Datasets:
zlatinb
/
jfk-2025-raw

Dataset card Data Studio Files Community
File
stringlengths
19
37
Content
stringlengths
1
6.21M
104-10182-10057.pdf
104-10182-100571f : 7 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED. FROM THIS FILE Se oi 14-0000 * I . A my ” ; eee : . “Tkts dist is 2b rose . : . . . S daSt e desir Be _ ; a =~ Oyen are Uneeis are -feturned to to RO iee . a - rn — - _— oes k S+EA2-8-E-2 t ay ‘Basic compensation in an al sunt: caigutated at ‘he Fate of” $6000: ‘per annuni. oo \ , . (b) Additional: compensation: in an amount catculated at the rate or 53990. per-annun Lor: cost of ~ “living, expense including. a - quarters), veffective. upon iyo ara arrival at and. pplicable. only. rt . it overseas.” : GG warters wilt not ‘ba furaished you nor. wit you ‘accept quarters: " provided: ‘by a covar facility. without t prior amendment ofthis | agres: ‘nent : 2. Taxes, Monies paid you, directly or. guaranteed bythe. Government: under\this payagraph constitute income for. Federal tax purposes. You wili be advided: ; “The mathiog transportation éxpenses to” ‘and: trom your, permanent post of duty- oversea Bs and for authorised operational « ‘travel. You: inay be. entitled to per diem in Mlew of subsistence during such travel and, when authorized, while on temporary duty away from your permanent post of asaignment. Ail travel, ‘tranaportation and per dien provided for under this paragraph, must, de © properly authorized, and. éxpensea incurrad hereunder are subject’! to'pay- ment and acéounting ‘in substantial compliance with Covernment regulations. | ~ a Cperational Expenses. You. will be advanced or peinbursed. Tanda for, necessary operational: ‘OXPObSes AB: 2! eifically adproved and financ ially limit ev by-the Government. Such funds will be subject fo payment. and accounting: | in substantial conformance with applicable Govern: nant regulations. . 5. Fepay vient. It is recognized that your fatlura to account for oF ‘refund | Sny monios advanced you hereunder shall entitle the Covernment to withhold ae the. total araount of ‘euch indebtecness, ‘or any. portion thereof from any monies | "due you under the terms ofthis contract in guch manner.as.it deems ‘appro- | PFiate. 7 Po, a | . : Le : : : : . a ° Fe ter sic aman 14-D0000 t , the. Covernment in’ satia‘action of ita obligations under this agreament. : Covernment-will loan you $4920 be socured by a non -interest bearec, proms Fesult of yo Coverament OURt pald te nt in'an area priate: by the ” Veo Execution of Locanents. in the perfor:nance of eérvices under this contract, you aséunve the Custudy of Coverninent funds OF take title of | Fecord to property of any nature whatsoever and wherever situate, which r 8 in fact been purchased with inonies uf the U.S. Covernniont, " you hereby recoyriize and acknowledge the existence of a truat relationship, ' ‘@ither- expréss or constructive, and you agree te execule whatever ducuaient may de required by this organization ty evidence this Felationship. - ¢ 1 employee of the United States Coverac.ent under this agreement and are’ not entitled to any benefits normally tacident to an employes status, oo _ 8. Status. You are not an 9 8 unding. If necessary to protect the security of this arrange-nent, | monies dus you hereunder tnay be Junded in other than adirect mannor. [t | {8 understood and agreed that any mcnies 60 funded constitute Payment by | in the course ef your performance under this agree:nent. Such venture: nuot 10.° Cover. (a) Te te anticipated that you will-undertake a cover venture } , f : be approved by the appropriate Governinent tepresentative vverdecing your | Activities prior to itg initiation. “Any and ail ducuments which yuu may ‘ | execute in the course of said cover venture are subordinate to this agree. | ment and any ‘Contradiction in terms which in any way ampiuly, extend or” i reotrict your righta and/or. cbligalions he Teuncor shali be Pasolved by this: Acree ment. which shall always be dominant. | (b) To provide ca; lal for your approved cover vonture the’ i leery note, payable on de nard. caic loan wilt be deposited ty an account in @ {stein bank and a £2.99 letter of credit will be isaued you asainot that i deposit. The additional $1999 will be released {eo said account, aiter @psroval by the Governa.ent: representative Cversecing your activities, | | oral or written given you: by authcrized. representatives: of this organi- ‘tation. . . 13, Unauthorized Co: fainiog to Fights. privi i in writing in: iphis agreement ; or — amendmne Et theFato ohal be binding on . this organigation. . i4, Term. ‘This contract Ht) effective agsof : November (¢69, and shall continue therealter fora pericd of ‘two (2) years unless. soster terminated by the Governirent either: ~ (a) By aixty (60) days‘ actual notice to you from the Covernmant, or. {b> Ww. thout prior notice, in the event of a breach of this contract by your violation of the security provisions: hereof. or by your otherwise. rendering yourdelt: unavailable for. acceptable ‘service. : Subject to the. availabilty of apprepriations, this agreamnent nay be extended ‘upon notice from the: Government. An the evert of voluntary tarmination: on your part or termination fcr cause by the Government s7icr to the expiration of this agree-nant or any rencaal therecf, yeu will not ve untitled to return. trave: expenees to the United States. . Termination or expiration of this agree : | mant wiil not release you fron the obligation of any security oath you may. be required to taka. . UNIT ZB STATUS coronas “RNMENT | | | a | oo BY . ; ACC e2PT eh: oe . . Qentracting vtiicor | | | ! i Theat G. “Mayerina . woes) m a8 Retake GV EDs INTERNAL =] UNCLASSIFIED U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1988.0 sar73), fe -h. Vesiwaltthe. Le a Ee ee ima " q ee SEAM ae aes Gs ia sty) SECRE, a a iecide he “had: better check the: ‘George: . -Restedt. ‘{mmediately - “recognized hin, approached the’. taxt which-Subject had. left and ore -entered,- looked hard at Subject who caught the “significance. of Rostedt' Ss extra- | : ordinary. attentions, crdered the: taxi ‘arcund the corner, paid “him his due fare,’ and . re- Joined Rostedt... it was at this moment that Friganza, returned on intuition. _ The trio then went te lunch, lunch from about 15-15 néurs Rostedt had an op: : Suoject and to put te subject several questicns ec taking a circuitous “route” by ‘foot. and “taxt. Cver mentunity to acqualnt,. himself with - : neerning willingnes s and the “Job. Yr : Arter lunch Friganza and Rusted? decided that under the ‘circumstances it would Lo be advisable to keep. Subject in Faris rather than. risk his arrest ‘travelling between ' Paris and Amber’: or returning to Gap to have. nis sarte a‘ ‘identite, revalidated.~ ‘Accordingly while Bost spent the next is hrs. or 50 with’ Subject, Friganza returned te the Paris Siation where he asked for the use of 15 rue weber Safehouse. Paris Station had committed the safehouse ror the night of 6 and ¢ April as weil as the morning of Bo kpril buc beginning late afterncon 8 April the house was assigned for ‘the use of A PIC. Arrangements were made to have Platipodls who _. knows Subject to be at the safehouse at i630 nours (alternate 24:0 hrs.) en 8 April. Subject was Instructed to go. to the safenouse, ring 4 longs, 2 short, whereupon ‘he would ‘be adm! tLeg by Platlpodis. He was likewise giver the name Jon Sandor -and told that in the event oF unavoidable .ngulry ne sheuld claim that he nad been lent the apartment by Tom Brown, a friend of John Sandor. He was instructed’ not to answer the phone and not immediately to answer the door. “If. after persistent - ringing he felt obliged to answer the coor, he should pretend he had ‘drunk: too-much wine, was cleoping heavily, and should come to the ‘door. appearing grogey. Sudject was rurther Instr ructed to stay in the safenouse’ during daylight hours and to venture out : at night only if necessary to buy food, eat, ete Yo was told that Prigunza “culd™ return for nim sometime between l> an 16. Aprils. with Annick. Quring -the ¢@zy b will Ing only at might to 5ieep. _ ‘Between 6 and 8 April Subject #i14. avoid the house, ‘going * to Movies, etc., 23 49,874 Caxactly - Subject was pald Fr Anthcny H. Friganza Case Officer SEC R i i i i { . . . : oe ee a . 2 * - s ; - ‘event tha “4t 18 needed for, the 6 April meeting in Paris wi ’ . cables from Headquarters . ‘Rostedt 1s: empowered to’ decide whether - ‘Subject” should 3. " gubject | WALT need. no “ether dodiiments, being that, this. will’ be a one time use to cross ‘at Strasbourg. ‘This ‘document 16° ‘bed: uasted in the be brought to Germany and if 30, it would save one extra trip to Paris if this document were carried by the undersigned. to the 6 ‘april meeting 80 that he could ‘be brought directly to Germany. : . 4. Photographs have ‘already been given to the MKTOPAZ officer. . anthony He ‘Friganza nf a7 hero Deputy. for Operations. OS c ‘approved: oer 14-0000 Av vachecnt- ney 7 We. then, discussed. fiture: meeting arratigéments “witht Subject’ subject wil - - ‘appear tn front of the Cafe Georges. Von the Champs Elysees ‘at: 1214" ana 16 chours” ~on O-April. He will wait. ‘for. five minutes in front- ofthe: cafe but will hot. 9 °- : . if we: are not - there hé-willreturn for. the alterrate. ° ! In any event > .. a . ‘Valternate contact will be made -through Annick. Subject was ‘instructed to clear os 4 up his ‘affairs. in Ambert and be prepared to depart for Germany;. however, it) was. ee : _ “also “explained to. Sudjest that we were not authorized to. make a final commitment: 2, to Sudject and: that: much as wé regretted this, this would-be. left “until 6 ‘April... te Subject. was paid Francs 15,500 for: which: no receipt. was: obtained since we’ were — . .In a hurry to catch'a plane for the. Hague. ‘If Subject. has’ any difficulties he . . will write Annick. “He will not return to Gap. He. ‘expects to stay. with Josef. "<.Dassaud in Ambert.. vuntil the night of, 5 April when he will travel to Paris by - ‘train. It was ‘further agreed" that. on ‘or’ about: & or. 5. April Subject will have. ” ‘sentva letter to Anniekfor "Mike" in. which he will eoriforni his. arrival and in’ oie ‘-Gouble talk inform us. ‘at he has had any. trouble. : We discitssed with: “platipodte of: ‘the Paris station the need to send "Maurice? ito Annick on 4 or 5 Apri? to see Af Subject: ‘had ‘written. : m ne ; . . a . anthony H. priganza ° ase OFFicer n w ie) te) ty "4 -. SECRET ay f ‘ ire producing. ‘about °300° a ‘month, sell a’ few more than : an thts at’ ‘h ancs a. ‘piece (nearly- $100). _However, Subject. gets nc Income other thar pocket money,” free- room and board where he. now lives, and will not receive pe :. any -untfl the capital outlay of his other two partners has been .amortized. Taking me . the ‘bull- ‘by. ‘the Horris. we explained to Subject the delay: A telegram’ nad been ‘sent - oe to." "certain colleagues” in Paris: who were supposed. to write a letter to be for = warded, te ‘Subject. The man: to whom the telegram was. sent was on leave and upon ‘return: he'waa not notifted of the ‘telegram we sent; ‘consequently, Subject was not informed. ashe should have been. We are terribly sorry and Hope that Subject would appreciate. such a minor matter. .°In any event, we reminded Subject that he had not een promised a letter on ‘or about: 1 February but rather told that he could expect i _>? hear from. us then. Subject agreed this was-so. ” ote subject was rar less ‘Anterested in explanation than a decision. He rhetorically . asked whether he was acceptable, adding he was obliged to assume he was not, and . Commenting that although there are “many - “two legged: people in America. also” he thought he was probably a unique perscm from the point cf view of language abl lity, experience aS an. cperator in dangerous situations, etc. We replied thus: One man (the psychologist). has: ‘already come’ all’ the way from the States Just to see Subject and .aniother was onjhis way.- From. this Subject could ° ‘fairly conclude the importance “"Héadguarters” ‘attaches: to Subject’ s candidature and that far from being a dead “issue, Subject" 's ‘prospects were good, although all depended on hin, . : we then vumed, to the matter of Subject coming ‘to Paris. Subject explained . that Paul ( i ) had been sent by the Paris station ‘to Annick: and chad ‘not done very well. He had failed to convince’ Annick ‘that he was sent by Mike (Friganza). and apparently although we did net go into the details of . this, he did net get the message st sraight. In any case Subject immediately said that he could come to Paris anytime although he would be cbliged to travel illegally. : This bepause he had permitted his identity document to expire as of 14 February 1959. ‘Heowaver, Subject felt he could make the Joumey oy train without being caught because the police are net. checking most trains. He cid not want to: travel ty car because he ‘had heard there are eccasional road blocks (this: may be “true for -the undersigned ran inte one.cn the drive from Paris to Ambert). Subject also said he cculd Stay as long’as need by but it was absolutely essential’that he net be obliged to -Stay at a hotel -- he could either stay with Annick or at. a place . pat’ at his disposal: by us. . a” a “Gage Officer Pe a cS) _a is THD0000 “our progress from the staticn by foc. and then by metro to the” Severes Ratylon “own-way from Ladou,: We tock a tant ; theisafehouse dn the rue Weber 14. “went with Ladou to the airger: to ze “arrived we decided on-a program and r ‘and rue Malakoff at which tine _ the operator revlewed Subjec met: Subject ‘at—the- rendezvous snd 2 ere cig.” ~ gubject wag met by the undersi gried at ‘the Gare austerlitz at O-hours. Henry C. Ladue cf the Paris staticn écunter-surveliled the meeting and station. Ladou is certain trat cur meezing was not supveilled. after gcing cur re Cpera, switched taxis and then went to Le r Subject washed and shaved we drove in the iles where we had dinner at the Pied ce Cochon. 20 nours, talked for another hour cr se while Purine this conversation Subject was enccuraged a.varfety of: matters which we hoped would tend Nothing of particular operational car provided by the station to Les We returned to the apartment at adc ving a drink, and then retired. ‘4 prompted to.develop thoushts on give’ us better grounds cn wnich tc assess nim. ‘or biographic “significance was discussed. 22 march 1959: After breakfast Subject was asked to wait until we returnec. he tne LOFLUTTER operatir. After the cperator turned to the apartment and suggested that: Subject spend the afternoon on his cwn and agreed on a 2230 rendezvous ney far from Port Malilot and the safehcuse where Subject was met. .We walked to the safenouse : and retired at about midnight. : 23 tae 1959: “We arose: at &, left the apartment by about 8:40, walked to a cafe, where we-breakfastéed, and then per arran 4gement passed the corner of Pert Maillot the LOFLUTTER operator observed us and’ follered us to the apartment. We showed Subject upstairs and left the aparttent where we met the operator and tock him upstaifs and introduced him as Mr. Brown. After a very brief Intrdduction with no ex on, we absented ourselves from the room’ while ‘tn’ preparation for the LoF UTTES examination. At about, 1245 hours Subset ‘2 * & apartment cn hig own, it having been agreed to meet him on the Averue Grand smee in front of the Tout Alen cafe. The FL. “ cperator returned to thir Paris Staticn office: with us _where aa was agreed undersigned, would go to Germany ahd return to Par oct te the. apartment. apartment where we int errugt ed $ Subject was paid a furtner 33, 100.. He was instructed to -spen2 the \ nim again cn ¢5 March. AaNZ2 Case Officer ments for tickets, etc., We returne and tne operator. During this ‘boter : Francs, making-a total of Franz : : night of 23 and aa March chez anni Mei ane we would return to § 2.48 ere for a beautiful ene: Gur false t's Lack cf any legal documentation is rau . No security flaps although the “poten identity docutients together « z Supie material sufficient for this * “FRANKevRT (HAM) | Devrscntany fe ae oETELU AA yee SASS EO Yd Fa ban ete rhe ence len ence Ar a tO ERO mo an BaP LAA pa . 7 - . . Le * a ~ a . wtaethee es 8 Cab abe Lon Soy Tt a ‘ : . : . : ‘ os . . oO ; “Sick he, an qoh( ward a as y te ead dan wet ; wo wel. abe Kes cd webe Ce Rel . 7 re aie ie wpe 5 vt as he) Ww od buner | Ee Wap wns Feds dafitect, ae. ar) 2 eden ok ON ch Urine YS @. ee pe ae a 14.000 : that ‘tf. ” before . at ‘this. poiiit. the family ‘was ‘able* ‘to live- ‘confo : . vicissitudes’ of life “prought: the famizy progre: a feudalistic way, life became. tough. ‘ “brought into more airect contact. with. Bo flight. rather than a , ; eurrent. motivation: fo . tolerate being beaten in coupetition. in cther: words’ he: ‘féels: . [ @ to act accordingly. His... you pretend: tO be something, you hav: ‘of f atgnity and pride in his eon ept of nobility has evolved4 into a concept work. : Se. “the faasiy ‘Yett egorgta when the. “Subject feels: that his ‘Fei rovided himself with ‘gertaln ponies, - the. subject, as three. .. hey fled ‘exigtence. began : the Soviet: invest y : Because’ “the father had pro bly and é@ fen opulently. ‘However, casively to ‘material degradation and* financial difficulties which greatly” influenced Subject’ 's way of. think- Whereas: the family had ‘previously lived in an artifioial Subject feels that the family was reality. and that this was_ not ing thereafter. necessarily a “pad. ‘influence. 7 6. subject actually ‘axa not want ‘to leave Georgia. He felt it was tactical retreat. . Apparently. he has never been art.of his umi liating- defeat and it may -be- that p of an opportunity able to accept ‘this h r affiliation involves: his perception He. As a person who cannot -to take countermeasures. against the soviets. . a nay subject : in ‘the ‘form of agaressive: and destiuctive ‘behaviour. “als ‘a precocious ‘ehild: and he’ ‘experienced disiliusionsent in his family.” ~ and: in. society. It “is as if he suddenfly. Alacovered to: his great ais- - appointment that there. was no Santa Claus. 8. At first Subject felt his” disillusionment was "unique and péculiar. to his particular life experience, but he soon discovered that his’ dis- content was characteristic of others. He experienced this. fighting attitude within himself and he reflected: it in his non- “conforming. be- haviour. a 9. His mother reacted, te his behaviour with ‘ever-affeetionat solieitousness: She wasn "t actually able to determine the reasons for - ‘Ais: . internal distress, but. she. was aware something ‘was taking place: ‘within him. The mother. was apparently a ‘marked - conformist “who insisted that ‘subject : abide by. the ‘acetal order. She- tock him to a psychiatrist, ‘because of his _ behaviour problems and: because ‘she did ‘not: advise him of what she: was : _ doing and: got him toa “psychiatrist, on a subterfuge, and ‘begause Subject . did: not agree with the psychiatrist’ 8 conelusions,. he did not benefit by’ this experience. This indicates | "to us: s that ‘in handling: subject at but te permit ©” affections This vised for love and. affection | is probably’ the most: primary ‘of his: motives. . In respect to the flight of: -the family from Georgia, Subject feels However, he feels he revolted against a a he was. too young to understand it. ate. His. idea is that. one mst: ‘fight, surpass and conquer. As a young boy , he. felt he was much stronger than several pillion. men. This is extremely ~ “important as. regards utilization of nis services. First of all ‘he is motivated to succeed out of a “spirit of revenge, © vand secondly ‘he is self- confidant and optimistic. that he will ‘succeed despite the hazards of. the “ undertaking. He is like a man who wants to kill an elephant -- all he | wants froa us isa high-powered rifle -- then he feels he would be equal to the elephant. os re , . : ; 1a Subject also seems to reflect disappointaent in his* ‘father as a personal ideal. ‘He regards his father as a very independent persen, ‘kind, but profoundly selfish, but who would nevertheless give you the shirt off his ‘back. His” father was fond, of the children, loved the whole family and was. happy when he saw others’ happy. However, Subject is con- vinced that if his. father “had succeeded, none of the things that. happened in his life would have come to pass. He feels that. his motner's suicide. . is a direct consequence of | his: father’ s failure to succeed. 13. “When his father and. “sister returned to Georgia, “gubjeét was driven to despair by ‘the breaking-up ‘of the “family. The death of his mother and ‘the departure of his father and sister was quite a 1 threat to his. seourity. Sa 1 a4, ‘The father app die in ‘Georgia. Subject’, ree a: thing impc to realizéhis. Objectivaey orto, 2 nieve his snes. ‘ioever, He feels eturning to Georgia to dle. _ The mother his father accepted defeat: by | . did not. 6° wit) the. father and. apparently was at “her wits end ‘after. the ther left. " gubject ‘regards his mother as the. ~axle of: the family and wheni be. ‘lost: her’ ‘through suicide, he- feels she’ deserted, hin. “is. “subject! 8 ‘sister followed her: ‘father to Georgia, out of a spirit : of. affection ana” saerifice. | She: felt that her. father ‘needed: her ‘and - Subject feels she was . a tributary ‘of his mistakes. The. sister has & Ph.D. in languages and taught courses in school, At the time of Stalin the children would say. "we have done this and that. thanks to Stalin" and she would reply “you are individuals and you have done this or that without Stalin." As a: result she was ‘arrested: ‘and sent toa concentration camp. ‘ith the ohange. of f. regimes ‘she’ ‘obtained her freedom and got her job. back... - 16. The sister’ 8 ‘husband ‘returned to. Russia also: and Subject believes. that “because he. had, served in’ the- German amy. he may have: “been sent. to. a . concentration camp, “He feels ‘the intellectual level of ‘the brother-in-law" is’ lower than. that of. ‘the ‘sister. The. brother-in- law apparently has an . : ‘thfertority: complex. - ‘He ‘emigrated’ to France ‘at a much later date and . - _ ; ‘ : apparently could not ‘adapt’ himself and regretted having: left Russia. 1. subject’ s brother, ee ae . is van archit tect in Gap. The brother is an independent Person who is conservative and probably os accaaplishment or ‘success. 38). ‘Subject. was. the: baby. of the tantly and still. is. Whereas he “was born. in: 1918, his brother wes ‘born in 1916: ‘and nis. eister in 1915. | Subject. was more’ “expressive of affection,’ particularly: for his mother, wheréas ‘his brother ‘Was more. timid, shy, and independent. ' When the brother. saw Subject getting. the mother’ 5 ‘attention, he’ tried to replace subject: This: Sibling rivalry may continue’ to date, for example, the ‘brother learnéd that. Subject was Seeing a girl whom he knew. The brother advised the: girl to leave Subject alone. 19. Subject denies he is Jealous of his brother. He admits his ~ brother has. been successful but in his. own sphere. Subject" s new found philosophy is not, to ‘accept: -the fact - that, ‘he has ‘been uccessful, ‘but . “te try. to. explain. why he. has not.. ‘In’ other words | he. Seems to: be motivated to obtain greater knowledge of himself, . 20. subject does net” ‘consider himself as a Georgian; this ts of no importance to hin. “He regards the f. Light . ‘from Georgia as a defeat and as a loss. of. the motherland. which’ he has ‘never, accepted. ‘He feels he was a Georgian as.a child but the most important aspect is: that’ he feels he. was defeated by the necessity of the family’ 8 flight from: ‘Georgia. | He offers "as. an analogy. the fact: ‘that. he- was. Committed. to prison; this was.a. | defeat for ‘him. In other: words he was not bothered by. the. prison life. but by the “fact that he’ made a wrong calculation in taking ona bad: associate and con- 7 (noriatrous 2 acts. _ iindertakes. “one of ‘the » prineipal : detérm nants. of this man' a behaviour is Spparently.. ‘the very strong desire to succeded and accomplish. ‘, Bea, - Subject’ “tedla ‘that- throughout his sctiool. experience perhaps | only. ene © or. two professors. understood , hin. These particular professors “sSiotidit é that’ it was often necessary in ‘Life to! "swallow" a ‘great: deal ‘of useless "stuff" so that thereafter certain, ‘essential ‘problems’ could be more easily : digested. ‘Subject feels that these professors ‘were superior . ‘and that he understood then, whereas he regarded: the others as apparently idfotic or worthless. 23. subject was’ influenced by heroes whom he heard about such as __ Lindbergh, Edison, Hitler, Einstein, and several others. He realized that Aft such People. existed, it meant that the’ possibility ‘to act either for , wl good or for evil also. ‘existed: “He did not ‘Adentify ‘with: any one “hero ia particular but: always wished that he’ could have been: one of them. He. did not actually want to, ‘be one. of them, but wanted to resemble heroes in "general. . Subject always remaina-+ remembers certain great men mentioned “in history. He feels, _that these great men gave him the concept that. a certain order was necessary for the level of the. people. However, it appears he ‘was - disillusioned: in these men and His ideals were shaken be- learned to his: dismay ‘that they could: commit abject or ‘Subject feels ‘he has “made many ‘wistakes” in” ‘life but ‘how-" ever big these’ mistakes ‘may des, he does: not feel they ‘have reflected his He feels that his character was basically based by the : cause’ he’ later. " basie character. desire to become a worthwhile individual, even at the cost of tehaving te his eu wrongly. He feels that 4t the oniy criterion for Judging a man i : ‘and all his. AlLusions’ disappeared. | ‘never. saint anything sighificant and: hat. the ; both Ba ‘ point “Subject, isses Ais mother s love and: ‘he fe ele ‘his lite was ‘broken up “when she. died. He: “found ‘himself completely alone He - tried to find affection through others. . He “feels the ‘Reed for. affection. 4s a big: part’ of Himself but . on ‘the other hand "I: am a complicated person." a ° , 26. ‘Subject claims he has ‘Learned the difference “between. a ‘man and a woman “This. is ‘Likely to have a B00d | deal: of meaning to. Him, particularly - as, ‘regards his relationship with his mother. and to be determined by a paycho-fehinine education. tip us off that he. ‘should not be exposed to hand ing by females. This is enough. to 27. Subject claims he has learned from his personal experience in life rather than from the experience of others. -In other words he has educated himself: in the school of lite and has derived: Little from. the others . actual formal school ‘situation. For ‘example, he claims hi opinions haa importance only at the time. she was “Fendering her” opinions; thereafter ‘they were not influential ‘as ‘far as he was concerned:: This~ may be important as regards training. It. is ‘Lkely that he would prefer to proceed with the task in actuality rather than to learn about per- forming the task through the experiences or training of others. : 28. - Subject Joined the French Foretign Legion at. the beginning ‘of | ay eee ’ e was - subject to- the wars ‘AS a ‘foreigner- and “as-an~ He regards women as allogical with’ normal rocehee which hes may y regard as: a waste, of ‘hae, but will ; accept.. 29. “siipject feeis that he married because he regarded marriage - ‘as ; . _ necessery to: biri id. a family and to- “make a ‘home. He ‘feels his marriage was : a inistake decause, even though: he understands the value of ‘the principles : involved, principles which were “inculeated by his father, it is ridiculous : vo ol. to marry just: forthe sake of principles: without -the necessary sentiments. - He feels that at the- time he was merely abiding by precepts of his father without thinking of the possible consequences. However he soon discovered, in fact,.a family .did not represent anything at all » and that creating the . family was aggravating the incoherence and the division of society. In view point getting married meant building a wall around himself. .It also - “meant | that instead of ‘finding ‘a partner * who complemented him, all that he " obtained’ trom. the partnership was. a : reflection of himself. _ He feels that the so-called spirftual intimacy. is a fallacy. He claims that, sexually speaking, ‘women are Necessary but he fails: to say why it - 7 ; vo is necessary to build a separate world with it.- : . Lo. : “30. AS was explained. above, the reason for his marrlage are connected with his family education. He does not regard his marriage as a complete fiasco. Ee regards his wife as very nice. He thinks he was nice, too. a false documents business ‘and’ created a 8 . only in ‘mak ing money “would have - “in ‘Vtselt. - Asa whole, the technical’ e "gang » but. being the sole master.o vt do tt again, he would: not mart y . 31. During ‘the war when “gubject-. as in Germany, he got: involved ‘in ang whlch: ‘he: led. The purpose “of. the” ‘group was ‘to ‘pepatriate . or liberate war. prisoners. ‘The black : tectinically. “speaking.. of ‘the organization. “market was a worthless brarich, However, it 1a true. “that nancial: problems. “Its only purpose. was to solve: fi ude that a person who was interested . “the black market reached such a magnit found: it quite satisfying and sufficient fficiency of his. gang satisfied. him. ‘They had freedom of motion and security. subject was arrested be- hot in tne actual functioning . of the _ cause of a carelessness or a slip, whom they were helping. rather on the part of one of the meri . 32. Through this ‘experience Subject learned that it, was very inter- 3 of authorities. and to ‘play. these: “weaknesses ‘His: -enctions corresponded | to a Joy of He feels that if-he were: he would act in exactly. ” esting to know ‘the weaknesse or. forces against one another. . f his actions and moves. to find himself in this sort of situation again, the same way. . 33. When subject, was arrested by the Gestapo, ‘he. was considered by. the Germans to be a very Amportant pres. He played, the game and led .the Germans to believe that he was an ‘important prey in the hope that such ‘pelief would give hig certain advantages. Although he realized he “could be shot: for only one- -half of wnat he had done and that, it was “ ry _ was. the: “father of ene ntl - 7 agreed; to participate in the. bank attack. _ trusted Subject. ‘because he knew. of Subject! 3 war activities and he figured - that because ‘Subject: ‘had’ been able to” dcoomplish: certain. illegal activities . . vot , “that he was quite capable of attacking a bank.. : : a ca ; : planned. Because there were only two on the team they were compalled in attack the tank successfully. ‘wanted to withdraw from the whole deal by saying "he my mother learned of ' this,. she. would die." He. was working. in a. mode ‘makers shop and —_ oo 7 wo " although he was” ‘not, “well off; he- was earning: d decent Living. - However, © because of his love for risk and- out of friendship for another fellow, he Apparently the other fellow " The attack was carefully view of the smallness of his staff to give extra attention to their plan. 36. According to Subject he was “elose to this young ftierd who. At first, Subject felt that the other solicited his financial assistance. He also had the normal twinge fellow was crazy to dare to attack a bank. of conscience ‘and asked nimself the question "is lt right to do hara. iby robbing a bank?” Subject never felt that the two alone would be able to. Consequently, they determined to knock. ° over a jewelry shop first. At ‘each: point ‘in the developments ‘Subject | They postponed the: job indefinitely. ‘However, his mother died.in the. meantime and his rriend. ‘again ‘approached’ hin and told him that now that his ‘mother was. dead, there was no longer such a danger. subsequently they knocked over the Jewelry store. 14-00000 BE Rta 7 UR Soa aty ty “des! rous of ‘robbing: a bank . carefully and then committed the act. his money around, was arrested, and squealed. - to the -Spariish border. ‘Subject’ was fleetiig to ‘the Pyrenees bécause he planning of the project. - ‘order: ‘to finance: ‘another Intended ‘marriage. Subject agreed’. that this would be" the ‘last: Job. “They. cased the. Joint very | The other fellow apparently. ‘threw The police came" to : oo . Subject’ 8 place; found a » and he was arrested, in his flight, had- learned that his bank deal ‘partner had ‘been arrested and had talked, and that the police were after him, Subject ‘voluntarily admits. that he loget control over himself and that he had failed to plan in case he failed and had to flee. He had not foregeen oF prepared himself fur such a con- sequence. If he were’ to find himself again In the same situation, he would: prepare an escape “even. if it were only necessary for the satisfactory 39. However, the question whieh arises in this examiner's mind is why Subject panicked in hig flight. It could have been that he un. ‘consciously wanted. to.get caught and to be punished In. order. to relieve his guilt. If this is so,,then ‘mportant consideration stiould be given to this aspect of ‘Subject’s personality as regards planning the project. THD0D00 ing. “He ‘continues to believe that . sinless &.man ‘fs $0 ) weak: -both physieaiiy and morally, ‘it fs always possible. for him to get back on his’ feet or at least to hope that this is possible. : , Se . Consequently, even when he’ was. broke, Subject always . ‘believed there was: a . , eas "possibility to. fight : ‘and conquer. It is likely. he wili always ‘have hope oo , : 7 : oo -and optinian.. . a : ee moe _ . 43. “AS regards his philosophy on the two projects which Involved : : liberating - French prisoners .and the bank attack, he was betrayed by - another. . Actually, however, he could not have become angry at these persons because he felt his betrayal was unimportant. ffowever, these persons: lost his esteem because he feels there. “are certain moral values . . a 7 which ‘he holds dearJy, namely friendship, This would indicate that he is : A “more: in. contempt of himself for having miscalculated than angry with the other Person for’ having betrayed’ hin. However, Subject does” not fee) that any ‘of his wai stakes, ‘regardless of their size and consequence, have serious consequences as regards his near or distant ‘future, There is no question that his mistakes have seriously reduced his circumstances of life, but he a . Sy “is optimistic and it is Likely he _Pegards this assignment asa golden’ oO opportunity ‘which | not only. permits hig’ a chance of | success, but does not censure him tor his past deeds. | Consequently, he feels that to be dis couraged about the future is nonsense for if there. is a future, there {s “hope. ot, i : 1 . in anew school, ‘she. made him pidntee | éiy, but” each time he was: “thrown out ‘of school. He fs | convinced she wanted this ‘for his good and not for the satisfaction of. having. ‘a peefect child. he “would. be However, it is likely that the wother' Ss over- : -soliettousness. was actually: compensatory for her basic: rejection of “things” with hin for werse if In other ‘words, ‘she ; wanted him to be perfect “86. ‘that he could ‘be- ‘worthy of her love. He was not perfect,. probably did not obtain her. love, ‘and consequently Is continually seeking the love ‘of other persons. However, he cannot accept this fact as regards his mother and denies she did not act in his interest. One of his chief defenses ia denial, that is, simply assuming the attitude that: such. and such was not oe, _ a : “true. when, he probably believes it ‘was true. ee : ; ; . . a : Subject! 3 actions are often: impulsive: and unreagoned.: such . irrational beliaviour usually. takes place with ‘ancther person despite the fact ‘that ‘there’ may be no particular tle or. affection: between him. asd the other person. ‘Subject. is unable. to explain why t! this is so and “intellectual y : realizes that any explanations which ne’ might: offer are not sufficient. 0 ‘explain ‘such behaviour. and nia be, eniot ional state. In other words, this , / man ‘s. impulsivéness and tendence to behave irrationally and to his own. apiiheree, disadvantage’ ‘and in: his. own: disinterest amounts toa compulsion which {s. , sufficient to determine his ‘behaviour but: which is unconscious and not. No ‘ things 1 witch were ‘there: because thé: explosion’ undoubtedly alerted the “polices » ’ The: police came and ‘he explained that he had played with a ountain pen which tiad burst. The policemen a strongly advised, him ‘never : is. deelérat ions arid went. avay. the Rea cro 3. took care of his: wounds. : co ; does: not think ‘he wil: ‘be. very. atfferent. in: the future from. what he’ 13 now. However, he feels his material situation: will have improved. : : He does not mean finanetally but socially. He ‘naively hopes that the workd w. 11 .change and there will be no discrimination. He also hopes: to acquire, if necessary, a nationality in which case he will feel- “he actually belongs. to. ‘society. ‘However; -he | feels that ‘society: is “anxious. to ‘Stamp-and Tabel individuals ‘and it may be that he would prefer ” to. be an individua 18t who is outside ot Society. than: to be a member of socté 7 who is. required’ ‘to: conform. Since- -this® ‘person. Lives - in the present, it is very aifticult ‘for hin to imagine what his future will be. 52. Despite the fase that. ‘this’ mani ‘ts motivated by rather vivid ideals, he still strikes the” examiner asa: practical realf{st “who thinks : ‘and acts Ina matter of fact manner, He has. experienced a good deal. of. ife ‘and he Is quite sophisticated, oa — 7 hoe Be , creative dea and the prototype have - thought. from a ‘great thinker appears’ hardest to keep his ‘promises. . , talk somewhat . rashly- but she feels - thi: ' fast: ‘and he is able to see. quickly’ “tn ‘components ar and the essence ‘ofa . ‘problem ‘In: 1ta: various prospective - In ‘other words ‘he learns: ‘extreme you finish the. sentence. _more comprom! sing, “more realistic, and. less sentimental. a ‘machine: in order to: fully understand’ its function. However, he realizes that, commercially speaking, it is: more’ rational to mass” produce - ‘the’ im. In his opinion the : “machine but the repiti tion. does: not interes mach greater value. and ‘Importance | } will, pular 22° “the prototype. - of. the opinion that. one single : Alia ‘to be, much, ‘more valuable’ ‘ than * the. setting: up: of the: factory whi To. {Lustrate his ‘feeling. ; than ‘the millions of, books which: are published yearly. 55. In describing himself subject reveals that he always tries his He also: feels that’ he sometimes appears to fs. due. to-the ‘fact ‘that he thinks’ , He’ is so ‘quick ‘that he wil uniderstaria what. you are, 2 trying t to say before * 56. . Subject. ‘is: unable to: see » himself in terms. of what he’ would Like to be. In “order for ‘him to: @ispiay | ‘himself, it would. be ‘necessary that he would. be another person altcgether. - However, he feels that, everything “relative, perhaps he: “Should show more “strength: of character, bea Aittle However, this would: imply that he would then find himseit. fn an environment. in which. there was no room for sentiment -- in which case his personality would out: ot ‘place. 7 attachment to ‘France. at ‘this time. Howevér, tt ts 1tke1y ‘he. was patriotta at the time of the war. . Since he has been branded a criminal and has . been deprived of certain rights and privileges, he now perhaps feels re- . - —— : : Jected and in _turn fs rejecting France as his fatherland. Nevertheless, a ee co he: strikes. the examiner as a: true: Frenchman -- he thinks and feels like a . Frenchman and is certainly: not a Russian: ‘in his personality. _ It is ‘likely oo . Te that he identifies ‘the- Frencti authorities with the police. “He-cannot OS : - tolerate rejecting attitudes. - ‘He is. ‘ke: an’ outsider who 1s ‘Toor ing in. 7 4 Li re tt may be hé has the "sour grapes” attitude by ‘which he" feels that since - Co _ hé cannot have what he wants, it is not too good’ anyway. ce 60. subject is not a planner. Despite his interest in invertion ; sie "and the fact that’ -he has pulled off a number of capers, he is more of an “| ‘instigator, - a ‘leader, and aiv-executor. In order for him to be successful in future projects, it is necessary. that someone else ‘plan and then tell hin) exactly what to. do.” . 61. Subject is currently involved 3 in | the, invention business which che started alone,. He is the owner and exploiter of several ‘patents and certain persons are financially and technically interested in’ his in- , ventions. He is” faced with: a problem at this time. He is involved in. the initial and preliminary. phases. with us and. consequently: fs put on the fence as regards his invention business, ' Furthermore, if he were ‘to join us, he would. relinquish ‘everything to his business partners. - ‘née 4a all mouth. He both expressés, himself oraily and he ts, driven by desire to. obtain oral. supplies “by.” incorporation. what this. means is that = he will eat you Ups : 65. Subject ‘reflects. superior intelligence, is capable of abstract : “eonceptualization, and’ is able to deal in. symbols. - 66. subject isa narcissistic character wtio féels that because’ ‘others don' t love. him, he needs to love himself. . In other words, he is quite in “Love with himself and’ acts accordingly. — 67. Subject tends to rationalize and to offer socially acceptable reasons for his individualistic behavior. 68. Subject strives: entefly, for emotional satisfaction. ; 69. Subject {s ‘fh altriistic but at the same time he is selfish. He. will do things for ‘the: community with the hope of getting: sonething out of: - Ait. for himself. Both: of these drives. ‘merge in-a unitary fashion. ‘He is motivated by both at the same tine. 70. Subject denies nationaltatic motives for his actfons» and prefers _ to regard them as being: primarily humanitarian. ” subject is action- oriented cand loves to take “Pisk and gets a kick out ‘of excitement and adventure. onalit Les, “but ‘are. determined ‘by. 8 a vague desire- to help others ‘who ‘heed . it. This, combination can mislead him and get him into difficulty: for r example, his accomplice in the bank robbery. ' 75. Subject is a rank individualist. He 1s a non- conformist. However, he realizes he must cope with the community s must sacrifice for the ; of the community, and must not harm others. In this regard - it is unlikely that Subject has ever conmitted: ‘physical assault, nor is it likely that he would in the future. . person is or ‘represents to Subject, he is still a human being whom: Subject respects. : 76. . Although Subject Is basically an exhibitionist, he Is not , thelined ‘to bragging or to exhibit himself in a transparent or, patent However, he needs attention and is This is what he ‘ata in fashion. He is too sophisticated. - likely to ‘do things in order to get attention. 18 Schools.: ; TT. “As. was previously mentioned, Subject helped French. prisoners get back: to France. during - ‘the war. “He thought it was the ‘right thing to do but did not do it Just ‘for France. He” was paid for {t but -he gave his money to help the prisoners. ‘In terms of his hierarchy of motives, it ts likely that this person acts according to what he considers to be : right. : : 4 3 z No: matter what the: other | ‘He also expresses self pride in doing the outstanding, | ithe difficult, + ‘petng ‘paid. "He acts © He: understands ‘the United States has 5 politteal interest : which he! likes. Long out of adiniration for the sincerity of the “put he is: willing to go a “americans. ‘He is not “Looking ‘for special compensation. Generally; he is quite willing ‘to do what is asked without rational ‘reasens._ In other worday his motivation is typically. esoticnal and. is sinderstandable in: , terms of his. character : organization. He feels tha He is. inclined to put things ‘mas ree He feels his early: : ta person 1s. capable “ of doing. anything for love ‘of ‘nothing. personal basis. He doesn’ t belong to any community. his way of thinking or on his way years in Georgia have had no effect on which exists in america and the of perceiving life. He likes the liberty ; ‘fact that people are treated: as individuals rather than as numbers. 80. Subject’ s motives are genuine and are’ -ompat ible with his ; ‘outlook on life. They are not. necessarily. original or sophisticated but . they are personal and therefore: ‘pona ‘fide. ‘Purthersore, Subject. ‘is really He ts controlled in his movements and is restricted unable to realize his freedom:and on the shelf in Gap. ‘in his ‘aspirations ana “consequently is _ to develop himself. as an individual. Consequently, “tne ‘assignment / a ' represents a unique ‘opportunity for. him to rise above his ‘present ‘re- stricted level of existence. 81. Subject is a very sensitive person and he attaches great im- . portance to events of life. 14-0000 ‘nis emotional problems. self. (7?) ‘but because material ‘help: involves | ‘the implication of moral . hélp. For exanple,. a dentist in Gap offerfea to help ‘Subject in his in- ‘ventions without asking for advantages. even ‘thoug che. has Rot done WOTg «: ‘He: may lo in order ‘to have othera ‘feel ‘greatful to hia, should be punished for doing wrong,. but should not be degraded for doing. ‘He has thé attitude he. “pight. Subject: has always realized. that- he has needed help as regards He Likes: ‘to ‘be helped ‘materially, not as’ and. it- This. means a lot to Subject. He attaches small importance to money ‘and he derives a tremendous satisfaction out. of helping others or being helped. : 84. Subject reflects a tremendous vitality that has, in the past, expressed itself through false attempts such. as ‘the bank robbery, etc. He: feels he is not being used ‘ag ‘he should ‘and ‘that there. ‘isa power ‘within himself, a creative urge. of movement, a power of realization. ‘Itlis highly emotionally: charged and he feels he 43. capable. of. doing ‘much ‘ more: than he has in the past. Although he feels he is'a. complicated person, he. does’ not, feel he is difficult, to understand: : 85. Subject likes ‘to act intelligently and ‘sensibly. He strives for efficiency. Por exanpie, haxkaxx if. a: ‘person were to ask him to open a window, he feels it is up to. him to decide as regards the proper method. The ‘efficiency plus: the. results are his rewards. ‘Consequently, he likes” practical work which involves an intellectual effort. 14-0000 . 88. ‘anéther important aspect of his relationship with us appears to be the. fact that he conselously or unconse{ously feels he has "arrived" ..and is- acceptable’ £0 Us. “In other. words he feels “that perhaps a decision has- been wade “which is ‘in his favor. This reflects: his own desire to: be. ; accepted” together with hts estimation of. the: situation: 89. This individual, despite his past explotts, | is not necessarily . a hostile person. : In ‘other words he: will not: do harm or will he: hurt others who are weaker. than’ hinself. He will act. out of exigency but he will deliberately avoid being sadistic or wantonly cruel. go. - For. some reason Subject exhibits. @ marked degree of loneliness -, and isolation at ‘this time, ‘He ‘seems to be seeking Compan! onship. 91.. . Subject prefers to work alone as regards technical Yesearch, but as regards the execution of an “operation he. prefers to be with someone or Fart of an organization. He knows he can rely upon hinself when he is . alone ‘and that others had been ‘inreliable in his: past. However, if it is necessary for him to work with two or mora individuals, he will accept it. 92. Subject: admits of physical inferiority feelings by virtue of his size and strength ‘but the denies he has feelings of intellectual inferiority. He. depends more upon his mental faculties than upon his physical. "TI have no fear of an elephant if I have a gun.” so ene peer pT S we short comings ‘and: he = Hopes, his complemented ‘by training. 97. Subject relies quite heavily upon humor for relief of tension and. ag: a ‘defense- against, the development of anxiety and inter-personal relationships. : 98. An important. aspect of this man' 's personality and history would ; appear to. be his 80+ sealled secident proneness. ‘He: is like the. eat in the oy . a F Disney film who, while chasing. the mouse and. having. his” entire attention : “directed to the catching and incorporation of the mouse, inadvertantly gets himself run over by a truck. His first reaction to being splattered by the truck is one of disappointment as regards not. arriving: at the goal; i.e., catching the. MOUSE. He thereupon, acts “upon feelings of revenge on the mouse for having caused. his. unfortunate accident. - In- addition; this - - example signifies that Subject is likely to ‘keep his eye too much upen the i 7 a St ; goal: and. ‘insufficiently upon the hazards involved: in reaching the goal. Tt , may be argued. that Slbject's phi lospphy in his past operations are related {nm some manner to his lack of attention to such details. His. history is that of the unlucky cat who manages to get hiaself 1 ‘run over successfully. 99. This person. ean “be! quite dtscompased by tha’ surprise ‘of un-— expected occurrences. ma : : 100." Despite defeat Subject is able to pick : ‘himself up, figure. things out, start all over ina more systematic ways and continue. in his pursuit of his: goal. | . Consequently, he does learn by ‘experience. His mistakes are 14-0000 tha problem. : Consequently, he needs- a | person. ‘of greater: intelii gence Who is able to help him to evaluate the realities of his. situation ‘or predicament. It must be kept in mind that his self-preservation is stronger than. ints desire to solve problems. : ~ 102. “subject. is ‘Likely to be ‘Joyal toa ‘superior and may even be. eritical of himself | in Felation to. the superior. In other words, he would like to be as useful as. possible in. order to. express. his. ‘loyalty, but may feel inadequate in that. he requires the pratection of his superior. 103. this person puts no stock in’ emblems or signs of rank or reputation. He regards such signs as identifying labels only and is not impressed or motivated for glory symbols. If he were..to accomplish an — outstanding feat, he would not. want a medal -- all he. would want ‘was a _ remark from. an ‘Important figure to the effect "well done, thank you.” -He feels ‘its ‘sufficient only. for him ‘to “know he, has done well: 10%. Subject will attempt to assume leadership on the team but it ‘may be that if his partner ts ‘superior, he would be a better follower than he would be a leader of: a. less adequate person. He is-more of a : dependent than ‘independent person in terms. of his inter-personal relation- ships; furthermore, he acts on sentiment and impulse and consequently his Judgment is questionable. This would indicate that he would work better with a more soher-minded, , ealoulating. individual. He is ‘likely 14-0000 . sitive features. 14-0000 Be “SERN 6395". /; Ge’ BERN 6837 iG 4! ry9d)e 7 "i “WEROGUE EOD 2-DEC. HESTON MADE INITIAL covtact AND auTHNAN | . “Now HANDLING, . WIROGUE GIVEN FOLLOWING INSTRUCT ONS# 7 - ~ PO eet “ay BUILD COVER ‘puRINa INITIAL PERIOD. THIS RESPECT, WIROQUE © . a SAID PLANNED stt UP SHOP WITH. AUTOMATIC CAMERA TO TAKE IDENTIFICA- Oe i uy | TLON PICTURES, SAID vOuLD INSTALL POLAROID CAMERA SO CLIENT COULD . . "PUSH BUTTON “AND: TAKE. OWN PICTURE. ‘QUTHWAN AGREED THIS. YORTH oS EXPLORING, AS WOULD. APPEAR PROVIDE INEXPENSIVE COVER. _ Be WIROGUE TOLD TRY. SPOT PERSONS FOR SURVEILLANCE TEAM, [NTEL “yssefs CWITH ‘EMPHASIS ON ORLENTALE PROVINCE) AND PH ASSETS. HE “TOLD SUBAIT NAMES. ANY LIKELY. CANDIDATES To STATION FoR TRACES. _ PRIOR MAKING APPROACH, . a 2. QUWIN WHO RESIEES SANE HOTEL AS vIROqUE REPORTED santa | ToL HIM HE HAD LIVED ALASKA, JAPAN, SOUTH AMERICA, GERVANY AND ho OTHER[PARTS BUROPE.” “QUWIN SAID WIROGUE SHELLED AS THOUGH HE IN INTEL 2 BUSINESS. STATION DENIED ANY INFO. on. (YIROGUES 14 DEC QUWIN gerne eo. 14,00000, RANCS™ > But 1T STILL: PARKED NEAR as HOTEL. — ; ae. AT AS: DEC WEETING WIROGUE ‘sald HE PURCHASED CHRYSLER FOR oO 15000 FRANCS. “MADE NO: WENTION, PURCHASE OTHER CARS. ALSO SAID HAD _ | ie PER MONTH AND ONE IN NATIVE CITY FOR 6880 FRANCS PER MONTH, ALSO {HAS SIGNED CONTRACT FAR APARTMENT FOR 8800 FRANCS PER MONTH, ASKED oo \. GUTHHAN FOR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS RENTAL ALLOWANCE WHICH HE CLATNS po FS HOS CASE OFFICER TOLD HIM HE MOULD RECEIVE IN.LUMP SUM. GUTHMAN: “REFUSED, SAYING WOULD HAVE OBTAIN HOS APPROVAL PAY RENTAL ALLOVANCE 2 N LUMP SUM. a " "'S. IN DISCUSSING LOCAL CONTACTS, WIROGUE MENTIONED QJVIN BUT “DID NOT ADMIT TO HAVING TRIED RECRUIT HIM. THEN GUTHMAN TRIED LEARN WHETHER WIROGUE HAD MADE: APPROACK LATTER CLAGNED HAD TAKEN } _ NO STEPS. GUTHNAN WAS UNABLE CONTRADICT, AS DID NOT WISH-REVEAL@ P QUWIN CONNECTION KUBARI - Cc “5. 6, LEOP CONCERNED™BY VIROGUE FREE WHEELING AND LACK SECURITY. , StaTroN HAS ENOUGH HEADACHES WITHOUT. WORRYING ABOUT AGENT WHO NOT CSET] | ‘ REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN ee iS PROHIBITED tent er ie eae peee eee Sg: > : ~ ae enn So nn rt eee ee ee ee tee oot owe a aoe oan . BELIEVE Ne stont FUNDS, : "Aa eset instivétions § LATTER ‘Says HIS” CONTRACT. ‘CALLS FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SALARY. PER “MONTH. “SAID ‘HE NOT. PAID FOR NOVENBER, STATION GAVE HIM ONE PAYMENT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, HOWEVER WISH Hos CONFIRMATION, THIS ; CORRECT AND AUTHORITY PAY HIM: IN DOLLARS PER HIS REQUEST. CWANTS . “DOLLARS as ‘BLACK MARKET EXCHANGE RATE WHICH USED BY Most PERSONS HERE TwENTY TO FORTY PERCENT. BETTER THAN OFFICIAL RATED. | 8. ‘NOT ABLE PICK UP LETTER CREDIT PER REF A. WIROGUE SAID Had GIVEN It TO NorHuL FOR. RETURN TO BANK AFTER HARKING IT CANCELLED, Bo pelos a * END OF MESSAGE cs COMMENT: # WIROGUE 1 ‘ETA LEOP 2 ‘DEC. HAS LETTER OF CREDIT FOR 12,000 SWISS’ FRANCS. - ne need a REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN. [SSUIN OFFICE is proviverTeo Be ‘arRogue’ Pays a eo ore meee ae tn ee cee eet mee ee ones Ch ey or hy “DIRECTOR * ke Eve into DoLLaRs yen nowTis nacKTEG’ Oak nov. 1 10 a8 par "pw prep. YOUR DISCRETION TO PAY IN DOLLARS. HE NOP -PATD yor ‘Nov PRrOH | 0 DISPATCH. OBTAIN Receiers -Awp CHARGE Paosécr. . Be THREE THOUSAND DOLIAR QUARTERS ALLOWANCE Pith ARNT, Hor accous- G. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR OFS LOA 10 SEP UP COVER BUSINESS TO Be REPAID FROM PROFITS. ALSO MUST ACCOURT FOR CHE THOUSAND TEN DOLLAR. TRAVEL ADVANCE RECEIVED. 2. INSTRUCTIONS VIER TO MAKE CORDAGE AND FOLLOW GUTMAN'S toTRUCTLoms IMPLICITLY. ‘000 REPORT ACCURATELY ALL, COMEACTE OR FOTERTIAL ACTS AND sR MAKE ANY APPROACHES OR COFRCTUENTS WITHOUP PRIOR APPROVAL. 3. SARE GUTENAE'S CORE AD sOCoEND TALL, WIRGGUR mE oF PRoBkrTa AND YOST OH TOE YAK ON LSE CALL AND “RRUGHARTOR. POINT ove IP macessany HB LIVING UNDER FALSE DOCUMENTS. , END OF MESSAGE Pos, Coos iNating OFrricess “SB BCAR-B-T : PELEASING OFFICER _ ROUTING 14-0000 —— <1 dl WA | EDWARD 0, WRERE3 O/AF f - Ay CAR/H a ern . AUTHENTICATING OFFICER 7 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy | N . N aE | s iE < ’ wee 7 _ ee eee . Sconeectseeet es gee — . oo F $ { ae 14-0998 HAGE RP ETE iar nO ‘ite 6. Hospital, lisurence, Credit Union” ; t . . . io. 7. Overpayment a x - 8. Tax Deduction Change : mrs 9. Allowances ; fos Jo. ie PAYMENTS ond/or : Foe REFUND DUE: DESCRIPTION ‘ i 7 A ; i do 5 Pa ASTERISK Denotes other ; or a A than Normal Salary ’ . , _— (30) } . me 7 : ao . 140000 4 i SIGNATURE DOP/ PG DISTRIBUTION 23" 949 ee oneviovs «SECRET Jl 3377 7 14-0000 . : . i ad /~ aN ' Ao seetente sete coe - a Bact we; eo EE ( WL B6ve )] . Ds Fant RRR a oh ae fens, 1, ¢-3 Blk 16 ‘ ap 7° . i F 1! i 14-0000 , wa ane aoe RoASCuUNT wT: IGES.GTy InTACT. y HEC CLEALE ALD LETTER carat NCELLED GILL RICUCE Ace CSNY BY. 12 9% 603 INTESRITWAL VILE Vouen LETTER ns . TNESOTIATD, 0 ae * & D CF FESSAGS C/$ COneENTS *D1SSEM: WATION SAmi AS REFERENCED CABLE. “epNTEGRITY 1 sind ADVISE HOFHU!S nae GOCO. u | PROHIBITED, Copy No. 8) g 4 ra) z ~ < °o 7 Ss “4 a > Zz «| ® a “wn ¢ Zz (a) GQ rat m a BePe 1690 “Meopoldvilie, ‘13 Becentre” ~beopotdvalle. ES "Republique da Congo a - Te ae TOT sre grees TRO Ripe SPSS cre nM TES: Same cre RRC en fre\12.000 éh°qus'a ét ' .. (douse -mt1lo frases cuteoes). Ce falta. . bon 2c35 #+#«C : : aaa aay eCT Pee eT 2 SURAT Chvdte -dealedant do Datecode waa + ~~" yo "toi, dates .rs "33 Yorsabse 1980, Giles canosde MrjReiner pour an mostaat de douse mil16 ‘Rfanos cul esea. la valeur de la dite lettre oat sotuellement Sfra 11.600. ' Qotts lettre a 6¢6 annulés par uae lative do Er.Beinsr dont je vous orie do voulole trouver Lfoziginal eisjointe, . ss _ Je ce réfere ogslensnt A la conversation téléphonique da hier, par lagaslle je vous ai deaandé oll 7 avait provision suffisacate pow courrir le ahdque He 3.5409. Nayant pas roca votre communleation $61 éphont cua ou jourd ‘hal, jo suppocs quo l'affaire eat on r2gles | ‘Toutefois jo yous renercie poar votre intervention. __ . Batretempe Jo vous desande és. tenir & ma Afepees tion Jo montant da douse mille frases ‘eulecass — D’s réception do votre soafirestion & ¢e Bujet, jo vous fora’ parvenir les instructions altérieurpa, — oo _ Ba vous reworeiagt A l*’avance pour votre proapte attontion, Je vous pris 4'agréor, Bessiours, l’asanranca do ma ocnaiddration distiaguds. oy a ” Georg B.Aeiner a3 4 "an. ia Py ge. _ BR Hofkuio 160 Spee re ate ae TT MR ee “lS alhernygi ub ee . £ . 2 2 + = < 3 Lg nn ete 0 pemerie wee 2 le Bart 2° 1 Rr Se pode: aoa 09 plt égalohent uns OME aM AG. Be A na lettre du 13 gouast,, ‘Je vous tiré our votre Banque par Hr. P.G,Rainer et pour us montant do. Sfray 3.000.= _- Youles vous avoir 108: anee de gardor egslement le montant do co ondgess wa diaposi tion. Au cas, ou i] y aurait uns manque do provision je vous demande de me revournex le o que n° 30415, : : Au plaisir de lire votre. eonfiraation A oa sujet, je vous prie d'agréer, Heeaiours, 938 salutations dtetinguéea, . . H.Bofbuto: . o ole BCe oe. teal Isopoldville | Rope du Gouge - gaa Bo 3,68G 14-0000 _ Somers pe LEAN swiss BANK Conronarjon “Schwe! j "oreiwes SurTCéA, aversses Huaseursouees “aaat SSEESE - “29 naveabre 1960. Lee wh We. Berta chee es Pa “a whee: . ws he: fi a + sManstou: Georg Fracs REIRER® nyt wg ee 2 tel om ft Pn) i ae a way Pfoaen ” ir ene te Lite reefs es aoe” frpede 12,000,+=. ae eas . DOUZS MILLE FRANCS: SUISSES. LLL noe . fei MA. cbse y wot tre weil: “Lh: . a i Wf ‘genous } cere . + : : . Meoree the Saft hogath Cd Sette Paris rates 41 lott eae ona ra 4a 7 “eo. oooos oo ig ee ot a a a aa a ae et 6 TF 77 ’ c.f Fone oF athe : ” - 7 2 Coser FiO tes 00 phate de seve ‘ea rege tapes ve . ha | - fat mo - ; , f, ns tae OT fafer OPED baa fol te oe ad | ee sae psec atte “4 el oh : at ee ae wes nelly ang a he ee Be mene at atten ae 7 ‘ hte pei louky brant tes Boge Fe ae Meee fecsy- ro belegnn OAS tas ah a Te re rea ro} . ; a : . . oe CON bbe bre a an te a ttm A Beatie Oe ne eet . . . . c _ “ one, rin, Hot “ we Lede te eaeen ooe tpe ete ted fine an Patghers . y . , . oa 7 . . / . ¢ “ Vey itdtne Los 2G, Ove fe f ve aa foe, ‘ L wy cp gee 7 Lo, on Pheesepippe : Sept pes a te ANE TT oo : : arts ene ov, ye roy. Pa 14-0000 ae er ree , wee ih vee fe To Motioiovr Goorg Frans REINER® - : ee wet “ ee - Pathan ~ a : * 8 . oe AS RE eae te: 2 teks A wh ‘ . pa 7 . a 19 amiedias cava Vent ay: Pa four epee Seb One® frac. 12,099,--. ak + DOUZE RILLB PRABCS SUISSES Goo e ee co eee e LLL UMMM debe Bae os . tre ete or a ee tages panes Se ee ean rene cn rrernearaen Sem rt tapes a bythe ack. a eee , V epyre wae weet ope hh xan oT il ee oe On ‘ . " . we ° toe , rt there! GOO cree # rr oe x. nae nr? : a . - BG vo eae cence geLer wees erie : x be] oS Say Seen, . . ‘ : i : 4 oY re Cotend sofere Slee id ae ES ee ee ee ard ; : . . een . . ; , .f{ 4 cr a a a file perenne Me tee Rene, ree “6 ae ‘ | * , _ ec sofa ede pte tens ge Fhe A Wee free 4 , : - Zt ’ \ _ + x wee? WN s 0 a ~. . ba N aan 8 3 “a t > x Lies Ae . aw x : _«@ he | we eo; + Q : ‘, : NG D : ‘ AEN . . » ‘ 3 x eae ee a 3 . = here beO POOF TET Fel had we Ramet ld ao “Sele ae ge tie sentra see NTRS Naess SEs oO Vig he tt pee En ae pe aay ae 7 athe vet? - yore, rete. setae iy yO oO AB 33477 14-0000 ae faced CT ol Scrat ama eeeeaten Ay ae. Foie S “At Rta) a ey ne . cn Rad AR RAR ARO ¢ - Qos file “2 tr bene IQ &- “Pe a Se Quark 7 &. ] : | yy, 1934 bel ob feo Chante Coney ce] “Sky woh ye wen vow +} Laer t by, See galt io, Gu a. ANY Rated a tu — AAEM LO fee Webel a Med gacttan, Babe Gos: cA AL ~# Me wl code A : AD. \ouy - vo fot een “ect at Balla . 4 8 fore 499477 eo South ee - _ ” ye a 19 ae mec’ omen te 7 7 Ve. “ya aye. 46 53 hes 4 uf Hetices feud a - a: ; 45%, - a cs Ra Rew ake cam YS. AOS ‘T= Rehr Whee : ; ae co “4 a on rc a oO -— aa a Con: : ek S- are sg eS al Che oS >) Sy A eM) V4, Mo “as AK ee TA Ga ee VAmace_. 7 occa 4 a 6, we 8b ts Rd _ eetefing inthe principles and practices of S¥ asa clandestine means of H : comiinication in: “covert, operations, -=plans- at thie writing envisage the use : H of GY én - for CORO. _Tt was repeatedly emphasized that the. i success of an 6W letter depends | ‘504 upon the unobtrusive “normicy” of} ithe ~ : i + . ' . . . 1 t i ae | open text ‘and 50% upon the preparation of the GH text itself. na . 3 Terszinal Fvaluation -- : a. WIROGUE demonstrated that he- could adequately prepare letters bearing a cardon-type secret ink weich vould meet operntioaal requirc- ments. He ia a very meticulow vorker and possesses a high dogreo of . Banual dexterity--eubidextrously, yet! i b. He quite ‘adequitely mastered the develamnent Procedures for his assigned receiving systen. ; 4, Ths agent's training opeoifically covered the folloving: a. Writing techniques with a carbon-type ink _b. Scorch development of OW c. Standard defense measures for carbon- -ink writing i i i | & Use of glancing light in defensive and offonsive examination for Si. ; - 7 et Relative placeaezts of the SY and overt texts ou the lettersheet f. Discusion of cover letters and indicators. b L 3 rf & a fone Se ‘eas opersttauan aap jadbet othe Instr by ®AD wie Sow Lp. wos . - "0 MIAO et: She cempletiog af the ee NEAG: co: a Te 14-0000 DUDLEY G. FOSHEE 8 December 1960 Attachment: Contract - MAYCRINK Distribution: __ ‘2+ Leopoldville gor. R3¥77 | DATE TYPED _ 8B Dec 1960 _ .- - OSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER " ACLS-149 4 SWE maces Mr, Eroest Gc, Mayerteh "Dear Mr, Mayc ridd. 4 wt Bhs »- Effective Ee i i te 1 — i960, all ‘copirar Uae oral or writies, ty and beteren _¥ou. and the Urited States Goversinent, ae “represented by the r Contracting Otticer, sre herety. t terminated by mutual cotsect of the parties: thereia ad in Hew thereof: he + follows egreement is substituted, hereby « contzscté wie. you as ‘an a lade perce ‘: terms. sand: fodiens Bt contractor: tor the aubeatantoa: sf leartain taformatton and ‘related. services. of a: confidential nature + ubider the 2s tllowing 4 Somponsations in, fay consider atica for the ‘submi sation: of such Iiformation, “and services you will receive. trom, the. Government, payable in such: an ‘spproved ee : . _Manaer as. you may direct in writing, the following} . . :(a) Basic compensation in an amount calculated at the rate of £ $6000 per annum, oo - 4%) -Addicona?. compens als a5 amount calculated at the rate of #5000 per annum for cost-of-living expenses (tanluding quarters), cttective Spon your arrival at and applicable only to your contemplated parmaneat post. of assignmss LS overseas, Quarters will not b= furnished you nor will You accept quartera pre- . ; wided by a cover [facility without prior amendment of this agreement, 2 Taxes, Montes paid you directly or guaranteed by the Government wader. , “this paragraph constitute income for Federal tax purposes, You will bs advised ae _to the method to be ‘followed In reporting and paying such taxes, The method ad wel as the procedures’ used by thig organization to implement fs tax reporting responsi - Mites will be based. Primarily upon cover acd security requireme: sto. “You herein. - “quthorize this organization to withhold tamez on said Income if it determines much’ wf “requlremento so neccesitate, 3. Travel, ? , 4, ‘Operational Fxgensen, You will be. advanced’ or reimbursed furde for neces - * aary operational cupenses as specifically approved and finanetally limited by the : “Government: Sach funds will be subject to payment: and sccountheg io Substacttal ee ee es onformance: with appitcante Goversmnect regulations, ; 14-0000 5 Reparnenis “Whig recogalsed tist your faliure to serount ior or refuad acy hall endue the Goveramest ‘te withhold the total emoict of ach indebtednens oP ney portion the fest from any monies due’ you under a? monies advazced you hereunder at Ee ‘the terres of this contract 1s ‘puch manner ap it derma appropriate, : ‘ | Negotiated Besehits, @) a) u, dp the perforinance of activities under this’ : . you incur an tajury or ‘inése which to got the: result of your gross agreeme:. , 4, pepiigence, willl mirconduct, oF sateinperaté ‘act, the Government wu provide” . medica, nefatcal hoopital, tran portation and ‘dleabitty benefits ia suck amounts “ena unr such. conditions | as: | the Goverament In. its sole discretion deems prepert: provided, however, dat ‘such. benefits abiall: ‘not exceed a & total of $5900. fot the same : . sihary or: Mlneies a ity you die in the o performanae & at activities heres, under ‘and your death fs not the resalt of your r gids negligence, willful riteconduet _ ‘or Antemperate act, ‘the Government will pay the | sum of $5060 to your benefistary(ins) a lees any amount pad | to you woder oub=paragraph w above at euch injury or illreas : ‘vesalted ! is your death, provided that gad beneficiary{iea) is-acéepiable to ‘the Gover ment at the time-such payment is to be made, An acceptable beneficiary hereunder . {es an individual! to whom paymaeni By the UB & Government can be made without conficting with its avowed principles and ideals, (b} Outstanding performance by you under this agree- feted a reels whent and your fulfillment of obligations hereunder is an effictert manner wilt result in the Government undertaking your resettlement in an area mutually agreeable to “both parties, to the extent deemed appropriate by the Cnlted States Government, a Execution ‘of Docunente, tr, in the performance df services under this. contract, you assume the custody of Goveramest funds or take tile of record to property of any nature whatsoever ard ‘wherever situate, which property has In fact been parchas ed with mouziies “8f the U.S. Government, you hereby racogilae and acknowledge ibe existeace of A trust retatienshin, either REprees OF CO: i etructive, and you &gfee to exec ute wkatevur documesta may be! required by this. organde tie CRORE EMT TE SoA me mes pew ree EERE Te SAT Pra a — o to evidence tals relationship, a 8, Status, You are sot an employee 3 at the + United States Goverument | under thin a etal agreement and are Lot entitied to any beacfite neranaily incident te an empiaye ve staius,! 1400000 3. “Eencvy: if necessary iO pruiet! the areurity of Lite atrengement,.monres due then di direct manger. ds te unde atood aad. RA Ren siate You hereunde > may be funded is thoother’ agrerd-that any monieé 80 ivaded eonstitzte payrnent Sy the ernment: ta “satel ction “ of ite obligations. under this ssroament. - ; St oe St : ; 10. Cover. (a) It is anticipated dat you will undertakes cover ventcre inthe . _ course of your performance under wie agreement. Such venture mist Berapproved . by ‘the sppropriate: Government representative orerneciag your acti fivities prior. to ‘ita “Anitlatton. SAsy aind ail documents hick you may execute in’ tins eburea: ‘ok. paid cover wee ) To provide capital. for y your approved ‘cover: venture the Govertizient wilt loan you $4000 to: be secured by . noa- “interest bearing Fromisory sole, piyable. ? - ee Ton demaad. Said loan will-be , deposited toan nécount ‘ta s foreign bank anda $3000 letter of credit will ‘be issued you agains! that depots The additional $.000 willbe ~~ « co _relnased. (rom said scecunt, alisr approval by the Governmeni representative overs | geoing your activitte a. V - (c) You will submit to the Gove rnmert guarterly income and expense 2 ‘etatemeate on the cover venture ‘ard copies of all tax soturne Med in conaaction ; : V “therewith. Your cover accounts shall be kept 0c Baparate and distinct from the bank + * aecount into which your persona! compensation Paymonte are mada. 1 , ) You heroin agree that monies loaned you ‘py the Goveramont daa! | be repaid from the profite of tho cover venture, in amounts and at periodic inte rvals te be cstablisted by the Government representative ovortaning yocr activities. After sald jean has been completoly ropaid and ail other. obligations, ‘pach as local taxes, ote. , . have been made, you may retain any furthor profit derived fram said cover | vanture. “However; it ig clearly understood and agreed that your primary obligation ~ “under this agreement |e the performance cf Gove ramental aerivitiea, ° : . a Secrecy: All information related to ihis agreement conveyed through instructions, this instrument, or otherwise. lo secret and shail Bot be divulged to” “soy person, organisation or , government in any form or meper except as an ; authorised by the undersigned Coniractig Officer executing: ahis agreémont. It is a 7 agreed that any revelation whataoever of the above information will cotatituts and . : ‘be eo iromediate and final breach of rhis sgreemext and will, result in forieiture by. 14-0000 you of apy aad All penefiie weirs mag ee hoes gittes lta pow by teased ef this agr semeal, . 12, agate Puc Sas. Diriag the term of use AKT cement, and in your official ‘. : dusiness capact ty yee hereia agree to act re ceaformacce idk iestracdons, oral : oz writtes, (Biven yee el guthofleed 7 repr ‘esentatives of this orguminadion, _ : 13, Vaauitiorisee Comm! tmezts, No promines or commalinseeua pertainiog: to. : ‘rights, privileges or- benefits other than those expressly au palased in writing in thts a _ agreement or a amendment, shereto shail be binding on this organization, : A oh of Bi November. isto, and shall continue. Thue contract ts effective aa ert tor a pero of two (2) years waiess sooner terminated doy the Goverameént anes se acted sotice: 19 you trom the Governminat, 0b) ‘Wiviout peor ‘ebtice, in’ ‘the. event of a. bréack of this contract. y) your, - Polation of the security provisions héreof or by your otherwise rendering’. yourself v umavailable for acceptable service. ; . ; Subject te the availability ef appropriations, this agreement may be exy ended upon “potice from the Government. In the event of voluntary termination oa your part cr ‘termination for cause by the Covernment prior to the expiration ef thin agreement. . ‘er any renewal thereof, you wil sot be entitled to retura travel expensea to the _jalted States. Termizaiion of this agreement will not release you irom the. odligat: vn UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT | . 4 o BY; Contracting Officer © “ ACCEPTED} Ernest G, Maycrizk “ WITNESS}. 0 |. eo, he . aatnON: NIO* a SC/AF, sie 20° cae BERN’ 6537 sore aon an _ . - oe 5 ofa 2 oR crass, ro, NOTIFIED wie 2 DEC oy wend lan eat REE bir 14116 (NOT SENT “zoey (at? 95787) eg at ee “1 t. BY CHANCE DURING VISIT-GRAHAM WITH INTSZGRITY 4 LATTER'S” rtée 1538 HOURS MCNDAY 12 DEC INTEGRITY 1 RECEIVED” PHONE CALL GM LEOPOLDVILLE FROM A Fxg HOFHUIS. ; 2. NOFHUIS TOLD INTEGRITY 4 HE HAD HIS POSSESSION CHECK SIGNED BY GEORG Fj REINER FOR S¥ISS FRANCS 12,260," ALSO HAS LETTER CREDIT PAYABLE REINER AND SAID REINER GAVE TO HIM FOR SECURITY UNTIL CHECK PAID. MOFHUIS ASKED INTEGRITY 1 IF HE YOULD PAY CHECK. WHILE HOLDING HOFHUIS OTHER END PHONE’ INTEGRITY 1 ASKED “ SRANAM FOR INSTRUCTIONS, | . . “34° UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES GEAHAM TOLD INTEGRITY 1 TO STALL eT FHUIS BY TELLING HOFHUIS . WOULD PHONE Him AT Ltur 2839 ¢ WHICH ER su PPL 1p BY HOFHUIS) AND SAY IF WOULD Pay CHECK. KOFHUIS ve _ $aAld WOULD WAIT EXACTLY 24 HOURS FOR INTEGRITY: PHONE CALL; we NOFHUIS wouLD NOT TELL INTEGRITY WHY, HE MAD REINER 'S REPRODUCTION BY OTHR THAN THE ISSUING. OFACE 1S PRORATED, Copy No, 14-0000 chek. 7D LETTER CREDIT, NOFHYIS: SAID REINER STAYING HOTEL ISTRIDS: ae te - 2 Se ; ‘Se ‘REQUEST IMsED ADVICE “OW WHETHER OR NOT INTEGRITY 1 SHOULD” TELL HOFHUIS HE BILL PAY CHECK BEARING MIND LETTER OF CREDIT Is . IRREVOCABLE. AND. INTEGRITY 1 OBL ICED. PAY FACE AvouNT EVEN TF sit HOWOREDS | FRtINe 10 bot rts NOT REINER NEGOTIATE. Letter crepit. . LOCAL..BANKY: ” ¥E FEAR el oe IaPL cat Tons JEOPARDIZING ouR. . .SOURCE.IF CHECKS WRITTEN, REINER FLOAT AROUND LEOPOLDVILLE. OR. _ ~~ NEGOTIATED BY HOFHUIS BY MEANS ILLEGAL PRESENT coNco ‘GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS 0 | yo END OF MESSAGE | C5 COMMENT: “DISSEMINATIGN APPLICAGLE TO RYBAT SGFLAG CABLES. 14-0000 te "CLASSIFIED MESSAGE oe a oe Tet Co ROSES 2 SECRET ““rscias DIRECTOR cons, = CAD 2 “ow ify SCR onronal | IMAL DIATE. Tf RE ‘cm G51 (m1 * “wre sin AVISE FoF CHECK 15-000, CASH: serecK wD RETIN LETTER CREDIT TO REtHER, . : o 2. FOR LEOP. CONTACT. REINER, | PICK we. LETTER CREDIT BOD POUCH BERN FOR oe, "DISPOSITION, ta ERO OF MESSAGE SPENT: ISSCHINATION SAME AS "REFERENCED CASLE. ee, TS, 13 REFERENCE. “POSSIBLY BERN 6595 (IN 15973). 7 HR ae FD _ BY DIRECTION |. , MR OMOUCK, AF” ; r 2 COOtOIMATING OFFICTES . ; : atiaagino orders 7 “aurganticatine ovecid | REPRODUCTION sy OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. : . Copy No. , 3 a © BERN. ; c/ee coP, LETTER 2. DIRECTOR 3. “ele, om 2, ‘ris 2, ch 34 5/02 “ROUTINE. : OGUE “4 ETA LEOP 2 DECs MILL” CONTACT» ~ oF CREDIT FOR. 12, 920. suiss. FRANCS. can “ROISTADE. ETA HOS 1 DEC. i t H END OF MESSAGE j { “| PAI LOVEIZ “REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. , + meme 1B MEMO fio. 5238 . tiovenber "1960 This: ‘416 to ‘confiria tiie Handearrying of: ‘the . totlowing ‘Austrian: Docimelitation ‘Daniel Niesciur on 18 Noveniber 1960: : “Austriaa Passport Tio. . 546226 « re Austrian Driver's ‘License’ - : International Certificate of Vaccination Baptiem Certificate . ~ Business Letter from Arthur Doll and Son, Berlin : Pocket Litter - Brouchers, Austria, West Berlin General Informtion.on Docunéntation Cover Story Itinerary as reflected in’ Passport : Explanation of Passport Entries Instruction for Signing Documentation 2. “The documentation (above items, a,b, sc,) is to be aged after WIROGUE has signed them. It is our understanding that WIROGUE will use ‘gubject: documentation to travel from West Germany to Leopoldville, Congo, ‘via Switzerland and Italy... . 3.. It is requested that the subject documentation be retumed to TsD/IB when no longer needed for operational purposes. - rae igs cassis s/s : of . Distri tion: ccs , riginal end le- Addressee ge RYT] “SECRET_RYBAT 14-0000 in or aise coco Faia. "yc oeSroam Ga hw BOE TaN os Up WI DERN STATION. me , ax OF MESSAGE. BE 7 aa s ‘ny A Vuelo ATWO -OF FL gts BRONSON TWEEDY, c/ar coonpt - SECRET “s , REPRODUCTION BY OT Use Lr 39427 : AUTHENTICATINO: OFFICER sas 7 ae HER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.” Se , CopyNaw s+ OC amine i eae aR eT Be mnern a, PO. Bey SY Codiobadt Sete Nee BN oo 7 renee (4 22 November’ 1960" | TOF chet Africa Divteton AME, Dana R. Mesciur AF/W/2_ 2110 I Baiading — FROM 1, Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Support) SUBJECT. ¢ LETTER ADDRESS jo # 229196 ‘ 4 . wt - . 1. Referanca is made to your memorandum dated 9 November 1960. requesting the establishment of a post office box _ in New York City _ . ‘dn the name of Clifford N. MIRKINSON 7 2. This will confirm advice furnished your office on 18 November 1960 that the requested address has been established as: follows: Clifford N. MIRKiNSON Post Office Box 5h Canal Street Station. New York 13, New York 3.. This ‘address will be maintained for an indefinite period — and will Le serviced twice weekly. Daniel R. Miesciur extension 828) will be nctified upon receipt of mail, 4. Non-registered,: first class and air mail, bearing the above address as a return address, may be mailed by you at any convenient letter box in the area where this facility is established, Registered wail and parcel post should be forwarded to thia office for secure mailing. Any mail having special security significance should be co- ordinated with this office prior to mailing. Mail bearing the above '. address as a return address should not be handled by the Central Mail ' .5« It is requested that you advise this office when the above address is no longer of use to you, Any inquiries concerning this facility should be directed to the SB/3 Desk of this office, Room I¥az I Building, Extension 3933. 1h09 fictor Ciba Jere 23R3S477 FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY: .« SECRET = SECRET | ee RECEWT FOR AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS © “To: TSB . “paté a8 noon 1960_- me HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF, THE FOLLOWING AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS _ AND: PREPARED IN. : «TRANSMITTED WITH MEMO NO. = DATED - ~AgcoRDANCE! WITH: _ tp ” OFFICER'S SIGNATURE WI 2CGVE™ a NOTE: Authentication Materials must be returned to TSD/IB as soon as the intended operational use has been fulfilled; unused documents, whether filled in or blank, must t be returned io TSD/IB wken no longer needed. . . “TSD/IB should be notified if any of the Authentication Materials are destroyed, los:, or for any. o-:ker reason can no longer be returned. SECRET. pare RIVE? .. ho, rs La wi SECRET * KOY ton9 “acini roa: cater, Finance ‘Davisioa "Opening “Bank Abcount’ for Ceci, Print Raa ir Meectur eal ‘Gontact. thé atation’ end vill act od en *itereetiony | between the Bern Station and RELHER yao fo e-contrect aginte , 3. Your asststance in this matter will, be greatly epprectated. a Bronson Treedy. ‘Chief, AF Division i i a “BECRE® dr 2 ead 14-0000 Rs 5); ee . “CL Sti MES | Gigs ESTERC. i cx ; CLASS Fl D MESSAGE | Units: O/APAESE = oy -SECRET- oPtiaTiONat “IMMEDIATE * do ys AVIS GLAS HOTSTAOR EAT ROR DISDOVNS CNOOE SE, \- - qgrnin or auDTE CONDO FRACS. NIcrT CCRSIDR CHAN OMe BOT TARR \ uP ‘WITH BERH STATION. ! \ ! END OF MESSAGE. sf © we ED res . C/sF . . , : CRE, . ER le , coorolk ATING OFFICES BRONSON TWEEDY, C/AP : . f vo PERBRASON OFFICER. road “gReecRET AUTHENTICATING: oreices Me ate a a on een .. REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE is PROHIBITED, - Copy'N spy Ne. st 14-0000 - cassie MESSAGE REF DIR 12432 er Fer) & A i me one AN 1632 | Local 23. ,NOVEABER VIA nats Fan die we ents Ans F “MR PAUL R- FENNIG | ETD FR a “PLIGHT. 424s ETA ANDREWS g9a0° LOCAL 24 NOV ENBER. 7 * ” . te END OF MESSAGE : a) COMMENTS DISSEMINATION GAME AS REFERENCED. CABLE. -_ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, .. Copy Now 14-0000 a ‘patg + 18 wov.60 i — = en = “170-8 DIRECTOR Oey - ae IM Tbe a JO Lo. ; LFROM 3 FRANKFURT. Po es ° ; _ dD: Asset Beds oy “FACTION * ofa 3. i. ‘INFO a! “nr DER rei duct eg —_ Se a a ce oe _ any 3324 AND ASK ‘FOR ED “CALL Li nat : “4,. SAFE HOUSE AVATLABLES OR DAVE. IDENTIFY SELF BY TRUE FIRST NAME. IF AFTER 1738 CALL . a - "ED reanFURT CIVILIAN s21sis OR nave 52346. | 7 ag, DESTRE PRIOR EET :WITH ROISTADE FOR BRIEFING CN CASE * sepORE ASSIGNING SAFE HOUSE. END & OF MESSAGE Sl CJS COMMENT: e201 STADE WOULD. REQUIRE SAFE HOUSE FOR FIVE ‘DAYS TO: BRIEF WIROGUE PRIOR TO LATTERS DISPATCH. oe : QUARTER AND , A ‘ Apa. . : : . = i . ; , 4 woo veeey : : pK ope & ISSUING O RSRODUCTION BY: OTHER THAN ‘TH “Grice is PROHISITED. Copy No. . - 1 . 14-0000 2 7 ROUTING “FROM: DIRECTOR ~ eonre C/AF 38 ae — ae “INFO COP, cee 3, fe 3 2 sk 2. OPERATIONAL | _ IMMEDIATE, AATedmamas |. "ae 980m 2 voy a ts MEA MA JOA FRAY 22 HOV AE 2340" CS-CCMMENT: *CONFIRMATION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR FJDUST NOT USED. _ 7 **STATEL WIROGUE WAS BEING GROOMED FOR DEEP COVER ASSIGNMENT LEOP LATE NOVEMBER. - \BEX eo 52 TMB... e eas] WON BD a 8 AP/t/1. ar GSH 43-43 BROWSOT TWEEDY c/Es/0FS 4 n. COORDINATING OFFICERS — a c/aP SELEASING oreicen © [ Lon 8-E-C-R-E-2 . AUTHENTICATING orrices " REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS S PROHIBITED. "Copy Now F4/-133 477. 14-0000 e «pe CO provassirien- ot - — — yo" 15: 9 [P82 novtg Hore 296° COMMENTS: (Number, east miei to shows from whem | to phon: Orcs o fing across. column alter each comment.) F "Chief, Africa Divisien | Co a Neue 610 “eaters” (] SECRET C) conFiventiae =O teow == CO UNCLASSIFIED 14-0000 4 CASE FCAT ne 2 action” Fem Inet King EyAAD T] Ga Guar : IAS CES LEAN TTR INUIT rar bs ape ‘that WIROGUR/I will be oa: the "He waa flown'to PBIRDS "black" and undervent naive t program. 4 (eis dneluded -curvivel, mill erm ond other similar typo FM training. After a - year of such training the project failed to materialize, as 6 recult subject vas Frepering for resettlement in South America. The AF/Diviaion took interest in WIROCUB/1 end efter an assesment decided that with his peculiar background, . talonts and general makeup he could effactivoly be utilized along the lines ‘cited in referencs A. On'21 October 1960 the case wea transferred officially to 3. Since that date to the present, every effort bas bean mde to psycho- . logically orient WIROGUE/1 far this asatemecnt ond to prepare hin operationally. _ for ita fulfillment, To insure the security of tho operation, prevent any mtification with ODYOXE and/or KUBARE, end to preclude exy unexpected unoovery of WIRCGUE/1's past vhich would associate him with bia pro-KUDARK lifo, . a muder of basic steps vere taken, ‘thease veror a. WIROCUR/1 undarvent plastic surgery, vhich chengod the shape of his nose. . Lo. H - Db. A toupee had been made for his canstant use. This and tho ; _ plastie surgery have altered him sufficiently to obviate any . T . re (td he af. ele - . 4 a : : - Dietribution: , 8 Zer-Adyyz7 DATE DISPATCHES DATE TePEO in OLSPATOH SYMECL AND NUMBER set . " ACI-192 HEADQUAR? ERS FILE MUMBER 9) 2012233477 14-0000 : : 7 : - Tassfic ation ie 3} UROL ANO NQ- CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH | aaye192 toy . vee aod Ce Dacian ta tt Ga srozred we dccomenying cova story “to ehew thet SIPKLZ/1 14 sn custrian Ghd who bio never had ODYCKR _ Gommectinns, nor ever been ia iBIEINE, (Soe seyarste cover _ttachont 4). . abe It! ie planted ot this: tis to. teke- wIROGE Bf/d Pb lsck™! to cornany. ] midralpaod, given hia Austztan Jocinss te tion, . ‘letter of ctecit, stripred of any FETEINE clothing’ or ‘personn] effects, '13pa tohet, Ke is to ppoosed to leoroldville’ oa - era bea orrival reke contact... Ta cover ‘gseign-vot for. subject is : p be: ‘has been told we too8 4 Anita - ‘the Prospects | oy : 7. Actter of gritt: for ‘were thousand dollere Ya ‘tote weed 40 tines. wis: .. serve of ona" thousénd dollnre in‘s- Swiss itlays This ‘noisy wil2 omstie - Searing: operation! : Whidi must Le reoald “by: SECU: :of- yearae alz other profite’ ‘aftae tte loan is paae ou Be A von! about ‘the menner of mn with vin ve are: dealing. “fle iso eaall, enerretic individusy, “who-has displayed : ‘aprovdne se, otiriing, ingenuity ‘and inventivencsa. He bas 6 poccifar. turn of mind which lenie itself recarke—_ Bly to nefariocs and axtra-legal eotivitios. Exeftenent cad intrigue ore - inportent faetors in his life, he: ‘yeliches 1t ami o3 a result oy te a little eeliots to haslle. BICEUZ/] Likes order end cleer cit choine of comsnd. Fe admires the Prcgeian approach and as 2 result vill tnko ardera cven if ho may discpree. It fa icrortent to- his to teve the trust and ewmfidence of hia | cea? officer, If in kis am uind be feels assural of this and 1a confident | of tha profeszicna) FUTUBE-type coupetanca of the C(O, he vill reeiurocste is | kind. Feds indeed miare of the precepts of right and vrong, tut if ho ts - | given an aosipmant which sey be eccally vreng in the cyao of the world, bet necassary beecuss hia cieo officer arderal hin to cerry it out, then it ig | right ond he will dutifully urlertsie approsriats action for its execution without panes of consefonce. In a wort, he cen rationalize al) actiane, Cus. | lest thought which may be vsoful, Best * romulte will probebly be gotten if, 9 { when given an ssalonacnt, he be peraitted to accomplish it in his ovn way. f | | i i — Tue latter is comoctad with hia idea of trust end confidence. VELES BR, ROISTADE PAUL Be LEIGHTCS : ; Attachnent A (under ssperete cover) wor ee eee: one vo : . moa — use previous £0ITION, AceL aces Foaus ac2s. Hecee ANS Te avice 20f SOSOLETE. 14-0000 Dictiavotohing merkss tise of forefinger iid thu cs . Right hand nlssing. ‘Identical fingers left bend searrod. 2. Docunenta wild reflect trovol. only in Baroy, with no indication of . | FSFRIME tanure. : i net + {- z H ‘ t t a > : 1 bi t i pe - i 4 : H i t : ! e 1. I. i- i i. , H j . 1 I i i 4 é t is H a L Gre bers ty a. 3" 14-0000 rp. Ae ° wot a, SECRET : Lo, a 5 . ° . _ _ (uhen Feit ; ; . . - ; : . oO . a ENP Titevea : Ma : : PROJECT ACTION - | wrseaie . Tyee CF act ION. . DIVES1On Awincurar CP FEEL STATION - hee olivite ip weNewar - FY 196 TExTEMS TON TERMINATION | _ Theodere M. Fransen Paul Sorin: ea Bronson Tweedy CONCURRENCES OF OTHER C COMPONENTS = a APPROVAL PERIOD. ; -] . TOTAL AMOUNT APPROVING aUrnOR ITY SIGNATURE FORM OescLETE PREVIOUS soe . : . 1s) t + 6760. 84 eortioss. : . SECRET . a : : 14-0000 ’ o - , | ‘ .. | . a oh. | | are | | | , | . . . Z ego , ter to. build too, vent o, in orcer te. 20 _ . ; eenael wider afficial- | coupled With hits, cP ; | | e} she cenoval fro : : : se uns Little or no me ; : ae 9. the ares of . : me : : . s1ity . dae and ue. Ls ‘ : . ) 1 = i E oO | | | > . ; | f Rs z | 2 14-0000 rn ; - , i Ht - . . a a te : . (termination bonus ; em : - ‘Transporteticn to Geraahy . : Doe a seeotf uv @ balance of ops Lad: t , a . : coo ow ’ . 1, 2 , . ole "asset in the Reoubl te ot Sotigo: tn, the fern = re . (ell SECHET MEHOR SUBJE aor. ee . AR - Iéopoldville - : Chief of Opérations, DD/P Project’ WIROGUS (Adproval) - fous nO ‘of 2° foreien national contract agent who wit oper a small business inLeopoldville. . : . a a, . huthority is requested to sbliz zate $17,250 from the DD/P-AP Division budget: 423,25) in fiscal year 1961 ‘and 34,000 In ffseal vear 1962, ‘subtect to the avail- ability of funds. The funds requested ineluded $85,900 salary and allowances: $1,220 travel exvenses: 45,990 oo- erational loan; and 4 82, 00S operationad expenses. forth n is , 3. The attached. pros sect the backsround-end concent of the orotec nied by.a fiseal annex. The agent, WIRCGUE/1, is a state- less person who was recruited and trained or a REDSOX op- eration volving a clack mission to the USSR under’ Project AESENTINEL. That project was postooned for a year and in June 1962 was avandoned. In the interim OGUE/2 has been working with TSD 2b a covert site in catalcsing information from East German documents and develo; or dmprovine metheds for pickings locks. WIRCG bern in Georgcla, USSR, in 1915. He spent the period fron.1¢ ungil World War II in Paris, France. de served in the French Foreign Legion, volunteered in 1942 for work in Germany and spent _eensiderable tinie in German srisons and con rcentratien camps as a result of beins arrested for forcers He has a orison record ror burcléry in France subsequent War IT. ‘Ke has had schooling and experience in m ngsneer- 2 a camera technician and in maT tte el rea [ou] 25 cond 7 rci (3, th '@ | WZ. Vet t 14-0000 fo So ant an i . - . . . . . . . . ‘se We! . ~ ~ . _ af a “Invented various. labor saving and “pnotene- gees. ile has.had oracticai‘experience ime ; . : ry and fabrication of documents « WIROCUE/2 he ‘ oo teto tte U.Ss “bit ck’ for training in connec- | ~ re . WTINEL operation. , ‘Tt is cont Zenplated Ss ; “plack to West) Gertany. where he. aced as an Austrian. citizen with a legend. of neverious “goncerns in’ west Ge any . subse - rid ley IE,—He-will oroceed: to. “wher: th a $5,000: operational » loan, ne witli sma c. to or resair shoa whiten it. is° “expected hin a depree. of freedom of moverent and provi contacts | It-is estimated that there 13 a need for. “techni- sy + efans in: ‘the Republic of Congo at the sresent time. — The - - prégect nas been coordinated. with the chief of, Station, Leooo1 idvilt e. quent hy Aporooriate special ‘start components concur in reconmending renewal, Botn cI and PI Staff express eertain reservations in view of the vackzround 2nd adven- turous nature of the arent, and.emonasize the neces sity: of exercising firn operational ang personal control over him at all times. 5. I recommend aporovel: or Proje (THOGUE as : fs : _t presented, and endorse the observations -noted in pérazrapn 4 above. Ze Qe. OSs jor Zs M.. HINsS OF chier, yDP/EG ent: | . Cutline WIROGUS Tenney “Sane 14-0000 SECRET PROJECT acto voinin SAREE . V pastel Niesctur “ROOM iro eno: co ed" to. Obligate 7), 258. 09. Bes the: DiP/AP™ pivi- - 5 FY “@2. | to cover. the: * . be Ax OA, esse was: -oiated ‘on a yarch 1959, and ‘siended 3 Getober . i t ' i 1 3 \ t a 3. Form 680 is attached. ‘ COORDINATION :- Pal. elo (ei “fd a [flaca ; a to dav te ; Chief, AF/West ee oO —_ ~ cep +s Ghdef, AF Divieica __Jst-jb-6o? Tate SECRET 14-0000 SECRET ; u Area of operat sone and Purpos se a _ ee - ‘ Republié of Congo” (tormer pelts Congo) - engnes | in operut ional oupport a Te : . activity. ; : —— 2. - Objectives _ As! To proviae: a “yong térm) deep cover asset: ia. the” republic of” Gong ana , a » adjacent sreas. ee oo. a ; - “tn stablich a’ ‘prinetple agent ‘ta the: Repubite. of. ‘Congo, in order to. : baila 8 sovert’ net in’ “support of: operations} ; activities.. 7 OF Bee “to provide. an asaet for r utility cupport for KUBARK perdoanel wider: . we official Covers ls . ‘These objectives « are ‘th Line with the ‘RMD. 3. Personnel - “a.” Pertinent Btographical Information: + a tee Te et 7 Op— 922 Pseudonyn - GBR ree DOL OR 33477 - "place of birth - Gori, Georgia, USSR Date of birth - 12 July 1928 a “i Sex = Male Oo Race ‘. Caucasian Religion - ‘none Marital status - Divorced (wife and 2 children - - one -eod and one daughter) - ‘ ‘Citizenship - stateless , , _ Education: 1922-24 Paris, Notre Dame, uncomp., change of family. address _ 1925. Peris, Lycee Mcntagne, uncomp., change of family address" ‘ 1925 Paris » Ecole Ccrsrile, uncomp.,— change of family address 1926 Viroflex, Lycee Hoche, ungomp.,. expelled for pranks 1926 Feris, Ecole Commie, uncomp., change of address 1931 .Paris-Yenves, Ecole Michelet, 6 mo comp, expelled for. uo insubordination : SECRET By “ ry & Re 14-0000 “SECRET PERE 3023-35. . Saalew. @, Mere Ast et Metier, ‘echateal mnsineering Scnool, - 0. Vp attended one and cre half years. and expélied : ; 1929-37 Paris, Eeole Breget, Electro-Engineering, attendéd one : i. oyéar earned first nalr ofr Baccaularaute in electro co 101l6sy then’ ‘expelled © 2, .1938=39 ° Paris, ‘School.iof Fhotography and Mévies, trained: ‘as ‘cine ou. 7) Camera operator ‘technician, left after one and.three - ae 1. Sotirtis: of ‘a tvo year course due to outbreak: ‘of WW coe ja Novenber 1939. . wis, . : ary 3 story: : Parts, olunt eeréa for French Foreten Lesioa - Tunis,- ‘North Attica,” “lst Cave Rees ist: Seascrony teh t to N.C. _ training course tn Legion, pulled ovt to oe ae aE _ be reassigned’ toall-Georgian unit .. - . OS Mar-Aup. 190 , Barcares, assigned in Georgian wit “Aug Aigho. - Faris, discharged’ at-end of f Franco/Gersss sstiiities 7 _Eaployment Bistory: 1942 - Paris, volunteered for work in Germany — 7 Poelitz, worked for RIDRYER WERKE for one year as “instalation * electrician - Paris, self-employed at photo shop. Portrait ‘photography Berlin, photographer of metals for a factory which produces electrodes for welding instruments Berlin). assembly line worker in Berlin factory producing steel armmnition belts. Received commendation from factory director for lator saving device he manufacture of de- vice for automtic adjustment of cartridge cases Muegelbeim, driver mechanics course for the RSKK (Naei Party . Motorized Corp. ) Drove trucks during construction of Atlantic wall by Gerrans.’ 19h3 - Berlin, erployed with SCHUPOLIZEI as translator French-Cermman. : - language. IAS-b7 - Paris, employed by Architects carre Associated as electrical - .. “{nstallaticn planner and constructor of protostype : i model builder . i . 1951-52 | - Paris (in prison), devised and sold on the French. market a i pocket automtic transit indicator. Received cash settlement for this while in prison ~~ 1953 - Rion (in prison), devised and gave to prison aanintstrator, invention for.maxing cardboard boxes. Device vas built . pose and used by prison adainistrator _ A Dee 1955. to Apr 1956 - Gap, exployed by M.D. as X-ray machine main- . "+ “tenance technician and operator 1950-57 - Gap, invented, patented and sold.a. calendar device to the French comercial market pot ‘ a SECRET 14-0000 a. oe SERRE a Sr -3- 7 1958 = “asbert, invented: ‘and patented.a commercial advertising device, . - photo-mechanical tn ‘natures Models built ‘and sold to French advertising concerns” . - 3959-40" = U. S., devised and passed. dravings for two piecer of equip oes ‘ment for use in Project’ AESENTINEL : guly 1960 - U.S.) presently working ona low-cost telephone ahovering device “seoupittonat specialities: : : a i Mechanical ‘electrical enginesring oo Co “Cine. ‘or portrait photography , Research . and innovation of nbor/cost saving devices” tanewiees and. Dialects: . : ~ Bpeneh: - nstive ot Ma ce German - very Georgian ~ fluent “spoken; ‘peading ‘and writing good English - speaking and writing fair; reading fluent Spanish - speaking and writing poor; reading good ’ Russian-poor i t Syecial Skills: | . Experience in document forgery 194.2-Achen-5erlin; 1942-Berlin-Peris, altered own docuients | ‘ filled in Geruan travel blank forms. Altered old ' German authorization stamp for travel forms. Made otner authentications stamps for other people interested in travel across German held territory —_ 1ph3ve Berita, fabricated stamps and cachets for travel documents. . Used photo techniques for changing and/or aging pictures. in documents. “Also reassembled old false passports to form new onés, 4s well as’ counterfeited German finan- cial vouchera. -B. cperational Informtion: oh Circunstances of Recruitment - The agent. vas first contacted in October 1958 as a result of a lead fron AEPADDIZ. Ee was recruited in ‘April 1959 by the Frankfurt Station, for a REDSCX operation. There had been some difficulty in the initial secruitment, since it could not be resolved as to whether or not he ould work amicably with another agent in the proposed operation. Af- ter psychological assessments and ICFUJITER e2 wamination, it was decided to recruit subject.. He was assigned the eryto[ASASFIC,) In April 1959 ssbject wes prousht to the DCB, via a HBRAINBOW Subject was trained in tbe ASSENTINAL project for.a black mission into the USSR as a SECRET 14-0000 SECRET ke. Jwenber of a Rensot tean. Tits project vas postponed for 4 year. In “the interim he vas ‘assigned to PSD,’ where he was employed ‘at a covert site, involving. the. _catalopains oF Specific informtion from East © 2 : “or : an. police for -forger sae not “induly hela oy the criminal ‘fnvesti= . x in police’ but passed. onto the Gestapo. Subject ws ; where he was iiterrogated for several months at - Gestapo ‘Headquarters. “Tater he ‘was-tried and. sentenced to death. For some unimown reason hé’ was. moved. ‘from jail to ail, conéerftration. camp to , concentration CAMD., While in Rriscn | ‘he resérted to a "ruse de gierre” and told the Germans his father had invented a motor that could:run without gasoline. He offered to draw the designs of the motor and was ie to stall long enough to be liberated by components of the advan-- cing U. S. Army. B. ‘In 1946-47 subject and an accomplice committed two robberies of Jewelry stores. an - - c. In 199 subject robbed a bank of 1,000,000 Fr. fr. His accomplice ; : ¥8S apprehended and ‘shortly thereafter confessed, implicating subject. an Subject was apprehended while attempting to crosa the Franco-Spanish a dDorder. He was sentenced to ten years fn prison of which he served only five, receiving parole for good behavior. Upon release in 1955, he was: exiled on parole to Gap, France where he worked as an architect. D. To our knowledge thereis no indication that subject {is known to be associated with KUBARK. 3. ‘Agent's knowledge of sensitive matters - has ‘met the following KUBARKERS: ‘Anthony H. FRIGANZA (P). _ a _ ; Patrick B, NEWENS (P) . Peter K, WINSHIP (P) ; ; ; Dexter E, ROSTED? (P) - Fred KIRKPATRICK (T) George F. MUNS (T) Michael RAE (T) Charles R, ROISTADE (») ‘Mr. Dan Paul E. LEIGHTON (P) - Dr. Johns SECRET SECRET -5- _ ‘Subject does not know that he ts working for KUBARK. He knows that he ‘te connected with some intelligence orgaaization, (Cokes ODIERX. * ke -, does not Imow saything about KUBARK organization nor ita modus oper- - andi. : i oO Bee - ; , . so “ts! lhe “Security of meeting sites, comminications, ete: 9 ae Tt. /In genefal it. 18’ proposed to. have ‘Alm ‘be “surfaced “in Germay.. - So Austria from there, making hie own ‘way to Leopolavilles —— - oes ei ‘A smll-repair ‘or photo shop. “This vould piro- Oo r his CO .or-anyoné. to visit him under the guise. - a These vill hive tobe vorked cut in the field by aubJect's case of= ings would’ be held clandestdinely as .- ao. commmication channels will have to ‘be vorked : F until contact’ ds’ establistied; a sécure emer- nél with: Headquarters is being established. This channel is° - “L to. @d only’ in’ the: event siibject finds himself stranded: or for "dire emergency. - nn rere SY Be Security: _— “The: agent is very. security conscious and will follow any direction in the interest of Becuirty - . : 6. Control: : a Oo . , : On this point here are several aspects for consideration. He is - under contract to us and although‘he is not too interested in money, he does enjoy its benefits and realizes that it will continue so long as he does.a good job. The more. important built in control is the fact that he will be under, false documents, and being stateless, he is com- pletely dependent on KUBARK to- perpetuate his quasi legal existence and to eventually legalize his status. Added to this is the control which stems from the prospect of. resettlement in another country. ‘This vould give hin status as a citizen. Realizing these points, subject is more than willing to play ball with US. . : 7. Prior contacts with ‘any security service: As stated in 3B (2) above, the only brush subject has had in the Past..was with Gestapo and French police. . These were prior to his re- cruitment by KUBARK and were not as a result of 1.5, activity. 8. raining of agent: | , .. He -had received training in covert black border operations. In ad- dition, he is being trained in srall &@ras and demolition. - 9. Cover effectiveness and the operation of the cover facility: Subject will open a smal] photo. or repair shop, which will cive hia SECRET , 8 Eames — a ard SECRET | ot Te os (ee . oy 8 “degree of latitude in moveneiit ‘and. a cover for covert contact. * a Subject has: ‘undergone’ plastic surgery inorder to change his appearance, ‘also.a.toupe was made to: further aséist’ in the chansing of his outward ‘appearance: : This, acticn vas designed .to preclude any possibility of. ‘ recognitio dy former French. associates, particularly since he ‘is to pass as an. Austrian. | ‘The ‘cover facility, as stated, will offer access . Lt to, all classes’ ‘of people, it will provide a natural means for contact, . To and whl ‘Permit subject to- make trips under the’ guise of business trae en : VOL. . . : ; ; pequiréa to set hinder: “wp in business. the . rie wilt ‘help facilitate hie opening an nd For: the ‘purpose of providing 43 to ertaplieh and: open this cover business, we. will. ad- : rational Joan, to be secured with a none. p ‘note. An’ additional $1000. 00 will be held”: in reserve, ’ should d.more money. Ostensibly it. will représent : his own savings, ana WHIT be deposited, {n'a Swiss bank. Provision will be made to pay this money back from his profits. After the loan de ‘paid off, WIROGUE is to keep the profits he may make He wilh initially transfer $1090 :00 to a bank in Leopoldville. : We are certain that he will not abscond with the funds, since his docu- _ mentation will be false and his rey and allownnces total $8500 per @foun, he would therefore Stand to lose a great deal more than he would gain. . Being a contract. agent, there igs ample control if he shows signa of spending too much time in the pursuit of profits from his cover business. His salary and allowances will be paia in part to a personal account : in Switzerland (separate from his business account). This money will ostensibly also represent his savings. The remainder will be paid directly at: ‘the station. c. Security Estimate: WIROGUB had been recruited in France and exfiltrated black fron West _ Germany. to SR/D03. He nas-had no known IS, connections in the past. He: “will ‘be surfaced in West Germany and will proceed to Teopoldvilie. Re will be documented as an Austrian . "kh. Background The need for various technicians to ‘stabilize the chaotic conditions in. Leopoldville coupled with an urgent need for controlidd assets in that eity gave rise to this project. WIROGUB's particular talents, experience, ability and training open up a wide varietyof possibilities, SECRET 14-0000 SECRET Py 5. Braluation : There’ ‘wAT2 be a raed for WIROGUE to. establish aad live his cover. “Tle is ve, : anticipated to teke several months, Hence he-will become operational in early fo gel. However,’ it is’ reascnabie to expect that the station will undoubtedly ; Je : wT | place him’ in covert role mich’ dooner. Nonetheless, we do not anticipate any FI Po es ~ take prior, +o ‘nid: 1961. 6. Coordination : - Coordination at Besagrtere ts veing effected s with FI r staft, Finance Divi= sion, and SSA/DDS-- a oo - Te. | Referetices , Ae pi '08782. cirp 86554), “BEBAT _B. “prR 68783 (our 66555) “RYBAT - ; ee . Cc. DIR O83 oe 85987) . o ee “Phnetabes, a pate oe mo ar I _ ae ; “Hits covert training will be completed: by 15 November 1960. He will be us . briefed on ‘his cover story, documents, contact instructions, ete. » 15-18 Novem- ber 1960. On/about 18-20 November he will be flown black to West. Gervany.. There he will spend 5 to 7 days to familiarize himself with Germany, receive’. hid final briefing and obtain & visa, then depart for Leopoliville: arriving ofa 1 Decenber in Leopoldville. Once there he will require 1-2 months to look over the business possibilities and establish himself. . . “1.9. Approval Portod and Cost oF : _ , As Approval is requested for one years: starting al Novenber 1960. ° , B. Following is breakdown of the costs: 1. Salary at $500.00 per month $6000.00 2. Per diem during travel 250.00 3. Travel to Leopoldville 1000.00 4. Operational loan 5000.00 5. Operational expenses - : . 2000.00 @. Allowances (flat sun) me, 3000.00. Total — # $1250.00. 10. ‘Emergency’ Situation . ‘In all present and anticipated conditions with the exception of a hot war, the . . agent will have clandestine means of commmication with his CO in the ODACID in- a stallation and with Réadquarters. For contingencies an emergency SW system has been given to agent for direct commmication with Headquarters, ; SECRET eri Psd SECRET FISCAL ANTEX project WiERuGt- Lad ele puijone: ‘The objective of ‘this ‘project is: to provide a Leng tern, deep: cover - : ‘assét, ‘a ‘contract agent, WIROGUE/1, in the Républic of Congo and adjacent areas in . order: ‘to: build. ert -net-in- ‘eupport: of operational activities and to. Provide : can saset 'f oy utility: support for KUBARK personmél under official cover. For cover - purposes;' “WIROGUB/1. will establish his: own ‘business, a amall photo or repair shop, - - Wnieh will ive: hin a. fegteee of latitude: ‘movenent, and ‘a cover for covert contact. Uz/14n a wanner agreeable to Chief, Africa Division and Chief, - Finance Divi- ,’ ALL.funds -loaned to: WIROGUE/ 1 will be secured’ by U.S, dollar, non-interest : péaring™ notes. “payable” ‘to bearer on demind. Such pctes will be prepared by or ap- proved by the Office: of General Counsel, It is anticipated that an initia) $4000 Will be deposited in a Swiss bank, . ostensibly represent ing his own savings, vy _ KUBARK, Monetary Branch. : ‘Account ing and Write-off: " yrrocue/1 will be required to sign receipts for all: funds loaned. to him, Finance Division is “authorized to accept these receipts . &8 @ charge to expense and to set up the loans payable in a memorandum account - _without a due date. The notes signed by WIROGUE/1 shall be transmitted to Finance Division for safekeeping. Repayment of the loan sball be made from business pro- ' fits. WIROGUE/1 will be required to submit quarterly income and expense statements on his. ‘cover business and also copies of. all tax returns filed in connection with * bis cover ‘business. A copy of all incom. and expense statements. and tax returns will be. ‘forwarded to Finance Division.’ -It sball be the responsibility of the chief, Cae ‘Africa- Division to determine when profits warrant Payments on the leans and to ef- sat ' fect such repayments. : ° . For purposes ‘of control and eollection, wrrocus/i will be required to otga blank checks on his Swies and African business bank accounts. . Chief, Africa Division Seat LLP feo Chief, Finance Divieioa SECRET —. i 14-90000 a f t. ; “2 4 yeeive t poste 14 a rr . see se, wena - . FT rom co . ‘ - CLASSIFIED MESSAGE “ORG: D, HUESCTUR ZOUTING UNIT s Ap/u/2 - : = LExT ¢ 3966. - Oates x 5: = — : Yo Ss pa wo Ee ° FROM “DIRECTOR a a eos pee Aare ee ¢lat 300. 0 eae i - a ~wro+ COP, eles cet 2, ers 25 OTMEDIATE . coe Syece? igi: cy. Ra: a ‘0878 (our Bssshye 4 “cuigaas n. novsiasi' (x) BoA FRA 22 TOW. “mes RQuane SAFE BOOS : | pon IVE ites 30-GUAREER uD SEE WisnGHE Pan 0 LATEENG POSPATCH. 7 PLB ASSIST. a a 2. 200 DOLIAR AURANG ATED ROFPEARS A mB. " _SDESK COMENT: Ref RYBAT. gtk. — oo . \ . , CAP/H y &: Aided “6/8 / 08S ; C . AU oe 3, a 3-R-C-REP! 4}. 43 ae aurasnntanne orricea RELEASING OFFICER A REPRODUCTIGN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No oq fe ed 3d $77 , 14-0000 ; ees 71. “A CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ on ore D.. SUSIOR a vin. AP/Y/2 BRB | BeE-C-R-E-T EMD & 3 re ie — —— bi RECO: cri le Sect. IMMEDIATE nt \ "1. grome DIRECTOR * "cont: | c/AF 3. Into ris? rit, fF, 2 eps 2, ee 3e se 8 2 “| anzmomaman's “ENE OR. mbar vasa” Sigal Center: Pls. ref attached cable: | mya vg mn, VW . oa . . 7 f CAF . AK ny > AP/W/ -” BRONSOW THEEDY . _ C/ER/ OFS COORDINATING OFFICERS ; C/aP - RELEASING orrices . 8-R-C-R-E-T . AUTHENTICATING orrices “ REPRODUCTIONBY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy He 3e/- 2 59777 14-0000 vibionamUN FoR: cuter, Security Support Division AreRWITOA Hrs Joh Larory oe: "Any wet pertatning to the letter Glewa D. Ficlés Acting Chief, Africa Divisica — aer- 239477 _ tay oa any letter Fecatved; should © —- be. refered to Mr. Danie) a. Mleseiur, A/M/2 XB254. ss @ 14-0000 LEG? ouovitLe nov “847182 60 : chs 3 ce * : Wie .o . 7 - Mt ee INFO 1 ocee, eft, cj, chee 3, S/¢ Br We 2 4 of. ROUTINE a wiROGuE™ ONE APPEARS ‘BE JUST WHAT DOCTOR ORDERED. UNLESS . iE CAN GET “VISA _RABIDLY EUROPE, SUGGEST ue COME co "GO- WITHOUT. VISAS CAN GET FORTY- EIGHT “HOUR vis LEOP ON ARRIVAL PENDING RECEIPT LONGER WISA. “BELIEVE LETTER OF CREDIT From EUROPEAN BANK IN . ANOUNT ONE - HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND BCF WOULD PROVIDE. PROOF HE YoULD. (NOT BECOME CHARGE OF STATE. ALSO SHOULI HAVE ROUND TRIP TICKET. “2. CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS AS FOLLOWS: HE TO CALL GUTHHAN AT a HONE” (3315) OR TPELIDE ASAP AFTER ARRIVAL INTRODUCING SELF AS GUSTAVE. GUTHHAN WILL ‘SUGG GEST HEE TING FOR DRINK. ACTUAL TIME F MEETING TO BE TWO HOURS PRIOZ TO TIME SET On PHONE. : MEETING PLACE WILL BE IN FRONT MAIN POST OFFICES YIROGUE ONE “SHOULD HAVE BOOK IN LEFT HAND AND usLicureD cl GAR IN MOUTH. GUTHMAN WILL’ ASK” IN. FRENCH IF TELEPHONE OFF rice OPEN, ADDING “HE HOPES PLACE “caLL TO CHICAGO. WIROGUE ONE R REPLY TO BE HE NOT CE RTAIN RE PHONES AS HE THERE To CABLE VIEN NOLNCING HIS ARRIVAL CONGO. 3. COVERS SUGGESTED REF APPEAR OKAY. 7 os END OF MESSAGE CS COMMENT: *STATED THAT WIROGUE, CONTRACT AGEHT BEING GROOMED FOR DEEP COVER ASSIGNMENT LEOP iN LATE Noe oe oe ED AS: AUSTRIAN TO DEPART PGPRIME bel ‘BLACK FOR SURFACING IN — : RGHEY: “TER Ay. 239977 "REPRODUCTION aY OTHER te THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S neal _ Copy No. ee <8 bw wd fs TPAOGE Fiber ALOT COTE rt cay atten yt ag yee ri Re 14-0000 « Gro. -O-eES REPLACES FORM 6-3 Vreass 241 WHICH MAY GE USED. é 14-0000 SECRET a . = “INCOME AND FEDERAL TAX DATA” COVERT AGREEMENT SUPOLED.. SOURCES CF COVRENSAT.ION PAYMENTS (Checd as DQVARTERS [I SCERD aglorerer _ I I coves eaciLite ao a -COMPENSATION PAYVENTS BY COVER FACILITY 2 iQpPLatw any CLPFERENCES UNDER . . images B CN THE AMCENT AND L era. IBY GIVING TYPE OF PAY REPRESENTED . - . ‘(Al lowanc ere... PavwleTs £9 @£Cse (Pete) amOUNT SUBZECT TOUTAR ta ny eee . | sTHE’ AGENCY ®ILL REPCRT COMPENSAT-ION AS.FOLLOWS (5 [¢ | covert ¢1? covert only, © WAME AND ADDRESS OF OSTENSIBLE EMPLOYER reet of this it DECLARATICN.OF ESTIMATED , pas NOT BEEN FILED PART 11 DEPENDENCY DATA 12. WO. OF DEPENDENTS. INCLUDING SELF, CLatets Cw FORM-SI3 OR w-4 (OF equivalent} aTTacezt 13. . . ie [ave = [esneico [noone i _ Poste oF maratace : DATE OF DECREE . [| cecasty seraeates [: [was geen eiveo t1. NO. OF DEPENDENTS. INCLUDING SELF. CLAIMED WITH COVER FACILITY, . + : MARITAL STATUS (Couplate a8 eppropr ANUULELES RESIDENCE OF SPOUSE (Country) 14. DEPENDENTS ELIGIBLE TO RE CLAIMED FOR PuRPOSES OF FILING TAX RETURNS WHO MAY OR MAY NOT SE INCLUTED {N NUNBER OF DEPENDENTS DECLARED ABOVE (Omit self and epouse) An Ae . » RELATIONSHIP (NO names) CATIZENSHIEP OF SPOUSE. COUNT@Y ZF BESIDENCE YEAR OF BIRTH CITIZENSHIP crvrcrat Peserrooes FORM PREPAREO BY . : t CERTIFIED CORRECT PART APPROVAL GF CENTRAL COVER DIVISION "The employer's names and methods for 8, CERTIFIED CORRECT (Explain whe vot esgaed) SIGNATURE OF INS IWIDUAL (Peevcss wa TO CENTRAL COVER: COPY - TO FILS TO FINANCE: COPY - DISTRABUTION: SIGNED ORIG. AND COPY - a3) Forw B1Fa-vesorere peevious torrions. , SECRET 6-60 Roce SH Codd GD. ack ¥ conte Lo Ne ~The Vener be te yp ane ~ (cD) . G Mow .¢ Bek } . thes months Ihe asl ey im © Woks - beer a OA =a oe AK, WS. mis one 7 a, sed _ , “\So00: z | ee TSO. a Fars Pe. a ao ne te OY Re awewtls dibeny, AN geo = WA do eve LG (reo 14-0000 la fe 695 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - From: DIREG "7 BNFQ.e COP, clea, cfc, éfee 3, sf 2 -otc:. D. BL ROUTING - unite | AP, ; Ext ©. 39° ye! oT 23 20592 60 : To oa aria AEC*D CABLE SECT. CONFs C A OPERATIONAL . _ IMMEDIATE | oe 4a see Best wto Dundes be : Teale ie re) To: . me O12 08782 , eS ger te “ecu (me) comic Aan BERG cACOMD FOR BEEP COT ASTON - apop TH Ane NOV BNVISTON USE AS UPTLITY AGENT SUCK AS, (1) ORGARKZIEG AND Com- he Buermmc suerLiance mem (2) SHMERCEPITON OF FOUCHES (3) BLOMING UP BRIDGES 47/0R (i) EBCUNIRG OTRER ASSICRAOS REWINING FOSTIIVE ACTION. HIS UTILIZATION NOT TO sa, reLacren 10 UOP DUHKD WAY HR BUBIECE CALL OTHER AFRICAN STATIONS ALTHOUGH EXPECT HIM 10, BS RESIDENT LBOP. . “2, BB IS INVENTOR, PHOTOORAPHER,. “ARCHITECT, FORGER AND FORGR BARK PORTER “yao HAS SERVED Tne 11 PRISON. VERY TAGENTOUS OBSERVANT, SHREWD GLID AND RB- LISHES INTRIGUE AND DARIRG DO. THE LATEER PLAYS IMPORTANT PART IH HIS CHARACTER. | RE LEARNS QUICKLY AND CARRIES OUT ANY ASSIGIVENT WITHOUT REGARD FOR DANGER. FOR CRREATI TAKES HES YAN UNUSUALLY QUALIYIED AND SEEMS TO BE DISCHSEE. ASSESQENT “OVER ‘THO YEARS IS THAT HE IS RELIABLE AND "HONEST". DELICATE TO HANDLE FOR MUST GAVE TRUST IN HANDLER AND HIS PROFESSIOBAL CR COMPETENCE AND TLL RECIPROCATE If KIND. eed en omnes ota os tl 3. pa econ AE AENEA T NOKE DG MYR SNE coo tMaTInNg Orercens ns RELEASING OFFICER. 8-B-C-R-B-T an ie AUTHENTICATING orrnces ~ ; oF) ‘REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN, THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. ; : vane JO1-£393%77 / ones ve « . . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE >. ‘ atGe . i UNIT ®- (S-B-C-R-B-2 ROUTING ~ . 1) 1 Lak fem: OIRECTOR : 2 -2-" OPERATIONAL _ IMMEDIATE “INFO , = a mr 35 Posey cng. dreuts PLOprE ramscn ABD GAS. PAIR EACLESE. . TRATED. DH SYALL ARAS IEMO AND OTHER PHASES GF Bi ACTIVITY. : , 5. REAUEST YOUR VIS, AND CUNEACE TRYFROCIIORS. a ; 6.: ALL TRAFFIC TO BE NYBAT. : So — . , ’ GIS D. FIELDS APM ee ontceas LESTER C. HOUCK AC/AP : . co Oe eee A . . CAP/W 7 RELEASING OFFICER 8-B-C-R-R-T : AUTHENTICATING OFFICER 7 ; REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 coy ot a . sant CLASSIFIED MESSAGE.” 2. BRR ET ~ ROUTING . Oct 28 20497 60 REC'D CABLE SECT. PT eon | OPERAT: ONAL |! _'AMEDIATE._ “Tern “ C is a SE555 “ive vik = 08783. be re r wa 7 om oh aa © pos: 12 tr 18 - FOB: TIFLIS, GOERGIA, USSR BMD OP HESSAGE ‘Signal Center: Pls. ref attached cable. nite © ea om, arp Se AY, | LESTER ¢. HOUCK : ; “ COORDINATING OFFICERS - 7 Os aeveasine orricer | : B-E-C-R-E-T " AUTHENTICATING OFFICER po REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE Is PROHIBITED. Copy No. Bes LgRY77 + 14-0000 : sy SE g oy . RITSER:re — CASEFED MESSAGE | oN my, . PS od ; ROUTING ~~ PCne3) {Rane f EL : 5ST oats, a BT OCTIEER 1566 309 “Plt “fou DIRECTOR! oo f ae ae ae wn FL, , te, nay fee ESUPITY PRIORITY OPfRATIONAL . ItamECIATE, ; C rakas: AOS TO NO. BRED Oe GITE DIR "cau xou" PROVIDE FOLLOUDIG:. “SEVERAL BIA AUSTREMI BIRTI OR BAPTISH , woes “CORTEFIONTES AD FILL IN ROMPLARS? VIESA PREFERIED. SEVERAL Dil 1 FISCAL 1 \ | stirs: "POLIZSTPREAS TDI BERLIN" FOR BERLE! ISSUED "AUFENIUALTSERLAUBHIS"? “2, UBED'AT KURO? 1h KOVEZER 1ATESP. : : - . ‘ --Bad of Message- o : : . C/Africa Vest. dy phone w/len Etesciur 3 C/ES by phone w/iir. Taomas Lucid : : WK Oo AReseale halen EX C. VS. ROOSEVELT cosavivetine oriicens a bs OFFICER ay 6 Se i . . S2C/TSD/AUTE fe SECRET ay AgesC/ TED A Orricer REPRODUCTION Cy OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. Bo 14-D0Qp0 UNCLASSIFIED... 3 S48 “CONFIDENTIAL aot | ; _ FIELD DOCUMENT ROUTING AND ACTION RECORD ; ee Peres an fle 0" cosuma, Co. at is te be oa . ttacked focusent to place The date the docueent is formerded tot © to be placed shall de the une in © J fc t fe to befa o than the central files, -the'centrol Fi hall Bo the next to the last couling to in- THES DOCUMENT ROUTING AND ACTION B2CORD 15 TO REVAIN CTTACNED. TO THa BASIC BECCRD ace tine deaen oroper ubece “the “*COWWENTS* coluen. @ the Carcetponding nus n-the ptover columa. The !1 Sure proper contol ‘clearanc DOCUMENT AS A PERMANENT RECOR, pocvuest SYMBOL AND KIMBER SR/DOB/60- AO OCC. VENT Date - 26 Gct. 60 “$R/DOB/P.Crookhamice "1062 J X-8331. “Chief, AF Div ‘Attn: Dan Nesciy DOCUMENT PROCESSING OATA Pot} use eres, 861 = SECRET / | _ CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASSIFIED 140} 14-0000 - reona Tim FOR: chief, Africa Division 7 Dan Nésehur —_ was” “from. ‘May 1959 through October 1960. 3. True Name Division/Start Perry Crookham .-. SR Fred Kirkpatrick . SR Edward L. Ross, Jr. “SR William R. Romar SR . _ Myron Toloczko | SR- . Be Je Johnson .. - SR ‘Ray Hanchulek , SR Col, Edw. Podworny SR Gordon Mothes | SR . ‘Mortimer Love . - SR George Fill : s2 a - ° : Joe Chacho - SR 7 ~ JI. He McCormick: SR = C. McCrory .. |” SR- : Joseph Betza |: SR Roy Petersen, . | ~: Sk (contwast) . Geoffrey Cra tch es (contract) « Janie Cratch. DO SR (contract) ‘Henry Wynne > SR (contract) | Kathleen Wynhe : SR (contract) Logan Phillips | SR (contract) Allie Logan © : SRK .(contract) OQ. He Todd : 0. Security Casmiro Barcuin : DPD Major. Aderholdt *! DPD ‘Per Stoen .! om Paul Belkin -- ‘ — OS/TRD Joseph Bukowsky | Med. Staff Dale Haynes |: 0. Commo. Alvin Naumann ' : TSD . Morgan Schrader ; - 4H. . Dr. $ Houck § — AF Div. Glenn Fields , : AF Div SR/D08/60- 2079 26 October 1960. personalities; Listed in true nenis . ‘and alias, are an : 4 by, AESENTINEL ‘2 SOK agent Davia* “Durvard in ths elias sted. — “2, “subject ie.u unaware (of the. CIA affiiation of. these ‘personalities. e period -of ‘time over “which - Subject was ‘connected: with these. Andividusle Alies- ; . Pat Cook Fred Komer Clint Little Bi1l Marty Adams Bue - Ray -' Cok. Ed- Tom Mike or Max - Mister George Joa Hal Mack Joe Bowman Big Roy. Janie Henry Kathleen Logan Allie Hank Chick . Heinle - Thor Paul Joe Dale Al ’ Morgan Dr. John Mr. Glenn f61-L 4332977 Ponce REE arti deaatiaettadtt on Rac aha) DTaP HM Ee yt ess, veerMtteerscccece Bo , BS, cls ‘For any “further fiiformation r please contact Perry Creokham “+ ktension. 83RRe: / ; - ; / . 7 Pital ae » MICHAEL: PAE . : IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE ial ™ Ne: AMMUN IZA 7 -a “SCHEDULE mere DAVE ; 7 an ee . ae site you. Tag YOUR: RESPO no nae oi * ETRE ANJECT IONS’ On THE: OATES” DuL. +) SAREY IHS Cone wlid tou. AT 1S YOUR. RESPONSI- +” ———— a a : nTY TO -RECE IVE. THE INJECTION N THE’ DATES: DUE, SORTED UE UT DATE GEVEN © | _.BILNTY TO RCE ive THE WNueCTsoNS On Tat DATES: DUE, DYE — VACCINE [o0SE] on TE ue Late SE SMALLPOX Bi Toigeige REACTION.” Over £; me a ae . CARRY, TH mt Ts CBluITy To i b CHOLERA TRFREE Hh | an PLAGUE ven DIPHTHERIA Conn. OTHER, | | oe SALK 4 +. VACCINES | | . OTHER a | a7 Aoause ['2 SE ¥ Paws 5 YELLOW FEVER BEC EO x . LOT MIMBER ot : . . YELLOW FEVER — - a LOT NUMBER : . : “Dp ia so . -\ __ SCHICK CIA ek, ce FoRM NO, “ " sanicK ; oe 616 use PaCVEOUS CoeTions. . 1 MAR 56 : FORM ND. : : : “ ( PREvrous EDETroms, twit i Lo. ; one No B16 us vou ; a oe, : . cS a a) _ i. G-73532 7 troled. aid: Supervised. as: ‘dhésely-as poss ; din order to. avoid embarrassment ‘to ‘the Agency wa oe This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available to ‘this Office, and is granted. u.der- authority contained in cst. and CSI-F 10-5. 3 none. ~~ . : : carta APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION Date:_. 8 Nov 1960 --. oy i Distribution: . i . Orig. to Addressee : 1 to Piles dea . SECRET es a. en 124 ose Peqvious eerrtans. ‘ : . ari. a 3 3 rd 7 Ao 14-0000 \ “REFERENCE: Ay bik 45223 (OUT 98152) ; | dation mailing addrces for SR/DVB agent “sasoea/6oe ens :19 Getcber'1960" ae R: Chief, WH/2B | . Dransfer: ‘ iting J ‘Address. ‘Feapodaibt ity from SR/DUBt to “Africa 1 ‘Division: * 1. Subject to your concurrence, responsibility for the accommo- AEASPIC (David de Panaskhet), which was arranged for by your office, wiil be transfarred to. the Africa Division which is now utidzing this agent. _2, The agent accommodation matiing address in Braui! ig as foilows: . Eduardo Catio a. _ Caha Postal 11744 (Lapa) - Sao Paulo, Brasil 3. The Africa. Division.caes- officer: respoasibie for this. agent is -Dan Nesciur, 211% I Buliding, extension $284. . 4. This office extenda its approciation’ for the expeditions mannor ~ : . da which you: have arranged for and maintained this accommodation address, 5. For any ‘farther ‘infor mation regarding this piease contact Dan Nesciur, axtansion 5234 or Perry: ‘Crookham, extension 8331, MICHAEL RAE Chief, SR/DUB | Jor-L-a3¥77] -00000 spay Be seep AE/W/2 DRO soay 127 Get 1960 Distributions Orig. & 1 - Addressee l= AF/RI Ds AP/G/1 ’ Calef, Africa Divistoa Jo? 2 39877 vas “Are a : og EGET. 14-00000 GI ANDARD FORM RO. Gg “ | Office Memorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. 7 | 7: 800 (nr, Let sicher) A BATE: ag Get 6. rom: Operations Division, Medical State UAE asere (ec) | Subject hae been evaluated by the Hediéal State and fond physically *.quali fied ‘for the ‘proposed aséignment. . os a ne -TION TOP AND BoTTOm CONFIDENTIAL L_ [seener | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ae OFFICIAL ROUTING SLUp “roam ag (FEB Ss 241 REPLACES FCRw we WHICH SAY BE USED. FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER : EE FROM: NAME. ADORESS AND PrtONe NO. ? 7 - — 5 Kinks Z : i Fora 10, .. (40) ori 4a (237 — Beplsns Form 30-4 @hich may be used, 6S COVERNNET PmarinG OFICE 1885 —O- 342591 EGOS 7 Lg 7019808 | 14-0000 a snyoomsinn ROSE | SOUT 2g September 1900 _ MEMORANDUM FOR:_¢ Chief, Altea Atfatre Staff, 0S ‘SUBJECT: : : ay Thie ie. to confirm a alacusaion between Mr. ¥F red 4 Kirkpatrick, ; SR/DUB and your office regarding transfor and quartering arrangements — for AEASPIC, David Durvard (a), and ‘the ‘interest expressed by - Dr. Lester Houck of Africa Division ro acquiring ALASPIC as a long term asset for that division. 2. la compilance with a request made of this office by Africa Divisioa, it ia understood your office hag agreed to the temporary quartering of ACASPIC in a furnished safe apartment located at ‘apartment 307, 5742 Colorado Avonue, N.W., Washington, D.C. This office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend the use of : thia apartment’ for a period of about two weeks, effective 23 September i 1960, At present ALASFIC ta visited once a week and/or as the need arises. AEASPIC has hie own salary for food and public transportation. The same cover ‘Qrrangements exiats under this ar rangement as . . : existed when Subject lived at. 925 25th Street, N. We . inthis own apartment, : : $ The cover arrangement is that David Durvard (a) is a technica: associate : 4 of Fred K, Komer (a) (i.e. an SR/OUB cage officer) seif- -empioy ed, . . } . manufacturers commissionasd representative. : oie oe agra MICHAEL RAE Chief, SR/DUB Lire Y3E 77 eet CTT contttintien as Mil ae Mug EME calito nee teh call oPcaliWy« Ih Moc@leneciie cc. cows te et : \ i 7 7 : . - : 28 September 1960 7 oe a - : _ a _ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD © SUBJECT: Physic exam /Immunization for David Durvara (er « "2. At.2000 hours 28 Septeraber avid. Durvard.(a) {no the company eo . Of an SR/DOS: case officer-attended 1 full physical exam at-the offices ° 0: ola cleared, witting-doctor,. Dr. ‘Robert.G, Builock, 222! North: - , _ Buchanan Street,. Arlington, ‘Virginia, -Dr: ‘Bullock indicated to ‘this -.- | Loe ‘boos +” “cage officer his preliminary opinion that Subject was in perfect health. = - Po “Medical records to thi effect-will be forthcoming.--Mr. ‘Durvard (a). ~ - aleo received the firat in a series of immunization shota. preparatory’ to @ projected assignment in the West African theater. Mr. Durvard, with his case officer will return to Dr. Bullock's office on 4 Getober _ &t 10500'a.m. fora second series of immunization shots. Medicn! Frecords.other than those reflected fh Mr. Durvard's (a) 201 file will be kept in the Medical File Room (Central Buliding) under his crypto, A copy will also be kept ian AO/OD/MS under pseudo, : FRED KIRKPATRICK Sa ee PSP asia ak easels Lo dis 2ysur7 a oO: ACTION eaaNCH hown are net File no. :below Gent to RID/AN. ay a - ke ~ . 4 . - a <1 ON BACK IF APPHCPRIATE a an COMMENTS ~ ; oa . ay t - 4 en . “ y room | care forrctes Lm, TO j Ly orn oO :@ NO. btceute roswaspes! Ieitiace oe s Ww. Te, “Qot ia nel WoW RESP) OF AF DY: wet we i we — . . a price TITLE RID/FE | | | i ! : ! . - . i i : oy eke NUMBER FAM ARY CODED TRACE ; : ASSTRACT - { REGUEST i a ° Yo oo. “ ‘of INDEX : : Sos 23 DATE MICROFILMiD . UOCUMENT SATE JMESST NUMBER ‘ \ , HBPA 04890 , , — nee, : ISE FEESRCDUS . ae . . . . 1p 6100 ncn SECRET v Tb marta say an RS 14-0000 FS CONTINUATION OF ee 7 DISPATCH SE E { — ap) ; esPA-hyo aaa . . . TO: Chee, SR vo a AS FILE KO: . INFO; chter, vp _ ; ; : / Gatef of station, Rio ae Uiietre "FIELD PILE FO: 10-6548 | THON: Chint of Baséy Seo Pads oot 12 Oétober. 1960 - in asa ae oe mmc mgr i HR-2 bed picked ip the:day betores” _ ALLOMETER=2 vas oblige? (for the eedond time) .” < ¢ 2. ne se Persons and to sign (in alte)! J possible ‘to''send these letters: . , ‘end 1 definite security hazard if he is forced to : Aantlsy ‘himself da the manner ‘required by. the registration of these letters, 26: Headquarters attention 1s called to thé fact that tha letter vhich the Basa . forvarded on 7 October 1960 was postmarked in Europe on 12 August 1960. Even in ce the light of the notoriously slow Brazilian’ postal systen, the Base cannot explain *. guch a long deley in*transit for air mil, ‘Such a dalay has been typical of almost every letter the Base has received in tha past gix months. The Base has no reason to disbelieve ALLOMETER-2 in his repeated assertions that he services . ‘he box et Least ance & works : bewi ofT, 1 abe fh ip. _ “Lucian ¥. PABSIK ‘| 10-dctober 1960 ' Dastribution: 5 = Headquarters 4 2 - Ro ‘. -[ 2 © Files EDM a) EBPA<4890 _ af f/-A 335 fom USE PIEVIOUS EL-TON, CLASSE Se 3 © RACES FOES , eS S30 S108. S1-78a. AN S28 | S E CR oT [ Jeowreauto <- . Write art COO? | . ; OO Asmara ne snare es tenesreemnds reaon mene nen nara thereon ten : 3 RO 350%. - FROB DS7Ov, IR me PARI 5409, Dik 1oe0, Sree ener eret mn tae nent een enero oa Sena 475545, Pet brut Haren arch fereh | eae March March Nareh sarch LON - é. ary 1950: ~ vo . ‘Eas 235, ek February . 1959 a + DIR 14843, Maren i559 1959 i959 3959 1959 1959 1959 1959 1959 ae Se Ones ee Lanner tas rte Y a os hemmmnnemnatneemtentiers ananeeae tke at peer aie. Wee o 14-0000 slerim APIS clemecs Hatas hr is toned Slot, Aa the exect date of transfer dn mot <a dstereined, wed, iste” ; . s is not yt TEN requested thet Mr. Kirkpstrick, inteia contact with ir. wale extension 389 to handle final transfer atrangemate. ” &R's cooparation an such matters : : and @ nov physical oxenination are cane shots, training, Gifef, Africa Diviston j a. LPAQT - akita| LY LBSITT ENR «par te Dy new atb Write os coh ace 14-0000 ~ ak) eee a cust, exit» Division * aasect +: Future besnisetion of meri : » a | Ject-1a. eciventiy ‘in 1 ‘tha proséaa, ee: tbeiay trenaferred- |, froin the jurtediction of ER to-AF, fn'alh probebthity foro field : : easignment in “the: Congo. - a 2.- decordtigly, “it tu foquected that pour reconita'be altered to-reflect this change and also, that the. necassary steps ro taken to amend his OA (C-73532) to permit'une by this Division. 3. For further information reganting subject, please contest Bdverd 0. Welles, Africa Yost, on extension 3629, who will reuporarily be hendling this case. Chief, Africa Divieica dep DEBE? a : 14-00000 a je i, Occupational Specialty: Mechanical Electrical Enginearing Cine or Portrait Photog Faphy Research and innovator of commercial — labor/money ‘savia 8 devices , _ Electro mechanical’or: photographical ia: i ‘nature. - Lo “See paragraphs 4, 8.9; 11, 12, 13, 14 of Employment History for examples, —_ 25 Military Service: ’ "Dee. 1939; Paris, volunteered for Freiich arn eee Foreign Legion, ee Pee te ; Dt, Jan, 1940, Tunisia - North Africa, in lee Cav. J : nn ce i Reg., lst Squadron, 4th Platoon. Feb. 1940 = gent to N.C.0O, training course in Legion. Pulled out to be reassigned to alle Georgian unit. Mar. - Aug. 1940, Barcares. _ Assigned in Georgian unit - ; Aug. 1940 » Parig, Olocharged after the end of Franco/German hostilities aa Private First Claas. a i —_ 3. Empioyment History: 1. 1942 - Paris + Volunteered for work in r a ; Germany. . 2. Poelitz, Germany,-Worked for HIDRYER WERKE on contract for one year ag installation electrician, : ; _ we, mS , 3. 1942 ~ Berlin. Photographer of metaia for po : a ; a factory which produced electrcdea for , weiding instruments of : 1942. Paris Seif-employed at photo shop. : .. Portrait photography, . ; 4. 1942 Berlin Assembly line worker in Berlin factory Producing steel! ammunition belts, Recolved. commendation from factory eee a 14¥Foo0 ; _ , 0, director for labor’ saving device re. - L oo, 4 a "> manufact. of device for automat. adjustment .j : ee “4° Of éa@rtridge cases,” o en i i ; oe 5. 1942 Berlin’ Drivera mechanics course for <~: ; a ee the NSKK (Nazi Party Motorized fb “po, . oo, eg. . Mugelheim Corps). Drove. rucks during: i : ; Se a a ie ot “. “ss + eOnstriiction of Atlantic wal. by re rn 6: 1943. Berita: Eshployed with SCHUPOLIZEL- fo - ab '..~ As transiator French-Germaa language, _— 1946-47 Paris Employed by Architects ; ; ‘Carre Associatad as electrical instailation - Bes ot, 288 7” (planinér and ‘constructor. of prototype model | oo. Sa . eo batider.. Earned roughly $4 an hour American’ | Be ” a ; .8cale pius commission work extra, ot vob on. ; : a ee “8. 1957-82 la Devised and sold on French - ae . , prison, market a pocket automatic | o ‘ ; Paris- transit indicator, Received cash : aettiement for this whiie in Prison, 9. 1953 In prison” Devised &nd gave to prison ! in Rion administrator invention for Te, making cardboard boxes. Device was built and used by prison administrator, . 10. Dec, 1955+ Gap: Empioyed by M.D, as X-ray Apr. 1956 machine maintenance technie cian and operator, 1. 1956-57 Gap lovented, patented and sold - + sy @ Calendar device to the - an . ' French commoercia! market, 12. 1958 Ambert Invented and patented a come 7 : mercial advertising device, | : photo-mechanical in nature, , : ; ; . Models built and gold to French . ‘ - ; : advertising concerns. 13. 1959-60 U.S. Devised and passed drawings : ' " Sept-May for 2 pieces of equipment to be _ " used fos Project AESENTINEL . 14, 1960, July U.S, At present Subject is devising & low cost teiephone answering device, qe i i t ' '. t a a Ukpesioace in Forged Cocumenta:, May 1942. Achen,: ad = Berlin: Faleifted: his owa travel documants by use of pen to change effective dates, : 1942 Berlin - Paris: Filled in: German. travel blank forms. : ‘ a ' Altered old ‘German authorization stamp | for trave: forms. Then made other falaified stamps for other ‘people territory. © “¢ natructed and used various. faleified . 43-44 Berlin - él documents for‘varicus péople to. vel throughout ‘Germany. Used é€crtain photo techniques for changing "and/or ageing pictures in documents. At "game time Subject also reassembled - - : falsified old passports to'form new oneg as well'ds counterfeited’German financial vouchers. Physical Description : Subject ia described as 42 ycar old male Caucasian, 5'6" tall, of slight oy. build (136 Ibs, average weight), long face, long nose, dark brown hair, balding in front, owarthy complexion, perfect health, Subject ia extremely agil and in : He is an ex-French foreign legionnaire and survivor of . German concentration campa, Evaluation Subject'a c case officer : agrees with Agency Assesement that he possesses. the traits of a born clandestine Operator and would be an apt- ‘candidate for any black miasion which requires: ; V. 2. able-bodiedness ; ce ability to assimilate easliy (al owlag for his phyzical features). - “interested in travel a¢ross German-held -, ivel, documents stamps: copied from old . Lae teniege tteee abe ‘3. ianate sense of locational direction “ guperior intelligence and reasoning power - ablitty to coniprehend and: apply: instruction rapidly bs willlagness to. andertake an: extremely hazardous mission . L oe ‘basic: techaical and mechanical applied or. theoretical abides oo : Be * abiuity to improvise’ and “kaow how" ‘dlaturbingly Americéa in ‘ character. an . Motivation, : a? Subject's motivation is based ¢ on ‘personal loyalties rather than raonstary gain. Subject has ttle regard for the value of his money, and must. ‘ eubscribing to tha "Untermensch® theory re the Russian people, be strongly urged to set aside a part of hia carnings. Subject has a strong distaste for the Communist regime and hag observed the effects of it at first hand. Subject indeed goes a step farther, “~ Language Capabilities Subject speaks, reads, writes: French - native Georgian - fluent . -German = goodtofiuent —. English + reads fluently, writes, ‘fair, ‘peaks fair Spanish - reads fair, speaks poor, understands fair Subject haa exhibited ; good subordination to his case officar, intelligent, security precautions re hia personal habits, and the ability to guietiy . fit into an American urban existence, For: any further information please call Fred Kirkpatrick, SR/DOB, X- 4705, 14-0000 ye ee 23 Septerber 1960" : sEhCR: sate: PGA TAR ext - stadt: * Genet Maer a a oe TT The subseetow 12. The subject has led an“ercith and “diverte Lire. ‘the: Division et ght his. vo. the United States. (baci. )}to triin for a sLssi-a ch-has . : Bo ‘subsecuentiy teen canéelléd, At -the ‘present time the oR Division is wking ca _ arrangerents fcr the re settlerent™ cf the subject in Latin arertes,. probably \ ae sol tin Mexico. - How waver, due tc the tr: ining this azency hes siven the subisect. , 5k feela he should he utiitzed by the “pa/P if posaicle. . a an a : Be Cbserving David for some tuo hours and listening te his ster the : “ undersi.ned feels there ray bea sora use of him hy JMiA David is a srocth » baleer vic hus obviously teld his story wsny tines te ‘the: satisfuctién of “bis listeners. He elaborates on the exciting and bizsrre purts.cf his life “und. tends to ,loss over thosa secticns he feals that sre comzcn to everycne. : . 4. The subject has teen in the United States for sore tise, This tize . hee been spent in tr inin: for a specifie wiesion shieh never ‘cune tO passe Recentiy he hag been engiyed in "make sork" preprozs te pass the tise. This eculd weil enpluin his cpu,arent impatlence and desire to do. sorething. In bis oxn sords he ».ishes to preve that he ds ec _patle of aceorplishing a task agssiined to hit, He asses for a chanee to surveil screcna, to tere clirdestire pictures, even lc assasgin:ie soreone. He very na. arly cezced to be given a. pitch during this cating.’ oo : 7 : : - 5« Tha subject is a stzteless person. ile is in the United Stx tes black and could te comiletely unsttributable if necessary. He desires citizens: ‘ip. snd a chince to seltic doen tn ena spot. He orefers U + citizonshig hut is not avament cn this. boxcver the bugle motivation ap:e:rs to bs love of excitement. The subject gives a very j ood sppe.rance of tha clussicel adventurer, He reletes isis Da 1st exploits in wartime Furcepe as gotivated by the thrill of during the. existing author ty, . am — : =E> asare te Was: boing Tore Te had been used ereviotisly ‘by 5 » Fepresentative’ . 2O[-23 77 Waa tne a. ~ Be It is the unde: si a odix, faton a, ent sin sesa] an fale hes the 21 ‘folder at the present tine.. Rave al enc tise beed Gnse “ef ficers ot this’ individus 1 . "19 August 1960: “MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD. , _. SUBJECT: - Mexican Resettlement Arrangements for AESENTINEL” oa “agent. ‘AEASPIC : . ee cee le “At 1400 hours; 19 ) August, SR/DOB éase ‘officer; ‘Fred Kirkpatrick and Jerry Pochron from Defection Coordinators . - Office of CLA met with’ Clay Calendar and Jim Myers of TSD/1B re documentations: ‘arrangements and travél routing for possible’ resettlement of. AESENTINEL agent AEASPIC. The following arrangements were proposed by Mr. Calendar and Mr. Myers ‘for SR/DOB's consideration. TSD/1B suggested that Subject be sent by black flight from here to West Germany, and there surfaced with an‘altered Greck passport which TSD/IB now has .available. A suitable cover story would of course be incorporated re the possession of a Greek passport-by Subject, while Subject - has no. Greek language capability. Since this passport is a valid one, (and was, in fact, purchased by TSD/IB) and is therefore . backstopped : in name, Subject could apply. at the Mexican Embassy in West Germany for a Mexican tourist visa by presenting this ‘passport. Once in Mexico, Subject could request emigration action upon declaration of intent to become a Mexican citizen and upon submitting proof of sponsorship by an employer in Mexico _ City. 2. Upon your concurrence, Mr. “Pochron will arrange for ' Mr. Kirkpatrick to meet with Mr. Coolidge, the CLA contact used for introducing agency designees into Mexican private industry. Mr. Pochron has already talked.with Mr. Coolidge on two occasions and has passed him Subject's file. From their talks, Mr. Pochron has assured me that this arrangement is entirely feasible, Gillete © Company of Mexico City being cited as one possibility. . 3. AEASPIC would then openly proceed to purchase plane tickets in West Germany for Mexico City and upon arrival there, would be waiting for him: ‘The time table for this entire operation - was estimated at about five weeks. Of course we did not discuss Subject's monetary maintenance for the interim period.of travel, “nor until Subject could begin earning his own living. Saye a aa erz 2. of Mr, Pennington of Alien Affairs course be our. job to Assure Security that Subject is not knowledgable — , "4. -Mr. Pochrdn. expressed his concern and the concern a Staff about the knowledgibility~ of Subject re pass: Agency. tie-in and. Agency assets. It will of | , and ‘Will entail-a minimum of risk to-transport and to resettle in “Mexico, In-view of this.concern} all arrangements offered for *. DOB's consideration by TSD/1B were tailored to afford stép by ~ step denial or participation by. the U. S. Government. ‘all items ‘procured , “easily. be obtaineg ., this Government.’ ~German’Station 48 t. Ineffect, y Subject for resettlement could justas | - the European.black market ag well as froni Subject will in effect be briefed dnd taken by n set to, obtain his documents ostensibly on the ‘black market. Monies due Subject would be. withheld pending . destination arrival, The letter head and Supporting sponsorship documents to be used by. him for ultimate employment in Mexico would be prepared. in such a manner as to be either legitimate forged. In addition it was suggested handled and advised by someone kno that Subject be closely wn to him to ensure the security aspect both'to Subject and to this agency, 5. The meeting was closed by TSD/1B's request to be ‘informed whether these arrangements in theory meet with the approval of SR/DOB, and Office of Security. Mr, Kirkpatrick was assured that Documentation aspects by TSD/IB could be accomplished within one week upon authorization by SR/DOB. With your permission Fred Kirkpatrick will proceed to affirm Mexican employment arrangements for AEASPIC, we A La r] « o fee a, te Me ois or ate , 14-00000 | oe erate “MBNEANPCH FOR Chter, cot. | oe ATTENTION og gerty Pochron (7/395 ~~ 2 Pe | SUBJECT. og ‘Bhopraphical inforsetion Necessary for Possible i } rT : i 3 i further debriefiz- your Offiea dats necesse ‘sof Bf 0 - Re 25 July “OT Sate Zoe WILT (T)e. ; ' Rosettlansit: cf sR/DCB Nedsox ‘Apect: Mavid. Ter: le (On al -suly 19%, r/Don cag. Cfficer Fred Firtpatrick talbed . “with Jerry Rochron cf your office re enlisting yOur.assigharco in the |, Possikhe rosettleient cf OR/DCB hedsox contract arent, David 4 T2TVEICNVILT | (T) in-the rezior of South er Central fciericse At the request and ap per ‘outline cf Mr. Pochrony this office! has asropared the following biccraphic informations See Attac! rent Ae 2. Subject 45 Living in the general washington D.C. area under the supervision of an 82/ICu Sace Offteer a::2 avallable for a , readily avallable for any ye ‘3.6 Subsect remains cna qvasl lepell; baskstonped arrangenent of |. Allen Affairs Staff until 20 Cetcber 19/0, he Fox any further information please contact Pred Eirkaatricl, | E8/DCR, on extension h7C5 o 2531. ‘PRE aa M 7 Acting Chief, on/ped 404 - 2B5¢77 mS , ig “sath 0 oe 7 _ 2h,-June 1960 vid FOR ne RECORD — , snitch “Blograghic Information/f ase Officer kvaluation. of: L. . David T2ITZICHVILL, alias David DURVARD | . ag hier Bhogriohte Information ee oo . . . AY ‘ David sarc WILT was, ) bom 20. tacenbar 1919 iin mantel, Gooreta, where he Lived wat his parents until: 1921. Subject -at that time moved to Fronce ‘with ‘his ‘parents. SuUyeET grew up: sin. frence and therefore speaks native Fremeh (Parisian). Subject does” not have French citizenship, however, and - mst be. ‘classed as stateless. “Subject ‘earned the ‘first part of his baccalaureat So eu at Breguet ‘(electro-éngineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the beginning of Wall. Subdject fought.in N. Africa until French carLtulation in 19,0, at which time he was discharged to return home to Paris. In 1943 he wont i ., - . to Germany as a voluntary worker. ‘Ho worked there primarily as an industrial “siding them with cleverly falsified papers, starcos, cachets and even uniforns It is interesting to note that wile audbject attended school at Breuguet, he : also attended the Technicum for Cinematography. 1% was from thess past studies at the Tothaicun that subject: was able to develop techriqucs to epply to photo- ; mechanical forging of docusents, starps, and cachets. Subject was betrayed 5 to Germans). arrested, and zentenced to death for espionaze. Subject was able to dreg fnis case out by implying the existence of a lerge aritish run net of which ho was 2 pert. In 1945 he was Liberatod by the U.S. ‘rmy and retumed Subject lived there ‘in relative quiet until he, together with a war- to Paris. Subject and Line triend, robbed a Paris bank of a sizeable anount of money. sccumplice were apprehended by the Suréta on 11 July 1950, sentenced to prison, but released same. five years later ‘or good behavior and on the basis of their — anaes war record. electrician. While in Germany he assisted French officer P.0.d.'s to wnat ! t ~ sega ty cap, could be of value to thia dcorey. Twe of his idcoas have bees nasced Lorva 20° a oe It {5 interestin: 4o note that eli in prison, subject davented a rachino | for matin; carcbcard boxes, Thi pavhine was actually brat Sor one of the prison acrdntotrations and put Into opetstton at tho priscn factecy, Upon discharge fren ; Tt. prison in r Tecanber: of 1985, subject, Liv ody wor’ ‘od antyes. paroled. re) his brother Frances. It kas wile hore: ‘that Bubject | Was contac ved by this actney and eubsoquently browat to tis comtry, for use an one: cf. two acon, for i Project. eSemTm: ‘Le oe fbbject ts pregeatly residing in. hist ‘ashe Le apartcont and tg. readily available fer any intervicus. Subject is onzeced in his pave effice in several technical rinedexs which ard to TED for dovelepront/axploitatt ic. wp has oxpresond intercot in anotire of his ideas, tha plans fer wilch hate Just teen camleted, Alien Affaire stact of nnlcrctdon/tlatural zation has oxtentes subjects backstepped residence status until 20 CctoLer, 190, f- . : Phygical weserintton Subject ig desertied as LA year ole rale Caucasian, Brat tell, of slic: ee build (136 lug. avera ec weit), lone face, long nose, hark. lrewn Dhar, aeree valdin: in front, swarthy corploxion..Suvfect js oxtrerely and-ia perfect ; hoalthe fe ta an oxsirench foreign legioanaire and surviver of ¢erran concentration capa, Evalustion ved Subject’s case officer asrces with jsseszent that he possesses the traits of @ born clandestine onerater ant would ba an apt candicate for oxy blac!: miccion Wiich requires: eenne tURET SECREY : — 3. mn able-bodiediess 42, ability to apsinilate easily (allowin;; for his Physical. features) ‘3. imato cence - . uf Weattonal, élrection ue sipertorinteL licence and reas soning: Powor o "Se aity to ‘Corprohend and apply Anstiuction rapidly | : 6.. willingiess to undertake an extrenely hazardous rigsian Te basic technical. and mechanical applicd- cr theoretical abilities - 8, ability to izprovies and "know hows distarbin, Ay avertcan in characters ” : vated ns Sub ject's te idecterieal nore- then. momebery ete ta” rtonar, Srinject has little part of his eamings. “otivation. rer ard for the value of his monev, and met he: stron: Lyn eee ae “ed 40 set aside a “ub yoct nasa stronz distasis for the Cormunist reg_me and lies observed the cfrects of it at first hand, Subject indeed roes a step farther, subscribin,: to the "Unternensch" theory iv the iussian peopla,. Fronca Geocian German mnglish wy Lancuace Capabilities . Subject speaks, reds, writes: - native = fluagnt. - feod to fluent reads fluently, writes a Hoe . fatr, speaxes fair Subject has exhibited gecd subordination to his Case Officer, intelligent ‘security preceutions re his persons habits, and the ability to quietly fit into an American urban existence, Foray Tred Xirkpatrick, SH/u08, th 705. ace urther information please call ney tj : Ve “> ol . 7 “NAME . ; , : ' n y — Gael Durvard Cal 7 Jone too ™ . 8. YT Auvntns , : ye ar > - e : ; | anon ee ” EA . > ) ALFEIthO BY . el : 7; ‘ : p sy ' * : “y . i at rn : ze 1\W TASPIS: ims be. Fak 6 OC “OU AEASPIS uss 1itted wiin’é sew tate Puece PLANE Das hb eu ound Déntures om AEA or .o ts ly dune vpur nh on 2 centrect cravse step eavacity Suificiest v atomemes:: An s 2 cal tment s cject BES: ai n WAIT > 1 fr Ll fusyy 22 rt of = PECAN Pe FE cs te an ces ¢ -_ or 7 4 te, $3) 30 1-4 satisi1ed the aren by Dr 8 | | I |, THES. 8. wHiTe OCNTAL MPG. CO. nO.» ACCONO CARO ° 14-0000 | seaman rome wy 46 _ SECRET | _ Office Memorandums - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 3 chief, Soviet Atssia dLvision oo DATE: 20 ily 1950 © a : APTN o: | SR/DOB : : co me ; ; “FROM : Rtrestor of Sasertfy. , re oo, \ 2 SUBJECT: = AEASPIC, CI/OA Ho. C-73532 a : my le Ta your “eno randun of ah Septeszer 1959, Mi _ wo . ‘. requested guszension .of the subject's tuenty-four hour etahy ob ae until he reswzeé training about 1 August 1950. . : Your menorandun . -, mo ‘ of 5: July 1920, io. 1996, indicates: he will be place? in a safe~ - ; a “~~ House for trainins about the last of Juiy 1960, and thet he will . ‘continue his present “‘unescorted status on oceasicnal. _Weekends. . ° an This vffice hes no ‘ch§ection to" that prosetre, * FOR THE DIRScTOR OF SECURIGY: bow a ‘ wie a. . - oe ve He Tennington : . moh, : Chief, Alion Affairs Staff : . : rc 4-00500 ‘af 2 soutmmcs agent Aug: yi tres sing sueliried GDeratiar, ay ) peo , i a wo eeremale Poe noe Office Memorandum © UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT a qir-n-60- “4 7 £ _ TO + ‘Chief, ‘Soviet Russia Division/DDP | DATE: a “ATTN. : Chief, SR/DOB ; Z hug '9e9 : ae 19e _ . FROM, 1” Chief, Telecommuiications, fraining and Techniques Staffr/0c . suByect: W/T Teaining - Agent AEASPIC. - ¥ SR/DOB 60-1990, 29 June 1960 + (2. This, will confinn vecent discussions held between ~ Mr. Fred Kirxpatrick. of your Office and Mr. Lee Jungen of ny Staff relative to the proposed w/T training of AEASPIC. As was. explained by Mr... Jungen, ‘W/? training of an agent on @ _. full or part-time basie,-is contingent upon the approval of 6 ~ _ specific project with supporting coumunications annex. While we have on occasion participated in “holding” training of agents without benefit: of a definite requirement, current operational commitments now make this impossible. : . 2. Should a definite requirement for. the operational ‘utilization of AEASPIC develop we will arrenge for the 4/T aptitude ‘assessment and training. Prior to our initiating such action, it is requested that a representative of your Office discuss operational details with an appropriate Foreign Division witbin the Office of Communications. This will enable us to tailor subsequent training in terms of specific equipment and procedures as required by the project. In this respect, further information can be obtained by contacting Mr. Lawrence Eisler on extension 8137. “—~\ oN f : vali fea i qe Rt? A. BLOOM . oe . cote he ROBE | Distribution’ Orig. & 1 - Addressee Cee lord N me — WY wa h f md jduala or. unit ore to be placed in the *TO* coluan. Comment ‘7O- cofuan.- each commen: is to be undertined with @ line ched docuseent 15 to pisce h i @ docueent ia forearded to the next routing tobe placed be the unit in ehich the havic docussnt tobe filed. | Z + the central Cite shall be the pent to the fest couting to in- THIS DOCUWENT. ROUTING AND “ACTION RECORD IS TO REMAIN ATTACHED TO Tie BASIC RECORD -DOCUMENT SYMBOL AND NiIBER Joocument Date DOCUMENT PROCESSING DATA 2 INDEXED - ABSTRACTED FILE NUMBER 1 DEC ss : , rom 60. g6 { (Secret 1 CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASSIFIED 40) a mst be claszed aa otatelens.. ‘Subject earned the first part of. ‘his beccalaureat _ 24 June 1960 * MEMO FOR THE RECORD ! “SUBJECT: Blogrophic Information/Case Officer Evaluation of David TCITLICHVILI, alias David DURVARD | _ Blographte: Inforia titoe , : Davia rerieienvitz ‘Was bom 20 Deeenber 1919" in roLlias, Gesrete, where: ‘he lived with his parents iuntal agar. ‘Subject at that time noved to Franee . wth his: parents,:: “Subject. grew up An France’ arid therefore Speaks native Freneti (Paris{an). Subject doss ‘not. have French citizenship, however, and et Breguet (electto-engineering), then entered. the Foreign Legion ‘at the beginning of WWII, Subject fought in N. Africa uned2 French cepitulation in. 1940, at which time he wag discharged to return home to Paris. in 1943 he went to Germany as a voluntary worker, He. worked there primari ly ag an industrial electrician. © while in Germany he assisted French officor P.O, Wet to escape, aiding them with cleverly falsified papers, stamps, eacheata and even untforns. ; It is interesting to note that while aubject attended school at Breuguet, he - , also attended the Technicun for Cinematography. It was from these past studies at the ‘Tethnicun that subject wag able to develop techniques to apply to photo~ mechanical forging of doctimenta,. ‘stamps, and cachete. “Subject was betrayed to Germans, arrested, and sentenced to death for espionage. Subject was able to drag this case out by implying the existence of a large British run net of which he was a part. “In 195: he. was Liberated by the U.S. Army and retumed to Paria. Subject lived there in relative mtet until he, together with a war- time | ‘friend, Tobbéd a Paris bank of & sizeable. encunt of money. Subject and . accunplice were apprehended by the Suréte on u July 1950, ssntenced to prison, . but released 80me five years later ror good behavior and on the basis of their pes. L3R¥VT77 . ORE] war record, ven a a - 2s Tt is Antaresting to note tint while in prisen, . subject invente’d | a | raghine no for malin; cardboard ‘baxes. “This machine vas actually built for one of the prisea _ adrinistrations an _Put inte operption at ‘tho Prison factory. Upen elechanye ‘trom “prison: in Decanter of 1955," sub je ct ‘Hved,, varied: antyas parélod to his brotier “in Cap, France. It was Mile there tliat subject wis contactad by this agency and . subéequently browcht to this’ country for use as ons, of two acento for Project: ASU DEL. _ a a Sth ject da presently rooting in his Vash “ACs apartzent and is readily. ‘available for any intervisva. , . _ , ; | Subject is ongazed in’his eae office in several technical gimmicks which coulé! be of value to this agency. Two of his ideas have been nasscd forward to ISD for dovelopvent/exploitation. 750 has expressed Interust in another of ed ideas, the plans for which have just baen completed. “Aten Affairs State of Inte ratdon/ilaturalizetion has extended subjects? - backstoppod residence statis until 20 Geteber, 1950, ; inyeical Leserintion Subject is descriicd as ll year old mala Caucasian, 516" tall, of slight - butld (136 Wee avera:a a weicht),- Yon: face, Long noso, lark urewn hair, , ‘balding in front, swarthy complexion. subject is extromely/anl in perfect health, ie is an ex-rrench foreion legionnaire and survivor of Cernan ‘concentration carpe. - Evaluation Subject! s ease officer agrees with Assesment that he possesses the traits of _@ born clandestine operator anc would be an aot candidate for any black nlssion "which requires: shang . 3 Sa a CT, cm rol | a ; sO “i. sbla-bodtodnese . Ae | _ Pos 2. abilivy’ to auciniilate oasily (allewin-- for his phypieal Peatiode) te ‘Be imate sense of locational direction ; —_ he superiorintollicance and reasoning power , Se ability to conprehend and apply instruction rapidly” : be winches to undertake an extrenoly hazartous riszton a ’ Te basic technical and nochiani¢a1- applied cr ‘theoretical abilities oie Oe map ; ; & ability to improvise and "know hour ateturbincly Amerdean 4n- ‘ charactors oe a, - otivation : SMCTIVAT CH . . Subjects ie ideological more than. monetary 2 that is te say, subject hao little revard for the value of his money, axl mst be strongly urged to sot aside a ‘ ' i ca part. of his earnings. subject has a strons dintasto for the Conraunint regine : i and has ‘observed the efrects of it at firet hand, Subject indeod goes a step i i ; . H ; farther, subseribing te the "Untermensch" theory re the Russian people. Languaze Capabilities. j . ; i Subject speaks, rads, writest - a a . os : wi. . ; French. - native i ie Geogian = fluent ; : : 4 . = cerman =) geod to £ luent - . i imylish = reads fluently, writes fair, speaks fair ae * Subfect has exhibited rood subordination to his Case Officer, intelligent . soourity precautions re his personal habits, and the ability to quietly fit into an American urven existence. For any further information please call ; —- _ Fred Kirkpatrick, S#/v0L, 1-705. None 7 : - wt ee. @ @ @ @ 8,79 5 4 _Tanslater fo> French Letters Nick Letsou ; . . Boe oe . 7 . . : . ” \ Nok "s" Bldge : a en French Desk, Wt. 43887 7 rs i chek: ‘for, she in lettors io , Wee! Caliandér’ ~ “BS Photo. x. 8315 - Accenmod asc “Address ee David ee oc - Mes. Auctay , wire . x EYGS Se we “Aaommeda sions Add res s. fer Oar cls ; eee te oe ne . _) vane _ toa - lLeflers fe Prewce; Eduardo Cole. CAw4 PosrAe 79 Boe) Sao Prete brosit Lelers, fe A jf donk y Bo Reber? P. Hayve fo. Be, £02% South wet Sofie - LEAL Hj 43 3¢77 14-D0000 _Homaicrone hed BU 77 f4-00000 be a. OpGberad as doar ayy oat . | ; | : | ; wat oom Sepak re Sua, WA wb. CAVOR ee “A 5% wer “ASS aaa, EN. a ‘ tetas cn. "aed ae _ i“ - < “7 Naahed “Wea. A Sercerens . cate 8. AI LAST SN het 2 ees aS ele aT) weet aa “a, asa eek a ° Fmteicn, - es as oy rae Souaiple” . em. Gand ya oa te Len. tee TK Aten: atk ta bebe tatces ae sna tee Arscelin. rho . . Uae, J bes. ais re . ~ yan. ; Ceca PTE. - A pesere ec CO teen tee. oa . a Siac bane | tn “hattaot elk - er “Ari a he 2 PL a fw Che be Fas ond hs DE heal ix ais Aatetend A piven ed lice © jhoady ae Mane Vt Soke - Gore da, 6 lad trend awd pede Wh fae J WoO % ee iz agprade “ehagtes Soa’ ed. Becta f peony Litpre ‘htop eu n Otten | SO oa S hoaactt ae thi ade Lt Be sets” tietn 4 cope fa hh . wad 205 ‘, , foetyh a SY > . : of nklas, One wet ay th, aoe ore t Cele gin’ Sols, wine mes See & af cae) oe fas, rey Mie a fated we. aia ack miler Le Sow. a Se oe Cows. awe Lbedabe~ asach en, . Gt bat acon en * Miia coe ot gue PEELE. Bede fete _—_ okt ett inant = er Aus Aas hae i oar — og flare yay > oo? ~ he . a Rad Boe, Aes on Steet dL Lo4 Tapert aa Nee. OOS. + ae ZEN oy frre: Coie os Ad) parr i prez Ble Lie eae Do Noe as - ‘AMO 4 ~ on oH Ut. ocak Pl, : Welo Ob. 4 , . : Re A ahers. vs poms bok pardx. 1 2 Pen tee an ee ae 4 f : an o> y QS S20: Cele bee, labid. hie fos Gin fe tty “gaat. . vow . ea sen4 See eee Ceram cee eet ced AS see ahaa Nese ye emt vores wast -% a a : Chee ene Ree gnke gee Ove. Awere aa . J’ . . ae . AE eve OOo dere e elk few edocs. Cue ee Ann. "Men Seenceu ote FAs ie La. Tier wrote , “2 rye we tony ante Bom boon ae if a0 a5 ren fePtep zon : : 2 fe Ppteaey: fp a . Pema, pra re a v Cpltem aad Reena Remden é ; gk ty fea gree P bowl.’ reine a Se Der colineen fp bow ctw Lut Meters Soe fs San fae om Zeros A fre eee Me Le AS AS ESE Te. =, - Zs Fae Aste bn dbs Dee fax = yee me co ae cy anette | SERED 8 Snares! Socamge tll ee ENTRAR Tce NN fire flare Ob Di nea fe Ad I 2 de Ota ln BE eee Lip 0 A @ = Z. i 2 i ¥ Jo. EB £ ; | tem Ped eee Lexy Bib ey eee ne ee ae! . pm Aree Poti Bt Ca at Ff noe, ; a eee ee Po, ‘2 24 g 8° = 160 ay “f Post S 254 AN aie a cocdae B a 78 Poy: aa a _ VIA AIR MAIL PAR AVION ay AB gey oF mr oe oe Be me oe oo 14-0000 wise “4 a ” a AD Gaeradoine a pclae aides ere ae — ait whee, y ; ator fin é et pet Lee rae Sf Feast red ewvare Take Laced wee i alenal Aepcrrenreamenn iret Limes ced. be bon ins terg ht” Bork VS Po RD AO aay a ae hee ost tet” Ene MDa eA toed few ben Cort 2 NOM Gua abies a fe, yA Aen fe Pale ttn Bn oo hm fp aoe? Pr. Lob Aura: 360d deg alle. het Yau Te oe potn Agtes ee Va. a. Han faite La ob. Shore on ” toed ior Pare Moves taf ean ten Tied me hp De “Gen, Heen Oa. plots "Lewsneh. 6 fark porctrecla ot, AeLican neg ae former Bbc LoLed wee Gini by < oN o pate Coed tai. - Wat, vote A ae weet fo lamaeaan thea Tepe a Paces whale eb Le PUES. le Serer @e Ye bn pee “Pad ob Favcke tom ae ae SZ ~~ 8: inion We a cee son s 20s 4 L a AWN koe cs sey & Lbpe ot ap ‘tear ei’ teete GE Ce eeraine: r Oaevertar sla, hee ts ~~ Pee Pr oie aes o> Ay ead or Penn (Pa . . on eee ™ “ “ ay, ar manent = Mayo LON: , a ‘At ane op f a iaeat 2 7 i ee, wie! @, . i " a RE Se wae ts oN - ele pe, * niece “Klee a ee Se . ‘ CON SA SP ee OTS he SS Latte ay | ~_ “Ween bs oa Coho forled |g “pl ‘ips lg ) es Soo Gassla~ ey 2h. Boag eb MIACAIR MAIL” © ” PAR AVION B we mw oe ow a a a = way Se ithe Vee Se ~: OS thay ae on eS A BPR my ‘ . anki Va. stan S pbs 3 Pr A A! - Be! BOE Ya Nee ane ae ve desk oa ep tis Om Sele, Aoseeracy \ Arik, ray ; orl. s* Jee kate ~ a Ane _ < ee he cae yy SO pene = aie . aN = fo. coer Par wa sAlted eaiee (ips Pit Pit ens boils ted ben ne bin A Orne vs 1 i pg tee a ae Poa Sy ai SECRET \ : i 7 $x/poB/eu- ae SS - . 29 Septembor 1960 7 os 7 _— " MEMORANDUM FOR:, Chief, Allen Atfaive: Staff, OS |. URTTENTION: ©- ©, Mr. Penningtoe 1, | SUBJECT: , Traasfer and Guartéring arrangements for AEASPIC fe i he. This’is to.confirm a discussion between Mr. Fred Kirkpatrick, ~ 'SR/DOB and your office regarding trans{er:and quartering arrangements. for AEASPIC, David Durvard.{a),, and, the interest expressed by : i Dr. Lester Houck of Africa Division-re acquiring AEASPIC as a long _ & term asset for that division, ; co . \ t . ! 2. In compliance with a request made of this offica by Africa Division, it is understood your office has agreed to the temporary ' quartering of, AEASPIC ina furnished gafe apartment located. at : apartment 307, 5741 Colorado Avenuc, N.W., Washington, D.C.” _ i This office, with your concurrence, has agreed to lend the use of i i ‘this apartment for.a period of about two weeks, effective 28 September 1960. At present AEASPIC ia visited once a week and/or aa the need arises, ALASPIC has hia own salary for. food and public transportation. ‘The oame.cover. arrangements exists ‘under this arrangement 4s .- ' existed when Subject ved at 925 25th Street, N,W., in his own apartment. | The cover arrangement is that. David Durvard (a) isa technical associate i of Fred K. Komer (a) (i.e. an SR/DOB case officer). seif-employed, : manufacturers commissioned representative. . ; : - , “MICHAEL RAE ae — - “Chief, SR/DOB _ £3-1236 (coaltage): ez September 1960 | SUBJECT. Possible resettlement of sf /D08, ‘Pedaox Agent REFERENCE: — s/o8/69-201, 25 ay 1960 : As at result, of referpiced sohorebdiit ‘ana in. Line with By: president. of. ‘the: ‘Giliet Razor - “Fe EE a i SEQ ee ey ie Uy Hie 4 ine oie te vas ee len end that’ they Wished to invite the cooperaticn of the Corpany in ; _ smployments _ _ 2 Mr. Gross, after posing several questicns, “agreed in’ » prinetpis that the company would be willing to supply such agent with employment im their Mexico City factory. Hovever, he wished to ‘Giscuss {t with the General Counsel and also to look into the laws of Mexico dealing : with the period of exployment and what provisions there vere for dis- assoclating. themselves vith such man ehould he prove completely un- satisfactory... It was then explained to Mr. Gross that the Agency would _*. Like to be able to supply the agent with a ‘reasonsble fecimile of a ' Gillette letterhead together with a message which would offer nim en- ployment upon his arrivel in. Mexico City. Again’ Mr. Gross approved of it in principle, but requested that a copy of the letter be shown hin prior to its dispatch. 3. Upon return to headquarters, the “undersigned talked vith ar. ne : Fred Kirkpatrick of SR/D03 aud explained to him what vas ‘needed to oo ‘patisfy the requests of. Mr. Gross. Mr. Kirkpatrick explained that within the last 40 hours a different division had evidenced interest in the. agent, and were picking him up for their use so that there vould be no-further need of. the ofter of employment ‘fron Gillette. :. - ot oo The undersigned vill see Mr. Gross on 21 Septenber 1960 to : emlats the situatiog and thank hin for his offer of cooperation. fog (cc: Chief, SR/DOB . “undersigned ‘and: various members .o Sh/D08, a ptember. 1960. - phe resettlexent: in Fexico. City of on saset tor whom we vishod: wo ‘find - BRANCIS L. COOLIDGS —_ _FRAICES Be COOUEBOE | 977 20 September 1940 -*-” novo FOR THE KcORD a Tot ao re At 1:30 hra., 19 September 1960, ‘Mr. Lester, Houck and Mr, Edvard . Wellea, -both of Africa Division, were accompanied to S3/DOB- Covert - waite to discuss: full’ transfer of. the ‘remaining AESENTINEL agenty woe © AEASPAC,. ‘to ‘Africa ‘Pivision. a ‘ . ao, | - ! : Preserit for. SR/tOB were Mike Rae, -C/SR/D0B3. Perry ‘Crookham, an i “Dep. C/Sk/ BOB. (AESERIT! EL” Project Case Ottscer)pand Fred- Mekpatrick, rn ne 1 | | T vege -SR/DOB Case, OF cer. ; d Mrs Welles’ expressed: ‘an avid interest in pteidng’- “up ~AEASPIC. on.¢ontfact for ‘opérational assignment in Africa- Divisions . This office agreed to expedite. insofar as possible the handing over of “AEASPIC.’ and, at the renest: of f Africa ‘Divi stony, to assist da, certain. ‘ -pre= training. . ; _ , : . : SR/DOB. haa agreed to arrange “for AEASPIC certain ‘clandestine. training’ arid processing (demolition, sail arma, medical/immunization) in ‘cor:sorance with Subject's Projected: assignment. “This action will. obviate any Mexican resottlenent procecures for . woe . 7 , ‘ jo AEASPIC. dor art77 ; Pad Tny end Este: wedngadayy 28 28 Sep _ oo . urs . ; conphoted. te m & tig Aliso ) to exiting physician. aura is fyaires on Fora 33. ee ee Forms &¢ _ the tise of * See for bo enflaren. eguired, ex pléted For &. Hoen poyuier’ ex * Slaaetuss axe recuired. Ss 89 oa each Daperd ris. Frevious 5. a sre subsitted gia «ffies WOL 20%. 8. ning ahycicicn wht smentastion soquizexsnts for swen campletad, the yas hare | > Subject. (Cer nvavelor ulth ga aut iv deawo. “Koen imzunis amine ive | urunis 43. his Oependsnts* Blég.) vecer nis: tion © records wid be hee? Deprmdents ebeu po ad te by lee Highway, turn right one block beyond Glebe Road, "Medical Center" : sign. Parxing area provided. : ; Jor. 23 377 Whee . eA, A) ar i% [ . . . 20 September 1960 . MEMO FOR THE RECORD ae At 30 hra., 19 September’ 1960, Mr. Lester Youck and Mr, ‘Edvard Welles, both’ of. Africa Division, | were’ ‘accompanied : ‘toSR/DOB covert ~ gite to discuss’ full transfer of. ‘the > Fenaining: AESENTINEL agent, : : ~ AEASPIC, tos k. Fica Divisian, _ ; “Presedt ‘for: ‘$R/D0B were. Mike Rae; ‘c/sn/we; ? Perry. Crodkhatiy re Dep.” "C/SR/ DOB. (AESESTI NEL Project Case Officer)sand Fred: Markpatrick, : SB/DOB. Case. ‘Officer. — . oe ME. Houck ‘and Mri “Welles expressed: an ‘avid interest ‘in n pleking: | ; up AEASPIC on contract for. operational assignment in Africa Divigion, | This> office ‘agread .to expedite insofar as possible. -the handing: over . : of. AEASPIC and, at the ‘request of Africa Division, | to assist in certain . prostraining.: o -SR/DOB. has agreed to arrange for “abasPIC certain clandestine training ‘and processing (demolition, small arns, medical/imnunization) in consonance with Subject’s ‘projected assignment. This action will obviate any Mexican resettlement Procedures for AEASPIC. . . UT oe fad Mile é pes on. ai Lee 259477 30 August 1960 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD. SUBJECT: Mexican Régettlement Arrangements for’ /AESENTINEL 7 Agent AEASPIC. a 5 Ss 1s cat’ 1330 hours: 26 ‘August $R/DOB case officer Fired. . ‘Kirkpatrick met with Clay) Calendar and Jim Meyers of TSD/IB and Frank Coalidge of Office of Security. Contacts. At-this time’ a-name, for AEASPIC was: agreed: on and then .passed on to . ; Mr. Coolidge so” that he in turn could ascertain the job possibilities ‘for AEASPIC's possible Mexican, Resettiement. The name agréed on for AEASPIG was Dimitrius I. Difonas, a Greek name to fit his Greek passport. TSD/IB is ready to draft and arrange all - necessary Greek documentation for AEASPIC as soon as a job offer through Mr. Coolidge's Office can ‘be firmed: up, which should . come about in eariy September. SR/DOB is to furnish TSD/IB | passport type photes with negatives. This has already been. . arranged for with Hal- McCormick of this office. ' “ $R/DOB- case e officer, Fred Kirkpatrick with Clay : Calendar of TSD/1B is presently engaged in writing a cover story/ biography to fit the new identity of AEASPIC. AEASPIC is as yet unaware of any resettlement arrangements. It is hoped AEASPIC can be utilized by some component of the DD/P, however if not, then these resettlement will go through as per plan. | Be SO oe FRED KIRKPATRICK fe /-2 35977 = Fa 7 5 ‘gupgact: Perecnnel for Contingency Forse == . dncluding * a-cilitary, while under Agency sponsorship. on contract status, he will be. r 2 S0OSET Cael bug ~e 26 August'19%0 0 \ gia dur 1959." g in France, ‘Subject's background appears. ‘as .hé has served in. the Red ‘ay, thé French and-in addition has‘received various training Sab- " Joct is -unvitting and Has good ‘non-G.-S, attribufity. = - “ 2) SR would like to see Subject utilised in scm eapacity as be réprosents a large investment in time, ; training and money. SR now hae nothing for subject es his intended mission was scrapped prior to dispatch because of the then forthcoming visit of KRUCHEV to the 0. S, Also, subject's resident. permit will--expire in October at which time, unless he is continued e-settled in South Azerica, 3. Attached you wil) find Bl and Case Officer evaluation ~ of subject. . / Toth Gord on Mothes _ WH/4/PH Attachment : : 4 "His. nality “is. us he ie now stateless and prior to being res. 5 + ’ “Davia T2ITZICHVI-A was. bora’ 19° July, i918 ‘in Toiltet, Georgia a - H : in 1940, at which time he was discharged to raturn home to Paris. (24 August 1960 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD = : : . : SUBJECT: Biographic’ Information/Case Officer Evaluation of . » David TEITZICHVI: ‘I, alias ‘David DURVARD a op = Bla hic Information wee : a, i lived wit his Parente until 1921. Subject ae. “that time. ne oot France with his parsnte. Subject grew up jo France and — . , ‘therefore: apeaks native Freach (Paitsian). Subject does wat fave ‘French: citizenship, however, and must be’ classed as stateiesa. . i Subject earned the first part of hig paccalureat at Breguet {electro- engineering), then entered the Foreign Legion at the beginning of World War II. Subject fought in N. Africa untii French capitulation . ' In 1943 he went to Germany as a voluatary worker. - He worked there primarily as an industriai electrician. While in Germany he assisted French officer P. oO. W.'s to escape, aiding them with cleverly faleified papers, stampc, cachste and even uaiforme. It is interesting | : to note that while Subject attended school at Breuguet, he aise : attended the Technicam for Cinematography. It was from these past _studigs at the Technicum that Subject was able to devciop techniques to apply to photo-mechanicai forging of documents, stamps, and cacheta. Subject was betrayed to Germans, arrested, and sentenced to death for espionage. Subject was able to drag his case out by . 14-0000 . Sabject and’ ac cofnplice: were, , behavior and’ on the’ basis, of their war “rgcord. implying the existence of a large British run net of which he was a. - : pat. In ‘1945 "be was liberated by the U. S.. Army and returned, to - : Paris. Subject Mved there in relative quiet until he; together with | a wartime friend, robbed a Parte: bank ofa sizeable. ariount of money. rete. on ho ‘Jaly, 1950; . prohended by the's = senienced to: Pinon, but released some. five years later for good. he is. intereating ‘to - note that wiiile. in prison, Subject iavanted a. machine for r making cardboard ‘boxes. - Tha. machine was actually built for one of the . ; prison administrations and put into operation at thie prison factory. - Upon discharge from prison in December of 1955, Subject ilved, worked and was paroied to his brother in Gap, France. It was while “there that Subject was contacted by this agency and ac:bsequently brought to this country for use as one of two agente for Project AESENTINEL, Subject ia presently residing in hia Washington, D.C. “apartment and is readily available for any interviews. Subject is engaged in his ‘safe office in several technical gimmicks ‘which could be of value to thia Agency. Two of his. ideas have been _ passed forward to TSD for developmeat/exploitation, TSD haa — expreased interest in another of his ideas, the plana for which have. juet been completed. \ , Ailen Affaire Staff of Immigration/Naturalization hag extended Subject's backstopped:residence atatua until 20 October 1966. | Tq ey : Meir OYanAUM + UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT | STANDARD poet MO. 64 To (: Hire Simest G,. Hoycrink DATE: 20 Nay 1959 °° | - PROM :+. Special Contracting Officer 7 SUBJECT: : Record of monthly salary, paid. sudject empleyee Due "Date ) Cash paid ‘Depositee'to Balance Initial Escrow account 20 Vay 1959" "3450.00 ° $450.00 aa . AC Jove ag . 20 ely ora 20 Ava 20 Avy Pisa Mow ruLy > 2t Aogprst P foco.es [S De Siew — FO.e% “23 SE a $4 2 ¥ Sef 5 [i Cor 7 | foe AG er OG Ie ae Core ts - 4 te LN EL: 7? he Ved PENIS EP 2 FEB a ey “lay Crow, et Cosh, Gaba ey, fee.. faw © fat! PF ye tet a ise te “ak j C2: vole Ss doy, 3 aes Fel: | _ earn. trader: Val, Coley pioerie i } Pancnirdep er ree Cash Sshey Teo Fh, . . pers Sala by. [ch- Mer, . Cok Saleey Meetpel § cunductede’ é t the last cene for o This wenoranchc: is i this’ fnfonsstion ehousd be 4 i iwheat sourdisntion wite tha 2 tie fri mabiay As noe. ci resuast fs mecetved Fo THS DLARC oval fer Gvbdect's ase: ete eact tion? ' } i 3 3 t 14-0000 _ / .Qredie AR daghingten, B. Ce Cemratie. Pelica st - Hep itrgten; Oe Oe nesetives, “Guodectts Gocist. SecuritR. a. Busber ig S77el Hc adgitiocsl hiogrerhiesl toe « srmation was o5t 2 a ue . a i i : ; VETERE batt cae ne ectmnmae mest pee wo geerched through the ise 3LAS-E Street, Hertivest,: report dated 22 ital Stotass. Separetod { 25°) & Street, Mer vert ifetomac | wanca 193° / . a 2210 Fiess \ Previous Eeniscyrenta: ne he aia We ern weer is 14-0000 é : ea Lg _ _ : a On 27 May 1980y tie files.o2 the Ke tropelitan Palies Gegerty, srt Cantral depceltory, vers oeerchud res) va baze of the Subject wath : . hegat tive PazULtse 20 Hay “a9é0, sttenpts, ta} dorel 103 bloerss cel invcrnmation on . S proved negative ai the Dhetries of Col sata Ortvers t Linetas ent : 2 araiey gad tira Coluntis Glas, and Mirror ¢ 9 S24 0 xeot, a Lorne piece af, aaplesaont of tha piers _ Lat Bay ie, Antes me £ Mc nh ae : , ameat Sutlding, 1 ‘ i worked for the aszcAny durir, SReper ts, Brot Atv. LWas Learned shrocsh thle orwre A RTT 4 w 2a - . gR/DGBIOr AIF. _. ’ - sday ios “MEMORANDUM FOR: ‘Chief, OS/Auéa Affaire Stal ATTENTION: | - | Mr. Pennington - SUBJECT:.. . - ‘Change of siving oe ETFO No. Ge73532 7 1) Background: “© Ste fiight‘on 20 ‘April (959 for training preparatory to dispatch.on a biack mission into the USS as a membe? of a REDSOX team. ClY{VA . Division appreved (No. C-73532) on 34 March 1959. This mission haa baen postponed as of 17 June Gov. . 2. In view of tho effort and expense devoted to the recrult- ment and training of ALASPIC, SR Division has deemad it worthwhile to give. Subject certain’ ilmited additicna: training prior to operatioaal ’ utilleation by another component of the DD/P. To faci:itate this end it is requested that aubjact, towards the cnd of July, 1965, be permitted to be moved to an SR/DUS safehouso on the outskirta of Waahington, D.C, Sublect wil: remain therc unti? final disposition ef his case. Aithough Subject has conducted himsc!f in an exempiary manner rs hia personai habits aod seage of security, fina! disposition of Subject can be better accomplished in a more controltied ‘natallation. 3. It is anticipated that fina! resu:vement of the case of AEASPIC; t.e. operationai willizatioa by anciher component ofthe —__ DD/P or resett:emsnt, witi be accomalishdd by 20 October i9ou, the date approved by O5S/Atien Affairs staf{ whereby ACASPIC can © - iegally romain backstopged in the United States. : . _ 4. dt de further requested that ADASPIC be permitted to cuatinue to spend occaglona! week-end free time unescorted within the limits of the greater Washiagton, DO. ©. area. .- , 3. subject witi'c ntinge to be advised and guided by an SR/DGOB Case Ulficer ra Subject's pezaona! ‘ite and habits. ng Cuarters, Case of AEASPIC,. | _ Subject was Brought to the United States via HBRAINBOW | a -6.. Subject-will be avtscrized no accens to transportation other than pub:ic and/or occasaiccai rides afforded him n by hie Case Cificer in an SR/DCB vekic.c. z. Subject's safe effice sillbe terminated d and vacated at- the samo time as hia apartment. po . a ’ 6. For any’ ‘Carther infor =atica please contact. Fred a Kiskpatitch, sa/poB on extension 3351. . a oe . PERRY EL. ‘CROGKHAM Acting Chief, $ SR/DOB. mo tbHEE _ ‘expoaséo- 19 7 0 - i 29 June. 1960 : > MFMCRANTUM FOR! Office of Communications “grrevitog - Chief 0¢/TTT og _« WT Training for SRY LOB contract agent AEASPIC , _Subsiet o, 1.. It te requested that W/T.sptitude sssessrent and subsequent “ ¥f training -be instituted at your earliest convenience for SR/D0B ; “eontract-agent -AEASPIC.. . This. tra:ning ‘45. decmed necessary in order — to.round ‘cut Subject'’s clandestine training for operational utilisation by interes tad ‘DD/P componente. : oo . 2. Subject to your concurrence, it is anticipated that, Wt | _« training will-be given Subject et a safe office located in the dom- ~~ ; ‘ town D.C. area, and then continued: at an SR/D08 safehcusae beginning 1 August 1960. Training is to be maintained until Subject faa | qualified operational W/T communicator. : ; 3. Trensportation for the commnications instructor to ond from ; the training sites will be provided by SR/TOB, : lh. For any further information, plesae contact Pred ‘Kirkpatrick, SH/DO03, Extension 8331. . ureter oe : "PURRY &. CROOKHAM i Acting Chief, SR/f0B . \ PC/ ge F : Distrib.: 0 & } - addressee i ‘2 -SR/DOB i : 1 - SR/DOB chrono ie t SECHEI Mr Lisygsy Narnia | im 23 June We6u pe . + HORA eM FOR THE RPCOW ‘ ' . SuBJTST#. tiscontdinuance of Project AESEN TZEL for 1:40 . fs - “Ls tH LT tune 1M, SF/NE- was informed telephonically by my a cuanto: » copfa (Acting chief Si/ Dive) that. Project AFSEMTISEL : would-not_becarried out this year(LjuG)e - a a . oe . «The foasibility/practicabllity ‘of carrying out this-project : at 2 later cate would of eduree -deverc. on the Line of Undted States . : ‘policy vis-a-vis countering the Scviet throate - Dot 3. After due consideration, by i has taken steps to tow rate one of the t ASSET ICEL aronte, ? 9/3. Ae rogards the ether : arent, ABAD IC, 1 4g felt that he could ve of definite earvice i thie Agency in some simllar capacity. Thia office te orcserntly enpaced:y. . in finding a job for Riiconlc. . — ' —— ee , : FRG KIREPATRICR _ _ _ a 7s : a : oo. wt i ESR wT? ~ “returned. _.. How we have waited -for ‘this one “eut so' have we. For ears ’she.has not lsd any waca ~ pisting. ~-We -hoped until thelast.minute.for your presence ab gfter Aunick left, he went on vacation to the Falearic Islands _and soon cot her diploma. a bee oD Nay 1960" Tt ‘ ; 30 Rue Catanis ~ . ‘Paris XIV. ‘Burrah} At-last, at last everything -hacrens... even a letter from Fath tecause it's the only one we have récéived. We Fat is adn South America ee. Fat you know ¢ heard here ant theresse. Ajibo has a letter. . yed-your stort letter..sbut tt shoul? be a very Jong one: tor one year's silence, Do you understand? Ore Whole year” imagsning the worst and-with each-——— our thoughts: { nsf id) You certainly, have sone nerve - | now, Ino longee" grumble: ~~ ndlessly, and makes“you ~~ that she. has excuses: fe ation’ and is crushed bt,” worries, “oesn't have a cent. Not only is it not funny, it's alao dis- ‘ Nina's wedding, =~ which wag strictly Tussian... the facade atleast, tut also the reverse sidket | 230 people, an excellent buffet, champayne, (eruchon?). ete..o. Ceorgian dances and an atmosphere so woncerful inat the solemn 2r7 lieut. Monestier lost his “feet and -~ danced (dragced on ty Stanko) the Georgian Tance] There are pictures to prov : it which are it: the hands of Nina dnd Bernard. These two are living the perfect love, with a capital A. ftemard is charming in every way. The Moncstiers have given generously tut we should do the samc. Victor who had >romised 90, 000 - gave 50,000, Aunick must have loaned her rather 60,000 on Esti's pay and Fernard. loaned 50,000 to your father-in-law. With Nina gone we have lived on ‘Aunick's salary with debts more. Jebts. (vaste?) having stated that didn't have a cent antil | sti, angry a‘ter 13 months without leave sent, for iis wife. Aunick departed for Algeria ty plane asking her father to pay tack the money loaned without leaving us anything to live on, Vic didn't. have amr money, tut the day with Laridge and - a certain Eqrtaral Nelly, no rossibility of vacation or anyth'ng. we don't even speak about it. I had to borrow from everywhere to live until Aunick) = 2. tT h-months afterwards withont lodging and not able to find ( illegitle)-:” herein one room, and they toth working, but Estihas to take “time off very often for examination, plans, etc... therefore Aunick gives us 20,900 ver month. Colette rade a few dresses. Nelly took her teauticians course She looked for a ict wiicn she could not find, She was too young (she's 18 years old.) This is just to show you our joy of living. and the chan-e in character of. Colette who (illegitle) for nothing and makes , life expensive for us. (On top of everything I had an operation last year. Since January, Victor has snent two weeks in the nospital an“ he's going for five ronths to the mountains. Leaving us to pay the rent. the t»s, the electricity, the water, and if that isn't enough, the taxes. (waich He forgot), This is our debt-ridden lire. Wnole days without heat, without .ight even without bready and uhen will this end?: If Colette only found work, and Nelly too, tut nothing — nothing. I'm lsoking ror those religious ‘aouses where we can ask for ~ittance, but great catastrophes like Frejus and Agacir take up all the possibilities. This gives you an idea of ry vealmess, and I'm 5C years old, I can no -lonrer ‘work as I used to-and, as cor my frien?s, except for (illigible) who payed for Nelly's studies Bribri who is. faithful tut no longer has rucn money.e. that's all, The worst thing is the lack’ of heat. This gives you a few details on the jcyous life that all ¢ive of us are leading hese. 45 for.Nina, she's out of all this,. . : . - . ’ to sréab ‘of: Miini who | io Stil T three tires. rore“irritat Je.. zit coes - without, say: is unerplayed, anc “They care to live : t . dope AZSV77 14-0000 “She ‘his an easy ite. cand rather fash: onavie ite. - “Her ‘hastand is at her feet, it _ “o. Aunick also has a wonderful husband, trt g " . bites’ “people whom ‘he: ‘doesn! t au tte coe “wio Chases therice which infest the - Ket tehens - Ne ondate, « 4 win: your itfe to us. quickly. oe } ghy. has it taken so long. to write? Can-you co ris quite ' distants. _Dontt. you think that J ‘now! “4g y can “help us “out ° rt st terrible : in our: 1 2k vacation. . You willbe. 4 ally. i ‘you core ‘back ‘t ¢: yes: 1 Her acnd“tnelaw. Maguy and: Loulou; both sane, “ . 4 faithful ones. “With this I have. bothered you enough, for this tire-tut I chet : wanted: to ‘pot you -in’ ‘ths swim. again: after a “yeare . : - wc ene — coe dso" you. have all ‘the months without any news . “Don't start ‘that over 7 : agains : noe 4 ” the. whole family is go: ng to urite: you. Even: lazy ‘Colette ‘bat what wouldn't we do for you. . oo MME 14-0000 roy gg Se te ? . 7 . . 7 . a : ” ag 2 . She eet _ o - vet! e. an a & ne ee Bea a Se thes AA an ks ee _ _ Wome _e oom tae mas ated . . Laer Ss i ey fue Asbe3 pare ats ow er toed oY bre ee tosis. . AL Aree £ oe Jf: te ae rm ie an or a on . : wee tO Ce pee ee Bre tee a S ote Lived a Sane beef a - acura Y at! Pa . : ‘an Aes Of ae * Eo i et ck Sf ba Eelam, wo ~t Vapi te Saget -tioe wey ee Peta Le bk ete etm oe lf toot ples! CoO pete. pT Ab Frieda pl: Pot y ts Foam Shar acede a - ete te ee Hose ' y. : . epee ow . _ aide WY ‘ . : A118 4 ~s Set bead wee * etd. : oe Jose at ane care Bt, fous ai Oot nr = coor enw se pe aa Li as Be Stood GL hae SPO NSE” Be a a otcr ened & a oa Seeceet Beet it ‘ Ron Se SOREL oe, nah We ry ones : , ey le aw) wear hw Galealeis’ on geroria- fer 3 Bree ot are i F coe Line ty ot Loa. taal” al Aas | feoes_. Gee t4Bl “Wt iy ane Bo GL eek. . fF: Bete ily etek 9 Bye begs Go Bo A” moe oe ‘ awe te ae * heecal ve fro uN . Shani ee aa tot fe ae fer ; . ot Gpjota fn TED dyn cenn Ne flivie de Hata Da Poa t? BE Ee mad 74. aw ee £30 y a va . : tuaetn eA se farted a PEAT ee ee Rae Loe. ww ce aed ; a caerer ao ~W rennel fe’ rll petbewt tt Biers mgt awa rs pt wen ee Z wes D5 ato, pe —e> a arn e werk ( er ee Tf, 7 fewer t- LP oaks ‘ phe OB eke “5 See L cae Baz Sf ps rie thi i eS Ny ee eS = Jtr-2I3Y77 | on noes et ta ~ ‘aa. A iota edt mia Safe Wofand of" ee i _ fasta oo fae, cea deetee MG ‘andere i . came Arabs fare - Poo ” : mene tte" ‘gal. ao tee ao hieee Tee ae: tewde. ae ea. mete for pie oo 4 “eve es a : ae “x “7 toonad lop amet ad he - Chigeefce. seru: een ef ety... ey ae ees vag pte BEd ons’ a : . , Ohmerecbee— ah thal peed fone dann enn EP ort. feet freer tore hert- Lia tet theron? pottt 4: aloe 6¥ oe nat an Foal | bore Ta one a Coteden A fot fas cote Rate — 7 aed hee Ee pol a ar. firm tien— het ober of este oF nas bere? od Anensted ver Aglare? a te. deed eh of bret Lia Tao “Qn eee fame) afeit sen porns eal. fk bee bp fo ara Cone cee cy meen fowr— fer ere poole at Om chacty ceveed apres Cot So Opes: forte fom pecy bee Lt casted paved. Som atred Ba ber 0 Most letebe fia ee RE fa fF bavican! aes 2 fm 5 4 Dee bet a fmt g wre : fev ond al te pace aes ae Feeet Caekt Teele oS A et eee ne VY UL eet prekin bo ‘plan ahablce veges tt faves bovis, SS ro fen YG 02 te hed Somesy Ley fiw hate Br Join? 1 por Cfirdaat fa. fa canta -_ Ly pee lan ved po Ze C4 An Lot AL taen a 3 Bete fou’ Pe a firemen, At, . ee oe hat 7 y ar. Lo Loses. hee ; | ake a é ° Teed. Jp x DL. ae ON eek Rome os = scabs hae Fata Fmt cae aad Gebil om wt "y , ae ee he 2 ER | rrr, _ ‘ 7 . ao we sD MLE ee ped te : be ava he Fay : hie = ed ee - 4 rin Date pekabo pee tN Sot, BN ae toe a tate ete Bh os” a! bern - fae pe tan oe fe ot - - . so . Carat bee a. Me LU Le ty Wate Ay Yerw ait chet gett were”. . . . coe . ae — . . . “: Ae oa . ‘ \. 7 ea Ree Sos ek ah ee lee 8 abe Ake RSS ve R a e | 4 "Ces fut 1 tga eer as 7 a l 8 7) Aros, or ee? "8 srr er pind Sous be sate? VIA AIR MAIL. PAR AVION Sy coy me mer me ym oe 7 Tot : an neg tee Mapas et reg nt Te tee researc : : . TD Tremerrs foe se ea pes Wve t epee . to. OPReyr remap at oe : pag rn) FIN st . : : . , - + 2 Prat seis ° : acted nt . eo. . ; : Win . | oe “was Cob | - a Men gat ae a a. ot, Vauter ome, O a, Ass pe : VIA ‘AIR MAIL, ea po go AR AVION cay it EY ay ey mey ARF BT 14-0000 d 14-0000 i o } 4 abetted Ae ea Pay ae aS, EF so an at Perea ‘Sita orits 5 . : - ee : : se he aren fink o pete ct fon : / Cairn naaten 14-0000 oe i aes it ae & ¥A roma 74 feet Bef ae A Oar i - i y ao 2s | i | 14-0000 Dora .. toner? ARO Aad wy bee cee: i [er Ceree Pane 14-0900 BO rie Gabanis. = : ce Parle 14°00. g.me- if Brasil is realy existing, if the. | find ‘h: if the'mail 1s inventéd ‘there... ars they r ?- We Havesend”.7-letters.No. anawer.You Way ery that... t-wreiting to .you...It 4a, the last ne.Colette had written. Annick twice,I- have four .time,Nelly twice,Nina oncé,with ‘rent natie.That: is extreordinary..sbecause 1 hope you ere - sth alds ‘tLe. no necessary to talk about our life...Tnat la - me ofall... Dope gain-wy letter to telling you your onele Keresselidg: © re ia dead. Atchiko was here and” séid be-had written also and bad = “naver reéeived an.answor. — - re Sn _ Mme ‘Kwinitadze 13 dead and also Mr Galoblicnvili,one of thia = - - day that will be my turn...will I. see you again before.? . _ If that letter d&dnot arrive,I givo up. We are kissing you all of us. Grandma. SET dep RIKI Paris, March 7, 1960 Lo os . hoe | “very dear ‘Bauarde, < ; bo: : we were. eginning, te ‘wonder at you were » atLaT on this o planet « or “ae. you ‘bad . : ooo . ; , tn ‘south Americas As tor Hethela I realy don't know. af she received: your “letter but I ‘am going to wite her-a: notes ~ ‘As for the others) I don't mow an ‘their address. Be so kind as. to give: it to me so that I can carry out your | a orders33§ Time passes with incredible swiftness and onfortunately life 4s 80 monotonouss Apart fem Nina's marriage, shich was a great success and during which we had a very good time, therets nothing very interesting, Mina and Bernard found.an apartment very nosr the house at Bde Auguste BiQnqui alzost cat the corner of the rue do la Santé, the building which is behind the iittle oe ges station at the end of a long alleyavey. Catch onl as for mth and Auatek ° they are still at home but would like to find a place of their ove ate “You're exaggerating when you say ‘Hopy the "pisser® which is completely " wronge You should instead say Rory the "biter" for he bites Capel ‘anfortunately! | _ % - Yesterday evening the whole fanily was esthared including hele and Maguy to. . ceolebratent meee, alas}! LS sunnerst The atmosphere was very friendly, and ; 7 just this. morning ,a letter fron “you bright and early. It's an extraordinary . piece of luck that it's till in one piece as it was pouring out when I shouted a letter from Yous, You can be sure of ‘getting nevs from the whole family and I thank you for loving. us 80 sincerelyt My. august former husband has just doi 2IIYT7 14-00000 - éeucht double ‘pnewronda again, ne'ld be leid up at least until: Septenber ‘which . ‘Bas. ‘plunged us. all” into: (tree trarelation) our ears: in debt - -a matter of mney . “ a — “ naturaliys Therefore, I'd. like to tell you that your Letter makes. me very. ‘happye ’ - tow should e rtainly “be ‘Franed. with ‘the aost beautiful frane that. existe in this. . ‘whole. wide world- for thers enreiy Bo two: like. you thas far: as: wo are concerned ‘in “may heaven take 4 Ayes, consideration, toward the renisston of all 1 your s I stopped this letter ‘yeoterday. evening when odie cane to visit no to - aan ine a hepry. anniversary wth a bouquist of flowers. - She stayed for dinner — as well as Meguy. and all: three of. as went to the movies to, gee an old: fils which was very fanny “®You Can't Take it vith You" ‘in vhich James Stewart was still young. Wheat else is there to tell you, you know our lifa...nothing has changed. So,1 impatiently avait another ‘letter from you telling us what you ore doing with many details, It vould be really nice if you could be here for the end : _of the years In the meantime I kiss you affectionately. ’ Coco Jope LBFTY¢ i Pek 2 ~ . : ‘e3 _ ~ > oh L _ ~* ‘s sat ee PLR ‘at a ’ re . + ' . y 7 phi oP See ey bade woe woe . . ok ? . oe - 7 é Ce 7 JS PD Be a “tt ute One aA a ene Nunes a i . | | Lira Ryo eta te - ee ia 7 fetch a i 7 i “4 - & “ a cu 4 Co el cu ter, rn a . ah el. ree Z: ae boy. r a : _— _ ; ; bace FO, 4 io : , oo, 7 Le, aa. tue :, ete LOR . . . ve ay nt cs . dete i.- Wes. oa wo }-- ro . ¢ t -f we bara sit at ! = Ltt Ry . j . . . ae es . J oN me eye = wet ane wh . woot Poel hg Laer fed’ be, a . 0 tin , “= : : - ~ ae are itor’ opments % _ bea Jj ime te (fhe 7 else, tek Saree Beran bas! Lore oey. _— Seer lowe. ae de: oo BA evel olor * J feb wa ee A ce . oy toe hl + i ui eS FL, ; Whe mo . “ee te TNE ke bo tae ; te ? ——_ ; Ly. ; 8 Joe NR Fa ted a i lic. 'r ent eet Bo on : . _ A . SO Ce eC obo . now hn a eek aunt t ep | ; et a F ete: oe .o8 : a lure tea : ot otk, : fe “ ic soy ye . , oa an ~! anne [OO he fet eet pe 14-0000 -# 7 ST ek See et 7 a. me So \ ate |res 3 rs + . ' not, . . . ALAA AN ot ae Lerten lel 4th Cee cane A. a atten ao. noe bas dc & Let , Adan +e. ad . wo ic ; Ni Ave. el Pe rad ak Prete, “ mee ds of Pees Wiest” . - _ Soe Day fo, A t —". . ‘ Can ba Be ate We 7” es . gr A. A 4Ay a Pe ben es fe” ‘ : * Jortots Loe of ecb . vies 4 RK {anther Pt eh ae at : Hee bx. - a see S nr ” ; 1 t ul ; a Chek ce. 9 Gan S| wud dl re canta Pam Live Lk Jes i ON al pata. aie ; ‘ é ; . : ; : 4 - five WW. fle. Ded - : : = a coe floes weed x : Ga. “ eal | ref Flee , ios te Ae ad “‘ le. cH: wt \" ee waterbed Og tity Peat ey tet oe “f v7 A Aad ., . . . : to a . + - . % toe CA Gar. Lees atk lee } i rT. O f Ad eh OA ‘ : _. i i 4 ‘ _. ve 1 Ve a AA tae , (ach , S - an a 4 ee a Equa t . , ue : ‘ea Caen oe en : 1 Bele cle. eo, a why ron ” le uo f Hen woe - f ae : ; af, : whe — a os re . poe oo if Coe u4 Ciened a Cs ete . weal turecsrerseul . S wae CC On ia Pen ce oaton Un J, fs joe CL A € ae Seal Pen. " : Aa toe rs 4 ; ~ or Teepe Op — com : ; vin * hoon ‘t - -- - : a . vv thas oo. aan ° LS . i ro Weed Pad t Bik Ce fad fact chs es | a oe “es a ce Ler » wine . ur _ Leto Ce. - bee BAAN > I Mtn trac Bere LOcae ~, & tha. ae .. Coe ; Cc. oe Ue Ae See Parnes : 2x | \ rerndite Oink. que! elle ee oie ro one SSS ae ~ ae | a. Teese: cape cag ee ee a yee kf Mow bide, ere - a eon < alee eer cs c ioe — c: argo 3h Pa Lurk 2 | to ee - + ae. ro re oS v 5 “ a pomge EN Cae SSN eee ba . Soot ooo St ‘ ——— cry tee Ds cara _ j me it AL. eu . tow - t uMALe a wre - ee . = ; Doan ae frre. oe a a or ; 1 Coc lica. . cecel. x r va ‘hak NE PA bedtaen’ i . . to yaw dau. fu “a de ee —. t. : ta an Cen woe? etecetct~ oa At, na crated 7 a a cw cepafncr _ ae Ce “phen & cinie cord ys ' oN fe? x bean ‘f Cn web . { ore jet -, LAY tr; ‘ “a : ele, tes. . Ca: ianeiter wee _ an . . en —t Ward < Cas. DP 4 Lf nN ; teed ml eon ‘ a aX tq iA . Otte, | te . 7 a letra on . L iene en r conn _ _— Fa an Ca cof +° ey Te eae tomate . ka Ne trea Aeon od. c) Taw [Ga ‘ i. ‘ ct fae .. adttrd . tol. fp! Lo y f : . . . ow awl ee Ne freer Aa ae bata Ca nt Ls vieeere . al “O dike. 7 & Arata, Warm AU ttre ee, LL 14-0000 Dy. asyghlr ae mo ae Men . a ot! eat: hater . Annas ae ; p Aapiy vt ORibe ete “he 7 Conte we Ros bow : +e, enol So | On ei ven ae Vee ne PR pe ais he” t hed ve o fT nat Mes rr is 4 ie 2 . - ¢ aria a 7 f We € eee ; f ote - (ee Yoo, Ww ese Poa VA Ta. the: we 4 ae Lhe: a ae ~ a “y , a tr . . votes Te hae dd ge a - . 7 . Wher, C ; fg sh — San las : oa 7 o Vix . ao . , : ro ae ‘ Mtoe wate . vee . ; a CP eae Ty, pp - utetig Poca ee C tuk,» Dep te ae e. . 4 Ce uf ee a f : re co Care Ped sbes bus aa Cardo t Net 4 AAU Le CU. d eV by - oe Sa aaah AL lee Cowette te te oe i Ad aie ea, ba! on —s mae a ad ate oe a } ~ oO ty! : . ; Ce liag < le a r ce 4 Vtoe le. |; fy oe en rae we eo rae ore CAY netout Lt abet eine at are nem sac » ~ Pee Meee as whe Ratt et . t oe nied : wg : ad a : “D : : in P { “ H : : rar dol ‘ “f : ; te a. w~ t é ~ 7 ~ t WS Se : Barb bits ~ 2 ea rok, jhata ee 1 7 . 14-0000 = © . . coe * 4 7 ‘ ; creer i 4 #105 qd | Q | rosze? | $9 020: | Jorn VIA AIR MAL i _ Vee BS a 7 | Ber eras VE —. PAR AVIBA _ ae oe ee oo ea OPW, . or ~ a eae ey EE Ay Sy OY my my cy = re | abe yaa, : Meh, ‘Sophie, Born on Haren ad ; very tad news. “ast letter a sensati onal: event occurréd in the farily. : _ As you. | asked mes I gent thee: your address and Mae me Paris, 2h March hope. that unlike myself you ‘received ny ietter. A ‘fourth “aughter for. - ry congratulations, - . ; . Testerday Lowlou came by for a’ few minutes ia the afternoon to give us- some - His father's condition is. ‘very bad. We ‘are atrata ‘it is a tumor of the lung. Unfortunately, when one says tumor, one often means cancert . I ‘hope to God that I am mistaken, Little (eligibie) ‘the cousin of Ramaz had. a fine boy named Christophe; and th-t's the latest news] The children should write you every day, but if you want to chew them out, _ here is Nina's address: Mme. Monestier, 159 Bd. Aucuste Elanqui,. Paris 13. . expensive Little shop. velly has’ been working since last Monday in a very stylish and territly store for expensive Lingerie at the corner of rue Mromesnil and St. Honore, I an writing you ald curled up in the corner of the kitchen for we are out © what crimes must I have comritted in a previous life to lead such. an ugly. lifes. last letter never arrived! I am waiting impatiently for some news from you, In _ the meantire, I kdss you affectionately, “Coco The .job of sales clerk seers to agree with her, It is a Since’ the. railing of the | vo ‘of heat and today, after a few days of radiant Sunshine itis raining in torrentstf . “S Write us quickly and tell us what you. are doing. We know nothing, since your 14-0000 : _ . no 2 pO whe tA! ey pad Se rrTe) eR Ag. eae tenets f ale vs a) TNleawte sate 7 elas et > . ee 3 mo. - Lee a rr 4 . : Lot ‘ : vot : _ = 7 : feta, a. 4 ae WEAR . onan : Leu . : ate. Sat ee Na. . seth pareree a 7 vet AN e tode a Le - = edetebunl peter au fee fate wt os tee Cans a ler a A md oye leer te a Ce Kt Pe de eee bos lee ‘ . on fA 14 & , TA ndrreteo. a “Nice ra oe ees Lebo a pate quate I . Se i ce ule Gan Kish toneetelle tow pea vm Cake LRT ae be EE | Lis tela daprere haw ke pe | die Totes Don \, cave mn. cr, water co Ach mans (AUP Byte deal, conscer! 4 mate & ud, > ee Os panera , tie Prune ae, > he aan «th aot 1 rennet a 14-0000 a e Bn Cue ‘Cn We Mn wt mad | hae . ) afr At. . getgue Len 9 el ut abt nadlien, Pong Cerisr Angler eo ae Tv nk: a ban oe LOK Lek ; " dauk erties a: fe bls fe ceria dot Use Ve. Anterceure we vets hs Vk ALE yee be : oon oo . - . ote : hoes ere : ef seas cout ome. Ca. qe dee — te te ay, Mette pn : aes pits ae domes Bo . oy Set de fe ov Pl” eee “uly rhein ot 26 Sateen , soy iv an s ~ ay ahoboe vi ah ng ye & ' lash Bg tend Cae PEnP . ; . Q ; & a \ youl peertyee backs pond he L. ar hor } roy m3 wd c . £9 ya a a - a — §$AO_ PAULO a Coda potal fA4Th JY dora) SPB RAzI MIA AIR MAIL aU mio my er ms PAR AVION | _ yl 14-0000 ' Paris, March 25, 1960 0) Dear Eduar adog® _ wR : : Bveryboiy waa avery ‘hope. to fear from you again, Toa mow that Mind and” Mana have ‘already. ‘witten’ you as wai a8,. ‘undoubtedly, Nina end. Nelly. Therefore, a i Ta the very last ‘to wite you, ‘bat. that dodsn't mean ‘that I don't. ‘thine of Yous _ Teta: almost. a ‘year since you left, Tine passes rather quickly: ‘ta. ‘spite: 7. ae everyttiings Brerybody’ “mst: have already told you the ‘moat important news, So “much the. worse if I talk nonsense, oo : Last “August 15 I- vent ‘to. meet Tats: in Algeria” We returned together early in October, ‘A whole year pagsed without our seeing each other, dut sith letters every day, and we found each other az if we had parted the day before, or almost. It was funny to see Titi exercising his functions as a second lieutenant with a section under his orders. What a Pleasure to find myself with hin there, Now ~ when Bebert and company speak of ndilitary service I can Join them. The life of 7 “an offiesrta wife is not 80 bade” “One is spoiled§ The first month we were at a = thé’ sea ‘shore. Since I love the heat this was juat the thing for mel Tith left every morning at 5 o'clock to join his sedion 25 ka from the place where I was , staying and returned only at 4 otclock in the afternoons a= the weeks passed . quickly except for the beach @= and still we could not, go. very far because of tho guerrillasi In short, apart from going out to lunch, I stayed, so to apesk,, shuttered up in my room waiting for the return of my lord and masters I tried : to go swimming. alone,tut the city and the beach were full of soldiers and I gave : up quickly. You cannot imagine rf think what it's like ‘to eat clone as a woman ina restaurant dining room full of soldiers. I did not dare to raise ny eyes from wy plate and ,to feel. looked et vhile eating makes you become clumsy, Hardly . . ; At LIS 77° 14-0000 - nn ‘ae any women except some middioneged cnes who give ‘me side ways lances. There was plenty of youth but then too: they looked at ze like 4 China doll, That! s 7 enough for ny "military servie®, | _ oO se ec went Bick to the school of fine’ arte, hets coming ‘tong fine, “Talesa . demesne. otters hie a wonderful, position he wilt continue at the schools | It add works for ‘an architectyal fir, Pihally you now ‘the. ne “Be very Tong’ He als fo - a “Procedure: having alse been’ in, it vourselZ,, we. are. ‘Loking. for an. apartingat Hg: would like to have | a . homs of our’ ‘oun, Certain peoplé don’ t “under stand “iy “we vant to leave Je rue “Gabanti. since theres énough room thers ‘First of all’ there ‘tent that smach}, We have to Mevap for the bath -Pooms if TitL vants- to : walk around in his ‘shorts he can't do it: (iets not. that he is ‘accustoned to doing . . B this sort of thing) and the people ean hear everything that's going on in the os a room, And then again it's very understandable ‘that we want to have a place of | _ our own which we will fornish as we like and where we will live as wa Likes To: ’ spend a full day in bed or to eat at one o'clock in the morning, etc,=oand, then, ; . too, there is also a Little friction between Mama and ma. Id like to Shake her Ue Tf you can do it by letter don't hesitate, - Sho! getting bitter how can “sho. ; do otherwise. She does: nothing or next to nothing and sha's letting herself B00 She could be so cute if she did what's. necessary ‘to get thin, and despite her ‘LS summera she's stil well-built, What she needs is a man to take care of her, to take her. out and pull her out of her comatose or abnost comatose states Tr , shake her up often but. as for fhe I am abrapt and Sonetines Tr Bay what should not — be salde I'd like to find her a part-tine Job, sonething pleasant which would | cause her to get out, take a walk, sea people, ete, Evidently. the house is less , gay than previously and, nevertheless We are still here. What will it be like when only Nelly will remain who is hardly ever here because she goes out with Ranase And then there's another thing ;people criticise Mama because they see her with nothing to do o- I allow myself to criticise, but I refuse to hear 14-0000 Hi . others do “tte . : rs The, apart deoasoer are. almost next door to us exactly in the batiding ary across: the atroct- froa the wate: ‘Glactero, They found’ an apar tant jbut, hoa on 7 : te ‘yourself 16003200 ‘francs deposit. Itts eresye Ttts their "sho Loaned then the: ‘money which they aré paying ‘pack ‘at the. pate of 104000: frmes pr months. they: have! received nang ‘gifts ‘and are ‘completely ‘furinistied, “We 808 oo - “ft tien. requentiye: Weng ‘weet, ‘te 8 “peautheten school whtel Jasted three nonthes mae 7 ; = She, liked it very meh, butt ‘after odo, she didn't find a Jobs ‘Throagh one _ of ny “friends T. foand her a goo as a beginning sales clerk while waiting, but : oe ‘perhaps at’ the end short ‘Tike waing a gales clerk, betters. ‘She's been working | since Monday. Nina is still ‘in the sane jode | She's waiting impatiently tor Bernard to nake enough money eo she won't have to wort. Mimi is still the same fortunately As for me, I've changed professions. I am a model. Bon! Laughs Evidently I ax * beginning in this career, but I hope it © will work outs. ‘One can earn a lot of money and it's a tiring business but pleasant and fenining and a lot mre. tinteresting than the “Job as secretary where you rest” _ your behind on 6 chair all day. “l began at the beginning of November and I worked "until the month of Marche I've been unesployed since then, but I'm doing a lot of looking around to find somethings The. mannequin ®cabines® are foraed only ~ tovard the end of Maye I must make some phote tryouts next weeks Photography - ~ brings in much more. If only 1% works out I'd like At very, mths ae . “What mre can I wite youl We see Louis and nathela quite “often. : ndinele : has ‘changed’ Joba and is now sarning 10,00 francs a yonthe Not badd mrry. up and write ws and tell us about the things you're seeing, Do you like Brasil? My dear Eduado T an going to leave Yous Write quickly if you cane I give ‘you a big kiss and hope to do it for good one of these dayse ; Amick Ley 233477 14-0000 Tears 1%€0 Pp. = easte ry a. a 2 ; ete re? rea : - | Tet 8 hope es ws . rns . ‘e ow) . . c Te yo, wee Me . : -_ . . _ - - Com Pent othe Mat, i. co the : Re Saw . 3 rae eG ’ Se MS Ao ; : a Te a q ™ ef “Maan, _ at dye crash in m, Anns oe ae . oo 4 ‘ (1 Oy claw. te pain _ Ne ah A & : . St oa ore 0 Tee ober srates ew 7 ets te wo rem fe ke eT s fey feo fy a i . ; ; * ?~** i an ta fe ‘ i aes o> tow : Oana: . - : . “ pe ge ' SAO pene h Conse . mae. ? _/ 7 ; i . : te uo . fi fend oe Peet TAL mon ale. ex eds e/ Po +o. ; , i “in ; Te. tacea hin. ) , a~rT ih oiW a ot , . rae : in lacles. j a rn D4 4 Is HILIZG 7D > ! wee eee i 14-0000 ; ~ gat real 7 Pr | a : : : Se pets aT ie a j a ares el ooh han ie fons . ate ~ - eRe eee | rites pp le la Se de fee efftice, BAR ERD cole So pie a Cle, on . or chow a a ae Lex ; moe Oo Row, . ition, aw fron ol ale ha : a 7 of Lo. 4 bt oF, yee a hak fafa peeve TE . A Os Tas F. . : 7 , te, Oto ma ton - ao 7 5 & . . 2g len ele a . . Sa te tT: on ce | t Faw . * f . suey Deu f, fee fo 4s : ; . ¢ a fre cwmnol. oy ba:., é. Le oan du. an Pw dia Fb. 4 oe que a. he eles. lean at “Chew Dorw T.. a7 + fap cer ese te So E, bk Spe feeden FF u Ople Lats ; syed ot . ao. pel chat, 7 des Fa fe Oot al. Cems i] Ce ola C ‘Pevti : de i oct Da brat mia ore fous sun te - | : . a pia ain ” erect. wale me, lap : vr) tz te : dv 4 a oot Loe vent ‘Wa te > wet vy. , Cm amy 2 ‘ an : re } rj ae tow pee Se are a ee T wn OE at : a [or tw 7 14-0600 mom CE Du ye D8 Se ete eager utp! re ny eee oe ca a a 20EE ol eta t an orb ole iy raw ds Fonte. . : . a ‘ fee Cover , to an cL chen elag rh gaa ae od ae i eetreens eae tm nenp wo ‘ moe io Cota , nate oles P. Le, pas cele i Tee re tnclet Pecgaee be. 1 of tH, alae: tp 7 _ . . onelaceh - al . a on ~ : , oh Th Aeters . i t 74 EO 0 fete . lad bint . Ay de, tea ‘ Clu, ; om rete a a lan f uv . . | Cee hae ole fariner | A ere | opal [be sso c . Ae : . - . . . hha ON Ser we a sma be Fac La’ ce TH yeh un 8 Ua ol Bae! “Hae Gla marche 5 A mom gue be peas eee Teh A mi ahaat, a oe ee oo TO Pave ble Cfedinet hag da Meche OE, lon E. Clr aL, te ms. Co levi ; ayant ef cr rae Ate ey . fo oon ole cle . Nowe. Thhee ps th OP Be pas he wie = on Pope tm oo | the | aise _ oe - . mS ° ‘occu jee i be to nat, ef a too. el. an e ‘Fat 5 . , . . Havel a po Fan |. 6. Fe Mo ga (ett — anh. oa +t Lom | : ; , / peo a Coal ole, fo. ele... fa mete oF tle mee fo. eto fa . . Ge tira - x fens ge "7 toe po ges NUL, . a nan fe Te EraR eT MERRY Ta = Corte Se et a 2 a ita criti al MEET ne teeta eo 14-0000 scepter tr ee EP peer fey Be Beer ~ . a at Maman ofa vee cane ) Te poe Tisteda fate fee - la Oba Mmatn feb peg el csk ole - Sn ae, | | exuachin at . cl owe a . : , . . . a a Te, ont Ti ore tom a pon biee T Pan. ONAL Trent. tn bus ou ms Eben Ck Gat mth Bene che upeee. font ped pe ~ . ‘ : ‘ a Lem bout Sen n~ ; [rk Pope h gue ee a a. gen . ol. fe .em ~*~ bers . . pew mee - Tt, mh wes | tron Gone /- ele ca cle aun Now de, vey om aewent “Ne a fot weeded athe fei Tee as Vober woe Wee wm La : ae a o @ ele 3 mma Che be [Pata beaten pe Meee — iatent . 1) nie tree aisles Se ea oe Pa OO po ° i re Few oe tee - ole. ten ene - Mb tant ty a teclant Moa! phe he . fee tect _ thy Sven oles | - . bw. plate _ me Ete ramet. cle peel Bomels Neve et tifa clans be me bet Cth wee te pane . yaa Bon, | i°kr — } tee ae - Oe Pe Tew tle a ene at traifien Cte mone. Lessiincth Jot a. ‘alae ): a, oc aa ole thie Fo a ame gen poe ae : “y FS 7 “ol ote. Raa cline . a Po CAN. Ok : me Paps fon ee mente, [wnt Gp ifre ares aco ef: y oa ape ade — y, foo oe ny te ok net gan ee ol, te Tee a Scaled a alae ee haste toate vine fren een i} ener ole tt ola mar oo ok ue | . ry a . vente t 4 a Pawns th gos oT homage oh (fem man “f. f— _ and tae cle aliments. fie | em ~ _ formant ae px Me ak ; clon fom lee ead, phe ote ba oo FI rs fechas - Le idete lafipe ak a noms we Leese ltr OD : try con | b., - “Power eo cela) pan ch. oa Cea , om op bat . bean cons I , ee Of tacenty eme | Ne Veyene peuvent . bars : of Na th. fo Nath h a change ek Cntr ef ; fee ee Fen at IS0. ove - fo fan. | co rd a fe mal / | . te a nt cat : 14-0000 14-0000 oy ~ Ss . 7 ; wo ; . uo: AiR MAIL : a ravia go seen 1359 My 214°" Eduardo" Everybody was very aappy for réceving news Sroa you. I know that Grandi-ma and Mother nave already weitten ani also Nina and Nelly sHN® Tnereforea I am tne last one,but that don't: mean . I am not. tainklag. te yous .- : . .It is Nearly one yéar you are gone but nevertneless the time pass very Sast.-Everyone raat “have already told you the principa?., aves 0 mecce: if i*wanaer. : , : —_ Past 15 august,1. Join TITI{nusband) in Alzerta,and went back togetaer: in: ‘the. early. days from October.One Ratwnole yoar _ Without seen. each otaerdut one letter every single day and -W@ met again like we never were. séparat or almost<Taat funny to-see -‘TITI.{n aia /lleutenant fonctions,comanding a ‘section. Such plaisu> to seems again.Now when those :gentlenen are Speake lag. military: duty: I cay join them. ol a - _ Officdr's wife. life 1s not -s0 desagreable after all.We ara - pampered.Tne first month Wé were on the beach.I like warm weitaer yand had more as I was Asking. for. TITI was living at Sam every. : morning to, Joining :hiz section 25 km (16.miles) from where I was and -returnsonly at 4 pem.The resources were fast drained off.Tne ' 7 Deach,and © ven. wé ‘could not zo very far because the fellaghast oan short ,going .to eat’for.lunca that was all,iwas ‘almost fn- ‘cbsed: in my room waiting the retupn of my Lord: ; : and Masber. I have trysall right;to going swim alone,but the town, the beach waa. flooded with solders.I had given up very fast. : . : ‘I don't think you can imazined a woman alone in 6 retaurant room eating surrounded with solders.The felling from every eyes watching you make the People clutsy.There were very few women — woich were looking to me not very friendly. Enough Speaking from my "military duty". . . TITI has been return at Ecole des Beaux-Arts. If no one will Proposing him a very good job he will he Ls determin to follow the school.Tnat’ will be long. Some time he is working for some architects.We are looking for an apartement,we will Tike to be in our own.Pew peoples do not undersand why are wishing to live tats place.Mother and me have sometime few words and we are not always agree.1 wish to shake her-a little,and if you could do sas that,witn a letter do not be afraid.She will be so nice if she! only would try to be tainer.I. think she need a ran-wao can take’: ..° a care of her, remove -her from that comdtose spirit. I-did shake ~ ner-several time but I am to-abrupt and I am saying what I must not .I would like to find a job for her,whico will oblige her to go out side and see peoples. Os OF. ; Tne house is lass merry today than before,but what will be wnoen Nelly will take off.She already goes almost every days with Ramaz. And Something else too,peoples are criticizing Mother... because she is not doing anytning.I may criticize but I forbid: to the others to criticize my mother.’ . to . mo, : . Tae Monestiers are living not far from here,exactly in the “ building who face the subway Glaciera.They have found an apartemer but with 1 million six aundred tneusand francs for the key.Crazy is not? Tne grand fataer loan the money and tney repay nim with 10 @60 frs a month.They have rariza receive many present for _ the martage and they have furniture and everything they need. WAXMEAXY We see them very often. Nelly follow an estnetig's school. but she has not founa job yet in that line,so she work as salesmaid since monday.Nina ig still working in tae same company. She is waiting thet Bernard earn more money to quit tne job. Meme {s always in the same snape,fortunatly. I an mannequin now. Don't laugh at ma.I nope this Job will go very g00d.Fatiouing Jod but agreabdle and fexinin.Certataly much more intersting asx CRARXUREYEIRiva tnan secretary. Have your behind one woole day ig not very funny. I must make some Photo test next week.It 1s puux possible to earn more money with that and I like it very much. . Wnat can I say more.We have seen Nathela and Louls.Nathela now earn 150 000 fra a month.Toat is not so bad. Rush us a letter ani tell us what are you doing? How like you Brasil. My old"Edouardo"I will live you now and write us 1f. you can I kiss you very very strongly end hope I will be able to kiss you for good’ some of this days. . ANNICK . SI y 77 ote ate Very dear “Eduerdo” We wre starting to asking us {f you were still on this planet or on the moon. . : ; . ‘Since your little word sended right after your departur we were witnout news.I nad never: receive msyar your first letter. and M43 8. Little mad after you becsuse Loulou told me that Athico had .. newa from you and you were in-Soutn-America.1 ignore completly if. Nathela nas receive your-letter but I-willwright to ner. I ignore also where live the others people and I will be glade if “you can give then adress.Already 10. monta since you'are gone.The -. time pa t-with an Incredible, speed.Besidé Nina's martge,which was w Very. Well,nothing interesting. ._. Nina‘and Bernard “Aave found an apartement very close from “our house, Boulévard Auguste Blanqui,corner rue. de la Sante,the bullding..waich 1# standing ‘behind the gas-station.You see ? | - TIT and Annick are still wita us but wish to find some place. £0, BO, . : . Yesterday evening the whole fawily'was together plus Loulou - and:Magy ‘to: celebret my 45 springs. and. just ‘this morning a lettes : from ‘you.It-was. lucky -your ‘letter was still in’ one pkce. when I_ _: sereamed ‘a letter from yout ~You can ‘be ‘sure ‘to receive news from. the whole family and we thank you. for :gour-lové for us. a : oe _. My ‘s@ugust. husband: iad catcned again a double-pneumonia and _that will keep him until september,therefore that ‘plonge us in dificulties to the neck....and you may imagine wita which happyness ‘I nave reed. your letter. You are certainly the only one to be like that in our world. God bless you and-za must take account for the remission of your offences...Alleluia ! . a - I nave stop tais letter yesterday evening.Cdile and Magy were here,we had diner together and went to tne movie-Jawes Stewaré was starring. ee : . : “Woat say next,you now our life,nothing is cnange-I em -> | waiting impatiently another letter of you to tell us what are you doing. That will be so nice if you could be Here for the end-of the year .Until them I kiss you lovingly. . . : coco Paris 24 Marco Dear Old I hope you have receive my letter .Since then a sensationa event happend .Born march 14 th,a 4th daugter for Atchico,name Sophie.As you ask.me ,I have send to him your edress ...and ny. congratulations. — moment .-... - Yesterday Loulou stop by us few minatanx tO tell us that him father is going very bad and tnat can be lung cancer.We are hoping it‘fs not. Little Manana,Ramaz cousin,give birth to a beautifull baby ,boy,ia name is Christopne.Tnose are: the latest news. 'Tais is Nina'S adress ; . . . Madame Konestier : 159 Bd.Auguste Blanqui. Paris 13 Nelly is working as salesmaid since Monday in a linin-cloth shop very expensive one corner rue Miromesnil and St.Honore. 7. . I aw meet writing in the :-kitcnen because the heating is off and todey after few suny days it 1s cold end rainy. : ' Waat erimea have I done to live such life. Speed us a letter and tell us what are you dotng.Your first letter had never arrived. : I am wating impatiently news from you and until tnen oy I kiss you lovingly. ccco . Toree letters from tne Grand-motaer General meaning; I em geting old,tne life is difficult,what . are you doing,Nina's mariage was.a success. Moralgty: Send- money soon as possible. Meme Grand-ma. AG/-RIIAIT
104-10182-10069.pdf
“"104-10182-10069 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | nn peaBey- “he CLASSIFIED’ MESSAGE 235 DATE + 17 DEC 60 “Yo, ORECTOR ROUTING FROM , LEOPOLOVILLE ACTION s C/AF 3. (WR HOUCK -AF DIV NOTIFIED 1515 17 DEC)» CoP, C/c!, C/FY 2, C/EE u “fc 2 DEC 17 18562 60 OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE ot RTE RN Ags mee me, : | OPIM DIR CITE LEoP.9478——- a “RYBAT WIROGUE pel a peu “REF A. DIR 16116 (GT. oa379) 7 eo | BS BERN 6595- JA 15973), a ST a C. BERN:6537 Gwyn ¥ oo e Le WIROGUE EOD 2 DEC, _ HESTON MADE INITIAL CONTACT AND GUTHMAN Og nLNe- WIROGUE GIVEN FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS: ~pace',, Ae... BUILD COVER DURING INITIAL.PERIOD. THIS RESPECT, WIROSUE - weg satD PLANNED SET UP SHOP WITH AUTOMATIC CAMERA TO TAKE IDENTIFICA- . TION PICTURES. SAID WOULD INSTALL POLAROID CAMERA SO CLIENT cop PUSH BUTTON: AND-TAXE OWN PICTURE. GUTHMAN AGREED THIS WORTH EXPLORING, AS VOULD APPEAR. PROVIDE INEXPENSIVE COVER, By WIROGUE. TOLD TRY SPOT PERSONS FOR SURVEILLANCE TEAM, + [NTEL assexs CuLTH EMPHASIS ON ORIENTALE PROVINCE) AND PM ASSETS. HE TOLD SUBMIT NAMES ANY LIKELY CANDIDATES TO STATION FOR TRACES PRIOR MAKING APPROACH. 2- QJWIN WHO RESIDES SAME HOTEL AS WIROGUE REPORTED LATTER {ToL WIM HE HaD LIVED ALASKA, JAPAN, SOUTH AMERICA, GERMANY AND OTHEREPARTS EUROPE. QJWIN SAID ¥IROGUE SHELLED AS THOUGH NE IN INTEL BUSINESS, STATION DENIED ANY INFO ON WIROGUE. 14 DEC QUWIN _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHE Sette ISSUING OFFICE 1S PRONIBITER Copy Na a ron REPORTED ¥IROGUE HAD OF FERED HIM THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH _To PARTICIPATE. IN INTEL NET AND. BE HENBER "EXECUTION SQUAD. en QuWIN SAID HE NOT INTERESTED, WIROGUE ADDED THERE WOULD BE BONUSES FOR: SPECIAL: oss. UNDER QUvIN ‘QUESTIONING, WIROGUE LATER “SAID “HE VORKING. ‘FOR PBPRIME SERVICE, a “3 OJIN INTRODUCED: WIROGUE: To HOFKUIS. ~ WIROGUE en IN LETTER, eReoIT WITH, HOFHUIS TO GET. gooD: EXCHANGE RATES CHRYSLER: FOR’ g' 85000 a FRANCS, CITROEN FOR 25000 FRANCS AND TRIUMPH “VEROGUE TOLD: QuWiN HE SOLD CITHOEN FOR 15022 FOR 118803 - FRANCS. ; FRANCS BUT It STILL PARKED NEAR 4IS HOTEL. BAO Ae AT 13 DEC MEETING WIROUE SalD HE PURCHASED “CHRYSLER FOR = 75000 FRANCS. MADE NO MENTION PURCHASE OTHER CARS. ALSO SAID HAD “RENTED TwO STORES, ONE IN LECP EUROPEAN city FOR 14998 FRANCS > PER MONTH AND ‘ONE IN NATIVE CITY FOR 6000 FRANCS PER MONTH. as SIGNED CONTRACT FBR APARTHENT FOR 8000 FRANCS PER MONTH. “ASKED GUTHYAN FOR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS RENTAL ALLOWANCE WHICH HE CLAIMS. _ HOS. CASE OFFICER TOLD HIM HE VOULD RECEIVE IN LUMP SUM. - GUTHMAN REFUSED, SAYING WOULD HAVE OBTAIN HOS APPROVAL PAY RENTAL ALLOWANCE ALSO. vIN LUMP SUM. IN DISCUSSING LOCAL conTacTS, WEROGUE NENTIONED QuWIN BUT _— THEN GUTHMAN “TRIED + Dpto NOT ADMIT TO HAVING TRIED RECRUIT HIH. ’ LEARN WHETHER WIROGUE HAD MADE APPROACH LATTER CLA@MED HAD TAXEN NO STEPS. GUTHMAN WAS UNABLE CONTRADICT, AS DID NOT WISH REVEAL OJWIN CONNECTION KUBARKs . 6. LEOP CONCERNED BY WIROGUE FREE “WHEELING AND’ LACK SECURITY. . STATION HAS ENOUGH HEADACHES WITHOUT WORRYING ASUT AGENT WHO NOT “quvIN REPORTS ee AN We OO em mpm Oa oe ee 608 emmy NAM IDE re Quant, ABLE HANDLE. FINANCES AND WHO NOT WILLING FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, IF HOS DESIRES, WILLING XEEP HIM ON PROBATION, BUT IF CONTINUE HAVE. DIF ICULTIES, BELIEVE WIROGUE RECALL BrST SOLUTION, ALTER- NATIVE WOULD” QE Put ‘his IN STAN ONCE MENUCHIN RETURNS To Ta : OBTAIN IMMEDIATE INTEL, THAT AREA. OMe “REQUEST. Hos: ths TRUGTI vs PRIOR 13002, 19 DEC. RE aqvina ~ wrowe YEARS: RENTAL L ALLOWANCES LATTER CLAINS NEEDS THESE FUNDS vey. CAR. PURCHASE IN- ORDER SET uP COVER HECHANISM.: IF “WIROSUE To a LIEVE ‘UST GIVE HIM at Least “ONE. THOUSAND DOLLARS, AS , uo HE. SHORT FUNDS. ALSO. REQUEST INSTRUCTIONS Be WIROGUE ‘PAY. - LATTER. SAYS HIS CONTRACT CALLS FOR FIVE. HUNDRED ‘DOLLARS SALARY PER - WONTHS SAID HE. NOT. PAID FOR NOVEMBER. STATION. ‘Gave HIM ONE: PAYMENT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. HOWEVER WISH HOS CONFIRMATION THIS CORRECT AND AUTHORITY PAY HIN IN DOLLARS PER HIS REQUEST. (WANTS Co POLLARS AS BLACK MARKET EXCHANGE RATE WHICH USED BY MOST PERSONS ml HERE. TWENTY To FORTY PERCENT BETTER THAN OFFICIAL RATE). : 8. NOT ABLE PICK UP LETTER CREDIT. PER REF A. WIROGUE SAID HAD 3IVEN IT TO HOF KUT FOR RETURN TO BANK AFTER MARKING IT CANCELLED. " END OF MESSAGE cs COMMENT: WIROGUE 1 ETA LEP 2 Dee. HAS LETTER OF CREDIT FOR 12,000 SWISS a FRANCS. | SECRET REPRODUCTION by OTHER THAN [SSUING OFFICE iS PRON IS ITED Ta Sot een oo mene ann mn OS Ae ee reek PN te Ree aa thle et ee id f #5" ea "spay " LT eT 14-0000 (] UNCLASSIFIED = [7] INTERNAL | Cl con--nentiat secret a ROUTING AND RECORD- SHEET a SUBJECT: (Opnenal) ———TreuSST SETS [tom RID/Files” — . GC 52 . jo £0: {Officer deugnotion, am number, ond Dale wt . ‘ : on ord buitd-ng) : ca : OFFICER'S | COMMENTS {Number each comment to! how Hom ‘whom . : Manto rorwaroto | INITIALS, to whom. Drow o tine across colvenn after each comment} % —* £1 Jogo key 2. J : 1. 2: a oo -. 7 tt vais ot Leb 5 155 RID/Files | 6c 52 rn 610 wists” DR secret] CONFIDENTIAL —C] Ue) =O) UNCLASSIFIED OP.-2. ‘ j ! i i i | [FILE IN 201-2223 77 14-00000. a + . . . : . . ‘ . : 7 . ° Say aiad “hes Been is the protgptica of « a us Service in oben et, after alle urlst a ‘ercup card fheelrg Soa ast to Wet Ber : Ce ° Pad ' “SoD. 7 4 statements ene? bolt oe Ont oR pest stare Ertup inthe Soviet Vatone He iis hs ra s asststicce of Orlane who arranged for hia to J ey h lolt Tiflta on 10,July 1262 for a sl t ay : ped in Saat Serlia on 1) hay ar and Sh ty aiter his arrivala Sabi ageliad Aug. 62 Foe vec. ing : naaNtEPRS Sealtood to offer more specifies inforra . i ed . C1igkt to west Periin, Allegediy, the sarnar da which hia Srseuwe hls : to arrargs fcc bis trip % also ensicen £9 hide + ; as a 1: thee . oo . L . aed We would agpract te. all tof fof: tian ‘en SANT avaliable ta yes, a3 t wet wall as coplea of any intarrcgation repers3 wnich have been Locust Sicce his i oan arrival at “Clearursdle fos - . ae. te cy ID OSARAUA Nppranereciv sa ae would ag appoar tras 2 ‘the Saren DS. rrr ee ee) AIST g TPs X canvens Fabia at le DLY cadena care * eating tS —— = =Fysny a ee oe a > NUNE=05728 ~° 06 APR 6g ~ ou © WGERMANY, KOELND o> Oe ne ane ~~ _.. AKA SANDERS, GEORG FRANK o7o>7 Te oe hee ee BNO SECURITY TRACE REQUEST ~ ST a ae aia SUBJ IN CONTACT w/BNO STAFFER 0 7 iis WAS ZIZESCHWILLT, FUERSE eee ee rn OATE 12 JUN 75 cORR CARD 04823438 7 ne oo ; | De ELL ALIG PE Bf ey E2 [MPOET CL BY O54979 oo l 4-00000 AZ 3.9 7) i, eAASSLELED messace. 2 Foray CoPits “REPRODUCTION eee istTED. “ PADVANCE COPY : O fasuee oO seertes O ruse : av Shere ess ox runs 12 rSCHMTt LI AKA GEORG. FRANK. ‘SANDERS , BORN 2° May 19 IN TLFLIS,. USSR, - RESIDING . ; fy Lhe ws (OLN, “WHO -IN CONTACT WITH CAT IDE STAFFER. FROW STATEMENTS JM6DE. nae cere MICROFILMED MAT AS 1965 rie aed Bs f- Subs CAT IDE ‘BELIEVES. HE KUBARK EMPLOYED, Fl¢/ “ADVISE 8 MUNI TRACES SUB), Ex ZigisCHwItit, — DOS. Micro’ sre. |. oo 5 en nae al SehbERS 2 Ma's . SECRET . ae a at | H1- 233405 Llp ue RANSFERRED TO. PERTINENT: INFORMATION” ne Pro “SARC Am. —_. bys. taf wren Has ware uct Lijpon dt Ay WIO6OE Mb A ropped tinTK, ee ae P Gone 190% _ AO! 23.3942 - FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. => tae 867 use eacvrous corrtoms. - SECRET : (eae) at 14-0000 a: Date oh APE 66}... ‘MUNI-5728 (IN 91195) et we RE-REF. WIROGUE FORMER: CABEZONE Dis >OSAL. ‘CASE, CAYATA, ‘PREVIOUSLY INFORMED OUR INTEREST IN SUBJECT HOWEVER. BACKGROUND ‘NEVER PASSED TO GERMANS, : ~ 2. DEFER FRAN RESPONSE TO CATIDE, RECOMMENT: WE ADMIT “FORMER -INTEREST IN SUBJECT BUT ADVISE CATIDE WE HAVE NO CURRENT © INTEREST: IN HIM AND RECOMMENT THEY KEEP HIM .AT ARMS LENGTH, FILE THIS*FORM IN, FILE NO. tesy 867 vse racssoen ceersons, SECRET , (7-46) 14-0000 “SECRET (Sher Filled fay MT TE meere AND! fROSs PEFEREMCE DOCUMENT IDENTIF TATION SUBJECT GF DOCUMENT Loy . won . . . Be (3. “OUSPATCH OR SOUACE DOC... syMBOL NO. . CATIDE UJVAULT _MUNI- 5728 {IN 91195) _ TRANSFERRED TO. AU FILE mo. . AKA, \ GEORG FRANK: SANDERS, "BORN 2° MAY’ a9: IN TFL 1s, ‘USSR’ ‘pesiptie FROM. STATEMENTS MADE _KOELN, WHO IN ‘CONTACT WITH CATIDE: ‘STAFFER, BY SUBJ CATIDE BELIEVES HE KUBARK EMPLOYED, PLS ADVISE. “ 2, 'NO MUNI TRACES SUBJ. 3. INDEX. ZIZISCHWILLI. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. Foaw SECRET (7-40) o-97 B67 vse recvicus corrions. wa. 14-0000 i woer: CO ves ox, ™ . dD : -_ wo . : Classify to Fic wo Zee -233 427 ( JSEFIED MESSAGE Toran copies peer to rpe we. . : : “ b fie vol tes. tanca. : . oestaoy sic. = PREPRCUGT IOI T« ADVANCE COPY : i ; LJ sasvis Qc O sie oe RaRVARD wIROGuE: _-CAVATA 1 ‘REPORTS WIROGUE LOST. HIS) cd 5. van 66 EITHER FOR - LOAFING OR CARELESSNESS.. - hE AND HIS: étiPLoveR AGREED Ot THE _ ~ SEPARATION. “KIS PRESENT -ENPLOYMENT Is uuKwown TO. CAVATA HP RCRET . FW, 2067 CaVATA WIROGUE 25 66 CAVATA SECRET Bei DBBI7TD [etre ak 14-0000 -SBCABT Catet, suiluT/AB ated “et Strtios, Gernsazy- Chief, ER C/i¥ chief, CoB/Freustort we See ACUATIC/WIMOGUE/ Frapnasttad et Or igioal bocundaté - ‘eIRCGUE~1 : acPenences- a. DIE: ‘49710, 1G ‘May 1353 - _ LB. REOP S462) 17 May 1987 a Cc. BIR, Alves, 22 sy 1962, ‘- DL. DIB 12820, 34: ‘Bay 1902 © . Forwarded herevith are the ‘orteiaal uceuneate of pincaur=1 shiek vere. takea STR bin~ do kag 1952 ag lucicated. in references... “Faey. km loge: “tue, Series: KURIOT ‘ior VIRQGUE's ‘operut ional eve. . Theac éctunents were receathy- turned ,over to. the’ unde reds gard by.AB/Lecal bectica who -. Bad fotalucd then. Saile procuriag 2 ‘bacaptopie ‘Eeiseausveia tor - SUdject. te. furwarc thew to you ‘tor your raterset een Guly a copy vf the Acotrian ‘Re lee pass has” veeu retained As Gur nf thes. i . — dsceb b. DESARD . APPROVED: _. : : aUlLoe Be Stok . , AvSachecuts C3) © Luye leper - i -Bintribdutioat : KaeC/KURION/SAB, vfatt : » 2e€GS/Gerasay, v/o stt “bpCuief, AB, F/O BLE Cuhtet, Ae, w/o 22% ~. ROTA-1B972 0° (+. § dachory Lied. BnC&st “Austfiig poeeport which wad completea by.” Feteatios. — ate feng enema cis “EO [Bis PATC i GEL REE a = : ~ a . Giker of mse, S50 Paulo . je ~ Chief of Station, Rio de Janeiro Chief of ‘Staticn, Leopaléville chief, _ Africa Division “operat tonal/ rae/ WEROGRE__ “Pact FON RE CtKED REPERENCES v - ~ ‘See Belov : bat BS] tt 3 HAPA+090, gated 12 Octoder 1960 “T sugsecr: ; 1. This is to advise you tmt gubject of reférence has been ; sreasferred .. t0.the African Division and been assigned tha eryptogaas WIGROGUE/'1. ine. - ‘latter’ is FB gently: in Leopoldvilie and alr correspandanee. received ‘through. __ Fur eseos tion addres: 1a:t0 be pouebed 20, COS, Lecpelavilie, - oe 2: winoata/1 was instructed to: send. aly unregistered. letters: and to a tastrice Bs correspondent to do the sare. uw CHARLES R. ROTSEADS PAUL B.. LEIGEROS * Photribution: : Orig. & 1 - COB, Sao Paulo 2 - COS, Rio de Janeiro 1 - COS, Leopoldville SAGE TrFED 7 22 Bec 1960. SeSPQ7CH SYMEN AND NUMBER MEAQQUARTERS FILE NUMBER . fer 2zaayrz | 4 201-233477 DATE LISPATCHED : ae Lies | [ suk eS Mew! De 2a Go | LS Bréadon Tweedy A/CAE/W C/AF WH/2B 1230.60 e 7 gee! ie eh 14-0000 Chief of Station, Leopolaville _ a bse or ; aur Dn at RUS aM . ‘A. ACLY-192, dated 14 Hovember “1960 B. LBOP, 0479, ‘dated 17 December 1960 c. DIR-17181, ésted 15. December 1960 - . os =o atepated: ‘had: ‘pean prepared cut Lining the various administretive én. “operations! datails.- ‘pertiuent: to the WIROGUE project. Receipt of ree . was Aispatched: vith ‘the.- ‘specific. ‘Anstructions cut lined in paragraph 2 of _— ‘Eeterence (a . 4 "2s During: wriogus/ a asaceiat ton with the. undersigned, tho subject of a vehicle was ‘raised ‘byhim. ~ Be’ “stated -be needed one to ‘accomplish. his miae ' gion. Tt vas suggested’ to him that’ under the present circimatances in the- . Congo’ it, would not’ be: wiee to considér ‘guch a purchase until he has discus-. ged it ‘fully vith" you and received your concurrence. If he did purchases a vehicle after receiving your: approval, then he would. have to do it from bis | own fimds and not.use funda mide available to him to establish hts cover business. Obviously be has violated the ‘suggestions. : 3. While WIROGUE/1 was in the employment of REDYOOD, there waa a commnnication charmmel set up between him and his family. Thia was ‘an ar- _ rangement with a letter drop in Sao Paulo. He vould write a letter, post , . date it, and give it opened to the Case Officer who would pouch it to the - COB, Sao Paulo for miling. Lcttera to WIROGUE/1 would coma to a post office _.. box in 8a0 Paulo where it would be serviced by ALLOMETER-2 and pouched to the - Case Officer. We leave it to your discretion, as to whether or not you wish to continue this type of arrangersnt.. Ronetheless, under separate cover, attachzent A isa letter for WIROGUB/1 which was received through this chan- nel. k, Tam cure that WIROGUB/1 will undoubtedly want you to set up similar arrangement through Germany for him so that be may communicate with a femle acquaintance of his in PBPRIME. We are not adverse to the idea of his. having such a channel, but only on the: sondition you are able to censure BATE TORPEDO +f SATE OAT mE 21 Dee 1960 TEN SYMBOL AND HUMBER ACLN-~206 MERCIA TERS FILE NUMGED ACf- L3IS77 2011-23977 - aTliG cooRDIN Welles edward 0. | 0. 14-0000 CONTINUATION.OF |. | Sere. RET St eit OISPATCH : I -RYBAP 2 i —_ } eenenmnehtammmente tie ace, Sead ., ACLU-206 . “the letters. Agata ve deve it ‘to your discretion. "Septet: te cover attscimant a contaings a sterile copy ‘of the FFO. : oo . . t : : oan Attachnent a : _ A ~ Letter for wIRoGuR/2. te Late B> ‘Project’ Cutline for vrioaus ames Bistrtoutton: Soo, : " Orig. & 2 - Leopolavilie ea le > AF// CLASSIFICATION FORM USE PREVIOUS EDITION. 10-57 S3y REPLACES FORMS too} 81628, $1-2BA AND 51-20 WHICH ARE OBSOLETE. 14.90000 GAAS ET AON _PROCESSING | SECRET ress DISPATCH Chiof of Station, Leopoldville Chief, Africa Division 8°'Qpere tional WIROGUE ACTION REQUHED FE catnces A, DIR 08762 (OUT 86554) _ Bs LEOP 0225 (is 36750) ol. the pluns end development of the WIROGUE project have resched @ point ‘a stoma tion, of the rogross made and. the plana for the ‘future is in 7 At this writing 4t 4s anticipated that wIROGUR/2 will’ be. on the 7 as 2 cwimogun/2 ‘had’ *eaitgtnaray been: spoerulted: ‘dn Rarope for a REDSOX operation, Ee-waa - flown to FBFRDG, "plack" and tndervent an extensive training program, t small orzs and other similar type PH training. After a uf ed: od nator ialiso, aa a result subject was . Preparing. : The. aF/Divieion took interest in —— WIROGUK/1' end® eansnt decided that’ with his peculiar background, | talosite and genéral. Bakeup he’ could’ ‘effectively bé utilized slong thé Lines. * ited in‘reference A. On 2 October 1960.¢ the case was transferred officially: ad * . the Africa Division. ° Bes Since that date to the proceit, every effort ban been mde to psycho . logically orient WIROGUE/1 for this assignment and to prepare him oporaticnally - for its fulfillment. To “ansure the security of thé operation, prevent any “Adentifieation vith ODYORE and/or KUBARK, and to preclede any unexpected " umeovery of WIRGGUE/1's past which vould * associate nim with his pre-KUBARK life, a nusber of basic stepa wera taken, Those vere: + ar y "oa, WIROGUE/2 undorvent plastio surgery, which ‘changed the’ ‘shape of his nose. — Db. A toupee had beon made for his constant use. This and the plastie surgery have altered him sufficiently to obviate any recognition. ; i i : Distrivutions DATE DISPATCHED DATE TYPED HEADQUARTERS FILE HUMBER Lof-k3I f77 » tar CLASSICAL “WBA rut OFFICE OFFICER . TrPISt ‘AFAlast/2 Daniel Mesctur hn - 1 - AFMWes*/2 1-¢ Most FORM re $60 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION REPLACES FORM 610 WH'CH May BE useflf isn ec anatintent + his ova and upof arrival make contact. The cover assign-ent for sibject ia 1057 53q [" ° of lopentng’a ' bly: to nefarious and axtra-legal. activities. Excitement and intrigue are © ' ef the ‘professional XUTUSE.-type coupetence of the CO, he will reciprocate in . kind. He: is indeed aware of -the precepts of right and wrong, but if he is | necassary because hie cseo o “Fight and he will dutifully undertake appropriate action for ita axecution - {ae §. LSICHTON BY a ~ CL&SS FICATION Use PREVIOUS EDITION. ve al REPLACES FORMS PAYA 31-29. 51-204 ANDO 51-70 > oa ‘emien ARE O@SOLETE. SSCRET tis yorso aren SM DOL aD Ne. ACIX~192 CONTINUATIGN GF i DISPATCH i . ec. Documentation orerrod vith accomanying cover story ; <* to show that WIRGUS/] ta en Austrian and vho hes never had ODYOKE ~~ Cangettions, nor evar been in FBHKIME.’ (Sea sepérate cover . ‘attechment A), . . __.. 4« It 4s plenned et this tins to take NIROGUB/1 "blsck" to Germany. Thare he will te met by the undersigned » givan his Austriak documentation, codtact inetructions ‘and ‘lettar of credit, stripped of eny FBTRIME Clothing ~~ OF personal effects, end aispatcied, ‘He is to procsed ‘to ‘Leopoldville on . ‘temporarily left open, slthough he. hag been told to look into the prospects photo or general. repair chop. He ‘his actually.done photographie decision on this-We'vill leave to your on-the spot judgment. The | of credit for three thousand déllars ié-to-de used ‘to finance this ‘ of one thousand dollars, in a Swiss — greater outlay. This money vill consti- - bearing,. ojérational Joan which imst'be. repaid by: WIROGUE/1 ertod of yeares All other profite after the loan is paid expetises ‘necéssitate a interest, ‘.,_ “$e A word about the manner of mit witi Uhonve ate déaling; Hie is a @mll, energetic individual, vho' has di gplairs _Bhrevdness, mning, ingenuity _ end inventiveness. We'hasa.-peculiar turn -of mind which lenis itee]lf remarkn- isportant factors in his life, he relishes it and as 4 result say bo a little delicate to handle, WIROCUE/1 likes ordor and clear cut chains of command. He sdrdres.‘the Pruesian-approach and 43 a result will take orders even if he — ~ may disupréé, It 19 important. to hin to have ths trust end confidence of hig casa officer, If in his om mind he feels assured of this and ia confident given an asaignment which sey be morally wrong in-the eyes of the world, but |... officer ordered him to carry it out, then it 43. without pangs of conscience, In a.word, ho enn rationalise a}l actions, One last thought which may be useful, Best rosuita will probably be gotten if, when given. an assignment, he- be pernitted to accomplish it in his own way. Tko- latter is connected with his idaa ef trust and confidance, . ORR co, CHARLES R.. ROISTADE LER re Attachment A (under separate cover) 14-0000 ara Cet e he by . rr nies | , = SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT 2 PO ACT¥~292 © po 1. An Austrian passport, birth certificate and drivers License ‘have ; been prepared for {asuance containing following biographic datas . Ey. Senos’ Geareo. Frans REIRER - Bs 25 July 1921 not Coe rr. . * Yethers nates Frans REIN Bt 7 -Motiiors: names Marianna neo BIELITZ - ; a, -3 " Qecupetionr _ Enginser . a — | Marital status: single - . rs Heights’ 1 meter 70 cantemsters = tl . io. “Weight: 58 kilo'a = ae, . a . be *. -Byess Broa = rr Lo ae Hairs Brom . vee : ob ov. > DAstinguishing marks: tips of forefinger and thumb “ ran . ' pight hand mlasing, Identical fingera loft bend scarred, co : 2. Documents. will reflect travel only.in Europe, with no indfcation of Po ; “so... | PBPRIM® tenure, ; . . oo oe f- R3BRY? / SMSSSFCATON © cae ; 14-0000 i YISPATCH |. {SECRET | ° EGOA-18ssg 10 Chief, AF VIA Chief, BE_ > “HEADQUARTERS FILE NO ee : tt a ‘ a 32W-120-012/01- . ; 7 r oT mec | Chief of Station, Germany | ‘suasect oe : } HECK "x RYBAT “WIROGUE o- iE MARKED FOR INDEXING Final Resettlement of WIROGUE | [ NOTION REQUINED — ° INDEXING CAN..BE JUDGED . NO INDEXING REQUIRED BY QUALIFIED HO. DESK ONLY “hy, WIROGUE has received politic government and is fully documented i al recognition from n the name’ of. Georg the West German Frank. Sanders, . the basis of the t is a Georgian who defected from South America... A. Fremdé ‘| required by. immigration authorities, Co Qe. All: 'the South American Consulates in West Germany were contacted “|with the assistance ‘of CAMANTILLA in an attempt to collect information which would. enable’ HARVARD to select the most likely countr Subject could. immigrate based-on his Personal preference, enaerants, immigration tequirements, oot’ Columbia, Chile the best Possibility, ’ so See ; y. to. which - Opportunities fo or Peru offer be for Subject to ocessing.. Prior Headquarters. guia apply to the appropriate to having Subject take this ance and thinking regarding the a. Subject as a Prospective enig Of employment or proof of financial Solvency, Subject 's . .° West. German documentation indicates that he is an engineer, . wl Y.) This does ‘not mean that he is a diplomaed engineer but rather _ a master mechanic, -This is borne out by the details of his falsified life history and in fact by Subject's actual skills “in electrical and mechanical fields, HARVARD feels that . ' Subject can satisfy any. South American Consulate that he is * -., @Xperienced enough in electrical and mechanical fields to be Of value to the economy of the South American country of his ‘choice, “Once Subject is admitted to South America, HARVARD has no doubt that he can. -find employment if he desires it, ‘The ideal solution, however, would be for Subject to have a firm offer of employment Prio r to his immigration, If KUBARK can arrange this, HARVARD fee j 's immigration’ could be Practically assured i Seek employment through the German 1 iago, Chile but" HARVARD feels that no South American firm would take the Chance of hiring him Sight unseen unless he were’ 4 highly qualified Specialist, : . : rant will’have to furnish proof b. If proof of employment cannot be provided, is the next requirement, countries has statec what to be the minimum ‘proof of solvency. The Prospective emigrant must show that he has the funds to Subsist for two years at the rate of. $125.00 per month, HARVARD feels that to deposit $3,000 to Subject 's account would be a grave mistake. HARVARD—has—no; that j e of taking. the money “and’“departing for} parts ere were sufficient ‘induce ments “awaftin him in South America, HARVARD could Probably ‘arrange’ for a ron attesting to the fa j €-- 93° Saar him, Subject Gould tant since his defection. The SS) Salary, proof of solvency outh American ; _ Abl-<-T3Gip > | evannue ; 7 * q YS EDITION. MS fa ND s1.29 | - Doon, ossovere. [ ; oy Sb Arye Ue Pin Ven te _ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH ¢. HARVARD has not cons | through a bona fide refug ing Subject for immigration An-order not -to involve Subject with the United States EScapee Program and to keep frén making-a fre'fiigee organization a Party to-fraud with the possibility of embarrassing con- : plications ir the dmmigration does not. come off Properly. Working’ ‘ ‘through a +e fugee organization: would mean additional paper work and” additional problems which for the preseat would indicate that this immigration avenue should not” be considered except as a last resort,. d. When ‘filling out his application’ forms Subject will have to-~..; {Provide employment and ‘residence addresses consistent. with the dates ‘when. ‘he was supposedly living and working in the Georgian S.S.R.. His.wartime military Service will have, to ‘be covered also. HARVARD feels that this yinformation can be acquired ‘through the facilities of SR/6 when needed. -- 4° “HARVARD is sea Pe, Opinion that Subject'nas ‘committed himself to — | going to-South America partly ‘because he. will do anything which will. pro- - flong his association with KUBARK and partly because he-is hoping to. mo -| realize ‘some personal or financial Profit from the exercise, HARVARD has “[gohlowed the ‘thene “that Headquarters deisie te to-help Subject and that i¢ ‘pcan ‘best be done -b .completely legalizing him, Political recognition is 7 the first step but we desire further that ‘he ‘be helped ‘to immigrate and-. after 5 years acquire citizenship,...Subject has asked HARVARD if he would recéive financial ‘help during the transition period, in South America. ‘He. ‘was, told that’ we could ‘only guarantee his plane fare, that Headquarters _ would decide how much and what kind of additional help he would receive jif any, . . ; : 5. Subject rejects the idea of Staying in Germany except as a last resort. It sis possible that because of his irritation with his inactivity Subject may simply request. his German documentation and leave HARVARD’s ' fcustody, - : - 6. Subject has -been in HARVARD's hands Since 22 May 1962 and has : been costing us 100 to 150 DM per week, plus many hours of case officer “jtime, Request earliest Headquarters advice pér para 3 above, Carl Take ( f CARL T, UPDI APPROVED: HN oo. “ENAY Y. NEE . _ Distribution: 2 - C/AF 2 - C/EE 2 - CéWH Dat 2339 O- “ ee |” _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - ‘S-E-C-R-E-T" : UNIT 5. AP/W/2 ‘ ‘xy: BOBR . . “RE Fung (check ona): . FROM. DikécKor _— <'_ No'CS Reoare Vatue. Destroy. o : (RE Be uns copy as indicated ‘ CONF: ¢ far 3 . ". Branch copy fled as indicated uw . -RS Indexing (chock Grey: . ~ : : a . +, CoP, C/cr, Ca a S/C 2.merned “O., _ ocle required . huis ees 3 aes ee Wig < Hie —— > ’ ’ eee . ~ 233977 RE 13994- 2-35 ar ae so ~ CLASSIFIED ‘MESSAGE S-E-C-R-E-T . LESPOLWiILLS FROM: DIRE mn nn Ls or aor fle cfr 2, sf pRoeeT 10. a —— So oe —? - Gite DIR “TAB! a ae Sy a ea AYBAr. -WEROGUE ; RE: we. IBoP WTS (oN 18739)" _ ns “PER-ACES 149%. oe +, WEROGUR/1 CONTRACT CALLS POR: a oo O° Ae IVE HUNDUD DOLLARS PER MONTH BBGyTORTEG “GIS OV. TO BB PAID \. IN FIELD: "YOUR DISCHETIGH 7 PAY IN DOLLARS. HE NOT PAID FOR.NOV PRIOR we TO. DISPATCH. oata: Recevers Ano C HARCE PRosSécr. ° B. THRE TEOUSARD DOLLAY QUARTERS ALLOWANCE FER ARRON, TON ACCOU TABLE. : c. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR OPS LOAN TO SET UP COVER BUSINESS 10 BE REPAID FROM PROFITS. ALSO MOST ACCOUNT FOR ORE TEOUSAND TH DOLLAR TRAVEL ADVARCE. RECEIVED. ; . . 2. DISTRUCTIONS WERE TO Max CONTACT AND FOLLOW GUTEMAN'S INSTRUCTIONS o “EMPLICTILY. . ALSO REPORT ACCURATELY ALL COBTACTS OR POTENTIAL AGENTS AND Nor MAKE ANY APPROACHES OR COMME TMENTS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL. . 3. SHARE GUTHMAN'S CONCERT AND RECOMMEND TELL WIROGUE HE OW PROBATION AD WEST TOE THE AK Om ELSE ORCI A un v IF NECESSARY HE LIVING UNDER FALSE DOCUMENTS. ; Sy taise noe tate Gere ee RELEASING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHERTHAN: THE SUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. "Copy No. por 24 43.49 Me hIDAIZ _, . J - Ss Oe oo, i ce ; : ; "2. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE oR . ORIG ; an a - UNIT S-B-C-R-E-P ext os vo Feo mar me ‘from: OIRECTOR CONF: - INFO. © J COOLOINATING OSNIC . : . eho De FELEASING OPPICER §-8-C-R E-P 7 JREPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. "Copy Neo. ' “ . . 1. DIRECTOR rom LEGPOLOVILLE wamgn, «= CE 5 Cor, C/G, Cftle o,¥1 : oe oa Nig ft UPRITY OLR CITE (oo5 510 N ‘ AYSAT VEROBTE ca) iN a RE Fullng (check one): No €8 Necord Veiue. Destroy. REI fe tte copy as indicated 3. Renteh ovy-filed as sitieated RE Taderiig (chece ones: Sisnstura: 14-0000 ACTION C/AF 3. (eit DIR CITE LEOP. 9512 DIRECTOR "ROM , LeoPoLoV ILE “NFO 4 | cop, c/re, er, cri 2, Be 2) su “RYBAT. WIAOGUE, a REF DIR 17181 (eat SVLE2 ca . | 7 - 4s) PER LEoP aera Ci nOE 3?) STATES ToL, KE TO RESUEST THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS QUARTERS ALLOWANCE IN LUMP SUM ON ARRIVAL, = DOES (PORTION GARBLED, WILL FVD) “PAY ALLOVANCE IN LUMP*SUN OR MONTHLY. ADVISE, WIROGUE/1 ARQUES HE NEEDS LUMP SUM PAYMENT. To PURCHASE r “NEEDED HOUSEHOLD = EFFECTS, AS WELL AS PAY RENT. (2+ ACLS 149 NOT YET RECEIVED, . END OF MESSAGE -.€/8 COMMENT: <CONCERNED WIROGLE/1 CONTRACT. LIS IZ. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITED,’ Copy No. 14-0000 , GIRECTOR ‘ a, oo: ; RE Paine (check ofa): an FROM o FRARKPURT. s sees nerd Vane: Deiry, RY Ble this copy Indieutad = Branch copy Sled ef. tndicsted 0 ee eee RE Indcung cenec¥ one): wee ge . . manned (() Now noe. . OGY pM Le, . “po “TO Sie Teor eves wirounie UBER Re “fap a 726 als ect meee Seton fama Seal tee ta ee FORM ) Vex Paxviova . . j : : 3* 1389 "5. 2 " - a rs penoxi : ; Cte dew done . Ac1-A33477 ms ae i action + C/AF 3). INFO acoP, c/ci, ¢/ee 3 s/t 2 “To” Dir-LEOP NO J 7. PLEASE REPLY PARA 3 REF. CLASSIFIED MESLAC? cot DATE 1 1 “MAY a _ S-£-C-R-£-1 TOs DIRECTOR FROM 4F RANKFURT ROUTINE _-RYBAT WIROUGE’ 2IBET, “RE FROB 9126 (IN 37367)" END OF MESSAGE” c/s COMMENT: *WOULD APPRECIATE MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST FOR RECRUITMENT OF SELECY. CONGO JQB APPLICANTS. 1 rae hues janes 8 than pil GSN 43-43 3 5-E-C-R-E-T REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Plo: 27, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE = Bn RUA DD doare 12356761 : af TO DIRECTOR JcFROM 4 LEOPOLDWJLLE : ACTION ta 3. 4 # DI 2 2 ] a Bf 2BFYT77 . 257 DATE 1 23,SEP 61 tO og BiRECTOR 1 FROM LEOPOLOVILLE - | ACTION lar 3 i INFO DLR CHYE. LEO? 2038 7 ‘RABAT VIROGUE * ed f F A DIR, in 1301 (Qut spade a ee B “LEOP- 2088" On. BSG Gf. Nee | ‘by SALVACK MET VIROGUE <¥) ‘WHEN HE CROSSED RIVER CN SPECIAL FERRY: FROM BRAZ EVENING 22 SPT. v WIROGUE FREINDLY THOUGH CONSIDERS MANY" ” PBPRINE: ‘acTIOS SENSEUSS. W CARRYING KUBARK PROVIDED FALSE DOCUNENT= _atroN AND on PRODUCING OLD MINISTRY DEFENSE PASS WAS LET. INTO CONGO AFTER. LONG gre» WITH GoC IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS. <9, REGRET Has- DID NOT. PICK uP UIROGUE’S FALSE PASSPORT. MAIN REASON . - FoR HIS RECALL WAS FEAR WILDCAT 5 WOULD TRACE HIM AND DISCOVER No SUCH PERSON: EXISTED. “ONLY CHANGE NOY As THAT KUBARK NO LONGER. HAS OBLIGATION car re . nage Ie, ‘ 7 i TO HIM. pre: it ee eae ED a 1 3. STATES HE TOLD Hos elie! TURNING CONGO SO SHOULD BE NO SECRET AUD GIKDF . REPRODUCTION | bY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. ees meee = selects ert eet f14-00000 : SURPRISE,” Has SoHE LETTERS HES “WISHES SALVACK FORWARD TO HIS Hos | contact “ail. SAID ME. WAS GOING.TO CALL EITHER uTHOIAN OR SALVACK™ “ 4 DNEDIATELT To. Ler THES “KNOW HE iN ‘LEGP. SWORE HE vOULD. NEVER DO. ANYTHING acaqsst PEPRIME: “AND 1 HE z couULD BE oF ANY HELP ai ‘TINE VAS © mune. feALIZeD FULLY. HE on HIS ow IN couGo AND UBARK UNDER NO. ougant8 3 to ath says: HE ores REMAIN congo AND MAKE LIVING seme ale v VILL PHONE SALVACK W FEW. DAYS. ote. 7 Looe ° _ END OF ‘MESSAGE €5 COMMENT: ® STATED WIROGUE BEING TERMINATED AND REQUIRED TO LEAVE ~PBPRIME. #*RE ZAPPLEEY MEETING WITH WIROGUE BRAZ. . | : " REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN pRET OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. , A " {ITE PT OT TE TE BI ES 6) 3. a + oi is0 (oon 91968) Fos { 1369 er on wise TARR 6 Shan. WEED. a ene 14-0000 ! . Pn, a, 7). : ‘ . “.. “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE can t/- 2234 »? OG: D, RTRBCTUR | UNIT: AP/W/2. Ext « 3966" 7 a, “DATE ® 7} ROUTING . ne 2.) ; ; a PRIORITY . - OPERATIONAL af! DIATE ee a : FROM: DIRECTOR . conr. C/AF 3. os wro.- COP, C/Cl, C/F 2, C/TSD 25°C/EE 3,-9C IMME 14.8500 EAE BA gc [FROM DIRECTOR Cal ” wee m oREPR GG et 1389a aides ONG: Jo- addright. UNIT. ahs . “Ey INDEX OT. . oC NO INDE ‘DATE . + RETURN TO BRANCH nso ChO, Fi, Fit Ch eas cet wes, vR SIG CEN yh 40 FLA 8 TE EE <wvwon -yp—. "FO Pate 4 BONN or HARVARD uTROGUS (IE 2.22140) a - ; oS” ada Poni Dew yin: : ue, Las 7 RUS APPROACHED BY mIGALis, FAS “TROGUS A). _—- wu nx corigcrion. 6 \ REVIEW OF w/t UBARK CAREER & “DICATES cova DO y; a . REP FRA AN: 0120 : LIT: IF AND DAMAGES IF HE “REVEALED ACTIVITIES. .SUBJ TERINATIO 1982, / AD MID UK HAS HO FURTIER INTEREST. FOR BRUS: SSLAYT? com Spa. & <VOn sw: . <x~won 10, BRUSSELS Sarat nisi a ey oegmor 13Rsy Gl 22 062 i : _ —_ oe aD = IND OF MESSAGn | _ | d R. R Vy i { Cj ¢ 0; 0 aa P; Po» true backpround, Yi: , a SE aaa q st 4, 3F 3] oy rr a t . asfoer Maha i AcrtMeurICATING ‘, OrFicgR is Gee Beseeb on — “ORG UNA a Ext s 10 . FRARUR? , 7 Re ae ’ _ , aa : ‘ \. a Fran i Deatror. Oo °! Hoy me 74j dq W5:) + FROM: DIRECTOR © : 4 RE Gia thts copy as tneiested _& ecae - fe i Branch cony fed as hudien ted . : te sect, . Spe Tages : CONF, CHr3 8. a mon 2 ve required 3. INFO. COP, fee 3 b/es 2, sh ‘gosta: eas FRE “eo . ore bin "RA MO mie are : te “WIROGUE " yamust- a _ RB: Br ao asshy me aes as TE" 1389 a ae 23477) ; kop wiser 727 “ORIG OE in cores (are 8st) ee x 670. . “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - Vy STESCIUR yyy: 8-E-C-R-E- mMAZmOmames Cite Dig” aa Frune waned ad maiona sca a, PAUL a. Fousge ebasersa Axpeunes are poace BSE AP 1 HS 2 oY YA AERP EA, ETA FRAN 22 ROY AP 1540 ERS LOCAL TIME. PLS MEET. EAD OF MESSAGE “CS.COMMENT: — *CONFIRMATION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR FUDUST NOT USED. *ASTATEC WIROGLE WAS BEING GROOMED FOR DEEP COVER ASSIGNMENT LEOP LATE NOVEMBER. | ERG 7 i CAP/W Vw. fe FES A AF/W/1 rz BRONSON TWEEDY aH COORDINATING OFFICERS C/aP SELEASING orricea / S-E-C-R-B-P AQTHENTICATING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No, on . - - . * o _— ro - 4 yA “ . “orc: D, - an -f. . | “UNIT: ora 633 | _ =S-E-C-R-E-T Ext oa 3906 638. ‘DATE 15 Hovenbér 1960 am 1o + FROB - aan Rif FROM: DIRECTOR Ee ; ; cle CONF, - C/AF 3 - a yh# | INFO rae, ale fel 2, , oft 2 fee 3, sic 2 ‘OPEUAONAL |" IMMEDIATE * “f , os _ , ROI~ 22Ba72? ‘ | HARM MKTOPAZ ODISEX . EE. G : Cy seer sLorreo CI. reece oY 1 . rere 2 les RI + eb o LD wee | CLASS iFtED nessact REPROD) a0N PRATT “1 SECREY | fees - FAR ME ae L ACTION “ADVANCE. cory. ve: FILE, WE ‘oy ’s ECRE BRUS. 1NFO DIR GNNY BONN CITE FRAN “aag9. CABEZONE HARVARD WIROSUE. REF? As DIR 65345 — p, FRAN 2129 (ws 221 oa) { \ - \ I i R cATIDE MOR CavATA Aware | R “d. MISH POINT QUT SINCE MEITHE BACKGROUND OR PAST. _KUSARK, CONNECTIONS, REVEL yttoy Suey REFS’ TRUE BACKGROUND | 2) POSSLELY . j THIS, TO THEN BY RIGALES COULD PROVE EXBARRASSING A X CHANNEL FOR OBTAINENG POLITICAL RECOGHITIONS FROM FEDREP. a 2. IN VIEW ABOVE REQUEST BRUS, AN EVENT APPROACHED, ADVIS | FRAN PRIOR ANSWERING ‘RIGALES SO THAT COORDINATED REPLY MAY SE . FORMULATED. SF OCRET _ ot ; . o “ fa of SECRET pn Ce ce My] 53977 Ccitttse . Cero oa . —z ; ; 1 ETeory QO - vee REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED x fa “Ve re fh “ef hehe ) PERSONS wT NOTUFLED fk “ACTION » INFO , mee eo a y “ty ey . . . a _ E . . yy 5 50,8 4 (ES it ET 1217092 y; . . Of 23997 “a ANFO BRUS GmNy, Bows CITE FRAN o129 . . : ] bay f , ae 48a 57408 cror SENT “BRUS) | oe ee 167 a B FRAN a130k rs ee * FRAt ADVISED BY. ODIBEX THAT LOCAL POLICE AUTHUAITIES CFB: ONE HaRvaRD wrnops So RECEIVED ROUTINE INTERPOL. QUERY RE WIROGUE CBRUS? SEE HEF 8 FOR IDEN) WHO ARRESTED -6- NOV AND CURRENTLY .IN BRUS JAIL ON CHARGE ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. ROUTINE REPLY SENT BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES CONFIRMING THAT REFERENCED TRAVEL DOCUMENT was “as SIGNED TO PERSON BY WANE OF WIROGUE AND THAT THEY HAD NO _JHP RE ANY PRICR POLICE RECORD, “2. WHILE NO FURTHER QUERY ANTICIPATED, ODIBEX IN POSEN (ON, SHOULD QUESTIONS ARISE IN FUTURE RE SuBy'S AIS CONNECTION OR TRUE BACKGROUND, HAVE LOCAL AUTHORITIES DENY “aRey HNOWLEDGE OF BACKGROUND OTHER THAN THAT WHICH HE PhovrpeD Fod POLITICAL RECOGNITION PURPOSES, ONLY ADMITTED | AIS ITONNECTION WOULD. BE ROUTINE CURSCRY PROCESSING THROUGH COMP KING. SECRET erp COUN | ¥ 40 Rp fcona SABLL sec azo 12 WY ong 14-0000 Olney. . LIN 22/628: a a : ; IN wunpee) . : es . _ - Numpea) (Station - 6/8 COMMENT: THE ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS . BEEN TRANSFERRED. oe Te ES ~-(Otveston) - FROM * ‘TO. cee - = . toe : (Division) . 5 wo , IN COORDINATION WITH: Name, OlvisfON, AND “i ee SECRET 1 |.” REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING:OFFICE IS PROHIBITED Copy No. 14-D0000 wae MeAVIIFILEs see FF ROUTING .. oiRect ‘OR . Peawerunl Tetarien * Nuwocn) wy \ c/s COMMENT . «THE ACTION RESPONSIBILITY, FOR THIS CABLE HEE: . _ ' BEEN TRANSFERRED oe : os ae a - FROM oy (Division) .TO | . : (Division) Ler - - : , . (Name, Division, AND EXTENSION ~. IN COORDINATION WITH: ve Cie MI Name, DIVISION, AND EXTENSION fo RS] "REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED " Copy Ne. . . , , , an { yy _ Pood | i Lot ! rae . ra TaTAL erP irs ¥ ‘ . . . Biter ows on FEPRODUCTION PRE. 4 i CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SE CRE T 4217092 BRUS INFO DIR CHNY BONN CITE FRAN 0130 CABEZONE HARVARD WIROGUE . SO, ‘slvsinza 40 RE FRAN o129 pie ty aks Pars ve SS . : cr : SUBJ REF. CIDEN) Is FORMER | REDSOX AGENT: CANDIDATE , AND ) AFRICAN DIv AGENT. WHO RESETTLED BY HARVARD SUE 64, PRIOR KUBARK RECRUITHENT HE SERVED PRISON TERM IN “FRANCE OR BANK ROSBERY, DURING TWO YEAR RESETTLEMENT PERIOD Iv CRSN SUBJ GIVE! NEW NAME AND WNEW LIFE STORY. On WANE AND FASRICATED STORY, FEDREP, BASIS THIS SUBJ GRANTED RECOGNITION BY IN EARLY OCT SUBJ RECONTACTED HARVARD AND MADE BLACKMAIN ATTEMPT IN ORDER GET BACK ON PAYROLL, 2.° IT POSSIBLE SUBJ MAY REVEAL TRUE BACKGROUND TO TELSTAR AUTHORITIES, SHOULD BKUS BE APPROACHED THIS MATTER. FRAN DEFERS DIz FoR GUIDANCE, _ SE CRET CFN i pate = CLASSIFIED. HESSASE .roraycomses Ve en. Gover mit, SA met 10 stance (7) REPRODUCTICN PROHIBITED - — . Dest. ia SG we. ~ P AQVANCE aa SECRET 1217092 an RUS ‘INFO DIR Gniny: ‘BONN cite aN 0130 <700, B '_CABEZONE HARVARD. VIROGUE, \ “PE FRAN a129 ne. RAID de SUBJ nF CEDEN). Is FORMER REDSOX AGENT CANDIDATE AND AFRICAN Div. AGENT wHo RESETTLED BY HARVARD JUNE 64, BOO: rt y 4 i i i ini 2 { 40 . PRIOR KUBARK RECRUITMENT HE SERVED PRISON TERM IN FRANCE —-7 oR FoR BANK ROBBERY. DURING TWO YEAR RESETTLEMENT PERIOD IN : c FRAN SUBJ GIVEN NEW NAME AND NEW LIFE STORY. ON BASIS THIS ° <~vONn. p NOME AND. FABRICATED STORY, SUBJ GRANTED RECOGNITION BY. “< FEORKEP, IN EARLY OCT SUBJ RECONTACTED HARVARD AND MADE J -BLACKMATA ATTEMPT IN ‘ORDER GET BACK ON’ PAYROLL. 2, IT POSSIBLE SUBJ. MAY REVEAL TRUE BACKGROUND TO. BE: SIAN AUTHORITIES. SHOULD BRUS BE APPROACHED TH[S-¥ ~ wD TRAN DEFERS Dik FOR GUIDANCE. ISRORET c OCFN P Y <wOn i351 cesoute Foes re 1-646 1389 teens 14-00000 . . . “ . L 7 . wore TJs ac . [Po — an Sere Oe Clasgee TORE NO ge - ” . Een BECRGOLCTIGN PSSHIB ITED ~ . an TO Pat oe wot noe - - ~ m1 wy se aa a dances i ; save [ - btebt. tc so wpa AMET “WR. FILE bye SECRET (217992 NTO BRUS creY “Bony. . puns - HARVARD WROTE Herat _ N22167 ZANE B FRAN “maak ee he FRAN ADVISED ‘BY oD1 zx THAT “LOCAL: POLICE AUTHOAI Fes" RECEIVED RGUTINE INTERPOL QUERY RE WIROGUE (BRUS: ‘St KEF § _ FOR IDEN) "WHO ARRESTED 6 NOV. AND CURRENTLY IN BRUS JAIL ON —- 2D “.CHagsh AYTENPTED ROBBERY. HOUTINE REPLY SERT BY LOCAL _AUTRORITIES CORFINMING THAT REFERENCED, TRAVEL DOCUKERT WAS <v7On _ asaraven TQ PERSON BY WANE OF WIROGUE AND THAT THEY HAD &O IEP. RE ANY PRICR POLICE RECORD, | f HELE NO FURTHER QUERY ANTICIPATED, ODIBEX Iti *, Pegi 19K, SHOULD QUESTIONS ARISE IN FUTURE RE SUu8J°S AIS am » CENUFTTFON OR TRUE. BACKGROUND, HAVE LOCAL AUTHORITIES DENY . “OF BACKGROUND “OTHER, THAN THAT WHICH HE” PERE FGx POLITICAL RECOGHITION PURPOSES. ONLY AusIITED -7» $ ATG TONSECTION WOULD BE KOUTINE CURSOKXY PROCESS! ug THAGUGH P Y <wOn ¥ 6 RS o ae : “CORD MH SABLE see SS IZ AI ey | to get back to France. It is felt thatthe ulterior motives might still have | MARKED ATE INDEUNG Line La) ee] ps) exaij ry maces I 1 NO INDEXING REQUIRED nana. T ONLY GualinE D8 Se 2 CAN JUDGE INT EAING | | SICROFILM . Cuis£ of Station, Parig a a InFO. . FROM _ . __Solef, AF tiviston | ee SUaIECT 1 . of information on Subject of 201233277 — 4, Summary r TION REGUIMED . REFERENCES Feat ; Fit ae : oe 7 References: A. PARI 675%, 6 October 1964 Be Dir 57449, 16 Octobor 196% “" U. Iden wag .born in,1918, in Georgia, USSR, jie enigrated to France with his fasiily when. he’was three years old. Se was a clever, precocious child-during tils lycee education in France and was frequently cisalssed by - schooldirectors wid did not apprectate Lis tenperamental perfornance. Ye also. attended several enginecring ‘colleges tut appatently never graduated. In 1939, he voluriteered for the French Foreign Legion and was sent to. Tunisia, -The occupation of France in 194] ended.his military career. He was demobilired . : - 2. ‘Subject claimed that he wanted to fight for France;' but he did not _ wish to. join a. collective resistance organisation. - He decided: te ect ‘on his — om so he joined a labor force being recruited in Paris to go to Cermaney, For awhile he worked in a synthetic gasoline plant in Boclitz near Berlin. Later he was employed as a:driver for thé NSES, During this tire, he began ‘his carcer in black marketing and document forging. He claimed that he forged . Passes into and out of Germany and did it to help imprisoned Frenéh officers been love of excitement and wish to make Roney, He also claized that he did "not work for the French Resistance, although it was possible and probablg that they gave him orders to fill. Re did mention working through intermediaries . and cut-outs, so its possible that he did actually work with the Resistance out |_ did not want to tell us. Eventually Subject was arrested by the Cernan regular police for his activities, and later brought to Serlin where he was interrogated for several months at Gestapo lieadquarters, xa_ ended up by. spending tine in jatls. and concentration camps. He was finally Moerated by the U.S. Army. . 3. After the thrill and axcitemont of the. war years was passed, Subject | could rot settle dom to a routine existence, So ho joined up with an acquaintance who he says convinced hin of the necessity to make more money. They decided to commit robberies. One was successful. Unfortunately for Subject, the other was mt. His friend was apcrehended and confessed. Subject spent the next five years in various rather xtorloug prisons in France. CROSS REFEZENCE TO - DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUSSEE DATE ~~ ee 4NoV RE OF F-38334 ‘ CLASSIFICATION: | Hs Find NGw3ER 29 Cctober 1964 DATE CFFICE SYM3CL / OFFICER'S SIGN. ia) e-lf — (40) £55" 53> use previous EDITION “ CONTINUATION OF ! snp } DISPATCH j SECRET | ve camemres eee neers one ete a Ee was then paroled to his brother and war living near Marseilles. He attempted to ¢o into businass using som: 22 the inventions that he hed conceive! during bis continesent i ison. His personalit and intense. drive and. self-confidence qui Wh a business nar with capital to invest in a cinenzx nic color reproduction | system that wis patented an! earned decant srolits for the two of then. Stibsect was still oz: parole ani tied to his cider trotherte "eelt- righteous’ inc-lsehce,” however. It was shoctiy after this that Subject was approached ty.a cenber of: KUBARK who wes Zcllowing up on Subject ag an ops lead-furniehed by a cousingin PStZoG.. Subject was favorably ‘assessed and memoved black from Franco bece=re of travel festrictions “{mposed by bis parolé status. . ; &,- Ths rest of Subject's career has teen generally sumarized: - an DIR s7us8, We are also attaching ‘e copy ef SC0A-21573 for information “on Subject's most recent activities. ees Oo ; Ba Subject hag been described as being very ingenious, observant, shrewd, glib, and ont vho relishes intrigue and daring, The latter “play a very ‘srortant part in his character. ‘Ze learns quickly and... . _- carries out any assignment without regard fcc dancer... His drawbacks, . as enumerated by hig case officers, are thet 56 is. headstrong, ' Gmpilsive’ and constantly needs new interests, has an ego that feeds , ’, on récognition and triumphs, a low frustratica point at “unpredictable timed, would probably "fall in love” with tis CO which would make _ agent turn over difficult, and that-he woul< te difficult to dispose of if he becsns disenchanted, 1.6. Subject iz a handling probles, Oh. Be Alice He. SHAMASZO Xenneth N. PECHIUCPAUGH - Attachments! 1 cy BOOA21573, Wipf Identity - wee wile A Distribution: © , "Orig. &2- c0S/Pari w/atts bfp,&,0/a/: : ; ; : | : i ! I \ ee ee i } eee | : : i ~ * CLASSIFICATION ee oO T BAERS Sere sa use previaus e=itrsN. } SECRET = | | 2. : sac i CONTINUED | : . i nna rr i __ ROl[- R 3B yy 00000 Tiedt ae | acTiIGn’ EE. ¢ Heo : Fi ; “CABSZONE HARVARD WIROGUE-” ” > | REF FRAN sserCud ! “pus abvIse IDEN-AND APPROPRIATE BACKGROUND. NO INDEX. =~ i SECRET . ! : i AY, ao ww worst R ane! CLASSIFIED messace ert 2 aC. RL LF core Le aa 1 — REPRODUCTION ProAuIATTFO at ii] paris. | RiveNct COPY To: UNIT : = TERUrO. Cis scoricp a Tato” SE c R E 1 asi Taz DIR INFO FRAN GMNY BONN: CITE PARI 6754 oo rad . cry? PTO . “STATION HAS NO RECORD EGOA-21573 OR WIROGUE eA vib 88 | 08 | SECRET 14-0000 ‘Sile. 4. on MESSAGE FORM 3 MG: Jo “lericnt | SE Riv UNIT: fs Dy inox inf § eCRS T . ; : 503 Ha a mpey } woos . . FROM: DIRECTOR AE a INFO, ~~ CTE O'R an A > EARVARD WIROGUE.~ 7: twikoove Thyinge 97448. aa ! | STK Kv 6AeK Fa He ney, A “he FOLLOWING coneers aS: =D ON ROEARKS, MADS BY WIROOUIEeg Past cos, : _ \ | i cons rcansus ezasEsee Ts THAT SUBJ COULD Do. VERY LITTLE batiags * IF ANY AT Abby . RBF #8 9967 (a mstade: . Me IF JOINED OTIS SeRVICS, =. - coe, . ' 2. DURING ‘PERton wis suas UNDER SR DIV CO:TROL, CO HAD PERSONAL, DAILY _BXTER “DED CONTACT WITH Ty, CO BELIEVES SUBJ HAS INMATES DESIRE “ORK FOR INTEL : SERVICE AS. it CO:SO! RANT WTA PAST LIFE FULL oF DARING, apvavTunots ACTS. - IDSA. oF “LEcaLr2sp SFiI NG" APPEALS 70 Suad AS IT PuTs HIM Iv TMFOR Ta! NT, uNrenE, FROFZSSIONAL CATEGORY. CO BsLLevsp HS GENUINE SLY SINCERS i WANTING TO 50 SOMETHING FOR “RUBERK AS HE ENJOYED i RCLE AS LOWER RCHELON ACTION AGENT. WHILE IT CNTIRELY : POSSIBLE SUBI THREATENT ING WORK FOR “OTEER SERVICE AS Bs BARGATNTNG TACTIC FOR ; _ADBETTO: TAL Kura FIRMS, co RECALLS THAT MONEY NEVER HAS. BEEN FROIGARY END FOR fie subs AS HE ALt AS Psu ENOUGH. HONSY WOULD: COME 1 FROY SOSSFLACE TO SUSTAIN HM co. i . oo. FROM, ONS VONTURE TO ANOTHTER. DOES NOT LILIEVS THAT suas BxPECTS TO Bz ACCEPTSD Bf FRENCH 33, ua Kou VERY WELL St WOULD BE THCARSC CERATED FOR VIOLATING PAROLE . HIS FRED. #0 PROBABILITY? CF CEESURE AND RIDICULE FRO “FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN 4 FRANCS OULD DISSUADE HII IN SUD. PROBABLY Dogs Hor ussy MORE MONEY, BUT 5 2 7 2 RATHER NEW DOCIRGHITS AND IDENTITY TN soe Trap COUTRY SO THAT HE CA RETUAN - CONTINUED , : auraenticatine OFFICER . COORDINATING orricens meunasin orricee. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITEO. = Copy Na 3 4 3 z : DUS TO RAF-DLY CHANGING SvENTs IN CONGO. MESSAGE FORM Cron | “SECRET OO: NO_ INDEX Joan “GR in 3 i No.” "Leben AND SEY AC CLATM AnD REOOGHETION FROM Feat AND FRIENDS. AS AUVAYS HAD oagAT SesTRS 10 NSuRPRISE" SVEXONE 5 BACK HOS ; WITH tw Docu, Ee IDENTITY, FLASTIC Stati, art, CP a ' - - i 3. TRING sa DIV USE OF: SUBI CAREER, HE IN WASHINGTON D.C. AREA UDR RCOING manana FOR s ‘AESENTINGL- PROJECT. KNEW ALL ‘AIS HANDLERS BY ALIASES, DURING TRAIN conpucr=> IN SAFTHOUSS IN VIRGINIA, KNEW oamRATTa PRINCIPLES “AND HANDLED SCALE HOCK-UP OF ELINT GEAR ‘TO BE USED ARSENTINELS HAD TRAINTNG IN BASTC AND ADVANCED FTELDCRAPT, INCLUDING SMALL ARIS, BASIC: TRADSOAAFT TECANICUES x AND: EAE PRACTT Cas, See RUSSLAN LANGULGS, SOVIET INTERROGATION TBCANTCUES, HG. oF KGB BCRLER TROOPS, AESENTINEL OPS PLAX, AIR INFILTRATION EXFILTRATION TECHNIQUES TNCLUDI} NG ATRCRAFT FAVORED FOR THIS. SUBJ ABSORBED SOVIET REALITIES, . BORDER TROOPS H.0. AND BASIC TRADECRAFT - QUICKLY AND-WITH GREAT APFLISD EE FLEXIBILITY, u, DORE RING LEQPOLOVILLE EAX PHASE, SUBJ EW VERY LITTLE RE STATION ACTIVITIES. sy CoS fe Tw0 CASE OFFICERS TRUE NOS. WARS OF COS CO; TACT WITH GENERAL MOBUTU BECUASE HE WORKG WITH CONGO AIR FORCS, SPENT MOST TLE ‘THERS TRYING OTHER . OnE VELOP CO“TACTS. AROSE OPS HE MIGHT HAVE DISCERNED WOULD BZ OUTDATED BY NOW 1 Ie =ND oF imssacd, “Th seca _ if - aoe Wiehe ; oy cl wie E Gulae ba F : . .%,. wo _ Pou iH a rere Ba Gas 15, Extere eos asfoor LLangdle . 7 | "GROUP A | AUTHERTICA + | Ena” tea outomatig| On oo auicasn? oFricen’ orricer ¢ - dessifieation jt : REPRODUCTION BY. OTHER THAN THE ISSUING oFFfice Is PROHIBITED. "Copy No 14,00840 . 9 October 1964. MEMORANDUM FOR: J. Albright, AE/S "SUBJECT - ot a. Informal Character Assessment of WIROGUE ‘During the Period July59-Nov 1969 2. ‘Suggested Considerations for WIROGUE- Resettlement . Phase ; 7 : 3.. Damage Report Contribution “1. The following observations and. comments ‘are intended to “represent an- informal personality assessment and factors in’ consid- ‘eration’ of resettlement for. AESPIC, now WIROGUE.. It_is based on a period of~training and handling prior -to- anticipated dispatch--early Julystthrough late November..1960. These thoughts are based on | personal daily -extended contact ‘as trainer/agent handler with Subject as a member of prospective cross-border team for implementation of REDSOX Operation. AESENTINEL. One member was re-assessed operationally unsuitable, which left a team of 2 agents, both of which Undersigned continued to handle.. It is: hoped that this assessment may be of some benefit to the AF Desk Officer, who requested it the day of this. writing. It is intended that. Subject's demonstrated suitability for — AESENTINEL, an infiltration-exfiltration operation into difficult” terrain in the Soviet Union, will serve as a mechanism rather than an end in illustrating Subject's general abilities and limitations for the task at hand. An attempt has been made to present this material in- subject categories considered operationally meaningful. . Quoted passages in Part I are Subjects own or the closest approx- imation memory permits. . : ab, “2 It is my considered opinion that the SubjectYof this writing has the highest personal and professional regard for Undersigned. I - do also consider that, although thoughtful handling and self assured- ness were prerequisite agent control factors during this case, Subject “did not causeran uncomfortable amount of special handling problems. The sénior Project Officer was Mr. Perry Crookham, C/DOD/DOB during the training and holding prior-to-dispatch phase of the operation, 3. Subject Background and Chronological Association Factors __-. Deeme perationally, significant ~ ; A. Subject is.an approximately 49 year old eithnic Georgiana fluent in Georgian, French, German and English. Subject emigrated to France with the remains of his’ family during the pre-Lycée stage of his life. His father, a TBILISI University academician and intellect- ual of some note , elected: to stay in Soviet Georgia, during which period Sovict dominance in the.West Caucasus was fairly well solidified. Subject considers that his fathersdecision was made of -his own free witt but which névertheless disappointed Subject greatly, as he gréatly admired him, despite the fact that Subiect's fathers decision was responsible for the suicide of his. mother, whom Subject “Greatly loved. Undersigned believes that Subject's anguish in memories, of his parents was genuine. Subject was a clever though. precocious child during his Lycée education, and frequently was dismissed by ‘school directors who did not appreciate his temperamental “ though erratically brilliant performance. Subject, during this stage- - o£ development, probably tricd as hard as ever in his life to conform to the rules of society, which during that stage of French national -education practices, would probably seem quite strict by American _ middle-school practices. Subject greatly desired academic/professional _. recognition. in-imitatiom ‘of his father... These feelings were especially frustrating because of his quick mind and. seeming natural ability for mechanical and electrical theory ‘and principals. I do not: believe he- ever has learned to consider’conventions of living anything more than ‘a tiresome game to be played when there is no alternative.” Subject's quick mind, and' early appreciation, recognition and adaptance of guile did much to ensure the ncessary ‘understanding of French culture. for moderate success in that country. Subject who is an unusual looking man even by French: standards, has no trouble in identifying with the under-privileged elements of French society. Subject is temporally bald, hooked nose, short, slender, bandy legged, wiry, “and-of dark complexion but possessed of a dry, caustic wit eager to * “Laugh and contribute in: the Caucasian spirit of comarderie to those ., Whom he conSiders worthy of friendship. Subject, however, makes real | friends cautiously, and has conciously established for himself ; perscnality assessment. criteria that would do justice to many success- ful senior FI or CE C/O - agent handlers. . : B. World War II offered Subject the welcomed opportunity to show his ability, and ingenuity by engaging in black market affairs in luxury items andVtravel -documents in German-occupied France.” Subject would wistfully recount stories of his escapades during that period, ‘which, after really getting to know Subject, seemed to te entirely mossible. Subject admired the Germans as “worthy anoonents", particularly their efficiency and ability to act decisively whether the problem be tactical or strategic. An extended period of German encarceration (until war's end) did nothing to alter his opinion. ‘Wars’ end left Subject bored and unfulfilled, The excitement and thrill of "the game" were gone and Subject's unsettled, numb confusion was for quite another reason than most of Europes milling thousands of displaced and ‘shattered families. Therefore, it was not long before Subject and a close friend from his black market days decided on a daring daylight bank’ robbery in one of the suburban centers of France. Subject contends he planned the robbery from start to finish, and needed only someone to help.. Subject and his accomplice carefully. ; cased a bank, stole a heavy truck and during the height of the business day hacked the truck fuli speed in reverse through the large street level plate glass window. Subject said’ he hopped out of the truck with oe we ee Et i14-D0000 an automatic weapon, while "the people were frozen solid", gathered up the money and was away quickly. Subject sdid the scheme failed because his accomplice went to the cache-site to get some of the money to spend before it was safe to do so. His accomplice was apprehended and in time broke down and implicated Subject. Subject said he was not hitter at Ris betrayer,-but rather professed a genuine admiration for French. interrogation techniques. Subject served a difficult confinement of 5 yéars, and “was ‘paroled to an-older brother in Marseilles, as I recall. . ‘ . C..+Subject said that he began at that point. to appreciate the ~ ’ futility of violent actions, while opposing ‘the authority of society. He therefore attempted to go into business using some of the inventfons ° - that he had conceived during his confinement in prison. His winning a, ' perscnality and intense drive and self-confidence quickly gained him a “business parther with capital to ‘invest in’ a cinematographic color reproduction system that was pattened and earned decent profits for the venture. Subject was still on parole and tied to his older brother —_ -.. “self-righteous indulgence’, however. It was shortly after this that . “Subject was approached by a.mémber of the AIS who was ‘following up on Subject as:an-ops lead furnished by a.cousin in the US who was a ; moderately successful lawyer, and who had been long since recruited as ae, an agent Spotter for eithnic Georgians. Subject was favorably assessed and removed back from France, because of travel restrictions imposed under his parole status. 1 believe that this opportunity rekindled his old feelings of exhilaration and grateful enthusiasm for the ‘ opportunity to perform his deeds of dWing for an authority, sanctioned by a national state, in this case the AIS. oe oo D. Were at last, he considered, was a secure source of backing - - ; and support, for his natural outicts., Subject always considered the : Agency as wn. Geel business partner, ally, and protector. fle was thérefore a grateful, sincere "tool" who thoroughly enjoyed his role as lower echelon action agent. Subject wow probotily frels Ieee au epust preteen. E, He was a willing pupil, physically active -- since the job : . called for physical endurance -- and looked on self-denial and fatigue ws recognition as a point of honor. Undersigned was never a poor . the athlete, however, was bested on numerous occasions at whatever field probéem. Subject absorbed Soviet Realities, Rorder Troops N.0. and basic tradecraft quickly and with great applied flexibility. F. It was during this period that Subject began to confide regularly and in depth to Undersigned. Subject would often tell Undersigned, “Fred, you must believe me, I want to do something." "I will do anything you tell me to do, only tell me. "You (meaning the Agency) want me to kill somebody. - Okay: I do il anyway you sav." I believe Subject was genuinely sincere, and that this was neither an attempt to impress his C/O or a trust/assurance maneuver. cial eed ae G+ When. an indefinite hold was placed on AESENTINEL ‘by — higher, Agency authority, one team member was ‘re-oriented and placed . on conservation in a cover job. -Undersigned ultimately conducted this agent back to his Scandinavian home where resettlement. was achieved ‘with a minimum of -arrangements,: however, Subject wus transferred to ‘AF. Division for projected operational-use in central Africa. This,. “if imemory serves, was accomplished in late 1960. : “4. Personal Qualities and Miotivation Factors of Possible . Operational Exp oitability A. -Natural intelligence, resourcefully inventive B. Mechanical ability, to include photography... gedgetry C. A certain acumen and shrewdness : D. Concious guile and a "clandestine mind" E, Physical stamina, and vitality. to include extremely good eyesight Bo F. Probably capacity to withstand hostile interrogation and/or _physical stress-privation : , mG, A sincere exponent of “the end justifi 5 the means’ - <.,-° Hi. Atheism I. A winning personality when nced be J. Present and potential language ability K. Lack of racial prejudice L. Fierce loyalty to his C/O once respect and friendship are ‘established, = oo, = M. Possible self-destruction rather than blow the job in denied area Op. N. Good independent.action agent © short tere ops. 0 Anti-Communist P. Moderate drinker Q Keen observer and excellent memory for faces and names R. Self-confidence to a fantastic degree noe H S. Personal Qualities Considered Operationally Disadvantaceous A: Natually intelligent but headstrong B.- ..Physiognomy easily Tenembered © | C. A blind spot in intuitive friendships, to possible include. . trusted female paramour . a . mo DO. “Impulsiveness, and nervous: energy that needs constant new interestg outlets. An opportunist . E.- Lack of moral convictions and basic Values many of which are. divorced from Teality, 20 00 1 aoe F. Ego that feeds on recognition. and triumphs... (probable inferiority complex) \ = : . ' . . . G. Poor assessment of the value’ of money ("easy come, easy go") H te HN. Possible inclination to alter ops plan to Conform)Subjects _ appreciation of the situation, in field situation, sot I.. Probably prove to "fall in love". with his C/O, which might "make agent turn over. difficult. Tha prebetly weld be aca gares - fer 866 Pe sy ful Fela bean. oe _ . . J. Probably poor P/A-~probably has little objective confidence _in subordinates : K.- Low frustration point at unpredictable times or occasions. L. Difficult to dispose of if he ever becomes disenchanted 6. WIROGUE Resettlement Considerations ett tienent Considerations ; A. AF/S representative has requested comment from Undersigned on WIROCUE's apparent reluctance at resettlement attempts in Frankfurt a/H which are underweigh at the Present time, I believe. It is undersigned's understanding that iSdapectiod has threated to work for the French Service if resettlement negotiations do not proceed to Subject's liking, Speculation has been that this is probably a bargain- ing tactic to gouge an appreciable amount of additional dollars in his resettlement claim. Undersigned considérs this a quite valid assumption, and entirely attributable to Subject. Subject probably Views this threat as particularly critical in view of the seeming political/economic conflect with the French, and appreciates by now one of the differences petween the AIS and the IS of a fascist and/or totalitarian state. 14290000 with new ‘docuzents, a new identity, vlastic surgery, etc, my B. However, Undersigned would like to suggest the following interpretation for whetever value mav be in it. 7 Suggest that money, per se, is net the primary end that Subject is striving for. now, just us it never seered to be his primary concern throughout his‘life. I believe that. Subiect gcnuinely eniovs clandestine operations; at least, his conception of clandestine operations. Subject probably would, prefer to work for the ‘AIS or: possibly the W. German Service because -he has’ a genuine fondness for the people and many aspects of the _ kulture of both countries. The ‘idea of legalized, or at least internationally tolerated, "Spyi ne" offers the Opportunity to legitimize, and thereby- rationali: e, Subject's sebsaseusoen that he is , ‘protecting his equity in an important, unique,’ “professional” category: : C.- Subject, - during the period of Undersignedsexposure, always considered that. if he had money-fine, if not, then enough would come “his way from. someplace: to sustain him from one venture fm the next. . Subject felt that the acquisition of money would be a by-product of ‘his opportunist. schemes and technical inventions in pursuance of his main goal-personal recognition for personal achievements. and triumphs. D. oT believe ‘Subject does not expect ‘to be accepted in his offer of employment with the French. Service, but rather to let our “minds jump to the next logical step-the fll meaning of the result -of such an attempt on his part.. Subject knows very well that he has violated his parole and would be encarcerated on his return, I believe “his pride and the probability of censure and ridicule of family and friends in Frarice would disuade him in the final analysis. . E. Subject is a most excellent chess player. [ have never won “from him, nor have I ever seen him lose a game, I consider that Subject has though vt this line of action out thoroughly. It. is apparent that he is willing to gamble his quit claim settlement on ‘something that I believe he has specifically in mind--possibly the offer of new docunents and identity in some third country. He has always had a great desire to “surprise” everyone back home (i. e. Paris): I do not believe that what he wants is necessarily more dollars, but rather for the AIS to once again help htm (as co-partner) to achieve his aim .of acclaim, success and recognition, possibly this time to family and friends in France. : a, . F, oT do net believe that. Subiect could ever be physically He lest half his front teeth to German interrogators and intimidated. the other halt to French prison guards. Additionally, he does possess -a defiant spirit that sometimes comes through as sheer obstinacy to friends. - G. If it is considerd worthwhile, I believe an attempt should be made to lccate a C/O locally who has handled him in the past. A C/O for whom Subject has respect as a higher echelon and whom he considers understands him. T suggest that this C/O interview Subject in an uncontrolled environment to determine what it is that Subject 14-0000 really wants. -To. bat of my ‘recollection, Subiect thought highly ‘of Monty Love (T),: the C/O that helped pitch him and whe. brought him out Black from France. Menty was to go to one of the German Stations or bases the last-time I saw hin in late 1959. _ 8. Damage Report Contribution nh, : cues : -.A. The following constitutes Undersigned' s contribution to a damage ‘report that may well be needed in view of Subject's posture in the matter at hand. It covers only that time sequente during which »-Undersigned actively handled Subject. B. This span. constitutes: - early July 59 .- date Nov’ 1960-- ‘ a Or At that time Undersigned was a junior C/O on the ; AESENTINEL Project which was’ to be prepared and launched from the ZI . by SR/DOB, a covert site ops base wm formerly in the District of Columbia, sO . ; So, -D. In early July of 59, Undersigned as "Fred" and | George Fill (SR Staffer) as Mr. George" met Subject and his teammate ‘Al’ who arrived at Natl, Airport, D.C. with their. agent handler and trainers. The group had returned from several weeks of survival training in Alaska, and consisted of: : Zubject , "Little David" (A) Gregg Ross (T) , Mr. Gregg (A) inal : "AL" (agent team mate)” Big Al"{(A) Bill Rohmer (T) | Bill (A) E.: We drove immediately to a Safehouse in the Virginia ‘countryside and conducted training, holding and orientations from that: site until the operaticn was placed on indefinite censervation: and ultimately cancelled becaSue of the Powers U-2 incident. FL: Safehouse keepers were an elderly married couple - "Geof and Janie. There were approximately 6 DOB QP vehicles exposed to Subject. : G. During this holding period another -C/O and several agent handlers were there on regular. occasions: - Perry Crookham (T} - "Mr. Pat" (A) . Myron Toloczko (T) "Ski" (A) Pa Reo tea 14-0000 . C : ; , : a ; -g- Ray Hanchulak (T) "Ray" (A) -Gordon Mothes (T) "Gordon" (A): , \ ; i Joseph Betza (T) : "Joe" (A) Col. Podwornyy (1) : "Pod" #H. ~ Subject knew the operating principles and handled the scale. mock-up of the ELINT gcar to be used on AESENTINEL, Subject. _Was .exposed to training in: 1 (1). Basic and Advanced Fieldcraft, to include small arms. : (2) Basic tradecraft techniques. and practices (3) Soviet Russian language training (4) Soviet interrogation techniques _ a i (S) -M.O. of KGB Border troops . : (6) AESENTINEL Ops. plan a _ ~ (7) Air infiltration- -exfiltration hig emtaues to ; include aircraft favored for this, |. . Ul “9. "For further. information or Clarification please call. © a ““Fréd Kirkpatrick, extension 6587. a . ae’. a ad Woh yiabecke : “Fred Kirkpatrick SR/O/PT 14-0000 WERE WP b. 7 _, 7“ = : ef YP FO. eIROSUE cB yeFOsy Sf i8D. NO INDEX, : if i H-00000 4 (nace drm rr cere all, 10 : . vo . : ! ee . ore Ne , 3 as . . em roTt . rr ; CLASSIFIED HESSAGe © Coruna, TF a OF er fie Pyne a . oo Naeem renee 5 ADVANCE (COPY. “ ime iirre aoe SLOrreo | ; info See . . T 2114382 | | PRIORITY DIR wFO PaRT CUNY BOW crTE FRAN. 9367 ; CABEZONE HARVARD, WIROGUE... - ORE ESCA 21573 . Te, Jon, MONEY, FRIENDS AND HOPE FOR FUTURE, SAYS HE HAS TRIED HARD 7 FIND AND RETAIN SUITABLE, EM POL YMENT. BUT UNFITLED FoR ANYTHING over THAN TATEL WORK. SINCE PBPRIME UNABLE PROVIDE HIM FURTHER ; ao ASSIGNMENT IN THIS FIELD HE PLANS PROCEED PART AND OFFER SERVICES - “10 FIs, _ STATED PUR POSE HIS CONTACT To DETERMINE ‘WHETHER THERE ‘ “ANY OBJECT rons HIS SEEKING sucy EMPLOYMENT f | | 1 NIROGUE CONTACTED | HARVARD TO ADVISE HE CURRENTLY WITHOUT cs 2. HARVARD CO “CONF IRMED THAT THERE NO possi rity OF RENEWING HIS AIS ASSOCIATION, WIROGUE ALSO TOLD THAT, WHILE : ‘VE UNABLE PREVENT HIM From TAKING PROPOSED ACTION, DOING so WOULD BE aT own RISK SINCE FRENCH AUTHORITIES WOULD ‘PROBABLY “ “NOT ONLY DISSELIEVE HIS STORY OF PAST AIS CONNECT TONS} Burt - WOULD TAKE ACTION AGAINST HIM FOR past CRIMINAL ACTIVITY, SuBy . QGUTWARDLY APPEARED TO. DISCOUNT THESE WARNINGS. wee, 2] SOUT MEN Pinte Ny re re ee SURES eS 14-00000 ‘ 3. ¢ : _ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ee . = __ - - INSTRUCTIONS . ' zy [PRIOR TO FILING en a —~10: ACTION BRANCH a 1 Pill sa Sect 2. on back Detach back flap and forward to RID. 2 Destroy front cover shect unless it erecards signiticant aétion takez or comments tequir- ~ -ing Preservation. IP Ate 4. Pe dai ty shown are not Ptoper, uIseHt proper ‘bgulow and forward document to RID-AN. . PHOCER FILE NO TO: ALL ADORESSEES. COMMENTS Otmwmee Cr BOLE La Fe (86 LEE: afar: fee CM err “fous 17 "Ce SUT fa “oA (7. fcc POPE NC “fo ATs” . “. cf Roow 7? “ OATE ; FILE NUMBER [PRIMARY Ccooey 326 f— 223079 OGCUMENT NUMBER EGOA 21573 Vin. Fey 1407 Foae USE PREVIOUS res 6100 to ~~ HONS ale) . . Chief, AF INFQ. . ; Chief, FE: WH; SR: KUPLUM _ - from Chief, Coordination & Support Base, . Frankfurt : : suatcr WIROGUE oe yo, “ads 1 £° Final Resettlement of WIROGUE eed ACTION REQUIRED 1 REFERENCES : . . aed. 'WIROGUE, “former REDSOX -agent candi@ate and African Division agent has’ been quitclaimed and resettled on the local economy. This ‘@ispatch summarizes the WIROGUE case from May 1962 to March 1964, “2 Subject arrived in Frankfurt/Main from the Congo on 22 May . 1962, .:KUBARK's ‘reasons. for ‘establishing contact were dictated by the need to relievé Subjéct of his KUBARK-supplied false Austrian -passport, the need to institute. or suggest a course of action which would encourage him to establish himself as a contributing member of society and, above all, prevent his return to the Congo. me - 3. Subject appeared to be primarily a resettlement problem, therefore, Orme K, DARONNAT was assigned the Case Officer responsibility. oe 4. Since adequate documentation was a primary. consideration for “Teo successful resettlement, Subject was briefed on the relative merits of the types of . FEDREP,-documentation available. Although Headquarters had recommended a -backstopped. Fremdenpass, subsequent discussions “between DARONNAT ‘and MKTOPAZ FRAN representatives indicated a 'Reiseausweis to be the proper document for, permanent resettlement, .. With the cooperation ‘of ODIBEX. Camp King representatives, Subject “=! was interviewed ahd granted political recognition on the basis of a fabricated story’in. which he claimed to be a Georgian who defected from East Berlin while with a tourist group. .. 5. The WIROGUE case suffered a temporary setback when in December 1962 the BUNDESVERFASSUNGSSCHUTZ (BFV), the West German organization responsible for the internal security of the FEDREP became interested in. Subject and requested all available information. HARVARD briefed OCA Bonn that Subject was strictly a HARVARD agent resettlement case whose name, recognition interview story, etc were complete : fabrications to insure his receiving political recognition anda Reiseausweis. OCA advised the BFV that Subject was of continuing AIS interest and HARVARD resumed its resettlement efforts... 2 rae? D 2 3 DATE DISPATCHED CATE TYPED 4 June 64 OISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER EGOA-21573 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMDER (Continua) f-' ont Ya 1 GROSS REFERCNCE TO 1 : ' ~ ' ‘ye y 1 DP B2waVe - 72 J " CLASSIF ICATIGN SECRET { 4}32W-120-012/01 ‘| -FEDREP files and replaced them with the new. : a ree rererarescr amar ter rate) TT ERE UNSINE Site ; CONTINUATION OF H “ . DISPATCH | $-E-C-R-E-T } EGOA+21573 G. By summer 1963 detailed South American immigration data had been acquired. This disclosed. that Subject's. language deficiencies, background, knowledge of the Soviet Union, and work history were insufficient to guarantee hits smooth processing through the .INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPEAN. MIGRATION ' (ICEM)... Our “investigation also pointed up the fact that until Subject was provided with a'detailed life history containing the informetion required by prospective employers and/or immigration authorities, he was not ina position to be resettled anywhere, let alone South America, - As a‘result, HARVARD's plans to process “Subject for immigration had to be cancelled, at_least temporarily. 7. cA CABEZONE Stage I C.0, was given the task of preparing a _ life story containing the factual information needed for the filling “2 out of job applications, to stand up under detailed interviews and, . if.South American immigration ever took place, to satisfy immigration ‘requirements. This.léegend was given: to.ODIBEX Camp King representa- tives who ‘prepared a new political -recognition interview story, arranged for the removal of copies of the old story from the various .. §, For the. first time since Subject had arrived in HARVARD's . custody the way was clear for a final resettlement. Subject's . Reiseausweis was renewed and. he was’ quitclaimed and advised to work and establish himself in Germany. He was told that nothing more could be done for him and that immigration to South America at anytime in the future would be without KUBARK assistance. 9, HARVARD has done everything to insure Subject a successful future -free from. problems resulting from his "black" association with KUBARK, Therefore, there is food reason to believe that KUBARK will not have to become involved with any of Subject's “future problems. It is also unlikely he will attempt to coerce KUBARK with threats to reveal all. With his criminal background he is aware that he cau ‘be brought to the attention of the French '. authoities. He also believes that. KUBARK's position in the FEDREP is such that we have nothing to.fear from any action on his'part. . 10. At the time of this writing Subject has a position as research and development engineer with a Munich firm. He allegedly receives DM 1500 per month, has an expense account and is to receive a percentage of all profits realized’ from the sale of any devices he develops. He expects to move to Munich permanently about the end of May or June 1964, 11, HARVARD has arranged with CSB Data Processing Branch to publish a noforn drop notice under Subject's documented name so that any attempt to immigrate to any country will bring him to the attention of KUBARK and appropriate action can be taken. 12, It is suggested that Headquarters arrange to apprise HARVARD of any inquiries regarding Subject under his documented name or any of the names listed in Attachment C, . i 7) wo . oa i, Teme ORME K, DARONNAT | | £ acne Gyre ee APPROVED: — Attachments: A. Recognition Interview Story (USC) B. Termination Agreement (usc) Cc. Iden List _ (USC) Distribution: . Qrig & 1 - AF, w/atts (USC) : uo atts o, atts co ° ates , : . w/o—atts Date RDP OP CLASSIFICATION : USE PREVIOUS EDITION. REPLACES FORMS 91-28, SL-SIA AND S109 WHICH AE OBSOLETE S-E-C-R-E-T 14-0000, q pOGI aNar p aguya ON HOLVdSIGa - €LSTe-VyOom * te OL V INANHOVLLY: YIAOD BLvuvdssS | Tee hake Pelli bad. s : © Pad Varhure ail . ect I tt : . . . ‘ oe , 7 - e TNA nO MI Cay Las BeZt. Oberuradl/Ta., dan 25.0.1962 In hoglottung aines Dolnotochera orcohotnt dor angebliche - auslindioche Piilcatling . Grorg Prank Bandera, | --— Bebe nm 25. Juli,1915 An TiLlis/ceorgien/Uas SRep -- wohnhaft in Gberurael/on., Tohanaractre 145, Reorufy hlektroingoniour, Bta: ‘toanfones ungeklirt, feo UdS SR, - Bktornt “O*nidn Je und Maria. gave Kantéoheli, aa a ; bodice varetorbeny - . _ und oridict nto “rongts _ a, _ a a. Ich weit, ‘wooha2b: Gon heute. hier botragt werden soll. Moin. \ iad Dolactscher hat air auch ‘Goeact, dkB ich G10 Yohrhait angeben soll,” an° ‘aonst die: Oo fahr -banteht, @ad meine Anerke. NUAg - ala ausliindiocher Plucht2ling cofthrdet iat, Ich wurde aln Hlteates Kind aoiner. Bltacn godorons Toh hatte : nooh einen Brudory der aber kura naon Gor Gcburt verstorben det. , ’ Mein Vater war von HFeruf Ingenteur, iat aber berotet in Jahra oa 2924 veratorbvon. Ich aalbat kann aioh an meinen Veter nioht aohy erinyrn, Meine ‘intter Ast im Johre 1934 an. ottiesd Nerge Bohlag voratorhen, Sié6 war suletst Kaipiererin in (etned Schuhroparaturdonobift in ‘Tiflio. Meine Schulseit degann in Jrhre 1927, -o-ich an moinen Uoburtse. - ort bia 1934 din aortige Deutachea vchule besuchte. Ea war aine Schule, in dar nach deuts her Gesichtepunkten unterrichtet wurdo. Sir dodkonton une zu dannliger Zait der doutachen Iprache und hatten nur w.niga Stunden, wo wie An der goorgischen Sprache’ untorrichte? wurcens In Suhre 1934 kam ich, nach: m, deh durah eine Prilfung é1e Be= funigung nachweison nudte, aun Blektro~Technikun in Tiflis, den auch ein Internat angoschloasen wars Die finanatellen “ittel “fir diene Schule brauchta’ foh nicht aufbringony sondorn nat wt ein Peinendiuar. 7 An dieser Ishronatalt atadlorée ich vier Jahre Pryoiky Mathonats Secantontey Bnglipen und Tterature a> ' ' Hebden der oigentiic® can Poohauabildung erhtolten wir auch eing we vorniiitirische Ausbildungs :n der KUrperschule ait eingo= echloscen. Ware Wihrend dor Soanorferien waron die Studenten moist ‘gut etner Kolehoae “Derokartlats ‘ua go an der Borgung der | irnta. ‘mitauhelfon. ‘Ia. Pruhjahr. 1938 hatte 4¢h meine Adaohlusprifung. Ich bestand : dioue- “und erhielt nein Diplome So ‘ _ Schon ‘yon dor: Tnhranatalt ‘wurden ‘uno Artéiteplitsc eugewiesone © tir mugten ung su dionen Eweak auf sw i Jahre vorpflichtons “Toh wlirde- egen,* “dad dante. eine ‘geviase R oxgenhlung dor wie _ -gawith on Golder eu tnacke, deo Studiung 9 golotatet werdon ‘golltes and eich in’ “Zoohaka Jas : - Plata def: a An'28.. Auguat 1941 wurde Len eur rueateohen Armee eingegogene Ich kom: naoh: Byakue Ea handelte eich um eine PlakoinheLt,. aie in der Oaljanekij1 Kasorne tinte. -gobracht var, Nach meinor _ swediaonatigen Grundausbaldung wurde“ich ale Kraftfahrer ausge= | “pildet. _ Bun Schlus: ‘moinor Dienstseit war toh Fobrer des Divistonckoanane doura, Oderstleutnant OQURGENIDSS. | . . Is Jahre 1944 wurde Joh sua Foldwodel deLdrdert. Mae dieses “> Dienaterad: habe ich auch 1946 die Amace verlansen, Es we im Septemtor. Ich kehrto wieder an meinen frilhoren Arboito~ plats surtick, don ioh bio su-moiner Flucht innohatte. “Run ru meinen Fluchtcrundent Trotsuem ich in einom komaunistischen Land geboren und ersogen wordon wary dagann ich doch schon frilhseitig zu veretehon, daB fur die Rinselperaon keine persinliche Frotheit bentand. _ Ee war mir auch klar, .da8 persinlicher Aufotieg nicht von . dea Talent und der Xoohtachaffenheit eines Nonsohen abhing, © eondarn von ‘dem AudanG der polifischen Retitigung. Ich erkannte die kornunistiochen Ligen, doa dio Wirklichkelt so verschiedon von. der offisiellen Propaganda war. Wihrend und naoh den Ariege traf fon Menaohen, die went liche ‘Idndor besucht hatten und ich war in der Ing». Bruohstuoke der Wahrhoit liber den Unterrahiod. in den Lebensarten aug diesen Ersthlungen abguleiten, obwohl alle diese Berichte sehr vorsichtig vorgebracht wurden. — 1400009] * . ’ Ich hdrte achlieGlich auoh noch weatliche Sender, un aich, su orientieren. Kring feindlicha =instellung sua Fosstunisous . wurde imser atiirker und ea wurde fir =1¢h inser sohwiorigers S 2° nich ait meinon Redonsarten z£u kontrollieren und diesen Gefvhien Richt offan ‘Auadruck gu verJeihens . In dunt 1962 kaa cohliesiicn der Sichorheitagionst zu diy “en tieinen, Arbeiteplate. In, der arinchliedendon Yernehrung wurde’ ‘toh beschuldigt, ein langjihriges Witglied einer goorrischen Riders tandagruppe ‘2u sein und rogiorungofoind= Atohe AuGerungen: getan au hedens Obwohl ich aolchs Xuforungoa ' ped versc edenon Yelegerhoiten gemacht hatte und dashald | ; adhuldig im Sinn én letzteren Tele der Ancchuldigungen a War,.-konnto doh" funion, ‘dad: dor Bicherheitodienat nioht |. gentigond Informationen. bona. ‘Teh verneinte dechalb alle a) ‘Ahsohulaigungen, °" a Ruch lan:em Verhtr wurde ich in moine Foh-ung entlaezen und erhielt die Auflage, meinen dphneite nicht su verlas:ene. . AuBerden wurde mir erklart, dad ich epAter von Sichorheites * | fens? noch hdren wilrde. Alle diese Unotinde lieden in mir * den Godankon ‘der Plucht konzan, Ich lebte fortan imnor in . der Anant, von. Sichorheitodienst verhaftet su warden, Haoh '- weiflicher Ubcrlegung setate {oh na 25.6.62, also drei Tage . _ nach den. iverhbr, no ine Fluchtabsichten in die Tat an. . aaa Blo an jeden- Tag, 80 vorlieS ioh auoh su gewohiter Zolt, a “Began 07.00° Uhr, meine Yohnung. Anetatt abor gum Arboitae , Platz au-gcehan, verlied toh die Stadt in Richtung Bamtrediae | Den Zug getraute ich mir nicht cu benutgon, weil ich der Meinung war, da8 dieser liberwmncht wird, Nach etwa 2 oder 3 Kilometer wurde toh auf dor Lndstrasee von eines Lantwagen aufgenonnen, der nich nach Sontredia brachte. Dort bestiog Ich dain wohlieflich den Zug maoh Baku, dar gezeon 14.00 UhF ankam. Ich versteokte mich in der Folsegei¢t big sur Dunkelheid Ich ging an Soe entlang. Noch etwa 2 Kilogeter Fuln: rach vernichtete: ich ‘meinen Pad. ( Peroonalauszeia _) und vergrubd * meine Kleidung. - Ich nuste nitatioh von diesom Ort vornuchen, schvianend tilrkicchos Gebit su erreicken. Ea Mag unglaubdlich, klingan, aber ich sch-ama bia gegon 04.00 Unr frtth. An Land gckoanen, wuite-ich nicht, wo foh mich defand, In einer Hutte fand ich aber Geganatinde, aue denen 1oh annehmen mudte, coe mich noch innerhalb des sowjetiachon Toritoriuzs gu befinden.s oe , : . OF ofa 14-0800 mo . ewe Ich yoreteoxto mich sieder und varteta bie suaAfbonds .” Ich ging ochlieAlich wieder ino %_so0% und sohvani nun ., der Ktinto entlnng. - Ich atthte mich wieder die ginse Nacht aby ohre 4a0 ich gonay wubte, wo foh nich bofand. Im dorgen= grausn ging ich wieder: an Lind. Ich hielt mich = cuniichat in einer Hobe vorotookte ‘Im L.ufe der nachfolgonden Gtundea rs traf ‘toh einon Knaben von. etwa 11. oder 12 Jahron. Von tha “ erfuhr deh, da {ch afoh auf tlirkiechem Grbtet, in dor : Nuhe von Kenal<Pancha defend. Da.doh tmnr noch nicht Sicherheit hatte, ‘werste: ‘Kte 4ch nich woiterhin gwel Tages Der. ‘ot cehorahend, niher te Ach mich cohlieflich der Orte ‘dohatt Keznl=Pasoha. HAS ‘meinen ‘ruceieohen Sprachkonntnioe gen konnte. ‘4ch aich @en herbetgekon:enen Per-onen nicht /Yerstindlich onachen. Man dedrohte mich nit St0cken und ; Axton, ‘bie fo ich sfa-nohlietlich Uberseugen konnte, a8 - \ * ANA tay OrvLet kime und. um Nilfe bitte, Minner — der Ortrohaft Ubergaben mich sohliieflich don ailitiricohes - BohSrden in Renal~Parohae _ Ded meiner Flucht war toh lediglich nit oiner Badehosa " ‘peifleddots An den FUdon hatte toh Schwimnfloasen. Heiter | trug toh. oin’? ‘Tinppmesner bed mir, mit dem ich aioh im Hote fallo Yortoidigon FOLLEGs.. - : : mioh U*-Behdrden, ade nich noch: ay gletonen z, 69 nach .. Deutschland brachtens . Daa. det die Kuhrhott. Ich bitte, nich als ausl. PluchtLing anzuerkennon, wil doh ous politicchen Grunden und aue Angst vor Verfolgung metne Hoimnt vorlnason habes _ Ich bin bisher noch nicht boatraft. “f°. Wegen moiner Zukunftoabsichten befragts, erkiire ich, da8 PS als J. °° deh aussuwandern gedenkes Bs iat abor auch nicht auage~ i oa we schlossen, daf ich mich in Buropa ntederlasse. ; oa ee Dee int ulles, wan {oh yon mir dua und auf Befragon sogen po ean er be a Die in rusoiooher bprache sefthrto. ¥-rhandlung habe doh ° : di yor, , ' -‘veretanien und bosthtige dia Richtigkoit durch meine : ey " ‘Untercchrift, — re 2 Ce a de ongent . : . 4 « ROpiby aE Kom , [ micROFICMED JUN 16 igo4 _ DOC: MICRO. SER. The undersigned herety acknovleizges chat a contractual relationshis- hss heretofore existed tetveen hin and the Government of the United States of America (hereinafter re z "the Governnent™}, The Governnent e tisfied ali of its obi nas, fully and completely igations to the undersigned. . The undersigned on bezals of himself, tis heirs, exacutors, adninistra- tors ‘and, assigna hereby releases and forever discharges the Governnent, its . officers, agents ani ensicrees fron any and sli debts, claims, benefits or demands ‘arising out of the above mentioned contractual relationship, . _ 2 The undersigzed-fully understands and Scpreciates the fact that the orior .,~ relationship between the ratties and all information ani knowledge acquired in * the course of Said relationship (particularly with reference to Persons and methods enbdloyed ‘by the Government: are the promrty of sald Government and constitute nilitery ‘secrets affecting its security. The umersiened knows and” -understands that these are rrotected by German Law under the orovisions of . “Annex A to the Cofvention on Rights and Obligstions of Foreign Forces in the _ Federal Republic.of Germany. — me , The Government {s highly appreciative of the excellent services hereto- fore rendered by the undersioned. However, ta creserve the security above mentioned, it is further unierstooi and agreed thst toth parties shail here- after disavow that the relationship ever existed, The undersigned furthe> agrees he possesses ro right, title or interest in any information or -knowledce arising out of said relationship and he fur- ther solemnly swears tnat he will never Givu cublish or reveal by word - conduct or any other means the fac: of said Lienship nor any such ano .- or Anformation arising therefrom except as authoriged in writing by the-sans ... OPfLelal of the Government as that uho witnesses this oath, ©... Tes De ven Jim. ZA Mop Ly as this 3 p 7 oo Q bon F S cel, (2.5,) a) Ne SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT B TO DISPATCH NO. FGOA-21573 DATED 4 JUNE 1964. are Te ee a ee ee a a. . . tele Ls yuri etd ee “ S02 Loca D PSDP 2. wre ea 2 | — If : SEPARATF. COVER. ATTACHMENT C TO DISPATCH NO EGOA-21573. _ DATED 4 JUNE 1964 IDEN LIST - — eee A oo) DAVID de PANASKHEP, [Pmcncrieé= {yuna 6 94 yore GEORG REINER DAVID TZITZICHVILI wtf 2P ISD S 14.0000 EXSrRPT FROM BSCA 21181 -- HARVASD RESEGTL ENT " -WIROGUE a, UFNT ‘SUMMARY FOR JANUARY 196k: Subject's new legend has been. translated into German and given to the ODIBEX Camp King representatives who will use it as the basis for a ’ new political recognition interview Story. AS.Soon-as the new story is completed copies will be placed in the various files to replace copies of the old story. At this point, Subject's documentation. will be. - . compietcly in order and actual resettle-. ment should be accomplished in a few ~' days. Pas. St} 233977 , Lo, [ieee 14-0000 . . . . . SECRET _- HARVARD SUMMARY OF. RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY. 1 - 30 Septenber 1963 "> >: n- “DEFECTOR CASES: co Case Name’. at ' _ | Action Taken ce A. On- Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period: ‘DS~ 108". “Subject moved out of HARVARD ‘housing. : - during the month after naving ‘located ag ~.’ appropriate employment with CAMANTILLA'S. |. . . assistance. The. results of Subject's -T.B. tests were obtained on 24 September _and aré negative... He will. continue in ‘his Current job and concentrate on further English Study until December 4 ‘when he will again be considered for inmigration to the U 5. under P. L. 86-648. ; . DS-129—i«; Through the assistance of MKTOPAZ and “ ODIBEX, Subject received his Fremdenpass _ — and was interviewed for FEDREP political po recognition, Shortly after being turned ; over to CAMANTILLA, who is assisting him in his efforts to obtain local employ- ment, the need for additional interroga-~— tion arose, While his job hunt. was, therefore, Slightly delayéd, it Should recommence shortly. Due to the sensitive nature of Subject's documentation — ‘ problem Chaving been previously granted refugee recognition by another country), HARVARD wiil continue to maintain contact with him until. the Reizseausweis is issued. IDEN-271* Subject immigrated to the U.S, 19 September 1963 without HARVARD assistance or CAMANTILLA sponsorhip. Be Received During Reporting Period: DS-130 ' profession: Electro-technictan: : designer of high voltage power circuits Rec'd by HARVARD: 20 September 1963 | From: CABEZONE |. : Nationality: Czechoslo: fakiaa Age: 27 . -No of Dependents: 0O Resettlement Officer: Orme K. DARONNAT Group 1 Excluded from automatic Downgrading and declassification SECRET Jopeds3 477 -- DS-130 (Cont) SECRET -2- Action Taken HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Subject! s | procéssing for immigration.to the U.S... Under Public Law 414 has already been- completed. He is scheduled: to ‘depart. 28° October 1963: via-an’ ICEH: flight: for New York where CAMANTILLA will meet ‘and - -assist. Until - “this. departure. date he wall. occupy, HARVARD housing and continue 7 his study of English. , Profession: Mechanical Engager . Rec'd by HARVARD: 30‘September 1963 © From: CABEZONE Som : Nationality: — Polish. Age: -30 ; : '- No. of Dependents: 0. | Resettlement Officer: Arthur.A, LIFALL HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Immigration ‘to-Canada (see EGOA 20576, dated 24° September 1963). C. Former Defector Resettlement. Cases (or Cases Still in Stage IJ) Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Period: DS-924 DS-125 DS-127 Camp King. informed HARVARD that Subject had applied for a Reiseausweis renewal in order to visit the FEDREP. Head-~ quarters' answer to HARVARD's query re.- adviseability of issuing renewal will be passed to the appropriate authorities, thru Camp King, when received. While immigration. to the U.S. under P.L, 86-648 was initiated for Subject and his family (see EGOA-20570, 18 Scptember 63), HARVARD now feels his best chances for U.S. entry, in view of his long C.P, membership, is under P, L, 414 first preference (sce FRAN 2170), Preliminary discussions have been held with AMCONGEN and an advisory opinion wil! be obtained, Application for U.S, immigration under P. LL. 86-648 has been formally turned down by the local I&NS office. .CABEZONE is currently awaiting. Head- quarters reaction to EGOA-20573, 19 September which recommends P, L. 110 handling. * Resettled during the reporting period, Subject will not appear. on next month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until some new.unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed and the new action described under Category IC. SECRET 14-0000 -3- “0. ME. AGENT CASES: ae ‘Case Name , Action Taken A. ( at gO . Period: ne " CAHAVOC -1... “Subject continues: to be of interest rr rr: Soe ' ; _: until he is successful- in “his attempt: . | to: find an apartment -on the economy; © Background material for Subject’s new legend has been. acquired with the = .- | assistance of Stage 1. HARVARD’ Hopes. -. . . is to begin the final Stages of Subject's “. -Fesettlement ‘in the near future, - ..- «, Subject immigrated: to thé U.S, 5 September “1963 on PAA FLT #73, °° 0. 2 TOPE IDEN-272 ce Tké initial stages of FEDREP political ite recognition have been completed. Subject’s: ~ ; position has been legalized to the extent _ vy . . - . that he is now looking for employment on me _ : _ the economy. cee ; TIDEN-274 ‘. With the assistasce of CAMANTILLA Subject : " commenced his photographic training in -«» Hamburg. on 10 September; Upon completion _ of his schooling (in-early 1964) he will | be given the monetary grant awarded by ~- Headquarters ag compensation for his eight-year imprisonment, B. Received During Reporting Period: NONE C. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action During Reporting Period: AEBLANKET-2 HARVARD C. 0, ORME K, DAPONNAT and . former HARVARD C. O. DAVID R, REINBOLD visited Subject at her request, She asked for help for a girlfriend who had become involved in possible foreign. : -- intelligence activities in the local : '. .,area. Arrangements were made for a oS a" REINBOLD to introduce an FOB/CE C.0o, : a . to Subject, .e + AEPOLE-25. Additional correspondence has been So . : . exchanged with Subject in connection : . with his attempting to establish with } ': FEDREP authorities that he contributes oo, to the support,of his children living tog : in the USSR, Bo SECRET ‘DIHESITANT —= = =. At the request of FOB/SAT, HARVARD ae has beea iz contact with AMCONGEN FRAN . ‘tosestablish most expeditious way for ‘Subject to be processed for immigration —— to thé U.S. Iumigration is complicated ‘by the’ fact that Subject and wife are’; “| residing in another country and for .._ _ ‘Security reasong must not be processed. - _ at the U.S. Consulate located in that “s.. “country, so Pb, { IARVARD continues to-maintain contact. | th Subject through our local post .-| | kan g.-Headquarters ‘and-other each letter received,. >. SIDEN-238 , 24: ~. | HARVARD maintains ‘periodic. contact with 242 0. thts family and continues. to pay che... es "widow “of -IDEN 238 a monthly subsistence © ; ' payment of DM 150.,: ; oe . . -7 . as at IDEN-239 & 240 HAPVARD arranged for a meeting between | . _the“ local representative of CAMANTILLA _and an FOB/SAT Cc, 0. to discuss ‘the : ‘possibility for continued financial : ‘assistance to Subjects through U,S,E.P, - IDEN 263 - . The New York: office of CAMANTILLA has. co mo ' brought to HARVARD's attention the . recurring difficulties which it has" had _. with Subject. This problem was discussed ’ with FOB/SAT and a summary of the situation forwarded to Headquarters in FROB 5827, Resettled during the reporting period, Subject will not appear on next:.month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until some new unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional HARVARD action, In this event the case will be listed | and the new action described under Category TIC. ; — et SECRET ‘Opriate KUBARK. elements the.giat of. 2 gs! WIROGUE: 0791 -(PARVARD Resettlement: Summary) em, “Ubber, C3 - Subject's new legend has been prepared ‘and will be used to provide the details for a new FEDREP political recognition interview. The next step will be to . arrange to have the new interview story substituted for the old thus paving the ; way for Subject's permanent resettlemeat.— ford 33¥77 14-0000 CORSE CATION z re Syme AND NO DISPATCH [to ae "Chief, Es- ined on _ Chief of Boge, Bonn.” TATE —s | MAPRED FOR INDEXING rer Codkdination & support. Rase/Frankfurt 9 Sept -CABRSONE/HARVARD : —o — . . i topping of EB setti £ & D4 —— al c yx NO NOERRIG BEQUIRED ; Soo: . . j | INDER:NG CaN BE UOGED Fa - i BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY "| 1, Reférences represent an taitial misunderstanding of. f - the problen-of WIROGUE which is now being clarified, : . Sot The -probien of backstopping of resettlenént ‘and - : disposa cases has been carefully reviewed by elements of CSB cancerned including CABETONE,; MKTOPAZ and CATHINK.-.In this connection there is attached. = copy of a menorandun dated 27 | . -AUgust-1963° from -Chief/MKTOPA?-which: outlines the current ‘ gituation. As will -be noted URTOPAZ -has and will expand its _ Capability for procuremeat of operational docurentgs independent of the 513th ICG. It is believed that the present procedures for backstopping of resettlenent asd disposal cases should be continued, In theory an inderendent capability is desirable but not really practical at this time, Creation of an independent capability for backstopping resettlement cases would require duplication of the procedures and practices now . Followed by Mr. Fillms of the Sl3tk ICG. In addition, we would | not have the advantage of Hiding our cases from the Germans among. other Army disposal cases, ‘Furthermore, USAREUR has requested notification prior to contact with any German officials of any Bensitive ceases which we may desiré to handle without military assistance--see USAREUR letters dated 7 August 1961 and 25 March 19€2, attached. with considerable effort it would be possible: ‘to backstop some of our resettlement and disposal cases directly with German officials, It would ke quict difficult, however, to prevent the Army fron learniag of such actiou which is contrary _ to the USAREUR request. . . .8. It is possible that the PEDREP will enact new legislation on the cantrol of non-Gernan refugees. Likewise, : new FEDREP energency laws may affect this type of case. We vill ’ keep this situation under review and in the avent the circun- stances change willinittate’ appropriate action, ‘NORRIS D, WALLACH Attachrents: (F/¥) vel 1. Ueno dtd 27 Aug. '63 ot 2, USAREUR Ltr dtd 7 Aus '€1° 3. USAREUR Ltr dtd 23 war 'é2. | ! Distribution: ‘ | 2 - C/EE w/atts : : 1 ~-.CGE/Bonn w/o atts 14.90000 : oe ee Follow $1 to Richmond ; . Turn RIcHr ore g1 on #161 approximately 2 Riles before you Teach Richmond City Limi ts,- Follow #161 over S¢ toy bridge to §360,.. : i _ Turn right on #360 to #153, Tum Lett on #253 to #6, Tam RIGHT on $460 to Blackstotie, Turn LEFT on road to main Bate - Camp Pickett At Main Gate ~ ¢a1) Bldg. No. 2823, Operator will Plecs call,. Escort will meet <p -: you at main gate, a, : i f me aie 2913 ot fla é fon ; SKU ; c: ; KAY Qa. 7 ine Ren amt Koy a f . . re da i3e7 14-0000 7 Lat \uecie (yas hen a tel e a : + L 5 : Stk W bee ood eo . \ whe Sarre hoe is a coun Re We - . = ie ie fos Foure a) la. ~ cone ale nee fon : § Ve eth acy teable hook Bat ves ve syn qo PAS se Q closed \y wp athe a Uoeabe oie ak, beat th ree \ oh cM \ (eu 1 he bok » ‘Sous SN War Se wel 2 She ee \ a whe s we ae ae axe a on et wud ce Lou wo bet paster = ages te od Jee shou: tear at ya Lore as ay He it \ ae bacvee- - plat fe epee ws oh wed we hovel nn ’ } . / . well | bk (oosk Lees yesnible an Ywe . thee ane de ‘fice i } ech id Yue ay he. cn Se eee i gaily ACRE Hab = yaa. . ee othe e rhs pre haeleows bene “e wei tonn ae tases YE " ; og . i 5 awd he te. laa’ uy pite Perea aa oh me wth Liven . ] ides peat Cee rk ip clove rps he jad the ea! Lh wile. 4, ihe I Be. \ . i . \ : ; 4 ; : Wy true eee . a \). y bein 4 a! . \ vy thaw ek vk \ Ca ae ‘ - i . ¢ a be ~ to. id \, _ oles cea bedy eet ety LS see TAN alg: obey yo tok & | F 1 Hy | i : \\ Hy . ‘ wo dce \. : : nee Le ke We acho ee he ye se fis et dis Ma ese ' py 1d a ; het} \. fon i fe Caer , re Ce ye ; fu has t w hacte wee . ere ee mI yi : ; 1° UMN wey mck ( TN A \ \ a Jour yt un oy ‘ye ‘ \ ea wkte 1) Lee get Vee eo ee cu. A ‘ RRL ty i heen ude : | wake Any ree ‘ Weer deve week Ts elprore. dee veal L. {= a t, f I ns | Wow walk hake. bare t tet W kee ee waeseen lee. Is Ue Ue be lo H i i 2. 14-0000, Shey GER YT Wy TY Bie te te WA ae 4 ‘| . “\ . s S 2944 7 | pit /¢. aye a TR a wt ek | 4 "1 ae \ on Whe - - : eS J Y } . ; . je 7 “ : vd / are AVL. “| ar he al lo: a al lense ys ee i 7 hes abo hare ‘Mag uch 4 have wee Tohy Tae _ A ana) Me “| es < at vt mira Sy) re ‘pore oT DROEK acl assis » NOTUNDEX=CLA CROSS KEFCRE SIFY TO FILE p, 84, eyo Free aera : “Fire wic_- -SiGNaTURE ACTION: “TINFO. - ser | ET usraar— rr as ; te i . Frat INFO DIR FA08 CITE BONN 4354 : : 5 R- . 7 in HARVARD Lore onOVE WIROSUE an | 1 : . a, : a 5 WA 4253 1N39733_ A cs CREF bra Gant, eno TO FRoBy Cin) Z 68155) e c > SUSREST YOST. DISCREET WAY OBTAIN 11:20 REQUIRED, Is QUERY Pp "re canaven. ot . os . ecrR iy 7 i ce ers TINT: *STATED FOR RESETTLEMENT puneasts iT IMPORTANT HARVARD Know WHETHER = LISTED INTERPOL. - 2» ‘ yee | o c : i P “ oO a Y ' i 4 : oR : R i. % ' ¢ i 9 c P ny 23310) 3 1 ¥ an .P J [~ Lo pxeiunis eo AUTOMATIC DOWN} "¥ i i { cRerthG & OECLASSIFICATION Y PRODUCTION BY OTRER THAT VSLUTNS GRICE 1S PROHIBITED . ste cuassiny. TO rice NO. ——% on ws yD). _ . ; ‘ Pi/- 23397) doh NCEE TERE E ET Foe cle hot Oo — fo} REFERER tL ~ _ FALE RIO Palace erg 1prpsancha ies CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SIGNATURE Acti a eepe lf : .. : | 7 i / 7 te . | INFO. .3 CI, ci/ors, Fi, COC, wad” 6, sie 2 a SEQ RETASIONZ | ee oo ; ~ BONN - INFO! DIR CITE FRAN 7407— ¢ 0 “HARVARD LCIMPROVE WIROGUE = Sg los ° Pp LS MAR 1863 NN88799, °F y REF ‘FRAN 6a8s (0 | 62960)” a So ¥ “1. FOR RESETTLEMENT: PURPOSES IT IMPORTANT HARVARD KNOW . WHETHER W [ROGUE LISTED INTERPOL. CAN BONN DISCREETLY MAKE THIS. | DETERWINATION? ' "-@, NO.FRAN TRACES UNDER NAMES DAVID T2ITZTCAVILT OR pavID te PANASKHET DPOB 28 DEC 1919 TIFLIS, USSR. pSRERED Tone fe <a c/s COMMENT: *SUGGESTED CAVATA BE ADVISED WIRAGE WILL PROBABLY BE RESETTLED a ° OUTS IDE GERMANY. ° Z , R i 3 : * ¢c 0 3 P ’ Poi 233997 ; GROUP 1% EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN= GRADING AND DECLASSIF ICATION OFFICE IS PROHIBITED “ REPROOUCTION BY OTHER 14-0000 DIRECTOR . gear FRANKFURT cE'6 . ~ Ci, CI/OPS, Fl, coc, TSD 5¢ ARs sR 6, $/C 2 © BONN INFO DIR BRLN CITE FRAN 6489 "HARVARD ‘LCIMPROVE CaVATA. TECHS ‘WIROGUE O EF (BONN AISS (“Zasa/) ¥ —N62960 1 ORDER KE cavaTa OUT OF WIROGUE CASE THEY MAY BE INFORMED VIROSUE 1S OF CONTINUING OPS INTEREST - To AlS. HOWEVER a AS HARVARD EXPLAINED DURING OCA VISIT BONN 5- FEB MWIROGUE WAS AND “Is “STRICTLY RESETTLEMENT CASE OF NO AIS ops INTEREST. SUGGEST CAVATA) ALSO or a WILL -PROBADLY BE NY wot W he ye END OF MESSAGE a "RESETTLED OUTSIDE GERM ANYs c/s. COMMENT: * REQUESTED INFORM CAVATA THROUGH NORMAL CHANNELS. St /- 249477 : : SECR E T | GROUF 1 Ae ey) FROM AUTOS TIC DOWNGRAG HIN & REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFIGEAS PROMATED. a Copy No. [~ ROUTING Director FROM ‘BONN ot . | 7 ‘ACTION: c&6° .*. _ po. oo :INFO : Cl, ci/ors, Fl, CDC, 780 2 “AF ‘4, PaITY FRAN INFO DIR, BREN CITE BON 4139- "-.PARVARD ‘LCINPROVE CAVATA TECHS GiRogus <<": a Romar "REF. FRAN 6399 Cw €023¢] ; ee ‘SINCE THIS IS APPARENTLY A*KUSARK CASE AND “ORIGINAL QUERY CAME FROM CAVATA TO KUBARK ELEMENT Oca, FAIL UNDERSTAND NEED FOR TRANSHITTING REPLY TO CAVATA VIA 515TH REP. ALSO-DO NOT FEEL IT NECE CESSARY CONTACT cavata CHIEF IN RESPONSE ROUTINE “WORKING LEVEL CAVATA QUERY. THIS HAY BE ATTEMPT ON WILLMS PART TO FIND EXCUSE VISIT CAVATA CHIEF. i 2, IF THs ROUTINE CABEZONS CASE FEEL STAGE 1 DEBRIEFING "1 AND ASSESSYENT WHICH HOR?ALLY PASSED CAVATA WILL SATISFY LATTER’S , NEEDS, -ON OTHER HAND IF KUBARK HSS CONTINUING OPERATIONAL, ° INTEREST 4S PARAGRAPH 2 IMPLIES YE cy INFORY CAVATA ACCORDINGLY THROUGH NORMAL CHANNELS, 7 _S+Ctesase aovrse, END CF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT; *FRAN ASKED BCNN ADVISE !F DESIRES WILLMS CHECK IN WITH BONN PRIOR VISIT CAVATA, 293477 EXCLUOCO FROM AUTO= MAT.C CONNGRADING & OECLASS IFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN TH= ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. ee 14-00000 FROM = FRANKFURT, ” 1 ACTION: -EE 6 : | Fanco : Cl, C1/0PS,. F1, coc, 180 5//AF , 9/C 2 PRITY BONN INFO DIR“ BRLN CITE FRAN 6399 = hile. ©. HARVARD LCIMPROVE CavaTa TECHS/GfROGUE, ~~ REF EGNA 2508s . 1.” suBy REF Is HARVARD AGELT DISPOSAL CASE WIROGUE REGISTERED CAMP KING WHERE HE PROCESSED 28 AUG 62 FOR POLITICAL RECOGIITION. _ IN ORDER LEGALIZE HIM FOR RESETTLEMENT. — ne bo Be case: DISCUSSED WITH MR. JOHN WILLNS WMO WILL VISIT BONN: FEB AND WILL TAKE MATTER uP DIRECTLY WITH CHIEF, CaVATA TELLING HIM THIS: als CASE AND ASK HIM NOT PURSUE. i 3 PLS ADVISE PRIORITY IF YOU DESIRE WILLNS CHECK IN WITH ve y ee PRIOR HIS VISIT CAVATA. ie END OF MESSAGE hey. 430477 aco FROM AUTOS COWNGRAD TN « five t. Ow 45 ICE iS PRUHNSITEO. Copy yb. i REFROC LO TIGN cy OT: 14-0000 (fi, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _rusxo 2A» £ <= FRANKFRT ; ACTION: EE 6 -PRITY: BONN INFO| DIR BRL. CITE FRAN 6399 7 HARVARD LcIMpRove. CAvAT A TECHS WiRoGUE Sf neo oo wh REF EGNA 25e83 - " a mot ee _ de ‘suay REF Is HARVARD AGERT® DISPOSAL CASE vIROGUE REGISTERED. + a ‘CAMP KING WHERE HE PROCESSED 28 AUS 62 FOR POLITICAL RECOGITION _ TA ORDER LEGALIZE HIM FOR RESETTLEWENT. & 2. CASE DISCUSSED WITH MR. JOXN VILLMS WHO a VISIT BONN ag FEB_AND WILL TAKE MATTER UP DIRECTLY bry CHIEF, CAVATA TELLING HIM THIS ATS CASE AND ASK HIM NOT PURSUE. SS 3. PLs ADVISE PRIORITY. IF YOU. DESIRE, WILLas CHECK IN WITH You pe 7 vas. PRIOR FHI VISIT CavaTAy | Ba hoe Sl Ee Ns a bet ode ery - van “SND OF MESSAGE eal 1400000 orig >~ ‘John Kelly unt: AFIS . . , G ah oye — TT 10: FRANKFURT LEOPOLDVILLE: LBB Fins (eftitons Eh 2 Beet a i] 09. ~ _ RI Sie this copy i f, 3- YR He : > FROM: DIRECTOR , . Drctich copy fled as tidicated- & . : . - RE Indexing «check one): CONE, c/aF 3 oo _ Markea []} - Sawe required. 5s - o nal . 2 sf; Lf: = Signature: ~ 2 ——.- c/Fi 2, C/TSD 3, CDC, £/EE 3, C/sR 4, S/C 2. wo: INFO : ~ ADP,” c/ct, 10. Te ae INFOQ. LEOP ; a reo _ Te VARVARD TLCS ~WIROGUE oo - Ss ray oe “et ist 4): - LS US 1 1389a | . 7 14700000 10 : f IRECTOR a Ss. ‘ Cesar 3 a cinga's AD0P, C/C1, C/FI 2, cso 3, coe, oe aE, Sek 9 4, He io - ar] Into. LBOP GEOR a os CO 2A -! "BRAT. HARVARD TECHS WIROQUE © . _ ; ce _ a ok Lo 12271 HEF BGOA 18988. ; . - flan To byttee ah - 9K. oe “HGS RECOUNEHDS TMPLEMENTATION PARA 3 B ned CONCUR OpTBRK : ot LETTER, ATTESTING TO SOLVENCY ax (NONTHLY PAYVE? mms RATHER THAN LUMP SUM. 2 CH dey pare 7 | irwef ano TANE CAPABILITY PROVIDE TH GENERAL TERMS INFO REQUESTED PARA 3 D "REP -IF LAGEND AND SPECIFIC DATSS SUPPLIED. A . END OF MESSAGE : . COOFDINAIING Ctts i BELEASING OPFICER S~B-C-RE-T ees bed ehay pebbnieliaana : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ThE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. BMELBILI TF + ~ _- 14-00000 | scrioy SET Ar tO ” IR. ; re CLASSIFIED MESSAGE eos BP PYIS C-R-E= T: 10 AN 63 Mo ate 10 NOS ‘9, DIRECTOR ROM _ FRAT iKFURT ca ADDP, C/Cl, COC, ¢/Tso 2,. cfs H Src ; ele te ver ee fae me oe abe . INFO LEOP NFO HARVARD TECHS WIROGUE "~*~ ie we 13. ae 14-0000t° “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . 6 _ JAN 10 18212 63 DIRECTOR- FRANKFURT C/aF 3, . ACTION. CHANGE “e ¢. ; : toe . wa 8. : 1 EB, Se 2 pes OSH 43-43 ‘e “IN W7630 4 FRAN 5867 ~.. INFO _ De ne T HARVARD TECHS WIRCSUE ~ - oo - oo _._C/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED "FROM Ef TO AF BY A, STEEL, EE, EAT. 6023 IN COORDINATION WITH SANORA STEEL, AF, EXT. 5032, ; i | | ; 7 - } . i H i : £O/-233¢77 : i ExXCLUSED FROM AUTO. : : MATIC GOWNGRADING & ; : OCCLABSIFICATION ! po REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 'S PROHIBITED. Copy No. freee ’] . "2 CLASSIFIED. MESSAGE ae 10 JAN 63 , : DATE . 10 DIRECTOR FROM. ; FRANKFURT ae : ; Beit Me Action: C/EE 3 Co per BS £9.49 info. ; ADOP, ¢/C1, COC, c/tsb 2, C/aF 3, .S/¢ 2 - ROUTINE © i. “1N 47630 . TO” oir INFO LeOP — CITE FRAN SOO? RYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUE _— ae 7 : . PLS REPLY EGOA-18888. : . END OF MESSAGE ' \ beutisn | pe : ner CSN 43-43 het 233477 H CXCLUDED FROM AUTO= t MATIC COWNGRADING & t t DECLASSIFICATION i REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14.90000 5-E-C-R-E-T : MONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY ment with the Bundeswehr- sprachdienst are still being processed. in the medntime Subject continues to occupy “HARVARD housing. -2). 21 Janvary 1963 - oy ‘AGENTS AND IDENTITIES - CASE OFFICER STATUS co CAHAVOC-1 | ~ DARONNAT — Suhject'’s papers for empicy- CANDARE-3 ~- . ' REINBOLD — Subject's housing problem . co, : . oo. - remains unchanged. There’ | 1s nec indication when the. problem will be solved, DMMARGIN-3 | _ . REINBOLD - - Subjects pclitical reccgniticn a a : : oe and Reiseausweis are ‘expected a . . . eariy in February, At that . “ . . time the case will be closed. DARONNAT ' | HARVARD will begin making . arrangements for Subject's’ South American imnmigraticn precessing. IDENTITY~-264 -.2 + ..° DARONNAT : - HARVARD expects Subjects : visa t3 be issued in March, .”: ’ IDENTITY-266 .- -REINBOLD Subject will remain in . HARVARD housing until his father, CANDARE-3, locates heusing of his own, DS-997 : DARONNAT Prefession: Electrical . engineer Rec'd by HARVARD: 15 January . 1963 From: CABEZONE Age: 34 ; . Nationality: Czech . Resettlement Aims: United : States Immigration . Evac. Code: B “Subject will be processed for immigraticn to the United States under PL-414. S-E-C-R-E-T . Group 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification Of. 2 SIL PZ . 14-00000 5 ~, TO + DIRECTOR | FROM : GENEVA ACTION: C/EE 3 ‘INFO: ADOP, C/CI, C/FI‘2, RI/AN DUBS, een oe os SECRET 8916152 | \. - So a + FRAN NFO DIR EERW CITE GNVA- 574" “cetppaus ACTING) (fann9672p - . a So , wo pow Riek Co REF EGOR 197220 ee a2 Wary eye es "te REGRET DELAY RESPONDING REF. PLEASE ‘ADVISE WHETHER YOU : STILL INTERESTED CONVERSAT 10% wiTk INSTRUMENT IT. LATTER ‘SLATED | LEAVE GNVA NEAR FUTURE FOR OS ICE HONGKONG. 2. INDEX 201-J16083. SECRET | et _ fale ABIE?7 GROUP 1 CLUE hen PROM AUTOMATIC DOWN= tee wad DECLAS*IPICATIONS REPRODUCTION: AY oi a4 1TuAN THE ISavied OFFICE, 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. ) 1400000 SSECR z T HARVARD SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY i - Si Juiy 1963 1, DEFECTOR CASES: oa - Case Name ; Action Taken A On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period: ‘Subject's processing for immigra- “tion. to the U.S. under PL-110-is - continuing and it is expected that _he will depart in the near future. » “DS-102;.° co DS=105t) of . Subject immigrated ‘to CANADA 8 July . , ' 1963 on ICEM ship MS ARCADIA, Case. closed, DS-108 Subject continues to study English while his processing for immigration to the U.S. under the Parolee Act . wee ; . is completed. He will give up his ~ . job in Ruesselsheim early next month _and. return .to Frankfurt, . . "- DS-109 Subject's processing for immigration ' . to the U.S, under the Parolee Act has. been deferred until December 1963, Due to a change in the right lung, discovered while comparing recent and earlier x-rays, the U.S.P.H.S. has requested the deferment until sputum tests and future x-rays indicate the condition stabilized or eliminated, DS-129 oe Arrangements are being made through noe ve ODIBEX for Subject to receive FEDREP political recognition, CAMANTILLA will then assist in finding a job and housing on the local economy, In the meantime Subject is taking German language lessons, - ‘ IDEN-271, - ; - Subject's life story has been a prepared with appropriate changes regarding his defection in [reland,. The story will be presented to FEDREP authorities for political recognition and Subject will be found work and housing on the local economy, B. Received During Reporting Period: NONE Group 1 Excluded from automatic downg i lassification jtowngrading and dec Ss ca L (k?? yr? SECRET 14-0000 Cc. Former Defector Resettlement Cases (or Cases Still in Stage Requiring HARVARD a9) ‘A¢tion During SECRET -2- the Reporting Per od: ‘HARVARD has learned through CAMANTILLA that Subject and wife’ have returned to the U.S, where both have found employment. and are ° now apartment hunting, At Subject’s request HARVARD made _ arrangements to obtain a duplicate ' of. the deregistration form covering Subject's move from Frankfurt to | “ Neuss in July1962, Subject and family are being assisted ‘dn obtaining West German citizenship, . Subject"s Communist Party membership "was discussed informally but at some :. length with the local ODURGE. chief.. a ‘Since the latter believed that Subject's ‘membership would, according to the strict interprétation of the law, be ruled voluntary, processing for immigration to the U.S, under Public Law 110 has been requested, ; "* Resettled during the reporting period. ‘Subject will not appear On next month's or subsequent HARVARD. reports unless and until some hew unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed and t action described under Categury I C, he new | II. AGENT CASzs: Case Name Action Taken A. On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period: CAHAVOC~1 WIROGUE IDEN-264 Subject has begun to look for an apart- ment on the local economy. In the mean- time he will continue to occupy HARVARD housing. ote Subject's legend is being rewritten and when finished will provide the basis for-a more plausible political recognition story. HARVARD hopes that ‘with the substitution of the new story for-the old, positive steps can be taken ' for Subject's resettlement, The morale problem created by the slow moving quota under which Subject is registered for U.S, immigration has required HARVARD to register her for immigration under the Parolee Act. It. is expected that Subject will receive her visa.in August or September but the Parolee Act will be used in the event the - quota continues to remain unchanged, t SECRET 14-00000 IDEN=272 IDEN-274 | a NONE TULANCE-1 IDEN-238, 242, and 244 i ' IDEN-247 IDEN-267 Received During Reporting Period: - . Le a SECRET -3- HARVARD has been informed that Subject, under no condition, should be allowed to return'to Austria,: ODIBEX is ex- Ploring additional possibilities for Subject to stay and work in the FEDREP without restrictions, Subject has been ehrolled in a 3 month. photography School located in Hamburg. It commences in early September and is . designed to prepare students for taking the examination for the masters certificate in photography, a must for someone working in’ this: field in the FEDREP, In the interin, . Subject is studying Photographyon his own, “. Utilizing borrowed MKTOPAZ equipment. : C, Former Agent Résettlenent Cases Requiring HARVARD Action 7 During Reporting Period: soe : : HARVARD continues to maintain contact with ~ . Subject through our local post box.and is cabling Headquarters and other appropriate KUBARK elements the gist of each letter received, HARVARD maintains periodic contact with this family and continues to Pay the widow of IDEN-238 a monthly subsistance payment of DM 150. The family has been on vacation during the last three weeks, ‘Subject contacted HARVARD for the second time in recent. weeks. She was visited and the new information Passed on to BOB as before (See EGOA-20258, 22 July 1963), At Subject's request HARVARD arranged to obtain a duplicate of the ideregistration form covering Subject's move from Frank- furt to Neuss in August 1962, : SECRET 14-0000 ece & “ye HARVARD SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY 1 - 31 May 1963 I, DRC CASES: Case Name. ce, . Action Taken ‘A. On Hand at Reginning of Reporting Period: fone ' -DS-102 ° ’ A firm offer of employ- : ; ment with ODIBEX is ‘anticipated. - Subject will then be processed for immigration to the U.S. under PL-110. Subject has a room and. 7 } temporary employment in . ee . Risselsheim. He con- 7 _ a, "2 J... | | tinues to study English : ‘ ; ma! while awaiting immigra- tion to the U.S. under the Parolee Act. He was interviewed on 24 May. by an Immigration and Naturalization Service Officer and will eee ; a . presumably receive a . a ct - visa upon completion tes os of the INS checks. DS-109 _ ° Subject has a room and : ’ temporary employment in Riisselsheim. He con- . tinues to study English . - while awaiting immigra- - _— tion to the U.S. under . ; the Parolee Act. He was interviewed on 24 May by an Immigration and Naturalization Service Officer and will presumably receive a visa upon completion of the INS checks. B. Received During Reporting Period: Received During Reporting Period DS-120 Profession: Aircraft ; Mechanic and Pilot Rec'd by HARVARD: 31 May 1963 From: CABEZONE Nationality: Bulgarian Age: 23 oa . Group 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification SECRET | DA dIVP7 14.0000 SECRET Case Nane DS~120 (cont) " IDEN-271* C, Former Cases Cor Cases Still in DRC Stage WARVARD ) Action During the he Reporting Fel Fera« DS-782..° SECRET Action Taken © + 7° ‘No. of Depe: 0 Resetriement Officer: Arther A, LIFALL EARVAKD Resett l>ment Aims: German Evonomy | While Subject: aspires to be a U.S.. military - jet piict, this is -- frem many angles -- unrealistic. It is believed that Sudject may, in time, be able .to obtain an aircraft mechanic's job in West. ' Germany and pessibly a “commercial pilot's ~ license. This will probably have te be preceded by work as an autcmcbiie mechanic while léarning the — German language. Profession: Mathema- tician ‘Rec'd by HARVARD: 7 May 1963 From: CABEZONE Nationality: Czech Age:. 49 “No. of Depa: 0 - Resettiement Officer: Orme K, DARONNAT HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Cerin Ecouciny . Subject wiii be processed fer political reecenition avd appropriate FEOREP documentation, Ue hes been made USEP eligible and throegh CAMANTILLA wiil be heiped to find. “woeck and heusing on the Tocai econcmy. > Regul ring HARVARD, -at the vequest of -FOB, ecatacred AMTONGEN 2 Frangfuet to determin the status of Subject’s visa application. Tt wis learned that the case can not be written up until necessar,' checks wre com Pleted, t wuecid appear that the case Act he Submitted to Wa for at feust three weeks. shhuagtun . 14.90000 1 , 2 SECRET Case Name wase Name NS-999 IDEN-265 “IDEN-~273* © AGENT’ CASES: Case Name A. On Hand at Beginning of Report a hn CAHAVOC=1, * -SECRET Actico Taken Subject and family were ‘ fervarded opptication forms for filling out and return in connection with their obtaining West German citizenship. Sub- Ject’s new address was Pcuched BOB in response to the latter's request, Subject visited the Canadian Consulate in Celugne on.30 May“to | initiate arrangements for his. immigration, HARVARD had briefed him ~ on this trip beforehand in accordance with the information contained - in OTTA 0710. He was treated extremely well and ail went very smoothly, It appears that he will be able to immigrate shortly after completion of his Stage IT debriefing. At the request of Subject, HARVARD returned several of his original decuments Providing proof of school~ _ing. ‘ While Subject'’s limited handling by CABLZONE is being compieted, HARVARD has initiated the pro- curement of the necessary West German decumentaticn to allow him to remain and Work in West Germany, tie will be turned over to CAMANTILLA who will assist him in obtaining empiluy- ment, : Action taken ing Period: Subject began wark on iS May at Du 714 acnthix., He will not receive Perma- nent aszignment and housing allowance until the end of his preva ion- ary periad, Tt dsp therefore, that he wi remain in HARVARD k-. until that time, : So ECR E T 14.90000 . Case Name Action Taken WIROGUE - “HARVARD with the assist- ‘ance of Stage Il is attempt- ..ing to work up a suitable legend for use in.immi- , . mo, . gration to Scuth America a i consistent ‘with Subject's . : poiitical recognition “interview. IDEN-264 . Subject has found work on : the .local economy at DM 500 monthly. She will continue to stay in HARVARD housing until her visa is issued and immigration can take _ re : ; me -. place, B. Received During Reporting Pericd: ve, _ IDEN -272* a Profession: Toct Designer’ . oe et . . Rec'd by HARVARD:...21 May De 1963, From: Vienna Staticn Nationality: Hungarian Age: 27°, . . No. of Deps: 0O “ ‘ Resettlement Officer: - coe os Co ' Orme K, DARONNAT . : ; . ‘ HARVARD Resettlement Aims: : German Econemy “a “ : Subject will be processed for Aufenthaltserlaubnis . a I and registered. He wiil ' be picked up as a refugee case by CAMANTILLA and helped to find work and hcusing on the lccal eccnomy. -C¢. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requ iring I HARVARO Action _ , During The Reporting Period: : RINE We Reporting Period AEPOLE-25 “ HARVARD continwts to assist . Subject in his efforts to establish, for West German income tax Purpcses, that: he has helped contribute to the support of his ex- wife living in the USSR, _DIO-14 A request was received _from the State of Maryland asking for informaticn on Subject, who immigrated to the U.S. under Pi-ilo0 in January 1956. Since all of Subject's records were transferred with hin, ' the inquiry was referred to Headquarters in EGOA- 19903, 28 May i963 SECRET 14-gpoo0" coe 2 eS ECRET Case Name ‘ . Action Taken «. DMMARGIN-3 . In response to a query from BOB, HARVARD provided cdarification on the pur-~ pose and handling of Sub- ject’s Einweisungverfue- . gung. . | TULANCE-1 : HARVARD, continues to \e : : Maintain contact with oe co . Subject through our local Post box and is cabling Headquarters and other appropriate KUBARK joc elements thé gist of Co “each letter’ received, [DENTITY-238, HARVARD maintains periodic -"241 and 242 “contact with this family _ ; ; and continues to pay the a oe _ widow of Identity-238- a. monthly subsistence pay- ment of DM 150. . .. IDENTITY-270 Additional West German ; documentation (Abmelde-- poe bestaetigung, Versicher- : . . ungskarte: and Lohnsteur- i ; woe karte) were obtained ‘ . ; during the month and for- bon, warded to BOB. Subject , . i is currently being : processed for West German recognition, — oe, * See Separate Cover. Attachment for true name. MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITY: ————— ee Ae Ay . _ Project CAMANTILLA (See EGOA-19737). Effective 10 May 1963, Arthur A, LIFALL, Chief, HARVARD, became the Station Case Officer for A request for a Provisional and full covert security approval on the local ODURGE officer who does the actual interviewing of HARVARD's candidates for immigration has béen initiated. CSA has already been obtained on the local ODURGE chief. The additional clearance should allow us to develop an even better working relationship with these officers than has existed herétofore When received, it is planned to brief both individuals in greater detail on CABEZONE/HARVARD operations, SECRET SECRET Under Separate Cover Attachment to EGOT-19339, dated 3 June 1963 ; no - IDENTITY.271° ss JANOS, Ludvik (FRAN-8548, moe 7 2 May 1963) IDENTITY 272 SOS, Zsigmund (FROB-4732, | 30 April 1963) IDENTITY 273 RADISAVLJEVIC, Radisav ' (FRAN-9305, 31. May 1963)- SECRET 14-0000 at Se ee ce ara BCGA 19703 __ EECA /97E% DISPATC COB, Genesa . MEADOR 8b TNT Oy g0l- 323-120-012/61 Chjet, KE; Unies, AP: Chief, WHY Ce1ef of Bratioa, Geckacy WIBOGUE/Besettlewont . pe nn See Para 10 L Jr QUALINED MQ DESK GRAY . ~ es pig 24971, dated 15 Barch i963! 1, In Wey 1962 AAHPARD took over the task of resettling. | BYLSOL agent candtdate and later. African Por WIROGUE’s request and with Headquartors help gabject in inmigratiag to WIBOGUB, a former Division agen : ‘concurrence, HAHTARD agreed to Gouth Aperica. 3. Subject vas passport in altas ep .were taken ta prepsre for 6 “decided that subjact would= 1 stand up under tavestigation of fest gration ‘Therefore; he ws Aa bes ana wit : and GDinas recetyed a Beli . Me relieved of hia documents (Austrian - d not backstepped) and the first steps veataal imeigration. -It vag require dscexentation which sald sutkorities., . -~ aa eed from the Veet German Govermisnt. Tha latter vas Grantee Basa the baais ofa fabricated story ia waleh oxdject parperta to Res defector Cron the Georgiana G88 wie oseipsd hlle-wi th a: teariat greup is Bast Beviin. : : 3, With documentation is oréer, subject vas gont to ths local Colimbian Consulate to apply for pasmizaica to ized geate, -- aps HARVARD had hopea thet subject weald be abio to proces cn bia ova vith a aininns of red tape by bypasuleg pesuges cipsnige - ation channela and by haviog letters of recemmerdéatien and jetteres of solvency. This cas sot the case, and the Goiertiaa Consulate informed subject he cogid immigrate aaly by precersiag tarwagh the, Sntergoverrmental Cexaitice gor Eurcpoan Big=stica. 7 : eam and’ certsin inkerent ~: ‘oblent, 4.g¢.,.Gubject haan eriaiual record in Franco ARG “wae -a-long-tine rusigent there, epoaks ‘lées then Pleent. Georgian, pperke-no-2uesianceven-taoagh hig story fer political yacegei ties indicatns ne vad @ }ieatonant fa tke Gevist Amy, bés se real = protespion although he 1s seli~teught in the eleetroanechanical field an¢ t# confident be can pags a job test ag master secbomtG, etc, it waa inpernctive thet the epseific dotaiis ef ZEZA presses * dug ts legrned ta order to find out anid be prepared fay tha problens which would certainly ariso 42 be fenigrates theoaga 1 . . ice. ae 4.” Bie to ine watave Of this BARVARD diccusued the hasie ewtilee of the prabics Botuges Eigration Bsctien, Anerican Cameniate- General, Zuoich and Chief, CARANTSLLA, and estndliazed that eabject'a processing through ICSS would dnclede a security — ixvestigatiou and detailed interviews and job testing, ginsco innd erate 8, with the Chics, LCAN is deterzined that only "wigh kevol” typos will thruwch then to Seath Anericr.: gith the-1eatzeation plans sed, HaRVAR? propesss to oesnt ime although Chie TA and Chiek, ai and have bean ablo to ieara CANANYILSGA nave beso Boat belpZ ICBM procedures taken on refugee migration applicante,. thay have been ferced to refrain tras appearing tes ingeigitives (for g os 28 the ys CAHKE. Oe ‘s that tHETROUDET V7 as former spacial Tyectcr of ICKE might be atle to Aels with tea lsppe ws isveeilgation watch will be mm. {sly be in & positien to stop the investi~ fl 12 tneluded a check with ISTERPG., Resta t COR Subiv Ration, a. : : \ Toe 7, AASVARO nas beon able to establish that subject is- mot On recard with IE excep: puszibly in France and hopes to have Vis cheeaed oat through CARZVRL within the aext roanth; 8. HaRVaRO nad etga hoped that IRSTNIQIEET 17 might have (details nr tye iCSd wechanies which would be degirsble to Imes... mr OF tlie type, ©spectally Since a @lip-up aight cause AtTraeemert for. o GDIBEZ and ‘the Federal Ropublic, : With Ghese fratede details we vould be in a bdbéttar peaitica ac. Seon Prepare edtject for bis ioterviag, Ox, 1% necesmary, to . . the immtcration plans, We foel tt axtremely : hie many snterviewe anbject will undergo, interviews -vill he, the probability ene Viewed 1° Ruseian or ta Georgian (subject fairiy Hod KEngiteh)}, tuat the Charlen S$. WATVARD Rad felt that -ALEAt Pe eteadabip wt eh ASTQUNERT 17." SG Lt-"8 tatormetion reesei ng the shevo than weild meeting ootwesa Orne oT, BARC Ag Gzed TES a ] * 7283, to Geneva; _- oe wae a a 10. %: appeers HORSIS'’s prosence 13 no lousor seqadi red ; and there’are tr 46 requested tnat, 4% ZECTROURE? 17 an ine - Position to supply tie Ailod of "Saside FER informatics HASvaRD nfeds, an appoistgeant oo eaéea-with PESTICIE? 17 for Orne Z, : DABONNAT cn discess inia Prebdlem wit® hin, anlees Seasva faelg {t-ho-tn a position to de 99 an HABVARD‘s bohalz, ty peers es anes POBAT a3.19 14.90000 Po CLASSIFIED MESSAGE —~ ‘DATE: MAR 20 16542 63 —7 ACTON. CHANGE ep eS ROUTINE a) 897334 BONN 4350 ‘ani ise ce v ff cemares | "ce, ae O/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM EE po { TO AF BY BILL BRENDLE FE IN COORDINATION WITH JOHN KELLY AF ExT 5457. ‘ i a ote Te U q = ee SY by hy wee pnt ae . SL . ohh os “we hor ABIYIP [sect] cage tb rari on , REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14.90000 ROUTING To DIRECTOR a - mo, . mo ; , from : FRANKFURT . _ war 20 16542.63 «4, -« ; - z 3 +f ARTION CHANGE Y ~ action:... ALL wa —— - INFO. : €E he. s/c 2. : MZ oo . : “bie. GEgg9A ERAN 7407 “NFO ye TE oN LE Ci niptce ef lffe® ao JZ WARVARD. LCIMPROVE WIROGUE © _C/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR. THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM EE TO - AF BY BILL BRENDLE EE IN COORDINATION WITH JOHN KELLY AF EXT 5457 : 4 hee 4 SGA77 | | GROUP 1 EAGIED ERMA AUTORATLC QING REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-00000 ACTION: cE 6 INFO <2 C1, CI/OPS, FI, “SEGRE ET 1316112 BONN INFO DIR CITE FRAN 7407 P fork + ae ANS ee HARVARD LCI¥PROVE_ WIROGUE ” ~~ , “REF FRAN’ saso( 0 “x 25 9l0)" 1. FOR RESETTLEMENT PURPOSES IT IMPORTANT HARVARD KNOW . . my 18 se 1263 HI MGB 799 : WHETHER WIROGUE LISTED INTERPOL. CAN BONN DISCREETLY MAKE THIS | ; DETERMINATION? , joven ees fe ih pe ok . Qe. Xo FRAN TRACES UNDER NAMES DAVID Tarr2newv LT OR DAVID DE PARA SKHET DPop- 20: DEC: 1919 TIFLIS, USSR. , : : SE CRET ~~ fee Te eu See nee a Re ~ we A botB ie was a “de fa, . “ ee ie eg pent oe ood Pe en ee C/S COMMENT: *SUGGESTED CAVATA BE ADVISED WIRAGE WILL PROBABLY BE RESETTLED OUTS{DE GERMANY, . at eters, At 1 -A 377 GROUP 1 EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC O - ; GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION : OFFICE (S PROHIBITED REPRODUCTION BY Lh ‘ 14.90000 rf, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ mi - SECRET oO my . HARVARD LCIMPROVE CAVATA TECHS 6 LR TURE cente S “REE... 3EG Nac 25253... GISTERED L RECOSIITIGH. _| IN CRDER LEGALIZE HIN FoR RES rr a 2. CASE DISCUSSED WITH HE. JOE UILLES UNC VILL VISIT 86nN “5 §23 AND VILL TAKE MATTER UP DIRECTLY UITH CHIEF » CAVATA TEL ac "HEY THIS als S CASE AND ASK HIM NOT PURSUE a oe ADVISE PRIORITY uF YOu DESIRE WILLNS CHECK 8 YITH YOu RIOR HIS VISIT CAVAT A. wer pe te Se _ per 499877 . EXCLUOTO FROM 4. TO” MATIC COwWNcRAS é DECLADAFAca ern ne ree REPRODUCTION BY OTnia THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITE: Copy No. 14.90000 4 ] . : ome ‘DATE. 2 FER G2 NY secnet . wee —_ TO: DIRECTOR FROM : SONN IACTION: EE 6 | ROUTINE INFO: Ct, CI/cPS, FI, coc, 189 5, AF 4, sR6, s/o2 ° PRITY FRAN INFO'DIR BRLW CITE BOxS 4139 7 ce . “os ! HARVARD LCINPROVE CAVATA TECHS @TROse= INSC9G1 Tyg. { REF FRAN 6399 Low Co2R¢/ : opt ee ben SINCE, THIS, IS APPARENTLY. 4 A KUBARX. CASE. AND, ORIG INAL-- QUERY. a cats FROM CAVATA TO KUBARK ELEMENT Oca, FA tL UGDERSTAND NEED © : ‘NG REPLY TO CAVATA ve 5 STY REP. ‘ALSO ‘bo NOT IT NECESSARY contact CBYATA CHIEF. i RE NSE. ROUTINE , TEN ot yo. ¢ LEVEL cavaTa QuERY, THIS BAY Ez ATTEMPT ON WILLMS PART TO FIND EXCUSE VISIT cz “VATA CHIEF, . 2. TF THIS ROUTINE CAEEZONE ‘CASE FEEL STAGE I DEBRIEFING. AND ASSESSHENT WHICH NORHALLY Passep CAVATA VILL SATISFY LATTER*S MEEDS, ON OTHER HAND IF KUZARK HAS CONTINING OPERATIONAL INTEREST. AS PARAGRAPH 2 IMPLIES END © OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: *FREN ASKED EOhN ADVISE IF DESIZe5 WILLMS CHECK IN WITH BONN PRICR VISIT CAVATA. i : oo , . At! 2I3v7 7) FS : * exeLuocn FROM AUTO™ MATIC CUWNGRADING de : 7 DECLASS IFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14.90000 HARVARD S-E-C-R-E-T MONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY. 1 - 31 December 1962 AGESTS. AND IDENTITIES “CAHAVOC-1 DARONNAT "" CANDARES3 * _. REINBOLD , DMMARGIN<3 ; CASE. OFFICER REINBOLD: STATUS .Subject's papers for employ- ment with the Bundeswehr- _sprachdienst are still being processed. In the meantime Subject continues to occupy HARVARD housing. - Subject is still trying to. line. up his own housing in the: Frankfurt area. In the ' meantime he, his wife and son are living in a HARVARD apartment. Profession: Barber Rec'd" by: HARVARD: * 27° ‘December See es a . _ 1962 Nationality: Yugoslav ~ : : Local . economy. Resettlement Aims: EvaG. "Code?- B=. cap eee eda pe = Subject was processed for his West German docunentation and oe recognition as a bona fide ~ ot political refugee. He received his Fremdenpass on 27 December - - . 1962 and will get his recog- nition and Reiseauswelis some- time in January 1963, At--- _that time the case will be IDENTITY-264 DARONNAT IDENTITY-266 ‘REINBOLD. AMCONGEN Frankfurt has advised / , HARVARD that Subject's visa should be issued in late February or early March. Subject, the son of CANDARE-3 is helping his parents find housing in the Frankfurt area. We is still gainfully employed. Group 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification S-E-C-R-E-T 14-0000 S-E-C-R-E-T - Z2- IDENTITY-268 REINBOLD ‘DS-987 REINBOLD DS-990 _ REINBOLD " SUPPORT CASES TULANCE-1 - DARONNAT -his Notaufnahmeverfahren diploma as a geodetic engi- . , Headquarters. will_be. queried:. “"Re ops interest in “Subject RFE or VOA, _ HARVARD continues to maintain ‘Subject’ s refugee’ processing has been delayed due to. the fact he is under 21 years of age and thus necessitates Special consideration and treatment. It is expected, however, that he will have sometime in January 1963, It is still hoped that’ Subject’s parole processing will be completed: in time .to enable him and his wife to make the 31 January 1963 ; ICEM charter flight. - Subject seems to be getting along well on his job as a technical assistant with a... Ce , - construction company. Through: CAMANTILLA he is studying. German,-.and ‘plans. are-being=; adé to enroll him in a special School. which will im: to. réceive-his| neer. In the meantime, ‘a ‘ oe 4 to determine whether he should remain on present job or consider employment with contact with Subject through uartere rand other crentrei at , IDENTITY-238, 241,-242 REINBOLD Steps are being taken to work out the method of payment to the family for the DM 42,000 approved by Headquarters for housing, S-E-C-R~E-T 14-0000 S-E-C-R-E-T -3- _DS=856 : DARONNAT Subject is seen from time to time for purposes of identi- fying pictures of people of Ops interest. . DS-997 . DARONNAT - Subject’s processing for . oe ‘ . . . immigration to the United : Tt . ~ States under PL-414 is a ; re continuing. . a ce DS-998 _ . DARONNAT ‘Subject's processing for oo : Ts : immigration. to the United. States under PL-414 is ‘continuing. His papers will not be’ submitted to So) 12 = VAMEONGEN “until he.is re- : wot “interviewed: by KUBARK staff . Psychiatrist in January 1963. OE SY RESETTLEMENTS ’ TULANCE-1 : ..;DARONNAT. | Subject has ‘been. ‘documente od: hgh TORT BR and moved to Switzerland where he has requested political asylum, Subject er. = willbe ‘handled -as-a° support?" Te ge case until he receives asylum or is permanently resettled. ' IDENTITY-269 © . REI NBOLD Subject's federal refugee : . ve et . processing was completed on -18 December 1962 when he " received his Notaufnahme- verfahren, No difficulty is expected with his C Schei 14.90000 AGENTS AND IDENTITIES CAHAVOC-1 Po - CANDARE-3 . TULANCE-1 S-E-C-2-E-T HARVARD - , r MCNTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY 1 - 31 October 1562 CASE OFFICER DARONNAT “REINBCLD DARONNAT Mee ees ANG Man DARONNAT - to Frankfurt. 0... . Subject will contain detaiis of his S.A. immigration ' Paris. .xt¢ be gainfvily employed. ” STATUS: Subject has registered with the . , pelice and is busily engaged in seeking employment. Subject flew to Berlin en 18 October to close out his personal matters and arrange for his move In view of OLDMOOR'S inability to expend time on TULANCE's resettle- ment, HARVARD will so ahead, after receiving permission and guidance from Headquarters, with plans to . settie.Sudject_per. Sub t 1 cont eto ‘receive subsistence ‘and housing while the werked out. , oh Subject has submitted new x-rays to the Public dealth Service and : must await final decision from Se, cent In the meantime, Subject 7 ae : is convalescing from a recent’ '- appendicitis cperation. Subject flew to Berlin with his father, CANDARE 3. He continues S-E-C-R-E-? Cut his applicaticn form : Nationality: . Z HARVARD Resettiemen: Aims; Lecal Biac, Codes B 2 Subject was assisted in fi hew to procede Re cbtainin, s West German personal ‘< eat id employment. Ones his Gress processing is complezed tne’ case will be cliesed. Group | Excluded from automatic doxngrading and deslassifiecaticn wy S-£-C.H-ELT -2- DS -985 . REINSOLD Prefession: Machine eenstruction : oo : . engineer : , Rec'd by HARVARD: 4 O:tober’ 1962 Prom: CAPEZONE . Age: 34 Nationality: Pelish \ : : ‘ / ° Religion: Roman Cathelic 4 : : HARVARD Resettlement Alms: United i “. . States See Resettlements and Disposals. ; : . On 1 November 1962 Subject will be ‘ : . + : turned over to CAMANTILIA which has a ay . a oo . madé him USEP. eligible and arranged po wh ee See ...., t0 have him study German full time ° ; —_ us “for one month.” Prior to the end of . ; : : ; November 1962, it-is hoped- that 4 : ; ; 7 Subject will be employed by TPPFELING . ‘ : which has expressed an interest in _ him, or employed on the local eccnomy : with a German engineering firm. - o . . : ’ “An all-out effort is being made tc’ Solve the family's housing problem discussed by HOPSOOS, REINBOLD and the BEVISIONs ‘on 4 Octobe PLLGE2 io: “Steps will also be taken to ‘assist IDENTITY 241 in finding suitable employment. - IDENTITY 238,241, 242’ “RexNBOID- ~Ag cn: TS -856 DARONNAT Subject 13 seer from time to time |. for purposes of identifying people | of Ops interest, DS-987 REINBOLD Word was rece.tly received from - Headquarters indicating that Subsest. ‘and his faniily's immiz rdticn under 3 =PL-86-648=Can“scon é mS —no-efreumrs 7 nh Titervens ’ on pehalf ef Subsect iu his ign. §ration. DY- 597 ; _ DARONNAT Although Subject is still in . Stage IT, processing for lemigration to the United States under PL Ais has begun. DS-5998 DARONNAT Although Subject is Stil] in Stage IT, Processing for imnigraticn ta tne United States under PL Li4 nas begun, S-E-C.R-E-T 14-00000 . S-SC-R-E-7 RESETTLEMENTS AND DISPOSATS . TS AND DISPOSALS DSs-c74 " DARONNAT ° Subject and family tmeigrated to . : . the Unites States on 2 October 1962 : under PL 418. Case closed. DS-982 © ‘. DARONNAT Subject obtained housing and ; ; . “ : employment on the local economy. 4 . Case clesed, . . : . . DS -589 a " REINBOID Subject immigrated undér PL 86-648 ~ ; oa 5 October 1962 via ICEM Plight : : ; a 7 ; : MISAB 121153. PAIRC, as Sponsor, ; ot Fe : ‘ "" will-handle ats. resettlement. Gage closed.” 14-0000 ope y, Rebort BE f CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _— waste “mr, AP/5 | SECRET | : ; 5032 un?s 13 August 1962 9. FRANKFURT “IKFO: LEOPOLOVILLE (BY POUCH) cram: DIRECTOR . , ron, Conf: SfAEsa? ; ! I Tae eS _ INFO: ADDY, C/C!, C/FI 2, coc Uris0 2 2, C/CE . z 7” Gare o1R } - ale” aa 29622 2D : T HARVARD’ TECES WIROGUE mean fi io Coe don. Q. “REP: DIR 27679 : 2 % sien cc WISH DRay wIROGUE ATIGUTICN, ARELTINA AOETING I MISRANTS WITHOUT QUO QueTA. RESTRICTIONS seein FAR! AID SKILLED WeRDIS, IGFUSING WHITE COLLAR. GCOD LIVING Call BS MADE I} -PCVINCES, - TPH Ste, so b)D: CRs SS 4 Gp. ao cS COMMENT: OUT 62136, PO RESETTLING WIROGUE. 7 AOf-3K S3V77 ~~ a 7 ay & oe z . C/EE Pa : fsclutee toon 5 saul , ona/5_—PGtedace aefresing Geren = Re! dowrgraing ane AUTHENTICATING . . feclenpcation OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 pen ROY 2 2B RYIZ. che. Ne pororte Zt. _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE = tae unit; AP/§h : a Pepe — = > fxr: 5032 : vate 13 August 1962 1720 Gy . RE Butng icheck wie ; per. i to, FRANKFURT reo: sabroipiatth fer rovayst “RS fle this copy ania. . ranch cupy Aled a ts rT AE Indeaing (cheek oner . 7 CONE C/AF 30> + . wt Gos SE on x INFO : A00#, cit, c/Fl 2, cot, C/TSD-2, cee 3» C/WH. 5, s/c 2 “FR , a a ‘eer — — : en pir 27679 oo cone “DIRECTOR: re om: 29682 BRIT RT te ee per esi 43- a 14-0000 "S- CLASSIFIED MESSAGE O° sez. ORIG . Be ROBERTS | oo i eae iocast 1962 63 VP ey ie 10: FRALKFURT LBOPOLVIS ¢ “Shi Pot. Rom: DIRECTOR . . “REF: A. FRAN 169% (IN 33836)" ae B. DIR 15840 (OUT 91968) . N. i. 2, Be na 2, RIOT smomir aes BKSTOREE BMRA BST La ; eee we aT RESBTILE AND LEGALIZE WincdUB (Ww). wrra FRRNORIPASS We. conta * -BERTUALLY, SBCorE.crivéin oF setacreb comma. HOS! FEELS W SHOULD OpTAT: Git RESIDENCE VISA USING FREHDENPASS mR CTHER DOCUMENTATION. sucasst Te 6 Gen ne GR BRAT, BRS AREAS BUT SCESTTON HONGES' GH WHERE Wan cet SEL — ACCEPTED. KUBARK ABILITY ATD-LEGALIZATTON TQTED ASD BEST. HAVE LEGALIZATION BECIY "OW BACKSTOPPRD TO WITHSTAND LATER CHECKS FROM COUNTRY OF CKOICE. - 2. CUTIZENSHLP REQUIREMENTS FOR COUVIRIES MENTIONED REF A PLUS BRAZIL REQUIRE FOUR TO FIVE YEARS COMTINUOUS. RESIDENCY. TO ENTER AND REMAIN — ‘i NERD. aPrizcATION, Ar. const, RAPLANATION oF EDANSIAL vents, 3y “HQS SUOGESTS COUIIRIES OF W TETSREST CGA 2 HORS RSCSPTIVE TO. AGRICULTURAL AMBITIONS RATHER THAN BUSINESS CR INDUSTSIAL PURSUITS. W OIE MEHTIOWED HE INTERESTED OPENING CiTiCXEN FARM IN CONGO. SINCE W MUST silag PLAY FOR EARNING LIVING SUOCEST STMCLAR LING WITH SMMERICAN COUNTRY APPROACHED cooroinating OFFICERS SRCRET AUDHERTICATING OFFICER RELEASING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE: ISSUING. OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. . At te ZG 449 ? 14-0000 : . ; woo oa “ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE sar _ ong: ¢ . a : ROUTING UNIT. ; ; SECRET WT ~ fa oT; ; | 2 : 3 DATE : _ | _ {a _ te _ TO :- : j , DIRECTOR hk, SHON BE STRESS ROH SOCTOMIED OAT CHL IMARK CONTAC. APE i W SUCCESSFULLY RESETTLED WILL HB LETTER TROP. N COUNTRY AND STATED THAT © at ast aay C/5 COMMENT: “QUERIED SUR <P TCE GO ANYWHERE: y- - COORDINATING OFFICERS cro) RELEASING OFFICER ; tad ores , AUTHENTICATING SECRET eclorndacsrron , . - QOsFICES REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 5 PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 SECRET . (When Filted In) DUMMY CABLE FORN : Bee SHARAD ACTION _ CLASSIFICATION: Ss Ts REF SUBJECT SECRET FORM NO. 596q REPLACES FORM 59-1638 + aPR 55 @HICH WaY SE USED- 4400000 } ABMOnaNvUA Fun ing y ASE Fre€ - a) : a : : - : . ‘ SUiver( elauUEGeosrsuBnanr oAHERICA . warn: Jl unly 1962 #Hun: pore soberta , . a contacted Are. weery, npr ups, X 5289, nm IDHO4, ror initial A ecuaston eqncerning. Federtlenent of e Laurus in sone eeuth anericon, country. . " ‘she in turn orougnt. ar.’ raul Paxton, ye iy r1/uro, anto ‘tne aiscusston,. «shey agreea wnat, ar Was approeching tne correct channel out were not inelinea so shank as tor oar 6A te — 40.3059. stuggessed . Larus, -PEgLerred seperate, sbite.9 or. voinatie, for asters, -Fosottienent. an stated ‘nite 1s ont, Prancapaliy because tora Toreigner. to establish a “Legitinere business ta réco. ar eovarhnent regulatione ‘ia vory. Mafzicule ar not _ADPOSEADIGS xhe | 8 C) applies. Fak toa sesser extent with tenesoela wnich 19 4180-4 more troubled area, ars, vweery ‘end ar, raxton both expressea tne rear that siNwus wignt only ada to ranerueia’s trounles, ne next atep in this Proplen is to talk to ar, aariowe vartin, ys er/t . am -JDUUUL a (Uoiumia anc Penesuoday in sh and obtein his reaction, ar+, vweery wishes to be Anciuded in this tale, ocrasil yas mentioned as tne sost dikely resettlement “ . 4an.any case, the concurrence mentioned would oe Sapbored irat, of -sOPOB Dut tne areas. tue bevter tor ali concerned, ar, Faxton suggested any payments nade “bo ‘we LMA might be cone trom vermany througn an international ban« vous Sijeviating the station of even this responsibidity, st would Aliso be one Less ciue TO aliwus that our representatives aig¢nt ce in the area, Aop ASFEIT 7 7 4-00000 Pod of et be Li, EA eae "A . : SECRET Pe heen 2. meeting Padi mOrd a moverte, ars, veery ano narlove votfin. ar, bart in‘ viewpoint was toat he coula sot prevent as. sending wihtiGUs -Go any OX toe countries, vat aid reel some other division cesides #4 snoula weeune | tne reeponsiviiity: ‘in case Ol a I1ap, ‘28 pointea out that an atations vere emalt énougn 80 1% would not oe a@ifricult tor a-1air1y ciever indivianas to identiry the wwe “sad: ‘probeoy tne ease. ofracers, in a station, sn thie case, : ana $nowsa eiawus attempt to: apply pressure shrougn Such: knowledge, mr, wvurrin | wisnea someone besides a sn Z10id otticer to “GAre siniuus by tne acruri ox tne neck 40a teli 1m tO move On.” es 5h A828 FOO; * however, thatno-matter ~pow- henvy ‘toe a pressure” oécame “aly ony Tieia ort: 1cer coud 20, wae to mare a aoniely, Prausiore or lotnerwase, Mre, Geery anggestad that cerhaps sR, since thay had originally recruited WIROGUB, ‘should:.assume such: responsibility. ., (She -is ,hardly realistic ut. rapes, anything is possibla,) : ‘ a . A second suggestion wade by Hr, Duffin is worth further consideration, He stated ‘thet WE has. had continual difficulty in establishing contract agents in businese throughout SA, However, these countries tended to be much more | a receptive to people ‘planning agricultural pursnits and he felt resettlement — chicken farming in the Congo, Such an approach in SA might (a) make him nore aécoptable as an innigrant. to that country and (b) provide a long tern basis to make him self-supporting, , L did promiss to keep Mr, Duffin and Mrs, Geery informed of any further actions taken concerning WIRCGUE which would affect their area, It was also at least strongly implied that either Columdia or Brazil might be the best areas) ch ‘ though the final choice essentially Baaispon what country WIROGUS can enter, yr ‘ ' 14-0000 ; 865 tee “ACTIONS INFO: . susyter RESUEPLED PE poreeper: Ce SANERICAN eo ‘TRY AKD STATED CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 77 a ROUTING ° : , DIRECTOR FROM, : FRANKFURT, | JUL 24 18402 62 i, cfc C/FI 2,, coc, C/ee 3, s/c 20° ee a SUNS, ROOTS DIP INFO LEOP cits sone ipsa, a oe @ gi SE pn 2agse Cour. Ere azerk - mo Sy a /ye “2 THAT THOUGH VILL GO AMYUNEPE ME APLE FACILITATE LEce IZATICH - : “END OF MESSAGE hs COMMENT: "ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH Jworcarer ZIBET USED. "seb SSEHIINATION "APPLICABLE “1 “TO RYBAT CABLES. ° 9OOFOR WIROGUE RESETTLEMENT. WieeGVE hyd {ow GECeT____ [tate] ft slanting : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. ee a ge er ee | | stave, | | 14-00900 Sore et - Ee “a - a , “4 1 a o« oug, . ROBERT BOUCHARD CLASSIFIED MESSAGE , aie yur. AF/5 APR Fe er., 5032 156 a cate. 19 July, 1962 to . FRANKFORT LEOPOLDVILLE DIRECTOR bias . 4 wo . , wives = a aad =>) cons C/AF ¥ . ger 63d a mo, 2008, cc, c/Fi 2 coc, c/50 2, 9/62, C/EE 3 of Gia 19 382 FROM ROUTINE OUTS 742 ee om Om ehiTO4 " BER; A. FRAN 1467 (IN 23745) Se B. LEOP 4255 (x 24232) - . a - ccna Cie “ATTEMPTING: DETERMINE. AMERICAN. COUNTRY MOST SUFTABLE FOR. . SUBJECT. RELOCATION ‘BUT + DIFFICULT wrTHoUr HAVING | SOUR “DRA. WIROGUB " PREPERENCE. gee TEL 2. . AGREE. TH. PRINCIPLE. PAY... . TRAVEL OOsT TO RESETTLEM! PREFER NOT GIVE. LUMP SUM FOR INTERIM EXPENSES PER PARA 3c REF A AND CONCUR PARA 3 REF B, ANY CASE FINAL DECISION DEPENDS ON AREA : SELECTED. ADVISE. END OF MESSAGE s cops RELEASING OFFICER . “3 —_ AUTHENTICATING : : ae OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER, JHAN | THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. . “pr b_. __. : Ee bee 4e- ig ty. ZL 33 LIF 7 oo an LASSIFIED 4 ce ads i ong. AOEERT ROUCHARD . CLASSIFIE AESSAGE oe an? : ; - unt. AP/S i ——— wr; 8032 1963, pare. = =6-19 Jul 182 to. YRANMFURT LEOPOLDV 1d ne cenoee Bah, PSH 18.43 No CS Keoord Vatae Destfuy. Oo from, DIRECTOR nth very wintmind “franeh copy Med as indicated cow. ene ; ; RE Tneraine ee A . : Marked ng None required . OP De ce LEALE “moe anor, C/C1, C/FI 2, COC, cf Pee eS OEE 3 Va” 19392 om on “49 RYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUE.. °° nee BEY: A, PRAW 1467 (1m 83745) os _ i, By ROP 4288 UF 24002) o i - ne ae Ere eet pis je TT we re eee oa M Parvo i. Fon t 1389 Manno ee ee eer er wee . ‘ | per ES 49-43 Ati LAY 72 py eer ai ‘oa FRAN 1487 : STEFS Bi° “TAKEN” “PREVENT: “HIM: RE TURNING CONGO, P (9. vige PAST EXPERIENCE SUSGE Se BUT THAT “PUNDS™BE ISED"AS: CARROT “AND.“DOLED. RESETTLEMENT AREA. ry, ov io] vd £ aw a> a Sie DIRECTOR LECPOLCVILLE Tefeee se - pf CSN 43. ‘appa, ¢/cl, ch 2 2p, C0, c/s 2, We she. “1. URGE qiROSUE DOCUXENTAT TOW SE PICKED" UP AND HELD -AND=THAT: PARA 2.REFe SGEST SIROGUE NOT BE GIVEN LUMP OUT, ONCE, HE REACHES... - END OF MESSAGE , C/S COMMENT: "ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR NYXIS USED. **WIROGUE STATED GERMAN FIRM WHICH KNOWS HIM AS REINER 1S INTERESTED iN "SENDING HIM, AS INESS REP. ; REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. fee ak ne ee oN ae ed TR nee ATI, Bg TORTIE EOS 14-0000 “!org ; DIRECTOR cot FRANKFURT FROM: r JUL 5 20362 62° ACTION: -C/EE 3 an <q. ADSP, C/C1, C/FI2 coc, c/TS0 2 AF | a INFG PEL, CIPI 2 a ze sera : ROUTINE é\ IN 23745 . ae ee OD pre INFO LAC? CITE ena pre =n } 7 | yl syn uiTeouT FUNDS: aD DISCOURAGED EY IMACILITY SELL: OvI Ee ASV ASD TECHS 2, SURY STATED errr FIPY 23, THONG HATEER GO WHERE - betes han GIMEING Mr fone) IGE AS. ayernpec Poe, spo ye DECIDE HE INDICATES avy “UNDE CELAY GUS PART “AY FORCE HIM 7 TO STRICUSLY COMSIA=ES err OF FEP,. EZ, DESIRE HOS ALVICE Pf: we bee dee os a , iat PEDLOY ENT aN FINANCIAL HELP IY PESRTTLECENT END OF MESSAGE 14-0000 . a wey a ae — wo a . alte 2: mee eee ee fT this cable (FRAN 1457) assumged by this branch, ----- 0° + ot “Te Aetion | wom Mr, Phelps on German. desk said the only restriction on action. at . “the moment is how inueh ‘money’ we, 42/5, ‘are willing te put outs: ee _. Next, callad Mr, Kallander, 75D, ext 3391. I agread te contact | 7 ann . hin avain if and when we got down to facts as to just whit joctinentation . wate, it would first. ‘ papers’ we would . renutre. Hoxever, he poikted on : \ poe age be’ necessary “for: ‘ve to clear Such actisn;“ie.’, putting thisuchasacter*, ‘t 7 into a country, with: the area desk involved, Furthermors, he indicated vee 7 sone wes as re this my not be toa eazy a a task “eave “UTROGUE's “bz woe Once we get clearance from an area ‘iesk, he says we showld sit down _. . - _ with the area desk, TSD, and AF/5 to de riaine the best documentation “ani method of resettlement. |OK? Bhanu & 313] . oe . a Calbenhn/ he 14-0000 520 _ a 4 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: 92 gun 62 TO : “DIRECTOR ROUTING - FROM : FRANKFURT. ~ ACTION: C/AF 2) oe INFO: C/tsD 2,: $/¢ 2 170 ~ _ R WIROG VARD TECHS . : oe ino Banta ae "\¢/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM “|. APe Cer gee] MALLANDER, TSD, EXT 3391 IN COORDINATION WITH MR. KORNCPATTERSON, |” AF, EXT 5571/ . . nek fave DOR Seiya. a a SsER aR St es ay, ted, “« SeEACER AED , REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIBITED. 14-0000 | Lot re’ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE oe" — FROM : FRANAFURT c/Ts9 2 OS SE SEF at coltw AVERICAN“ CIT REQUIRES MENTS DATED 2UG 5.9, ~-SUBY HaS NO PEEPS ERENCE. : AMERICAN, COUNTRY - ceo ONLY WHERE WE ABLE FetuiTat LEGALIZaT IO} INCLUDING CE SERIES a AUSTRIAN 2:SSP08T, WITH WHICH SUBU OSTAIN OWN TOURIST Vigs, WCULD ALLOW ENTRY INTO AN COUNTRY BUT SIE XUEAEX CONTROL OEV [CUSLY NG IF St uJ INTENDS REMAIN. CO Rev esican CC i NON CITIZENS. COULD KUSAFX INTESCETE TO O8TaAIN SUCH RCN CIT. PacePart erTt? cuay HAS ENTEPED GIVE’ CCUNTEY, : zt ane 3 REPRCOUCTION BY OTHER THAN ay SSSUING OFFICE 1S PROT ED. Copy No. 14-0000 . “\ CLASSIFIED’ MESSAGE” _ ROUTING "SLE -C-R-E-7 FROM 3 ACTION ¢ INFO | . . at. in 15816 FRAN 1188 “T9 INO C/S COMMENT: “ACTION UNIT CETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR AGUATIC USED. oo. 4*1F HARVARD DOES NOT HAWE INFO RE SOUTH AMERICA CITIZENSHiF SEQUIREMENTS — an KURIOT WILL PROVIDE If FRAN REPORTS COUNTRIES CF INTEREST. w greg = ur ' rt oO t x m ‘ = REPRODUCTION BY ‘OTHER THAN THE ISSUING CFFCE IS PROF Copy No. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE orc: Clayton Ve v. rasta ad alv — . 3392 1502 _ 15 June 1962 ROUTING FROM: DIRECTOR conr; C€/TSD 2. ADOP, c/ci,: c/r 2 coc, CIE OR “1706 17406 ry MW. Te cae TMT lt = DIR 15840 “(oo sis) Ty BARWARD DOS WOT BANS THFO RE SOV AVERICAN CIMIZENSHL REQUIRES BuROR VILL PROVED IF YEAS FEOROG COLMURIES OP IFTEREST. by Telex. C/ER/G/OPS_Bill Phelps, by phone WK. c/Av/ors Paul Springer, ty phone (AK . PNG r hee ——CHABIES J. RYAN . aseTC/TSD/AUTH f ACHIEF, PELEASING OFFICER... AUTHENTICATING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIBITED. Copy No. def AVG 77 ~ . . ar ott oy c onc. Tw. Phelps CLASSIFIED MESSAGE UNIT EE/G/Ops SECRET x1: 7858 8 June ! ROUTING 6 70 + FRANKFURT = LEOPOLDVILLE 16 FRAN info. LEOP cire oie - ; WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS. OS = oo : REF FRAN ogos. aN 46446) CONCUR PARA 2. _RE NEW AUSTRIAN DOG, WILLING AGREE IF THIS BEST BALE, BuT REQUEST EXAMINE QUESTION WHETHER BACK-| ; sok SOLUT ION, (0 Rey ‘STOPPED’: ‘FREMDENDASS WOULD NOT SERVE AS VEHICLE FOR: EMIGRATION. od | . ‘FROM FEDREP. WHILE AVOIDING PROBLEMS PARA 1 REF,“ ‘WILL, REPLY a re Mo eB od vate OD a ee te Gye Te RE SOUTH AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS BY 7 TELEX VRE WEEK ~ OF 11. JUNE. a , “ AF/OPS (Mr. Springer phone) So ee L SD (Mr. Boerniger. phone) Wt Pus ~ : EE/CGCFPS iy code iuirino Ornicees ny! EE/G/Ops ~ eaceasiwo ornicea ; AUTHENTICATING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. EE VIETY onc: Willen W. Phelps CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ot RIG © f n W. r unt: EE/G/Ope' SECRET ol exr : 7858 soot, . : 8 June} 62 70: FRANKFURT | LEOPOLDVILLE _ From, DIRECTOR ; 7 ; con C/EE 3 : oo . Zo ak “INFO: “ADDR, C/CI, c/FI 2, COC, c/s 2S , s/t 2 fle 10 FRAN"... — “INFO EOP f RY “WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS — _ REF. FRAN 0805 (IN 46446) FROM FEDREP WHILE AVOIDING PROBLEMS PARA 1 REF. WILL REPLY RE SOUTH AMERICAN CATIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS BY TELEX Vaca, WEEK . “OF 11 JUNE. ace » AF/OPS (Mr. Springer. phone} te food L Deer « TED (Mr.. Boerniger, phone) Wt p EE/COPS iL EE/G/Ops BeLeasinG orricet AUTMENTICATING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE JSSUING OFFICE !S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 4e /- £99777 14-0000 “DIRECTOR 9 FROM :. rracruRt a “ACTION: | C/E 3. INFO: ADDP, cjet, c/rt 2, oe, ep 2 ~pip INFO LEOP CITE FRAN a805 Ep WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS ye, 1, - SUBJECT NOT ENTHUSIASTIC spout WwW GERVAN DOCUMENTATION UNLESS pees ROTC RECOGNITION FOLLOWSs" “BELIEVE: FABRICATION LIFE HIST ORY: © ' 00 RISKY IN, THIS CASE SINCE SLIGHTEST TN, ORDER OBTAIN RECOGNITIG "FLAP GOULD. PLACE KUBARK IN EABARRASSING POSITION VIS A VIS oo] sg -FEDREP AUTHORITIES: AND -ODIBEX.LIAISCNe <9 Ss 3 ee . 2, INTEND RETURN AUSTRIAN PASSPORT AND IDENTITY PAPERS AS | TEMPORARY MEASURE PERMIT SUBJECT CARRY OUT ASSIGNED TASKS FOR CONGOLESE "DEFMIN AND’ RETURN CONGO: IN ORDER FORIALLY ABROGATE CONTRACT WITH” ~ Gos. VILL’ INFOR! SUBJECT NO KUSARK EMPLOYHENT AVAILABLE BUT VE WILLING REDOCUNENT HIM WITH AUSTRIAN OR OTHER PASSPORT IN NAHE: HICH HE” ‘CONSIDERS WIS" TRUE WANES "HE: WILL: DAVID ‘DE ‘PANASKHET, -¥ ‘RETURN FRAN : : 3. SUBJECT HAS STATED DESIRE RESETILE IN SOUTH AMERICA. ~ UNDERSTAND PASSPORT WOULD PROSABLY BE BACKCHECKED WITH COUNTRY OF ISSUE SHOULD SUBJECT DECIDE REQUEST PERMANENT RESIDENCY OR CITIZENSHIP IN SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY. REQUEST. HEADQUARTERS Aeh L33077 ! . : : 4 ecnonnisninn av ATHEO THAN THE ISSHING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 14-0000 TO © A eA Sea etme mane dey FROM. 3 “FRANKFURT: ACTION: | Che 3 INFO: ITE FRAN 0805 7 DIR INFO LEO ~ RYBAY“WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS — qe SUBJECT NOT ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT. Wo GERVAN DOCUMENTATION UNLESS. woe ores) een POLTC ab RECOGNITION F. oLuows.~ ‘BELTEVE FABRICATION LIFE NESTORY. IN. ORDER” OBTAIN RECOGNITION: ‘TOO:RISKY "IN THIS CASE”SINGE™ SeréiresT FLAP COULD PLACE KUBARK IN EMBARRASSING POSITION VIS a VIS -FEDREP AUTHORITIES-AND ODIBEX LIAISON,@ 2. INTEND RETURN AUSTRIAN PASSPORT AND IDENTITY PAPERS aS TEMPORARY MEASURE PER(IT SUBJECT CARRY OUT ASSIGNED TASKS FOR cONGOLESE. DEFMIN AND RETURN. CONGO IN ORDER FORIALLY ABROGATE CONTRACT WITH ™ got. WILL _INFORY SUBJECT NO KUBARY EY PLOYMENT AVAILABLE BUT WE WILLING. REDOCUMENT Him wit, AUSTRIAN” OR OTHER ‘PASSPORT IN NAME DING. co ‘nee PEN 3 SUBJECT HAS STATED DESIRE RESETTLE IN SOUTH AMERICA. NDERSTAND PASSPORT WOULD PROBABLY BE BACKCHECKED WITH COUNTRY OF ISSUE SHOULD SUBJECT. DECIDE REQUEST PERMANENT RESIDENCY oR CITIZENSHIP IN SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY. REQUEST HEADQUARTERS GROL? ft Excisded fro automatic: Govacrasiss aad SEGcT decleeciftesiag REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. 14-0090, yur 8 ; ¢ _ 36 | S GUIDANCE RE CITIZENSHIP REQUI * 4 a “COUNTRIES AND- ADVISABILITY OF ISSUING NEW AUSTRIAN PASSPORT. “4 REQUEST REPLY. PRIOR COB 13 JUNE. | " , REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN 155 [EGET TNCOFFICE 1S PROHIBITED.
104-10182-10071.pdf
14-0000 104-10182-10071 ¢° i {2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ee IE Een ee | ABST AETONS : eS Mt HOUSE SELECT COeuTEL € INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL NIT/ LOCATION: . OO: . og pots DELETIONS , IF ANY: fAxeea 4 } EVI : (PRINT NAME PIED OR REMOVED FRO THIS PILE. NO DOCUMENTS WAY BE CO 14-00000 rad “y VOLUME Il: January 1967 - Séptember 1973 CLOSED"; : . . + sete meme ot oan yee . - os SEE VOLUME III: January 1974 -— -_—\ 4.00000 o Tames 7 crcaey f RYBAT nie Chief, Vi piv - 2 ee ig r Station, ew a ee | 5 . . EvEMersitie Moxal irs Shimients totus Caribbean ACTEOS - FYI ORE TURES +1338, 13 Septealer 1973 , _-]. Station passed referenced -iaforiation to. custo os on 13 September 1973. Initial checls by tue Station sithe the ELD, DLA, and Custoas revealéi& ne invornation on tie individuals nent.ioned in refercuce “(onald Henrys 9° a Jolin i. 6 0 0 i's and Sebo -u ro yf). -Custo.1s was _ ee: ‘. ha apreeient with the Station's suyzestion that a Custos . telephone number sould | shoul! be put into: Custo..s wands . 2 passed to Uenry and the casc d Custows on 13 -Scptember W735... A wectiag nat afternoon, Uecfore the ‘soctin,, too. . _ places however, a Custe.3 officer recoznized the nance of Lrool.s as possibly beisj-one of his contacts. licnry was thus met by two Custo” officers. [n rcturnin, fro: their neetiag, the Custens officers notified tie station, ani a meeting Was arranned ta see then on bh Teptember 1973. Custens provised the following inferuation on Donald ijienry. Donald Henry is about 52 He is frow , ‘ichivan. He lived and went to schoo ile moved . -to Hlorica about fifteen years ayo. . , Neys for about seven years. ribed by Customs as a bra nis offer of assistance was genuiuc. answer for any ot dywn to 2. tienry calle was arranged for t a. years old. 1 in Canada. Ne has resided in the spare. Henry was desc however, that leary always had a quick but when the questions & lA, ihey felt, tupto.s stated taut quest dou asked of bir, specifics his answers were vague. i a . ce. Contrary to initial inforzation, Henry docs not : A’. have a boat or an airplane. Customs noted, thous, chat ienry probably ling casy access to one. neither does ienty ~Alave an EAA license for flyias multi-engine aircraft, altho he tald Custows he was capable of flyin then. Thown Join broous (an alias ‘used hy oac Joun newer et - /Coatinued/ ist: sy fee. 134 cross aieimnio Lf aper q{PERTURE earn REPRODUCTIONS. ~, . a ad for avout a year. (Join Vtiber is deseribed in further detaghl belos.) Nenry said ’ et Salter throusyh thedr wssocivtiocn Vith tue .tliatds Jive Conter,. Inc., thas, Pleorida, waere Jilbur employed and saere Neary. has sad aoworkin relationship fer sone tives The AUlietis bive enter as onned bs bisley 2 i ¢ ard (no Station traces), card... Custa s F TS a UASAVUTY -Churacter “nvolved dn os cuect ‘would not hesitate to Swoot aaytie whe sets in-its wav. - d ealtare titear. treed tal. ia, ae: fo Uold Custos: that eden he bus at the ‘tla ive unter récently, tucy 5 auout vario ys they coule make roensy Silbur told teury taat-he (Cenry) couls seussle aris for LOVEr toa o, anc they started discu i that possilility. uris: the couversation, enrs asled Viltur O He would be wOr.in:, for. Mar ventioued the nase of Lebo Sroun., é¢ tell .benry that “rown, an ex-special forees ues. Aruy .ajor, vad setous a branch of befense Systocs, Inc., on Alaco for . datenell hLo oor be lal, (il. cilbur also intisated that. . ALO was aware of tie operation an. condoued it.) Custous no that Veary did’ not pick us the nase ‘iolo or “brown until after they hal sentioned a pedal Forces iajor, at waicn “point jvcary professed to reneiber his nase. vienry’.atso told Customs, wnen s : C ISRALO, that ae had telephoned tac ULL first nd a fold oy then that iis infor..gtioa was not ‘in their, juris- * Miction and was piven tie Phone number for MAULOALD, Later, Venry chanved his story tu the effect that he said he looked ° ia the (laud celepione directory to set the POL s nuwber and called AL? (COUTSE)} inscead because tue latter's nunver was under tie E (Comment. set ctrug, both’ nunbers are . Risted under U5. Gavera.ent but on separate pages.) is reported that this aaue ur, wo is about 35 years 3.0 As for Join brooks, Custo is an alias usod by ene Join Vil old. Orisinaily fro. ssachusctts, .ilbur has been in Florica for several vears, nei veen in toucn with Custous for approxivcately three years. tie was inici Vy brousat to Custoris' attention over a parceties ¢ i tiie, - ' itor was wor; ins /infor. in iltratin: Fist and-lete wins youth caeization Se was also an airline stevarde soo wus dnvoly in narcotics sou; {ror Tout Vierd ‘.ilbur foun? out about tuis ille activity, fe tole the Pelocho, ie tura, put hin ia touch wits wustons, . . Te. Custeo feseriied Siliar as an ultra-riphue winter aad a soldicr-of sive lookin, and a suvotis ] is also a fabricator. As an yosentioned that ‘ilbur would read an article ec and scortly thorsafter would try to > i : oh. ae would also contact Custo rumor he neard in tue hopes tuai onc of tine storiiss true se taat he could collect a reward, ‘aetous sit taltsours “flhar is Fabricator ans rucor cullcctur. bs is dunveraius anu woul. 2 Cor moncy, off as his tell the noted tyr ilsur enjoys tee rele of Lo contsets ant 'Raey aroun, € abetr four Livin cee, neo ds is : roperty dia tue Keys ( Ss ATATOS Tant se reccices EEDEP ie prec bret Bee oe tT per vay 1 Tah — winarer STATE m0 eo t SECRET f RYBAT = | HMA“ SS9 alineny arid supposedly as about $400,830 in the bank. oh 1 furaishes Wid with, -ilbur seems to be has set Wilbur up. fn an apartucat and Custos niso said that’ BKEERALD, spending: money. sort ‘of voranoid in that he constantly rentions . Abd) a8 suca but referria. to Le as Sue and so ‘not natn COUPANy » forth. .. : 6. Accerdine to Castors, vilbur bezan workin, for - Underwater Sports of Anerica, ‘ani, Florida, as a salesman "tn the early .1960's. At the tine,. reported Custons, Under- water Sports wae engaged in contractual worl. for Lil taALp. ‘concerning trainin: durin, preparations for tie bay of Iigs. ’ The last contact Custons had-with Stlbur was about three weeks ‘ano. .-They jilan to, see hin ayain in’ the acx€ few days and. ‘will attoipt te get his side of the story...” a, . ‘ . a Custous stated that in spite of the itconsistencics “ in Lerry's story they felt. ho wes akin, a legitiaate offer ist and thus advised hin to procééd along the following ‘Urivins force Lohiad cenocracy,” . to ass lines: - . . ; . og, “Pe-contaét Wilbur and tel li “that ho’ was. | but lie Would havo to’ sce the srepared, to: Fly arns. to Abace, “frout. money First. Custor.s commented that af “ilbur produces the monoy,, ‘they would have a case# if not, the whole opisodo could’ probably be chalked up to “ilbur*s-delusions. — b. | After re-contacting Wilbur and if Wilbur concs up e money, Nenry should attenpt to convince wim of the - a dry run. If a dry run is mot possible, then head withthe operation. Arrests would be nade ates after tho arzs have been placed in 1 involved have Loarded with th necessity of ne is to so a by ‘Customs in tlie St the aifcraft and after the personne ‘the plane, : 69. Customs has prowised to keep the Station apprised of the case, especially as it pertains to te Dahanas and other areas in the Caribbean. Alvin C, THO . a ’ on: - 2. x «“« => e * a . , * x.» 2 . . . = . ana . = . a] - = 3 . a . mm. . a 3: . 5: . . e 3; ee ae to CLassuicariow : : ‘paseo, » : os eee Pl te Pra V6s eRgvioUs EDITION. 14-00000 4 i 0) Ue 3S FILING IN 21 DS5q110-. 14-00000 _ ep , bs tore Be TE HEC: Nee iden ony yf nearer ig Hs Cen Ka 4 ne , ti eg ed 14-0000 MONEE CIE hoy oo LD if WITT AC Ste, 7 a, ' 4 14-00000 | . ma ‘ a Sept / 973 fam Mian! Re i Nr ae a — €ebhwr [Maré OL. 7 Internat ecun ty Eahtnas Mien? we iat pel- Lah inas Berner Bile! MM 108-2136 ADDU bt attrendes eM payee gyda. at tp dain y neta Aer Veo. putes dia ontedbzelle. a ° ERL aoc dle evel | 2 uly 73 foam [iam bec? ptchell Liv: Wars ; ewe oeoty- Kakores TF? ft. nal Neral Wratten —fateras. Bleren Gile~ mm 105 ~Q/3E agit ariel ; ore eee tee, 14-00000 Ee rT. faci nk aA tog 307ly 73 Fla. _ Fran Tarps! _ 2¢ ft: | mrtehell baying erie HE Subj ec fol Mar Cr . pet glace IAt 6 otoct -_ ily 73 kta News How > ~~ “ ke: Lit eb ll Lin ston her Poll It . Lfwr Tanger - Trternal Secteur ty — Baharas fer tocumert Sat el IS. Tune 73 | Fron ley 7 srk — a Suk; Ce r. pteall LW. ngs step iler Belt IE Spr ernek Setacrity Letharas. 14-00000 , > Fron Phiemi Fel cable . dated 2 July ar kare) 7 . | rene £9 -Irner se fate > (os - S O82 Ret mitchell. Linry stm wer bell, it Edwin Marge cs trternaf Seawrity — Baharne § — Peuttar ty LVattErs “ Bahemea ¢ ee Re! * frvtechall djv0 7 Hard - he has e/7 om Fon Netirg Directer FRom~ ftlanta C05 - 5072) : Stor wept TE | Elwih FeO - (57 Bahu as | flew tra AG 17; ar rers- Bab, Aria S | “Coa-lost05) 14-0000 FED 62 ~-/0b6bs /é Fin ee Thoskne Auuargelos Miler bre, fir ( Oatara GLY Cet hig§ Lahemaw 7 14-0000 itech Wer tuger Williams ‘1G 13 excerpted by per. Athenta may . HE DRIVEWAY — that Nhe counters estate ‘They were Shanthseme in the tradi. . Gh and they looked iting Hut suit and’ car. “ho ohand: the fun tucked Seer equipped ‘hear Phe dither, WoPtepeliing hieel! vise wine ther ta. selcher of fare mist and one deseloners uf the crr en, sd eedt chatted Nighily were cerrying 1, punctured the con. 2 Of his, ONG in six months, aa VC took o “Hee tivensss the Army's youn Mitch ane r round ‘from “shattered L Serves os iietoon the WerBeil fire i Much began firing a “Army 45. The pun vind the noise ¢choed” sand treetens, He then ye amaethly reetane Feira Medel, “Haat anal muse supe wan fing it, The mue. and the only sound chek. followed ty the et and the papas it but seerie, almost chilling, peuns Mitch put the matic and whipped off ts in or: i, © kind of demonstra. Ase LUN, a standard sua and the snip. Rel) cals the XM 21 » equipped with a sup: wk tothe house, Wer why the suppressar, a silencer, is sa effec. vessery. UTt hi the Peduces the firing hdl oon metal You Suit aise without an anh it's not-worth, it. balt) noise ay Han sa fur sib prae. a Werke HT . ‘ly datiabiticed: ” ; ny weapons given to him by friently forces “in Vietnam, he said, and ‘tacy were shipped to the Staves for display in military museums. Not surprisingly, WerBell has often been called an operative of the Central Intelligence Agency, a ‘sharse that angers tum only when It is lev. led tog vehemently, I is not that he has anything avainst the CIA. He just ant, he says, happen to be one of its boys. Ht aramilitary work, J Which consists of advising and nome. tunre directly assisting foreign “gav. crenents, is dene in the employ of whatehe of well Rtentionat patratie Amert dans.” © Birch Society? The Min- ulemen? A buneh af farrlht Texas a Hionalres? Werkell won't noy, ather Vion to Instat that ae as not the CLA, Ht hardly inatters, for accurding to WerBell, itis all inthe service nat only: fom dod anticommunism but Of the US. government: she dors not supply or advise or fiusht for regi not bearing the State Departmen Of approval, A heavy percentage of his merchandise Rees directly to the US, sovernment, which Cistributes it tu dts Own: forces that. need silent or exotic, “enpons. The balance is’ Sold to friendly seovernments, either directly or through the good offices of the “tn. dependent soup.” He says he dors nat sell to individuals, not even if they're certified anticommunists. , : WerbBeu! takes Pains to point out that he is no ordinary arins broket. That Is, he is nat one.of those shadowy figures Who sell weanbnis.to bath sides at Oxor- Nitant prives or who take possession of contraband shopments an the High seas. “Weese always adhered toon banke pul- fey: There ds onty ‘one friend of the Vited States Ina given Orea,.and we deal only with that. friend." What does WerBell peddle? Tange of firearms from: Mochine guna to " fed cannons, froin the meanest: Jooking weapons fo innocent looking Swaucer sticks that fire a bullet: or even a small rocket; an array. of tech. Niques — “systems.” he calls then — that will help an American soldier or a forcisn army hold off insurgent forces, and oceas:onally, his personal services. These: services Present: WerBell at his most shadowy. Serving as 8 com. “batant in the armed forces of a foreign Nation is against U.S, law, ana WerBell is understandably reluctant {0 admit having done s0. He describes himself in such terms as “paramilitary” and “adviser,” but acquaintances suspect he has been in the thick of the fighting @ number of times. He may ¢cven have zapped an insurgent or two, Corporate Setup AE TOL LPR To guar Et hac asp ith to the ‘Ri el: Gunsm alls fon indcpendert ¥roup | . fo Operational Negation of Insurgency and Countersubyversion, tied in’ with ronmental Industri and be: in earnest to deselop a Ene at mi s hardware Meh Dt and Geoff be: caine inte doparts of the firm, Miteh Vow: ady a bona fide counter. insurgent, As arnold, he kad Spent consider: firne with Dad in the Dominican. Kepubtic, speelaliains in underwater probin mefint sites, Geall, twos barely missed” att oon oa Cu > hls father teak hum ta Mian a few Sens ace, but the plans Cell through, ne day Tosatin Werbell's offlec ps Stinger, es death eiees, that fires a ae, Usathing vinebde on Kun, and the bathe t, on its way OU, distadces’ a thin: plac that itis. ss the hole at the vad of the fing barrel, WerBell commends the Stinger fo secret agents who get caucht with he last re. sort,” that ts, shoot themselves, In the same exoti egory Is the “wagner stick, bound in leather, with silver studs By pushis en twa studs, one can-fire a tea spe. malomodel a small rocket. The be “ Of Dominican stroman .¢ Antonio Tmbert used the rocket modet TNS a few years nll, brass-filted Bo hindsome kniek- cannon. Tlomak knack for a soldier potiti wilh one simple ment a baler Urat will qua Visitor Mere traditte unruly Wittery is outer, notlin the The bulk of Wer SoUBA Supp res. Vs business is in ors and Enzram Maret submachine guns, Suppressors ean dey used on da @s well as small weap. ons, and by fuct have been used effec tively on the wicked-looking Vulean Machine guns mounted on Amertean helicapters in Vietnam, The Australian Army Journal san a story calling the Sionics suppressar “superior to any. thins previously used... (Wil it) it is now possible for the sniper to fire from relatively short ranes. especially when using subsonic Projectiles.” -Werlell is so enthusiastic about the Ingram Mode! submachine Kuns (the are Iwo models, taking different corlridges) what’ he: predicts the will eventually make “obsolete every indie vidual weapon in the world." The U.S. Army, he Says, is now looning care. fully at-the Ingram models with an eve foward making them standard equip. 14-00000. 2LL saunds cone cr-of-fact when he ns, and cath, and is teen in the mill iness for years, and cd or produced—or : watermelon sound Latin America and in the U.S. armed ramilitary “adviser.” e warrior, an armed ‘agninsl “ungedly nicne in this occupa. tices it Ina untque diers of fortune are they live from one neat, brawling and threugh a teugh and urding life. nirant, Is a business s in milltary adven- nd gs far os it suits ida’t Htillate him, he of HL. His business is & not using them in lizes In the weapons of counterinsur- ‘be roughly defined vuppression of coups ind the like. Belk operates, this: estabilshed regimes,! - fictalorships, against, hia political perture t trouble WerBell, tt have no objection to erves the interests of says. Particularly if sse interests is from insam has no place in ~or in any opposed to if, Sof ideulogical germs canes.” hame tn, Werfeli’s ak The first issue af hong fongasine, Scan eobaustive tory os Hon an nbertive Inve 8, ond Werbell was fnajor, if uncertain,- fron, {Wer Rell war ar led after the fhlasen, int Nees) were: resppiee, arrested were brought voa frend fer ane il replied jauntily, ko for the company, f you TH never hear teut 10° So far he inn) . rv, Werllell hit) the © Atienta Constitution t of captured enemy frum Vietnam was-de. Air Force Dasc, Flor- salurnnmist: conjectured his friends meant to “Popeins be rightewinst ain the UR Werftell “at Chey were fuuve- ( dedicated tu killing people, Environ: mentat Industries, Werfell says, ts bankrolled by some of the East's most Prominent investment houses; he is Its director of International operations. He Is also president of -a subsidiary called “tilitary Armaments Co., Inc., and because hz is in Powder Springs, Military Armaments Is there, too. (Be. hind Ervirpnmental Industries. Wer- Rell says, is “a-third shadow of which E.L is o subsidlary"—another: tantaliz- ing hint of the CIA.) Military Armaments may well be a unique American enterprise. Nobody else, Werell says, {sin the business of designing special purpose weapons on avch a scale. A good deal of its de- signing and manufacturing Is done under federal icense. Silencers, for ex- ample, are outlawed by the National Firearms Act, along wiih sawed-off shotguns, submachine guns and cther vestiges of Prohibition era gangland wars, - : ‘To manufoctuce his suppressors, WerBell must pay a special (ax of $590 A year, collected by the Treasury Department, ‘The T-men also check pe- riodicaltysto see that his awesome collection. of firearms—over 200 indi- vidual ‘pigces—in properly registercd. Apparently the market for suppressors {3 nut very Jarze because, according lo . WerRell, cis firm Is the only one au- thorized to manufacture. them. WerBell wilt not discuss the sales or profits of Military Armoments except to say that, after two years of exten- sive research and development (result- ing-in “a tax‘loss of a half million do!- lors"), the company’ is now doing very - well. It has about 12 employees, includ. ‘Ing four machinists who work under the direction of Gordon Ingram, who has charge of the design operation and whose name ison the Model 11 sttbma- chine gun thot young Miteh demon- atroted on the fring range. ‘Cottuge Industry’ JJ SGRAM WORKS in a well-equipped J machine shoplab attached to the insin House on the catate, which Wer- “Bel likes to call the farm”! WerBell's offier ts next docr to the shop. ts. walls ore so loaded with weapons that‘ Is a wonder they do not collapse. There are knives and spear gunsond pistols and rifles and machine guns, dozens and dozens of them, some purchased, some won in combat, some presented by the appreciative, recipients of WerBell's counterinsurgeney techniques, WerBell, who has a sense of humor, calls his enterprise a "cottage indus- try" and likens himself to “a country doctor... 1 can fall out of the living area upstairs right down to the office.” Upstairs Is the domain of hla Germon- born wife Hildegerd, a pleasant, ~groyhaired wornan who has borne urapons WerBell six children and put yp with his rather unusual way of Ife. (When he Jeft for the Far East in 1968, he said he'd be gone for a year or more, and he was.) A Military Profile ITCHELL WERBELL Is a short, N wiry man of $2, quick with a quip and quite sensible until he begins taking about communism or other so- clal issues. He has thy face and bear. ; ing of a Prussion officer, an image he cultivated by wearing a musiache and accasionally a mosocie. He often dresses in military clothing of indeter- minate origin, and he embellishes the image by talking In slightly ellpped sentences peppered» with military Phrases. There is nothing phony in this, WerBell has a strong attachment ; to weapons and to warfare, and he hos . “ been around them so ‘long that the ; ideas and styles théy foster are an in- grained part of his personality. ite comes by: both his militarism and his anticommunism honestly. His *“tathdr was an officer in the Russian Impdrial army, even thouch he was born) in the United States. “It was a j tricky situation,” says Mitch, "He was a citizen of both the U.S. and Russia. In those days vou could do that.” The elder Werfell fought against : the Bolsheviks, but before the collapse of the czarist redime he wiscly secured An appuintment' as ‘liaison otficer be- tween the. Russlan and American forces—stationcd in the U.S. He lived? in thls country. for the rest of his life, putting his carly medical training te} use in cancer research. A legacy from father is Mitrh’s} barely disguised oristocratic sympa, thies, tle haw been quoted as saving “Communism ino substitution of a peasant dirtatorship over-thé aristocra- cy--t prefer the aristocracy.” Ite | without question an elitist. Not surprisy ingly, his ctite is composed of superps ‘triota and military men. Mitchell WerBell was bora in Penn. sylvania, shortly after: his Kk 20 American father and his Scottish-bor jmother arcived inthe - At the end - of Worsd War Tis porents traveled 4 good deal, here and abruad, and Misch traveled with them, picking up his edu: cation os he went, He got a degree i Journalisin from the University 0: Pennsylvania. In World War I, he joined the OSS, and served with a uni behind’ Japanese lines in China, risin so'the rank of captain and acquiring taate for querrilla-type warfare h would nuver loac, . a ~ WerBell moved to Atlanta short! after the wor end went to work in ad ; vertlsing In a department store. Soon + ne was head of the department, and soon after that he went on his own, In the mid-'50s, WerBell pulled out of his ageney and then formed his own public relations firm. “I'd already deen drifting into international PR" WerBell says, “using my family back- ground. I had tremendous contacts in Europe, and. I moved into the Far East, too.” How much of thig moving in was milltary, WerBell won't Bay, but his business ook on more and ! more of what he calls a “geopollitcal” i flavor, ‘ H i Before long, he was dabbling in Latin. American dictatorships. “Before Fidel took ever in Cuba, we were with o grin, “Our funeticn was to keep Batista In power, althouzh the US., noveroment was looking favorably on Fidel at that point.” . , From all this, even WerDell doesn't , Know evactly how, came a Passionate § concern about communism, “| decided H to devote whatever time I could to niicommunist activities," he gays, ’ "AU first It was sort of a hobby, but then it became my main drive in life. “What I'm doing now'—~here he Res. tures At the arsenal on his office walls “affords me a damned yood Nying. « But the living ts not why Ido it." The Heact of It N 1948, WHYLE anticommunism was still a hobby, albeit a paying hobby, WerBell purchased the Dobbs estate. He installed rudimentary design facili. ties ‘ond began experimenting with weapons of counterinsurgency, weap: ons he believed had the best chance ef preventing Commaniasat takeovers in (he small, underdeveleped nations of “that In counterinsurgency, the pri mary prabiem was a lack of depth. in weaponry. Ieople sdy, ‘Win the hearts of the enemy, and vou'll win the fight. That's a let of bull. The best way to get their hearts, if they're the enemy, is ta shoot ‘em and cut the hearts out.” While he experimented with weap- ona—quieUy, ta avoid problems with the federals—WerBell proceeded with his personal brand of geopolitics. He “made himself availabte to anticommu. nist regimes that wanted help in fight- -ing off one band of Insurgents or an- other. In’. the process, he became friendly with a number, of Lauin Amer- fea’s political strongmen, They were dilighted ta discover ao Nore. Ameri. | coho ‘sho felt on they dd about the. need for ‘stable, antleommunixt. re. gimes, especially their regime and. 17 eee WerBell recovered from a leg injury. i working closely with Batista.” He adds . Asia and Latin Ameriea, *f reattied + SNS IID # who had both the savvy and the guts to help preserve them. His first major paramilitary opera- tlon was in the Dominican Republic during the 1965 revolt. He was, of course, on the side of the government, which was fending off allegedly Com- munist ‘insurgents; the United States was on Its side, too. WerRell wound up in the midst of the fighting. He was the second Dominican sovernment mian to reach the Ozama River, secne of the majar battle, : . Elsworth Bunker, then U.S. ambas- sador to the Orzanization of American States, became highly exercised over WerBell's activities and his hawkish . views on the conflict (WerBel! opposed @ cessation of hostilities and establish: ment of a coalition government). Bunker considered trying 10 toss WerBell out-of the country, but noth ing came of it. Werbell’s “independent group"--CIA, Texas millionaires or whatever—saw to that. WerBell was already active in the anti-Castro movement, and he brousht ta it a sense of dash and discipline that the ragtag, bickering bunch of Cuban exiles had seldom seen. Perhaps his major antt-Castro exploit wasa speed: boat foray into Camarioca, on Cuba's Southern coast, The mizsion. was to drop a swimmer, apparently a spy, off shore, and toa pick up the family of an exile leader, The boat, flying: the Con- federate flag on the radio antenna, foundered in high seas, and the raiding party was captured. The Cubans, the - Story gocs. did not know what to make of the brash WerBell, and he and his pals wound up stealing a Castro boat and spiclting some 6 ont Castroite:, out of the country hefture they the telves returned to the Unitert Sts Vietnam Superhawk I* THE LATE ‘60s, WerBell turned his attentton to Southeast Asia. He is, of course, o superhawk oan Viet- nam, and would be happy Hf the U.S. were also fishting communis in all its nelghboring countries, He -was in Thoiland, “working closely with the supreme command,” for Months, pro - mating the snlex of his weapuns ant systems. “I showed them things Hke surveiNance equipment and nizht vi- sion equipment, stuff that lets you sur: prise the hell out of the bastards.” Did he do any fighting himself? Wer. Bell chuckles. “1 ain't supposed to be shooting the stuff, just demonstrating how to shaot it.” Three yeora ava, WerBell'n weapons buainess becatae promising enough for him to go inte bt full thm orpon- -lzed a firm called Sisnics Hor St 3 in § t we ae Un uO 2 Property if they don’t Wke the are - dependent group" Dt IO Armaments makes the case, too), coms plete with suppressor and six maga. zines, - _ Business Ia Business Ds WERBELL feel a twinge of ' censctence about providing the.- ‘world with such deadly and efficient - Weapons? No. “I see no reason to be: + “concerned,” he says, “We're supplying 4 certaln product that Is unfortunately, a part of tho civilized world. As long as - people exist, there's going to be ‘an . - arms business. I don't see much differ ence between our supplying arms to, combatants and a surgical supply |, house supplying gauze to bind up the wounds inflicted." : There ix his anticommunist argu. ment, too. Werbell ts fighting the. Communise menace; it is a fight what, -must be won and weapons are needed | to win it. - ‘ , Contrary to eynieal upinion, Powder Springs was not. nomed in honer ot Werkell and his enterprise. WerBell, , In fact, stays og aloof from thy local community on possible. His house is a0 well-stocked, it is Dractically self-sufft- | clent save for occastonal trips to the’ srocery ant liquuc, stores. There has’ been, from time to time, antl WerBell feeling in Pewder Springs. WerBeil de. clares, “The hell with it. Who caren? T teH ‘em Tm prepared to purchase thelr He docs not suffer from loneliness, however. There Is-a steady stream uf visitors and’ customers, fsrelunera es well as Americans. A few weeks sho Werlells son-in-law, an Alr Foree lien. tenant colonel, flew. In from ‘Ohlo, matnty to sce what was new around the shop; he hadn't been hy in several months, he said, “and things change awfully quickly oround here.” Tre thy Towas there, the entonet and Werlte:| awopped idens on ridding the State De- partioent of ne.win policy makers ane on bringing dhe enemy to Up knees, or fts grave, in Vietnam. ‘. . WerBell recalls with relish one par- ‘ticular visitor. He came from the State Depactinent afew years back, and ae. cording lo WerBell, he said, “The fune- Hons of: the forciun policies of the United Stes ore the business of the State Department in Washington, now of Milchelk Werkelh in Powder Springs, Georgla.” -WerBell's reply? ° ou can’t print It, It was all-in Angio- an words.” But that was the ould, swashbuckling WerBell. The new, low. Profile WerBell says with a grin, "My present policy is that [agree with that . theory completely, Perlod,” If actions to the contrary apenk too loudiy, they, like WerlHell's weapons, can olwava be suppressed hy the man himaclf, Meanwhile, Mieh and his “In. ch oon, £1970. Atlantu Magazine op ws voy 1 i H H ' i t ATTACHMENT TO TH #409860 _ TO: C/iD FROM: COS, “Hi/MUAMI 14-00000 BYP 2 seu MEIZT BY BH Ver Had Bade : a Garden of Eve! at TROPIC’ ~ THE Mian “MERALD SUNDAY MAGAZINE July 1.1973 | _ Mat: 7 No, 25 THE COVER: Arms deater Mitchell Liv- ingston WerBett HI bves 19 an O02. world Of guns and ittrigues Among the guns rs his Drietcase mith a built-in machine .gua-thal tires whone.er the night Sutton ts pushed Among theialragues ts his Dresect prexcccoation mth what hap + pefis to Abaco whe. the Bzhamas goes independent this r.oath, Far ike teil story. tun to Page 18, Photograph by Jone Pineda. - FEATURES When Kids Are Allergic To Their Parents “+ The treatment they cali “parentectomy” LR ‘The Real Exorcist . ~. Father‘Nicola ea, The Devil . 1 2 Powder Keg At Powder Springs: Mitchell WerHeil's cali to arms 26 Meatloaf Man Mcets Peking Duck Covating your awn Chinaiou'n DEPARTMENTS 4 Humor 7 People, Etc. 29 Crossword Puzzle fers A Toast - - To Life! To Life! at Polynesian Gardens You'll like our people, you'll like our thatched huts. and waterfall and you'll-love ous Million-Dollar Recrvation Building. ~ : @ LANAI GARDEN APARTMENTS ° ROOF TOPGOLF ., . @SPATYPEHEALTIHCLUS * BILLIARD ROOM ‘© BLUE LAGOON POOL . e CARD ROOM e@ THEATRE BALL ROOM @ TENNIS COURTS = 6 a(t :P) i * LUAU AND BARBECUE AREA = * BOWLING ALLEYS [7] Trl 3 JOHN PaRKYN picragD 0. seats Polynesian Gardens, in beautiful suburban Plantation Broward Boulevard to 64%1h Avenue. Editor Rotagrovure Manager ... and Plantation is.to Florida what Scarsdale is. Turn North to Model Apartments. to New York, and Lincolnwood is to Chicago: Open Daily untif o PM, . JOHN OORSCHNER Assstant Editor B Ad-ertung Otlce tel ALLEN PIERLEONI . ae 330 7818 . - . Represented nationally - Articles Editor by tnght Adverteng 7 . Soler ine and. JOHN E. DAVIDSON B venepsiion Sundeoy Art Ovvector New wopers, Ine _Withia minutes of 14 outstanding Golf Courses and walking distance to the beautiful Plantation Golf Course, close to fishing and boating. LUXURIOUS ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS PRICED FROM $23,900 to $36,900 TERMS TO SUIT Contents of Prope cocerght 1922.08 Ine Muam: Heras Pustaning Ca ads eesece ct Mmegnt Newspapers Ine Frome os a atemtark registered ia the a) s Parent Orece dy The Mram Herald Publisting Co Pudiished every Sua gaelat 1 Meraia Pinca Wrame Fla LLM Wate every care ss taken ng fe AONE DLty 1 bcCeDIEd for the damage or loss of mauris oF Photos wb mitted CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS Plantation, Florida \ Just ‘west of Ft. Lauderdale : oF . Phone: (305) 791-4400, In Miami Call 947-5776 2 a 14-00000 . Pineda YS Er PH wu ate. imacgm af roine Behind Paul Routher, a retired Aut Force colonel and oresident cf WerSell’s - Detense Systems : intermaticna’, enn Batt Neterse Systems” chaitman ef the board: and Stchell Top lett. ech aise: A de bucaie i73t daubles asa @ ata arent O07, Mitch 1 TW pots out Abaco naw cf the Bahamas 14-0000 ~The flamboyant son ofa.” Cossack €olonel. Mitchell WerBell Il! has been involved in several Caribbean adventures and misadventures. Now. as the Bahamas nears. ‘independence. the wealthy arnis-dealer-has-his sights ~§ set on Abaco... ; By William R. Amlong “Pe Dobesvk bke acu i i sa seddie seated? Lavin: Ao cavtiee an no the Russia PoNtais He ved, mare + ness: bedewilir sees himgelf mn but asa ve: Ine Of wort iprise gee Cagnes, Al woukd lo ustache ar corte Divisien rout Vietnam, the Brier nor iy Vir 14-00000 POWDER KEG Continued o nam, nor-even in one of the sugarcane revolitianaries’ sre wont to drill and * target-practice for yet ariother assault on Castro's Cuba. Rather, he is'sitting in the pstairs gun reom of his home. in ‘Powder. . 2 66-acre estale-armory sit- uated * amidst the rolling, red-clay hills ‘and pine -forests 23° miles.horthwest’. of = pastoral air“is occasionally shattered by the Mashing of a red light that goes on by ‘the staccato barking.of machine guns ‘from the tést firing range or by the- pul- sating roar of a combat helicopter hover- . ing low overhead on a test flight. qi ix from this hase of operations that, it appears Mitch WerBell has been med- sin. this time in the affairs of the wetuUMme sovercizn rtate of the Bahamas. His activities — although no one is completely sure;just what. they entail — have prompted Bahamas Prime Minister Lynden Pindling te denounce WerBell and attomey Edwin Marger, an associate, on the floor ‘of the Bahamian Parlia- ment. Pindling called them “internation- al fortune hunters” with “designs on the territorial sovereignty of the Bahamas.” Werbell's involvement in the Bahamas —as an advisor to a faction that wants ‘COUPE a in White, ‘Bone, Black or Red Soft Leather... $16. Crown Colony: or to become a separate nation when the rest of the Bahamas be- has ‘also prompted some concern by the U.S. State Department's Caribbean Affairs Desk. * It is not a completely unfamiliar expe- rience to Werbell to have elements of the United States government at least con- cerned — if not outright displeased —- with sonie of his free-lance foreian-policy maneuvers. He relishes recalling how a visitor flew down to Georgia once to give him the message: foreign policies-of the United States are In White, Beige, Navy, Black or Red Soft Leather . ALL SHOES AVAILABLE IN SIZES 41012 S.N.M.W&WW [AAAIoEEE) For Mail Order add $1 for Postage & Handling Plus 4% Sales Tax Washington, not of Mitchell WerBell. . Powder Springs. Ga." In another incident, a congressional subcommittee questioned him about his role in an aborted attempt to launch an invasion of Haiti from South Florida. The subcommiitee, the investigations arm of the House Committee on Inter- state and Foreign Commerce, was con- Three eeeicrmed ex-military men, ‘Mi unger tne ems! fields of South Florida, where counter-. Auianta.‘It‘is'a place where the - . whenever the electronic gate is opened, - the island of ‘Abaco either to remain a- comes fully independent on July 10 —. “The functions of the . the business of: the. State Department in’ of WeeSeii line up-for s compound “y target oractice ai ine Powder Serre cerned with the role played in the inva- sion preparations by CBS News. The net- work was attempting to film a documen- lary on the military coup being -planned ~ by an alliance of Haitian and Cuban ex- iles. The. Haitians wanted to tcpple Francois, (Papa Doc) Duvalier; the Cubans wanted to establish an anti-Cas- tro base in Haiti..CBS was steered into’ the project by Andrew St: George, ‘a free- lance journalist-adventurer. who also ‘in- ~~ troduced Producer Jay McMullen to Wer- -f ’ Bell in the process.. ve ‘The network. afir spending: upwi Is. of $1 70.000 on the proposed documentary, Project’ Nassau, decided to scrap it. “As it. is," a CBS News vice president wrote in a Dec. 13, 1966. memo, “we see simply . ‘the non-adventurés of a rag-tag crew next - to whom. Duvalier himself fooks: good, a. gang openly flouting U. S. law, in the end | to no purpose. : ‘The answers to “why” WerBeil got in- volved are, in the language of the sub- committee report, “at vanance” with each other: : Answer No, 1:7... f felt then and I feel now, and [| will always feel that any effort or any activity that any American -."- § can give to a group that is attempting to kill the boil and cancer of communism in the Western Hemisphere deserves every effort. This was my fundamental! reason for going into it. This was why | agreed to assist them and why I did everything I could to assist them up to the point where I felt the whole program was ridicu- lous.” . Answer No. 2: ‘*! took this whale proj- ect as a rather entertaining ‘comedy. I'm afraid I approached it in this connection and | continued to do so. | felt that this was @ Very amateurish attempt at some- _ thing which [ didn't know really what was going on, and it was an interlude of entertainment as far as I'm concerned.” . The role he plaved is also unclear, From the point that CHS entered the sit- uation in May of 1966. WerBell appeared at various times ‘to be a network consul- tant. a CIA operative. a CIA operative impostor, a leader of the invasion, a U.S. fovernment spy on the invasion, a gun- ‘minner and a wired-for-soungd observer in an attempt to shake down the Haitian consul in Miami for $200,000 to calt off the invasion. . Suffice it to say that the entire episode was typified by tne fact that the 68-foot sloop Poor Richard, 9 beat WerBell had leased for the expedition, was repossessed while Werdell and others had it docked at the Ocean Reef motel in Key Largo. “The. boat never had anything on it ex- 14-00000 _. however, were * then-Attorney _General Ramscy. Clark. cept'a, few. good, long drinking sessions,” ." - WerBell told congressmen.’ * 2S the U.S. government raided the training area for the would:be— invaders, seized their arms and arrested them in January, 1967; about two months afer WerBell hud gone home. “Seven per- sons weré indicted for conspiring to vio- late U.S. neutrality laws — including WerBeil. ‘Charges . against WerBelil, dropped on orders of Nevertheless, - WerBell now declines to discuss the mechanics of how the charges against him were dropped, except lw- say that he was “in constant contact with the govern- ment” during his participation in. the in- vasion attempt and that he “did nothing ’ wrong.” In 1970, however, WerBell told an .Atiants magazine writer, “When you work for the company, they take care of you.” _ . “The company” is generally used a3.a euphemism for the Central Intelligence Agency — an arm of government WerBell says now he has never had anything to do with, except to sell it some guns. The compary he was talking about, he says, was CBS. Over the years, however, Wer- Bell has spoken often. of his association with the Company. Producer McMullen quoted WerBell to the congressmen as say- ing he had “previous experience’ with “the " company:” “And when I asked him what company he meant, he said the ClA,” Me- Mullen said. “Everybody always gets that impression about any goddam thing we do,” WerBell says. It is a conclusion that is neither difficult nor illogical. it may not, however, be accurate. ’ But what, then, was Mitch WerBell. wearing camouflage fatigues and a shoul. der-holstered rocket pistol. doing in the lead tank — which is where he claims he was —.in the Dominican Republic that summer of 1365 as government forces dou- ble-timed it to the .Ozama River? The tanks were attempting to capture as much territory as possible before a noon cease- fire took effect; instead, they were beaten back by ill-armed rebels.at the bridge. TROPIC —Juty 1: 1373 oe what eras 1968-with what WerBell claims was “the simutated-rank of major-general” supplied ~ by the U.S. Air Force as he demonstrated his : firm's revolutionary silenced sub- machine gun to a South Vietnamese gener- al? To quéstions such as these, WerBell’s standard reply is. “I guess I'm just lucky.” More than just tuck, however, WerBell’s propensity for being in'the crucial place at the crucial time seems to stem from 8 combination of machismo, the profit mo- tive, a knack for developing suns Gtly rad- ical weaponry and a plug-in to the Oid Boy Network. The Old Boy Network — “And don't you ever kid yourself that there isn't such @ thing,” says WerBell — is the cloak-and- dagger types’ answer to the union hiring halt. It is a loosely structured help want- - ed-situation wanted grapevine. “I became friends with a bunch of guys who are now four- and five-star generals,” recalls Wer- Bell of his days as an OSS captain behind Japanese fines in World War I. . Meemorabitia of the OSS days and sub- sequent adventures hang in WerBell’s home and in his psyche. The walls of both his upstairs den and’ downstairs ‘war room” are decorated with dozens of hunt- ing (upstairs) and military (downstairs) weapons, Six unsheathed swords are mounted cn the door of the liquor cabinet. Two glass display cases in the den, each locked, contain handguns ranging. from - standard .45 automatics to single-shot assassination pistols. Daggers, bayonets and throwing knives ‘fill the in-between spares as bric-a-brac. Photographs of short, slant-eved generals hang on walls and stand on tables. Between two wild boar heads above the den entrance is a framed certificate from the Vietnamese Airbome. The biggest war souvenir, though, isn't on WerBeil’s wall. It is in his head — the way a man of 55 acts after more than 20 years of being in and on the fringes of vio- ient conflicts. Some of it, obviously, is © affectation. Some of it is gemuine. And some of it just seems strange to sn outsider joing in: Vietnam: in. ee ee ee ese Oe STEP INTO THE AGE OF AQUARIU: FINE OFFICE FURNITURE FOR THE ENLIGHTENED EXECUTIVE .. - Rugged and handsome with polished aluminum legs. - to reflect the executive lock! Aquarius...the most in | _ design and tility. Laminated plastic wood-grain fin- ashes give years of maintenance tree. service and - enhance any Office setting. ‘four choice of available laminated finishes? . i : ; e 2 file drawers U-SHAPED letter /legal EXECUTIVE DESK «2 box drawers. 234°x78” main section « 18°276" retui " ¢18°x78" sliding door credenza’ “>: " ie a = 30°x60" i DOUBLE e3boxdrawers - L PEDESTAL DESK * 1 file drawer ; SECRETARIAL "" DESK #1 box and 1 file drawer - . . . estationerypedestal = * 307160” main section with doors © 187142" typing height retur: wrap around modesty panel p =P LOWEST PRICES IN SOUTH FLORIDA! COME IN OR GALL—SEE FOR YOURSELF! WE SHIP ANYWHERE ot Service Aveilebie. Gall for Free Flt Color Catalogues. Decorst MLAN) «7551 LW. 27 AVE. IAM « ETSI NE ath ct. GHWAY we GAKLANG PARK BLVD. , DIXIE eth aT. . Oe / PELAUD, 568-7518 5 MAM! 666-5641 Charge Accounts Welcome. Se Habis Exparcol 14-0000 which: actually ‘helps, shrin many cases the first epoifeationa : from itching and pain in hemor- rhoidal ¥ from‘ éuch painful discomfort. Then this medication ‘helps to gently reduce swelling of hemor- rhoidal tissues. Tests conducted by doctors on hundreds ‘of pa- tents in New York t City. W Wash- T DAYS ¢« 6 NIGHTS 1SO%...- | Melee cnn tate” s Aeentee tee. oy cael Adoseeteed cactus wate! at SUN 'N LAKE otahan Swat LAKE PLACID, FLonioN JORN L SULLIVAN, INNKEEPER & TENNIS CAMP FOR TEENS - CO-ED Hf tus aeseavanions « : CALL 4-80374568-3135 COLLECT MIAMI 1-303 7468-1841 Thus the sincere man does not do o¢ say that which he would be ashamed of were it broughe to lighe. His uprightness of spirit enables _ him to walk upright and confident among his fellowmen. His presence is a {ONE protection, and his words are direve and powerful because they are true, Whatever may be his work, if prospers. - James Allen 22 give’ Prompt, temporary ‘reliel Butterflies: . Gleaming colorful glass butrer- thes. tdeat tor siding doors, windows and shower ronrs. Dutine ot actual size. Green, yellow, ‘blue é amber. Apply using any clear epoxy. Add 50d" for handling. ~- Helps Shrink Swelling Of ~ Hemorrhoidal Tissues Caused By _ Inflammation And Infection . Givés Promp?, T: rary. Relief in Many Cases "Als Give ‘Pain and Burning Itch in Such Tissues. 7 . ' There’s an exclusive formilatiqn. ' qe, pe, ok at y ca The medication used, by doctors inthese tests was Preparation H® - —the'same exclusive; formuls you: can buy at any drug counter with- out a prescription. Preparation H also lubrieates the affected area to protect the inflamed, irritated surface-and so helps make bowel Movements more comfortable. There iy no other formula like Preparation H. In ointment or a “ppository form. ‘combined with — VITAMIN fe hy Sondra Res He Lotions Creams -{ Moisturizers Does wonders for your aging skin. A At Your Favorite Store 4 Weve ss drifted: into his; -prese' . dark suit in WerBell’s closet, - boyance of the old gunrunning and tank- it seems that everyone associated wiin WerBell takes gua in hand for target pract:ce al one time cr ancther. Bennett Ginthf, charmaa ef tne board of Detense Systems International, plays marksman ath @ handgun POWDER KEG Comteoed . + \ , to the world of a fellow Jike’ Mitch Ww erBell. ~ But there it is: the hush jacket and the monacle. The belt buckle that conceals a “survival kmfe.” The electronic gate and the two guard dogs, a German shepherd named. Fritz and a Doberman called Mal ‘(for Evil) The electronic sweep by the two . -phoies to detect transmitting or bugging ' devices. The Scotch whisky, Poured 1 neat — a0 water, noice. line of work during the mid-1950s after‘a brief but vertising department “of Ricli’s, ‘a major Atlanta department store. He then found- ed his own ad firm. His first step was to get inyolved in: international public relations and anti-conmunism: one of his clients, he says, was th. Batista ‘government. From there, he eased into the arms and intrigue business: WerBell’s talent for designing weapons récalls thut of Q., cret Service armorer for lan Fleming's auper-spy, James Bond, At his Powder submachine gun disguised as a briefcase, an effective noise-and-flash suppressor for automatic weapons, a cigar that fires a ein- gle bullet and a swagger stick that is actu- ally a mini-rocket launcher. .. flourishing post-war career ‘in, advertising; . ‘he joined and rose to: the head of the ad- tho-fictinnal Gritich Se. . * . Springsretreat;-WerBelh~haa“designed’ a. ~ WerBell’s sorties into strife-torm aras . &ppear at times to be merely the business trips of a traveling salesman whose line happens to be machine guns. At other : times, however — such as during the Do- minican revolt and in Thailand — his pur- Pose seems to be less clear. His gullet warmed by a few gulps of'neat .whisky, WerBell will recount some of these past adventures, albeit reluctantly and in vague terms becaus2 of the new, sober image he ia attempting to project. But as the camouflage outfit hangs next to the the flam- riding Mitch WerBell every ‘now and then surfaces in the behavior of the conservative . Reopolitical advisor. Mitchell L. WerBell HL prepared for the final vote endorsing Baha- mian independence. WerBell. let it be known to a reporter for the Londun Datly Murror (circulation five million) that he was: 1) four-square for the cause of the - While in London recently, as Parliament Council for a Free Abace, and 2} récruiting’ British mercenaries “for a project I have in mind.” Abaco? “Who said it was Abaco?” ssid WerBell. The fruit of the interview WILLIAM @ AMLONG 6 2 Heraid staff water, - was a front-page story headlined: “Mutiny in Paradise... The Island That Wants to Stay British . - A Call Goes Out for Mer- - eenaries.” + Such were the initial tactics in the Bat- " tle of Abaco, a cause that, for awhile in the British press, seemed second in anticipated ferccity only to the Catholics-vs.-Protes- tants strife in Northern Ireland. Joining WerBeli as a comrade-in-press release was Lt.-Col. Colin (Mad Mitch} Mitchell, @ right-wing House of Comnions member and a hero of the Battle of Aden during his days with the Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders. Mitchell, who was muttering totke British press ‘about: secret missions to Abaco and the such, recently visited Wer- Bell in Powder Springs, WerBell said. - ‘While there are some people who. admire Namboyance auch as WerBell's,. there are others wo don't. Among those others are WerBell’s former business associates, a group of New York investment bankers who bought WerBeill and Bennett B. Bintliff, an associate, out of the Military Armament Corp. (MAC) that' the pair had founded. “He's been headline press all over England, ond we're just « quict little man- ufacturing company,” said Resser Scott Reeves II}, chairman of the board of MAC's parent company, Quar.tum Corp. “He's a loudmouth. Basically, when you ‘te dealing with 9 country, the country would liane iu see responsible executives who are discreet, who will transact business — not tell war stories.” ; Reeves, however, says he doesn't dislike WerBe!ll — he just doesn't want to be associated with him in the arms business. “T like him a great deal. He's amusing and he's a character. But letting him run Colt or letting him run MAC is Like turning Joose a high. school hot. todder to: mn General Motors." WerBell_ and his associates in Powder Springs have now reincorporated under the name of Defense Systems International Inc. and have hired away several of MAC's former weapons specialists. They are not overly fond of Reeves and his people either. “Tunnel vision” is one phrase they use to describe MAC's preoccupation with gun. sales. . Defense Systems International, they say, docs not suffer from such tunnel vi- sion. They are deeply involed in Rocpoliiics — whatever geupolitics are. And from the list of activities that WerBelt and his partners tick off, geopolitics seems to be about anything they want it to be: arms sales, military advice. investment banking, economic development, security work, public relations, international law- yering. The pedple who hire the firm, WerBell Says, “are interested in an organization that’s capaole of doing the political, . Reopolitical, clandestine and economic op- _ erations that we're capable of. We operate "-" ernment, ‘froma mini _ minister.of welfare to. the guy who presses. . ‘the ‘buttdns | to maké the elevator go,’ we in 22 different countries. If somebody said to us tomorrow, "We need 8 complete’ gov- erofhealthtoa could ‘do it.” Just how much demand there is for pre- _packaged governments — or how much ca- pability Defense S tems: International has - for providing‘them-— is untertain. What the firma would appear tc have an obvious ‘capacity for, however, is warfare: [ts presi- dent and chief. administrator is WerBell's son-in-law, Paul Routhier, a retired U.S, Air Force leutenant-culonel who also dou- _ bles as the company's air-waer expert. On the staff are various other ex-military types, renging fer s Marine sergeant to several retired colonels. Among its activi- ties, says Routhier, is the sale to smaller, U.S.-approved nations of armament pack- ages, including not only hardware but also training. | : Wr Defense Systems International . does not do, its principals insist, is to make wars, or shoot people themselves. If they did, they say, they could go to jail for vio- lating US. neutrality laws. Nur does it sell the guns to showt peaple with, unless the U.S. State Department approves, they say. And the State Department isn’t about to approve the sale.of any arms by WerBel! to the Abaconian secessicnists. No matter, says WerBell. “We have no intention of arming Abaco in any shape or fashion. Anyway, they have more arms down there than we have here.” So whs, then, is there a Photograph Iying about of the Hon. W. E. Errington (Eric) Watkins, a member of the Bahami- an Parliament from Abaco, clenching 4 cigar between his teeth and test-firing one of WerBell’s silericed submachine guns? lencer, makes’ about as mitch noise. as an electric typewriter. : - The novelty of W erBell’ aside, however, there remain “thonuentony of how WerBell got involved with-the Free _ Abaco faction, ‘what he is doing for it ard... how he is getting paid. The leadership of:the Council fora Free _ Abaco appears to be composed oft wo mea, Watkins and Charles (Ci:uck) Hall. Wat- kins, the chairman, isa retired Bahamas policeman dnd former Nassau resident. He was elected to the House of Assembly from Abaco on the Free National Movement ticket last September. He aave he has-* - known WerBell for same 20 seanh Hall, a Nassau ‘I'V- and radio-store owner, is a: direct descendant of the white Tories who. settled Abaco immediately after the Amer- ican Revolution rather than be separated from the British Crown. He savs he was referrvd to WerHell through persons he met . while organizing 4 demonstration against allowing Air Cuba’ to service the Nassau airport. “The people f met there, basically right-wing. were able to put me on to Wer- Bell.” Hall is secretary of the council. With a budget that they wil descnbe ao more specifically than to say it is less than 350,000 and made up entirely of small con- tributions from Bahamians, the group is paving WerHell and Marger an undisclosed fee through Zeta, a dummy corporation founded solely for the Abaco venture. Why it was necessary to establish such a company iy unclear, Of its name, A erBell says, “I think it's Greek for war.” But just what the Zeta Co. or Operation Zeta — it's referred to ag both — 18.doing for the: Abaconian secessionists 18 some- ‘what uncertain. So far, there has been some lobbying of Parliament in London by Marger, a lawyer with U.S. lobbying expe- rience and a background in.international law, but about as un-British a fellow as tt a se ain bes COMMERCIAL’ BANK 4 PTRUST T COMPANY | ‘paniAmevicard for Sheets and Toweis! Enjoy low bank rates on home improvement, addition or remodeling financing . .. and charge the new furnishings you need with BankAmericard. Arrange. for either one of them here and you're one-up on the other. That's why we call it “2-for-1" banking: Whatever service you may need, with a BankAmericard issued by us, you already have us in your pocket! ‘Enjoy ‘2-for-1’ banking at Riiami’s Ax 9301 NW! 7th Ave. Miam — 759- 85it MERCHANTS GANK CF MIAMI ; 950 SW $7tn Ave. Miam: -- 667-5661 : there is. There. have been some saber-rat. - tling press releases to the British newspa- vee Salbe a The answer muay'well be far from sinister: as a tourist drinks beer when he ‘visits Busch Gardens, a visitor te WerBell’s pers. There have been conversations with : house does not normally leave without fir- Mad Mitch. And there has even been note COMMERCIAL BANK OF KENDALL a ing off 9 clip or two through the machine " of the plight of the Abaconian secestionists 8601 S. Ove. e Hwy. Miamr -- 665-7494 : gun. It is an instrument of which WerBell: on the editorial page of the Atlanta be - is @uly proud: a rapid-fire autaumatic duurnalsthroe sympathetic columns : + - weapon that, when equipped with the si- written by John Crown, a retired Marine “TROPIC — Paty I. 973 Fee geet mpeeccne pete ae - Sudsaares of FLORIGA COMMERCIAL BANSS. INC A Segstereg Gsan Molding Comme + 14-0000 POWDER KEG Contrnced officer.and acquaintance.of WerHell’s who was introduced to Watkins. There is also sume talk about approaching the Organiza- tion of Americun States and the United Nations. And about’ a referendum on Abaco July § — the day, befure Bahamian . independence — on whether to unilaterally declare Abaco a free naticn. “We are pur- ‘ting to bear all our activity and friends to -itell the world, “Here's a country that doesn't want to go this way,’ says Wer- Bell. . : ‘The accuracy of that assessment of feel-— — ing on Abaco can be questioned. Many of the Abaconians who originally opposed .- . separation from the Crown abandoned the . movement as fruitless in December, when the, British government decreed that the Baharaas — all of the Bahamas — sould becume independent. Nor was there ever _ complete Opposition throughout Abaco to the Pindling government and indepen- dence: of the two Farliament .members ‘elected’ by the isiand’s 6,500 residents, the one other than: Watkins is a Pindling sup- “porter and a backer of independence. The -.-" impetus, for, the: Free Abaco movement, - - both Pindling and. Minister of External ~ _ Affairs Faul Adderly have charged;-comes - "from ‘outside the Bahamas. ‘‘I still think _ “that what they are basically involved in is the stsaling of land,” Adderly said in a . recent interview. And indeed, the majority of the people on Abaco know very little of WerBell and Marger outside of whut they ~ read in the British press. “| Werteil says hismotivations ure strictly > anti‘communist. A far right-winger — he -“ described himself to a newsmun as “to the right of Attila the Hun" -— WerHell sees the Bahamas as islands ripe for commu- nism, “Every goddam single symptem that ~ ~ was present in Cuba exists in the Bahamas snaae tf , today,” he says. ‘ Wi.rpet's opinion of the Pindling gov- ~ ernment and of the Bahamas’ politicaicli- CMa j mate is one which many observers of the | ~__ Bahainas do not share.. Although the over- ay ¥g) ? 24 “ aries 100%. do 6 eae Shoes 2 dane ra ware: ond mag: : Shirts*:- $75. . eut cette bow OD } : ( 18SON-E. to-uh St. No. M. Beach. ? Monday thru Friday 10 A.M, - 9 P.M. "Saturday 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. i Sunday by appointment 947-9047 . .DON'T LET -SUMBIER’S BEAT GET YOU DOWN: If your present Central air conditioning system needs replacing make sure the Beis whelming majority of the islanders are : Tae: ° black and have become very assertive con- “ a : ji ROUND ONE cerning racial equality during the past de- 4, ; a, 7 a - cade or so, the Banamas have been deeply e — . BE GOES IN influenced by English tradition. The © x ; . Anglican and Baptist Churches, hoth con- 2. { 0° Se 1 Day 24 Gear Chsegoon! Serrice servative institutions, are heavily repre- —. a sented. And ‘the U.S. government is > ¢ > ardently courting Pindling as a friend. Goss . CAN BUY ER But WerBell, son and heir of a Cossack '- 3 con eepiace colonel, sees.the rise of Bolshevism where .& <: eny entra others see the peaceful emergence of a new a PS 38G-R’ a | SYSEOrn democratic nation. And the question is ¢¢=* © Carrier's Round.One thinks. for itself with: - , am” Np whether or not to take him seriously as he sits in Powder Springs with his bush jacket - and walrus moustache, talking of hiring mercenaries and of naming a company after what he thinks is the Greek letter meaning war. | : . The State Department, meanwhile, is keeping a close watch. “Nou can’t write a man off as aciown..’ said one source. “if he has a warehouse full of arms. We take him seriously enough to want to know what he's “up to.” {0 a doorful of-the most advanced-solid state controls ever built isto a unit. Tha ultimate in protection agaiast “Brown- Outs” and power failures. For further in- formation, phon us. ‘ SERVING MIAMI FOR 27 YEARS RESIDENTIAL INC. : g e j j 4 | { | | . BEST THAT i MONEY | j H 3 j } i 1 7400 NE ath COURT — 754-3433 a se * Cooking With Gas 34 Warm Marning } \ Si “9, Packaged - Portable Gas Grill hoo. ; Be Ready For The~ pores: : Fun of Outdoor 4 ,,.in Minutes oO = rps ‘hvoiiraster! Assembled and Ready lor Use Includes These Oeluxe Features: © Deluse Cast Aluminum Grit @ Puriadle Cat '@ Porcelain ‘Enameied Cast Iron Cooking @ Hast Indicator © Potato Rack _ © Two Regwood Snoives + @ 20D: L.P. Cylinder and Regulator... Just have ft fuled and you're ready to cook! 7 | [Comear our Prices! (Fd county Gas co. MIAMI: 1224 N.W. 79th STAEET / 693-3921 : : @ NE BOLLAR.OFE @ - 8° SUPER SIZE SUPERTAN A balanced blend of Aloe. Cocoa Butter and ianolin for the whole fomily. $1 Of regalar low price at your favorite store. including © MEDCO DRUGS @ REISHERS © TARASGH ORUGS e@ SURF DRUGS © REWPORT SUNDRIES © TRUCO DRUGS . ALOR LN ae a Rea La RNY A ee R VALUE! ; DOLLA y vou are cuthonied 10 act as our agent in tedeeming this)” coupon. We will reimburse you tor the face value of this 27 “Heoupon plus Sc handing, pronded you ond the custome ET; \have complied with the terms of this alter. Proof of pur- ~— Si |chase of sufficient stock to cover coupens for redemption: ¢ i i 4 : i i 3 i eS must be furnished upon request. All must be signed wi y Dfaddress of consumer, We will pot hanar redamptio : aod through on ovtside agency. The customer must pay sale: t \itrax, Cash redemption 1:20. Redemption on other than}. A} product speatied is Froud. . : . } [=P Send coupons fa? Sundown Prod. P.O. Box 10510 2 North Miami Beach, Fic. 33160 4 i 1" Uimit I Coupon Por Family Geapen C204 Thre 7-28-73 |r} ; dar. of DAs. Consumer sign here: oh 1 3 a 5 ef: (Fate Lgct. Cable Loppoor! $3% 7) reel 9 SOY 73 ot (Sub) ecr: | Bil heg ae fier: —- Bahamian Free iyportee. Pptivihes ¢ in , - Lartn oo, 14-0000 CLASSE ARTECK FRE NG SOON ;_DISPATCH | scr TW EEUES FOR EDLY, Bre eS me 19 | | Chief of Station, Port. CE . i {_ Chief, Africa Division oe elec BPSraire) : 7 7 ; -Headquarter's Traces on the Military Armauent_Corporation. Momarcuuto REET ART AS Stated in Paragraph Three Reference: Port Louis 12011, 17 May 1973. -.. 1. There are no Headquarter's traces on Dr. George A. Winkler, but there are traces on, the Military Armament Corporation and its Board Chairman, Mr. Mitchell Livingston WerBell III (201-259910). In 1967 WerBell Organized a firm called SIONICS, Incorporated | (Studies in Operational Negation of Insugency and -Counter Subversion), -Specializing in producing silencers. In 1970, Werbell Bstged with Quantum Ordnance Bankers and the new firm was named the Military — | Armament Corporation’ with Xerbell as Chairman of the Board. | (2, -WerBell- was born.on.8 March 1918 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. was discovered-that -he was.involved ‘with antd+Castro plotters in ; | the Dominican Republic. He was granted a POA in August 1959 but this “|. f. dGtele: value and it. was Suspected that’ he was using ‘BKHERALD funds 'f to promote personal interests. He has subsequently attempted to ‘WerBell's lengthy.201 file shows a long history of his appearing in ized-as unscrupulous, a "wheeler dealer", and a promotor of gtandicse schemes. WOTACK advises that the arms WerBell offers for sale are lie’ served in: the: OSS‘ and: was ‘of interest to BKMERALD in 1959 when it Was cancelled. in. October ,1959:.when his information proved to be of ~pass himself as LNBUZZ orests. He as a BKHERALD employee. ‘Mr. areas-and situations where he can make a fast buck.. He is character-. of good quality, but that the selling price is considered excessive. 3. In that Mr. WerBell is a WODUAL citizen, the above infor- | @ation shculd not be. passed to CGPAT/1. ‘However, the Station could . inform CGPAT/1 that ‘the Military Armament Corporation has an unsavory reputation and, although it may have permission from NVIDEA to export ---arms; -it--has’ no LNBUZZ connections and that any dealings with the Corporation shovld be approached with extreme caution. Luther S. PENAGELIA Distribution: a se Orig & 1-COS, Port Louis So a ao . nD i ae THPATCH SEMBOL AND NUMBER Toa = gq did 273 (E575 WEFERENCE 10 | . \ AQPH 240 ; | 29 May 73 __ Sieg OT i SECRET _ j “2or-2soor0. . . ORIGINAT NG a fetita ’ Le/S/E i Distribution: 1-AF/S 1-AF/5 Chron FA ahs 123 530 use previous eorrion. MFG, afl 14-0000 a Chief of Station, wa/Miemd — _Chief of Stations ieee 2 | Y quasi ose . io” tA sudot WNDEING oe , ~ 7 : to “chief, Nestern Hemisphere Division i | wiceovun . LP o VWVAPOR/Mitchell Livingston Werbell Tl : ACHON BtguterD- uiftdencts ; : a a a te es 7 _ ACTION REQUIRED: FYI 7 Forwarded under separate cover is a report from LNERGO dated 12 September 1973 on Subject. - - Louise B. PERLBINDER: ~ Attachment: . wisie . Distribution: -- : ; Orig. i le. cos, WH/Miami, watt, wis/e RecoRD cOPY | DATE CROSS REFERENCE TO — ar EH SORBOL ANG MuwaER _UFPW- 784 Typed: 12 October 1973 “I : CLRSSTEICATION [Was Fis MOER Po SECRET 9 VZol- 0259910 ; 7 ORIGINATING - . RCE once 7 Test Tex, 1 - 201-0259910 WH/7/Cat Esther cero:ar - 4133/)] 249 ~ . j COORDINATING _ : ; 1 - WH/7/Car Chrono -chesmea i, OFFICER'S NAME Se a ES ae SSELE SOMBOL 1OAte OAT, De} AC/WH/7 . rom at Tore MEG. 877 §3 use previous EDITION. E2 IMPDET CL BY: ~ 019722.....~...-J-- DISPATCH | secret [fame | 14-D0000 ae oe 5° : ome sas ‘ot OJ SuNALCenrceUstOmeE - mee st ace co ace toe we weg OMNF @ 0 i) it] 7 ekaasimeence SECRET — ENOL Ee man NG oA tOe : \ Oar . we sense arruotnce muueee STAFF : _\ 03 403840 cone: gurs/ 8 INFO: FILE: CISSEM ov: 354A O weer 0 women PeR___# Q mnere - - an ; Q wonas ; 3 : | TO? WH/MEANT. > 7 0 : “Vb VUVAPOR. . . Use £59 y de FOLLOUING SunnaRyY STATE 60533 DATED 27 APRIL. 3973 {POUCHING COPY}: oe an : - BRITISH Enaorr. “uasHingron GAVE NOTE . TO DEPARTHENT. ON BEHALF. ° : . | OF BAHAMAS GOVT {GOBI? ON 2? APRIL 1973 RE NEW. REPORTS IN UNITED _ KINGDOM CONCERNING Tuo PEOPLE INVOLVED ANTI- BAHAMAS INDEPENDENCE ACTIVITIES. REPORTS TDENTIFY TWO PEOPLE AS U.S. CITIZENS. THEY ARE EDUIN nA AR 6 £ Rv FoRTY- FOUR YEAR OLD ATTORNEY, UHO CLAINS REPRE- aw ee oe seu "couNerL FOR A FREE ABACO." AND NITCHEL BEL Ly €9te3 Frety- ~~ FIVE YEAR OLD ARMS DEALER. GOBT HAS UNCONFIRMED INFO THAT MARGER IS FLORIDA ATTORNEY AND BELL PRESIDENT 07 DEFENSE SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL INC. POWDER SPRING, GEORGIA. "COUNCIL FOR A FREE ABACO" UNKNOUN TO “GOBI. a. NEus “REPORTS SAY BOTH NEN ARRIVED. UK CLAINING REP RGSCNT , CITIZENS WHO UANT REMAIN BRITISH, AND INTERESTED HIRING SRITISH CENARIES THO NEITHER MAN SAID MERCENABRIES INTENDED FOR ge on CATE: . ; . : ORIG: . no . ae : oy . UNIT: woe , a oo . . om - . [Recon a : c & SAYS. . ; . ‘ RT es ee Tad Caaecence "REPRODUCTION ay oraés THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIGITED «og 9 , IMPOET SECRET CL BY: 4.00000 i strings Lerecaiy inex Dua, “OUTGOING eeenee * . . = Here rnc munky eon POUL DOR Le ee t : nea : WWreuiaten & ALIGN SiSNaL COMTERUSE OMP . ace "eo ace roe om! : tao _on Gg oa oo a AAT Ate SECRET . I . MESLACE mexciong cate oave- Teg Grou : — om wassace mevemence mmeam STAFE ee - S DERECETOR - CONF: INFO: FILE -_ an py CCOUSSEM BY: - ‘O scen 0 MD EDEN , . , , fe 3 Je : PER_ ° O servo ee , coe . . . - be A ome . a ; “Ce GOS REPORTED. -THIS LINFO. SINCE ACTIVITIES, IF TRUES NIGHT _constature CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY AGAINST GoBr. >. GOBr REQUESTS UeS. GOVT INQUIRE INTO CON IDUCT THESE TWO HEN "RE REPORTED ACTIVITIES: AGAINST GOBIs TAKING ACTION AS NECESASARY. 8 ‘STATE ‘COMMENT: ‘LABE FYE, ARMS “DEALER IS MITCHEL WE R- ee ao 8 £ t Le oF PoubeR ‘Sprtne: GEORGIA, UHO KNOWN TO DEPARTHENT AS AdvEN- ae 4 TURER uHo THVOLVED IN SIMILAR "ACTIVITIES, IN OTHER CARI@BEAN COUNTRIES.’ END FYE. . ‘2+ FOLLOWING SUMMARY NASSAU’S4G DATED 22 APRIL 4573 {POUCHING COPYPE.. ee oe Oe OE A. “WIN EXT AFF AD DUE R L.E.Y GAVE-INFO--CoPY-STATE-BUS3E” To ENBOFF- IN NASSAU WITH COMMENT THAT GO3I NOT ASKING UK AUTHORITIES TAKE” ANY. “ACTION AGAINST U.S. CITIZENS. B- ADDERLEY SATD ABACO LEADER LEONARD THSH OM P 3 ON AND MR. S&S TRA T. T te) Na ONE OF MAIN FINANCTAL BACKERS, OF ABACO MOVENENT a “ASSURED PA RECENTLY THEY NOT SUPPORTING SECESSION THROUGH VIOLENCE. “{enDOFF COMMENT: THIS IN LINE WITH INFO RECEIVED THAT MODERATE ELE- NENTS ON ABACO. DISASSOCIATING FROM EXTRENISTS AROUND ERRTH IGTON UATKING - “DATE: | 7 . ’ ORIG: : UNIT: . EXT: ere = 6 " @ a we -~ , bd - . . o . . ° -@6' 6 ‘we ° . . Peeeteng OOPEe COOROMATRS OFFEND o ry s.. BUT ED STAT NO OFecem “eaaareariom REPRODUCTION BOTHER THAN THE SUING 0 DEFTCE IS morign 4 “6 22. iMPDET ct ay: pda carp peer en te 8 Pe ak TH Pac re ed ORE ces nade aoRat a gee Mpc egs CBee tog Plt ag een oc th. 14-00000 onF oO O08 OO G oOo a: PRET ere cre ce ee ee Pires Ser Alten Tene te. . OUTGOING Ff (ESSAGE. " $IG“aL CENTER USE OMY ace co ace | ros classenance SECRET . STAFF a DIRECTOR. CunF: INFO: | FILE a ve 372 Q Teo Bivens BC. NASSAU GUARDIAN 2? APRIL- 3973. HAS CABINET OFFICE PRESS. RELEASE UETH NOTE TEXT, _AND REPORTS: THAT ‘KBACO ERRINGTON ‘BATKINS AND FRIEND, CHARLES "CHUCK" HA L La IN LONDON SEEKING Si SUPPORT. FOR OUNCTL FOR A FREE ABACO.S ee Se Bes 7 0 “SAME ISSUE. -HAS WATKINS" 's “DENTAL HE IN. ‘LONDON FOR TERCENARTES”: . De . HE SATD HE LOBBYING OR THAT HE YOULD: RESORT TC OR CONDONE. VIOLENCE » HAVE BAHANIAS INDEPENDENCE BILL. AMENDED. TO. EXCLUDE INDEPENDE NCE FOR . ABACO AND SAID WILL DO EVERYTHING LEGALLY. AND. CONSTITUTIONALLY TO . ACHIEVE WISHES AND DESIRES OF PEOPLE.” YATKINS SAID GOBI CHARGES UERE EFFORT TO DISCREDIT HIM. ; E. DEPARTMENT COMMENT: PROMPT RELEASE OF. NOTE TO LOCAL PRESS AND RADIO SUGGESTS It EXERCISE FOR THTERNAL POLITICAL CONSUMPTION. A - 3- POUCHING SUMMARY EXTENSIVE FILE oN: WERBELL {201-259910}. 4. FILE 201- es9910~ E2 IMPDET.d “pare:2 MAY 2973 | . , . a cris: EASTON Ce WARNER? KMS ° Ct unit: LH/P/ CAR Or SO ven COMA Coononating OFmc ens wernt lta ene " . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSU:NS OFFICE IS FAGHIBITED, «= & 2) IMPMET CL BY: O29?e2 tistwcance “SECRET . ExT: we , . Ups a ills Se Dp ee pot we aeie eer in ble coed tay, 73° cate balain, Manger a athe oe . GREBT serenre) Af Loy: ngcten ert TE | ; | ‘ PPT AER aoe ee ate, ter “hur, FE pepe ee ER caren cre ta, ot TRACED TRIET MAL OCHS. unisute 14-00000 Ce pite, ‘Gas | Su geet Ealisin Margy pete Liv vee : ‘ . a ' € 5 i FEAR TLY Oe Se OVER LEEENBTOR cM ace a Dee St SOMME arco AT Hee calor a, Mone g mt ESTP seater Dk a ti yaad nT & a fen charter cme 1 Caste sté onctu ge ov ats 2 yee £2 TNPrEet aV2 CSfe72 s LONG AW Stent porezis UP ix FEU FAST BilcKS We CHARACTEREZED | SB JUSCRUPLL ILS enceLen ECALER hud PHOTO TE oF ERAND IA ese SOncES- KE oF OPEEATIOnat EAVESUST if TP PGS EIEN COTAME Tatghiez UL at 477 “CASTRO PLA ROPUCLIC Abe OF FENG? RPROVYTOE ONTHCUT NST A Tord ON Laviti a, ACTIVETLICS Ti CARLGEEAN. HE CRALTED POA Tae AuCUST Rust But Thay ENVQ PROVES SE OF LITTLE Val AND v4 PRONSTE PLESEUAL Tila TSTS. UE GORW G iAe Bolas PHTRALELPAEAs "i CRTRUS WAS NESHT LAST VE YEARS PISCLATEISS UEEsCLh mid tle al a RIP OOF EULUVE aud ocTcuer. HAS REPEA TESLY ATTEMPT eo EQSMOTo Li AQ FROET oi TOR IT paauacns THAD BEQGELL WYTHE Caueas “ong H “Aur pas a core fp =i 3 CIty Heh : an ais’ GPE RATYORS SE host heove’ Wav Se PRISED B19 “U: TEUiALS ‘ecause ut BELL LiLute AUNGLT PEG TRACES Ras satuus s04- wet RCE 1 HEE TEED Fa! treained dar. ; . Ke Kypeil | a C a “pubchell Le: peerbell 77 Assoc. wf Hay Hac aries) 7 i ~ T SULKC Opn ° - ; ae ; ” _ | ” Jona K. Greaney. re . - een | Oe } Assistact General Counsel j TSRL: & November 1972 ; i ——— - re ces ee FA A ED TO: ion room “mmber,” 0 _ i voce 28 inet Sewgnstion nme send t. DATE {GEER S | COMMENTS iNember eoch comment fe ug Kem whos |. > | wero, SPIE SEIS | ‘. _ . - : = s{1li-3. “Lhave reviewed the-attached trduscript and dind nothing classi- fied. “I feel, however, it would.be! | advisable for Exmai Geiss -to sigan ‘the reply since WerBell's counsel ‘has sent me writen interrogator. tes in: thie (pr ceedings. WAS Kaajix eatey CAEL OH wv Lawrence R. houston General Counsel "General Counsel © fe DD/P_ JTF > 3034 Has.6 -DD/SEC 4E60 Has. — CONCURRENCE: 1 { _ Pott ses eee Ee oe) Tm) NAS eecseree ste Ta WONT eat a con, Geran (non alauntegs. ae Sry eseyeca iene aaeree afm ee £ f fom vif ra Ly is eo —_ z 27 ke: Le ah & fom ee By AOL - | Aahee : ae aaa aa. CE.TRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY riinstOn, OC, 26502 . OO . _. OG 71-1618 . _ 11 NOV 971 ' Mz. George MacClain 90 7 Director, Information oo : . Security Division | -. . _ . Department of Defense : Washington,’ D.C. 2030) = . 7 ‘Peat Mr. Ma¢Clain: “Subject: ‘WerBell, Mitchell Liviagecoa I ; OsD No. 69 59 _ In accordante with your request of 13 Octoder 1971, the ' Ceatral Intelligence Agency has reviewed the Ofiicial Report of . Proceedings in the subject case. The Official Report of Pros ceedings does not contain any informatioa pertaining to to tae CIA which should be classified, It should be noted, however, that the lack of classificae tion coes not mean the CLA subscribes to or validates the testie mony contained ix the Ofiicial Report of Proceeciags and this . review snould not be interpreted as an encorsemeést by this - on Agency of the statements containee therein, : Returned herewith is the Official Report of Proceedings, Sincerely, — EGUAL P, GEISS Ezmal P, Geiss _ Deputy Dizector of Security Enclosure . weet a ence ene e wee cn ne aee een tee Memo fr Examiner, ISCRD, 9/22/71 ISCRD memo, 9/23/71 ISD memo, 2/27/71 ° Army response, 10/6/71 Vol 1, OSD No. 69-59 | Nol 2, OSD No. 69-59 _ ae RC/-RITTILO 14-0000 by 15 ek W Zak rile go osb U, L, 69-59 14-00000 : Powe dated 22-byy 7 . 4 CEM TELM Locke D, asd N.. 6269 - oo 7 ee aad palb ngs tn, bal 5, bop - | hs webila path , asp “ab, bF- vn ; EASE TOR PHNOM ay THsT RE 48¢ ous iRACTER IZ HAS ‘A \ -ognPORAT 168 FG vERLY aN BLE D FIRM OF (SIGHTS WHICH B u?t), 1s ‘BACH In- BANSKOX AT PISTOL § and SNIPER RIFLES). pean, view? TANz SAIGON WEN REP CRTEDLY WE aT “ye 1i4ez oy 71 cits ‘BANGKOK 24725 9 (essenauist ACT INS? itt 457962 tent -OF WeaseLL" $ “GEORGIA a TEM iPTING ‘TO SeLL- HIS WARES THE Res MESSAGE CITES s LENGTHY 251 ON SUBJECT (2ei- -259918) : ED GRANDIOSS . an you IS be tne As UNS CHENES. ue CRUPULOUS, A WHEELER -DEALER HE HAS ON OCCASION UEE ‘REP OR HAVING LNLUTE BACKING. WITH SEVERAL LNCUFF OFFICERS ON 5 NOV” A PROMOTER oF G sLLUDED EITHER TG SErhG 2, S$uaJiCT MET ! TEAL GOVERNME at z TO BE PERSONAL raie i PURCK ‘SENG HIS PRODUCTS. - END OF. AIR CHIES MARSHAL DAWEE AND THAT 2. - % ORDER. 70 BRING... . Be ‘SUBJECT ADVISED LNG UFF S WERE, CONSIGNE D. TO DAWEE 1 WAS ATTEXTING AGAIN TO INTEREST THE SUBJECT CLAIMS .. THAT GEN, KRIANGSAK Zr _ of At 2.7 26% i - ve _ ¢ 2597 ~' = 27 ae te G “47 Ap bp ees OO AL: Et a TWO BANSKGK. 24725 SECR ET ae wa a (ME RUNDRED MACHINE ‘PIstos ayo TWENTY -SHIPER 2 RIFLES. ‘ve ae ego, INDIGATED! THAT. ME_HAD NET .WITH: H.SoHe. “ADNIRAL + DESK | SIDE DEV CAMP. 70 we THE MING AND clas ae WILL SELL:. rsTOL, 70 ThE ROYAL. FRLACE ‘GUARDS. FURTHER. x LL HAVE AUDIENCE THIS UEEK WITH HAT. THE XING. he FOLLGIING MIS CURRENT THAILAND VISIT, OS 16 NOV 71 cag 1+295992) FLAN TRAVEL . S62Jf0T AND Mi-e JASON Mo STORS C20 = suBJ JECT. PLANS CONT TACT CAMBODIAN et. AUTHORIT ies ina Lacur “22 POSSIELE WEAPONS SALES, SUBJECT, HAS ALREASY DENONSTRATED “"p| SENS-E0R GEN. POXSANAN IN BANGKOK. ° 5. WR. JAgCY My STONE IS HEAD OF BANGKOK SASED FIRM SECOIATED CONSULTANTS cashny LTD. HE IS CHINESE, WHO :WEXBELL Ith SEA DURING WEL. susczcT, NGw REPRES PLAN TO. CONTACT SR. LADD AT PENCY. PENH.» ‘ACCORD = ce FOLLOWING’ “pao, PENH visit WERBELL PLA [3 PILATUS PORTER, PROBAB! LY. yit# STONE, a _ 7. DUE RESTRICTION, 0 ry passin DEROG On, ue Ss. CITIZEN, BELIEVE BEST. ApPRoaCN 3 To CLL, Ot ot “CAREFUL owt S$ FIRMS AND—-IS-REP- FOR. F LATE iS PORTER. ..---- <3 TRAVEL, TO LAOS IN.. wee 2 eS eee i | RePLOSUCTION OF Tris COPY PRON vance corr 1 bbveD | sorte BE SANGKOX 24725 S EC R ‘carson THAT SUBJECT HAS NO OFFI CAUTION SHOUD BZ EXERCISED R Be eH oe “y ofS Appaéeuny swRowe an: ET CIAL LNLUTE’ RELATION, Gir ANY BUSINESS DEAL. .GP-4 14-09000 - Arlington, Virginia 22209 mg : . : pase * exiee’ IGG 71-1570 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGE ENCY OG WASHINGTON, D.C. 26395 TURN RECEIPT REQUESTED - Ms. David H. Henretta, Jr. 7 tnéustrial: Security. Clearance Review Division Suite 602, _Lyna Building wa 1111 North 19th Street a an | oe ‘ Dear Mr. Henretta: - . | . Tam returaing Serewith the Interrogatories sent “with your letter of October 26, 1971 and which I have executed before a Notary Public as requested, ; Since the xerox copy of Mr. Joseph Liebling's lettea cid not contain some of the formalities that were in the oxiginal, I have noted this in my answer to Interrogatory IL I trust this takes care of what you need. ‘ Very truly yours, Vga Say wenvag 4 Ley gf evrerco 2 foeatss Lawrence R. Houston General Counsel Excl. - Interrogatories pi ase state” yous mane, . a ANSWER, _ Gentral Intelligence Agency * ; Are pages 2 and 3 a xerox copy of “ANSWER: a : Section 1001, ‘Title. 28, Uaitea States Code. Knoever, in any catter withia . the gurisaictzon of any Departpent or Agexcy of the United States Knowingly” a. ain ly faisisies, conceals or covers up by any trics, scheze, or serial fact or maxes any false, Fictitious or fraudulent svave- Sresentavions or makes$ Or uses. ary false writing or.documeat oo, nents or rey knowing the same to conta.a any false, fictitious or fraucuiert st tEtenexrt or entry, shai be fined not sore than $20,000 ‘or tape: teoned mot more than five years or bothe ; . re address and professiozal porition Pore initcate’ now loag you Lave served. is tris position. ; . ‘Lawrerce R. Houston, ‘Esquire So "1, Washington, D. C.° * 20505 : ee “UGeneral ‘Counsel - mr ayy ne 2 Twenty-four, years = a — . se In your official capacity 6 as General Counsel, Cent tral ‘Intelligence Agency, gid you receive & letter dated Feoruary 16, 1971 <rom vyosezh J.. Liebling, “Depury Assistant Secretary 02 Defense? ay ANSWER: - Yes III. is a three page document aarxed "Gov. =x 1", Attacked to these interrogatories the lester referred to in Question iI? ‘Yes. The xerox copy does not have handwritten salutation, sigeature _or printed letterhead; hewever, tae text of the original and tie xer70x copy have been comparol/-and found to be identical. ; ‘If? the Answer to ims. as ja the affirmative did you subsequently respond ba) this: “letter? -. ANSWER: Yes , ee — v I’ affirmative, is page one of the attackzent, "Gov. Ex uM a xerox copy of your responding letter to Mz. Liebling? : . answer; Yes. - a eqle a Foe forge” Ve af f attimmhcin’s is the inforsation in the letter dated 23 Fepruary ion. 2 nm. answer tO” the questi - and’ correct tO your best knowledge and belief . . aSSdaRi. “Yes me soregoing auswer | te the dest, of Sy Anew 5 to the Interrdgatories made by me are true axd correct ledge and belief. gubseribed’ and Sworn to ‘efore ue . ; a person sutnorized by law to ee , ; . ot giminister,oatks, this uy esy of Tn Let. as im ti(‘“‘i‘CS;C*S eekly Uf heres 4 Ce ale a. mae th, hae ages, vA. Que ons posed in the letter dated i6 Fepruary 1974) true » = Sicuassiviea Cie - (Be SecRer ND RECORD SHEST : SuaieCT, ={Opmenal) : : . . ; el ; Mitchell Liv ingston Werbeil, II a (H1M-056-71) | > oe = — EXTINSION PR eCe 7/67 : a . Deputy 1 Director, . oo COC 7f é. C7 . 2 "912 Key aN. : a "OES Maréh 197l | yo: 70, oer siti, ~ + ond . _. a FRICER": COMMENTS. (Number ‘ecch corsieat to thow from whom. . ; . Po Re a i _to whom, Drow @ ine ocress colvean ofter each comment.) ne Jonni x. “Greaney; occ. ry - . TOI HA. or foo : on re me 6i oe ] secret =f] couripsyTiaL = GERAL Op unctassisico 14-2000, wow ibe e .° ; oe, NIMSOS6-71 : Director, Diwestic Cutace Suvvtcw XO Marck La7l ATEN 3 Soha NecConnell - : ‘.. John Greany (OCC) chiel, Miani ‘Field Oftice Mitchell Livingétoa Werbell, Ill : 4 - Ca. 9 NOE: 71 we. s peceived a Yong. distence’ call; _présusably fren Powder "springs, Georgia, | fron. subject, who is an old-and unsavory.contact of this -office.dating fron 1959.” Werbell. has beéa ‘involved in a variety’ of scrapes, ‘the ‘latest of which concerned. an- abortive invasion of Haiti. which Jona Greany : Was: very ‘taich’ concerned about a year or 50 ago. ‘ at: the: Departnent of Defense had just ‘revoked his = a3 of Werbell's' "£fivoléus behavior" in the Haitian 11 stated that he. intendéd- to." fight it to the Suprece Court’, | as ~ : ‘kept us ‘and‘other eléwents of ‘the: us: ‘Government iaforued Con. : cerning cevelopaents in the: Maitiaa matter. 3. Werbell asked if there waa’ anything that we coulé co for hic in the way of interceding for hin with the DOD, and we informed him bluatly and in no uncertain terms that, he was strictly on hia own, and“we could do nothing for hin. We then asked if it would be worthwhile to subpoena Bart Gonzales, We. inforaes Tina that it was up to hie attorney to make such recomendations. 4, Kerbell seened to get the message, and then ‘offered ts keep us advised: ° regarding an alleged forthcoming attempt on liaiti which is being sponsored by Rolando: Masferror;-even~though-Masferrer-ie currently incarcerated in a federal prison, we told Werbell that {f he wished to pass any inforcation along we would accept it hut under no circunstances should ha attezpt to eli¢it any information on our behalf. Re agreéd that he would operate oa this basis and said he nignt be in touch with us again. . 5. In view of Werbell's record wo : felt that this latest contact should — bea matter of record and that occ should be inforzed of € cevelopnents. JUSTIN F. GLEICHAUP JEG/css f t ari? } : : une Tax astezate, a _~ td Cele Yoon §ng vuns sh nai through, : Vase in. Flurida arene s: -@rs to controversy or Crams : : situations. oF . “One was.activ sels eae Plans {6 set up. nan-anti-C: it ad ies Hesed a. coaspir y in ship ae olt:tion, Mitchell Livinzs:e9 IH, vite president of $ an Allenta Weapons res and) raant he he ad withdra rt from the If: “leurred territory. "The indie st Were - Bell and six others was inade! afler customs agents raided an on, island camp “Tia, where th sO arsenal of w itime, he ahi the Communists.” ireswaueh, - wed Newsman | - 7 po battle ad exiies and Ame! In the Duminicon ae " . before, Werte Not on Ts!: a with Verbelb h the island at the time of the raid. Only = four waeks Weeelt was ot, attorney in 3 the cl mised. rte? At oue point during “the| he seid a few days! he and é& me 200) ta wall” by armed and thot} re sas and the oy founded § Sion! SONS Sent te Ar. | F916 14-00000 . fy . . . - an Viet ArmsShipmenttoF la, Aired ||. By Bruce Galpin Col) Paul Martiott and-made ; pressors Mynufactured by his}. Weshington Pest Sait writer - “R Scapezoat of him. Marriott jftrm. White he was there, he a ‘da ¥ a tits * ra - <a ATMANTA Dee 1 a an GF abo Es Nhl Be wae there, be ; aan lanta weapons manufactures ithe Falin’ ment Labola- lose Ssaiizalivus and -military . : Bald today vial he and not af “tory, 1s under Investigation for / Officials gave him guns. © bowl Air Force offices was responsi: his role-in the-gun shipments} Wetbdéll said-he was Inter. |: : : . ble for three naw-<controve: Alr Force has not yet re-iested in testing the Sionics : sial shipments of smail aris rs h .> tessed a report on findings of suppressors on captured Rus. * from Victnam to Eglin Air j eh | . + re iis investization. jSian-designed AK-47 Machine oe : a Force Base, Fila. i Werbell is vice president of ‘suns, : so, nd that /he sent a crate And, said the businessman, ‘Sto. ics, an Atlanta weapons‘back to the states via Eglin. Mitchell L. Werbeil HI, “We cresearch and manufacturing ‘They were officially regis. were trying to da a favor for company. itered, were delivered to At. we we everybody. He-tsaid “he spert time in.lanta and are now “in various cee : / #! "it's ‘ashame? fl einam supervising the test. stazes of disassembly In our taken a nice officer like (Lting ef flash and sound Sup: Jiboratory,” he stated. ‘ ee $e - ; . : . ale shies fen + Fos 7 ~ of Decwniber /7E9 i - : . . Seo da: oS \ ) | . ROB PILE So, ee VEMORANOUM F Joe: You may acemed convin to be easily co Let me Fore xe) lol 2ePL aces aus se MICH waz WerBell'g lawyers, . dine before, Re wag counsel £ Hawke, VhG was tried flying B-25s to Portugs Marger Ceveloned the theor untrue as ‘We tes “wy OR ako flon, already know jf f0R@ ions SE used, Joseph 5, Liebling Know it, Sl wit 7 Eewin Mar -had Cra AP2roval and supnoszi, Sified = Sed that he 4 avinced by in Buffalo in 1956 for out export licenses, that thege flights the triay, but Marge: ad 4 Case, Ere Scems his Clients, , YOu want anything More,. 23 > ‘ory 197) ADATE) 6 ~ ae COC. J-0aHg OAL TCEAL (rmemd HO") | This. wag totally 14-00000 pepe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENGT | i, mo . “1 OGS 71-0248 WASHINGTON, D.C, 20565 23 February 1971 The Honorable Joseph J. Liebling Deputy Assistant. Secretary of Defense. : _ (Security Policy) 9 ce. Cn, we Department of Defensé TE oe an _ Washington, D. C. 20301 _ Dear Mr. “Liebliag: Re: ‘WerBell, Mitchell L., DI Lon, In response to your letter. of 16 Februaty 1971 concerning ; Mr. Mitchell L. ‘WerBell, III's alleged-affiliation with tae Central ae , . Intelligence Agency, we have investigated the matter thoroughly, and based on aii the information available, the answer is ''No" for each of your questions numbered 1 through 6, ; You should be advised that Mr. WerBell voluntarily con tacted a represeniative of the Central Intelligence Agency's Domestic Contact Service in Coral Gables, Florida, and at Mr. WerBeli's initiation furnished voluntary information for the period.15 December 1965 - 19 November 1966 with eleven contacts. It should be noted that the function of the Domestic ae Contact Service is to receive information which individuals feel is of interest to the United States Government. The office is overtly listed in the telephone book under the Central Intel- . a , ligence Agency and, therefore, is readily available for contact. a If Mr. WerSell suggests an affiliation with the Central Intelligence Agency, he is hereby authorized to divulge the - detaiis of his alleged affiliation in the hearing co that he may not use ostensibie security as a means of avoiding answering questions, ; Sincerely, eurence VC SUS Lawrence R. Houston General Counsel BD ¢ Llesanee, Loo ke are plea fo vais a 14-00000 . i iNCLASSIFIED = ik eee CONF”. “INTIAL __ &) Seceer, J :ROuTING AND: RECORD SHEET | es “SURECT. (Ovroneti" ttre : ; oe : Tr /00G/IN “GENCY SOURCE REGISTER ~ sols. ISRM. ; ee i . i ee Serr 10:. "\Otaw duignaan, ‘room, puabe, ‘ond *F bwikdting) COMMENTS AMember oceh comment to show from whom fe whom, Drow. line cress column. cher each comment.) "* 1P/20) Section. CA2- 2. a * REL 7 GB 3h. ar, re > Fr/I5R eae IS 771° 2503 - + | ssomuct x ix DATS ~23-MARIQ72— 2 2 MAR 1972 é ae ne Soe pjass ar CORE E] secret CONFIDENTIAL = [[] |MIFENAL =) UNCLASSIFIED Miwee. ve fore IGT ert a-7¢ tone acre Sitmatuog~ 9” . .. Loretta retahty - vat ber stan sprang SECRET pam prety pines Seah eee ee SECRET ¢-ten Sitte+ poy No Objection to Roststration. pes reservos tho rich: to contact suhfert with its restos Deid xys a fat will waive this - by mutual agreecent ir his Antended use 30 pequires. : SECRET 1s. we COS a 1737 Felteot pry satis to: i yo : i 70-30) SEcuRneTy my ces 120.008 SECRET Chen Fiiled In) cS COPY Lay. fa. L Hitchen _Livingston, III oo. nor use Tw Pace 1SeW NG. 36, 73 __ 22. MARCH 1972+ 201 wa, — ISIUAVO 7 "WER. BELL baer Bieta - | eLace oF ‘green CitigiwsmiP i _CA_1918 _._..__ |. Pendsylvani USA i aEsiogare oo _Highvay 34, Powder, Springs ra Cobb » County, Georgia “PPRESENT EMPLOYER ‘Paoortronar > ING Oata moran | ‘Defense Srstens,” ‘aloes Powder Springs, Georgia — _ i]. OccuPaTiON: President _ PIO/CE Sy VaAmeuma' RESULTS oS : . ’ —— ; ~ . , , Poste 9 0 Karionac FILE NO. = ee “s 10: 8 & DR : | oh Marea 72 236852 Aruy “This is oct e registration. EvzB ahasan necepesn Pear wate °$ COPE SECRET i. The ISR bas no record of a current opera tional | interest in Subject. NOTE? This suuest for registration in the ISR was S chanved to a utilization check 8% the request of Mrs. Goodall, USAFAC, 24 March 1972. 23 MAR 72 vey eee - tu cue? a pow OP8 otssem py ieee ‘ Yoval COPics % . [g: 1OOET ‘eer, [ => A, SECRET Ee BY: COTA? fenseaf ert WOT Cee - ; a AOvaNce COPY ISSULD/SLOTTED oy actiom unit uw LL C1. CI/PS, C1s/OPS. SOD 3. \ T 332369 ° PAGE oi. . IN 953234 TOR: 2015262 JUN 73 - WHIM 16806 $6 C RET 2014512 JUN 73 INTEL . TDFIR-ALW/D5EN9-73. CITE WH/MIAMI 18896 UFP-"2h SEITE tae a toe ntplower face ian TO rDIERE cto Qigem ae INTEL VWVAPOR AVWRNOS*1 AND VWKNGB*2° INDEPENDENTLY SAID REAL TROUBLE MAKERS RE ABACO WERE U.S:-MUNITIONS DEALERS | “ASSOCIATED WITH MITCHELL WAR B= LL TN ATLANTA, GEORGIA, CLASSIFIED By ‘TURNER D, SAUNORAS. INDEX WATKINS. FILE: 189°9-1. UFP-921. Tepe eardsia- — §SEcRET. as' , Vit Beat at Der lux LLC 14-09000 noe . oe : : : ae coon wines Qercrees Core oy - { @ ROUTINE Intélligence Information Cable Ws aésom WARNING NOTICE SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED STATECANR NMCC/MC (DIA) CLAYNMCC NIC NSA 2EKAN S00 ONE CAS PAGE 1 OF e. PAGES X “DIRECTORATE OF OPERATIONS . Classified by Recorded Reporting Officer. otf Avtomatic Dectonsificicon. NO FOREIGN DISSEN trongt from Generel Detiassification Schedule of £0. 11652 Exemption Cotepory 58 (1), I. Inponbe te Perrine Doe T His. 4S” AN iFORRATION REFORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE " cite TORIR -314/05249-23 SECRET DIST 29 UNE 1973 _ COUNTRY BAHAMA “TELANDS aca 46 JUNE 1973 yO a ot 7 " S0uRCE AN OFFICIAL BAHANT AN SERVICE.” _ Fe THE GOVERNMENT OF THE BAHAMAS DOES NOT ANTICIPATE ANY LENCE AND/OR ANTI GOVE: SECESSIONISTS DURING THE INDEPENDENCE “cELégaat rons. TROUBLE 1S NOT EXPECTED FROM THE He bine SenKes AN 6a wT ERRINGTON WAT K IN S- SECESSIONISTS AND FORMER FREE NATIONAL MOVEMENT (FNM) ae cea oF PARLIAMENT. TROUBLE Mays HOWEVER, occua AFTER INDEPENDENCE. . , : 2, WATKINS IS CONS 1DE3ED TO gE AN ERRATIC PERSGNALITY WHO coul D TAKE EXT RENE ACTION IF ABACO WERE IGNORED BY THE . GOVERNMENT AFTER INDEPENDENCE OR NOT GIVEN. ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE. Lt SECRET 3 7 vo 7 7 FORM USE PAKVIOUS 293 3007 ecitiONe--- se oe ‘iN 983234 rorp-3bs GS269-73 WARNING NOTICE 2 2 SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS: ‘INVOLVED \ PAGE Or PAGES SECRET no FOREIGN DISSEN 1 \ ‘ ® ton {dlasem controls ; : ; ; ; 4 i IN THE MEANTINE, WATKINS VALUES HIS POLITICAL CAREER AND WISHES To REGAIN HIS PARLIAMENTARY SEAT. HE. THEREFORE, “3S NOT LIKELY TO ATTEMPT ANY VIOLENT ACTION, : (FIELD COMMENT? iced PRESS REPORTED | ‘ON 13 JUNE 1973 THAT WATKINS ABACO WOULD 8E CONVERTED INTO A POLITICAL PARTY. ? 3, (BAHAMLAN SERVICE COMMENT: IT IS DOUBTFUL THAT fo G WATKINS! NEW POLITICAL Party WILL BECOME A SIGNIFICANT FORCE ' IN THE BAHAMAS, 4. FEW OTHER FNM MEMEERS, INCLUDING. POSSIBLY 00 eg ae One ie CLEOPHAS ADDERLE Y AND Ma SINS THE “NEW:PARTY. ESPECTALLY: IF THEY. ARE ALSO EXPELLED FROM THE FNM’, IN THE FUTURE, A THREE ‘PARTY SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT TQ INCLUDE THE PROGRESSIVE ee THE OPPOSITION FNM AND THE NEW WATRINS=PARTY =<" MAY EMERGE IN THE BAHAMAS, ) ees ee 4, FIELD Dissem NONE. vk . oO REPORT GLASS SE ¢ RE TsnoO FOREIGN DISSEM ASSIFIED BY RECORDED REOORTING OFF! CER. EXEMPT FROM GENERAL TECLASSIF UCATION CHPDLEE OF EQ. LlbS2 EXEMPTION CATEGORY 58 Oe (2. IMPOSSIGLE TO DETERMINE LATE OF SE \UTOMATIC DECL ‘ASSTFICATION. Cc RET - - : ; . ~. aY BL Ipeuritl Da Fp SMV ig 70 Loar. Atlante, Ga oe a, a - a | Subjec 2! ttitchall Livin’ ost - : | ae e >) __ 7 re perboll, IL pe snes Lab. feartsen ste a Rotten L 7: BP DMHeKe.. Spr pe ee reciept ae (FAL Hocamont ala teal 13 [Vor “70 oT , Giertan Lae: Wi) b2~ -/08. PLES Sub) / Cat. ‘vtech ofl kin gst in Le, ZW — Neutra! ty [haters 28 repruacy 1975 \ ‘MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT -: | Washington Evening Star Article entitlzd "The . Story of CFS and the Piot to Invade Hatti"™ - ‘which. appeared in the 26 february 1979 Edition . - 1, Subject article reported that 4 CES cameronan, Janes WILSON, had contacted CIA agenta in Houston while - on o.space shot assignnent ia 1966, and ‘that the CIA bad . informed the FBI, Whe called on WILSON and referred his | ~ _ to 0,8, Customs. _ . 2. WH Division has. ascertained -that on 30 June 1966, ss a James WILSON called the CIA Duty Officer of the Donestic r Contact Service (DS) office in Hougton, Texas, and sub- sequently related a story atout a proposed plot being __Btaged in the 0.8, to invade Haiti and overthrow the Duvalier Governrent, and that CES had convinced the parties involved that they should allow CRS to photograph and televise a Special Procram on the preparations. WILSON requested and received assurances from the DCS officer that he would not be identified as the source of this _ information. 3. On 6 July 1966, Wi Division sent a blind meno vandum to the Federal Burenu of Investigation and the Derartment of State which forwarded a resume of WILSON's story to the DCS, without identifying the source. The memorandum stated that the source's motive for disclosing this information was to alert the U.S. Government to a ' potentially embarrassing situation if tt were involved in ap insecure operation. The JEFAVE Station also passed a resume of thie information to the U.S, Customs Pureau in Miami. . . 4.. Except in connection with this report, there is . no record of any operational involvenent ty the Agency with WILSON. . Oo . . : HG OG, : +). ves soo . _ for? ? ae ec MEMORANDUM FOR : Chief, SOD/GB a a ee ne ee : . _ SUBJECT : Possible Clandestine Planning Tavolving ae Coe Bath . _ REFERENCE ' : Your Memorandua, Same Subject, dated 30 January 1970 . - vHy/7 conveyed. the substance of your first im OR ‘activities. — 2. Under these circumstances, WH/7 suggests that | LTC Cochrane be advised to inform an appropriate USAF’ ‘ - security office of Mr. WERBELL'’s statements. This : | , should insure that gny follow-up inquiry concerning ‘those statements would be properly coordinated with - such other investigations.as.may--be in process. | David L. Smock 14-0000 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/7 SUBJECT: . _—>— Possible Clandestiné Planning Involving Haiti REFERENCE: . © Memorandum for C/WH/7, Same Subject, : dated 15 January 1970 : : On 28 January 1970,"? Mr, M. P reference to the plan being initiated in ‘Canada iga s blind and that the plotting is based in Haiti. He also stated that he has been approached to provide the equivalent of tive million dollare worth of arms to the group and that the plotting has F French backing. ! i ! j oo 2. The above information was received ‘from LTC Cochrane | . by LTC Charles Williamson, USMC, and is provided to WH/7 for : disposition and action. This information, to the beat of our know- ledge, has not been acted upon by SACSA; however, Mr. WerBell 4 ot fe ""apihire Barquia” “ - | ” ae - . Chief, Ground Branch i t Special Cperations Division . 7 en 20 January 1970. 4 MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE: SUBJECT. : Mitchell Livingston WERBELL IIT _ REFERENCE : Memo from C/SOD/GB to C/WH/7 dtd 15 Jan 1970 Subject; Possible Clandestine Planning. Involving Haitt : 1. {ndrew, ‘Bacuzzi,. SOD/GB, advised 19 January 1969, tter. By - phone ‘cult to. kr. parauin pointing out the third i - : : ardz ‘the “info es being“rione fern ‘and was telling his friend ‘(W111 amgon): about it as‘a private citizen. ~ 2. Suggest we just use Williamson ag the source. James P. Mullen C/WH/T/HT ve itua Aue -/, i 201-259910. "1" "100-9=16 ~ mae l = WH/7/HT Chrono po : Distribution: —— oy cay x : WL SIG Cs 14-0000 i 1 | , ‘MEMORANDUM FOR; Chief, WH/7 | SUBJECT: . Possible Clandestine Planning Involving Haitt “1, The Vice President of SIONICS Inc., Mr. Mitchell Livingston | WerB«-li Ul, contacted LTC.Barney Cochrane, USAF, assigred to : ae - SACSA, in early January 1970 and said that he learned of the existence. | Jaserwuer= » Of Plans for a special clandestine operation based perhaps in Canada _ | * ‘against President Duval: .. i ier's re 2. The above information waa obtained from LTC Cochrane by ‘ i LTC Charles Williamson, USMC, assigned toSOD/GB. SOD and tha ' Office of Security have an extensive file on bir. WerBell who haga. long history of worldwide involvement in borderline and sometimes _ illegal international gun deals, It ia felt by LTC Cochrane that Mr. WerBell's story is plausible and warrants further investigation, Mr. WerBell's motive for revealing this type of information at present ~,could be.an_effort:to-r lieve preae is: fi ime elf-fo {guns ednformation by SACSA. |. 3. To the best of our knowledge, no action has been taken on ‘thie Casimiro Barquin. Chief, Ground Branch ‘Special Cperations Division; MM: ~o “ty 14-0000 ree | aN ca ee ee POT rr en on cn a a WLC SLCSETARIAT Dissrres ATION, wots Claro ens C) serosa to ane LT ee Sy E] enemies enero, 291- we Sugae - ; . a Oe rns a ae ne : thts LL me. f.Ne EAR 5 ANS sfra7,. leit, oles: 2 00/), bles Sheth. donee ‘ °) rim i eae (Tt) . “fetes wiz atten) (relerente nur. “od nen a ’ seen 7 cite pistoren” Og c793 o . . wv . Cc va FEDERAL 3B REAU or ik Jest! IeG GMa sknTd | 7 J : 4 . bak Svantd FROM: CENTAAL INVELLIGENCH AGENCY . SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEN/ INTE BMAD USE ONLY HArTr. seed, ast __SUBIECE: . IN NTARKAL SECURIYY.. DATED 27 JUNE 1969; ‘SUBJECT: WERBELL, | HITCHELL LIVINGSTON Iii, A COPY OF WHACH WAS: SENT TO YOUR EUREAU, 2. IN FARLY JANUARY | 1270, AUS UALLY RELISRLE Sov . REPORTED GE POLLONT NCIeRORSN PtON- CONCERNING SUSJECT, " ACCORDING To SOURCE, WERDELL HAS SA‘TED THAT HE KNOWS OF ~ DuvALicn" $ REGIME TH HAT TY SCHEDULED. TO OC cua win: 5 NEXT TOUR NONTHS, WERBELL SATD THE OPER: #° BReBASEDIN CANA i, “IS PT HIS ESTIMATION, HAS A GOOD CHANCE OF SUCCEEDING. SOURCE SAID WERBELL EXPRESSED HIS WILLINGNESS TO PEVEAL ADDITIONAL NFORNATION To INGERESTED U,S, AUTHORITIES CONCERNING + PLANS AND THE ORGANIZATION “BEND THe CLANDESTINE ovesnetos, “= wea tinued, EOOROINATING tors freee ps | RELLASING orricea . [- SE EC RET | ize YEIG OFFICE LE FEPROCUC TION SY OCHER THAN THE Iss 2424 TJrowore’ -£ AITERN TQ et anent Danwe Guan . “ef. Pie rae Hf Cp ene i es rie no. ee ———__ +--+. —---—-~—- _ a ee ee OK? yy ° ° - > . O | FILE. ve . ’ a ee ttt tte a fetasaiicatival. 7 , (dete £54 tine Hicd) . SECRET Moe PGETO + ge coe —__——- . - ; a . 70 GITE BRECTOR COS df 7. no @ f° SOURCE COMMENTED THAT WERBELL'S NOTIVE FOR REVEALING WIS 1 INFORMATION TO U.S. AUTHORITIES AT THIS TIME GAY BE THE “HOPE OF RELIEVING PRESSURE ON HYS FIRM AND HINSELF FOR 4) eee bee cee we BUS INESSAARA NSSCTICNS, PELIEVED..1O EE_.PRESENTLY_UNDER FLOLATION ESPOR 3.° THR FILES OF THIS AGENCY REFLECT THAT WEREELL 18 VICE PHESIDENT OF SIONICS, INC,, OF ATLANTA, GEORGYA, AND THAT HE KAS BERN THE SUBJECT OF PREVIOUS INVESTIGATIONS "BY YOUR BULEAU IN CONNECTION WITH HIS NUVEROUS BUS Bey ety Con nen fn ayes TRANSACTIONS IN LATIN AMERICA, THIS AGENCY WOULD APPRECIATE — SY “¥OURS wef cehtt a Het ALLEGED OPERATION REFEREED ‘TO IN’ PARAGRAPA ‘TWO ADOYS, - END OF MNSSAGE ‘Eero for“C/wii/7 Frou C78on/ 68" : Subject: Possible Clandestine Planning . Dated +: .15 January 1970 i . . : : te ee pet , 6... GO . C/V H/R_ _ fei gee. See Ak . : doe en eer — TTT Tau Ae een : : i ‘ SOD/GB Cyhecuiig NELEIAN A. BROE Fo 2 , C/C1/LIATSON ae Sik! | C/VEE ‘ . 2 ‘ _ ? 1 i + ie ; RELEASING orricza AUTHCN i , iF REPRODUCTIGN GY G corr ad. PF rE a |e eer errg erenta eee ene i 1 I | - i | | | | ' TO: Chief, Counteriorelligence Divisloa me | . Directorate of Special Investigations ; | - The Inspector General, USAF i | FROM:.*~. Deputy Director for Plans . | SUBJECT: O wERBELL, Mitchell Livingston I | | - & Rifarence is madé to your request dated 28 May 1969 | wot re |-- _ goaceralng Sebject, bora 8 March 1918 in Philadelphia, Penasylvania. | The files of this office coatals thie following “informations = ——— 2608 ere fesse See ty ceport dere: | § : documents; Subject: was/ol-interes this Ageacy to 1959. when it wae dlecovered that he was involved . with antl-CASTRO plotters Ip the Domtaicaa Repeblic. Further inveatigatton dleclosed Sabject to bo unsc rupaious--a whesler- | dealér acd promotor of grandiose achemes, with a history of _moteriplising [an areas and altuations where be can make a quick profit, The report alev revealed that Schject, in his foreiga dealings, had misrepresented himself ae aa employee of the. United States Government and the Central Intelligence Agency. Thailand conducting or '3 with the Royal ‘Tha! Gaversimeat. CSCE=316/ 02323269 Encl. leame check — -.. —_ Coe : CC: . Department of State . CC: Defense Intelligence Agency. . : : CC: = Foderal Bureau cf tovestigatiog,.: | oe . i ' RID/CE: JKS/MB/nkc : ; : BASEDON: DIR-88114, 19 March 1969 (to Bangkck) ; FILE IN: 201-2599108 L/ 259 Gf ra) 4 . . vee = : a . : l prem A web: noe ! a Ware. 14-00000 wy SEC ® ET TELEPOUCH - DISP. NO = FTSA=33,068 DATE = «38 JUNE 1969 . FILM - NONE . | a . INDEX - NONE . Fines NONE . ° ° TO = CHIEF, FAR EAST DIVISION INFO - NONE. FROM. = —s CHIEF OF STATION, BANGKOK. SUSJECT = (7 SIONICS INC. PROPOSAL TO RTG FOR SNIPER TRAINING PROGRAM - _ ACTION. =. NONE eee oS em 1969, WHEN HE WAS IN CONTACT WITH BPP IN 3ANGKOK, AFTE® PECEIVING “DIR 98114 IN RESPONSE TO OUP TRACE 2EQUEST, WE SUSGESTED TO 3PP o THAT. “THEY WOULD DO WELL TO AVOID. HIN. WE HE APD NOTHING OF HIM FOR © THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. HOWEVER, IN LATE APRIL AND EARLY MAY HE WAS BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT andy | we Ve mgfkovereo » 1N TOUCH WITH A VASIETY Sys Bama, § Re Sees REPUTATION TO KEY oensona ities Ii THE MISSION INCLUDING RTTCULARLY “greESsep THAT HE - was WOT” ‘SPONSORED 8 2 IN ANY WAY 3Y THE U.S. GOVERNMENT, HIS NAME HAS. COME UP CONSIST+- ENTLY FO PAST SEVEE QAL MONTHS AND WE HAVE PULLED VERY FEW PUNCHES IN DESCRIBING KIM, ELTHE? 19 AMERICANS Qs THAIS, IN FACT, WE WOOTE we oe ry MEMORANDUM EXPRESSING oue PESECVATIONS, PASS ED IT TO J- 2 MAcTHAl, AND SUGGESTED dE BRIEF THE J-2 MINISTRY Of DEFENSE ACCO?DINCLY. We. ; ALSO SENT A SUPN NOTICE MESSAGE, BANGKOK 3955, T2. ALL FE STATIONS. aad 3... AFTER DYNAMIC BEGINNING, WESSELL TS NOW SUFFERING EXPECTED SECRET TELEPOUCH “FTSA-33,0S8 . "PAGE UNE \ ey 4% 20-28 9% 14-00000 SEO. TELEPOECH “FTISA=33;068 PAGE Two SET Ba PACKS. - THE EMSASSY HAS PEFUSED TO ENDOPSE HIM AND HIS. PRODUCTS « MACTHAT HAS AGREED TO Fut¥Iss TO 8TG SOME OF THE ITEMS HE WAS ATTEMPTING TO PEDDLE, AND erg HAS COOLED CONSIDERABLY RE SIONICS . PAST ICIPATION IN ANY ASPECT OF ‘COUNTER INSURGENCY EFFORT, WE?= SELL*S PUNNING MATE, MCE N WATSON, HAS ALREADY LEFT THAILAND. ~ WERBELL IS SUPPOSED To LEAVE SHORTLY. WE WILL MISS HIM. EDGAR Ne DANAGE DISTRIBUTION VIA TELEPOUCH 2 = CHIEF, FE DIVISION — 14-0000 S tte Dygt. Felegpar | BA EKOK SLO S lated Ps Ture F Suds Ccfn Cipact Licens 2. for gran Subrra a Aire Cur? 14,0000 eran pebeie Le Mere hey _ ° ° "he repetersyc DATE = GE SEFE 158 . i IDeY - NENE ’ FILS = nore * ; TC = CHIE OF STATION, SANCKCY . FROX (9 - CHIEF, FAR EST GIVISICE SVB JTCT- SIDICS, IPC. FRCPESAL TC RIG FCR SWIPER TRAINING PEOCRAN PROPCSAL CCLELTAALAZATICON CF TRE COMMUNIST -TERACRIST TRREAT WM a EL TIRALA OT OSTAINED LOCALLY FROM LNREAD WHICH STATION MAY C8 “AY “OT HAVE STEN . . . wee NAY vew b HAVE ey ~ HAlS. FALLFOR, APPROAC! iS SST, THOY VILL EVERTUALLY REALIZE THEY MAVE BEEN TALE. Ace Tadii C&ULE RAVE FAIRLY SERIOUS AIPERCUSSICNS Gi THAL+iS RELATICAS. CHCERDES SINCE PER REF ve HIMSELF 4S RETIRED ~ aeur UsEryrey PTTL IN PROPISAL AEE Cu CIVbLE ff ALS AVAGLASLE 5 Be ” CLECTRECOL TRANSFORNEE, RECORD INDICATES KO FURTHER MILITARY nt "PAGE TWO WW. ", RUPLETG THO] cTeTiar ag ror oar resaTaee 3 EXERT. VETl Oia GlewalS FES eetab cua fo: EP OEL“T IV, MACTUAT, Baw’ S SACKTACUND Ant CNR VERY STROKE FESTRVATICNS Coot HITS VALIDITY CF THIS PROPCSAL To cox ‘TRIZUTE SUS= Bt STeCRLALLY °C THE LC FZaT GF CONFUNIST TERFORISS att SUBVERSION ~ i. TKRILALDS* AS ALVERTISED, ALD EVEN STRONGER RESERVATIONS -RE_ Sov CFFiCIsL IVECLVEFEAT wliW KERSELL. . " ae EURIKER CHECK CF 201 FILE INDICATES SuBVE=CT REFS ee SNTERES, FILIT&RY SERVICE UN PPRIL 1543, WAS CONRISSIGNED 2ND- BEAN SSIG AL CGRPS=YUNE1$.44~ ‘atD-ASSIGNED: 10-tbhgerr ES Line te (AS 1ST LIEUTECANT. FELITION TO FOUR CAMPAIGN MEDALS, SUEJECT WAS ANARDED SOLDIEPS rEDAL FOR PERSONAL HERGISH mS an ' » BARTS ITEe in SAM ENG THE LIFE CF CHINES® SOLS ER WHC FELL IiTo™ SEPVICE. Headquarters: FE/TBL/T/RGWeidner/SOD/GB/MS/ - 1 - FE/TBL/T .CTWilliamson:dsr/1742 1 - RI/SD. oo . - - 1 - CI/OPS/FE -- ‘ “ ; : 1: SOD/GB/MS EL . e a hop CI/OPS/FE: : Ww. Johnson (in Draft) ot hel € pee oy - ACFE/TBL ' “fgbert D. Kennedy = SUCRET sva)t -Tevepeuen ETQUAIC3OI Pace TwO ESL William E. Nelson CFE IB Ark. 77 Of ceepany . AROVHKAS GRE 14-00000 STATE 10/507 ated IoTUne'G — Subject’ Expart License for DLrwvam) Submachine Cun “Charest vee | oT PURSES orrart-y ad satiassies 2Messese Jota cos ef J BECRET see. — = fwna7 Fitted In} Meese , j_Rerne: fF eX oF THiS COPY PRS= BED Abvance cory . F~ msuEo Q sLortso INDEX: ves Ono : cLassiy ro me NO : a-REF TO MRO, , osseu a ere mo Gets. to paancn CJ} destsoy OD ac. Ae UON ok ac Py NFO: me: . efes aikeadd ROE Seeleh Sf hr ex/e as ECRET- 2612182, MAY. 69 CITE BAN OK ea te p 26Mey 65 ING GE G2 SAIGON ‘INFO: DIRECTOR, VIENTIANE, SINGAPOS » MANILA, RANGOON, HONG KONG, ‘TAIPE, “DJAKARTA, Toxyo, SEOUL, KUALA LUMPUR REFS DIRECTOR BB114 “SENT BANGKOK ORLY) | : : . : MAA AME ee 7 i § i r EXPERT, HAS A VARIETY OF WEAPONS To DISPLAY, CLAIMS (To BE A RETIRED COLONEL, AND LAST WEEK INTRODUCED _ “HIMSELF AT ‘A LOCAL NIGHTCLUB AS CHIEF OF VOFIRM IN ns TT ito 20 WERBELL Has A HISTORY OF SHOWING UP IN Ywpt tes + THAT HE s U.S. GOVT CONNECTED “AND PRESENTS A DEMONSTRATION “OF A VARIETY OF EXOTIC aE =" GEAPONS. THAT WEVER: “FAILS TO IMPRESS. REF DESCRIBES HIM AS AN UNSCRUPULOUS OPPORTUNIST WITH A REPUTATION FOR LIVING BEYOND HIS MEANS, - 83 cury | a | : SECRET 2.2 ab Peuy 64 B1-2599/ O 14-00000 Cuae tr Taniar DO: SSEM: NENG? Cuass ito MESSAGE "fetes Copies "_ ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BY PERSON, UN: NOTED + CRCuP? | SECRET sais tae toast (vere Fe: led In) snes Sanne ADVANCE COPY C] issuLD CO sorta weoee- 0) vea o NO cLassiey Ty Fie NO. SREP 10 FILE NOLL ‘ memo Oncr to anancnO) _beataoy DO) so. PAGE 2 BANGKOK 3055 S ECR ET - qt 3. WERBELL IS AN AMERICAN CITIZEN, BORN 1919, ee 5° SERVED IN OSS, HAS SHAVEN HEAD AND ‘HANDLEBAR .. a . MUSTACHE. REF ADVISES THAT FULL DETAILS OF HIS og’ "BACKGROUND HOULD WOT.BE.PASSED.TO.LIAI SON..SENCE. 225.022 THAT HE HAS AN UNSAVORY REPUTATION, KAS NO U.S. GOVT CONNECTIONS, AND ANY DEALINGS WITH HIM SHOULD BE APPROACHED WITH EXTREME CAUTION. | 4. FOR SAIGON: WE UNDERSTAND-THAT. WERBELL~ . 8 RECENTLY VISITED SAIGON AND DID HIS THING WITH GEN,’ = . SUITABLY INPRESSED,, AND WERBELL "= © “RSS aR ET a TILING UP A SNIPER TRAINING PROGRAM; - . FILE: 2@1-259919 Se oe SECRET PES SIONICS was PEACH TOSS sweet E, AT Lan TS. GEONGIA ID fel bid de? 8 . 2u May 1939 * aie Chi: Marshal Dawee Chullasapya , . Chief, Joint Chiefs of Staff . Supreme-Command, RTAF Langkox, Thailande re (eo t —-Dear Air Chief Marsbal Dawees” ‘Sionics, Inc. is pleased to subinit thie proposal in response to the urgent requirailent to neutralize the communist terrorist ' qureat in the border areas of Thailand. This requirement was {iret brought io our-a:tention during the recent irip to threatened “border arcas of Thailand made, by yoursell, Air Vice Marebal Manob, and Major General Prasart, accomnpanjed by our field representative’to Thailand, Mr. Mitchell L. WerBell, HL ‘This urgent requirement. was cf course further discussed with you during your recent visit 10 Washington to atiend the funeral of General Eisenhower. | In consequence we have prepared a pilot program with the objective of neutralizing ine Co:rnmunist terrorist threat in Thailand. Wo . . - “have entiled the program "“Neutralisation of che Communist Torroriat a Threat in Thailand” with short title NCTTT. In scope theo NCTTT : ; enconipasass jive major phases and. spans a twelve mon:h program. Basically we ofier a_proven program based, in part, on the out~ aiandingly successtul-U. S, Sth Division Sniper Program inthe Delta of-Vietnau:. Finally, and most impor.anily, thie prograin is also besed on Special Operations programe execuled by members of ne Sionics crganization during wartime, counerinsurgency and ; guerrilla operaions executed in So Dominican Republic, and Vietnam, wih Asia, Europe, South America, We have selected a .eam of highly qualified experts whose combined . “capabilities represen: all ihe disciplines required to :he planning and exect.ion of this program.. “| 14-00000 tics. Inc, assures you that ‘he full resources rovided for ‘he successful performance of serving the Royal of Cominunist in view oF he abuve of the Corpora ion-vill be p this work, We look forward to he oppor.unl.y of Thai Governiien: inorder to con'ribute Lo the defea: ~erroriam and esbversion in Thailand. nd Respect. i t. Wiih Warin Personal Regard a ney Sincerely, Sionics Fred N. Brown President ab 14-00000 TSR RAUB A te Plana rs Serloyrent ani dasection ares ere) tT: unter/liller Teame; Taitiation ey BM Teatiess woe verakional aniantioa Cone es eet 14-00000 A TW de teoneatralng? & ave Unt terrecist wtb abbas voiesd oy responsi bes csc: 8 as tae toyal tact ef tvavilarstd. at lave exaciaed the oroclen in cetail and save coweludced . o . . s . sea egtang neeggses . ° ‘ tiiat the wud ue eananilities ef EDSeUIeS, tac. can grovide one . it . . finsver te stocping Congiunist terrorise dia Tnailang. ve aave either vor on, av2 .oriing on, ¢r wil} soon becoue involved rel concerned. with it is considered Inc. would of expands = Field a taam of srofessional aad ary tecinicians, backed by aparorriate surport. twill be fully capanle of exscutiag this plan » natisiadtion Of the Royal Thal Yovernnont. TO ersonne:) immediately available ounter-insurgency operaticaral ex fal RHO _/ f a . ‘ . - eae kn : Soot ¢ nroposal is ‘Gatliag Ulan ‘indicating how the eperatioa will be accom: Lis fo 8his volume vresents our operationsl proposal, Ales: vith a oreposcd management plan, a summary cf corporate @, and ‘the esunes of- the military and technical’ ner r. : S, Ine. propeses to assian to the effort. The Frovesa} is submitted separatsly as VOLUME IT. poh terrorize ope : . : Mh. CPD SR GO BON 1 . . =" . . se Gundam cal a for Prostar . . 4 : . ” : we Inc. consider that tha hasie success of this plan : ; ] . a » wELL depend in large woasure of fielding a team of knowledgeable | : rr wo mo, ; 7 po . : E aga cp hae ee | i ae . . \ . eo, \ oe 1 1.0 taow thailaad and ithe considerastle Communist - 7 . itn verdes arcas, yoo : sonalities in the tue principal oe v3)—-concernat “neutralizing the: letnas, and ‘vashinjton, J. C. concerned with: - | . : assisting the P?o in neutralizing this threat. “4, -Vully understand the threat of Cornunist “terrorise and sunversion and possess the kndwledge-and“skitTre co 7 to counteract = sthand= the - tactics, teerni 8. organizatlonal and training »¥ccedures, and veanons and ent ta dafeat this equipeent techniques/enplo G6. Poscess long exnerience and preven skills . g ‘ S ’ ting an insurgent threat. 0 ES eee oe te, 14-00000 . 5, Fgaz _ iy ‘definition the: nestralization ‘Or defeat of . ; Comnunist terrorism consists of the srecivlized application of vounter- Ani's LUrgency operations by the exployment of intelli- gence; msyct Ooyical operations; hunter-killer operations ‘to include jungle, mountain, air, riverine, hLorder, and village a” _ Secucity operations; : ‘communications: logistics; specialized : ‘training anki equiprent,- ‘and other techniques. SIONICS, Inc. considers that the techniques designes by our Corporation. to ; “neutralize Communist terforism _in the border. areas of Th ‘land is based on Sound past experience: in this field and would lead to the ‘developrient of a wide-+ “spread oréanization ana: system: within the toval.? By Armed Forees (PIAED, the doréer Patrol - the Communist threat cannot be accomslished without reliance on sound and informed military judgement based o4 proven techniques. SIONICS, Inc. has pioneered in the development of tnese techniques which permit the systematic ‘development and ; : use in analysis and. execution of militar ry. and technical judge- “The “techniqués: and equipment developed. for this purpose are designed and. operate for the “usual or normal” case in which zehey:- wah undér? ‘accrues - fron the employment of these tec hniques and equipment in -be- used: Combat - -conditicnss- “The-capability: sthate:: unusual or peculiar situations should te considered a bonus effect rather than an expected mode of-ecperation. -$- QA At bey sol toatiestal lanning for acta: ciadtor*insurcency ’ ° ; . : seat see re ieee fhereu ti “nacho, of tha: envy, weather, Merraia. hi ores ate sinioas and eave ili and intimate Whe cee ation wituin tor o-sratfonal area. Aadi- meals, tuo critical. factors’ in counter-insurgency Overstions is the: crotouical Opzrations effort that aust ‘ne key to success vearen vitit any obveration of this tyne. to identify, infiltrate. bloc:, ambush, “ind 3 that man.’ as cil as tidus we comand and then, will apacially trained, acuipped, organize, and, above all, psychologivally provared for these operations . ‘note this operation to i:@ access ful must 14-0900 f UY met, i” yeetiee tor newiratiss Coscunist turrorisn in vie rr: vf ‘Taailane. ue i Sogren {13 tle Cooma ; Heatralization of. Grr?) - fo ; . a4 i i ! | i | . | £.Comunist Serrorist frees ne | | Ja C. scope i Co, reef Phe seope. of this program ence . . | . _ re = : 2 cperation as follows: I = Planning, vreparation; ‘and ynase ‘. Selection -of personnel, organization Aart, Spifa anter/siller Plat ‘SO hyn Vlataons. . : a ° i _ Phase IY - rvaluation of operations to include , loyistics nsiea of eberations with three . .- . ; . ns to. include deep . - penetration missions. Preparation for further expansion of LOwr ag raguirwd. : . DB. Seiedivle . *See Figurt 1. . Ale 7 ‘2: team of cedestted:military and technical experts -to work on: the oroject. “nese personnel, led by Sr. “Mitchell L. Werbell, TIL, Stentes + ield. uepresentative in ‘thailand and Vietnam, will he oO, - backe.) Gy appropriate civilian technical :ersusnei vic would provice “xpertise, as required in the yeneral fields of sniper . Looe i : oe : nen nO 4 * and special operations training and the maintenance of the : . . . . . . a . f + operational eyuipment and yeapons. The Corporation would assign j ‘ . ; . (- . .these peovle to projects in accordance with their individual Program Schedule -- See. Figure 1 (NCTTT Program oo * . Schéevule,, wwelve Months). ; os - oe - a . ey Daring -the rst week. after initiation of the : . oo. sneet-with:-selected<2s-10: cere and organization of the joint MRDC/SIONICS Operations Planning Group (JSUPG). At tnis time he will receive an indoctrination oe ' _ Orientation and guidance from appropriate Sypreme Command and — - “MRDC personnel. Coordination, communications channels and- liaison requireuents will’ be established. _In this regard, “be required for this initial pYanning ‘and the establishment of basic and detailed joint operational plans. nuring will consist of the selection of appropriate Sniper Training | fea versonnel from [fA units and Special Operations Hunter/ ; nn) Killer platoon personnel from appropriate RTAF, BPP and TNP : | -7- . i | : ‘ . oo draw tf at alb : the tan previously traiacd snis bby con lugy ceith che slack iaather Division in | 1 e Vietuers, luc: cersenuned wera trained serocndll pre: invothe U. 8. 9th vivision . / During this PrRase | Suiper crainin. svocras in the Vietnain Sclta. owrsonnel vill ve organized into the SO u/s Platoon structure. During the neriod 6th: through. the L2th' week, Platoon worsomnel woula be yrtergoing the sniper training progran consistin: of wasie :iring Yositions and integrated acts of - . eee l, . a a ‘ Saeetiny. .iuitionally, during this period, JSOPS would estab- lisa standing operating procedures and effect the liaison with * -s apgrépriate TAC, TPPoand TN? units in the joint Tactical Area etions “esponsibility (TAOR) selected for the: pilot re Lojram.tor the. Sirse.Erovisional.. s é ° . . -for insertion into tne JVAOK. a _ouring. the next phase, the operational phase, the three ttunter/riller teams of the First Provisional SG H/K in order to insure yroper: enployment of the teams. It is. i Owever; tean personnel ve exrected to actually direct cr enter into operational activities ef-:the Special Operations imnter/tiller ; : - ‘ " * ete gw a? hee ee oe “ - wee atte : wee 14-0000 date any tea et SNA LNOCVUL. Create! Gth, 7th, & : (4th, . ogee pat bend pic rade ad fo. : £9 2th, ane te weponaek world falloe slostly witiy thei: shar ceunteryarts | Log Jeen achivities cari eed wae activities. vurian the entire PONtIPLEedse evaluation ofl fanat . ". the seers Program . eeraticaal fhase continainy evaiuation of the St. and 6th - : . os . t- soula we carried oa. %t ! ; with “HDC officials — 0 3 petual decision woylt us prere Command for | Satiens to be made to the ATAF Su For r2cos ; “the expansioa of team activity and the inclusion of the two Hfunter/Killer Platonns into a additional Special Oserations further operations Unerations -sinter/Killer Company for senoperations.would “araar onerations “an hot pursuit” curing the entire insertion and eperational phase, that psychological operations will be sreer red a atoat all tires in conjunction with Spséial as2rations i A 1] taree montis of the 12 perations nization of furtner. -Yuncer/*ilier : Po RERCH IPRS rey om BE aE ON LE at 2ation and sanagesent: - (See Figure 2): ‘reuse its bet: STU tee, Tne. Of elas hortance . WLbA ie Ske oh wore, ce vill aeen alos, top tanase= & Peat cop zance cod ¢h “reject. Phe ne: wernciole officer (Mr, eeeoedl) is es oireecter ld Vieo bresident of STONICS ang will vréport Sircetly to the resident of the Corzoration. In this Tanner, we san assure vou that te the extent necas isary, the full - resources of the Corporation can be sce availabla I? a fully; satis ‘factory “Program. to yuarantes Tn aanaging this sreject we Proposed to guarantee continually and cons sistency throughout the entire period of. this effort. ‘ie hey to this, of. course, rests with the adeguate overlan wherever possible. «A full resume on ir. vergell . Tt is to be noted Ray be found in Fart VI of this proposal. was that he } sad considerable experience in the’ counter- insurgency field, naving served in “South Vietnam and the Far East for sentember of 1968. Ne has had long exoerience omnander of a Svecial ° _ Operations yreay in O88 units operating in tae Far East. Since sseenscontinuously-<ih te testa Paronry and is the holder of Several patents in this Since 1958, he has devoted. practically all of nis time t activities throughout Central and Scuth in anti-ccsmunis America =lo- 14-0000 acres ofscentrak Arorican gover coor ae heoaebiveties aad cleveloast sat oof casanmonn te arpa s. Seorpecray gnaqer + The arcisted ay a tests tay rere) cieoeteak oxserehs chosen Crom ais wicie counbedme. £ . ay Ane Qnowledye of counter insurgehey exerts threwsnout the free sOrid. Ce ;ould be assisted wacn necessary Ly ‘ajor Ceneral . ‘ . : . te harold £. satson, Jirector Of CIVICS ant in caarye of tecunical » . . Li : te . mlanning.. is Snowledge and background in corporate planning, vorld- t, ani corporate contracts is considered davaluazie to tia “iunics yroup. CONCEDT OF. (OPLRATI a. General Concept - . The purposé of this program will be to strike 4 ‘the Communist’ insurgents. where they are rost vulnerable and to. mesh the. operations of selected Special Operations Nunter/Killec Teams into present Royal Thai Government ongoing Counterinsurgency ne 7 Programs based ‘ore the proven and historic causes of victory over. the” Céamunists: | . te . { e Aggressive anti- guerrilla tactics. 4 Removal of sections of the population thus “depriving “insurgents of contact with ‘the people. ‘ . : Bee I Rezoval of - the support of the population. cateyories of ifsurgent vulnerability: tO 1.. Insurgent base area systam which, although: fragmented, isa coherent complex of combat, combat support, and. ‘combat service support facilities and activities which embrace... . LM, 2 . . a populated as well as remote areas. In this, Special Operations combat may use escape routes that will subject them ideally to ambush by lunter/Killer Teams. In this, the classic principals of “the hannez and anvil operation" will be employed. Helicopter : : ~12- elie Sa aie 7. » r “hanter/ailler “ “S tear farses dap Prd withe eracions rhor/ysillee tears wil} edt Re ere areag ane villau conulenes in erder Lin tre Topulation against anc within: ft terrorists Orerate, , Planning, Prauaratien, and Installation Of “raining Center, * ' + Tritdation of >lannin: SIQICS Prearan ‘anager withocos. Suorone Cavirand and 8S@arch and Davelan- SL t“of-agoy wb rrovisional- latcon., gh a. the JS005 may Paery and Personal trom wussAg VEO, S. ‘Training Center and Droytam rea eee SEDUCE ARG Px (1) ‘ratainag conter “iLD se esta dv Jat a location t ve designated. AS aA wasis for school ersonnel, a team of ona officer and ten to x a revuired to train this team it will se necessary to draw this tean free tre ten members of the RTA Blac rantier Division who . ~13- s t2 eo. 7 o pla necurizizys . vary : teehnicues. Soercannel och) oe reduised to staff tte Center «ith instructors cin Soweial ceeorvefone, artillery fire adjustaent, navivation, ‘sap reading aiui G2certion operations. A certain nuirber of Train- . ing Center command aciwinistrative nersonnel vill also ke required... o : ; . e . cote . we . . ” 7 BY tral J snipe training facility will be constructed ‘ : -_ to accommodate 29 students. The facility should include a 40 voint firing ranze and adjaceat classrooms. The ranye should : . Le iuilt with taract facilities at 159, 399, 699, and 900 meters. ay noving target should bo built on the 300 meter butt in addition “ta th ve Lixed site wr hd: targets at that pesition. ; vos oe et pan re Pm whch fles obtain by urgent .T5 resuest to JUSMAG. These rifles are glass bedded into imprejnated stocks vhich are impervious to water. The rifles ' . . . ; | a a - oa ; 7 ae . " are carefully tunec to’ provide a hich dejrea of accuracy. - . ee . (2) Tue accurized 14 rifles will be table ‘telescope ran;ing ian netion~ pair of stadia ~14- SAN Gecurized ifls could Le ts ts a fixwd 2.2 LP we re te He M@d the sniner reticle. fi muse Accurataly estimate the gua tarcet fange and withee nald ‘over Sue tarser or adjuse- tte vlevating ReCIIALS® On the -sigat to the cstitated range. a. SO 3) east one half pos vifies ill. ue squinne:d vita the waa Starlight Beope. | VARS Ptarlicnt Scopes'will be mounted on the d-14 rifles At tuegriser s oY and zeroed durin: training. The sniper ete Os ; on scope/rifle/supnressor combination curing sub- | . ocednrs..assures_retention of-zero-; sanition usé? in’ sniper training be T.Gaut U.S. National wate’ Grade. wo 0s (BALD M-14 sniper’ rifjes will be filled ~. _ Suppressor. (Téa Theldésure 1 for 2 o-si Meted alove, cach stuacnt will retain wit alternate noise wressed Weavo1s On at resuired by the vinmeat. ty, aipina woe SHOPC will, quring the 4th and Sth veck Sotivated versonnel. - alecte] fro THeudents ness ee! into the snicer progran ‘NilL L> -s0 1 tetal of 89 highly qualified an poleat ar mlected rust. have 29/29 vision, volunteers. 2.5 have tualities ang be xell sotivated . 4 i 7 . ! . . : : holdiersé: (acerience in co: parksmanshiv 1s preferred wut is tet “andatory. organization visional Special cperations inte a Tlatoon Head- © suring Phase IT to urovic This figuce is based on the everage attri- ' 39% attrition rate. tion rate at tie U. S. 9tn Division Sniper ¢chool in Vietnam. ““Snus, total training strength will be 2 officers, 12 ucOo's, ane 66 Juntor CG's or enlisted men for a total of 39 officers ure 3.. Yraining Prograr to Se Prior to selection and organization of rovisiona rlatoon (§9 H/¥ Pltn.) a training tueent.candi cogrations Hunter/filler prograa sikl pe arupared and rehearse’ with the following es yasiec precents: 14-0000 dnateorated, idratvova sagan cs cade Pirin: cesdt bess. ane ts epyit aligas rn Os Ot awefane, Sissi matter. ome abi oes Ssusrit the technirues . runt, ame > heat ooieturs. Fuudsatsa wil ee tastruction vill Of cetusatio. bed and steaging. eving bareeta. roridad on tag netiods for astinatin; wint over extre ne : ua that 2 fiver can off set his coint of ai: ‘to “lace the Tholleto an taredt. tollowiag this, stucents will leara the ethods . 4 "14 aceurizun rifles ejuipoed «icy the adjustable r Gf zereing tae VARO fStarLliyst scope or ranjiny telescesic Fight r=? R4 tolaseot. ic sigut, anc the STONICS="4 tae fixed - . . ? Suporesser. j. will. be. inclutes in tue course and. cach t.-scope core an ing, student? il] se se.sooled in adjust®ent of artillery fire, and Geceytion operations day/night land naviuation, map reading, Nach of these subjects is imvortant to the la.) select wis position fron a situation TUS st ssatly to that location at niqht. It is essential jate’ to his"pre® frens'sip gelectad mosition. P1e ability to accurately ‘adjust artillery 2 nating rown.is esillfelle so that illurination is placed on target ‘ such a manner as to illuminate the tarjet and not compromise in o -17- Me a eR TATE tPA ttre ners = i ABURIE Pau 7a 14-0000 ~ i 1 - - . | . | bos oniper'’s covitiag or that of an a pacete frieacdtly unit. { an . iii) cual ricttien Pirin will be | Cenauetend oliria,g tae ae woet af ‘tis courte. “ene | . any P6053 and vos “edhe eight tyr: | ring” STAG hou clucindg tee ual ityis " cou rses. ‘ren | 7 points vill ma awards! for a first round nit ane Live points for va sesolnt round hit. oA haxtiun score is 163 points. 4 mininum . ‘Malifying séore is 130. ‘Pxperience gained From the ue S$. Ith Division Saiper Sc i303. “shows that app Zoxivately 598. of the: stidents success Eull Sonplete _the course. - Thus. . at least double . . ele mun awn ‘cf final candidates reauired yh ult t be 2 selected to . attend toa school. a . es re . oe, = . a8, r. . 4 Ja. guiwent . _ 8 _. fue- Vigure 4. 3.- Paase U7 - develop: cit cand § ilunts: su/eiller Teams ; si Eritiat: tion of _Qperations a.. Insertion “(See Figure 5.) Quring this phase: the First we . ta SOLUS Pltn. vill Se inserted into a tactica! PTS Provisional hrea of Operational wecspensibility (FROR) uncer operational | corcrol Of a Noyal Taai- “ol Arey ar hordes iatrol velice unit. Tas Pla toon will Overate under Teme ~eOuerational « ceatrol cf the RTA-or BPP. Conmanéor whe: will, be_ advised in the employment of the Special Oneratioaal team and - “the cares uater/Filler. Tears ky sclected mumzcis of the Jsopc. ae es, é e Seu Th SRO ees tt se Rice opt AE eva. aor Beeg,.. of 14-0000 a5 to th Hl Initiation ef Teitielleo ami uetab gies Sees are hed to | tecinigue’. ane Zecloyed vith artush -rtrols. - 4 \ . . : i . . . tuccessful retiod of explevrent. two technisucs tr . . . c. a platoon, arsashe niiears vill revain the snivers are alerted’ to that location. th the starlijit scope : ; \ . selvetively at night : 74 . sco0e. and ‘AZ. suspressor ‘iet Soac in the area, - vavlignhn. : 2 i : i a an . t he is taken under zira hy a aniner. In . . eh tior and location cf autoratic wearons are not co: ror ised due caiet oovration ef the rifle. Hien a crousd of comnunists” arowoach tha killing zone, the snipers anyadiy the leaders and radio ouerators while the »latoon fires into the seneral kill more. Aretuer. tecanidue vill be usec in an ambush is that of . . : naving the snivors Lire tracers to ark tie flanks of an enery mroeacheé the position in an area other than Sra spaeifiea: mill mane. Snivers are also use:t to enyage tae 2 20d ? the ambusa site in order to atterst to draw fire 2 =19-_ ay othe antusn. posi- | . ee sree (14-0000 he cweead methad of phe arcéa cand the asvies of | “—-gearlight scone througnout the night. Thea Ctsclocaure of wate azie weapons re taritaredy, Vids avodden the er havea bps Gr otiver anti-distur- aaa Loy and ie teaatioen 7 fv aries Levent in Fe that of placing ipers ard a five te etre “an Zecurity clement ina carefully selected. sniper’ faneasl pesition. The séaecral araa wilt be selectert ay. Me. of aor cermanéer after considering enemy activity ‘ia ne snim er tear. ihe te var will thea to a ita or AEP forward position wiere it is joined ay Le vovad . ed with t16! s. an ny, and van asBac-25- the security clement ey st prior oar/ar USA position. wil be ‘cécupie es electad to provide axizum ran: e of. tires and Ioca-. eat: in 3a ursasonasle iistance: ‘from a ‘friendly unit. “Shes continucus surveillance of the area. Lye fatigue. having the snivers < alternate use of the at night is ainiuvized uy 279 is an especially use Eul .@anon at ‘the sniper/antush position. as. an exargle, the. enemy Frecucntly have ‘psen observed in a tree ine or vegetated - a shot was not possible cue to lo Light level. ; 4 ‘Ja fire into the area, the csing tracer fire and by directing | security eleanenc forcec tne enemy to move any expose theuselves to. subsejuent sniser fire. Lo . woe: “(ii) | Stay-Sehinds i/il Weans traineé for long racge operations will wha follow lm axtrenoly effective ia engaging enery amuushers -20- RAD: | | ee a a ann, 14-00000 aritoas it voves fram ond fecitien to another, Teotopads aan. “pier team with 2 963 “ae Geccurdi tyre sent is oe 2 lone reno ahscrvat: loan tien off (the eae ycas tivsy Loilow in scan2 34 “eed suppressors tacic ted Mabe covertiy oan srea with oink Light. wis sensicive say oortion ; aaah Jnaar tae visilde nt portion of tai snecteoum zy using a pink miax and & the iafrares nan. filter ca + earey Lic an area eon 2o fillisinated with invisioda Viger chat reyisters in the starlight scope. This” phenomena sili se used in two types of sniper. activity: village eter security and ambush operations. rent.of the’ ” iritle/seans/sacoressor comvination will fre giontly resule in eoriving cany casualties tefore he has been taken “4 , “ill be conguctet,hby nlacing a se@arch- ten vehicle 1260 ‘to 1300 weters from a road Ss owllib omsrlacert 399 meters from the intersection and everater. the sniver radio ceatact sith the searchli : - : wil) ce. wis: MAY anydyge ‘tha nets at rer nut to 9 a meters . . vt bxare rp ORG enewgy ¥Lll ungoll ys AOE be cetious avout- > . | congeaipent. an aneollant target . rears A | : _ . . ° . Avii) “off-ret ; - _ will Lei used to illumi- | the coute over waden | Sere aquinned with starliahtt ccaness and MAW-2 ~*~ Lad} conpeeb en cee ce deeiavtien af tas intersection and tins NELD zone vcrvraundahs wre ink meow Su us Ty he grivar tee te eating s the ai waa Sepa: tes retren bight Sac the seareidigit .. 7 ami t/4 “on welhsel= ino sovdtion’ resote Prom the arbusa nite, | othe snes fa tr sill ven: sill not we alerted by the noise |of i ee a ” . ora i. : oo tthe vunainy valicds engine. \ | (c) whe ‘ ’ ink Livut/sainer combination will | - oy oe 2 in vase carp 8: equrity of rations. whe search: Light, mi : mouated on a 4 ton voniele resmonts* ‘to’ radio eqiipsied sniner , 4 bk ‘ in aonitions either on ‘the nerivetier er on aris positions —s shai einecer “uhe back groan? noiae ofa village or : | . 7 . t nee caite avually conceals the noise of the engine, and j ; f, . 4 Activity ofthe ses arohlignt eres. In forsard base carp ne " searcalignt resin in the canter of ¢ the case cann TET swing- iny its wear, through 36. dagrees, covertly. itluninates avenues ‘of approach into the pesition. with this metned it is again , - . : : H essential that tie sniver.teams maintain radio contact: with .the : “eeareblight cruw. Who pink light is particularly useful during oe «. 4 . the-dark of tho moon period, O° ; . "(iv) Counter Snirer , | - N/i Taans are effective in coynteriny eneny . vette. ‘snirer activity. . kach team, equipped “with, its telescopic sj sight ang ‘$9 Spotting Scope, will reareh the area of guspected. , o a enirer activity re ovtical equinment vermits a detailed search of cistent areas. -% recent exanole, in vietnam, is - -22- : t AVR ; “4 a > | ad ee ~ ta | eltoua! “ark tar: Td) oe ehh oot or oaamit, fter waving besa Cire on iy a ier Coag ecniper Vea tan eye lope dtd £ tear. searcauad eaioer tea. It ebiead eaters foe Virb Cong sniper . J aoe at veo weters Gisteace. sid) o: tine dried : . ot “xccome ceund, sibling tne Viet Cony sniz (v) wight Zunter orerations nighe Wunter, Goerations vill be conductad, to a lead helicopter it scopes counted -on their Qleerve toe cround «ith the starli is siyhted, tae ‘snipers engage with | “Udlicester gua ships, followine. at a.nivher altitude the targers. Artillery. rination are” > ° tyrece.as néceédarys 7 0” wo : . (vi). special s-erations 0... sceial Snecation Year, eniver-trained, under Platoon Command: centrel for cou main, rolitioan, and sniser activities ayainst tie the situation and remsirerents of the ~ uae counter: terrorist olan. ations Ds axnerience is yained with corminsda Sniper sor oP operations, the Snecial vperations . . -will graduali: rand ooerations. to sasic roles -- that of indupendoatiy overating rulfill cheir teans movin, * to interdict, arlush and destrey the ene me =23- eraant flat Sabagan une oin ialiga fror ‘ ovunter/iriller everations ia co juncecion with sy ; oe oe : . ton sot “la Mobile @raini Units st include oe 7 - cased . \ as ay . . . . . 7 oo : com ereuensive osycholodical oovrations. There 1s . au to strike terror into the heart of : : than“te see his comraftes“in-arus killed, ~ _ - as if by saqie, ty a sdlent. yullet fira! from sor: anown" . S, the inherent lons-range: flexibility < coy rifle/scope/foprressor/siince comsina= a its fullest. cwcer capuaiens, ‘silver © 7; Let drogs, alvvorn2 loudgeaaker “talking Divs creraticis, and sener classic osyenelecical operations . wares ; the . i coes he enjoy ‘ . . ene was taught to believe. | buntar/siller oneratioas cominti with astute and : aagsive osyecelosical coerations will ke canToved to cestroy consuniet terreristn «ill to fight. and, rose isportantly, to : ; : . ann ; ° - ; ; Aisenvrag gabdiadigenous, tribesmen froo joinin: commenist ranks. ar -24- : 4 . 3 : i ; : i i od i : boy - a i : . 2 ' tos . . t H gdh. _ a “oy : oat, 4, phase 1V > Evaluation The NETTY Proqeam will be gubject tu close and cont in- wing evaluation Ly a BROC Text and. Evaluation Team oryanized and tieided by ” che JISOPG. corprehensive records and test data wild ue yathere ed and analyzed in ordér. to amend operational cgn- cepts and “organizations < as well as. administrat ive, logistical, “and training’ techniques as required. The est anc valuation Taam — -_ showld-aéhere to ‘accepted principles of field experimentation , . an as appropriate: Agee the evaluation should be an elaboration of cormion sens2. ‘and. convenient ordering of evaluation. matters so ‘that: the « jtunter/Killer, Teams encounter: mininun: interruptions. _Uoon completion. of the Fvaluation Phase the. TSE “tnt: will. make appropriate “réeommendat ions to RDC for. continua- ana ‘expansion’ of: the: NCTTT, Program beyond the 12 month tie planned’ period. 5. ‘Phase V - “Expansion of Operations co 7 See Figure 1. , - : as indicated on Figure 1, preparation for the Expansion of operations Phase commences in the tenth week NCTIT with the organization of the second RTG Provisional 50 N/K Platoon. The six-week training. progran for the Second -... --~ Platoon starts the 13th “week upon graduation of the Firs’ ‘Platoon. The second Flatoon deploys in the 18th weer and conducts Phase Til operations. as described in Paragraph D. above. ane : Commencing with the 14th week, the Third Provisional | 2TG 50 H/ Pltn. is organized commencing ‘training the lath week, “and Phase III operations the 24th week. -25- . . . a an eos. . ir eer a Se Se 5 a “totam en. of Phane Tit t. JGTL thas he teres a . . we eat VTeteoan: tatet! me Srectab ceeavbons ant oy Sniner Nec eet ead sont cnr .unisgt tarrerice’ Pero tis theed ty - . . 2k totac re of Pause TY (end of Bo imy Cvcancencatica: cf the “en TSE fear, tee Sucrcane Ceuand whl) fave tee autienrs. + ne “0 * Ga) corgeanidge the ctirec olatcons into a Provi- Lo : ; fe . : Sespoay (fee yiauce 6) ané con tinue turteer apera- sional se ¥. tions, or Book et (3) Heassign Special OAdration. Tears to Ava. -e- 2 Lae : . _ . , - as required -and ceutinuc furtrer operations. st tne. final three mouths of. the ACTIT Program, _— -- iec--to provide for-protec- wili be conutinuec deep. oo ($y. ’ . . tion of auditionnl villages. ‘Iserations nslieonter er parachute’ inte ones sentrolled areas utilizing inserticn techntaess. FALO paracimte insertion techniques will be carleyed in areas where the enemy is especially vijzilant.: carried out woonsver nossiile to anbush, £ e serations sneuld be pursue the enemy as rar as 16 to 20 miles poeruission is obtained. roviding i i 4 i ' I 1 | is. tris, safe aréas should be estazlished 3, indigenous tribal villages for bee ee helicopter eventual extraction rever possible, sifilar onarations should horéer.. . = : oy ' i i i i H i t oe . a 14-0000 6. Vuture Operations At the end of Phase V the “icTsT should have proved itself as one at the vost effective counter - insurgency programs ‘. “available, .to the RIG. as an-example,’ in 6 months operations * "the 72 snipers “of the u. 9th Division attained. over 600 confirmed kills, ‘the majotity 0 of which were. made at night with the Meld. rifie/starlight scope/SIONICS-H#A#-12 sunpressor combin-. ation. In. .effecting this admirable record, “1.37 cartridges ‘hu the current cost of 28¢ for. one _were. expended’ per, kal. National. atch cartridge,” ‘this averages to 386 per xii. this is obviously an oversinpli ication, but. ait highlights an ‘extrenely “S -Buceessful ‘and -economical iretho of countering comminist terrorism "along: the . borders of ‘hailand. a AS. a final. note, this typ e of operation is as yet in its nascent stages. Complete operational techniques that will result, from execution of the 12 month NCTTT will. uridoubtedly disclose additional and more ‘effective techniques of killing or neutralizing ‘conmunist terrorists in Thailand and will contribLute border areas. -27- 14-0000 a NOT TT PROGRAM’) _ S ss gonTRACT MONTHS Bot a OS OY SN A || es Cee , . (1234 6 8 10.12/14 1618 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 = q ‘Ss : IG, CNTR. .: 4 iL. & ORG, PERS, 7 RAINING PROGRAM . ORGANIZF PLTNS, | e FSTALISH SOP'S & LN W/RTAF, BPP & TNP UNITS = INSERTION OF H/K TMS, IN TAOR'S . OPNL PHASE: 1/K ke PSYCH OVS, OPNS, EVALUATION PHASE EXPANSION PHASE , 2ND PLYS ORGN | | . 2ND PLIN TRNG 2ND PLTN OPNS 3RD PLTN ORGN 3D PLTN TRNG | >. 3RD PLTN OPNS » : { oo . Po _ FIGURE, | - OPERATIONAL SCHEDULE: i Fo. CO Nerrr a ee : ma ee oe es eaeem mrae E aai 14-c0000 7 . r * . | NCTE MAGI - ot ; . . i . ioe j Ore. HpncaTia ‘ 7 | & PNGISFE | . . a | . . : ’ { : vee! | ! TENSOR AS RQD WITH: ' _ RT ARMY: : | ‘SIONTCS | | - RE AIR FORCE ifr. cf. Werbell (To be. Ge be 1 RT NAVY ' Nesiv.d . Neste.) | we | ; . | “TMP > . . | . “utc. ° “| , Wn to ee, ne eS % (ottsyreey hoi i | Suiper School | i Sp. Oons. i ee \° Lj { | Instrs. . 3° - . : ; - . ae { FIGURE. 2 7 ORGAN TAATION ANT MANAGEMENT Y - STTT . | . = o 7 a rs ° H . q - 14-0000 * | v «4, * 4% vo > es bewee , oa . a a : ae a ve fe Yo © §r, pneae - {Mt “Sntper/ak tay, i, Locos slen Sgt. Y ey > -Cuiismtch | OL dr. HOA ate Rtu — . - . _ 14.90000 UG -PROVIS TONAL ~ SURO LAL. OPE YUATIONS _- HUNTE Rn FASEN 1, ans “u He ATOOT LIST OF i}. MAJOR PPEMS OF EOUTPNENT J L. PLATO iit: ADQUARTERS (1 Set) a. “lkotviDuAL BOUIDSEst .. 5 Cases -B-40- . an : ‘10° Cases HALPA. 35mm Phosphorus Grenades’ - -100' . . ‘$0 “H/K OP a 14. 2, 4-14 Accurized Rifles co . . 2 ART Sniper Scopes .(M-84 Scope, Alternate) a . 2 Sionics MAW-A2 Suppressors , 2 VARGO Starlight Scores 2 M-16 w/MAW-Al Sup. 1 PRC- 25.0r Eqiv. Radio Trans./Recvr. PL ATOON NEAPONS & EQUIPMENT POOL a Set). - “sg N-1@ %/MAW-AL Sup. 8 N-T0: Ingram SNG-w/Sionics Sup. 8 Pistol. (To. b desig.) wy /Sionics Sup.” i-Hand Grenddes’ Roun $.38,. -45 of Smm Flare Bullets demolition. and _Incendiary. Fe guipment ’ and Supplies ‘as $ required a oe iyi TEA! EQUIP: SENT (4 Sets) Accurized Rifles . 9 ART Sniper Scopes (M-84 Scope, Alt.) . 9. Sionics MAW-A2 Suopressors 9 VARO Starlight Scopes 1 PRT-4 Radio Transmitter 9 PRT-9 Helmet. Radio Receivers... Demolition and Incendiary Supplies and Eauipment. as. required ‘ oo FIGURE. 4-~ EQUIPMENT © Qavrms - i i 2 q. rhee dese ae 1400000 ner : | oo “TACTICAL AREA OF: OPERATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY ; , ee . : ; o (TAOR) ; ; : . , Sos YPTCAL- NY TEAM AREA DEPLOYMENT * . KOWA ATONE AREX SODTY 14-0000 . | oe ~ me 4 bara aa be “a eDodny ok RTG PROVISTONAL SPECKAL OPERATIONS HUNTER KILLER COMPANY . ee : SP OPNS | + HUNTER KILLER | . ehcuieainnets staan = . SO I cere emer nm meres am me ’ . ! . ebo ; : p——— 222. | * SPEC. OPNS . : . ; 1 Cape. Co.. Cmdr, | —. ‘ . « j ile. xo | HUNTER KILLER i , ; 1 Ise Spe. | . ih nea { 7 , 1 Jr. NCO/EM-RTO | . . oo, [ . | : STRENGTH , 5. 0 . 19 © 0 10 Sr. NCO/EM 124 Toral t | PIGURE “6 -RTC PROV. *SO H/K COMPAHY _ i Po, . : , oN . ® ee eee ° ee | Sem a eae SRT . FO ee eter ce pentane epee BONS ME ee 4 we er ha 4.4-00000 PART |: ns re SIME PRIOD COV BICE: Planning, Preparation, and Training Phases m, MIME AND COSP ESTIMATE months Planning, Preparation DURING PEIUObD: Phase i: PER FORMABCE o ane insiallacivua of Training _ Center, through : : Phase Me Organization and Trai ning _ ESTIMATE OF PROJECT COSTS . oy . 1. : . . ~—-2 Totals Salaries (direct charges at. actual rate): » Program Director, Senior ‘Fechnical Advisor level: rian-mos. @$ cave per man-mo.- $$ _ Assistant Director, Technical Advisor, or Engineer level: man mos. e $ _—_ “av. per man-mo. ~$ - co: Gunsmith, Armorer, or Technician level; . man= mos. € § av. per man-ino. Total billable: salaries: oot, : Salary related costs. (Employee insurance, Overseas: spay % incentives, sick leaves, etc. Estimated at Overtime premium pay Estimated at - % $- Office ahd Secretarial: | ; . 7 : ' —§ | Purchased ‘expendable materials and services: : $ | Travel: ‘ . $ i Long-distance communication charges: $— i) TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS _ Lo . $ | ‘FIXED FEE (7%) i - . $ st TOTAL: Estimated Costs and Fixed Fee ARMAMENT AND EQUIPMENT . To be negotiated at a later date depending on availability ~ of arms and equipment through. Thai or U.S, Government Official ch. annels, = tee a OPAKY Hi Cperanonal and Evaluation, Phase HIME AND COST ESTIMATE UATE PRS Pov a . ; maamihs PERFORMANCE DINGISU: PERIOD: Phase IU: Deployment, inttiativn of Operations, through so. Phase IV: Evaluation of Program i ESTIMAT of PROJECT -COSTS ; Salari ius (direct vharges at actual. rates): Prograin, Director, Senior Technical Advisor level: man-mes, @s - per man-mo . \ Technical Advisor, or Engineer level: : Assistant Director,” av. per man- mo.. -man-mos,. @ $ Gunsmith, Armorer, or Techiiician: evel: . man-mos. @ $ “ave per man- 103 ———. . : Total billable salaries: ‘snsurancé, Overseas pay’ “Salary relat ed costs ‘(E: nployee. Estimated at. fe i “incentives, Sick leaves, ete. | Y = a, Overtime prenium pay siimaled at %e , Office and Secretarial: Purchased expendable materials, and services: . Travel: _» Long-distance communication charges: 3. TORAL-ESTIMAFED-COSTS~ > , 4 FIXED FRE (74 ) TOTAL: FE stimated Costs and Fixed Fee ARMAMENT. AND EQUIPMENT To be » negotiated at a later date fe depending on ‘availability . of arms and equipment through Thai or U.S. Governinent official channels. Insertion and Totals - 5 ‘$ $ won we wr ‘commen wasn ’ —— eee ee aaa ' $ a . AW fi ww 4 Tinoeee. og 14-0000 TIME A AND COST ESTIMAT Fe 3 t o a 7 TIME PERIOD COVERED: _. months 7 ; of — . og - PE RRORM: ANCE DURING PE WD: Phase Viv Expansion of-Ope rations. ESTIMA TE Or PROJECT © Cc ft cosTs r s ; ; Totals ‘Sataries (airect charges Gt actual rates); Program Director, Senior Technical Advisor level: - man-mos, @ $l ‘av. per man-mo. “a rai Assistant Director, Technical Advisor, or Engineer lew el: a -man- mos, @ $ av. per man-mo. Gunsmith, Armorer, or Technical level: man-mos, @ ¢_ __ av, per man- mio. . Total billable: salaries? : _ salary related costs (Employee insurance, Overseas. pay incentives, sick leaves, etc. Estimated at , Overtime premium pay... "Estimated a at. . Ke. Office and. Secretarial: , Ce : ” Purchased expendable matefials, and | services . : $ . a Loe . alg Te y Travel: of : : 7 eo —_ wn * Long-distance communication charges: TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS a FIXED FEE (7%) . TOTAL: Estimated Costs and Fixed Fee | 4A sO ARMAMENT AND EQUIPMENT __ ee To be negotiated ata later. date depending on availability of arms and equipment through Thai or U.S. Government official channels. > r , + . 14-0000 . : - . Cee an. . wcssnce tome tf wil ars: re . : ova: RGVWELIDNER:dml . eneinneeead ane | wt” PE/TBL/T L SECRET ! tur: 1421 a | are: 3. MAY. 1969 . -t CABLE SECRETARIAT OISSEMIN ATOM -_ O mom OD no woes 0 ocr ro wc Co nn “ Sam *. ;O FILE I CB PILE NO. : an , ‘ ‘com: a a rice va, al » CfoPS en. ieiseaiticetion) _ ™ 7 (date ium filed? - 7 . pore oumtes) sek - SECRET . ; oe - CITE DIREC TSA 83804 _ J 93 $8 TS2 key ce ~ ro BANGKOK at. od ; PBRAMPART REF co _ DIRECTOR gell4 1. WE NOTE LNSHOE QUERY DATED 2 MAY TO ITS HOS” aes ASKING FOR TRACES ON MITCHELL L. W ERBELL, WISHTOBRING © © | . oy . “TO YOUR ATTENTION REF WHICH REPLIED TO RECENT STAZ 0! _ | » REQUEST FOR TRACES-ON WERBELL, SUGGEST YOU MAY _ GIST OF REF ON FYI BASIS TO LOCAL LNSHOE REPS, : . 2, KENX FILE: 201-259910. aE, END OF MESSAG “ COORD William Johnson _CI/OPS/FE (Telecord) © ee be LI th PA PED oben © Whim WL Wns 0 Giffin’ Ro stiaihcend’ ‘ ACKE C3 Cary CHELTBL. 3 : : . 2 en mS oo ROP QT TT 10. 1 te Mf. : 8 = vot : COORDINATING OF #:CE83 v} a : RELEASING OFFIC" ® . . tacheded tem mre | | AUTHENTICATING bo ce SECRET coowners | orice : i REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. . Curr m0. A Aatimad Mil re meget Corte a LT Se pe rer) | 9.29752 a May, 67 Cé sry 6) Dit: Of Dokopee | Saye eer Latomabion o porter DIR -20 on wet ewes SS Rae bya sant edt We te Hn | “ . MESSAGE FORM ROUTING ANO/O8 IK TI 1 9te : , + TOTAL COMES: 43 | =a — 4 2 ma: R. G. Eigvre 7 - miT:, FE/TBL/T. —— : “SECRET: naa ‘wi «2422 - ee ° erbads OFF ant: 27 March 1969° 7 we ot FE ~~. ‘apu sec TARIAT OrssEMine ATION to 43 13 : rer . {eta saification) SECRET. —_—S$_$_$$_$$$—————— eens 7 eee 3 BANGKOK _ a oe phe , — oa Pa me ao "REF: | BANGKOK 0411 (IN 16820) oe 1, HQS HAS LENGTHY 201 FILE. “og supsecr REF WHO HAS LONG HISTORY OF POPPING Up IN FEW ‘FAST BUCKS, HE IS CHARACTERIZED AS UNSCRUPULOUS, A WHEELER AND DEALER, AND A PROMOTER OF GRANDIOSE SCHEMES. HE HAS A REPU- "ATION FOR LIVING BEYOND HIS MEANS AND IS HIGH PRESSURE ADVERTISING © AND PROMOTION MAN, KE WAS OF OPERATIONAL INTEREST IN MID “1959 WHEN’ HE BECAME INVOLVED WITH ANTI-CASTRO PLOTTERS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND OFFERED TO FURNISH WOFIRM WITH INFORMATION ON REVO- -LUTIONARY ACTIVITIES IN THE CARRIBEAN, HE WAS GRANTED A POA IN “ auGUST 1959 BUT “THIS “WAS CANCELLED IN OCTOBER 1959 WHEN HIS INFORMATION “PROVED ‘TO BE OF LITTLE VALUE AND IT WAS. SUSPECTED - “THAT HE WAS USING WOFIRM FUNDS TO PROMOTE PERSONAL INTERESTS, HE HAS SUBSEQUENTLY ATTEMPTED TO PASS HIMSELF OFF AS REPRESENTATIVE OF LNHARP AND WOFIRM, HE WAS. BORN 1918 IN "PHILADELPHIA AND DID . a, = = 05 copy eet! , ; , 2-7 CODEDINATING OFFICERS a 4) aS pat te “yo | . farted ree oer AUIMERTIC ATING mega ome . 1 s$ E c R E T | eres] “Y nieaa 1 . . : REPROOUCTION BT OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. + cos BO. . ; ; LOf - BHAGILO @crvo AREAS AND SITUATIONS" WHERE’ ‘HE CAN ‘MAKE A, ae o wewoe / 4-00000 MESSAGE FORM TOTAL COPIES: ma: : “Ls wits Le . ; aT: ATE: let Oxo inoak Oo mruanto ... —--- eaamcn’ CJ ene ain Gene se corns wo, | ARLE SECRETAMAY.OMsgeNATION |” a ao —.— — e | | SACRE PRE IIO emmieeron FB UE ee oP. SERVE WITH OSS DURING WORLD WAR Ti, HE HAD. OWN ‘ADVERTISING ‘AND “PUBLIC RELATIONS ‘BUSINESS IN ATLANTA, “GEORGIA. wutcH WENT BANKRUPT oe, IN 1959, TRACES ON HiS CURRENT FIRM NEGATIVE, a oo 8. ABOVE CANNOT BE PASSED TO THAIS SINCE supsecr REF 1S . FOLADY CITIZEN,HOWEVER YOU MAY WISH TO INFORM APPROPRIATE LIAISON CONTACTS THAT SUBJECT IS REPUTED TO HAVE UNSAVORY REPUTATION, “HAs NO CONNECTIONS WITH LNHARP DESPITE ANY INTIMATIONS NE MAY ~ MAKE TO CONTRARY, AND THAT THAIS WOULD BE WELL ADVISED ‘TO OBSERVE “”, EXTREME CAUTION RE ANY DEALINGS WITH HIM, 3, FILE: 201-252910 ; | END OF MESSAGE , al —“CI/OPS/FE 7r- ahr 9 Lo choatlere Wee cre oe : Bef R, Strathera, fir CW CFE/TBL , Gin eee TO. . . : CoosDimaTina oMriceRs wrest yo. mrutdsng cerreta - SE secs RET | ~~] pS eu "sonata |. sommes . ‘ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE is PROHIBI TED. con ac. ae) ‘ . esp SES TARVAT DISSEMINAT.CW . Se uN NOTED Jota Comes “sume ANO/OR INATALS : SEEN BY SECRET aoe met doa : “ ten Filled in) . . . — ADvance Compr C 98UL0- CJ SLOTTEO — t : : ne casas vo mie NOL : wee ar “ ¥ ee eS XRF TO Fee NO. ossew av IS oe ene mo Ser. To ALTION : cee | onancuC) > oesrmovO sc. SE C. RE = T. isi i272. MAR ‘68 cil: ZANGKOK ean Dikector 13 ian IN16820 CU REQUEST HOS ‘TRACES ON nITCCuL Le VERBELL III AND HIS of FIRM SIGNICS; 1655. .PEACH TREE Sis, NeEey: aTLauta, GEORGIA. ERSELL ATS HERE’ OFFERING. TC SELL THE LATEST FIRZARAS TO RIGS. — “HE: HA S PRESENTED SOME OF THES TO°THE KING. ] § MAR 1255 ‘SECRET Vani Chrono SECRET QA oo foope od: “oo. oa 610 “tanec [7] SECRET (() CONFIDENTIAL fa unctassieieo = Oo CORFE AL (Secret e Sp ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ~ J SUBJECTS (Optional) _ : . Z :) Ralph I. Jusell oe Employee Activity Branch | ° bos 3E 49, Hdqtrs. COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom ft whom. Oraw a tike across column after ech comment.) , wH/ Security 3-D 3113 oO UTERNAL ~ ([] UNCLASSIFIED ‘TO ? cnier, on FROM SUBJECT: . ~ - ee CONFIDENTIAL re oor . UNITED STATES Gov ERN MENT -. ° . . Memorandum CN DATE: 4 March’ 1968 pte te germs gh 28107 BAKER, Bruce Arman N : ve Poa On 7 February, this gent }enan teneponed my office. His address is: Mr. Bruce Arian BAKERS 3/0 °°" Ls. 7 So 11379 President “Drive, N. E. ae CITLUOSA Blaine Village, Minnesota Blaine Villese, Minnesota - Mr. Baker stated that he:has been in contact with a 1 Mr marron “70 7- - 2827 40 . WERBELL, HII of Powder Springs, ‘Georgia.’ “Mrs Baker says ‘that Mr. Werbell is-in -the biisiness of manufacturing ’ weapons and delivering them by air throughout the world. Mr. Baker anderstands that Mr. Werbell does this for the Central Intelligence Agency. Mr. Baker says that-Mr. Werbcll is a supposedly reputable man. Baker understands, from Werbell, that Baker will have to get a CIA security ‘clearance to fly for Werbell, a Mr. Baker has served in the military. ‘Ke has had some paramilitary. ‘. training. Hé belongs in a "jump club" and now participates in ou this Werbell "CIA" clearance. ‘“Préefali", etc. He has a Morse Code preficiency and a Radio License Second Class. He has Spanish language proficiency end would be willing to collect for us. : This man persists on pursuing me re this CIA/Werbell relationship. ‘I tell him I don't know a thing about it. It seems he has a smuggling record when he was 17 and he's afraid this may keep hin} ‘from getting 7 2O1- 2547 I0 Bay U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Serings Plan CONFIDENTIAL 14-0000 Pee batoet rear Be hon war breaks out . : aitywhere in the world, , : : . ; , : . foraer OSS wat oe a Mitch it's co _ me, _ : aad dhle ta siupply teeons to either side— or bath, And he’s only one of severnul hight -flvin Pyyle , -a dark andy i operators mn Owens trade , Tt is entively pe of Nincet Jaime. that bat olheials ©} fiche out : Saended di feracls fo . . . Jory over her Arsh ne ° _ : ' bers. Dut ‘ast vie Atmericai authority: ©. . _ cae _ we ntedern wares Yad. i Tae : rotpoddekedier c 7 named Mitchell fin : 4 . WRerbeal (Ph bea days befovrer idee: A iddfe | aN ft , Cast fieht tett his : ce . mager at hear before : . 3 miles ta Mthiunta , [boarded a jet for . ; sip Ure _ ta : Ved iaeat the - - - werk to a double room . > atl set between aed te shook. Precton by ab ne a + , fev mn ra) 14-00000. : i ; H ‘ “| i : t 4 : ; : i- : 7 i { :, i : : H i | ! 1 i . . ' i . H fot, i Soh : | | a .. : ‘ . ; ! . oh : f i tog : . \ oars ; : : . Od, | i | i Li ea Ee ae ws ee at, sf . : Rell acl twa aides louk aver route on aap priority a night delivery of ieeapans sonewhes¢ in the Caribbean. be. ’ \ \ 4% —_ anne on the East River, Werlsell finally opened a7 . | z his valise and displayed its contents: a i ! : : half-dozen missile sans, both hand and : H : ~ ! : ' A . : ~ - o » Werf had designed and built : ‘ , an . “some of them himself, : ; ‘ ; : Ss Around hin, crowding the yacht’s state: : i oe . : room, sulid-laoking, suber men watched a . “eee : . : intewtly as We Pdemoustrated the new ° : firearm me potential Later that ‘ ~ _— : evening recalling the demonstration over acdrink buck in the cily, WerBell wuld : describe his nautical hosts only by saying, : Fo They were... let's just eall hem very ‘ ; : aportast Friends of » They'd been : - : warbed that within « st would a ' anna : ie . : be at war, They 4 there to mak | i that one way ce another Lerac crack F : | atthe very best weaponry there is, tjust | ; H for the: vad, but for the stand. i : : olf which is hound to keep the Middle F : ‘ , ! : : . ” . ' : on for vears, ! a i : like this are part H : "s slock intrade. He is a I ‘ 1 breed. hnawa rs rind ‘ tsocne fe : S MACAZINE : + 14-0000 sare a vurions blend of past ind present. Here WerBell, da tential customers. Uheir most) satisty : i status synibul is the discovery that soni H rere on the globe theiv merchandise: is i voting away, and forth, oo both’ i sides of the same conflict. : i Headins: suth from Mikuni, one’s flist : aT bd schooners and cone has the ram-runnag Bata diigent that aleohol and in common; the avast, worlds : ieak- pourties comapanl them, fab assassination aileurp ry. stron ane \so's entlit do babert. Driving ho of his Cail. fon yu i so MLM. 's are the new mS at ALPJs of international politics. & is their - ' Iusiness to Know even before diplomats do oe oe ne, eedwhere tensions are breiving-Uhat being po- s plowing the blae water, from such deaters, te. 14-00000,., - For one ching. they du Seta Nite pene af the On the the erseby, Ay ihe ive at sip iviat ahs Hemehius t : Blocks frog teen Wiha Jing the fee Vo the auth seen poettonny te ord te so tee formedain tpt thre nthe | ypenad nest ts what happens oie cube. Ts outside edzes alles twa melt atay inte sphere, Che polyy Cuoudh che same process, “The Comer of the cath blocks dawed) fasice al the sides. “Ther frosen, the whole ae for a short time by Tiver, “The nish of avatee swept aw, the water sub mounds, “Hn cease where the rurni ter tnut covered them for anly. a’short tine, the ame fe iver big. Where the water Mawes longer. t mae thawing took place aid the : amalh A very satisfying theory. But as tual, wiher scieatisty have: picked: Raws iit it, question ifthe wea had the sere of Unite which Riuchic dle- suibes. Vhey say it was not rauch colder ag the mawulfurming period divi iis today. And they doubt if che prairies were swept ‘by a oud of water deep chough to oor all the mounds, Tp would tise Rad ty be over Lad feet deep. . Some: caf the ies are gapher-theory men, “Phe peaket gopher theory hay been Y fort ally Gan out to have been made by gophers hey THI DEADLIEST SALES [Con from page 43} he heed che sates ef silencer equipped subi hi wos, he Knew thar a iva icipated event was taking phice— mbatdiompr was beiag, mde to kill him Vo dick the assasiny billets, the gen: eral dropped sideways, Elis arm suaked Dehind he front seat eb che lineasne is own submachine gan bag ie Care Jeep. the Bene Maj. \ reia, Hie aaledk switch on tke brawn pagee stick mandee fiy arin. Whe stick-—sneddesily cone ature isiie barmehe speed Ler rocker projectile, With aohitling “SE OOSED the’ > apt the wT rv Oofafs vl the uitae and ites Guba he aut it. the tacky! : up athe ry of therm. syeanted and delivered: the stoorin tH missile. sli went des ch, SEN ED sogthomet the Dien oty even a aul ccee pt sian, uy aru te by b rane of southern W, ype che char herever there re alse jig where Loved Mim mt Mima mounds. ghere wil the oxcepuow ol Mina ly the: finest why of all ae fou cume t ere WETE Beas di ia too, ue puses ie the goplier they sae talkie ist is aamnall Diewa anil beaks vattier like ttn is call spher be. cause it has a hurliacd pocket tae it check for ound food amd vest te . ” This is, the w ¥ Ue Liek poker’ ¢ ec hom ice Perit grew up in Re. pocket gopher began moving in fromthe: south, gaobably only ad- sancing a finndred fect or se gopher tien My at the southern cad they ran inte a new a forest which had sprung le af athe sf phers will not Hive forest so instead: of pashit on Farther, thers incon the prairies, As a) pro- teaion against predators they day decp. Each Mima moaad Pepresennts whit at Tone.time was the “rensiiory” vf an ancicut gopher Ganity. When diey baile their foraging aimnels, they kepton dragsi Bitte more soi] back reward the howe site ! they took frou it. ulate nds ofyears thesg infinitesimal amauniy of soil would have lilt ep inte a Mint mound, “Vie in dey mound isty-explain- Lup wiht adh Mi Yo rewats.” pointouc Phi As one seule: i¢hoomore tha yawn te have been fuured invide theie baw.” Aud iM wiule, Cb scanty up tothe top ag lis ats What the nest teary will be i belv’s sues. bat me alumerc vw confusion bas adicady been added. Phere are those who say the Min vunls are prowling. Nor is this a new idea, Over 30 sears age. Buraers inthe area st ted dking about Sure thevre growing. AWhen Lways were be veh with the lop of the chicken “coop. "Now they're several fuches caller.” The srowing theory cannot be poised off with a hearty chuckle cither, Some keen observers have been toking:the idea sttiowly—Dector Sheffer. for one— though nobady can prove. stenufieally whether they aa : ihe sain stn a yore tt hassle. tt x 1 Jsomerhing is na¢-déne seon, there will not he many Mine mounds elt ta purzel over. Acres of them lave been leveled for farang. SU others have been dug ap for'gravel pits aud cut through for high- ways and raifvoads. Not that the comer: sation-minded State of Washington would ever ler them disappear entirely. A good thing, too. Gecune if how ys tery mounds redly are growing, we are i have nivie. pussles to grapple eo whit on earth is making chem And where, by all chat i —Jean Muic with Wi grow bi by General lirhort’s escape. He hay waran, peromil achidons hoa auaber of Latin strong men, and the pouty Domini: nowirlord bay beer fuiensl) Nneb it wis We that apparently saved the siquition. Moreover, We fom led description of the tosdsaity tthe ambush we <b discovered: Yem au potts, Lon, ¢ cl force come yours earficr. fo rekaion to the dial workbwide ma nidians Gade che equipment suppticd by che private dealers ba drop ta the site Re would: rary AMD ilsiesny atoll doy onitedpulaters the bh SH unions as Gtk sat gear, Selb, Werbell Gent wun oft HEEL Ob seclopedt & trate che rect Lo owrete, wnitina aboal Pee So fragile bas Deen sens wopak Re tieacs Last the sets stemler, apebir ar what dhe ti were killed in Viet Nau, Duriiig uke seme ian AY tre inte. chired guerrifla woifore rages in tndla- dozen countiics, the death toll was near non, These sherrilla conflicts are ne longer waged with fowliog pieces and oY blades. "Uhe-gecrril ca vcll armed ioothe gevermnent troops.” the US. Cen: tral Pacelligence Agenty reveal re- ratty, "Often. che gucreillay weapons More ‘ ing finivus Lo whebning th af, troversial ord ves, al pros ree-sinepelin, barshu ea Liftemery veckets bile tocsmeash entite bouses--which mist often Le bought ta ihe Dbheck cee Down briefly from iis Work War Ul he. Uf f ite. had become a ithacy os often worldwide vetopus by T8388 cht operates forrnd that poh fhodn bce, tah je a dnee i fluos, dhe US) State Der 73 4-D0000 . . nooddh titdepubliciad or tinks Mitch Werbell was still a aly evoked licenses to ex! gun hobbyist. who planted and shipped govern tropical Wuitsfar a tisi nwowhen he de- - seloped--ia his homie works: top—wlhat is ul long been one of today considered’ the Sneat musvle sie . hineton’s firvovite clients. Tat Cubs fener on the international muaker, aoe Was racked by pal disorders. 1G Sure poolicieal istinet: and alipl Nite Dey Jed asapule SKU tre essential in the successful a - tical pe How of anny nipdadon of emit . ee eee toh " oo sellin tie do niitiry d eye SO easnfined An old feiend squadron 7 . 7 vdenly Cenied a paid ions ship. tinned was dedler, exphin: . foan astensih, . sty. the bellows who ser some: Middle Baste weld be sue tenty dvited ey ail started oat with au te bid on ‘the big ¢ tito d the inde as aver | t rt moved with govern: nent Jed urpe poties : they were propare hte take ¢ . . deliver goods ssifily. A new 1 ' : 2 oF global gan merceat ene reed the . . suceossful Bunitians Munipubicor, Ee iF © onder for Goon, perhaps, os oe CHIE Reang cata sh lfop- . jealy atal a pha watch, He BH inthe ve of the | OPLCCTS Tess, ted fy che whe coves - . Thaceaesy are frou the jer tornils a ervrhi Rice. Freepe pleat tao nieve of West wei vous -fena Winkie fie wary Nae Veja tt hive al tuanlerie, sft Techie or CUCDTORS, ste hators rosaphi. ever com ‘Yo putin thin ow. VE cauaties y have miny , Wises Afotof the hig «or. cdl to tise with 't thar ee RTONS al Micted, mes “Eve Me chaugeahtc {Quen foveracy porations liad Bait ihe arr samnething chen’ shave many taneous goverment” Mevs grinked a huge. white, trie phane 1 Wen. Phing nord France? No difference. my friend, Remember lay the, Moraccan government went to the French Forcign “Olfice tying to ox tradite one of th sane tb gaze Non. non, our traditions of Tie a asylum... the wae red freedom. of choice _ and pe te government, ta re. And chey. mate a Nude deat And: Preach. Incelligence. j jus tid, “How d'veu a2 Ben Barka tivered. Basted ar statec i enee. my ficad Weis a fact, shared by-govern siders around it te tha great-power politics have ser resurgence uf old. fashioned | Maz Manisa. “Puke the curious case of Jolin Richard Hawke, a4, aed Fr RAF, Ive tury forry ying by and planes potorment—t hts a speci One dav ¢ tC ited Nations spent Key neral She seemed 1 be promisi man Hawke wontl £9 ta prison aio 'eooappeared a anvions UN Ehiwke Hor vee bee: sti Titan's efthe mane morte vs the working calings, icv iW. spose tel 4 OV owene Ete po ers torn te CARD SoAMUANE ntsoee. eee ndemreumre th aye y. rer toh caley ru Piense nein the “in eos Due ifs cific hh amin Ate bekece, mpoaeve bE “Gen 1 the teas fu Te aetae AO bea cache . hoevpraws ate up é cura) to ihe ptiasations ines, Tle they leah sce coneco ted op feolproaed methods of pleaes had bomb t uihiscris whe uel by wa. re coukt be Qe fen ho ques pompobe’s mad what they were for, told a visitar recently’ iit Misini. Nevertheless. ce qaestian of sores. Wie rebel. . mind, Ore day dtawke he once told a fied, Went what . BP clanaged with ‘Vieskati oer ae with pov: Act by ¢ pout § | ernment you 3 abers wishout written’ State: Depacre . Sich aa ey quity Coast” confirms diat- doing business ® ith aes hung ban if variety of specied time Towent in @riba-l with sery nice Bet of see tenance Marske: a tone defende pilot. ns ba getoa Mitunil” tesclopjae” eres: be “thionyl it woukt bea Ga, it wasn “fo was of 3 first: crate nuh at bar to prices Me “Le 4 CORR pk g by the hundred ae Sf sels © Garands with spate clips ae SH: Srighound areoredt gas under ato sitajely Sales ke a ge v Knuwleelge ob de, eee exports. 10. tugal nd renades, naa poiesoup fog over wel ton and blusdercd audw a ‘pralilitce CS rene over the White House, * iowd “p amo SE ng, uston Nitien: he was ity cat wad using the cade ward * : > ELaeke’s aeress, ay prool. the wv ever accirred, be — Whe original FAA report of the iscideut a had mywerionsly vanished. Bat Mager 2, faally man mae up with a copy af the report. “Togedier with the Custams deck on for the sume plane. it proved . . 2 the Tawser'’s” point suficicntly to tries jury re Hived some olfici jake aust Tare been invely’ Miareer phined, * eT felt Haske shouhl wot be made the aad ates «the - aninet,” he verictvof roles ws Pnthe t Nitauist plas rhe Me nucolont. At a futeracconial the prineipledt pacifist. Le s.ishitaee, the poorector al ins dames: hie gemamenn ditustey. whose ¢ siomal fiienths Gesent aestictions on ex Pets. Pet secret emerges imecting with te Ueweary fata yn i the powerful cin its N mr And ose at this oe Geert stha pepe nets ie Tsay wt Qeaveu fully. con? aD factors he thers. ib tthe te Pat Mite Gece yee fae TSE MEL Cine Ao tieie Shar pita wie list? au What do vou vat sumac, You Knew, omen Tike pitors-Part pilot auysclf. Aowhat a putce fixe ie % te, Me- vied “as the an sales Rluanick, For cach es nist be fisted, said, "ye qilor aad Latome show - atare ite: CLOUL pi One is the cts ket price of the teew, retail: for a. The we oud 4 the weapon had been purchased: in che sc ofan Mbt as surplus by a poveroment fo bouche it ia vince, the lor lower, which hy uscd ih ever have been reb figure is the sales which the silésman is asking for m- io the case of the sdine miley price might Le $50, Ta ow the de craks auditors, The scam bill of ale TRUK han Chae fine trie.” 78 We Soo0): the infant cpm. kept in dt a a Saamacert plow Hobie phew tencagc on bt where froin the Con fopen on chirdeaine: Onler Brownies are ihe “ton xO} M nd rife yi the & papa tn Louse of its tow ; wound $2 the Madsen 30 cil, machine gut the jun uerrilla: platoon 5 firepower saimertab ail (fron, STLab ray Mol, Wy are the botiber. ” armaicd the V-28 jer tis the modern. by ‘ sepply ! te which ine in The (28 de eloped Ma a tere which ouks aut tat stout, single with ritetike accug, AN. Conta SLT! ule upota MBA rocket ed ballistic af the Dilek: owitheur exponent whit! the sr N fue si missy at ted Hoster nia Tara, te oct wiih hal eden TUBE OS, ere iy great in | wlah a ie ’ ws aed. seetnare sup vies Sater iad abate itieg wn Leas 4 National Ware Wyre i » Absterrer, seD codaased at the fend of his Rizkr now Africa, where live -buflers wool dex Materer hus be have been krawn 16 wephice cai Gited by valence e his Hist rayte of preferred tense ira TM da che 8 ate fac. hfchall bis te outotihe tie) furmover fa hardnare Fihe diter- Comparative cohane. is for wes alicowand . bee we the sune fire. ed the life of ca diteraationsl Connie. aa chanel tack and forth repotelly, WLS. 0... . » front ev ne ty World Wor Hy Masfener wu nent. wherever sup: it ‘ty snd demand i CW SPAPOL UY v tske them, . te und over: the wsiccioty of such fircatis fre factory to hing tine can be Prntasticalty ta. Tent cime stration of die _ Af manitions: meutipula Hy rest sedhety esi ME Tis t. Lathe Ine to am iter. for some cart one of his fire eet Toner i a besoral aeure, wht toa! 2 second iO the Mere of che Aseria ioiw Ponis, te iy Pan aS cds De tt owas ihea wat cotte anim out thar sou ttte TO it ow nad ther ao shiploud ALN ted UY: sable tefeuit at r weber u FE/ aocumiut lated W, Meg: C7 re? Wer Goff, [i wens — oo Harty | \ 1 = FEL MocumeyT chated 2 May BT Lea Dow YOK vp Serrano , FE BZ oseerso? betel 1X Tura. (967 toon hse rk . pe ei REE IPL POO EO CREE ah m mie iexaanvenea 1 AEE PLS PT Pee ee: = prone ser rent reer tr per ches count dated {7 car 67 re Wier B20 , reel sng rien Te
104-10182-10072.pdf
14-0000 104-10182-10072 FE 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | s SELRLOGD COMPTTFE ot Da ee te TITLE SI ISER/VOLUTEE te ce end INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATEON: —_—— DELETIONS, IF ANY: THIS FILE. O1G6S2- Loz HUAN UO LAHAT rpaqna W167 CONFIDENTIAL os thhen Filled to" SUBJECT CR OTHER INDIVIDVAL INDEXED IN THIS DOSSIER IS INVOLVED IN A REQUEST UNDER | (CHECK ONE) . Te Be p43 PRIVACY ACT- pe (J oscvore ‘al OTHER (Specify nature of mt request under remarks) "- BOIA. . '[sussect OF REQUEST: FLLENO. PUTCHELL CWoeSIes WERRGEL - pel AS9FGIO YDOCURENT SYMBOL, NO. S°DATE [10 request ia on other than subject of 201) DATE APPEALED (If applicable) REQUEST NO.: “TBATE COMPLETED PI6-3% APR I979 Cu BY: ocsel a) ae © CONFIDENTIAL. 14-09000 ene ° eo o7 @ oOo a 0 r SECRET? —UARNING NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLJGENG “20, INVOLVE D- - CONTRACTORS” oR CONTRACTOR/CONSUL TANTS ¥ _ DATE: OUTGOING” MESS AGE EAS i eee . hi o z PECTS q TSR ¥ . - ut SONAL CENTER USE OMY 4 aut eo Jee roo w. =o ocr tote “y SECRET: a 2 2-4. SRST Be aan WE SORE HANDS reel ATOR . Gare-vate Gaoye . or wrkneds REPT OU NC s EER 4 ‘0220022 CIA 76042. ~ O mers OISSEM BY: CONF: “/7 4 @- INFO: FILE Vip, Ant PLS: 2, CS MLAs a Vern? oe for a enero PER SOM | VAI 1762, 2 Heifer, <fome 2) yer : Doo3, eerjoe O cus # /32 TO: “FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION//ATIN:. RK MCHARGUE /GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE BSEDIVISION. ¥ “SOURCES AND “ETHODS NOT RELEAS ABLE TO. FOREIGN NAT. WALS--NOT RELEASABLE TO CIR-31/00302-27 ¥. SUBJECT: BOMBING OF FORMER CHILEAN AMBASSADOR TO THE UNTIED STATES’ NAME TRACE, MITCHELL LIVINGSTON WERBELL III ¥ REFS FSI CABLE REQUEST. , DATED a4 JANUARY | 19?7, ¥ l- THE FILES CF wHE tS AGENCY ConA i VN STPERAGLE IN FORMATION. on “METCHELL LIVINGSTON WERBELL IIIT, 80RN B MARCH 1928 IN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA. THE MAJORITY OF THE INFORMATION WAS FURNISHED BY YOUR BUREAU- THIS AGENCY PREVIOUSLY FURNISHED THE FBI UITH. INFORNATION ON WEREELL UNDER CSCI-3/77331? oF 24 OCTOBER 14be2, SUBJECT WERBELL4 MITCHELL Let: AND CSCI- ib /02323- bd OF 27 JUNE 13645 Sug JECT UEROELL. MITCHELL LIVINGSTON Ill. “IN ADDITION, THIS AGENCY FURNISHED YOUR AO2AIGUREAU WITH MEMORANDA CONCERNING SUBUECT “MITCHELL LIVINGSTON WERBELL TIT DATED 2? JUNE 1974, BL AUGUST 1974. 9 AUGUST #19274. AND ORIG: iro 7 UNIT: ee “ore. be. sete Me geet Teas SEARLE. nt. be wee Se Pe a TQ AS ea “etveanme rene CLunonet ms Orem ees. aan cate Or eeee yncanes oo : . —E 2 IMPDET 14-0000 - 2k AuGusT ‘Ba74s ¥ OUTGOING MESSAGE onF 0 o 0 ao co o- Cae oe ceca . tot ny AS E C RE T ; . ME TBAGE RANOUNS INcOLATOR . \ QarE-cre aso a enneace mnrentnce mueeEn - . . ; CIA . CONF: > INFO: FL AGovar 4 wore (OISSEM BY: - , - ; “0 asrumro PER O wou # es UERBELL Has NEVER BEEN EMPLOYED BY THIS AGENCY NOR’ ‘DOES an THE. Agency HAVE ANY OPERATIONAL “INTEREST IN HIM. “WERBELL WAS A ConnrssToNeD OFFICER’ wITH THE oss” DURING WORLD. WAR IT- AND SERVED IN: “THE CHINA- BURNA- INDIA THEATRE. “IN AUGUST OF 2959, - THIS: AGENCY nasgga8B CONSIDERED © USING WERBELL AS A ‘SOURCE OF INFORMATION on REVOLUTIONARY - ACTIVITIES IM THE CARIBBEAN AREA. PARTICULARLY CUBA+ BUT TERMINATED ITS CONSIDERATION OF HIS POSSIBLE USE IN OCTOBER 19598 WHEN IT WAS | “DETERMINED THAT HIS INFORMATION YAS’ OF LITTLE VALUE AND IT WAS SUSPECTED THAT HE WOULD USE THEPROPOSED ¢ CONNECTION WITH THE AGENCY TO His PROMOTE) PERSONAL INTERESTS. ¥ 3. DURING AUGUST AND SEPTENBER L4b2 REPORTING ON VERBELL REVEALED “THAT HE VISITED SEVERAL CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRIES AND APPEARED TO BE CONTACTING OFFICIALS OF THE GOVERNMENTS OF GUATEMALA. NICARAGUA AND EL SALVADOR -FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING RECOGNITION OF BB°DE FACTO" CUSAN GOVERNMENT IN EXILE CALLED THE “UNITED ORGANIZATION FOR THE LIBERATION OF CUBA:" IN DISCUSSIONS UETH NICARAGUAN GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES, WERBELL CLAIMED THE PROPOSED. CUBAN EXILE GOVERNMENT DATE: . ; : oS onic: UNIT: ExT: SP CR RT: czy, IMPoeY se es eee ee ‘ SO prema wee ere mney een 14-0000 OUTGOINGERMESSAGE . BGNaL CENTE® USE ONT sou in ace ve v8. , eo 00°C OMF. a et) oa. a ibe eae secret o.. _ weEs28 58 mano eG ONC ATOR, . bate rea osour ans | PTeaeee me renance muse mom = :OISSEM BY: =. =o . : crmmmra PER cone, - INFO: FILE’ o AZO _eeaQ ooxes t HAD THE SUPPORT OF NINETY, SEPARATE CUSAN EXILE ORGANIZATIONS AND 1665 ga CUBAN LES- HE ALLEGEDLY. OFFERED A NICARAGUAN GOVE RNHENT OFEICTAL ecu $100, G00. To OBTAIN ‘THAT GOVERNMENT*S RECOGNITION 8 F THE “CUBAN GOVERNMENT IN EXILE. ¥ ; : - ° _S- “IN DECEMBER LobS> WERBELL SPOKE TO A nrANt CONTACT OF THIS AGENCY AND TOLD HIM THAT HE AND SIX CUBAN EXILES IN THE UNITED STATES a HAD ORGANIZED A GROUP, INCLUDING APPROXIMATELY TWENTY CUBANS INSIDE — CUBA, TO PERFORM A COMMANDO OPERATION IN CUBA IN. EARLY JANUARY Vibb. THEIR PRIMARY MISSION WAS THE ASSASSINATION OF CUBAN PREMIER FIDEL CASTRO “WITH” THE SCCONDARY™ MISSTON BEING THat OF BLOWING LP THE POWER GENERATORS THAT SUPPLY THE ELECTRICITY TO HAVANA- VERBELL AT THE: TIME. STATED THAT HE WAS TRYING TO GET THE: "GREEN LIGHT” FROM THE CIA TO PROCEED WITH THE MISSTON. AND INFERRED THAT THE MISSION HOULD BE "ABORTED IF SEUCH APPROVAL WAS OT OBTATHED. {NOTE: THIS AGENCY WAS aN tig en Peavon, | NoT in CONTACT UITH WERBELL PSB IN ANY way WHATSOEVER): ¥ be “IN EARLY 1969 WERBELL WAS IN THATLAND REPRESENTING HIMSELF AS VICE PRESIDENT OF SIONICS. INC. oF ATLANTAS GEORGIA. HE SDESCRIBED HIMSELF AS A COUNTERINSURGENCY EXPERT. CLAIMED TO BE A RETIRED G8aGRBE DATE: ons: ; UNIT: ; : . SG + EXT: ; i of bene : Ceermerng Ore Cae roo: . AYTRg ETC eee Orerces Seren ; ; . oo E 2 IMPODET 1d _ Ct BY-arvsacz “ OUTGOING MESSAGE BiGhaL CANTERUSE ONLY | wea or wane oF Af 0 @ Oo 8 Oo a - oo 4 SECRET . . . . CIA et Conr: | INFO: fe, - AVova’ q eee DISSEM BY: : oe . : . , : a a acento §6=PER i , , Qo -oomns ; COLONEL, AND INTRODUCED HIMSELF AT A LOCAL NIGHTCLUB AS THE CHIEF OF : enh : CTA, IN THAILAND. {NOTE: VERBELL WAS = THE CIA CHIEF OF STATION IN ; THATUAND. NOR’ PxSTRE AFFILIATED: “WITH - CIA. IN ANY WAY-} WERBELL avtenpten TO SELL. “ExoTIC EAP ONS To THE THATS” AND TO TRAIN THER IN _— COUNTERINSURGENCY WARFARE.» Woo me, ic 2. WERBELL ALLEGEDLY OPERATES THROUGH A NUMBER OF FRONT - “BUSI! 1ESSES ONE OF WHICH Is CALLED THE CENTRAL INFORMATION AGENCY ® {CIA}. IN SOME OF HIS DEALINGS WERBELL BROADLY HINTS THAT HE HAS CONNECTIONS ITH THIS AGENCY. ¥ 4 ° - FRow pie FPO Uncecnin ; A. i wt 8. THIS AGENCY HAS INFORMATION 2ue ‘REG. TS SOLE OF THE TYPES OF MEAOOURY THAT AANBARNERAELL PUROORTS TO SELL. TAIN bv Mike tee THO SG, BRL Pele PRELS CLEPPinsd Dea Je een To yous BGBUIREeCTE LS Rc euSseeeas hee bums. bine “tu You,y JESIONCTHIS SHGUC C1 SESS E SEER GER DEP ALEAOUR BR Et U - y- Pe. CLASSIFIED 8Y RECORDED REPORTING OFFICER. EXENPT FROM - GENERAL DE CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE OF £0. L1b52 EXEMPTION, CATEGORY 88 {2r7?. IMPOSSIBLE TO DETERMINE Dare, OF AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATIONA L FEBRUARY 1922 : “2 pate: CR AGE ARE OAR, Aetassey, ones _ ORG: BILL UAGNERTAM | : ome apn en C/LA/COG/OPS- Lin. DEVINE fy / po. 1S . {IN DRAFT) Ate yp ebad: RA bea v S0Gseymss- p—pLoonreen LoVe 4 5 — , ‘ GENDSEPTY Zo are) DC/LA = C/PCS/LSN 4 v . ed Seemee oF acl areca YD soo AUIMENTICA TITS OFCOM Ch A Pe! eee £2 IMPDET or av. 14-0000 ace 77-0704 \ . _ oa, 1 February 1977 © MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Operations ATTENTION. - + Associate Deputy Director for Operations : : . ; ; _ : 2 "FROM: - , Walter T. Lloyd oo Associate General Counsel SUBJECT +: Mitchell Livingston Werbell, Il ” 1 Assyou are-aware, on the instruction of United States _ District Judge Peter Fay (Miami, Florida Division), ‘incident to ‘the: Drug Enforcement Administration's prosecution of Subject _for conspiracy to import <nd distribute multi-ton loads of ’ marijuana, the undersigned made a detailed review of. the files of this Agency concerning Subject.in August 1976. This exami- - nation was to ascertain any data that ran to Werbell's guilt or Dope ee innocence of the offense charged and any other data reflecting the ae Set _ - nature of the relationship between Werbell and the U.S. Gavernment. — i oe ; This latter requirement was grounded on the Court's view that ‘Werbell's voluntary reporting to the Agency and any government ‘condonation of his activities might be exculpatory in the eyes of the jury. ve or _ . ee ee 2. In response, we reviewed the files, identified Agency ‘contacts with Subject and preparee two affidavits: one regarding non-employment by Mr. B. DeFelice and the second regarding Werbell's relationship to the Agency by the undersigned. Copies are attached. During the trial the first affidavit was shown to counsel for Werbell by DEA counsel, Mr. Sam Sheres, at which . . on point defendant's counsel stipulated that Werbell was never a : * forma! employee of the Central Intelligence Agency- Sheres subsequently returned the affidavits to the undersigned at the conclusion of the trial. ue nace E2IMPDET oes vec ee te eee CL BY: 059605 | 14-0000 a ae 3, Regarding the relationship of Werbell to the e Agency, as’ _ approved by the Deputy Director, the undersigned appeared before ' Judge Fay in his chambers on 31 August and under oath answered questions of the Court concerning Werbell. A copy of the transcript '*, of that-proceeding is attached. You will note that Judge Fay requested that all pertinent gov ernment records be made available to the Court ‘for its inspéction. Accordingly, copies of Agency files were reproduced, culled for "Brady-type” ddcuments, excised to protect sources and methods under the "SWP case criteria" and. reviewed and approved by Assistant DD/O-on the evening of 1 September. These processed: _ documents Were then handcarried to Miami by t the undersigned on _2 September. mo, 4.- The undersigned advised Judge Fay ‘at 0330 hours on 2 ‘Septemb ér that: had@in my possession. copies of all of the Agency . . files om Werbell, “had culled them as to possible "Brady" documents sand was, prepared to review them with the Judge at his convenience. . He was on the bench with a tight schedule and zsxed that the possible Brady documents. first be reviewed by Karen Atkinson, the principal counsel for the prosecution. The undersigned subsequently briefed Atkinsun on the nature of data in the possible Brady documents. This resulted in a significant reduction in the number of possibles. The undersigned gave Atkinson copies of the four unclassified OGC documents related to the DOD revocation of Werbdell's security clearance in 1971. In addition, Office of Security documents edited and approved for release to Werbell under his Freedom of Information and Privacy Act.request.(Tabs'A-and B of OS response), consisting of media : a publications and security investigative data, were also provided : i. _ Atkinson. Due to counsel for Werbell raising an issue on Werbell's : } “use of a boat named "Venus" belonging to CIA, 2 ceclassified copy ae of the OS short investigative report outlining data concerning Werbell's use of the Venus to transport arms was also provided Atkinson. The 7 ~ a related OS Headquarters assignment document. was not provided. - oo ee Related DDO documents on the ownership of Venus by. the "JURE" Cuban group were mentioned to Atkinson but rot made available. so oe 5. While the above dccuments were provided the Department of : . : Justice with the undérstanding they could be passed to Counsel for Werbell dué to subsequent events noted below, itis not certain that = | ; this occurred. Specifically, the undersigned declined to release _ additional "Brady" documents without consultation and instructions an | 14-008 we ra a es 8 - ~ eee oy . from the Court. The requested meeting was put off by Judge Fay ane “ -defendante subsequently rested their case. The DOJ had little else , tg add and the case went to the jury about noon on 3 Sept. mber. ‘AN “the remaining copies of Agency ducuments were returned te Headquarters --by the undersigned the evening of 3 September. On 4 September the jury. returned_a verdict of "not guilty." As a result, the bulk of "Brady-type" Agency documents or Werbell was not provided to counsel for: Werbell and Judge Fay reviewed no Agency documents. It shauld be noted all ‘copies of documents taken to Miami were excised ‘in-accord with the SSWP case criteria" and on return to Headquarters, - _ these were destroyed by the e undersigned. TO & Asa related matter, on 16 November Mr. Arthur Egbert of the Interna! Security Division of. the DEA contacted the undersigned first-review the files of the FBI on Werbell as’most of the data ‘we haveis ‘containéd in FBI reports. Should FBI data be insufficient . for his neéds I- ‘sliggested } he seek access to our filés in DDO and Office of Security via the normal DEA Department of Justice liaison channels. Walter T. Lloyd Attachments: (1). Affidavit - DeFelice (2) Affidavit - Lloyd (3) Transcript of Hearing of USDC for Southern District of Florida, August 31, 1976. cc: Jerry Brown, SAG/OS, w/o atts Ed Montgomery, LD/SRCH/DDO, w/o atts poe : ' LO Oe ~~" "seeking background information on Worbell. TFe-undersigned suggested. ee) . : . 62 OGC 76-0844 24 February 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SOG Chief, DCD | me Chief, LADivision , °— - a ¢O = SUBJECT. :' Mitchell Livingston Werbel TI ee oS t was advised by. the Justice Department.on 23 February that .. Werbel has beer indicted and the trial is scheduled to begin on. 29 March .. in Miami, Florida? The charges relate to importing and distributing quantities of marijuana. With Werbel's propensity to raise his past " .. affiliations with the Agency, we can anticipate problems during this trial, : An additional problem is presénted because Werbel is ‘defended by Edwin os ae . \.Marger who was th ense attorney for John Hawk in the B-26 case in " ‘Buffalo, New Yerk in' 1966. It was Edwin Marger who subpoenaed the CIA | General Counsel as a°defense witness, f 2. The Justice Department has.réeceived information that a person either currently or formerly affiliated with the CIA has. been participating in Werbel's meetings with his attorney. It would be appreciated if all _ addressees could review their holdings on Werbel and determine if there | is any validity to any recent contacts with him. I would urge that instruc- ‘tions be sent to Miami that no, repeat no, contact with Werbel take place. between now and the beginning of the trial. : 3. It would be helpful if each addressee could’prepare a summary of the various contacts Werbel has had with CIA in the past. Please check to see if you have any information on a Colonel Bayard who was killed in ' Atlanta, Georgia during the summer of 1975, Bayard, reportedly an | associate of Werbél's, had previous contacts with the Agency. It would be appreciated if your responses could be received by close of business 2 March. a ue / / = ye fone. Greaney vee General Counsel . B44 OUTGOING MESSAGE OnF a 0 Q it] 0 Q Pusteranoe Secret A — oo _ cose oe 2702002 UASHINGTON ve atvoLa . “cone: POPS Oo: File woot. 7 oe “pissem By: 7/5 ; ; _ 0 mnanro PER ‘0 TO: LA/MIANT.¥ FROM: LACAR yo ‘susecre(P-nrrcui LL LIVI INGSTONE ER REF? UFPA- “380. 4 JUNE 1975 ¥ LC Le HETCHELL LIVINGSTONE. UERBEL Tt, io Is. one OF THE PERSONS nENTronep IN THE: ‘DEA REPORT QUOTED “IN: THE: REFERENCE» HAS “BEEN. : “INDICTED on CHARGES “RELATING ‘To THE IMPORTATION AND DISTRIBUTION. oF MARTJUANA. ¥ ; 2. WHILE HE HEAVE So FAR UNCOVEERED NO BKHERALD CONNECTION _ WITH UERBEL, THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE HAS RECEIVED. INFORMATION are A PERSON EITHER CURRENTLY OR FORMERLY AFFILIATED WITH BKHERALD HAS BEEN PARTICIPATING IN WERBEL'S MEETINGS WITH HIS ATTORNEY. ¥ -3- FURTHERMORE, SINCE WERBEL HAS IMPLIED CAPPARENTLY FREQUENTLY IN THEPAST THAT HE. HAS. HAD BKHERALD CONNECTION OR SUPPORT IN HIS QUESTIONABLE ‘ACTIVITIES, LARGELY INVOLVING ARMS AND AMMUNITION. “THERE: IS A BUSGGBBBR4H POSSIBILITY THAT HE MIGHT ATTEMPT IN ONE BAY OR ANOTHER TO IMPLICATE BKHERALD -IN HIS CURRENT PROBLEM. ve THEREFORE REQUEST THAT You COMPLETELY AVOID UERBEL OR ANYONE t on a oe _ B43 0 a 37 GLI | _— . L RECORD Copy cay smo mnie gerncbucnon by Gmiea nan tne oune Omce OMsTEO "ET Neco OL BY: ovaqiae - OUTGOING MESSAGE sronai conto uae oor” onr oo ‘o. 0 aa o 0 OF oe 2 , SECRETE.” . . Dori coer : “MAESAG naktn oes meeSTOR © . Oave-vass eaour naesins amperes UREN DEFERRED TELEPOUCH . oo, ecén: - DISSEM BY: ; cone: INFO: me ‘woe wananro |6PER e aes oom. # T-MITH THE STATION. “eocovnrant Ite RECEIVE SINTLAR ais RUCTION aa ’ pave: 2b FEB 7b omc: L. BURNETT/JP unit: LA/CARI _ oT 4a? ae _ _ a | | 7 QQler a aly A — SCALAICAR Lame omrecge * coonprates opceas - ATETCATONS GFE . cnseocance . sereosucnos wre THAN TKE ISSUING once ROW —€ 2. impoet SECRE TL. -CL BY: 912933 14-0000 CTIGOING 3 WESSIGE™ . SIGN an eB on omer oa >: 5 am of ect. co ae , roo hie | a tJ onF oO .6 * @ 8°’ 0 -8 . a . esse care ‘ = . a 2. le r - wae < | . SECRET ee : 2 LH EES wRStH 08 nr moun wecaton oer . cm (7 weaeneadaceywenciecnere fia ui ve -_ DIRECTOR: 7 766359 1Pla sad ARE esa cry vote baste Begs 0 QO . Re a, me DO) eanante: "PER . oe ee STAFF / con: Eore “ANFO: +n ‘ocean Oe _ 703 FR/NEW YORK INFO. NIcoStA. ry KEYUAY FORRES. ; Be, web REFS: ae FRYNEW YORK: ‘d33ba 3 Irn asavest {BEING RELAYED To ‘NICOSTAD.- DIRECTOR. 71406, 4 . Rian ; : [ 3. PRIOR TO RECETPT REP as. as ADVISED BY. SECRET SERVICE THAT. THERE HAD BEEN NO FURTHER DEVELOPHENTS ‘IN REF B CASE. CONCERNING EMMANUEL KASSELAKIS AND STAVROS SYKOPETRITIS " AND TRAT KASSCLAKISE / STORY NOU CONSIDERED TO BE BOGUS. SECRET SERVICE FURTHER ADVISED. THAT ~KASSELAKTS. PROVIDED OTHER INFORMATION WHICH ALSO ‘C03 ISLDERED SUSPECT CONCERNING ARAS TRANSEACTIONS AD THAT THIS INF ORMAY LON PASSED TO NEW YORK BASE. SECRET SERVICE SUSSEGUENTLY ‘CONFIRMED THAT REF A INFORM ATION UAS RECEIVED FROM KASSELAKIS.Y 2. UNABLE TO IDENTIFY GEOKGE STRATOS.¥ 3. FOR FR/NEW YORK: weeSLER, TS MITCHELL Le UERWBELL {ed1- Ss 2599103 OF REF c.¥ 4. SAMUEL SCRIVENER JR-s UASHINGTON ATTORNEY, EMPLOYED BY BKHERALD IN EARLY 1950°S AS CONSULTANT. y DATE: . ORs: UNIT; ExT: . . , ? ° : 3,92 eticcens arocee . ‘ . ; COves mars: Ormees ‘ . aategwre aves Of i08 SE CR tt REPRODUCTION AY OTHER THAN THE 'SSUING OF1ICE 1S PAQHIETCOD —ée2 Wieait oom es F - ‘ ~ ! CL: BY:, er 2071S? 44-00000 Birman CLATES ULE OE . * ace <es ome te oMF OO gd oO Oo 4g ft] CLAlswcaroe S.E.C RET TS” cone: : “INFO? ene * &. FILE: OaTE: phecexser 44975. one Pivis/easoranu kee ESCO "wad : An , Et PRL ON ae A. repeaume condie Cape ear atin SF CRE T . vie, : E03 “Ss uNaBLE, To" ENTEFY, vontire 203- “8895473 x REF eoL- 70b0338~ . Kucemwernc am seen . REPRODUCTION BY orar R ima oT 19Su. KG GC. FICE 1s PRoMdiTed € 2 DIRECTOR . COMPANY. weal as? Iae £2 TnPDET.a | ‘OPS/LSK/IDLIN SUBSTANCE} Yow? FR/2 8s C4, i 4elle vena ctu SUBSTANCE} LFA! Beth CE/E76C tSPDET ny. ALINE [°” . 220 UFC. 2775 _ at RODUC on BY ‘OTMER team . rice 18 PmorimiteD action @ | 1 50472>.~«€ sét et i CITE F RANEW ¥ SEGKGE STRATOS. LOCAL GREEK- AMERICAN Re 4 al isso RELIABILITY. ONE 7 CHEST Ra Leace Rs VISITED ‘GyPR OTE AMBASSADOR DIMITRIOU IN: WASHING? ON ot we 2° ‘Nov TO SOLECT J HIS WILLINGNESS PURCHASE: 25 “THOUSAND Mo16 RIFLES DIMITRIOU | ~ DeeL Ineo ON GRULADS PRICE aut Re QUES TED STRATOS SU3MIT PROPOSAL FOR , “ay $215 EACH “TRENS ACTION. 10 GE CONSUMATED OUTSIDE U.S. i ‘MANUFAC UTRE AND. SALE OF mu LgHe POWERED MARK { AND {1° HAND GUNS", WEAPONS: “WOULD BE MANUF AC TU AED EY DOMINICAN COMPANY, TELEPHONE NU GER sbs2 seas RPT 53Z01019, STRATOS AGREED. WORK UP DETAILS, 2 ADDITION, DETAILS PROVICED BY INFORMANT! ONE OF NINE “Pants NERS OF STAATOS I$ ONE MITCH KEESLER, WHO STRATOS CLAINS IS F GAMER | 'BKMERALD. «STRATOS. “WASHINGTON ATTGRNEY. 1S 54M SCHRETVNER (PHOND, ~~ (' TELEPHONE C222) 290-2950, STRATOS CLAIMED M-16"S AND 462 M-62 MACHINE , GUNS, ne ALSO WISHES SELL REP RES NT U.S. ARMS LOST INDOCHINA, . | | 3, SECRET SERVICE OFFICER (er0 OF GREEK BACKGROUND) REOORTS STRATOS WAS CLGSE 70 PAPADCeCULES GOVERNMENT, AND NOTES ‘Tal LARS E Ped SECRET © 4 , ‘ 214 : 14-0000 _ 7-146. 25 CABLE OEC Oissam By : ae Ermoouction: ew omes rane oneeuimes ‘ornce a PaQniaireo fe. t i H 2, wremsonisuni7 NOTIFIED asyi action’ usar. ACTION # -f H & ep ‘ : i E a . i , . Qa ry | eco c 0 eo 9 8 8. c e - 4 ¢ > ft 8 ae o ue S.— Ch ET 3 “9 4 v . « 3 OF ec ¢ o'¢ °c co @ . -6¢G OCC " @ O¢ ° s oh t } 14-00000 The- Owner of Guns Seized’ , . —_ ai, W974 Will Sell Them, ; oe poo ete | MARIETTNSSesepn 4(AP} Se bee _oMitchell “L, Werbell | 34 “off . 2 ee? . in a‘deal worked Out-sestet . ~ - day: before-a ‘Federal judge, : 7 ‘WerBell ‘agreed that he w =e stop manufacturing | and” selling -}worth of arms seized: by Fed-| -——-~—-——- eral agents tast , December. The guns, called “the largest . {collection of private guns in the; ____ peter ee {worid” by Mr. WerBell andi. - : : 7 Federal attorners, include 2, ae . Imachine guns and silencers. 4 — ran et Mr, WerBcll ssid his com-| _ pany, Defense Sysiems Interna: ~ tional, Inc,, would continue * “IOie . weree =. do what we have always Gone | yo ene en serve this country.” i He said he and his sons navele i eee meee _ ,Plans to sell radios, electronic}! - . : . Fequipment and miiiiary sup- ts “:plies not covered by the agree-!g ‘ment. greed | to quit the}: Pn wanmraoese Sn A Rois Eee oe 14-0000 bE a Pasa, CABLE as TUNE _ 778 | oO sues FECT r Mite Hele LivitdESTON © _ po WERBELL EE | WilerhM. ARPA as BELL MEUTRBLTY MATTERS 7 GREPIADA _ one Far docennvid olaticl ‘¢ Sely 1975. - . ror Brlanta, Ca. oe _ - oe he | 8 Neaxpapir hrreles. Appearing 2 he Lelanta’ Costituben STEP OY? Eraacded Log ACTING CHIEF OF STATION: LA/MIAMI " DEA/KIAMT REPORT ON POSSIOLE PLOT. mo ' 70 OVERTHRON THE GOVERNMENT CF GRENADA 1, STATION HAS RECELVED A REPORT FROM CEA7AT ANTON A °F POSS iS. PLOT T0 OVERTHR OW THE SOVERNMENT.. GF. GRENADA, “ STATION CONSIDERS THE REPORT SUSPECT BUT HAS. SUGGESTED TO DEA THAT SINCE FBI AND STATE OCPARTNENT HAVE AN INTEREST IN SOME oF. THE INDIVIDUALS MENTIONEO [N THE REPORT THAT A COPY OF IT BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THEM, STATION aLso PASSED TO DEA A LIST ar LEST IONS FQR THEIA USE WHICH MIGHT ASSIST THES In og TAIN THe: TUSTAER BETAILS ON THE PLOT AND HAS OFFERED 70 PROYICE THEM 40TH PESTINENT [RFORMATION THAT MIGHT coms TO OUR ATTENTION °° 7 a0UGH STATION SOURCES, CORRECT NAME OF THE PROMINENT cUTLZEN GF GRENADA NEN TI ONED tN ‘PARA’ 3 OF THE ‘RE PORT 1s KEN 4 LNE, gista7 east an Lo 34586 Toe: 2338 cee Jun 75 a UFPxaL G69 | TELEPUueH UFPA~1869 . . 2E-ALL1/17F 196-962 . en Do en 6 JUNE 1975 a rns ee : oa CHIEF, LATIN ameaiCa DIVISION ° lay ee) i) ¢ i NG. .. QO com oO. Oo 0 Oro QO 1i-00000 2 co . _ ‘34585 . Pa eretas Slate? “B43 PISSLPLSLS ZF Gln ce re * Ub Bas 7242 2. FokCealns 15 TEXT 3F sue REpaaT, bea rLaty | a se i C-5-75-5-253, oF 4 JUNE, SENT 30 DEA HOS aK ‘D FIELD STATION. oo oo SALTINURE AND ATLANTAS DEA HOS REQUESTED PASS TO GARACAS a Loe | REGION? - “*suauect: MITCHELL ty WERBELL uh, Er AL FILE NO, : oe a Gi- 75-e4052 °° on a 7 ee Os ne ‘ wa THE COURSE OF DEVELOPING “A naaiuuana 'S¥ AUGGL ING... mo Loe = cox NSPIRACY INVESTIGATION, MITCHELL Le KEREELLA This Etat, | x Gi-75- 72105, THE MIAME REGTONAL- INTELLIGENCE UNIT HAS UNCOVERED 7m “agoa¥at ion CONCERNING A PLAN TO OVERT HRO THE TNDEP EN DEWT GOVERNHENT OF GRENADA, . "THE. PLAN, AS OUTLINED BELOW, IS A COMPOSITE OF. eg _refeevario RECEIVED FROM ONE WILLIAM BELL, A DEFENDANT IN THE ~~ ; - Jecr INVESTIGATION, VIA HIS CONVERSATIONS WITH UNDERCOVER AGENTS AND A COOPERATING INDIVIDUAL, - "THE PLAN CALLS FOR THE LANDING OF 36 ARMED MEN ON . _ GRENADA DURING THE LATE EVENING HOURS GF A SATURDAY IN 41D OR . LATE JuLy 1975, THE JREVOLUT LONARTES WILL WP PEAR TO € SCOTTISH ~ _ RERCENAR IES, Sut IN FACT WILL BE AMERICANS, THE LANDING TIME: WELe “COINCIDE WITH THE WORMAL SHUT DOWN TIME OF: tHe St 's RADIO STATION, THE PALM ANY: OS JECT IVES. OF THE LARD ING Gacue - : . oe SECRET Se 3.39 7 ., ; : - 2 t ett” ? de bald “é 6 eh 73° a UF Pac Lesa ACIUITIESs (AIR 3 SEA PORTS, BELL WILL HERD AN ASSASSINATION souap waICH “Patie ae DIRECTED To. ret. 2i° POLITICAL AND GIVERNNENT | Fee TroNaRiEs, THE PLAN ANTICIPATES WAVING Fut couTROL. OF. “Istana, ‘aY THE Vive THE ISLAN D's. RADLO STATION WOULD. ae - NORMAL LY GO BACK ON THE AIR ON SUNDAY MORNING, THE cost So oF THIS OPERATION 1s nos ten TO @€ 3 MILLION. ‘DOLLARS, ove KEN MILL OR MILLS (PHONETIC), A PROMINENT CITL2EN OF GRENADA IS REPORTED TO HAVE CONTRIBUTED ChE HALF MILLEON os - POLUARS. TOTHIS OPERATION, AND WILL BE PUT UP AS THE Head OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT 1F THE TAKEOVER IS SUCCESSFUL. BELL Lay : STATES THAT HE WILL BE ASSUMING CONTROL GF THE ARMED FORCES AND POLICE AGENCIES OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT, BELL 1S JELTEVED ‘To 3° MANUFACTURING WEAPONS AND PaRTS FOR WEAPONS» WITHGUT as “Seana | NUMBERS » FORTHE OPERATION AT DEFENSE WEAPONS INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH IhCae P.O, BOX 272” ¢ PEERFLELD BEACH, FLORIDA, WITHOUT THE KHOKLEDGE OF THE , : FIREIS MANAGE ENENT, WEASELL''S ROLE IN THE OPERATION IS A “UNKs GaN AT THIS. TIME, "WERBEL LY MITCHELL LIVINGSTON [f1. KHITE MALE» SECRET 400000 SCHOOL. OF. JOURNALISH. (EXTENSION OF THE UNIVERSITY “OF ane ae on HES: INDICTMENT WAS REPORTEDLY THE RESULT OF HIS INVOLVEMENT “ A de o> nm Ca t «34536 Lia - ob a ra Jraatonees3 vn 78 a 7 UFEA2359 | Ue Se cavizéns FOANER, wali 055 OFFice Re acaK 376/18 AT Berivae eLPHIA, Pass SFT 6 se. INCHES TALLY: 155 LBS.» aaouN ra) S mana, “BLUE ‘eves. RUDDY COMPLEXTION» GrapuaTe oF FORK Ueto MILITARY ACADEMY » RICHMOND», RAg’ AND- “THE CHARLES PRICE nw PEKNSYLVANIAD+ AND: ‘RESIDENT ‘AT POWDER | SPRINGS, GEORGIA, he “WERBELL GOES NOT HAVE AN Fat CRIMINAL RECORD, ALTHOUGH A "7/1/73 MIAMI] HERALD TROPIC MAGAZINE ARTICLE REPORTED THAT HE - . ‘ AND SEVEN OTHER PERSONS HAD BEEN INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY 10: VYLOLATE UsS. NEUTRALITY LAWS, QUT..THAT. THE. CHARGES. WHERE we DAGPPED ON THE ORDERS OF THEN ATTORNEY GENERAL RAMSEY CLARK, g pa WITH A HAITIAN REVOLUTIONARY GROUP DURING 1966, A 1974 ESCUIRE MAGA [NE AATICLE ‘DESCRIBES WERBELL'S INVOLVE MENT IN A COVERT an “POLITICAL MOVEMENT TO GAIN INDEPENDENCE FOR THE ISLAND OF ADACO-[N THE BAHAMAS, HERBELL 1s ALLEGED TO BE A REGISTERED DEALER AND/OR MANUFACTURER OF WEAPONS PBELl, wEGL TAM MARTIN, WHITE MALE> SORH 6/21/28, FT 2 INCHES Tals 233° LOS. GRAY HAIR, NORTH CAROLINA DALVERS *S LICENSE nUNBER 2198095; RESIDING AT 4412 WATERGURY Roane - 7 ¢ SECRET , ay | _ aD —_ . (72) ia) Oo a. ira ~- SEE NT an oD wit ‘ SALEIGH, NGATH Ch AGL INA: BES L1evea ta BE aN Ex-Maatic ConA. “Prot as <0. OnNER OF THE Mane REALTY ah b peVevornent ganagaatsoN, us “ROUTE 1 NORTH, PALELGHa. NeGed BELL HAS BEEN. |ARESTED ey THE: RAGEIGN PD ON. THE POLLOHING CHARS GES LARA YEG : Og CONCEALED WEAPON: AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE “= 19733 and “ila: TSSUING A RORTELESS CHECK * 1967,° BELL DOES NGT HAVE AN FOr CRIMINAL RECORD, oS oN APRIL’1975,. 1M. ALLEGED FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY, at WERSELL CONTACTED AN MIAMI R/O COOPERATING INDIVIDUAL AND | 2° GF COLOMBIAN MARIHUANA INTO THE U;S. MIAMI R/O U/C AGENTS» : ce . “ACTING aS PILOT/SMUGGLERS AND COLOMB[AN SOURCE OF SUPPLY, HAVE oe “THE FINANCING, AIR SMUGGLING AND DISTRISUTION OF HARTHUANA,: er sc INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN THE CONSSTRACY TO DATE ARE WALLY GILLIS» BELIEVED TO RE SUIZECT OF NADDIS RECORD NUMBER 121267, AND A RICK STEVENS AND A WILLIAM JORDAN, WHITE MALES» 22'°Ss Na ACDITIONAL 1D DaTA AVAILASLE-AT THIS TIME,” "CONSPIRACY INVESTIGATION I$ CONTINUING, A ADDITIONAL, INFORMATION RELATIVE TO NEUTRALITY VIGLATIOGNS BILL BE FCRWARSED i SECRET 3.49 ; FEQUESTED THE C/I'S ASSISTANCE IN SMUGGLING MULTI-TON QUANTITIES | BEEN CONDUCTING NEGOTIATIONS WITH BERZELL AND BELL CONCERNING =| oO. 5 a @a set creT oS) y TELEPOUCH 7. 76102 e1as97 = PAGE 6 =OE 8 ly 3938s oo a rgol4a4e JUN 75 . UFPA-1863 ue ON: (RECEIPT. “ONE, U/C. agent Pitan). HAS BEEN sPPROACHED ay BELL 10 TAKE PART Ww THE. GRENADA OPERATION, MS ROP. MTAMT BRIEFED VERBALLY. CON CERING: GRENADA INFGRNATION THIS pate, om copy oF THIS INFORMATION WIL BE -FURNTSHED w US: CUSTOMS» ATE AND SaRs Fe AT MEATS JOH: Ae 7 ; " syetareuti on? sr 67a VIA reLerouGH _ €2) IMPOET, “LGR JRee Rec OVAL DrREC TOR". es ee f “ 14-0000 i “SUBJECT: Alleged Activities of, Walter Macken. - _MEMQRANDUM FOR, THE RECORD. - “ie . ye \ OS 24 March 1975 — oe oo. ‘During the weck: of March 9, 1 Tunched with Mr. Wesley Dyckman, . Dyckman isa former ‘Agency staffer currently employed . : . by the. Drug Enforcement Agency. During the course of our lunch- : eon. } “the .name.of. Walter Mackem came up.- Dyckman ae ‘@on’ Conversation,:: : told'me that Macken,. a JOT-classmate of ours, had been fired. by ‘the Agency.-+ According, to “Dyckman, Mackem is now employed, in the Washington area as a private investigator. In addition, accord- ing to Dyckman, Macken is involved with a paramilitary activity | funded by some unnamed British source. [he activity, which Dyckman-referred to’as “the new land project” seeks to establish : a tax shelter on one of ‘the out-islands of the Caribbean by ; . forcefully taking over the island and establishing a government — : there. Mackem is supposedly involved in paramilitary training of forces who would participate in this paramilitary adventure again. According to Dyckman, the parazilitary training sunnosedly ‘takes place in Georgia not far from Atlanta. 2. This is the extent of my conversation with Dyckman~or-tne-*"* above subject and I have no further information or details concern- ing this. . fiied.,?, Nee! . oseph P. Haye SE/PCH | - Orig - OS/SAG ~ SE/SEC 1 - LA/SO 1 Hayes ey - £2 IMPOET oe co Ds CL BY 017799 14-0000 onF oO a: oO ‘vu a BIGNAL CaNrin on), ane co ue vans we Cee pe a tele SECRET. so a we $9808 meneame morcaton : oare nee o8oue < . cre og = 4. ‘masianes eercannce mania, . Le STAFF ——-82787Z_—BIRECTOR b70S34 qn. 0 won DISSEM SYNE © cone We (0 mo: 8 itpyy Fes. cor’ me fg IZ. a CALS hes TO: - FR/NEW YORK. ¥ AJAJA FORRES yo REF: FR/NEU YORE, 30437 JIN 5) awl ¥ oy. No ADDITIONAL Has “TRACES ON EDGAR LEnnens- “AND CO. OTHER j ~ STHER N THAT IT LTcenséd DEALER: “OF -ARAS ‘LOCATED. IN/@0aToamE ~ oy AND. THAT IT TnPORTED. FROM. NEW" “york ‘to BELGTUN A ‘SILENT SUB-. HACHINE GUN ‘WHICH LATER SHOWED uP “IN SPAIN CONNECTED WITH “BASQUE ASSASSINATION. ¥ e. MECHEEL Ls UERBELL. III (201-259910} IS PARTNER OF DEFENSE SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL INC. oF POWDER SPRINGS. GEORGIAsA LICENSED moe Ds ARMS ‘DEALER. HE BORN & NAR 1914, PHILADELPHIA. H@S HAS Lengtyby : 201 ON WERBELL WHO HAS LONG HISTORY POPPING UP IN-AREAS AND SITUATIONS, WHERE CAN MAKE FEW FAST BUCKS. HE CHARACTERIZED AS UNSCRUPULOUS WHEELER- DEALER AND PROMOTER OF GRANDIOSE SCHENES. HE OF OPERATIONAL ; INTEREST IN MID-1959 WHEN BECAME INVOLVED WITH ANTI~ CASTRO PLOTTERS N DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND. OFFERED PROVIDE BKHERALD WITH INFO ON REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES IN CARIBBEAN. HE GRANTED POA IN AUGUST 3959 BUT THIS CANCELLED OCTOBER, 2959 WHEN HIS INFO PROVED BE OF DATE: one: Unit: ext: . a . . , * a fF . 2o7 ofp fifi tow f 3,38 a (Mit? lig FE. ; cee ere / At ead00 OFeceR CODmOMATING OF PCIRE “errmaence Te OOCER Gassecanos REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROWIBITED E 2 IMPOET — , ‘CL BY: £fecReEe Tt Re een mace | + owe meray ese io eens eR etree ee 14,0000 + BSN aL CENTER USE ONLY / aga toe ace 100 ms Ce OnF 5 a) 0 a6 CU SECRET Bt Co, webeece mene ONAN Oste.ee CROUP . . oe og 0nncd WEPERENTE UEOEA STAFF ee DIRECTOR © : . : fo Se “0 awe DISSEM BY: CONF: INFO: . FILE mol oo a a a ee eas 7 : . eae . DB sero PER , : oO wrasse. , # ; “ pROROTE PERSONAL INTERESTS. EVER SINCE, ‘BKHERALD HAS. BEEN DIS- ~ CLATMING- UERBELL: UHS-HAS-REPEATEDLY ATTEMPTED | PROMOTE SELF “AS REP _SINCE ‘AUCH: OF _BKHERALD INFO: ON WERBELL THROUGH HIS: 01 PETAL. CHANNEL. “EAROVE INFO may: “NOT ‘8e PASSED FORETGN « NATIONALS. BECAUSE ‘VERBELL yODUAL CITIZEN. + ¥ oon 3. ONLY TRACE ON MITCHELL VERBELL q Is THAT HE ALSO INVOLVED — FATHER'S - _ Ta/saasaae ARMS BUSINESS “TRADE. HE HAS HAD NO CONNECTION WITH ° - BKHERALD- ¥ =. 4. FILE! 201-918287. £2 IMPDET.d | sal 2 ae ne7so. 203 Wee a part: 1? MARCH 1935 Oo _ a orig: WENDY RAHMAN CNE/ARN/T : unit: NE/ARN/T ce os eA ZR 238 — CNEZARN- - aft . | ad i hae Cte of ‘| (ae SAZDCN i. i C/FR/B2 RAR MELE Agena OFFCER - COCR DIMATING DPPC ARE AUTHENTICATING OFFICES . | 4 Ct BY: S2S2bh Classicaron REPRODUCT'~ 4 BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS paow “ITED —E 2 iMPOET 2 SECRET teh oe ] : H ; : ; } 2 ae 0 ACTION UNIT TVG. 37a - . ot — . ‘ : CABLE SEC Oreuew ar /> pen . FUN B ——- : : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN . - . . 1OSUING OFSICE 18 PROMIMITED PERBONSUNIT NOTIFIED : OBUAD mortgy | __ 8 tr 2 NE/O_ " action @ T e3i208 Efa3e5. PAGE 03 IN 541214 | TORMeey6a02 waR-75 NVR 04i7. SE C Re? 2613352 MAR 75 STAFF. , CITE FR/NEW yer« 32447 \ TOs DIRECTOR, AJAJA FORRES 7 oo , . REF ay UND W=6325 - Bs, FRANEW YORK s00z2 ( y te) 1. suBy REFS, ALA*ALo “DIN AL@TAYYAR OF THE TRAGL MUN, 1s STILL OF te , CuaRenT INTEREST TO Fat WHICH HAS MIM UNDER PER 1ODIC OBSERVATION. TAYYAR HAS BEEN IN BAGHDAD ON HOLIDAY FGR PAST SEVERAL WEEKS AND Fat “OPES MAKE gPERATTONAL” ABPRG ACH To HIM ‘SHORTLY AFTER HIS RETURN NEW _ YORK IN NEXT WEEK OR SO, DURING 25 FEB MEETING WITH F9I COUNTER _ PARTS, “TERPOS AGAIN REITERATED BKHERALD INTEREST IN TayYA® SAYING HE. DEFINITELY WOULD LIKE CONTACT TaYYaR IF FOR SOME REASON F3i DECIDED. NOT 70, FBI CONTACTS SAID MATTER WOULD 8& RESOLVED ONE WAY OF ANOTHER “IN NEXT FEW WEEKS AND THEY WOULD ATTEMPT assist TERPOS IN THE CoNTacT IF Far GAVE TAvYAR UP. 2. FBl ALSO INFORMALLY ASKED FOR TRACES OF FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS? COMPANIES WHICH REF 8 CONTACT oF TayYAR CHILL TAM AP IK 1 4 Ny HAS “CONTACTED RE PURCHASING ARMS Ay MITCHELL wae, HIT aND Iv Tg Sas R f Ling. 14-0000 PP MOO. 7 CAOLE GEC OISSEM Av Foray cores RUN BY rn SECRE + i SepennuCctiON oy ormen Twas , IBBUING- OFFICE (8 PROMISE PRABONJUNIT NOTIFIED a moo ' STAFF ~aeren wn Tsar tue wes ACTION UNIT ' RFE FILE vR |s ACTION e F . o - ; : a T 63108 EUAI65S oO, PAGE 22-02 . . , IN $11294 ’ TORIG4260¢2 MAR 75 — NYFR 38497. a el DEFENSE SYSTEMS POWDER SPRINGS GEORGIA, 7 . LNERGO SOURCE SAID WERBELL (EITHER OR SON) FORMERLY WORKED FOR ~BKWERALD: ALSO MADE OFF THE CUFF REMARK THAT: “wD EF ENSE- SYSTEMS. cor en Bt Wa INF O- FROM ‘BELGTUM= SECURITY: THAT“ LEMMENS AND “Co SEN ; oo THE paST WaS PROVIDED: ARMS FOR THE IRA AND THE BASQUE INDEPENDENCE '. ; MOVEMENT, 3, FILE: 20120918287. E2 IMPDET . oo : , SECRET 14-0000 ere Capitalist revolution, the ultimate solution the successful managérs of America's econamy—its en- trepreneurs, financiers, mer- @ = chandisers, ss’ talking rebellion.-A kind of ebellion, anyway. There is no call to subvert the Republic, only to abandon it. In increasing numbers, America’s most affuent and active elites are threatening to withdraw their funds, their assets, ulti nately even themselves and their families from.the centers of the U.S. econ- omy, which many of them seem to consider done for. Nicholas - von Hoffman, the acerbic and preter- naturally foresighted columnist of The Washington Post, found that in - some of mid-America’s best ervcu- tive clubs, “Theré is talk of buring fold coins and keeping them in the office safe, of owning a piece of lund to retreat to when the trouble starts.” The hero of the year’s most durable best seller, Kon Can Profit From a Monetary Crisis, hy: Marry’ Erowne, is “Peter Panic.” the quine - ‘tessential American small investor. Hevis in flight from his own na- tional economy. Transferring every penny he owns from U.S. invest- ments into Swiss banks and South African gold stocks, Peter Panic Practically deubles his worth from “1970 to "33s then he ia ready to, take the most’ important Step to. find himself a sechutéd rural retreat to weather the nation’s coming troubles, , Rut retreat arhere? That's the basic problem nune of these doum- suyers grapples with, A. seven. ty-five-thousand-dollar-a-vear oman who pulls up lock, stock and bond! ne ~~ ; 260 ESQUIRE: scPRUARY / “ji 7 Qe by Andrew St. George _ : ar ue investors—are - farmhouse may find there » mea- sure of protection “from random violence—<or he may ‘find, if real trouble starts, that in-his isolation he’s utterly.defenseless, ~ Unless, of course, he his planned . ‘ahead—as far uhead and us care- fully ¢ c can only call, for the neument, the Abaco Plan (it. remains to be seen by events, of course, Vhether the ~ ‘Abaco planners were as wise and prescient as they were farsighted and careful). The originators of the Abaco idea were the first to im- Plement the urge to abandon Amer- ica with a concrete design, includ- ing a destination, provisiun for per- sonal and financial safety, monetary reward-and even a Utopian social Program. Though the men behind Abaco ure nearly the opposite of the commune-seekers of the late Sixties and early Seventies, their cljectives are much the same. They - seek a way out and a return te fundamental values, but their most fendarental value is the propost- then that each of them shoul be- many times a millionaire, untrou- bled by inflation. By the time you read this, the men of Abaco may have accom. - Dlished the first staves uf their pro- - fran cin which case you will have read about them in the newspa- pors)-—or they may have failed be in the proc Poregrou : But Vu tike y. et them as f did, ata lunch in Waskington, Le, hist May. : “Cra Hever! and tet alip the dugs ont : investments to move to-a secluded . the criginaturs-of what‘cne’ . No, sir!’ Not here in Duke Zei- _ bert’s place you don’t; this well- - bred Washington restaurant admits | no animals. Not even if they're Wearing eighty-dollar Church's ‘shoes. Not even if they happen to be the familiar old two-legged war hounds who were made immortal in the Shakespearean line. and who are being made fashionable again this year by the success of Fred- erick .Forsyth’s’ latest book, The Dou mo of War, Lo Here we are in 1974, murky, angst-ridden, confusing oht "7A, and with Forsyth's novel a best seller, hailed as “soon to be a major mov- ie,” deferentially praised for its. “reportorial rea inure and. more people are talking about “the cogs of War’ as if they knew what the phrase meant: an internutional cunspiracy of financiers and killer commandos who Wage mercenary mini-wara in the quest for maxi- payoffs. What nonsense! A drink at Duke Zeibert’s polished: bar -will five us a better view of reality than Fred Forsyth’s collected works,” Take Mister Mitchell ingston WerLeil here, a ruddy, jovial, maus- tached: ch sipping his prepran- dial Tanqueray martini catra dry. It's obvivus that if there were any- thing doggy er bellicose about Wer- Rell, he woulda‘t be linching wher he is—at the head ef the of "prize front corner table, : Or take the tall well-tailored Mav sitting neatte Werbell, It is) Plain ata glance that he looks and a having just been overhear! ask- i "May To have the pickles, sounds lise a patrician 14-0000 ‘ London clubman. And thaws just. what he is: Kebert Hamilton, Bar- on of Pelhaven and Stenton, a dis- tinguished member of the House of Lords. - In fact, a.good Jook at the leg- " endary Mitch WerBell—millionsire “firearms tycoon, designer of the world’s best muzzle silencer,. ad- ' senturer, friend of dictaters and ‘C.LA: “agents, ‘manipulator’ of the fack-of small. nations—and at ‘the ~. ‘seven men’ who are his luncheon . guests today reminds’ us that, in real Jife, the stratexy.of private s demands, first of all, finesse. : Forsyth’s ‘s-telling, “the dogs of get together only to--make hai boiled “conversation about . “knocking off an entire republic” ‘with the aid-of World War H_ ma- chine ‘pistols taboriously concealed factures” hia own -weaponry, which “are recugnized all over the warld as the most sophisticated small arms obtainable.. Having acquired a taste for irregular warfare as an O.S.S. commando ‘leader behind ‘Japanesé lines in World War IT, WerBell is rumored: tu have taken a hand iti a jong string of mini- wars since then, fvom the South Chiaa Sea to the Caribbean and the Mev iterzanean, Hut WerBell frowns on <rass badinage, especially with food. At Zeibert’s the table talk is mostly-about gastronomy today, in - part because'the dill sours and soft- shell crabs are truly remarkable, in part because the host at the neigh- ” boring table is Clifton Daniel. the silver-haired Washington bureau chief of The New York Times. Eut by the time coffee and Cour- er arrive, Daniel and his party depart. Werbell lights a finely veined Montecruz double corona. “1 talked to the island tuday," he says, and suddenly the table is all atten- tion. he island’—-that's what this lunch is all about. The island is Abaco; not yet. an inde. pendent republic, nor a center of commerce ated finance, but coral hump, either. In fact, Abaco is the sevend-largest Jandmasa in the Hahamas—Great Abaco and _ Little Abaco, surrounded by a sprinkling of small reefs and cays, over seven hundred square miles of fertile tropical paradise. Mitth Werbell and his gucets have come to Washington to discuss a project 42) tsQuint-: eCHRUARY drums. WerBell’s world is. Sionics“Inc:, he designs ‘and manu- ~ by no means a negligible straight out of a Forsyth seriye: the take-over of Abacu—an action that will allow these men to pet themselves and. their money profit- ably out of the U.S. To be sure,- any resemblance to popular fiction stops short with the . basic idea.’ Commando politics ig dead. It will no longer ‘de to break| open a case of booties hand gre- nades and storm the palace. In fact, ‘ Abaco has no palace. What it does ‘ ‘ have'is:six to seven thousand native inhabitants who lead lives ranging from ' quiet Stagnation to mute _poverty. <- :To be conquered, Abaco must ‘be ‘.attacked=that fiindamental, aspect of territorial ‘expansion has not changed in four thousand years— but-in an age of psychological war- fare, motivational research; sub- -liminal propaganda and ‘behavior . Modifcation, the. tactics must be / different. WerBell's: ‘first assault ‘on * - great. skill and ruthless persuasive- ness,-the citizens of Abaco are ‘con: vinced, step by step, that they must become an independent nation: that becoming an independent nation is the greatest, most rewarding thing in. the whole wide worid: that it is they, the citizenry of Abaco, who Must urgently .need and demand and fight for status as a self-gov- erning commonwealth. “I talked to the island for. almost ain hour this-‘morning,” Wer¥ell re-.. Peats gently, now that everyone around the table is watching him with close attention, “They finally got- the slips. They've already dis- tributed half of them. They'l) make 2 one-spot run this weekend and see how they score. They thin sixty to sixty-five percent.” No translation is needed. As the Watergate tapes have demonstrat- ed, men who share a secret scenario come tu share a secret language, as if by osmosis. Werlell’s remarks reveal that he has had a lorg-dis- ‘tance conversation’ this morning with one of his chief operatives on Abaco, using a clear phone line— ic, a connection involving untapped phone numbers. (If the conversa- tion nad not involved a key agent on Abaco, and if ithe ph F been suspect, the conversation would have been brief.) The agent on the jsland—most likely C.K. “Chuck” Hall who has served as WerLHell's principal oper- ative on Abaco during most of the Summer of 1074-—reported that the special courier who Ooveasienally ar- “vives from Miami aboard a small amphibisn seaplane, bringing con- * Sk Ae 38 sipnments which the Nz -and- Africa, Ws thorities are not sunnased to cee, had delivered a shiprrent of biank survey forms, Tr poiling- slips, devised by a prestigious U.S. opin- jon-research firm, are to scontior sentiment on Abaco in.favor of in- dependence—not just once, but week by week, as WerBeli’s psywar campaign unfolds. _ . Furthermore, WerBel! learned this morning that a test sampling focused on a single Abaco settle .ment, perhaps Marsh Harbour ‘or Fox Town, had been scheduled by his. agents on Abaco for the coming weekend. The organizers expected to poll between sixty and sixty-Eve percent. in favor of independence— - an impressive score, reflecting the | fact that the covert political cam _paign of WerBell and. Co. is in its sixth month. - - aré indeed—not. merely se ' rious: but experienced, pow- érful and farsighted. Three Hof. WerBell's’ luncheon a puests are former C.I.A. ca- reer otticers, all three recently | re- : branch, where they acquired in- valuable experience in the manipu- lation, dismanthng and rearranging of governments. John Muldcon, who is WerRell’s principal agent in Washington, has served as a PolAd —a political adviser—in Vietnam er Macken has seen similar duty in a number of Southeast Asian countries, and Ted Rousses, a tanned, greying man, has been a senior CLA. clandestine services olficial! in the Mediterra- nean—ltaly, the Balkans, above all Greere— for’ almost twenty years before he retired last year to’ join, ostensibly, the management of the Astor, Washinyton’s best Greek restaurant, long owned by his family. : These men are not war hounds or gunslingers. Their ethos and. telos thrust mot toward violence but toward control. They are technetron- ic conflict managers—planners, or- ganizers, und oniy occasionally the manipulators of vivtent action, Mub doen is a tal, pink deep-chested Trishman faithfully cast in the mold “from which most of the chief in- apecturs of large American police departments scem to spring, Mick- em looks like Ivy League grad. uate instructor, nal, Duttoan-dewa, horn-rimmed, alert, with a Hong kong Racquet Cheb tie to match his niivy blazer. The pipe-smoking Roussos, in his Mawlessly cut En- klish trepicais, demonstrates what the French mean when thes say 3 -re these. people serious? * Thes mo, a 44-00000 Pa) distingué—the aging Charles Royer plunked in a spy scenario, looking not so much the part of James Bond as his enigmatic superior, M. A‘ * three, follow Werkell's briefing with small nods and ‘half smiles of ap- proval. Werfell talks on, his eyes on the pearl-grey ash of his’ cigar, his growly voice low. There's ‘work to | be done—lots of ‘it. The day known ss U.D.[.—that is, the date: when “Abaco breaks away ‘from? the-Com-." - monwealth’ of ‘the. Bahar the Unilateral ‘Declaration - of | ndepen- dence—is tentatively set for New Year's Day of 1975. The operations _-Tequired to seize, control of the is- - orisins ve been” disguised . as the sineve. ait: that h such amazit the world’s maj of: ‘seemingly. local on Aero and deceptively “ad- hoc’ - groups have sprung up: to handle those ac-. ‘tivities that cannot be kept from* public view—propaganda, organiza- , tion,.and so ‘forth. There are: the Abaco ‘Independence Movement (known as A.ILM:); the Abaco De- velopment Council; Friends of Abaco; the “Prosperity "74" Eco- nomic Conference on Abaco. Every one of these cover organi- zations has been clandestinely <re- ated, financed and managed from WerHell’s headquarters in Powder “Springs, a-suburb of Atlanta. To coordinate their activities—propa- ganda, recruitment, proselstization, ”~ the importation of distinguished “baco’s head honcho: ‘mit. lionaire, ideologue and phi- tosopher Michacl C, Oliver, . . seaplane, and a halfway ho promising independence - mi er. of. a former U. “the cause of U.D.L is es “guest speakers from the U.S. who, preach the independence gosps! but- tressed by a variety of economic ard political promises—-a care hy camouflaged “forward hes ters” has been set-up in Mi large, deceptively suburban & at 1666 S.W. Twelfth Street ‘a hich-powered SSE radio ¢ . a “dispatch center” for hardling cargo traffic with Abaco via a small for whe are discreetly fawn to Mi Gn arrival; the. independence ac-- -tivists. are either enrolled in pouti- Cal indoctrination courses. held in ‘Niami, or, having been provided with plane’ tickets: under various cover names, they are flown farther north tu o training base near At- ng shinder ¢ ‘the command - infantry oceér, -. Col.Robert Bayard.. Col. Bayard, a tall, leathery nian ‘in thé Gary Cooper mold, with grey exes and a shock of reddish brown hair, is the officer in charge of “spe- cial ‘personnel. Young, muscular, unattached: Abaconian independence | enthusiasts, whose commitm Strong, ure given seven weex sSupersecret instruction in the of. small arms, demolition cevices- and other commanda skills at the proving grounds of Mitch Wer- Fells arms company. Prov greunds?-~ Well, WerHell om plenty of ‘gadgets that Lear testing. His companies. produce a deadly sniper rife, “accurized,” automat. ed, utterly silent, with (He built-in capability of plugging a beer can at & thousand y —"We guarantee thes mich,’ says Wertell—and a special sighting device which en- ables the rifleman ‘to fix his target "day or night. With Gordan Ingram, Werlell has designed and Preduces the incredible Ingram, a miniatur- ized submachine gun no farger than the familiar. .45 service auto matic, eight hundred rounds per ‘minute, the whole shooting match about as noisy as a very fast Ping- Pong. match—“pac .. . pac .. .-pac- pacpac’—the barrel is a patented. — Werkell silencer. There is plenty of “sophisticated equipment” to test. But among visitors who have heen invited there more than -once, the place—electronic security fencing, the dog patrols, the imperious warn- ‘ing signs, the helipad for cambsat © choppers, the airstrip for the com- fany Learjet—amrng people who call Mitch by his first name, the place is known as “the farm.” Rgraining special personnel is a rigorous regime, and Col. Bayard keeps himself ia shape; at Zeibert’s he takes grilled liver and a singie beer, and lunches in silence, seldom intervening in the discus- sion, oecasioaally glancing at his wr chronumeter—he must be back at the farm by nightfall, ‘and a3 a mere colone!, he must “fly: come mercial’—no Learjets pre-warmed on the ready strip. Setting out the final phases of the Abaco take-over campaicn. Wer- oy 22 ABACO: NATIONAL LAND TRUST - MENT eC We Ka LALA HOBIE R eo ee — 2a Ob ea erv awe Bilbrectew orea wert red Peted TVe tare: fa ere we reese ere ere altel aieathed feet NMP we Ah, yes. the seven thousand native inhabitants: afser the tevolution, every Abaconian will et a certificate tike this one, worth one acre of homestead land absolutely tree. Y3s USQuIEC FEReUARY 62 14-0000 _ fees Bell sounds as smoothly and play- fully Machiavellian as the ot really make-or-break media but e: their self-image.” It's easy: We're gonna use only ‘Abaconians’ think of “lis. Well, as people of ‘In reality, they’ BRars | hunkered. ona moun‘ai ‘other. holiow hype. ‘No effecti Ps war concept i is. . Stretching across the central ‘and g° Bahamas. Com- . th, administered ‘by the Pindling government in “Nassau, they‘re'still government land, strict- uy ho trespassing for. Private, citi-. . ‘zens: dust suppose, the scenario goes, that'on January 1, 1975, good old torpid hung over “sorry-general- the-switchboard-is-closed” New. Year's Day, Great Abaco and Little | | - Abaco and all the lesser cavs. reefs and coralback adjacent therets, de- clare themselves.an independent re- public. This vast virgin acreage would: be—zp for grabs. Every na- tive-burn Abacunian could line up for his divvy. . “Willihe get it? asks Ted Rous- 80s at trie restaurant. -you bet your boots,” says “Here, see if Fo can find -. +. He flips through his attaché case, custum-made by Peal’s of Londsn, pulls out sume goll- ‘elaborately printed bends. the Abaco National Land Land Entitlement Certificate. This guys every native Abaconian adult geta his one-acre homesite free and clear after. independence. And on the ben ary share, he'll get some of the m:jor lease revenues, Here's the tender, lays it all on the line. You. bet thes get a share. Fre i right here, hat the political situa- co tx Justand fairs” ” a fair,’ says Roussos f course, just and fair. If ativnal Land Whatnot gives each hative a che-acre homesite, it will vive them al, nian, woman and 64 Fsyuint: reoRuaRy - t senior. -, account executive of » mediuni- ized ad agency’ plotting a tricky: he support of the locals is ial; “To. get it, we're gunna | southern. reaches of Abaco ‘there. are a eficiary Share Certificate. _ " And here's. the other gizmo, the children all together, one perce’ of their own land. Who will decide “what's fest and feir?” : “Ah... probably I will.” There he is... the lotw voice. the bony-figure in the forty-ninedollar Robert Hall drip-dry suit, the jack- et bulge between chest and armpit contouring ‘not ‘the :familiar shoul- “der holster but .a Hewlett-Packard minicalculator: Mike Oliver likes ‘ sitting.at the far énd of the table ‘with a notebook beside the butter plate.. He-has lunched here prudent- - Iy‘and salubrioualy on fothing but cold fish’ and ‘icéd-tea and with a health-conscious: frown for the va: por. of’ two-dollar cigars, staring in- ntly at every ‘speaker in turn, now staring at Tec ‘Roussos over the re. all point but: é ‘good-.point, ‘Just? “and: ‘fair’ are only © ‘words until’ suméebody decides’ what they are supposed to mean. On Abaco, I will “decide.” That's the dig point, isn't it?” Right you are, Mike. Chesty’ Mitch WerRell and Big Jack Mul- doon and Smart Walt Mickem and Courtly Lord Belhaven in their be- spoke three-hundred-dollar suits and club ties and hand-rubbed Peal's cases, and Bob Bayard in his craggy silence, and all the other N.C.P. stalf'(New-Country Project is what that stands for) and special! personnel drawing contract pay on or about Abaco are ultimately only meant to enforce w Mike Oliver considera just and fair and desir- able. Ted Roussos knows it, too; he resigns from the project the day after the luncheon meeting. But no one else does. Why should they? Mike Oliver is here, after all, not just as the founder.and constitu- . tional creator of a perfectly séeri- ous American new-coiintry move-- ment, but in representation of a powerful syndicate of financial backers, It-is, above all, Oliver who is making independence an immi- nent reality fer the citizens of _ Abaco, most of whom have never herid his name. Kut.among the driven, troubled, questing financiers of America, |, Oliver is more than a name. To many husiness leaders he's a miri- cle worker, a minor prophet on the crumbling walls'of the city, a far- sighted sentry registeriig the ap- prozch of the forces of darkness. » For a specter is haunting America nr new apparition of four space aye horseinen: Inflation, Unemploy- ment, Depression and Chaos. And BAS providentially, at this critical june ture in mid-1974, Michael C. Olver, in asentiation vith Mitchell Wor Bell, offers the drivea rich an alter- native: not just some ‘backecuntry hidey-hole, but citizenship and _resi- dénce in an entirely new country: a newborn commonwealth wholly ded- icated to the protection of private wealth and the survival—indeed, the reriral—-of the classic free- enterprise system. Long before the Dow hit the five hundreda, and coffee went up to fifty cents a cup, long before old people began eating’ dog food and farmers ‘dumping their calves into ditches, Mike Oliver foresaw that the free-enterprise econemy was ‘doomed -in—America: It sounded ~ » Strange at first, coming from Mike - Oliver, this single-minded belief’ in “devaluation; decline and fall, for i in the mid-Sixties-the-dollar was still the fixed star of the economic firma-. ment, the U.S. economy was boom- ing, and Oliver himself seemed the very embodiment of the American dream of success: a European im-— migrant to the-U.S, at eighteen, he had made his first million by thirty: (real-estate development, construc- tion) and 1965 saw him living on a charming wooded estate in Nevada with s pretty wife named Retty and three lively children. Approaching fifty, Oliver was the president of sever:! medium-sized corporations, a settled, influential community leader and’ the employer of a rav- ishingly beautiful secretary named Vicky Jo Todd, who was crowned Miss Nevada in 1970. Yet for al- most ten. years, where other busi- nessmen and economists saw only progress and prosperity, Oliver di- vined a long-range trend toward de- : Pressivn and disaster. Worldwide travel and an intense reading of economics helped con- vince him by 1965 that, as he told a visitor years later, “They're go- - ing to screw up the money.” He felt certain that debauchery of the doliar would lead to political crisis, inflation, and ultimately to sume sort of dictatorship. “Once I saw that the dollar was kaput, that whatever the govern. ment did would only make matters worse, I dumped my stocks and bonds ‘and switched to.a strong position in gold coina. Everyone laughed, except my friends; my friends said Vd gone crazy. Well, as > you know, it turned out that I'd made some pretty snarp bets in the money market, and instead of call- ing to suyyest where | could get - sume psychotherapy, my friends called to (Contiuned an page s3ts og een. 14-0000 ie nm Where stanie t tips, Amd. real money t 1 Dhad gout : Just the oppesite was : nvestnent’ oers and . and analysts and fo nsultants were y couldn't Noses were against the wall, and so— the market. Let me tell you, not vo opeuple do. Amd the way iti han. . at wasn't any tips or charts ur ig managers; what really hap- that by 1065 Pd: beconie & disciple, eally—of Vrofes- an Mises.” or von Alists, the longest-lived t -tweb, most prolific {nineteen bouxs) and least self-etfucing economist Austriun Schyul founded .by werk, died in./1903 in New (whore: he'd been: teaching eae a tury of. obscurity and: ricglect, his teach- : ings begun to enjoy a renaissance here, 2 way Karl Marx came into e yuns of the Red Army iWhle in the distance.- ore people listened to Von time, there would be more gold cs like Oliver today, and al- vot many did, the professor's tiny enteriv of adinirers often compared Fete mee te ee eee: en iitrac oaservalive ‘eapit s, of course. 3 was a polymath and his us are complex, but some of the tT dvctrines are not difficult. to yun Mises believed that human Ta fuire capitalism mie thing. He had acramentnal faith in the ag a mere institution—the r “computer” seen by Key- the guvernment can tink whenever it needs*te—but aaa 1 Process whi ho regulates Tai uch as one cannot ne watch with a bung Mises was convinced that utd not intervene in eco. ‘ Tom! irs, in the perovidential work- i market, without causing rventionism” was a self- . tus circle: the first gov- 3 7 0 ernnirntul intrusion into business neces- 2 sitated a second to stem the ravages of the first. then a third one to unde the juences ef the second: then aiervention to’ third... Von Mises des the whole pees errr O Rte Ree : handwriting n when their’ 40) just as, after a-half: cen-_ tern Eurupe ot abuut the. - smoking experience. - Onebeautiful - A ed Mae wee ner eee If you've never had one, have an A&C Grenadier Long, stender, muld-casting A&C Grenadiers k wrappers — are aun petted and domestic tobsicces A tre ee See ete SF ON PEs ev seeane: aot Pee, 156 TEewy AntonioY Cleopatra. AAS €sQuire FEAAUARY 151 14-0000 > use of suppressive Mreasur Chaos and tyranny—that is sesat Mike Oliver foresaw ne early as a e4, the inevitatle result of America’s “ine terventionist” and “collectiviot’ fiscal That he made million ! profits alon T confirmieyt his premonitions. OF course. “the profits. helped: to “people who tend fe cuise in verms of sno .ey—-that oa, most of us—th med.to prove that. Oliver had something. To tell the work w: hat he had, Uiiver wrote a book in 1968: A New ‘Cousti- _ tution for a New ‘Country, Printed - privately, never. noticed in a book Fe, w, Written in pedestrian declaratory sle, the book has ‘thus far sold 13,400 copies through the mail—proving thot’ there does - exist that contradictuty thing; a genuine underground best seller. © The subtitle on the ‘cover reads: “Has : the Time’ Come To Abandon the United States?” Oliver's answer is a firm “Yes." The book tells why, and how. “The United States’ can ‘nv longer " saved from severe ‘crisis... . Tho not yet under complete tyranny, preva- lence of totalitarian ideas and increased prove that f freedoni-is in’ sight: {in oe ‘EOnty} those who- ar- ly départure will. eS “The book is nota tract; it’s a plan of ction, ‘If Ludwig von Mises is indeed ism, and Harry Browne, the best-selling author who invented Peter Panic, .per- haps its Bakunin, its prolific pa atructionist, then Mike Oliver is “its Fidel C.stro—the ultimate militant who redciines the doctrine in terms of tetal actizn., Browne's book, advocating that self-sufficient people withdraw to “retreat homes” for safety, has snow- balled into an all-season hest seller; but ‘it's Mike Oliver. who is about to show. them how to do it. “Tha person with self-respect has o right to preserve hia life and freedom,” Oliver's book reassures the reader. “But he has no duty to y in a country whose government policies will destroy him.” The country Oliver is describing isn’t Nazi Germany; history is a cruel joker —this time around, it's the United States. “Means for effective action to save freedom in the United States in the foreseeable future no longer exist. Thus, the freedom-loving ‘person ‘has no choice: leave, or be deatroyed.”. _ Fortunately, “a ‘surprising number of nearly uninhabited, yet quite suit- able pluces for establishing 9 new coun-. try still exist. . ... The exact Jocation of the new country ennnot be revealed vt this tin.e. Yet, one has hut to look at the western hemisphere ta find that places for establishiiiy a new, faircecced country ste exist.” And now, that “fair-sized country” country sevkers, wealthy and influen- tial men who would have laughed at 352 ESQUIRE: FEBRUARY Young ¢x- the . intelligence’ officer whe is. not me centhusiastic, this lean _ young “har ‘best of all. black; off he goes to wor among the silent, sun-wrinkled fisher- . Mike Oliver's stcictures & short while aye, are supparting his campaign with money and anything else that might be required, What ‘ou need, Mise; just say the word, Slike. And the mest on of Oliver's well. j nas been he Miteh 8, pars- ‘) . New it’s the Oliver-Wer8ell organization, at least se far as Abaco ‘is concerned. Special personnel are interviewed, recruited, briefed: Walter Mackem, the scholarly vA. officer leaves fur the Raharnas- on’ his assignnient, Big John Mulduon rents a suite in the La- fayette Building in midtown Washing- ton, Kaiph McMullen is dispatched to Miami, along. with a pale, quiet, former’ British intelligence officer known only as “Grant wha is a communications spe- Feil to run wireless traffic with W érBell- Oliver’ organization’s.agent network on Ahaco . .. coded ‘wireless affic.. five it groups and all that jazz, the. way-a proper ‘intelligence sta . keptical Ted Roussos tion.does it. The‘ is sodn replaced with another U.S: charger. ‘Named Charles Boyle, he men.and lobster trap of Abaco.” And yet.who-but Mike Oliver-is des- tined to” comprehend it, to encompass it, to direct it all?-Who but Oliver unde Stands that the campaign for Abaco is not another banana-republic Jand grab, - that this ia an ideological, yes, a moral movement? Who makes sure that the ideas of free enterprise and unfettered “market capitalisni find seme expression in every leaflet, pamphlet or newsletter that the Oliver-WerBell organization produces fur distribution on Abace? AIM DEMANDS CONSTITUTIONAL CHANCES WHICH WILL ELIMINATE THE. POWER OF GOVERNMENT TO ARBITRARILY LIMIT PER- SONAL RICHTS! AIM DEMANDS AN IMME- DIATE END TO GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIT AND CONTROL OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISES. AIM DEMANDS. THE ESTABLISIEN ENT OF A t, “pare-lemred men and women of Abaco really demand all this? Why ask? Mike Oliver has it at] thought out fur them, Avterr uf ao remote-con- trolled independence scenario, he means to be a bon putron—not just the remote maninulator, but in time the eifcient and productive manager of the affairs of Abaco. One question remains tu be | settled here at lunch. “Weare sure that our special person- nel will seize and hold control on Abace “when U.D.L comes," Qliver says, turn- ing directly to Lord Belhaven. “What I'm still worried about is the at te of the British suvernment. The Pindhng regime in Nas. will urge military in- tervention by the British when they alize that their constabulary ia no patch for uur men, We want to be sure that intervention docs ‘not tike place, Do you think you can do itt Lord Helhaven is an urbane, unflap- pable vetc House ot Lords. He is ao 3. vB PROPEL LIT capond for the povernment gcovement aver the first British loly- “Oliver attcriptal te evtain te repre. spent the tt sof the hace cam. pai i nani. Colin M in for bes a perl amd ovepbesrs ime menn. date lieutensn : of the Arey and ‘Sutheriand Hig iers who was serving a termin Parhament asa Com n “Mad Match"! Mitchell was a Brought ever te Werkells Ate Lunta estate on the usual ollexpenses- paid trip to meet some of Abaco's spoo- sours, Mitcheil turnal to be abrasive and relentlessty acquisitive. To belp Abuco slong, he vanted a large fee. a very large fee. Hie visit wad not ‘a : success, Tard Bethaven is diferent. Keeping an eye on Oliver, ¢a . fully as the American is watching Aim, he decides not to explain the coniplexi- ties. of influencing Her Majesty's Gov erninent. “Oh, absolute he tells Oli- ver with an encouraging ‘smile. “Not to worry. I don't think Loudon really cares what happens in ‘the Bahamas, yoa know—tvo m: “dlouly miseries at home. i've al y tabled a question on Abaco for next week in the House, and we'll keep up the pressure, I'll promise you.that. By the tinte U.D.1. ia due... fo, I -don’t think we should worry too don.” “Well, UD. is alt set: New Year's Day,”. says Oliver. His face is suddenly | different; the intense stare turns into a ‘warm, alniost aectionate grin. “Until then, good luck, everybody, and back two work. There's lots to be done.” he mea rise in silent ageremer!. The Tischgceprack is over: within twen- ty-four hours the Oliver-WerHell orga- nization is bacs in high gear. The patis to ULILT, is lined with a thousand tasks; connections to be coupled, mingled pa-. raineters separated, contingencies re " planned, “operational eapauilities™ to be “actunted.” * Rohert Anthony Carmichnel Hanil- ton, thirteenth Raryn of Belhaven and Stenton, jets back to London overnixzht, pensively sipping Isic of Islay Scotch ia a frunt-cabin VILE. seat. A fortnight or so is spent planning and tablige mo tions, and on June 1), at half past two ef the clock, with the House of Lords reassembled after the Whitaun recess, the Lord Chanevllor on the Woolsack, the Bishup of Portsmouth having read the proper prayers, Lord Hethaven rises | to address the pewrs of the realtor in a voice of singuiar yravity: ~ , “My Lords, 1 dey ivave to ask the Question which stands in my name on the Order Paper. The Que tien was as follows: To ask Her Ma bivnt what 4 to mike, to t bassine Lord ry und the Abace ands are which bee much ‘about Serious trouble from. Lon-- 14-0000 foree of repe! ton, the Otiver-WerBell ! again,‘as-on-a number of previous oc- Lords that the plucky,’ oppressed little . Abaco “State on July 10; 1973. Te would nomad therefore, be appropriate for Hee M rernment in the United King: Kita seen to intervene in- the interral | ‘Bohamas.” aven -and ‘Stenton: “My the noble Lord for that ° Lords: Ei the repiy ant appreciate what he says... . And aithoughithe people of Abaco have Rat. on the recent record, demonstrably $uitfered harassment, and Lord Pelha- ven knows it, there is's subliminal sense in Which it's all quite true. To lure the government into procisiming and-reit-- erating the p inciple of nonintervention in the newly i dependent: Bahamas -is_ one of the subtler gosls-of Lord Belha- ven “s strategy. - Lord Goronwy-Roberts is ‘densely. gtatifyingly‘e ” Lords, this is the case of .an: indepen: dent country. . My Lords, indepen- dence. is indepe dictum ‘hardens’ into. dogma, if only by sheer 2 casions, impressed .upon the House of In Powder: Springs. Ceorgia,- ‘where Col. Bayard is sweating five special per- ninel trainees from Abaco down at the “Gnachine-gun range behind the fishpond: ef Mitch Werfell’s farm, it is nine o'clock in the morning. Dusty, strained, popryed from the jabhing of rapid-fire recvils, the colonel and his boys, whose diurnal “duty tour” begins at six a.m., take a break. In doxy little electrie carts of the sort used hy golfers, they roll si- . Iyntlyacress the clase-cropped lawn of the WerBell estate, up to the manor house where they draw “midmorning rations”—country ham sandwiches, pc- ean biscuits, cold milk in fourteen-ounce classes. Then it’s down to the riffe range for three hours of marksmanship instruction with a remarkable trainiag . device devised by WerBell himself: a” standard 7.62 N.A.T.O. military rifle converted to fire 22 long- rity cartridges. It's a luw-cost, low-noise, practically re- coil-free way to teach a man how to hit a Or Pepper can at seventysfive yards with a military firearm, and it works: the men who make it throuh this drill are thereafter known, in the special WerBellian nomenclature compounded from the Hngo of Wurld War H, Korea, Veetaam, and the intelligence establish- ible war, as “sniper quali- are, too. . the Gliver. Were ami headquarters Rell orga iss humm agadiamund. —who, hav- dents, isonew kineawwn nonpro- onally as Mrs. ph MeMulte n preparing ap. to who makes the ane run tu Abaco, Into the, care: masking taped care cartons gu to te agents on Abace; spare pi " WerHell, who i “expet ing ‘an ‘important visitor for a shortwave setion the blink 7 Bova rr Rand: For'the New lntetlectnalh; mazes of bumper stickers and wind?” hicht stichera for- panel trifens apostro- -phizing the Pindhnic government in- competence and corruption, written by Oliver's executive assistant Dave Scholl; and bunches of other goodics ‘best shipped directly and informally since they. would only annoy the Hahamas government if spotted passing through the regular customs channels. Two weeks Hiave passed since that ta- “ble d'héte’at Duke Zeibert's, and Mike _ Oliver, having flown more than twenty thousand miles, is back in Washington” at’ the Gramercy Inn (single. room, $23.50) talking on the “phone to Mitch also back in Ww ‘ashing- -ton but at the tel (Monroe. Suite,.$95 daily). Oliver i is . however well dey -flung” physical. culture ‘chain Bond. a spectacularly successful. young tycoon “known .to held strung libertarian views, - has expressed | his inté tin buying. a share, of the Abaco project, and I am able to sit inom the briefing while Oli- ver explains his dreams for the future of Abaco. Frank Bond arrives late, after eleven at night. accompanied by a short. grey-' ing lawyer and: an air of coiled impa- tience. Bond ia young, unexpéctedly young for a self-nade- millionaire, stim, durk, dressed in’ a black suit which louks rich but somehow too roureau, He has already had at Jeast one long talk with Oliver, but the allorney, as he puts it, “knows from nothing” ebout Abaco, It's just as well, for assembled to greet. the two potential. participants there are Col. Bayard, Mitch WerBeil and of course Oliver—a synergized trio wound up to deliver a sucko briefing. The lawyer begins with the usual question about Abaco as a potential tax shelter, and Oliver fielts it with prac: ticed euse. “Keep in mind what we are bul! ding on Abaco is not a tax-shelter nation,” he says. "It's a tux- free rution. Have you read any of odr planning papers? Have you sven ny book? The constitu: tion? No? Well, maybe Frank told you” —the lawyer shakes his head dubious- ly. “Anyhow, basically what we are. structuring on Abaco is thig... maybe . L better rend it te you from the consti- tution... ‘Preamble: We, the people or Abaco’... and soon... here’. that the only trac aad pi yore ut ie-te protect | from force ant pravd, oat that | thre goverument sa drantead fo the? pemetion oly! And here con the nest jareixvhiction 2. here turther down toat puverninent ' 2 aa “more” important ‘than.. t this’is. Private financial. ssue all our money ‘and - ee eae we pany «Aired Bos participants to protect ord unterual tiree and tran “What fs mean te say...” says the mean if you go tu ps thirty-eight.” Oliver overrides hin. “Here Article Twenty-seven says—this is Fiscal Mat- tera—that “Ne gorernment agency, branch or level shull pass any law, reg- algtion or other restirction with the of fect of ‘eatabishing @ legal tender or otherwise requiring the acceptance of ony form of moury, currency, Coin or other medium of exchange: ercept as provided bg roluntary coutracts or by wethal consent voluntarily arrived at between persawas or entities.” And here, down at paragraph four: ‘The financ- ing of goverumeut activities shall be ace ‘complished by roluntary payment of premiums by persone wishing to partici- pate in the serrices of government. wee Do you follor what this means? First off: the government of the independent Republic of Abaco will-have ‘no power - + This is-very important. . Frank knows theyll guarantee ‘it. There Federal Deposit Insurance on Abaco, no -governnent loan guarantees or. banking regulations, Nothing like the Federal Reserve. No central bank, aa you can see—no central bank. no ir.volve- ment with the International Jionetary Fund.” “The money will be backed in gold,” says the lawyer questioningly. “The money will bein gold, at least sonie of it,” says Oliver, “Some of us who were the first participants have: . drawn up the charter for a b and we ill issue the ‘rand,’ the basic unit containing .23 troy ounces of fold—a handy medium-sized coin worth about fifty dollars at present rates. Nemed after Ayn Rand, you umlerstand, not after the South Afeiean rand. There'll be quarters and perhaps quintals, the quintal worth just about ten dollars. Then of course we'll have to have paper money, ba to either in yold or other stable as: All fully gotd-convertible —you want Your wages in guid, you just pay Uhe issuer a wisit.” ~And if an the lawyer softly. “They won't default.” says Oliver. “The asarts will have to be there, cover- | ing the value of the issue, and if there's any funny business, it’s long jail terms foe everybody and his accountant—that would be firstalesree fraud. Rut of course self-regulation will probably suggest that, issuers carry bankrupicy insurance far triple safety-—privetely written insurance, mind yeu. “And public serviere—f'rn thinking of the police, the judges, nye cullec- tien, you know what i mean—Uhose will he fin anced by whom?” asks the hinyer. Thes ll be financed by voluntary: says Ohiver, “Voluntary in yeu ro shopp solune c at VOW Jot yeu bus puine yust fae esQuirt. eeaRuaRy 133 f for instance. you see what we. uer defaults..." saya © ho mfter werd,. ee eapeneetneener enn ee 14-0000 Fs ANY 2 VON ARRAT AY 7A LIARS PC SOR ONTO will be known ads ‘part aS Just: like’ the.iU,S: ship, anme long-term borrowis forers,” premiums ipantys ond “UW be cntitted to the se keverniment provides: those won't be. Whatever service: pe business can provide compett ively be left to private enterprise, ” “Like the police?” the ‘yer smiles. “There's a cute deal—if you don't pay your, premiuns, they can't arrest you for overtime parking.” “Well, no. Not really,” says Oliver, “They can't arrest you for overtime Those who pay the year » Parking anyhuic, because this covern- ment won's have the right to tell you how long you should ‘stop your car at the curb—why should it? But if you're guilty’ of force or fraud, you? be ore -rested whether you are a paid:u; ticipant of nut’; What’ a nonpartici von't have will be the right ‘to conduct civil litigation, to set up a surrogate trust, to collect damages on. so forth.” “mean as an Vit-be run?” ied run-just like ° says Oliver. ernment. The bicameral legis- organization, How “Well, in some w: the government constitution calls ior lature. An assembly -portional ‘basis and a-senate. And there, YOu see, the similarity stops. Abaco will have no foreign. service like ‘the State a Department, only trade representatives in countries where business demands it. Ut will have no public school system. Beyond the fourth grade, there'll be only private schools, privately main- », tained.” “No school system,” says the lawyer. “*Why not?” “Hecause what is called the school system in the United States is really.an- indoctrinatiun system,” says Oliver. “ft's a syster for bureauerats to brain- wash young people i n favor of collee- tivism and statisai “And sucinlisi ingly. “Yes. In the high schouls and col- leges, in faver of ‘outright socialism,” says Oliver. “This is not to say Abaco won't have an educational rn OF Its own kind, Lut every schout have ww be financed privately, by the families of the students or private benefacters, Tt will mean, here and there, some hard- ~ maybe o-and thut will be made feas:ble at says Bond ‘approv- _ low interest, 1 expect —but collectively it will mean the survival of frevtom in its: one essential _Provenance—ia the Minds of the next ‘generation. Because, you see,” Oliver holds his bony finger before his face to silence all interrup- tions, “Abacu is not 5 ing to be another banana republic, That's not the punt: I souldn't spend an hour's time just ta minke some money that way, The pant “is that the Repubhe of Abace will te, first of all, eral experiment, a pince where we'll try to heep individual faa dom alive even of it doesn't survive an America.” “But won't Bond doubt far . "Oh, sure, Abaco will have ate armed gaya Olver. * 1940 CsQuIet Henuaar _ all wrong. They are tort, and’ : Vhat sort of a poverament “wit it~ thiak -_ be, anyhow?” asks Bond. ected on 8 pro-” Ye will cail then, peace-keeping forces, becazse t what they wil be. Abaco 3 make war on onuther ta tary. of cuurse, Here mortal outh and stand to atz a national aathen, "bea 3 oe ment-of Abaco will have no ceprip sonal, pata-legal, special powers. function only’ as the hired serva= the -participants who pay fer it Abaco pesce-keeping volunteers west \ be made to salute any metaphysi emblems, or take theistic piecces government has mo right to iavawe: they will sign a two-year or fiveyear or any-year contract., as the conditions may “demand, just like any hiral-erafy- ¢ it will be a dama eat “men. ¥ sus] he lawyer, who has | gat his watch with rede | “Ww elt, Frank, if wa Bond, tising toa, “we gotta go. Call-you in'the mortiag, Nive, ind ‘we'll talk.” . “One | more question,” says the law: er.’ You gut the:natives, fice, tea thou and natives...” . “Seven thousand,” says Mitch Wer- Bell, “maybe eight ‘or nine at them it some. who are working in the botels ight, say cight thousand, a “says the lawyer. “How can. you. be sure they'll buy all this—vote for your con stitution and all that? After a'l, the place belouge to the natives.” “Well, we're training quite’ s few natives with leadership potential,” says WerBell. “Political indoctrination, and so on. They'll organize a folio maybe half the pepulation, that?! along with us, vote the way they "re sup- pused.to. And Hob here, Colonel Bay- ard, he's also training some malives | with good potential, except he’s tr. ing Ais boys haw to shuet af a mov target without missing, And we Eeure ~ the natives who won't buy what we "em—they'll listen to Bub Baya boys." “Fine, call you tomorros, nic metcha, bye... . his counsel are gone. . “God abmight oe What de you t For an insiant, he is as drained as an actor after the perform Mike, you were great... gung-ho.as ever, but Oliver is atready yw guing to bed. pecling of his shirt.“ G'nivht everybody.” Wut at breakfast it's a diferent st “Frank called before eight this re: ing—he’s really turned on.” says 0: . “He's p g up ten thousand cash as a surt’ of fouthold en Abaco, he said, and next wevk we'll talk avriogs nie: He fares the project “As tong ae it fooks ke a giset deal” cll growls in a huny over wucce, Phat’s what his lawyer soid7 Nave says happy. “And TE tel them, me, se long as sou care for freedom, because thats the big point, And vou krew what Frank said? He said, “Mae, seu ure absudately right" tt Ww iA “OF CHER. *$) couds 5 They were al- Geffen dilate ly fell in Jove. In the only dite in his THE WINNING . Getten, KA Ovlan-and Robbie on of The. Band went to ace Neil Younsz’s shew’ at Gerfen's -ctub, the Roxy. A fri told him Cher was alune ond wanted to join them. “Cher said, ‘Let's get together for dinner,’ and we were never apart since,” says Geen with a small preen in his voice. bers with any ac, After the taning of the last Sonny and - Cher show, Davi. gent picture of Cher, bare midrifed, in white with a butterfly over one ear and another ‘in her Cleavage, and a° shaved-for-theoccasion Geffen, in itis sharpie tux; on her arm. It was. Cher who talked him into the Corniche Rolls - with the wire wheels. Cher who threw out all his shirts sad dressed him. And now because of Cher and: their mutual psychiatrist, Dr. Ma Grotjahn, ‘he ean ge into this boutique on the Strip and have the two $345 suede jackets and Cher surfaced ° together at the Grammy Awards, That produced thee famous butterily-emer fitted and ask if they have a third so che will have one in every possible color, Califirnia -ostentation and flat-out American exuberance, Ahmet Ertegun influenced Geffen in another way. Ahmet was so composed in his power, so re- laxed at handling the tutally wrecked rock stars who'd ‘come crashing off planes, fall into his arris, rip the shirt ot his ified back andi expect to he taken home for dinner. Even now with Ahmet, atin tine vs texpect to be coehai: men of the AUlantic/ Asylum board, Geen gets tiat) Breoklyn-bey look on his face as though he is sroing to ask, “ts this an ashtray?” before dumping his cyaretic. Hs whole New York world of the high-up Pierre suite and the chauffeured car that is wait- ins, motor running, for Mr. Geffen when he emerges from Ahmet's town house at tio a.m. is blown, and he is back to the tine when ke had pone to Ah in bus third the. manne Laura Nyro and supporting them both, was broke and trying to sell Ahmet an artist. Ahmet asked what it would take to keep Geen going for a year, Getfea said fifty thousand dollars, hamming the fizure bad been making when he ran the Ashiey Famous music vent, the feure that represented wealth’ te him when he was a bushoy in the Catskills and beieg rich meant goa Caditise and being on Qvean Parkway, “If yea earned fifty thou. saud dollars a yar, that was the most any man conkh po my nealy his cheexbowk and arote sonal cheek, He never tu p ery artic Poever ca Uhat fT gave te Aba Ww While: Cher brought » him . to this . oe "28 January 1975 SUBJECT: Press Reports of Ex-CIA Employees Involvement with - Persons under Congressional Investigation > . ad. Press reports of Sentator. ‘Lowell. Py Weicker' s investigation. ‘of - CIA's involvement with other government agencies surfaced the contact of Lucien Conein-of DEA, a former employee, with an electronic maru- facturer named Michael Morrisey. The same reports have also tied 7 Morrisey with a Mr. Mitchell L. WerBell, Ill, who, according ‘to our, a : = files, has clainied United States Government and ‘CIA connections in _ . ; the past. According to DEA, WerBell recently invoked the Fifth Amends °* ment when appearing before Senator Jackson's Subcommittee investigating DEA on whether or not he supplied arms to Robert Vesco. “Also, While not mentioned in the press, at least. one retired CLA staffer and possibly. two others may have been involved with Conein and Morrisey. The ex- staffer is John P. Muldoon, a friend of Conein's, who. currently isa private security specialist who has dealt with Morrisey in the purchase of audio sweeping devices for his business. Muldoon was retained ! by WerBell curing first half of 1974. The other two, Walter J, Mackem,, ~an-acqu aintance of Conein' s, anda Theodore J, Roussos, ‘bath of whom “were in contact.with WerBell for possible employment in a scheme to _-promate. the-secessién of the Bahamian Island Gf Abaco, an enter prise "publicized i in February 1975 issue of Esquire by Andrew St. | George. ~ 2. We have no information in our files on the B. R. Fox Company or:the Fox Company principals mentioned in the press ace: s. We were, however, told b by DEA that Mr. Sandy Smith, Time magazine reporter, was working ona story to the effect that the late Bernard S: pindel, former “owner of the Fox Company, w was previously involved in “wire lapping for the Teamsters Union and providing explosive cevices for organized crime." Although Mr. Smith did not allege that cither CIA or DEA were associated “ with the Fox Company or Svindel, our DEA source. said d that Mr. Smith had no intention of dropping the story and we can expect further press coverage. 3. In conclusion, ther e has” Leen no CLA involvement with the B. R. Fox Company or with Michael Morrisey. ‘Morcover, Me. WerBell's clairns of CIA affiliation or support over the years are simply not true. | 14-0000 - 25 Janzary 1975 SUBJECT: Mitchell Livingston WerBell LIT (201-259910) , i 1. Mitchell Livingston WerBell, who appeared in recent press reports has for over a period of ten years been claiming to be a - réepreseritative of the United States Government and of CLA, . The facts do not ‘Support this contention, _ 2. .CIA first learned of WerBell in July of 1959 when he contacted General Cabel indicating xnoWledge of Cuban and ‘Dominican affairs. Mr. Thomas J. Flores of LA Division was put in contact with WerBell and:considered using him as an Fl asset. A POA was granted on ‘73 July 1959 for. this purpose. By October. 1959 it was ‘apparent that he did not have the access to information as hoped and he apparently looked upon his association with CLA asa means of furthering his various ‘business schemes. Ali contact was then severed. - 3. From that time until the present Mr. WerBell has cropped up ‘ in a number of nefarious activities whereby he inferred he had CIA connections or support. He was repovted to have been involved in arms sales to Nicaragua and Guatemala, in efforts to gain recognition by certain South American countries of the Cuban Government in Exile, and in an abortive scheme to invade the Republic of Haiti in 1906. He also turned up in Thailand where he contacted the COS purportiig to’ Bea Counter- insurgency expert. In 197I the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense queried the Agency re Mr. Werbell, asking if WerBell hac a contractual agreement or association with the Agency, as Werbcil was awaiting a hearing before a Department of Defense Examinér related tohis participation in’ the aboritve Haiti invasion. . The Office of the General Counsel placed the matter in perspective. Subsequently, he contacted the Agency to request intercession on his behalf to have his security clearance reinstated which . Gob revoked because of his Haitian caper. He was told this, cculd not. bei done. [n-197] he again appeared in Thailand attempting to seil arms. da 1973 he was under investigation by U.S. Treasury Bureau of Alechol, | Tobacco and Firearms and by the United States Customs Service for activities mas. Ini relating to possible mercenary activities in Abaco Island, Bat this connection WerBell contacted three ex-CIA employees, Johan P. Muldoon, Walter J. Mackern and Theodore Roussos in a scheme to tavelve ther the activitics of an organization called the Friends of Abacu (POA which iis advocating the secession of the island from the Commonwealth of Bahamais. 3.3% - | i rte 14-0000 All three inviduals reported their involvement with the WerBell group | and had sought guidance from the Agency. In May and June they were advised to break all ties with WerBell. On 27.June 1974 the FBI was formally apprised of WerBell's overtures for their collaboration in the effort'to bring: Abaco's secession. In September 1974 WerBell reportedly went to Greece to sell arms to the Greek Government. . Most recently WerBell reportedly appeared before Senator Jackson's _Sub- Committee investigating DEA and-had taken the Fifth Amendment’ | ‘on the question of whether or not he had supplied arms to Robert Vesco. 14-90000 u i i i : ne \ . STATE DEPT. anece NASSAU 177 ; — DATED 3a Fa N78 _—_ L Subject: Locka PA crIon TA ES PUIRE | MPON EIDE ARTICLE ON FBACO. LEI cable dited wy Ten DB aaa Aladdin Mm. ne--TAYVAR ub C ey Security - — 1RBQ- interna: / “ . le bye age ee eae gen 14-0000 pir es rsa ae * pack ora rasolignt. tronic “sume? wanted to purchare, azency ssokesm Cone: Frank. Y "of the ¢ splosive. veuipment 1" buy any of according 10-+F . aA alozue ‘ot equipment ap oo sald he company, B. it’ Fua, dusts _ — csr several devicys designed “ta carr. l plosives uriscered, by ume, movere mechanizal pressuivs, light, of audio mechanisms. ~ Leet The -eataincue state “The devices have . - : oc actured for sale . . ed afencies of the United | soweificaily intended le at ‘this country. 6s coniained Ter is manutactare? for +. States -3¥ rent a _.. ,fors alieation G US. . The han bust and De AOMG we Jt . daviers we net know . oa ob ek g farmer empiayes ut ibe Cent net toe gence Accncy, is ac’ f of spe : + Qperations and field su 7 e nee. Fel ” " Conein’s reachion tu the demonstrs Feldkamp sand, was, However, that’s not why. Prt here. +, falesman, Wr not identify, F good sale: make 2 Ss not, does nt purchate, ect ranies sarveiilancy eG aid 1s “frequent ere. * worth” af ment, shich Fed: used (ey ine DE . Acked at ene ern been J i W (opel oo 53 yas shecked and we be Weicke “a any totd pate when jaw game ta a prerty ised legally. Tivere’s na way this ¢quip- ment ern be uscd Iecally.” Feitikamp said “it wouldn't) he within the purview OC DEA asa narcotics acencs” “te review the legabily of the explost.e j equipment d Sune 10, 1974, wri tienery be a persen . A cover meno ¢ fon BR OES { ALi07 : ‘ with the arproval of the te ' : had never seo i sea feemer em | ithe: ell | rouid see il. { WerBell said that he had days o bet bh Marr sud tead hee ually been made, "Lou's nut in siness and nettes ony never the 3 wow Mare: ssey could rot be reached for i ‘commest. . eo ad. 2s. Jot i a a iallesed CLA 2 fora we an Amet after tak Cubes Trade For, ‘Cl Agent’ —_ mains of a street in Achestos, a mining 14-0000 IA Agent Contacted on Alexandria Firm’s Assassination Equipment maason Mad? Weer ug official ter Central rncy, operas 4 of Water. oily gate conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. has been mention- ed in connection with an azrempt by an Alexandria firm to.sell assassination equipment to the U:S. -gov- emment. : 7 Sen. Lowe!l P. Weicker Jr. R-Conn., disclosed - today that. Lucian Conein, director of special projects for the Drug Enforcement Administration, viewed the’ equipment manufactured y by the now-defunct Alexan- dria electronics firm. But Concin denies he ever even. considered buying any of the equipment. Weicker released a cata- logue of the devices which included such things as ex- Dloding cigarette. packages and. electronic booby traps fortelephnne receivers. The ecuipment was manufac. tured by the B. R. Fox Laboratories, which'Weicke ' er said went out-of business. three weeks ago. THE SENATOR, a for- Concin’s involvement in the incident raise serious .new questions about the opera- tions of federal law enforce- ment and Intelligence agen- cies. He also quéstioned ‘a statement by Conein that the DEA planned to pur- chase only electronic eaves. dropping devices from Fox. “L told the senator that,’*. Conein said. “Yeah, I.saw - this (assassination) stuff. So what? I’'ve-seen a lot of that kind of thing in my doy.” of Conein was a long-time CIA operative before mov- ing to the DEA with the assistance’ of Egil Krogh, former head of the White House plumbers for whom ‘Hunt worked: Tn July 1971, Conein had a three-way telephone -con- versation with Hunt and Charles W. Colson, former White House. ‘alde “who: Pleaded Rullty to-ohstruc- tion of justice charges in amassed during the House Judiciary Committee's im- peachment inquiry. The conversation center- ed.on-activities in Saigon Prior to the coup that ousted former South Vietnamese : President Ngo. Dinh Diem. Concin was a high-ranking CIA operative in Saigon at the time of the 1963 coup. HUNT LATER used some of the information ‘obtained from Conein as background for fabricating State De- Bartment cables that impli- cated the late President John F. Kennedy in Diem’s assassination. Hunt was working for the Nixon White House at-the time. The, catalogue released by Weicker included a Memorandum to Mitchel Werbell Widentified by Welcker as a Georgia arms » Manufacturer and apparent soldier of fortune. The mema was written by MI. ‘choe! Morrissey, co-owner ‘ aT the trial of David Witsberg.. of the Fox Laboratorles, ac- / Mer racmber of the special ti the conzesse) ‘ , Senate Watergate commit. ° tee, charged that the existe . ence of the catalogue and * ~ A transcript of the conversa- tion Is contained tn evidenc CGN: cording te Weicker. In the memo, Morrissey ;- states thatithe catalogue “was put together only after we Started workiig to- gether with Lou Conein.”* He later states that “some of this equipment was demonstrated to Lou i1 this (Alexandria). office about three. weeks ago.'* The memo was dated June 10, 1974, j The memo, said the cata- logue contained a “listing of equipment that is available and planned for Lou up here (Washington). § : - WEICKER. SAID the memorandum itself raised doubts about‘Conein’s state- ment that he had not consid- ered purchasing any of the assassination devices. And he said it stirred questions about whether Conein still was working, with the CIA despite his retirement from that agency in 1971, The catalogue lists its “astro’’ equipment. this way: “The devices have been designed and manufactured for sale to authorized egen- AY BPCTER C “Od Be bAarél. Leer we v4 cies of the United States government, specifically in- tended for application out- side of this country. “The items offered are ei- ther, concealed into everyday-type objects or Packaged simply as ‘black box’ pieces of equipment with no labels or identifica- tion on the outside other than the necessary actuator switches and sensors. Upon request, this equipment can be delivered in a ‘sterile’ condition for foreign use,"* the brochure continues. ALL EQUIPMENT in our ‘astro’ category is. manufactured to the highest standards In terms of reli- ability, dependability, life: time, and. performance under most weatter vuria- tons,”’ the catalogue states. Ic then states: “The infor. mation contained: herein is * classified by the manufac. + turer for U.S. government use only." ‘ ] aeons + 14-0000 THURSDAY. ja NUARY 28, 1975 U. S. Aide Was Briefed on Assassination Techniques pany with Mrs. Barbara web T BIS rs. Spindel's i I wy NICHOLAS M. HORROCK .” ‘Morrissey ated an Mom Depew tan tameg | NOW York man oi : : “c . a9__4 Fox Company. w. : WASHINGTON. Jan. 22—A 9 Alexandria, Va, and New Back > top official of the Feders! Drue we Cuy. Th. TA itacs metal TESTO vent metuies, On beliaif of the: screw h had offi- on said. He said that sr¢ AUUcd to sell electranic “Enforcement Acminstravon-shar he had presented detatts nat cies three cames of eee m ue equipment as an said’ today that he had been on the companys electronic’ the cs and that two andividual, ¢ ' joriefed on what have been surveitiance equipment. and cocies Were in ihe hunds of. Mrs. Spindel confirmed that ° Idescribed “Os conic as- what the catalogue calls OSITO'Feera! officials. He declined’ the company was no longer in [Sassinacion tec by a’pri- equipment. to identity the two officials or nce and said that she wag r-of sretap: Senaior Weicker has obtained the G: ment arcency they una ure Mr. Morrissey had ing.and-bugging-equipment. the fies hat he saic Fa can a were ¢ __ The official, Lieut Col, Lucien the files of the ‘ox Com: by hushand, the tate se eta asi of the pany writer toa offal o's ge, grunts eeiged eve Her hain, stag sspecia operations and field Georgia “arms ~ manufacturer, ' ‘introd ved him to Calénel Co- the B, R. Fox Company, was ‘support section of D.E.A’s in- that savs: n. The colonel said that he“often quoted as a wiretap ex. 2: ~ sternationa! intelligence divi-; “Enclosed Is a catalog which?2 ‘could revall how he had learned pert. ul ‘ tsion’ said that he received the, was ‘put together only after we soo . 7 briefing in May, 1974, from-re-; ete working Together withiof the Fox concem but that its Several law, enforcement of. resentatives of, the now de-!Lou Corein. 1 wrote cut thisiMame Punt Me A Oochingten i ificials an electronic exper lunct B” R. Fox Campany. Hine of ‘astro’ equipment with 22 acquaintance in Washington.iwho were interviewed indicat- Ce slonel Conein said he had!you afd Lou-in mindy and be-! Mr. Morrissey, who said that'ed that the devices as described sked for the briefing andicause of the.fiature of the devi jhe hed a degree as an electron.) in ‘the catalogue appeared us- had. no “interest: in the “equip-(ces, it is Not being given to any:(iCS_ enarreer. said that he ‘de-;able only for assassinations or ment. one-else ... Some of this equip- signed the equipment in Pi ale -the, bouby:trapping of pree Y i as ‘am ou Fro o nS) MISES. . Several law entor ment oft “ih oltce aoa ‘to Low ork in’ the field of wiretaps: One veteran industrial secu- 3.” Dat land room ‘bugs, iFity expert said that’ he’ saw Bo. Mr.. Morrissey, who also seen, once : domestic market for the de- : ass ney would . Memo {9 Signed” ike “‘seribed bingelf as-a@ lawye! og with private companies. cok at. geeassination| The ‘memo was dated June|said thal ‘ibmebeedtmmhevmf:"Evén on military installations wipment. 10, 1974, and was signed: said ha he belleved the equip- sr high security Government equips Mike.” iment he designed, which he agencies, Liese types of booby- Served In Salgon - alt is part af the | evidence: said pits an stectronic trigger’ traps would pe inappropriate, Accarding ‘to the tagonithat has cau by e 9 fine levice, was lega) as ong you'd never know who you pers on United States In-!to' question whether the rela-ias it was not armed with an!mieht injure,” this source said. a ae volvement in the Indochinajtionship hetween Colonel Co:: explosive ‘He said. that it-hed} Colonel Conein said that he war, Colonel Conein was a f@-jnein and the assassination nantethal ap; tions to trig--became a consultant to the"Bus !nior operative'of the Central In| equipment. maniifactcrer was aiper bureiar alarms and: otherjreal of B Narcotics and Dangerous jtelligenca Agency in Sa:gon in;casu . an: sion” equipment. (Drugs in 19 an ecame & 1963 and :served as ligisun be-; When asked by a reporter)” ie said that he would com-:full-time official of D.E.A. in itween the’, United States; about the memorandum, Colo- sider se‘ling such devices only!December, 1973, His nace came ‘Government and forces that de-/nel’Conein said that he was tq the Federal Government, He‘up in Watergate committee ‘posed President - * Nae Dinhi shown ‘it during ‘an interview! added, however, that” he doesitestimony wher it was disclosed ‘Diem’ with Senator Weicker. -° “" ‘sell electronic. — surveillan one of the Wateraete burs 1 Senator * Lowell P. “Weicker “IT told him I had no idea’eg quipmert ta local police. giars, E. Howard ‘Hunt Jr. had Jr. Republican of Connecticut,}the context in which it was! “Mr. Morrissey said that the met ‘with Colonel Conein, Mr. who has een conducting an in-jwritten, and hat 1 had not Fox Company was dissolved: imdfurt at the time was gathering vestigation of. C.LA. imvalve-;known Mr. Morrissey {beforetNovemser. i974, as a resultinformation .o prepare bogus iment with other overnment the sales demonstration). 1 saidy, maargement differences. He-éables that implicated President lagencies, said that be has aif l'was him [Senator Weicker}.isaidw that he had shared man-jKennedy in President iDem's feopy of the catalogue of/f would turn the memorandum jagemen: ‘and control of thelassassination in 1963, - ‘astruments described ta Colo-jover to the. F.B.L. and Jet them! ‘nel Conein. jinvestigaie. 1 told him f vould ned by @ Tepot-;be giud to take a polygraph, on) When questioned pas he nation: u P! kh di istened tore deca that he |. pure and sim ad listened tu'a detaile: pres-| ion is no oe in this) ¢Mtation on the booby-trap, as") for this sort of thing.” sassination devices, but he did: counsry: for ;not “discourage” the manufac. - he added. he had| etF because he presumed that) Mr. Weicker said that We at-(22 & licensed clectronics com- brought the catalogue to t ml. pany it.had the authority to: tention of John Bartels, adm produce the explosive devices.! i tery Mr. Weicker described t | devices as “used for assassin the had interviewed Colonelitnar despite the presentation; nistrator of the Drug Enforce: Colonet Conein told Senator! ment Administration, and thatiweicker, as he had a reporter, Iconein and the cotonel's depu-lof the assassination gear, he; ' “that the agency had not pul-jbugging equipment: To make’ ‘ty, Searl Frank. He said. thalinad selected BR. Fox out oft jthe officials had assured him jseverat companies to: provides chased any of the devices. ‘this purchase, Colonel Conein Senator Asks Question i erat pitt ‘Presentations ” of Senator said that he hadisevera etter-known concerns! i ‘pean wold that the agency's men: Mr. Bartels, the agency ad. chad done nothing to encourage: iministrator, said that he was's a turer to think tharicondur ting an, interna! inquiry < the manufacturer t9 ke a sale to their into the transaction. he might mai j Mr. Morrissey identitied jagedicy. :copy cf the catalogue obtaine “My question was, why in the! by The New York Times as 2! hett didn’t they do something {01 photostat of one that he ty pe “discourage him,” Mr. Weicker iy the spring of 1974. The in sid. ‘tormal cataloy gue said” bat the: Tae of twa men who briefed! marecial enct af i ane he dele eee nected with. ‘circulated & catalogue for such, ge cemec pee caw 14-0g000 Colone 1 Conein. asked about delay. ing. said trat he had,hand ted the briefing on a S@sMaAMtion aspects of Fox ecupment, and “tf wouldn't’ c instrumenc hantsece, pole. \ sos : He continued: “That stuff is P8ide cigares : Only good in a war, and who 895 4 war? ty wag very sophisti. cated stuff, They had a tele: ace femate control, if the wrong Eenasaae se vel Tid person picked up, the phone.) antidisurbance eect jyou'd blow him up” concealed inside where batienas! Solonet Conein said that helhave been removed, Remainder! Lad found the material “fascin-/5, battery ce i ‘Ked; : . fatea” kot that he chad saidfigich explosive * packed - . nothing to encourage the idea} "Remote - controfied, -light.i; _— : ~ {that the agency would Purchase jactivat init delivergit such equip:rent. He said'that he;q Grates sensor, Uni felivers . » . ' 7 . had. purchaéed about _ gsop/2 Predetermined charge across:t : t mat bait the B. R. Fox Ompany, which pated from a remote ations worth of audio’ equipment from‘! ted feoeerminals, when aig he said could be used for BUR Use wink 1 ts preset code! _ : “occ, ‘fupon the Occurrence of certain £ +) oof Theequipment he bought, he conditions fPlating to ght in.it aot said, canziot’ be used in the tensity. EN . iWnited States without » court] Boob " jorcer but is for use in DE.A.’S ptosi . Horeign* Oberations. He ~ said: ly a eos " HhOwever, that the Rear had not ei : [been used, and <2 Sull have it in|” fy safe.” tee eh :. The briefing for " Coloné} ie zine, -'Conein wag conducted by Mr! ——— !hand i So [gig EremEntation ball — aay! : : . disturbance unit.-Unit is similar's. oa haat a Owing tiny fi vous 4 . Phone that coud be iggerea’,_S"Motified 4 sent Le | ging Use with explosive for firing:t - in its operation as the anti-dis.'2 [D2 © exception is in the!,, . - Itype of explosive: charge .,.". Br - "Explosive black box mog.{© Flac black’ finish =| ———————=_—__— Be ". jturbance flashlight, BRF model! Th lap Jo ydersids SET SHS nea sary /4o0q podaaniy anos 944] OA Op Moy, a $628 “Worn B umauiy ‘yoy ” “raed ose" naa IWOAE CVNITIONY ST ORM * 1 SEES “saisnyag 9 voWns ‘sabod »ez viupy swore KY S749 3918 NVE-NAVIWHT1 WAHdOLSIUHD Ag : 7 VOM? airs 77 INIA - as THE THURSDAY NEW Aide Was Briefed on on ay, _ Te ee ee eee ee ile resentatives -of t lancet B.R. Fox Company. Colonel Conein said -b not asked for the briefing and! had no. interest . in ment, ‘ “ft Several law enforcement off Cials and Seziate investigators; ES Jonel Coneia; asked vabout it “briefing. said thay he -ha ed the bri f oe as assinavion aspects 0} ‘Ox's; ie equip-| equipment, and “I jwourdn't) stuff: with a L0-foot, said that this was the first mel He continue vat stuff isi t they had seen’ evidénce’ that’ aj;only gqod in a.war, and who's domestic Federal-agency would igot a war? tt was very sophisti-; oe fsase ion {cated ‘stuff, They-had a tele! ifphone that could te triggered, dy remote control, If the wrong) ‘iserson’ picked up the Phones; you'd blow him.up.” . Colonel Concin said that fey nad found the material “fascia-! ating” but that he had’ said nothing to encourage the’ idea {ithat the agency would: parchase such equipment. He said that he; had. purchased about $500! \ According to the ‘Pentagon’! papers on United “States” in-: ‘| aly tal the, s Indochina, war, Colonel Concin was:a se-i| nior operative of the Central In- { telligence Agency in Saigon in “11963 and served as liaison’ be- Hi} tween: the’ 2 ynited that ce!| ‘Government and forces that de- aeorth of audi ee ge io equipment from, . ~ Iposea President - + Ngo -- ~Dinb the B. R. Fox Company, which! Senator “Lowell Pp." “weicker) NE Said could be used for bug- ; rJr., Republican of Connecticut, The: ‘equipment ite hougat, he who has een conducting-an in said. cannot be vied ia. ‘the: feign ° wa HUnited States without a court, me: order but is for use in D.E.A.’s of!{forcign operations. He sai !|however, that the gear had nat, peen used, and." ‘T still have it in my safe." : When questioned ‘by a repor-| The briefing for c ler, Mr, Weicker described. Hele. was Coidutied © cevices 2& “used for assa’ es Soren iti n, pure and simp! ‘There is no place in't jeountry for this sort of. thing,” he added. . dees in Alexandria, Va., and New Me. Weicker said that he had! York City. Mr. Morrissey “sa brought the catalogue to the at-/ that he had Presented’ etal tention of John Bartels, admi-] 09 the company’s selecsroni nistrator of the Drug Enforce- i surveillance {ment Administration, and that: ¥: vat the catalogue ' > interviewed: Colonel] ¢quipment.” oy, he fae Senator Welcker has obtained d the colorel's Gepu: ce A Frank. He said eit, a memo that ke said was from tthe officiais had assured him, th files of the B. R. Fox Com- | as the agency had not pi pe written to an official! of a eorgia arms .. manufactures, ichased any of the ¢ devices. that says: } with cother _overnment); agencies, said that he has‘ a: copy of the - catalogue nstruments described jo Colo- nel Coneinz New York man on behatf of Fox Company, which had JANUARY discourage him,” Mr. Weicker{men was. “demonstrated to Louw hos j Senator oF Asks Question he r that the ager I WASHINGTON, Jan. ! nothing to envourage ‘top official of the Federal Drug the manufacturer (0 think Ura’ Enforcement _ Administration“ he might make a sale to their, ‘said today that’ he had been agency. ! briefed oa what -have been’? “My question was, why in the. described a§. electronic hell didn't they do som: Rio, Sassination techniqués bya pri- vate manufacturer -of ,wirétap-!-said. . ping and bugging equipment. One of two men w Tne official, Lieut. Col. Lucien! coy, -Conecin, Michae! - |Conein, -acting director of. the old a-reporter that he had met {epee Operations and , fied with him for three hours. show- support ‘section of D.E.A.’s ia- ng him, audio “equipment and , . ernational intelligence. div going over, .the . devices .de- > jsion “said chat: he received the scribed by Senator ‘Weicker in a briefing in May,. 197; etail. © Z aia " several | material ¢ 23, + ‘Assassination Techniques itsed is a cataloz whi chi S tegerher only after v andset inser; r with time, sar wre ran WR delay’: “14 Use inside telephone| line-c? ‘astro’ equi Trent wih ranaset.. Automatic charge! sro equ UR iced at—SEG following lifting! you and, Lou ia mund, and b icause of the nature of the ¢ev Ces. it is aot being Riven toa tone else... Some of this eq f instrument handpiece. Q“Ciparent te pack — antidis- urbance exp‘osive. Electonics jqnd explosive mocute packed . , :inside cigarette pack. Whea the “ tice about 3 weeks: pack is lifted or-moved in. any . ' . ,; manner, the “ex: osive is set Memo Is Signed Mike’ i off.” cl une} Modified -flashiight”. The memo was dated j : “1974, and was. drantidisturbance unit. Standard ° Everyready 2D" cell flashiight tidisturbance electronics cker|-conceated inside where batteries reia-! have been removed. Remainder Cc-! of the baztery space, is pacved ional with explosive q'Remoie - coatrotied, light-, activated sensoz, Unit delivers} a predetermined charge across: its output ‘terminals, when a ‘tivated from a ‘remote location}. according to its pre-set code.) * Use with explosive for firing upon the occurrence of certain, conditions relating | to light ine; jin 10, “Mike”. 5t-is -part of the ev that "has capsed Mrew to. question whether tt Htionsnip “Setween Col nein’ and the assass: equipment.manufagturer ‘was a! casual one. Whea asxed by -a reporter: about the memorandum: Colo nel Conein said that. he was shown if curing. an. interview: with Senator Weicker. |” ! “ET told hin To had ro idea; tthe context which it was, ‘written, and hat I kad not! tensity.” known Mr. Morrissey (tefore|: g “Booby-trapped, M-16 0 ex- Uie sales ¢ mmonstration]. 1 2 di plosive clip. Use:"A mechanical-: if Twas (Senator Wei! -j.ly activated electronic charge. T would tum the memorandum) circuit is built into a common; over to the PB and Mea i at iriltary item, Upon removal of: westigate. I told hir ! - he giad to take a poly oh on irite etiten tee repre mage ; yglapn Onjizine, either by firing or by the f matter,” | Rand removal, the explosive| Inad steed fo a nsted pre generale the magazine is 4 +i !dotonated.” entation oa the booby-tran, as- “q-Frasmentatio® dail ~ anti-| Re ealeidie but he disturbance unit. Unit is similar; COUT its operation as the arti-dis- turer because he presumed that! jturbance flashlizht, BRF model “pany Neensed fectronics, co: ‘a FD-2. The exception is in the Producé the explosive” devces. : WEE. Bee see ee Colonel Coxne.n told Senator) |utes. . Flat diack fi Weicker, 43 he had a reporter, “ _ Presentation had selec! t oft 25sey identified a 2 catalogue obta: a ty The New York Times as al photostat of on ne Cat he in the.s. of 1974. The formal ¢ zue said. tat rot be delivered ifor two weeks afer order and twas for sate only to the United iSeates Gevernment. The foilaw. Ing are éxcespis on each item “available: . : ‘ /e dated We. TAPS. 7 giacidin W AL~TAYYAR [STE Rp SECURITY — J/RAQ FEL cal Sub ect. mor document Aared 3) Dec 1708 , Burrar File 2-/5@., Ke Rolando freakho. | aprer Rojas spternep “fas ~ Cuba” 2 peutralty Maters: | (Fram ; SUA fu) 14-0000 Ra . with CHECK CLASSIFIC~ TION Tor AND BOTTOM 7 i ROU TING: SLIP 1% te uP aI CAR. aris RETURN SIGNATURE LCOMMENT . ‘ CONCURRENCE T4 _ | f[intormarion : "Remarks: : Mike Absher is an old friend of Ted Kcussos and originally introduced Roussos to Jim McTighe and Al Ramos in’ June, Absher is considering picking. up ROUSSOS on contract for the EUR/Greek Desk, Ruth Glee Warlelts ao! FOLO HERE TO RETURN TO SENCER FROM: MAME. ADDRESS AND PHONE NO || CONFIDENTIAL roe ra 237: the previous editions UNCCASSIFIED 7: CONFIVENTIAL {| _T seerer J: —- oiRecrrepty =| |. PREPARE REPLY. anne 5 torent — 14-0000 ‘ _ 30 September 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR-THE RECORD ‘SUBJECT: Meeting with Theodore Roussos on 31. August 1974 ie «J. «During subject meeting Mr. Roussos told me that Mr. Mitchell Livingston WERBELL Il1-called him from Atlanta on 29. August and. again. on 30° August. Werbell told Roussos vewat he-was-leaving. for Athens on Saturday, 3] August in. order to try to sell arms to the Greek government. Werbell. ‘wanted, Roussos. to -be. his advisor in this venture and to ‘go to Athens: Werbell fadicated that ‘the total-deal could - reach $5,000,000, Roussos told Werbell that he would check with-his “friends” (the Agency) before gtving- Werbell an answer. derbell asked Roussos to see if nis friends" were in favor of such arms deals or-not. ° Roussos . had generally explained this call to me.on the telephone on 29 August. My reaction on the telephone was negative “.,.+t0 Roussos’ participation in such a deal, and he had ‘conveyed this- negative reply to Werbell by telephone _ before: Roussos and I met personally on 31 August. 2. During our personal meeting, Roussos explained that Werbell intended to pursue arms sales legally and via the required U.S. Government channels. He said that Werbell does have the capabilities to design and produce weapons because of his access to arms factories. 1 told Roussos thatWerbell's businesssactivities were his own concern, i strongly advised against his getting invalved in this deal. I explained to him the problems which the U.S. Government was having in Greece and the current wave of anti-Americanism and press attacks against the CIA. If Roussos.as a former CLA offtcer well known in Greece became involved in sucn a venture, 4 flap of substantial proportions was likely complete with widespread press play. Roussos understood and agreed not to get involved. — £2 IMPDET _ CL BY 035682 eS erence ee er REAP tt 14-0000 Beg ° 7 , - , :¢ ’ a SECRET 4G He said Herbed? weutd prohably call fin ‘from Athens that. - ‘ - weekend and he would give Werbelt ‘a final negative reply. werbell. planned to meet-with Greek Defense Minister : : _. Averoff. Roussos said that :if, the U.S. wanted: to stop Le, tnis,deal that we should contact Averoff directly. © ° _ : From what Werbell said, Roussos belfeves. the arms: |” requested by thre Greeks would-be for guerrillas and : not main force units. - fe ot fo . : & Yin er Ly ba : cet 4) : ‘ ; / *, Michaél Absher a . : Z AG/E/6C i Fo, Distribution: |. 2} = Werbell 201 - 1 = Roussos Personnel File t 1 : i i SECRET bo RDO t 4 14-0000 mt SECRET _ 7 oe 3 AUG R74 " MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA: ‘Deputy Director for Operations | SUBJECT: : Mitchell Livingston derbell III 2 0 ly J. Mitchel] Livingston Werbell III, who served briefly =" with the OSS in-WWII, has been engaged for the past several ; “years in arms: dealings and swash-buckling promutional ; Lattivittes which have brought him to the attention of various ent agencies.. He has always remained within the aw afine-edge. Ris latest scheme involves a.Movement for. the Independence of Abaco, an island to the East of the Bahamas. fFor.this:he has:obtained apparently substantial financial support from wealthy Amerfcans and from a British - Lord. . : : ~2, Werbell operates through a number of front businesses -. 4n Washington, D.C. and in Marietta, Georgia, where he owns ‘one outfit named Central Information Agency (CIA). In al} his dealings, Werbell broadly hints that he has current . ' .-Connections with the Agency. We have just learned that Werbell may be in possession of a one-line note from you, “stemming from a chance meeting with you at an 0SS alumni _ dinner, reading something like “gocd to see you again.” ‘ 3. Three retired Agency employees are currently employed by Werbell in various capacities. This past spring these employees sought contact with tne Agency basically to report thefr concern over the-legality of Werbell's activities. We ‘quickly established that the matter was outside our charter - and asked these retirees to report directly to the Federal | ’ Bureau of Investigation.. We, also furnished the Bureau with all the pertinent.information in ou: files. It is to be noted that somewhere in Werbell's scheme of things there appears the ubiquitous Andrew St. George, who plans to write a story on. Abaco for True magazine. ° pop pasta Ae raibLips [se . 5 52910 of. 7 o .¢ DG, - SPV David A. Phillips ee . — . Chief Western Henisphere Division . (cc: DOCI : Gtcpe#y ; ; £2 IMPDET De NeiS . CL BY 010116 14-0000 _ - SEC tS] as. . Les) Subject: JMitchell Livingston Werbel? Ulf 000/C/WH/7/A.Spera:cad/1497 (9 Aug 74) : J. oo, a a _ Distribution: Orig & 1 Addressee a DDC! Exec. Registry 000 . ADDO CI/OPS OPS/LSN C/0S/SSD/SB C/WHOD ; WH/Security C/WH/7 WH/7/CAR Chrono ~ 201-259910 189-9-1 WH/7. (Friends of F Roaco) IN te ee a aad 2 ooe\wse tb 6 erent ene — SECRET 3.31 14-0000 (FPBL Moet mept TD AMAR , OM _ dated 7 Hep .197F | On Lie) , : Le/; a Sud, ect (pr pe bal ay “gene yer 4 14-0000 14 August 1974” MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD - SUBJECT: Telephone Call from John MULDOON “1. Approximately 1655 hours, 13 August 1974, a call was received on C/hWH/7's extension, 351-4221 by the Secre- tary, Miss Annamarie Ruppert. She answered the extension =. by number and “the male voice asked to speak to Mr. McTighe. The secretary. asked who was calling and the caller replied “John “MUCDOON.." = The: secretary then replied that she was “sorry “but. Mr. MéTighe couldn’t.be reached. In response to ‘MULDOON’s.-quéry, "Why’ not?" and before the. secretary could reply, MULDOON became. obstinate and asked who he was speak- ing to. -Miss -Ruppert replied "his secretary" and then ‘added that Mr. McTighe was away. When MULDOON asked where he was, the secretary replied that she was not at liberty - to discuss that. ‘Then MULDOON asked to speak: to McTighe's deputy and was told that there was no one around whom ' MULDOON could speak to. (C/WH/7 was on leave’ and AC/WH/7 was in the PMC meeting.) MULDOON apparently didn't believe this reply but then asked when McTighe was expected to return. The secretary replied "within a few weeks” ‘(McTighe is on TDY) and then asked if she could take a _ message to give to McTighe upon his return. MULDOON became belligerent at this point, apparently thinking he’ was getting the ‘run around’ and replied, "just tell him to talk to Jack Anderson" and hung up. 2. “AC/WHD was briefed on the above telephone call at 1740 hours, 13 August. He decided no action should be taken on 13. August, but would like to meet with C/WH/7, Al Spera, on 14 August. 3. At 0950 hours, the following met with AC/WHO: Mr. Natzke, Mr. Wedemeyer, Mr. Spera and Miss Lehman. In view of C/WHD's previous decision that no further Agency contact should be made with MULDOON, RUSSOS, or MACKEM it was decided that no one would return MULDOON® s call. How- ever, AC/WHD would brief ADDO, Mr. Blee, on the above threat, . and WH/7 would ask OPS/LIAISON to telephonically pass to the FBI the fact that MULDOON again. contacted the Agency and - threatened to’ go: to "Jack Anderson. A copy of this memoran= dum is being sent to OPS/LIAISON for this ‘purpose. asl E2 IMPDET PEC Sp CL By 010116 a | PERE 8 A ET TY a SR SN nr } i i & a z é % &g 4 a # Be ze : 2 “y Subject: Telephone Call from John MULDOON : . i a nn . . 20 ae 4. At AC/WHD's request, WH/Security rechecked the. - files on-the three former Agency employees to determine whether Pens they were Staff Employees. ‘All three were former Staff. +. |, Esplayees. MULDCON retired on medical disability; RUSSOS i. “Fetired.and then was rehired en a contract basis in February 41971 and contract: terminated in September 1973; and MACKEM "was “separated as'-excess" in October 1973. This. information ‘| was passed to AC/WHD to brief ADDO. me ; CK Mhinar— * Ruth Lehman . Acting Chief, WH/7 | gpoywH/7/R. Lehman: cab/1956 a Distribution: Orig - WH/7 {FOA File) . 1 - WH/Security 1 - WH/7/CAR 1 - 189-9-1 _ 1 - OPS/LIATSON-. 2 ee os ive) rs a) es a ~i 14-0000 tpn MEMORANDUM FOR: Oirector Shes, : poe wratere sy rr a i ' CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE “AGENCY ; » WASHINGTON. D.C. (20505: - Ce FS WARNING NOTICE SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS TAVOLVED ; Federal Bureau of Investigation ATTENTION =: Intelligence Division - SUBJECT . : Mitchell Livingston WERBELL, [II sted Reference is nade to TOFIRDS- 315/07634- 76, ° dated: O-August 1974, which reported on the growing concern of the: Bahamian Government about renewed “secessionist activity in Abaco. . In addition to the: - ‘Gnformation in reference, the ‘official Bahamian service, which was the source of the above report, also ‘provided a representative of this Agency on 7? August 19.74 the following text of,a memorandum. it prepared for the Secretary” ‘of the Bahamian Cabinet: : "Please be advised thet. on 3 August 1974, information has been received from our overseas contacts that Chester ZOCHOWSKI, alias Chester GARY, has recently been in touch with Mitchell L. WERBELL, and- has reported that WERBELL is stil? planning unspecified revolutionary activity in Abaco. It is also reported that he has the support of some. former U.S. Government employees and that he-is trying to recruit a former Special Services officer to promote revclu- tionary activity in Abaco (the name of Robert ARMSTRONG has been put forward as a possibility). There ts ‘also a suggestion that Robert VESCO might be financing some ‘of the activity." . 2.. The "Overseas. contact” described above was identified by the Bahamian Service as the British MI-5 representative in Washingten, 0.C. The Bahamian | Service did not identify the "U.S. Government employees" referred. to above. CLASSIFIED RY 010116. EXEMPT FROM GENERAL OECLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE CF £.0.° 11652 EXEMPTION CATEGORY 5B (2). IMPOSSIBLE TO DETERMINE DATE OF AUTOMATIC DECLASSIPICATION. shew Ulu peer i _- . 3. The files of this Agency reflect that Robert ARMSTRONG and. Chester ZOCHOWSKI are known to your . Bureau.:and their. involvement in this matter has ‘been reported -in- previous correspondence, to this Agency. Aithough - “the Bahamian Service reported ZOCHOWSKI's alias“as. "Chester GARY," it is believed that this refers. to “Chester GRAY. . : “8. The above information is. ‘being furnished to - your Bureau. for whatever action and further dissemi- nation you.deem appropriate. The information, however,-- may not be discussed with any foreign nationals, including the British and the Bahamians. . “FOR THE- DEPUTY. DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS: David HK. 1. Ble CIRA-0444-74 tae ‘ai re ae Wie so sf wee wir te ; We 14-0000 ; a eee 0D0/WH/7/CAR/A. /Ramos & E.Rhoad: }¢ab/7493/1956 (12 August 1974) Distribution: Orig. & 1 - FBI - “= OPS/LSN, oe CIOPS/HH . . | 201-2599.10 . C/0S/SS0/0SB C/WHD WH/Security WR/7/CAR Chrono “189-9-1 | E/BC A000 0D0. DDO/ Registry. WH/7/FOA File “i *. BASED ON: WH/Miamt 22274 (In 330060) “dated 9 August 1974 | | . CBI EB - et te et tt ae te et FY fH i 14-0000, Lar yocunitt bean San Dege a F ME 2ST y G74 HoT . - la id 6a) , _ porte Su} pect: nyt bi “at or, Ue 14-0000 - _SEORET/SENSITWE. 20s CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY : WasninoTon, 0.C. 20505 - MEMORANDUM FOR: “Director Federal Bureau of Investigation . Attention: Intelligence Division SUBJECT. :..* Mitchell Livingston WERBELL, III “1..-Reference is made to your memorandum dated § August 1974; Subject: "Mitchell: Livingston WERBELL, HI, Internal Security - Abaco; Neutrality Matters - -Abaco;" your. reference (cl=3) 62-108665. 2y ‘Authorization is granted for your Bureau to. disseminate the attachment to Reference (your Bureau's memorandum-dated 22 July 1974 at Atlanta, Georgia. concerning Subject) to the Department of State, the Bureau of Customs, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the ‘Criminal Division of the Department cof Justice. We would, however, appreciate your jimiting the description of source AT T-1 as being simply another government agency. 3. This Agency is most‘ appreciative of your Bureau's handling of this sensitive matter and particularly the opportunity afforded this Agency to’ coordinate prior to further dissemination of this material. _ 4, We will be most interested in receiving any . additional information concerning this matter which may come to your Bureau's attention. FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS: of iis David H. Blee CIRA-0439-74 " CLASSTFIEC: BY 010116. EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE CF £.0. 11652 EXEMPTION CATEGORY 58 (2).° IMPOSSIBLE TO GETERMINE DATE OF AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION. "SECRET/SENSITIWE 14-0000 | vou way Venture ‘DDO/WH/7/CAR/Ruth Lehman:ar:7493/1956 (9 August 1974) | Distribution: ; Orig. & 1- FBI _| .2'- OPS/LSN 7 ; a CIOPS/WH . Soe ee a 201-259919 | a ; ..C/OS/SSD/OSB .. C/WHD -WH/Security WH/7/CAR Chrono “189-9-1 —_ C/DCcD CF ADDO mo DDO! | ’ DDO/Registry FOA File Pee tek bee et eps pee pe ‘te BASED ON: FBI Memorandum dated 6 August 1974 | co, Co : Subject: "Mitchell Livingston WERBELL, ITT, ; bm Internal Security - Abaco; Neutrality Matters -- Abaco;" your’ reference (CI-3) 62-108665 —SEBRET/SERISIEIUE 3-0 -00000 Beerwaee Fi Le Aoce mec? led 6 hg ATE | smn DC: (cr- 3) G27 vows . ZL, ft va tn plar bal, IE g. iY ~Ab&ac oe FBL Lrom ashin go Subjé xf. mn Achill Enter tok Se car” PIP oD (ratte “fibaco la 14,0000 DX ~«ced3 30 July 1974 MEMORANUUM FOR: Chief, Western Hemisphere Division SUBJECT: © OMitcholl Livings ton Kerboll and Hig_ : - _ Raployment of Former CIA Raployeen | Fete REFFRENCE: CtRA~0271-74; Subject: Mitchell Livingston ~ WERBELL, ITT, 0; 1. On 29-July 1974, Willian Mcefonnell, FBr liaison : . ! officer, delivered the attached FBY memorandum to OPS/LSE.: - ! ‘Io delivering this memorandum, UcMonnell stated that whereas ce | . the last sentence of paragraph 3 reads. "by individuals deg- . _ ; ; eribed as former United States Government employees," Gray . : ; actually said that Ferbell had indicated that he was being . A assisted by former CIA employees. The FOI chose to use the i term "former United States Governzent employces" in the at= i tached mesorandua i order to 'make the memorandum less sea . sational,* a # 2. This memorandum should be read in conjunction with i CTRA-037}-74. Rubject: Mitchel] Livingston ¥erbell ITI, dated 27 June 1074, ny Pol! "5 3 The For requests authorization to forward a copy of , CIRA~0371-74: to ‘the Department of Justice, As. this menorandun : was forwarded to the Bureau for its information only, your viewa - On its passage to the Department of Justice are solicited. The oot FBI plana to'ask the Department of Justice if the Departgent . Z| ‘wishes. the Bureau to investisate Mitchell warbell for Possible_. ee 7 . Feo. os j ‘ a ie “4 Violation of -the Neutrality act, . 3 “ ; H : Signea; “Tane!s co, feizsig a - a ; F. oI. G. Coleman | C/GPS/LSH . an Kemp LN . CL BY 054693 =~ eg 7Y ! Sonik ROL S77 0| ad 14-0000 sphere wes DNO/OPS/LSN/F IGColeman/ck ‘Distribution: 0&1 1 1 1 a 1 1 I - WH/Security Addressee Chief, OS/SSD. ‘WH/7/CAR IP/AN = 201-259910 | ‘OPS/LSN ‘I - OPS Reading Board” © eee : aac Meee Obese he | -SECRET/SENSITHE . WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505. WARNING NOTICE “o. SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED ae 6 AUG 1974 “. “MEMORANDUM FOR: Director Federal Bureau of Investigation ATTENTION mb, Intelligence Division SgypyecT «ss: MITCHELL LIVINGSTON WERBELL, III REFERENCE °: A. Conversation between Mr. William a a : McDonnell, FBI Liaison Officer and ur. F.1.G. Coleman of this Agency ‘on 29 July. 1974.- a oe B. F681 New York Report dated 19 July, Subject as above. « .- “2. Authorization is granted for your Buréau to pass a copy of CIRA-0371-74 dated 27 June 1974, Subject as above, to the Department of Justice for its use. We wish to make it clear ‘that the former Agency.employees mentioned in paragraph 2 of that report: John Patrick MULDOON and Theodcre John ROUSSOS, provided their information voluntarily. with the intent of seeking the.advice of this Agency-on the Jegality of the proposed venture of the Friends of Abaco (FOA). Both men were advised to avoid contact with the FOA and to report their contacts to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. © . 2. This Agency has not initiated any further contact with the individuals named above or with Walter Coseph ACKER, the third’ former employee approached by the FOA. MACKEM, .. however, did himself contact this Agency in an attempt to get an official policy on the activities of the FOA. He was . CLASSIFIED BY 910116. EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION SCHEDUCE-OF £.0. 121.652 EXEMPTION CATEGORY SB (2). IMPOSSIELE "TO DETERMINE GATE OF AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION, : —SEORET/SEituie =). OA ys if- DEIt a ,14-00000 -— SECRET/SENSITIVE informed. that: the.case comes under FBI jurisdiction, that this Agency has no official involvement, and that all . information we had on.the matter had been made available - to’ ycur- Bureau. He was advised at that time to repert - ‘his contacts and ‘any information he had to your Bureau.. - FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS: " “ysy Gavia A. Fastiips ' i me David AL Phiddips - CIRA-0432-74 to SECRET/SENSITNE 14-0000 = SHORET/ SENSITIVE: "* D0/WH/7/CAR/Al bert Ramos :cm: 7493/1956 (5 August 74) Distribution: Orig & 1 - FBI : ‘1 - OPS/LSN ; - CIOPS/WH @)= Zo1-259810 - C/0S/SSD/0SB 1 - €/#HD 1 - WH/Security | 1 - WH/7/CAR Chrono _ BASED ON: 189-9-1 C/OPS/LSN Memo to C/WHD dated 30 July 1974 Subject: Mitchell Livingston WERBELL and : his Employment of Former Agency Employees ~ SECRET/SENSITIE 2. _ p piviee sie wed | secret | oopeeee -. Chief_of ‘Station, AU Mfanhoo xx wl nn Chief, Western Herisphere. Civisfon. Mitchell Livingston MERE L e MTOV TIC LIL . a, |. For your background information, attached under separate cover is one copy each of the following documents concerning Subject: . . = a. CIRA- 0371-74 dated 27 June 1978 — 7 be. LRERGO New York memo dated 19 duly 1974 : 2. In forwarding the 19 July New York memo ‘mentioned 2 coves . LHERGO reported that in the last sentence of paracraph 3, GaaY . actually said that WERSELL had indicated he was being assist by former. BKHER SLD employees. LNENSO chose to substitute inguzZZ tn order to ‘make the meno Tess sensational. 3. A copy of CIRA-0371-74 i s being passed ‘to the: Departnent of Justice. Wilma R. VAN SCOY Attachments: As stated above, u/s/c¢ Distribution: , .2 + COS, WH/Niamt. (watts, u/s/c) E2 IMPDET CL BY O10116 in = on en ne et paid CEOS REFERENCE TO "| DISPATCH SYESi AnD RMSE | UFPS-419 5 Aucust 1974 “CASI SW WO) FILE NUW3E2- | | EX - 2899S 2 | 1 SECRE T ~ rede , _ CHKE- _ DC GHFICER = Trent — 8 7493.1 Internal Distribution: {COCA 7 CAR Ruth con 28E S HH/REG wlio att ete ee 207-259910 ull-b adqyed SESE Cate, 00 2 j le WRATIE AR cheono usd att : sod ‘ ; T= 189-9-Tystes azove __! wat —- 1 - WJTICAR Fede 2s i Of Abeco Fite "w/e oe Bd pan a 5 seed She 14-0000 aan (2B Hocts (tile ™ Ha of Z GT by JEP ye ‘ 7 fr poe Sed pers oo, | 2 6A oa | Subject oft thd EL AE SFEA we oF OO ppp kell s | sO rire ek ee” ie -hKhaco - | fey “tate oy frat Of BEL EO 14-0000 4 AUG 'g ! i | To: Director. . , of ee ; . Federal Bureau of Investigation ; . 7 of ; po Attention: Intelligence Division | _FROS: : Deputy Director for Operations “SUBJRCT: | Yraces Requested byl Mr. Wayne Yrankenfield do To a 1. This memorandua ig in response to trace requests - ye made by Mr. Wayne Frankenfield of the General Investigative ° : on Division on 29 July 1974. a i 2. The files of this office reveal po pertinent idonti- | ‘flable inforsation oa: ' Advance Security Corporation of Atlanta, Georgia : Noward GIBSON of Georgia _ an Security Defense Systen of Maristta, Georgia ' 3. Nothing is known of the Central Tovestigative Agency, * @xcept as reported by the FBI. . . 9o.-O DLE AAO ; wt | 42. The files of ‘thia office contain considerable informa- i tion on Mitchell Livingstoo’WERBFLL III, born 8 March 1918 in i Philadelphia, Pa. The aajority of this information was received : from the FBI, This office previously furnished the Bureau! infor- ‘mation on Werbell uader CSCI-3/773317 of 24 October 1962, subject se WERBELL, Mitchell L.; and CSCI-316/02323-89 of 27 June 1869, sub=- soos sy ject WKRBELL, Hitchell Livingston Ill. NER AANA TPs heave <a f -3. Werbell has never been employed by this Agency nor does { the. ‘Agency have coy operational interest in Rim.. As a 2nd . a Lieutenant io the Signal Corps in the China-Burms theater in : We If, Berbell was assigned to OSS from April to Deceaber 1945. ; Io August 1959, this office considered using Yerbell as a source : ; Of information on revolutionary activities in the Caribbean area, oe 7 — 7 . . - * : - NS Y “, F2 IMPDET , CL BY 054698 , | Gt Away 4 a, bbe cee dbal Oe 1 25H} 10 WP Cishoy 14-0000 . - ASTON ALT COE EALTIAL ot particularly Cuba, but teratnated its consideration of his ““peasible use in October 1959. From Necenber 1965 to Kovenber x" 3966, Ferboll contacted this Agoncy’s Domestic Collection. * Divisior in Coral.Gables, Florida to voluntarily offer iaofer=- | gation. : oT - 6, Serbell has been assessed an aa unscrupulous whocier- to. dealer, a promotor of grandiose achenes, a man who lives beyond ie e . ‘his means, and a high pressure advertising and promotion man. vier He has ‘repeatedly misrepresented hinself as both an employee lef the U.S, government.and the CIA, As an arms, dealer, he has bean. involved with oumerous Latin American governaests and exile Tgroups since the late 1950'e and is now involved in Bahaman af= . ‘ffirs.° “In 1969, he was in Thailand, attempting to sell the government arms and a progr to neutralize the communist threat "1a. that country. ae + + -2,:, Werbell. operated Aa. public relations firm in Atlanta which nto bankruptcy in 1959. He subsequently became Vice Presi- dent and Director of Research and Nevelopmuent of STONICS, Inc. of Atlanta, Georgia aod later became a partner in Defense Systens a International of Powder Springs, Georgia. ‘weat'f 8, For further information on Werbell, you.are referred to the Department of Defense and the Departzent of State. a : ga\-P Van CLEAVE, © Po, 9, The indices of this office reflect a Stephen | : President of Intelligence Services, Ltd., Suite 11-B, 130 Vest Wieucea Rd., N.F., Atlanta, Georgia; talepkone AC 404-255-7493. The document concerning Van Cloave is charged out, and we are ‘geeking to locate it. : ' ; Sna-ne\ - - ; . nnennas } 10, John Patrick: MULDOGN is, as stated in our CYIRA+0371-74 : i of 27 June 1974, subject Hitchell Livingston Werbell III, a fore ; mer Agency employes. Yor further information on Muldoon, yor ~ are referred to this Agency's Office of Security. CIR-316/01815-74 C/OPS/LSN/F IGColeman/ck (1 August 1974) Disribution: O&1 - Addressee 2 - OPS/LSN 7 1 - IP/AN a ZB. CONFIDENTIAL QQ 504. em one weed ee ~ SON tier et et gcagi eT ite 8 atthe \. 14-0000 TO Ore ane aint reece ite netheene information in our riles concern taken place betxeen. this Agency. and KER RELL. - NEMCR-NDUM FOR: Associate Genete] Counsel, OGC VIAL : “Deputy Director for. Operations - “oSUBIECT Mitchel] Livingston WER BEL 111 ” REFERENCE >. Your memorandum of 24 February 1976, subject as 2 ove ; am hd 0 oe . he -1. Per -refezsnce request, te are forwarcing ing contacts that have 2. The following is a simaary-of all DBO-eontact. - ' directly with WER. BELL Which took place. in 1959: a. A 6, July 1959 Memorandum to C/WKH Division signed by Thomas J. Flores stated that General Cabell called Flores to report that WER BELL -had Called him. WERK BELL discussed with General Cabell a trip WER BELL had taken to the Dominican Republic and offered to come to Washington at his own expense .to discuss the trip. No cennitments were made to WER BELL by General Cabell. b. A 7 July 1959 Memorandum of Conversation signed by T. J. Flores stated that WER BELL was met in Washington, D.C., by Flores who discussed with WER BELL information concerning the Dominican Republic, Fidel Castro, Fulcencio Batista and General Pedraza. : c.. A § July 1959 Menorandum of Conversation signed by T. J. Flores stated that on & July 1959 Flores called WER BELL to set up an appointment, — During the meeting, WER BELL was told that the Unjted States would not support any revolutionary activities by General Pedraza. He was also told “that the U.S. will observe its international obligations concerning Cuba and. Pedraza, and that Ve” B48 cory i i é s f i 4 5 : & 4 # & = & Ea Eg = ge fa = B x uses sof iss vis eR Re Ky 14-0000 ene 7 eS) 7 ——- ea podress or his: followers “of. ‘the: “‘neut Flofes said that the Agency ‘had someé . the possibility of his ‘(WER ‘BELL's) working “el. =. +. for us .as/an intellicence gathcrer under® terms “* to, be negotiated. after we obtained a security. ‘clearance,on him..- Flores” pointed out that. the. s Rot _ottempting to’ limit his actions hi ican Republic, nor. y ry Te. ibility for those — oo ee ers he carried out in-his own behalf.. “Flores.- De Rae ‘dictated-a- Secrecy Agreenent to him and. -had hin-- . : sign ite ; ; Bot LG Lt re / a. AS “July 1989, Sénorandum for. the Record - vo _. Signed by-T. J. Flores reported . that Subject | et cal¥ed: him on 9. July 195°. from Néw York. ‘ WER. BELL ct “gavé Flores. -further information on.Loos:;; fnu, re the representative of a Colonel Frei,‘ fnu, of. the + Swiss. army who. -had -1,000-men available for duty: as ‘soldiers. - a . . as e: “A 20 July 1959" M norandum' for ‘the Record signed by T. J. Flores reported that WER BELL " called Flores from Miari on 20 July to ask about Y the: Agéncy “picking up the tab for his forthcoming : trip to’ the Dominican Republic. They discussed his clearance which had not come through. Te a, : f. A 3 August 1959 Memorandum for the : aot Fears “Record signéd by Martha R. Tharpe reported that a ae on 24 July 1959 WER BELL calied for Mr. Thomas J. - Uy : Flores. Since Flores was on leave, Tharpe took the call. WER BELL gave Tharpe further infor- mation concerning Pedraza and Batista. Tharpe called. WER BELL back that evening to tell him that if he obtained further information to -report it to Mr. Justin Gleichauf, OO Contacts Representative in Miani, until, Mr. Flores returned: to Washington: oe oe g. A 5 August 1959 “enorandum: for the’ Record - signed by T. J. Flores stated that WER BELL phoned’ him on 5 August 195° to ask if there was any news on his clearance. WER BELL said he wanted to go to the Dominican Republic: soon, and would like CIA to pick up his expenses. He was told there was no Bae. 14-0000 é a . _ Be news. “Flores and KER BELL discu ssed’ the Dominican Republic and Cuba. On 3 August Fiores phoned | : -_ . WER BELL and told him that his clearance had not ce vo 7 : —_ been granted and that he should sect predicate his | a ; "activities on the expectation of the clearance at ae . any given time. WER BELL said t=st the Pedraza, Bo tN group was air: rifting and dropping. material® into- . se Cuba. . } .t - . . _— he AD September 1959. Memorandum for ‘the : a = Record signéd ‘by. T. J. Florés re : aes : .WER BELL ‘called Flores on 9 Septender 1959 to “provide ‘information'on Cuba: Hé was told by Flores that his clearance had not yet been oe ets processed. . A a a gS _ oo oe ld. ‘According to a 25 Septenter 1959 - : ; . Memorandum for! the Record signed ‘by T. J. Flores, - . \° WER BELL called Flores on 9 Septerber 1959, to: ) ask.af. «his . clearance ¢had ‘come through since. ‘he wanted the- Agency to finance his” trip to” the. Dominican Republic. He was told it had not. “WER BELL told Florés about. scne people . =.) 1°. ae . who had been discussing the counterfeiting: . : of U. S. dollars and Cuban pesos for-use in- a “comnection-.with :Cuban revolutionary activities. He was told by Flores to contact the FBI. On 13 September WER. BELL had phoned Flores at. home. to say that the’ FBI had referred bim‘to the Secret Service on the counterfeiting aspect, - and that no one seemed particulariy interested in the gun running. The Secret Service asked . him to go to Miami at his own expense to obtain ne further information on the matter and WER BELL asked Flores' advice. Flores said that he could not. ‘influence him one way or the other since he was not in a position to direct his activities, but felt he might be better off to take no action. He was told that Flores would be in touch with him as soon as he-had any further information concerning our possible use of hin..- : : : 4 q F 5 . j.. A 15 October 1959 Memorandum for the. Record signed by Thomas J. Flores states that. “WER BELL phoned him on 25 September 1989 to report on Cuba. On 2 October 1959, Flores talked with WER BELL hy phone and terminated the relationship. 3. | The following undated memorancuns are also contained in WER BELL's file: . ae4a 14-0000 oa. A Memorandum,-for ‘the Record signed by (T. Fiores reports.that &ER BE res 13 August 1959 to discuss, Cuba A act This memorandum also. records that KER BELL phoned Flores again‘on 26 August 1959 at which: time activities: in the Dominican -Republic and Cuban activities in. “Miaini were discussed: ER BELL also asked about the _ status of his-clearance, and was told it had not yet ‘comé through. ‘ oo Ls i "K" addressed to “Tom” ” ome information concerning ..- Lett is probably in... iwas: da seus ; et céme throug ‘some -inforination concern? y-Batista.. (This. merorandum probably: is in the i eter’ d. An unsigned report, apparently from’ :> ~. WER BELL, gave a summary of his contacts and . activities during a trip to the Dominican Republic. (This report is probably in-the 1959 time frame.) “4. .A 17 December 1963 dispatch from Station Santo Domingo -reported that Station NOC Officer Joseph Luna recently met WER BELL in Santo Domingo.” No further details of the mecting were reported. "S§. According to the CS file on WER BELL, three former Agency employees were contacted in 1974 by WER BELL and other representatives of a group called "Friends of Abaco OA), a croup allegedly advocating the secession of the island of Abaco from the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. The three former employees contacted are: ; a. John Patrick ‘zldoon, retired from. . CIA on 20 March 1972. Oo b. Theodore John Scuskos, retired from CIA on 31 July 1970. He was rehired on a contract in February 1971... His contract was teriinated in September 1973. ae “time framew)j° So aS] at oe re Pe cnn, mee See Cr cc 14-0000 Pothea wet con erning WER -RELL."an its. independence. Qn, several _occasions, WER. BELL introduced — Mr. Muldoon and“Mr- “Roussos a's active Agency. officials, implying . ’ “that either ‘the. Agency. or the Uni :the.aims of the FOA. “WER BELL 50 proposed tO Messrs.. Muldoon: '. and Roussos. in separate conversations that they, conduct a study,: - involving. a visit to Abaco; -to determine the feasibility of - -'Abace’s independence in political and economic ‘térms. ‘The ~ " study was to include interviews with citizens of “Abaco prior _- to an aileged "plebiscite" on independence to take place in -_Abaco on 28 June 1974. In default -of the collaboration of [email protected] or Roussos, WER BELL hired Mr. Walter Joseph Walter Joseph Mackem, “separated fron CIA’ on: 31 October 1973. ; eee 6. Mr. Muldoon contacted Agency empl yee E. ‘James “MeTighe, on 22 May 1974... Mr: Mukdoon™té “MéTighe that. -he was nominal - Président of a Washington- based : firm called "Security Consultants International.” He presented Mr. McTighe witha report, containi & th ential data he’ : d effort to. *tavolye - “persons fori in the activities of ‘the FOA in support: of: ‘ates ‘Government Supported: Macken,..a_. ‘former. Agency<~ -friend-of ‘both Muldoon and Roussos. According to WER BELL's file, Mackem later in 1974 contacted the Agency in an: attempt to get an official policy on the “. activities of ‘the FOA. Nackem was informed that the case comes under FBI jurisdiction, that this Agency has no official “involvement, and that all information we had on the matter had . been made available to the FBI. He was adviséd at that time to report his. contacts and any information he had to the FBI. 7. On 24 March 1975, Mr. Joseph P. Hayes, “assigned to SE/PCH, reported that dur ing the weck of 9 March 1975, he . _ talked with Mr. Wesley Dyckman. Mr. Dyckman is a forner Agency ‘enpleyee employed by the Drug Enforcement Agency. According to Dyckman; former Agency employee Walter Mackem was employed jn the Washington .area as a private investigator. He is also involved with a paramilitary activity funded by ‘some unnamed . ‘British source, .The activity, which byckman referred to as rom 14-0000 _ is supposedly the Greek Gover men “WER BELL that -he: ma “ingne Rew Laid project" sought to establish a tax shelter on one of the vur-21sianas ot ‘the Caribbean fully taking | “ oy over the. island and -cstabli hing a. £0 Fe. -Mackem.. - se -involved i fi the paramilitary t ining of forces in this adventure. ‘According ‘to Dyckman, . ing supposedly was to take place in Jisibased.. \ mot Mr. ‘Roussos met with Mr. K. Michael ‘ae AC/E/GC, and told him that A 351. August to sell arms to q Tr “ : ntéd Roussos to be hi's ‘advisor in this: venture and to go to ‘Athens. -Roussos-told ‘ER L’ would ‘check with CIA before giving him an answer. ; WER “BELL -asked « oussos to see if. the Agency ‘was in favor of - such an ‘arms deal vor not.. “Mr. Absher strongly advised against ae - Roussos" getting involved in this deal. . Roussos told Mr. ‘Atsher . . that he, understood and agreed not to get involved. Roussos “ gaid that WER BELL:would probably ‘call: him fron Athens and he _ _ would give WER BELL a final negative reply. - es "9. 08.22. July 1974, the FBI reported that WER: BELL may.’ be. in possession of a one-line note from former CIA Director- William Colby. stemming ‘from a chance meeting with the Director at an OSS alumni dinner, reading something like "Good to see you again." This note was apparently used by WER BELL to suggest that he and Mr. Colby were good friends. This infor- mation was passed on to Mr. Colby on 9 August 1974. > 10. According to reporting from several Stations, WER BELL. and Arthur L. Smith (a cohort of WER BELL's) were in several ; Central American countries during August and early. September... -- 0. eo 1962: Their principal activity appeared to be contacting officials of the governments of Guatemala, Nicaragua, an El Salvador for the purpose of obtaining recognition ofa de facto Cuban Government in exile called the "United . Organization for the Liberation of Cuba." In discussions with Nicaraguan Government representatives, WER BELL ‘claimed the proposed Cuban Government 1n exile had the support of 90 separate Cuban exile organizations and 186,009 Cuban exiles.. WER BELL offered a representative of the Nicaraguan Governnent $100,000 to obtain that government's recognition of the Cuban Government in exile. The croup claimed to have its headquarters at 1025.Connecticut: Avenue, NW, in washington, D.C. While in Guatemala, Smith claimed that the group had a nan in the Department of State in Washington, D.C., whom they pay $6,000 ’ per year "to. keep, them advised." . : , a 14-0000 asset and told hin u ‘had organized a group, including approxim inside Cuba, to perform a commence operation L “eariy January 1966.. : with the seconcary nission of blowing up.the gissionm would be ca Der€. - _. Gnto Cuba and said’ that. they -.the regime immediately a 8. “44, -In December of Fidel. Castro, generators that supply at the time, stated that he was trying to get a with the pission, and. inferred that the Lied of f-if such approval was not obtained. from. CIA‘ to proceed agenciés conce According to the FBI _ acquainted with many “and othér countries, had been approved ‘by = 13. Accérding to-a memoraréun i Febvuary 1968, one B ‘of this Agency and s Mr. Baker said that WER BELL was in.t business and deliver Mr. Baker said that ClA. Mr. Baker said would have to get a_ Baker said that whe w " might keep him from 14. WER BELL ca in early 1969 when h as Vice President of himself as a counter to display, claimed himself at a local n WER BELL -attenpted t variety of U.S. nil the gist of his reputation to inission and the Thai sponsored in any way that he ana six Cubun exiles in the Wl. S. ary 19.66 the. Miami office of the FB! “BELL chad’. beer in contact with yarious news: ’ ng. -an alleged fF and reportedly, also had discusse Phillips, Publi¢ Affairs Officer, Department of State, "WER BELL- claimed to have a group: of ‘some S| were ready for action to overthrow: | ightclub. a5 Chie 1966 WER EELL contacted a Miami DCD ately 70 Cubans in Cuba during Their prirary mission was the assasSination electricity to Havana, Cuba. WER BELL, "erecn light" - lan to, assassinate Fidel, Castro, 4 the plan with Mr. Richard. Washington, 00 men infiltrated -€ollowing the. assassination of Castro..... y WER BELL gave the impression that he. is. high government officials, b and implies. that his assassination plan CIA. LO me Te h WER BELL'S file, on 7 ruce Arman 5aker telephoned an employee aid he had been in contact with WER BELL. he weapons manufacturing ed them by air throughout the world. ~ he understood that WER BELL does this for that he understood from WER BELL that he CIN security clearance to fly for WER BELL. as afraid that his past smuggling record getting a CJA clearance. me to the attention of the Bangkok Station e went to Thailand representing himself Sionics, Atlanta, Georgia. He described insurgency expert, had a variety of weapons to be a retired colonel, -and introduced f of CIA in. Thailand. . oe o sell arms to the Thais and aisa to a” ; itary ¢clenents. Station Bangkok passed . personalities in the U..S. Government stressing that he was. not by the U. S. Government. “poth in the. U." S.° 14-0000 “Distribution: i5.° WER BELL was also the subject of tvo nénoranduns _.Signed by Lawrence R. Houston. Mr.-Houston, answering a... ‘ request from Joseph J. Liehling, Deputy Assistant Secretary 7of Defense, on 23. February 1971, denied WER BELL'S alleged “affiliation, with the CIA. .On 28. October 1971; Mr. Houston “w¥ote Mr. David H. Henretta, Jr., of the Industrial Security _ Clearance Review Division, to return notarized Interrogatories "Previously. sent by Mr. Henretta. i6. ‘We have no inforration on Colonel Bavard except - news articles reporting his death which were forwarded by the FBI. . 17. Per ‘your request, we have sent. “dnstructions to: ‘the - LA/Miani. Station’ ‘that ‘there should be no contact with WER’ BELL. ‘ \ _ Nestor D. Sanches. ; Acting Chief - . ,Latin America Division DDO/LA/CAR/Cari/D. Geisler:rb Ext. 1956 (3 March 76). - Addressee - DDO - ADDO ; . : DUO/ Reg... --- a -. C/LA : , = C/LA/CAR - LA/CAR/Cari chrono >, 201-259910 Ori ett et ee et 1 a £2 IMPDET oo co CL BY 012913 jo | . yoo . oo reo Bas ! \ i 3 lasey,, per Aocurrent dave oY Ties iby ye 0974 trum Las vegas | Subject MPo + thal (Logsin | Beer bell, a” : SENSITWE i MEMORANDUM F “ATTENTION. | SUBJECT hoe och Ref “$M 105- 21382. reporting on Independence the Bahanas. 2. For of this Ager of a group c advocating -t! Conmonweaith Mitchell Livi dealer, and both of whom enployees in which your B contacted ar a. CLASSIFIED B - SCHEDULE OF TO DETERMINE “WARN “ING NOTICE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AXD METHODS INVOLVED - 27 JUN 1974 OR: Director ; . Federal Bureau of Investigation ee Intelligence ‘Division . uo “MITCHELL LIVINGSTON WERBELL, lt erence is nade to your Buresa’ s- File No. . » ‘Subject as: above, and your Bureau's) 1 Subject's iavolvenent with the "Abaco: .' Hovenent™ (ATM) in the Cornonwealth of your inférnation only, three forner -enployées cy were con itacted in June- 1974 by representatives alled’ "Friends. of Abaco," 2 group, allecsedly he-secession of ihe island’ of Abaco fron. the of the Sahanas. Contact was initiated by ingston Wh ELL ITI, an international arms a naturalized Lit huanian named Michael OLIVER, attempted to involve the forrer Acency “the Abaco Independence Hoveneat (ATM), of ureau is’ faniliar. The three former enplovees e: John Patrick M 'LDOON Yo DPOB: 25 August 1937, Washington, D. C. Retired from this A Agency on 20 March 1972) , Address at time of retirement: 4305 Kentbury Drive Bethesda, Maryland EMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSITICATION PTION CATEGORY $B (2). IMPOSSIBLE MATIC ‘DECLASS IFICATION. _6/- 2579 76 Y 010116. E.0. 11652 DATE CF A an a 7 b. Theodore John ROUSSOS : ‘DPOB: 14 July 1919, Washington, D. C. Retired: 31 July 1970 Address at tice of retiresent: 2918 Hardy Avenue. . Wheaton, Marviand oo . Note: ROUSSOS vas rehired on a contract ; oo, _. basis in February 1971.. His contract. - lee was terminated Septerber 1973, . Cc. Walter Joseph MACKEN _ , en DPOB: 13 December 1937, COnaha, Nebraska ‘Separated: 31 Cctober. i973 0 : Address at tine of separation: 2609 %. Potomac... -'.. Arlingtoa, Virginia : 3. Mitchell Livingsten WERBELL III, the principal ‘owner. of the arms manufacturing firs Uefense Systens - International and aw international arts .dcaler,; has becn encouraging a group of Eahanian citizens on the island - “of Abaco who seek:to secede from the 32hanian Commonwealth. In this affair WERSELL has been collats ating with a : group based in ‘ani called the "Friends of Abaco," Active in the Friends of Abaco is Hichsel OLIVER, a wealthy ' land developer residing at 2989 £1 Rancho Drive, Carson City, ‘Nevada. OLIVER, a naturalized U. S. citizen, was born Moses OLITSKI on 11 Decenber 1928 in Lithuania, : 4. In encouraging person's in ASaco to scek ._- independence of Nassau, OLIVER's apparent motive is to establish a prototype governnent b on principles of | ‘free enterprise expounded in a pia k Louk which he -has authored called "A Ne it 2 for a New Country" (Fine Arts Press, Reno, “Nev. - 1968). WERBELL, on the . other hand, has privately expressed a desire to establish a tourist mecca on, Abaco to include hotels, recreation “facilities and ‘gambling casinos. ‘Officials of Noliday International, a Baltimore firn specialized in recreation and health spas, have been briefed by HESBELL and OLIVER recently on the Abaco movement; Robert A.C. HAMILTON, 13th Lord of zeihavea and Stenton jand a renber of the “Friends of Abaco,-on 10 June 1974 sponsored a resolution -in behalf of the Abaco Indenendence Noverent on the flsor- of the British House of Lords, following conversations | with -WKERBELL - in Washington | in late May, . Ss. ‘Despite: the seenine innocencte of the enterprise, oo: . however, we: have observed that “ERBELL, in particular, oo --has made a concerted effort to involve persons formerly crith this Agency in. the activities of the — : 7 Friends | “of Abaco, in support of Abaco's independence, oe . _ - On several occasions, involving at least two former : Soe . officers of this orjvanization, MULDOON and ROUSSOS cited ‘above, WERBELL has introduced thea as “presumably active | Agency. officials in such a fashicn as to inply, according Ls to the persons involved, that cither this. Agency or the ; Sone ~.. United States’ Government SUPPOTTS - the ains 5 of the - ve -. Friends of: Abaco. : oe - os. Bo .6. Most recently, WERBILL has proposed to both : ; retired officers in separate -conversations that they — ~ conduct.a study, involving a visit to Abaco, to determine ; the feasibility of ‘Abaco's independence in political and econonic terms The study would include interviews with ‘citizens on Abaco prior to an alleced “plebiscite” on independence to take place in Abaco on 25 June 1974, To be ‘included in the investiration is research on the St r oa probable reaction in the United Nations Ore3nization to . ee a petition from political grouns in Abace for support on —_ pes independence, notably any parallels to be found in ; precedents such.as the Biafra secession fron Nigeria. pO 7. Andrew ST. GEORGE, a nationally ‘noun free-lance writer, has become active in WERBELL's orsanization and clains to be preparing an article on WERRELL and the Abaco movement for publication” in True Harazine. - ST. GEORGE has particinated in the several meetings that WERBELL, ‘CLIVER and their associates have had with the two retired Agency | officers, Hr. John ? MULTCON and Mr. Ted ROUSSOS. ~ 8... In default. of the collaboration ‘of either ' MULDOON of ROUSSOS, SERBELL and OLIVER have hired Walter Joseph MACKEM, a former Agency friend of both MULDOON and ROUSSOS. . a 9. - John “ULDO yo. is currently. enployed ‘as the Washington renresen wtative of the firm Security Consultants "International, a subsidiary of the Atlanta (Ga.) detective ‘agency, Central. ‘Investigative Agency. ROUSSOS is not: enployed.. . FOR THE. ‘DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS: _fs/ David A. PHilLtps David A. Phillips | — " CIRA-0371-74 | ‘ 1 ” ' H i ee Distribution: Orig. & 1 Ladle © Loo Oe oe oe Ct oe or hr er ry FBI - OPS/LSN CIOPS/WH * 201-259910 C/OS/SSD/OSB_ C/WHD WH/Security O/ PERSONNEL for | MULDOON, Roussos, and. MACKEM'S personnel. files WH/7/CAR Chrono 189- 9-1 BASED ON: Memoranda for the Record dated: 22. May 1974 21 June 1974 22 June -1974 26 June 1974 14-00000 Ff ee SEGRE fant ge a\ - ' Subject: Agency Retiree's Involvement. with oe Abaco Independence Group an Memorandum for the Record . 1.. Through the intermediary of Robert Brown,. DC/EA, “and retired ‘staffer Jack "Red" Stent, I was put in- touch 5 with John MULDOON, another retired staffer who -is now fioriinal vice-president of a Washington-based © - _ ‘firm called "Security.Consultants International." : ' Muldoon made the contact with. me apparently. on ‘the -- advice o ob: Brown and Red Stent whose’ counsel he- : ight. ij ‘fort to ‘protect himself from the possible. " his. “involvement with a group promoting... _, the independer tthe Bahamian -Commonwealth—is:land-of -- - Abaco. We mét at 1100‘hours at "Tony's" on-L street. - ‘and 18th N.W. in downtown Washington. Red Stent-was-: ; there to introduce me to Muldooa but he did not participate - in the discussion. ° ; ; 2. Muldoon presented me with a typewritten report containing the essential data he possessed concerning a_group of individuals with whom.he had met on Friday, 17.May 1974 -in- ‘Washington. Attending the meeting with Muldoon on that occasion were Mitchell WERBELL III (aka “Mitch Three"), Lord and -Lady BELLHAVEN (alleged British peers}, Mike OLIVER (a wealthy electronics tycoon of European, possibly French, origin who currently resides in Carson City, Nevada) ,‘ Howard HANDELMAN (Washington correspondent of "U.S. News’ and World Report”), Renee (Inu) (the evening's object of Werbell's seeningly voracious affections) and an employe of the Library of Congress whom-Muldoon chose not to identify to me. At ‘a subsequent meeting on Monday, 26° May .1974, Muldooa had lunch with WERBELL and free Yance writer Andrew 3t. GEORGE who is also involved with WERBELL in the Abaco independence enterprise. ‘The Werbell. croup is known as the "Friends of Abaco" (already documented as such in our files). , ot : . eadervrcir c. a Cus Se “ ‘SECRET. ; 3. Arowledge of the background of the principals ig essential to a comprehension of the affair as recounted by Muldoon: oS a : : Sey ; - a. IsYand of Abaco ~ From available file .., . a i information-*é Know that Abaco is.a snall island at the north end of the Bahamas archipelago a short distance . off the Florida coast. which was populated in 1785 by . British Loyalists and their Black.$laves fleeing the United’States following independence. The island remains about ' 50% white. Openly apprehensive in anticipation of - _y, |. -the Bahamas’ Yndependence from Great Britain, the residents a4 Jof. Abaco, ‘both. white and black, have found themselves - | v since independence - the object of apparent antagonism and adiiinistrative neglect on the. part of the Pindling _. ernment ,, which. has fueled talk of secession from u rule. This talk has been institutionalized in an. ¢ zation headed by a white, Charles "Chuck" hie..Abaco’ Independence Movenent (ATM) . | . “3 genous. ors “HALL.,. and-cart ae -HALB is asresident of Marsh Grove, the country cross roads” ot ; which poses as the metropolitan capital of Abaco; he ae frequently visits Miami where he meets with Werbell. coy b.. Mitchell WERBELL IIT - A PhiJadelphian, WERBELL was a member of OSS in the Far East during World _ War II where, according to. Muldoon, he cane to know the © a Director and Lou Conein. Werbell currently a resident. cob. - of Atlanta, now-is president of: an international arms a _. peddling firm called Defense Systenis International (DST). in addition to industrial security systems, according to MULDOON, DSI sells automatic weapons (including a minia- ture machine pistol with a silencer) and bomb-booby- trapped ~~ items of various sorts (e.g., a tennis ball with a fuse. which is automatically activated when vou stop playing) and other James Bondian accessories. Werbell hopes to establish gaming casinos, hotcls and other tourist facilities in Abaco catering to the U.S. tourist crowd available for easy ferrying from nearby Miani. As a consequence of some run-in with Prime, Minister Michael Pindling, however, Werbell is apparently permanently . persona non -xrata in the Bahamas; hence his ambitions appear to be contingent on Abacan independence. e ; c. Mike OLIVER - The financial angel of the "Friends of Abaco,” Oliver's origins and auspices are somewhat obscure to Muldoon. OLIVER clains to have spent 3 SEGRE time in a Nazi concentration camp during World War IT; che Speaks excellent French; he has a pet political ‘theory wWhich-he has pub lished. He is seeking some political entity where he can put his theory into practice to illustrate. to the U.S. government that it Is Worth practicing’ in’ this country. In contrast to -fhis. colleague Mitch Three Werbell, however. he seems adamantly opposed to establishing a gambling empire. -d. Lord and ‘Lady BELLHAVEN - A member of the British House of Lords, .RELLHAVEN: plans to’ make a’speech there, following his return. to London. on ‘22 May 1974;-castigating the British government for : allowing Abaco to, be abused by: Nassau. ‘BELLHAVEN ” appears to.be- ddentical with Robert Anthony Carmichael. “" HAMILTON, bord 27 -Feb 27° the 13th Lord of BELHAVEN . and STENTON . His wife is ‘the. former. Elizabeth ‘Ann “... J. MOSELEY, da £ ‘the jate Colonel “Arthur Henry: . re " . MOSELEY.’ (whos rela m.to fame remain + to be- probated). - . . This information: comes from sevéral tomes on. the ~ English peerage “which were researched - ‘for me. by ‘Sally Ann Brown of. “E/BC. e. Howard HANDELMAN - The U. s. News and World Report correspondent also has contacts with the Agency, a fact which concerns Muldoon. : f. Central Investigation ‘Agency - An Atlanta a . detective Agency established a few vears ago by Howard COSGROVE, a former Georgia police orficer specialized . in narcotics operations who was apparently fired from , ‘the force for reasons unknown to Muldoon. COSGROVE retains a 265 interest in the CIA (sic); Mitchell | -WERBELL IV (‘Mitch Four") holds another. 26% and a re- maining 6% interest is held by the nominal president of "CIA," a retired Army colonel named Byer or Briar. The “EIA" has in turn established Security Consultants Inter- national, as a: Washington-based wholly owned subsidiary. _ i “'SCI's specialities are anti-audio sweeps and electronic ; surveillance using devices developed by one David MURISSEY, “an electronics engineer who colla borates with MULDOON g wee "CIA." 4. The incident which alarmed Muldoon occurred during the Friday gathering of the individuals mentioned in paragraph two. Muldoon was palmed-off by Werbell at so this gathering as an “official of the CIA (Central — = assured him that es SERED as Intelligence Agency, in this instance)" who was there to attest to the fact that neither the CIA nor the U.S, - Government is. oppesed to Abacan independence. Hi's fo interlocutors, despite Muldoon's protests that he was retired from.CIA and in no way represented U.S. government interests respecting Abaco,. seemed anxious-- he felt - . .,, to accept his: presence there as evidence of U.S. —_ a government -endorgséenent of the Abacan independence movement. og. ‘he ‘woutd ‘not be pinpointed by: Werbdell as the source of ‘this ‘information if any action’ were taken on it. T | » apart’ fron ‘the particular incident on 17 May 1974, the general outlines of WERBELL .and his activities. and.aspirations for Abaco ‘have already been |. reported. by two‘or three other sources... Since there is “nothing the Agency can plausibly do at this juncture: -. ~about WERBELL'S apparent effort: to con his supporters =~ ‘into-thinking that the ‘CIA was. backing the Abaco. — ..: depende ; venture, I told Muldoon.I planned merely ~ ; isside of ‘this story. a matter of record and™ Oat that. Fe .S; Muldoon took sorie pains to gain reassurance that 6.. To-cap off the story, Red Stent invited us to! . lunch at. the Class Reunion on Eye Street ard Y8th. When Muldoon ‘and -I arrived to meet Stent we found him ensconced _ at-a-corner table with three other people. Red rushed "over to inform us.that he would be introducing me as a colleague of his from AEROJET. He then presented me to WERBELL, Werbell's date.Patricia BOTOND ‘and Cecil BROWNLOW “of "Aviation Weekly." WERBELL, looking for all the world like Jerry Colonna, was intent on the task of seducing Miss BOTOND, who happened to be promoting a convention for the Atlantic Union organization, a political enterprise which is an offshoot of the World Federalists Movement. Miss BOTOND, as it turned otit was reared in Shanvhai, China, at the same time as Stent. Red had attended school with _cher brother. - the German Schoul in Shanghai. Miss BOTOND had been expelled fron the German school in the late 1930s for having had anti-Nazi deodles in her copybook. Brownlow had helped Red obtain. aerial photos of the. _ ChiCom consulate compound in Geneva in the early 1960s _ when Red was stationed in Paris. When Werbell had wearied of the reminisences of Stent and Botond and had managed to hustle his prey off to a private table, Stent ~ Tevealed to BROWNLOW that I was not AERQJET but CIA. Fortunately my name was mumbled at the introduction so that no one could have repeated it. No one in fact seemed interested. . oo ; SEBEET 23S RET LE AE TENS tr FS ae t } H H t 1 a ce gg ow “. 7. =Following Lunch Muldoon left witn a culleague for a meeting at the Justice Department to. determine | whether in sweeping Embassy buildings in Nashington he must register as en agent of a foreign government (whichever it ight be). Brownlow went about his business. Stent paid for the lunch. I returned to what Stent whinsically refers to as the "Funny Farm." My only regret is that George Orwell could not have joined us for that lunch. oo. Le wal fot i ne “| ; E. James McTighe : DC/WH/7 - DDO/WH/7/E.James McTighe:sdf (24 May 74) Distribution: ~ | : . Orig - DC/EA .. : ‘ 1 - 189-9-2 @) - -20%-259910 1 - C/WH/? 1 .- DC/WHD ° 4 i 1 7 ‘ ; : KAME: ctrrznsine:” | BPLonEn:.. EDUCATION: TRAVEL: PAPERS: “DATA DATED: 2s BOTOND,. Patricia, Nee: - POTTER ~' fr. . . “BOTOND, Krisztina;.b.el960 °° 4 a £ b58 126 7 galy 1965 . IOGRAPHICAL DATA BOTOND, Istvan 17 Aug 1921, Hungary USA, Raturalizea, May 12, 1962 “2152 Wyoming Ave., N.Wey Washington, D.C. “BOTOND, Andrew; b. c1962.-—_. Step-Childrén: . L . Lila; bd. c19h8°, Christopher; b. ¢19h7 ‘ Architect/Urban Designer. The Perkina & WLLL . Partnership, Washington,. D.C. . a 1953: Palatine Joseph Polytechnic University, ‘Budapest, Hungary . 1961: Ratvard University, Cautridge, Mass Extensive . F.I.C.A.: O74-32-6h19 Not Dated 14.00000 "+ ISTWAN BOTOND, A.LLA. Age ow ‘ 7 . Citizenship: "Marital status: ORALC.A. (°- 074-32-6419. “Education... ipl. Architect Architecy/Urban Designer . “2482 Wyoniing avenue, N. WwW. Washing, D. Cc. 26008 (202) DUpost 7-7525 Born: August 17, 1921, Hungary A. (Nanuralized, May 12, 1962)" ~ Wife: Patricia Potter Botond (U.S.A.) Childre=: ‘Krisztina, 3 1/2 years . Andrew, 2years =~ Te (Lia, 16 years, and Christopher, 15 j years, from “wife's. Previous marriage: a¥e- Hot filly cependesn), © “Palatine Joseph’. Polytechnic University, '_.Faciilty of Architecture and: Engineering, ’ Bucapest, Hungary, 1955. . Master of Architecture tn Urban 1 Design “ Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, ‘Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1961" , Registered Architect New York Stace # 8181 ~ Discrictot Columbia-#:A= 15760" ~ NCARB Certificate —# 4936 Professional “Corporate Member, ' Affiliadioa: | . American Institute of Architects, Washington Metropolitan Chapter Awards: 2. ” 1984, Fourth Prize for. réplanning of a bombed cigy aquare and _ Neighborhood in Debrecen, Hungary (co-designer) 1961, Scholarslup. at Ceatro bternazionale di Snodt - di Architettura “Andrea Palladio," taly * Languages: English, ‘Hungartan, German, Preach (acquaintance) . Travel: _-' The Eahamas ‘58; Europe. °S9, ‘62, '65; Canada "61, °62: a U.S. Virgia Islands '63, '65; Berrauda ‘63 lacerests: - Music, photography; sports: skiing, tennis Ww =~ }4-00000 Publications: ; Ma ittmttvészet ("Hungariaa Architecture ")-- moathly — at: 'S6: Airport and Buildings (Diploma thesis) . July °S8& Furniture Factory in Debrecen, Hungary . an Harvard University Library \ eo , , -Factora that Shape the City: Case saucy -- Budapest PROFESSIONAL June} 1963 = Present od EXPERIENCE hy perkina’& Will Partnership, Architects vas Washington, D.C. ; : ‘Head: of ‘Design: Déparmeat Loe : Responsible and involved in every: design fob as guide and crite. Iv additioa to administrative duties (Personnel, Budget, | . ‘Schedules, etc. ), active designer of two major projects: " a) Universtiy of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. Boe . Teaching Hospital and Ambulant Paticat Facilities ° So ; ae _ First stage ready for bid . Se . ae a, Est: $:7,500, 000 b) Duke University, Durham, N. c. Research Laboratory Building for Medical Sciences Working drawings under preparation Est. $5,400,000 Other Department works: Duke University, Durham, N.C; Main Entrance Bid: § 3,700, 000 ; ; Duke Untversity, Durham, N.C. — - Cinical Research I Buildings Est: $ 1,800,000 ' George Washington. Univeraity, Washingtan, D.C. - Long Range Plaa Doctors" Office Building, Washington, D.C. . Est $ 2, 600, 000 7 Virgin Islands Medical Ceaters: Se. Thomas, St. Croix Est $14,000,000 each Mb 4 wwe RN i! coved 7 ee . cod ioe ; : —_— — Istvdn Bond, pore 3 Oo PROFESSIONAL December 1956-funé 1968 _ ; EXPERIENCE = (Absent tea mouths for Post-Graduate Snuidiea) IM. Pel & Associates, Architects’& Planners New York, New York ° Architect Désigner/Planner.. . Hotel Denver Hiltor: design work and detailing of precast /exterior and store fronts. se _ M.ILT. Earth Science Building: preliminary design _ | aod planning work : . _- Union Station-ates project, -Toronto, Canada: alte ”_ dhalysie ind feasibility smdies. | So . “Financial Plaza; “ Detintown Toronm, Cadada: _— prélimizary:stidlés.for a bank sand: office buildinga "+, project — a . . : -Weybosset Hill, Urban’ Renewal Project,.. Providence, R.L: Urban Deeigner in the Planning Team : a ; Newhouse Communication Ceater, Schoo! of Journalism, ‘Syracuse University, New York: consultant on precast — exterior system - : Town Center-Plaza, Southwest Washingtoa, D.C.: site | " study for extension of a newly constructed Housing- ~ a ee ae ‘Shopping project. eeeoe Prior to December 1956 alk ck . Various architectural positions in Hungary (part-time during University years.) : Final year: (August 1955-November 1956) Head of Architectural aranect in the Regional Planning *. Bureau for Northeast Hungary, Duties-similar to : 7°. . pf€eent position, _ 36 A . . £, . . oat Bask BUM _ ey aise see = Popov Sooucsbscort Corfroreadions janie Preeoklinoied COP oso SUITE 409/151 SOUTH KING STREET | HONOLULU, HAWAIL 96514 | PHONE 949-4733 | Cable Address: GENINVCO Dau 4 Bradéctreet, Ince * “Rie 508 4677. Ala Yoana - Kowoiulu,: Hawaii 968146. ¢ " Ate'a: Neil Leitner é € a financial statement on Oliver-Roza Corp.,: dated” . — 1OFS3169 by Chalk & Joerg, CPA‘s, 717 North Curry Stes P.O. Box £060, Careon City, Nevada, 89071, © 0 Wi appraieal of ai "Oliver Subdivision" by Noble 7. Murray, - - ', Real Aetace Appraiser & Consultant, 2345 Camas Re., Carson Ciry Nevada, - . . Te oe sel Oliver, an Electronic's sagineer, of 2089 El Rancho. e, Carson City, Nevada, is President of at least two corporations, author of "A New Constitution for A New Country";| ho} a committment from Waitechall Securities Corp., 138 Main Sc, OceabPore, New Jersey, to his Vanguard-Corp. ‘so underwrite the - Gales: of 500,000 ‘Bhares of cCoumon stock at $10.00 per share; “@¢ul'fell thru because Britiena or Dutch B0versuents failed to aE : qm” . ; coe Charu with: tax relief, ~ Sinyorely, . , fe . Le o Le Semen we 77) " : Ao . a 4 tf Gait pnd. Leo 7s; Jonick — LPSfaba ee i : . \ woes 14-0000 Pik ses 3p Sedan : : . ited 7 ton, . a . ; 4 Son i i fe Nae 4 65°52. 04-712-3096 oR 48 war 1 169 "i VANGUARD COR?” : AND DEVELOPMENT. . , 1988 NO, 2089 EL RANCHO OR ot i : ; . , CARSON CITY NEV 89701 re oe TEL 702 882- 2685 rhe SUAZARY no, MICHAEL OLIVER, PRES yt "PAYMENTS UNDETERMINED | ot MORRIS C, DAVIS, V PRES ; EMPLOYS 3 m mo. _.. BETTY $. (MRS. M.) OLIVER, SEC-TREAS RECORD” = CLEAR; DIRECTORS: THe officers and L. A, whl tore, ; . Joseph A, Foss Jr, Or. R. 5. Williams, OF. Rs Melers, . a Arthur, Ls Bonike, and § Robert Johnson. vo . rs siters for: this operation + were not: “Jocated ‘during current Tavesti+ on ?t 5 personal’ payment record: is satisfactory. ls al 1969, Me Oliver, president, _was unavallable for an: interview, : “> HISTORY: a : So : One outside source gubmitted—the following statemont from Michael Oliver, a 4 ersonal lye dated Apr 25 1968: | - TL ash : $ 8,200 Acets Pa $ {6 _ _ pects R “1,300 Owing Autos 3, 7200 - Coin Col Tection & Stocks * 6,000. Lo . "| Current. . 45,560 Current . . 3,359 RE . 327,000. Ntgs i. - 27,0467 ° . . Autos . 5,990. NET WORTH : ; -. 318,003 : Total : "346, 400 Total Lo 348,400 . . Unsigned. . 0. ° Real -esiate ‘includes interest In Oliver-Roos Corp of $289,000; Carson Gtty residence, $23,000; house at San Diego, Callf, $15,000. Statement was | °° ootalaed from outside sources. _— wo On Mar 18 1969, Oliver .was uravailable for an ‘Interview, : . Ostaiis on this businass wera not available In outside quarters. Ona outside source reported that operations are currently in the formative stages. HISTORY ~ ’ Incorporated “In Nevada Nov | 1968; autnorized capital, $500,000. MiCHAEL OLIVER, bora 1920, married. 1965 to-starting this concern, angaged in lang development, as an officer In Otlver-Boza Cornoration. Prior to that, was associated with the Philco Corp. .In Palo, Alto, Callfs Prior to that, emaloyes by Volt Tech Corp., at San Diego. The. directors are residents of the State of CVlifornia; antecedent informationis not currently availadle. GPERATION Operates ‘In the land cevale Teor fielc. Full scope of operations nor . - -learned. Theraare—fio emp os s. LOCATION: Heacquarters . _s. . are maintained at Oliver's eels By Oauned ix in vd Pie. M. Olver “5619 -(2006 6) Cradle 34 yYroRrm OR MANNSIA WHATEVE a. THES avroar may Nor es aa coo in .whovt On- IN FPaRT IN an eek DHAPS Mi clne ECan eRe oigtiany Cree rec, oe ME ST tyets ody aS ie bse ; 4 “y re Jot ty BAS * : Bie , OS . Qeuo ses usted, me, 6 52 ot _ C2 48 APR ze 197): . OLIVER ROSA CORP LAND DEVELOPMENT 2089 EL:RANCHO DR ‘CARSON CITY. NEV 89701 TEL 702 682-2483 - MICHAEL OLIVER, PRES FRANK ROSA, JR, V PRES). . . 4. ~~” “« BETTY S ChRS Mm) OLIVER, SEC-TREAS «3. “RECORD INOOMPLETE UNDETERMINED 4 _ DIRECTORS: ‘The Officers and Robert R Johnson ppliers-for this operation were not located during current... igation. Gliver's porsonal payiients «record: is. satisiactory£ . “SOR AEH 28,1971 of fears were absent. Reporter estimates are: mos Real estate . “$-- 290,000" = ey. REAL ESTATE > TITLE VALUE -* Residence of Olivers ' Oliver/Wite — $23,000 House, San Diego Oliver/Wi te 15,000 Furthér current financial estimates ara unavailable. Concerning a personal statement of Michael Oliver, dated April $968, total assets were listed at $348 ,469-and net worth at $318,003, Net worth of Oliver centered - heavily In real estate, a Operations of the concern appear to be profitable. Full extent of ‘Operations unknown. Fire insurance details not learnad. Businass is well ce ‘~ostablished" and “affairs appear to be kept In order. BANKING = Bank facility not learned, , . ~ HISTORY - . Incorporated Nevada on Nov'5 1965, authorized capital. $200,000. with 20,000 Shares at $10 per share, _M OLIVER born 1920, married. Was associated with the Philco Corp in Palo Alto, Calif. Prior’ to that, employed by Volt Tech. Cora at San Ofego. Is Presently also the president of a Vanguard Corp. ue B OLIVER born 1925 married. -Is bookkeoper of concern. . Antecedents of Rosa Jr and Johason lacking. ~ a RELATED CONCERN: Vanguard Corp. same address, established 1968, operates also in. land Gevelopment, Extent of Inter-company relations unlearned, : | OPERATION — Operates In the tand cavalopment field. Business non-seasonal. . Emaloys 4 including directors. LOCATION: Headquarters are maintained at Oliver's residence, owned by Mr and Mrs'M Olver, , 4-28 (88 3) . ; a - . . 34 CPr2oouctD in WHOLE Of IN PART IN A NY Foam Oo ow me THIS @apont May x Bote ee reg eanutere: of “, OUTEQJG ‘MESSAGE - SrauaL Conte Rn Use ont mi ~ 3 “ace co ae 1088 1s cnF og oO a 86060 oO 0 esse canse /SECRET ; : ; Oe - “STAFF 2223242 DIRECTOR y) $1609. CONF: Ealeo INFO: ‘ohn EAY GA, Of Lo, 10 DISSEN BY: v7 . a sult A Yors a a ne ; 0 “ne tuen to Qo wonse . : .. . TO: HONG KONG, INFO’ BANGKOK: SAIGON. TAPPER/CO. STRYLIC — So , oe REFS: A> HONG KONG 3086S IN Lb3b87] . B.. SAIGON 74629 TIN LB41641 “Gs SATGON 74809 [IN 3b326b]..” dD. BANGKOK $5098 [IN 1bEH?4I E. SAIGON 74890 JIN 2ubE22) bs H@S FILES CONTAIN FOLLCUING ON BENNETT 8. BINTLIFF. “¢201- 885951}. SUBJECT OF REF A REQUEST: A. EARLY APR 1971. DEPARTMENT OF ARMY VIA INTERAGENCY SOURCE REGISTER EXPRESSED OPS INTEREST IN SINTLIFF AS A "SOURCE ASSET" IN-— VOLVED: IN ARMY OPERATION LcOL-Des ACTIVATED 2S MAR Lobhs WHICH WAS >THE CONUS FIELD STATION, A SUBORDINATE ELENENT OF U.S. ARMY FIELD ACTIVITIES CONMAND- HOWEVER. ARMY DROPPED ITS INTEREST IN BINTLIFF WITHOUT PREJUDICE 13 OCT 1472. DPOB LISTED AS 1? FEB 1928, AUSTIN, TEXAS. BINTLIFF ALSO LISTED AS! PRESIDENT. OUANTUN CORP. Y4Y MADISON, NEU YORK. AND VICE PRESIDENT» MILITARY ARMANENT CORP... L'ENFANT PLAZA Nea WASHINGTON D. Ce DATE: : CNG: oo: a cB UNIT: : . . : ' EXT: : : 3.3 : Fife /H P07 - 29010 AUTHENTICATING OPNiCER coceomatona orncees fees rcaron ” _, REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROKIBITEO £E 2 . HAPOET SECRET a . “cl BY: : * 59272 a cating CfmCER “BINTLIFF AND WERBELL, WERE INVOLVED IN FUNDING MERCENARY EXPEDITION ON. UU OUING Wes nwK ei _ . . . : . an Vee _ : SIGYAL CRNta@ USE Ome ny : _l id [| oe tom we co a a a rece oF maaES . aie ce pes 4 ; Shana atom . : te ° ; Lad, “SECRET ye fio. CS" Biel ‘ate BR ece MarR tel £TOe : Date Twe cece . toe ST OL wespace mae Be —_ PP NO Oy ee ne er: a. oe _ ot CONF: INFO; FILE we! a 6607 DISSEM OY: O -morn 0. mo noen - 0 4a -_f we 5, PER # : : . . . AC TH | fas can ‘ OD mererro a oe i Af oo BOSE OSE 8. -BINTLIFF AT one. TINE UAS sh OFFICIAL OF STONT CS. CORPL: 4655 PEACH TREE STREET: N- Ee. ATLANTA GEORSEAY, gos Lists MITCHELL MY a IS L. UERBELL TIz AS. VICE PRESIDENT: AWERBELLS ON WHOM Res HAS LENGTHY” 201. FILE. Is CHARACTERIZED AS /ATIERTCAN ADVENTURER “UNSCRUPULOUS UHEELER. DEALER: [AND PROMOTER OF: SRANRIOSE. SCHEMES. VERBELL YAS IN- “VOLVED IN: GUNRUNNING “AND MERCENARY: venTURES IN CUBA, DOMINICAN RE- Orn FALSELY PUBLIC, SOUTH. VIETNAM AND THATLAVD MINBEYING GEHERALD CONNECTIONS .} ABACO ISLAND, BAHANAS- (UERBELL 701 FILE} CC. FOI REPORT MM1OS-21562. 47 JULY 1973, INDICATES GINTLIFF - Nou” OUNER OF DEFENSE SYSTEMS INT!RNATIONAL, POWDER SPRINGS. GEORSIAs UHOSE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF ADMIMTSTRATOR IS. PAUL J- ROUTHIER, A RE- TIRED U-S. AIR FORCE LT. COL. AND UERBELL'S SON-IN-LAW. c+ RE eeRw FIRM MENTIONED ON REF Ca CHECK OF ATLAN TA TELEPHONE DIRECTORY sHOUS. LISTING FOR BINTILIFFs BAYARD. ROUTHIER, WERBELL AND CO.a ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WHICH LISTS SAME ADDRESS “AND TELEPHONE NUMBER “AS DEFENSE SYSTEMS INTERWATIONAL {DSI}. BSI ALSO HAS ADPRESS LISTING. AT #32 MACLAND~ DALLAS» POUDER SPRINGS» GEORGIA, WHICH IS RESIDENCE “OATE: . ORIG: UNIF: © EXT: CoghS yates Cencuen BUSA RT are CrrCee mevravina OFFce® : : . Ly eee anes REPRO 9 TTHON BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS “OHIQITED —€ 2 IMPDET F . ’ oe : . set Ctl BY: 14-0000 > ° srowas cates vee a - on @ oo.o © oo oo. - oo a oe SECRET s “ wee 7 : ee . a ee ee ae coe CONF: INFO: FILE a SIE <7 DISSEM BY: va DO cee omens cote \ PER _. F. — eee 7722627 fe hut 1 ayy Toad Aa om _ CLAIMED BY BINTLIFF AND WERBELL - I 0 ble he “3. WHAT. LITTLE IKFO HaS HAS: RE prntutre’ IS INCONCLUSIVES Hou _ EVER, IF JUDGMENTS CAN eC RADE ay COMPANY HE KEEPS. DEALINGS WITH HIN -, SHOULD BE APPROACHED UITH cauTIOW. WHILE ABOVE BACKGROUND INFO ON OO BENTLIFF AND WERBELL CANNOT BE-PASSED TO LIATSON BECYASE OF THETR U.S. ~ CITIZENSHIP. STATION CAM PRSS stayLac PARA 2B TELEPHORE DIRECTORY. once , - INDKATIO © oe . INFO ANDY THAT “BINTLIFF™ HAS UNSAVORY CONNECT TIONS AND Hay: “FALSELY, cLatn U-S. GOVT AFFILIATIONS-. a ge? _ ; eee 4. FILE! 203-s8S933- €2, IMPDET-d pee olf a Le / Us by af EA/TBL/T: ROBERT - SavacespRarty a: ah Ole fe : vo peat EAS INO/SVNE BRUCE RUBEN/DRAFT/ 7 ‘ eh , v \ _USN/ISR: EVERETT GARNES/DRAFT/ oare: Cl FEB- “uy. , . ong: JOSEPH MARRA/RVY umt: CH/HTH { 0 ; a RP?U/L Ibs a ce. _ R ae ap haney ae — OF [yee “ROGERT (Ds -BROUN,, JR? 2,2 JANES He KELLY«uR- AC/EA \t DCEA/CH ete ore A Tremaine rite QO ERS. : : 0 Sstegant fers oFricer 6a ase Ts ‘ REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED — 2 IMPDET SECRET. ; . : Se ck BY: Sde2?l. PS prsnel ae! Waratah etiiraalonra. a a a an a __ tN 3 CJ usctassieiep = iat con entiat 7 secrer, ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET. 2” tOptiongn . Sénsitive: i EXTENSION aie ‘Case 61168 + cate wet ; Room SO, “key “building - - Sexte. 2 5 : Mr. Evan. Anas _ft 10; Otce degen, room amber, and . __22 Jamiary. 1974 bvrkdeng . es OFFICER'S, . . . INITIALS COMMENTS Number each “comment t6 stow fram shom Tee whem. Crowe o lime ecrois column cher ecck comment} ato 7 SOPwanDED Attached report was sent in-by. DCD/Miani.” A-ceny . has been passed to WH Station in “Miami. —_—_ — C/HH/T/0 » 3B 0001 Has. 7 -{HIM~00-£-325/60268-74) 2 th so: : td thie. Keypae eon J ‘i tf ‘ te. on Li posed! te bebe G6L 4 ; ‘p< fail? Clie a ; Ceoet. ave Waeds, de Na 56 tis a7 bre > cle ton z“ = 5. a ! — En ie Le fermi i ee ee ae = y- q i DP = ee It ane fs Low C+ Co selel v . ‘6. ~ . . ! Z A 7 mn eee tare : ; 6, ta Poo Le pate Po LO al be wou’ Po ee al ls of PO aT. 7. ~ 2 bes eh i . ; j "aul “fs ant - (Te . Ley Tt 1 2 ; ke Ete Mat > > Wo. Rent Rae Stee trl : fe 1189. a a ef é; ajsheet wet op s/a103 DoD ctoe> E-2 IMPDET CL BY 007622, t . | 7 weet or, | a noe why 2° ; | | | . . Sr” . — . a - 13. iO : Pop - os Sob | “| ; M. an pop i i | ; 1's a 22 7 ‘ { Ry GIO MEESY CO] secret =) conipenTiAL «INTERN? nchaSsiFIEO USE . ~ PERSONA’, AND CONFICENTIAL coer ob Co decuiber 9, 1973 oy ae _ ot. re _ -py 1 Interim, Report - Period of rine oe 373 : 12/9/73 ‘RE: Current Bahamtan Situation — : The following peopte were contacted by ‘the writer: - Jay Mallin (Decenber. 3, 1973. ;) Mallin states that to the. best of his knowledge there are only two groups known to be active fn the “inbaeo, Movenént--the, group that ‘WerBe} (Mitchell Livingston KerBel [1I) 1s associated with and a group being headed up by a Bob Brown. ‘Brown’ is currently in Washington ana is about to return to his home cwhtch is in ‘Boulder, Colorado. Hallin incicated that 1f anything were about “to occur Brown would certainly be fn the Miami area. Brown 1s a white Amert can: and an ex-Special Forces type. He has forned. a group of. ex- ~Spectal ‘Forces Specialists that-fn Mallin's opinion "could really raise Hell.” Brown, according to Mallin, has been working for Chuck Hall. However, Han 1s alse aligned with Wersel. / Ballin states t “hall of the planning sessfons = Brown's group , chave been held in the tiving room of Mallin’s Corat Cables home. | . Brown's ‘group: ts all white but he has been in ‘contact with soz. of . the local Blacks in. Abaco. The Blacks have had no formal training ‘nor do , they possess the prover. weapons for any sizable operation. In order to _ |ootate ‘Weapons and training. the Blacks have made friendly overtures to Brown" $ ‘group. OS 7 . . : | Matlin, Stated that some of the local Slacks could | move on thefr own a but, he ‘believes that it would be highly unlikely. Maltin speciitated. that U. s. Mafia “money may be being. spent in the i Bahamas in ‘order to finance the overthrow of Pindling! $ government to stop: ; the seizure of the “cas tnos. He, aid not have any evidence to substantiate the Ini answer to a-direct Guedtion from “the writer Malin ‘further commented - that Paul Bethal is totally. out of the ‘Abaco situatfon. Bethal’s only role, . . according to Mallin, was the one meeting he arranged for WerBel, Hall, a Michael L{ghtbourne (Phonetic) and George Wackenhut. Bethal, Mallin further stated, , me an _ - 7 trys: to give people the impression that he has very high level connections including members of the NationalSecuri ty Council..and-that -he .prepares papers -and other briefings for the Council. HMallin‘states that this {s not true, that _Bethal infact has no such contacts, oO - . Mallin-went on to say that kerBel would not get involved with anything that would Jeopardize his U. S. government contracts especially the sale” of “Ms silencer to the Army. In addition, ‘according to Mallin, WerBel | is’ x CIA on ; informant and would advise the Agency of Ms activities. _ On Oecenber 9, 1973, Maltin was ias recontacted by . the writer. Chuck Hall travels to Miami 4 great deal ‘and contacts Mallin when he. does., Maltin, said his last contact with Hall was about two months 290. Hatt? $ Supporters are mainly white although © 2, a ae on weak. J-00000 there are & couple of i tks, Hell {s publishine a min "yraphed newsletter . ; “ under the name uy. the tbaco Independent Movement. : _ | , Hailin indicated that, "the whites cannot do anything in Abaco ° i witheiss everyone knuulag about #t.” , There has been a’series of thetts of weapons in the. Bahamas and Mallia believes that Black, _MlStants could possibly be involved. Mallin ce further believes that. there’ may in fact be a Black militant group ‘operating tn the Abaco area. Mallia stated ‘that, “Meret s ‘bringing 4 in of Colin Mitchel)” was just - a, a lot of noise." - He went-on to say” Mitchet did not accomplish anything. | David W. ike ‘Associate : ‘Securit Director, University of Miami, Nites ‘not’ heard of. any unusual activity in the Bahamas. In answer” toa direct question. fron. the writer Wike stated. that the only member of the tint versity conmunity -khewn’- to be travelling to the Bahamas frequently is a student who {sa suspected narcotics: dealer. Also, no prominent Bahamian - personalities or members of their families are -known to be attending the University. ‘John L. Curtin, Gove County Public Safety Department. Curtin states that, “the trouble‘has been building for the last six to eight months." He belfeves a direct assault would have to be made on Nassau itself in order to accomplish the destred objective of stopping the seizure of the “casinos. Curtin further stated that the Mafia has been "buying guns like -_ “ evazy." On. Decénber 5, 1973, Curtin, was” recontacted: due to the fact that he had dinner with a prominent Bahamian businessman who is known to be in. the lumber business. This. businessman is unite but fs well lIfked by the Blacks fn the Bahamas. His identity 1s unknown to the writer, iN a od —ThYs businessr:., stated that, there ts definite! increased activity but that no. specific fate for any overt ‘action-Avs teen mentioned. ; This” Bustressran believes that Mafia money 1s an important factor and that. Blacks will be hired *o co: the actual fighting if ‘there fs any fighting. He views the casing issue ‘as the crucial one. He belfeves Blacks whd are opportunistic will seize upon the casino issue to obtain weapons and money , from the Mafia and. attempt to seize power. Dre Cavid Carteno, Sociology Instructor, University of Miamf, Cartano was ‘contact ed due to his being a past member of the Institute. for the . Study ‘of ‘Change. khen he ‘first became assoctated. with the: Institute he: was “Introduced by. Yallin as being a Bahamian specialist. : Cartano. could. not. contribute anything pertinent to this “inquity. He renewed | his: ‘contacts’ in ‘the Aslands, in. over one: year! s time. “He does . have te Bahanian students tn" One of hits elasses ‘but neither ‘of then: has- : 7 uo Rentioned anything of any significance, He doubts their value as sources. a 7 ad. a ; Gorden’ 0. Rothwell, Chief of Security, Sheraton Four énbassadors HAN Hotel. Rothwell could not contribute anything pertinent to this inquiry. In oo oo addition no Prominent Bahami ans are presently or have been recently in the hotel, ; a . WL. Bruce Wrightson, Chief of Security, Sheraton Royal Biscayne ‘Hotel, No prominent Sahamians are presently. or ‘have been recently in the hotel, LA confidential local law enforcement Source indicated that “an attorney in West Palm Beach is selling automatic weapons. He is free : Tancing and has a sail warehouse with two separate aiarm systems installed. on the warehouse. ad ee SO SECRET CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY. Crief, Mani Field Ortice O98-44-74 ATTS : 0 Mr. uruce alavaring ; , & Jenvary 1874 Clef, Domestte Colivetion Division (auppurt aranch/Oss) . Mitchell “L, verboll, II \ Wo. 1. Ko. Aave revieved audjoct’ 3 Wl file for additional 1oforaatioa, . Bibject wes of ‘Aaterest: to this Agwacy aa 1959 aad vas. ‘granted a POA ia August of ‘that yoar. Tis was cancelled La October ‘1959 whea. ale tafofmatioa proved to be of little value and because. it vas “ Sudpected. Se vas tieing ‘Ageacy funds to promote his porsoanl. interests. Pind ‘Baa gubssqueatiy attenptes: to pass himself off as an Agency . s=ployoa. He’ is ‘characterized ‘Dy the filo'as wascrupulcus, a. ead a ‘prowoter of (@randioce schemes. The subject. . tigatioa fa 1873 by botn the Surecau of Alconsl,. acd the United Btates Quatcas Service for ~ . ‘to possible merceaary— activities ia Abaco Toland, _ 7 @ uf ths ‘gubject ahould coataet your ffico egiia, 0 sugteat you Gocept chatever fafornation he has to offor but mike no furthor camal mosta concerning Ageacy contact. Subject ts well known to the appropriate Desk and ia of catrezoly doubtful - chagacter. 3. Bo trust ‘thie Rene rents will provide you with useful fafommation concerniag thie subject. Thank you for bringiag hia esar to our attention, JACKSON BR, HORTOH i> &Phyaa for xDAces/b oe: forvices Br. (Coatrot) IP PFilos FILE: AHH-23819 i vt } . . want . 3-2 DODIY CL BY 010630 ‘ , elu T , : parr a7 , eo. son _ : See & 5 a af tt Vere i ox tf
104-10182-10073.pdf
14-00000 to 104-10182-10073 ie ape ee ee PP ON Alaca ss ae ek iy cee re | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF ae , UFILE TLTLE/NUNBER/VOLUME:, INCLUSIVE DATES: __ Se eh Ray eA MERI vk bar ealieg vtnathFie anes sath, ae 14-B¢D00 4 e'Ce Kecoen Cory Nm pgm rin bat, / 4 Cir 2 a Lane ny oe Q oe SUPREAUN NOTEO SPELLING SU3S NAME IN REPORT “GIVEN AS ncEXS FRENCH PHONETIC: RENDERING: OF yoaicks | -R 7301180251 SRI SET Indicate. Toe: Subject, Project Or Tlie No. In Which This | Fors Is To Be ‘Filed. See ed : SUaJECT OF 201 (Loot, Firat, middle) | ee 867°: : d M . i 201s8017¢2° ~ . - 200-011-010/05 OBD ~19954 | CIT RMGDESIA 2? : OCC. MERCENARY LOCATED.‘ON ‘Lar IN THE BELEARIC ATED W/COL. PETERS. AND MIKE "Indicate The Subject, Projec or ” 201 File No. In Which This - _ -Form'Is To Be Filed. pupaeer OF 201 (Leet. Firat, widdte) DOB: “17 Noveaber agi? POB: England ee Citidenship: Q hide sign. dul. 8 Address: 38: ntague. Square . . ; Jondon: W 1. Soy QR Mike HOARE 4 ee EE SETAE EBhan ot ' for Johannesbur .One. ercenaries involvéd in. July 66 3 * ASRouee, still-in the pay . of noeutu i Also,” tried. to involve - ‘Michael HOARE in the plot. : Ee ‘offered © 7 HOARE: 20, 000 L for 6 month | contract and rank of full. Colonel. Recruiting Officer th South Africa for ‘Tshombe! 3 forces... 66 Unwitting ‘SMOTH contact: - 1966. Went to London in. October 1966 , ’ Unscrupulous and undépendable Mar oy Address: ase ‘Bickerha 1. 14-0000 * . ‘KINSHASA 0864 HOARE stated. he going London about 12 March to - _ ' - (IN 17389) . heck on Yeszen deal. HOARE had. previously received 9 Mar. 1957: latter frox Alastair WICKS in London offering hin. ; po Oe 7 job with good pay- dnd conditions.. He believes thig = 0 2) eee a Job concerna Yeman, |: . io ae a . v-AZPA’ 2201 Attached a letter from WICKS to: HOARE, indicating WICKS 16:Mar 67 unable to develop proposition further, HOARE estimates of to. that’ the WICKS croposition relates to recruitment of mere cenaries for’ service in Yezen. His only basis: for this is develop.- ment reported. in AZPA 2200. °. = . a Ls eT ee) ee Oe ee, se ee ey arr emt pee PR YEE Distribution: oe Orig. & 2 -C/AF w/att -AZPA « 3040 CASIALATION . SeEeC-R-E-T _ S$ March 1970 Cr . {#-20000 : thi's moment,. ae have. a. imepting we ith'the “pa ttners tomorrow whea . which, if, adopted, would need to be ine “tude din the budget ana also ii Thope to get things mov ‘ing and a‘firm proposal « t to bankers, “T meationed to the partners that you had, some e novel ideas to solve the delivery problem and in view ‘of the. possible extra cost, they : nave asked me to get an outline from you: as to what. “your: ideas are, -both from the point of view of additional expense’ to give some added encouragement since this’ particn lar problem ‘comes: up again and. again and su far Thave refused to be drawn: onthe: subject though you know my fir st ide as, Tthiok a letter to the Club: Natitico will reach me safely though it w ould obv iously ‘be inadv isable to. mention the Spice Isiands, -Thear there is much afoot in your part of the w rorld and bot h- ‘Brazzavi iNe- and the Sudan hate been mentioned also. Anothe r ope ration, I hope you will not return to that sort of thing -- at least. until we have fully. explored the possibilities of the new - company, “(dated 2 zs Februacy 1970). ‘ 14-00008, ea ~ yd FT a a EA aS NNER AP Tg Te RETURNED 70: CoNco AS. SECOND IN comma ND TO MICHAEL - HO RE’ 5 wre, “MERCENARY: GROUP, Was LOCAL MERCENARY RECRUITED FOR 'SHOMBE, TN SALISBURY. “-MAIOR’ 1 HEADQUARTERS: petacnuf\ a5. 31H COMMANDO ay ‘CONGO FEBRUARY 1965; RESIGNED. FROM 5TH COMMANDO IN. DECEMBER“ t965, ~ : WENT 26 JOHANNESBURG ACTING AS MERCENARY RECRUITING OFFICER IN SOUTH AFRICA, WAS ONE OF THE MERCENARIES INVOLVED IN JULY 1966. PLOT TO OVER- THROW MOBUTU BY FORMER CONGOLESE PRIS; 1E MINISTER MOISE TSHOSBE INVOLVING THE STH COMMANDO uz MERCENARIES. _ IN JULY 1967 wreKgs REPRESENTED JACK _ MALLOCH' S AIR TRANS AFRICA IN LONDON, FUNCTION IN ‘LONDON DESCRIBED AS LIAISON WITH AUTAIR OF LONDON: AND TO ARRANGE MERCENARY FLIGHT TO CONGO, HOWEVER, _ THESE OPS HAVE VIRTUALLY. CEASED, AUGUST. 1967 wrcxps INVOLVED ‘ IN MERCENARY , UVERTHROW CONGOLESE GOVERNMENT, WAS IN LISBON, 4 y ’ : MIGROMILMED : : 3 2 FEB 27 1968 a ' -f . COORDINATING OFerciRs - ee : eatsume Doc. | Mero, BER. | ECRET el "| AvinEamearieg s aarti yea a : : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN: THE ISSUING OFFICé 1s } PROHIBITED. o. cory ko. , Me om - G01 76% ; -B der C&IFI5 ye CG eres—— [ ‘mereae come Telaa Cmts: | - ‘KESP IN. “BUSINESS, IT. APPEARS MALLOCH HAS BEEN. OBLIGED, TO° ACCEPT CONTRACTS aurea, ARE opv OUSLY. ILLEGAL. LIN AuGUST 1967 HE OPERATED TWO CONSTELLA- ; TIONS. AND A DC-4, LAST MENTIONED USED ON. FREIGHT SERVICES FROM. LUANDA , BIAF. ANGOLA, AND LISBON, AND ON OPERATIONS FROM SAO TOME TO peesae | . IN LATE AUGLST, ¥ALLOCH ‘LEW 39 bELGIAN AND FRENCH MERCENARIES INTO PUNIA VIA LUANDA, IN A -DC- 6. : HAD AT HIS DISPOSAL FOR THE AIRLIFT ONE DC-7, TWO _ De-4's, AND ONE pe-3. “WAS WORKING WITH ALASTAIR WICKS IN THE MERCENARY Puaxs 3 TO OVERTHROW THE CONGOLESE GOVERNMENT. SOHN PETERS ATTEMPT ED. TO TIE HIS ‘SFFORT WITH THAT ‘OF WICKBS AND MALLOCK, AND THEY z TENTATIVELY ‘AGREED TO A PLAN : TO FLY REINFORCLVENTS TO “SCHRAMME To _SERCRAF PLANTATION “aT UVIRA, ‘NO. INFORMATION, ON EITHER wicKgs ‘OR “MALLOCH IN FILE AFTER, AUGUST 1967, ALTHOUGH WELL KNOWN THEY CONTINUE ASSOCIATION WITH BIAFRAN ‘ewe bh » AIRLIFT, [—Srentr | orncres _ \ + . mmaaamo oereee [secret | “Siowes et | | OPCML. “REPRODUCTION BY (OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE ts PROHIBITED, . . cone maar - sora : : iO — - coe ae ee ene te oe on ee C/AF/4 coonmaime ovecats - REPROBLICTICN BY. OTHER ‘THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE is PROHIBITED, OE a en. E/BC/UK_ rise . Aisle met on eartrerran SSF) mo ‘ OPT RO. ee si au RES wid TEN SUB Re gy = DiRectoR 74 25 APPRECIATE REF. oo rOVEVER, ‘STATION® s ontarmat ‘query 7 EF ad 89% T: ANSWERED. PLEASE ADVISE’. Oo SECRET _ a a a - BT. Ne 87762 14-0000 7 os oe . . - . ~ Tis rie. . 1 ae GE WARY MASUR: TT) is STIL NEGUTEATING WIfd. PORTUGUESE <AQUUT SEN ASSISTANCE (TU OLSSEOENT MERCENARY ma gua, JEAN " SCHRAMME « ACLUPLUBAAHSAZP " R 6708293294 oo Cre OF, Bocas E JESS i WICKS» ALISTAIR, ae — areonvoz “007-009-011 - : - BRUS~09865 feo ~ . WS AUG or) , ob 088 “07301. oa RE SUMMARY OF ‘T49 PLANS FAR OvERTHROW ‘OF CONGOLESE GOVERNMENT. ; + ' OELACE - R 6708254987 a oe meet ee FILE IN zone nas coor} ot “SECRET ~~ os oy) sees 867 B00 Pacorewe evcreoee.- . . —_ la ae 201-366605 SRUS-09868 | 3 AUG 67 Pl RE HERCENA RY PLANS - mit OVERTHRaW cancouese GOVERNMENT OEL ACL R 6708255679. File THIS FORM IN FILE ‘NO. - oer 887 ve pesereve ‘aor erene. ee . _ SECRET.” oo . _ 7 . aan 14-0000 . pets wooed . : : . - re - ; a 3 Sum SEQuEATLY | LEFT. Lowow.. Fue? 10k iN ‘Lone DESCRIBED. , aS. Lia Tson WITH aUTAIR, ‘OF ‘LosbOW ‘AND To ARRANGE MERCENARY, ALIGHT To ‘congo. HOWEVER, THESE OPERATIONS HAYE “WIRTUALLY u CEASED” AND AIR TRANS: AFRICA -NOw ADPEARS: TO RELY sn LE oe see nee OM RIRL TFT ING PETROL FROM FRANCISTOWN, 2OTSHaN TO a ZAMBIA USING COMPANY'S Two FRANCISTOWR-REG ISTER SECRET ¢g 2 | | pe Ah ee whee ~eeae So . . we _ AF/cOPS#:, Loe Aes c. “LIQuor DISTRIBUTOR, 2. ‘WIGEAR LAST SAW: Latz CIRCA 10 JUNE. SAYS LATZ. ‘LEFT KINSHASA oe ; AUGUST | 66 (LNGOLD TRAFFIC AT ‘TIME CONFIRUS THIS) “PASSED THROUGH BRUSSELS ON: WAY VISIT FAMILY LONDON; THEN VISITED BROTHER COTE D'AZUR "FRANCE, “LATZ: SETTLED BRUSSELS FALL 66 WITH FOURCROY AND HAS NOT ‘TRAVELED AFRICA SINCE, 3. WIGEAR NOTED LATZ MAINTAINS CONTACT WITH ALASTAIR WICKES, ‘WHO WIGEAR BELIEVES STILL EMPLOYED BY RHODES IAN AIRLINES AND pea, TRAVELS. _SALISBURY- LONDON, DOES. SALI S Dorey R HAVE Anke 1Fo WiKES | Ae) vines e : ” , END. -OF MESSAGE heya No; ny NS . E/BNL/B | Utne Lo Loot: Kiel 6 E/BC/UK /, “f, pe: 4 ahi a = COORDINATING OFFICERS - aELASIKG orneae ; . SE c RET " REPROGUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PRONISITED. ‘cobwasso AND FoR RECRUITING! KEW nN IN ENGLAND. ‘BASED. ow. _vistatiess S ATTITUDE THar SECAROB/ I was ‘SOMETHING ‘OF A cad 7 a BRINGING UP. MONEY MATTERS, SECAROBZ| ToLp visTaTIcss HE HAL NO INTENT LON OF PHASING our 5 COMMANDO UNLESS: THIS: FOL- LOWED t UP WITH RECRULTHEST CF 488 MEN FRGH ENGLAND. WITH of VENTUAL® ‘EXPANSLOW THIS FORCE To see MEN, CST OF WHOM vouLp . AND FINALLY SECAROB/1 ‘TO BE ARTISANS AND PROFESSICKAL MENZ | aLLCwEG TO DEVELOP TOUR ISH INTHE EASTERN CONGO. | AS-A RESULT oe THIS co RVERSAT LON SECAROB/1 STATED THAT. HE HOw HAS, RESERVA- LoNS ABOUT “BEING AX MAN FOR” THE, 3 ‘COMMANDO BECAUSE HE HASB _ m Jb LENS es ASSURANCE THAT THE BDAC WILL Péguy Hi: TO. CARRY OUT THE THER. ASPECTS OF THIS. ‘PROGRARS os sane Yoi? WE paws t oe "caUTLONED. SECAROB/1 aganist Taking PETERS" 100 LIGHTLY. yo D. WISTATIC/1 COMPLAINED Te. SECAROB/i ‘ABOUT SECAROB/1 Nor HAVING GIVEN HIM A LETTER OF- RECORMENDAT ION BACK IN “SEPTERBER 1966, WISTATIC/1 SAID XE HAD INTENDED. USE LETTER . “ ALGNG WITH OTHERS TO PREVENT HIS REMOVAL AND-THAT OF | _ GENERAL DELPERDANGE FROM THE CONGO BY THE BELGIAN ARNY. es Aan te SECAROB/1 CONCLUDED HIS DISCUSSION OF VISTATIC/1 WITH THE . CORMENT THAT WISTATIC/1 KNOWS THE CONGO AS FEW HEN DO AND - THAT HE IS A SENSITIVE RAN WITHOUT COURAGE. HE at ac SE KINSHASA os6e SECR ‘7 I cies SOT LENE Rede FE " ALWAYS BEEN FAIR To" HIME fae ‘CONCERNING THE ‘ony MEETING. In, SEPTEMBER; SECAROB/L oe ERPHASIZED THAT mOBUTU: ToLD HI THAT IT. HIS. AINTENT 10N to set PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS oF oau TRANSFERRES- TO THE. CONGO. FURTHER THE GORC WISHES. ‘TO BE A STRONG MILITARY: ER iW CENTRAL acs ~witW THs (COMBINAT ION moeuTu ‘BELIEVES | HUST EXERCISE ‘HORE Inncurnes IN AFRICA) cna HAS. . AND THAT ¥ITHOUT WOFACT. TRE 5 “DOHE ITs JOB.” PRIOR TO LEAVING COMMANDO couLp KEVER.. “HAY _ A SLANGER’'S HOME SECAROB/1 LEARNED THAT HASLANGEA RIGHT SE LEAVING THE CORGO AROUND. AUGUST | 1967. SECAROB/ 1 Prete THAT IF GUTMMAN AND HASLANGER | WERE TO LEAVE THE congo HE ¥CULD BE RELUCTANT TAKE ON ‘HIS NEY JOB: SINCE PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS MEAN A GREAT, DEAL Tc lH aND WERE TARQRTANT ih °PLEMENTING HIS NEY PROGRAM, @bABMOR 140000 ian MARCH ‘To ‘ciEeK “Ow THE venew Deal. WE ‘SUSSESTED LavianP ee wn eo “SISK. WANT. KIA To 60. To ven ‘AND wat HE woULd, 00. 50. 501F el SL EF ss # : DESIRED, Te ie NOT: “stutn, AFRICA 4 4 man SE ic RE T BT ot in hs Pa ‘ B. rh ! re . By SALISBURY 2305, (EN ssB4i) . PON Hes NOTES THAT NAME ALASTAIR WICKS HAS-NOT APPEARED iN RECENT SECAROB/I RF PORTING OF WIGUIT/ PLOTTING, DURING SUMMER PLOTTING Wicks ALLEGEOLY ONE OF PRINCHALS INVOLVED, REFERENCE By HOW EVER, SUGGESTS HAT WICKS CONTINUES BE INVOLVED GN WiQui D APPRECIA TE PRET ORLA STATION DEDRIEF SECAROB/! AT NEXT REGULAR MEETING GN WICKS PRESENT WHEREABOUTS AND ACTIVITIES, 4. HQ@S HAS ALSO NOTED TRE ABSENC > ANY SMOTH REPORTING TO WOFACT ON THE MACHINATIONS OF WIQUIT/1 | cRowP.. 3B eo w ou LD BE APPROPRIATE FOR LONDON : : . 4 : “AND soLicer THEIR ASSIST! NCE INeM ITIES AND CONTACTS | « oo a ENCE PEET, SUBJECT -. 73 or PETERS, WICKS, | AND POSSIBLY caus ; : ; continved wer basiee Sreieta : OT : : ” awterersc at: SPPiCIR ‘ : oericue LL. §.E ar REPAOCUCTION AY OTHER Vaaw vat iSSurms OP RICE ay PACHiateD. _ ore 14.0000 i oars PEET TRIP. AND HS CONTACTS WITH wiaurt/1 GROUP, Bo woe ALSO APPRECIATE PRET CRIA STATION POUCH DETAILED REPORT OF SECAROB; L RECENT: TRP. . 1 . ra . . ~~: NDOF MESSAGE _ | 4 ; Lilly a carne KOS 7 7 . aaa . en ‘pincron bef way Bp v. tana Md CO0Po es frog orrcene poe : . : - Lo, - . . — i } : - eet . awtegaricaricg : : -, . SCRseres orricam . tes hendieresanalll HE orvicen 7 . -_ | SECRET. poker 7 auenocection BY GTRED Than THE HSbUINS OF OC 1s PROMIBITEO. Care sen. J A er Ser, SEN Ars TdF Bs ince if esas ne "SkUKEL ERO Fat led bey -KENHALL.. 5) NUUN» Ws U TEL HUN... 9s SECAROB/1 “VOES Nor HAVE HiGe REGARD _ SUBS MILT TARY CAPASIL ; ity. ! ACLAZP © R 6707191852 | 7 ate in ELE IN 20], oe a7 887 ose Penviave ees tiens. . ste _ (Peas SE iM = mS “eS SS EN Sie OT [OL Pcnossecrertnce tog “schis ae of. ‘Station, Kinahaee: ~“Cniet of Station, ‘Protorsa — “hefetetcey: AZPA - 2084, 9 August 1966 “Action Required: For Your Information. Attachment: ; 4a stated above Distribution: ne eat Orig. &2. cos, “Kinshasa (g/att.) : : : 1. cos, ‘Pretoria (w/att. ) | orsenrcn sre aes mmm ° oat : -ACLW 1733 21 October 1 . H : of "§ a 2 , CLARE CATION ‘ MES CLE SOMBER SUA 5 Sd 1966 COLT OO 5 ECRET - yf _201-801702 ! ow ___ ayn 2 AF/5 ee Cet flan Me Pt 1 AF/2 i -TSD/BAB Tove. . vey . ay: $3 ut esewcus ention ss RECRUITING® ‘MERCENARIES ty ‘SALISBURY FOR: ) PURPOSES OF cour 10 REPLACE : moBUT U WITH BoB0z0. “SECRET secnet Jol ~ SU02 FY Sct CL : ort on. J € € : report: was ‘prepared | by irs. : “12 ‘October’ 1966 _ ‘TSD/BAB MEMO #02866 fs Chies, AB/S ote pt rete “Of - nee Be ot Any comments. or: eriticisn would be appréciated. . . 2. The. ‘data supplied is insufficient for further i psychological. assessment. - If contact reports and personal oot observations of. subject's manner and behavior becoze. : G available, we could produce’ a more precise assessment ‘oriented to Subject's performance in’ intelligence, activities . 2. 7 8 > : wd illia ¢ Aorwr™ William C. GOSWOOD (P) Chief, TSD/BAB Attachments: Report. & h.w. sample h4-d0000 I -* Alastair Wicks AF happenings around Aim Madeeketg Assessment’ Report ms) ‘The weiter seems to be a very. , eléver: thdividual of a high. intellectual: level: who: handles. his- ‘at irs. in a independent Loy Endowed : a nesact on) intelligence, he: -is’ Well educated “with only t the vital’ ‘pois fa a ae He’, possesses: impressive ‘mental- agility - -yzin synthesizing. faculties. He ensés: ‘instinctively the implications | ‘of - He is an alert and astute observer of. small. ‘détails which he relates: ‘correctly to their larger aspects. Being quite re- , “‘sourceful, he combines — imagination with sober matter-of-factness. He follows prescribed rules anda regulations when absolutely “oc. -mecessary and, whenever. ‘possible, exercises his mental indepen- dence. He forms his own opinion and judgment and. keeps his own _ counsel in. making decisions, ‘He. _may accept somebody else's suggestions that he considers ‘suitable for-his purposes but he _is-:not actually influenced by. others, At. times, he may deliber- “ately make somebody feel as if he is seeking his advice and : following it, but, in reality,. he does what he considers bese, ~ “He is very. critical and-evaluates by high standaids, He can be very outspoken in his critiéism. or he -can cautiously ‘withhold it depending.on his..appraisal of the. circumstances, His interests cover small items of information’ to Large size projects and ‘operations. While he notices everything that is going on, he ¢an concentrate’on his. work.’ When required, he can switch quickly ' from one task.to another. His memory functions well and he can reproduce facts easily, om sot . . al : Osi : - _ 7 : 2 . ‘The | writer. has administrative ability. ona sipervigoty level, : Within, a military “setup,: he could. take orders as well as “issue though ‘he prefers the. latter. ~ He can be systematic and: He can work: out ‘a blueprint. of: an. tole de) t ervise its” proper. execution, : He will © -- a isily adapt to. ‘fluctuations ina. situation and. -change a grdingly. - ting nanbers, and he. “can , chink in , aeparene hy ‘he. is. set poes interested ‘. ‘tn: “exp casiag. himsel} orally 2 an is points: ‘palatable and can ‘be ‘quite’. rguments.,. Also, -hé. can formulate ‘his - ideas ue ways; depending. on with. whom he a : t : : learning: foreign: languages. _He- “ts a gifted person who 411 exploit’ -his: talents in-line with -' the demands that ‘are put - ‘before him. Hé- also seems to have .. physical training and skills. “He has a natural feeling for - . form, ‘sound and” color,’ He. ‘probably: has developed artistic “appreciation and may ‘have an artistic hobby, possibly music, , ; . Emotionally, the writer is ‘complex but fairly well balanced, ‘Innately:. impressionable and: ‘sensitive, he has hardened himself —in-the~ course of his life ‘inorder to be less vulnerable, He : has his- feelings and impulses ‘under fairly good control and avoids ‘being carried. away by them, In his private life, though, he: may. tend to be somewhat excitable. and-irritable, He.is self-centered and most interested in his personal advantage, This fs a craic ., that’ Re tries. to cover up by being smooth and pléasing in -his dealings with people. - He. possesses. natural psychological under- ' standing-and can be very. diplomatic, ‘He manages to appear out- going and social while basically he is quite reserved and: detached, ‘He seems to avoid enotional involvements in order tou -preserve his. | objectiviry. of 14.0000 sigophist cated individual, “he has aevelosed nis eae own philosophy. and ‘code. whic » lives. “He does © , t would. not s quite’ adroit. active. and. O . iplomae ‘He’ would not : be suitable ‘for any: kind of. routine ‘work; but he” is well qualified for mentally challenging. ‘assignnients--the more’ challenging the better, - He is a diligent. worker who-is: somewhat .vain in showing off his . competence, He likes tu demonstrate how successfully he can- _ carry out.a “complicated and delicate job. Vhen he is willing to accept.an assignment, one.can- expect a high quality. of work performance, but anybody who would expect loyalty from him would probably be. 'disappoinced, TSH/sf£ oe "October 3, 1966 z = f 29 Auguat 1966 : MEMORANDUM For: -. Téchatcal Services Division’ noe te! : ‘Behavioral ‘Activities Branch © a letter orieh oe aS the original ‘of this ‘ener ts aot available. - Hopetany the: ‘vaitty of.the attached. copy will, be adequate tor your purposes. ; 2. if any further information is required, please contact Earle R. Myrick, Africa/5, Room 7¢18, extension 5032. " Michael S. Thompson Acting Chief, Africa/5 bo “Request for Psychological a Hace = . fue bandwr tog snd Opies possible Paychologi¢al asscsement of the writer. ‘Unfortunately, 7 _ ° Sees ooegie ary aeecnerame cane tiene eet eesen ett rneejet manent veneee Soe gewee Ne pesth = Rohe “3, iis. Gin “5 nent & widow he of. “3 J Ty cs fbn Ae ph pel fr th bon Cy AME th on + ta pat list hed By lh b8 od hinwon to Is he ey Founen Tk wen - 1 fee Oo - “we a dle Pa lis notre at Mhana m— ~ Ce DEL yt boaan shosl, seth, howe as nel od ae es Saud Gs, 7 ; wot ek. de owls 7 wee, Mh bet Loss , S had hun Lath ? 3 H i a i L- a ; . ae an ‘ es - ane huss a vp ose me aaa a cathe anh Mas fey wacl Eka fa - oe) 7 me a1 ted fe. “ de Hua Vite lew ra ¢ he. A. .: eae ‘ re aa bed a : lee r 7 7 me Mot, . a /, wh i dab fest Gwe ot tne ce ute fh . dhs ceed. taken qe vee A oe - , . _ here eha..f bok An His sr _ tuk lay : law ‘ese mil how _ | a Gel ia Sale 2 sachet vs AE afinsed Bane oo Pc Se oy MELE yo nel Mght fos ag , “ myrté Sa _ ds Kops be ae meet, lke? /. Co a Cinta So le | Ne Sex b he. fave. o SN kslt. wodl Kayace 4a San oge jee. OK 7) fe ‘de. $. | ~ 7 eo Ce tg _ ES pe Me Cnet 2 Con | Knee yo pPrtterha a pe 1. 2 ? | ora oe Epon oo wal shite hee oa | Ke ba lll ant wholler gn apie ff Ca (a (han. ~~ : 7 peal Ss Dia | asl. & a6 yo tery Lowe hae Pen eee : inset ma stil te ef cel fe LE fh boss | : dnote, Oo _ wk r wot \) eet L car : ueaei ry, uae siege “Fe «axa oP LED MESSAzE US _rorin copits ag 7 coe levee vioUuit ! - REF. DIRECTO? 26813 1. AT EV -musust MEETING, SMOTH conFIRveD “THEY ‘MAD HAD iosrect. “CONTACT WITH RIT KS IN PAST, BUT “THAT HE HAS. UNYITTING. SOURCE. , CONTACT MAN PRESENTLY UNAVAILABLE, auT THEY PLAN PUT HIM BACK IN ToucH with WICKS . A3OUT: 7 AUSUST,” vw HOPE HE CAN ELICIT LNFORMA- : Ton aS TO WICKS’ FUTURE PLANS, ETC.. . 26" MEANVHILE ‘sMOTH HAVE ASKED SPECLAL BRANCH (DIRECTLY, NOT THROUGH JSGUAR) TO COVER. WICKS, BUT TO DATS THEY HAVE “NOT “LOCATED HIM. WE uP RED: THEM TO FOLLOV up RETURN. ADDRESS" oN LETTER» | “OFFERING MAKE AVATLABLE: FLAT “NEXT Door” “OccUPLE 20 3Y ‘FEMALE STATION ‘PERSONNEL © AS . ‘oP iF DESIRED. ONE PROBLEM 1S PRESUMPTION WICKS: TRAVELLED ov YK. PasSPORT, 1s WRICH CASE ImisraT ion WILL HAVE NO RECORD HIS CUERY OF PuTENDE aDoRESS. HAVE - ADDRESSEES ANY In/-8 Roy Poe ooo. tied Ii 6 “3s WITHOUT riprearing ANY Dns SLEDGE FUTURE PLANNING - VE ee EGRET. REFLECTED REF, vE SPECULATED AL CED aT POSSIBILITY. secanoa/1 ” CLUE AS TO pocune"TATI ot ON: WHICY HICKS TRAVELLING? ae Page 2 Lowpo1 5128 SEC RET. Pa ee ” Sut wisi: ue Ke NEABPUTURE, ” “shee. HE: CONTINUED BE IN ‘CORRESPONDENCE: WITH WICKS: aNd MAS Non INTERESTED "FIND 100K." “BELIEVE: ME. wit’ HAVE NG DIFFICULTY OBTAINING : - “PUBLISHER” Fo . “ SHOTH. SUP! ORT “FOR. woract coNTACT WITH ‘SECAROB/1 SHOULD: HE ‘VIS T. oe BUT ‘sxoTH WILL MANT ; To KNOW as EARLY AS PossiaLe oF Fig a aA coven vs THEM, | oa “WILL “ADVISE. SEPARATELY. RE EMERG GENCY CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS |” “FOR SECAROB/1. SECRET. BT oT \. *. ; Ae o ‘ ' Nee os ! a BASHI. ROUTIWELUBU reer | SECAROB. REF. Ae. PRETORIA asss Ol "g, DIRECTOR assie* WILL.CONPLY REF B wi GH RECEIVED AFTER REF A SEaE SE -SECRET Dol- yorIe2 . it Aucee a “RRol- B4eces 1y-D0000 - | sist enor occa REF A. DIRECTOR’ 263 Oe 3. LONDON’ 5032 (CEL a5 yster(_ wee By iy. ot 6 F213 Ce KINSHASA: 7090. - Cyn 722 uM ee 1. HAVE DISCUSSED VICKS PRESENCE LONDON WITH SMOTH~AND™ aT —— _MICROFILMEG ich, SER, REQUESTED THEM ATTEMPT cover’ HIs ACTIVITIES HERE .ON BASIS COMMENTS REF Co PLEASE. NOTE FER REF B SMOTH HAVE BELATEDLY CONFIRMED “MIS INVOLVEMENT FROM SOURCE IN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT QUARTER. 2s ‘SMESPY HAS ACKNOWLEDGED UNOFFICIALLY THAT AlgotH HAS HAD CONTACT WITH WICKS IN PAST AND Is NOW DESATING WHETHER APPROACH . a) ON: FRIENDLY, BASIS, _STEMMING FROM PREVIOUS CONTACT "oR ASK. Jacuar ATTEMPT. cover MIM. FROM DISTANCE, MEETING. 1 AUGUST ne : : 1139. wouas: TO" ‘DIscuss: FURTHER ‘AND “TRY HELP THEM DECIDE. | “WOULD APPRECIATE: ANY FURTHER TIDBITS PASSABLE AT THAT TIMES SECRET. : ay cc! eT a Oo : oe . 7 : . oo Tay. Fa, - . : : noe C4 We 3A. ; : 1B. Zo/- SVCESS Ye ages Gee i taccar yea’ O wo Cuassite ro ‘Fite mae a ace 7s file a0. wie nieG) ser, to destaoy ODaic.. wrt SSE ACTION SALARY ANS PEPLY IN GENERAL TERS IF ul STTkL “INTER STRD. ow \- er 2. SEQANOI] VOTIG NE WAS INTERESTED D LISTEHER 19 WICKS ON HI (i ry a = : c Lond & eT! SATIVE ATTITUDE SAIS7 2 REAME ULDANCE Of co: SAMeELE $3 MAILING WICNS LETTER TO PRETORIA, 4. A221 is DEVELOPHIAT, FOSSISLY PEST INELT SECA? 20371 oy. § AUGUST PROMISED WHE SEcanony SUSSESTS. SECAROZ/) PINs LOI WEEN YICKS. J, RETURNED FRO PUBLISHER? 5 it hee ESTED poke rcatiad ov fe sr 7 le Ss CGS: DE Con Gb) 2 SPICES THOSE oe FMEDESO ‘WaSd 9/¢ YOTE: QS STACBY HoT avTaNRrZRD AUTOMATICALLY RELAY TEIS MSG TO * WOR FORWARD FORM 12 IF RELAY REQUIRED « SECikt WIC cS REQUEST | FOR GREEN List oe NAME CHECK? J 17B9%0 | - To. CHIEF, ufo . GAIGINATING OFFICER “eB, A. Metcalf . “Ice pesicvaton ~ “AF/S. | : BUILDING * : 10-18, oan i is eee ; 5032, 13. TYPE OF REQUEST: (CHECK OME) FERST THe SUBMITTED | “INTEREST It SuBJECT -(CHEEK ot “eSPignace., on cE. activity lug 64=present | 8. CIMER SIGNIFICANT DaTA (POLITICS, RELIGION) — ADD EXTRA SHEETS WHEN NEEDED “9. DESCRIPTION HEIGHT) (WE TGHT) eves) ~~ Thar) (pace) (ormen) 10. SPOUSE (IF WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME sob. 1k. OTHER MEMBERS OF IM IEDIATE FAMILY AND ASSOCIATES 12. INFORMATION REQUIRED (OEF INE. SPECIFICALLY, GEMERAL TERMS SUCH as. “pe ROGaATER: “* MAY RESULT IN A SEARCH THAT DOES NOT FULLY MEET” REQUIREMENTS. ) 4 * orp INSERT. CARBON: FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY. INS TRUC TIONS: SEND BOTH SHEETS TO F1/D. SEE.CS! 10-7 Foow . . wae “* . : : is 6-61 50! ust oe viece scrtions. / , SECRET aaPwic Fits. “Re viewed by: you: “A neiowaacuie is THE: RECUEST.-F ] witH: THE, LuMiTED 10 : ! INF CRWAT 10%. ABBUT.-THE SUSJECT: OR NOT "DETERMI ME WHETHER THERE, FL Af su sueyect. F WILL BE REPORTED TO: YOu"A NOTE TO THE CRIGINATING OFFICE WHEN THE SUBJECT 1S 0 LONGER IMPORTANT TO YOUR OFFICE, THES SHELT, WITH THE FOLLOWING CANCELL NOTICE COMPLETED, SHCULD BE SENT TO FI/D. ‘ REVIEW “YOUR FILE OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, ‘AND SEND TC FI/D THE SHEETS FOR PERSONS THAT ARE LONGER OF SUFFICIENT INTEREST TO DEMAND & CONTINUING NAME CHECK. PLEASE 00 NOT Fle uP FI/D'S FACILITIES WITH CONTINUING SEARCHES FOR INFORMATION Fat IS NOT REGUIRED. . Fi/o NAME . CEFICE CES IGNaToR ROOM, ButLoiG EXTENSIC® CANCEL THE STOP CARD FOR THIS REQUEST SECRET | uo “AF -inECONATION ABOUT, THE 2 Jul 66 ATIOg ¢ nO s00000GH01 Ori bwnee 14-0000 4 Perch fee , te fryrece| Go are. data 4832 - “GNSEDIATE KiNSWaSa INFO. 1S MEDIATE. DIRECTOR, “BRUSSELS, LUSUNBASHI, EUKAVU RY3AT vreu oe ee - ne Se CRET, DIRECTOR I9sqd* oe pe 7 Se en oe V5Ju66n57044- - e. 4 Ls TES Paoi9 HOARE 14 SULY FROM SALISBURY WITH PROPOSITION be HOARE TO RECEIVE 22,009 ‘POUNDS FOR SIX MONTH contact, ETc. TASK | “OULD BE COOTSIaTION oF mrLrTazy, £FF0R RT IN KATANGA AGAINST ‘REACT IOM 3Y AC. RANX FULL COLONEL. NOARE STALLED AWAITING ARRIVAL MiGHELL = | “WITH REE CUIDARNEE. _ a ; _ + Bg WEEKS GLA on KE ATTEMPTENS * POSTRONE COUP UNTIL 27 JULY TO : ‘ PERMIT RECRUITMENT ADDITIONAL MESCENARIES SO AS ELIMINATE NECESSITY: RELIANCE 97 PETERS, WICKS REGISTERED KENTUCKY, HOTEL SALISSURY, PETERS GEGISTERED Pag Land APL. PLIERS Pani Taral ING fs onciSt nn. SELIBERATIONS. OF AD HOC BASISe 0 rn MOARE ACeEPT: StE sn stated THIS “ean F ARMED MIS UNDERSTANDI IS SITION AND WE WILL HOT ACCEPT WEOKS PROPOSIT ou. : . — z . ; PESSONAL LOYALTY TO PUGH PARAMOUNT SISPITE GLITT ERING OFFER. HOeEVER. RIS FINANCIAL posit 10H HAS DETER PORATED RAPIOLY AND HE 4 ait he Pape Ht ar cette bapzibesefitys UM net mim. attra Talon Tar. i e eae . ASKS TO Te R coup. CO Un YRENTS. To Ficths tous, AE sy MURDER CF VAN F PT. @04T, ETC. THIS. DTSDANDMENT F AND as 34 FEGUARD ACSI List REPEAT PLOT.. ; 5 COM 4NDG And POSSIBLY 6 commando WITH NEY DoEW U.K. HOARE caULO Co Tuts nia RTTESD MODUTU WOULD INGRATIATE - wer eee te cee eee gees Beek ew emcee meee tO emerald ae . - SIMILAR MARINE UNIT COULD AF arcn: . OROARE ADDED THE maLegA WILE REVOLT IN RETALIATION FOR KimaA’ yt - ror cir succtios. “also, - eeLicves umSk FUADS QEPostTED : eae _. SS . EEA rr ~ 159° 5 = sg? Sf 2 SEES DUFG « ae 15 uy HOARE PHONED MIS WICKS IN SAL eaky PREVIOUS NIGHT TuaRNED DOee, pared An? RATE “gery s sinuses AS TngECaT=O. ‘yRee ur Host PROTEETI ON HOARE AS “SOURCE SINCE HIS position oe LACKING. - 3 CSUOMME Nfs Peg: nests Station, to. inform ation on coup plannicg policy remaining t ane in sn wporteta “3g. _ . FELL. T2 ADVISE HE TALKED TO, FIR code ‘CosT LUE Ss. 70 PROC ED. SALISBURY. ; PROPOSITION vICxS sa10 PETERS 43S PULLED out AND. 18 iW CTARGET -GOVER ents ‘REINS 5 RANDLED BY paoor oF “OFF 4 con express” to Hoare deep a forwards a hum ber of rea wons vrified ang stabie ‘Co Te TAL” “PAATECTPATION poreciation for | for ODYCKE !}} nyo five passage to fieare. ‘ie ‘cr 7 _ ACA -00145 me . occ ? ; P2 ' -FGRMER mAsOR ww “FIFTH COPMANCE wHO - FESIGNEO FROM. FIFTH CoAMAROC IN DEC 65s. - ‘LSETAT EY FORMER “QE ALLEGED PLA CONGOLESE PRIPE- MINISTER MOISE TSHOMBE IF TH COMMANDO HERCENAR LE Se INVOLVING F a “gocs2z1054 ACEACBALPANSGBBCEL FILE THIS FORM'IN FILE NO. . SECRET. . . . 3: eet 14.0008 eo oP Py at as . 14-0000 CONSIDERABLE INFO. ow, HOARE sBaoxenputp “GhICH ATGHT ‘BE AVAILABLE: ‘aT MUBARK HEADQUARTERS. - AS ron WicKs, ve UNDERSTOOD HE RHODESIAN, - ie oe “BUT Had. NO IFO GTHER THAN PACT HE “TRVOLVED® IN AIR LIFT OF NERCERARIES. oe 2. VISITOR SAID KE PROCEEDING DERSAN AND WIGHT" “contact “HOARE: Lot _ WHILE THER SECRET. a OFS adea & aita LEOPO,DVILLE x FQ acer MIOQAEL KONE aden ee a a N ASST” Rae xo Idx ees mo meee ne . . ee 2 Ol~ 346 ces ; a SECRET o wr AA Ire Dv ertrisa Aleate toe ISSeie ed eer ie OMe te 14-0000 KE 7 555 AppanimmLy 18 Is BASIS: THIS O8 FADE S159 BY usted #2 PORTED Ceo. * out ELD ENEEEDED aur oi SL DEC, NLD BEDE RECUESTIO BY KIGLRY LEP _ 2 UNECH HE £22279 To Bo. 1 TERNS OF PAY - PLAN TOPAY BEE 0 5 SASUARY 1933. UNCLE LESS. $153 AS TOTAL Ss 633 BID FOR PIEY TO RE viIny ated PIOLICATION BY RDI. VE Ah, CLALIS. SED HIS SOCK UNICZ Lust 3 si Si -=D v0 F SLISHERS BY 31 MS VELL ROT - me iv YELL bot INVOLVE. CONES FOLETIC 3.76 guy £30UT “ANYOII 76 OME Ui “PRILIZIMARY 36uT au5c5 S2KS TO BE ae 3 O3GzCT= REV ay PRIOR | oot ass ce: BOOK f UTLING 2D. $2 DOTS NOT CIT OFT TL RE-URMNZe. LE SIDEIESION . re ed ores ed ne Aco S ut} 10 POUTS AND ASD IF tioautU teinD std UIsies, PoutS! (i + gNevERED NO SINCE uCSUTU ‘MAS VERY BESY. Ps NES TOLD S$ THAT KE SULLY = haa ALY SIRS Eau 70 TAND UP. $s REALIZD TREAT is SCDETU REGARSZD THR . Mp EOTHINS. EE ADVISED TEAT BOTH ES EDD: Lunekson AFTER ROSUTY kD Th xen OVER AS So5D5%, - YICKES UAS uiU To SIsN BY 2 s -cat03 UAs | _ CR EG. VERY Sid AND.-TOG; SLY {RELARD ON Sister. coma possisht KANE, BEE ii} use? “o56 SS if NOT RE CERTAINLY HAS paconstDa: ER Si i RETERNINS TO CONS at TRIS aEizs US - Ge «SIS Nat. mr DID NOT swers7 7 Tat YE DO SC, BET AT SANT TINT SE Loss WoT ExcLiLe oe | SSCRET a ee MERA E LRTU ca ARSENY DAI” FR ATE | ALSO EIGHT AT A LATIR OA ATE SECONS AE DIEL TEE. IS AO THINKS TAT ew PROBASLY A “eqienonzi tbl To THE GREAT SERVICES THAT KIGARX UNG RENDERID ‘TO THE CONgO. 32 SAID o. an FEAT TEIS vaS a PECLLIARITY OF KODETU’S CMARACTER. | co ie rie Meehdd tert oe kero? eine) ‘ONE . a a (9. S DOES NOL AT ALL EXCLUOZ POSSISILITY TSuOISE B26 OF UOSUTU'S MINISTERS, HE SAID THAT NCDUTU HAS BEI ACCEPTING SOE. 4DVICE AND GUIDANCE FRON TSNO{DE. AS TO MASAVIDY, $ FEELS THAT HE S2 (NDER KOSUTU-EVEU Be RE ‘BIL VES THAT A. coun 3s = eCod FcR Te THOUS H: KS APPEARS TO. BE Fists: § AT J“ SSE s3rkatz 20 OF HOZUTU, TS30:3E cD EAS Cox cor30." . 15. S°S S38 SAS COMPLETELY RECOVERID, HCUSVER, SHAS HAD A_ ae SEVERE ATTACK OF HALARTAs 2” Ce oe 3 yD aeEwey ‘s 14-0000 (souRces Ll 5. ON 27. SEPT 1965" Wo. SOMALI CITIZENS WERE ARRESTED AT THE MOTEL a } DULAC, IN ALBERTVILLE. Mis HOTEL SERVES AS THE PRINCIPAL BILLET 1 FoR THE EUROPEAN ADVISORS to “THE ANC IN ALBERTVILLE. , THE SOMALIS, “PAPERS WERE FOUND TO BE IN ORDER AND THEY WILL PROBABLY | ‘BE RCLEASED ON 28 SEPT." _ a “ey . _— " & _ ON, 27 SEPT 1965, THE OPS Sud AOVANCED. HEADQUARTERS: PLAtiS 10 MOVE TO SENDERA AT THIS SAME TIME THE NINTH COMMANDO BATTAL IONE, - 1s" 79 MOVE FROM LULIMBA TC MAKUNCU AND MATSHONA, TWO DAYS LATER : Rei 14-0000 waS COMPLETELY sas THE TO GET oN -RCCEPTED NEW DEAL, - =u . i i > ‘ a rr - a“ fans a nc? me _- 2, MAJOR WICKES DUE ALBV 14202, 27-AiGUST WITH REPORT ‘HIS LEOP - -HISSICN. CONCERNING PAY QOSOLVE (AS RCVD). SI INTENDS REPORT THIS WORD TO TROOPS IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, VILL ADVISE. IPED IATE si AND TROOP REACT ION, SECRE T . ee oe re CEN. e268 "$2395" SECAROB- 1 SI MAZUTIS 11aez 27 Si nO FIKAL our HKan oa - MAJOR VICKES ALB 14ee2 27 +EGP 00 SOLVE AS RCVD St $1 14-0000 atonal’ be Loaw Fitom: DIRECTOR eat ton Ban MDELE, MOBUTU CALLED IN Pay. MASTER b MADE ARRANGENENTS PAY SOME, - WISPECIFIED, PORTION OF oUTstaNDINS. PAY IMMEDIATELY, vicres THEN - WENT TO BANK: TO INSURE THAT TRANSFER OF FUNDS TO JOHANESBURG VAS “MADE, Piut rans FELT THIS ONLY STOP SAP MEASURE AND PROBLER LIKELY ro Soren tin eee wan COME uP AGAIN IN A FEy VEEKS, . 2. WILLIAMS ALSO SAID THAT 88 MEECS KILLED $0 FAR IN CONGO AMD. GOVT oBStéareD PaY FAMILIES ONE MILLION BELGIAN FRANCS FOR ACH cor EAI. ALTHOUGH CONGOLESE BUDGETED FCR DEATHS THEY , wD: NOT. SELTey ; “eae. DEATH. RATE woud’ oe. $0 HIGH, - . “3, “WILLTAMS. INFORMED HIS: REP ALEV 26 AUG TO NOTIFY HOARE. ¥ICKES HAS “PROEAELY. NOTIFIED HOARE CITEcTLy. _ 4 PLS PASS ABCVE TO GUTHIAN, peer a oe es e res eet ee Lome 14-0000 . E.. a = 2 = a 8 a. 5 & £ # gla +0 . . . Le Ce to Dee * vet Rion et ghtowestemes ae . ne ER ees Re na ee A ON gs ere org une OP REET . . ee vn ce} eee ae nie ws inn Ds enn ere te ma 8 ake toe. Fs 18 CAC. Seca THD ane The ime Cusaritenon oY retain © FR ee ES ne Det 1490000 , . - . i . . + } : . bo FAOD00 ; : atid aioe Shines oa ecu Undas Satee wabss' dhe | : Mary ite UR: Sa. THY et 194 Ba canst at ela otek my Gaoral © ot ; " pechibaed | * SECRET STATES "hy apeee ’ 14-0000 RS 7 — : a Ss a Lo, woe! peeve oe H é 14-0000 | Hise MIgeT “WAVE To BE “FACED. ur ve a fe Me aS TOTES UT WAS TOP SECRET, THE, FIFTH COMMANDO MERCENARIES LD oy 9a NTINUING PROBLEM AND COUgM RESULT IN Dis@s COULD NOT COVERT FUNDING BE CONSICF RED Pay Ae te LSTIL A wObMAALS PAYMENT SYSTEM IS DEVISED By THE” Ee ae ; ; - Fo : 2 mo ROLITICRL PLTAPALLS TWVOLVED put tr: LRCW/ TOTALLY nO IN CONGC, SOGNER OR LATER. EVING THE FLFIM com le EL hatte SM bd RES, ee Qo 2 : @, . : UY. ° - et 7 ‘ wo me - a a, a4 . bat . . . 14-0000 eee “AFFECT PFECTING Sth ide all ahacks z F ‘Operations ‘Northern. Congo. ° Ss an - c . ‘ ts ° Lp . .t? wt g nN " ‘ i. . u ‘ ov x“ ‘ rd, 0 ‘3 % : uw - : - ‘ ar MOTEL ‘Eventi s Nay A “aRRYNG DuRoaw abate j kas BEEN CALLING $/2°S HOTKER BUT ‘No ONE TNCLUD ING HER. MOTHER ead WHERE SHE vaS, SHE WELCCHED REF aso WILL CALL: wicks FRO. , DURBAN. 2 - FYTs ADVISE s/t THAT. S/2 Is DEL iguTEo HE STAYING on. SKE REALLY FEELS THAT FoR urs Owe HAPPINESS HE #USY SFE JCB THROUGH, . : wala SEGRET. e as ul yi oq . . i , . a + {, 1 ~ wo, 1 alts z Laet “ . : | -~ Ve at - a . . ’ v . - oO a ay . ~* . : pe T4-00000' + Ni ORNED THAT. WIFE, AND “BaBY ‘STAYING WITH! ve SK. ‘0ST APPRECIATIVE. ARSED TRaT WIFE BE TOLO HE DUE. 10. “RETURN val eno BEGINNING JUNE FOR ONE MONTH ‘Leave. ‘ ° “AL ISTAIK ( , REF By Wicks LER ON LEAVE ‘30 aPaiL, TO" CNTACT S. viFE Ww. pURBAN, oe CE” § EXPECTS wrexs. PLL LEARN SHE IN PRET. AND WILL CONTACT HER WITHIN NEXT SEVERAL Days. OO SECRET a ‘ha PEcCoRD a 14-06000 ere ep, ge 14-0000 “ysediece IN. Ne race oF InPeare (Seon EM diy tee eu.” 5 NO es ah Ror 14400000 a 7 ean OT Teresa J. BELGREDAN 4 : yor? \ , lel . : at © Py t wet . wt so _ : o Z ee ¢ . Yy 1. . is} ‘ 0 " ° BE paranne eehte! 4 Lie nee ST TNs ats preeierer é ‘ : O27 STATES MARCH €5).000 0 ¢ . : Ce Toe nt (Saar) ON OS A : OFFr rae) ! tepeet yp ya pra ‘ TSSALLY® FRGN ‘ eo oe oR RCE a . ‘ 14-0000 SUBJECT: Not Mated USARMA Document 06615 DAN 23 January 1965 JeChs, “ICES, Alister _ CLASSIFICATION: vonridential FILE #; Hot Lieted- FKO! " Leopoldville . SURJ=CT: Not listed 14-0000 WEEK Previous. °° LETTER DUE’ 76 Sua SREART aus ives But “OTKEREISE EVERYTHING 15 ; “going exctuesre Ty, bocror cow this THIS BSD AD VISES TEAT RAEY SHOULP ARRIVE ABOUT A fo Letter ‘OT CLEAR on FOLL POINT ao. ° ° BUT APPARENTLY poctToR cbenpansite BILOOd Group. “PLS : BY ip POSSTSLr, Jougespung 6 GOT FRG DES ween I : BARNES, YEO Says ui G OFFICE AND THAT “ff vataice Ctsauusy Hag apr RELIEVED sarees’ vas SENDING DONALD: . i GRANT To SEE SECARCB/2 ON 7 OCT BUT HE DID NOT ARRIVE. ASK SECARORs: i bP poe sackewours on BARNES AND GRANT. ; : P 3.0 FOUL PNTELL te sreany cra asta USE OR ‘KILL i 2 DIFFICULT To souReE HERE. PLUS ORE RECENT SMiveenc) — pGmsnlR un, ak abmeataates Fem deme et hae ‘Too Soot as THEY ‘ARE BUILDING UP. at 1OT? HER _SPiERE OF INFLUENCE IN, us | ME. cONco ITH DOZENS: OF OFFICERS AND HEN RUSNING HEADQUARTERS AND 4 LOGISTICAL TEAMS." re (SECRE Ti —_ . : SO . | CSTE ET BETS AT eked 08 Sedeehen rep ar va 14.0000 BEST Cat, TARE ® AT ED WITH KE SY BUT -~ af GUNDS® PEO 208 ax W 2 THAT ALISBY AND: EC if T. & HO Ss HY RE POoLNOS Ta TE LY INDICA D CLEAR UL Ss eto Wo. oe _ oe 7? ne oon gi eenDe Darin ttt ws THUD COBEN Y 5 nde de hae taries none ef any -- Fear es a result of istry of Jaforsstioa © yostch whi ara Lero ta’ i Masiatre, rbert. Zacstlerey Julian hery ta cotloct ~rstéese Weft ats acolez-hic. Gonersd oP csi at loud ty thst bo elvays wf oo0 bia fase Libvs also 80.59 currency by Seep neciiest. ‘sow sali bee Mat Lis Srilre. © overwer’ sbutwacd teck dsateccety rea by three acs 7 Cloariy 6 the Xutengs 62 but stdilia 7 & secret volice on tha Kot eulte tha -firetras rethios2 sc: quits ees OrG. Secvtew feat he meu ee 32 26 Mustia seer svwerecth by Clo soltiers ef. Colento Vacassa a. bat ex Kinds rezs csisle Yor the os sua [isllea airsea t without secizng | 14-0000 fostvtlices | foreud tre Bel tons to forbid the uae cf their Svaak pect! a> orestly states thats @fivane end devused, tut westers wartd up. Jbbiitas; Vihens hoa Ose pe ov Yosk- like. @” sentis Lreelisy the ar : ceeerul cag. a Batp lite no. “Wal seres, kia vo nee: L : _ vith rovide foo8 asc truas th . we pi sézeth the hard ce a cus end . . . : aeatroyed. ino. aeecon” : . hut tho sas: . 3 . be the a: + AS the : : . sunonsco told no hoe hed r ‘ ’ - : oo . fm frnnees, Threc dave ‘tats OFA! . 1 Red ob Soe Ay BO, : Lot Se sega in ty Mebuce (es 09 - : the vitlase was denertcd c- . “phot kilbing aga bootlse. en cause of the troudle ir rey Gerry ana. Jubian (Gerry's wifo) hea tea with & “onge ea conday Oth, Twas invited bus feet Garry Outcascucrsed ne Teaaua, 2: . i ‘ : j 4 * cl i ao i : oy 1 ‘ t toa j ’ ‘to necagols. eontre:ts. Tonorro~ ani sas done what Se reik Kasinas I : materiel, ‘transport, plane o ga Sabor. pour wons. © =I 20: e Pohad nat ci 4 io waiting surge. oe entoaontea Syés shining Toid ng. T looks fit des site 3 efor avor,body, A dialer ust Eave ths ecatrart by rytrua to. Jatlisbury’ asd Schurz 4 s cf suy must be fisateisee, no tir vowhite troops as To vest he seid. Ll told saalt srsy. y. ita laugsed hin we for Fcteste end Nohutul Pinsily ee ee “fae 2 . Gabered ey ercers. Pirst - hanenay = . 130) brs. ¢ Mobut arrived: at 1985 ‘eta .e gave hia the co forza cactract ve bad prerered for the catist=rat. ia te the presence igou', brs. Tesent Mesunge, Tshoabde, Mek atu, ‘Lindska” (Seeuris stor), Jutla end eysolf. . Tebonda sek as hott vith Jalia.. Yhy éeos it tate fivo visite to get ‘the znat test thing fixe’ ete. Jelia axswered: Ma ‘pask. Finally out 2 straight estios to se =— vss ‘ty satisfied sith the Nataiga coatract 0 “yas or nd. I ead You but oving to tre Cost of ‘tiviag cx peetod hisher Peter. Tst. abe pointed to the Tadex eleuse ant’ said: that tock care of ahe duroluat toa of money. 1 insiste2 ca a ose att en gontract waied eney rote and ‘signed thera and thes. fave orl. Next Msduta very beitetet sented to whose shy wes Ionot in Katies -brre y vere the SA pen not there 23 a totvahall £ros Tahowbe, Eav l.te t625. I said a roath. st thes azasi vite que pasaiste. Suthined teeticat yosithoa, zat eresh isy fist oa table. Hobutu thea doc- Sap the rebels, nod, Bow, Az. So8 tock pisce of gaper end vrote daxs: on :adte aad sho. :d ro tz? esque, atbartvil-e, Uvire. Kext ‘ite-uates, 200 fa egga usit, Ai, e: Next Stan ro to keep 0p of ey v -ite sesh greups Con it bo core ha asks Rortied yea, if you give se sh ie. and forse aricnso, Isreca te. everythiag. Stayed and dst se bad catiod dingate and maid. gesting goid Ch: your ran cf testiay. mand fal‘o ed ty tne ctuecvety -einfifesce imoyeu, 27 fate ahoutt have enyaek Oe See satreceut t9 fest ae the Cane aa eras Tews os Tach y yotee eohiser sat free of Sta ntes antnlh ice. 14-0000 : ora : : ' ; I esta {3 of us}. j ; tyee ae = ‘ mete et \ | : i . ; : , , Pa 1 r . a ‘ . i . - ; i % , . : a o-. . ~ . ve : ° t . eo i + i . WICKS, /MAIS “SEX M 008 ? 6608121628 .CO7-UC9-018 | CEF -02128" 26 FEB 65 GEFENSE 0 BuRDATAR mate Te secaro#s 0 WO INDEX: FILED T22ERETS “CONGO (LEOPOLDYILLED/S¢ oMse AND MOBUTU FOR CONCENTRATION PRET ON PASSAGE 10 SMT, ; SECRET NO FORZIGN DISSEM REPORT CLASS: - ROL-2 768, oUTH “AFRICA/SOUTHERK RHODESIA “SuBIES Ts ANSTRUCTIONS FROM TSHC NaPY SCILOTS AND. ere MEROON CAMPAIGN; PREPARAT.IC ONS. OF ‘15, wERCE ARY GROUND TROOPS, AT. KAMINA 5 PRESUMED PLAN OF Ww COMMENT: . | cs00: PLS PASS ro SIG T cENTER ror ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION: ya -f/ 7 : Haat A Ye ee * 1DCs PRECEDENCE BASED OM: ACL 275 pare BAST OBUTED: WIT RUNGE NP! /secance 13 august 1964 1o1baz LIAISON: OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED: LO Capy No. REPRODUCTION BY A RELAY RCOQUEST ON Pare SUnnemnneeens old COMMENT: : 14-0000 woot : : 2 a an CENTRAL INTELL! CENCE agency ‘ere GORIT Tatelligence Information. Cable oo nk an COUNTRY Crees. le OF THe CONGO - a Ae re oon! 13 "uci age iM TRUCTIONS or nse “ ti anc osuTu £ ¢ NTRAT LOM Or” Meee, aR ls. at KARINA 5” “pats “OF CAMP as ons . PR, PARAT IONS . a 2 (raat SOaRE maGE THOSE: STATEMENTS AND TAT Tats aCcuRaTELy REFLECT THE FACTS AS HE KNOWS THEM) 4 — 1, ON 1 August és, “EUROPEAN 2 HEY COMMANDER MICHAEL HOARE” 7 > | SAID- PRIVATELY THAT AT #915 HOURS THAT gases MORNING, PREMICR MOISE a TSHOMBE wD ENT A CAR ‘TO PICK UPOHIM AND MERCENARY AIR COMMANDER ~. JEREMIAR, PURDN AND WIFE, FOR’ AN 1 £93 z Te THEY WALTED. UNTIL ¢ FOUR MINUTES*, THIS “OUP PP HOLRS AND THON SAW TSHO WAS HOABE'S FIRST. INTERVIEW WITH HIM SINCE ARRIVING -IN THE” CONSO ON @5 JlLY, THD GiST OF WHAT TSHOMSE SAIO WAS, “HOW SOCN CAN YOU BRING YOUe VON EN? WANT (OF "YOUR: CUROPCAN } eRCEHARICS STANDING - oe MEN" IS GEylQuSLY a” "REFERCNTL TO CF This maton! ccnteins informatinn affecting tte ational Derenw of the United States ptibin the meaning “ofthe Bspionege Lava, Titis | 18, Use. few 1x] sod 7H, the! wraceniimcoa or revelation’ of which i acy mAnSEY Ww gn unsushoriced pereod 1 problpites BY Me T SECRET NO FRR oe] “STATE/IN® Ofe Rue AcML NAVY AM OKCSSECDEF NSA NIC AID UNA OCI ONE. CCR. Of 000 EXE vole: 2 mira ce ria FO we siz. 9oOM "DIRNSAPAUD WO) STATE | Lt on, CNOOPS2ZN DFL-ACSI - McG oo : nos orcue eS | aAPBS9 ESSE RE TEE STO) Sy st ec ent rere reine erin eececmererrweren _ peer _ | SECRET ae oo BRS TO EVERYTHING,” HE APPEARED: “FORE Ray RENCHED THAN EVER" “AND: "IN FULL CONTROL (SIC) OF THE SITUATION,” _ 3. Mop U-SAID O: THAT HOARE, THE MERGENARY PILOTS ANO 2958 ADDI TONAL MERCENARIES ARE TO BE FLOWN.TO.KAMINA, MOSUTU THEN TOLO PUREN HE EOULO HAVE 45 PILOTS, PUREN IMMEDIATELY PRODUCED “A: LIST OF “SEVEN | PILOTS WHO HAO SEEN WITH HIM IN KATANGA IN 1961 AND ARE NOW WAITING: IN-LGNDON AND BRUSSELS, TO HOARE '§ SuRARISE, mO3UTU QUICKLY STARTED - PUTTING THROUGH LONG-0 1 STANCE TELEPHONE CALLS AND IN TWO HOURS “THE JOB WAS DONE." THESE “SEVEN, PLUS THE THREE NOW IN LEOPOLDVILLE (UAMES HEOGES, ERROL KINGMAN AND PETER MACKINT TOSH), PLUS PUREN, LEAVE - FOUR STILL NEEDED, PURCN IS SENDING TO JOHANNESSURS FOR THEM, HOARE COMMENTED THAT AT THO MOMENT THERE ARE SIX T=6'S AVAILABLE o rN LE@PCLOVIL ~ (FLELO- COMMENT 2 THIS APPEARS TO GE A MISTAKE, FOuH APMED TAS "ARRIVED iN LEOPOLOVILLE FROM LUANDA’ on 8 avausT, CLASSIFICATION — DISSEMINATION CONTROLS 7 mm 2096 . oe CONTINUATION OP TDCS INFORMATION REPORT WITH THE Rov NSO THAT THERE SHOULD Gf NO SELATAN OF SUPERIOR’ RAKK IN THE CHATS CF COMMAND 4 AS’ ACRECD WiTtH MOSUTUL THE COMMAND LINE Wik MORLTU 19 MAOR-GENE FAL tou 1S 50302 ‘0. TO HOARE; RUN FROM TSHOMSE TO AND THE “WHOLE roste with: BE’ chRATCO INTO THE ANS HOARE. “SAID. HE CBERATIONAL EIT SPIVE cOMIANDO- ate.* 805020, “CHRISTENED THE a ay DDED, 1S NOW WAITING FOR HIM AT Ra INAS AND THERE IS A POSS= CHES SECOND-= | N-COMMAND, WILL AUSUST. HOARE SAID HE” 1S ‘PRE- COU LeHEMT ME WILL. NEED AND CLAIMED THAT MGSUTU AGREED, “WITHOUT peTcALLY SAYING $0," THAT THE LIST COULD SE AMENOUD ATOR HOARE HAD PERSOMALLY CHECATD © THE SITUATION. HE. SEES THEM ARE HOASS SAIS THAT THE MILITARY SMUECTIVES AS H © PLANS To SEND PATRICK ‘AUGUST. OSTENSIBLY. AS A STRUCTIONS, BACK. TO" JOHANR eS x rrecn CONTINUATION Of TOCS INFORMATION REPORT ee a . ; 4 IS NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY AS'A MOOCL FOR ANEW ONE USED IN 10ST ONE. AND WILL HAVE TO BE AMENDED IN "CERTAIN RESPECTS", ONE NEW. CLAUSE” THAT: HOARE INTERES TQ HAVE “INCLUDED is: THAT HE MUST BE “ABLE TO: TERMINATE, THE CONTRAT TFOK HIS Own SUDGEMENT « "HE ADDED THAT HE “FORE Sees No DIFFICULTY WITH MOSUTU ON THIS: SCORE. J We AFTER THE, ANI TIAL HALE MOUR NEETING WITH MOSUTU ON THE ; MORNING OF 1 AUGUST, HOARE AND FHC PURENS RETURNED TO SEE HIM AT 1538 HOURS THE SAME DAY, MCBUTU WAS JUST THEN LEAVING TO SCE TSHOMBE , AND THE SROUP FOLLOWED, THEY WORE KOOT WAITING UNTIL 199 HOURS WHILE MOSUTU AND TSHOMSE CONFERSED HI PRIVATE, WHEN THEY WERE FANALLY RECCIVED, THEY PRESENTOO ear wiTH AN ESTIMATE | OF EXPENS ES TC SE INCURRED WHICH HE. READ CVER ANO APPROVCD, . BF Fieuo DISSE Ms STAT ARMY HAVY AIR” CHACMEAPSA, fs “ND cr MESSI if “ CLASEAICATION — DISSEMINATION CONTROLS SECRET pon Led CONTINZATION ‘OF TOCS INFORMATION REPOST CATR AC. aeeveuse OF tnt coms, Lerous sure (20 avousr 196) - OC 53975: APPRAISAL, westtem Gusinestaan (0); Fear ‘eucastanaa iqectnaer td, Faon woant. . Arrpaisays 2 (rma woant's stattaiats accunarety MEFeecy mis o oo Vitws ano Vet Facts as ar. ane tete). . Vy. O82. AUGUST "6%, MERCENARY COMMANDER M!ZHACL HOARE SAIS COMMANDER, HAD ARRIVED IN’ JOHANNESEURG FROM LEOPOLEVILLE ON 17 H AUST WITH THE CONGOLESE GOVT FUN, t£E0CO TO PROCFED WET MERE CONARY BOCRUITING. ALTHOUGH HOASE HAS HAD NO NEWS OF HOR VOVEMPNTS. SINCE THEN, ME CONFIDENTLY EXPECTS THE FIRST ORAFT OF MERCI EAPITS, ME TWEON bit AnD Go CF THEM, ACCOMPANIED GY HIS SECGRO- INC MAND ALASTAIR. Wiles, TO ARPIVE AY AMIKA SASE FROU ZOHARIE SURG ALOMRD A RHOOLS) At ak Fm OMA “aR SERVICES TUloMT OW 2) ALGUST, SOME OF THEE: wilt aM ‘HEON RE- SWETED IN JOHARNE SOURS, some Ww SALISLSY, SILLETS, CQUIPPENT AND Thu qeqven seecatee Mefwoaia afercas Ue maeee Cfwes, of ie Tay Orne Soule ine mene: of the Beptoenge Lowe. The tf UAC Se TO med Th ee CU LmR © comes @ Ghia fb te] mecker te ob uaneKberved pewra fs pRebied bY ee SECRET . — 8 Rabe msrp essa 7 * 23 Aterenee Dik ameter, wavy a = ae Rk - Oy oom | oce fe fro mcf aclu PRIVATLLY THAT MRS JEREMIAH PUPEN, WIFE OF THE MECCHARY AIR FORCE ~~ 14-0800 HOARE THEN SAID THAT HIS PRESENT PLAN 18 TO FORM FIVE COMMANDOS . - oF 189 MERCENARIES EACH (COMMANDOS "A" THROUGH "E"), EACH IS TO HAVE “AN ARMOREO. SPEARHEAD IN THE FORM OF A. *FERRET® OR OTHER LIGHT ARMORED CAR; AND ALL COMMANDOS WILL HAVE TO- OPERATE UNDER HOARE"S: CONTROL, © SINCE HE:.HAS NO ONE ELSE CAPABLE OF ASSUMING SUBORDINATE" pie _ AT THIS TIME, oe : 3. HOARE SAID HIS: FARST- OBJECTIVE - 1s ALOEATVILLE, WHICH HE PLANS TO TAKE FROM THE LAKE» HE HAS CHRISTENED THE ATTACK - "OPERATION WATCHCHAIN" AND HAS DISCUSSED: IT IN DETAIL WITH. CONGOLESE NATIONAL - ARMY (ANC) COMMANDER= I-CHIEF MAJOR-GENERAL JOSEPH MOSUTU AND. WITH COLONEL GUY LOGIEST, "RANKING BELGIAN MILITARY AOVISER TO THE ANC, MOBUTU, ON 19 AUGUST, CONCURRED FULLY iN THE PLAN AND SAID ALL NEEDED "SUPPLIES ANO CQUIPMENT WOULD BE AVAILABLE AT ONCE, HIM FOR RECONNA | SSANCE PLANES, FOR USE IN THE ALBERTVILLE AREA, WHICH SELG)AN OFFICERS: HAD REFUSED HIM. DURING HIS. RECENT VISIT TO KAMINA, MOSUTU GAVE HIS” AGREEMENT TO THEIR USE, “LOGiEST "ENTIRELY APPROVED" OPERATION *WATHCHAIN® | HOARE THEN ASKED. ON: 20 AUGUST, “ME THEN WENT ON TO DISCUSS WiTH HOARE THE CRITICAL SITUATION OF THE SELGIANS- IN ee een ee ope OM ALBERTVILLE AS-939¢ HOURS 39 'AuGusT, .* _ NOT EVEN. moguTU,” 5. "HE Siw MOBUTU ON. 19 .Aueus' HAD-ASKEO" HIN. "WHAT. oe (GASTON EMILE) SOUMIALOT, (PIERRE) MULELE :AND OTHER REBEL LEADERS | IF CAPTURED. SHALL 1 SHOOT THEM OR TAKE THEM PRISONER?" MoSUTU'S ANSWER WAS, "I DON'T WANT ‘TO HEAR AGOUT THESE THINGS," WHICH - HOARE SAID HE INTERPRETS AS TACIT AUTHOR! TY TO KILL THEM. “Ge HOARE THEN SPOKE” ENTHUSIASTICALLY ABOUT. HIS RECENT CONTACTS... “WITH SELGIAN MILITARY ADVISERS TO THE ANC. ON.19 AUGUST, BELGIAN AiR FORCE ‘L IEUTENANT-COLONEL (FNU) SOUZIN, WHOM HOARE DESCRIBED AS :AN "UNPOPULAR LITTLE MAN; IDLE AND IRRITABLE ALTHOUGH PROBABLY ee eRe se eee ee 14-0000, RANSPORTED TO:NOUILT AIRPORT FOR AIRSHIPMENT ” AFIELD COMMENT: THE LOATS AND ENGINES. SKAMINA BY“AIR-ON 21 AUGUST.) ve _ 6. Flew DISSEM: STATE ARMY. NAVY AIR CINCHEASA, ee 10 KAMINA. BASE. By c=134, pErRot woney rare +4-00000 met ney SaVIGUSLY C02 : secret 14-00000 Tx<s 9 , PRECEOENCE —— aoe. ee rns Tite & vac SECRET ” Pagzoiy pia ADny, N ANS PETER MACK INT OSH, aT eens eA the “rene lenton OF revelaust of wtkn tn any opancr ve an havy ate ‘aut . BUREN AND THE MER cENARY PILOT S$; GAMES: HEDGES, TENCED A 62% EFING ONT THE: MILITARY. SE NATIONAL “ARMY (ANC) HEADQUARTERS BY | THE PILOTS SA:D AFTERWARDS, OG PREPARE IHEM FOR A MISSICN TO 32 ATTACHED GREAT IMPORTANCE. THEIR A RECONNAISSANCE MISS:ON IN THE VICINITY RE 1S AN ANC TRAINING “SCHOOL THAT MuST-BE HELD Is REPORIECLY TOLD ThE P re the Mational Detecse ef the United states wiurts the meoice cc te Saplaiiage Live Tis person te PfUbittied Sr jae. - LS MODE NSA OM a usa. ocr “One ci tet etre ian shennan pero porta Dios, NO" ARMS, No PO BUT Pure N, INSISTED On soins, BEFORE THE PLANES 00K: ‘OFF, MRS, SoH cr THE FOUR MEN $2EB WHICH SHE HAD: RECEIVED FROM ANC Ter MAJOR=GENERAL, SCSEPH, MOBuTU. THAT. SAME MORNING, yh x tm 2. ea) U = t we EME AMOUNT FOR. HERSELF ABD DISTRI@UTED THE: SAME “AMOUNT OF Trt FOLLOWING: MERE s ENARY “COMMANDER MICHAEL. HOARE, | GS. Thi lwo SLANES WEeE SUPPOSEIOTG HAVE RETURNEO LATE ON Vy HOURS 15 AUGUST, ‘HOARE DiscLoseD, PRIVATELY Je onAL BE Hs “MEAbD. ROTING AND EXPRE SSED cone LRN aS TO WHAT MIGHT HAVE : | Pe NAVY AIR CINCMEAFSA, 7 4 » CRASSIPT CATION = C:BREMIMATION CONTEOKS ’ . 3 {SECRET © : _ : j ~ a ; eee : 3 14-06000 LACTION DESK 1B. COUNTRY OF LOCATION INFORMATION SODRESSELS * 22. CAYPTONYM | . GhaTURE OF Ae ouestte | ewes BS mo SECRET 14-0000 SAND LIN URS . i MLE ONZES AND CLA 7 BAT THE Les. . { fore 1. { _ . 4 ze : i rT’ tava e : MANCNS, AGS ee . . w ] . . ~ ~ ete 7 TOLO teow rat Tomer, ‘\wreRson. MINISTER SoOEFRCIO. raNON AND ‘CONGO Leer “NAT ana ii’ (ancy “COMMANDER AN. CHEF MAJOR-GENERAL. OSEPH™ : MOBUTU HAD ad TAT SAME" DAY AND: DEC HOLD, THAT THE EUROPEAN merce so ABIES WOULD Be Use: AND Tar PUREN, WOULD Ca aN. GRARGE oF THE AIRFOR OE. “RAL 1B1ONA s very ‘chose To. Jose Ew) HAS le ican | INFOP ANT Comments ACCESS To Mii AT ALL TiMES.5 hismantumet sorcerer: . 086 ome ED mw Be Ges wenentem @ exc ef eth 2 ey eas SECRET 0 race te fan oa ow* Rtn om Ak RS : ER TAP Ce a . lamer cya. °0: state faery 4 VILLE IF THE MERCENARIES GO INTO ACTION HOARE C <THE SITUATION WARRANTS, ©. HE INT ’ (END OF Mees 2} : CAANUACA NOM — O“MRAERATO CONTROLS 3 S WIFE DELIVERED ate, aT pisrerory sh posta sOBURG 2 £ THIS EVENT: 2 CHARTER De-a, CAPTAIN NULLOCK. WHO? Ueby o AUTHORIZATION "Bests ON ONE TELEGRAY FLOM TSH WHICH COLONEL | P Y) HELD was” “AYBIsuous. TOUCH AND GO UNTIL 14¢9 Eau uns WHEN 8UYS FINALLY GaVe go AMEAD, pat EN-RCT KIS SOUL-HaD BRon ISHED CONTACT SECURITY » INSTEAD LEFT LaSt rest vith (iexs,) weoess, “PILOTS INCLUDING MACKINTOSH, PUREN VERY UNPOPULAR WITH. . Swat T, OUR SELVES ALSC. . AECHT 25 #20, ALL CTKER RANKS, FLY WITH HE TONIGHT. VOT SECOND FLIGHT WILL EE.IN 7-12 SavS. TIME ome wn MEANWHILE ntuyras DSNYiIng THINS TO THE PRESS WHO HAVE THE sToRy, WWBLY, FROW CNS. CF THE SEN IN PUay INEVITABLE. eee awe ce ee ne ee rm ete . = ; . , “SECRET e +) Cc Cun LL asteee bedars WA Ted wt So Cn ae arr SOOO ana. HOU Cane Moraiition. C. hs ria 1400000 L . . 1, ON-15 AuaUST a; MERCENARY COMMANDER MICHEL Hoart: SAID PRIVATELY THAT, pesPite THE ASSURANCES, ‘Suvi BY PREMIER 101SC TSHOMBE ON-13 GUST, THE LATTER 010 NOT CaNVORE,. Him, HS SECOND iN-COMMAND ALASTAIP WICKS; MERCCNARY Ai? FORCE COMeTREK 2 REMIAN, “PURER AND RS. PURCN ON 1D AUGUST TO COMPLETE THE NEGOTIATIONS ON" PAY ANG: ALLOWANCES - a AND SIGN A COMTRACT FCN THE 2539-000, euro Ea MERCENARIES TSHOMG ~ WISHES ERUUGHT TO THE CONGO. (FIELO COMMENTS: FOR THE EVENTS oF 3. AUGUST, IN THE COURSE or win TSHORE GAME SUCH AN ASSURANCE : SLE ACL ZIG 6) iroes-g13 Orr) _ 2. NCVERTHELESS, AT ipoe HAIRS, PRS. PRON wer TO THE orF Ice srs cemectm caram wtergecies sGrveing cn Woetaoas Detsies of Cae Cases Fiabe WER (2 eameicg af Ce Drpscnass Lent, Tree BOC ane 5S Aad WR thy CMTE OF MRED Cf OES TD amt Samet @ Mm CIDRckeTES) paoes © yortiteus ty Wee SECRET ge prec mel oe) | ee ee oma vs) 1 40/es Pa ais4) SUODENLY ProoRio | FRem HER HANDS aw CHECK FoR The EQUIVALENT. m BELG +A . » FRANCS ‘oF. “APPROXIMATELY 9 P82. Pounos STERLING, DRA on ‘ aELGIAN SANR 5 wnicu SHE” SAID SHE MAD RECEIVED THT. PORNING: FRC MoeuTy ‘BUT. WHICH ko WAITEO-UNTIL: THAT MOMENT 10 MENT On AT FiRET, oars SAID, aia ‘SEEMED: IHOROBABLE THAT: THE, CHECK COULD BE ARES, HOWEVER, THROUSH. THE INTERVENTION CF osuty, WES, _ PUREN FINALLY MADE CONTACT WiTil A *HIOK-LEVEL SURETE OFFICIAL wn “cases ™ cure KO wr em CR ute ues. = _ DOLLARS, IN FLPTY=00ULAR AND.CNE - _HUNDRE DOLLAR. BILLS, “(Frets COMET: _ A” FAIRLY PELIABLE “SOURCE, A “HIGH: RANKING NATIONAL SLRETE ‘OFFICIAL, Reponts THAY Thé CHECK {Nn QUESTION WAS FoR} pine Soe SOLSTAN « pos eee, PAYALLS BY THE GaNQur NATICNALE ot BELGIQUE TS MISS 2,F, PONGAREZ, erpeypnc> Ss Meo be PURENTS MAT SON NAME, ,) — sot THEN SAID THAT, PORMAPS GLCAUSE OF HEA A! SiS MOT. FLY To SHAN SSun5 Ww GU Tag dy AUGUST ALI TALIA Fuicer AS. one HAD OR:5 PAELe Chea SuTS FOR RCTAILS OM TEE MIS ss! 'cN; SEC 4. a TH aT PEG WY ue “14900000 - ok WICKS: Has. INSTRUCTIONS TO- Start ecsutT iis a LDIATELY In a eae 14-0000 PRIVATZLY. way aT iia: souns THAT we oar, ne AND ALASTAIR wicks, . : ; pinta cbeabann sacs: ANS SECC in CONO, | ‘MERCENARY ain force _COMAANDER STREAM, PREN CANO VTE PLREN MET WET CONCOLESE NAT IOWAL Amay (ANT) COMANDER= INe UAEF MA MYSCINERAL JOSEPN MOPUTU, THE PRINCIPAL DECISION REA LHC 0, WER FORMED, WARD ot TAUTONCMOUS WAS THAT HOARE *S MEPCENARY TISY CREO TOMMENT: PRESUAELY THIS MEANS ET BOLO NT EE CR IGATEC : MTR STMER AMT GOHT yo Ta CTH OO TISt! HEALD WAS THAT wes : Pitete MS I Th MALI Sue DION TO ADMINI STDS THe aes op en Or eS OES RO MPerte SECRET B fsa bal a ee ee ed tots ore to ead Sate aca Dab ats un” CAE TY cM # ase ettes, Ln it : ‘ - ‘eae fA, | Mon HE Gaal ae 14-0009 , FOP OLTAILS OF THE MISS (.. rocss318/01NR A . ). Te 3. at 1568 HOURS, THEY AGAIN SAW MOBUTU,' WHO. Tou THEM THAT A StcoND APPOINTMENT HAD EEN MACE FOR THEM WITH. TSHOMBE FOR 17¢s HOURS 10 SETTLE THE LAST DETAILS AND SIGN THE CONTRACT, HOWEVER, AT A796. oo HOURS THEY WERE TOLD TO PETUBN YWO HOURS LATER, THCY RETURNED © @ os AT 198% HOURS, FOUND MOBUTL WAITING AND, AT 152() HOURS, WERE ALL me ADMITTED TO TSH MGE'S PRESEIKE. TSHOMBE' GAVE, THEM INSTRUCTIONS “7G FRETAKE THE CONDO'S | MORE SPECIFICALLY, MANONO, KONGOLE, ALBERT = VILLE, UVIRA, ‘STAMLEYVILEE,. 1M THAT ORDER. He PROMISED ALL SuPPOnT, WITHOUT RESTRICTIONS CF AKY KIND, WHICH, HOARE LATER CUMENTES, weS "RATHER DISTIPEING AND A sit TAO MUCH OF A Go0t THi NG.” HOARE ALSO NOTES 1 NAT NEITHER TSAOMCE | WOR. MOET lsresco, PARTICULARLY : CONCESNED AS rc Hohe Tet Gs WAS pote PRIYIBEO v was oo.” rgetere es nn c | : S3URGENT. FOR WICKS. TO ACCUMPANY 83 PLANNED, “LUE THAT RECRUITING CONTINUES TC HALE HIGH” IN’ JOHENNESEURS GN 15 AUGUST, WICS WILL ALERT THE MEN WAITING THEME ALS SHOLLD EE ASLE HOARE ESTIMATED, ARRANGE TO HAVE Sp ofS. ERG READY te foe Fe opiate ‘ay 48 AUGUST. AND Og HORE br! AxGUST. as LATER O15 AUGUST, Wits WILL FLY Gt 19 SALIS2URY, WHERE <= 1§. TO” VOUT » ia RECRUIT AS MANY MCI AS 2558S Sut NOT LESS THAN Gp, HOARE Sad - HE SAS CLEAGIECE PAN THE SOUTHERN RHODE A SECUPIT? SEAVICE Fla THI ACTIVIDC, HE ACOED THAT THE "FIRET.12@ ARF VITAL,” THA; SE WOULD THA AT ESAT HE CS aut COULD USE FAS MANY AS NICKS CAN 2015/4 URLM WILL RIYOON TO LEOPCLOVILLESOM DT atau es ee 44-00000 HENCE THE, NECESSITY FoR Tek ie THEM once TASEN, , . HE-HAS ALREADY SUGOLSTE pee) to couty THAT HE Tro WEEKS AFTER, NS “OWN ARP TVAL THERE. : TONCONDUCT AN INSPECTION HE ADDED THAT HE HAD "Ss ViRY HIN CPINION” OF MCSUTUTS CAPAZILITIES. Je FIELO OsSSte: STATE ARMY NAVY AiR CINCMEAFSA, Tedd Rete:
104-10182-10128.pdf
14-00000 104-10182-10128 ee . y , . : a ae : b ‘ . Atte. s SECRET ones | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |. tae ‘ File No. 5.3, Pes 1575 (Millard) Date 24 Jntv 1959 : ,) . 2%. we, MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, we/car/PP ATTENTION: ‘Te Cobb N “ . SUBJECT: Michell Livingston WRGELL - C-78785 - Central Cover Division concurs in your proposal to use the above " Individual for the purpose indScated. In keeping with the requirement . placed upon Central Cover Division to maintain an accurate register of . current fionotticial cover\activity, you ere specifically requested to advise Central Cover Division(fonofficial Cover\promptly by menorandun when subject has been activated. at / —_— 4. Leer! A ie yell . % 7K rer Vine a e Chief, CCD/RC “ cc: CI/OA SECRET 13)
104-10182-10137.pdf
‘u0000 _——__- f Pekan ASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 [104-10182-10137), | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASS 0 CIA . . Coot Background Use Only — 3 Do Not Penreduce One” ents . : Owen MEMORANDUM TO: WH/C/OPS SUBJECT =: Call from Mr. Dick Philips (State) : Regarding the Arrest of AMLEO-3 1, Mr. Dick Philips said that he received a call from Mitchell L. WER-BELL about the arrest of AMLEO-3, The following information is contained in CIA files regarding Mr, WER-BELL: . ss "Subject was born March 1918, in Philadelphia, : Ee served in the OSS during World War II and later opened a@ public relations and advertising firm in Atlanta. During the past chree years he has entered various import /expore ventures {n. Latin America and Florids, He was in the Dominican Republic during the past summer. He is well-known ‘ to thls Agency and is categorized as unscrupulous and a . promoter with grandiose schemes. Although he has offered “~~ to work for us, he has never been used, He claims close frlendship with many Latin American political and military figures." 2, The three Cubans that WER-BELL reported arrested are Jose Ricardo RABEL Nunez (AMLEO-3), Gilberto Fondora and Miguel Ramos. These men were crew members of the JURE mother vessel VENUS. From JMWAVE reports it appears that AMLEO-3 was attempting to exfiltrate his family, using the VENUS, when he was caught by Cuban security forces on 3 September 1965, 04 . iC | (C Bryan Mills . C//c/Mo/PM aoe et ee wot L- ile
104-10183-10011.pdf
14-00000 104-10183-10011 rer Rane ™ One %, . on, Oy, - & Of iy D6 4g Ue a . O, ma) C3, A CLASSIFIED MESSAGE — ots SWAINFRIGHT/AL in o UNI: SAS/EOB —~ D INDEX 7 _ __ OT : g153 (aho INDEX Toa: Agrea TB. +9 oa - DATE: ya /ooT/63. _. CRiein cs Fe NO. Bly 7 Fy y eed ro + ROME . SIG CEN From: DIRECTOR . R 8 ‘ tconrs SAS “ ROUTINE ic pop, Cl, CI /oPS, C1/OA, Fi, we 4, RF, WR 0 10 INFO ‘ an IY _ CITE OR , Y j INFO P . 10 PRTY ROME {NO NIACP) v34 4 P KEYWAY PBRUMEN AMVHIP f REF: DIR 71153 126/SEPT/63) # ." ; _ . . . - R oR AMMBIP DUE ROME WEEK OF 13 OCT AND WILL CONTACT STATION i ' : . cr |, PER OLD CONTACT PLAN. —_ c. 9 END OF MESSAGE - e P ate : y 8A3 COMMENT: * ROME SHOULD KOT EXPECT AMVHIP PRIOR WEEX OF LS ecto ERT =e LA ROUTING Terres RIN/AN R | { c o 0 ? rs Y Y : A ct Kye / kv Lasr couako A. MARELIUS C/Wr, COCADINATINE OFFLEESE C/SAS ‘POR At [excasr | ae apart . SECRET. atprooUcTioN re Chse& THAN THE ISSUING CIFFICE % PASTE. Copy Ne see9 ggggg SEIS aE COPY | Aye ee va : | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a a RR
104-10183-10022.pdf
14-00000 . st Ber ot . on a ne ttt - feet ne UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASS it : egg OS eats a foe on oe Nat seats ery on Seba ae Mo fa ti 14-0000 14-0000 Ryoxss ae MILL f “e
104-10183-10037.pdf
14-00000 104-10183-10037 ae | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | oY. M ® A : Hour? ® od T. WAT ys “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE e, 020 0, geen. [sweat | be = : 6153 Bo rex rt ee iett 18 JUNE 1963 © Fit \ cs FE ANC. 73 3 ROME fetumy ORECTOR cone, SAS 8 . IFO + DOF, Cl, C1/OPS, CI/OA, Fl, WE 4, S/c ROUTINE - ad ROME INFO CITE OR 48 198 KEYWAY PBRUMEN AMWHIP - 8 . . REF: DIR 44488 (IN 55801) ° 1. REQUEST SNITHAM ASK AMmBIP FOR DATE Hi SENT LETTER TO wed . “THOMPSON'S FRIEND" IN PBRUMEN. ALSO REMIND HIM TO SAVE COPY OF LETTER FOR THOMPSON. IF ANWHIP AGREZABLE, OFFER SEND COPY TO THOMPSON VIA “SECURE CHANNELS", 2. FYI, LETTER IS ACTIVATION EFFORT TO RELUCTANT DRAGON » AGENT NOW PBRUWEN, WHO MET PARIS BY THCNPSON AND WALLACE A. GROWERY LAST SUMMER, AGENT 1S Goop FRIEND AMWHIP WHO WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN ARRANGING CONTACT, END OF MESSAGE Bits Mie ets - “ THOMAS THIE AC/BABY ay ( C/TE/INT e— tt ti: sar tt ato che hecer teat ae ey eeatea ug ceaieee o Y bee caer" om sreoace > Datoterear: ‘ jf (BeR-CoRemeT NG WAI eat ae ete REED INE, . . ag {operas Saks | rcs abe NG OF CE Moree tS, oe CV tas
104-10183-10039.pdf
14-0000 104-10183-10039 7 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ry . , Y . C85. +, 4" * CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ial cos, [STEPHEN 1, MUNGER}.va —ESSEED SESGE | * TNS UNG /4/X% Ow. 1 pe R~-C-B-E-T TT te 3559 DONO INTER = : cae: 13 JUNE 1963 0 G ric on cs rue No. re 57z TO FROM: DIRECTOR \ we 6 a (Vv _ CONF: “aro: £27, C1/9PS, CCS 2, SAS 8, 5 ‘ : BONE REF ROME 9337 (IN 55861) 2. NO TRACES|KARIN ESPINOSA} . 0,2. MANY TRACES HER HUSBAND (WIGUEL ANGEL ESPINOSA BRAvO| BoRK (29 SEPT 1902 HAVAXA, FORMER CUBAN aua/ NORWAY, DIPL CAREER BEGAN 1931 WHEN ASSIGNED ROKE AS THIRD SECTY. LATER SERVED TOLD ODACTD OFFICER ie Od MADRID BRUS BERLIN MEX! . tT! JAW 6C COTLD NG LONGER SUPPORT CASTRO GOVT BUT DID NOT INTEND RESIGN FOR FCoNciHIC REASORS, ARRIVED BUENOS AIRES MAY 61 AS CURAN EXILE AND SECAUK MEMBER ANTI-CASTRO GROUP THERE. OTHER TYFO AVAULABLE {F DESIRED EY ROME STATION. END OF MESSAGES SSMITHAM met ANWHIP/1 Bowe. Latter offered_use of ucw bustnesa ua cover and said had bised/Kariau FSPINGSA) wee . ob > <r 4s, ; “OD as et A fi pf? 8A3/NOR ~ Mr. 4rautrong (costd Ah deaf} />~ x LOAMAST Fete (2 ‘ y ct kee GS C/WE/1NT | WR/S = Mr. Sherean\ CL hte eS VK fo as wating erOre ree H tee, . vA SCreageme coergea c~ . 7 “ phe stee os Agtarscstevine i — BE-C-+R-E-T OF | ue CS a TO fete oy ca fee B/ER
104-10183-10043.pdf
14-0000 -[104-10183-10043 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | 7 eee, 4 vy 7 95 te > OU : es (ernrnEK To sung yave: _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 182 wets DOS dbf 4/K - + q enetx qv SECRE? xT: 5559 DO NG INDEX sATE 3 JUNE*1 12 FC IN CS FILE NO. INDEX: yes LI wo KX . xa a classify te Fice ne, ete BE VIGE © : ROME i. X-REF To Fit, : . ON SIGNATURE L ‘ “ « ROM: DIRECTOR ” ee . = — . O33 SONF: WE 6 0 . 4 NFO: = DOP, CI, CI/oPS, CI/oA, CCS 2, FI, SAS 8, S/c. ° | ROR INFO . CITE OR 44488 — r XEYWAY FEREE AMGUHIP ~ . moa "ase (IDEN A), LONG TIME KUBARK ASSET FOR PERUMEN OPS, WILL VISTE-ROME 5 TO 15 JUNE TO OPEN SEELRY STORE IH IDEN B. HAS OFFERED BE OF SERVICE 10 STA IN-ANY WAY. POSSIELE INCLUDING FURNISHING COVER IN NEW STORE. THOUGH LEFT PERUMBN ZARLY 1961, REMAINS PERSONA GRATA TO REOIME SINCE GAVE AID TO CURRENT REGIME DURING PRE-REVOLUZION DAYS AND OOK RO OVERT OPPOSITICN STAND. IS CONSIDERED BY CURRENT REGIME AS KX POLITICAL BUSINESSUAN AND CAN EXTER OFFICIAL INSTALLATIONS MEET WITH PERUMEN DIPLOMATS. FOR EXAMPLE, PLANS SONG. FERUMER PASSPORT AP EMBASSY, PARIS, ON CURRENT TRIP. 2,- IN PARTNERSIIP WITH IDEN ¢ WILL OPEN JEWELRY STORE ROME. SAYS IDEN C FULLY TAUSTNORTRY ANTI-REGIME AND COULD BE MADE WITTINO OF ARRANGEMENTS HALD NOME IF SO DESIRED. IDEN C WAS WITTING SOURCE OF aa ODUNIT ATTACHE Ii FBAUMEY PRIOR 1961. 3. AMKEIP/1 IS PARTNER IN NEW YORK OF IDEN D WHICH IS CLOSERS St 10 PO NINTTTALL feet og CI . IL &E OF MILAY. COULD ALSO OPFER COVER IN IDEN E BUT BELIZE’ ES Jess ‘or i LECU': SINCE 182 EAS MORE DIRECT CONTROL OVER ROME JEWELRY S10! “prpetrs i! fit, a aes bo C577 \ yeh & a YTD rg 863 va 2 CHTMOEwMATING CHFICERS SCE ESING CORTE as ; [os SECRET RE ORCDECEON BY CINLtTMAN IPE ISU CHE-CE I$ FIG 2H RETURN To c} okground Use Only © Not Reproduce 2ypy 14-0000 pi. Pade | '° ? ‘ > ° . ~ ria. . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - . : 1242 ORIG: . a UNIT : .. O1 INDEX SECRET 1 XT; . + GNC INDEX : DATE : __ DI FILEIN CS FILE NO. =r woe . e: 5 + = ~S ~ Ta a cLassiry to FULE ne. . - ve | eee | chs XSREF TO FILE NO. +— _ ‘ ey FROM: DIRECTOR SIGNATURE qn, _ CONF: , ’ PAGE TWO INFO 4 te INFO” . CITE OR 7 &4°33 ot. h, FECAEGID STA BOTASLIGE CONTACT SOONER DISCUSS VATLOUS OPS POOR a m " ROSSUELISIES, LCL, COVER YOR FERQOEX OPG SUPPORE AGOET AB FLAIHED. TF COVER "YOR Susy DIR 38810 GTILL UNRESOLVED, BTA GHULD RAISE PROBLEM WITH AMVIIP/2, REALIZING THOUOH THAT LATTER MAY BB RELUCTANT OFFER COVER I Ovi FIRM 0 PERSO WHO BROXE CLAMOROUSLY WITH REQIMR. OTA MAY ALSO WIBH ASK AMEIP/1 VISIT OF = FICIAL PERUMEN INSTALLATIONS ROME FOR MEETINGS ASSESEMENTS TARGET PERSOWALITTES. ETA SROULD FEEL FREE DISCUSS ALL OTRER PAREN PROBLEMS DESIRED. IN ALL ABOVE, STA MUST ABIDE BY AMMEIP/1 JUDGEMENT. NOTH LATTER 18 NOT PRINCIPAL AGENT TYPZ Cl ROCRUITER. HAS BEEM WIGRLY VALUABLE AS WITTING INFORMANT, BPOTTER, OFS SuPPOR? TYPE. . 5. AMSIIP/) WILL ETAY WITH IDEN ¥. CAN BS REACHED THERE OR PREFERABLY QENOUGH IDEY B MANAGEMENT. IN MILAN CAN BR REACHED TRRCUGH IDEN Z. OFFICER MAKLHG CONTACT SHOULD IDENTIFY SELF AS FRIEND OF EILL THOMPSON AND REFER TO THOMPSON'S TALK KITE AMAIP/1 OF 31 MAY DONG YORK, SROULD URE ECOLIS! Ix [OTTIAL PHONE CONTACT. AMWHIP/1's ENGLISH AND ITALIA ARE FAIR BUT RECQOOND SUDSTAUTIVE DISCUESIOUS HE HELD IN AMWHIP NATIVE LANOQUAGE. END *, MESBAGE wie oF gas/EOB mppedi draft) : ans J SeOeD maTiee venti Sony Bccgaastae efeicee ae 7 SxsCRET 1 "REPXOQDUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN [rt@ ISSUING OFFICE 1§ PROW 3 2p/
104-10183-10044.pdf
14,00000, a y ware Le A (1o4-t0783-t00a4s §{ 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. "sesh B+ CAVALIERE RIMION OTE JUAT VEIRUIRA VALER, BORW 10 APR'29i GOeva nica, ~ . MATUPALICED. CUBAN IX RESIDENT GENEVA, -6UISEE - CIBUMAN AND.LIPP INC., JEWELRY MANUFACTUUSS , ‘TEIG ~) CasLETra nc., JEMELIY MANUFACIUIERS; 29D Gy- 267956 3 woos TROGIR. DR. A. ROMANO, VIA CICCENONE 44, ROME pe EMD OF MisS/QE ; — Bi. . . {Rts 4 . i3 wry . 03 . ; : gen son Me(Catnvrtgat}(4n draft) — oF Slag ieee COQSHIRAtiaGg OFFICERS me ee ee [spent | REPROD ON BY Ola THAN T8 iStuttas OFFICE 1S PROLUBITED, - Cape Ke wire E/T o> pectaasne erevete fetae | om bolemade O35 a setettis Cc — . Background Use Only © Not Reproduce “py
104-10183-10139.pdf
“\104-10183-10739 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ‘ * rarer a | zy Q3 . . ‘ a a) . ROUTING ‘ ‘f>. : MESSAGE FORM fe nk eee / one ['xa't scorgymak MESCARE EORM _ jt UNIT, /SA/EOB O nox pe or . 6153 2) No INDEX i33 i enn , DATE. 5 NOVEMBER 64 [Xie In Cs FE NO. 200-120-58 any! tet i ome ; (> if a: jr .(Parrs) 7 Shay 64 Zi | ftom. DIRECTOR | cow, wun ISAS wo DBP, WEL, De 4, BelK3, ve, Fue SiC cEy rm (part) i5°4 NFO, (tana) 2 CITE Om KEYWAY PBRUMEN AMWHIP MHVIPER 62066 — (Part)7320 (IN 17041) # ," 2a 1, BY ALL MEANS TRY TO GET STUDY AND FORWARD TO HQS, i 2. iF UNAELE OBTAIN OPENLY, ADVISE HQS MEANS TO BE USED BEFORE : UNDERT#ZING CLANDESTINE APPROACH. END OF MESSAGE 4 Twa Volume Study ON CUGAN “TRANS ory SYSTem. t % Yi] —— Deke ter J -/ Chase byt oe _ oa Weane Boe 5 ‘ a Ze Ma ‘ a e/a 0) by ph 3 Ke Nata 7 Yc 3G, pierce) vy P ono) SUG vel POG ao ; 2 THOMAS F, THIELE ee RUCE B, CHEEVER ? C/WE/INT fey DC/WH/SA ~ . snonew wl tsa Satmeas- cating saaeaeree ortiege 4S ‘ toggle sa ertisce , a7 S $~5-0-R- E~p-—___ papel REPS. eouetion SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS” Peonititto Ceoy Ne Wr
104-10183-10232.pdf
OF 1992 R THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT “\104-10183-10232) [2025 RELEASE UNDE . . al ep e,* RETURNTO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP Ey NAME AND AODRESS | ate | G1 wainwright} O 3 | Toisect aeety | Tentrane REPLY { APPROVAL Y | RECOMMENDATION 1 COMMENT pfu aero * CONCURRENCE |__[iwrormation |] SIGNATURE Remarks: . RE attached on AMWHT7-1 and Steve man) ob Please get word to A-l that 12 ¥.he sees (Sto eet as much info fron hin on Ais current situation tn 3razil, who he xacws in Cuban co munity and Cubans he knows in Cuba. Ncturally, without exposing nis (A-1's) connections with us, a Qo sef5 will handle contaet with 2narlie Davis and subsequent centact, if ary, with ztegel, 237 Ue previows editions 1400 * 64 Gortteerer NTR COOL Let Megas feu wo z-41 b|pd 14-0000 uf SE ak ET Chief, WED \ x Caief of Station, Rio de Jeneiro 06 Subject of 201-720615 Ag: Parngre;h 2. ; Refer A, HBMW-5816 B. HBRA-1117T _ 1, Subject epplied for, end wes grunted on 29 April 1964, @ 15-day tourist vise to the United States. He told the consular officer thet he planned to Leeve on sbout 10 Key for Frence, where he plenned to stay for a month or more before going to the United States. He plana to conteet the folloving friends there: Mr. and Mra. Henri Moslish 119-33 Tend Ave. Forest Hilis 75 Hew Yors Er. tad Ere. John Buys 1 East G&th St, Rew York 21, Rew York Mr. od Mre. BH. Gilbert Smith Dockboard " . few Canal St. amet ee Caten Bev Orleens, La. - 2. It Subject also contacts AMHIP-1, it is recuested thet (_ the latter debricf hin on Bis PRRREN contacts here and, If he “appears to be cperntinnsily useful, that a contact be set up in Rio de Janeiro, as re,uested in Reference B. Metritution: ; Harry Y. WITHERSY 4- WED : c- Filles decd @ April 1964 HBRA-12952 en ee
104-10183-10233.pdf
14-0000 104-10183-10233 | 2025 RELEASE UN DER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |*” ” 4 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce «: : 03 3] CLASSIFICO_ MESSAGE reer aa D1 iNcex [4 g-E-C-R-E-T ters S 0 NO INDEX 5 Parle een PLE IN CS FILE NO. rom: DIRECTOR cov: C/WE 2 ero: DOP, ADP, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/TSO 3, C/EE 3, OC fwH/SA vR rie) PA ; INFO. ROME FRAN CITE DIR OBR ; “47976 + DESERSHFIEED: NeTAx PERUMER REF: PARI 3887 (ms TT) 1. RISK roféxazsof Ba0rTY BY UNRETRIEVABLE EQUIPMENT PROPOSED REF ° BATE INSTALIATION PLUS OP CONSIDERED ove FACT LIMITED LIFES BA arog SATE oo SECURITY ARD > Gexsar mane apn ALSO FACTORS —— AGAINST QUICKIE 8 OP WITH MIMEROUS RISES. ADDITIONALLY, (GaTON RUST CERTAINLY RETAINS cou - ance (gio § AND VIEW IATIER'S POSITION HE WARTS ‘VOID ALL TROUBLE WITH Sane, ms APARTNENT nor CONSIDERED - APERSERIATE FOR LP. 2. SUKGSST STATION CONSIDER. DOWIE TAP on sesame WIRES LEAD- ING T0-SECURE LP AS AUgERNATE possIBILITY. a. AMUSE Ox VILL RETURN PARIS APPROXIMATELY 15 MAY FROM fee pOcSIBILITY TEOREFORE EXISTS MOUNT SIMILAR OP AFTER ADEQUATE PLANNING ACCOM- PLISESD AND WITH NCN- LATTRIBUTABLE EQUIPMENT. SQUIEMENT SITAR 10 SRT 2b AND BATIERT'S 70 PLEASE DESCRIBE EQUIPMENT AND BATTERY h. FOR ROME: DO YOU GAVE OPERATE OF TIALLAN MANUFACTURE? IF YES 1128s TO PART. ae ee TP CATING arises cooy SK Grrt COOMTINATING OFrRrceas oO necasing orricta SECRET REPRODLCT: ON BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFF: CE 1S PROT SEO. b)p/ ~ a. . o . ‘ , c Ne . ‘ . Ci ASSIFIED MESSAGE ne a . FOUTNS . Ust: GD INCEX, S-E-C-R-E-T 7 _ iz . TNO INTEN rate - D FILE IN CS FILE NO. Ta from: DiRECTOR 7 TEN Toe CONF: . INFO : . - PAGE TWO oO) + . INFO : CITE DIR . . PART . ROME FRAN. -ae - . a - tere... Mee RYBAT 2: ~ 5. ALSO SUGGEST STATION CONSIDER USING NON-ATIRIBUTABLE BATIERIES MADE FRAN XY? ROME CANNOT PROVIDE. , a. *Proposal to mount audio targetted against GRSRAFU/29. a3 (cE Tulle.) Gla rearine “ . tb on orric S-E-C-R-E- ~ REPROQUC? . a 2 OTHER THAN THE ISSUINS Crs PROH.SITED, Cepy No Gly
104-10183-10239.pdf
14-0000 104-10183-10239 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | - ave wo, 7 f . * “"~" RETURNTO CiA , Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce f oF “* — crassieieo message 8 __ats ona . KFAINWRIG al INDEX ECR Bf? ROUTIN * WH/SA/BOB (1 NO INDEX Ot : 6153 DATE: 4 D FILE IN CS FILE NO. FROM: DIR cons, WNISA & NOs PPP aise ule Gloa, F Lied ROME “INFO CITE DIR KEYWAY PBEUMEN AMWHIP/1 16358 AbmaIP/1 ARRIVING EUROPE 26 APRIL FOR THREE WEEK'S BUSINESS TRIP, INCLUDING KUBARK ERBANDS PARIS, GENEVA. WILL ARRIVE ROME CIRCA 5 MAY AND CONTACT STATION VIA USUAL CHANNEL TO ASCERTAIN ANY SERVICES ROME MAY WISH. END OF MESSAGE 4 rnd ‘ THOMAS FP. ELE COTATI MATING Qrrrceas cane t , R/S AUsereted 0m aatomatey v sennavene Tine . War peeeerana [=== REPRODUCTION BYL OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. orca Copy No
104-10183-10240.pdf
14-00000 104-10183- 10240 e | 2025 RELEASE , UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | _ RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce ASSIFIED MESSAGE. 2 ous ; Wi nar oa sw 7 a 3 UNIT + aS A/EO EY NOE CRET ; aE: . FO NO INDEX en ie i oY: ——_| j——— oa: 6153 OATE: : 5 4 z FILE IN CS FILE NO. TO. + GENEVA BERN MADRID ROME PARIS FROM: lel A. ~ + . wros == DOP, ADOP, CAC, c/s 2, C/ee CiWE WR : TO 3s G@NWAA mR” ROME PARI .CITEDR , 94 ; C/S COMMENT? *REQUESTED AMHIPe! 450 i _. BYBAT PEAUMEN AMWHIP PROCEED GNVA. _ sh BEY; GVA 6486 (IH 62186) (aot gent ROME PART) 1, (wen) 1. RE PARA 2 REF, AMWHIP, Me rei LEAVE NEW YORE PRIOR 94-25 APRIL. HAS MINIMUM THREE DAY PRTY KUBARK BUSINESS PARIS. } ° f WILL TRY EXPEDITE BUT “poUBT AHWHI y AVAILABLE GNVA BEFORE 30 APRIL. WOULD HOPE THEREFORE ROME CAN ASK sur BE AVAILABLE FOR ASSISTANCE, PRIOR A/1 ARRIVAL. 2. FOR PARIS. WILL COMMENT SUBSEQUENT TRAFFIC RE ARRIVAL i a AND USE anrate/‘voR PARIS. BUSINESS RE CARRILLO AND flosnmno} ' END OF MESSAGE ©3 ‘ ' ed : as 28/8A/5 rine WH/8A/SO/NS Ones (bias ! \ pCfes It -3 gooaornarina OPriceed acucasiae orewcra > Ger ane frat oe or roan . .% Copy No. 2 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1§ PROHIRITEO. . alPd Qe nee neen 8
104-10183-10259.pdf
14-00000 = 04-10 83- cae 42 025 MENNUBNTEBSD ee STRERCRORE MEISE DOM AUG RSS SRSA SC RET MEETS - SUASESSSEGSE SETS SPRNCEDE AED SEC ASEENS Io SEES, Sete ist ESHER! . AM ry Onera Meeting: swith Col 133 s 10 October I ete Memorandurs tates 4s Get : . concerning briefing: “en oh pollawing the’ meeting’ ‘describ. Cotonel Pores requested ae te ‘pect! on faturday, 10 wetober 1954. y inoge Oe i : present at the pieeting. © . wo Durlog | C] meeting ¢ able a veatters covired: the ; previods day. with tae[Chtef of Etate pero. peviewed andthe. © to.” specific action to be taxen was indicated with. agreenvent i a my obese | . ; the following points: i | 4 i | gag oe sort Be cpectal treatmont should be given to, nebo Dee ‘Aatatigo: and the ‘Caso Hombres Ranas "which WO os involved Yoa SOSA tats Augusto TURCIUS: 1 6 Gianvel JCGUE Ortega Paz) and one. (fou) (ims) whem Wo will be able to identity if shown a ‘photograph, Every” __ eifort should be made to. identify the last-named person - : and thea to reeruit all ‘four of them, % . au Information available concerning Uiem shoul ° etation or eewardtnglo-Z colisct+d and furnished to the to. Headyearters. The abject each of these cases should. ‘be to achieve contacts with them for: the. parpose. ef effecting réeruitmerts,° Hf required, wa will rave-' @ Cebaa who Knows tho individuals and. wnom they = - believe to bos Cuban Intelligence officer g2 to . (or Gustenatalior the purpese.cf contacting thera under ~ controlled conditions which. with perait us to moaiter | the cvaversation during the tine that he poges’ ‘a8 still active ja Cubsa Intelligence. : ‘Following ‘this, the recruitment attomspt would be made in each case possibly by one of cur olficars if the circumstances - --ataportane although h is capable a? aid that at tho time Indicate that this proc ’ Geaternalan governniect)s4iould + propaganda use‘of their arrest most Likely tobe a euccess. B, Without “waiting for th recrult the four individuals ° them which will. Ly sound: of w ‘ es involvement in subversion on behalf of the.Caatro|. = government. They should be interviewed separ- ately and, if peesible,- some with greater potential shouldbe doubled ao that they may serve to keep us informed of plans for subversion-in the future. Cc" ‘The(Giatemalans}should ‘keep us advised at every stage of the progress made in the cases 80 that we may ion assistance when appropriate. o ; + : on ° . 9, (Colonel Porrea/said that he understood the e of the case and would do his utmost to follow ‘throuzh fn lina with the action proposed above. , He sald that © does not have a large organization, it is eecure and of collecting Information and ‘of arranging for - - "the arrests and interrogation, 4._(Colonel pobred}discuseed thres other cases . Athe[ALFAR caso, the case of(Lulz Ramirez, and the ~” “easeof (Nestor JORDI Chambonyez). (Rogers jaatd that full ‘details concerning the(ALFARO fase had been sent to . Headquarters.,4This is the same v tho(Chief'of State jinvolv. a(Mexican courterjacting on naif of the (Cuban intelligence service} colonel Porres hich according to, 13 individual is still in jail In(Guateniala),(The sos erdijend(Ramir zjcases are being made the subjects of separate memoranda, . ; , Harold F. Ewensos Chief, WL/SA/CI vee Goeth nce a Bot Ae or rete ere, Saco Oe ES 28)
104-10183-10260.pdf
yt ee: RORRIRVISLPLYLULOLATORON Fa CteNt PAHS 8382 14-00000 {104-10183- 10260}, os 3 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. “KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 Any AsiaiUG2 1 -veratiun ; 1 The rtef i - governuént culereice " § uctover. Ladd, lasting oats ‘1! 2 Auurs, Temer ‘al. z tate - oie Colonel Peralta (Ginisti ot Governts ent Colunel ¥errano] 6%, of “e606 and inteiliyence Chief coldnel Porresfattedided tot elauates tf malans,\. aul woeb and, ‘Any ioyerse-of our: tlon) njvere- presen 03, 03 4 o> ; { r ‘riday” it ay 7 ‘ oF me oa 2. atthe request ‘of thelc ” teal aeny _ prefaced the operational brienng with ‘a Lrief-descrintion of how tae a * Intelilgence cu:ntiunity” operates, vk the rule or Chi, of the need for compartoentation aud security, and s specitiesly ef how theforeguins consity rations inace it aperative ror the Guates. salang)to adopt. ecurit, pre- cautions shich vill ensure that the inatorr nition we pr- wide ve, and thePytat operations] ve undertiaag fr fre cunpattmented = within fke Cuatenalan goverament}(aad, i tact, divcussed. os 1 by-the Evatematan governs: anthvelusively-ait our're- preseatatives in the field), 7 ‘ ee . me, . 4. collowimng tia tutruductory renaris vutlined Be above, Lbriefed the group so'the Dulstructure, tae LCl . . operati, onal techniques) and § recifidally 09 °C CE uinis amd ee operations infGuatemala ‘The(vresicen lent. clase attention throushout the brieting and gratiined. the. extnitts ‘closely, includicg the UL Intelligence. requiren ents | kor Cuatemaia 2y “and the calvadoran “Cas. Zapote"™ file): - mo, , 4, After the foregoing exp: veifiun, | expluned.* 2U our abs in espluitlys the fuerg yaption with revard ¢2 the Geet uat.. sent}as pe ech, (the Ca alae and t ek wutrul os Guo- 2 versium) i this connection Lassed turlalusé cooperation ¢ 4 and courdination of aetivities} Prucmininys Unal we snail . du ous #uliuost and avactig reierence tu sutltraset tints ZL : ; teh and watcis uct] Sand ie sid bye py Cae ae “ PIVERA ‘or € fone ore if DAL wth ds. transferred 2onle p otal sald falk to . 6. The e ici a state Doralta faade a rather inipaselonedl speech tr whicr de covered the tollswing 99ints: Po et “St, Ca: ids own lous esperience inthe GAL,-in Cuba Se and in Cestral Acaerica; baile early 4arnings avout Castr. seownich were digre rirdeds ; ef ce. The extent to anton Guatensa la has dived tn - to its obligations in the DALT)tu ainch it has a4 Cevaperated) : in eorta(a,ainst Cantroi) age to ‘ whlch it has lovaed tuward U.é. -leace¥siup; ce Ce .G.: The-fatlure of the U.r, to tase a;grennive ‘ : ne rr ‘ actlon ayainst Cuba and the need for taking a ne, ete te 0 hard Hine, incluring the use ef force in support oa ~ : se “military activity bd, the. ‘free Cubans ‘and the other. ; Ainerican countries; ue e ials anerectation that the Soviets will not be willing tu risa a nuclear war dver Cuba; _ a oo - 0 Condeianation of Meuico for her deallage with - : © Cuta, for failure to abide by her oblf<ations La a ; - the OAS, and for perialttin, tre Castroites. to : operate out of Sieatco a guinst other AL 1erican 7 4 Y counts les,’ ; : , : ‘ y. Tha need for action against sicaicos io f 5 a4 6) oe Gp TE REMAN abate Ime nen ishmenans Roe Lats Kee I said that OA pnd that se énall bo mutt interested in the egiloitation of the puossitilitles la the present case. [added taat the matter of using force avainst Quba-is a polfe; matter ouwnien'I was | - het campetent to convent but that the decisions made by the ' United ‘tates Governnient-are taged on careful study of detailed information Includin, Information on Soviet intenttons _ and capatilities, _ wo Lo oe further, a, At the conclusion of the meetin. asaed for a cou, of tha L ul re julrenents (whieh he already had ;,one over closa@iy) and toon the cép; vith iin to study” CEORET A. Tae effectiveness of lus-ua'n % Juerrllas(in Guaterinta Rid nts te “ineet violence wath vidleace cecusnition of the inportunce. jf. Xeference to the case ol the Qe he cxiciwcourter) a OPKLitg tor (vib Iinteliszence and now deta ve x Acceptance of security restrictia vant h decision to hold tua tnformation to tiiose prase ; er ae 7. In repirtng to tae remarasbt Colonel Peralta) 4e appreciate the cooperation{uf Guateniala inthe 24 nt, : ’ : ‘ot : ~ Peralta} Larold &. Ewenson ; . Chief, Vu/SA/EL ”
104-10183-10261.pdf
283 PEA PROSE ENE NC CRC ADST RS PRIS CARES RARE ALORA ALOR ALES PLAS CPARCECA SAIN ZAP PLALE AARP LAT RACERS STE SAMEERA ALA CADE R REL RUPRT SREAESAE RR D SCENE AD saithieg ss oR rk 3/104-10183-1026 1h) a 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 {aus ai NY fs Bs . penn aces SELEASE : LIFE An 8, o2T rine TRUTH FRC ti “AMAPE (PROOFS AGAINST MIN G NEW Info ABOUT PAST: ACTIVITIES Oo. Tnsuoa PCES aur oF covsipeneetr eu tesT: cu INTEL on Pees ER" ops ASK Nav a a ‘oer ITE. on stacie. TO! FuRT: UPLED : “HIS Ttpe Tsonve ne Tt EMNHANS “E HIS VALUES PPOBASL ; f © INCLUDING MEX at> cua. “ SECRET wd . | . . - To tee eet ae ee me - . . . ~ SIRE 14-0000 entered 2 acpom alt. DECAUSE CF VALUE crfeyys NTEEOS UNO RECE SEINE OINTEL 4 AFTE# PRUDEST astray L “UTA ne ' = ATAU ST OTREPS STUDS us Ter i: 2ST =! ON SSVELOPNENTS, feo ee re STING WITH 2R0IST OF CUETRILLERCE PEVEFICIAL 46 LONG AS ot ATTOIN UTES TO ANNU Des te AEPEFITS OF CA PLAY, SOME OF ; atD —_ CAINST CLTPRILLA cn Port “8. PPRECIATE PEF & TO wHICH HILL FEPLY AFTER. poaseears AND GOVT INTENT Tens vt " gSEo?E ot Co , : i Fe Tro kadthew -- ‘ rs Fig ttc £-7\ AGRE Peet ok “ ie : . Fusco’ Kee S- peg wed EAMES i * L os vos SECRET . . | . . - . 1G .
104-10183-10262.pdf
14,0000 Dah vetted syst ot tte atts “/404-40183-10262} PRESIDENT JOHN F. KE GNerenn tr ET sag rene 2 TO SRIEF HIN Morscch 'SIDESA z SILENT] “OULD Db 7 SGOSCiHi. F ska MR eM RUN tae en ln REANCUA RENN ‘8 Se SA y PERSE ERE Ss SESS SARE nes. BARREN SS y BRENT ES ESRI CASTS TSS BERS x AN HIT ANY CTFER TaRGETS SALV AT THIS THs Qe 2 OP TOG IMPORTANT To SISK RAGING ATTENTION tES SILENCE at bs) om ay spntaer mF | cones ANT ECCING REASCN &CEZS NANDLE —_ cyactot fe 2 LAME “HAVE SCT SPZCIFISD AMOUNT CF RUMTHEP STUD ITS -OF SRCTHOR IN PovIeL IMCLITe ey ro ereppor ener . m= Ae ee pemtey ons "SST OTUTE mers AG F2eOr SEC LMITY STATE PST Laas ao iy , we aa ao ILIZED IN TING very ATOISE2 ano . i - AD vE S BUST KAVE + mast cerns . ae UP tha ee. : etic, wae see bbe » oo ghee Gane. 7, (2 } “a co
104-10183-10267.pdf
14-00000 104-10183-10267, Oe tee S&e by n683 SECRET daz2dsz “DER CETE TEGU 56530 “pyBouR bonus EN auc: Fis TEGU 5625 (mE C. “ay FOLLOWING “FROM LANGOSCH PRSVING CHIE: AND LAIGOSCH Man PRIVATE: WEET. séxnine - the vat sacinnts 01h bette dt oP ellie Safi hel 2 Ie - 08, 06 : A SEPT WITH/CHIEF CF STATE CCL. 0% yALDD LOPEZ]. Latacscx bhIEFED O DGI OPS Alp ONCANIZATICS, INS UDING INFO oN MATEG SOSA N + ARRO,) —- = 06 f:act10 moseno esPringy furs pavec J ang Gyronto FemesveZ 12a. nui] oT wto USES KOUNURAN D|CS TH NaNE ReToucL maxcin naDLIagd ALSO 2 - FULMITSHED RECENT {ixavet LISTS) AND, Co COPY OF, bal, RECU] SULNTS. Ou KD] oe: a) 2 Lopez) camtartes Kia IS Times ao reves ALL EETES, SAID ‘ rl KNEW SOME E pEndosniy IcLuviNs eas PROVISED PS TUE ALL ij by ISTBLL INFO 04 caus | (34 Totem SH PRSMENG CHEER A@SD KO RESSED . 7 “hy a ; 7 VILLINSIES § LiMo FULL couP RAL TS. SAID GT WAS ASTUT 25 “cont TES 7 oe : ‘wie ER ARKSST ann an 1S Hab 10 RELEASE OTHERS FOR LAGR’ “Gr EV y SENGE- BUT Ty, i SECRET ce & merecobct aa ty Ci inER Tes “We roa f . , ’ . Ly Mt ae apices Seog a i Se aa Sal Se mo ~ = CLASSITLG MESS" Ge _ SE ECRET ood ‘cATAaLE oF wad flee OF PLOPLE LUM Be. Bec busy ano W Ueeins Nake TUES av; st aiid] 10 QUIOEE. NTMLVER, ne 3 LACK OF Ss CUR ITY AN. | CUIPETENTE Iie Ss SoVT .. Ae ie aust KEEP MATERIAL FURNISHEL: is PERSCUFL POS oe OWN Hate BECAUSE OFFICE IS NOT SECURE. ° “B. MOST -PECPLE IN GOVT INSLUDING THISE IN ISTEL @uD POLICE. | ARE NOT SECURE ETHER BECAUSE SUSCEPTIPLE T3 SYEES oR "NOT ABLE SAFEGUARD ANY CONFIDENCES. C. NOBODY I% GOVT IS TRAINED TO COLE Wiis Dol OPS. 6 D. GENERALLY GOVE PERSONNEL FaR LESS #STUTE runs f0sd) a OTHER COMM IES. 3. [LoPec erycur owen FELIX OYUELA, SRIEF AEHY INVESTIGATOR, : AS ONLY TRUSTED AND RLAGOSADLY COMPETENT PE BUT AULD GYUELA 4 * ' TOO AURIENED WITH OTHER DUTIES, THEREFORE, SEEN SUITABLE CANDIDATE ' WHO fic: bn WILL PROPOCE TO PLiwINs CHIEF SQ Sucd FEROG] COULD BE TRAINED AND DEVOTE TINE TO SUBVERSIVE @h ESPICIAGE _ MATTERS. “SECRET D8 GM pee Cf. Bale Loa t be e contceniy ~Aaneery Pestle: oS i) SRORET Sot . ‘ BR
104-10183-10276.pdf
14-00000 104-10183-10276 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | 7 € } 4 y ‘ sn tg aad RETURN TO CiA : ro Pe c Background Use Only ; . Do Not Reproduce ‘ ' , we \ i : 7 y , Or el Aes . _ ; “Or v | i , 19 June 1964 ae "MEMORANDUM FoR: Chief, WH/SA/éI : VIA - : Chief, WH/PO/A SUBJECT ._ $ AMMUG/] Operation farget Analysis and Non-surfacaéble Leads 1. Reference is made to your memorandum date 16 June 1964 requesting Target Analyeis Summary Reports on leads to be exploited and lists of those leads which the Branch desires not to be surfaced to the Intelligence community. 2. Attached are separate lists for each appropriate Central American and Caribbean country detailing nationals of each country whose names have been mentioned or otherwise cropped up during the debriefing of AMHUG/1. WH/2 considers, at thie time, that it is not feasible nor desirable to surface any of these leads to the intelligence community, pending a final determination as to the feasibility of pursuring some of tnhese leads for operational exploitation, These leada which are determined to be of no operational potential will he released to your office on a continuing basis for surfacing to appropriate agencies. 3. Attached also are seven completed Target Analysis Summary Reports on: a) Francisco Javier HELLA Pena -“b) Jaime DURAN Hernando .¢) Socrates [saias PEGUERO Sehuroer ~ a) Jean Norbert MONTERO pine e) Mauricio de la SELVA Venegas f) Roque DALTON Garcia 14-0000 ~2- @) Noel GUERRZRO Santiago These ftndividuals represent immediate targets on whou we ' have already undertaken action. We anticipate that certain selected other individuals from the lists cited in ‘paragraph one above will become targets, and accordingly, are in’ the process of examining and investigating these. { " As these individuals are culled through, Target Analysis’ : Sumsary Reports shall be prepared and forwarded to your office. ' ! i \ 26 GJonn M. Whitten) C/WH/2 © Attachments: Target Analysis Summary Reports ANMLG/1 Leads Not to be Disseminated Distributions OX 1 ~ C/¥H/SA/CI (w/atts) 1 ~ WH/PI/A (w/atts) - 3 = WH/2 (w/atts) Val 14-0000 Dosinican Republic Loads “ot to be Mssexinated ANNUG retion Francisco Javier AELLA Pena Jaime DORAN Hernando || Socrates Isaissa PIQUE Sohuroer “Hipidio RUIZ (tais {9 an alias of "TIBURON" - trno name still net known) David Onelio ZSPAILLAT Campos Francisca =leuterio RAMUS Peguero Francisco Ziizardo RAKCS Pecuero Teresa Inoconcia 23PAILIAT Hernandez Jose Sienvenido CUsiKA Kouel Hector Aucusto CARUAL Ortega Leopoldo Artasto GROLION sulz Joas CASSA Lacrono Silvano LO2A Vicente Taner Zanoni 32LIG Celnonte Ana Xercedas S5PIUAL da Castro Baldemiro “AST Garcia Marcelino GRULLON Jimenez Denito ALZJO dernan Norge BOTS) Fernandes: , Rafael Francisco TAVeRAS Aosario Huyo TIYIS Yarzas Cayetano Armando hODRIGUE: Del erado 14-9000 Antonio Enilio Joss [iA Conde . ‘ : ‘3imon BOLIVAR Arturo Rafael sSPAILLAT godrigues . . . a Carmen 8, HERNANDEZ do Paras . Erneste LOP&Z Molina Maximo LOP=2 Molina . ~ 14-0000 , rae x Hey. Auwue ft Aer #1 Salvador Leads Not to be Disseainated © AMUO/L Ooeration = ——=Smecer Leads Not _to be Disseninatod | LU03/1 Operation — Roberto BARCIAND Marin Guertgtinend Unktaae parwivG cae y Raul Fernando CORR Melender Guixcncd uacrace 1A ey x ~ Carlos Alberto FLORES Hernandez Gue.c Rick War Fae TRAV © cvey x Y ~JuanRenon LOZAW Resales AWAs 66 ReBcx10o Béwcenws MA mie ! ~~ Carlos MARTINEZ Ortis DEAIJ - Gubeeilihn waclarl THAWING ovey : ~~ Ricardo Augusto MAPTINEZ Vanegas Gute“ teen UARFAKE FRAMING ey ~~ Ivan Danilo BODRIGUSZ Leon Gurexica LUA FAKE PAIL, ou y x SS Lisandro RAMIREZ Solis Guead nck LUA RFIRE FACING cory x . “Pedro HODRIGUEZ GuewniicA LLARFAKE TRAICIVG ouey yn Cd anerae far ) =o pace As PTT : PICAIAUE Ot ty ~ Ciro arturo RUT! Torres Gucenitia ctancanm ee AAS oe y - Victor Manal SakcE2 Bonilla Gerkuctiti A CAR FAWE Rafast COVINA Hotline. PSEA CF WOtOR SAt Wet Bower / arturo ALPAHD Fuentes Gice Reid Line Lae PAE IUG Oney “Raul Antonio VARGAS “Guess Reta ene PARE J KAIAAAG vALY i“ Andres antonio YELASWUZZ Gueser lien wan cawe tan merce caey Roque DALTON Garcia . TAC Hansel Antonio CALERO Cher ewitc) tbat oaer pe nlwG 4 Cee ageing S TA Joea Alberto CARAT Calderon Awews +e pvuue y gem “ Cacers) < Jose Salvador fosales Cur, ACM CAN FUE PRAIwie why ore . tA Aleardo STO Rivas AGeuT e (yqeeie-, (A Lev PACT WI BASHAS «” Francisco OFAN Cardana Zur wt sica HLA RERER tree we erey wv Freddy Guerra GUE RIA Lone las Pra AG ctey SOM ve CL e y - Arnando LOPE! Mantiel Gefen a fe arFace 7 dose Antonio GASCIA Rivers Cr RANLA LAKSANE TAA AG Ce ey OK “aie ‘ Sp oy 14-0000 “Ruben MART. Guardado C-« TA ana Leticia BIJLAZA (BARNAG +h (ronas aaa uaz af2y7 7 ay ? pedro SANIACHIZ Castro G° Raul Concepcion Morales wo Xsevee EH AILOA Wark sarees we ~2- Ee nich HA Nee po AM Aree | aa t peace eG \ rearnneG FAIA OO vtr? cue ¥ apex we essases e«ey 4 — Jose MANCLIA Martines GuFanina kA ambi Kian eC Aa ean e AME puviviowal « pwr MAMA Guernitra UAKR FALE ~ Jesus Antonio PAZ Rita RaMaeZ «GUE KILEA 4<FaLD Mobs. Auras of JESS ptn Re SAKE iz Aw Tew HAIRED of« PPA, “¥ TO ded Rha 1D JRaIMIVe 1 Cw age usta By ALE sAwon Cees aneetane LA eis asey 06 ceut % Porre Federico panes] AGEWT * Raul Castellanos. ME Perea 7 Anne Ol Man p) ws per -t Ww ecurt win > yu. euey x Ase rve- e Als Bets HOHTANO Gonas}o r{ee- mez Anew PAWS (Retacd ACEY 26 mance | Acce Aenea t®. wv (Gose Nanlio Ofscaeta Canes) 2 ¢/ Gs 2s DP. Bsa rar cot& c ASS ASAT) Quirca Garena eat h Ae. petal Ce ert | Dacsnmne ats Ber ee SEF #o eee “a8, pam WES ° ACE AT t 4) . po were tt yearen! 14-0000 Guatenala Leads Hot to be Dissonrinsted . AM OG /1 Operation Antonio JONH Harcos / gJullo caged sierra 6/M i Pranetsco CiZ Fizueros C/o - /Y Victor Manuel CUZLLAR Carranza C/.” - Bernardo DIAZ Mendez Co yy cue ¥ _” Rolando HERRS2A Hornandez of .. - v Marco Antonio LEONI Aguilar Cf AmmuC-f Heiwd taser Roberto LOBO Duvon GW - Anuuc 4 HNE¥S / gose Aquiles L. SORALES C/w Andae-f WHuews Maruel Jooue ORTSGA Paz t- Angel PALENCIA Sanches G/w ocwey Ricardo Arturo GUcMAN (pseudo: Alberto sANTUS Uelrar} Jacobo ARBIN/ Ouzman Hario BARRIENTOS Manuel CALICH Carmen 20H62050 Soa Fomando SOSA Pel Marco Antonio YON Sosa Lais Auguato TUNCIOS Lina Francisco AMANO Granados . Alicia HOYA do Amado , Joso Marrel FORTUWY Victor Manuel GUTIRUE! Gardin [sabel ‘OHL Ressro da Sosa Jose RUGAL 8 SeORET Holida TURCIOS : 14-0000 Faiti Leads Sot to be Disseninated Jorge Norbert MONTERO Rene DEPESTRS (Uncnoen) "PITTH® ere OD fas qrerr a Vidbe T Aua/1 Operation 14-0000 Honduras Leads Not to be Disveninated Maglio Mah Espinal Mario SOSA Navarro Lais Randolfo BANZGAS APUG/L Operation 14-0000 Ricaragua Leads Not to be Dissan " Noel GUERRI20 Santiago Professor: TORRES (probably Jdelberto TORR:S Hspinoza) Silvia MATORGA (or MALLORCA) Ernesto MARTINEZ German PALACHT Baca Efrain SANCHEZ Carlos A. TIMOO Montiel Marvin CASTRO Felix MONTERS=Y Dobil Slicio Dtharinte GONZALEY Moreno Alofandro ALEGNIA Barmudes Juan Jose GAXCIA Lorio ELA AUTAMDUAND Bayardo ALTAHIRAWD Lopas Ivan BACA Alejandro BACs: Anibal [OR8IO Carcia tnrique KARSNOD Orlando QUALTT Juintena Rolando QUANT Monterrey 22755 Rodolfo ROM. Gomes Sfrain SANCHZ Sancho inated Nene “y 14-0000 Panana Leads ‘ot to be Jissexinated Thelma XIN} Jorge TURER (Unknow) "Luis Sonrisa Case" - 2 male puitariots td H asta /. Operation 14-0000 CEES eh wacke Dominican Republic “a Target Analysis susmary Report UG eration SUBJECT: L Francisco Javier MELLA Pena aka Francisco Iavier MELLA Dona aka "Pichi® Significance of Target a) b) -c} Cuban Intellizence Service Conection XSLUA has been identified as a Singleton Cuban Intelligence Service Agent in tho Dominican Republic, trained as a frogsan, and also in S/d and ciphers, His exact mission on behalf of the CIS is not knom, Communist Party affiliation Subject is a member of the Castroist revolutionary Asrupacion Politica Catorce do dunio (APCJ ~ Ubth of June Political Group). Toe APGJ fa not a Communist Party ner sey however, its present, doninsnt lesders are Narxist—Commnist In their political Cirection. Tho APJ is presmed penetrated by ectual Cassunista, and is mewn to receive coral and aaterial support from Cubs. Inforaation “hich Could be Sbteined i. is exact mission oa behalf of the Cuban Intellivence Service, what information is he required to furnish to the Vervice? The reason for this informtion. 2. ‘dnat persons will he use to acquire this information? Will they all be unwitting? 3. what de his aract role az a froman? (for ares caches, desolition ste..) 4. Inforwation on ois accomodation address in Prance. Additional information on his accogzodation address in Jamaics,- S. Inforsation on the relationship between Ciba and tha A2Cd and plans for tho Dominican Republic. 6 Infarmation on other Cuban [5 agents known to aia. 7. Doubling (ses Ifl for sore datails). ane ¢ 14-0000 I I. Current Location Hersanes Miralles “o. 5S, Madrid, Spain (since February 196L, “ben he went there fron Cuba. In Hadrid,; he was joined by his Dosinicsn girl-friend, Uoanare SALADDI Pecillo, whoa he married there, either has yet returmed to the iauinican Republic.) His last know address in the Dominican Republic ia Avenida Independencia ho. 55, Santo iowingo. Vulnerabilities (for recruitnent or defection) None <nown, The only inforzation on NELLA was acquired in April 1363 whan be transited Mexico enroute to Cuba. At that tize NcLiA became quite upset when "salio a Cuba” (left for Cuba) was stanoed in his passport. Accordingly, with this beim: the only past inforestion oa subject, we would be starting from "scratch*. Faaily and iislatives a) vifer Xionaca SAIADLY Decillo, Zoulnican citizen (no information) Father: ints NSlLA, Goainican citizan (no infarsation) Motner: Noeal (nea unkrow) de ALLLA, Uoalnican citizen (no inforaation) (Tag saste Saain-o Station ig presently conductin: an {iveati.ation ef hia rslativas) b) Hone <nowm to be in tae United States. Bio-raghte Brora te Date of Births 23 Fabruasy 1337 Place of Birth: santo loatn:;o, Jeminican Republic Citisensalp: enintecan sepublic fanpiaseas ative jpantsn (only lancoaze capability known to usa at this tine) Physical Desertptians &* Lo* tall ws 13 pounds Siac. hair (cut short - twt not crev-cut) dan brom eysa swartny canpleatan Protorranh: (3s avalleable at tre 3: Otner pertinent “alar Nitnk vould oe deserined an “pratty". wa nes po mustacng and dona mot snave. 14-0000 VI. vit. ccnat "ot . ee! eae -3- Gcoerational Leads and Lines to &biect for recruitment or Defection ‘ OU : a) (2TAd/s - Lives in saxe apartment building area es Subject. 1 Has furnished soze inforsation on Subject and bis girl-friend, i which he obtained tnrouz. normal contacts. | I 06 b) Gaine. DUWAN Hernando{~ Operational Lead only (see separate tarzet sheet). ‘le 4a close to M=LLA and also could lead us to : a still unifentified CIS arent *TIBUHDN" wno used DUAN as an unwitting courier for tne delivery of nicrofila to Cuba. (3) e) Goss ~ Althouzh not a leader of the ArCJ, he. nas zood access to the APCJ's extremist "circle". He nas been used with extronely good resulta for inforzation on other Cuban tarvetsa of interest. Svalnation: a) As was stated above, MELLA 14 completely nev te us. However, the Station Is currently conductin7 an investh-cation of HELLA {n an effort to detsrmine ois vulnerability for racruitsent/defsction. 6b) vita the present roling Dosinican Triumvirate, Subject could be arrestod if ne cama to security notice, not only in nis position witn tre CIS but also if he became involved ia any subvorsive : Conwinist activities. in the event ho is arrested ba undoubtedly j would be desorted. ; 14-0000 Dominican Republic ke Target Analysis Jumary Réysrt AG /L OD tion SUBJECT: Jaine OURAN Hernando axa Jaime SUXAN Hornandes aka ‘Jina? I. Simificance of Target a) Connection with Cuban Intallivence Service Subject 1s not a Cuban Intelligence Service agent, but did receivo guerrilla training in Cubs. b) Copmnnist Party Affiliation DURAN is Secretary-General of tne pro-Castro Agrupacion colitica de Catorce Junio (APCJ - llth of June Hovesent) in the dominican Republic, and is a seaber of tnat faction of the aPCJ favoring the training of its aazbers to direct the future of a socialist governcont. : c) Subject is a close friend of Francisco Javier MELLA rena, an idontified Cuban (ntolllrence service Avant in the Doxinican Regublic, Subfsect was also used as an Tunditting" courier by a still unidentified Cuban [5 scent *TISUWON® in ine oosinican Bapublic, subject unwittingly carried to Cuba for "TAR IN" in ceptexber 1343, a catch-doox containing microfils. d) Utllity - Fenotration of the 11 June & plana & intentions of the Cubans va DR. Ii. Curreat Location Believed to bo In Cuba. iias buen there since Septerber 1> 3. Last «nom Dosinican Republic address: capaillat 729, Senta Jominzo, Dominican Hesubdlic, III. Vulnerabilities {for recrultownt or defection) Mone inom. (Also see VII - zvaluation) TV, Faatly and selativos a) Wifo - Gloria ACETSLO da Quran, Dominican citizen (no Ltaforsation) No otaer molativas “nown. b) Ho known relatives in the U.S.A. 1400000. v. Blographie Data Date of Birth: 17 June 1933 Place of Birth: Jarabatos, Dasinican 2epublic Citizonshivs Joeinican Keqodlic Lanmare zollity: Native ipanish (only ability <nown to us at tits tine) Physical description: (requesting from the -tation) Photogreph: Is available at the Desk vi. Operational Leads ami Lines to jubject for Recruitaent or defection [ya ; Cabins - Lives in the sane residential section as WRAY. Hes furmniahed soma infornation on Subject, which he obtains throuzh normal contacts. : +, 02. SMEROSS/ - Has provided mumeroug revorts on DUUN!s activities witnin the APCJ. Z. ; GHO/L = Has provided trief information oa Subject's activities within tie APC and his travel to Cuba. . Vit. valuation In that 4e presuse that KUN is a aard-core Cowmalst and at aresent have scant information for a tarzet assessnont, imodlate prospects for recruitagt sre virtually nil. cequirenents can bs levicd on 0 #D32/L since hg ls a controlled source ormation could be alicited trom Cea /19 ami possibly fros pak 3/1. As dsevalogod, leads frow foresoinz could bo folloved wo on, tut, aa indicated above, vo Vill bo startin: at the cottom of the Ladder on WAN az an operational ‘tarzot. wanes Soares 14-0000 - Cuba - Dominican Republic Tarcet Analysis Suscary Report a Mechs /L Operation I. Si-niticance of Target | In that Subject lives in Cubs he could be extremely valuable to - WH/SA and ai/2/Doainican Republic. a) Comection with Cuban Intellizence Service i { i t SUBJECT: Socrates Isaias PSUR Schvorer alias Neleen BARcT Disla aca *?upo™ | 4 | t PSOUEM is the APCJ (Agrupacton Politica Catorce de Junio - | Lith of dune Political droup) representative in Cuba acting i as focal point between the AvCJ and the Cuban Intellizence i Service (D0I). bv) Commnist Party Affiliation APCS representative in Cude. Subject naa been regorted as 4 nenber of tno pro-Castro faction of the Arcd since Lyvl wen he vas exiled ia Curacao. ‘ c) Inforration “hich Subject Could Fumish 1. wbjec t could furnish information on the relationsnip betwwon the Cuban Intellisence service ami toe ALCd. ; 2. Inforastion on the APCS as a party, plans, menbers otc. 3. Information on Cuban Intelli -ence Service personnel xnown to hia. ‘ . ', ftosstble operations of the Cutan Intellizence Jervice acainst tne doataican Hepublic. .. yonsible information on mattara of interest to JAfSa aitnin Cuba. Roublin:: ag a aenetrarion of tha Cusan Intellicence Service amd the ArcJ, . 7. Inforeation on Tosinicans beta: trained {n Cuba, not only in guerrilla trainin:, but as a. cnta. 14-0000 Ty. ¥. Cerrent Location ; "ll Lives in Habana, Cuba (address unxnown). In Cuba te goes ty the name of Nolson BARLT. Vulnerabilities (for recruitment or defection) Hons ‘mown. No information on his activities since 1751 is known, Faz il y and solatives a} Wife - Gisela SSiCION da Perusro, danghtor of fornor dominican Coneul in Curacao. b) Children - one dauchter (naze and ace uncnown), and ona son (name uncnown) born in Habana, Cuba in Deceaber 1943. c) Father - Isalas PaSUER) Perez (doccased) a) Mother ~ Tulia (nee unznom) de PUGUERD (no additional infornation) ¢) Brother ~ Helson Ramon P-OULAD Sehvorer (decessad) r9) Sistars ~ Sobeya O, FN Suiourer and Maria a. PUN Senuorer (20 additional inforsatia:) g) No relatives xnosn to be in tac United ctates. Biograpniec Data Date of Birth: 1), January 1227 Place of Births San redro de “acoris, Gosiuican Xepublic (HOTS: hen travelling uses Goninican oasszort issued 23 July 1363 in the nane of Melson QUisi isla, date arat place of birtar 23 January 193%, Douinican Republic; occusation: student) Citizenship: Mominican Xesudlic 7? possibly chan,:ed to Cuban. Languaze ability: Hative soanish; otaers not xnown. chysical Description: 317" tal 159 pouads browne s- {nned blac« cyes wears eye-lasses n@arg noustacne vhotocragh {s avallable of Ain aml algo the real telson BART Disla Oiner pertinent data: Leborstony Teennician | 3. oF VI. Usorational Leads and Vines to Sudject for Recraitaent or defection we have several sources reportin, on activities of tho APG), its menbors etc. within the Joninican Republic ®t Gagi0o7/1 and/or : OLGMPTI/L? could be used, to elicit information on 2eouEmY through i taoir normal contacts? O3S/1 1s being used at this tins to : report on otner Cuban targets. _ vr. svaluation ‘hile there is no inforaation on hand to indicate subject is i approachable, the fact that be la in Cubs, xnown to AX-UG/l - whom ' aight approach his - and tas been identified to us he becomes of : operational interest. Obviously our objective is to continae our H intorest and collect what information we aicht, avaiting the day for ‘ his exit fram Cuba, At that tise sore definitive action micnt be considered. Nis imgortance a8 a source of information on inside . Cuba and that country’s intontion and cazabilities on tie Cominican ; Republic cannot ce discounted and merit our continued alertness % hig activities and whsreadouts. | ! i 14-0000 Target Analysis Susmary Report . ANMUG/1 Operation SUBJECT: Rbque DALTON Garcia I. Bignificance of Target DALTON ig a recruited agent of the Cuban DGI. He has been trained in guerrilla warfare, 6/v, radio transnission, and radio reception. AMHUG/1] clains that Subject isa menber of the Central Committee of the PCES. AMNIUG/1 , characterized Subject as having excellent contacts within . the 0G1 in Cuba. Subject is in contact with Hauricio ‘ de la Selva Venegas, the Salvadoran intermediary, in Wexico City. In view of the above, Subject could be expected to furnish considerable information on both the PCES in Bl Salvador and his activities for the DGI. Il. Curreat Location Subject was deported from El Salvador to Mexico in late January 1964. On 16 June 1964 Subject was spotted by the Salvadoran National Police in San Salvador, and is pow under surveillance. Exact address will be obtained by the San Salvadoran Station. . 111. Yulnerabilities AMMUG/1 lists Subject a5 his lending candidate for recruit- pent by us. His reasoning on this is that Subject is not - highly motivated, has 3 weakness for women and the easy life, and a generally weak nature. AMEUG/1 says that Subject is very intelligent, but never showed a real desire to learn during his Cuban training. Subject was given 600 dollars to purchase a radio receiver upoa his returo frou Cuba, but he apparently spent the money on himself. Iv. Famlly and Relatives Pather (deceased) waa U.S. citizen. One of Subjyect's three brothers fought for tae U.S. in Okinawa. A sister, Margarita, 1@ Mexican citizen who now ig in Cubaas a student. 1480000 =2= v. Biographic Data pOB: 14 May 1935 . pop: San Salvador, £1 Salvador Nationality: Salvadoran Language Ability: Native Spanish; others not known Paysical Description: Height 1.68 meters; long thin face; black eyes; two gold teech; thinlipped; black hair parted on left side. Photo Available: Yes VI. rational Leads and Lines to Subject for Recruitment or petection ee o-26 oz Subject is xnovie perso ily by AMMCG-1 and by (JOCRIN-L, recently (recruited agent)of\San Salvador Station Subject an is presently wader surveillance by the National Police in San Salyador (Station has(unilateral penetration of ey the policeywho might be used ag a lead into Subject). Vil .Bvaluatioa From AUMUG-l's assessment of Subject, based on personal knowledge and obeervation, it would appear that Subject would not be a too difficult target to hit. However, some of his personal characteristics which have made hin a handling problem for the DCI vould presumably meke him a@ handling problem for us. His failure to perform for the DGI since October 1963 aight mitigate against our use of hin which would include, presumably, resumption of his s/w channel. Nonetheless, AMMUG-1'a clain that Subject ie a maber of the Central Counittee of the PCZS (nevs to us) makes hin an operstional target for that reason alone. 14-0000 Tar;et SUBJECT ¢ I. rf. Haiti sis sumary Report ke /1 Operation Jean Norbert SONTERO Significance of Tarzet a) ») e} Comection wita Cuban Intellicence Service At tnis time Subject is not an event of the Cuban Intelligence Service, fla is currently in Cuba seesing assistance from the DGI for the trainin® of Haitians in guerrilla warfare activities for an eventual thrust against dsitl to oust Presidont Francois WVALLoa. : Communist Party Affiliation Secretary-Oeneral of the Haitian Lidcration Yront, a nexly forned partly, witn tic ultinate ain of warzing tho two communist parties of Haiti. fTensitive inforsation available at the vess indicates that this party is Noscow influenced./ Inforaation shich ubject Could Furnish 1. Subject could provide valuable inforsation on the Haitian ‘ Liberation Pront, 4.6., its sewers, plans, atatus with the os2/Cuba ate. 2. Information on the US3/Cuba position with respect to iaiti. 3. Inforsation on U552/Cuba influence and penetrations of Haitian exile circles. L. Inforuation on Cuban's» relationship wilh tresident Francois VALI‘. : ©, Inforsation on Haitians now in Cuba and/or the U558, Curreat Losation AS of April 1% he was Living at the Sotel Calina in Nabana, Cuba. His permanent residence is believed to te im Santo Demin, dominican Resblic woere ne has been tn oxtie. ein Iu. v -2- Vulnerabilities (for recruitacnt or cofection) Mone .ngm. ‘x6 {5 stroacly anti-OUVALIc%. In that many dait laa Pan exile circles am .samesnat down on tro United States aa a result of tne unsucecss%al Septenber 17.3 invasion of asitt, it 1s possible that cubfect serely turned to tha "left" for assistance in overthrowing TUVALIER. It is novever quite feasible trat he would cooperate wita te United Staves tf he felt we vere ta:in; an amti-JUVALIi2 stand. Fanily and Nelstives None -nown. . Bio.raznic Data Tate of Birth: Varnown Place of Birth: waitt (7) - Citizenshiur caitian Language abilitr: ative Frenca or Creole; very little Spanish Puysieal descriztionr . feat tall 1S pounds . wears moustache erro Fhotovrash is mot available Other pertines: dsta: sone Operational ‘esis and Lines lo cubtect for Recruitaent or defscvien ou ; , a) Cala - Esizian azila leader in ine Jouinican epublic sno oi housed the <OiTixJ) exile eroup in L303. ae . b) Gadersu/. -Battian exile in the Doxiniean Kepublio who stayed O24 wuito HONTLGS Ln tae Dorinican kepublic in 1723.7, 02 az c) [aA -(asset in Et es duno 1s only in a cosition to maxe @iscreet invairies recardin.« KGAT.u. 02- 7 a) (G3iDw/.- Esser in tattt}vco ls only in @ position to mace Gisereet incisies rerarding “UST. svaluation a a} Until inform tiga nas boen fleaned frou the assets cilod in 71 atove revsrdin- -{ WTitu's vulnaractlity to reeruitment Little can = dorm, Sowover. #2 was sointed out in [IL sdove, it ia bichly prodanls t..at oubtect rarely turned to Cuba for asatstance ia overturowin: rrasident TIVALEES of rabts. 14-0000 >) Subject is not subject to arrest when he returns to the Darinican Republic, unless af course, his activities wita the Cutans becone movn, In any event he definitely would not return to Haiti, as he would immediately be imprisoned and most probably torturod and xillod. 14-0000 ” e ete A . r Target Analysis Sumaary Peport AL¥UG/1 Operation SUBJECT: Noel GUFREFEO Santiago (201-81510) \ 1. Significance of Terget CUBHE RRO is presently in Zexico and is “lotermediary” betvoen Coban I5 and the FLN in Nicaragua. His Cubaa Intel psevdo is Andres Hadariaua. ANGUUG-] saw hia in’ Bexico in March 1964 regarding funds which the DGI had provided the FLN. According to AMM#G-1 GULRKERO is involved in "figos de la Tenpestad™ which also iavolves . three or four other [CI agents. AKWUC-1 also reported that GUERRERO is in trouble with the FLN whicn claina he spent money improperly. ‘The FLN bes no confidence in bia and considers him covardly end lacking in fighting spirit. by other sources he has been described as ose of the main Communuiste in Central Aserica. se wea in Cuba in 1959 to get Cuten aid fro_tbe revolutioaary movement acainet Nicaragua. He wre tormerly a nerver of the Communist Party in Hexico. ve was a cell leader in Corinto and suvisor to the itevador’s Cploa, II. Current Location He ig presently is Mexico, tie was a political exile in Hondvraa in 1957. Ue has travelled extensively throughout Central /merica ami aiy uave been clancestinely in Nicaragua in July 1962. LIL. Vulnerabilities (for recrultaent or defection) AMMUG=1: GUEEREAG 1a ta trouble vith the FLN which claiss he spent mosey impruperly, The Pili hae no conf idence in Bis, and considers him cowardly and lacking 1a fighting spirit. Among AYHOT~i docussnts 1a a critique of the abortive tocursion in Nicaragua ia July 1643 by Silvio Mayorga and Criandoe (vant Cuintana which Dieses CURRAFTO for its failure. GUbiEHO's owa account adaita certain mistakes and tries to jJuetify others, ‘icwever, ({t aust be borne in sind that GUERRERO ts a long tine 14-0000 -2. Cocmunist, anti-Somoza revolutionsry. Iv. Family and kelatives - . : Wife: Ofelia Chacon a Brother: i. Eloy GUERRERO Santiago, suspected Comaunist, says Noel is Cossunist. Eloy te anti- Sonoza, has spent time in jati. Father: Jove ¥. GUEKRERO Castillo, resideat of Leva - (por: 1955) Vv. Personalia . : , pop: 12 April 1914 POR: Leon, Nicaragua Nationality: Niceraguan Languages: Spanish and Bnaglish Religion: Profeesca none Zéucation: 2 courses first year lav Photo: Available in Bio;raphic Register Physical description; 5'S', grey batr, stark brovwa eyua, coaplexton trigueno daro (light brunetia).' VI. Onerattonal Leacs anu Lines to Subject for secrultaeat or Leace oa . AWsUG-1 knows bin personally, was in contact with his ta Mexico Lo Ysrch 1004. VII. Evaluation In 1942 or 1947 (reported both ways) CUERRYKO vas expelled froa the vexican Communist Purty (PQ!) sccording to apother somber of tne Pc (LIHUAN) who was & reervitseat candicate (but dropoed), and who eaid that CUEREFRY mignt then be awenable to recruitmeat. Avoareatly no attenpt . wag pode to recruit hin. be has tecnu recorded throughout the years since ab an netive Coumunist revolutionary cucu was exiled from Htearagus for revoluttonary activities da 1959. Also in: 1959 ne went to Cy be and was ective there tn preoaring for the revolutionars movenent ta all Latina Awertca. Ho apparently eas werticg for Cubana [5 at the tise of tha atortive revoluttonary attemmt against Niearagua in 1963, as a dvcument provided by AMMUG-1 14-0000 HOTT. written by Madariaga (GUFBRERO’s pacedo) atteapts to : point out reasons for its failure. fnother dogrent ‘ written by Silvio Layorgs and Orlando Cuant bDlenes “andres” (GUERRERO) for its fnilure. CGLZRHIRO, Lowever, must still be in the gooc graces of the Cuban 15, if he is an agent in the “Hijos de la Tespestad” and gsorves 13 “interneciary” to the FLK, or remnants ehich may de reorganizing. It seens highly unlirely that GUERRERO would be receptive to either recruitment or defection. AxwuG-1 knows him personally end met with his in Kexico in Merch 1964, It woulc appear that AWUC-1 could furnisa more dnformation about nis costact Frith GUEMTUTO whieh would be helpful fa an assezsnent of GUEHIH29. There is ra renort thet GUERRERO wap in Nicerarea ciandeatinely in 1962. tie woule undoubtecly bo arrested should he return thers an! bis presence adiscoverce by the ALCArALUAnS. Thin is oot a complete target analywis and snotld not be used as euch.
104-10183-10325.pdf
‘toa | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | 104-10183-10325] - | Chief of Station ‘A - thon, sMHAYE hief of § °, Bogo ~Shief, Western Nenisphere Divisic “a DYVOUR/PBRUMEN/Operat ional \-_Photosraph of "Comandante Willian” ACTeOm MEQ MEQ REFERENCES ; ee) AS STATED Yr, up (oF REFERENCE: UFGA-27105 be 14 ce Ce It is requested that the Photograph of “Comandante Williaa” be shown to the AKBINGO's for possible identification, Subject claimed to have received tyo yeare: pilot training at San Antonio de los Banos Air Base, reportedly sometime in 1965 and 1966, and may have worked as a Cubana pilot. While he was in Cuba he used ~-| the name Ernesto Castro Moro. Please notity [Bobs Station] of the results, Constance M,. QUILROT Distribution: Orig and 1 ~ COS/JMWAVE 1 - COs{Bogota | jo- 20(-T49 LES] CROSS ASFEREMCE TO ‘ OGPATCH SYMBOL And euMBER oate fA AR 23 MAR BX . aa IFGW-G448 - CLASSIFICA nM HOS FE Maeete SECRET 201-749651 OFFICE OFF rceE yg TYPST WH/COG/CICS/ 1, GALLIHERMmjr — COORDINATING 15 March 1967 Date OFFICE SywAOL Distributions 1 ~- RID OFFICE SYMBOL cm
104-10183-10331.pdf
14-00000 5 - EN AG - preeres Gs «8 Gn G L I wae tater mee LN >- “AE are He Fie oF. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE tote theres \* A a . ‘ . wads Te 718 BO. SECRET i bie OG { TE erg arn) acs, 10 sssace O , ere ar PPreUcT om PROM IBITESA sccrass CO) ose. Feagoms wmel WOTIPIED rt Cees it SECRE T apisaze CIIE(S esse waesse 2 < = b NG -b ae F ; pifector ait sawave, [EaracaS}/@~)7 BJui? 73441 t REFS pits pominag|2561 (NOT SENT FEA8) C14 7337° ; Seer ater yearn D : Sooke it , ’ gape ovour PBRUNEN Ba Gers Sey & ti. OTHER TOPICS MENTIOSED IN DITSUSSIONS BETWEEN CUEANS No, “ay on ca ee . ws) U, CX AND 8% 1.4 REPS, AND NOY INCLUQES id PI PERENCE OVE OPERATIONAL orace Ong, CONTEXT, WERE: fe perch MELUAJSASE. UBANS TOLD DOMINIEANS TO REVIEN "ALL THE "COMPANEROS” WHI WERE IX CUZA ait fetcHy] av? To 8e CAREFUL WITH AND -yiettar [HULA] THEY ADD THAT : [edna)sust Nove AND AVOID MEETING WITH THE "TIPO ANYNORE BERY SEBTEBCE SAYS, ~ INPORTANTES AJUSTICLANIENTO SE VICTOR. vIctaa ALSO REFERRED TO AS ASENT OF CLA AND TRAITOR. 2 BR ,OOTINICANS ALSO pIscuss “S2uPs FRANCES’ WITH CUSANS On, i+" QgBANG SAY THAT THEY BELIEVE GROUP 1$ COLLABCRATING wiTH FRENCH Raed 3 . ~> ANS VaBKEES CCIAy BECAUSE OF TEE cast WITH “HICH TYEY GET ‘ THICST DONE, CUBANS ADD THAT THES: PEOPLE CGRUPC FEANCES) GOT Ly . . . i TOscH VITH ae TEAQUSH LUIS GEMNAD AND FIDELIO DESPRADEL. ny v C CUBSANS SAY THEY APE INVEST ICAT ING CONTACT THAT SENAS CANGT FURTHER IDENTIFIED) ace A FEW “ONTHS AGI OLN NEw YORN F F. . “ - : : a rT rer erent 3 . "PAGE 2 SANGO DOVINGO 2564 -$ catr es8CRS? WITH MEYSERS YR 1 U8 CV IDOW. SIRATAD. cuaans Akt VERY VORRIED ABOWT PROBLEN OF GENAO AND WHO TO SUBSTITUTE FOR HEY 18 Ried Me NO INDICATION THAT THIS GENAG IDENTIFIABLE WITH LUIS GERAD. ESPAILLAT. a _ , 9. FO? DIRECTOR SUGGEST YOU YAY WISH RELAY REFERERS TO JAWAVES . a a . # 4g fon JNWAVED REFERENCE VAS LISTING AND DESCRIPT 108 oe , DOCUMENTS CONF LSCATED FROM DOMINICAN COMMUNIST COURIER PEANARSO > uo DE LA ROSA BY VENEZUSLAN SECURITY OFFICIALS ) . . sEeCcRET . . ; BT . . ee Sete! OF Eyer dh THOS Sed of sO : F BAN EEL, TE SVOR OL FR etry Dead Fees | GK a, a) Rave FRoe? Ones PELE. 06 Beas ty eos yen Se etalon . -3 b 7 4 ~ ~ - ‘ - , Yd . » : é
104-10183-10333.pdf
104-10183-10333 an, "104 [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992. 7 » Pa soe ef ‘ RETURN TO CIA . ; Background Use Only Do Not Reprod:r- . . ° 4 MESSAGE FORM ied * 4 TOTAL COPIES: P) mig’: JQHN“A. CASTORGOY mtn%me Wit: DC/WH/COG/CICS DO inoex xT : 2640 CO No inpex aavE:? 7 DECEMBER S6 ([Kriwemcs rie no. 218SEM ov 227 pen =a: =rom: . DIRECTOR 201-749651 CONF 5 7 (CLASSIFICATION) SlSECRET $13 22. Zire piectox 98190 . a) / id JMWAVE veeee AM ne of TYPIC AMMUG ; 20/ REF: JMWAVE 4480 (IN 54041) 29 1. RE PARA ONE REF,( INTER-UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ACTION) MAIN OFFICE LOCATED IN BALTIMORE, REF PROVIDES ALL INFO NECESSARY FOR WOGAME ANSWER CREDIT QUERIES, so y 2. RE PURCHASE OF HOME ,» HQS RECOMMENDS ALMMIUG/1 DCFER DECISION UNTIL QUESTION HIS WOFACT FUTURE DEFINITELY SETTLED, . FYI: LANGOSCH HAS REQUESTED AMMUG/1 SERVICES Gn FRANKFURT )BUT 24 QUESTION NOT YET DETERYINED. DISPATCH FOLLOWING, END OF MESSAGE Rn . RELEASING OFFicE _ al s E Cc R E T Cory sa, REPROOUCT wadchtner THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIGITED. — OF WO¢*eke Bei- T4765 ‘ s ~ . : Adee ° c/wH/coc/cics MAusQ.. Sree? 3 * / ff aA - iP nT LAL ALLE: : ; icons CAGE WH/COG/FI¢ : > OS ATHOMA — Ones ; + oY AC/ATHD WH/C/¥0 9 C/WH/COG i COORDINATING OFFICERS i. cruel AUTHENTICATING . Encteded trom exterang OFFICER | ‘ downyrocng ond ac tonetcores } s) Pd
104-10183-10335.pdf
"|104-10183-10336| - "| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992] oe . t i wont . RETURN TO CIA -. ; Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce 7 “ACF TO FILE NO. z ‘ tice wsoO) ner. yo orance 03 . & « ; cesteoy O stc. Ge meee Pe a i 4) Ovus Ono _.- A \ 2. “astev to ere wo. Df i~ Jy yun {CLASSIFIED HESSAGE Q s . hve ~\ SECRET g623112 CITH yMyAVE 4480 | ES DIRECT oR TYPIC aMNuG Giese 65404 I REFERENCE DIRECTOR 57014 1, JMWAVE RECORDS SHOW FROM ARRIVAL JMWAVE LATE 64 THROUGH DECEMBER 65 AMMUG/1 UTD AS STAT YS COVER,g = Cant ER-uNIVER SITY COMMITTEE FOR POLITICAL aND SOCIAL ACT 10N,) WHICH WAS PROVIDED BY HEADQUATTERS. JOB TITLE wAS RESEARCH. ER WITH SALARY $609 PER MONTH. AMMUG/1 CLAIMS NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE(BALT IMORE COMPANY) AND SEARCH JMWAVE FILES FALLS PRODUCE ANY INFO THAT AMMUG/1 CONNECTED wITH ANY SUCH , COMPANY. RicCRET HOS CLARIFY, 2. AT IN CASE S MBEROVS OTHER PBRUMEN AGENTS, gMwaVE t3 ctrl RE‘ISED ~4MU571 COVER 1 JAN 66 TO MEET TAX REQUIREMENTS aND 0 PROVIDE EFFECTIVE STaTUS SAVER. STATION NEGLECTED INFORM WOGAME RE THIS CHANGE. (SCHEAFFER JEMPL OYMENT THuS BEGAN 1 JAN SS. THERE waS NO INTERIM EMPQMEAT. 5. SEVERAL OTHER CREDIT CHECKS SINCE aMMUG/! EMPLOYED BY GCHEAFFER) HAVE WORKED SMOOTHLY. aMMUG/1 ATTEMPT ING PURCHASE HOUSE LOCALLY WHICH APPEARS BE REASON FOR PRESENT COREL, 2el- 1446S G Dee. (9Lb Ss] =a PAGE 2 JMWAVE 4489 SEC RET CHECKS. APPRECIATE EARLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT INQyIR'IES TO EXPEDITE CLOSING PUR CHASE. SECRET at NNNN
104-10183-10346.pdf
14-00000. 104-10183-10346), | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | -. ee * SENDER w wu, tL CHECK CLASSIFIC oN Tor ANO BOTTOM 2 UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY a EOL ROUTING FICI A L ala SLIP Y) 2 a ae pase aia |_| PREPARE REPLY | APPROVAL [orsparch . J RECOMMENDATION |__| COMMENT ee : | tieformarion || Remarks: La, rehed i beg / eles / Maye FOLO HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER a FROM: NAME, ADDRESS, ANOHONE NO. [pate | Y Y[_unceassirien TT conrinentian [7 Stcrer_ | (40) FORM TO 9.37 Use previous editions “0 coveenment raiurine ormice 961 6 serces _ MEMOANDIE FOR: ATTENTION : SUMMALCT : fornal [is ee ee Oe . Crh Y ber na Rte Paaecs whe Ta HEFERLACE 2° { - we 1Olre fe roque tea the [EI soy tratuees bey 30 Aprtt Toes. : trainees undor this po i| enezue lig] Desk of Branch threo of i: ; Bet r-[iutotgh Taylor] v4 196) The Cirst g¥ou course ending on 26 KF ti Washington under tho uotional cov fn mtTitary training courses" alssion" aa their Goverudeat, onjvisiters andl will . Noaldquartors Vudildioga, except fo : . the K& 3 hutlding, or to meet Thie wilh L prograu which was Luitiated by the ¥H Division through - Chief, Covert Training, in Sopteahar p las been given an 8 woos covort The trainees will be er of "parttoipating: or possibly a “purchaning As such, they will not be not bo expacted to enter r one day troining in { offictala / 2. ro jocefescuny ,wetivity whitch boa agi 7 of a [[tataon rolationot{ py] f. Forens lntellige ws improve tho efricioucy end capadi rovide CIA access to tts intelligence take, and to “Aj Jncob Bb. Hous oHWUOD, er to (Curacan) ig jt LA Jana is obtainiog It 19 believed that fuprove the erficteucy and Director of Tratning Covert Training for somber of Ci¥u0n | oo _ Oreautzatioa . pl _— Nrupoaed. ‘ratoing Curriotlua for [CiWGoy } Tralacea Frow CC/us/TR . i 4 i. Chlof, Covert Traintug/os/m ated that eovert trainiag be given to linted bolow for the period of & Murch — e@ tho secand group of (CrwonD }Di Obruary 10965. Agene E \ & ohjocotive with the Menezue tan Arned ay nue Service, (SiMA}} to porait CIA to : tioslof SIFA and A > fe a|Caracna Station Mateon | gveutually recruit oa seaher of SIF . 4 Staff Agent undur uou-effie om yrovidiag advice aud guid lutelligeuee ioforcatiun covert training can help fait o anco (to Ss in return ee MEP rey a: - *.. tho estabiiahnant Ne Se BT TS Se “CTT Sra re cay iar cer sets tae: Wf paertl Ala*aud t — Wires. culo. . Castro. toh ‘ _ ta tutta ‘Aueriva, besid traguins i quitsedio with Sita aud: enhas p “ful recrut tnaent io the tu e ’Tasurgency is ales belits Cp grunter awa grouvd vor for 3. Tho rogpos 1bLol course will be Mr. to the trainecs 63 used with tho firet greuy. aa 120 bas beoo arrange “RELL Cabal" can bo nuober, 636-3 tho trainees a9 go DOTY reosoted in on emergency, 1 are innodiately pot bourna a day and tr.L vay the persons who noked fo js locutod in yoon Su2e1 extoas ion 4521. o. the trainoes: a. (i: coignel Mario ASANO Lovato DFUL: {1a Guaira, Veuozucla, Marital Status: Forual Education: setivoly co-2tut: t vee cUarr a’ r tivity togronto \L Conatirtot thot Gt. VonoxucTo) with ©: u tact&,: tue cyeuting ¥ an inprove lig daily on ¢ co Wis dpEe rtunity Of aigay tore. {nceiuced. to sgive G38 roucoes of t he future work “io Williaa E. Cavan) “yaa Caval", 3 of Yieocquartors Tho following is pertine which will ouabllo ehia = oe bo extroaist — gd by tho fd and oncnura,esout tug waxinus atecntios from. VYouczusTa} £6 getting && i ro ~ offart to uriug “pious Couavulot tai.e-over os the foherent value o f the y.the tralolng will het» al agvociation a eiccoue = _ Counter officitaia ase ten ond tuue to lay the . this Friold. : ; osk oporations officer for thia ‘ iho will be Loovn the souo identity he | Agency gerviced te:aphone ad and will bo givon to soration orioutatiow i prob vr io gorvioad 24 aficad to onll hin at thot nualer, Mr. Caveni(> 3 oF ata 2 at Liograpbic ‘data ou Cle 25 Septowber 1923 | 0S Married ‘ aprir 1049. Yaa threo _saall cbLldreu. \ High sohool, (Garaces \(datos unimown). A graduate of th Yenezuelea Military Acadedy ia 1956. Attondal tho Infantry School at Sort Donning, Georetss in 1956 ant studied English at \uoriean University. lo {ist} rea oR ho attended t e (Argeutine Arcy School of, War} for approxixately 12 nonthe. q at “4 G t ; i } { ; a qd { 4 1 i. Longuage Ability: v ‘ : : ; (bogiteb liated cA v resent Status: Arca, hnow ledge: ; revious - Iutelligence Teatnteg: None ‘tudiostod, ‘but ‘has ‘ -3- rag Ltob: Ss nish end sone *feir"): 4. chior of Adainistration or % Ps) or. Tas vinited the USA and Aigentira probably lal some tuted Licence trolniug elthes {a the . oo (Yonezué lon aroay, or bia Gratnesns) jteutiat ay: . Coureo. FURSCHGOD considera: 2, Ob on oly: suggests be be & oo retora tof¥ Yonezugl gl ead ven apectal attoutlon. fongo. ses} ob ot a jor Laie AL in abor 1926, Las: Ihantas, Venezucta. Marital Status: Forual Education: Language ALLIity: preseut Status: Sth Morried 1262, has 6 suall enildrea o High School, dracaal 1046- 1960, Putered the fveacéve lan wi iitar7) oF service iu I 48 aud bos takeu intermediate end advanced courses lu tho(Venesuelan Tafantry) School. He hos “Commanded rifie ¢latcoos and ft{ofautry coupauies oad has been an fustructor in the{loreatry (Echeol of the Vouezuotan Aray. Only oative Spaniel iNetsas exoct titie aot inifoaoted. tous Intell gence not tadicated @roioing colouel Raul .LMeNE. cainsd| Ob . 8. Le Catena ibid, 3 1G Beconber 1922, san Fe lipe, State of Yaracu enosuela Hurtial status: atilda Abreu ae Tteenez) wifyu is Fis ALuenez Stato of Holivar, | OP RAR UTENE been D * WOE CES Raman etn POI ATTR, deeelA BT, KS ET sata er = 14-0000 tote ‘ Woes oor, is bon mee te - Previous Intolligence 7 3 oo. Othor: Ciiconog) uss recently Loon wascd(Hiopitty oe a. (is Colonel Solis Autonto NAKTINES Of my _ Martfal Statug: ‘Sarried, three children =4- . Foraal Cducaticn: Not itated, but srobahly : fe , ‘ graduate of ge 0° : /Hilitary\ondeay. o -Lougliage AULLity: Not indicated | ' ae . ‘Troscut Status: [Deputy Direcetor of sr] 08. . 4 Training: Not tudleated —- CO ‘Avda Knowlodge: Not indicated. oo oy Jirezter of SIFA]and auould be given deferouco aa tha lecdor of the group. i i Pri: E August 1936, Son Luka, State of ¥atoon,| Og - Vv ezusla Venezuela nt tary Acadeny) 144- 947 (graduate). Algo onaploted gpectalized coursnd toUlufastry> OX: (Tactics and Tank Varforo, fra wall as the course of study given by Suportor War College of vesuglan Minlatry of Var.) He as cerved iu o varilét eapaaities withia tholVanezuela ‘Arufsfaince 1087 fourannting overy~ htdg fron platoons through battalioua us Vol! aa instrusto of artiklary. o has accu astioo tho Guerrilla, a oY. Stute of ralcon. 0 sorved ta loabia] dates” uuimown, as o weabor of tho(Vonezuelad) aleston to "Operation anerioa", © Formal Eduoatioa: Crete: School, chiens] 1946-1044; yo 20s RE ON ANE AIL le eR Nt Ss) R Language Ability: Native Spanish, reads Lut does hot speak or writa Engiioh. Mia coupetence in uncerstancing Knglish, fs siven o8 “Catir", . 4 Aorta © abst NaN A Reta Meh, serena _ Late es eee hiartines\ oud are peding for (OCME oF “Aron auowledgo: Subjaot’s ouly travol outside of . (Tenozue lg) was to[Cotoabidl . . ht lrevious lateliipenao . -— Trolniug: None indioated but probably has bad soue intelilgenca 6. ; training during his @irttary/ OS <poroor. ors ‘ aX Cthar: Ue da/Ciiof of Inverticgationd of the[SiFA] aud wIfi provatly rectum to this pooftica, ‘2K It te juralbla that be 1s aware of Gtation's polieo Tintsonlwith(Venozuclan polities! 2 i 4 ‘polico (VIGEPUL}, withont knuwlag*the — - details of the rolationghip. G raAts for trafuiug have been, granted for Fajardo nd JiaoneZOoIt in Gussicd that the trainees ara avare of tha Ageacy affiliation of HURSCHVGU. qand that the traiuing will Le condusted by CIA, The(bfrector of SIM) ie aware of HUISCIWVOOD's CIA asacototion and was also received by the DCL on 2% July 1964 durieg a visit to tho U.S. : 6. Trnining Requiresents: The trataing should be hold iu a safchouse, conducted in Spnuish and on a full tive basia, Tho vuggcostcd dates are frou & March through 30 April 1965, which have boon auproved by Chicl, Covert Training, US/Th, Thy treiuces will use agtioual vwallitary trataing cover during the trainiug period, and it ta vot entictpated thoy will-outor Haadquarters buildfag. Thoy wili Le taken tuto the Rh & S Tudiding for a ouo-day {icdoctrivation tn Seals aud Flapa and Audio Survolllance, Wequesis for tuis entrance will be covered in a goparate paragraph. A*one-day orientation course fu Connter . Ineurgeucy te alrzo discugeed tu a subsequent paragraph . forGia; ag an cxtonatve two--oak course lp Flaps and Seals ferClajor OchoG) at a Tal) Safe Nouge. %) 16-7] TT. Hoyutrenents fur UFh/OS/Covert Training: (Station Cavacad] has subaittud the Jollowing recouncudatioags as areas waich should be covered Lh the tratuiug of these officcra: o1i/os/Covert Training may modify end/or adapt tho List us necessary. a. The Orgavivatiou of Claundestiuo Aotivittes b. Security ee. Observation amg Jdeseriplfou (Caa log i wee pine eee, te a arenes ei, amen ener d ere On 3 i i ao -6- a a. surveillance: “"Reécruitaous~ { Protudag tatiavewout: -. . 6. Terdiuatlow Co ft. Cianiestiue Cousunicat ions ar a g. Counter latolligenco bh. Interrogation : a. Reporting je Intolligenca Regoaroh and Analysis 8. It is requertoa! hot Ground Rrauch of SOD moke tho services of Colonol Valeriano]ovailable for a one-day orteatnotion in the latest tochniques uscd in tho fteid of counteriusurgoncy. Tue trainces ore woll avarg of the general provlens and history of fighting guerrillas and are aotivoly eogaged in oporations at tho prescut. It te suggested that the justructions streso use of fatolligesee fn coubatting guofrilia groupa oad ceasa of proouring it to ineludo the creaticu of intelligenca nots aceng peasants {u-the afflicted areas. 1% fs aloo telloved that cny current inforactiou on sodiftoations iv the tactios of Mao Tae-teog would aleo: bo Gf value ca vould be exenples- of the use of poychological warfore progracs agaivot the guerrillos end the intellootual loaders of the cocoualet party, cousidered as tho uoviug foree tohtod tho_guerrtlia movonentfin Venozustagj (Ut 19 proposed that nr [aveay 03 whe vould use the alias of Vyill Ca “ofAnke the trainee to the office of/Valortany) Ala that Valerlang] te introduced as o consultant: of CIA who is vory kuo ledgeablo of caunterinsurgoney probleus ‘aleriano} oo a renber of the Llutornotioaal lolice Services Acudeny, bas talked to other Latin Avertoan officials va this problon as part is his overt duties, It is betioved hie talke will cake STAG coro avare of tho throate of insurgency wovencots“and ais Gs the ground work for possible future association with SIFA)or the(Voaczuelag Governnonut tn the covatcrinsurgeno “— gency ou . . . - ere oo eee tem tems he ee, Vt a ce een TLD alarm @-: field. Through xr. (Eitioontet of the trou) Uranoh of S00 “pertod of 19 _tho Fluype dad Seals oc 1 ‘Wall offer NUKSCHYOOY the opportunity to natutain clooer ' contact . in Steal {5 T= : oF aad Mir, Wall, of tho rane vranuh, oni-hait doy richtatlon course was uiveu ty the first trainees whe suggeoted that a full doy vould bo sufflotent duc to the ‘level of tho above tralvecs aud the exporionds they have _ da this fold, Rerdugonenta have béea wode with Mr. Luria ood Mekel}ufl Tép/training te provido jor Luis O & oawith a Fiays cond Sools course for the -30 April at u 73D Safe Hovae, | Ourgo Wil Lenoftt CIA vecaune tt 412 he rouponsiblo fur this type activit¥[in SIAL (Stra Nropones to make a concertod offort id the letter ti ereept Llold to keop better axtreao loftist offorta to overthrow the VYenezueian) cove Can keop atroast of the cporation. Beonuac of STFA‘'s 24 responsibilitic it io beliovod that the noro ofrfiofent effort that(Sire/éaa ie iu thig flold will result to tho henofit of CIA.oRajur Ochoa}would take the firvt six Woohs of the covert training course then devote the last two weeks to the Plaps end Seals courses. 10, It ia also requested that TS9/Tratuing provide @ one-day course fn Audic Surveillance aud Flaps and Seals for the othor three trainees at the H& S Huttding. aforued of the al Tucont, and it de felt that NUitsCHVOOD This should ve ea very geucral briefing with the least pogsible omphasig on ocapifcated, expensive equipusnt Itt that afght be later requested hy tho trainees. Lelieved thie seneral tutruduction will give the/GIFraA od F troinecs sono tdon as to Gpproaches and problean “iuvdl ved dn these Clelids aa woli as tho pitCalle that should be avotded. This one-day courdo waa given to tho firat three tratueen who appeared foprousod witb tho coucepta oxpoand ‘to thea. This eubjoet las ols0 beox discussed with Mr, Luria audi a fira date has Loen seloocted ror the training. The OTit tustructor will accompany the trotnces and aot as translator. It 16 beollevad a, or eres J Owe ae o™. TA EL tee ee . cree BONE Oh we oe sentra SUNT PAE Ev ee eee ewe Ae atin ee ari A ae Ste wore Bere EA oe aricds RE — er re rr corre \| 14-0000 promereny ney -8=. It ta requested that C1/( obtady ‘pernuisatoe for tha Viattors to enter the tt. 3 ulidtug ror this training viieh is Sohoduled f the 19th of april, DESMOND FITAGRRALD as . “— Chier mo, be: Wee tora Veatsphere Bivieten iy Concur rauoes: loa De7CY es if 3 Dor Tratuing aad Qualification Weview ; : 7 . A Me . ‘ to m/3 fr, weeavan gi p (24 Fen, 65) oh Distribution: a Orig & Le Addressace of bt - por/tro ; ta t- Cl/Starec . vot Ll - Fi/ors . vs er 2 - TSpD/Trne an ' ~ sop/Gronua : oy ' 1 ~ cAam iy b- C/W0/i yan Pn 2 w/a i é :
104-10183-10347.pdf
Pha hgy may re sects 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. "KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |. ree PE 5 Pape] OF od Lrevvad mw wll fie foe . . 7 . . 7 pr ede 1168 “ — ee = ope Peeog oh Gat . — : 7 fa a 5 UTAER OD! dol ee Le. 06, Loree vi . eS - / Mghae te wi nog nei i (lenafp ste re ere » bda [903 pa ts foun heb Poe, . pe a. “d oo ea (anes. ie Se , Bar, : lA. 9 wtiella- lA ff a fe FS SVE , ; 4 : ‘a on pes 3 . beat ace “4 : ¥ bd ile ctw wily e- . ‘ x a , . +t ri bee df, fyt er (A cr fll e: thla. Ler wd i * ‘ 7 Ob LO Riktn whe en “has ea I - a . Oe 2 De. Is Melee. ne Sanam RCNA ai SERRMR ARR a sR O SX 4 Q-wet pedir f - Ulegease Mee oo f8 pelene CF spegnl leis tn . le 4h tetas d Porcel a,b f . Lo ee {, . 38% [x [bo tw Jj 06 2 7 A : ofte fasts ced “he, nk ferret hy dis & in: -) y ! . i) Hhasooe _ [ee wep _- a 0 | ‘i ON Eee iM °. : a “ SRR RERUN SRG RSE RR REARS eee RE Soe AA SS SES an Xe , . ye ’ . . . . . . . Dla oo . b) Gia 4 lrendt nent, few he Hise ig an Renny, feclerml fy anos: aX ~) rived “ dpb mite (hdl, A: wd ag perked ! i. o~) ch, ioe axel 4p tGpci tree nae ne “ ; ~) lo If tw ick & Tr Angecke -. o) Condes marets fr fs “i “a VA . / F Lert kre di La PoTE Gwe ple O dpe biawk. w Wav brvetlype— UY vo | Lo, tr ote 96 PG ye yeliw | 0 gtk d dah wee ; 7” Af, Du. OS ghosts #h in
104-10183-10355.pdf
OPERATIONAL MATERIAL dated 8 February 1966 - 31 December 1970 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a en nnn NE Oe eo ooo in rrr we ee eee eat nt deat ne tedden sania bSE. a ne seca Nm cree teers: une re cmenaae 104-10183-10355 check inimnnratl sacred aAnaet in. PES nnn Ly po ry ee ne i OE ETS RIT a 9 ee es _ Lear ce ae Ty TR A Sr . PENEDARS eer Sas ete aera SS . aa TTR OE eae sabia Laieas anions oars Shige i io 5 Fe ov i=} 3 z a w ac vu us wy . Bs 38 <3 re > 2731 FORM 10-75 POPPE NY ERTS poe ee cepatey Moe sakes tie teats, occ Ba sd ea wlibsd 14-0000 USE. ehévious | weem e ieee - re = = : 2 - Pe - - oe ; EDITIONS = SSeS ae aa — a . , — e a — = Sons - CABLE SECS ETARIAT. Steumirn _ : * STRSONIUNIT NO Ty rc - ———— _Resowoarnatane T SECRET >) END OF MESSAGE + diltn F ‘Med :‘in}’ - aovance cori oe Dene oP “REPRODUC ON-OF THIS copy PRGHIBITED. et | wex: | O ves ‘a wo, ‘CLASSIFY Toc FILE NO. es MAREE TO €5.FILE NO. — ny (ee ° a REF _DIRTECH: eee | escorr) “mmepraté wsmrant Pr ra LA OF. YS 6716 EDSAL ROAD SPRINGFIELD, VIPGINIA 22151 GP-1 SE CR ET. GRIGs DONALD! PRATER ACOP/TSD . LEASING. OFFICER. XONALD “KATER TsD/COP SPE , ; - ’ 7% ) 1 oF ; ‘ , » we oo Gurl “IDENTITY. MR LESTER.'L RHODES” ~ ane t: whet te , 7 . Meo -SFEREY uo (or “Fy! i 4 { + 7 1 ee age re an kt re eee nO ee 44-0000 i —o PIS aie “REF e weer rar: 515 * oe ~-Tggey PHOTOS TO. sobriety ceteiee szcRr et 5) 14-0000 31 Deceuber - 1970 WU/COG - - 70-447 It. is requested that the- operational Approval ‘for . ae ainG/1 (2015749651) be snonded to permit. his ‘operations use outside the United States. - : es ees : | - ' Bernice Turbeville. os “WH/COG/OPS- fos ; Distribution: _ ; Original & 1 - Addressee - ” ‘1 -/WH/COG/OPS - Jl Wil/COG/CHRONO i ~ Originator i i i te 7 . i . ‘ i i a ‘ ; 1 tt ! to, f 4, Occ 7O | of ae a vee - es BY CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION a “LSS AGE TOTAL COFHES ASONTIT NOTIFIED a Sager ° , 54 SECRET weg tetecees OS - —— ‘ae en Filled fal 3 apvance corey [_] sSue0 (]sermo ft Sf oF 3 THIS COFY P i ' + wor CT ves O MOLIE a ta... a at. z . . w Ree TO CS Tie NO * . “5 an nisi 6y,__ : (J rue cw (0 return to DAANCH_. _—_——— ACTION UNIT eer ee ar ea 1 euR & FY C4 Clos ad d act 5 7 SS fe SE CRE-T 3112392 DEC 78 CITE MADRID 2155 - 31 Dec 235662 WH/MIAMI INFO DIRECTOR THE HAGUE LONDON rr TYPIC REFs MADRID 2743) 2 wus) 1. LIAISON TRAVEL LIST DATED 2] DECEMS3ER SHOWS LEZ CLAssHF Y TO CS FILE NO ROBERTO R_O D R LGuUuEZ LLOMPART AND EUGENIO GONZA a — es — . ALVAREZ LEFT FOR CASABLANCA ON THAT DATE. LIAISON LIST NOT ALWAYS ACCURATE. 2. FILE 201-865545" GP-1 SECRET SECRET s 3) Dee 78 “< oe CABLE SECRETARIAT { OSSEM NATO" CLASHED 4" sgack Grav copes 0 of A) BOUTIN AND OM INITIALE SEES me HSON UNIT RODDED rr es - aes oe -— ~~ ee _. . —_! ADVANCE COPY jissuen (_lsorrro 1 INDEX Cloves Oo age i CLASCIFY "2, OS FILLE NG REF TS OF TILE SD PER. | O orur, Cis REQURK TO BRANCH, ig] Fe ay we 6 EL AL _ulaps. cyfe.2- a ACTION NO. <3 S&C RE T 34115.2 GEC 78 CITE THE HAGUE S91 YHMIAMI INFO DIRECTOR, MADRID, LONDON Voeca 2 735 559 TYPIC 2) ; Ze REFS suet ssees() 23430 co a. r le. DEPENSING ON NATURE AND DEGREE WH MIAME INTEREST SUBJECT REF, OULD RECOMMEND WNATCHLISTine WITH DUTCH LIALSON WHICH MIGHT PRODUCE TIMELY INFORMATION ON SUBJECT'S ARRIVAL» RESIDENCE WHILE IN THE YETHERLANDS AND ONWARD ITINERARY. OTHERWISE, STATIGN WILL AT BEST BE ABLE TO FROVIDE AFTER THE FACT TRAVEL DATA. PLEASE ADVISE WHETHER YATCELISTING NESTRED. 2. WOLD EMPHASIZE THAT WAYTCHLISTING WILL SIGh AL JKLANCE INTEREST, ALTHOUGH WE HSTIMATE LITTLE IF ANY LIAISON CONCERN. ALSO THAT STATION MUST, IN GENFRAL, LIMIT OVERALL VOLUME WATCHLISTING REQUIREMENTS. oo Z. FOR DIRECTOR. RECOMMEND HAS BE ALERT TO TRACES ° SUBJECT REF IN MATERLAL FORWARDED UNDER GNHS- 37867 AND : RELATED. 4. FILE: 28:-265545. GP-1. SECRET ren SECRET ; 3(Dea?e re en es 14-0000 wees USE PREVIOUS . oo wn Coon EOHIONS = eo LL CABLE SECREFAGIAT DISSEMINATION . CLASSIFILD MESSAGE TOTAL COPICS -Q K/ 1 ROUNING AnD ce mania SEEN o inisaaatien a a ees iene tate eae at ao - rl i< SE RLONCUNEE NUTLO . Gnour t iq’ ¢ Ror) in > ’ | SECRET... wi LT CECE be 6 - tine Fresd dnd — iva —-——, . jana ? Svapvanct cory [TJssuto [J storreo ALPROQUCTION CF. Ha COM PROMINITED t—4 jal ti: 75 et “ wots” ~ ves (2 xo “hes | CLASSIFY TO CS FILE'NO L. M molt { e . ~ ; AEF TOCS FILE NO. : +4 in Cewv___ ar osseu ay S&S : __ eo FILE VR fled, sue, tho, a ee ey SECRET 3117212 DEC 7e CITE WH/MIAMI 9914 _ , 31 Dick 2¢ 15045. _shaNCH—__—________- CI] Fre mio O] setuen to rs THE HAGUE 1uFO DIRECTOR, MADE ID, LONDON gtr: tus vasus sogi,J asxsi2) 1. AFTER WEIGHING REF CONSIDERATIONS AND CUR USED TO HAIL DOVN SUBJECTS LOCATION, REQUEST THE HAGUE WATCILIST SUBJECT OF SEF WITH DUTCH LIAISON, 2, FILE: 221-€55545. GP-1 ® : . - 4 4I Dez Cc 7¢ 14-0000 Hen nant Fo THE : HASUE, PARIS ‘DIRECTOR aan REFS gusatait g9aes bis 534 See : on - . 1. RE PARA 1 REF, OM 21 DECEMBER RogERTO R ROD. BI: Gue. Z. >) LLCMPART CALLED DIONISIC ARR ALN Z. TREMOLS, CUBAN oe Dee , eoumeeLon Dr Lampes, ama TOLD HIM HE LEAVING A oe , PPT cee CSienvanh VU THAT DATE FOR LONDON. LLOMPART, WHO TRAVELLING WITH . . Tv EUGENIO G ON 2 AL EZ ALNEREE WAS TO BS ME¥.BY ARRANZ te NT eee AT AIRPORT. “ga, SHORTLY aprene2ds, ‘SLANQUITA (PROBABLY I BLANCA CALVET, ADMINISTRATOR CUBAN cote SERCIAL OFFICE London). D SHE LOOKING FORSARD TO HIS oe —_ CALLED 20021 GUEZ LLO“PAZT AND SA: VISIT. RODRIGUEZ ASKED BLANCA NOT GIVE UP APARTMENT IN cy . EGULED GIVE uP } JANUARY SO THAT @ Lonpo wHICH THEY SHEESU HE MIGHT USE IT. 18 3. 30TH ARRANZ Ate SLANGUITA ASKED “RODAIGUEZ- _AgOUT HiS | ROTHER 'S EYESIGHT TO WHICH RODRIGUEZ REPLIED HE GETTING ‘Long. QUITE WELL. 4. FILE 231-€655547- GPoI eo e@ ® ‘SECRET — a e- 1x a SECRET. STOR VORA ED mee ow Seems Rt esr ICU MOIR TUTAL Lumen Reem AG Ue re aS Dee Be ete bee ON Mere eo ee -yO ~~ a . . —— ey . SECRET .. -_ a oe el (Shen Filled In) a, : eu a, <n — a : AD ACE COPY sssuhO { wotiea [PER RaDUCTION OF THs CORY Aon BITS 7 4 7, * . : . a ae _—— —- : ACL Dr ate z Pew 8S oy ey re _ . \ ' Breed Be “f peteg, A \ A U/ oy 42 PER SPS eet & er cE i AVE L SECRET. 291422 DEC 76 CITE WH/MIAMI A985 IV 234 350 \ . ‘ . . RIORITY LONDON, THE HAGUE, PARIS INFO DIRECTOR , MADRID Cc TYPIC L 233731) REF: MADRID 2727 MOT SENT PARIS) . REQUEST THAT JAGUAR: A.) CONFIRM LONDON ARRIVAL. OF ROBERTOR OD 8 1S UE ZLLOMPART, B.) IF POSSIELE, PROVIDE FRESENT LOCATION AND /OR ONWARD TRAVEL PLANS, 2. FOR THE HAGUE : REQUEST YOU FORWARD ANY INFO THAT BECOMES AVAILABLE ON RODRIGUEZ TRAVEL YOUR AREA, 3. FOR PARIS: REF REPORTED THAT RODRIGUEZ DEPARTED MADR ID FOR LONDON ON 21 DECEMBER AND INDICATED THAT HE PLANNING A. A-DAY EUROPEAN TRIP INCLUDING A POSSIBLE VISIT THE HAGUE. HO SPECIFICS AVAILABLE. REQUEST THAT YOU FORWARD AWY INFO THAT BECGNES AVAILABLE ON RODRIGUEZ TRAVEL YOUR. AREA. 4. FILE: 291-865547. GP-1 SECRET SECRET \ m 4 ms) Ce las rn ( su an f Net gear ety 6:79 are ee a 7 ers pan ee USOT HE NT ALE 8 IO ETE RN ET PII NEEL LUIS SO NN TEE IS Y STRONG FFE PSTN UTE I TSS RM TI ER WEILL PEO EE I et SET 1400000 | ~ » ‘MADALD. are) C: UBe-DIRE CLR. 97508 ¢: t Cc. WHANIANI 9865.8 SOT SENT THE RAS TUE AND LOLECN. 1, ROSERTO RODRIG UE Z LLQUPART SCRACULED S2PAART *ACRID FOR LONDON 21 DECEYSE2 IS7TC., QUTIMNID REVEELS HE PLANNING | : fe | 48-DAY EUROPEAM TRIP AND HERTIONED POSSTOLE VISIT THE HASUE . | / @ATES, aot SPECIFIED) s. a FILE 2b1-8655a5. “ert SECRET 7 © to oy SECHE _ os DUM IE - t : A Ae oe a pease 4 Torar CopPi. 3-7 ROUTING ANDZOR IMITIALS-SEEN oe Ce: LE SECRETARIAT Oissen HATIO. . LASSIFIED MESSAGE 4 . fee so te 1. > Ty ee TTT ~ Sa ~ SECRET |. S01. ——— — a (When Filled in) 8) ave CE 2OR, Ee nOTTES. RPTPROS _ or —f9~ Loe >. Me wid v \ ren . . © SETION UNIT - 7 FILE, VR ; . : i © -s v4 (SBC RET 2414372 DEC 72 CITE WH/MIANI 9365” . PRIORITY MADRID INFO PRIORITY DIRECTOR G rvpic 0 REF HADRID 2715 (<3 sy2tg) PLS PROVIDE ANY ‘NEO AVAILABLE ON PRESENT J.OCATION AND/OR . 2dB:ce: 232901 L _ coward TRAVEL PLANS oF ROSERTO R O DRIGUE z LLOMPART. 2. FILe: 2G1-865547. GPI. SECRET oe ® © -6 © 8 6:0 6 4 AY Dec ‘ w m es om 4 tr «al _ - - ATLE SECRET ARIAT Dissent NATION _ _¢: LASSHFIES MESS! _poTar Cores Cores ROUTING AND C@ IW TIA, >-SELM BY Re ee es Le) og , aT $i : . ge _ a : Terran tet eee a 7 * Piel ee eS a - -— mn it Aoeance cop, |p sins 43 fs as —~ s E C RET 151847Z SEP 73 CITE. wt it tan y 6936 \ (OP DN" ——ee DO BASE NEW YORK INFO DIRECTOR | 18S 166076 TYPIC AMROSE DONOPS REFERENCE: DO BASE NEW YORK siss(°/608/) 1) STATION WENT THROUSH FILES OF awtys-1 AND ANDAUB-1 AND HAD OUTSIDE OFFICERS CONTACT THEM TO DETERTINE FEASIBILITY OF REF PROPOSAL. “2. ANMUG-1 AND STATION FEEL THAT ANY PUBLICITY GIVEN HIM AT THIS TINE WOJLO ONLY BE DETRINENTAL. ME IS MASPILY S2TILEs AND DOES NOT WANT HIS PAST BOUGHT TO Tia ATTENTION OF HIS NEIGHBORS Oi PEASONS HE WORKS WITH. 3. asDAUB-1 ON THE OTHER HAND is SETTLED BUT CUASENILY NaS FINANCIAL PaJ3LEMS DUE TO INACTIVITY CONSTRUCTION BUsSIN=35, FAMILY PROSLES ETC., ALL OF WHICH ARE NOT r CONDUCIVE FOR ANY INTERVIEW, 192 4. IN LIGHT OF THE FOREGOING We FEEL ee THAT THE TIME 15 NOT PAOPITIOUS FOR AXY ARTICLES | va re 9 23: LE © ROM“ DIVES (LT 0A §02 322 ). =, “ anc: Mo ESO® VE ~ -OvaNnc® soPpy Ee] ssueo lst: £o i : 7 a es : + : - “ ay. ee ee PAGE 2 “ya at 8936 SE SOR. ET. / 10 BE. PUBLISHED. At Least oN. THESE: two . " DEFEGTOR Bo ; . : Lol 8 FILE? 261- “saaes. apy 7 poe a _. no Us EGRET. : F cos . ! :, i ! 1 4 i | SECREY . ara PY IES] | *s DISTRIBUTION) = - COORDINATE: ga" may 1970 Soa UPAR TA DATED Sal UFAW-77! DATED 35 FEB 70 UFAA+1844 DATED 6 MAR 70 I. BILL NO. HR 17740 WAS INTRODUCED TO CONGRESS ON 200 7 fs: MAY 1970 REQUESTING. WAIVING THE .TEN- -YEAR PROVISION OF THE a IMMIGRATION AND: NATURALIZATION ACT In THE CASE OF “AMMUG= 16 . 2s THE BILL WILL PROBABLY NOT PASS THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS, ~ But ITS INTRODUCTION WILL INITIATE THE NECESSARY PAPER WORK MAKING CHANCES FOR PASSAGE OF THE BILL G00) FOR THE NEXT SESSION. Za an KOS U rT a JOYCE Ke JayGlel. 3°- COS, WH/MIAMI WH/COG/OP/Geisler:kgb 22May70 Distribution: : Par a96s1 — & Copy ee 1 = WH/COG/Chrono 1 -- Originator SECRET ~ TELEPOUCH | UFAW-878 — PAGE ONE “2a: Ney 70 7 7 Se we = Fs o 14-0000 wv d y r a ‘s La) Yo marato soe mene [RO MOLRING eEGUIEID + [Dad APOGEE i Diy QUALIED OLE ; i Sa Fa ‘wana "oO Vladinir RODRIGUEZ ‘Lattera ACTION atQUIRID- aD erent Action Required: aed Be low _ “Reference: UFAW-878 “| os an eo a . . a L | Attached ‘as a copy of Bill Xo. HR 17740 whieh may be Sn passed to Viadintr ‘RODRIGUEZ Lanera;: a “Joyce E. ~JAWGIBL * Distribution.. cba 3. = C03, miata watt herewsth ~ wee ee ee ee i _ 7 ~. f . . Kt we CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER ; DATE — 3 JUN I979 —8 FARA; ———— — HOS FUE NUMBER 28 May 1970 Distribution | 1 = 20t-74965 1«i- WH/COG.Ch OFFICER'S § SIG AATURE tee d Wee Finney? * Yo DISPATCH 34 un 7¢ RNA * . . fom 53> use previous EDITION. MFG, 19469 SERGE! PCPS SSCP STTeee? op BML. For the relief of v ladiniir ‘Rodrigues Lalor, Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represcata- tives of the Uitiled States of America in Congress assembled, That Vladimir. Rodriguez Tallera, who was lawfully ad- anitted to the United States: for perm: iment residence on July 2, 1964, shall he held, and coisidered nol-to be within the classes of persons whose naturalization is: prohibited by the IO on eR w wom provisions of section 315 of the Tnmigration and Nationality on Act. IIL {3 Ca?y | fied GAPE SSD 57 fe 14-0000 “DF AW=3 73 (°20I- 7743651 . 22 “AY 13970. . = SIVISIGN UFAK- “14 vat FO So ~UFAWe77L DATED “S"FES 73 cre UFAAS1344 DATED 6 MAR 79 , He SILL NO. HR 17740 wAS INTRISUCZD TO CONGRESS ON 20 “ar 1970 MEQUESTING YAIVING THE TE YEAR PROVISION OF THE pO IMMIGRATION AND RATCRALIZATION ACT IN TYE “Case uF axnuser. coe Ee (2s THE BILL SILL PROBASLY WoT Pass THIS sessten OF CONSRESS, ‘S6T GTS ISTROQUCTION WILL INITiATZ THE veess SARY PAPES woRK re WAKING CHANCES FGR PASSAGE CF THs BILL GOOD Fuk THE NE“T sessran, -/ JOYCE Ke JANSIEL °° DISTRISUTICN +, “ S- CG5, WH/MTART | COORDINATE: W1/C0G/OP/Getsler :kgb 22May70 - (7WE7COC7OR————— oe Distribution: . _ a : ; ; a , 1 - 749651 a _ 2 WH/COG/Chrono__ _ oe wee ee ' . 1 ~ Originator : Roy, RH COG . . . SECRET TELEPOUCH UF A¥-273 PASE 3 ” 20) ~ PYPLS] 4 28 Mery 7 oar o7 Gs eaduieva terttons. DEUNE A - gaan a8 SPARSE aaa aR RL OM MAT Up Re é : WARE IST" SIR AAP TE GR Oy soe SUBJECT. Facer ‘ . TRANSFERRED To ‘Bt FILE NG. ot AMMUG 7 . Jo 7 mo: 7 -- "201749651 ate 201= -824335_ . Sittin cn 2 eee Sex m 608 ?.. 9° . .7 1, UEAA~61982 - pe | 04 MAY 70° : ; CIT? : - 3 OCE?- -- i os : . - 2 FOENTIFIED COMMERC TAL COUNSELOR IN csr poe ~ re R 7005080080 | ° FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. oF 867 use PREVIOUS CORTFONS, SECRET , : . (irae) 14-0000 with is the most recent contact. 7 -»- Forwarded: report from Hensry 2. As indicated, PACHANKIS broke the bad news contained in Reference B on AMMUG-1's citizenship. AMHUG-1 apparently. took the news as well as could be expected. Nevertheless, the Station would appreciate periodic notice on the status of AMMUG-1's case sO we may keep hin informed on any progress. "g. PACHANKIS concerning AMMUG=TS ~~~ Wi lpee be t . _3. In regard to Reference C,- PACHANKIS probed in | ‘the area of wife problems and never really resolved - . the situation. _PACHANKIS ‘seemed ‘to think, however, od that the wife is still ‘living with AMMUG-1. : . yh aa ‘ rel /, elvin D, KERSCHEN oy. Attachment: ; _ : . Contact Report — ’ - : : be vo ath Distribution: : ‘. 3 = Chief, WHD w/att h/w 7 an — M22 #43 _ ag but. v8 BM SRT SIMGGL AND MUMETSSS~S*~*~S~S~S~«~ UFAA-1844 - 2 darch 1970 ers ; wera HOS, HUE RUMBER ip _--8-B-C_R_E.T _-401-749651 Sa comen sd Wn Ea koe ane Ske age a aoe ge Srieaesonesks Sie, 114-D0000 ww 1s ® ae CTE DISPATCH | SECRET Chief, Vestern Hemisphere Division PROCESSING ACTION 7 es i FOR IXDEGNS NO UNDELING REQUIEID tows oLauten oesi 1CQs JUOSE SNDEXING Chief of Station, WH/Mant_ bare Information from AMMUG-1 on Hector and Roberto RODRIGUEZ Liompart = lacony nanan = , AGHON REGURIO HMRGS Action Required: ¥YI References: UFAA-1774_ _ 1. On 26 February when Henry 8. PACHANKIS met vith AMMUG-1 (201-749651) on his citizenship prodlen, information on the following two brothers vas obtained: : i re emit a nt een eee ecneemee pene > stew = ' Hector RODRIGUEZ Llompart (2011-27658) : Cuban Ambasssdor to East Germany . , _ Roberto *RODRIGURZ Lilompart CI?: Cuba BOB: 22 October 1932 POB: Regia, Havana, Cuba ocC: Goveramont “e 2. This information pas as follows: &. AMMUG-1 way asked if he had anything new to report, He brought up a most interesting casa, one which could prove to be a valuable lead. b. AMMUG-1 has known the RODRIGUES Yanily since his childhood in Regla (a small town across the bay from Havana), The father had been a bolita banker during the Batista era. c. ANMUG-1 was very friendly with RODRIGUEZ’ tvo sons: . Roberto RODRIGUEZ Llospart DPOB: c. 1934 in Regla, Havana, cuba we - , Hector RODRIGUEZ Llompart CS OGY heey he 20) -Se o5¥ 4 ~ Fe Ww WES -OeE® = piareibaties: 47 3 - Chief, VHD A055 REFEREXCE TO DISPATCH SYPABOL AMD BUNBE 8 201-749651 _ _UFAA-1845 i 3 March 1970 aes . GASIRGANGH OS GLE BUS ER j SECRET To ns erence 201-276598 CONTINUATION OF ue DISPATCH SECRET UFAA-1845 d. During the aiddle and late 1950s, Roberto had been a salesman for tho Burroughs flour company and had stayed clear of the political picture in Cuba. e. During the sane period, Hector had been a. student in the University of Havana, under Raul ROA, and had taken part in some revolutionary activities. Ho hac been arrested and bsaten by the Batista police for his anti-government actions and his father had sent him into exile in the US. a potential "var criminal" for hig illicit dealings. AMNUG-1, who was in the police force in the initial stages of the revolution, states that he deleted an incriminating page from the father's dossier (showing + he paid off the police to run his bolita operation) and thus saved him from prosecution. a ; g. AMMUG-1 continued to be close to the family, especially vith Roberto, “ghom I sav every day and ran around vith.” Roberto never entertained the revolution. As late as 1962-63, "We used to talk quite openly and frankly. He was always against the revolution and the communists. Tle worked in the Ministry of Industry because his brother got him the job, but he had only one idea in his head: to get out of Cuba and come to the US. He vas even plotting to get out by boat. He had a US visa for many years and had visited here many tines." h, When AMUG-1 defected, he lost contact with Roberto. But, about two weeks ago a neighbor from . Regla came to Miami on the Freedom Plights. (COMMENT: j i. This undoubtedly refers to Cuban refuges Segundo | CASCUDO Gonzalez. Heference forwarded the AMOT debriefing of CASCUDO on Roberto.) When ANMUG-1 asked about Roberto, the neighbor said that he under- stood that Roberto, "was assigned in a foreign Babassy." The refugee could not say what country Roberto was in. i H 5 | | ff. When Castro came into pover, the father was ‘ b | t | ' i t i i i. This news prompts AMMUG-]1 to comment: "This would be a most interesting person to talk to. I don't think that he has changed his original way of thinking. I believe he took the job to get out of Cuba, and because of the-influence of his brother Hector. I know he will talk to me and there is no telling what this man is capable of doing if someone approached hin." : j. Roberto is (or was) married to: Zulema (inu) DPOB: .c. 1934 in Cuba They had two children and the wife was even more anti-Castro than Roberto. , k, Hector, the other brother, was 2 rabid revolutionary _ when AMMUG-1 last saw him in c. 63-G4. He had joined — . the Castro bandwagon at the outset due to his revolutionary activities during the Batista era and his closensss to Raul ROA, In c. 1960-61-62, Hector was closely aligned CLASSIFICATION USE PREVICUS EDITION, : n i CONTINUED 2 SECRET DI 7 N.S e eee eee -CONTINUATION OF : . ee DISPATCH : i ‘SECR gT UFAA-1845 ~ die 4 jel ; Hé=and=]= d=f9:1 -he used: ‘to: br: ng we.gifts. when: he -returned: | si trips=-. oa ‘even ‘insituate. any oppost tion. to “the” was 50 ‘fierce for it. I-héar- ‘that. he- dor to Germany; 1 gueas through his- Raul Roa, I doubt if be has changed, . alt ¢6. bin in complete conf idence—perhaps oa id. ‘Rober to=-but I could know bow. he” : oo ‘Ble ‘ be" ‘an excellent. recruit= berte appears | ‘to }chlisted with a view firs oppar tahity - ; Re ° . vulnerable, ‘we. will ‘consider a approach. to bin. ‘should a “he ‘be, transferred | to a Free Wo rid. country’ 4. Please, open § a. 201. file on Roberto. i { — ~ - CCRSEIFTEATION ‘ j . Ae 53a USE PREVIOUS EDITION. i j roe yo SE.CRE 7 [1 connmves POF EY a, Sn a ee , net, 2 Aa em Ae met . . . nate nitesceeye fase cane nt Remmemne enaneee pone ee roe ne mame ee TH00000 ———— RELATIONSHIP WITH ROBERTO HAVANA « OPENLY.” ano communists. HE HAD ONE qup Go TO STATES, EVEN RY -BOAT« We COULD HAVE CHARS eae “Bouse OF BROTHER » Hie 26 as cot: Cpr 2OY- Db E98 . “DIRECTOR 0598 _ QM TAM gga6 “CNCT SENT WH/MIAML HAS GOOD ASSES (231- 7498519. Del DE! pEFECTOR Pu teh! LLOMPART SUBJECT OF REFSe — An east GERMARY. | ammug-1 1S -amtug 1, S412 HECTOR WAS RAST ga cot, SEM pants). WAT OEL AG, - PARIS). UFAA- 1845 (HOT SENT PARIS, maDR ID) seuentT FROM aMmUG- I 1m 1964) GW ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ Ammus- t HAD CLOSE PERSONAL _alTH WHOM HE grew uP IN REGLA, in 1962 AND-63, THEY TALKED QUITE FRANKLY <AND ROBERTO ALWAYS TALKED AGAINST THE ‘REVOLUTION = PRINCLPAL IDEA+-TO LEAVE CUBA ammuG-1 DCES NOT BELIEVE ED AND ONLY HCLDS CURRENT GOC POSITION HE CT OR ‘(COT HR 16598) 9 wHo I5 AMBASSADOR 1s SURE ROBERTO 4 ILL TALK WITH 1) REVOLT rouaRY ; Ee oe, uy -_ us , SECRET a “or 27 ES/ Keke paces pee ot a mis 3. ao nt 2fo., : od. de, PAGE: 2. WH/MTRAT 6565 S ECR £ tT Po ; re x0 cost TO. RAUL ROA. “ALSO HAD. BEEN. CLOSE, rouLOuER oF. t 2 “CHE. GUEVARA. arinus- 1 COULD. ALSO taLk TO HECTOR IN. COMPLETE CONFIDENCE, BuT NOT. WITH SAME CONFIDENCE As” “with ROBERTO.” . 38. “DIRECT ON: ‘BolicHtNG REF D, WHICH Is” DEBRIEFING : CF AMMUG- 1 ON ROBERTO AND HECTOR. + “ae MADRID? * PLS.PUT BOTH~BROTHERS ON WATCHLIST. ESPECIALLY LNTERE sTED “IN Putting AMMUG= 1 ae: couTACT WITH ROBERTO WHEN HE TRAVELES TO EUROPE AGAIN. - i 5, PARIS: PLS QUERY UNCOSMIC-1. FOR ANY FURTHER , , 7 oe DETAILS HE CAN RECALL ABOUT TALKS WITH RORE “RTO (REF Ae . : 6 FILE 301-276598 AND’ 201-749651. GP-1- “= SECRET - oe oe _ OT UNCLASSIFIED pei cone swruat AS]. secret oe wo "ROUTING "AND RECORD SHEET 1 SP SUBIECT: (@ptionen OFnicen’s | ‘ comments (Number ‘each comment to show: from whom coo “INITIALS f fo whom. Draw @ fina octois column ofter each comment.) o Legislative aes ; "gt E 4 fi: : : wins : . i FF Are Lew, See 610 “ate” (C] SECRET ©] CONFIDENTIAL =] Useomty [UNCLASSIFIED pete mene ere ESTE I OTST, 14-0000 WH/COG 70-46 -MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence THROUGH : Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT : Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera ; 1. This memorandum contains a recommendation in paragraph three’ for the approval of the DDCI. 2. Vindimir RODRIGUEZ LaHlera is a former Cuban national who defected to the United States in Nova Scotia, Canada on 21 April 1964. At that time he was an intelligence officer ‘in the General Directorate of Intelligence, the Cuban external intelligence agency. He was brought to the United States under the provision of Section 7 of Public Law 110 (CIA Act of 1949). He has never been a member of the Communist Party, but due to his service in the Cuban external intelligence organization he is not eligible to petition for naturalization until ten years after the date of his defection, or 1974. 3, Mr. RODRIGUEZ desires to become a naturalized U.S. citizen at the earliest possible time and has requested assistance from this Agency. We request that a private bill be submitted to Congress waiving the ten-year provision of the Immigration and Naturalization Act in his case, enabling him to become a'U.S. citizen after five years of residence. It is recommended that you authorize the Legislative Counsel to seck a private bill for RODRIGUEZ' relief. “pee \ SUBJECT: Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera 4. Biographic Data and a Detailed Justification and Assessment on this case are attached. Sadr C” William Vv. Broe Chief, Western Hemisphere Division Attachments; (A) Biographic Data (B) Detailed Justification and Assessment , > ? 7 )- . . Concur ef. oo. EN, fe 8 £ ore ' i Legislative Counsel wa Date + —— coneur_ 92 7a iJ ef 2°, Deputy Director for Plans Date The recommendation in paragraph 3 is APPROVED: _Le ae — pLbyp 7 Deputy Director of Central fe Tligence ate ty I Sr er gE eer | epee ET NRE FE SE RE PRE 14-0000 SECRET BIOGRAPHIC DATA Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera 1. Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera was born on 6 February 1937 in the City of Havana, Cuba, the son of Carlos RODRIGUEZ Ferrer . and Josefa. LAHERA Marrero. RODRIGUEZ' wife, Luisa Nelia ~* . RODRIGUEZ y Timoneda, born 24 August 1934 in Regla, Havana, 7 and her two children’ by. a former marriage, Vicente Maximiliano - HERNANDEZ Rodriguez, age 19, and Francisca Luciana HERNANDEZ Rodriguez, age 17, legally entered the United States on + : ~ 11 May 1965 and reside with Subject in Miami. Her parents, : : : Pablo RODRIGUEZ Escobar and Sara TIMONEDA Valdes now reside in the United States, 2. RODRIGUEZ attended Escuela Publica #46, first to sixth grade; Primaria Superior #19, seventh and eighth grade; Artes y Oficios (Construction Civil) one year; and Instituto de Habana for two years. 3. Subject was -a member of the Cuban Rebel Army from 1957 to -1961, during which time he advanced from the rank of Private to Lieutenant. He was imprisoned at Castello Principe, Cuba, from 14 July 1957 to 11 February 1958 for participation in sabotage and propaganda activities on behalf of the 26th of July Movement. He then joined Fidel CASTRO's forces in the Sierra Maestra and remained there until the end of 1958 when he returned to Havana upon the fall of the BATISTA Government. He was a precinct lieutenant of the Cuban National Police from November 1959 to December 1961, at which time he resigned from the Army under which he had held his position in the National Police. He was out of work until April 1962 at which time he was employed by the Ministry of Foreign Trade where he remained untii he became a staff member of the General Directorate of Intelligence in August 1963. He was a member of this organization until his defection in Ottawa, Canada, on 21 April 1964, when he left his plane which was enroute from Cuba to Prague. pe pe ana -— a > z athe didi edadien kell Iiteteatihien tix aes tetera tale ieee tate ak eee ee eee 100000 ~ SECRET ~ ~2- 4, Soon after RODRIGUEZ joined the General Directorate of Intelligence, he found he could no longer submit to having his thoughts and actions circumscribed by controls which deprived him of liberty and self respect nor continue to -support the Cuban Government or be a part of its intelligence activities; he therefore planned to defect as soon as the opportunity arose, After deciding to leave Cuba permanently, he began a systematic collection of documents at the General Directorate of Intelligence Headquarters, He brought these documents with him to the United States as proof ot Fidel CASTRO's subversive activities in Latin America, 5. Subject is 5 feel 2 inches tall, weighs approximately 120 pounds, has a medium build and crect posture. He has a long face, medium complexion, black hair and brown eyes. 14-0900 SECRET a, DETAILED JUSTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT ES Ne 1. Viadimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera has cooperated with this Agency since his defection on 21 April 1964 at which time he turned over to CIA documents from the General Directorate of Tatelligence he had collected during the preceeding several months. In addition, he has provided voluminous, accurate and valuable information on the organization of the Cuban intelligence services, their operations, staff members and agents. These documents and information have given us the potential and opportunity to take effective measures to safeguard United States Government interests. Subject has been of great value in the past, and will continue to be in the future, in the CIA recruitment/detection program, His wide acquaintance among and knowledge concerning high level Cuban diplomats and Cuban intelligence personnel provides the Agency with the necessary background in planning operations against them and makes Subject ideal ter use in carrying out the operations, His talents and contacts can be used not only in turthering the defector program, but in other types of political action and psychological warfare opcrations. 2. AS a result of technical interrogations of RODRIGUEZ on Il May 1964 and again on 15 July 1966, his hona tides have been established not only for intelligence exploitation . purposes but also tor the purpose of resettlement in the . United States, There is no reason to believe that RODRIGUEZ is under the control of any hostile intelligence service, 3. The medical and psychiatric examinations have shown that RODRIGUEZ has no serious medical or psychiatric problems. 4. Mr. RODRIGUEZ has adjusted well to American life, He has been trained as a dental technician and has recently applied for employment with an airline company. It is believed that he would be a solid, responsible citizen, SECRET fen od 14-0900 : b, . wNE 7 " BISPATCH mano BEOESS NG ACTION : B ti ‘ ~ [ ECR ET waked for OEE E a a ' ! Chief of Station, WH/Miamt i Xx. “ine HENNE REGUIRED At wf ' kro jot c2 CUAMHED DEK ‘ 8 BOGE RaTINON aan | ton ! | , _Chief, _WHD —— __ _ oe Ce quest cCitizeoship of AMmUG-1l ; _ ee a ACTION REQUIRED - RE FERENEES REFERENCE: UFAK-14 2. On 27 January, Alien Affairs Staff advised that under Section 313 of Immigration and Naturalization Act, AMMUG-L cannot become an American citizen until after 10 years fros April 1964. While normal Cuban exile must wait five years, Communist party members must wait 10 years. AMMUG-1l's position as "intelligence officer" is considered a “meaningful extension” of CP membership. 2. In view of AMMUG-1's distinguished service to RVROCK, WH Division will submit a memorandum through appropriate channels requesting authorization to submit a bill to Congress to reduce AMMUG-1's waiting period from ten to give years. At this writing, we do not know how long this processing will take but will keep you advised. 3. Paragraph 2 above is our intention and we naturally cannot guarantee approval at this time. If a special bill is passed by Congress, AMMUG-1 will go through routine application for Naturalization with RVROCK g.uldance,. James M. HAMMERSFAHR Distribution: 3 - WH/Miami * Teeoee eeteinte 1 Tse SYMBOL OD BER Toate : i Yovey 2 197g _.____| __UPAH-771. | 28 danunry 1970... ! [ CASSHICATION ids Fie mined { | ! i SECRET | *801.74965) ORIGINATING OFFICE - CYR - Feist WH/COG/OPS oR. Ennis — mamd COORDINATING ante OFFKER 5 NAME ~ _PEPASING. Lf. _ | : ore Zsgna fate 14-D0000 a) E SEC PRT TELER . : NYSP HO ._ Se ae FILE “O - £31-749651 PATE - 12 gaMary 1972 INDEXING - NO NICSOFILM - %0 To - ‘CKIEF, WESTERN HEMISPHERE DIVISION FIOM - CHIEF OF STATION, wH/M1AMI SU SdECT Vy RECEEST FC? ASSISTANCE CO” CITIZENSHIP -~ FOR AMDUC I ACTIO" - PAts §, ofLOv DEFERENCE = YaNE acey | YAS 4 STRONG INTEREST AND NEED TO YECOME A VETNPALIZED AMERICAN CITIZES, KE FAS SADE - Aro tcaTiIo" TO AVI£ ICA AIRLINE, WHICH IF ACCEPT IS “ILL PI EtF HIN TO TRAVEL -TU COLOMBIA, HE KAS TEES ASSUPED THAT PYACCK WILL ATTEMPT ASSIST Fin IN CBTAINING HIS PEePEDS, 2 AMM | ees NOT FILED ¢! APPLICATION FOR WATUMALIZS TION LOCALLY SECANS® HE IS aware THAT HE WILL SE PECUTEED TC a" sueo SPECIFIC CUESTIONS ABOUT MIS ENTRY TNTO THE COUNTRY, ADDRESSES {8 THE : asivt ST*TES, EXPLOY“T QEFPTENCES, POLITICAL RACK oN), ANP? OTHER QUESTIONS T" BELTCATE CPEVATIONAL AREAS. "SEER TYISE SuLST1o”s VITHOUT WVECCK TO TOTS. VHS TALL MSS LOCKED INS SUBUECT, EY A GE'DStL wAY, VITP LOCAL LYN T GS e TIO” . pu) ME HAVE Bech aviscd Test TO 2ESULVE THE LQ MAME T7 BASDLE ON THE prose, «OE vot weSersgTvor it UE AE Yo ' SE C3 © 7 Garecamem pase Two SHO! THAT KE WAS O8OUGHT IFTO STATES Steck FrOs ceusDe IN APRIL - 1964, KE waS DESSIEFED FOU SEVESAL MONTHS SY HOS AND THE! SETILED IN MIAMI, ME vas “OT PUT OY & COVER PLYFCLL UTIL 1956 2%) THEY TERMINATED ABOUT YEAS LATE®S, AT “HICH TIME HE BSEGAN OVERT JO3. | THUS, WOUL9 FACE Fir3a2eassine PROBLE™ OF ANSWESTYG DOTHILED TYE TORATION QUESTIONS ON ESTCY a‘ EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUND, NOT ‘To MENTION prevrens AVSTAPF EY PLOYMENT (21g? To OFFECTION. , | 4, AXSUG/E HAS BEEY ASSH®FD THAT Seem} WE VAVE THE octesTO™ To T2aVEL oUTSIDE THE. StsTES PY TUE MEAS SUTURE, YH/NTORT IS 18 & POSIT!GY TO FACILITATE THE ISSUANCE OF A PEENTSY PEEMIT I! A oHO2T TIME. OUR LIfISO" CONTACT If LOCAL IMMIGRATION HAS ASSUPCD US OM THIS POINT. i ops MOTE THaT FENSY Se PACHATELDS IS I" PERTONIC CONTACT wITY AMMLGsy aa Is PTEFING MIM OY THE CUTS “AXES Q fond ww a) 1 3 cr in Lee] teal Ww WW BEDEW/ 1, ¢ DISPATCH ON THESE Be) 9 Q — ) ital oO w < p DPSCLISFI'GS IS UNDF™ PerPareTion’. 6, TN TYE MFANT NST, © SEcUEST THT VELDMWATTESS LUTTLAT?S 2cTriov wITe’ IMNTggatice TOrARD GRANTING @YNuG/L RIS SATUSALIZATIC" BAPros, 8S Powe) avy vest O'S THAT sxe yv] ca" P®OVIDE To sccemeLrsy THIS. IF iT ¥OuLo PROVE TC SE MORE EXPEMIT TOUS, we/o Gand EAS ‘2 GRIECTIQNS To spovsopiva a Tare TS CER SS S £0 2 F T gepercese) pace Tut 14-0000 LOE 4X “o S$ Fc 2 FT (tS Past THREE easurvaTon By anya TO KELP 3£50LVE ANY OUTSTA'DING CVESTIONS OR PROBLEMS ENCOUMTERED OF TRE 4BOVE, ALSO, A P2CMPT eEpLy TO ANY ACTION HEADCUARTERS CAN TAKE ON BRMUG/ I °§ CASE IS RECUESTED« TRE AGENT Is MOST awxros TO LEARN oF ANY PROG?ESS THAT IS MADE TOvG?D HIS CITIZENSHIP. MELVIN Do KERSCHE" DIST? LoUTION VIO TELEPOUCH 3 - CVIEF, ESTES’ HEMITGPHEPE prvrsic" COL AASS SECT E 1 oor! PASE THOTE 3T aos 14-0000 _ 2 SO ATOM io mae SE cart | RET JP RARRED FOR INDEXING _. 1 m DIS, iS boo NS HUA _. Chief.of Station, VHftiemt ot a uae CALY QLAUAED OFS (can RIDGE ERDEUUNG —._Chief, Western Hemisphere Division 1 peso _¢.-TYPIC/AMMUG=1 _ AERGN REI. RED © REFERENCES ‘SUBIET On 30 December 1969, AMNIP-1 reported that AMHUG-1's wife called him on the day before Christmas and informed him that her father had been hospitalized vith a heart attack and that AMMUG-1 had left her. AMNIP-1 called AMMUG-1'g place of employment in Miami on the day after Christmas and was informed AMMUG-1 was not working thet day. AMNIP-1 left a meseagce for AMMUG-1 to call him but as of 30 December had not heard from AMMUG~1. AMNIP-1 commented that he thought AMMUG=-1's wife was a little unbalanced mentally and although her parents are now in the United States and she has no real ties left in Cuba, that she is interested in returning to Cuba. Howard A. TRECKLER Distribution: 2 - OOS, WH/Miami ROSS REFERENCE TO oo DISPATCH S-M3OL AND NUMBER DATE & JAN yor UFAW-730 _ 7 ~ ~ GASIFICATION THOS FILE NUMBER 7 ™” “ t SECRET ‘“201-749651 ORIGINATING CHE = “OFFMIe = TyeIsT ex 2 January 1970 . | WH/COG,/OPS _ J.’ P¥cecolo mli | 7144 - COOREINATING Y distribution: ->—+—~, Q. - RID Lay ot Set WH/COG/Chrgpo 1 - WH/CCG/opg=2> — RELEASING PL oc twnycoc! Ty ny ne ae engee OES icaacrrn Gale JO ATURE aa | 1g-00000 me \ one ase #06 ” . ~ ' JCABLE SEC RETACAT DISSEMINATION a ‘LaSSiFIEO MESSAGE - Tota, COMES * OUTING axtbsor Sn TIALS + SEEN BY ey? PERS SAY UNIT ROTFIED “a P r caourt a« ! 6 SECRET esswee same wren 5 ae (When Filled tn) SANE SS REPRODUCTION CF THIS COPY PROWBITED ino: O ves 0 no ADVANCE COPY O tS$UED CO SLOTTED CLASBIFY TO FILE NO. _ ee aT: XREF TO FILE NO. arancn C] oestaoy () 816. OrSSEM BY PER rie mo (rer ro ACTION te mrry . -_ SE CR E T S121 JAN 69 CITE WH/MIA MI 25 ‘82 \ BU dan 68 In84063. DIRECTOR No wi yn REF DIRECTOR 69788 etl 1. CONT ACT WITH AMMUG- 1 WAS REESTABLISHED 51 “JANUAR Y BY PACHANKIS FOR WH/MIAMI WHICH HAD NEVER PICKED UP CONT ACT FROM JMVAVE. PACHANKIS KAS MEETING WITH AMMUG~ 1 SCHEDULED FOR NIGHT 3 FEBRUARY TO SERVICE REF RE QUE ST o 20 _FILE 201-287019 X REF 2001-74965 1. SECRET 4 U3 bee SECRET CiaveSecreraniat. DisseMunATer — A PERSON UNIT. NOTIFIED ‘SE E ¢ R £ T 29211 nak 8 ol CITE JMWAVE 2567 | AKULE PBRUMEN "REFERENCE. DIRECTOR 02905 mts 20 MAY. PacVIOUSLY ISSUED CARD BELNG | POUCHED ° UF GA= *S012Ty 28 MAY. SECRET x BT Porwercs "DIRECTOR ee CORRECTED ALIEN REGISTRATION . CARD DELIVERE =D SECRET 29 Har 68 2 1 190 ~ARULE, PBRUNEN gistration cards: THON SlOUIRED “AELNES . . . —_ ; eR1oRITY REFERENCE; UFGS-10530, 9 May 1968" Referenced Alien Registration Card (corrected) was given AMMUG-1 on 21 :May 1968, . Forwarded under separate cover is the card formerly issued him. Julian T, PROCARIO 4 ‘Attachment v/s/e fee - “AS stated ; pistraiutton:: | @- C/WHD w/att usc | - WH/COG w/o att cha ‘| ‘CROSS REFERENCE TO oo DISPATCH SYABOL AND NUMS! + pate , UFGA-30127 |. 22 May 1968 ~ — eee aa =a OASSIHICATION Hs UC MUMBLE GB a —-g- E-@-R-E-T + —-~- f= —201-749651
104-10183-10366.pdf
14-0000 3. 104- 10183. 10366 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | Sa, wore AEE Se gee le iim + Olea amma! winnaeD Mee REET Re one ead ae ae 7 - . ans = > fey . no Bo ATER ESS PEVEPSER AT ci “ toet C Pn ADOUAPTERS PY , HOUSE SELECP CYPILETER OF ASSASNENAEESUS STAPE AEUBERS FILE TITLE /NUMRER/VOLUIE: A FEI ET . sae. T# eT ae ee INCLUSIVE. DATES: Bf Lee fo- / BIA PY e _ CUSTODIAL UNET/LOCATION: ASP PO DELETIONS, TF ANY: TRENT ~ STGNATURT OF (PRERT MAMI) _ REVLEWING OFFICIAL CH LCE EWR we Lo- a7 de Lo teuck BERK | Checks, C4. | CoRmmenn te awe , ETSY wick mn Seta aie La Pete Ce ne me Set ae an RE PORN CE Se ee { MAY BE COPY} Doon REE fOVED FROYE TEES FILE, i e. we F j 4 iy ‘UetD #4 a) é : af 14-0000 972 1971 - 10 April } > ‘fo 3 Ss. c BJ 7 N uo s. Q. Li] ao = << = mm. i < = a2 x z= 3 = 3 tat a. 3° 14-0000 * %y 14-00000 ?) Cj SECRET ~~. APPROVAL WAS. SOUGHT AND GRANTED IN EA * TO NVCANOPY. eno OF MESSACE - ta oe! . 4 ‘. aoa ok 3 SECRET; ° bd -e ae . 2 FRP Se. ot 7) on fe eT STARE: PORALEs :VRe 00020, C/PCS, C14, 000/00, EAnB, © QOPD=0» .PCSLLSNe. V2P.). wot _ PAGE.O01 Be T3.9300122- APR.78:..... DIRECTOR 200600 © 78 0552087 STAFF 1390102 DIRECTOR 204600 ee ‘Tor IMMEDIATE LA/MIAME INFO PANAMA CITY. A#NINTEL REAM. RERs “UAsMAME 28157 0527676° oe an LIN CONVERSATION WITH .NVCANOPY THEY HAVE ADVISEO THAT .. THEY -ARE INTERESTED IN & PRELIMINARY INTERVIEW WITH SLANKel (S51). AND DEPENDING ON ITS. OUTCOME WILL MAKE A DETERMINATION IF THEY - DESIRE Sei'S CONTINUED CONTACT WITH. ) PACHANKIS SHOULD “AKE.1T CLEAR TO Sel. THAT. RTACTION OBVIOUSLY ATION WITH NVCANOPY, PACHANKIS UB, HAS NO OBJECTION TO HIS COOPERAT . J} THAT RTACTION HAS ‘NO INTEREST ALSO. SHOULD MAKE IT CLEAR. 10. So IN HIS (Se1'S) CONTINUED RELATIONSHIP WITH SAs. - c+ BL ak REVIEA OF THE FILES OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS. WITH WHOM PACHAKKIS CURRENTLY IW. ACTIVE: CONTACT, INDICATES. THAT NVCANOPY 1 cH CASE, WETM THE | EXCEPTION OF DEFECTORS SUCH AS SLANK-1 WHO HAD BEEN HANDLED. AS A DEFECTOR ALTHOUGH ACCORDING TO THE FILE ME MEYER OFFICIALLY HOS DOES NGT COORDINATE GRANTED. THIS STATUS UNDER PL 110. ZACH INOIVIDUAL. MEETING NOR IDENTIFY OFFICER HANOLING CASE . 3. FILE: 20122992433 201°7K49651.. E2, IMPDET.> . LA COMMENT: REF QUERIED. HOS REGARDING FAI OR CIA INTEREST IN Set PLAYING ROLE OF CONFIDANT TO ALDEREGUIA, ORIG: LA/CO (SMITH/SPEED X21819/1325)3 COORD: (HARRINGTON) » AC/LA/PHNCR CPORN). PCS/LSN (, 2. ’ C/LA/CARIT (BURNETT). C/LA/CAR (GREIG)3 AUTH? DcvLA/CO (LATRASH). REL? C/LAD (AARREN)3 CL BYs 012034.¢ AC/LA/CO/EA . SECRET | ng rr ae Ub od panera agen Seb thea tithe pag AL aa Ry ol Westra beget. 14-00000 oc 4 x o — . " ATTENTIONS: .. REFS: A, FBI TELETYPE DATED 0520282 APRIL 1978, CAPTIONED as TENTIONS.: INTELLIGENCE DIVISION fa SECRET/WARNING NOTICE: © SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS TNVOLVED/NO FOREIGN OISSEM, = " oe iD» CiR=316/ O1Sids78 Lo, SUBJECT: CEOMCAT; ESP=CUBA-PANAMAZ RASCUBA-PANAMA _ ABOVE, Done. ts a , os ~ B, CIR=-316/00260075, DATED 18 FEBRUARY 1975, CAPTIONED’ "SALVADOR ALDEREGUIA, ALSO KNOWN AS "EL GALLEGO" INTERNAL SECRUITY~ CUBA, oe . Bo ; 1.) WITH REGARD TO CLARIFICATION OF SALVADOR ALDEREGUIA'S . ASSOCIATION WITH U.S, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND PARTICULARLY WITH CIA, REFERENCE. B ADVISED. THAT HE. WAS OF INTEREST TO THIS AGENCY IN 1960 WHEN WE WERE INDIRECTLY INVOLVED IN ASSISTING IN HIS EXFILTRATION . FROM CUBA. HOWEVER, HE TOOK ASYLUM IN THE URUGUAYAN EMBASSY ING - HAVANA ON 3 JULY 1960 AND..DEPARTED THE SAME DAY FOR CURACAO. AFTER HTS ARRIVAL IN MIAMI] IN FEBRUARY -1961,° THIS AGENCY WAS BRIEFLY IN CONTACT WITH HIM BUT OUR: “INTEREST WAS DROPPED PARTLY BECAUSE HIS UNCLE. ONE OF THE LEADING FOUNDERS’ OF THE CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY, WAS — THEN. CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO: YUGOSLAVIA: AND ALOEREGUIA'S TRUE LOYALTIES = WERE UNKNOWN, THIS AGENCY: HAS HAD. NO“ INTEREST. IN OR CONTACT WITH © ALDEREGUIA SINCE THAT TIMES, = t wo ; 2.) VUADIMIR. R00 R 1G UE Z LAHERA DPOB 6 FEBRUARY 1937, HAVANA, CUBA WAS A FORMER DGI STAFF. OFFICER WHO DEFECTED ON 21 APRIL 1964 IN-HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA, HE WAS DEBRIEFED’ AND HANDLED “THROUGH NORMAL DEFECTOR CHANNELS AND WAS THE SOURCE OF NUMEROUS CSCI'S CONCERNING THE -OGI IN 1964 AND 65, HE WAS USED OPERATIONALLY IN RECRUITMENT ATTEMPTS AGAINST’ DGI OFFICERS: — a DURING 196401967, HE WAS TERMINATED IN JULY 1967, AND WAS CONSIDERED, BUT NEVER USED, FOR ANOTHER RECRUITMENT ATTEMPT IN 1971. SINCE 1971 RODRIGUEZ HAS NOT BEEN INVOLVED IN ANY CIA OPERATION IN MIAM] OR ELSEWHERE. JOSEPH NORRIS IS THE ALIAS OF -A _ CIA REPRESENTATIVE WHO PERIODICALLY DEBRIEFS RODRIGUEZ ON PERSONALITIE s a _ ; AND METHODS OF THE DGI. THERE IS NO OTHER CIA INVOLVEMENT wITH RODRIGUEZ. ‘ SM ELEM SIS» 2p 3. THIS AGENCY WILL QUERY ITS REPRESENTATIVE IN MIAMI TO DETERMINE IF HE HAS. ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THIS MATTER, ne be ; | Leyte FP he f SECRET — es a wt PE SS 14-0000 rey Gy 7 ry as) cy cy ON*AGENCY za 0830097. rn 9 SuT#e’TE pace oo2 = ee, rors 0807S0Z APR 78. . ..C1A 202417 etal 0 OSS eo Oe COO OOS TOO A EES TORSO SUS OOT ES ee ee LL eel a RESGED . 4. CLASSIFIED BYpotacdu, - EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION - SCHEDULE OF E.0..12652 EXEMPTION CATEGORY 5 8(2). IMPOSSIBLE TO DETERMINE DATE OF AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION.> ORIG LA/CO/CI SPEED x1325s COORD LA/CARI BURRETS LA/PHNC/P PORN: ADC/LA/CO KEENAN AUTH C/LaD WARRENs REL AC/PCS/LSN KUNM CL BY 012034, ~~ <1 1 Le hx a, are > a s+ 2 e a . . . 6 ? a . o . « =@eo ' 2390) a a END OF MESSAGE ; SECREF + ~ci 3 282 ad wwe a oo € ° | NTACT DIRECTOR my oN “TO: IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR INFO IMMEDIATE PANAMA CITY. WNINTEL REAM ar oe ps REF? LA/MIAMT 28157 0527676. ee LOEN Ar WILLIAM WALTON — F@I SPECIAL. AGENT.’ IDEN Bt JACK COGSWELL, A WEST PALM BEACH RESIDENT WHO SA SAYS WAS A RETIRED U.S, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, £2, IMPDET, Woon Vipe Th "END OF message ee MO PIGOTT 14-0000 ANINTEL REAM oc) e+ ged oe > 9 2 78 ° -o90. % . 557897 SNe ; = ENCE STAFE AOV NOTIFIED AND ISSUED LA 22162 ust ACTION: LAc& (836) INFO? FILE, WR, DDD©G, C/PES. C/SI4, C/SIA/IEo Feds ERS/EGO2, IP/DYS. LSN/IDs ODPD=D. (25/8) SO MOOSCODOATSSE SED OGS OOS GASESOOTDGOCSSCE TES GODS COC COCO POC EGOTROOSOCOAOGDOOS090ER0O / 7 PAGE COR IN 0527676 Lene JOR: O722052 APR 78 . -LMIM 28157 PPSPSSIPSSCOSSSSOVPVSOSSCOF OT SESS OSBSTSOSOSCSDESSGOOSESGOCTC OOS SO DOD OO CCR eC BOP ECO OCOSDDOe 78 0527676 SE RET O721G22 APR 78 STAFF CITE LA/MIAME 28457 TO: IMMEDIATE DIRECTIR INFO IMMEDIATE PANAMA cryy. NIACY DIRECTOR REF} DIRECTOR 201936 : 1.._OURING THE YEARS THAT PACHANKIS HAS SEIN IN CONJACT WITH SLANK~t (S11), FORMERLY AMMUG>1, FROM 1965 TO 1978, PACHANKIS HAS HAD NO KNOWLEOSE THAT Sof WAS EVER IN CONTACT WITH NVCANOPY, SINCE 1969 IT H&S BEEN PACHANKIS' UNDERSTANDING THAT NVCANOPY HAS BEEN INFORMED EVERY TIME PACHANKIS HAS MADE AN OPERATIONAL CALL ON 4 U.S. PERSON IN THE MIAMI AREA, PACHANKIS HAS NEVER BEEN EXPOSED/INTRODUCED TO.NVCANOPY IN MIAMI, PACHANKIS 4AS BEEN INTRODUCED TO NVCANOPY REPS IN NEw YORK CITY WHILE ON TOY TO FR/NEW YORK (CIRCA 1974). PACHANKIS HAS 4LSO MET AN NVCANOPY AGENT IN NEAARK, NEWJERSEY UNDER THE ALIAS OF JOE NORRIS., 2. PACHANKTS HAS SEEN HANDLING Seo} SINCE EARLY 1970, SEVERAL TIMES DPERATIONS ALMOST CAME OFF BUT HOS DECIDED AT THE LAST MINUTE TO PRESERVE S=1'S SECURITY, IN THE PAST FEW YEARS THERE HAS NOT BEEN #UCH CONTACT WITH Sel EXCEPT FOR A CHRISTMAS CALL OR A ROUTINE COG REQUIREMENT, 3. SLANK=1 CALLED PACHANKIS ON 6 APRIL AND REQUESTED MEETING TO REPORT FOLL?: _. A, SALVADGR ALCEREGUIA ($4) HAS BEEN So] FRIEND SINCE 1955 IN CUBA. THEY CONSPIRED AGAINST THE S4TISTA REGIME WHILE IN THE RANKS OF THE 265TH OF JULY MOVEMENT, . .8. S=} HAD NOT SEEN SA IN ALMOST FOUR YEARS WHEN THEY . COINCIDENTALLY MET OV A MIAMI STREET IN 1955 (LESS THAN YEAR AFTER Sei'S DEFECTION FROY DGT). FROM 1965 UNTIL FES/MARCH 1978, THEY HAD INFREQUENT THQUSH CORDIAL ENCOUNTERS IN MIAMT, C. AFTER SA'S RECENT ARREST IN MIAMI SY NVCANOPY ON ESPIONAGE CHARGES, S4 HAS BEEN A CONSTANT VISITOR TO Sot'S HOME. SA HAS OSTENSIVELY BEEN SEEKING "TEA AND SYMPATHY” FROM Sof, . RTT ITT 7 par, AL "” SECRET oo wtite « PPP SSS wa ke ate: WHILE: $21.DOES NOT” “HAVE COMPELLED, HIM: BELIEVE As SoS. 8CI_MIND® AND: CURIOSITY HAVE: LED. H INRECENT AEEKS S& HAS INTRODUCED TQCONTINUE CON Q aS gs. ger. wants: a ONE, S-] HAS: NEVER BEEN INVOLVED IN SA*S APPARENT ESPIONAGE ACTIVITIES, THO, Sel VOLUNTEERS TO:SERVE AS SA'S CONFIDANT IF _ NVCANOPY ANO/OR ATACTION CONSIDER S=1 CAN DO GOOD IN SUCH A ROLE. PLEASE ADVISE.” 5. STATION HAS NO FILES ON Set AND THEREFORE CANNOT COMMENT ON NVCANOPY KNOWLEDGE OF RTACTION'S PAST RELATIONSHIP WITH Sole JT IS OUR UNDERSTANOING ‘THAT NVCANDPY HAS BEEN INFORMED OF. ; BAGHANKES’ ACTIVITIES IN ALIAS JOE NORRIS FOR THE: PAST SEVERAL YEARS aT THE HQS LEVEL. ; ve ~ ba FILES, 227¢(SLANK=1), £2, IMPDET. c Wk o ° KR P “a - a | ace ae a ° ry : ve . eo” iad f / . Boe . >, se a « « oF “END OF MESSAGE ei, SECRET fo ett - Calin ~ SPOBl ipa figull) x 2735 cated ae SE <&uk // (Of ~ 6 gesv yf Heel feetyp lS “U4 918 fp — wt ey ae C96 O67 25) L960 LL hich tt Brichiee! eomee “2 ete/ so. wed cant EB bssee Lig of coves ae) thn OO eens pod — ay He Tete eh SD wee, were whee 5, Ceed cme etal kin! Ay Ketch an bees eee eet! Chute ee He Ee aa cet t eT Lee kere —Keaig-ete iy, ath aicleiog! Lo. fits en # tele ae, Cele Plat AT Ks ie ; “ ye _— wae /A CS 23D hw 7? _ MA, Va : fo atl PLE etrenc “ Ul gla iz ECOL RI Ee La bn 7 - QQ Afined “Chen” os Apel 2D her SCAN SE veg FOKMS on a ewe Morte eT ieee ee ee. aCe ty f =~ ? ae cone! Ae pact elt ees Co-er a wrot etdiraltace!’, De awehtiaey Lec. Se weet ll” Coord eg cpt Pan ern, al feteked , Dal er SS aye) ~? 14-00000 ; : “30. JUL ‘1976: “WE WIE ora ASK FOR’ ‘A DEVISED. FACILITY. FOR SLANK/L ontm: 7. at B- DETERMINED HE WILL BE. USED. AGAIN. wo _ “LA/6OG/EAe Set : : ° , : al y 1 . | : : h . ig pe feather a 14-0000 "MEMORANDUM eae ee eee SUBJECT: Engagement; of SLANK-1 (201749651) 1. Term and Project Charge: Subject has been engaged -°. - under eral contract for use under: Project SLEEPER. The ~ effective date of ‘the oral.contract is 16 Oct 1975. A ay ne 2. Security Approval: An OA for the operational use of Subject outside the U.S. was granted on 6 Jan 1971. 3. Citizenship: Subject is a United States Citizen. 4. Corpensation: Subject is reimbursed for travel,.expenses and is given a salary replacement for any time he is required . to be .stsent form work at the request of the Agency. The salary reimbursement will not exceed $40 a day. - He may be-- -. awarded cash bonuses for services rendered. fle may also . be given gifts from time to time,.the individual value ap of which will not exceed $50. : Do. 5. Taxes: Subject is obligated to pay U.S. taxes and_ should be issued a Devised Facility Form 1099 at the end of edch tax year. . . 6. Quarters and/or Subsistence: ~ "> 7 a. Subject is not furnished quarters or subsistence. b. Sc commitments have been made regarding additional compensation to accommodate increased -cost of living and quarters expenses, . ; 7. Operational Experises: Subject will be reimbursed for operaticnal expenses such as entertainment of operational contacts, phone calls, cover expenses, etc., upon ; submissian of proper accounting for such expenses. Ly- “2 oC ¢ Bf % SECRET — E2, IMPDET m CL BY: 025231 Qty - PALE 37 14-0000. y+ i yj > fami ly, ¢ if ‘necessary , ‘to: supplement his cincome while he is. establishing a new: “residence and employment... - we 9. No commitménts “other - than those ‘stated above have been made. to Subject. . SIGN ED an , . . a oe . / ; Case Officer ; REVIEWED: . “APPROVED: : we 7 4 Field Contracting officer Attachment: ‘ Non-Staff Personnel Data Sheet Distribution: ; Orig & 2 - LA/Personnel w/att . I - Vital Documents w/att yh ol - LA/COG/Chrono_ : 1 - 201-749651 1 - LA/B&F- SECRET IE TiS sa eget bg Moreen iy 4 a oi We Boras , SECRET > ace — — enema ene NON-STAFF PERSONNEL DATA SHEET mare 16 July SUBMIT FOR: A. CCNIRACT EMPLOYEES (TYPE 4. 8 AND CAREER) B. INCEPENDENT CONTRAC ‘ORS UNDER WRITTEN CONTRACT OR MOD (US CITIZENS O@ RESIDENT ALIENS ONLY) 2+ THIS FORM 1S NOT APPLICABLE FOR OPERATIONAL oO FIELO AGENTS 3. COPIES OF THE FORM WILL BE RETAINED BY THE ORIGINATING COYPONENT (NUMBER, OF COPIES AT ITS DISCRETION) AND BY CSPS/ACENT BSANCH (1 COPY ONLY) DATE OF O1ATHK 2 Jun 1937 NaWwE (LAST. FIRST .VIODLE) . RODRIGUEZ LaHera, Vladimir MARITAL STaTUS NO. DEPENDENTS YEAR(S) oF BintH M 3 ; (wife) DATE OF LATEST SECURITY/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL NATIONAL ETY U.S. 6 Feb 1937 24 Aug 1934 J00 TITLE Amended OA 7 Jan 1972 CONTRACT CATEGORY EFFECTIVE CATE Sacary EXPIRATION DATE ' i B 16 Oct 75 Indefinite f SOCIAL SECURITY FECA DEAT™ AND DISABILITY If J ANNUAL AND SICK LEAVE CIVIL SERVICE PETIREMENT CUA RETIREMENT OF COMMFROETAL Cia ANNUITY { FEOER4L EMPLOYEES Grour LIFE &ND HEALTH INSURANCE xX ql CONTRACT LIFC AND HEAaLT IMSUR ANTE a X } MISSING PERSONS BENEFITS x i | ccvsa cearuaivy TF forced to move for security reasons Xx j CIA would help with expenses, NON?CIA EDUCATION | Escuela Publica #46 Ist-6th Grade Primaria Superior #19 7th-3th Grade | Artes y Oficios (Construcion Civil) 1 Year Instituto de Habana . 2 years toward bachelor degree i NON-Cla EMPLOYMONT . ] EMPLOVER CocaTION FUNCTION. SALARY f Aug 63-Apr 64] Ministry of Foreign | Relations Havana, Cuba Intel Off May 65-Dec 66] Scheaffer Advertising Co Miami, Fla {Market Re- $600 mo. searcher Dec 66-CA Decl 74 Marriot Corp - jMiami, Fla. 74-Presenkt Metro Transit Authority] Miami, Fla.!Bus Driver $13,000 yr. CIA TRAINING t acne nee ~ Cis EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (BEGINNING WITH FVD) Grane f rao. ro FUNCTION on LOCATION qT PROJECT SALARY coute. St \pr 64-Nov 67] Agent ~ B | Washington! AMMUG D.C. & Mian Miami, Flal SLEEPER Man 69-Presen Informant B | | Ewt ORS “AFFECTING \SUBJECT (PUELT A STAFF PERSONNEL. INTECLICENCE™” ‘any activities that travels “abroad, ADAPTABILITY (SUBJECT AND FAVILY) TOwaRDS OUAL LIFE 8. PREVIOUS COVER WAS: C) orrictan [Df Non-orercial (GIVE BRIEF DESCRIPTION IF NOC) “INDICATE LIMITING FACTORS GOTH PERSONAL AND OPERATIONAL No known limiting factors FUTURE UTILIZATION INDICATE PLANS OR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE AFTER CUA@RENT ASSIGNMENT Headquarters plans to use Subject to contact and approach Cubans of operational interest to LA/COG. IFICATION TO OTs¢"° Tuam. 14-0000, ee, Wow eed 0. “For thie Record? ae 2931. sw 19th Terrace: ~ “Miami,” Florida a Tae tel: (305) aa 3027. Henry S. PACHANKIS, oo m PS tetra Bi ttpretrne nats. toe 7k the om. OANA Se lte OT ene LY- Ws 0 ney Dhar the weak dy | RECORD COPY | 201. 799657 5. Sel's second alene or anly with 5-1 is States 5 days Could 1 week. prior ne choice tostreear misting communicate would be- home: enncoach, recurning ta ‘s. motives Sunday S-1 needs anc joe Feteu-l plane: ames Avi ae 14-00000, 77 rar : foes oe SECRET - _ ye a a arn . ; 3 February 1976 7 7 oe a ; MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD. ares . aa | = | _ SUBJECT: SLANK-1 ” . a - ; wet 2 we a ae In reviewing. SLANK« its: Fite, for possible Yeads to targets: of iitefest the following names. ‘were selected: , 1. Roberto RODRIGUEZ ‘Llompart (201- néasses) 2. Ricardo ESPINO Martinez " (201-818437) 1 3. Federico CRESPO Moreira’. (201-894397). - (in Peru since January 1973) 4. Rafacl MIRABAL Fernandez (KDACOUSTIC- hon (201-812117) .. (Mexico - February . 1967). Es 5. Manuel _CARDONELL’ “fuque (201- 279604), (Capt. Pol. worked with M-1) 6. Armando "Ulises" ESTRADA Fernandez (201-809440) 7. Ramon Cesar’ CUENCA Mintoto (201- 2804s) (PCS Caracas - - October 75 (DGI) ) ; 8. Roque DALTON Garcia (201- 215097) - -(DSE - now in Havana) ; Individual files of subject now being reviewed. If one or several of these subjects appears recruitable,. a plan will be written up -explaining "plan of action." Wilfred/6. CLOWER E2 IMPPET ; . . Co CL BY 025231 ; SECRET 5 Feb Ie 1-00000 é e~ 4 ae - ' 18 November 1975 SUBJECT: Change of Address ang Phone of SLANK-1 (S-1) l, S-] has informed me via a letter to my PO Bcx that he has moved once again and hus a new phone. Please record: 610 SW 19th Road Miami telephone (305) 858-3943. . Hop 14-0000 Ls) Ss keg: AR 7S9987 29 Yetober 1975 Contact Report on SLANK-1 (S12) S-l was met.on the evening of 28 Cctober, at his Miami apartment, to inform him of the following: A. His old DGI chum, Ramon Cesar CHENTA Montoato,. appeared to be settling-down for an extended stay in Caracas. B. Consequently, our people had Gecided to study him . a in depth and slecide at a later date what action, iF | any, could cr should be taken against him. i.e. to nitch or not to pitch. C. Our office had asked ime to thank him for his of to assist in’any oper.tion and would keep him in mind in any future slans, 3-1 was qrateful te hear these words and reiterated his wilbingness/avallability to help out in this orf any othec Coeracion,. fer ic and effective way himoan answer yet nor candidate, S-l ar always been whe needed He longs to get back in the "business" and there Mbt he can do the job. They don't esre any “gutsier. Ye never know when we'll need him and its good to know he there. ‘ thought this to be the most dinte to treat this is t Say we didn't t most Lik CHANKTS . Ky AN > 2 w he 16 Detebér 1975 were (Sed ted an the evening of 15 ‘October, at his new S 7th St, y sane ‘phone | af recent’ | : enc Se. cuss 2. °° Sel was excited” to ls boss:. Ramon, Cesar CUENCA . “Sene Ménteto is. in Caracas. : the Cuban Ambassador (Nofberta 3 RHANDEZ © urbelo) was “my. boss “dn the IGI ¢ 1963- 64)-and “Cesdr" was above us both.” ; (In. other ’ is, in c. «1963-655 CUENTA ‘was superior in rank to both: Sel and HERN: 22 +the ‘prese ent Cuban Ambassador to _ (CUENTA was know as Consar to. is coworkers/friends). . - just venezuela. DE gern ion wo : : 3. $1 is : cisulsly re aady,- will 3 and able: to parta - gency ¢ against’ 2 + and/or FS Sel is an AME iv a valid US o rt, itis only consideration is obtain mromer permiss from his employe rs. This is amatther % the Agency sslicit for him. As previously reported, workes for? tetra ansit. Auth (pus driver) 3300 NW 32.Avenue, : , tami. The persons to“be contucted: “at NTA, to grant S-l the necessiry “leave are: eress and BUTLER our ceurte You cannot ask for a more dgedicated/ ted tre the 0 than S-1, S-1 will be ready to te Acency ortains necassury permission from MTA. 4. The bail is motivated/e. travel the ‘ 5. based Culian military instructor-" . an icK-1l had previscusly reported NEGATIVE} ‘ 66 ton Hus would appreciate beinas informed J dedic.: ‘ted/valuable- assest isto : 2 ify Sots te is” In past, he has been alerted and and we owe of abortions, end left him hanging we have failed to neti! fv Henry S. Pe knew" he had” to be there. ‘Because *. pet 14.0000 Lwas Contacted on. i Hore (2 Suo24th ty: to @pprcaach sruary, at. His. 13-0155) re ris. Robérto RODRIGUES . 2. . ction “is that we-s “from nis 3. By The persons who must rc . 4a S- r : can be ileable to travel.the momen e geant him the leave without 1 a . pay we request. h 14-0000D . “,+ a ce eae ee : , a . “C1Te LasNiaMt z23z62 (ENNIS ACTING) ‘Khen NEEDED, IN 599ta1 Toniad10572 668 75. imi 23060 * Sé C R eT poteaer FEB 78 STAFF. TOs DIRECTOR, REAM a a wf, REF I DIRECTOR 661166 _ 1. Oscances CONTACTED BY PACHANKIS 27 ree. 75, Se 2, TAS IN THE PAST» So1 INDICATED KE IS WILLING TG MAKE AN APPROACH TO SUBJECT. PER REF. S=1 1S NOW oe EMPL CYED WITH THE LOCAL METRO TRANSIT AUTHORITY AND 1S, NOT LUE A VACATION UNTIL AFTER MID91975; THEREFORE ANY. an ABSENCE FROM WaRk MUST BE. ‘REQUESTED. ‘BY @KHERALD AND. : APPROVED ‘BY ANY CNe OF HIS. SUPERIORS (#61, CROSS, Beis mALLACED M,C, BUTLER ©- IN ORDER OF DESCENDING. AUTHORITY), . 3, Sei HAS VALID U.S. PASSPORT aXt CAN TRAVEL — 6, FILES 2€1-27469651, €2, IMPDET. RECGnD COPY -- . “SECRET a mutate tere E al ove OUTGOIN ws! MESSAGE eos * rd SIGNAL CENTES USE ONS 9 Df e _ co MP reo i “nc omF go oO OF oOo oO. 9g ClasswCanon SECRET. . ween MESSAGE RANK ont it aATOR : mer * Peles Sac . OTE o _ . o . mE SbaCk REF ERI NCE ee “STAFF ahaayaz piRecToR® a) 38. . iNOER ‘bissem BY: 3 CONF: £9 /O FO: ENT 5} of , no mses patunnro PER oO oon TO: LA/MIAMI.Y 7 8 REAM ¥ . 1. HAS CONSIDERING POSSIBILITY OF USING VLADINIR R 6 DRIGU. EZ LAER A/¢20L-7498 519 IN APPROACH TO HIS OLD FRIEND ROBERTO. — RODRIGUEZ LLOMPART {201-a455423.¥4 “ @- REQUEST PACHANKIS DETERMINE BPRESENT WHEREABOUTS oF RODRIGUEZ LAHERA AND BHETHER OR NOT HE WELLING AND AVAILABLE TO | ASSIST IN APPROACH.¥ - a -_ -3. FILE: “S01-749452. 201-845547. £2, IMPDET nd ; | | B- 20-8547 | pare’ 2G FEBRUARY 1975, ta, «WARY MUSGRAVE: CB : . vay car, LASEOG/OPS - pS FAT 1% i 7 ee i HEY hom | RECORD oapy 7] . [ee" CAA Cre C/LETCOE. RULE ADNS OFFER CAORDNATING GFE EAS AUTRENTICATING GFOrcea aloe REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED 9 MPDOET: SECRET CL BY: eed GLLGQ’- “gu IJECTS call, to pay Our respects. and oresent .! Scotch for the © Forsotter him. ‘contact Report on SLANK-1. (sary | for abrief gocial vieh a bottle of S-1 was met. “on the afternoon of 21 Sez StMAS SAASONe, ro sec ve had not led down after new, more Authority taken th -1 was grateful not only for His home life earlier in pus dciver some TOCKY peric secure position nere in Miami. -nreviously ! r postal Service vaxams and would acceptes : > joo yf it is offered £0 hime a : hs always, 5-1 is ready tc assist us in Tf, Roberto RODRE Li ompart .shouls can be counted on to make an Ronroache to do is to contact his employers andic permissions. : ye necessary | gland + & Pade \ Nelende « CD RLE ue o tbat aoe a Dee? sys ce tn een ie pe - OUTGOING MESSAGE fl: . tE=[E= —_ Meas the i \ an ays « \ SIONAL CONTE ONE } t -) + ace som ae 10d we ano cea . : page panes OnF 0 1] aq = 6a 0 a 0 ce assuicanom: SECRET. stare | 2322542 DIRECTOR GLINeS - wor ossem ay: QP NO INDE acrunneg PER CONF: efias INFO: FILE cl, p! AAs, ct Rbke e[csloPe , So aca 1 \ wrnes # TO: PRIORITY MADRID.-¥ RYBAT REAM SLASH ¥ REF: MADRID 2yuO JIN 395243] ¥ Ch. APPRECIATE NADRID'S OFFER ATTEMPT APPROACH SLASH-1- EOLEVER, UISH STAND-DOUN FOR MOMENT ON OP 4 SINCE YE SEE NO CHANCE OF SUCCESS USING ONLY NAME OF SLANK=2- Y 2. SLANK-1 DISAPPEARED SEVERAL NONTHS AGO. HENRY S- PACHANKIS. WHO IN CONTACT WITH SLANK-1, PRESENTLY N-Y- WHERE INVOLVED OTHER OPERATIONAL PRIORITLES, AND UNABLE RETURN MIANT TRY TRACK DOUN SLANK-L. YE HOPE DO SO WHEN PACHANKIS RETURNS MIAMI, AND WILL THEN THINK IN TERMS OF SLASH-L'S NEXT TRIP OUT.¥ ¥ a a ane ate tt eet NT aN ae NE NE RM OO ECL a SRN NTS oN a i al ob - - . ae. ~ 3. FILE: @01-3b559?- £2 IMPDET.d LA CONNENT: REF orFEReS CO MADRID TO APPROACH SLASH-1 USING . HAME SLANK-L (CHILDHOOD FRIEND OF SLASH- 13 AS BONA FIDES- seanKr-! 905! aoi- 7 SATE: 23 0CT 74 1 On JOAR STLVERLIEB PTF UiET: LAPCOG/OPS 4 Vi EXT: ees CG L . i om fas C/LA/COG 7 re \, C/E/IB/S Cf} FOLEY Akh ao edd A/LA cocemearin: OFceas suf Srancating Orncen REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAI THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED ; 2 INPOET Ch “am Oat 2¥ Spee uN Ore crane CAON 14-0000 Ss an a oo B= i a CABLE SEC OISSEM aw PER : : - i - | HEPRODUCTION BY OTHER 1 { $ e iv R & T ; tSSUING OFFICE is PROMIOL PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED _ oy me . ae tera 7 ai 2 - __-ARYANCE CORY ISSUED SLO! TED Abe or f\ . IWS a oe a me ep ve 3 ' | RF FILE VR Nha, EUR Mo\eer; ; hr pis toa ah ae ‘do: ri shoe MASP deSGhic, VSG opeinsy 2 APSE an TEL ice . ———7-573 726 ELESTS pack af 7 aS om ONT FSS LST - ToR:2327262 OCT 74 * MADR 24401 PSEC RET 2316512 OCT 74 STAFF CITE MADRID 24481 T0t PRIORITY DIRECTOR. wb REAM SLASH REFS! A, MADRID 26341 ( 25,0718) 8. DIRECTOR 611511 a, QUTIMID oF 21 OCTGEER REPORTS THAT SLASH@2 WILL BE : TN MADRID FOR (EN OR FIFTIEN Days, CUBAN EMBASSY ts an REQUESTING Z2 D&Y VISA Fux KIM, -ScASH-i 1S IN MADRID NEGOTIATING WITH THREE SPan1SW FIRMS FOR COMPLETE EQUIPMENT OF PLANTS FOR CUBAN MINISTRY GF MINES. NO [NDICATION ~ _ YET UF WHERE SLASH*L STAYING GUT EXPECT ASCERTAIN THROUGH ‘ QUTIMID- Ze ASSUME FROM Sek 5 THAT SLANKe1 NG LONGER AVAITLASLE FOR 22PR04UR Te SLASH@1, TF BGS DESIRES, MADRID 3 STATION KILL ATTEMPT APPROACH SUASHHd USING NAME OF xv Oc. t 74 14.00000* wot . ene ee ode ‘because ‘I i and: he thinks ver e men: KIS - ober to ‘ROUR 'CUEZ, Llohpart, a Cuban ; nm Giistavo. “Cuban AnibaSsador to Mexico.. E - that che is willing ‘ito hélp iis me he to". the extent of 0. determining the- feelings of his sister. and ‘the. ‘Ambassador at any given ‘time, ‘but no more. He.will not’ accept any.” - remuneration -from us and will foot. his own ) ba11- to visit. his ‘sister. : E. SECOOL- 1 and SLACE-i -- In describing the former, PACHANKIS referred to hin as from another - fencration, i.¢., of the ROA class, who could possibly. be used with any older. Cuban officials that mignt still be around. He, cautioncd ever, that SLCOOL-1 had undersone a. de slicate coné operation two years ago which might impede his usefulness. As concern SLACE-1, -PACHANKIS suecested that we were probably better off... ‘forgetting him. He described SLACE-1 as. very problenati cal and then went on to add such adjectives as: ‘avaricious, sly, secretive, and a person inclined not to rollow- through on any task given hin. “6. PACHANSTS | believes that much can be done with the ahove defectors age the targets 7 mentioned and, himself, is anxious to set. involved in another recruitment operation as soon as pos sSible. . - Frank C. Esquivel : ; . ‘ WH/COG/FI No Anke f- a o(—f44 gil BNA eeu HR EROS G8) Sete! 3 2 z : 1 ; i f CITE cms ARE ZALES mn WILLINGNESS FREE SLANK “R Et 2918262 MAY 74 STAFF ea TO: /PRIGA! vy OTTAWA: SINFO: PRLORITY “DIRECTOR. Seo oo. Wy os wrnice MaHI) .. REGRET TO ADVISE twat SLANK=1 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR G25. TRAVEL UNTIL 9 JUNE 1974. HIS EMPLOYER INDICATED ei FOR TRAVEL FOR USG UNDER NORMAL - cacuss? ANCES? MOwEVER, THO oF SLANK=2 FELLOW WORKERS, CURSENTLY Gi JuaY DUTY and eMPLOYE® REGRETFULLY UNASLE TE SUANK-i agH WO2K COMMITMENT UNTIL 9 JUNE.” ; a, FILE: Eeperyeveges Setregssssz, 2e400516229- Zor-T44 SI a ol W465 | 5 cRET 7 24 Ma TY 24 Mey 74) nEseonucrion’ av OTHER: Tes esuInG Orrica is PROMIBITE 38089 tages “A 749538" ‘APR 4 + stare eS cis WH/MDAM 21548. cBearpsvey ACTING) = tor “PRIORITY DIRECTOR INFO MADRID: - AKULE: REAM REF: DIRECTOR 538829 1. "PACHANKIS 1N TOUCH WITH SLANK=1 WHO WILLING TO TRAVELS® SLANK@4'S NEW EMPLOYER WOULD HAVE TO 8E CONTACTED BY STATION SECURITY OFFICER ; "10 OBTAIN PERMISSION FOR LWOP. OBTAINING INFO ON NEW EMPLOYER ae START CLEARANCE PROCEDURE, 2. FILE! 201-2865467, +2, 1HPDET, [ RECORD COPY | _ wt M951 = . - SECR et - 10 APR OY 14-00000 *~, peor SCASREICATIONS © H _ i = “Study of Cuban Deféctors 2 ACTION i Tiauieie REINS _ Reference: UFAA~4701, oy - ae o ‘cerning Abuc- As | “Linda NW.“ QUASHNOCK | Attachment: vet Se wees | | Assessment report U/S/C ae | | : i. Distribution: ; , = 3- 60S, MI/Miams wfatt u/s/c ‘ | ; | , Try ry, . Dean DET Ct gy MA EIS x | [ RECORD COPY mre : : - Tt - i s : — a es | & i ; (ROSS REFERENCE TO - : *_ | OISPAICH SYMBOL AND NUMBER , OATE : i & Fe | CO 30 MAY 1973 | E UFAW-2709 st 238 May L973 _ i g : CUASSIFICATION NOs Fee NuMBER : a ! i : v2: RIGINATING Distribution: _-4 - WH/COG/Chrono : : - 201-749651.. - Be i 1 - Originator. RELEASING OFFRE SYMEOL “DATE + nce ee > TL A 7 , . so /®H/COG © i 1 at a ue ; awrence Sternfield oe res 18" 53 uscenwouderee ~ OT RCD ATFE earn oe 14-0000 me TELEPOUCH DISPATCH NO = UFAS@2195_ sé CRET FILE wo = -B01s7a96s1. SANDER MO CHIEF oF staticy, wH/mLAMt . “wea = NONE: ce 2 FROM. - CHIEF, WESTERN HEMESPHE RE oivrsow ° " suavect . AKULE/TYPIC/ aNMUG=1 : “ACTION ~: SEE BELOW. REFS - UFAT+3304, 21 AUGUST 1972 «| te AMMUG=! WILL BE ADVISED REGARDING INTERVIEW BUT: ee THE PROCESSING MAY TAKE 3-6 MONTHS DEPENDING ON WORK LOAD MIAME INS. 2. £2, INPDET. “WANDA Fs 3REMSON wae DISTRIBUTION - yo E 3 COS, WH/MIAMI /2Y TAPE/ 7 se a oe ; ’ ren KAM ty ae Distribution: _ Originated by; Vivian Bafry, : : _ WH/COG/OS X4163 , ; 1 - WH/COG/CHRONO . a q : On ctnator Released by: Shwe (es , o 1 - 201-749651 . | oo ak Jaen eS4 SSS ca ‘ SECRET 14-0000 SHYCOG/242-72 “28 August 1972 ea: oUF Lice of Security/Alien Affairs Staff > Wiadisir PIMPRIGUEZ Lahera Tt is requested that Sulfect be processed for naturalization. Té"S Corus, cospleted Subject, are attached. Vivian Sarry w ACIC LAS ~ LL {AN -STUREITTS :ak [s 163. R. 13258 a LZ AUGUST_19722 ae CA HLTARIAT DISSEMINATICN i. i LJ ace v} NO tNOEX 1 asiusn to GRAMEM OJ rive mo a - . . = ~[ [J risonés eure sd vo a H ve. fp) Cea : ce gw ’ fettet A ted dresrresse arose) fetortneahiea) SECRET . . : ———___--—__—- . . CITE DIRECTOR ro [~ WH/MIAMI TYPLIC AMMUG REF: DIRECTOR 301165 v , 1. COPY AMMUG-1 CITT SHIP BILL, (PRIVATE LAN 2-92, 30 JUNE | 72) TM NO, 535652 IN 28 AUG 72 POUCH. “a 2. FILE: 201-749651. E2, END OF » 2h fe 749654 PF CLERK at HOP s a . 7 3 a ma S . Cy-. a One 4 > eae t 3 2 THEODORE G. SIE NETRLD > : C/HID : x fi 4 BEE iG mobic 11 4-00000 : QHIGHIATING Paine also CLASS Te SETURG OLC ccs2 ans) | FEU DAYS. UTLL PONCH To STATION Mec arceters.a : 3. Wesh. £E Stsiel j hy : f I. REPECOUCTION RY QIHES THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iy Fe csEBITE: 14-0000» 5 vee . - Sot . “CABLE, SECRETARIAT ‘pisSeminaTion oe Gm ini TIALS SEEN BY “PERSE NOTIFIED . ae Se DIRECTOR. AKULE TYPIC AMMUG REFS: Ae DIRECTOR 291693 B. UFAT 3301 1. MR. JAMES TILLMAN OF LOCAL INS conTACTED STATION AND INFORMED us THaT Qeimus=1 HAD CONTACTED HIM FOR ASSISTANCE IN INITIATING NATURALIZATION PROCE! PROCEEDINGS. (WE-HAD PREVIOUSLY. NTACT FOR SUCH ASSISTANCE « ite ALTERED TILLMAN OF POSSIBLE AMMUG- | “co 2 TILLMAN STATED HE NOT “AUTHORIZED ASSIST AS PRIVATE he CITIZENSHIP BILL HANDLED BY HIS CENTRAL OFFICE WHICH nus | —_ TILLMAN , ISSUE. LNSTRUCTIONS TO Loca OFFICE: FOR ACTION. INFORMED’ US. THAT HE GAVE AMMUG- 1 ‘VARIOUS FORMS TO COMPLETE AND RETURN TO STATION. COMPLETED FORMS SHOULD BE FORWARDED . fy; ae TO BKTRUST HQS ATTENTION ALIEN AFFAIRS STAFF WHICH SHOULD nevi fale AND THEN FORWARD ON TO INS CENTRAL Has. -INS HQS WILL THEN ote gs 2 SUS Efe a bc TB are nF. 4iu. ADVISE LOCAL OFFICE WHAT ACTION TO TAXE, AFTER WHICH AMMUG- 1 WILL BE GRANTED CITIZENSHIP. 3. PLEASE ADVISE SOGNEST WHETHER nove PROCEDURE CORRECT . oS eory stone SECRET We TN AWA Tages “CLASSIFIEO MESSAGE SECRET ,.nrrctecwcoure (When Filled In) Lycos CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION TOTAL COPIES ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SEEN BY ” PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED ° ADVANCE, COPY CT ISSUED Oo SLOTTED Tg mT? ay, At. : QuG 23; a4 1 ost oy ren «_pEqerved a r - - - : - +] FILE, VR . iJ . _ PAGE 2 WH/MIAMI 15470 SECRET AND WHAT ELSE MUST BE DONE SO WE CAN ADVISE ANmUG-1 WHAT TO “+ po WHEN HE, AND HE WILL VERY SHORTLY, CONTACTS US. 4. ALSO REQUEST DATE WHEN WE CAN EXPECT RECEIVE COPY OF aMMuG- 1 CITIZENSHIP BILL. 5. FILE: 201-749651. E2 IMPDET wN-SISM. SECRET + 4 7 ~ i ~ - . 1 1 a “3 i oak bhi il ne nd ore « ry . 2 0 . 1 8 fee ® toa eos » are gene a . - SECRET? 2 2.2 250°: Se ee 4 Or rn) 14-D0000 hm: tage . fe a . ECRET TELE POUCH . ga _ 7 DISPATCH. HO" rat ssa: a Oe re DATE 20 JULY. pr QS a OU PM pate tages anne Co . : ~~ owIER, WESTERN HEHISPHERE Division a eo ae é eh, CHIEF OF: STATION, MMM TANT _ oe Pe SBUJECT _ “OTYPIevamvus - “AMMUG/I REEWTRY PERMIT " ee, REF. DIRECTOR 2898H9 a ce . ane FORWARDED UNDER SEPARATE ‘COVER 1s anMUas I's REENTRY an _ PERMIT FOR DELivFYP TO 18Re. STANLEY F, SPECILER — , nr . ‘ _ att ‘a ATTACHMENT 1 USC (VIA POUCH 2460(7)6 1972) DISTR TRUT 108 : VIA: TELEPOUCH. 3: C/VHD: w/ATT USC ; ; 7 ae , X92 APDIR, YN-SISM, - ON “SECRET Se, 7 oe — w ra PROS yet ee y We eee T/N/P USC AYTACHMENT TO UFAK-3301 (TELEPOQUCH) TO: C/WHD FROM: COS, WH/MIAMI SECRET THe 1400000 "os, . . . ss _ a c ‘ 2 Cehris: HODSINS: cb. | WH ECOG /OS. ; “base aaa “ihn a ite — “cits omRrcIOR ot yancaae | . on 3 7 ot 2 on ss 39 REP: WIV/MIAME - ‘lsora aN 6: 619.499) _ cS 1, PRES IDENT SIGNED_ANMUG-1 CIT IZENSHTP BILL. (P, L, 92-92) —— Et 30 JUNE, As1 MAY NOW IN EU LATE: NATURALIZATION “PROCLEDINGS, = *+ 2, FILE: 201~749351; EX~2, ArDIR, WN-SISM, co _ END OF néssion OS Cp a array eet eh TER, ; tEOORE Go sHiexnby. © SOTLLE Barmy 0 AS 8 ; gs “uD —— TE BCH COR AF . - . 3 ; A? Teh Yd? t eg. PY 2657 RELZASING COFICER : j oes AFG: etuth pag emany hemi MTP Bin Can HH oti ceva ee oer t - OE iin tne 4 RIPACLVCS : Corea, 14:goo00 we st elt (TIALS. GCEN-DY- | _ BRANCH: “WH/MIAMI. ae ° | TYPIC. AMMUG | a _ : ‘1. WOBONE HAS “REQUESTED AMMUG-1 REENTRY: PERMIT FOR DELIVERY ; I1QNS. PLS POUCH SOONEST. 2, FILE: 201-7496S1. Ax 2, rian y WY P30 "END-CF MESSAGE. yy Teh, 22. OF - weed 0S/AAS John: Rooney (retecoordy Z 7 a re a , ; LAWRENCE STERNFIELD Ati “c/w a WH/SS oS C/i/ COG: a oma : i “RELEASING OFFICER, : AuTHsTeTICATING | PEEEQDUCTION EY OER THAN UE ID CEECE US PLC EED. cosy nO. | ‘A-D0000 a“ \ pee ee, ee See ee ee . : avparertly @ aid rote, 1 + * 7, ‘ \ . pes. !UG-is i _ ‘Viard, f ha. yee bees: 3€ 7 wee ee . perhdns r - tol F4TLS f - / ~ Cobb Bar tert sams Pad ro - ; (hy ae hye Say A~ : . Perso: rar F NOFED -. GABLE SECRETARIAT Dassen Sation=\ —hgstodiinte nace Sek ieee nad 7 aT Pat ae : ADVANCE: Cop | sie care Some ° | . Bers 4. OF THIS COPY, PRoM TED "Ny ee . : bmitctoa, ; 7 anth B-type annios - ae REFS. “WH? HMTANT. 35.074 Cues yaa) | WEN: VLADIMIR RODRIGUEZ LAHERA SECRET : WA eA ~ wd SECRET. tM le ui vaery Elke, GUSEET 0k. p00600 «| , GAB * SeceetaRar DISSEMINATION 14, CLASE FRED : ~ in won wats er PERSON NT nn ~ . . ros iNT ee ws SECRET ~ bowie a : a —~ — - 2 _(ten Filed : c timeccon Chesas” ED - [aiRioucron 6 49 4: 99 7 . DIRECTOR, = AKULE TyPIC AtIMUG - REFS DIRECTOR 283581 be ‘ANU - 1 PLANS NO 0 LEGAL NAME CHANGE. WILL FILE a NATURALIZATION PETITION aS IDEN, : ~ 2- FILE: 201-749651. GP} : SECRET Fe . . John Aa oe So ON oe . a CS L SP ee 30 Te, Pe . Oo LOPF ee cM, 4 PL IOCSSK > SECRET ? o M-00000 & . hia: amis rf VK INS: dh sat: nV Oores. : ABLELSECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION: | D INBER’. o no. >INGER ; oO atruen ye. ERANcH “QO “FUE RID és rite, 6, . gite piaECTOR nPic ANG - | 7 Bs a we 28358 1 i. SENATE PASSED REG cqrizessie BILL. PRESIDENT'S SIGNATURE . “. ‘EXPECTED WITHIN 6 TO 10 DAYS. FLS AINISE IF A-l PLANS LEGAL NAME CHANGE - “A TIME HE FILES PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION. 2, FILE: 201759651: _ END OF = SESSAGE - officer who - 2 00¢/COMENT: Tre Office of Legislative Counsel wants to-knict fA 1, 3 pol he files defected to the i. S. in 196s, plans to change his nes. ON on pétiticn for naturalization in near future. \ oo : 1 an wy ° - Me, Carpentl i ; OLC Carpe tier (Telcccerd) 4 : oo 5 3 f ht gee - | . rovif ee Zak teeth | 4,2 + w Ks Lig Gti THECDORE G. SHACKLEY 2. . CAD: bare en MBgucence | RELEASING orricen _ or R ET io 14-0000 ++ SE oR E Tani eee 8 a9 a a ene ae DIRECTOR. \ aa rr re eh err a ae | AKULE TYPIC AMMUG. - | re “CITE wiseitany REF: DRIECTOR 250568 ° 1. . REQUEST STATUS SRMUGL “CITIZENSHIP SHIP_BILL WHICH PER” 3 REF BEING CONSIDERED BY SENATE. Be FILE 2001-74965. GPP SECRET... ee 5 core | | SECRET ‘naturalized ag a citizen of the United: an organ : Nationa ity “The till is apparently intended io permit. he benef to citizenship by reason of his membership or ailili eligibility ion as proscribed in section 313 of the Immis United States since April 29, 1964, * Sincerely, Rarseoxp. F, Fanwens Commissioner. MEMORANDUM OF INFORMATION FROM -IMMIGRATION AND NATU RALIZATION SERVICE FIL ES RE MAR, 2076 tion si ion and. Act. He -iias been a lawful periianent resident of the “The beneficiary, Vladimir Rodriguez Latlera, a native and : citizen of Cuba, was born’ on February f, 1957. His parents and two brothers are natives, citizens and residents of Cuba, Hematrried rien ‘Cuen- fia, a nativeaud citizen of Cuba, on August’ 1, wm Tfavana, Cuba, ‘This marriage was terminated hy ‘iverte in October 1959, There was no issie of this union, On. December 17, 1963, the benetic airy married Luisa Rodriguez: -‘Timoneda, a hative and-citizen of Cuba, in, Tfavana, € subd. She. wi s'born on August 4, 1954, in Havana, Cuba, and is a. liwful permanent “resident of. the Uni States. One child, Luisa, was born of this marri May 25, 1970, in Miami, Fla., and is a citizen of the t States. M Rodriguez? Hernandez ircia_ an Septembe was terminated by divorce October iM were horn of this mar -’ Maximiliano, on August 1950, and Fran ‘on January 1, 1952. The bow died i in Miami, Fla. in 1968 and the girl leeame a naturalized citizen af the United States on Septomber 2, 1971. Mrs. Rodriguez and her two daughters reside with the beneficiary in Miami-Fla, The beneficiary obtained the equivalent of § “years of ole: mentary education and 2 years of voeational school in his 1949, tn Havana, eae 1863, Two children S, Rept. §80 the opinion that the bal (IL R..2076) should be enacted. - . “he has ‘been’ employed ‘for aclocal aircraft’ catering | 3 Bridye. N.Y; “paroled into the Enited. States for ant indefinite under the: 1 ‘that of a lawful pernianent- dent ot the Unit ted. States and ‘the date-of 1] on’fecarded as of April “29, 1964, ation: form the beneficiary: ‘Tisted om- eral Directorate: of Intelligence of the C uban Government from Adgnst 16.1963, nti: pril 92, 1964, just. prior-to his defection: He also showe nilitary service in the Caban Rebel Army from. Febri 4, 1939, - until December ue ; The beneficiary desin’s to become a. cy izen of the United States beernse of his long period of residence and to enhaiice his opportunity for advancement in his vocation, . Private bill ILR. 8740, Mist Congress, introduced i in the benclic ary? ‘s behalf was not enacted. ms The coinmittee, after consideration of all-the facts i in ie Cc Oo 8. Rept. 880 92d “Coxaness . "Pd! Session “VLADIMIR RODRIGUEZ LaHERA° Jexe 19, 12 ordered to. be print Mr. Easti.axp, from the- Committee on the Judiciary, ° submitted: the following ~ . REPORT [To accompauy H.R. 2076} The Committee on the Judiciary, to which Was referred the bill (IER. 2076) for the relict of Vladimir-Rodriguez LaHera, having ~ considered the same, reports favorably thereon without amendment and recommends that the billdo pass. ~ . _ oo PURPOSE OF TIE BILI, The purpose of the bill is to enable Viadimir Rodriguez Lalera to file a petition for naturalization, notwithstanding the fact that be was formerly.a member of a proscribed organization. so, STATEMENT OF FACTS : The beneficiary of the bill is 35-year-old native and citizen of Cuba, whose status was adjusted to that‘of a Inwful resident alien on No- +, vember 7, 1966, retroactive to-April 29, 1964, the date on which he wag ~ parolei into the United States from Canada. He resides in Miami, Fia, with his wife. a lawful resident alien, and two daughters. The bene- ficiary was employed in Cuba with the General Directorate of Intelli- gence, and served in the Cuban Rebel Army. Without enactment of the bill, the beneficiary would be unable to petition for naturalization until 1974, * 85-007 14-06000 “Cuba. and isa ‘lawful: permanent resident. of the ~ May 25,-1970, in. Mi “Hernandez Actsv21684:. : -TIon, E MANUEL Crue, 7 ‘ * Chairman Committee on the dudici House of Ie presentati ‘Dear Mar. Crsmst -tive to the bill, (ILE. 2076): for the relief of Vladimir Rod rij Hera, there is attached a memorandum of information concerning the si, Washington; Ds o. : a - The-bill is apparently intended to. permit: the leneficiary to become naturalized as a citizen of the Uniter eligibility to citizetiship by reason of h an organ Nationality United Mtstessinee April 29, 1964, tion as proseribed in sec . Ie ‘Sincerely, R AYSIOND F. Farnens. 9 Commissioner. MEMONANDEM or INromM ATION FROM IMMIGRATION’ AND NATURAL. IZATION © SERVICE FILES RE TR 2076 Tho beneficiary, Vladimir Rodriguez Lallera,a native and citizen of Cuba, was born on February 6, 1937. His parents and two brothers are natives, citizen: and residents of Cuba. He married Marion C -Calla, a native and citizen of Cuba, : mn Havana, Cuba, ‘This marriage was terminated by divorce in October 1959. There was-no issue of ‘this -union,-On December 17, 1963, thé benefici iary married Timoneda, a native and citizen, of C tuba, in She was‘born on August. 24,1854, in-Havana, | nited States. Onc child, Luisa, was born of this marriage on and is a citizen of the United | ates. Mrs. I a re ta, Vicente del Rosario arcia on September 3, 1949, in Havana, Cuba, was terminated hy divotce October 1H, 1963. Two ¢hildren were -born of this marrige in Havana, Cuba, Vincente Maximiliano, on Angust 21, 1950, and Francisca Luciana, on January 7, 1952: The: hoy died j in Miami, Fh, in 19€8 aad the girl became a naturalized citizen of the United States on September 2.1971. Mrs: Rodriguez and her two daughters reside with the beneficiary in Miami, Fla. The beneficiary obtained the equivalent of $ vears of ele- mentary education and 2 years of vocational school in his Tinisa-Rod Havana, C S. Rept. 850 ne response ta your request. for a report nee 2, Ta- States notwithstanding his in- moibership oralliliation with . neh of the Immigration and as been a lawful permanent resident of the person re real property-be i t on. Agi “was parol under the parole provisions of the Imini ality Act. On November 7, 1966, that of a lawful permanent resi eiploved , as veckly walt of éf two automobiles, Ons; total: $55,500- mhe 1 oY and rt finite period | ration and Nation- ‘the dat ‘of his admission recorded a5 of April 29, 1964. On! ‘ployn wat with the Get th service in the. Cuban until December 20, 1961, The henefi States beéause of his long period of residence ant to. his-opportunity for advancement. in his Private DINER. 17740, 91st Con, behalf was not enacted. |, The committee, after consideration of all the frets i in ‘the cuse, is « 2, beneficiar jen registration form t ral Directé Cuban Government from Auras 1964, just. prior to his defe ‘ti » -beneticiary listed em- te of Intelligence of oe until April valso showed milits ry desires to become a citizen of the U cnited . nhance $ vocation, USS, introduc ot _ the opinion that the bill (ILR. 207 6) s should be enacted. 8. Rept. $80 was changed to ° ent. of the’ United States and + Fr) TE a ‘ ee Famed fo : ayy ~ 3 7 ° f AFR 1972 POTAILED Jui 1. Vindimir RODRIGUEZ ailora has ceoperated with this Agoncy since his defection en 21 April 164 at which time he turned over to CIA decuzents from the General Directorate of ; Intelligence (BGT) he had coliccted during the preceeding scveral menths. In addition, he has provided vohwziinous, accurate and valuable infonsation on the orsanization of the Cuben intcliigence services, their cperations, f hers and agents, These nts and Information have given us the potential and decr i Opportunity to take effective measures toa satee ard United States Goverment interests, Subject has been of great value in the past, and will conti defection propran. His wide nacowrintance concerning high level Cuban dipl provides the Ageney with the neecss y backeround in plann operations against then es Subject ic out the cperatiens His talents and contact ‘only in furthering the defector program, but in other typ political action, psychological warfare and reeruitrent operations. eto he in the future, in the CIA recrujtment/ swledce : 2. As a result of technical interrogations of RODRIGU EZ on 11 May 1964 and aeain on 15 July 1866, and chicctive enerational testing since, his bona fides have heen established not only for intelligence exploitation purnoses but also for the purpose of resectioment in the United States. There is neo renean ta holiove hat “KUD KP CUE 2 _is under the control of any hostile intelligence service, i minations have chiatric and periodic medical ex 3. ‘The psychiatric and GUEZ has no sericus medical or Ps} r ' shown that XODRI | preblems. ife 4. Mro RODRIGUEZ has ‘adjusted well to American lifs, He has been trained as a dental technician and for the past. two years has been working for the Marriott Cerporation, specifically mol\- Tq eS! 1420000 = + -. “aS manager of the airlines’ catering Civision in Miamj.. He is... Jot ". -pleased with tits new occupaticn. There. is every reason to expect | ° a _ that he would be.a responsible -and Joyal citizen, | a | : i j . : \ i t ‘. 14-0000 _ SECRET” 2 then Fidted’Iny “POUCH SECURITY VIOLATION 7 oaTe “Porspatca ‘wut Ss. S. . “ENCLOSURE” NUMBER PAGE NUMBER SECURITY REGULATIONIS) VIOLATED CR 1-318 SUBSTANCE OF VIOLATION 7 . ot . - oF . oa ji 4 ? to —_ . i Of Gp tee ooo Melt AEDS BE se oh 2rgpT em Foue elen ly 0 Same (FASE a , . ; . wee - : pouch, Speen prolly ; This 43 he ase ef “FAA we Ze .. an 5 Sgt ets ymfled- , wv Cuba n ole.focte ns OA chs potchk ‘an ed dendiny tha. « ar fed. 7 in frouk w heck. Aes : other cliege-ehes of Pa re Viaga av : a ond basic. inte dat 4siny the eogpT fer Cuba. ANALYST (36-43) SECRET cea 2205 14-0000 - ran PROCESSING \ \ \ fARKID FOR UL GEXING. i tat po. aad “way | Chief af v.a1ien, Oriawa tm INGITING REQUIRED i j | i TONEY GUANIEED DESK R “CAN JUOGE Nt | Division;Chief, EU Wi/Miani Reference: OCO4-16803, 14 March 1972 his wife, Luisa M. Gonzalez Sabio, with AMMUG-l on G April 1972. While GONZALEZ: to AMMUG-1 he could not provide any information did not, however, recognize Subject, . . | t : ‘ i | fhe photographs of Felix MH. M il ian Ppantoja | ' H i) i i i 2, we will review the photographs of Subject and ais Wife with the otner defectors who are the responsibility of Wi/iiami and advise you of any positive results. i) Station is most appreciative of the high quality De nr photogvapus that we have recently been receiving from SMAC?T via SMABOVE. Eustace D. KLOOCK DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER ie H Typed: 7 April 1972 THOS Fuk UwaEE 1 | 201-S$$3219 —p ‘Coanalez, which were ‘forwarded to us by Headquarters, were Copies “Of ‘the original photographs of. Rolando’ a =a) a de la Hoya and his wife, Sara Man r e sa tenes scviewed with ANSTAFF defector AMMUG-1 on 6 April 1972 with’ neumative results, The photogvaphs will be reviewed with othnes Cuban dere 2ctors: who. are the responsibility of WHAiams and we will advise you’ of. any positive results, Eustace D. KLOOCK Distribution: 3 - COS, Pa 3 + cos, 2 - Chief, EURD . . Fon 67 rye _. ; ta & ve riko, a Cra re oe 7 2 : . beh C6 RELI LE : . “Toons oe : DISPATCH SYMBQN AND KUMBER ; . | -UFAA-4019 | ITYPED: 7 April 1972 Tas a ————— Soy | g01-771827 1400000 ~ A eos o #@ e > e : es ose x a . ‘ ‘ : e Le ee eee _ tee ferseinne’ ‘ ROUTING ANDIC! ‘ TB AL COPS: f To cres Se: a FILE RIO — 2 i : ‘ —fetites . easnieatond 7 seeaagea SECRET. Me gorse a , _ . “i a ty “Yi ITE. sect ro FT unvintanr - : ANMUG , a) de HOUSE PASSED_AMUG-) CITIZENSHIP BILL. BILL NOW IN SENATE. oe nay TAKE ANOTHER MONTH BEFORE DECISION REACHED. |e FILE: 2O1-745LSL. GPA. END OF MESSAGE | . vA 9 Px? MOL PYOPEST Ma eT : LAURENCE ST WHF TELD 5 7 JANE f £.. FLAS INERY 7 ; : : $ ; AC/HD Do CHHCOG: 4 ' . nae : : 3 ; i Da see ; , ; 2 ' . 1 | : ry “COSROINA Aun GO orricens. : - . ~ enemas ie AUCH ECATING RELEASING OFFICER §-£-C-R-E-T f arnicea ; onic ante Orricy 1S PROHIBITED, copy NO REPRODUCTICN BY OTHER THAT THE ISSUING & 1400000 EXCERPT FROM JOURNAL | "OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE SOUNSEL 3. (Confidential - JGO) Met with Mr, Garner J, Cline, Counsel, Subcommittee No, 1, House Judiciary Committee, who told me that there would : be no problem with the Democratic objector relating to H.R, 2076, a bill for the relief of. Vladimir Rodriguez LaHera. — Mr, Donald Benn, Associate Counsel”. °_-., ‘of the Judiciary Committee, has not. touched base aa yet with the Republican ; ue . objector but will do.so before the private ‘calendar is called on 7 March, oe Mr. &line told me also. that the Davis Bil, ‘H.R. 5176. -was "orma’ ye on tabbed by the amittee in it ‘meeting of 22 Febuary, The nak wa without diacuss} 2 on the Basia of an adverse recommen tion bythe Sukcommittee, : See Memo for Recard dated i Februa ee on 1A, Trevor Gallahsy : . \. * Anping -/ | “* GOUFIDEHTIAL EXCERPT FROM JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL. 3, (Confidential - JGOQ) Met with Mr. Drury Blair, Senate Immigration and Naturalization Subcommittee staff, who told me that due to the primaries in the Chairman's home state he did not believe that any further meetings of the Subcommittee will be held until mid June. H.R. 2076, a bill for the relief of Viadimir Rodriguez LaHera, is on the agenda for the next Subcommittee meeting. Miss Chris Hopkins, WH Division, has been advised, 2 v Soll ke - rete ER KF Coy Locn. Pye La Cetin. Correatrtale enal as p JS . x P RAG fh $ Lee foe Ledied’s © ° POuys. tanbe vo e oo ie war 2 IS ow HL pe coal MEAL. 14-D0000 * bere Sane Fowl : Tore Cert en “Gi 8 SOE LACT te; me a CLIMATION: - pranen CT -rite aio | BLE SECRETARIAT BIE _teth sey freterns cd Had Mh ” "erie! “ard tne te Pt a 60: MADRID 2798 [0 : * enkopecrea Cees WH/MIANT IXFO: TYPIC AMETROPIA REF: WH/MIANI.13854 (IN 538589) ar AGREE. WITH REF CRITERIA FOR FURTHER PURSUIT AMETROPTA/L - CASE. _ . 2, FILE: 201- 865547 AND 201-749651. END OF MESSAGE WH/COG/COMNMENT: « Miand sus ests we net rosit YM contact: vith ANPTROPIASD until he is PCS or THY! a long cnough to permit an orderly “approach. Do JAMES UE. FLANNERY ; A Lee A ° a AC/BHD E/TK OP: f mur SH/COG 2 = / -. ct . : 1: ey! fn a Ea MSSy >=, aman SEATS OVFSERS te a bos . _ ! ANTE TICATING ‘ crricea a . - /. peneasing orricca [ SECRET. H | REPRODUCTION BY GHEE THAN TH ISDU. COPIER IS PROMLATED, COPY NO. ; a a : . L? Feb 72 ~ ition AMMUG/1 for possible re ; F E z ; 3 : 5 14-00000 ee ——————————— TTS ah @ a F F x 4 i ia i 3 MADRID INFO. DIRECTOR’ ae oo Soa e380” AKULE TYPIC AMET ROPIA REF maoRID 156577 Faxes) te. APPRECIATE REF INFO ON ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ Tye ay LLOMPART.” BELIEVE, “HOWEVER, THAT YOUR PRIORITY TARGETS. RIGHTFULLY TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER THIS RATHER ELUSIVE | ONE AND SUGGEST THAT WE STAND ‘DOWN OS ANY EFFORT TO ee POSITION AMMUG= 1 FOR POSSIBLE CONTACT. THIS, UNTIL SUCH TIME THAT RODRIGUEZ IS PCS,OR IN a-TDY STATUS LONG ENOUGH TC PERMIT. AN ORDERLY APPROACH. ‘2. FYI: AMGAME-1 WHO KNOWS RODRIGUEZ, ASSESSES HIM AS BEING A WORTHWHILE TARGET AND POSSIBLY RECRUITABLE. _ 3. FILE: 2017 665547, 201- g16552, 2@1-74S651. GPL. SECRET. , FOR? 2685 FILING IN 2- PY 9S ge uae e2Oe SESSIE . ne _ secret, | | ae Oe . a Fe bre (90000 LK » . , one oa piawieo, meace “ay Beater Seatepiare piviaton 7 3. Whale ameants-h tmmediotely receguised tho har of Eubject ghich was forvarced. 15 Boference, _. AEBSTD-1 abd LETO-1 did pot. Be will review ” 7 “wath ABALELED-2 ard edvise any pasitiva ; Poswarted pareeath. io & ésbrietias popes’: ‘trea : poner: ea Exbjoct. 17 after reviowing this report, . Hesico City bso aay aay additions. regedresont for AoAES-1 we vill bo glad to corvics. thes. : Bustaco Dp. KLeCcK Qstechzent: — os EBpport, torevita oo Distributes: . ~ C63, Henico City e/att, horevith — |! 3 cues, BED eathons att a . Bt Hits N Of: Far SEO a —— Dy Sé sv TOL-G91I79, SO2-SOBII2, UrAs-ST71 _ fyped: BR january 1978 go-149682, 891-916852 eter gei-saese0 adeehtied! " At San 7e~ 14-0000 . * f #-'Casce SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIC “~_CLAS FI20 M=SSA3 a For Coeiz (2, Fao J ROUTING ANG oR INITIALS SEEN PEAS OM UN.T NOTEFED . ’ ‘ Wo sceret oer ~ (When Fated In) 30800" bo — — CQ] ISSUED [Tarorre j agAcovenon OF THIS eceyr PaSHIBITEO J U — ADVANCE corr ry 4 oO Or AT 2 _. oesew wy [E> eee a ELS o, |: FILE. VR “A ax ~AR 6 RG, 01 oles cice, FL -tacnd 0 Sf : PSE CR ET 1721432 JAN 72 CITE WH/MIAMI 13595 T7 Jan 515283 OTTAWA. INFO DIRECTOR TYPIC MHABWE | REF A OCUA 16526 B UFAA 3597 le PRIOR TO FEBRUARY CONFERENCE WE INTEND TO REVIEW — ALL PHOTOGRAPHS OF PBRUMENS STATIONED CANADA WITH THOSE AMSTAFF/AMQUAKE DEFECTORS WHO ARE RESPONSIBILITY OF WIVMIAMI, PLEASE FORWARD ANY AVAILASLE COPIES OF I.D. PHOTOS FOR INDIVIDUALS LISTED REF B. 2. FYI: VALUE OF SUCH A REVIEW IS UNDERLINED BY _AMMUG-1'S RECENT RECOGNITION OF JORGE DE LA VEGA — -VIGNON (281-815356) VIA SUCH A PHOTO, UNFORTUNATELY, | - AMMUG-1 WAS UNAGLE TO IDENTIFY VEGA AS BEING INTEL. 3. FILE: 291-815356, 201-749651, 19-2-16. GPL. SECRET BL Tg _ 7 : FOR C2005 File oy fy fy Pe | 2 DY PES | a a 0 ae 7 SECRET 14-0000 ea * seer ae , Bunteo cate fee w am — - | “petereaco: mith 41408 awieo-1 G14 ext recognise tho photograph of . Fesmindo 9607 © “Bepise watch eas ferwarded by photegrapmoi11 to shown to ANDAUB-1, Bofersesa., Tho ANAISLED-1, A0GAHE-1 and ASCARI at the first opportunity. paitess B. -sa,0008 Distribution - ccs, Eoxieo CAty - = Chiof, TED 92 25 ij 20. DYKES) | typed: 10 oncaF? 1973 A 293-60066- aie Bee a 1400000 * “5 A. I. “Rerereace: lL. AMKIUG-1° failed to, tdcnea ty the Layvique as one 2 Carliz «hich: ‘ vones At We vlier a1 of course, review, Ae defecto ation and: adv y the’ vho are the e you of the wo J 7 2. According to para: Sof KE tis “to be found at the extyre ce caisnt od while the individual ble that ve tac Dio be - _ it-is. entirely poss -at the extrene right of . res lance ta the was forwarded to us v little Subject which seteronce Lb. : : : : ‘ 3. We would appreciate if if you would veview the photographs . fs which were forwarded via Kefercaces 4 ud recoafira that. a “they dre indeed of Subject. «wo are foswartling as attachuents _ to this dispatch, copies of the photoyrapns which we reecived to facilitate this task, : wustace D. HLOOCK 7 Mo . ° a Attachments: Photog: maphs ’ h/w Distribution; a - 3=Cos/tiexico City, w/atts B/w - ft (S7cfia w/atts h/w Oo So : : nn ee et leas 2V%ES. . : ts tes Ore IOLA 22 838/ | wee eee? a foe UE , EAGLE 12 OSParSS Twas ms ANG NOMSSS i WePRsssbon : /UFAA-2734 . a ‘ i CLASSE ALS Ly kas i ° i IME ATON ‘Pp ‘that the picture of Subject, # Mugbooxs, was something less: than satisfactory for the purposes 2 108 is SENS Chief ‘of Station, 2x Chief, Western ai Chier. of Station, wi/.t c /selsoa ‘One soa a a R a A. _ be Ge ‘or LO71° "s request that 1. The delay in responding to Nefercace 2 sets a picture of Subject be revicwed with the appropriate was due to‘the fact that prior vo the receipt. of photographs,.we lacked a cod picture of Subject. We felt” [Soin Voluse di of the Cuban of positive identification, ese ve nnn 2. Tinnedtiately uvon the “yeeuipt of the Rererence 5 photographs, the undersigned reviewed with ATMUG-1 the one of Nelson *Quesadaéi Rivery with nezative results. | ANGAME-1,. ‘however, did recognize the aane of Quesadn and adentified hia as being AMSTAFS.. Neodiess’ to say, we will show AMGAME-1 the photograph of. Subject at the earliest oppurtunity to determine how well he Knows him and if warranted, will debricf ‘him in detail on Subject. “with the other AMSTAFF/ALQUA reapk of Subsect ‘will be revicwed KE assets residiay in the JMCOBRA area and we will Sronotly inforn you of the results, 3. -The Reference B photo; Eustace D. KLOOCK Distribution: | ee _ B-COS/zicxico City —cf{¢ *. \39C/WHD ” DOr. 363° 4 REFEREE 7 TOSPATIN SMS AND NUMER att -).2GL=74965 7 I : SEE j UPFAA-3732 SIYPED: 7 January 1972 TO CasSCaTOn I ; 201-3550379 i the teference B w7h : | Auratey er wae wan as ~ 7 o CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION “LASS* FIED. “Messice” Tore. Cores “~ Z—_ ROUTING AND/OR INIMALS-SEEN BY , PERSORTORT ROTIRE - SECRET meet Le dS - . . CREL ED FO atone vw, (When Filled In, eee es Hg 8 AOVANCE COPY O 'S9UEO []avores REPA ODUCTION OF TH!S COPY PROHIBITED fa; | 8| ev ar, ne 4 ousem av rd ; : vo . ain UNIT ” UR OP Wile 2 Fl PhP APY . et co 7 . ” > oo 70). <> SECRET 2913002 NOV\U/CITE(MADAYD (15141) ny kd mabey (15141) 23H 4 79.487 Lops. DIRECTOR INFO WH/MIAMI [CE A TYPIC AMETROPIA/AMUG fd bea lene po REF/ MADRID 15135( LRUS As j te AFTER QUT IMID CONVERSATIONS INDIATED AME TROPIA=1~ . DUE ARRIVE EACH DAY 23-25 NOVEMBER, SUBJECT FINALLY APPEARED 28 NOVEMBER. QusEQuiN AT AIRPORT DID NOT NOTE ARRIVAL AND STATION COGNIZANT ONLY THROUGH QUIIMID MONITORING AFTERNOON 27 NOVEMBER. AFTER NEGATIVE QUSEQUIN-37 CHECK OF HOTELS NOR- MALLY FREQUENTED BY CUBANS, PHONE CALL TO HOTEL CCNDE DUQUE (WHERE CUSANA AIRCREWS STAY) RECEIVED ANSWER THAT TARGET HAD CHECKED IN 26 AND LEFT 27 NOVEMBER. (AIRLISTS LATER SHOW TARGET WENT TO HAVANA ON 28 NOVEMBER AND LIAISON AFTER-ACTION CHECK CONDE DUQUE REVEALS OTHER CUS3AN DIP WITH A SAME PATRONYM HAD REGISTERED AND DEPARTED ON DATES SPECIFIED). \Y AR” ae AMMUG j LEAVING FOR NEW YORK BY IBERIA 951 ON 29 NOVEMBER AND ETA MIAMI 198@ HOURS ON EASTERN 827. ADVANCED -$183 (T/A MIAMI? ‘TQ COVER PURCHASE NEW TICKET SINCE FULL “VALUE RETURN TRIP GOOD ONLY FOR PERIOD LONGER THAN 17 DAYS. 3. TARGET’ s EVASIVENESS MAY REFLECT TIGHTENED MEASURES Ro aa “V6 sSv7 Bom - RYE 2 YFESE » | SECRET ay Nes 7 14-0000 _. ACTION NO. I - ° ro - ~ CASLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE. _ToTAL Copies PLRSON UNIT NOTIFIED SECRET cree’, 4 13] (When Filled In) "Sess" (2p ——~* remnsscrion or tars corr poniairee pe} 1 © gue #25. 8 Ba PH 877 . ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SEEN BY . O SLOTTED AOVANCE COPY CT souED CS nS: 7 HAAR DED £oIe/E a7 PAGE 2 MADRID 15141 SECRET FOR AMWHEN DEFECTION. HE DID NOT STAY AT USUAL HOTEL. QUSEQUIN TRAVEL CONTROL PROCEDURES OzVIOUSLY DEFICIENT. AMMUG-1 GAVE PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE AND APPEARS MORE EAGER THAN EVERY TO ATTEMPT PITCH. 4.° FILE: 261-865547; 231-749651. GP-1. SECRET Zeb wus + \ ‘ rite & ; clot. (seensr [ 1400000 VACLE SELRETARIAL UISDSEMINATION RUVTING AND/CR INITIALS SEGN ay PERSON UNIT NOTIFES ~ gscue, . ~ : SECR oeow aut eat 7 . . . 2 GE . . < (When’Filledin) = Eaten a [7] sen Filled ta) a 2a ADVANCE Cony vom [Jarortes REFROLUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED Ce aa Doc. MICRO. SER, onsin P2782 _| PRECEDENCE ACTION UNITS = Pow steht tl Sat Chad . Lilt frets) CY) 2 Cry _| action NG. Ck 7 SECRET 2617132 nov 71 CITE MADRYO( 15135 os) PRIORITY DIRECTOR INFO PRIORITY WH/MIAN ~ Q6Noy th 4 788 45 TYPIC AMETROPIA AMMUG REF? DIRECTOR 205225 ie cnn MET WITHOUT HITCH MORNING 25 £9 NOVEMBER, _ STILL NOS EIROPIA=1, QUTIMID TRAFFIC 25 NOVEMBER SHOWED CONVERSATION BETWEEN JOSE MARTIZEZ oF COMPANIA EUROPA DE MANUTENCION CONTINUA AND CACHON IN COMMERCIAL OFFICE WHERE-LATTER ADVISES THAT A/I DEFINITELY ‘DUE THAT DAY (BUT NO OTHER CALLS INDICATING HE “ACTUALLY ARRIVED). LIAISON WILLING To COOPERATE ONLY. SQ FAR AS PROVIDE TWICE-DAILY CHECK HOTEL ' ARCSA ROSTER AND ALERT FROM AIRPORT IF A/1 SPOTTED . ' ARRIVING, BOTH: CHANNELLED THROUGH QUSEQUIN/37, BUT NOT WILLING TO APPROACH MARTINEZ (WHO DOES NOT APPEAR To KNOW MORE THAN WHAT IS TOLD BY COMMERCIAL OFFICE ANYWAY). GUFLUTE~1 HAD ONLY FALSE ALARM TO REPORT SUT NO OTHER ENDICATICNS. 26 STATION KEEPING CLOSE TOUCH WITH AMMUG-1 AND TRYING TO DETERMINE A-'l PRESENCE SOONEST, eS OP, ae BRO FESSYD SECRET LOL OVIESS i orb r) wy] 14-0000 ] PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED oY _ AT: i : gy. é 32 AY 72. : | ot 1 \ 4 VADLE OCURETARIAH uiSsenuNATION eLAdoirieD MESSAuc FUtAL LOrtcs Ree line 2NUsOR INITIALSEtis OF , SECRET creer [af TS] a (When Filled In) weoeeme [2] «BY + OACLABAT CRT Om ADYANCE COPY {J 's8UE0, O SLOTTED REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED, et} \ [- [rm LL ‘ . ACTION UNIT eared : . . ° FILE, VR o . - 7 - ACTION NO. Disses ay, PAGE 2 MADRID 15135 SECRET : 3. FILE: 261-749651; 201-865547, GP] : | -2 SECRET. — : eee ew wo owe oe 7" 2 . y 2p 3 : 0 ~ +s gs tree . 4 oo IU" US8ORt¢Y I I Le ‘Sa ee ~~ ~ we rary roy ae woe Lae L ott SECRETARIAT VISSEMINALIUN “TISONT UNIT NOTIFIED » SECRET ° a ZA (Waen Fille In) ¢ANCE COPY [Bpesveo [-]svorree REPROWLETION OF TMS SS —__ oon 1430 zZ sem ev YY) ren a f TION UNIT o H (fe WAT D> Tite TION NO. . oO _ Sete L_- SECRET 2319082 NOV 71 CITE WH/MIAM IMMEDIATE MADRID INFO IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR TYPIC AMETROPIA AMMUG, REF: MADRID 15114 iJ Yyeie2) ra) 1. PHYSICAL DESCRIP? 64", WI: 146, HAIR: BLACK, AGE 34, FACE3 SLIGHTLY MARKED. 2. FILE: EBL~S65547, 2OI-7A989 1. SECRET LLPSSIFIEG MESSAGE Te i eS : F) 4 MUUTING A [5] } [6 | 7 ue ase 7 COPY “ROH 317 -D fap a 2 ae , 13192 2iHov IN4 76216 rPTION AMMUG=! FOLLOWS: HT: THIN AND GP-1 “5° f 2 3 Mae Po LOA PY IES ND/OR INITIALS-SEEN BY O i fer nee Sty te? - . ERP TARIAT | 132 EMINATION haraeen coy SSACE Luar: te SECRET |: a (When Filled In) cacwwerzory [paves [Jeorno [Teepscouctiow er mice ra: Lin 46 fer -fs : Cl. ate Le pat | 3 PRECEDENCE . _. TE 5] Pie.va FUEvA chi 30/2 ee vet aa cofoel I) poe -_ * se SE C RET 1915022 WOV 71 CITE MaukIL loeSy ENEDIATE WH/NIASI INFO PRIURITY UIRECIGR Sas - a TeNEDTA vane LNs N47 3565 TYPLIC AMETROPIA QUT ImIp REFs A. WH/HIAML psove Gt 7 ood) B. MADRID 19633 Ga LG FFT “g. ACCORDInS TO QULikiv CONVeADKI ow peices TWO CUBAN: OFFICIALS, AMELAUPIA-] Leki 1° NOVEMcER, WILL ne fe). Tu LOwDON 2b eoVEaben &wo PLAWS TO ARRIVE Travel Fuaws ob ILL LwdcFiniis Bur LOSUULH FOR fuwTmcal CARLY MORNING vADKID 2S HOVeMDEK. On Any MADE INQUIRIES ABOUI 28 NOVenSek CUEAWA FLiGnt TO HAVANA. (WO HOTEL, RESERVAT LOWS, YeT NAC our WILL AvbYizc ADAP WHoN INFORMATION ABAILABLE. > LREP SHOULD 2. JESER TO AUDEE JUDLENENT Whe hER AALG-1 LE MADE ON BASIS THIS laFURHAi1Us, LF AFF IRtatiVe, SeAlluw WILL AECIO” ART WAY POSSIBLE. . ‘2el- 65547, ea1-743691, GP=4. or 3. PILE SF. RET A LM CRAYED. Tre warvacrye pcg 5 ¢ ; wee. woe i et OPIS ’ weed id tte gee 8 PLE FESS? _— . oy 32. S70 : SECRET 14/00 Of —_ : ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SEEN BY AF pec. MEGSAGE_. Tovar C Sees 2” “SECRET rn es (When Tilled In.) 3: ere ee Ao ADVANCE COPY {] tesurD ia sotto ar. , z *" GASLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION Y PUASON UNIT NOTIFIED BY. SECRET 1517122 NOV 1 CITE MADR ID (5035 ) Httey IN4 69867 DIRECTOR INFO WH/MIAMI Madey FZ . TYPIC AMETROPIA QUTIMID REF: mapaiD 13010 (/2 96727? 1. PHONE CONVERSATION BETWEEN SPANISH BUSINESSMAN AND A AMETROPLA | IN LONDON INDICATES A-| DEFINITELY WILL SEE SPANIARD IN MADRID BUT AFTER WEEK ENDING 29 NOVEMBER. SINCE CONVERSATION DID NOT MENTION ANY DEADLINES WE HAVE NO TIME FRAME WITHIN WHICH AMMUG-1 MIGHT BEST TRAVEL TO MADRID. . 2, FILE 201-749651. GPele SECRET OC 88398 . —P. - _ : o$ COPY. Lo OO-- Me sy a, ; . . ° ; SECRET - ps der qa - es > lo trefcrence Humber) (ctassihcation) SECRET ~ taka: 0 ie _ |” Gite pirecto? Q 0 65 "a : wH/raint re . en re Te “Lpypie. AnsUG en - a REF WH/MIAML 13055 (IN 466569)" 1. ‘HOUSE. SUB B cox <ITEE FAVORABLY A APPROVED B BILL | FOR _ G~-1_ CITIZENSHI BILL NOW. GOES TO FULL COM: HITTEE AND LATER 70 HOUSE FOR FINAL ACTION, , 2. FILE 201- 749651. GP-l, / . . ‘. . Lote a De a END OF MESSAGE a . s . WH/COG Comment: REE REQUESTED OUTCOME OF BILL TO. GRANT | ee " AMMUG-2 U.S. CITIZENSHIP, Wy £0 . Vata y + ne _ Te LAGRENCE TERNFIELD ; ra / WD oS _C/WH/COG =wean : C/WHD ce — . ae _ ao COCRDINATING CFFICERS . - ; ; AUTHENTICATING RELEASING OFFICER : SECRET GFFICER 1 E (wow 1 REPRODUCTION GY OTHER THAMs THE ISSUING OFF:CE IS FROHISITED, COPY NO, Z0\-*] 4651 Ct IRIEL " MESSASE ToTAL COPIES “SECRET - veggie (Mhea Silat in) be 3 ATION /p--™ ROUTING ANO-CR INITIALS:SEEN BY 4 GSSLE secrcraniat O Dissewn FCRTEN UNIT NOTED a 7 - . ~ SE CR ET i@igsiZ NOV 71 CITE WHVMIAMI/ 13055 \ Ween, DIRECTOR } TYPIC ANMUG WOULD APPRECIATE OL CO! be AM UG - 18 BEING GRANTID eg. girwensutr, LF THERE HAVE TEEN ANY POSITIVE BEV LOPMENTS STATION WOULD LIKE 10 PaSS THEM ON TO ANEUO-1. » 2oteTs3631. GP Le oS COPY fOCLRAY, oa, SECRET : tare Ty. a b> x, 14-0000 | = CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION ine MESSEGE* 0 sTOTAL Cor: es C= =I + ROUTING ANO/OR INITIALS-SEEN BY "SECRET -,.croert LS (When Filled Int Miooveceen MICRO. SE coc. GEC 1 7 1971 PRIORITY DIRECTOR INFO PRIORITY WH/MIAMI TYPIC AMETROPIA 4 REF DIRECTOR 197498 7 1. AS OF COB 4 KOVEMBER NO INDICATION FROM STATION 4 _ A . SECRET 0508422 NOV 71 CITE morro C895) Hy itd P SOURCES CONCERNING AMETROPIA-1 RETURN NOR DID HOTEL AROSA (HIS USUAL RESIDENCE) CLAIM TO HAVE RESERVATION IN HIS NAME, 2. FILE: 201-7495651, 201-865547. GP-I SECRET - RELAY EO To AIK TESH Pee A L9G19E wy oe (7 A ’ Saat) . . Co ey b orere! Ss 1D Vv f { O1- BESS ET SECRET . _ f 14.0080 ","* SORT asisss7 wv 7: CITE vane iD! 14535 ; Assay ., a LoRITY" WY GIANT INFO Lo ic0h, DLtECTOR . —YPIC adi TROPIA | | 3Now N4 60684 Wie Lerid dese Cnviteled vs a BB SAY PHEGIATS OFFeR S017 Csratioy CAM MAWDLE ~ 20s 2$n 39473 ESP TAISS LS CPI OS C82) terre an me, VR Oe eToys 15 9 PO SEED - . . ae . ; Get SECRET 1-00000 SECRET wre UWHEN £°.LED INi +s G ee ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET oF oO : __ INSTRUCTIONS - ; . , . _PRIGR ike) FLING. : . TO ACTION BRANCH . a ae ey a) 1}. Fillin Sect 2 on back Detach back “fap and forward to RID. 2. Destroy front cover sheet. unless it records If hle ao. and ttle shown are not proper, insert prope: hile no below and forward ox significant action taken o: comments requir: decument to RID AN. - ing preservation. . PROPER FILE NG aN + TO ALL ADDRESSEES rN FILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATE - COMMENTS on ~ To ROOM - DATE OFFICER'S . : . ‘ 4 NO MECENED FOR mero instal ? af aeST | - a 2. T : i - _. ; ore / [pefdGh Oe on : 3. i : r ey Lt fA EL. ‘ Werk VA f Mor ik / | coo , 4s Kaos le 7 “a | LAly dj KEL 2 —< “4. fo”. D a ; Ce coud ye pote hes hac cae Ce CREO, | Gi eed ) i) . o CG a. oO. ~J Gl 3) . © - c . t FILE NUMBER IPRIMARY CODE: TRACE ASSTRACT Xx _ A | ~ - __, Oo REQUEST Vv INOEX ; wy : , Opr / cf 7) ZL ~~ / C DATE MICROFiLMED DOCUMENT Gate . ; may '@) if? Ga. «+3 FAA O43472 we AlOa j ? <_ USSATION, . Joni o UALR OK eh ‘weet. ImOExING Reference: L. fia c- Innacio By u contain in 4 he was in rENO but was unadle fated j director “yeeall. the had known a £ rao from’! days in the Cuban to ALDIUG-} Crespo worked YG) when both men { , Wucerneath to fhe At “ were trans fe UG=1 coumentad that oe Crespo was given the rank vgenut, AlislbG-l last saw Crespo around Garty J ~-loadded thai Cres a Caucasian, would about are of pea that tie last time eo saw Crespo blo on » eas about 5'e", tall and weighed about 179 pow Station, files list Crespo's SOR. as beitz 9 August OQ which dovetails swith AMMUG-1's information, aaa ton on the ene cesey if any, 3.0) ANCSRD-1> inte i dinte Pat will be: forwar Cc. OM aw » KLOUCK BEC. MICRO . SER, OCT 37 3971 MIC SOP ILMED — 3 eepy CROSS REFERENCE TO 7 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER Distribution: 3.- Chief, wiv 327266 75 201-618.137 _| EFAA~ “GASIECAHON . | . Site 72 Bex 14-0000 Vag Ree aoe 9 a . ~ ASSIFIED MESSAGE TATAL CCPiES ~ - SROL AT SECRET emen.ot9 7 a tear’ (When filled In} S2e8 538 ADVANCE COPY Tq issuEzo [_]overres. = DOC. BCR. SER, AUS 4" 1971 ACTION NO. ° oe, ; SECRET 2713132 ju 1. Cite «2 Pobamy 12082 y Ce PRIORITY MEXICO ciiPeks DIABGTOR TYPIC ; REF: MEXICO CITY 17236 sly “many 0 I. DUE TO DOCUMENT PROCEDURAL COMPLICATIONS, ANMUG-I DID NOT DEPART FOR MEXICO CITY AS PLANNED, IN LIGHT OF INFO CONTAINED REF, AMMUG-1 HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED REMAIN IN MAM tach 20 IN ADDITION TO DEBRIEFING OF AMSLOUCH-6 AND AMSLOUCH-7, REQUEST THAT KLOOCK TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR IN DEEPTH FAMILIARIZATION WITH PBRUMEN PERSONALITIES, ACTIVITIES AND MODUE OPERANDI IN MEXICO CITY. , / 3o FILE? 201-872345 AND 281-749651. GP-1 SECRET , OS apy . 7 few -ODIZA4S | : Z Ol EILAS $ SECRET Det) ~ PY GES] I cn oF INIT-MOTIFIED ~~ SRETARIAT. _Dissemivarion ; cuassitico. ! Aaffaen Pilleesta) ss bei VON-OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED _ WH/MIAMI INFO DIRECTOR TYPIC a. rome . We paces gil un) = are WH/MIAMI “12022 (9 383674 a 26Ju 9 387183 “EUSTACE Do HLOOEK AfRIVED PER REF. , 2. FILE: 201- 74965 15. zoysi2niT AND 2p l- 872545. “GP-t c . . Le 's ECRET. a : wf Recor Fee vA NDEY, Avegse A . e eneh ot pee in - ue PAAR AL: Ferewannen ’ $ oat fi pire es reve a ’ : Vert Leg et , ' ae . DAS fe Rear e 2 teh 4 VINE € TE aot me Rey k'Guew Le rteee : Va OES 14-0000" ‘Rourin ANDIOR IN AL S-SEEN ‘ey Cue SECRET 2213242 JUL 71 CITE WH/MIAM (2035 oo ; arog IN 38436) r " WEXIOD CITY INFO DIRECTOR _ te _ __TYPIC FO r - , Ope A. DIRECTO 9 (NOT SENT MEXIOO CITY) - LZ. : mG . : yp | BOC. MICRA. SER. F. - B WH/MIAMI. 12022 (323076). Se | apy ot gasp , — : ; AUS 125.1971 “he - PER . PERMISSION GRANTED REF.A, EUSTACE De ; bs cee een ; | MICROFILMED | 006K WILL TRAVEL MEX 100 CITY PER’ REF B. ~ A ~ . 3° FILE: 201- 149 651, 261- g12i17 AND sor-dfasts. 6 GPt. ; Bee, , SECRET ‘ J oA +] 7 nl (G2et E7112)... ene a 2 2 PEM. : ks B a -_ (AES SECRET RO OY Hest Sho gastitpeytewetee cs ua 1400000" . “ATE: ee ee ee ee ‘Lawrerice: ‘Sternficld: bg. eC/NI/COG ; 4945: - : ave: 21 gULY: 1971 -CADLE, sécactanar: DISSEMINATION a Telassitcationy- 5 arent os ‘D INDEX. o #0 men - Drcrurs ro eran Oo FILE RID tame) - (retecence nab § i area roto 389. 902 “be a PRIORITY WH/MTAME TYPIC AMROSE AMSLOUCH 7 , CF f Jf ail CREF? - ma/MTANE 12022 CIN 383676) , ° 7 : _ o- re “1. RE PARA ‘OF REF PERMISSION GRANTED, DOC. MICRO. SER. 2, -FILE:" 201-749651; 201812117; 201-872345, | . AUG.1.0 1971 oe i om MICROFILMED _ END OF MESSAGE (i/ ne a. SILLIAM V, BROE DS bey LAWRENCE STERNFIELD - ; ’ ae B AG / = § . zm // : [secur orricens - f . | cued neuen RELEASING 5, [ sect E c RL E Tt ie aa Az 2. or BA Bote BY OTHER THAN INE ISSUING CfFICG 1S PROHIBITED. copy No, enw waw ZABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLassiFicb *wesSese_- : > Tozat COPIES O PEASON-S UNIT NOTIFIED SECRET: poner wont 4 (Wi wen Filled Ind. Sr st REPROSUCTION OF THiS COPY PROHIBITED - PRECEDENCE doc Rie CRO S Son AUS 4.13 ue SECRET 2116282 JUL 71 CITE WH/MIAM 12822 athe a ACTI 46 - ) Rie WN 382 Q = PRIORITY DIRECTOR, MEXICO CITY | Juma! . ts TYPIC AMROSE AMSLOUCH v : jr. REF wH/MraMI 119830) 3606 63) Cc !. FOR DIRECTOR: REQUEST PERMISSION FOR EUSTACE D. KLOOCK TO TRAVEL IN HIS REGISTERED ALIAS_TO MEXICO CITY. KLOOCK TO TRAVEL IN H ON AMMUG- 1/AMSLOUCH-6 OPS. TRAVEL INFO AS FOLLOWS: DEPART MIAMI AT 1738 HOURS 25 JULY VIA PAA FLIGHT 552 u WHICH SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE MEXICO CITY AT 2105 HOURS. * 2. AMMUG-1 WILL UTILIZE SAME PAA FLIGHT ON 26 JULY WHICH SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE AT 1935 HOURS. 3. FOR MEXICO CITY: REQUEST THAT IF POSSIBLE, YOU MAKE RESERVATIONS PER ABOVE SCHEDULE FOR KLOOCK IN HIS REGISTERED ALIAS AT EITHER HOTEL BRISTOL OR MONTEJO AND RESERVATIONS FoqhwMuce IN HIS TRUE NAME AT THE HOTEL MAJESTIC. KLOOCK WILL CONTACT STATION MONDAY MORNING, ee" APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT. os tL wt 0/- BR Sys > ce ” POL NARSY SECRET 20 pe o Py 20l- ©1.212 ep HOUT aa 14-0000 . ‘Casie. Sicneraniat Dissemmation age 'FleD- MESsac PERSON Ut. NOTInTD « a] 4s sts he Forac Copies __* RovtNe pares INITIALS. SEEN’ BY a Sd aa = OF MEXICO ciTy 1NFo DIRECTOR 7 - _TYPIC AMRO SE V6ha N 380663. "REF. MEXIOD- CITY 11195 (329-73 A) I - a oO. -te. ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, SUGGEST We SET 26 JULY AS. TARGET DATE “FOR ‘ Avwinua= 1" S TRAVEL TO MEXICO CITY AND THAT HE TRAVEL IN TRUE NAME VIA {} fone TERT CO Cry : ~ FAIRLY: DIRECT ROUTE. _NO MATTER WHAT TRANSPIRES WITH ANSLOUCH=6, KLOOCK “wnt BE IN MEXICO CITY 26 JULY TO DIRECT AMMUG-1, IN CONCERT WITH - 2 - a rEXIO0, CITY. - a / ‘a ; 2. “FILE? 291-749651, 201-812117. GPte . YSECRET. . a 0 : _& : 6 “ws c oo oe. Le L.201- F120) a - Me je - - WIC = AA IESA u cee HERE TRAY ws ate aloe ent sn ore ttOncatdc Mocces, kp ceceutpateheswkBOoambeesnntapep per Sis BMW OSHEET tasopoo te ie Sécatraiar os EMINATION - C1" SIFIED SAGE! = COTA GoPiIES Ym: ROUTING ANDIOR | ise _ | “SOE MICRO. Sen |. ave 01971 MIGROFILMED DDI SEOUR! Ej rv, cifors. LSE c R E T 1017402 UL 7 “CITE ‘MEXICO CITY/17128 xe i 7 . ry 2 DIRECTOR, WH/MIAMI ME . . TYPIC AMROSE | ; ide w 376059 REFS? Ae MEXICO cITY 1985 (a 328 Fee) lf or B. DIRECTOR 155185 (Cy WH/MIAMT ware (#2749 49) ; D. DIRECTOR “158728 | Ch im 1. REF C ANSWERS TO OUR QUESTIONS. SHOW/AMMUG-1 TRIP HERE CANNOT BE GIMMICKED, HE'LL BE MARKED FROM FIRST MOMENT FOR WHAT HE IS, APPARENTLY, THIS IS OF NO PARTICULAR CONCERN TO WH/MAMI _ OF AMMUG ~ | HIMSELF. THIS BEING cnr DO NOT SEE WHAT WE HAVE fo LOSE ‘BY GOING AHEAD. THERE Nor Hips THAT SENSITIVE OTHERWISE sf "PROCESS, INCLUDING KDTUCK-18 CASE, WHICH SHOULD BE AFFECTED:‘8Y AN atfmuG-1 APPROACH TO KDACOUSTIC-1 IN-NEAR FUTURE. 2. LETS*S ELABORATF JUST A BIT FURTHER ON OUR QUERY OF PARA 2G, REF A, AND WH/MIAMI-COMMENT OF PARA’ 2G,-REF Co IF ANMUG~I. CAN MANEUVER TO SEE KDACOUSTIC-! UNDER PRIVATE, RELAXED CIRCUM- STANCES (ADMITTEDLY DIFFICULT), WE CERTAINLY HOPE HE'LL GO BEYOND MERELY OFFERING HIMSELF AS CHANNEL FOR DEFECTION, (KDACOUSTIC=1 KNOWN STATION OFFICERS PERSONALLY AND HOW-TO REACH THEN.) WE‘D eS ese a 6 feo [eo ROIS] LI }: Li. 6 SECRET ~ 3 58 ye PY FES] 14-0000 : CALE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLASSIFIED” "MESSAGE - “Torat: Corie sovance cory LJ a aS Co ecton: ONE WOTIED” SECRET - _(Whea Filled ta) “= orssem, or_- ACTION UNIT Epa PAGE 2 MEXICO city 17120 ‘SECR eT. LIKE AMMUG-1, AS AN OLD, KNOWLEDGEABLE COLLEAGUE, TO ENGAGE KDACOUSTIC=1 IN MEANINGFUL IDEOLOGICAL-POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS, COMPARE NOTES OW MUTUAL ACQUAINTANCES, ELICIT RE PERSONAL | LIFE, GIVE us A BETTER. INSIGHT “ON AN UNCONMUNICATIVE TARGET AND, THUS, A BETTER ASSESSMENT. THIS WOULD BE WORTH THE TRIP, SO EVEN IF anmuc~ +1 OTHERWISE REJECTED. 3. ASSUME AMMUG-1 READY TO GO WITHIN ‘THIS OF NEXT MONTH. ‘COULD AMMUG- -1 VISIT BE COMBINED ‘WITH ONE OF HOBBERLIN‘S ViSi? iS RE KDTUCK-18 (PARTICULARLY IF ANMUG-1 LOOLS LIKE HE NIGHT. BE HANDLING PROBLEM)? ay FILES: 2901-74965; 201-842117. GP-1 “SECRET <+ os UF SE AD v ! 22cm. -_ vee” bad id . Ne 8 “SECRET: ° ae : L | ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SEEN BY -: tevU Ata swebthrumses soe 14-0000 Q _ _. os Fao "9090 eea6 . . . Meseact cone = 3 i . Ting arose mandus . § $e a ‘uy —_ TOLA@. BG ee Mat 2147 ~ s;o7 oe L. Laser Srcri maw? PPoaao7 il. — CC/WIE/2 | se ECR E TUN = }-—————-] , f — an 7375/9354 oot “ATE: 9 July 1971 eo as TAGLE SECRCTARIAT DISSCRUINATION CO ioex ((] so inoex (] ectuan 10 WW BRANCH Co ere ro a Ptr FILE IN CS FILE NO. —— Lo : N / . ran ’ . . ~ ~ icy FjrucveNveyel Ciro, OF, sy DECEN WA ae ee pe _fottel fied (classifcation) N, (vate and Lime fled} “Yetwence number) SECRET P Pea a ia Wl él NO2. CITE DIRECTOR . yor aly WH/MIAMI, MEXICO CITY 159726 | | TYPIC AMROSE J a _ : / "REF: WH/MIAMI- “11378 " 3043 ye) of 1. GIVEN STATION WH/HIAMI AND MEXICO CITY ENTHUSIASN FOR ? rw RE REF _OP, HQS CONCURS IN PROPOSAL TO LAY NECESSARY GROUNDWORK FOR AMMUG-1 AND KDACOUSTIC-1 MEETING. GARDALPHE WILL DISCUSS WITI STATION ON ARRIVAL, eee nent ° DOC. MICRO. SER. AUG 101971 MICROFILMED?/ 47/ 2. FILE: 201-749651; 201-862117. END OF MESSAGE (Ares WH COMMENT: Ref recommended GARDALPHE delayed for Se AMMUG-1 trip to Mexico to contact KDACOUSTIC-L ye DOM SEAN) eee . 5 7 5 ’ Vaal aly wiseoGg_ fff.” 3 Ao Lk ifs by oF . 2 Ayilqi: a ¥. Broe , 1 C/ MHD COMMINNATING Cretccns __. ¢ po nar on RUTALING OL EIER { s y : se i REPROCHIATIClS Ba Sa. pn De one ma ‘14-9000 LE SECRETARIAT: Dissemination . SNEENOTIFEO, SECRET 961505 JUL 71 CITE WH/NIAMI liste ‘ain 374346 DIRECTOR» | NEKICO caTy ‘TYPIC AnROsE Kd pt y “REFS:© Ae DIRECTOR ‘155185 cy ! B. MEXICO CITY: 17033L\ saravie, Cs C: A de WHELE WE UNWILLING GO TO THE maT TO PLAC AMMUG= 1 aN contact WITH KDACOUSTIC=1 THIS IS A CASE WHERE WE HAVE A GOOD ACCESS AGENT AND BELIEVE WE WOULD BE REMISS IF WE LET THIS OPPORTUNITY ‘TO RECRUIT/DEFECT AN AMSTAFF OFFICER PASS US BY. WHILE LIKELIHOOD OF SUCCESS IS PROBABLY QUITE. Suim, WE FEEL POTENTIAL REWARD VELL WORTH THE MINIMAL EFFORT INVOLVED, = 7 . 2. FOR Mexico CITY: FOLLOWING INFO-GEARED TO QUESTIONS RAISED PARA TWO REF B: SUPERVISOR, MARRIOTT IW FLIGHT SERVICES Be YES. oo -G. (NO . - D. MARCH 1964 MEXICO CITY AS CO-WORKERS IN AMSTAFF | SECTION a . . . E, -YES a pO EE Cer cr 7 a 7 ; 8s nec. BB pole $19) | SECRET aor 2b%e¥ 14-0000 _Totat Copies - UGROUP i 1 “SABLE. Secrétaniay DISSEMINATION : —Cxsssirito MESSAGE _ Teen, ORT ROTHIED - ox he or “ sovance copy Q sur SCTION NO. TO Doe ao : . . . . - . . . : oo : _ “; PAGE “2 WH/MIAMI 11878 F, NO, BUT THEN IT Is NOT OUR OBJECTIVE THAT aMMUG= 1 OFFER KDACOUSTIC-1 A JOB, . “s Be BELIEVE WE CAN. SAFELY ASSUME THAT IF armnug= DOES’ APPROACH KDACOUSTIC-1 THAT THE LATTER. WILL ASSUME ‘THAT ges AMMUG- | HAS BEEN SENT BY [LNFORT/JKLANCE. : THIS” BEING s0, 7 BELIEVE AMMUG-1°S PRIMARY GOAL IS TO ESTABLISH CONTACT WITH KDACOUSTIC+1 AND ASSURE HIM THAT IF HE-EVER DECIDED TO DEFECT FROM PBRUMEN, THAT AMMUG-1 CAN SERVE AS HIS CHANNEL OF COMMUNICATION TO LNFORT. THIS OF COURSE SAME RATIONALE BEING useD IN THE. AMBEATNIK~I7ANMEDIA~ 1 RELATIONSHIP H. AMMUG- is PRIMARY REASON “FOR GOING TO ‘MEXICO gt at a yb WILL .BE TO CONTACT KDACOUSTIC-1. . . . nn ae Co 3. IN VIEW.OF MEXICO CITY'S BELIEF THAT KDACOUSTIC~t : WILL RETURN PCS PBRUMEN THIS SUNNER, RECOMMEND WE PRESS : FORWARD AND WITH THE NECESSARY GROUNDWORK To EFFECT MEETING so BETWEEN ‘AMMUG= 1 AND KDACOUSTIC-! ° “a. FILE: 201- 749651. AND 201+ efoutT.: GP-1 ~ ’ SECRET 4.00000" " a . . soo on - 7 eae pete __ tested - plead _ dclassitcation) {reterengs number) — - SECRET CITE DIRECTOR Heats 4 ro TWH/MIAMI INFO MEXICO CITY - _LTYPIC AMROSE oe ORR 2 WHi/SLIAMI 11787 crx 366992), we PAST EXPERIENCE WET arioncins vrritiaxa CUBAN DEFECTORS DOES NOT. LEAD US TO BE.SANGUINE REGARDING PROPOSED OP AGAINST ESPECIALLY USING "ACCIDENTAL ENCOUNTER" PLOY. SILILE " XDACOUSTIC-1, WOULD. FAVOR DELAYING ’ RISK IN SUCH AN ATTN TED APPROACH Is MENTAL, WE VULNERABILITIES AND POSSTUBLE SUSCEPTIBYLTIY “TO RECRUIT EXTYDERECCE ON RDTUCX--! OR, oni: IR STATLON ACCESS OP IN HOPES OF DEVELO DING } JORG UP-TO-DATE. INFO Ox THe TALGETTS 2, FOR MENICO CATY: WAS AGENTS LE VELCPED ANY SIGNUE ICANT Ino ON KpacoustIC- =1 RECENTLY? 3. FILE: 201-312117, “201- 749651. END OF MESSAGE ore se, Lf ‘ Me fe f : “fhe Ly Peavere sis TAs VY. POR 1 /WED REULPALING OFFiCcr }4-00000 Bet tea, STLREY vor - & pa HEN LED UND ae ; — ; a! ROUTING AND RECORD SHELT we | fa Se we ee _ LING THUCTIONS eee ne CG oe ~ PRIORTOFUNG TO: ACTION BRANCH a7 ga! mt a Te 2 ngey id Fill in in “Sect. 2 on back. Detach back flap . F : . “ | and lerward to RID. if file no. and tile shown are not proper, 12 Destroy front cover sheet, unless if records insert proper file no, below and forward : os |. signiheant action taken er comments tequir- document to RID AN. Lael i ing Preservation. FROM: Pa — FROPLR FILE NO Fed | * oy | “WEAVER WID. GP-437 \ RID/AN GA5O : DE ALLY ADDRES SSEES ~ | EXT. 4239 TUBE GT7 FILL IN SC ETION TON BACK, IF APPHQUNIATE “~ | . . — ~ “COMMENTS i 7 os -— ‘ GaTe : Orcas > To : MyyGiWre Tigesisne 7) inrteaes ~ . Y on Y fon +) ~ y 4 - o: Sune € LIAUASS be oF pee ete orre® ; | Sen fl Be ; ra Ais (Apgeaue + ) ‘ Then | | fee ! . | { + i - at | | . | : . - . on : boop! Laie fe & : ‘bis et I? Se eee of Me | | i : Aavwusbe (pce B OAKS yi fe —_ ‘ ; : . oy if _ fe. wf hg | Seed fl Yor eleault = jo | joo, | fetes eo oy oo AG “V6. : ora ~ — 182) ' i o : _ ~ FILE TITLE RID- FT: ; L 2 i : ved i 1 } > ee FE NUWBEN IPRIMARY COCE! i vac : H TRACE i eee Sf — , REQUEST aa “ . Z aa re] H ves | : INDEX | | we Of PEIEST a Date MicROFUMED OB OEUMENT BATE S”SC OOTP ENT NUMBER UFAA O3E3B oe | ee 14-0000 CUSSION” on tints me dy During SKLANCE'&: most. recent attenpt to contact ANETROPIA- 1 via ANMUG-1, it became readily apparent that the cover story AMMUG-1 utilized with his immediate superior was unsatisfactory from:-two points; First, it did not permit us the operational flexibility so necessary in an approach of this sort and secondly, if AMMNUG~1 had not returned when he did, his job security would have been ~ Jeopardized, . , - SO = 2, To correct ‘the above deficiency, yH/Miam4 - has arranged the following with the Miami Field Office AMFO):: In the future, if we again utilize AMMUG-1 to approach a -PBRUMEN official, we will ask that the MFO arrange to have one of their representatives from their Headquarters © 7 component contact the appropriate senior official of | ANMUG-1's company. ‘This senior official will in turn nétify AMMUG-l's immediate superior that AMMUG-1 is to be permitted to travel on matters of importance to the: Department of Defense, 3. Transmitted under separate cover is 2 copy of & memorandum we received from the MFO concerning the above . arrangements, CL SS oo. Gove , ; wos Eustace D. KLOOCK . . Attachment: “Memo, u/s/c via True Name Pouch Distribution: 3 = C/WHD w/att u/s/e 4 o4 i a wo EA pes AE yt, AL va Re el CROSS REFERENCE TO . jy 7201-865547 . . : _. DISPATCH SYMBOL AND MUMBER cate Bc “<§ iv o ; UFAA-3131 . 21 JUNE 1971 GASSIFICATION ~~ as Frit NON ey $01-749651 Rk peep Drier. ETA Pert yuptir yaa te ere, 3 June 1971 . MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief of Station, WH/Miari FROM : MFO ; ATTENTION : Security Officer SUBJECT : Ralph NOSEDA 1. Referenze your remerandum O& 169-71.. 2. Pursuant to your reauecs > office contacted a senior official of the Marriott Corroration in Vashingtcn, D. C., who approved the travel to Eurore ofa Mierni pasied Marriott employee who is affiliated with Wil. 3, The Marrictt official, Mr. Tames McALLESTER, contacted his Miami representative Ralph IiCGEDA, and . advised NOSEDA that your asset wa e to trayel to Spain on short — notice. e ed by McALLISTER that this was a matter s, NOSEDA, to the best cf our 4, NOSEDA was B of interest to the Depart: S + knowledge, has nob ber + anyone else in Miami or Washington on this rnatter since the initial call irom McALLIG! ER in March. : , , ! , , 4 / pear ot lls Opt : PeREUBEH ©. UARVELL / ~ . v oa : : ‘ DOC, MICRO. SER. 2 gUk 1319/1. MICROFILMED t Jz Atl (| UF A-31I3B)~°" 20/-9 F IES. 14-0000 C MESS GE. “ ROUTING AND CA (IMUTALS. SEEN &- Torat Cories | (3. rl, Feros SL ROE T 2° 4280 UN TP CETTE Weeramt (hirer cas a cee TTY | po? 21 18 don 1 366332 DIRECTOR, MEKIC TYPiC aMROSE 2 ae a RES? CSe3p8'84an3e-7i . 1. DURING HIS PECENT TDY TO MEXICO CITY ON TKE KDTUCK-16 UFFRATLON, WOUDROW G. HOBBEBLIN DISCUSSED WITH TERENCE D. SESTONE OUR PROPOSAL TO USE AlMmUG~1 TO. APPROACH FEACOUSTIOW 1, AMMUG-1, WHOSE RELATIONSHIP . WLIH MDATOUSTIC: 1 DATES CAC TO 1954, ASSESSES KDACOUSTIC~I ‘AS ONLY FEIGHING LOYALTY TO THE PRRUMEN REGINE AS HE IS. - A BASICALLY. 24 OPPORTUNIST, 2. WHEN PROVIDED WITH GIST OF INO CONTAINED REF APD ASKED TO CATEGORIZE EDACOUSTIC §, aMnyg-1 COMMENTED THAT KOACUESTICs} WGULD HAVE TO BE GRUNPED.wITH THOSE WHO HAD CONE UNDER FIRE FoR BEING SONeTHIEG LESS THAW RASID REVOLUTIONARTES, WNILE amiuGerts APPROACH TO KDACOUSTIC#I I WORD PHOBSLY NAVE oO agSuimE THR Fows OF AN “ACCLDESTAL ; PHCOUNTER® We ARE VTLLIRG TO ENTERTAIN AVY IDEAS ADDRESSEES MAY Haver TO MEVISE ¢ LESS CONTRIVED APPROACH TO KDACOUSTIC}t, : : , a. RRGMCST ADEE SSSER.CunMeNTS ON Tk ABOVE PROPOSAL Te mesa nea DUBETOAL cory FOR C035 FILING IN 201- 774 bs Pa: ) 6, FUE? etm ieriT, pelFagent. gpd : S$ : £ Loi hs 2-249 SECRET 14-0000 PENESSING ACTION | XK SMe we acces USD ACMONE QUE OMT CURSED Na “TAN RISE BOEING i ; . | WH/Miami “SITES \ ‘ Chief of Station € TYPIC/Review of Cuban Mugkooks Volumes 1] and IYI with AWUG-1 ACTION PEDUIRED - REFERENCES ; ° ‘, Forwarded herewith is a copy of Eustace D. KLOOCKTs contact report on his latest meeting with AMMUG-1. It is requested that all the individuals mentioned in this report be indexed, COE MEK Eustacé DB. KLOOCK POC. MRO SSS MICROFM MED Attachment: Contact Report Nay Distribution: 3-C/WHD, w/att, n/w fn Ae a a Pefel "| DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE SOR pes UFAA-305-4 CASSIHG Tow ROSS REFERENCE 10 AGENT . CASE OFFICER: | So, PUD PASSED: | Sp my ye Ki can — . _ Ne = 3 : She KS 1: At. ‘the t ‘and piace ‘indi ated above . - etth AMG—1 Volunea’ 11 and Vr of- the’ Geban- “Mu book, “with” the - following. Pesults: : . . ; Yoluze II . : ; al Loe arnando v. fos strada Fernandez _(201-809440 Photo #39 AMUG-1 correctly identified the pseudo of Estrada as being ’ ULISES". | AMMUG=1 added that he had last spoken with Estrada io, February: of 1964, Ramos German. ‘Miguel Photo #42 ASNUG-1's only. comment. was. that he wasn't sure “af “Ramos “WAS his correct. name, ° Roque iio alton Garcia (Ga 215097) Photo #118 7 AMIG-1 commented that he had spoken with Dalton. in Soptenber , of 1964 _ , wanuet hea rboneli Dique (ear-139084 Photo #159 _ AMEUG-1 comaented that he knew Carbonell frou circa 1960, when Carbonell was a captain iu the police, . Yoluse At oo AMUG-1 did not recognize any of the photographs contained in Volume Wm of the Cuban Mugbouk, . a Be AMMUG=1 was also shown the hotograph of Luis ve fi artioaez_Yerocal ; 201-7690) which was forwarded in. “UFAW=1118 of 7 May 1971. ile AMUG=1. thought. the face familiar, ‘he was. unable, to identity the photograph, 3. In addition to tho above, AMNMUG=1 was also shown the phs of tho following individuals with negative results: Solis Garcia ae and Sergio Sto loan 201-754847)) € Om ‘&. ea phot Jorgo Valdes Eustace D. KLOOCK: 14-0000 ¢ 7 . I . + mee, FN ae we siti et PROCESSING SCION oo i i : | xx Lmaario roe INDEXING . i | . | Chief, Vostern Hemisphere Division | }N0 INOTAING eraUatD - f JOLY QUALIFIED OFSK | ; ; i {CAN Ju0Gt INDEXING ot ! os L. Chiet of Station, WE/Miaed aceon - TYPIC/Review of Cubsa fugbooks Volumes II and III vith AMDIUG-1 ACTION REQURSS - REFEFZBCES a _ Forwarded herewith is a copy of Eustace D. KLOOCK's contact report on his latest meeting with AHUUG-1. It is requested . ‘that all the individuals meationed ia this report bo indexed. Eustace D, KLOOCK ' Attachment:. Contact Report Distribution: 3-C/FHD, v/att, h/v AND NUMSER : 7 O4TE | ; | GPA&-3054 | | 22 WAY 1971 * i a, 4 i Chass REPRE “3 ~ PHU aE AES } "+ go1~749651 ' =<=—eem 77 casa DisrFalCH | SECRET Chief, Western: Hemisphere Division : \ PROCESSING ACHION __JRARKED FOR INDEXING x NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED Of5K CAN JUDGE INDIKING jniceorim bief of Station, wilf wet sit of U.S, IninigraVion Official to AMMUG-1 ACTION. REQUIRED: None, FYI only. 1. During the'undersigned's most recent meeting with AMMUG-1, the agent stated that a Mr. Rex M, Griffin, an investigator of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service -CINS) had visited him on 13 April 1971. According to AMMUG-1, the purpose of Griffin's visit was to inquire into AMMUG~l's present welfare and to determine his relationship to Mr. Rodiino. (COMMENT: Mr. Rodino is the sponsor of H.R. #2076 which will expedite AMMUG-L's application for U.S, citizenship by waiving the standard waiting pericd.) When asked about his relationship with Mr, Rodino, AMMUG-1 simply explained that Mr. Rodino was a friend of his from Washington. . 2. Griffin explained that the reason that he wanted to talk to AMMUG-1 personally, was the fact that nearly all of the information surrounding AMMUG-1 was held in INS& office in Washington, He added that the information that was held by the Miami office was closely held and access to the files was severely restricted, During his visit, Griffin asked AMMUG-1 if he noticed any unusual interest in his comings and goings, to which AMMUG-1 replied negatively. 3. In view of above, believe it reasonable to assume that Griffin suspects that JKLANCE is somehow involved with AMMUG-1. This position is concurred in by Station Officer who maintains liaison with the Miami office of the INS, 4. AMMUG~1 characterized Mr. Griffin's visit as being very pleasant. and commented that he was “muy amable"., In sum, there does not appear to be any need for intervention on AMMUG-1's behalf or on that of the Station. If the need does arise, we will promptly, inform Headquarters. * RST Khao ds Eustace D. KLCOCK DISTRIBUTION: , eo 3 ~- C/VWHD CROSS REFERENCE TO DEFATCH SYMBOL AND Ue ; os : UFAA ~ 2951 Typed: 19 April 1971 1 HOS FILE NUMBER SECHET | 201 - 749651 - os oe, : a . “ - . oo : a = ~ a Co [are —— ~ ALASSIATION Fe eatin AGUON a a ne ee DISPATCH Oe am eto notion . bs a | ; ; “tute Western | Rantepbere Division. 4 _—_ 10 otc sii - . — oo, fom Quaaifed pete [INFO . __ [RN TUDGE INDEXING | 1ROm- - Chto of Brats, vat..9 ~ PACTION wai D - earteNS “A. , Forwarded herewith ta a contact report prepared by Bustace D, KLOOCK on his most recent meeting with AMMUG=1. During thts “ méating, Volume I of the Cuban Nugbook was reviewed with AMMUG-1. The individvale AMMUG-L -was able to identify are lated in : paragroph 2 of the attached contact report, It 1s requested chat all tho names be indexed, : : "SE LOE OX bee ee Bustace D, KLOOCK . Attachsent: : Contact Report . Distribetion: _SoC/WED,: w/att, h/w 3 bans DiSPATEH STMODL AND NUMBER : tat —T 7 a vr i wpaae2925 pet 97D CLASSIFICATION PAGS RUENUMSER => OP OY iG: Ti) : 7 7 Fol | eee ’ 2opemneses ‘ 1400000 “7 | 9. April 1971. CONTACT REPORT ~ - CASE OFFICER: Eustace D, KLOOCK®. AGENT: AMMUG-1 PLACE: AMMUG-1's_ home wo oe DATE/TINES 6 Apes 1971, 1530-1800. NE dhibritbiriel ‘ : Le iam te 7-2 AH TOE ‘ ‘ ' 4, On6G April 1971 I reviewed with AMMUG-1, Volume I. of the Cuban mugbooks, -- He identified the individuals listed: in para 2 below. Un less otherwise noted, the following general comments apply to all: That he knew- them quite well and the last time he saw them was 1963-1964, usually in™ Mexico. . : RE ; 2. srseniof Gianco v. Villanueva (201246425). According to AMMUG-1, FRANCO is G-2, and is one of the individuals he approached (at our behest) during the Pan Américan games which were held in Puerto Rico in 1966, He commented that FRANCO dismissed AMMUG-1's initial approach out of hand stating that he was a ‘Marxist- Leninist... According to AMMUG-1, while a follow-up was “supposed to be made in -Caguas, Puerto. - Rico, the staff officer who was accompany ing AMMUG- 1 decided. against it. . ‘ RL ; Jorge E, FoaRcra- BANGO Dirube (Goi-ra8492). AMMUG=1 oo comnented that .GARCIA-BANGO was the other individtal that. - bo ot ‘he tried to approach during’ the Pan American games, '. Like. fo . _ FRANCO above, while a follow up was planned’ for. Caguas, . Puerto Rico, the ‘staff officer accompanying AMMUG-1 decided - "against it, zo) ; Roveten=, | . ai io barre LOBAINA ‘obdtna™ AMMUG-1 commented’ that™he ee did not know LOBAINA very well, He added that he used to we be AMMUG-1's instructor in firearms at the Police Acadeny . Mala Flo IF 9B 2925 a 26/- IY G65) en ee oo cen mera, Ps ARE On MERE eg ertaner it. _Rolandd Pastor Ro: SECRET 2 « \o 20] driguez - ossibly identifiable with Armando! PASTOR Rodriguez (201-300074 + AMMUG-1 last saw PASTOR about 1962 when he was attached to the Administrative Department of the Police Department, . Ramon cesar! CUENc ‘A Montato (201-928945), AMMUG-1 identified CUANCA as being DGI aftafael Paez Peres Rodol fof BAEZ (201-334 Fernando HAVELO R correctly identified "RAVE Fin Manuel! VEGA Perez in 1963, VEGA was the DGI ae Sposeph Parker! NOR 2 Ramon! $tNonas Cas he knew SINOBAS fairly wel Carlos sixto!uar Juan Guido/LicEa identified LICEA as being that he only know him casu Same plane from Cuba to Me va Nerens| - possibly identifiable with (201-334253), According to AMMUG-1, desk officer for Nicaragua, - af ~ Byers \ RAY ZOln 24S WO] ado ((201-334249), AMMUG-1l said that 1 N Soler (201-349576) Figueredo (201-876266), AMMUG-1 a diplomatic courier commenting ally as they used to take the xico ifs | Augustin! YASSELLS Gonzalez (201-345986), AMMUG-1 identified YASSELLS as a diplomatic courier commenting that he only knows him casually from Cuba to Mexico, he Mario ‘OIZ Falguer Jose Raul VIERA Linares 201-328953)), AMMUG~1 , said that his DCT pseudo Was “Gomez”, _and— as they used to take the same plane ia (201-737654),, in Bolivia from 1962-1963, of Felipe LLAUDI Her nandez (201-742052)) _AMMUG-1 commented that LLAUDI's DGI pseudo was "ROBANE", . Pee Oswaldo’ RELOBA Pe nechet ((201-737138), i. SECHET at_he was stationed | at of enedo (201765244), _AMMUG-1 So me LO" pseudo _as being "FERMIN” =U 14.00000 Rogelio RODRIGUEZ. Lopez, (201-332665).— AMmmuc-1 hat: he kmew- RODRIGUEZ quite ‘well aiid when ~ et S:'in Mexico he’.used to handle HYSAGE-1. Se a) liao/NOVAS ‘Fernandez | 2013747936 : , ~ emoAHASTAGUIA Fundora, - AMMUG-1 commented that” — a TSD technician and that his DGI'pseudo was ~ a -, ; " : | acne ARASTAGU "RENE w e eR BO pedro! Fan INAS Diaz (201-728 . _AMMUG-1 commented ‘that FARINAS! DG: pseudo was ONIEL". ° ° fr - Elpidio! INTERIAN Comezanes (201-745393)\ AMMUG-1 > correctly identified INTERIAN as being a DGI code clerk. CO Comment: INTERIAN is presently stationed in Santiago, Chile, mo . jose (VAIN: Martin Gonzalez (201-150250}, AMMUG~1. commented that he knew LAIN quite well and that in 1963, _ LAIN used to be stationed in the Cuban Consulate in Merida, — P—- ; : ; Jose. Benigno! WEDINA Plasencia (201-756652)- AMMUG—1 identified MEDINA as being a TSD technician and an expert at hotographer. Pp 1:4 wa _ 3a . whe ‘Andres Nicolas’AROMA Ramos, AMMUG-1 commented that _ his DGI_ pseudo was "ERNESTO", ~ , (201-735296). According _ orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez ; to AMMUG-1, RUIZ was’ in Mexico in 1964 where he was in contact with Noel! GUERRERO, a member of the Nicaraguan FSLN. José Miguel ‘FERNANDEZ Roa (201-730852)) Re . Guillermo’ SALGADO ‘Alvarez: (201-3 AMMUG-1 correctly identified him as a diplomatic courier, | i { for ‘anger frto Ramirez (201-251544) _ OO Teudys! TRUTIE-Matilla (201-733681 AMMUG-1 identified : . him.as a TSD technician, ~ j — ne Kage STFERRER Wael | Santiag PEREZ . uaa, neh , op Ae , orlando ‘PRENDEZ- Gutierrez (201-330002)), 14-0000 Ao 16aisb ER he Norberto! tSRNANDEZ Curbelo. AMMUG~1 commented that HERNANDEZ had been a fRiend since 1950.- He added that HERNANDEZ, along with SaullGONZALEZ (201-756 were the ones who recruited him for the DGI. < Roge1iof HONTENEGRO Guasp (201-7478 33) rm AK Ro Cha fed Homerof SAKER Zenni (201-335014) AMMUG-1.commented that the name listed for the > 7 picture, Manuel RODRIGUEZ,G@onzalez, was incorrect, His ‘“Pe& real name is Gines Silvio! GORRIZ Castroman 201-761475)) (CO Comment: RODRIGUEZ is an alias used by GORRIZ. Jose L, FEOSADAS Torres CQ2\-4 YU ats ) : fi Manuel rugonio VEGA Perez (201-334283)__ - - SOLE eo/- ? $IES/ . { \ _ a CLASSIFICATION _____ PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH SECRET as 10 : 4 Chief of Station, WH/Miamt / INFO, ° _ — ae FROM . . : amentels Western Hemisphere Division . mic Ror . . . \ i If? TYPIC/Cuban Mughook ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES Q MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING REFERENCE: UFAA~2768, 1 March 1971 a od 1. Your request to show the Cuban Mugbooks, Volumes I and Il, to AMCARD-1 and AMMUG-1 is approved. 2. Per Reference, paragraph 2, Headquarters will forward ! such photographs of Cuban officials to WH/Miami. . 3. We are planning a slight change in the new Cuban Mug . book (Volume III). This Mugbook will be distributed earlier {i.e., . after 100 photos have been collected rather than after 500 as was i the case with Volume II) and in looseleaf binders. As new sections of the Volume III are complled, probably in groups af 100 Photos, they will be sent to the Stations concerned to be added to Volume III. Incidentally, as a result of your comment on the most recent Mugbook, we are sending an alphabetical listing for Volume If to the Stations which received this Mugbook. | Thornton V. CARUARA | ! Distribution: ; 3 - COS, WH/Miami ee c3 co t ; CROSS “wee 10 OISPAICH SYMBOL AND NUMBER . " 1 9 MAR 197) H fO 2 91-831373 | UFAW-107 CLASSIFICATION. HOS Fite NUMBER ; SECRET “201-749651 ORIGINATING OFFICE 7 i . WH/COG/OPS WT YD “COORDINATING + OFFICER'S NAME Distributions! \ (16 March 1971) OFFICE SYMBOL 1- rigetzens ’ 1 - WH/COG/OPS 1 - Originat 1 = RID/D&P we 7 RELEASING a OLFICE SYMBOL DATE a aa AC/WH/COG} a Oe, fou $3 use paevous conuewe —_ ~~ =“ rR a & EB) A “e a ae rrr fF KE th OOD CE ot ee ee Ss é CRET cioicsz man. 7 cite GH TAN Na Lone Cc. or on CRITY “ACRID, LONDON. INFC DIRECTOR ——— REF A A_xaparp sis? 2 73 “33/) Br eself “NADRID BIS} NOT ve LezpoNy (eae Fs 3 wADa TD e715 (NOT SENT Lexony “Tye iC ANETROPIA ot “APPRECIATE rE REFS. WH/E TaN POSITION ING a: ; INTRESTED Th PACT WITH AMETROPIAq1, _ le LONDON: REF B REFCRTES That SUT.NID REPORT OF 26 FESRUASY INDICATES THAT STREP LA EXPECTS To COE 7 MADRID ar L TIRE CO. If khavana CAR “MBy fice ao SE S84 5% STiLL _ KEE NLY” ST-13 its 276573 * FOR Ross ma mH 14.00008 inl A ae : : FORWARDED S. DPGZ: CIRCA 1515, CAuacuEY, =asLy "SER GF THE MILITIA AND a SUPPORTER OF THE S FEVOLUTION. (UFGA 3725, 5 APRIL 1382) (STATION HAS FOLUCWIKG TRACES OW a EUGENIO | Po" ZALEZ “HO Ts 32} Pave ‘TO EE WITH £UGNIO Gon ZALEZ ALVAREZ “32 CHIEF swsetcrtosi-srertcn nee VEANETALS (UFG 5352, 15 guNe 196493 Ca)” ANS “LA SOSCA” KEAD GF payne T, CUe-CecTiex 12 JAN 1387) ano sews ce - ye " - +4 4 b S| SECRET - . oTeRET - }14-D0000 7 - FOR INDECING i i ™“ INDEUNG. REQUIRED fone: SUALIFIED DESK TOAN IJOGE INDDING | hie’ of Stai HH/SMi ama sector YFIC- Cuban Mugbook ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Request permission to show ANCARD Cuban mughooks, Yolume [ and Ti. 2. We have noted in the past, puotogran: have been obtained by on are venerally sent only 4 tnat when Headquarters that WH/iMiami be provided be borne nind that barring ov feasidera trons: it is our intent . natogvaphs to AMCARD-1 and Asin identification. occasioi ks whien abroad, Ve - -_ So Gre WE Kick “istace Dy KLOOCE stribution: 3 - Chies GS a GROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER [ate Typed: ing HOS-FILE NUMEZR 1400009 * ow at - foot . Te Lor oS - : : . Vcudssteicariow 291-080554 ty aR Gee ey t% RETR a ere are te LE [fe-~- oo Mt S008 Oped + en - So, TOL AL Curia: BERSICE. TwaDEvELLE: aE >> ee -WH/COG/OP§ JSF CoP.ES “FY44- oo RY 1819". | FEBRUARY. 1971. (elaveatipantons ——— eave sate ae a muster . SEGRET_ q 2 22. céz Feoql cite or ‘ fr: mw ae - a ee : eon. ? 36 MADRID Hike: WH/MIAME ee 6° RwBat ANNUG AMETROPTA CREF?” MADRID 2964 (ry 2863 4 ina oe “a, “.CONCUR. PLS SUPPLY TRAVEL DETAILS 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE AS — ee ere he TT | REQUIRED BY LNYUMA, poeenecasen | | tiAR, § 3197! J 22, FILE: 201-865547 AND 201-749651, END OF MESSAGE Biol ges sx] H ec. ANCSO. 6 ry ty yi Feb, Tf . . , ae . eit . . fans AC/WH/COG 7) 72 eee rr ens Ww A AM - Mo JOHN SHERWOOD ] ; i EUR/COPS | ' ' EUR/IB : HM kre G . . c/mnB : - COOROINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER SECRET PEE] ‘omega « Cory NO, REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. ax Foo uw Tome semen 14-0000 __Renrigi™ . ee es a oe 8 ‘s E C R E T o21731z FEB 1" CITE nanan S571 Che . YL ~ SAMUEL EAPO DIRECTOR _ seat AMETR oRTA ANMUG . Wasa) AIC BSS) ‘ 2 Fear 2 ERY. A Loxoon : 7 j ; 3. WH/NIANI cs (« noes) | . : : “1c niitiuis-1 SCHEDULED LEAVE MADRID FOR NEW YORK ON i g 3 FESRUARY VIA ‘IBERIA FLT 951. ‘ONWARD “FLIGHT NEW YORK TO ‘ i : , BIANI 3 FEBRUARY: VIA EASTERN AIRLINES FLT 25. . ‘ : s . é 26 STATION PROVEED AMMUG-1 WITH 195 US. DOLLARS ON Es . at & } ° 2 FEBRUARY WHICH HE WILL ACCOUNT FOR Iv MIAME. ‘ : ) 3. FILE 2c) “3656475 251-749551." GP-1 ‘ : 4 = SECRET. - 3 - : een STAMP. c ) : MECP OF Man & + oo M 4 ) gee f HAR 51974 & - aur mo, , G ote - i_ DOG aicRo, sz Es a ” & P) Sif = oo % . 20. a 65 | e . 2 FES gy E . oS _ DOF- 74H Sf ) ; Le yi! -; . ; . . . Bdop (6S OS77 2 Raby: ~ SECRET © 6.0 6 6 0-6 6 & 7 assirieo MESSAGE: ue Forni Corigs 22 é ‘SECRET , LW hon Fi ilt od: fay: s ace R ET wii 7522 FED 71 CITE RADETO ‘2964 z FRIGHITY Wi/HIAAL INFO PALORITY DIRECTOR, LOUDON, STOCKHOLM . ree tye RYBAT ANSUG ASETRCPIA [rept <. , REF: wasiTaT 2228 CJ asce/7) ecine Tis WIEW COMPLETE “ABSERCE EO Tcar ious AT STATICN OF ROPIA-I TRAVEL, UNLESS OTHER STATIGHS | cat PROVIDE “CONCRETE TARGET ETA MADRID WITHLW NEXT 24 HOURS BEL LEVE “AMUG-1 SHOULD RETRUY HOWE 3 FEZRUARY. : 2s FILE 261-8655473 221-749551. GP-1 s E c R t T ye SECRET .° ~~ Fe O77 way -D0000 _— £ SECRETAR RAT On “SELINA TION STLASSIFIFD MESSAGE Torat Lone S ROUTING ANDYON INITIALS-SCEN 0 SECRET | Whe 1 Filled i In} SECRET 191302 FE3 71 CITE WH EIAMI t254 CSADELLY ACTING) 6 tw (ae) a Les) oO. | . : PRICRITY MADS ID INFO pa toRITy LONDON, DIRECTOR, aaah? . Pegi PSSUMEM AMMUG AMETROPIA CREF: imavaqp 2864 GW QSG acy) te COJCUR PLAN OUTLINED REF. faa ° ‘2, FILE: 2€)-505347! 201-743651. GPe x SECRET wth ae ee en 27 1400000" .* Tora. Corics 7 - . TRCUTING ANP/OR INITIALS DEES ot en aS R-E-T @11413Z FEG 71 CITE UN/MIANT 228, (SADELLY ACTING) PRIORITY MADRID 1uFO DIRECTOR, LONDON, STOCKHOLM Meat 2550 17 a . . Coe RYBAT ANMUG AMETROPIA 1. ANMUG-1'S WIFE SAID 31 JauUARY THAT aiiHUG- 1" S EMPLOYERS CALLED HER ON 27° JANUARY TO INQUIRE WHEW aA UG 1. #OULD RETURN TO WORK. AS AvUG-1 HAD TCLD HIS ExPLOYERS THAT HE HAD: TO VISIT A SICK RELATIVE TW NEW YOR, SHE REPLI D THAT THE RE PLAT IVE! s ; coe Cone DIT TOK WAS STILL GRAVE AND THAT SHE DID NOT : KRW ‘JUST WHE biUGe WOULD RETURN TO WORK. 2. FOR MADRID: WE ARE RELUCTANT TO WIT: HORAW * y ABMUG-1 AT THIS POINT. HOWEVER, we DO NOT wat T TO JEG PARDIZE ASUS S JOB security “NICH couLp ‘ a thew ADVERSELY AFFECT HIS ROLE FuTURE OFS. HE (BELIEVE, THEREFORE, WE SHOULD SET A CUTOFF DaTZ OW ANMUG- I'S PRESEUT, TOY iF “AMETROP Ia 1 REHAINS UHLOCATED. PPRECIATE YOUR THOUGHTS ‘THIS MATTER. SECRET i i 3. FILE: 201-65547;. 2u1-749551. GPI. | { /FEbT 14-0000 ~_ . , . 7 . . " ASSIFIED MESSAGE” ToTAL. Cortes, ep. Routing aniovoa Ini TA 3-SEEN BY. - Pd ECRET ws - (Whee Pied in} - © tsis COPY PROM: BiTeo fry “ates SECRETARIAT-DISSEMINATION ~ | advance cory’ [REPRODUCTION S — se — ACTION UBT AT re ie owe - a ‘ oy 7 Sen { Hels FILE, = are daw: cee e.-s force at: AS GN. a Tob " To _ — a _—— a s E CR E T BL17eaz. FEB 71 CITE LONDON 1830 2 a oe Lava) “MADRID INFO WH/MIANI “STOCKHOLM DIRECTOR Feet 256998 RYBAT. annus AMETROPIA REF: wHsmtaM 0228 (ind AS wot) 1. AS POSSIBLE INPUT TO HELE ANSWER REF, JAGUAR | 08 CONTINUE TO REPORT AS OF 1608 HOURS LOCAL, THEY. HAVE No INFO TO SHOW ANETROPIA/1 HAS LEFT U.Ke Q. FILE: 201-8655473 20]+749651. ie . . ' GP SECRET | a PE Bin: ees Ae TF , We: ray Braet secRET = (Ga (aw eT om Soutine anriee IWETISUS Sere Ay ee TOT COPIES Se a sSepeuco uresete a eis f- Sogsere reese: is SLOTICD |. Fo ar 155060. 's E re RE T 2815022 JAN 17 CITE Lonpow 714 “PRIORITY MADRID INFO STOCKHOLM WH/MLANI DIRECTOR _ RyBAT ANETROPIA annua ) : Dada! 259864 “Re mapatp asis(I~ 29154 ae ds OVER LAST SEVERAL bays on ZAsis aru ARRIVAL MADRID, 7 STATION HAS PUT CONSIDERABLE PRESSURE ON JAGUTR To PROVIDE WORE TIMELY INFO ON ARRIVPL/DEPARTURE OF WATCHLISTED, CUDANS AND HAVE CHE AMETROPIA/1 AS A CASE OF CONSIDERABLE IMPORTANCE TO JKLANCE. & 2.9 aS oF 15@0 HOURS LocaL, sagan MAINTAINED THERE NO RECORD AMETROPIA/I HAS LEFT U.K. J6SUAR HAS ZLERTED BAIR _TRANSCRIBERS ARD HAS PROMISED TO REPORT TO STATLO¥ ASAP ANY INFO ON FUTURE PLANS: FOR PRESENT WHEREABOUTS amMuGrt: ARce7 Rapid f 3. AS NADRID KNOWS, BEA ON STRIKE AND IT POSSIBLE -AMHUGc+E ONWARD TRAVEL DELAYED. MET A 8 4. FILE 201-865547. Pad SECRET — [secret _ ce LR ATL - 14-00000 . : © 2 OFFICE. SUSJECT WAS ASKED OT usssrigos MESSAGE TOTAL Cortes a Sp SECRET 2715282 JAN 71 CITE STOCKHOLM 1389 ZT ds 253082 FJ 2 IOD PRIORITY WADRID INFO WRC TANT ‘DIRECT OR LONDON : . , i RYBAT AMETROPLA. AVMUG REF: HADRID 2915 (4 2 #54 $s ” 1,. TELEPHONE -CALL Maze TO COMERCIAL FoR LW FULL NANE BUT RESPONSE WAS “ROUSIGUEZ" NO HERE. %Q CTHER DETAILS “SehE OETALNASLE, 2. OTE CU8AN COMMERCIAL CONSEILLER NAME ALDOR GODRIGUEZ CAIFS. (3, FILE: 201-865547. GP-1 SECRET of Te n We 14-9000 + So) nysar aczinosfa aig set nel an c ' 35d 251894 REF? Ae UCE/MIAME f114 a [w aws/0/) Zz ¢ Ey tga DRED 2217 (1 272589 ) “oe o nm: XG SEatl ee . SECRET deca a 44:00900 ¢ - oe “s ECR E TL 2510352 Jaw 1m ‘CITE maDR D 2898 SRE ive tet HO. _ WH/MIANL iNFO'D RECTOR rr oer — a oo, ; ~ . 2Fdis 290488 -RYBAT ANETROPIA. AMMUG REF: aOR 1D 2esi(10 24 307) ode AMMUG- 1 MADE CONTACT WITH STAT ION- MOR NING 23 JANUARY : a REF. : , _ FILE: 20!- 865547. GP-1 * SECRET ?. ae ee ey . wow? ft _ SECRET ces . - rie yan A + is) "BO eace cony C Jiewueo { “AOT TED ff Or... Le: RY TARIA SSERINATION oo 7 FIED WE , - > ; . an SECA! ARIAT Dissemination CLASSIFIED ME Jat SS Loto A pout anaion witats $84 fussem oy. ¢ RETIN UNIT MHS __|s SE CRE T 2216832 JAN 71 CITE STOCKHOLM “1375 PRIORITY WH/MIAMI INFOQ PRIORITY MADRID, ROUTINE DIRECTOR, Lonpon . REF: WH/MIAMI 2937 (44590) le RE REF REQUEST LIAISON REPORTS AS OF 22. JANUARY. lddan 24G29a Cc TL THEY HAVE NO RECORD OF ANYONE SY. NANE OF SUBJ REF ENTERING SWEDEN, HOWEVER, NOTE IT POSSISLE FOR PERSON TO ENTER SWEDEN WITHOUT IT BEING RECORDED BY AUTHORITIES PERTICWLARLY IF HE CCMES SWEDEN VIA OTHER SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRY IN WHICH CASE CONTROLS Of EXTERING SYZDEN ARE LIMITED OR RON EXISTENT. 2... FILE: 291-365547, GP=1 SECRET “SECRET ~ ca Sant 14-0000 f 0.57 — EGLTIONS . LK 4 LASSIFIED MESSAGE Tora At Copies Pies) } ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SCEM £ SECRET ae When Fillo In} Jay veh __.. pe: ot a LOS a ene | BUG ert SEC R E— T 2118022- JAN 71 CITE MADRID 2885 IMMEDIATE wHeir © o 6 RYSAT TYP LC AMETROPIA athtys aL © REF: wHynt saree 7 24FIGF) J . 1, ANéd-t HAS RESERVATION AT HOTEL PLAZA, LOCATED MI INFO TMuED E ae AMI INF } iEDIATE DIRECTOR Pidwn 2292 2. FILE 201-865547, 21-749651. GP-1 o) © ©.6 6 0 @ SECRET ap Sena e 14-0000 & reece @ Aaeats cope PE biscoen Jnorreo FORM G09 USE FEE VIOUS S ALE SECRE MEG 8.7 roan LOTIONS TARIAT DISSEMINATION we CLASSIFIED Message TOTAL cork. SECRET. :- (Shea Fitted Inte sv aa vines as REPROOUCTION OF tHi§ cone PEF ‘ a div ch oa © by mM. STL z ACTION copy ait ae ue ' Shite apR Teeac— chic! oo pen ROBERTO Urw ches, cluelha, iyo. ayer Li duis 248186 SECRET 2116432 JAN 71 CITE WH/MIANI 0133 IMMEDIATE MADRID INFO PRIORITY DIRECTOR AY3SAT P3RUKEN AMETROPIA AMMUG REF: WH/MEAME 9137 aa 249/49 ) IDENTITY: HECTOR RODRIGUEZ LLOMPART “CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO EAST GERMANY gp-4 7] aS wnUf '4-90000 oi us “MESSAGE FORM . TOTAL COPIES: . 7 fier 1G: BERNICE’ CURBEVILLE: pfd ais, WH/COG/OPS SECRET ote R13819 oo “ATES 21 JAN 1971 oe _ Cl rice ao i ane stent raniat ‘DISSEMINATION a oer Ci soins) netuanto ————— LDRANCH “ 1 SEL en ence | Cy ene: IH CS FILE NO. troteronce jumbo} de lexsitication) | ; 's E CRET : oe oe - - | cement) J 2. 25 _ oa FORA. 1! 2 yg (PRIORITY WH/MIAMT, - yapard td val RYBAT PBRUMEN AMETROPIA AMMUG =~ REF: WH/MIAMI 0137 (IN 249149) _ “5 2, AGREE WITH REF OPS PLANNING. 2. FILE 201- 865547 AND 201-749651. END OF MESSAGE WILLIAM V. BROE eB oe ae ~ 4 wh, 4 JONUN H, SHERWOOD EUR/IB Hho ° WESLEY . ' ; ° |. AC/W 11/COG C/EUR/COPS: - a pot : : COORNINATING OFFICERS . 7 PoE “SE ORE : uP RELEASING OFFICER “SE CRE T tat owaga | AUTHENTICATING . . Boo x . - Caclayalticotton nehie . REPRODUCTICN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS FROHIGITED. : copy nc a ; 21 ane ¥ anweoa 14-00000 _ yy Eaeao2g USE PREVIOUS sc es Cees ENTIONS ay ae ey NATION CLASSIE! ‘co Messace —_ Totar Copef 2’ soa nee PWN ae ? Y ‘SECRET 2116432 JAN 71 CITE WH/MIAMI 0137 ° DEDIATE NADRID INFO PRIORITY pysecron (© | SL RYBAT PGRUNEN ANETROPIA amitic ‘Lew 2Asyao og. REF A HADRID ssl 2 UE o7 Clas SB DIRECTOR 103557 - 1. WHILE TRE OPERATIONAL CLIMATE/SITUATION YILL WEIGH HEAVILY I’ YOUR FIWAL DECISION AS JUST HOW A‘MUG- | a -/ SILL ApPPRoacH ANETROPIA-1, WE FORWARD THE FOLLOWIN o POEATS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: CA) aniNlS-1"S Oo. aELATION ISHIP NITH ANETROPIA-1 AS A FRIENO/CONFIDANT - DATES BACK TO THEIR CHILDHOOD. WHILE Amiud-1 ALSO © Fkvew auetRorta-1°s SROTHER, IDENTITY, HE WAS CLOSER TO c RISTROP IAS 18 (8) THIS CLOSE RELATIONSHIP STILL, EXISTED WHEN ANNUG-1 LAST SAW ANETROPIA-1 IN 19633 (CD AREIUG~ 1 a STILL FIRNLY SELIEVES THAT AMETROPIA-1 WILL TALK TO HIit 6 AF THE OPPORTUNITY PRESETS ITSELF; () AlNUG-1 DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT AMETROPIA- | xS A LOYAL SUPPORTER OF THE AN THUG= 1 REST: S23 CE) . ACCORDING TO amMug-r, TRE ONLY THING AMETROPIA-1 WANTED IN LIFE WAS THE OPPORTUNITY “TO COME TO WOCORN; CF) THAT TO RAVE AMEUG 1 PHOVE @.6 8 6 XL San 7 100000 =. ; og pomingeze | USE PREMOUS) ne _ oMre 8 . © we) 6 EpONS . a Se an _Chassiri¢o MEssace = Tora Cories” oe ary ROUTING anD-oR WTIALS-SEEND SECRET , (Wings Fale in" “| MEPAODUCTION OF THis CORY Bagein at DISSESINATION , o areance’ cole Tssuee | Hee 1rO” PAGE 2 WH/NIAMI 0137 SECRET ; ; _ANETROPIA~1, WHERE AMETROPIA-! WOULD HAVE THE CHANCE = B REFUSE CONTACT, IS PROBABLY THE LEAST DESIRABLE APPROACH. AiNIUG-1"S ASSESSMENT OF COURSE I$ 3aSED CH OBSERVATIONS NOW EIGHT YEARS OLD. 2. WE DO NOT BELIEVE THAT ANETROPIA-1 SKOULD BE BURDENED WITH ANH CLANDESTINE COMMO AT THIS POINT, a FER TO HADRID TO SUPPLY AN ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS (R OPS PHONE WUNSER AS APPSOPRIATE IF OP DEVELOPS SUCCESSFULLY. WE EXPECT THAT IF AMETROPIA-1 ACCEPTS THE PITCH, “YE WILL ASK JUST WHAT NE WILL GET In RETURN AND PROSABLY HIS CHANCES FOR RESETTLEMENT IN, WOCORK. WE DO NOT BELIEVE THAT ANY CONSITMEDT RESETTLEMENT, IN WOCORK cai OR SHOULD 3E MADE AT THIS TINE. RATHER THAT. HE BE TOLD THAT POSSIBILITY FOR. RESETT LENOMT IN YOCORK ‘WILL DEPEND ENTIRELY ON i EXTENT OF HIS QCOPERATION WITH JKLANCE. IF THE QUESTION OF MONETARY “ie RECONPE RSE {Ss RAISED AMMUG- 1 SHOULD LED cae SALARY WE ARE THINKING IN THE RANGE (383 TO $509) WILL BSE me 1UT IN atl ESCROW “ACCOUAT + = 2 3. WH/AMEANT WILL INFORM AmUG-1 THAT THE GUIDANCE 9 a ; om ceeper See USE PREVIOUS | oR. : : re re 0.78 ECITIGNS - . ar Cissewvation 7 CLASSIFIZO MESSAGE “ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS. seen a ‘ “PAGE 3 WIV/HIANI 6137 SECRET FOR THIS OPERATION WILL BE PROVIDED BY STATION MADRID. FOR MADRID: AMMUG-1 WILL DFPART NIANI OW EASTERN FLIGHT ' 28, 1489 LOCAL OW 22 JANUARY FOR NEW YORK. HE WILL DEPART WEW YORK AT’ 1963" LOcaL. on IS=Rta FLIGHT $52 SANE DAY AND WILL ARRIVE MADRID 3730, 23 JANUARY, DOES STATION MADRID HAVE OPS PREFERENCE = FOR AMMUG-1 HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS IN “ADRID? 4. FORWARDING SEPARATELY REQUISENENTS FOR USE WITH ANETROPIA-1. | 5+ FILE: 241-885547; 201-749831. GPI. SECRET 00 . , 14-0000 : , . wey me : nee _ wae : _ - row we ate PR 30 ~ . ~ — = TT ve ea COtio! st a : . on — : a 7 . ‘ ; : , 4 “LD Po nouridal ane OES TE ae. a —- . . . - oe . Src Gis RET ARIS i ; uate 7 hivgh 6 wie ( srocynala for ue” 7 . bp ee ee Ce “aq denT! De eer S02 BL 9 , Gest ~ oe 20 f= PT LE 14.00008, geen oe a “eS , a - me 7 No."201-749651 - “WENORANDUA FOR: Chief, WHCOG/OPS -B. Turbevite = amende "Operational Approval is. séreby eels ihe. case cor aMMtuG i _ for. the ‘purpose specified ‘in your request dated as follows: Subject's OA is amended herewith to authorize his operational use outside the United Ststes asset forth in his’ PRQ Part II dated 13 February. 1965, per your memorandum request of 31 ‘December 1970. Thts Approval is . based unos Svaluation of infer rmation™ available to this Office, and is. granted unds> authority contained in CSI and CSI-F 10-5, {87 Yokn B, Howard . CL/OPERATIONAL APPPOVAL.AND SUPPORT DIVISION Date;__6 January 1971 le | SECRET. . Fore : . n oy : . ie 1-67 124% . OesOLGTE Pecrious COTTIBED : ; aM ‘Bytes fat SENT Ba Us aateaa Ee eat oh Raut se ASTER He) 14-0000 _ . ao ot . . oo . : rn . . “Wrssace wad ts . — TOAT CUPS: SEChET ~ bing ane nce a Cen, = Cl eness ‘cs rile ‘no: oO wove a a agiuaw 19 a fina oe toutes totes) : - fret oronce rT) . jemanicaicar _ SECRE/ ECRET - ot bee . "” ert o1acctoR _ , 1 ( WR/MIAMI ‘phan (202 UIG4I7 4 TYPICc | CREF: DIRECTOR- 09 le AMMIUG= i OA “GR ANTED_EEECTIVE 5 JAN FOR OPS ; USE OUTSIDE U.S. ‘as SET FORTH IN PRQ DATED (1965, . -2, SUBJECT REF ASSIGNED AMETROPIA-1, 3, FILE: 201-865547, 201-749651, END OF MESSAGE MICROFILMED JAN 201971 oc. MICRO. SER. oy wan BROE pent et uo, WESLEY L. TAT BOURNE c/n oe tows ee AC/NHI/00G - 8 mo . . _ aan ' : Oo bani: (fa 20 l= PALES | eo ee f POs S47 COORDINATING OFFICERS — ' AUTHENTICATING i OFFICER REPRODUCTICA sY OTNER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS FRCHISITED. ; : _ Corr NO, RELEASING OFFICER 14-0000 -Aa ToT ar copies? Gut INS BUN/OR tit) aus, 35 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET [ Wren Pied Ind CALE SESE TAREAT DISSEMINATION PCOStNfUNIE SSTIEIED ADVANCE CQey 7] 1SSuED at: ACT LON aq. 18: a oa oo. 7 > SECRET @52216Z JAN 71 CITE WH/MIAMI 9956 — 3-88 it 237592 a PRIORITY LONDON, THE HAGUE INFO DIRECTOR, MADRID RYBAT TYPIC Gs REF A LONDON 7124 (NOT SENT THE HAGUE, MADRID) / 937736) B THE HAGUE 8919 (¥Y. 257605) “t. FOR LONDON: OUR INTEREST IN ROBERTORODRIGUEZ LLOMPART IS BASICALLY OUR ASSESSMENT THAT HE IS RECRUITABLE. THIS ASSESSMENT PROVIDED US BY UNE OF RODRIGUEZ'S CLOSEST FRIENDS WHO 1S PRESENTLY RESIDING UNITED STATES. BRIEFLY STATED THIS ASSESSMENT INDICATES THAT RODRIGUEZ HAS TALKED AGAINST THE CUBAN REVOLUTION AND COMMUNISTS. ACCORDING TO ASSESSOR, RODRIGUEZ HAD ONLY ONE "PRINCIPAL IDEA AND THAT WAS TO LEAVE CUBA AND GO TO THZ STATES. 2. WE DO NOT THEREFORE, HAVE ANY DEROG INFO PER SEs HERE FOLLOWS A BIOGRAPHIC SUMMARY ON RODRIGUEZ: DPOB: 22 OCT 1932, REGLA, CUBA. IN OCTOBER 1963 RODRIGUEZ APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF MINING INDUSTRY SUPPLY UNIT, UNDER MINISTRY OF MINES, FUEL AND METALLURGY. IT IS BELIEVED THAT SUBJECT OWES HIS POSITION TO HIS BROTHER, HECTOR, WHO IS PRESENTLY CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO EAST GERMANY. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: HT: 64 INCHES, WI: 110 LBS, HAIR: STRAIGHT BLACK, Ss G@lsET S Se A Vf PAGE 2. WH/MIAMI 9956 SECRET 3. FOR THE HAGUE: DPOB AAS PER PARA TWO. IN JUNE 1978, RODRIGUEZ WAS REPORTED AS HOLDING CUBAN DIPLOMATIC PPT D/67/587, ISSUED HAVANA & SEPT 1967, . . 4 FILE: 201¢865547. GP. - SECRET ° ‘ 14-0000 SECRET @ 17222 JAN 71 CITE LONDON 7124 | i PRIORITY WH/MIAMI INFO DIRECTOR oe om DATTA 5 dart) 237738. TYPIC wt Cc REF WH MIAMI o6es LL 23¥350) © _ - a 1. IW ‘ORDER MAKE. STRONGER CASE WITH JAGUAR For ‘COVERAGE OF RODRIGUEZ, oe : Bs % 3 a ‘ é WOULD. "APPRECIATE SHORT SUMMARY DEROG. INFO FOR “PASSING JaGuaR: SINCE LONDON: HAS NO TRACES. 2. FILE 201-865545, GP-y SECRET a , | SECRET ae | 5 Sen7! ‘ s CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIC CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL Corie” RY { AQUTING AND ‘OR MMITIALS-SEEN +7 FEGSON UNIT NSTUMED ; SECRET cree. eg = T : : (When Filled In) “SEES [2 [pee T | ADVANCE Copy (J asueo [_Jacrres REPROPUCTION OF THIS COPY Paonietes |= ~ Se ew. . t . y ON ‘ Ff ae Th - oe : . ay 5 fu. oA By: at 2 . ve TE + AS (/ . wee - wath a4 < oust ork Cs PER. :— USE ELLE er |i FILE, VR Gee @/s Cur Cclops- aha. A ACTION HO. a > ~ - ; SEC RE T @5155@Z. JAN 7! CITE THE HAGUE 8919 "5 Jay vs 23708 . . Mahi OV es CUS ss+° WH/MIAMI INFO DIRECTOR, MADRID, LONDON CZ TYPIC REF: WH/MIAMI 9914 (1.935545) 1. STATION HAS REQUESTED LIAISON WATCHLISTING SUBJECT _ REF AND RELATED ON WHOM WE HAVE ONLY FULL NAME. TO INCREASE : - CHANCES EFFECTIVE LIAISON ACTION, WOULD APPRECIATE RECEIPT DPOB AND, IF AVAILABLE, PASSPORT TYPE AND NUMOER. 2. ‘FILE: 281-865545, GP=1 SECRET , . SECRET Sen WV 14-0000 CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION ee apvance copy [Jissuco [J scorten} . brssem ay 5S pa pr PURSOM/UNIT NOTIFIED ey: ats : z ULF SECRET 35122442 DEC 73 CITE. DIRTEC oe TeEDIATS WH/“IANT INFO DIRECTOR GD | ‘Dduie: 236095 REF: wsrrarr 9915 7 SEND PHOTOS TO IDENTITY, GP-t, SECRET ea) xc th oS Cory ie, " [ SECRET _ a a Jem. 2/ a B/-DA GES
104-10183-10376.pdf
“Hoa -10183-10376| | T P T HN F Y A A RETURN Background Use Orly > De Net Reproduce CLASSIFi£0 2AESSAGE 4s a . 1 | | ob Cheney 6 Re epee ROUTING “tates 26 see 61 cobak PAppan? ttt —- tot —<——— ne een 3 ene 70+ DIRECTOR _s | eROM og UMMAVE , sep 26 20212 6 1 1 . ACTION 1 BELL 10 . "nfo ODP, COP, ADDP/A, WH 5, S/C 2 IN 395th ‘DIR INFO-RIAS CITE WAVE 3145 E7490 [Pty at JEZIP KUCASE ANICE - wer pla 05764 Pata 2 C0 v YS yt : : cr ~ : 1. WAVE PLANS START ACRUSS S0AAD TRAYEIAS 2:ICE INFILS EAR | FUTURE AS FOLLOWS: §= 04 J Aap (onsite puzo casTRO) Pas ganTIAgd DE LAS VEGAS, n2Va . ee fay arov G3 soy 1928) FATAEA? (zaud) ss THEA? Gsazet aw vaVE - oOo TRACES. LOCAL ODENVY TRACE UNDEAwAY. 3. (EUSTIQUIAND GARCIA Lezcatia)) POUR HARTI, PROV Ton ZA9s (3 BEC 19142) FATHER? (sose tanta oTHEas nee “wu AVE 9° 3) : TACES. LOCAL ODEKVY TRACE USDEATAYs | Ce BIBUEL A. DIAZ TSALCUE, pode LPEAZAS, PACV SATARZAS: 1a FES 1957. FATHER: HISUEL AcELe mylidag Debvhede UAVE 14 FB REFS! UFSA 1783. by DEG [oFye suse EPIL #9 EAFIL OUs4 WITH EXPERIENCE CLANDESTINE +79 ogo AT aba Ste Hepa Tseso 28D RELEASED. FORMERLY HESSER 32.» CHE CLAS sv POL AFFIL. LOCAL OCEAWY TAACE paves sa¥ & 3 1D. (Osc OLIVA casTug Ps THAISES @ased bee ever) WAVE 4652). ot - 5 | eg, Gua ESP tnoSA GIWTALESY oF heated (1ST) ese ee CZESTED | ‘ cee a mmm ——aoete | ee | rt 4, %, . Tanner anee RUPROSRCTION. BY OTUR THAN Tmt Ha NS Cech iS PRCHRT.. Copy No. Dip 14-0000 | FROM "ACTION s. 1 INFO . . PAGE 2 an 395th wave 8130 WAVE 5218. ¥ EtierD 3 ‘sous. 1 cAPa Sle (221052552299 » Se Oe. y Fe (FRANCISCO Doi iez ELEGALDE, Taa¥ tas 337) “nfei) 2e REQUEST PIAS SUSJECTS Ay 3 and C Aad nBELSa eT on er) UPON COMPLETION TRAINING. 0 7 aN 3. REQUE 7 POA/JESUS AIERA FEA FATHER? “Gesug) OTHERS Gait sw WAVE TAS TRACE UNDERWAY. SUBJECT IS CAs IDIDATE FOR LY RADOP. PARQ PART ONE FOLL IN DISP. ——— OM OUT GINS BE Suaké To. (WE / A (deéeuge Rimm AS CORDS OF veSSAGE wb wete Te Crain FAUT te BIZ 4 (a c/S COMMENTS: | *KQS AWAITING WAVE PLAN ATA campa(GN PREVENT EXECUTION AMHING/T. * #sCABLES PRE-DATE CS FILES. COPIES MAY BE SEEN IN s/C ARCHIVES. tf t 1 . 4 _ J REPRODUCTION 3Y OTR TRAN The oy NG Ge SL Be BASIN Se Copy Ko. as aro er “8
104-10183-10384.pdf
14-00000 108; 10185- sed | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | RETURN TO CIA ground Us Do Not Reproduce” TEER 2g = /COMMUNITY OF NATIONS CUNO » 1 ' SUITE 2004, 347 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK, NEW YORK MURRAY HILL 675121 ° February 20,1963 9 oY ne j } . Mr. Miguel A. Dia: Isalgue 1343 NE Miami Courtr Apartment 17 Miami 32, Florida Doar Mr. Diaz: This will confirm our previous discussions -ith you sherein .e agreed to employ you at the rate of $220.09 : per month to commence March lst. AS #45 explained to yeu at our last meetinys we are cuagazed in a study te deterniae the effect of large scalo migration on given eemaunitics and the dislocations that result therefron. we feel that the Miani area is unique in that the dis- locations caused by the influx of so many of your fellow countrymen furnishes an excellent opportunity to conduct this study. It is anticipated that you will spend a large portion of your time jn our New York offices, however; 1t 311 also recudre a substantial umount of travel on your part. If you are still in ugreewent with this proposs:l please advise me as soon as possible, I sould like to begin this study on March lst. . Very truly yours, a6 ( Roger Joyce)
104-10183-10436.pdf
14-00000 104-10183-10436 2025 REL EASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992. . ° . c 0 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce t ‘ 4 te 22 Get a3 2 'ESSAGE FORM: _ SENS ons. Wa yn [CS ST FERTE D.Rohifingybh eo | Vy Ea : - unit. WH/C/CA/EW peo’ [2SECRET AI 1 a eS Oe 7 : er , 4550 367 NO INDEX , H 174 pate, 2 June 65 . (Ol f.u£ IN CS FILE NO. : 10 , @ARTS(BRUSSELS{KADRID) JAWAVE j s-4 — 56-9 (5-2 ( ++ ROM DIRECTOR as te its aie? ont , « : - conn fer Hf P . _ wot FILee we é et efef> o ° ° . Fre EFVhrgcTe \o- : 70 @aRDD INFOn Coaud{aand) wavs _ | amon OO 3 < is TYPIC KEYWAY MHVIPER 7 Cee y, _———. only . lites ° REFS: A, @ARD 1448 (IN 80372) \"|\ >” | B. (PARID0299 (IN 38992) yw’ ' Zo Q 15850 1. PRESUME CANDIDATE MENTIONED REF A NOT FOR PURPOSES TRAVEL TO HAVANA AS PER REF B BUT RATHER FOR CONTACT WITH PACETTS ONLY, AMWHIP-1 UNABLE CONE UP WITH CANDIDATE IN TIME FOR HAVANA {RIP MENTIONED REF B. 2, EQS WILL DEFER INVOLVING AM*#HIP-1 WITH PACETTE PENDING OUTCOME GTATION) ATTEMPTS AT CONTACT. a4 ~ END OF MESSAGE Mr tere PPh i o3 ; WE/3 (Silsby) (phone) WE/20%{Ma lzahapipnone) /. Lown WE/5 Rati (phone) Tih, : Cie Kk. WH/C/NO Cani iphone) Le een dn te one —enmnee saat . ; Ye ceed . Wa aaed Wil/C/F by @evsted) (phone) a CME YS fo WH/C/CA in . z ‘ ‘ . ia } coompnas Re PEE ER ners 7 AELehEins ovricae | i SE Cc RE 7 , teteees tee ener ae A-[P_SECRE LW eae : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE SSUING ORFICE AS PROMISE? Cooy he (4 | pV .
104-10183-10437.pdf
14-00000 , (104-10183-10437 th +? * ied te e- + s av | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | | | | ge (u.s. Ambassador in Bolivia ‘RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Repreduce SECRET MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with AMBUNNY-1 (291-775391) and AMWHIP-1 (201-267966) DATE: 25 May 1965, 1900-2039 hours PLACE: Office of AMWHIP-1, 31 W. 47th St., New York, ‘N.Y. PRESENT: AMBUNNY-1, AMWHIP-1, and DAMICONE using alias of Al MARIN . 1. I had tntroduced AMPUNNY~-1 and AMWHIP-1 to each other : 24 May but the office was crowded, so there was very little : Opportunity to discuss operational matters. We met again on the above date, after business hours, and ve were able to meet in private. Although AMWHIP told me that he was delighted with AMBUNNY-1 herself, as he said the ‘Cubans like that kind of girl -- not too fancy", he thought that her background —- particularly her previously working for the “would aake the operation very risky. He said that ifjit were discovered that ANPUNNY-1 was a penetration of the (UNSNAFU-19 office (by the Cubars} his connection with ODYOKE would the @ revealed, with the result that all bis “connections” withQGJNSNAFU-19, and “Habana” would be lost. AMYVHIP-1 opined that he thought it likely that ‘the Cubans would check her aut in @olivia) , 2. AMWHIP suggested the ssibllity of using a cutout to introduce AMBUNNY-l to the (UNSNAFU-19 installation. He said he would explain in detail at a later time, what he meant, obviously not wanting to reveal any more than necessary to AMBUNNY-1. 3. Also, AMWHIP.1 stated that he was unable to travel to Paris before ald~June, as he had sowe relatives coming to visit him from Italy. After checking with DI UBALDO, I subsequently informed AMWHIP-1 and AMBUNNY-1 that the (5-4 (Paris? operation was off. Poth expressed relief. I told AMDUNNY=-1 that she could most likely util be utilized in baD, and that we would discuss the possibilities at a - ater date. ‘ ‘ Cr Norris ®2 Damicone
104-10183-10439.pdf
14-00000 104-10183-10439 Glpd [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | = > : . oe . | RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce anes SECREL py MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Contact Report. Meeting with AMWHIP-1 DATE 21 May 1965, 1300-1430 hours PLACE : National Airport PRESENT Subject and DiUbaldo as Breitheim 1, On 20 May I phoned Subject and requested that he travel to Washington to discuss the background of his discussions with (UNSNAFU-19 from which stemmed the suggestion that A-l supply a French-English-Spanish speaking secretary to 19's mission in Paris. The meeting was quite short for as it turned out, the hodeet discussion between Subject andQ19 on the topic of secretaries, had’ taken place in March 1965, aged had been little more than a casual sort of thing devoid of any specifics whatever and, in particular, devoid of any commitment by either party to proffer or to accepta profferred body. Nevertheless, Subject felt quite certain that slots would still be open fh G©319's mission and that a recommendation from him would suffice to effect favorable action by G19. 0 2. I sketched AMBUNNY's qualifications stressing the fact that she had gone to school in the U.S,, had worked here, and had done a hitch as a social secretary for the(American Ambassador in La Paz. 0 Subject drew the obvious conclusions that it might be difficult to dummy up AMBUNNY's labenslauf adequately to prevent her from being “discovered" by the Cubans. At any rate, since ske was our ° only candidate, Subject agreed to meet with her in New York so that together they could thresh out the pragmatics of the problem. The meeting was set for 22 May. Al Marin (alias) would participate in this meeting, spunk -2- ; 3. For the record, I should like to note that in the two and a half years since I had last seen- Subject he had aged over 15 years, When I last saw him he was a round-faced, dark-haired, boyish person and has now been transformed into a very grey, very puffy, 50 year old man though I understand his chronological age is something short of 40. These observations ‘kad nothing to do with anything except they might indicate that Subject is living under a great strain. I derived the impression, which coincides with that I obtained the first time I met with Subject, that he is constitutionally oblique in his approach to matters. He is a very difficult person to corner. Iam firmly convinced that to date in this operation, if it may be called that, we have “never come close to placing Subject in the corner and that it is high time we do so, I do not imply that he is a man of ill will, rather that instinctively he is a man who slides off problems until such time as he feels he has sufficient evidence or is in the right posture to solve them. I should think it would be our task to exploit these natural capacities while at the same time attempting to assure that Subjects not sliding away from us. £ * 7 y/, Sidney P. ‘Di Ubaldo
104-10185-10009.pdf
14-00000 104-10185-10009 q a? | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | \ . : Cot . an . é . . . : RE: 2RRIFLE ° -_ Te, Per our discussion of 2 July 1962, : shall proceed to-transfer QJWIN’ to Baden-Baden per the proposal: oo. in QULA=1463 dated 2 February 1962, LUXE/O¢89 dated 19 June ] ‘1962 sated that COS would have. the full details of the. ” capital outlay required by 23 June; however, the information “has not:been received as of 3 July. The. last cable to the Sta omy DIR 18331 Gid COS to contact: you directly on his “arrival on 1 July. . Co . . With regard to candidates spotted by QJWIN, the two-whom he spotted in Italy a year and.a quarter ago can. Probably-be used if needed, if we can accept the assessments ‘of them by the. Trieste Dase contract agent, Magonetti. | . Magonetti's assessment is contained in OTRA275£2 dated QO: May 1961, The: names ofthe two French candidates are con- tained in QLLA,.1426 dated 15 December 1961, No action has - been. taken on these names regarding tracing or anything else, 7S _ My handwritten notes attached to that dispatch contain - fuller descriptions of the two people than appear in the “dispateh, — ce . : 7 . 5 ans "oO. th rough (Hank. Manfre _T expec tting effort that can be made is ‘ TN) im Rome, tank was well briefed .. “on ‘the qualificatio esired and ‘the security precautions 2 ‘tobe observed in -th potting activity. COS Rome has a ee . “copy of the qualifications and restrict?ons in his safe; however, If Manfredijis told to proceed with his contact in lorence, 7 Shagest: that he be re-briefed in detail. ankiy, all the rest of the paper in the file is OR _ ept"for the pay receipts, which are assembled in one ; oe : envelope, .I have already given}¢he ZeRIFLE authorization NS yer ee ae paper signed by Hels and Skip has been given the QJWIN con- Ard oo ; ; e\4 oer |. tract, including the extension to 1 March 1963, a 5. . The detatis which have yet to be. worked out are 3 of a, The precise method of contact with QJWIN b, The systen of drawing funds for payments to him . ° Rr - op @. An emergency contact for him (this should Probably be COS LUXE). . . : alec “dang BE, fant ‘sta: Cals : 26K a 14-0000 0S ones, vhéwpotnt, r happen to know nae : _ waot> “hia ‘er %. - AMS . : ‘ . a f . “one Tem aye eee ' Set ae
104-10185-10024.pdf
“\104-10185-10024! | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | - . ry ; aa. SECRET os ; [Oven Filled Im) a... . — . KAME CHECK, DOCUMENT SERVICE, AMD PARTIAL CONSOLIDATION REQUEST @1D CONTROL HO, (Filled im by RID) RAS 7 () Fre neste 28 RAEN FROM: (Raquestere nawey @ emance acow Exttnsion st-le | of) agus mex ge 5663 @ID/INDEE CF a eS pemen | f | pom | | pee “SUBJECT TO BE CHECKED ; . GIVEN WAMES . SURWMAME =<, PESTA SPELLING VARIATIONS OTHER ICENTIFVING DATA (Occupation, sex, CP aenbershiz, I. S. affaliationa, ete.) Owns Export-Import firm LabE (or LABEX) in Milan DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH Nays , pre ne mace ov ving Guy 1 | RESIDENCE lip 23 Via Teodos#o, Milen, Itslv _ RID/INDEX TO REGLESTER RETURN TO CIA G PERTINENT IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION BE SURE ALL SUBJECT IYFORMATION IS CORRECT Type or print all entries. On receipt of index card reproductions: draw a Green diagonal line across itezs you don't want RID to obtain for you. @ Edit (use green) the Cepyflo listing to reflect: (a) Cards to be destroyed (green D). Examples: referenced éscunent has been destroyed; less infornative than a retained card lesding to tue same information; referenced Inforcation not significant. (>) Corrections and additions, including eo when card reflects all facts in docucert. (c) OK all cards that are correct as typed. Could this trace be consolidated into arn existing cr new 201 file?(7] yes ([] no. (1I¢ yes, complete the fellewing - no other form required. 20) PARTIAL CONSOLIDATION (201 suoder will de euppliod by RID. If new 202 auebdber bee boon ebtained by deek, sore at in thes apace.) (64 OTwiM INTERESTED DESKS OR STATIONS @ESTRICTION CFL any) CRYPTONYM FILE To ASSIGNEO ec KEPT ACCESS RESTRICTED ALWAYS RETURN THIS FORM WITS COPYFLO CF CARD REPRODUCTIONS. IF YOU BAVE REQUESTED A 251 PARTIAL CONSOLIDATION, ALSO RSTURN PERTO LT DOCUMENTS. . 14-0000 1 nae goat NG sinew meee py eg > BESTA, FRU COB Cit ¢ ALLEGrO TPALEAN as, ENT IN MILAN me Oe C4 3~005-004 OIR -F37sh JTS tope73 PIO - SER. 7889 14-0000 4 peee war Ae ae Da tee a tee Ft Peon tee Ae 5 Serto BESTA, i a site a 14-0000 . te, — Piles are ettached with vertinent items clipved.... _ Lamberto BESTA ; - Cee ee Te 7111955. : Reoident of Milan et Vin Teodosio 23, collaborated fem ~~~" . Pal Gt .. brief period with ier ye - . regarding clandestine -—-—----- . ‘traffic in strategic naterials. Lives by trafficking in cigarettes and other things - not excluding dove, Also meintains contact with | : _ head of French fitertigence in Italy in’ politicel field. Person of doubtful honesty, braggart end caprble of carrying out any kindof activity for money. Cee (lan ae Serene _ March 1954: [Berd pervice (Min of Int) offered to turn over tof Hien station} . full control of PIC operation in which BESTA was involved, Hqs werned oo. "heads off" because of BESTA's extremely bad Feputation - he has been implicrted in all sorts of contbaband traffic as well as reputation of compietely — unanchored intelligence ‘operator, I Vo . Nav .1953:. He wes an attempted double agent operetion b/|Ital service] into Yugo 1,5, : - . * fone Hows Lich Ge +4 Med sks. Gn phe wee - os Repub ~ un Wun St obel ‘
104-10185-10030.pdf
14-00000. 104-10185-1003 0} - TO: WKH “FM: ANS | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | v r . : « < ~ | ~ ; 3 July 19462 RE: ZRRIFLE : 1, Per our discussion of 2 July 1962, I,expect that we shall proceed to transfer QIWEIN to Baden-Baden per the Proposal in QLUA-1463 dated 2 February 1962, LUXEv0489 dated 19 June 1962 stated that COS would have the full details of the capital outlay required by 23 June; however, the information has not been received as of 3 July, he last cable to the Station, Dae ea told COS to contact you directly on his arrival on 16 July. 2, With regard to candidates Spotted by QJWIN, the two whom he spotted in Italy a year and a quarter ago can probably be used if needed, if we can accept the assessments of them by the Trieste Base contract agent, Magonetti,. Magonetti's assessment is contained in OTRA,2754£2 dated 19 May 1961. The names of the two French candidates are con- tained in OLTA.1226 dated 15 Docember 1961. Na action has been taken on’these names regarding tracing or anything else. My handwritten notes attached to that dispatch contain fuller descriptions of the two people than appear in the dispatch, oY 3. The other spotting effort that can be made is through (Hank Manfredi (TN) in Rome, flank) was well briefed on the qualifications desired and the security precautions to be observed in the spotting activity, COS Rome has a copy of the qualifications and restrictions in his safe; however, if Manfredi\ is told to proceed with his contact in Florence, T suggest that he be re-briefed in detail. : n a 4. Frankly; all the rest of the paper in the file is crud except for the pay peer iey ;Which are assembled in one envelope, I have already given tHe ZRRIFLE authorization paper signed by Helms and Skip has been given the QJWIN con- tract, including the extension to 1 March 1963, 5.° The details which have yet to be worked out are a, The precise method of contact with QININ b. The system of drawing funds for payments to him + An emergency contact for him (this should : 70 CIR ¢ gency contac im RETURN TY 0 Only probably be COS LUXE), TT ce _ Barat RePro 3/68 14-0000 6. Despite COS LUXE*s viewpoint, I happen to know that QJWIN can do more spotting in Corsican circles whenever we want him to, . . AMS 14-0000 - 1. -s, The candidate: -no name used; circa 43-45, 1.75-1.78, strongly eS “~~ built, broad Shoutdérs, circa &5 kilos, slightly oval full "+. face, blond hair combed straight back thinning in corners, . . - 4 _v ‘thianing on top, rosa complexion, no eye color noticed, workers oo -, hands,. nose ‘thin and curved outward a little, thin lips; tle chin full but not fat,. makes impression of a handwerker: has ee - been in prison Sante twice (burglary) - name does not hegin . . : 7 . with A,B,C,D --otherwise would have gone to Fresne prison: not knowa whether convicted; has own car; free to travel; 5 years POW in Germany: M, impression: good nerves; composed: can open usual safe; would work with someone Previously unknown to him; M. would use him: willing to use gun; did not ask money; Hugo wants his cut. Lives 250-300 km from Paris: legal occupation unknown, Contact thra Nugo; can cut Hugo out with.money. This candidate ready any time. Has no Passport, but can get one, Can also get passport under phoney name, 4. Likes this one as candidate ~ Saw G and G's candidate 22 Aprilwith lokal in Paris; G contacted this candidate directly; candidate Nearj ; description: cirea 25 - 28) 1,75 - 1.78; dark brown hair; “full, deep on forehead: shiny and combed back; half part on right: brown complexion; not quite square face; brown eyes; heavy eyebrows dark brown w/verbindung between eyebrows; bridge Of nose depressed, nose somewhat small: normal cars; mouth ‘Schrag when he speaks: small scars on left cheek and small ‘Scar running from middle of nose on left Side; brown ‘hair on hands, no ren: well dressed; hands well kept; fingertips (é4g.aw fy smokes (fyeneh 2) Ami cigarettes; not a drinker; lives Paris; frequents Bar Le Corsaire, 110 Ave de Suffren: can be found there every day from 4:30 PM; specialist in safes - own tools; also holdups;: in Sante Prison: belonged after war to Lyon St. Etienne underworld; gave some facts of this which M knows to be true; wanted to know if shoutd be armed for job - ready to go to the end: has a colleague with whom wants to work; not behing iron ¢urtain and not in France; would be expensive: has expired Passport, but no sweat in renewing it: 4 impression - would . follow orders; better action man than Hugo*s candidate, but ‘fot sure whether has safecraching experience to extent Hugo's man has: Was car - Dauphine, beige (2) #¥22451NS75 (Paris #); not married. Wcan contact him at tel SUF 46-99-~ -this is the bar, M told him two weeks to three months (also told Hugo's man the sane’ but Gaillord’s candidate wants . . to know in few weeks whether still hope. Could bring both Candidates together into a teum, , ee Sener 14-0000 . . “N! : ~ : a” a . - a ~ thay: _ : ct _ 7) LAA to. toulf act evils by cs Corcteng « lee ecveth, Mii fen tte _ 4 a taba - Leith ain WD Jez hy oo Seth ct bodisue, J M Lem, atsrvith 2 U8 fh43 ‘eadorh wn Navrep — Lenctarr AN bifbesesebe 4 Dit ajo un hp tr Las frnc. Asthuga Ae CBG f, apt beg gecslx pod Cnvedtibinny Jon lprriten andeaisth 2 an Ware. £4 1a h)72, wethiin. ba Md ee . Pocted Lif | Mal ps releyis bot wel free, Lyptemck: top an ite Lb) At, Lee, wert ite tes aah Anat, Prturl - Leann. few ¢o- vob, fer CK a for yom ‘hen v8 fear LF Yhewew. a hye Lette Yb SS Oo nyu £3 hots bw oo bone — luwtepey an wit bin ashen al, i, E stheh dict Telize Carligns G 2), [ref wigudf feccgte, Corviven, hatinail Lore b, FL, her nets ane Ls a Sra Aoldce . ir BE! Leahy: erg 3 ALi bea, 14-0000 ~ i f bach be: corp whet ig aeulhe y Rage: qed & fer 4 A dan, hy we a . — Vrepst bkde(fob-sl) — Fine pttheo a - : a fepuibls-cd, tC Kee Le heroine, fest = 1 ROR 06-40 antl Varo 24 dprf cell ay fe ae Merely Love: uf cent Lined ref AN dst: Negev Cedi 5 Hiner itl Mayr 0 the raufwaze ty - My hay | ye ee (anki Te ee “ee «ne Cd. arn Ae 16-118, Aesvgly Dall, Levsd obyllers, Ca £0 0les., whey tt, geet fell fart, Meal 7 Aang ruabel hla gt fee 4 eee wna Corey? Alscoosing en Th yprera ereplistire® Aa bye ecthyy ihe? Aughony’ Asuds, ye Tha ¥ fated Bre od Atle, 7h. Ain ; etal fu aot Auf, tig at olb A Priteds G xa vad hak, arbi 5 pt a Me hats vin pride Fake ute Mose feta ses di bipen Arc ° Ste - '4, b, td ~ Alege wat tguc SF Jp Yneone. ferewr: . rust hee: Ste tela Le, 14-0000 . “erst fasmners; Lye LP Teed; Sy! .. fw « An ABB 5 j Wf. ao presaiany poe 7 an patgyed) ' zomepoucd, Cn Open preg Kafe } woul - poss ref aamassre: cot zradly “deefareg ta e _ = -_—___. bevin’ MM. intl & pie Lad sae whe, Pose ypey : bid wast whe Nagel, | st wand? . Ada whe Kite 29-300 bu i from f bys | begal peonpslr, seonfenos eon Guturt Teg fie Pages van out Page wt ff ilaeonts, yan Cntibile reeds aus Hine; Yoo itt ry porepedl, Lat (am pote. Cron, clang yeporipet? dundee a me mR YW, Aikir Hs . Bp Ast th T én dds 1h pr ek liteal fopiaven’ a “us oe Ae2tid ~ Hes Combel fC Lectizty, at foe De 5 Geert ca SHS NTE 18 5 hed. forums tole # Leip on ha lath ghen, yh f bach | aT ryt; doten covet Aes th eB etek fw: } “keg inns La +2 ph yely tay Leaguer el i antrebaigborn, Abate tyebpete?} ; ecbgef (VGm ¢ Ze meant gee, ae that - ebay eohir fe pets ae i a "fen ‘nl bl 4 Mmget orn iftacte } hesvan Meitign handy, 209° ney _avell brtrred » A tvda apt Y heph ra fowges lan Mineekey > otic ( A der># $fhensi tadpole fire a fring 5 \ oy het Syrn) Auk, for; Ariqgunl® fa- Zr. a Cpreaiee. M0 hut de faofln ; Cen be fossel Phage. tuny tas fore 336 a my kh apedeliot my fits — fon, tects 3 tler he - om tate (presen; Aabrted PR sone FF diya A Et, iaten thi gtith, { feud esace fale the * heh bi) Poses fpf tree; scat) Johar jf atoll "he drvaf fa ed f- _ oda IP ge te te bat baa 14-0000 ‘ a . een eer = | age ad Pek; nb Aid Aytn a Yo 1 2. pene) ' pred capt, f AP owe, pegs) “P pe lesa “ap py bro ‘ uonlf i filles “poles j AMEE, be EP Acoma Vaan Srupil Lindishete de ot eT ee ork ty hdt, Ang be byztliec, PfftrclD AC pieege Mgill CY) Clan, ct Loa FFtg 0a, Liuiphosic tage), fe efO8 | fay 2) 5 aap Aura, M17. Can cpeledt bain, et if : SUF 4p - Gb — Ake wo Lhe bac M % MA been sud fp 2 poe ( det Lit : . : Regs a ie Lin te Eaux ut) Auf Aakigh 1 CautidiTe ass Lely “ae tose he fe beet fe 1d Me ox AG Lape - festtd Ans ¢ BELL Cedi Tow ABgé Kay wet Bin «) ;
104-10185-10105.pdf
14-00000 104-10185-10105) | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. SaERRer aaemameeerueree RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ar ‘ ‘ts Lasetd RA ER: CEASERS SNS SRG Sane RRR Sa a ERIN a SRS SESS STS Sk ietei RE Sa ry aa 3 A + a REENSES ASH SESS SR 3 Direcedan General. Be nteligencia . VGctaral Directorate. ‘of... Intelligence - DGI).. is Cuba: - He resides at Calle 15 nusiber.,. _ Manuel? Marquez, ; ‘Palya de Saata. Fe, Mariano, 4.9, Reparto jaa . RELOVA Penichet, probably. idéatical with ‘the above Subject, lefc Mexico for ‘Habana on 8 July 1963. and was ‘the™ ‘nolder of, Cuban passport number D/€3/415. : . z aa Geesetar” J ted that Osvaldo ‘RELOVA,; the First’ Secretary | of the: : Cuban. ‘Embassy. in. Canada,. ‘arrived in ‘Kingston on. 14 October 1983. He -was in Kingston . for .one. week: ‘aid Lived atthe Cuban . a " Gensulute office, ‘RELOVA: was’ reportedly waking an*dnsp ction. trap.’ RELOVA was born-on 13 Augtist 1930, in Habaha..His. - i. -home address" was ‘given as 15H 2419 Santa Fe, Habana. “He : - @erried Cuban: passport number D/63/415. ‘issued in Habana on. 17 June 1963... i : . e Mee SECRET. - . oe . ‘ ee et od 7 devon Feet ae tt AS fo oe tn £ .. NO FOREIGN DISSEM - Tota | aRay - Y. + at NSA RED CINCLANT CINCSO FF ish (Note: Field distribution indicated by “=%.) “| STATE ~” ' Li ISAcAN ADA TLX= . LSE ABRIT ISH Ty KO PROSE d/2 te : Léwase fag yy escr-33 go. 6 ws RID/Av_. [yi I ri s i -tuvyave fp PT eoiinaring _ :E “e on reraus WA/SA 7 (1), WE 1 (2), Cl 4, RID L TT etawon & BS ‘ ; | is "301 -Fanias 4 POT NS oy RRS Ce cn enerrmene mem eers seen - a 14.90000 19 Octobe SRE y 2 ach . “Phe addréss on his ys, "Santa Fe Banch: sic), Eabdoa. a nada on 16. ‘August ‘1963, déstined: to .vi ; “Commerical: ‘Attache in Hontr a2 . Yn. ‘early 1961, " RELOBA "was - an " ganikad Stator. o a séetion > Of the Consolidated . Hardware’ Storés : sand: annexes. - *, T9612 he went, to See source. to’ get-hélp. ith an ‘investi ation” ‘on ‘a My. BARRAL, Administrator of - “the; “Consolidated - (sieys' _ RELOBA was requesting source's ‘aid.in “the Belief that source - ~ “was still working for 'G-2; source did‘not tell him otherwise. -RELOBA is a new Communist who. wants to be more than MARX. and - is. trying to instruct everyone around’ hin. Source said that- RELOSA was born about 1934, is 164 pounds ;. five fee: nine ‘inches in height, has a nedium' thin’ build, .a ‘long ‘faée, and a Jong thin necx. He has dark eyes, black hair, ‘is partially, bald, and has a small, thin mistache. “ etn epee ee SEC. R E Tv. se No FOREIGN’ DISSEX “ : :
104-10185-10110.pdf
14-0000 104-10185-10110 (2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 This a. wae efecting the National Defense of the Vurted Gates within the menting of the Taionace ' boy - 18,0 8.6. veces. 793 to 936, the traaebintod or Fevaiation. of waICR an any manaee ww ag unsuthorizd person, & _ pronis *, f St a ee FOREIGN DISSEX : oo rd counrayCUd2 ma Bont NO. €CT-316/00699-64 ._ suscct Julian NOVAS Fernandez’ ~~~ >"! pave pistR. «27 August 1964, 9°, fou ee NO, PAGES 2 - REFERENCES - SATE OF 1964 a INO . | PLACES ~ DA gE SEO. an er forner “Gaban 1s. officer who. served with the Cuban rat : 7 Service ‘antil April 1964. mo eadguasttor s ‘Gosiionte - ae ‘sport ‘4g “éne Or a ‘Séries ‘containing péa _ J informat? on provided ‘by the source and includes - supplem tal inforhation from. the récords of this Agency. ae ; a Ck a It 4s- requested that the addressees take no action on. vanyzof (yf ae an “ ' the tadividuals mentioned in the porsonality. reports withoot = a. Co a an irs< checking with this Agency. ; ; . . , Source was shown 2 photograph of Julian NOVAS rernandez ; . 1 : and source. identified him as a Cuban ‘intelligence Officer. Source -s2w NOVAS at the Cuban Embassy~in Mexico Cit 8, March 1964 - and assumod he was -a- functionary there. 3, 4, 5, t Heaccuarters Comments a. ilthough source saw Julian NOVAS Fernandez at the Cuban sere _— cmbassy in Mexico City: in March 1964, the records of this” on _Agenvy veveal that. source was probably. in error in - a: mo we _ assuming. .that NOVAS was assigned to that Embassy and ‘ , at is moro likely that he was just passing through. oy . . _ The Zollowing traces by this Agency is the basis for ' . : this conclusion. 2. an]official Janaican source} in a report dated. 24 March 1964, . stated that Julian NOVAS nandez arrived in Kingston, Janaie2, on LS March 1964, to take up his duties at the : Cuben Consulate .in Kingston as Commercial Attache. . Source 4 i speaks excellent English. Since his arrival he. has been especially occupied with girls. It should be noted that. SECR z T - NO FOREIGN DISSEM Hawa l ‘tN ho | STATE 1 ola wer | Navy | ata ! RED CINCLANT CINCSO # - I&NS “ery wNeter Field distribution indicotud by EX-1645 Home =316/C60599- wud, Ho PROJECT (ARK PE waa 965,04 7 - miu ens .. ~ 201-747936 - said that NOVAS has the appearance of an American and ve ee eee ate 14-0000 . oo . Nis wide ¢ig-not accospany hin and gou poo a 7 aeraval may be delayed in view af NOVA wo a feminine civersion. : In a report dated March 1964, this sane source said tha ° Julian NOVAS Toeruances, the Cuban Connercial attache <t tha -_ Cuban Consulate in Kingston, Jamnica, was born on 2 ‘Seste=xbar- 1938 na Eabana, Cuba. He carried diplomatic passport D/G4/S0 which - was issued in Haband.oa 26 February’ 1964. His home adcrdss was ~ given as Carnan No. 18, Vibora.- Ee-arrived in Kingstoa frou - or Mexico on 1S uarch 1964, on Moxicana Flight Number 305. cz) . . 4) hls sane source, in a report dated 238 April 1964, stated that |< the wire of Julian NOVAS Fernanced, the recently- arrived Ouban : Commercial Attache, arrived in Mitston on 22 April 1964, " via wiexico. Ker name is Amarilis Yerte VALDES Hijuelos and she was born on 19 May 1937, in ‘Jiguani, Oriente, Guba. VALDES — has beea indisposed since her arriva] in Kingston; ‘this is’ : . probably due to her: adyanced pregnancy . Her home address ia}. |, Cubs is Avenida 31, Number 3622; Ecbana. She carried i ploaatic : _ passport D/6./239, issued in “abana ‘on 9 April 1964. “ ae meagan seca taens mae ent a nk Whaat eth ENAAG HH #08 AH Loge - 5. This sane. source, in a report ‘dated ‘9 May 1964, noted: that _ : the sasary and alléwances of the new Cuban Commercial Attache, at Julian NOVAS S$ Fernandez; ‘suggests that he is the new Cub:2* : io Intelligence Service chief ina Jamaica, ‘succeeding Gerardo. SANCHEZ “Robert . SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM : . iwi? Sparme niet © wee we ‘ .
104-10185-10117.pdf
14-0000 104-10185-10117, | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | + fe nee sem Le CE Ted A Stee WIE Che meaning of tre Eaponnes lows Tue ine Wigeo use: oe cveeiaiion of whieh (G Buy MANGE te BD UREUIb reed fere is proniol.c By tae. . . wo Ya. Cae Wa, aca % ae ' i SECRET “i : ‘ ; NO FOREIGN DISSEY 4 COUNTRY Cuba 7 REPORT NO. NO. PAGES 3 REFERENCES Are oF 106¢ - mace g Washington, D.C. . cate aco. August 1964 FEO REPORT NO. fVlPT Suse FRR AdGsSS DATE STR 21 August 1964 THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEMINITIVL APPRAISAL OF CONTENT (3 TENTATIVE, sounce. A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban to Intelligence Service until Apri | 1964. , Headquarters Comments " ; The following report is one of a series containing por information provided by the source and includes supp fnformation from the records of thig Agency. - a ™, eb e - seats CE . It ‘la “Fequested ‘that the addressees ‘take no action on any of: : the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. Source identified a photograph of Comandante Jose FERNANDEZ and maid that hia nickname is "Zl Gallego." FERNANDEZ is the chief of all army training schools from cadets up. Ho ia not connected with Cuban Intelligence. . . Headquarters Comments 1. In a veport dated 11 May 1960, from an untested source, 4t was reported that one Jose FERNANDEZ, possibly identical with the abave Subject, was a Cuban Ambassador on an arma buying missions in Rome, . . ry sonality mental 2. In June 1962 a Cuban national, untested, whose father was an old army friend of Jose FERNANDEZ, aka "El Gallego," reported the following information: FERNANDEZ ig Chief of Artillary Schools in Habana Province; he frequently gives lectures on artillery weapona at a School for Membera of the Western Army , woo “SECRET NO FOREIGN OISSEM 4 4 3 3 1 USA. ROS LL Moe [a oan plat — rerest WHSA 7 (1), WE 1 (2), CI 4, RID AM-3 53 21E , TEES? 955 3 fpy (La Escuela para los Miembres de Ejercita Occidente). Sad CSCI 316/00693-64 1,2,3,4,5,6, 0d te oh ND PROJECT (AMMUGAI ) T rscr- 316/00693-44 semrmrnel nes an a 14-0000 3. . aka “El Gallego," has an office . - ! ~i~ fe wes a captain in the aray dsring BATISTA’s time and wat tn prison for his parss in the 4 April Movement until his reiease. by CASTRO. FERNANDEZ sas rot known to be a Communist and, at the tims of tbis repert (1962), was not considered to be one Ke attended artillery schcels in the United States (dates and places unknown) and speaks English well. He is ell educated and well trained for the position he holds. He 1s often referred to as "El Gallego Fernande2." FERNANDEZ allegedly was chief of the operation agatost the invaders of- Playa Giron in April 1961. He was described as having been born about 1921, being six feet one inch tall, 185 pounds, having ldght grayish eyes, light brown hair, a fair complexion, waite even teeth, and an oval face. He speaka with a Castilliao accent. - , : A fairly reliable source, ip a report dated 17 July.1962, ~ Stated that Major Jose Ramon FERNANDEZ was the Chief of the Soccion Preparacion y Organizacioa Combativa (Section for the Preparation and Organization of Warfare - SPOC), the Cuban Army's key man for defense against invasion, and the” militury brains of the country. He had access to all secret —~ information.. FERNKNDEZ received his im tructions exclusively from Fidel and Raul. CASTRO with whom he.ia in personal contact..« +; He ‘received hig military education in the United States. . He -is intelligent and reportedly not a Communist. — 2 thie “\ Cuban national, untested, reported in September 1962, that the facilities of the Military Acadesy at Camp Manegua were peing utilized as a training center for officers, officer— candidates and non-commissioned officers. Major Jose FERNANDEZ, .. oa the ground floor of the first building as you enter the camp. FERNANDEZ and a. General Exsrique LISTER prepared all the training schedules, pamphiets, and training aides, as well as joint exercised in which air ground (armor and infantry) have participated. In a 14 November 1962 report, an untested source said that Comandante (fnu) FERNANDEZ is the only Cuban official who is completely within the confidence of the Soviets with respect to the military fortifications of the Habana area. ra . . An official Soahish Service} in a report dated 18 May 1963, Stated that an unidentified "usually reliable source” said’ that Major Jose Ramon FERNANDEZ, known as "Zl Gallego," is the one who made the preparation for CASTRO's trip to the Soviet Union in February 1963. FERNANDEZ arrived in Habana from Moscow two days before CASTRO's surprise departure. 7 . a: SECRET §: - . _ NO FQREIGN DISSEM 14.90000 . . a3- ce 93 «4& fairly reliabie gource, in @ report dated 7 August 1963, . Oo stated that she did not think FERNANDEZ was a Communist es he ‘ . ‘ has always had Catholic tendencies but that he te a correct . -soldier and puts the military above everything. He is divorced acd his ex-wife is living in Miami with their two daughters, vanecis, born in 1951, and Alic}2, born in 1955. ~ r¢) ‘ . .8. & source who is a fiigh ranking Coban military/officer who baa ‘ good contacts among Cuban officials (be has not submitted many reports, but they appear to have been accurate) reported in — September 1963 that Major José Ramon FERNANDEZ Alvarez, Chief oe” of Training, General Staff of the Cuban Rebel Aray, is anti- Communist and a military type in the strictest sense of the word. He sticks to his military duties acd scrupuloeely ayoids politics; he keeps himself completely isolated from all political elements. He is proud of his present status and thankful to CASTRO for it; for fear of losing it he appears whwilling to undertake any kind of activity against ~ : ‘the CASTRO regime. CASTRO is undoubtedly knowledgeable of . : ' PERNANDEZ' attitude and has sufficient confidence in him to. retain him im his present position. CASTRO also is aware that he has few officers with the military discipphine, -- know-how, and experience posseased by FEANANDEZ. _ err ter wes x ee Ve aeor gt tbe ae gen noe Be,
104-10185-10128.pdf
104-10185-10128 _ | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . me re ee Roe . os 0 . 5 ts eo - + ea eee , ‘ ; CENTRAL INTELUGENCE AGENCY ‘Tats material coutalus tufcrmation adecting the Nationa Oxc.cre of the United Siutes within the meaning <f the Caplonane Laws Tite YR USC bee tH) and 724, the transmission or fereaticn of which ta ony clanocr to am uta. d Tie SRS le promibiial Sy law, SECRET NO FORSIGN DISSzu countay Cuba ‘ REPORT NO. C$ CF 316/00643-64 ' susigcr. Guillermo ARASTAGUIA DATE DISTR. 11 August 1964 NO. PAGES QC . REFERENCES CSCI-3/779 ,803 CS-311/00115-64 DATE OF : INFO. 1964 : piace g. Washington, D. C. DATs ACQ August 1964 FIELD REPORT NO, TES 1S UNSVALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE CAADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT [S$ TENTATIVE, source. 4 former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. ; / Headquarters Comments The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. iP - A ae It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without : first checking with this Agency. . 1. Guillewmo ARASTAGUIA, pseudoaynm "Rene," is tho chief of the , _ Dopartment of Technicul Operatiozal Support (MI) ia the ic Direccion General de Inrelizseneia (General Directorate of RETURN TO CIA { . Intelligence - DGI). Me was forserly the secretary of Background Use Only : Reaniro VALDES in the Departanente de Seguridad del Estado t (Department of State Security ~ DSE), but ARASTAGUIA was a 4 Do Not Reprouuce follower of-Anibat ESCALANTS and because of a problea concerning ESCALANTE and because ARASTAGUIA was believed to ba a homosexual, VALDES transferred him to the DGI. ARASTAGUIA went to the Youth Festival in Helsinki as a representative of the DGI and has traveled to Moscow three times. 2. AZASTA.GUIA was born in 1954, is about five feet seven inches in height, has blond hair and green eyes. He is fat, has a Chin that juts out, lips that are somewhat sunken,, saga has a , rather high pitched voice and seems effeminate, 125 _ : Neadcuarte ss Comments zy ‘ 1. A report dated 6 October 1960, fron an fofficial nteorean]) source, provided a list or “Cuban Communists. ne Guillermo ARRASTIA, aka “Rene," possibly identical with Guillefno eebes: -§ 3 ARASTAGUIA, was included and described as a first lieutenant, 2 1 SECR -E Tt NO FOREIGN DISSE i NDA MOU te Oo Lar NAVY bar RED CINCLANT CINCSO = ISNS. tNore: Field aacribucion indicated by “3“) i Bia ix-l05l NO PROJECT CARN G/? CSCI-S 1S /003543-34 wef ; pro hat ,@), WE 1 (2), CI+4, RID i 14-0000 "al Se ee be eet Bee ker ft tee ee, . a oe a On tre ene ee ee ee Be eee * ECRetT NO FOREIGN DISSES ARRASTIA was reported to have the confidence execuiive, in G-2. oft Kaul CASTRO and Ramiro VALDES; and he was VALDES' righthand man in G-2. . : : an official roster listing the military staff personnel comprising the intelligence Departmont, G-2, of tho Cuban itinistry of the armed Forces (iINFAR) was received by a representative of this agency from an untested source in a report duted 1 March 1961. Included on this list was one First Licutenant Guillerno | ASRASTIA Fundora, possibly identical with Guillermo ARRASTAGUIA. In a report dated 28 October 1962, a list of identified and Suspected Cuban intelligence officers way included, the list was received fron an fofficial liaison servicd 24 One First ‘Lieutenant Guillermo ARRATIA (or ARRASTIA) Fundora was included on the list and described as an idontified intelligence officer on the G-2 Headquarters staff. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM a
104-10185-10171.pdf
14-0000 104- 10185- 10171 Bly goer TO FILE wo. * 7ane ase SET. To qrance is] | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | p RETURN TO CIA , . : ; Use Oni : -4 sy Reproduce” wort, Oras Go stow . aa . - ve - . erases to rie me. Lon C= CS 7 VAASSIFLED MESSAGE _ . Soe, stsmoy Chase. > C— SECRET 2617004 (cre [adatom 628 .. DIRECTOR rhaH25 182 IS ANUG-1 DEBRIEFING (SPANISH VERSION) FORWARDED > (Modw}3sa7 we CLEARED) FOR PASSAGE (T9 Liarsond IF SO, PLAN GIVE PKESENT COPY TO [CO ARRIAGA} PLS ADVISE. IF AFFIRMATIVE, PLS SEND ADDITIOWAL : COPY ror &rat row RETENTION. - SECRET ~ NNN
104-10185-10202.pdf
[104-10185-10202), | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . a 7 a — r ‘ , . ry wee OPnOnn, Ate HO Te ~ Or UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Cree ET : 7 Memorandum - Sa rebig : To : Chief, WH Division - A AU” hte: 21 August 199% ATTN :. Barney Hildago ; FROM : Chief, Safehouse Branch , ; ‘ SUBJECT: Safehouse #405 : ° . : ia : . . * REQUISITION: Your requisition for a domestic safehouse (Req. 64-9) routed to us through the Central Cover Staff (CCS 263) has been met by the following property in the manner herein described. PROPERTY: A two bedroom furnished et oun ger Ey located in the 74 Genit fills “Apartments 3) located at Street. and (Bast-West fitehvay,) Silver Spring, MD. 9 zy to q . LESSOR: G@urmit Hills Apartments ‘East-West tenes}, Gi Gi1ver Spring, Mae) LESSEE: Mr. (Roger McK. eae security cleared attorney with offices located a ose Wilson Bh vd.) Avlington, Virginia. Office Telephone 66 Gh 4-551 LEASE: The lease is on file in the Safehouse Branch, Office of Logistics. The terms are for &.eix month period from 1 July 1964 through 31 December 1964. COVER STORY: Mr. (hed>has leased the apartment for his client Mr. V. Rodriguez who fs in the Washington Metropolitan area and is associated with the{Inter- University Comittee for Political and Social Action.) 24 a CASE OFFICER: As stipulated by you, Mr. Barney Hidalgo has been designated as the responsible case officer. Any future change in case officer must be reported promptly to the Safehouse Branch. 6 FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS : All obligations for rent, utilities, and other related « expenses, will he paid by Mr. Snea>) the lessee cutout. Bills received at the Safehouse should be passed to the Safehouse Branch upon receipt. . EDWARD 'U, DENISON v Orig. - Addressee Bi ‘1 = OL/RECD,SHB Official file OL/RECD/SEBATPRyany 3/3683 93 (pf
104-10185-10205.pdf
[104-10186-10206 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 e r . * “ ° ‘ . « t ee ; ~ we ate on ee a: o-- : ra : - 29 . 7 re SUNIT HGLL- PROPER {TIES, INC © Lo ~ a ' 16th Street & East-West "Highwuy . Ce . Silver Spring, Md. rod “a . ° va . y REMINDER August 17, 1964. 7 6 moger Ghea 6500 lOth St., #0-32)) August (1, 1964 + 2210.v0 According to our records, your rent due has not been received by this office. This, no doubt, is an oversight ; on your part and we will appreciate your check by return mail to cover same. In this connection, you are advised that all rents are duc an payable in Full by not Later than ten (10) days after same becomes /due, and your cooperation will be appreciated. as yy A Thanking you, we remain, 29 SUMMIT HILL OPERTIE Silvas sor, 8 ipevland Y yy vA ‘i WA. Vis “kes oe — ata wr A idwaging Agents . \ \y R . \ Ip 4 jr)
104-10185-10209.pdf
2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992). 14-00000¢ State f 104-10185- 1020 of ca 4 ‘i Acconbancz WITH ssa ens huako0 4. vo : - OT , ‘ ‘Grncato Jesus SARCIA Guzman a | a= undorean 2-8 hota = g3 Wl uadorean) Vace Cert. fis ee | “(ass /Forn 19h (shoving arrival in: U.S. 2 26 fal 29642)) : Mota! We are also returning subject's Cuben Ducunénts as 3 follows: 2. Cuban Dipl, PP Yo. D/64/139 : Lon 2. Cuban Ord PP 2 2560 , 3. Cuban Int, Face. Cart. 296598: \. ‘Negative of subject * é ~ OFFIC ER'S SIGNATURE NOTE: Authentication Materials must be returned to TSD/IB as soon as the: intended operational use has been fulfilled; unused documents, _ whether filled in or blank, must be returned to TSD/IB when no longer needed... TSD/IB should be notified if any of the Authentication Materials are destroyed, lost, or for any other reason can no longer be returned. \ : D-061 SECRET
104-10185-10228.pdf
104-10186-10228| , | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 . /. a, - ANIUG/1 ; ; 1 July 196% > Meno for the Records On 1 July 1964 AMMUG wes transferred from ssfehouse #2 to the new apartment located at (8500 1¢th Street, Silver Springs, Naryland,) On arrival at the apartment, about 1430, the quarters were not ready and the furniture had not teen put in place. The apartment was ready at 2000 the sare day, A!2{UG's apartment does not have a phone nor was it furaished with kitchen utensils. Sheets, a radio, end “itchen uteasils were purchased by AlMUG. Miss Fetrowski has sade arranserents for tha instsliation of a telephone. Daaiel Flores {fpf
104-10185-10230.pdf
[104-10185-10230 “ | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | al . a - . ‘ . ' VIVIANs~ Folloving situation re Laddies 1- Eo -ants akt balance of his May pey 20d. 2- Gora bya) and Roger ‘Shes) are waiting for word fron you ‘In order to all the people at(Sumit aia syartnents) asi give them 3 d,y notice before Laddie can move in. (seait wa Apts) 61s would like to know (vken motioe is given) what type beds to furnish ept with (double sizgle-Lad does not care shich.) uP
104-10185-10234.pdf
14-00000 104-10185-10234 we 4 > . Gln | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 1 16 June 1964 . MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: SAFEHOUSE FOR AMMUG-1 r 03 1. The undersigned cailed Mr.(John Ryan pf the Safehouse : on 15 June 1964 Procurement Section to arrange for the Safehouse for AMMUG-L° 8484 zy at Summit Hill Apartments, ,16th Street, Silver Spring, Maryland} 33 2. Mr. (Ryatcalled on the morning of 16 June 1964 to say _ cant 24,10 that a deposit had been placed on Apartment(G- 2)at(3500 16th Street, Summit Hill Apartments, Silver Spring, Maryland) 3. Security has been notified and the apartment is now being shecked. If everything goes well Mr. (Roger SHEA) Attorney in Arlington , Virginia will sign the lease beginning 0] July i964. The lease will be for Vladimir Rodriguez Lahera. Y_ Vivizh A. Petrowski ~~
104-10185-10243.pdf
14. ‘104- -10185- 10243). ane pe a Paes won py | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . oy omemesmecteie © nm mr Pana =. a as Tne nine it at a neh ne in catare tapas AD: 30 June 1964 MEMO FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: IN &S CARD Called Mr. Knott in the Alien Affairs Staff for AMMUG-1's INS card. He will check wiih them to see if things are moving. A. far as he knows they are trying to get MUG's - file which might still be at the border. | Fi Cppl (Ava wt ia 10 im a pee r {orienp SUBJECT: SAFE APARTMENT AT(suMMIT HILL) AMMUG-1 to move in on the Xk Ist of July. Called there today to check if everything is ready. Will pick.up lease from layyer : today and hand carry there tomorrow. Lou DeSanti and Daniel . Flores taking MUG out ther kx tomorrow. BUYING linens for " the apartment out of ops expenses. DK. fUlee IMEC, be a - “uf CAkl han £ thick. ha _brtdene n bad —y «) DEG ;
104-10185-10244.pdf
14-00000 104-10185-10244) | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | RSG situhencrecten oR Se ie ET ew Bettis vey eater Sit EGR SNH Re at " SRE 3 ee ae ex Bit Sa aligese 1 “i eset peat SRE EEE, Deputy ‘Director of Secur: rity, (Clnyestigations a and Operational Support)”. ‘: COVERT: SITE = 24 . ‘Avartizent: G 32. - ‘Sumit Hills. Apartme nt Poh Heference is made to your memorandye: dated: 19 May 1964 to the |. ' . Chief, Safehouse Procurement. Branch, Office of.- ‘Logistics. ‘This meo- S ” . ‘“randum reguest “ed the procurement. ofa _safehouse to be occupied by e . t : 3 ted‘in the | Pethesda, ! Ms Q houise -Proct ra tt 1 2 for’ the use of the Subject. ~ ao , » Covert Sit ne “". security s: a , ' directed to Section VI on Page 2 of this-report ‘which lists possible ss security hazards. .This is: brought to your attenticn .s o that you will re . be able to take errrorriate action to. prevent any compromise of activi- a -- ties at the Subject Covert Site. . oP urvey cor. bots fasted on n ‘the Subject prenis es. “Your attenticn is. a 3. For your information a search cf Office of Security Incices . ~ So in the nazezs of f£ the individuals Listed in the attached report has | 7 failed to rev real ary additional notewcrtry or derogatory inforration . identifiatie with them. - ‘ : . 4, Under no circumstances may classified material be stored iz ‘ the Subject Covert Site. In addition, the Sucject Covert Site may not . be loaned to or utilized. by another corr .of the Agency withcut the prior concurrence oF the:Central Cover! Sra. the Safehouse Procurement-: Branch, Clrice of Logistics ard this effi : p/ | —— ed ta” o -o° LA a & Hee 28 a & . ie Ors ie teal tsar ve Sao e358 . “YO 1. - aa ee RE. Be “mg ras oO ed 2. . TOR OF SECURITY ‘It ‘is reque ffice has no further ‘office in'a sealed’ enve. your.o 5 when. “panltn Wp te AN Rhea afecins os ASG oS eras pa dy Ban FOR THE DIREC , > Victor R...White Is pel Tes Attache: Report ‘dated 18 June 1964 Central Cover Staff cc Safehouse Procurement’ Branch T SFERE OH I 17S i 2D prove 2 uf Ke 14-0000 O ESTIG y, ATIC NIV te: tool oet j eo oe fF . 2 4 Ge DV Ee RE] oe! : “3 { | bo: D4 - 3 ’ opts : ns _— ' . . 7 7 4 i | tor s ' toy i Sap | . Do, | ty ad 4 ‘ soy : PR yee Gj * ee | ! l STING OF NG Lo RE POE Kote ( ' . _ 14-0000 SUPUECT SITR as located > ‘in. tke e : fo ,round ficor of an apartment nuildins* CO béth Street RT Tee building t+) > large -oortment develonment, known Writs Aportmon’ sand 1- located ; The wing on Kirn as” fated. an Gunn . yhert nee. ott Path SEPCG . ‘ , fhaagtsn--thorou:ht ne nut oe GYAtUtransports tir ane facitities are reacily everiable. | Telepho: service is on an andiviraaal sunseriber bavis. Fire and peliece protection are. adequate. Ontby- pos..1ble, Security havera noted ier SURJECT SITE LS tee oresimity of SUBUECT SITE s windows to nos; ible penciration orem es, farked: in: AG aG ont) Bara pround Ievellon the Bis pees) data an pr Stuy Sip) REPCRT NO. BMT 1125 nomen te 14,0000 SITS budddin’ . arte t: sighes ye lope tesyehionw is located: arene: ey shinetTena, D. .C:., Gita ‘Street et Vest hig TWA, Tre SUBJECT SITE. ‘bul dt Montgomery: county: “Waryland, To the 3 T SUPE Suilupne rs. another apertment) bu sch Strict) BF, Gemmit Hitls Ap etris rade rn . it Hi ale 18. ot the SUBI RNOWI) aS. oO se 1 hore: : Rout whieh is Vi "ed ayproaim:. tebe dats verds sent SUBJECT SITE bua Ldatig. Retmonn area (45 sth ‘Street, 2 buaidine as loented a bar,e park eralng Jot. abies bs psraitel iThd PUILDING, Ci Rew. 519 is Or trom ath: and SUBIECT SS UTE lat... Ace ta r cles omy. fate wees ane Bene woare aadiiiorsl apartree atr uid, fin Gs per 1 . the east of SUBJECT SITE buildin tub Street: £9 let . Lor. of Shad h SeRSECT SITE ouildine it laid out the Lorm 1-2 ss with wings -¢ytenuing north, east. TANG west. SUBIECT, SITE is. located: inkthe ectreme soutnerét corner ‘ort the east wing-or SURFECT SITE nud =D Cc. Trausit: hus. service is oval ahie Alen; Goast- aghwayo un Sark ing lot- locate. ir close proximity “to SUBJECT oI TE isa pus steo ror D.C. Transit. This parkans lot as: lecated aire. ‘thy norte ot the east wing ‘of SURJECT SITE nuildta:. Tavi'eab ‘service: is also : availeble. Complete personal services are located 2 oreros imately Limite awiv ia Silver Spring, Maryland, q which can ke reached by travelin: east of Route (10 bulx of parking area lor ‘Rutomebiles surrounds the~ SITE building. . . UeSCRIPTIG’ OL SiTE _ . . No interior rpsesctiow ef the SCHRCT STTE wak fcunducted. SUP TLCT SETE ray Le enteree tirot oo the maga ty endmidee saat prem en Mele bak este nce des ted midway”. Joa the oath. Side of: the Pia b he a att rast im, ae the SUPSECT SITE building: te ependye st MG ‘aa 14.90000 ' SCHRIER) born 1922 an Mors} MY dat. ‘the extreme Tlooes. of “cake , rr are _ Police protection is wiferded hy the Monteomery eo County Police Department wbieh bar « subetatien located on Georgia ‘Avent te in Silver ‘Sprinu. “erytand. Fire protection . the Stiver Saran Fire Department. “vt, POSSIBLE SECURITY HAZARDS. “> _ - : SUnJECT S SITE. i located on the sround flé6or of : SUBJECT SITE building (below s1ound tevel) and, thus. - . “SUBECT SITE" 3 windows are Pt ocround level. Visual and, technical nenetration may be possible. trom the Jand.area surround ins, SUBJECT SITE buildins and from the parking lot located “approximately fifteen yards to the seuth of i SUBJECT SUTE ‘ualdin.- and SUBIECT SITE. No other security ; Tale hazards were noted and -the closest tuaiding to SUBJECT SITE . ae mo building 20) approximately rifty yards away. re VII. OUTLINE OF EXHIBITS | : - Exhibit A - dia:ram depicting SUBJECT SiTE / ouilding and area surrounding it. : - oy Exhibit B - dia ram of -round level floor of SUBJECT SITE huildire. -VEET., SICGRAPHTICAL DATA Apartment G VO, : ol / This tpartmert is occupies by one Gtenaet ts nado and marrted to Joan. sent) , has been ete loyea tor vears as ano investigator by fPaul M. SACHS. +520 Gonnes ir ct Avenue, NW, Who is further 0 ape | 3) - OSEORGE 14-0000 333 59g _ i deseribed by credit sdurces an cai noattorney specsal izin wn investmenteecuwe bay Addit ww intormat fon indic that (SCHRIED Dreva cus yo! esided a Bais “Perry Placdy an previously employed ty Cre WIGHAR) Geners fy Gis enon. detrimentscl] credit anforms t tony poaven ie ormation, © House Committee on Un-\merican Netivities records were . an : rellected ta the nome or (SCHRIED tr w ‘his wite. soe we . “ Apartmest 118 Cloeatya direetly ever SUBJECT SITED / gg : This apgyrtmert an the residence ot (Esther JOULES) _* white female born(2¥ December rSu? oan Russia y and her —. - ad daught er gQis lured JOU LSD ehite ‘femalg tos Whom two. dates Lo so ov biretare listed: @ Mav yg 304 and 2 March 1917 born New York 0bGsther JOLLES)ias° the widow of Goose ph ¥. JOLLES whom Montcomery Count: Hoatth Department rec yrds reflected died of natural causes on 22 dune-d8id. We" GCLLES) was . ; . . formerly the presicent of theQaryland Belt) Purkway 5 . oot wo ye . Develoument> ne. . Silver Spring, Marylaad, ance the Gorth? Portal Construstion -Camnanv) A t(eseph address of G50808 Lath Street. Nw, ts goitected fegG@oseph JCLLES Dob Giildered ie -YLES) and &stier JCILES - , af Imminracion end Naturalization records reilected a . that Asther JOLLES) S) rece veg @ certilticate of citizenshis 6 2 ‘ through dectvative means ‘March 1962) fyther JCLLEG ° ae is not a naturalized citizen but received her certificate of citizenship throupn ter tather. lev Temisration and - Naturalieation Te,. derivative. number rCa-02705)- alien . number Qeis577 is Teeated in Beltimore, Maryland. _Gesther OG - JULLES) ix employed as a homemaker, ’ Credit sources reflect a credit, raiing canmgrs tren poor’ te satisfactory in the name of Joseph, I ond (Esther JULLFS, 36 . G- o Mildred a0. c dauyhter of Gsther JCLLESD is enployed as an analyst by the Cuartermaster Corns. Depart- Pentoven, An additional address of Second and PD streets SW): riso reLiccted tor Giildred 06 JCLLESY eroloyment. Qitared Seu came to Washington from New York on 3b Tune t roto, is Singte. and has no dependents. Credit sources reflect voor tea spti,tactory -eredit ratingO4La the name of (i hired JCULE 0 Xe record for cither Mildred JCLLES)or Esther JCLLES pas retlected at appropriate police arene tesy and the Heese Committee on Un-Arerican Activities. meat of tne Arm, ESC les SEGRET | -
104-10185-10247.pdf
[104-10185-10247 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a) Yan iat in, ced = =, 2 -, 5 ‘at ; ie nn aaceaetmemmme er - oo Sue. = s so ee ey ea em a Ne ? ? ~ > nd SECRET RECEIPT FOR AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS ° _ 7 DB CASE NO. 4763___ TO: TSD/BB . DATE ; I HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE FOLLOWING AUTHENTICATION MATERIALS - . TRANSMITTED WITH MEMO NO. —A86891 __ DATED .27. Kay_196i___ AND PREPARED IN* ACCORDANCE WITH Refs: A,3.C,D,E,F, & G of AB MEMO 26891, 27 Mey 1964 Jaime Senchez Papo (Alias) 3 1 -Cuexi an Drivers Lizensp) Ho. 436747 1 - 1961(Mexicen Voters Cert) No. 6215 3} OFFICER’S SIGNATURE NOTE: Authentication Materials must be returned to TSD/DB as-soon as the intended operational use, ~ has been fulfilled; unused documents, whether filled in or blank, must be returned to TSD/DB when no longer needed. TSD, DB should be notified if any of the Authentication Materials are destroyed, lost, or for any ’ other reason can no longer be returned. Dol SECRET 2p . . DEHMA? 76S
104-10185-10248.pdf
[104-10185-10248) | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | : ~ . f eee ee -- ' ' Bee +o ° -e ea wt _ - ee ee ty 20 May 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: REJECTION OF AN APARTMENT FOR AMMUG-1 ey 1, The apartment at(Huuting Towers , Apt #731 West, Mount Vernon Avenue XBivd. ), Alexandria, Virginia was: rejected because it has been exposed to the following KUBARK staffers and agent assets: a. Mr. Delf Luim with AMDIXIE-la Cuban whoisthe /7 - (Manager for Vanedadis Magazine ind lives in(Bogata, Columbia.) b, Mr. (Mike Kline with AMTOUT a principal agent in New York, 23 oy . c. (Horace Speed)with AMCASH who is in New York, d. Lou De Santi with AMNIP-l and Dr. Winston, 2. Due to the foregoing we find it necessary to request that another apartment be secured for AMMUG-1. . i thbe ** Harold F. Swenson { ‘Chief, WH/SA/CI Distribution: 1 - WH.SA/ Logistics tA~ AMMUG-I File l= WH SA/CI Chrono FOHMAY (1hY In : LT greeny (9-b- 1602/0
104-10185-10252.pdf
[104-10185-10262 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 2 ©. . act . » * Se “er nh teeta : an ‘e a lke na ete ; Ly May 1964 Memorandum for the Record: ‘Safehouse for AMMUG-1 , - wos _ l. Per verbal agreement with ur.(Ray Scoefield this date, it was “ decided to use the following safehouse presently available for im m mediate use, . cl —- “| A wo MT, VERNON BLVD, w APT, #731-KEST al ALEXANDRIA . aa 2. This apartment was viewed by C/'WH/SA/CI yesterday and considered 035 : q adequate for AMMUG-1, Undersigned and Mr, Gcoefieid) will inventory ° household equizment on 19 May 196, (tentatively) and move A-1 into ' the aboverentioned quarters a day or two thereafter, depending upon & when WED Staffers are finished debriefing A-1, Mr, (Scoefield advised oF that ke will inform Mr,(John Ryan})Safehouse Branch, X3683, that it will no longer be necessary for the Branch to inquire re prospective apartzents for A-l in the N.W. section of Washirgton, per Wi/SA 64-376 dated 6 May 1964 Libby wi/sa/cL 120 201~71,9651/ Suzport — J4 HAY (764 Ol
104-10185-10253.pdf
[104-10185-10253 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | an . —_ TT ne — , + ~s t SOR AA Og te de Sel tates eae , ; CLASSIFIED MESSAGE inet ORG: L: LIBBY: pap ow BT 2 445) fJ NO INDEX DATE : "T. 964 {0 FILE IN CS FILE NO, TO + MEXICO CITY FROM: DIRECTOR “cone: WH/SA 8 WO ODP, CI,CI/OPS, Fi, TSD 6, WH 7, VR CHE OR TO - XRERBXXTE MEXE INFO AGUATLC PBRUMEN AMMUG REF: MEXI 9336 (IN 78050) ¥ 20506 1. KURIOT FREPARING TWO DOCUMENTS FOR REF CASE. FOR (RIVER'S LICENSE REQUIRE FULL FACE NEGATIVE, NAME AND SIGNATURE SPECIMEN IN ALIAS, DOB OF ASSET TO BE USED IN RECOVERY OF MAIL. FOR(VOTER REGISTRATION ASSUME “EMPLEADO" WILL SUFFICE FOR OCCUPATION. 29 CH 2. PLS FORWARD AIR MAIL ASAP 70 (TRAVELERS ADVISORY SERVICE P.Q. BOX 8064, S.W. STATION, WASHINGTON, 24, D.C. END OF MESSAGE. C/3 COMMENT: *REF RYBAT. fromeswe Mk be WH/3/Mexi -@ick sete) by phone) TSD/AD/ M.Walker, (by phone) Mae WH/8A/EO. ‘SMO. 5 03 C/WHD COORDINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER AUTHENTICATING SECRET neproouChoneee OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. Sl _ . if tay 6Y RNC olin ime nnn ae wg, Sant to ae r
104-10185-10315.pdf
“\104-10185-10345 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ~ oe . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . [}~ SECRET - | MOB INTOUTIBS: SB Oe 10 « OIRECTOR °- ¢ : . FROM 4 MEXICO CITY Ne ACTION, OCAW4/SA 5 (WH/SA NOTIFIEO AND COPY SLOTTED AT 425-7 KAY 64) INFO. «DOP, ADOP, C/ci, C/Fi 2, C/TSD 3, CAnI5, WR : \ 4 THatiin7 8050 | oe 7 ' SEC RE T 9717532 INMEDIATE DIR CITE MEXI 9336 RYSAT TYPIC AMMUG : REF DIR 49477 ¥ - | 1, SEE NO DIFFICULTY REF PLAN, NEXI OFFICER AN CA22Y LETTER AMD INSTRUCTIONS TO MNTY, ¢ OR BRIEF TDY MNTY OFFICER IN EXD. 2. BELIEVE SEST HOS PREPARE MEXI (IDENTITY DOLUMENTS) AS STATION Has: y Seen. v ' FORWARDED ALL EXEMPLARS, MOREOVER STATION LACKS FACILITIES $PR REPROD- ~ ; 31 . ) UCTION AVAILABLE QS, (voren S RESISTAATION) AN @uivEe2’ s Ligiiss SHOU [!:- ‘ f t ANY MEXICO CLUTY ALD2ESS WOULD BE APPROPRIATE AND SUFFICIENT FOR RE- | COVERY MAL). FROM GENERAL DELIVERY. jseener ° c/s COA4ENT: FAM EIG-L ANXIOUS WRITE WIFE IN CUBA ANO TELL HER HE OX. Tabemuune! rs - cence mee me SECRET asng REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED feo Lo . . on OR rr sin wey Oy Ge } Mu (WG-] Ble f 7 May 64
104-10186-10004.pdf
"|104-10186-10004 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | oo RETURN TO CIA 7 . Background Use Only , . Do Not Reproduce 7 eee : ‘ ; - Aye -4 ws tocee C) ves (vo : Z oO PE te trek {pine ORATE CLASSIFY To FILE HO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Oral Comies meme To FiLe se. | ===>" . exe mi0C) eer. to aaancn SECRET (“==="] REPROCLET ICN PRONISITED eestaoy OC) ne. PERSON/GmET POTLPLES |. aSvaNce COPY £7, ae x RID COPY a teeuce CT serves Diver flue VR cer fCoG Fs a7 Uihee 2 o§ Z ADD Die sfevey a | a . ~ _ - ce ewe aoe ee SECRET @21952Z pepo 20 Jia? RBSEIE pinector rwro('sdW@18e6]onvave [aio DE JANEIRO ) rerenence s(SAM G0) 5331 C74! 83 FE2) 1. IF REFERENCE REQUEST CARRIED OUT WISH CONSIDER HAVING AMMUG-1 ALSO vist (madre on SIMILAR PRESENTATION. IF PLAN FEASIBLE, REQUEST EVALUATION AMMUG-1'S POTENTIAL IMPACT, BOTH AS PERSON AND TIMELINESS HIS INFORMATION, FOR PRESENTATION crone[niwistedoF rwtertor| ano [enter Or AVALANCHE) 2. BELIEVE SUCH BRIEFING IN NEAR FUTURE MIGHT ASSIST US IN CONTINUING EFFORTS convince NEED YM SUPPORT NEWLY CREATED OF wreusrecnce UNIT FIRST OF ITS KIND AND FIVE GavaCMtcneJorricers SOON TO RETURN FROM WOFIRM TRAINING AND BEeIN OPERATIONS. - . SECRET SECRE, Wi en
104-10186-10008.pdf
‘104-10186-10008 Me tS ay 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F - KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | rn DRENET . SS. < PATRN NATE 7 Ba - COS/San Jose. Cos/Sia Sai lvador’ COS/Ssatiago | : COS/Saato Doaingo i o3/Sa0. Paulo ~ 7 cos/ ds wa VE. -REP/LANT “COS/A Le iers cs COS/Casablaaea> coe .COS/Rabat ee, , COS/Sunis” c+ : COS/Dar' Zs- Salaan-’ o .COS/Pretoria - vs ‘COS/Yaounde COS /3a maka |. C9S/Tons ray . COS/Dakar .-; COS/Acera COS/Lazos |. COS/Xinshésa’ _ COS/Bujusdbu Py COS/Addis Ababa ~ Cos/knartoua | COS/Seout COS/aangkox : COS/Saigon . COS/Djanarta COS/ Vientiene COS/Tokyo COS Mien; Kong con/sorasa les - COS /Amowaen , ‘ : tons . ' COS/Bu. rut ; OF Coz/Cairo : COS/Kavachi ; ; ; COS/New Deini Foro ar ee eee oe ent eens amin nee : Fn Ae etn en 6 oe et een een aes apes nen ee COoS/Co Lone reve fae err : COS ne aCOS ia i . 7 . { Ao tt one . . t OWT erreeerer er) Poy i OS TS STS IE Ny ee OR eek a Fala! , wwe -, H ia ~ — Pars SE PANS CSTE t : . ‘ ! Sec Rut eee SONALI '
104-10186-10021.pdf
14-0000 104-10186-10021 : | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |. 4 VME SE PCC HR MMO . eserue CJ ves O ao Chederey TO FILE WO. Baer re rie moO, | =. rive we) nar, ve seanen O SECRET i REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED ¢ CLASSIFICS MESSAGE Totes roving , sesreer Dare. Puaaomr uni h wotietas ' a a g + e action . ADVARTE COPE av i) {- CL i) RID COPY | J tonnes D)arerese CJ resee aan rr — 7 cee me Vk lWd-§, cx Crops FE, cxbre-» Frfewr > fd eet (DAY (Cc 2c SECRET 1916452 CITE/Saa SALVADOR 6756 JHVAVE INFO DIRECTOR 19 Art? 48874" REFS: A. [sas | SALVADOR 6727 G32 5257) 8. fan SALVADERE711 @ 2. O43 3 ) 27 (atta, SUBJECT AEF a NOT YET LocaTED BY AaTICwAL quaRd BUT fStaT1oM yOuLo LIKE ausus-; TO STAND BY IF POSSIBLE FOR THIS ANO OTHER OPERATIONAL POSSISILITIES INVOLVING DGL TRAINED ERLvaDORANS) xNOWN TO AMMUG=1. 2. AT OUR REQUEST Gusuoor- ~1}HAS ORDERED fankest\or lo-2e ‘ [so2e RENBERTO “CARRILLO caLorndil (201 [i50953)} Brtari on, Passen[GanAiLLo"g aposess In GexVACHAPAN3 PLAN IS TO HAVE feakaiue& severe TO ISOLATED watronal GUARD) HEADGUARTERS IN San saLvadon WHERE HE WILL BE INTERROGATED AND RE- CRUITHENT ATTEMPTED FOR JOINT CPERATION AGAINST PCES. {aL Esanoro Qone? nowrava)cos1 fis 1265p IS SUBJECT OF REF 8 RECRUITMENT INDUCEMENT LETTER. WAS ARRESTED "BY POLICE ON 29 MARCA 1967 FOR NOT POSSESSING LEGAL IDEN- TIFICATION CARD. UNILATERAL naEMTFadmud=13 CANNOT PROMISE THAT faowez scan BE DETAINED ANY LONGER SINCE LEGAL HEA A /0'¢ ee hey 7 farnw HAS @EEN HELD AND KE IS TO 35E RELEASED AS SOON AS RELATIVES 14-0000 7 ; ‘ oa, \ “ (G@~ 2 "PAGE 2 {San SALVADORJ6756 S- SECRET POST NOMINAL BOND. IMMINENT RELEASE EXPECTED, (oomo-1 | SAID HE THOUGHT HE COULD ARREST font AGAIN 15 DAYS AFTER . | RELEASE AND HOLD HIM IN JAIL GVER VEEKEND TO ALLOV y frartows “TO MAKE RECRUITNENT PITCH, Gonud-1 13, HOVEVER, NOT VERY DEFINITE IN KIS OFFER AND SINCE HE HAS NOT BEEN THE MOST EFFECTIVE AGENT IN THE PAST, STATIOM PREFERS COMPLETELY UNILATERAL PITCH. AS SOON AS AowEss 13 RELEASED Ayo ~2e- RELOCATED, VE ILL REQUEST AMHUG-1 PRESENCE GAN SALVADOR TO BAXE UNILATERAL PITCH. IF IT BECOMES NECESSARY TO PALL BACK ON JOINT RECRUITMENT PITCH IN JAIL, ABMUa-1°S SERVICES WILL STILL BE NEEDED. BECRET or Ce: * 1, tINH ; res "e: t r a oe ce eee ~ wee ee ose es
104-10186-10037.pdf
14-00000 (104-10186-10037|, . -.. | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |: : a worn: () ves ax A, . . : es Classiry To erie MO. 2g-¢ LES z USSUFIED MESSAGE ' A-ACF TO FILG HO. eae vrse wtokt eer. re qeance : ecstacy GC) see. Ce abvanct copy oO Vsncce Diarervee Coreers DIRECTOR . . IS AMUG-1 DEBRIEFING (SPAWISH VERSION) ForvanDED (Hacw} $947 CLEAKED FoR PassacE (To er IF SO, PLAN GIVE PRESENT COPY TO (cou OR. IAGAA PLS ADVISE. IF AFFIRMATIVE, PLS SEND ADDITIONAL COPY FOR erdtten: RETENTION. Ve ; SECRET BT _ NNNR /4- Gate axe Mm “7 7G we ; ~ i ‘ ‘ : a Be
104-10186-10088.pdf
14-0000 104-10186-10088 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ‘ This matertal contains. informating afecting the Nations! Uefenss of tne United States vithia the meaning oe ibe Exsodaage Lawn Tie . wm UsC seca 792 end 704, the trensmimion of frvelation of which te any canner to $8 wosuthorised pera w protusited = ne , S-E-C-R-E2T . NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba REPORT NO. —-CS_311/01258-65 ‘gumect’ Policy Guidance Directives for bate ostR «= & February 1965 Cuban Intelligence Representatives ; in Haiti NO, PAGES 6 ; aa REFERENCES CS-321/00115-64 7 . Lf connaidey Nag CS-311/00345-64 DATE OF 1963 ‘won n uniting . INFO. PLACE & Jon NYnLaY DATE ACQ. Junie 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. THIS {8 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPEAISAL OF CONTENT is TENTATIVE. source: A former Cuban intelligence officer whe served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964, Headquarters Comment. The following is 4& translation of a docu- ment which Source provided containing the policy guicance direct- ive for Cuban intelligence representatives in Haiti, prepared by the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de Inteligencia -- DGI}, MA Department. The MA Department no longer exists-as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal Department (Llegal) and National Liberation Department (Liberacion Nacional ~- LN). oe DIRECTIVES OF THE M-A SECTION COUNTRY: HAITI Priority: Plans of aggressicn against Cuba, Progressive political forces, Attitude of the political parties toward the Cuban Revolution, Movement for solidarity with Cuba, . Strategic information, - . The Communist Party of Haiti. (Party of Popular Accord,) Important: 7. Relations with the United States, 8, Internal pelatics of the country. 9, Social Situation. 10. Internal situation of the Armed Forces. 11, The Church. 12. Functions, characteristics. and information on members of the foreign service and the accredited diplomatic corps in the country. 5 5 4 4 3 S-E-C-R-E-T caer 3 2 NO FORE{GN DISSEM (Sea? t becrewneton 3 1 Usrate -f ota | atmy T wavy ata NSA TeX T ocr FBI 3 (Note, Feld distribution indicated by "£”.) NP (AMMUG-1) \heachec ae j CS-321/01258-6 For Distribgtion See i ee it. as Ee een L’LS _—JA_ifer Ags Ss ACS}, OKL, | SY, FBI! D DIA - 2 cagh poomuarns », ee rornntE 34 Cl 21,RID/AN 1,WH-SA 46(5),SR 4, FI 3/480 « iz Lu 23 (33) AF 88: ER 8-10. FF 1278) ,NE 7419) | Aon 14-0000 Gipy S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEW - la- CS-311/01258-65 Hdgrs Dissem WE/1 1 EE/GNVA 1 ; WE/2 1 EE/ZURI 1 WH/COPS 1 WE/3 Y EE/HAMB 1 WH/PO/A 1 WE/4 1 EE/KAVA 1 WH/PO/B 1 WE/5 1 | WH/1 1 WE/BC li FE/DJAK 1 WH/2 13 WE/R 1 FE/MEDN 1 WH/3 1 FE/SURA 1 WH/3/V 1 Field Dissem FE/TOKY 1 WH/4 1 OO FE/OKIE 1 WH/S 1 WH/MEXI 1 | FE/SEOU 1 WH/6 1 WH/MNTY 1 FE/SAIG a | WH/R 1 . WH/MRID 1 _ FE/KOBE 1 WH/SDOM 1 ot WH/SA/EOB 5 WH/PIBO 1 NE/COLO 1 WH/SA/MOB 5 WH/POSN 1 NE/NEWD 1 WH/SA/R 4 WH/KNGS 1 ' NE/BOMB 1 WH/SA/Int 1 WH/PRIN 1 NE/CALC 1 WH/SA/CI | 30 WH/GORG 1 NE/MDRS 1 WH/SA/SO/NS 1 WH/MANA 1 NE/KUWA 1 WH/SJOS 1 NE/KAHI 1 Ci/Staff 5 WH/SALV 1 NE/DACC 1 CI/Liaison 1 WH/TEGU 1 NE/LAHO L CI/REA 3 WH/GUAT 1 NE/RAWL 1 RID/AN 1 WH/LAPA 1 NE/BAGH 1 fe) WH/BOGO 1 NE/BEIR 1 * AF/1 1 WH/QUIT 1 NE/DAMA 1 AF/2 1 WH/GAYA 1 NE/ALEP 1 AF/3 1 ‘WH/LIMA 1 NE/J 1DD 1 AF/4 1 WH/CARA 1 NE/DAHA 1 AF/R 3 WH/BUEN 1 NE/TAIZ 1 AF/CI 1 WH/COBA 1 NE/CAIR 1 | WH/MONT 1 NE/ALEX 1 EE/K 1 WH/ASUN 1 EE/SA 1 WH/SAGO 1 WE/BRUS 1 EE/BR. 1 WH/RIOD 1 WE/COPE 2 EE/YA 1 WH/CURI 1 WE/HELS 1 EE/H 1 WH/BRIL 1 WE/OTTA 1 EE/P 1 WH/SAOP 1 WE/ROME 1 EE/C 1 WH/BHIA 1 WE/MILA 1 EE/1IS 1 WH/BEHO lL WE/HAGU 1 WH/LGRE 1 WE/OSLO 1 FE/PMI/I 1 WH/RECI 1 | \ WE/LISB 1 FE/JKO/JO 1 ~1} | WE/MADR 1 FE/JKO/K 2 WH/SA/WAVE 5 WE/BARC 1 FE/VNC/VN 1 . WE/STOC Lb FE/R 4 AF/ALGI 1 WE/LOND 1 FE/CI 4 AF/ORNA 1 WE/PARI 1 AF/RABA 1 NE/AA/L&S 1 AF/CASB 1 Liaison Dissem NE/AA/AP 1 AF/ACCR 1 rr NE/AA/E I AF/CNRY 1 1EfCanada | || NE/AA/I 1 AF/BAKO 1 (RCMP), 1 NE/5/P 1949) arspare 1 1EfBritish) | 1 NE/6/C&I 1 > ° L/¥ {BR il 1 NE/Intel 1 EE/VIEN 1 EE/SBUR 1 SR/CI 1 EE/CYRU 1 SR/CI/K 1 EE/ATHE 1 SR/RR 1 EE/SLON. 1 SR/O/WH 1 EE/BERN 1 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 13. 14, Necessary; 15. Condition of the national economy. ; 16. Governmental structure and functions of its organs, ' Essential: 1. PLANS OF AGGRESSION AGAINST CUBA: a. Military pacts, J b. Operations within the OAS (Organization of American Stat~s) and the JID (Junta Inter-Americana de Defensa - Inter-An rican Defense Board). ~ c. Possibilities of a break with Cuba by the countries: which have diplomatic relations with her. ‘N N d. Possibilities of isolatioa through the application of Liner- American Treaties such as the Treaty of Rio and the Punta vel Este agreements. 2. PROGRESSIVE POLITICAL FORCES: S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN -2- CS-311/01258-65 The press, Operative data, b, c. . The Party vf Popular Accord (PEP), strength, organization, Jeaders, Information on the same, Programs, ties with foreign leftist political parties, Propaganda methods, Attitude toward the Cuban Revolution. Other political organizations, Leaders, information on the Same. Forces, propagaida methods, programs. Ties. Contact and knowledge, reaction to political and economic changes in Cuba, ATTITUDE OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES TOWARD THE CUBAN REVOLUTION: ib. a. Toward the Second Declaration of Havana, With regard to Cuban-Soviet relations in questions affect- ing Cuba and world peace. With regard to accusations that Cuba is a base of Communist aggression against the Latin American countries, MOVEMENT FOR SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA: Find out whether the Solidarity Movement has been organized, in what form it functions, who its directors are, etc, Find out the possibilities for demonstrations of active solidarity that the progressive organizations can offer. . STRATEGIC INFORMATION: | Because of its nearness to our coasts and favorable posi- tion for carrying out any hind of action against Cuba, the search must be undertaken for information concerning the S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 eet ee meaty ra) S-E-C~R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSE ~3- CS-311/01258-65 _ a oN possibility that imperialism is using this island as a base of operations against our cpuntry,. Because of the lack of information to guide the search for concrete data and information, the cstablished principle must de followed of working along the departmental Jines, common to all sections of the Department, Notwithstanding what has been previously mentioned, we deem it advantageous to point out several important questions on which work must be begun immediately, BASES OF COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY OPERATIONS: c. ARMED FORCES OF HAITI: Localization of camps or bases of operations of counter~ revolutionary launches. Characteristics of the same, Ships encountered in this, Nationality of the individuals forming the crew of the ships, armaments of the same, plans and ob- jectives of their attacks, and date when they will be carried out. ‘ a yf Counterrevolutionary organizations which will participate in these activities, el¢ments which will be in charge of the same, names, and functions, Uthlization of Dominican «lements (Trujillo followers) in this work. Organizations of the Armed Forces, unitS and troops, arma- ments, transport, and bases, commanding officers of the same, Budgetary allotments, Military agreements cf a secret nature Signed by Haiti with the United States for the Latin American countries, Terms of the same, Established agreements, Utilization of the turritcry of Haiti for carrying out Latin American army manoeuvres, Dates of the same and armies which are participating. Troops, Military concentraticns of any type which are carried out on Haitian territory. Armies, units, and troops, Date, COMMUNIST PARTY OF HAITI, (PARTY OF POPULAR ACCORD): Attitude toward the Second Declaration of Havana, Attitude concerning Cuban-Soviet relations. Actitude toward the lines followed by Cuba in the national and international political systems, Attitude with regard to the disagreements in the international Communist movement: In the case of China and the USSR, In the case of Albania and the USSR. With regard to Yugoslavia-China-USSR-Albania, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 . . te a ne se a pet ‘ a CS-311/01258-63 With regard to peace, With regard to peaceful coexistence, . - _ e. Internal situation in the Party of Popular Accord: | Forces, . Activities. : Disagreements. oS Leaders (information on the same), f. Relations with leftist forces: \ Disagreements, , Possibilities of uniting all of the leftist forces, ro Methods of combat officially adopted by the party. | h. Work of the party in the cities and the countryside, tend- ing toward the creation of revolutionary awareness in the peuple, i, Relations of the party with the bourgeois parties, Solidarity work with the Cuban Revolution, BR. Publicity media which the Party organizes. 1, Repression endured by the party at the hands of the Duvalier dictatorship, Status of the party with regard to legal and illegal operations, Relations of the party with the Dominican Popular, Socialist m, Party and the Communist Parties of other Latin American countries, } Important: 7. RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES: a, Alliance fot Progress, Peace Corps, b, Relations with North American credit organizations, North American military assistance, role of the American | ailitary mission. d. The North American Embassy, Information on the Ambassador and Embassy personnel, . e. Activities of the North American Intelligence corps, 8, INTERNAL POLICY OF THE COUNTRY: a, Existing bourgeois political parties: compositton, forces, propaganda metheds, leaders, information on the Same, Pro- grans, S-E-C-R-E-T NQ FOREIGN DISSEN 14-0000 o State ee eee 10, ll, S$~E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -3- CS-311/01258-65 Relations of the bourgesis political parttes with the "Yankeo" Embassy, the monopolies, send: the, churches. Political organizations, tnformation on the sasie,. origin, tics, Orientation. Need of collaborators for information. . , i nei - the. political parties obtain funds. SOCIAL’ SITUATION: - b. INTERNAL SITUATION OF THE ARMED FORCES: - Conrlices of ecunonic origin manifested as racial. demands. Leaders, information om ‘the. same, : Economic and political fredontaance of racial groups, Re- lations of these groups with “the y “Wankeo" Eabasgys - Leaders, informatton on the sane, Worker, student, and peasant organizations. Structure, strength, and orientation. Leaders, information on the same, . : . - oe. ot . woe, r -~ The armed forces, Structure. Social composition, organi- a. zations, €quipment. Troops, Barracks or encampments. b. Coupist (coup d'état) xroups within the Armed Forces, In- formation on Colonel] Ornvi, his ties, etc. ce. Military relations of Haiti with other Latin American countries, . d. Ideological training cf the Armed Forces, Material and reasoning used, . e. Information on Soldiers who are in the International Organi- zations of the JID and U.N, and on the military attaches in the Latin American ceuctries. f,. Restrictive bodies; organization aud activities, THE CHURCH: a. Eclesiastical Hierarchy, b. Situation between tne native and foreign clergy. c. Participation of ths Church in the internal political life of the country, Governaental opposition, d. Influence of the Church among the popular sectors; workers, peasants, Students, e, Campaigns of the Church against Cuba, arguments, f, Relation of the Church with the plans of the United States, g. [Influence of the Church ov education in the country, §-¥-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 12, 13. 14, . S-E-C-R-E-T ; . : - NO FOREIGN DISSEN ; # -~6- . CS-311/01258-65. FUNCTIONS CHARACTERISTICS _AND. INFORWATIDN' ON. HEMBERS. ‘OF Site FORTIGY SERVICE AND THE 3 CORED ITE MATIC CORPS INS TM a COUNTRY: a. U.N. s 4 a &. OAS and JID, ce. Officials. tn and: ‘From eve. Liki Astricin countrtes. @. Information on the internal political life of the country, obtained in diplematic Cesc les <. : TRE PRESS; a. Information on journalists and- the existing disc:mination organs, The possibskieles Of-asiny. “the: journalis.s, both ia —— the country and abroad, for’ our work. : OPERATIVE INFORMATION: a. Possibilities of illegally penetrating into the country ar taking advantage of the proximity of the eastern coasts of ~ Cuba, Necess2ry: 15. 16, CUNDITION OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY: , _ a. North American investments and their tnfluence on the country, do. Belgian investments and their influence on the country, Other foreign capital and its influence on the country, a, Level of unemployment. e. Exports and imports, levels and characteristics, f, Characteristics of domestic capital. Economic areas of major investment, its relationships with foreign capital, Haiti's position with regard to Central American economic integration, GOVERNMENTAL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE ORGANS; a. Relations between the Presidency and the Ministries, b. Information on personages closest to and most influential with Duvalier, ¢, The Congress, -The most outstanding figures. Relations with the Government, the "Yankee" Embassy, and the monopolistic enterprises, ad. The Judiciary persons holding high positions. Important laws, Restrictive laws, Relationships between the Judiciary and other authorities, “Information on officials having ‘authority over areas of the country. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN
104-10186-10099.pdf
[104-10186-10099 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ° CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ‘Thle material containe informetinn affecting the Mathwal Defense of the United States within the meaning of Ld Keptonage | law, Nus ' 18, UBC. Seca 703 and TH, the transroimion ce erveistion cf which in any manoer to a5 unaUthoriend perend t pronipited by law, S-E-C-R-E-T RETURN TO CIA NO FOREIGN DISSEM Background Use Oniy COUNTRY Cuba , REPORT NO. CS -3.11/00466-65 : . SUNECT Policy Guidance Directives ‘for DATE DISTR. 1l January 1965 ; Cuban Intelligence Representa- . i tives in the Dominican Republic NO. PAGES 8 REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 ‘ . CS-311/00345-64 : t DATE OF 1963 U PLACE & : : DATE ACQ. 964 FIELD REPORT NO. : THIS 15 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINOS ARE DEMINITIVE. _ APPRAISAL OF CONTENT tS TENTATIVE source: A former Cuban intelligence officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. cr . 7 4 Headquarters Comment, The following is a translation of a docu- ment which Source provided containing the policy guidance direc- tive for Cuban intelligence representatives in the Dominican Republic, preparcd by the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de Inteligencta--DGI), MA Department. The MA Department no longer exists as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal Department (Tlegal) and National Liberation Department (Liberacion Nacional -- LN). [t may be noted that this directive was prepared during the régime of Juan Bosch Gavifio. ; DIRECTIVES OF THE M-A SECTICN : COUNTRY: SANTO DOMINGO (sic) Priority. Collective action, . ' Status of leftist forces, Dominican Republic Armed Forces, ‘ Dominican Communist Party (Partido Socialista Popular Dominicano). Training camps and eperations bases, Counterrevoluttonary organizations, Repressive corps and CIA Santo Domingo, Status of political parties or groups. 9. Solidarity with Cuba movement, : 10. Relations with United States, 11, Church. ‘ 12, Armed forces internal situation. SNQHUNkmONe S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ‘tustedes oo ooremend om HD Cd ote ON me 2 60 oh On Srare Tora _Taruy T navy Tan [sa Tye Toce IFBI 2 REPCINCLANT S . . 2153 :P GaNIUG- 1) +———— S-311/00466-65 . sE/C a Sy . boo a sine roras TE 3,CL 21,RID/AN 1,¥H SA 46(5),SR 4,FI 35" yaw i b 7e H 23(33), AF: 8(8), EE 8(10), FE 12¢8), NE 7(19) 14-0000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ la - CS-311 ‘00466-65 3 « id i ¢ t ' , Hdgrs Dissem WE/1 EE/GNVA 1 WE/2 EE/2UR1 L Wu/COPS i wE/3 EE/HAX 1 WH/PO/A 1 WE/4 EE/KA 1 WH/PO/B 1 WE/S in a WH/1 1 WE/BC FE/DJAK 1 . WH/2 13 WE/R FE/MEDN 10 , we/3 1 FE/SURA 1 WH/3/V 1 Field Dissem FE/TOKY | ay WH/4 1 — FE/OKIE 1 WH/S >. WH/MEXI. | 1 FE/SEOU 1 . WH/6 1 WH/MNTY 1 FE/SAIG | 1 WH/B 1 WH/¥RID 1 FE/KOBE 1 . _WH/SDOM 1 : . WH/SA/EOB 5 WH/PIBO 1 NE/COLO 1 wo. : WH/SA/MOB 5 WH. ’POSN 1 NE/NEUD | 1 . WH/SA/R_ 4 WH /KNGS 1 -NE/BOMB 1 WH/SA/Tnt . 1 WH/PRIN 1 * NE/CAEE” 1 WH/SA/CI 30 WH/GORG 1 NE/NDRS 1 WH/SA/SO/NS . 1 WH/MANA 1 NE/KUWA 1 ; WH/SJOS 1 NE/KAHI 1 ci/Staff 5 WH/SALV 1 NE/DACC 1 CI/Liuison 1 WH/TEGU 1 NE/LAHO 1 CI/R&A 3 WH/GUAT 1 NE/RAWL 1 RID/AN 1 WH/LAPA 1 NE/BAGH 1 qa WH /BOGO 1 NE/BEIR 1 AF/1 1 WH/QUIT 1 NE/DAMA 1 AF/2 1° WH/GAYA 1 NE/ALEP 1 AF/3 1 WH/LIMA 1 NE/J1DD 1 AF/4 1 WH/CARA 1 NE/DAHA 1 AF/R 3 WH/BUEN i NE/TAIZ 1 AF/CI 1 WR ‘COBA 1. NE/CAIR 1 WH/MNONT 1 NE/ALEX 1 EE/K 1 WH/ASUN 1 ; EE/SA 2 | WH/SAGO 1 WE/BRUS 1 EE/BR “4. WH/RIOD 1 WE/COPE 1 EE/YA 1 WH/CURI 1 WE/RELS 1 ' EE/H 1 WH/BRIL 1 WE/OTTA 1 EE/P 1 WH/SAOP 1 WE/ROME 1 EE/C 1 WH/BHIA 1 WE/MILA 1 EE/1IIS 1 WH/BEHO 1 WE /HAGU 1 WH/LGRE 1 WE/OSLO 1 ; FE/PMI/1 1 WH/RECL 1 WE/LISB 1 FE/JKO/JO 1 . - WE /MADR a | FE/JKO/K 1 WH/SA/WAVE 5 WE/BARC 1 : FE/VNC/VN 1 . WE/STOC 1 FE/R 4 AF/ALGI 1 WE/LOND 1 FE/CI 4 AF/ORNA 1 WE,’ PARI 1 AF/RABA 1 \ NE/AA/L&S 1 AF/CASB . 1 Liaison Dissem __ ison pissen NE/AA/AP 1 AF/ACCR 1 NE/AA/E 1 AF/ENRY 1 {canada : NE/AA/I 144 AF ‘BAKO 1 anada | 1 ‘ NE/5/P 1 AF/DARE 1 IE Sst is, 1 NE/6/C&I 1 1/asSef BR 1 NE/Intel 5 | EE/VIEN 1 EE/SBUR 1 : . SR/CI 1 EE/CYRU 1 ' SR/CI/K 1 EE/ATHE 1 SR/RR 1 ‘EE ‘SLON. 1 SR/O/WH 1 EE/BERN 1 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM apy “a7 od 14-0000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~2- CS-311/00466-65 . Important 13. Functions, characteristics, and persanal data on members of, the foreign service, and of the accredited siprongets corps, 14, The press, Necessary 15. Status of the national economy. 16. Structure of the government and functions of its organs, 4 ' INFORMATION GUIDELINES AND OBJECTIVES : COUNTRY: SANTO DOMINGO ‘ Priority. 1. Collective Action. a) Political and military agreements adopted by regional organs against Cuba in which the Bosch government participates, Meetings in which the government's participation in the adoption thereof may be agrecd on. Dominican government pro- posals on the.Cuban case, and collective aggression, b) Participation of the government in troops in the aggression, units which would participate in the aggression, their chiefs and strength, c) Joint military maneuvers which may be held in Dominican territory by Latin American armies, Participating armies and units thereof. d) Military concentrations of Latin and Yankee armics, ob- jectives thereof; presence therein of Cuban mercenaries, their conditions, U.S. Sol. (sic; soldiers?) such as mercen- aries of the Plaza Giron type, etc, e) Plans of provocations devised by the Dominican government in order to show Cuban Government intervention in the country's internal affairs, f) Measures on travel to or from Cuba. g) Possibilities for break in relations by countries that may have relations with Cuba, 2. Status of Leftist Forces a) Progressive forces: organization, leaders, strength, position, and argumentation in the revolutionary struggle. b) Possibility for armed struggle. c) Contradictions and degree of unity among the leftist forces, d) Publications--circulation, e) Repression against leftist forces, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -3- ' CS-311/00466-65 f) Contact with leftist forces in order to know their viewpoints regularly, at all times, and when we may need it, especially on political and economic changes which may take place in Cuba, : ‘ , 6) Student, peasant, and ‘labor movements. Organization, strergth, leaders, relations with the leftist forces, degree of unity’, h) U.S. and Church penetration in the mass organizations (labor, peasant, student). 4) Possibilities of spontancous manifestations of Struggle. J) Possibilittes of guerrilla movement; groups, organizations, leaders, weapons, pupular support, relations with the left- ist forces. _ ; . k) Struggle in the city: groups, leaders, form of work, role of the labor and student movement, relations with the left- ist forces, and with groups operating in the countryside. 1) Relations of exiles with the insurrectional movement. = y 3. Armed Forces of the Dominican Republic a) Organization of the Dominican Armed Forces, units, and Strength of the various corps, Bases, barracks, weapons, and transport of the Armed Forces, Locations, b) Budgetary allocations of the Armed Forces; allocations to : each branch (Navy, Air Force, and Army). e) Existing bilateral agreements with the United States of a secret nature, d) Secret or public military pacts eutered into by Santo Domingo with countries in the Caribbean area, agreements by them con- cerning special arrangements, e) Yankee military missions, Names, ranks, and functions of their members, their duties. £) Armed.Forces units with anti-guerrilla training, their Strength, time spent in anti-guerrillad training, instructors giving it, weapons, and transportation in the possession of the units, Leaders of the units. , . Other battalions or special] units (parachutists, Rangers), units and Strength, their leaders, transport, and weapons, h) Changes in armament; quantity and characteristics of the new weapons acquired, i) Participation by Dominican units in Central American or Caribbean military maneuvers, units participating, strength, their Jeaders, : S-E-C-R-E-T NU FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 S-E-C0-K-E-T NO FORELGSN DISSEN . -4- CS-311/00466-65_ The Dominican Communist Party (Dominican Popular Socialist Party, PSPD) “a) Attitude toward the Second Havana Declaration. ‘b) Attitude toward Cuban-Soviet relations. — c) Attitudo toward Cuba’ s political activities of a national or international nature. . @) Position in regard to the disagreements in the international Communist movement, e) In the caso of China and the USSR, f) In the case of Albania and the USSR, - g) As regards Yugoslavia, China, the USSR, and Albania, h) As regards Peace, i) Regarding poacoful coexistence, j) Internal status of the Party, k) Forces, 1) Leaders (information concerning them). m) Disagreements, n) Relations with other jecttist forces, disagreements, possi- bilities for unification, ; ft) Methods of fighting officially adopted by the Party, o) Attitude of the Party toward the elections, p) Relations with the bourgeois parties and the governaent. q) Work for solidarity with Cuba, r) Publicity media, s) The establishment of permanent and temporary contact with the PSPD, -t) Relations of the PSPD with other Latin- American Marxist parties, : Training Camps and Operational Bases a) Location of training camps for Cuban mercenaries, number of mercenaries in them, Type and duration of training, organizations narticipating in it. Plans and missions of the clements being trained, Leaders of the camps, Place where the Cuban mercenaries go, recruitment locations, Participation by national elements in the training of mercenaries of forcign nationality. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14.99000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -3- CS-311/00466-65 b) Presence of counterrevolutionary elements in the Dominican "armed forces; names, assignments, and functions, c) Location of counterrevolutionary operational bases on Dominican soil; type of bases, Water craft or aircraft present on them, Counterrevolut tionary organization. which appears at the head of them, Elements participating. Type of water craft.and their characteristics, Their weapons, objectives, and plans of attack; dates when they are to be carried out. 6. Counterrevolutionary Organizations * a) Cuban counterrevolut ionary organizations which are function- ing in Santo Domingo; their. leaders. Their contact with: government personnel, especially with peoplé in the new régime who are responsible for establishing such contact. b) Contact by the Bosch government with the magazine Bohemia’ tn Exile of Miguel Angel Quevedo; financial support given t by him, and through whom, c) Contact with Carlos Prfo and elements linked with the PRC; . assistance to them, Contact with the counterrovolutionary . . organizations; contact with the political parties; clements through which it is effected, : da) Methods of communication by the elements in Santo Domingo with the counterrevolutionary centers in Miami; through whom the communications are established, and what means are used for this purpose, e) Obtaining documents which prove that the Dominican govern- ment gives economic assistance to the counterrevoluttonary elomonts, f) Counterrevolutionaries who are now working in the Dominican State apparatus or in Yankee aid institutions; disagreements between them and the Dominican workers, g) Connect lons between the counterrevolutionary organizations and the Trujillo regime, Documents proving these connections, 7. Repressive Bodies and CIA, Santo Domingo a) Repressive bodies which function in Santo Domingo. Their functions, Activities carried on by them, Their leaders and principal officers, Working methods, Plans and ob- jectives, b) Intelligence organizations functioning in Santo Domingo, Leaders, Elements abroad, Their duties and functions, Activities carried on. Plans and objectives of Dominican Intelligence, principally against Cuba, Trujillist cle- ments still funetroning inside this body; duties and functions, c) Cooperation betacen the Dominican repressive bodies and those of the Latin American countries, especially those of Central america, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM. 14-0000 . S-8-C-R-E-T - NO FOREIGN DISSEM . . - 6 - CS~311,/00466-63 d) Mectings held with them, dates. and personne) participating in the mectings; locations, Prrats discussed, agreements | arrived vt against Cuba, and the Novement of National Libera- tion, Plans and objectives of the national security forces with regard to the Movement of National Liberation, means and resources mobilized, agents infiltrated into the poli- tical movements, repressive rnethods prescribed, . ‘Contacts with Interpol, Cooperation with it. Restrictive e) measures rcyarding trips to Cuba, Agents, f) Foreign advisers of the repressive forces and intelligence bodies; names, ranks, and positions; thetr functions; cases in which they have participated, Leading functionaries of the CIA in the country: its office, g) Plans and objectives it pursues in Santo Domingo, h) Nationals who are working for the CIA; names, ranks, and positions, Thetr methods and plans, Purpose of their work, 8. Status of the Parties or Political Groups a) Their present status in regard to composition, strength, _ penctration, factions, leaders, programs, etc. b) Participation in the government. ©) Relations of the political parties with the Embassy, the monopolies, the Church, and the Armed Forces, a) Organizations of a fascist type: relations with the govern- ment, the Yankee Embassy, the Church; leaders, members, structure, anti-Communist campaign, arguments, attacks upon Cuba, ©) Provenience of the funds of the political] parties, f) Attitude of the political parties toward the Cuban Revo- lution, g) Toward the Second Havana Declaration, h) In regard to Cuban-Soviet relatioas, in questions which affect Cuba and wor]d peace. i) Concerning rightist and extreme rightist groups. j) Reactions to the economic and political changes taking place in Cuba. . 9. Movement for Solidarity with Cuba a) Possibility of active demonstrations in favor of Cuba: groups, leaders, strength, organization, participants, relations with the forces of the left and other progres- Sive forces, b) Repression directed at the movement for Solidarity with Cuba, | S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSE 14-0000 S-E-C--E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -7- CS-311/00466-65 c) Propaganda campaigns for and against. Periodicals; themes, , 10. Relations with the United States a) Alliance for Progress. . b) The Anerican. Embassy. Information on the activities of tte. Ambassador and the personnel of the Embassy. ‘Relations with the reactionary organizations, Relations with the Church. Government functionaries in closc contact with the Embassy, - ll. .The Church : a) Ecclesiastical hierarchy. Information concerning it.) b) Attitude and disagrecments between the nat ional clergy and ~ foreign countrics, c) Participation by the Church in the internal politics of the country, . d) Secular organizations of the Church (such as young péople, Catholic labor, Catholic knights). e) Penetration of the Church into the educational system of the country on various levels, 12, Internal Status of the Armed Forces a) Information on the mitlitary chiefs and the activities they carry on, Groups they observe, Trends and diSagreements, Important 13. Functioning; Characteristics and Information on Members of the Foreign Service of the ne Diplonatic Corps ‘ps Accredited to the Coun ntry a) United Nations, Organtzation of American States, the JID finter-American Detense Board/, b) Latin American functtonaries in this country. To work with the diplomatic circles accredited to the country, 14. .The Press a) Information on journalists and dissemination organs. Possibllity of making use of them, Journalists in the country and abroad, Required 15, Status of the National Econemy i 4 a) United States investments (new and old). b) Participation by the nativonal oligarchy in the cconomy,. Industry, commerce, agriculture, ec) Utilization and location of Trujillo's property. dad) Trend of the level of unemployment. S-E£-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 16, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -8- CS-311/00466-65 | ec) Relations of the count ry in regard to Central] American economic inteyratton, “f) Possibility of a new economic policy of the United States monopolies in the country.: i g) Need for obtaining collaborators who will inform us perilodi- cally on cconomic questions, Structure of the Government and Functioning of its Apparatus a) Character of the government, program, international policy, b) Relations between the Presidency and the ministries, c) Functioning of the Congress. Most prominent figures. Re- lations with the Yankee Embassy. Representation of the bourgeois parties and the soctal classes, d) The judiciary: personages occupying high positions; important laws, Repressive laws, Relations of the judiciary with the othor authorities. e) Information on personalities connected with Juan Bosch, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
104-10186-10235.pdf
14-00000 104-10186-1023 mK NW ho 12025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | t Pee et ne <a, ecto LE ae Ee sie Deaie CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY THs mstertal cvataina infeemadion affecting Une Naticaal Defense of the Catied Btates within the meaning of (he Kapionsve Lawe, Title IR VBC Gece MS and TH. the teanamiaion cr revsiativn cf which In any inannee ty 6a UMauthotized petann be protivited by flaw. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba REPORT NO. CSc t-316/01228-64 SUBIECT Fernando FUENTES Coba DATE DISTR. 2 October 1964 ps of ow NO. PAGES 2 2° Lo Awe od an™ REFERENCES a ow we . y\ ee . G2) WS DATE OF 1964 50 INFO, PACE & Washington, -D. C. DATE ACQOctober 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. THIS IS UNEVALUATED IHFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE, SOURCE A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence State )__REP_CINCLANT CINCSO # __I&NS iNote field dstebuton indicated by “#“,) Service until Apral 1964, Headquartors Comments The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. Fernando FUENTES Coba was a lieutenant in the Cuban Police Force and worked in the Confidential Department under Commander -Efigenio ALMEJEIRAS,, Chief of Police. Although source cannot verify it, he heard that FUENTES was discharged from the police force because of problems relating to drugs. The last source heard of FUENTES, ne was working 1n a printing establishment in Halifax, Canada, Source described FUENTES as being about five feet cight inches tall and 160 pounds.!,2, 24,5,6,7 Headquarters Comments 1. Ineluded with a report dated 27 November 1959, was a complete tist of the personnel employed by the Departamento Tecnico de Investigacioncs (Technical Department of Investi- gations - DTI) as of 6 November 1959. Included on the list, was one Sargeant Fernando FUENTES Cobas who worked in Bureau "A," the section responsible for foreign intelligence operations for the Pulicia Nacional Revolucionaria (National Revolutionary Police - PNR). 5 4 SECRET war), «C3 NO FOREIGN DISSEM tescart orem) 2 doctentcaten I OA ARMY Navy ala NSA { ocr | FBI 2 !_(CSCI-316/01228-6 ft 7 { COORDINATING. He q _—-— ' 20) 265087 14-00000 oo Tg ; SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM CSCI-316/01228-64 -2- 2. An untested source gave a representative of this Agency a copy of! a list of regulations issued on 15 May 1960 by the National Revolutionary Police, which came under the Ministry of the Revolu- tionary Armed Forces of Cuba, for the discipline of members of the Servicio Seercto Revolucionario (Cuban Revolutionary Secret Service - SSR). This document was signed by Fernando FUENTE Coba, Chief of the Confidential Section of the General Command of the National Revolutionary Police, 3. Ina report dated 19 May 1962, an untested source, who was a guide . and interpreter for the ICAP, a Cuban government agency which mn . handied the needs of foreign visitors to Cuba, said that First Lieutenant Fernando COBAS was chief of the DTI until sometime in 1960 when he started. working for the Tourist Police, a part of the PNR. In January ‘or February 1961, COBAS transferred to the Transit Police, ‘4. In a report dated 20 September 1962, an untested source reported that Fernando FUENTES Covas was with the Policia Transita (Transit Police) in the DTI. 5. Another office of this Agency, in a report dated 26 December 1962, . t reported that Fernando FUENTES Coba, a Cuban national, had been convicted in 1957 of violation of the United States immigration laws. FUENTES was engaged in forging birth certificates to assist Cuban nationals to enter the United States as Puerto Ricans. FUENTES moved to Miami, where he became an ardent Castrista. In July 1959, he served as a provacateur in luring an American flyer, Rafael dei PINO, to Cuba, ostehsibly to smuggle someone out of Cuba. Because of his success in luring del PINO back to Cuba, where he was badly wanted by the Castro regime, FUENTES received an important position in the Confidential Bureau of the Cuban G-2, and for a time served as chief of the Bureau. 6. On 29 January 1963, a source whose reliability: cannot be determined, reported that he had seen Fernando FUENTES Coba, described as a Castro agent, debark from the SS Shirley Lykes on 25 January 1963, at Port Everglades. zy los saynse 7, Anfofficialpliaison service} reported on -25 February 1963, that Ferfiando FUENTES Coba was Dorn on 21 June 1928, in Habana, Cuba. | FUENTES was a former permanent resident of the United States from 1946 to 1949, and served in the United States Army. At the time of this report FUENTES was described as a photographer with the Tourist Commission in Habana, Source, in a report dated October 1963, reported that FUENTES was settled in Halifax, Canada, and . had obtained temporary employment. SECRET oe NO FOREIGN DISSEM ue
104-10186-10264.pdf
[104-10186-10264 _ [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | mo CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ne information afecting the National Defence of tne Untied Slates wtinin the mraning of the Raplensce Laws, Thus and Te. the trenamiesva of trewatom ef which In any meaner to an ubauthorterd person le prodidiled dy tse. . SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEW ‘COUNTRY Cuba REPORT NO. «- CSC1-316/00704-64 suuect (fnu) RELOVA oate.osta, 1 September 1964 NO. PAGES = 2 REFERENCES pate oF 1964 INO. washington, D.C puce a Washington, D. C. pate acqAugust 1964 FIELO REPORT NO. THIS 38 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE G&ADINGS ART DEFINITIVE APFRAITAL OF CONTENT [3 TENTATIVE. source, A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. Headquarters Comments: The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by tne source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personulity réports without first checking with this Agency. (fnu) RELOVA, psecdonym “Wilberto," is an officer of the Direccion General de latelizencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI) in Cuba. He resides at Calle 15 number 2419, Reparte Juaa Manuel Marquez, Palya de Santa Fe, Mariano, Habana, 3,4,5,6 Headquarters Comments 1. An airline passenger manifest revealed that one Osvaldo RELOVA Penichet, provsabdly identical with the above Subject, left Mexico for Habana on 8 July 1963 and was the holder of Cuban passport nuaber D/63/415,. 2, An foffic1al Jamaican svurcel in a report dated 16 October 1963, stated that Osvaldo RELOVA; the Farst Secretary of the Cuban Embassy in Canada, arrived in Kingston on 14 October, 1963. He was in Kingston for one week add lived at the Cuban . Consulate office, RELOVA was reportedly making an inspection trip. RELOVA was born on 13 August 1930, in Habana. His home address was given as 15H 2419 Santa Fe, Habana. He carried Cuban passport number D/63/415, issued in Habana 5 on 17 June 1963. 4 = 3 SECRET Feat non moans 2 NO FOREIGN DISSEM recess 1 Tam laa ae 4 fase TE _ ioe | FBI 2 , REP CINCLANT CINCSO eS USA MOS UWE MADR DICE Res SEY BEATISI "ko PRosEcT (auyud/1 MSA:R 22 — 2 qASWIBRL | iy esc1-316,/00704-44 Sich id 1e/aN tk woe ed \ . ; MAYE_ i: ee : I on ISOS ROINATING Wik, Sa ECR LES RTCA ewa0gr SS wh eee ee HE cee cece eee (tek 14-0000 3. .Y SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEN De In a report dated 19 October 1963, source unanown, it wax stated: that one Osvaldo RELOVA Penichet was appointed administrator of “Envases del Cerro, S.A." firm, located on Calzada del Cerro Avenue, Habana.- 1 A fairly reliable source, in a report dated 23 October 1963, revealed that Osvaldo RELOVA, First Secretary of the Cuban Embassy dn Canada, left Kingston for Toronto on 2] October 1963, on - TCA flight number 8485, Anfofficial cabhdtan source), in a report dated 26 Novenber 1963, sald that Osvaldo RELOVA Pénicitet, born on 13 August. 1930, was not the First Secretary of the Cuban Embassy in Canada as previous reports stated, Rather, RELOVA, who was a frequent visitor to Canada, traveled as an “Embassy Inspector." He carried Cuban Diplomatic passport D/63/415 with Mexican visa number OF-7090; he had no Canadian visa. The address on his passport was given as 15/3 number 2419, Santa Fe Banch (sic). Habana. RELOVA entered Canada on 16 August 1963, destined to visit Jesus YANES Rodriguez, Cuban Commerical Attache in Montreal. He departed Canadas for Nexico on 25 August 1963, in the company of Alberta MENDUCA. A former Cuban Intelligence officer who has been living in the United!’ States since 1963 and whose reporting over the past nine monchs has proven reliable, gave thé following information on 21 July 1964, on Osvaldo RELOBA Pencchet (presumably identical with RELOVA): In early 1961, RELOBA was an administrator of a section of the Consolidated Hardware Stores and annexes. In late 1961 he went to sce source to get help with an investigation on a Mr. BARRAL, Administrator of the Consolidated (sic). RELOBA was requesting source's aid in the belief that source was still working for G-2; source did not tell him otherwise, RELOBA is a new Communist who wants to be more than MARX and is trying to instruct everyone around him. Source said that . RELOBA was born about 1934, is 164 pounds, five feet nine inches in height, has a medium thin build, a long tace, and & long thin neck. He has dark eyes, black hair, is partially bald, and has a small, thin mustache, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM
104-10186-10269.pdf
14-00000 104-10186-10269 oe | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ‘TRts waatertal containe Laformetion affecting the Nathwel Defenses of ihe United States witnin the meaning of the Repionage Laws. Tite 4 704, ‘the transmimnon ce revnativn of which in any manner to an unsutherteed persca te prohiblied by lee. Th VEC Seca Te an SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM Country Cuba REPORT NO. CSC1-316/00699-64 SUMECT Julian NOVAS Fernandes | DATE o1stR, 27 August 1964 . RETURN TO CIA NO. PAGES 2 ‘ Background Use Only. . REFERENCES Do.Not Reproduce . 4 pate or 19640 — INFO, : owtehy ’ PLACE & Washington, } > Pan On : o . oe . cate acQ, August 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. | THIS IS UNEVALUATED [INFORMATION SOUSCE ORADINGS ARE OEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 1S TENTATIVE source: A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. Headquarters Comments The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental iuformation from the records of this Agency. It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency . Source was shown a& photograph of Julian NOVAS Fernandez and source identified him as a Cuban fMntelligence Officer. Source saw NOVAS at the Cuban Embassy~in Mexico city ip March 1964 and assumed he was a functionary there. 4» “» 3, 4, 5, Headquarters Comments 1. Although source saw Julian NOVAS Fernandez at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City in March 1964, the records of this Agenvy reveal that source was probably in error in assuming that NOVAS was assigned to that Embassy and it is more likely that he was just passing through. The following traces by this Agency is the basis for this conclusion, # 2. Anfjofficial Woateaireatredy in a report dated 24 March 1964, stat@d that Julian NOVAS Férnandez sorrived in Kingston, Jamaica, on 18 March 1964, to take up his duties at the Cuban Consulate in Kingston as Commercial Attache. ,Source said that NOVAS has the appearance of an American and speaks excellent English. Since his arrival he. has been $ espetially occupied with girls. It should be noted that Ss. 4 . : 4 3 SECRET ; : — 3° 2 NO FOREIGN DISSEM fededed bom eveoon| =D 1 prea Sool Teare Lowa 1: army TNs Trav aa TNs wea Sale Voce REP CINCLANT _CINCS! CINCSO ¢ = (exs 1 one. Feld distribution indxated by “#'') __.. { tgonoimatina AELE as WMK: Larter. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM -2- his wife did not accompany him and source speculated that her arrival may be delayed in view of NOVAS" present inclination for feminine diversion. In a report dated March 1964, this same source said that Julian NOVAS Fernandez, the Cuban Commercial Attache at the Cuban Consulate in Kingston, Jamaica, was born on 2 September 1938, m Habana, Cuba. He carried diplomatic passport D/64/90 which aS issued in Habana on 20 February 1964.- His home address was given as Carman No. 18, Vibora. He arrived in Kingston from Mexico on 18 March 1964, on Mexicana Flight Number 305. This same source, ‘in a report dated 28 April 1964, stated that ..the wife of Julian:NOVAS Fernandez, the recently arrived Cuban Commercial Attache, arrived in Kingston on 22 April 1964, via Mexico. Her name is Amarilis Marta VALDES Hijuelos and she was born on 19 May 1937, in Jiquani, Oriente, Cuba. VALDES has been indisposed since her arrival in Kingston; this is probably due to her advanced pregnancy. Her home address if Cuba is Avenida 31, Number 3622, Habana. She carried diplomatic passport D,64/239, issued in Habana on 9 April 1964. This same source, ina report dated 9 May 1964, noted that the salary and allowances of the new Cuban Commercial Attache, “Julian NOVAS Fernandez, suggests that he is the new Cuban Intelligence Service chief in Jamaica, succeeding Gerardo SANCHEZ Robert. pe men -— ,
104-10186-10308.pdf
14-00000 104-10186-10308 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ae wh : CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY e : Thts materia: contains information affecting the Netional Detrnse of the Cites States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 16, USC Secs TH and TS the trenamisstion of revelation of which tn any manner to 45 Unauthorised gereon te prohibited by tew. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba ; -RepoRTNO. = €S.311/01258-65 Sumect Policy Guidance Directives for Oate cisTR. 43= & «February 1965 Cuban Intelligence Representatives : . ‘ Lhe in Haiti : NO. PAGES 6 ; REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 CcS-31 1/00345-6 RETURN TO CIA DATE OF 1963. Background Use Only PLACE & 7 Do Not Reproduce DATE ACQ. June 1 64 FIELD REPORT NO. THES {8 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE, source: A former Cuban intelligence officer who served with the Cuban’ Intelligence Service until April 1964, Headquarters Comment. The following is a translation of a docu- ¢ ment which Source provided containing the policy guicance direct- ive for Cuban intelligence representatives in Haiti, prepared by the General Directorate of Intelligence (Dtreccton General de Inteligencia -- DGI), MA Department. The MA Department no longer exists as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal Department (Ilegal) and National Liberation Department (Liberacion Nacional -- LN), DIRECTIVES OF THE M-A SECTION COUNTRY: HAITI Priority: 1. Plans of aggressicn against Cuba, 2, Progressive political forces. 3. Attitude of the political parties toward the Cuban Revolution, 4, Movement for solidarity with Cuba. 5, Strategic information. 6, The Communist Party of Haiti. | (Party ef Popular Accord.) Important: 7. Relations with the United States, 8, Internal politics cf the country. 9. Social situation. 10, Internal situation of the Armsd Forces. “LE, The Church, 12, Functions, characteristics. and information on members of the foreign service and the accredited diplomatic corps in the country. 45 F H 4 . >t . 3 S-E-C-R-E-T coat : ; NO FOREIGN DISSEs roe STATE { o1a 1 ARMY TNavy air NSA | WOX i_ ocr FBI 2 "REPCINCLANT {NS | iNote: field distribution indicated by “2t“.) rt : ,;*P CAMMUG-1) -_———_— ++ a oe | as os CS-311/01258-6 sS_ est ar ‘for AF dS SL._ACS] ACSI, OF, x FBL! LOLA - -~ 2 each perms, ar sina rorent [E 3,C1 21,RID/AN 1,4EL'SA 4645), 4,¥I 3 ttaon a ¥ WH 23(33) AF 38) EF 8x 10% FE 12/3) SE 79) { 14.99000 - la- ~CS-311/01258-65 Hdgrs Dissem . WE/1 1 EE “GNVA 1 . WE/2 1 BE/ZURI 1ii4 WH/COPS 1 WE/3 1- EE ’HAMB 1 WH/PO/A 1 WE/4 1 EE/KAVA 1 WH/PO/B 1 WE/S 1 . = WH/1 . 1 WE/BC 1 FE/DJAK 1 WH/2 3. WE/R 1 FE/MEDN - ly. WH/3 1 FE/SURA 1 a4 WH/3/V, 1 Field Dissen FE/TOKY 1 i ae WH/4 1 rs 4JFE/OKLIE . ry WH/5 1 WH/MEXI 1 FE/SEOU 1; WH/6 1 WH/MNTY 1 FE/SAIG lae WH/R 1 WH/MRID 1 f¥E/KOBE : 1,7 WH/SDOM I — WH/SA/EOB 5 WH/PIBO 1 | NE/COLO 1 WH/SA/HOB. 5 WH/POSN 1 NE/NEWD 1 WH/SA/R 4 WH/KNGS 1 NE/BOMB 1 WH/SA/Int 1 WH/PRIN 1 NE/CALC 1 WH/SA/CI 0 WH/GORG 1 NE/NDRS 1 WH/SA/SO/NS 1 WH/NANA 1 NE/KUWA 1 WH/SJOS 1 NE/KAHI 1 Cl/Staff 5 WH/SALV 1 | NE/DACC 1 CI/Liaison 1 |WH/TEGU 1 | NE/LAHO rh CI/R&A 3 WH/GUAT rY | NE/RAWL 1\~3: RID/AN 1 WH/LAPA 1 NE/BAGH ri) WH/BOGO 1 NE/BEIR 1. AF/1 1 WH/QUIT 1 NE/DAMA 1 \ AF/2 z WH/GAYA 1 NE/ALEP 1 \ AF/3 1 WH/LIMA 1 NE/JIDD 1 | AF/4 1 WH/CARA 1 | NE/DAHA 1 AF/R 3 , WH/BUEN 1 NE/TAIZ 1 AF/CI 1 WH/COBS 1 jae /care 1: WH/MONT Z NE/ALEX 1 EE/K 1 WH/ASUN Pio FT . EE/SA 1 WH/SAGO 1 WE/BRUS t EE/BR i WH/RIOD 1 | WE/COPE z EE/YA 1 , WH/CURT 1 WE/HELS 1 EE/H 1 | WH/BRIL 1 WE/OTTA 1 EE/P 1 i WH/SAOP 14 WE/ROME 1 EE/C 1 WH/BHIA 1 j WE/MILA I EE/IIS 1 WH/BEHO 1 | WEyHAGU 1 WH/LGRE 1 WE/OSLO t FE/PMI/1 1 WH/RECI 1 | |WE/LISB 1 FE/JKO/JO 1 WE/MADR 1 FE/JKO/K 1 WH/SA/WAVE 5 |WE/BARC I FE/VNC/VN 1 . WE/STOC 1 FE/R 4 AF/ALGI ] WE/LOND 1 FE/CI 4 AF/ORNA 1 ‘WE/PARI 1 AF/RABA 1 — = NE/AA/LE&S 1 at IAF/CASB 1 Liaison Dissem__ + NE/AA/AP 1 4 AF/ACCR 1 _— _ NE/AS/E 1 AF /CNRY 1 JEACanada HK NE/AA/I 1 AF/BAKO 1 (RCNP) 1 NE/5/P 1 AE/DARE 1 IESBri tiSh) li 1 NE/6/C&I 1 = L/WSSH(BR il 1. NE/Intel 1 EE/VIEN 1 e EE/SBUR 1 SR/CI 1 v\ | EE/CYRU 1 SR/CI/K 1 EE/ATHE 1} SR/RR 1 | EE/SLON 1/ SR/O/WH 1 EE/BERN 1 | $-E-C-R-E-T S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM "NO FOREIGN DISSEM’ 14-0000 LemPee ot S S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -2- CS-311/01258-65 13, The press, 14, Operative data. Necessary; 1S. Condition of the national economy. 16, Governmental structure and functions of its organs, Essential: | 1, PLANS OF AGGRESSION AGAINST CUBA: 8. Military pacts. b. Operations within the OAS (Organization of American. Stat-s) and the JID (Junta Inter-Americana de Defensa - Inter-Am-rican Defense Board). Possibilities of a break with Cuba by the countrica which . 4 have diplomatic relations with her. _— oe, d. Possibilities of isolation through the application of liter- American Treaties such aS the Treaty of Rio and the Punta sel Este agreements. A. . 2, PROGRESSIVE POLITICAL FORCES: a, The Party of Popular Acccrd (PEP), strength, organization, leaders, Information on the Same. Programs, ties with . foreign leftist political parties, Propaganda methods. Attitude toward the Cuban Revolution, | b, Other political organizations, Leaders, information on the Same, Forces, propaga..da methods, programs, Ties, c. Contact and knowledge, reaction to political and economic changes in Cuba, 3, ATTITUDE OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES TOWARD THE CUBAN REVOLUTION: a. Toward the Second. Declaration of Havana, . . b. With regard to Cuban-Soviet relations in questions affect- ing Cuba and world peace, With regard to accusations that Cuba is a base of Communist aggression against the Latin American countries. 4, MOVEMENT FOR SOLIDARITY WITH CUBA: , ; ’ a, Find out whether the Solidarity Movement has been organized, in what form it functions, who its directors are, etc. b. Find out the possibilities for demonstrations of active solidarity that the proyressive organizations can offer. 5. STRATEGIC INFORMATION: ; STRATEGIC INFORMATION: B. a. Because of its nearness to cur coasts and favorable posi- tion for carrying out any kind of action against Cuba, the search must be undertaken for information concerning the S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-00000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DIESSEM -3- CS-311/01258-65 ©” poSsibtlity that imperialism is using this island as a base of operations against our couatry., . Because of the lack of information to guide the search for conereto data and information, the established principle must be followed of working along the departmental lines, common to all sections of the Department. Notwithstanding what- has been previously mentioned, we deem it advantageous to potnt out several important questions on which work must be begun immediately. BASES OF COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY OPERATIONS: Cc. Localization of camps or bases of operations of counter- revolutionary launches, Characteristics of the same, Ships encountered in this. Nationality of the individuals’ forming the crew of the ships, armaments of the same, plans and ob- jectives of their attacks, and date when they will be carried out. Counterrevolutionary organizations which will participate in these activities, elements which will be in charge of the Same, names, and functions, Utilization of Dominican «elements (Trujillo followers) in this work, ARMED FORCES OF HAITI: Organizations of the Armed Forces, units and troops, arma- ments, transport, and bases, commanding officers of the Same, Budgetary allotments, Military agreements of a Secret nature Signed by Haiti with the United States for the Latin American countries, Terms of the same, Established agreements, Utilization of the territery of Haiti for carvying out Latin American army manceuvres., Dates of the same and armies which are participating. Troops. Military concentrations of any type which are carried out on Haitian territory. Armies, units, and troops. Date, COMNUNIST PARTY OF HAITI, (PARTY OF POPULAR ACCORD) : Attitude toward the Second Declaration of Havana, . Attitude concerning Cuban-Soviet relations, Attitude toward the lines followed by Cuba in the national and international political Systems, r Attitude with regard to the disagreements in the international Communist movenent: In the case of China and the USSR, In the case of Albania and the USSR. With regard to Cugoslavia-China-USSR-Albania. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM a. S-~E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~4- ‘CS-311/01258-65 With regard to peace, With regard to peaceful coexistence, Internal situation in the Party of Popular Accord: e. Forces, Activities, Disagreements, Leaders (information on the same). £, Relations with leftist forces: Disagreements, - Possibilities of uniting all of the leftist forces, ; . yf g. Methods of combat officially adopted by the party. . Work of the party in the cities and the countryside, tend- ing toward the creation of revolutionary awareness in the people, i. Relations of the party with the bourgeois parties, jg. Solidarity work with the Cuban Reyolution, k. Publicity media which the Party organizes, 1. Repression endured by the party at the hands of the Duvalier dictatorship, Status of the party with regard to legal and illegal operations. m. Relations of the party with the Dominican Popular Socialist Party and the Communist Parties of other Latin American countries, Important: 7. RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES: a, Alliance for Progress, Peace Corps, b. Relations with North American credit organizations. ce. North American military assistance, role of the Amerjoan military mission, . . d. The North American Embassy, Information on the Ambassador and Embassy personnel, e. Activities of the North American Intelligence corps. 8. INTERNAL POLICY OF THE COUNTRY: .- Existing bourgeois political parties: composition, forces, propaganda methods, leaders, information on the same, Pro- grams, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 . Lo , TO S-E-C-R-E-T i ; ND FOREIGN DISSEM ’ - ws ca . . : ~S- CS-311/01258-65 : b. Relations of the bourgeots Political parties with the. “Yankee" Embassy, the monopolies, and the churches, ce. Political organizations, information on the same, origin, . ties, Orientation, . dad, Need of collaborators for information. \ e. “Where the political parties obtain funds, \- 9. SOCIAL SITUATION: Conflicts of cconomic origin manifested as racial demands. a! Leaders, information on the same, b. Economic and political predeminance of racial groups. Re- 4 lations of these groups with the "Yankee" Embassy, Leaders, information on the same, “ ‘ c. Worker, student, and peasant organizations, Structure, strength, and orientation, Leaders, information on the. same. 10. INTERNAL SITUATION OF THE ARMED FORCES: a. The armed forces, Structure. Social composition, organi- zations, equipment. Troops, Barracks or encampments, b, Coupist (coup d'état) groups within the Armed Forces, In- formation on Colonel Ornei, his ties, etc, Military relations of Haiti with other Latin American countries, ad. Ideological training of the Armed Forces, Material and reasoning used, Information on soldiers who are in the International Organi- zations of the JID and U.N, and on the military attachés in the Latin American countries, f. Restrictive bodies; organization and activities, 11.) THE CHURCH: a, Ecclesiastical Hierarchy, b, Situation between the native and foreign clergy. Participation of the Chureh in the internal political life of the country. Governmental opposition, 4 d. Influence of the Church among the popular sectors; workers, peasants, Students, . . ’ e, Campaigns of the Church against Cuba, arguments. f. Relation of the Church with the plans of the United States, Influence of the Church on education in the country, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 S-F-C-R-0-T sO FORELGN DISSEY ~6- * CS-311,701258-65 12, FUNCTIONS, CHARACTERISTICS, AND INFORVATION ON MEMBERS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE ANG THE ACCREDITED DIPLOMATIC CORPS TN TNE COUNTRY: ” oe a. U.N. b. OAS and JID, ce. Officials in and from the Latin American countries, . d. Information on the internal political life of the country, obtained in diplomatic circles, 13, THE PRESS; . a, Information on journalists and the existing disesemination organs, The possibilities of using the journalisis both in the country and abroad, for our work, ; (14, “OPERATIVE INFORMATION: Possibilities of illegally penetrating into the country any taking advantage of the proximity of the eastern coasts of Cuba, Necessary: 15, CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL ECONONY: North American investments and their influence on the country, Belgian investments and their influence on the country. Other foreign capital and its influence on the country, Level of unemployment. Exports and imports, levels and characteristics, Characteristics of domestic capital. Economic areas of major inveStment, its relationships with foreign capital, Haiti's position with regard to Central American economic intcgration, . 16, GOVERNMENTAL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF TIE ORGANS: Relations between the Presidency and the Ministries. Information on personapes closest to and most influential with Duvalier, The Congress, The most outstanding figures, Relati6ns with the Government, the "Yankee" Embassy, and the monopolistic enterprises, me The Judiciary persons holding high positions, Important laws. Restrictive laws. Relationships between the Judiciary and other autherities, ‘ Information on officials having authority over areas of the country. S~E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
104-10186-10309.pdf
14-0000 104-10186-10309 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ‘This materis! contains taformetion affecting the National Defense of the United Gtates withia the nieaniag of the Espionage Lews, Title r 1a, UBC Gers 789 and TH the tranemission of revelation of which Ia any manner to en unsuthorised person le probibited by law, + a _ S-E-C-R-E-T a . NO. FOREIGN DISSEM j COUNTRY Cuba =~ 7 REPORT NO. — CS--311/00466-65 : SUNECT Policy Guidance Directives for DATE DISTR. 1l January 1965 =! Cuban Intelligence Representa- . , ' tives in the Dominican Republic —— NO. PAGES 8 - ‘ . ; ° ; i REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 i CS-311/0063FGRN TO CIA pate OF 1963 | Background Use Only INFO. . _ . : Do Not Reproduce PLACE & : : FIELD REPORT NO. : OATE ACQ. » 19 ; THIS 1§ UNEVALUATED. INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE, source: A former Cuban intelligence officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964, Headquarters Comment. The following is a translation of a docu- ment which Source provided containing the policy guidance direc- tive for Cuban intelligence representatives in .the Dominican Republic, prepared by the General Directorate of Intelligence i (Direccion General de Inteligencia--DGI), MA Department. The MA Department no longer exists as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal Departmont (legal) and National Liberation Department (Liberaciton Nactonal -- LN), It may he noted that this dircctive was prepared during the régime of Juan Bosch Gaviho. DIRECTIVES OF THE M-~A SECTION . ' COUNTRY: SANTO DOMINGO (sic) | i Priority | 1. Collective aétion. ' 2 Status of leftist forces, : : , 3. Dominican Republic Armed Forces. 4 Dominican Communist Party (Partido Socialista Popular Dominicano). 5. Training camps and operations bases, 7 6 Counterrevolutionary organizations, 7 Repressive corps and CIA Santo Domingo. 8 Status of political, parties or groups, 9 Solidarity with Cuba movement, 10. Relations with United States. 11, Church, 12, Armed forces internal situation. : 4 3. ‘ S-E-C-R-E-T ; 2 NO FOREIGN DISSEM {tg rn 9 1 1 : State Tota T army Téa _ Tain [sa x0 ore FBI 2 [stare Vota army Taw Tain Desa gs ore TBY 2 EPC INCLANT T&NS 1Note: Field distribution ndkated by ”t"’.) vP (AMMUG-1) $-311/00466~65 2 (for AFOST, ACST, ONT, SY, FRI] bra — 2 roraus JE 3,CF 21,RID‘AN 1,WH/SA 416(5),SR 4,FI ee « 7 WH 23(33) AF 8(8),EE 810) FE 12(8) NE 7(19) 14-0000 Hdqrs Dissem WH/COPS WH/PO/A WH/PO/B WH/1 WH/2 1 WH/3 \ WH/3/V \ WH/4 WH/5 WH/6 WH/R WH/SA/EOB WH/SA/MOB WH/SA/R WH/SA/Int WH/SA/CE 3 WH/SA/SO/NS Cr/Staff - CI/Liaison CI/R&A RID/AN . AF/1 AF/2 AF/3 AF/4 AF/R AF/CI EE/K EE/SA EE/BR EE/YA EE/H EE/P EE/C EE/IIS FE/PMI/I FE/JKO/JO FE/JKO/K FE/VNC/VN FE/R FE/CI Ce dd ol ol ed oe od od NE/AA/L&S NE/AA/AP NE/AA/E NE/AA/I NE/5S/P NE/6/C&I NE/Intel bad teed a bed ed feed be SR/CI SR/CI/K SR/RR SR/0/WH Po bal bel be ee eek kee Poe ek for Se eee ot et S-E-G-R -E- NO FOREIGN Di - ja - WE/1 1 EE/GNVA 1 WE/2 1 EE/ZURI 1 cal WE/3 1 EE/HAMB 1 WE/4 1 EE/KAVA 1 WE/S 1 —~ a . WE/BC 1 FE/DJAK T WE/R 1 FE/MEDS 1 . FE/SUR * Field Dissem FE/TOKY 1 $4 ; WH/MEXI 1 FE/SEOU 1 _ WH/MNTY 1 =, “FE/SAIG r ©0(FE/KOBB\ a 1 ~ 7 1 NE/COLO 1 NE/NEWD 1 1 NE/BOMB 1 1) NE/CALC I 10 NE/MDRS 1 1 NE/KUWA Als 1 NE/KAHI 1 1 NE/DACC 1 44 a 1 | NE/LAHO 1 a 11 |NE/RAWL 1 | 1 NE/BAGH 1 1 NE/BEIR WH/QUIT 1 NE/DAMA 1 WH/GAYA Li NE/ALEP 1 | WH/LIMA 1, NE/JIDD 1 aug 2 Matte WH/BUEN > 1 | 'N ! WH/COBA 1) NE/CAIR 1 . WH/MONT 1° | NE/ALEX a , WH/ASUN 1 1 WH/SAGO “ls WE/BRUS T | WH/RIOD 1! WE/COPE 1 ; WH/CURL 1! WE/HELS 1 | WH/BRIL 1, WE/OTTA 1 WH/SAOP 1 | WE/ROME 1 . WH/BHTA 1. WE/MILA 1! ! WH/BEHO 1! WE/HAGU 7 WH/LGRE 1 \WE/OSLO 1 wwmer 8 ee a | ew ee WH/SA/WAVE 5 | WE/BARC 1 ' | WE/STOC 1 AF/ALGI 1 Wey taNe 2 AF/ORNA 1 | WE/ PART 1 O0))AF/RABA Nesom AF/CASB 1 Liaison Dissem i AF/ACCR 1 AF/CNRY “4. IE Canada it \ - . AF/BAKO 15 > ACRCN a | AF/DARE 1| IE tistty (( 1 <7 _ L/WASHIBR 1 EE/VIEN 1 . EE/SBUR 1 74 FE/CYRU 1 [A] BE/ATHE 1 EE/SLON 1 EE/BERN 1 : ad - S-E-C-R-E-T T uc SSEN CS-311/004166-65 NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -2- CS-311/00466-65 eo Amportant ole 13. Functions, characteristics, and personal data on members of the foreign Service, and of the accredited diplomatic corps, 14, The press, Necessary 15, Status of the national economy, 16, ‘Structure of the government and functions of its organs, INFORMATION GUIDELINES AND OBJECTIVES COUNTRY: SANTO DOMINGO Priority. ' 1. Collective Action. - a) Political and military agreements adopted by regional organs against Cuba in which the Bosch government participates, Meetings in which the government's participation in the adoption thereof may be agreed on, Dominican government pro- posals on the Cuban case, and collective aggression. b) Participation of the government in troops in the aggression, units which would participate in the aggression, their chiefs and strength, c) Joint military mancuvers which may be held in Dominican territory by Latin American armies. Participating armies and units thereof, d) Military concentrations of Latin and Yankee armics, .ob- jectives thereof; presence therein of Cuban mercenaries, their conditions, U.S. Sol. (sic; soldiers?) Such as mercen- aries of the Plaza Giron type, etc, e) Plans of provocations devised by the Dominican government in order to show Cuban Government intervention in the country's internal affairs, f) Measures on travel to or from Cuba. g) Possibilities for break in relations by countries that may have relations with Cuba, . 2, Status of Leftist Forces a) Progressive forces: organization, leaders, strength, . position, and argumentation in the revolutionary struggle. b) Possibility for armed struggle. c) Contradictions and degree of unity among the leftist forces, 4d) Publications--circulation. e) Repression against leftist forces, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -3- CS-311/00466-65 on f) ,Contact with leftist forces in order to kuéw their viewpoints regularly, at all times, and when we may need it, especially on political and economic changes which may take place ia Cuba, g) Student, peasant, and labor movements, “Organization, strength, leaders, relations with the leftist forces, degree of unity. h) U.S. and Church penetration in the mass organizations (labor, "peasant, Student), i) Possibilities of spontancous manifestations of struggle, j) -Possibilities of guerrilla movement; groups, organizations, leaders, weapons, popular support, relations with the left- ist forces, —- : co. . k) Struggle in the city: groups, leaders, form of work, role of the labor and student movement, relations with the left- ist forces, and with groups operating in the countryside, . UJ 1) Relations of exiles with the insurrectional movement, ' 3, Armed Forces of the Dominican Republic a) Organization of the Dominican Armed Forces, units, and strength of the various corps, Bases, barracks, weapons, and transport of the Armed Forees, Locations, b) Budgetary allocations of the Armed Forces; allocations to each branch (Navy, Air Force, and Army), c) Existing bilateral agreements with the United States of a secret nature, - ad) Secret or public military pacts entered into by Santo Domingo with countries in the Caribbean area, agreements by them con- cerning Special] arrangements. e) Yankee military missions, Names, ranks,.and functions of their members, their duties, £) Armed Forces units with anti-guerrilla training, their Strength, time spent in anti-guerrilla training, instructors giving it, weapons, and transportation in the possession cf the units. Leaders of the units. Other battalions or Special units (parachutists, Rangers), g) units and Strength, their leaders, transport, and weapons, h) Changes’ in armament; quantity and characteristics of the new weapons acquired, . i) Participation by Dominican units in Centra) American or Caribbean military maneuvers, units participating, Strength, their Jeaders, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 S-E..C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -4- CS-311/00466-65 SPD Communist Party (Dominican Popular Socialist Party, Py ‘ a) Attitude toward the Second Havana Declaration, b) Attitude toward Cuban-Soviet relations, c) Attitude toward Cuba's political activities of a national or international nature, d) Position-in regard to the disagreements tn the international © Communist movement. A . e) In the case of China and the.-USSR;, f) In the case of Albania and the USSR. g) As regards Yugoslavia, China, the USSR, and Albania, h) As regards Peace. i) Regarding peaceful coexistence, j) Internal status of the Party, ‘k) Forces, 1) Leaders (information concerning them). m) Disagreements. n) Relations with other Ieltist forces, disagreements, possi- bilities for unification, fi) Methods of fighting officially adopted by the Party. o) Attitude of the Party toward the elections. p) Relations with the bourgeois parties and the government, q) Work for solidarity with Cuba, r) Publicity media, s) The establishment of permanent and temporary contact with the PSPD, _ t) Relations of the PSPD with other Latin-American Marxist parties, Training Camps and Operational Bases , a) “Location of training camps for Cuban mercenaries, number of mercenaries in them, Type and duration of training, organizations participating in it. Plans and missions of the elements being trained, Leaders of the camps, Place where the Cuban mercenaries go, recruitment locations, Participation by national elements in the training of mercenaries of foreign nationality. S-F-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEK 14-0000 7. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM - § ~ CS-311/00466-65 b) Presence of counterrevolutionary clerents in the Dominican armed forces; names, assignments, and functions, c) Location of counterrevolutionary operational bases on Dominican soil; type of bases. Water craft or aircraft present on them. Counterrevolutionary organization which appears at the head of them, Elements participating, - Type of water craft and their characteristics, Their weapons, objectives, and plans of attack; dates when they are to be carried out, Counterrevolutionary Organizations Cuban counterrevolutionary organizations which are function- ing in Santo Domingo; their leaders, Their contact with government personnel, especially with people in the -new régime who are responsible for establishing such contact, a) b) Contact by the Bosch government with the magazine Bohemia in Exile of Miguel Angel Quevedo; financial support given it by him, and through whor, c) Contact with Carlos Prfo and elements linked with the PRC; ‘assistance to them, Contact with the counterrevolutionary organizations; contact with the political parties; clements through which it is effected, d) Methods of communication by the elements in Santo Domingo with the counterrevolutionary centers in Miami; through whom the communications are established, and what means are used for this purpose, Obtaining documents which prove that the Dominican govern- ment gives economic assistance to the counterrevolutionary elements, e) f) Counterrevolutionaries who are now working in the Dominican “state apparatus or in Yankee aid institutions; disagreements between them and the Dominican workers, Connections between the counterrevolutionary organizations 6) and the Trujillo régime, Repressive Bodies and CIA, Santo Domingo a) Repressive bodies which function in Santo Domingo, Their functions, Activities carried on by them. Their leaders and principal officers, Working methods, Plans and ob- jectives, b) Intelligence organizations functioning in Santo Domingo, Leaders, Elements abroad, Their duties and functions, Activities carried on, Plans and objectives of Dominican Intelligence, principally against Cuba, Trujillist ele- ments Still functioning inside this body; duties and functions. , Cooperation between the Dominicana repressive bodies and © those of the Latin American countries, especially those of Central America, c) S-E-C.-R-E-T NO FOREEGN DISSEM Documents proving these connections, 14-0000 i _ se $-E-C-R-E-T NO FORETGN DISSEM -~6- CS-311/00466~-65 . d) Meetings held with them, dates, and personne] participating in the nectings; locations, Points discussed, agreements arrived at against Cuba, and the Novement of National Libera-. tion, Plans and objectives of the national security forces with regard to tho Movement of National Liberation, means and resources mobllized, agents infiltrated into the poli- tical movements, repressive methods prescribed, “ ce) Contacts with Interpol. Cooperation with it. Restrictive measures regarding trips. to Cuba, Agents. . . _ f) Foreign advisers of the repressive forces and intelligence | : : bodies; names, ranks, and positions; their functions; cases in which they have participated, Leading functionaries of the CIA in the country; its office, . g) Plans and objectives it pursues in Santo Domingo, h) Nationals who are working for the CIA; names, ranks, and positions, Their methods and plans, Purpose of their work. 8, Status of the Parties or Political Groups a) Their present status in regard to composition, strength, penetration, factions, leaders, programs, etc, b) Participation in the government, c) Relations of the political parties with the Embassy, the monopolies, the Church, and the Armed Forces, d) Organizations of a fascist type; relations with the govern- ment, the Yankee Embassy, the Church; leaders, members, structure, anti-Communist campaign, arguments, attacks upon Cuba, e) Provenience of the funds of the political parties, — f) Attitude of the political parties toward the Cuban Revo- lution, : g) Toward the Second Havana Declaration. h) In regard to Cuban-Soviet relations, in questions which affect Cuba and world peace, “ay Concerning rightist and extreme rightist groups, ,J) Reactions to the economic and political changes taking place in Cuba, 9. Movement tor Solidarity with Cuba a) Possibility of active demonstrations in favor of Cuba: , groups, leaders, strength, organization, participants, relations with the forces of the Jeft and other progres- Sive torces, : b) Repression directed at the movement for solidarity with Cuba, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM 14-0000 ore SY CREAT ae NO YOREIGN DISSEM -~7- . CS-311/00466-65 c) Propaganda campaigns fer and against, Periodicals; themes, 10. Relations with the United States a) Alliance for Progress, b) The Amertcan Embassy. Information on the activities lof the Ambassador .and the persenne] of the Embassy, Relations with the reactionary organizations, Relations with the Church, Government functionaries in close contact with the Embassy, ll. The Church 0 , a a) Ecclesiastical hierarchy. Information concerning it. b) Attitude and disagreenents between the national clergy and foreign countries, ‘ . 1 c) Participation by ‘the Church in the internal politics of ' the country. @) Secular organizations of the Church (such as young people, Catholic labor, Catholic knights). ; e) Penetration of the Church into the educational system of the country on various levels, . 12, Internal Status of the Arzed Forces a) Information on the military chiefs and the activities they carry on, Groups they observe, Trends and disagreements, Important 13, Functioning; Characteristics and Information on Members of the Foreign Service of the Diplomatic Corps Accredited to thé Country a) United Nations, Organisation of American States, the JID /inter-American Defense Board/, b) Latin American functionaries in this country. To work with the diplomatic circles accredited to the country, 14, The Press a) Information on journalists and dissemination organs, Possibility of making use of them, Journalists in the country and abroad, Required 15. Status of the National Economy . . . : a) United States investments (new and old), b) Participation by the national oligarchy in the economy, Industry, commerce, agriculture. ce) Utilization and locarien of Trujillo's property, d) Trend of the level of unemployment. S$-E-C-R-E-T NO FORFIiGN DISSEM 14-0000 16. e) f) e) . . S-E-C-R-E=T NO FOREIGN DISSEM -8- CS-311/00466-65 Relations of the country in regard to Central American economic integration, Possibility of a new economic policy of the United States monopolies in the country, Need for obtaining collaborators who will inform us pertodi- cally on economic questions, Structure of the Government and Functioning of its Apparatus a) b) c) d) e) Character of the government, program, international policy. Relations between the Presidency and the ministries, Functioning of the Congress, Most prominent figures, Re-. lations with the Yankee Embassy, Representation of the bourgeois parties and the-social classes, The judiciary: personages occupying high positions; important laws, Repressive laws, Relations of the ; - oy judiciary with the other authorities, F Information on personalities cornected with Juan Bosch, _ S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN
104-10186-10382.pdf
“\104-10186-10382 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | i pF RAT EL | LISPATCH ‘ fo Chief, Wg WG fae Chied of Stat oi, Graurial 19-27 f Chiet of base, [are Lona Chief, KE __ Irion ee 4}. Sd : i fhter of Statton, JMWAVE 77> | . uact SEY Operational < ‘ MMUG/L Identification of Manuel ESTEVEZ Perez PACnowaquaa auucee SSS ACTION REQUIRED: None; for your information and files, - Relerence: [espe ro2 ~ v : 1. As requested dn Paragraph 2. of reference AMNUG/2 was queried 1 for any information he might have on Masuel ESTEVEZ Perez. AMMUG/1 | was unable to identify the name. 2. Rare fonak [f-a photograph of the Subject is available, dt is suggested that a copy be sent to ®AVEZ to show ANMUG/1 for possible identification. | ind ; Distribution; 42 - WIC. i552 | | | | 2 ~ cosfapn\ | 2- con fiyeeo on ‘5 tC) | , i | ~ 2 = CHET Gare rin f CATE O58 Tis er t . AG Aug 65__f0- DSEATON FNL Ce AND MEOEE A 1 CPUUS RECEHE NCE 10 EPGA-2211 DENT bat Nits mae 6/68
104-10186-10410.pdf
14-00000 104-10186-10410 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | i xground US Ba Not Reproduce CORT pe em ee ee > eg ae . re. ~ we ee CLASSIFIED MESSAGE roraL caries Bf are a Cl eee “CJ owe. - * ACPROGLCT IGM PHOMIMTTED 27 SECRET SOW ANCE cory av ee E EPBoidtor | 212 >t DIR INFO HEX wave cts Gat|ssi13 . _ ee tet OW CUBA. oe. . AMY * + ’ rEF a) nesters (NOT SENT NEXT, YAVED - Fe tes 3). DiR-?01 lo = AMNBASSADUA “Deh, Vlei FOLLOW UP APPROACK TO ere dn if RIVERA] PENGING KECE G71 OF .247 GOVT RE CLION: i: a MPACTIN nee RE UNGERST*ADABLY Wald OF LETTING refer SEH) 0 ENTNMUSES GYER PROPOSAL WHEW ASAcRe! Ch AICaAN KLJCOTION OF SUATACING SIGHT TORPEDO OF, ath “24 2e WHILE(EALV| Shoe FoF CAS PAPEN RECEIVED HEF A eLie YAKE swtenestan, FREDO tal id, Ye NOT CLEAN OF Nu SLATS To PRESENT IT. ASSN. fo Gl od par secTED of sme at wend ED rae re weer ES TRE” BEING MADE AVAILAN.S 5 Se REE tees 2s FEELS IT YOULD SE ut IRIASLE SURFACE MANES OF 3/vo TAAINESS Cc FOR FOLLOWING SEASONS: ayRR 14-0000 A. portion HAVE -10) AR: [IT kes APPEAR nat BEB }oo OES NOt we Raves], INDICATED THAT KE WIL o° TOCnANES THE: ARRESTS, » Eesr INCLINED 70 acust. vel Mw ‘youl FOU ou THROUGH DUS FEAR.OF STIRRING ve [Eaturobias LEFT tsts,- we ‘LACK OF- “SUR ID ICAL, GROUNDS: - Jet : FOR PROSECUTION. oe 2. ALTHO Bho KNOWLEDGE THAT al LEAST 75 saLvadoRai's RECEIVED rs TRALYING EN APRIL 19 963° aND APNIL 1964, ME was - ABLE TO FURVISH OLY 35 NATE = SF THESE, LESS THAN HALF Age - KNOWN TO SE TRUE WANES. VE TUS FEEL THAT IT WOULD 2E SETTER a : Bee a nae NOT 19 MENTION Ay OF Te G/# NANES, STAND ON TRE 7> FIGURE, AND TPLY Tat NANZSS OF ALL 75 AVAILASLE TO | Ul WES “HG PANS SUCRE LY AY AITING PSOFETIOUS TIte TO ROUND TEEN UP. Ce GAn TRAINEES HAVE BED") MATTIVE SINCE RETURN FROM nv ty ty tt fea e ‘te iq “I CUBA AND ONLY RECENTLY STEPS Byer sILITARY COMMISSION TO REACTIVATE THEM. NOKEY POSITION TO REPORT ON THIS oUILDUP, THERE iS GOOD CHANCE OF PagsIW goes) ll INFO aT LATER DATE WHICH WOULD FERAIT THOM TO CATCH HOLE GROUP RED HANDED 81TH CVdSENCE GN Whicsd THEY COULD LE PROSECUTION. Pear a oe pet TPE: ste-Paorsl case waieges TO COULD 2 USED AT TIAT TRE tu eorstea[sozS] ease. “ u ; «I6E 14.99000 so a la “4 “ ir 2 SEE LUEL AUESTS AND SURFACE oe EM0USLI, VITHOUT WENTIOVING _— CASES. THIS OULD AVOTS Su FAG. NG OF Ss . i, PROBABLY TURH into HOSTILE ACeHT YIS-A-VIS . : / . . Mge ‘ lod yr Ea : : we SE SHOULD : og PRECEDES BY: ARLES? 33+ en “4 . 2 in PASER, YE RECQUMEND DELETIO? q E3ii PLANNING AGIRESSION ACAINSS Cion. Cl. - 70 an aia It a2 MO BASIS ia FACT AWD cous 3S - TNE FoR PuoOP | £-2b 4 Je its, Siavios | , % r 1s . 2 QuULNG CSROWGLS GY Toul TOLD VES TAPPROVALS : \ | | & is kiexs SPF oftuaTios ov TSENG PRLACIPALT LS ‘ val 7 WELA TEAL QU GNON SEAT fb FESS i ‘OR LATFNSiVA Guoal SLOT “Sada ff TAK : j $B. IN cal lw wavtane PWAT Avuug ual: Ms yo CF Culan Sucskadive ZFF On! PILL caLvasos Ady : . . bE . tela . . : } 7 ' . a . . Pa ; ' . _ - . Ce t : ' é by “e — i 14-0000 ' ‘ . ~ ; - Rese | * ? wwe be PETITIONS: = RBBB AVATILAGLL TS : Steck ke UE wR IST RT BUT REF A-PAPEA FOR SaulY BY Cas VENBERS. Dd. TAN IS UADE AVAILAGLE | De REQUEST CONSENTS. SEC ET ; . SL Re ” : CFN ‘ ~ ° Te an { . . “ot i : . ' i cKkéT ; . . ‘ ' : 1 ¢ “ , ‘ Af. te, - - ~AN a
104-10187-10003.pdf
14-00000 — = PREP CNTR Sep, Fe 104-10187-10003) . | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | & i . & ; a \ UEERDAR PLUS AL TE UP ACIUARLERS By \ HOUSE SELUCP CYSULPTEL AN ASSASSEAC CONS SPARE MLUERE SS PULE TUTLE/SUMBEE/VOLUNE ; AMB7 OER. Vol —Sippercé. ares @/S£-9-0S wzodvaay . ee ee oe at ter ane RS SO INCLUSIVE DATES: oy Tear? /9O9 —/3 Moy 1964 _ _ CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: £9 /ODBO et rot: 30.34 iE DELETIONS, TP ANY: ee a er a Ty RETURNED REVITWED RY 7 STONATUEN OF nner say | gevrnwive orereran D. Heed ony —__ D HFRO A fo Har rcabrcarns Zi ' “Ales wesuhowsnys ya ' wot “oa a a . % Fane a EE PEN MRS ose; 1 ANNE MK BOT AIT EAE | POTEET eat ven PERISEY AE es a _ E . Pes Fon ete acre ee NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPTER OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE. cre , oe Lo EER TD GE TPE POLY NEE aT se etPancstinettacbbantadis’ c suthe so dchaaheuee bd \ Ye WL WOd2NS AOA a. fy 2d - e96T IEy fod wy SO RE Rae th a a nO6T Wien. $$ L-G-95 eEPEST EY, NET ve anus tsure Pee . 1 Levee nN a y pe on 14-00000 f apie, remy \ CONP-EBENTIAL NOTICE THIS FILE HAS BEEN PROCESSED AND RETIRED. DO NOT ‘ ADD ANY DOCUMENTS TO THIS FOLDER, FORWARD CS DOCUMENTS. THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THIS FOLDER TO IP/RPU GE-58. NOTICE —CONFIDENTTAL Pet 2593 rea) 14-0001 7 i —_MESSAGE FOR FQRM / one, C, ‘Rustgs- -Videla unit R/S CO moe ut oates 13 NOVEMBER: 19648) Mie IN Cs File NO. v4 emenvaw ‘ 4506 og NO INDEX mo DOF, ADDF, c/P 3, os ray, aang REF; MEXE 1538 (IN 20864)* \ o . LITEMPO 1, ONLY POSSIBLY IDENTICAL TRACES MRS SHAPIRO ARE IN HMM 191 AND HMMA 2525, ODIBEX REPORTS 1948 WHICH CANNOT BE LOCATED(GELIEVED ONLY REPORT TRAVEL BETWEEN MEXY AND US) REPORTISON ROSA ACKERMAN DE SIIAPTRO BORN BOZALIA RUSSIA ON 8 MARCH 1909 (MEXI GOVT SHOULD HAVE FILE ON HER). 2, ONLY PROBABLY IDENTIFIABLE TRACE LIPPMAN WAS KUTWIN CENSORSHIP REPORT 1942 WHICH LISTS HIM AS CONNECTED REAL RESTATE AND CONTRACTING FIRMS NEWARK NEW JERSEY, HE WAS CONNECTED WITH INDUSTRIAS DE DEFENSA IN HABANA CUBA SIITCH! WAS DESCRIBED AS UNDERTAKING PROMOTIONAL SCHEMES INVOLVING SHIPBUILDING, DOCK FACILITIES, AND DEFENGE WORK. - 3, KUSONA TS MAKING LOCAL CHECK, AFTER OBTAINING HUSBAND'S FIRST NAME AND SOME UKKKRM BACKGROUND WILL CHECK VOLUMINOUS FNU SHAPTRG TRACES RI AND CARDS ON HUSBAND, UNLESS ADVISEN CONTRARY DO AT THIS TIM NOT PLANCHECK ODENVY, ODURGE OR ODIBEX. IF THESE ACENCIFS WOULD HAVE INFO WE WOULD FAVE TO REQUEST SPECIFIC PERMISSION PASS TO_ Ai MEXI OFFICIALS, ve! y END OF MESSAGE [wre ‘ “Cnekes GROUP! Aurwenticarine RELEASING Crricge ] eee Ovricer dechaunligation REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THEISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. vee ee 14-0000 -nwaw , oma.C, Bustos-Videla unit WH/1 ur 1 4806 C1 So INDEX Oat, 23 NOVEMBER 1964(] Mle in CS MLE NOY TO +6 OM DIRECTOR CONA PAGE TWO ROUTING MESSAGE FORM pS , Cron eC Wd2 reo me IO) 3 : WH COMMENT: *LITEMPO+2 requested info on SHAPIRO and LIPPMAN who reside New Jersey and who are suspected espionage agents, ALP < WZ a (erg — c/WH/1 ; - fy Z bee f Pb ediry TCHARD HELMS 7 JOHN HORTON pDP C/WH/POA ° SeRaluar SEFIGEAS Graguel AUTHENTICATING MELEABING C°FICER s+ eRE TT fachded bres automata orvicen dewagsding and - c & nfisation REPRODUCTION , OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1. ROHIBITED, Copy No. NEE Ne RO AA OEE HE ONE Nem OL OREN HOt Ate Me ane RRs NERO eH a 14-0000 : 22. MESSAGE FORM owe. C, Bustos Tor ~ vat WH/L C3 nota [ey SecReT | ext 14506 (NO inoex \ pate, 31 AUGUST 1964 (nie in cs Ate NO. > uelinetp neean to, MEXICO CITY WSepol £5 292 | conn GA 9 INFO TSS eeSZ Pz va _—_— 10 MEXI INIOs Cite DIR \ : why REF: DIR 44882 49308 > : 4 i | RUTSAY ETA 8 SEPT EAL FLIGHT 305, SO NEED MEET, REQUEST RESERVATIONS. WILL PHONE AREHART DIRECTLY. END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENT: Ref gave AREHART instructions for Hqs contact re his travel to U.S. Baker | DOG, } DESMOND FITZGERALD We J. KAUFMAN C/WH/1 ~NuWUaw c/WD COORDINATING OF FIC EAS rrr ur a Pha RELEASING OFFICER tactodes AOU? matte wre rareaTina 7 T downgrading end - — dectusrtication scrnooberion BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 oO ee LIENVOY/TECHS ; v REF: HMNT-4748 ; \ NEWTON T, RUTSAY AVAILABLE FOR TDY 10 TO 23 SEPT, END OF MESSAGE WH/Pers/Benthall (by phone) C/TSN/AOB/Yoeh (by phone) de wim le DESMOND FITZGERALD C/UD ; ere rey i . TiGeet ATLEMSING CPFICER ' SSR RR teed tee tee i wow fe zy t dawaares cb ate Ertan $00 Gm cp ws ETA FOLLOWS, J, XAUFMAN C/aR/1 wt, OPFiGEA EPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THEISSUING QFHCE IS PAONISITED. | Copy Ne AUTHENTICATING "Ne ew TOCTRIGYE CURIS Eteenn ne seme ae eens eee one 14-0000 10 August 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Technical Services Division ATTENTION 2 Chief, TSD/ANB SUBJECT : Request for TOY Replacerent for Arnold F,. ARENART. . 1, SH Division requests your cooreration {fn providing & THY replacement for Arnold F, AREHART as Case “Fficer and technician for the ETESVGY tap center in ‘lexieo City. AREUART has requested three weeks hore teave, from 19 to 28 September, to drive his older son to the States te enroll his in kis freshnan year of collere, AREHART has kept his leave plans toa mindmur so that his Thy replacenent will nee! to be on foan from Headquarters for as short a time as possible. 2, The fivision had offered to provide an aperations officer og a TDY replacerent but Mexico City Station has ree quested that a technician he sent instead since the burden of AREHART?s job is the maintenance of equipment alors with the protection of CTAts Interests dnside the UP, WE Division supe gests that your rolease of ‘fr. Charles Deck for this assignee nent would be idesi if he is available, 25 no overlap would be required since he is already knowledreable ef this operas tien, The Station was o1so very pleased with the work dene by Yr. Deck on his last TPY to Mexico, 3, Because of the critical tole the LIFAVCY Project plays in the Station's whole operational picture, and hecause of the importance the smooth-functioning of the tP is to cur lialson with ter-level Yexican officials, your assistance is requested, Tf “Ur. eck is not available, any other suitable candidate would be acceptable, Please inform Mr, Bustos, uisLfsiexica, X64506, ©4597 of your decision, as we sould like to be able to inforp Mezico as soon as possible as te whether a TOY replacement will be avallable. Resmond FitzGerald 4 Chief western femisphere Pivision 1400000 NDP/WH/DE/CBustosskte (10 August 1964) Ristribution: Orig & 1 - Addressee 1 - Wil/Ropgistry 1 - WH/1/Mexico 1 - WH/1/Mexico (LIFNVOY/Support) ‘ 14-0000 £ E & f r -_—— eee ee ene ance tees t ras g LASPOCAES ' PRESENT tae ALS j || DISPATCH a t , BREED FOE AOE TIOS t . t . . H fer, nD Diviaion ENR me atten erga . { POM? UsAUtTD Duye t i § cam pte IRDIRG - 6 ' iy ’ { 5 al . ea One] ee i t i “COP pias t ES RUEBEN i t Reference: IMM6=i5750 lated i” July lab % ? . ? Le Amolt som ipa’ wend? like to depart From Mert on 10 Septetier 4 LWe fer home leave and return avout 2O caplesoas 38, Je toeg not whe boreer : leace aimee tL will ke necessary to take Lis younger san out of acsool, Hfa otter Hy ax: Wilt be artering coliesa in the Unitet Statea wiirn ts the reason ARSHAZ? mepiagted leave at thie thre. - : 2, A tashnictes wuld he preferable to an operations cfficar aa a tempurary : reaniacedsate? for suman of the fob will te seleceranece of egitpret! ans poutect ian - tae ts bP, cince ARIUS whil he awa yw. i . three weeks, Lh taarters reeongiler gealing a teenteiec. i ~ ‘ - batt - y ‘ The tert taal wi at ris 4c che Job if ne has spantenp this. ioe otene y fa rekh expanttal ali iO here apeak Figltan. ; Hi ' a. less . | Witlard 0. SATS | H a | 4 . Gistetbutions ’ | 1 a2 - CHD i | ‘ i 1 : | ~— » sparen etsy nen meet Met | i - t : Fret ae Nearest i Clana Ary 14-0000 RAGS CATON Fe Chief of Station, Yexico City ; ok eS HD ~ i ~ ~ te cb) | DISPATCH WIA Fe WO Q NU ° CAN ANE OCS pe ome eee corms . Chief, fin Bone a sear res pens ms see oo coe CS> feplscement for Arnold F. AREMART during Hore Leave _ RAR IUS Kou References HMMA 23522 1. Referenced dispatch which reflected the Station's apprecias tion of Newten T. RITSAY's high level of performance during his recent TPY in Wexico and requested his return TDY was brought to the attention of the appropriate KURTOT offictals. 2. Unfortunately, RUTSAY will not be available to replace ARERART during the latter's hone leave period in the fall of 1964,——-- and KURIOT has ne one else they can release for a prolonged perlod this fall. Since the leave probably will only be about two fronths, Veadouarters wonders whether a technician is absolutely required. Nees the Station believe that an operations officer, with some Spanish and who could fercly take over the administrative work and make the Station contacts, couid fill in during this period? 3. We are not sanguine that a replacement can be made avall- able particularly since: the man will of necessity need to be “exposadle"™ to liagisen, but will try our best to Find one. In the meantime, please forward the exact dates it is desired the hoped fer man should be tn “Mexico to allow for adequate overlap. Cnester 2, AATNOLD Distribution: 2 - CCS, Mexico City so -&: 3G/2— CRISS WESERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL ANT NUMBER —— DATE ot se | 17 JUL 1964 ng COR IM 12741 es een . Lass FiCATiOn | HOS ENE mUstES & Fen | 50-6-75/2 eter Ore sar CLS ean Pitenerale oe a os 53 se eeerious to te aa. 14-00000 | | | | rt a eter FRUNESSING ATION DISPATCH [arene [ Eencae mi) _ Chief of Station, Mexico City } WO ANCEAIING REQUIRED INFO. ORLY QUALIFIED DESK | CaN UOGE INOEXING rw . | ~ | arcronUA gen Chief, WH Division WET LYENVOY SUPPORT ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES 1. Arnold F. AREHART asked that his TDY replacement inquire at Headquarters regarding the status of his request for equipment which the Station forwarded to Headquarters as Requisition No. 359-19-64, Headquarters has shipped to . ~ ‘Corpus Christi the items he requested in connection vith f - * the Revere (shipped 20 April), and the Heath and Allied items | -. were shipped'on 7 May; The Ampex and B-10 items have not yet been recetved at Headquarters from the supplier. Headquarters will pouch all items from these that weight and size will permit, the remainder will have to be shipped to Corpus Christi. In view of the equipment listed in LGIS 6020, 18 Hay 1964, which ts algo awaiting pickup at Corpus Christi, perhaps there will be a flight soon. 3. It is requested that the above information be passed to AREHART, \ 4 ?/ -* . . ° a Panes CEO) Chester D. DAINOLD Distribution: O&1 - COS, Mexico City ~&- 35 Sf. QL “GROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER Date we Tra DS ° HAW 12611 31 Hay 1964 Cs Cop CLASSIFICATION | HOS FRE MOMSEa — TS Een rt | 50-6+75/2 OFFICE OFFICER - Was: omen nee ad WH/3/Mexico/C. Bustos:chk 19940 i NISTAL | ’ COOSRINATING | SFEICER S NAME P. Pike (draft) OFFICERS SAPMAR Si oe 2nF rf. | Desorid FitzrGerajd OERICE SYMBOL _ Ne see ae ater teen ee yg 14-00000 = 26 May 26 May 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, TSD/AOB SUBJECT : LIENVOY TDY Report il. sTDY support of the LIENVOY operation in Mexico City wae provided by this office during the period 23 April to 15 May 1964, The Staff Agent, ARNOLD F, AREHART who manages this operation underwent surgery for a hernia on the 24th of April, The undersigned assumed the responsibilities and performed the duties agaociated with the LIENVOY operation during AREHART's convalescence. He was incapacitated for duty from 23 April until i2 May. His operation was succeseful and recovery was normal, AREHART returned to work on i2 May ina weakened condition and three days of overlep was allowed to provide assistance with the more strenuous and tiresome chores, 2. The LIENVOY Installation was found to be ia excellent condition, The operating personnel wore wall diaciplined and thelr procedures were well organized, The daily work was being accomplished in a buainess Uke and efficient msaner, AREHART has done a commendable job in eatablHphing and mains taining thio highly productive operation, 3. The equipment in thie installation has been tn use fifteen houre a day for over four years, Ag the result of good maintenance practices it is in good shape and functioning well, The minor difficulties encountered during the shake down period have been overcome and equipment maintenance and repair pose no significant prablem There was no loes of coverage on aay line during the three week TDY, 4. The following observations and recommendations are included herein to improve KURIOT services to the Field and to aquaint respoasible officers with technical discrepancias. A. Pertinent technicai information is aot being communicated to AREHART, * 14-0000 . . -2- | B. The.drying up of the ball point pons in the B-10, a Dial Recordor has been a constant nuisance eince the beginning of this operation, Tho pressure sensitive tape was the obvious answer to thie problem, but the first ten rolls of pressure : tape were received after nearly four years of struggling with the defective péne. It is recommended that pressuro sensitive taps be supplied to this operation for future use. C. The ten rolls of pressure sensitive tape recolved during this TDY were wound back- warda on their spindles. D. The tires on the idler wheel of the B-10 are drying and cracking and fail to obtain adequate traction on the flywheel, This causes tape feed problema, It is recommended that three dosen aew idler wheels be pouched to AREHART immediately, Several of the defective idler wheéla are available in this offica for \ inspection. Charles O, Detk TSD/AOB Distribution: Original & 1 - Addressee 1 - YSD/AOL/OSS/ WH 1 - WH/3/M 3B0003/Charlotte Bustos 1 - TSD/LOG ' 1- TSD/AOB/TRO : Charles 0, Deck/3330/jlm_ A a a a a gn nee ee 14-0000 = REO TEELS NOOTT ape ey: rae . MOR ARE TRER SE FPS Ee Pe DPE RET EU PT Eanes Uh oly LAY PDMS FROMPNME Bo at ane Ae Sistah 5 a . aia aiaanan MBE Sar . e “ZY V9 3 efor] SVE4 SOF. a cn ey eave. Tah 7 ES An eh FOL. on Hi WAZ pach elI? Captrndos -4s-O1elLo% B/20 Parte ; 422 -aach sH-) Bian t oply siticoa ratifiaroe, Lee vrei v leetri« ‘2 1N 1695. . at xs ‘ ’ lard ~26 Tuber Xx WGX OXS L943 - Yow aa eg pect * cola & : ae Comatiers + Cimey ; ay at vak Small Springs for Orive Motor 3pecias. / eee VA oe ser el? fr ko, 12 each Kea? Feed Scfonctts es rot, Fete fig © AMPEXN PARTS sr va — . WAY LC Per Ab Cotes. 2 each Alignmenta Tapen--lart Para y “ta, Doe ser. ore “4 4 ~ Me bata if Lt fecrnm g rented, Belbebe Cal! for Sh each Ja20l-e Plage >h each P-1O1L-P Plug BUD ey, ef net phrre,, >4 each PelOles Plug . “4 each Je2OI-P Plage 46 each C-203 Motor € pacitars, Linctreiytic 2, tai " 2tO Ve 2Ow “46 each _He202 Realaters, °O8 2 ne REVERE PANTS “96 Spare proasure pitia TR-2667. 6 each’ Inatunt Stop arn (ne+ types ‘ . : 320 each Tape counter drive bolts netieab LOL + n o ‘w “22 each Taka up belta TH-?REg n ” v Ny TYST EQUIPMENTS fleathkit Catiog . Pall anu ‘inter 2y62-1963 { Ss soathkit fransistor testes nae Wee - aoe & ~Capacitor Checker HAG TIT} * « . . ly ‘Vaauol-Aural Signal Tr car Kat TH “ ” ’ SS -Oschllosccpe rae TO-10 ” ” ” . SSeope Neaodulator prot kit Hae Bae ” woof “Low Capicity veopa bret HQ cred ” ue " N\ alarmonic (distortion ? eter BRLe 5-1 - ” o Ny ‘Resintance aubsilitiorn box Kat .— n o sCondo:nner Subsitution rox FER tel ” ” “ Alided Catalog #@ 220--1563 Page 197 mo 3 each Ta-al Tape spiicersn Cat § KGuRCHA-1U5 cabo pps of 7 Pirreg \2 oach 'S-"5 Tapatplicers Sut § BHA LTF * ne . \ oS eoch ap'icing Tape “Cat BOR-203 - 8-774 374 Such * . . A ~G6en0h Splicing Tape Cat /RGR-195 3T- 5 Seelfi trneb - : ” Xu Page 323 } “sRagdst@-C-Cheat 2Me7¥B mfd typo Bunber 43 “ ee if p y Tayo 394. v7 es ” ” +Cable Splacing cord Re hore2ho 4/2 Ib, 14-0000 . ™~ . . : ; CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | TO ss DIRECTOR FROM ¢ MEXICO CITY os _ AgTION, wi 8 INFO i: DOP, SOD, > 6, A 2, CA/PEG, cA/PROP, ca/o 4k, ct, cifoes, ci/oa, FI,’ FIN 2, Sas 8, WR , SECnEetT pieced DIR INFO CARA CITE MEXI.7782 _ REF EMS3TEL 1583 DATED 14 JAN SA [5det1m99238 1, NOTE CNARGE BOONSTRA REPORT OF VICENTE SANCHEZ GAVITO (MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TO OAS CONVERSATION IN WHICH SANCHEZ GaAVITO SAID “VENEZUELAN PRCSLEN IS CHITICAL FOR GOVERUMENT OF MEXICO. ALTHOUGH FONOFF KAS SOTT SEEN ANY OF THE EVIGENCe ON ORIGIN ARXS CACHE, SAID FONOFF HAS RECEIVED RELIABLE INF ORNATION TO THE EFFECT EVIDENCE OF CASIKO ORIGIN IS CONVINCING." 2. BELIEVE “RELIABLE EVIDENCE” LIXELY THAT GIVEN TO LITENSOR - ¢ BY SANUZL K. CASTELON IN DECENBER 38RIEF ING. af - SECRET | . ; sky i) | me ae | Pomme head . > 2 thes Copy No. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED 14.90000 . Se ne . ‘ . : : . . CONTROL OND CLYDE GHEET “ FER . CEPARTMENT OF STATE . Tine Recto Caoue Scet__!700 . LASIT OISTRIZUTICN-S/S TELEGRAM CR LIMIT DISTRIBUTION MEMORANSU . ° . Document locntipscation: _DEPTEL 1971 to Merico City . ROUTED ATTENTION ALL RECIPIENTS: The Stare OCPARTMENT HAS FUANISHCD TO Tad GiactcToa, CENTRAL Ri?) +2 UNPEURIGINCE, ONE COPY OF THE ATTACHED DOCLMENT. REPAODUCTION 13 PAONIDITCO, THE Caeus ‘ SECRETARIAT HAS AOUTEO THIS DOCUMENT AS SHOWN TO THOSE WHO HAVE A NEED TO KNOW, Eacn ocs “ UNDIVEQUAL WHO 3EZS THIS MESSAGE SHOULO SIGN AND INOICATE THE OATE OF HANDLING, THIS o/oct COVER SHCET MUST BE KEPT ATTACHED TO THE OOCU4ENT UNTIL THE DUCUMENT 15 OLaTROYEO. THe bO/et COVER SHECT HUST BE RETAINEO OY THE RECIPIENT FOR 30 DAYS AFTCAWHICH tf MAY BC OLSTROYED oa1 WITHOUT ANY RECORD OF OESTRUCTION, | . . , ; - AO/NE . aoe SIGNATURE OF PIRSON SFEING TELEGIAM CATE . A PR Se rst tre oP a -~ a A8 kh. ed Cc w —— merous 5 “es /RF- t . an : ee es GROUP 7 Exp For oy ExILUDED FROM AUTOMATIC SOuN] Caste Sec, O/OCh, 17 Apa 63 SAAQING AND DECLASSIFICATION 14-0000 _ ™~ +4 ° a 3 4 Qos TRPeeR AM ane eet mart at Senta wit TELECRAN ee Se wane UR KLE . ’ INDICATE: Coe? . : ad ; a . of es Cora td ‘ . : ; iz ; vy a iv _ 33 aos 3 Oras ACTION: ¢ ARAAISY MENICO CITY ‘ SS ANNEAL SY RIO DE JANSIRO | Lo, i ANAUGAASSY GQRACAS 577 . a LIMIT DISTALZUTION $/3 ae ‘ _CARACAS PASS WARD ALLEN. 035: _ FYI, 2. In conection Vencsuslan complaint to OAS, ; discussions in Standing Group of NSC have ideatified two . ' alternatives for cooperative system survciilance and interception . oo. of vessels and alrezaft engaged in transporting arms for subversive - . , purposes to Latin America (especially Caribbean area) directly or indirectly from Cuba. Difference betweon altarnitives centers |; a on need for OAS authorization for use of force in international : s 7 waters. ; . ; 2. Alternative A would vegquire OAS authorization use of force in conection with visiteand-search in international waters against selected Cuban vessels and sclected vessels OAS countries, le would be a cooperative systen of surveillance and interception involving visiteand-search in internstional waters on 3 siective basis, with force to be used if nocessery. Vidt-undesearch and, 1£ resistance met, force would be applied by naval units of US or of cooperating OAS countries against selected vessels suspectéd . . of transporting arms from Cubu,direatiy or indirectly. _-ooooOo . . 2 Telpsrsahie Manamacony ang lam OU Penge tenth na, Senet or ARA/CCA: Suceimains :dzfors "12/12/83 $/S:Nz. McKesson White House - Nr. Bundy ror REPRODUCTION FROM THIS COPY IS SEGREL PROHIBITED UNLESS “UNCLASSIFIED” B03" DS-322 14-0000 | Page, 2 of telegram to AM EAT ASSY BEXTCI, 210 A) _CARACAS _ : . echt — : . : . _ 3. Alcernative 5 would not require OAS authorizatic.: use fovea Inusmuch as visit-and-seurch would take place only within territorial waters. I¢ would ba a cooperativa systen of surveillanca and interception involving visit-and-search only within the territorial waters of an OAS country, with force to be applied, if neccessary, by that country's forces or by forces of ahother OAS country acting under a bilateral agrecnent. Coatrol of suspect vessels destined for noa-OAS country or territory (e. g. British Guiana) would deperd on coopexation that county. ; 4. In both alternatives interception or seizure of suspect aircraft would be carried out only in territory of A\S country of destination by forces of that country or of another OAS country acting uader a bilateral agreement. 5. Comparison of alternatives: (a) Alternative A would be mech harder to sell to OAS countries than Alternative B because authorization for .use of forcé rquired, . (b) Alternative A would be soncwhat more oe both in fact and as deterrent than Alternative B, although both can be circumvented. , (c) Alternative A would constitute harassmect of Castro whereas Alternative B is pursly defensive. , (d) Alternative A would incur substantially greater risks of escalation than Altcenative B. 14-0000 - Ansvbossies HTINLCG CLTY, RTO + TXEO: CARAGAS 28, of telegram to. Ce Ghee BM Us. - Seems (oa) Alcerna ative A woulé Se gore oxptnasive in: temas of US units required than Altos siva 3. : ; 6. Kind and muosper of se "tional measu.es which we would seek in . OAS vould vary wit th choiee between alternatives. ior cxample, our: tentative thinking-is that minizun OAS package acceptable to US under Alternative A would b.: autkhactisstion use force; cornlomnacion Castro vegire; and reaffimzaticn a ~ invigeration sutt-subversive measures. spt Under Alternative B, minimus sackaya now estimated to ba: defensive system with search énn geticre within national cerrizary; condemnations - eafiirmacion anti- aover-ies sequen; and obligatory break in air and surface communications botcen OAS countries and Cuba, 7. We consider attitads Mexico and Brazil critical, OAS vote authorizing use forse: im which one or other did not join would be politically undesirable. END Fri. 8. Action requested Chief of Mission shouis taxe first opportunity of conversation with FonMin on other matters ta explore diseveetly and informally indicating he acting personaliy and without instructions the provable \ od OM S vesolutica authovLlzing use farce, receptivity of GON (aoR) to an OS acxbassador should proceed on sssucption report OAS investigation cormaittea strongly 14-0000 enbassics MEXICO CITY, RIO: INFO: CARA Pape of telegram to fEgEVIesies VENTSO CLIN, RTO: INFO: GARACAS . _SsoRet” - : ‘, . strongly corfimis Venezuelan charges and will be basis propaganda. campatgn-to-alert OAS governments énd public opinion. Report, soonest, ner GP-3 oo END BALI. 14-00000 . ¢€ 2“)? PID? : aia \ ‘ \ MEXICO ' VP vecaer 1°63 . TEWLO SCORTS OAS LOLICIES, CUBA EXCLUSION — oo Havana in English to Rurope 2020 GHP 11 Decenber 1953--E (Trtt) Hortleo CLty--Mexican Foreign [lnmister Manuel Nello criticized Sunization of ner‘can States, enying trast it is in a state of crisis, Tolle elso criticized the e:clusion of Gia fren thet organisation. In the interview with the Nenican daily NOVEM DUS, Foreign Mirister Tells said thut Cubalo exclusion froa the O15 is not in conformity with the Q\S chartox. Me said that the cherter dozs not contesplate the exelusioa of any monber state. t Reverring to the present international situation of the OAS, Tello enmuasized thet au organization whieh does not dbase itcelf o cooperition, and tolerance is likely to face a crisis, The minister steted that in the preseat state of the Q\S, the cle: bases for the organisation to strengthen democracy do nob en pounter cut thas contrary to agreenoents adopted at Chapultepa: and Bogota, alzost all the present [atin Auerican roprescutatives to the QiS are also the’y courtries' suroagsadors. in Weacaington. GAURECUL ISTERCEDES FOR BOLTWui HOOR.GES Lima ASP in Spanish 2337 CME 12 Decemver loC3--P OFFICIAL USE ONLY) (Excerpts) Meicleo City--hrturo Jauregul, secretary general of the Regional IntereAmerioan Vorkers Organization (Qrganizacion Regional Intevusericera de Trabaisdores--OfTZ), cont a parsonal request to Belivian Vice Presicens Juan Lechin on temlf of the foreigners hele at Catavi as hostagose insiples in the naze of hostages. These raver of the spirit cf ivian revolution," the deation be held high.” The cable sass "I apreal to your lavor union Lo OG million ORIT neeber verkers in favor of persoig are well known es Conocrats woricing hurarntty and social economies progress. The Be nessage adis, "dewands that its prestige and vir -O0O- DIPLOMATS FOTURI--Sulas Ambassaicr to Mexico Feruand Rernonlil returned . to Mexico siter several reuths! absences (Moxieo City Radiodirusora U Conerciales Spanisn 2039 Ci 10 December 1963-<P) ; 3 PUEBLA BUPGDDR-The Pucbla mentcipal budvet fos 16s 56 Qf / Sr. ‘ite pasos orar wnat cf the current years C Oy a J Gaf.sura Conorelales & 2°39 CID 1O Decerb: > va yy ‘ 1400000 REAR 1 . . PANANWA : W Lecumber 1603 : PLAN OF TERRORICM IS UNFOLDING David La Voz del Paru in Spanish 2.cG (ff 11 Recember 1943--P {Station comcntary) (Te: ) Tt appesrs as if a preconceived plan of tevroris:, Lot xPONR befere iit Panama, has been unleashed gince members of our arned force were at Port Gulfck. ‘the barbarous death of Lebor Leader fguilar, teeten and kicked in Puerto Armuclies; the beating of Iniien sever Inaccr Palacios Salines; the Cenune-ation thucugn 3 newspaper ofa lshor leader who was hancee and beaten in Cohen; another cace in Bogucte; and many other known cases constitute patietic proof of the pan, Tf the objective of the wave of persecution fs to attack the idtas of - men vith bullets, sticks, imprisoiuent, ani other sinilar measures, it ia a stupid meve, because ideas are fought with Leas. If sone ef the huwivle class try to pretest in defense ef their rights, they are called communists. The privileged classes have used frequently ehis pretext against tie working classes. If we analyze the situation we wlil see how the privileged classes have maintained their own monopolistic organization. The oligarchic groups have greatly increased. Yestercay they could be represeated in the tvo or ties existing partics which were directed erd governed by them; today, they have seen the need to increase the number oF political parties, as much as 20 in a small country, in omer to coutrol the public administration. Esch party is formed by a privileged family whose only wish is to continue its life of leisure and luxury. This kind of live calls for plenty of noney, co in crder to obtain the money they necd thoy increase each day the taxation of the poor, who must vay and thus sink deeper into poverty, disease, and ignorance, Tf the people cdo not have work, they cannot earn moncy; ana if they do not have money they cannot vay taxes. If tre people try to erganize in seif-devense, they are eaceused of being conmunists, and they exe fought with sticks. If the esusa of all the evils Ve all know who . of democracy is communism, the solution is obvious. Adnvented communism, and who is living according to Lt and upholding it. Tue way to fight cormunism is to open sources of + work to build schools, hospitals, anid better roacs. 1400000 SECRET 4781132. ; MEXI 7418 oe 16Dec63W8 1818 { PRIORITY DIR CiTz RYBAT j | ATTN GaLsOND per waxt 1400 C2 916 SZ) a NO NIGHT ACTION . 1. PEAK AND COS MET WITH LITENSOR ALONE AND WITHOUT SINGLE INTERRUPTION FOR ONE HOUR. 2. MEETING AT LITENSOR HONE. 3S. LITENSOR INTENSELY INTERESTED, PEAK DID EXCELLENT PRESENTATION FROM VENEZUELANS” PRIOR TO THIS BRIEFING. HE WAS CONVINCED REPEAT CONVINCED THAT CASTRO GUILTY AND SAID AT END “CUBAN COMMUNISTS Phobae, Pa tone > WILL Not STOP WITH THIS DEFEAT". 4. LITENSOR BEING GIVEN COPIES OF PAPERS AND PHOTOGRAPHS BROUGKT BY PEAK; He INDICATED WISHED TO USE THESE. ¢ : 6. NO MENTION OF ANY BRIZFING OF TELLO BY ANY OF THREE. Aya f T. BOTH PZAK AND COS BELIEVE BRIEFING fliccess. a (ys SECRET a A ; é 1 ! OF ENTIRE STORY. . 4 LITZNSOR SAID HE HAD nav Gv LIMITED KNOWLEDGE O7 STORY ee : | SECRET. tose re eens 3 Crmepodnnn ond . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHICITED Copy No... = cate ne et wat CLA FIED MESSAGE | _ a DIRECTOR FROM « MEXICO CITY ; actions CAME 5 (WH CD NOTIFIED AND copy TEL a. 1615-16 ore 63) sO wo, ADDP, C/Cl, C/FI 2, WR_ oo SECRET 1620072 . —_ PRIORITY DIR CITE MEX, yan , RYBAT . ReFs wext 391 C//fory gs *% 7 1606381653 ATTENTIONS GALBOND 1. LITENSOR RETURNED MEXI LATE MORNING 16 DEE. 2. GOS AND PEAKE HAVE APPOINTMENT WITH LITEHSOR 1645 HRS SEXICAN TIME ON 16 DEC “FOR AS LONG AS YOU WISH". 3S. WILL ADVISE. Sic ‘Re T ° CS COMMENT: "BELIEVED EARLIEST DATE ° FOR LITENSOR BREEF Ins WCULD BE 17 DECEMGER. _ ° | Af . \ wt a UY i ral ‘ Pe mL REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIDITED Copy No, aeetee ee ee a tae . . a leant eee et ee eS 14.90000 ns CLASSIFIED MESSAGE » DIRECTOR t oO FROM © MEXICO CITY ACTION: WH 8 NFO 8 ci/ops, CI/oA, VR a - is ECRET 151956z - DIR CITE MEXI 7399 | t. WISH CALL HQ ATTENTION TO FACT THAT FOLLOWING STATION ACTIVITIES SUSPENDED FOR TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS VACATIONS DURING Lf jPERTons INDICATED: A. LIEMVOY 22-29 DEC Be. LIMUD !4 DEC-1 JAN C. LIKAYAK/2 22-29 DEC PEDec S36 | 702 D. LIEMBRACE ON STANDBY E, LITEMPO ACTIVE, BUT AT “SLOY PACE". 2. ADDITIONALLY MOST GOVT SERVICES DRASTICALLY CuRTAIL£D }DURING HOLIDAYS INCLUDING ISSUANCE TRANSIT VISAS. THUS STATION ‘IWILL FOR ROUGHLY TvO WEEKS BE VIRTUALLY UNABLE CALL ON MANY :USUAL SUPPORT POINTS EXCEPT IN EVENT EXTREME EMERGENCY. ' iA ‘SECRET ‘ ; ay A | __-SEGRET epee corone . wh . j REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE tS PROHISITED Copy No. . 14-0000 OATE: 12 Tee €3 0) FILE GN CS FALE NO, Destr: ¥ Paras RE Oe ees CLASSIFIED MESSAGE tw one: BL ni ichhardt:rg a Sa UNI WH/G /Kexico OWN TF" ss ext: 5940 [5 NO INDEN Se to : Mexico City FROM: ‘DIRECTOR CEERREOI' SG SEN Pg fecune cone: C/WH S infor OC:, BATCH, mop, ADOP, C/sco 4, C/ca 2, C/CA/o 2, C/CI, CFI 2s C/SAS 5, VR CITE DR 8 8 8 63 TO MEXI INFO RypaT NEF AEX! 73s 3% 1, 8 ADDITION TO REFERENCE REPORT, FBIS REPORT CF 11 DECEMBER “ea SAYS TELLO, IN INTERVIEW WITH NOVEDADES, CRITICIZED OAS CLAINING IT -IN STATE OF CRISIS AND THAT CUBA'S EXCLUSION FROM OAS IS VIOLATION ITS~* + CHARTER. THESE REPORTS SUGGEST TELLO DELIBERATELY ATTEMPTING PRE- ESTABLISH MEXICAN POLICY WITH REGARD CENSURB ACTION AGAINST CUBA. IN VIEW IMPORTANCE MEXICAN POSITION THIS RESPECT, THESE REPORTS MATTER OF CONSIDERAELE CONCERN HERE AND IT FELT NECESSARY TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION COUNTER TELLO TACTICS IN WAY THAT WILL RESULT IN MEXICAN SUPPORT FOR STRONGER OAS ACTION. 2; MEADQUARTERS BAS CONVINCING INTELLIGENCE FROM VENEZURLAN SOURCES AS WE). AS OUR OWN WHICH SHOWS CONCLUSIVELY TRAT ARMS DISCOVERED IN VENEZULLA ARE DISTINCTLY CUBAN. A NUMBER OF WEAPONS CAN BE IDENTIFIED AS FSPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR CUBAN ARMY. ARMS DISCOVERED IN GENERAL WERE OF A TYPE AND IN SUFFICIENT NUMSZRS TO SUPPORT PLAN FOR TAKE-OVER OF CAPITAL CITY OF CARACAS, ‘THELR APPEARANCE IN VENEZUELA TIES IN SPECIFI- CALLY WITH KNOWN FALN PLANS WITH REGARD TO LOCATICN AND TIMING. THE LATTER ‘SUPPORTED BY DOCUWSNTARY EVIDENCE TAKEN FROM CAPTURED FALN MEKBERS a cat f Sey ad i oent Aap uM 4 he as ALIN UTICATING OFFICER I CUCROINATING CFFICERS RELEASING CFFICER io s Mu T yi REPRODUCTION BY QiHeR THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS FRO Cepy No 14-0000 i G: —, ; 2 INCI | secReT/I-Y-2-at_ ~ CHAS HEILD MESSAGE : ne TN INDEX €: {) FILE IN-CS FEE NO, _ t ™: DIRECTOR PAGE 2 . OSFERRED : NFs : ROUTINE Os INFO ; . CrTe cir pier . | NOY YET SUR?ACED SY VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT, ABOVE INFORMATION FEES UNDER PREPARATION FOR VISUAL PRESENTATION WILL BS SENT MEXY BY Boga EXPEDITIOUS MEANS, . 3, WEADQUARTERS' REQUESTS THIS INFORMATION BE BROUGHT: TO: TE ATTENTION OF LITENSOR IN MANNER CONVINCE HIM BEYOND DOUBT OF CURAN BRL IN VENEZUELAN TERRORISTS ACYiVITIES. TO MAXIMIZE EFFECY IT FELT TESS THIS JNFORMATION SHOULD BE AT7'RIBUTED TO. VENEZUELAN SOURCES. TO THES GREATEST EXTENT POSSIBLE, 4, ADVISE 1F YOU SEE COMPLICATIONS THIS APPROACH AND DO NOT Baas SUGGEST OTHER ACTIONS WHICH WIGHT BE UNDERTAKEN TO REVERSS TSLE& waa 5. DRAFT OF THIS MESSAGE WAS SHOWN TO AMB. MANN. EN’ OF MESSAGE WIN (BLOF ~ Accoedhig tu Mansel ‘ictlo, the Mexican position on she ccasure of Cuba by tre OAS is "set." f c. teak “ 4 W sf an the Benn ("7 oeaey) fick chan ad C/WHD COORDINATING OFFICERS RELEASING orricen rege am strat ROTHENT] CATE ~ Pe Stetessiheation SECRET, — REPRODUCTION BY OT ° TriAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRO’ ‘TED, 14-0000 “fimom 4 MEXtCO CITY CLASSIFIEO MESSAGE : - 13O -+ DIRECTOR "action, C/WH 5 (MR REICHHARDT WH/3 NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT 2100=13 DEC 63) \ Tinno , OOP, ADOP, C/SCD 4, C/A 2, C/cA/o 2, C/FI 2 C/sAS 5, VR, C/ct SECRET 1490352 ay 10ec891N80443 aneee ara ao7a MER3 7808 N f PATARETY REA C/$ COMMENT: ®REQUESTED INFO RE CUBAN ARMS RYBAT oe ISCOVERED IN VENEZUELA BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION : OF LITEASOR, : REF DIR 88863 7A ' I. COS CaN OF COURSE DELIVER REF INFORNATION DIRECTLY TO : : yareuson, SUGGEST HOWEVER THAT SUCH CLANDESITNE PASSAGE DOES NOT Pace GOM IN POSITION WHERE POSITIVE COOPERATION OTHER OaS NATIONS, gpimutaten. _ : ' a we CERTAINLY GOV REASLIZES MEXICAN PGSTURE THIS MATTER EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. WOULD NOT Gov THEN SE WILLING SEND MEMBER BETANCOURT'S STAFF TO MEXE FOR PERSONAL MEETING LITENSOR TO PRESENT NEW DoGyeNTARY EVIDENCE, PERHAPS zane praTyay BEFORE INTERNATION SURFACING? SAME VENEZUELAN REP COULD HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE AFTER LITENSOR MEETING. THIS WOULD INSURE FYLL PRESS COVERAGE, WITH EDITORIAL FOLLOW-UP BY STATION ASSETS, PERKAPS GOM WOULD FEEL FORGED TAKE MORE POSITIVE STAND BECAUSE OF FEAR LOCAL PUBLIC OPINION / REACTION, , we 3. SHOULD GOV REP HAVE DIFFICULTY OBTAINING INTERVIEW LITENSOR rail COS MIGHT BE ABLE EXPEDITE. og ‘“ 4. IN ANY EVENT COS CAN DO SHOULD Paka TvO ACTION BE," ty UNFEASI BLE, . r ‘\ f REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED Copy No. ‘ cee ae a 14-00000 WNIT 4 WH/S/Uexico” On - on! . re YH ALS j a. : txr + 594 GN DATE: 13. Dec 63 {7 FILE th CS FILE NO, Destroy : Sean aaEneneDS TO ' Mexico City FROM: OIF CONFIG ROUTINE INFO’ apo, ¢/ci, C/FI 2, VR IMMBDIAT 100 MEXY INFO Cite o1R 89 14 3 ~~ REF: DIR 88863 RYBAT 1. IT HAS NOW BEEN DECIDED TO SEND MR. RERSCHEL PEAK WITH THE VISUAL PRESENTATION AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION AND WOULD LIKE HIM TO DO THS ACTUAL BRIEFING IN SPANISH, , 3. WHEN COULD A MEETING BE SET UP FOR CURTIS AND PEAK TO SEE LITENSOR? PEAK KYAXEXEX AVAILABLE TO LEAVE SUNDAY EASTERN AIRLINES FLIGHT 305 TO ARRIVE MEXI 10:05, ADVISE BY NOON 14 DEC RE MEETING SCHEDULE. 3. AMB MANN THINKS A BRIEFING OF FORMIN TELLO WOULD ALSO BE HELPFUL, AMB EXPECTS RETURN MEXI ON SEVENTEEN DEC, HIS PRESENCK, ~ MIGHT FACILITATE TELLO BRIEFING. END OF MESSAGE i : ~ i / ad 3 . af 4 4 Sto foe . Ay iF ’ : ree a - 1" : a \we : ‘fe . oo / Cc, KIN ‘ C/WHD : i ; Oy . COORDINATING OFFICERS cROUP (L RELEASING OFFICER bai eeeoealrlil AUTHENTICATING SECR eeeasurcation | OFFieER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, Copy No 14-0000 i CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 4 «YO « DIRECTOR — r ROUTING ae ieee i 7 7 ea 2 _ {si —_ a 1 i 71 iéi 3 2 FROM ev MEXICO CITY aatinng (MR, REICHHAROT, WH, NOTIFICO AND COPY SLOTTED AT 1620, 14 DEC 63)BP “ad . ; . “JINFO , c/cl, C/FI 2, VR en 14Dn380849 , SECRET 141917z .{ IMMEDIATE DIR CITE MEAI 7391 | REF a NEXT 7389 CIN God6$) { B DIR 69143, KF . -| RYBAT lL BELIEVE EARLIEST DATE FOR LITENSOR BRIEFING WILL BE TUBesoay, 17 Dypes ISER, 20 HE OUT OF 4EXICO CLTY UNTIL LATE NIGHT 15 DECEMBER, REPORTESLY Has puLL SCHEDULE ON 16 DECEMBER, 32) WILL REPORT IMMEDIATELY WHEN ASLE CONTACT LITENSOR PERSONALLY. Ag SUGGEST PEAKE ARRIVE ANY CONVENIENT TIME ON 16 DECEMBER, WIL} MEET HAVE RESERVATIONS, , 5. PLEASE ADVISE, SECRET. Te yen en in ne . 2 trae anf C/S COMMENT: *HAVE DECIDED TO HAVE MR, HERSCHEL TO DO THE DEBRIEFING. OO — ¢ MS ~~ eo “? i! i CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ~ ————— Taran i 210. vbirector j From of MEXICO CITY ‘ ACTION C/WH 5 (MR REICHHARDT WH/3 NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT 2120-13 DEC 63) * INFO + DP, ADDP,C/CA 2, C/CA/O 2, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/SAS 5, YR ay 9 SECRET 1421382 a, InAEDIATE DIR CITE NEXE 7389 12ec63 80468 RYBAT 4 REF A DIR 99143 : b MEX1 7385 Cin go wus) s . . Ly, “FOREIGN MINISfERTELLO HAS ALREADY EXPRESSED HIS BELIOV i'd : ARNG GACHE IS “A FRAME UP". MEXI STATION BELIEVES APPEARANCE OF a: et mee PEAK OR OTHER UNKNOWN KUSARKER MIGHT ONLY INCREASE THIS DISBELIEF. 2. ASF B APPARENTLY CRCSSED REF A, STATICN REQUESTS HOS GIVE SERIOUS CONSIDERATION PROPOSA:. THAT 3ETANCGUAT SEND PRE-BRIEFED REPRESENTATIVES ONLY IN THIS MANNER CAN FULL PUBLIC EXPLOITATION | Ge ACHEEVED BY STATION, REGARDLESS OF REACTION OF LITENSOR $ AND INDIVIDUAL MEXICANS, “SECRET . a ye REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED Copy No. 14.90000 : CLASSIFIED MESSAGE i : oe ROUTING 4 DIRECTOR (ROM 2 MEXICO CITY cy cat “ACTION: C/WH 5 ‘ 'snFO : ADOP, C/SR 4, D/OP, RF 2 . SECRET S11932Z 31163190736 } . . DIR CITE NEXI 5570 RYBAT REF: A. MEXI 3466 ¢szz Para SdICIN) = GPY¥7¢) © B. NEXT 1338 (SEE PARA 2A Cc. HNNS 3009 i, FEINSLASS CANNOT 22PEAT NOT DO SPANISH FROM TAPES. 2. THIS HAS PUT STATION ON SPOT SINCE HAD INTENDED USE FLINGLASS DO RUSSIAN AND SPANISH ON SOVIET EMBASSY TAPES AND HAD UNDERSTOOD AS RESULT SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS REPEATEDLY LEVIED BY STATION THAT HE HAD SPANISH, 3. FEINGLASS HAS SENT WRITTEN MEMO TO COS STATING HE VILL BE UNABLE DO SPANISH UNTIL AFTER REPEAT AFTER SOMETHING LIKE ONE YEA® OF ADDITIONAL STUDY. 4. COS HAD INSISTZO REPEATEDLY THAT SAFARANO REPLACEMENT of ABLE DO SPav ISH VELL ENOUGH TO GIVE TO LITENSOR, FEINGLASS ~ #AS SENT BY QS TO STATION WITH STATION UNDERSTANDING THIS TRUE. 5, COS ATTEMPTING FIND ADDITIONAL WORK TO GIVE FEINGLASS we BUT ALL WORK FYCEPT AUSSIAN TRaNSLAt 10M WILL BE CLERICAL Axo 12 HIGH PRICED CLERK. SEE REF B FOR TINE, RUSSIAN TRANSLATIONS \ | j aon , ; GROUP 1 J? EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC COui= GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION, REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. a 14.90000 q CLASSIFIEO MESSAGE In core S. FRINGLASS IS CONSCIENTIOUS AND IT COS OPINION HE Nor TO BLAME FOR STATION MISUNDERSTNDING HIS LINGUISTIC Caras ILITIES, SECRET. eo cee vee ad - : C/S COMMENT: *CABLE PRE*DATES CS FILES. COPY MAY BE SEEN IN CIA CABLE REFERENCE ' ILE.. . , 14-0000 yay LASSIFIED MESSAGE 1242 orG: W.H. CARLEY:jp UNT + WH/3/Mexico 0 INDEX BNO INDEX - &T-: §940 & FILE IN CS FILENO. na OATE : 24 J TO t “MEXICO CITY FROM: DIRECTOR cont: WH 8 ; ‘ ce INFO1 OOP, Ci/IC 2, RI/AN, SAS 8, RF <VvoOO ~—~D To INFO CITE o1R one MEXI | . 0644; PBRUMEN REF: HEXTI 5412 (IN 81732) ia SUGGEST CURTIS RAISE QUESTION OF VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTIONS a n ? LIENVOY. TAKE WITH DAINOLD WHILE LATTER MEXI. IN VIEW FACT THAT URQUHART. (WHO ALSO ROW IH MEXI) IS PRINCIPAL END USER SUCH TAKE, DYVOUR PEELS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SORT OUT WHAT VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTIONS NECESSARY FOR SAS PURPOSES AND WHAT ARE MEXI STATION CAPAPILITIES HANDLZ TRANSCRIPTION <vOoOO —2D —VOO — wv LOAD, END OF MESSAGE ~~ WH CHT: *Ref stated that SAS wanted verbatin transcriptions of LIENVOY PBRUMEN take and LIENVOY presen tare ’ could not handle. <Vv8O —2D <veon PN we A acres oreices [ ~seener Lf ie AMe. rh " 7 49 Titan. ices 138Ga FREISES ——- REPRODYRTIGOPHY OTHER THAN SINE JSSUING Gerke GOFoniarep, - CEFN, 5O0-6-75/S2. 14-0000 ‘ SSIFIED MESSAGE ? OIRECTOR FROM 2 MEXICO CITY ACTION: we. ; of INFO: O38 2, OP 2, RF 2 - SE CRE T 2219032 DIR cite sxxrsasq it. REF DIR 358e1 # t. ARE MART WILLING RESAIN SEX] LONG AS NEED EXISTS, OID NOT REQUEST 22Jnins4eag ENTENSION OR ANOTHER TOL FoR TRO REASDISY - Ae ¥Z DISASPOISTED THAT HOS DID KOT SOMSICER HIM FOR PROMOTION } WHIEM STATION FEELS NE CERTALNLY OZSERVES AFTER THREE YEoRS |. QORMENDABLE SERVICE IN VERY DIFFICULT OUTSIDE SENSITIVE uOB. - Be HE vARY NIS COVER STATUS SHOULD REXT paz owey? wor Bt COMP IDANT LIELZGANT AND IT NECESSARY DIGNAYTLE LITHVOY. “' Be RENE AGAIN RECUESTS ARENART BE PROMOTED, FS ADVISE. WELL SuntIT Po. SEY FRG WHEN FUTRE LIENYOY RNOUN AND 81x PONTHS PRIOR ARERART i * pRrgTee RE GR SSIS HAE NT . So ANSWERING OTIZ2 QISSTIGNS REF VD! SSPaRsTR Casre, Romero — . a vs COCK: RERASTED STA DISTER PORSIELE GH YEAR EXTENSION VITH ARDURT. I> _ ! ibe . ‘ , [P . . aa ao : Pha a Se ae ye : foo, es wen oO : GFAP 4 be nee ; Se aS tet TRATES tere te ae REPAOQUETION SY OHEATHAN THE Sou OFFICE I PROMSIEN Sony Re “Penta om 4 a . e 14-00000 Ns ” CLASTIBEG MESS ACHE _ cee Pe ome: @, Mestus:de ym oe _ St Se VUE: VAC seexice PV INTER pi weedy ceeeees een Meo: ogo be NOUINDEX >] i — Igy a DAE 5 Jule 19gg FRENCH LENO Destroy ay pe rl 1O +MBXICO CITY FROM: DIRECTOR conf: WHS INFO's =RI/AN, OP 3, RF INFO CITE OR 10 »=6MEXI : 5552 | REF: BAT 3863* 1. REQUEST STATION DISCUSS POSSIBLE ONE YEAR EXTENSION VIIE ee CAREER SERVICE “Eas : —_ é REHAR HAS APPROVED. IF THIS NOT ACCEPTABLE | REQUEST He EX. TEND TIL DECEMBER WHEN LIENVOY AND LICAPER PUTURES' WILL BE DETERMINED PER HEXI 5 iz. fae phoseNt NO HANDY PROSPECT FOR RSPLACEMENT AREHART, IF LICAPER CANNOT Be L4PLEMENTED, HORSFALL CAN REPLACE AREHART. CABLE DECISION AREFAART, 2. IN VIEW STATION STAND ON LICAPER CITED MERI 5412 SHOULD EDqS VITHHOLD REQUISITION POR NEV LIENVOY EQUIPMENT UNTIL NOTIFIED BY STATION? 3. WELL CABLE LATER RE HORSFALL ETA. END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENT: ¥PRO on ANEHART. CS/P2/3/h PANEL] Ms 2 Hees c in craft) “y C/A PLES ce aie) 14 Dee oe fth ye ny 40 Whitten CAG / COPS Lepore * cri u pa re ca CALE, 73 v CIOHDINATING TorFiceas relye I H RELEASING OFFICER ! { | or autor abe | auTnt THE ATI 8 e , H oUR . REPRODUCTION bY OVHER, THAN THE ISSUING GrPnte $8 PROSE, Uspy No. _ \ 2 terete * 14-0000 | 4 ey Yn.d " OIRECTOH OM; MEXICO CITY rion; WHS . . cop, cl, ci/ees, cific 2, Cl/oa, ECS 2, SAS 8, RF 2 a FQ SEC RET 1722172 | , . INSI732 DIR CITE MEXI 5412 _ we | : 17 JUL ss REF DIR 527923%, ‘}, MUCH IMPRESSED WITH HORSFALL, TRANSCRIPTION TESTS VERY | sar TeFAeTRY BELIEVE LINGUISTIC CAPABILIT£ AND EXPERIENCE SUEN AND BANG GUSLISY HIN EXCEPTIONALLY ¥ILL FOR LICAPER SUPERVISOR OR-LIENVOY IF IT CONTINUES, APPEAYS CAPASLE ADAPTING NEgTCAN . PECULIARITIES AND NOT AVERSE BEING CUT OFF FROM OFF erat COLONY, 2, MAIN GUESTION ONE OF TIMING, SNOW HE EAGER SETURN HERE AND GET SETTLED. HOWEVER FEEL UNIESIRASLE EXPOSE HIM LISNVOY PERSONNEL IF FE TO WORK ULTIMATELY IN LICAPER, DO NOT WISH LOSE HIN HOWEVER AND CAN GUARANTEE KEEP NIN SuSY DOING PSBAND TRANSLATIONS FOR LITENSOR AND LIENVOY PSRUMEN TAPES WHICH WOULD RENOVE FROM : LIENVOY FOR THIS PURPOSE, WE ARE TOLD SAS YANTS THESE VERSATIM Be WHICH LISNVCY PRESENT STAFF CAN NOT HANDLE, va 3. STATION SESUESTS THEREFORE RETURN HORSFALL HERE SQON AS FEASIELE IN TOURIST STATUS, WOULD LIVE IN FURNISHED CUARTERS UNTIL NEW PRSSESENTIAL CANDIDATE NANED CEARLY OCTOSER AT LATEST) AND FATE GF LIENVOY AND LICAPDR XNOUN. AT THAT TIME CANDIDATE CON- CERNED WOULD ARRANGE COVER AND RINSFALL STATUS WOULD CHANGE FROM TOURIST AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS COLLD SE BROUGHT IN, PLEASE ‘etd . skal j cua . . IMATIEC OQWNe SIFUCATION, Copy No. , REPROSUCTION BY OTHER THAN eee Mn te eee ne ee ene een ge Neem nn ns = + st eee er meen ek cen cee. _— eee Cem eee A 9 AIR Tee ee 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE —_—T AUTHORIZE HORSFALL BUY COMPACT QP VEHICLE HERE AT 41,000 PESO ‘ CEILING, WHEN PERTINENT HQ SHOULD ARRANGE HAVE HIS PIANO SHIPPED HERE. \ _ TO SOMEONE STILL ELIGIBLE RECEIVE IT. SECRET c/s ‘COMMENT! *ORVILLE Re HORSFALL WILL ARRIVE MEX1 1213 HOURS WEDNESDAY 10 JULY. on in) eoaneeend sen ome “_™ oe 4 paige nya ve mene ne ee ne ame ET . mw. TUES Pe EE Sr ES nee oe cee ge Oe PT me ane de ys a e Slate hints con de” = Siete seliedeiaa ae wre 14-0000 nee meee ren + CLASS CATION + 8 PRQKESS ING ALTON eee DI 5 P Al C H : — fanate ton seems ro ] ____3 Chtef of Station, Mexico City. _ kX pmacs ee nD | oot QUALMS Lee ; _ I collec ~~ : — ” a 3 Chief _ Fu Division : _ | sxeorius _ haat ne — : LIENVOY Tapes for Training ACTA REQUINLO REFEREES " . Yee REF: HWiT-3694 Returned under separate cover are the 15 tapes which were furnished Headquarters for training purposes, END OF DISPATCH Attuchments: 15 LIENVOY Tapes u/s/c Distribution: 0&1 ~ COS, Hexico City w/atts ' cross REFERENCE 70 CISPATCH SyAINCL AND NUMBER 980 18 June 1963 secre TKATO ORIGINATING 1 —= RI 1 - Chrono OFFICER S MAVE DeFat SEM C/WED Sw ao =~" T DISPATCH i | EE LOS SALI IS, 14-0000 CTC: C/WH 5 WFO ¢ oci, 0/DCl, pop, appP, c/cA, $/c 2 . t LL Mey ye SECRET 192344z 1N36488 “AY 1563 DIR CITE MEXI 4544 eae ch . RYBAT . : 1 ATTN: KNIGHT AND GALBOND | FOLLOWING FROM AMBASSADOR MANN TO ASST SECY MARTINS (MESSAGE CONTINUES ON NEXT PAGE) C/S COMMENT: *DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE YO CSSCP 210-313 CABLES. DISSEMINATION RESTRICTED, TEXT DIRECTED TO ANOTHER U.S. GOYT. ‘ ORGANIZATION, GROUP 1 EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATI INe Ceasar m nar ere ee | CEPRET GGSnina AUN Ree TOMATIC, DOWN te me ee o_o oo - _ sic 2 DATE: 10 MAY 63-00 Reco: May 14 01562 63 FROM: MEXICO CITY : ROUTINE 7O : DIRECTOR IN 36488 — ee re ees FOLLOWING FROM AMSASSADOR MANN TO ASST SECY MARTING “LOPEZ MATEOS, WHO IS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE TO FOREIGN OPINION, HAS ASKED WIN SCOTT FOR COLLECTION OF U.S. VIEWS ON HIS RECENT LATIN AMERICAN DSNUCLEARIZATION PROPOSAL « RECENTLY SCOTT FURNISHED LOPEZ MATEOS EUROPEAN NEWS CLIPPINGS ON HIS TOUR, PARTICULARLY WEST BERLIN YALL INCIDENT. WHICH SEEMED TO DISTRUB LOPEZ MATEOS BECAUSE HE WAS PRAISED BY EAST GERMAN PRESS BUT CRITICIZED BY WESTERN PAPERS. ON NEV REQUEST SCOTT TOLD LOPEZ MATEOS THAT HE WOULD PROBABLY BE ASLE FURNISH ONLY U.S; NEWS NEDIA COVERAGE AND REACTION ON DENUCLEARIZATION AS HE, SCOTT, DOES NOT DEAL AT OFFICIAL LEVEL ON SUCH POLICY MATTERS. “BECAUSE OF (A) LOPEZ NATEOS* SENSITIVITY TO OPINION ABROAD? (3) FACT THERE HAS BEEN NO REACTION FROM US OTHER THAN DEPT PRESS RELEASE AND. YOURCONVERSATION WITH CARRILLO FLORES (DEPT CIRCULAR TELEGRAM 1878)+ AND (C) FACT THAT SOVIET, CUBAN AND POLISH AYSASSADORS HERE HAVE PUSLICLY COMMENTED FAVORABLY ON PROPOSED DENUCLEARIZATION, I SUGGEST WE CONSIDER FOLLOWING: “PREPARE A CAREFUL STATENENT IN WASHINGTON, ALONG LINES YOUR REMARKS TO CARRILLO FLORES sCOMMENT ING AS FAVORABLY AS POSSIBLE ON LOPEZ MATEOS'S DENUCLEARIZATION PROPOSAL WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF SECRET wee aU 14-09000 ‘mann, - i Do OLLI spear ee TD NN en : MEXICO CITY t ; ee ee NSB "OUR OWN POLICY POSITION WHICH I°M SURE HAS BEEN CAREFULLY WORKED out. THIS STATE'MENTCOULD BE ATTRIBUTED TO SOME SPECIFIC U.S. OFFICIAL "OR TO UNIDENTIFIED HIGH OFFICIAL. IF APPROVED, SUSGEST BE SENT DIRECTLY TO SCOTT VIA CAS FOR CAS FOR DELIVERY TO LOPEZ MATEOS." . SECRET oo ee ee Er x SECRET 14-0000 12-62 \ ROUTING . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ons, °C. BUSTOS 4 UNIT + WH/2/MSXICO 0 INDE SECRET ot : + §940 0 NO INDEX DATE : 25 APRIL 196$) FILE IN CS FILE NO. wm: MEXICO CITY FROM: pirectbor CONF: wH 8 INO’ = PG 2, CI/OA, CCS 2, S/C To MEXI ; INFO - one o1 35426 a REF: MEXI 4238 (IN 21625) # | 1. HEN EMMT 3380 RECEIVED AT END JAN FOR EUDGET REASONS ARS DID NOT IMMEDIATELY SUBMIT LIENVOY PROJ AMENDMENT NEEDED TO PURCHASE NEW EQUIP, ESTIKATED COST FOR EQUIP WAS ROUGHLY $20,000, BQS ORIGINALLY UNDERSTOOD OLD EQUIP WOULD BB USED IN PROPOSED LITEMPO TAP CENSER AND CE UNIT. a 2. WHEN HYS RECEIVED HMMA 20890 IN MID MARCH SAYING LITEMPO “ WOULD USE MEXICAN EQUIP AND STATION WAS SUBMITTING PROJ OUTLINE, HQS CONTINUED HOLD LIENVOY REQUEST TO REVIEW ENTIRE LITEMPO/UIENVOY TAP ~7 CENTER PROBLEM. HYS STILL AWAITING LITEMPO TAP PROJ. , 3. IN VIEW LARGE COST BQS WONDERS WHETHWSR SECURITY STILL CALLS YOR REPLACEMENT EQUIP. HQS BAS RECEIVED NO WORD ON PROPOSED LIENVOY MOVE SINCE AUGUST 1962. 4. SO THAT HQS CAN AGAIN REVIEW REQUEST FU LIENVOY EQUIP US SUBMIT SOONEST PROJ ON LITEMPO TAP UNIT AND HORE DETAILS OF PROPOSED LIENVOY MOVE. CANNOT JUSTIFY REPLACING EQUIP IF SITE NOT TO BE CHANGED, AND PREFER WAIT UNTIL FISCAL 64, we ad ; ae aa ram automatic AUTHENTICATING ae oFricen : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, Copy No. _.: COORDINATING OFFICERS MELEASING OFFICER - ro “oA 14-0000 Onc: “@ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE we UNIT i 0 INDEX Ot (0 NO INDEX DATE: FILE IN CS FILE NO. ro. : DIRECTOR we To . INFO ; CATE OR r 5. RELATED PROBLEM IS COVER FOR TARASOFF. PLS NOTIFY RQs YOUR DECISION AND DESIRED ETA DATE. SEE HETY 3466.7" END OF MESSAGE 3H Comment: When can Station o-peat LIENWY equipment? C/S COMMENT: #(1N 69474) Py Lead nF A Ce. va tefl if? 4 J. C. KING _, WH/COPS M. WHITTEN,” : _ C/WHD . ~ _ . C/WH/3 y COORDINATING OFFICERS CFEICERS f crcur a ~ . _ RELEASING OFFICER | Eechade Irom putomater AUTHENTICALING | eewnaradity ard OF 2 RET i declassihcation | ; ~ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING CLRCE 1S PROHIBITED. Cepy No. i 14-00000 . , WUCI 5, sage Up an CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Ae MLE UEE yt ORG: 4” TOOKTNS rad. EORE? [— FOUTING UNiT /rExIC 0 INoEX 8 ‘A AY ° CI NO INDEX €xr. O FILE IN CS FILE NO. DATE : 22. APE T] “Cléano om {FROMa DIRECTOR cone: WH 8 wos 61, CL/OPS, Cr/RA, FI, TSO 5, $/C 1 . TO MEXI INFO CITE OR 350 REF: MEXI h2m (zy 19807)" 1. BGS APPROVES LOA OF ONE STERIZE SPARE B~10 DIAL PULSE RECORDER TO DUBKIN. 2. HGS USGES CLOSE SUPPORT TREASURY/MARCOTICS DNVESTIGATIONS. MEXE - MAY PROFICE DURKIN WITH OCCASIONAL LIFEAT COVERAGE PROVIDED NO LIFEAT TAKE GIVEN To MEXICANS. END OF HESSAGR BH CQm@err: *allsem J. Durkin, Treasury rep assigned to Maxico investigating narcotics traffic, spproacked Station re dial recorder for phons ~ ' tap on Mexicen target. TSD___BRUCE LA ROSE (BY PHOSE) CI/ors_FRANK Hoos /=/Z. Lcihty ; ‘ | | vai/cora—— CI/R&A/TC cational wie COORDINATING OFFICERS : Oo She) G ereacen " seectt VINERTICATING : OFFicen - 8 EOQRET Gectass cation , . : REERODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. = - 1, . Copy No” 1400000 SECRET 1823452 DIR CITE MEXI 42358 IN21625 _ 8, 9 APR 1963 REF HiNTe33S9, 22 JAN 63 ; . : STaTION WOULD LIXE TO KNOW WHEN IT CAN EXPECT TO RECEIVE EQUIPMENT REQUESTED IN REF. SECRET . a ; ee GQXP 1 FRO4 AUTOMATIC DCiN= _ CRATING AND OECLASSIFICATION, SPF ICE 13 PRONIBITED Sarcatae, nd eee teeter en eee ETT Re RR WER OR ee um ee ee mee CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING ATE: 6 APR 24 S-E-C-R-E=T ! ot DIRECTOR : 30M : BON APR 6 1921Z 63 stON: SERVICE FO i ” RobP, c/ca 2, c/ct, c/ee 3, $/¢ 2 OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE BONN 4460 IN 12661 A 2 INFO CITE RYBAT c/S COMMENT: COMPLETE ADDRESS LINE TO READ: "OPIM BRLN INFO OPIM DIR ME%I FRAN PAR] CITE BONN 4460" Sub eRaE aT GROUP 1 EXCLUDED FROM AUTOM. TIC DCWN- REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICES BROAN TEDCLASS (ESS [LON 14-0000 18 tee ateiteenan emten ngayon anne -_ _. SE CRE T 0617002 ~ INI 2861 ‘ wits . a 2” ‘ 7 4 CLASSIFIED MESSASC pT pe - . renee eS > rs ACTON: 'NFG 7 ADOP, C/CA 2, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/EE 3, C/wE 2, s/c 2 \ ——ee enna OPIM MEXT SONN INFO DIR FRAN CITE BRLN 2433 - & APR 983 RYBAT : ; C/S COMMENT: #ACTICN UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USEO. ; REF BONN 4463 (NOT TO MEXI OR DIR) XY seo RECORD IN CABLE SECRETARIAT AS OF : 1B 6 APR. 1. REF INDICATES ROMERO ADVISED BY TELEPHONE FROM NEXI THAT HE WOULD BE CONTACTED SRLN UPON ARRIVAL. WISH ADVISE ALL ADDEES THAT PRESIDENT MATEOS AND PARTY TOTALLING SEVENTY REPEAT SEVENTY ‘VISITING BRLN SUNDAY 7 APRIL FOR TOTAL OF ONLY SIX HOURS, ARRIVING VIA CHARTER PANAN AIRCRAFT CIRCA !@@@ HOURS LOCAL, WHERE VILL BE MET BY MAYOR OF BRLN ALBERTZ AND OTHER CITY OFFICIALS, WILL TOUR CITY, SEE WALL, VISIT MEXICO PLATZ, ATTEND LUNCH HOSTED BY SIENENS FACTORY, PARTY DEPARTS 1600 HOURS LOCAL. AT NO TIME ARE ANY - AMERICANS INCLUDED IN PARTY. SEE NO OPPORTUNITY AND LESS REASON ATTEMPT ESTABLISH CONTACT WITH ROMERO ESPECIALLY IN ABSENCE ANY MESSAGES FOR PRESIDENT MATEOS, NOTE PARTY IN BONN PAST THREE DAYS WHERE IT EVIDENTLY QUITE POSSIBLE APPROACH ROMERO IF SUCH NECESSARY. CANNOT IN ANY CASE NAKE APPROACH CLANDEST INELY SINCE WELCOMING PARTY AND BERLIN CITY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WILL BE PRESENT THROUGHOUT VISIT, 2. BONN: VIEY ABOVE REQUEST YOU ADVISE ROMERO ARRANGEMENTS FOR VISIT BRLN PRECLUDE SECURE CONTACT WHICH IN ANY CASE SEEMS UNNECESSARY VIEW SHORTNESS VISIT. UNLESS SPECIFICALLY ADVISED TO CONTRARY WILL f NOT REPEAT NOT ATTEMPT APPROACH ROMERO. SECRET [pet : GROUP 1 | : . | EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMAT!C DOWN} an, : SECRET GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION, REPROCUCTION BY GIntR THAN TSSUTNG OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. K, 14-0000 eee ee “REF DIR asso ths CLASSIF-ED MESSAGE ACTIGH: INFO 2° ppp, ADDP, C/CA 2, C/cl, C/FI 2, C/EE 3, C/wE 2, S/C a= SECRET 9608002 7 DIR INFO MEXI BONN CITE HAGY 3620 8 APR 16% ‘IN12890 1, STATION ATTEMPTS OFFER SERVICES TO PRESIDENT FRUSTRATED BY As LANGUAGE DIFFICULTIES WITH ROMERO. SPANISH SPEAKER CALLED HOTEL TWICE 3 APR WITH COMPLETE LACK OF RESPONSE ON PART PERSON WHO SAID HE WAS ROMERO, B. ATTEMPTED CONTACT COL GRAMOS LATER 3 APR AND WAS TOLD BY ANOTHER ENGLISH SPEAKING COLONEL CAROUNAS THAT GRAMOS WAS IN MEXICO CITY. Co UPON CALLING ROMERO AGAIN 4 APR WAS TOLD HE WAS NOT REG- ve ISTERED THERE. . 2e REGRET FAILURE MAKE CONTACT BUT PRESUME THAT IF PRESIDENT HAD NEEDED STATION SERVICES HE WOULD HAVE HAD AIDE CALL NUMBER ALREADY PROVIDED IN HAGU 3494, CIN ‘T07Y0) SECRET C/S COMMENT: *ACTICN UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED. ##D|SSEMINATION APPLICASLE TO RYBAT CABLES. ##HRE MEXICAN PRESIDENT MAKING TRIP TO GERMANY, FRANCE AND THE NETHERLANDS IN MARCH AND APRIL. CESIRES TO SEND MESSAGES TRRU KUBARK CHANNELS HQS AUTHOR 14 “CONTACT BETWEEN LCPEZ SECRETARY RUMERO AND ADDRESSEE STA. ~ - \ ( t tu” a uv i . - GROUP 1 se EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN. ol hid GRADING And C&CLASSIFICAT#EC !, REPROOUCTICN B TRAG 1NG OFFICE {5 PROHIBITED. By By a 14-0000 sete thee me e CLASSIF LED MESSAGE } Lan} was oF Se - ACTION: ices (WH COPY SLOTTED 1630 6 APR 63 BP) INFO: pop, ADDP, C/CA 2, C/c!, C/FI 2, C/EE 3, C/wE 2, s/c 2 SE CR ET o62006z OPIN BRLNMEXI) INFO OPIN HAGU PRITY DIR CITE FRAN 7941 RYBAT wt } 6 APR 1963 INI2901 REF BRLN 2433 ‘G (256 D Bonn aags & F9K IN VIEW REFS, AS ROMERO HAS REQUESTED HE WILL BE FURNISHED TELEPHONE NUMBER IN BERLIN FOR EMERGENCY USE, ON 7 APRIL THUS | ELIMINATING NECESSITY FOR PERSONAL CONTACT BY BOB; ROMERO WILL BE GIVEN BOS OFFICE NUMBER BY WYKOFF FOR THIS PURPOSE, AND CAN GIVE NIS NAME STATING HAS HESSAGE TO LEAVE. SECRET - : , ; , ¢/S COMMENT? #ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED. ( RE MEXICAN PRESIDENT OFFICIAL VISIT TO ADDRESSEE COUNTRIES. Jf { ; ‘ **#NO RECORD IN CABLE SECRETARIAT AS OF 1715 6 APR'63. 2 t, ran : Ve ys iss % bron GROUP 1 Ne EXCLUOEO FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNe Uh GRADING AND DECLASS!IFICATEG:, SPDSAN IF TION RYVO*TS TINT ToT tre te nanierren 14-00000 3 Say Steger nn mee een ea ee aie et . NY a ACTION: — C/wid 6 (WH COPY SLOTTEC AT: oh5 6 APRIL 630A INFO : aDoP, C/CA 2, ¢/el, C/Ft 2, C/EE 3, C/we 2, s/c 2 SEGRET asa7a9Z NIM MEXE PRLN INFO OPIM RONN ORITY OIR PART HAGU CITE FRAN 7936 pat 5 APR 1993 eet? REF MEXT A381 C74 g95¢1) \ DIR 95991 1. CONTACT MADE AT RONN EVENING 5 ADR WITH ROMERO WHO VITH PRESIDENT LOPRZ MATEOS AT THE TIME. PARSIDENT MATEOS TOOK #Y¥OFF ASID? AND APOLOGIZED FOR MIXUP AT PARIS TATING HIS PSOSLE WERE AT FAULT A’) VERE JUST BEING VERY CAREFUL, PRESIDENT STATED WE HAD NS MFSSAGES FOR RELAY TODAY RUT WOULD LIMR TO AS A FAVOR. Sard ALTHOUGH IT IS NOT KNOWN PURLICLY T¥aT YE AND YTS PARTY ARE SOING TO PERLIN, AND IN FACT HAVE DENIED IT, THEY ARE SLANNINS TO 90 sO VP AFTERNOON 6 APRIL ANd WOULD LIKE THE SAME SERVICE THERE &S NAVE DEEN EXTENDED TO HIM RY WYKOFF AND WITTENSERSER. WAS ADVISED IT WOULN ®F ARRANGED. MATEOS SAID ALL THAT WOULD RE NECESSARY IN MAXING CONTACT IN ERLIN WOULD SE FOR THE PERSON CONTACTING ROMERO TO SAY. Y= MAS A FRIEND OF WIN SCOTT. ™MATEQS AND ROMNERD STATED THEY OLANST3 TO STAY IN RERLIN AT HOTEL “ENPINSKI, INDICATING OULD PE THERE A OAY OR SO AND NAY RE RETURNING pIGeOTLy To MEXICO CITY FROM RERLIN. >, RERLIN: ACKGROUND TRAFFIC REINS RELAYED OPIM, PRESIDENT ADILFO LOPEZ MATEOS OF MEXICO MAXING OFFICIAL VISIT FRANCE, SER*AY GROUP 1 : — Gees fy EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DONS Sash GRADING ANO DECLASS'FICATSC :, REPRODUCTION BY OTHER 74% FSSUTNGOFF ICE 1$ PROHiBITED. 7 .cyecres: ~ i. to eben eS CLASSIFIED MESSAGE AN) HOLLAND MARCH AND APRIL. PRESIDENT VITN KNOWLEDGE OF ODACID. LOPEZ REQUESTED NAMES OF FRIENDS OF COS MEXI. IN “PARI, SONN, HASUE WHO COULD CONTACT HIS PRIVATE SECRETARY HUMBERTO ROMERO (PEREZ) AT EACH PLACE DURING VISIT. LOPEZ WILL YANT TO SEND AND RECEIVE MESSAGE THROUGH KURARX COMMO vat CHANNELS:TO AND FROM HIGH MEXICAN OFFICIALS AND ALSO KUSARK MEX. HE NOES NOT TRUST HIS OWN FOREIGN SERVICE COMMD. HOS AUTHORIZED COITAGT SETVREN LOPEZ SECRETARY ROMERO AND KURARK STATIONS TO PICK UP AND MELIVER MESSAGES. ROMERO SPEAXS GOOD ENGLISH AND STATION OFFICER MUST USE ALIAS. INITIAL CONTACT TO ROMERO CAN SE MADE USINS WIN SCOTTS NAME AS DESCRIBED. PARI HAS USED NAME WITTENSERGER IN CONTACTING ROYERO AND THE NAME JOHN WYKOFF was USeN IN PONN, FURTHER DETAILS FOLLOW. SECRET C/S COMMENT: *ACTION. UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED, is ee hati | SEN PRR TEN Re CT ORT TE SET SD 1 actions: C/wH 8 (COPY To WH (ACTION) AXO EE (INFO) 0600 £ “PRIL 63)JA . INFO: ADDP, c/ca 2, c/ct, c/rb 2, C/EE 3, S/ee SE CRE T 9610302 OPIM BRLN INFO OPIM DIR NEXI FRAN CITE BONN aa6@ ' RYBAT BARR ie. INI2¢¢ REF FRAN 7936 Gor /26¥ t) ; I 1. LOPEZ AND PARTY NOW DEPARTING BONN FOR BRLN 0740 , HOURS 7 APR. 2. LAPOLLA AS WYKOFF TALKED AT BONN TO ROMERO NOT LOPEZ. LAPOLLA APOLOGIZED TO RONERO FOR MIXUP AT PARIS RATNER THAN LOPEZ APOLOGIZING TO LAPOLLA. 3. FOR SRLN: DUE TO RONERO PRESS OF BUSINESS PHONE CALLS - MAY NOT ESTABLISH CONTACT. MAY BE NECESSARY TO CAMP IN HOTEL LOBBY AND CONTACT ROMERO ENTERING OR LEAVING AS WAS DONE AT BONN. . 4. FOR FRAN: LAPOLLA AND THOMPFORD WILL REMAIN BONN UNTIL LOPEZ DEPARTURE. ( SECRET | a c/s COMMENT: “ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED. cf , \ ‘\ ae, £Y GROUP 1 r Spree EXCLUDEO FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNe CLE GRADING AND DECLASSIFICAT#O I, REPRODUCTION i SS OFF ICE 1S PROHIBITED. 1400000 “ACTION: CMS . roneny torts INFO ADOP, Chel, cit 2, c/ee 3, che 2, fe 2 2. 7 ree INFO. : Yoyees a ar Ld SECRET 021552Z - - . *. OPIM MEXI INFO DIR BONN HAGU PARI CITE FRAN 7814 - RYBAT : (REF PART 7113 us (P02) APR 1963 “RE PARA THREE REF SHOULD WE CONTACT GRAMOS OR ROMERO. 1N99428 rN SECRET . C/S COMMENT: *ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH [NDICATOR DYVOUR USED. ~ *#SUGGESTED MEH IDENTIFY GRAMOS SINCE HE VERY DEFINITE THAT HE AV COURANT ON CONTACT AND THAT ROVERO NOT. . “t SH REESE OTS: “ICE FS PROH IETTED ~ REPRODUCTION BY OlneR TaN Soe OF 14-00000 | | | i i | i ee em iO action: CA 5 INFO : ADOP, C/Cl, C/EE 3, C/nE 2, $/¢ 2 SECRET 9217452 “os OPIN FRAN INFO ROUTINE DIR BONN MAGU CITE MEXI aoSt (OUSLER ACTING) RYsaT a, or REF: FRAN 7184 / #2003) % @ APR 1963 INS9S41 ASPRECIATE ATTEMPT CONTACT ROEXO. IF THIS DIFFICULT OR TEPOSSISLE THEN CONTACT GRANOS. CRE-T a tr} < C/S COMMENT: *APPARENTLY WRONG REFERENCE. oul 1 CTP ICE §S PRONISITEO. 14-0000 _ , ACTION: Cfttd 5 (WE AND WH COPIES SLOTTED AT TOO 29 MAR OJ) , ; , oh : a 7 va “INFO: apop, C/Cl, C/Ft 2, C/EE.3, C/we 2, S/c 2 v _ SECRET 2916382 - IN 97152 ~~ PRITY MEXE INFO PRITY DIR BONN FRAN ROUTINE HAGU CITE PARI 7113 , RYBAT ~ ROMA BE O715 REF PART 7092 (a cuioje _ is REGRET HAVING TO REPORT THAT SOLUTION GF MYSTERY OF TWO WITTEN~ ' BERGERS IS CLASSIC EXAMPLE OF LEFT AND RIGHT HANDS OPERATING IDEPEND- ENTLY: IuE., UNCOORDINATED EFFORT BY TWO STATION OFFICERS TO ESTABLISH CONTACT, CONFUSION ON PART OF MEXICANS CERTAINLY UNDERSTANDABLE. 2. NIGHT 28 naryon TELEPHONE CONTACT YAS MADE WITH LT COL GRAMOS YHO IMMEQJATELY STATED HE PERSON PARI SUPPOSED BE TALKING TO AND ROMERO NOT AWARE WHAT GOING ON, GRAMOS STATED WOULD RETURN CALL TO CASE OFFICER DURING NIGHT, DID NOT DO SO; TELEPHONE CONTACT EARLY MORNING 29 MARCH PRODUCED RESPONSE FROM GRAMOS TO EFFECT HE HAD NO NEED OUR SERVICES. 3. SUGGEST MEX IDENTIFY GRAMOS SINCE HE VERY DEFINITE THAT NE AU COURANT ON CONTACT AND THAT ROMERO NOT. 4. FOR BONN, FRAN, HAGU: HIGHLY DESIRASLE THAT KUBARK CONTACT SPEAK SPANISH, ; 5. HOPE VILLARD C. CURTIS IN DUE COURSE WILL APOLOGIZE TO ROMERO IN OUR BEHALF FOR MIX-UP. . SECRET : C/S COMMENT: *ACTION UNIT DETERMINEO AS THOUGH INDICATOR OYVOUN USED ‘4 ##RE ALLEGED WITTENBERGER AND "OTHER WI TTENBERGER". . : t Oo yt GROUP 1: EXCLUDED FROM AUTCMATIC DOWNe : GRAGING ANO OECLASSIFICATION. ‘ha CFFICE 1S PROHIBITED 14-0000 ts . wt CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7 Et yo (SECRED — t---—- 4 ACTION: — C/WH 5(WH NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT: 1500, 28 MAR OJ) INFO. : © ADOP, C/C1, C/FI 2, C/EE 3, C/E 2, s/c 2 SECRE T.2818392 j . . . . . . . ¢ OPIM MEXE INFO OPIM DIR PRITY FRAN BONN ROUTINE HAGU CITE PARI 7892 . RYBAT sof. . 1 | REF A. PARI 7042 (NOT SENT BONN MAGUD 64 10 B. MEXI 3947/7 pssvD) . , ; . 1, FURTHER REPEATED EFFORTS ‘CONTACT -RONERO HAVE SEEN TOTALLY - FRUSTRATED BY AIDE TO ROMERO, LT. RODRIGUEZ, WHO REFUSES PERMIT “WITTEN- “BERGER” TALK TO RONERO, ZVEN WHEN HE AVAILABLE, WHICH IS RARE BECAUSE CF NUMEROUS OFFICIAL CEREMONIES... WHEN WETHERILL CALLED HORNING 28 MARCH, SAID RONERO HAD JUST TALKED TO WITTENSERGSR AND MADE APPOINTe RODRIGUEZ O° CLOCK SAME AFTERNOON, WHEN VETHRILL SAID THIS NENT WITH HIM FOR FIVE IMPOSSIBLE, R INSISTED HAD BEEN PRESENT DURING CONVERSATION, aT deco HRS, ASKED IF ALLEGED WITTENSERGER HAD RODRIGUEZ COUNTERED BY ASKING NANE WETHERILL’S R SAID WOULD CALL BACK, AND HAS NOT ONLY ALTERNATIVE AT THIS 2. VETHERILL CALLED APPEARED ON SCHEDULE, SECRETARY. GAVE HIM FIRST NANE, DONE SO, BELIEVE THIS IS END OF THE LINE, POINT IS TO. ABANDON COMPLETELY SECURITY WHICH ALREADY BADLY LACERATED. 3. ONLY EXPLANATION'WE CAN OFFER FOR STORY OF “OTHER WITTENBERGER™ IS THAT RODRIGUEZ AND ROMERO DECIDED WETHERILL/WITTENBERGER WAS ei ( t POT, AND APPROPRIATE GIVE HIM SOME: OF OWN MEDICINE. 4 \aye 4. IN LIGHT THYS EXPERIENCE SUGGEST RECONSIDER YIOW YAULIPFBNTHER j% STATIONS TRYING CONTACT ROMERO, HOPE NEXI WILL EVENTUALLY LEARN TRUE . : STORY RY COTHER t WITTENBERGER®, SINCE NOT IMPOSSIBLE FRENCH (WHO UNDOUBTEDLY : GROUP 1 ERT EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN~ ‘a GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE ISPROHIBITED 14-0000 2°) 9° CLASSIFIED MESSAGE a en ———— TT ee . e ACTION: { inro : oO . ; So IN 96410 PARI 7092 MONITORING PALAIS D‘ ORSAY PHONE) HAVE BEEN PLAYING GAMES, ALTHO THIS HARDLY MAKES SENSE; _5-“jWE THOUGHT MEXICANS WERE SUPPOSED TO BE SO FRIENDLY. 3s SECRET = 7 C/S COMMENT: *SUGGESTED WYKOFF AND STRATFORD CALL ROMERO SAY FRIENDS OF WINSTON ~ SCOTT'S IN MEXI AND ASK IF CAN BE OF SERVICE TO” PRESIOENT AND SAY | WELL CALL AGAIN. $/C NOTE: PORTION GARBLED-BEING SVCD. - GROUP 1 | FPREY EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNs Phy} GRADING AND DECLASSITICATION REPROOUCTiON BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE ISPROHIBITED 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING - 092 23 MAR 63 21 t é ‘TO : DIRECTOR MAR 29 01302 63 SERVICE i FROM : PARIS ‘ . j ACTION: CyWH 5 Sot 4 “INFO. : ADP, C/Cl, C/EE 3, CWE 2, S/C 2 : TO INFO CITE t | RYBAT | C/S COMMENT; COMPLETE PARA 4, LINES 1 AND 2 TO READ: "kh, JN LIGHT THIS EXPERIENCE SUGGEST RECONSIDER DESIREABILITY OTHER STATIONS: TRYING CONTACT ROMERO. HOPE MEXI WILL EVENTUALLY LEARN TRUE..." “aN: [arene] Bai Geer Ie ara REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Na. 14-0000 gyeerrs oF FO VY? a 4.4 Lee AON, | ACTION: CAW 5 INFO: Mer c/ee 3, CME 2, S/c 2 Spuboen wre ome - oO G _ . OPIN FRAN INFO DIR BONN PARI HAGU CITE REXE 3967 . RAT 4 REF FRAN 7672, Ww 15 7Y x 78 MAR i363 IN26402 | rie. | an SECRET Ce CS COMMENT: ®REQUESTED 1S DATA PARA ONE REF 5 APR. St GROUP 1° XCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE ISPROHIBITED ~', 14-0000 ACTION: —- CNH 5 INFO. : apop, C/EE 3, C/wE 2, D/oc 2, s/c 2 sEcRET 231 052Z : cart REXT INFO DIR BONN PARI HaGU CITE FRAN 7672 .-____. - \g39e0 RYSAT z 2 8 MAR 003 “REP NEXT sures 549 ) x 1S DATA PARA ONE REF 5 APRIL? SECRET _ 8 __. “¢/$ COMMENT: ®RE DATE LOPEZ MATEOS SCHEDULED ARRIVE IN BONN. GROUP 1 EXCLUDED FCM AUTGYATIC OOWNe GRADING ANG DECLASSIFICATION Yili, REPROOUCTION BY OTHER Ra ISSUING OFFICE ISPROHI81 TED 1490000 ¢ d trio fer Se COPY SLOTTED AT 0655 27 MAR 63 vA)” . : INFO: “EDGR, C/CA 2, C/cl, C/Fi 2, C/eE 3, CAvE 2, D/C 2, S/c 2 } OPIN DIR INFO OPIN MEXI ROUTINE FRAN CITE PARI 742 ; RYBAT REF DIR 25991 7 RO IN9SO70 Ye HAVING DETERMINED THAT ROMERO STAYING WITH LOPEZ NATEOS AT OFFICIAL GUEST RESIDENCE, PALAIS D°ORSAY, WETHERILL TRIED CONTACT HIN BY PHONE EVENING 26 MARCH. TALKED TO UNIDENTIFIED MEMBER - ENTOURAGE WHO SAID ROMERO NOT THERE SUT RETURNING SHORTLY, WETHERILL GAVE NAME WIYTENBERGER, FRIEND OF SENOR BLANCO, TIO, ETC. CALLED BACK LAYER, GOT SAME MAN WHO SAID HAD GIVEN VITTEN= BERGER NAME TO ROMERO, WHO DID NOT RECOGNIZE IT, OR KNOW WHO SENOR BLANCO WAS. WOULD NOT PUT ROMERO ON PHONE WITHOUT FURTHER EX PLANATION OF WHAT BUSINESS WITTENBERGER HAD WITH ROMERO, IN VIEW INCREASINGLY AVKVARD SECURITY SITUATION, YETHERILL BROKE OFF GON- VERSATION. : 2. SUBSEQUENTLY DELIVERED PERSONAL NOTE TO PALAIS D° ORSAY FOR noweno fads SAME RECOGNITION NAMES AND GIVING TWO PHONE 5 | NUMBERS FOR CONTACT, ONE EMBASSY, ONE HOME, HAVE HEARD NOTHING, H | 3. MEXI: PLS GIVE US SOME FURTHER IDENTIFICATION MATERIAL WE 7 ) CAN USE ON PHONE WITH ANY CNE WHO ANSVERS PHONE IN PRESIDENTIAL oy SUITE, WAS ROMERO ACTUALLY GIVEN NANE WITTENBERGER? wv SECRET L C/S COMMENT: #*LOPEZ REQUESTED NAMES OF FRIENDS CD COS MEXI IN ADORESSEE CITIES WHO - . COULD CONTACT HIS PRIVATE SECRETARY HUMBERTO ROMERO AT EACH PLACE DURING VISIT. Wi LL USE KUBARK COMMO CHANNELS. GROUP | g ¢ HT EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN" r arti GRADING AND CECLASSIFICATION | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN | NG OFFICE IS PROHIBITED a 14-0000 , 2? © CLASSIFIED MESSAGE — Ei a bi be SECRET ACTION: C/AWH 5: : INFO; ADOP, C/EE 3, C/wE 2, D/oc 2, s/c 2 SECRE T.2719492 PRITY FRAN INFO DIR PARI BONN HAGU CITE MEXI 3947 _ 1N95547 - RYBAT 7 27 MAR 1963 REF FRAN 7603 (NOT SENT HAGUD/( jp) S458) 1. PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS SCHEDULED ARRIVE IN BONN AT 1200 HOURS (BONN TIME) GO TO INFORMAL LUNCH AT 1300 HOURS. 2. HE AND. PARTY STAYING AT KOENIGSHOF. 3S. REAL NAME oF CONTACT IN MEXICO IS WINSTON SCOTT. ROMERO KNOWS | PERSONALLY AND IS AVARE PRESIDENT IS CONTACT AND FRIEND. 4. PRESIDENT’S MAIN CONCERN IS FOR MESSAGES FROM NEXICO’ IF REPEAT IF ANY SENSITIVE MATTERS LOCALS CONE OF WHOM ACTING CHIEF OF MEXICAN GOVERNMENT) WHO CONTACTS OF SCOTT WISH SEND TO HIM BY KUBARK CHANNELS. ; 5. PRESIDENT GIVEN NANES OF FRIENDS OF SCOTT (PER DIR-25991) IN PARIS, BONN, HAGUE, BUT, FROM PARIS, IT OBviOUS HE HAS NOT Nee BRIEFED ROMERO, 6. SUGGEST, THEREFORE, VYKOFF AND STRATFORD CALL ROMERO SAY FRIENDS, ‘ OF WINSTON SCOTT*S IN MEXICO AND ASK IF CAN BE OF SERVICE TO yi “PRESIDENT AND SAY VILL CALL AGAIN, = ° ; \ SECRET % C/S COMMENT: *REQUESTED ANY WORD IF ARRIVAL DATE NOW ANTICIPATED OF LOPEZ MATEOS | IN BONN ANO NAME 1F HOTEL HE PLANNING TO STAY THERE. GROUP 1 Crs . EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN- ATK GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1aPRAHIAITFA 14-0000 ALTIONS C/WH 5 ‘InFO os AdDP, C/Cl, C/Fl 2, C/EE 3, C/we 2, S/e 2 4 SE C'R ET 2716342 - ‘ OPIM PARI INFO DIR CITE MEXI 3944 . : - ; ial ; 7 REF: PARI 7642 ( 25070). INIS4 16 , ain 3 le: REAL NAME IS WINSTON SCOTT. ROMERO KNOWS PERSONALLY AND IS AWARE PRESIDENT, IS CONTACT AND FRIEND. 2. PRESIDENT HAS BEEN ADVISED OF CHANNELS AND NAMES OF CONTACTS IN PARIS, BONN, HAGUE. NE OSVIOUSLY HAS NOT BRIEFED ROWER O, to SUGGEST BONN, HAGUE NERELY LEAVE NAME AND SAY WILL : ‘ t wei, AGAIN TO SEE IF MESSAGE, : 4, PRESIDENT’S NAIN CONCERN WILL BE FOR MESSAGES FROM j 4EK1CO IF REPEAT IF ANY SENSITIVE MATTERS LOCALS CONE OF UNSN ACTING CHIEF OF MEXICAN GOVT) WHO CONTACTS OF SCOTT WIS SEND TO HIM BY KUBARK SECURE CHANNEL. De LITENPQ/2, LIELEGAN? AND LIERGO ALL AWARE OF CHANNELS TO PARIS, BONN, THE HAGUE AND WILL USE IF HAVE SUCH MESSAGES. SECRET | : f C/S COMMENT: “DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE TO RYBAT CABLES. i **RCQUESTED FURTHER IDENTIFICATION MATERIAL COULD USE ON PHONE WITH ie ANYONE WHO ANSWERS PHONE IN PRESIDENTIAL SUITE. as H ay | 7 | lee GROUP 1’ EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNe GRADING AND DECLASSiF i CATION GING OFFICE 1S PROH!3| TED REPRODUCTION B 14-00000 SECRET 2613482 PARI INFO BONN DIR MEXI CITE FRAN 7695 ae MAR 1963» 4N94458 oe ee RyRaT OOLONG REF DIR 25991 4 DO YOU HAVE ANY RECENT WORD OF ARRIVAL DATE NOV ANTICIPATED 4 OF LOPEZ MATEOS IN BONN, AND NAME OF HOTEL WHERE WE PLANNING TO STAY THERE, WE HAVE DATE OF 5 APRIL AND WOULD LIXE TO CONFIRM THIS IF POSSIBLE. SECRET . . . Doth. C/S COMMENT: ACTION UNIT DETERMINFD AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVCUR USED, 7 “CONCERNED EUROPEAN TRIP OF LOPEX MATEOS. , : ‘ . . ; | ‘ : . ; ~~ * ” GROUP 1 , EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN= GRADING AND DEGCASSIF CATION NS OFFICE IS PROHIAITEN - REPRODUCTION B 14-0000 . ° : 2 _ CLASSIF ILD MESSAGE . SECRET “action: CAH 5* \ a . INFO : DOP, ADDP, c/ci, ce 2, 3/¢2. SECRET 20105992 2... - WEXI DIR CITE HAGU 3494 °. : wo: . : ’ : Ryeat Do 21 MAR jpg 'NFO7AO REF DIR 25991 CONFIRMING RECEIPT REF INSTRUCTIONS HAGUE PHONE NUMBER IS 11 32 14, SECRET a LO C/S COMMENT: ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED. ®OREQUESTED STERILE PHONE NUMBER FOR CONTACT FOR ADOLFO LOPEZ MATEAOS, a : fe iu : i oye | “ay ses , aM y | va ji am : } 1& £ y r - *” GROUP 4 EXCLUCED FROM AUTOMATIC OOWN- GRADING ANO.BECLASS IFICATION K. OFFICE §S PROHIBITED 14-0000 wht het ey Mee ne ORG. DAC KEY iN aie eae one TROTTING — unit OF ER i AR LF . ‘— . Ex? BIT ¢ nent A . Lt iS a ee eee re Catt 7d KMARCA G90? i cTReri ee oat? ee A ay TES x Se) ee a to. BGO, PARIS, HAGUE, YECICO CITY INFO: Liye, FRANKeORT from. DIRECTOR CONF: G/OC 2 INFO: pee, ADCP, C/A 2, C/wt 2, C/wi Pp, S/C 19 BOHN, PART, HAGU, MEXI 'NfO Loyd, FRAN ctor = =26254 RYBAT OCLONG RRP DIR 25991 (NOT SENT LOND, FRAN) 1. RYBAT REF ALERTS ADDEES TO OFFICIAL VISIT TSETt COUNTRIES BY ALCLFO LOPEZ, MATEOS, PRECTOSET CP MEXTCO, MARCH AWD APRIL. ALSO AUPOHORIZES AED SETS UP ARRANGEMENTS FOR LOPEZ SEML/KECZIVE MESSAGES THR KUBARK CHAMTELS TO AND FROM HIGH MEXICAN OFFICIALS AUD HUSARK MECT. ae FOR CLEAR UNDERSTANDING ALL COSCEYSED G3 COMUMICATIONS PROCEDURES, FOLLOUIEG IS ESTABLISHED. . A. AUL TRAFFIC PROM FIELD (LOPEZ LOCATION) WILL BE ADORESSED MEXI INFO DIR; OPIM; RYRAT; WITS PILUP "FRCH LOPEZ.” B. ALL TRAFFIC TO FUELD (14ee% ocazica) WO. BE ADITESSED TO STATION INFO DIR; CPIM; RYBAT; WITTE PIVOT "FOR LOPEZ.” C. COMMUNICATORS WILL 2FF ALL CP ARDEESICN ’ ‘ UP CIPHER TEXT SHOULD BE RECEIVAD FOR rrawanston hi STILL APPLY: ( | 3° UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SIOULD KUCTIS PERSOM USED PICK GP on | 4 vs DELIVERY TAFFIC. Ai 5 : “ ft: Ay, i. We cig! Wh Mi hee AU ee — 9% ouht OCLED me ¥E wD/P COORDINATING OFFAZERS HECEASING CPFICES BECRE?T ~~ Gaour ¢ Ercleded Wom sucomare downgrnaing ond ducts tuicaticn AUTHENTICATING 4 Oorricen REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN [Ht ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED Copy iva 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . ° 1262 ore: 6, BUSTOSs:dd Unit: '3/MEXICO © INCEX SBCRET Br: goo CO NO INDEX DATT -_j9 MAQL 96 (0 FHE IN C5 FILE NO, +2 — T9ker$) 23 $22 1o + BONN PARIS HAGUE MEXICO CITY _ FROM: DIRECTOR CONF: chen 5 10 INFO| CITE OIR aa BONY PARI HAGU OPIM MEXZ 20991 a + fog IM ep ATE AcTION ye ‘REF! nae (xw 87887)" , , 1, ADOLFO LOPEZ MATEOS, MEXICAN PRESIDENT, MAKINO OFFICIAL VISIT annnease COUNTRIRS MARCH AND At! ZL. COS MBXI IS IN CLANDESTINE CONTACT WITH PESIDENT WITH KNOWLEDGE OF OUACID. LOPEZ REQUESTED NAMES OF FRIENDS OF COS. MEXT i659 IN ADDRASSKE CITIES WHO COULD CONTACT HIS PRIVATS SECRETARY HUMBERTO | (rexsz) AT EACH PLACE DURING VISIT. 2. LOPEZ WILL WANT 70 SEND AND RECEIVE MESSAGES THROUON KUBARK COMO cus ra a res 20a HE DOKS NOT nant 119 okt FOREION SERVICE com, af °, 3+ MQ AUTHORIZES CONTACT BETWEEN LOPEZ ‘SECRETARY ROMERO AND AUDRESSER ; * starrdys TO PICK UP AND sayfa MESSAOES.. ROMERO SPEAKS GOOD ENOLISH AND STATION OFFICER MUST USE ais AND GIVE ROMERO STERILE PHONS NUMBER OR OFFICE PHONE NOT READILY TRACKABLE TO KUBARK. IDENTIFY SELF AS" FRIEND OF SENO? BLANCO,” Be OR MPRIENO OF TIO",, YW MAMES WITCH LOFEE USES TO REFER 70 COS NEXT, INITIAL CONTACT 10 ROMERO CAN BE By MADE BY HONE OR IN PSRSON AFFER HE ARRIVES AND SUBSEQUENT MESTINGS SHOULD “ere : i ' BE HELD UNDER CONDITIONS AS SECURES AS CIRCUMSTANCES PSRMIT, TO AVOID Devry i : . : we v L 55 ! , o, . ge COORDINATING OFFICERS GROUP t { ¥Y ‘| RELEASING OFFICER - ae MENTLERTING i SECRET Gecivnteston preac ge wy! . me REPRODUCTION BY OTHER. THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. yy © Copy Noy ’ 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 12.82 CH ee-3 ‘ : ‘UNIT : : CD Inox | SECRET | txt ot a 0 NO INDEX DATE: - {3 FILE IN CS FILE NO. . DIRECTOR To INFO CITE OR pen, { acaas) KUBARK PERSONWEL TO MEXICANS. 4. STATIONS SHOULD USE THESZ ALIRSES: HAGU BILL STRATFORD PARI JOS WITTENBERGER BONN JOHN WYKOFF 5. ALTHOUGH ROMERO IS KNOWN TO HAVE HAD FREQUENT AND FRIENDLY CONTACTS WITH SUCH INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST FIGURES AS LOMBARDO TOLEDANO AND WITH MEXICAN COYMUNISTS, MEXI CONSIDERS HIM NOT A BAD SECURITY RISK AND HAS PASSED INTELLIGENCE MATERTAL THROUGH HIM FOR SOME TIME.. v 6. FOR MEXI: PLS PASS ABOZE ALIASES TO ROMBRO, ecg ITINERARY TO DIF FOSSIB ELE a JE_MAD Ey TO ROMERO, } y” ALL ADDRESSEES. TELL HIM KUBARZ)ERABIE PROVIDE ANY a PACILITY AT BELGRADE Not AND WARSAW, EXD OF MESSAE e . WH COMMENT: Pres Adolfo lopez Hateos req nanes of friends of COS in Paris, . Belgrade, Warsaw, Bonn and the Hague who would contact ktrs Hit . his private secretary Humberto Romero (Perez) at sach of these placea during visit. } u COOMOINATING OFFICERS cpour | : Esciused tram automate . RELEASING OFFICER Granaracing and AUTHENTICATING SECRET dectarstest.ca R REPRODUCTION BY OTHER. THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 4S PROHIBITED. Copy No 14.90000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 12-82 ORG: UNIT + . © INDEX SECRET OT os: UNO INDEX DATE 3,” O FILE IN CS FILE NOL wo 3 FROM: DIRECTOR ; Page 3 CONF: - INFO: ° to INFO ; cre pia 37 RE 25991 COORDINATIONS r! . ty L Ui ome Sek RNR ARAL RICHARD PRR a-~|C6oS. GO. KING DOP . a t COCROINATING' OFFICERS croup — Lrctuded trom autometic Downgrading and Za Ss GCRET [__ seeatvteaten vs’. REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHISITED, Copy No, RELEASING OFFICER AUTHENTICATING OFFICER 14-0000 ] ACTION: C/WH 5 (WH NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED 1315 /16 MAR/LMG) ‘ INFO + OCt, p/pct, DOP, ADDP, c/cA 2, C/ci, C/Fi 2, C/Ee 2, C/we 2, $/c 2 a “SECRET 1686002 ar a -—_PRITY DIR CITE MEXES810 : | RYBAT LIENVOY a : TV +gg BARTS {N@78872 | REF oIR 25228* 3 v os 1; PRESIDENT ADOLFO LOPEZ HATEOS REQUESTED ON 16 MARCH NAMES ate : yo OF FRIENDS OF COS IN \ BELGRADE, VARSAY, BONN AND THE HAGUE ~*" —— WHO COULD CONTACT HIS PRIVATE SECRETARY "HUMBERTO ROMERO (PEREZ) AT EACH GF THESE PLACES DURING VISIT, 2. PRESIDENT WANTS THIS CHANNEL SO THAT LIERGO, LITENPOs2, : i LIELEGANT AND CURTIS CAN SEND HIN “SECURELY” ANY MESSAGE THEY , PRESIDENT REITERATED THAT HE DOES CONSIDER OF INTEREST. (NOTE: NOT TRUST HIS OWN FOREIGN SERVICE CHANNEL AND SAID IS AFRAID OF HIS COMMUNICATION LINKS FOR VERY SENSITIVE INFORMATION.) 3. REALIZE THIS DIFFICULT REQUEST MAKE OF HQS BUT YOULD APPRECIATE SERIOUS CONSIDERATION IN VIEW OF PRESENT AND FUTURE tase . RELATIONSHIP. 4. PERSONS CONTACTING ROMERO COULD USE “FRIEND OF TYO™ OR \/ 4 “FRIEND OF SENOR BLANCO® SINCE PRESIDENT FREQUENTLY REFERS TO CURTIS ‘. Vv & AS “TIO* AND AS “SENOR BLANCO OF “ BLANCO DIPLONACIAl” | | M4 ‘ ? as if 5, APPRECIATE EARLY REPLY. ak ote 1 ao a “ . pe : SECRET , C/S COMMENT; # Headquarters forwarded briefing material for LITENSOR(5) H European trip which the Mexico City station may select, edit and translate the material it considers most appropriate, Poo i eet, GROUP 1 EXCLUDED, FROM AUTOMAT &, OORN= . RADING AND GECLA REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN TSSUING OFFICE 1S PROHISITED. : nen enone ETT lh 14-0000 ¢ £ we . Las ASSiF leu Meo - ee * ao CACTIOND c/w 5¢ PY ISSUED TO WH AT Tas, 15 MAR LMG) } : ADOP, C/FI 2, C/EE 3, $/¢ 2 , SECRET 1517102 7 CUPRITY DIR CITE NEXI 3739_ ; RYBAT BEDOX ESRAR 1963 CC JN87153 f REF A. DIR 28it ; B, WMMW-11578 le STATION RECD S/C ATTCH TO REF 8 13 NAR 635 IN POUCH NUMBER 7854, NO.STATION RECORD RECEIPT OF COVER ING DISPATCH. _2e PLEASE SUMMARIZE CONTENT OF REF B AND CABLE “SOONEST To STATION, es f SECRET C/S COMMENT: *ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED. NRE REPRODUCTION BY © OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED GROUP 1 EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN= GRADING ANO DECLASSIFICATION * 14-0000 mr (fa ~libea ny CLASSIFIED MESSAGE se ORIG Aco ida 2 : UNIT '3/MEXICO SECRET ext: ee a oate: 15 MARCH 1953 : 'O + MEXICO CITY From, DIRECTOR | con: CAWH 5 : INFO: DOP, ADGP, C/CA 2 C/CI, C/FI 2, C/sss 5, S/e 10, -PRIFY MEXI INFO CITE DIR 25228 RYBAT PERSE 4, / TE VSOR REFS: A, mOW-1137)* . B, NEXT 3789 (rN 87153)" . 1. REF A POUCHED BY ERROR 1) MAR. SUMMARY AS FCLL: - A, MATERIALS PREPARED BY KUMONK AND KUWOLF, TO EXFEDITS POUCHINO =- . RAQS DEFERS FURTESR EDITING TO MEXT. MEXI MAY SEIECT, EDIT AND TRANSLATE MATERIAL IT CONSIDERS MOST APPROPRIATE. B. ATT AIS LIST GF REFS TO PERTINENT ARTICLES IN SPECIFIC ISSUES + > CURRENT INTEL WEEKLY SUMMARIES. C. AT? B CONTAINS KUWOLF PREPARED MATERIALS NOT SENT MEXT EXCEPT CUBA ITEN. THESE NAY BE USED TO PROMOTES CDYOKE POSITION ON COON MARKET, BERLIN PROBLEM, CUBA, ETC. D. AT? C CCMPILED BY KUMONX. INCLUDES BIO SKETCIES OY CTPIGIALS EACH COUNTRE WITHH WHOM LITCNSOR WILL FROBARLY MEET DURING TRIP. MEXT HAY NOT PASS BIO TWO THROUGH WHICH LINE IS DRAWN. J roe J nr~re éf /BND--OF MESSAGE | bi Hel bo bh Lp POP oe ee IN Ta loan beients “sorvarded TETAS ais Borg AO tty Kak pa a. a. . ; Sepeoested cay srr of Ref A aN MN, NIOTIEN / Requested S20) PERT SPR AGE A [A end CMS, eee WHD a jomngrading @ T RELEASING OFFICER SECRET | “Gmletsieston * oreicen G/ REPPODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, Copy Ne. 14-00000 4 q ORIG : UNIT : gto. Dare: CONF, INFO Aylfn2 wae Ch seats oa wos : t C. Bostos1d4 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE wH/3, SECRET 5940 Ch 5 ee avop, C/Cl, C/Fi 2, S/c ' 24590 EXT - INFO CITE DIR RYBAT LITEESOR RSF: HEXI 9575 (1H 75332)” Sea BY SUEY SUGEST COS OVE SUBJECT GRNFRAL CI DEFERSIVE ie} BRYEFING INCLUDING USE TECH DEVIGES, END OF MESSAGS WH COMMENT: *LITENSOR has asked for briefing papers on trip. T/oofet FP. Bo IN DRAFT REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, wey oo 2 eats ea JOM if, WILTTEN COORDINATING OFficess anu ne cAn/3 Cae oreicar SECREP sramarnting ot AUTHENTICATING Copy No. wk Th eee eek, 14.90000 OG: UNE. Qt: Date : tr PEON: CONF, INT ; eA geyn 23 ante 1963 NExaco CITY : DIRECTOR cin. 4 cfr 5 SET —, INFO - cive oie 2 £8 | J RYBAT BEDGN . RPS RELEAS 2A. EST-L3 7h ~ B. TENT 373 f et eee . TNT - | i ‘ \ 2. Livsrsor BRPOG PAPERS FOSQIED Far a 3 eR. ETA LL TAR, 2, BOIL SUS YRIZES BAgHEROES wil FORICY Re RAPACKE PLAN: A. (HE FOLTSH PROFCSAL FOR CPYEPAL EUROPEAN! NUCLEAR-PRIS COB INPRCOUCED SLY BY POLTSS POSSION COMISTPR, ADAM AT 2 OOP 57 SESSION OF UN GaxSnwy AS RAFACKI. ACTING £5 SPOKESMAN FOS POLES GovrRN a HS FORTULATID PROPOSAL: SHOULD EAST AND WEST GGREANY AGUAS TO BAN ON PRCOUCTION AND STQUCD PUCLEAR NIATOUS OF TIED? TERRTTORESS, FOLIO VOuL) SHULTATEOUSLY OTRCIUOT IDENTICAL Bab O8 EAR TIRRYTORY. RAPACKY DID SOT TSNTION CamTHOSLOVANA, BUT ISAD OF , C2LCHOSLOVAK Ul DELEGATION, SFIAMTUG ASTER RAPACNG, SUPSORTED FRoPOAL.. Teter Tory DECLARING WIS COUNTRY WOULD UOT? ATREENT, INGTIDING TaN WER TEP ASRSl on, ese TOO. PAST GSEMANS SUPSEQUENTIN GARY ENDORSED THD rh0RCSaL. B. RAPACKI'S PROPOSAL OSVINVGLY CLEARED AUD Core AED RITH SUvIne LEWWERS PRIOR TO LPACDUSTION. NOYCON PROPTIY REPORT we PySPesaL Sh AQRTINEND -OnTD BS MEECCRED BY Lee! Law a f “ aber ASTACTINGLT aD SOVIE COMTOIMIAIING OF Stcess IND OFFICER REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER TRAN Ti UING OFFICE [5 PROHISITED. 14-0900 Ne ey CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ven SECRET ROUTING ORS: DIRECTOR CONF; INFO s 10 a 7 INFO cE aa ‘aq _ OF EUROPS, WOULD) FACILITATE AGREEMENT ON DISARMAMENT AND CESSATION HUCIZAR TSSTS, AND WOULD “HELP IMPROVE RELATIONS AND BRINO CLOSER TCGETHER" THE TWO GERMAN STATES, : C. THE PROPOSAL WAS FORMALIZED IN 9 DEC 57 POLISH GOVERNMENT MEMORANDUM, PRESENTED BY RAPACKI TO US, BRITISH, AND FRENCH AMBASSADORS IN WARSAW, SOVIET PREMIER BULGANIN PROMPTLY ENDCRSED PROPOSAL IN SERIES OF LETTERS TO READS OF GOVERNMENTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD D.. IN 1958 RAPACKI MODIFIED HIS PLAN, ALLEGEDLY TO MAKE IT NORE PALATABIE TO WESTERN POWERS. NEW VERSION PUBLISHED NOV 58 , CAILED FOR ~ ..!” TWO-STAGE PROGRAM IN WHICH: (1) CURRENT NUCLEAR STOCKPILES AND BASES WOULD BE PROCEN AND PRODUCTION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS BANUED IN POLAND, CZZCHOSIOVAKIA, EAST AND WEST GREMANY, AND (2) EXISTING NOCLEAR STOCKPILES AND WEAPONS WOULD BE ELIMINATED AS PARY OF GENERAL DISABMAMENP AGHEEMENT FOR THE FOUR-NATIO‘ AREA, REVISED VERSION ALSO CALIED FOR "AIR AND GROMM CONTROL" WITH NATO AND WARSAW PACT COUNTRIES PARTICIPATING IN CONTROL SYSTEM. E. FOLISH LEADERS HAVE SINCE 1957 PRESSED FOR FORMAL AGREEMENT ON RAPACKE PLAN. SHORTLY AFTER OPENING OF GENKVA DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE POLI3% COOLTOINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OrFicesa RELEASING OFFICER : SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE i$ PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 . "CLASSIFIFD MESSAGE ean one: ene ee ee OUTING Nt . | SECRET | bo ——_____ SOUTING —_—— ~ ext on DATE: aes, TO . From, DIRECTOR PAGE 3 CONF, INFO: ™ INFO _ CATE OW é mete DELEGATION SUBMITTED MEMO UROTNO CREATION NUCIRAR-FREE ZONE IN CENTRAL " BUROPE. MEMO BASICALLY FOLLONS LINES OF FORMER PROPOGAIS RAPACKT PLAN. SOVIET DELEGATION IS CURRENTLY UROING GENEVA DISARNANENT CONFERENCE TAKS UP GISSTICN NUCLEAR-FREE ZONES IN VARIOUS AREAS OF WORED. . F. SINCE RAPACKI PLAN INTRODUCED HAS HAD STRONO SUPPORT FROM MOSCOW. SOVIETS HAVE EVEN URGED XXTENDING ZONE TO INCLUDS BALTIC AND RALKAN COUNTRIES. TH CENTRAL EUROPE) ONE OF MOSCOW'S MAJOR FORSION POLICY OBJSCTIVES. Q. US STRONOLY OPPOSES RAPACKE PLAN, VIEWING IT AS BLOC DEVICE To ' NEUTRALIZE GERMANY, DERPEN AND EVEN PERPETUATS DIVISIUN OF GERMANY, AND TO - SSCURE DE FACTO RECOGNITION OF EAST GERMANY. IMPLEMENTATION OF PRCPOSAL WOUID ALSO BE MILITARILY DISADVANTAGEOUS TO WEST. US MILITARY POWER I) EUROPE WOULD BE DIMINISHED WITHOUT A CONCURRENT DSCREASS OF SOVIET STRENGTH. TT WOULD WEAKEN NATO. ) PSCSED TO EAPLOLT PLY at ayn H. WEST GERMAN GOVERNMENT ALSO VIGOROUSLY OFrs=D To ALL SUCH "DISENGAGEMENT" PLANS IN CENTRAL EUROPE FOR SAMS REASONS. BONN ALSO CONSILERS SUCH PROPCSALS AS SINISTER AND SUBTLY INTIMMDATORY TO VEST GERMANS, WHO DO NOT CHOOSE, BR PRALT WITH Ag IF Tn Pre tt Lecheted om vetemetc. RELEASING OFFICER Ly dowegny ag pee SECRET dastuuatticetes REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. . Copy No SJECTS, AND PUTHENTICATING OFFICER 14-0000 oo "CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ew From, DIRECTOR . ; PAGE DEFERRED CONF, ro | . INFO | CITE o1R anus , WHO DEFECT IN SUCH SCHEMES A CREATION OF CONDITIONS FOR THEIR EVENTUAL _ COMMUNIZATION, ; I. PUBLIC ENDORSEMENT OF RAPACKI PLAN BY MEXICAN PRESIDENT WOULD MARK FIRST SUCH SPECIFIC APPROVAL BY GOVERNMENT IRADER OUTSIDE SOVIET BLOC . HIS ENDORSEMENT WOULD BE WIDELY PROPAGANDIZED BY POLES AN) SOVIGTS AND COULD SET PRECEDENT YOR THEM TO SECURE SUCH APPROVAL BY OTHER NONBLO? LEADERS. END OF HESSAGE C/S COMMENT: *REQUESTED INCLUDE POINTS THAT COULD BE MADE BY COS TO DISSUADE . LITENSOR FROM POSSIBLE PUBLIC BACKING OF RAPACK! FLAN DURING HIS FORTHCOMING TRIP POLAND. Rw tk Lost oa , PP q +. J. 0. KING COORDINATING OFFICERS C/aeD c/wa/: RELEASING OFFICER AUTHENTICATING OFFICER , 3_E RE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy Bo. 14-0000 , f, Sh ro : S ed , a ; . . - “y Poiygend try Tren Caw lr 13 March 1983 . v pi. ' V¥Vare? ee ee bom fry Seq CebQ / The Rapacki Plan . 1. The Polish proposal for a Central European nuclear-free zone was introduced at the 2 October 1957 session of the UN General Assembly by the Polish Foreign Minister, Adam Rapacki. Acting as spokesman for the Polish Government, he formulated the proposal: should both East and West Germany agree to a ban on the produc- tion and storage of nuclear weapons on their territories, “Poland would simultaneously introduce an identical ban on her territory. Rapucki did not mention Czechoslovakia, but the head of the Czechoslovak UN delegation, speaking after Rapacki, supported his proposal, declaring that his country would join the agreement, extending the ban over her territory, too. The East Germans subsequently warnly endorsed the proposal. 2. Rapacki’s proposal had obviously been cleared and coordivated with Soviet leaders prior to its introduction. Moscow promotly reported the proposal approvingly and the Soviet press stressed that such an agreement would te wel- comed by the peoples of Europe, would facilitate agreement on disarmament and cessation of nuclear tests, and would “help improve relations and bring closer together" the two German states, 3. The proposal was formalized in a 9 December 1957 Polish government memorandum, which was presented by Rapacki to the US, British, and French ambassadors in Warsaw. The then Soviet Premter, Bulganin, promptly endorsed the pre- posal in a sertes of letters to heads of governments through- out, the world. : 4. In 1958 Rapacki modified his plan, allezedly to make it more palatable to the Western povers. The new version of the plan, published in November 1958, called for a two- stage program, in which: (2) current nuclear stockpiles and bases would be frozen and production of nuclear weapons would be banned in Poland, Czechoslovakia, East and West Germany, and (2) existing nuclear stockpiles and weapons would tbe OP ee u viage 14-00000 , . new UPL ated aie f eliminated as a part of a general disarmament agreement for the four-nation area. The revised version of the plan also called for "air and ground control' with NATO and Warsaw Pact countries participating in the control systen.. 5. Polish leaders have since 1957 pressed for a formal agreement on the Rapacki plan. Shortly after the opening of the Geneva disarmament conference in March 1962, the ‘Polish delegation submitted a memorandum urging creation of a nuclear-free zone in Central Europe. The memorandum basically follows the lines of the former proposals of the Rapacki plan. The Soviet delegation is currently urging that the Geneva disarmament conference take up the question of nuclear-free zones in various areas of the world. 6. Since the Rapacki plan was introduced, it has had strong support from Moscow. The Soviets have even urged extending the zone to include Baltile and Balkan countries. Soviet leaders undoubtedly view the proposal as a means of eliminating German power in Central Europe--one of Moscow's major foreign policy objectives. - 7. The US strongly opposes the Rapacki plan, viewing it as a Bloc device to neutralize Germany, to decpen and even perpetuate the division of Germany, and to secure de facto recognition of East Germany. Implementation of the proposal would also be militarily disadvantageous to the West. US military power in Furope would be diminished with- out a concurrent decrease of Soviet strength. It would weaken NATO, _ 8. The West German government is also vigorously op- posed to the Rapacki plan and all such "disengagement" plans in Central Europe for the same reasons. Bonn also considers such proposals as sinister and subtly intimidatory to the West Germans, who do not choose to be dealt-with as if they were inert objects, and who detect in such schemes a creation of conditions for their eventual communization. 9. Public endorsement of the Rapacki plan by the Mexican ‘president would mark the first such specific approval by a government leader outside the Soviet Bloc. His endorsement would be widely propagandized by the Poles and the Soviets and could set a precedent for them to secure such approval ‘ by other nonbloec leaders. CTION: an 5S{WH COPY SLOTTED AT 1815 12°MAR 63 a] "NFO: ADDP, C/cl, C/Fi 2, C/ee gy, S/¢ 2 SECRET 22052 °° . i, ‘PRITY DIR CITE MEX 3743 2 oo Sa oo _ N84727. °°. RYBAT BEDOX - oe 13 Mar gg 7 a REF MEXI 3575 Cwrss) an ; ay 1. “SUGGEST INCLUDE IN MATERIAL REQUESTED REF POINTS THAT CAN Br | MADE BY COS TO DISSUADE LITENSOR FROM POSSIBLE PUBLIC BACKING OF | RAPAGKI PLAN DURING HIS FORTHCOMING TRIP POLAND. PARTICULARLY vISH PRESS THIS POINT SINCE } ITENSOR, WHO ANXIOUS BE RECIPIENT NOSEL PEACE PRIZE, MIGHT OTHERVIS® BE TEMPTED REACT FAVORABLY TO SUCH A PROPOSAL. WolY OLISH SEU JUST MADE PURLIC DECLARATION IN FAVOR HEXICOS "Alvs, FOR DISARMAMENT. ok . "<2, IF ABOVE WATERIAL CANNOT BE POUCKED IN TIME NEET 15 NARCK DEADLINE PLS CABLE HIGHLIGHTS AND POUCH REST, “3. LITENSOR ON 11 MARCH EXPRESSED AGAIN HIS INTEREST IN BRIEFINGS. | REQUEST ETA HATERIALS REQUESTED REF. ; SECRET oe Ce . . “ . i ) . C/S COMMENT: *LITENSOR HAS ASKED VIA LIELEGANT FOR SRIEFING PAPERS KUBARK CAN GIVE ON FRANCE, YUGOSLAVIA AND POLAND. o — . k _— txeiuote” vos AUTOMATIC COWNe COREE Gaading S SSCLASBIFICATION | . : __REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITEO _ ne A tha teens i. ar ener + ORT @ ALOHED BEALE TES FESR © CAR IONS ISCO Chief, ¥H Division ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES -§tation should not pass any biographic iuformation ACT: As required. REF: MEXI 3575 DIR 21965 1.’ Headquarters is sending herewith materiale which KUMONK and KUNOLF staffs have prepared for a briefing of LITENSOR on countries he will soon visit. In order to expedite the pouching of these materials we are not taking time to edit thes into a finished product at Headquarters. We are providing sore materials and references than will be necessary for this briefiug. The Station aay select, edit and translate the information it considers most appropriate. 3, Attachment A. This is a list of references to pertinent articles in specific issuea of the *current Intelligence Weekly Summaries." 3. Attachment B. With the exception of the item on Cuba, these KUWOLF-prepared materials were not sent to Station Mexico City. They may be used to promote the ODYOKE position oa the Common Market, the Berlin problem, Cuba ste. 4. Attachment C. KUMONK compiled these materials. They inelude a current description of the situation in each country involved and biographic sketches on many of the officials with whom LITENSOR will probably mect during h4s trip. The biographic information has been taken from KUBARK and ODACID files. The through which a line has been drawn on these attachments. END OF DISPATCH rss cf . : Removed from Project Sas; : Attachments: C3 Classifisation: 30° &- PMA A. List of References, H/W Waa 23022798 B. KUWOLF-Prepared Haterial, B/W 04° 95 pera: C. KUNONK compiled material, H/W 7 an a vate TPkD Date Pernice oO Distribution: —__ |g Mar Beet Oe, MEXICO CITY, W/ATTS.. 4.B,C. | 7 Bar: 63 Sire — DISeATCH SYMBOL AND NUMELR t CROSS REFERENCE TO a ' HMMW-11374 1 = ‘ HEADQUARTERS FILE NUNGER GLASSEIUATION SECRET. = ’ 50-6-75/2 eT CeR Wick aa WH/3/Mex _Judkins 1 - Chrono OFAITE SYMUOL CA/PROP OCI/SIDO | WR et WH/CA/PROP 7 Mar R. ChanbevYain REFASING ng > ron Drie . (40s 53 USE PREVIOUS EOI TS Trevate’ 1M ak metre tar ut St Di} S Pp A i < Li 14-0000 ——— rsa ,aat 7 yb "et ! rit se OR OES Chief, WH Division XX gos Ud JON wudaned OK Chief, WOMOLD Chief of Station, Mexico City, — ' lnmienode For Your Information ACTION REQUIRED: 1. Forwarded as a split transmission are copies of the Evaluation of Trainees prepared by Lee R, MYLECHRAINE fer passage to LIRAMA ard LITEMPO-8, 2 The attached document was translated into Spanish oe in the LIENVOY LP by LIENVOY-5 on 11 February 1969 tor passage. 9 BID CER Romoved from Praject Pe) sh V2 ey Classification’ TO 6-~ Jon g S77 “a % caret ( (urbe iliard C, CURTIS Attachment (Via Split Transmission): Evaluation of Trainees Report t 1 - Lett Side, h/w : 2 + Right Side, u.s.c,. | Distribution: to > CANHD, w/atts : ~ ¢,/WOMOLD, w/atts are ares 2 _ . 7 cot Reece TO Ain weet ‘ i . MMMA-36437 lL 12 February 1969 ~~ 14-0000 5, davier MANCERA Sucnevs, AN Salgado, an ao SALINAS Alor, igo 25, so 26, 3. The thie GUL NaAcause CL Re an se SLaO the [eran Seer nase curry fife’ Arr. /4 Ye wir "Ak AHMad- Bow 47 Captain, oeGe MANGALN Gitiz, Captain, doxicau ARZAS Termandez, Lic. Coton: MEK, Fe vaa army, o t —~s 7 , * - Mee ee ouwnbaracaiion 2. Dase of Course PAS Sanuary - 7 Vooreacy atrod &, Locuidon of Training 3 Calle Tacased Sou5, Homa, Poneai Zone 7, 4. NMAnos OF Tradnees 3 1. Felipe T82v0 Gonzalez, Lt. Coi., Mexia Age <6, 2. Leonardo LOPEZ y Lepez, Age 23. 3. Zango Cu ADS Molina, Captain, Mexicana a: : AGO oy. Le IOZANO Raat, DPS, Age os5. Mealcan Ac Acmy, preeeery orreey wtp Ae ws wey av a fey 5-6-7522 14-0000 ‘coro a ay vos Ween te AUG Gide every Wu! yoNave a good 2 Bead ais of a nATLOARE WOW HOW A security service woen aud activities. O = Subsect as a career Siexicean Ai Ad oO provious expericnce an inledlivesce ow securiiy work. ‘Sieourn We Course he was punctual, Ganonstravad a keen interest in unc work, and v008* an active part dn all classcoom Giscussioss and sireet F exercises, fs did anpenas, aovever, thai in his discussions with his fellow ciaes nenbors he was ally cudte opinions a viacuve MANS RecA SOMG A it Ledlod Pare) eon arpeeteeseye gaye Ge WM Secu. ey aoeva Auveived in sccurde Od tndevacandiag yay ie ead V¥ : SS) . Qi ey Obie tan ee VO Caw and goac wed by did ao pose Roexereldses Gavitied oue by Che nica p. de apy. Canal Geo cad aatave estes Bleep ded are y ava i aha Tandde Ci. OM cee ter tee Ci Sea vay Ot Veneeved da Rin velatitons LEGS Wi ae tee eee tat Vb COuvern! whe vou. bie wae Lat raved Marlene fates Sate ee oe tae Man Ghd ObNEVS. Loo dn su; ifcek diab seastlas da. ae en Ghee Mor Sdce Reopen rank paeuthGe: eed ne on tat e OMe weWHEG satan iy, Bee Gb ce bay ete peree te Mas Wa lies Work ab wcie cee Wedd veporidngy ekoced AOS iy veel 14-0000 : wee -3- ' . : - aL . ve ad . wae . “he ated iveay a Sisassr ‘ . pare woe oer Mlle. O48 he Was an Hoe alone Nee ‘ and VNCO eae tia he as - . able vo de Teche wa COVER . PVCU YY WOE ana we la, 0 Jben experience, tone . av EVA TOL. DD ae Masa, 6 would : Ze CO SUPEVase OLNeVs Gi such & way as ta cause them % conetners eftocedively and an a team. iin we! ONGVOLneS po pin i, amidcatiag ahd he not only a elassvoud readine aud ciscussion but that asidesable tine on then, LO Pores ehe ofne . : Viedd cacweioe Classvaon . Sle taster ba ted WA eG ak WOULG BAKE A work Mu ade ; Qdone Whe ud : asxe SALT Pas) and ho wets ree S “usolulness Ron, Wri dove AntOv Bu SOcucsliy woe or OL en y ais Serres Sood te cons atin - weaculay a De Ley , oO the re ae Z anvoived in vecruiviag and Damen, S or survealla: vi Bees waa > Rses taat wight eesule la Guat ' uM te ds believes wave < m CO Gay promos’ 2 Aty soins of viow before oxdeucigs au tis whiten exercises peeved mG gavea thom considerable ey A 1 : 14-0000 ble wvave, 2acud youre CCURN NT me. Ola does. a ev ochers, BPOMGRAY a 64 AA Ost Ons wh a* sae weit Rion well MO Nos ot , LC snOUTE be noicu, ave dosed phar ObsScvabion periods Chey showid ine cane fovea accordianly. ie Cod Che pvoun, sowewhad pev han usual tov one instructor, necessitated line oie me wilh each latadmecs Chis poeta. ne opporkhunity bo worig walle ote eudousdy, iG Consaders: tin ! tnd GN ue. doe J above co soruaebey spena Jess of Sowrtbcew appreciated | wit Qa foveal de ive men and ic wala on MAK seep tne fee ung: Way ease Wao Ree wh oh, Ge ene a Wii. EQN ye nee POSS Gk GMs Tae eed NO Ao rent a vee, Peteye ate. 8 nae CA Vee Stes daver, cae enier fo Lased a 3 Susohousn wahoo... Hey shouwle teas and MAG GAray o Os HOT Mean to suyKes OVO DvGpdscd As sawn te te ue . ne COOSCYRUVAON ONG ww iby coucuce GF tae course Care ee eke ee he ef te to 14-0000 copy G. y OR DOFA calOtt OS was elt ay sugges cee WOOKS classvoon ia Mtoe SULLALS ate BQ OL ON 14-0000 Ty: [aa ere an *S tee Ee Woe ae Ta ENG { XX jsomo. os. ouivio ase ae hief, Wi Division ; c Chief, WOMOLD “Chief of Station, Mexico. City ““LIENVOY/Comple tion of Training Report (Training Cryptonym-DAVALILLO) ‘ACTION REQUIRED: For Your Information - REFERENCE : DIRECTOR-65355, 12 January 1969 1. As indicated in Reference and other communications, a training request was made by the Station and approved by Headquarters, to train a group under the LIENVOY Project to follow up on leads produced by the joint LIENVOY operation and presumably other Mexican Government unilateral sources. Lee R. MYLECHRAINE, WOMOLD instructor who was assigned to the Mexico City Station until : 8 July 1968, was selected as the instructor. MYLECHRAINE arrived in Mexico City on 9 January 1969; the training began on 13 January and ended on 10 February 1969, The training was conducted at a training site, Calle Tabasco #228, Colonia Roma, Postal Zone 7, Mexico City, .provided by LIENVOY-2 and LIELEGANT; the building in which the training site apartment is located is owned by LIELEGANT, and the latter and LIENVOY-2 have their offices there. The unit, upon completion of the training, will use the apartment in which the training was conducted for their offices. - Continued..... st Romoved from Project ka ErboeR , CS Clas sgificattony OC-o- VIfL JOR a QPP 9/7 * Box: ar) Folds 4— Atwe shore t, SBigvr aide, tart. Distribution: ‘ C2 ~ C/¥"D, via split transmission, w=t - ! 2- C/WOMOLD, via split transmission, ¥,/2..i | POuP IIIA ; Dae ~ t + a Sana 12 February 3 1969 rene | 1 j HMMA-36431_ ft 1 TA CA a mis FT yer ery | i SECRET Corer | ESS i (1 A CT SE Ot LR cera Se ~— ee eee 2 ne ee en 14-0000 DIDPA TCH SYMBOL AND NUSBER HMMA-3G6431 TU ESSIP RATION CONTINUATION OF : DISPATCH | SECRET ; a RYBATUW a 2. The LIENVOYs had originally requested that five (5) of their men be trained, However, upon arrival in Mexico City and just prior to the scheduled beginning of the training they requested that they be permitted to add one man and that two men be included in the class from the Direccion Federal de Seguridad (DFS). In the latter case. they submitted tnree names but said that only two of the three would be expected to attend the class. As it turned out all thre of the latter group turned up, thus bringing the class to nine (9) students, five (5) Army officers, one civilian from the LIENVOY group, and the three DFS men, Following is a list of the trainees: , (1) Felix LOZANO Rangel, DFS, age 35. ovo (2) Javier MANCERA Fuentes, DFS, age 33, a (3) Esteban GUZMAN Salgado, DFS, age 33. (4) Leonardo LOPEZ y LOPEZ, age 23. (5) Felipe TREJO Gonzalez, Lt. Col., Mexican Army, age 16. (6G) Mariano CHANTRES Molina, Captain, Mexican army, age 39. (7) Ladislao SALINAS Alor, Captain, Mexican Army, age 31. (8) Jorge MARGAIN Ortiz, Captain, ‘Mexican Army, age 29. (9) Rogelio Rafael GARZA Hernandez, Lieutenant, Mexican Army, age 26, 3, The training objective of the program was to familiarize the trainees with the basic tradecraft principles and techniques involved in the conduct of clandestine activities, with primary emphasis on the work and activities of security services. Although largely tutorial in nature, numerous exercises were conducted in Mexico City, including two live problems which will becaxplained later in this dispatch, to further familiarize the trainees with the techniques involved in surveillance, counter-surveillance, personal meetings, d&hddrops, interrogation, and investigation. The course included discussion and reading material on opposition to clandestine activities, organization and functions of a security service. personal, physical and organization security; cover, concealment and compartmentation, as well as the basic operational skills of observation, description, casing, surveillance, and elicitation and interviewing, Considerable time was spent on reporting and clandestine communications. as well as on agent acquisition and agent handling. 4, With the agreement of LITEMPO-12 (who said verbally that he had consulted with LITEYPO--4) and LIENVOY-2, the three DFS trainees detained Hector SENTIES Rodriguez, who is known to have ‘had clandestine contact with the Soviets, for interrogation. He was detained on the street near his home on the early morning of 4 February 1969 and interrogated throughout the day at a motel, the Palo Alto, located at Km 14 on the Mexico City-Tolum highway, The other six (65) trainees were able to overhear the entire inter- rogation but did not actually take part for security reasons. They did not see SENTIES, nor did the latter see them. In line with the discussions and reading material, this live interrogation was on _great value to them. Also. on 3 February 1969 LIENVOY-2 passed along to MYLECHRAINE a goee lead concerning Carlos PEREZ Aguirre, a young Mexican who also has contact with the Soviets and Cubans, Unfortunately, only one-hali day could be spent on investigating sme mre pom mm nn ASS aTION on BARGE RO i = See ASTD { | CONTINUED vee ce ewe ee eee pe eee ee: Pr TUaSSO TC TESF Ke SUVA AND NUMBER SECRE | CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH HMMA-36431 RYBAT this lead, but even this was of value to the trainees, One trainee was required to mike a pretext telephone call, another team of two made a notghborhood check, and the remainder were divided into teams to check with Transito, the Ministry of Defense, the Social Security Institute and the Metropolitan Police, Except for the last team, all picked up some information of value, and the information and its significance in terms of the projected investigation of PEREZ was discussed with them, 5, The performance of the class as a whole was remarkably good. The three DFS men, -because of their previous training and experience, were able to absorb and understand the lectures and reading. material much more quickly than the others, None of the others had any previous training or experience in intelligence or security work. However, they were keenly interested, actively participated in classroom discussions and field exercises, and all prepared their written work in an acceptable manner, The instructor reviewed all written work with them, as woll as plans for meetings, etc., and this proved most helpful. Somewhat unusual for Latins, all students were punctual; there were some very small and unimpor-= tant delays, but for the most part these were due to the exceedingly difficult traffic situation in Mexico City or to other reasons apparently beyond their control, No student was absent from classes during the entire training period, and no student was late for more than 45 minutes or an hour, 6, In summary, the instructor and the Station feol that the training objective was accomplished, and that the trainecs, although Rot yet experienced operators, have a sufficient enough understanding of the busic tradecraft principles and techniques to permit tham to begin operations, They are all intelligent and alert men, and except for LOPEZ y LOPEZ all have an Army background, CHANTRES is quite imaginative and resourceful, but. also quite cautious and concerned about the possibility of flaps and compromises. He gets along well with all his fellow workers, and undoubtedly has real leadership qualities, TREJO is somewhat talkative, opinionated and argumentative, and may have trouble supervising others, but he, too, demonstrated considerable imagination and resourcefulness, GARZA, the youngest of tho Army group, appeared to be the most pro- American, is very imaginative, and possesses considerable drive and energy. On one occasion he had the instructor out to lunch at his home, where he lives with his wife (they have no children), He commented on numerous occasions about his many (almost annual) shopping trips to San Antonio, where his wife has a number of close relatives, GARZA, it is believed, would probably be the most susceptible to development and possible recruitment of the group. 7, Except for the remarks in paragraph 6 above, no individual assessment will bo forwarded herewith, The instructor has prepared a memorandum on each man, including the DFS group, setting forth his observations and opinions, as well as any information he was able to obtain on the trainees. 8, MYLECHRAINE used the name "Sr, Tomas" with the trainees; so fay as is known they did not learn his true name, nor were they aware where he was living in Mexico City. Likewise, they are not aware that he has served previously in Mexico, There were no incidents involving security during the training period, and no other incidents or events that should be reported. Willard C, CURTIS CL fh wee cotlg menses mmr TS TT eg RE AF FT Dp iv ae rane SECRET | NO} | 53a USE PALS CoS LTION RYBAT pe oaewute 14-0000 . . om bo a ° Cas.e Secaeragar Oso yarrow QMIsnace Tora, Cee i DUTING ANO‘OR INITULS - FEN ae ‘ bf PEESON UNIT NOTIONS ate Amerematee Sewn He aN ANCE COPY CJ BAtD O hworteD crestv ore hes tod a THON <| (QHS { aN 200 eee oe SECRET enomrmn imine 2 (Weer Filed hi Tiiieaere oe “DESEie ern oe AEF TO PE NO eum mo Chast to arse owaxcw{) \ ee . ortreov O80 SES ~ tS 64 SE CRE T 2822082 MAY 69 CITE MEXICO CITY @378 (LANGDON ACTING) DIRECTOR - Ree WOACKE LIENVOY LIRAMA ya REE : HMMA 363875, 3 APRIL 1969 ft. ON BS MAY GENERAL LUIS (GUTIERREZ> OROPEZA, JEFE DEL ESTADO RAYON FRESIDENCIAL, AGAIN REQUESTED THAT ARRANGE- MENTS BE MaDe TO REPLENSLH TRATNING MATERIALS PROVIDED PER LOGISTICS S78. ORIGINAL REQUEST REPORTED IN vAKA 2 (B) OF REFERENCE. 2. GUELESSEE CSOPEZA INDICATED THAT REFLACEMENTS COULD BE BSCUGHT INTO MEXICO CITY WITH SAME ASSURANCES AS WHEN OFLGISAL SHIPMENTS ARRIVED. 3. PLS ADVISE. ao FILE: B8-6675/ 2. { SECRET : ra Waar sek. YP Removed from Project | @ 25pm 7 fe ts Olassificat: ono” Joy @ A3- PODS IS Z ; Box: yf 9 Folé: UP “4 t i 5 COPY { ae moe Lo” SECRET So- G- 1400000 ~~ 1o. 6, MEXICO CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . p02 SBCRET onc: JUDKINS :ds WH/3 /MEK from: DIRECTOR conr, C/WH 5 . nro, A0DP, C/CI, C/FI 2, $/C to NEXT INFO _ CITE Dik 21965 RYBAX ; * 21965 & REF MEXI 3575 HQS PREPARING AND WiLL POUCH LITENSOR BRRIBFING PAPERS IN ENGLISH, PAPERS WILL INCLUDE SOME REFS TO PERTINENT DATA ALREADY AVAILABLE AT STATIGN, END OF HBSSACE C/S COMMENT: *(IN 75331 (LITENGOR HAS ASKED FOR ANY BRIEFING PAPERS RUBARK CAN GIVE ON VARIOUS COUNTRIES NAMED. wee, [we " : xy L yd - oy cfm/s_ 7 J / /, wu/cops_ (7 ; ~ . : x = en Bibl lf eect J. C, King [y- Forsest Shisers c/nii/Dp COORDINATING OFFICERS ee Ac /WH/S RELEASING OFFICER SEC R ET declasuitication tO HGER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. 7323; 14.90000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ; \ DATE : 27 FES 63 SECRE TO ; DIRECTOR FROM ; MEXICO CITY : action: CAWH 5 iro; «(ADDP, Cf/C1, C/ci/ic 2, C/rl 2, $/c-2 DIA CITE NEXT 3573 ° RY BAT . uc ' 1N7533 1 REF A DIR 35657 ; | 8 NEXI tors Owe asd3 I. LITENSG2 HAS ASKED VIA LIELEGANT #22 ANY BRIEFING PAPERS KUBARK CAN GIVE ON FRANCE, YUGOSLAVIA, POLAN, WEST GERMANY, HOLLAND AND ENGLAND. 2. CURTIS WOULD APPRECIATE ANYTHING H\ADQUARTERS CAN MAKE AVATLASLE AND BELIEVE HQS MAY WISH ATTEiPT INFLUENCE LUTENSOR oN " CERTAIN POINTS IN SOME OF THESE COUNTEIES. 3. WILL NEED REPLY SOON AND, IF HQS vISHES PREPARE PAPERS, APPRECIATE RECEIPT By 20 MARCH. - OA 5 ne f GROUP 1} EXC. GEO FROM ALIO= van C & ET MATTE OOWNCRAOING OLCLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE iSSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 2 DISPATCH | sam Chief of Station, Mexico City ape [aanurtns ous [CAN RCSL OOS SSEt ny, SESS SE ARSE, See faeces + ™"“ s Chief, Wl Division Attachment: peA=31071, 7 Jan. & i ! SinatnthehaneteaenEr nee : Satcty LITENSOR Request for Information on Assunitios for ZAPATA . | Movenent. ACTRON REQUIELD REFENENCES WBGIF-11256 Yorvarded horevith is a bureau report containing additional information on the reported shipszent of ammunition from Brovnesville, Texas to Hexico,. , . END OF DISPATCH i t i Distribution: © & 1 - COS, Hexico City, W/Att DATE TYPED oT GATE DESPATCH a3 Jan. 63 + cross RESERENCE 10 warts ee CNSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER mine 113966 ‘i ‘ ‘4 ‘ HEACKRIARTCRS FILE NUMBER CLASSIFICATION SECRET 1 - RI Watt 1 - Chrono W/Att OFE ACER S NAVE ‘ O8V Sar 3 Usd PREVIOUS COMMON REPLACES FORS GID AHECH WAY @C ube 14-0000 | , LLASOIILY wLOOANUG ; ROUTING 8 vec 62 TO : DIRECTOR FROM : MEXICO CITY. . ACTION: ¢/WH 5 Lo . ot - INFO : ADP, C/CA 2, C/E, C/FI 2, cls 2 2, s/¢ 2 S) DIR CITE MEXE 2787s ING2007.--— i ‘REP piReseseT se RYBAT LIENVOY a oN, Ay COS HAD TwO HOURS ALONE WITH LITENSOR AND LITENPO2 ON 5 NOV AT WHICH TIME LITENSOR VIGOROUS AS EVER. NE THIN; BUT HE SAID THIS +, QH DOCTOR*S ORDERS TO LOSE WEIGHT. GOS KAS NOTICED LITENSOR MUCH “1. THINNER AND HAS AGED RAPIDLY IN FOUR-YEARS IN PRESENT. POST: [ BUT NO EVIDENCE RIS SLOWING DOWN, CS "7 Be ON B DEC COS TALKED WITH LIELEGANT WHO SAW AND TALKED WITH " LITENSOR AT A WEDDING ON NIGHT UF § DEC. LIELEGANT SAYS LITENSOR IN EXCELLENT HEALTH oo ; ar a _ S. STATION WILL.REPORT AitY INDICATIONS ILL HEALTHe - fA ce a Oe Sr . . . a : a : : a ke ee ae END OF MESSAGE x cary 1C/S COMMENT: *DESIRED COS COMMENT ON REPORT THAT LITENSOR IN ILL HEALTH/ . a ° ° Ta 1 ‘ Biclated trom seteaatic 8] dewngracing ad Gzciasafeation REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. ao en sneer ett eS : . 7 - =. a . - eee) Nenana ag te A cee ee ee Dee oe wee " Speen ney eminent. ae rneunnmeenied esa yumee flaca one wen Bes oe an ee es ante: So eenmammened oP eer ay 14-00000 + i i f ~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING * 10 * DIRECTOR : FROM ; MEXICO CITY * ACTION: C/WH 5 (COPY ISSUED TO WH AT 1320 3 DEC LMG) IINFO : apop, ¢/ct, C/ci/ic 2, s/c 2 ~ PRITY DIR INFO guar CITE MEX 2733 me RYSAT/LIENVOY , re - ! 1. LITENSOR VIA LIELEGANT ASKED COS FOR A REPORT ON ‘ACTIVITIES IN28460 1 AND ASSOCIATES OF JUAY JOSE AREVALO IN MEXICO. ‘ 2.° REQUEST ns ADVISE WHAT REPLY COS SHCULD GIVE; asLsSO, REQUEST f PERYISSION ADVISE AMS MANN oF REQUEST AND REPLY. | | . END OF MESSAGE , . Th are SG Ed Excnupee on 'zuTos i erst Weasel ie Gissiricisiod o REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHISITED. Copy No. cnc: Jun. weeves ijn - 8 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7 aes Pr eee 3352, 3 cuni: —- PES Qexico . SECRET ictal ext: WY se Ong : OATE : sokevS2 ro, NBEICO CITY From: DIRECTOR cont: WH 8 into: “Ct, Cl/oPS, S/c 2 10 CPIM MBXI , INFO CHE DIR 02i fete) REF DIR 01719* ° 1. ODENVY ADVISED HQS 30 NOV FOLL: A. NO IDENTIFYING DATA RE ORTIZ, B LAWYER REPRESENTING DIAZ INFANTE YS LORMAN LUCHS, c. ODENVY REPORTS REFLECT THAT DIAZ INFANTE IS MENTALLY UNBALANCED CON HAN, ‘THEY TAKING NO FURTHER ACTION REF REPORT, 2. HOS ALSO HADS INFORHAJ INQUIRY OF ODACID LUNITIONS CONTROL AND ODBOCN, NEITHER HAVE ANY INFO ON SUCH LARGE SHIPMENT Gr AMMO FROM BROWNSVILLE TO tIEXICO. BOTH EXPRESSED CONCERN THIS: PRCPORT AND REQUESTED ANY ADDITIONAL INFO OSTAINED BY XUBARK, ue. VIE ABOVE INFO, HCS PLANNING NO FURTHER ACTION, 4, IP STATISUN DEJIRZES FURTHER INVESTIGATION, HGS NEEDS ANY ADDITIONAL INFO AVAILAELE R& LETTER AND ORIGINAL REPORT. ALSO IS RTIZ (OWA TO HEAT GOVT OR LITENSOR OR I5 fit UNSNOUN INFORMANT, | ©) ENI OF MESSAGE aN sh . Ra COOEDINATING OFFICERS Group y frcluéss trom automatic ry e ba downgrading and AUTHENTICATING . CELEASING OFFICE SE Cc RET Goctensiteaes OFrricaa REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-p0000 is o CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ne ond: P : . Ti UNIT + Reeves Jz SECRET rove ExT ad DATE : TO > trom, DIRECTOR 10 INFO CITE Dik pet \ aeltok WH CMT * Has requesting ODENVY investigate report of -Yarge shipment ammo from Brownsville to Diaz Infante followers, C/S COMMENT: RE REQUEST FOR TRACES ON J, ORITZ, 1 pe wHyeees EE if : wf til \ iN ys WWJ VOLT CI/LIA - J. Roman (by phone) ae PE ee : C. KING NED P, HOLMAN C/\ED T. Flynn (by phone - C/WH/3 i} a CI/GG/TH/F, Hughes (draft COCTOINAFING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER i | SECRET | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. AUTHMERTICATING OFFSCER CONF: ; ; ; ——— 14-0000 orc, J. R. Reeves: J: ™~ "CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . ~ = wat, Mia /Aloxieo ex: DATE 5 28 Nov G2 176 MEXICO CITY 1m] 1. from, DIRECTOR conf, wH 8 INFO: Cl, CI/OPS, FI, FI/INT 2, S/C 2 ite] OPIM MEXI INFO cteor Qf 719 REF MEXI 2688 (IN 25823)* NO HQ TRACES SUBISREF. REQUESTING ODENVY INVESTIGATE REPORT AND PASS RESULTS TO KUBARK HQ. END OF MESSAGE UE COMMENT: ®RE LTR FROM J. ORITZ RE AMMO BOUND FOR DIAZ INFRNTE F@RCES TO STAGE CNT: * Attached ANTOTHE REVOLUTION \\ eo! CI/STAFF- Mr. Hunt (draft) Mb alm ern s\t. xine WH/COPS ih NED P. HCL C/TED : C/wy/3- COORDINATING OFFICERS SECRET AUTHENTICATING Orricta MELEASING OFFICES REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-00000 aT _ ROUTING Zz | - ; CLASSIFIED Midd Ut 363 - SECRET Cw 1 YATE : 28 NOV &2 70 =: ~—sC DIRECTOR ROM: MEXICO CITY - \CTION: WH & (WH NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT 1225 28 Nov 6 NFO : Cl, ct/oPs, Ft, S/c2 ; OPERATIONAL INMEDIATE : OPIN DIR CITE MEXI 2688 N25 823 | 1. MORNING 28 NOV LIELEGANT GAVE CURTIS COPY LETTER ADDRESSED LITENSOR WITH PERSONAL REQUEST FROM LATTER FOR URGENT AND IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION, Qa LETTER POSTMARKED 24 NOV 1962 FROM J ORTIZ 285 LOS ROBLES AVENUE, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, QUOTE CKECK INTO REPORT OF AMMUNITION FROM BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, PORT FILLING 22 RAILROAD CARS €966 TONS) BOUND FOR DIAZ INFANTE FORCES TO STAGE ANCTHER REVOLUTION. A LAWYER PRESENTING HIM IS NCRNAN FUCK, THIS MEETING WAS IN OFFICES MILLIKIN AND NONTGONERY IN PASADENA (CALIF) UNQUOTE,. . 3, VIEW THIS PERSONAL REQUEST BY-LITENSOR REQUEST HaS IMMEDIATE TRACES, INVESTIGATION AND REPLY OPIN. NO STATION TRACES SUBJECTS a A BUT EXTENSIVE FILE ODENVY REPORTS MARCO ANTONIO DIAZ INFANTE. ; ms A} Vb PT er Ea END OFMESSAGE wn \ \ GROUP 1 CXILVOISD FROM AUTO~ f SECRET | MATIC DOWNGRADING | DECLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. TT a ONG celal FE SEE cham re <r We cee cee ee Tae baa ee ae vers 14-0000 TO FROM : DIRECTOR MEXICO CITY ACTION: C/WH 5 INFO Appp, ¢/cl, D/OL 2, $/c 2 ~~ _CLASSIFIED MESSAGE. rare Sens OCT 30 o64ez 62 ROUTINE DIR CITE WEXI 2372 RYEAT/LIENVOY | ‘ (ihs0 REVD 209) le RECUEST TWO REVERE 2cu/ TAPE RECORDERS WITH "Y" TYPE CORDS AUD TeG NEWeTYPE IMPULSE RECORDERS MODEL B-1¢ WITH CONNECTIONS che ae IN REAR 22 § ENT MEXICO SOONEST. 2 iiZE ECUIPNENT TO DETERMINE MODIFICATIONS NECESSARY FOR NEW LIELVOY INSTALLATION, 3e WILL ORDER REMAINING ECUIPMENT WHEN NECESSARY MODIFICATIONS ARE DETERMINED AND WHAT ADDITIONAL ECUIPMENT IS NEEDED, END OF MESSAGE GROUP I Excluded fron Antozatis Downgrading and Declassifisaticn r i REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No fe Se ee nee tine em ne eee etnes dees teen eee owe net eetas- eee neem oe 14-0000 OR CLASSIFIED. MESSAGE aoe ORG: A,C,. DELANEZ - ite MEXICO CITY From. DIRECTOR cont, ad/ci 2 ADDP, C/CA,(C/wH Y, OD/1, $/C 2 To PRITY MEXT INFO CITE DIR sess add RYBAT PBBAND REF: DIR 37635 (OUT 79205) FOR PASSING TO LITENSOR 1. SOVIET PROPAGANDA SENN CONTINUES TO CHARGE THE US WITH “AGGRESSIVE INTENTIONS" TOWARDS CUBA AND CARRIES DSTAILS 1M SOVIET BK NEWSPAPERS CONCERNING ALLEGED PROVCCATIVE FLIGHTS BY US PLANES OVER SOVIET MERCHANT SHIPS EYROUTE TG CUBA, WHILE MO‘COW CONTINUES TO MANIFEST GENUINE CCHCERM OVER POSSIBLE US ACTION TO INTERDICT SOVIET SHIFHENTS TO CUBA, SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO IN HIS 21 SEPTEMBER UN ADDRESS NOTED WITH SATISFACTION PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S STATEMENT THAT MILITARY INTERVENTICN COULD NOT BE JUSTIFIED AT THE PRESENT TIME, MOSCOW IS EVIDENTLY YRYING TO BUILD A CASE TO SUPPORT | quer CHARGES IH THE UN THAT TUE JS IS GUILTY OF "PROVOCATIVE ACTIVI- TIES" THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, 2. RECENT SOVIET PUBLIC STATEKENTS SUGGEST THAT HHRUSBCHEV IS | STILL NOT COMMITTED TO A FIRM COURSE OF ACTICN ON BERLIN AND CONTINUES: TO PROBE AND ASSESS WESTERN REACTION TO SOVIET MOVES, ON THE OTHER a trae antenna. HAND, HOSCOW SEEMS INTENT CN CONVINCING THE ALLIED POWERS THAT IT HAS NOT RETREATED FROH A COMHITMENT TO A ONXIATEBAL SETTL MENT iP wrgoria-| COOROINATING OFFICERS Ercteged t.00 sutemetic \ i) RELEASING OFFICER drengrading and AUTHENTICATING, } . GoctansiMestion ? orricen, | rato pe ‘ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, 4- is Copy No. ~ 14-00000 ~ "CLASSIFIED MESSAGE oon ORIG 1 : UNIT ; SECRET ext or . OATE: fe) t From, DIRECTOR CONF, INFO; CITE DIR ra’ aie] INFO TIONS LATER 1% THE YEAR FAIL TO PRODUCE RESULTS, 3. BUILDUP CY CHICOM FORCES IN TAIWAN STRAITS SFRING AND SUMMER "1962 LEFT PEIPING IN STRONGER MILITARY POSITICN THERE BUY POSTURE ABBAINS PRIMARILY DEFENSIVE, CHAMATS, THOUGH STILL A TALY ING ABOUT RETURN TO MA{MLAND, ARE UNLIZELY TO LAWHCH ANY OPERATIONS LARGER THAN SMALL-SCALE INTELLIGENCE PROBES IN THE PORESELABLE FUTURE, BOTH SIDES ADHERE TO BASIC POLICY POSITICN THAT "THO CHINAS” SOLUTIONS) me OUT OF THE QUESTION, AND THAT THE OLY POSSIBLE SOLUTION 139 DESTRUCTION, ABORTION RIVAL REGIME, 4. INDIA-CHDJA: RECENT CLASHES GH ASSAN-TiBET FROXTIER HAVE REFOCUSED ATTEN 108 ON EASTERN EXD O¥ HIMALAYAN BORDERES AND HEIGHTENED SIMO-iMDIAN TENSION; SEYRMISHIZG LIKELY TO CONT INE BOTH TH LADAKH AND HORTUGAST, BUT ONSET CP WOITER CCHDITIONS IN HID- OCTCBER AND APPARENT RELUCTANCE OF BOTH FUDKSD TO EXTEND FIGHTING MAKES OUTUREAK OF LARGE-SCALE HOSTILITIES UMLIXELY,. 5. INDIA-PAKISTAN: DESPITE PERXODIC TEMSYONS CVER BORDER INCI- DENTSX AND LACK OF PROGRESS ON KASHMIR DISPUTE, RELATIONS ARE RELATIVELY STABLE AND THE THERE 19 LITTLE PROSPECT OF MILITARY ACTION, 6. JAPAN: WO CHANGE IN JAPANESE SECURITY SITUATION, VISIT OF COORDINATING OFFICERS G Excluded trom LELEASING OFFICER . Ss E c R E id dowagradin AUTHENTICATING . dociacelficalion OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE won ROUTING DIRECTOR INFO CITE O1R 4 KENZO MATSUMURA, RULING PARTY ELDER, TO PEIPI¥G HAS ENCOURAGED OPTIMISH OVER FROSFPECT FOR INCREASED TRADE WITH CCUNTNIST CHIMA DESPITE * 10 CHICGM INSISTENCE GH LINSING FOLITICS AND ECOMCHICS, 7. ‘§FHSLIPPINES: PRESIDENT MACAPAGAL’S K BRCMISED DCHESTIC ACTICHXM FRCGRAM HAS HADE LITTLE REAL FROCRESS AS YET, BVT HE HAS MAINTADWED : THE POLATICAL INITIATIVE BY EMPRASIZING BIS ANTI-CORRUPTICH CAMPAIGH, 8, UHDOWESIA: EARLY CABINET CHANGES ARE EXPECTED, BUT TIDCHESIAN POLICY WILL NOT BE AFFECTED, THE GCVERNMENT I3 PREPARING TO TARE OVER CONTROL OF NEW GUIIEA FROM THE UH HEX BAY, AND OTHERWISE 18 PREOCCUPIED WITH ECONOMIC PROBLEMS, END C¥ WESSAGE NOTE TO CABLE SECRETARIAT: FLEASE FURNISH CGPY TO OCE y ww fe) vrityf Mon > ay) \e ro Coes ee Chiez, PH/3 _ fey Hb Map , Luti lA — . 5 wr Kell Fels AUTHENTICATING OFFICER RELEASING OFFICER ZPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14,0000 CLASSIFIED_ MESSAGE een ORG: John M, Whitten: jz “UNIT. . COH/3/Mexieo : €xT + 5980 1528 | OATE: 20 Sep 62 : TO . MEXICO CITY From: DIRECTOR CONF, WHS . - cif/ops, FI/INT 2, S/C 2 OUT79205 TO =MEXE INFO cite oie 37635 REP MEXI 1979 (IN 25427)* DIR 35657 (OUT 7574%0)** OF 12 SEP WAS SENT IN ANSWER TO YOUR REQUEST FOR SPECIAL BRIEFING FOR LITENSOR. ALL OF IT MAY BE PASSED TO HIM. WILL BRING IT —_ ~ UP TO DATE ON 26 OR 27 SBP AG YOU REQUEST, . END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENT: *Requested additional cable report of whatever COS can pass to LITENS(3 to arrive Mexi 26 or 27 Sep, ®*PRBAND - Moscow statemant ra Cuba, situation in Japan and Indonesia, ete, | ye fell flo hha edhe fr canoe - ) canvas Wi/COPS ako ae COORDINATING aaour 5 i Eechodad Rem sotaustic : ” domes r06 ur ‘ RELEASING OFFICER SECRET poco a senticat sa REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 Sern: SMS i _ > CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ; 060 : aeee & ROUTING DATE :' 19 SEP. 62 : _ {Ss | peace ‘io pel — fT? ? DIRECTOR 3 ts ! “SOM 3 MEXICO CITY | Hout oe apop, c/CA 2, C/cl, C/Fl 2, S/C2 _ . , ! t r] t C/S COMMENT: *MEX{ REQUESTED CABLED SITUATION REPORT OF WHATEVER COS CAN PASS PERSONALLY TO LTENSOR. iy ‘ ; ca t + : \ | | ~ | iy oh H 4 a . wee fl iS per 1} mc | | b- i ! ' ! erg Dok ! Busted trea rotonatic | ve reaprveneg Bat pos { bosiasaifisalicn | : REPROOUC ON BY GTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. i — DIR CITE MEXI 197) COUSLER ACTING "Pe sR: | Pe - If = aa ——— Ta, . - ne 0s ee Oe RMMEDIATE ACTION |” {3 , ee ee ee eae RAT ‘ph a So pee pa EE ets +93) PER behets REF “WEXI 1919 jy OOO ; Pitts be te “PAR Four REFS “PLS CABLE REPORT SOONEST. ~~ | fe aa | -- porgal 4 2. | REQUEST ADDITIONAL CABLED REPORT TO ARRIVE HEXI aé'oR a7 itt ‘ ., oft ' { / i ad? bie SEPT. 1 ‘ : | . a) : Toa ml. “} fe fe a A ne ee . Ce Oi i ifig. 24 END OF MESSAGE 14-0000 H i i i H ' CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ont ROUTING CONFIDENTIAL . MEXICO CITY From. DIRECTOR cont; Ad/C1 info, DOP, ADDP, C/CA 2, C/EE i C/we 2, C/E 3, C/FE 6, C/SR 4, C/wH 5, C/TFW 5, 00/1, S/C 2 tO = PRITY MEXI iNFO CITE DIR 35657 R RYBAT PBBAND , REF MEXI 1919 (IN 20593) 1. MOSCOW'S STATEMENT OF 11 SEPTEMBER CN CUBA APPEARS DESIGNED TO ADVANCE VARIETY OF SOVIET OBJECTIVES, FOREMOST AMONG THEN BEING TO DETER US FROW ACTIVE INTERVENTION IN CUBA, ALTHOUGH STATEMENT AGAIN USED VAGUE AND AMBIGUOUS LANGUACE TO AVOID CLEAR-CUT COMHITHENT 7 DEFEND CUBA IN ALL CONTINGENCIES, IT HAS FURTHER ENGAGED SOVIET PRESTIGE IN ENSURING SURVIVAL OF CASTRO REGIME, AS BEFORE, HOWEVER, USSR IS ATTEMPTING TO CREATE IHPRESSION CUBA IS UNDER PROYECTION OF SOVIET NUCLEAR AND BISSILE POWER, STATEMENT WAS ALSO CALCULATED TO ENABLE MOSCOW TO CLAIH FULL CREDIT FOR HAVING PROTECTED CUBA YF NO US-SUPPORTED INVASION OR INTERFERENCE WITH SOVIET SHIPPING MATRRIALIZES, IN ADDITION TO THIS DETERRENT EFFECT, MOSCOW APPARENTLY 1S ATTEMPTING TO CHECK GROWING CONCERN IN US AND LATIN AWERICA OVER SOVIET INTENTIONS IN CUBA, IT STRESSED DEFENSIVE NATURE OF SOVIST HILITARY EQUIPHENT BEING FURNISHED CUBANS XE AND IMPLICITLY DENIED ANY SOVIET INTENTION TO ESTABLISH aN ued MILITARY BAZSS BASES IN CUBA. Lo a) STATEMENT, MORKOVER, CONVEYED INDIRECT ASS T USSR W3LL COCREINATING OFRICERS GRO? t ‘ a > DE I. genaaaing t v whiny aihns RELEASING OFFICER CONFIBENTIAL towsatecing on Aut oegltpe is REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING GFFICE iS PROHIBITED, ” Copy No. ! 14.90000 OMG: UNIT ext: DATE : mo +: FROM: CONF; INFO : 19 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE vss ; ROUTING CONFIDENTIAL DIRECTOR CITE DIR NOT COHFRONT US WITH SIMULTANEOUS CHALLENGES IN BOTH CUBA AND BE Liv, IT SUGGESTS THAT LEADERS INTEND TO POSTPOHE FURTHER SERIOUS BERLIN TALKS UNTIL LATE THIS XA YEAR OR EARLY MEXYT WEAR, TO GIVE THEMSELVES INFO TIME TO AK ASSESS IMPACT CH WESTERN POSIT CY PROPAGANDA ATTACKS OH US "AGGRESSIVE ACTIONS” IN UH ABD O¥ MANEUVERS TO INVOLVE UN IN BERLIN SETTLEMENT. 2. CHICOM KILITARY BUILDUP IH STRAITS IS REGARDED AS PRIMARILY DEFENSIVE AUD CHINATS ARE SHOWING RELUCTANCE TO UNDERTAKE PROVGCATIONS THAT MIGHT LEAD TO HOSTILITIES, RECENT U-2 INCIDENT NOTWITHSTANDING, 3. ALTHOUGH SINC-INDIAN BORDER REMAINS TENSE WITH RECURRENCE G7 SMALL-SCALE SKIRMISHES, CHANCE OF ANY LARGE-SCALE OUTBREAK OF HOS- PILITIES 18 REMOTE; SRIRMISHIHG LIZELY TO CONTINUE UNTIL ONSET OF WIRTER, 6-6 WEEKS HENCE. 4, IH JAPAN, SITUATION IS QUIET; LEFTISTS APPARENTLY CONSIDER PRESERT INTERNSTIORAL AND DOMESTIC {SSUES LACE POTENTIAL FOR CREATING PUBLIC DISTURBANCES, 5, INDONESIAN SITUATION HAS RETURBED TO KORMAL FOLLOWING AGREEREET WITH HETHERLANDS FOR SETTLEMENT OF WEST NEW GUINEA ISSUR UNDER UM AUSPICES, xn te asericors WinkAe- oS Ge ese _ J, J A Grom OOM watinG CHrercers 7. 0. WESB Erttueed Hom auteaave AUTHENTI hae donngiadng ane RELEASING OFFICER CONPIDENTIAL ocesanecuien orriden REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-00000 , . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - 087 iy SEP 62 SECRET ROUTING TO : DIRECTOR FROM : DJAKARTA SEP 11 06392 62 ACTION: Fe 8 (FE TEMPO COPY SLOTTED 0345, 11 SEP) INFO : ADDP, CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/pRoP, CA/O 4, C1 /oPS, CI/IC 2, Fl, Fi/O, FI/INT 2, tw 2, WH 7, DD/I, AD/CI 2, S/C 2 PRIORITY tN 19949 : PRITY DIR INFO PRITY NEXI CITE DJAK 8952 a 1 ff" Peary " ere eee . ; 1 REF a pir 34266 CE 3M o* C/S COMMENT: | *FOR BACKGROUND BRIEFING FRIENDLY Ln PF Fea SERVICE ONLY REQUESTED STATION CABLE SITREP B DsAX 8837 Ch" % é INFO MEXI 10 SEPT. 1. IN VasENcE REPLY REF B DJAK APPPAISING SITUATION IN WAKE WEST IRIAN SETTLEMENT AND ASIAN GAMES AS FOLLCHS. 2. %INDOW OFFYCIALDOM INDULGING IN STATE OF EUPHORIA AFTER FINAL REALIZATION TWO LONG SOUGHT O®8JECTIVES OF “EST IRIAN AND ASTAN GANES. OUTCOME OF WHICH EMINENTLY PLEASING TO THES. SUKARNOD IN EXCELLENT SPIRITS AND OEVIOUSLY RIDING KIGH IN FULL CONVICTION HIS PERSONAL AND AUTHORITARIAN POLICIES OF MOSILIZING POPULACE TO CONFORM TO OSJECTIVES OF GUIDED DEMOCRACY ARE BEING JUSTIFIED. ONLY PERSISTENT CLOUD ON HIS HORIZON Is DEBILITATED ECONOMY, WHICH HE NOY MARSHALING STATE APPARATUS TO RECTIFY. ACTUAL PROCEDURES SUKARNO WILL ADOPT TO ATTEMPT RESOLVE SEVERE ECONOMIC PROBLEMS STILL UNCLEAR. HE WELL AWARE, HOWEVER , THAT BY ALLEVIATING ECOMO“IC DISTRESS AND INJECTING SOME VIGOR INTO ‘oNOMY HE WILL BE ABLE CIRCUNSCRISE WHATEVER LATENT OPPOSITION THERE MAY STILL BE TO KIS FEGINE. , 3, WESTERN INITIATIVES IN REACHING WEST IRIAN SETTLENENT SATISFYING : x : INDON CLAIMS HAS HAD IMMZDIVTE IMPACT OF SEDPEESSGING PRE-SETTLEMEN ye Y é je) REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 ame _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | "SECRET et | ois t . ’ : . DuaK SS ry 198S page 2 HER THIS NEW SALANCES a IMBALANCE OF INCDONS PRO-SLOC ORIENTATION. WHET WILL BE TIPPED IN FAVCR VEST PROSLEMATIC aNd DEPENDS ON FURTHER WESTERN “INITIATIVES AND CHARACTER OF BLOC COUNTER OFFENSIVE. TO INDO! SCHOOLS THOUGHT PRZVAIL. ONE CONSISTING MIDDLE LEVEL SUREAUCRACY APPARENTLY SEE QUTCOME WEST IRIAN ISSUE AS PROPELLING INDONESIA CLOSER TO WEST. OTHER, WHICH REPORTEDLY INCLUDES ELEMENTS PALACE GUARD AND such pc PGOGESSIONAL STATE PHILOSOPHERS AS RUSLAN As DULGANI, SEEMS TO BELIEVE art pee OVERTURES TO BLOC NECZSSARY IN ORDER BLUNT ANY IMPRESSIS5 THAT. NHST IRIAN SETTLEMENT WILL COMPROMISE INSON VERSION NEUTRALISM TO ADVANTAGESWEST. ~ ; t it ° ad, INTERNALLY, VAST AND DISCIPLINED PXI CINCONESIA COMMUNIST PARTY), ORGANIZATION SOMEWHAT QUIESCENT AND SEEMINGLY STILL AWAITING GUIDELINES FGOM MOSCOW .OR PEKING ON TWISTS THEIR SUSVERSION SHOULD TAKE IN WAKE WEST IRIAN SETTLEMENT. HOWEVER, PKI CESERVED ADDING TO NONENTUN FOR® DEMOEILIZING ARMY AND LESSENING APHY INFLUENCE, WHICH MAIN ORSTACLE PKI ANSITIONS, IN INTERNAL FCLITICAL AFFAIRS. INDON MILITARY COUNTERING THIS MOMENTUM BY SEEKING GUIDE LIMITED DENOST ATION IN ER GUIDED DEMUCRACY MANNER CALCULATED PRESERVE THEIR STATUS L°! (Fal AS ONE OF FOUR MAIN FUNCTIONAL GROUPS CONTCOLLING INDONESIA £ ; XORTUNES. — _ 5. SUXARNO CIVING NO THpRES SION HE INTEUNS LIBERALIZE HIS AUTHORITARIAN, REGINE. ON VONTRARY NIS RETOOLING OF “LIBERAL” ELENENTS | FROM GOVT BUREAUCRACY BEING INTENSIFIED aND NEW IMPETUS BEING GIVEN TO NATIONAL FRONT AS SUKARNO*S CATCHALL AND MAIN POLITICAL INSTRUMENT : FOR” CONTROLLING AND GUIDING ENERGIES OF ENASCULATED POLITICAL i PARTIES . (PKI EXCEPTED) AND FUNCTIONAL GROUPS TO CONSOLIDATE eatczPT} ourDen A DEMOCRACY. __ } ; (ENO OF MESSAGE } SECRET 14-00000 | To J i FROM = DJAKARTA “ACTION: Fe 8 “INFO: FI, FIZINT 2, WH], S/ 2 | | | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ST SO 110 SECRET 2D OIRECTOR DIR CITE DJAK 8837 “ REF DIR 34266 (oct 737 06 ) — t DuaK UNCLEAR wRaT TYPE SITREP VANTED. IN VIEW PRESSURE OTHER - WORK WE WONDER WNETNER HQS COULD NOT DO A SETTER TAILORED AND MORE COMPLETE JOB, END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: “REQUEST STA CABLE SITREP INFO MEX! 10 DEPT. SECSE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE Copy No. even pen a pene ce ee ny 14-0000 4 ~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE To : DIRECTR FROM : MEXICO CITY sep 8 a2tdz 62 ACTION: CAH 2 (CAWH TEMPO COPY SLOTTED 2315, 7 SEP) INFO; ApoP, C/cl, C/FE 6, S/¢ 2 PRIORITY PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 1888 “RYBAT | _ 4 REF DIR 33992 beet F2APGAR ¥ te LITENSOR NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL AFTER 17 SEPT. HE TRAVELLING OUTSIDE MEXICO CITY, 2, COS WITH AMB MANN AND MATERIALS SENT (WHICH NOW IN SPANISH) WILL HAVE ‘MEETING WITH LITENSOR (PRIVATELY) PRIOR TO HIS DEPARTURE. 3, APPRECIATE HQS KELP. mS , END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENTS "MR HENRY HECKSHER AVAILABLE DURING PERIOD 1017 SEP FOR SRIEFING OF REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE [S PROHIBITED. Copy No. ora: JECRY D. HECKSHER From: OIRECTOR cont, fe 8 info. FI, FI/INT 2, WH 7, S/C 2 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE von : CFB/PIA 3 BECRET QUT /33 DAK + INFO CITE O1R 34266 FOR BACEOROUND ERIEFIG FRISNOLY SERVICE ONLY REQUEST STATION CABLE SITREP DIO NEXI 10 SEPTEMBER. BND OF MESSAGE ; . | ce be Ln Prag ity Loe “ HENRY D. ib HicroE R CHIEF, FE DIVISION Va x, ; . H Gelecoort fc ERS cman , FE/PIA RELEASING OFFICER 8 z c R R . dgvanrediea ant urmenticarina REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 a oe ao - | | cosy Yarnst areshan:j2 -_CLASSIFIED_ MESSAGE ws . “unit: WHACORS Any | SECRET | : oe : 7723 - . S Soptembor 1962 10. . MExIco ciry _ From, DIRECTOR con, C/WH 5 ADOP, C/Cl, C/FE 6, S/c 2 To Pary MEXX _— NFO — OTE DIR 35992 © BYBAT DIA 31814 (OUT 69116)* : 1, GR, HENRY HSCKSRER AVAILABLE DURING PSRICO 10-17 SEP POR RRISFING @ LITEM OR, ‘2, ADVISE DATS MOST CONVENIENT TO LITENSOR AND COS, 3, AS COS AWARE HR HECKSHER PAS RXCELLENT AREA KNOWLEDGE OF IXDCNESIA, . FHILIPPINES AND JAPAN, HE WILL REQUIRE INTSRPRETSR ASSISTANCE FROM OO. |. il ig Pit Mt; CHNGHSWER DESARTING WITHIN SY DAYS ON TRIP TO CERTAIN CARIBREAN COUNTRIES IN CONSECTIGN WITH ANOTHER PROJSCT, WOULD APPRECIATE REPLY AS SOON AS FEASIBLE, , END O? MESSAGE wt CMT *Stated Bq would notify Station “vhen selection of expert in area , _knowledge firned up. . h. Abi CRR/FIA Fetal) ——< ane Baan COOUDINA TING oreresas 1 } (on . Exhatod br RELEASING OFFICES $ECRBE tT ania men oven AUTHENTICATING “éaigutcotion OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE RS. NG OFFICE 1S PROHIAITED. Copy No. 14-0000 ORG. “UNIT Oa 1O 4 FROM: CONF, INFO 1 To J.B, Reeves:$a 77 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE” ee WH/T/Mexica - . nett 5989 23 August 1962 MEXICO CITY. 24fuc $2 102 . "DIRECTOR CAH 5 - appr, C/Ct, C/F& 6 » S/fC 2°- : “a = anon. 31814 a ; , RYBAT es a ; REP MEXE 1773 (1M 10056)* ae | I oe . . a 1, BRIEFING PAFERS POUCHED AS ATTACIMMT TO wesa0s62 DATED” = 7 2. DUB AREA KNOWLEDGE AND LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT, SELECTION OF EXPERT STILL UNDER CONSIDERATION, WILL NOTIFY STATION WHEN mexertien SELECTION FIBMED UP,. on END OF MESSAGE { A . . Ay Fh WH CMT: *LITENSOR now tentatively plana depart on Far East Trip 26 Sep. ad . : el : | a , NBD P, BOLRAN cAn/3 : COORDINATING OFFICERS - . H SECRET | ee ricte | Copy No. ee 14-00000 ~ ROUTING i '$? 1.5 7S 8 DIRECTOR FROM b MEXICO CITY . j ASTSN CAH 5 —— Avop, c/cl, C/re 6, $/¢ 2 Bla CITE elxI 17735 ©> we / 1. LEITLASER NOK IMLONSSIA, JAPAN, INDIA Oi 3 sist. rea 2. APPRECIATE Iy ESS COMED PY ll IDRINP ING PAPERS Oh InDONesTA, JAPAN ANB-INDIAs STATION VILL TA sutTse : H 5 ‘ Fulas AVYATLABLE. C/S COMENT: "HQS PREPARED OFFER SQIEF ing PAPERS PER AND CONCURRED IXPERT } COMING MEXI. : | REPRODUCTION 3Y CTREA THAN TE SEUNG OFFICE 15 PROMUSITED. Copy No. 14-0000 RO INDOUNG REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED MEADQUAL TERT OCSA CAN ANGE URDU ° 2 Briefing Papere for LITEHS02 ACTION REGAIHLD RESTRENCES. Fy See Para 2 below 2 | MEXE 1869, 22 July 1962 Forwarded herewith ara the brie?{ng papers on the Communist 1, Movezant in Japan, India and Indonesia as requested in reference, These stadias sere prepared by KUDRIK and acc forwarded for Also, it fo requested that tha Station 2. translation by the Station, review tha studies and sanitize them for passage to LITESSOR as appropriate, SND OF DISPATCH \ 2 Attachwents: Beiefing papers: \ 1 ea: Japon, India, Indonesia & \ Distr{burica: a OR’ ~ COS Nenleo City, w/attachcents OATE THPLD DATE DISPATCHED 20 Aug 62 23 AUG I¥62 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER eH -10862 MEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-209528 14-00000 ? ome -ASSIFIED MESSAGE $02 | otis. nee a. NORRIS: jp DIRECTOR CONF C/WH 5 ; LINO. poop, C/CI, C/FI 2, C/TSO 2, S/C 2 eralatala To MEZI (orn) {NFO are BR WU ve \ RYBAT REF MEXT 1693 (IN 1,6148)e Le WOLLENSACK EQUIPMENT NOT SUITABLE AND NO OTHER NEW EQUIPMENT TYPES AVAILABLE, RECOMMEND TRIP BE POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER CONSIDER- ATION POSSIBLE. 2. IF TRIP CAN NOT BE PSLAYED, WZ WILL ATTEMPT ENTERTAIN AND DIVERT LIENVOY 2 WITH AREHART'S HELP, ADVISE. END QF MESSAGE +H CHE: Requested Hqs show LIENVOY-2 Wollensack equipment for New LP. . A TSD/ACB___John Castro (in draft) eK | o~—~—ai/oors_ oe a * C- KING ~~ NED P, HULMAN Je ind COORDINATING OFFICERS GROUP T ; cAR/3 RELEASING OFFICER SEC a dl | “eres ed AUTHENTICATING REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE {ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 3h2 ROUTING pate 1 16 AUG \ TO 5 DIRECTOR. FROM $ MEXICO CITY . ACTIONS C/wi 5 (WH COPY SLOTTED AT 1525 16 AUG 62) INFO s sapop, C/ci, S/c 2. IN 46497 10 (PRIORITY) DIR INFO CHE MEXE 171 . . REF DIR 29996 (OUT 66087) ** SEE MEX! 1693. (IN 46148) ENO OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT; *DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE TO RYBAT CABLES. . *#*RE |NFO THAT AREHART AND LIENVOY 2 COMING WASH 17 AND 22 AUG. Se gi gecetinatin REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED, Copy No. 14-0000 rer ENRON Lili abti Aaa AGES clon dab tecicinnsecne st se = get, Se WHETYRN vesy CLASSIFIED MESSAGE $22 wt: Deam/samertes eof eer emt fours can 5949 5 DATE. 1S Auguat 1942 to. MEXICO CITY oo | from: DIRECTOR CONF: C/WH OS. atop, c/ct, s/c 2 ro PRTY MEXX INFO 7 CTE O'R 29996 B.SAT LIERVOY UNDERSTAND FROM MULPORD THAT ARENART AND LIENVOY 2 COMING WASH 17 AND 22 AUG TO DISCUSS HEY LIGHT EQUIFHENT YOR PROJECT, RAS TRIS BSEM DELAYED O28 CANCELLEO IN VIEW GF MEX 16917" ovis, ERD OY MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: *(IN 45535) LI TEMPO-2 HAS ASKED COS SET UP TELEPHONE TAP CPERATION, ? fv ae, J.C, KING NED P. HOLMAN C/wH/3 4 Vv - COORDINATING OFFICERS pe te ae) RELEASING OFFICER uenenannie AUTHENTICATING $ 3 £ Gta aren aeerege a REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 MAR 30 O48472 62 ROVE INE IN 12721 END OF MESSAGE “CONTAINED INFO SEMEN TARASCVICH BAZAROV, fe) {3 COMMENT: Ln a is) . t i iL vu Vv Ter : REPRUQUCTION 8Y OCH THE ISS) 8 a Copy No. a ined i 7 February 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR: WK/Personnel SUBJECT t Request for Outside Translator 1, It 4s requested that you contact the appropriate Career Boards to try to locate candidstes to fill the job now being hold ty George Misko in Kexico City, but unde> deep cover. He must have the following qualifications: & Languages: Russian (fluent), Czéch (fluent), Spanish {would be expected to bring proficionoy of Spanish up to good). Also provide nomos of candidates having only Sussien and Spanish. b. Jod: translating telephone tap tapes ‘a. Age: any age accaptable da. Sex: male or female but male preferable e, Grada: grades 9 through 12 should bo considered £, Sacurity: Would be sent to Muxico City to work in a bassheusa with Mexican liaison personnal and one RUBARK Staff Agent. Must be willing to expose himself? aa KUBARK to Mexican Governmnt. g. Cover: Would be provided by Mexico, could bring family and limited household effects. Will have no con tacts with sxbassy or have any Embassy privileges. he Typo of Exployee: Career Agent or Contract Agant preferred. If not available, Staff Agent or Contract Em ployse Type 8 would bs suitable. 2. Any questicns on this request should bea dirseted to Charlotte Bustoe-Vidala, WH/3/Mexico, X2655. 3. Ztis the intention of tia desk to slot this new employee anyon into a LIENVCY slot and vacate the Station/tinbassy slot for another FI Caso Officer. Distribution; WED P. HOLMAN OY dee - Addivesds ae, C/HH/3 A: LIBNTOY/Support = + a , = Outgoing memo chrono ‘f PROJECT: LIENVOY (2235-5701-5170) = Mexico Staff Agent: ANEHART, Arnold F. Approved: 1 July 1941 = 31 Jamsry 1962 $0,3L0 (Pending) 1 February 62 - 31 Jan 1963 35,082 $65,822 $39,758 SUPPORT EXPENSES: Salary 5,000 103 S.A. Preniua 500 Equalization 250 Retirement 326 Housing — 2,100 Eduéation 400 « AREHART auto upkeep & travel 4,900 AREXART-home leave travel 2,000 Salary and cover travel for ARSHART and family ~ 34330 12,670 fotal Support Expenses 21,806 13,670 OPERATIONAL EXPENSES? 44,016 26,088 TOTAL $65,822 $39,758 14-0000 i wt af hantand ‘os | ee ——a SPATE | Secret [ee [me | matnco FOE IRDLUNG . c Chief of Station Hexico City fg INDO BLQUIRED fio 5 ONLY QUAL HED t MADQUARTIRS. OCS en) CAN JUDGE RODUNG ra 3 Es Chief, WH Division SCC a supitct: Material for Passage to Liafeon . 0 Ques Use f_ Cue L omte ACTION REQUIRED A on —— — 1, Attached are two coples cf Genoral Alberto Bayo’s book (in Spanish) for use in briefing oc trafaing agents or mewbers of security Loreea with which we have Ialscn, Thtla,book is a “do-fte yourself” guide te paranilitury and aabotage techniques, It denen) strates Cuban suppoct for such activities and tha aeed for tralaing ia eountor-ressures by friendly security forces, . | | | 2. Neadquartoro has recocwcnded thet all -WH Stations have one or wera cf these books, especially thoao where offielal or uncftilelal listeon axista with a seeucity foree, . 3, It Station Mexfeo fo interested {mn this book, a Liwited tarebor of cepies can be obtained, Prior to releasing any cf thesa coples, Haadquartercs cast knov the (adividual ant service cecelving the book thereby allowing its clearance release, | 65ND OF DISPATCH Oistributicn: 2 Naxico Ciey, w/att DATE TYPED SATE DISPATCHED 23 Jan 1962 | 9G VAN 1952 cRoss RovenEnce TO TT TT DISPATCH GYMBOL AND NUMBER ‘ \ . nos 2218 1 TEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER 14-0000 25 Janary 1962 SUBTEST: Request fcr Lissa Freject Reward bo ate policy of charg lig t. Ia eccordanca with © Seafl Agents to 2 fon ali ects in ecanection Sith Surpert and not te o prciect, there io an adjsateeut regnires ia ths wadget Figures qsoted in the argached eemotssdum requesting project rene-al, 2, The LIBHVOY Peeject ahold ba approved Por a@ tevat cf $43,240; $17,1§2 ger Elsen) year 1362 ' am $£8,053 for £igeal year 1953. Fuuda totaliag 3 ¥9,670 in tisesl $8,285 in Ziseal year 1962 ans § year 1753 will be transferred te vMexieo City Support to Supt arueld ¥. ARBMART, Staff Agent. } ~ RIENVOY/Dev % Plan
104-10187-10009.pdf
[104-10187-10009 L [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | TN Bee Ron AD Ob SNe poe imag fF “aN USSSE SELECE CYriptTni ON ASSASSIBATIONS STATE Iitnnins AEINCTIOR FILE TITLE/NUIBER/VOLUCE s Photarranhic Surveillance Operation Folder 11, -59-6-74/5 Operations eee ee et Sate. INCLUSIVE BATES: __ LGS4 take JETS [Cetin re “CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: Archives (Job no. 78-970) ROOM: . mo . DELETIONS, TF ANY: __ "25 dk 873 1 pe: disk, KO RUCUMENTS MAY BE COPLTED QR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE. 14-0000 . Gije wo 50-G 74/3 OO Other Agent1 Do tumenTS : _ | | A Enchsed ) | | . | 14-0000 SECRET. 2 Cement Faito og , - « (Headquarters component) 5 WH/1 ; f° ; IP/AN _ TO: (Statton/Base) Mexico City COMPLETE ITEMS 1 THROUGH 12. {TEM 2 -ALL_EME TITLES MUST 88 STERILE SINCE THEY WILL APPEAR ON THE FIELO COPS AND 0m MACHINE LISTS. ITEM G-ALL REMARKS MUST BE STERGE. (TEM 7 AND 6-USE FiRst THREE LETTERS OF DISPATCH SYM- BOLS FOR FIELD STATIONS AN® LIST HEADQUARTERS CLE: SUBJECT AND PROJECT FUE REQUEST AND FIELO NOTIFICATION OF ACTION FROM: (Diviston) WHD INFORMATION FOR REQUESTERS ITEM 10-ENTER OLD TITLE WHEN AMENDING A TITLE, CITE Any FILES. SUCH AS 70F OR PROITCT FILES THAT ARE RE- LATED TO THE FILE COVERED GY THIS REQUEST ITEM 10 MAY ALSO GE USEO TO GIVE HEASONS FOR Tit ACTION BEING RE- QUESTED. TO 1IDFNTUY THE TYPE CF MATERML TO BE PLACEO tN A FILE OR TU MAKE OTHEH EXPLANATORY REMARKS. ITEM 16 -A RECORDS OFFICE H MUST SKIN ALL FILE ACTION RE- MENTS ACCOROING TO ESTABLISHED NUMERIC CODES. QUESTS CONSULT TOUH HMO ON ANY PROBLEMS SHAT ARISE. INFORMATION CONCCRNING FILE CODE (FILE? SUMTER —ESURTRT TT MUMBER 1 CATEGORY RUMBEM” TSFLCINS BUBIECT NOME oso . H 006 ! 074/3 . Le TYPE OF FRE [TJsvesecr [i pmovecr 3 FILE TITLE (SPECIFIG SUBJECT) (PRQUECTS LIMITED TO 13 SPACES! » KDFACTOR ACTION REQUIRED ANALYSIS ACTION ds RETAIN GrsPostTiON OESTRUCTION RECOMMENDED THRU (DATED 4 OPEN FRE AMEND FILE NO FILE TOU 6 REMARKS (FOR FIELD OSTRISUTRIN? 7. INTERESTED STATIONS (PROJECTS ONLYI 6. INTERESTED HEADQUARTERS OFSK (LIST ACTION DESK FIRST? ; HM 050 FILES ACTION CHARGE PERMANENTLY TO: OFFICER & DESK? PREPARE FOLOER ANO SEND TO REQUESTER HOLO IN RESTRICTED UNRESTRICTED CS FILES x x HINCLUDE SPECMA HEADQUARTERS HOUTING INSTRUCTIONS) 10. COMMENTS COORDINATION RID APPROVAL SIGNATURE OF BRANCH/OESK R. O. (WHEN APPLICABLE) we ENDORSEMENT SIGNATURE OF BRANCHIOKSR aa ” X lereae [isin we FESS EFFECTIVE DATE XG ally £723 DBBSOLLTE PRWARS ane EQNTIONS 812 Mes TOS 1—C3 CoPY 14-00000 ama ous rpaan BY Tied" saememeremmerentamra’ Ta . ‘ a — "amet 1° 8cING COPICE (9 PHOMERTED . poem — 42 noo 5 SEE, F/ }} a ae ANNO ¢ eVoPS a 7 eS ee T 100065 4 PAGE gi°91 . ; IN 895428 TORIA920502 APR 73° MEXI 23439°/ SE CRE T 1919352 APR 73 STAFF 7 _ CLTE MEXICO cry 23039 7 TO1 DIRECTOR INFO DIATECH, PANTECH, Lex, “REDLEG KDALCOVE TECHS ae REFt MEXICO CITY 22982 tol wSo GES) 20-4 5/3 1, KDALCOVE PHOTO EXPERINENTS. NOW CONCLUDED, TEST PHOTOS AND INSTALLATION DETAILS ARE BEING FORWARDED BY DISPATCH ALONG WITH REQUEST FOR APPROVAL TQ INSTALL CLOSED CIRCUIT TV TO MINIMEZG OPERATOR FATIGUE AND MAXIMIZE OP EFFICIENCY, ALTHOUGH STILL TROUSLED AT TIMES BY TRAFFIC AIR POLLUTIONT OVERALL PRODUCT 1S GOOD QUALITY AND FUL® FILLS QUR REQUIREMENTS, 2+ PER DISCUSSIONS WITH TDY MKSPICE TECHS. TV SYSTEM ENSTALLATION APPEARS FEASIBLE. ALSO GOOD POSST@ILITA / THEY MAY HAVE NEEDED SQUIPENENT WHICH COULD BE MADE , AVAILABLE ON EXTENDED LOAN BASJS, IF APPROVED, NKSPICE PHOTO TECH WOULD GE REQUESTED ASSIST IN INSTALLATION, 3. FILES Sa06074/2, E22 INPDETS S€cRET RECORD COPY SO-L- 74/3 IGRre FS 14-0000 CABLE SECOETARIAT DISSEMINATH =. | CLASSIFIFUMES AGE © Raita 5 CoS z ROUTING ANO/OM INSTLALS-BEEN BY a od ° PT: Td __ “sf + BECRET.: : — : (When Filled In} - ; ADVANCE COPY Ci tuto (Jacrreo REPROOUCTION OF Tid COPY PROMIBITED Ht +4 a ‘anh e av — a va _ aa Ron, Do Arme ch3 8 ww At -2 Sy SR =e] ; ) SECRET 060933 73. STAFF CITE MEXICO crrr{Q0528 trostent ACTING) _TOt DIRECTOR INFG DIRTECH, PANTECH. _ RYBAT REDLEG KDALCOVE TECHS. =. 850655 REF? MEXICO CITY 22495 (7 G20952) 4 fon 1. KDALCOVE PHOTO BASEHOUSE-OPERATIONAL 1 MAR 1973. KDALCOVE=1 AND -2 GIVEN ON SITE TRAINING AND BRIEFING 28 FEB BY OLIVER J. MANKUNAS AND STATION TECH CHARLES F. HIPPEN. KDALCOVE-1 TOOK FIRST OPERATIONAL FILMS FOLLOWING DAY AND PRODUCT WAS RETRIEVED USING KDALCOVE-2 AS CUTOUT. ALTHO EARLY MORNING PHOTOS WERE EXCELLENT QUALITY, HEAVY BUILDUP OF TRAFFIC AIR POLLUTION BY MID- MOAR NING SERIOUSLY AFFECTED PHOTO DEFINITION. BEFORE DAYBREAK 5 MAR, MANKUNAS AND HIPPZN AGAIN RETURNED TO PHOTO SITE TO TEST VARIOUS FILTERS AND SPEED SETTINGSZIN EFFORT ) TO ALLEVIATE PROBLEM, . TEST PHOTOS TAKEN WITH DARK ORANGE HAZE FILTER SHOWED IMPROVEMENT AND PRODUCED USABLE PRODUCT. WE INTEND TO CONTINUE EXPERIMENTING TO OBTAIN OPTIMUM RESULTS. TEST PHOTOS AND INSTALLATION DETAILS WILL BE FORWARDED BY POUCH. 2, FILE: 50-6-74/3, £2, IMPDET.. SECRET we: _ ; cS.coPy Jiclo SECRET $o- 6-7/3 as 14-00000 é Lf wel ceria, RISWIDER LE war WH/1L ati 9354 pete § Februar CABLE OLCKETAMIAT OFSSEMINATION MPSS AGS FOR te + “TOTAL CEM e SECRET CITE DIRECTOR ©” enone * ro [~ MEXICO CITY - "in Wy Te RYBAT TYLOTE REPLEG KDALCOVE = ; | REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 22495 (IN 820452) B. DIRECTOR 362309 1. APPRECIATE REF (A) DETAILS. COXCUR IN YOUR PLAN. 2.. FILE: 50-6-74/3; $0-6-58/3.- £2, IMPDET. WN-SISM. END OF MESSAGE. Wt COMMENTS: Ref A requested Mexico City provide details sirabitity one safesite over another. de Ref B complied with Ref A request. DIV/D CIB Anita Potocki - in draft thee Th. ol. | VAP aA THEODORE G. SHACKLEY RAYMOND J. SWIDER : s 4 6 ‘ C/SHD AC/WH/1 ; a 2 7d : a’. 5 : By one - yi? $ 79 f3 > i] 7 . ions POTSe cond S LOPY- ricens - 2 FEB 1973 pee vi catiwo ormee> a 7 |= Paneace oe [SECRETS [sa seg es] eae ee ene REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, cory no. ‘ 14-0000 STE SE UNETAKIAN WisdteuNA UN wtAsoir itd Mtsoonus » tQeAL Cura d LA”. a US ONT: AND, OR INITIALS GEBN BY FERSOITURT horineD i) SECRET — |; > oe, y Ud ae (hed Filled a)? AA. ADVANCE COPY (2) unto 4 0 s.orrre SECRET 3100362 JAN 73 STAFF CITE MEXICO CITY(22495 MEX! ). . 820452 TO; DIRECTOR. _ re) 1 . m RYBAT TYLOTE REDLEG KDALCOVE | REF A. DIRECTOR 362309 B. MEXICO CITY 22429 C14 §1S792) to IN RESPONSE REF A QUESTION, AVAILABILITY IS MAIN FEATURE, BUT EASE IN ADMINISTRATION AND SECURITY ARE ALSO FACTORS INFLUENCING OUR PROPOSAL TO COMBINE PHOTO OPERATION WITH KDVAULT TECHNICAL OPERATION. APARTMENT UNDER EARLIER CONSIDERATION WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL PROBABLY SOMETIME IN MAY, AND WE DO NOT NOW HAVE ANY SUITABLE CANDIDATES TO TAKE POSSESSION WHEN IT BECOMES AVAILABLE. COMBINING BOTH OPERATIONS WILL REDUCE NUMBER ASSETS INVOLVED, COSTS, AGENT MEETINGS AND PROJECT ADMIN. SECURITY WILL BE ENHANCED BECAUSE TWO ACTIVE SITES IN SUCH CLOSE PROXIMITY CKPOLAR INSTALLATION “wouLD DOUBLE COVER PROBLEMS AND DOUBLE NUMBER OF CLANDESTINE MEETINGS TO RETRIVE PRODUCT. 2. %XIN Sull, BOTH APARTMENTS IN QUESTION HAVE ESSENTIALLY SAME DESIRABILITY FEATURES FOR KDVAULT OPERATION. HOWEVER, rs copy . “y-b- VE, , SECRET . 31 JAN 1973 # /3 _ yo-¢-7¥/3 14-0000 ON A ee OR Ho tine. wEIs we RARE SER NLIAMIAL Vesotr tA ITS wtAnerity MED aviAl Lin nw PERSON UNIT NOTHIED SECRET ene «When Filed In) ADVANCE COPY (J ssuxo C] sore ae ee Orssew oY 2 ——___— eR =: PVC ts PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 22495 SECRET BELIEVE ACQUIRING BOTH APARTMENTS FOR SUPPORT ACTIVITIES NOT JUSTIFIED BECAUSE OF MANPOWER DRAIN AT TIME WE NEED EMPHASIS ON RECRUITING MORE AND BETTER ACCESS AGENTS AGAINST PRIORITY TARGETS. 3. FILE: 5-6-7443; 38-6-58/3. E2 IMPDET. SECRET eee ee o > © + 8 2 . - SECRET. °. se o23.° 2 ae ° -¢@ es Mt 8 88 8 270 8 © we 7 eo #8 8 ee CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION yen MESS pace cTovaL' cores «/{/ts ee ments Dm O- ay: pee 2 SECRETS grt 27 ROUTING AND.OR TETIALS- SEEN BY (When Filled In) Seng? 2; s . a ADVANCE COPY (Ms O SOTTEO REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROMIGIITO os a woe or [de aT, feel Gye AEN LYE GB FL SECRET 15188 75 STAFF . Mex , CITE MEXICO CITY(22388 (ROSTEDT ACTING) WL DOC. Mice TO: IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR. CRO. SER, APR 101973 MICROFILMED reat Hen a KDFACTOR B. MEXICO CITY cnt ese Suet» |) le APPRECIATE YOUR RAPID RESPONSE PER REF As SUBJ REFS HAS OTHER COMMITMENTS WHICH PRECLUDE HIS OCCUPANCY , eer a _ PRECEDENCE THIS APARTMENT. HE WILLING SIGN LEASE, BUT IN VIEW HIS POTENTIAL FOR OTHER OPS WE ARE RELUCTANT HAVE HIM DO THIS. THUS, HAVE INSTRUCTED KDADAGE-42, IN ALIAS, TO TRY AND TIE UP WE APARTMENT LONG ENOUGH TO ENABLE US FIND SUITABLE CANDIDATE TO LIVE IN APARTMENT AND PERFORM DESIRED OPERATIONAL TASKS, MAY BE FEASIBLE SINCE PRESENT APARTMENT TENANTS DID NOT THIS” FOLLOW THRU ON ORIGINAL PLANS TO VACATE 14 JAN. WILL ADVISE DEVELOP- MENTS, VIEW ABOVE, YOU DO NOT NEED TO AMEND POA AS REQUESTED RE? us 2. FILES S2-6+74/33 261-906628. E2, IMPDET. SECRET ; @ ) Qo1-%b628 am 3O-& pals (S&B Jan 873 >: . . a a oe @ ef oc _ CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION = ¢ C* “SPIED WESS4GE; . TOTAL crPtEs ul Sms RounNG a INITIALS.SSEN BY T NONFES viele e) SECOET 1. ES . . (wes filed In) "Roos 1 ‘wemnce corr ilsons (nome [memseueson ot en ay romney < _Es60 7 a nie zascannnct . SECRET 1301392 Jan 73 STAFF CITE MEXICO eerere ACTING TOt PRIORITY DIRECTOR. RYBATCREDLEGKDFACTOR\: - REFS: ag DIRECTOR 328305 B. MEXICO CITY 2127300 FA 702 7) C. MEXICO CITY 21713 L177 76/220) 1. REQUEST YOU AMEND POA ON SUSJECT REF A AND T_POA OW HIS WIFE TO PERMIT THIS COUPLE TO OCCUPY AND USE APARTMENT CITED BELOW FOR OBSERVATION AND PHOTO POINT AGAINST CKPOLAR MISSION. SUBJECT REF A NO LONGER NEEDED FOR USE OUTLINED REF B SINCE ANOTHER MORE SUITABLE CANDIDATE AVAILABLE. NEED FOR URGENT APPROVAL . EXPLAINED BELOW, . 2. APARTMENT IS ON THIRD FLOOR OF MENTIONED REF C BUILDING WITH EXCELLENT VIEW CKPOLAR NAIN GATE. TEST PHOTOS TAKEN AND INDICATE SITE SUITABLE FOR USE. THIS SITE WILL REPLACE FORMER XDABSINTHE PHOTO BASEHOUSE. KDADAGE-42 BRIBED RENTAL SECRETARY TO HOLD APARTMENT FOR HIM UNTIL 15 JANUARY. SAID HE HAD OUT OF TOWN FRIENDS INTERESTED THIS LOCATION. WE DOUBT HE CAN PERSUADE SECRE- TARY TO KEEP APARTNENT OFF RENTAL MARKET BEYOND 15 JANUARY, 3. WARRIED COUPLE ORIGINALLY VETTED BY US AND HELD IN RESERVE &S COPY ) ol— Gol 623 SECRET | iaapuse Wt fe 14-9000 yy 4 CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES ROUTING AND/OR PITIALS-SEEN BY PERSON: UNIT NOTIFIED ; SECRET oor 0 ee ' (When filled In) “Sess [2] Ts “omer corr Jnco FC] none [rion or nes corr enna} {4 or at: OSSEM SY vEr * ~ | FILE, VR ot PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 22307 SECRET . woe . FOR THIS PHOTO OPERATION (SUBJECTS OF REF C) WERE, AS you KNOW, DIVERTED LAST WEEK TO OCCUPY LP FOR MPCHEEX AUDIO OPERATION. 4. WE HAVE NOT YET ASKED SUBJECT REF A AND WIFE IF THEY ABLE AND WILLING RUN PHOTOPOINT FOR US, BUT OLIVER J. NANKUNAS WHO KNOWS THEIR PERSONAL AND FINANC{AL CONDITION BELIEVES THEY WOULD WELCOME OPPORTUNITY. 5. REQUEST APPROVAL PROCEED BY PRIORITY CABLE. NEED APPROVAL PRIOR COB 13 JAN. SUGGEST ASSIGN NEW CRYPT TO THIS OPERATION. . WILL FORWARD COMPLETE PRQ I AND II ASAP. 2 5 6 FILE: 50-6-74/3 201-906628 E2, IMPDET. j SECRET - sqqiah ° 103/af afgvanso 02413938 ena | ed ea 7 ta‘ m: i?) wee 4 4 . . ace ccee 140088 ce 06 ar = ‘ . . “. + . ; . = i 5 ¥ CUSSKATON PROXESSING ACTION : D SPATCH SECRET MAKLED FOR DXOIAING ONL QUALIFIED DESK CAN RUDGE IRDOUNG Chief, Western Hemisphere Division . Chief, Soviet Bloc Division rom . aw - Acting Chief of Station, Mexico City¢? xcRoram TTT ee > KDFACTOR Operational Report, 1 March 1972 through 31 July 1972 ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ACTION REQUIRED: None; for your information and files. REFERENCE : HMMA-41,734, 10 March 1972 (Previous Report) INTRODUCTION 1. The KDFACTOR Project has been terminated because of develop- ments reported in “étherthannels. “This will be the last of the opera- tional reports forwarded to Headquarters and primarily a wrap-up of developments to date. OPERATIONS 2. The KDFACTOR Project supported two visual and photographic surveillance points (KDLITERAL and KDABSINTHE) directed against ‘the MHHARSH installation. Operations from the KDLITERAL surveillancé point were suspended on 4 July 1972, the equipment removed on 7?:July, and the operator, KDFACTOR-2, terminated the same date, Operations from the KDABSINTHE surveillance point were suspended on 28 July, the equipment removed on 29 July, and termination of KDFACTOR-5 and his ~~ family accomplished the same date. = ADMINISTRATL ON 3. Oliver J. MANKUNAS continued to have responsibility for inside administrative chores and agent handling throughout the period, Processing of the photo product was accomplished inside the Station, PERSONNEL 4. The project included five salaried assets. KDFACTOR-2 Operated the KDLITERAL basehouse, NDFACTOR-5 cperated the KDABSINTHE basehouse with the assistance of his wife KDFACTOR-6 and his two sons KDFACTOR-8 and -9. Both KDFACTOR-2 and -5 have served BKTRUST An their photo specialty since 1957. ~ . i copy OF E.0,-11652, EUENFTSY “GWM: «= CQNTINUED ‘S. § 58,1.) (8) or 4) * ~ DISTRIBUTION: AGRE stn oH ae founces Orig & 1 ~ C/WHD AND MEtsaOS INVOLVED 1 - C/SBD] ...... SO Sita nS oat SLASSIFIED SY. Agus CROWS RIFRENGE TO / Ct. > SAN fre nasid-29,497 ; : CUSSIFH ATONE WQS HLS MUMGER : j. — vane men ne woe > Ae . FILLE SECRET > “S0-6-74/3 (ARTE 14-00000 ao low 7. CLESSIFFE ATION 2 CHSSATON STM TOL AND NUMBER . 1 CONTINUATION OF . | DISPATCH SECRET | HMMA-42,197 5, KDFACTOR-2 will continue to reside in the XDLITERAL building, as part of his termination agreement, until probably semetime in December when he will move to new quarters of his own. The KDOLITERAL building (MEXI-03, Unit 15) is part of the KDVAULT corglex of build- ings which will be disposed of as reported in other channels. If this occurs before December, KOFACTOR-2 will move at the time of disposal. 6. KDFACTOR-5 and his family will vacate the KDASSINTHE apart=! ment ofa 31 August. KDABSINTHE is located in a building owned by KDABBEY who plang to dispose of his equity in the property in the near future. H . \ | PRODUCTION 7, KDLITERAL: Before being closed down, KDLITERAL, through ‘ KDFACTOR~2, was the source of within-the-compound phetographic cover= . : age of PCS and TDY MHHARSHers, He provided an average of three rolls of film a week and provided weekly written reports based on his ' visual observation of the target area. 8, KDABSINTHE: Operated by KDFACTOR-5,; KDABSINTHE produced an average of six rolls of film a week and was our principal source. for ° information on visitors to the MHHARSH installation, especially | "WOCORK~type” persons and political exiles, This segment of KDFACTOR was also our main source of information on MHHARSH license plates and automobiles. 9. In addition, KDLITERAL an@ KDABSINTHE both provided detailed "attendance sheets" on all MHHARSH personnel. With the loss of this combined coverage, it will be difficult to identity personne] assigned to the MHHARSH installation or to monitor their daily movements in and out of the compound. The two surveillance points also provided periodic photo studies of the MHHARSH installation itself with empha- sis on coverage of the construction changes and modification or addi- tions made to the communications antenna system. SECURITY 10, We were gratified to receive the very favorable Headquarters KDFACTOR security review which was forwarded as HMMW-19,061, 28 June 1972. There is no need for further comment, a a { PROBLEMS ll. Only the developments resorted in other channels. FINANCES i 12, KDFACTOR Project termination costs have been charged to FY_1972 with the exception of rent payments and utility. costs whic \ are being charged to FY 1973, The breakdown of agent termination costs is as follows: ~~" 7"~ KDFACTOR-2 $202,000 KDFACTOR-5 29,575 KDFACTOR-6 35,380 ’ KDFACTOR-8 8,112 KDFACTOR-9 19,592 TOTAL $194,659 pesos ($15,572.72 USD) PLANS 13, Not applicable. EVALUATION/OBITUARY 14. We believe the KDFACTOR Project represented a professional CLASS FICATION , PAGE NO, bet 53a Usa PREVIOUS EDITION. SECRET Bx] CONTINUED | 2 - i 140) 14-0000 tere od . CLASSIFICATION EIePATCH BY MDOL AND AUMBER CONTINUATION OF : . DISPATCH _ SECRET UMMA=42,197 collection effort being run securely and successfully against a sen~ sitive target with a minimal expenditure of funds and case officer time. Viet? 2 Vo \ Oliver J. MANKUNAS : cr CLASSIFICATION PAGE NO. FORM asa Sa USE PREVIOUS EDITION. SECRET LT connmues 3 " a p.nade . eee cas -@¢ eo > caste SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION wong CLASSIFIED MESS .* # TTA cores. - a ROUTING AND/OR INTTALS SEEN 8 FRSON ANT SS Es: «) : , Pees SREY +: eee ~ see @hen Filled ta soviner corr {sero oo a a — i —_ or. a e ose oy “A SVN one we LL LoffD op ailh 7; nn 0/4 } SEC R-E T 1025182 APR.72 CITE MEXICO crn bise ) DiRECTOR - a, _ ; KDFACTOR a ; - (DAre 8 582033" REF: DIRECTOR 252261 ae 1. BRUCE H. FERNALD MET MONTHLY WITH Raymono H. GERENDE FROM JULY 1978 TO MAY 1971 TO PAY TEN INSTALLMENTS OF TERMINA- TION BONUS. LAST MEET WAS 4 MAY 1971. ALL IMPORTANT INFO ON PROBLEMS OF GERENDE AND WIFE (FORMERLY LIEMPTY=19) WAS REPORTED BY CABLE DURING THIS PERIOD, EXCEPT FOR NEWS THAT GERENDE VISITED HOLLAND DURING CHRISTMAS 197@ WHEN HAD AMICABLE VISIT WITH WIFE "AND CHILDREN. _ 2, GERENDE 1S OWNER OF HOUSE RENTED auUGUST 1970 BY STATION STAFFER JESSE R, GARDALPHE, HE STILL TEACHING ENGLISH TO EMPLOYEES OF TWO LOCAL FIRMS AND APPEARS FINANCIALLY PRESSED SINCE CLASS SCHEDULE REDUCED RECENTLY FROM SIX TO TWO HOURS PER DAY. STILL DRINKS, BUT APPARENTLY IN MODERATION. HAS INDICATED HE MIGHT VISIT WIFE IN HOLLAND THIS SUMMER. WE HAVE HEARD NOTHING DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY TO INDICATE GERENDE HAS VIOLATED HIS SECRECY AGREEMENT OR PROBED INTO LNLUTE STATUS OF eee GARDALPHE. Df | Ore ake | ‘i . : fo Aut #2 : ath 50-b-F¥ ‘3 14-00000 ' CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SEEN Bt isan wat OEE SECRET el SECRET wo suiee me tap Ta {When Filled in) Doerner @ Deciasure ares 7] ADVANCE COPY C SUED Oo SLOTTTO [ roncren oF ei cor Proweneo 14 - FR 193 : . — —— He STs Aia 130i a7 2h 7e pe . “Wp: oss GY ving 3fO *__. ASN ON | FILE. VR PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 19452 SECRET bd. FILES JueS-74/3. Grell, SECRET an a =} Qo » pe eeo0 @ e . oe ° o o e 2s soe ° ° see . veow . . topo . ew Te ow 2. 8 we; j mer. TL.” SECRET :° 2 ; sengee ee ee 14-0000 at ete eee 7 a oe oe of 8 ry - ee 4 ' ° ee @ em a . 2 . ‘ £ ® s € 4 @8 - _. te I ase” tt Ba Ae + ry iMG 2 Teka ele tot eae Oy Swett ou, Julie > Paulas a a jo cscccvt | ceo, a WH WELCH (2 SECRET O$ itt TTT Maret 4 | a a £6 APRILII72 CABLE SECRETARIAT OFSSENUMATION He wWOEy LL RS INDEX co RETVEN TO Wu, PRAM wa Sm X Pe IN CS FILE KO. -50-6-74/3__ Conte Z, ann od {cate and ime ted) qe 5 35 (Rusafcaten) SECRET _ -: _ — oa e i he cite orecie © ; ro [7 MEXICO CITY ieaees a 4 KDFACTOR REF: A, HMMIW-18, 773, 23 DECEMBER 71 B, HMAA-41734, 10 MARCH 72 4, IN ORDER COMPLETE REF A KDFACTOR SECURITY REVIEW RE KNOWLEDGEABILITY OF TERMINATED AGENTS AND FAMILIES, STATION REQUESTED FURNISH BRIEF SUMMARY OF RAYMOND H, GERENDE'S ACTIVITIES FROM TERMINATION IN JUNE 1970 TO PRESENT, ABOVE NEEDED PRIOR TO COB IL APRIL, IN ORDER PROVIDE NEEDED DET TO REF B, 2, FILE: 50-6-74/3, END OF M=SSAGE WH COMMENT: Reference A requested an updated securi:y review of HD Operations and Knowledceabil: vof terminaied agents and families, Reieronce Bis & 3 Reference B tacks Getail recur KDFACTOR up to inte 1270, present activ “cha 7 j f LL “Nebef LAC DORE G, SHACKLEY LAWPENCE C/WHD Ly ward AC, WH/1 OSCarriting Ore.cers S o-6b- IW UTR ENTISSTING ~ LASER? HE Ce eae) CFCs RELEASING CFFICER | ose CRET__' . te & a 7 eal 2 14-0000 CASSIATION PROCESSING ACTICN DISPATCH seents | esene ere! MO ERODING A OUIRED . ONLY QUALYRD DESK Chief, Soviet Bloc Division CAN SU0GE MeO tING roa Acting Chief of Station, Mexico City §2~ axrorue © KDFACTOR Operational Report, 1 September 197) through 29 ‘February 1972 ACTION REQUIRED - RLVERENCES : ACTION REQUIRED: None; for your information and files. REFERENCES : A. HMMA-41,028, 17 September 1971 (Previous Report) “B. HMMW-18,773, 23 December 1971 OPERATIONS 1. The KDFACTOR Project continued throughout the past six months to support two visual and photographic surveillance points (KOLITERAL and KDABSINTHE) directed against the MHHARSH installation. ADMINISTRATION 2. Oliver J. MANKUNAS continued to have responsibility for inside administrative chores and agent handling throughout the period. Bruce H. FERNALD, who previously handled the assets, is the alternate case officer and would be available to take over agent meeting respon- sibilities in the absence of MANKUNAS. Processing of the photo product is accomplished inside the Station. Agent meetings have now been cut to a minimum, and the processing of the product and delivery to the consumer has been speeded up. PERSONNEL _ 3. The project includes five salaried assets. KDFACTOR-2 operates the KDLITERAL basehouse and has been employed in this capa- city since 1957. KDFACTOR-5 operates the KDABSINTHE basehouse with the assistance of his wife KDFACTOR~6 and his two sons, KDFACTOR-8 and -9. KDFACTOR-5 has also served BKTRUST in this capacity since 1957. PRODUCTION 4. KDLITERAL: During this reporting pericd, KDLITERAL, through KDFACTOR-2, continued to be the source of within-the-compound photo- graphic coverage of PCS and TDY MHHARSHers. He produced 55 rolls of DISTRIBUTION: CONTINUED eo ee Orig & 1 - C/WHD : 1- C/SBR fst r. G3 EGY ‘Taos REFERENCE TO 7 | at SYMSCL AND HUMBER HMMA~41,734 CASSHICATION SECRET | 50-6-74/3 CLASSIFICATION ; DISPATCH By MBOL ANC DUMBER i i an film and provided weekly written reports based on his daily visual observation of the target area. 5. KDABSINTHE: Crerated by KDFACTOR-5, KDABSINTHE produced 100 rolls of film and cchtinued to be the principal source for infor- mation on visitors to the MHHARSH installation, with special atten- “tion given to visits of "NOCORK-type" persons and political exiles. weThis segment of KDFACTOS also continued to be the main source of “information on MHHARSH license plates and automobiles. 6. KDLITERAL and XDABSINTHE both continue to provide detailed “attendance sheets" on all MIHARSH personnel. Without this combined coverage; it would be difficult to identify personnel assigned to the MHHARSH installation or to monitor their daily movements and _activities. In addition, the two surveillance points provide periodic _ photo studies of the MEHARSH installation itself with emphasis on *@overage of ary cons tructionchanges and any modification or additions made to the communications antenna system. Both sites are also available to service special support requests as required. During the period, KDLITERAL performed a number of special photo surveys and a three-week frequency sweep requested by WOACRE. SECURITY REVIEW 7. ‘There were no known problems. of security relating to the project. In response to Reference B. request, we have reviewed all phases of the operation and believe that project security is sound. The project assets have all been with us for many years and have established themselves as respectable long-time residents of the area. All five assets, four in one family and one in another, are extremely security conscious and have all been SGSWIRLed. The assets derive a substantial portion of their liv employment and would thus lese a great deal if security factors ever necessitated a termination of their work for us. As an additional safeguard, the KDLITERAL and KDABSINTHE operations are compartmented from each other, and there has never been any indication that either segment of KDFACTOR knows of the other's existence. 8. The only termination of a project asset in recent years was KDFACTOR-1, who formerly processed the photo product from both surveillance points. KDFACTOR-1 was terminated amicably in March 1971. We still maintain periodic contact with him; and his brother, KDADAGE-14, continues to be one of our more valued MHHARSH access agents. KDFACTOR-l is a reputable physician with a wide circle of friends, and on a number-of recent occasions he has been very helpful when we have taxed his expertise in his field or requested background information on people in the medical profession. Although KDFACTOR=-1 processed the photo product, he was not knowledgeable of the exact surveillance point locations. Delivery and pickup of the finished product was always accoezplished by an outside case officer. 9. Contact is maintained with only two of the five assets. KDFACTOR-2 and -5, both of whom are responsible for the operation of their respective basehouses. Both KDFACTGR-2 and -5 are met weekly to obtain the XDLITERAL and KDABSINTHE product for timely processing and analysis by the Station. Meetings with KDFACTOR-2 are car pick- ups at periodically changed locations in the suburbs. Meetings with KDFACTOR-5 consist of car meetings early in the morning along his route of travel to his overt job. These meetings last only long enough to pick up the pro rents, utility bills, etc. Emergency contact plans are on file at the Station and have been forwarded to Headquarters On both KOFACTOR=- “2 and -5. KDFACTOR-6, -8, and ~9 are members of KDFACTOR-5*°s imme- diate family and could be contacted through him using his emergency plan. 10. We have taken action recently to guard against the contin- gency that one of the present sites might be blown, and alternate PASE NO. CLASSIFICATION ' SECRET [xx] corrmuee USE PREVIOUS EDITION. CONTINUATION OF 4 DISPATCH secret | _mmmacaiy73¢ elihood from their BKTRUST "+ duct, provide new supplies, and pay salaries, oy 7 14.90000 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER T TLASEIPICATION CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH | SECRET : HMMA-41,734 ene means might be required to continue the KDFACTOR coverage... In February 1972 an apartment became available in the same: building complex which houses the KDABSINTHE installation. Through the cooperation of KDABBEY-1, we were able quictly to rent the apart- ment and install elements of the KDCALVERT team as residents. This | location affords as good, if not better, vantage point for continu- ing photo coverage in the event the present KDABSINTHE location \ becomes untenable. We are also exploring alternate locations for KDLITERAL to solve the problem we face with this element of KDFACTOR coverage (sce below). | PROBLEMS \ ll. The only known problem connected with the project is a ‘product of mother nature which 18 threatening the effectiveness of KDLITERAL coverage. Approximately two years ago MHHARSH personnel planted eight small trees along the edge of the terrace leading to the garden. These trees have flourished and now have grown to the point where KDFACTOR-2, the KDLITERAL operator, estimates he only has a year more of effective operational capability. We are studying ways of solving this problem and will forward a separate dispatch to Headquarters on the topic in the near future. - . FINANCES 12. There have been no changes in anticipated project expenses shown below for FY 1972 and FY 1973. SALARIES FY 1972 (USD) FY 1973 (USD) KDFACTOR~-2 5,280 5,808 KDFACTOR-5 1,728 1,901 KDFACTOR-6 2,112 2,323 KDFACTOR~8 768 845 KDFACTOR-9 1,968 2,165 11,856 13,042 BASEHOUSE RENT MEXI-03, UNIT 15 400 . 400 MEXI-132 , 3,550 3,840 3,950 4,240 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES Basehouse utilities 750 800 Property maintenance 500 500 & replacement Christmas bonuses 988 1,087 2,238 2,387 TOTAL EXPENSES 18,044 *19,669 PLANS 13. No changes in the project are contemplated. EVALUATION 14, The support provided by the KDFACTOR Project to the Station REDTOP Program is indispensable. We believe the project represents a professional collection effort being run securely and successfully against a sensitive target with a minimal expenditure of funds and case officer time. WOrhi ona anticipa - Reflects anticipated salary raises and higher rent on MEXI-132 based -on projected cost of living increase over -yeary iod proj 3 PE SEA CLASSIFICATION SECRET | | continues FORM ~ 5-64 53a USE PREVIOUS EDITION. 1407 ‘we 14-0000 : r TON RigctE MOR ADMINISTRATION “parted PCS on 7 June 1971, Oliver J, MANKUNAS assumed his responsi- PERSONNEL f, Western Hemisphore Division hick, Soviet Bloc Division 0 ‘ACTION SEQUIAID: None; for your information and files, REFER ENCE : HMMA-40,227, 8 March 1971 (Previous Ops Report) OPERATIONS: 1, The KDFACTOR Project continued throughout the past six months to support two visual and photographic surveillance points (KDLITERAL and ADABSINTHE) directed against the MHHARSH installation. 2. Howard T. BAGAUS handled the administration of the project until early April 1971 when project responsibility reverted from the Ops Support Section back to the REDTOP Section. At that time Timothy H. ARCHSCLD assumed the inside administrative chores, and agent meotings were turned over to the outside case officer Bruce H. FERNALD who had previously handled the assets. When ARCHBOLD de- bilities. MANKUNAS also took over agent meetings when FERNALD left on home leave on 25 June and will continue to handle the project assets in the future, 3, Processing of the photo product is now accomplished inside the Station by Phemia B, CHAUVEAU, KDFACTOR-1, who formerly did all the processing in an outside safehouse/darkroom, was terminated amicably in early March 1971, and at that time the responsibility was turned over to CHAUVEAU, The new arrangement has proven to be more than satisfactory, Agent meetings have now been cut to a minimum, and the processing of the product and delivéry to the con- Sumer has been speeded up considerably, 4, The project includes five salaried assets, KDFACTOR-2 operates the KDLITERAL base house and has been employed in this capacity since 1957, KDFACTOR-5 operates the KDABSINTHE base house ‘ CONTINUED . 2. DISTRIBUTION: pa cary . Orig & 1 - C/WHD . ued / l- ~C/SBD = | vb Capes te “GO xfosnt GROSS REeRENCE 2D 7] pasar symaci aN MoanER DATE 17 September 1971 “a. 50-6-74/3 _____HMNA-41 , 028 Tasha SECRET ~. _ 167 rolls of film and continued to be the principal source for infor- mation on visitors to the MHHARSH installation, with special atten- . project, security factors ever necessitated a termination of their work for _ KDFACTOR-5 17728 | CLASSIFICATION | PAGE NO, 53a sven PRavioua EDITION. SECRET IES covennes CONTINUATION OF GLABEIFIGATION DIBPATCN EYMEOL ANG NUMDER DISPATCH ° . SECRET HMMA-41, 028 with the assistance of his wife, KDFACTOR-6, and his two sons, KDFACTOR=8 and =9, KDFACTOR-5 has also served JKLANCE in. this . capacity since 1957, - PRODUCTION ' 5, KDLITERAL: During this reporting period, KDLITERAL, through KDFACTOR-2, continued to be the. source of within-the-compound photographic coverage of PCS and TDY MHHARSHers, He produced 76 rolls of film and provided weekly written reports based on his daily visual observation: of the target aroa. 6. KDABS INTHE: Operated by KDFACTOR-5, KDABSINTHE produced tion given to visits of "WOCORK-type” persons and political exiles. This segment of KDFACTOR also continued to be the main source of information on. MHHARSH licensé plates and automobiles, oo q..- KDLITERAL and KDABS INTHE both continue to provide detailed “attendance. sheets" on all: MHHARSH personnel, Without this combined coverage, it would be difficult to identify personnel assigned to the MHHARSH installation or to monitor their daily movements and activities. SECURITY 8.. There were no known problems of security relating to the The termination of KDFACTOR=-1 should pose no security problem: Contact was broken amicably, and it is highly probable that he would be more than willing to help out again if his services are needed, Of the remaining assets, all five have been SGSWIRLED in the past. They derive a substantial portion of their livelihood from their JKLANCE employment and would thus lose a great deal if us. AS an additional safeguard, the KDLITERAL and KDABSINTHE opera- tions are compartmented from each other, and there has never been any indication that either segment of KDFACTOR knows of the other's existence, 9, Contact is maintained with only two of the five assets, KDFACTOR-2 and -5, both of whom are responsible for the operatioa of their respective base houses, Both KDFACTOR-2 and -5 are met weekly to obtain the KDLITERAL and KDABSINTHS product for timely processing and analysis by the Station, Meetings with KDFACTOR~ 2 are car pickups at periodically changed locations in the suburbs, Meetings with KDFACTOR-5 consist of car meetings early in the morning along his route of travel to his overt pb. These meetings last only long enough to pick up the product, provide new supplies, and pay salaries, rents, utility bills, etc, Bmergency Contact Plans are on file at the Station and have been forwarded to Head- quarters on both KDFACTOR-2 and -5, KDFACTOR-6, -8, and -9 are members cf KDFACTOR-5's immediate family and could be contacted - through him using his emergency plan, PROBLEMS 10, There were no known problems connected with the project during the reporting period, FINANCES 11. The termination of KDFACTOR-1 and the subsequent elimina- tion of outside photo processing costs accounts for the drop in anticipated project expenses shown below for FY 1972 and FY 1973, SALARIES FY 1972 (USD) FY 1973 (USD) KDFACTOR-2 5,280 5,808 13901 14-0000 VIBPATCH SYMBOL ANO HUMBER CLASSIFICATION CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET HNMA-41,028 SALARIES (con't) F¥-1972 (USD) FY-1973 (USD) KDFACTOR-6 2,142 2,323 KDFACTOR-8 768 845 KDFACTOR-9 1,968 2,165 , \ 11,856 13,042 \ \ BASE-HOUSE RENT MEXI-03, UNIT #15 .400 ; , 400 MEX 1-132 3, 550 3,840 \ a — ‘ 3,950 4,240 MISC, EXPENSES BASE-HOUSE UTILITIES 750 800 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 500 500 -& REPLACEMENT CHRISTMAS BONUSES 988 1,087 2,238 2,387 i TOTAL EXPENSES 18,044 19, 669* i PLANS 12, No changes in the pfoject are contemplated. EVALUATION 13, The support provided by the KDFACTOR Project to the Station REDTOP Program is indispensable. We believe the project represents A professional collection effort being run securely and successfully against a sensitive target with a minimal expenditure of funds and case officer time. Werlects anticipated salary raises and higher rent on MEXI-132 based on projected cost of living increase over two year period, Dots 2 Kkinae Oliver J, MANKUNAS CGRASSIFIGATION SECRET USE PREVIOUS EDITION. 14-00000 r t rer: SIRS Do poe ne PMAPIIO FID rye Mexico Cit ¥ Oe Ld Soccer OMY GUA ggg a 7 CXR hoias tea ee es . On * Ube, Vester Mertephere LET nee AU SPE IA TCL FO FURNES a Nt ee eg eee tet ee Irae . /KPVAULT~-PY 7] Sufehouse Ixpenses . On —~—-. i Ru foronce: IEE -11016, dated 16 July 197] imeTtors has analvced the RDFACTOR and KDVAULT p t9 Suo-cbject Class 2353. as requested in reference, These S hive preced ved Credit Loy the rout retends recorded cn the entloned in Paracraph 3 ef relerence reject e tached, for the Station's inforration, ts a break: : Teed to these Prekeets under 5.O.C, 2353, Thase HAL 10 total SXPONse roooptad on the 39 June 1977 Asn, PwWiIL note that @1L evrcuses Aid hk A benanes Of the sulehouses arg Tom of dicurred in the OROTaAtI On dncluded under this sho doject nt account- Z 3. Ths rletely Satisfactory to Leadquarters, i ¢ Station's nethod of handling the NEXT-0% re bing as Coup : Patrick Wy MAY STON itrivution: hag phe cr eM laa! OF Station, Mexico City “Attachments: . As Stated Above Siti ogee, ean GUPAICH SYAUOL AND RUMATR DATE : 7316 . = On nn CT ee CASIECALION Pacy FALE RU VEER See . {bat ‘AL DISTRILUT ION; Aupust 19711 F753 WH/DGE —_ BiULZREG Wi/ J 14-00000 awk -' atts Aen ’ Oey 1 alt d Chicf, Weatern Homisphere Division __ Chief of Station, Moxtco City Bee ACTUN/EDVAULT= ponre Credit for KDAUSLY Refunds of Pie Rents tn amc ae ee ROS RSG RUAN eee 1. Upon reviewing Station's Oblivatioa Status Runorts fron Headquarters, At his boen noticed that there anparcntly luve been Lo credits entered for XDAUDEY's net rent refunds on MEAL-03 2. MEXT-03 is: owned by JKLANCI, with KRABLCY as the osten- sible owner, Lach mouth the titation gives the oceupsnt of Units #11, 23, 35 and 217 of Mix 3 their rent for the month in advance, which they then pay ta x2 Y's agent, OGristuotly thie atreone was KOVAULI/2, vho was witting of the rental arrancement and nedther reccived nor paid rent on Unit #411, which ho occupicd. Since bis termination in Aprit 71, Unit #11 bes been sceunied by KNVAUL/O, who is not witting of the arrangencnt, Tho carrent eceupiney and rent structure for MEXI-03 is; RTH LY UNIT # COCUPANT RINTAL PROSE CHANGTD : il. KDVAULT/9 1,700.00iN KLVAULT 13 KDVAULT/3 1,650, 00LN KDVAULT 15 KDPACTOR/2 1,436, OOM. KDFACTOR 17 KDVAULT/5 1,540, 0010 KDVAULT ~ 3. At the ond of cach quarter, KDADSBEY submits to the : Station an accounting recording the rents received on the four | units of MTXI-03, and the expenses incurred for property taxes, © rent reeeipt stanp taxes, municipal water charires, mrintenance i and repaire, and similar itens during the quarter, The differ- _ ence between the rents paid to and the cxpensen incurred by KDARBLY as ostensible owner of MEXI-00, is refunded to the Ctation by KDABBCY with the quarterly accounting. ‘ eee. continued Distribution: Orig & 2 - Chicf, WH Division a PeisPATCH STUBOL AND NEWCER " res irr leesT 11016 WW July 197d CATION . Vue NUMBER C-N-E-T S-E- 14.90000 Pa 4. When ronthty rents arc mata \to WOVeULTS, § and 9 and sone d ta the sppraprdate project and caioved im a ICYSOGLY hecorandun seccount. When KDALS Y's vrefurd is received, Lt is recorset ass credit to cupense pro-rated botceun KDVAULT and ADSZOTUR, and the Meno fecount is clenrcd. RMeATkaRs2, they are ¢ 5. The vouchers recording expense ervediis: from KDABBLY reat vefunds tov F¥ 187% Grith ove more refund to be made) ares Vou. UG, Pu Get 79 Ginty-fcnth; Vou, WO., 12 Jan 71 (ste Dec); and Vou. LLGS7S, lO lay $1,,g)an Apr). G. It is reeuested that recording of these vouchers at Readouarters be reviewed, since Stintionts anslysis of the OSti- gation Etatus Reports ficures as of U2 Hay lv71 indicate that ne such expenne credit hes been recorded for SOVAULT or NDYACTAL 2 8,9.0, £900 or any other $.0.C. for Vou, asd and Vau. LiGls, bot of whieh showld have shorn up iby the O1 dry GSR, 7. %f there is sone particular reason why the KDARBEY re- fund of MENT-O% rents Inc. net Becn credited to expense, or if Hesdeuerters wishes the Station to fendle the MUXI-O4 rent accoun~ ting in anotacr muimer, please advise. Norris A, DESSINOA awe een ae eee ee —— heey Coasetloatien TEP Abert LAA Gh ANY Noe cen : SATIUN OF OIsPATS ~ woe vane UISPATCH ft f-1-Oe Neale T | Hunt 11016 & + wd SECRET age . : VWHEN FLED INT 2 SLL f ve : i ROUTING ANU RECORD SHEET : ce) ee ene RS TRUETIONS We PRIOR TO FILING a JO. ACTION BRANCH 1 Fillin Sect 2 en back Detach back tlap and forward te RID. If fle no. and title shown are not proper, 2 Destroy frant ccver sheet, unless it records insert proper hie no below and forward sdiaficaat action taken or comments requit- document to RID AN. oo“ ing Preservation . FROPER FILE NO oa RID —— TO. ALL ADORESSEES LUNGER TED : FILL IN SECTION CON BACH IF APPEQPHIATE vf RID/AN cousins EXT. 4239 oO ROOM Date onmicens "No. gees Trammeme” rias Le . { N : : | RM) os . H * a. “3 Rateat ‘ WJ H/ u EB can, Cop trtad 2 a 2. : | “., i - * ; oa Yee Le a ad : | i . { fay iL | ee LOhE GY | Ad) tne 4. MICROFILMED MAR 29 1971 °. ial. LOH COmT RACES G4) 10. } | i. i | a eet ieee Kee: G 7 Cease onl Qa lsh oi eel tp wi . i NN ~ : Ce Tithe a ee CL . : FLE NUYECA PRIMARY CODE ae z ABSTRACT I TRACE H . t . = — — REQUEST INOEX —_ 5 C 6 +4 3 ro) rh DATE MICAOFILMED COCULMENT DATE, DOCUVENT NUMBER . nee ? VAL Fl numa 40227 ~ rors 6100 tS SECRET (401 14-0000 CASSKATER : PROTEIN ACTON _ gp ever | r mi ONLY QUALIFAD DISK ry Chief, SB Division boating fF» F CaN BOGE mRONONG Chief of Station, Mexico City {,«~" micron waRte KDFACTOR, Qeerational Report for the Period 1 October 1970-~ 23-February 1971 ACTION REQUIRED . REFRTENCES RSFERENCE: HMMA-39679, 23 October 1970 (Previous Operational Report) 1 GENERAL 1. The-KDFACTOR Project continued throughout the period to support two visual and photographic surveillance points (KDLITERAL and KDABSINTH) directed against the MWHHARSH installation and to support the related photo processing of the product.. - - 2. The Station is presently taking steps to terminate KDFACTOR-1 the photo processor and move this phase of the operation into the Station. 3. Primary responsibility for the operational and administra- tive handling of Project KDFACTOR was transferred on 1 December 1970 to the Operational Support Section, and handling of the KDFACTOR personnel was turned over to Howard T. BAGAUS on 2 December 1970. MEETING ARRANGEMENTS . 4. KDFACTOR-5: This agent is met by BAGAUS at 0800 each Tuesday morning at one of four different sites near the Anillo Periferico in Polanco, some three miles from the Station. The modus operandi used with this agent is basically the same as previously used by Bruce H. FERNALD. All meetings are held in the case efficer car, and after the meetings, KDFACTOR-5 resumes his trip to work. Continued.... Attachments: (Split Transmission) 1, Right Side - H/W 2, Left Side - USC 3, IDENTITY - USC Distribution: . .%\- Chief, WHD, w/att —-- - coe s37 : 2 Chief, SBD, w/att — a . ; ee hf UR Sad t alt i CSOSS REFERENCE TO | DISPATCH SvMSOt AND NUMBER § Harch 1971 HYMA-40227 c HOS Fie WUBBET 30-6-74/3 14-00000 = < a TS HUM ER > SCUTINUATION OF CLASSIFICATION SISSATEH OvADOL ANU NUMBER pisparcH SECRET UMMA-40227 5. KDFACTOR-2: He is mot at 1630 every Tucsday by BAGAUS. in several new widely spaced sites. Modus operandi is basically the same as that described in the previcus operational report for FERNALD, and after the meeting, KDFACTOR-2 proceeds to his cover job. mooting: with KDFACTOR-2, BAGAUS drives jon soveral blocks away |\from the leaves his car and walks to the BAGALS, 6, KDFACTOR-1: After via round-a~bout route to a locat KDFACTOR-1 medical office, where he office (taking counter-surveillanco precautions on tho way). As FERNALD previously, uses the notional cover of either a pharmaceutical“salesman for “Laboratorios del Norte’t or that of a patient while waiting in tne outer office. The waiting period normally depends upon whether KDFACTOR-1 is in at the time, or -.. whether he is in the middle of an operation at the hospital.. ‘Le (Waiting periods vary from immediate admittance to the KDFACTOR=1 - office to several hours)... The average period is about twenty minutes. A decision was reached in the Station to terminate this asset and to transfer this phase of the operation to the Station itself, in the interest of speed, security, and cost. This -termination is planned for early March 1971, at which time, the processing will be done in the station. SECURITY . | 7. There have been no know! security problems during this reporting period. - H PRODUCTION - 8. KDLITERAL: During this! reporting period, KDLITERAL through KDFACTOR-2 has again been the principal source of within-the- compound photographic coverage ef PCS and TDY MHHARSHERS producing 129 rolls of film. During the period covered, a great change of PCS personnel at the MHHARSH instal}.ation took place, and KDLITERAL played a leading role in assisting the Station in identifying the new members of the installation, through not only photographic coverage, but through detailed visual reporting also. In addition to reporting on the netivities of the different individuals in the target installation, KDLITERAL Has also reported on significant yound such a recent change in the construction changes in the comy antenna configurations on the root of the main building. During this period, KDLITERAL has been specifically targetted against AEJEFE, on whom which a special report has been submitted. g through KDFACTOR-5, KDABS NTH produced [58 rolis of film. It provided the Station with information on visitors to the MHHARSH instgilation, giving special attention to visits of "WOCORK-type" perscn®: KDABSINTH continues to fulfill requirements from the various sections of the Station who have requested fixed surveillance of political exiles, otc., to determine if these individuals are in contnet with the MHHARSH installation. es to be the main source of This segment of KDFACTOR contin information on MHHARSH license plates and automobiles, 9, KDABSINTH: Operatin 10. Both KDLITERAL and KDABS INTH continued to provide detailed “attendance sheets" on all MHHABSH personnel, In addition, Chey provided reports on the activits&S and associates of IDENTITY who was on TDY in Mexico from 15 October through 4 November 1970. During this period both units were also involved in surveilling the movements of an AEKICK tech#ician, (201-838166) who periodically makes trips to other Latin Amert¢20 countries on short notice. Fggwngced RY SPUT Tass sot PLANS AND CHANGES by HEED rigeetANTOH 11. With the exception of ghe termination of KDFACTOR-1 (paras. 2 and 6) there are no further ane contemplated in this operation during the next -reporting perioc: It is expected that the termination of KDFACTOR-1 will wepresent about $4,000 US in yearly . hat the previous two week photo ____ savings f oto ox_the. and ication PAGE NO. sEC RET EX] connmuso 2 FORM cee $34 USE PREVIOUS EDITION. a a 14.90000 err e Te TTT TT, DISPATSH BTMECL ANO NUMBER ‘CCNTINUATION OF DISPATCH Waa 40227 processing backlog?will be narrowed to a week at the longest. (hued fer Howard T.,/BAGAUS FORWARDED BY SPU TASES ao ny Ht PUSSERNNATES, FORM a04 $3a Us PREvlous EDIMION. Y ~, 3 SECRET jj USC ATT. #3 TO HMMA-40227, 8 MARCH 1972 IDENTITY - ML itor nixitovicitt x rEsov, vo 201 AEKICK Office of the Executive Action Department ' , MICROFILMED | : MAR 49 1971 _ CS copy SECRET a Sle ATT! © plma-4022-7 | SO-6- 44/3 | SECRET wee HW ENE eeCLEES END é% = . * ROUTING ANT? RECSRD SHEET INSTRUCTIONS rid ae er eee entnseinen prio TO UING TOT ACTION BRANCH Seet 2 en back Detach back -fle ~ 7 t . t Fee esta ie De ch back top «| H&le no and tile chow kredint $.32-PH WH 12> Destroy front cover shect, unless itttecords |= imsert proper hle no. belaw apa forward +] document to RID AN ECLIVED sgniticant actoan taken or com mets require ing preservation, FECPER FILE NO - ~ to RID. , _ nee . . 899 - —TTOVALL AODRESSEES “ RYAN, DOSALD R80 "FACING TeTION ON aAca ie APrROMWATE RLv/AN TUBE GT-%. —OMMENTS _ EXT. 4239 ; ROOM | pare Jorscess . i pee en pm ne To 1 NO TRecene t Tomwanueo + HMITIALS | Loy Le7 Mieke | USNov gm Z| -! nn) ” he eo et. “ ; meee en ap ee. net / /, H { CG we | MM photon - |deucasded OT lah aumaent fe , ‘ : : . / ” ra ae Te Mee 08. bot) | 15. | : | [Ahawd ZL ojtal | ot kote - a «ke I eed wt 3 fot 4 t | ; g Z . _ | ref prt $ Teck ae mee AID 7 FRETS bilict Meare Obed. e S8& Neer be _ | : ; (,. ——Con -&b ' . : : Jp aBS*RACt ie Five NUWBES OS EARY COCK TRACE : of ee REQUEST H . INDEX } t - _ fn. oF > ~ care ORSTLNES TSITENG Dare 7, ;COCUMENT NUMBER j | | i ~ ‘ . "LY. HMMA 39679 AS Pee 20 cornet ao 14-0000 DISPATCH [os | : SECRET __ MARKED FOR INDE ING XK [so movung ; REQUIRED ony QUALIFIED OFS on Chief, SB ‘Division CAN UOGE MDFIG : Chief of Station, Mexico City cern ener ~ LIENPTY Project/Operational Report, 1 July - 30 September 1970 ACTiOg REQUIRED - REFLAEWCIS "REFERENCES: A. HMHA-39188, 10 July 1970 Chief, Wil Division B, HM#W-17950, 10 June 1970 - oe . ee OPERATIONS 1. The LIEMPTY Project continued throughout the period to support two visual and photopraphic surveillance points directod against the MHHWARSH installation and to support the related photo processing of the product, a, LICALLA 1s the designation of that portion of the Project that covers surveillance of the rear and garden area of the MHHARSH installation, It operates from one of the units (MEXI-03) of the LIMESA, Station- owned properties, and it includes only one agent: LIEMPTY-~9, b. LILYRIC is the designation of that portion of the Project covering surveillance of the front entrance of the MHHARSH installation, It includes LIEMPTY-13 ~ as the key member of the baschouse team, supported by his wife, LIEMPTY-14, who is the main photographer, observer and log-keeper, and their two sons, LIEMPTY-26 and -27 who assist in photography, mafntenance of arrival and departure logs on target personalities, and preparation Continued...... Attachments: (Split Transmission) 1. Right-hand Side - h/w \ 2. Left-hand Side - USC 3. Middle - USC ; : vate fnew € & Distribution: HOt . a wae Gr 2)- Chief, WHD, w/atts a/s “ 2 - Chéeéft, SBD, w/atts a/s OS fig CROSS REFERENCE TO BEPATOH svieot AND WUMBER——~—~=~*~*~*S*~*~S*~*«~CU TO HMMA-39679 28 October. 1970 | CLASSIFICATION avs Fo SECRET 50-6 -74/3 : ClABSIm~ICAriON OIEPATCH SY MUCL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET __ ____IMMA-39679 of the typewritten reports submitted to the Station.” The basehouse (MEXI-132)- 1s located near the front of the MHHARSII installation and it is owned by LIMOUSINE. . (Contrary to Reference B Project Renewal, LIMOUSINE is the actual, not “ostensible", owner of this property. Please seo HMse83814, 8 January 1968, for full details of the various property transfers, destruction and re-construction of buildings and re+locations of operations connected with the Project, past and -present.). ‘ ¢.. Photo processing is accomplished by LIEMPTY-4 except in special cases when prints are required -quickly and- are précessed within the Station. LIENPTY-4 has a darkroom located in the rear of his medical office and he handles the work after normal office hours. with patients. . - 2. Outside case officer Bruce H. FERNALD handles the three key agents of the Project (LIEMPTY-9, -13, and -:4). He meets with each once a Week’ for passing requirements, paying agent and sub-agent salaries, rents and other experses, providing .Supplies, and retricving the product. Inside case officer Timothy M. ARCIBOLD handles the internal administration of the Project and is the Station contact with FERNALD, MEETING ARRANGEMENTS 3. LIEMPTY-13: He is met by FERNALD i1 the early hours _of Tuesday mornings at about 0730 in Polanco, an area far from the basehouse., LIEMPTY-13 parks his car and walks through a central park on Calle Horacio where he is intercepted within a ten-block distance by FERNALD, driving his car. During a drive together, instructions and product are passed hetween them and, once a month, LIEMPTY-13 is paid his salary and the salaries for LIEMPTY-14, -26 and -27, After drop-off LIEMPTY-13 returns to his car and proceeds to his full-time job, thus avoiding any direct route back to the basehcuse operation, 4. LIEMPTY-9: After completing his sirveillance workday from 0800 to 1500 hours, he completes his written reports and drives to meet FERNALD at around 1630 hours, also on Tuesdays. The location of car mectings varies but remzins within a quiet, fairly secluded section, After leaving FERMALD, LIEMPTY-9 proceeds to his cover job at a brother's automobile dealership for the remainder of his day, again avoiding any direct route from FERNALD back to the basehouse, : : 5. LIEMPTY-4: After receiving the un?rocessed take from LIEMPTY-~9 and -13, FERNALD prepares instructions, as suggested by log entries that accompany the take, and goes to, LIEMPTY- 4's medical office waiting room in the late afternoon. For these meetings, FERNALD appears to be a pharmaceutical salesman or a patiént and gets to see LIEMPTY~4 only after 211 other visitors have departed. t each meeting, FERNALD delivers films from both LICALLA and LILYRIC for processing anc retrieves the processed take that, he had left the week before, While this arrangement means that some of the product (those photos taken soon after meeting with LIEMPTY-9 and -13) are almost two weeks old when received at the Station, we have ast fotind this to be - unacceptable, When speed is of the essence in special circumstances, the Station WOACRE technician can handle the processing, ' 1 SECURITY : . 4 _. 6, With the exception of the potential problems connected with the Raymond H. GERENDE/LIEMPTY-19 divorce, of which Headquarters is aware, there are no Known problems of security connected with thi : [x] CONTINUED CLASSIFICATION SECRET USE PREVIOUS EDITION 14-00009 rEg DIGPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CLABSIFICATION - CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH ‘SECRET HMMA-39679 ASSIGNMENTS / PRODUCT ION 7. During the ‘period of this report, LIEMPTY-4 processed approximately 142 rolls of 36-exposure film. Roughly one-third comes from. LICALLA and the remainder from LILYRIC which ‘commands the better view and more trafficked approach. In - addition to this routine workload, LIEMPTY-4 was called upon frequently for additional prints and cnlargement of special “targets: or interest, 8, _ LEEMPTY-9 (LICALLA), in addition to his picture-taking = (perched for seven ‘hours daily atop a ladder arrangement to see -above the heightenéd garden wa11), regularly provides a detailed “attendance sheet" and.a monthly summary of MHHARSH personnel activities. The photos - are an indispensible tool in the day- -té=day REDTOP operations program, providing photo identifications ‘* of PCS and: TDY-MHHARSHers and ‘assisting to determine probable RIS affiliation based on observed associations within the compound, . The detailed "attendance sheet" helps in keeping track of MHHARSHers present, their patterns and changes in pattern of activities, ‘This information is cften the principal ‘tool in PBRANPART activitics, assisting in identifying the probable MHHARSH coatacts of double agents despatched to the MHHARSH installatioa, 9. Following are some sample requiremerts which were levied on LIEMPTY-9 during the reporting period: : a, weekly reports of work being dore at tho installation by YERSHOV and PANOV (DIRECTOR 025386), TDY construction workers since May 1970. b., special reports on the activities of AEMERGER who was under the microscope prior to home .eave departure in July 1970. c. reports on the activities and associations of Mikhail Vasilyevich UMNOV (201-819913) , TDY AMTORG representative from New York who is of JKLANCE and LNERGO interest. d. watch for the arrival of Viktor Nikitovich KRESOV, AEKICK officer of Executive Action Department. . e. confirn arrival and provide details of activities and associations of Subject of 201-866272 (Moble ANGUS), LNERGO/LNREAD double agent. f, Special report on AETURNKEY thioughout the period. (LIEMPTY-9 is given a target for concestrated coverage and reporting over a two or three mont) period at a time.) 10, LILYRIC was provided with the same requirements as LICALLA (paragraph 9 a-e, above), LILYRIC is the main source of license plate and automobile information both on MHHARSHers and on visitors to the installation, and has a standing requirement to report by phone the arrivals of all obviously WOCORK citizens. one Such individual, who now visits regularly, has been tentativelY identified as the language instructor of the MHHARSH Ambassador! s son and a potential lead which we will ef Tn, investigate, prone, CHANGES - Ll. Effective 1 July 1970, all of the agents of the Project received salary increases (HMMA-39548, 10 Octoher 1970) for a net increase of $2,184.00 U/S/D per year, 12. Unless Headquarters believes that quarterly reports of perations are es. g of the functioni USE PREVIOUS EDITION, [x] CONTINUED CLASSIFICATION SECRET 14.90000 ~ ~ « . - - - - ~ ne ~ * + = . : . + . CONTINUATION OF Scns eR TGR] BPE SEAS PE DISPATCH | SECRET __ AMMA-39639_ of the.Project, the Station proposes to report semi-annually hereafter,, on 31. October and 30 April, including sufficient financial and other data in April to assist in preparing project renevals. The value of the Project for both REDTOP and other Station operations has been well documented over a long period of time. There have been no recent additions or changes in : \ - either personnel or basehouse properties. and none is contemplated. - Ang Significant events which might affect the Project's operation, — : \ - “ such as. the GERENDE divorce, will, of course, be reported : ™ separately. fet : 13. The basic operation of the Project remains the same with 4 \ only spot requiréments in support of specific objectives ~ . \ . : changing from time to time. : . , 7 _ 2... a Ya Crete gy” . Timothy M. ARCHBOLD : ; t : 3 sie CLASSIFICATION SAGE NO. den 538 USE PREVIOUS EDITION [| ber) ~ . SECRET CONTINUED 4 om. 27-9¢f> 14-0000 “~ HMMA35188 RIGHT SIN™ UAC FRAG ACTION, . | ares ot ste 4 SOONG RQUIRED ONLY QUALRED DESK AN RIDGE EOEKBES | decons gy Ero: wet Operational Report, 26 sarech = 39 June 3970 Re feretces: A,” HMMIA-38700, 25 Marck 1970' = B. HNMW-17950, 12 June 1970 coe 1. With the termination of Raymond H, GsRENDE, affected ° ‘on 2G June 1970 ard described in HYMA=+59129, 26 June 1970, the LIEMPTY Frosect now consists ef the operat ions oi the LICALLA and ‘LILYRIC’ phéts base housés and the phote processing of LISMPTY-4,. Outside case officer Bruce H, FKRNALD handles all agents, normally on & once per Week basis, and passes the take tc his Station contact. Cperational funds are passed to FERNALI by his Station contact, and FERNALD pays all agent Salaries, reats, and other expenses, The elimination of GERENDE has resulted in some loss of efficiency, since base heuse personnel cannot regularly be met as frequently as in tha past, This can mean a delay of up tuo two weeks in veceipt by the Station of photos. However, LILYRIC and LICALLA personnel have standing requirements to report by telephone visits of Americans, and they are also alerted in advance whenever pessible to forthcoming TDYs of MHHARSH visitors, so that arrangements can be made for special meetings and speedy precessing of photos. Normally, all photos are developed an€é printed by LIEMPTY-4, When Speed is of the essenco, however, negatives are seat into the Station for processing by the WOACRE technician, Thus, while GERENDi's loss is a serious one in certain respects (he was, on the local scene, talented, knowledgeable, and experienced), LILMPTY production hes not suffered greatly. Attachment: . _ : 2 weft side h wp at ote . ” sous Z _- 2 “Right Side ive /c recenyeae by AIDIAN CF RE fu ly Te: SH Tastsngsied : i CS COPY Di ibution: isi C/WH w/left side h/w and right side u/s/e I - C/SB w/left side h/w and right side u/s/e COP S2itto SEX fictt CROSS REFERENCE TO OPAICN SYMSO4 AND NUMSER . : ; ’ HUMA-39188 10 July 1970: Pay: SkECR#T Aa pe FORM 8-84 440) CONTINUATION or “* CLASSIFICATION ~ * “SisPATER ermaoe TNO NUMBER __DISPAEH SsEcRHAuT "4 nta-39188 2, As tar as the security problem is coacerned, the generous termination settlement avarded to GLRENDE has probably removed whatever small temptation there may have been on his part to be indiscreet about his former nsseciztion, Although GERENDE has certain character weaknesses which’ emérged as a lack of dedication and a feeling that he could get by with as Littke work as possible, the Station bélieves that ho is basically not.an irresponsible person, and that he realizes not only that he has an ebligation to respect security, but that he also realizes that he has been treated fairly and with great patience. He has offored his services for the future, and he was told that we appreciated the offer and did fot want to lose complete touch with him, but for now he should devote himself to getting a good job. 3. As for GERENDE's wife, LIEMPTY-19, she also appeared to be grateful for the termtnation bonus which she had been granted (and which she was told had not been carved out oi what was due GERFNDE). On the other hand, she has less reason to be loyal to JKLANCE, and her mental stability if Somewhat opea to question, Therefore, she poses'a greater threat to LIEMPTY security than dues GERENDE, At the same time, she knows much less about Station operations and personnel than does GERENDE. Furthermore, it is not likely that she would (a la Mrs. LIROCKET-1) go directly to the MHHARSHers with her information. What she might do is reveal to ter lawyer ihat GERENDE liad worked for LNPURE and therefore had incone to which she might feel that shé is entitled. Since GERENDE is no longer employed and therefore no longer has regular ‘income (except for monthly payments of the termination bonus, which she has agreed in writing not to claim), this threat has also been lessened, Theoretically, however, she could expose LIEMPTY and LIFEAT techniques (since she has been a LIFsAT transcriber), put she could not, as far as we knew, expose any currently eaployed agents, with the exception of LIEMPTY-~4, who is murried to GERENDE'S sister. (None of the above assessment ur the possible security threat posed by LIEMPTY-19 is changed by her B July visit to JKLANCE Headquarters.) 4. There have been no changes in the functioning or activities of the LICALLA base bouse, In addition to the routine photos, "attendance reports," and special concentration on the activities of various individuals (most recently AETURNK2EY) , LIEMPTY~9 responded to a number of spot requests, For instance, it was LICALLA coverage which was instrumental in helping to identify the ANGRIP officer who came to Mexico Oy te meet ae NMEA ae the : 282 ‘ 3 an o esta i g 2 (see MEXICO CITY 2820, JO March 19 ) establish (MP ofiicers. Yer ent st of his time in the company oO Atee, when the {nally arrived early in April, Also, when the AEKICK inspectors f yi \ LIEMPTY=9 was able to establish that their principal escort Officer" appeared to be ANTURNKEY. LIEMPTY-9 was also alerted to watch for the arrival of the subject of DIR&CTOR 042120, 12 June 1970 (and has not, as of this wri tines seen any oi8t eine period seful contribution during e repo Perna ating of of the MNHARSI Embassy, was the updating of a sketch of the back identifying the persons he most often sees at each window, Used ia “WIDRIFTF debriefing (and her knowledge of conjunction with the AE P ; tre inside), this Wwelped us come up with as accurate a view as we have ever had of the location of v2rious offices and officers within the YWHHARSH Embassy. been no charges in the functions or Phetos and logs of 5. There have also aclivitics of the LIULYRIC base house personnel, 1 a daily comings and goings were routinely furnished, ‘the logs cnce again proved their value by indices tee that the subject of MEXICO CITY 3389, 8 June 1970, was probably lying when he said that he had meetings with ASTUTNKLY at certain times on certain dates, 50-b- 74/3 { [x | CONTINUES 2 USE PREVIOUS E€OTIGN, Sa 14-0000 minting (except when certain prints. ave needed quickly), co 53a suse rreviousecinion, | SECRET 4 4407 DISPATCH GINBCA ANO NUMGER CLASSIFICATION CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH . LS ORE TL HYWA-S9138 _ The logs showed that ASTURNKEY might have made the first meeting, but would certainly have been late for it. For the alleged second meeting, however, the log showed that AETURNKEY was in the MHHARSHK Embassy for the entire period of the wevting (subject of MsxIco CITY 3389 latdr amended his story to say that AETURNKEY had not rade the second meeting). LILYRIC personnel] were quick to spot the subject of MEXICO CITY 3542, 25 June 1970, making visits to the MHHARSH Embassy, and reported these visits by phone even before the Station had learned, from LIENVOY, of this person's telephone call, Several other visitors of apparent WOLADY nationality were aJso routinely reported to local LNcRGU, along vith a request for license plate reselution if a WOLADY license plate is spotted, Late in June, LILYRIC was alerted to report the possible visit of a person who had made a phone call to 201-087316, offering the latter Bome “interesting iaformation,"”. LILYRIC spotted and - photographed a person who may be idertical with the ealler, and attempts are now under way to resolve this. 6, LIEMPTY-4 continues to handle all photo developing and and in -- spite, of his leg imjury, from which he jis now recovered, he did not miss any deadlines. The fact that GeRtNDE has been terminated is not expected to affect his relatiorship with the Station, even though he 1s married to one of GERUNDS's sisters, FrENALD has established good rapport with hin, aud be has stated that GeRENDE'S preblems are not -his and will have no effect on his association, 7. The above recital-of LILYRIC and LICALLA sctivities would seem to indicate a heavy CI emphasis. Actually, this is net the case, While CI is an important by-product, net only for ourselvas but also in support ef walk-in operations run by other agencies, the day-in day-out bread and butter photo and fixed surveillance information is of great importance to our positive operations. The data base which has been built un end maintained by LISWTY facilities, along with the services of LIENVOY, LIFEAT, and LIEMBRACE, give the Station an imfrassive suNMAKY? annavatue which is vital to our program, With respect to the approved project renewal torwarded 8 ; the following cemments; with Reference B, we have a, Through an oversight, we neglected to report in MIC base house rent was raisee as of Reference A that LILY! 1 January 1970 to an annual rate of $3,360.00 (USD). b, LICALLA base house rent was raised, effective 1 July 1970, to an annual rate of $1,373.00 (USD). (Reference B shows that this figure has already been requested tor FY 1971.) AS indicated in Reference A, Y personnel will probably be recomme ec. salary increases for all remaining LIaspT nded in the near future, d, The GERENDS dark room rent (MEXI 137) 1s now being paid to LILAPTY~4. Pending the completion of GERENDS's new house the lab work was being done temporarily in LISMPTY-4's office, With the suspension, «"d now the termination of CMBENNE, it became necessary to make thin a permanent | arrangeaent, aud the Station felt it only fair to pay LIEMPTY-4 this fee ($50.00 USD per month}, wot only for the use of pis space but also for inereased water and electric bills (particularly the latter) resulting trom his having to develop, print, and dry the photos, GERENDE was paid through December LIEMPTY-4 was paid retroactively for ad in June 1970 1200 ant o 30 June 1970. It is planned to continue the period 1 January t the monthly payments, 50 this item shoul be restored in the next project renewal request, CLASSIFICATION } ————— FORM CONTINUATION OF CAASSHFISATION DISPATCH L _ | a SEE RET __ WYO 39.188 money, and are also to sume extent offsetting. Therefore, 4t is net likely that these changes will require aa FY 1971 over the amount approved. ao4 53a 140) ae + DIGPATEH SUMBOL AND NUMBER e. Regarding vehicles, NV 2947 (not MV 2823) was sold in FY 1970. MV 2823 18 the LIENTIAy vehicle, and is still ‘nuse, It is, however, used in the LIEMBRACE Froject and the maintensznace expenses ought to be charged to LIBMBRACE, just as are the saiaries of UIEMPTY-10 and LIEMPTY-11, who operate the LIENTRAP vehicle.. 9, The changes nuted above do not invoJve large amounts of ditional funds for 10. As requested in Reference B, Zellowing are emergency commo plans as worked out by FERNALD: a. LIEMPTY-4: Spanish should be used when talking to his secretary; Spanish Should also be used, preferably, when talking to LIzHPTY-4, In view of his profession and the uncertainty of his workiag schedule, the person making the ~gontact should go nnannounced to his medical office at Carlos B. Zetina 73 between 179C and 1830.hours, In the waiting room there is a secretary and the caller should te11 her that he was referred by "Sy, Victor de los Laboratorios del Norte" and wants to see the doctor. When admitted, the officer should tell LIEMPTY-4 that he 18 certain the doctor renenbers Sr. Victor. LIGUETY-4 will answer arfirmatively. For positive identification, the officer will show the last salary receipt signed by LIaMPTY-4. LIEMPTY-4 needs no positive identification, vecause his diplomas with pictures are exposed in visible places in the waiting room. b. LICALLA (LIEMPTY-S): Spanish only should be ubed, After 1630 hours but before 1800 hours, phone to his place of cover business (phones: 6-§6-15-44 through 48) ard ask for LIEMPTY-9, Caller should identiiy himself as a friend of Victor and state his own interest ¢n avin seen raves os : insured through h!r. Add that the caller would Like to discuss the matter with him over a cup of coliee, aArvange date and time (about 1706 hours) otf meeting. Prearranuged place: Woolworth Store at Retorma, near the Reforma Hotel, in the hardware and tools department. LIEOTY-9 will have 4 briefcase (ov attache case) 204 a rolled up newspaper in the same hand. PASSWORD: Officer: Please, where car. J get a tape measure calibrated in inches? I need it for my . Club. LIEMPTY-9: You should have no problem in finding one. — For positive identification receipt signed by LIEMPTY-9. the officer will show last salary LIEMPTY-9 will pull out of his priefease a Monterrey Insurance Co. application form with his name written in the upper right coraer. The first and third Tuesday of each month LIENMPTY=9 will be walking in front of SEPS-Paris Restaurant, on the Insurgentes side, from 1620 to 1630 hours, with his briefcase as stated above, Password and identification are as stated above. ec. GILYRIC (LIEMPTY-13): Spanish only should be used. fhone his place of cork (2-20-80-20, ext 367), his secretary usually answers,.and ask LIEWPTY-13 ii he received the present his friend Victor seut hin, because yictor has not heard trom him for sone time, LIEWPTY-12 will answer negatively re the present, The ealler will request a meeting with LIEMPTY-13 because he wants to be able to tell Victor how his friend the Ingeniero was, Arrange date and time of meeting. Place is prearranged: in the Koala Restaurent~Cafeteria at the corner of Ejercito Necioral ane. Mcliere (Gigante Super Market. parking lot). LIFUPTY-18 will be sitting (or standing) in CLASSIFICATION USE PREVIOUS EDITION. SECRET Fx} cownmves t 14-0000 CONTINUATION GF soy CLASSIFICATION “GiREXTEN BYNDOU ANS NUBORA DISPAT | ace SECRET __HMMA-39188 _ ’ the waiting area holding a mediun sized manila envelope in one hand and two ‘addressed but unsealed airmdil cnvelopes in the other, . PASSWORD: Officer: Can I catch a bus for Santa Monica here? LIEMPTY-13: I am not very sure, but I will ask soriebody . tee For positive identification, the officer will show last salary receipt signed by LIUMPTY-13, LIEMPTY-13 will show a folded an box of Calgate tooth paste. On the second and fourth Thursday of each month, LIEMPTY-13 will be walking iu front of the _ above-mentioned Koala Restaurant-Cafeteria, on the Hjercito ‘ . side, from 1330 ‘to 1340 hours. As a recognition sigral he . will bold.-the three envelopes as described above, except that if it-is raining,-he will have all envelopes in one hand but arranged so that the two airmail envelopes will be easily visible, Password and identification are as stated above, . Vincent P. RIZZUTO 3 ; _ tT : ’ 2 . w 4 y TRATES So-6-7413) ~ _ ION | ene CLASSIFICATION 1 PAGE NO. FeRN SBCRET L | : US EDITION, . aes S3a 0s usa PREvIO ! CONTINUEO 5 14-0000 | , Remon VeCRETARI A: wis eiNATIUN & CasoIP It MMU 1UIAL Lurnee i Cn iiee dave) chvaliaskinteoet teh) PERI. Wet NOTIMED os) ie aroue t S SECRET ene 3] When Filled in) Suncrest "now Mceveory Ciusveo DJ morree [ REPACOPCTION OF THIS COPY PROMIBITEO — mosx: (ves (60 CuUAmmPY TO C8 FE NO. i ee ee OF) ee AF! ee BS XACH TO CB PILE NO, orsecn ay een Beton UNIT 7 5B | FILS, VR “4 & RUBY OPS Nifll2 Fl 2 AC TION NO, 7) BYP. "SECRET 1622162 APR 70 CITE MEXICO_CITY 2984 O meno O rerun vo wane DIRECTOR REDTOP AETARGET AEKICK REFS: Ao DIRECTOR 025386 Be MEXICO CITY 2ssefn/0634 71) le ACCORDING TO LILYRIC AND LICALLA, LOCALLY HIRED PAINTERS 16 ArxiJ064392 HAVE BEEN OBSERVED AT MHHARSH INSTALLATION SINCE MONDAY 13 APRIL, PAINTING MAIN BUILDING. THERE HAS BEEN NO DELIVERY OF MATERIALS SUCK AS DESCIBED PARA 4 REF A. Ze FILE 281-854249. GP-1 SECRET a SECRET 14-0000 PA Al TCH A Sa PROCEENG ACTION ECRET MARKED FOR INDEXES VH Division XX_ [ho pone rover . . OMIT QUALIFIED DESK (AN JUOGE INDEXING BIA Chief of Station, Mexico City (77° mac ROFL * TACTON REaINRED - saa ; Reference; HMMA-38119, 18 November 1969! PRIORITY SUMMARY 1. The LIEMPTY Project has thus far survived the absence fron duty of its principal agent, Raymond H, ‘GERENDE, as well as the threat to the security of the Project represented by GERENDE's marital problems, Bruce H, FERNALD has been handling all Project personnel since early December 1969, when GERENDE was deactivated and placed on half-pay. No problems have resulted from this, other than a delay in the receipt of photos (FERNALD is unable to meet LIEMPTY personnel as frequently as GERENDE was). The security - threat will remain as long as GERENDE's estranged wife has it within her power to’expose GERENDE's RVROCK connection and the type of work he was engaged in, She has continually promised not to do this, and thus far she has kept her word, 2. The LIEMPTY product continues to be a valuable one for the Station, It continues to play an important CI role (particularly for LNEPGO and LNREAD) but its gredtest value, as far as the Station is concerned, is in the positive field, Two recent examples underline this: The early .(and thus; far only) debriefing of AEMIDRIFF was accomplished almost exclusively by showing her photos of all MHHARSH Embassy personnel and getting from her a character sketch on each individual. These photos were all obtained by LILYRIC and LICALLA. Secondly, LIEMPTY observations (as opposed to Attachment: Reports u/s/c ~ va tN ne a Digtbituion; . ty @ - C/WH w/att u/s/c : - -f3 r - C/SB w/att u/s/c sf . Wo ceeeeae werent Peete _ ALERT AGES GROSS RERCRENCE TC an SYMBOL AND HUMBER. bate HMMA-238760 25 March 1970 CUSERCATION. HOS ALE KUMBER SECRET ‘ 50-6-74/3 CLASSIFICATION , OIGPATCH BIMBOL ANU NUMBER CONTINUATION OF OISPATCH [oo seeret | mane3e700 photos) played an important role in our total coverage of AESEASICK during tho recent opérational activity undertaken against AESEASICK. In short, LIEMPTY remains a highly effective and highly useful ‘Support asset, whose product’ is obtained in order to be used operationally, not simply collected for the files, . tis wife in order to -insuré that she. would not feel forced to take GERENDE — . : . 3. The GERENDE problem is unquestionably a serious one. We are forwarding under separate cover copies of several memoranda Prepared by. GERENDE, One outlines the history of his marital . problems, another describes the current legal Situation, and a . ‘third outlines proposals for a settlement. There is no hope of reconciliation. The Station’s position with GERENDE from the start has been that he must agree to an amicable settlement with steps which would jeopardizé the security of Station operations, ‘For this ‘reason, the Station insisted from the beginning that any — financial settlement with his wife would have to take into account the fact that he was receiving a certain salary from RVROCK, and that he could not iairly keep this salary out of the settlement on the grounds that his wife could make no legal claim to that salary. GERENDE's wife-was made aware of our position on this, and she was grateful, even though stie realized that this arrangement was strictly informal, The Station felt that GERENDE could not be allowed to use his RVROCK salary AS a weapon in the dispute with his wife, because if he did, she could hardly be expected to refrain from exposing his connect ions, Indeed, events have shown that GERENDE's wife is a vindictive woman, and if it had not been clear to her that she, as well as GERENDE, would lose money if he loses his job, she might have blown the whistle long ago, GERENDE, for his part, would have preferred to keep his RVROCK salary entirely out of the picture. Eventually, however, he agreed that the Station position was fair, and he said he would conform. 4, The attached memoranda from GERENDE are, in the Station's opinion, basically fair accounts. In the beginning, the Station was inclined to give GERENDE's wife (LILMPTY-19) tke benefit of the doubt, largely because her description of GERENDE'S character weaknesses came -as no surprise (particularly his tendeacy to 7 procrastinate, even when his marriage was at stake). Early in the conflict, LIEMPTY-19 contacted RIZZUTO and asked point blank what she could tell her lawyer about GERENDE's salary. She was told she could not.mention the RVROCK portion undér any circumstances, and that if she told anyone-that GERENDE had any connection with LNPURE, the connection would be denied and GERENDE would be terminated. She appeared to accept this gracefully, even though it : meant she would have to scale her support demands down to the level of GERENDE's overt income (GERENDE's monthly salary from RVROCK was over 7,000 pesos; he earned an additional 4 to 5,000 pesos , teaching English, and he has since rented their house, for which he is receiving slightly less than 7,000 pesos monthly). . Subsequently, LIEMPTY-19 was told thet the Station would see to it that as long as GERENDE continued to receive an RVROCK salary, he would give her the same proportion of this salary that the courts determined should be paid from his overt income, This, of course was strictly an informal arrangement, one which would stop the minute GERENDE stopped receiving a salary. Later, as LIEMPTY-19's oSition hardened an er vindictiveness began to rule her actions, LIEMPTY-19 was reminded by the Station that the longer it took for an amicable solution to be reached, the greater was the chance cithat GERENDE would lose his job, If she persisted in having him ‘arrested (which she succeeded in doing twice), his job would be FORM 0.64 4a0) jeopardized, While she continued to repeat sweetly that she had no intention of- causing his termination, and had never breathed a word to’a soul about his RVROCK affiliation, her attitude was in fact jeopardizing his job and if he lost his job, she and the , children, as well as GERENDE, would lose income, Wer attitude is TT CEASSIFICATION 7. | PAGE NO. ~ 3a USE PREVIOUS EDITION. | SECRET Lx | comme 2 1400000 y me cua CLASSIFICATION _ DISPATCH BYMBCL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF LE DISPATCH _ SECRET _ HMMA+38700 00 doubly disappointing in view of the fact that as she became more and more unreasonable, GERENDE was moving in the othor direction, 5, Tho outcome can still not be predicted. As can be seen from GERENDE's memos, the two sides are still far apart on a number of points, including specifically-money. LIEMPTY-19 insists on | 10,000 pesos per month, . GERENDE is willing to pay 5,000, GERENDE is * current ly on half-pay, which means that his total’ (all source) monthly income is around 14,000 pesos, From this, he would not only -have. to pay the amount which is finally agreed upon, he must also contitiue payments of 2500 pesos-per month to LIEMPTY-19's father .. (paying off a loan obtained.to build ‘their house). The complicating “factor is. the uncertainly of GERENDE's future with RVROCK., The Station has maintained for some time that it is impossible to continue to pay. ERENDE his full salary solely torun the LICALLA and .LILYRIC basehouses, Now that FERNALD has absorbed this duty _ with only small incoavenicnce.and some loss of timeliness, it makes even léss sense to put GERENDE to work only to do this. GERENDE has long been aware of the Station's thinking in this regard, and. prior to the current pergonal crisis he had been told that he would have to work harder at a greater variety of tasks in order to retain hie position. As Headquarters is aware, he had been given additional tasks, and, as reported in reference, he had begun to respond very well, There has never been any question of GERENDE's ability. As we have previously stated, he is personablo, intelligent, bilingual and binational, and has had good training and experienca in certain fields, On the other hand, there has long been doubt about his seriousness of purpose, his’ initiative, and his ambition. The "reversal of roles" which he describes in one of the attached - - memos, which took placo when he was confined to his home as an . LP keeper, did more than cause domestic problems -- it apparently deprived him of the discipline of a daily job. His well-deserved reputation for being lazy was earned years ago, 6, The. question which must be answered is whether or not to terminate GERENDE. He can be useful to the Station, but the Station has learned to get along without him, What are the security hazards involved? The general range of his knowledge is described in paragraph 5 of reference, If all of this were blown, the loss to the Station, particularly in terms of support operations against the MHHARSH target, would be considerable, The Station does not believe that GERENDE would deliberately expose any of this, but it is impossible to predict what LIEMPTY~19 might do, particularly since she would feel that she had nothing to lose, having already lost a possible source of income through the termination, GERENDE's termination’ bonus would probably be in the neighborhood of ten thousand dollars, Presumably LIEMPTY-19 is aware of the fact that he would get such a bonus, although the Station has never discussed this with her and the possible division of such a bonus between the two of them has never been mentioned, LICALLA 7. The LICALLA basehouse continues to function without changes, except for the fact that Bruce H. FERNALD has been meeting LIEMPTY-9 since 9 December 1969, Brief meetings with LIEMPTY-9 are held once a week at pre-arranged times and places (weil away from the MHHARSH area). Occasionally special meetings are called, by phone, by FERNALD, if special coverage is desired (as in the AESEASICK case, for example). There have been no problems, operational or personal, involving ‘the basehaise or LIEMPTY-9 during the reporting period, LIEMPTY-9 provided 1,728 photographs during the reporting period, and in addition to his regular reporting on observed activities of MHHARSH personnel, he provided special coverage as requested. This "special coverage" consists of his observations of a selected individual -~ who does he spend his time with, how is he behaving, when was he present (or absent), etc, LIEMPTY~9 spends over 40 ; CLASSIFICATION | ] PAGE NO. | k | CONTINUED sos $3a use PREVIOUS EDITION. SECRET SISH ATOM GY MECL AND NUMBER CLASSIFICATION CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 7 SECRE t L___ WMMA=38700_ ‘hours a week just watching (and photographing) MHRARSH personnel, and ever the years he has gottento know them, and their babits, very well, Ho. can spot unusual or atypical behavior, and when he is asked to put a certain individual under close scrutiny, his comments can be very uSeful, Newcomers, no natter what their ‘cover, will frequently gravitate to their IS colleagues ia the tgafety" of the JUIHARSH back yard, thereby enabling us to make tentative AEKICK or AEGRIP identifications, TDYers can often be ‘linked up with their internal escort officers. In the case of Specific targets, LICALLA- spectal coverage can sometimes give clues to- =personal relationships which can be exploited, During. the reporti . peF ted we had special coverage on AESKASICK (to determine any : ‘changes in pattern following the ABMIDRIFF defection and following | the operation. against him -- amfin both cases LICALLA did report * Jee some, change in pattern); 202-305870 (for much the same reason, ; “although here the evidence was not as clear); AEPOLYP (to gather . information on his patterns and his associatious); ABTAKEOFF \ - (for the same reason); and 201=838166 (to find out if he did, ‘ in fact work in the "restricted area" and who his associates were, & requirement which was quickly satisfied). Also, LICALLA has been asked to report on the arrival and activities of TDYers such as . the AEKICK security inspectors (he is not, of course, told that i "security iaspectors" are expected -- he is told of the expected ‘ arrival of visitors, and he can spot a visitor or newcomer immediately), the possible arrival of 201-314616 and, currently, to attempt to { -identify, at least by association, the person who went out to meet an LNREAD agent (subject of MEXICO CITY 2741, 17 March 1970). The value of LICALLA to the RiDTOP program in Mexico City can scarcely be overstated, LILYRIC 8. There have been no changes during the reporting period of the operation of the LILYRIC basehouse activity, except that Bruce H. FERNALD took over the handling of the LILYRIC personnel from GERENDE in early December, FERNAID normally meets only LIEMPTY-13, at pro-arranged sites and times (also well away from the MHHARSH area), once a week for pick-up of the films and reports. He occa} sionally meets LIEMPTY=~14 (LIEMPTY-13's wife) when LIEMPTY-13 may be out of town. The LILYRIC coverage is a fanily enterprise with the work equally divided among LIEMPTY-15, 4,6, and 27, who split up the hours of.duty so that there is uninterrupted . coverage Mondays through Fridays from 0800 to 1800 hours, and 0800 to 1500 hours Saturdays, (Extra-hour or week-end coverage may be requested as necessary, and the LILYRIC personnel responded to the Station request for such extra coverage during the AEMIDRIFF and AESEASICK cases.) The family has continued to provide reports during the reporting period on all activity centered on the front entrance of the MHHARSH Embassy, Such coverage included, as in the past, daily logs on the comings and goings of MHHARSH officials, up-te-date’ recording of MHIIARSH license aounbers, special activities and visitors (particularly Americans, of whom five were spotted and reported on during the reporting period), and some 3,500 photographs, AS an example of the value of LILYRIC coverage, within one week of the change of license plates at the MHHARSH Embassy (a biannual change affecting all of Mexico, with new numbers bearing no relation to the old), LILYRIC had provided a complete list of the new numbers (along with the cars to which the plates are assigned). Among other things, this enabled tho Station to identify AESEASICK's companions during his jast few days:in Mexico. Without LILYRIGC identificationof the new license plates would have taken months and would have handicapped our operations, LILYRIC has also provided special coverage.of the visit of a Latia Aserican CP representative, and is currently watching for the two AZKICK security technicians, 201-314616, and the man who went to meet the LNREAD agent. Also, LILYRIC has reported on visits of Mexican students and the identity of the MHHARSH representatives who deal with then or hand out literature to them. In short, LILYRIC's services, even though the CLASSIFICATION i { PAGS NO. SE PREV . “i | | uv TOUS EDITION. Ss E Cc R & T , coNTINUED 4 14-0000 CLASSIFICATION Oleralon SYMDUL ANO NUMBER CONTINUATION OF i DISPATCH | . | USE COCRET. dU HMMA-38700 00 NHHARSHers undoubtedly assume we have a LILYRIC=lLike facility, and act accordingly, are another vital olement of the REDTOP program. LIEMPTY-4 9, LIENPTY-~4, ha6é continucd to develop and to print oll of . the LICALLA and LILYRIC photographs. He has been met regularly by Bruce H, FERNALD (taking over for GERiNDE) since 26 Novomber 1969, phe first few meetings at that time (late November and early December) were arranged by FERNALD by telephono to LIEMPTY-4 and _ primarily concerned LIEMPTY-4's reports on GERENDE's family problems -ahd related security arrangements, Since mid-December, LIEMPTY-4 ° resumed a regular. schedule (usually weekly) of meetings at pre-arranged. sites and times. LIEMPTY-4 has been given a special extension in the Station to which he may call as "Dr. Carlos" to .Jeave a message ‘for "Victor": .(FERNALD),. FERNALD can change meeting plans by directly calling LIEMPTY-4, The only personal problem directly involving LIEMPTY-4 was surgery on his knee which required his wearing a full cast on his leg for over six weeks. During this’ period. when LIEMPTY-4 has been unable to drive, FERNALD has been meeting LIEMPTY-4, for the exchange of LICALLA/LILYRIC films and prints, at LIEMPTY~-4's office, under a suitable pretext and with appropriate security precautions, LIEMPTY-4's services are invaluable since the Station could not, on a continuing basis, process the LIEMPTY material in its own photo lab, SECURITY 10. Other than the security problems inherent in GERENDE's personal problems, there have been no security problems during the reporting period, FUTURE PLANS 11, As for GERENDE, the Station has reached the conclusion that he must be terminated, ‘This is not an easy decision to make, nor will it be easy to confront GERENDE with this decision, He has, after all, devoted 15 years of his life to RVROCK. However, as noted above, in spite of his talents the Station has been able to get along without his services. Furthermore, the constant security risk posed by his wife is, frankly, an unacceptable risk. To try to molify her by promising ‘her a portion of his salsry is probably unworkable in realistic terms, particularly since her attitude has progressively hardened. The Station, therefore, intends to terminate GERENDE prior to the end of FY 1970, GERENDL'S contract calls for a termination bonus of one month's salary: per full year, This would come to $8,750 (USD), Fox various reasons, including the need to preserve the security of the operation by ensuring that the termination 1s amicable, it will probably be necessary, as stated in paragraph 6, to give GERENDE about $10,000 (USD), Furthermore, it will be necessary to inform LIEMPTY=-19 of the termination, and, to keep her from revealing what she knows, she will undoubtedly have to be given some money herself. The Station does not believe that it would beequitable or sound from a security point of view to use the money which GERENDE himself has earned for this purpose. Therefore, while the figure will remain negotiable, the Station believes that the sum of $2,500 (USD) would be a reasonable amount, Total obligations for FY 1970 in the LIEMPLTY Project are currently estimated at slightiv leas than $33,000 (USD). The Project has been approved in the amount of $38,970 (USD) leaving unobligated approximately $6,000 (USD). It is therefore requested that the LIEMPTY Project be amended for FY 1970 to provide an additional $8,000 (USD) to be used in the GERENDE termination. Funds will be available at the Station, ~ - CLASSIFICATION TAGE NO. i Te” 53a 0 USE PREVIOUS EDITION [| : 40> ‘ SECRET CONTINUED 5 14.90000 _ TCLASOIFICATION 7 | | SECRET | _wwwa-38700 . project’ renewal for FY 1971, as far as LICALLA, LILYRIC, and LIEMPTY-4 are concerned, 00 changes in procedure aré planned. The product is useful, it is as timoly as present: circumstances permit, and the personnel involved are doing’ their jobs well, The only change foreseen is an increase in salary for somo, if not all, of these agents. The most recent salary increases took effect in May 1968, LIEMPTY-4 has not had an increase since January 1967, and LIEMPTY-13 since January 1964, Jticrease in cost of living alone would be sufficient justification ; to raise salaries, but in the case of these agents their consistently excellent work deserves €o be rewarded, These salary increases will probably range between 10 and 20 percent. “7 43, As for other project expenses, LIEMPTY-10 and LIEMPTY-11 wikl no Ionger be funded: under LIEMPTY, but have been transferred ‘te LIEMBRACE effective 1 July 1970, Real estate expenses should remain fairly constant, with perhaps a slight allowance for inflation, .The rent on GERENDE's dark room (MEXI 137) will no longer be paid’ with his termination. MV-2823 will be sold or otherwise disposed of and should not be included in the project for FY 1971, Equipment and operational expenses should remain constant, f CISFATCH SYNDUL AND NUMPER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH cette meanest at 12, Regarding the a Lint Kies ortent age re CLASSIFICATION SECRET IL] commun FORM B64 52a USE PREVIOUS EDITION. 4407 . f SO -4-PY/F 14-0000 OT mn ey : Art one OT awe Hos 15 March 1970 TO : Case Officer and Chief of Station FROM : GERENDE SUBJECT: GERENDE Background and Status Report of Present Yarital Confilet 1, While this. fs not intended to be a full exposition of my - personal and private life over vecent years, I would like to make known Some of the facture that have, from my point of view, led up to the present sitration, 2, I realize that the interests of the organization and the interest of the tndividuals who may have opportunity to come in . contact with my case dictate as Little personal involvement as . possible in the lives of agents. Indeed, the requirements of security, compartrentation and efficiency prescribe the modue operandi and, to a great extent the ‘nodus vivendi, of agency personnel not only in the sense of earning a living but also in manner of living. Ideally, the less said about an agent's private life, the better, but, as the years ge by, changes may occur which go unreported or unneticed and which may bring about unexpected events and renercussicns. When x person has been working for the Station, as J have, for fifteen years with little or no personnel uandling problems, no security flaps, no obvious problems on the job, and something cones up like the abrupt Separation of my wife (LISMPTY-19) and re with the personal and potential security visks it has entatled, J feel that some explanation i8 necessary. Should it be in order, I would like this explanation te reach not only my present case officer and Chiet of Station but also the former Chief and officers with whom I have had the privilege to work over the years, 3. I would like to give thanks, in advance, for the patience and understanding that have been shown me thus far, Whatever the final outcome, I know that pecple have been bending over backward to be helpful and patient in hopes of an early solution to the eonflict. 4, Back in September 1959, shortly after our wedding in late 1958, my wife and baby girl, were moved, by the agency, into a . SlCksT . ref Pe AID P05, 0d oon et a Ne fe af, } £é Heat se "s ap a _ & Sie & ; LG tte . SOE PIB ee uly ry Aes et #4 ~2- ae . : spacious, carpeted, furnished apartment near the DIZTAG Embassy, which Served intermittently as a listening post-basehouse for the agency, At the time, LIEWTY-19 was working as the manager of the bookstore at the University cf the Americas and, at the seme time, studying for a B,A, in philosophy, Thosr. were happy times. We ‘received a two-sionth leave, went to Europe, the Rome Olympics and . visited LIEMPTY-19's family in Holland. Back in salexico, when the - base was in operation. I stayed heme a lot (one of the revuirenents), minded the cial and tave recorders and the baby -=- an unfortunate reversal of marital roles, After exactly five years the basehouse was closed down and we lost rent, LIEMPTY-19's salary and my mother's salary which she had been receiving as part-time basehouse keeper. My mother and youngest sister gave considerable help in taking care of the baby while LIEMVTY-19 worked and when we went to Furope and Jeft the baby with then, This was during the first three years at the base until we had our second cliiild, Christopher, 5. We moved to a small apartment in Lomas and, to supplement the loss cf salary aad rent allowance, the Station began paying 1,000 nesos a month fcr the use of a dark reom T had built or the roof of the building, We had or third child, Madeleine, unplanned, two months after settling in the two-bedroom apartment, The apartment need not have been so small hut we had shosea it for its Lecation and style and because it was to be a temporary stop until we could find something better, We missed voting to the Olympics in Tokyo which we had planned to do (1964) aad instead began negotiating to buy a home beilding site at Rio Escondido but whea the deal fell thragh, we decided to go on leave to Europe again, this time with the two elder childven, leaving the baby with my sister, We visited with LISMPTY-19's parents in Holland (they had moved back to Holland after having lived in Washirgton, D.C,, since 1943) and the two children stayed with them while LIEMPTY-19 and I made Side trips. Traveling is LIEMPTY-19's vreatest love in Life, Upon our return to Mexico (J came back twe weeks earlier), LIEMPTY-19 was so depressed at leaving Kurove and being back in Mexico she was enotionally and physically inaccessible for about six weeks, She nad not fully adjusted to living ia Mexico or to settling down and beconiag a housewife, Our cramped quarters, way of livitig, lack of moaey, my job, my irregular hours and habits, my Friday night poker games, the three children, all these got her dewn, 6. In the fall of 1965 after our return from Furope I began teaching English to beginners in the adult education program at the American School in the evenings. This started as a two-hour a week meonlighting experiment but by early 1966, through student contacts made at the school, I had branched ovt te teaching at the offices of Carnation Milk Co,, Singer Sewins Machine, and Richardson-Merrell Drug Co, for a total of about tweaty hours per week, LIEMPTY-19, meantime, was working part-time at the Hamilton School in Lomas where the two older children were attending. The family finances improved and I was able to convince LIEMPTY-19 that ood oie en * Sy Nd ae Sets eee oD 4 eg SEO os fF . - 3 the best thing to do vas-to invest in land and build a house big enough for our growing family which by now had a fourth child on the way, With three friends as partners, I entered on a land-buying deal which turned out to be complicated’ as we bought the land in the form of company stock. The company was liquidated and the assets were distributed, as land, to the four partners. I paid for our share with tae proceeds fran the sale of a small lot I had been paying for since.1955, LIEMPTY-19 was at first reluctant to tie us down with a house but when we finally got the papers and land deed straightened out, she threw herself wholehenrtedly into the : project and the building whieh began in August 1967, While LIEMPTY-19 eupervised the construction, I worked during Septerber and October almost full-time for the Oly:apic Organizing Committee and the group Zrom Czechoslovakia which came ty train in the pre-Olympics. My father-in-law deposited money ‘n Mexico to help us with the majoy part of the financing of the house. We ured $256,500 pesos of his morey and about $60,000 that LIEMPTY-19 and i had saved and got the house tinished enough to move in in March 1968, We were very short on furniture und shortly after moving, in bought three bedroom sets, an autonatic washer and even a piano, Naturally, cash was svacce, dirt was plentiful, The yard was a pile of rubble, the carpentry work had just begun, there were no closets, the house was unpainted. Theveaster, we did things on the 'cuse as the money came in: continued with carpentry, finished the driveway, put in grass, nuilt 2 fence and front rate, 7. Six months after moving in came time for the Olympics and Y worked, unofficially tais time, with the water polo team from Australia, LIetPTy-19 worked for the month with the Dutch and Belgian radio aud TV group. LIgiMPTY-19 vas, once again, caught up in the atmesphere of being among Europeans and doing something exe‘ting and out of the routine of home aud children, She ‘fell in love with the Australians as well, and for several months all she eceld talk of was that we should move to Australia, TY gave it some thought but decided that we had neither the money to invest nor the youth and technical training to make it as pioncers “down under" and, on the other hand, family, friends, a house, and job seniority here in Mexicc,. &, Toward the end of 1968, LIFMPTY-19 decided it was time for me to move out of the master bedroom as she could no loager face that aspect of ouy married life, For several months we tried this but it did not werk out fer me, One night in March 1969 after we returned home from a party, she asked me to help her undress aud when she, once again, refused to have aaythiag co de with me, I got rough with her, prompting a decision on her pari, which she had already been poudering, to visit her parents in Hiolland as soon as possible. Her father provided the plane fare and she! left in April for the United States to visit hex brother and sister and Holland, for what she said would be a five week trip, She stayed eeay ten weeks, The four children remained with me, the, maid, and ! 14-0000 - or. . 27h Me ee ee ee anay -~ 4 = my mother who came to-hvip three days a week, Upon her return, LIOPTY-19 bore an air of resignation rather than of enthusiranand, “again, as on her previous return from Europe, was physically down end sentally unhappy. When asked about her thoughts on Australia she said that if she had wanted to live in Australta, she should have married an Austrrlian. The separation bad not improved our intinate relationship, : 9. %In Avgust I was to take fite weeks' leave and ¢£0 with the children to Astro-World in tiouston aad visit my mother's family in South Carolina, When I suggested postponing making monthly payments on her father's loan until Deceaber when the Christmas Bonus would cover the back debt, in order to make the trip, she vas adamant, saying that if I did net have the cash for going, I should not take leave, I borrowed from my iife insuraace policy and left with the three youngest children, Adriana had a touch of aepaztitis and joined us three weeks later. After spending the month in South Carolina, we returned to Mexico to find that LIEMOTY-19 had very much enjoyed her solitude. ‘We had already talked ubout divorce before her trip to Holiard in the spring. I had told her that TI would not corsider parting with the children and she said she would consider leaving them tc me if I would settle the debt to her father as well aS give her a Substantial share of what she considered was her part of the house. The title of the house was in my name and had been Since the buying of the land. LISMPTY-19mid Y could mortgage or sell the house but that ihe money was what she was mainly interested iu. I told her that the sale of the house was not financially wise in its unfinished state and that the house and land are very likely to appreciate sharply over the next three or four years coasidering the housing developments going on in the area. Added to this was ‘he seitimenta] attachment to the house and area, A mortgage, on the other hanc, for the amount of her father's ioan plus what she was asking, was something I could not afford considering the more than 12 percent cost of such a mortgage in Nexico. 10, At the same time, during September 1969, that we were going through the above-meotioned discussions, LIEMPTY-19 was taking a course at Japan Airlines to become a tour guide ard group leader for trips to the Orient as early as November 1969 and, certainly, te Expo °'70 in Osaka during the spring and summerd 1970. “The received a diploma to that effect, I told her th.t if she wanted out cfr the marr“ave and wanted to be free to travel it was all right by me but that the children would stay with me and I would continue to repay he» father at the agreed rate ($2500 per month and 5 percent per year), She then sought Jega)J adviee frou an old friend, Dutch lawyer Guillermo Floris Margadant who, in turn, steered hor to a young woman lawyer, Dra, Berta Martinez, who must have advised LIEMSTY-19 that under the local legal system the only way to try for a sizable cash settlement and considerable support was to hang on to the children because LIEMPTY-19 made a radical "about-face" in her attitude concevning them and she now said that she could not 14-0000 Cry : ae) et ca) - 5 - a . 4 “abandon” the children. I refused to visit her lawycr with her “ Saying I was not interested in getting divorced, whereas she said that her :nind was made up and that we would have to split up, \ 11, Things came to a head on the night of 12 Noverber when I got home arvund 9 PM and she sugyerted we have a drink and talk things over, I mixed Some martinis and she began laying down the terms under which she thought we should get divorced, i.e. I should move out of the house, mortgage to pay back her father's money, grant her custody of the children and support of 2,000 pesos per month per child ($8,000). I said I would not get divorced under these conditions and we discussed anJ argued in the kitchen for about three hours, killing a bottle of gin in the process. We went upstairs’ and when I tried to make up to her she tried to rouse the children, unsuccessfully, and then tried to leave the house which I would not Iet her do. She got hysterical, phoned a neighbor, Uta de la Hoz, then she rent into the front yard and awakened the next door neighbors, Walter Hurley and his wife, and asked to go to their heuse. A few minutes later, Uta and her husband Guillermo came and LIEMPTY-19 went with them to their home two blocks away. About a half-hcur later I walked up to Uta's to ask LIEMPTY-19 to come home but wes told that she was busy phoniug her lawyer and would not veturrn, 12, The following morning I tyok the children to schocl as usual and my sister Marcia (LIEMPTY-4's wife) picked them up ard took them to her house where ] joined them tor lunch, Li:sipTy-19 eame by in the late afternoon while my sister was cut, piteked up the children saying she was taking them home, failed to do so, then disappeared and was not to be found, 13, It was the subsecuent action taken by LIEMPTY-19 in dropping her lawyers and taxing on the services of Bernabe Jurado, the most notorious penal attorney in Mexico, that led to the potential security hazatds that ensued, : areron b ere fmm 9 March 1970 TO ¢ Case Officer FROM : GERENDE SUBJECT: GERENDE Status Report The present situation of the narital conflict between GERENDE and his wife (LISMPTY-19) is as follows: 1. GERENDE is living at his mother’s apartment at 99 Carlos B. Zetina Street, Apartment 9. He has rented a three-bedroom -apartment at Tornael 2 corner with Pedro Antonio de los Santos where he-has stored the household effects and furniture removed from his former address at Ladera 39, Lomas de Bezares. 2, The house at Ladera 39 is rented to an executive of Chrysler Corporation International, Dr. Leon MARKIEWICZ, his wife, and fifteen-year old daughter, all of Argentine nationality. The monthly rent is 6,700 pesos M/N and the contract is for two years, beginning 1 February 1970. : 3. LIEMPTY-19 and the four children are apparently still : living at the residence of the Netherlands’ Ambassador, Barcn Schelto Van Heemstra at Pefia 360, Jardines del Pedregal, It seems : fairly certain they are at that address from things that the two older children, Adriana and. Chris, have said to GERENDE on the last two occasions he has seen them. They have been there since 5 December 1969. LIEMPTY-19 has denied that she has a fixed address : and says that she is staying with "friends," 4, LIEMPTY-19 is continuing to use the services of Bernabe Juardo as her lawy: > and, through him, is pressing for even more advantageous terms in the. divorce thaa she had asked in November. ; i Please see the attached copy and translation of the latest proposal : : made by Juardo on 4 March 1970, i 5. The charges and accusations made by LIEMPTY-19 against GERENDE are still not completely resolved and are as follows: ‘ a. Insults, threats and attempted homicide -~- this charge rests at the S° Juzgado Penal, 2° Corte Penal located at ~bE e ~ bey f ral cde > % — Coe “ey Pa ' Le eel BL exis oer i ee a rm Lecumberri. | The judge is CRUZ Mellado. These charges have not been pressed since they were originally made on 13 November 71969 by LIEMPTY-I9. The ruling on these charges, should the case cone to trial, must be made by three judges of the 22 Corte Penal composed of the 4th, 5th, and 6th Juzgados Penales, The _ judge of the 6° Juzgado is Lic. QUIRAZCO, an alumnus of GERENDE's latyer, Jorge Mario MAGALLON. Together they have, on two occasions, been to speak to Judge CRUZ Mellado who agreed not to: ‘issue an arrest warrant ant who has, finally, called for a hearing on 16 March (subsequently postponed) at 10:00. MAGALLON has given GERENDE assurances that the charges are likely to be dismissed, b. Fraud -- this charge was made by LIEMPTY-19 and her lawyer on 11 December 1969, the day after GERENDE left the Villa Obregon jail after having spent a week there for : disobeying a court order, (The court order ‘had consisted of an unfounded request to have GERENDE expelled from his house and to have LIENPTY~19 reinstated there with her father, as the temporary custodian of the children, GERENDE refused then adnissbn under those terms, hence disobeying the Villa Obregon judge’s order, so the judge's secretary arbitrarily ordered, on the spot, a l0-day detention. Subsequently, the judge, LUCAS del ARSENAL, was forced to lift the detention after seven days and dismiss himself from the case and divorce proceedings as incompetent. The judge has had to face charges of collusion from and with the lawyers of both parties, i.e. Magallon and Jurado, The charge of fraud rests at Mesa 313 of the Procuraduria del Distrito Federal, The Public Ministry Agent in charge of that table is Jorge GUTIERREZ Cruz, LIEMPTY-19 claims that the money lent to her and GERENDE for building the house at Ladera #39 was actually loaned to buy the house and that GSRENDE, knowing they were married under “ the separate property marriage clause hd wrongfully placed the property in his name only, thereby committing fraud. - Actually, the land was bought by GERENDE before Christmas 1965 in a complicated transaction involving three other partners: Robert Bancroft WHITEHOUSE, John (Dick) RENNA, and James Walter HURLEY, and each of the partners placed the property in their respective names with the complete knowledge of their spouses,- Later the land was subdivided and after nineteea months the deeds were issued, LIEMPTY-19 supervised and prodded the notary who made the transaction and she was perfectly aware that the property was in GERENDE's name, In August 1967 when construction of the house began, LIEYPTY-19's father's money was used which he had deposited in Mexico for the purpose, Since January 1969, according to the terms of the loan agreement, GSRENDE has been paying it off and has receipts from LIEMPTY-19 to show for it, GERENDE has presented both the land deed ("escritura") pre-dating the construction of the house and the receipts reo Nee y 14-0000 | f4 tan a ~3< . _ Showing up to date payment of the loan at the "Mesa 314," No further action has been taken by LIEMPM Y-19 or her lawyer on this matter but the. charge has not finally been settled and is still pending. ‘The charge is, of course, unfounded and is awaiting the proper “lubrication” in order to be filed away. c, Neglect -- this charge was made by LIEMPTY-19 in © December ‘1969 at the 7° Juzgado Mixto de Paz claiming that GERENDE had abandoned LIEMPTY-19 and the children to their fate and that they were utterly destitute. GERENDE was not notified of.this charge and on 9 February after attending a hearing at.the Villa Obregon juzgado (see below), once out on the sidewalk, Judicial police agents detained GERENDE, took him to the Procuraduria and from there to Lecumberri. This process involved being finger-printed and mugged, The following day GERENDE was out on a 2,000 pesos bond and three days later, 13 February, the justice of the peace (a woman) formally set GERENDE free for lack of evidence. GERENDE and Magallon went back on 5 March to pick up the bond money and see if Jurado had appealed but he had not and, apparently, that matter is closed, 6. On 14 November 1969, one day after LIEMPTY-19 disappeared from home’ taking the children with her, GERENDE brought charges against her for minor lesions and showed. medical proof thereof. The hearing of 9 February after which GERENDE was detained, wag called by Villa Obregon judge Bonfilto SEGURA. GERENDE reiterated the charge, LIEMPTY-19 denied it, the judge ruled against her, ordered her to prison but since the injuries were minor, it does not require privation of liberty and she must only go and sign-in once a week, t 7. LIEMPTY-19 is at present teaching school at the Edron Academy on Caleri. Street in San Angei Inn, The two older children are going to school there. During the latter part of November, all December and half of January, the children did not attend any school, .On three occasions GERENDE has been to the school at 13:30 to try to speak to LIEMPTY-19 and see the children. LIEMPTY-19 has objected to this and the meetings mve been short and fruitless except for GERENDE learning that they are still staying at the Dutch Ambassador's, GERENDE's last visit there was on 3 March (Tuesday). 8. After the Villa Obregon judge dismissed himself from the divorce proceedings, according to standard procedure, the case went to Coyoacan and Xochimilco respectively where the judges, in turn, excused themselves from the case and it has finally come to reside at the Ist Juzgado Civil in the D,F, The judge is Olda CORREA (woman) and has the reputation of being tough and pretty straight. Since LIEMPTY-19 has not given an address where divorce suit papers can be served her, the suit has not yet been initiated on GERENDE's part. LIEXPTY-19, on the otherimnd, has not had “ Sauer . ™ GERENDE served with papers though his current address is known, apparently because she is still seeking a voluntary divorce along ~ the lines and terms which are stated in the accompanying set of oO proposals, GERENDE cannot begin to accept these proposals ia . : their-present form as they are patently unfair and hardly a point to beginning bargaining from. oN eget oh on SO~E- WF Pn 14-0009, 5 n ) aN 8 March 1970 The following proposals were made to GERENDE on 4 March 1970 (Monday) by LIEMPTY-19's lawyer, Bernabe Jurado, through a mutual friend, Licenciado Carlos Heyu, to wit: TERMS under which the problem of (LiEMPTY-19] and {Raymond H, GERENDE] could be solved, 1. The right (patria potestad) to the minors would be kept by both the mother and father. . 2, The guardianship and custody of the four children is ‘entrusted to the mother. The father may visit the children once a week between 10:00 and 19:00 hours; he may take them out once a month and will return them to the mother's address before 19:00, 3. The father is obliged to pay the mother the sum of 10,000 pesos MN, in advance, per month beginning with the month of November 1969, since which time he has not given the mother or children any money at all, 4. This agreement will be raised to the level of a formal public writ the day it is signed by both parties, 5, Both spouses agree to divorce voluntarily under the terms of this agreement, 6. Upon termination of the divorce procedure, by mutual consent, both parties will desist from the civil and penal actions ‘that either might have initiated against the other. Sf C rs -7. Both spouses are obliged to attend punctually the meetings that the legal procedure establishes as well as grant the guarantees demanded by the Public Ministry and acting Judge for the approval of this agreement and granting of the divorce, 8, In order that the father may visit his children and take them out, the mother is obliged to give notice of every change of address, 1 9, With the exception of the one day a week that the father may visit the children and the one day a month when he may take - A Ary 8 JO flows vhs ele 7 3S be 4 ws eege ¢, i ~ ke so-t- PELs wade wm 4 them out, the father contracts the obligation of absolutely abstaining from calling on the mother's address, so that she may carry on her life freely without neglecting her children, io, | Whilo the voluntary divorce is being processed, the ; and, as mother and children will live at — above stated, to satisfy their needs, the father wilT make the tirst monthly payment of $10, 000, 11, Neither the father nor the mother may take the children out of Mexican territory without the authorization of the other, 12, Since GERENDE owes the parents of LIEMPTY-19 the sum of $286,500 plus agreed~on interest, minus whatever payments he has been able to make, the said GERENDE ig obliged to mortgage the house at 39 Ladera, Lomas de Bezares in this city, precisely during the course of the divorce procedure by mutual consent as established in the antecedent clauses and before the divorce is granted so that LIEMPTY-19's parents are reimbursed on their loan or on the out- standing unpaid balance, 13, The expenses of making this agreement a formal writ as well as the fees of B, Juardo will be paid by GERENDE but these will be fixed in an equitable manner by Carlos Heyn to whose decision both will submit, 14. In case of failure to comply with any of the clauses of this agreement at any time or for just one time, either by GERENDE or LIEMPTY-~19, both agree to expressly establish the following Sanctions and terms: 15. If GERENDE is the one who violates any clause just one time, he will forfeit the house at Ladera 39 to the mother and children, LIEMPTY-19, Adriana Juliette, Christopher Ramon, Maria Madoleine, and Laurence Fernando, and said property will belong to the above "mentioned persons, 16, If LIEMPTY-19 1s the one who violates the terms of this agreement for just one itme, she will lose the custody of children in favor of the father or whatever perscn he designates for the guardianship and custody of the minors, 17, Since LIEMPTY-19 has to establish an appropriate place to live, in the company of her four children, both parties agree that the household effects will be turned over by GERENDE, to LIEMPTY-19 for that purpose, as well as the automobile she has been usiag throughout the marriage, Mexico, D.F., 4 March 1970 jo SEL “ PS — -3-.. . NOTE: GERENDE's lawyer advised him not te make a counter proposal. ‘His comments on the above terms are as follows (keyed to above): 1. OX 2. Visitation rights everyday at any time; he may take then out overnight once per week, 3. Will pay 5000 pesos per month, to begin with date of settlement (i.e. not retroactive) , 4. OK 5. OK, assuming that agreement is reached on terms 6. OK 7. OK 8 OK 9. Revise to agree with GERENDE'’s version of paragraph 2 10, OK, except payment is to be 5000 pesos. 11. OK 12, No. GERENDE prefers to continue paying off under the terms of the loan agreement with LIEMPTY-19's father, Later, if a mortgage can be obtained at an acceptable interest, GERENDE might consider this, 13.- No. GERENDE and LIEMPTY-19 will each pay their own lawyers, 14. See below 15, Not acceptable 16. Not acceptable (in context of paragraphs 14, 15, and 16) 17. She may receive household effects, but not the car, ptt rss 14-0000, a Ee “a eg ot PRIXESSING ACTION ~ DISPATCH srcant | lanemame ie . Chief of Station, Mexico City : | fag sacri, rOUIRED i) Tommy QUALIFIED OfSK . / CAN DCE INDUIING Chief, Western Henisphere Division | wuckorrus ) | aT a a .) REDLEG LIEMPTY/LNEASE Double Agent Cases ACTION QLURED - REFERENCES REFERENCES: A. Director 016547 B. MEXICO CITY 2741 1 Per’ Reference A, LNEASE case Bruce DAKAR (LNEASE - Case No. 127-41) was passed to LNERGO who plans to use . DAKAR within WOLADY . No additional details are available. os 2. Headquarters appreciates Station's support on the case of Frank CAMDEN and the LIENTRAP details forwarded in Reference B. We will keep the Station apprised of any additional developments in CAHDEN's case. Milton C. SANTRELLA MICROFILMED © APR 197 DOC. MICRO. SER, Distribution: : s Orig. and 1 - COS, Mexico City ~ p> 8; . pa bed 4 Cetin RETERINTE TO DSPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER gat EE MAR 1979 B 201-862965 HMMW-17789 19 Harch 1970 BGS FILE NUMSER / y50-6-74/3 : f% 201-814276 OFFICE SYMBOL DATE Ag 1C/SB/%. (si. 33-20. o | D. Dnt res | ({C. C1/0PS/WH A NeZse/cr/omp 2% | a Ti fy. Sate OFFICER S NAME »6 i ra TRESING maze GHKESYNSOL =} DALE Porndia GERATRE OE yh hifi? “ c/wH/1 19 Mar 70.¢ Jot C. ‘Wirray nee 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION. “ if Dp f § PAT CH ———_—— ease pre pevenm peageeseacuaes Heute pir npmeet pps wei hele cast parcanenacntemnerepeeaaiene eet tert mo Ahmet teething ¢entet eo mer eneetey reese aewte waete beens tains nema eee eee emma ratvimmime an emyne deme 8 14-0000 , STARIAT DISSEMINATION _,_TLASSIFIED Messabé , ° Sérac Copies /¢ an ~ ROUT G6 ON NITIES SEB ermen ‘ VA b ECRET paola - Te . 7 (Wher Filled In~" Sr of) i «ce corr CJissueo []norres [aerahouction OF TMIS COPY PRONIEITED ra] — i mots (lve Ono tee Lr me cc aanee ro cemeno. - ow ow av _—___________. 3 -REP TO C8 FILE NO. ee 0 ! a orssene a! Pen 2 |] O mene 0 actunn vo mance athe ACTION UNIT ‘ * nia [el FUE elev. see — ACTION NO. . TD I6 = : — PES, S-E CR ET 1925592 MAR 70 CITE MEXICO CITY(2766 : DIRECTOR i ° 20H. 046 440 LIEMPTY . , fv REF: DIRECTOR 918246 1. POUCHING LIEMPTY REPORT 26 MARCH, REGRET DELAY WHICH DUE PRESS OTHER ACTIVITIES REDTOP FIELD. 26 FILE: 58-6-74/3. GP=} SECRET ey all SECRET 60-6739 80 Mar Te tS core 7 eee MESSAGE buRM TOTAL COPIES: “oma: . Bob Hazel WH/1 ern 4167/1973 = 13 March 1970 _ Ono (J rire wi cs rie no. mus.va, KLEE, _ : : DO no rox I 7 { . : _ : elite (stassifigation) . (date end time tited) {reference number) | SECRET. i3 00 iztan CITE DIRECTOR ‘yo [7 ‘ tal a O18245 7 MEXICO CITY mo, . . oo . LIEMPTY . REF: DIR 014964* , 1. PLEASE ADVISE DATE YOU POUCHING LIEMPTY REPORT, 2. ris(S0-E-7H/8) . END OF MESSAGE | “WH COMMENT: Ref request® latest LIEMPTY Progress Roport. : Y - | i . ws wizttrax v./BROB MURRAY 5 - CHIEF, WHD CHIEF, WH/1 ‘ ia: : 7 2 22 > ed 2 ‘ : 4 “Ww 1 : . . COORDINATING OFFICERS Hs { . whOuP RELEASING orricta SECRET ee er aurnasmicating Cory NO. REPRODUCTION DY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, ha Fa nee ene ee . bo. a 'e tty prem se apne 1400000 1g ! . “mms Mitagacf bon // : : OTAL COMES: tous: Bob Hazen units WH/2L SECRE f on 4167/1973 pare 18 March 1970 . " GAOLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION OC inoex Owowow =) nervantro ———_—— eranen Cerro @ | (J ene in cs ene no. ey ta | CONF: (dete and time tied) @retereace number) (classification) SECRET _ cire ounscron * - exrco om 1300 G7zis 470 OLB 24% 7 LIEMPTY . oo REF: DIR 014964" | ot a 1. PLEASE ADVISE DATE YOU POUCHING LIEMPY'Y REPORT. 2. FILE: S0-6-74/3, END OF MESSAGE “WH COMMENT; Ref request latest LIEMPTY Progress Report. ~ sy ; t + 4. LL ot : he EhiLLey Te i Lene] he Alles wittrat v /BROE , SORNAC, MURRAY CHIEF, WHD : CHIEF, WH/1 4 3 a 1 ~nNwena COORDINATING OFFICERS. | ! Delle hee eosecth AUTHENTICATING ‘Secnoraiing sol Opsican AELGAGING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, 1A Tete meee « antnengmmeenerneeate peg COPY NO. . _ Pr eres mo kgs . ve Tet pep emer , . ' 14-0000 woe ANSSAGE PAM Sf TOTAL COPIES: Saree Bob Haze renee WH/1 on 4167/1973 1S March 1970 SECRE (claeaiticetion) . {date and time filed) greterence nuaber) SECRET CITE OIPECTOR «+. c A900 G22 taza | 04.8 824% 1 MEXICO CITY " LIEMPTY “, REF; DIR 014964* 1, PLEASE ADVISE DATE YOU POUCHING LIEMPTY REPORT, 2. FILE: 50-6-74/3, END OF MESSAGE "WH COMMENT: Ref request latest LIEMPTY Progress Report. Keg _ : Leghebededew a is WiLLIAd Vv . MURRAY I, CHIEF, WHD ye cuIEe. WH/1 “6 ts. . 1 F 2 2 4 % L . COORDINATING OFFICERS . wv a . RELCASING OPFIGER SECR : T tahded ree c= AUT een REPROOUCTION O7 OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. COPY NO. Nao Frege et ne ~ . sete ! . POMGE O29 200 = H ~ SOTMMC OPIN: © “fo. uf ‘ omas Rob Hazen te _ : ‘unre WH/1 c s SG-r § Extr “16771973 | oars: —ITer~March 1970 O inoex O no wos CO neruan ro ———-- craven = - CJ ena nia ' CABLE SECAETARIAT OLSSEMINATION oy nes dT ane a 8 rn 0, conh. 7 {olaseitication) . {date and time flied) rarer avenber) SECRET sos CITE DIRECTOR r veurco exe 190 i72ts 370 043245 1 LIEMPTY Lon “REF; DIR 014964* , 1. PLEASE ADVISE DATE YOU POUCHING LISUPTY REPORT, 2. FILE: 50-6-74/3. END OF MESSAGE *WH COMMENT: Ref request latest LIEMPTY Progress Report. AAT an cme ame mE ORE Efile MURRAY 5 /) CHIEF, WH/1 ean cS COPY 0-6-2 3 COORDINATING OFFICERS A balyded free ovtegatte AUTHENTICATING AC LEASING OFFicai SECRET Tineoreiig at MENTICA REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Corr NG, ‘an aro Speed ee Gg Otay es Ld Ly withtas LT oe CHIEF, WHD Ce ee) -bh wow wens | q a nee Et TE erency wad * 6 March 1970 MEHORANDUM FOR: SD/RMO . VIA : 8B/x/wa SUBJECT : Evaluation of Product Supplied to 8B/Pivision Through LIEMPTY and LIENVOY Operations 1. It is requested that an evaluation of the product supplied by the LIEMPTY photographic surveillance operation targeted against the Soviet Enbassy, and the LIENVOY joint telephone tap operations targeted aguiost the Soviet, Polish, sitd Czech Embassies be gubuitted to thig office. These evaluations will be presented with the current Projects LIEMPTY and LIENVOY renewala; they are also destred for use in opevational discussions with Mexico City Station. 2. As a guide, whenever possible, these evaluations should relate through the use of overall statistics and/or apecific inetances in which the product has. been deened useful by the 5B/Division. : Jobn C, Murray Chief, WH/2 | t Distribution: Orig. & 1 - 8B/RMO 1 - SB/X/WH : 1 - WH/1/Chrono 1 - LIEMPTY Project” 1 = LIENVOY Project 14-0000 ; “4 : "tf . SAC At i mance ouor WOR, fazer watts WHAT SECRET we AL67/19T3 fue 6 Maveh 1970 CANLE SECAUTAAIAT DISSEAUNATION CO) isoex OChaowore © acruan ro ——--_.. onan CO) ene aw OY PER 2 ——-| TJ ie ics ene no, so LL En Fits VA. EE ne ee tla ~~ — ~[aisesiiveattond : . (data andtine filed) SSCS . _ freterence number) ~ . O5 19 [Ozies fj ; cite owcctony 14 9 6 4. ro C\eXx1co CITY ; TL LIFEAT LYEMPTY REF: A, NMMA-37892 B, HMMA-383119 1. PLEASE SUBMIT LIFEAT AND LIEMPTY PROGRESS REPORYS SOONEST, me : 2. FILE: 60-6-32/3, 50-6-74/3, END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENT: Ref’ A reports LIFEAT progress 1 June through 31 August 1969, Ref B reports LIEMPTY progress 1 January through 3b October 1969, nn 1 re ae hob rE tell hits : JSOUN UORTON . . ¢ <Eog &. MURRAY ACTING CHIEF, WHD - op CHIEF, WH/L. .- a i. ? COOFDINATING OFFICERS ; y PAQLASING OFFICER s x ECR. RE Zar] aunercanns cory NO. i RERCOUCTICS SY OTHSR THAT THE ISSUING CFEICE 13 PAGHIQITEO, “gener (then i ereen in) . A \ yf : EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCES 1 f ne nn es ee ene eee nee nat ta tne _BOCUMi. tT ie Crary 1CAt Soi rie “CLASS IT IEATIOW “or “atcono cory \ / MMMA-38274 pac. sueseet : : SEMI-ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT FOR SB OPERATIONAL PROGRAM 1 JUN TO 30- NOV : SOURCE IF GHIATION SOURCE CRYFTONYM Oate oF inro, EVALUATION » TEXT 1 oF € EXTRACT “Chico cite. doc. Givtvibetien, Diesen. “Ye. , ’ te. > WT app hicsé: ’ la. LIEMPTY: No change. Indicate The Subject, Project Or 20L File No. In Which This Form Is To Be Filed. SUBJECT OF 201 (Last, Firat, Middle) LIEMPTY OPERATIONS FNM O67 pacetous SECRET (146) corrtons 14-00000 y . wo DISPATCH — hief, WH Division PROCTSSING ACTION Chief, SB Division an Chief of Station, Mexico City ¢' Fas October 196 < LIEMPTY Progress Report, 1 January - 3} ACTION REDGRED - SEFERENCES SUMMARY -. 1, There has been no change in the operating procedures of the two LIEMP’Y base houses, LICALLA and LILYRIC, or in the use “made of the product, Raymond H, GERENDE contioues as .Project principal agent, and renewed attempts have been made to broaden his activities, to include additional agent nandling and the following up of ops leads, After a slow start, some progress has been made, sbut GERENDE is now involved in divorce proceedings with his wife. (raise situation is steadily worsening and represents a potential "security risk to LIESMPTY and other Station operations, GERENDE 2. As Headquarters is aware, the Station has for some time . tried to get additional mileage out of GERENDE. The Station has long recognized GERENDE's not inconsiderable talents: He is personabla, fiuent ia two languages (to the poiat where he can pass either as a Mexican or an American with no trouble), he has considerable experience in support activities, he has knowledge of the local Scene which would be hard to duplicate, and he is completely at the Station's disposai, He has also worked for RVROCK for close to 15 years, in effect making a career of RVROCK, and the Station believes that this long period of service imposes on RVROCKX an obligation to see that he is fairly treated and provided with benefits which would not otherwise be due an agent with less lorgevity. On [re other hand, GEREXDE has picked up some bad habits-—-he is not ‘punctual, his written reports leave much to be desired, and worst of tall, he lacks drive and ambition. ; Distribution; @- cas . wipe tech l= C/SB Cf pe; fo So sate! es to CROSS ESARRUNCE TO CEPATCN SYMBOL AND NUMBER att : ___HMMA-38119 18 Novembe 6 CLASSIFICATION HOS FILE NUMBER SECRET 150-6~74/3 14-0000 CLASSIFICATION , DISPATCN SIMDCL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF | ; a ISPATEN t SECRET | __HMMA-38219 a 3. After several largely abortive attempts to get GERENDE to follow up operational leads (and after noting, at the same time, a . : fine job-he did-in recruiting LIRICE-13), the Station decided to . . . present GERENDE with what amounted to an ultimatum; Following a . . 6ix-week léave at the home of réldtives in the US, he was told that in recognition of his past services he was being given a salary increase ‘to .$7, 000 US per annum (which may not seem like much until it is realized that GERENDE pays ro taxes on this, and has the use re” of a QP car, to boot). He was also told that -he would be given a oe : oumber of ~leads to follow up (in some cases persons to whom he had natural Recess; in ‘other cases leads which he would follow up under wo cover and in alias) -a@s well'as agents to handle (in alias), It OS . would be up to him “take advantage. of this opportunity to perform ~ up to his level of ‘ability; if he did so, Headquarters would be willing to work out an annuity program which would relieve his ‘Worries about eventual retirement. . If he did not put out, he could _ | expect to be terminated by the end of FY 1970, GERENDE expressed DN .his gratitude and his willingness’ to put his shoulder to the wheel, ‘and, in fact, he has dofie. so. In October 1969 he took-over the handling “of LIANVIb-1-froa Oliver G. SCANTLING, and the Station hes started to givé him leads to follow up, His performance has improved in every way--his punctuality has improved, his written reports are continually improving, and he has made the effort to devise approaches to the various leads and to start to follow up on them, 4. The Station was therefore highly encouraged, until 24 October, when GERENDE reported that his wife wanted a divorce, The problem is basically one of incompatibility of personalities, . exacerbated by the fact that GERENDE'’s operational activities resulted in his being home more often than a man who works a normal office day. GERENDE's wife had taken a long vacation alone earlier in the year, visiting -her parents, and the leave taken by GERENDE, referred to above, followed his wife's return and did not include -her, Both times GERENDE had the four children, Thus the news of \y the divorce request did not come as a real surprise, The problem, ¥ however, is that both parties want custody of the children, and the ay dispute becomes daily more bitter and more violent, The station 4’ J bas taken the position that security of GERENDE'’s operations must : be preserved at all costs, hoping, of course, that the divorce can ic fe avoided, At this writing, the outcome cannot be guessed, If fly? the bitter fight results in the surfacing of GERENDE'sS RVROCK owt employment, LILYRIC and LICALLA are faced with at least ame threat of exposure, ~The MHHARSHers are quite aware that a LILYRIC-like facility exists; whether they suspect LICALLA is a moot question, LICALLA is in many ways more useful, and the MHHARSHers could put it out of business very easily by making their wall higher. Little could, or probably would, be done to prevent LILYRIC from functioning. YN 5. Other than LIANVIL-1 and the LIEMPTY assets directly , n handled by GERENDE (LILYRIC and LICALLA personnel and LIEMPTY-4) a other Station assets whose security might be affected by GERENDE's *\ current problems include LIENTRAP, LIRICE~13, and the PCM OP, ¥ GERENDE is also aware of the, fact that some sort of operation, presumably technical, is or has been conducted from the LIMESA $\ complex; he is aware of the existance and knows scme of the members _the LIEMBRACE team (LIEMBRACE~1, -2, and -4, among the currently act and he knows of the existance of LIENVOY and LIFEAT. His wife.is LIFEAT-19 and. has been a substitute transcriber as late as . \ : Tate 1968, and his mother was LIFEUD-19 (a former LIFEAT basehouse ue “ Keeper, ‘inactive since June 1964). : GERENDE also knows SCANTLING, +, David M. WILSTED, and Rayrond’L. BARCHNAS, as well as ‘current Station | : officers Vincent P, RIZZUTO and Bruce H, FERNALD (the latter in . . alias), Ne has also met Andrew E, PELLEMENT, who used an alias, Ta his 15 years, GERENDE has worked in almost every phase of the Station's support activities, and even though in recent years he has been pretty much restricted to LIEMPTY, his knowledge of activities and assets which are still current is considerable, It is too early to judge the-.outcome of GERENDE's problems, but the Station is making every effort to see that security of operations is not affected by whatever decision is reached, CLASSIFICATION ~ “RAGE NG. FORM aca 53a USE PREVIOUS EDITION. [xl ! CONTINUED 2 “0 | SECRET CLASSIFICATION | DISPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER CONTINUATION OF ~DISPATCH SECRET | _HMMA~38219_ LICALLA 6. The LICALLA base house has continued to function as in the past. LIEMPTY-9 continues to be a conscientious recorder of events. In addition to providing about 3,500 photos during the reporting period, as well as comments on events and relationships which are noted by him, he had provided special coverage as requested on various ‘targets of interest, such as AETAKEOFF. During GERENDE's = | absence on leave, LIEMPTY-9 was handled by SCANTLING. LILYRIC . A . 9, LIKMPTY-13, -14, -26, aad -27 have continued to provide full-time coverage of the MHHARSH Smbassy front entrance, providing _-daily logs of the comings and goings of all officers, and about *: 9,000 photos. during the reporting period. The LILYRIC base house reported -on the visits of Americans ten different times, and provided - special coverage ina connection with AEBURBLE, SCLEASE~2, and one other LNERGO walk-in case, LILYRIC personnel were also handled by SCANTLING during GERENDS's absence. i s LIEMPTY=4 ‘8, As in the past, LIEMPTY-4 has done the developing and printing of all LICALLA and LILYRIC photos, and most of the LIENTRAP production. LIEMPTY-4 was handled by FERNALD during GERENDE's absence. _ COMMENTS 9, LIEMPTY coverage of the MHHARSH installation continues to _ bea useful tool in the Station's operations against the MHHARSH target. One IA in the Station spends several hours per week processi the take, keeping mug book and files up to date, checking the infor- mation in the logs against other reports when required (to determine whether or not an agent or contact entered the MHHARSH installation as claimed; or whether an AEGRIP or AEKICK officer was out of the installation at a particular time, etc,) and analyzing the- LICALLA production for insight into personal relationships, Useful by-products include continual up-dating of MHHARSH license plates and observation of demonstrations outside of the Embassy and renovations within the grounds. Furthermore, in GERENDE the Station has been attempting to develop on outside asset with considerable flexibility, who has been used to make recruitments and assessments as well as handle agents, GERENDE's personal problems are placing his own career in jeopardy and posea potential security hazard to LIEMPTY and other Station operations, This is a problem which will 7¢ be dealt with and resolved in the next reporting period and prior i to the next Project renewal request. | oe [Pv [eet SAHA B2 r& for/John A. PROBERT Sc-&-7T4Hl3 _ nea CLASSIFICATION PAGE NO. SORM 53a use PREVIOUS EDITION ' “6 PF . (40) SECRET CONTINUED 3s pation DISPATCH WH Division {LASHINGALICN fEECRET Chiel, Chief, SB Division Chief of Station, Mexico City - susitT 6 LIEMPTY Progress Report, 1 July through 31 December 1968 ACTION REQUIRED - REFEREMCES Reierence: HMMA=35080, 22 July 1968 SUMMARY — . ~ 1. There have been no basic changes in the operation of the project during the reporting period. Raymond H, GERUND:E continues a8 principal agent, handling the personnel of the two base houses, LILYRIC and LICALLA, and performing other additional tasks, On 27 December 19U8&, consistent with our etlort to get as much of the support activity as possible handled by outside officers, direct agent-handling responsibility tor GHRENDi and the LINMPTY project was turned over to Bruce H, FERNALD, Vincent P, RI4ZUTO remains as alternate and as FERNALD's inside contact, GERENDE 2. Until the introduction of FERNALD, there was no change in the meeting arrangements with GERENDr. Meetings were held on an average of three tines per week until October, when LIEMPTY-19 (GERENDiE'sS wife) was relieved oi the responsibility of transcribing the Spanish-language portions of LIENVOY coverage of the BYDOX installation, Therealter mectings averaged twice per week, the main business being the transfer ot LIEVWYTY base house material and discussion of base house business, Distribution; . o- C/ill - C/SB 2ee -S6/X/iay DISPATCH SYASOL AND NUMBER batt CROSS REFERENCE 10, HMMA-36272 22 January 1969 : CLASSIFICATION HOS FUE WOMBER Po SECRET 150-5-74/3 ' DISPATCH SECRET 7 COAGSIFCATION WGPaT Ch Sv UROs ANG NUMBER CONTINUATION OF i HMYWA-S0272 a, GSRENDE*s asent handling: responsibilities withia the LIKMPTY project remain as ygreviously reported. He had also handled ERFAIN@Y until the latter's termination tn August ivo8. He developed a good relationship with EXFAIN-3, and he showed that he is quite capable, with proper case otzicer puidance, oJ providing usetul service to the Station in the handling of agents beyond the support type to which he had been Limited in the past. The Station intends to try to expand this rele, with due regard for securtty and for GeRENDE'S limited experience, Yurthermore, the Station stilt has every intentton ot using GSRENDE selectively in cultivation and deve lopment o1 operational leads, as outlined in reference, No such leads wore found for GERENDS ducing the reporting period (among other reasons, we have no intentioa o: giving GERENDE a lead Simply for the sake of giving him something to do), but ag soon as a suitable lead is uncovered, it will be passed. to GERENDE. 4. GERENDE was particularly useful during the Olympic period, White he did not-get-a job with the Olympic Committee as he had hoped, his wife was eaployed as a translator by the European televisio networks who had cene to cover the games. This, plus other personal contacts, gave GERINDE a certain amount of access to Olympic lacilitie Both GERENDE and his wite helped considerably in the distribution of AEEGGHEAD material, acd GERENDE performed a number of miscellaneous tasks assisting the Station in various Olympic responsibilities, 5, GERENDE has also been used in support: of JMROD operations, . Such as making mail pick-ups and delivering material and making phone calls to AMBASSUON, Sollowing the Warsaw Pact Powers’ invasion ot Czechoslovakia, GERENDE way asked to cover a demonstration in front of the Soviet bmbassy, and he wrote a good report which was used in Embassy briefings, Recently, GERENDE has enrolled at the University of the Americas to work for an M.A, in contemporary Hexican history, The Station will explore the possibility of hts getting access to persons or Ltnjormation of intexest on the University campus, LICALLA G, LIEMPTY-9's work (in the LICALLA base house) was inhibited in July due to the construction of a maid's room near bis working quarters, During the reporting period, however, he took a total of 2,217 operational photoes. His regular reporting and commentary continued as in the past. LIEMPTY-4 is a Steady and dependable per- former, and his unique vantage point remains the source or the most iaoteresting and revealing phoios.as well as often very informative reporting, LILYRIC - 7. WLIEMPTY-13, -14, ~26, and -27 have been able to keep the LILYRIC base house manned on a regular basis trom 0800 to 1800 hours weekdays and O80 te 1500 hours on Saturdays, with other hours cover- able upon request. Tnis has proven to be a iar petter arranzgement than depending on LINIT=D for some of this coverage, In addition to the 6,753 operationai photos taken during the reporting period and the daily fixed snrveillasce reports, LILYRIC reporting is of considerable help in compiling current vehicle and license plates lists, PCS arrivals and departures, unuszal activities such as,demonstrations cr protests, unusual or lengthy atsences of personnel, etc., all of which have obvious CY importance, Ut was LILYRIC phetos which made it possible for LNERGO ta identify the Subject of 201-84152U0, who had been in clandestine contact with ARGRIP officers. LILYRIC also reported on va half dozen other American (or American appearing) visitors, some of whom it was possible cto identify through tracing license plates, a v . ae ~ Sens ‘ ae 7 eo letes wa? oy on CLASSI CATION . —— Y. SECRET 3a USe PREVIOUS Lorman, CONTINUED | 14.90000 TRRPATCH SUMBUR SNO NE MGLE CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH HMMA}3 8272 LIMITED LUNITED 7 LUEWPTY-6 has been terminated and the ‘LIMITED base house closed, All equipment has been turned in, and it can truthfully be said that due to the conttauing quality periormance of LICALLA and LILYRIC, LIMITED has not been mtssed at all. a. As reported in Ref, + proto LAB ntinues to process all photos made by the base houses, In addition, ial enlargements were made during the reporting period, and 210 prints ior LIENTRAP. The quality of LIEMPTY=4's work is good, and he rarely misses his routine. deadlines. 9, LISMPTY-4 co ‘ amr h Kise for/¥illard C, CURTIS CLASS SATION cs wae FORM 54 set a USE PRON. S ETON 7 [] race sxc RST CONTINUED _ a ee ae eee ern Pacman a cot nee nnn ae ’ “ed ber Ss” Qetoter 22, 1189 Contre$ Report Subjeets Ricersade . Bate/Plnace of “vets: Cet £2 at the Gil at 0945 hrs. 1. Prearrargsd routine neat end 5 was late, In fact G requested that our cwets ke scheduled tor’6240 hre, heesure the traffic conditiona in the area ka muet past coaizs to meets are bed and are still getting worse. He has no way of ptartine the trip to the meet before C950-9905 tres because , he hee an Englirh claes from 9600 - 6200 hra. : Hext Meet: Oct Xi at the Yelicatéssen at C40 hrs, ‘2. G gave me hie LILYRIC and the LICALLA contact reports with cor= reaconding attachmente, Ze siso brought soe prints, 36 G handed in an accounting fer his R. 4. , Separately he handed in a contact report on hin meet with Jooe GONZALEZ. Returned with the report fe instruction material waich PELLEUENT prepared for G&G, Ye discusred oriefly the inetruction which was selfexplanatory. . 56 I was obliged to put rose pressure on concerning the WUTTENAU report raich he did not bring ss he promised, In fect he has done some work on WV, but did not get all the info he velieved he could get. 6. I spoke to him agsin about VARGAS case ( just aa i did 2-3 weeks ago) and thle time G was rsther convinced that he could not be able to werk hir way to 7 ruoothly and he edvecated a direct (cold) apgroren, I told ain to put on paper what he did thus fer concerning 7ENGAS and what were his susgertions, Will the trick work, I do not know, &. I told nim to ascertain with Bose Houses whether the sereonnel nad plans for Xhan leave insiuding himself ond exb,&thked audmit it for epproval. the end Tf I requerted a Liss of presents including booze end cost . at gave hin the aevs that thers will se no turkeyz this year. BuFernald ye a 14-0000 - ae Ay , Bry 21 Octobe , 1%9 (Rxesday) . To. s co ; From 8 Gerende . . oa Subject 8 LICALLA Contact Report a tine t 1630 pla eo a Hotel Operational 8 IL-9 roports two nev couples at club, Production ~~ 8 two rollst C-2432, 335 KOL reportg notes, 14.90000 To Pron Subject Hite Operationa 2 froduction “4, 21 Ostober, 1969 (Tursday) | 1 0 2 Gerenie @ LILYitC Contact Report \ i 18849 8 I-13 had nothing spec'al to report. | b fiver rollss ¥=3205, 06, Of 408 09s Joga for 14-20 October \ i 14-0000 cam SAE Ales e a ¢ me a fe a arte en i et Sa Nt Need . . ! | AOTION 220 Meo Yous aucewoavics awe a Se . ‘ . ee ee ee eae : _ t . ; . . . i i : i i ’ : t ' ' 7 i .f : | ‘ ‘nae i ! eon . . ! : . ! . i i— 1 i : ‘ 1 . a . - : : ; of ! i H “616 5 pues CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ORIG + UNIT 2 ees 12 DECeMBER 1958 616 to. , MEXIOO CITY From: DIRECTOR cont: C/WH 2 : cop, c/Fi, c/Fi/o, c/TSS 2, 0/oc 2, s/c 2 “to MEXI deen eneee ee ee INFO CITE OF 04467 1. TRAVEL LINUST 2 AND 3 TO ARIZONA AUTHORIZED UND"R LIMPSA, SUGGEST: THEY R*MAIN ARIZ FOR HOLIDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION BY EDELAND, COVER STORY: RETURNING HOME FOR HOLIDAYS, POSSIBLY TO 38 CALLD 10 COVER HOS FOR CONSULTATION AND TRAINING. — - 2. LEAT PROJ MUST BE AMENDED INCLUDE LIMUST 2 AND 3 AND AUTHORIZE TRAINING TRIP. ANS WILL PREPARE AMENDMENT PROJ, CONTRACTS, AND CL“ARANCES. NEED GOOWEST DETAILS LOUAL COVER TO BE USED LIMUST/2, , 3. HQS MUST GET STAFF APPROVAL INCLUDZ LIMUST 2 INTO LIEMPTY BEFO.E CAN AUTHORIZE THAV-L TO HQS AND TRAINING. WILL ADVISE. RECORDS OFFICER STAMP The following a3ztian A puthoriszol: YZ. cs sein leich Signed: ag : a R.0. £529 - Unit Lebeh fd K aan COORDINATION: & ea a If distr reetion, eits END OF MESSAGE FOR SUITABLE COUPLE FOR RECRUITMENT TO USE IN oy” Note: pease. ind coordinate CCD/NC/Biladeau (BY PHONE ) Spar vapriate. : BRIN FI/OPS/PROJECTS/REDFORD (BY sore) RoW, GOMEZ, AC/WHD COOROINATING OFFICERS FOTOMATE, CPW LLL trieasing orriced SECRET AUTHENTICATING OFFICER f REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. x. an . 50-6-94/3 ay . RIOQTDS OFPISTR STAMP yThe Tevtecios aijica ts Vawtuor.s he Ki pet is iit | » Cote, Mebeta? ‘ N MEMORANDUM FOR: Acting Chief, Diviston D es SUBJECT > Limesa/Liust Resets Ts aor. se batae 1. Some attention should be devoted, if tt has not already , been, to the dansers involved in this operation and particularly to what countermeasuxves the target may institute, or may already have instituted. 2. One current danger certainly exists, to wit, the exist- ence of project Licalla base, which is in the group of buildings : comprising the Limesa complex. One of the agents at Licalla 4 base is known to one of the Lipstick agents srrested in the ‘ : sumer of 1958, and it is, hence, possible that both the host government and the target knows of Licalla. It ts suggested that perhaps Licalla should be terminated. The reason has been advanced that this should not be done since the agent would be suspicious and in any event Licalla might serve as a red herring for Limesa. It is believed that the Licalla agent could be gotten out of this operation without arousing his suspicion. The Station could mount an obvious tail on him; when he reported it, he could be told he had probably been made and that, hence, the operation should no longer continue. The agent has been a good one and could be used elsewhere on some other work. Licalla house is going to be repaired soon. This might be a good oppor- tunity to step work there and let some innocent party rent it. That would be a better red herring. 3. Concerning the manner in which Limesa houses were acquired by the Station, it should be kept in mind that the purchase mechanian was identical with that used in Limited. The watchman at Limited knew an American owed it and told this to what to him must have seemed a casual visitor to the premises when it was under repairs, We should, therefore, assume the targets know an American owns it and that it is blown. Therefore, we should also assume that if the targets have conducted any sort of an investigation of Limesa houses, they may well have discovered that the same ultimate owner is involved. So far as is know, the dank which fronts for the purchases has not been checked to see if any inquiries have been ‘ made. We must agree the targets have the carability to find out who the front owner is--the bank-- and from there could possibly | . estabdlish the identity of the omer, Limousine. Limousine and his : firms have also been used as cover for other Station agents and operations apart from Limesa and Limited. eee a od 14.90000 7H, 4, It should not ve forgotten that a person tried both to . ” rent and buy Limesa properties earlier in the year after ve owned then. So far as we know, a check on this person was not. productive of suspicious data, but the question arises as to how thorough the investigation was. Possibly the name the man gave when making inquiries was false, meaning that {in effect the right : pérson has never been investigated at all. Knowing that the ns ° targets have in the past shown some interest in the Limesa duild- ings, it is not beyond the realm of reason that this man was sent by them. The story he gave for wishing to rent the house--because it was handy and close to a certain school--is identical vith the r story used by the Station to cover rental of Licalla almcst next door. 5. Even grenting that the true ownership of Limesa has not been discovered by the targets, they have various recourses through which to establish the identity and activity of the occupants thereof. ‘The following possibilities suggest thenselves: a. Enter into litigation with Limesa owner over exact boundaries or other pretext, demanding property be surveyed. On court order, Limesa could be inspected thoroughly. Db. Undermine target side of Limesa walls, leading to possible condemnation of property by local government or necessity various repaira, etc. ¢. Sabotage of electricity (causing fire) or water or sewage, necessitating entry into Limesa of outside per- sons, who could be infiltered by target agents. d. Ramming by vehicle, with similar results, police, firemen, etc. a e. Complaint to medical authcrities on filth, refuse, etc., leading to inspection by health authorities. f. Various other approaches night be discussed. ’ 6. One general recommendation can be made: sensitive material should be used and kept in a. crypt, and a good one, rather than in the relatively insecure special roam now planned as the operational roon. 7. ‘Beyond this, every effort should be made to see to it that the operators have good cover. The idea of clothing them in local clothing is excellent and shows right thinking in that direction. J. oO. KING Cnief, Western Hemisphere Division 14-0000 , " 7 CUSHION DISPATCH SECRET Chief, WH’ Chief, S8 4 Chief of Station, Mexico City A) - LIEMPTY Progress Report, 1 November 1967 through Q_June 1968 ACTON eat REFERENCES PROCESSING ACTION MARKIO ROR MOEMING ___ | INDERING } REQUIRED ¥ Taney QUALINO OLSK CAN JY JUDGE GE INDEXING MICROFIUM _ SUBACT ACTION REQUIRED: FYI REFERENCE : HMMA-33459, 8 November 1967 Summar 1. During the reporting period, the project's principal agent, Raymond H. GHERENDE, was assigned additional tasks, aimed at broadening his usefulness to the Station, These tasks included spotting and assessment as well as the handling of a recruited agent, ERFAIN-3.% GERENDE did well, and it is believed that a new dimension has been opened for him, and by the same token, the Station hag, in effect, gained a new asset, The LIEVPTY base houses continued to produce at their usual rate and with their usual effective support to Station REDTOP oper~ ations, The LIMITED Base House and its operator, LIEMPTY=-6, ~ were terminated on 31 May 1968, Termination was decided upon partly to save money and partly because advancing age had measur- ably decreased the reliability and effectiveness of LIEMPTY-6's work, LIEMPTY-26 was rehired, which permitted the LILYRIC Base House to give us the same total hours of coverage as LILYRIC and LIMITED had together in the past, i eoseoeees continued Distribution: ya-— C/WH 2 - C/SB Ace Vrfo irr ae fi ate PRp A os be Dove edad ! : es cory . 4 : : 56-6 -74/3 (ROSS REFERENCE TO) DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE HMMA~35080 22 July 1968 CUASSIFICATION ‘ HOS FILE NUMBER SECRET 50-6-74/3 14-0000 - pe DPA OM SUE AN “UME ER ; H : SECRET HMM 35080 CONTINUATION OF oes DISPATCH GERENDE 2 During the. reporting period, tne ease ofiicer has been meeting GHRENDS an average of three times per week, Meetings are usually preearranged, at various sites and times, Meetings average 20 to 3O minutes, GLRENDE turns over to the case / oificer negatives, prints, logs, and other reports which he has wn picked up from’ the base houses since the previous meoting, alon,; with brief contact reports on his meetings with base house representatives. Reports on other operational activities are also turned in and discussed, and GERENDE is given instruc- tions, notes for the base houses, and negatives for any enlarges meats which may be desired by the Station, Also, LIENVOY tapes and transcripts are exchanged at each meeting. (The departure of LIACUTE-1 at the end of April 1968 left the Station without a BEDOX transcriber, As a temporary solution, pending the return ‘of LIACUTE=1 or the recruitment of another BEDOX transcriber, GERENDE's wile, LIEMPTY=19, has been hired at the rate of 31.50 pesos per hour to transcribe the Spanish language portions of the tapes, She does the work in her home, and GERENDE transports the tapes.) 3. GERENDE has the direct agent-handling responsibility for the following LIEMPTY agents: LIEMPTy-4 (phoeto-processor; met twice per week); LIEMPTY-G (LIMITED; met once per week until. termination); LIEMPTYs 13, 14, 26, and 27 (LILYRIC; LIEMPTY-13 normally met twice per wook -~ in his absence LIEMPTY-27 makes - meetings); and LIEMPTY-9 (LICALLA; met twice per week). Ile is responsible for directing their work, paying them, and handling all of the administrative problems which may develop. To judge from the results, GERENDE has excellent rapport with these agents ana is able to get a consistently high performance rate from them -- particularly LICALLA and LILYRIC personnel, 4. As noted in reference, GERENDE was omployed by the Mexican MHHAVEL committee, which we found a useful side benefit, His MHRAVEL activity during tne reporting period has been minimal, but we expect it to start picking up again, GSRENDE has con- ducted a few discreet inquiries and investirxations for us within the MHRAVEL complex, and we have instructed him to try to get an asSignment which will keep him as close to the FJSTEAL delegation as possible, 5. Reference also pointed out that GERENDE had perlormed nicely in the cultivation and development of au operational lead, and that the Station planned to pive GeRENDE more of the same, Furthermore, GERUNDE's standing assignments (LIEMPTY base houses, MURAViR activity, and occasional support o: JMNROD requirements) were not challenging enouga or eceupying enough of GERENDE's timo. GEREND® is rather firmly committed to WORTSM by virtue of the fact that he has worked for WOYIRM for over 13 years and has no other outside employment of any consequence, Fy the same token, he was, throurh no fault of his own, dotny less work lor WOFIRM than at any time in his career, GiRENDE'S operational exposure through the years dictated more and more vestriclions on his aetivity, for sound Security reasons, The solution to GERENDS's problem (lack of a promising future) and the Station's (not setting its noney's worth) secened to be to give GERENDi additional tasks which he ceuld handle under suitable cover and with due regard to security precautions, Since most of GERENDEts support retivities had been against the FJSTEAL target, particular care would have to be taken in committing him further in this direction, It was decided, therefore, that his principal retooling would be in a non-FJSTREAL Lield, tS COPY wAGE NO rene CLASSIFICATION ——— poe 53a USE PREVIOUS LOINON SFCRET EEX Jooemuse | 2 14-0000 CLAVEIERATION TPAC GANS BNO NU MEE CONTINUATION OF OLSPATCH SECRET HMMA} 35080 -———_-—- a ee 6. Ta'line with the above reasoning, GERENDE was introduced to Anarew &, DOSCHER on-17 February 1968, The idea was that GERENDE would be “trained to assist DOSCHER in some of his operations arainst Central American targets. GERENDE's principal duty, thus far has been -to’ take over the handling of ERFAIN-3, under PCSCRER's close supervision and guidance, GERENDE has performed quite ereditably in this task. He seems interested in the werk and has learned quickly, On the other hand, an apparently ingrained habit ol procrastination has resulted in dilatory reverting, If GERENDE can overcome this (and both case officers are working hard to teach GEKENDE the importance of prompt and complete reporting) there seems to be every reason to believe GzRENDE will devulop into a competent agent handler. 7. GSRENDE was also piven the task of locating and developing (in alias) a sirl who, por LIENVOY, was being cultivated by AERODENT. Although GERENDE bad to be continually reminded of the assignment, he did an excellent job of meeting the girl and faining her confidence. It is quite likely that he could have recruited the girl as an access agent against AERODINT, but as this point was reached another operation against AERODENT was launched and it was not felt that attempting to recruit the cirl would serve any useful purpose, for the time being at least (among other things, there was no indication that she had had any contact with ASRODENT for some months). The only flaw in GERENDE's performance was the time it took him to get around to doing the job. It should be mentioned, however, that at the same time GERENDE had a number of pressing personal matters to “attend to, including oversccing the completion of his new house, which he finally moved into on 10 March 1968, even though construction is still not entirely completed, 8, aAmeng other assignments completed by GERENDE in the reporting period wore the renting of an apartment for use as a listening post; and initiating a relationship with a Russian translator working for the MHURAVEL committee, LICALLA 9, The star of the LIEMPTY show, as far as quality of performance iS concerned, continues to be LIEMPTY-~9, His favorable lecation and his perceptiveness continue to result in revealing photos and equally revealing commentary, In addition to the 2,908 operational photos taken during the reporting period, he has provided daily, weekly, and monthly summaries and ‘notes, Ssemi-nonthly attendance reports (of FJSTEAL personnel spotted by him), various special reports, and special intensive coverage of the following: 201-120123; 201~-107668; 201-271102; and 201-305870. As of 1 May 1968 LIEMPTY-9's salary was raised from 4,000 pesos to 4,500 pesos per month. LIEMPTY-9 was also given pernission to have a maid's room constructed on the roof of his apartzent. The original maid's room is LIEMPTY-!'s photo point, The maid, who has been with the family for 11 years (since she wes 10) eicher sleeps in the hall, where she is in the way, or in the bedroom of LIEMPTY-9's nine-year old son, which LIEMPTY-~9 feels is beginning to be not a proper arrangement, The room will be built at a point on the roof away from the FJSTEAI installation (so as to arouse as little suspicion as possible), and the fact that the maid will be seen going in and out of the recom regularly should quiet any suspicions which may arise, Construction work put LICALLA out of action starting 24 June, but it is expected that the work will be finished by 20 July, LILYRIC 10, LILYRIC's performance continues to be prolific —= 8,568 operational photos in the reporting period, Again, it PAGE RO _ — | Soo Raa EATON ° FoR . aot 53a RSE PREYS. S ENT SS SECRET E Jeounwuee 3. 14-0000 rm mene Tre ver aTe eT? Nedes PA SY Tingratcra SUMP ONS NA ree CONUNUATION OF ’ DISPATCH © SECRET . H¥WA-550580 should be pointed out that this blanket coverage is useful insurance that all activity is caught. Combined wath the daily fixed surveillance reports on all members of the ¥JSTEAL - installation, the Station can safely say that its coverase of FJSTEAL installation ingress and egress is complete during working hours (and any extra hours which the Station wishes covered). Since k May LILYRIC has been on dut¥ 57 hours per week: OS00-1800 weekdays and OsS00-1500 Saturdays. Commensurate wich their new schedule (and the return of LIEMPTY-26 to the 4d: - active rester), the total monthly LILYRIC salary has cone {ron - 4,900 pesos per month to 6,000 pesos per month (LIEMPTYs 13, 14, 26, and 27, are of course, father, mother, and two sons). The fixed survoillnnce reports are used on a daily basis, since the Station constantly has operational interest in knowing whether a particular FJSTKALER was ‘in’ or "out" at a particular . time, and if our, who he went with, what time he left, etc. In addition, LILYRIC has standing instructions to notify GERENDE (and GERENDE the Station) immediatoly when American- appearing visitors come to the FJSTEAL installation, Bight such visits were noted in the reporting period, along with a nunber of other visitors who, for one reason or another, attracted the special attention of LILYRIC. LIMITED 11, LIEEWTY-6 slowed down noticeably in the reporting period, He was ill several times, his surveillance reports were occa~ sionally inaccurate, and his photographic work was pour. With vie the assurance that LILYRIC would be able to take up the slack an (and give us better coverage for less money) the decision was NITED base house. While we are thereby made to terminate the LI denied some of the flexibility which we have had in the past, {it is likely that LIEMPTY-6 would slowly havo faded out ar the picture anyway. While he was in there, he produced 911 cpera- tional photos, as well as daily fixed surveillance reports. Following nis termination (a report oi which is being ‘rorwarded separately) LIEMPTY-G took a trip to Europe and has now started working. full-time in the insurance business for his sou-in-law, where he has gained a new lease on life. In other words, the termination couldn't have been more amicable, LIEMPTY-6 vacated the LIMITED apartment (he said he could not afford to: Keep paying the rent) and it is no longer available to the. Station. PHOTO LAB vptaorded . . 12, LIEMPTY-4 has continued to process all LIEMPTY photo work, In addition to developing and making contact prints of all photos mentioned above, he made 778 enlargements or various shots, The photo lab is still in his office, pending the completion of GERENDE'sS house, . amt UV iacect {: fagye 3 for/willard C. CURTIS a es SLRS HEAT ON SST NS rors 53a USE PRENTOGS ELHTION SFCRET leonendes i 4. rau? 14-0000 . Neve | 23) | 7" - . . : 2 : oe a : + - \ team vnern ne iu rot acenpied . yery well. Abe hit Jee hbd ts SeVtOr ah wre 14-0000 1: pe2 2 OLTEMPTY-“11 . S: As Indicated ; 2. The siseing of LISMpOV-10 and -21 and the LIrEnTsa‘ . j le cperati S2on hicty of LIEMESAce-1 . \ ee 2 to dot abilicies. As hes deen : “ ad, several é@ assiguments gould not . fully accomplished the dicpatcning to this combination oF assets there nave been Dasis. xeeps Rin y porns BISNTRA continued. ..... pre rore : | : | | CONTING ATION S Risgens Gis2ATIR the above mentioned weaknesses, T ell be used part-time with tre UT illance aie also will continue ais Li ENTRAR ne. Talis setivit ZLL onable the Stati use “DEYeLl's tine niso give complete £: rad and surveil: tactics. LIEMBRACTAL, LIEMPTY-10.. aud <il all ave in agreemeat with this prssosal. wational as . Ff voval sranteg on 14 as an O09 ahh al Yor use on tae LI TPSTICK tea: Ta sation assumes ilk allow his uze on the LIEMSRACE tean, /If tats . < ase, the Station requests that nis OA be amended to allow for such usage. ‘ CUSSIICATION PROCESSING ACTON DISPATCH | we LL n Chief, WH ; 7 __ NO NDELaRe BEOERED TOMLY QUALIFIED OES ‘Chief, SB : CAN JUDGE DOS Feo — Ch of Station, Mexico City(4;,<— * 7 macro Sait : : SO LIEMPTY _Prostess Report 1 August through 31 October 1967 ACT RIAL -RUFLRENG ~ ACTION REQUIRED: FYI REFERENCE © + RUMA-32721, 7 August 1967 . 1, On ZF July 1967, Raymond H. GERENDE, principal agent for the LIfW@TY project, was introduced to his new case officer, Vincent P, 3t22UTO. The major reason for the change in case officers wes ty bring the LIEMPTY project into the section which it is largeir designed to support, the REDTOP section, In the three-month seriod covered by this progress report, GERENDE was met by the tase officer 32 times, Neetings were normally pre=- arranged, with times and sites varied (with the introduction of the new case officer, most of the former regular meeting sites were droppe: and new ones substituted). Meetings were occasionally arranged vis telephone, in which.case & prearranged code was used. Due to GERENDS's MHRAVEL activity (see below) it was not always ea a possible to stick to a fixed meeting schedule. 2, GERENDE met with LIEMPTYs-4, 9, and 13 on a twice-a-wesk basis, and ETEMPTY-6 once per week during this period, These meetings wer prearranged. AS explained below, GERENDE no longer meets LIEMFcY 10. oeee- continued Distributict: 12> C/E aaa 2. es pee To SBfcfur GROSS REFERENCE TO SPAT FE ESOL AND NUMBER | DATE 335455 1 & Novemher 19A7 HALA 3529 CASSIICATION QS FILE NUSBER ~ “gsecRrsT 50-G6-74/3 14-0000 “~314 were provided in the period under review. a na other duties (see below). - ~ —" CLASS FicaniON TT [Paco 53a USE PREVICLS BDITION SEC RET |! Xheoweiwues 2 Tw ATR ee SOME ANT NVR ; CWS TT a eed CONTINUATION OF * : DISPATCH SECRET | HMMA=-33459 meee des aw 3. There were no Knewn GEcurary aineis ts affecting the LIEMPTY Project ur its assets during the period of this report. Aon rE eety Meee LICALLA eae’ € 4, LUAPTY-9, the operator of the LICALLA base house, pro- vided 1,289 gperational photographs during thin period. Iu additYfon, he provided fixed surveillance reports, sighting reports, and spectal notes and comments, LIEMPTY-9 has proven himself to be a reliable and perceptive reporter of the events he observes, For this reason, he has been asked to provide special coverage on various individuals of interest, or on particular days when covere- age is desired, The Station has found the LICALLA reports to be consisteutly useful in determining the presence, activities, and personal associations of target personnel, In part this is due to the location of the LICALLA base house,. but it is also due to the interest, effort, and judgement of LIEATTY-9 himself. ealecdd et : : Ge va LILYRIC | Wye 5. The LILYRIC bass house has been a prolific provider of operational photos, 4.074 having been submitted in the period under review. While there 15 occasionally sugertluous coverage of visiting sports and cultural delegations (and LILYRIC personnel have been: instructed to be more selective in this respect) the blanket coverage afforded by this base house munrantees that nothing will be missed during normal working hours, ‘The fixed surveillance reports are voluminous, highly aceurate, and quite valuable. On three separate occasions during the reporting period LILYRIC alerted the Station to the presence of American visitors at the target installation. LIMITED mene G, The efficiency of the LIMITED base house has sutfered a slow decline. LIEMPTY-6 has been out of action for short periods because of illness and a physical examiuation, The physical, however, showed that he is in goad health and we look for an improvement in his performance tn the next reporting period. fis survetllance reports are not entirely reliable due toa : tendency to assume that the normal occupant of a certain car is, - in fact, in that car, His photos, however, continue to be useful, LIENTRAP 7. As noted in HNMA-33279, 13 Cetober 1967, the LIENTRAP photo vehicle, operated by LIEMPTY-10 and LIENPTY~11, ts now in direct contact with LIEMBRAC:-1, leader of the LIEMBRACE surveil- lance team, This arrangement, which began in mid-August 1967, has proved to be a very happy one operationally. In addition to permitting more flexible use of LIENTRAP for Station requirements across the board, it has left GERLNDE more time to devote to PHOTO LAB . 8. Lievpry-f has continued to process the photos taken by the base houses, and in addition made 269 enlargements in the period under review. During this period, the phote lab was moved to LIEMFTY-4'S office because cf renovations going on in GERENDE's house, LIEMPTY-4 processes the photos atter working hours, and keeps the equipment and photos Locked away during the day. AS LIEMPTY-4's office is in his home, the equipmert and photos are not left unguarded over night. GERENDE 9, AS reported in reference, GERENDS had been developing 14-0000 Tors ators PU MAGL AND NAMES Reese EE ON CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET HMMA~33459 Fo nee s agent to LIRING. This eventually culminated nt of the prospect by GERENDS. Although GERENDE exhibited corsiderable resourcefulness and operational skill in developing the target to a point where the recruitment attempt was possible. We Plan to use GERENDE in similar roles in the future as opportunities -arise, and for this reason we plan to document him with a set of false Mexican documeutation as well as a set of false Anerican documentation, GERSNDE is collecting exemplars and getting the background intormation needed, and once the necessary data are assembled, Headquarters (WOACRE) support will be requested. x the JMROD a possible acces in an attempted recruitne the attempt was unsuccessful, 4 10. GERENDE has continued to provide support fo operation as needed, 11. In September and-October 1967 GERENDE was employed by the Mexican MHRAVEL committee, He was able to get assigned as aide to the DIZTAG delegation. In this capacity he was able to supplement very nicely the information and support being provided by Jeremy S. HODAPP, This foot-in-the-door came in very handy, and is expected to be even more valuable in 1968, if GERENDS can get the position again. While the job was rather time-consuming we believe that it was well worth it, 12. In connection with his duties with MHRAVEL, as well as in connection with the fact that his WOFIRM activities are nearly 100% against the FJSTEAL target, GERENDE was given a very general briefing on the Station's REDTOP program, It is our hope chat, in having a better idea of what the Station is trying to do in this field, GERENDE will be able to make an evon greater contring bution to that program than he has in the past. Trartl? 1s sets for/Willard C. cuRTIsS | $O-6-7 4/3 pase Ne . T CoapoiFic at ON i. - | } { { L- leostsuto : 3 an enue t 53a USE PREVIOUS FOITION SECRET 14-0000 “yes a6. uel coe mitten iy a | (7 Leo PO A OAT. Ses ae eee ee ee o_o o_ PO Wj et => ar ae ae aa mo ; Cg tte Sere Oo _Seowe Pay, | con Ya . a . aca : a Lew va Legis > eS - fa 7 SFA. _— a — = ee eT woe 7\ . 3 Bae Kite PO As big— Loa Tor. a wey * . ae _— tae 2 ys fo ace ~ 4 LEE Ae i" . oO . a — ae a PU fry Pete ED. Ge vo | KAA - 4 rely Coline le AT GAA HOOT OSS hpi! yore § 223957 2 be 4 77 a . 6 ? { { Seen AVC Lary’ din. (om An fers . _ ~ ¢ Con Lé a ed 4 o Cen en pie mind pbwiterte bey La? “ fe ae ae! a of w oe “i Morell gee LEO faOnet Ae? oe tof ? A peed ? bes : oe Chyna gpl ee. wie: ” . J Ll 2 . Cpr 4 aay FC ¢, ie Z : a be CL Ke ee OOF nA we te ut in e tera led LL eu te Seed Ce fy lo» /3 Ltd ON ee. tin Nay pe f “yl A Tene ee Or ese Lope & —— ay — - ee ee ee ne ee 14-00000 CRASS CATION SECRET Chloe of Station, Moxtoo City [ene SuRECt- ‘LIEMPTY/Progress Report for the Period 1 May through 31 July 1967 ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES . ' n Action Required: For Your Information ; 2 HMMA-32068, 23 Nay 1967 (Previous Progress Report) Reference 1. Prom 1 May through 31 July 1967, 26 operational ceetings were held with Raymond H, GERENDE, Principal Agent for the LIEMPTY Project. With the exception of one unscheduled meeting, meetings during this period were pre- arranged and mesting times and sites were varied. The unscheduled meeting was arranged via telephone using a prearranged open code. During the absence of GERENDE, two operational meetinge were held with Oliver @, SCANTLING, alternate Principal Agent for LIEMPTY, and four with LIEMPTY-4, photo lab ‘operator. All of these meetings were prearranged. . 2. OERENDE met with LIENPTY-4, -9, -10 and -13 on a trice a week basia and with LIEMPYY-6 on a once a week basis during this period. QSRENDE's meetings with these assets vere all prearranged. SCANTLING met with LIEMPIY-9 and -13 on two occasions and with LIEMPTY-6 once during the absence of GENENDE. continued... Distribution: “3- Chief /WHD a aly a wee pty he HOS FE NUMBER 50-6-74 /5 CLASUFICA TON SECRET 14-0000 HU SPOT Pek AN SUG EE S CONTINUATION OF seaseeneeres DISPATCH ne — SBCRBR HMMA + 3272. 3.. All assete tnvolved in the LIEMPTY Project performed in a sat- tefactory manner during this perfod. Effective 1 July 1967 LIEPTY-b and LILMPLY-11 were given alight salary increases, because of their” “-dnereased activity. ' &, There vere-no know security incidents a*fecting the LIRGTY . Project or the assets.involved during the three wonths unter review. 5» This basehouse, the operator ‘ot which fa LIEMPTY-9, provided 1277 fremes<of. operational photographs covering the patio and garden ares ‘of PJSTEAL. LIEMPTY-9 also prepared fixed-survelliance reporte, sighting reports and special notes and Comment es ULE - 6, ne. LILYRIC basehouse, which is staffed by LIEMTY-13, -14 and -27, produced 2654 frames of operational photograph during the period. The- LILYRIC basehouse operators continued to prepare fixed-surveillance reporta on eech member of FJSTEAL and turned’ these in on a weekly basis. LIEMPI'Y-27 resumed his duties on 1 July as scheduled and this basehouse has now re- verted to {ta normal hours of coverage. (See reference relative to the absence of LIEMPTY-27.) LIMITED © | . 7. The LIMITED Basehouse, operated by LIEMPTY-6, produced 279 frames of operational photographs plus weekly fixed surveillance reporte on each of the members of FJSTEAL. The LIMITED basehouse was closed fron 17 through 22 July veceuze of the iliness of LIEMPTY-6. During this period LIEMPTY-6 . aid very little radio-alerting for the LIEMBRACE surveillance team because of the variation of the surveillance team's activities, LIENTRAP 8. The LIENIRAP mobile photo vehicle had a decrease in activity during this period because of the dismantling of the old LIENTRAP vehicle and the modification and installation of equipment in the new vehicle, The old LIENTRAP vehicle was used to cover photographically all of the residences of opposition elements in Mexico City. As in the past LIENTRAP provided photographic coverage of addresses of the local Commnist parties, residences - .of members of other Hemisphere parties and several PBHUMEN targets. A total of 332 frames of operational photographs were provided by LIENTRAP, PHOTO 9. LIEMPTY-h, the operator of the LIEMPTY photo lab, processed all of the operational photographs mentioned above as well as providing froa 2 to 6 enlargements of 299 frames of photographs of special interest taken by the basehouses, LIEMPTY-4 does the photo processing on Tuesday end Thursday nights. ‘ . 10. Rayaond H. GERENDS started the development of a possible accesa agent to LIRING and also contimied to provide support for the JMROD operation. These task being aside from his regular LIEMPTY duties. GERENDE was on vacation from 25 May through 4 June 1967. Ll. There will be ons administrative change during the coming period when Vincent P, RIZZUTO will saame the Caan Officer respanstdilities for QERENDE/LIEMPTY. ‘No problems are envisioned in this change over. No other significant changes are planned. PL B fil sebob— for/Willerd C. CURTIS —_ a RSS ATO frase Ww FON “—— aes 530 SE FRE OUS FOWEON, SECRET [Nd conrwveo | 2 i ee 14.90000 oa tg ; DIS p AT C H “ GLASBFICATION _ PROCESSING ACTION a : rere RET. ee ne ARNE FON OUI Chief /wHD xx FO IWOLAING REQUIRED Onty QUALITIND DESK : CAR WUDOE INOUTIEG FROM . Chief of Station, Mexico Cit: Progress bo © Project LIEMPTY/ 50 April 1967 ACTION RIQUIRED AEFERENCES for the pertod 1 February through Action Required: For your information References . 1 HMMA~31354, 13 February 1967 (Previous Progress Report) “ HMMA-31636, 20 March 1967 (JMROD/LIEMPTY) 1. During the period 1 February through 30 April 1967, 30 operational meetings were held with Raymond H. GERENDE, Principal Agent for the LIEMPTY support project. These meetings were all prearranged and meeting times and aites were varied to- avoid establishing a pattern, No emergency or unscheduled meetings were held with GERENDE during this period, . @. GRRENDE met with LIEMPTY-4, ~6, -9, -10, -12 and ~135--basehouse, photo lab and photo truck operators--twice a week during this period, Meetinvs with these agsets were prearranged and were held at varying times and in different sections of the city, 3. All assets involved in the LIEMPTY Project performed in a aatisfactory manner during the period under review, continued... Distributions (Go Chier/wip So7L- uf DATE 7 23 May 1967 NOS PLE MUMELA £8 COPY OVSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER EMMA -' 32068 71 ASSET ATION SECRET 50-6-74/3 CROSS REFERENCT TO ‘ 14-0000 CLASSEF RO ATION i Cree SURE ANS NUMEEDN SRCRE [ ERMA = 32068 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH _ 4. There were no known security incidents during the perial covered in tnis report. As a precautionary measure, the LIEMPTY vasénousekeepers . were instructed to cinintain incrensed vigilance in their respective areas and buildings and’ to de prepared to evacuate any incriminating equipment ani papers on a moment's notice. This was done because of the renewed interest in the assassinaticn of President Kennedy which in turn brought forth coments in the press about photographs 5 taken of Oswald during his visit to Mexico. On three occasions during this period, LIEMBRACE-3 surveilled the operational meetings between GERANTS and L. 66 This was done in” order to try to ascertain if any FJSTEAL persormel were’ ‘taking aeasures to verify the activities of LIFMPTY-¢, LIEMBRACE-5 reported that all’ of the meetings he covered appeared to be clean of hostile surveillance. (NOTE: Headquarters is aware of the interest FJSTEAL has taken in LIEMPTY-6. LIEMBRACE-3 does not know the exact location of LIMITED/LIENTY-¢, although he ‘18 aware of the existence.of this asset because of the radio alert system ‘used by. the surveillance team when working the FISTEAL.target. In omer to avoid . LIEMBRACE-3 survetlling LIEMPTY-6 to the exact address, LISNSRACS-3 was instructed to surveill GERENDE when he departed the meeting site and to report to GERENDE after LIEMBRACE-3 was convinced that there vas no hostile surveillance and after they had departed the meeting areas) LICALLA 5. During this period LIEMPTY-9, operator of the LICALLA basehouse, provided , ‘1112 frames of operational photographs covering the patio ané carden area of FJUTEAL, All photographs provided by LIEMPTY-9 were accompanied by fixed- surveillance reports, sighting reports and special notes, LIENPTY-9 is a per ceptive individual and his special notes and comments are considered to be of great value by the interested section in the Station. LICALLA coverage vas suspended during the period 19: through 25 March while LIEMPTY-° was taking a well- deserved vacation, The cover of the LICALLA basehouse appesrs to remain good, with no undue attention devoted to it by FUSTEAL personnel, LILYRIC 6. This basehouse, which is staffed vy LIEMPTY-13, -14 ant -27, produced 2553 frames of operational photographs during the review period. LIEMPTY-13 is employed full-time and most of the coverage is provided by LIENPTY-14, and -27, although during this period, LIEMPTY-14 carried the largest share of the workload. In March the hours in which LIEMPTY-27, a medical student, attemied school were changed from the afternoon to the morning. This schedule change Will remain in effect until the end of June 1967, LIEMPTY-14 does not have the mental composure to remain on the Job for the hours needed to provide fll-tise coverage and her homekeeping duties often interfered with her vorking hours. In order to alleviate this problem, the working hours of LYEMPTY-6/LIMITED ware increased and those of LILYRIC/LIEMPTY-14 decreased, No serious loss of coverage resulted from this ten- -porary change in working hours. The salary of LIEMPTY-27 was cut in half for the period of time in which he will not de providing contimal assistance to the Project, 7. MULILYRIC remains as the main source of information on WCLADY and other foreign visitors to FUSTEAS. LIMITED 8, LIFMPTY-6, the operator of the LIMITED hasehouse, previded 684 frames of operational photographs during the three month period, LIEXSTY-¢ also spent a great deal of time alerting for the LIEMSRACE surveiliance teaa during this period because of the AEQUALITY-1 operation, LIEMPTY-6 was on vacaticn rrom 3 through 23 April and coverage from this basehouse vas suspended during this period, As mentioned above, LIEMPTY-6 now is workins longer hours in orier to relieve LIEMPTY-1 LIEMPTY-6 does not know why his hours were increased. “9, Om one occasion during this rertot LIFMPTY-6, while alerting the LIFMBRACE team on an FUSTEAL target, noted that a WOLADY subject had entered FUJSTEAL on foot. He alerted the team and they were able to surveill the subject and identify hin ‘through recor’s at the hotel where he was staying. CLASSIFICATION SECRET USE PREVIOUS EDITION, cS COPY 14-0000 CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER SECRET _ : 2068 “LIENTRAP 10. : The LIENTRAP photo surveillance truck vas targetted against a purported forged document processing center, menders and addressees of the local Communist parties ana their front groups, ménbers of other Hemisphere parties, BEDOX personnel in Mexico City and the’ DIZTAG Comercial Office. In covering these targets, 948 frames of operational photographs were produced. LIEMPTY-10 and LIEMPTY-11, LIENTRAP operators, serviced, on 4 thrice weekly basis, over 20 postal boxes which are used as accomodation addresses vy the Mexico City Station, other ‘field stations and Headquarters. «1, LEEMPT'Y=4 whp. operates the LIEMPTY photo processing lab, processed all of’ the above mentioned operational photographs as well es providing from 2 to 6 enlargements of 227 frames of photographs of special interest. 22, Raymond H, GERENDE continued to provide support for the JMROD operation as well as carrying out his duties as the Principal Agent for the LIEMPTY Project. ~ 13, GERENDE is planning to take a 24 day vacation starting in late May. During his absence Oliver G. SCANTLING will replace GFRENDE as the Principal Agent and contact for LIEMPTY-6, -9, -10, -11 and «13, The Station Case Officer will be in contact with LIEMPTY-4, SCANTLING knows all of the assets whom he will handle end has worked with them in the past, dut has not met LIEMPTY-4, 14, As approved by Headquarters, the ‘present LIENTRAP vehicle will be replaced by a nev Ford ‘Eeonoline” truck in the near future. Pefore the old LIENTRAP vehicle is sold, it will be used to cover residences of the PISTEAL/NYXIS opposition who are living in Mexico City. rational or administrative changes, other than those 15. No significant ope are planned for Project LIEMPTY for the coming period. mentioned in this dispatch, Qf 4 sbaghit Band ecetlead CLASSIFICATION orm ae 53a USE PREVIOUS ETITION. SECRET . ‘ - . . bat ay ~ X . ‘ ~ . . eh Se Sy emeemenes : CLASSIFICATION . FROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH Oe | Vase son oeare re - . Pcutet wm | ot coma y CAM JUDGE INDEXING re oon J enter of station, Nextso city A | aos seeProject LIEMPTY «Progress Report for the period 1 November 1066 oug 1 January 196 ARCTIC REQUIRED . REFERENCES Action Required: For Your Information . _ References t A. HMMA-30687, 29 November 1966 (Previous Progress Report) B. HMMA-30956, 25 December 19c6 (SGSWIRL of LIEMPTY-10) C. HMMW-15157, 15 January 1967 (Project Renewal Approval) D, HMMA-31164, 24 January 1967 (LIEMPTY Security) GENERAL 1. Project LIEMOTY is rn support project which provides information of CI/CE interest on the FISTEAL installation, FJSTEAL personnel, visitors to PJSTEAL, both indisenous and foreign, and photogrephic coverage of various targets deemed of interest by the several oparstitonal sections within the Station. The Project has efght active agents plus Raymond H. GERSNDE, Princtpel Agent; two vehicles, GERENDE'’s QPV ani the LIENTRAP photo truck; a photographic. processing laboratory; and, three basehouses, LILYRIC, LIMITED and LICALLA, LIEMPTY-10 and LIEMPTY-11, operators of the photo surveillance truck, also acquire ard service P, 0. boxes used operationally by the Station, Headquarters and other Stations. 2, On 9 December 1966 Luke B, MARSCHALEX (p) assumed Case Officer res- ponstbilities for the LISMPTY Froject. MARSCHALEK was introduced to GERENDS in true name and GERENDS is the only member of the LIEMPTY complex whom MARSCHALEK has met. Theré were no problems during the change of Case Officers and none are envisioned in the future. continued... Distribution: /3.- Chief, WHD | CS COPY So G@- ze) 3 CROSS REFERENCE TO . ‘ [ose SYWEN ARO WUMBER OATE IBMA-32354 13 February 1967 CUSSICATION MQS FILE NUMBER SECRS 2 50-6-74/'5 we CaS AT ON Tbr ATCO SUVOUL ANE SU VOLR CONTINUATION OF : DISPATCH SECRET HMMA- 31354 CONTACT AND COMMUNICATIONS 3. During the period under roview, 30 meotings vere held with GERENDE by the Project Case Officer. Meeting sites and times were varied to avoid establishing a pattern and most meetings were scheduled at the previous meeting. Several unscheduled meetings wore held during this period and were arranged by the Case Officer telephoning GER:NDE to establish the meeting time and site. Times and sites are coded when discussed by telephone and are arranged in such a way as to appoar to be a normal conversation. Telephone calls to GERENDE are ‘made from pay booths located away from the LNPURE installation. tit h, -QERENDE held twice weekly, clandestine meetings vith LIEMPTY-4, -6, -9, ~10, -11 and -15. These regular meetings dre all prearranged and are held at various sites and at various times of the day so that meetings correspond with the regular habits and movements of the basehousekeepers and LIENTRAP operators. fore] 5. All assets involved in the LIEMPTY project performed in a most ‘ satisfactory manner during the period under review. LIFHUD-4 has been extremoly efficient in developing and printing negatives provided by the other assets, PRODUCTION AND ACTIVITIES 6. LICALLA., During this period LIEMPTY -9, operator of the LICALLA tasehouse, provided 1,239 frames of operational photozraphs covering the patio and garden of the FJSTEAL installation, the area where many of the officers, family members and visitors congregate. This coverage ic especially valuable because the officers are usually at their leisure and often gather into functional groupings. LIEMPTY-9 is very observant ani his comnents and notes ere considered of great value to the Station, All photos provided by LIEMPTY-9 are accompanied by a fixed-survetllance report. 7. \LILYRIC. This basehouse is staffed py LLEPTY-13, “14, and -27 with LIEMPTY-1 and -27 providine most of the coverage because of the full-time outside empLoyment of LIEMPTY-13, During this period the LILYRIC basehouse provided 2,716 frnnes of operational photographs covering the only vehicle and pedestrian entrance into the target installation, All photographs were accompnnied by tixed+survelllance reports on individual members of the staff of the target installation. The operntors are often able to grovide the license ‘plate numbers of vehicles used by visitors to the target installaticn, which in many cases help to identify the visitor. 8. LIMITED, The operator of the LIMITED basehouse Is LIEMPYY-6, The LIMITED baschouse also provides coverage of the only vehicle and pedestrian entrance to the FJSTEAL installation, but from a different angle, and the comments made relative to coverage in the section on LILYRIC also vertain to LIMITED, ‘The LIMITSD basehouse provided 557 frames cf operntional photographs during this period. LIMITED alse serves as the radio alert for the LIEMARACE surveillance team, although the practice of using a radio alert is being de-~ creased, On two occasions during this period LIEMPTY-6 was elertins for the team in a deception exercise, since the team was not working the FUSTEAL tarset. Tnis was done on instructions from the Station and LIEETY-6 was not told that these were deception exercises. 9, LIENTRAP, During this period as in the last reporting period, the LISVORAP mobile surveillance untt was targetted mainly against the local Communist parties as well as members of other Herisrhere parties who are Miving or are in exile in Mexico. ‘The LIENTRAP cperetcrs are LIE}STY-10 and LIEMPTY-11 and during this period they produced 564 crames o2 cperational chotorravhs. LIFMPTY-10 and LIzMPTY-11 also service over 20 postal boxes which are used es accomodation addresses ty the Mexico City Station, Head- quarters and other field stations. 10. Raymond H, GERENDE, Aside from his regular duties as the Frincirel Agent for the LIEMPTY Project, GERENDE also provided valuable assistance in the furtherance of objectives involved in the JMROD operation, In this regani, Thomas G, URQUHART, Headquarters cfficer, held approximately seven cverational meetings with GERENDE during this reporting period. 7 — CLASSIFICATION — a SE PREVIOUS COON wr rt Fond 53 . SECRET VES connaven i ee 14-90000 WIAA Te POM BAG NG VOTE CONTINUATION OF | ; j : EMMA-31553 DISPATCH Sscunrty ; 11. LESMPTY-10 and -11 were afforded a SGSWIRL interview on 8 Deceaber 1966. There vero no outatanding probless indicated in the results of the interview of LIEMPTY-li. The results of LIZNPTY 10's interview were discussed in Reference Be . . . 12, A general security review of the LIENPTY Project was forwarded in Reference Dy 13. There were no inion, security prodless or incidents during this period which aay have jeopardized the operation or the assets involved in the Project. RJSTZAL interest in’ LIEMPTY-0/LIMITSD was discussed in Reference D and-apparently is a continuing matter. ” PLANS —_—— 1h. Daring the coming period no sisnitt changes are plannad, since the Project is produc manners cant operational or administrative ing in a timely and satisfactory BA Beecendnids PAGE RO Foe Crass FA AFER = S3a USE DUS LS EDITION. SECRS® | | NO] uso ] 3 aa 14-0000 wane Foe ectund “DISPATCH XX [wo nomeas erquinty _____ Chtet, WHD ee ee ORLY OULD OCT . a ROSE BCOURG ‘FROM Chief of Station, Mexico City wcenrun SUBSECT, ‘ LIEMPTY/Security of LILYRIC, LIMITED and LICALLA ACTION REQUIRED RESUMMED Action Required:. For Your Information 1. In Deceater 1966 Raymond H. GERENDE, Principal Agent for the LIEMPTY Project, was asked to prepare a security resume, including hia opinions, on the security of the LILYRIC, LIMITED and LICALLA Basshouses vis-a-vis Soviet knowledge of their oxtstence. The following paragraphs contain a slightly edited version of GERENDE's report, which was received on 28 Decesbor 1966, Station comments follow GERENDE's and are so noted. LILYRIC 2. In its present new location LILYRIC is the newest of tha photo bases under my control, According to LIEMPTY-13, there has been no indication of interest of any sort by the Soviets in the family's move to the new apartment nor was there in the past any show of interest or peculiar behavior on their (Sovtet's) part with regard to the old base and the possibility that they might be under photo surveillance. 3. The cover for the work carried on by this base is good since the wife, LIEMPTY-14, who does most of the work has no trouble in justifying her presence at home all of the time. The son, LIEMPIY-e7 is a medical student anil attends hia classes regularly and can Justify his hours as study hours. (He continues to be an excellent student and war exeapted from examinations at the end of this, his second year in medical schocl. Actually, he studies most of the night), LIEMPTY-13 requires no cover as he has a full-time job as oroduction manager for a large concern and he usually makes his meetings with GERENDE on his way to or from work. corntimed. ss Distribution: i5- Chior /WwHD 1 DISPATOM S¥MBlE AND NUURERD , 4 | , HMMA-31164 a 2h Jarmary 1967 rot . i CLASSIPICATION ' + MOS FRE NUMBER H SECREP .'- 50-6-32/3 CRGSS REFERENCE TO Pare Dee rere eet) CONTINUATION OF | _ ; DISPATCH SECRET &, ‘The set-up in the old as well as the nev bese is tha followings The cquipment < camera, scope and tripod -. ia mounted in one ‘bedroom behind venetian. blinds with one slat resoved. This room is locked to keep servants or any chance intruder from entering. The operators do not spend all their time behind the camera, tut go to the adjoining bedroom where a table and .. typeyriter are set up and whero the daily logs are transcribed, knitting dane, "or gome other activity that does not require: full concentration te carried out. The curtains and blinds in this room are kept partially or fully open to allow food visibility and provide a normal appearance. Most of the daily movement of - the Soviet personnel {s followed from this room and when it is necessary to _ take pictures of visitors, unknown perscné or newly arrived Soviets, the “operators go to the other room and use the pre-set equipment. -5. GERENDE's Comment. It seems to me that any careful observation by the Soviets would have revualed the tell-tale position of the venetian blinds in doth the old and the new bases, I have no doubt that the Soviets realize they are under photo surveillance. The move by the family from the old to the new building must surely have been noted by the Soviets, Possibly the Soviets think the family is working with the local authorities due to LIEMPTY-13's former association with the Mexican Arny. 6, Station Comments. The Station agrees with GERENDE that careful observation by the Soviets would have revealed the missing slat in the venetian blinds and also the fact that these blimis are seldom open. The Station also agrees that the Soviets realize that they are under photo survelllance, This was pointed out recontly when a Soviet shielded an LNEKGO walk-in when they passed the front gate of the Onbnassy and made a sign to the walk-in indicating that they could be seen by someone watching with a telescope from the buildings across the street. Also, as Heedquarters is aware, there have been numerous comments by residents of Mexico City to the effect that anyone entering the Soviet Imbassy is photographed; however, seldom has it been rumored that the "Americans" are doing it, which might indicate most people bolteve the Mexican Government is doing any such photographing and thereby reaffirming GERENDE's statement that the Soviets possibly believe the Mexican Government runs the base. 7. Given the assumption that the LILYRIC base is blow, the Station at this point does not plan to terminate or revamp the LILYRIC installation, Any operational change by the operators would be spotted by the Soviets and if the Base were closed the Soviets would start looking for a new installation, Tne LILYRIC Base is performing a useful function and it is believed that it wild continue to do so. The Soviets nave had opportunities to complain to the Mexican Government about being monitored photographically and have not seen fit to do so and it is believed that they probably wlll not do so unless there is a radical change in soviet and/or Mexican policy. The Station has instructed GEHLNDE to take every precaution during his meetings with LIFMPTY-13 to assure that LIEMPTY=-13 does not lead the Sovlets to him and thereby deopardizing other operations, espectally LICALLA. LINTITED 8. The operator of the LIMITED Base, LIEMPTY-6,is, to my knowledge, the oldest hand in the photo surveillance of the Soviet target and possibly the xcst likely to be “burned”, His residence for years at the former Base (now the site of the new LILYRIC building) and his move to the present base could not have gone unnoticed by the Soviets. His cover is that of an insurance salesman, but ha actually does not work at the cover and ie at a disadvantage in trying to explain his source of income, At times, in years past, he had to afford full-time coverage from the base, which allowed him no tine to engage in credible cover activities, 9. GERENDE Comments. I do not believe that LIEMPTY-6/LIMITED isa security risk; however, his present means of working trom an open door leading .to his balcony probably can be spotted by the Soviets, LIEMPTY-6 is extremely cautious about checking himself for surveillance when making meetings. ee CLASSIFICATION ¢ 18 oO DINK ; 53a USE PREVIOUS EXITION SECRET t °3 COPY - oa wa Po. af JZ A . ‘ Ui Baa ATO prarerwrestecn very OREO Ti) CONTINUATION OF : : ; SECRET IMA = 31164 DISPATCH a 10. Station Comments, The same Station caments nado in reference to - LELYHIC also apply tu LIiniTeo.- Alzs, the use of LIMITED ag the radio alert tase for the LIEMDRACE surveillance teen has weakened tho security of this tase. In regard to LIMITED, LICOWL-1 has reported that the Soviets are very” - {Interested in LIEMPTY-6/LIMITED and that co many Soviote have talked to him (LICOWL~1) about LIEMPTY-6 that he {0 convinced that the Goviets have a “fear” and an “obsession” about LIEMPTY-6, LICCWL-1 reported on 4% January 1967 that the Subject of 201-744341 and the. Subject of 201-756168 asked hia on 19 December 1966 for full detaila known to him about LIFMPTY-6 and Subject of 201-756168 went so far as to say that he believes that LIEMPTY-6 is “watching the Soviets”. LICALLA 11. When the Soviets raised the height of the about two years ago, they could have ‘blocked completely the view of this base's working window by making the wall a few inches higher. Since they did not do this, it would seem to indicate that they are not awere that their activities are being monitored from. this point. On the othor hand, in recent months LIEMPTY-9, the. operator, has reported that activitios in the back vard have been curtailed more and more. Por example, the women no longer congregate there daily, the school children enter their classes by a route not visible to LIEMPIY-9 ar.. the trees and shrubs have not been trimmed in years, making LIEMPTY-9's view poor in oct directions. LIMMPTY-9 says that he has never noticed any undue interest in his house or his activities by the Soviets. Acceso to the operating room can be seen from the window which) ' * ' LIEMPTY-9 believes to be the commo room in the target inatallation. vhs wall in their backyard : 12, The cover for this base je that of a normal residence. LIEMPTY-9's cover work 16 that of a car and insurance salesman ina local automobile agency in the afternoon only. LIEMYTY-9 does work in his cover. LIEMPTY-9's cover for the use of the operating room is that he does accounting work for ‘ elient firms. ‘The door is kept locked at all times and LIEMPTY-9 never allows the cervant to enter, even for cleaning purposes. The equipment is kept locked in a trunk within the room when not in use and all logs and photos are kept in a safe located in LIEMPTY-9's8 bedroom closet. 13. -GENENDE Comment. I believe the Soviets are aware of the photo surveillance being carried out by this base due to the position of the window and the curtains during the hours when LIGPTY-9 is operating. The Station does not believe that this photo base This belief 15 tased on the tnct that the LICALLA coverage is excellent and there, has been no indication that the Sovlets act for tho benefit of observers while they are in the backyurd, It is interesting to note that the Soviets made no effort to "protect" the LNERGO walk-in mentioned in paragraph 6. above during a visit to the backyard and LICALLA did obtain photographs of the walk-in, Tne school children no longer pass through the backyard because the location of tna school was recently chanzed and the children now go by another route. The Station has instructed GEHLNDE to take every pre- caution in order to protect the security of the LICALLA base. 14, Station Comment. 4a known to the Soviets, 15. As a general comment pertaining to the security of the bases in- volved in Project LIEMPTY, it should be noted that the Soviets are aware of the fact that LIMOUSINE is the owner/builder of the now LILYRIC building. LIMOUSINE is also the omer of the LIMESA complex, through a holding company. 16. The Station realizes that most of the details reported in this dispatch are known to Headquarters; however, the Station wanted to make the opinions of the Principal Agent and the Station a matter of record ina consolidated form. fob B dierabugh Ciassihication PAGE NO oe 53 E [np au a USL PREVIOUS EDITION, CQ sage SECRET N CONTINUED 3 a Renee rem mr 14-0000 Te pn eennererrsel CLASSU CATION PROCESSING ACHION _DISPATCH secret EE chiet, wap CAN JUDCE INDEXIRO From chief of Station, Mexico Ott a welche , LIEMPTY/Progress ‘Report 1 August through 31 October 196: ASTIGN REQUIRED - REFERENCES | Action Required: For Your Information References t A. HMMA-29775, dated 15 August 1966 B. MBXICO CITY-8526, dated 12 September 1966 C. HMMA-30203, dated 3 October 1966 D. MEXICO CIFY-8807, dated 10 October 1966 EB. HMMA-30403, dated 26 October 1966 1. SUMMARY OF PROJECT ACTIVITIES AND_ REPORTING A. The last regularly scheduled LIEMPTY Progress Report,covering the period 1 May through 31 July 1966, was forwarded to Headquarters as Reference A. Noteworthy interia Project activities were reported in References B, through D, while Mexico City Station's Request for the Renewal of Project LIEMPTY was forvarded with Reference £&. B, Throughout the period under review, Project LIFMPTY continued to collect operational information on the LIMERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel and their visitcrs. This activity was in consonance with various sections . of the RMD as approved for Station Mexico City. The above cited program | was accomplished through the daily photographie and fixed surveillance coverage provided by the LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA basehouses, In addition, the LIEMPTY Project provided effective support to other Station and Headquarters (i.e, AMROD and AMLETTER) activities through the exploitation of tha LIENTRAP modile/photographic unit and the LIEMPTY principal agent, Raymond H. GERENUE. continued... Foner a o ot a on cscory oy aN SO -6-7# 3: DISPATCH SYM@OL ANO NUMBER , - +f OATE _HeA-50687 CLASSIFICA Uh SECRE® " §0~6+74/3 CROSS REFERENCE TO 28 November 1966: HQC FILE NUMER x 14-0000 POineta tore Sy, ANS NA MOD | CU ASSEE RC ATION CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET HMMA -= 30607 2. AGENT COMMUNTCATIONS, CONTACT AND _P=RFORMANCES During the period under review, Raymond H. GERENDS was seen 2. tines in regular operational meetings by the LILMPTY Project case officer. Mo basic changes other than the regular preplanne! variations in meeting sites and “times vere made in the Project communication channels. The up-dated and revised emergency couminication system for contact with OERENDS (see HMMA-28335, dated 21 February 1966) resains in effect. All regular contact with the active LIEMPTY agents (LIE@TYs -4, -6, -9, -10, -11, -13, -1b, and -26) was maintained via Raymond H. Sarunoe” GERENDS met each of the “above eited agents, with the exception of LIEMPTYs -14, and -26, two times ‘each week in clandestine meetings, The operational performance of all active _ LIEMPTY agents, including GERENDE was most satisfactory. The performance “of LIEMPTY~4 in “assisting the local WACRE section with its photosraphic processing | was outstanding. } Fo. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, PROGRESS AND ACHTEVINEDNTS A. SUMMARY - Throughout the reporting period, the LIEMPTY Project contimed to provide the vast majority of the operational photographs and surveillance reports used by the Station in its planning and operations against the ~ LIMERICK installation and personnel, The LIEMPTY coverage has proved to de & particularly reliable tool for: following the daily comings and goings of the LIMERICK personnel; providing leads to and confirming the identi- fications: of new LIMERICK staffers and also visitors to the LINERICK installa- tion; providing leads to the relative rank and the specific intellicence service affiliation of various LIMSRICK officers; keeping tha Station abreast of construction and physical changes in the LIMERICK physical plant; and “" "~"" providing a reliable check on various Station and LNERGO access agents. Turing the quarter under review, Project LIEMPTY basehouses provided 5,003 frames of operational photographs (1609 rolls) as well as 1,290 pases of fixed surveillance reports covering the movements of the LINSRICKX staffers. B. LIENTRAP - Throughout this period, the LIENTRAP aobile unit was again targetted heavily against leaders and meeting sites of the locel Ccmmunist parties ag well as other targets of opportunity, particularly Haitian, Guatemalan and Honduran Communist exile leaders now resident in Mexico. LIENTRAP provided up-dated and/or new Identification photogrephs which ere of Yalue to both the JMPIGER and the Station recruitment /penetration ‘program. This apparat provided a total of 237 operational photoxrephs, whlle the personnel attached to this LIENTRAP unit regularly serviced 23 postal accommodation addresses used by Nexico City Station, Headquarters and other field Stations. C. LIMITED - During this quarter, the LIM(TED basehouse provided 724 treses of operational film as well as daily physical surveillance reports coverings the arrival and departure of all LINERICX personnel and visitors at the frent gate of that installation during the evening and week-end hours. In \ addition,. LIEMPTY- 6, the LIMITED basshousekeeper, working from his excellent ‘visual vantage point, dispatched the LIEMERACE surveillance tean via radio on several LIEMBRACE surveillance operations. D. LILYRIC - During this reporting period, the LILYRIC basehouse provided 2,859 frames of operational photographs covering the same area and targets noted in the LIMITED section above, out during the morning and afternoon hours. In October the LILYRIC personnel (LIEMPTYa -13, -14, -26 and -27) success{ully completed the move into the new LIMOUSINE building. While some photographic coverage was lost during the move, LILYRIC coverage at present is back to normal (see also paragraph 4 of Reference A.). £. LICALLA - Throughout this period, the LICALLA basehouse provided both physical observation and photographic coverege of the marien and patio of the LIMERICK installation, an area wheres uany of the officers, their famiifes and visitors congregate. In providing this coverage LICALLA produced 1,153 individual photographs (of which SO were color prints used in the Station's "mg book") ag well as regular daily reports on the sulient activities in this CLASSIFICATION USE PREVIOUS EDITION, S$ EC RET “Wt 14-0000 : bs CONTINUATION OF . CLASSIFICATION CISFATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMUER DISPATCH SECRET | HMMA~ 506037 _ BP, LIEMPTY-4 - With the exception of the color ‘pesponsibility for all active personnel. In add ‘ B, No significant operati | ensuing period since this Pro, ' manner. : Pe tood prints, ail of the atove rovided by tha basehouses and the LIENTRAP unit was aevéloped and printed ‘by LIEMPTY-4 at the LIEMPTY photographic laboratory. In. order to alleviate sone ‘of the pressure caused by recent adjustzents in tha Station's WOACRE section, LIEMPTY-& also processed approximately 200 photographic enlargements which normally would not fall within the scope’ of this project. , G, Raymond H. GERENDE - Throughout the full time principal agent for Proj to the above cited paaehouses and bear: cited operational film p she reporting period, GERENDS served as ect LIEMPTY, operating as the cut-out ing the first echelon agent handling ~ ition, GERENDS via hard leg vork and his translating ability, made numerous and easential contributions to the AMROD deception operation. SECURITY AND. PLANS A. There have been no known incidents during the reporting period which adversely affected the eecurity of Project LIEMPTY or the personnel therein. Station plans to afford LIEMPTYs-10 and -1] SGSWIRL examinations during the ensuing period, All other active LIEMPTY agents have been SGSWIRLed during the past year. onal: or administrative changes are planned for the ject is producing in a satisfactory and reguler , 4. : > eres L {teeny q vt ‘ a core for/Willard C. CURTIS CLASSIFICATION SECRET USE PREVIOUS EDITION, SASS. RAT | DISPATCH SECR?: 1 FRONTSS SS ATHON . Soe : yes srr Re wot SEX ono aw Bes 1 Oy QUES OER fu Chief of Station, Moxico City i — ae INTO : Chief of Station, JNNAVE en eee LS SOS oN. { ROM ee oo ——— ee acting Chief, wi Division Ldn Suptct (Ydentification of Florida License Plate 1-105533 ACTION REQUIRED NOU CRENCES . Action Required: For your information References: A, MEXI-8361, 24 August 1966 B. DIR-31174, 27 August 1966 : C. HEXI 8394, 26 August 1966 he Contained herein is supplenental information to Re Lewis *HOLSHIN for use on & 1964 Ford _ = Do MG WE hs A 3. JMWAVE invostigation revealed that WOLSIIIN was born in 1908 ¢ d is presontiy residing atA684 9th Avenue, Hialeah, Florida‘with his i’wife Olga A. *WOLSHIN. Their telephone number is 887-7907. e been- employed_as_a Pool Manager or Assistant Park Manager by Dade : 53. He had a satisfactory credit rating. Police checks County sinc | in Miami indicated the following arrest record: H 2 Florida lincese plates 1-105538 were registered to | | t In 1934 he was urrested in New York City for felonious assault. a. ea |. aby At The charge was later reduced to simple assault, ' b. In 1941 he was arrested in Savanah, Georgia for investigation of_auto larceny. He was released to New York. c. 1941 arrested in New York City for violation of probation. d, 1947 arrested in Las Vegas, Nevada for peddling without 8 - dicense, . + Sosmeranaan e. 195) arrested in New York City for petty larceny. 4, Neither RI nor WOBONE indices contained information on WOLSHIN or his wife. 5, Permission is granted to pass the above information to LNERGO. We are also making it available to their Headquarters. Distribution: } ih f wis UTSTINE | lene’ | 2 - COS, Mexico City ; ; 1] ~ COS, JMWAVE se’ FESR aba CAE a CROSS REFERENCE * 0 TSParCH SYMBOL AND SUVSER one 9 SEP Tose : a pasy ! BMMW-14857 _ | 1 Septexber 1966 wud k i TSEASS CATION ° QS FILE NUMECR — ; SECRET $0-G~74/3 . wee ce ‘fe etek - onast Ae RI : wi/1 AgeFance nr ' 3654 Chrno : : y : ° COORDINATING WH/Security i SER S2R/0/¥8 : ; “1 Am LirCe 2 WH/C/FI H wH/Security ' urs santa eet Eg -3y7- - a 8 19 3 YN Se/osm_Zicet -¢ 7 Lege ne ‘ ; : ! P waar . eb S53 LY Pe <> je RELEASING | ~ . esc mE POPs LESS NaI GRE ge ; Wa . AC/WH/1 yO | J. Fisher “S77 +. yO 14.90000 ase MEMORANDUM FOR: ATTENTION : SUBJECT : SEeNET - 29 August 1966 Chief, WH/1 Jane Zerance Identification of License Tag 1-105538 1. Identification of the above captioned license tag , was made by JMWAVE security. They have furnished the following information. 2. The license tag is registered to Lewis Wolshin, born 1908; is residing at 684 SE 9th Avenue, Hialeah, Florida. The tag was issued on a 1964 Ford. Wolshin's wife is Olga A. Wolshin; he has been employed as Pool Manager or Assistant Park Manager by Dade County, Florida, since 1953. A credit check was conducted in Wolshin’s name, and a October 1964 report indicated biographic data as listed above. He had been known to the credit bureau since 1951, had satisfactory credit, and no derogatory information was avallable. Police. checks in Miami, Florida, indicated the following arrest record: 1934 1941 1941 1947 1951 New York City Felonious assault charge reduced to simple assault Savannah, Ga. Investigation of auto larceny, released to New York New York City Violation of probation Las Vegas, Nev. Peddling without License New York City Petty Larceny SECRET 14-0000 -o SCE Wolshin's telephone number het Hialeah, Florida, is 887-7907. ao The Office of Security Indices has no record of Wolshin or ~ his wife Olga. \ : ; BNC Loic ts / Ccezedt 4 Hl eh GON \ Richard J y”Hanna WH/Security P iste sEnET ne {" SEER hg conc ve eebiicl ty FGucliad eadebss - 13 SEP 166. ” : TO : Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Attention: Hr, 8, J. Papich - FROM 806: Deputy Director for Plans ; 2 . F SUBJECT: Ovisitors to the Soviet Babassy, Mexico City 1. A usually reliable source reported that an American looking couple visited the Soviet Embassy in Hexico City froa 1200 to 1230 houxa on 23 August 1966. They wera driving a tiae bug bearing Florida tags 1-105533 (white nuserala oa blue. 2. Investigation revealed that the plates wera regia- tered to Lewis WOLSHIN for use on a 1964 Ford. 3. WOLSHIN was born in 1903 and ig presently residing at 684 Gth Avence, Rialeah, Florida with hia wife Olga A. WOLSHIN. Their telephone number is 887-7907. He has been employed as Pool Manager or Assistant Park Manager by Dade County since 1953, He had a satisfactory credit rating. Police checks in Miami indicated the followiug arrest record: 1934 Hew York City Peloniaus assault charge reduced to simple sosault. 19421 Savannah, Georgia Investigation of auto larceny, released to Hew York } 1941 Hew York City Violation of probation / 1947 Las Vogas,Nevada Peddling without 1951 New York City Petty larceny. ARSTRACY [Tea 4. his Office hag no information on the above-wenttonced--——- individuals, 5. The information contained herein has been passed to your representative in Hexico City and may not receive further dissemination by your Bureau without prior approval of this Office. CSCI-316/04400-66 9 Gabie bs os COPY 2 14-0000 s * ~ é = - ; “@EPREP Mey bao cr gee Lt SEGRE fd fot cd Essel -2< ae ; @SC1-316/04400-66 , 1 September 1966 - BASIC: MEXI-8361, 24 Aug 66 a } : DIR-31174, 27 Aug 66 : MEXI-8394, 26 Aug 66 ; PROJ : LIENVOY/LILYRIC LIAISON; -~ FILE: 50-6~74/3) { (Distribution & coord,, next page) : ' { i : i : } [ . - a PVA oe Myr lp TAC whU ahd i Poni? viv was aetetpter 14-0000 > SECRET hi iv 1 SISSEM ~3- CSCI-316/04400-66 Distribution: o& 1 + FBI RI (509-6-74/3) CI/LIA WH/1/#EXICO WH/1/Chrono { WH/Fi - | WH/Sec : S8/O/¥H : WH/C/¥FI1 ' r) r) tlunrabpaa Coordinated wa eae WH/Sec__/% CLL Ve SR/0/WH. WH/C/FI WH/l/Jane Zerance/nr/1 September 1966 ere : . oniota Ce oned AD Puskese: “igor we 14-0000 . . _ aN CLAso.ct€O ESSAGE NF vorm comes ob/ i CLassisy To ete ao. MeREO TO FUE MO, SECRET REPROOUCTION PROHIBITED rivemo€) ett. 10 oxance CJ osreoy C) sre.” - __{PENSONZUNIT HOTLEIEO Ce weoexs COves Ohne ly ry SSM A action (ont RID COPY TE) ADVANCE COPY oO tesves CI corres CJ ese me Ve Cr CupPs FA SRR - SE o£ T 2623052 CITE MEXICO CITY 8394 . DIRECTOR woMUse REF NEXICO CITY 8361 C7 S26647) ¥ REF CAR WAS FALCON BUS, NOT VOLKSYAGEN, SECRET SéCR ry 3T M PE AMGEPICAD LookieG COUPLE WhO USITRY Suler BinBAss{ az AUG, 14.90000 : . , Denard —__. MESSAGE FUKN a . “"N vorat copies: 20 wourins | as. J. ZéJfdnce/kaw Ornsao — ; vat WH/1L = O oes SECRET PY fs BL ur; 3654 0 ieee - pe atc: 26 August 1966. ene messiene. Rf ee —_ i e——.. OC oxetroy O RETUAN TO oe BRANCH Freon pir FCVOR cour: aT a rivcopy. . | wre ve pe - pole 4 . aaa s\z< RET =" wT MEXICO CITY INFO: JMWAVE ; REF: MEXICO CITY 8361 (IN 82664) NOT SENT JMWAVE 1. FLORIDA TAG 1-105538 REGISTERED LOUIS WOLSHIN DOB 1908 OF... 684 8, E, NINTH AVE., HIALEAH, WIFE OLGA A, EMPLOYED AS POOL NGR OR ASST PARK MGR BY DADA: COUNTY SINCE 1953. SATISFACTORY CREDIT, POLICE RECORD 1934 TO 1951, FIVE ARRESTS INCLUDING LARCENY, ASSAULT, $7 srmen cet re nen om ete = a epee ee eer ne VIOLATION OF PROBATION AND PEDDLING WITHOUT LICENSE, NO HDQS TRACES. : : PERMISSION GRANTED PASS LNERGO, 2, <JMWAVE; SOLUTION TO LICENSE PLATE OF AMERICAN LOOKING COUPLE VISITING SOVIET EMBASSY MEXICO CITY 23 AUGUST. . END OF MESSAGE ~ -he eee GROUP AUTHENTICATING Useleded ben aremaig OFFICER dewepredion ond t dente sification j corr no, 1 REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 13 PROHISITED. 14.90000 46h swt — ox ~ . * os . ; were. Orcs © no 4 ry . \ CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . 1-REF TO PILE nO. : ome aio (2 act. ro sence ecstroy CO sic. : Serr 1 AY 3 . VA {.RID COPY SECRET 2420202 CITE MEXICO CITY 8561 DIRECTOR | AmessM C206 4 WOMUSE ts LILYRIC REPORTS AMERICAN LOOKING COUPLE VISITED SOVIET - k EMSASSY 23 AUG FRON 1280 TO 1232 HOURS. WERE Bivine CAR, BELIEVED VOLKSWAGEN BUS, WITH WHITE ON SLUEGELORIDA TASS 1- 185538, L 2. WIL@PADVISE LOCAL LNERGO. 36 Ss ~~ @eH PLEASE CABLEBOLUTION TO LIBCENSE PLATE. SECRET ST secret 14-0000 PROCESSING ACTION pene FE COUR WO INOCON SEARLS chief of Station, Mexico city LIEMPTY/Progress Report 1 May through 31 July 1966 FETION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Aetion Required: Por Your Inforsation — HMMA-28938, dated 13 May 1966 - References : (A _ B. Mexico CITY 7533, dated & June 1966 C. DIRECTOR 12138, dated 14 June 19660 c b. DIRECTOR 19940, dated 14 July 1966 The last regularly scheduled LIEMPTY Progress Report, covering the period 1 February through 50 April 1966, was forwaried to Headquarters as reterence A. Salient interim project activities and levied requirezents were contained in references B. through D. Thravziout the period under re- view, Project LIEMPTY continued to collect operational information on the LIMERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel and their visitors, as well as various targets ot opportunity. mig activity was in consonance with and represented partial fulfillment of yarious sections of the RMD as approved for Station Mexico City. The above cited progran was achieved through the datly photographic eni fixed surveillance coverage provided by the LIMPTED, LILYRIC and LICALLA basehouses, 35 well ag the LIENTRAP mobil photo unit. In addition the LIEMPTY Project pro- vided essential support to various other Zeaiquarters (i.e. AMROD and AQQUILE?) activities and other Station operations through the regular exploitation of the LIEWTY principal agent, Raymond H. GERINDS. oa continued... Distribution: 3 - Colef/WHD 74) : . : ss ee __, te ~ CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUM z wt DATE ew - : 1 35 August 1966 HMMA-29775 CLASSIFICATION 1 HGS PE ME 1 H 5 50-67 F mn a 14-0000 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH a t CARS ATION DrPATCH > eMHOL AND KUNDEN SECRET HMMA-29775 FOR s-64 $30 wat ia fed ce 3. AG=HT. COMMUNICATION, CCNIACT AND PETIFCRMANCE. During the pertod under reviev, GERENDZ was seen 25 tines in regular operational meetings by the LIEMPTY Project ease officer. No basic departures, other ‘than the regular pre-planned changes in meeting sites: and time, were made in the regular and alternate commnication channels. The up-dated and revised emergency communication systen for contact with GERENDE as forwarded to Headquarters in HMMA-28333, dated 21 February 1966 remains in effect. During the period under review, the emergency contact arrangements pertinent to LIEMPTYs -4, -6, -9, -13 and -15 were reviewed by GERENDE and the respective agents. The operational performance of all active LIEMPTY agents waa highly satis- factory. As per usual, GERENDE turned in the solid operational performance which the Station has come to expect from this long-time contract agent. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENTS. A. Summary - Throughout the reporting pericd, the LIEMPTY Project continued to provide the vast majority of the operational photographs and physical survelllance reports used by the Station in its operational planning against the LIMERICK installation and personnel. The LIEMPTY coverage has proved to bs a particularly reliable tool for: following the daily movements of LIMERICK personnel; providing leads to and con- firming, the identities of LIMERICK ataffers and their visitors; pro- viding leads to the relative rank and the specific intellisence service connection of vartous LIMERICK officers; keeping the Station abreast of construction changes in the LIMERICK physical plant; and providing a relinble check on various Station and LNIRGO access agents. During the quarter unmler review, Project LIEMPTY baschouses provided a record 5,722 frames of operational photozrphe (16% reels) as well as approximately 1,200 pagea of fixed surveillance reports covering the movements of the LIMERICK staffers. B, LIENTRAP - Throughout this period, tho LIENTRAP mobile unit was targetted against leaders ard meeting sites of the local Communist parties as well as other targets of opportunity, particularly exile Communist leaders now resident in Mexico. LIEMTRAP provided up-dated identification photographs of Communist officers which are of value to both the JMPIGER prosram and the Station's recruitment /penstration program. This apparat provided 282 operational photographs, while the personnel attached to the LIENTRAP unit alco regulerly serviced 21 postal accomnodation addresses used by Mexico City Station, Headquarters and other Fleld Stations. In daly, the LIENPRAP unit was repainted and completely overhauled. C. LIMITED - During this quarter, the LIMITED basenouse provided 1,215 frames (7 reels) of operational film as well as daily physical surveil- lance reports covering the arrival aud departure of all LIMERICK personnel, at the front gate of that {notallation during the evening and weekend hours. In addition, LIEMPTY-6, the LIMITED basehouse keeper, served as the radio dispatcher for munerous LIEMERACE surveillance operations. D. LILYRIC - During thia periou, the LIGYRIC basehouse provided a record 3,301 frames (99 reels) of operational photozraphs covering the same area and targets as noted in the LIMITED section above, put during the morning and afternoon noure. As noted in paragraph 5 of reference Any Station completed the rearrangement of the LIMITED-LILYRIC working hours, based on the recent recruitment and clearance of LIEMETYs -26 and -27. ‘he LILYRIC basehouse now provides photographic and physical surveillance coverage from OCCO hours through Lou nours, while LIMITED proviess coverage from 1700 hours to 1930 hours on weekdays. LIMITED also provides morning coverage on Saturdays and Sundays. yp ve LO ee Le CLASSIFICATION cr [PAGE SO | ~) USE PREVIOUS EDITIUN SECRET fax CONTIN D 2 1400000 cuata (CATON $ UGESFTA TAL TN MET ANT NOANRE CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET | Inan-20774 “- Ry) LYCALLA - Througinut this pariot, the LICALLA tagehouse provided coverage of the garden and patio area of the LIMERICK instalisttion, an area where, many of the officers, their tanilies ami viaitovs consrepat +. In providing this coverage, LICALLA prafuced 1,206 individual photographs as well as regular daily reporta on the salient activities in this area, “my: F, MISCELLANEOUS - All of the above cited operational film provided by we the dbasehouses and tha LIENTRAP unit was developed and printed by LISMETY-5 at the. LIEMPTY Photo Lab. During thie perfod, LISMPTY-19 pro- vided translations, of mumsrous articles and documents in support of other Station activities not directly related to Project LIEMPTY. G. Raymond H. GERENDE - Throughout the reporting period, GERENDS served aa the full-time LIEMPTY P/A, operating as the cut-out to the above-cited . pasehouses and bearing the agent handling responsibility for the related . sonnel, as well as handling the operators of the LIENTRAP unit tLIETTYs -10 and 11), LIEMPTY-4 and LIS: -19. OERENDE's overall operational assignment involved at least 12 clandestinemeetings per week, in addition to his meetings with the LIEMPTY case officer. It should be noted that GERENDZ also made numerous and essential contributions to the sensitive AMROD deception operation. 4, SECURITY AND: PLANS, ‘A, ‘There had been no known incidents during the reporting period which aversely affected the security of Project LIEMPTY or the persomel Bavey attached thereto. B. In orter to alleviate a portion of the pressure caused by the recent aajor adjustuent in the Station's WOACRE section, the LIEMPTY phote- graphic base during the ensuing period, will process various Station photosraphic requirements which normally do not fall within the realn of this Project. C. It is anticipated that the LILYRIC personnel (LIEMPTYs -13, -14, -26 sani -27) will move into the nev LIMOUSINE building during the forthcoming period, Little, if any, coverase will be lost during this cove, Other than noted above, no significant operational or administrative changes are planned for the ensuing period. DoS bk Pete for/Wwillard C. CURTIS nel . TiASS IY CATION GE MO. ASE PREVIOUS FOITICN Ct ConTintes ° 14-0000 , PROCESSING ACTON “ CLASSINICATION Se-C-R-2-T | MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED | [ony Quauirizo DESK 7 CAN JUDGE INDEAING “"[___ emtee/usror _ SUMNCT AQUATIC /ANROD Q_ Exanination of Fuyelopea ACTION REQUIRTD - REFURENCES Reference: HMMA-29002, 20 May 1966 BSxantnation of the five envelopes sent aa attachments vith reference shows possible evidence of tampering on one envelope, vhile the other four show no evidence of tampering. For your convenience we are attaching a xerox copy of the envelope which showed evidence of tempering. Heil A. COCAYKE Attachment: (1 envi) l. Xerox copy of envelope Distribution: 3 = COS, Nexteo City, w/att. _ GROUP I Excluded from automatic ' downgrading and 4 ee Op uw ye oft DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CROSS REFERENCE TO JIM GOS" CLASSIFICATION. $-E-C-R-5-T OPIGINATING a ae RY, v/o le 7SD/Registry, w/o 1 - HS/l, w/o 1 - wa/e/ca/Pa, w/o 1 + T30/cc0/ors _ = OFFICE SYMBOL |: DATE | omic SIGWATERE, « ° : JUN im 2. tesrspjceo | Wises | ~ sles renter” §S8" 53 use rxevious eorricn ™. “ . ? D i § PATC i ‘y1-00000 _ PROCESSING ACTION _ [AEN Fok OCU nd LADCRING ETQUIALD CAT QUALIFIIO DfS8 CAR OGY IROOURO chtef of Station, Mexteo City wcrares MOBS oo ject LIEMPTY /Peosress Report XFeyr CTAIN RANKED RULRENCES * Referoncest A. HMNA-20322, dated 17 February 1966 B, DYIR-C1975, dated 20 February 196 C. NEXI-6479, dated 7 March 1966 D. MSXI-G6611, dated 22 March 1966 EB, NEXI-6668, dated 03 March 1966 F. MEXI-6704, dated G Aprtl 1966 Astion Required! For Your Infornation. 1. SUMMARY OF PRAGUE RECORTING AND ACEIVITY The last regularly scheduled LINMPTY Progress Report, covering the period 1 November 1965 through 31 January 1956 was forwaried to Eeaiquarters as reference A, Salient interia operational and security activities and developments wore tneluded in references B. through F, Throughout the period under reviow, Project LIEMETY continued to collent operational information on the LIMERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel and their visitors, as woll as vartous targets of opportunity. This activity was ln consonance with, and represented partial fulfillment of various sections of the RMD as approved for Mexico City Station, The above-cited progress vas achieved through the daily photographie and flxed surveillance coverage provided by the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA vaschouses as well as the UIEVTRAP mobile photographic unit. In addition, the LISEMTY project provided essential support to various other Headquarters (particularly the AMROD operation) and Station activities continued. ae Distribution: (3 + Chief, WHD eget oa $a ved f io epee eee et een ON a Seow lys ee CROSS RETESENCE TO. TTT RSPATCN Sy MAOL AND rage : _ [ oate . ; } ot _ {__ingn-20036 13 Noy 1966 _ ~ CLASSIFICATION THOS ALE NUMBER | | { : om. bo BeAT ASS 14-0000 ory Page 2 SECRET FMMA-28938 _ through the exploitation of the LIM@TY Principal Agent, Raymond H. GERENDE. 2. AGENT COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTACT. During, the period under review, OFRENDE wae seen 33 times in regular ; ‘operational meetings by the undersienet, and on 2 occasions by the local sor KURIOT repredentative, flugh T. PRANCOTT2. The meetinzs between FRANCOTTS and G=REND= were attendad by the LIEMPTY Project Cassa Officer and dealt : with the installation of a new PAKO print dryer in the LIEMPTY photo ~ ~~ laboratory. In addition, GERENDE met four times, for extended periods, with LCFLUITER examiner Daniel R. HOSKIER when he served as the inter- preter for the LCFLUTTER examinations afforded LIEOTYs, -6,-9,-14,-13, -26, and -27. No basic departures, other than the rezuler preplanned changes in meeting sites and times, were made in the regular and alternate comunications channels to GERSNDE. It should be noted that an up-dated and revised emergency communication system for contact with GERENDE was forwarded to Headquarters as HMMA-28533, dated 21 February 1966. This plan : includes both verbal and phyeteal bona fides and supermedes previous arrangenents. eee ee 3. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, PROGRZS3, ACHIFVRG2ITS a) SUMMARY - Throurhout the reporting period, Project LIEMPTY continued to provide the vast majority of the operational photozraphs and physical surveillance reports used in Mexico City Station's operations against the LIMERICK installation aml personnel. The LIEMPTY coverage has proved to be @ most reliable tool for: following the dsily movements of LIMERICK personnel; providing leads to, and confirming the identities of LIMERICK staffers and their visitors; verifying or providinz leads to the relative rank and specific intelligence service connection of various LIMERICK officers; keeping the Station abreast of construction changea in tha LIMERICK physical plantrproviding a check on reports of Station and ODENVY access agents. During the three month period under review, Project LIEMPTY's basehouses yrovided 3,957 frames of operational photographs (146 rolls) as well as 650 pages of fixed surveillance reports covering this target. >) LIENTRAP - Throughout this period, the LIENTRAP mobile unit was targetted against leaders and meeting-sitea of the local Commnist parties as well as other targets of opportunity, specifically the leaders of the strike group at the National University. LIENTRAP provided up-to-date photographs of numerous Communist officials, which are of value to both the JMPIGER program aml the Station's recruitment/penetration program. This unit provided 330 operational photographs, while the personnel attached to this unit also regularly serviced 21 postal accormodation addresses used , by Mexico City Station, Headquarters, and other field Stations. ec) LIMITED - During this period, the LIMITED basehouse provided 1,147 frames (45 rolls) of operational film and daily observation reports covering the arrival and departure of LIMERICK personnel and visitors at the front gate of that installation during the afternoon and rush-hours, In addition, LIEMPTY-6, the LIMITED basehouse keeper, served as the radio dispatcher for several LIEMBRACE surveillance operations. ‘d) LILiRIc - Diring this perici, the LITYRIC basehouse provided 1,660 frames (56 rolis) of operational photozraphs, covering the same ares and targets noted in the LIMITED section, but during the morning and early afternoon hours. In addition, the LILYRIC personnel prepared a detailed report on the datly comings and goings of each LIMERICK staffer and contributed the majority of this Project's physical surveillance reports. 14.90000 Page 3 Se oti SECRET - HMMA=28939 a) LICALLA - Throughout this period, the LICALLA basehouse provided photographic coverage of the garden and patio area of the LIMERICK installation, an area where many of the officers, their families and visitors congregate. In providing this coverage, LICALLA produced 1160 individual photographs as well as regular, daily reports on the salient activities “da this, area. «f) LYEMPry-h.- aL the above “eited operational film (160 rolls, 4,297 *francs) provided by the basehouses and the LIENTRAP untt was developed and printed by. LIEMPTY- 4 at the LIEMPTY photo lab. As noted in paragraph 2 above,"a: “new semi-automatic PAKO print dryer was recently installed in the photo laboratory. | With the installation of thia dryer, the Station's Wodernization of the LIEMFTY phéto laboratory has been completed. (See ‘ paragraph 5 of HMMA-27653, dated 17 November for the details of this program). .@- Raymond H. GERENDE - During the reporting pertod, OERENDE served as the full-time LIEMPTY P/A, operating aa the cutout to the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA basehouses and bearing the agent handling responsibility .for the related personnel as well as handling the operators of the LIENTRAP mobile unit, LIEMPTY-4, and LIEMPTY-19, a Station asset (translator) carried under Project LIFEAT, Gerende's overall assignment involved at least twelve elandestine agent meetinga each week, in addition to his meetings with the LIEMPTY Project casa officer, It should be noted that GERENDE also made mmearous and essential contributions to the sensitive AMROD deception operation, SECURITY There have been no known incidents which eadverseiy affected the security of Project LIEMPTY. During the period under review, LIEMPTYs ~6, -9, ~13, “1h, =26, Afid -27 were afforded LCFLUITER examinations, sll with satisfactory resulta, CHANGES AND PLANNING As noted in paragraph 5 of reference A, Station is in the process of increasing the hours of both the photographic and physical surveillance coverage provided by the LILYRIC operations during the week-days. At present, the LILYRIC personnel are providing coverage from early morning to late aNernnon, while LIMITED {as providing week-end coverage. After the LILYRICs have woved into the new LIMCUSINE building, it is anticipated that they will be able to provide complete dawn to dusk coverage, the Station's ultinate goal, : wee A fee tome for/Willard C. CURTIS 14-0000 } 4 tue Vaxdcas Secretary ai te te. City ef wne Chief of aval Cacatrin tien fer tre port ci Masatlan on official ervers. Tae State ir réterettng to ceverrine just how ; the Soy.ats obtadued this FeO r gales, : t - Lo eee ee alee ec pe tne een nmnner ene yt i . an La ; : CONTINUATION OF : tots 1: DISPATCH ‘ j : \ - - -- wes : ~ . are 4 : ' eae ~ : ne “a | H : te be a rorwpa tis F90% thr Cutt es {7les of apet ow TELTUSTAGA the ceartritor t @ .erarture fren Heatce | ty : i { buring April 1965, the Ascrivay Lebossy Pretecticn and telfare efficer adviséd the Station teat he nad recetvec 2 o3)] from tha Statas fro ar. Janes Creen, “2. coucerniug Las soa, Janes Cc. Creon, Jr. acd a friand of nis gos's, Sront @, Crayne. tie said that according to 4dr, Graven, his soy and-crayra tad called or, Creen and teld lie that they ware. yoing te tre Soviet Unian, Tue two zen later visited the U.S. Exbavssy anil eere: intutviewsd by 2a tution officer. The following day ou I: April, Sulject rerortad that tea Anericans (who fitted te descripticns of Trees ant Crayre) bad visited the Sovict:Embassy that sazo dav, This fact was subsoquently confirmed by LIMITED, LIEMERACE survetilance ses placad on the two ‘men and this eveutually Led to tieir arrest and derortation from Mexico. Also during the rcoporting pericd, Subject reported an incident which the Station felt could be used to discruvit the Soviet Lebassy | ° in the eyss of iio lecal population. The story, which is factusl, was placed in the newspaper ia iransa by LILIS®-£ during July 1965. An English langyare translatien of tne article fatlows : La Prensa, 19 July 2465 (iditeorial raga) "The Nea ‘Made in Moscow’: . . "The sen made in Kescow Tack sensibilities, are forbidden, because of their Marxist boldefs, to oid tha suffering of to heip these in need, Cn 3 July of tuis year, in trent of tha Russian Embassy, 3 Mexicha was hurt by a laree lasy which had been placed above the gate to the Emiassy and which fell oa hin cue to the strong wind, Yhe wounded man, Licading rrofusely, hepre.! tae kusatan guards uno wera Lut a few feet away frovw a telephone ta call the Hee Cross. The guard snsuered that the Laoassy was not responsible for the force of the vind aad that the gan sneuld aove on his wsv and not bother hie. At this point, sete iccal workers and studcnis bagan to gather about the wounded man and scyveral of then asked that the 2ugsian guard tolephoue the ked Crass. fhe Sowlet suard ogaisn refused this request aad aisc refused the students vermissivn to use the puard- house phoue themselves, Heansiuile. tue piecding azn had lost Consciousness aad the s@decti Georstrated their feclings toward this powstrous leck of cgaxity cp shevting {nasea) at the Russians. The Russian answered (imgipanist) raat tat eccicent vas of so Interest to the Embassy and besides neo vas there spoke Spanish. A good Comavaist has ne reeson @ ahew pity ia toe face of misfortune, defurwers that they are, dacktsy sensiziilties, they cannot find the guoduess to pity anyone, 2... 6” ' 8. Concerning the possible security questions raised by the Station in UMMA-27692 af 12 Novaatar 1965, the Station would Like to comaent that no new daubts cencariipg Licdnt-1 heve arisen sinke | { j i this dispatch was vrivten. se bina to give -ICOn.-1 & LCFPLUTTER test during March 1449, hoe “ foc : pote Whilerd C. CURTIS ay iO ee saan TO 7 Rae TOT pT mie men Pune 2.98 $3n USE PRM cuUS ADIT “ON TNLED i 4 we eee ab ae bopeee pore tt 14-0000 3 DISPATCH [oe te PROCESSING ACTION. _ wasnt foe sotxns no song srQuiteD *S Clie, NH Division ORLY QUALIFIED DESH an . CAN JU00E INDEXING row ~ — ° ~ Chie? of. Station, Mexico City. 5 micaorium SRT Pretest LIEMPTY, ogress = ¥ 1 Noveste throug: January 1966 ACTA REQRAED REFERENCES REVERSES: «A. HMUA-27653, dated 17 Noveaber 1965 B, MEXI-533¢, dated 23 Noventer 1965 C. MEXT-5kol, dated 24 Novenber 1965 “Dp, MEXI-5421, dated 26 Noveaber 1965 EB, MEXI-5352, dated 30 Noveaber 1965 2. SOMARY_OF PROJECT ACTEVTTY AND REPORTING The Inst regularly scheduled LIEPTY Progress Report covering the period 1 August thrash 31 October 1965 was forwaried to Headquarters as referenceA Salient interim activities and developments were included in rererences B. throuct =. Throughout the period under review, Project LIEMPLY comtimued to collect operational information on the LIMERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel and their visitors, as well as various targeta of opportunity. This was achieved throuch the datly photographic and fixed surveillance coverase provided by the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA tasehouses and the LIZNTRAP mobile unit, In addition, the LIZMPTY project provided essential serport to various other Heariquarters (particularly the AMROD operation) ani Station activities through the expLlottation of the LIEMPTY Principal Ascent, Raynond H, GERENDE. contimied,.. Pistribution: 3 - Chief, WH Division \ Ce _ . . ay ee ee ers eee ca Ke TYR CROSS REFERENCE TO 1 -RASPATCH SYMBOL AND mimeee——— | _ OATE 1 syma-29522 1 ! 17 Febrsary 1966 le i CLASSIICANON ~ BROS FILE NUMEER a SECRST 50-€-74/3 NIRANE TAQ ATAIN 7 PODISSAT OS STR AWE NS ARELN CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRST ; . H IDMA-2S BSS at ee 2. AGENT CONTACT AND COM {UNICATIONS: During the reporting perial, GSRENDE was seen 3h times ir. resular operational meetings by the undersismed and on $ oceastons be te Headquarters’ AMROD operations officer, Thonas G. UMQUHART. All meetinss vers resularly rotated aons efcht selected sites, No basic departures were sale i the standani meeting modus operansi; however, ‘new contact arrancenents, for meetings under emergency comiltions, are bein; worked aut wit: GERENDE, 3, ACCOMPLISEMGNTS, TROGRUSS, ACHISVENTS . an) SUURY - Throughout the reportinn period, Praject LISETY continued td provide the vast aafortty of the operational photcsrtaphs andl phyaical surveillance reports usei in Nexico City Station's operations targetted against the LIMERICK installation and persennel, Tis activity is in direct support of, and in consonance with, the current RO as approved for the Station, . The LIEMPTY coverage has proved to be a asst reliable tool ‘for: following the daily moveaents of LIMERICK personnel; previding leads to, and confirming the identities of LIMERICK starfers ani their visitors; verifying the relative rank and specific intellisence service connection of various LIMERICK officers; keeping the Station absceest of construction chanses cf the LIMERICK physical plant; and verityins reports of Station access agents, During the period under review, the LISPTy basehouses produced 4,212 photosrapts (149 rolla) as well as 20 pases of fixed surveillance reports covering this target. b) LIENTRAP - Throughout this period, the LIEVIRAP mebileuntt vas targetted against leaders and meeting-sites of the local comunis* parties as well as other targets of opportunity. Specifically, LIENTRAP provided up-to-date photosraphs of numerous communist officials, which sre of value to both the UJMPIGER program and the Station's penetration/recruitzent pregram. The LIENTRAP unit and personnel also remtlarly servicai 21 postal accommodation addresses used by Mexico Cily Station, Headquarters, anil other fleld Stations, The LIENTRAP unit provided a total of hok operational photogrephs. ec) LIMITED - During the reporting period, the LIMITED basehouse provided 1,412 frames (54 rolls) of cperational film and daily otservation reports covering the arrival ani departure of LIMERICK personnel and visitors at the tront gate of the inatallation during the attercoon and early evening hours, In addition, LISMPTY-6, the LIITSD basehouse keeper, served as the radio dispatcher on several LIEMBRACE surveillance operations. The value and need of the LIMITED fixed-radio dispatching base has Seen explaine? in detail in previous LIEMPTY rrocress Reports. a) GILYRIC - During this period, the LILYRIC hasehouse protecei 1,542 frames (54 rolls) of operational photographs, covering the saze area and targatea noted in the LIMITED section, but during the mornins ans early. afternoon hours, In addition, LILYRIC prepared a weekly report om the comings and goinss of each LINERICN staffer and contributed the sajority of this project's physical surveillance reports. a) LICALLA ~ Throughout this period, the LICALLA basehouss provided photographic coverage of the sarvien and patio area of the LIVERIIX in- stallation, an area where many of the officers, their families, ani visitors congregate, In covering this area, LICALLA produced 1,258 intiviszal photographs as vell as regular reports on the activities of varions officials of special interest to the Station, fc) LIesery-4 - ALL the above noted operational film (155 roils, 4,616 frames) provided by the basehouses and the LIENTRAP unit was cereloped and printed by LIsery-4 at the LIES TY vhoto processing base. AS ated in reference A., mich of the LIEM@TY photosraphic lab equipment was scheduled to be replaced during this period, With the adviee of the local MENT representative, doth the LIEPITY lat's fila washing system and strip printer were replaced. In adiition, a new seaf-autocatic dmm-trpe print dryer was orlered by the Station for installation in this base dering February 19¢5, ne ne aera a snr ee ae oe oa = TST > 53a SE PAENIOUS EOIN 1 SECRET 14-0000 -week (in addition the 34 meetings held with the Croject Case Officer). " AMRCD operation. It should be noted that GERENDE's alertness in spotting FORM s-2 §3a a TT 7 TT ECASSIICATRN S skeawe y | USE PREVIOUS EDITION. SECRET XO cownnuro | % CONTINUATION OF CHANGES ‘AND_PLANNING DISPATCH ree CLASSIFICATION CHS Are SOME AN NUMER SECRET | WON 2922 g) Raymond H. GESENDE - Airing the reporting pertod, GERENDE served as the full-time LIECTY F/A, operating as the cutout te the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and TICALLA basehouses and bearing the asent hanitlinz responsibility for the operators of the LIEMTRAP mobile unit as well as. LIEMPTY-4 and LIEGTY-19, a Station asset (translator) carried under Project LIFEAT., This overall asstenment involved at least twelve clandestine azent retcecy per GERENDE also made minerous ani essential contributions to the sensitive the PBRUMEN surveillance of one of the AMHOD accomaoiation addresses, undoubtedly saved this sensitive deception operation from exposure by the opposition. SECURITY AND PROBLEMS ’ Other than the attenpted PBRUMEN surveillance of the AMROD accommodation address noted above (which was neutralized by GERENDS’s alertness), there have been no known incidents which adversely affected the security of the LIEMPTY project or the related agent pernonnel. ‘hile several minor ad- ministrative problems arose, all such matters were resolved locally. a) One major operational change is planned for the ensuin; period, Upon completion of the new LIMOUSINE structure (se HMMA-25352, dated 10 February 1965) » the Station will move the present LIGLYRIC basehouse personnel (LIFMPTYs 13, 1s, 26 and 27) into that edifice rather than the LIMITED (LIEMPTYs 6 and 7) personnel as originally planned. Ancillery modifications are: 1) To increase the hours of both the photographic and physical surveillance coverage provided by the LILYRIC operators (dawn to dusk) during the week days and 2) have LIMITED provide photographie and physical surveillance coverege on week-ends only, while remaining on datly stand-by for raiio-dispatching assignments. These changes were dictated by the following considerations: 1) The new LIMOUSINE building will offer a much better vantage point for both photosraphic and physical surveillance than does the present complex which houses the LILYRIC and LIMITED bases, Therefore, the Station feels that the personnel occupying this new base should be those possessing the highest technical skilis and also those able to provide the most thorough anil complete coverass, Since the LIMITED hase now has only one trained operstor while the LILYRIC basehouae has three, the LILYRIC group is indicated. 2) Because it appears that the coverage of the LIERICK installation will be a lonz-ranze and continuing requirement, the Station desires to staff the new hase with personnel of lon;-rarge potential. Since LIFAPTY-G is now almost 60 years old, it is obvious that he does not possess this potential; however, the TLILYRIC agent complex happlly combines experienced personnel with youthful agents, 3) Finally, the sccial and financial status of the LILYRIC peraonnel is much more compatible amd consistent with the environment of the new building than is that of the LIMITED family. . While it ia anticipated that these modifications and changes will initially cause varicus administrative and operational probleas, it is believed that all such adjustments can be handled locally. bv) The requisite copies of the PN? Part IT pertinent to LIELPTY-26 were forwarded te Ueaaquarters with MMy-2750%, dated 3 Movember TOKS alone with a request for a full Operational Approval for Sibject for use as a eut-oul to the LILYRIC basehouse. LIE@TY-27 was granted a Provisional Cperational Approval on 26 January 1966 for use as a part-time basehouse keeper/operator at the LILYRIC installation, . PAGE NO. en eee ee 14-0000 ee han HATCH SYMP AAD NUMELR C3 1 RL ASSIA NIN CONTINUATION OF * DISPATCH | SECRET IMA-205220 wa een wounfor adainistrative, ce) Uther than noted above, there have & ting period. operational, or personnel changes during the repor _ . ran) “ . De Qi fe fae for/willard ¢. CURTIS vee ‘ . a - Tv ann TE CO, rr PAGE NO FORM . ss 53a USE PREVIOUS EDITION, 2 it | 140) ‘ SECRET ; LJ connaueo j h oo ee ee a 14-0000 ~~ " 4 TL ST Te AT rene TT | mts (J OFSTAOY «= RETURN TO BRANCH (] FRE RID MESSAGE FORM XXAXXXXXXAXXXXAXXAXKKAXK TOTAL COPIES RG: CB -V nr ar idela 5 woe SECRET- \ 5 NO INDEX O rive in cs ene no 2OioveS 16 Ig infor va , ence (J RID COPY CITE OIR . CARA : 59668 REF CARA 3029 (IN 94102)" - 4 Donte HQS APPROVES MR, MOREHOUSE STOPPING BY MEXI FOR DISCUSSIONS ON USES OF SURVEILLANCE PANEL TRUCKS. WILL ARRIVE MEXI SOME-_ TIME LATTER HALF WEEK 22 NOVEMBER. WILL PHONE CABOT AT HOME OR OFFICE ON ARRIVAL, Nu NEED MEET RXR NOR MAKE RESERVATIONS, END OF MESSAGE *Cara requested permission Morehouse visit Mexi on brief TDY “for latest methods and problems encountered in use surveillance panel truck, OC/SPS/CNT/D.Millhor raft) WH/3/Venezuela WI Z wil ian y. Broe “ iy On Kea Eman Chief, NHD a C/WH/L COORDINATING OFFICERS [oud 7} AUTHENTICATING -“—wMe ea 14-00000 _PROCESSNG ACTON mart fe ORL, . RO INDDINS ERQVIRLD OMY QULLAE? CESK Ye. Le wARy a eee Lew kU. rene Werer many ck dey wt na eee” (NSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUBRER ay DATE eee ee { RCS FLE NUMBER H i . : to H ! i 14.90000 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH nae _ se meen mre wir | Ut ARIE ATT | Trev MICo SUMS ANS NUMBER paca wy CoviIbay tts ony ot Of 4. EDL. one Sort rou7 LILI ee Juvlig Vue 2 Vivicuel frends Pope ‘ wis ym chon the Li au ap eee to wis oapmiens at oaee pe LDS ) of gotves tue sae Cell Miho Qcoaany ran sobugl's = CONDE 3 3 wheto i unit pre Speciric eros PAA uf TEV LLtray to Stre Saket las REIL? woutle ult ves terushs? weubies cat visielny or Lobo bie Iueaticn be fa gaeus iniyd dasdt ce au nents cs) DIR WP = are! a eate ayttacdes lr, plaitiony Pr) TR ot nen sie by Vt Lar bon aa neo p) ot a ' Ws ereaueny 4. abeing bia of a 7 midhbiony be 2 ee, syoduc td ea) LLNYHiC - Leas the Lind J TCE Lares G [0 cots} 4 3 Sida, covets naked a las Whe TDi bus OR NOW'S 6 ren Sakti Loy DELLS yo vagury ngo nal colugs OF cai LIAL chatter 212 : ee wel JOULES piteg? set's nagiiend rapovls om: cll Tally iiien, DIL vo the 2 entick Lie u mane ene So orenvhs qomueradal deli 22 ipbien, en rps Fo snoignwent ul each ne OBR piputs on consbructicn tstiviby © NovaLhe thule be nahours weovided photocraphice en apes fea rye ty In wal: pera oer rer whack: LIHIEH ary tye SLBA Ls o mu Una re yevtod the eennibtioa os tac aw seppe hd ot ~ BLL Ttabmhed aah RSLS entont os che Tiel bak bith 1 nme we LE LEE ae t. Wap. Tero oun - Op nde Arm are me he LORY . wookve ohriiietesiat par udel as vcd wali a ant ay the sorul PALMS [a PAGEL ND iG. commons §3u USE PREVIOUS EDITION. 14-0000 ~ DesPaton SV MERL ANT NUMER LCL AGTIPIC ATION .CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH ayweoppere fe he GaVAIES A idends (uss view, whieh the LIST ca age Sbotioh wv alaluistrntive a) In wespense to the Gbaltonts rogues, DIMeICR/Z, Jiotoi 16 Osteber 1965 granted a NA te LIE: PayeMh for use as a subout to the LILVALG basohouse. LINDWY-26 was mech by Gate and was used ogerntionally fusing the aleence of tha recales LILY culu.ib, PEt Deve, The VRi Part IT ane fall or request portirent to L1eatuvel whl be subaitéel prior to Lb te roaver 1965. V hn) As in the past period, Seation plans bo coutiinuc bo enphasice the quality of the LIEMUYY photegrapiica procuche To this ond, mich of the photographie lab Wechais are bolng held with tho Locel. KURIO?D vepresentabiva, Hugh 2s PRAUCORE, congerming the yuplacerent of tis baselhouse cmoras. \ ° \ s) Osher Shana noted above, Shere he Yom no angor alninisisetive, opel= ational, or persomiol changes dur tho voyorttiny periot. \ i equipment is veiling replaced mul disc a 7o ran . Ne L . | rr ae yor ROL whkoby 4 ‘ ‘ x : bay Gk al ines i “ o Pity cosns se . i 7 : cence Ce _ —- ‘ : a al aN CO ae ine NO . 3a USE PREVIOUS FT PON 14-00000 inocxe CH ves Ono CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. K-AEP TO-PILE-O. ee rice rioC) wer. to exancn OJ oastaoy CI sic. ten CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Torat COPIES SECRET — [m3 ADVANCE COPY QO seauio O svorres Over taro FILE Vv? A Dp cA ' SECRET 2300472 a Ge 5 - an eee - ~y ms . DIR CITE MEXI 5135 S3ectya TWIST 6 8 SES é TYPIC AMROD Liewery ped REF DIR 51315 9° , fe) . REF LTR MAILED AS REQUESTED 22 OCT. nr arenes renee LEVEY SECRET wywvtid verry ypeoyve Te cer shire CFN 5135 51315 REF LTR MAILED AS REQUESTED 22 OCT at RECCrSS CIFIZER STAMP Tho followtrs aztton ft : euthorizedcs a2 --k epee R.0. £559 ~ Unit ‘hd fe Noto: 4f appropriate. 14-00000 4 ‘ ’ ©) oesrroy (J RETURN TO GRANCH [) FILE RID P OOGLGE ROUTING MESSAGE FORM . CL TOTAL coPles: ig H msi “Charles SK son: n jew: C/m/e/cayPA Gime Bos BCRET | hl ext: 4197 Cro noex }} OATE: ~=2 September GSLKFLEINCS FEN. 20901-20481 ‘iro : MEXICO CITY ‘1! genom: DIRECTOR | coer mro . TY wots Lire i ‘ eS TYPIC . AMROD LIBMPTY F.0. gOlQ Uy &9 REF MEXI 4616 (IN 43897) oto: Is cos tian, elite + ¢eSordigate P scnes SUSPENDING PO BOX servicine® FOR“MME BEING BUT DESIRE 1. SE CING VISUAL CHECK OF NONOALCO BOX 10 OR 11° SEPTEMBER! GCS 2. PLEASE HOLD ALL LETTERS FROM THAT BOX TILL URQUHART — ARRIVAL, 3. SERVICED NONOALCO 25 AUGUST, ASSUMING L-10 POSSIBLY IDENTIFIED AT THAT TIME AND NOW DESIRE COMMENTS ON COUNTERSURVEILLANCE AT TIME LIEMPTY~10 4. UNDER SURVEILLANCE DESIRE HE MAKE DAILY VISITS GOBERNACION AND PROCURADURIA DEL DF BEGINNING SOONEST, HE TO TRY GIVE IMPRESSION HE LOOKING TO MEET SOMEONE OR WAITING FOR APPOINTMENTS. Se WISH STAFFER, PEUVION IF POSSIBLE, VISIT NONOALCO PO BOX SECTION TO SEE iF LETTERS SIMILAR TO THOSE RETRIEVED 25 AUGUST ARE VISIBLE IN ANY OTHER BOXES. WHAT WAS DATE STAMPED ON THE 25 AUGUST LETTER THAT WAS NOT 6. MARKED "LIBRE DE POPTE?" er wa A 7. HISTORY OF LOST TEST LETTERS PLUS INCIDENT REPORTED IN RSF INDICATES NONOALCO BOX UNSUITABLE FOR AMROD OP, REQUEST LLEMPTY COORDINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER a+ . q | SECRET | a See SE 5-1-1) o REPRODUCTION GY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS paoneited? MESSAGE FORM QQ) besreoy 0 RETURN TO BRANCH C, FILE ID TOTAL COPICS: AA XXX x RXKXKAR O noex SECRET * No invex 0 rice in cs Fite No. “2 TO 3 " Uf From: DIRECTOR cone f info: VR, FILE [7] RID COPY PAGE TWO . ft hoe NFO. . CITE oR COO RA P ASSET GET ASAP NEW BOX IN A PO NOT SO FAR ASSOCIATED WITH AMRODg a : USING FALSE NAME AND ADDRESS, WOULD PREFER BOX AT MAIN PO IP POSSIBLE, AGENT MAY HAVE TO MAKE GIFT TO HBAD OF PO STATION OR SUBSTATION IF BOXES IN SHORT SUPPLY, - END OF MESSAGE ae , a” Awe’ = psy oe | Shee us . GF Ylores Lo a DC/WH/C/CA Rillidm ¥. Broe JohnfT, Flynn C/vED . WH/1. (Mrs. Bustos in draft) . C/WH/C oe COORDINATING OFFICERS | H GEOU? Y AUTHENTICATING RELEASING OPFICER SECRET beabennieeartater ae OFFICER ~~ oo . dm tee canoe . KEPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy WO. -~ne woe & fee ety CLASSIFICATION FROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH sscRs? Ton nenoue ONLY QUALIFIED DESK Chiet, WH Division INFO. . . CAN JUQGE INDEXING FROM . ‘ . Chief of Station, Mexico Cit; -_ : arcROriUM SUBJECT © Project LIEMPTY/Frosress Report 1 May through 31 July 196 ACTION REQUIGED - BEFERENCES References: A. HMMA-26027, 5 May 1965 B TWMA-262h3, 4\ June 1965 C. NEXI-4167, 16 July 1965 De NEXI-L248, 26 July 1945 1. ROFORTING AND BACKGROUMD. Tue last regular y scheduled LIEDTY progress report cavering the pertod L February through 70 April 1965 was formested as reference A, _ Stent Cicamt interis developments and netivitiles were included ta rete 3 through D. Tarougheut the perlod under review, Project FY continuet collect oper- aticnsl infermation on tae LO s the LIM. rsounel gid thedy visitors, as il as various targets ef opportu: its, tan ithe deLlly phetegraphie ani ined surveillanee overage provided by the LELEVED, EILVRIC, snd LIVALLA vhoto ic baschouses o SpageenG dae ui Soe DESVTIRAP mobile phote unil. In adiition, this projec Red abhes cesens vperatLlonal suppert to veric Station and Nea: ‘a netivibies torou the utilization of She services of long-time contree t Raymond U. GALL 2.0 Ag COMMOR ALD CODUNICALICH &) On 22 May y bho Principal Arent ror doce Maas: Raymond H, Gah ay lepnrtel Mexico roa vacation. As per pre-planned array ante, ek. tootive, and agent-handiing tasks wete buoned over To Oliver G. SOAIPLING (P): Avent sends aide Cuniing of tha LIMIPED, LILYRIc, au2 LICALLA baschouse the DLT SPHAD obile unit; To Lin; oml Cundi: the LIGPTyY MAIS responsi tL LS wes chosen for this turn- over a workload since he hak | y Rendled all but one i because he was Ta: ilisr with 2 obfeetives ante o LILMPly Bud The ve ry reed opera sei.spuner wilh asnin us Reviet on Goitciwves upoa bh Monies in varly es COPY ‘OSS REFERENCE | DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER : PEAR REIT CLSSIFICATION Skhuh sa FONAaT CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH TO ninetcer meeting requly house t nid sites were rete Gopartures (other tacit of the LindiTy projects sgomRatc VU PRLS i Ab re, 3. ACCOMPLIGIVELTS, 2B Taronghout the reperting periol, Project i GXXIV cortinued to proviis the anjerity of the cperationsl photo,raphs and euiveiliaace reporia used in kexico Clty Station's operations against the LIMERICK inctelistion and persace:. This proved to de a aost vollable ang visbie tocsl fer: following the deily aovements of the LINERICK personnels pivviding sat confining the iientities of LIMERICK staffers and their vialtovs; and verigyiag tue relative rank am position us well as the specific Intullisence rorvies semnectlon of various TCASHICK officers. Daring the period under review, Profect LicwTY praca 160 rolls (3,033 frames) of operationnl photugraphe as vell as approximately TOO pages of fixed, physics] surveillance reports dealing with this tarsete In aiiition, LIEMPEY produced 203 operational photograpss of other targets of Interest to Station Mexico City. Specific exanples of the contre isions unde by esch component of Project LIAGTY te the fulfillment of the relevant gertions of the station's Keleted Missions Directive, follow: coveraze has a) LIENERAP - Throughout this period, the LIEXEAP motile photo «i tarceted against lLeaters and Lustallations af the Taebido Comund (ecm), visitins communist tomaders, and odher tatsets of syeelalL interoub. Specitically, the LEeMPRAT wait verigied the current CATER , Bry ti wosbosda be photographs of teo BY { of interest ~ £ a a) ghd provided uy u exiled La Mexica; photographie covernce wos for use in eperattonsl plasnine; ead provi an instellation linked with the local Spe: produced a tetel eo: 203 cperatlonal gun postal acvomnodlablou adiresses amr ap ee TAL sulerly serv “ ion ia oO er Ha 3 3 5 rr) r fe ‘2 3 4 or Q 5 “u c@ Bavene >) LIMTTED - During the ‘perkud ec fifty-seven rolls eerare yor velllanes raparts sovering the daily err: anl btheiy visiters at the front gate of the gtion tn, questicss, turing th afternoon and eventing hours. In addition, LInGTY-6, the LIMITED tesehouse keeper served as the fixed radlo-dispateher fer three LIEMBRACE suxreillance operations targeted against LIMERICK IS officers as well as serving a3 the spotter and dispatcher for five LIPMBRACS surveillances Atrected aseinst PBPRIME nationals who visited the LIMERICK installation (see MEXT-2257 , MEXE-4248, and MEXT-4250, all dated 26 July, for details), rrohs and rez. tere of LIXLIUX personnes ah 2) LIEYRIG - Puring the reporting period, the LILYRIC base produced sixty- three rolls (1,652 frames) of operational fils, for the same purplses as noted above in the LIMITED section, during the serning and early = hours. In addition, LILVide prepaved a wees report on the con of each LIMENICK staffer and contributes the physteal surveillance reports. lnally, LILY tes made to the LDISSHIcs comercial delive a) LICALEA - During this parios, the LICALLS coverage oL gounicn end patlo arena Ne 2 where many of the offlecis ant t LICALIA pr sere GIGS. vier 6 Hervey U. VChe LICALLA bese f 5 veference Ds tall hl SSCURTPY All) Pads amg cericd > we luitwia inaide, tad connnuco 53a USE PREVIOUS ECITION, t 14.90000 | rey ee TT Tr wa sew BND CONTINUATION OF { ont a ease OSPATCH oe ee | PTL] DSS psraren | nO a] ed the encurity of the LIGOTY project ex the rela ted agent aricis niece adudnistiative and persenicl problens APOLG, s) Station Mexico City plans to have Rayaond He GLRELDS reassune the a handling and alcinistrative responsibilities thas he pr fously had, upon . tis potam te Hexico in carly Ausguse 19065. fs previously noted in reference a, SALE has becn resoved from the aegis of Project LIAMNY and integrated inte the LIUMEOR progects b) Other than nove. above, no major niainistrative cr opcraticnal changes are planmies gor the casuing purlode cone td | Pewwlon willant ©. CUITIS anne a eee a Cuan SN ] Tract MO Uae PRES SEN TON oe NS ow i ; " armas Fhe wow BWW es ors) i 5 Stig sha ann ay iL Jeenrento i ~ 4 wen ars ES NES i ' 14-0000 coe : & a : CLASSIFICATION : PROCESSING ACTION | DISPATCH fo. SECRET | [nnneto roe neesna _ 10 j \ Chief, SH Divielon NO INDEXING REQUIRED INFO, ONLY QUALIFIED ESR - CAN JUOGE INCEAING 20m . Chie? of Station, Mexico CityA . MICROFILM . \ wusiect 3 Project LIEMPTY/Prosress Report 1 Febriary - 30 April 1965 ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Referencet A, HMMA-25352, 10 February 1965 B, HMMA-25536, 12 March 1965 C. MSXI-3138, 19 April 1965 D, MEXT-2802, 24 March 1965 E, ‘MEXI-2727, 8 March 1965 1, ESSURTING AND BACKGROUND, The last regularly; scheduled LIEMPTY Progress Report covering the period L Noverber 1964 through 31 January 1965 was forwariei to Headquarters as reference A, Significant interim developments and achievements of LIEMPTY vere incluiat in references C, through fh, The Froject Outline tur LIRAZCR, which when pppreved, will provide for the maintenance or long-term contract ament Oliver CG, SCANPLING who ts now carrted under Projeet LISMPT/, wea subaitted for headquarters approval with reference 3. Throughout the perfod under review, Project LISTY continued ta collect operational information on the LIVERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel anil thetr visitors, as well as various tarcets of oppertunity, through the daily photosraphic covernze provided by the LIMITED, LILYRIC, ani LICALIA photosraphic basehouses and the frequent use of the LIENIRAP mobile photo- Graphic unit. In addition, this project provited other essential operational suppo to various Station and Headquarters activities thro: the utillzation of the services of long-tima contract arents Raymond H, GZREDE and Oliver G, SCANTLING, Turing the reporting perlod, the primary LIEXOTY principal agent, Rayvoond #, GERENDS was seen forty-two (42) times in operational meetings by the undersigned, while principal agent Oliver @, CCANTLING was seen twelve (12) times. Other than frequent and intentional variations in meeting times and sites, no changes were ance in the Project's communication systems, All operetional contact with the 5 action/sub-agerts of the LIEMPTY Project was maintained through Raymond H,GORENDE, , continued. eo. Distributions C39 cf DISPATCN SYMBOL AND NUMBER HMMA-260°7 Giassincanion ; t SECRET" “CROSS REFERENCE TO 5 May 1965 FALE NUABER 14-0000 TINUA “_— | ; CON hpbselbiral OF SECRET WAM-26087 4 4. 4 :. “ Ee ne ne arrrnEr nr CvTar vier? iT namaaeaallal TUraTC gerne ANG WYN . Tr, TROGHeS3, ALD AGEL ORES. Throughout the reporting pertod, Profect LIIMPZY contirie! tu proince the maforits of the operational photorrapia used in Chation Moxico City's KUD CR operations against the LIMERICK trruet. This eoverare haa provel to be a relinbla ani vinble tool ré6r: following the dally movenenta of the LIGHICK personnels providing and confimaing tdentities of LIMERICK staffern avi their visitors; and veritying the relative rank and positions as well as the intolligenco service connections of various LINERICK officers. Specifle oxamples of the contritutions of aach LIEMTTY Project component to the fulfillment of the Relnted Mission Mirectivo, as apprevad for Mexico City Station, follows a) LIENTRAP - Throughout the reporting period, the LIETNAP mobile photo- graphic unit was targeted extensively ozeinst the leaders and {natallations of the Partido Comuntsta Mexicano, the Partido Popular Goctalista, ent other exile or visiting comminict leadera, In mid-April 1965, the LIENTRAP unit provided an up-to-date photograph of FoLIME-1 which was passed to a visiting KUBARK staffer for hie use in the recruitment attempt of ESLIME-1, Hot only did this photograph serve as a means of tdentifying the target for the recruiter, but also served ap bona fides for the recruiter during the succesoful recrultnent of thia commnist/exile guerrilla, (See referones C. for detaila.) Overall, the LIENTRAP urit produced 49 roils of 35 mm film which will be or have been used in support of planned recruitment attompts, end Ln peoviding Identificatiors, locations or contacts of varlous targota of Interest. b) LICALLA - During the period under review, the LICALLA installation pro- vided photographic cavurage of the #arden aml patio erea of tha LIMERICK installation, where many of tha personnel consregate. In this effort, LIEDTY-9, the LICALLA basehouse keever providel 52 rolls of 35r7 still photographs which were mast us ful to the Station tn deternining or con- firming the intelligence service affiltation of various LIMERICK stalfers by their constant nssocintion and conversations with other known {rtelli- genca officers. In adtition, LIGALLA provided special physical surveillance reports on all deliveries mite to the LIMERICK installation, the prasence of suspoct aulio techniclans, and the changan in the ontterna of activity of various LIMERICK personnel. On 23 Maren, Dedley Fy GHAGTER, KURIO? cpectalist antered LICALLA for an on-site survey in support of a sensitive teci.r.ical operation. being planned by the Station and ieadquarters. (See reference A, paragraph 3, e, and reference D, for detalls.) ec) LIMITED - During the reporting period, LIMITED provided 57 rolla of : operational film and daily wurvelllance reports covering the arrival and | departure of LIMERICK personne] and visitors at the front gate of the LIMERICK installation during the afternoon and evening hours. In adiition, LEMPTY-6, the LIMITED hasehouse keeper, servet as the fixed radio ‘iispateh basa for five LIM43RACE surveillance operrtions covering know or suspect LIMERICK intelligence officers or thetr contacts, Yecause of the protective socurity provided to the LIMERICK instalation by local. "Servicen” it vould be impossible to provide LTEMBRACE survetllance of LIMERICK staffers without the LIMTTED radio dispatching. LIMITED (asa wall as LILYRIC) also provided confirmation of the visit of subject of reference © (a SRBPRIMEr in contact with a LIMERICK intelltgerce officer) to the LIMERICK instellation. (See - reference §, for details. f a) LILYRIC - During the period covered by the report, LILYRIC produced 73 roils of operational film covering the eomings end goings of LIMERICK personnel. ‘and yisitors to that installation during the morning ani early afternnon hours, In addition, LIP Ty-1h, the LILIMIC basehouse keeper, proviled approxinatel,’ BOO pares of physical surveillance reports, ccvering the movements of LIMERICK personnel, e. Cliver G. SCANTLING - SCAMOLING was marrled in mid-February and honeyrooned until late March; consequently, CCANDLILG was “out of aetion" fer anpreximatel: onaehalf of the reporting neriod. ring the remainder of this period, however, SCANTLIEG continued a3 the alternate contact of LICAG‘-1, the princtpal agent in the RICAGA LAURICLE operation, es well continuing tc Bencle the PBNUME access slent he had reeraite? in Janurr, 1965 (eee referees A, peragraph 3). In addition, at headquarters! request, SCANTLING re-cesed the United Arab Republic ‘aassy in support of o sensitive operation now in es ning. nhac cee gene went ee eee oe ene as Cee eee meee -the_planiine. 31 T TT YS OC AT IMS ‘ [race no FORM so 530 USE PRES 'OUS EDITION, aur 14-0000 CONTINUATION OF we tereticaes DISPATCH | SECRET | CST ATC HE SU MERY AND NUMBLY | EEN A-25027 penne een c) Raymond HW. GEUDS - Throughout this period, GRAMS eontimel aa the Station's Cull-tine cutout to the LIMITED, LICALIA, and LILVIC bavehvuses ag well as raintaining the cuteut/agent hantLins responsibility for the LIESERAD mobile photo unit ani the LEMPTY photosraphic-proceseing banchouses GSRENDE again nade numerous and essontinl contributtons to the sensitive _ANRCD operation as well as ‘Servicing numerous postal acceanodation addresses, hk, SECURTIX. Thore have baen no known inciients during verealy éffected the security of she LIETIY tn oe Various refinements have been made in the cover story to be used (1¢ necessary) to explain the relationship between the case officer and GERENDE. (See also paragraph 2 ret noeting times and sites.) Fa coe the reporting pertod witch have ade 5, PLANS AND CHANGES. it had become otvious that many of the operat Lonal SCANTLING vere falling outside the proper scope of Project LIEMPTY: consequently a new Project was prepared to cover the Station's relationship with SCANTLING. This Project Outline (Project LIRAZOR) was submitted for Headquarters’ approval with reference B, and SCANILING will be removed fron the aegis of Project LIEZVMPTY upon receipt of Headquarters’ approval of LINAZOR, ' “a) As noted in reference A. assigrments levial on Oliver G,. b) GERENDE plana to take a well-desevved vacation from lete May through July 1965 Station intends to have SCANTLING handle the photoyraphic basehouses and the LIENTRAP unit (since SCANTLING is alreody witting of all bub one of those LIEMETY agents) while the LIEATY Case Officer will handle LIEMPIY-4 and the photographic basshouse, ec) Other than noted above, there are no major administrative or operational changes planned for the ensuing period. Cetin kK S burnin for Willard Cc, CURTIS ] PkGE NS 3 CONTINUED oe TOTS SRSSINCATION FORM iH soo 53a USE PREVOUD BOITION, RS RBCRET : , 14er “ * pO wt 14.90000 fy oo rn ne rman cyyppnnanenemnrnnenrnrnrnnmnre ep 2 \ CLASSIFICS @Ag o¢ vor, coords a > aa en Deess Rt REPROCUCT 10 PROHIBITED “MeX ico € Cr, ° ; wx — hatte a+ SECRET 0919202 DIR CITE MEX! 2732 EASBY ACTING Ag, 7 MAA OS - km 1 PT hb LINESA LINOUSINE ¥ fr “ROP | HeMA 25310 1. LIMOUSINE REPORTS CONSTRUCTION WILL BEGIN ANY DAY ON NEW LimETED HOUSE. AWAITING LAST OF GOM PERMITS, LIFEUD~6 HAD ALREADY SPOKEN TA LIMOUSINE BOOKKEEPER ABOUT POSSIBILITY RENT ONE OF NEW APARTMENTS, © IN TRYING TRANSFER FIDEO COM1S0 FROM WOW DEFUNCT BANCO DE LA HSOPRIEDAD DE LA INDUSTRIA TEXTIL TO ANOTHER BANK, LIMOUSINE DISCOVERED RANKS NOW NOT ACCEPTING THIS TYPE FIDEO COMISO. HENCE HE OBLIGED 'O TAKE DIRECT TITLE 10 PROPERTY. TITLE TRANSFER CHARGES BASED Ch PERCENTAGE OF PROPERTY BALUE AND HE MUST PAY ALMOST 22,000 ‘SOS TO HACIENDA, OWING REAL ESTATE COMMITMENTS AND CASH \ “UTLAY O8 LIMITED BUILDING, HIS CASH POSITION SHORT. ASKS IF CAN f DELAY INITIAL PAYMENT OR 45)@08 PESOS 98 DAYS. / 4 %, RECOMMEND HQ APPROVAL. bout SECRET Crh “Djasen Applicadla To Maar Li mesa Li mast > ry : Sie 8 j Ke a7 any yon i yy & vay) ' A 14-0000 h MESSAGE Form —/ 1 ¢. Bustos e WH/1 O wom 7 SECRET e ' 4606, 4507 (No woex , 15 Jan 65 O #LE IN CS fue NO — - $ . +. MEXICO CITY : JMMEDIATE WOM DIRECTOR Tene . * fa 7 . . conn LUAEF | INFO OGL, CLE, DY, EPR VK; File + \ - _ 7 ~ om te i 10 v\ NO care of _ ; ext (PP 108 075 . : C > se . 77743 - REF; MEX{ 2159 (IN 58393)* 1, APPROVAL GRANTED SELL TO LiMOUSINE LIMITED PROPERTY UNDER XESS Se aed te TERMS OUTLINED PARA ONE REF, 2, PROCEED AS FOLLOWS; A. WLIMOUSINE TO DRAW UP LEASE WITH APARTMENT OCCUPANT FOR THRES YEARS WITH RENTAL AT 2,300 PESOS PER MONTH” WITH FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL PROYISOS: (1) OPTION TO RENEW FOR SUCH ADDITIONAL PERIODS YOU SEE nat recent UP I me S. + FIT WITH RENTAL ESTABLISHED BASED ON NEGOTIATIONS CONSISTANT WITH RENTALS PAID BY CCCUPANTS OTHER APARTMENTS, (2) PROVISO BINDING LINOUSINE'S SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS. B, DRAW UP SEPARATE CONTRACT WITH LINOUSINE OUTLINING AGREEMS NT PARA ONE REF AND FORWARD STGNED COPY WOQS. AGREEMENT SHOULD PROVIDE FOR CREDIT RENTAL OFFSET TO KUBARK BY LIMOUSINE PLUS RETURN TO KUBAR OF ANY MONTHLY RENTAL PAYMENTS MADE BY APARTMENT OCCUPANT TO LIMOUSINE FOR PERIOD FREE RENTAL IF SUCH IN FACT MADE, ALSO DETERMINE WHAT WILL HAPPEN RENTAL OFFSET AGREEMENT SHOULTLIMOUSINE : RETIRE, DIE OR PROPERTY LEAVE HIS CONTROL af ‘ a ae ee END OF MESSAGE a ° Coosa wating oFFiceas, ___ (See page 2) AMTAENTICAT OVS } i ceaurt } RGLEACING OF FICEA acheled trom pulom, o . SECRET ersecnerrreaa| sreices _" detlsratication REPRQPNCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Cooy Na 14.90000 ROUTING ‘ MESSAGE FORM ONG + = so 2 units O rom [ SECRET 7 : = ar. (No pox + OATE: CO fie iN ct RENO. oes - “+ TAREDSATE “Peet “io , MEXICO CITY an PAGE @ 2 | rom. DIRECTOR COns, mero os - - ~ . + - i ea BY AP A F “WH Comment: LIMOUSINE AGREES PAY $12,000 FOR LIMITED, 60% iN CASH, REMAINDER WITHIN THRES YEARS, NEED REPLY BEFORE. COB 15 JANUARY. pots WH/LOG J. Jwisniewski Lim OL/RECD/Ed—Bemn ison“{i Crowe de ; OL/Warrield oGC/Connell (phone) see OGC 65-0119 WH/PO/A ao pn ee mer QOS WJ. KAUFMAN C/WH/1 } DESMOND FITZGERAL CHIEF, WHD EQORDINATING OFtiCaas t } Grouet AUTNEN TC ating BELCACING OFFICER SECRET 1 fad rom automate ornesa . nding ond a = conen COFOPANIISCTION ay OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIRITED fame Ns ~N ew hw 14-0000 SEGHET | OCC 65-0119 4 i 4 4 gan 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Logiatica | Mr, Edward Deaisoa ATTENTION; SUBJECT: LIEMPTY, Los USINE REFERENCE: Mexi 2159 ; 1. In conversation with the Headquarters officer concerned with LIEMPTY LIMOUSINE affairs, this Cifice waa apprised of the fact thst the proposed transaction, outliaed ia rel: eenee cable, would be executcd without recourse to advice on the legal aapecta of the sale under Mexican law and with no intennoa to make LIMOUSINE's commitment to this Agency legally binding. [tle further intended _ that LIMOUSINE's "promissory notes" be uasecured, : 2. Should the proposed transaction be carricd out ia this manner, this Agency would be unable to caforce LIMOUSINE's promise to pay his debt, and would have xo legally cognizable inetrue ment to pregent to an executor of his estate should he dle before meeting his obligations to usa. In additian, eur right to continued poseesaion of the apartment would be tenums at deat, 3. Thus itis planned to convey real cataie apyraised at $14,443 in exchange for $7,200 and a collection of unenforceable, uneccured promises. It is hard to believe that in this case, operas tonal security precludes closer protection of Aguacy assets, gf Teton d. Connell FETEN J. CONNELL Office of Ganoral Cousel ec: CAVH/L Operations Officer 14-0000 ow LASSTFIED MESSATE =” peran covine YO : , ici ee - OC evra REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED , 18 wa ee nt a tne nee ee ms S$. Byoyar? . 7 ECRET 12198 12465858393 DIR CITE MEXY 24*° LIEMPTY Limcust Tr RCE DIR 7agn8 te LIMOUSINE AGRI ES POLLOUING TER VS: “~~ ae TOTGAL PURCSA CE Sorer CF reyes DOLLA. PAYASLE IN PESOS. SUXEY PERCENT (8 Toe, PESTON EG CONSTRUCTION ABOUT 15 FER. + om u B, 57,9@0 FRSus c/7 C. SALANCE CASH (AY LNT G8 CO4PLETION COUSTPUTTION (AROUND © GUL YY. D, BALANCE OF 89,3 7 So oe boAT ROPAYABLE ITHIN 3 YE“RS FROM COMPLETION CCU That oN, 2 FA SMENT ARWE AIOUET, PLT OF 2300 PESOS rN EL AS PaRTiab 28a" vo RS. POULAL crTe uot TO CMake my D> HONTIRY TQ EE pte le ba Dee DURING THPS°PESL of TUESE APTER aT RATE UO-ULFFEREYIT FROM OLNEY APARTMENTS GAN Toten FOR PERYOD 9@ YRE OR UNTEL KUBARM TERS [Ap Tes ARFANCEAENT | A 2 Lrousisé Pee teh CfA TRANSACTION UP SOON AE POSSTPLE AND ae HOPES PAY OFF yo Stet VITHIN FIRST YR, 3, LENGHT THR ed6Ge GESTION ON PROPERTY NOT SPECIFICALLY ACRVAD ULTH LIMOUSINE, BUT NI REASON SLLIEVE HE WOULD SECRed . . ay py? / Aw é . { A 14-00000 wats A , OT AGKEE TO ANY TE WE STIPULATE, OULY J OKCR MAY Yr LENGTHY TINS He ORECAINS ACTIVIC IN SIEM AS cE TOF 65, A. REQUEST Hy CONTENTS RY US JAN a5 WOULD LIKE 80 27LE START DEMOLI‘1O* PESORE ME LEAVES FOR U.S. 17 UAT SECRE? CEN SECREL 14.90000 er, set CON +. § 3 Con : ° (b — ; . _ THI -“KNwaw Fa eee Pade oy yen Oe cz ROUTING 3! i$] Se . Orie, tat fh 0 Insex ONO INDEX © Fite iN CS FILE NO. 7 oe Rae Jo 4 a i 5 noise’: YE Oate, 22 Leeinber scnrce CIOY : TO + prom. DIRECTOR wo OG ¢-2, OL-4 BFA, Vs, Fj Le O00 YEXT. INFO, aS ” care OW te POSGeY Lovers j uh? TOM; ORT 2025 (I 404038) Ll, NID GO TIL GCULANID OCLLAND ConLIDioo MALS SECCTLucion LL Is wr AQT aD (ETCH INCLUDLG DILCOUT, 2, REM PEAcic Pasrses LU LU Aone wl kg CCC Macy IDG seioNn RiGuTS. 3. IP LUD om Plylary Not POSTS CLCSIin: GALES PRICE CLCULD Ds IGARSE? TO ype wae (4: 60%) UPPER LIT WITE BULL 5G: TH OPAMIDNG 40D RSMAS WCU VIMLOLDING NONSULY IG Be yee, PAYIENTS OF AGRESD LIE TioD NENT AG IEGNG PARGIAL EY CRCED PAYIENT, Ww) at %. ADVICS BEFOR? CLOSING, SSO ACCSETAOIZ. # EiD CF 1ExS..c2 =7A he ds Cle net audientian M4 WL/LOG J. Sudentowsht_” ae SY OT SVY Aste eed GL/TSCD TALL Otank: fvce5 , Okephen CL Caste HC Conn tf ’ a : ! Ne fia; 7 At ; Me 4 cy BUT OND Wekon fie fe 4 v COORSINATINS OFFICERS ee. a , | ery r AUTHENTICATING jbecleded few avtemate OrFicgn Cosy «a. 14-0000 A EE See TESS se as : ‘we tr‘ oe aE ENS ots Bey, enn Sorat Fpcncon ty ose cnggeen: ee wee tee o>) eunsaseieo message 80788, 1s wee ‘3 a cor LT woe ;SECRETBS22072 . Dy, a - | ou CITE AEX! 2023 -_ ee 4 : oe , LIENPTY LIHOUSINE ceets a - eet | | Bienes ; ROP. Ore a2a9 BY. Gln es | “ten URILE cannot ‘PREDICT How LIMOUSINE’ VILL ‘REACT 10 ney, STATION NEEDS CLEAR INDICATION NQ LIMITS FOR NEGOTIATION. WOULD PREFER HAVE _| THES PRIOR OISCUssION, REF WITH HIM. HE AND STATION UNOSRSTAND HUST | CLEAR FINAL AGREEMENT. ‘WITH'HQ PRIGR PROCEEDING, BUT WISH AVOTO HAVING ; TO BOUNCE SERIES CF PROPOSALS OFF Ha. ; MO . 2. REQUEST Ha PROVIDE STATION WITH SOME LINITS O8 “LovER SALE price for t iP an . a VILLISG ACCEPT ALSO ON WHAT IG CONSIDERED REASONABLE Orscont RATE. ri ta CAN SE SURE STATION WILL GET BEST DEAL POSSIELE. PRESUNE BY : . - vjprrsat AGAINST HONTHLY RENTAL AGREENENT® MQ MEANS VITHHOL DING AGREED 14-00000 *. Hy ah ("% KESSAGE FORM j2 © -j———*ung___ o's: C, Bustos-Videla:jah - ECRET qt _— war. WH/1 (Inox | OF + 4507 ONO INDEX 7 et ee ee ee 7 . Men py . Mexico City Otecdt v2 ds : PRIORITY 3m DIRECTOR — com wi 8 wro OL 4, gPA,OGE &, Fle, vie “ 0 MEXI INFO: cat pia 72229 REF: MEXI 1898 (IN 41069) LIEMPTY LIMOUSINE NEGOTIATION / 1. HQS APPROVES/SALE LIMITED PROPERTY TO LIMOUSINE 4SOODR GU NXROMALY “Sep ENIAC RHO HR HOHE APEC oe TODELOKISX DKON MIOOSODLOKUKKK ALONG THE FOLLOWING LINES: A. KUBARK INTERESTS BE PROTECTED TO UTSIOST WITH LIMOUSINE ASSURANCES KUBARK WILL CONTINUE HAVE OCCUPANCY RETENTION RIGHTS, ASSURANCE MAY REQUIRE SEPARATE LONG TERM RENTAL/LEASE AGREEMENT WITH KUBARK RESERVING RIGHT CANCEL ANYTIME, HQS REALIZES PIKED RENTAL PRICE : NOT FEASIBLE UNDER LONG TERM LEASE AND THEREFORE LEASE COULD PROVIDE FOR INITIAL FINED RENTAL WITH A SLIDING SCALE ADJUSTMENT THEREAYPTER, . : B. SINCE PROMISSORY NOTE FOR 180,600 PESOS WOULD BE UNSECURED WITH FINAL PAYMENT NOT DUE UNTIL JAN 1972, HQS PREFERS TOTAL PAYMENT FOR | LIMITED AT OUTSET RATHER THAN WAIT 63 YEARS, C., REALIZING LIMOUSINE'S POSSIBLE FINANCIAL STRAIN MAKE SUCH LARGE PAYMENT INITIALLY, HQS WILLING ACCEPT LOVER SALE PRICE AT MY REASONABLE DISCOUNT RATE. IF LIMOUSINE UNABLE LIQUIDATE WITH ONE \y CONTINUE D nceneeeeeee eee Gs \ . o> AUTHENTICATING OrFICRE ' 4’ a ae ay COORDINATING OFFERS RELEASING CFFICER - f s E ¢c R E T ‘ oo a) DEPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE {S$ PROHiBITED. WA ‘ 1 Copy No ~~ wm wm eS ete ee eee ' 1400000 MESSAGE FORM ROUEN Le ONG . UNIT : (J Index SECRET Orin ONO INDEX OATE CG ALE IN CS FILE NO. Oo. fom DIRECTOR PAGE Two PRIORITY CONA INFO _~ INFO. . cate oR PPABAS LUMP SUM PAYMENT AT ENHANCED REDUCED PRICE, WILL ACCEPT COMBINATION PAYMENT AT REDUCED RATE WITH GREATER PORTION PAYABLE AT SETTLEMENT AND REMAINDER AS OFFSET AGAINST MONTHLY RENTAL AGREEMENT, 2. EQS FEELS ABOVE PROVISOS IMPORTANT AVOID SUBSEQUEN? IMPLI- CATIONS AND POSSIBLE FUTURE TOTAL LOSS EVENT LIMITED SUBSEQUENTLY PASSES FROM LINOUSINE'S OR HIS ESTATE'S CONTROL, 3. ADVISE TERMS FOR FINAL APPROVAL’ CONCLUDING AGREEMENT, he END OF NESSAGE “ WH/Log/McMahon (dratt? OL/RECD/John Stephens (draft) OL/RECD/Dennison (phone) 5 ia t if hee AU a name : ‘+ ' DESMOND FITICERALD Ww KAUFMAN . > CHIEF WHD Ne Chirkr WE/1 : 1 : COORDINATING OFFICERS S aeusasine ovficee | . s ECRET : ee AUTHENTICATING ORF roca - ——_ ~ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THiiSSUING OFFIL” Copy No. 14-00000 | i } . [ CLASSIFIED MSS \GE ROUTING To DIRECTOR FROM: : MEXICO CITY ACTION: ¢/wH 5 (¢/wH TEMPO COPY SLOTTED 0300, 25 OCT) WC: INFO" "po/p, adop, o9P/SIT 3, ¢/Sco 3, C/CA 2, cpca/o Zz, Gcl, C/Ft’2, C/EI/0, C/FI/INT, C/Iw 2, C/SR 4, C/TEW §, BO/I, $/¢ 2 PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 2292 STGR8 LIE ENPTY+3 REF A DIR 43984 out ro9eF pow jastt see 47777 ! 23 OCT SUSG HET SCV COMMERCIAL OFFICE ENPLOYEE VALERIY ALEKSANDROVICK ~~ oe. ANDRIANOV AND, ELICITED FOLL ‘RE CURRENT CUBA. SITUATIONS ANDRI ANOV SAID HAD READ PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S DECLARATION. BUT DID NOT THINK THERE WOULD BE WAR. ELABORATELY DENIED THAT CUBA HAS SOV MISSILES, SAID, PHOTOS OF SAME FASRICATED ‘AND FOR PROVOCATIVE PURPOSES. SAID KURUSHCKEV WOULD. ANSYER PROVOCATION, HOWEVER NOT WITH NISSILES BUT UITH WORDS, JUST VORDS, NOBODY WANTS WAR» ANDRIANOV CONCLUDED WITH MARXIST LINE TEAT svg DIDN'T NEED VAR, THAT COURSE OF HISTORY HAS SEEN DOWNFALL OF FEUDALISM, THAT DOWNFALL CAPITALISM INEVITABLE ra AND SOCIALISM WILL SECCEED. REAOEPS CFLICTR STAs . . f s thy fotlestng actten | (a OF MESSAGE Pal | ee EK, ome t $i 7 ‘ R.de ae Rote GAQu? Excleced irs esate Sevan | SO 7G 741/23 Me REPROOUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-00000 vat, NTH SECRET . oa - ; +S CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ‘UE! CLEP LIY LS _ 10; wexrco From, DIRECTOR coms sR 6 _ . IMFO. CH, C1/ors, c1/IC 2, CI/OA, Fl, FI/INT 2, WH 7, $/2 2 NUTSA732 to MEXT ‘ . INFO cite oa 37936 REDWOOD REDSKIM . REF: ‘MEX 9680 (IN 13260)# 1. HQ3 WELL AUTHORIZE FUNDING SALAZAR PER PARA 2 REF, PROVIDED Phoby CAMPOS TRIP PATON WELDING INSTITUTE PADD FOR DY SOVS AND SALAZAR ACTUALLY INVITED PARTICIPATE, AND FUNDING SALAZAR CAH RE PLAUSIBLY ACCOUNTED FOR EYES OF CAMPOS AND ODMR BUSINESS ASSOCIATES. , 2. DUE ATTITUDE CAMPOS, AND CERTAINTY 1S CORRESPONDENCE TO USSR KUOWN TO KGB, BELIEVE ADVISABLE FURTIER ASSESS IIS SECURITY. SAME VEX, AVOID HECESSITY INDIRECT CONTRIBUTION CAMPOS EXPENSES. 3. PLS FORWARD DETAILS SALAZAR RECKUITVEN?. REFER IDM 10395 ADD ITIONAL DETAILS HQ3 GUIDANCE OP, INCLODNG WITRUOLDING REQUIREMENTS WELDING INSTTVUTE PEUDING CLARIFICATION RECRUT MENT. EXTENDING POA'S SALAZAR AND CAMPCS. se G END OF ME3SAGE. fore - BR COMMENT: # Request hqs decision vhether etation proceed with oy assuming, necessity to catirely fund SALAZAR expen snfoor fbi oe. jen? Cog Z LCP Stag AUIMINTICATING OFFICER OFpicEesr REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. or . . nee ue eee oe 14.90000 uw rR ca) o ] Bi yt vniae® Of Gtatlea, Maelo City * visor, af via Cater, 33 Qyueritional / ARKO : Prats loco CAMAOS serresa aaxt Cailvesme S414! lola, Action Toquired: Sea Tams 5 ; fay. ia Lies . 1. Tw oroupective AOYADT tty oe” above Gijects sas discourse’ ulth : Gerla F. GOUTRIEN ot larsinevers La light o2 tue cocfect MERLIB policy ' Witch la in Ge proness of being Comma. be are etlll wg such inteweted 4a vebjocte’ tréiy myvi acree wil. GRLUINE tint MUA acres to te the : prinsipal target, cataer then Cand. sowrc, se wlsa ta ote tbat the uiessritinge at the trip gar stLALAA by ectda ent om ta fat that de eo ! QeeX)) V2) epeat a pascttod af time at the Dertiimte ine capacity other ty tat of a aigiaeeing tasciat. J? et all rousthue, it wadd ke acetal : te determine the eut:t mature af tae invitation gade oy tap Soview te ' GAAS Im Inte 1960 aad tet sewer in viich the toctuston of B21ZcAT ! wwe bronchad to the Soviets. IM te eotet that to 2etters corvarded an : @tieugemt 09 GIM-1lOl0G do net iadisate tont a5 invitations was bese we. lanadad, | RL There aro magilcesents of inteblisencn istenest on tie Blecens- . | Veldier Eowtituta deent ocion in Sher whot-eb coh fects, bomese ef thosr ‘ seals loations and technical poxadekje, may wel bo apie ta rulrauk. Tue | Sectitule in Uwe maja oenlar for welding meee fo boo Uo. Tb inks been iceusifinlio overt keien Lites as ang nuived yxmilens of mecbtnisal Art webting wlth a fli af austetiuic steal votcn dn nesictant toe greasy tnmat, amectdaitv, and rugs. Tile was reportmbly oa coaectim with the as mleptamt of vtartkeeeuwry pOokst anyineeriog. Tas Mets Dantitate um- dewoOlly ta migiced lL: eolvla: pe wllew related t7 weldincs da guid aisstle techntlocy. CORSE SERGE DETREI o¢ Fetxlve Ofty : Ls on ane 8 JAN 96 Batt - LOS BOL 25972 ; LGR et GE SECRE eh cA ick TWECTHAL DISTRININTCH: —- GR/10/LN Arlene Waldron kf v733 3- KU oo 2 - WOR “o. 2 - or/io ATERYY ae L. app “ ef 3 ss oy 14-0000 HEORRT OP - LORFy 3. Yom im@tow are preliniiacy noecit Ste roquireaaiig oa too Pate lusticte babes - wilt te wupphememict ats bater cate Lf tlw acemticon sstertaldier. ary ary asolet to NES ATES le usseoo Lae, Suosests® poteutiag to fulfiir sestreiente Ale matazay Coole, maw, Sa Oo Eb . oe ’ ry : Re Suata tavormt! tog Seazern tag, Cow wold Ue Bypena tua vor, a2 salt ac ury asplications of, t12 Tolleving velding au sititog tes mology! es Electron beam-ldiag ot cutting 2) Friction wauling (3) Witrasontc veluing Sor fine wire anil tiie etrigs - axotte aetols (ap sinelve seiding (3) Plage ary, - aa use@l La cutting, coating and validinn qperstions (9) Wactas comyers asoclate! wht weldiag be kbat types of auwssatic widing equizeent, using an inert ess gach as arpas, had the isto fnstiture demslasnt Glve any detalla concemiag tune ocalpsenta such ac mole! Jesigoation. chaseclortstiis, Geen art fy woo Geel ned and xiere the gcutjment 189 meat. . Q. fe tie iston Iatleute weriing aa the edlatioa af prot Lams related to the welthy; of ¢uecial alloys,garticulariy alusime, titantas, ami staiviers steel! bien Laboratories of suo Dwtitute are veraing on these prollesw: tne ure Lig caushopern ask dealers warmdan on thee yrouiess: (Tsu alleys om us be used in tis “owas missle prac. aya AMR. ahanlings abigy ard) 1~005 stalniesa gvenl)} de CaO Ct court elieh+ amy Leto fra Soeyterts af the Tnstitule ay to promlass relalal to s@lding sonmulagy Ey te mivsiie acd Space pougruma vwubloa was ceived by o10n- @. Tentify eioer factiitios (nlansta aul dstivates) wit whisn the Petes Inaiituce de asecciated. oad ia wt oem. Teun ity geevainal of ‘Lae Wldlag Institute wio ace cu dewshod daty ot clover auckbities. Lieattty demblas Of Soelir detadwd datz, the facility, jarreee, axt cates ef mtn culy. (Sota: Far esrda tvo saginosrs from io Pato: Institute. recet cl gwania ip Osteber bucd fup pecticioation in uc epihfying af the covly vae- steucted Meeallunylea) Piatt weend Lessig in Asyoyesev. & plasi youriaiy tavoived fin ICM peodoctini). sem sisuld coy ta determiug® euas work these tuo partonalities yertamal to murit receiviag aowds ai algo sore pesfonteal ey otoer enyLlLoeers co detected duty te plants ao LRcatal abana. a. Te reply te fearuregh - oo vefermce, bot. ct Ua Seals atich eore forwnted Lo Headquarters Sor emtlusbion are ablrouly evalinale- LO aporopriace ORR ONT itd. 3. Pequesta for exsacaion al FOA'n os Prusciace ° aeeos Sgavena (PIA engined » damare by’) ant Gaillows SAL ad Pulr-o 4 Oyniced 7 dauumy lax) oave bee tniiiates. om QA ca Pease Jom Spee “Servaza reba Sen. simelLled. Fhease alvies Lf tho ptnticn whstes toe NA eiillcoh @eoines ath Sonmeper Aol, far Woman Gar) KSDR to te arcana, Sith a fortioggian more etoieoeet Lepal toevel policy. it ds ‘ we DO ate asiivieot taat tra | susie Sitempn to prove Oeodrisl iadammticn regresares ay BY. fant zw hedoce Gus actusnie? Polls excrtee, Is tle aut re atiectica, La directat Loan? Le secushiy simu: oo Trancisco CARES Ferrer, Qo vee erbibited at ottilele woe fer in ihe dentin wlth tua Gewleto wut £3 open to cugiicton. .ad oust nama Lal he &ou is euare ar ise correspasdtace batwees Ctsexc} aml tutitute. wTLLIAN 2. AT AYPRA 14-0000 t ' CURSE AT OIVato™e $8 gC aD AAD DISPATCH SECAST S853 9-857) v. Chief of Station, Maxioo City Zs HEADQUARTERS ME ed 50~6~58/5 are An faeo rs) @E az" — (CHECK ONE) MARKED FOR INDEXING ~ ne stfu . ; |_| _NO ‘DEXING REQUIRED ASTREN EGC ‘ INDEAING CAN BE JUDGED = - None BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY REED —_ EMA“1L4477 WERT . : ; \ Tranenitted herewith are the six best rollo of LICALLA film. LIVER G, 0 ALBORD 9 Merch 1960 | 1 log (nine poges) 1 XOXO RXRAT AE RRA Distributioh: . 3 - Mexico City 1 = ifl/exico RYBAT Chrono 41-T Subject WH/3/Mexico/0,R, BYNAM: jmh Tho follo.te5 ot, ten ig eutherizess _. - Key ga HECOFES CTTr SDR STAUP , cise Cbrreg Velbon ay! } . bl [R Vilteactivs, cite i coordinate 0 7Oh Remeved from Project ii PoE . CS Classifications ~ O~G— 23 S03 g S27 SSS SE YH Bor: 75 Or Z a EEE) ee rartorre w 1? Lee wasepnseren aay 7 ae ny 53 $178 $).288 ANO $120 SSCRST EE. L CONTINUED : m weed ARE OBSOLETE st RECORD COPY KECORN COPY an i -_ , 3 a t RSS RETES Saree ee AN | | HMMA-14793 DISPATCH secret sex ! me 1762 TO: Chief, WIT Division isang eres * chiet of Station, Mexico City SUBECT - LUEMPTY Project Renewal Comments ACTION FEO HS ~ apa: NG caver JUDGED - None, for Headquarters information only 5.2: os.) 8} LAST EE NG. OFSK ONLY Yor ss RRR ES — HMMW- 8515, 25 February 1960 . se bl ‘ nr ae “1 "It would appear from paragraphs 2a and ae ot referoacg yet KUDESK and KUTUBE Ops have not been completely informet-of the back- ground of the LIEMPTY Project and its agent-requirements, At the time HMMA-14093 (Request for Renewal af Project LIEMPTY) was written, it was assumed that the Mexico Desk and KUTUBE/D could answer any additional questions, based on reports and dispatches not normally available to the senior staifs, which might be raised during the renewal process, 2. In answer to paragraph 2a, Oliver G, SCANTLING first contacted Inez PARADA de Moreno in early. 1957 to fulfill a KUTUBE/D requirement, He visiced her as an architect twerested in viewing the LIMERICK -instalation from the building where she lives, He was socially acquainted with her brother, a Catholic Priest, and knew the tamily to be unquestionably anti-Communist, However, it would be imprudent on the Station's and SCANTLING’s part to assume that PARADA does not at least suspect that some anti- LIMERICK intelligence service Is involved, PARADA suggested during SCANTLING's initial visic that he couid return at sny time for further observations, This was reported by SCANTLING on 21 March 1957 and it does not seem appropriate to query him again on the pretext for his recent visits. 3. While HMMA-14093 correctly referred to LIMITED, LILYRIC and ’ LICALLA as "photographic basehouses, " the Station would like te emphasize that photographic coverage is oaly one of their functions (please see HIMMA-12095, 4 February 1959). LIMITED is used as a radio dispatch base for astomobile surveillance teams in addition to physical surveillance of persons entering the front gate, Their photography is negligible compared to their other duties. The LILYRIC base performs the best photography ot persons visiting the front gate, perhaps because the vantage point for taking the victures is from the second floor and above the street trattic which partially blocks LIMITED photographs, LLILYRIC also does individual reports on LIMERICK personnel entering and leaving the main gate, . LICALLA is used almost exclusively to identify LIMERICK officials and to support KUTUBE/D requirements in connection with the LIMESA/LIMUST Project. As an indication of the effect- iveness of LICALLA photographic coverage, the Mexico Station has all rhe LIMERICK officials identified, Before this base was activated more than two- thirds of the LIMERICK officials were unidentified. ln order to support other operations, it is considered essential that the Scation identify all LIMERICK officials. In this respect, LICALLA aas provided most of the necessary infor- mation. The retention of this base is also considered vital to.the security of the LIMUST portion of the LIMESA Project, 4, The Station does not agree chat the color photography and moving pictures are a luxury. Color slides were made for identification purposes and have proved useful, particularly in identifying facial features and skin coloring. The motion pictures were made at Headquarters sugrestion (Please see HMMW-7687, 29 May 1959 and HMAMIW-8438, 26 January 1960), 14-0000 i CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH Cem AT ON Pinas | SECRET/H@QK | «= @@RERK-1762 a LL ‘ 5. -In conclusion, the Station would like to potnt out that the “photo- graphic basehousces"™ represent an integral and significant part of the Station's counterespionage effort against the LIMERICK installation, These bases do not produce Foreign Intelligence and should not be considered tn such a light. 6 April 1960 Distribution: 3 - WHD - 2 - Files wae TaN SHON a Ponce a SECRET/KRR6K —, LXlansew {| 2 | cee ng BR ee ee ee 14-00000 TO FROM SUaECT ACTON FRRUED ’ DEPAT Re NYMR AD NC EMAMA- 14045 —— ASSN ARN DISPATCH |s=ca: sf, KUBARK ONLY Seen 257 _ ON ATUARTI ES TRE tA) — Chief, WH Division 50-0-74/3 ~~ a joare a Chief of Station, Mexice City o November 1959 = MID wT RAP 7" vee te ae — (CHECK ONE LUEMP EY/LIEN TRAP/LIEMPTY 10 Security Se we - incident ~ Liaison with QDENVY _ CE [TNO ROGING HeQUINED INDTUNG CAN BE JUOGED BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY See paragraph 6 below, CCFERENCEGS \ HMMA-13951 (KAPOK-1705) 16 October 1959 ‘ , : 30 wes oF 1, On 13 October 1959 it was learnedfcom source that the local ODENVY chief got a priority cable from his Headquarters asking why data concerning the Mexican apprehension of the (KUBARK) truck and photographer had not been re- ported to the U. S, Ambassador locally. The statement was made that "such matters as this should be immediately reported to the Ambassador," 2. This cable resulted from the report the ODENVY office sent in on the incident from the knowledge they had - as reported in reference. i 3, The local ODENVY chief replied to his: Headquarters that he did not agree that matters concerning KUBARK operations should be reported by ODENVY to the Ambassador, 4. Source stated that the cable waa obviously a reat of the KUBARK/ ODENVY headquarters "ill feeling" which presently exists and which source believes is primarily (and principally) attributable to the article in TRUE magacsing of September 1959, 5, Source is LIMEW, 6. It is requested that under no circumstances should the information any form whatsoever outside KUBARK, contained herein be disseniinated in WCCurtis/vpa 30 October 1959 Distribution _— > 3 Has f / ‘ wong - P¥/3 108 Wat Pet vious ESITION — noel Tan PAGE NOP ow $3 eee rd SECRE T, eer Jeena taut) a er nnn Hin ATE QESOLETE ! KUBARK ONLY ! ee 14-0000 CP ATI PORE AND PD TIMMA213992 -1795_. mepae ee Te ug Hu r | 50-0-74/3 0-6-74/B-a yo DISPATCH [se CRE tke yeas 4 he pe nep birds aeadel soryie: " ro Chief, WH Division Iwo FROM — a ~ re Chief of Station, Mexico City - Cylch re! “he October 1959 rere eee ene fn St Bentler ta “————... = ee ee ee ei nae WE ads) (CHECK “x” ONE) Susit x a LIEMPTY/ LIENTRAP/LIEMPTY=10,Svaunity Cot > FieGe 7+ > — —_— Wo NODENG BLQUIRED Ancideng, arr tee a = Cental’ 5 uva-3 Sa aan eens ACTON CE QTHED: — woe a coordhs: BOEING CAN @€ JUDGED na abe 8Y QUALIEO HQ DESK ONIT Rote? None, for. teadquarters inforination mally? TRUENCES] TS a ir appreariet 1, At lilUhrs., 20 September 1959, whilc on an operational assignment, LIEMPTY~-10 and the LIENTRAP vehicle were temporarily detained by the Servicio Mexico (Mexican Secret Service), LIEMPTY-10 was hold under Secreto de e hia release was obtained, Ther unofficial custody for approximately 20 hours befor _followa below an accountof the more important details portaining to this incident, 2. LIEMPTY-10 was inatructed on 17 September to case the area surrounding the Theatre Iris, located at Donceles 36, preliminary to undertaking a photographic of all persons entering and leaving ‘the theatre between the hours ef surveillance 0930 and 1200 hrs., 20 September. In this instance, the Station's target was a pro- ( The Station Cuban rally sponsored by the Circulo de Estudios Mexicanos (CEM). had received information that many of the leading Mexican and Central American Communists would attend this rally and that this wag an oppertune time to cstablish which ones did attend and to collect their photographs. The Station did not know that the Mexican Secret Sucvice would also be covering thia meeting for the purpose of preventing a Conununist-inspired demonstration, : 3, The Station was advised at 1720 hrs., 20 September. by Raymond H. GERENDE (ps), the Principal Ayent who handles LIEMPYTY-t0, that L-10 was being held by the Seeret Service, Immediately followin, this notification, Allen W. WARS (ps) was requested to contact Philip K. TESSAROLO (pa) and request him to implement procedures through a criminal lawyer to effect the release of L-10. TESSAROLO reted and briefed at 2200 hours and immediately began atternpts to locate However, as somctimes happens in an emergency ft was not until the was conti a reliable criminal lawyer, situation, his two most appropriate contacts were out of tewn, following morning at 0700 hrs, that TESSAROLO located another reliable lawyer who agreed to handle the case, 4, Since GERENDE was known to L-10 and since the Station could not be sure-how much L-10 might ve forced to tell the Secret Service, GERENDE was given the following instructions: A, To disconnect immediately the LIFEAT/LIVERY lines in the base where he and his wife ‘vere living and to move all equipment to another safe location, It was believed appropriate to take this precaution even thourh L-10 did not knew the location of the LIVERY base, the telephone number of the base, or even that CERENDE was living at a place other than his mother's vesidence in another part of the city. B, To collect and deposit with his Case Officer any compromising papers presently in his possession. C. To make a eccurity inspection of the outside photographic lab at his mother's house. D. Yo phone L-10's wife and inform her that procedures were underway to obtain L-10's release and for her not to become upset and talkative. EB, ‘fo suspend all operational contacts until L-10 waa released and the — — extent of compromise was determined, , TT SASSINCATION 5 USE PREVOLS ED TIONS | seassine am thas FORM, . 1 ws 53 313 ST 288 Ane *SECR YL T/ eee | ix TON tiNUED 1 i a ie cements ermeleseme mane Fo eee ene mea 14-0000 CONTINUATION OF Lo. ng HMMA-13951 psraren SEGRE NSE SEIS =1705 5. During the evening of 20 September the Station LIFEAT Case Officer Was advised that GERENDE had been uireeted to disconnect the LIVERY lines and lo transfer all BIFEAT equipment to a safe location, To further insure the security of LIVERY, all LIVERY lines were pulled externally during the early morning af <1 September, : do, At approximately 1000 hra,, 21 September, LIMEW informed the Chief of Station that a contact of his (LIMEW's) had just informed him that L-10 (true name) and the LIENTRAP vehicle were being held by the Seeret Service, LIMEW stated that if L-10 was one of KRUBARK's agents he would attempt to have his contact in the Secret Service obtain his imumediate release, LIMEW was told that L-10 was, in fact, a KUBARK apent and that the Station would very much Appreciate his cfforts to effect hia release, A short while later LIMEW again contactes the Chicf of Station and informed him that at would be necessary for documented ODACID official personally to contact a Commandante fnu LIMON” of the Sceret Service and that L-10 would then be released. According, to LIMEW, L-10 had told the Secret Service that he was carrying out his operational photo- graphic assignment on a contract basia for ODACID; therefore, an ODACID | official would have to establish L-10's bona fides. 7 As the Station learned later, the Scerct Service agents were roughing up some of the individuals attending the rally; consequently, they were endeavoring to make sure that no photoxraphs were taken which could be used against thein by the Comuiumiunists, L-l0 and L-ll, the LEEN TRAP driver who left the acene before } was detained, were just preparing to leave the area after taxiny five colle of film when a Seeset Service agent demanded a search of the vehicle on the suspicion that L-10, his camera wth telephoto lens and It wag at thia time that G it contained Communist propaganda, the Glm were then discovered in the rear of LIENTRAP, L-10 was accused orally by the police officers of being a Soviet agent and later of being a leeal Communist agent, After beiny taken to Seeret Service Headquarters, L-10 tolg LIMON, in private, about his association with ODACID and emphasized that he certainly was nota Communist agent, LIMEW's source (possibly Com- mandante LLMON), believing that there may be some truth in L-10's statement, contacted LIMEW, Based in part on assumption and in part on fact, this is the Station's opinion as to how ODENVY became involved in the case, 8. ‘Che Station, realizing that LIEMPTY-10 had not committed an illezal act by taking photographs, decided that WARE should personally visit LIMON and request L-10's release, WARE contacted LIMON and the sub-jcfe of the Secret Service, Raul MENDIOLEA Cerecero, about 1230 hrs., 2) September, identfied himself as an ODACiD official and told them that L-10 did from time to time perform photographic assignments for ODACID, particularly in the field of local Communist activities, WARE also told LIMON and MENDICLEA that L-10 was never permitted to do any task which was illegal under Mexican Jaw and that if he had done so it was certainly not under the auspices of ODACID, but on his own volition. They implied that L-10 had not done anything illegal and that all they wanted to be sure about was that L-10 was nat a Communist agent, 10 was irmimediately released and the LIENTRAP vehicle returned to him with all equipment intact, including the five rolls of undeveloped film, L- 2. ‘While WARE was on his way to sec LIMON at the Secret Service Head- quarters, thc Chief of Station was advised by the ODACID Security Office that L-10 was’ deing detained oy the Secret Service, Phe Security Office was told that WARE was presently investinating the matter and should be at the Secret Service Headquarters at that time. By coincidence, WARE was talaing to MENDIOLEA when the ODACID Security Oifice phoned to inform him that WARE waa taking care of the riatter, It was learned later that MENDIOLEA is a brother-in-law of the local invest.gator employed full time b, the ODACID Security Olfice, This was how ODACID became involved in the incident. To the best of the Station's knowledge, th ODACLD Security Officer has said nothing more about the incident and, at the time, did not attach any particular sizniticance to itor seem especially concerned about a oo ~— Tuva HEATON 1 WE ee VED TI free oy bee t aA . hy arti a L cet — - > SECR . S ets wera rs as PASE NO z oN INUED tee men ee ~ Tore UTE EIECY ASCENT ET) HMMA-13951 _. SPBPR ATS L-10's statement that he did sume photopraphic work for ODACID, There was no _ hewspaper or other publicity pertainin, to L-10 or LIENTRAP, CONTINUATION OF I DISPATCH . Si.CRE T,€ 10, During his visit to Scerct Service Headquarters WARE discovered that L-10 had not been booked or formally charved with an egal act and that neither LIMON nor MENDIOLEA could recall L-10's name, L-10 was not placed in jail during, the 26 hours he waa at Secrct Service Headquarters but, rather, was permuttdd to remain in the Secret Service ayents' duty roum, No bribes were necessary to obtain his release; however, per LIMEW's request, $500.00 pesos were given to LIMEW to give to his source, LIMEW said that in addition to notifying him about L-10's detention, the source was also responsible for all equipment and film being -returned intact to L-10, ll, TESSAROLO wae advised, as soon ay LIMZW became involved in the cas that the criminal lawyer should not puraue the matter any further. ‘Two bottles of scotch whiskey were given to the lawyer through TLSSAROLO for the few tasks he had already performed, 12. After his release, L-10 reported that he was not interropated and that he did not reveal any data about other operations he has worked on nor did he pive 'the names of anybody connected with operational activitics. Based on the developments in the case, the Station hae no reason to doubt the veracity af L-10'as statement,: L- 10 was reprimanded for hia use of statements to the Seeret Service about being — employed by ODACID, He was told that the revelation of such employment was ta be made only by the Station and that henceforth he is never to uge such a cover story, L-10 was also reprimanded for hiu lack of judgment in remaining in an area wheee there was a strony, concentration of police; it ia believed safe to assume that ‘L-10 will ncver make this same mistake ayain, 13, In retrospect, it is interesting to note that L-10's use of the ODACID employrnent story 13 possibly responsible for his not being interrogated and thus compromising other operationa and individuals, This case has pointed out to the Station the desireability of having casual contacts in the Seerct Service and other local police-type organizations so that the Station, rather than ODACID and ODENVY, in the firat to learn of incidents of this tpe. Considering the multifarious activities, handled by the Station, it must be assumed that the police will occasionally appre- hend an agent and that the Station must be geared to handle such emergencies, 14. The Statien is allowing a one month's cooling off period for the LLSN- TRAP vchicie and LIEMPTY-10, Vhe vehicle wil then be painted another standgrd color and re-resistered in the State of Mexico, After these security precautions are observed, the Station seea no reason why carcfully selected photographic sur- vevlance operations should not continue wich L-10 as a wiser and more prudent LLENTRAP operator. ee Chen be oe i ki- Willard ©, CURTIS ‘QNO/vps : 15 October 1959 gp a KuerEs SON f 7 , Distribution ? Hqs ni wea ACD i CR wT / Koger, Plow. + a a Se - oer, 2 en ee a es ee 14-0000 ~p INFO CIyaTC a SY MB R ANT NO HM MAL 2095 GRE 1 54 L543 MEAOOUAT TE aL AS 50- 6-7-4/ 3 DISPATCH 0 Chief, WH Div tston FROM OC™~C“—SNCSC*C‘(Ct;‘C:S _ Chief of Sutioa, NM Mexico City SUBECT O LIEMPTY Progress Report - Integy thel Bee! ius | 4 February 1959 ae es ED or Tlyerice WONT) | weer DEN re meur Steauiato ACTION fatto — ELAN SE JUOGED None, for Head quarters information ai ang fil files only fee oe DESK ONLY @UFCOENCES) eos - rene Les re a SYNOPSIS OF DEVELOPMENTS. Re. e359 2b aoe a ee PHES _deley! Lf . _ 2, During the period cove red by this bépor ct ta new Case: Officer, Quinton N. OUSLER,° assumed operatfonal direction of séverat LIPS) Ge, (Oliver G, SCANTLING, Raymond H, GERENDE, LIMITED;-LicaLa, LIE NTRAP and several suppo rt agents), the LIEERSEY surveillance team and the LILYRIC Base, The Station has continued to usc SCANTLING, primarily, to tollow up LIMESA leads optained from LIFEAT and ihe photogra phic bases; however, no positive returns have been.rcealized from his prodigtous efforts except the collection of a“ considerable amount of operational.information, GERENDE performed his princl- pal agent respon sibilities for the photographic bases, LIENTRAP, LIJERSEY and until 10 December 1958 handled the LIFEN’ t/BGM ORNING and LIFEAT/ Cuban Exile operations, The LIIERSEY surveillance team has been used sparingly for pretext investigations and routine static surve Wances; however, a principal age Simon D, CLACKETT, Is currently being t rained tn flead quarters to assume the full-time direction, control, training and development of the LIJERSEY team, The new project, LIEMPTY, combining all the assets discussed in this report was submitted to Headquarters on 8 October 1958 with requested project year app roval period from 1 December 1958 through 30 November 1959, Au operational security review of Ray moad H, GERENDE's activities was forwarded to Head quarters as an attachment to HMMA~ 11368, 22 Octobe r 1958, ACCOUNT OF DEVELOPMENTS -- OLIVER G, SCANTLING SEGMENT 2, Agent Information - Oliver G, SCANTLING has continued to perform his ‘ assigned tasks in an outstanding manner. SCANTLING's poise, common sense, education, ideology and native abil i ity for the pursuit of clandestine acti vit ies make him one of the most valuable support,assets available to the Mexico City Station. The fact that SCANTLING has full time overt occupation as Chief Enginee r and Production Manager for a local manufacturing compan y adds to his long-range potential as a KUBARK agent, Ontwo occasions during the past stx months SCANTLING has indicated to his Case Officer that he would like to resign from his overt position and devote full time to his KUBARK ope rational duties; however, the Case Officer has discouraged him from doing this on the basis that he has more long-range potential when his cover occupation is Logitimate, Of course, SCANTLING would be more valuable if he could work full time fo r the Station, but not sufficiently soto warrant his resiynation from his overt job (his monthly salary in his overt job is in excess of $800.00 U. S.), The only significant limitation that SCANTLING has evidenc ed to his present Case Officer is his occasional delay in prepar ing written reports of investigatio ns and other Matters requiring repor ts for the files, However, this limitation gradually is being overcome and it is expected that SCANTLING's reports will continue to be factual, comprehen sive and soon will be promptly submitted, os geav 3, Security Developments ~ SCANTLING is constantly under a conside: able amount of exposure and pressure when fo Mowing up LIMESA leads obtained from LIFEAT and the photogra phic bases, Since time is always of the essence when using such perishable leads, SCANTLING frequently is directed to make approaches ro individuals performing services for che LIME RICK target after routine, and sometimes only cursory, investigation, Therefore, the possibility always exists of his entanglement in an undesirable secu rity incident, This neces sarily Cus ot aT ire ee etn te ee a ee a reenter cre re AND ih is ECR EB T/ “s EXC! comms, . i l aes im adi CasOutte DP ATON PRES AND MAO HIM LMA 1 2095 od LS READQTER ED hy, RE 433° — (CHECK “XK ONE) _MARKEO FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDENING CAN BE JUOCEO BY QUALIFIED HQ OfSK ONLY ACTON FOUND wePe etree ess) ts a calculated risk’ < ‘Which both SCANTLING and the Station must take if penctration f the primary target is achieved, whether technically or by a recruitment in place, tis to,SCANTLING's credit that he has not yet become involved in an incident which he: Stat ion feels has cempromised him and/or alerted the target of KUBARK's many crational cf forts against them, The closest SCANTLING has come to being compro- ‘ised and to being identi fied as a PBPRIME agent stems directly from the LIPSTICK survcill ance team flap of June 1958, The office used by the surveillance team was ented by SCAN'SLING in his true name at the time that he was Icader ofthe team, ot the sil ghtest indication, however, has becn uncovered which points to SCANTLIN 8 4 target of investigation by a Local police service, SCANTLING and the Station ave been alert and will continue to watch closely for any sign of local police and other pposition interest in his activ itics, 4, Operational Succcss and Effectiveness ~ Briefly discussed below are some f the many operational activities in which SCANT LING 3 par tic ipaced during the period covered by this rep $l pepe rte eee ERE A, Juar CASTRO (201-7, iy (sci LING Coane tick ‘seeing CASE 20 tne Ou September 1958 follo wing the last faint glimers of mounting the o original LIME Sa / MK LIGHTING opc ration th rough CASTRO, As late as September 1958 possibilicids still existed, or appear ed to exist, that CAS! RO would complete his work in the primary LUMERICK office and thar it might be possible to instal) MKLIGHTING, While CAST RO, through SCANTLING, was the principal source of this informa- tion, portions were also confirmed by LIFEAT, During July, August and Sepremb¢r 1958, SCANTLING had approximately el gnt meetings with CASTRO, In lace September 1958 LIFEAT indicated that the LIMERICK target was using on nel. under the supervision of one of their regular local cnployees,, Antoni EPEDA ; ” (201-2 39821), to complete some of the work CASTRO was supposé St intstand. i: that other contractors were doing Jobs around the target area which CASTRO, ‘ would normally Inve been expected to do had he still been in the cinpley of the‘ Se target, Also, LIMIT ED and LIF EAT confirmed that the LIMERICK target had": lost interest in CASTRO ~ he was not seen visiting the target installation nor did” the target people atte mpr to get tn couch with him, In view of this, SCANTLIN Ge. was in structed to cease all contact wih CAST RO as of 1 No vember, 1958. we * af “oe . ee a 1, a i B. Pab' FAINON Rosas (201. 3 lad During the periéd’ cove réd 64 “hls ¢ creépor et SCANTLING had two interviews with MON Rosas. SCANTLING's most recent report was forwarded to Headquarters ‘as an attachment to HMMA- 11143, 1 Oct ober 1958, Unquestionably the Station has identified Mon Rosas as the tech= nician who services LIMERICK safes and locks, SCANTLING will continue fis _ dev /elopment, of MON’ Rosas (please sce HM MA>1 17, 10 December 1958), ‘ ee teh CG. Octavio *VIDALES (201-4> - ae SCANTLING's activ ities in connection with this LIME SA /MKLICHTING operation were summarized in HMMA-11397, 29 October 1958, and prev ious cor res ponde MCE, 0 EET Pe pete ‘4 ' BD, HERRERIA GABELICH - This is the firm that made the st eel vault .door for the LIMERICK installation, SCANTLING made two visits to this firm's workshdép and succeeded in obtaining enough information to make an | [Xi CONTINUED 1 ? : i | —_—i—. mn nee on CHASSIS ATES St CR E 1 / RES T ! is i 14-0000 DIVPAICH gTMB ANG NO LIM MA-1 2095 , Gees HEADQUAEN HS bc NO CAASSIFIC ATO DISPATCH RE “add — (CHECK © A" ONE} MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INOEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED MQ DESK ONLY ASTON KECUIED TREERENCES) accurate drawing of the type door installed at LIMERICK, This drawing was forwardd to Headquarters via HMMA -11926, 21 January 1959, E, Casing Report on West German Embassy - During June, July and August 1958, SCANTLING prepared a detailed casing report on the new West Ger man Embassy, SCANTLING's engineering ability enables him to pre pare accurate drawings and sketches from a minimum of data, Also, his personality and gregarious manner permit him to visit the inside of such establishments, with an appropriate cover story, and retain minute details which later he commits to paper and emerges with a comprehen sive floor plan and important construction data, F, ‘LIMERICK Construction ~ SCANTLING's long asso ciation with th is target from the casing standpoint provides the Stat ion with an unpar all eled sou rce of in formation about LIMERICK construc tion activ ities, modifications and reasons for same,’ AU of the LIMERICK cas ing reports on file in Head - qua rters are the product of SCANTLING's unusual a bility and knowledge, Consultations with Station Officers about LINMIE RICK construction have been of benefit to the Stat tondiring this reporting period an they wili continue to be of worthwhile importance, G, Routine Investigations and Surve illances - Although the Station has several assets capable of performing invesvigations and surv eil lances, SCANTLING is still used in situations requiring the utmost in discretion and clande stinicy, His activities in this comnection are too numerous to list here; suffice it to state that he has contributed materially to the Station's collection of operational in fcrmation through his investigative efforts, SCANTLING's interview of Paul Frederick Kir schho ff (201-4 3645) of LCMAY- FOWL interest is an example of SCANTLING's use on-investigations (see HM MA-1 1749, 17 December 1958), H. ESGEM-15 - SCANTLING served as the cutout with ESGEM-1 5 during the latter's December 1958 trip to Mexico City, In this connection SCANTLING is 4 support asset which is trustworthy and dependable, SCANTLING never displays undue curiosity in operations such as the ESGEM-15 one; he accepts the minimum amount of information given and performs his duties in a professional and sincere manner, I, LIEMPTY/3 - SCANTLING handles the administ rative matters conn ected with L/3, Doris M, KILLGO provides oper ational direction to L/3, During this reporting period, <he Stat ion had hopes of SCANTLING taking over the ope rational super visioa of L/3's.activities, However, after a four-month trial period with both SCANTLING and KILLGO meeting with L/3, ic was decided that it would be desirable for KILLGO to continue handling L/3. L/3's unusual personality and intellect indicated that he could best be directed by a PBPRIME citizen, Therefore, SCANTLING no longer attends KILLGO's and L/3's operational meetings, although he does continue to handle L/3's administrative problems, J. Raymond H, GERENDE's Duties - Dur ing GERENDE's absence from CLASSIC ATION 14-0000 DISPATCH S1MBOR ANC MW? HIM AMLA-L 2095 CUS SHIC AT ON SECRET DISPATCH RE 433 — (CHECK OX” ONE} MARKED FOR INCERING NO INDEUING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QLAUFIED HQ DESK ONLY ACTON STQUIFED “Mexico City-in Dece mber 1958 and January 1959, it was considered app ropriate for SCANTLING to handle LIMITED, LICALLA and LIENTRAP, Although this procedure defeats some compartmentation principles, it was the only manner in which the Station could maintain efficiency with the three operations listed above , SCANTLING has known.the agents involved with LIMITED, LICALLA and LIENTRAP for several years, In fact, he was at one time the agent in ' charge of these three oper ations, 5. Operational Methods Evolved During the Period - The VIDALES operation (see parag raph + (C) above) indicated to the > Stat ion the necess ity for thorough briefings and discussions with the agent making an approach to a target, This can hardly be described as a new operational method, but ic does serve to illustrate the minimum efforts that should be followed, The forthcoming LINIMENT IV Loperation whe rein SCANTLING must recruit the Jandlord of the ia rget's building is offering SCANTLING and the Station the opportunity to prepare thorou ghly for SCANTLING's recruit ment pitch, The excellent documentation prepared by KURIOT and the story being created by SCANTLING and the Station should increase the batting average on SCANTLING's cold approaches, (See HMMA ~113656, 22 October 1958, and HMMW-7038, 2L November 1958, for additional details on this Subject), In a general sense, one other conclusion can be made about any Station's support appar atus - where tcchnical and photographic operations are poss ible, the utility of the information obtained is enhanc cd consider ably by accurate, comprehen sive and timely casing reporis, SCANLING, as previously mentioned, is an excellent asset for this type of support, 6, Administration - SCANTLING's contract expires on 15 February 1959, As of that date SCANTLING will have received an annual salary of $3, 600. 00 U. S, for two years, The Station plans to raise his annual compensation to $4,000.09 U.S, No other significant administrative problems exist, 7. Outlook for Future Developm ment = Station plans call for the continued ut lization of SCANTLING in the same manner as he is presently being used, The Station will keep SCANTLING as an independ ent asset and, it is hoped, resist the tempration to make him a principal agent in charge of numerous sub-agents, It is believed that SCANTLING is the t ype of support asset that can be wo rthwh ile to the Station for many years to come and that every effor: should be made to protect his security and value to KUBA RK, ACCOUNT OF DEVELOPMENTS ~- RAYMOND H, GERENDE SEGMENT. 8, Agent Intormation - Aside from the agent information given in HMMA- 11368 22 October 1953, the only significant development was GERENDE's December 1958 marriage to a U, S,. educated girl of Dutch citizenship, The$ 500,00 U, S, for the purchase of two plene tickets as a wedd ing gift to GERENDE was designed to impress GERENDE with the fact that KUB. ARK thinks highly of him as an individual and chat KUBARK has a great interest in his intelligence career, GERENDE is at the age and stage in life “whe re he is beginning to wonder just what the future holds for him, In the near future, the Station will propose a salary raise for GERENDE CLASSIFICATION SECRET/ #383 4 Fy ‘jby this report: DIWATCH §retfce AND My) DISPATCH SECR yee RE 433" — (CHECK “XK” ONE) MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN BE JUOGED BY QUALIFIED MQ, DESK ONLY ACTION PHQUUED REFETENCELS) and request a new contract that provides for some type of retirement benefit s.- perhaps similar to the Civil Service Retirement progam for KUBARK employees, 9. Security Developments - Again, the Information on this suhject was covered adequately in IMMA STISC8- GERENDE was relieved of his LIFEAT/BGMORNING and LIF EAT/ Cuban Exiles duties on 10 December 1958, This, of course, was in line with recommendations contained in HMMA~11368 and represents a definite security improvement, GERENDE ws told that LIFEAT/BGMORNING was being terminated because it had not been productive of cnough significant information and that LIFEAT/Cuban Exiles was being terminated because the occupants of the target apartment had moved (Note: This was true where the Cubans are concerned.) dditional secur ity improvements will be made when Simon D, CLACKETT returns to Mexico and relieves GERENDE of respons ibility for the LIJERSEY surveillance tcam, 10. Operational Success and Effectiveness - Briefly reviewed below are the - separate oper ational activit ies which GERENDE managed during the period covered A, LIMITED - This base functioned smoothly, securely and efficiently dur ing the period July through December 1958, ‘The base operator, LIEMPT Y/ demonstrated his usual competence and devotion to duty, in addition to the primary objective of taking photographs of individuals of interest, L/6 also prepared detailed daily logs on the arrivals and departures of all target personnel, weckly reports of workers activities at the LIME RICK instal lat ion, per formed three one~man surve illances of Mexicans working at LIMERICK in an effort co identify them by name and home address, and provided SCANTLING with information on LIMERICK construction, During this six-month period, LIEMPTY/6 took approx imately 800 photographs from the LIMITED base, B. LILYRIC - This base is operated by LIFMPTYs /13 and 14, with LIEMPTL Y¥/ 12 serving as a cutout between the base and GERENDE, LIE MPTY/14 does most of the photogra phy and reporting for the base since LIEMPTY/13 has a regu lar job and is not on the premises during-regular daytime working hours, L/14 dev otes approximately six hours (0800-1 400) each day to photography and the remaining time is spent preparing reports, The Base personnel compile individual logs on cach target personality indicating their arrivals and departures from the LIME RICK installation (Note: These reports are filed in the app ropriate Station 201 file and are available to Stat ion officers in analyzing a target personality 's pattern of daily activity), LILYRIC also prepared a weekly report on workers activities at the Club and reports the license plate numbe rs of all vehicles dischar ging or picking up individuals at LIMERICK, (Note: These license plate numbers are then checked our through LIV FS TOCK/2 for the owne rs names and addresses - in case of immediate or later operational interest,) During GERENDE's recent absence from Mexico City, OUSLER met directly with LIEMPTY/ 12, Dur ing this period appr oximatel y2,000 photographs were taken from the LILYRIC base, . C. LICALLA - While LILYRI C and LIMITED are excellent bases for pio tographing individuals entering and leaving the LiME RICK instal Lat ton, the LICALLA base is the Station's best source of photographs of LIMERICK CLASSIFICATION, Wrilh AFP Cai OFT tom Use PREVIOUS EDEN i : ae 53 His ana SECRET/KAPOK KE connasia ay 14-0000 OOWATT™ STWECL AND SO pT EINEMA=1 2095 wl were, -1 515 i SVAEIT SS FE NO CHAS BFE AT omy RE a3" — (CHECK “Y OND MARAE FOR NON NG NO INDEXING ffQu 1880 INDEXING CAN BE OGD 6Y QUALIFIED HQ DES ONY ACTAON EQUIERD RETREATING KS) ~ employees, LICALLA is so situated that photographs can be made of target personne 1 in the garden area of LIME RICK, CIEMPTY/9 is the base operator for LICALLA and in the Station's opinion performs his job in an outstanding manner, As reported in HMMA -11368, LIEMPIY/9 is the brother of former LIPST ICK/47 (the first LIPSTICK surveillance team: member arrested in June 1958), No repercussions, or indications of any impending ones, have > resulted in this family relationship, This, certainly, is the major security problem faced by L/9 during this reporting period, L/9 and his family soon will have to vacate the LICALLA base for the period of time required to remodel it, The Station ts quite sure that L/9 does not know that his covert employer wns the LICALLA‘base and the threc adjoining houses and every effort is being made to preserve this secret from L/9, (See HMMA+~12032, 28 January 1959, fora more detatled explanation,) Of course, during the remodeling of LICALLA there will not be any LICALLA reporting or photographs, In addition to taking appro xtmatcly 2,500 photographs during this six-month period, the LICALLA base also prepared weckly reports on LIMERICK garden activ ities, These reports indicate which LIMERICK employees are seen together each day, which vehicles different employees are accustomed to using, construction activithes and other matters which appear of significance to L/9, D. LIENTRAP - LIENTRAP continues to be a worthwhiic Station asset, Approximately 1,400 clandestine photographs have been made of numerous targets during this reporting period and LIENTRAP type activities will undoubraihy remain one of the Station's best investigative asses, As explained in the Field . ) Pro ject Outline, forwarded ro Head quarters on 8 Getober 1958, the Station is of the opinion thar the LIENTRAP vehicle should be replaced as soon as possthie, Nearly four months have elapsed without receiving Headquarters authority to replace the vehicle, The security situation is even more acute now than at the time of the request, LIEMPTYs 10 and 11 do an excellent job on LIENTRAP ope rations, E, LIJERSEY - This operation can be characterized as somewhat dormant for the July - December 1958 period, Because of GERENDE's other important activities, he did not have the time to train and work with the surveillance team, Also, the Station considered that it would be stretching security just a bit too fa to have GERENDE engaged in surveillance at the same time that he was handling the photogra phic base hous es and performing monitoring chores for LIFEAT/ BGMORNING and LIF EAT/ Cuban Exiles, The expected arrival of Simon D, CLACKETT in April and his relieving GERENDE of LJERSEY will enable the Station to train, within a year, an efficient mobile surveillance team, At present, LIEMPT Ys/15, 16 and 17 compose the LEERSEY team, F, LIFEAT - Until 10 December 1958 GERENDE served as monitor in the basc house containing LIF EAT/ BG MORNING and LLFEAT/Cuban Exiles, In addition to living in the base house, GERENDE also transcr ibed the majority of theBGMORNING and Cuban Exile tapes, He performed these jobs satisfactofily even uiough his efficiency was handicapped by numerous ‘other duties, Relieving GERENDE of his LIFEAT duties enables him to devote more time to his other operations with a corresponding increase in che securin of all his activities, USE PREVIOUS ED TON CLASS CATS fokm tad 53 sigs Si ose ae nw 's ECRE T/ eer k weicee ARE OBSOLETE i YX cownnee 4 4 ‘ 1 “time ro photographic base hous ¢ operations, GERENDE can doa lot to professionaliz rae) - nn a Semen CSS Ch en CUS SETI . a nee; MMA~1 2 DISPATCH [secre vesta ganas 543. En ne ERNDEEENSEE . —_———__—— wieGQuAr ERs FE Oe MARKED FOR IDEXING NO INDEXING PIQUED INDEKING Cats BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY action MQUINED BEFERENC 15) G. LIEMPTYs/4 and 5 - LIEMPY Y/ 4 docs a truly professiona | Job of dev cloping and printing the base house photographs, No significant developments occurred in relation to L/4 except that OUSLER met directly with him during the December 1958 period that GERENDE wag away from Mexico City, LIEMPTY/5, L/4's wife, continued doing routine t ranslations in a very compe- tent manner, 11, Administration - Other than the fact that LIJERS EY and the above~ in entioned portions of tne LIPSTICK pro jects we re combined into this new project, IEMPTY, “there is nothing of significance to report to Hea dquarters, . 12, Outlook for Fucure Development - Although not meaning to he repetit ive by di gcuss ing again those reconimendations made above, a summary of the Stat ton's outlook on the future of the LIEMPTY GERENDE Segment is belicved to be appropriate ith the arrival of CLACKETT in April, GERENDE will be free to devote full 1ese operations by preparing wr ltten.communications proc cedures, by thorough ly lebricfing base house operators on their methods of operation, by preparing detailed security reviews on each base and by supervising the trial of new photographic echniques, GERENDE will. continue to be used on occasional sensitive investigations o rent operational hotel rooms and to pexform other services for the Station which vill not impair the secur lty of his primary respon slbUities, It ts planned that LACKETT will put some Jife Into the LIERSSY aurycillance team and that the Scation will soon have another first rate investigative group to support ouicr Station perations, y had. C. orb = Cc. CURTIS ~~ 4FeB 1954 wp 6 PEL pt & “/, [PAGE HG | {] CONTINUED | 7 nn TN UMEOPRES DUS ED-TION FhaY eS wo §3 sts AND $170 wo Waoice adr O8sQUbt 14-0000 ananaktbantaites hatin ses at Shoat oth oman” wenoRANDON FoR: DCMH SUBJECT: 9 Decomber 1958 Case Officer Assignments in Mexico pp staff has told Rio Station to remove ing. their sen casa officer from nandL Jandastine operet lone i. their lias Number Ore ¢ do this in tha cas6 £ OCK=2 (Station's 2, Ny should wa not Sstancona 13 pandLing LIVEST! 7 (unilateral te) Moxico where most overt emi dangerous agent) and LIFRM telephone %SF 2 in Mexico are telephone taps half the target coverage 3. Reeidentallys Limping aiorg with apout. of a yest 45% Che tler Wipe — CEARLES &. ANDEHSON ~ y/FT 14-0000 wet 1 December 1958 “ "MEMORANDUM FOR: WH/III/Hexico SUBJECTs LIEMPTY On thig mammoth project, I hava only two ideas: a, Should LICALLA bs terminated? It is a possible threat to LDMESA, . b, Gerende should be takan off all LIPEAT work, CHARLES W, ANDERSON WH/FI ? Savekss ¥ wplace nat Weeds eeu on 14.90000 fet . C Y T: wi Perponael . BY, ; Arb 959 FRO“: Chief, WHD SUREXTe Request for Staff agent to £il1f Mr-$100 Slot in Mexico City \ 1. It is requested that W/Personn=l Locate a staff Agent to fia. the PaP-8100 $10 (FI), SS-12 slot in vexico City which was recently vacated ty Wilfred 0, rLoER dy) This 2. Xkis Agent shite be bilingual in Spanish and should have operatt{ onal exper tence, es sec tally. in physical Garvet nance teclmiqués. wie ae es ee (Ome ee ae Seen Din ets el ele ge ad tata Li Ale hee “Gu, Ke will be expected to spot, develop, reerult, ‘and direct survafllanee aussets.aua He will gaxatg be given full responsibility for organising an effective physical surveillance tean, 3. It ts requested that a snitadle candidate be located as snon as possibla so that the Contract Agent wow performing the’funetions can be relieved of this responsibility ard can evote his time to Rée other taka, 14-0000 SECRET 23 October 1958 MEMORANDUM FOR: CwH HRSJECT s Development of Physical Surveillance Assets in Mexico - REFERENCE s WH/FI Memorandum of 14 October 1958 1, The subject of the recruitment of a physical surveillance team in the United States for use in Mexico as well as other areas within WH has long been a topic of discussion at Headquarters, While it is palpably ri- diculous to consider the use of a surveillance team recruited and trained 4n the United States and based in Mexico, operationally in other areas in Latin America, there is some merit, at least in theory, to the proposal in 2a of reference, Although one of the basic factors in the make-up of any eurveillance team is that its menbers mist be indigenous to the area of op- eration, 1t would be possible to recruit such a team as suggested in 2a and use this team in Mexico, However, I believe this would be time-consuming and very expensive for the following reasons: a. Machine rune have already been made to spot candidates within the Agency of the Mexican/American type for the LIMESA/LIMUST project, with negative results, b. In order to make it attractive to young men of the caliber desired, we would have to offer some kind of a career with a starting salary of somewhere between the GS 7? and GS 9 level, plus travel and allewances. without attempting to even estimate this cost one can see that the figures for a team of fifteen would run into six digits, ec. It would take a minimum of three months for a recruiter to move into the southwest area and spot, contact, develop and recruit a team of a fifteen, c cieey re d. Once a team ef suitable candidates was recruited, it would then teke a minimum of another three months to train these candidates in basic trade craft and surveillance techniques, 6. Upon comletion of the training period, the candidates would have to ce moved individually into the area of operztion to become familiar with this area, the language, people, and atmosphere in general, etc. This would take another three months minimum, f. After completion of the area familiarization period, the team would have to be assembled and put through various surveillance exercises as a unit to check them out prior to actual operationg_ SEGEFT 14.90000 OS SECRET a2 Te Ge Taere would be other problems confronting such a team from a security standpoint, such as cover credentials, which would always pose a threat to the operation. ? 2. To-sum up, it would appear that the proposal in 2a of reference: is not feasible because of the time and expense involved plus the always latent security hazard. - 3. lL agree with paragraph 2 b of reference. Not only should the personnel of the surveillance team te recruited at the station, but as oute lined in paragraph 3 it should be relatively easy to find suitable candidates. For example it is proposed under the new LIEMPTY project (this consists of the remainder of the non-blown LIPFSTICKs and the LIJERSEYs) to recruit a physical surveillance team. Two of the station’s outstanding indigenous agents, Scantling and Gerende, are under this project and both are capable of spotting, developing, and recruiting agents. 4, I agree with paragraph 3b, c, and d, and believe that Headquarters should make every effort to find an experienced end competent case officer to fill Clower's slot as the outsides surveillance case officer, Act One, / j John BL Brady ( WE/TII /Mexico SECEET ~Yy yoF ecpery . | \ \ ‘ ‘ Ls Octeder 1958 MEMORANDUM FOR: CWH SUBJECT: Development of Payoical Surveillance Assets in Mexico _.. 1.:.On & October 1958 a meeting of reprerentatives of SR Division and-CI Staff was held, attended by the undersigned, to discuss means for building up physical surveillance assets in Mexico, The SR and CI sentatives pointed out that their current and projected work on BOMORNING and their cases requires a considerable strengthening of physical surveile lance assets, and it was the consensus that these assets would be used far into the future on Soviet targets. It was further agreed that since the LIPSTICK operation has encountered difficulties “this year, new assets should be sought. 1 2. Various approaches to the problen wero discussed, the most viable of which were as follows: a, Recruiting of teams or basic elements for teans dn the Mexican colonies of the southwestern U, S, b. Dispatch of a new case officer to Mexico with the sole and specific duty of developing and running the new teams, ec, A combination of a and by, 3. Initially, it is believad the dispatch of a naw case officer to Mexico would be tho most successful and give the best immediate results, for the following reasons: Qe Headquarters and Station records contain the names of ounerous clearet contacts or contacts who could be clearud and through whar introductions could ba made tv persons suitable for surveillance work. Hitherto these have not been fully exploited owing to the heavy workload on Station personnel and the unimpaired functioning till recently of the LIPSTICK group. Some of these contacts were felt out as recruiters ard spottors in years past but the matter was never pushed since the need was not so great as now, b. <A now case officer is needed beacause the present Station staff is still too busy to devote the amount of time nesded to build carefully and train thoroughly the new assets. c. The new assets will require the full time direction and coordination of a case officer who has no other responsibilities, In this connection, it would be advisable to try to select, train and utilize at least twelve new agents as soon as possible. e2-= d. In brief, a replacement of the former physical surveillance leader is indicated, but a more mature and competent case officer is needed, =. 4. Plan a, recruitment in the U, S., should not ba dismissed from consideration, It would take longer than the other plan but might be beneficial in enabling the new agants to be trained in the U, S. ‘They Would then have to spend time getting into Mexico and familiarize thenselves with operations and operational clinate there. This plan, however, presente & problem as to who ls to do the recruiting and training in the U. S. SR Division has offered to be of whatever assistance they can, but there is no indication thoy could do any better at this than WID. Se. It may be of interest to you to know that the SR representatives said the best work done anywhere in the world on tha BOMORNINO case, which has wide international ramifications, was done. by LIKAYAK=~2 in Mexico, Che tbr W-( Loleer- ARLES W. ANDERSON WH/FI Distribution: Crig & l ec - CH 2 cc + WH/FI 14-0000 4, EQUIPMENT: 1 QP auto | Photographic Equipment . fee : | 5. PROJECT ACTIONS: First approved in 1958, the FY 1971 Renewal Request was submitted in April 1970. : 6. COST: FY APPROVALS 1966 $45 , 300 1967 41,590 1968 45,000 1969 43,300 oe 1970 49,463 (Estimated ObligatYon) 1971 23,6235 (Reqeest) SUMMARY OF CURRENT PROJFCY COSTS: FY 1970 Salaries and Bonuses $40,580.00 Real Estate, Utilities and Rent 6,188.00 Car Maintenance 1,200.00 Property Maintenance and Roplacenent 500.00 Supplies 1,000.00 TOTAL $49, 4168.00 14-0000 j a SECRET” see (Wher Fretted ta) UNINDEXED DOCUMENT ty for thee docusene cannot be mate until at cs returned te Rt nn en ann ~ 7 , TOSTUMUNT NOs ni, Pak i . HMMA = . We (2.4 ‘ DOCUMENT OATE rood X- 56d . Loo eee ee Yat se? “defoched document for the ceavong a) chevbed hes? ve under desk vvewente below, and epturn ta wet AN edthan copy renting return of the cadl the avalyet whore i Deak vasastanee o® required ta andes the take phe reauasrd oetion, checking the eppropriate block(e) rhing dive feom date uf ré re You may retain one carbon for @ working ment Tf omceptranal cercumstances make it imposnthie fo weet the deadtives to arcange an alternate due date. peoceaset ds name appeary whose REQUIMEYENTS weeny ene weet Rte ret [ q B ApQuar- Veas. Mae NEQUESTS REVILN FOR INDLRING ay we ADaU i |weauincs TRANSLATION OR TRANSL ITERATION [REQui Rls ra) NUMBER OF Cave rosy \ oP tats oy dinette ee ee ae Ded eee LE uate ——po : OFF ECE RTS INITIALS akeaeceni a Copy betachedg: IMP = MAS 3 i i Pow were licnti At pr 7 meee ree tb ee eine coeremeree bee cers ered | i oar ThA ete” twat f : ajay “¢ pan ATT bog | met hte tamper t f'ermaa lke wt oer % bi[ae fr [tMaAnsL ATED GR TRANSL in { tao MUMBYTR OF CRYPTONIM £3 wha, \lelow wt a — SECRET ™ . Pore ARH SIMPL AND NE CASITA Oh ! SECRET HIM-A-11253 em ERAT AT so-6- fl pee ane et ee en DISPATCH Chief, WH Division CATE 3 October _1955_.-__. Re ad WER OO OND) ae MARAEO FOR INQELING NO INDEUING REQUIICD INDEXING CAN GE IUOGED OY QUALIHEO RQ DESK ONL HMt-A-11257 “ Lem pry Cryptonym number 476 has been assigned to the project outline forvarded as an attachment to the referenced dispatch. eh tesle. Cys fh ~ A“yilard ¢. CURT GL ie 7 October 1958 Distribution: 3 - Has 2 - Files CLASSIFICATION ust PREVIOUS fOunON , BEPLASES FORM! — 3058 5) 3EA ANC StF SECRET ; connnut woren ARE OBE . i Pie : oe. ee ‘ax $3 14-0000, aw? UNCLASSIFIED : “CONFIPENTIAL oe, SECRET ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in the "TO" column. Under each comment.a fine should be drawn across sheet and each comment numbered to corrospond withs the numbor in the “TO” column. Each officer should initial (check mark insuflicient) before further routing. This Routing and Racord Sheet should be returned to Registry. | ee _ oe ees DATE a a | ae lea. oyeel _|* pe fren) Lia aed wr J aon "3 /3V “PHO apy bet. “ (026 uv BH. SAY 19597 | BH) 660 RAOG At - {. - of YF -S Wass O10 ences SECRET CONFIDENTIAL URCLASSIFIED V. 0, GOvTAmMENT Parwtiad OFFIC = 1S—CILEE-$ (@) 14-0000 wet ‘ . . te va __ATR DISPATCH NO. HM ieAs. , Srovity Air oc Sea Powah) . KAPOK=492 ~~ ‘ nbn . : EV ae ail Phe f OFF TO Chief, WHD 16 73% BAS Sh FROM Chief of Station, Mexico ./ Genera Operational Signod: Choe Vien { specric LIPS TICK/LICALLA R.0. #050 = Unit hp , REF: a. MEXT 360; b, DIR 38861 Role ir Cleat i od 1. On 16 December 1955 the daily check of property which this Station may desire to use for operational purposea(LICJOL ran} showed that a house adjacent to the LIMENICK target installation was vacant. LIPSTICK-l19 was contacted immediately to investigate the property. He repurted that it was a one-story house(duplex) in very poor condition wich wus being repaired by the owner for rental. He furtner reported that from the maid's rooma on the roof a clear view of ths entire LIMERICK compound was: possible and, if he had understood the LD@RICK lansuaze, he would have been able to understand several conversations which vere going on between LIMEXICK officers in the game area of the compound, LIPSTICK-19 also ree ported that from the roof of this house it was a distance of only approxt- mately Mfty feet to the LIMERICK building across tat roofs with no obstructing partitions except for a small wall and saverai strands of . barbed wire, all totalling about four or five feet nigh between the last roof and the LIMERICK building. 2. Based upon this favorable report, reference A vas sent immediately to Headquarters requesting authorization to rent the house. Two days later referenca 3 was received granting approval to rent the house. Con- sequently, LIPSTICK-2L (the only cleared married man available tc the Station, with the exception of LIBEITY, wno would fit into the area) was approached and requested to rent the house, This svsed a considerable problem to LIPSTICK=21, since the house has only two cedrooms and he already had two children, and at that very time his wife was in the hospital diving birth to a third child. Purther, he had a very comfortable house ts duplex waich he shared with «is brother-in-law at a pre-devalvation rent) which he would never be able to again acquire after tnis operation was terminatec. He did, however, agree to take the house and it was ive iis 51-28 14-0000 a ier ce . ao: nm TES Bee ee. 1DSt-k- 3992 KAPOK-492 16 January 1956 Page 2 . apparent to all concerned that ‘nis decision was based upon loyalty to this Station and.dedication to the fight azainst Cormunism. It is hoped that this unselfian snd devoted act of LIPSTICK-21's will be mde a matter of permanent record, “3. The reason for LiPstICK-2 to move from very comfortable quarters at less rent into cramped quarters at a higher renta). needed some explana- tion for his friends and relatives. There is a very fine private school approximately one block from this house which LIPSTICK-21 had often men- tioned as the best in tha city for his children, and consequently he told everyone that the reason for moving wag to be ag close as possible to this school go that his cniliren could attend. It should be noted in tnais respect that, in reality, LIYSTICK-21 had been sending his chilaren to one of the best public schools in Mexico City at no cost, Unier the present circumstances, he will have to pay tuition at the private school because it is the only decent school in the area and it provides excellent cover for his residence in the area. It 1s requested that Headquarters authorize thi3a Station te assist LIPSTICK-21 in the payment of his children’s tuition for the above stated reasong. Approximate cost of the tuition would be $20.00 U.S. per child por month, or a total for LIPSTICK-21 of $10.00 US per month, authorization is requested to assist LirsTICK-21 by payment of $30,00 U.S. per month. 4e The house is ore of a series of one-story houses that extend fron the LIMEAICK building to a four-story apartment building on the far corner. The fronts of the houses are all directly on the sidewalk with the doors opening onto a ono-step stoop. Thre backs of the houses and the walls of the back patLos all abut the compound of the LIMERICK installa- tion, The rear windows of the house face a patio which ends in a brick wall, ‘his brick wall is not as hij;n as the roof of the house, anding about: four feet below the level of the roof. ‘There are stairs mich ascend from this patio to the roof where the maid's quartera are situated, About halfway up these stairs one can turn and obtain an unrestricted view of the LIMERICK compound. ilowever, tha maid's room offers toe best operational possibilities since it provides concealment for the observer and hig equipment, plus a more advantageous view. LIvSTICK-21 told his maid that she would have to sleep out at a local pension since ne needed her room for nis radio experiments. This is a plausible story sinca LIPSTICK -21 is known to ve an enthusiastic radio amateur. Se The maid's room nas a door that faces across the roofs in the direction of the LIMERICK installation and one window wuich faces across the house roof toward the street. A view of the LIMERICK compound is obtained by an observer who is back in the room looking through the partly opened door, Some better method of observation will be worked out which will eliminate the security nazard of a door partially opened at all times of operation. wo Seb rn Ses Re dente Maaco / Teen 14.90000 EY A-3592 KAFSS-92 15 Jamary 1956 Page 3 : 6, At present we plan to allow LIPSTICK-21 considerable time to get wn settled securely into his new quarters before starting any operational efforts. After this waiting period is over ana we feel that we can Securely comence ope:‘ations, we plan on using the base for the following efforts: a. A supplementary photographic base. In tais connection tha request for adiitional Exactas and spotting scopes previously made ‘| should be expedited. It ig anticipated that much operation informa. tion will be develoszed by this photograghiec work showing the various " associations between the people when they are at play in the ccepound i waiich can never be determined from the LIPSTICK-LIMITED coverage, 4; Visiters who seldaa leave the compound do engage in social activity within the compound and can be phctographed for possible identificae tion by the AEDIPPSKS. Items wiich are losded into the automobiles fer transportation to unknown points may be identified through this coverage. Further, snould LIPSTICK/LINITED be terminated for any reason, we would be able to continue some coverage from this bage. ~ - Be = Observation by LIPSTICK-21 of the builsings and the activities in the compound will furnish valuable information on the daily living habits of the residents and their guests, Ce ‘The LIPSTICK/LIDOMINO base, presently being occupied by LINCH- FIN, is about 75 yards away from the LIMSRICK target while LIPSTICK,’ LICALLA is only about fifty feet. This base may assist the Head- quarters technicians, who periodically use the LIPSTICX/LIDOMIN base, for reasons of proximity and the use of tneir equipment from a different direction. The exact use of the LIFSTICN/LICALIA base in this respect must be determined by the Headquarters technicians who are familiar with tne equipment used, d. Comersations in the LIMERICK compound are audible to someone who is listening from the maid's room, Naturally street noises and extraneous sounds interfere considerably witn tunis eavesdropping so that the employment of some parabolic microphone ani racorder mst “be used for optiman results. e. Should future operations provide the crportunity to install a transmitter micropnone(resonant cavity) in some iten carried into the LINSRICK target, LiYSTICK/LICALLA would serve as an excellent base since it has direct line of signt to the back of the LIMERICK target. 14-0000 a + MeA-3992 i. re Pe rsors hAPOK-L,92 . . 16 January 1956 & rive ats a / Page & f. Prelixina -y investigation reveals that the possibility does exist that phy: f.cal access may be obtained to the LIMERICK target from LIPSTICK/LICALIA. This investigation will be intensified and a full report, togetner with available photograjhs, will be sent to Headquarters for study by FEABSON and NILES as to the feasibility of this type of operation, 7. As stated in pars zraphs two and three above, LIPSTICK-21 hag undergone corsiderable personal sacrifice to accommodate this Station in this opera- tion. It has always been the practice to pay a base house operator & starting salary of approximately $120.00 U.S, per moath, since the work of operating a base hous is almost fuil-time. LIPSTICK-2cl now earns $64.60 U.S. for work of approximately four hours per day. It is therefq re requested that this Station Le authorized by catle to increase the salary — of LIFSTICK-21 to $120,00 U.S. per month. poole pee os a ote. ; Oty a Fae Matthew S, DINOLEY Distribution: 3 ~ Wash 2 = Files bSD/gfo y RRR 14-0000 ~ SECRET - PWHEN PTLLEO IND . FROM: Headquarters component’) WH _ : SUBJECT ANO PROJECT FILE REQUEST AND FIELD NOTIFICATION OF ACTION TO — : (Station/Bose) . FROM: (Division) INFORMATION FOR REQUESTERS ITEM 10-€NTER OLD TITLE WHEN AMENDING & TITLE, CITE COMPLETE ITEMS t THROUGH 12 ' : ree pce re tues wus ag stent ames taey wus | esd tein tacley tthe tte itt ey 2 APPEAR ON THE FIELD COPIES AND ON MACHINE LISTS ALSO BE USED TO GIVE REASONS FOR THE ACTION BEING RE- ITEat 6 -ALL REMARKS MUST BE STERILE. QUESTED TO IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF MATERIAL TO BE PLACED ‘ IN A FILE OR TO MAKE OTHER EXPLANATORY REMARKS. ITEM 7 &ND Y-USE FIRST THREE LETTERS OF OSPATCH SYM- SOLS FOR FIELD STATIONS ANO LIST HEADQUARTERS ELE- MENTS ACCORDING TO ESTABLISHED NUMERIC COCES INFORMATION CONCERNING FILE 1. . TYPE OF FILE CODE (FILE) NUMBER COUNTRY NUMBER t CATEGORY NUMMER TS8ECIIG SUAIECT NUMBER CT] SUSIECT Gd PROJECT 50 6 . 74/03 3 FILE TITLE (SPECIFIC SURJECT! (PROJECTS LIMITED TO 15 SPACES! TEM 11-4 RECOROS OFFICER MUST SIGN ALL FILE ACTION fE- QUESTS CONSULT YOUR FIMO ON ANY PROBLEMS THAT ARISE NDFACTOR ACTION REQUIRED ANALYSIS. ACTION OPEN Fius cuose FILE (INDICATE DSPOSINON: ra AMEND FILE TITLE REOPEN 6. REVARAS (FOR FIELO OISTRISUTION? DISPOSITION DESTRUCTION RECOMMENOCO THRU 'OATED RETAIN FORMERLY LIEMPTY 8 INTERESTED HEADQUARTERS DESK (LIST ACTION DESK FIRST) 50 7 WTERSSTED STATIONS (PROJECTS ONLY! ’ HMM FILES ACTION TCHARGE PERMANENTLY TO IOFFICER & OESK! PREPARE FOLDER AND SEND 10 REQUESTER HOLD NN cs Fass RESTRICTED UNRESTRICTED 10 COMMENTS TINCLUDE SPECIAL HEADQUARTERS ROUTING INSTRUCTIONS) COORDINATION 13. RIO APPROVAL ENQORSEMENT 12. SIGNATURE OF LRANCH/OESA A OL SIGNATURE OF BRANCH/OESK A O REGVES PF APPROVED DB tC] (Woe SPRL CABLED ~ yy “gh 2 . Letd i d ae? A EFFECTNE CATE COCE «FALE! NUMBE ¢ FORM CBSOLECE PREVIOUS 7 ta-63 812 EDITIONS. SECRET 38 tees Cory 14-0000 SECRET (BSee Fi tg fa) CASE FILE REQUEST To: RI/AMALYSIS SECTION (teqvevter Nome) 7 ROOM NOL Charlotte veh [-tstmone 1, CASETLE OPEN Fig AS INDICATED, Liesi/ va Licwe ne AMEND ne AS INDICATED. CLOSE Pues RESTRICT PILE ZF rowesn, suse ne el ae [= Peewantnt CHANGrOUT H = SHAT fexteg 50 (saxice) 6 Operati cna | | ino senp fo nrauestee, TR COMMENTS: inctode bred darevdntion of Me or proin #! Photo and physical surveillance coverage ars! suppTt for station. 6. FOR REUSE ONLY 7. ENDORSEMENT ts APPROVAL THIS REQUEST SATISFIES RECORDS REQUIREMENTS, } REQUESS APPROVED qos Dem . ie 1 Ca Avie lee | . - _—_ PRT ANAT YSIS Vi mee < . a TEFECTIVE DATE - : RI CASE TITLE ¢. Jnr renner —T DP heer? ad j -~ NS Ae be Pee IG J whom 7 7 ae G ° Ha FoR AO PtL PaeetauS ‘ toc 56 BIZ tones. SECRET
104-10187-10014.pdf
14-00000 104-10187-10014) | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | # / e _ ar ; é ‘8 : ¥ vim MESSAGE 8 FORM ; esha wh” 8s CR i }. ob: NO peotx : 4-0! run ch anno. 60-6-74/5 :. bos, ; antes ON Be ourecton. ti Galea: i cr . : a ; ee wa @ veo Se] “PG2, € CHA Ve re c . a yas 7 —— oe i\7OP wexr ror oa ’ a Aro won LIEMPTY 4, | we Tp Te , REY: MEXI 1307 (IN osooe)s Teas ‘ 1.* HDQS AGREES IN PRIKCIPLE THAT LIMITED BLDG BHOULD BS RAZED naraer THAN axrchen, YOUR PARA THREE PROPOGAL OF COMMERCIAL INCOUE NETTING VENTURE WOULD IMMEDIATELY MARE THIG ASPECT OF LIEMPTY A PROPRIETARY Ws ATTENDANT SPECIAL ADMIN HANDLING, UMLRBS THERE ARE ‘OVERRIDINO SECURITY AND OPS CONSIDERATIQNS WE PREVER ROT DOTHIB, BOWRVER IF FINAL DECISION 18 TO BUILD STORE AND TWO APARTURUTS, HDQS SUGGESTS LIMITED BS HADES SEPARATE (FROM LIEMPIY) PROPRIETARY SUPPORT PROJ IN ORDER REDUCE conrusrox OF THO TYPES ACCOUNTING URDER ONE PROJ. 2. HDQS STRONGLY BELIRVES PREFERABLE SOLUTION WOULD B® MERELY REBUILD HOUSE ON SAME | LAND FOR OCCUPANCY BASEROUSE ; xEEPERS THIS WILL , . ROP INVOLVE PROPRIETARY. ALSO WOULD BE 5, HORE SECURE YRC STANDPOINT t th ' ' tae teal hen #) atinatne War" ses mmnerferrm memeneeants mies nie ae gee xvOonN = <~VO A ~ we A NO Nee are rene mt ot ea mee ce temenee Se fat - ss : ' SOV COUNTERMEASURES. | 3, ALTERNATE SOLUTION 18 SYLL LIMITED PROPERTY TO Laman ar 0 FAIR MARKET VALU DETERMINED BY LNDRPEDESET APPRAIGAL WITH UNDERSTANDING 1 HE BUILD AN APARTURNT ON SECOND ¥LOOR WHICH BE WILL LET ua CH LORG TRAM ' { 8 po, : 4. QRASR, : bee 4 a ar . ' . nr 3 2: : Tete 2! t i] Nat gt Sea nenee erat, x Van - apepenticarine ; ra ; . . QELSaAGiNe OFFICEA . Ovstcea i . ‘ sae I © PR 13890 BEEP Ps ween mammnal tee S DELL ll ea sTHre | 0 ae aneta i een nnn Senenenamenaee J 14-0000 ve > one, 1G. Bustos-Vidola:jah war. OG xox ore vas ay . ek cy cm or" + pee . h : ” r , « ar See . eter ~ hy et e 4 ‘. — 4. SUEPRIVTS FOR ANY BOTLDING TO HE CONOTRICTED WITH STRARR FUNDS MUST RECEIVE HDQS APPROVAL. HIS APPROVAL AND PROT AMNineDOrT MUST BR OBTAINED PaIOR TO ANY COMMITMENT? FUNDS. BSPIMATED FINS FOR TOTAL APPROVAL AFTER RECEIPT PLANS 18 RUPSVULLY TWO WOSTHD, B33 mOUaE GOULD HOT BH BAKED UWL APPROVAL GRAFTED, Some tale pt foe oat a hohe ees A ee (He evos et Ag § ah, re a BND OF HMSIAOR | oe a a : a Comment! SLISITED photo basehouse which vo pirehased iaesibs deteriore: oo a Sting and Station suggests fase building sed rebgild with | » be we ee GtORe. eB lat. fleer and two ‘spte upstairs as seas of ! 986.000, : SE: rt a ve ion Beret ‘ep ped ae ; — Carter (drave ' ga/o/wa (déragt)b CI/038 = WSF ZNO vero t se * itn Ae : mesaserce oppaaa : 14-0000 or _ oN . _- aSSIFIED tL PITERMAL * 0) COnFIDZ71at Bx] secre ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET "26 April 1973 Oraw © Ine across colymn otter each och comment) FY 12 Fungs AVAILABLE : “Oriana C/WH/1 WH/B&F —_C/WH/FI _C/WH/Plans_ A cywup MPS/BG/FI WH/1 Cy CONFIDENTIAL =) (MIERMAL UNCLASSIFIED FORM sor 610 “totes BS SECRET 14-0000 SECRET ~™ “ PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION re0vtcT KDEACTOR ACTION COMPONENT DtIvIStON Om Stare wee PROT auenourn? No. 25 FY 72 (7) awnuat PENCHAL A) pri wtat TemmiNation : ; ; " . Mexico ‘ CATENS 10M CASE OFFICE® CRTENS 10% Fr —— ommre Heary E. Mulloy Wet AUTHORIZATION PRROVING AUTHOaITY. TOTS pare apraayin |” ~ ~ To ‘ yENe acres AMT THIS ACTIOM FY TOTAL FUNDS AUTHOR ET ZATION ADDO 7 _. 25 May 1573 a ce ee FERFOO OF APPROVAL $ 7 aur *T. 2020, — ’ : ae FUNANC EAL CODE reow 2 July 177) ro 3) June 172. et syveou | 223522009 CONDETIONS OCF APPROVAL Amendment No. 2 to Project KDFACTOR approved in the amount ; of $7,24, Increasing the project's authorization froa : $23,654 to a revised total of $3.,0,0 for FY 72; ternination ot Project KDFACTOR approved effective 30 June 1972, SIGNATURE Coe ee a , "ah 9 MAT : TT prsteavr DISTRIBUTION O1V. OR STAGE tase , LL = . | BF OFFICER i OFFICER 4 wPs/8G roew yg ort rerstovs SECRET qotrioss ee te a ec wena ee . 14-0000 5 ry - . Sift 22 MAY 1973 MEMORANDUM FOR: Associate Deputy Director for Operations THROUGH: MPS/BG SUBJECT: Amendment and Termination of Project KDFACTOR 1. Project KDFACTOR supported a visual and photo- graphic surveillance operation in Mexico City targetted against the Soviet Embassy. Asscts included five agents and two baschouse surveillance sites, Termination of this project, effective 30 June 1972, was the result of a security review which revealed that the VWBLANKET principal knew the basic details of the KDFACTOR opera- tions, -: 2. Agent termination was accomplished without any immediate difficulties; however, continued security will . depend on the terminated agents’ silence. In the event there is a compromise, the risk of damage to the Sta- tion's relations with the Mexican Government should be minimized because of the compatible nature of KDFACTOR' s operations. 3. The ADDO approved Amendment No. 1 to the proj- ect in the amount of $9,844 for FY 1972 to provide for the agent terminations, but an overrun of $7,246 oc- ° curred as the result of miscalculation of termination’ costs. This project action requests this additional - sum of $7, 246 to cover these expenses, . 4, The FI Staff recommends approval of this amend— ment/termination request. fc. A. Campbell Chief Foreign Intelligence ' Attachment: . Project Reviewing officer: FI/OPS - Stephen Roll ...,....... ten MDT cus een tas LES 14-0000 SECRET vy - at (then willed fo) ~ ri act eevetonve KDFACTOR : Division | Western He Hemisphere } Division eteLO sTatfom Mexico city PROJECT ACTION ° TYPE OF ACT 4ON wee PROJECT aPProval CESK Mexico mise GL ACH en [G55 1973 4167 CONCURRENCES OF OFVISIONS TYPEO NAME (and aignature)~ oe John C. Murray » ALL Ly ee efor ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENT John T. Boeck Richard B. Wright“ Robert D, Wiecha John H, Wilson Ate A L Fei mh E — _c/ecs/prG|_/s/ Gale W. Allen} actreys on __ "_ APPROVAL aut THis ACTION ae 1 July 71 [30 June’ 7 57.246 APPROVING AUTHORITY SIGH ita ADDO - ron gug fsiassr SECRET Ye: a i é ™ : SECRET. - i ‘MEMORANDUM FOR: Associate Deputy Director For Operations , 4 SUBJECT : “Project KDFACTOR - Amendment . — . and Termination Request. - 1. The KDFACTOR Project (until 1970 encrypted as the LIEMPTY Project) was initially approved in 1958 to provide financial and material support for visual and photographic surveillance operations targetted agdinst the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. In June 1972 the project supported five agents and two basehouse surveillance sites, 2. The KDFACTOR Project was approved by the Abpc in the amount of $19,000 for FY - 72 and $20,000 fur FY - 73, Per DIRECTOR 285255, dated 30 June 1972, the ADDO approved Amendment N), 1 to the KDFACTOR Project in the amount of $9,844 for FY - 72 to provide for costs of agent terminations, 3. The decision to terminate all agents and facilities under the KDFACTOR Project was based on a security review of the project activities which indicated that the VWBLANKET principal knew the basic details of the KDFACTOR operations, including the target, the location of the surveillance Sites, and probably the true names and former cryptonyms of the agents covered by the project. a 4, The cost of terminating the agents under the KDFACTOR Project amounted to $15,573; the cost of closing down, the two basehouses under the project was $1,412. The total amount charged to the KDFACTOR Project in FY 72 was $36,090 which is $7,246 over the approved authorization of $28,844. The overage was incurred in terminating the agents and facilities associated with the KDFACTOR Project. Although Amendment No. 1 to the project was approved in the amount of $9,844 to cover the cost of terminating the agents in the ha 13 ayy a 2 ympoeT CL BY.---2 SECRET - 1400000 sens, SECRET ee . Freject, the actual payments made by Mexico City station per the terms of cach Memorandum -.of Oral Commitment (MQC) and in accordance with Mexican law and custom exceeded the estimate for termination costs made by Headquarters at the time the Amendment Was requested. Termination payments made to each agent aré as follows: . KDFACTOR-2 (Recruited 1956) $8,160 KDFACTOR-S (Recruited 1956) 2,366 KDFACTOR-6 - (Recruited 1956) 2,830 KDFACTOR-8 (Recruited 1965) - 649 KDFACTOR-9 (Recruited 1966) 1,568 The long tenure of three of the terminated agents, the relatively high monthly salary of KDFACTOR-2 ($440) plus the computation of the termination payments in accordance with Mexican law and custom were the primary reasons that the final agent termination costs amounted to $15,573, §. All agent terminations were accomplished in an amicable manner. No visible security risks were apparent at the time of the terminations although any one, or all, of the terminated agents may at some future date decide to divulge to an interested party the details of the KDFACTOR Project operations, KDFACTOR-2, KDFACTOR-S, and KDFACTOR-6 have worked in photo surveillance operations for the Station since 1956 and, therefore, obviously have considerable knowledge of targets, former satesites, personnel, and modus operandi of the Station. However, since the KDFACTOR Project was not concerned with incompatible operations or targets, we believe the risks of damage to Station relations with the Mexican Government in the event of exposure of the KDFACTOR Project operations by a terminated agent are within acceptable limits. 6. It is requested that the KDFACTOR Project be amended to provide the sum of $7,246 for FY - T2 to cover the costs of terminating five agents and two basehouse surveillance sites under this preject. SECRET, _ ~ SECRET - T. It is also requested that the termination of the KDFACTOR Project be approved effective 30 June 1972, : . mes £, Flannery : AC/WHD SECRET. 14-0000 SEUKEI ftten pallet fay ; OiVee, } ~, a Oho LEUR TCM PROJEL ACTION woe a ‘ ‘ ; \ KDFACTOR - tere or action [Xf rue CLO SSS Sa ate Poourct ; Division oo i aeregval Western Hemisphere Division i AMENDMENT TT Teveue statiow eee ’ no. 2 Mexico City . je eeewan {ORance ee OfSK . ev te { One _ Mexico Case oretcea ~~ Toate : CRTENSSON { Henry E, Mullo 26 Apr 73} : Roow WO, BUILDING rec, ere peace TERVINAT ION 3E05 Has ext. 1973 $167 , CONCURRENCES OF DIVISIONS vEwO C/WH/L | John C. Murray c/wi/BGF | John T. Boeck ft te C/WH/SS | Richare B. Wright eee Be ee C/WH/ FI Robert D. Wiecha . . . ee ee a es C/WH/Plans } John H. Wilson || C/WHD Theodore G. Shackley . — CONCURRENCES OF OTHER COMPONENTS ~ —. sh (Type in Organisational Flement sot Nave Uclow Onty pares ] vewo Naen Concurrence Obtained by OCragenmating Element.) ama sur crs ee APPROVAL. . PERTOD AMT THIS ACTION . al TOTAL FUNDS AUTHOR ETATION . ee a Toe ee > - - Prices ore " 7 i iiguly 71 30 June 72 of 7,240 jie 72 30,090 ae ue ef APPROVING AUTHORITY SIGNATURE ADDO os ; Comm BU8 Solna SECRET, $69 4st . a MEMORANDUM FOR: Associate Deputy Director For Cperations SUBJECT : Project KDFACTOR - Ahendment and , : Ternination Request. : “* J.-The KDFACTOR Project (until 1970 encrypted as the LIEMPTY Project) was initially approved in 158 to provide financial and materiel support for visual anc photographic surveillance operations targetted against the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. In June 19°72 the project supported five agents and two basehaouse surveillance sites. 2. The KDFACTOR Project was approved by the ADDO in the amount of $19,000 for FY-72 and $20,000 for FY-73, Per DIRECTOR 285255, dated 30 June 1972, the ADDO approved =. oe Amendment No. 1 to the -KDFACTOR Project in the amount of . ° $9,844 for FY-72 to previde for costs of agent terminations, -, 3. The decision to terminate all agents and facilities under the KDFACTOR Project was based on a security review of the project activities which indicated that the VWBLANKET principal knew the basic details of the KDFACTOR operations, including the target, the location of the surveillance sites, and probably the true names and former cryptenyms of the -agents covered by the project. 4, The costs of terminating all the agents in the KDFACTOR .. Project-amounted to $15,573.00 which was censiderably more : . than had been initially estimated when Amenézent No, 1 for FY-72 was requested and approved, The totai acount charged to the KDFACTOR Project in FY-72 was $36,080 which is $7,246 over the project's authorization of $28,844, The overage was incurred in terminating agents and facilities associated with the KDFACTOR Project; the effective date ef all termi- nations was 30 June 1972. : erann Sus. ee Qwener ce wy G8TQ7, 14-0000 amicable manner. No visible security ris SSOP S, ‘ALL agent terminations were accomplished in an $ were apparent at the time of the terminations_although any one, or all of the terminationed agents ‘may at some future date decide to divulge to an interested party the details of the KDFACTOR Project operations, KDFACTOR-2 and KDFACTOR-5 have worked in photo surveillance operations for the Station since 1957 and, therefore, obviously have consider- able knowledge of targets, former safesites, personnel, and modus operandi of the Station, However, since the KDFACTOR Project was not concerned with incompatible operations or targets, we believe the risks of damage to Station relations with the Mexican Government in the event of exposure of the KDFACTOR Project operations by a terminated agent are within acceptable linrits. . 6, It is requested that the KDFACTOR Project be amended * to provide the sun of $7,246 for FY-72 to cover the costs of ‘terminating five agents and two basehouse surveillance sites covered by this project. ‘7, It is also requested that the termination of the KDFACTOR Project be approved effective 30 June 1972. Theodore G. Shackley Chief ,Western Hemisphere Division Sé SGueT 1400000 ag ng f My I RDFACTOR ~ Nexico City, Mexico -- Photographic Surveillance Team Support -- F¥ 1972, Cost $19,000 and FY 1973, Cost $20,000 Fiscal Year Approved Obligated 1971 $23,635 $27,586 Changes: : o 1. The processing of photographs obtained through this project now is performed inside the Station. KDPACTOR-1, who formerly processed the take in an outside safehouse, was terminated amicably in early March 1971. Security and effi- ciency have been increased by this change, EKDFACTOR-1 was terminated in 1970, but the Cermination payments were made during FY 1971 cauging an increase in that years obligations. 2. Howard T. BAGAUS handled the administration of this project to early April 1971 when project responsibility reverted from the Operations Support Section to the REDTOP Section. At that time Timothy H. ARCHBOLD asaumed the inside adsinistrative supervision, and agent meetings were turned over te. the outside case officer Bruce AR. FERNALD. When ARCHBOLD departed PCS on 7 June 1971, Oliver J. MANKUNAS assumed responsibility for thie project, including agent meetings. Ace lishments: 1, This project has provided continuous daily photo-. graphic and visual coverage of personnel and vehicles entering or leaving the Soviet Embassy. A total of 530 rolls of film were produced during the reporting period. U.S. citizens, visitors, and YDY peraonnel are given special attention. Iden- tifications of license plates and automobile descriptions as — well ag drivers and their compenions are identified under chis project. Additionally, attendsnce sheets are maintained to establish who ia at the Embassy on any given day and hour. 14-00000 ae These photographs and reports have contributed operational support to thé Station's Soviet operations which ia not '. attainable elaevbere. For example, whenever the Soviets :-hange all their license numbers the Station is able to ". compile @ nev, complete roster within a matter of weeks. p Costs: | wa > 4. General: “$19, 000 is requested for FY 1972 and $20, 000 1s requeated for FY 1973. It ia also requeated - that. the Project bé amended for FY 1971 in the amount of. $4,260 to provide for the termination of KDFACTOR-1 and KDFACTOR-7. 2. Source of Funda: Project KDFACTOR is included in the Western Hemisphere Division’s Operational Program in the amount of $23,735 for F¥ 1972 and $24,182 for F¥ 1973. 3. Project Budget: FY 1970 FY 72 FY 73 FY 74 Estimated Obligati Salaries KDFACTOR-2 $ $,280 $5,280 $5,808 $ 5,803 EDFACTOR-5 1,728 1,728 1,901 1,901 XDFACTOR-6 2,112 2,112 2,323 2,323 £DFACTOR-8 : 7638 - 768 ~ 845 843, -EDPACTOR=9.. - = - 1,968- -4,968- 2,165 - ---2,165-- EDPACTOR-1 4,400 -0- =0- =0- EDFACTOR-7 2,500 ; 70+ -0- =0- * Bonuses 1,374 1,988 1,087 1,087 20,130 $12,944 314,129 $14, 129 Base houses Rents $3 6,022 $4,350 $4,240 $ 4,240 Utilities 400 750 800 800 500 500 Maintenance Q 500 . $,622 $ 5,600 $ 5,540 5,540 14-0000 Misc Expenses Ops entertainment § - 165 - $ 300 $ 100 $ 100 Auto maintenance . 8 100 100 - 100 Ops expenses nnd 90 36 13] 3 — . 835 3 656 331 3 Total Expenses $27,587 12,000 $20,000 $20,009 4. cy: There 1s no special need for foreign funds. No non-JKLANCE funds are used, 3. Commitments: Christmas bonuses are provided in the FY 72 and FY 73 budgets. 6. Funding: Funds are hand-carried fron the Statioa by the casa officer and transferred during Clandestine meetings. Receipts are obtained for all disbursementa according to JELARCE regulations. 7. Agnexes: None. KDFACTOR - Mexico City, Mexico -- Photographic Survei llatice Team Support -- FY 1972, Cost $19,000 and FY 1973, Cost $20,000 Piscal Year Approved ovitgaced 1972 $23,635 $27,586 Changes: 1. The processing of photographs obtained through this project now is performed inside the Station. KDFACTOR-1, who formerly processed the take in an outside safehouse, was terminated amicably in early March 1971. Socurity and effi- ciency have been increased by this change. KDFACTOR-1 was terminated in 1970, but the termination payments were made during FY 1971 causing an increase in that years obligations. ‘2, Moward T. BAGAUS handled the administration of this project to early April 1971 when project responsibility reverted from the Operations Support Section to the REDTOP Section. At.that time Timothy H. ARCHBOLD assumed the inside aduinistrative supervision, and agent meetings were turned over to the outside case officer Bruce H. FERNALD. When ARCHEOLD departed PCS on 7 June 1571, Oliver J; MANKUNAS aseumed responsibility for this project, including agent meetings. i Accomplishments: 1. This project has provided continuous daily photo- graphic and visual coverage of personnel and vehicles entering or leaving the Soviet Enbassy. A total of 530 rolls of film were produced during the reporting period. U.S. citizens. visitors, and TDY personnel ere given special attention. Iden- tifications of license plates and automobile descriptions aa well az drivers and their campanions are identified under this project. Additionally, attendance sheets are maintained to establish who is at the Embassy on any given day and hour. 14-0000 #2 4 i) These photographs and reports have contributed operational support to. the Station's Soviet operations which is not | ‘attainable elsewhere, For example, whenever the Sovieta i - change all their license nusbers the Station is able to | { i 1 ! compile a new, complete roster within a matter of wieks. : 1. General: $19,000 is requested for FY 1972 and ‘$20,000 is requested for FY 1973. It is also requested that the Project be amended for FY 1971 in the amount of $4,260 to provide for the termination of KDFACTOR-1 and KDFACTOR-7. 2. Source of Funds: Project KDFACTOR is included in the Western Hemisphere Division's Operational Program in the amount of $23,735 for FY 1972 and $24,182 for FY 1973. ! 3. Project Budget: I FY 1970 FY 7200 FY 73002 F¥ 74 Estimated v ! Obligations : i Salaries | KDFACTOR-2 $ $,280 $5,280 $5,808 $ 5,808 KDFACTOR-5 1,728 1,728 1,901 1,901 | KDFACTOR-6 2,112 2,112 =. 2,323 2,323 i i KDFACTOR<8 768 768 845 845 EDFACTOR-9 > 1,968- 1,968 2,165 2,165 : : KDFACTOR-1 4,400 -0- -0- -0- : KDFACTOR-~7 2,500 +0- =0- -0- ; Bonuses __ 1,374 1,088 1,037 1,087 $20, 130 $12,944 $14,129 $14,129 | i : i Base houses ! Rents - $ 6,022 $4,350 $4,240 $ 4,240 : Utilities 400 750 800 800 4 Maintenance 200 500 m0) 500 6,622 $ 5,600 $ 5,540 3 5,540 14-00000 -3- Mise Expenses Ops entertainment $ 165 $ 300 $ 100 $- 100 Auto maintenance 80 100 100 100 Ops expenses 590 56 A3k A31 $ 835 $ 4656 $ 331 § 331 “Total Expenses’ $27,587 $19,000 $20,000 $20,000 4. Foreign Currency: There is uo special need for foreign funds. No non-JKLANCE funds are used. ‘S. Commitments: Christmas bonuses are provided in the FY 72 and FY 73 budgets. | 6. Fymding: Funds are handecarried from tha Station by the case officer and transferred during clandestine meetings. Receipts are obtained for all disbursements according to JKLANCE regulations. 7. Annexes: None. te secon tt nent 14-0000 ~ ~ “ + 7 © Swroulmer Dundas. aa ScOnCT, (Optional) - ‘ KDFACTOR tote Renewal ‘ Fred Kravcov be = a i WH/1, 3E05 4167 oo FFICER'S * COMMENTS (Number eoch comment to thow from whom to Crow @ fine acrons columa ofter soch comment) i ne + | BUTI RGNSS AUMLABIE Ded pane (Ami ATL ROS NILABLE J 4 . ae / Ciw/per OY) NS ¥I79 Puwos wire By mast. C/WH/SS C/WH/1/FI/CI L rom 610 “tS Tiy SECRET ©] CONFIDENTIAL «=[() {NTERNAL, = 7] sUNCLASSIFIED 14-0000 Nom SECRET - “PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION roster EDVACTGR B ie ~TACTION CUVISTON O8 BTAFE ute PROJECT autnouent Nos 1, FY m4 Tnnoae BRANCH WENEOAL OF pie tal Raxico - CaTENstON TASt OFFICER ° CATENS TOM OTHER vq Murray 65955 AUTHOR EZATION APRA OVING AUTHOR TTY ~ OATe aPpRDNED | wer Tes action _ ~ TOTAL FUNDS AUTHORIZATION aDDP 30 duna 1972 -1. 92-1: 28, ht PEmigd OF APPROVAL 3 98h : £5 ih stan * id paou 2 uly 1978 vo 30- duns 1972 Taw _. sywagg 23351009 CONGITIONS OF APPROVAL . Amendment Hoe 1 to Project KDFACTOR app roved, as per "+ BIR 285265, in tha snount of $9,84h, increasing the o - __, Project's e suthorisation frea #29000 to a revised ; ~~ "= tofaa~ae $28 ,84h for FY 72. ee ~ cd SIGNATURE wrs/a : - Rs O°STRIBUTION _ —_ ~ le epee wn ee ogee ¥ 7 : m7 _——__-—- Div. OR STAFF } H Ease jsf ne | ' srerricee oo {?] esricen > MPs/8G l Fore BYQ Vet Chertous SECRET ’ 8 Vs 70 eOHrrons : SECRET . _ , ~ PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION : . . PROC? DWACTR : * . : RETION es mena CT kT Nia PPOseCT WH . P| oun ARANCH (Coane : bee @ Ms TERMINATION CnTENS ton TRTONS 10% TaASt OFFICER 1 te em ne eae a uae em te eee emcee est miei see a ots 3 : _ _.| Fred Ruvooy N67 1 AUTHOR E SATION i - a ees ne oe APPEOVING AUTNORITY DATE aPPMavEn ‘Y TOTAL FUNDS AUTHOBIZATION 1 72_[£19,000 13_Ls. 20,000 AT. — WO December IITA I a PERIOD OF APPAAVAL ivuy 197. 1. 30 dune 1973 FO net oe em _ FENANC TAL cao - - syMaou | 213551009 ; - CONDETIONS OF AP SIGNATURE ‘ : ‘ (sinss2) Le MMe detain 1 MPS‘8E . DISTRIBUTION ’ —_——_-_______- _ - - , 7 Ov. GR STAFF CASE wPos ia : AF OFFICER ' oretcee aves : iat) FORM gug est retvious . SECRET a 41-70 rertions 14.90000 NO. } (DOGENSNT @ FOR THIS PRNECT) - NOTIFICATION OF PROJECT APPROVAL ACTION SECRET FUNDING. (When Filled In) pats 17.D-< 71 ——— TO: CHIEF OF STATION (BaSE)_NWwx + —_— ATTENTION: FINANCE OFFICER INFO: proscr Kav acfoe Fan AV5 - 1004 TYPS OF ACTION - — 4, PERIOD OF acTION!3*¢ 1)! £0 dese 473 AMOUNT 3 39,v00 | NEW PREVIOUS ACTION IN THIS FISCAL YEAR #1") vie 72> RENEWAL %— ‘TOTAL FISCAL YEAR APPROVAL 15, eyo Ta EXTENSION ~ ' — _ TERMINATION” FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR HQS USE 9 —_ AMENDNENT ~~ FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FIELD USE 15. vo ar CPLA ee OTHER _ F —_—_— CHIEF, WH/BSP HQS USE ONLY _ PROCESSED APPROVED TYPE OF ACTION PERIOD AMOUNT SECRET (when Pilled In) 14-0000 SECRET ee - PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION prrooet RDPAGTOR ACTION Co cect oe cao pete renee ner ee DivIStom OR STARE NER PPOsEET COMPONENT >. § AMENDMENT Wo. L yy n a RANCH anual PeMta@at | ae LS TERMINATION . utsa emtens ton : TAS OFFICER an ——_____--—-+ otHre ‘ Pred Kravoov AUTHORS ZATION TOTAL FUNOS AUTHORS ZATION APPADVING RUTHORETY. ArDP 20 Deoenber 1971 aut THIs ACTION + 4260 TINANC TAL ron SyMuot _ PERIOD OF APPROVAL thom 2 duly 1970 — ro__ 20 Juma 197 CONDITIONS OF APPHOVAL Aneniment No, 1 to Project KDFACTOR appreved in the amount of $4,260, increasing tho project's FY 71 authorization to a revised total of 827,850. if! im Hl | Ty a —onassidl =r SIGNATURE . EG te we PP Te Ae ee ene MPS/8G . ae . fi LISTEIBUTION j OV. O8 STAFF case 7 ‘ ra ' aF OFFICER 1 orFicer | mesvor fy FoRM Bug ust Mt ebous SECRET fé Vrayo tortroms ‘ 1 1 1 i : i 1 14-0000 . : . ~ Meee Noo tee te — , i te 4 we. ' 7 i ee - nme 20 nay es ; ‘ emay aa eyesyets . MIMORANIGI : - - . ee a ee ey ‘ aan DV GweGa : 8 tee wen een eg ek mpm se L aN eo oe Ne Ne ae eM ve TY wiey I27U, oeviects shew 2. wt ee eyes Trajec. LIMP Y," Teo SD ca Oa bein Toe te a Wale Wohl Se . 4g On wee le . : , . we Wee te ee wT Le wt ee Ween of ADDP Comment of 26 May 70 — ; 14-0000 secret FaN ACCOUNT TREND REPORT 30 NGV 1972 ° FaN NUMBERS 35-1009 TITLE! KOFACTOR OFFICE! WESTERN HEMTS DIV ANDGET ARFAS . CATEGORY! COLLECTION INTELL ELEMENTS, CLOSE OPS SUPPORT BUNGET COUNTRYE MEKICO SUSCATEGORY? CLANDESTINE . | SURFLEMENTS . : ' 1972 . 977s, ! 1974 1975 et te a meee eee eee eee Oe edeetermeriete atl ; ACTUAL OPERATING actuat SPRLG BAL REMAIN ESTINATE ESTIMATE } 7 : a ' ~ : T . RENT covm x UtTE ' 2793 SAFEMOUSES 59220 5.540 10056 19,18 SeSRe 50540 peewee ewe ne enn ee eee + ae, TOTAL 50220 55550 — 1e05H 2908 4048s 50540 OTHE® SFRVICES 28545 AGENT S86 169626 1.900 695 0965% 395 1.000 PRS6 AGENT CRA 129404 3.780 35780 12e7Aa0 P57 OPF XP Sku 203 . 230 1” 230 230 2549 UPEXP OTHR t2 7 209 i 100 100 . ae ee ee ewe eee eee ee eee a a TOTAL 290295 Set10 695 «13.6% aeals 1401h0 SUPPLIES , 240K PUNTO 1500 ; 350 350 Pag PRUP ENC 350 we . tee . ToTaL 350 os. ee ee 356 350 — “ TOTAL Fav 3§=1009 140865 : 11.000 1e752 15.98 992409 200000 ° fone PEVORTH@LA SECRET . PAGE 311 on ! . Mo 14-00000 4 "| 4 ot nj g EC 171 iy 1 MEMORANDUM FOR; Assistant Deputy Director for Plans ‘THROUGH: MPS/BG SUBJECT: Renewal of Project KDFACTOR ° in 1972 for $19,000 in 1973 for $20,000 l. This project covers photo and visual surveillance of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. One observation post covers the front gate of the building,and another covers the rear gate and walled compound. Five salaried agents man the sites, four in front and one in back. An official cover case officer collects the take (rolls of film and logs of visitors) once a week by car meetings with the OP keepers. The films are developed and printed inside the Station. 2. The production from this operation has consis- tently been rated: high by the Bureau (which is the prin- cipal customer in the field), by other Government agencies and by SB Division. Photosurveillance of a Soviet Embassy might not be a high priority target in some countries. But the fact that the Soviet Embassy in Mexico is a large and active one and the fact that its primary target is Operations against the United States make our effort important and valuable. his is the operation that pro- This mM duced the photographs of Lee Harvey Oswald visiting the Soviet Embassy in 1962. 3. This seemingly straightforward operation has not always been so uncomplicated. Both sites have been in operation and served by the same OP keepers for more than a dozen years. At one of the sites the OP keeper's wife and children take turns manning the equipment. A now- terminated principal agent was divorced several years ‘ago from-a wife who knew a lot about the operation. Some desk officers believe that the medical doctor who for years was supposed to be devéloping the films was simply too busy to do so and that the work was probably done by his uncleared secretary. Family relationships keep cropping up among supposedly compartmented agents. All of this is in the files but not in any one place. We oe ervor , D/EG., 19 Aps!79 . , believe it is time for the Station to make an updated j Security review of the operation with particular attention to the knowledgeability of terminated agents and their families. We also believe that the Station should now address itself to the contingency that the present sites or personnel will be blown and to investigate alternative means of continuing their valuable coverage. 4. The ADDP last approved this project in May 1970 . with the condition that termination payments to the principal agent and his divorced wife be made on a monthly basis. This condition has been met. 5. The budgets requested for the next two years are simple and straightforward. Salaries and the traditional bonuses for the five paid agents come to about $13,000. Rent and utilities on the two observation posts come to $5,600. The small balance is for operational expenses. This project-action also requests amendment of the FY 1971 budget by $4,260 to cover that part of the cost of termination bonuses to the principal agent and his di- vorcéed wife which could not be absorbed by the project. The total of the termination bonuses was $12,500. 6. This is a valuable and productive project which helps fulfill a Priority A-1 Station requirement. The FI Staff recommends approval. Cth. COC. L. A. Campbell Chief . Foreign Intelligence Attachment Project seOntl PROJECT KDFACTOR MPS/BG/FUAFKatein:de © (13 DEC 71) . Distribution: O& 1 - Addressee 1 - ADD/P x WH/} 1 .-. FI/OPS L « CI/OPS t - C/CCS/PRG 1 - MPS/BG/Fi SEGAET 14-0000 os ticket i 4 DOP 21-5999 * MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Western Homisphore Division SUBJECT: ' PL Project KDFACTOR FY 1971 Amendment No, 1 Biennial Renewal Proposal] for Fiscal Years 1972 and 1973 i 1 ! | i 1, On 10 December 1971 Lapproved subject actions an the amounts svecified below: a FY 197i Amendmy.: Now) + For $4,260, increasing the project's FY iv7i 5 funds authorization (from $23, 630) to $.7, 855, wo b. FY i$72 Renewal ~ For $19,000 9 ce. FY 1973 Renewal - For $20,000 2. Task that the Station conduct an updated security review of this operation, giving particular attention to the knowledge- ability of terminated agents and their families as discussed in paragraph 3 of referent memorandum, 3. Also, lask that you provide me (via MPs/ BG) with a Memorandum report summarizing the results of the above {paragraph 2) security review by 31 March 1972, dak \ue ae : . Cord Meyor\ Jr. ~ Assistant Deputy Director for Plans tt - - ~o : % Of Sag “oy? x Hipinde | Be bp 2- RST ANS arate seiy ELSIE Roe QJ SECRET 14-0000 . SECRET vo : when Kriled tay woey . . Pap set CRYPT SNe net PROJECT ACTION | KDFACTOR x wire ca ~ Tori sion — Western Hemisphere Division Fife STATION wow erosect aPPooval BRANCH OCeEK cage orricee ~ Date : Fred Kravcov 28 Oct 7r ROOM NO. . Hae ro BLACK E03 Tle 19736167 CONCURRENCES OF DiVtS i VISIONS J frensunarion ~ Dates | Pthefu | Hele are Lunsford 0. n6f =e gett ks ao ~ p Ridhard B. Wright te ORGAMLZATIONAL | - , . - eleuenr TYPEO NAME (* A Zs. AL Lim bn Nerente Aten (type in Organisational Floment and Nace Below Only | wt When Concurrence Obtained by Oet tnaring Element.) ou vie SS a ar’ anne | ial AG i enpnennnen i — . [SB/X/WH ‘Haviland. Smith. cus Ce ud a ¥ FI Staff | /s/ Arthur C. Close : § Dec 71 - CI Staff | Frank Hughes /s/ CCS/PRQ_ | Charles Beckman _/g/ —— j26 Nov 7. oe *With the conditions as stated in my memorandum dated 14 14 Pesepiee. 1971 4 . Rowse Ts vie Danny — APPROVAL rt cn tain fp iit wae acai ae A ae cee: 19/73 [* 20 OOO ies pent P1-5899) E une_ 0,000 ._ APPROVING AUTHORITY aml DATE ' A/DDP Cr Win on As | 1 Dec 4 soap OUB einen SECRET 14-0000 SECRET KDFACTOR - Mexico City, Mexico -- Photographic Surveillance Team Support +- FY 1972, Cost $19,000 and FY 1973, Cost $20,000 Fiscal Year Approved ———--.__ Obligated 1971 $23,635 $27,586 Changes: 1. The processing of photographs obtained through this project now is performed inside the Station. KDFACTOR-1, who formerly processed the take in an outside safehouse, was terminated amicably in early March 1971. Security and effi- ciency have been increased by this change. - KDFACTOR-7 was terminated in 1970, but the termination payments were made during FY 1971 causing an increase in that years obligations. 2. Howard T. BAGAUS handled the administration of this project to early April 1971 when project responsibility reverted from the Operations Support Section to the REDTOP Section. At that time Timothy H. ARCHBOLD assumed the inside administrative supervision, and agent meetings were turned over to the outside case officer Bruce H. FERNALD. When ARCHBOLD departed PCS on 7 June 1971, Oliver J. MANKUNAS assumed responsibility for this project, including agent meetings. Accomplishments: 1. This project has provided continuous daily photo- graphic and visual coverage of personnel and vehicles entering ox leaving the Soviet Embassy. A total of 530 rolls of film were produced during the reporting period. U.S. citizens, visitors, and TDY personnel are given special attention. Iden- tifications of license plates and automobile descriptions as well as drivers and their companions are identified under this project. Additionally, attendance sheets are maintained to establish who is at the Embassy on any given day and hour. 14-0000 SECRET -2- These photographs, and reports have contributed olevactonat support to the Station's Soviet operations which is not attainable elsewhere. For example, whenever the Soviets change all their license numbers the Station is able to compile a new, complete roster within a matter of weeks. Costs: 1. General: $19,000 is requested for FY 1972 and $20,000 is requested for FY 1973. It is also requested that the Project be amended for FY 1971 in the amount of $4,260 to provide for the termination of KDFACTOR~1 and KDFACTOR-7. 2. Sovirce of Funds: Project KDFACTOR is included in the Western Hemisphere Division's Operational Program in the amount of $23,735 for FY 1972 and $24,182 for. FY 1973. 3. Project Budget: FY 1971 _ FY 72 FY 73 FY 74 Estimated Obligations Salaries KDPACTOR~2 $ 5,280 $ 5,280 $5,808 $ 5,808 KDFACTOR-5 1,728 1,728 1,901 1,901 KDFACTOR-6 2,112 2,112 2,323 2,323 KDFACTOR-8 768 768 845 845 KDFACTOR~9 1,968 1,968 2,165 2,165 KDFACTOR-1 4,400 -0- -0- ~0- KDFACTOR-7 2,500 -0- -0- -0- Bonuses 1,374 1,088 _— 1,087 _ 1,087 $20,130 $12,944 $14,129 $14,129 Base houses Rents $ 6,022 $4,350 $ 4,240 $ 4,240 Utilities 400 750 800 800 Maintenance ___.200 _____500 500 _ 500 $ 6,622 $5,600 $5,540 $5,540 SECRET 14-0000 SECRET ~* Misc Expenses - Ops entertainment $ 165 $ 300 $ 100 $ 100 Auto maintenance 80 100 100 - 100 Ops expenses 590 56 131 131 a» w we i w Ww - $ 835 $ 456 Total Expenses $27,537 $19,000 $20,000 $20,000 ~ 4. Foreign Currency: There is no special need for foreign funds. No non-JKLANCE funds are used, 5. Commitments: Christmas bonuses are provided in the FY 72 and FY 73 budgets. . 6. Funding: Funds are hand-carried from the Station by the case officer and transferred during clandestine meetings. Receipts are obtained for all disbursements according to JKLANCE regulations. 7. Annexes: None. SECRET 14-0000 : i ‘ : i : i i : i ‘ L 1 : 14-0000 ee SEE a : ‘ termination payments to GER ENDE and his wife will be. . . on a monthly basis as described in paragraph 4 of referent, i “MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Western Herniephere Division’ | [ 7 SUBJECT os FY Project LIEMPTY a . H ~ FY 1970 Amendment . «.. . _ PY 1971 Renewal a . , REFERENCE _o: G/EI Memoranduin tor - ADD/P, dated | ; i . ” 19 May 1970, Subject: "Renewal at. ee i Project LIEMPTY," ae i Lo . i 1. On 22 May 1970.1 approved subject action for the me _ amounts requested with the understanding that the . 2. Messrs John c. Murray and Charles M, Bounds attended the project meeting, oo, co, aeons + a i Assistant Deputy Director for Plans . SECRET porate te ae the ee pee vee LIV eeeeitete meta ae a : 4 eet ”"MPS/BG/FI/ALKatein/aw nod 6 Distribution: Okl- Addreasee 1 - ADD/P 1 - FI/OPS 1 = CI/OPS | : a - WHIZ “1 + SB/X/WH 1- ccs/PRG 1 . DDP/NSP "1 - MPS/BG t ‘ye 14-0000 ae "-SecreT oon oe (then Kilted Tay * “oe PROUECT ACTION Ow: ee : oe LIEMPTY LD AYRE, OF ACTION © [LX fere L ca _[ Why PROJECT “[oivesion arPeovat Western Hemisphere. Diyieton. Pe” off CayP TON AMENDMENT . reeen station Je 7s ~.Mexico. -GAky : Jeenewat. BRANCH bese : APY 98 71 ed aes One ae ae > : Po fease oreces, . poate . i ; CATENS TON of Jack ae : 10 April. 710) om ~ Saoow so. : - | aulLoing. AE RLACK TERMINATION _3E0S Has. | 1973 4167 CONCURRENCES OF DIVISIONS , Oates oF OmsantlarroNak f- crveco NAME cad sienoture) * . : Tracuep - asinall . ~ cfmidy pe toma € Cc. norco Pl m Book uM bee | te Aee Pie yets79 | C/WR/FI c/ve/Plans o Robert _| B, Moore CLA, Bem.\2) “APR iS/i ular Richard S._ Welch_ n LLM yiyfoe | C/aHD_ William V. V. Broe US Bivb ho] 2 APR 5 Fy. 4 brs ody H _ GONCURRENCES OF OTHER "COMPONENTS (type ia Organisational Element and Nave ‘Ween Concurrence Obtained by Originating Cates ALIN [awl | _j29 may 1976p 9 BAY 1970 | sskjwi | Lee | “| ry Stare cI State [/S/_ 11 May 70 i COS/PRG | wf Ghnstos eatin? be | 8 May 70 ; 24/4/70_ : npp/nsp|/S/ Gerard DroHer GIMPSTBG |g Soe 4 tfc _ _ APPROVAL i PERIOD © “7 THis Mts ACTION . TOTAL FUNGS AUTHOP IZATION : ie $369" [30 Wane W970 TF 10; #99) TS 70 £49,468 ‘1 July 1970 (30 June 41971 23,635 1a971 1% 23. 635.7 Phe ALTRORD TY : STGNBEURE . : DATE _ A/DDP | y (\ Maresh? « hn tn Up seas S48 tae rtgag : ; SECRET {St 14-0000 a“, 7 Description! ©” wee ; i ST PT ee Cult ‘Wexico éity, Mexico -- - Photographic ‘Surveillance - vee Toam: Support. -- FY 1971, Cost $23, 635. » Fiscal, Year. Approved - Obligated. a -» 3966 ooo 4) $43,145 $36,294 | -1967 °° - 45,000 © 42,082 52968 0. - 42,185 . “42,158 -1969 433520 41,416 - 1970 . "38,970 , 49, "468 (Projected) “Purpose: tee ; Projoct. LIEMPTY supports a visual and photographic Surveillance. of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. The aim is to identify and cover the movezeats of persons centering and leaving the Embassy, including Soviets and “visitors. The inteliigenco collected through such activity. contributes t6-the Station's overall Soviet operations program, mainly in support of Priority A-l, but to some extent, Priority A-4, of the Operating Directive for Mexico. e 1. The Project ‘operates: “through two fixed baschouse ‘surveillance posts, a small photographic laboratory, a - principal agent, and six Sub-agents. A team of four sub- “agents, ‘operating from a basehouse, maintains yisual and .photographic: surveillance of the Soviet Embassy front “entrance, One Sub-agent, operating from a second base= ~house, covers an, area in back of the Embassy, where Soviet “officials meet, play: and work, These units photograph all “persons moving in or out of the specific target areas. They ‘also. maintain logs and provide written reports on observed ‘activity. - All of this material is passed to the principal agent, who -passes the film to another sub-agent for process- ‘ing at a laboratory equipped for that purpose. After the - ‘film is processed and printed, the principal agent passes the finished. product, plus written reports and logs, to the ‘Station case officer. A brief description of each unit,. eich agent and his role in the operation follows. SECRET = ; This. house has been in ce October 1966. It isvrented through | LIMOUSINE (201- #5762), a. cleared American businessman. >-He~ is the ostensible owner of ‘Yecord and, as tho landlord, - ‘collects: rent from. the tenants and then passes it to the “Station case officer, .LIEMPTY-13 and -his family (see - parag. aph. 3° beTow) - ‘live ‘in the: ‘LILYRIC house and conduct : their surveillance . operation, fron. it during daylight | hours’ (0800-1800) .. ne aa Ba! LiEMpTy-19° (@01-119961) is the key. member of the LILYRIC baschouse team.. He maintains contact with tho principal” agent. and does ‘some photographic work. ‘Howover, + ‘becauso LIEMPTY-13.is employed outside as an industrial engineer, | he. is’ unable. to spend.much time operating the 2 LILYRIC ‘photographic’ “equipment, and most of this work is ” done by "his wife, LIEMPTY-14, and their. sons, LIEMPTY-26 ‘and 1 LIEMPTY-27 (see paragraphs 4, S and 6 bolow). 4a. LIEMPTY-14 (201-167567) is the main photographor ‘and observer at the LILYRIC basehouse. She-works closely ‘with her husband; LIEMPTY-13, in running the operation, including: the: preparation of observation reports and logs. She..also does’ the. LILYRIC housekeeping, as any housowife ‘would do, . Se LIEMPTY-26 (01-7621), the son of LIEMPTY-13 and. -LIEMPTY-14, has been a-student. at the Mexican Technological “Institute, In ‘his. spare: time he operates the LILYRIC photo- «graphic: equipment, and helps LIEMPTY-14 in maintaining the Sarrival and. departure Togs of. target personalities, 6. LIEMPTY+27 (201- 762112), another son of LIEMPTY-13 Cand -LIEMPTY-14, has. been a ‘prep school student. Ho assists "in operating the’: ‘LILYRIC ‘photographic equipment and tran- _seribes: notes into’ a finished typewritten log of eventa. 7. LICALLA. (1Exi=03) - is a basehouse located behind “the Soviet- Embassy. It has been in- operation since 1957, “The ‘building, a four-unit affair, collectively known as | *:LIMUST,. is ‘Agency owned, It was purchased through . - LIMOUSINE ‘in September 1957, and the property is in his ‘name. ..The LICALLA site is occupied by LIEMPTY~-9 (see_ paragraph 8 below) and. he runs the surveillance operation from’ it. SECRET 14-0000 : er arTs Nereee ee Be { 36454) is ‘the only agent operating” s | He does all the photograpny, main- ry “and prepares: obsérvation. reports. He’ also main-.. tains contact with the principal agent. _ LIENPTY= 9 is . insurance. ‘salésman and is self-cmployed in t Accounting: businéss,- “which he conducts at the LICALLA site. ; OY “ Raymond a GERENDE (201-119523) has been the ’ _ prineipal ‘agent for this project. He. its a Mexican national - ntract agent who is self-employed as an English teacher and.-also works as a salesman, for a light bulb manufacturer. - GERENDE has been mainly responsible for maintaining contact with’ the- LIEMPTY agents, passing instructions to them, and -collecting the product for passing to the Station case officer. He has*also paid them and handicd all other _. administrative matters. . He is being terminated by the end ot FY 1970 for security, reasons (see Problems, paragraph 1).° ee , ; “to. “Bruce H, ‘FERNALD (P) (201-008189) replaced , : . GERENDE (see paragraph 9 above) as the project's principal agent in early December 1969. FERNALD, a U.S. citizen born _ in’ June 1915, operates under non-official cover as a retired ‘Jmmigrant. fle is responsible for maintaining contact with ‘the - LIEMPTY ,Agents-and collecting the product for passing Soe cl to. the. Station: ase. officer... He also handles administrative wo “lS matters, including agent Salary payments, FERNALD is ; - financially covered under Project AEMAGNIFY, - 4 ad “l1, The LIEWPTY photographic laboratory (NEXI- 137) is . located in a room ‘at GERENDE's residence. It is equipped Te , ‘to process the photographs taken by the LIEMPTY surveillance. dai.. “units. The work is done by LLEMPTY-4, (Sec paragraph 12 oo" below). Since GERENDE will be terminated by the ‘end: of. . FY 1970, the Station is taking steps to establish a new LIBMPTY: photographic - laboratory at a new safesite, er 12 LIEMPTY=4 ‘(2n1- 117967) processes all the photo- graphic “patm taken by’ the LIEMPTY photographers and makes the hunber of prints required, He does this work ati night in the LIEMPTY photographic laboratory. .He is self- employed | asa medical doctor, and he is a brother-in- law of GERENDE, in whose home the laboratory” is located. DG . a . 7 14-0000 “le The - LiENTRAP. fobile- ‘unit, consisting of LIEMPTY-10. 7 and. “‘LIEMPTY-11,, is. being removed from-Project ‘-LIEMPTY and * placed. under” Project. LIEMBRACE, which supports a unilateral | “he physical” survetllance team. - The purpose of this change is. ‘to increase the size of the LIEMBRACE team in order to meet _ i growing. demand. for operational. surveillance support from the various Station operating sections. The transfer wiil “.. become effective at the ‘beginning of FY 1971 and both : - .. FY 1971. project. budgets - -have been adjusted to cover financial “aspects: of the change. | : no rn 2a “Raymond _ ‘y GERENDE’ was “removed as the LIEMPTY principal agent in early December 1969 owing to a security. problem (sec Problems, paragraph 1). He was replaced ‘on, 9.December 1969 by by Bruce. H, FERNALD, a carecr agent oper- _ ating. under cover as a retired immigrant. The chang?. has '.-caused some delay in the. receipt of photographs because FERNALD is unable to meet LIEMPTY agents as frequently as” GERENDE had met ‘them, but operational effectiveness is not significantly reduced by this delay. The key issue is that security and reliability of the principal agent have Amproved , considerably. : Accomplishments a / ‘1. Project. LIEMpry has provided continuous daily Pe . photographic--and visual coverage (Honday through Saturday) ‘of the tront entrance and rear areas of the Soviet Embassy “in Mexico City. All Soviet personnel and their visitors ‘entering or leaving the Embassy have.‘been. photographed. addition, visual surveillance. reports were prepared when appropriate, These photographs and reports have contributed. essential operational support .to the Station's Soviet oper~ ations program, 2. Recently, LIEMPTY photographs were exclusively used. “to produce an updated mug book on Soviet officials in Mexico. ‘The book has been loaned to the FBI, _AF/OSI and. the 902nd . Military Intelligence Group for operational use in debriefing theiy agents engaged in dangle operations and double agent ; ‘operations against the Soviet services in Mexico City. One - 902nd controlled agent was identified from an LIEMPTY photo- “graph taken when the agent tried to contact the Soviets at In 14-0000 -.-,who some of his associates were, * Konstantinovich IGNATYEV, who had arrived in Mexico City ' from Caracas, Venezuela, LIEMPTY was able to observe aot cai . reo CE uL ET ~5- the Soviet Embassy in-Mexico City. Similarly, an AF/OSI controlled agent scheduled to mect a Sovict contact was unable to do so owing to illness, but LIEMPTY photographed .another person who appeared at the meeting site and this person is beliéved'-to.-be. the agent's Soviet case officer. Such coverage hag been helpful to the 902nd, AF/OSI and the FBI in running their controlled double agent operations against the Soviets in Mexico, : 3. Within one weok after a biannual change of license plates on Soviet Embassy vehicles, LIEMPTY had provided a ~ -eomplete list of the new tag numbers, along with a complete identification of the vchicles. Among other things, this enabled the Station to identify the companions of Aleksandr Aleksandrovich NIKITIN, a known KGB officer, during his last few days in Mexico, 4. LIEMPTY has also dotormined that newcomers to the Soviet Embassy frequéntly gravitate to groupings with their -RIS colleagues in the “safoty" of the Embassy backyard, This fact enabled the Station.to make certain tentative KGB and GRU identifications. In addition, certain TDYers have been linked up with their escort officers and clues to personal relationships have occasionally been exploited. 5. In the field of Sovict patterns of activity and associations, LIEMPTY has been able to report accurate changes in certain specific cases. LIEMPTY coverage showed ‘that NIKITIN, mentioned in paragraph 3 above, changed his activity pattern following the defection of Raisa Yerofeyevna KISELNIKOVA, former secretary in the Commercial Mission in Mexico, The same applies to Oleg NECHIPORENKO, a Second Secretary at the Embassy and a known KGB officer. LIEMPTY also provided information on the patterns and asseciations of Yuriy Viktorovich KUPLYAKOV, a known KGB officer and on Valeriy Vladimirovich SOKOLIN, a known GRU officer. Coverage of Vladimir Viktorovich GORDEYEV, a suspect KGB officer, .showed that he did, in fact, work ina “restricted area" at the Soviet Embassy’ and also’ established In the case of Oleg IGNATYEV entering and leaving in the company of Svyastoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, Press ‘Attache and First Secretary of the Soviet Embassy, IGNATYEY also visited the Soviet Embassy SECRET 14-0000 several othéer times during his stay in Mexico City and had contact with other known. Soviet intelligence officers while visiting. This kind of information is a basic contribution to the Station's continuing efforts to identify and assess certain Soviets for possible recruitment or defection, - . - , 6, At Headquarters, the Soviet Bloc Division uses LIEMPTY photographs, particularly photographs of Soviet Embassy officials, for identification purposes in con- nection with defector cascs. ‘he LIEMPTY material also keeps the Station's Soviet section up-to-date on which Soviet officers have been in the Embassy, which ones have been away; who has used which car; who has been in contact with whom; and other similar information useful in the conduct of Soviet operations, Problems: 1. <A security problem has developed involving Raymond HU, GERENDE, According to GERENDE, his wife wants a divorce, apparently based mainly on incompatability of personalities. The problem basically is that both want : custody of the children and this has sparked a dispute SO, ' that has become more bitter and violent daily. In addition, ’ the monetary settlement ig in dispute. The problem is ve ‘ compounded by the fact that GERENDE's wife knows in.some ; 1 considerable detail of GERENDE's activities on behaif of : the Agency. Thus, if the case does go to court, it could lead to the surfacing of GERENDE's Agency employment and Possible compromise of LILYRIC, LICALLA and LIENTRAP. Even if the case does not go to court, GERENDE's wife could expose him as an Agency ¢cnployee, Since late 1969, Mexico . i City Station has been in touch with both GERENDE and his ; wife on this problem, and every effort is being made by ‘ the Station to-have both parties settle the divorce out of ; court, and to protect GERENDE's cover and that of the project, After weighing all factors, it has been decided that continued employment of GERENDE is not an acceptable risk, and the decision has been reached to terminate him by the end of FY 1979. GERENDE will be paid a termination bonus of $10,000 for 15 years service, about $1,250 more than the $8,750 his contract calls for, in order to ensure ' that the termination is amicable and thereby preserve : ay “project security. In addition, his wife, LIEMPTY-19 will - be given $2,500 as a security measure designed to keep her oo, from revealing what She knows about project operations, The FY 1970 budget is’ being amended to cover this amount. . 2. Other aspects of security continue relatively unchanged. . All the agents still have jobs to backstop their Agency wages. The Station is compartmented from the action agents through FERNALD, whose contact with the sub-agents is reasonably well covered by his status as a retired immigrant. FERNALD has been meeting LIEMPTY-9 and LIFEMPY-13 since 9 December 1969. Brief meetings are held once each week at pre-arranged times and places, well away from the target area. Occasionally emergency meetings are called, by phone, if special coverage is desired. FERNALD also meets LIENPTY-4 to exchange films and prints. These meetings are held weekly at pre-arranged times and places. FERNALD can change meeting plans by calling LIEMPTY-4 directly by telephone, In addition, LIEMPTY-4 has been given a special extension in the Station through which he may call as "Dr. Carios"” to leave a message for "Victor" (FERNALD). The Station case officer maintains weekly clan- destine contact with FERNALD in order to manage the oper- ation and collect the product, Coordination: Ambassador McBride has not been briefed on Project LIEMPTY,. Future Plans: 1. The surveillance units are expected to continue to * produce valuable information in the form of photographic coverage and visual surveillance reports on the daily movements, personal associations, and habit patterns of persons frequenting the Soviet Embassy, including Soviet officials, Operational procedures and the project mecha- nism will continue as it has in the past, oracert that Bruce H, FERNALD, a new principal agent, will be in charge of the operation (see Changes, paragraph 2). 2, The Project does not include an u%dated plan for emergency contact during violent action or government over- throw. The Station has been requested to prepare an up- dated emergency contact plan and submit it to Headquarters -in the first FY 1971 quarterly progress report. Clee cP rare | -Costs: 6 , seq 7 Bete d, General! $23,635 is requested for FY 1971. It is requested. that the project be amended for. FY 1970 in the amount of $10,498; (from $38,970: to $49, y 168) in order to : cover termination payments to Raymond H. GERENDE and his wife, LIEMPTY-19. 2. Source of Funds: Project LIEMPTY is included in the Western Hemisphere Division's FY 1971 Operating Program in the amount of $40,000. Funds for the FY 1970 amendment will be absorbed in the current WH Division's finance allocation. | 3, Project Budget : . ; FY 1970 FY 1971 FY 1972 i Estimated Request Projection - : Obligations _ Raymond H, GERENDE , Salary $ 6,500 $ -0- $ -0- LIEMPTY~4 Salary 2,400 “2,640 2,640 LIEMPTY-9 Salary 4,320 4,752 4,752 LIENPTY-10 Salary 4,224 -0- ~O0- LIEMPTY-11 Salary 2,736 -0- -0- LIEMPTY-13 Salary 1,536 1,690 1,690 LIEMPTY-14 Salary 1,824 2,006 2,006 LIEMPTY-26 Salary — 672. 739 739 _LIEMPTY-27 Salary see 1,728 1,901 1,901 “LICALLA Safehouse Rent “ ~ , (HEXI-03) 1,248 1,373 1,373 LILYRIC Safehouse Rent ’ (MEXI-132) 2,880 2,880 2,880 Safehouse Utilities 1,100 1,200 1,300 GERENDE Dark Room Rent ; QMEXI-137) | _ 960 |, <0- -0- MV-2823* and 2947 ’ Maintenance 1,200 600 600 Property Maintenance and Replacement 500 500 . 500 Photographic and Other Supplies 1,000 1,000 1,000 Christmas Bonuses 2,140 2,354 2,354 LIEMPTY-19 Termination ' Bonus 2,500 -0- -0- GERENDE Termination Bonus 10,000 -0- -0~- TOTAL $49 , 468 $23, 635** $23,735 *NV-2823 to be sold in FY 1970 and not replaced. **#Decrease from FY 1970 figure due to GERENDE termination, His replacement is covered under Project AEMAGNIFY. pany Ae he 7 ern verv-al, -9- 4. Foreign Currency: There is no special need for foreign currency. lo non-CIA funds are used. 5. Commitments: Christmas bonuses to all agents” totaling $2,354 for FY 1971, and termination pay in an amount to be determined by the agents record and length of service. - - : 6. Funding: Funds are hand-carried from the Station case officer to FERNALD, and from FERNALD to the sub-agents, The transfer of funds takes place under clandestine meeting conditions, and appropriate security measures are always taken, 7. Accountability: FERNALD accounts in detail to his ease officer, who in turn submits receipts to the Station and certifies that funds were spent to cover expenses for which it was intended. 8. Annexes: None 5 q 4 ‘ ‘ as 14-0000 ~ ’ on. SECRET oe . om (then Palled Pry. we * ~ J Pay “CMV T ON PROJECT ACTION a LISMPTY TYPE OF ACTION: pores cA ~ ~ See eek rr i (eG Western Hemisphere Division ____ # 3 AMENCMENT FUELO station ; x _-.Hexico ier a BRANCH - . -Orsm . case ovelers ~ ss DATE ; Jack Barry 10 April 70 ROCwW AL. . BUILDING Lig : BLACK 3EOS Hos. 1973 4167 CONCURRENCES OF DIVISIONS TYPED NAME (9nd aaensture) ORGANEZATIONAL EL CMENT John .C.. Murray liotte C. Want. oe 7 CONCURRENCES OF OTHER COMPONENTS (Type in Organisational Flesent ant Nawe Holow Only When Concurrence Obtained dy Originating Element.) APPROVAL i aN ce PCRIOD AMT THES ACTION ‘{1 July 1970 [30 June 1971 |* 23,635 APPROVING AUTHORITY PSUSNATURE A/onP FORY BUS Eiirione SECRET 14-00000 | ‘ LISEPTY + Mexico City, Mexico -- Photographic Survoillance Team Support -- FY 1971, Cost $23,635. Fiscal Year Approved Obl igated 31966 HI, 145 » $36,294 1967 45,000 42,082 1963 42,185 42,158 1969 43,520 41,416 1970 38,970 49,463 (Prajected) | Purpose: ; | Project LIGeTY supports s visual and photographic surveillance of the Soviet Embussy in Mexico City. The ain is to ideatify and cover the novermenta of pyrsons entering and leaving the Rabassy, including Soviets and visitors. The intelligence collected through such activity contributes to the Station's overall Soviet operations program, mainly in support of Priority A-1, but to some extent, Priority A-d, of the Operating Directive for Noxico. Description: 1. The Project operates through two fixed basehouse surveillance posts, a email photographic laboratory, a principal agent, and six sub-agentsa. A team of four sub- agents, operating from a bagehouse, maintains visual and photographic surveillance of the Soviet Embassy front entrance. Ono sub-agent, operating from a second dase- house, covers an area in back of the Embassy, where Seviet officials meet, play and vork. These units photcgraph all persons moving ip or out of the specific target areas: They also maintain logs and provide written reports on observed activity. All of this material ia passed to the principal ” agent, who passes the fils to another sub-agent for procesa- ing at a laboratory equipped for that purpose. After the “film is processed and printed, the principul agent passes the finished product, plus written reports and logs, to the Station case officer. A brief description of each unit, each agent and his rolo in the operation follovs. Store T 1400000 ERASE aon es sree 53 oatig < ~ 2, LILYRIC (MXXI-132) ts a basehouse located near tho front of the Soviet Exbassy. This house has been inp ‘ operation since October 1966. It is rented through ‘LIMOUSINE (201-5762), a cleared American businessman. He 4s the ostensible owner of record and, as the landlord, collects rent frob. the tenante and then passos it to the Station cage officer, LIENPTY-13 and his family (see paragraph 3 below) live in the LILYRIC house and conduct their survaillance operation from it during daylight hours (0800-1800). . 3. LIEBMPTY-13 (201--119961) is the key member of the LILYRIC basehouse tean.. He maintains contact with the principal agent and does sone photographic work. Hovever, because LIENPTY-13 is employed outside a9 an industrial engineer, he in unable to spend much time operating the LILYRIC photograpbic oquipsent, and most of this work is dose by hie wife, LIENPTY-l4, and their sons, LIESPTY-26 and LIEMPTY-27 (see paragraphs 4, 5 and 6 bolow). 4. WLIEMPTY~14 (201-~-167567) is the main photographer and observer at tho LILYRIC basehouse. She works closely with her husband, LIEMPTY-13, in running. the operation, including the preparation of observation roports and logs. ‘She also does the LILYRIC housekeeping, as any housewife would doa. 5. LIEMPTY-26 (201-762111), the aon of LIEMPTY-13 and LYIEMPTY-14, bas been a atudent at the Hexican Technoloyical Ipatitute. In his spare time hoe operatesthe LILYRIC phote~ graphic equipment, and helps LIEMPTY-14 iu maintaining the arrival and departure logs of target personalities. . 6. LYBWTY-37 (201-762112), another gon of LIEXIMTY-13 and LIEMPTY-14, has been a prep school student. He assists in operating the LILYRIC photographic equipment and trap-~ Bcribea notes into a finished typewritten log of events. 7. %LICALLA (GSEXI-03) its a basehouse located behind the Soviet Eubsesy. It has been in operation since 1937. The building, a four-unit affair, collectively knoen as LIMUST, is Agency owned. It was purchased through LIMOUSINE in Soptexber 1957, and the property is in his pane. Tho LICALLA site is cccupied by LIENPTY-9 (see paragraph 8 below) and ha runs the surveillance operation from it. 14-0000 nem eee : eee | a 8, LIEMPTY-9 (201-136454) ite the only ayent operating from the LICALLA site. He does all the photography, main- tains logs and prepares observation reports. He algo asin- tains contact with the principal agent. LIEMPTY-9 is a part-time insurance salesman and is self-employed in the accounting business, which he conducts at the LICALLA site. 9. Raymond H, GERENDE (201~119523) has been the princtpal agent for this project. ile is a Mexican national contract agent who is self-employed as an English teacher and also works as a salesman for a light bulb manufacturer. GERENDE ‘has been mainly responsible for auintaining contact with the LIEMPTY agents, paesing instructions to them, and collecting the product for passing to the Station case officer, He has also paid them and handled all other admintatrative matters. He is being terminated by the end of FY 1970 for security reagons (see Problems, paragraph 1), 10. Bruce H. FERNALD (P) (201-008185) replaced GERENDE (see paragraph Y above) as the project's principal agent in early December 1969. FERRALD, a U.8. Citizen bora in June 1915, operates under non-official cover as a retired immigrant. He is responsible for maintoining contact with the LIEMPTY ayents and collecting the product for passing to the Station case officer. He algo handlea adninistrative matters, tocluding agent salary paysents. FERNALD ts financially covered under Project AEMAGNIFY. 11, The LIEMPTY photographic laboratory (MEXI-137) is located in a room at GERENDE's residence. It is equipped to process the photographs taken by the LIEMPTY surveillance units. The work is done by LIEMPTY-4. (See paragraph i2 below). Since GERENDE will be terminated by the end of FY 1970, the Station is taking steps to establish a new LIEMPTY photographic laboratory at a new safesite. 12, LIEMPTY-4 (201-117967) processes all the photo- graphic film taken by the LIEMPTY photographers and uakes the number of prints required. He does this work at night in the LISMPTY photographic laboratory. He is self-employed ag a medical doctor, and he is a brother-in-law of GERENDE, in whose home the laboratory is located. cren ays Wele 14.90000 ee a eee. wh ‘ - . tovoe \ ~-+ \ Changes: : 1 1 1. The LIENTRAP mobile unit, constating of LIEMPTY-10 - and LIEMPLY-11, is being removed from Project LIEMPTY and Placed under Project LIEMBRACE, which supports a unilateral physical surveillance team. . The purpose of this change is to increase the aize of the LIEMBRACE team in order to meet a growing demand for operational surveillance support from the various Station operating sections, The transfer will become effective at the beginning of FY 1971 and both \ FY 1971 project budgets have been adjusted to cover financial ‘aspects of the change, 2. Raymond H, GERENDE was removed ag the LIEMPTY | principal agent in early December 1969 owing to a security problem (see Problema, paragraph 1). He was replaced on 9 December 1969 by Bruce H, FERNALD, a career agent oper- ating ‘under cover ag a retired immigrant, The change hag caused some delay in the receipt of photographs because FERNALD t9 unable to meet LIEMPTY agents as frequently as GERENDE had met them, but operational effectiveness is not significantly reduced by this delay. The key issue ig that security and reliability of the principal agent have improved considerably. Accomplishments: 1. Project LIEMPTY has provided continuous daily photographic and visual coverage (Monday through Ssturday) of the front entrance and rear arens of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. All Boviet personnel and their visitors entering or leaving the Enbassy have been photographed. , In addition, visual surveillance reports were prepared when appropriate. These photographs and reports have contributed essential operational support to the Station's Soviet oper- | } { | | ! ations progran. 2, Recently, LIEMPTY photographs were exclusively used to produce an updated mugbook on Soviet officials in Mexico. The book has been loaned to the FBI, AF/OSI and the 903nd Military Intelligence Group for operational use in debriefing their agents engaged in dangle operations and double agent operations against the Soviet services in Mexico City. One 902nd controlled agent was identified from an LIEMPTY photo- graph taken when the agent tried to contact the Soviets at Sapna ‘the Soviet Embassy tn Mexico City. Binilarly, an AF/OSI controlled agent scheduled to mect a Soviet contact was unable to do go owing to illness, but LIEMPTY photographed another: person who appeared at the meeting site and this person is believed to be the agent's Soviet case officer. Such coverage has been helpful to the 902nd, AF/OSI and _the FBI in running their controlled double agent operations against the Soviets in Hoxice. oo. r _ 3. Within one week after a biannual change of license plates on Soviet Embassy vehicles, LIEMPTY had provided a ‘complete Jint of ‘the now tay numbers, slong with a complete identification of the vehicles. Among other things, this enabled the Station to identify the companions of Aleksandr Aleksandrovich HIKITIN, a known KGB officer, during hie last few days ip Mexico. 4. LUEMPTY has also determined that newcomers to the Soviet Embassy frequently gravitate to groupings with their RIS colleagues in the "safety" of the Kubassy backyard, This fact enabled the Station to make certain tentative KGS and GRU identifications. In addition, certain TDYers have been linked up with their escort officers and clues to personal relationships have occasionally been exploited. 5. In the field of Soviet patterns of activity and associations, LIEMPTY has been able to report accursta changes in certain apecific cases. LIEMPTY coverage showed that NIKITIN, mentioned in paragraph 3 above, changed his activity pattern following the defection of Raisa Yerofeyevnn KISELNIKOVA, former secretary in the Commercial Bission in Mexico. Tho sume applies to Oleg NECHIPORENKO, a Second Secretary at the Rebasyy and a known KGB officor. LIZUPTY also provided information on the patterns and associationa of Yuriy Viktorovich KUPLYAXOV, a known KGB officer and on Valeriy Viadimirovich SOKOLIN, s known GRU officer. Coverage of Vladimir Viktorovich GOMUDEYEY, a ‘suspect KGB officer, showed that ho did, 1m fact, work in a “restricted arca” at the Soviet Embassy end also established who sone of his associates were. In ths case of Oleg Konstantinovich IGNATYEY, who had arrived in Hexico City from Caracas, Venezuela, LIEMPTY was able to observe IGHATYEV entering and leaving in the company of Svyaatoslav | Fedorovich KUZNETSOY, Press Attache and First Secretary of the Soviet Embassy. SECRET IGNATYEY also visited the Soviet Fmbaasy 14-0000 Rinne 3 several other times during his stay in Mexico City and had contact with other known Sovict inteiligence officers while visiting. This kind of iaforeation is a basic contribution.to the Station's continuing efforts to identify and assess certain Soviets for possible recruitment or defection. 6. At Headquarters, the Soviet Bloc Division uses LIBMPTY photographs, particularly photographs of Soviet Embassy officials, for identification purposes in con- nection with defector cases. The LIENPTY material also keeps the Station's Soviet section up-to-date on which Soviet officers have been in the Sabtassy, which oves Save been away; who has uged shich car: vio has been in contact with whon; and other similar infornation useful io the conduct of Soviet operations, Probless: 1. A security probles has developed involviag Rayaond H, GBRENDE. <According to GSRENDE, his wife wants a divorce, apparently based nainly os incompatability of personalities. The problen basieslly is that both want custody of the children and this has sparked a dispute that hag become nore bitter and yiolent daily. In addition, the monetary settlepent is in dispute. The problea is conpounded by the fact that GEREXDS's wife knows ip sone considerable detail of GERENDE's activities on behalf of the Agency. Thus, if the case coey go to court, it could lead to the surfacing of GARENDS's Agency employseat and possible compromise of LILYRIC, LICALLA and LIENTRAP, Even if the case does net go to ceurt, GSRENDE's wife could expose hin as an Agency enployee. Since late 1965, Mexico City Station has been in touch with both GERENOS and his wife on this problen, and every effort is being made by the Station to have both parties settle the divorce cut of court, and to protect GERENDE's cover and tiat of the project. After weighing all factors, it has been cecided that continued employment of GSRONDS is not an acceptable risk, and the decision has been reached to terminate bir by the end of FY 1970, GERENDE vill be paid a terninstion tonus of $10,000 for 15 years service, about 31,250 sore than the $8,750 hig contract calls for, in order to ensure that the termination. is amicable and thereby preserve ele wl ears ofu. al a project security. in addition, his wife, LIEMPTY-19 will be given $2,500 ag a security measure designed to keep her froa revealing what she knows about project operations. - __The FY 1970 budget is. being amended to cover this Saount. Other aspects of security continue relatively unchanged. All the agents still have jobs to backstop their Agency wages. The Station is compartmented froa +he action agents through FERNALD, whose contact with the sub-agents is reasonably well covered by his status as a -petired 4immigrant. FERNALD has been neeting LIENPTY-9 and LITENPY-13 since 9 December 1969. Brief meetings are held once each week at pre-arranged times and places, well away from the target aren. Occasionally emergency meetings are called, by phone, if special coverage is desired. FERNALD also meets LIXHPTY-4 to exchange films and prints. These meetings are held weekly at pre-arranged times and placea. FERNALD can change meeting plans by calling LIEMPTY-4 Girectly by telephone. In addition, LIENPTY-4 has been given a special extension in the Station through whica he .- may call as "Dr, Carlos" to leave a message for "Victor" (FERNALD), The Station case officer maintains weekly clan- destine contact vith FERNALD in order to manage the oper- ation and collect the product. Coordination: Ambassador McBride has not been briefed on Project LIEMPTY,. Future Plans: 1. The survetilance units are expected to continue to produce valuable information in the form of photographic coverage and visual surveillance reports on the daily movements, personal associations, and habit patterns of persons frequenting the Soviet Pubassy, tncluding Soviet officials. Operational procedures and the project secha- nism will continue as it has in the past, except that Bruce H. FERNALD, a new principal agent, will be in charge of the operation (see Changes, paragraph 2). 2. The Project does not include aa up-dated plan for emergency contact during violent action or government over- throw, The Station has been requested to prepare an up- dated emergency contact pian and submit it to Headquarters in the first FY 1971 quarterly progress report. rey | ee =8- Costs: 1. ‘General: $23,635 are requested for FY 1971. “It. ie requested that the project be amended for FY 1970 in the _ epount of $10,498 (fron $38,970 to $49,468) in order to eover termination paynenta to Raymond E. GERENDE and his “Sigite,, LIEMPTY-19. . , 2. ‘Source of Funds: Project ‘LEEMPTY is included in the Western Healsphere Bivision’s FY 1971 Operating Prograa in the amount of $40,000. Fundg for the FY 1970 anendment will be absorbed in the current WH Division’s finance : allocation. S$. Project Budget: — FY 1970 FY 1971 ¥Y 1972 Estimated Request Projection — Obligations 0 Raymond H. GERENDE . Sslary 3 6,500 § -0- g -0- LIB@TY-4 Salary 2,400 2,640 2,640 LIESPTY-9 Salary 4,320 4,752 4,752 ~10 Salary 4,224 ~0- -0- LISMPTY-11 Salary 2,736 -0- -0- LIEUPTY-13 Salary - 1,636 1,690 1,690 LIEWPTY-14 Salary 1,824 3,006 2,006 LI=ENPYY-26 Balary 672 739 139 LISvPTY-27 Balary 1,728 1,901 1,901 LICALLA Safehouse Rent C4EXI-03) 1,348 1,373 1,373 LILYBIC Safehouse Rent QHEXI-132) 2,880 2,880 2,880 Sefehouse Utilities 1,100 1,200 1,300 GERENDE Dark Room Rent (HEXI-137) 960 -0- ~0=- W¥-2823° and 2947 : Haintenance 1,200 600 600 Property Maintenance and Replacement 500 500 500 Photographic and Other Supplies 1,000 1,000 1,000 Christmas Bonuses 2,140 2,354 2,354 LIEMPTY-19 Termination Bonus 2,500 -0- -0- GEREXDE Termination Bonus _10,000 0- ___792 TOTAL $49,468 «$23, 835% $23,795 —_- oe _——_ exy_2823 to be sold in FY 1970 and not replaced. ss2zcrease froa FY 1970 figure due to GERENDE terrination, His replaceaent 18 covered under Project AEMAGNIPY. wee oe ome oN 14-0000 . eae - rote Cine sce . : ; 1 j . -9= i : ; .4, Foreign Currency: There ia -no special need for foreign currency. So non-CIA funds are used. woe 7 -8. Commitments: Christmas bonuses to all agents _ totaling $3,354. for FY 1971, and termination pay in an amount to be ‘determined by the agents record and length of service. 6. Funding: Funds are hand-carried from the Station case officer to FERNALD, and from FERNALD to the sub-agenta, The transfer of funds takes place under clandestine meeting conditions, and appropriate security measures are alwaya teken. 7, Accountability: FERNALD accounts in detail to his case officer, who in turn submits receipts to the Station and certifies that funds were spent to cover expenses for which it was intended, 8. Annexes: None Cos unceassteieo =) -StERaaL, Cl cor rent = RY. secaET- ~~. ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET —— Lib enicd, © Payet Corn piel ln jp arg Cafes Kot Miwa PPL. / a _ SS GOSS DY secret =] CONFIDENTIAL «(] te oncy © ()_ UNCEASSIvIED 14.90000 ue .; . _ - . : a aoe . : | oom te. ~—™ SECRET ~~ . : : oe an . actuan To: . -. | STAFF 'R.VIEW OF FI/CE PROJECT ~— ~ La . _. _ zmf MPS/BO/FI-CE onosee? 70 Rmendment $10, 498 | Projects { | | FY 71 Renewal $23, 635 3c 43 : \ ? . | + HOUTING OFFICE Comernts COMMENT FOR INTERNAL STAPF USE (Not to ¢o forward to the Division) i COMMENTE AND RECOMMENDATIONS (To 40 foreard to the Division) The Ct staff concurs in the renewal of this extrevely valuable operational support project. The Staff desires to be kept informad on all security developments and repercussions resulting frou the divorce probleas cf Gerende (P) and his wife. The Staff urces the Station to continue its all-our efforts to keen this divorce out of the courts. : | Cy Sane Jt pat? LD Bay 1970 —— ate REVIEWING OFFICER . - . a at nan Pia re ee a ee Par i, a oe ned pCO FORM 6G cosouare Ouneiovs coMrios SECRET ree tra.z0. _ inkedet bot extemaon “ane 8-67 “mates | 14-0000 SECRET, =. 49 may 1570 . MEMORANDUM FOR : Assistant Deputy Director for Plans a THROUGH . : MPS/BG- SUBJECT §_—«:_—« Renewal of Project LIEMPTY —— 1. WH Division requests renewal of Mexico City Station's Operational Support Project, LIEMPTY, for $23,635 for Fiscal - Year 1971 and a $10,498 amendment for FY 1970 to cover termine ..~ ation payments to a former Principal Agent and his wife, Last year LIEMPTY was approved for $38,970, One agent termination and the transfer of the cost of a mobile surveillance unit to another projoct are responsible for the reduced FY 1971 request. 2. ‘LIEMPTY supports a visual and photographic surveil- lance of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. It includes a Principal Agent, Raymond H, GERENDE (P), and 6 subagents who maintain two separate safehouses, one in front and one in the rear of the Soviet Embassy, from which anyone entering or leaving the Embassy can be observed and photographed. The various members of the team handle and service the photographic equipment, develop: and print photographs, keep observation reports.and logs, including the arrival and departure of tar- get persons, and maintain the two safehouses mentioned above, 3. This project does not provide positive intelligence, except incidentally, It is designed to furnish a running ‘account, both photographic and in writing, of all Soviet Embassy personnel and their visitors arriving at, or leaving, the Embassy. Photographs taken by LIEMPTY personnel were used to produce an updated "mugbook" on Soviet officials in Mexico which has been loaned to other US security agencies for operational use in activities targeted against Soviet services in Mexico City. LIEMPTY agents also provided infor- mation which enabled the Station to identify the companions of known KGB officials, to identify the habit patterns of new arrivals at the Soviet Embassy and provided a wealth of other information of operational value concerning Soviet Embassy activities, : 4. <A security problem, resulting in a Station decision to restrict the activities of GERENDE, place him on half pay, and replace him with a career agent (a valuable asset who Vase i Exclates nea astecatn ja SECRET 14-0000 ™ SECRET -_ Coe ‘also handles SB operations) arose during the project year, os ’. GERENDEB has been having marital difficulties which may end . aan in divorce, Along with other incompatible features of the marriage, which havé resulted in numerous family fights, . there have been long, bitter and violent arguments as to who : : " will ‘have custody of their 4 children and concerning a mone- 7 Lo tary. settlements -. -The Station has become involved in these a ne if altercations. bedguse GERENDE's wife 1s knowledgeable of his a _ CIA relationship" and could,” 4f she chose to do so, expose him Me as as an agency employee. « ~She has promised to keep quiet but there 1g no assurance that she will do so. In view of the risk . involved, should GERENDE'’s wife expose his agency rela- - tionship and ‘in view of the fact that, despite his 15 years of service and his undisputed ability and experience, other unfavorable qualities militate against his retention, the Station is considering terminating GERENDE, It is proposed | to pay him a termination ‘bonus of $10,000 for 15 years of service in accordance with Mexican Iaw and his wife $2,500 as a security measure designed to keep her quiet. After discus- --~ gion with the desk, FI Staff believes that, if GERENDE is . paid the $10,000 termination money, it should not be given to os him in one lump sum but should be paid on a monthly basis, VV the-amount per month to be determined by the Station, thus eliminating the possibility of his squandering it all at once and possibly coming back for more of the same, The same procedure should be followed in the $2,500 payment to his _ wife. In bo$h cases at least an element of control is - assured in that both GERENDE and his wife will know that con- ‘tinued receipt of their monthly payments will depend upon their continued loyalty to the agency, In the meantime, we feel this man, whose morale, and ability have been seriously affected by his marital strife, given time, can perhaps be rehabilitated and once again become a valuable Station asset, This would ensure his continued loyalty and give him an income out of which to pay his alimony. Aside from the foregoing . there were no other problems, security or otherwise. All ca meetings between the case officer and the new Principal Agent are held under secure conditions, or more often if necessary, at prearranged dates, times and places. Meetings between the P/A and the subagents are held under similar conditions, The - Station has been requested to submit an updated emergency re- contact plan to be included in the first FY 1971 quarterly , program report for this project, ; 5. Agents’ salaries, safehouse rentals, motor vehicle maintenance and travel, property maintenance and Christmas bonuses will total $23,635. Despite the security aspects related to the marital difficulties of ‘the erstwhile P/A, SECRET 14-0000 “SECRET ‘ \ * this is an excellent ‘operation which has been described by the Station ag representing a highly effective and highly useful support mechanism. SB Division has stated that, pl though relatively ‘inexpensive, it 1s a very worthwhile and “valuable project. FI Staff recommends approval with the stipulation that the. recommendation with respect to payment of termination. bonuses .to , GERENDE and his wife be carried out. , ‘ : ; e-" de Silva : Chief : rr... Intelligence Attachment Project 1 SECRET 14-0000 TOF Te eRe me te Benet genet PREVIOUS PROJECT ACTION Se ear 14-0000 NO. 92 THIS PROJECT) CHIEF, WH/B&F { DOCUMENT é FOR NOTIFICATION OF . ; = - . ° SECRET FUNDING (When Filled In) ’ DATE. 7) 2 f 29 PROJECT APPROVAL ACTION ; 10: CHIEF OF STATION (BASE)! 4.2. LE | ATTENTION: FINANCE OFFICER INFO: PROJECT AE De pte! PAN AE ee ! PYPE OF ACTION PERIOD OF ACTION 42.4.7 TO “4 2... 2y AMOUNT $__— NEW PREVIOUS ACTION IN THIS FISCAL YEAR 2k 97p RENEWAL _ TOTAL FISCAL YEAR APPROVAL a L220) EXTENSION ' TERMINATION -FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR HQS USE : Fim) AMENDMENT ~~. FUNDS AVAILABLE rr FIELD USE BS gd "OTHER a. teed, fo AULEO t a * xy nag Sie HQS_ USE ONLY PROCESSED APPROVED TYPE OF ACTION PERIOD AMOUNT a J SECRET (When Filled In) it \ 14-0000 74S vt in) . | 4 SECRET FUNDING (then Filled In) NOs, wae eee ss pave. LODGURENT @ FOR ar a Y my Tikis PHOJECT) - . i i NOP{PTCATION OF PROJECT APPRCYAL ACTION i Gr CHIEF OF STATION (pase; _-73 mn i] : ASTPENPUON: FANANCE CPFICER i i : { i | se i (NFO? | PROVECT Le P24 ow. FAN EBS fae? “UVP oy wR Porat oat fou, aa “oe - CYPS OF ACTION PERIOD OF ASTIGN 4 7 2° TO | ge AMOUNT Sissies NEW PREVIOUS ACTION IN THIS FISCAL YEAR - RENEWAL 7. TOTAL FISCAL YEAR &PPROVAL eae a : EXTENSION . : ‘TERMINATION FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR HQS USE gr¢: ‘ AMENDMENT ~~ FUNDS AVAILASLE FOR FIELD USE ae bo eThER . ~~ | ; CHIEF, WH/B&F : r a _ EQS _USE ONLY ‘ _ FROCESSED APPROVED + TYPE CF ACTION PERIOD AMOUNT 14-0000 ~~ SECRET ~ ; PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION ((_]} proeasctany CJ svesior . . - EXTENSION APPROVING AUTHORITY . PERIOO OF APPROVAL 2 ouly 1969 FINANCIAL CODE SYMBOL rnoMw IC ONOITIONS OF APPROVAL SIGNATURE uPs/aG DISTRIBUTION . FINANCE auocer OPERATING CIVISION case OlVIsiON OLvISION CHIEF OF SUPRORT OFFICEA bose 849 vse Previous SECRET EDITIONS. w 14,0000 SERED lm 5 JUN 1969 MEMORANDUN FOR: Assistant Deputy Director for Plans -_ THROUGH 4 MPS/BG SUBJECT = :_-*FY ‘1970 Renewal of Project LIEMPTY for $38,970 1. Project LIEMPTY, now in its eleventh year, is the Mexican Station's operation which provides visual and photographic surveil- lance of the Soviet Embassy from safehouses at the front entrance and back of the building, as well as from a mobile unit. All Soviet personnel and their visitors coaing to the Embassy are photographed. From 1 November 1967 to 31 December 1968, approximately 21,367 photo- graphs were taken and thousands of pages of surveillance reports were completed by personnel .in this project. SB Division is pleased with the quantity and quality of the photographs and the Station finds them useful for operational purposes against the SB target. During the past year several U.S. citizens entered the Soviet installation in Mexico City and thefr photographs were identified by the FBI. There is a good relationship between the Station and the FBI in Mexico City and appropriately sterilized photographs are passed locally. 2. There have been no significant security problems. © 3. The only changes in the project have been the elimination of one of the safehouses, which was used as an observation post, and . termination of the agent who attended it. No real Toss resulted from this change since the safehouse was so located that photographs taken from it overlapped those taken from another safehouse. The agent who serviced the facility was getting too old to do an efficient job and was terminated amicably. Also during the past year a new agent was added to the project. ’ 4. Total funds requested for FY 1970 are $38,970. Salaries and Tegally required bonuses for nine agents come to $30,080; safehouse rental and maintenance amounts to $6,188; maintenance of two vehicles, $1,200; and photo and operational expenses, $1,5CO0. FY 1969 approval was for $43,520 and-estinated obligations for this period are $43,500. A new, $5,000 vehicle was purchased in FY 1969 and none is needed in FY 1970 which accounts for the reduction in costs for the present year. ‘ ry ct thay ¢ / Ereisded frag petheat: SECRE 1 assgaciag 034 dectaraitteaiies my SECRET “ | \ 3 5. Project LIEMPTY contributes substantially to. the Mexican : Station's SB-effort. The occasional identification of U.S. nationals in contact with the Soviets could have an important bearing on National Security. The operation. #s handled by an experienced and capable, . : outside contract’ agent under the direction of a Station officer which :. provides good security and personne] economy. It is a well mariaged and : productive operational support mechanism necessary to Station opera- tions. FI Staff recommends approval. Peer de Silva Chief Foreign Intelligence Attachment Project : SECRET Sone ee nace ce ceed Re ee My esse e eo ee @ 2S on SECRET . a uaN TO. NPS/BG/FI-CI H Projects | 3c 43 Sra _ Al Matone APPROVAL LEVEL DIVISION Of Stare et CQENT FOR INTEANWAL BTAFF USE (Not to go forvaerd to the Division) elatatahateaantealeentiicerenatine tate ee COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS (To 40 foreard to the Division} _ [¥ LY ly LOW atod tm OC Mh Blot ara a Fae ee tvtaney A Be BOE fea wt tcc figla e Age! CC SENT DIV. Tn wee mtn hee ctcennee ne nNN Ae eer Nene EH wn REVIEWING CEFICER : a sae : war 526 cosorera tacvious’ soiredea SECRET a t1a.20.40) . . = Zoe ite 14-0000 SECRET COhen Fillet fod : ; A * raveCT ACTION. ate PMOsECT “t approval enancn _ ia no. : RENE BAL cS One 1 + | on 4 April 69f noose wo, SUTLD ING pan —atacn ‘ om 34 ieee soa1 Gost Ee CONCURRENCES OF O1viSTONS YPED NAME Cand etgneture) yy | set pager | fo sas \ of | | BLAH inf ef | |_|. 2 mar neo] 24 way wap | CONCURRERCES OF OTHER COMPOWERTS Sc PS ae aves [no ek ww [eu | [i etre | oe rere é perovinc AUTHORITY A/DDP “aes BUB cortions ee | SECRET 22 nf 1969 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT : LIEMPTY Project Renewal (FY 1970) 1. Renowal is requested for the LIEMPTY Project for the period 1 July 1969 through 30 June 1970 (FY 1970) in the amount of $38,970, Funds are available in WH Division. ~ $45,000 was programmed: for FY 1970, .2. LIEMPTY is a project supporting Soviet operations of the Mexico City Station, It provides for two basehouses, a photo surveillance vehicle, and personnel for photographic and visual surveillance of the Soviet Embassy. Presently, two fixed surveillance points near the Embassy provide the location from which the photographs are taken and observers are stationed. One basehouse is adjacent to the rear of the Embassy, where Soviet officials meet, play and work, The other basehouse is across the street from the front of the Embassy and gives a direct view of every person entering or leaving. There is also a mobile photographic unit (a VW van) which 1s now used in support of all Mexico City Station operations and in conjunction with the LIEMBRACE surveillance tean (used primarily against Soviet targets). Raymond H, ~ GERENDE, an indigenous contract agent, is the principal agent of the operation and meets daily with the basehouse keepers and subagents. 3. LIEMPTY contributes significantly to the Station's Soviet operations program and is considered an essential ‘element of the Station's support apparatus. During the period 1 November 1967 through 31 December 1968, approxi-~ mately 21,367 photographs were taken. In response to a request to SB Division for an evaluation of the project, the following comment was received: "There are few such sources of high resolution phetographs of Soviets, especially giving good side views. These photos are welcomed by SB Division since they furnish a steady flow of up-to-date identity data..." The photos are useful to the Station in confirming the identities of Soviet porsennel and visitors to the SECRET Enbassy, some of whom are U,. S, citizens. During the past year, several of these U, S,. citizens were identified with the help of the photos (which were passed to the FBI). Furthermore, the movements and habits of the Soviets are woo Studied, and more knowledge is acquired on their friends an - and associates, especially Mexican nationals. This informa- Sone . ‘tion is useful in target studies. For example, the senior . TASS representative, a known KGB officer, is a recruitment . . target. He is under intensive operational scrutiny for wale leads developed from knowledge of his activities and contacts, . oF ' LYEMPTY support is an integral part of this current develop~ mental activity. . : - -. 4 During the past year, one of the three basehouses a was closed, leaving two, and the agent attending it was terminated, This was done because the agent was becoming less effective with age, and because there was some over- lap between the photos taken from this basehouse and those of another. The termination was amicable, and the working hours of the personnel of the other basehouse were extended : slightly. Another agent was also hired to help. This new a agent is of the same family as the rest of the personnel occupying the basehouse, and no additional security risks are anticipated from this addition. 5, There have been: no security or administrative prob- Jems. The Station and GERENDS are constantly on the alert for any sign that the Soviets are aware of the surveillance activities. While it is quite possible that the Soviets are . aware of the surveillance, so far indications are that they are at least not fully aware, since no effort is made by them to avoid being photographed, even when having meetings with contacts in the rear of the Embassy, 6. Approval is recommended of this valuable operational’ support project. ; aJéhy in, William V. Broe Chief Western Hemisphere Division 14-0000 { . J ny ot Are 7 - D0 unaassisieo = i ger ony 1 On. SENTIAL & - ‘ eS - ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET . TEC Ca Ay _.. __ LISMPTY Projeét Reaeval for FY 1968 oo {* $ eu " WH/L/Nancy Perkins : - : 13 December 1967 TO: [Offcer designation, rom oveber, ‘idl pate ~ bwilding) COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom INTTIALS f whom, Drew @ fine across column after sock comment, 1 fia) cpva/Suppot ECO el _ Ih An Lat | Se Rp Cr aati] iv oa Piast 58/0; ‘QR+ SH 000} => we bY WX c/wa/Re. ep A pebawten” oy oe A 2h. BEL | 425 WAGE Rcetivanaer: fe Baym sin aha || et gem Is 4 ; - 2 SVAN 19 cry a2 a mS To the best” “| bocce Khu: Gdes arnlot ra jal les wold hb ca an bd tev, Sheart tai an r bess. ne. ans a 4 7 aa os a ce Pa VA wet FD 3/3 |1" ‘ s WR/1/Rancy Perkins > ry N Te oe fk rele -- 8 4 > SS" (] secrer [1] CONFIDENTIAL, Oo INTERNAL, =]: UNCLASSIFIED 14.90000 APPROVING AUTHORTY PERIOD OF APPROWAL 2 Becanber 1967 FROM CONDITIONS OF APAROWAL SIGNATURE uPs/BG PINANCE Division FORM USE PREVIOUS e-46 849 Sorrionsa, SECRET PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION { " ] svesory SATENSION oO 30 dune 1969 FINANCIAL cooG SYMBOL DISTAISUTION aucear OPERATING DIVISION case CHIEF OF SUPPORT OFFICER Oivissay (C7) enormatany 14-00p00 APPROVING AUTHONETY CE we | BOUniwat - ota . Cage Orricen DATE - : [fare | Nancy Perkins 21 Dec 67 ves : SEv .ET = (Wen Fi ted In) aoicout 7 et VB VOTONV PROVES ACTION . ; . LIENPTY [ree or netion Pg [even ee ore wre PROJECT DIvIstoN APPROVAL” We stern Hemis p AMENOMENT FITLD sration Mexico City OUILD ING RED auacn —_— 9041 6954 SICNATERE A/DDP ¢ x2 a laces BYB totrsuns omevious 1 qT en rn i! Cire: “Nn; ee _ SECRET i zis iy y) , v . RoTves Tor . : ~ : wps/po/FI-CI Projects case sree , ° Tarenston ae ™ Receives for 1 Nasey Perkins 6984 3B 44603 frersaere 1799 1] pocarutnt pag ACTION. "APPROVAL LEVEL [Tl REVICRINS COMPONENTS 5 OIviston on starr x [evors x] CO CT ROUTING OFFICE COMMENTS COmetnt Foa INTERNAL stare use (Not fo gu faresrd to the Diviaion) COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS (To go forward tc the Division) : The CI Staff concurs in the renewal of this extremely valuable project. The Staff strongly urges that the Station continue to be constantly alert for any Sov. interest in the project's agents and installations and in particular any Sov. investigation or activities against same--also, Station contingency plans should be formulated to cope with such Sov, interest or activities. : REVIEWING OFFICER wo e . we a v foaw 526 QGSOLETR PREVIOUS EOITtOe SECR ‘pana nee] i19.20.40) PT eee | a-a7 eae _ PROJECT : ACTION : PURPOSE : PROGRESS ; FUNDS): om, — | SECRET Be paler PROJECT BRIEF ING LIEMPTY WH = Mexico ; ADD/P approval of renewal (19 mos.) 1 Dec 67 = 30 Jun 69° An operational support project providing three basehouses and a mobile surveillance unit to monitor primarily the Soviet — Embassy, its personnel and its visltors, by physical and photo« graphic surveillance. BACKGROUND: ‘The project covers three properties near the Soviet Embassy , (two in front of the Embassy's sole entrance and one behind the garden) from which visual and photographic surveillance is carried out. It also covers a darkroom and @ mobile photographic truck. Some of the project personnel are used at times for miscellaneous support tasks such as servicing postal boxes and for counter= surveillance and other protective services. During the past year the project provided nearly o11 of the opera- tional photographs and physical surveillance reports used in the Station's Operations against the Soviet Embassy and its personnel. $B Division says, "This rather unique operation has unquestionably made a major contribution to the increasingly effective Soviet Operations program of the Mexico Station,” The project produces primarily operational data and counterintelli- gence information, It provides leads, evidence of which Soviet officers have been in the Embassy and which ones have been away, who has used which car, who has been talking to whom or golng out of the building with whom. (One photograph from this project was used in the Warren Commission Report. $69,725 (19 mos.) (Programed FY 69 $46,000) FY 68 (7 mos.) FY 69 Salaries (9) and bonuses $19,475 $32,020 Vehicle maintenance 1,165 2,000 Rent and utilities 4665 8,000, Equipment 300 500 Operational expenses 600 1,000 $26,205 $43,520 14-00000 SECRET. 1 PREVIOUS 38383 PSP ars staat 37- SSESS 83338 BABae “RAARA ooeete BSS3SS geoqouods B84a8a8 AAAAA dada APPROVALS: * 3 Dee 58 = 30 Nov 59 95 5380 FI and CI Staffs concur. STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS SECRET, MEMORANDUM FOR; Assistant Deputy Director for Plans THROUGH: MPS/BG SUBJECT: Project LIEMPTY 1. WH Division requests renewal of LIEMPTY for the 19-month period 1 December 1967 through 30 June 1969 in the amount of $69,725. While this represents a slight reduction-on a pro rata basis from the $45,000 for which LIEMPTY was approved for the 12-month period starting “1 December 1966, it reflects a proportionately modest increase in cost for the 19-month renewal period over the estimated total disbursement of $40,130 for the past project year. This will provide for small salary increases “ to meet the rising cost of living for certain of the agents involved in the project who have not received raises in some time as well as for slightly higher rental fees for the various basehouses. The project, now in its tenth year, is designed primarily to provide for the collection of operational information on the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, including the identification and muvencnts of its personnel and visitors. To this end, LIEMPTY. provides for the maintenance and exploitation of threé basehouses for fixed visual and photographic surveillance of the Soviet Embassy and a mobile basehouse in the form of a panel truck used for moblle photography against the Polish Embassy, leaders and mecting sites of local communist parties, and other targets of opportunity. An important corollary objective of LIEMPTY is operational support in the form of countersurveillance for Agency personnel and operations, including those of other bases and stations as the needs and requirements of the Mexico Station permit. The funds requested include $43,520 for the period 12 Décember 1967 through 30 November 1968 and an additional $26,205 to cover the period 1 December 1968 through 30 June 1969. The latter tunds are asked for in a supple- mental request to put the project on a fiscal year basis. 2. <A long-term contract agent and eight other support agents are involved in the management and operation of the 14.90000 LIEMPTY facilities and in surveillance activities directed at the primary Sovict target. Some of these agents are used also'in dark room photographic processing, letter drop, and, on occasion, moving surveillance activities. 3. This project is only part of the complex:of ‘Mexico City Station instruments for meeting requirements from a number of U.S. agencies, including the FBI. [t= is clearly an effective, well-managed support operation serving important needs. 4. No major or significant changes in LIEMPTY personnel or operational techniques have been introduced nor have there been any known incidents adversely affecting. the security of the project or its personnel since the previous project renewal period. As a uni- lateral operational support effort, LIEMPTY cont inues to be a most useful station asset supporting a number of station activities. In spite of small increases in costs as discussed above, the project is considered to be holding the line on cost and personnel. 5. The objectives of project LIEMPTY are tn direct support of priority A objectives 1, 2, and 4 of the current Operating Directive for Mexico. It is considered by SB Division to have made significant contributions to the Station's well developed, high priority Sovict Operations Program. During the past year the various LIEMPTY base- house installations produced valuable information in the form of photographic coverage and physical surveillance reports on the daily movements, personal associations and : habit patterns of selected targets of special interest. In numerous instances this coverage confirmed the specific intelligence service connections of Soviet officers in the Embassy. Often the identities of Mexicans and nationals of other countries in contact with the Soviets were estab- lished. The mobile panel truck unit was exploited regu- larly to provide information on not only the Soviets but also the Cuban target as well as local Communist Party targets. /» Glenn Fields Chief Foreign Intelligence Attachment Project 14-00000 per LIEMPTY PROJECT RENEWALS THROUGH FY 1968 (RENEWALS FOR FY 1969 AND FY 1970 ARE IN PROJECT RENEWAL FILE) 14-0000 or ; 4 ernss oa nd | MPS/BG/FI . 1Jan 67 °° PROJECT BRIEFING PROJECT: LIEMPTY . WH - Mexico City ACTION ; ADD/P approval! of renewal 1 Dec 66 - 30 Nov 67 PURPOSE: Provides stationary surveillance against the Soviet Embassy and a mobile photographic baschouse which is used primarily against the Polish Embassy and local Communist party leaders. - PROGRESS: Three basehouses (LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA) pro-. vide coverage of both the front and rear of the Soviet Embassy, Throughout the past renewal period each operational component contributed- actively and concretely to the fulfillment of the operational tasks levied on the Station, In the first nine-month period approximately 17,000 individual frames of operational photographs were provided from the fixed basehouses, These served to confirm the identities of Embassy personnel and their visitors and provided detailed reporting on the movement and habit patterns of selected targets of special interest. The mobile unit (LIENTRAP) provided over 1, 000 individual photo-- graphs. Of particular value were photographs of local and exile Communist leaders, Raymond H. GERENDE (p) continued in the role as principal agent for Project LIEMPTY, His overall operational assignment involved at least 12 clandestine mcetings per week, in addition to his meetings with the LIEMPTY project oo case officer, PROBLEMS: In mid 1966 LICOWL/1, who owns a small store near the Soviet Embassy, reported that a Sovict official had approached him and asked him to inform on his neighbors. Reportedly the Soviet named LIEMPTY/6 of the LIMITED basehouse by name and also asked about the tenants of the building housing LILYRIC, However, in view of LICOWL's previous history of lying, it is difficult to assess exactly what the Soviets requested and just what LICOWL/1! may have told them. The Station is still looking into this development, arnnny . . ‘ oracey FUNDS : $45,000 . $29,020 in FY 67 Programmed for $45,000 FY 67 Salaries: - GERENDE Others (8) See : Vehicle maintenance (2) Rent and utilities ' a ; Equipment maintenance and replacement Miscellaneous operational expenses PREVIOUS . APPROVALS: 1 Dec 65 ~ 30 Nov 66 1 Dec 64 - 30 Nov 65 1 Dec 63 - 30 Nov 64 3 Dec 62 - 30 Nov 63-- 1 Dec 61 - 30 Nov 62 1 Dec 58 - 30 Nov 59 STAFF COMMENTS: FI aad CI Staffs concur in renewal, $15,980 in FY 68 $ 7,000 23,900 5, 000 7,600 500 1,000 $41, 500 45, 300 49, 700 49, 900 49, 500 95, 380 CISTAFF: Strongly urges the Station to continue its close monitering of Soviet interest in the installation buildings and : attempts to obtain information on sensitive project personali- : ties. The Station should devise necessary contingency pians of action to eliminate any security hazards if it is determined that the Soviets are intensifying such efforts and could be getting "too close" to the project installations, personalities and activities. 14-00000 cia ‘ SR ; re er | . ‘ ' td oe be Ve 8 AN 1965 4 4 MEMORAIDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director for Plains ; . TUMROUGE: nrs/BG SUBJECT: Project LIEMTY 1. This action geeks renewal of Project LIT covering Merce City Station's stutlonury surveillance basecrhounes alined against the Sdviet Enburcsy. | activity will cost g49,0C0 ror the period 1 Deceaber 1565 to 30 Novesker AYYPOVal is recamsended. : 2. Fr oject LIRMTY hes been in being for aise yours. At present i supports three stationwry basehouses near the Soviet Emoussy and a moblle photeyraphic baselouse. These are used ta obtain ghotowreshte coverage and logs of Soviet sovesents and visitors to the Soviet Bxuassy. The mobile bagshcuwse is used also to coves meeting sites of the locul comeucist purtles and turgets cf opr ortunity. 3. a prineipal ageat and eight agents are used in the LIEMEIY activity. Che agents are variously employed us busehouse keepers, photo lab techni¢clans and surveillance operators. 4. Seeurity hes been generally gocd ulthough one incident ceuurred ta and 1266 which muy have some dimpact on the future security ef the operation. An appreach wus made to an ugent of the Station, who owns a siajl store near the Soviet Eubassy, to report on his neighbors wacng whom are soue ot the LLMDLY age.ts. One, LISMPTY-¢, was wentioned by name. The Station is vatehing this davelopuent curefully. > The LIEMPVY activity proved its worth during the past made on conflicting stories tsid by two Station agents. The LIQMPIY surveillance veports proved that ane of the agents was lying about his contacts with the Coviets. LISMrry is well sanuged and continues to Seive an iaportant Mexico City station need. Lh tre year vhan check Ww. t dligy reat Lay SECRET a (Wee Filled tn? ; FSET caveroayw PRAECT ACTION LIEMPTY wre FeQUECT SLUTS In APPR SAL Western Hemisphere Division FUER STATION * Mexico Cit Reateaa wae. 4 ‘ fy se 7-68 One. a . EXTENS HEN SRST OFFICER et gare en Bust6s-Videla 18 Nov.'68}:.. . te $32 Anes 3654 FE ae : COMCURRENCES OF DIVISIONS : : W. J. Kaufman £:'°7060.4 y hnovere Ss onald C, Mareliu Willian V. Dare ePy MEMS ATTACHED NO. Pres [oT bare APPROVAL : aWT Teas alTion FY REVISED TOTAL a : po > Y . 45,000.00 | 2-875 15,980 oP aPracving auTacrity A/DDP cnr gua eiiees SECRET (a a 14-00000 “ SECRET,“ MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT : LIEMPTY Project Renewal 1. It is requestcd that the LIEMPTY Project be renewed for the period 1 December 1966 through 30 November 1967 for a total. of $45,000: $29,020 for FY 1967 and $15,980 for FY 1968, The Project is ine “cluded in the FY 1967 Operational Program for $45,000, Funds are available within WH Division. 2. \LIEMPTY covers stationary surveillance base- houses targeted against the Soviet Embassy, These basehouses provide photographic coverage and logs. Two of the basehouses (LIMITED and LILYRIC) cover the activity in the front of the Embassy, and LICALLA provides coverage of the back courtyard area, The LIEMPTY project also covers a mobile photographic baschouse in the form of a panel truck which is used against the Polish Enbassy where we have no permanent surveillance basehouse, and against other targets. of opportunity. 3. The value of Soviet Embassy photographic cover~ age during thé- past year was proven when the logs maintained by LILYRIC were used to double check on-an operation involving LIRUSTIC-1 and LICOWL-1 who had told conflicting stories of certain events concerning the activity of some Soviets. Through the surveillance reports of the LIEMPTY Project against the Soviet Embassy, it was proven without a doubt that LICOWL-1 (who had just taken a polygraph without apparent deception) was lying about his contacts with the Soviets. 4. The LIENTRAP mobile photographic basehouse was targeted against leaders and meeting sites of the local Communist parties as well as other targets of opportunity, particularly exile Communist leaders now residing in Mexico, LIENTRAP provided up-dated identification 14-0000 “ SCRE. «= | : -2- photographs of Communist officers which are of value to both the JNMTIGER program and the Station's ' | recruitment/penctration program. The LIENTRAP ‘ personnel also regularly service twenty-one postal accommodation addresses used by the Mexico City a Station. : ‘ 5. One development which may affect the security of the LIEMPTY basehouses of LIMITED and LILYRIC occurred in mid 1966 when LICOWL-1 (who owns a small : . store near the Sovict Embassy) reported that a Soviet . official, AEQUALITY-1, had approached him and ° requested him to inform on his neighbors. Reportedly | the Soviet named LIEMPTY-6 (of the LIMITED basehouse) | by name and also indicated all the tenants (unnamed) _of the new building which now houses LILYRIC, The : Soviet pinpointed the building by saying the one being | built by a person who fit perfectly the description of: LIMOUSINE. LICOWL-1 did not indicate that the Soviet - reflected any interest in LIMOUSINE. The occupants of the LILYRIC basehouse were not mentioned. LICOWL-1 indicated to his Station contact that the only person he really suspected an the neighborhood was LIEMPTY-6 (of LIMITED) who doesn't go to work, is always typing, ' lives comfortably. and owns a car, He claims to have - heard it rumored that LIEMPTY-6 was working for the ; | Americans. (Since LIMITED is cquipped with a radio ‘ and tips off the Station's surveillance team when it ‘is used against Soviet targets, Headquarters has already assumed that the Soviets have identified this baschouse.) LICOWL-1 also listed several persons named by the Soviet who had no connection whatsoever with CIA, 6. The Station instructed LICOWL-1 not to become an informant on his neighbors, According to LICOWL-1 he therefore told AEQUALITY-1 he did not have time to collect the information the Soviet wanted. However, in view of the lies LICOWL-1 has been caught in, it is difficult to assess exactly what the Soviets asked ‘ of LICOWL-1 and just what LICOWL-1 may have told the Soviets.. The Station is still looking into this develop- ment. 7. WHD recommends renewal of this — haf lian ’ Calan Chief, Western Hemisphere Division SECRET, y4-00000 PREVIOUS PROJECT ACTI ON 14.90000 . ay . . Pity era F elucch E - DoP/ee/FI : 9 Feb 66 . j PROJECT BRIEFING ; PROJECT: LIEMPTY _ WH = Mexico ACTION : ADD/P approval of renewal 1 Dec 65 = 30 Nov 66 PURPOSE: To provide support for mobile and stationary photographic surveillance of the Soviet Embassy and a dispatching base for a physical surveillance team. PROGRESS: Assets included under the project include three base- houses which provide front and rear views of the Soviet Embassy, and a panel truck equipped for spot photo coverage. Raymond H. GERENDE (p), principal agent, meets the baschouse keepers regularly, maintains regular contact with the mobile photo unit and with tho develop- ing and processing base. He also verforms many other support functions. The phetographs from all these operations have been of value to the Station in operational planning, for identification by survelllance teams, for mug books, and for Headquarters permanent files. The Station believes that this operation is essential to the fulfillment of the overall operational program levied on the Station by the RMD. FUNDS : $41,500 * $25,520 in FY 66 $15,980 in FY 67 (Programmed for $50,000 in FY 66) Salaries” GERENDE $ 7,000 Basehouse keepers (3) 10,100 Mobile unit operators (2) 7,000 Lab personnel (2) 3,600 cut-out . 2,200 Vehicle maintenance (2) 2,000 Rent and-utllities 7,600 Equipment maintenance 1,000 Miscelianeous ops expenses 1,000 “a, SEGEET PREVIOUS APPROVALS : 1 Dee 64 = 30 Nov 6 $45, 300 1 Dec 63 = 30 Nov 6 49,700 1 Dec 62° = 30 Nov 63 49,900 1 Dec 61 = 30 Nov 62 49,500 1 Dec 60 - 30 Nov 61 53,000 1 Dee 58 - 30 Nov 59 95,380 _ STAPP COMMENTS :. FI and CI Staffs concur in renewal. 14-0000 . oa] fe SECRET ‘oop . (when Filled In) “Ct CAvrTonym LIEMPTY TYPE CF ACTION NEw PROJECT Onvesion . APPROVAL Western Hemisphere ° ae FIELO eTation oe nh, Lo Mexico City RENEWAL was fy Mexico CASE OFFICER, Nay C. Bustos-Videla 5 : aw ROOw NO. BUILDING : GH-43 Hdqs OO NOT USE DATE THIS SPACE S . . ‘ SEAS NO, -s/Robert E. Anderse ly pob 66. : lr aanes| | | || ieenovine umORT a 534 stant Deputy Director for Plans Fou OBSOLETE PREVIOUS 6.65 S48 corrioss : Soper - . *.4FEB 1086 MSMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director for Plans THROUGH: DDP/PG SUBJECT: Project LISMPTY Rereval 1. FI Staff recammends approval of the renewal of Project LIEMPTY. This project, costed at $51,500., supports the following Mexico City assets: a panel truck used for mobile photography, three base houses for fixed photographic surveillance, a contract agent manager and eight support agents. One of the base homes is used as a control point to dispatch a surveillance team. (The latter is not a part of the project, however.) 2. The LIEMPTY target is the Soviet Embassy and Soviet activities in Mexico City. LISMPTY is part of the complex of station instruments by means of wich requirements from a variety of U.S. agencies are met. One cf the sites provided pictures later used in the Warren Cocmission Report, and the publication of the report created a security hazard. The Station moved the site and it is now back in operation. 3. The possibility of Soviet intercept of rudio commo to the surveillance team has been carefully weighed recently by SR, the desk, 0/C and TSD. The decision to accept the risk appears to have been taken with due deliberation. 4. This is clearly an effective, vell-managead operation serving an important need. We recommend renewal without hesitation. , hehe i of lL devvee! 7 W. LLOYD GEORGE i ; Chief « Foreign Intelligence Attachment : ; Project i : Jee LL 14.90000 > a - SECRET 30 nzC 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT | : Project LIEMPTY Renewal Request 1. Renewal is requested for the LIEMPTY Project for the period 1 December 1965 through 30 November 1966 for a total of $41,500; of this amount, $25,520 should be alloted for FY 1966 and $15,980 for FY 1967. This Project has been programmed in FY 1966 for $50,000, The last Project Renewal was approved at $45,300. Funds are available within WH Division, 2. The security of this Project appears to be good. The LIENTRAP photo truck was repainted a different color in January 1965 to preserve the security of this vehicle which operates extensively in the same general areas, There have been no apparent ramifications from the publication of the LIMITED Photograph in the Warren Commission Report in September 1964, 3. LIENTRAP is one of two mobile photo surveillance -units at the Station, both of which are used extensively because of the many requirements for spot photo coverage of diplomatic installations, agent mectings, and current identification photos of targets among others. “4, Although there are three stationary photo baschouses under this Project all targeted against the Sovict Embassy, there is very little duplication of effort, and the coverage of this Embassy would be weakened through the termination of any of them. LICALLA covers the rear of the Embassy (garden and parking lot) and is in a unique position to observe informal meetings and activity there. In May 1965 a thorough assessment was made of this basehouse to determine whether an audio installation could be based here, directed against these garden conversations. It was determined that due to the high incidence of street and other noises, this was not practical. FSD and SR Divisions are conscious of this requirement, however, and if any new equipment is developed which might make this operation more feasible it will be tested. LINITED and LILYRIC which both cover the front entrance, provide coverage during different parts of the day, and LIMITED also serves as a fixed radio SECRET: ry oe) dispatching base for the LIEMBRACE surveillance tean, S$. The photographs from all these operations are of value to the Station in their operational planning, for identification by surveillance teams, for mug books, which are often used by surveillance teams and singleton agents in identifying Soviets, and for Headquarter's permanent files.” 6. With reference to the FI Staff comment made last year at the time of the Project renewal that the radio dis- patching from the LIMITED installation might have made this base a tarcet for the RIS, the preblem was discussed in depth with the. Office of Comrunications, TSD, and SR Divisions. The Statiox: has been alert to the Soviet's monitoring capa- bility and they have developed a signaling system and inter car communications system that will leave the LIEMSRACE surveillance cars on the sir for a minimum of time, and with limited open conversation. The result of Headquarters and the. Station's research on this problem resulted in the conclusion that, if a surveillance team is to operate with automobiles, radios must be used if there is to be efficient surveillance, and regardless of what presently availak le type of scrambling or coding is used, radio is susceptible to monitoring by the opposition. It was therefore concluded that if the Station is to use the LIEMBRACE team against members of the Soviet installation, LIMITED must continue to be used as the radio dispatching center and the risk factor must be accepted until some new, more secure yet efficient commo system is devised, 7. The reporting en the administration of this Project is handled through regular quarterly procress reperts, The appropriate Soviet, CP, or other Case Officers handle the reporting and exploitation of the product. During the past year there were no positive intelligence reports from this Project. 8. Both SR and WH Divisions recommend renewal of this Project. Sy: by elf: Gale an VY. Brae Chief Nestern Hemisphere Division te 14-0000 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief ‘of Operations, DD/P SUBJECT : Project LIEMPTY (Renewal) WH - Mexico City 1. The attached project, originating in WH Division, is presented for renewal) for the period 1 December 1960 through 30 November 1961. The project provides for physi- cal and photographic surveillance operations in support and exploitation of other Mexico City Station operations, particularly those targetted at Soviet personnel and in- stallations, ‘ 2. Authority is requested to obligate $53,000 from the DD/P-WH Division budget: $31,900 in fiscal year 1961, and $21,100 in fiscal year 1962, subject to the availabil- ity of funds. The amount includes $38,000 compensation for two principal agents, one clerical support agent on an hourly basis, and eleven surveillance and support agents; $7,000 operational expenses (safehouse procurement, post office boxes, rented automobiles, purchase of information, vehicle maintenance, and cperational travel); $2,500 re- placement, repair and maintenance of photographic equip- ment; and $5,500 basehouse rental, utilities, and mainte- nance. 3. The field's renewal request, supported by a cover- ing memorandum of the Division, sets forth accomplishments of the project in the past year in terms of objectives and estimates effectiveness. It is noted that one principal agent, Simon D. CLACKETT (p), resigned in October 1960, and the four-man surveillance team previously handled by him will be transferred to project LITEMPO, coimsequently being omitted from LIEMPTY in this renewal. Three basehouses con- tinue to be operated under the project: (a) LIMITED, which compiles daily logs on arrivals and departures from the LIMERICK installation, together with attendance lists of LIMERICK employees, and handles the radio dispatch of the LIEMBRACE surveillance team on LIMERICK personnel and targets SECRET, 14.90000 en: ee of opportunity. This basehouse also provides photographic coverage, concentrated on visitors, (b) LILYRIC which pro- vides clandestine photegraphs particularly of visitors -to, as well as employees of, the LIMERICK installation, prepares weekly reports on LIMERICK employees and their wives, and reports on license numbers of sil cars visiting the instal- lation. (c) LICALLA, which ccncentrates on photographic coverage of LIMERICK employees and their families, as well as providing observation on the apparent positions and jobs of the target employees, and as well as persomel changes. Additional photographic coverage is provided by the mobile LIENTRAP vehicle. Principal agent Raymond H. GERENDE (p) continues to coordinate basehouse activities; princlpal agent Oliver G. SCANTLING (p) ccntinues to be an independent asset used to follow-up and exploit operational information on target personnel and Installations, to case various in- stallations of interest, to acquire oroperty, etc. SCANTLING has managed the surveillance team being transferred to LITEMPO in the interim rollowing the resignation of CLACKETT. The Station notes that activities at the LICALLA basehouse were suspended in September 1960 as the result of the ar- rest of a knowledgeable TSD technician in another area and it is not known precisely when it will be possible to re- sume these operations. The Station believes that the GERENDE segment is now operating under optimum arrangements and SCANTLING will soon be relieved from his interim respon- sibility for the surveillance team being transferred to LITEMPO and can concentrate more on his investigative and casing activities. It is not planned in the coming year to expand project activities. 4. Appropriate Special Staff comporents concur in rec- ommending renewal. FI Staff notes the Division's assurance that the transfer of the unilateral survelliance team to LITEMPO will not affect its independent status, and remarks that the current project review presents a clearer plcture of the usefulness of the several segments than the previous one, 14-0000 a 5. I recommend renewal of Project LIEMPTY as pre-_ sented. a 5 00) Zs Ln4 ‘S. M. HINES Chief, DDP/Fa 7 yt al Approved: aAeryordddedonn—- ares - = ave Attachment: Staff Coordination: Project Outline LIEMPTY For FI Staff -3s/R. Bryant FI Memorandum For CI Staff -s/R. Brown For cca -5/F. Youngblood 1 t =e qrthEl. 14-00000 ag ral itinerant eet ce me Ae Rg ce + Sewell \ : . \ 25 gan 1964 ‘ t MEMORANDUM FOR: DDP;COPS THROUGH: pope | SUBJECT : Project LIEMPTY | FI Steff recommcds renewal, with the assurance of the desk that the transfer of the unilateral surveillance tean to LITEMPO will not @fTect Its independent status. This review presents a clearer picture of the usefulness of the several segments than the previous one, x ~ Chie We GEORGS Chief Foreign Intelligence Attachment Project 14-0000 —— SECRET me HENORARDUG FOR SUBJECT 3 Wil ~ hexico 1. The attached oreveet, originating in WH Division, is presented ror renewal far othe perioce 1 December 1959 through: 31 November 1060.- The erelect provides for physical and photo- craphic surveillance operations in cusport and exploitation of other Mexice City operations, particularly thove targetted at Soviet personnel and tnstsiletions. 2. Autnority is regues Do/P- Wil Division operating t 12>GO and gcG,423 vor fis or funds. hese cums contract agents (three 22 secments ar the orcJect)} for velicle maintenance Tor operational equipine safenouses; ye, 000 for to oblfmate $34,910 from the ts ghey Ne for Ciseal yeor gubfeet t6 the avatlabiiity 2219 comuensation for five sery2 ac principal arents for 1 sixteen support aventa; 3,590 ommercial carrier travel; . 37,509 ,o29 for waintenanee of threc enal safeuouse, poct office box, haaze commodities; $2,000 ‘key” pees and vehicle vental; bee OS exe 4 money, broken contracts, etc.3 ans pe, Cod for the purchase of information, docunenen, gayvent af brthes, ete. 3. he attacned ranensl requect, prepured in the vivisioa @nd suayorted by a foot review orcoared Lu tue Pleld, reviews “he activities of feet during the pant year and oresent a detatied break: funds reguented ne proicet onerares in in) sontract wpens Oliver a. WUANTOTING te e ages is used to follow-up and exololt overattona? r io on eet personnel and inchalla- tions, to eace vor Listior f interest, aequire pro- perty, ete.; (b) a ig sur Llance tecom, under orin- may tilgine: three nouses or apart- cioal arént Haymond SO ee oT ments and one ohoto e) & physteal surveillance team under princinal LACKLIT, consisting of three ee Tae attached renewal A trained members request ravieus u aeconolisnmaents of tae pro- ts and in relation to pro- $2 GAG Dot Caen 4 2 tod 3 gees in terms of e goot obfectives. c eontripution to the collection or operaticnal r rtainine to Soviet personnel end stallations s, che Gtaticri ac unique. He also SECRET 14-0000 "oe SEGRET - trained GLAGKETYT Ln radio centrolled mobile survetllance. SCANTLING also has rendereé luable supvert te the LIM? operation navine ined on to the tarses uncer a vaturi- eated cover. He uss aise $-and prenerce reports on the “pies baoY target in oreserss ror ure eserations and ver- formacd investicationc 9 a oot wsatien tarcets of conertunity. lie invest . Y : teads from cther audio- surveillance operations Masks mg the Station te maintain current data on various sx % contacts and resulting in a unsuccessful, is believed my this kine. ue has rur- precedures rar the nobile cles In sugpert of other sevment, ustne three base yuo photoes recruitment attennt whicn to indtente future poten ther been ucecd to develop teams and to rent verious Station omerations. The houses fer pheotorrashy, wowords of craghs during, tae year. hag reeeny wegen taking motion utetures of Soviet neloin the eoirse of r satlon woich have been Cert FI/p> ver ya: a fa o tion by lin reading anglyet seone nt moblte radio surveillance ven vetllanee truck has teen uses eoverace of various Station tary “wiieh do me warrant the establighnont of permanent pactesraphic. bases. Wahoos has also served to rent pose office 3oxes, hote 1 reons, oete., in sunvert of other station Operations. Dburdns the past oregect year CLACKAPL, woo returned to Fexico in early 32 1989 after Headquarters tredotnrc, sgent the Collows wo months beins trained by SCARTLING tn tebile survetl} teenniques He then undertook training of a2 four menber ¢ itch was dudged ready for operations’ nse toward the en D the profect year. Two nadtttonal eontract agente, Wilma ADALIGI and Loufse J. MACKINO, nerformed translation and su; functions. tte a] { 9 nm 2 st ry Q po] [or 3 yy 1, Appropriate staff cenpenents concur renewal. (a) Ur Stert ue of the orofect « muea of the in difricult to y materlal produced ation r exnleita- tion. ilewever, Gre Stac?Y revarks that the value of the profeet should be inevreased when the CLAChIY surveil- lance team enters Into sevive ogeration., oF staff sug- gests thet the Station be queried as to the oretext or circunstan@es under which 3sanTsING trequensly visits Inez Perada’ de Moreno, the cecuaant of the sronerty adfacent to the Saviet inctallation. 4 1 1 orT RE! Of mr foo 14-0000 SECRET - (vb) F1/C7, notes that while the project review pre- sents a oat oieture of the alma and obfectives of the : orlous it does not orovide, exccnat in the : { cane of fc, detailed indication of the value or ; usefulness of “tne ovner ucgments, particularly the photo- graphic activity. PI/ors requests that the Station pro- vide such an aopraisal during the first quarter of 1960. : \ FI/OPS recoatends stronzly that the note coverage be \ reviewed fren the standpoint of value and usefulness with H Q view to determining whether the LILYRIC activity could not be safely eliwrinated and tne additional photographie coveraove conducted on a more selective bdacis, without matersall; 2 Sectine overall usefulness. ¥FI/Ors notes i that, in tne absence of further orovr of usefulness, the \ color ohotegragny and moving pictures epgcar to be an ! unnecessary luxury. PI/OrG commends the careful handling | { the Clacehert secmont and requests that the next project action include exa mples of the team's progress. of Project LIGMPTY as orcscnted coments in sarecreph 4 above. y doch citer *oreirn Intellicence s aporoved: __Aarhordtldanr—_, ges Date Attachmont: Lterf Coordination: Project outline LILEVI¢ Fer G/SI/Cls -s/h. Eryant : gor CIT Stare? -s/k. brown vor C/ecn ~s/S. Younphlood SECRET 14-0000 9 December 1959 MENORANDUM FOR: FI ~ Projects Branch SUBJECT : Purchase of One Automobile and Increase of LIEMPTY TVA by One 1, According to the Project Renewal Request for LIEMPTY from the Mexico City Station, they plan to increase the LIEMPTY surveillance team during the coming year by two agents, To main- tain the efficiency of an enlarged team, they will require one additional automobile, _ 2, It is requested that the IVA for LIEMPIY be increased by one automobile and that the Station be authorized to purchase locally this automobile for use under the LIEMPTY Project. J.G, K c/WHD ed 4 oman Meee ~. eee a Ney dee Sd Oe 14-00000 . SECRET (Uren Fitted Inj CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY SUPPORT ANNEX - TABLE OF VEHICULAR ALLOWANCE , 1. PROJECT 3 TYPE OF ACTION (check one) femme OC OC REQUESTED ACTION Ss. TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Cc stan 2 or 4 door used passenger American or foreign OTHER (List below)’ fe Panel truck Poof, | 7, APPROVAL REQUESTED BY fom | fe ev ieweD py orvesion [oare H/SUP BOP = 11 Dee 1959 SIGNATURE LOGISTICS OFFICER DIVASION OATE 7; y) WH/LOG | 11 Dec, 194 APPROVED StGNATUR CHPEF, ADMIN. t nov gg LEG resr SECRET , : CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY e+ 36) = SEORET me MEXORASTUN- : Chief, rs HEADQUARTINS CASS OFSICER: SUBJECT 3: Froject LIEIPTY Amendment tame: J. 8. brady Rooms a varton =a Hen a exter: 2555. —ssss~S~s~S Date: 35 June 1959 1. It is reqested that avnroval be granted to amend Raymond H. GERENDS's contract to crovide him with a termination settlement of one month's salary for each full year that he works for KUBARK and to raise his salary effective July 1939 from 9,020 to 74,560.00 ver year. fis last salary increase was granted on 1 Sertenber esr. The date, 18 March 1955, has been sugzested by the Station as the begimning dite for the computation of CRENDS! s temination benefits. The Station telieves that this benefit will nrovide GSRENDS with the necessary incentive to make KUBARK a career and at the same time will give the Station an additional elexert of control. 2. As pointed out in the LIGPTY Project Aporoval, GERYNDE, an indigenous agent, is one of the Station's most valuable assets, Ee has i. responsible full time jod as the LIS PTY Principal Agent whe handles the LINITSD, LYLYIC and LICALLA base houses, the LIENTAAP oneratian, the outside ohotographic processing and translation service and all the agenta particivating in these activities. He performs his duties in a conscientious and orofessicnal manner and his already excellent abilities are showing continued improvement. 3. Money was already allocated in the LIZ-PTY Project aporoval for the salary increase. \ith the effective data of 13 March 1955, for the termination clause, GERUIDS will already have accrued 11,520 (his salary is $4,560 per year) if he should resign today. The LIEMPTY Project, as asproved, has sufficient funds to cover this cost if it is necessary to obligate this amount during the present Project year. Therefore, no atidijtional funds are requested. Attacments: qolder with cast aporoval ore with tong name conta Gage VW [lve e ", SI Approved? 7/ oprovet for Transmittal: hy Date: senior salt te Jindtio For C;FI/OPS -s;R. Bryant For CI Staff -s/R. Brown CEORET ~ SECRET. , - . . 27 March 1359 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief of Foreign Intelligence SUBJECT : Project LIcMPTY (amendment) WH - Mexico city l. Tha ettached project, originating in the WH Division, provides the services of a surveillance activity to support Mexico City operations and ia approved for the period 1 Decamber 1958 through 3C November 1959. It is * presented for your approval of umendment to include the addition of a con- tract agent, Louise J. MaCRINO, to furnisn edninistrative support, and also to formalize a special commitment made to one of the two principal agents, Oliver G. SCANTLING. A contract prapared in the Field and signed by tha agent permits the payment of one year's salary to him or his assigned heirs in event of loss of life or total disability if Incurred in the performance of duty. This has not previously been included in the project. 2. The LISMPTY project hes authorization for the expenditure of $95,380, No additional funds are required for the amendment. Sufficient funds remain in the project to absorb the salary expenses for MaCRINO and funds to cover the extra year's salary for SCaNTLING will not be requested until such time ag they are needed, 3, Memoranda prepared in the iH Division suoperting the recuest for amendment are attached, summarizing the important factors involved. These detail SCaNTLING's performance and provide a resume of MaCRINO's past activ- ities in behalf of the Agency. 4. Staff Components have cencurred in amendment to Projact LIEMPTY. 5. I recommend approval of amendzent of Project LILMPTY as presented. approved Pinter, Foreign Intellizenca Attachnent: Staff Coordination: Project Uutline LIsMPTY For C/FI/CPS -s/¥. Hoffrann For CI Stsff -s/R. Brown For DCsCCbsNc -s/F. Youngblood 14-0000 aoe MENOSANDUM POR: Chief, FI HSADQUARTERS CASE OFFICER: SUBISCT 2 Amend LIZMPTY Projact to Include a KAME_ J. 5. Brady Special Benefit for Oliver G. nOOM lin Barton Hall SCANTLING (pa) and to Include EXT. 0555 or Sloe Louise J. MACXILO (ps) Pate___5 March 1959 1. It is requested that approval be granted to give Oliver G. sCANTLING a special banerit of one year's salary to him or his assigned heirs in the event of loss of lize or total disability if incurred in the performance of duty. This benefit was included in a contract prepared in the field and signed by Subjact on 15 February 1957, Tha contract was not submitted to Headquarters for approval until Decenber 1958. The Station and WH Division do not want to delete this vbanetit fron Subjact's contract at this time and we feel Sudject deserves this benefits 2. SUAMTLGNG, a civil engineer, 1s a Mexican citizen, who is 0 years old. Hea was cranted an Operational Approval on 2 December 195i. SCANTLING bercan his employment with SUSARK as a footman on tha LIPSTICK physical surveillance tean and gradually becane a driver of a surveillance automobile, then team leader. As team leader he was resronsible for the operational deployment and administrative direction of the entire LIPSTICK team, threes automobiles, four photographic and radio dispatching basehouses and the attendant mobile and stationary radio equipment. He collated the fragmentary surveillance reports into finishad intelligence reports for study by the Case Officer. SCANTLING develoned into a fine investizator and has obtained infore mation where other Station investigative ascets hava failed. 3. Almost all of SCAITLING's time now is spent following up leads obtained from telephones interceots and photographic surveillances. Fron July through December 1955 he made approaches to individuals performing services for the Sovict- Embassy and he made a detailed casing report of the Wast German Embassy. In addition, ha conducted many routine investigations and surveillances, The Station plans to | have SCA TLUG attempt to recruit the landlord of the proposed basehouse for a . LINIGENT (T/D) operation. SCANTLING no longer nandles thu surveillance team and the Station clans to continue to use him as an independent asset. SCALTLING has in his possession official credentials of the Federal Security Police (DFS). He has used” these credentials in making contacts with targets of various sensitive Headquarters! operations (i.e., LOMAYFOJL). ; he As a eradvate engineer who has spent at least ten years in house construct tion in Mexico, ha has been invaluable to the Station in submitting detailed casing report ts including detailed and professional plans of technical targets. He has been com-endad by TSS for the support role he has played for then, He has submitted several casing resorts on the Soviet inbassy and is an unsaraileled source of information to the | Station for information about the Embassy's construction activities, modifications ; and reasons for sane. L Seoge ue - tine to dncluds.an.extra year's. salary.for JCANTLIN i . G ATE. . =, mT , Sku, "hee 2 S. For your information there is attached the Station's review of SCANTLING | for the period July through December 1958, It is believed you will find tais negert of interest and further support the justification octlined above for the granting to SCANTLING of the special doath and disability benefit. This agent assessawnt states ~————WOliver 0. SCANTLING nas “continued to perform his assigned tasks in an outstanding manner, SCANTLING's poise, common sensa, education, idvology, and native ability for the pursuit of clandestine activities make him one of the most valuable support assets available to the Mexico Gity Station. The fact that SCANTLING has a {12 - tine overt occupation as Chief Engineer and Production Manager for a local mam- facturing company adds to his long-range potentiai as & KUPAKK agent". SCANTLING has excellent cover as haif-ower of a local firm waich manufactures farm instru- ments and he represents the high calibre of person waich KULARK requires for tha institution of their long-term resident agent programs. 382) will not be anon: dec at this (iu, Q0). “Ii the event it becomes necessary to fulfill this commitment during the project year, and af the expenso cannot be absorbed by the present project satherisation, an anendmnt will be submitted. 7. It is also requested that offectivea 1 Maren Isso the LIEMPTY Project be amended to include LouiseJd. MACNINO, a Contract Agent, who is a Station suvport asset. Her OA was reinstatad on 4 August 1958 (C-L1:52). She was fornerly included under Project LIMSAT.. Howaver, the Station requiremrits for general translation work increased to the extent that it was necessary to usa MACAINO to translate revorts other than those originating from LIFSAT. It was therefore decided it would be more appropriate to include her under LIZMPTY. She does sping of reports and nan-sensitivo translations, She is paid on an hourly basis of 32.02, an estimated yearly salary of $3,500. The Station stated that the present Lick Project could acsorb_ ths expanse of her salary, for. the remsindar of the Project Years _ es Re Me Dahigren, oft Ve te eCeESnae 7 o x 6. The LICMPTY Project (now approved for $95 Attachments: Folder with LIEMPTY Project Approval f , , _ Envelope with true names HYMA 12095 (1 copy) FAPOK . fate 14-0000 e7ane | . , Wet : . MEMORANDUM FUR: Chief of Operations, D0/P 26 gry cre SUBIECT 2 Project LIEMPTY (Approval) WH = Mexico City i . . : 1. .The attached project, originating in WH Division, is presented © ‘for your approval for an initfal period from 1 December 1958 through 30 November 1959. The project provides for the development of operational information through physical and photographic surveillance operations in support of other Mexico City operations, particularly those targetted at —~ Soviet personnel and installations. Previously these operations were con- ducted for the most part under Projects LIPSTICK and LIJERSEY. They are incorporated in this new project because of the June 1953 compromise of LIPSTICK and to accomplish a more orderly administration of certain opera- tional support assets. 2. Authority ie requested to obligate $95,380 from the DD/P-WH Division operating budget: - 265,580 for the current fiscal year and $29,900 in fiscal year 1960, subject to the availability of funds. These estimates include: (a) finds for the compensation of the presently- " pecruited fifteen action and support agente » 51x new agents, and two principal agents: Raymond H, GERSNDE (p) (LIZMPTY/1, formerly LIPSTICK/20) and Oliver G, SCANTLING (p) (LIEMPTY/2, formerly LIPSTICK/19); (b) funds for the compensation, travel, allowances and Headquarters! training of two contract agents, Simon D. CLACKETT (p) and Wilma J, FIORDALISI (p), hia wife, who are hereby transfarred: from Project LIMESA; (c) funds for operational expenses and 6quipment, including the purchase of four new or used vehicles as replacements for previously authorised vehicles and their maintenance, and a SP vehicle for SCANTLING; (d) the rent, utilities and maintenance of safehousea; and, (e) other appropriate operational expenses. ! 3. Tha attached Field Project Outline, a covering memorandum from the Division, and an addendum to the Project Cutline, review the personnel assets and facilities transferred from the LIPSTICK and LIJERSEY operations following the partial compromiss of LIPSTICK in June 1958 and describe the concept of the physical and photographic surveillance operations to ba conducted under thia project directed primarily at tha Soviet Kmbassy in Mexico City. These surveillances provide photographs and other operational data of peraons entering and leaving the building or present in the garden area, and through additional ~ foot and mobile surveillances, investigative information concerning their contacts and destinations. Agent personnel, particularly the principal egenta, are used algo to conduct separate investigations, make recruit-approaches to ae ee enc r woud 14-0000 ee ony se . individuals of operational interest, and to rent rooms, and apartments and perform other support activities, The fixed surveillance bases, LIMITED, LILYRIC and EICALLA, have’ been in operation for almost three years without — having been in any compromising situations insofar se the Station knows. Tha. LIPSTICK unit, a panel trick equipped vith. cameras, etc., is considered & partioularly valuable asset by the Field, As a replacement for a staff agent, Wilfred 0. CLOWSR (p}, who directed and trained the LIPSTICK surveil- lance team, the husband and wife team of CLACKATT and FIORDALISI are proposed “as qualified individuals to recruit, train, and direct ‘the new LIKMPTY gur- “veillance team and maintain its records. Appropriate notional cover was arranged for them while in their previous project, LINSSA, as they reaide in Mexico. under true nazes. One of the principal agents, GERENDE, will have no contact with the new surveillance team, but will be used to conduct special investigations, counter-survoillances, and for other aupport sotivities, 4. The CI Staff aoumonta that LIZMPTY provides soveral typea of physical surveillance, sll of which provide information of CI interest, and es a aupport “) mechanism, a production review 19 not appropriate cr necessary. The CI Staff ‘ etates further, that vith the compromise of the LIPSTICK surveillance team the Mexico City Station lost its only reliable ani efficient surveillance tean, LISMPTY representing the Station's effort to replace that asset. Pecause of the great number of CI targets in Mexico City, the CI Staff believes it is essential that the Station be given the opportunity, through this project, to build another surveillance team capable of operating against sensitive targets. additionally, the CI Staff believes the case officer should work at devising ostensible sources of incomes for the agents which will stand the scrutiny of friends, relatives and less friendly forces. 5. FI/OPS suggests that the Division consider a gradual reduction of the considerable financial and personnel commitments in this project in view of the favorubly developing LIENVCY liaison relationship. FI/CPS believes that a smaller, more mansgeable support group, with grester Station emphasia on selectivity cof tasks and targets could well result in more effective CI and FI productivity. ar oyter 14-0000 can Guyal a 6. I recommend approval of the project and the transfer of the contract agents as outlined above. The Division is requested to take cognizance of the suggestiona-of the CI Steff and FI/OPS in the para- graphs above relative to the security and the overall direction of the gurveillance activities to make them more efficient. Began OG alle i FI/OPS Division tr W. LLOYD GEORGE Chief Foreign Intelligence ° - Approved: Anihodbltun. tein 7959 COP-DD/P Date Attachmentar ' Project Outline LIAPTY For C/CI Staff -~a/R. Brown Addendum to Project Outline For C/fI/0PS = =2/V. Hoffwann 7 c/ccD/EC ~e/F, Youngblood pases Lr rere 14-0000 MEMORANDUM FOR: . FI/OPS - Projects Branch HEADWARTERS CaS& OFFICER: 7 CRYPTONYM: __ LIEMPTY WAMEs__J. Be BRADY : ROOM: __ 2120 Barton Halh ‘ : DIVISION: Western Hemisbhere EXT.1__ 2589 . ; DATE:__15 December 1958 STATION: Mexico City t 1 1. It is requested that the LIEMPTY Project approval request be amended to include Simon D. CLAGKET? (ps) and Wilma J. FIORDALISI (ps) under the LIEMPTY Project effective i January 1958, No additional funds are required, | 2. It is also requested that the LIMESA Project be amended to delete from this Project these two Contract Agents effective 1 January 1958, Rabur ws ! R. N. Dahigren, C/WwH/Tl Charles W, Anderson, sale Attachments: . Memorandum (in quad) , Envelope with true names . SECRET 14-0000 SECRET Request. for Amendrent to LIEMMTY Project 1, It is requested that the LIEMPTY Project anproval request be amended to include Simbn D. CLACKETT (ps) and wilma J. FIOKCALISI (ps), U. S. elitizens and contract agents, under this Project in place of the Staff Agent written into the field project outline. At the same time it is requested that the LIM'SA Froject be amended to delete these contract agents from the latter project. 2. CLACKETT and FLORUsLISI are. now approved under the LIMESA Project,. They were recruited in the United States to occupy a sensitive LIMESA base= ~. house. because of the sensitivity of the operation and the equinment to be installed in the basehouse Headquarters decided U. S. citizens should be used. The Station said appropriate documentation and backstoopirg could be secured for those agents so they could be viven false identities under "which they could live while they occupied the basehouse, 3. FEXI-2777 (IN 26519), of 14 November 1958, notified Headquarters that security factors and difficulty in obtaining adequste documentation and backetcpping precluded tre use of U. S. citizens under LIMKSA and re~ quested permiesion to use indigenous agents for this operation. After dis- cussions between John BkuDs, Chief of the Mexican desk, with the LIMESA/ LIEMPTY Caee Officer in Mexico City, and discussions between representa~ tives of F1/D, OC, [SS, and WH at Headquarters, Headquarters concurred in the field's operational decision to use indigenous agents in the LINESA Project. CLACSETT and FIORDALISI received only a very superficial briefing regarding the LIMESA Project. It is not believed Subject's limited know- ledge of this sensitive operation will pose a security hazard, 4, Construction on the LIMUST houses is being kept about two weeks from completion until indigenous agents can be cleared and recruited. The delay in completion is normal beresuse all construction money in Mexico has become extremely tignt because of the recent presidential inauguration. 5. The Station believes CLAChETT will be an excellent replacement for wilfred O. CLO.EH (ps), former Staff Agent under Project LIPSTICK, who directed and-trained thet surveillance team, CiaChErT has shown a remarkable aptitude for clandestine operational activity and surveijlance and investi- gative work in particular. He also is interested and enthusiastic in under= taking this assignment for KUB.RK, The Station needs a good bilingual agent to recruit, train, direct, and develop a strong dependable physical. surveil- lance team under LIEMPTY. 6. Clearances and Contacts: CLACKETT was granted a PCSA on 23 July 1958. A Poa/oA for use under LIMBSA was requested on 19 Auyust 1958, FIORDALISI was grarted an OA for use under LIMESA on 14 November 1958, Requests have been submitted to amend their clearances for use under LIEMPTY, CL.ACKETT and FIOHDALISI have signed contracts effective 1 September 1958. The sensitivity of the LINtSs Project required them to leave their young son in SECRET 14-00000 Seep Se: “2s the United Stutes.’ Bacause of this a special benefit of periodic trips to their home in Arizona was included in their contracts. Under LINESA their quarters were to be provided, An asendment has been requested to their = — contracts deleting the special benefit and adding educational and quarters allowances, : ; 7. Notivation and Control: ClaCKETT and FIORDALISI are extremely. patriotic and highly motivated as evidenced in their willingness to under- take the LIMESA Project and be separated from their son. They have indi- ‘gated they are more than willing to do whatever is requested of them, no ‘matter. what. personal sacrifices and hardships are required. Their com- plete livlihood is dependent on their KUS.RK income. 8 Tagkg: CLACKETT will recruit, train, and direct the LIENPTY surveillance team. ‘The Station hopes to develop this team into a major Station support asset. We will receive instructions and direction from the Station Case Officer, FICROALISI will be used to do all the clerical and administrative work for the LiENFTY surveillance team, 9. Communication and Cont:et: CLACKETT will contact the Station Case Officer in a clandestine manner, All necessary security precautions will be / taken. CLACKEIT will also contact his surveillance agents umer a cover which will be determined later by the Station and CLaCKETT. In view of his Mexican background, CLACKETT can pass as a Mexican. Details of communication and contact arrangements with KoSA&K will be arranged by the Station. Under LIEMPTY CLACKETT will be contacted by the same Case Officer he is now con- tacted by under LIMESA. CLACKETT and FIORDALISI will be in direct contact with relatives and friends in the United States. The cover company has, until now, been serving as a letter drop and contact point for emergency messages. : 10. Cover: CLACKETT and FISRDsLISI entered Mexico on United States documentation and it is planned they will continue to live in Mexico under, true name. CLAChETE has a notional cover as a public relations consultant which was established by CCD/NC to use with friends and relatives in the U. S. The same cover story can be adooted to cover their proposed use under Li" PTY vis-a-vis their United States friends. The Ststion is working on local cover for CLAChETT to use in Mexico, 11. Anticivated Costs: It is anticipated that the following expenses will be incurred by CLACA=7T and FICADALISIs Compensation: CLACKSTT (37750/yr) 7100 FIORDALISI . ($40%0/yr) 3700 10,800 Allowances! ' Educational allowance 320 _Suarters ($2500/yr) SegRST 2500 . 2,820 i i -3- f Travels — : en) a i ce, PCS ; 300: Te TDY to Headquarters for i ' ; training (including : , - . . 30 day per diem at : . : . . $12 per day). a 248. o> eentaeermage. , Total . 14,368 ee | A total of $14,470 was included under the LIEYPTY Project approval request submitted on 24 November 1958 for a Staff Agent; therefore, no additional funds sre required, . \ : Secrr” 14-0000 t 24 November 1958 NEMORANDUM FOR: P1/OPS-Projects Branch . SUBJECT __ %- Justification for Automobiles under Project LIEMPTY re oe Ie- ts: ‘requested that ‘the Mexico city Station be authori sed-to purchase. ‘three used -éédana for use by the LIEMPTY surveillance team, The.- Station plans to expand the LIS(PTY surveillance team into a larger, vellm ~ trained. physi¢al surveillance -asset, They. will need three automobiles. Private automobiles or commercial transportation will not be satisfactory — since the cars trast be outfitted with two-way radios. 2. Authority is also requested to purchase a panel truck to be used in the LIENTRAP operation under this Project which mounts mobile photo- graphic surveillances, 3. It is also requested that a ‘quasi-personal ear be. authorised for Oliver G, Scantling (ps). Scantling is an indigenous agent under oral contract, A car is s prerequisite for his work for KUBARK which includes casings, surveillances, and investigations, Because of the sensitive nature of his work, and the heavy use made of the car, tha Station has” decided that Scantling should be furnished a QP car. 4. LIEMPTY agents were formerly carried under the LIJERSEY and ‘ RIPSTICK Projects, The vehicles used by the LIEMPTY agents under these other Projects will be disposed of and new ones will be purchased after the above TVA has been approved. The vehicles which will be replaced are MV 2148, MV 2147, MV 2138, and MV 2031. One of the surveillance ears will be new and will not replace an old car, It was decided that these vehicles should be replaced rather than transferred to the LIEMPTY Project for security reasons and because of the age of the automobiles, The automobiles are 1951 and 1952 models and have been used for sensitive surveillance work for over two years, The panel truck which was used in the LIENTRAP Operation under the LIPSTICK Project has been operating for two years in all parts of the city and has become a security threat. The fact that the LIPSTICK surveillance teas knows that the truck exists, even to the point that one of the team mendors is the listed owner of the truck, also dictates replacement of this vehicle. cceaeT 14-0000 em SECRET (When Fitted ta) CHA INTERNAL USE ONLY 1. #aostct Tre oF ACTION check one) — ———== | | th ACTION seomm 2 or A door, 5 passeng r Ancrican of foreign a — oo fe femme annem mete panels rerio oF foreign mee 3 REVIEWED BY ,PStowatume toorartcs OFFICER Ofvesion A frame it APPROVED ADMIN. SLGMATURE CHIEF, ate \ BY OFRECTION GF DOP . aaa 116 vee enevrous sorrsoms, SECRET , tesa j CiA INTERNAL USE ONLY 14-00000 a ~ ; - . re ae a ’ et . be . ! “ye : . . . 1 mL an CONFIDENTIAL 7 oa : ‘ \ . NOTICE . > Ba 2 ' ‘ . ht 3 : 3 og a os : t . a 1 ! : | | ‘ THIS FILE HAS BEEN PROCESSED AND RETIRED, ‘DO NOT . ; | ADD ANY DOCUMENTS TO THIS FOLDER, FORWARD CS DOCUMENTS THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THIS FOLDER TO RID/RPU GE-58, i NOTICE os CONFIDENTIAL aM 2593 (7-19) 14-0000 te SECRET ow an cwnens rade we SUBJECT AND PROJECT FILE REQUEST AND FIEW NOTIFICATION OF ACTION 10 __ : (Station/Bese) FROM: (Diviston) : : Mexico Cit -WH ° . INFORMATION FOR REQUESTERS (TEM 10-ENTLR OLD THLE WHEN AMENDING A TITLE, CITE ANY FILES, SUCH AS 201 OR PROJECT FILES THAT ARE RE- CATED TO THE FRE COVENHED BY THIS REQUEST. ITLAD 10 MAY ALSO BE USED mo GIVE REASONS FOR THE ACTION BLING RE- ue JQUESTED. TO ;WINTUY THE TYPE OF MAICRIAL TO NE PLACED IN A FILE OR TO MARE OTHER EXPLANATORY HEMARKS. COMPLETE ITEMS 1 FHROUGH 12. . WTEM S-ALL FILE TITLES MUST OF STERILE SINCE THEY WILL APPEAR ON THE FIELD COPIES AND ON MACHINE LISTS. ITEM 6-ALL REMARKS MUST BE STIFLE. (TEM 7 AND B8-USE FIRST THHEE LETTERS OF OSrATCH SYMe BOLS FOR FIELD STATIONS AND LIST HEADQUARTERS ELE- MENTS ACCORDING TO ESTABLISHED NUMERIC COOLS, INFORMATION CONCERNING FUE COOC IFILL? NUMUER a 1 1TEM 12-A RECORDS OFFICER MUST SIGN ALL ene ACTION RE- QUESTS. CONSULT YOUR RMO ON ANY PHOOLEMS THAT ARISE. TYPE OF FILE in i) SUBJECT PROJECT . CJ CY 050 1 006 | 074/21 \ D. FILE FITCE (SPECIFIC SUBJECT? (PROJECTS LIMITED TO tS “SPACES! a KDFACTOR ACTION RFQUIRED ‘ 4 ANALYSIS ACTION %. OSPOSITION * [| open rue X [crore rics anorcate omrosinions RETAIN DESTRUCTION RECOMMENDED oot ianniaianiaala mains THRU IDATEO | [ AMENO Fle TITLE REOPEN ¥ & REMARKS (FOR FIELO DISTRIBUTION? 7. INTERESTED STATIONS (PROJECTS ONLY? FILES ACTION CHARGE PERMANENTLY TOP HOLO IN PREPARE FOLOLA AND ‘OFFICER @ DESK? Cs FILES RESTRICTED UNRESTRICTEO SEND 10 REQUESTER . tQ COMMENTS UNCLUDE SPECIAL HEADQUARTERS ROUTING INSTRUC TIONS? W ENDORSEMENT 12 COORDINATION Bt RIN APPROVAL SIGNATURE OF BRANCH/OESK 8. O. SIGNATURE Or GPANCIVOESK a. Oo PaeQuest APPROVED ov NE, (WHEN APPLICABLE) I *? . ae, oe O° Al oye td “ af 1 PRan Rete vedere HE3O eck are4 ree CATE CODE tFILE) NUMAER aly 1973 = 23 19 50 Ol OBSOLETE PREVIGU vors, 812 EDINIONS SECRET 12-63 MES 12-63 38 1—C8 COPY 14-0000 PROCESSING ACTION CUSSHCATION “AISPATCH [ce cas Chief of Station, Mexico City an . ____] BARRED FOR POEMS oa had BeOUTING RrQUIRED. jomr QUAUHTO DIA yan FUDGE INDILING ~ faromt 7 ete Chief, Western Hemisphere Division susie P"OTermination of KDFACTOR Project ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES REFBRENCE: HMMA~42,197 ; This is to advise you that the formal termination of the , _KDFACTOR Project was approved by the Associate WOMACE on 25 May 1973. James B. KARDENETZ TT rn ee ee ate ees oe a a Ae ee a ore Vw et wie i vn es | + _ “ : = DISTRIBUTION: 2-COS,Mexico city E2 IMPDET CL BY:055272 : : tt bi ti bi é " : mosseetaincewo SSS [ O#SPATCH Sveot AN mune 1 JUN 1973 -19467 PED: y_1973 _ HiGAL ‘CUSIFCTION [Hos FILE WUMBIR 31_Ma re SECRET 40-6-75 | 5 i> 1-WH-1/FI; 1-1P 9 ic GOFFCER § SIGNATURE Raymond Swider om 53 use previous coon. : _ Di SPAT CH 14-0000 14 May 1973 MEMORANDUM FOR: Acting Chief, WH Division - SUBJECT: KOFACTOR Project Amendment and Termination 1, The KDFACTOR Project, which provided photographie survetllance from two vantage potnts of the Soviet compound . {n Mexico City, was determined to be compromfsed due to the — VWBLANKET case. The five agents were terminated tn July ' 1972, _ but the base houses could not be terminated untfl January 1973 because ft was necessary to sell one and the termination of the second was tied to the termination of KDABBEY who owned the second base heuse. It was necessary to pay rent for several extra months until] these other términations could be effected. 2. The base houses and agents have now all been ter- minated and the Station already has rented a replacement. safehouse with new agents to provide the same coverage (KDALCOVE). 3. Approval of the amendment and termination of Project KDFACTOR fs recommended, Herbert WW. Natzke Acting Deputy Chief Western Hemisphere Division nen ttt ern ttre er pins . rg errr astra eee ttn re rafter eranepan - renee eerengecnninres ae enme PROCESSING NTO CASS rCA TION DISPATCH © __ | ARRED Foe EDULIS NO INDLLING RGUIEEO Omy Qualia GbSd CAN FUDGT INDE RES ern Hemisphere Division smary_of KDFACTOR Project Security Roview ACTION REQUIRLG - REFERENCES Forwarded under split transmission for your information is a copy of the KDFACTOR. security review. Also included are ——— two memoranda containing C/WOLENS and C/WOMUSE comments on the security review. Roger W. BICEGO ATTACHMENTS: 1. Left Side - herewith 2. Right Side - U/S/C DISTRIBUTION: Orig. 4 1 - COS, Mexico City DATE 28 JUN 1972 CROSS REFERENCE 10 DISPATCH SUSIBCL AND MUMABER LUD AY: RNG es ere ‘ a ORIGINATING OFFKLE = olka pay TST WH/1 Jolin Davis cf Moose | 1-WH/1 Chrono ee ae 1-IP Files OiHCE syeoot os! 140? % use previous EDITION. AN ORIN ne et te a tn aie at Raat entitle eg tee neni Ae Ee en en An ee Pree ee ane mee a ee. St 9 May 1972 MIEAORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director for Plans TROUGH : MPS/BG/FI SUBJECT : Project KDFACTOR - Security Review 1. The CI Staff is satisfied with the fine Security Review of the XDFACTOR Project activity and personnel, : 2. Mowaver, the Staff urges the Station to remain constantly alert to any security repercussions pertaining to all the terminated assets particularly in vaew of their past knowlecge of the project activity and the fact that some of thea had family and relatives who also were aware of the project activity. Focus should continue regarding any security problems pertaining to KDFACTOR-7. 3. In addition, the Station should continuc to monitor any Soviet investigation or probing of owners and tenants involved in the properties used under this project. : Frank W. Hughes C/CI/OPS/WH Distribution: . Orig. & 3 - MPS/BG/FI . 1 - Wii/1/Mexico ” ‘ 2 - CL1/OPS/WH SECRET ee A eee een te renee 14-09000 “tee MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT: Security Review of Project KDFACTOR , 1. At the time you approved the renewal of Project .-. . KDFACTOR in December 1971 you asked that the Station conduct an updated security review of this operation, which provides photographic surveillance of the Soviet _ Embassy in Mexico City. You asked that particular atten- tion be paid to terminated agents and their families. The Station has made a security review and a detailed report on the findings, from Chief, WH Division, is attached. 2. The report discusses the history of the opera- tion, describes security problems of the past and steps taken to remedy them, and discusses the security and operational situation of the agents presently covered by the project. The report notes that the two opera- tional sites and their associated agents are compart-— — mented from each other and that processing the film is now being done inside the Station. One section of the report discusses in detail the assets who were formerly involved in these operations but have been terminated. The final section of the report describes current secu- rity: practices and notes that an alternate photographic surveillance site has been procured and is available for use should the present one be compromised. 3. The report demonstrates that the security of the operation is being kept up to high standards and that there are no potential security threats from former agents that the Station is not aware of. The FI Staff believes that the Station's security review and the attached report satisfy the requirements of j your request. Qi 020, ._ L. A, Campbell Chief Foreign Intelligence Attachment Peeled SECRET 9 May 1972 MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director for Plans THROUGH : MPS/BG/PI SUBJECT : Project KDFACTOR - Security Review 2. The CI Staff is satisfied with the fine Security Review of the KDFACTOR Project activity and personnel. 2. However, the Staff urges the Station to remain constantly alert to any security repercussions pertaining to all the terminated assets particularly in view of their past knowledge of the project activity and the fact that some of them had family vand relatives who also were aware of the project activity. Focus should continue regarding any security problems pertaining to KDFACTOR-7. 3. In addition, the Station should continue to monitor any Soviet investigation or probing of owners and tenants involved in the properties used under this project. Fitee Fe! hig hia Frank W. Hughes C/CI/OPS /WH 14-0000 et SECRET aa adiiciaerenaaadt | - 1? APR i972 . MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Depvty Director for Plans SUBJECT 3 FI Project KDFACTOR, Security Review “REFERENCE : ADDP Memo (DD/P 1-5899) to C/WHD dated 14 December 1971 I. In response to reference the following is a summary of the KDFACTOR security review: The Station summary of the KDFACTOR Project security is as follows: ‘There were no known problems of security relating to the Project. In response to the Headquarters request, we have reviewed all phases of the operation and believe that Project security is sound. The Project assets have all been with us for many years and have established themselves as respectable long- time residents of the area, All five assets, four in one family and one in another, are extremely security conscious and have all been SGSWIRLED,’ The assets derive a substantial portion of their livelihood from their Agency employment and would thus lose a great deal if security factors ever necessitated a termina- . tion of their work for us,, As an additional safeguard, the KDLITERAL and KDABSINTHE operations are compartmented from each other, 2nd there has never been any indication that either segment cf KDFACTOR knows of the other's existence", The Headquarters desk has also reviewed the security of the . KDFACTOR Project and agrees with the Station that the security | is sound, In fact, as presently constituted, the KDFACTOR : Project is well compartmented, and each of the two KDFACTOR Co photo basehouses (KDLITERAL and KDABSINTHE) is run by long- DG term assets whe draw a minimum of suspicion in their operational id activities. Terminated assets could possibly expese the existence fat Cycloged rem gempyg?: . 238 + Geral ak 14-00000 a SECRET. gw of this project, but that seems unlikely from the Headquarters . review of terminated agents witting of present KDFACTOR . operational activities. A Soviet investigation of property owner- ship around the Soviet Embassy and their awareness that the Soviet Embassy was under photographic surveillance in the past could result in a Soviet investigation of the activities and contacts of KDABBEY-1, the owner of an apartment building and four houses close to the Soviet Embassy, It is doubtful that KDABBEY-1's activities, which do not inter-relate with the activities of the KDFACTOR agents, would in any way expose the KDFACTOR Project operational activities, 2, A brief history of the KDFACTOR Project: The KDFACTOR Project had its origins in the LUERSEY and LIPSTICK Projects, both active in the mid-1950's, In 1958, after the arrest of two LIPSTICK surveillance team members, it was decided to break off the more sensitive, uncompromised LIPSTICK assets manning and supporting two basehouses for photo surveillance of the Soviet Embassy, These asséts were consolidated with one photo basehouse against the Soviet . Embassy and one ‘surveillance team from the LIIERSEY Project into a new project-(LIEMPTY), which was approved on 16 January 1959. The LIEMPTY Project, renamed the KDFACTOR Project in 1971, consisted of three photo ‘basehouses, two viewing-the front of the Soviet Embassy (LIMITED and LILYRIC) and one viewing the rear garden of the Soviet Embassy (LICALLA), plus a mobile surveillance team (LIENTRAP) tied closely with the LIMITED basehouse, which was the radio control point for dispatch of the LIENTRAP. - - In 1959 the LIENTRAP surveillance vehicle and two team members were arrested at the scene of a Cuban demonstration in Mexico City, A Station review of the security implications of this incident stated that it did not materially affect the security of the project nor expose any of the LIEMPTY basehouse operations, (Note: As the basehouse operations ’ were compartmented, the only exposure possible from this incident would have been of the LIMITED basehouse, which is no longer in existence, } The LIEMPTY Project operated substantially as above until “ the Warren Commission report was published in late 1964, In this publica- tion was a picture of a person entering the Soviet Embassy taken from the . LIMITED basehouse. The LIMITED photo basehouse was closed in Sept- ember 1964, and all photographic surveillance was suspended as a security precaution. In January 1965 the LIMITED basehouse was relocated, and SECRET 14-0000 pt SECRET \ -3- later that year the building it had previously been in was razed by the v owner, KDABBEY-l. From 1964 on it must be assumed that the Soviet _. Embassy in Mexico City beUleves it is under regular photographie sur- . velllance, \ . : Further project changes took place in 1966 when the LILYRIC basehouse was relocated to another apartment with approximately the’ same view, In May 1968 the LIMITED basehouse was terminated and LIEMPTY-6, the basehouse keeper, retired. This affected the LIENTRAP _- ‘eoverage of Soviet véhicular movement monitored and directed from the - LIMITED basehouse, With the.clesing of LIMITED and the Station decision to replace Raymond H. GERENDE, Mexican national contract agent who handled the LIEMPTY Project since its inception, the LIENTRAP mobile surveillance team was underemployed, and the decision was made to move it to the LIEMBRACE Project. This was done in early 1970, soon after GERENDE had been relieved of operational responsibilities in December 1969. The photo processing of the KDOFACTOR (formerly LIEMPTY) film take is now being done by the Station, In the past, it was done by the Station, by GERENDE, and by KDFACTOR-I1, who was terminated amicably in early 1971. The building housing the KDLITERAL (formerly LICALLA) photo basehouse was purchased in 1957 by KDABBEY-1! for the Station, KDLITERAL is in a row of four houses all owned ostensibly by KDABBEY-1! but actually by the Agency, This row also houses a base- house for FID's KDVAULT Project. The apartment building housing the KDABSINTHE (formerly LILYRIC) photo basehouse is owned outright by KDABBEY-1, who has been most: cooperative in assisting the Station in ‘maintaining and occasionally moving (1965 and 1966) photo basehouses, Thd LIMITED photo basehouse was dlso located on KDABBEY-1's property when it was active. , The individual basehouse operations are and have always been compartmented one from the other, The only points of breakdown in the compartmentation have been: (a) the LIMITED basehouse was linked to the LIENTRAP mobile surveillance; (0) KDFACTOR-1 was processing films from all the basehouses and could, therefore, be aware of their exact locations; (c) GERENDE was aware of all aspects of the KDFACTOR operation, and has since been terminated; (d) Oliver G, SCANTLING, Station contract agent retired in 1971, was aware of the KDFACTOR Project SECRET 14.90000 «= OSEORET wy -4- through his past work with LIEMPTY-6 and with GERENDE on KDFACTOR Project activities; and (e) the fact that the two present basehouse properties are owned by KDABBEY-}, who ts wilting of the locations and general activity of both KDFACTOR basehouses, . 3. Agents:and Case Otficers presently active in the KDFACTOR | v ; Project: © *As of:March 1972; Oliver J. MANKUNAS is the case officer responsible for handling the operations of KDFACTOR; Bruce H. FERNALD _ is the alternate case officer, The following is a list of active agents in the KDFACTOR Project: A. KDFACTOR-2 (201-136454) DATE OF OA: 27 December 1956 DATE SGSWIRLED: 27 April 1966 ' PRESENT POSITION: KDLITERAL Basehouse Operator _ COVER: Accountant for a local bus line - works cover job in the evenings. B. KDFACTOR-5 (201-119961) DATE OF OA: 9 May 1956 DATE SGSWIRLED: 2 March 1966 PRESENT POSITION: KDABSINTHE Basehouse Operator COVER: Industrial engineer - works cover job during the day. C. KDFACTOR-6 (201-167567) DATE OF OA: 16 October 1967 DATE SGSWIRLED: March 1966 PRESENT POSITION: Wife of KDFACTOR-5. ; Co-KDABSINTHE Basehouse Operator COVER: Housewife D, KDFACTOR-S8 (201-762111) DATE OF OA: 29 November 1965 DATE SGSWIRLED: 3 March 1966 : PRESENT POSITION: Son of KDFACTORs-5 and 6, Part-time KDABSINTHE Basehouse Keeper/Operator. COVER: Part-time shopping (shopper) investigator for Sears Roebuck de Mexico, SECRET 14-0000 vs SECRET ew -§-. E. KDFACTOR-9 (201-762112) © DATE OF OA: 27 July 1966 DATE SGSWIRLED: 3 March 1966 PRESENT POSITION: Son of KDFACTORs-5 and 6, Part-time KDABSINTHE Basehouse Keeper/Operator, COVER: Medical student " F. KDFACTOR-10 (201-254181) woe : DATE OF OA: 14 September 1959 DATE SGSWIRLED: Not tested PRESENT POSITION: Non-salaried. Wife of KDFACTOR-2, - (KDLITE RAL). COVER: Housewife G. KDABBEY DATE OF OA: (28 April 1954 DATE-SGSWIRLED: Not tested PRESENT POSITION: Non-salaried, President of Construcciones Aztlan. Owner and landlord of KDVAULT and KDFACTOR basehouses, Regarding the security of the above active KDFACTOR agents, - the KDLITERAL basehouse is handled by KDFACTOR-2 with the assistance of his wife, KDFACTOR-10. They have a long-time maid and a 13-year- old san who lives with them in the basehouse, Neither the son nor the maid is believed to be witting. The photographic equipment is kept in a locked room, and the product is kept in a locked safe. KDFACTOR-2 was recruited by KDCALVERT-1, who is an active, long-term Station agent in the KDCALVERT Project and whois not considered a threat to KDFACTOR-2's | security. KDFACTOR-2's activities are also known to his brother, the former LIPSTICK-47, who was one of the two LIPSTICK surveillance team members arrested in 1958 and who gave the police considerable information regarding LIPSTICK surveillance activities, LIPSTICK-47 was terminated in late 1958:and is believed to have withheld from the police the information regarding KDFACTOR-2 and the KDLITERAL basehouse. KDFACTOR-2 and his family have occupied the KDLITERAL basehouse since 1957 and have been discreet and security conscious in their dealings with neighbors and relatives, | SECRET 14-0000 SECRET -6- . ett - ' \ . \ . The KDABSINTHE basehouse is manned by KDFACTOR-5, his wife KDFACTOR-6, and his two sons KDFACTOR-8 and KDFACTOR-9. The, SGSWIRL of 2 March 1966 went into detail on who is witting of KDFACTOR-5's work for the Station, The result was that his immediate family, including a married daughter who no longer lives at the basehouse, are aware of the photographic operation. KDFACTOR-5 was recruited by’ LIEMPTY-I2, a U., S. citizen with a private company in Mexico City who. is no longer working with the Station but who is considered patriotic 2 and no threat to KDFACTOR security, 4, Terminated Agents Possibly Affecting Present Project Security: A. Raymond H. GERENDE ‘ GERENDE is a Mexican citizen and was a contract agent until his termination on 26 June 1970. He had been employed by the Station intermittently since 1955 and was used almost exclusively in support activities, Since the start of the LIEMPTY Project in 1958 GERENDE had been directly involved with this project serving as cutout to the basehouses, carrying and processing films, ..and giving general direction to the project as principal agent, In 1969, after years of.excellent service with the Station, GERENDE had serious marital problems which ended in separation from his wife, KDFACTOR-7. From December 1969 to June 1970 GERENDE was not used operationally but was ‘maintained on half pay with the hope the divorce pro- " ceedings would be completed quickly, When it became apparent the divorce would drag on interminably, the Station reluctantly terminated GERENDE : and his wife. Bruce H. FERNALD, career agent, met with GERENDE monthly from July 1970 through May 1971 while paying him his termination bonus in ten installments, GERENDE is still living in Mexico City, where - he owns some property and has an income as an English teacher to employees of two local firms, He visited his wife and children in Holland in December 1970, It appears he may now be financially pressed as his English class ' . schedule has been cut back, The Station as of 10 April 1972 had no informa- tion that would indicate GERENDE has violated hig secrecy agreement, There is an indication that GERENDE came to the attention of the Soviets in 1968; A Mexican walk-in to the FBI office in Mexico City, who was later interrogated by the Federal Security Police in 1970, said that in 1968 he had been employed by the Soviet Embassy Second Secretary, Oleg Masksimovich Nechiporenko (20!1-305870), to investigate persons working with the Mexican Olympic Committee. The persons investigated SECRET SECRET =n, -7- A) included GERENDE, who apparently became a specific target of Soviet invéstigation. It is unclear. from the report of the Federal Security Police how far the Soviet-investigation of GERENDE had proceeded, Nechiporenko ° -. Was. PNG'd from Mexico in March 1971, GERENDE's possible exposure to the Soviets could have:been through his work on the Olympic Committee as a translator or through his work for the Station, which used him for a wide rangé, of Support tasks against the Soviet and Cuban targets, . B KDFACTOR-?7 (wife of GERENDE) “ge ; KDFACTOR-? is a Dutch citizen and the former wife of GERENDE, She returned to the Netherlands in July 1970 with her children, She had served as a support agent assisting GERENDE. She is believed witting, in general terms, of GERENDE's activities regarding the KDFACTOR Project. She was-terminated on 26 June 1970 and signed both a secrecy agreement and quit claim, After termination it became apparent that she had considerable hard feelings toward both the Agency and GERENDE over financial‘problems between her family and GERENDE,. While the Station was not directly involved in all the financial problems, the Station was involved in regard to her divorce claims against GERENDE's salary, a large part of which came covertly from the Station, In July 1970 KDFACTOR-7 came to the Agency Headquarters and complained about her financial settle- ment, In September and November-1970 she wrote two letters directly to the Agency on the same subject. In late 1970 she also asked a Hague Embassy political officer to put her in contact with the Agency; however, she did not tell him the nature of her business. In January 1971 the Agency contacted KDFACTOR-‘'s brother, a U. S; Army civilian with a "Top Secret” clearance living in Alexandria, Virginia, and was able to resolve the financial mis- understandings with KDFACTOR-7, In January 1971 the Hague Station reported KDFACTOR had, without Station influence, obtained a job as social secretary with the Department of State-at the Embassy. It is believed that this job has probably solved many of her financial problems and should also inhibit her from exposing her past work with the Mexico City Station, as such exposure could jeopardize her job, The Embassy in the Hague was briefed in general terms on KDFACTOR-7's background. C. KDFACTOR-1 KDFACTOR-1 is a Mexican citizen and the brother-in-law of GERENDE, He was hired by the Station in 1956 to assist GERENDE in processing the photographic take of the KDFACTOR Project (at that time the LIPSTICK Project and later the LIEMPTY Project), KDFACTOR-1 SECRE: 14-0000 SECRET = -8- was later assisted in processing the photographic take by his wife, LIEMPTY-5, whois GERENDE's sister. KDFACTOR-1 was terminated in March 1971, and the photegraphic processing previously done by KDFACTOR-1 is-now doné‘in the Station. The termination was amicable _-and largely due to delays in film processing as KDFACTOR-I's medical practice expanded, © There does not appear to be any security problem in the termination of KDFACTOR-1 as he is discreet and also a close relative of GERENDE, The security of processing the film in KDFACTOR-I's _ Medical office was good as KDFACTOR-I's wife, LIEMPTY-5, was assist- ‘ing him with the processing and with the security of the darkroom. D. LIEMPTY-5 LIEMPTY-5 was hired by the Station in 1957 to assist KDFACTOR-I with the processing of KDFACTOR films, She is the sister of GERENDE and wife of KDFACTOR-l. She was terminated along with KDFACTOR-I in March 1971, Due to her close relationship with GERENDE and KDFACTOR-I, she is not considered a threat to the Project Security. E. Oliver G. SCANTLING . SCANTLING is a Mexican citizen who worked as a Station agent from 1954 until his termination without prejudice in February 1971, SCANTLING is in an excellent financial position and has assisted the Station in recent-years largely because his strong motivation to work against the Communists, SCANTLING worked as a surveillance team leader from 1954 to 1957 and then in the LIEMPTY (KDFACTOR) Project from 1958 through 1966, He was the cut-out to LIEMPTY-6 and a back-up principal agent for GERENDE. SCANTLING's termination was amicable, and he is not considered a security problem to the Station or the KDFACTOR Project. _F, LIEMPTY-6 LIEMPTY-6, a Mexican citizen and long-term Station asset, was retired in May 1968, He had manned the LIMITED photo base- house with his wife and son assisting him, He had been working with the Station since 1954, but age and ill health had reduced his efficiency. ’ LIEMPTY-6 knows GERENDE and SCANTLING, but is not aware of the names or locations of any of the present KDFACTOR agents and basehouses, While he could give information on his participation in KDFACTOR activities up to 1968, he has no motive to do this and is apparently happily retired on his ‘Agency termination bonus plus some financial assistance from his son- in-law, He is not considered a threat to the security of this Project. SECRET = SECRET es There was one indication that the Soviets were seeking out the- LIMITED photo basehouse and may have had suspicions. concerning LIEMPTY-6, This was a report by KDADAGE-10 that in mid-1966 Stanislav Sergeyevich Silnikov (201-271103), a Soviet Embassy guard, asked KDADAGE- 10 to report on his neighbors near the Soviet Embassy, Silnikov expressed interest in all the occupants of the new apartment building which houses the KDABSINTHE photo basehouse,. but did not mention the KDABSINTHE base- house keepers by name. Siinikov did name specific persons he was inter- ested in and these included LIEMPTY-6, KDADAGE-10, of unknown . reliability, said he did not give Silnikov any information, ‘but added that, between himself and the Station, he suspected LIEMPTY-6 and had heard it rumored he worked for the Americans. In 1966 Headquarters already assumed the Soviets were aware of the LIMITED basehouse because it was used for radio direction of the LIENTRAP mobile surveillance, In any case, _the Soviets apparently took no action prior to the closing of the LIMITED basehouse and the relocation of LIEMPTY-6 in May 1968, It is bélieved this incident has no implications that would threaten the security of current KDFACTOR assets, 5.. Current KDFACTOR Security Practices: The two photo basehouses, KDLITERAL and KDABSINTHE remain compartmented, as they-have been throughout the history of the Project. The Station case officer responsible for the project meets weekly with KDFACTOR-2, responsible for the KDLITERAL basehouse, and with KDFACTOR-5, responsible for the KDABSINTHE baschouse, In these meetings he picks up the product, provides new supplies, pays salaries and handles miscellaneous administrative matters, These are car meetings usually held in early morning or at night and the pickup puints are changed regularly. Meeting time is kept toa minimum and meetings are pre- . Scheduled whenever possible, The photographic product is processed in the Station, thus increasing the security and timeliness of its handling over the past practice of having KDFACTOR-1! process it in his office darkroom, The case officer only meets with KDFACTOR-2 and KDFACTOR-S5; however, in‘emergencies other witting family members of either basehouse can be contacted and met, In case the present sites or personnel are com- promised, the Station has rented another apartment in the building housing the KDABSINTHE basehouse and has installed members of the KDCALVERT Project as residents, This new apartment offers as good a vantage point SECRET 14-0000 SECRET a, -10- for photographic coverage as the KDABSINTHE and.could quickly be activated if for any reason the KDABSINTHE basehouse becomes untenable, . . . Theodore G. Shackley “ Chief Western Hemisphere Division > . NOTED: A@an 2 Wha / a ADD/P Date SECRET RA WREeEERERererreseeeeessrenn = 14.90000 read Ne ‘ a aa s vnwent wile p2/? 1-599 * MORANDUM FOR: Chief, Western Hemisphera Division al x SUSJECT: FI Project NDFACTOR FY 1972 Amcacnueat No.1] Bicnniai Renewal . Proposa: cor Siseal Yoars i972 aad 1973 z 1971 J approved sudject actions ea below: 1, On 10 Dees in the amounts spe a FY (97) Ancner ax. $23, 620) to $27, S96, bBo PY 1972 Renewal = For $i9, 006 ec FY 173 Renewal - - For $20,060 2. Task that the S.ation conduct an usdaied security ceview oi this operation, giving particular aitcadan to tae knowledge- ability of terminated agents and theis camities as diucussec in Desens paragrapa 3'of saierca: memorandum, Mumoranau (paragrapa ADDP MEMO of 14 December 197% 1 14-0000 a , v CASEICAROR : FAOCISSING AION 7 _ DIS PATCH a eee . . 8 BC ¢ R BT ae oassonsmt we _ Chief of Btation, Moxico > City — | ax [no rioting eracieED wid ~~" - — 7 jour oxo 098 ~~ ~ : _ eat vost nner _ 120" ~ Chiof,. Wostern Hemiephere Division 8 akrotes _. ‘Oproject 1 LIEMPTY FY 1971 Approval _ ACHON Biavaic RETAINS © Ref: DIRECTOR 038379 WEA 1. Project LIEMPTY has been approved for FY 1971 in the amount: of $23,635. It has also been amended for FY 1970 in the amount of $10, 498 (from $38,970 to $49,468) in order to cover termination payments to Raymond H. GERENDE and his wife, LIEMPTY/19,. The approval carried a WOMACK caveat that - termination payments to GERENDE and his wife must be made on a monthly basis ag described in the referenced cable.” ‘2. In submitting the project renewal request we wrote _ dn paragraph 2 under Future Plans that the Station would- _gubmit up-dated emergency contact plans. Please submit ‘these plang in your first quarterly progress report for FY 1971 so that we can meet our obligation to the approving authorities, 3. <A copy of the approved FY 1971 renewal request is being forwarded by split transmission for your files, Spencer N. HUTCHINS Attachments: 1 ~ LIEMPTY Project Renewal, left portion h/w 2.<-LIEMPTY Project Heneval, center portion usc 3 ~ LIEMPTY Project Renewal, right portion use Distribution: Orig. and 1 - COS, Mexico City oe LTEMPTY ROSS RETRACT TO ONPATONSYHGOL AND MUMBIR.==~SOS*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*«~Y~CTR ~~ Ie HMMH-17950 10 June 70. JUN 1979 CLASSIFICATION ale ee SECRET 050-006-074/1 7 ORIGINATING UW. * * _ COORDINATING WH ee RELEASING / + J OFFKE SyMBOL bart Tie swage I ver raa5 = , Tx - C/WH/1 lo June 70; John Cl Murray ~ ~ DISPATC*. ONG EL i" «53 use PAE sufi mF. th se a EE ae mere) eeeme Leen rete she inet ewe warns 14-00000 =™ ; , a SECRET PUNDING (When Filled In) . 7 emit, a) . : UA uo. > pate_/#<~ 70 (DOCUMENT # POR . THIS PROJECT) NOTIFICATION OF PROJECT APPROVAL ACTION 10: CHIEF OF STATION (BASE). Pit bite ATTENTION: FINANCE OFFICER \. ah \ INFO: ' prosect_4 /¢%y L7Y PAN Q/35- 1x09 ST aw fy Wes Pa? « TYPE OF ACTION PERIOD oF action" {7 ‘/ 70. ae ait 2s: anount~9% Z Fad : NEW » PREVIOUS ACTION IN THIS FISCAL YEAR a 7440 2 2 ft .EWAL aan TOTAL FISCAL YEAR APFROVAL . ° EXTENSION —_ wae Tha TERMINATION FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR KQS USE wae a Zz Pare Tal AMENDMENT FUNDS pval ABLE FOR PIED USE : OTHER —_ ete Ge ee tardite ied fo “fle op ley, | 7 CHIEP, WH/B&F HQS USE ONLY PROCESSED APPROVED TYPE OF ACTION PERIOD AMOUNT ~ the A j Em PT ‘J Et i . . . Lic vaidaaietot Spe w . SECRET (When Pilled In) 14.90000 , - an Ne, SECRET _ - wth /} * Te : PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION ; 7 , . , (Tjea LaJesoraratany 5 ever T—Jevoero APPROVING AUTHORITY AMOUNT PERIOD OF APPROVAL rnow 2 Sdly 1970 CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL SIGNATURE MPS/9G DISTRIBUTION _—, — — FINANCE QU0GET 1 | OPERATING DIVISION case ja uPs a6 DIVISION - Orvisson CHIEF QF SUPPORT OFFICER | FORM 849 vse Previous SECRET tt 6-66 KOtTIONS. (3) 14.90000 ~ SECRET ; we | PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION LJ propricrany (C7] suesioy Division Das case orrican RATENSION Jaok Barry 4157? AFPROVING AUTHORITY PERIOD OF APPROVAL FROM 2 duly 1969 ro e) duna iV thor cise s7MBOL CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL Project anonded for an additional 310,198 for FY 70. SIGNATURE , (Slened) E. Xk. Horas, DISTRISUTION aupeer ~*~ OPERATING O1vision | 4 Case DIVISION, CHIEF OF SUPPORT OFFICER FORM vse PREVIOUS [rans se Ge ‘s) 6-46 849 EOrTIONS. SECRET {a 8 14-0000 ft ee. ere > . t 8 ! extne ‘aRIAT.Dissemmnation * Cr assiFieo MESSAGE Torau Cog ts fer A ____ aout 19s con irs sr ). aseepenmare : ——_ . - . (When Fi Lsvrecnetens = \ ADVANCE COPY Om —— Eas Sis: or. acs PROWIBITED . f : . : INOEA, pve! a ee a Cuassey toce Cr . : ove I aren nach — aL \ oitsue a! Pr . ; e__/O radide ED nctunn ro ——______ eraner i : ACTION UNIT 4 ous 1] FE? lav. sks | ; AC TION WO, . 7 . GIL t : SECRET 1923592 MAR 70 ‘CITE MEXICO CITY 2766 : DIRECTOR ~~ _ oo . 10h :.046 44¢ : LIEMPTY REF: DIRECTOR 018246 “Le POUCHING LIEMPTY REPORT 26 MARCH. REGRET DELAY WHICH DUE PRESS OTHER ACTIVITIES REDTOP FIELD. 2. FILE: 50-6-74/3. GP=1 “eS co - SECRET SECRET . 10 +4 }} A. whe todee al ao aes ; ia a ) | 7 Ap EAMG EES eats Put OM “Lt Lf EAMG / i H v 5 Se _, 1 RES ea _DISPA ATCH [oo sremet heen uu. Ne SO ~ 7 — t - Chief of Station, Mextco City ‘ Let IAG A FEQUIRET | jee - : ° ~~" ™ cee 7 : Towing ARsvdE “wo! : Y ' : k ; ‘e Rotts | a es 7 pe gee gene em ere eee ee + Action Required: None, FYI | Project LIEMPTY has been approved in the amount of | $38,970 for the period 1 July 1969 through 30 June 1970. | Of the total FY 70 amount, $38,470 ig authorized for field use, and $500 will be retained for Headquarters use. | Anthony B. WELDRAKE | i Distribution: Orig. | & 1 ~ COS, Mexico City RHR SAIC SeUABOL AND NUMLER ETS ee ta tg SEP 1969 ween. neato September) 1969 mags \ AMMW - 17472 bit ¥- oes (RC oa meee 8 | | Le. as gS Was LPF: J j. 3. Barry/_ {GU ROINANING RI -1 CHRONO - ! ce 1; “tedapt | Ernest 3-7 wae "beat tenes J. “Pefkerda nos - Bis DISPAT CH ty 53° use previous EDITION MFG Bren. 14-00000 Date NOTIFICATION OF PROJECT APPROVAL ACTION “T0 FIELD FINANCE OFFICER TO: Chief cf Station aa —— peor La Mew! Fnnces ob PROJECT: L/S 2AIT9 PAN: Ne AGO TYPE OF ACTION: omneR Codecs) ee preg - NEW RENEWAL EXTENSION AMENDMENT TERMINATION AND DATE PERIOD OF ACTION: AMOUNT FISCAL YEAR PROJECT APPROVAL: FY_ 4% —FY THIS ACTION: PREVIOUS ACTION: LELRO TOTAL FISCAL YEAR PROJECT APPROVAL: YZEL0 FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR HQS USE: to FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FIELD USE:* — 2% ¢2¢0 . #TOQ BE USED AS A GUIDE FOR DISTRIBUTION OF OBLIGATION AUTHORITY. SECRET (When Filled In) 1yg00000 PROCESSING ACTION . V MAREED FOR MMOEKING ‘ Wo INDEGING REQUIRED y ONLY QUAUTIED DESK CAM FUDGE IRDDING Renewal Reeuest acon RrQuiats irre : . : References: 4. HAMA- ta, & November 1vut 1 ’ BB, IOMAec3014, & January 195% : f Cy. Weel ditt, 21) May loss DOD, Hibbhethonu, 22 July 1905 . ue Man bes, ls January 1959 : F, HIGiNes, . Janvary Lye - i ° G. WuAICe CUry ud0u, Li Mareh 1969 : Forwarded berewlth and under separate cover by split trans- mittal §8 a request ior the renewal ef Proyect LIEMPTY ior FY 1970, Funds in the anoun€ of USShe io are being requested, ferfWitiard Cc, cures . ; RECORDS OFFICER STAMP tha f fobioeies ugtion is hat i che, A Attachment: , Af appropriate. 1. Pr ee renewal request, right side i/w 2. Pre;ect renewal request, leit sife u/s/c; t oa i ~ atk, ue i . Digtribution; = “ _ Tart ~ CAM w/att b/w and ussfe ; fisted me eae ‘ A C/SH wfatt A/w and u/s/e aecisst3' 20 AA pany dart va fet CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYARSOC AND NUMBER BENS 710 ld March (yoo . a ~~ qaccitiranay Thins Fre wii gee . 7 LOntaT4/1 14-0000 K : ; . a . : 3 | a . i i | 3 ; : : i 3 REQUSST FOR PROJECT RENSWAL y r a . ' | q PROJECT TEMP TY CASE OFFIC i t . i 1 ' : : STATION. Mexico City CHIEF (OF STATICY i ' i | | ocper NP : pecorns OFFICES aan The fovtewing Sy eet a is aie tT eth e ise i . tones OEE t 1 i ' Cee wae RE RSET gate nase ee BE PE Fe: per ces megreseapeay . nsiregy La red a oe 14-0000 ~ oo ae PROTECT LUEMPTY . ee EST FOR RYNEWAL CURRINT CBJECTIVES A. The overall objective of Project LIEMPTY, now in its eleventh year of existence, jis to collect operational information oa the FISTLAL installation, its personnel and visitors, as well as related targets oOo. opportunity through stat tonary /mobile photo praphic and physteal surveillance wechanisms, Corollary objcetives which are to be fulfilled through use of the LIEMPYTY installations, mechanisms, and persunne) are as follows; 1.0 To provide delaited operational loformatton pertatuiog to the daily iovements and activilies of PISTYAL personnel, particularly those individuats of intelligence interest, as well as iniormation on the £dSTSAN physical plant and visitors to the premises, 2. To collect operation#t) antormation on persons associated With ISPS pevsoned and on individuals known or srsvected to have conneetions with the Fd i EVcAL entethtrence services or other bestile proves whieh ave duimieal to the juterests Of LNFORT, . ~ Oo. To provide cpermitsonai seppurt, counter svrveiilance, and/or other protective serveven to VORTRM perseanned and operations, us may oo Towles wpoa the Station or rs cay be deened neeessavy, LE, The ahovwo chieetives are to he I Cilled threcnh centinued tea dart Leitation ow: the LILYRIC aad VIC SaSen fren se Ponohite catty amd the serviees of Lone -tine nm, She UTLIMPTY Prorect is the parr ugatase che en ois conpletely responsive to Privrity Ael Taw the ur OOK pm. eontraet aceprt, Raymond ', GIRONA, cornerstone of the Statioats ereratioual preg and aS os Crnerafingn Birective, C. Throucshout the Project vear under review, Project LESVpty continued to contribute direetly and sientijceantiv to the tuliill~ ment of Station and Headaanrters’ requests and requiresents for coverape of various tarrets falling within the above cited (ramework, 14-0000 “a During: the Project year Project LEEMPTY provided al) oof the Lixed operatiount photographs and physi.eal surveillance reports used in Mexica Citys Station's operations targetted asainst the FUSTEAL installation and personnel, Specssic examples of the LIEMPTY Eroject's pregress and contributions willbe Lound in Section 3 below (2EFECTIVENESS), ' CHANGES : : A. Cperational 1. The majon change during the preceeding: period has been the closing of the LIMITSD basehouse and the termtnation of LIEMPTY=—. This has resulted in considerable financial saving with nO loss tin ellicioncy-elo the contrary, as a matter of fact. The major reason for the change was the fact that LTEMPYy-.o was frowtnp less reliable with age. He was not always able to be on the job, and when he was, his fixed surveillance reporting was occasionally inuccurate, and bis photerraphy was often poor, There had been considerable overlap between LILYRIC and LIMITED reporting, and with the closing of LIMIT#D, the LULYRIC working hours were extended slightly so that Cull working hours of the FISTEAL instablation continued to be covered. ‘The only disadvantage to this arrangement ts that the vantage point ol the FISTEAL installation which had been shared by . LIMITLD and LILYRIC will now go uncovered during pertods of annual leave by LILYRIC personnet (the LULYRIC personnel are all members of one family and normally take their leave together), t 2. There have been no echanves in the operating procedures and techniques of LUSMPTY<0 in the LICALLA baschouse, The refinements deseribed in the previous Project Cutline have been elfective and have been maintained, The same can be said of LYEXTRAP, which has become a much more flexible tool since its partial interration inte the LIEMBRACE team, There have been no changes in LILYRIC precedures, other than expansioa of coverage to include the entire working week, B,. Financial ~ LILMPTY=9 was granted a salary increase, etfective 1 May TOUCH, In recognition of his excellent job pertormance, LIPMPry-14 and -27 were eranted salary increases on ld May 1968, largely as compensation aor the extra hours they agreed to put in to ‘nsure fulletime coverare of the FJSTEAL tnstallation by LILYRIC, Memoranda of Cral Agreement covering these three salary increases were florvwarded with HMMA-34573, 2 May 1yes8, Finally, LIESETY-Ll was sranted a salary increase cirective 1 January 19S, in recopnition of his increased work load with the LIEMRRACH team, MCA was vorwarded with HMMA-5 191, 25 Do cember Lyos, 14.90000 ee Cc. Personnel . J]. As noted above, LIEMPTY=5 was terminated effective 31 May 1968 tn connection with the closing of the LIMITED bazehouse, Termination was completely amicable, and LIZEMPTY-" received a generous termination bonus, 2, LIcMPTY-26 was hired as of 1 May 19.8 to help LILYRIC personnel maintain their expanded coverage. No security factor is involved, as LIVPTY=2i is part of the same tanily as the rest of the LILYRIC personne], LILMPTY-}2.) had been granted an OA in 195 and had been used sporadically since that time. 3, An amendaent to GeRENDE's contract has been requested, This amendment would puarantce GERENDE termination benetits equal to these provided for by Mexican law, in tho event of GiRiNDE'S termination by WOFIRM. The amendment would also provide GeRENDEN with a wraduated seale Gi beneiits should he deecsde to resign, See HMMAn33L2, 27 January 1909, tor detallis, EFFECTIVENESS Throughout the period umier review, Gach operational component of Proiect LIENPTY contributed actively and coneretely to the Autsalinent of the operational tasks levied on Station Mexico City, High-lights of the accomplishments and the achieveneats O01 each component are cited helow: A. Fixed Pasehouses Stele ain nc nRataaAE eRe 2. LIMITED Uint?!] tts termination, the LINTT™D installation provided daily photeyraphic, coverace and physical surveillance of the main gate of the FISTNAL installation, During the seven-month period from 1 November 1947 through 31 May 1968, the LIMITED base provided 911 frames of operational photographs. In additicn, the LIMITED base provaded over 1,000 pages at physical surveillance reports, 2.- LILYRIC During the Project year under review, the LILYRIC installation provided extensive photographic and fixed visual] surveillance of the front of the FJISTLAL installation. The LILYRIC base- house provided the majority of the operational photoyranhs produced by the LIEMPTY Project, During the IS-nmenth period fron 1 November (1967 through 31 December 1968, the LILYRIC basehouse provided 15,331 operational photographs and several 14-0000 thousand pares ef physical surveillance reports covering the ee daily movements of all FISTAAL officers, As a specific exanple of the impertance of LILYRIC coverage, it was LILYRIC photes which made pessible the identification of a WCLADY citisea who had been in clandestine contact with an AEGRIP ofticer., This information was turned over to LNERGO, which was pursuing the case, In gencral, LILYRIC provides the Station with a Jarse percentage of the CI raw material . collected on the FUISTEAL tarcet, such as automobile license nunbers, PCS and TDY arrivals -andtdepartures, unusual activities such as demonstrations, unusual or lengthy absences of personnel, etc, This information also has positive operational value, but its most important use is as the wajor source of jdentificatton of FISTHAL personnel and ef infermation on their movements, The Station has frequent requests from LNURGO which can only Le fulfilled by LIAMPTY coverave, and this "permanent and cowplete record” of FISTEAL activities is dnavaluable for servieing the CE requirements er beth VOFTRM and LNERGO, SS. LICALLA 2 2 2 i eee Dering the above cited Wiemontin period, the LICALLA installation previded photosrachie and physica surveillance coverare of the back of the FASTLAL installation and its garden and patio area, This coverare provided 5,125 individual photographs as well as numberous surveillance and observation reports. These reports incivded daily, weekly, and monthly Summaries of activities, semiemonthty attenuanee renovis (of FISTEAL various Special reports, and special intensive eovevare of tarrets selected by ihe Ctation, Jt should be that the LICALLA baseheuse aliovs Station Mexice City theiy a. feduty and persemnel), nated te erve the EISPUAT, personne t durloag reereationad bou The LICALLA Jostaileation has become the most taluable of the hasehouses, net only begause of its so vantare neint bub abso because of the porceplivencss Mis sorvellianee reperts have frequentiy given ssations amnoms the - Sy . Sasteht foto povecnal asso vpersoune? and ave enabled v ©® introduce yvreater tVity and ef Poetivenr t entive LILOTY operation, \ reporting bas the createsk nesitive operational ii provides raw materiel] tor use in tareet Finally, the LICALLA Ch fs oceasionaily used ina cons conducted from the 2 Paho since ion. . rE of various technical opera eormolex, Be Sur Fined Pascheuse Jf fec LIOMOTY baschouses (LIMITED, LICALLA, and LILYRIC) 2g Gl operational photocraphs during the Laementh period revi above, Ths photorraghic coverare, linked with the physical surveillance reports prepared by each basehaouse, has proven to be a most reliable and viable tool tor: : Vea The fixed provided ayproximatetys 21,967 individual ¢ t cit vht.al ily comines and gofars o1 FISTEAL enous emplovees. . 1. Following the ¢ personnel and indir 2, Confirming the identities oi ; staffers and : their visitors (some of whom are TULADY citizens). 3. Aseertaining and verilyines the reidtive rank and position as well as indicating the specific duteclligence service connectien of various FISTSL officers, 4. Providing detaiied reporting on the movement and habit patterns of selected targets of srecial interest. ; ° Providing physical faeilities fer the support of iz Oe ane surveillance operations, various operational, technical, ! C.. The Nobile Photocraphic Unie | Le. During the period under review, the LTENETRAP mobile photerraphic unit cevered 4° photasrarhie assipaments in support of Mexico City Station's FIST .» PUERUMEN, and Communist Party operations, An average of two to three days is spent on each assigned target, usvally rotating the time of day the coverage is provided,. The LIONTRAP operators -LTSMPTY-10 and «11, have consistently turned in a useful and excellent quality photographic pretuct. rent, both operators 2, In addition, wiiile not on an ass have resularly assicned duties, LEM TY- bility for obtaining, renewing, and servicing most of the Station's accommedation addresses. The addresses are serviced three times a week, LISNPTY-1!11 has been serving partetime for the vast vear as the Seventh member of the LIEMARACH surveiliance team and has rervormed well in this. ie capacity. MPTY Principal Avent ENDS = 1 D. Raymond H. GER During the period under review, Raymond H. GcheND. continued in his role as the Project LIEMPTY principal axent. as the full-time cut-out te the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA basehouses and bore the first echelon ag for the velated personnel. In additic bear the contact and a responsi of the LIEMPTY photographic developir LIEAPTY-4.0 GEREND#'s overall operational ivnment involved at least 10 clandestine meetings per week. im addition to his meetings with the LIEMTTY Project case ofzicer. It should also be noted that GERENDY nade numerous and esseatial contributions to the sensitive Jum Operation and a with his detailed area knowledge in ma to make tndependent investivati : EGCSND!E continued to s for the operater ny laboratory, stances, He is used He 10 has the resnonsie GERUND: operates ne bandling responsibilitr ssisted the Station greatly 14-0000 assisted the Station in its MHRAVEL preeran, As a part of the - Station's effort to vreaden GEREND="s herizoans and to tike better advantage of his capabilities, GiNsXDY was made the handling oviicer supervision, ofiicer tor sRFAIN-3 under close cas Similar tasks are envisioned for GLRENDE in the future--agent handling as well as the spotting an& assessment ot operational . leads. These tasks are all assipned with due reyard for GERENDE's primary responsibilities, with the aim of getting the optimum use out of a capable and experienced field contract agent, he. Gverall Stiectiveness ~ wa As outlined above, each individual ererational camponent of the LIEVPTY Project, with the cxeeplion or the phased-eout LIMTTLD basehouse, contributed regularly and sinnifiecantty te the fulfille ment of Station Mexico City's operational vorocram, Sased on the continued excellent performance oa! Projeet personnel and the overall contributions of this Project, the Station strongly recommends that this Pro;ect be cont iaeed during the forthcoming Project year as an essential element of the Station's operational Support apparatus, PROBLEMS AND SECURITY During the Project year under review there were no known incidents which adversely aifected the security et Project LISMPTY or the related personnel, The termination of LINMPTY-c caused no problems, nor did the construction of a maid's raom on the root of the LICALLA installation, adjacent to LIEMPTY-9's pieto point. There is no indication that FUSTEAL personnel had anv suspicions about the construction work. The exposure of a LIEMBRACE surveillance vehicle (see NeXTCO CITY 283, 28 Fehrvary 10-9) caused momentary econctrn because the vehicle had been bought from a dealer where LIEMPTY-O9 has a part-time job, Along with all other employees of the auto dealer, LIES©TY-9 was questioned abort the purchaser of the ear. While L PY. was worried because he knew the purchaser of the car and was able to guess what had happened, the investigation was dropved and the case closed without any adverse effect on LIEXDTY-y or the LICALUA basehouse. LIATSON AND INTOR-AGENCY CCORDINATION Not applicable to Project LYEMPTY, PLANS 4 A, The changes made in the period under review have been largely technical, Witt ihe exception of a centinued expansion of 14-0000 nit non-LIEYPTy-oriented operational activity by GURLNDE, there are no significaat’ operational chanses centesplated. ULEEMPTY is a prorcet designed to support the Station's RADTOP proyran and is useful only as long as it supperts that progran eilectively, The Station believes that the seppert has been eftective, and that the product of the operation is valuable, Cccastonal miner changes will undoubtedly be aade in response to specific requirements and to continual etforts tevard imprevement, but continuing emphasis on the FUSTSAL tarset ior the reresmeable 7 future means, armoury other things, that the LUESPTY Project, in essentially its present fora, will coutinue to be a necessary part of the Station's program, B. No need fov expansion, in tere of personnel or tacilities, js foreseen, but costs will preoabiy *vinb slowly but Steadily to permit salary increases and to keep up with the rising cest of living as it affects utilities ar plies. Replacement af GARTND 's i vehicle (which was fa the mrevious Arajycet citiine, as th boc? be the Siatwen to coser the period cndiac so : BUCA re Hoeecsusar Inte fn PY GP 0 The evrrene ore 26 betne written ov tik . Pact replaced in FY Taye seoneeessary ia the tores & the velreie was ther replacescp? agsaucption > apd taat ne seeapte fut approved for PY vs ree ak Tate PPe-ect spendtuc fievonthdy account Vere Submitted YVitiecer via the Pra nid tures; rade in the ¥ three beurs of case ine is reauiréd eacn week istrative, and analytical ris Ligeve dees not include the iD-.) Aymond Hy Gincs or fon ort with nortiacant Yee Raymond yy ease of fic yoda eteht heurs or anal to Fulfikl the orevational, ad requirements oF this project. 40 houreweek put ino remelaris Be. TY Ua = It is resvested : coeet LIAMOTY ce anpreved in the Cunt Gt JR,900 dollars ver roaad (this ¢ represents rourhivy a 10 pereent Secrease cron the arount programme! tor the previous Proceet year}, While no larre expenditures are anticipated ier the re placement of phetovrar equiprent, durian the Lorthcoar od, inflation vay resul in ristag' cast ef veilities and supplies, and salary increases mav be: erants as indicated above, . Cetatlod breakdown of Frovect expenditures for FY To ™N, hie v a L fo and N71 Sollows: 14-0000 FY 19-4 FY 16°70 FY LO71 SALARTES : \ __ ZOaR Aa taymond H, GeRuNDs (P/A) $ 5,500 $ »,600 $ 6,500 LIEMPTY=-4 (photo processor) 2,400 2,400 2,400 LIEMUTY=<{9 (LICALLA) 4,520 4,320 4,320 (LIENTRAP) 4,224 4,224 4,224 (LIEN TRAP) 2,618 2,785 2,730 YENPTY=13 (LILYRIC) 1,835 1,535 1,536 LIEMPTY=14 (LILYRIC) 1,824 1,24 1,624 LIEAPTY=<$21; (LILYRIC) 672 672 672 LIEMPTY-21 (LILYRIC) 1,728 1,72% 1,728 LEGA TY-.s (LIMITED; Termination i t payment) 2,750 =e -0- | Christmas bonuses 2,140. 2,140 2,140 Contingency for possible ian “ salary increase 500 2,090 4,900 SUB-TOTAL $31,210 $59,060 $32,080 REAL ESTATE GERSNDE Dark Room Rent : $ 9.0 § - 940 $ 980 (: T 137) - 94 LICALLA (MEXT 03) 1,248 1,246 1,246 LILYRITC (MEXT 132) 2,889 2,859 2,880 S/Il Utilities 1,000 1,100 1,200 SUB-TOTAL 3 5,058 5 0,188 $ 6,288 VEHICLES N¥~-2 Of maintenance $ 400 S$ ~O- S$ -0- MV-2823 maintenance exe re] &00 1,000 Purchase of new MV and - maintenance 4,000 400 200 SUB-TOTAL $ §,000 3 1,200 $ 1,900 EQUIPMENT Maintenance and replacenent of phetographic equipment $ 200 $ 500 5 500 OPURATICNAL HXPENSHS Vurchase of Film: rental of post office accommodation voxes; rental oi vehicles; contingency . fund $ 1,000 $ 1,000 $ 1,000 38,970 $41,370 _ 14-00000 CG. As in the past, Saycond H. G2 UNDE will subnit semf-monthly expenditures with avpropriate There will ve no requirements for - Station’s capability to provide. accountings for all Yroject receipts or certivicatious, fereign currency béyand the AMERGUNCY CONDITEFONS A. In the event of civil disorders or the evolution of complete enrorced neutrality on the part of the host rovernment, it 16 believed that regular operational contact ceuld bu maintained with the majority of the active LIvrTy agents via Raymond He f GLRENDE or in his absence, Oliver G. SCANTLING, | In the most unlikely event of the establishzent of a regime limited centact could probably be the active Proaiert arents, it js hishiy probabte that B. openly hostile to LNYONT, maiutnined with the maiovrity on However, under these erreunstances, the activities of this Yroreect would be somevhat curtadled, CC. Revised and upedated emermenecy contact plans cor use with Raymond Hf, GERanDs aad Obiver G. SCANTILING ave on tile in the Station and at Headquarters (See Hel bods, dated Ul reoruary lv6S and HMMA2}25202, cated & February 1966). SECRET poof, NOTIFICATION OF PROJECT APPROVAL ACTION , _ TO FIELD FINANCE OFFICER - _ TO: tater of Station Maser. dt ih. Lah yy PROJECT:- Th emare PANG eh TYPE OF ACTION: - Korner Ce bedabdti Ys liana! owe Cranes NEW te est nebs sacle, xe pe eee i ted Mats, RENEWAL f' tu Che y EXTENSION AMENDMENT TERMINATION AND DATE PERIOD OF ACTION: AMOUNT FISCAL YEAR PROJECT APPROVAL: FY LL FY _ -THIS ACTION: PREVIOUS ACTION: | _BS20 TOTAL FISCAL YEAR PROJECT APPROVAL: 3520 __ FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR HQS USE: . - 44200 1 AG fe FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FIELD USE:* *TO BE USED AS A GUIDE FOR DISTRIBUTION OF OBLIGATION AUTHORITY. 1 : i : boy SECRET (When Filled In) I ' 4 14-0000 ogee ao0 man “TING ANC®OR IPPTIALSS Ster"By — —— ee : ~ IRETaMAT OVSSEMINATION sat SOTUNED SECRET emenren aren (When Filled In) reer we. CE EE , ee core O seuso oO e.orreD vee O no wba =O PAbsry 7O PLE NO sd ar Ossaw 2 __nne ; "ETON REF TO PLE NO. onancu() orereov aa <y DIRECTOR Hess iht 84} LIENPTY wv) 1. PREPARATION LIEMPTY PROJECT RENEWAL REQUEST DELAYED DUE RIZZUTO'S RECENT TDY HQS. WILL POUCH 1S NARCH,. Qe FILE 50-6-74/ 1. SECRET “a 7 ua m4 - Mla tS copy HPlar 67 : SECRET pe 5g - 6-74 Hi 14-0000 aD |. Rene AON DISPATCH pucnEe 7 - : a | MAREE FOR NOI 0 Chief of 8 tation, | Mexico ico City, _ _ ___& [xo morte erquiero int, OMY GUALIIO OFS CAN GOCE INOEING Chief, Western Eouisphore Divisies iceovns went 5 ” . . 4 > on | LOOPY Project Bonowsl deen Book Dispatch Ho.6769, 25 Hovenber 1968 This in s routine reminder thet the LIEMPTY Project Renewal for FY 1970 will be dus at Headquarters 14 March 1969. ‘I LD norets W. DAMICORR Distribution: Orig. & 1 - CO8/Mexteo City . ; rt pees Nae ane (RONS REFERENCE TO SPAT aR TaD WME mi SO GAN 1869 sy an 38 GASSIFICATION , fos hl eusR | ud COPY BECKER? 50-6-Th/d : ~__ ORIGINATING plone nyry COORDINATING oe a [owe RELEASING OFFKCE SY MBG oat OFFICER S SIGNATURE wH/1 9 Jan. 64 W. J. Kaufingh “* 53> use eacvious common, ‘aon Dp i § fos AT ¢ H MFG. 1-86 14-0000 PF —_ er erences, ne CAS HICATION PROCESSING ACTION - DISPATCH | SECRET ann 08 porto WO FDERING REQUIRED OMY QUALIFIED DESK CE IU0GE INDUINS eptastasitnith nna | | MICROFILM Chief of Station, Hex ico City Chief, Western Nemisphere Division Cor , f Approval of Project LIEMPTY ACTION REQUIRED - COHULENLES - Project LIEMPTY bas been approved for the period 1 December 1967 through 30 June 1969 in the amount of $69,725. Of the total, ‘$26,205 ‘would be disbursed in FY 1968, and $43,520 in FY 1969, representing no change in the funding you requested. $550 is re- tained for Headquarters use during FY 1968, and $200 (tor photo- ‘graphic equipment) in FY 1969. Zug Theresa H. BA Distribution: Orig. & 1 - COS, Mexico City €S COPY ROSS REFERENCE 1D _. bapy DISPATCH SYBASOL AND HUMBER WAMW-16419 RI CHRONO. Ceti b ekeedeee: . 3. Kaufman SPATCH ole OFFICER $ SIGHATURE Lat yn Z : +40 ue 13") 53) use aaevious corion. ' . D : MFR 1-55 14.90000 a SECRET ; / ; (When Filled In) Date~- NOTIFICATION OF PROJECT APPROVAL ACTION TO FIELD FINANCE OFFICER TO: Chief of Station (Basey__ 2 ‘ INFO! PROJECT: LILLE ZZ FAN: = TYPE OF ACTION: NEW RENEWAL EXTENSION AMENDMENT TERMINATION AND DATE PERIOD OF ACTION: s- f AMOUNT 7 - - FISCAL YEAR PROJECT APPROVAL: F¥ FY ‘ THIS ACTION: a PREVIOUS ACTION: TOTAL FISCAL YEAR PROJECT APPROVAL: eo , FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR HQS USE: FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FIELD USE: * #TO BE USED AS A GUIDE FOR DISTRIBUTION OF OBLIGATION AUTHORITY. SECRET (When Filied In) 14-0000 FROCESSING ACTION MARKED FOR DIOEING | DISPATCH yo Chief, WH Division EO INDEXING REQUIRED BO, ny ° : ONLY QUALIFIED Ot5K Chief, SB Division CAN RUDGE INODLING ‘ =| Chief of Station, Mexico City aa mucnorna LISWETY Project Renewal Request L ACCA REQUIRED - REFEREES Forwarded herewith and under separate cover by split transmission | is a request for the renewal of Project LIEMPTY for the period \ 1 December 1967 through 30 November 1968. Funds in the amount of : $43,520 are requested for the project year; $26,205 to be alloted in FY 1968 and $17,315 in FY 1969, RECORDS OFFICER STAMP The following sstton is ‘ cae outhoriced: on é i | A fe é “* — -- 7 for/Willard C. CURTIS 4 Sisuca oy, 26?, a R.Q. 2639 - Unge eee é Noto: 1 it eest » elite reasons crdinate 1f appropriate, ; Attachnent; A - Project Renewal Request, right side (herewith) . i B - Project Renewal Request, left side (under separate cover) OE Py 2 - C/WH, w/atts, A&B - 2 - C/SB, w/atts, A ¥B a soo 1 . Jad AS s/tewove? ot 4 herr on fr DISPATCH SYMSQR AND NUMBER DATE HMMA=33455 8 November 1967 CLASSIFICATION its] FLUE NUMBER , SECRED 50-6-74/1 $0 GaN 1868 ‘MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director Plans SUBJECT; Supplementary Appropriation for LIEMPTY It is requested that the figures in the attached field- project renewal be amended and that an additional $26,205 be approved to cover the period 1 December 1968 through 30 June 1969. in order to carry the LIEMPTY Project to the end of a Fiscal year. This sum is identical to that requested for a similar period in 1968S as there is no present justification for projecting any change in the financial requirements. The supplement would bring the cost of LIEMPTY to a total of $69,725 for 19 months. A iam ? Gleb Chief, Western Henisphere Division peconns CFFICe ste MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Plans “SUBJECT : LIEMPTY Project Renewal 1. Renewal of Project LIEMPTY for the period: 1 Decem- ber 1967 through 30 November 1968 in the amount of $43,520 is hereby requested, $26,205 would be spent in FY 1968 and $17,315 in FY 1969. The project was budgeted for $45,000 for FY 1968; funds are available within the Division. Estimated costs for the coming project year are a little less than the amount programmed for the previous year and a little more than what was actually disbursed. . 2. LIEMPTY is designed to provide physical surveil- lance of the Sovict Embassy in Mexico City. It covers three Nearby properties (two in front of the Embassy's sole entrance and one behind the garden) from which visual and photographic surveillance are carricd. out by experienced personnel. The project also covers a darkroom where a technician processes the photographs, In addition to collecting this basic informa- tion on a primary target, certain of the LIEMPTY personnel are also available for miscellaneous support tasks, such as servicing postal boxes, and running fixed and moving surveil- lances. The photo truck which comes under the project is used on other targets as well, such as CP members, satellite embasSies, and Latin American exiles. One of the basehouses is also used as a radio dispatch point for the LIEMBRACE sur- veillance team, but this function has been minimized during the past year in an effort to prevent Soviet interception of the signal, 3. a. The Mexican desk asked the appropriate opera- tional component of SB Division for specific comment on the value of LIEMPTY, and received the following: "This rather unique operation has unquestionably made a major contribu- tion to the increasingly effective Soviet Operations program of the Mexico Station. On the positive side its principal value lies.in the identification of the Mexican and 14-0000 SECRET \ ~Qe Sat third national contacts of the Soviets, ; | from which we must select and develop : . the access agents so vital to our oper- ‘ “3 ations against the Soviet human target. ot LIEMPTY also provides us with a much : ‘¢learer picture of the inner relation- \ . ships: and activity patterns within the Soviet mission itself, which in turn facilitates effective targeting. The 1 CE value of a LIEMPTY type project as i .. & monitor of real and potential agent contacts is of course obvious. It is i a important to note that LIEMPTY is not, : as might be the case in stations of lesser overall capability, a simple case of photography (or observation) for the record, Rather it is an import- ant facet of a concerted high priority effort to get at and recruit individual Soviets," b. Station reporting has been in a similar vein. Information produced is largely for operational purposes and we often lack detail as to specific utility in a given situ- ation, although we can produce statistics on numbers of photo- graphs produced and numbers of pages of surveillance notes, It is clear that the FBI is an interested customer and they have received from LIEMPTY a great many reports on American callers at the Soviet Embassy, and valuable support to double agent operations. : ec. During a conversation on 8 December 1967, the officer who heads the station's SB section told the branch that. LIENPTY is basic and essential to all of his branch's operational planning, that he "grabs the LIEMPTY material first thing in the morning" and studies it for leads, evidence of which Soviet officers have been in the Embassy ana which ones have been away, who has used which car, who has been talk- ing to whom or going out of the building with whom, etc. etc, ‘New additions to the Embassy staff can be tabbed as KGB or | GRU by their associates, their activity patterns and the cars they drive. (The I,S, men are often away from the Embassy, : while the legitimate FSO's tend to spend more time in their offices, The KGB, GRU and regular diplomatic groups seldom cross lines but stay within their own tight groups.) When SECRET 14-0000 “SECRET G -3- “double agents are turned over from one case officer. to a new one, known to them only in alias, we are often able, through surveillance and photographs, to establish the true identity of the new case officer, as was done in the case of AEGIMMICK in the spring of 1967. 4. In assessing the security of the operation, the station assumes that the Soviets realize that they are being . watched, as was.evidenced by a Soviet officer's trying to ahield-an FBI-directed walk-in from observation. There have “been rumors that anyone centering the Soviet Embassy is photo- graphed, but no allegations that the Americans are doing it have come to our attention; the probable assumption is that the Mexicans are doing this. A former source who lives in the neighborhood was asked on several occasions what he knew | about LIBMPTY/6, one of the safchousekeepers, and the Soviets have said they think he is watching them. On the security of the LICALLA safehouse there is a difference of opinion, GERENDE, the outside case officer, thinks the Soviets are aware that they are being observed from this post, but station disagrees and produces good justification for its views, cit- ing the fact that the above-mentioned FBI walk-in was not shielded when led into the back garden which LICALLA overlooks. We ‘have no cvidence that Soviet interest is any threat to the operation; rather it may be assumed that they accept the sur- veillance as a fact of life. Sheet ts ibe Vv. Broe Chief, Western Hemisphere Division SECRET 14-0000 5 j REQUSST FOR PROJECT RENEWAL . A atk natant RON Pelee Rate mamta, Secs ed . | . $ : PROJECT LIEMPTY CASE OFFICER Years Te zoe i : . neen . | | | : STATION MEXICO CITY CHIEF OF uy zeand (wily —_ oe ar e & : . i i , F ‘ ; h . 1 f i . | £ | i t | : | i j « l | | , oad New 67 : . x arn So-e- 9/1 . ATES ~ 5 | CSide pie att. «1/6 HMmA- 33 7TS | Se arr 2k Aaya Teese _ 14-0000 a, CURRENT OBJECTIVES oy _— fern 0 PROJECT piupry REQUEST FOR RENEWAL, e : . \ * i A. The overall objective of Project LIEMPTY, now in its tenth year of existence, is to collect operational intormation on the FJSTEAL installation, its personnel and visitors, as well as related targets of opportunity through stationary/mobile photo- graphic and physical surveillance mechanisms, Corollary objectives which are to be fulfilled through use of the LIEMPTY installations, mechanisns and. personnel are as follow: . 1. To provide detailed oferational information pertaining to the daily movements and activities of the FJSTEAL personnel, particularly those individuals of intelligence interest, as well as information on the FUSTEAL physical plant and visitors to the premises. 2. To collect operational information on persons associated with FJSTFAL personnel and on individuals known or suspected to have connections with the FJSTEAL intelligence services or other hostile groups which are inimical to the interests of LNFORT. 3. To provide operational support, counter surveillance and/or other protective services to WOFIRM personnel and operations, as may be levied upon the Station or as may be deemed necessary, B, The above objectives are to be fulfilled through continued maintenance and exploitation of the LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA basehouses, the LIENTRAP mobile unit, and the services of long- time contract agent, Raymond H, GERENDE. These objectives are in consonance with operational directives and Headquarters requirements as received by Station Mexico City. ; C. Throughout the Project year under review, Project LIEMPTY continued to contribute directly and significantly to the fulfil- lment of Station and Headquarters' requests and requirements for coverage of various targets falling within the above cited frame- work. During the project year Project LIEMPTY provided nearly all of the operational photographs and physical surveillance reports used in Mexico City Station's operations targeted against the FJSTEAL installdtion and personnel, Specific examples of the LIEMPTY Project's progress and contributions will be found in Section 3 below (EFFECTIVENESS). 14-0000 CHANGES . A. Operational - Since the institution of the changes described in the previous renewal request, it has not been found neces~- sary or desirable to make further mayor changes, The following minor changes in operational technique have bcen made in an effort to obtain continued improvement in the finished product; 1, LI=EMPTY-9's proven effectiveness as an observer (see paragraph 3 A (3) below) has enabled us to institute a system of special-coverage on specific FJSTEAL personnel _of interest, or special coverage of specific time periods, of interest. The purpose is to permit the Station to gain greater insights into.the activities and personal assoc tations of certain tndividuals, or in overall activities during a certain time period, No crange in LIEMPTY-9's overall ‘working hours has been made; rather, flexibility has been introduced. 2. Flexibility has also been introduced into the handling of LIENTRAP, which is now vorking more closely with the LIEMBRACE team in order to take greater advantage of targets of opportunity, To this end, LIEMBRACE~1 has been placed in direct contact with LIENTRAP, relieving Raymond H, GERENDE of this responsibility and permitting GERENDE to devote time to MHRAVEL activity (see sub-paragraph (3) below). 3. In September and October 1967 GERENDE was employed by the Mexican MHRAVEL committee. This position gave him direct access to FJSTEAL and other delegations of interest, and “supplemented the Station's MHRAVEL program, It is expected that GERENDE will obtain MHRAVEL employment.again in 1968, B, Financial - LIEYPTY-4 and -1l1 were granted salary increases effective 1 July 1967, Memoranda of ‘Oral Commitment were for- warded to Headquarters in HMMA-32584 and HMMA-32585, 20 July 1967, There was no change in the salaries of the remaining LIEMPTY agents, C. Personnel «- None, EFFECTIVENESS Throughout the period under review, each operational component of Project LIEMPTY contributed actively and concretely to the ‘fulfillment of the operational tasks levied on Station Mexico City. High~lights of the accomplishments and the achievements of each compenent are cited below: 14-0000 SCORETAARK ee -3- Do ee -A. Fixed Basehouses 1. LIMITED poo Throughout the past project year the LIMITED installations provided daily photographic Coverage and physical surveil-= ; lance of the main gate of the FJSTEAL installation. In om addition, the LIMITED base Provided for a fixed radio : dispatching station which was used to support the LIEMBRACE i - + gurveillance team. Due to the stringent security measures instituted in the immediate vicinity of the FJSTEAL instal- - ‘lation by local security forces, normal stake-outs by this unilateral team are precluded. However, with the radio dispatching support from the LIMITED radio base, which allows the LIEMBRACE team to work from adjacent safe areas, secure surveillance coverage of this target can be provided. During the 12-month period from 1 November 1966 through 31 October 1967, the LIMITED base provided 1,834 frames of operational photographs, Mm addition, the LIMITED base provided over 2,500 pages of physical surveillance reports, 2. LILYRIC eae : . During the project year under review, the LILYRIC installation . provided extensive photographic and fixed visual surveillance . of the front of the FJSTEAL installation. The LILYRIC base ’ provided the majority of the operational photographs produced by the LIEMPTY project, During the 12-month period cited in the LIMITED section above, the LILYRIC base provided 12,137 operational photographs and several thousand pages ; of physical surveillance reports covering the daily move- : ments of all FJSTEAL officers. 3. LICALLA During the above cited 12-nonth period, the LICALLA instal- : lation provided photograph:c and physical surveillance : coverage of the back of the FJSTEAL installation and its garden and patio area, Th.S coverage provided 4,917 indi- vidual photographs as wel]. 3S numerous surveillance and yo! observation reports, It sould be noted that the LICALLA «4 base allows Station Mexico City to observe the FJSTEAL : : personnel during their off-duty and recreational hours. tos The LICALLA installation heS become the most valuable of the . of three, not only hecause of its unique vantage point but also because of the perceptivenesS of LIEMPTY-9,. His surveil- lance reports have frequently given us valuable insight Co, - ‘into personal associations among the FJSTEAL personnel and ho have enabled us to introduce greater flexibility and ‘ effectiveness into the entire LIEMPTY operation. 14-0000 wee fe oy ew an erat aif . Noite : Cais -4- | \ B. Summary of Fixed Basehouse Effectiveness : The fixed LIEMPTY basehouses (LIMITED, LICALLA and LILYRIC) i provided approximately 18,883 individual frames st oper- ational photographs during the 12-month period of the past project year, This photographic coverage, linked with the i . . Physical surveillance reports prepared by each basehouse, has proven to be a most reliable and viable tool for; 1, Following the daily comings and goings of. FJSTEAL personnel and indigenous employees, 2. ‘Confirming the identities of FJSTEAL staffers and their visitors (sore of whom are WOLADY citizens), i 3. <Ascertaining and verifying the relative rank and position as well as indicating the specific intelligence service connection of various FJSTEAL officers, 4. Providing detailed reporting on the movement and habit patterns of selected targets of special interest. 5. Providing physical facilities for the support of various operational, technical and surveillance operations, C. The Mobile Photographic Unit 1, .Throughout the period under review, the LIENTRAP mobile photographic support unit was regularly exploited and used by Station Mexico City, not only on the FJSTEAL target, but also for PBRUMEN snd Commurist Party operations as well as the JMTIGER program, Over 2,000 operational photograpbs were provided. In addition, the LIENTRAP personnel and unit was used regularly to service and obtain various postal accomodation boxes used by Mexico City, Headquarters and other field stations, D. Raymond AH. GERENDE - LIEMPTY Principal Agent During the period under review, with the exception of short vacation periods, Raymond H, GERENDE, continued in his role as the Project LISMPTY principal agent. GERENDE operated as the full-time cut-out to the LIEMPTY, LILYRIC and LICALLA basehouses and bore the first echelon agent handling respon= sibility for the related personnel, In addition, GERENDE 14-0000 6. it = _ Lr saree Ens & SLUT bobeatd & & =e continued to bear the contact and handling responsibilities of the LIENTRAP unit (until mid-August 1967 - see paragraph : 2 A-(2) above) and for the operator of the LIEMPTY photo- @raphic developing/procesSing laboratory, LIEMPTY-4. GERENDE's overall operatioral assignment involved at least 12 clandestine meetings per week, in addition to his meetings with the LIEMPTY Froject ease officer, It should “also be noted that GERENDE made numerous and essential ‘contributions to the sensitive AMROD operation and assisted the Station greatly with his detailed area knowledge in many instances, .He its frecuently used to make independent investigations and neighborhood checks. AS noted above, he contributed significantly to the Station's MHRAVEL program. Finally, he apprcached, developed and eventually attempted to recruit an agent for use in PBRUMEN operations, E. Overall Effectiveness As outlined above, each incividual operational component of the LIEMPTY Project contributed regularly and significantly to the fulfillment of Station Mexico City's operational program. Based on the continued excellent performance and overall contributions of this project, the Station strongly recommends that this project be continued during the forth- coming project year as an essential element of the Station's operational support apparatus, PROBLEMS AND SECURITY During the project year under review there were no known inci- dents which adversely affected the security of Project LIEMPTY or the related personnel. LIAISON AND INTER-AGENCY COORDINATION Not applicable to Project LIEMPTY,. PLANS A. As noted above, the technical and operational changes made in the past year have been effective and have resulted in a product which is as closely geared to operational requirements as possible. While no major changes are contemplated, every effort will be made to continue to improve the product, including greater use of GERENDE as an independent investigative asset, and as a spotter and assessor of selected agent candidates. Such utilization of GERENDE will be kept compartmented from other personnel of the LIEMPTY project and will normally be handled by GERENDE in operational alias, 14-0000 me erenie -~ . veval ‘ , oe . ; - be oo . ; . oo “" «Ys The LIENTRAP vehicle has been replaced, and no major changes in personnel or raterial are contemplated. Salaries soe of LIEMPTY:personnel will be reviewed, and it is foreseen that —_ the rising cost of living will compel us to recommend salary increases for certain. of tle agents who have not received raises in some time, 7. gosTg. re , As’ Past Project Year = : Project LIEMPTY was previously approved for the period 1 Decenber 1966 through 30 November 1967 for the amount of 45,000 U.S. currency, Station records indicate that through 31 October 1967, Project LIEMPTY has expended 37,040 in the field, It-is estimated that a total of 40,130 will be expended -in the entire project year. Bi-weekly account ings with pertinent receipts and/or certifications were submitted by Raymond H, GERENDE to the Station finance orficer via the project case officer for all_ LIEMPTY Project expenditures made in the field. It is estimated that approximately 5 hours of case officer and 10 hours of analyst time is required each week to julfill the operational, administrative and analytical requirements of this project. (This figure does not include the 40 hour-week put in regularly by Raymond H. GERENDE). B. During Project Year - It is requested that Project LIEMPTY be | approved in the amount of 43,520 U.S. currency for the period 1 — December 1967 through 30 November 1968 (this figure represents a ~ Slight decrease from the amount programmed for the previous project year). While no large expenditures are anticipated for the replace- ment of photographic equipment during the forthcoming period, an increase in the rental of the various basehouses may be encountered as well as the above-cited expectation ot salary increases. Of the amount requested above, 26,205 dollars should be allowed for fiscal year 1968 and 17,315 dollars for fiscal year 1969, A detailed break- down of the project expenditure by category and by fiscal year follows; SALARIES CINCLUDING CHRISTMAS BONUS) FY 68 FY 69 Raymond H, GERENDE (P/A)......+6$ 7,036 ( \ LIEMPTY-4 (photo lab).seseeseers 2,600 . LIEMPTY-6 G@IMITED basehouse a KOCPeDr) eoorencccccners 3,848 ,* LIEMPTY-9 (LICALLA basehouse kKkeepter) .esccccsesscee 4,160 il “LIEWTY-10 (LIENTRAP operator)... 4,576 Yn \LIEMPTY-11 (LIENTRAP operator)... 2,704 LIEMPTY-13 (Cut~out to LILYRIC). 1,664 “LIEMPTY-14 (LILYRIC basehouse : Keeper) cacccccaccacce 1,872 \. LIEMPTY=27 (LILERIC operator)... 1,560 30020 $18,475 $11,645 Contingency for possible Salary increasSeS.eresescesecesss 2,000 1,000 1,000 TOTALS. .cecseecee+ 6 Son, 000 31d, 475 gz; S45 t . ‘ . 4 as 4 ' wee 14-00000 : VEHICLE MAINTENANCE MV 2606 (GERENDE)..seeccsssesas $1,000 _ MV-2089- (LIENTRAP) .....e.ee00+. 1,000 AS2> $2,000 $1,165 $ 835 ‘" REAL ESTATE (RENT, UTILITIXS) LILYRIC. cococccccnceccccssecesse$3,200 i LIMITED, cacccccnccccccsesccccese 2,000 ° + LICALLA ec ccccccccccccnvesesetns 1,800 : Photo Lab. sccacccccccessccescess 1,000 $8,000 $4,665 $3,335 ; EQUIPMENT a Maintenance and replacement of : photographic equipment....cecsees $ 500 $ 300 — $ 200 OPERATIONAL EXPENSES Purchase of film; rental of ‘ post office accomodation boxes; reutal of vehicles; contingency Fundecssecscecssesesscssesscess $1,000 $__600 $__400 TOTALS «oe eeeee ven see $43,520 $26,205 $17,315 Cc. As in the past, Raymond H, GERENDE will submit bi-weekly accountings for all project expenditures with appropriate receipts or certifications, There will be no requirerents for foreign currency beyond the Station's capability to provide. 8, EMERGENCY CONDITIONS A. In the event of civil disorders or the evolution of complete enforced neutrality on the part of the host government, it is now believed that regular operational contact could be maintained with the majority of the active LIEMPTY agents via Raymond H, GERENDE or in his absence, Oliver G. SCANTLING,. B. Ia the most unlikely event of the establishment of a regime openly hostile to LNFORT, limited contact could probably be maintained with the majority of the active project agents, However, under the circumstances described above, it is highly probable that the activities of this project would be somewhat curtailed, 14-0000 a re Teechnateny miles WmUAd Leh LahentteMnreHMY 1 © Lasetteceem anne mene serene eremte ptbenun oe SO me peapten eae tees tee FO NLL eae a amtage Seeman ee ee marmite. arses ety omen any pone mee 1 an \ C. Revised and up-dated emergency contact plans for use with Raymond H, GERENDE and Oliver G. SCANTLING are on file in the Station and at Headquarters (see HMMA-28333, dated 21 February 1966 and HMMA-28252, dated 9 February 1966), Be ee ee eet 14-0000 ' CUSHNL ATION PROCLNG ACTON Le | DISPATCH [seewss [foe Chief of ‘Sta! tion ’ }, Mexico City — ix poner IOENNG HOUIELO | ey QUALIFIED DISK ut rae . ~ . . ! CAM OSE INDE ING x] a Chief, WH Division : | acre RAT ~~ C Renewal of LIBIPTY TCT BROAD © THFETURES ; This ie a reminder that LIEMPTY will be up for renewal on 1 Decembor. Please try to let us have your draft at least a month before that time. (18, Theresa H, BACHARDY — Diatribution: “r+ -2 «= COS, Mexico City aa Ss o -G-?7 u/, OSPATLN S¥MSOL AND NUMBER . palt . HNMW~-15759 ! 1 Septenber 1967 ratte file NUMBER CUSSION | t Me SECRET)" “| $0-6-74/1 TE SRATINE OFE = OFFER, = THPIST wt, WH} N. Perkins sas v (us 6954 RI Chrono OHRE MCL OFFWLR S NAME ” <r _ RELEASING t = “e OFFAE LEN bates POHMERSSENAILRE _ i of, > cane 4 ACA E | 27 | "iy. Fisher" Siler, ¢ O84 §3 yor enevious EoInION. “ Di § AT cH MFG 1-66 ‘ U 1400000 ERAS ORTON PROF EDS ae ACNOTE DISPATCH | EE wD DE ss8G OF QUT ORLY QUALIED OF x Cam JUUGE UES MICE OFIL ES S LIEMPTY Project Renewal ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES Reference: HMMA-30403 1. The LIEMPTY Project was renewed on 13 January 1967 for the period 1 December 1966 through 30 November 1967 for a total of $45,000, Of this, $29,020 is for FY 1967 and $15,980 is for FY 1968. 2, At the Station's convenience, Headquarters would appreciate receiving a sketch showing the exact position of the LILYRIC and LIMITED Basehouses in relation to the target building. We would also like to have a description of LIXOUSINE's new building-~ how many floors, how many apartments on each floor, who occupies the other apartments (or stores), and exactly where the LILYRIC base is in the building. 3. You are requested to continue reporting any unusual interest displayed by the target in the LIEMPTY Basehouses, Distribution: Orig & 1 - COS, Mexico City DISPATCH SYMER 450 BUMBER HMMW- 15157 CASYFICATION! gs 4 T'yeS FILE NUMER a 50-6-74/1 - OFFIGER ‘ TYPST &xT. WH/1 C, Buste$-Videla nao 6954 RI Chrono OFFICERS sonpryae /. Om Mn, Ww. of Kaufman”? DISPATCH OFFICE FYMBOL GATE C/WH/1 2 FORM Tos" 53 uss previous sorron. MPG 1-65 fe en en een ere Rent Re ce 14-0000 - SECRET MEUM Toe DDP/PG Fi-cl Projects a re + ) 5 > or ‘ ets Ofvision “ i WH . . ex is] TR ere eee pe ce coreg enn at ae ee ene COMMENT FOR SNTERNAL STAFF USe (Not to go forward to the Division) COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS (Te #0 forward to the Division) The CI Staff concurs in the renewal of this very valuable Project. The Staff strongly urges the Station to continue its close monitoring of Soviet interest in the installation buildings and attempts to obtain information on sensitive project pérsonalities. The Station should devise necessary contingency plans of action to eliminate any securjty hazards if it is determined that the Soviets are intensifying such efforts and could be gatting “too close"to the Project installations, personalities and activities. Ce SENT Ory, DATE G siés ba nee tt nee nea tan renennen lh ey ere ere REVIERING OFFICER 7 a a a te Lhep doe oe 526 use eacvrous ceavirs SECRET eet i: ae {13.20.40} awe ed | spe sones 14.90000 i ! pres -- ASQUEST FOR PROJECT NQIEWAL PROgECT:___LIEMPTY, CASH OP-VICER Nines LP, ey Cornelius Le PEHUVION CHIEF oF starreyd//,(! ; “ILD / willerd G. CRTIS STATION: MEXICO CITY ' le Arg wlh tiMiand- 30463 BR Side trl fe Mian p~ SO4 OS : 14-0000 le RSWEST PON ANSAAL “> progegt LIcMETY CURRENT. @RJSCTIVSS A. The overall objective of Project LIEMPTY, now in its ninth year of ex istence, is to collect: operational inforeation on the LESRICK installation, its personnel sh! visitors, as Vell as releted tarsets cf opportunity _ throuch statiensry/mobile photographic and physical surveillance sechantsnas, Corollary obtectives which are to be’ fulfilled through use of the LIENPTY installations, wechanisas and personnel are as follow: 1. To provide detailed operational information pertsining to the Gaily agoverents and activities of the LIERICK personnel, particularly those iniividuals of intelligence interest, as well as inforaation on the LDGRICK physical plant end visitors to the yreuises, 2. To sallect operational inforwation on persons associated with LIMERISE personnel and on indivi.uals known or suspected to have connections with the LIMANICK intellisence services or other hostile sroups which are inimical to the interests of LNTSU. 3. To provide operational suppert, counter surveillence end/or other protective services to WOFACT personnel and operations, as aay be levied upon the Station or as asy be deemed necessary. B. The abore chjectives are to be fulfilled throush continued asintenance end exploitation of the LINITSD, LILYRIC ana LICAuLA basehouses, the LUSTRAP aotile unit, and the services of long-tiae contract agent, Raynond HW, GSRENDS, These objectives are in consonance with and represent partial ®ilsibiaent of the following sections of the current Related Mission Directive (MM) as eporoved for Station Mexico City: : PRICRITY A Section 1, subsection Section 2, subsections b ke PEICRITY B Section 1, subsection a Section 2, subsection a @. Throughest the Project year under review, Project LIE&OVY continued to contribute lirectly and sisnificantly to the 7ulfillwent of Station and Fescquarters' requests ana requireaents for coverane of various targets falling within the framevork of the cbove cited sections of the RND. Dering the last 10 sonths Project MLSPTY provided the vast aajority of the operational photosrephs (approxinstely 16,00¢) and physics] surveillance reports (4,@0¢) used in Mexico City Station's operations tarsetted against { 14-0000 2. —. BIR » De the LIMERICK installation and perscnnel. Specific exraples of the LISMPTY Project's progress and contributions to the RND will be found in Section 3 \below (SFFECTIVENESS)._ MANGES, ,e A. Operational - As noted in tha previous Request for-Project Renewal, the foraer LINITXD property ves sold to LIXCUSDE, who as per formal acree- ment with the Station, demolished the oli structure and cons:ructed a new edifice, ‘Whihe it “ies. anttialiy contesplated to-placé the LIMITED - (LIEMPTYs -b and -7) personnel in the new building and to retain the sane, equal divigion of workload between LILYRIC anu LIMITED, 1+ was Later’ atcaued to acve the present LILYRIC basehouse personnel (LIEMPTYs-13, “1h, -26 and -27) into the new base instead, along with the following ancillary modifications: An increase in the hours of both the photocrephic and physical surveillence coverage provided from the new base by the LILYRIC operetors (cee0-1609 hours) during the weekdeys and to have the LIMITED base provide photographic and physical surveillance coverase froa 1660-1630 hours on weekdays and fro 0950-1300 hours on weexends. These changes were dictated by the following considerations: 1. The new LIMOUSINE building offers a much better vaataze point for both photographic and physical surveillance tinan does the presert coaplex which houses the LILYRIC end LIMITSD bases. Therafore, the Station felt that the personnel occupying this new base should be those possessing the highest technical skills and also those able to provide the zost thorough ani coaplete coverase, Since the LIMITED base now has only one trained operator while the LILYRIC basehouse hes thvee, the LILYRIC group and a revision of working hours was indicate. @. Beasuse £6 was epparent that the coverage of the LIMERICK larctallation would be a long-range and continuing requireaent, the Stetion desired to steff the new bese with personnel of long~ range potential, LIEMPTY-6, now alacst €0 years cl1, does not possess this potential; however, the LILYRIC agent complex happily coxbines experienced persontel with youthful ascents. 3. Hirally, the social and financiel status of the LILWRic personnel is auch more compatible and consistent with tne en- vilronzent of the nev building than is that of the LIMITAD fsetly. The above-cite2 revised work schedule wes inittated in July 1966 ani the actual sovesent of the LILYAlcs into the new base began in lste Septeaber 1965, 14-0000 - with FAA-26,136, 3. Finsncisl - Afters istailed review of the ‘then-extsting LIBERTY agent salary structure, ssiectai agents (LLG@rYs -6, ~-9, -10, ant -11) were granted selary increases effective] Janusry 1966." Formal notification and revisel aexoranca ol oral cosaitaent were forwanied to Headquarters igte? 25 Jamnry 196€. There’ Was RO © ehange-in the Salaries of the @ redaining LISCTY agentSe . . C. Personnél 1. During the Protest yeer unter review, LUQPTY-6, -9, <13, -1h, -26 end = - 287 were afforied their y tnitied ASL exaainetions, all with satisfactory results. 2. LISNPTY$26 was sventei en OA effective 29 Novesber 1965 for use as a cut-out to the LIZTIS tacchouse (MON-MAL77, dated 9 December 1965), LIEDTY-25 has been soatvely used.during the past Project year for the above-stated purposes. - 3, LIEMPTY-27 was srected an 0A on 27 July 1966 for use as a part-tise LILYRIC besehouse operetor (2001-14757, dated 1 August 1066), ‘While LIPTY-27's heavy waiversity nchedule has thus far precludel his reguler uoe by the Station, ic is anticlpated that subgect will be regularly enployead after the ent of the present school tern. EPPSCTIVEN-SS, Throughout the periol uader review, each operationsl cosponent of Project LISMPTY contributes setively and concretely to the Pulfillaeat of the operational tasks 12 siicn Station Mexico City by the MD and other directives, High-. S33 of the accomplishments and the achievements of each component are oi a below: A. Pixed Basehousss 1. LIMITED Throughout the % Project year (with the ehenge in working hours noted in psrasrazh 2 2bove), the LIMITED installation provided daily photographic covrerec> ani physical survelllance of the nain gate of the LIUSRICK iastetistion, In eddition, the LIMITED bese provides for a fixed ralic lissetening station which was usel continually to sugport the LIGA surveillance tesa. Due to the stringent security asasuves instituted in the lumediate vicinity of the LIMERICK installetion by tres2 security forces, noraal steke-outs by this unilateral teem sre grecluce?d. However, with the radio dispetching support froa the LIMDZED redio tese, which allows the LIMGRACE teaa to work froa edjscent safe areas, secure surveillance coverage of this . r ve atta 14-0000 no ey whe . Tee, : ae target can de provided. During tha 9-#onth period Srwa 1 Noveaber L : 1965 throws: 3¢ July 1006, the LIMITED base orovlie! 3,775 fraaes “ of operationsi photosrsphg. In adiltion, the LINTZD bese provided - over 1,068 pages of physical surveillance reports. 2, LELYATG . During the -Preject year under review, the LILYRIC installation provided extensive photasraphic and fixed visusl surveillance of the front of the LIMERICK installation, The LILYRIC dase act only pro vided the metority of the operational photesraphs produced by the LIQGTY project,. bt also provided the aost detaile! ohysical survetLlance : . : reports. - During the 9-nonth period cited in the LINITSD section above, : , the LILYRIC bese provided over 6,500 operational photographs andi 3, e0e pages of prysical surveillance reports covering the daily soveseats of ali LINSRICK afcicers. 3. LICALLA During the. sto ve cited Q-aonth period, the LICALLA installation provided mi physical surveillance coverase of the back of the photosraphic LIMERICK instellation end its garden and vetio ares. This coverage provided orer 3,690 {ndividual photographs ss well as nuaerous sum veillance ani observation reports. It should be noted that the LICALLA base allows Station Mexico City te observe the LINERICK personnel during their off-duty and recreational hours. B. Sussarr of Bixed Nasehouse if fectivensss The fixe2 LISPTIY bacchouses (LIATED, LIGALLA and LILYRIC) provided epproxiaately 17,000 iniividuel frames of operational photographs first Seagonth perfod of the pest project year. ‘Within the during the firs last year, this photosrephic coverage Linkal vith the physical surveillance reports prepared by each basshouse, has proven to be a most reliable aad viable tocl fors 1. Followias the deily comings and scings of LIMERICK | perse onnel ani incisenous enaployees. 2, ComNivaing the identities ‘of LIMGRIKX staffers anal their visitors (sone of whoa are WOLADY citizens), 3, Acsrtsining ani verifying the relative rank ani resition a3 well as indicating the specific intelligence service comnection of various LIMERICK officers. h, Providing detailed reperting on tre wovesent and habit patterns of selects targets of special interest, 1 5. Provilins physical facilities for the support of various op- erationsl, tecunicel an? surveillance cyerntions. 14-0000 e C. The Kchile Photosraphtie Unite 1. Throughout the pertod! under raview, the LICNTRAP Mobile photozrephie/ support unit was recularly expleited aad used by Station Nexicc City. This. unit provided over .1,00¢¢ individual photographs ani was used in support of Station operations anl activities, Of particular Value to Station Mexico City and the JNTIGER progras were nunsrous photosraphs of local and exile! Coawnist leaders provided by LL:NEMAP. In addition, the LESNTRAP personnel and unit was used regularly to service and : obtain various postal accossodation boxes used by Nexico City, Nead- quarters and other field station oo D. Raysond 1, GERNDE - LTMETY Principal During the pertod under review, with the exception of short vacation periods, Reyrtond M. GEREND:, continued in hio role as the Project LIEPTY principal agent, GEREMDE operated as the full-tise cut-out to the LISNOTY, LILYRIC and LICALLA basehouses and bore the first . echelon agent handling responsibility for the ralated personnel, In addition, GERENDS coatinued to pear the contact aml handling rane ponsibilities of the LIEMMAP wilt and for the opsrator o? the LIEMPTY photographic developing/processing laboretory, LIEMOTY-4, GSRENDES's overall operationsl assignnent involved at least 14 clandestine aeetings per week, in adlition to his meetings with the LUMPTY Project case officer. It should also bs noted that GuRGIDs sade numerous ani essen- tial contributions to the nensibive AMIOD operction and assisted the Station rreatly with hin detailed srea knowledze in many instances, E. Cveral. Effectiveness As outlined above, each individual opersatioaal coaponent of the LIEKPIY Project contritnited regularly and sicnificantly to the fulfilinent of Station Mexico City's operational prozina. Based on the continued excellent perforsance and overall contributions of this project, the Station stronzly recommends that this project be continued during the forthcosing project year as an essential element of the Station's operational support apparatus, , PROMLING AND SCURITY. During the Project year unter review there vere no know incidents which adversely affected the security of Project LIENPYY or the related personnel, The only significant problea enccunteral in the operation and adainistration of this project stenual froa the physicel sove of the LILYRIC personnel to the new base in the LIMOQUSIN® buftlding. Muserous delays arising froa the faulty perforasnce of the local contractors and construction crews hempered a timely relocation of this base, However, it is anticipated that the new LILYRIC base will be in full operation by the end of Uctober 1966. 14-0000 “3 wie LEAISCN AND INTAR-AGRSY cect Rurign. Not applicable to Profect LIGNMTY. . . PLANS. A. As outlined in saracragh 6 of the Ststion's previous request for the renewal of Project LIMIT, a progrea Yao undertaken to reaquip-anl aolernize the LIEMPTY photosraphic processing base. During the past year, a signi- ‘icant portion of tue equipsent used in the developing and processing laboratory was replaced. As a result of this progras, negatives and photographic prints of ach higher quality are now bain; proluced. Consequently, only minor chanjes in the operation of the photographie laboratory and its equipssat are conteaplated cor the ensuing period. 3. The present plysies) comlition, aileage ani frequent use of the LERITAAP unit dictates the Luustinte replacement of this unit. Station Mexico Clty has receives Xsadquarters approval for the replacesent of this © -yehicla, C. Cther then noteat above, Kexteo City plens no slunttleant operational, adsinistrative or personnel changes, since it is genernlly felt that this Project Is now operating at its optimus sise ent ta a highly s eatiaZactory wmsnner, After 1 Januery 196 or, the Station wlll review the existin: LIEMPTY personnel salary schecule and consider possible valser, again oan sel ective basis or specifically Keyed to the visting cost of Liviace A. Past Prafect Yanr = Project DITMPIY was pravlously approved for the period 1 Deceaver 1965 through 20 Moveabsr 1966 for the amount of 12,50 U.S. currency. Strtica recormls indicate that thus fer, Profect LLEILY has expends? 3¢, 808,13 in the flell. It is eatLastet that approxiaately 1,506 dollars has been exvenmled by Headquarters, priactpally in the acquisition of new eguipaent for the LIE TTY photazraphic laboratory. Bi-weekly accountins 3 owith pertinent receipts and/or certifications were subaltted by Harmon f, GRIDS to the Station Cinance officer vta the Project case offices for all LIEMPLY Project expenditures andi¢ in the rield. It {5 estinated that approximately 12 hours of case offleer ant 5 hours of analyst tine Ls requirel each veek to fulfill the operationsl, adainistrative ond analytical requiresents of tins Project Gnis Tisure does not include the he hour-wWeek put in regularly oy Rayaoad EK, “Gaps ). DIY he approved er 1966 increase over B. Ensuirng Profest Year - It is requested taat Profect LIS in the esount of 4S, cea iu. S. currency for the period 1 Decen> throuch 39 Noverder "yoke his flmure represents only a slight the asount proprearykze2 for ‘the previous Project yer), While no larse ex- penditures are anticinete: for the replecesent of photosraphio equipment during the lortheorins perioz, ex increase in the rental of the various hase- houses will be encowntere! as vell as the nbove-cited replscesent of the wae Dad ote re ~ LIENTRAP unit. €f the asohat requested above, 27,525 dollars should be._ sllowed for fiscal year 1967 and 15,9e0-Aollare for fiscal year 1966. deteiled breakdown of the Project expenditure by catogzory and by fiscal year follows: SALARIES (INCLUDING CMRISTMAS BONUS) Raynona M. GERENDS (P/A) $ 7,000 2,600 4,908 4 ,oce LLI2PTY-4 (photo lab) LIENPTY-6 (LIMITED basehouse- keeper) LIEMPTY-9 (LICALLA basehouse keeper) LIEMPTY-19 (LIEVINAP operator) LIZOTY-11 (LIZNTRAP operator) LIDMITY-AS (Cut-out to LILynte) LIEMOTY-13 (LILYNIC basehousa- keeper) LIEMPLY-27 (LILYRIC operator) ¥o,90¢ VENICLE MAINTENANCE MV 2606 arte MV 2279 (LIENERAP unit replace) Te aco 2 5,90C REAL ESTATS (RENT, UTILITINS). LIMITED LILYRIC LICALLA Photo Lab EQUIPMENT Maintenance and replacement of photographic equipnest th CPERATIONAL EXPHNSxS Purchase of file; rentel of PO accommodation boxes; rental of vehicles; contingency fund TOTAL 355,669 4, hoo 2,606 2,200 2,206 2,000 3,006 1,860 1,560 1,69 $7,600 Ge. 500 B L,ece A + pL1,75% $3,176 14-0000 FON teed om a ttlR cay Gtt H/ AMM An~sover i C. As in the past, Raymond F. GERSDI will aubalt bi-veesily accountings for all Project expenditures with appropriate receipts cor certifications. Tnere will be no require@ents for fovelen currency dey ond the Station's capability to provide, BNERGHNCY CONDITIONS. vt A. In the event of civil disoriers or the evolution of couplete or enforced neutrality on the pert of the host government, it 1s now believed that regular operational contact could be maintained with the majority of tue active LIANPTY agents via Raymond FE. GERENDS or in his absence, @liver G,. SCANTLING. B. In the sost unlikely event of the establishaent of a regiae “openly hostile to LNFeitr, liaite?d contact could probably be anintained with the aajority of the ective Project scents. However, under the clreuastances described above, it is highly probable that tha lactivities of this Project would be sonawhat curtailed, S. Revised and up-datel saersency contacl plans for use With Rayroad Ae GERENDS and liver @, SUANTLING sare on CLile in the Station and at Headquarters (sea HMNA-20335, sia’ Cl February 1966 and EMMA-29252, dated 9 February 1966) S0-b - 49/7 FEQLESSING ACTION Wate AOE MOTT SATCH Losses: = of Station, Mexico City mo exocuind BEQUIEE Mey ORLY QUALIFIED DES / CAR wed RODIN ; Acting Chief, WH Diviaion pectoris Y v . . ) LIEMPTY Project Renewal : / ON REQUIRED » RUFLRONCED The LIEMPTY Project forwarded in HMMA-27569 expirea on 30 November 1966. The renewal request should be forwarded to Headquarters by 1 November. : . El@ie I, SCALETTY “ 7) Distribution: Orig & 1 ~ COS, Mexico City So-a - 04, / 5 ser / DATE CASPATCH SYMENML AND NUMBER IDDW-~ 14856 1 September 1966 > FILE MUNG 1 RM 59.6-74/1 CROSS REFERENCE TO | - | éDampry Ct | CRASDIFICATION merce CAPE st Roe AC/WH/1 | J. ¥iSher 72%, 4 2. ™ “| NESPATCH jOrm 1663 53 USE PREVIOUS EDIT ote . een ae a eee es he das ONL pate’ nsatene a ee 14-0000 y oH ANTES Exe ‘ _4t Station, Hexico "a's. NIR = a , : . oma) QuEae? 2ES8 On UNE BOO 0S REF: HMMA 27569, 2 , November 1965 1. The LIEMPTY Project was approved on 11 February 1966 for the period 1 December 1965 through 30 November 1966 for a ' total of $41, 500; $25,520 for FY 1966 and $15,980 for FY 1967. 2. There were no changes pade in the Station's request-——___--- for renewal, and no recommendations were pade by the coordinating and approving authorities. Risie I. SCALETTI Distribution: 0&1 - COS, Mexico City 17 February 1966 DISPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER cs coz i HAMW 14343 if i CLASSIFICATION i QS FILE NUBEES | SECRET | 50-6-74/1 OPCS © OFFICES ~ TwAST . ts06 _| WH/1, Jpustos-Vi dela: eats SS NAME RI Chrono ‘ CFEOR SYR £08 Hoe §3° use enevious Epinions jane rmnerenaresen tit ANAC ATEE . weer nnement memes nineteen tie aimmten Maan =e ce ie reer reem Snteneeet ven teams re | enamine cee anna . NOHOCESSING ACTION WARKIO FOR IRDOLING DISPATCH Chief, <1 Division {xo soca stqunen , i OMY QUALIFICD OfSa . : . CAN NUDGE INDEX From — ; a: rf we Chie? of Station, Mexico CL miceoreun LU2OTY Projeet Renewsl Request ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES a 4 Aetion Required! See paresraph 2. 1.. Station Mexico City's Project LIT? expires on 59 Noves ber 1Q6", Forwarded herewith ani under Be eeeye cover in split transmission is the . Request for Renewal of Project LIUOTY, 2. It ts requeste? that Project LITOTY be renewed for the period L December 1965 through 30 November 1964 In tha anonmt or SWl,s00. Ce H : this total, 725,929 should be ellotied for FY 1OC6 and 315, Fae for PY LOBT: - Qa wet ey BS bee ror Villerd ¢. Zuetis Attachment ! , RG. flay - Ut Left hand stae hw Fight henl side we se Co. Note: tec: voy ite Pease gooriiuate Detribasion: Af approyrlatas Gy a/uep wiatt hi & a. ss ce es £5 coy CROSS REFERENCE TO | DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER 6 50-E-7h 5 14.90000 FIQUEST FOR RENGIAL PROJROT LI PTY A) ‘The overall obsective of Project LIZMTY, now in its eichth year of ex- istence, 1a to collect cperational information on the LO-RICK installation end personnel, as well as related tarcets of opportunity, throush dtationary end mobile photographic eni physical surveillance mechenisns, Corollary objectives which ere to te fulfilled through the use of the LIG.APTY instal- lations and personnel are as follow? ; 1) To provide operstionsl information pertaining to the dally activities end movements of the LIEMICK personnel, perticularly those individuals of intelligence intarest, as well as information on the LI-ETICK physical ane facilities end visitors to the premises, 2) To collect operstioneal inforaation on persons associated with LOVERICK end on inlividuesis kmown or suspected to heve connections with opposition intelligence services or other hostile groups which are inimical to the interests of CoYaS, : 3) To provide operstional support, countersurveillance, and other pro- tective cervices to Stetion personnel and operetions as may be deemed necessary. , B) The above objectives ar2 to be fulfilled through the continue: exploitation et the LIWITsv, LILYNIC ani DICALNA basehouses, the LIGVWIRAP mobile unit, and the services of long-time contract agent, Naymond . G’REDE, These objectives ere in consonance with eni represent partial fulfillment of the following sections of the currem Releted Mission Directive (RMD) as approved for Mexico city Station: TTICRITY A Seetion 2, subsection bh. PRIONTTY B Section 1, subsection a. Section 2, subsection a. 2) Throughout the protect reer unler review, Project LIS TTY continued to zavribute directly eni simiticantly to the Nilfillaent of the Ltation's and Neadquarters' requests ani raguirements for covereze of various targets felling, thin the ?ramewerk of the etove cital objectives of the 13D, Specific BIN wanyles of the LIAITY Feaxul In Section 3., 5 14-00000, 2. CHANG , A) Administrstive -- As noted in the Teculariy subaittel LIOTY prosress " reports snd ee previous Request for Aencwel oF Sewyect LITIUY (Section VI, ‘ subsection 2) during the past two years iS ned become otvions that many of : the operate. wmal susiimmints levied on CMiver 3. QUMLING (covered by Frofect . LIL TPY Surtne | six tonths of tha neat. protest ress), vitle campletely within : the realm of the ND, ware frlling outside tha preger scopa of Yrofect LIGNPLY; ; consequently, a new Project was prepared b> the tation onl approved by liead- quarters to cover MURNiN's rolationsht? with ani the support of SCANTLIN, SCANTLIG was therafore removed fron the sesis of -pogest LEEMMEY on 1 May LOES and integrated into the new close suppers Dralect LEVTOR R) Operation:l - Ag noted in tho previous Request for Troject Renewal, all : operational retivity was suspended try late Sestester 18h ub the LINTPLD base- ‘ house keem:se af the potential s sound se P ran Sestions stemming froa the overt pubdliention of a LOUTED shotogreaph im ut fe Narre: Jonmission Regort. . The Stetion subsagveatly acquire. an pparitnen in the frmadiate vieinity of the venue su keepers inte w rts tempo- ; LIMERICN inst tailation and moved the To tesehous Aer a prudent cooline-ort Perial, all LUAITED operational saphic, phyaleal sury eillance, ani radio dispatehing) wore rary Locentior activities tahoe wsmimy LOS. During the interin the former re-initinted fre: the new location inl carly pertol, and as a recult of separate enre spomiense with Headquarter . LIMITED property was cold to LIOUCINE, who as per Toranl agreement with & Stetion, Jemalished the old stricture “| San constriction of a new editice, and bes Included in this forual agreement with LIOUSDS is the proviso that one floor of the new Milllin: vill be reserved f ov the tle use of Station iexico City Upon completion of tha new structure, ; the LodrTar personnel ant operational activity will be securely trans Cerreat froa the tecporary apartrent to the new, more ideally locates LIOUL DE bulldi ps. he thenexisting LISUTY asent salary C) Finance = AMer a detaller revi a the atrneture, 2 selestod acents (LIMOTY Lins — wil, and LIEMPry-14) were eranted seals , inere ec offeativa 1 é ate amy ISS, (Formal notifiention and the were forvamded to Herdquarters orandist of oral ¢ with IM. TAaneosS, intel L June 19 65) Tn n adiition, ss per the Yealquarters pre~ pared contract =: dnent, Raymond 11, }@.ReNQo wes grantal a salary inerease ffeebive 1 Tals 145, There ves no fhanse in the salaries of the eight remain- S active LIGIIY agents,’ 4 D) Personnel - LIOTY-26 wasi ‘qrantel s POL on LX October 1965 for use as a cut-out to the LIYRIC tasenouse, Ont IT inforestion is teaing ecmpiled and will be submitted in the near future. LIGDEY-S wes actively used after recaipt of the POA, . 9 2 I vw rate oe IEPLO? srorss) . ' 1 iach operstioral coriponent of Project HLS Throughout the rerfod under review, LIMPIY contrivute? setively to the f SPS OLS pLTths roD emi “achievenents o. an Aha progran levied on the station bh liighlishts of “ate eeconglishments a : seen 14.90000 - Threashout the Fast Project. 3 yonr, with tse exeeptlon noted fn Th at veve, the Lusrred inststistion provifled dally phate coverase and phystenl surveillance of the min osts of the LIE HICK Listal- : lation during the afternoon anl early oveing tosss. fuurtngy the morning : hours, the LECITEO tasehouse Neopers prepare? t>> srpevritton surveillance reports and photograytite loge coverin; the previccs darts activitics), In ablistons the LIMITED installation providel a Simei railo dispatch base, isad regularly to support the LIUGUPAC. aurveilisnes tean. Lecause of the thot seeurtty measures instituted hr the local sosurit: ferees tn the imiediate vicinity of the LILNRICH inotollatiocn, sormel stakeouts ty this unilatural team are prechuled. Nowever, with the support of the LIMIYED radio base, which enn dispateh the tean from ac’soent saforars ac, secure : and effective ourvellleree soverace of this tarocct can te provided, During ‘ the tenenonth pertod fren lL NovemLer 19% theo 2 Ms waist 1975, the . LIMITIO base provided 150 volls of 35mn operating stil photouraphs, which provided tha tation with approximately 2,970 tush frances, In - addition, the LINT@S) base provided bi-weekly py survalllance muamary rauports,. BD parasraph 2, cectlon 3) LER - The LILYRIC installation algo provises sive pholo rapife and fixed vieuol gurvatllanees of the Cront of the LI LAIIN ingbelletion thre ont the parkLol under revi tM, during the morntos s eerky aflerngon hours, with eventila being spent in the preparation of Sen ourvelllarce reports . and photosrapnie legs. ring the ten-month periat Crea l Uovenber 19Gh Shrouch 30 Anouat 1eSh5, tho LILYRIC hesaiouse eoeridel 5,060 intivitiel] frases (204 rolla) of Jim operational photocrsss. In addition, the LILYRIC ia s.rvelllance reports basehouse keoper » provide? 1,060 paces of pursisal o*tleers, covering the daily movements of the principal i=. . G) LICsLua - During the aveve-noted ten-nonth pertai, the LICAULA inst aliet fon provided pl ior, aphis ant physical surveillance: eocerace of the hack a tie LOGTICK tistallatior, the varlen aul the yarts nvca, Thies coverage produced 13 volla of 3irn Sllm, whieh produces +,27% indlviduel photovraphs yn. ‘ - es well as hewoekly physteal sur- ro eee Susans In atlition, varlous Fea aquartars specialists made nighev-time entris nto the LICALLA hasehouse or on-site clandestine surveys in . support ola “yobebial seonitive technical vperavion. SUMUARY Of PIDGIN BASITINSE LEPIORIYINIIS The fixed LITOWY bascheuses (LIMITID, LILYRIc, LID) thus produced over 22,090 inlividual Trenes ef operational photo raps cumeaonur period within the Isst year, Whis coverase Michel with the relnc ls out veLliance reports prepered Dy each beasuheuse tas proven to he a vost 22 and wool for: 14-0000 . ais followin, thea daily sovemonte of LE Titer personnel; providiag aul contin din; tha dienttties of LITRICN sta*era aid thety visiters (sose of whom were PITAT Irs); verifying the relative rank ani poaliion a3 well aS tntellisence service connection of various LDIIIICA ¢ ate sprcific ecticerss ‘provided detailed reporting; on the movement patterns of sclected tarsets of spectal interest; and providing physical Sseilitiea far the support oa* various technical oil surve.lla.ce tean operations. yan Lave) : sank LI <4 the perdod unisr review, tle SHETAD aoblle Unis Was beavis use | and oaplolts) ty otation Mexieo cite, This snlt provided 1,79 individual yhetocr ays af various terrots of? operational interes. to Muxico cit, Stesfon, parcioclarl; loess], sons well as varin. alot 3 Sommmnist leaders ant ivstallevioen extles now res kuin, fa Mexteo ot personnel resulerly servicol approxive 2 dution hoxas ueel operalionnlly Ny westea City, sca. ether stabdous, amt wpeeLfieslly, the LIAWHAP units t > provided and serviced necumnovablon voxes fer the sausitive Acco operalion; provided photo wrap: ite casing coverage o7 an ombassy ef interest to Kuvuni/) for use in o operational plamitnc3 provided up-te- late pholos of individuals ani an inst With the Spanish Teveblicen (Loyeltsts) group tu lexi sovidet fdentitientioas, locations, sid cuntects oF maa exile communists iu suppor’ of reeraitrens/ponet Aireeted aveinst the Partido Comunista Mexicane, the Soctaliste, ani verlous exile comiunist leaders, tion Linked eo. SEIU C. SOueGEhg - guring the six-tonth period in ered Thy Ui afar e LISUEY Trofect (sea paracrep: 2, seetic Oliver G. CCAILLING contributed heevily to the Aillilicent ‘ WD. Speci*ically, SCAILILGs servel as th termate Station eat e contact toe LIIGA-1, the sincletos agent in a sensitive ev productive LAULICLE operation; preper2ad mamerous pletailes casing revorts three of wiich were in support o° KUTU onal prosrams; eonductel sevarel pretext investinetions; suc coruited and haniles an agent with access to the Pr _resultes in two technical penetrations (LIMoMAucs} of that tnlistion; male essentinl contrivnitions to the NOD cparn translations and phy aical les-work; and haniles durin; the absence of the reauar LLOSTY Prineivel | GLALNDE, : 14-0000 wae am ke a patie he é. P) EAEDED I. 2beDu - During the portod unter review, with the cxecpsion of short vecotion portols, G2uzDE continue. fi hls rule ag the LIA OT’ spincipal “Lert. Wty ageliamient .c:. S regvlar -ecbiacs with the LEILVNIc, LIeflat, ai LOUD tase! x1s2 keepers for eutorte te these tases)3 reader contaet ulth the operators of the LIann? nohile photo walt; reguby tehvact wlth the LILOL! protosrap ic - s Aaveloping anc processlig beta; and momaroun cpcratlonel tasks in support ef the 225.9) operation, ‘peck ficalls, this effort involved eh Ivast twelve clentestinn tient or Case OCficer acclina per week, th first vekcloa finonclal acectintabllity for the expenditure of 735,000 per anus, in aldition to varfucs cover-job duties. . a SUR’ OP EOPRCTIV.ANSS : As outlined above, ere’: indivivuel oporationnl component of the LIMIT! profect contributed st dfleantly coed rerdlerty to the Mibtillment of the over- all operational protren levied on tia Ctatton by the MD at other chreetives. Tase€ on the Tine performance aud overtly contrilurvtions of t*in profect, the Station conclades thet thio operelicon dy accential to the %:1Tillment of the WD enl shoull *e continued durtog tae fortnecening voor. DLOTU eS ALD SSOUR TL The only significants operatioreboeurtty provleas wich confronted the LISDYY-. profgect during the perLod under review, were thone Wiel eleaned directly or inifwectly Croa-the overt mleese of the elanlestine LIMITED photoyrephs published in the Varren Gonalesion Report, Yhe preetes decece oceaslored locally ty the public disclosure of ¢:.16 clandestinel:: acquired L:.foraation still cannot be ucasured, ‘llowever, ting-consumin: persoiic] moves, with tie atternlant loss of covernce anl atiitions, sesh as well as otbemrise unnecessary expenditures of Ubation time ami effort yore required it this incident. (See perasraph IV of the 19*) LIRDuY Frofect Renewal Hequest lor details), Cther than the avove ctfalr, there have heen no operational, mitiniatrative, or persennel problens which tha station e141 not readily and seenrely resolve, 3 TAND TLV RAGIUCY COORD STON LLL Not eoplicnable to Drofect LIILTY : t SLAMS . co A) 2s further implementation of a progran initiated durin: the latter portion of the past project year, Mexico Cli: ctation will eontinie to stve increased empineis to improving the quallty om the photo raphie proiset Crom the LIGIGY vaschouses. “hile no comtonitant reduction in the quantbtr of yhoto- ceapks ip anticipeted, tle Project Unse OffLeer, with the assistance of tks local KURIC? representative will continue to emphasis the quality rather then the number of photocraphs, An anelilem obfeetive of tris prozrna is to replees o simificait portion o7 +t} a equipment now used Lr the TINY developing; and processing lah. of this equipment is over eight years 11 14-0000 eid no lonser lenis itseult to thu proluctt his} aah te nesrtives or phetesrapte prints. The total cost oF this oa: weap sot repleccce:.t prorran ie not asyedic3 to e: ’ nd suftietent Anda Neve’ heen tnelavic? in tha cost section a7 tila renewal request, R) Osher than note. gvove, iientco City Mallon plas no other sisntficant ‘] 2 . operetional, giainigtrative or perssuiel changes, sinee i. la sonerally wigtra felt thal this profcet La row operasing at its opsdaun sizo an ina completely savisfastory manner. Actor 1 Jeavary; 1OFf the Slation will rovlew the-existing LIILYY salary schelute and coasider possible raiscs, again on a selective vrais, Te COSTS 4) 3) | ummm rem mes Of this azount, 229,520 sh: Yast Project Year - Station recoris iniicasel that Project LIZITY expended, 330,549.99 durins the ten-month perlod fron 1 December 1964 throw 30 Septeaber SS", ALeweelily eccountines wit st pertinent receipts ; and/or certifications were suimaitte’ by GLUINDE ant SCANTLING to the Station Tinanca officer via the progect Case Clfiecr for all Mirimyy Projeet oupemiLtures. It is estimated that approximately Siftcen hours of Cace Officer anl five hours of analyst tla to required eseh week to TULCL1L the operational, alninistrative anc analytical requirements of tits project, s Brguing Project Year - It is requested tlat Sroject LISWTY he approve: the acount of wild 3X for the period L Decent or LCG through 30 Noveaber 1946, (a te project was previously procramted for .30,G00; el be allotted for Fy 1845 and /15,0F0 for PY 10S7. A detailed breakdown of project expen tare s by catezory and by fiscal year follows: 14-0000 t pons) BALARLES (INCLUDING CHRIGTUAS bows Narmont #, GoRuNDs (P/A) “t, LEMeT Ah (photo lab) 2,600, LEIIEY-5 (photo leb assistant) 1,000 LuGPry-6 (LIITVED baschouse- 3900 keoper) . LUGUTY-9 (LICALLA basehouse 1000 keoper) DOI y-10 (urea -P operator) 4,400 LIOLv-11 (LIGWRAP operetor) 2, ”C00 LIST " {out ore to LILYRIC) 2, 200 LIMGTT-15 (LILYRIC Raschouse 2 *200 keeper) : “29,900 A OO VISTICLE MAINDEVANCE LY 2606 (eam) MV 20°79 (LILNTRAP unit) : 72 O0G wh LG REAL ESEAGS (RET, ULILITLes) LIEIuD (to Include moving costs)3,009 LIne 1,° LICALLA 1,°0 VOLO Lab 1,000 : / w/OD RET) QUICKEN? Maintenance and replacement of photographic equipnent (1,009 ADO OPERATIONAL EXPENS SS Purchase of filmy rental of PO accommodation boxes; rental a“ of velielesjcontingeney fund TG seassss TOPAL IhL,500 27,520 rr) 73,170 We) exedeansa "2.549% Cc) As in the psst, Tactond %, GsusDs will scheli “i-weekly accountings for - : all progest exper.iGures with ‘appropriate receizts ari certifleationas There ere ro requirements for ‘areiou carrer ‘ond the Station's cepatility to provide. : : 4 Ce TEINS , A) In th re event of civil disorders er the evdlution of? complete or enforced pensralié:: an the part of the hast sovermvmcnt, it is now believed that regular operatic: cash econtses could be mainteinai with the active LIEATTY agents via Taynond 2. GoRS0s or in his absence, liver 3. SANTLING, B) In the ost walikely event of the estallistta:t of a regime hostile to ODYCRS, Lintted contect could protsSlr ve ~einteine! with the active project agents Minoush GLAENDS er cou Eowever, under the conditions : descrites abo es it is doubtful whether thie prolect would he able to operate rssss against’ more than one-or two selected tarssss. : C) Emergency commintestions plans for Oliver 3. So'uguING end Rarmona Y, OURENDES : are on le in the station and gS Fealgus: A-L59F2 and TMMNA-15081, In addition, in late 2S, © review was hold with all of 33 Novecter 2), - active asents of their recontact pions and vertal recomiution sicmals. Ect 1 EI997 99k -Q0650 y0%- Wy 14-00000 Inotes DO ves Ono CLASSIFY TO FILE HO. mcaar 72 Fok. wo. - este wio€) eer. ro onance CJ oisrnov CO) sic. - PRAE POF 2 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED “ECRET c12gaez PRIORITY DI CITE MEXI 4616 Wee Tye ic AMROD LIEMPTY. 1.“LISMPTY- 19 RETRIEVED Ty WI SeP85N4 3899 CETTENS NONALCO SOx 25 AUG 65_ WHICH GERENDE PASSED STA NEXT DAY. SOTH LETTERS ADDRESSED IN NAME OF EOX: HOLDER «aN ALIAS OF L-(3> #09 CONTAINED RANDOM NEWS- PAPER CLIPPINGS. G AND STA IN{TIALLY FELT THESE PROBABLY SCANTLINS TEST LTRS AND HELD SAME PENDING 3° RETURN FRON GUADALAJARA $31 auc. 2, SCANTLING EXAMINED LTRS 1 SEPT AND STATED THEY DEFINITELY NOT RPT NOT HIS TEST LTRS. FURTHER? EXAMINATION REVEALS ENVELOPCS : TYPED ON SAME MACHINGE AND ONE BEARS NO POSTMARK OR STAMPS ONLY NOTATION LIBRE DE PORTE, STA ASSUMES THESE LTRS PROBABLY SENT BY LOCAL SECURITY AUTHORITILS AND THAT BOX COMPROMISED, DOUBT: “@MRIFT-1 COULD ARRANGE FOR INSERTIOM OF LIBRE DE PORTE LTR.. L-13 AND G SUSPENDING ALL LIEMPTY ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS SERVICINGS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, 3, ADVISE, RECOPDS RTs fho following action 1 , ‘ SECRET outhoriced: ty ~K egrb” . jel / { ust 14-0000 DISPATCH _ thief of Station, Nexico City a 4 : | oxy QuALInIte Ose PROCESSING ASTION, | es + SUASSIFICATION SECRET f a EMARITD FOR SROTUING _ IG + CAN FUDGE IRDEXING roe . _. Lf acne _ Chief, Kil Diviskon ‘saact \ LENPTY. Project ‘Expirarion. ‘ ACTION REEL RUTRUNCES REFERENCE: UMNN~13,350 _ The |LIEMPTY Project expires on 30 November 1965, Plesse forward the renewal request so that it reaches Weadquarters by 1 November. 4 ‘ Ernest A. LUSBY Distributions: 0 §& 1 - COS, Mexico City ] OLSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER “CROSS REFERENCE 70 | HMMW-13,942 re) CLAESIFICATION. HOS FILE NUMOFR | SECRET 50-6-78/1 OFHTAR, Test WH/1/Bustos-Videla:me COORODENATING ed iA ? | Willia We > RDISPATCH i a PAX EONS ACTON | MLD ne Lesh bite xx ps NOC BRT. . | Chief of Station, Mexico City af Chief, WH Division . . wort _ LIEMPTY Project Renewal ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES 7 ° - Reference: HMMA 24650 a "1. The LIEMPTY Project Renewal request forwarded in reference, was approved on 29 January 1965 for the period 1 Decenber 1964 through 30 November 1965 for a total of _ $45,300; $27,675 for FY 1965 and $17,625 for FY 1966. 2, At the time of approval, ‘Assistant KUDOVE stated he expects this project to live within the sum authorized for the year, and that there will be no amendment for additional funds. “ §, As you were informed in HMMW 13282 in the dispatch on the LIEMBRACE Project Renewal, KUTUBE is interested in the problem of hostile monitoring of any radio communications from LIMITED, You should remain alert to this problem, and inform us ‘if Hendquarters can be of any assistance in helping you maintain communications security. 4. You are reminded that the LIEMPTY Project, as approved, only covers the salary for Oliver G, SCANTLING through 31 May 1963, It is suggested that 2 separate project be written to cover SCANTLING if his new duties do not fall entirely under any other approved project. John N, CORNISH Distribution: Orig & 1 - COS, Mexico City rn -— CROSS REFERENCE 10 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER HMMW 13350 t | : t ! CLASSIFICATION ~ HGS FILE NUMBER \ SECRET \ 50~6-74/1 y . ORIGINATING TEAST OFFICER ge 7 CBustos=Videla: jah = COORDINATING RI Chrono ! Orin ek > SON ATONE Det te aed ac/wHp | eet | “RAFORD W, HERBERT ee “——~T DISPATCH CE FLE SYM DATE . wee p " CLASSIFICATION FROCTSING ACTIC ACTION DISPATCH SECH ST | Jenner Chief, WH Division NO INDEXING REQUIRED sienna Zee | : : CAN JU0GE INDEXIKG nn gutet of Stathony Neston cits a ile Mation y Ss jenovad of. ives 0 od D eT ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES, . . ! Reference? RXNA=28550 dated 29 Ostover 1964 1. As WE section VI, subsectiur sé, of the attachment to Reference (the Request for the Reneval of Project LISMETY), Station Moxico City 1s at present pre- paring a formal Project Outline to cover KUPARK's relationship with and the Operational activities of Oliver G, SCANTLING. This activity involves the conduct and suppert of various operations targetted primarily against the local. Soviet Bhc Bloc and PRRUEN installations. _ 2. Isis reques ted that Reaiquarters assign a eryptonym and a four-part flle number in the 50-6 serles far this pyvepescd project. fox Willard C. CURTIS Hstributions Sy c/p $8 gl sob 2 CROSS REFERENCE TO. DISPATCH S$) v1 ANO NUMBER aa IMNA-25254 2 January 1965 “Oy CLASSIFICATION f SECRERM wie” HOS FILE NUMBER y 50-6-74 /2 14-0000 ppe/ Pc /FI-Cr Projects ROUTING OFFICE COMMENTS COMMENT FOR INTERNAL STAFF USE (Not to go forward ta the Preisian) COMMENTS AND RECONMENDATIONS (To go forward to the Division) Tha CI Staff concurs in the renewal of ‘this extremely valuable CI/CE operational support project. CU SkNT DIVe a GAN 1OER DATE 6 ome ion $26 use racvious covriow , SECRET eee ne! (43-20-40) 14-0000 bana ™“™ SEAL"T ~, 17 Deceuber 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, EXO SUBJECT ! Project LIEMPTY _ Renewal of this project is recommended. This Operation continues to carry out the sawe types of activity it has engaged in for a number of yeara and its product continues to be important to our efforts against the Soviets and Communist Party in Mexico. The Station should carefully select the new operational assignment of Oliver G. ECANTLING so as to make best use of this long-time asset's considerable clandestine experience. John Horton. C/WH/PO/A 14-0000 ‘ e — One 0 “sy ESSSGs rus “g soot unr C+ Tustos-¥ Cr wwotx SECR ST — or ZL X4506. no one —- [3 -O@. OAlE, "4 December 1904 GME IN cs FE KO. - to Mexico City Re of from = DIRECTOR . ‘ “Neyo” con, “GUH 8 . IIo oly, BPA PG 4, VE, FILE TO MEX: . INFO; CITE DIR 6 86 0 ! LIEMPTY REFERENCE: MEXT 2799 (1N $5308)* a ré.> : 1. WE DO NOT PLAN MEL LINCGUISING | A PROVIDE LS FOPMATION SP 4M—D REQUESTED DIR 68139"* AFTER MECOTIATING NUT HIN) SERORT CONCLUDING AGREEMENT, . 1 2. ANTENNA ROTATOR REQUESTED [8 BETNE PCUCHED WREK 7 ' _ DECEMBER, _ | oe if) EMD OF MESSAGE yoo OL/MEED/Edward Ponison (phone) WIENLas fie cha yon (rhone) . ; Lh, WH Comment: . HEA A Se a SLIMOUSINE in States this ek and preb abty aan ne Syoached if lees aon. Stacvien incicares Ronse value not partinent : fay would arsive ; _ Wished discuss sale of LI : -LIEMPTY would be sold at ' since house to he razed, 1 Station bv Christmas, ex Hoadauarters approves dm orinci: prpperty ta ior) LIMOUSINE. Advise cempiete sales curronco pricr to ho concluding agreenent with Erm 7 i termine at losst ; .. appreximate rental cast for LM Roan: nto and advi age : > Ft is 5 1 Vy QL acne 4 Logo RAE RaW, HERBERT : _— : 3 2 AC/WHD G Thiet, eye 2 ot ‘ ‘ uM 1 ‘ RELEASING OFFICER ARTRANETG STING ' ’ cS . REPROCUCTION LY OTHER THAN To. NS OSFICO IS Cony No. : : . ee reer rere renee mee 14-0000 Ch FIED MESSMOE SECRET - - ALPROONCT Inn PRAMIATIFO : “| ADVANCE Lary [Cj rwe wwe CF siotreo [ _] runes vor Univ TT TECRET 03 18332 dIR CITE MEXI 1799 TMMEDIATE ACT ION SAPS AMPROMES J) POAC PLE SELLING Limi TaD Peostar/ Fo Limousine | 13 fic 35308 ‘TEMPTY LIMITED “LIMOUSINE -_ “SFS A MEXT 1762 (ra 3/737 ” i # ae \ B DIR 68139 * ; Je LIMOUSINE IN PBPRIME HIS WEEK. PROBABLY COULD BE REACHED “THROUGH MATHEW P. DINGHLEY IF Ha DESIRES PERSONAL DISCUSSION. AS . STATED REF A, FIRST FIGURES GIVEN REPRESENT LAND VALUE WHICH ONLY ONE ;YORTH CONSTYER ING FORT UR POSE THIS SALE. HOUSE VALUE NOT PERTINENT SINCE HOUSE TO BE RAZED OWING AGE OF HOUSE, DOUBTFUL SALE OF MATERIALS “VILL EVEN COVER DEMOLITIOW COSTS. APARTMENT RENTAL NOT AVAILABLE UST TL LIMOUSINE RETURN AND DECISION MADE AS TO size AND CONFIGURATION H of APT. 2. IF ANTENNA ROTATOR REQUESTED IN HYMA-24630 NOT ALREADY OBTAINED, - AND AN OTHER SEFVICEAPLE ROTATOR AVAILABLE FROM SUPPLUS, PLEASE " UBSTITUTE. REQUEST ADVISE IF CAN BE SHIPPED TO BE HERE (BEFORE CHRISTHWAS, “SACRET © cone cee | secrer” | he tl fess ene ee - wees : re yee : er ae a, ame 14-0000 Lio) weer = eee ss neces araeennemenmarateaney 5, —=~wwoaw sate we emt ree . ih . -NESSISE FORM v3 com WH g wo OL Y, BPA, P52, VA Fee , . ~ .» Suntos Vicelaiss Wa/. O von BP z22337 &S0T7 © O No norm 1 December 196% © pte In CS PRE NO. So 6 TRL KEXICO CITY OIRECTOR Si GER sEXI : INFO. an ce LIBIPTY LIGTED Oe re RGF: 1EXI 1762 (IX 31737)" 68139 ADQS APPROVSS IN PRINCIFLS SAtiinc LUEATGD PROFERTY 0 LOCUS. ASSUME TICS IS AT TOTAL TAX VALUE INCLUD LAS AO UCUSE. FER TARA UNO NOE, WE APPROVE HIS DEYEYING PANONT OF LAND VALIR TOR TOGO YEARS. ASEOS CS WILL FAY ECUSE VALUS IISESDLATSLY. ADVISE. COMPLITE Silas PRICE FOR HDQS CHCURRENCE PRIOR TO CONCLUDING AGRESENT WITH LIOUSTAS. AcSO ALTE? 10 DETERONS AT Last eh aoeetenatail APPROXIMATE RENTAL COST FOR LIMITED ASAIN? AND ALVISE. EE OP ISSEGE Sas wil Le yp ei a “ies 2? gt . WSS eCarter t formation the origital purchase tation made 33,500 of repairs bb fanfare WH COMENT: *According to O7ft . price in 1955 was $12,N0 acd end repovetion. o 702 n 3 S 4 * ( he ’ g Vie, Wey be! $ DESHOND FITZGERALD sr ‘ « KAUFHAN cAnD { : \U CAtH/1L CODE CATAS OFFICERS . . - wa AAgins orrican t paces : ee asraeericaving = 2 AA = —_ Cownpenag wd { AM THEISSUING OFFICE IS PRONIITED, Copy No. REXRODUCTION BY OTHER ww — ee ee me 14.90000 , __ TOTAL COFRES —g ) a A REPROOUCTION PROHIBITEO j CLASSIFIZO MESSACE — 2 [a, SECRET es PRON PESSON/UNST NOTIFY ED 6 0 . - t2 [Nekica cr : ; - | ACTION BOVaNCE COPY - ft —ite tf i - 9g 1 }issuco scavtea [| ruaco, . : . prQ oo. 7. . d VR, FILE, PQ 2 oo : { STORET 2B7a3ag aa co 7] . ast ue DIR CITE MEXI 1762 er, fy | yresery a Oo | 2Biiovein31737 | REF DIR 65696 om ~ ny 9974) MEX, 1597, 20 OCT 64 | 1. STATION HAS TWO BAK EVALUATIONS OF PROPERTY, ONE BY “f . ; BANCO NACIONAL DE MEXICO OSTAINED BY SCANTLING IN PSEUDO AND OTHER | AY BANCO AZTECA AT LIMOUSINE BENEST. RESPECTIVE EVALUATIONS APE: LOT 185,266 AD 184,609 PESOS; TOTAL TAX VALUE 255,575 AND 249,242 PESOS WHICH OF COIRSE INCLUDFS PRESENT HOUSE. DISCREPANCIES PETVAEN TWO APPRATSALS NOT SUFFICIENT WORRY ABOUT SINCE FOR 3UILDING FURPOSES ONLY LAND VALUE PERTINENT, AND DISFERENCE HERE LESS THAN 2 ee 2. LIMONSING HAS ALSO HAD PLANS MADE FOR 4 STORY BUILDING ON PROPERTY, GROUND FLOO® COMMERCIAL AND THREE FLOORS OF APTS, OVE GF YHICH WOULD CUAPANTEE RESERVE FOR LIMITED AND ALTER aS STATION NISMES, SMALLER EUILDING NOT DEEMED WORTHWHILE INVESTMENT. MST STUDY SHOWS AUTLD ING COULD PROQASLY SE PUT UP FOR ABOUT 535,988 PESOS, OF WHICH LIMOUSINS COULD BORROW ABOUT 435,803 ‘yupae’s RUTLD ING COULD 3E FINISHED WITHIN 5 MONTHS A OSE Ce RNR of ITS SS deem oee: FROM SANK. OF BEGINNING DEMOE IT TON PRESENT STRUCTURE. LIMOUSINE: "OULD PUT val ) mi Veal Je pamesenyete eee 1 a | SECRET weer anes mane 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE in_3) 737 paGe_Ze_ g... FROW OWN FUNDS WHATEVER NEEDED TO SUPPLEMENT BANK LOAN, IN ORDER Do REGAIN BULK OF OWN INVESTMENT, WOULD LIE DEFER PAYMENT TO US OF LAND VALUE FOR 3 YEARS. MEANWHILE ALTHO WILL REQUIRE ANOTHER APPRAISAL FROM-RANK MAKING LADS, THIS WILL PRORASLY NOT DIFFER MUCH. FOR PURPOSES GENERAL AGREEMENT BELIEVE AVERAGE OF AROVE TWO APPRAISAL " RIGURYS FOR LOT CAN BE TAKEN FOR PLANNING PURPOSES, . : 3. LIMOUSINE NOT YET AVARE OF INDEPENDENT EVAL, BUT WILL INFORM ~ | HIM IN GRDER ARRIVE AT FIRM FIGURE FOR NEGOTIATION IF HO APPROVES IN PRINCIOLE, A, NOTE THIS SOLUTION IDEAL FOR STATION, SINCE RETURNS PROFIT” OF ALMOST 5020 DOLLARS ON ORIGINAL INVESTMENT AND RELIEVES KUBARK OF ONUS OWNING AND ADMINISTERING PROPERTY AS WELL AS GIVING LIMOUSINE FAVORABLE CHANCE PROFIT WITHOUT ANY COST TO -KUBARK. 5, WHILE RENT OF LIMITED APARTMENT NOT SET, KUBARK CAN CQUNT OY GETTING FAIR SHAKE. DO NOT SELIEVE RENT FIGURE SIGNIFICANT FACTOR IN woe . sRORET~, CL LOE Le a a a \ _ SECRET a ° aoe aot tere : ~ — Fore re se re err eee et 14-0000 we ee or . f cr i” . - I* ONG. Bust Lo 1 h MESSAGE FORM _ : ar Hee (-NO wom . 4808 ’ C_....._ 17 loan. 2 964 RUIN Gs HUE NO. & TR 1 «Mexico Cit od WHS | 7 BaRonth wo fe-2 /e, File C t~ CONE ‘. to prtry mexr ii(‘(ai‘é _ Tree 7 LIEMPTY £7069 -- f SINCE PROJECT MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 30 NOVEMBER REQUES' PRIORITY REPLY TO DIR 65696, 20 NOVEMBER 1964, END OF MESSAGE WH Comment: DIR 65696 of 20 November 1964 requested Station to BXMEEXXX clarify question of whether the LIMITED baschouse was to be razed and rebuilt or moved. Costs must be included in project renewal, Ke bain ~ if f- DESMOND FITZGERALD * C/WED SHESY COORDINATING OFFICERS : fricaa . | . taneores AUTHENTICATING ageeaning oF : SECRET hedod trom sutenstie orricea dectassitieation N BY REPRODUCT' OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. aha ow 14-0000 oe te ee anne eee nen ons. C. Bustos-Videla UNIT, WH/1--; ‘pee o ot. 4506 -— oar. 20 Novena ——. vo . Mexico City ‘4 j-/ Ziel 2; db : ad ROUTINE . FROM DIRECTOR CON eers:4 we 0h Fie, P@2, </eA bie) MEXI wo Tt ot . Tal REF; DIR $8997% SINCE ANY MONEY REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTION COSTS LIMITED BASEHOUSE SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN PROJ RENEWAL, AND IN VIEW COMMENTS PARA SIX A OF HMMA 24650 LIEMPIY PROJ RENEWAL REQUEST, PLEASE ADVISE WHSTHER YOU PLAN ANY ACTION ON REF, END OF MESSAGE WH Comment: ‘*Gave hdqs ideas on advisability of razing and reconstructing building containing LIMITED basehouse, ; ” i . hy at id a e ? . . —~ } , Baim ACK... 3 DESMOND FITZGERALD ot ¥ ~ KAUYMAN 2 C/WHD 4 C/TH/1 t + : . Ci |”. MESSAGE FORM OOMDINATING OFF) iam . : [aor AUYMENTICATI“GE tented Dap wena Peeagine OPricge CRET . orricee L_SFECRET | nepRook ON 3Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUINS QFFICE is PRORT PRONIBITED. Copy Na ~“N way 14-0000 \ DISPATCH | = Se = secant mae Se ees Chief” of Station, Mexico o city TARAED FOR HOTLOG RO INCCRING EEQUIETD 1 Chief, WH Division _. s LIEMPTY Project Rescual a TOM REQUIRED PREFERENCES . ry PYI 1 - BNNG~10391, 31 Jan 62 _ The LIMSPTY project will expire on 30 Hovenber 1962. The Station is requested to forward its renevel ‘request a8 son as possible, Bo OF DISFATCR Distribution: O&l - COS, Mexico City 5O-G*P4/f “PeSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER wess-10951 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER $0-6-78 /1 4 ROUTING | INITIAL) AICPATCH i 14-0000 8 7 33 ic 38 3 az MAFHLD FOR IRODUNG 80 (NODES EID 1 ONLY QUALIFIED ¢ MLADQUAPTURS DITA CAM FUDGE INDUIRG ABSTRACT | | | LIEMPTY Project Renewal ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES REVERENCE: HMMA A 17999, 31 October 1961 3. The LIEMPTY Project was renewed on rf January 1962 for a total of $49,560; $29,500 for PY 1962 and $20,000 for FY 1963, The ‘Fonewal request submitted in HMMA 17999 was approved withwt change, i Eoeenoe 2, Attached for the Station's {nforuation and records is a . -"eopy of. tha weworandus preparod at Headquarters forvardiag the Station's Fequest for renewal, Pleage note how Headquarters broke dow the cost structure into fiscal ‘yeare, Next time the Project is submitted for renewal, it is requested that this breakdown be supplied by tha Station, EXO OF DISPATCH CATE SvFED DATE DISPATCHED at cree enim a oe Olstribution: Mexico City, w/att, re er OFFICE WH 3/Mexteo C/Bus top {slo ater pt/Ragiatry,:w7o" see _SMALS SAlexico/enréns,.. OFFICE SYMBOL Dar C/AWD 40) ee ¢ 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION SEPLACES FORM 0105 WerCes MAY BE USED. “DISPATCH 14-0000 oo (4) . DISPATCH rs SECRET on peer Aree . wm f WAR Ra Ne Y MD INDELS PEQUIRED tage Qala? BEACQUARIERS DESH CAN VOCE IRONS Chief, WH Division Part tug . \ LIEMPTY /Project Reneval ACTION REQURED REPLAINCES . 4 ‘ Cidef of Station, Hexico City NFO sre ACTION RAQUIRED? See below REFERENCE ¢ HMMW-1007,, 8 September 1941 | The LIEMPTY Project will expire on 30 Movenber 1961. The Station ie requested to forward its request for renewal 49 soon as possible, . . END OF DISPATCH : OATE DISPATCHED DATE TYPED Once ASPOTS WH/3/Mexico c, Tf. naptit | ft pte eer al = WH/3/Mex/Chrend OPNICE SYMBOL “Rr: 43s Loon i al RR cs i N OFFACER S NAME BEL Asi NG ue ae itl aa nee Sao - ao Fee PREVIOUS EDITION @EFLACES FORM Bien BHA MAY OF USED | 14-0000 jovani semett aD NO HMMA-17999 per: ty ' CLAS HEC ATION SECRET M@APOR” MRACUAETIRS PLE MO 50-6-74/1 Date 31 October 1961 swauect RE. “43,77 ~ (CHECK “X” OND [. | MARKLD FOR INDEXING Lx | NO INDDUNG REQUIRED - LIEMPTY. Project Renewal. 3 | Pree SB BY GUAURED HQ. DESK ONLY Attached are the requisite number of copies of the Request for Renewal pO 30 October 1961 RECORDS OFFICER STAMP Tho fotlowing agtion by ee. KO euthsrizedc: of Project LIEMPTY, Attachment: As stated above, Even pages herewith, ¢ Signe: Odd pages under separate cover, ‘ . ~ R.O. 4250 - Unit Lil LA Distribution: = ° (3>WHD (with five copies of attachmgpg); ir destruction, cite “37 Files (with one copy of attachment) reasons cua cverdinate 42 appropriates ULE PREVIOUS EDITION REPLACES FORMS $1.28, $1284 ANO S129 Witt APE OBSOLETE niga Sof ase fi oh ee SECRET “ (Bhon Frllod Eny FREUD STATION p AWEADVEST faa, Maxico City - { mewrea: Lev oe CASE CEFICER LATEss ton J. G. Keyn ‘ i rcawisario! mOOw NOL BUILOING EATEWS ON ‘ | Caearion 1013 Barton Hall '9s5s/3162 CONCURRENCES OF DIVISION ___— Icopy| MEMORANDUM ATTACHES CRGANIZAT ONAL TYPED AME (And sdanature) care Nas[ xe ete] LAT a Moxie _ Jo John G. Eeyn tat ed P, Holman awd AL. Lo 4 NOV nov 38 pas aomnenas Mt > Cala es z= —_ _CONCURRENCES OF OTHER COMPONENTS APPROVAL TOTAL ANOUNT \ 1 December 1961 | 30 November 1963 h9,500 APR WING AUTHORITY ; [peer ee TRY gug pene ent — “SECRET 50 - 6-74, = Bree totrsans. 14-00000 os . . ‘ ry ayy Pe . ° : : age heal “OF _ SEBRE ; . : MEHORA COUN > . SsuUbIuet : . WH --iMetieo City ‘ , a 1. egtacned aroject, ori : is nrecantecc for r: 21 Tor Sho : . throurch 39 povesber et. owns i and pnotecrazcgie surveillanes opera Bexico City Utavion oferntasrnc, are acainst Soviet persameol aud anztallutions. Authority yo0e from the . DI = Jivision bu wear Log, and Ger yh voliabllity of i fund adarva of three : contract gee 2 : erational ati i tenance, ee ehace of wl a] z 4 reowlr, _rapgnie cquip- s mont 5 aa or tnres snouses, . 6 Por reneucl di . \ activ Lou. Cor 2 : Sscany? inves i Follow. tne pris me mabaogy ~d reveral 33 assets exe) tean ¢ t SbACI LS. was ab undez the ace . . a tion o nd: . 39 collec ton on the throu na 6o support pnote: 14-00000 ae to the Station in the form af reatal or galg-quarters, count surveilisnee, and procurlnes ond servicing Letter Sivisson Jéels thet poth acpeets or the oroject are Greys. The now Operating at optimum sire and does not- plan to exoand,. the coming period efforts will be made to refine use the existing organizational arrangements. 4. &ovropriate Gpecis this orofect. and better . er= worthwhile to the stetion's activities, It considera taat the sroject is In Staff elements recommend renewal ’ I recommend renewal of Project LIENPTY as orgsented. Se —_— Pa Uuntg x it, HINES Uhier, bor/PG . ° dan 1362 Aporoved: . vate COP=un/? Attachments: Projece Cutline LIEMPTY FI Nemorandun Por CCG C5 or; Staff Coordination: Por FI Start -s/d. For CI Starf -s/F. ~-s/J. Eaine Hughes Southard 450-6 - Wf . i MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief of Operations, DD/P “THROUGHs DOP/PG SUBJECTs Project LIEMPTY - Foreign Intalligence Staff recommends approval of the renewal of Project LIEMTY, : : W. LLOY GEORGE Chief Poreign Intelligence Attachment ! Project : 50-69 PY 14-0000 21 November 1961 oo. ’ _ LIEMPTY Project Renewal Request 1. It is requested that the LIEMPTY Project be renewed for the ported 1 December 194 through 30 November 1963 for a total of $h9,5003 329,500 for Fiscal Year 1962 and $20,000 for Fiscal Year 1963, These amounts can be broken down as follows: FY 1962 FY 1963 o _ Salaries | 2h 000 15,500 ; Transportation 1,100 900 v Operational Expenses 3,900 3,100 Operational Equipment 500 500 Totals 29,500 20,000 : - 2, It is not anticipated that any training will be required during the next project year. 3. Emergency recontact instructions for Raymond H. GERENDE and Oliver G, SCANTLING are on file at Headquarters, be This project is primarily a support asset and does not provide positive intelligence, . 5. WH Division strongly recommends renewal of this project which covers some of the most valuable investigative and support assets available to Mexico City Station. yee we. 5O- 6 - telf/ 14-0000 SECRET/IGe : - REVIEW OF PROJECT LIEMPTY ; } (For the Purpose of Project Renewal) . , COVER SHEET CRYPTONYM___LIEMPTY FIELD CASE OFFICER, Mle Quinton N, OUSLE STATION Mexico City CHIEF OF STA nop itlard (Gets. ilard C, CUK The attached project action is presented for approval for the period 1 December 1961 through 30 November 1962, SECRETARBERS fatto ae 14-00000 SECRET AGREE - Review of Project LIEMPTY 7 : (For the Purpose of Project Renewal) I, CURRENT OBJECTIVES AND PRODUCTION A, Oliver G. SCANTLING Segment (discussed In relation to project objectives): 1, “To collect operational Information pertaining to LIMERICK personnel and physical facilittes,"" SCANTLING has continued (See the last two Project Reviews forwarded as attachments to HMMA-1 4093, 13 November 1959, and HMMA-15979, 18 November 1960) to provide — worthwhile information pertaining to thls objective. a, During the past year SCANTLING has continued to be used to follow up leads produced by LIENVOY. For example, — operational Information recently indicated that the LIMERICK target was using the services of a Mexico Clty firm to repair safes, Through discreet investigation SCANTLING wag able to: identify the firm, its location and the name of the owner In the | event that we later wished to make an approach to him or to exploit this Information In another manner, t b. SCANTLING its still the Statton’s primary source for keeping current records on the residences of the many LIMERICK personnel in Mexico City. This is accomplished in several ways; the most important being SCANTLING's follow up of all LIENVOY leads which indicate the LIMERICK people are interested in ' renting a given piece of property. (Sce previous project renewal request for additional detalls), 2. "To collect operational information pertaining to other targets of opportunity, foreign official installations and personnel of intelligence interest operating in Mexico." SCANTLING is very useful for collecting information on other Station targets: 1 SECRET ASS a an ut TS ber 00.3 f feth firing, FPP 7 14-0000 SECRET ASO -2- a, On the basis of a request to the Station from the ODACID Chief, SCANTLING was sent to Puebla to be an _ eyewimess to the 4 June 1961 Catholic insptred anrl-CASTRO demonstrations, Not only did SCANTLING obtain the desired information, and samples of many‘of the leaflets used, but he prepared his report for the Station in time for the COS to give the ODACID Chief a briefing at 1000 hrs., 5 June 1961, SCANTLING does an excellent job on this type of assignment due principally to his ability to observe and report objectively, b, SCANTLING was instrumental tn establishing that Fernando LLANES Cavero and his wife were living at a local Mexico City address, This case has been of considerable counterespionage Interest to Headquarters, ce. SCANTLING has continued his contributions to the Paul Frederick KIRSCHHOFF case by perlodic interviews with the subject's neighbors and associates, 3. "To exploit operational leads through recruitments, debriefings, and surveillances, ’ " SCANTLING has contributed to this objective both directly and indirectly as will be noted by the examples listed below: a> SCANTLING devoted a lot of time to the surveillance and attempted recruitment of Abel ARTEAGA, a Mexican national employed at the Cuban Embassy, SCANTLING talked with ARTEAGA several times and undoubtedly was primarily responsible for the later success of the recruicment made by another Starlon agent, b, Some additional time was devoted to the Cesar GONZALEZ Sanchez case in February 1961 when SCANTLING determined that GONZALEZ was still in Mexico City. Sce the last renewal for additional details on this case, ct. In connection with the above objective SCANTLING has performed numerous pretext and neighborhood investigations for the Station. SCANTLING also does most of the local - investigations requested by ODACID and other ODYOKE components, SECRET/KSSBX 14-0000 SECRET ce -3- d. SCANTLING spent six weeks during July and August of this year giving tradecraft and surveillance -. training to LIPAILS 5 and 7 from Monterrey, Although this ts.not a direct contribution to the above objective, it is considered sufficlently related to mention here, oe 4, In addition to his contributions to the above objectives, SCANTLING Is used for miscellaneous support requirements from the ; Statton, For example, SCANTLING is now handling LIEMBROIL-2 and will continue to do so unttl the return of LIMOTOR-14 in June 1962, Also, - ducing the past project year, SCANTLING handled the LIRICE surveillance . team uncll July 1961 when Simon D, CLACKETT (ps) returned to Mexico "City. SCANTLING Is also used to spot and rent safe houses and apartments for other Station operationa, 5. As stared in the preceeding Requests for Project Renewal, although SCANTLING's LIEMPTY Project objectives can never be completely fulfilled, It. is the Station's opinion that SCANTLING has made important and valuable contributions to LIEMPTY Project objectives specifically and to other Station activities in general. SCANTLING's production, measured against monetury expenditures, case officer time and other intangible factors, unquestlonably justifies his continuation as an integral part of Project LIEMPTY. B. Raymond H, GERENDE Segment (discussed in relation to project objectives): 1, “To collect operational Information pertaining to LIMERICK personnel and physical facilltles through use of photographic base houses." Three photographic bases, LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA, contribute to this objective, To avoid repetition, the Station Is omitting the usual description of the functlons of these three bases and how thev contribute to the above objective. There has heen no change in the coverage as described in the 1960 Request for Project Renewal, 2, “To collect operational information and {identify operational leads pertaining to Station targets of opportunity." The LIENTRAP operation, handled by GERENDE, is still the major contributor to this SECR ET/#3=e 14-00000 Tl, - SECRET GREEK -4- : objective. ‘Ia addition to performing numerous photographic assignments in support of ocher Station operations, LIENTRAP devoted nearly four months, on a fulltime basis, to coverage of the LIERODE operation. For several weeks the entire “take” from the LIERODE target was recorded from the LIENTRAP vehicle, Later, the LIENTRAP agents operated the LIERODE technical gear from the initial LIERODE stationary base, 3. “To provide operational support to Station operations, i.e., rent hotel rooms.and apartments, and conduct counter-surveillances, " GERENDE is used frequently to rent hotel rooms and apartments for other Statien operations and activities. GERENDE's comprehensive area knowledge ard personal operational capabilities combine to make him an extremely valuable Sration asset for such support activities. GERENDE also procures and services post office box letter drops for the many Station operations requiring them, 4. The quality and quantity of operational information produced by the photographic bases and other activities under GERENDE's control and supervision is considered worthwhile, The Station concludes, therefore, that this segment of the LIEMPTY Project should be continued, C. Relationship to Related Mission Directive Objectives: As scated in the previous project renewal, it can readily be noted that Project LIEMPTY has provided support to many Station eperations and in this manner has been a contributing factor to the furthereance of the Related Mission Directive, The project has not produced any positive intelligence nor has it been intended that it should do so, The project's sole purpose is 9 provide a mechanism for the development of operational Information in support of other Seation operations, CHANGES There have been no changes in the LIEMPTY Project during the past project year except that SCANTLING relinquished control of the LIRICE (formerly LIJERSEY) surveillance team in July 1961 in accordance with previous plans, ’ SECRET/KSESe 14-0000 cd SECRET /3 -5- tl, © EFFECTIVENESS ____.. : There has been no change in Project LIEMPTY which would alter the validity of the remarks made In Section II of last year's project renewal request. WV, PROBLEMS The security problem in connection with the LICALLA operation, which was described in last year's renewal request, Is still present but has nor caused any known difficulty. At Headquarters suggestion in HMMW-9736, the LICALLA base was reactivated on 29. May.1961. ‘The base operator has been cautioned to be ever alert for any unusual.incidents which might indicate that the base has been compromised, This is the only problem experienced by the LIEMPTY Project during the past project year. Vv. PLANS : The Station considers that the project is now operating at Its optimum size and does not plan to expand it during the coming year. Rather, efforts will be devoted to refining and better utilizing the existing project organizational arrangements, Vi COSTS A. Past Project Year - Station finance records indicate that Project LIEMPTY expended -$21, 458.00 during Fiscal Year 1961 (1 December 1960 - 30 June 1961) and has thus far during Fiscal Year 1962 (through 30 September 1961) expended about $11,000.00. It is anticipared thar about $8, 000.00 will be expended during the last two months (October and November 1961) of the project.year, This will make a total expenditure during the project year of about $40, 500.00, or some $12, 500.00 under the budget estimate of $53, 000. 00. B. Ensuing Period - Of the toral $49, 500.00 budget, itemized below, $29, 500.00 should be expended during the remainder of Fiscal Year 1962 and the _ balance, $20,000.00 should be expended during Fiscal Year 1963. Normal accounting procedures will be used for all expenditures, SECRET AS 14-D0000 Lag rr sucRETAgsEOR -6- AGENT ‘ U.S, $ PER ANNUM Raymond H, GERENDE ; ‘ $ 5,520.00 Oliver G, SCANTLING ‘ 5, 000,00 Louise J, MACRINO : . (@ $2.02 per hour) 1, 500,00 LIEMPTY-4 ; 2, 200.00 LIEMPTY-$ ae . (@ $1.75 per hour) i 1,600, 00 LIEMPTY-6 i 3, 000, 00 LIEMPTY-7? {No Salary) ‘ -0- LIEMPTY-$ ! 2, 000, 00 LIEMPTY-9 3, 000, 00 LIEMPTY-10 : 3, 900, 00 LIEMPTY-11 2, 800. 00 LIEMPTY~12 2, 000, 00 LIEMPTY=-13 2, 000.00 LIEMPTY-~-14 2,000.00 LIEMPTY-19 1,000.00 , LIEMPTY~-24 (No Salary) ~0- Christmas Bonuses 1961 2, 580, 00 . SUB-TOTAL OPERATIONAL EXPENSES Maintenance of MV-2279, 2284 and 2286, $ 2,000.00 Procurement of Safehouses, post Office boxes and renting , automobiles. 1,000.00 Purchase of information, identification documents, and bribes, 500. 00 SUB-TOTAL OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT Repair, mairtenance and purchase of replacement photographic equipment, $ 1,000.00 SUB-TOTAL SECRET /RRBOK py £0. oe $ 39,500.00 3, 500. 00 1,000, 00 14-0000 . ” . “~ ae SECRET/ begga. ; . -J- ® REAL ESTATE . mo Rent, utilities and maintenance ' _ of following safehouses: *LIMITED “7” § 3,000.00 *LICALA . 1,500.00 LILYRIC 1, 000. 00 SUB-TOTAL _ — 5, 500. 00 GRAND TOTAL $ 49, 500, 00 *LIMITED and LICALLA rents are returned to the Statlon by LIMOUSINE and credited to Station miscellaneous receipts, VI, EMERGENCY CONDITIONS _ Please refer to last year's request for project renewal and HMMA-15982, 23 November 1960, and HiiMA-15991, 22 Novemher 1960 uh Ef SECRET ASSS88K wet nt ~ 2 (Pree tb pe Fee c+ 14-0000 ” CLASMFICATR <ESSING DISPATCH |__ssesss ONLY QUAL wEacQeAs TERS OCS CAN TUT INDE RING ° Grief of Atatlon, Mexico Cauiel, WH Divis Bet LIEMPITY/Proje: Ranewa} ACTAIN ERQUREO REFERENCES _ Tho LIEMPTY Project will expire on 10 Hoveuber 1961, It ie requested that your reecumendation for roneval be pouched to reach Headquarters by 1 November 1962, END OF DISPATCH Distribution: - 2 = Mexico City DATE TYPED G@ September 1961) eS Rete BOT TT TTT DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBXR DATE OsSPATCHED WH/3/Mexico oa aia wit enh ened ee IGE PRE VIOUS EDITION RERACES FORM 82 ves wea dE oD 1400000 ae? | . | ) Perrerares : “DISPATCH [ere | | MARRED FE NTRS Chief of Station, Hexico City . p+} “ho tht BND eee EATEN OF fey DeSR AN BO TUS eer “9 sno Chief, bHD nel “pasta ae Seen Fy eevee SsuautcT LIEMPTY Project, Renewal ; ACTION REQRERED RUTRUNCES : 7 i 1901-14793, 8 April 1960 . \ 1. The LIDPTY Project Renewal was approved on 3 February 1961 for a total of $53,000; $31,900 in fiscal year 1961 and $21,100 in fSeoal year 1562. 2. No comments wore made by the coordinating Staffa. END oF DISPATCH Bistributions : : ; 2 = Haxico City i DATE TYPLD CATR CISFATOHED: 13 February ney | DISPATCH SYMBOL AND SUVEER MEAQQUARTERS RUE NUMBER of OFFICE SYREN CAD (SE P@EVIQUS EDITION ROMACES Hist £10 OG WAT de SED DISPATCH 14-0000 | Cy (4 | [DISPATCH = ited t Made ER RTT t . OM QU HD PEA QUACLTS OLE Can UME CROP DAG wrens ‘suaucct LIMPTY/Requost for Project Renewal ACTION REQUINED REPLRUNCES ACTION: See pelow - REFERENCE: WO!-8515, 25 February 1960 ‘Project LIEMPTY expires oa 0 Novesbor 1960, It is requested that your recomendation for renewal be pouched as soon as possible, END OF DISPATCH c Distribution: 2 = Mexico City —_———} OFFICE - Caek ” TYPIST ’ xT, 55 v7 : WU/3/Mexico RWitslander bj C/AVH/3/Mexicg — WH/REgistky ¢ COORDINATING | 3 .od 7 WU/SAlextco/Cnc ofS ore smn J pet {oau, 2? MAIC eo) Nee PREVIOUS EDITION REPLACES FORM 6G TEoM May BE USED Ty arCM MN a fIMMA-15979 nena |. PE - 1842 tO: Chief, WH Diviston ead , . 50-6-74/1 Int é Oat 18 November 1960 ria cuece R ONE) Chicf of Statton, Mexico Clty - ac 7033 suet - LIEMPTY Project Renewal TT MAERUD FOE INDELING _ Tae cei eeauitto WNOLLNG CAN GE JUDGED BY QuALEO HQ DESK ONLY ACTION FTQUIERD - Renewal of Project BPTEENC ES . “Attached are the requisite number of copies of the Request for Renewal of Project LIEMPTY. , o . _ e yA c. UALS Willard C, CURTIS 16 November 1960 Attachment : ‘Ag stated above, (Even pages forwarded herewith) (Odd pages under separate cover) Distribution: 3 - WHD (with five coptes of attachment) 2- Files (with onc copy of attachment) a tp fe . porett bei RECORDS CFFICER STAMP The Pollowinz action is. : authorised: Ae hegek/ — al @: Oyo : Signed: wh. , Pr zy) BeO. 7052 = Unit Qo jx” —__/ Meter If cect: Feary if cppropriaty, i oo hae ce (On Giri soar’ cate faass 4 a ON USE PREVIOUS EDITION | L J CONTINGED REPLACES OEME on 3128 ek ae SECRET 3K. WHICH ARE OBSOLETE 14-0000 Ear eens we! . : elo \ CRYPTONYM: LIEMPTY HEADQUARTERS CASE OFFICER: , an c OPERATING DIVIS{ON: = WA Charlotte L, Zehrung FIELD STATION: Mexico City ROOM NO.: 1015 Barton Hall : EXTENSION: 2555/3162 TARGET AREA: Mexico DATE: 13 December 1560 1, It is requested that the LIEMPTY Project be renewed for the perfod 1 December 1960 through 30 November 1961 for a total of $53,000; $31,900 for fiscal year 1961 and $21,100 for fiscal year 1962, The LIEMPTY Project was programmed for $85,000. During the past project year, approximately $59,880 was obligated, 2. This Project provides operational support toa the Station and is not a source of positive {tntelLigence, Examples of opera tional data developed through thls project are given in paragraph I of the attached Station Review of Project LIEMPTY, There have been no disseminations made at Headquarters of intelligence produced through LIEMPTY, 3, The only training provided LLEMPTY personnel during the | period under review was given to Raymond H, GERENDE, He is being given ~ training in bas{e flaps and seals techniques so that the Statioh will have a trained agent outside the Station who will be able to provide this service if required, No further tralning for GERENDE or any of the other LIEMPTY agents is being contemplated for the coming year, A, Attached for the inforrution of the Staffs is a dispatch from the Station (HMMAw14793) dated 8 April 1960 which answers the questions raised at the time of the last renewal, 5, With reference to Paragraph VII, Emergency Conditfon, contained in the attached Project Review, the Mexican desk has on record in the permanent file of Raymond H, GERENDE and Oliver G, ‘ SCANTLING, the details of emergency recontact instructions which have been agreed upon between the Station and each Agent, 14-0000 — . . ay, rate oo ene. woQee 6. It {is requested that the LIEMPTY Project be renewed on the basia of the attached Project Review, ‘q - - . oan fi . : COORDINATION; ~~ nad . AL . Ned P, Holman, AC/WH/3 C.W. Cc, Wy Andersdn, WHD Proj, Officer : Approved for Transuirtal : f _ le. Wer bheX ye J, C, King, C/WHD ry Se | ce? DATE ATTACHMENTS: (4) Review of Project LIEMPTY Copy of HMMA-14793 Form 680 Folder with past renewals C4 bare ou Paste “4 = a ro : a REVIEW OF PROJECT LIEMPTY (For the Purpose of Project Renewal} . COVER SHEET ‘ : - CRYPTONYM LIEMPTY FIELD CASE OFFICER~ ion GOTER STATION Mexico city CHIEF OF STATION Vithaocceit fe The attached project action is presented for approval for the period 1 December 1960 through 30 November 1961. 4 Toe AMMA 18982 14-09000 I. CURSE. SECRET/ gee REVIEW OF PROJECT LIEMPTY (For the Purpose of Project Renewal} NT OBJECTIVES AND PRODUCTION Ae’ Oliver G. SCAKTLING Segment (discussed in relation to project objectives): 1, "To collect operational information per= taining to LIMERICK personnel and physical - | facilities." SCANTLING has continued (See the last Project Review forwarded as an attachment - to H®A=-14093, 13 November 1959) to provide worthwhile and significant information per= taining to the above objective. There follow a few exanples cf SCANTLING's production: & <A detailed casing of the LIMERICK electrical power supply was forwarded to Headquarters as an attachment to HRWA-14496, 12 February 1960. The pro= duction of this type of operational information, which takes several weeks to compile accurately, illustrates the unusual talents possessed by SCAKTLING together with his valuable contributions to the Station's operational information collection effort, b. SCANTLING hag been used frequently to follow up leads produced by LIFEAT/ LIMSRICK (now produced by LIENVOY). For example, in May 1960, LIFEAT indicated that the LIMERICK target was having con— siderable contact with an AGSACIA ROBLES concerning the handling of incoming and outgoing shipments. By discreet investi~ gation, SCANTLING was able to provide the Station with additional pertinent information about the address, owner and type of business engaged in by the firm, Such information then becomes readily available for exploitation should a LIMERICK shipment of oarticular interest come to the attention of the Station. c. SCANTLING is the Station's primary investigative asset for keeping track of - current residence addressees of LIMERICK persornel, The Station considers it important from the counterespionage standpoint to main- tain ingormaticn on the lecatien cf all es cary Fr 14-0000 ~ O-—™ memo _ : ~ Cig dd fia vals olen LIMERICK residences, In addition, specific targeto are continually considered for LICOOL installations. A recent example of SCALTLING's efforts inthis connection wuld be the spot ting and acquisition of the LIMOTOR base in the same apartment building with LITALOK -l. Contributions of this type operational informa= ‘tion are quite time consucing due to the necessity for checking cut several apartments that a LIMERICK individual may initially be considering as a residence. 2e "fo collect cperational information pertaining to. other targets of opportunity, foreign official installa» tions and personnel of intelligence interest operating in Mexico." Aa indicated below, SCANTLING is also extremely useful for collecting information on targets other than L{MERICK: : @. In March 1960 SCANTLING was instrumental in locating property adjacent to the LITABBY installation which the Station has since rented in anticipation of initiating photo~ grephic and technical operations, SCANTLING ~- was able to accomplish this assignment only after a thorough casing and pretext investi- gations of the several pieces of property appropriate for such operations, b. SCAINTLING is also used to follow up sensitive leads in connection with LIFEAT and LIEN VOY production from LITABBY and sister targets (See example as to type under I,A,1, b and c above). Ce SCANTLING was used ac an investigative asset to determine the local address and exact employment of Gorden William GROVES (201~220025), a counterespionage case of interest to Headquarters and ODENVY. 3. “fo exploit operational leads through recruitments debriefings, end surveillances.” As examples of SCANTLEIG's contritution to this objective, the following cases are listed: a. SCANTLING devoted a considerable amount of time to his attempts to locate Cesar GONZALEZ Sanchez, a known agent of a Com munist Country. He followec various leads on GONZALEZ fron Harch to Auguay 196C before OG sea / srpet aad 14-0000 GONGALEZ was finally identified and his Mexico City home aid business addresses were ascertained, See KMMA-15626, 2 September 1960, for further detalls-on this case. Lon. >.. The preliminary investigative work on a . KUSCDA case of priority interest was conducted ~ by SCANTLING. During this investigation it . was necessary for SCANTLING to travel to - Aquascalientes, Guanajuato md Ninatitlan to eek, obtain the information required by Headquarters. . Sce the attachments to Wint-1416, 20 May 1960, for the results of the investigation. 4e In addition to his contributions to the above objec= tives, SCANTLING is used for miscellsneous suprort requirements of the Station. For example, SCAKTLING hardled several of Raymond Hs GERENDE's (ps) operations while the latter was away from hexico City during Auguat énd Septenber 1960. Also, SCANTLING has been managing the LIJERSEY surveillance team since the departure of Simon D. CLACKETT in August 1960. It is hoped that SCANTLIXNG can be relieved of this assignment as soon as the LITEMPO project is approved. SCANTLING has also been used to spot and rent safe houses for various Station operations, a valuable operntional support. service. 5 As stated in the preceeding Request for Project Renewal, al though SCANTLIAG's LIEXPTY Project objectives can never be completely fulfilled, it is the Station's opinion that SCANTLING has made inportant and valuable contributions to LIEMPTY Preject objectives specifically and to other Station activities in generd. SCANTLING's : _ predustion, measured against monetary expenditures, ° case officer time and other intangible factors, wiques~ ticnably justifies his continuation as m integral part of Project LIEMPTY. B. Raymond H. GERENDE Segment (discussed in relation to project odjectives): 1. "To collect operational information pertaining ‘to LIMERICK personnel and physical facilities through ‘use of photographie base houses." Together with their extensive photographic coverace of the LIMERICK target, the photographic bases also contribute other types. of operational information: ' a LINITED - This base compiles daily logs 1 indicating all arrivals, demrtures and, where possible, identities of every person . visiting or working at the LI ck target. é = “SECRET ARSSORP * This information Is particularly useful in keeping track ae LIMERICK personnel and asstating with the identification of visitors to the installation, Also, LIMITED maintains a summary attendance llst of LIMERICK employees on a dally basis; this enables the Station quickly to ascertain the presence or absence of an employee on any given day, . Finally, one other significant service ts performed hy this base, the radio dispatching of the LIEMBRACE surveillance team on LIMERICK personnel and targets of opportunity, LIMITED's photographic coverage is still concentrated on visttors, as opposed to employees, to the LIMERICK installation, A recent example of the base's contributions to Station efforts is the case of Joseph Ralph MAURI. In this case, a LIENVOY lead indicated that an American might visit - the LIMERICK target on a certain day, The base was alerted to dispatch the radio-controlled surveillance team on any person appearing to be an American, The results of this assignment were indicated in MEXI-6392 and several other cables, LIMITED was also able to provide photographs, which when compared with photographs provided by Head- quarters, left no question as to MAURI's identity, b, LILYRIC - This base's ourput of high-quality clandestine photographs has been in about the same quantity as last year, In addition, the base operator, LLEMPTY-l4, prepares weekly reports on LIMERICK empioyees and their wives, VILYRIC ainy performs the assignment of noting and reporting the license plate numbers of all cars bringing visitors to the’ LIMERICK installation, LILYRIC photograplis also are con- centrated on visitors to the target, as opposed to employees, It should be noted that LILYRIC operates for photographic coverage during the hours from daylight to 1400 hours each .. day of the week except Sunday, The LIMITED base maintains photographic coverage from 1400 hours to darkness each day except Sunday, c. LICALLA - As reported in previous correspondence, the LICALLA base contributes to the collection of operational information through photographic coverage of LIMERICK employees and their families, Also, the base operator, SECRET gore 14-0000 LIEMPTY-9, supplies extremely worthwhile information pertaining to the apparent positions and jobs of the target employees, -He accomplishes this objective by ¢areful observation and analysis, LICALLA also maintains a datly attendance roster of all LIMERICK employees, LICALLA coverage of the target, both photographic and physical observations, enables the Station to keep abrest of LIMERICK personnel changes, a vital contribution to the Station's counter- esplonage effort, 2, “To collect operational information and tdentlfy operational leads pertaining to Station targets of opportunity,” The LIENTRAP operation, handled by GERENDE, ts the major ‘contributor to this objective, It has been possible for LIENTRAP to take photographs and to perform pretext Investigetions in support of numerous Station activities. ‘The cases listed below are cited as examples: a. In the case of Cesar GONZALEZ Sanchez (see I, A,3,a, above) LIENTRAP was able to procure photographs of GONZALEZ at his Mexico City residence which, when compared to Headquarters provided. photographs, lett no doubt that GONZALEZ was the subject of interest to Headquarters, b, LIENTRAP confirmed the Identity of Olga CASTILLO de Ledon, a frequent visitor to the LIMERICK installation and an ardent supporter of the present Cuban regime, through a pretext investigation of the residents of an apart ment building where CASTILLO was believed to live. Later, LIENTRAP supported rhe results of the investigation with excellent photographs of the subject, 7’ - 3. "To provide operational support to Station operations, i,e., rent hotel rooras and apartments, and conduct counter-surveillances, " GERENDE is used frequently to rent hotel rooms and apartments for other Station operations and activities, GERENDE's comprehensive area knowledge and personal operational capabilitles combine to make him aa extremely valuable Station asset for such support acrivities, GERENDE also procures post office box letter drops for the many Station operations requiring them, SECRET Aree 14.90000 4, It is the Station's conclusion that the money and case officer tlme expended on this segment of the LIEMPTY project is worthwhile and should be continued tn view of the quality and quantity of operational information produced, Simon D, CLACKETT Segment (discussed in relation’ to project objectives) : 1, “To collect operational tnformation and to identify operational leads pertaining to the LIMERICK target and Station targets. of opportunity," During this project year the LJYERSEY survellance team under the direction of CLACKETT began contributing to the Station's support efforts through pretext investigatlons and physical survellances, Some examples of the team's work are listed below: a, Rafael TISCHLER Guzman (201-64372) is a Guatemalan Communist which the team had under surveillance from November 1959 to April 1960, The surveillance, together with Information acquired from other sources, eventually resulted in an‘ unsuccessful recruitment attempt on TISCHLER, b, Pericles FRANCO Ornes (201-64546) - FRANCO Is a Dominican of interest to the Station, The LIJERSEY ream devoted portions of five mouths, January to May 1960, collecting 1 information on subject through physical surveillance, ; c.. Jose Maria "Chema" LOPEZ Valdizon (201- ) was the subject of a physical surveillance during May and June 1960, LOPEZ was iater deported from Mexivy ikioiigh the efforts of LITEMPO-2, d, CLACKETT and the LIIERSEY team performed numerous pretext Investigations on Station targets cf opportunity and on three separate occasions during the project year served as a counter-surveillance escort for Station officers in other operations. 2. CLACKETT, just prior to his resignation in August 1960, spent ; about five weeks giving tradecraft and operational skills training to to LITEA-1, Although not specifically covered by the project objectives, . this ability on CLACKETT's part is considered a significant con- 4 tribution to the Station's support efforts, ne SECRET QRS 14-0090 i, “3. In view of CLACKETT's resignation, which was effective 31 August: 1960, and the proposed transfer of the LUERSEY team to - the. LITEMPO project, this segment of the LLEMPTY project wipl - not-be renéwed, However, for the record, it is considered that - ___the CLACKETT segment of LIEMPTY was worthwhile and the ~~“ expenditure of Station assets in connection with LIIERSEY operations were justified, -D, Relationship to Related Mission Directive Objectives: It can readily be noted that Project LIEMPTY has provided support to many Station operations and tn this manner has been a contributing factor to the furtherance of the Related Misston Directive, The project has not produced any positive intelligence nor has it been intended that it should do so, The project's sole purpose {s to provide a mechanism for the development of operational information in support of other Station operations, CHANGES A, Simon D, CLACKETT The unexpected resignation of CLACKETT in August 1960 has necessitated the decision as how best to utilize the LIIERSEY surveillance team and still benefice from the training and experience gained by the team during the past year. As explained in the LITEMPO project outline, it was decided that the LITEMPO Staff Agent would have the time, the need and the requirements to handle and manage the LIJERSEY tcam on a regular basis; consequently, the Station believed that such a solution to this problem would permit the Station Lv cuuiluue io profit from CLACKETT's pagt efforts, B. Oliver G, SCANTLING Since CLACKETT" s departure, SCANTLING has been handling the LYERSEY team as an interim measure pending Headquarters approval of the LITEMPO project. SCANTLING has been exposed to, and likewlse knows, only one of the team members, LIEMPTY-20, SCANTLING is known to L-2G only by an alias, SECRET/ 7" eet : ot i C. -Pereonnel CHanges - “Ll LIEMPTY- “Is - Meniber of the LIJERSEY surveillance team eo .< ‘Transferred to Project. LITEMEO and eryptonym changed LITED-2, : 2. LEMPTY: -16 -’ Member of the © LYERSEY 5 gurveillaace team - * Transferred to Pro ect ‘LITEMPO and cryptonym changed 7 LI. TED-3: - : 3. LIEMPTY- 20 = Assistant Team Leader of LJERSEY surveillance team -, Transferred to Project LITEMPO and | cryptonym ct changed to LITED-1 4, LIENPTY- 25 - Most recent additlon to the LUERSEY surveillance . team, Transferred to Project LITEMPO and cryprony™ changed to | LITED-4, 5. There have been no other personnel changes within the LIEMPTY project, excepting the resignations of Simon D, CLACKETT and Wilma J, FIORDALISL, tl, EFFECTIVEN ESS AY General comments pertaining to the value of the. project efforts to the - ‘Station's needs - The Station is of the opinion that its operations are only as good as ‘the support mechanisms backstopping and contributing to them, ! The availability of unilateral-support agents and organizations, such as “| the LIEMPTY Project, to investigate leads and co collect operational informacion is an indispensable ingredient to the Station's espionage and counterespionage: objectives, . The Station would be seriously handicapped ’ in its operational activitles should the support services of suck agents as GERENDE,. SCANTLING and the agents under their control be suddenly made unavailable, ; . ; “B. LIMERICK Target - The basis for most of the Station's counter- espionage activities directed against the LIMERICK targer require detailed ' knowledge of the identity, activities and fellow associates of LIMERICK - personnel, Fhe LIEMPTY photographic basechouses. undoulnecty provide — - -more of-this type iitormation than any orfier’ ‘Station operation, The . ; a an “production trom LIEMPTY photographic bases and from the LIENVOY. project provide the Station with the large ma jority of LIMERICK leads. 14-0000 . ; * a _ ; : - : 7 - : SECRET/MBOF - “29- -C.- Targets of Opportunity - The ‘immediate avatlability of independent - . * agsets to perform investigations, - -photographic assignments and other _ . essential types of support services in connection with Station targets of opportunity’ represent an’ operational advantage which thts: Station’considers . ts due to stich LIEMPTY. assets that an agent canbe - . “sent. to distant. areas in'Mexico todo tivestigations, that. photographs can ‘= be made of individuals ‘and places which are of operational interest and . apartments and-hotel -rooms'can be acquired tn fictitious nanies tn.” . support of sensit ive operations. and Activities, — D. “Although the progress and ‘success of any support project depends " upon requirements from other Station operations, it must be concluded that Project LIEMPTY has indeed been effective during, the past project “year, PROBLEMS A, Security - The activities of the LICALLA base were suspended in . September 1960.as a direct result of the arrest of three KURIOT technicians by the Cuban Government, One of the technicians was known to have knowledge of the four LIMUST units (LICALLA Is located tn one of these units) and the Station considered it appropriate to. suspend photo- graphic operations:pending resolution of the situation. At this time, . there {s no indication when“LICALLA operations wil! be resumed, . The ‘LICALLA base operator has reported that. there have been no unusual “inquiries or othér suspictous actions which might indicate thar LICALLA has been compromised to LIMERICK personnel; however, such a possibility will exist unt the release of the three technicians, No other security problems have occurred during the past year. ' PLANS | A, Processing of Photographs-- During the past year considerable ‘progress has been made in the Station's handling, i.e., sorting, indexing, identifying leads and filing, | of phorographs produced by the several hases, B. . Photo: sraphic Techniques ~ The previous LIEMPTY Project Renewal Request indicated that the Station planned to try new techniques using HY~PAN film in_night photography.—H¥-PAN_film_was_used_on_a-trial _——--~ "basis during daylight hours with r results, Almost invartably, prints eee | ig day ent poo NOst y, P : ~y ‘SecReT ame. we a r 14-00000 VI.~ SECRET/ SR -10- from HY~-PAN negatives were too gralny and, consequently, were of little use. in producing good identified shots of individuals, In view of these experiments, night photography has not yet been attempted, It should be noted that Eastman: Kodak's new TRI-X PAN film, which all bases and LIENTRAP now use, is superior to any film previously used by the Station for clandestine photography. The quality of all base photographs have been increased considerably as a direct résult of this new film. C, General Comments - The Station belleves that the GERENDE segment is now Operating under optimum organizational arrangments and there are no plans for expansion contemplated at this time. It is expected that SCANTLING will soon be relieved of his interim responsibility for the LYERSEY team and can concentrate more on his Investigative and casing activities. The transfer of the LJERSEY team - to Project LITEMPO reduced Project LIEMPTY activities by an appreciable amount. It ts not planned, during the coming year, to expand present LIEMPTY activities, COSTS A, Past Project Year ~ Station finance records indicate that Project LIEMPTY expended $19, 120. 91 during Fiscal Year 1960 (L December 1959 - 30 June 1960) and has thus far during Fiscal Year 1961 (through 31 October 1960) expended $16, 734.69. Contract Agents salaries and allowances paid by Headquarters bring the total expenditures for It months of the project vear 10 approximately $5V, 000.00. An additional $4, 000.00 will be oblivated during the 12th month of the project year, This will bring total project expenditures to about $54, 000. 00 for the entire project year, B, Ensuing Period - Of the toral $53,000.00 budget, itemized below, $31, 900,00 should be expended during the remainder of Fiscal Year 1961 and the balance, $21,100.00, should be expended during Fiscal Year 1962, Normal accounting procedures will be used for all expenditures 14-0000 AGENT U.S, $ PER ANNUM Raymond H, GERENDE ¢- 32/43 $ 5,040.00 Oliver G, SCANTLING ¢. 7¢%e3 4,560. 00 Loutse J. MACRINO «-¥/7%>2 2, 500. 00 (@ $2.02 per hour) : . LIEMPTY-4 ¢- 4/574 2,000.00 LIEMPTY-5 ¢- 58¥F2 1, 500, 00 (@ $1.75 per hour) \ LIEMPTY-6 ¢. 2 77/F 2, 800, 00 LIEMPTY-7 No Salary ¢. 36797 -0- . LIEMPTY-8 ¢- 34¢74 1,800.00 LUEMPTY-9 ¢ -52697 2, 800. 00 LIEMPTY-10 ¢- s37% 3, 600. 00 LIEMPTY-11 ¢- 4/¥37 2, 50C. 00 LIEMPTY-12 c- 3¢2a6¢ 1, 800, 00 LIEMPTY-13 © -Y69 42" 1, 800.00 LIEMPTY-14 ¢. G76 1,800, 00 LIEMPTY-19 cp 74577 1,000. 00 : LIEMPTY-24 No Salary ¢-1s972 -0- j Christmas bonuses all personnel 2,500. 00 ; SUB-TOTAL $ 38, 000, 00 OPERATIONAL EXPENSES Maintenance of MV~-2279, 2284 ; and 2286. $ 2,000,00 , Operational Travel 500, 00 Trocurement of Safehouses, post 2,000. 00 office boxes and renting ' automobiles, Purchase of information, 2,500.00 identification documents, an bribes, ; SUB-TOTAL $ 7,000.00 SECRET Lede? oy OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT . Repair and matntenanceof . $ S00.00 camera equipment, ~ Purchase of replacement 2, 000. 00 photographic equipment and supplies, Oe _. ~ c SUB-TOTAL 2,500, 00 ‘REAL ESTATE Rent, utilities and maintenance of following safehouses: VIL, *LIMITED $ 3,000.00 *LICALLA 1, 500. 00 LILYRIC 1, 000, 00 SUB-TOTAL 5, 500,.00_ GRAND TOTAL $53, 000, 00 *LIMITED and LICALLA rents are returned to the Station by LIMOUSINE and credited to Station miscellaneous receipts, EMERGENCY CONDITIONS As regards the requirement listed tn CSI-F No, 230-60, Annex A, for . eommunications arrangments in the event of "Emergency Conditions, " the Station does nor anticipate that this project would or could continue to function under its present objectives, However, both principal " agents, SCANTLING and GERENDE, would very possibly be worthwhile sources of information to maintain contact with under any adverse conditions, Both of these agears identify themselfs, In terms of ideology, motivation and perspective, more as Americans than as Mexican nationals (which they are). It is reasonable to assume, there- fore, that SCANTLING and GERENDE would become valuable contacts in any emergency situation, . SECRET ASOR- cai us 8 ce f. NI} a) wee z : 7 ; ge 5 i i E The Station ig aware that the previous project renewal stated that emergency communications arrangments were being made, The Station has finally obtained the U.S. addresses of relatives through whom. GERENDE and-SCANTLING could be contacted under most __ situations, This information will be forwarded separately, SECRE Tyson? puso Chas ATION, CEWATCH STMBUN AMD Pet DISPATCH | _ weuans TO} Ghief of Station, Mexico City a NTS TG a SOmbsTh FROM 9 Chief, WED Ba MAEEED FOR! NO INDE Te Set Quiato ee INDEXING CAN Bf JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY = LIBPTY Froject Renewal” aI Paragraph 2 = Please subalt detailed reviow of .™ weefulnees ond value of ths photo basehouses, Are threo Justified? 0-24093, 13 Hovenber 1959 _ a, The LIBETY Project vas renewed on 8 January 1960 for the — erty Deoauber 1959 through Jl November 1960 for a total of $84,9103 485 far fiscal yeer 1960 ani $36,425 for fiscal yeer 1961. 2. the fetioving staff coments vere note during the reneval process! Ge KUDESE noten that the CI valus of the project is -“@griealt to faige since St appoaro that much of the uaterial , proinuosd resains fa the Station for exploitation, Hovever, EDDESK remarks that the value ef the prejoct ahould bo increased vhen the CLACKETT surveiliancs tesa enters into active operation, KUDESK gaggesto that the Station be queried as to the protext oF circumstances unior which SCANTLINO frequently visits Inez Pareda edjacent to the Soviet instelletien. >, KUTUBZ/CPS notes that while tho project review presents a clear picture of the alas and ebjectives of the various seg manta, 2¢ deas not previde, exeept in the case of SCANTLING, pheto eeverago bo reviewed from the standpoint of value ond uss fulness with a view to de whether the LILYRIC activity eculd not be safely aliminated and the additional photographie coverage conducted on a more galective basis, witheut paterially affecting overall usefulness, KUTUBE/O?3S notes that, in the abegnee ef further proaf of usefulness, the color photogr: end moving pictures appoar to be an unnocsssary lwury, KULUBE, Ors commande the careful handling of the CLACKETT seguent and requests that the naxt project action include examples af the tean's progress, 3, The TVA eppreval for the additional vehicle vas fervarded undar Dispatch Fo, HYS-1211, The HV mmber assigned by JBECHO is XV 2320, fhe usual Delogation of Procurensst authority ia being forvarded by JBECHO chanwels. 19 Februsry 1960 Pistribubioss 3 = Mexico City 1- ifedroom og af : LOD YE {2faxico Chrono 4 A MEE Ceo foie ae a ‘Ala Atoxteo/, I. LSI Joh Cuda CATON SSCRET FORM USE PRENCOUS EDITION os $3 TEL ATES FORMS { | CONTINUED Std bE LEA AND UTP mice ARE OOSOLETE 14-00000 y ~ AWAIT SYMECR AND MD = . CLAS HRCA TION DISPATCH SECRE 1/2 K HIMALA = 7093 _ . a vo 10 Chief, WH Division were mo . 50-6-74/1 FROM ; 7 : ae ‘Shief of Station, Mexico City — 13 November 1959 suBiect TT ME ay" — (CHECK “OND Renewal of Project LIEMPTY P| sAentD ros wotuNo Pac [ NO INDUUNG RtQuiReD . ACTION FEQuIRED INDEXING CAN BE JU0GIO - Renewal of Project LIEMPTY _ BY QUALIFIED HQ. OFSK ONLY REFERENCES) Attached is a review of Project LIEMPTY activities during the past year. Allard (We iNard C, CURTIS Renewal of the project is requested. ME: sler/vps . 10 November 1959 RECORDS OFFICER STAMP . Tho fot Lo: ‘ Distribution : Ruin <7 Hqa w/5 copies of attachment ee 7 Staued ia. a ld. ww SON inn cog di if Oppropr lato. nate coe vifp \° a USE PREMOUS ERITION i CLASSIC ATION PAGE NO ra BEPLACES FOR te ene . - sim Smad ONTINUED WHICH ARE A} —— rl el cee bear tue 4 : a nwes Ad ms MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, FI HEADQUARTERS CASE OFFICER SUBJECT 4 Project LIEMFTY _ Name__C,_Zehrung J Renewal =~ Room__2121 Barton. Ext._ 2 Sa> > > a Date__9 December 2959 1. It 4a requested that the LIEMPIY Project be renawed for the ‘period 1 December 1959 through 30 November 1960 for a total of $84,910.00; $48,485.00 for fiscal year 1960 and $36,425.00 for fiscal year 1961, LIEMPTY was last approved for the period 1 December 1958 throtigh 30 November 1959 for a total of $95,380; of which it is eatimated $74,259 has been obligated, - 2. It 4s requested that the Project be renewed on the basis of the Project review prepared by the Station which is attached. 3. The security incident referred to in paragraph IV,B on page 6 of the attachmont, occurred on 20 September 1959, While on an operational assignment LIEMPTY/10 and the LIENTRAP vehiole were temporarily detained by the Servicio Secreto de Mexico (Mexican Secret Service), At the time of the incident the LIENTRAP vehicle waa carrying out an ‘assignment of photographing a Cuban rally which it was expected would ba attended by many of the leading Mexican and Central American Communists, The police were also covering the meeting for thé-purpose of preventing a Communist—inspired demonatra- tion and they searched LIENTHAP believing it might contain Communist ‘propaganda, When they saw the fim they seized the filn,the truck and LIEMPTY-10 with the belief the Communists hed filmed sane rough-hended techniques used by the police against some persons attending the rally, before his release was obtained. When a member of the Station using State Department cover intervened with the police on behalf of LIEMITY-10, the film, LIENTRAP, and all the equipment were also returned in tact, LIEMFTY~-10 had not been. interrogated and had not been formally charged or booked, . Although the FBI representative and the U.S. Embassy Security Officer also learned of the incident, the Station does not believe that this incident has materially effected the security of the Project. Tha Station, however, is allowing a one month's cooling off period for the LIENTAAP vehicle and LIEMPTY~-10, Attachments: ' Project review lian quad) Envelope with past renewals Memo Justification of Purchase of Auto . Form 680 (in quad) . Envelope with true namsa fi 14.90000 . ‘ ‘ “ oy \ » \ \ s 4 PROJECT REVIEW 4 : an CRYPTONYM__LIEMPTY FIELD CASE OFFICER Quinton N. QUSLER | ieee STATION___ Mexico Gi CHIEF OF sranion AC Le wes Based on the attached REVIEW OF PROJECT LIEMPTY, it is requested that the Project be renewed for the period 1 December 1959 through 30 November 1960. SECRETS a en SH 60 6-74f/ REVIEW OF PROJECT LIEMPTY (For the Purpose of Project Renewal) I. PRODUCT OF THE PROJECT A. Oliver G. SCANTLING Segment (discussed in relation to project objectives): . . an 1, “To collect operational information pertaining to LIMERICK personnel and physical facilities.'' During the past year SCANTLING has devoted a significant amount of time to the furtherance of this project objective. Although other Station operations and personnel are also concerned with vas collection of operational information about- LIMERICK personnel, SCANTLING's contributions are unique as to type and complement information received from other sources, Fowr ‘example, SCANTLING is used primarily as the source of information about LIMERICK physical facilities. He is constantly on the alert for building modifications, con- struction activities and the kinds of outside services utilized by the LIMERICK installation. He regularly visits Inez PARADA de Moreno, the occupant of property adjacent to LIMERICK, for the purpose of obtaining a close view of the interior grounds of LIMERICK and to debrief Scnora de Moreno about any unusual activities which she may have-observed. At the present time SCANTLING is preparing a thorough casing report on the electrical power supply used by LIMERICK and all other residences and establishments in the same block. This operational information is intended for KURIOT's use and will show all transformers in the block, electrical meters for measuring the amount of electrical power used and the precise points where wires enter each property. Because of his other sensitive activities and because other operational activities provide adequate coverage, SCANTLING has been used sparingly for physical surveillances and investigations which might conceivably impair his future usefulness to the Station. During the time he spent training Simon D. CLACKETT (ps) in radio controlled mobile surveillance, SCANTLING did perform some surveillance work at the LIMERICK installation; however, it was concerned mostly with briefing CLACKETT on dispatching tech~ niques and the procedures used for the control of several vehicles on a surveillance team using two-way radios. 2. "To collect operational information pertaining to other targets of opportunity, foreign official installations and personnel of intelligence interest operating in Mexico."' By far the most important contribution made by SCANTLING in connection with this project objective has been his support to the LITACIT operation and just recently actually gained entry to the LITACIT target using a pretext cover story. During this visit SCANTLING managed to collect highly valuable operational information about the security of the installation, which has .added materially to KUBARK.'s knowledge about the-terget. SCANTLING has also cased and prepared reports on the LITABBY target in anticipation of mounting -_ SECRE Teer’ . -22- a photographic surveillance and in initial preparation for a future LINIMENT type activity. SCANTLING has performed investigations of numerous other Station targets of opportunity which, depending on their significance, have been reported -in separate correspondence. 3. "To exploit operational leads through recruitments, debriefings and eurveillances," This objective was included in the LIEMPTY project because SCANTLING is used to follow up LIFEAT leads and leads obtained from the LIEMPTY ‘photographic bases. During the past year SCANTLING has investigated a quantity of leads obtained from the above sources, The information resulting from these in- vestigations has enabled the Station to maintain current data on the various firms used by the LIMERICK target and in one instance, Octavio VIDALES (201- ) caused the Station to make a recruitment pitch in an effort to carry out a technical penetration of the LIMERICK target. Although VIDALES was not recruited, the Station anticipates that SCANTLING will some day be successful in just this type of activity. SCANTLING is the Station's principal source for the follow-up of LIFEAT/ LIMERICK and LIEMPTY photographic base house leads as they pertain to the primary target. — 4. Not covered by a specific project objective but, névertheless, of significant importance to the Station are SCANTLING's contributions to the overall Station support efforts. In addition to the extensive training given to CLACKETT, SCANTLING also prepared a detailed and sophisticated radio dispatch procedure for use by the LIEMBRACE surveillance team. He devised a superior method for numbering streets which enables the radio surveillance team to specify a location without reference to street names and areas. The entire radio dispatch code, when used properly, practically defies identification as the conversations of a clandestine surveillance team. From the standpoint of Station security, SCANTLING conducted an investigation of LIVESTOCK-2 based on two leads which were 30 years old and reported significant information which contributed to the Station's final decision to terminate LIVESTOCK-2. SCANTLING's other support activities consist of renting hote! rooms and apartments in fictitious names, supportim operations such as LICOOL-12 by performing sentry duty and by serving as a capable and responsible cutout between the Station and agents from other geographical areas, 5. Although SCANTLING's LIEMPTY objectives can never be completely fulfilled, it is the Station's opinion that SCANTLING' has made important and valuable contributions to LIEMPTY Project objectives specifically and to other Station activities in general, SCANTLING's production, méasured against monetary . expenditures, case officer time and other intangible factors, unquestionably justifies his contgnuation as an integral part of Project LIEMPTY,. B. Raymond H. GERENDE Segment (discussed in relation to project objectives): po, SECGRET/ DUES ry 4 Fito a ..1, "To collect operational information pertaining to LIMERICK personnel and physical facilities through the use of photographic base houses," _ This continuing objective is carried out by three photographic base houses, - - LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA. During the project year, LIMITED produced - approximately 3600 photographs and LILYRIC about 4500 pictures of individuals - entering and leaving the LIMERICK target. Most of these photographs were of non-LIMERICK individuals of which only a small, but significant, percentage could be identified through license plate checks or other types of routine investi- - gation, The LICALLA base produced approximately 4300 photographs during the year, Most of the LICALLA photographs were of LIMERICK employees and their families and have been of considerable value in-maintaining current and accurate listings of LIMERICK personnel in Mcxico, Tho LICALLA base has recently begun taking ‘motion pictures of LIMERICK personnel conversing in the garden area. These movies are being forwarded to KUTUBE/D for the possible exploitation of lip - reading analysis. The LIMITED base, in addition to its photographic assignment, is also used as thé radio central for dispatching the LIEMBRACE surveillance team on LIMERICK personnel targeta. All bases make routine reports on the daily attendance of LIMERICK employees at the installation which facilitates the Station's reporting on the arrival and departure of LIMERICK personnel, Also, the bases devote time to reporting the personal associations among the numerous LIMERICK employees, Some of this latter type information is valuable from the standpoint of confirming that LIMERICK intelligence officers have a tendency to associate with their colleagues, 2. "To collect operational information and identify operational leads pertaining to Station targets of opportunity." This is a broad objective and one which is contributed to by the LIENTRAP operation, LIENTRAP is used to provide photographic coverage of important Station targets which do not justify a more permanent photographic base, During the period under review, LIENTRAP has been used for the timely coverage of various Central American exile group activities, the Confederacion de Trabajadores de la America Latina (CTAL) _-headquarters, several counterespionage targets, the LITACIT and LITABBY targets and other one-time operations of intelligence interest. The operational information produced by LIENTRAP is used by the Station for increasing operational knowledge about a target and, when appropriate, has been incorporated in separate reports to Headquarters with other information about specific targets, 3. "To provide operational support to Station operations, i.e., rent hotel rooms and apartments, and conduct counter-surveillances,'"' GERENDE, because of his area knowledge and operational acumen, is used frequently by the Station for renting hotel rooms and apartments in fictitious names for use on other Station operations, He is also the Station's principal procurer of local Post Office boxes for use as letter drops. This objective pertains entirely to the operational support of other Station operations and is an invaluable ingredient to the security of important Station activities. SECRE TAR 14-00000 4. The production of operational information as represented by LIMITED, LILYRIC, LICALLA and LIENTRAP is an important adjunct to the Station's coverage of the LIMERICK tarcet and Station targets of opportunity. It is the Station's conclusion that the expenditure of KUBARK assets, i.e., money and case officer time, is justified and that these activities should be continued. CG. Simon D, CLACKETT Segment (discussed in relation to project objectives): 1, “To collect operational information and to identify operational leads pertaining to the LIMERICK target and Station targets of opportunity."" Very little production has been realized from this objective in terms of CLACKETT's contributions, CLACKETT returned to Mexico in early April 1959 after receiving surveillance, tradecraft and photography training in Headquarters. He then spent the rest of April, May and part of June being trained by SCANTLING in mobile sur~ veillance techniques. Then LIEMPTYs 15, 16, 17 and 20 were placed under his supervision and he began training these agents in the arts of foot surveillance and mobile surveillance, This team, known’as the LIJERSEY team, is just beginning to show the excellent effects of CLACKETT's intensive training sessions. Although LIEMPTY-17 has resigned and the team consists of only four agents, including CGLACKETT, the Station believes that the team will be ready within the next month to begin its contributions to the above objective, 2. Based on the training time devoted to CLACKETT and to the LISERSEY team and the anticipated production during the coming project year, it is the Station's opinion that this activity should be continued, iW EXTENT TO WHICH THE RELATED MISSION DIRECTIVE HAS BEEN FURTHERED. Project LIEMPTY has provided support, in varying ways, to a majority of ’ Station operations and in this manner has been a contributing factor to the furtherance of the Related Mission Directive, The project is not intended nor designed to produce positive intelligence; its sole purpose is to provide a mechanism for the development of operational information in support of other Station operations. ia. PROGRESS OF THE OPERATION AND PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE. aA. Oliver G. SCANTLING Segment: 1, SCANTLING's duties and responsibilities are basically the same now as they were when the original LIEMPTY project outline was submitted. Since SCANTLING is the only major factor in this part of LIEMPTY, progress, other than covered in the above section on production, can be measured only by the fact that SCANTLING is a year older and has acquired a few more helpful tricka of the trade SECRET, 14-0000 f ry SECRE T/u@gsiaeaR : -5- and, consequently, has increased his own operational abilities. 2. Insofar as future planning is concerned, SCANTLING will continue to devote the’ greater portion of his time to the LITACIT operation. In addition, he will continue his work against the LIMERICK target, i.e., investi- gating LIFEAT and photographic base house leads in connection with the objectives of the LIEMPTY and LIMESA projects. The Station still plans to maintain SCANTLING ag an independent Station assct free from the responsibilities of super- vising other agente and operations, 3. SCANTLING will probably continue providing administrative support to LIEMPTY-3 (now covered under the LICOOL project), but will not be responsible for the operational direction of L-3 . B. Raymond H. GERENDE Segment: 1, During the past year the three photographic base houses have _ been trained in the use of a faster type film (HY-PAN) to facilitate the taking of photographs on dark cloudy days. One base, LICALLA, has made tests and recently begun making 35mm color slides using the new fast type Ektachrome film. This film is now processed in the Mexico Station dark room which heretofore was not possible. It ia the Station's opinion that a few color photographs of target personnel will be useful for identification purposes. The LICALLA Base has also, during the past year, begun taking 16mm motion pictures in color with the expectation that Headquarters can eventually provide lip reading analysis of conversations taking place in the garden area of the LIMERICK installation, 2, Other operational progress has been made in connection with relieving GERENDE of responsibility for the LISERSEY surveillance team. This mow leaves GERENDE with a sufficient amount of time to supervise all photographic base houses, LIENTRAP and the outside photographic laboratory, , 3. Future planning in relation to this segment does not call for expansion, Rather,. the Station plans to perfect some of the photographic procedures now in use and to experiment with night photography possibilities using the fast HY-PAN film with telephoto lens of varying lengths. GERENDE will also concentrate on increasing the security and communications procedures used with cach base. C. Simon D. CLACKETT Segment: 1, CLACKETT's assumption of responsibility for the LIJERSEY » surveillance team has been a progressive step for the development of an additional - ‘ and much needed support ascet, Although the LIJERSEY team has been in existence for several years, 1t was only during the past year, with the assignment of 14-0000 SECRET/ -6- -~ } CLACKETT, that an intensive effort wag made to train the team members and to , ( place them under the. supervision of a full time team leader, As mentioned above, CLACKETT has done‘an excellent job during the past few months in getting the team ready for future operational assignments, 2. The Station plans, during the coming year, to increase the Strength of the LIJERSEY team by at least two agents and one car, This would then give a total LIUERSEY complement of six agents and three radio cars. The Station will continue to take all necessary precautions not to rush the development of the team nor to give it assignments which are too complicated and too difficult. It is anticipated that the team will begin some surveillance work within the next month on targets connected with plans for an expanded Communist Party pene- tration program. IV. PERFORMANCE OF PRINCIPAL AGENTS IN TERMS OF PRODUCTION, SECURITY AND COVER. . . He ft . A. Oliver G. SCANTLING - As should be expected from a well trained and motivated agent, SCANTLING's production during the period under review was excellent. His production is in the category of operational information rather than positive intelligence and is based on leads and investigations given him by the Station, He never fails to do a thorough and detailed job on all assignments given to him, He is an unusually valuableprincipal ag: agent. > There have been no security problems or developments during the past year in connection with SCANTLING's assignments. Likewise, his cover is very good and places him in a position to maintain his work for KUBARK for many years to come. B, Raymond H. GERENDE - Since GERENDE's marriage in December 1958, his performance has improved to a marked degree, He has become one of the Station's most dependable agents in terms of promptness for meetings, completing operational assignments as rapidly as possible and in doing any task, regardless of how menial it may be. Insofar as the Station and GERENDE know, his cover with LISTERINE's firm has held up very well. In fact, GERENDE recently was able to negotiate a sales contract with a customer having a very 7 large sales capacity for the product manufactured by LISTERINE's firm. This, of course, endears GERENDE to LISTERINE in addition to contributing to GERENDE's cover employment. The only significant security incident pertaining, in part, to GERENDE was in connection with LIENTRAP (please see HMMA-13951, 16 October 1959, for details). Cc. Simon D, CLACKETT - CLACKETT's performance has definitely measured up to the standards expected by the Station. He has proved that he is conscientious, dependable and very quick in grasping the details of clandestine qa activities. He will undoubtedly continue to improve his personal performance as SECRET; 14-00000 he gains more experience. ‘There have been no security problems or incidents in connection with CLACKETT's assignment to this Station, Although the notional ‘cover provided by Headquarters has held up very well during the past few months, - the Station had hopes of placing him in LILABEL's firm and obtaining Inmigrante . papers for him. However, for reasons mentioned in other correspondence, this ‘cover arrangement did not work out. The Station is continuing efforts to locate another suitable local cover job for CLACKETT, Ve CONTACT AND COMMUNICATION. ~ \ : A. Oliver G. SCANTLING - The Station Case Officer meets with SCANTLING on the average of three times each week, For regular meetings, a total of eight prearranged contact points are used alternately with SCANTLING "walking the beat" and being picked up by the Case Officer in the latter's car. This procedure enables both the agent and the case officer to check themsclves and to check each other for possible surveillance, Meetings are generally of short duration, seldom more than 30 minutes, and are held in the car. It is possible for SCANTLING to get in touch with his case officer by telephone, and vice versa, in case an unscheduled meeting is necessary. SCANTLING and the Station aré currently working on the details of an emergency means of contact utilizing SCANTLING's wife's relatives in PBPRIME. Headquarters will be advised of these arrangements to facilitate contact with SCANTLING in the event Mexico is overrun by hostile forces and contact with the Station is severed, B. Raymond H. GERENDE - GERENDE's Case Officer meeta with him five times each week, Meetings are conducted in the Case Officer's car using the same - proceduree as outlined above. GERENDE and his Case Officer have a total of 11 contact points in different areas of the city and generally hold their mectings during the early morning hours, usually about 0800. Ag in the case of SCANTLING, GERENDE and his Case Officer are preparing an emergency contact procedure which will facilitate Headquarters communications with him through his relatives in PBPRIME Headquarters will be advised of these arrangements just as soon as they are completed. Cc. Simon D. CLACKETT - The Station Case Officer meets with CLACKETT on the averageof three times each week. The same type of communications pro- cedures as used for SCANTLING and GERENDE are employed with CLACKETT. VI. PERSONNEL, An Personnel dropped from the Project: 1, LIEMPTY-3 - Now carried under the LICOOL Project. 2. LIEMP1TY-17 - Resigned. Termination report forwarded to Headquarters, ‘ 14-00000 ‘ 3. LIEMPTY-18 ~ Wife of LIEMPTY-3, Now carried under the , LICOOL Project. B. New personnel not ‘previbusly listed under the Project: 1. LIEMPTY-19 - Position: Support Agent. Wife of Raymond H. . GERENDE, OA granted 13 August.1959 per HMMW-7988, dated 19 August 1959, . and amended per DIR=41523, 26 August 1959. See PRQ, Parts land lf, for : additional information, ¢ ‘1 |... )7 , 2. LIEMPTY -20 - Position; Agent member of LIEMPTY/LIJERSEY surveillance tearn, OA granted 2 July 19538 per HMMW-6572, dated 12 July 1958. ’ See PRQ, Parts I and Il, Or additional information. / ©. - * 3. LIEMPTY-24 ~ Position: Wife of LIEMPTY-9. She does not receive a salary nor does she actively participate in LIEMPTY-~-9's activities, OA granted 14 September 1959 per HMMW-8099, dated 25 September 1959. 5 7) vo 1. Vil. ESTIMATED COST OF PROJECT FOR COMING YEAR, Compensation: (Note: Sufficient funds are indicated to provide for later justified : raises to agents.) AGENT U.S. $ PER ANNUM Raymoud H. GERENDE $ 4,560.00 ' Oliver G. SCANTLING. ; 4,200, 00 ; : LIEMPTY-4°% 2,000.00 ; LIEMPTY-5 at $1.75 per-hour 2,500.00 LIEMPTY-6+ — 2,500, 00 ‘ LIEMPTY-7" No Salary -0O- : LIEMPTY-8° 1, 500,00 ; LIEMPTY-9% 2,500.00 : LIEMPTY-10- 3,600.00 , > LIEMPTY-1L1l- 2,500,00 : LIEMPTY-12° 1,800. 00 : LIEMPTY-13- ; 1,800. CO LIEMPTY-14/ 1,400, 00 ! ee LIEMPTY-15 1,800, 00- : ws LIEMPTY-16 1, 800, 00° wor LIEMPTY-19/ : 1,000, 00 s.. LIEMPTY-20. 1,000. 00° Wilma J. FIORDALISI 4,040.00 ’ Louise J. MACRINO at $2.02 per hour 2,500.00 tty LIEMPTY-24v No Salary -Q- SECRET 144go000 _ - : a ; . ™ — ™ . ss SECRET,xQumuste~ me ; fae i -9- ° 7 Four additional agents at $2,000 per year $ 8,000, 00 + : Simon D. CLACKETT - 2 Salary 3 7,750.00 ; Quarters . 1, 800,00 . - i “Education Allowance ‘360. 00 OS £ . Travel———.. 1,000.00 10, 910.00 $ 61,910.00 = Operational Expenses: : Automobiles (4 cars and I truck) $ 3,000.00 (Maintenance, operational expenses, replacement of parts. } Travel of agents by commercial carrier . 500,00 3, 500,00 Operational Equipment: § , a t Purchase of one used auto for LISERSEY : Surveillance Team $ 3,500.00 : Purchase of one base radio for LIJERSEY : Team 1,000, 00 -- : Repair and maintenance of radio and o camera equipment . 1,000, 00 : Purchase of new photographic equipment i and supplies 2,000.00 7, 500,00 : Real Estate: i Rent, utilities and maintenance of following : . safehouses: *LIMITED $ 2,500.00 *LICALLA. 1,500, 00 : LILYRIC __1,000,00 5,000, 00 *LIMITED and LICALLA rents are returned to : the Station by LIMOUSINE and credited to Station miscellaneous receipts. . Funds for procurement and servicing of additional safehouses, 2, 000,00 post office boxes and renting automobiles SECRET/# 14-0000 EE pe ee ee pee bee mete ee ee . oe a oo 7 . + : : fo oO, SECRET/GzEe oo Se, ; ' - 10- : Exchange conimodities (required as good will gifts) $ 1,000, 00 Damiages (broken contracts, "key" money to obtain locations in choice areas, rent deposits, etc. } 2,000. 00 - Purchase of information, purchase of identification documents, payment of bribes, etc,’ 2, 000,00 TOTAL 84,910.00 ; : , : : : i : : i , } 3 : : : : i 2 t i i } i : i | 3 i : : , : , : ; ; i ‘ t : , ! 3 1 : i : i i i ‘ “ i i : } 2 i £ . ! : ; Z gery ple. vy fs > a ———: CLASSERCAT ON SECRET [ | wARKEO FOR OETING . NO INDELING FEQUHED : NDEIING CAN Sf RIOKGED BY QUALIFIED HQ DER Orar : € 1280 ~ : Project LISMPTY expires on 30 Hoveaber 1959. It is requested that your recommendation for renawal be pouched so that it reaches Headquarters prior to 1 Bovenber 1959. , . oc ¥ ‘OLIVER 0. GALBOND SHI/3friexico/i.0.i AL KANS ings TASS CATON USE PREVIOUS EQITION REA ACES FORMS $i ob sr gaa AND SU SECRET won AEE CBSOLETE 14.90000 . CARS HER ATION DIFATCn $rmBCn APD Po) ; S P AT CH _ _ Sco, HEY 7899 mEaOGUANTITS Fal 700 TO “TT i. & Chief of Stution, Yaxico city aa19923 7" \eboThfl__ bai {CHECK “X" ONG me a3" — MARLED FOR INDEXING x NO INDEXING BEQUIRED INDETING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY 1413063, 5 Juno 1959 2, . Oa 16 duly.1957, on enendrent to the LIE ITY Project vas approved granting persission to azend Raymonil H. GURENDE? a contract 1 to provide hin with 4 termination sottlezent of ono month's salery for $ each full yoar that-he works for KUBARK ani to raise his colary effective . daly 1959 from $4,020 to #4, 560 per your. Ho niditionel funda vere Tequosted for tho Froject. ! | 24 A request to eond OS2KIK'9 contract to inclale the benefits | Listed above has been subnitted. You vill be notified when the contract | | | fe trreMecn erate en Tho potiowin eee Paes CALBOHD has been azended. 2 duly 199 . authorised: 3. A copy ef tho approved Projoot anandment is attached for your Attachzent Stencd: LN fo - see inforcation and rocords. 1 RECORDS OFFICER STAMP . 7 | H 1 = (RyYBAr) ae Le . @33) < Unt 42) Distributions R.0. 455) ~ alt — — | 3 = Fexico City Nolo: If duutraction, cite : 2 = WH/T1I Mexico RYBAT onbéns reagons aud coordinate 1 = Subject . if appropriatc.e 2 ~ RI/CRO WH/TIIMexico/Z.1, SCALETTI: jmh CLASSHEC ANON *: " | [3 CONTINUED ae nna sernen COPY USE PREVIOUS E H REPLACES FORM ! S124 $1 2EA AteD StF WHICH ARE OBSOLETE DITION, i$ 14-0000 DASPATCRs SPMSCR AND SAT _ WOfse7$22 MEADGUAttIes FAL NO DISPATCH Chief of Station, Mextes City "MARKED FOR INOEXING NO INDEXING MEIUIEED INDEXING CAN BE FUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. 065K ONIT 1. The LIEMPTY Project Anendmant was approved on 30 arch 1959 to of a contrast agent, Louisa J. MACRINO to furnish dnelude the addition adninistrative auppert te ths Frojesi, and aleo to formalise a special Ro additional funds were approved i] under this anendnent. _ | 2. Attached for the Station's informaticn and records is a copy of eoumitaent made to Oliver G. SCANTLING. the approved project anondeant request. 3 April 1959 Attackaents 2 pages (KAPOK) Distributions 3 ~ Hexico City (w/a) } - WHMailroom (wo/a) 1 + WH/Mamtco (wo/a fX-Rr (w/a) / Ja adetite WH/3/Mexioo/B.I (SCALEITI ings. USE PREVIOUS EDITION, REPLACES FORMS $33 OT TBA AND 5) OSSOUTE. 14.90000 ho _ . 7 ope : THANE ATIQNS - SECRET A ym Aes ee 201-163574 50-6074/2 FROM : Chlef, -&© A ; : eg aaa 2 (CHECK x” Onety NO INDEXING &EQUIBED Saas 7a eee A TREK WARIS, & February 1959 (iA. 3) le Sdetyuertors agpreciates tha refsreace disgaten waish fors-pted a yewised “., Zart Ti, cm il & i020 ans requests that “perstscmal apur-val be esenced far Ris use under the iJ85°7) srocect, in view of the fact tact the ftaticn plaro to uee Sudjest in survelilanes goprei:ty, his origin: clesrsacd, qrested on S culy 173%, euthurisos yoo under the -4:- 37 Project. : j FBS 3s ANOS ger) wins ARE OSSOUETE S@ar at Fernts sat Loans Teed -. . a M os TT eaeeeo por moecings 2, GSREPS nas Wass netifled of Sov jaut’s present “Faat 86.508 Riek tee H heen requested to ecte the en ae of eryztonme . Ja is view af the Caet thet the “tistdo- kne oot main any satetaniing Goomiteonts te W1aH T1620 and tasouse RKO GEANOT: Hpoleet agthoriseas the reorultzent af & sarvelilanes tear, 16 4a not mece tary to tena forms 20tion $9 dpoluce tupfect ander ko JFojest at tals tiao. SHQTSE B. e LD | 3 Fedbroary 1959 | Vietritati-as 3 = sexieo City \ = bH/exico Chrono 1 = WifeaLLroon | le hI a §0-8-74/1 wH/111/Moxieo/:.Therrien: jle | | | | i q | i i } " TSE PREV OUS EDITION. CLASSIFICATION i Tem alsS AORMS i i 4 14-0000 aS ON ToeSP ares COMBO ANT NG DISPATCH | SECRET | HMMA~12236 1 Chief, WH Diviston ODS BS61S. we ; S0-6-74/1 _ “55 pebruary 1999 a a ae TT ee ad — (etc n ONES ECT . . ' LIEMPTY/Louise J. MACRINO : MARKED FOEINOEUNG eee [| Tre inoanine ence. RETON HGUETO . . : INDEXING CAN 6& JVOGEO Extend Subjoct's contract and includs under LIEMPTY I By QUALIFED DESK ONLY eerteiNce\s) . —" ~ ~ ee woes — a en eh — HMMW-7268, 13 February 1959 ‘tng ths expiration of MACRINO's dirtng the past eight months has been dovoted to typing selected reports on report mots and doing routtoc noa-seasitive tronslation work, 2 It 1s reqrested that MACRINO's contract be renewed for one year with the gama salary and other provisions, She cna appropristely be ploced under the LIEMPTY project as 8 Station support asset, For project administrative purposes, ehe is being assigned the LIEMPTY/Z3 erypronym. Station belleves that auffictest LIEMPTY fumua are already avallabls to cover her salary pay~ menta during the rematader of the LIEMPTY project year, Willard C. CURTIS QNO/eps 19 Febxuary 1959 Dictritaton 3 Higa rom USE PREVIOUS EDIT'ON CASTRATE ° | ; tenes ro ws $3 PES ae No a9 SEC RET CONTINUED | ny Wreche ARE OBSOLETE = 14-0000 _ ~ ) <0 e ee f wire CLASS AON . . OISPatCie SHEN ano we , f DISPATCH noni s : saabeuiiA Ta RO 'O” Ghict, WH Div ston 201 ~2338 89 wo 50- 6~74/ 1 . 7 ; 201 -229407 ; : 7 FROM Cat ef of Station, Mexico City : 11 February 1959 weact LIEMPTY/Change of Cryptonyms ‘Change cryptonyms as requested below? HEPERENC ES) MAPRID FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING BEQUIRED WNOEKING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HO, DLS ONLY HM MW-7287, 30 January 1959, Paragraph 5. It ts requested that the cryptonyms of the individuals named in paragraph five of reference be changed to LIEMPTY/21 and LIEMPTY/22 respectively, - (ay Yew CE ofl TIGNO/vps . <9 February 1959 Distribution 3 Has Dineted tay Cork «) oo eae ete g 07 wi ftig » a wi f6F use pevious E0OITION CLASSIFICATION i] ‘ EPLACES FCEMS © te] -_ 3128 $1784 AND 5127 CI SONTINUED vom WHICH ARE OBSOLETE " Ss E Cc R E T “ . ' et 14-0000 3 February 2959 MEMORANDUM FORs Chief, SI/oPs FROM + Chief, WHD ; SUBJECT -_ ¢ LI@FIY Project , a 1. Reference is made to your coxments on the LIE-FTY Project vhioh vas approved on 16 January 1959. 2. Tho LISUETY Project provides for the development of tho forrer LIJEASSY surveillenca tenn, tho maintenance of photo aurvalllanoe bases, and ather suprort facilities for the Mexico City station. In their review of the Project before it vas an-roved, FI/OPS sugmested that WH Division coneider a gradual reduction of tha considerable financial and peraonna] cormitments in thio profeet in viev of the fnvorably developing LIENVOY llatacn rolationship. FI/OPS bolieved that a amaller, more manageable support group with greater emphasis on pelectivity of tasks ani targets could well result in more effective CI and FI productivity. 3. Tha Mexican desk wishes to point out that rather than reducing tho agsets carried under the LIZ-PTY Project, WD dvelievas that this project is an oxtremely important one and should receive Headcuarters support. Tho only other Station aurveillu.ce teams, LIVESTOCK and LIE“PRACE, are both kmoun to the Mexican suthorities. Therefore LIS ‘FTY remaing the Station's only secure surveillecce asset. It 1s a very onal] untrained unit at present, but through this project 1% will be developed into a useable, valuable asset. 4. We are not passing FI/OP's comment to the field, because WH Diviafas believes that unilateral aasets should not ‘e reduced in favor of liaison. First, the lfaisen has n-t yet been firmly established. ‘Secondly, oven with a good ]iaison relationship, the Mexican ssrvicea must be considered anything but asoure, and certainly could not be trusted with any sensitive o;srationse Thirdly, because of its proxinity to the United States, and the activity of hostile Intellivence groups thers, the Mexito City Station ia called uron to support many yory sensitive orerations vhich we would never wish to reveal to the Mexican authoritios. 5. Experienca in other latin rh sige £ red wae a pel ‘ Tbe f of 14-0000 f page 2 : 5. Experience in other latin Anerioan countries vhere lfaison has bean established, as shovm that many Station's tend to reduce their untlatoral operations and cayabilities in favor of the liaison, Under these circumstances, the production of tho Stations heve often been at tha norcy of the Iaisen service and a change in the attitude of the service tovard cooperating vith this Agancy has left theso Stations virtually helpless, ‘e certainly cannot Yrecormand that the Mexico Station reduce any of it's unilateral support assets in favor of a proposed liaison relaticaship. J, C, KIO Chiat, “ED Distriutions Orig & 1 - Addressee 1 — WH/Mexico Chrono 1 = Subject File WH/III/Mextco/CZehrung {ck yo 14-0000 on ns w Pep atCe $fasOn AND NO HM 7257 CUASSICATION DISPATCH d. SECRET MEADQUARTT RS Ful NO 201-229197 Wao-i t Chief of Station, Mexico City Mabe” — (CHECK “x. OND) ORT . . . ~ _ Lg INDEXING : Operational/LIn-PTY Project Approval —| Se seouited { INDEXING CAN Sf JUOGED BY QUAUFIED HQ. DESK ONLY 1. the Field. Project Outline gubmitted with HM’A-11257 was approved on 16 January 1959 without change, for the period 1. December 1956 through 30 Noverder 1959 for a total ‘of (95,350; $65,580 for the current fiscal year and $29,800 for fiscal year 1960. 2. An amondment to the original request for project approval wes guoniited before the original project was approved. This amendment requested apsroval to include Simon D. CLACK!T? (ps) and Wilma Je FIORVALISI (es) under the LISFETY Project effective 1 January 1959 and remove then fron the LIME Project. The funds designated in the original FPO for the undesignated Staff Agent were used to cover tha expenses for CLACKETT and FIORDaLISI. Therefore no additional funds were requested for the project in this amendment. fhe approval on 16 January 1959 included tite oreject amendment. A copy of the awendment request is being forwarded for your information and records. 3. Among the Staffs' comments on tho LIEHPIY Project, the following recommendations were made. KUDSSK suggested that the Case Officer should work at devising ostensible sources of incomes for the agents which will stand the serutiny of friendé, relatives and less friendly forces. , hl. An anendrent to CLACKET('s contract has been requested to allow for a cuarters allowances. The educational allowance requested in paracrach LA of the project amendment was disap-roved because CLACKET? was a Contract Agent. ‘The Quarters Allowance of $2,599 was turned dow because 1t was too high in relation to CLACKETI's salary. fherefore, a quarters allovcenee of £1,800 has been anrroved and will be written inte CLACKSTi’s contract. If, however, oparational and cover reasons require CLACKST? to rent an apartment Yerger tran the one he would cormally obtain under his allowance, the Ciief ef Etation can authorize the extra rent 38 an operational expense which will pat ba considered as compensation for CLACKETT and therefore not subject to . federal income tax. 5. lease advise :eadquartero whether you wish to have the cryptonyms for CLACKSTT and FIORDALISI charged to Liid:PTY's. OLIVER G. GALZOND 23 Jamary 1959 Attachnent: Project amandment (KXBAT) Tistribution: 3 - Hexico City KY Por. 1 - KHAtailroom ee ONS le a ~ Rf se- rr oe oY p- PL: ak/3/Mexico/E.1.StaLotilings St-6- 2y Hy Use eis ENON CLASSINCATION REPLACES as . $2 28 $1 20a ANO SED SSCRET C] CONTINUED Wntct AGE OBSOLETE LUASSIPNC ATR re Dea USO AN MD SECRET EMM-A-1125T TO TagabQ ads AED wo oC, WE Division -6- fi . ; FROM oat _ . Cnt of Statton, Neriee Se ——- ‘ foo ‘SUBIECT ee Operational [wars rormonina | : LUMPTY Field Project - outing [x[ NO motiNG requieto ACHON eau” INDEXING CAN 8 JUDGED ; Pe Beadquarters expeditious eyproval of LIEMPTY By QUALIFIED HQ, DESH ONY a a, erences ; MEX! 2339, 29 August 1958 DIR 41362, . 18 September 1958 Attached is ‘the LIEMTY field project outline, a new Station — Project and several portions . support, project which ‘supersedes the LIJERSEY SE of the LIPSTICK Project. eo | 2. In addition to approval of ‘-men, Headquarters ig requested to . ebange the agent cryptonyns as indicated in Section 9 of the attached field . project outline. 3.- Aleo, it is requested that the Station be advised of the nev LIEMPYY RI file number. - (00a pages herevith RECORDS OFFICER ST Bven pages USC) The following actioa isy . 4 1 : ; extneriaed: * fo Ke pok ; , . 7 ZROfoor eee a “ 2 Oct Distribution 3 - Eqs watchmt 2 - Files CE s0-67 7h, CLASSIFICATION ' SECRET BE [J contowves 14-0000 ye ; —_ SECRET . : Pee MEMORANDUM FOR: FI/oPs - Projecte Branch HEADQUARTERS CASE OFFICER: CRYPTOVIN © t LIEPTY nu) 2 aon ald — DIVISIN =. ':'-—s« Western Hemisphere EXT,:_ 2555 DATS: haar Te: ovember 1958__ STATION t Mexico City . : eo oY 1, It 41s requested that the LIEMPIY Project be approved for the . bo , : " period: 1 Decenber 1958 through 30 November 1959 for a total of $95,380.00, -2, Wi/Personnel has been ‘pequested to locate a Staff Agent to: : fill-the BAP=8100-slot formérly.under the LIPSTICK Project. This slot i wAil be transferred to the LIENMPTY Project and will be filled by a , person who will be responsible for the directions of the physical sur~ ~ veillance team under this project. PR Sue WD ahd R. N. Dahlgren, C. I 4 —\ C. W. Anderson, WH/FI Attachments: FPO (in quad) Form 680 (in quad) Table of Vehicular Allowance Justification for Purchase of Automobiles . ; Envelope with true names : ‘ - SECRET | 50 “6-4 ly ! yet to Hamma “(12 s7 14-0000 PROJECT OUTLINE . . a STATION Nexico 2 ote, CHIEF OF SATION 1. The attached project outline is presented for eyproval for the } - perdod 1 December 1958 through 30 Joveaber 1959. . ®. Headquarters is requested to select a suitable contract or Staff Agent to replace Raymond H. GERENDE az leader of the LIJERSEY surveilisnce team. From the security standpoint, it is essential that GERENDS be relieved we eee of this responsibility. The individual selected by Headquartera to fill the . nh. slot formerly occupied by Wilfred 0. CLOWER (BAP-3100) should have hod Tet experience in surveillance operations and should epeak Spanish fluently. cs cory et 6 ~ PHY, 14-0000 vo aa ' HMM-A-11257 seaE-1472 =2eo : . PROJECT OUTLINE CRYPTONYN _LIENPrY . PART I “1. Area of Operations fhe general area of operations will be Mexico and the specific area will de Mexico, D.F., Mexico. 2. Purpose The purpose of thie project is to-provide a mechaniem for the development of operational information in support of other Station operations. This purpose is in conéonance with the Related Mission Directive for Mexico, 3. Background As the reviewing authorities will be aware, this project includes several operationa which were formerly carried under Projects LIPSTICK and LIJERSEY. Partially aa a result of the June 1958 LIPSTICK compromise, when three surveillance tean members were apprehended and placedin custody by the Mexican Police, and additionally as a means for the orderly administration of assets, this new project is submitted. There follovs below a@ background aketch of the separate support assets, excluding -@etatls concerning personnel, which will be discussed later {n the outline, which the Station proposes for inclusion in LIEMPTY: LIMITED - The LIMITED Base is located in such a position across the atreet from the LIMERICK installation that photographs can easily be made of persons enter- ing and leaving the LIMERICK main gate. These photographs are later developed and printed by LIEMPTY-4, then returned to the LIMITED operator for the proper annotations. After receipt of the photographs by the Station, the Case Officer reviews them for LIMESA leads, newly arrived LIMERICK personnel, local and other nationals of poasible operational interest and PRPRIME citizens who have visited LIMERICK. KUBARK owns the property housing the LIMITED Base, having purchased it in mid- 1955; however, the ostensible omer is LIMOUSINE, to whom LIEMPTY-6 pays his rent eech month through LIMOUSINS's bank. LIMITED, with LIEMPTY-6 as base house operator, has been operating for nearly three years and has not yet been involved in a compromising security situation. Prior to April 1955, when Headquarters authorized the purchase of the LIMITED Base, the Stution rented the Bage and used LIPSTICK-7 (later LIMESTONE-6 in LIFEAT Project and now terminated) as the operator. This arrangement was in effect for about two years. fu. gos lees ty we aaa 1h 2 14-0000 , us ‘target of interest (usually a residence or apartment building) and the photographer mo : ; . HMM-A-11257 * XAPOR-1472 al ° Lrgvarc = , This Base ‘has been in operation for sbout two and one-half yeara eee! and is located: da an apartzient building acros 6 the street from the LIMERICK ~inetallation. As inthe case of the LIMITED. Base, LILYRIC takes photographs of 4 ‘peraons entering end leaving the main gate of the LIMERICK installation. The - 2 . . ~ LELYRIC photographs. are ‘Handled in the Sane wanner as the LIMITED pictures. In ” additiod to taking photograplis; the LILYRIC cperators also prepare daily logs on the?’ Sef esich-LINSRICK exployee,.._ ‘Yecord the license plate numbers of most cara’ :_ carrying people to and ‘from ‘tie LINSRICK installation, and prepare an observation te ‘tary ‘on: all-target personnel: seea each day. (This peraits the Station to tell when a ter t personality is out'of town or not working for sone other reason. The ‘EILyRre Bape-was originally acquired and made operative to provide for _continudus coverage of the target in the event LIMITED is ever compromised. This ig still the primary value of having two bases cover the same portion of the target. LILYRIC is compartmented froni LIMITED and with the possible exception of GERENDE could probably weather any security flap involving LIMITED. Obviously, there is “some duplication in the vork of LIMITED and LILIRIC; however, the insurance value of having two basis is quite apparent. - LILYRIC bas been operating for about two end one-half years and insofar ag the Station knows, no coupromising security situations have arisen. LICALLA ~ The LICALLA Base is located in a position where photographs can be taken of people within the LIMERICK garden | area. In addition, the operator of the ‘LICALLA Base submits weekly reports cn LIMERICK construction work, daily logs show- ing when a target individual was seen that day, and reports showing the association of target individuals with one another, LICALLA photographs are processed and handled : in the same manner and by the people who handle the LIMITED and LILYRIC pictures. 1 . The LICALLA Base was acquired and operations began about two and one-half yearo ago with ‘the primary purpose of obtaining additional operational information concerning LIMERICE personnel, and operational leads which could be exploited for . the physical penetration of the LINSRICK installation. Approximately one year ago aan the LICALLA, Base was purchased by KUBARK through LIMOUSINE. LICALLA will probably remain et its present. Aocation and will continue to subait photographs and reports of the same type as are now being submitted. Other than the fact that LIEMPTY-9, the LICALLA operator, is the brother of former LIPSTICK-47, no security problems are " eurrently known to the Case Officer. However, reports from LIPSPICK2 12 and 30, the : local police, the attorneys involved in the case, the foreign embassy concerned and the LCFLUTTER tests give no indications that LIEMPTY-9 was evar mentioned during : : : { the LIPSTICK flap. LIEWTRAP - This ig a panel type truck equipped with cameras, telescopic 4 lens and other types of photographic equipment. It has been used during the past i : two years as an investigative asset. The truck is parked about 75 yards from a in the rear of the truck photographs in@ividuals or things of interest to the Station. LIENTRAP is a valuable asset for any station to have and has enabled this Station to get pictures of individuals which could have been obtained in no other way. LIEMWPTYe- iO and 12 operate LISNTRAP. : oy . ot _ G- 24f ; ad 14-0000 discussed, LIJERSEY consists of a foot surveillance team with three members, LIEMPTYs- ca ~~. ‘ HM-A-11257 . ne FAPOK-1472 / ~The major ‘gecurity threat to LIENTRAP ia the fact that it has been operating for about two oe aaa p all parts of the city and should goon de replaced by a truck Outline. . LIJERSEY = 1 This is ‘presently an approved project; however, it is believed advisable for ai for administrative efficiency to include the LIJERSEY assets within the framework of the LIEMPTY Project. Other than LILYRIC, which has already been Tee ca rarer 15, 16 and 17. LIEMPIYs om and 16 have been employed for about one and a half years end LIEMPTY-17. for” ‘about cone year. They have not developed into as competent a surveil- lance team as the LIPSTICK team Was and probably never vill become as good. The . LIJERSEY team has dbeen“ise’ mostly for stationary gurveillances and observations of people of interest. LIEMPTY-17, liowever, has also been used as a pretext investigator. He has excelled at this type of work and the Station continues to use him in this capacity. The Station has been reluctant to use the LIJERSSY team as much as it could have been used because of the closé association of the team with GERSNDS and, in turn, GERENDE's knowledge and work on LIFEAT and the LIPSTICK surveillance team. ' The Station plans to recruit several agents of a type and social level more suitable for all types of surveillance work than’ the present LIJERSEY team. Oliver G. ACANTLING - SCANTLING has been asgociated with KUBARK for several years in a number of different capacities. He was originally used as a member of the LIPSTICK surveillance team and later was head of the same team. He has been used to train new agents in the techniques of surveillance and investigation, to acquire office space and apartments for the Station's operations and to conduct investigations and make recruitment approaches to individuals of operational interest to KUBARK. SCANTLING is currently being used by the Station as an investigator of LIMESA leads andis atill actively pursuing the LIMESA/MKLIGHTING operation. SCANTLING also maintains regular contact with LIEMPT{-3 and monitors his elicitatica effort against the LICOOL-6 target. In this connection, both SCANTLING and LIEMPTY-3 meet regularly with Doris M. KILLGO for operational guidance. (Note: Please see the LICOOL Field Project Outline for additional details on LICOUL-6).. 4, References: a. LIPSTICK Project Outline and operational papers. ‘b. LIJERSEY Project Outline and operational papers. ec. Dispatch to follow in next pouch, Subject: Review of Raymond H. GERENDE's operational activities. 5. Objectives: Oliver G. SCANTLING's activities: a. To collect operational information pertaining to LIMERICK personnel and physical facilities. b. To collect operational information pertaining to other targets of pat | HMM-A-11257 MAPOK-1572 opportunity, foreign official 4 installations ‘and personnel of intelligence interest operating in Mexico. “ . -. @+- To exploit operational leads through reerultnente, aebriefings end sure veillances. o>’ Raymond 8. GEREDE' a activities: 4, To collect operational informatica pertaining to LIMERICK peroonnel end physical faciiitica through the use’ ef Photographic page houses, ; e. To coliect operational information and identify operational leads pertain TFB. ing to Station targets of opportunity. a 2. To provide operational support to Station operations, 1.e., rent hotel rooms and apartments, and conduct counter-surveillances. Staff Agent's activities: g- Yo collect ‘operational ioformation and to identify operational leads pertainirg to the LINMEPICK target and Station targets of opportunity. 6. Targeta: Oliver G. SCANTLING - The primary target is, of course, the LIMERICK installation and personnel. However, SCANTLING devotes most of his time to following up LIFEAT leads which ‘pertain.to services provided the LIMERICK installation by individuals and firms, 6.g. construction mgineers, Tieor Waxing firms, safe experts, furniture makers, interlor decoratora, etc.. Td ‘an extent, ‘these are considered targets of opportunity and it would be impossible to list spécifically what future targets will be available. One specific target which SCANTLING ia concerned with is the oceupalit of the LICOOL-6 apartment; however, LIEMPTY-3, whom SCANTLING handles, should more correctly be given credit for information produced on this target. Raymond EH. GERENDE ~ LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA all have as their target the LIMERICK installation and personnel, plus any local nationals and PBPRIMERS “ . who visit LIMERICK, LUENTRAP is concerned with targets of opportunity and follow. : up investigations on operational leads obtained from other Station and Headquarters sources. The same targets apply to the LIJERSEY surveillance team as apply to T Tasks: Field Case Officer - Quiuton N. OUSLER. a. Supervise and direct the operational activities of Raymond H. GERENDS, Oliver G. SCANTLING, and the staff agent. b. Provide dance and maintain ervisory responsibilit; for all agents under GERENDE; SCAMILIMG and the stafr agent. 7 7 B-A-34257 Kaport-1472 be .. te Ce Coordinate- support requests from other Station Case Officers which involve either GEREHDE, SCANTLING. or the otaff agent. ‘ a Process (indexing, traces, etc.) the photographic end other information from the LIEMPTY outeide Photographic assets. . ¢@.: Prepare operational and ‘administrative correspondence pertaining to. 4. . - a Principal agent - Gliver G. SCANTLING: a. Perform one man surveillances end investigations t identify individuals of operational interest. b. Perform comprehensive anddstailed casings of installations of interest to the Station and Headquarters. c. Provide administrative support and seme operational guidance to LIEHPTY-3. - a. Recruit individuals which have p! installation (basically in support of LIMESA). Spot prospective agent candidates for possible later use by the Station. cal accesa to the LIMERICK eo Agent - LIEMPPY-3 &. Cultivate and elicit information from the occupant of the LICOGL-6 apartment, b. Where possible, broaden his contact with the LIMERICK people for the purpose of obtaining information concerning LIMERICK comercial matters in Mexico and to identify LIMERICK personuel who, may be susceptible to defection and/or recruitment in place. ¢. Support the LICOOL-6 technical operation by operating the recording machines and occupying the monitoring base as hia family quarters. Prineipal Agent - Raymond EH. GERENDE a. Manage and act as the Case Officer's principal in the supervision of LIMITED, LILYRIC, LICALLA, LIENTRAP, LIJERSEY surveillance teams (until relieved by vew staff agent) and LIEMPTYs 4 and 5. b. Set up end maintain proper clandestine comsunications procedures vith all agents under his supervision. c. Review periodically all aspects of his operations for possible security, personnel and management problems. EMN-A-11257 1 KAPORS1AT2 tm a. Prepare monthly activities reports for all Projects under his supere wision. - e. Perforn iavestigations on targets of opportunity as directed by the Case Officers: . f. Untila replacenent is located, oni tor and process the LIFSAT BCMORNING acd LIFEAT Cuban Exiles taps. LIMITED Base House Operator - LIEMPTY-6 ae Photograph individuals of interest who enter and leave the LIMERICK installation through the main gate. : b. Prepare logs and ather reports on individuals of intereat who visit and/or work at the LIMERICK installation. e. Maintain the cover of the Base as a family residence. LILYRIC Base House Operators - LIEMPTYs 13 ond 14 Same tasks as the LIMITED Base House Operator Agent - LIQWTY-12 &. Serve as a cutout between GERENDE and LIEMPTY-13, the LILYRIC Base Eouse Operator. dD. Insure proper tradecraft procedures are employed by the LILYRIC base. ec. Spot and report on individuals who would make suitable agent recruits for the Station. LICALLA Base House Operator - LIEMPTY-9 a@. Photograph individuals of interest who appear in the garden area of the LIMERICK installation. db. Prepare logs and other reports on individuals of interest who visit and/or work at the LIMERICK installation. c. Maintain the cover of the Base as a family residence. LIENTRAP - LIEMPTYs10 and 11 a. Perform photographic and other investigative assignments as directed by the Station through GERENDE. 4 14-00000 \ HMM-A-11257 a —~KAPOK-14T2 . b. Protect the security of LIRVTRAP and report all operational security developments involving the operation. : ; Btaff Agent (to be selected by Headquarters) a. Assume operational responsibility of the LIJERSEY surveillance team fron GEREHDE, foe! : : bd. Develop the present LIJERSEY asséts into a useable surveillance asset. ft cn ee Train new surveillance team nembers in the art of discreet physical surveillance, ineluding static, foot and mobile methods. a. Spot, end where feasidle, recruit | new eurved lence teem membera. LIJERSEY Surveillance Team - LIEMPTYs 15, 16 and 17 , a. Perform surveillances, pretext investigations and other investigative assignments as directed by the Station through GERENDE. bo. Strive constantly to improve their individual and collective iavestigative techaiques. Support Agent - LIEMPTY-4 a. Process and print film fron LIMITED, LILYRIC, LICALLA and. LYENERAP. Support Agent - LIEMPTY-5 a , _ @. Translate and type material as received from the Station through GERENDE. 8. Coordination: This project will not require coordination with other feld stations. 9. Pereonnel: a. Paseudonyus and cryptonyms (1) Raymond H. GERENDE, aka LIEMPTY-2 (formerly LIPSTICK-20), Position: Principal agent - (annews Aesat (2) Oliver c. SCANTLING, aka LIQ@TY-2 (formerly LIPSTICK-19), f Position: Principal Agent Oa. CUmreaer offronve iste a ad ar (3) LIEMPTY-3 (formerly LIPSTICK-32), Position: Agent. (4) LreMpry-h (formerly LIPSTICK-36), Position: Support Agent be HAM-A-11257 5. POR-1472 (5) LIErr-5 (formerly LIPSTICK-h0), Position: Support Agent (6) LIROTY 6, {formerly LIPSTICK-14),, } Popition:, Agent, LIMITED Operator FILE Mie (7). Lomerx-7 (formerly LIPSFICK-27), vite of LIENPTY-6. (8) LURPTY-8 (formerly LIPSTICK-29), son of LIENPIY-6, Cate ¢earew (9) oReTT-s tramoerty LIPSTICK-§), Position: Agent, LICALLA operator. (10) LIENPTY-10 (formerly LIPSTICK-2), Position: Agent, Photo truck operator. BAA Gerrard FUP eS rPhy 6 (11) LIEMPrY-11 (formerly LIPSPICK-24), Podition: Agent, Assistant photo . truck operator. (12) LOEMPrY-12 (formerly LIJERSEY-5), Position: Agent, cutout and spotter. “425 Uh, “(13) LIBO@TY-13 (formerly LIJERSSY-2), Position: Agent, LILYRIC Base House opera’ . (14) LIEMPTY-14 (formerly LIJERSEY-12), Position: Agent, Assistant LILYRIC Base House operator. Wife of LIEMPTY-13, (15) Reaqpabicnees (formerly LIJERSEY-4), Position: Agent, LIJERSEY surveillance A (16) LUENPTY-16 (formerly LISERSEY-8), Position: Agent, LIJERSRY surveillance team member. (17) Lreerry-17 (formerly LLJERSEY- 13), Position: Agent, LIJERSEY surveillance . team meuber. Personal Data: ; Personal data on all personnel Listed above have previously been provided ” to Feadquarters, either in projects LIPSTICK or LIJERSSY or in each intividual's PRQ, Parte I and I. Operational Approvals: Raymond H. GERENDB, QA granted 1 29 Yebruary 1955, per HMS-2067, dated 1h March 1955. ¢- 2-77 (2) Oliver G. SCANTLING, OA granted 2 December 1954, per EMMW-1894, dated 29 December 1958. ¢- KOT (3) LIEMPry-3, OA granted 10 August 1956, file number C-15955, per Rew-3412, dated 24 August 1956. HMN-A-11L257 APON-1472 =10- a) Lmmerr-h, QA granted § Octoder 195, file nuaber C-51672, an per EMH. 3593, dated 12 Octoder 1956. (5) LIEMPTY-5, GA granted & Nay 1957, file mmber C-56462, per . HOGI-4521, 15 May 1957. (6) LIR@TY-6, OA granted 23 Septeader 1954, per DIR 19215, 30 Septeader _. 19h. C- ayers (7) LIEWTY-7, oA granted 11 Octeder 1955, per RAEI-2510, 2 dated 25 October 1955. 6. ave 7S~ (8) LIEMPTY-8, OA ereated 2s October 1955, per Mew.2522, dated aT October 1955. oly (9) LXEMPTY-9,PQA granted 27 Decesber 19%, file number C-36699, per EMM-3940, dated 10. January 1957. G4 Gar os erdh P87 (10) LIEMPIY-10, OA granted 10 April 1953, per ERW-S5T, dated 23 April 1953. ¢ : sox? (21) LYEMPTY-11, QA grented 14 Septeuber 1955, per HMOW-2542, dated 4 October 1955, 2. ¥/e 3/7 (12) LIEMPTY-12, OA granted 18 July 1955, per BMil-2364, dated 22 July, 1955. C- 3¢H5¢ . (13) LIEMPTY- 13, OA granted 9 May 1956, per ROH 3113, dated 82 May 1956. a - (14) -LIEMPTY-1k, OA granted 16 October 1957, per EMMW-5402, dated 29 October 1957. C~ Gired eat (8 Lacan 7 OS | (15) LIRMPTY-15, OA granted 30 July 1956, file mmbar C-h828h, per ENMH-3359, dated 8 August 1956. (16) LIEMPry-16, OA granted 14 February 1957, file number C-54098, per HMMW-4124, dated 20 February 1957. _ (27) LIEMPTY-17, OA granted 23 September 1957, per Mati-5262, dated 1 October 1957. ¢ .G¢asry 10. Cover: . a. Rayviond H. GERENDE is the only LIENPTY agent who has cover provided by KUBARK, GcRENDE ostensibly is a salesman for LISTERINS's firm. However, he seldem spends ary time pursuing hie cover occupation, since his operational activities are so numerous and time conmming. GERENDE's cover with the LISTERINE firm was arranged by the Station and, eo far, has been adequate for GERSNDS's needa. : + HMH-A-11267 | -KAPOR®1472 «lle . ' “". Be, The Case Officer, @ainton N..QUSLER, is known only to GERENDE and SCANTLING. It would not’be possible to develop a suitable cover story that vould apply to the frequent meetings between the Case Officer and the Principal Agenta; therefore, meetings are clandestine and are wually conducted in the Case Officer's. cari _ ground information as to how. "we met and how our friendship developed, to be used ia the event’ *the..Case Officer" 4e apprehended with either of the Principal Agents. “@. None of the status cover occupations of any of the LIEMPTY agents id completely compatible with his operational activities. Action cover stories are davided upon before cach assignment and devised to complement each agent's status cover as closely as possible. Base House operators, of course, generally conduct operational assiguments within the confines of their quarters; consequently, the need for action cover stories is reduced. Appropriate cover stories exist between GERENDE and the agents in his network and between SCANTLING and LIEMPIY-3. 11. Contact and Commmication: Appropriate clandestine coummications arrangenents exist between the various echelons of LIZMPTY. At the present time these plans. consist of regular and rapid-non scheduled (emergency) means of contact. GERENDE and SCANTLING are both _- in the process of preparing detailed written communications plens for their "- yespettive agents which include complete regular, alternate and rapid-non achetuled meeting arrangements. Provistons will also be made in these plans for oral recognition signals and physical bona fides that will enable a person unknown .to the agent to contact him should the need ever arise. The Case Officer ia cur- rently working on a Warning System of Communications which will permit the ex- peditious exfiltration of GERENDE and SCARTLING frou Mexico should a security situation arise which would necessitate this. j 12. Control and Motivation: &. Control - All LIEMPTY agents are local nationals. GERENDE and SCANTLING, both of whom spent a great deal of their childhood years in PBPRIME and still have relatives Living in PBPRIME, are in many respects more pro-PBPRIME than many PRPRIME citizens. In the: “past, . both GERENDE and SCANTLING have evidenced _& high degree of loyalty to Matthew S: DINGLEY, their former Station Case Officer, and appear to be devoting tliat same loyalty to the present Case Officer. The : eontrol over GERENDE and SCANTLING stems directly from their pro-PBPRIME beliefs “and their personal loyalty ‘to their past and present Case Officers. The control over other LIEMPTY agents ia based in part on pre-PBPRIME attitudes and on the financial remuneration and good handling they receive@ from GERENDE and SCANTLING. Realistically, control over LIEMPTY agents is based on mutual understandings and confidence among individuals and should any agent decide to denounce PRPRIME or _ KUBARK, as the case may be, there is not much that the Station could do. b. Motivation - With the exception of GERENDE and SCANTLING, whose primary motivations are ideological, financial compensation seems .to de the db: motivational factor surrounding LIEMPTY agent ts. ° © the basic However, ‘suitable cover stories have been developed between the Case Officer and SCANTLING and between the Case Officer and GERENDE involving back~ - 14-00000 yy 13. Equipment and _ Other Support: , earried under -the LIPSTICK and LIJERSEY Projects. i ae sial-equpment-or other support-ie—required-at thts—times use hieretp es f 6a Ue whack, Poyee bPaiyiy- 9 £09 C79 IE EF: lk, Timetadler The agents and cperatious ‘listed in this project have previously been It is the Station's undere standing that the LIPSTICK Project was extended to 1 December 1958 to give the: Station tine to subait LIEMPIY. The MISERSEY Froject expires in 1959 or upon approval of LIEMPTY. ' The ‘Exmerr Project F represents a wajor ‘operational rupport ascat of the Mexico City Station and, as such, will run for an indefinite periodd tine. . ae : r L, WO-A-11257 WPOK-IkT2- - > i . PROJECT OUTLINE . PART IIT 15. Estimated Cost: Compensation: (Note: Sufficient funds are indicated'to provide for later justified raises to agente.) Agent US $ Per Annwa Raymond H. GERENDE (bao Ar per hte rot) 4 60.00 - Oliver G. SCANTLING 4,200.00 ~ LIEMPTY-3 2,000.00 LIEMPTY-4 2,000.00 LIEMPTY-5 @ $2. 6 per hour 2,400.00 LIPMPTY-6 2,400.00 LIEMPTY-7 Wo Selary - « LIEMPTY-3 No Galery . -~- LIEMPTY=9 2,000.00 LIEMPTY-10 : 3,600.00 LIEMPTY-11 2, 500.00 LIEMPTY-12 1, 800.00 LIEMPTY-13 1, 800 .00 LIEMPTY-14 1,250.00 LIEMPTY-15 : 1,600.00 LIRPTY-16 1, 800.00 LIEMPRY-17 1,800.00 Bix additional agents @ $2,000 12,000.00 Staff Agent (to be selected by Hgs) Selery $8, 330.00 Quarters — 2, 500.00 Education Allowance "640.00 Travel ; x8 1,000.00 i Shipment of 2,000.00 ; 14,470.00 Sub-total 62, 380.00 Operational Expenses: | : : Autanobiles (3 autos & 1 truck) 2, 500.00 Maintenance, operational expenses, ’ _ replacement of parts. Travel of seente by comercial carrier 500.00 Sub-total 3,000.00 HNL A-11257 KAPOK=15:72 wlhe Operational: Bquipment: Repiscemient of 2 LIJERSEY autos (MV-2148 & MV-21%7) 6,000.00 Replacement of SCANTLING's QP auto (HV-2041) 3,000.00 Replacement of LIEWIRAP (HV-2138) 2, 500.00 Purchase of 1 used auto for LIJERSEY surveillance 4,000.00 Purchase of 3 ‘two-way radios & one base radio for 2, 500.00 LIJERSEY team Repair and maintenance of cameras and radio equip- 500.00 - nent Purchase of now photo equipment and supplies 2, 500.00 Sub-total 22,000,00 Real Estate: * LIMITED 500.00 SLICALLA 1,000.00 * LILYRIC lL. 1,000.00 , Sub-total 2, 500.00 Funds for procureuent and servicing of additional safehouses, post office boxes, or renting automobiles 2,000.00 Exchenge commodities (required as godwill gifts) 500.00 Damages (broken contracts, “key” money to obtain locations in choice areas, rent deposits, etc.) 2,000.00 Purchase of information, purchase of identification documents, payment of bribes, ete. 2,000.00 TOTAL $ 95,380.00 U.3, *LIMITED and LICALLA rents are returned to the Station by LIMVUSINE ~ and crediteg to Station miscellaneous receipts. . \ es t ee st-t-74/ Rent, utilities and maintenance of following safée- houses: Per Annum ¥p-00000 DM-A-11257 KAPOK-1472 -15< 16. Special Problens ond Comms tments: a. Ho camitments, expreosed or implied, have been made to any LIENPIT agent by the present Case Officer, except as stated in the project outline. and/or 4n the contracts of GEHZADE and SCARTLING b. In the event of compromise to the local government of any LIEMPTY ageat, KUBARK is morally responsible for doing all within its power, and within the limitations of coeur a ty, for resettling or otherwise taking care of the LIENPTY agents. , . c. No spectal benefit coumitueats Inve been made to any LIEMPTY agent except those contained in the contrects of GERENDE and SCANTLING, a. <A change of government or political conditions in Mexico will not affect this project. It is ea unilateral effort on the part of KUBARK. SO- 6 ~ 24), : SECRET . ' . . THEN FLED On SUBJECT AND PROJECT FILE REQUEST AND FIELD NOTIFICATION OF ACTION {Stotion/Base) ITEM 10-ENTER OLD TITLE WHEN AMENDING A TITLE. CITE ANY FILES. SUCH AS 201 OR PROJECT FILES THAT ARE RE- LATEO.TO THE-FILE COVERED BY THIS REQUEST. ITEM 10 MAY ALSO BE USED TO'GIVE REASONS FOR THE ACTION BEING RE QUESTED. TO IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF MATERIAL TO BE PLACED iN A FILE OR TO MAKE OTHER EXPLANATORY REMARKS. COMPLETE (TEMS t THROUGH 12 . ITEM 3-ALL FILE TITLES MUST BE STERILE SINCE THEY WiLL APPEAR ON THE FIELD COPIES AND ON MACHINE LISTS (ITEM 6~4Lt REMARKS MUST BE STERILE ITEM 7 AND 8~-USE FIRST THREE LETTERS OF OISPATCH SYM- GBOLS FOR FIELD STATIONS ‘ANDO LIST HEADQUARTERS ELE- MENTS ACCORDING TO ESTABLISHED NUMERIC CODES INFORMATION CONCERNING FILE CODE «FILE) NUMBER ITEM 11 ~A RECORDS OFFICER MUST SIGN ALL FILE ACTION RE- QUESTS. CONSULT YOUR RMO ON ANY PROBLEMS THAT ARISE. TYPE OF FILE COUNTRY NUMBER CT] SUBJECT {x] PROJECT 50 3 FILE TITLE (SPECIFIC SUBJECT? (PROJECTS LIMITED TO 15 SPACES) KDFACTOR ACTION REQUIRED 5 DISPOSITION OESTRUCTION RECOMMENDED THRU (OATES ANALYSIS ACTION 6 REMARKS CFOR FIELD OSTRIBUTION) FORMERLY LIEMPTY 8 INTERESTED HEADQUARTERS DESK I LIST ACTION OESK FIRST? 50 7. INTERESTED STATIONS (PROJECTS ONLY? HMM 4 FILES ACTION _. HOLD IN PREPARE FOLOER ANO seenes | — | ememene “vee 10. COMMENTS UNCLUDE SPECIAL HEADQUARTERS ROUTING INSTRUCTIONS! CHARGE PERMANENTLY TO (OFFICER & DESKE LB) ENCORSEMENT 12 COORDINATION SIGNATURE OF DRANCH/ODESH R. O. SIGNATURE OF BRANCH/DESK & O . (WHEN APPLICAQLE) EFFECTIWE DATE 050 } - 006 074/01 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS . : . java 812 TIONS SECRET 38 1-8 cone EDIT! 12-63 wae ee Lot SECRET . a“ Whee fitted tnd © CASE FILE REQUEST bate Tes” RI/ANALYSIS SECTION 24 Vateber 1958 | (Requester Nome} - BUILDING. ROOM NO. TELEPHONE rou: Charlotte Zehrimg oer Barton 2120 2758 lL setine . 4 ACTION REQUESTED . . : ~ . OPEN Pe LIEMPTY/ Mcwel pr Vb aes — y AMEND FILE a AS INDICATEO, . CLOSE FILE x | ree an/rrT/Mextos 3. CATEGORY AND NUMBER X | permanent cearceour 2. COUNTEY AND NUMBER TO (DESK). PREPARE PILE FOLDERS AND SEND JQ SEQUESTER, 6 Operational i“) (Mexico) 3. COMMENTS: [inctyse brie! description of Ale ‘or project) Pheto and physical surveillance coverage and suppart for statlon, & FOR RI USE ONLY 2. RAD STATIONS) 4. APPROVAL REQUEST APPROVED: ENDORSEMENT ‘Aa DORSE THIS REQUEST SATISFIES RECORDS: PSQUIKEMENTS. Zs BI/ANALYSIS wt Lage eS foam no. Bi2 Bee reeoes : SECREY Rortioms, © EFFECTIVE DATE
104-10187-10030.pdf
[104-10187-10030 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | \E VIER es BEES SET POP COUMEPE,E are Age as SELALLOS STAPE fe SPR ae ep oe at spat eel. PLE TITLE sSomrr yon: A DFA DGE IW. Vol VT AGUAS. of v peated ce Oe te ee nen Ree Re ae ee A A ae ge pene “HICLUSTVE. DATES: 3 Jen [Glo 2 mI Dec /F63 “CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: = £ XIIPRO . ROOM: 3234. Se RN Se £/$2-9-05 “Yaoayaay DELETIONS, TF ANY: _ 7 re ne aes nee ce ne 2 ee i a 8 sl BR cro ener aerecenenn =“ Revs a TT ONATOR ES OF REVEEWING OFFICIAL ‘ jac wake Ag TOss4 3 yt Vib» A f . oO pe: Peran ae SIV Ee se ~f 4 3 —thas.oussy. fo nome a arn rt OE Atle. RENAE Ce se ebb aetna il ts Di i waite uated dejar COPIED O& REMOVED FRO THES FEL. a fone “a MAY BE Ge. ge Ct. a BR ON DRT TE TS tile: Ke ae ieee 3-33" ae a a fcad ¢ . . 5 7 _ 3 a Fee ak eo Bons es : . ; Qe bye ore : =H ‘s , oat z is an 4 FS 4 a i -) * - 7 : Ags a ans : “2 - - i * J¢ - a re HO e . ~ 4 WO “t . 1) f ; 2 8 g ai a aw ay e yo 4 Bs i : a ot - “a 1 BSE 4% ge 2 % Fi : ge. : 7 + ¥ 2 fet : . i cep RENEE cae Ai iy niet 9 (EL°9-0S THA y 3 Sn sheeaeriygty : + erage HET ore erpimesrtemereee mm en 14.90000 wok CONFEDENTIAL \ ; NOTICE : THIS FILE HAS BEEN PROCESSED AND RETIRED, DO NOT ADD ANY DOCUMENTS TO THIS FOLDER, FORWARD cs DOCUMENTS THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THIS FOLDER TO IP /RPU GE-58, NOTICE : : CONFLDENPEAT ‘ : 1713) se" 2593 14-0000 ‘ 3 ores ne Uae . CLASSIFICATION en TL NO UROUXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN FUDGE INDEIG Ss nee eee Cuiel, oR Divielons Chief of Station, Mexico City oe weact ; -6 LODMPROVE/LIENVOY - Terro de WANSTRAM or WANSTROHM (phonetic) TRIN PLOSELD - ALFLRENCES seo io mer 1. Forwarded under separate cover as Attachnent A are two LIEXVOY transcripts of 12 November 196% and two LINNVOY Lranseripts of 12 Novem tockho. 1963 which Headquarters may consider Lor transmtbtal to Siatlon “, ¥orworded under separate cover as Attachment Bis a photomraph an unidentifled male (who was Beco photoyraph the Station acset did not ob nt, 1k60 hours on 12 November 105. tieal with Subject since the male in the phoLograpi Is the only uniden vino was also accompanied by a wont mc, The Slbation reea; nines, ry, itn) who visited the Soviet xb mF, Le so he go nordLe lype. iy Clalaes to be a Gvede ror cover purposes. what Subject may 4, The PollowLny is the comment made by Douglas J YGLASS, whe Station's UTEINOY translator, concerning Albechment At "Me exact spellini; of this neme could not be deteratned. Ho Larted by naying that tt is - W - woe t.. and then stopped, onpha he Lwo dots above A, It te very surance that he, bela, 4 Gveto d k the atd of his Sweéish Consulate, tut applied to the Cavien 3 Peteted bacsy el asked for a man, whom he me ‘wat sbranger slLill is the response of the Embassy offtefats, who wv out of their way Lo £ind a ship for him, Usnally requests of this nature are brushed acide end quite otton in a very cade manner. J) teom his non-Britisn accent ant almost t lived in the United States or Cenndn for quite sm PEMMOOD of fleer nurees with PETNGLACS' corsuent roafacding the usual jnetunce of Sovies Embassy offtelals to help ia a matter or this t k, Station Mexteo has no record of any nerk the Soviaw Mbas . travelling to Oaxaca during thie perio, tt, CUNLIS wha wel Station, Mextcea hae-wo traces Subject, . : Ego ajo ea | ot Cnr Che U 8 7 —, ra > & a CLASDIFICALION by an unidentifted Camale whos condly, this male appent ber Jin, f or se GSSY The Glaiton believes this male is tden- Lirtedt va have sizing Lido not ne wit % by chance (7) in a restaurant. one gis trae nudging tlevlesa fnglish, he oust have (Phe staiton roe spe.) / 14-0000 _ ~ - a ‘ . OUT aacisyns agnan Maret 50a INOUE LS [ys None Pe . Yow QUAL TS OUSe jon Av0GE te QUES . Se OL. ena SQENVOY<8 Gat80e OA TT Oct 1959 Wt LOUD RUTRURES Sas Referauce; - A, HMMW-=+L2027 dated 23 Oct 1963 Bl PMMA -CI3aL dated 10 May 1963 : Cy. HMMA+20408 dated 1) December 1962 mo, Le Siamen Mexite regrets the confugion over the statin of LIENYVOY-8, Ue waa teciouneted 29 Brteuacs 1960, An Agent Service Record 1a attached, fy The ote pterym LIE MMA +20408 diated 19 Der ember 1962 ! should have beet DIENWOYsA, vactera voted that LLENVOYs*4 had been emitted and called this te the attention uf the Station tn HIMMW L457 dated a BAprib i963, Wasa cet mateed ac bat time that LDENVO¢-9 had been inchided in erear in the precect ten watead of LIENYOY6. in Wallerd C, CURTIS j ; Enclosure: \ s Azent Service Record Diatribution: -WH, « es i 3 © CeSshaT ts SMR AND SUETER , DATE 5 . TIMEALA 72.0449 , 7 Nowember iv) iin 1. NGS MRE etrrts : Ltd S06 } 14-0000 Hm 8054 HMM G06 Eva 2041 HMM &039 HM 8030 HMM 8026 HMM 8019 HM £018 HMM 004 HMM 8002 10 apne SECRET LIENVCY PRODUCTION - NOVEMBER 1963 NMEXIs MEXI 7137 NEXI 7133 MEXI 7127 MEXI 7119 MEXI 7106 (HMM 8079) MEXT 7068 MSEXI 7065 MEXI 7033 MEXI 7028 MEXI 70LO (HMM £067) MEXI 7000 (HMM 8057) MEXI 6975 MEXI 6972 MEXT 6955 (HMM 6047) MEXI 6937 (HMM 8045) MEXT 6348 (HMM 8008) MEXI 6850 (HMM 2001) MEXT 6833 (HMM 2000) MEXT 6830 (HMM 7594) MEXI 6513 (HMM 7990) MEXI 6810 MEXT 6805 NEXI 6790 MEXT 6757 (HMM 7973) + ok Dio pte Lie 230m EMMAs HMMA-22518 FMMA-22472 HMMA -22552 HMMA-22889 HMMA-22420 14-0000 24 od Se CUSSRATION wee = 7 PROCESSING ACTION 7B oe PS OR ye a. MARKO FOR INDUCING ; 19 fe \, g, . Chief, WH Division "___"'™ Beeey TF pmpy—— | 2% — eens me Lah fue rf ge i] CALY QUALIFIED DESK Bey by LS aE CAN sUDGE INULIN a ITO gg gy RAF 7 Chief of Station, Mexico City _ werores suBsECT TT ~ * Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY, ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES Action; None. For Headquarters intormation. Reference: HMMA-22135, 13 September 1963. 1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY activities during September 1963. 2. Target Lines = September 1963. The following lines were covered during the month of September: 20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio“ 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 24-18-18 - Braulio Maldonado Sandez - 43-01-35 “Melquiades Maldonado Sandez 23485825 --Alfonso Aguilar Monteverde peit 24-61-75 Jorge L, Tamayo Casteliejos a: “ ey 45-59-52 — David Alfare Siqueiros "+> _ Af Cds 13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa boots . 43-15-06 —Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero Ayer 3 ye 11-16-48 -Ignacio Acosta Layuneg «tt // : 19-15-06 —Roberto Romero Adama — boo an! “| 1. 4 (continued) I SIO GEE elako . , Enclosure: Removed from Project <2 29/2 ion C3 Classifications 7 < a i fa Production Report 77, Pane Dy Pre pox: 7 Folds " j Distribution: ve WH, w/encl “CROSS REFERENCE TO reer AND NUMBER : | c | HMMA- 22267 | “8 October 1963 ey _ CLASSIFICATION ~ ngs memo SS” — | Li0~6-15/9 14-0000 nS OTIC a ererere ere an oS wrk ae CONTINUATION OF “oS po DISPATCH -CEOBRET. a ‘PMMA & C289 7 ‘ae be ee Sn 10-29-69 ~ Movimienta de Liberacion Nacional 46<12-70 -C, TAL, 46-11-30 DFS, 46-09-50 —D,F.S, (disconnected 183 September 1963) 35=36-52 = Politica (Revistas Manuel Marcue Pardinas) 46-60-15 —Prensa Latina 46-60-16 Prensa Latina 14442-37 Cuban Embassy 14-92-14 Cuban Embassy (disconnected 23 September 1903) 25-07-95 Cuban Embassy (apartment of Ramon Sinobas : disconnected on 23 September 1903 when apartment ; became vacant) 14=13=26 Cuban Embassy 15660-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) . 15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) 715469=37 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache) {561907 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office) 1591264 Soviet Embassy (Film Repzesentative) 45-61-80 Czech Embassy 45-61-31 Czech Embassy 20-38-98 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 18 September 1963) 20-68-69 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 23 September 1963) 20-68-23 Yugoslav Embassy (connected ¢3 September iYo3) Headquarters will note from the above that three Hines were disconnected in order to cover three Yugoslav lines. Two of the lines which were diaconnected were Cuban Embassy linea, both were not in use by the Cubans. One was in the apartment which had been vacated by Ramon Sinobas and not occupied by other Cubans, The other was a telephone in the Cuban Rimbassy which was never answered. The Cubans are trying to get Sinobas' line moved to the They have also asked foc the telephone company to repair lao9lal4. Embassy. ugoslay As soon aa theae lines are working again, coverage of two of the Y Embaasay linea will be dropped in order to pick up all the Cuban lines which are presumed to have a much higher priority. — 3, Processing of LIENV OY Information The Station continues to receive full transcripts in Spanish on the Cuban lines (three), the Soviet Embassy lines (five), and ag of 13 and 23 S wptember the Yugoslav lines (three), These transcripta are received cach morning for the day before. During September, the LIENVOY monitors transcribed 1396 pages in addition to the daily resumen. The outside translators now working on LIENVOY transcripts are Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, who is used for. almost any backlog which beging to occur. David B, SCHLAGETER, field contract agent, who transcribes the Czech take. ’ Victor W. OBOLD, career agent, who transcribes the Yugoslav portion of the Yugoslav take. , Nouglaa J, FRINGLASS, ataff agent. who continues to transcribe the Russian language portion of the Soviet take, 4, Exploitation of LIENVOY Information Two leads from LIENVOY of operational interest in September 1963 were: vee ee ee ve TS 1 ca A oN t ve Se OT g cee emanate 2. . wg : te ; ee 14-0000 este Bel fd CONTINUATION OF f HMMA~-22267 DISPATCH Le a. On é September 1963 a Russian speaking female contacted - the Soviet Embassy and asked for Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, KGB, — She identified herself by name and as a professor from New Orleana, She gave the addresa of her apartment and asked for a meeting. This lead was promptly followed up by station investigative asacts who identified the woman and learned that she was attending a philosophera’ conference at the University of Mexico. She returned to the United States on 17 September, All available infozmation was forwarded to Headquarters for paasing to ODENVY. b. MEXI-6135 reported the contact between an unidentified Czech woman and the Czech Embassy. 5. Liaison On 18 September 1963 Oliver G. GALBOND and Willard C, CURTIS met with LIELEGANT and LIERGO. They also saw LIELEGANT on 20 September. 6. Security There were no security problems during this month. 7, Technical There were no technical problems which AREHART could not handle. 8. Personnel Robert B, RIGGS continues to meet Arnold AREHART each morning before 0800 hours to receive all LIENVOY tapes and traacripta from the previous day, The daily meetings with Victor W, OBOLD and David B. SCHLAGETER, the two EE translators, Wetttransferred on 18 September 1963 from the Station EE cage officer to the KURIOT technician, Gregory D. PARMUTH who delivers and receives reels and transcripts from them each day. PARMUTH also acts aa a cutout for Douglas J, FEINGLASS. Paul V, LEVISTER, Headquarters KUTUBE officer, visited the Station from 22 September to 1 October to consult with LIENVOY and LIFEAT case officers in preparation for a report to be written on the two projects as examples of tap operations which produce both positive intelligence and operational leads. 9. Production, There is attached a list of reports,cables and dispatches forwarded to , Headquarters during this month, - ; wo ig 50 -G 75 is few USE edteOU5 EDION fact NO * TEPALES FORMS ee 530 gba M44 ANG TM Jeornuto Aree ARE OBGLEE E 14-00000 nn any [ ; LIENVOY PRODUCTION - SEPT2MBER 1965 \ MEXTIs HMMAs ENMs | \ MEXI 6533 (HMM 7512) HMA: 22194 EMM 7795 : . MEXI 6332 (HMM 7510) HMMA 22193 EMN 7733 : MFXI 6519 (HMM 7804) HMMA 22159 EM 7770 ; : MEXI 6302 (HMM 7801) . HMMA 22149 YN 7767 —e MEXI 6271 (KMM 7787) EMMA 22135. EMM T7742 . MEXI 6215 fae 7761) HMMA 22116 EAN 7725 MEXT 6205 (HMM 7760) HMMA 22115 EAM 7724 . MFXI 6135 HMMA 22000 EMM 7723 MEXI 6153 (19M 7743) HMMA 22052 MEXI 6129 (HMM 7742) MEXI 6107 MEXI 6104 (HMM 7736) MEXE 6097 (HMM 7725) MEXI GOke (MM 7721) MEXI 6035 (HMM 7708) MEXT GC3h MEXI ©030 (EVM 7706) MEXT 6020 (RMM 77¢7) 18 + 9 + 8 a 35 SECRET 14.00000 PERSONALITY BRIEF 1. General Lazaro CARDENAS del-Rio 7 AS a pro-Communist, anti-United States former (1934-1940) . ~ President of Mexico, CARDENAS plays an important role itn the ‘ ; political activities of Mexico by virtue of his being the spirtual leader of a great part of the Mexican left. His leftist sympathies appear to fall primarily with the current regime in Cuba (He alledgedly is a close personal fiend of Fidel CASTRO), secondarily with Communist China, and lastly with the USSR. 2. Braulio MALDONADO Sandez MALDONADO is a politically unscrupulous pro-Communist former Governor of Baja California, He is a national leader Of at least three Mexican leftist organizations: (1) FEP (People's Electoral Front), united single front of Mexican Communists and Leftists; (2) MLN (Nationa}] Liberation Movement), rabidly anti-U.S., pro-Cuba Communist Front; and (3) CCI (Independent Peasants' Center), radical, anti-Mexican Government organization. Having been banished from Mexico until after the 1964 elections for anti-government activities, MALDONADO is currently in Europe and secking admittance to the USSR, obstensibly to visit his daughter who is a student at the Friendship University in Moscow, 3. Alonso AGUILAR Monteverde AGUILAR is a prominent pro-Communist Mexican intellectual who is the titular head of the MLN (National Liberation Movement), rabidly anti-U.S., pro-Communist front. He is a full-time professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and maintains active contact with several international leftist and Communist figures. He has recently travelled to Cuba and Warsaw. 4. Jorge Leonidas TAMAYO Castillejos 1 TAMAYO is a Communist professor at the Nalional Autonomous University of Mexico. Heis a leading member of many Communist front activities in Mexico including the CMP (Mexican Peace SUB 05/8 ypro0000 | Committee}, the MLN (National Liberation Movement), and the CEM (Circle of Mexican Studies). He has been in contact with several leftist figures of various echelon, including Gen. Lazaro, CARDENAS, the Cuban Ambassador to Mexico, and Polish, Soviet; and Chinese Communist officials. TAMAYO's son has Studied in Warsaw and travelled to the USSR and Communist China. 5. Jose David ALFARO Siqueiros ALFARO, one of Mexico's most prominent artists, has been . imprisoned for eight (S) years as a consequence of the role he played in the Communist-inspired railroad stike of 1959, He is a leader of the PCM (Mexican Communist Party) and has visited the Soviet Union, He fought for the Loyalist Army in the Spanish Civil War and was later arrested in Mexico for complicity in the murder of Leon TROTSKY's secretary. ALFARO has a long history of pro-Communist, anti-U.S, leanings. 6. Roberto ROMERO Adaas ROMERO is an informant for the Cuban Intelligence Service in Mexico. 7. Enrique GONZALEZ Pedrero Pro-Communist professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, GONZALEZ Pedrero has contributed to the writing or editing of at least five (5) leftist publications in Mexico, He ts a member of the National Committee of the MLN, has alledgedly received training in the Soviet Union, and has travelled to Cuba twice in recent times, 8. Ignacio ACOSTA Lagunss Pro-Communist ACOSTA, a lawyer, is an aide of General CARDENAS and a leading member of the MLN. He frequently has contact with high-level personnel of both the Cuban and Soviet Embassies in Mexico City. His political activities include travel to Cuba and the Soviet Union, aid in the management of the Communist Trade Fair in Mexico, and a great deal of participation in promoting sympathy for the Cuban Revolution in Mexico, 14-00000 -3- 9. Direccion Federal de Seguridad ~, Federal Security Police The principal functions of this security unit are to: (1) Provide a plain-clothed security detail for the President, (2) maintain an extensive telephone tap activity on both 7 the Rightist and Leftist political opposition forces, and (3) .perform investigations and arrests of primarily political . offenses. The unit's agents are largely poorly trained, insecure, and unreliable. Their professional characteristics are best described as being dishonest, cruel, and abusive, The position, at this moment, of Manuel RANGEL Escamilla as Director General of .DFS is precarious, 10. Politica A Marxist anti-U.S. semi-monthly magazine published in Mexico, Politica is printed by Talleres Graficos de Mexico, the same shop which prints La Voz de Mexico. In addition to the modest revenues derived From a circulation of 15,000 to 25,000, Politica is financed by the Soviet Embassy, the MLN, the PPS, and possibly, the Cuban Embassy. As an indication of the Mexican government's assessment of the capability of this magazine to influence public opinion, it is worthwhile noting that Politica frequently experiences a great degree of difficulty” In printing and circulating itself due to the government's repressive efforts. 11. Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional (MLN) Organized under the influence of the PCM in August 1961, the MLN today is dedicated to the furtherance of the mutual interests of its adherents who are found primarily in the ranks of the PRI, the PPS, the PCM, the CNC and the UGOCM, The MLN's objective 1s to gain lcftist political represen- tation in the government by inciting PRI to accept leftists into its camp. AS a consequence of this objective, the mission of MLN is to generate evidence of popular leftist sympathy by means of fomenting agitation among the popular, labor, and peasant masses, 12. Confederacion de Trabajadores de la America Latina (CTAL) The CTAL has recently been replaced by the CUTAL (Single Confederation of Latin American Workers). Until recently, the 14-0000 pro-Communist, CTAL, which is described as being the liaison bureau of the WFTU (World Federation of Trade Unions) whose headquarters are in Prague, was headei by Vicente LOMBARDO Toledano. 13. Prensa Latina i Operatiéng directly under the Cuban Communist regime, Prensa Latina is obstensibly a press service, In reality, however, it is the official propaganda organ of the Cuban Government. Prensa Latina works closely with Tass, the Soviet Agency; with Hsinhua, the Chinese Agency ; sand with Cetepka, the Czechoslovakian Agency. 50-6-15/3 14-0000 Se ee va Chief of Stations, Bexico City 3: Chief of Station, Gnatemals City : Chief, aH vivisios 2 Vietor Meavel GUTIZRAZZ Garvie (201-06248) Refs: A. HHAs-11038, 16-Angust 1963 Bb. WNRA-222602, 3 Getober 1963 1. Reference is sede to year questioa absat the typa infsrma- tion seoded on GUTTERREZ. Heedqeerters is iaterested in “eurrant" fefermotion on his activities, aad especially on bis troevels aad his contact with Sanuel Va5A Perez, Chief of Ge2 st the Cudon Embassy ia Hexico City. The comment on fi2e-7289 regarded only the soa- disseaination of the report, aad uss vot jatesded to disceursge tha Station from reportiag ieformation on seettags netueen GOTIERREL sad VEGA. 2. Headquarters wauld oppreciate receiving, on 3 cvatiazuiag basis, portiaeat information ow GUTIZQAEZ extracted {rom the EXD OF DISPATCH Distrivatioa: 2 ~~ CO3, Hexleo City lb - COs, Guatemala 24 Getober 1963 HMi&ta~1 2049 & a 2014-68245 wr 2 October 1963 : \ MSNORANDUM FOR: Chief, Forelgn Intelligence SUBJECT: TDY to Mexico City l. After taking a good look at LISNVOY and LIFBAT, I would agree with the persons J talked with in Mexico; they maintain that any well- run tap operation should produce substantial intelligence information, provided the targets are of intelligence interest, and provided aleo there are people at the atation who look for it and are able to recog- nize it. The case of LITBAT is interesting in this respects It has been deprived of its most productive linea in faver of LIZXVOY, and yet its intelligence production compares favorably, with that of the other productive taps, except LIENVOY. 2. Mexico has people who can detect any little item of intelli- gence significance. Thia includes the Chief of Stacion, who goes over the highlightu of the previoua day's take every morning and marks certain {tems for action by atation case officers or reports officarsa. The reports officers work on copies of the take at the same time. 3. ‘There are several aspecte of LIENVOY that make it an excellent operation and an cutstanding producer of intelligence. I will dascriba thes in detail when ny notes cot here from the station. The principal factors in the auccess of LIRNVOY seem to be the following. . a. The agreement meade with top Mexican officials, unlike many such agreements elsewhere, 19 aa mich in effect tcday as it was ot the atart: the targeting is not based on personal politica; the intercept staff has stayed on the Job; the equipment is con- sidered to be on loan from CIA. b. The native monitoring staff has reached a peak of effec- tiveness that evoryone at the station praises very highly. c. Tha station is organized to handle the tuke speedily as Soon as it comes in. The Chief of Station, the case officers, the reporta officers, all work on it at the same time and excnange views on hot items. They de not let reports backlogs accumulate, 14.90000 d. Each new item on a target person is linked to a past histery; what appears as a fragmentary bit in a-conversation becomes a meaningful development, in a contimuous atory. Contle muity on the job makes this possible. @. The equipment is kept in good working order by complete Qleaning dod checking of each unit once a month. The 3Z units in use today are those installed fn 1959. kh. A detailed description of LIENVOY and its counterpart LIVEAT should provide good models with which to compare other tap operations. . It should give criteria for good procedures. [t should givw some. idea of. the desirable sise of such operations, considering the available targets, the size of the station, and the other tasks and operations of the station. It should chow vhat the station puts into ita tap opera- tions and what it gets out of then. LIBNVOY and LIFEAT are an interesting example of two interacting operations, one joint and the other indepand- ent. 5. My stay in Mexico was as interesting and fruitful as it vas enjoyable. And I hope it was not too great a burden on the station. ye eer CAM/3 me oy ‘ - 4 CLASSIFIED one: JM, WHITTEN: jpm fer nes UNT: WH/3 To ONES or; "$613. ii NO INDEN DATE: ~~ 16 Sept 1963 2 FUC i co Hu ND, to + MEXICO CITY From: DIRECTOR con: C/WH 5 INFO: = ADOP, C/Ct, RF, VR To NEXI iNfFO nn CITE DIR 6 8 9 0 6 RYBAT LIENVOY Do USER EEN mm CEFR SED IDEN IN BRILLARD MESSAGE TO CURTIS TRANSHITTED BY GALBOND IS MR. GERARD CAMPAGNA. END OF MESSAGE Vs . \a/ , | wui/Cops~~ ee We. Wbesd “oO ~ 3M. WHITTEN - € i] ~ CML/3 eH aT AUTHENTICATING QUFICcER / REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROFEBNED, Cerny No. COORDINATING OFFICERS | RELEASING OF FIGER [" CLSSIFICATAS _ pe ICOENS STRAT JeARy QUALITIES CSS, Teun soar mona Chief, WH Division oa \ seers _.-_ Chief-of Station, Nexico-Clity—— suautct n Monthly 0] rational Report for Project LIENVOY { ACTION REQUIRED - RUFERENCES Action: None. For Headquarters' information, Ref : HMMA-22005, 23 August 1963 \ 1, There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY activities during August 1963, ° 1 V 2, Target Lines - August 1963. during this reporting Thore ‘were no ehanges in the target Lines pertod, The Yugoslav lings have not yet been connected but one of them should be operating by the und of September. 4, Processing of LIENVOY Informations HMMA-22000 dated 21 August 1963 transmitted the “rst group of copies of transcripts against the Cuban Lines, Since that tim, earban copies have been forwarded to Headquarters on a wookly basis, Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, has eliminated the backlog of some fifty reels from the Russian lines and at the present time igs working on the Polish LIFEAT coverage which Woodrow GABEOTL (ps) has net doen able to — handle, HORSFALL will be used tn this capneity only wil the Station has a higher priority Job for him or until hia permanent assignmen: is determined. Thore has becn no change in Douglas J, FEINGLASS’ assignment since the last progress reporte — 4, Explottation of LIFNVOY Information. Te following are some (not all) of the explcitations during August 1963 of Leads from LIFNVOY! a. LIENVOY contributed support to the REDNOOD AEJUMBO oper” ation during this poricd by conflrming reveral contacts between the prineipals involved, Details of this case have been reported by the Station SR Case ofricers bd. On 8 August LIFNVOY reported indications that sn unnamed enna ye CROSS REFERENCE 10 | OHSPATCIt SYMBOL AND NUMBER , TE ! . 3 ae fal 1 HMMS-22135 - .l a3 September 1903 e ne oy See wee ee 1 CS PRE Nese 2 a as CLASSIFICATION | «4° 7g, ey 50-75 43 — 14-0000 reece CONTINUATION OF OISPATCH IDAAAR2ELSS to travel alono by plane to DIZTAG diplomat stationed in Carnear planned pouch for turnover in Mexico and Mexieo City via -Panan earrying a diplomatic return to Caracas with diplomatic mail received from DIZTAG courters in Mexi@e This wag reported to Headquarters, Carnens, and Panama as & possible opportunity to obtain or copy these pouches. (MEXI-56UL) : es. On 7 August this project revealed contact between the Partido Popular Socialista and the Seviet fmbassye Roberto JARAMILLO Flores, national leader of the Juventud Popular Uoctnlista, the youth organization of the Marxist Partido Popular Soclalista, arranged for an urgent meeting with aa Nikolaty Sergeyevich LEQNCV, Third Secretary and Cultural Officer of the Soviet Embassy. It will ve reealied that LEONOV went to the Soviet Union and acted as tnterpreter for Fidel CASTRO on his visit there venrlier this year. MEXI-5705 transmitted a report on JARAMILLO's contact with LEONOV. de On 5 August LIENVOY reported the presence in Mexico of one Doctor Paul BARAN who was in contact with Cuban fnbassy offielals and prom- inent Mexican Marxist intellectuals. BARAN appeared to be on a trip throughcut South America. A check of Station files revealed that this was probably identical with Paul Alexander BARAN, Russian born naturalized U, S. citizen and professor of economics at Stanford University, Palo Alto, California. BARAN has visited Moxico in the past and made contact with American Communists and Mexican leftists. This information was sent to Hendquarters in MEAT«5735 for dissemination to ODENVY. es On 12 August William HOSE, who identified himself as a student from the United States studying at the University of Mexleo (UNAM). aszed for an interview with Vicente LOMRARDO Toledano, Secretary Genernl of the Popular Seelalist Party (ees). ROSE claimed to have letters of Introduction to LOMBARDO {rom labor leaders in the United Statens A check of Station fileo revealed Whillam Maurice ROSE, 1UTh Federal Way, Salt Lake City, Utah, as a student at the UNAM. This repert was sent to Headquarters in MEZI-95752 for dissemination to ODENVY. ft. On lL Awtust Henry WALLSCHMIDT, 3662 Carrington Avenue, Los Angeles, California, contacted the Soviet Emvessy and voluntcerea his sem vices to them. The detatls of this fontact were forwarded to Headquarters via HMMA-21905 for dissemination to ODENVY. @ On 7 August a person who claimed to be a U.S, citizen with a name which sounded like ARNERO contacted the Goviev Fmbassy and referred to a previous visit at the Mabassy when he discussed intormation on ship movements. He also asked for asylum and made an appointment to sce Oleg NECHIPORFNKO, Soviet Vice Consul and KGB officer. A perecn of American appearance was photographed by LIEMPTY at the time of the arranged appointment, A sanitized copy of this photograph together with information from LIENVOY was passed locally to ODENVY. MEXI-5784 forwarded the report to Headquarters. h, On 9 August LIFNVOY reported that an American pilot with wife and emall son were at the Cuban Embassy trying to get ea visa to go to Cube. MEXI-5/9" reported details for Headquarters. ODENVY was advised locally after receiving Headquarters’ authorization. 4, LIENVOY covered the netivities of Barry Terry PRIMUS, New York actor who was expelled from Mexico on 19 August for participating in Marxzist~ Coummist public disturbances on 18 August. See MEXT-SO5h and 5655 for furtrer details. gd. On 20 August Moe FISHMAN, Secretary of Veterans of the e in the U.S. asked the wife of "avid Alfaro SIQUEIROS how the help rree SIQUEIROS. FISHMAN also made an appointmens to meet MENT={§04b tronsmtt hed : Lincoln Brigad Brigade could with Margarita NELKEN, prominent Spanisic Suusinlss cuile. this report to Headquarters for dlasemtnation to ODENVY. 5, Liaison. As reported in reference Willard C. CURTIS met with LITENSOR to arrange for a sensitive PBRUMEN case on 15 August 1963. The caso is still ponding. toaw -* 530 —_ ~T Phot MO ~ ~ ‘ ~ Cian ” we 1 5 ail A ~ 14-0000 ene eee err erect me { eet Cer ee CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH _suer rer | HYMA~22135 ne ee fe penn en a ee enn tthe Securitye é There were no security incidents within the project during this Technicals re were no technical problems which AREHART could not handle. The Personnele There have been no changes in personnel since the last report. 9. Produc sione a list of reports, cables and dispatches for There is attached warded to Keadquarters during thio month. Attachinent t As stated above. Distribution? ix’> C/WED w/att a- Files Waa S THREE ler me t i ~ - une hee ne cee ae nemernee ec eree + MEXIa MEXI-5977 (HMM 7698 MEXI-5976 (HMM 7697 MEXT-5892 MEXI-5864 MEXI-5963 MEXT-5856 MEXI-5855 (HMM 7644) MEXI-5854 MEXI-5803 MFAI-5794 MEXI-5789 MEXI-5783 nee 7633) MEXI-5702 (HMM 7632) MEXI 5757 MEXI 5753 MEXI 5752 MEXI 5705 (HMM 7609 MEXI 5675 (HMM 7601 MEXI 5672 MEXI 56/h 20 + LIENVOY PRODUCTION ~- AUGUST 1963 HMMs 1M 7694 HMM 7690 HMM 7672 HMM 7665 HMM 7653 HMM 7650 OM 7635 HMM 7631 HY 7627 EMM 7610 HMM 7602 HMM 7599 BMM 7598 HMM 7597 HMM 7595 HAM. 7585 IM 7583 HYM 7581 HMM 7567 20 + eee HMMAs __. HMMA 21964 HMMA 21963 HMMA 21958 HMMA 21940 EMMA 21956 HMMA 21951 HMMA 21910 HMMA 21905 HMMA 21900 HMMA 21874 10 “9 LLC RMT OH og, /3. heplicicten’ L¥E3 uw. Wttln - deut hw uete & Fu. Sect . “aoa Ce coke “nerrilerieg, | ene Cot Keg soed Lraut POmeMhthen, GERARD | CAM PAGWA. oD deel ou LIEW OY wet wl el * Te Lo Gat ely dered wtp acetipy i i a joy Copepm Vath week Ab lsutttie te ead ftthek eels ASKAW VOY cece ket FEAF. eA, tle Cae ome rid the tepartes 14-0000 12 Septenber 1963 Bear Willard: This may seem to you like a voice out of the void, but I always carry in my miad your repeated invitations to visit you and remember clearly your acquaintance and kindness to ay brother. Strangely enough it seems to continue to be true that the only escape from this jail~-like desk is back to ny old area where I nevor expected to roturn--I even had one this Spring. Just now I have a specific reason for wanting to visit your place, that is, in addition to our own porsonal reasons, For some time I have been bent on trying to push for sore positive information froma taps and audio, I realizsa tnat it dis taken for granted around the world that the purpose of taps and audio is for operational leads, particularly in the KUPESS field; In one or two places in the world, positive production is outstanding and we have been making a study for sone tine trying to see why it works in some cases and not in others, Oas of the outstanding examples is LIFEAT and especially LIENVOY. These seem to be far ahoad of other similar operations around the world even though they seam to approach tho problem sonevhat similarly. It occurred to mo that woe might find out what makes yours so especially effective by having one of ay paople go to your station for a few days to talk with you and your officers and get the detailed story. I could then take another look at the other operations and see what's missing or what's wrong, I'm suro this would be of great help to the place as a waole. If you agree, I vill send Paul ¥. Levister (Iden), the editor of our Foreign Intelligence Series (our Btaff doctrinal papers, the first few of which have been dispatched to you). He could bo in Mexico City on or about 23 September, or any time thereafter that is more convanient for you and your peopla, Could you let us know your reaction by cable, and if it's favorable, when you would prefer to have Levister arrive, Yea would confirm his HTA by cable. i 14-0000 Galbond is leaving tomorrow to make way and I have asked him to be kind cnou Tho desk here concura in our interest su a visit down your gh to pass this to you, bject to your approval, 14-0000 gan PROCESSING ACTION MARRLD FOR IROL KING 1. : _ Chief, WH Division HO INDEXING SEQUINED wt. i an ; -— Fomy quauirits ors 7" CAN JUDGE ROCKO, From : Chief of Station, Mexic svasect —— _ Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Action: None. For Headquarters Information, Reference: HMMA~=21845, 30 July 1963 1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY activities during July 1963. ~ 2, Target Lines - July 1963. The following lines were covered during the month of July: 20-3018 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez 43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez 23-85=25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde 2461975 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos 455 9—52 David Alfaro Siqueiros 1321-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa 43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero 11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Lagunez 1915-06 Roberto Romero Adams (coatinued) - Enclosure: Production Report Removed from Project FOE 2O6ER, CS Clossitic ‘ . ation: “er 7 JOR ¥ Og /F5r EE 2e-e 22/3 Nistribution: aa Us = WH, w/encl . vee) Boxs 29 rotds_& 5D -6- 72/73 CROSS REFERENCE TO OSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUWEES | OME eee as ' 23 August 1963 {| = | was FILE NUMBER | i 5046675 [a wap oS pepe rey Beceem mtn ena pemmmcer enna ye shat Ar etd arae hy? CONTINUATION OF ! | DISPAICH : | HMMA=22005 fap en ans eae Snes tener erent et re Rt eke ae ie et 10229969 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional AGal2=70 C.T.AVL an 46=-11"30 DVF.S, - 46-09-50 D.F.S, ” 35036052 Politica (Revista = Manuel Marcue Pardinaas) 46-60-15 Prensa Latina . 4660-16 Prensa Latina 14-42%37 Cuban Embassy 14092014 Cuban Emba sey 25-07-95 ~ Cuban Embassy 25-09-14 Cuban Elmbassy . 14-13-26 ' Guban Embasay - " 15=60"55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) ; 15=61=55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) 15~69=8T Soviet Embassy (Military Attache) ~ 1561-07 Soviet Embaaszy (Commercial Office) 15~12"64 Soviet Embassy (Filme Representative) 4561980 Czech Embassy 45=61-381 - Czech Embasay On 7 Auguat 1963 the Station EE case officer requested LIENVOY coverage of the Yugvelav linea. Arrangements are being made to put these lines in within the near future, 3. Processing of LIENVOY Information, The Station continues to receive full transacripta in Spanish from ten lines (five Cuban Embassy and five Soviet Embasay), DIR-6076+4 dated 13 August 1963 asked the Station to send to Headquarters one copy of the full transcripts from the Cutsin Embassy lines. These are being forwarded ona “weekly basis, The firat group ia being forwarded as an attachment to HMMA=22000 dated 2h August 1963, If they do not please Headquarters officers who desire them, it is requested that the Mexico Station be promptly advised with any suggestions for changes, On 6 Auguat 1963 Orville HORSFALL, staff ayent, arrived in Mexico to work presently as a unilateral monitor but eventually as the supervisor of a tap center either under LIENVOY or LITEMPO, He has established himself outside and is presently at work eliminating the backlog of Sovict tapes, Douglas J, FEINGLASS continues to do the Russian from LIENVOY, the Russian from two LIFEAT lines on Soviet targets, and the Russian from the LIPAWN audio operation. In addition, FEINGLASS sends clipped transcripts to the Station ready for 201 files. ; +. Exploitation of LIENVOY Information. HMMW-11831 dated 6 August 1963 indicated that Headquarters was not well informed on the way the Mexico Station exploits operational leads from LIENVOY. The outside staff agent, Arnold AREHART haa instructions to alert the Station immediately if a U.S, citizen or English speaking person tries to contact any of the target installations, This is done by a telephone call from outside the tap center at a pay phone to Robert B. RIGGS inside the Station, Emergency nieetings are arranged in double talk (meeting for coffee or lunch), RIGGS meets AREHART within fifteen minutes at a presarranged downtown lecation and receives the reel with an extract of the pertinent conversation, The reel ia then taken to the Station and given to the case officer responsible for the target the person was trying to contact. Headquarters is notified by cadle of the action taken. Only in rare cases is information on a U,S, citizen passed without prior Headquarters approval. i nan ee iat : XX). weer i 2. a ae ee . NP me we et wa ELST TT rg 14.90000 oe CONTINUATION OF ! DISPAICH : aa ee ie | yyima-22005 ne . & “ee To 2! ~ as Ss XN Fa’ Other leads appear in the full transcripts or daily resumen. They also are exploited by the Station case officer responsible for the target where the lead appears. For example, on le August 1903 Boris KAZANTSEV, recently arrived Counsclor of the Soviet Embassy and former defection target in Mexico, called hia wife at their regidence. The number was not listed but was immediately checked by Raymond GERENDE who determined that the number was the switchboard of theapartment house where KAZANTSEV and several other familics live. The reason the Station checked out this number was to put unilateral coverage on it if pousible; however, the switchboard was beyond the Station's capability tohandle. Maryknoll priest Felix MCGOWAN contacted the Cuban Embassy on “31 July 1963, MEXI-5565 reported details of this contact. This cable was sent to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY. Professor WEBB (fnu) of the University of Louisiana contacted Mexican Communist Jorge L. TAMAYO Castillejos, prominent Mexican Marxist intel=- lectual and professor at the University of Mexico, and arranged to meet with him on 31 July 1963, MEXI=5563 reported this contact to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY. Bartolo (fnu) contacted former Governor of Baja California, Braulio MALDONADO Sandez on lo July 1963 regarding the sale of Cuban pesos. MEXI~5569 reported this contact to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY. 5. Liaison On 15 Auguat 1963 Willard C, CURTIS met with LITENSOR to arrange for a sensitive PBRUMEN case (MEXI=5787 reported the details of this meeting). 6, Security There were no security incidents within the project during thia month, 7. Technical There were no technical problems during this period, 8. Personnel Orville HORSFALL's arrival is the only change in personnel since the last report and he is handled as an independent agent by the Station, with no LIENVOY personnel aware of his presence in Mexico, Robert B, RIGGS seea HORSFALL daily to deliver and pick up tapes, 9, Production There is attached a list of reporte, cables and dispatches forwarded Vitard (Mert iMlard C, CURTIS to Headquarters during thia month, SN 14-0000 PRODUCTION - JULY 1963 MEXIs a NY AY MEXI-5570 MEXI-5569 MEX1-5565 . MEXI-5532 MEX1-5487 MEXI-5465 (HMM-7547) MEXI-5459 MEX1-5458 (HMM-7543) ~ MEX1-5457 (HMM- 75-44) MEXI1-5452 MEXI-5438 MEXI-5412 MEXI-5377 (HMM~-7525) MEX1-5353 (LIMM-7524) MEXI-S35L (HIMM-7523) MEXI-5340 MEXI-5334 MEXI-5296 MEXI-5295 (HMM-7403) cE IN, 19 + HMMA3 HMMA -21824 HMMA -~ 21802 HMMA - 21762 HMMA -21742 LIMMA- 21709 HMMA - 21693 HMMA- 21681 HMMA- 21673 HMMA- 21672 HMMA - 21669 LIMMA-~ 21655 il —————es HMMs HMM-7542 HMM-7539 HMM.-7502 HMM-7501 FIMM-~-7500 HMM-7499 HMM-7498 1IMM-7497 HMM-7496 HMM-7495 tIMM-7486 HMM-7481 HMM-7480 HMM- 7478 44 PRS TESS Mt aR ote waMe KEAN [ DISPATCH | geet! | Chief of Station, Mexteco City J Th | Xo mo incense astm o. _ USES Le ee me Chief; WHD ve eee . Ln _ SUBST we . a : : iy ~ = . PRRUMEN/LIENVOY _ ; : ee EQUIRED < HEFLREHCLS References: A. MEXT 5b48 : Bs MEXI 5857 ; 1. The referenced cables describe tvo recent incidents in which the Mexico City Station mie use of LIEMVOY information to take investigative or punitive action against security suspects. The first reference reported the Adentifying and "trapping" .of a PEPHIME citizen who was offering his services to the Cuban Exbassy, and the second reported the deporting of a Cuban IS agent identified by LIENVOY material. ane - .2- In both of these cases, there seems to have been departure from the extreme caution with which the Mexico Station has always handled the LIENVOY material. Admitting that the cables do not set out enough facts to enable us to make a final judgment, ve still feel a little uneasy dout this use of - LIENVOY material. In the first cage, the Station sent an agent to the suspect's hotel, posing as a Cuban Embassy official to "trap" him into revealing his intentions. The scheme, which was admittedly clever, succeeded, but we vere concerned sbaut what would have happened 1f the Cubans themselves had decided to ecmtact the individual. Would not the LIENVOY operation have been exposed to some extent? We grant that the Cubans and other bloe pergonnel in Mexico City may suspect LIENVOY exists, but they do not know it --- yet. Incidentally, ve had no traces on the PEPRIMER involved. 3. The second case involved the detection, apprehension ond deportation of a Cuban IS agent vhoge whereabouts were learned through LIENVOY. From the — few facts we know about this case, we cannot really judge the “posaible risk to LIENVOY. The Mexico Station created LIENVOY and hes always guarded its security with serupulous care. Has there teen a change? 4. Finally, pleasenote that both these cases should have been reported to Heedquarters before action was taken. In general, arrests, deportation, ™~ trapping, or other action against sccurity suspects should te approved by Head- quarters, except where in the opinion of the Chief of Staticn, the added tima needed vould seriously impair ODYOKE security or the security of our operations. The Mexico Station has always done this, and the coincidence of two recent cases where. it vas not done inspires us to query you. Please let us know your views. Distribtuion: J08 we: 554 2 = Mexico City 202s 25-4 sles saint es aie ren ete a ee ene cs a Foldt--¢-- -~~- -- CROSS REFERENCE TO Hl DISPATCH SVMUTA AND NUVHER { OATE eee | i “FAus | 1963 Eee _———_lad-1 634 ___ 6 August. 1963. Gast ATION . { HOS EME RUM j b. Srey jes BE RET None @ Gh TSS detent ObnLH Srey 1 - ct/ops/wH c/wi/3 John M. wnstten: cny 1 - c/wH/3 aX = WH/3/MEXI Ger] Tan — jie twg nant CT /oR8/ WH 4 Baral 3. in ee Pret bs, KING ~ SE" 53 vac emrviousis son _ aml DIS P AT ¢ H RL Sa nse amr RI 14-0000 i, co lan : REMOVAL Sule por. syiion & suns: Agyah/- //F0b po. oats 0 ee G5. THE CS COPY OF THIS DOCIUMENT WAS REMOVED PROM THIS FILE 4 59-6- PIG _. RY IP’ARD/RPU ON 3 /Yox 23 AND PORWARDZD TO UP/ANP_ ; BECAUSS XP/EDI 19/PH 12, PILES 1. Xt was KAPOK and unprocessed. a. It was RYRAT and unprecessed 3. %t wan EYES 4LONE and unnerocanaed. 4, 4 wag DEFRGREC, $. %t wos clesuifiod tate filo @ D0-G-7 Le oe $. Ft was Andexod document. oo OK 14-0000 IA T Cease rts CORTE TONNE ; = nr DnrArcH SEQRET UMMA - 21845 | i ; J . Hqs File No: 50-6-75/4 To > Chief, WH Division FROM =: Chief of Station, Mexico City "No Indexing Required SUBJECT & Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY ACTION : For Headquarters information, — REF: HMMA-21530 dated 14 June 1963 \ 1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY activities during June 1963, ‘ 2, Target Lines - June 1963. The following lines were covered during the month of June: , 20-39-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio | 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio ; 24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez H 43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez ! 23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde 24-51-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos ' 45-59-52 . David Alfaro Siquziros 13-21-14 . Francisco Galinda Ochoa 43-15-05 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero 11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Laguaez 19-15-06 Roberto Romero 3dams 10-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional 46-12-70 C.T. ALL. 46-11-30 D.F.S. 46-09-50 ‘ D.FLS. 35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Mandel Marcue Pardinas) 46-60-15 Prensa Latina “ 46-60-16 Presa Latina 14-42-37 Cuban Embassy 14-92-14 Cuban Embassy 25-07-95 Cuban Embassy 25-09-14 Cuban Embassy 14-13-20 Cuban Embassy 15-60-55 Sovier Embassy (Chancery) | 15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) i 15-69-87 Sovier Embassy (Military Attache) 15-61-07 Sovier Embassy (Cammorcial Office 15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Films Representarive) 45-61-80 Czech Embassy 45-61-81 Czech Embassy 3, Processing of LIENVOY Information, Of the lines covered, all are of interest to KUBARK and approximate ly oae Ralf of thei ave exclusively for KUBARK, The LIENVOY tap center mosizors continue to prepare daily summaries of significant items from all lines, In addition, they prepare full transcripts in Spanish for ten lines (five Cuban Embassy lines and five Soviet Embassy lines). These transcripts are used by che Station Case Ofiicers tor Cuban and Soviet operations in following leads of interest, _ TERS CATION: _ 7 ~ Pact NO ane Se eer | i-x wees tern! oe CB: TaN ro ue ATR BOON Fo TY : entre nS Onernnne ~. . A ay f. i tl. wee. 7 by SGPY 3D - 14-0000 _ wees?) he CN EEC OME OL CONTINUATION OF i . ONMPATCH i SEc ‘a T 7) UMMA-21845 lt ns Cannes On 5 June 1963 Douglas J. FEINGLASS, Staff Agent, arrived in Mexico to replace Howard G, SAFARANO, the Station translator for Russian language conversations appearing on LIENVOY and LIFEAT lines, SAFARANO - departed PCS on 15 June thus freeing an inside slot for use by an operations officer, FEINGLASS’ usefulness to the Station is handicapped by his inability to transcribe the Spanish portion of the reels from the Soviet coverage. This, despite Headquarters assurance that he coull do these transcriptions, Howeved, _ he has settled into outside living condi:ions with a minimum of difficulty, . For the present, a monitor from tie LIENVOY tap center is transcribing the Spaaish portion ofthe above take, There is a Station backlog of Soviet tapes numbering about 50 waich accumutated during the period when FEINGLASS was trying unsuccessfully to transcribe the Spanish, The backlog Is being retained until Orville HORSFALL arrives, In addition to the Russian trans- crptions, FEINGLASS also eltps the cranscripts for individual dossiers thus relieving the S.ation Cas¢ Officer tor Soviet operations of a clerical task, Afcer the arrival of HORSFALL. the Mexico Station will review requirements for outside translators and make recommendations for future use of FEINGLASS, In early June to support the AMROD operation, the Station requested full transcripts of the Cuban Embassy lines, In addition, Thomas G, URQUHART (ps) while on temporary duty in Mexico was given access to the LIENVOY tap center co review the traftic on a current basis, 4, Exploitation of LIENVOY information, Coverage of the Cuban, Czech, and Sovlet Embassies provided derails of their personnel, their contacts, travel and other useful CE data, In most all cases of official travel, LIENVOY gave the Station advance information when reservations were made, Confirmation of the travel Is, of course, obtained through the LIFIRE project, The traffic is reviewed for English speaking persons who might be U.S, citizens making contact with Soviet or Soviet Satellite Embassies for political or other reasons, On 20 May 1963 an English speaker identifying himself as Albert Kennedy called the Soviet Embassy and requested political | asylum for himself, his wife and seven children. Subsequent investtgation revealed that he was also a protection case at the U.S, Embassy in Mexico, Appropriate U,S, agencies were advised of Subject's contact with the Soviet Embassy, 5. Liaison, During this reporting period there were no mect ings berween the Chief of Station KUBARK and LITENSOR; however, regular contact was maintained with LLELEGANT and LIERGO, 6, Security, There were no security incidents within the project during this month, As reported in MEXI-5170, 26 June 1963, the true name of a KUBARK case officer was revealed co the Cuban Embassy by a caller who refused to identify himself, From the transcript ic appea red that the Cuban Embassy was not interested in making coniact with the caller who claimed to have details of KUBARK operations in Mexico, 7. Technical, staff agent, has kepi the equipment working eu oN “Ty — Tract Ere) 7 { LX ONTINUED | TWO i rome Cure SAT ON iv 53a ach : Tage TN reserciniry : CONTINUATION OF — —_ i ae DISPATCH Senet | HMAGS -2t845 | en See ee effectively, As Headquarters ts being advised by separate cable, the Mex {co Sration dues not plan to replace the present LIENVOY equipment wil the next Presidential candidate is named, assuming of course tha: this will occur witht the next few weeks, 8 i Personnel, On 17 June Robert B, RIGGS resumed meciing Arnold AREHART and routine case officer functions for LIENVOY, Gregory PARMUTH meets Douglas J, FEINGLASS daily io deliver and receive the Soviet Embassy traffic, PARMUTH'’s assistance in obiaining Ilving quarcers and necessary sterile office furniture was responsible for the case with which FEINGLASS was able to seztle into his-outside statf agent status, In the opinion of Thomas G, URQUHART, who has spent some tine inside 2 ap center, Arnold F, AREHART is doing a commendable job In the management of the center, - In addition, AREHART has a general aware- ness of the take from each line, When leads of inierest appear, he notifies the Scation immediately so that action can be taken, Willard C, CURTIS contacts LIENVOY-2 when the Station desires contact with the Mexicans directly or when AREHART is absent, 9, Production, - The volume of paper produced by this project ts hardly reflected In formal disseminations, operational cables, and dispatches waich numbered 39 during June, The daily summaries, che transcripts from «vo Czech lines, five Soviet tines, and five Cuban lines are retained for background use In Station files. They could be more fully expluited for reporting purposes IE personnel were avaltlable, There is attached a list of reports, cables and dispatches forwarded to Headquariers during his moath, . eG 4 Attachment: As stated above, Distrybution: Lan CiW iD w/att 2- Files . 30 July 1963 ERR TTT GERD . SET 11 jecntnase [THREE ae al | LIENVOY PRODUCTION MEXI's MEXI 5170 MEXI 5169 (HMM 7465) MEXI 5128 MEXI S11 MEXI 5089 MEX! 5072 MEXI S071 (HMM 7437) MEXI 5066 (HMM 7426) MEXI 5042 (HMM 7415) MEXt 5035 (HMM 7412) MEXI 4993 (HMM 7404) MEXI 4966 12 \ tl June 1963 | i HMMA ‘gs HMMA 21647 HMMA 21594 HMMA 21593 HMMA 21540 HMMA 215230 HMMA 21437. HMMA 21474 HMMA 21464 a HMM's HMM 7466 HMM 7467 HMM 7461 HMM 7457 HMM 7448 HMM 7442 HMM 7435 HMM 74405 HMM 7403 HMM 7401 HMM 7335 HMM 7363 HMM 7378 HMM 7374 HMM 7369 HMM 7367 HMM 7364 HMM 7363 HiMM 7366 ly 39 ROUTING a wo, ~ | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Po 2 piRector - 7 ic t MEXICO CITY © . a Pied sa-G- 7973 nate we 8°: Leen vo ope WFO: von, ci/ic 2, sas 8 ar 2 a ECR ET gs17saz . ; fy DIR CITE REXT 5498 . 26 sin 63087722 E REF DIR 564aa3¥ ; AGREED AERE VERSATIN TRANSCRIPTS NOT NEEDED ROUTINELY, Dan tia RESUMES ALERT CaSE OFFICERS TO CONVERSATIONS MAY WANT IN FULL, TAPES CAN BE FARNED OUT TO AREHART OR OTHER CONTRACT PERSONNEL OR HANDBED BY STAFFER CONCERNED, URGUHART AGREES THIS SATISFACTORY FOR HIS PURPOSES AND UNAWARE OTHER sas NEEDS THIS TINE, - SECRET , wee = rts tn ANF ato * ¢fs CQOENT: *SUOESTED CURTIS RAISE QUESTION VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTIONS OF | GIENVOY PERIPGN TAKE WITS CAINOLD WHILE LATTER MEXI. Seay Dopeaseges: ie GROUP 1% EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN} GRADING AND DECLASSIF I CATION, LOA PTA IS ERAMUNTEA, Cory No. see porepies * 3° 14-00000 2 / / MARALD Fam HONS — C _ CC . _ DISPATCH TO ‘ -— Chick, vHD _ INFO, DALY QUALIFIED . HEADQUARTERS OCS Chias Rg CAN ROE POON 7 S TOM Og Chiefk o 33% 107 FAK CO CLES SS ‘suastct ~ , al of LIEN a gwaAer : Ux BCC ACTION REQUIRED RLPERENCES TLFIC Revs pre 4321h Attached, for addressees, are copies of the LYGSVOY Resuzens for 9, 10, and 11 May 1963, Willard ¢ CURTIS Attachmants As atated above abel weary en wfatt th 4, Sas/esc— o . hl 4, Sas/e - Le = cfsase wast ev Me o/™ o 7 fob wh; i, = Piles sb eete/3 : gs cory FLED a } DATE DSPAICHED: accom PUSHED semen remanence ee ne een Shaman even neat tn pee ate tens ne ae nee Re penn, ; epee reer ee ancansemeennme Sm ah meetan mado . sos dee dae tee rivicwa elev so ca eee ee en et and Leyes we reg TF tntpe ones Mra eT Ka rt ean re ely wud “tt ad 4 euts lad a Sonat Senha in . : ve cvoypts ame CONUS laws ees . ELIA Ce Sones . on) ‘ Meas 2 a Mh ae we Bre cee DUS TS CO.s - at ak} a on te ewe eee ewe ae . ak fal awn leet ay ae “ey a ' o wk Sed se yten lee gles a RG rot yee meet Ui 4 wea re mres Meee tw eae re ore ares me rr Leen rr ve Ne See eee . sew rn we Meek : tee ayes me alt ny rr rs roe ramets elar dud * can vu ast ean Mit ae Spon) Jo« tee ee eae tee ‘ -* San 14-0000 . . . aon a YN _ . ™~ ve 9 mayo Lsc3. - ff —_— “ 2. ns Sa oficines do .cdelifa, pues allf > hay perse 4! Roi.) oirece 2 oe yoace! re pici 40 a LEagcet pererererese marareny Tae ee te ria Steere pes 322 peas =. em wae pene fat Boros ea Sa he daw eg x peas ae anne Veda OF tte pie GUS ” race ue mm s, pat tonto” Gna co sepiadiote: ee me en ee eee ane eee s 14-0900 36 co cnytalss nana entronic, yh qd aT qiion reaiti ahs so la nandaré i ' | ] Ps ‘ a | Me Nee tL bico:: daz Set . udcard al Gral. | | aa I 0, . ue modres a rocultss pjbhn _ Hues ae Gus cneral tione otro eae oth EN notivo los vael sfiledo a bus 12:09 i il- et) ates. ant Bore tee niar prectntcs. BE and ‘ cuptan ester presentcs ’ r - mt Nee tt Te after 4 i, stert Ca De es dae indies al Pre) que ‘en yicta de gue el cabado te as spone la reuniés wit ua _ del ur aed Wea $2 pOSpon aut gf yu (qn? Ch Ro - one a fh Vp 3 2 lus 00220 his. on Sentern' cay eg ; 9a USO CU Ll ACEO ACOSTA que isco fuver én < rituyd. GULL u tayo satay G00 Uy o ae eOews AL carted SEs% AO Gus 34a r tied Vitne wa toxt Mon : ud orth: leave deatars . wi Te pongLclLom fine ra ge GS AA ie CAD sor , l (i ry I ae Nes 23 Se ‘ a eae ag ee Jon i we AR Son! : 7 ext " /, sont \. (tet \ ee ( std : ord . 7 , .- . 1 ot yom ‘ ett, 9 “tory td ebb any 29 eo ft Cee eG pte? mg tt be 14.0 6g rt 4 ; . “3 aoit fq Chel os pare ! Od bet Qw om ct els tr oO Om ps ct ne: fa etre cc} Hos.is 0 ey jaatjyaye Ql ees or re o 8] Ok ag w~ (Ole oS. sass ott 12 OO) fe u Ge Le - way se 2 ed ty he Speed ch sy fbory ce. 49 SSF eee ER ro org ms Toth feta “- “a “ Fa ro Led fz TILN tle "j eto rd ” 4 Oras £3 ie os) +) + 4 ON ia) , uo & Woy ry a4 i 4 eo f9O Ons hy at om meme er cd cho et ry es " a4 anes 1 spa oe ee 14 sory yo maw: La fe ts eu ns @ 4538 Om) tare od nD ftits tpt gt sper rh ws “t Gb esas ad tuts wee 4 $ oo Ura 4 1 Ci oie ct moe «3 4) ac} ”? 5.0) oe: u «4 mad mo rly dhe By $$ 09 O ort [> 9 9 o white! Lted Oey a a . 4 OS ch ales 0p z 4 Wd pf? atNcg > n rsh sof wet 0249 O|sp o ia) . - gt ba a 3) 2 id 3 8D Oo oy a Sista fed 2 Geta ta a Gy at Dated 9nd g omy rt by e738 9 wt cet 8 oy cfnm ca 5 . ey ony feu rj + dt OQ find tat non t oe een a ce] Pople to tegh ob ey gy NY av ch a - e Wt . 405 wet thy ” “ wt emsent ot aa Pp cylu a OY oot t f a3 iio 3 - se he wah eto Ct feed 8 S 5 % ous . ae eT f, wife wean red laa poy : ata a2 tof 8 Capi? tas ' whte Of Oo dif Ooo 4 S45 ONO : ee ed sO Sei LD wt evtert 4 pel ar pt tery Oo Bo” Cars sry medoes ANet og fq a0 ws 43 ort Cod oid | iS Sea | 3 02S Cyt ea oy 43 4 gs of dd Rear} 5 ao” gh aly v4 0 5 Ft Wi Oat CE] 62 42 cs i rH O SS bs coins oO ae ebrtis. . St he © @ 7] 97 50 0 ond ak ra] ; 33 Hs Oona i=] fe Cd Th at Met OVW eb rh Ow as Be ae : feted ock Ging oO seq FO in) | ‘) ” Q 2\= © fea \ A NYT Rees \F Oo °. oy ar & eo Flee ra -e . ve 8 ve a Se oN <a 2 Ay ot o mr . '@ eo e D LZ nen rt r ret bors \- ' RP oO NS £ 7 > 14-0000 i RR EEE ET te ws . - ¢ cy sors . oe a en Se oe . . : eV oka iad Ob ceed EE an py 3 \ . tre ot “CN \ ai om ~ 14-0000 Gg ) : > . 1 ' a &y 2) Sy ( ay . stsaged \ O47 tn : Cat 22 “nD HI mal Gn e) aA . et vt “ cs v7 qe os ti 3 RSet a "2 Poy Taal ha] ~ 2 cs o a of od tl 4 Dt) 9g ‘ od a) “5 ao oan : st [3 3530 wots 2 rae! a sgt 2 oo, ss AS OCb oS beat be Ma gt wp my iM 09D ado stich ti 02 bb» figs st lo) ts O04 ch tbe 42 cst ty 6 O.Q eet cet cd wm Gt a be OD at A -f aay 37] “f 49 4 eers- > a 733 FF » | optes of t ig 12 © at ec helet oo pad write ov oh 7 ’ -l 6h p+ Ss Qf = 4 tort - fe char dy goa ot Ga QQ ‘ sO G3 cf ei i) Hong a a LC) fe Yr, O 0 F arn WO 3 aw ot tededw 29 oie 4 ro a6 S48 a Ss 5 + 7. Ose vt ecle “tt 8 3g Wao eieetl oa gd 7) . fy OO L2 #3 Oo ne Q iu fF, AN tO . <4 tent La ba 3 a hyo Oo oe mr a wh oRy he Oh het ee oO a ** won St Sed wana He 38) = i 1 NR ANT Bo Reman eH nets os cee + Att ARNT ce EO he RS DUE ok ee rR re 14-0000 “ae . . reo when oy ne as tO pee be gel "y Ons ' 40-42 Ef Is osi ou ss wv v3 oy a rs) a] 3, Br ba . my ON oo. . . 3 A ay oe we . ee . . . a ‘ eh ta of , IN eb mYynot oye 409 63 verry Dns sou ¢ Co nd cbecd ° dhe Cb eb et he Mowe ad tay % te cS tech cd 2 wee het Lr cd be ero wg rng Cid 0 woe ca Coey 0 ea LD th h2_ vy os ‘ fara hi 13045 > yh ati ay worn on ray . iNet a gy beay wb OD Nit aaeG Chas red y t set BS od cat r ugh , oy eat ast -- - owe . oe : hetes! ben rte a G9 OLD Ort a, bs v1 3 O . - ~ hes HES ro> "4 sd eg . ~ 2 cG ws 2. ww w4 4. rn} O cf doe peed “49 0 ‘ a Hae = ds LO: Q 3 ry OQ 1 ‘a et ieee fa fade ite Qo '0:4 i] oc by co $e Teas of toa ve od Lond 3 -% = . tha be ra oe waded ar H “4 Lbsaes eye tela fe +4 ‘ Pra) hppa Fe se en uy ‘ , thas Co aed i a Tibia 3 io} “ety we SPT 09 15 aw 7, ater Bae ta BO MO OO OD In Oo 3 O Yat rt oO” O-vrsfa, ve oo Wg o ta OCS Ch eet o a Bo 3 B08 -3 U2 ta C3 ed ert od oe Sl oo Or,o © sinshea cg 9. Oa ert ied ea wo O Met ory ss anu oO Oe r4wrt 0 2 KY 2 wA VQ C323 0 ha 3 ono 6d n 8g ma) 63 1) beet Re . : Hnoaod & Aes r2O wr ons "6 . Ped SE Or ed AD ONDINE et 2 OD ed oe OO chet: Cn eee Oe | 1 oo: - a "end, ~—1 , eho gs C yD Ve WS C.. : 20:33 4 s* ‘i 14-0000 : acy : 4 Pe a Me wet & mio? f ' wae? / oo ‘oA eh the. og ’ . nay Vog ’ wed aria ane J be Cet boty Th Ta pe 4) oo tf 3 We pet rion y "se s$ct "a, oat ee te eae eee Oo g b pe ey . ote taobg Libis op es a ioe a : 5, te Q tay toa ee edly es - rt scsaed rood won ~ net ores’ . . Oo iat (3) 09+ cl st ee aS neo bea et a 2 wy 8 0 eho ry m3 ae) a 4 ss tt “3 Ohh et tet GE “ron ‘$ 4 os ai Bb pa SOM OG sd let oO SoU A a i. hereto O OF aD Oe oo be ros Sees ibe. ca *: 93 10 05-0 a eames ta co es ts vo vw. “! Ceo Ma eto a or Gy oy a2} : n?* uf Cp et (ne ee | rhet . Sf cf ' oon = ed co} ta ubent op cy Oo > om ecfooe ut fe w -) beqor os a Ow ay oe \ (4 :3 se bey Laz a 3 ea? ent 2? te fa ra , . | ° at bo he . \ ws aad 75 05 G& try th Ne . ro] y a api ser tye 3 QO Mm iy TN et T3 tied ay ‘ va os wel a wed . ) be 2” ae | 7 oO ‘ Ges inet O09 od ery . °o “4 tte te Dy ae “i moe Sales Se od et Co b2s to Pa asta Qo 02 oot oO het Chent 3 ala WE OO Ceany “ if sz ovtoas Bal eg SZ fiwt ay Ni a Ser asp QO fare vy tA fed g omy ta . >Waey ew Sx) “2 Basa ry ot is SEM che twt ct 2 Ct . t | ims cd tle eth o Vert AS OY meet gp oe rt yy oat . tt tw? © at ot saad os tis 8 ? O13 wt a stad eome » ood G2 U2 TI Se la a . Nt O cmey ow 2 pe aD —t oad toad Ho . a ha cf ot hate sti She as be By ? t a onmny oa he a he ged ve et 2065-8 ~? w 2e Oo ha Mwis oO t ‘ Te rh ine) ie aa , . i) So oere, aH . 5 3 ort 9 TV ek ery “ eyo eC} chetr w of} vb C9 CD gee bbe $4 C2 ts ren ees Me e ‘ i, ee lal d 4 3 i, OCD be soy ny, d ts ae a os ee | a 5 3 i 0 ORG Chet woh treancy wes 9 13 foe er) betsy $f t dott $3 id od aw? Pe a cic 7 Maoh yw a) te fal 8 Oa wry ee 7 “br bet 210 Get OCD OD wed wy. a > s Dotto fa : ribe Y OF ar try ° 26 $3 Et ar ey . file: O varie : > a Oy ge) : ele si Ow. ia ope at RC eee OOS . rn, : seen do. atoeta ei al qn au om Lr 4b 03:30 (. f 2u an cee 14-0000 5 pa anenes wk Se, , ecco lL niyo st Ga Re . ~~! > : _ Sree ae aye . mm et men Pree 9 py ae VHERLS con acento e: srisane reocunta € FGA ee ; . . iy ee . noe . a doosporono Mew nage oscres be eee eyo % alin .s %& Ow CII TNS 22 LAC ice Cite ginet? melita hore la sa Lanes Niila Lora a ” qua ’ : : 12110 RAQGL. noocaita von urgeacla puru el : ea fotorracfas ta las reunion Uextoana de Beze distss en re Yos discusses do SLl0b caging prizero Oy Qo alload Prusury re Adal ae £Gs sid te a et a oO GO cs) > a Oto ~ ch eh Oo ho Loans] ee ante eR RNR ie Ceteticeaes om $7" of fist Pr $9 to & args eS; : pod gs $2 <4 ~, rey on $5 1 be rine i. bee o my $* cd Sviots eke ~ orca nis 15:39. laclrs. eee ens . eine oeht 5 JcARTELEG ag uiont Sz antier lo sos 258 cuerko om of titel Sotoada uncs sceates do la brocursdurfa y ca lo ll inclu Ros » interesae th ner sk Lees 6 = MLA €L68 geo exe nombre ® oveas — : cre LLCLSG. et , Ob fe dg fu tue . cas lo pen.rd en conscisisnts aa ‘ encare _ 4 tent gad oF wang ane - Poeun 44 Ta fmbaiada EBLAn, se coenunion con 3 2453 Gu lo, hen Gessincd an ni 4 Cus cyer 2 J SOMRALES yanage vs J COUCOS, mite >: ouidS respon’ send rs . j oe. we raunirse ct loc atincs. . epee em tne seed ies Cale foe ie ses a53 Re nirsuna - onte. mae peiea ve 14-0000 \ 2 “Hh v2 5 ot Dw wanes) toe in] rm Oo u ANCELICN dice que le clemiscris bh fa atistion; lo cule ey que cs a ni oc 340n “at tes; rato que coro y a ao hetri rle ry reguntant 30 gue of joacr to Or ete e wens DIV O-2 Chin ‘ is ° mor 2, bd . . ~ 7 ad - Nanas . . . eae . . . eal 3 x a fares a tm eo fA by % OQ etry ee ot xe accion, pucs DAVID a xntondo qué pusd gon ol aborzdo; eué ce cso. con ALGO, cfe. ANSSEIC. dice cue ; i cdexis le arceslava: un sisters pare ce ara + econ todos ust2iea!, Deane ey a le, ya cerfu lo da criss. oa, cue de todas atneras qiistera inti fear con C2luGl mas entrante, porque DAVID insiste en una serie €2 cosc eo ei sunto "aa vista de lo coza electoral, ClLICA at emibisr dir yresicnzc. SiEUCIA arya que vunosatves . wr posici¢n alli que ojala que él eniionds nclor. aQc:wienta cue iniepons tents gco, lla ercs quay alzo que se muedo hacer, CA se gue “estanes ¢4 Ie : enéging face de reorscaicac que vo tiene : $30 hay que entender) wroras do pei alimnos conrat ; muesir sisnos muy bucnes yo hes €oefar circ Joote got cos y doseleates ins. ro las resolvevog ail todas caneras ri » converse . ar, cua “soro cobangs on leno proceso der ny vo que ea 465 0 tirns cchanue se v rakes ay Col reg que sutra yo ue vey eb “ the el gained hceerla ney noneste sned oon te evar ea Vine 1 NS eo fale UAGD Tue éco : ° aya. ti Ree toe «6 QO oO o QO Oe peter ncn al vaatieaald nope ny ne escriz: anal lon ar le Gijo s2 U:01S To que yo ie ¢ qv SALGIA a: UnNAULIO yn a ue ixdea unes 13 diac. ai yee 6@G. SATLON in Forey' wii ororas cl adc st bien, macs “Norte, ‘w . ~ . ‘ ond vedo en ioe) pany ve a ibe) spate x eed aek indica 14-0000 a 2% wa -_ -_ . are gor mayo 353 a . pPemgater asd, in cujer priganta que si ce cneuontra per con TAPath, wa suchache que viene de ‘Celiceda a busone } i Lovs dice que reul a le casa no, que tal ve. pera cue alld ne theron teldfene. Acindes £3 lc diss a ese nehor LITO Ny ALS que onté pondfeate, note y Lieste tute leS va 8 lieper por e1l% pucs vay reco- trer suchos lusares; va hasta Sonora. . ‘ 14-0000 a , 5 aS 3 _ C. c ORLY QUALI RERDQUARTLRS 0058 CAN TL pet og Chlef, WH Divtston ener : i) 43:43 Month! Activities Re ACTION REQUIRED REFLRENCES ore for Project LIENVOY The follow tng is the Mev 1963 report for Project LIENVOY: A, Target Lines as of 31 May: \ 20-39-18 General Lazare Curdsaas del Rio 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 24-18-18 Bra.tllo M: tdonade Sandez 43-01-85 Mziqulades Maldonado Sandez 23-85°25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde 24-51-75 Jorge L. ‘Tamayo Custetlejos 45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquctros 13-21-14 Francisco Galinde Ochoa 43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero 11-16-48 Ignaclo Acosta Laguass 19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams 10-29-69 Mov lmtento de Liberacton Nactonal 46-12-70 C.T. ALL, 45-11+30 D.E.S. 45-09-50 DFS, 35=36-52 Politica (Revista = Ma rcite) 46-60-15 Prensa Latina 14-42-37 Cuban Embsssy7 45-60-16 Prensa Lacina 14-92-14 Cuban Embassy Removee trom Project KoB206 en: 25-07-95 Cuban Embassy cs Classification: J¢ -6- 2G 25-09-14 ‘ Cuban Embassy!08 © 23-/72774 14-13-25 Cuban Embasay%°**_2%__ Fold:_@ 15-59-55 Sovier Embassy (Maln Entrance) 15-61-55 Sovle: Embassy (Chancery) 15-69-87 Sovier Emdassy (Miltary, Aitache) J5 $e -a: FSD DATE DISPATCHED 12 12 jure 1953] L4 June 1953 (WSAATON SYMSOL ANO NUMBER HMMA -21530 HEAR NRTESS OLE NUMEER Su-6-75/4 (Continued) 14-0000 TE OFA r Ce SUE BC Bhat) NOP CONTINUATION OF | HMM 4, 21530 yd Tay iad v DISPATCH SECRET 15-61-07 | Soviet Embassy (Comniercla: Offtec) 15-12-54 Soviet Embassy (Fllm Represencative) 45-61-80 * Grech Embassy 45-61-81 Czech Embis sy B. Maierial Processed 93 pages of dally resumes 33 reels of Czech Embassy taped coaversatioas 120 reels of Sovict Embassy taped conversa loas 57 pages of Cuba. Ems isy transcripttons 41 pieces of miscellaneous material There was a total of 544 reels of taped conversations recorded during the month, C, Exploitatioa of Material A sample of LIENVOY coverage was the uncovering of a harrass~ men’ zperation against the Embassy by the use of forged routine forms 19 embarrass the Embassy aad kaow: antl-Comiuniszs, (See MEXI 4659 aad TIMMs+22431), D. Security No knowa security problema, E. Technical None F, Production During May, LIENVOY produced the fifty-two (52) reports Usted in the attachment, The usual large amevne of CI/CE personallty and operational materlal was also obtained, G. Lialson Chief of Sta:lon has seen LITENSOR iwice during May and these meetings were reported in MEXI-45-44 dated LO May 1963 and MEX1-4681L dared 22 May 1963, N\ ( WLar e Attachmean.: As stated above, Distribu:toay . 23'= C/WHD w/att -, _ 2 - Files 5a -6-75/3 FAGENO a wee egg . Us PREVIOUS COMION CASS HOF =F a REPLACES FOGMS . {} 40% $1 sda ANG _ SEGRE Hemet J CONTINUED ries AME OBSOLETE a TWO o peeeeees onsen: ——. ae ener PRODUCTION FOR MAY 1963 MEXIs MEX1-4795 MEX1-4788 MEXI-478i MEXI-4754 MEX1-4724 (HMM 7328) MEX1-4718 (HMM~-7327) MEAI-A7100 MEXI-4809 5 MEX1- 4659 MEX1-4952 (HMM-7295) MEXI-4639 (HMM-7290) MEX1-4523 (HMM-7239) MEXI-4616 MEXI-4598 MEXI- 4596 MEX1-4572 (HMM-7273) MEXI-4490 MEXI-4474 18 ENCLECE PISS NM pe VIS DE SEGRET HMMAS$ HMMA- 21431 HMMA -~21413 HMMA - 21401 HMMA -21397 HMMa -21395 HMMA - 21345 HMMA-=21343 HMMS -21320 HMMA -21290 HMMA =21238 HMMA -21281 HMMA-~21278 i a nt ee 12 SECRET TS COPY HMMs HMM-7351 HMM-7350 HMM-7349 HMM- 7347 HMM- 7322 HMM-7319 - HMM~7317 HMM- 7305 HMM-7301 HMM-7299 HMM-72938 HMM-7297 HMM-7283 HMM- 7285 HMM-7284 HMM~-7276 HMM~7256 HMM-7254 HMM-7253 HMM-7250 HMM-7235 HMM-7234 22 52 a? oe 14-0000 _ PROCESSING aciion DISPATCH es aay, - yey WE ncn gm 0 __.__2.. Chie? of Station, Haxlco city We egy 23 _ TAFO seeti gg ofa | omey QUALIF:tD Ctsa oe eS 634g [eam wuect mound - _——_— Bau [BEES — ___-g._ Chief, BH Division _____._—_-- — ~~ micron ee et guest 2 LIFFVaY_Coveraga_of Cuban Eobassy____-___— ACTION REQUIRED REPERENCES act: FYI REF: HMMA-21068, 12 April 1963 - 4 \ 1. Returned herewith are two reels of LIENVOY coverage of the Cuban Embassy which wore, forvarded to Headquarters by the referenced dispatch. 2, Three conversations, including the SINOBAS/SCANTLING contact on 8 April. 1963 have been excised from EC 11, 8 April, for retention at Head- quarters. The conversations immediately before and after the SCANTLING contact vere taken out g0 sa not to pinpoint pessible interest in that contact. 3. The Station's support in providing these documentary materiale is greatly appreciated. END GF DISPATCH ; A Removed froa Project Ko BADGER Attachnents ‘ CS Classification: SO- G- 79/3 As stated above b/y sony 93-709/74 Boxt 29 Folds & Distributions 0&1 = COS, Moxie City w/att b/w ‘ rt DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER OATE CROSS REFERENCE TO. t > Hq Pot 15L:0 May , CLASSIFICATION. WQS FILE HUMBER c/w cava OISPATCH | a — SRN SD OR 14-0000 Chief of station, Hexico Gidy ” ™ Pee MARS . : ASS CO Chief of Station, Panama eas : | nlof of Stat Chief, YH Division SuBJECt ar eae "2 LIENYOL Coverage of Cuban Bubassy i \ t ASTRON REQUIRED REFLNEMCES FYI 1. Forvaréed herewith are brief digests of Cuban Embassy calls monitored through LIENVOY during the first days of April 1963 by Thomas G. URQUHART. . 2. ‘A copy of this dispatch with attachnent is being sent to COS: Panama at his request because of that Station's interest - dm ARELLANO, . : 3. Owing to the occasional lack of logging, it was not always possible to ascertain the exact date a particular conversation took place, Hence, some of the sunmaries are attributed to a period greater than one day. END OF DISPATCH Removed from Prajest TOSID6ER- CS Classification; 2C-6- 257@ Jes a 28-7 29/ 7% Box: 029 Foldt__¢. Distributica: O&1 = COS, Hexico City, U/Att. 1 - COS, Panama, ¥/Att. cart NPD T DATE DISPATCHED } ma’ 1 May 1963; KEY) SNSPATION SYMEXR, AND NU MEER HUNW=11541 HEADQUARTERS FRE NUMBER 1 = Chreno, ¥;att OF rE SYNOCL CWHD = 53 Use Resa. SEO es ustom sie unanweratusea : 8) P I DISPATCH . oe ame ae 14-0000 HIGHLIGHTS OF LIENVOY COVERAGE CF CUBAN EMSASSY, EARLY APRIL 1963 2 or 3 April 63 urgentiy. They will aoet et Woo cr W30. ee eays he mist seo hia very urgently. They will meet at 1100 or 130. Viotor Rico Galan holds what appears to be social chatter with Sinobas, They montion a mutual friend (umamed) and note things are getting better. A man identified only as Horacio calls Buonaventura (Reyes). They talk about hotels and agree to mest at the Embassy at 1730, Tho Bolivian Embassy calls for Sinobas about the caso of a man named Arralleno er Arollanc, Sinebas is cut. Solivian Embassy aska to be called ‘ pack at telephone U: 00 56, (Comments Arrellano is of spooial interost to PACY) Maria Lourdes do la Pena calls for Teresa Proenza, vho is out. On a further conversation mention is uade of Haria Elena (Vasquez Gomez?) and the two partica agree to mest at 2030 at some place located at the corner of Henburgo and Genova, Teresa Proenza calls to the fronton for Joso Luis "Azamondi® (probably & jai-alai player). He is eut. She leaves a mossage for him that there is & letter for him at the Cuban Embassy for his daughter and he can come for it.” Vicente Rojo calls Preensa about the bulletin, An envelope wag left at the Embassy gate. Mirna Torres calles Buenaventura Reyes and they hold a sociable talk, She wants to send & package and lstter (probably to Cuba) and they discuss the arrival of the plane 6 April, She sayy sho will bring the things tu the Embassy before that, The Bolivian Embassy calls for Sinobag. He is out. (Phis probably has to do with the Arellano case), Miss Gomes Sanches calls for Sinobaa, who is out. Dr. Jaime Brane (visiting Cuban doctor) calls Hotel Carmen room 0 for someone and gots no anewer. Ea then aska for the Cuban nurse in ant. 5, whose nane {s Graciela "Guty"®. Sha is also out. Brana says he wants to speak with Marta Valdes, something abort tha medical congress, Rrana calls Dr. Fausto frei, with whom he scans to have some social relationship. Trejo ig out. Brana asks the voman who answers if he left a Czech notebook from KOVO firm c& their home. She leoks and says che does not 5e8 it there. eoprey 14-0000 | Guillermo Gonas calls for Vega, Gomes is the man‘ who left a letter this morning, which was a lettor Vera asked for. Their business seens to have to do with psserort and viga details, Ooses travels a lot and will call back when in town, podsibly tomorrow, \ | A‘mamberof calls show that Heberto Jorrin, the gate man, has a Jooal girlfriend be sees quite often and who also visite him at the Eubasay, Rer nane is not know, April 1963 : Elena Vasques Ocses ond Teresa Proensa agreed to dine this evening. Teresa Proenza spake to someone about a passage to Cuba for one Mar= gorita Calderon. | 4 Celia Pascual, telephone 25 10 32, describing herself as the sister of Sara, calla Teresa Fresasa, Celia saya she can take sone thincsgs over to 4Edith® when sho gesa (presumably to Cuda). Sorsone's mother da alok, (Comronts This ccold refer to Sdith Buchaoa, whose preoccupation with hor mother has been notad in the past). 2_Apri2 1963 Aseve in Haven calla Nariano Garola, The ecnmection is vary poor and the Havana end is hard te wilerstand. They mention travel approval for Rafael (7) Hernandss st telephone 35 Lh 35 and-mantion something wag arranged for Eduardo Rodrigues de la Yegs. A woman idantifying herself only aa Sscerre calls for Yoga about a patter she cays ha alreacy knowg of. He is out. An American or Cans2ian calls long distance and saya he plans to leave y¥herover ho is, probably Los Angeles, Cal., via Kestern Airlines, for Mexico, Immediately after tis call saseona in the Bebassy mentions rossrvations for Fred Brow fron Canada, S4mnobas calls Teaas Earentes, who is out. Sinobas leaves the narsage that "Rason called", (Qsarentea may bo tha former Jovernor of Yucatan, He has a plan to send money er passages to sonecne in Cuba. Sinovags is very anxious to help him and makes a lot of calls about how to do it, Marentes hag told Sinobas he has a soa working for Mimberto Rasero at the Presidercia, indicat- ing thea gon 1a at Sinmbes's disposition, How meh this Tu a mabter of mere courtesy could not be dstarined), Arellano (the Salivian dsal) calls for Sincbag, who is cut, and then asks for Vega. He asks Yega if there ia any news, and Vega talls hia to drop by on 7 April, Hiss Gesss Arias calls for Sinobas. Fa is ent but will be right back. wee 14-0000 SECRET One Mario or Mariano Zevada or Cobada for Sinobas, They talk about a Pa pane in Gaba hee stated it fe daporeibhen f° “moons in Cuba and hoy tite bank in Cuba has stated it is impossible. ginebas oalla the Bolivian Ambassador shout Arellano, vho is going to travel from ons country to ancther, : . ! Dolores Gomes Arias to Sincbas (first nase basis). She seema to be a ; joarnalist, eays she wants to meet hin to tell him soxe things. 6A 1 Fo conversations of salient interest noted. 7 Apri 1963 Largely taken up with several conversations botveen Jorrin and his zirl- 8 Aprtt 1963 4ngel Hidalgo calls in for Vega, vho ia out. It appears Hidalgo and a eouple of otuers are to drop by the Embasay in comection with passperts ani visas. An unidentified man inside calls Cubana de Aviabion about a Canadian nased Pred Brown who was around to ask about a visa, Tho mam at Cubana saya that he imevws nothing of the matter. i Armona calls Fred Brown at the Hotel Agnes. He 4s paged in tho restaurant. ; Arnona ard aomsone else will drop by tho hotel for Brown av 16h5, Browa speake very little Spanish. aA 14-0000 _ ACTION: cysts 5 (COPY ISSUED TO SAS AT 1630 19 APR 0D) | - INFO f° co, acop, c/cl, C/Fl 2, CAN 5, S/62 “SECRET 1918452 REF A DIR S3114_ y PRITY DIR CITE HEX! 4247 rn a a cee APR 1363 | . ; RYBAT TYPTC | Te, | 194P 3 “4N21426 B DIR s2annd . {. LON {7 “APR 839° AT 1035, ‘SCAHTLING CALLED RA:ON SINOBAS. AND TOLD MIM THAT” HE WENT EMBASSY ‘ON: te APR ‘BUT SAW MANE STRANGE PEOPLE IN STNOBAS. TKEN ASKED SCANTLING GET TOGETHER AREA AND YAS AFRAID ENTER. UITH HIM SOME PLACE CUTSIDE EM ASSY ON 19 APR, SUGGESTING A CAFE. SCANTLING THEN TOLD SINOBAS THAT THE: IMPORTANT THING vas FOR SINOBAS. TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN NIS LETTER THAT. HE ‘SENT ON 7 APR 63. SINOBAS TELLS SCANTLING THAT THIS IS WHAT HE WANTS TO TALK ABOUT. - SCANTLING GUARANTEES SINOBAS THAT IF HE FOLLOWS INSTRUCTIONS IT WILL “SINOBAS THEN ASKED SCANTLING CALL HIM SCANTLING THEN BENEFIT g0TH SINOBAS. AND HIM, 20 APR AND. THEY-CAN AGREE ON TINE AND PLACE TO TALK. TOLD SINOBAS THAT 1F SINOBAS IS NOT IN AGREEMENT WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS HE WOULD 8E OSLIGED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ONE OF HIS SUPERIORS. _ “IN REPLY SINOBAS SAID THAT VAS SCANTLING’S PROBLEN NOT HIS, SCANTLING CLOSED THE: ‘CONVERSATION BY SAYING WE VOULD CALL SINOBAS ON 26 sree s fae APR. CLIENVOY B/2)6 Be SCANTLING"S WRITTEN REPORT RE CONTACT WITH SINOBAS 17 APR weve SUBSTANTIALLY SAME. 3. STAT 108 CONMENTs FACT SINOSAS REQUESTED SCANTLING CALL HIM 20 APR POSSIBLY ‘DUE EXPECTED ARRIVAL NANUEL VEGA-OR ANSTET=1°19 APR. ins ee : Group 1" bl , _ EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN= SERRFT ‘GRLDING AND DECLASSIF ICATION. REPRODUCTION BY STHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIITED , toe H Sorority i ce + ey 14-0000 GLAD IT HEU medomat ACTICH: INFO + PAGE 2 IN 2142 \ \ + ree oMU AI we L930 Yentaa TiOMt 19 APR CANCELLID UNTIL 20-aPRpary WR FvG ALL: STNOBAS MORNING 28 APR AND ASK FOR MFETING \ SOMETIME BEFORE 1239 AS HE LEAVING TOWN THAT TIME. IF SINOBAS AJAITING ARRIVAL VEGA OR AM-! ABOVE MIGHT PROVOKE SINOBAS MAKE REMARK RE SAME, IF SINOBAS AGREES Wiet SCANTLING LATTER WILL NOT 'MAXE MEETING BUT STATION WILL STAKE OUT MEETING PLACE, 4. REGISTERED LETTER PER REF B’HAILED 18 APR USING RETURN’ ADDRESS Fo OROPEZA pl.0. BOX. 5. RECORDING LIENVOY PER PARA 6 REF B BEING >OUCHED; 1 l \ SECRET . C/S CCMMENT: *REQUESTED HAVE SCANTLING CALL SINABAS EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE USING NAME JUAN OROPESA, ° GROUP 1 EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN» G2ADING AND DECLASSIFICATION. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFTICE 1S PRONIBITED ; . 14-0000 acco my MARLO FOR INDO UNG, a fT } [| | DIS PATCH Chief, Wit Division AO INDE UNG -PUQUIERD _ ONte QUAIL “HIADQUAITTRS (1S CAN IUOGE INDLAING SY uastaact NTS Mexico City - ; Gilet of Station, > Menthly, Activ tes Report for Project. LIENVO Y. ACTION meg REFLRENCLS The following. is the January 1963 report for Project LUENVOY: A. Target Lines as of 31 January’ - 20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas d del R “ “* 20+83=46 - General Lazaro Cardenas deol R 24-18-18 - Braulio Maldonado Sandez © 23-85-25 AMouso Aguilar Menceverde (out) 24-61-75 -Jorge L, ‘Tamayo Castellejos (out) _ 28-79-67. Andres Armona 48-14-76 Envique Cabrera 45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquetros 13=21-14 Francisco Calindo Ochoa 43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (out) 11-16-48 © Ignacio Acosta Laguhes — 19-15-05 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target). 11-29-69. Movimieato de Liberacton. Nactonal 45-12-70. C.T.A.L. 46-64-24 D.F.S, (oi) 46-11-30 D.F.S, (out) _ 35-36-52 Polltica( Revista - Marcue) 46-60-16 Prensa Latina - 46-60-15 Prensa Latina (our) , 14-42-37 _ Cuban Embassy Ha B06eR 14-92-14 - Cuban-Embassy Reaoved from Project eG: 25/8 oO ee a To 2507-95 Cuban Emassy ¢5 hr Deby aaa 25-09-14 Cuban Embassy 10 ¢ af 14-13- 23 “Gurban Embassy ” nt LY Fold: <_ 15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Méin-Enrrance ) os 15-61-55 _ Sovier Embassy (Chancery) - Pa Sear BGA SD S2os, Soviet. Embassy (Military Atrache ISTE BRS I an, af CATED TPO _ bale DISPATCHED ~ 15 Feb, 1963 }--i9 eb, 196: Foros Rite p77 T ttt DISPATCH SYMIIOL AND NUMBER HMM.\ -29737 (Continued) + HEADQUAR FERS FILE NUMBER CLASSIFICATION _ hl 14-0000 oe a eee cep ne er ne ern et Oe SSE EAC YCTEOIeTCPTa CTD H WAS AE Te JR REM eure ane i CONTINUATION OF DISPAICH SEGRE SESS = HMMA-20737 _ j 15-61-07 Sovier Embzssy (Commercial Oktice) —, .. 15-12-64 | Suviet Embassy (Film Representative ) (out) | ¥ 45-61-80 Czech Embassy . 15-61-31 Czech Embassy B. Meter ial Processed In Janua ry, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 47 page § of dally resumes from all lines, 10 pages from the Cuban lines, “26* pages from the Czech lines and 57 pages from che Soviet lines, Thirty two. 2 pieces of othe! yinformatioa were also recelved, . ; - - A otal of 285 reels of recording tape were used “during the imonth, (Note F, Technical), . Cc, Lialson The Station continues to provide LITENSOR with situation reports on the Red Chinese- Indian border dispute, ; D. Exploitation of Material, : a Examples. of information provided by LIENVOY . were the begtinitrigs and organization of the Central Campesina Inq» - ‘dependicnte (CCl) (sec MEXIs 3041 aud 3053) and che contact made by | a Hollywood celeviston station with the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City In order to set up an interview with Fidel Castro, (see MEXE 3244), E, Security ‘there were no known security problems, F, Technical is ; The LP was inoperative from 8 January until 18 January, Workmen inszalling street lights in the neighborhood of the LP cut the cable leading from the celephone central to the LP in several places, Instead of replacing the damaged cable with a new one, tele- phone company. workmen painstakingly repaired (t, By the end of the month there were still seven lines out of op2ration, a , G. Pr Production During January, LLENVOY produced twenty-three (23y reports listed In the attachment, [n-additton the usual quantity ~ (except for the ten days lost-by inoperazion - see E above) of CE and biographic materials were. obtained, _ Attachment: AS sated above, Distribution: LY - C/WHD w/ate he aPl OBSOtt 14-0000 wearenteedtM mente F MEXt's HMM's HMMaA's _ } MEXI 3244 HMM 69099 HMMA 20494 MEXI 3230 (HMM 6977) HMM 6911 HMMA 20508 # MEXI 3053 HMM 6915 HMMA 20511 MEXI 3041 (HMM 5918) HMM 6916 HMMA 20564 MEX( 3031 (HMM 6917) HMM 6933 1 MEXI 3020 (HMM 6913) HMM 6952 MEXL 3014 (HMM 6910) HMM 6954 HMM 6957 HMM 6961 HMM 5962 LIMM 6958 . Cee JHMM 697E0 a _— . 7 + 12 + 4 = 23 ~? t :* = A j am be 14.90000 eee ! ~ classiFicn vessage (ALA EE oygeet " “OATE eet eee te — 3 2, th tee ea aeREREE ROUTING TO‘; DIRECTOR FROM ; NSxlCO CITY action: ¢ CAWH 5 iNFO.; AdDP, C/ct, C/ci/ic 2, C/Fi 2, s/c 2 FES 27 O84112 63 ! DIR CITE MEX! 3575 " pypat IN75331 REF A DIR 35657 B MEXI tis Ge 45 ra) 1. LITENSOR HAS ASKED VIA LIELEGANT FS SNY BRIEFING PAPERS KUBARK | CAN GIVE ON FRANCE, YUGOSLAVIA, POLAND, WEST GERMANY, HOLLAND. AND ENGLAND. ' 2.” CURTIS WOULD APPRECIATE ANYTHING HESSQUARTERS CAN MAKE AVAILAELE AND BELIEVE HQS MAY WISH ATTE#?T INFLUENCE LITENSOR ON: " CERTAIN POINTS IN SOME OF THESE COUNTFIES, . 3. WILL NEED REPLY SOON AND, IF HaS wISHES PREPARE PAPERS, . APPRECIATE RECEIPT sy 20 MARCH. ST eee ie ee tH rn rr we erat eee elas 1 No Sere re eee ems 85 aE Id Or eee eeprom DRM ett ey GROLP 3 ‘ : EXC.UOCO FROM AUTO i Js 2 T MAITC DOWNGRADING OECLADSIFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE !SSG.NG OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. t ome “DISPATCH Chief, WH Division {accom CATION se BE feral ait # 7 PHO ACTION LALISHED at 2 | M8779 FUR ROLLING j SLY _ XK Taran ween ce fea WEA AABTERS OFSK CAR RL POLLING NS Eco Sy MALU lad e ay. Y 8 — ~o ht Chief of Station, Mextco City WET ; . Monthly Activities Re ACTION REQREREO REFERENCLS - vort for Project LIENVOY. _ Nee The following ts the December 1962 report for Project LIENVOY: A. Target Lines, as of 2 January 20-30-18 General Lazaro Curdenas del Rito 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez 23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde 24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castlllejos 77, 2 + 27 28-79-67 Andres Arnona - 48-14-76 Enrique Cabrera od 45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquciros - i3-2L-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa . . . 43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (1s ..0-+ 11-16-48 Imacto Acosta Lagunes ¢ 19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target) 11-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional 46-12-70 C.T. ALL, 46-64-24 D.F.S. 46-11-30 D.F.S. : 35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Marcuc) 46-60-16 Prensa Latina 46-60-15 Preasa Latina 14-42-37 Cuban Embassy — Remoy, ADBAOSER 14-92-14 Cuhin Embassy cs Classifien ete é oo 25-07-95 Cubin Embassy 08 # @3-,997 24 25-09-14 Cuban Embassy Bex:_.2% potas 14-13-26 Cuban Embassy ; 15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Main Entrance) 15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED Shee Te OEPATOH 77) eer (Continued) HMMA - 20508 HEADQUARTERS FILE PAABER 9 80-6-75/4 14-0000 i ae ne enero ence cease gl CONRPATGR cer pee | HNIMA-2OSNS eee nee nem eet ee nen en neat na et ee ee ee On _ a 15-69-37 Soviet Embassy (Miliuury Attache) 15-81-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office) 15-i2-&4 Soviet Embassy (Film Representative) 45-81-80 Czech Embassy 45-1-S1 Czech Embassy B. Material Processed In December, the LIENVOY LP provided the Statton with 70 pages of dally resumes trem all tines, 38 pages from the Cuban Lines, 30 pases from the Czech Lines, and 77 pages from the Soviet lines, Fourteen pieces of other material were also received, ‘The LP was closed for the holidays from 21 December unit 2 January. Cc. Lisisoa As gits for Christmas, LIELEGANT was given a small, portable Sony televiston receiver by the Station, He was also given a religious statue by the ‘employees in the LP to which the Station donated part of the cost, Arnold F, AREHART, LP technician, gave LIELEGANT ¢ paper weight made of plastic wish United S.ates coins showing in the center of the weight, D, Exploization of Materlal Samples of intelligence obtained during the month was te attempt of Vicente Lombardo Toledano to arrange for the entry of a Chinese Communist trade delegation visiting in Brazil to enter Mexico (see MEX 2839, (4 December 1962), and Japanese Embassy calls on Lombardo Toledano and Lazaro Caraenis to arrange interviews with them for a Japanese professor named (fu) KATO (paorecic) (see MEX 2881, 18 December 1962). E. Security There were ne known security problems, F, Technical No technical problems were encountered that could not be handled, G. Production During December, LIENVOY produced thirty (30) reporis Usted in the attachment, As usual, muct CI/CE personality and operational matetizt was ob- rained, : pecan eG Radancemtet “PNAS Attachment: As indicated above. Distyiburton: L& - C/WHD w/att 2 - Files . CiAaS HL tee NC { SECREL See oe rwo 14-0000 HMMA’s 20367 “ete 2 be be wt LIENVOY PRODUCTION. - DECEMBER 1962 MEXI's HMMs MEXI 2727 HMM 6873 MEXI 2739 HMM. 6875 MEXE 2749 HMM 6876 MIEXL 2775 HMM 6878 MEXL 2813 HMM 6880 MEXI 2815 HMM 6883 MEXE 2839 MEXI 2543 (HMM 684) MiIX{ 2848 (FMM 6885) MEXI 280 (HMM 6891) MEXI 2881 (LIMM 6590) MEXI 2890 (HMM 6395) MEXI 2891 (IMM 6894) MEXI 2894 (HMM 6897) MiX{ 2937 (TIMM 6902) HIMM 6838 HMM 6892 HMM 6893. HMM 6596 HMM 6898 HMM 6899 HMM 6505 + 15 LMM 6506 14 = ae eee | fer re a 14-0000 * CLASKIICAT ivis fe AS lft: es Suan; ere * . PROCESSING OMY CUD SE AES OOS CAM RTL INDE AID én Moninly Activities Report for Proje ct L IEXVOY: tank ACVION REQAREO RORCROTS, The following is the November 1962 report for Project LIENVOY: A, Target Nines, as of | December eto. - | 20-30-18) General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio ° 20-83-40 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rto 24-18-28 Braulio Maldonade Sandez 23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde 24-61-35 Jorge L, Vainaye Castillejos 28-78-oF Andres Armona $84-14-75 Enrique Cabrera A9-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueires i3-21-240 0 Francisco Galinde Oehoa 43-15-82 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero ; Li-lo-4 {enacia Acosta Lapumes : 19-15-05 — Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target) Al-29-42 Movinilento de Liberaciou Nacional 46-12-70) CL TALL. 40-64-24 DLF,S, 46-11-30 DIF.S. So-US-S2 Politica (Revista - Marcue) ie Prensa Lacing 46-60-15 9 Prousa Latina . ory : opt B G Cuban Eminssy Koonosé R- 14-92-14 0 Cuban’ Embassy Removed from Project ; ve . 25-07-83 Cuban Embassy Cs Classtrication: Sag: ? 25-09-14 0 Cuban Embassy soy ¢ 73. 25/74 l4-t3-20 0 Cuban Enmtbassy pox: 29 Fold? ke 1S-GO0-SS Soviet Embassy (Main Eatrance) 15-61-35 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) woo. 737 3 o . 53 - DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED. 17 Dec. (Continusd) 1962 S38 Ruteing 10 ~ ~ 77 OISPATCH SYMECA ANO NUWGER i : HMMA - 20395 ricer] ] HEADQUARTERS ME NUMBER i- CLASSIF ATS bo. SECRE+ ? 14-0000 ~ a A RR nee. Taste ae ce i Gare yeh eae ne CONTINUATION OF |. | . / DISPATCH SECRER EES | CHIMMA-20395 cc eee bee 15-69-87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache) 15-G1-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office) 15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (film Representative) 45-61-80 Czech Embassy \ 45-G1-S{ Czech Embassy B, Matertal Processed "ioe In November, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 131 pages of dally resumes from all lines, 78 pages from the Cuban Itnes, 47 pages from the Czech lines and 110 pages from the Soviet lines, In addition, all of the Sovict and Czech tapes were turned over for the translations of the Russian and Czech conversations, “Thirty picces of miscellaneous material were also received, Cc. Liaison - In addition to the PB Band reports passed to LITENSOR, the Station also passed situation reports to him on the India-Red Chinese border war, LITENSOR requested the Station to check a report which LYfENSOR had re- ceived that 22 boxcars of ammunition was belng shipped into Mexico from the United States, (Sce MEX! 2688) . On 5 November 1962 Chief of Station met with LITENSOR at the request of Ambassador MANN. LITENSOR had LITEMPO/2 sit in on the mecting, Ambassador MANN prepurcd a memorandum based upon a Depart- ment of State cable which fhe Ambassador asked Chict of Station to read to (but not to leave with) LITENSOR, When Chief of Station told LITENSOR that he was to read the telegram (which concerned GPIDEAL's statements and position on Cuba) to him, LITENSOR asked if tic could dictate what Chief of Station read to him into his (new) dictaphone, ‘This he did, Both LIYENSOR and LITEMPO/2 were pleased wit the strong, definite and concise position of GPIDEAL, ‘They were also graceful that Ambassador MANN had got permisston to give them this report, D. Explottation of Material Samples of information obtained during the month shed some Iight on the private life of Carlos Lechuga, Cuban Ambassador to the United Nations, (sce MEXI 2701) and the involvement of Braulio Maldonado Sandez in the up- risings in the State of Guerrero, (Sec MEXI 2713) E. Sccurity There were no known security probicms, F, Technical Likewise, there were not technical problems. G, Production During November, LIENVOY produced the eighteen (18) repurts listed in the attachment, The usual large amuunt of CI/Cé personality and operational marerial was obtained, m 4, C . MELE C/WHD w/att; 2-files ne fy ws _Distributio Mm Taasy Pca PAGE NO ~t Peters an says oP nies J H : =) * | Co Jeonrruto rwo Attachment: As Bt above, MMA's | HMMA - 20140 EIMMA - 20169 HMMA - 20262 HMMA ~ 20268 LIENVOY PRODUCTION - NOVEMBER 1962° _HMM's___ ry HMM- 6853 HMM- 0864 _MEXI’s) MEXI- 2713 (HMM-6871) MEXI- 2647 MIX I+ 2646 MEX 2616 MEX 2439 MEXI- 2486 MEXI- 2453 MEXI- 2465 MEXI- 2462 MEXI- 2443 MEXI- 2433 (HMM-6833) MEXI- 2414) 12 = 18 eee ne ee eee oe en mcs en me 14.90000 ACTION REQUITED "RLILRENCLS Attachkzent fs stated Diseributica 2 «Wi e/2 L1 - SB ofl 1 = RURESK wfl cantor it | wer : vo PROCESSING Fao acco resee acon Punto , —_ eS | ieee | We XQ EEC Trensnitted borevith in attachzent io 4 self-explanatory LIENVOY report which may bo of interest to the recipients. Yiliard C. CURTIS DATE OSSPATCHED OATE TYPED DISPATCH SY¥iX AND NUMBER t t ‘ aatia209 i HEADQUARTERS Fue BOMBER CLASSIFICATION aay m, | 14-0000 . “ . sor at f : ~ os ONES cement: oe eee, in OO. . yok “aon, aad . . 7 . : : hn 3 ‘ye . 7 ey Le- ’ : ny 2 . a ie . we S| . iv tae ° & . . & . : = . . . . 2.00. 4 os : . . : ‘ yet mee . . . wee “See & : . z dovdne VS Warnes by wile . . . 7 : . . . . ; : 14-0000 j 4 . A ne ey 8 a tes ees ete . ea . ‘ . ~ . “ . lf. ns : - . ‘ : bd 2 . . . - . . a eee cee ee . orn Colnconee. * Gee ee . a vee a a rr oe oe . Lele Be LS /SLS 0S eee GEO . See a ee a eae sites sRoeal Pe ar ae . Na WS TIS Le ee eae oe a OTD an tee Tener ann - " et he _ Fnede OS . ne : . + a . . 14-D0000 DISPATCH "enter, & viviaton, chiet, mime | i MATILD FOS NOUNS [MO UNMERING RENTED CARLY QUALIFIED INFO. Chief, SR Division, Chief, KUDESK GL SEN "pom NWS | Chief of Station, Mexico Ci DOSE {f wuBlECT " Operational /LIENVOY Product — . - 5 ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES Reference: HMMA-19729, 31 August 1962 Action: See below. The Station would appreciate a positive or negative reply to the proposal made in reference’ (and in much aarlier correspondence) regarding the assigument of a TDYar to analyze and collate the Soviet LIENVOY product, Liga ( Z, ~ vad ((wobes ~t Astriburt SCG -7V3 > 3 * a on DATE TYPED S L = SR nS COPY 1 - KUDESK atc le SK/ [0 MESIQIARTERS FILE NUMBER 14-0800 aloha tie cantly, tae eyes 44 oe, Matick “on, J. OR. Reeves:j. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE (egg er. 6284 — ‘ pate: “f Dee G62 1781 Lyi to. MEXICO CITY GUATEMALA CITY “Wires? vi 39z From. DIRECTOR ° . . tee conf: C/WH 5 DEFERRED ROUTINE iro ADDP, C/CA 2, C/CA/O 2, C/CI, C/FI 2, S/C 2 10 PRTY GMEXI INFO GUAT CITE O1R . 02975-- RYBAT LIENVOY c 02975 REF MEXI 2733 (IN 28460)* 1, CONCUR COS ADVISE ANB MANN RE LITENSOR REQUEST AND KUDARK REPLY. 2. SUGGEST FOLL FOR PASSAGE LITENSOR ON ACTIVITIES AND ASSCCIATES OF JUAN JOSE AREVALO IN MEXI: , CURTIS UNDERSTANDS AREVALO SEEING VARIETY PEOPLE WITH ALL POLITICAL VIEWS INCLUDING NUMBER OF REPUTED COMMUNISTS. ONE OF THESE WHO SAID TO BE INTINATE ASSOCIATER IS VICENTE SAINZ, COSTA RICAN JOURNALIST, END OF MESSAGE oan WH CNT: *Request Hqs advise what reply COS should give LITENSOR on AREVALO activities & associates, Also, req permission advise Amb Mann of req from LITEZNSOK & reply. “4 WH/3/CAN AGE. WH/CORS—A [ lay i 1. | y v3 ale} NEG \oNED P, HOLMAN ” O/WHD ) C/WHSS CITUTIINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER 3 Eg c | “Nteenuning st aia aain REPRODUCTION BY = THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 SAS fe robe ma) “ag FOATE + 3 DEC 62 |TO "= psREcTOR- TrROM 3 mexico city - ct! 7 so So Dec 3 17532 62 } iad 4 P ACTION: C/AWH 5 (copy ISSUED TO WH AT 1320°3 DEC LMG). = HINFO': ADoP, C/ci, C/ci/ic 2, s/c 2 . ‘PRITY 1 DIR INFO WaT -CITE MEXT: 2733. RYBAT/LIENVOY « ne . AND ‘ASSOGIATES oF JAN JOSE AREVALO IN nEKtco, . wHaT REPLY COS SHOULD ‘civer ast, Request .2 rN 8,! REQUEST Has ADWISE : PERMISSION ADVISE, AME: MANN oF, REQUEST AND. REPLY. s : an te ae ts ae ee apd Cae 8 Senet seat! eee Sh Sree < co8 _——e — , END OF MESSAGE im : Pe. .s | a 4 uw Pog 7 c3 | ; ! = foo Ts . { . ' vo “ r yo, i . a , . oo! a. ‘ : 4 casyuoee ae TS oa 32 easier aR oe » ‘ REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE iSSUING OFFICE iS PACHISITEO. Copy Na. 14-00000 os REMOVAL SLIPS DOC. SYMBOL & H¥HRER_ Altti24~ 0/93 boc. DATE /J” ‘ . Z 1G - THE CS COPY OF THIS DOCUMENT TAS REMOVED FROM THIS FILE # | 40-G- 23/3 _ BY IP,’ARD’RPU on 27, 1. 2. 3. 4. T. C3 It was KAPOK and unprocessed, It was RYBAT and unprocusnea, V7 Tt wana BYES ALONE and unprocessed, It wag DREPERRED, Tt wae classified dnto filo 4 Tt was an judesed deeumont.. AND FORWARDED TO IP,‘ANP =~ TP, EDI" BECAUSS LP. PH IP. ‘PILES = a eae ae - - . 14-0000 Seeremete reves ttt ™~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE re ROUTING - OCT 31 23192 62 « -TEKACO ‘ COPY SLOTTED at 1800 31 OCT BAS) DCI, DOP, ADDP, COP/SiT 3, CI/IC 2, Fl, FI/INT 2, IFW 5, s/t 2 - PRITY DIR WAVE STE SEXI 2396 REF MEXI 2397 CIP) ss oe a ATINS BRENT, KC, GALSOND “ * 1. INFO REPORTED IN EEF CO} FIRMED BY PERSONAL CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN COS AND LITENS2R, LIELEGANT, LIERGO, LITENPO/2 AND HUNSERTE ROMERO PEREZ. ALSO, LITENPO/2 POSITION CONFIRNED BY LIENVOY REPORT OF HIS TELEPRENE CONVERSATION WITH GALINDO OCHOA AS CITED I! REFERENCE. LITEMSS/Z STATEMENTS TO GALINDO OCHOA AMOUNT TO XEXICAN SS mene Pate ee PRESS GUIDANCE THEE. ~ 2. ALL ASSURED COS MEXICO 139 PERCENT UITH UsSeAy HOWEVER, ROMERO POINTED OUT HIS "CHIET® MUST BE CAREFUL WHAT HE SAYS AND TO WHO HE SPEAKS« a —_ ; . a 7 ee en mee mee ‘Ss ENO OF NCSSAGE iy C/S Comment: *Referesce attached, . . : \ d GROW FT Excluded from Autezatis poenarad ing and REPRODUCTION 3¥ OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Sey No. 14-00000 ““r CLASSIFIED MESSAGE om oe ROUTING ORG. John 4. Whitten:y: UNIT . WH/2 Mexico ee RET 2 5940 . 19 O-¢ 62 1697 TO. . .MBXICO CITY from: DIRECTOR IC-CEN . cont, C/sH 5 mea aes ode “UTe9106——-- To MEXI INFO ‘ Cite O1R - 43543 KOCAT iO “OFFICIAL” REACTION YET FORMULATED HERE, EUr AS ODACID CASLES AND DISPATCHES FROM VARIOUS POINIS ON LOPEZ MATEOS ITINTRARY FILTER IN TO EMBASSY, MEXY Tse MAY WANT TO DISTILL SOHZ MEANINGFUL AND HELPFUL "COMMENT" WHICH COULD BE PASSED TO LIZLEGANT AS THE “OPPICIAL" REACTION, END OF MESSAGE ob OTD eeaay bY ba bY 440 TYEE UNE AL val oe ore ioe] ow various Glatz, he aan \ } Pes apes cg y) Md. li, te gee fe NED P. HOLMAN ; I? eft C/WH/3 f wu/cops 47 a 2: OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING RELEASING OFFICER SEC OFPiCkR ’ REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-00000 i se CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ——€ — TO 1 OLRECTOA "FROM a MEXICO CITY oct 18 20527 62 “ACTON: §=C/WH tog: AGOP, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/FE 6, S/c 2 ROUTINE, “DIR CITE MEXE 2236 me i. RYBAT S34 ING 954 | 1, LIELEGANT ASKS IF COS CAN GET WASHINGTON *OFFICIAL™ REACTION TO PRESIDENT LOPEZ NATEOS*® TRIP TO FAR EAST AND TO HIS SPEECHES AT VARIOUS PLACES. 2. COS PROMISED TO ASK BUT EXPRESSED DOUBT THIS FORTHCOMING. ’ a " "3, PLEASE CABLE REPLY. ’ END OF MESSAGE = REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS ore STE PROCESSING NECK CaeN STR aber a Mi ACTION Aree | . MARAE FOR UNDERING OMY QUALITIED WEADQUARTE RS, DESK vN__ Chief of Station, Mexico Clty a Monthly Activities Report on Project LIENVOY ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES | ¢ following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month of Pa September 1962; A, Target Lines 20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 20-&3-46 © General Lazaro Ca rdenas del Rie 24-16-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez (Out) 23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde (Out) 24-61-75 Jorge L, Tamayo Casiillejos 11-63-34 Ramon Sinobag 28-79-67 Ramon Cesar Cuenca 45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros 13-21-14 Prancisco Gatindo Ochoa 45-15-06 Enrique Gonzales Pedrero (Ow) A1-16-42 Ignacio Acosta 10-29-69 = Movimiento Liberacion Nacional 46-12-70 C.TLALL. 46-64-24 DBS, 46-11-30 DFS, 2L-11-OF Politica (Revista > Marcue) (Our) 46-60-16 = Prensa Latina 14-42-37 = Cuban Embassy 14-92-14 Cuban Embassy . x40 25-07-95 Cuban Embassy Removed from Project AOO106 6 “ 25-09-14 9 Cuban Embassy CS Classification: gO- G~ P24 14-13-26 Cuban Embassy 508 # 23° 125/77 15-60-55 — Sovict Embassy 2°**#.22__ Folaz_¢ 15-61-55 Soviet Embassy 15-69-87 Sovier Embassy 15-12-64 Soviet Embassy 15-61-07 — Sovier Embassy 11 Oct, 1962 DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED OISPATCH1 SYMBOR AND NUMRER HMMA- 19990 eesFs-1959 MEADGUARTERS ALE NURIOER — Ge Ge 73 f2 14-00000 Doral ST MRE ANA NS Gaass Pe ab CONTINUATION OF - E t HMMA - 19990 OISPATCH 4 SECRE LRAT | BRP 1959 ere eh 45-61-51 Czech Embassy 45-61-80 Czech Embassy (Oud) B. Material Processed In September, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 97 pages of daily resumes, It pages of resumes from the Cuban lines and 28 pieces of other material, There were also provided 125 pages of resumes from the Soviet lines and also 74 reels with the Russian conversations, In addition, there were 1S reels from the Czech lines. . C. Exploitation of Material The following are examples of LIENVOY coverage: 1, A "George Sherman” contacted the Cuban Embassy about meeting with the Cuban Ambassador Carlos Lechuga. Sherman said that he knew Lechuga in Washington, (See MEXI 1925, 12 September 1962). 2, A “Gabino Fernandez”, an employee of the Secretariat of the Presidency, made an appointment with Ramon Sinobas, First Secretary of the Cuban Embassy, because Fernandez wanted to speak to Sinobas betore Fernandez went to Cuba for a visit, (See MEXI 1967, 18 Seprember 1962). Liaison D. Briefing papers which were pouched by Headquarters according to DIR 31814 were provided co LITENSOR, LITENSOR requested a further sit- ’.wation report on his forthcoming trip to the Far East, He was ready to call off his trip if KUBARK felt that the world situation was gloomy, (See MEXI 1919, 11 September 1962), E. Security There were no security problems for the mouth of September, Technical None, G. Personnel ; A PRQ was forwarded to Headquarters for a POA on Guadalupe Hermosillo Quiroz in HMMA-19809, AW Production During the month of September, LIENVOY produced the forty-nine (49) reports listed in the attachment, The usual large amount of CI/CE personality and operational material was obtained in addition to the (attached) disseminable reports. Moar (res Attachment: As stated above. Distribution: 3~WHD w/att; 2-files ee | nee TRS ae “See BREA Toe | TWO ~~ FACE NG “ i ! j oe a ee a! 14-0000 LIENVOY PRODUCTION - SEPTEMBER 1962 HMMA‘“s _ HMM's "| MEXI’s HMMA - 19729 HMM-6703 MEXI- 1871 (HMM 6707) HMMA -19743 HMM-6704 MEXI- 1899 HMMA - 19747 HMM-6705 MEXI- 1904 HMMA - 19791 HMM- 6709 MEXI- 1905 HMMA ~19795 HMM- 6720 MEXI-1919 HMMA - 19804 HMM- 6722 MEXI- 1925 EIMMA - 19846 HMM-6723 MEXI- 1946 HMMA - 19848 HMM-6724 MEXI- 1952 HMMA - 19858 HMM-6726 MEXI- 1967 (HMM-~6730) HMMA - 19864 HMM- 6733 MEXI- 1979 HMMaA- 19868 HMM- 6735 MEXI- 1984 (HMM-6736) HMMaA- 19878 HMM-6738 MEXI- 1990 HMM- 6739 MEXI- 2024 HMM-6743 MEXI- 2063 (HMM- 6756) TIMM-6744 MEXI- 2072 HMM- 6745 [IMM- 6746 HMM-6747 EIMM-6749 HMM-6750 HMM-6754 HMM- 6759 12 + 22 + 15 = 49 ON gr rte VLU 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE — 10 4 “DIRECTOR T 2 03332 62 DUP EASE END SERVICED COPY. FROM 8 MEXiCO CITY ACTION ¢ fun 5 ~ INFO 8 apop, C/cl, C/CcG 2, C/FI 2, CWE 2, C/FE 6, s/c 2- ROUTINE iN 31052 A MEX! 2087 _ DIR INFO, ROME i tent 20 -_ Sy _ RyBaT B MEX! 2049 .{1N 29411)1. PLAN BRIEF RATIGAN AS FOLLOWS: REF: —A.._D1R 36428 (OUT £0619; Ae SACKGROUND RICARDO JOSE ZEVADA AND ALEJANDRO CARRILLO MARCOR AND SUGGEST RATIGAN OBSERVE WHO THEIR CLOSEST CONTACTS IN PRESIDENTIAL PARTY, DEGREE THEIR ACCESS TO PRESIDENT AND OTHER RANKING EXT OFFICIALS, AND IDENTITIES ANY OBVIOUS FOREIGN CONTACTS IN COUNTRIES . VISITED. a — yes Be IDENTITIES INDIVIDUALS IN OFFICIAL PARTY. WHO EXPRESS ANTI= , UsSs AND/OR PRO CASTRO SYMPATHIES. C. IDENTITIES INDIVIDUALS WHO SEEN BE CLOSEST TO PRESIDENT. D. ALL INFO HEARD ABOUT IDENTITY NEXT NEXT. PRESIDENT) | 77 ABOVE REQUIREMENTS ARE GUIDES ONLY AND STATION AARE THAT RATIGAN oy 2s PROBABLY WILL NOT HAVE DEGREE ACCESS’TO REPORT OTHER THAN FRAGMENTARY i wen cece ee oe ee ie eee em ee a —, ee ee cme ee . - ’ WFO NEVERTHELESS MEX! WILL APPRECIATE ANY INFO DEVELOPED | “BY RATIGAN, END OFMESSAGE of Chlw t Enelrded trove ovloaatis: + Sazagtadiag 0d ae eccszeisntin . REPRODUCTION -BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED. Copy Mo, rc 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MrspAGE ., DIRECTOR _ FROM 4 MEXICO CITY =| | Actions wh 8 . INFO 8 ADOP, s/e2 i DIR CITE MERE 20060 | | te RAVAL ATTACHE ADVISED THAT REAR ADHIRAL RoC. BENITEZ, ' ust. (RETD, WELL ACCOMPANY NEXT PRESIDENTIAL PARTY ON CONING bag as a Se QU SELISVE DENITEZ 1§ EXECUTIVE SIT PAN AN LATIN axERICAN| i _pivigrox IN HIANI, ve 7 Ce we se . - | END OF MESSAGE | ft eer a Eoisted trea etc } 7s Goregreatiz ud Mt Gocteasiiicaticn REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OF; f “orc: 6. BUSTOS ~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ° * sot ROUTING UNIT: ¥H/3/MEXICO Mp - SE er: 6&6" pate -_1 COTORER 196 MEXICO CITY, ROM From: DIRECTOR cone: = CAWH 5 apop, C/Cl, CAvE 2, S/c 2 To.) PREY MEXI INFO ROUTINES ROME CITE Ora 39735 RYBaT . REFS: ONG 3795 (IN 30763)# NEXT 2087 (Ti! 31052 )a# 1. ACCORDING LATEST INFO AVAILADLE, RATIGAN (IDEN A OF DIR 34423) VILE 0? ACCOMPANY PANAM CHARTER BUT COMPANY HAS ORDERED HIM FREE CARe 8 yd BY ONS STOP AT ALL TIMES, WILL NOP TRAVEL MEXI. 2. REGRETTABLY KUBARK WILL NOT HAVE GOVERAGE VIA RATIGAN ORIGINALLY PLAMED, END OF MESSAGE "WH Comment: RATIGAN plans to trevel loxi late 1 Oct and Moxi St-t’on can reach at Hotel Reforna or Panan Station Managur at airpart. \" ** Sats forth Station raquirenents for RATIGAN. ra\ yD 7 | Me v Need een Rw bea C/AE/4 Wyatt (in drat) len aad j Cf 1 ~ COORDINATING OFFICERS VGAM/3 tcaTina weneasimovonmess Morrie orricea repRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. geouzs + Urcleded from aulemst! downgrading and decinesincation 14-0000 toad as . me oe fo POM vexteocm OS i ACTION 4 "+ CfwH 27 Too, oe : ay J INFO 5 a 3 : ia Om INFO ROME CITE _MEXT 208 Sony - rr f : - VISITED. - , a yee ’ * ae Ba “IDENTITIES INDIVIDUALS IN OFFICIAL PARTY who EXPRESS ANT T= ae J i Us S., ANDZOR PRO CASTRO SYMPATHIES, > or «| iy arr ‘ ee ” — IDENTITIES INDIVIDUALS WHO SEEN BE CLOSEST TO PRESIDENT. . 7 I. [."De ALL INFO REARD ABOUT IDENTITY NEXT NEXT PRESIDENT, ae es cys Lee ABOVE REQUISENENTS ARE GUIDES ONLY AND STATION AWARE THAT RATIGAN ~ aM {" . PROBABLY VILL NOT HAVE DESRES ACCESS T0 REPORT OTHER THAN FRAGNENTARY ec . Dat states these tee ae tees Seek de ene ens ete: TOO | t, L vece eae iy J ae 4 i. “TROT A NEVERTHELESS REX! WILL APPRECIATE ANY INFO DEVELOPED SY B RATIGAN, 4 , te ee ; _ 4 ; . f ve ; END OFMESSAGE Jy. H _ : . : . A : 7 : “oe ‘ y rat i ot . (| t | : mt my iO i i i ' __, REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROFITED. Copy Ne we Ss So a Peers LASSIFIED MESSAGE ew _ 283° ‘ DATE + "29 Sep & TO 0°" DIRECTOR _. ChE 2% sk 2 ~ “roa UAE ia, rns Ae BACKGROUND RIGARDO JOSE ZEVADA AND ALEVANDRO CARRILLO HARCOR™ ‘ _ AND SUGGEST RATIGAN OBSERVE ‘WHO THEIR CLOSEST CONTACTS IN PRESIDENTIAL ‘PARTY, DEGREE THEIR ACCESS To PRESIDENT AND OTHER RANKING \MEXT - - OFFICIALS, AND TOENTITIES any OBVIOUS FORE IGN contacts IN COUNTRIES a [- | 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _~ coe H ROUTING ie) +. DIRECTOR FROM 4 HONG KONG ACTION, CHW 5¢ , ( C/wH TEMPO COPY SLOTTEO 2345, 28 SEP) INFO 4 ADCOP, C/Cl, C/wE 2, C/FE 6, S/c 2 PRITY DIR INFO MITY MEXI CITE HONG” 3795.) * “ RYBAT 2, aoe RE pm seme (il gta . ae , REF NESSAGE PASSED TO RATIGAN WHO STATES ARRIVING MEXI LATE . GN 1 OCTOBER GIEXI TINE). HAS REQUESTED RESERVATIONS AT HOTEL REF CRM Ay If STATION CANNOT REACH AT HOTEL ,. CONTACT PANAS STAT 10H * MANAGER AT AIRPORT... , ‘ ‘ END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENTS: *ACTIGN UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED. *®®REQUESTED HONG CCHTACT AND TELL RATIGAN HE WILL BE CONTACTED ON ARRIVAL MEX} BY STATICN REP WHO WILL DISCUSS HIS COCPERATION WITH KUBARK ON MEXICAN PRESIOENT'S TRIP, F i a a" GAju? $ Eacrfed Won astzaalts =| osogracieg asd Ly eouiasarcetiod REPRODUCTION ay “OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 ROUTING . 002 27 SEP é2 TO; DIRECTOR FROM , MEXICO CITY I C/eH 5 (TH COPY SLOTTED AT 2345 26 SEP-00) ACTION? . . INFO; ADO, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/we 2, C/FE 0, S/¢ 2 MITY DIR INFO ROME CITE MEXI 20690 7 RYBAT . . . a . [ , . : . a ; ft 7 : on 7 e | per pir seuze (out $06/9) | 4, MEXI HAS REQUIREMENTS AND WILL CONTACT PER REF« . 2. WILL FORWARD QUESTIONS GIVEN TO HOS. re END OF MESSAGE CS COMMENI: STATED {F MEX! HAS ANY REQUIREMENTS FUR IDEN A IN CONNECTION LOPEY TRIP, STATION CAN CONTACT IM IN MEX! THRU PANAM APR CrF IVER, CABLE HOS WHETHER STATION PLANS MAKE CONTACT SO ICEN A CAN BE INFORMED IN HONG TO EXPECT KUSARK CONTACT MEXI, bupisy uty eee a denusecaied REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 18 PROHIBITED. Copy No. TTT ee ea ree perenne eps mms or Bem T EDA eR ee 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ‘eat onc. Charlotte Buster: 3. unit: WWI /Mexico ext + $940 27 Sep 62 to. NONGKONG MEXICO CITY ROR From. DIRECTOR | cont, C/WH 5 AboP, C/wE 2, C/FE 6, sf Ps PRTY HONG Into. MEXE | BORE CIEDIR mee, aes 1 Gi oet) 110 ' 2 LEROY K, RATIGAN HOW HONG STAYING PENINSULA HOTEL THRU 29 SEP, PLS a CONTACT AND TELL HIM HE WILL BB CONTACTED ON ARRIVAL MEXI BY STATION REP WHO WILL, DISCUSS HIS CCOPERATION WITH KUBARK ON MEXICAN PRESIDENT*S TRIP, MEXI CONTACT WILL IDENTIFY SEL? AS FRIEND IDEN, END OF MESSAGE FE/CH/MO/IK-Healpine (draft) (dreft) AL AL Y ere naif a aa) cuy3s_ # cn, vy L ate WH/stexteo A] pry ui? a4 WH/COPS ay a Aan fobs gee pe Auf pho COOROINATING OFFICERS orcur 1 tetoved trem eviomaite : ’ RELEASING OFFICER | | a rwngreaing and AUTHENTICATING SFC secasamneaen OFFICER . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE wen ong. Bustos: ja i ROUTING UNIT Wt fd IE MSS . SET jf ext: §¥y¥e r oate. gt See SL amass a TO . BONGXONG From, DIRECTOR cont. = C/WH 5 anne, C/we v4, S/o 2° ro PRTY HONG INFO CITE DIR i Se REP DIR. BOSD cour_/H IO ) IDEN IS MR, JOSSPH DIS'TEFANO, END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: "DISSEMINATION APFLICAHLE 10 RYBAT CABLES. mtd an 4 yt J uv \ yl i? “ss _— . . if f a i Af PAAn yh 4 laf Wp hase— ( Desmond FitsGes ald te df ag ’ G/B fv cam cw? CaUDesenalinG QeeiCeny ~ fected ay Toe rvtomacic MELEASING GFFICER pretgareg ped AUTHENTICATING ie par castuaten oreicen ; ne eer) REPRODUCTION BY OcnER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S FROHIBITED. Copy No. 1400000 oF Bee -_ 1618 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE vas C. BISTOS ae “H/9/rexico | Ad iad ae - _ . ro. , MPXICO-CIT’, ROME JG From: DIRECTOR C/WH 5 AopP, C/Ci, C/FI 2, C/we 2, c/re 6, s/¢e-2——- CONF:~ spr! cE into. ROME, ROUTINE CITE DIR PES ite] Poy NURI 19773 (CIN 10046)* 3 IDEM A, PANAM SECURITY OFFICER ROME HAS JUST BEEN ASSIGNED iSO [2A 77 PANAM PLAIE CHARTERED 3Y MEXI PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS FOR FAP EAST TitP. IDEN A LEAVES FOR HONG KONG TODAY, WILL ARRIVE MEXI APPROX 30 SEPT ‘HEIE Call BE CONTACTED AT PANAM OPERATIONS OFFICE. : , 2. IDEN A, KUBARK AGENT (FORMER STAFFER) OFFERS TO BE OF ASSISTA‘CE PUEING LOPEZ TRIP, : 3, IF STATION MEXI RAS ANY REQUIREMENTS IT WISHES PLACE ON IDEN A IW CONIOCTION LOPER TRIP, STATION CaN CONTACT HIM IN MEXI CITY THRD PANAM OPS C¥FICER USING NAME IDEN 8, KUBARK STAFFER, IN INTRODUCTION, 4. PLS CABLE HQS WHETHER STATION PLaNS MAKE CONTACT SO IDEY A CA BE INFO. MED IN HONG KONG TO EXPUGT KURARK CONTACT MEXI. PLS POUCH HQS COrY INSTRUCTIONS? PASSED IDEN A. EID OF MESSAGE "WH Comment: President Lopss Mateos plans dep for Far Fast trir on 26 Senteuher 1962, “y C/E / be Sue. ™. Cron “AUTHENTICATING orfices exourt ~ Encieded from aioe! Genngrading ard | @eciaiameapoa “\~ \ wae V5) ae E/eH/Fisteroft (nhon RT ay teop ll olen — COORDINATING OFFICERS ReLeasin# ornicer ET REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 oO 7 — ~ ong Bustos 1619 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE UNIT: - : 3 Tt XXGXAX to MEXICO CLTY 4 FROM. DIRECTOR cone, C/WH 5 apop, C/Ct, C/FI 2, C/wE 2, C/FE 6, s/c 2 ROUTINE OUT80220 to. .—sPRTY-‘MEXI INFO CITE O'R 33429 RYBAT _ | 4 ~_ , S828 Cour OUIBOSID REF DIR IDEN A MR, RICHARD NCNAMARA IDEN B NR, JOSErE DISTRANO ~ f ae ich. wy NBD P. HOLMAN cAn/3 CAMROINATING OFFICERS aacee h Anciogee from serena RELEASING OFFices ~S-8SET speed teat ONS REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14.90000 pee puma af pet + ~ on CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING 089 18 sep 62 fo; DIRECTOR ?Rom ; TAIWAN ACTION: WH 8 NFO ; CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, FE 6, S/C 2 DIR INFO MEXI CITE TANI 5255 rn . PSYCH _ REF DIR 35994 Crust Toa 17) e . DISCUSSED REF WITH GIO AND THEY REPORTED GRC FOREIGN HINISTRY AWARE MATEOS ASIAN TOUR BUT WILL NOT INVITE TAIWAN BECAUSE GRC EMBASSY NEXICO REPORTED MATEOS SCHEDULE VERY TIGHT AND HE ONLY RECIPROCATING VISITS OF NEHRU» SUXARNO AND IKEDA TO MEXICO. END OF MESSAGE CS COMMENT: *HQS REQUESTED TANI PROCEED PER HOS BELIEF KUBARK ROLE SHOULD BE LIMITED TO PROMPTING GRC 70 ISSUE INVITATION THROUGH NORMAL DIPLOMATIC CHANNELS. . Co aartr4 Oowasradizg ga! [ seat feritinteey REPRGOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 t CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - s-00 ORIG ¢ A.D. WEDMIELEA jr ROUTING UNIT WH/3/texico . S-E-G—R 5 “5940 1678 12 Sort 1962 TO. TALPRI KFXICO CITY from, DIRECTOR CONF: wi 8 ito: CA 2, CA/PEG, CaA/ProP, FE 6, S/C 2 UTC-277 creor =———S«5994 19 TAME INFO NEXT REFS; A LEXI 1899 (IN 19806)+ B TAMI 5098 (19908) ROLE 1. HQS B3LIEVES KUYARK/SHOULD Bs LIMITED TO PROMPTINO GR3 TO ISSUB INVITATION THROUGH NOKMAL DIFLONATIC CHANNELS AS -HOVL ..N GEST INTSRESTS CHINA REPRESENTATICN ISSUE IN UN. GRC SMOULD BE TOLD LOPEZ MATEOS WILL PROBABLY HAVE DIFFICULTY ADDING TAIVAN VISIT TO SCHEDULE AT THIS DATE BUT (1) ANY CASE GESTURE WOULD BE BENEFICIAL GRO CAUSE. 2. REQUEST TAME PROCEED PER PARA 1 ABOVE. ' END OF MESSAGS WH OMT: LIELEGANT atates LOPEZ Mateos should be invited to Taiwan but schedule is now so sdvanocd it may be difficult to add Taiwan visit. , fa pote ace A IF u/o/on P. Oberst era drat . “a iat VH/COPS GAS bedth be ; COORDINATING OFFICERS Lectedee ee tematic Ti Chirp “ aeeeasinge Orricese | “Satuncavee Prevents - os REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. _ 14.90000 -. ._CLASSIFIED_ MESSAGE oo2 «(WO 12 sep 62, DATE — TO: DIRECTOR FROM ; MEXICO CITY : “ee 5 \wH TEMPO COPY SLOTTED AT 2335 12 2 SEP) INFO; ADOP, C A 2, C/cl, C/Fi 2, $2. ~RITY DIR CITE HEXT 1919 be LITENSOR CVIA LIELEGANT? ASKED ON uf SEPTEMBER FOR AN UP. TO DATE S2TYATION REPORT FREON KUBARKe THIS BECAUSE” oF NEWS STORIES ‘ SOVIET ATTITUDES IF KUBARK FEELS WORLD t | | | | | 3 ACCORDING LIELECANT, LITENSOS WILL) ; SITUATION GLOOHY CANCEL VISIT To FAR SASTe 3e cos WILL ADVISE & AM MANN PERSONALLY or REQUEST FROM H LITESOR. so t ; a APPRECIATE CABLED SITUATION REPORT oF WHATEVER cos CAN Pass,” ; - PERSCNALLY 70 LETENSCRS. wo wee ae - END OF MESSAGE j | al 14-0000 CLASSIHED, MESSAGE + x wo. tO ‘575 ROUTING :OATE +: 10 SEr €2 \ SECR : i ee 3 . , WX 2 a “To ; DIRECTOR ; , a - FROM : MEXICO CITY WR Tite feneek ones v : Ne CX Revor!t Value, Deuray, oO . Sr 1.01182 62 ’ ACTION: WH 8 fb Ae chu coy an Unticuted qi a i Uraich quay Med a ab ay unite tect i INFO. ; CA 2, Cl, CayrEG, C1sOrst ENTER: i vtiaba ft 2 oe i wi ROUTINE j Signature: i t ; IN 19806 f "DIR INFO TAMI CITE MEXI 1899 oO, _ REF DIR 34954 (ear T4067 yo a, ‘ON 16 SEPT COS CONTACTED LIELEGANT WHO STATESs «| - Ae PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS SHOULD BE INVITED TAMI; .By LIELEGANT WILL PUSH FoR AT LEAST A aeper VISIT TO TAMI IF INVITATION RECEIVED, . _C. SCHEDULE IS NOW SO FAR ALONG IT MAYS PARTICULARLY IN VIEW OF PRESIDENT 'S DES¢ BRIEFLY AS POSSI»iE AND MAKE TRIPs : END 0. C/S COMMENT: *RE MATEOS: ASIAN#TOUR, ene eae aaa LRIB/AT fh CRIL/NTS [p_ Copy No. oad 14-0000 f : - CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7 051 DATE ii sre €2 SON | TO + DIRECTOR . FROM ACTION: Fe 8 ‘INFO SEP 11 03812 62 - + TAIWAN 2 CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, Wt 7, S/C 2 tN 19908 DIR INFO NEXT CITE TANI 5998 a rrnce oe, PSYCH REF DIR 34954) VT Fiend STRGVGY SNDORSE PROPOSED APENCACH GRC RS MATEOS VISIT ! ran Me BELIEVE VISIT VGyLD PRESENT EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY PROHOTE FAVORASLE CRD INTERNATIONAL InAct, PARTICULARLY IN LATIN AMERICA, FEEL WOULD SE "est iF INVITATION aND ACCEPTANCE MATEOS VISIT CCULD SE LAID ON ASAP IM ORDER EXPLOIT ALSO FEEL TRIP voULD VISIT RE CHINA REPRESEVTATIC! HELP CFSET AWERSE PROPAGANDA RE Gf WITHDRawaL DIPLeMaTIC RECOGIITION LASS, ; £89 OF ME ON VIEWS REGARDING THE ADVISASILITY STATION PROMPTING C/S COMMENT: “REQUESTED STATI GRC TO INVITE PRESIDENT VATEOS TO iNCLUOS TAIWAN EN HIS TOUR, Copy Na. 14-0000 Wwwro: Cl, C1/OrS, Fl, NE 4, FE 6, S/C.2 IV. . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ONG: A.D, WEDRIBYER: jp fy. unit: . WH/3AMexheo = '. . ear: 5940 15 ve OATE. 7 Sept 1962 1865 10 ; TAIPEI MEXICO CITY trom. DIRECTO! CONF: ite) TAMI MEXI - INFO CITE OR 1, MEXICAN PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS PLANNING 15-20 DAY ASIAN TOUR STARTING 10 OCT IN N&W DELHI FOLLOWED BY VISITS TO TORY, DJAK AND POSSIBLY MANI. 2, REQUEST TAMI AND MEXI VIZWS BY 12 SEPT RE ADVISABILITY TAMI STA PROMPTING GRC TO INVITE LOPEZ MATEOS TO LECLUDE TAMIL ON TOUR, EXD OF MESSAGE PE/CH/IO L, Hickeox (in draft) CAMU/3 Nd le ae wH/Cors AVY ? = — 7 DESMOND FITZGERALD C/FE COOROINATING OFFIC EFS Crcluded trem automatic dewng-sding and RELEASING OFFICER Goctaseeinatton > REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. o-en ROUTING AUTHENTICATING OFFICER Copy No. wae 14-0000 . _ . ay . . \ fi \ Di SPATCH = — CC chiefy Wi Divisioa ESIC OMY QUALIFIED: MLACQUARTERS OCSH CAN IUOCE INGDIUING SR Division SSS ee Chief cf Station, Mexico Cit. Ss nD operatic Transmittal of -LIENVOY Report l. Transmitted herewith in Attachment is a self-explanatory LIFEAT -report of 28 August. The local speaker is Vladimir Ivanovich SAMOKHTI, Chief of the soviet Information Bulletin; the Moscow speaker is fnu KALUGIN.. 2. The attached report is the first known instance to the Station of Moscow direction of the Bulletin in the informal manner described in the tteshment. The Station will forward any future similar reports, Land C Whe awe, W/2 REDS dian Lope e 2-S5D, ¥/2 2-Files, w/l Ree SR DATE TYPED DATE OSPATCHED as KAGE oS More st ; age x 31 Aug- 1962 1% Sept. 1962 ( oR0ss SS REFTRENCE TO TT TRSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER t ' IRYA-19741 ' ’ HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER —SScreT 201- 3 14-0000 j £ 2 . { 75/So=f Gl + 28.uc62 | . t th [Froa Moccou/ 1D caliing sYen Moscow dytrocuces hirsalf to Sonoita as i syo that ho is in tho ofSies that rrepares matortal for San to turn cvor | ahd (9 FY Raluctne Fai sry to tha-mresse tcl wants te have tettor contact with Son. Hal says that San has to | favo bis procercnces to Sl on tho kinds of axticles that he wants for the presse Koi w4lh bo esllirc far to the telentons about tue times a ronth. And then Son can tall | Kel vhat his preferencas ara in tha of axtieles. Sccondly, Kal wantg San to BS LELLEAT/ to be rere observing An inforning Kol wast 4s boing printed an /itzdco/ Trot those ctticles bo cant to Ral. says “a7 coo that there 4s considcrabioe that 4s bein: primed Jin Medeof. Dub whatever 53 sends to ¥ol is vory irremularly sents fon soys thit "vo" always cave quartewly ropexts. Now Sun is being asked for monthly reports. scons there part.of comersstion tiscing/ Kal says for San to sond hin a . tiomscod cable saying m Son wet to cle Then Kal wi call Som. For instance,’ 42 Som has anything AYASYEAU/ RPE TAT to request, then ha could cond the . cables Kal asks if, for inctenso, Sin hag amr quecticens richt new. San says yos, he would Like isl to send. hba ratericl ca the costonaviec. San wants gencral raterial chalists. Kal cars that mich hag been cont to Onn. Son says unforimatoly, noe rouzhe Scr says 4¢ would bo well if 36% could cct/fs/th/ togother articles by Leyor axd Yoravieh themsclvose (ath theiv sicn.ture to the articlos. For instance, H : o the itadean SLATS) roatlae th their sienaturo /to tho article/s® |! cus 2f San wants this cddrecced to the weader "of cur pariocical?"3 San sayo no, | | simply to th -oxclean reader. This oun bo prulished uty periodleal., Kal 1411 do this. Sea sors he wants articles on tho situcticn of education = the middle cducation, the cpeciil education, and hichor education. 29 articles to be based on spcoctalists writin; thes. Not, pepuler articles. Cun: cs infornation of-ridcle, hicher and | technical schockse "No are bolng ackod for such materiale”? Sm would also like article on culture ont art. Articles not abeut com> cpecifie art or cfltural matter, but the tant ricra eveclalined articles bo sent to hins Epes. Mture and art. Su wants zs ths speachalined reaccr. Sal uncerctands. San then asks when his aoertent 1a) be caniny. Noh can't ances that. Kol says that ho iA] coll Som Oth. ial will try to cive San an ancrom. San says ho would like very much axtiches by Mikelayev and Pepevich. Sanwoits the photos of t ei also. Kol repeats H that 3 S very mich cormaitary articles, am saya this is vory cLificult to do | for the memth. "Zecausea not so mich is pusliched.? Nal asks that novoertholess H everyzning ba send for the menth that ie pivlished. Kall asks Sum to send these articles, by sir mail. Yery well. Fal saya that thrva arfticles that have to be answored. | Sam asks bal te giva its regards te tho cowedese ™~. ih Soekdlevakaya asks Samokbin 42 sho can camo ovals Yes. amokiin asks Yogoroy if thero will be any mail today. Yor says nos | - | TS COPY me ie 75/Sonf6L ‘ 8.4ng62 3 = [Ssex Moscow] 3D collin: fren Moscow intreduees himself to Scmokién as | : to ofthes that Prepares ratorial for San te turn ovor to tho press. cl wants to hove bstter contact ‘with Son. Hal says that Gan kas to evo his puvferonces to Kal on tha idis of sotteles that ho wants for the press. 422 bo collirg Guz to tha telco’ abet tyo theses a monthe And then San can tell 3 vane * his vroterencos are in the of articles. Sscondly, Kal wants San to So printed in /tucco/. ! } i i H Ralusin, Rol says that ho is 22 t ! H a 79) to ba rote ecservin: dn drto: one Esai what is & Toat these axticles be sant te Heb. Sol says wo? soc that thera 49 considerable that scver Su3 sonds to Kal is very irregularly sent. 4s boing prised /in Uaxdeof. Skt Sen says thit "so" always pave quarterly reports. Now Sua 4s being asked for monthly reverts. /sacns thors, part of gonferection tcctha/ Xol says for Sam to sond hin a . Suoeverd cable cay when Son wants tal to At. Thon Nol will call Sam. For instance, a> San has aytens a aydeyys at Pee 3/ to request, then he could sond the ecbla. Kal asks Lf, for inst Sootions right nowe Som says yas, he would like Kal to sond hia rateviak cn the commnocts. Saag wants gonoral ratorlal tr steclalists. Hak sars that mich has bein sant to Sam. San says unforkunately, MWe ets ome Nbth thens signat tura to tho articlose For in SEANCO, “wnd with thoir atgnatura /to the article/.* ad-to the roader Saf our poriodicaul?5 San says no, Wn bo publAshed ary pertodical. Kal itll do this. actien of education = the middle education, ths te These articles to be based on spcelalists “3 dnfowmuntioen of: viddlo, higher snd Mundig¢ey and a cresting to the votean Ye las Nel asks San wants this adi: Sisply to tha sasckean reacar. sths Sn ons hoo stockat ad soatons and Cre writing then. \ Se 5 : toohnical schodige Mito are ott askod for such material." Sm ywculd also lio articles : tosoms speeds art or cdltural rattor, but tha en culture aid art. Atticles problems in cchiurs and art. asticles for tho snecchalised Suader. rotands. Som then asks whan his replatemont ui be coming. Ac can't answers thate Nol says that ho will call Som on tre LOth. Xo willl try te tive Sou an anger. Soa says ho would liko vory much exticles by “holayev and fovevieh. San wants tha photos of then also. Kal repeats that he warts very puch cam a rileles, San says this is very difficult ta do for tho month. "Socauso not S25 such ds proiishsd." Kal asks that nevortholess i | i everything ba sond for the mon t is pevlished. Nal asks Sam to semd thasa articles r ty air mol. Vory wall. Sal = tat thom creticles that have to bo answered. ' 4 t j i s Spoe.. s Not cnowghe Sun sare ot would bo woll if Xo could ctl zp/ts/ together articles by | { | i | i | i i ' t San asks Kal to give his regen's to the corrados. Iw In Sokdlovskaya asxs Sxmokhin if sho can coma over. Yes. Samokhin asks Yosomw if there will bo any mail today. Yog says Noe 14-0000 PROCESSING PRO aCe DISPATCH bens SECR Pose RNED : MURRTS FOR INCHING sy} SO WOUAG atQuiALO TR ALIFE SRANATERS OCH CANOE INDERIAG. Woe SSS ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCLS Action: See paragraph 4 below 1. Transmitted herewith, for purpuses of Headquarters fanuiliarization, is a typical one day LIENVOY product of the Soviet lines. (Note that the Station has additional LIFEAT coverasc on the personal lines ef Colonel Aleksandr Jcor,iyevich SIDOROV and Svyateslavy Fedorovich KUENSTSOV, and on the office line of Vludimir Ivanovich SAMOKHIN). 2. Except for the weekend period, the Spanish languacve transcript reaches the Soviet case officer on the duy followin; the actual transcription ~ at the most usually two days after the transcription. ‘he Station's Russian languace translater.-tranucribes the Russian lanyuage portions immediaLlely, and this preduct reaches the Soviet case officer about an hour or two after receipt of the Spanish reporting. Simultaneously, flimsy copies of the above have been yviven to the reports officer and to other interested Station oftisers. The first copy is kept in a Station chrono file, for purposes of perzanent recor. It 15 annotated for ZONAR purposes. 3. The Soviet officer, Lucy A. Dillin Gr, and other cfficers, read the product quickly for the Immediate purpose of obtuinin., exploitable LOIMPROVE or other operational leads, and/or reportable intellizence. Azvter this initial scanning, the product is literally cut up, with each clippin,: of significant conversation sent to COS and to various Station officers for their information and/or action. Whenever pertinent, the actual LIENVOY clip is sent to Head- quarters, for information or action - or a sumeury of the clip is sent to Headquarters in dispatch form. Each clip is eventually routed to the Station's resistry where indexinz and filing is completed. hy The Station finds that this Soviet LIENVOY clipnin; prosram provides the files on the individual Soviet staffers with a rather vocd picture of their activities and personality. (These individual files are of ccurse aumented with information derived from double agent operations, LIEMPTY reporting, Head- quarters provided information, ODACID reportin;,, newspaper clippings and other miscellaneous reporting). In many cases, however, the backbone a Station file on a Soviet may derive principally from bits and pieces of WOY product. DATE OIF ATCHED DATE DRED ye Ed - WHD, w/l att. - SRD, w/l att, ~ KUDESK, wofatt. — “caossacetninct 1 7 7 7 Files H 30 Aus. 62 31 Aus. 62 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUAIGER: % MMA=19729 14-0000 ANH aT TUVBPATEN SWE ANG Nt CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 5 T HNAS1Y729 Satesory station files receive the clips pertaining to Sovict commercial : activities, propaganda activities, Soviet contacts, ele. Very often, 4 single clipping may have to be copied to be sent to the files of several Individual Soviets and/or to une or more cacegory files. the Station does not have sufficient personnel available to analyze and collate periodically the LIENVOY and other Station product in the individual Soviet files for transmittal to Headquarters for its information; or possibly more important, for eventual transmittal to another Station where a Soviet from Mexico City is reassigned. Headquarters attention is directed azain to NEXT -9805 of 17 January 1962 and allied correspondence resarding the desirability of ‘having a trained Headquarters TDYer work on these saterials at the Station. Headquarters may now wish to reinvesti-ate the possibility of finding a qualified staffer for this TDY asaicnment. . 5. Unfortunately, feels nee - Wins th ae CUS. Scr ee Tra fo es Jerre fe ATR | [J eonrewro _ 2. 14.90000 £ . i f - for | ~ i . | Foe CLASSIFIED MESSAGE "537 IpaTe : 27 AG 62 OMCL ly ; DIRECTOR FROM ; *EXICO CITY ~ ——, Kero ha INFO; ADOP, C/CI, C/FI 2, C/TS0 2, S/C 2 Aua 28 01002 62 ROUTINE . { | RYBAT /LIENVOY REF DIR 30536 (OuT 66927)* TRIP CANCELLED, | ; | END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: "RECOMENDED {LIENVOY-2) TRIP BE POSTPONED. GROUT HW EXCLUDED FROM AUTO= ATIC Gowan ad ing OCCLASS IFICATION REPROOUCTICN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 Ferree ee ee ee -ASSIFIED MESSAGE 38? SEC BAT ons. LER Q. NCRRYStJp UNIT 3 eo 4 . ay DIRECTOR CON, CH 5 NFO. appP, C/Cl, c/Fl 2, c/TsD 2, s/c 2 To mexx (oPDr) INFO CITE DIR BOOS RYBAT REP MEXT 2693 (IN 16149)» 1 2. WOLLENSACK EQUIPMENT NOT SUITABLE AND NO OTHER NEW EQUIPMENT TXPES AVAILABLE. RECOMMEND TRIP BE POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER CONSIDER] ATION POSSTBIZ. 2. UF TRIP CAN NOT BE DELAYED, WS WILL ATTEMPT ENTERTAIN AND DIVERT LIENVOY 2 WITH AREHART'S HELP, ADVISE. END OF MESSAGE HH CMs Requested Higa show LIENVOY-2 Wollensack equipment for Rew LPe | : \f TSD/AOB_ John Castro (in draft.) VW |e va/cors_ Te ~c. aor al fino ea OFFICERS crourt tachdes cena RTOLIOING OFFICER al | “ CAYS sana R | sR CREM AY BA de airttieateon OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFF ‘ice 1S PROHIBITED, Copy Na. 14-00000 i 7 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING DIRECTOR FROM : MEXICO CITY - action: CMs: Linro.; AooP, c/Cl, sfcuic 2, c/rt 2,. sft 2 DIR CITE HELE 1693... ne an RAT Bo MEF EXT 469, PARA 3 ae wcsagp oO, 1. . STATION suce cESsTs AREHART AND LIENVoY~2 wy Has” ‘WEEK secre 7 29 AUG. AREHART TC ARRIVE 23 AUG_ FOLLOVED BY Le 2 ON 22 AUG. .PURPOSE. TO STUDY AND SELECT SMALLER RECORDING GEAR (PROBABLY WOLLENSACK) " "FOR LIENVOY USE. PLAN NOVE LIss SVOY DASE INTO LIELEGANT OFFICE" VHERE PREVIOUSLY’: Locate TO INCREASE oP secunrTy AND OVORALL ! vv . EFFICIENCY THIS” vas PROPOSED BY LIELEGANT SEVERAL WVEEXS AGO, BUT STATION CONSIDER RATION EXPENSE NEW GEAR DELAYED SRGGESTION UNTIL REF PROPOSAL AROSE. ee Vv a - at (2, BELIEVE TWO DAYS ADEQUATE TINE L-2.RENAIN HQ. REQUEST 10g, APPROVAL TRIP... a . OT ve . END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT; PARA 5 MEX! SUGGESTED POSSIBILITY PRESENT LIENVOY GEAR cout BE USED BY LITEMPO, ; : 1 Gowsgratiag ang Gactassificattes REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIB: Copy No” ROUTING DATE To + DIRECTOR AUG 9 2311Z 62° FROM" , MEXICO CITY ACTION C/WH 5 ROUTINE INFO, ADOP, C/CA 2, s/c 2 IN 42833 DIR CITE MEXI 1822 ‘ | _ 4) B EMBTEL iis" oo ot ’ RYBAT . ; . pote ‘ote foot 4 | . . 1. AT AMB MANN'S REQUEST cuRTIS GAVE REPORT RE. CUAUHTENOC canDEas , | To LYTENSOR ON 3 AUGUST. | 2. ON 8 AUGUST LITENSOR SENT VORD TO CURTIS VIA LIELECANT THAT - cuaiiitEKoc” CARDENAS WOULD NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE POSITION OF | "WATER COMMISSIONER" IN THE NEXICALT AREAs - (NOTE s SEE MEXI 4637 (ws; , RE MEETING ON NIGHT OF 7 AUGUST BETpEEN LAzARG CARDENAS “ARO” : BITENSOR, ” |. NETS E BELIEVES MATTER OF ‘CUAUHTEKOG ATTEMPT DISCUSSED. AT THIS: . H END OF MESSAGE - —— hut H2einted team galenatte dorsgrscicg ant : coeinree . HUE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANE THE issuING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, Copy No. Sen cet eree . - 4 mee . a eee 14-0000 we ~- -_ CLASSIFIED -MESSAGE | onc, J, R, BESYES 1638 unit, WR/3/MEXICO \-SBGRET Bt . 5980 679K DATE: 31 JULY. 1962 TO . MEXICO CITY From, DIRECTOR i cons, C/WH 5 ‘ peo, ADOP, C/C1, C/cI/Ic, C/FE 6, $/C 2 ° an ne RYBAT \ REP: MEXI 1469 (IN 32427)* - 1, EQS PREPARED PROVIDE BRIEFING PAPERS FER PARA 3A REP AND CONCUR EXPERY COMING MEXI PER PARA 3B REF, 2, ASSUME COS WILL BE ABLE PROVIDE HQS SUFFICIENT LSAD TiMé TO COMPLETB BRIEFING PAPSRS AND MAKE EXPERT AVAILABLS, I3 SPANIGN NECSSSARY FOR LITENSOR MEETINGS. END OF MESSAGE , *WH COMMENT: COS would greatly appreciate Kgs assistance on briefing papers and expert to brief LITENSOR if Indonesia trip eaterializes. f | oy CI/1CG/Paul Burke (in draft) p tf WVIOM Lith eclors merece ” td fy, . got. 36 wHycops 4307 K.P. HoLMAg s c/weD ceSeatnasm is cr 2 C/WH/3 feeveasens Mf rete 7 ] paanneenaa | AD THERTEE TING &8 T OFFICER ! REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THe ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No owe, 14.90000 SyuaOX AMO ND IMAIA= 19-432 | gps - 1906 DISPATCH ” oo Chief, WH Division ES cy on “s FROM per ap FIZED 50-6-75/, Chief of Station, Mexico City ba July 1962. SUMECE . BE “a3 3" — (CHECK “X" ONE) . SMonialy Activities Report on Project LIENVOY = {__]_ masxep For INDDING . CLAS CATION * Pacton atGuala . INDEXING CAN 8€ JUDGED For your information, BY QUAURED HQ. DESK ONLY <EFERENCES) The following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month of June 1962; A, Target Lines 20-30-18 | General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez 21-81-32 Gustavo Solorzano (Not being used) 11-42-48 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos 24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos 45-59-52 David Alfaro . Siqueiros 28-79-67 Ranion Cesar Cuenca (Cuban Embassy) 13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa 12-13-37 Ricardo j, Zevada (Out of order) 43-15-06 Enrique Gonzales Pedrero (Out of order) 11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta 10-29-69 Movimiento Liberacion Nacional 46-12-70 C.T.A.L. (Out of order) 46-64-24 D.F.S. 46-11-30 D, F.S. 21-11-01 Politica (Revista - Marcué) 46-60-16 Prensa Latina 14-42-37 Cuban Embassy 14-92-14 Cuban Embassy 25-07-95 Cuban Embassy 25-09-14 Cuban Embassy 14-13-26 Cuban Embassy 11-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out of order) : . 15-60-55 Soviet Embassy : Haro -- 15-61-55 Soviet Embassy IAARO . .-.- 15-12-64 Soviet Embassy 15-61-07 Sovict Embassy (Out of order) 45-61-81 Czech Embassy -¢ 45-61-80 Czech Embasspomeyea trea Project day) fe classificatien: , SC7E” 79 Z B. Material Processed sua g 73° 1259/7 Box? 29 Foid?_@__. In June, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 163 pages of daily resumes, 63 pages of transcript from the Cuban Embassy lines, 48 tapes from ihe Czech Embassy Lines, and 98 tapes and the transcriptions of che Spanish conversations from the Soviet Embassy lines, In addition, there were 29 other pieces cf material from che LP, C, Exploitation of Material From the material processed above the following were some ex~ amples of pro- and anti-Communist informat ion: “ 24 Tue. ez USE PREVIGLS EDINON CLASSIFICATION @5PLACES FORMS . eat 5°28 $1284 AND 81 29 : Veni ARE OBSOLETE -—- a : | ACU i 14-0000 amet Tawar os . Pereereees uy . i ; : CONTINUATION OF " penant a= 10432 : ER wey dahl . DISPATCH | SECRET aaaaae. __. PISBP-1V0G The Cuban efforts at propaganda ii Mexico in waich the Cuban Ambassador to Mexico couferred with Raul Roa, Cuban Forelgn Minister, and suggested to him that Fidel Castro write a short message to the Mexican people ia Siciupre on its ninth anniver- sary of publication (see HMMA 193%), The negative treatment to a Czech commercial representative by Mexican Immigration authorities (See HMMA 1YkSs), The refusal by the Pan American Institute of Geography and History of the Organization of American States to permit Teresa Proeyza Proenza, Third Secretary and Cultural Attache at the Cuban Embassy, to attead the meeting held by it (see HMM 6438), The embarrassment caused by the immoratbehavior of Mexican female delegates to the Cuban 26 July celebration held in Havana in 1961 according to Manuel Marcue Parinas of the periodical Politica as told co Teresa Proenza Proenza, D. Liaison With the approach of the GPIDEAL visit to Mexico 29 June - 1 July, liaison activities greatly increased, COS visited LITENSOR on 28 June, LITENSOR assured that there would be no problems in the GPIDEAL visit and rhe safety of GPIDEAL was guaranteed and in the hands vf LITENSOR, Atihis meeting LITENSOR tudicated his amoyance with whe Cubans, (See MENT 1253), LIELEGANT turned over to the Chief of Station a list of persons whe were put under surveillance in connection with the GPIDEAL visit, ‘The Ust also indicated those who were arrested, (Seo MEXIs 1244 and 1264), Ata meeting held on 28 May 1962. the Chicf of Station, LIELEGANT, and LIENVOY/2 met with LIENVOY/1 and obtained his agreement to hire LIENVOY/1L-+4 to work under LIENVOY/3 as a technical inspector in Telefonos Ge Mexico, The purpose in putting LIENVOY/IL4 in this capacity is fo have a man who would be more available to the LIENVOY Project and who “would see wha: others might be tapping telephones” in Telefonos de Mexico, Purther- more, LIENVOY/1 agreed to see to it that LIENVOY/14 would have "the range and authority” to do the work, Putting LIENVOY/ 14 as a techaical inspector within Telefonos, could create problems for the LIFEAT Project, At the same time WILSTED is re- siudying the LIFEAT system, improving it, tightening up the security and alerting the base houses to watch for any abnormal activity on present taps, It kas been understood by the LIENVOY case officer that this has Leen done and if will be reported from time to time in furure LIENVOY reports. E, © Security For a report on security of the LIENVOY site for June 1962, see peragraph 2 E of HMMA-19319 (RYBAT-1897) dared 10 July 1962, As Was stated at the ead of that paragraph, any surveillance or security threat of the LIENVOY basehouse or personnel can eventually be handled, should this be found necessary, by Chief of Statien to LITENSOR, F, Technical The floor in the LP was recently covered with a linoleum which has enn ETS senimneemnmnennenmemnneeeeaaaaas ven t 0 Manas a EEOTTRSS - ec ! Sl) SECRETE [Rane Two 2. . . . | 14-0000 ' carte mene ener ne tt ae te : rary INTERNETS RUE Cons 2 | HMMA=19432 | REBT -190O CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH greatly contributed to keeping the dust out of the recording machines and in excellent working conditlun, According to Arnold F, AREHART, the LIENVOY technician, the machines are operating at top efficiency, G. Personnel \ The personnel remains the same as reported tn the previous report, H, Production | Production for the month of June was higher than usual. This increase was primarily due to the GPIDEAL visit, There were seventy-four (74) reports from LIENVOY material during June 1962, These are listed in the attachment, t — vA of - F le AEF, ch (eta awit e CURTIS aS : 23 July 1962 Attachment; LUENVOY Productton ~ June 1962 Distr button: 3 - WHD w/att 2- Files (Bon 15/8 ee ST RR Re . WS | SECREL/ BRAY EL Jeon | FHREE at ARE aE TE fF - LO —L CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ; ~ _ | —— ” “ope Ny ROUTING ~ : 20 WL 62 S ia) : DIRECTOR . Soe semen "MEXICO CITY Wl 21 alogz 62 ap . : ion: CAH 5) ya oP, ADOP, C/CA 2, C/ci, C/ci/Ic, C/FE 6, s/¢ 2. ROUT INE, : DIN CITE MEXI 1469 a - . eee : ; : EBAT. EF, DIR 22662 Cosef 53750). "4 POINTS IN-REF TAKEN UP NIGHT 16 JULY ITH LITENSOR IN MEETING : ATTENDED BY LrzLEcaNT. fs a urtbison OBVIOUSLY NOT REPEAT NOT HAPPY ABQUT HAVING COT HIMSELF } ! ft 7 INTO POSITION OF POSSIBLE VISITS. LrfLecant, AFTER beet, EXPRESSED - * BELIEF ‘LIthnsor WILL NOT MAKE. VISITS, WILL FIND REASONS POSTFONE. , ee ce “ 3 trrhison ASKED GOS Fons | a —_ BRIEFING PAPERS ON COMMUNISM AND INPORTANT PERSONALITIES - Ae WHO ARE COMMUNIST OR PRO=COMMUNISTS IN INDONESIA, JAPAN AND INDIAs . _ HE REFERNED TO PAPERS GIVEN HIM PRIOR TO HIS VISIT To soutH AMERICA © y 5 ne _ Im JANUARY 1980. ‘. Rar gaag yg oe IOMISION | RO stew 1° . Nol | baud pee mane : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE s PROHIBITED. Copy No. — A LSS Rs 14-0000 te CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING IN 32427 MEXE th69 Be POSSIBILITY OF AN EXPERT "LIKE SR BROOKE® COMING TO MEXICO “ 7 CITY To MEET WITH HIM AND COS JUST PRIOR TO HIS “TAKE-OFF” IF HE ‘DOES MAKE TRIP (LIKE "BROOKE"==CEDRIC PAPATE DID PRIOR TO SOUTH { . AMERICAN VISIT). oy '& COS WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANCE ON PARA , °. THREE IF TRIP MADE« ,°, 4 WILL ADVISE WHEN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AVAILABLE. ao - END OF MESSAGE C8 Comment Hga, furnished raasorawhy the visit to Sukarno wae a bad idea, , wow F : SECRET [or hag taal t Lo | Geargrasiva ant i a Peet) ae ‘ REPROOUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITEC. Cany Na ERE ghee DAT. 14-0000 ‘ fy “ge _ ‘ent VmeMR CLASSIFIED_ MESSAGE ts —— , rom. DIRECTOR cont: C/WH 5 pct, DOP, ADOP, C/cA 2, C/CI, c/ci/ic, C/re 6, S/c 2 to ss NEXT. (PRIORITY) INFO are om 20-49 7 22662" : RYBAY : REP MEXY 1359 (IN 26600)* , 1, HQ3 CONCURS WITH PROPOSAL IN PARA 3 REY. i 2 2. IN DISCUSSIONS WITH LITENSOR, COS MAY AT HIS DISCRETION INDICATE ae bat 7, FOLLOWING REASOHS WHY VISTY TO SUKARNO A BAD iDEA: A. SUXARNO IS CURRENTLY ENGACED IN MILITARY OFFENSIVE AGAINST DUTCH IN NEW GUINEA AND HAS THUS FAR FRUSTRATED PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT. B. DUTCH ARE MEMDERS OF FAST GROWING AND ECONOMICALLY POJERFUL BUROPEAN COMMON MARKET, MEXICO 18 SEEXING TO INCREASR TRADE WITH COMMON MARKET COUNTRIES AND TO OBTAIN INVESTMENT CAPITAL FROM THEM, EBLIEVE MEXICGS INTERESTS WOULD NOT BE SERVED BY TRIP LIKELY TO OFFEND COMMON MARKST COUNTRY. C. CONSIDER THIS POOR TIME FOR LITENGOR THROUGH HIS PRESENCE GIVE SUKARNO BENEFIT HIS AND HTS COURTRY'S PRESTIGE. 1 END OF MESSAGE WH Comuant % LITERS OR planning visit SUKARNO in late Ost or early, Nov. amb MANN mentioned; to COS he personally believes this visit not gocd, “CO suggests be can $212 LITENSOR that "my chiefs think visit to SUKARNO this year a bad idea." Request Hqe comments, “2 ~ aan CAn/3 P aw \ JishedUdonn— SE RE Ube DOP COORDINATING OFFICERS . GROW I Exchided from automarit: AUTHENTICATING ry QEREASING OFFICER oan, yey Yestast ie neeicen - REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No, sere semumtnnnnent ns 14-0000 DIRECTOR FROM 2 MEXICO CITY ACTION: CAH 5 . INFO g «OCI, DOP, ADDP, C/CA 2, C/Cl, C/FI 2, S/C 2, C/FE 4 JUL 1 10587 62 DIR CITE MEXE 2359" 1) OT ar ATTN DRENT AND “KNIGHT. - ne 4 - RYBAT : | | - 74 i . mt ; te COS HAS LEARNED FROM RELIADLE SOURCE (LIELEGANT) ‘THAT. LITENSOR _ | puaitiznc VISIT SUKARNO IN DJAKARTA I2-LATE OGTOBER OR EARLY NOVEOER. 7 7 2. ANUASSADOR MANN NENTIONED 70 COS TiAT HE PERSONALLY DELIEVES "’ THIS VISIT NOT GOOD. _ ; Do 3. COS HAS TENTATIVE APPOINTNENT TALK oven utswbor o» OPERATIONAL « VIETH"LITENSOR ON 13 JULY. CAN, IF Nas APPROVES, TELL LITENSOR THAT | ("MY CHIEFS THINK VISIT TO sUKARNO THIS YEAR, A BAD IDEA". ba "he PLEASE ADVISE. SUGGEST CONSULT WITH parwoLps ~ yw —_ : = oo END OF MESSAGE = ( & <7 Sy \ — U \ / plo oly : “\ v | a j ~ f N , ay —— on 4 Bebied ts atecatte * Ranagracing td : Arad REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN [HE ISSUING OFFICE *s PROHIBITED, Copy No. 14-00000 { wee meee to? , / (/ _ a ae ames eterna na ramen Tt mtn ame Tm AR tele | ST PPA eT Ai i Ae get chops Doan be bhy ae en ert sar Pet FE eS DISPATCH ee eens Oo Chiat, WH Db bsion,. Chiet, KUDLSK Ghiet of Statlon, Meadue itty susiet Mextoo City Staton Security - “fF . | Ne PaCS FEUE . 1 Itet/ERIS CAR BE MUOGLO None; for your tnformatton, i i BY QUAUFIED HQ GER ONLY eet ne Se mele eae ALTON PECARELO UeFtREreCHis] A. HMMS 2430 B, MEXI 0346 1, As requested Wn reference, the syatlor has polled all S:atlon Case officers for posalble ur confirmed vaee of su rvelllance wille making opere atlonal contacts, ‘The poll indicated tive (5) Gascs of survelllance during recent mouths, For the sake of clarity and to give Headquarters an exact Idea of the clroumstances surroundings ach lucident, this report will treat each case Individually with statlon comin cuts pertinent to each case, . 2, The (ive cases of pussthle or coaftemed survelllance, related in the first person, are as follown A, Lewis J, SHOQUIST: 1a Mov E62 “Hotlowing a meeting wih Wowie Ko HEGARTY at the Hotel Alameda thia date [ votlced a Meaxtcan stamibiys pitty close Lo us Ad We Wore discussing Iuecuous subjecta jus: before parting, Libs tellow moveal over and joined gaother Mexican who was sianduie at the Juarus Avenue entrance lo the Alameda Hotel, T oalled HUGART 'oatentiod to theae bwo and suggosred that he leave, belny very careful fos te molt, while Uchecked these fellows to be absolutely certaby ules a: atarested Imun, HEGARTY cros Juarez and took a cal, Nefther ot thee % xiwans showed aay interes: ip his Movements or made any types vf obec ted sytal, {walked hack into the Hozel and spent about five minutes bros sig a, Lhe magazine shop then Luft the hotel by the side anrrance, As bel granted { stanued coward Juarez Avenue and saw one of the same two fellows suo Lad been atthe Juarez entrance nudge the other and call his artertles teins, Thess twu fellows had cnoved in order wo check bovh ho el ontrapces trori shia sum. spot, t walkea! to an arcade directly geross fram the hovel co vrance ud pretended to be lonking tn shop winuevs, lL saw poth Mexicans positon cheinsciven £0 as (0 observe the arcade, [trade mo aftenipt ter cap te aurverilance, Dein toerested instead, in dstermlntss defintely that (wae tue target. As | moved out of the arcada, the two above Cinyered ue to aterher pair of Mextcaas who fol« loweal ma as L moved thrvugh the Jas Auieraas parking lot co Callie Indepen= deacla, For the next bour and oie tlt fo nwe Roars [100k these boys on a _ dong tour, mostly 07 foot, TP chece os then Py starting up streets then changin my mind aad Joubling back, toligwity ay erratic pattern as it shopping alme lessly, stopping In bookshops foc perte ts during wiilch they were forced co stand around somewhat Obviously Gurs de, ate: Betefly, it can be summarized by saving hal urere were at leaet ttve ticnihars of chis team definitely on the surveillance, two others Lam aptlie sare wore Iovulved, aud one other about wham Lam not absolutely sure, Whos, Gi ob, Wind, there #as ao doubt whatsoever that [ wie the target Fodughs a raxt ant headed coward Reforma Avenue, thea to Rilo Tihec $2, and Jan ‘coward Meluhor Gcrampo Street, As tf changtag my mid, Lhad the drever cat aver to Sulltvan Si, co Shirley Courts where L went in acd had luni. ur big tbe cab ridge I did asi spot cat surveillance but, shortly after iat arrival at Suicley Courts, [saw three yew men net previously on the x, whose actlous indicate! they were on me, Tpald my bUL, went bata che barheern ter a minate then left through the covered garage amd out inte Vilaluns Si, in nick of Shirley Cuurts, Cusco : Un Pe —- a ee Ot ?. SU la VEAL PEE ccnreue ONE een aE ee EE ON 8 CE SEAT PRN AT 14-0000 ky aS i sagen: ; : i asleenel can ; — EAL HAD MA @POaLS CATCH ae so ae Sagara | ee re em es aetna walked taphil oot at sight ot die esit and checked mysclt gies Into dete voattiiber suredlanca, TP then reas the streec from the Ruble el Reterma, thes ou dhe front out of the Cawscts fot ihe vac ie walkes up to Reterma, caught d adh, 2 Move Theater, walked tare the dag swore at ue be emrauce, dawn to Woolworth’s, hieuct W. nalwerch'’s to the back entrance, up to Pasaje Latinnamericacy, late tie Pavaie where l stopped at a small counter shop to check as [ made a purdhase, fod rou my sieps to Galle Mads id, on up to Reforma where Ltumed bye re Reforma umrance to Sanborn’s, checked for survelilance, then Ute che arhassy by the entrance from Sanborn’ through the perfume sectloa, There ix io dsule whatsoever that these meu were on me, The survetWance was wt sophisticated from the atundpoine of keeping mu unaware, but wax a very persisten: one with these inen not gertlag los: on the simpler tricka, Regardless of who Ls controll ing theaa fallows, I have cancelled all operaticnal contacts for today aml will contact HEGARTY, Oliver Q. WIMPHEN and Simon D, CLAGKETT toatyht or early tomorrow morning to sec up eutirely new conta) arrangeinedts with each, I plan to make my contacts either early In the m-culngs or later at night in areas where surveillance cao be apotted aasily, I will inscruct all agents to be unusually careful in checking before making any mvetings, either with other agenrs or with me and that lf there ls any suspicion of survelllance akip the contact and check later at the akernate contact pon! In each vase, tf clear by the time of the alternate meeting, [called HEGARTY trom a pay phone las: alght and get up an early moratng contact with him "0 check on whether or act be wad tole iowed wheu he left the Hotel Alameda veaterday, HEGARTY sald that he checked carefully but that there was 20 indicacton of tuterast la aim, This is quite a rellef since it now appears that [ must have heen pickexl up at the Emo tassy and that 1, not HEGARTY, was the fariet, TL eautioned HISGARTY w be even more careful than ever ia his appruaches to the LINLUCK safelhouss and sold him thar, incur contacts, ] was settlag up entlraly naw contact arraaggee , ments ummediately and that we would not use preylous polis upows again, HEGARTY was told that we would use previously agreed upon points in tha Polanco-Lomas area, thac each point and Ume for te next meting would bo agreed upon at the preyicus one to ayold phone use as much a8 possible, and that most of our meatings wr id be held before 0960 hours cr, when that act feagible, after dark, [ suggested cha: he also inform LINLUGK that Thad nee under survelliance of Home parsistertce and that he (LINLUCKX) should oa even more careful than ever In hls comtacis with HEGARTY, ami in hls approacies to the safehouse, [met WIMPHEN and CLAGKETT lacer thar same roormlog aed made simUar new contact arratgemcats with them and advised them of the even greater need for caution, Talso advised them 19 park at least two to thres blocks from potute of contact and walk ln, checking cere fully before and after parking to bo sure thay are act survellied and, U there is any auapicion of surveillance, do aot make conact but make the akersaic lasar if clear by them.” 4 "y 3 o} i { e 4 an) By g 4 Be - eR rr eam Te ot g a 1s Ad PegViOUS LBTION | Farben oo i ie 1OAMS eo UTS an t | Se pee mantions | SECRET/RYBAT (Xn nwe p : wr} Vn ars CBS ~~ ee De ae eens nee ee teen tener rnamnnertmmmeermrnnes memes tot sername sere ernie os ‘ am 14-0000 CONTINUATION OF CISPATCH Se RED anne ag tem kts B, Algarnan OQ, FORTUNE. TOON Lae beg The abovernientioned nated tle 6. ; Hy } 1eAt | PIMMER 19359 RYBAT BIRGT artist to November 196] at approximately 2100 hourn what aeeied to be a anepicioue aifuation in attempting to service the Lin UTR eatehiwen, Aa ‘ndicated on tha attached diagram, the subject parkest Sia automobile two biorks away as indicated on the diagram ard apne: ached the Street. ln the approach rurthe sub.ect anted a corner of Larma and Hudson Streets oft) two male cccuparta, target Ly way of Pamuico hiue Fiat parked at the Aa the undersigned, on foot, approached fhe cirner ef Panuce and Hudson be noticed ancther Fiat parked at he vers corner with three occupants, Remembering the other Fiat at the end of the block, which waa quite visible fram the corner of Panuco ard iudson, etn = moving car behind him. cruise the streets looking for them, the ucdersigned decidad to delay ontry into the safehouese and casually walk down the block. The undersigued cut across Hudaun St’ ee? tu avoid walking close to the ‘parked car and as he walked on Lerina, noticed the prasence of a alow This did avt arouse tog much suspicion alace this area apparently specializes in street walkers and the local "tenorios® As the underaigned reached tho parked Q.P. car at the curner of Lerma acd Duaro the slow moving auto came abres’ of the car and the driver almost stopped and etared at the undersigned as hs attempted tn unlock the car to depart the area. this time the underaigned got suspicious and attempted to read the lic By 2288 B2eo plate, but the plate Wlumination bull: was out on the suaplclous vehicle, The undoraigued gat In his own car, started down Larma, pasaecd tha saepicioug car which lromediataly fell in behind cha undarslgnad, convinced yat of the intent of the following car, Net the ondersigned drove teward Misstasippi and mada like ke wae continuing down om Lerma, At the last morment the undersigned swerved into Mississippi, mxrrovly ‘ missing getting clobbored by a vehicle coming down Misaloatppi, Tha suepicious vehicle, who was right behind, bad te gua his auto to get cut of tha way ao that ho had to go straight across Lerma. The underaignad noted aa he made tha sudden tarn inte Mississippi that the other vrahicle signed, was backing up toward Mivaiasippl. tha area of action once more, poured the coal into the ald Green Hornet and loft the area. signed then want to tha Polanco Dowling Alley ingtead of home, bowled for approximately aa hour and then raturved at 2300 hours to inspect The area van compilately {roe of any braked as soon as he passed Miaaisatppi and, it seemed to the undere At this point the undersigned The oudere parked autos. The undarsigned craited aretod the area for approximately 35 minutes but could not spot either one of the two Flata. ° Conclusions: {a) As previcuoly stated, there may have been nothing to thia incident, and perhaps the autes in question were morely the joy set-up lenked suspicious cars looking for customers, jut at any, rate ihe therefers the undaralignad did not acrvice the safehouse in quastion. (b) Douglas NISLEY reported to the undersigned that Ais Rs records that a snspected Polish titellipeoce agent, Josef DEJ, reaided | f at Hudson Ji, twe doers dowe fun Uw LINLUCH gafebouss, lt is @ i posaible that the wi veillazee inay have been on DEJ and that the andere Pee signed biuadered into an unpleasant aituatloen, fee (c} LINLUCK reported on 14 Novernber 1961 that it was _ possible that be wad under gurveilisnes and rt 1a poscthie that hs wap i.” follewad to the safehousra, | vote _ TR — ana (es - ane bane ewes) SEGRE [Eade | RE | Dea mew cereale EEA PO eee etc wehrmerece ed | 14.90000 1 UT a OE Vere tt ex setae ecmamnesee er “San “rar Pr Oe CONTRA OF ' 8 mt 88 eR PA TIALS TF ans oe emmy ne eS ra Te . PVEMA oT meacaren | eh i JEVEMA © LED Francis RB. HEGARTY, the roguiar cage cffice: bandling LEN LUCK made the following comments pertinent te FORT YUNE 's report of pesaible surveillance: "Ga 22 November, HEGARTY sisited-safehouse at Rio Hudson to remere the typewriter and paper anc interm the maid ir churge that ho tetanded to leave the apartment on the failewing day and alga to arrungs for the payment of the light Bil which ves due, After arranging thaao matters, HEGARTY left the eatehovee and parposeiy toak a circuitous route to his car, which had been parked inure than a block away on anothar street, HEGARTY turned two cornars and crosped two stracts and detected au individual, Mexican to appearance. approximately six feet tall, 170 Jbs., brown hair, ruddy cornplexion, woaring a tag oult aud open sport shirt, and carrying a manila folder ix bis left hand, walking about 30 fost behiad him, PEGARTY walked past bla car and rarned a third corner and walked rapidiy to the middle af the block and then turned in bia tracks, When HEGARTY reached the last corner he had turned he almost ran inte the individual deecribed above. Tho wan opmmed his eyes wide, hesitated in mid-xtride, but thea hept on watking in the direction he had been going, HEGARTY walked to his cay and after making aura that the iudividual did sot turn back, irrunedistely left che grea." HEGARTY cectaic tut the salehouse at Ro Hiudsoa waa cot unday survelllance up antl ID Novembar, the laat Lime he wistied Ut previously, and thet the surveiilaace is an tho heuss and 80% os Riemaslf, Station Comment; See 2a (Canciuslone) abova, Ina later chack of this area by HEGARTY, ha could detect no surveillance alther stationary ax crevieg. SHOQUIST, however. Instructed him to act a now safshouso dar LINLUCK meetings immediately following Ala 22 Nuvamber raport and for neither ha nor LINLUCK to go near the Rin Hudson aafehouca agala, C. Asdrew F. MERTON, 1 Juse 19e2 "On l June 1962, while leaving a meeting with LITAD-1]; 1 detectad what could bave been a possible surveillance. The mosting was la the Cafe Blancs on Juares Aveane, between Lafragua Street aad the Cabillisn Mosumont. Upem Iraviag the moeting. te which I had arrived “cleaa’t 9 tha best af my knowledge, | noted a pecullar dash of exprossian In the face of a tall, young. carkehaired man apparently waiting in tha éearway for something. I bad leit the meeting flral. leaving LITAUel to pay the check. Upon noting the exure aston { hed a hunch that something may might be going en. Vtarned riant our of the deor of the cafe and walked the short distance to the corner of Juares and Rete: ma, doubling aroucd che coruer to the right. This fet me en the marth aida of Reforma heeded weet in which direction | walked about a block. Two good-looking girla gacsed mea haaded guuth, acd obsery ing a gond ald Latin custom, { noted that { euddenly swivaled ray head to watch tbem from the raar. wey tall, darkehuired young man Ae he nutad thas l could asa kis be suddenly turued right in wae behind me. tu a ature which eolls roof water tanks, Toe -EMBRAT 97 co ee a aged sen 1 “7 - —+ 3 - a+: a ete | roy i oe ee ed 14-00000 Sq TEA LATIOR OF : oy : i OPATCH Stile Te eA lee a | a fairiy obvinua waneiyer, or uw 1 toparre of Westen ite sas toaarde the fxtansy bat at a very alaw pao ffs ftas interest ip ‘he snow wiwtows, A fas minutes ister ay Fr tcte’ Uatami me brtasiy walking towards Referma ant la Fragse. vbton tatrer Creat ne feocsed, esanivally Surpdog Jer and ervssing the Refurmes itesal Poaptoa GLEtL® axcitar-surveillanee nynelf bat aay Jost tha munjgeat we tleap peared saaewnere doen Avenida H Roraloa. Ry Peorveliiant™ was ava Gee KO years cis. dark tan akia, youth- ful lacing, weli-dreosmd in a dark coutt and alightiy nervous in hig antians. While the whole matter oouli be acite idence, bis acti in wmaring into the stere, mt Juet turning tn ps if angvasest “m Legitimate tusinesd, sade De guspect hie all ths more. If ne were reatiy a owirvatilant, he must hava ? been on LITAU-} rather than mysalf, since the Station had been alerted as to poasible survellianca and I wae enecking mysell®, D, Jarauy L, NIARCOS. Jereay L. NIARCOA reported # .xetime in May, 1962 that he hud spotted what definitely seamed Like » om9-man ourvellianse on hia, Since he io presently an home leave the gutaiasiun of a detalled regert om the dneident will be dererred until his return to duty, : B, Arnold FP. AREHART/LTERVOY "on Priday 15 June 1962, at approzimately O930, the eanctarge notieed two sen stamting on Une, corer sf Tonela and Cl-thushua, who seoned te have an mousnal Interest in tha agiivity of tbe L,P, ‘Thay ware oteodlog diresily ancoss the atreay fre the LP, Ges of the men was Cali and thin rith 4 qmuatache, weal ifessed and eaupeared to ba about 30 or J yeara of ane. The utner wan o Bhere fal man end rore a ebite ehirt’ coat of the Varacrug Lyye ark appearml to be aroun) SG yeara of age, They stom an tha ager of Tonala sini Chihaatris for about an hour abd wcqist a grest dzal of interest in the activity of our baliding, Around 1050 hours the tall sen Left ol Later returned in a LoS Fiat mel 1Ma), with a breein body and a Petet top with Btatelet Plates mater 21-73-%. Both of these wan then or rece te observa gar installation from the car, ant fran tiae to liane appeared ty le makitg Roles on the emdaya and goings of the installation, #5 weld as asking notes on Wie vata ugsd by the parsounel of Une LP, At atsalt iy) luauts AABMART Left, ths Le. t exka a poonda call and ta see Lf anyaiteapt mesic be maia to fallow eny ane Jeaving the tutidina, No abtenp! wes mate be fulluw AREUARP. however, ats actions were obaervei from ‘ne car Lineiss the rear view wirsar, Upwa AmSuART's return to the bublding tt sas ust iced that the men appearad to be waking ootea in a mall nate lwak Ninabiy, apousd 2350 tha tall can é@rove off in the @ar wet the Catone towk up a new position, about 5G to TED feet down tha bleek on Chifuahna were 13 acatid observe Ure front door of the LF, Aroure! isG0 when the fires shift wag lesvins, LYENTOY 18 lef te go to dunch and wad followed dum Chilviana. On spobiang te muvel Liangs he psturned to the offlee, Just ap he raturned toa bhe offiee LYENTOY & i: yetumed to tha office amt wah told uf the tuekdent. LIENVOY @ and Lranvorik . wied to his Cwreay if dmuodiately sppreashed the fat man (eis nad plad rete pontiion), end asked him to explats hin actlon of the day, ‘They also asked his to tdentizy himself, He ah aed them o driver's liesaua vite abe nase HARTIANO VERA (ONQLED. Thte informabion waa aheobod at the : : Departaeat of Traffie end fused to te tha licenge of anothers person, At “ thia tise it was deolded to autablish « Atak® mt at the Traffic Departaent in order to dineover etd identity any me whe eight shoe an investi te the names and atdrarses of the care asec Ly oar Lnstellatian, On the 16th of Jone, Watt "O° (vletor) infersed Liu? 2 chat avousd 130) Boure an ola tr friend of ble, Gutllsmms MAT. SAN icc, who wav an agent ef the Secret Serviae nf the Pnitan Haadimoriens Roaed ip and ante the? he wee locking for a Bister eREVU day ormar ye oite hi, Geert information amat th? oar of a cay with Dintrigt Plates 7ea (LteM 3: <j. Victor susggevted that they epeck the Siles foc the infersietion, Hesevsr, the Unformotian was nob availehis. During their ecuversalt o mibigereo HJREI miated that be worked a5 a guperzisor oT tne mad(cas oters as of the Central Pesartaat an’ shred Vietow bla erstaitiais strise Ly fr, Saldana C4sza FILA I. Ha aly sald that pe nad anwker ta at the Health bepariasst, Baile they vera talaing, another agent parse? PY amd asked MISLY ts give haa vate ores 7 th rr - Sele Bn ne BT et tL i Fact nd } { eg te. t wen PL Jean it 14-0000 a tenet (nectar mth" oe j CONTAC ANON OF , oy ‘ Ses axa atcn : 1 acer ne ete nein na emer eee eee teen, Be penegmnemumnn me cenanr, reeanis te Cor mot Menges BAAD Sb” Ce cefore Be Erect waiters WIS. Leo tyemp tas er win eat ty ~ se a eRe at teat Wel UN ENTUD. wiret aig is +- mete 7 bat ical tac. NENTO LRU ATA oar Te aa tives te, Saat bey : . qafareatian to Iv. MLVARSS AMPIS IT A ures Tbe wh te \ nme Sorter etlerpis to phact at Tasietret ty anger sartreasience ahnat The a'iacpias cen wpewetiiance of (or itah seu fare rosa moticrs \ a trae operation art dieo navel or a texte Ava: who bal bean traineai in ourveilianse. Bost Ag Fe aD enya be read amet daca aw cariaiciy was mt sarried xt Oy any cae LIENVOY Dagthuuse or perenisel oan bo ¥ Acs (Noten Any survet lance essary. by Cd to LITRMR.) of : : haniled, should this te fount net : 3, Station Comvsents! Toa Staite: ta unable ty make ary definitive conclusions relative tw uhe repsrted sevell lance ineatents Jeserited . above, [i fa not the Station's tuicatinn te. atuimize the eamiousness ‘ : of opposition aurveiiiance eftenpts: pevertheless, Li has eos Yee possible : bo arrive at any substantive deabeiom eauverting whieh poliee oF intelligence . . service ia interested in the eettions of Station Case officers, Sased only on Ube abowe information, the Sestiog. in fact, fannst be Fire that Station ayeettleance in HAY, Ft is antirely i offisers’ are the aly targeta ar \ posaicls that other QOACID aaplorses bas® jeen wrier sures; lance, tut ' pesenge of a lack of ewaranass at Ue. prvedliqative tackini ges bays sot : eheerved such aéticns. AQL Casa officers url eperational parscanel have , pean alertal to watab Par avi b> optogey cpiove LLlance als aap ea mals ‘ agains? thea. Heatquarcers wild aiefsom oraaptly shai th Seatiaa be able tw derives any pay pertatitera ta ine ahaee AP any future duciderts af heat) ca Hiklara ¢, QHTEs Disiviteetioany 3 - aD }R - Chief, KUTEEX Z~ Pilea eee acinieeetetahtvrininttainteesemnesnne ein. eneenmemeenien emate . a Lo, i MEA RT RE ON METRE MT OE a, MS eR 14-0000 ‘ iF ERs nay seca ; Sho gle raat | 4 Possioun fey ture ta ENCOYNTERED IN SEAN Oy Liles SARE Hoes LESEors BD oot POsssars Fasrns Ayres . (two Fiat) eeu t Par ce AVSUS & + Fo_ryurk pyro Me. weet FATH CF Petrus ute Oooe! Feat Fan! ce. pacity H ' , . | | J ieen ; wordt) ns a comer = ream “es : nie *, : Rad oe ; eee | us | j “ cone eh ae A OMORTE DTS He , OWHIO YVOHITAW ee + a P a HO—_> “hat w RNS Sf teal é— AUN BNO S¥aeay {Ava a0 =F) wae ee eS * (iSia ny witan avert ees Gee me | na q | WS CH | uy en Ton Cl toa 74 ARETE Ae wy 14-0000 a ° , FE ‘ . Lre z x envy [bp a _ a mania SS 8 604 : ; 7a . i Shak SS oe CTT F "4g 0 DIRECTOR fo ween td ES : , a FE “S EROM 1 FEXICG CiTy as ah phar 62 FE : . . fe geTion: CAH 5 (eR UTTER wa Bey ecottrg at | ' 15° ert i INFO: OCI, COP, Ad2°, C/ok, C/E: 2, Gi a, Ofer 4. CPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE 3 c/Trw §, €/05 2, $/C 2 L. . : nt & , IN 19323 @IM DIR CITE NEXT 125 twetitem ae Be 2 tL REBAT/IMPOOL es a . 1 ;- : o 2. ; ; WLEITENUOR ALTOS L200 Lao Gh ga JUNE. THIS APTER ATION VLTH AUQASSADON I. 0... SUCH VISTT coop IDEA. Peat ees try tk tees sae ¢ ' aot 3 @o CunTiIs FOLULCVIa LIne Sligccl. Gu REP a? EX EXPAESSING TO 3 . : LITENSOR KUBARY AUD AUDASS# of, 12 Js (8 FOL FLEPAMATIONS AND ; cht ee en a te are int nate oOo . Be as. un a loa - 4 MUCH WORX EE PUTTING EnTa PLaug io US CPLoEAL WIlrt SUCCESS. : se Lifenset EXPRESSED THM $0. LagSrinG aug THEM Sala "PLEASE ASSURE GPIds SAL PERS AY VIAL. 2 LIIP frat TUERE FELl BE NO PROBLEM. : TELL HIN I PERSONALLY SL LLDY As yittes IN MEXICO Sky T PERS CasLs. 2 7 ADD SLL ECAUYTTONS © ‘say TO HIN THAT RIS DAPETY In 1° ¥ 1 a ; : oo 14-0000 teenage revert ore me VOCS a KE COULD NOT . 1 » Ae LITENSOR TREN cary Cun REPEAT NOT CALL IN CVTET ALO CUBAN AUDASISGCS AND WARN THEM . ; ‘ . i WITHOUT DECLARING THE PERSOSAD Gan CAATAL. WHEN CURTIS SAIO, : 2 THIS WCULD MAKE OUR WORK MUCH EASIER LITENSSR LAUSHED HEARTILY i > 1 x 1 \ BUT SAID NOTHING IN REPLY. “SNE VEY ANNOYED AT LD CURTIS “OFF 2 ‘5. LITENSOR TO! STUPIDITY OF CUBANS BECAUSE: Ae THEY STUPIOLY SENT SUAS ROSA NU. 2 SUAT PAion To GPIDEAL VISIT} AND Be PRENSA LATINA INTERFERING Ga 270026 ACTIV . 5) ; (NOTES THIS FROM LIENVO?). . et 1 Se CURTIS INTENDS PURSUE PSENSA LATicA MATTER AND HOPES GET a , LITENSOR CLOSE OFFICE In MEXrICo. C/S COMMENT: Ia view of indications uf Soviet/Cuban involvement in plans against GPIDEAL (4), Headquarters suggested COS consider meeting LITENSOR (2) sogardiag the safaty of GPIOEAL (4). OS : Lee : « ,-. REPROOUCTION BY OTHER Txan iSSuisc CFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, o- -O. ce Sas »y 14-0000 THAPAICH SSSR ANSE NO HMMA ~ 19233 30-0-75/4 3 Pala} si EUs 8 fer CSN 4343 FROM my June 1962 RE: “43.3” ~ (CHECK “Xx” ONE} oan MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN 8 JUDGED BY QUAURIED HQ. DESK ONLY Chiet of Sution, Mexico City suBiECT © Mtondily Activities Report oa Project LIENVOY ACTION EQUHED For your information REFERENCES} . The following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month of May 1962: A, Target Lines ~ 20-30-13 Gral Lazaro Cardenas (Out of Order) 24-18-18 Lic, Braulio Maldonade (Out of Order) 20-83-46" Gral Lazaro Cardenas (Out of Order) 21-81-32 Lic Solorzano 40-12-70 Cc. T.A.L, 11-42-48 Ing Jorge L, Tamayo (Out of Order) 28-79-67 Ramon Cesar Cuenca -” 15-60-55 Soviet Embassy oo _ Git, 45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquelros pote Fe te ot 21-11-01 Revista Politica (Marcue) pe 14-42-37 Cuban Embassy Pe a = 45-61-81 Chechoslovakian Embassy icy : 14-92-14 Cuban Embassy | 4 24-61-75 Ing, Jorge L, Tamayo |. ; : 46-64-24 = DELS. ‘aan coi 46-11-30 D.F.S. WPARO Lo 15-12-64 Soviet Embassy 25-07-95 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order) 13-21-14 Franc isco Galindo Ochoa 46-60-16 Prensa Latina 13-33-37 Ricardo J, Zebada 15-61-55. Soviet Embassy 43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (Out of Order) 25-09-14 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order) 11-16-45 Lic, Ignacio Acosta 15-61-07 Soviet Embassy 45-61-80 Chechoslovakian Embassy 11-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out-of Order) 10-29-69 Movimiento Liberacion Nacional ; . 14-13-26 Cuban Embassy Remeved trom Prasect, AO ACE cs Chossttteat ions 96 -6- 7543 . 23-/99f9 B, Material Processed Jop ¢ 73 Box:__.29 Fold:_@ lu May, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 152 pages of daily resumes, 47 tapes from three Czech lines and 93.tapes from four Soviet lines, The Spanish transcriptions of the tapes from the Soviet lines Were aiso provided, In addition, 6O iranscriplivus were provided frou dic Cubaa lines, The Station also received 22 other pieces of material from the LP. C. Exploitation of Material An exaniple of the LIENVOY coverage was the long distance call rrom Habaug pdicating thata high-level funectionary of the Cuban Government AN: REVKDUS EDITION PACE NO . OE 53 BEAAGES MMS nee (aot aR ga AND 94-27 7 wee TM ATE OHDOUETE CLASECATION SPT Soke Oe + woo -e- 15/3 14-0000 CONTINUATION OF . _ DISPATCH ; (CESS passe? - 1550 + Toe aN "HMALA- 19233 rage SAP was ill, (See MEXL 0822. i7 May 1962), D, Liaison During the pericd under review the Chief of Stacion maintained te regular contact with LIELEGANT and other individuals comected with the Project. E, Security There were no evident security problems for the month of May. F. Technical _ - As usual, the equipment in the LP was checked and cleaned, However, during the month several of the lines were out of order, The Cuban Embassy was apparently still working on its telephonic system withia the building, Othe lines which were out of order were probably due to the inherent problems of the telephone company. G. Personnel There was no change in the personnel for the month and it kept the same schedule of work as reported for April, H, Production During May, LIENVOY produced the forty-five (45) positive intel- ligence reports indicated ia the attachment and the usual volume of CI/CE personality and operational material, eilhond (eats 18 June 1962 Attachment: As stated above, Distribution: 23-* WHD w/att 2 - Files + = wanda Norge ODO ~ egg SRF | _ — pee 7 sin a naa ~ SESREL See VL leer = aT “TWO ~ — sian a ee : as | 14-0000 LIENVOY PRODUCTION FOR MAY 1962 MEXI 0690 (HMM 6354) MEXI 0700 (HMM 6360) MEXI 0705 MEXI 0724 (HMM 6366) MEX 0725 (HMM 6365) MEXI 0737 (HMM 6371) MEX1 0739 MEXI 0745 (IIMM 6376) MEXI 0748 (HMM 6377) MEXI 0785 (HMM 6385 MEXI 0789 (HMM 6388) MEXI 0795 (HMM 6380) MEXI 0SCO MEXI 0819 (HMM 6394) MEXI 0822 MEX 0330 (HMM 6401) MEXI 0831 (HMM 6-400) MEXL 0836 (HMM 6-404) MEXI 0849 (HMM 6407) MEXI 0868 (HMM 6-409) MEXI 0876 (HMM 6414) MEXI 0903 MEXI 0933 (HMM 6428) MEXL 0954 (HMM _ 6431) 24 G07 Mair TIGA HMMA 19068 HMMA 19072 ‘HMMA 19091 HMMA 19098 HMMA 19100 HMMA [9104 HMMA 19107 HMMA 19111 { 1 HMM 6347 HMM 6348 HMM 6351 HMM 6361 HIMM 6362 HMM 6363 HMM 6372 HMM 6382 HMM 6383 HMM 6406 HMM 6408 LIMM 6412 HMM 6425 13 a ou na ANS MS DISPATCH EPs Mi HMINA- 19153 | pasate, 1O Chief. WH Division Ppa LeS ALE NO vs 4. Woe no . “ay RY Chief, KURIOT bg Sy 0 _ e of FROM . ares } a é Chief of Station, Mexico Cit “5 “S June 1962 et woenct ; as — (CK ontipP | LIENVOY Photos of LP NO INDEXING SS2VIREO ACHON REQUIED INDEXING CAN 38 JUDGED “e . BY QUALURED MQ CESK ONLY REFERENCES] RYBAT Transmitted herewith for the visual appreciation, infornzation, and retention of the addressees are photos of the LIENVOY LP. | ee Gee CURT 5 June 1962 Attachment: As stated above, Distribution: - WHD w/att 1 - KURIOT w/att 2 - Files Removed from Project Kad EER CS Classification: 7C -O- af Job g PS-4293/f7 Boxs_ A> Foldt_@ i diay ric » i nt ee wih 7 -o ee EORtA Cra, FCAT . ALE NO ior 53 SECRET AETEY Cae | 4307 , a | LF CONTNUED be---- 2 = —t ahi Son E EET a ee cnaieennmenneninenennnnmennnnnnmaneattt | >: shes eRe aefser Fe pe OS PECTIOOTITSSE SS tfisr- say qpefoag Mose peao a 299009 é fev Grnole —__ en ant — eee nay 7 We AS og ea Papy ea oefis la ~ nfs wis res a _ wis a / ©) &) te ctera w = ROUTING DATE Chub l, Pie) : ORECTOR FROM! ; SAIGON , action: FE 8 INFO ci/ops, Ci/IC 2, ws 7, S/C 2 DIAN INFO DIR CITE sala $792 Ww . us REF EXT 8956 CC Watc nt f)& ON OFF CHANCE THAT IN SPITE OF REF STEADMNAN SUCCEEDS IN LATCHING ON TO ALSARRAN AS KE PASSES THROUSH SAIGON, SUSGEST DJAK SSQVIDE NAME OF STATION OFFICER ‘ EVENTUALLY TO BE GIVEN TO ALBARRAN TO PASS ON CONTACT - AS NOTIONAL FRIEND OF STEADNAN, THIS VOULD SE DONE ONLY IF DEEMED DESIREASLE ASTER REETING THE MAN, END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: "LIELEGANT UNASLE CONTACT ALBARRAN PRIOR DEPARTURE. hod ut wa ——— | Steet ~ | enero REPRODUCTION $¥ OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITED. Cupy No. 14-0000 LARS ED MESSAGE 572 ; ae dale way fr TE a fess Sto ROVE? (OQ: DIRECTOR FROM > MEXICO CITY ACTION: FE Be NFO + 61/0PS, WH 7, S/O 2, cI/ic 2 SAIC ItiFO DIR DJA > ; : REFS A SAIG 9766 co Yoo riyed BMEXL 9526 ( gasas\ 1, LEELEGAUT URADLE COnN7acT ALGA PNIOR BEPARTURE. ALBARRAIL SAID TO NAVE LESY VENTIu APSUT fa Av, 2. LESELEGANT OCe5 VOY Row SOUL PLESOUALLY) STATION HAS ROTHiAs TG 4009 YO ALF Ge 3. EXCELSIOR GF 24 AL OUNCES ECT ALBARRAN BEING SINT RHDIWASTA AS ANLASL ASC, \ NNO OF MESSAGE c/s COMMENT: = SACTION UNG! CLICRMINCD AS ThOuGy IAGICATOR KOBIRD USED, *EQUER IED IF LIELEGAMT EVER GOT To A: GARRAN, ~> (Te) —s Jf, ot C4 one TER AA Arne: REPRO UT Tai 14-00000 wy ™ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 264 + ROUTING DIRECTOR FROM ; SAIGON MAY 31 13452 62 ACTION: FE 8 . INFO: Cl, CI/OPS, CI/IC 2, Ci/OA, FI, WH 7, S/C 2. 5 ROUTINE in 43751 WEXT INFO. DIR DJAk CITE SATS 9766 mY) PEF DJAK 7229 (“soz wt ° EAIG SE39 ( weap 1. GUTLLERNO CONTRERAS GAPCES, OFFICIAL OF RELATIONES EXTERIORES, ’ TS IY ATG ALLEGEDLY ON PLEASURE TRIP BUT ACTUALLY SOUNDING OUT COPULAPITY OF DIEM GOVERNEMENT AND GENERALLY LOCKING AROUND. ARRIVED ee MAY LEAVES ABOUT 3 JUNE D, ACCORDING TO CONTRERAS, ALBAPRAN IS NOW IN TOKYO BEING BRIEFED BY AMPASSADOR CASTROVALLE C¥NO UNTIL NOW ALSO ACCREDITED TO INDONESIA), PLANS ARRIVE IN SAIG FOR BRIEF STOPWER 6/78 JUNE, W 16796) - 2, DID LIELEGANT EVER GET TC ALRARRAN PER PARA 2 MEXY 2526 2] ENO OF MESSAGE CS COMMENT: *ODUNIT ATTACHE MEXI ADVISED ATTACHE HERE ON 23 MAY THAT MEXI AMBAt DESIGNATE TO |NDON LOPEZ WOULD DEPART SHORTLY TAKE UP POST. ‘ : i L a oY of . : 4 a . GAuuP I H r Exchided frac gatomattc ——SEGPER— Soangradigg and . , declasstticatien REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-0000 CAA SSIPCATION n - OISTATTH Se NAL ANU NO HMM-A~19105 Chief of Station, Mexicu City [__]_ MARKED FOR INDEXING ~ tom ; - LIeNVOY Tarvets ; NO INDEXING REQUIKLD ACTON REQUEED . - INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED for your information BY QUAUFIED HQ DESK ONLY REFERENCES) HMM-W-10,620 ‘1, An-error was made by the person preparing HMM-A-18,752 RYBAT-1833) or by the typist who chose the DFS list of taps in HMM-A-13,246) instead of the correct LIENVOY list of tarcets. 2. The only explanation available is that with a change of Case Officers (Malcolm Q. EDELAND departed to become COS, Tegucigalpa), on i and with the delay in writing monthly reports on LIENVOY and lack of . familiarity with the operation, the error was made--either by the drafting officer or by the typist. 3. This error will not occur again. 26 May 1962 DISTRIBUTION L-3* ivision 3-Files UtE FEES FOITION, CLASSIHCALON PEFLACES FOIMS ‘ DL SV 7ar Sr QHA-ANO 61-77 —P Vee ARE OBOLETE SECREE- 14-0000 : ‘ : t t t t . $ : ! . > ! { ‘ | i} a “DISPATCH [| -ererr be Se] 1 maze Fos iNDLXING 1 ed INDUS, RUQUIETO ONLY QUALIFILO ne , HEADQUARTERS OCSK | CAR IGOGE INDUTING Chief of Station, Faxigo City _ rope Chief, Wi Division SAeT LIENVOY Targots ACTAIN SEQURED REFERENCES ACTICH REQUIRED: Por paoregraph 3 REPERBICE t HBGU-18752, 23 March 1962 (RYBAR) "Referenced “aispatch listed the target ines for LIEEVOY for _ December 194] and Januory 1962. Your attentien is draum to the fact that ; the targets Mated coinclds exactly with the Met of IS teps furnicksd in WOU-102h6 dated 1 Decesber 2. Tho February 1962 LIENVOY target listing aleo furnished in refor~ encod dispatoh sppears. to be correctly labeled LIBIVOZ. 3 Your commnts on paragraph one above ara requested. : TH stribution; 8 i City BED OF DISPATCH DATE THFED Toare DISPAFCHED. | 47 MAY 1962 ’ = cans artentnce fo TO Dibra "ot S-MBO AND NUMBER i | | { ( 1.104 ‘ 2-104 \ HEAGXpJAKTERS FILE NUMBER Than alias » 52-6-15/3 BSBERET? O ORIGINATING . OFFICE - OreniceR TYPIST * A far 7 Pe Subjest. WH/3/Yexico C. 2. Bustoa-V, med /hifiark— | 5910 y_ornice sews | [and = al Ho RID/ A | f | GTROER § NAME AN “> 2 By wt . OFFICER § SIONS THRE -\ Pe tina ~o rel <r e oe == === == - -- Ae . a 8 - Rex S SE PREV OUS EPOTION are VATS FORM 0800 Are cM Mar Be SED a en ene 14.90000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ~~. SET ROUTING TO 8 DIRECTOR - FROM 4 NEXICO CITY apr 28 21432 62 ACTION: — C/TFW 2. (C/TFW COPY SLOTTED aT 1730 28 APR 62) INFO g = ODP, ADDP, C/CI, C/FI, C/wH 2, S/C 2 in 26974 =e PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 2669 RYBAT GYROSE PBRUMEN REF; DIR 06337 (ow + 2 6S39)% 3. LIERGO ADVISED COS ON NICHT OF 27 APRIL THAT LITENSOR HAD . WRITTEN PERSONAL LETTER TO PRESIDENT DORTICOS ASKING THAT URRUTIA BE GIVEN SAFE CONDUCT TO MEXICO. 2. LIERGO HAD ALREADY DISCUSSED THIS WITH LITENSOR PRIOR TO x 7, COs TALK WITH LIELEGANT, 3. LIERGC PLANS NOW TO TELL LITENSOR NORNING 2S APRIL OF COs REQUEST AND TO SUGGEST THAT LITENSOR SEND SECOND LETTER AS IMMEDIATE os FOLLOU+UP, 4. LITENSOR'S REQUESTS ARE FOR URRUTIA AND’ HIS FAMILY ONLY AND / . ; aa 4 : BO NOT INCLUDE OTHER ASYLEES IN MEXICAN EMBASSY IN CUBA. ; we: dg a J [erane | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. : , . . Veen et tae met cat cee eR 14.90000 maelInV. MLA YOoy IN 26978-> ast 2 5, BOTH LIERGO AND LIELEGANT PROMISE TO REPORT IMMELIATELY ON me REPLY FRON SORTICOS. 6. COS HAS NOT ADVISED AMBASSADOR OF ABOVE. SHOULD HE END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: *HQS HAS DISCUSSED PRCSLEM WITH ODACIO IN ATTEMPT ASSESS IMPACT iN EXILE COMMUNITIES PBPRIME, meray REPROXCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. TS RINE Steen emery ete ee eee wl wose Te aE OT tT te Loren gore iee 14-0000 oT j 1 cas pre) : ; FROM oo: MEXICO CITY ACTION; C/TFW 5 WFO «DDR, CoP, Cf/cr, c/Ft, C/wH 2, 3/¢ 2" Geaee a texts 3 aT DS 1 . on IN SEMICAN EMBASSY INCLUDES IS FONMER "PRESIDEN Te QUESTION LIELEGANT VOULS eee ‘eer ees PROUGHT ic iF VISHED GO U.S.A.? s eangs ft TO LATENS FPRESTGEN | Ae Ae ThE RO TUATION BY OFHER THAN Trt 3 ce esi ahh ae eee = prt Sobor: me Pa Wowk ee watteben Loke ZED Sit LIVENSOR SOLS TO LIPENSIR SUSCESTION, 3. COS RECON ICNDS HE BE AUTHORIZED St RUQUEST. CLASSIFIED #.ISSAGE ROUTINE IN-17042 MARCH SROUSHT UP ON 25 DELEGADT poreeerns) HABANA. RRUTIA LLZO. EXE Cy ins AND NAKE TOLD URRUYIA COULD GET UeSe VISA IF FIND OF MESSAGE SUING OFFICE 3S OHIITE Copy No. 26 Mareh 1962 PTPORANUUH FOR: Chief, Task Pcree bashlagten ATTENTION t Joba Caseotl SUBJECT : Feastbility cf Effectlag Releaca cf Nanuel URRUTIA, Exe-Frositent cf Cuba, relitical Sxils ia Kextcan Embasay, Havana 1, The HNexley City Station har tne capability of approaching LITSEG! (Iden A) and requesting hie to attempt to arrance for a aafe conduct pass for Subject, Tha asproach to LITHO? can ba wade threvgh three difZerent channels; LITS25/2, Civea 8), LAS Coaur (iden C), and LIEZSO (Ion 9), Abse, 2 direct approach by the COS te LITSBONU could prebably ba arranged £2 so desiral by Headquartara fer operational security ceasens. 2, No assesment on the auccess ef an asprosch of this type eaa be made because of the Nexlesn (nterest and pcsition ra Cuba, 3. If a deciofon is pate te attezp2 to obtain 6 safe conduct pasa Zoe Subject, Lt is recoseenced that tha CCS Maxico Clty de faforned in detail of Headquarters ainicuy and asxisus goals ao} that he be requested to reccmmend tha Lest channel to LITSWOR,. NES OP, BOLI Chief, #uy/3 Digtridution: Orig & 1 ~ Addressee 1 - LITENSO2 1 - Chrono 2 = Nold Pile i iW/Ifsexico:Ja@2eeves:nr/2555 (26 Mar 62) ~ ge ie | AN - i 14-0000 IDENTITIES. ————e Iden A = Presideat of Kexico Jden B = Minister of Interior Iden C = Special Adviser to Peesident Iden D ~ Minister of Social Security ACTION, C/EE 3 \** i. 28 FEB 6: \ DIRECTOR + MEXICO:CITY ‘DOP, COP, C/CA, C/FI 2, C/FI/SIG, C/10D 2, ¢/SR 4 yf: gore le » Cf z fei S, {10D 2, c/sR h, DIR INFO GNVA BERN CITE MEXI 9209 RYBAT 2RSKATE >, x pert pir 42379 @at 593/93) i. NAMES OF NEXI DELEGATION TO REF CONFERENCE NOT AVAILABLE AS YET. IT PROBABLE KOVEVER LUIS PADILLA NERVO, MEXI UN DELEG WHO NOW IN MEXT FOR PRIVATE GOVT CONSULTATION, (PRESUMABLY FOR ZRSKATE PREPARATIONS) WILL PARTICIPATE AS INFLUENTIAL MEMBER MEXI ZRSKATE 1N34469 GROUP. ‘a. FYIS MEXI PRESS 27 FEB PUBLISHED PRES LOPEZ MATEOS MESSAGE TO KRUSHCHEV RE MEXICAN POSITION AT REF CONFERENCE, CALLING FOR (A) PRELIMINARY, MEETING OF COUNTRY DELEGATES AND REPS8 (3) WITH BASIC ACCORD AND RESOLUTIONS REACHED IN CA) ABOVE, CONFERENCE - OF CHANCELLORS TO BE HELD FOR FINAL AGREEMENT AND RATIFICATIONs END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: * HQS REQUESTED IMMEDIATE REVIEW STA POTENTIAL AND ACTUAL ASSETS POSSIBLY ATTENDING 18 NATION D'LSARMAMENT CONF. GENEVA 14 MARCH 62, KUDOVE NEEDS PRECISE INFO CONCERNING STA ASSETS WITHIN DELEGATIONS. **ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR NYXIS USED, Aly” . . wv" | a : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Cony No, 14-0000 . "=. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE , OIRECTOR FROM 4 MEXICO cuy ACTION, ¢/TS0 2 . INFO. g COP, C/C1, C/FI 2, C/Fi/o &, cha 5: s/c 2e “DIR CITE MEX O148 (WARE ACTING) AQUATIC/LIERODE/MKTRAP , | - a 4a FAILURE OF AUDIO IN ONE SRT-9 AT LIERODE HAKES IMMEDIATE | MKTRAP INSTALLATION HIGHLY DESIRABLEs 2. LATEST INVESTIGATION REVEALS TARGET TELEPHONE IS ERICSSON NODEL DBJ 519-512 WITH DIAL IN BASE. , 3. INITIAL TESTS WITK MP-4 AND 4 LAYER DIODES INDICATE DEFINITE SUPERIORITY IN AUDIO QUALITY TO BASIC MKTRAP CIRCUITRY AND FEASIBILITY CONCEALMENT IN INSTRUMENT HANDLE. 4. LINE TO TARGET REPORTED BY GOOD AUTHORITY AS 2.7 MILES NUMBER 28 CABLE PAIR WITH SERIES CONNECTION AT CENTRALs PLAN | INITIAL PHASE OF INSTRUMENT INSTALLATION AND LP EQUIPMENT TESTS USING ‘LIFEATs 5. IN VIEW POSSIBLE REQUIRENENT FOR SHORTER LINE LENGTH AND QUESTION OF SECURITY OF SERIES CONNECTION OVER EXTENDED PERIOD AT CENTRAL OFFICE, STATION CONSIDERING USE LIENVOY _ _ ——. ENGINEER AFTER INITIAL PHASE FOR CABLE SPLICE TO SHORTEN LINE TO 1000 FEET. THIS WOULD REVEAL LOCATION PRESENT LIERODE BASE TO | LIENVOY BUT WOULD NOT NECESSARILY REVEAL TECHNIQUE. STATION, i! NOT LIENVOY, WOULD CONTROL BASE AND PRODUCTION. , ; ’ 6, REQUEST Has COMMENTS ee ee _ ~ . Senp ba REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. 14-0000 ROUTING TO FROM 6 - ACTION 5 . INFO 5 Aw USE LIENVOY AS DESCRIBED. Be USE OF MP-4 WITH 4-LAYER DIODEs 7s STATION RECOMMENDS APPROVAL PARA 6 DUE IMPORTANCE TARGET PLUS FACT INSTALLATION MAY HELP CONTRIBUTE KUTUBE/D REQUIREMENTS. END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: "DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE TO RYEAT CABLES. Hits REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THe ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, . Copy No. oes ~~ « s an ‘ rs 14-0000 ft - - oo ’ ome aren ee . ee bye cee ee erent ne = og _DaTe 16 FEB 62 ‘FO 4 DIRECTOR civ FROM « (AEX a oe pons Kepan 5) og cd “INFO 8. corr CA, c/cl, c/et/ic 2, C/Fi 2, C/BELL 5, 6/100 2 s/¢ 2 aaa DIR CITE MEXI- 9125 oO RYBAT = oo 7 1. COS, AT AMBASSADOR'S REQUEST, SAID TO LIELEGANT, LIERGO "AND TO LEENVOY/1 THAT AMBASSADOR CONSIDERED FONHIN MANUEL TELLO SPEECH. AT PUNTA DEL ESTE (SAYING MARXISM LENINISM INCOMPATIBLE WITH WESTERN HEMISPHERE) WAS A "GOOD STEP FOR MEXICO". COS SAID, HOWEVER, THAT DEEDS NOW NEEDED TO SHOW MEXICANS ARE WILLING TO TAKE ANTI-COMMUNIST, ANTI-CASTRO STANDs 2. .ON 15 FEBRUARY LIELEGANT AND LIENVOY/1 REPORTED (SEPARATELY) FOLLOWINGS As PRESIDENT ADOLFO LOPEZ MATEOS HAS CANCELLED THE "INTENDED GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY TO "SIEMPRE® TO ALLOW FERNANDO BENITEZ ". (COMMUNIST WHO FIRED FROM *NOVEDADES” NEWSPAPER) TO CONTINUE “WRITE SUPPLEMENT ON CULTURE IN NEXICO. (NOTES IF TRUE THAT THIS” “INTENDED SUBSIDY CANCELLED PROBADLY PARTIALLY DUE TO FACT THAT LATEST ISSUE COMMUNIST MAGAZINE "POLITICA" ATTACKED PRESIDENT AND” "BENITEZ IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTOR.) B. ALONSO AGUILAR MONTEVERDE, LEADING MEXICAN wanxtery HEAD “OF MOVIMIENTO DE LIBERACICN NACIONAL, : . HAS BEEN FIRED ‘FROM HIS” Ye cee ee ene ee ee eee _ T.tal ee ler i ] REPRODUCTION bY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, ‘ Copy No, Mae mamateee ee 14-00000 j # es co we me eee wate [USES “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE IN 26751) MEXI 0125" GOVERNHENT JOB IN TREASURY «: C. VICTOR MANUEL VILLASENOR, MARXIST HEAD OF GOVERNMENT - eo DIESEL NACIONAL BEING FIRED. 34, THE ABOVE CITED AS "DEEDS" ‘BY BOTH SOURCES. 4s “LIENVOY/1 FURTRER REPORTED THAT NEXICO WILL BREAK RELATIONS WITH CUBA AND NOW ONLY NEEDS "INCIDENT". LIENVOY/1 SAID HUMBERTO ROMERO (SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT) SAID PRESIDENT SERIOUSLY CONSIDERING INC IDENT® SHOWING CUBAN EMBASSY INVOLVED WITH RAILWAY WORKER'S UN ON AND DECLARING "SOME CUBAN OFFICIALS PERSONAE NON GRATA® "AND THEN BREAKING "DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS» a 2 5, ABOVE REPORTED TO AMBASSADOR ORALLY. be WILL CABLE DEVELOPMENTS, Se eee ee nee ter pn a energies + wae tometer eee - eee Te —* END OF MESSAGE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. A ee ee eee Ce eee 14-0000 { RAT OW - peeaicat D0 ANG NOL ‘ DISPATCH - , “SURE eBAT | insaaa~18572 rare en a a a rr en cera at : e Brvaio atars ees opmta Secs oan ty (Maxxiot) Pranciseo BARRERA Veldso ond, ag eon bo sesaeag |: + fo imer firet page, approved by the Tazthock Commission ef the Misiotry f Tawcation seas tarfbock ln boylaing occas osayeas | Sa Mextess pabils sebosis, m apo ey > Hotes: 1. The hock is pure Marziem. Pages 19, 43, 44 and commy eahero dlotiactly praice Marnism and condema capitalisns ead enplinlias countries (particalerty Bagland, tha UG AL. ané Pecase). - ae a, Ales sttachsd ts is a copy of ea wack ntl fa 0 teak, vy Ak. sida bok ond ita Moezice eoateate haa Seun eed 29 tho . attention af LSTENSOR, LIE RGO and athere by CON. Ye date, Esaever, + ws epgsarel al this textins’ bas ae boas Giikisss ax: Sond > vstiaeoht ay a: aa . £ ine gos t ren on BENT CSR RNS EE ET TES te R “Gaia, Seoqertar do Acserica”, ‘ wetton by (itarsiat) Ranca Barea'** BAMIRED Gemss, wha to ong of tho raoai impertans pectecoane ef. a exananeics fa the Scheal of Keansmica at the Usivereidad Hacional . aAstenmaa é6 Mexteo (U.N. A.M). This boat, which ig peya Morreiet, | pecises Castro's Ceba, Communies China end barniom end etadacee te U.S.A. This beak waa pebilshed oMiclatty ty tha Motions) Batesrstsy of Rtewico ta 1951 aed tg used im ths Eckool af Eeaseaice there. : a Bgto; Rewon RAMIREZ Gomes waa one ef tha pecteoensa | primarily reoponsitle fer aspailiag Lads Pelfpa COZLLG Ktacizg ant Coillerme VELEZ Pelayo from the U.N. A.M, boeauas they tack pus3 ” $& emtieCastra, acti-Commemist activities on 346 Paiy 1963 ison EESMAs 27925 aad HMMA-18407), _ a, Another testbeak which is sdacniot eud whieh baa been dee exhfaat of | ssanbdarable publicity recently ta “La Uaidad da Srabajoy Retedio’* By | fiers O. CARDOUREL, Prefsseer at tha Eosasla Nogenl do Mamene, Ocha, S$. Tio book wao ese of tho igeues Mae proveted a amen derecastvation’ °C qgaise oq Lcftist poltelas of Covyrnor Eévards LIV AS Villegazs eS Have faa 3. Bwill ba recalled thst'en the eventag of 34 Joanazy 382 Themes As” : j : BRET sequected copies of the two (2) tratocke Meted ia parauresh 1, ahees. 4 ‘Sram TOS, Ho wished to emaetior noing Hata Si proscsinshnes tok CRATERS sect fa) pooedhty te segtaia Sapatere and Cesypraeemen. =~ weuerd C, Castle‘. ss A&tneheise - at 9 Sebreary 1942 | MexBatiee: Je Hoa wiatta: 4 o Files Acar emenets ee ae ecenkeeent aT SEE RAG 14-0000 — = _SENOER SHECK CLASSIFIC =—- IN ToT*ANOD SOTTOW ‘CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP DIRECT REPLY {PRP URE REPLY OISPATCH i . ¢ WHENDATION CONCURRENCE INFORMATICN j SSMATYAE Remarks: 2-3: in accerdance with voor tenversarics with the Nexican Desk, it is requested rhat you bring tre attached dispate’s te the atten- tion of tre Sieector, The iafermatica in th disraten and the attachments are fyrnished is restonse ta a request made >y tye’ Directer (see Parastagn 4), a Fit, RI LER eyes a UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL 7X SeaRYT Foam 89, 93 Replaces Been: M4 <a UAre@ 5s 7 which may te oak US COMM BARING FE IS 14-00000 _ SECRET . are. . . CA HEN FULLED IN) — - FEB. €0 eee een —————— * . . ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ~ no INSTRUCTIONS a PRIOR TO FILING TO: ACTION BRANCH : _ Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back ~ , flap and forward to RID. If file no. and title shown are not 2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it proper, insert proper file no. below records significant action taken or and forward documont ‘to RID/AN. comments requiring preservation. + PROPER FILE NO. __TO: ALL ADDRESSEES FILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. 1 APPROPRIATE ~ COMMENTS orricen@ ~ (MITIAQ® om ~ - ~ ~ con) r : ~ (a) ran) Va: +. : 1 Dare Ssheull Ave SC8n on t ' 7 t distr bution of 7005, A ~ —! 15. ~, eye THD Dos xb) if Wiis FILES. vires MPCURENT 15 RESTRICTEY TO aan ¥ -_ to? t . + FILE NUMBER .PRIMARY GODE> TRACE - ABSTRACT REQUEST ~~ eer INDEX | q Oats MICROFILMED DOCUMENF DATE DOCUMENT NUMGER ; HMMA = 18571 —— . H npn woe HOR SECRET | 14.90000 Peat Oo Oc SR > coe a eer enna sperms i OisPATCH is SECRET/RYBAT ore sega HALTS TERY AE Oy Ghuel, WH Division BAI ~ 9961, Para. 3 1. Attached isa copy of a long ceavorvation ebtained by. LIRRODE om 16 January 1962. . 2. The converastion is amoagst: Joos Antonio PORSUONDO Valdor, Cuban Ambassador; Berta PORTUONDO (his wife); Xiomara SANCHEZ. Robert (PORTUONDO's secretary) and a Manican visitor, The visitor -. pretends to be a student from the Isstitais Pelliecaice Nactesal The two women~=and. later PORTUONDO==accuse the Maxicau of boing - & provocateur; and PORTUONDO lectures hiza ea the Gains Exshagsy’s = policy af nom~intarvention in Maxics, . _ 3, On23 Jauuary 1962 LITALUS/2 roperted the wialt by ame MOTA (uarer~diva mouths), agent of the Direccion Federal de Seguridad (Dg), LIPALUS/2 ehowad tho case officer a copy of MOTA’s report wa Bis visit te the Cuban Embasey and bia courerastioa there, (Ths brs, according to LITALUG/2, do noi balisvs the rapert! } he oF 2G DERE ee et oe Fs a 4 A copy of the portion of ths mpe with tha (MOTa) emaiversntion was played for LITEMPO/2. He fouad it extremaly tatersdting and gaid the Cubas Ambaasadcr "protestad his banccence too anieh”, ~ 8. Wf Headqaartara approves (as requested ia refarence) a coy y ef tha attached will be given to LITEMPC/2 ior hin te "make poslie” as piaterial collected by him. This and the additional materials specified jn reference would, it is hoped, have sufiictent Lapact te cance ths Mexicans to break relations with Cubs. 25 Jonaary 1962 | Ssstri miidons 3-Has w/att | . 4-Fiuss — : . i als speed | d S - ; i YE sland tte | : : 4 a | aon ‘ecm SAIN PR Fr eed Ce eienll USE PRETO rN tN ee ANI Oa . BA ot FOS RHAACTS Kom t : : ere sae rc oe Sa SECHEDRYSAT He ‘ 2 I rn 14-0000 —___- L et = ee > 7 - . on a ad je nea) 2 : fo, eae 1/ ¢ i . Ns % iSPATCH | - 7 apne tye TRS “ aah “Ts aroun wr wie ares D ead tet ; SUURET, RYBAT pL aA BAWj4008 | De ees (AVS E Bas. i 1240p ARON Ee ee ae Chief, WH Diviaion eet on cin ee ae ; Galef of Sration, Mexico Cit 23 January 19f2 ta ala) ~ OOaen ON 2faln ERLE N BY GUALFED WO. tes OAT enc, for Hoadquartere information. a. MEXI-9353 b. DIR-35351 eo. MEXI-9913 a. MEXI<9714 \, Attached are copics af: a. Transcript of tha LIZRODE tape of 24 November 1961, This is an authentic tape and tvanscript. Tha tape was cent to Hoadquartsrs ith HMMA~18290; it was roturned to Mexico City Statics ex 15 January (#96 DIR-35291). - b. "Trangeript' of "IPN Studeat/Pertcosdo" conversation of 4 Oscember 1961". Note; A conversitios af alinost this coobext - genk place em 1] Dacembor 196] betweea an IFN atuden? aad Klomata SANCHEZ Robert (Pertuacde's sacretary). a. Gopy of a "photograph" of Tereza PROENZA Peony Cuituss) Attache, ino atudont riot of 12 Jaly 1968, d. A copy of s "page from a personal fs on Augel BGAN, (than) Director of Prensa Latina in Mexico City. This “page” ia dated 17 July 1964. o. A brisf summary oa Francisco DELGADO Gertia, Talsis ga authasiis case waich wes haadlod ty LITRMPO orginlestion aad this summary was promised meraly as & restteder, 3, Both the ups and traascript of 1.4, have sow bean ferniazed to as LIFEMPO/2. This is authentic. 3. Galy the "transcript" of 1.>. was given t LITSMPO/3, This, te was felt, had to be eanphied because the Ambassador gadis a cennmite - gaat canceralay PORTUONLO (Cubes Anbassasex ) porosrelly paying emudneis ot LP... Note: The real tape was ef Seeaveres toa Pete Seen Rigmara SANCHEZ Yabert (Portucnte’a gervetary} aed ae Fz Shai eS : No tape eulais for itlo) aad LITEMPO/2 will ta teld it haa heen erased Mao requests it. . EN a, The "phetegraph" af Terosa PROENZA Prova ta the & _ riet of LZ July 1960 (ceo Lc, + and the attached} laa meanings mads ty - ~ the cayable Statins photographer. A copy of this was given by Cott re | MFELIPO/2, 8, The “yege” from whe personal tile an Angel BOAN, then Divestay’ Pyeasa Lata, Mextce Ciy was put ines that Mile by this Setlom at ted time the fe was luraished (lor two hours ong might) by LIPIG. A copy - ef this "page" (ese 1.d. asd attached) was given wo LITEMPO/2. nae “sy AE RRS HON way BEALE Tatas 4 teh ud cred . CLASMAY ALCAN SECRET/RVSAT 14-0000 abet : . - ~y nerd 7 — Sn ee m0: eee ee Tres a yrag saad tt ! Pbapea ota dgg AS, “. ghee ry “ CON Trea NON OF DSPATON | SECRNTRYBAT ; en ENCE | nome mere &. The summary af the .ase of Francisco DELGALDS Garcia is: - anthantic and is a case af LITE FO/2'a organization haniled, . Y. Finally, LITEMPO,2 wae orally rerainded of tho material farninhed (personally) so LITRMPO,2 by Manxel VILLATANA Martizen, - Ais Attache, Cuban Embassy. who delectod, A bipe ef tha intervisw betwoan LITEMPO/? and VILLAFANA Martines was mads-—aad the Ssatica atill hag a copy. $. The Ambuseador wae allowed to believe that al} of the shove | material la authentic. , —_ : # - 9. The Ambassador hopes that this material which sow hus been | gown to LITENSOR by LITEMPO/2 will be helpful in cenvineing _ | Meaico that they should broak relation with Cuba. Tho Stattes Jecls . ? "that this epeperation in the cfiext to lreprcas LITENSOR and LITEMPO/R ~~ ¢ 1 + ‘efth these (watch were eald to bo “some exoraples") Mastrations f.....2..-+, . Quban interferesca in the interzal affairs of Moxieo was good political action for ODYOKE end with the Chic, opAcD. . Vy “aa “CRE - Me Attachmasts (3) 22 Jawuary 1902 Ristrikution: 3 = Maa w/art § » Fes : “ RO, Jt Seaeeetn pmmannaanl ameaenat fre eo sow cee GRAS |= ' fo ened é we nee en SECRET 'RYBAT ' 14-00000 ee SECKET 23 January 1962 If this Headquarters aad the Vepartwent cf State approve, the Chief cf Scaticn pleas to give to Minister c£ Goverascion Gustavo DLAZ Ordas: a, v. A tana cecerding of 4 long conversaticn of cue MOTA, 8 OPS agent, with Cuban Acbaseader TO UCM, hls secretary aad Mrs, TOLTUOHUO, OTA entered the Cuban Rebessy ca 1d Jam.ecy 1962, pretendlny to be 8 belltechmue studeat, Tho Cubana called HOTS a peovaccteur and loudly protestal thair lanccence, ndyfag they had not Latervenm! in Mexican internal affairs, (The Chie? c& Seation bas played this tape for DIAZ Ordaz, who renarkad, “They protvat too cuch,) é tane recording cf a conversation betuaen a grouy of Colosbiaga ravclutlcnarites aad Aubasgader YORMUOSLO, ia which the @¢ruer eafd an acued ingurrection had Already begua ia practice in Colombla, They said the Colesbiag revolution was a park of the Cuban and Mexican revolutioas aud asked for seulidarity aad eollaboratica cé 411 revoluticatries, roRTUCNLO aaid he would sead their report to ilaban’s so that Cube woulé bave pews of the aituation aad knew who thay ara, A faked copy of oO page Erww the personal File of Angel] S04K cf Preasa Latiua, who is now ta Cuba, serch Lin 14-0000 25 Jamary 1962 The following message has been recoived from Mexico Citys For King and Sayre fron Ambassador Mannt 1. As you knov, some veexs ago we became convinced that cnly chance of getting Mexico to "oreak ralations with Cuba would ba on basis Cuban intervention Mexican internal affairs, This of course was on agaiription two thirds Rio treaty vote could not bo obtained at Punta [el Leto, 2. With this objective in mind Dept and CAS authorized me to turn \ over materials describod in IN 12519 to appropriate Mexican official, I chose Gustavo DIAL Ordase - 3e Tidh Ordas hes informed CAS that he discussed this evidence with Lopas Hatens wo exressed surpriss and interest. We discount Lopes Mateca otatements because ao you know he has much better evidence of Cuban Enbassy intervantion which he keers strictly to himself and has nevor told Cabinet about. The evidence va turned over to DiAc Ordas has psychological immortance because President is now awara that DIA‘ Ordaz also knows part of tho story. Ha ean ever bo eure that OFaAd Orias will not use this to supeort hig oun “antiecommnint couvictions if a showlewn betwen tus Comidsa and antt-Cormies should occur in Mexico, &. DIAZ Ordas has asked ns through CAS whether I wxdd have any objection 4f the infermation wa furnished him were made public should an asprocriate occasion arise in the future. he said there vould be no mention of the U,5, Gevt and that Gobermacion vould preasnt the evidence 25 collected hy ite 5. I recommend that CAS and feot authorize me to inform DIAZ Ordas that we have no objection on the basis outlined by him. Season four my recemmend= ation ig that on the one hand ve lose little by blowing the microphone oneration sinca battery 1s cohedmMed to axpira Boon in any casc. We believe we are ina position where we can safely deny thet we had anything te do with placing mieroe phome. In this connection Disé Crdas obviously believes our story that vo pieked uo signal by routine disling of different frequencice and that microphone was presumably rlsced by Soviets to check on their satellites. un other hand affirmative answer to DIAZ Ordas will also inplicitly sugsest the vossibility that the time may come when wo ourselves might wish to mako this information Menweg Jona, 1 i 1 H i i 14.90000 PARE CEORET -2- publi¢, I can think of no better incentive to Lopes Mateon to break relations with Cuba than possibility Mexican public might eventually become aware of extent to which Mexico has tolerated Cuban intervention in spite of ita vaunted devotion to the doctrine of non-intervention. 6. Finally I wish to say that I realise all of these mansuvers involve some risk to U.S. but I believa reeurgence of Comzunist influence in last two months requires unusual counteraction on our part. 7. DIAZ Ordas has returned material to CAS for safe keeping and it ia now in our possession. He claims he made no copies and wa believe this probably true. cee ee _ a — 14-0000p Adana ante ok “053 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ' - pare + 25 JAN 62 ge SEeacy TO, DIRECTER. : | trom, MEXICO CITY ACTION’: C/wH TEMPO Copy SLOTTED o1ho, 25 JAN) Fo, 6OPe C/CA, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/BELL 5, 3/¢ 2 . JAN 25 05342 62 rt iN 17168 PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 9961. . eT SO . RYBAT_ _ REFS ASMEXI "9968 1G el v3ff ecu, '3 " HYMA=18498 vers i. RECOMMEND kas CONCUR IN AMBASSADOR MANN'S REQUEST IN REF Aw Pas wa 2. FOR HOS INTO HAVE AUTHENTIC LIERODE TAPE OF LONG CONVERSA» vue . . ‘ _ TION OF ONE NOTA, DFS AGENT WHO ENTERED CUBAN EMBASSY ON 18 JAN 62, » PRETENDED BE POLITECHNIC STUDENT, HAD LONG CONVERSATION WITH | ‘ ~ AMBASSADOR PORTUGNDO, HIS SECRETARY AND MRS PORTUONDO. CUBANS “CALLED MOTA PROVOCATEUR AND LOUDLY PROTESTED THEIR + IavoceNeE, NON- “INTERVENTION. IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS ¢ OF MEXICO, COPY OF THIS PLAYED FOR LITENPO/2 BY cos. LITENPO/2 SAID "THEY | "PROTEST TOO wcH®, - oe | : moms 7 aval SET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE {S PROHIBITED. " Cspy N "s CLASSIFIED Messace = MEXE & 71 in 17165 3. POUCRING COPY THIS TAPE TO heSe ‘. . se ve N . Ke a Hes AND ODACID APPROVE COS WILL GIVE LITENPO/2t~ whe arene As COPIES OF TWO AUTHENTIC _TAPES (ONE OF PARA ‘Two ABOVE AND “ COLOMBEAN TAFE OF REFERENCE BD Be copy OF PAGE FROM 4 PERSONAL FILE.OF ANGEL BOAN (WHO NOW | IN CUBA) FRON PRENSA LATINA’ 3s * STATION WORKING ON PROCURENENT: ADDITIONAL AUTHENTIC WATERIALS “IN PiRTECULAK, HOPE HAVE CONSUELO ESPERON, MEXICAN THIRTY “YEAR ‘EMPLOYEE CUSAN EMBASSY, INTERVIEWED BY LITENPO/2 PERSONALLY ESPERON HAS REPORTED (TO LITANIL/2) THAT MEXICAN STUDENTS BROUGHT ro CUBAN ENBASSY ‘FOR INDOCTRINATION AND IN SONE TALKS CUBAN “opFictaLs HAVE EVEN TALKED AGAINST MEXICAN GOVT. . 6s STATION WILL NOT RETURN PEGTO OF TERESA PROENZA (SEE REF - “B) TO LITEMPO/2. STATION WILL NOT REPEAT NOT GIVE ANY FAKED MATERIAL EXCEPT 3 B ABOVE, WITHOUT PRIOR HOS APPROVAL. END OF MESSAGE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. 14-0000p org ve Ge et a ~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE oR BATE iC 616 3H na ext “> 255 - pate. SQ JALAL 162 S ‘BKICO CITY . mys WE Filing ‘chert cme, From. CIRECTOR Mi, os Na C8 teed Vase Veins, — 4 a KL fe this copy a untoaied CONE: c/WH 5 . aa Sa TTT Branch copy Ged 29 anti cuted teh! RE totus ceberk ome. Xo ui cor, c/ct, cfr! 2, c/ecte 5, (kr a TO: MEXI PRIORITY io CITE OR 2B3R6 REF: “OXI 9952 (Ie 17139)# “HXI 9961 (17168) He RYBAT eo - i os PUK joe Ce* 1389 pte varsan0>y : FROM 2 MEXICO CITY CLASSIFIED MESSAGE rnp Sf. eit nl “on 76g: DIRECTOR _ NAN 25 ohegz 62 ACTION «C7 5_) {WH TEMPO COPY SLOTTED 0030, 25 JAN) "INFO : OCI, D p/oct, po/p, s/¢ 2 * 1417139 PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 9960 See en RYBAT 1 FOR GALBOND AND SAYRE FROM AMBASSADOR MANN? te. AS YOU KNOW, SOME WEEXS AGO WE BECAME CONVINCED THAT ONLY CHANCE OF GETTING MEXICO To BREAK RELATIONS WITH CUBA WOULD BE ON BASIS CUBAN INTERVENTION MEXICAN INTERNAL AFFAIRSe THIS OF COURSE WAS ON ASSUMPTION TYO TRIRDS RIO TREATY VOTE COULD NOT BE OSTAINED .AT PUNTA DEL ESTE. 9. WITH THIS OSJECTIVE IN MIND DEPT AND CAS AUTHORIZED ee To A SASS TURN OVER MATERIALS DESCRIBED IN MEXI 9835 TO APPROPRIATE REXICAN ‘ OFFICIAL. I CHOSE GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZs DIAZ ORDAZ HAS INFORMED CAS THAT HE DISCUSSED THIS SVIDENCE 3s WITIL LOPEZ MATEOS WHO EXPRESSED SURPRISE AND INTEREST» WE BIS= COUNT LOPEZ MATEOS STATEMENTS DECAUSE AS YOU KNOW HE HAS BUCH CE OF CUBAN EMBASSY INTERVENTION WHICH HE KEEPS TRE BETTER EVIDCN STRICTLY TO HINSELF AND HAS NEVER TOLD CABINET ABOUT. EVIDENCE WE TURNED OVER TO DIAZ ORDAZ HAS PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE BECAUSE PRESIDENT IS NOW AWARE THAT DIAZ ORDAZ ALSO KNOWS PaRT i. - OF THE STORY. HE CAN NEVER BE SURE THAT DIAZ ORDAZ WILL NOT USE | eee wk (1 i‘ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED. Copy i: 14-0000 AGE MEX! «960 in 17139 PAGE 2 RIS TO SUPPORT HIS OSN ANTI-COMMUNIST CONVICTIONS IF A SHOWDOWN “ BETVEEN THE COMMIES AND ANTI-COMMIES SHOULD OCCUR IN MEXICO. "he DIAZ ORDAZ HAS ASKED ME THROUGH CAS WHETHER J WOULD HAVE ANY “.- OBJECTION IF THE INFORMATION WE FURNISHED HIM WERE MADE PUBLIC SHOULD AN APPROPRIATE.OCCASION ARISE IN THE FUTURE. HE SAID THERE : _ WOULD BE NO-MENTION OF THE UsS. GOVT AND THAT GOBERNACION WOULD _— PRESENT THE EVIDENCE AS COLLECTED BY ITs , oe 9» I RECOMMEND THAT CAS AND DEPT AUTHORIZE ME TO INFORM DIAZ ORDAZ THAT WE HAVE NO OBJECTION ON THE BASIS OUTLINED BY HIMe REASON FOR MY RECOMMENDATION IS THAT ON THE ONE HAND WE LOSE LITTLE BY BLOWING THE MICROPHONE OPERATICN SINCE BATTERY 1S SCHEDULED TO EXPIRE SOON IN ANY CASE. WE BELIEVE WE ARE IN A POSITION WHERE WE CAN SAFELY DERY THAT WE HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH PLACING MICRO= PHONE. IN THIS CONNECTION DIAZ ORDAZ OBVIOUSLY BELIEVES OUR STORY THAT WE PICKED UP SIGNAL BY ROUTINE DIALING OF DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES AND THAT MICROPHONE WAS PRESUMABLY PLACED BY SOVIETS TO CHECK ON THEIR SATELLITES. ON OTHER HAND AFFIRMATIVE ANSWER TO DIAZ ORDA2 WILL ALSO IMPLICITLY SUGGEST THE POSSIDILITY THAT THE TIME MAY COME WHEN WE OURSELVES MIGHT WISH TO MAKE THIS INFORMATION PUBLICs I CAN THINK OF NO BETTER INCENTIVE TO LOPEZ MATEOS TO BREAK RELATIONS WITH CUBA THAN POSSIBILITY NEXICAN PUBLIC HIGHT EVENTUALLY BECOME AWARE OF EXTENT TO LICH MEXICO MAS TOLERATED CUBAN INTERVENTION IN SPITE OF ITS VAUNTED DEVOTION TO THE DOCTRINE OF NON-INTERVENTIONs i 6. FINALLY I WISH TO SAY THAT I REALIZE ALL OF THESE MANEUVERS i INVOLVE SOME RISK TO UsSs BUT I BELIEVE RESURGENCE OF COMMUNIST - INFLUENCE 1N LAST T¥O MONTHS REQUIRES UNUSUAL COUNTERACTION ON See! a Ga pede ot” REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. FREE eT ey 14.90000 ° . : SSIFLED MESSAGE ury- , ; mi: cre MEX” 960 ot . : __ ; IM Wye PAGE ‘ : ; rn TL ae OUR PART. ! Te DIAZ ORDAZ HAS RETURNED MATERIAL TO CAS FOR SAFE KEEPING . s AND IT IS NOW IN OUR POSSESSION. HE CLAINS HE MADE NO COPIES AND . \ ' WE DELIEVE THIS PROBABLY TRUE et ; ; - END OF MESSAGE . . . | C/S COMMENT: DISSEMINATION ON THIS CABLE ASSIGNED PER MR HOLMAN, WH, ° 4 i t ' i ‘ ; | i Poo. ‘ ; —_ . . } ee I { , = i Tt ———- 1 ee . — 1 ! REPRODUCTION BY CTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, 14-90000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 110 20 JAN 62 DIRECTOR MEXICO CITY action, C/WH 5 INFO. + =I, D/DCI, pop, s/c 28 JAN 20 0834z 62 PRITY DIR € MEXI 9914 C/3 Comme=t: ** Hqs. asks emf RS A DIR 36178 - Ce ay, Tised ) if fabricated portions contain vem eee . assy elements whic Amb, Port- - '"B MEXI 9913) + : 74 (GY 761) “uondo could dery or prove ; RYBAT i false 1. SEE REF B FOR DETAIL AND PARTIAL ANSWER TO PARA ONE OF REF A. AIBASSADOR, IN 12 JAN MEETING WITH LITENPO+2, DID STATE THAT COS @ULD PROVIDE TAPES OF TRANSCRIPTS SHOULD THEY BE NEEDED. ‘COS LATER _ QOVERED, HOWEVER, BY STATING TO LITEHPO-2 THAT HE THOUGHT SOME TAPES — IAD BEEN ERASED. THIS STALL VAS STRENGTHENED BY FIRM STATEMENT THAT . DLONBIAN STUDENT TAPE WOULD BE AVAILABLE (IT HAS SINCE BEEN DELIVERED iz) LITEMPO-2). AS INDICATED IN REF By STATION WILL FIND PRETEXT . . ‘NOT DELIVERED TAPES OTHER THAN AUTHENTIC COLOMBIANs — (Qo RE PARA 3 REF A$ PORTUONDO CAN CERTAINLY DENY ANY OR ALL @ MATERIALS, AUTHENTIC OR FABRICATED. ONLY WAY HE CAN PROVE REPEAT PROVE FALSITY IS BY PROVING KIS PRESENCE AT PLACE OTHER I: THAN EMBASSY AT TIME OF CONVERSATION. THIS IMPOSSIBLE SINCE HE TERE. rr " _ N | so . a \ . ; _ END OF MESS - C/S COMMENT: "DISSEMINATION PER ORIGINATOR, Ace a Transcript of Amb, Portsozdo's conversation with the Colombiz.c: wom nt no's tane recently returned 42 she atation by ngs. Be wee See me mee - ~~~ A ot ee eS NN RY ENE. oe REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TH ng ~_CLASSIFIED. MESSAGE “20 JAN 62 ROUTING . DIRECTOR | ROM. MEXICO CITY action: = CAWH 5 INFO. + «DCI, D/OCI, Dor, s/c 2 tn 14761 MITY DIR CITE MEXI 9913 arenes C/S Co:nment: * Ambassador Mann 'BAT ds informed LITEMPO/2 (2) that State Departmesxt had certain information REFS A MEXY s089( /25 54 ? on Cuban intervertion in Mexican B DIR 35831 /guT Jeaq8 dee icteraal affaixs, i te awpassAoor . SHOULD HAVE SAID "TRANSCRIPTS® INSTEAD "TAPES* ; 7 ? N BEGINNING SENTENCE PARA TWO A OF REF A. TRANSCRIPT OF PORTUONDO : @NVERSATION WITH COLOMBIANS IS ACCURATE RESUME OF AUTHENTIC TAPE RECENTLY RETURNED TO STATION BY -HQSe THIS TAPE WILL BE PASSED © UTEHPO-2 AFTERNOON 19 JANs SECOND TRANSCRIPT REFERRED TO BY AMBASSA- TOR. SAME SUB PARAGRAPH WAS FABRICATED BY STATION AND BASED ON STATION’ WOWLEDGE OF ACTUAL VISIT TO PORTUONDO BY POLITIECHNIC STUDENT. | NO TAPE EXTANT NOR KAS EXISTED OF THIS TRANSCRIPT. CONTENT THIS TRANSCRIPT NOT PERTINENT EXCEPT FOR INCRIMINATING’ STATEMENT QUOTED BY AMBASSADOR CONCERNING PAYMENT TO STUDENTS. @e THE "GENUINE? DOCUMENT MENTIONED BY AMBASSADOR IN PARA ; WO BOF [REF A IS STATION FABRICATION. DURING NONTH OF AUGUST | 961 LIFIG PROVIDED STATION WITH PRENSA LATINA PERSONAL FILE | i OF ANGEL BOAN, THEN MERI DIRECTOR GENERAL.» WHEN FILE WAS PHOTO= (APHED FOR MEXICAN GOVERNMENT STATION INSERTED PHOTO OF FAKE | ~ fr MEMORANDUM DESCRIBED IN REF Ac PHOTOS OF FILE, INCLUDING FAB- ; ye . REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN Tie ees WRI OFFICE Is PROHIBITED, Copy tv. | ve eae oe 4 i 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING RICATION, PASSED COM. THE FAKE MEMO DESCRIBED PAYMENTS TO UNNAMED _WEXICANS IN VARIOUS GOVERNMENT OFFICES. (IT WAS A SECOND COPY ‘tus FABRICATION, ALONE, WHICH WAS PASSED ‘To LITENPO-2 ON 13 JAN). 3. CONCERNING PARA TWO C OF REF A3 THIS WAS STATION FADRICATED - MONTAGE SHOWING PROENZA AS A MEMBER OF CROWD DURING STUDENT RIOT , . & i2 JULY 1960. “ORIGINAL” OF FABRICATION WAS PASSED TO LITENSOR MAY LIELEGANT "SHORTLY AFTER« Me ~=PARA TWO SUB PARAS D AND E REFER TO WRITTEN "REMINDERS® @ COVERTLY RECOGNIZED INSTANCES OF CUBAN INTERVENTION ALREADY WOWN TO GUM. THEY DESCRIBE AUTHENTIC CASESe Se REPEATING, ONLY AUTHENTIC TAPE OF BONA FIDE COLOMBIAN SUDENT CONVERSATIONS 18 AVAILABLE THIS TINE TO LITEMPO-2. STATION IELIEVES “POLITECHNIC” TAPE, WHICH DOES NOT EXIST, WILL NOT BE 2 res eer emer amt. ‘ ot ee tae Re Aen bane w okt wins . vot e wee ew wee 7, : i ee ere ae |" REQUESTEDe * SHOULD THIS BE, STATION WILL STALL, . ncn 6e POUCHING COPIES OF ALL ITEMS GIVEN TO LITEMPO~2. C/S Comment: ** Has, requested a detalied description of the materials passed to LITEMPO/Z (2), END OF MESSAGE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED, Cop) *. . ' | 14-00000 {3 8cerger LIENVCY Fre fect Cesto Yor ths perled 1 Februacy 1962 tarecgh 33 Jen-ary 1943, it is estincted thet the LISHVOY tre feet coeta will ba aoprosisstely $65,230. Of this total it is astinated chat $25,330 vill be spent in Ziscal year 1962 end $33,590 will be spent ia £iscal yesr 1963, Agans Salaries: PY 62 Py 63 Totale LIBGVOY/2 1,209 1, 680 2,880 Lisavoryfyy 1) ,200 1,630 2,680 - . LIgWeEY/s 1,238 3,689 2,660 LISH?OY/6 aco 1,320 1,920 LIeavoyv/7 aco 1,120 1,920 LIZEVOY/11 1,290 3,680 2,880 LIGAVOV/1Z 1,209 1,689 2,680 LIBHVOY/19 sco 1,326 1,920 RISHPOT/ES 260 368 628 LIERVOY/16 860 1,120 1,920 2 sudeagents rua -by LIZRYOY/2 @ $130 por month 1,260 1,430 2,826 Fokal agent Salaries 20,660 38,828 23,598 Raas Bonus: eno ecaths pay 2,132 2,432 Seaclogency Sead for ser : OAGALS Cx Severance pay 552 1,332 2,288 Total Bens and a,31S Coatiangeucy Fund Total Selaries, Yews, 11,612 18, 388 30,200 aad Coatingeecy funds Gooraticrsal Sxpanaas os rue 2,008 lcesl Pucchase supplies . aad ote lpmens 1,00 1,380 2,509 Cokeap 32 GP wericies 7386 1,639 1,800 - RagteoInrareast Ceater 620 330 3,389 acehert House Leave Travel 2,009 2,000 Balebouss range) . 1,036 1,659 2,590 Satertaigsest and gifts to Beniesn Govt, officials 1,258 1,759 3,006 Salary and cever travel ice aretart aad fanily 8,330 13,370 20,000 Tore} 13,270 21,370 35,288 te mmemeaentionndl Total Projeet Puade 25,292 35.739 43,298 secaet SSF CRORE TPS rer eee erences rm mn 14-0000 | : DIRECTOR i he, *. ot CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 050 a 6 JAN 627 wee ROUTING DATE * WO" + FROM }REXICO CITY - oo! . ACTIONY C/WH 4\ {TEMPO COPY SLOTTED WH AT 0145, 6 JAN) Info. «f0CI, 0/OCi, DOP, CoP, C/CA, S/¢ 2 | ——PRITY DIR CITE MEYI 9709 i. . ‘ . . _ . PLEASE DELIVER FOLLOWING FROM AMBASSADOR MANN TO SECRETARY WOODARD: . ©” . 4 (MESSAGE CONTINUCS NEXT PAGE) ORGANI ZATION. ##(1N 45081) - Ambassador Mann suggested that the State Department and CAS give the Governrrent of Mexico (GOM) concrete and irrefutable evidence of Cuban intervention in order to bring about GOM diplomatic break with Guba, C/S COMMENT: *DISSEMINATICN RESTRICTED, TEXT DIRECTED TO ANOTHER U.S. GOVT. : a ww d \ CERT ‘ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. te 1 14-0000 ” ere ene free bee alate meer cen oe aed BE AONE Oem On! . S-E-C-R-EoT . c e care: 6 vAN 62 * RECEIVED: JAN 6 06292 62 | FROM: MEXICO CITY 9790 ; : PRIORITY Td: DIRECTOR . IN 47593 OON, ~ -PLEASE DELIVER FOLLOWING FROM AMGASSADOR MANN TO SECRETARY WOOOWAROL | « ; "RECQMMEND’ | BE AUTHORIZED SOONEST RELAY TO TELLO DETAILS ON CUBAN INTERVENTION a GARBLED-BEING sath SET FORTH IN MY MESSAGE, (SEE MEXL 9759). . I BELIEVE SUCH DOCUMENTED INFORMATION WILL IMPRESS TELLO. ~ , ENBASSY HAS RECEIVED VARIOUS REPORTS FROM FREENSLY COM. . OFFICIALS THAT HIGH LEVEL CONSIDERATION SEING GIVEN PIPLOMATIC BREAK WITH CUBA, ' ®NOY HAVE SOLID INFORY MATION THAT BRAZILTAN ANRASEAL OF REPORTE TO HIS FON OFF DECEMSER 29 THAT TELLO TOLD HIN GOM WOULD, SREAK RELATIONS WITH CUBA IN NEAR FUTURE, WHILE I CANNOT ESTIuate CHANCES OF EREAK, POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT WHATEVER INFORMATION f CAN IVE TELLO, MAY CAUSE HIM TO MOVE EITHER BEFORE GR AFTER JANUARY 22°, END OF MESSAGE x. \ ‘ \ SeEaCoRaEoT ahem ee tad ere waee eo OO ee oe Oy 14-0000 SER. u tn Ls ibe. Tre Following cab’es re passin: rfarration to Tetlo a on which he can base a break in releticns wits Cuha and letting Ambassador ose wat material te warts tn pass to Tello, all estes to te found in C/T? office only. “TPT 9885 mo AT COT 9867 (IN L2LPO) - 16 January 1762 RT Tye 33003 (eur e76ag) 2 Januar 1606S The Téa 3) (our vesys) - WG faa. ¢ SEqiET 14-0000 ecm : ‘ ] , \- ° t > CLASSIFIED MESSAGE '. org. 3. 0. HON Ne fee UN sina Y SECRET A OUTING > ext: - pare. 3 JANUARY 2962. * ao , MSXLCO cITy from. OIRECTOR CONF: C/WH 5 - “+ wos cop, C/CA, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/BELL 5, $/C 2 10) INFO CHE o1R Pee ; REFS: MEX 9759 (1M 45081)95 MEX 9767 (1M L5810)¥0 — RYBAT REF PROPOSALS BEING DISCUSSED WITH ODACID. WILL ADVISE. "END OF MESSAGE WH COMIFIIT: # Ambassador Mann proposed pass certain talsphene conversaticn transcripta to Foreign Minister TELLO as evidence of Cuban intervantionist activities in Mexico. w+ Station planning a series of operations to influence Mexico's vote at OAS Conference. . ‘ i gh . he | | y a ! prafad Meshes | rib HERBERT, ACATH COGRODINATING OFFICERS he P. HOLMAN. 6 ~ RELEASING OFFICER AUTHENTICATING 5 % j REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFMCE 1S PROHIBITED. ee ee ' 14-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 23a 62. ‘ + DIRECTOR my MEXICO CITY | ION 8 Chu 5 - cop, c/ca, C/cl, c/Fi 2, C/BELL 5, S/¢-2 . ow, PRIY DIA Cite We<T S747 RYBAT. REFt Ay NEXI 9752, Paak 3 CIN W3764 ) ai pir 32614. Cove esial) # 1, PRESENT STATION PLANING REF IS AS FOLLOWS: ‘Ae PREPARATION FOR AMBASSADOR HENICAN VERSION CUBAN SUIVERSIV.: PAPER, FOR PASSAGE TO TELLO. J. PLAN FADRICATE ON TAPE PHONEY COKVERSATIOS OF CUSAN AMBASSADOR FOR INSERTION LIENVOY MECHANISI. - Cy. ATTEMPT PERSUADE LONGTINE HEXICAN EMPLOYEE OF CU3AN ENIALSY DEFECT AND NAKE PUSLIC STATEWENT CONDENNING CUBANS FOR INTERFERENCE HESICAN AFFAIRS. (SUBJ HAS INDICATED DESIRE ADANDON JOa SUT NOT YET AGREEABLE TO PUBLIC STATEMENT). De FAILING PUBLIC DEFECTION ABOVE SUSJECT, ATTEMPTING THROUGH SUIJECT OBTAIN INCRININATING DOCUMENTS OR PROPAGANDA FRO: EMRASSY SUITABLE FOK SENSATIONAL EXPLOITATION. EYANPLEs SU3JECT CLAINS CUBANS RUNNING "INDOCTRINATION" CLASSES FOR NEXICAN YOUTHS WITHIN ENSASSY BUILDING. A\ EGRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ° Ze ALL SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS PERMITTING, ATTEMPTIIC ue ARRANGE "CRASH" OF AUTOMOBILE OF CUBAN DIPLOGAT ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ. "CRASITO INVOLVE SPECIAL UNDER-CAR DEVICERE” ; WITH WEAPONS AND PROP EXAMPLES "PROVING" CUBAN INTERVENTION IN LOCAL LABOR PRODLEVS. FYLs HEXICANS NOW SUSPECT RODRIGUEZ ENGAGED IN CASTRO KUCAGE*TYPE OPS. 2. WELCOME WQS COMMENTS ON ABOVE PLANNING AND ANY SUGGESTIONS FROM HOS. ’ ENO OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT 1 "VIEW POSSIBILITY MEXICAN GOVT MAY | BREAK RE ft DISCUSS CONTENTS REF A THIS CABLE WITH STATE DEPT. PATIONS WITH CUBA DESIRED i t f t i 4 { 4 1, i. aed (a REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No. 14-000¢ — SECRET 3 Janaasy 1362 WKEMDRANIA™ FORs Deputy Chief, WH Division SUBJECT & Operations Proposed by Station Mexico City to ‘ . Influence Mexico to Preex Ralations with Cuba, -- 1, In addition to the prrposal advanced by Ambassador Mann to pase certain telephone tap transcricte to nigh Mexfoan officials, Statioa Kaxrice City has just forwarded the following sugested operations deaigned te in» fluence the Mexican Covarresent to mreak relations with Cuba prisr te the CAS Conference: &e -To prepare tha Mextoan "version" of the peper on Coban Subversive Activities for the Ambassador to paso to wes Foreign Hindater ThLIC. . Loe B. Ts fabricsts on tare = phoney conversation by tha Cuban Ambassador and (naert it into the joist telephone tappdag operation we operate for the President, C. To attempt w persuate a longtime Maxican employse of tho Cuban Embassy to defect ami mako 4 public atatemont cone @euning Cubans for interference tn Hextean affsira, - D. Sheald 1t not be possible to have the Subject evevo mks . a publia defection, attespt through Ain to obdaln inorimimtiag doauments or oroparanda from the Cuban Bubaesy that ara subte able for sensational explottation, The Subject has elaired that the Cubans are running “indoctrination” classes for Kaxiean youth within tno Zmdasay budding » &. If eecurity considerations permit, attexspt to amemige a ®arach® of the sutomehtie of the Cuman dinlomat Heyelio MODRIGUIZ. The Ferash" would involve a special una@er-car device containing weapons and prosaganda examples to "prove? Cubsn intesrantian | . tn lecal labor prosleas, 2. In view of the msnly sensitive nature ef the operations propesed abeve and their timing (prior to 22 January} as related to the forti O43 canvorence and the announced visit of President Kennedy to Haxtso, it . SECRET Re em ee ener ee ne RRO oyna eo 2s 14-D0000 § J — F ” 4 aan oa Sn . we a3: 4 f a ; os > wh » ws 40 mugyeotod that tnece oparetions be dlecussed with the Departasa’ of : E Gtate in detail, This way be an inopportime tins for suzb eotivitdiny a , ginos ths Hexican Govermment fo likely to scrutinise with apecial cara | all eventa, shothor ‘tonfids or coatrived, 1a tho intervening ported : beforo 72 danvary. t oa * £ 7 F Te oF a * . . . : . \ ° . * a ? , 1 + 7 ‘ i Z t . . ! I “ 1 ' . ro : ~ . SECRET — TR epee pee, Re cee ot bey aoe Awe r
104-10187-10071.pdf
1AD0GO Den oe 104-10187-1007 17 8.8 207 NNEDY ASSAS 7: . “SO —. : ND ALL spats REL aT roNs, TAMAINTAIN TMI ai WNYONO RECOTWO OFZRECE LITNENT ok u . SNTNG FROM TRYSTWORTYY SE TONS WITH: (py | ee LECTED WERE RENAN RODAS.LAZO, PEDRO RAUL: FARSA ERT 0 AR™ * 34, ME TZ, -POES yuHiee. kal “UMARD INFO. WELL ORTANIZED IN. SAN SALV BUT VESX IN CO - CANIZAT ICN DESPITE “SANY CAMPESING NENSERS. PWR PRACTICALLY. 12 ; ois = ae iis
104-10187-10103.pdf
[104-10187-10103 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 eS “* ReTURN TO CIA Be ‘Background Use Only _ Do Not Reproduce - : o Mee : . tals» . Per . 749 ’ 1S cctober 1964 . ME‘AORANDUM Rp SUBJECT: ‘sien oe Oe vation | _ , ; a brieling Suc aom Pera) : ' fitlig wad hold tn 0 email uxurtout ren gov C0 ice room an the afte aof FFiday . 06,086,274 . 6 October 1964, lastlag-aéout 2 1/2 houre, (Chief of state 06099 60" * ' Colonel. Peralta, Minleter of Government Colonel Serrano! . aod lutelyt nee Chief Coloral Porres attended for the Guate- i sone" Two Cia PRESEWT . sé 19 CIA officer _ +e. sat the request of the: ; = ° prefaced the operational briefing with a brief description of how the U.S; bvalligesce esmoiunity operates, of the — ; + yale of CLA, of the aséd-for compartm entation and security, oa - ‘and apectizally of how the foregoing considarationa wake BO - . ttémperative for tuc(Guatelnatsans) ts ‘adopt security pre- . : cautions which wil easare that the information we provide - "aad the joint operations we uadortake are eompartmented within thd Gasteniales fovernmoat (and, in fact, diaenssed by the temalan rovernnent exclusively with our re 2 presentatives in the fisid), ° 3. Following tho Introtactory remarks outlined ‘ above,’ L briefed tha group cn the DG atructura, “the PCL operational techniques, ant apoctitcauy on DGI alus and +: | operations tn Guntesnalg The(presldent)lent close attention tarouchoat tho efing ami examined tho oxhthits closely, ) i including the DCL inteliigence requirements ror(C Ke or(Gustemuia and the(Ealvadoran "Caso Zapote" file.) : 2 4. After the tdregoing expcsition, I oxplatned “our aims in eplotting the intormativn 2 ~ pontoons in tais Consection ! assed for close couperation ‘sod coordination of activities, promising that wo shall do our autmost and maitng relerence to ovr travel lists aud watea list. ol 14-0000 : * 23s a «The effaciivencss id hie oan. actions against guerrillao-La(Guate=ala)and Dts: determi inition ~ 1 to “edt violence with vialence; ” Se a) an ' Recognition of the tinportaace of the information : covered ren es ete an of a envoys te, . . . t + a a . decision to Bold the isforiaaticn to those present. : ot ee A fa replyhig. to the reroarke.. lanl Pesta ®6 “ae 7 I sald that. ‘wé. appreciate the ‘cooperation ; m OAS and that we: Bball be mest latsrested in (he gplottation . . of tha posaipilittes: ta-ths gresent casg, Ladded that tho matter Ss " of using forea against Cuba is a_policy watter oa whlcint was . -- _ * Bot competent to comment but that the decision, medo by the. .". United States Goverumsat are based oa careful atidy of : astatied information including information oa Soviet intentions and eapabittles, om G , . . y . 0 OR the cope i.of iho meting; alata) aphed-for. by eopy of. esse uirements (whlch he already | . - “had gone over clooely) and the cony wita bin to stody ‘ . on ~ . ‘farther. Bln 14-0000 « Ng ee , poy eh ne sa. *¢ as . ¥Y (| BT ~ § “With releredce tol b case, tecduse ot - fo : |. Ob the developments. co ee Salvador, )lexpisines Se ”opetefly:thé status af TON cizaand the possibility .° ween ee iblaratsgaon OG to(Caat (This was taline = ; oe With the-dis loa falvadorie dich laciuded car” GBEB NCR . > ggepemeses, “ise Gres i the Oras itent's intellisence Roe . advisor, Calouwal’ MerRAn a Dasaed- that tre Guetems iH a ent taka ‘bo action | requested hy esident Ob F Catonel MEDRARO ML oak thit, UDALTON IG: foal probably would. eal te ; ab,0¥ ; rn: “‘tnkChiet of State Pers ea rather’ tmpasioasd speech fa which be- ites following points: oe @, Ais own long experience in the OAS, in Cuba _— Ad In Central Aerie . b “Lite early warnings ant Casiro--qhich were disregarded; | @.”. The astont to which Seateuthte past lived wp to its obligations fa the GAS; to which it has cooperated in efforts asaisst Castro; and to which lt has loosed towand U.& leadership; ae oa The fallure of We U.S; to take aygressive L a : action against Cuba aad the reed for taking & . ot dard line, inchiding the use of force ia support of : _ military -aetivity by the free Cubans asd the other - American countries; @ His appreciation that-tsa Soviets will sot be _ willing to risS a nuclear war over Cuba; oe {, Condemnstion of Mealeo for her dealings with 4 Cuba, for fatinre to abide by her oblizations la i tha OAS, aod for permitting the Castroites to : ooerate ‘out ‘of Mexico against other American eountrlas; i g. The neod for action agalast Mexico; ‘Yn
104-10187-10109.pdf
104-10187-10109 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a or « ryan a er : OR! re Re Back tna 70 Cia ot Toran ri ' cov ff > Use oO CLASSIFIED MESSAGE rorng £4, a ED BO Re nly . PLES MESSAGE rs a Producg ae ; ro SECRET 7 : = oy al rn nan mmrrenennd cmne as aa ad denne 9 6 men mecmmmed ot Sa — ; core ee nee nn ann 2 St De Ortes. “C3 ye erin vice = oy _ not? a Fyn er FER ; a ? pa c . . , : . DPR ET 28ne5o a inne OTR CITE SALV. 52968 et. no . ‘ . 4g a . = ei . 1 TAO Be, aga é ) { NDEFETOR 7 tt rene eee “ ot a wer: “sat $294 ve Ss Nye) ot. ° . CUBAN TRRCET . I. MEET THG “paieles io D SRR AT HOTEL SAFESITE LASTED 1015 . 0 1442 HQURS 27 SEPTEMBER, TY (cwee INTEL SER Nek 3) PAR REYTHER @@@RSE- NOR WEREEP AWANE Cr THIS OF REF MEETINGS. & INTel Senvite . H Cuban TaeceT ic (ches gaets ND PRESIDENT JxNOW iamaiipmses Ts sacle TraseT AND, AS HOS “ARE, HAVE COOPERATED INCPREVIOUS ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT HIM AND OTHERS oo Cuban OF FE, rR BAN TARGET INVOLVED Md Gang Somme LEADS s IN ADDIT a Gserele HAS BEEN “TONTINUING TARGET FO? Saar AND : FO? LONG PL°1G) AND LIKELY TO ; N -. Ye Gasree seavice Jz4 - “EMATO $0. ° HENCE THERE-IS WIGH RISR Ee SEM. COULD DISCOVER ; C1 ; mateo QNTACT IN FUTURE HANDLING IN VIEW Pier HAND GIVEN Sepvl zy BIN THESE me BY Pee SIDER of Sp, SUCH DISCOVERY COULS DAMAGE Sten : AND- ALL tema RELATIONS. FOR FOREGOING REASONS, ALTHOUGH Cc sid a oF Ficen cla Office . 28 AND i a MUCH DESIRE es MAINTAIN THIS see P UNILATERALLY, nie® IOnTeb vic a 3 AND Beste) AeQUESTING THEY JHEY DEEM IT PRUDENT TO INFOR™ ‘AKE NO RECORD OFGRECRUITMENT AND SIMPLY ACCEPT FaTURE REPORTS AS d . OMING FROM TRASTWORTHY SENSITIVE SOURCE, LEAVING MANAGEMENT TS A Cuban Tar gop TN LONG INTERVIEW S@ BBTGAVE CONGIDERASLE AMOUNT OF INFO ON “SES ACTIVITIES AND HIS RELATIONS WITH OTHER COMYIE PARTIES AND SECRET 14-0000 -S Guassttiga > nessa SECRET cue —— oo Sa MIs TxFe SEEMS SUSSTANTIALLY TRUE a TMCUS 4H HE HAS ce cia | CT HER INFO. SNDERSTANDARL YUE rs CoNtEeNED ABOUT ENTRAPMENT , eS OOMPL TANCE wiTy AGREEMENT TO REMUNERATE HIM, SECURITY LEAK LOCALLY | "WHICH HE FEARS. coun RESILT MIS DEATH. HE INDICATES WILLINGNESS ~ CONTINUE iN PARTY ACTIVITIES waa, ATTEND: CONFERENCES, STRENGTHEN. CONTACTS WITH orien” COMM IE PARTCES, STRIVE GAIN HIGH PARTY. poss, . cu ol oo - BE ALERT. FOR INTEL ON GtsRRILLA WARFARE AND ase cr ivir tes. me CusBan tan . INFO FRO™ Be SICLUDES FOLL: oe a PZ AS HE ARRANGED MOSCOW TRAVEL RECENTLY (SEE SALV 5048) FOR FOUR ~ SALVS, LETTING THEIR PARENT GROUPS MAXE SELECT IONS B. HE BELIEVES PCES CENTRAL COMMITTEE INCLUDES SHAFIOK HANDAL ; JORGE ARTAS GOMEZ, RAUL CASTELLANOS FIGUEROA BOT SAYS HANDAL UIs ONLY. ONE WHOM HE KNOWS ON PCES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, EL Ce PARTY PSEUDOS. FOR SELF, HANDAL AND CASTéTLANOS RESPECTIVELY “ARE HOWEVER HANDAL PSEUDO NOW CHANGED CUBAN INTEL TRAINED SYR DD HE @f ~ME-HAD GW TRAIYING ALSO, E. PCES HAS ESTIMATED 603 MEMBERS, ALTHOUGH THIS HIS GUESS. 2ATHER , oe THAN HARD INFO, WELL ORGANIZED IN SAN SALV BUT WAX IN COUNTRY QRGANIZATION DESPITE MANY CAMPESINO ME “ F, FuaR PRACTICALLY IN: CTIVE. S$. PCES HAS SUPOORTERS PGR CHTCOM LINE AS VELL 4S SOV LINES BUT Ue OISFEPENCES WAVE NOT CAUS.(D SPLIT. LEADERS “AVOR SOV.LINE. @© SECRET } oo — - TEP mr : Ag Betas: FIED MESSAGE eS SECRET Pon © sss : St POES AND STUDENTS are . vA - . H, ROQUE CALTON NOT MENGER CF pots Nov Sut axe RNED ancut MIs DISABPEARANCE. THEY ARE TRYING EXERT PPTSSURE Gh DerfyT ses. in ae THROU (SlITEC3, wot wo SE WILLING A: CEST ATS EXOULSTON FROY count RATHER 2 THAN NAVE HIN Lavaurs TN SOME LOCAL JAIL. | Govt ° “MAS: NOT. sai ANYTHING AROUT DALTCS ARREST OR LOTATION. , tt a : : (Quer INTEL SERVICE ] IN LINE PARA t REASONINS BELIEVE SEST TQ INFCR™ i Ceaneaeion , fb. . SETING WITH HIM SCHEDULED ogee NOs 35 Lec; ah TINE (23 SEPTEMBER, REQUEST HOS VIEWS BY a83a HOURS, _ _ CUGBANRTARGET . 5. NEXT GRAREREETING 1929 HOURS 08 SEPTEVATS. “GETING MORNING 28 SEPTEMBER ASTER SECRET. - _ ; cra eitiger NE 2s SEC: ET corti ‘SECRET i
104-10187-10110.pdf
14-00 104-10187-10110 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | om. ‘ ws RETURN TO CIA ; - Background Use Only ‘ Ce Do Not Reproduce - 7 * Lo Boos rego Vessace PeSBAGE 7 roray copies x 9 foe. + Rs seerer EF Herasostioe raeware fratiw amit notirice se ~S4cS fige . . WSvarne uy _ ci soueee SECRET a8oisez PRICAITY DIR CITE SaLv $8 aw iy aS CUgAW ps cy - _ SALVA DORAN _ TRofFKER CA OFFICER ; : [wee CHEE 1, IN ACCORDANCE 823s GP ue AND emma | HET ‘CORNING Cin of fiZER YE SEPTEURER IN, aS OFFICE TO BRIEF HIM ran “Deeeeemnea PECRUITRENT, . noe ztGe J eTee cue) IIPORTANCE AN! SECURITY CONSIDERATION Seceaee VAS MUCH INPRESS~ ED AND AGREED EMPHATICALLY ONLY HE AND(PRES stot wt) WOULD KNOY *> PE CRUITHENT AND TREY. WCLLD NAXE x0 RECORD OF IT, DURING on .0. wou Cus TARGE 1S MOST IMPORTANT LOCAL TARGET EP OQAUSE HE HAS KNOWLES 3S ar AND ACCESS TQ COMMIE PARTIES _SALY AND . TES IcAN SALNTRIES, P BW» SITING o, WgeGatmepgye 64 00 ONE SF HIS AGENTS WHO ALREADY HAS LEFT SALV Le 3|iy SES APEEMIE TET Reeeee 14-0000 _ CLASSIFIED “MESSAGE __ SECRET Cura Aan AN ASS 3" T WPS OL poe \ APPARSED: cont ACT WIT'E aww, Twrer Corer | 24 ; eee ACCEPT EO vITHOUT QUEST = “ADE XG bEHNI5, OFCENED, ALL KIS FACILITIES NNO UTNOST 3 Cia oF Kee ore. “ebipir ATION To DED _ f pata IER. : “BEL MELE. Ts HERE Ras Been ko ACT (oy Se: * ECURITY F2OZLEN TO DATE.” 7 aa 3620 NOT FLAN HIT 4NY OTHER TARGETS SALV AT THIS Tine aa _ “PALTon. - , Cye@an TARGET» : BAS Sens oP 100. _INPORTANT 10 RISK DRAW NG ATTENTION. a. CIA... : 7c Seay PRES! ENCE OR RECRUITS ‘ENT EFFORTS. -PLAN To cant INUE . es OALTON ae . eee INTERROCATION ALD “RECRUITNENT. EFFORT.” EXCEPT HIS SILENCE ANd COLLATGRATION_IMPGUTANT IN THEKSELVES BLT ALSO FOR FOREGOING REASCN. . als TNTEL CH IGE) cia . Sappasetase CREE HANDLE EXACTLY AS WERMBRIM YISHES. \ lg . SECRET. = w vas (sar tures ouet } fo saty ALTERUATIVE APPEARLE tut st (ee aerd a) lea - @ SECRET 8
104-10187-10111.pdf
| 2025. RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | at 7 " “RE TURN 5 bo re peor ound Us, ‘ . "Repro duce! vos mA fe CLASSIFIED MESSAGE’.7 vee Af r sstnur: = ROUT:NE . =m “SALV * SINFO 7 CITE O1R “82 39 9 vee ch Preee vine) SEAGER AUTNERT IGATING sFiicla Caay Na
104-10187-10113.pdf
14-00000 104-10187-10113 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 , 4: 9 Oo ; aciegh Tc, : : rs 0 Nog thd Y, A Taree gt. . . 4 woe conv a ony Comics. CLASSIFIED sftsace_ . SECRET Se22icz DIR CITE SALV $312 ; , , grr a . a ae sealagame ESTO 303 r61m8 45 11 REFS A, SALV 5323 (iwescet) x oo 3. DIR $338¢ ; oo CUBAN DETECTOR i ALTON BP AND AOREBMRE, ONCE Each ALONE ANS CNCE TOGETHER Saw i DALTON MORNING 30 SEPTENSER, Bete TOON SAME. POSITION as PARA 2 REF A. WENIED KNOWING Seaaee DE SPITE” CASE OFFICER RELATIONSHIP, REFUSED DIScuss ANYTHING ABOUT CUSAN INTEL, AND SEGGED FOR RELEASE AND EXILE TO START © LIFE ANEY 2, OBTAINING TRUTH FROM AWARE PROOFS AGAINST HIM BUT PROSASLY:- HOPES POLITICAL PRESSURE VILL FORCE RELEASE AND PROSASLY FEARS ADNISSICN OF HIS COMPLICITY WILL NOT HELP DALT. _ ; . VILL BE TINE CONSUNING, HE FULLY Sores HIM. SALV GOVT MUST CONVINCE HIM NE WRONG ON SOTH COUNTS, HE OF DUBIOUS VALUE INSOFAR AS CONTRIBUTING NEW INFO aSOUT PAST ACTIVITIES “OF CUBAN INTEL OR Pces SUT OF CONSIDERABLE INTEPEST AS AGENT IF HE CAN GE TARGETTED AGAINST CUSAN INTEL OR PCES. IF RELEASES WOULD BE DOFINITE OBSTACLE TQ FURTHER OPS ASAINST Ge ers. IF HE SHOULD m= DOUBLED, HIS IMPRISONNENT WOULD COVER RECRUITNENT AND WOULD TEND TO SUMANCE HIS VALUE. PSOSASLY WOULD SZ -NCST USEFUL SUTSICE SALV IMCLUDING MENT AND cuSa, VV ft z/pv CLASSIFIED’ MESSAGE . “Se AS YATTERS STAND ‘MOST IMPORTANT TO FFOTSCT QQMIMMG EQUITY. IN - geteurty : . » Cudan pot TO, PROCEED AGAINST “OTHERS 3 HO. -RECEIVED ANTEL TRAINING. -AFTE EF ean : INA PAGE" eeraae as CF CREAT PFOMISS, THIS OP count BE AFFECTED ADVERS ELY _Cu@ean OC ERR cad By Shea OF NELS ‘AZOuT deiaee EEFC RtTscan Sevare or =e To creeer ; Cusiann Tage HTS, BECAUSE CF vaLi E OF aceeanenas PREFER FOR: PRESENT MOT Ai Is PPoDucine AND AFTER PRUDERT INTERVAL Saw CAN PROCEED WITH ¢ RECALITYENT Errodg) AGAINST conmns(Enrce UNILATERALLY OR vir L1arson | 24 DEPEND ING. CN DEVELOPMENTS,. 4; PROCEED ING vaTH ARREST OF GUERR ILLEROS TRAINED IN CUBA PROSASLY cu BN DErECTOR WOULD SEF PENESFICIAL AS LONG AS NOT ATTRIBUTED TO *. my, SOME OF THCSE. DETAINED MIGHT BE CCUELES. D TARCETTED AGAINST GLERRILLA GRCUPS OR PCES. PLY AFTES DISCUSSING FURTHER 5, APPSECIATE PEF B-TO WHICH WILL ! LO ¢ S84 . D POSSISLY PRESIDENT. Je PROSPECTS AND GOVT INTENTIONS WIT SE.CRET. 7 ‘& SECRET @ .
104-10187-10117.pdf
14-00000_ = T OF 1992 104-10187-10117 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS AC | hs | RETURN TO CIA , . ; packground Use Only i’ . Do Not Reproduce vo a , . . et , a > ‘ cusceueace actoicg MA gh ~ LK SECRET” . - en. SS EAs nhneetinhientenmaet ee Find [4-26 | Penson /untt wOYEr Ico’, SAG Bsn pete? oO oe aes —— Cie er C7 CT Skee Pa triece J teortyo tuare . way” de sere 5 ane —> 7 ay Aah r a Se nn nema > “DOP, snl 58 ao. Lony Side a: yf Een ET m1205% SO DIR sre soe oe ; Div cl Cuean: eguSen ocFecTOR ‘ REPAY eu Tet eusi) R. DIR 53384 oy ; . . SALVADORAW ASSET REF MATTERS DISCUSS. “TH egipeppeueres Wier © 39 SEPTESTER , - IOUS TY 1.2 RSS “peatse5307 obeeta te » CONCIRRED YY ALL reser) SAYING OULD DT: D t . : TO SEs Ack TO SOLITARY QO UITHCP PRESIDE VTL 7A teagaen FOR -g QONFINESENT SAME Nyanr. (Ge i , CIA oFfKEQ Be PENDING DEVELOMENTS,: PLANS RETURN HOS aren (Guat CUBAN EXILE ASSET 45 , SOP, TiESSFORR RESP WOLD OFF Bo at) TRAVEL SECRET see ny SIPV ~,
104-10187-10142.pdf
14-00000 104-10187-10142) a . . “RETURN TO CIA a Background Use Only - . Do Not Reproduce oy __SEMSSAGE ORM sp EES oe fi say "s j eo a = Sw SEER ET | ral CHAR 3 NJ NDA” 4y 17) nee Mee gS Septaged_ acs cs ats * SAN SALVADOR Om CiRECTOR : ON, WwHP Int Loh Ww f eed 7 reaver Cl, CYoPrs ctf, cK - SALV INFO. . CUTE SR ‘ene Si Cae REF SALY 5238 (IN 69136)" 24 GRATIFIED AT EFFECTIVE PRESENTATION dq RIEFI NG TO Gassivest] : AC ses EUT CONCERNED aT xEY ROLE OF RCE STATION LE AS TOUGH AS RELATIONS PERMIT IN INSISTING ON PROFESSIONAL HANDLING ANG NCT BACKWARD IN POINTING OUT SECURITY BREACHES AND FUMBLES STATION WILL SEE CHANCE TO DEMONSTRATE TO RIVERA THAT IS INCOMPETENT, END OF MESSAGE . CIR DFPICERS *s 2 Cure emdmSSl WH COMMENT: y pissed Hdas of meeting betyeen Chief ssidenty) concerning ys material. Stattioa only lecal other than stated (Pres rdentl desired hicseif tol be witting of = information | presented, 1 . . W [Poricd cwsan eas han Subve . rey tr and use of were reer rr ers fry 1 Ss _ c Rh E a woe a
104-10187-10146.pdf
14-00000 104-10187-10146 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ‘ , ° oa are . ot ; _ . ° _ RETURN TO CIA | . | . Backgroun* ' se Only . ; : : . - fe vie oduce be | ant 7 4 4, A core 1 Eo on . a - SLASsiF IED mes MESSACE true, = 2 D> | : 7 ara Ts TT ABWANCE COPY “7 “ Le Ce ; ioiuee vigrme “2 ture yet tm Unit ; ete . s ECR & T 2520552 . ce TE Me DIR CITE, 'SALV 5289" . aa j REF -SALV, me Sip oOor, ode DIscus 20 see REF yiTts a sees THEN He DIscusseD WIT! CHIE wr Latter (PRESIDENT WANTS out Suen ACTION AS CHEF, SAL AND THIS ACTION To ‘BE TAKEN, BY ADVISOR REQUESTS 2 eas , nse S Savy. TINTeL Pee : p SAYS WILL MOVE | oe an | “emia CAN SEE ALONE, i 3. MEANWHILE STATION ARRANGING THROUGH ~ o : . : TREGET cia LFFICER' MEET: CUTOUT 1) aa IF curTouT sToRY: VVERIFIED, PLA’ pHave Ss oi a Cuan TARGET . MEET.-Qean SOONEST. it LZ 26 AT vow eee eee ew . “. : . cae saw eree rs Gj
104-10187-10147.pdf
14-00000 104-10187-10147 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. 4 o mo, . _ RETURNTO CIA | . _ Background Use Only . Do Not Reproduce . WS ESSAGE PORGL pou ROT ase i aeeeen eee TE : Meme, So SkoORET F 43 Let ep ued a RO INDEX 3. : : i an cua SS Septenber Lioh io nin cs FE NO, 4 ify ae i gsrsie d3z- ty ,SAN SALVADOR “wes "0m, DIRECTOR | lees , les EDS . CiloPs , cles com, COHR oF, walsa®, Cr, ' son | INFO Bhar, ve ° a) SALV - ee INE On CE DR we an Y UIT a ov, Cuga, cussn ose, = 47 146 ee ppiaiante ; REF SALY 5232 (IN 65051) em. pl Oi > . wl co Tam free cence’ Hea HDgS FEELS IT IMPORTANT THAT ALSO ATTEND /PRESIDENT Ob Pavics CHEE . RIVERSJBR EFING, SINCE SARE WILL MOST LIKELY TRY MOVE IN Cohan oct ccrpom, ON AMHSSRQLEADS AND TAKE FULL CREDIT, Seco Geel. HELD SoS OSS EER EE TIE CT STO IOR DETER, . END OF MESSAGE OG WH COMMENT: *SALY wilt Arranke brie spresices wt Riv iy “a to CUWBRAN oer, me te LTS MEP TE wee . : , ° Weteanr vetesd MRR GABRE CFPC E SECELT Bete me when ae oon nou was _ .
104-10187-10149.pdf
104-10187-10149 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | eye . Noe ~ OW po ‘ ABTURNTO ClA a oe Background Use On! _ 29 Not Reproduce Tee BSS AQE Pile ue - =u sp wl cick views PE SUCRE T 2! tae ene pte ate , a } .f : 2) 27 August Ld apecwecvenpan fF fo peek ! a ° ai a re bs ; - . y dhol. _ SAN SALVADOR GUATEMALA CITY (ys . "etree to Garin ¥ ae Tat ek ‘ /& DIRECTOR fk a ' yh WH 7 “oppoPwh/ss fF ca ee <Afraigcly er 5% Ps , 0 cHyje Boia Fi tes 3, 0 > Yi 7 ye 2 J. K cere cae eee eee “TSALY GUAT neo, Cite O18 .Y DYVOUR PBRUMEN AMMUG : 2 bey FS REF DIR_!/39~2 32 , 45536° eer 2.77 7¢ OYE TS Le WRC I ia aeeeree Hy WILL TRAVEL SALV ax GUAT UPON COMPLETION TEGU MINISTERS MEETING FOR DISCUSSIONS WITH I 5 BOTH STATIONS, HDQS WANTS STATIONS TO SET UP BULEFLNGS ror (baestpExt Oe 1 RIVERA dp [cuter GOVT PERALTA Jano ROUNDTABLE TALKS ON CUBAN SURVERSION BOTH COUNTRIES,, .SUCI TALKS IDEALLY WOULD ALSO INCLUDE STATION CULES SITABEP FOAMICOY LES o md Conners fapnn ld AND LOCAL LIAISON CHIEF, AS Whtb AS Sieivyice y; ENSASED Te SESE REQUEGT ADDRESSFES VIEWS SUCH CONTACTS. = hase Sep FL OY OR 2. FOR SALV: GQQQURIOEENEEARIAISS WILL EXPLORE WITH YOU ¢ 0 Pp Y POSSLELE PITCHES To*t@Rereeana are SORA ANMUG LEADS, , PENDING OUTCOME SUCK EXPLORATIONS, UDQS PREPARED MAKE AMIUG ONE AVATLADUE ' IMMEDIATELY FOR PITCHES, CRouTiG [INTIAL 0 “pena V7 ‘ ' END OF MESSAGE Y rn eee C/WIUPO/A ee : eres es Vaan ee ak Seas se exest Cn at - eS DEPRUSeA WH/SA/CL ey ee 2 Feat Tees “CoNTD a peep er SE tins eR OOTOIRATING OFFICE AUTEN TIC ATING cracee pencoae) SULEasinA OFFICER , : Bowe Cory poset’ & eos terry ve W38Sa ° " REPRODUEON BY OUHER THAN rit ssuine OIACE 1S PROHIBITED pe ee ~ oe Tt
104-10187-10174.pdf
14-00000 104-10187-10174 | 2025 RELEASE. UNDER NE THe Ed JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | ~~]. "ther o} or! Hy Rather, Nandca = = ath . “Dato Pea ” ape “LY QUALIFIED OCKE a Cs, Germ t ee tee oe nee ZAN RVETINDERINS i Trews . a. Chef, . ween — WATT geeGhs8 /Operational -— _Tranonlttal of Debrieficn Rerort_on use of Frevdulent. luterpationn®. Travel... CS SNFD MeyBIEMtS Documentation by Cuban Intelligence. Cees 4619. Transmitted herevith is a debricfing report on use of Fraudulent Interaaticnal Travel Docurentation by Cuban Intelligence for pasergs to the local, Aieisca oY rervice.) ~ AS S80rCER — 7 NCEE TI e Attachment : 1 envi. As Stated . Distributions: : 3 ~ COS, London, v/att. (3 ceptes) 2- Chief, » wo/att. - 2 COS, Germany, wo/att. a a ee. a Let en wenn | ee eee ryote. £7) TSAI 0.6 a HOMO i. h a cee ee —.. 2 TL LA TICATION 213630 AL Jnly_196) 1 ———--. , i. Fe aen SE CRRA. Oana ring 7 “> Tris? “~ [me pauls Se ed ’ es : VENT ES OP FICE 5 HEAR
104-10187-10208.pdf
14-00000 104-10187-10208 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | . . r- . en . . os . . « ” i . ) a O.RECTOR a SOM a PANAMA CITING ye Nee as o i a ey nS cfon, WH 3 (WH CoPY suoTTc 1840 ECS itt f \ HT as 4, SEC RE T 0220352 / PRIORITY DIR CITE Pact 3363 ' BRS wivnuc _ pr rt® Zab (74652 £ REF? Ae DIR 13750 % C/S COMMENT: *AEQUESTED REPLY To DIRK. a. ota 1629 (G4 x2) SCASLE 1S MORE THAN A YCAR 1. TRACES REF 3S (WHICH RECD 2 may) INCLUDE FOLL ONLY? A. ROGUE DALTON GARCIA AND ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ. FORAARDED IN TOE, PACY $312, Gin “T/435. B. JULIO DAMAS VASQUEZ. PROB IDENTICAL TO JULIO DAMASO VASQUEZ. NOt IEA TER Cen oe H2P-3054, 15 KAY 59, REPORTED AS CUBAN CITIZEN, MEDICAL STUDENT LACKING ONE YEA EAR STUDY FOR DEGREE WHO JOINED SIERRA NGRENA REBEL FORCES, APPOINTED ARMY DOCTOR WITH RANK OF CAPTAIN, CAPTURED AT PCRTOBELLO, H2P+3854, 29 AUG 62, REPORTED AS WORXING WITH CUDAN G-2, CFFERING POSITION WITH RADIO RESELDE TO PANANANTAN FRIEND. | Co FNU SOSA MAY SE MARIO SOSA NAVARRO, REPORTED RNTA-2534, 7 AJG 599, AS HONDURAN COMMUTE THEN CHIEF OF AUTO SALES DEPT OF FIRM KNOUN AS RENE SENPE; SEC GEN CF TEGU REGICNAL COMMITTEE oF PCH ACTIVE IN COMMIE AFFAIRS GUAT 1955-34, MEXE 1954-57 (SEE B OR MAY BE PASLO ARM ANDO SOSA RAMIREZ, HONDURAN, PIOS LA CEIBAs HONSURAS, 8 AUG 34, OCCUPATIGN: RAILROAD WORKER. aSRIVED KINGSTON, © SECRET ve . RCPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE i$ PROMBIED . . e- a chad 14-0000 ede. ee AY 63, FROM KAVA EN SUT. TEGU #ITH PASSPORT 23485 | aay, BR . CLASSIFIED ESSACE ’ SECRET INL. 9... PAGE 2 JeMAICA, 22 ™ ISSUED HONDURAS 19 APR 6S CKNGS-45 (Qo. ALEJANDRO GOMEZ MOHTANO, HHT+F27, 31 JULY 82, REPORTS ONE ee emneadanained ALEJANDRO_ GOMEZ AS A CITIZEN oF “Wor DURAS INVOLVED IN COMMIE PROPAGANDA ACTIVITLES TECY. H2PA-11529, 9 JUNE 61 REPORTS ALEJANDRO GQIE2 AS NANE ON LIST CARRIED BY IUS DELEGATE. Ge. RICARO MARTINEZ. HZPA-13254, 9 HAY 65, REPORTED RICARDO AUG- es ogee aera USTO MARTINEZ AS SALVADCRAN, PDOGB SANTA ANA, SALV, 25 JUNE 356, OCCUPA- es TION: BRICKMASON, RESIDENCE INDEPENDENCIA NO. 76, SANTA ANA, AS POSSI-. GLE TRAVELLER TO IRON CURTAIN COUNTRY MARCH 65. - 2. RE REF A, STA CAPABILITIES INCLUDE DIRECT a\ 0) Cin Ge Gang } 1679, alStl NAtES CAN 35; 3. PLS ADVISE EXTENT TO WHICH OTTA1SOS, fh. BISCLOSED TO PANAMANIAN LSti FOR TRAVEL WATCHLISTING. blk OLY B. DISCUSSED WITH @pgmiee SECRET . e ~| SECRET | oA upd
104-10188-10000.pdf
14-0000 104-10188-10000 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | SEERET = AUS BRN IT om war ae _ Chief, WH Division Chief of Station, Mexico City - era REQUIRED” “RRPURENCES: 7 "HMMW-10893_ 1. Station fully agrees with Headquarters concerning the value of concentrating LIFEAT or LIENVOY coverage on suspected and/or known Soviet, Satellite and Cuban agents residing in Mexico City. The Station in the pact has undertaken this type coverage and will continue such coverage in the future as LIFEAT and LIENVOY facilities become avail= able for assignment to these targets. As Headquarters is aware, this Station can and will cover any possible target Headquarters considers of high : enough priority to cover. 2. For example, Carmen BRUFAU Civit was covered for 1950, 1957, 1960 and 1961; the results were not considered of sufficient value to continue the coverage. 3. Presently, Elena VASQUEZ Gomez, one of ths persons referred oo pom oon" go reference, works for General Lazaro CARDENAS del Rio, pro- Communist former President of Mexico. Coverage of CARDENAS by LIENVOY means a certain amount of coverage of VAS\.UEZ Gomea. ted do Distribution: 3 ~Hqs 4 - Files a ~s me nea CATE Ose arCrD 23 Aug. 1902; sl Aug. 1902 SGPATCH Syma AND Last HMMA~19700 TEASQUARTERS FUE MRSELE 50-0-30/1 14-0000 GU ASSIICAT ION ‘Chief, WW Division SUBJECT ; ' LiFsat ‘Project Resewal” achon REQUIRED REFERENCES - ACTION -REYOIRED: / REPERENCE “: WBRA~19129, ‘1 June 1962 bee Your Taformstica Tk Project LIFBAT. bas been renewed for ‘the. period of. 1 July 1962 through - 30 June 1963 fa the _Smount of $99, o00, 90. oe “2. Please note that this.seans a , cut of $3,193.00 fron the Station's _ofiginal rejuest For $102,193.00 to $99,000.00. WHD was allocated $99,000.00 for this Project for FY 63. 3. This reduction was uade by reducing “Hiscellaneous Op Expenses” from $4,000.00 to $807.00, &, KUTURE and XUOESZ Staffo concurred in recoumend ing renewal, KUDESK °": raiterated that the facilitios of thie Project could and should be used for thea eoverage of known or highly puspected agents: of the Soviet/Satellite ead Cuban intelligence services in Hexico, KUDEBK aotes that soma twenty of these agents have been documented In detailed target studies which were forwarded to the Station, . END OF DISPATCH - Distribdut Loa: 2 = Moxtco City OATE Tr#tD DATE ew are Lguly 1962 |g AUG 1962 wee tet ee te eee ee we dn DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBEA . a ' pf! -10803 H . WEADQUAR 7188 FRE NUMBER : CRASS AT GN | ween 8ECRBT' $50-6-32/1 : eee e eee ee eee - T*PiSE pS a eI - or WH/3/Mex ico Ty . Worrls ar COORDINATING route Rt INITIAL § ee EWI T7Migu CHrono t SER D/AN For +60 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITON RERLACES HOW 1m OrecH Mar Re SO 14-0000 . NENG: ALUM POR: Asst stunt Deputy Director, tions a . mL an re SUEJzCT - +t Project BIFEAT (Senewal) > ° se _ - . “he . 7 - . we. Tel . ~ . sen! . . . * - : “+ co - WH - Mexico City oo oO. meee 4 l. The attached project, orf-inating in WH Diviston, 1s presented fer renewal fur the periid ft duly lind throu: an a0 June Lot. The project supporte a unilateral telenhone tap opera whiten prey tiles dafly fnforwttonu on tne astivittes of fietal fereien tustallattens tn hexteo vitr and rergonrel theveor, as well ns covernve of the activities of selected in- : dividuals and rroups. 2. Authority fa requested tlisate Bit Doe from the DD/PeWH Division budget in fleent veur Lui gut feet te tne - avatlability of funda. OF this amount } : is estinated for : administrative galartes; 244,416 vor rire mnt salaries: : wee we ee eee get el nme 20,02" for kasenoure fentalag 22540 prent: 32,10G : oo for’ “Loéal ‘transoortetiun; and gy of neoug operations} aloe exoenses, 3. Tne Pieid Project Cutline snd review whica are Porwardest by the Division with a ‘goverine memorandum, cive a clear dugeri; tion of the orafect activites and sccomolignments, The project oO oi : : has Leen In continueus operation etnee lool, starting with a sinsle teo against tae ceviet Leontteon in Mexfeo obts and now covering ag mam aa tulrt. dines in a elven month. Tne profect ds statied byoom outside” cope officer (career Agent oavld FB. WOUSEsD (plo oor Profect LUG), reur eentrast alants who to ade. . minzserat fve work, Bnd twentreone flald avente fncludins monitors and Ulne: 3 tirdn othe roun year the project nrovdc Ove Bae h or tnree So fated? the ; Yucu. bay y 2 Neen he fond. tos in’ Me Leo, VPOUDy emition , t Ve of the Polish transnd and @xi was ont: ¢ Qo oaddtt tonal gecers Tae ar the oo pb owe rat tions. Alchoue Inetalterfons Govern me fovea ¢ fa EI ah Lt Poems JOf these ivstatiattens anould a ¢ Lverninent cr ita attitude to CYA eartietbrat i change. . . ' er An ‘ . Ultre Lo 14-0000 bor, the future, ‘the Station hi TFEAS ‘angets CO, tn "hot mike” operations wiitc Slevnone ‘ centfals and caties. It ts “9% tne: format! MN, TO our interest to liaison servi Cran “trtel support provided the ota ifon oper? and the aclltty ty é4over feng! revealing overa It to be go not solve Oy e funds, time, und perronnel undér performance of gll.svents in toe no security grollems were encuunte the personnel Iinvclved. 2: + NS xs 3 ee Q 3 x ” © recomrend renewol, HO ce 2 ost ral nootn aa; iston has produe : fx of wn transnipeent 97" . @irect interest - the tecnnicsa ford valuztle 7 soa CUOMRDITE sere fay 4. Appropriate Speelal Sint The FT Start motes thst eperaticnal sauert of the oration toirtyeseven positive tutellive were OM particular’ fsterert cuice of enods te fubn. wut’ to PI/) was recets treet coveruce or the d selatance to the /) endeavor + mount operations, The CL! :ftere the ructlities of this orolect cena eni ecvarscea OF _ ITH. -— 2 : ! an , Yit eT ie a nown 6 eens San instal: a J that some tventy ce Loy Grvstled tarcet studs wor aw ents have Leen oeus were: a forwartea? to tie Station. r-these a &. I recommen: pivision's atteny,icn ; cpap 4 above, Aneroaveds 14.90000 7 2 19 ul ey . MEMORANTUM FOR: Assistant Deputy Director (Plana) THROUOH: ppp/Pe SUBJECT: Project LIFEAT Renewal FI Staff recommends reneva) of Project LIFEAT. This untlateral audio effort continues to be a mort useful operational asset. of the atation as indicated by the spectfic examplee furnished in the renewal request. ..In-addition, ft ~ produced 37 ponitive intelligence disseminations, #ix of which ‘ were of particular interest concerning tlleval transhiywent of U.8. gorda to Cuba. r flee . LLSYD GEORGE fr Chet Foreign Intelligence Attachment Project ’ waren . ear 14-0000 a an ; gi a Project’ LIFEAT WH/Mexico (Audio Operation) 1. PI/INT files contain 37 positive information disseminations attributed wholly or in part to Project LIFEAT during the year 1 July 191 through June 1962. They were concerned _.. principally with contacts between Mexican Communists or leftists and Cubins or individuals of the Soviet Bloc, and. with the travel of Latin Americans to the Soviet Bloc and Cuba. Six reports of particular interest conalated of informtion on Transcontinental 3.A., a@ company allegedly engaged in tho illegal transshipment of US goods to Cuba. Other reports of significance dealt with the contacts and activities of former Guatemalan President Juan Jose AREVALO Barmsja, now. living in Mexico. There was reporting on Hicareguan and Spanish. exile activity in Mexico and on tho revolutionary sentiment and expectations of other Latin American nationals. 2. LIFEAT has provided positive intelligence of value and of | relevance to customer requirements and to objectives of the PNIO. It has been peinted out in the renewal request that the production of positives information is incidental to the projects primary function 4&5 & support and CI/CE operation. 3. RENEWAL TS RECOMMENDED. beh a/ Ale rary TCO C77 “Dare Pork Type af Ore, oc. ye LIFEAT _ Provides Mexico-City Station with a unilateral telephosé tap: operation | Ce: Tauinents oad Reesr 2, ; . , which has beéa in existence fer‘ year oe -t July. 1962, 30. Juno 1963. a. KUDESK/ICG concurs in the recommendation that the LIFEAT "Project reséwal request be approved: “ot Fvalual ioe, 13 eee 13 July_1962_ Wede P80 Lbhemts aeeiteg Wet “re ot c yiae + Peta hgh ae (pk. . 14-0000 Oden Follesipoy ~ - . so Poaact Cota. PROJECT ACTION WH Division “Toten svertca Mexico city aeancea —moreens bere ways j__Mexteo Coed series ° Lee G, Norris oom as Tocueeee fo patengicn 330003 | By 5940 __COMCEARENCES OF DIVISION Seieiatinaaieaicalllitcaan Maareaeteesmmeneam FYPEG Nase nee be ee a CwHY/3/texico: John M, Whitten nen ene ee ee ows | __ fled _P, Holman Nice, wa a Wee _ ~~ obfe wees oneees ve ——f-HebastB ct Dy carer tthe > Q. lan. eS iN a coffe Clark y. 3 b WU/PO/A J a Ns ae / CAM} de Se Rg Lod hide” aol lea | en --— | ; i even ann Set Do oe i otal terre ame Ye nea Neen salen nner ate me +. ant ne ct nt Pm en nee geen ef ee ee ee ee “3 | a ad i : ! { ! {— rl een a er en i naan me to ne ee name tantenn bree mewn sain beer 4 i i Te ea oe oe es os ' fo | a oo ore oe ee carte a wonmere Gee de ate fe ieee , | CONCUMREMCES OF OTHTR COMPomi ATS ; a eee ON OOOO ences pom panne nna ee — ee seman nar een op mere ee rete vend om - ee f ene ——~}—— ae pot Toe a, aa Se ae ! a Pinion ge os nee a 1 July 1962 { 30 June 1983 | $99,000.00 APhace TAS auinowity ~ “[pacaarset ~ . : ~ ee 1 DDP/FG | ee 848 Sense te Ponvegue StCRET— ati Cortases ' ‘19 June 1963 LIFEAT Froject Renewal Request - - see ee . - . . 1, Ie is requested that the attached LIFEAT Renewal Request be approved for tho period of 1 July 1962 through 10 June 1963 in the amount of $99,000.00, all of which falls within FY 1963, $99,000.00 was programmed for FY 1963 in the WHD allocation, 2. This Project provides the Mexico City Station with a unilateral telephone tap operation which has been in existence for the past 11 years. , 3, While the primary object of this Projoct {a aot the pro- duction of positive intelligence, it was in whole or in part tho source of JO positive inforeation disseminatfons, “Ia addition” to | thio production and support of other Statton operations, it provides ODENVY with information concerning the Agarican Commu- nist Group in Mexico, 4, Baergency recontact {notructflons have not been estab= lished for the agents of this Project aince it fa beileved the ‘operation would cease in case a situation should arise where they would be applicable, 5,- No training programe for any LIFEAT personnel are anticipated during the renewal period, 6. WH Diviston cecommenda renewal of the LIFEAT Project based on the attached field request, WH Division has cut tha {fold request from $102,193.00 to $99,000.00, 14-0000 ] ommcen’s | cums (Necber cach commen to vite hom show | -tRTALS Drow a le ccront colven che ‘enie-comcient| OL _- plteh | pjeaee tt ch — ; 6 ble. ae clee . ! i . Losew ns rae ep At 56-6; on ene oe oo . ld FELL ALEb LA ALY RECURN T | |. . up oe he Clad ete - as Me we Lad. MO PCLE MES A sui ase tS reer) S phir ap woe “te ' ore CALE C Khe LOGS 4 on vie [Lt tent Y hie Che ‘| bbeeenwet Ae. ee ea _ UAL. [Oz “ | ; f ttehALes dite Lu ttt _ det a 1465) a 13. | — Oo INTERNAL USE ONLY rom 610 Yians* Cy secret () CONFIDENTIAL () «UNCLASSIFIED CRYPTONYM __LIFEAT wes ue STATION MEXICO CITY. CHIEF OF STATION Willard C, Rensys fron . JOR a Pe 27D Ze &- 33/2 Boxi__< Pola: ~ % [ee jy 6? NOL - 2 - HAHA 19129 ee ane tee! Se - 6 - 32f/ 14-0000 - PROJECT LIFEAT PROJECT REVIEW I. Product of the Project A. Sovict Coverage As noted in last year's Project LIFEAT renewal request, LIFEAT coverage of the officlal Soviet Listallation was discontinued on 22 June 1960 when the parallel Italson project LIENVOY assumed coverage of this target, In early January 1962 LIFEAT undertook coverage of the hame phones of three of the most active Soviet Intelligence officers, This wag in response to the con~ 3 . tinuing Station Cl program which includes the monitoring of Sov tet contacts, ; ’ and the guidance recetved from KUDESK Staff at the time of the last LIFEAT renewal, Ag of this date, thls coverage bas not been active for sufficlent time to fully evaluate its usefulness, However, It is belleved that such coverage has the potential to add materially to the Station's effort in the Cl a field, Although not designed to provide positive intelligence, some by-product - of this type has been obtained, Samples are as follows: HMM-6364, 8 May 1962 (Briefing of Mexican Pro-Marxist Journalist by Soviet Embassy) TIMM-6382, 15 May 1962 (Mexican Traveller to the USSR) HMM-6376, 11 May 1962 (Refutation of Rumors that Soviet Cosmonaut TITOV will visit Mexico) B, Pollsh Embassy LIFEAT has remained the primary source of information on this target and the only successful,. continuing penetration of the target, The information provided to the interested Case Officer has in the past been described as "unique" and "invaluable", This description holds with equal emphasis for the present as well as the past, Selective examples of the valuable positive intelligence pro- duct of this coverage are: HMMA- 17448, 28 July 1961 (Henryk POTASZ) HMM<A-17647, (LIFEAT,LAURICLE), 25 August 1961 HMMaA-17694, 1 September 1961 (lrena Halina ZOR AWSK A) HMMAaA-17876, 29 Seprember 19G1 (Movement of Tolsh Na rtionals) OSES | GEA | en es | NOL - + - Hats -1972 F. ot gos ek a 14-0000 -2- HNMA- 18058, nb October 1964 (sateltite Trade in Mextes) So HMMA-18074, 31 Qétober 1961 (Activitics of Polish_Embassles in Mexico and Brazil) . HMMA-18913, 27 April 1962 (RYBAT/Eugenlusz SKOTNICKI) HMMA- 18915, 27 April 1962 (RYBAT/Eugenlusz SKOTNICKD © HMIM-5743,-7-July.1961 (Possible Purchase of Ships from Poland) 4HMM-5894, 14 September 1961 (Trade Between Mexico and Poland) HMM-5921, 26 September 1961 (Polish Plans to Buy Zinc from Mexico) C. Cuban Coverage LIFEAT was abie to provide coverage of major firms dealing in-U.S. goods transshipment vila Mexico to Cuba, This technical operation not only pro- vided Initlal leads which alerted the Station to these companies, but also was able to provide continuing Information on the dally activities of the com- panies Involved. Coverage of certain Cuban personages arranging for illegal transshipment of U.S, goods to Cuba was also provided including thelr con- tacts and general activities, Samples of the positive intelllgence production from this Cuban commercial coverage are as. follows: ; HMMA - 18073, 31 October 1961 (Ruben SAUREZ Y Alvarez, Representative ti Mexico of the Cuban Bank of Foreign Commerce) . HMMA- 18538, 2 February 1962 (Cuban Commercial Activities) HMM-5883, 26 Seprember 1951 (Cuban Commercial Activities) HMM-5915, 22 September 1961 (Transcontinental, S.A.) HMM-6012, 14 November 1961 (Mexican Firm Shipping U.S. Goods to Cuba) HMM ~6220, 27 February 1962 (Lorenzo L, SAUNDERS, Vice President of Transcontinental, S,A.) D, :American Communists in Mexico ‘As in the past, most of the targets in this group have been covered at the ‘request of ODENVY, and the raw-take has been partlally processed by them, During the period Juty 1961 through May 1962, approximately 680 reels of take were passed :o local ODENVY for their processing, The most valuable information gleaned from the targets in this field continues to deal with con- tacts, travel, and general activities of the American Communist Group tn Mexico (ACGM). te typical examples of the reporting based on LIFEAT coverage of the ACGM are: we HMMA-17318, 3 uty” ‘1961 (Albert MALTZ) HMMA - 17388, 14 July 1961 (Enos Regnet WICHER, Maria WICHER) * HMMA~17389, 14 July 1961 (Carl SEBORER) HMMA-17419, 21 July 1961 (Clarina OVERGAARD, Anders OVERGAARD) HMMA-~17455, 25 July 1961-(Dalton TRUMBO, Cleo TRUMBO) HMMA~176i1, 18 August 1961 (Noah SEBORER/Albert MALTZ/ Charles SMALL) HMMA-17760, 12 September {961 (Maurice ZEITLIN) HMMA- 17806, 19 September 1961 (Albert MALTZ) HMMA -17855, 26 September 1961 (U.S, Cltizens Travel to Cuba) HMMA-17860, 29 September 1961 (Albert MALTZ) ~ HMMA- 18097, 3 November 1961 (Charles SMALL) HMMA-18492, 23 January 1962 (Albert MALTZ/Noah SERORER/ Charles SMALL) HMMA - 18827, 10 April 1962 (Albert MALTTZ/Noah SEBORER/ Charles SMALL) Exile and Revolutionary Activities LIFEAT continues to provide information on the exile and revolut tonary groups - active in Mexico, which information is of the greatest value to the Station and not avallable from other sources, The emphasis of the LIFEAT effort in this area has been directed toward covérage of Nicaraguan, Guatemalan, and more recently Spanish Republican exiles, The product has been most rewarding in this coverage, Examples of productivity in this past project year; HMMA-~-17489, 4 August 1961 (Alejandro GALINDO) HMMA - 18420, 5 January 1962 (Teodora MARTEN Rodriguez) HMMA - 18468, 16 January 1962 (Travel of Salvadorans to Cuba). HMM-~-5920, 26 September 1961 {Activities of Nicaraguan Exiles in Mexico) HMM- 6142, 18 January 1962 (Plans of Guatemalan Army Officers to Attempt Coup) . HMM-6191, 17 February 1962 (Guatemalan Revolutionary Activity) HMM-6230, 2 March 1962 (Contacts of Juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo in Mexico City) HMM-6292, 2 April 1962 (Return to El Salvador of Colonel Oscar OSORIO) HMM-6311, 13 April 1962 (Contacts of Juan Josc AREVALO Bermejo) Qe iy 1962. . 49,4 May’ 1962 (Views: ‘of Tuan Jose AREVALO. on Peruvian . ' Presidential Candidate). — HMM-6359, -4 May°1962 (Contact Between. Claudio SANCHEZ de -: a Albornoz, Presidént of the Council of Spanish Republic, ‘and Juan Simeon VIDARTE, Spanish Exile in Mexico) HMM-6379, 11 May 1962 (Opinion of Spanisia Republican: Exiles on * Current Strikes in Spain) - “hp F, Counter-Intelligence Informatio © ; re By its latest Related Mission Directive, Mexico City Station's major respon- sibilities continue to Lie in the field of CI/CE matters, LIFEAT was able'to . - provide a-valuable contribution in the attainment of the Station's objectives.in © hse ~ this field, ‘Coverage included that on Carlos Humberto ILLESCAS, who Is acting in a covert liaison capacity between the CP and the Soviet Embassy tn 7 to mate Mexico City, Besides the continuing operational support in the cl CE field, ; es che following informational reporting was provided: HMN.-5742, 7 July i961 (Travel of Mexican Leftists | Behind Iron , Curtatn) ve HMM-5836, 18 August 1961 (Activities of Mexican Student of the University of Peoples’ Friendship). HMM-5977, 24 October 1961 (Interview of Prominent Marxist with ‘Polish Conselor) HMM-6322, 20 April 1962 (Contacts between Carlos FUENTES Macias, Mexican Communist Writer, and Polish Diplomats) HMM-6337, 27 April 1962 (Activities of Ernesto AYALA Mercado, Bolivian Ambassador to Mexico) HMM-~6377, 11 May 1962 (Scholarship for Study in Warsaw to Jorge TAMAYO, Jr., Mexican Marxist Intellectual) . Operational Support and Leads Provided other Station Operations During the past project year LIFEAT continued actively supporting Mexico City Station through production of leads unobtainable through other assets and gen- erally providing other Station operations the secure support only available through a unilateral telephone tap operation, The following is a selected list, together with a brief description, of major contributions of operational support and jieads provided through LIFEAT: 14.90000 LIFEAT/Cuban: Then most noteworthy LIFEAT. contribution to ‘Station efforts in the Cuban operations field was that of providing leads pinpointing the acti- vities of Transcontinental, S.A. in the illegal transshipment of U.S. materials to Cuba via Mexico, LIFEAT was able to continue coverage of the activities of this company despite the efforts of the company to lose itself in the Mexican business community -by changing the name it operated under to Inversiones Mexicanas, S, A. and changing its location and telephone number, Valuable information on the commercial. commodities needed by the Castro regime, . methods and contacts used in their procurement. and ‘information on the con-* tacts of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico were obtained, LIFEAT/Czechoslovakian: LIFEAT coverage of the home phones of two Czech intelligence officers provided some leads to their contacts, but more impor- tantly, provided greater security to KUBAR K when oné of their CIS officers, Miloslav CECH, was singled out for a defection attempt, . Through LIFEAT “livemonttoring” of bath the original and followup defection attempts, the KUBARK assets were provided maximum proteciion from possible atrempts by CECH to alert his coworkers or arrange entrapmeut of the KUBARK per- sonnel involved, : LIFEAT/Polish: Probably the most “classic” * example of the use of a telephone tap in providing a tead which could deveiop into a vital penetration of the Polish intelligence occurred recently in the BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation, LIFEAT provided the initial leads ‘which made the Station aware of the possibilities of an operation and has continued to provide vital information for Station's develop- ment of the operation, It is the S:ation’s opinion that this one instance of service by LIFEAT was well worth the cost of the entire project for the year, (Full information forwarded in MEX1 0462 and MEXI 0463). Also of great interest to the Station were the LIFEAT provided leads which revealed Jan SLUSARZ, Attache of the Polish Embassy in Mexico, had purchased an automobile which had been stolen in the U.S. and driven to Mexico. In this operation, in which a defection attempt was cousid2red, LIFEAT provided not only the initial leads, but alsa daily operational information vital to the Station's efforts in this case. LIFEAT/Yugoslavian: In this coverage of the Yugoslavian Embassy LIFEAT is providing the basic data necessary in establishing operations against thi8 target, Since the Station is expanding its coverage of Yugoslavian activities, much vital data on personalities, contacts, and services obtained by the target establish- ment must be provided, It is this exact type of coverage that LIFEAT is geared to provide in addirion to the operational leads which will be forthcoming as this coverage progresses, The interesced case officer, noting LIFEAT is his only present source of information, feels the take which LIPEAT provides aad will => aad o “aa a iene ° -6- - - a _ — on continue to, provide in this area is vital and basic to the mounting of any operations against the Yugoslav target, q LIFEAT/Soviet /Déuble Agent’ ‘LIFEAT support has provided needed sup- . porting information in backing Stat ton double agent operations, In this area -the success of tne operation is obviously dependent upon the veracity of the agent. CIFEAT provides information which enables the interested case -, - officer to determine the veracity of the agent involved, LIFEAT also provides a needed check upon the act ivitles of the double agent, LIFEAT/Spanish Republican: ‘LIFEAT coverage of Spanish Republican exiles in Mexico City have enabled the Station to monitor the activities of the various groupings of the exiles, including the projected attempt on the life of the senior ODACID official in Mexico, LIFEAT has covered personalities of exile . factions both involves in planning this attempt and those opposed to it. Coverage ' of targets in this area also enables the Station to keep abreast of the plans and ’ activities ofthe various groups which make up the Spanish Republican exile community in Mexico City, LIFEAT/CI-CE Coverage: LIFEAT leads in this area are exploited in the-re~ porting of travel of important Communists, particularly to Cuba and Iron =: Curtain countries, and the travel of U.S. citizens, cspecially Communists and Leftists, to Cuba. Through coverage of the American Communist Group in Mexico (ACGM) LIFEAT has provided ODENVY with an increasing amount of information on the leftist activities of relatives and friends of the ACGM who reside in the U.S. One of the noteable irems in this regard is providing data on the overt and covert efforts of the blacklisted “Hollywood Ten" to regain their former status in the U.S. film industry. Finally, and certainly not of least importance, Station security has been enhanced through LIFEAT periodic coverage cf former Station assets, like LIVESTOCK-1 and LIVESTOCK-2, who could be a danger to particular Station operations or personnel, Monitoring of certain terminated agents is considered especially valuable where these agents were involved in the more sensitive operations, H. Conclusion It is the opinion of the Mexico City Station that the support provided other Station operations, the CI/CE information and leads, and the ability of the unilateral LIFEAT operation to cover sensitive targets without revealing Station interest = es “to. the liaison forces, well juse ify. the expenditure of funds,” time, " personnel, sands security risk: ‘AS it has becn- fidted in the past, that even with the Station's _envolvement in the Parallel; but liaison, LIENVOY. operation, a change in ~ attitude by.the:present | local government administration or a change-in govern- ment administrations. could end KUBARK participation in that liaison project, For thar reason, ‘LEFEAT, in addition to maintaining its present-heavy coverage, . _tust be‘available'to once again undertake coverage of the official Soviet and Czech offictal targets in Mexico City. Therefore, LIFEAT's present orientation, though toward. supporting Station Operations and CI/CE mission rather than toward targets which would provide positive intelligence, leaves it readily avatlable for” recall Into the Sovlet=Czech coverage. ° It is the Station's firm opinion that the LIFEAT pr oject provides a stbstantial and vital contribution in fulfilling the several priority objectives of the Station's Related Mission Directive. . Thére is attached a list of the HMMs produced from LIFEAT provided material during the period July 1961 through May 1962 as a by-product of the project’ 8 prime responsibility of providing support to Station operations, —_ Il. Progress of the Operation The objectives of the LIFEAT Project are of a continuing nature and are there- fore not considered for fulfillment during any given period of time, For this reason percentage figures as to compleilon of project objectives cannor be drawn, However, an Indication of the coverage provided in working toward fulfillment of the objectives can be noted in that 14,000 pages of raw text were produced ’ . in the period July 1961 through May 1962, LIFEAT has been in daily operation during the review period with the average number of lines covered per month being 20, with a high in March 1962 of 28 lines covered, Planning for the Future As was indicated at the time of the last project renewal, LIFEAT hopes to re- main uncommitted to coverages that require the expenditure of 4 great portion of LIFEAT resources but provide coverage of but one target, ,,such as Sovier Embassy coverage. It is added emphatically, however, that should the need arise for LIFEAT to again assume such responsibilities, it is fully able te do so, Until’ such time LIFEAT will continue to enjoy greater flexibility in the employ- ment of its assets, especially ia the areas in which the Sration does not wish to reveal its interest or operations to the-liaison: forces involved in the LIENVOY operation, As to particular areas of operations, the Station has hopes of employing LIFEAT assets in "hot mike operations which require access to relephone 14-0000 ie Iv, Vv. Vi. : “centrais and cables, Tie feasibility of using LIFEAT In this type of operation - has already been proven, ina recent operation with the LIERODE installation’ “ "ag a target, ‘Seven reels of "hdt mike" take Were obtabied in test-runs on checking both the operation (Including installation of the “miked™ Instrument in the:office-of the head of the LIERODE official installation) and che equipment which was of radical- -design and conceived and built by the KURIOT technician aasigned to Mexico City Station under deep cover. Unfortunately, before con- tinuous operation could'get underway, the LIERODE installation decided upon complete renovation of its telephone system, including the Installation ofa switchboard, This, at least temporarily, precludes further operation against this particular target, unless a direct line is installed there, However, it is _ the intention of the Station to attempt coverage of other targets of Interest. In these plans LIFEAT plays | the key role in instalation, ,tine and series cross . From the brief test runs via the LIERODE operation noted above, it Is bel ieved that "hot mike” operations, supported and maintained by LIFEAT, can greatly aid the Station in its coverage of responsibilities under its present Related Misston Directive, - Performance of Agents The overall performance of all agents employed in the LIFEAT complex con- tinued to be good during the perlod of the project review, wlth security being stressed in all phases of the operation, No security problemg were encountered which were not solved by the personnel involved, Since the success of the LIFEAT operation depends largely upon the security of its personnel, Head- quarters clearances and valuation of new personne! will continue to be sought on those new additions who pass a strict field assessment. Expenditures Approval for renewal of Project LIFEAT was granted $ September 1961 for FY 1962 in the amount of $98,973.03. The proposed budget for FY 1953 is broken down in the attached Field Project Outline Renewal Request, Part Il, and totals ; OO! Ay otro : Status of Commitments There are no commitments gyther than those noted in the project outline submitted herewith and in the individuals contracts and oral agreements (memoranda of oral agreements were forwarded as necessary) of the various LIFEAT persoanel, . ity, _ ey Even .aow with the shift of operational emphasis to Stat ton ‘operations support, it is thought significant to include a list of HIMM('s produced through April ~1962.(10 months of the project year) as a by-product in the LIFEAT operation, HMM 5742° HMM_.5743 HMM 5836 HMM S883 HMM 5894 HMM 5915: HMM 5920 ‘HMM 592k HMM 5960 HMM 5975 _ HMM 5977 HMM 5985 HMM 5987 | HMM 6012 HMM 6015 HMM 6142 HMM 6162 HMM 6191 HMM 6220 HMM 6230 HMM: 6266 HMM 6292 HIMM 6311 HMM 6322 HMM 6337 HMM 6340 HMM 6344 HMM 6349 HMM 6359 ' HMM 6364 HMM 6376 IMM 6377 HMM 6379 HMM 6382 HMM 6390 -_ “2. “Ject was opened with the ins:allatlon of a single tap and has grown In the past PROJECT OUTLINE, PARTI Area of Operations This operation ia run-from’ Mexico City Station and ts concerned with targets located within Mexico City. a Purpose , a , The purpose of this project Is to provide, unilaterally, daily information on the” activities of official forcign installations In Mexico and the personnel thereof, ag well as coverage of the activities of selected individuals and groups in response > €o Both Station needs and Headquarters requests, Presently, LIFEAT stresses _ - flexibility of coverage with support of Station operations and CI//CE coverage . . receiving the greatest emphasla, ; Background Pro ject LIFEAT was ortginated on, 3 October 1950 as a untlateral telephoné'tap operation, Actual Initiation of operations under this authority occurred on 18 January 1951, and the operation has run continuou.ly from that date, The pro- eleven years to coverage of as many as thirty lines In-a given month, The LIFEAT Project ts a unilateral operation ‘completely independent from any — Italson arrangement. It ts staffed by KUBARK contract employees with the ma jority of personnel being Indigenous controlled agents, During the past eleven years, Project LIFEAT has produced morc than 83, 500 (estimate) pages of operational and Intelligence information La direct support of Mexico City Station's specific objectives, and contributed matertally to the in- telligence gathering activities connected with the Sovlet-Satellite Bloc and more recently with the Cuban representatives in Mexico, In addition, LIFEAT has been of considerable value in monttoring the activities of the American Communist Group in Mexico (ACGM), as well as the activities of the exile groups and local Comnrunis's, 14-0000 or . with the LIENVOY' 8 assumpiton of coverage of. the ‘Soviet and: Ciechoslovakian official installat ions in july 19600, LIFEAT assets were relcased from continuous coverage: ofthese two targets, These asscts. were then employed in direct support of Station operations--a role ideally sulted for a- ‘unilateral operation such a8 LIFEAT, and extremely important to the security and success of Station operations, LIFEAT, after spending much of Project Year 1961 - 1962 - programing to this new role and redirecting is assets, has now: adjusted to this role and is fully employed in this vital assignment, - References Ss . a, HMMA - 17199, 12 June 1961 (LIFEAT Renewal Request for FY 1962) b, HMMW-10085, 14 September 1961 (Approval of LIFEAT Renewal ’ for FY 1962) Objectives a, To Identify Sovlet and satellite intelllgence personnel {n Mexico and to provide Information on the nature and extent of their clandestine Intelllgence and propaganda activities in Mexico, b, To collect Informatton of the Satellite officials both as to their activities as well as information of blographic nature, . ¢, To support specific Statlon operations, especlally in the recrultment, defection, Communist Party penetration and counter- intelligence fields, d, To collect Information on prominent Mexican Communists and pro~ Communists and their activities, e, To collect: information on prominent Communists, other than Mexican, active tn Mexico, and to identify them and their associates and activities, f, To collect information on exile-groups and. Individuals active in Mexico. g. To provide ceverage of targets of opportunity in Mexico City In support of Station objectives and Headquariers' requests, Targets For objectives a and b: a, Selected Soviet intelligence officers home phones, Qa eee b.. Selected Satellite officlals office and ‘home phones, c, Selected private phones being used by known and suspected Satellite | : intelllgence personnel, . : For objective cz . . d, Selected telephones as requested by sta: ion Case Officers in a suppeet of their going and/or projected operations, ; For objective d: e, Telephone conversations from residences of senlor Communists and pro-Communists, For objective e: f. Telephone conversations from resldences of known American Comminists res{ding In Mexico City, For objective f: g. Telephone conversations from the residences or offices of prominent exile leaders ar thelr contacts in Mexico City, For objective g: h. Telephone conversations which can be monitored from targets of op- portunity, Tasks Case Officer - Jeremy L, NIARCOS a. Supervise the operational and administrative activitles of all LIFEAT personnel, b, Maintain awareness of and provide directioa in atl matters pertaining to the operational management of the LIFEAT Project. c, Provide guidance and day-to-day supervision of spectal operational phases of LIFEAT coverages, per es 14-0000 d. Goordinaté information received from the LIFEAT.coverage with other _ Station operations, and coordinate-as necessary with the Station personnel re- - sponsible for the parallel LIENVOY operation, e. Ma intain LIFEAT capabilities for mounting operations against targets of opportunity, . f. Maintain superviator over baschouses, equipment, ‘and craining of: personnel assigned to the LIFEAT operations. Coordination : a, Information produced by LIFEAT, primarily a Station operational sup- port asset, Is closely coordinated with other operations of the Mexico City Station, No operational coordination ts required with any other geographical --area,” but they are advised-of any information produced by LIPEAT which may be of interest to them, b, Py oject LINOG wh ich supports the principal “outside” Case Officer, David M, WILSTED, ts effected in coordination with Project LIFEAT. . ¢€. Coordination with the parallel, but Halson project - LIENVOY, Is closely coordinated between the responsible Case Officers of both projects, particularly relating to the division of coverage between the two operations, thereby assuring that the unilateral LIFEAT operation will not be endangered by the indigenous personnel of the LIENVOY operation, ’ Personnel a, Career and Contract Agents (1) David M, WILSTED (201-009195), principal “outside” Case Officer. (2) Wayne C, DRABAND-(201-255095), outside assistant to David M. WILSTED, DRABAND was introduced into the LIFEAT opera~ tlon in Novernber 1961 as a replacement for Ralph B, RAFANELLI who was transferred from Mexico PCS in the fall of 1961, His OA was amended 14 November 1961 to cover his use in the LIFEAT Project, Although DRABAND possessed only limited knowledge of clandestine activity when first employed, under WILSTED's instruc- tion and Case Officer guidance, plus his own willingness and capacity for work, it appears he will prove a valuable addition to the | LIFEAT complex, one Presi | ; cout L 14-00000 +4 a7 -i4- (3) LUEMBRACE-S (201-111616) has been Introduced to the LIFEAT operation asa standby technician backup to WILSTED, but will be actively emploved in the operation only in the event of WILSTED's prolonged absence or incapacity, If and when such action Is necessary, LIEMBRACE will then be carried under Project LIFEAT, LIEMBRACE-38's OA was amended to reflect this assignment on | 7 April 1962, - : . - (4) Carol K, ZINSMEISTER (201-117968), LIFEAT processor/— translator and former baschousckeeper who can be temporarily — reassigned basehous: keeping duties, (5) Olga A, PARFINIK (201-117978), LIFEAT processor/translator, OA for LIFEAT employment dated 28 Septeraber 1954, b. Field Agents (1) LIFEUD-1, OA granted 17 October 1950 (201- 182704) (2) LIFEUD-2, OA granted t4 August 1951 (201- 117971) (3) LIFEUD-3, OA granted 14 December 1953 (201-117972) (4) LUIFEUD-4, OS granted 1 October 1953 (201- 117743) (5) LIFEUD-5, OA granted 16 December 1953 (201- 117744) (6) LIPFEUD-6, OA granted 28 September 1954 (201- 117978) (7) LIFEUD-7, OA granted 21 October 1954 (201- 117980) (8) LIFEUD-8, OA granted 31 March 1955 (201-119521) (9) LIFEUD-9, OA granted 27 April 1956 (201- 117934) (10) LIFEUD-10. OA granted 13 September 1956 (201- 114085) (11) LIFEUD-11. OA granted 21 August 1956 (201- 113595) (12) LIFEUD-12, OA granted 6 August 1956 (201- 113569) (13) LIFEUD-13, OA granted 13 September 1956 (201- 115833) ‘(14) LIFEUD-14. OA granted 26 Seprember 1956 (201-117972) (i5) LIFEUD-15, OA granted 19 January 1957 (201-126315) (16) LLFEUD-16. Oa granted 2 July 1958 (201-222786) (17) LIFEUD-17, OA granted 13 August 1956 (201- 114036) (18) LIFEUD-18.. OA granted 2 October 1957 (201- 185370) (19) LIFEUD-19, OA granted 18 Muy 1980 (201- 262485) (20) LIFEUD-22. (formerly LILILLY~-1), amendraeni of OA requested 24 April 1962 (201-288248) (21) LIFEUD-23. (formerly LILILLY-2), amendment of OA requested 24 April 1902, (201- 305004) Loe 24$- c. During the past project year the following personnel were © dropped - from Project LIFEAT: — . (1) Ralph B, RAPANELLI (201- 176295), staff agent, was reassigned PCS after completing his second tour in Mexico on 8 October 1961, (2) Olivia N, GLADMON (201-117751), LIFEAT processor, has given "notice that due to her planned return to the Untted-States for neceséary eye surgery during June 1962, her employment with LIFEAT must be terminated, Agent quit-claim and secrecy agreement have been executed, (3) Leona C, GANDARA (201-225710), employed by LIFEAT only for standby support during the past year and une half, now _ * is employed for support and clerical work for MKCHARITY., a (4) LIFEUD-20, (formerly LIMITATION-5), (201- 102205), and LIFEUD-21, formerly LIMITA TION-6 (201-117981) will be‘ter- minated as of the end of the present LIFEAT project year (30 June 1962), Plans for use of this couple as baschousekecpers were cancelled when LIFEUD- 22 and LIFEUD-23, who are more desirable choices, became avallable fur LIFEAT use, Ter- mination has been discussed fully with these indigenous agents, ‘and cerminatlon arrangements were accomplished on a friendly and mutually agreeable basis (as in all LIFEAT terminat tons, separation is made on the basis of Mexican custom and/or law). 10. Operational Clearances See Section 9 above, Il, Cover There are no changes tn the cover of personnel who have been previously em- ployed in the LIFEAT operation, With the new agents employed since the last | project renewal, cover is as follows; « 14-0000 ly : . . oy, 7i6- a. Wayne C, DRABAND has natural cover of a retired U.S. civil servant presently in Mexico with his wife, an employee of a U.S. government agency, b. LIEMBRACE-8 has natural cover of a retired U.S. businessman of many yeara restdence tn Mexico City, : * LIFEUD-22 has natural cover of a Cuban exile employed by a Mexican firm in Mexico City, He works regular hours at hig cover employment and partakes In LIFEAT activities before and after work and during lunch houra, S d, LIFEUD-23, the mother of LIFEUD-22, has natural cover of - housekeeper for her.son and performs her LIFEAT duties * only tn their home, 12, Contact and Communications Daily contact Is maintained between the Case Officer and the agents employed in the project. These contacts are made In a clandegsine manner with varying patterns established for car pickups, foot contucta, and cmergeney meetings, Pre-arranged signals are employed in settlng and accomplishing the meetings, | When heavy or bulky matertal is to be passed, meetings are held at night, En-" trance to the basehouses by other than the basehousekeepers is made only on the basis of strict necesstty; such as need for equipment repair, installation for new line coverages, or line coverage cut off, Telephone contact concerning the project and with the agents ts kept to a min- imum, Pre-arranged open code is used for phone conversations between Case Officera and agents, Alternate and emergency communications have been arranged and are reviewed frequently by the personnel using them, These systems of contact and communication appear suitable for the project and function adequately from the security and utility standpoints, Locations and times of meetings are reviewed periodically and are changed frequently to decrease the possibility of arousing the suspicions of the residents of areas in which meet- ings are held, 14.90000 13, . Control and Mot ivation Control and motivation are primartly based on two factors: ideology and financial gain. A secondary factor ls the fear of reprisal from the local police should discovery occur. 14, Securlty ; ae During the past project year there were no Incidents which were beyond the capability of the personnel Iminediately involved to tsolate and remedy im- mediately, In contrast to previous years, there was no instance of telephone work crews approaching a baschouse to check or reimove the tap lines running to that basehouse, Some of the "crosses" made In the telephone centrals have been removed by the central’s workmen, but these arc of no danger to the operation unless a full investigation ls made of one of these unusual con- nections, During the past project years no such Investigation has been under- taken, and no suspicton of the LIFEAT iUnemen has been revealed to date, As for the past few years the telephone company Is continuing its efforts toward modernization of the Mexico City telephone system. This effort includes changing from overhead lines co underground cables, cleaning off of the unused overhead “dead lines” and Installation of new equipment throughour the city: These innovations will continue to cause security problems for the LIFEAT complex, but it is believed that these problems are rot insurmountable, To meer this challange to LIFEAT security and to prepare for the day when access to telephone distriburion lines is further reduced by their placement in underground cables, LIFEAT has recently succeeded In having one of its linemen (LIFEUD-2) selected to arrend a four month special course in cable work, When he completes this course (in July 1962), LIFEUD-2 will have working access to all cableways and cable rermination boards in Mexico Clty, This access will! be invaluable from both the present security and operational standpoints as well as for the future when LIFEAT will be forced to tap directly from the underground telephone cables, As a standard procedure the LIFEAT personnel continuously work to devise new methods to Increase security, as well as train in security procedures, so as to continue the high level of security enjoyed by LIFEAT in the past. “15. Training Initial training of new personnel and continuing refresher training for the ex- perienced personnel are handled primarily by the "outside" case officer, David M,. WILSTED, Minor repalr aud maintenance of equipment as well as emergency security procedures are stressed and continually reviewed with the agents, '.16, Equipment anid Support As noted in last year's renéwal request, LIFEAT cquipment ts generally old and much of It is now obsolete. With funds provided in last year’s renewal, LIFEAT (within the past month) has begun to acquire some new equipment, particularly audio recorders. A review of the cquipment situatton in the LIFEAT setup has convinced both WILSTED and the responsible Case Officer that a near-complete-modernization program of the cquipment used tn . . LIFEAT must be undertaken during the coming project year, The-local- a KURIOT technician hag on a number of ocassions expressed his amazement © ~ at the superlor product produced by LIFEAT with the outmoded and anctent equipment (in terms of use hours) which the LIFEAT complex had to rely on, Therefore, with the funds requested In Part U1 of thls renewal request, “= =. "> L TBEAT Ghould be completely equipped with adequate gear, particularly audto - and dial tape fecorders, by the expiration of FY 1963, Admittedly, there ts - involved large, one-time expenses In Complete replacement of such expensive ~ items during a single project year, However, It is a necessary move, due ~ entirely to great wear borne by the equipment. This wear ts now causing such a rash of breakdowns that the outside principal agent musi spend a dlspropor- tlonate amount of hig time tn matntenance work, 17, Timetable _ LIFEAT has been tn almost constant operation since [ts Inceptlon In January 1951, and a8 a vital Seation operational support asset, lt is planned cto continue tc indefinitely, 18, Estimated Costa -: - ~ PROJECT LIFEAT PROJECT OUTLINE, PART” The following are the estimated costa for Fiscal Year 1962, All figures are U.S, dollars per year ($US 1.00 equals 12,50 Mexican pesos), Changes In catimated costs for particular Items will be noted, These reflect not only the continued Inflationary trend tn the Mexican economy, but also the shift in op- erational emphasis from prime coverage of Sovter/Sateliice activilles lo sup- port of Statlon operations, In this latter cage particular Ine coverage ta of shorter duration, causing greater expense In installation and removal of tap lines and crosses, In the agent salary category total expense ln contract agent salaries has been reduced somewhat, due primarily to dropping certain contract agents, while expenses for fleld agent category has risen, due to the granting during past project year of long overdue sulary raises to all but three LIPEAT fleld agents, a, Salarles (1) Career and contract agents David M, WILSTED (GS-12 equivalent) no expenses Included tn Project LIFEAT as he is supported entirely by Project LINOG Wayne C, DRABAND : $ 5, 300 LIEMBRACE-SS (since this agent Is not used actively in LIFEAT, and is car- ried only, as standby technician while employed under MKCHARITY he will continue te be funded out of other ap- propriate projec.) «Carol K, ZINSMEISTER 5, 400 Olga A, PARFINIK 4, 500 Replacement for Olivia N, GLADMON 3. 600 $18, 800 (2) Field Agents LIFEUD-1 5, 860 LIFEUD-2 2, 750 LIFEUD-3 1,960 14-0000. pili LIFEUD-4 LIFEUD-5 LIFEUD-6 LIFEUD-7 LIFEUD-8 LIFEUD-9 LIFEUD-10 (no salary) LIFEUD-11 (no salary) LIFEUD- 12 (no salary) LIFEUD-13 (no salary) LIFEUD-14 LIFEUD-15 LIFEUD- 16 » LEFEUD-17 (no salary) LIFEUD- 18 (no salary) LIFEUD-19 LIFEUD-22 LIFEUD-23 LIFEUD-1’s assistant Christmas bonus (in accordance with local custom, thla amounts to one month's pay) and gifts where necessary . b, Basehouse Rentals ANNEX Ul ANNEX IV . ANNEX VI ANNEX VII ANNEX VIII ANNEX IX ANNEX to replace ANNEX 1 c. Basehouse utilities and expenses d, Allowance for customary rental increase when lease renewed e, Purchase of new recorders and dial tape recorder _ for necessary replacement/mcdernization CREE yp AAA 9/29 2,115 3,650 3, 500 (7 2, 640 2,785 2,115 3, 650 845 1,585 1, 500 2, 400 1, 800 160 4, 100 ° $43, 415 2, 688: 2, 760 2,500 1, 728 3.072 2, 880 2, 000 2,000 1,200 - $20, 828 12, 250 — 21 - : ’ f, Local purchase. of replacement. parts, wire, . ars . ' expendable supplies (as paper, paper tape, , - carbon paper, typewriter ribbons, wrapping paper, manila envelopes) and emergency and special equipment 800 ce $13, 050 g. Transportation . oe Sos QP car used by DRABAND . 500 LIFEUD-7, car rent — 500 LIFEUD-8, car rent 500 LIFEUD- 14, car rent . 300 _ ZINSMEISTER mileage - 300 h, Miscellaneous ops expenses (Included loss of rent deposits, fund for medical expenses and/or fatalities, termination payments *, bribe-, expenses involved in moving and setting up baschouses, and expenses of covering targets of opportunity.) om bl GRAND TOTAL $102,-493 . oo NOTE: Station programed LIFEAT at $US 195, 948 for PY 1963, 99,007 . All terminations of Indigenous personnel will be in accordance with Mexican law and will include lump sum, separation settlement, transportation and moving expense paymenrs, and any bonus due at che time of the termination, t. ln . FR Paty eee NOL. —f —MM«MA - SIS 2G , a ie uve - b~< - a Thos _oShet, LIvEat Project Renewal we nts feton REFERENCE: mae-10085, 8 Bere ase: i i t acho RIQUEND are t Profett Livest expires. oa’ 30 Juna 1962, “Ee - roost to arrive {n Headquarters 20 lekee than 1 June. Distribut loa: 2 » Mexico City END OF DISPATCH CROSS REFERENCE TO. CLASSIFICATION eRCRET Pieasa forward renewal bare TYPED DATE DISPATCHED. 3 April 1962 |g ~ APR 1962 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER WOW 10563 MEADQUAR TERS FILE NUMBER a t $50-6-32/2 © a ORIGINATING OFFICER Sara P er OF FICE WH/ afMexice TYP:ST "2555 ~SOGRERATI APR rasa! J. OFFICER'S NAME RELEASING FICER S SIGNAL 5S Gy RING TS Cette 10563 ‘suBsect — ~ ‘Guief, WI Divisién — _ LIFEAT Project Renewal ACTION ALQURIE REFERTSCLS j ; - j AGTION REQUIRED: For your information only. “REFERENCE : HMH-A-17199, 12 Jona 196 Ae ‘Tho LIFEAT Project: was renéwod on 8 Septesber 196L. me 2. LOR icot: Wi roved for : a ont of & Station's original. request for $111,673. ‘the cut at Hoadquer'ters pade for several reasons: 1) to fall within the ap progrased-figire of $97,000; -2) during FY 1961 only approximately $81,000. waa obligated and since ne expansion was planned, an increase of almost 830,000 could not be justified; 3) to keep the approving authority within KUDOVE. fhe cute were made in the following places: Station request Approved a Equipasnt: a Local, $ 2,500 $2,800 Rew equipment 4,500 . 2,500 Cther Opa axpensss 15,000 5,000 3. KUYUBE and KUDESK Staffs concurred in recommending renewal. KUTUBE/D remarked that the project included coverage of highly selective KUTUBE/D interests through technical means and stated that the project provided several itens of operational interest not otherwise obtainable, as well ae oparational leads and background data useful in target assessment. KUDESK Staff reiterated that coverage ahould continues to be given to carefully selected known or suspect Soviet/Satellite agents in support of the Station's intensified KUDESK type program. END OF DISPATCH DATE TYPEO DATE OSPATCHEO arr oes Distribution: 2 - Mexico City i }24-8-10089. ; HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER . CLASS CATION. a“ penn 7a nore ese SRIGINATING ” OFFICE = OHNCER Fe TrPigt PA =_Sudject - '3y/Maxico C. L. Bustos-Videla urd wh siitVRegistry ; Ye 8H/3/Mex/Chrone OFFICE SYMSOf pati } DEO NCER'S NAME “yore RELEASING OFFICE SYMBOL 7 SERS SRL “T ) - iy CARD 5/,° Kina crow == 440) PAC PR APM LA oe ca A nA ae ENN e ERNE N-eagee--n ememneerNe r ene re ce tt ee 14-00000 ye . ; SECRET C_) rroemeraay -(7 susstoy GR} omecr AMENOMENT | TERMINATION + } . EXTENSION : CXTENZION FINANCIAL o oa ~ a 7 ~ .- a fl CODE. S¥MaOL CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL SIGNATURE ooP/eg DISTRIBUTION FINANCE [a . ' BUDGET 1 | OPERATING DIVISION Division —~ DIVISION CHIEF OF SUPPORT FoR CBSOLETE PREVIOUS 5-60 849 Eottions. SEGRE I oo0r/PGa wm Ferec wef eon wre SAVES EIN ww : Barton Rall ORGANI ZAT LGNAL: PHOT NAME Cad Crenatoray ELEMENT - oy Stewars 2, Surten Ned Py Holman _ SENEES, OF DIVIS OR Lott a renee fee pore ee ~ 1 ENTEMstoR _|- nopert 5 Garter dl AOPRQUI AS MT DOP/?G/¥I/Pro§ : TEONCLRRENTES Cr SNES COMPONENT 1 July 196130 June 1962 MORETY T ctswateme wn BYy8 chee va rrertoes SESREE eR oe tela Bae 14,0000 - SUBJECT: Request: for Approval of Project LIFEAT _ : oO ~ 4, It 48 requested that the LIFEAT Froject be retewed for the bo period 1 July 1961 through 30 June 1962 for a total of $98,974, This : a project has been programmed fer $99,000 and funds are available fn Wit i Division for FY-1962, During the last fiscal year approxiaately . : $81,000 was obligated, . . . 4 . i s No training programs fcr any LIPBAT personnel] ore anticipated 2. for the renewal period, 3, Any nuaber of emergency conditions could be listed which might affect the emocth running of this operation, Among them would : — “be the break in diplowatic relations or hot war between Mexico and the ... : | United Stateg or the discovery of this unilateral asset by the Mexican” Government, Emergency recontact instructions have not been established i for the agents of this project since it seews likely that the operation .. i would cease in case of such conditions and taa agenvs would ba of no further value. | lp ee a en ore | 4, Thies project was the source of 128 intelligence reports during the past year, 85 of which were disseminated, The remainder were used for Headquarters background only since the information was either partially previously ceportad, overt, or of no interest to customer | a agenckes, The following evaluations were received: de "Mexican Techniciane Going to Work in Cuba” - State Department said this report was of moderate importance and that the infornation ; was new and useful, : . “Nicaraguan Revolutionary Activittes in Mexico" = State ; : Department said that thie report was of moderate importance and that i the inforustion was ‘new and useful, “Propaganda Activities of the Cuban Embasay {in Mexico" - j State Nepartment said that this report was cf moderate importance and useful as new information, USIA coamented that the same report was cf aajor iuportance, "Mexican Government Purchase of Soviet Radfoisotopes” - OSI teported that this dissemination was of little importance and that the information was already sufficiently known, O88 said that it was of moderate importance sad more dataila were required, " mPpojected Arcival in Mexico of Pol{sh-Travel Offictala” = — State Departacnt said that this report was of woderate iupottance and ‘the ‘{nformation was few ond useful, ‘They ‘expressed a continulag interest | in thie: type of roportiag, - “Mew Polley of the Soviet Commercial Office in Mexico” = O88 veported that this {nformation was new but only of moderate Laportanee,- - 3S. WH “vieion recommends renewal of tha LIPEAT Project based on the Field reques. attached, WH Division has ext the field's original request for $111,673 to $98,974, DISPATCH | rsisea: Seer DEStgmyge Tisom ° ber Csy 4 jo» Chfjetsef Station, Mextoo Chty, we 1001 ; Sua! . RE, a2" — (CHECK “x” ONE : Currat Projeet Renewal Requent . CL MAES ED FOR IDE KING Oe , . ; . = “RO NDE LQURED ‘Pacnon teauato a INODUNG ‘CAN BE JUDGED 1 "- An noted . . i _8¥ QUAURED HQ DESK OnLy REFERENCES) © ° ° . 1, Forwarded herewith and under separate cover for Headquarters ’ processing. {s the LIFEAT Projéct Renewal Request covering FY. 19ée, This consists of a compreliensive review of: Project LIFEAT. for the period July-19G0-throuch June 1961, anda Project Qitline divided into "Parts I and Il, ‘ i 2. It-is noted that the total of funds requested for the coming project year exceeds that ranted for the past year, but it ts felt- that the additional finds are necessary, und renlistically refleat the needs or the operation, 3, It 1s requested that Project LIFEAT be renewed for the period July 1961 through June 1062 in the aucunt of $111,673. i” 7 7 . he f iL CURT CCA, * 9 June 1961 Attachment: , ae Project Renewal h/w ard u/s/e bistributions “T . Meadquarters «/% eys att h/w and u/s/e 2 - Mies Rodave fret Project: 33 Classificattani “ Lt PIR ass . 7y ~ fOard ace. Fold: Z TRIN EE 20-6 - SY USE PREWRIS PATON, sor REPLACES (OAS 105s $3 SP2B 91 SSA AND S127 Writer ads ORES a ROSS 14-0000 oe as STATION, MEXICO CTtY case OFFICHR —. ees vd the tot CHIFF OF STATION Uk z. rie 14-0000 Se ; So ' PROSROT LIFFAT 7 Se ” PROJECT ‘REVIEW I. Product of the Project —— . , . A. Soviet Embacoy. LIFEAT technical surveillance of the Sovict Embasay and Comerefal . —— - Office telehone llnes was discontinue’ on 22 June 1960 for seourlty reasons, The withdr 1 oof LIPVAP fram coveraye of thin tarret hinged on the 20 June 1060 sucrestion by LIVENSON :0 Chief ot Station, Mexico City, that the Linfson tap operation LIFNVOY un-tertake operations . . oyainst the Soviet/Satellite targets located In Nexteo City, In order ~ : - nou to reveal to LITANSOR that a untlateral tap eperstion wag already ‘ providing coverage of these tarests, it was neceszary for the Chicf of . Station to arree to LIENVOY extending, its coverare to inelude Soviet/" : Satellite operations, LIFSAT inmediately severed tta coverage of both Soviet and Polifsen phones so as not to Jeopwnifne the continuing unllateral LIFfA? oreration and the personnel invelvea therein, No “seeupkty brench resulted from the switch from LIFFAT to LIENVOY coverage due larpely to the thorouchness and speed of the LIFAAT personnel, LIFEAT sccurity and compartmentation was not hamsea vo eny degree vhate. t ever, (Notes LIPSAT epgaln resuicd ecverese of the Pulish Leratlon-- ° now Rinbassyeewhen LL developed that LIENVOY did not have the ready "lake" from both the Crecroclovasian and Polish Gapaelty to pravide offictal installations, ) RB, Polish Embaasy peimary sourae of During, the pest project year, LTSFAT recatned th information on this target aud the only suececc:ul, continutne panetra- tion af the target, technical or otherwise, ‘ne interested Case Officer has described the LIFEAT cantribucton as “unicue™ and "Invaluable", Examples of the positive intellirence rroduct of the LIFEAT/Polish coveraye eres HEHA-15431, 2 August 1060 (Aleksander ; HMM-5133, 22 Aujust 1060 (Promotion of Polish Minister in Mexteo to Rance of Ambassador) A, 24 Aupist 1950 (Bolleh Mintstear of Shipping to Attend ‘axiean Independence Celebration) "WM-51U6, 22 Seytember 1960 (Profectes Arrival in Mexteo of Polish L Otfietats) ¢,-2 September 160 (Jan CWU'SARZ) Trave: 14-0000 WTAL15722, 20 September 1960 (Piotr WASIWUK!s Order for Tape oe . . ; Be Recorder) | hoe Po EBM-5338, 9 Décember 1960 (Appointments to Polish Missions in | 7 batin America) I77A-16206, 20 January 1961 (BoCORN/TYIMT) : ' : HEMA-16467, 15 February 1931 (Possible Polish Sponsored Audio mo. . _ Operation) eee - fo. 7 . i. IWIMMAs16255, 11 January 1051 (Gits - STERy C, Cutan Embassy The emphasis of the LIFEAT aperazion during tne past year has been placed on coverare of Cuban otfictal, intel lirence and proparcanda aetivitices, Dtireet support cf Station operations in the JMZIP area has rendered immeasurable assistance to the responsible Case Officers, On various ocuasions LIFEAT suprert has- involved extended perleds of live-nonLtoring target telephones, thereby providing, excellent cecurity for Station assets taking, part in senstiive operations, LIFFAT/Cuban coverage has also enabled the Station officers to check tha veracity and activities of various penetration arenhts in the Cuban Embassy, again providing inereased operational sceurity and increased exploitation of these agent assets, Althouch LIFEAT kus been employed primarily as ~~ an operatignnal support asset in the Cuban area, the following are examples of the valuable end abundant positive intelligence produecion furnished oy brn sé - B HRMeSO44, 9 July 1460 (OL1 Prom? VA-15499, 17 Aupust 15d (AMS T'-510L, 1O August 140 (Canad “07, 6 October 1260 (disse ‘exleo Kor Cuba) AD=1) Pelecates to Cuban Youth Congress) ston at Cuban Embassy in Mexico) : HEV=5320, Y Decemver 1yCO (Cuoun Propavanua Activities in Mexico) i ; HAM-5299, 4 January 1001 (Activities of Prensa Latina, Cuban News : Agency) WMAESNL, 17 March 1961 (Cuban Commerctal Activities in Mexico) HEM-5573, 7 April 1961 (Cuban Request for Mexiean Co-sponsorship of UN Resolution) i2M-5592, 19 April 1961 (Recruitment of Mexiean Techaiciang to Work 13 : in Cuba) : HIM-5613, 28 April 1961 (Collection ef Medicines for Shipment to Cuba) ; : HeM-5627, 5 Nay 1061 (Links Petween Cuban Embassy and Pro-Cuba i Demonstrations in Mextea City} : HIT‘A-17001, 12 May 1951 (Travel of U.S, Citizens to Cuba : HiMN-SEé17, 17 May 1961 (Visi: of Cuban Petroleum Techmicians to ‘ Hexico) D, Aneriecn Communists In Mexico As in the vest, most of the larsets in this sroup have been covered at a ; the reguect of ODENVY, ani the production has been partially processed / a ‘ . . . f : waned 4 / Wn Pp by then,” During the perfod July 1960. shréuch’ tay LL, epprovimetely 80 recls.of raw "take" were passed to local Qn for their processing, The. most valuable. ‘information gleaned from coverage of the tarpets in this fleld zont tues: to- déal with contacts travel, -and activities of the Anefican Cormunist Group in Mexico (ACGH .- The following is a sample of the reporting based on the LIFFAT covernce provided in this’ area during the pasv. project year: j IB2A-15467, 10 Auguce 1960 (Travel of b fouh SERORER and Family) WNA-15451, 12 Aucust 1960 (Marianne sie PFRALTA (nee YANPOLSKY) EIBA-15917, 9 November 1960 (Berthe ” ‘Nehan StOLTKOFF) oa . HITA-1€051, 20 Novenber 1960 (Paul STEVENSON, aka Pablo O'HICGINS) EMTA=IGLLL, 9 Deces.Ler 1960 (IMax SPARE) MIFA-16179, 21 December 1960 (Albert PALTZ) . ea 16214, 20 Deeenber 1960 (Samuel J. NOVICK) 5 MA-16725, 28 January 1951 (David HALPERIN) “» i PASLOZ2, 5 January 1961 (Enos Regnet WICHER)- so HEMA-1G404, 3 Kebruary 1961, (Nowh, Anna, and Robert SEBORER ) ~ A-16565, 1 March 1961 (Margaret Larkin MALTZ) : A-16747, 29 March 1961 (Snos and Marta WICH>R) HPNA-16002, 7 April 1961 (Noah and Anna SERORR) Exile and Revolutionary Activities LIFTAT continues to provide data on the exile and revolutionary croups aetive in Mexico, The bulk of the LIFKAT effort in this fleld «as dkbrected towarni the coverare of the Nicararuan exlles, anc the results vere most reweriing in unls area, Exam, les of praduetivityes BT tet , 2 November 1960 (ileararuan , 27 Novencer 1960 (Fdelberto » [0 Deeonser LAO (Yravel ef Hon: CATILION zo Cuba) 1DU-5575, 30 December 160 (Travel cf Nicaraguaa Comminist) E-5 30H, 6 January 1951 (Views of Salvadoran Ambassador on Folitleal Situation tn El Salvador) . 5452, 3 February 1961 (Americans In Nicarnguan Revolutfonary ’ . verent ) PMeS540, Th Maren 105) (Use of Cuban Embassy as Guatemalan Corzamist Channel for Messages to Cuba) IATA-17025, 17 May 106) (Travel of Guatemslans) E tle Activities in Mexico) MCHREZ Her tnoga) wy PTeoncl Moberto Connter-Intellicence Informa:ion Mexico Clty Stacion's major responsibilities conv'mued to lie in the field of CI/C= ratters during the [4 year, and LIFFAT was cole to provyice a substantial contribution towami che attainuent of the Station's objectives in this fleld, In particular, coversce of the follovine xnow 14-0000 . . . ms : TIT st te eee ee eet oR ee oe tes Carssintsts added much to the Station's efforts: rendo a - ’ . ., nd hic wife, Clara Poree. de Gu OQ; Careen FRUEAU Civit; and Juan 2 Tes tits CAMPOS Villalobos, Fesides + operational support in. the SESE : Se Re field, the following informational reporting was provided ‘by LIFEAT - MME-5154, 31 Aucust 1960 (Activities of Vicente LOKBARDO Toledano, Mexiean Marxist Leader) : . oo 160-5323, 9 December 1060. (Clara Porcet de GUERRERO ) ~ . IEM-5379, 9 December 1050 (General Lazaro CARDENAS del Rio) - : . —— _ HITi-5533, 10 March 1961 (Activi ties of the Latin American Peace 7 . ' " Conference) - HE7125652, 19 May 1961 (Cox: munist Support ‘of Student Demonstration at Puebla) 031-5655, 19 May 1061 (Meeting of Luis MARTINEZ Menocal with Communists in Mexico) . G. Operational Leads and Support Froviced Other Station Operations curing the past project year, LIFFAT continued to support Mexico City Stithon throush the timely produetion of useful leads, notably fn the fteld of Cuban operations, and provision of continuing: suppart to other Station operations, The following {sa selective list of the use mage of leads provided by LINFAT: : LINTAT/Cuban: In this nhase cf the LIFEAT operation the most {important opera~tonal function has been the use of LIFEAT leads in cheening the veracity and activities of the RUSAIK agents ia che Cuban Embassy in leo, LIFEAT Live-roniterinyg was enuloyed [n the case cf Gufllermo ++. NDUL Voya ta de ermine the suc’ this surypectest Cutvur penetras tion of the AMIRON provram in conta fo Cuban officlals or cro-Miban wtcan offtetals while he was rela tn eustoa, by Mexcean authorities Siation asses, In LIPEAT pj roviden leads wrich e soled en nee pole betiedn a mial (JAS Villa (ak. Janes } WART), a Niedtive from ODYORE wad a potential CASTHO arent, ana ultinately return ROJAS to ODYORN Surisdfetion, LIHAT was also able to Evtermine the whereabcuts of another suspeeted CASTRO agent, Osear RODRIGUNZ teruna, LISEAT lends ann su pert provided Increased security for Station assets involved during the defectfon of Jose PANDO Llada, CASTRO "propacanda” minister, and provided leads for KUCAGE play on the reaction te the defection within the Cuboen Urbasey in Mexico, an WO bute wifora D/Polfoh: LIUFEAT rrovided vital support in the BECORN secrultme dt attemst which tncreased the security of the orerazion and fave a quic: ' and secure means of evaluating the chances of suceess of the arerarion, + Tn this efrort, LIf¥AT support ineludea lon, periods of liveemonttaring three setarate telenrone lines LISSAT leads aise pointed out local cate which is a front ror mich “polt sh invelligence activity in, the Mexfleo City aren. .It has been determine? throurh: LIFEAT leads that wthis cate ts headquarters for a suspectel Polish technical operation ‘dirécted apminet an offfetal U.S, tnstallacioh in Mexieo City. LIFEAT also provided susport for a Station molntes audio operation against the Polish Embassy in Nexteo City, Through LIFEAT leads proper support for the operation wos arransed, : Coverage of a CI/CE nature was explct{ted tn covering travel of important Communists, particularly to Cuba, aml the travel of U.S, citizens, espectally Communists and lerelst Travel plans of American Cormunicts were yrovidal vo ODLUNVY well sce of the setual travel, Acvivitics of local Cosmminists ana their “tion In stenonstrations and CASTNO-suprart profee.s wag shown throug ‘* infomation, H, Concluston It ts the opinien of the Mexileo City Station that the support provided - other Station operations, the CI/Cé Information, and in particular the aul ity of the untllateral LIMA? opurat! o Cover sensitive targets without revealine Station Interest .o LL ferees, well Juactiry tho expenifture of funds, tine, personnel, and seéurity risx, It ts to be noted that even tnourh the Ststion fs involved in che parallel JIENVOY liaison operation, a chance in the attituste of the local povernnent or the change In local goverment adcingf stravion could well end FURARY parttelpation in that lfaisen profuct, For that reason LIFEAT mist be avedlable to resume the coveravs of the Soviet /Satellite targets rhich fy upevieusl, provtd Tt ba reno, Statton that tie LIFCAT eomielex, Ef allowed to distuve;tates, couls be readiiy reoryantszed Yor its services fn the Sovies Satelilte Cleld was required at re date, Theretore, LT artentation, toot}. toward of a cpa r tling pocteibve tee, Leaves ‘ se brentl date the Shele Satellt{re operations, ., LIFUAT op cracions in certain ereas have 1. and totel coverare retuecd during che trial perfod when pulce Lilacs were being formed tn “relation lo aperatine with a parablel buy Liatson oreration (f.¢., LUINOY), However, 1. fs the Statfon's «, that even with the temporartly reduced coverage provided Py LERCAS, this orofeet still provikies a substantini ant essential cortrtitnsion tn Milritling the several priority objectives of the Statl ‘a Helaced Mission Dircetlve, gods tuced Trem LIFRAT I, Frere is acincued a ¢ eve List of the aiph May 1lOaL (see provided materfal during the perfod duly >). Process! of tne Operatien The obecttves.ef the LIETAT Protect are of a continuine nature and are erefore nul. considered fer Qifillment durin given period of time, For this reason gercentoge rlpures an te ¢ sroject objectives cannot be virawn, However, an tndleavion of tne severare provided in norking ad tian ar 14-0000 fs v. toward .MlTillnent of the optectives czn be notes ee aL 12,000 pares of. . “raw text were produced in-the perlod Juty 1050 through May 1661, LIFFAT | Kas been in dally operation during the review periaiwitn the average number of lines covered being 12, Generally, this coverare ean be broxén down as follows: Cuban Erivassy and related lines 4 . Folish Embassy and related Lines 2 Anertcan Comeainists : 2 Targets of Opportunity a - . le TOTAL Planning for the Future Following the surcestion provides by Headquarters In renewing Progjeet LIFUAT for FY 196) (FY and protect year colnetde), the Station is expending every effort to maintein LIFEAT as s secure, compartsented, tuitlaters) operatton’: even though an the presently reduced seale, so ac tat resd‘ily avallable for service tinis flexible support asset with Its proven capaciiy for coverage of almost any tarpet in Mextey City, Also In line wiih Hesdquarters supregtion LIEFEAT will atrempt to increacc its ecverare of those individuals suspested of mainvaluing, clandestine conteat with tre &15, In the future, the unilateral LIISTAT operation, with the removal fron its responsibility the coverage of the Sovlet ana Ceeeh 5, Whit vend to be more Plexible, with preater percentage af tis canac ing to new varyels as uhey are presentea, and able to fen Bltualions, It ts noted that thic may reculbs tna positive Lasellicence prouuctton, but will inereare tne C wiich has alweys been taste to the LISSAT profec:. yavallable for chirts by to wie of pro tiction- Performance of Agents T.e overall performanca of all apents employed tn ih continued to be yood duriag the porfol of the profes’ betns streneed In all paases of the operatlon, Ho nee. encountered whieh were not solved by the personne!) tnv success of the LIBVAT overation devends Jarvely up tne neaurity of ita personnel], Headquarters cloaraners and evaluation of new -perrs sl whil tontinue to ba soupnt on thove mew additfonr whe passa ao siriet SLela nasenament, ts} 4, Sinee the kxpendttures Arproval for renewal of Profect LIFEAT was rrsiied Jt Aupur BY 1061 {na the amount of £),401.00, The prenose i braken Cow in the attachat rleld Project Outline, $98,973,00,. 14-0000 OO ee aay : ° rte : a) VI. Stewus Gf Cormltrcnte | There are'no comaitments other than those noted in the project outline _ “pitaltted -herewith arid {n-the tridividual éonursets and ofal ‘agreements (neroramia of oral agreements were forwanled ‘as nécessary) of: the ~ verfous LIFUAT personnel, . ot - . . “ae : ‘ : Ley >” “| - - 8 to The following {5 a complete list of the 114 102s which were based wholly : ! or in part on LEFEAT cupplied material durin; the périod July 1960 throtigh : ; May JEL. Tels represents a Ch? inereaze over the same perlod of ‘last : project year, -However, with LIVEAT termiuation of Soviet and Czech : eoverace, 2% drop {nthe total Hi produotion ean be expeeted during tho : coming proJect year, HIM-5035 HST 94 52 WPMeR HED 5OA5 527% 5464 SONT is ClTY 7 5055 aw 5) 5A4O 508 5742 heyy 5098 "STK £505. 5100. . S2AT 5505 5101 5748 SOT “ 5L33 : Sah SLL SUs7 54 540 7 51a, Be Be “, S1E4 ofa 5159 557% S1e2 5ITG . a 537% B24) L2co ea) a oalier rw - 12 June 1962 PROUSCD LIFEAT 0 ., ; PROJECT OUTLINE, PART I Area of Operations” : This operation {s run from the Mexico City Station and {s concerned with tarcets located in Nexileo City, . Purpose The purpore of this proJeet is to provide, wnitlaterally, dally informacion on the agtivittes of of ffielal foretrn Inrtallations fn Mexico and the personnel thereof, as well an coveraze of the actlvities of seleated individuals and. groups in responsy to both Station needs and Handquarters requests, Presently, coveraye of the official Cupan and Polish installa- tions have top priority In tha LIFNAT operation, Rackground - Project LIFEAT- was original Ly approved. on-3-Oetober LOSO as a unilateral telephone tap operation, Actunl in{tiation of operations under this authority occurred on 18 January 1551, end the oreratton has run continu- ously from that date, The project was opened with the inatallation of on tap and has crown in the pant ten years to continuous coverace of: from 12 to 2O Lines, fs a unilateral operation completely Independensy from vu, Tuts reatte hy RUPARE staff and contract “persauiel bein, bral, enous cone The LIFEAT project m arrange er; loyera with the pyreater uatoriiy o trolled agents, During the past. ten years, Project LIFFAT has produced more than 76,000 pares of operational and intelligence information in direet suppori of the Mexiea Cliy Station’ 3 spect{ia objectives, and has contributed maiterlally to the Intelligence gathering activities connected with the Soviet and Satellite Bloc and more recently with the activittes of the Cuban verre. sentatives in Mexfeo, In adaition, LIFEAT has been of considerable value in monitoring the activities of the Amerleoan Cousuminist Group in Kexteo (Ac), as well as the activities of extle proups and local Communists, Rererences a, HMMA-19252, dated 29 June 1960 (LIFEAT Renewal Request for FY 1961) aes b. HMPN-9086, dated 8 September 1960 (Approval of LIFFAT Renewal for FY 19621) 14.90000 Se - a. Objectives ee a To identify Satellite intelligence personnél in Nexto and to provide {information on the nature: and- extent of thelr clandestine intellisence ° and propaganda activities in Mexico, - . b, To collcet Information on the Satellite offietals both as to-thetr . - activities on well as information of biograpnic nature, . ° To identify Cuban intelligence perzonnel in Mexico a8 well as determine — the activitiles of Cuban officlals wricn are inimical to the interests of the INS, d, To collect blo,raphic information on Cuban offictals arsigmed to Mexico and provide daily coverage of their activities, To collect information on prominent Mexiean Communists and pro-Commnists and their activicies, f. To collect information on prominent Communists, other than Mexican, active In Mexico, and to Identify tnem and thelr associates and activittes, g. Vo collect information on exlle groups active in Mexieo, h. To collect information on tarrete of opportunity in Mexico. Tarprets ror objectives a and os a. Selected Satellite offielals' office ani home phones. Seleeted private phones being used py known and suspecttd: Satellite intellicence personnel, b, ror objectives ¢ and de ce, Telephone conversations from the Cuban Embassy, ineluding, lonz distance oalls from Havana, 25 well as selected telephone calls from residences of Cuban offieiels, For objective e: d,. Telephone conversations from the residences of senior Communists and nro-Concnunists, For abjective £3 Telephone conversations from residences of known American Commnists restding in Mexic e, For objective et tf, Telephone conversations originating: from residendes or offices of prominent ~ exile leaders in Nexico City. : : For objective hs Telenhone conversations which can be monLtored from targets of ‘opportunity. . Tasks Cuse OfCleer + Edwent FY SRCHEN Assistant Case Offleer - Jeremy L. NIARCOS Supervise the operational and administrative activities of all LIFEAT personnel; staff, contract and indigenous, he of b, Maintein awarencss of and provide dircetion in all operational matters pertaining to the management of the LIMEAT ProJeat, Provide puidance and day-to-day supervision of the operational phases “of ’LIFFAT @overages In the field of Polish, Cuban, and American Commnists operations, Coordinate information received from the LIFEAT coverage with other Station operations, and coordinate as necessary with the Station * $ble fer the parallel LIPNVOY operation, dy, personnel respons! e, Maintain LIPNAT capabilities for mounting operations against tarrets of opportunity, f, Maintain surerviston over Lacehouses, equipment, and training of personnel assigned to the LINEA? operation. Coordination a. Informacion produced by LIFFRAT, asset, Station, Leocraphical area, > LIFEAT which may oe of Interest to them, No opesattonal coordination is required with any other Project LINOG which supports the prinoipal “outside” Case Officer; Oo. David M, WILSIED, is effected in cooritnation with Project LIBEAT, e, Coordination with tre parallel, organized within tre Station in two fields: (1) the dally cheek ing primarily a Station operational support is closely cooriinaced with other operations of the Mexieo City but they are advised of any infermation produced by lol, but lfatson prosect, LIFNVOY: is‘ closely 9. Personnel a. VERT puween Case Officers of both projects, particularly relating to the division of coverage vetween the two operations,: to assure that the unflateral LIFSAT operation will not be endangered by the | : indigenous personnel cf the LIEN/OY operation; and, (2). the daily ke" vy the LIFEAT processor and hrocessing: of LIENVOY/Soviet : basehousexeeper Carol K, UDISMEISTER, The Station believes this . latter point does not “eross" operations unnecessarily since ZOINSHMEISTER's long and discrete cervice within tne LIFEAT complex ‘rives her both the cense of security ani the backround necessary for secure processing of tne Soviet "take", (Notes: Tne processed Soviet maverLal is not returned to the liafsoa forces after receipt from ZINSMEISTER, bus ts returned to the Station where it fs munnarized iy Station perconnel and then pansed mas having core from 7 KUBARK Headquarters.) ZIRNSITISTER 1s equally valuable, and indeed essential, in her LIMAT casehounekece.er assimmement because of her experience in dealing with the seeurlty problens arising from con- ducting @ technical basshouse, as well as her ideal natural cover as wife of one of Mexico's foremost medical doctors, Staff agents talph 8, RAPANELLI (201-176295}, who for the past four years-has Mineltoned as the asststant to “ic "outstde” Case Offieer for the LINCAT operation, completes his second tour in June 1301 and will return ‘to Headquarters PCS during the fall or early winter of 1961. Iu pleased to replace nim with a locally reer.ited person, ODYO ed. "nif coseible, 1mo porsesses natural commercial cover, Several candluates are procerntly ocing coanidered for «his ;osition., As soon as the Station Ls able to determine the nest qualified individual, full PRG I and II and clearance request will be forwarded for Head- quarters processing. Contract Acents/enployees (1) David ii, WILSTED (701-009195), principal "outside" Case Officer, (2} Olivia N, GLADMON (201-117751), processes tapes and perforns clerical dutlos, (5) Carol K, ZMISHETSTER (201-117968), LIFEAT basehousexeeper (ANNEX IV) and processes all tapes from LIIWOY/Soviet "take", (4) Leona C, GANDAPA (202-225710), presently employed only on a standby basis for LIFFA 7 support, AOL pa Se oo o c. Field Agents a a Q) “LISEUD-1, OA granted 17 Octoter 1950 (201-182704) a (2) LIMLUD-2, OA eranted 14 August 1981 (201-117970) - - i ‘+ (3) LIFEUD-3, OA evanted 18 Deeexber 1953 (201-117972) (4) LIBEUD-4, CA crented 1 October 1953 (201-117743) _ oo ; ‘ (5), LIFEUD-5, OA crented 16 December 1953 (201-11774") . (6) LIFEUD-6, granted 25 September 1054 (201-117978) 1 October 1954 (201-117980) ie) granted 71 March 1955 (201-119521) - OA OA (7) LIFFUD-7, OA grantea (8) LIFEUD-3, QA OA (9) LIFEUD-9, OA granted 27 April 1956 (201-117994) , . (10) LIFEUD-10, CA crantei 13 September 1956 (201-112055)} weet (11) LIFEUD-11, OA sranted 21 August 1956 (201-113595) (12) LIFEUD-12, OA granted 6 August 1956 (201-113559) (13) LIFEUD-13, OA cranted 13 Septemver 1956 (201-115833) (14) LIFSUD-14. CA prantes 26 September 1956 (201-117972) (15) LIFEUD-15, OA evanted 19 January 1957 (201-1296715) (26) LYvsud-15, OA prarted 2 uly 1660 (201-202706) . (17) LIFEUD-17, OA granted 15 Ausust 1856 (201-114026) (15) LIFEuD-18, OA pvanted 2 Ocrober 1957 (201-185270) (29) LIFEUD-19, OA cranted 18 May 1960 (201-262483) (20) LIMIYATION-5, O4 amended fer LIFEAT 20 Mareh 1961 (201-102703) (21) LEXTTATION-6, OA anenged for LIPEAT 20 March 1961 (201-117981) a. During the past projec: sear the following personnel were dropped fom Project LISEATs (1) Alice M. CAILTSTREAU (201-119007) «as dropped in July 1960 when she returnec to PRPRIME with ner husband upon his resignazion from KUBARK. ArARe™ JE ANTS : aga 4 1400000 “be 10. ll. 12, Woodrow D, GABZ0MI (201-14465) is now-employed exclusively ‘as an - - cutside contact for the Station's Satellite Case Officer and should no longer be considered as a meniber of the LIFZAT complex. (2) Wallace L. KAWOHL (201-0339 9) was terminated as an active agent in . June 1960.at his own request and with the concurrence of the Station, | Agent quit-claim and secrecy agreement were obtained,- No security problems are considered likely to oecur since FAWOEL's rarents continue to be enployed ac basehouneieerers for LISSAT and are depen- dent upon continued LIFFAT salsry for their livelihood. At the time of the termination, 1t was realized that he would continue to enter . the basehouse which nis parents controlled, and wherefore his clearance was amended to reflect this situacion, (Reference: HITA-15946), Operational Clearances See Scction 9 above, Cover ri neine There are no changes In the cover of the personnel presently employed in Project LIFEAT from that noted in previous project renewals, Contact and Communications maintained between the Case OF Daily contact Is 2 These contacts are made tn a elan a H In the project. patterns estaniic Pro-arraiied clomais then heavy or bulsy movement ii and out of the baschouces tone in cars ostensibly owned by the avencs residing in those barencuses. Entrance to the enouses on foot. by other than the buschousokeepers is made only in emergency ituations, vor anr are omploy racerdial is to be 7 the neottnes L e held at nighi. ALL bas s . and with the arents is for phone conversaclons xept to a betwcen Case Telephone contac. concerning the rrofec: minimum, Pre-arranced open code fis used Officers ani agents. Alternate and emerceney communications have been arranged and are reviewed fraquonsly by the personnel using user Thase svetems of contact and conmunicatic nm apcear suitasle for the project and function edecustely from whe scour: t sdpoints, Locations and times of meetincs are revieve tangea irequently the possibility of arousing meetings ere held. to deurease 14-0000) 13. 14, Control and Motivation Contxol and motivation are >rinarily ‘based on-two factors: ‘ideology ang financial cain,. A secondary factor is the fear of reprisal from the ~ leeal police should discovery occur . . ; og Security . : . an a During the past project year there were no incidents which were beyond the enpability of the personnel imcediately involved tu isolate and remedy immedfately. One basehouse wss closed for "cooling off" after a telephone eacpany “ork parly care to the onschouse to check vhe lines running to 1% This party was stalled long ercugh -o cul. back the "4 uap™ lines at the roor level and the house cleared of all compromising equipment and material, Later the work party enterrd snd cheeked Lne Lines ihich proved to be "seca" Lines, The Sa lines rere tnen removed and the work party left ‘ she premises and there/io further trouble, (Hote: In Hexico Clty there ts mich [dead line" running throuchout the city which causes no end*of airticulty for the telerhone comany in Installation end repair work, Thererare, the phone company assi ; ans work partles to various areas to clean up the extra unused "dead Lines" Ln order to bring a decree of organization to the telernon systert, This vork is now being sursued vigorsusly and is approaching corpletion In large areas of the city.) ~ The oeschouse involved in the above incident has now been moved to a different location and is back in eperactoh. AL the present tine the tel me company is making; a cencral effort to meviemniue the Meteo Cit celles systen, This effort l tnelutes changing from overnead lines to undersround cables, cleaning off the unused overhead nes", and installation of new equipment throughout the city. These fons will c 7 soeur croblens for the LISEA?T complex, Sere non insurmountable, Part of the the use of a Urealer munver of base~ So reduce the number of Lines running to eny one vasehouse, This se en Increase in expense for the nroJect, but is considered cesirable ond esery, Il may eventually be necessary fom LIBEAT to enter the undersroind cables in order to provide acecss to sleeved targets and mainta e security of the basehnouses. The LIPEAT rersenmel are continually werxing to devise new methods as well as main- aining training in secvrity so as to continue the nigh level of securi ndoved by LISSAT in the east. v20n will or necessity Livels to diversify the coverare an ana continuing refresher training for need agents is handled rily by the “outside” Case Officer, 3 t1. WILSTED, Minor reps muintenanes of equipment us vell as HO ney seeuriiy procedures cre stressed and continually reviewed with whe agents. training of new person 14-0000 } 17. As has been mentioned, fa last year's: rénewal request, much 6 Equipment aozid Suppor’ equipment, upon whose reliability the success of-the information collection is based, will require replacement in the near futures; The creat percentage of the equipiaent has been in long ad “continuous service, while mich of the speolal equipment is no longer being manufactured, When present diminishing commercial stocks of replacement parts ere exhausted, new units will ve required for LIFEAT with the attendant ‘large, one-time ~~ purchase expense, o Tinevable LIFEAT has been {tn almost constant operation sinee its inception in _ January 1951, and it is planned to continue it iniefinitely. : 18. Estimated Costs The following are the-estimated costs for Fineal Year 1962. ALL PLTRFAT. ~ PROSECT OUTLINE, PARD.IT |. ‘figures are U.S, dellans per year (51,00 U.S, equals 12,50 Mexican Some increases tn particular items will be noted, resos). reflect the increases These eost of living and espeatally the continuing rise in rental costs In the Mexico City arca, plus the necessity of moving bayehouses for security rearons discussed in Fart I of this Project Outline, a, Salaries (1) wee a (2) Staff and contract personnel Ralph..B,RAYANELLI,..GS-9 (for maximum of 6 months) $3,500 . Salary Quarters Deep Cover Differential Replacement for RAMANULLI Carol K, ZINSMEISTIR - Plus 10% raise Olivia N. GLAN ON Leona C, GANOASA (Fleld agehts LIFEUD-1 LTiUD-2 LIFEUD=3 LIFFUD-4 LIFEUD-5 LIFEUD-6 LIFLUD-7 ~ LEFEUB-8 LIEEUD-9 LIFEUD-10 (no salary) LIFFUD~11 (no salary) LIFEVL-12 - (no salary) LIPRUD-13 (no salary) LIFEUD-14 . LIFFUD-15 LI¥EUD-1é LIFEUD-1 (no salary) LIFEUD-1ls (no salery) LIFEUD-19 _ 1,150 525 4,000 5,500 550 4,200 en, “$5,760 2,496 1,776 1,920 3,648 3,500 2,400 2,4o0 1,920 | Feteee a Sp RO LEFSUD<1's asdistint . oO LS arePrationig 2 - oe EIMTTATION-6 | bee an Dué to the continuing rise in the-eest-of - . a ae te - . living, plus: the fact. that the majority of . - ml, eos : 2 ne the above listed ayents have not received . : : a “ "> the pay raise refleeted in last year's pro-~ a — uo . ; oo “+ Jeet renewel, it will be manditory to grant — Lo . Be : - an across the board 10% pay raise during . _ 4 FY 1942, 2,200 - Christmas boaus (in acconiance with local customs, this amounts to one month's pay a . for each ngent) anc gifts where necessary, 2,200 . 7 i ° : : - coe ceee . $40,680 3 - : vee 4 b. Rasehouse Rentals ° . . ‘ mo ; . ; ANNEX I. (formerly LIMERICK Main Base) . $2,200 : ae [ ANNEX IV ; 2,700 . . a : ANNEX VI 2,200 . Des ANNEX VII. . L,Ted . po ANNEX VIII OO 2,072 ; ANNEX IX 2,83 . i ALINEX X 2,633. we ANNEX to be selected ; 2.58) - : ¢, Basehouse utilities and expenses 2,00 - j r | a, Aliewance for oustoram: (for Mexico Clty} ' l 10% rental inerease wien leace renewed 6,00 ) $24,028 { e, Equipment Local purchase of emergency and sprectal . . ! equipment. ‘$1,800 . ‘ } New equipuent, esrectally recorders snd reels 2 500 ; : . $4,300 i of to f, Miscellaneous : (2) Expendable supplies such es paper, carbon : , _ Paper, parer tape, manila enveloses, . os wrapping paper, ‘ $2,000 RQ Oty 14-0000 ud - Bee a _(2)- ‘Trandportation - : RAPANELLI's Gear ra , ‘LIGTUD-7 car rent oo a : og _LIFEUD-8 ear rent - LU7VD-14 oar rent _ . _ ‘ : | ZUISHEISTER mileage - : “kOO ] | : (3); Other operational expenses (covers lose = > . ~ of rental deposits, fatalities, fredical! noe -e . - z expenses, termination payments,’ expenres involved in moviny, und setting up bare-' i houses, expenses involvad in covering |. . i targets of opportunity) 5,000 ° 7 _ . : ee $2,640 ES . | up a ; GRAND TOTAL ($98,973 7 | i . i ‘ pee em pe te ss = a KR Fapmtination of indigenous personnel will be in accordance with Mexiean s H law and will include lump sum separation settlement, transportation and . 3 i moving expense payments, and uny bonis due at ths time of termination, rs a if . . . . { ! j ' ’ H ; % . os | H } : i i i Gp eee Dt ge iF . . pe 6. ee i 14-0000 Distribut fon: 2 - Mexico City CATE DISPATCHED hare Wwe MIRE Cth, - TYPIST WR/3/Mexico Walton RELEASING | CHARS Sa, OP Riss NIiCDAT LU ad OISPatln SMP ABDNO ” HMH-W-9086" aE Fit ao = c ae mat FCN ONE: Erk eSeine - Balsrice: Ralph B, RAFANELLY 3 6,505.00 $6,995;00 oo " (to reflect legislative : pay raise) _ Miseellansous Operating Expenses 25,000.00 9,000.00 2. Staff coments on the Project reriewal request ware: a) KUTVRE/OPS said that tho Staticn is to be commented on its hand- ling of the requested Bloc coverage by LIENVOY while maintaining LIFEAT ty and limiting coverage to those lines most profitable. KUTUBE _ noted tho inoressed emphasis on exploitation cf operational information. - In order to continue this aspect of the operation, the Station is faced with the difficult problem of selectivity in targeting and processing take fron these tvo lerge projects. Every possible effort should be mde to ase the efficiency of procedsing to maintein LIFEAT at its present high level. In KUTUEE/OPS's opinion, LIFEAT personnel and cspabllity must be carefully maintained in face .of-the easier but less secure LIENVOY. b) KUDESE stated that thio unilateral asset should be continusd de- spite the fact that wo are running a similar operation with the local gov- ernment. : It is hoped that the Station will soon be able te use this asset in the investigation ‘of individuals known to be in clandestine contact with the RIS, for the purpose of determining uhsther or not they may be gq) KUTURE/D notes that the project has been of high value. 3. Attached for the information of the Station is,a copy of the memorandum prepared in Wi to transmit the project for approval. QLIVER G. GALBOND : ats Attachment: 1 (3 pages), KAPOX Yes Mstrietion: Per paragraph 3 1l- Subject mo : 1 - Wi/Regis 2 September 1960 1- age Chrono ‘ a rioo. wH/3/Next /CLidirung: S76" 32/1 tone ust PREY DoS EDITION . acaor | , | OT gg tenact ts as —SHihe {_} CON NUED { 14-00000 TARCET ARBs. exrey CIty . . > VV . ees Gee yu ~ _ Se ee - . ~ po gh ne i - ane ( a FECES - : nitty Ae a nO . ae CRYPTO! LT HSADCARTERS CAS WEFICE: ©. OPSRATING msrp Charlgtte Ly Zehr FIELD sTATTNe sf cry, [21 Per SUBJOCT: LIFEAT Project Renewal 1. It da requested that the LIFUT Project te renewed for the poriod - © 1 July 1960 through 3) June 1962 fore total of 7954701600 Last fiscal 5 the rrolect was aporowed for °123,539 of which $73,58) was oblicsted. The approved progre-mnd figure was £90,900 for Fincal Year 1961, Tho extra & 9,000 required would coma froma the follewing programed projectas LIN? $2,000 LDR @ $1,909 . LIGNVOY-« $6,000- - fo eet eae li 2. Subsequent to the prwis.stion ty the Station of the attached Project revles and renewal request for LIF:T, tha following situstica developed in Maxico vhioh has directly affected the entire | LUPSOT Projeste A% a meoting with the Chief af =tattan on 75 June 1960, LITYish asked Ue Station and LINW-G:NT to Lawdistaly begin covering the Soviet, Polisa snd Ceeeh Pmbasay undar LILWSY, LITIN & sugcested that the Hexlesns trance lete the Spanish and that the Statian forvard the tepes to \ ashingtes for trenslation of the Lussian, foalish avi Creech portions. The Chief of Ststian had no altamative bat to amress freat interest in the coveram af tarreta of such importanes. In arder to protect tle security of the LIMKsT operee tions, the Station atemed the LINTICY and LITHS (LIVERY had not been in operation for the nast aix months for security reasons) coverags an 22 Jams, prior to the LSVOT activation. 1% was determined that LICIVCY would cover 5 Soviet and 2 Coach lines, The teln continues to be processed by LUE‘ Se TER and LIVLIPEN, The LIZRVIY sonitars extract from the Spantah only ths most isoortant points for the daily remrens unich are nassed to LITE LIELHe MT has been tel ve will infors hin of rertinerit informtion odb- tained {ostensibly froa lisadcuartern proceacine) of the Soviet and Coseh text far passing to LITUER. LIFS:T will contimes ita unilateral coverag ef Folish and other targets of intarest. 3. The Station does not anticipate any probisa commected with ths - exploitation of leads since LIAI.c. FT hes evinced no interest in this wt ter. In view of the Lack of lerzumge capabilities by tha Mexicans and sar ability to control what is paased (ostensilly f rea usacdquarters), the itae tion sees no problew arising froa tia present arrangewnt. 4 21 meena mgmt amen ee nn 2 ee eee eee ee a cea nce nes cone ey memeee ween eee et 4 . oe earn tte aniya tee oe Ae em eee ee one epse atenn etme ane ren . he The station does fot intend to eut dim on independent LIFT | : are plenty of targets to keep both LDIVOE end Lin Se The LIFEAT Projéct ims the “source af 99. poxttiws tntalligencs rapsrte, 72 of which were disseminated. Thozve not disgedinsted vere cone sidered by Headquarters to te of value for orarational backcrsund or vere outdated. KR made the fallering evaluations of LifriT reportes *M4exica:: Interest in Procuressnt of Kaphthalene fros Crechoaloe vakia,” of value, probably true, end of importance to receive furtier rea o parts ° "Soviet Comercial Activities," of value, protebly tras, and of importance to receive further reports. "Soviet Plans to «all tawprint to Mextean Govarresnt Aganey,® of little Lsportance. SS aviet Nepotiations for Maxtean Cotten,” of average waives useful es new information, The Tepartcent of 5 tute mde tho follouing evalnationg of LIFEAT reparte: SMexigan =7forta to Sall Swar to ts U5..R,” of values, possibly true, end of iaportance to recalve further reportse °Purehase of Soviet Tractors by “exlean Covermennt,” of slicht valuas "Soviet henotistions for Mexican Cotten," of averege value, use= fal in confirming other roportae 6. . The Stution used LIFEA? information in the preperation af zeae Panda directed to the “nbasoy anf Fal representatives in Mexiso in reply to local requests for informstion. Puring ths period July 1959 through Hy 1540, 15) nezoranda vere furnished the “mbasay and 69 memoranda vore fam rnishsd the FHL bared on LIFT informatien. Te EH TAviston feels that the positive and CK inforemtion received frou LIFEAT £8 inveluahie. Yost of the informtion ig not available fron other Station assets. heporte on travel and the identification of target personalities often serve to confirm information previously received, Lie YAT assats alan have been used effectively to cheek on recently-terminated agente to secerteain thst ths teraination was eocurm. LIF AT else hes been used to chock on reports by double apants thst they hase contected or besn eontected by thair resnective ooviet or Satellite contacts. 6. Information received froa LONI is passed to sil/) and any oper ationg undertalen on the basis of ocsh infermtion are closely coontinated with that Sronch, 10. Project HESHOVTH, whieh supporte Vaodres D. CA!TOF, who processss : the LITSS take, is coordinated with - ‘Project, LIFMAT. ak : . n. Emergancy recontsct instructions will be arrm ged with the agente : undor thio project if a aitustien which might require such instructions : Ghreatens Mexico. eee 12, Tt ts requested that the LIEWVIT Project te renswd on the basis. COCRDIFATION: ; ' ed) Kelana, CAS eb. Anderson, Approved for Transaittals: . a. C. King, Chief i g e t em LIMO Lo 7 " | 2. 50-6-32/4. ftom HMMW-7935, 14-August 1959,” me l. There is attached a comprcheasive Review of Project LIFEAT for the period July 1959 through June 1960 and a Project QOuiline divided into Part Land Part Ul for easler processing. 2. It is to be noted thar the amount requested in the attached renewal request, $il4,-4ll, is $19, 419 under that amount approved for Pruject LIFEAT for the past project.year, Station. Mexico feels this reduction in cost wtIl- not adversly affect the operational impact of the project. 3. It ig requeated that. Project LIFEAT be renewed for FY 1961 in the amount of $114, 4Il. . VW Aiee ae (ache AVillard G. CU 23 June 1960 Attachments : 1. Odd pages (five copies) - attached herewith, 2. Even pages (five copies) - under separate cover, Distribyrion: - WHD (with five copies of odd and even pages) 3 - Files (with complete project renewal request) y pS ra erat E - Remove from Projector anc. . i CS Classifications 5¢ ye ped JOB BER . Bess". Folds 7 Camas . 53 4S es | _ one SP cal ‘TET vs. Boa “SECRET # plo CONTINUED 14-0000 me pas 1 AND It | dud Yi foMon, Cryptonym LIFEAT Case Officer_Edward P, SECHEN "* Seatton MEXICO CITY Chief of wi Hod WEE Ag. i. ‘ . : NIARCOS ‘ ; Assistant Case Officer _ Jeeewy) UL ede fin pobin be fh O- L. Par L rill Vz te "PROJECT REVIEW REVIEW - paouect eet ee nes ‘Product of the Project Ce - oo A. Soviet Embesay 1) Soviet Commerctal Activities: During the past project year, the LIMERICK phase of Project LIFEAT has provided detailed and continuing reports on the increased Soviet efforts to participate in Mexicaa commerctal markets, The following is a partial but representative Mat of the reports submitted on this subject, HMM- 4322, 12 June 1959, Soviet Commercial Activities in Mexico, HMM- 4567, 6 November 1959, Soviet Commercial Activities in Mexico, HMM- 4355, I April 1960, Soviet Purchase of Mexican Cotton, HMM- 4857, 6 April 1950, Soviet Purchase of Mexican Pineapple, HMM- 4358, 6 April 1960, Soviet Plan to Sell Newsprint to Mexican Government Agency, 2) Soviet Diplomatte Activitles: Project LIPEAT provided coverage of many of the Soviet Diplomatic activities in Mexico, It was able to show the relation- ships maintained between the Soviet aad Satellite missions in Mexico, as well ag the increased offictal contact berween the Cuban and Soviet governments, MEXI-4304, 2f August 1959, Meeting os Soviet and Cuban Ambassadors to Mexico, HMM- 4618, 20 November 1959, Increased Relattons of the Soviet: Embassy in Mexico with the Latin American Diplomatic Misstons, HMM- 4768, 8 February 1960, Preparation of Soviet Propaganda tn Mexico for Shipment to Cuba, ho 3) Soviet Cultural Activities: LIFEAT has provided detailed information concerning the Soviet cultural activities In Meaico, Examples of such reports are: HMM-4415, 5 August 1959, Soviet Plans to Bring Soviet Exposition tn Mexico, ~ wes 14-0000 a aes Soe Le ri LOOP FOSTS ARKO a hem “ . a9, ‘is ug 1939, Soviet Plans to Being Pyatnitekty”™ , . ‘Chorus to Mexico, froin Canada, HMMA- 1467, 6 Match 1960, Soviet Cultural Activities, 4) Back round’ iitormation -on, - -and Movement of, Soviet: Offictats:. Through LIFEAT information, the Station has been able to maintain a current ruster of the Soviet Embassy personnel assigned to Mexico, LIFEAT has been further utilized to give information on job assignments within the Soviet Embassy, and to determine in advance departures, arrivals, aad replacements of Embassy personnel, Large quaatities of background - personality information concerning the official and private lives of members of the Soviet staff were also provided, HMM- 4323, Il June 1959, Scheduled Travel of Soviet Officials, HMMA- 14065, 6 November 1959, Activities of Soviet Ambassador aoe “ Viadimiir [vaaovich BAZYKIN, HMMA-13614, 24 August 1959, Retirement System for Soviet : . Diplomats, —_ 5) Goods and Services: Throughout the past year, LIFEAT informatton has been of use to Project LIMESA, Of particular note have been leads concerning varlous properties in which the Soviets wece laterested, 6) Miscellaneous Activities of the Soviet Embassy: LIFEAT material which does not fall into any one category but which deals with the Soviets and thetr assoctationand related activittes has been reported as necessary, B, Czech Legation* Information obtained on the Czech Legation during the period under review was essentially the game as that obtained from the Soviet Embassy, Although this target was covered only from July 1959 to Jaauary 1960 (due to the security prablem posed by extensive telephone company cable renovation work in the vicinity of the basehouse serving the target), valuable intelligence was gained during the period of actual coverage, Exampies 14.0000 ” of reports from this’ source are: HMMA- -13295, -10. july 1959, Czech Legation Activities, “0 SHMMA?13522, 14 August 1959, Czech Embassy Activities, a HMM- 4583, 30 September 1959, Czech Interest in Importing Mexican Copper, HMMA-13919, 9 October 1959, Czech Diplomatic Couriers. HMM- 4576, 6 November 1959, Czech Pians to Setup Commercial Company in the Free Zone of Curacao. ("Czech Legation raised to Embaasy stazus during July 1959) C. The Polish Legation The type of LIFEAT information gathered on the Polish Legation closely parallels that gathered frorn the Soviet and Czech targets; ~EIPEAT ~ ~~ remains the primary source.of information on this target, . ‘ HMM-4458, August 1959, Proposed Mexican Art Exhibit in Poland, HMMA-13713, I September 1959, Influence of Polish Minister on Mexican U, N, Voting. — . HMM- 4482, September 1959, Polish Commercial Interest In Cuba, HMM-4544, 23 October 1959, Polish Commercial Activities, HMMA-14843, 20 April 1960, Activities of Polish Technical Investigators. HMMA-15055, 27 May 1960, Activities of Alexander BEKIER, D. American Communists in Mexico Most of the targets tn this group have been covered at the request H of ODENVY, and the production has been partially processed by them, - Approximately 370 reels were passed to ODENVY for their processing * during the period June 1959 - April 1960. The most valuable type of information obtained on these targets deals with travel, contacts, and aciivities of the American Communist Group in Mcxicu (ACGM). The following is a sample of the reports furnished through coverage of this target group. HMMA-13792, 25 September 1959, Albert and Margaret MALTZ, HMMA-14191, 4 December 1959, Albert MALTZ, HMMA-14885, 27 April 1960, Maria WICHER, HMMA-15135, 10 June 1960, Noah SEBORER, HMMA-15144, 15 June 1960, Maria WICHER, E. ‘cuban: Einbassy . LIFEAT has" provided" timely ‘information o on 1 the activitles and , personalities’ of.the Cubaa Embassy. of ‘paiticular interest-has been the indications provided by LIFEAT of closer relations and increasing contact betweén'the Cuban. ‘Arid Soviet officials in Mexiéo, LIFEAT was ‘also able’to provide a firm indication of the Soviet-Cuban announcement of resumption of diplomatic relations two wecks in advance of the actual event, Examples of LIFEAT Cuban coverage are: HMM- 4489, 24 September 1959, Recall of Cuban Miltary Attaches . - {n Mexico, — -. HMM-4649, 4 December 1959, Pro-Cuba Publication in Mexico. HMM- 4907, 27 April 1960, Projected Joint Announcement by Cuban and Soviet Governmert 3. HMM- 4919, 29 April 1960, Travel to Cuba of Soviet Ambassador in Mexico. F. Exile and Revolutionary Activities LIFEAT continued to provide information on the exile and revolutionary groups active in Mexico. Coverage of the Nicaraguva Communist exiles wes particularly rewarding for the operational information provided, HMM-4317, 12 June 1959, Letter from a Guatemalan Communist Concerning the Seventh World Festival . of Youth, MEXI-4271, 13 August 1959, Travel of Nicaraguan Communists, HMM-4450, 4 Seprember 1959, Nicaraguan Revolutionaries’ Efforts : to Meet a Former President of Mexico. MEXI-4488, October 1959, Travel of Dra, Concepcion PALACIOS Herrera, Nicaraguan Communist, . HMM-4967, 25 May 1960, Aaivities of Rafael RAMIREZ Delgado, G. LAURICLE Information During the period of the project review, LIFEAT, as in the past, continued to contribute materially to several matters of LAURICLE interest, 14-0000 -H. > Counter- -Inteitigence Inforinatton Dee “Fo. - CY/CE matters céatinued to: constitute a major portioa 1of ‘the oe "|. Mexica City.s Station's. priority objectives during the review period, © i ae cone “Project LIFEAT was able to'provide a substantial contribution to the ce “attainment ‘of these objectives, Of particular nove in this: respect has- - fo “been. coverage: -provided on’known Communist Party membérs, “y ) ‘espectalty:valiable being that. provided oa Juan Luis CAMPOS Villalobos, I, Operational Leads and Support Provided Other Sxatioa Operations During the period covered by this project review, LIFEAT. continued to support the Mexico City Station through its timely production of leads which were especially useful, and in most cases esseniial, in assuring the success of other Station operations. . The following is a list, necessarily selective, of che use made of leads from, and support of other projects rendered by Project LIFEAT, - eee eee oy SEEREAT/LIMERICK? 1) Of special note is the support pro- vided to the Station's AEIMPULSE operation. Leads and information cendered by LIFEAT enabled the responsible Case Officer to prepare adequately for this recruitment attempt of an officer of the Soviet Embassy. Following the actual attempt, LIFEAT/LIMERICK was used as a security device to protect the Scation assets employed in the operation. 2) As noted in LA, (5) above, Project LIMESA was provided with continuing support by Project LIFEAT, Notable among the information and leads provided were those concerning specific properties which the Soviets were interested in renting and/or buying, 3) LIFEAT has provided a check on doudle-agent LITARDY-I, giving verification of his activities and contacts, A similar check has also been provided on the activities of informant LIPAGAN-L. LIFEAT/LIVERY: 1) This phase of LIFEAT closety supported the projected LITACIT physical penetration operation aimed at the LIVERY-establishment in Mexico City. LIFEAT provided essential information on the rosters of night duty officers as well as background information on the target. 2) LIFEAT/LIVERY provided support for the installation of 1 technical surveillance against LITACH. Withouw the informarion provided by LIFEAT, this operazion would have been extremely hazardous at best, and ary would have beea earirely impossible, Ase 4 . x Es os LIFEAT/LiTMUS: i) LIFEAT provided- information which lead to the Successiul. récrultment of agerit BEYAN who-was' _ ina position. to provide. information on ‘BESOOT, 2) LITMUS -: teads'also-lead to the attempted, but unsuccessful, recruit- ment of oife:Una* WARREN, believed to have been a-contact of Polish officials in Mexico. 3) LIFEAT leads also lead to the surveillance of a clandestine meeting of Alexander BEKIER, Polish Counselor of Legation in Mexico. Due to the advance notice of the meeting given by LIFEAT, MKCHARITY was given time to plana technical coverage of the meeting and prepare especially fabricated equipment for this coverage. 4) LIFEAT was also responsible for the discovery of the location of a Polish’ Intelligence basehouse, This information was operationally important to the responsible Case Officer. LIFEAT/LIERODE: In this phase of the LIFEAT project leads have been most rewarding in terms of agents actually 7 ee recruited and operations supported by LIFEAT provided information, -))} LIERODE produced leads which were directly responsible for the recruitment of agents LITANGO-1 ~“ and LITAMIL-3, while providing security check and information which have increased the value of agent LITANGO. 2) The defections of LITAINT-1 aad LITAG-1I were greatly aided by LIFEAT leads and information. The internal reaction to the defections in the target establishment were also readily available through LIFEAT, 3) At present LIERODE is providing. coverage, both from a security and informational standpoint, of the attempt to place a recruited agent as Mexico- based advisor to a high official of the Cuban Intellt- gence, This operation is largely dependent upon LIFEAT leads and support for security coverage of the agent's activities. 4) LIFEAT/LIERODE has been unusually successful in providing information which has enabled the Station to identify nearly all the Cuban agents operating tn Mexico, Due to the increasing importance of the Cuban target, these revelations are of utmost importance, Coverage of a CI/CE nature was provided by LIFEAT targeted’ against a recruited member of the Mexicaa Communist Party, aad has produced leads on semi-clandestine travel of party members behind the Iron Curtain, a3 well as providing a check on the veracity of the agent, Project LIFEAT has heen employed also in Support tha ney highly sensitive LIEMI[ operation, 4. 14-0000 It ML * J, \Conclusion * e It isthe ‘Opinion of the Mexico City Station that the support provided "- to other Station operations, the CE information obtained, and the positive inteiligence gathered by Project LIFEAT well justify the expenditure of KUBARK assets in terms of funds, personnel, time aad security risk, The information produced by this operation has materiaily cortributed to several priority objectives of the Station's Related Mission Directive, . K. There is attached herewith a complete list of HMMs produced from LIFEAT provided material during the period July 1959 through May 1960. . (See attached sheet,) Progress of the Operation Since the Project LIFEAT objectives are unique in that they are.of a continuing nature and not designed ro be fulfilled within a given period, no statistics can be cited from which a percentage of coverage on each objective can be calculated. A general indication can be given of the coverage provided by the project when it is noted that approximately 15, 000 pages of raw texi were provided in the July 1959 to May 1960 period, LIFEAT has been in daily operation during the review period with the number of lines covered varying from 12 to 18, Generally, these can be broken down as follows: : Soviet Embassy 5 lines Polish Legation and Polish . Counselor 3 lines Czech Legation (Embassy) 2 lines (Coverage suspended ; January ‘60 for reason | given in 1, B above) Americana Communists 2 linea’ Cubaa Embassy 3 tines Targets of Opportunity 3 lines Planning for the Future Following the suggestion and guidance provided by Headquarters when renewing Project LIFEAT for FY 1950, the Station plans to limit its coverage to no more than twenty lines at any given time, with the possible exception of targets of opportunity which could be covered for short periods ns maximum degree possible, “Due to the increased. importance. of information - installatious. will remain basic: ta! LIFEAT. and. Wil: ‘be exploited to-the --- 7 wT the: Embassy. will, ‘be increased during the coming project year. Targets, of : ‘Opportunity will continue to be: explolted as permitted by personnel, — ~ equipment,- and access: imitations, ol a a The general overall performance of the agents employed under LIFEAT continued to be good with security being stressed in all phases of the _operation, No security.problems were encountered which were not readily solved by the /persomel concerned, Since-a high degree of security .ts required for the operation of LIFEAT, tt, is planned t that any possible i ae agent candidates will be thoroughly screened'aad Headquarters clearance oe obtained before they are in any way approached for operational use, ss Expenditures During: the: ‘Period Under” Rev lew Approval for the renewal of Project LIFEAT was granted on 16 july 1959, for the period 7 July 1959 through 30 June 1960, in the amount of $123, 830. Ter Seo one UTES SHORE £0 provide practical oconomiy wichows decreasing eperationst efficiency;-Statter 7 vm srapoted EPEAT beduer foc hh IDL toonte nod in the eeached Fila Project -Ourtine,Pert-t) in the. umeunt- ef $144,411, reduetion-ef approx Status of Commitments ! . yO There are no commitments other than those provided for in the project outline’submitted herewith and the indiv idual contracts of several LIFEAT personnel, 14-00000 . The follow ing isa complete tat ‘of the 97 HEM! which w were based wholly or in part on 1 LIFEAT supplied material during. the period July 1959 - through May 1960, FIMM- 4351 HMIM-4576 HMM-4768 . HMM- 4355 HMM- 4382 HMM- 4771 HMM- 4358 HMM- 4538 HMM- 4790 HMM- 4364 HMM- 4589 HMM- 4803 HMM- 4387 HMM- 4591 HMM- 4836 HMM-4388 HMM- 4613 HMM- 4843 HMM- 4397 HMM- 4614 Hitt HMM- 4399 HMM-4518 HMM-4855 HMM- 4407 _ HMM-4631 HMM- 4357 HMM- 4415 HMM-4636 HMM- 4858 HMM- 4425 — HMM-4637 oe HMM: 4876 ... “2 HMM~4447 HMM- 4640 . HMM- 4877 HMM- 4449 HMM- 4649 HMM- 4879 HMM- 4-450 HMM- 4667 HMM- 4891 HMM- 4451 HAMIM- 4672 HMM- 4892 HMM- 4452 HMM- 4678 HIMIM-4893 HMM- 4457 HMM- 4691 HMM- 4895 HMM- 4.158 HMM- 4703 HMM- 4904 PMM- 4459 LMM- 4704 HMM- 4907 HMM-4460 HMM- 4706 HMM- 4918 HMM-4131 HMM- 4707 HMM- 4919 HMM- 4432 HMM- 4710 HMM-4921 Hit HMM-4711 HMM- 4924 HMM-4485 HMM-4712 HMM- 4943 HMM- 4489 HMM-4718 HMM- 4953 HMM- 4493 HMM-4724 HMM- 4963 HMM- 4520 | HMM- 4726 HMM- 4964 HMM-453+4 HMM- 4729 HMM- 4966 HMM- 4539 HMM- 4737 HMM- 4967 HMM- 4550 HMM-4742 HMM-4971 HMM-4563 - HMM-4761 HMM- 4972 HMM- 4575 _ HMM-4762 HMM- 4975 HAM - a RMM-45ET . BANA 4572 HMM- 4979 HHAL- 4573 14-0000 “PROJECT WIFEAT a PARTI 1, Area of Operations This project ts run from the Mexico City Station, and is concerned with targets located in Mexico City, 2. Purpose The pucpose of this project is to deterniine Soviet and Satellite plaas, activitles and connections with other Communist elements through the use of technical surveillance, This purpose is tn consonance with the Related Missioa Directive for Mexico, dated:-20 November 1959, Priority A, Objectlve-one; ° ~~ 3, ; Background Project LIFEAT was originally appr ved on 3 October 1950 as a untlateral telephone tap operation. Actual inttiation of operations was on 18 Jonuary 1951, aad ithe project has rua continuously from that date, The protect was begun with the installation of one telephone tap, and his been expanded to the present average coverage of 13 Lincs, Project LIFEAT {s a unilateral operation completely. independen: from any Halson arrangement, It ts staffed by KUBARK staff and contract emplovees vith 1 substantial number of local indigeuous controllod agents, During the past nine years, Project LIFEAT has produced more shan 64,000 pages of operational and intelligence information in direct support ef the Mexico City Station's objectives specifically, and has contribured macerially to the intelligence gathering activities connected with the Soviet and Sarellite Bloc, In addition,. Project LIFEAT has been of considerable value and assistance in monitoring the activities of the American Communist community residing in Mexico City as well as activities of Cubans and exiles in Mexico, 4, References a, HMMA-12936, 22 May 1959, Renewal Request for FY 1950, eroney /VABS % 14-00000 one tives b, ‘-HMMW- 7938, 14 August: 1959, “Approval of Renewal. Request for FY 1960 a, _To Idenrify Soviet and Satellite ueltigence personnel and ro collect information on the nature aad extent of thetr clandestine ~~ intelligence and propaganda activities In Mexico, b. To collect taformation on Soviet and Satellite commercial, diplomatic, cultural and military personnel and their activities tn Mexico, - ; ; 7 c. To collect biographic information of Soviet and Satelltre offictals, d. To collect information of the movements, assignments and positions of Soviet and Satellite personnel, ~e, To collect blographic Information oa Cuban officlals assigned - to Mexico and provide coverage of their activitles, f. To collect tnformation on prominent Mexican Communists and pro-Communists and their activities, g. To collect information on prominent Communists, other than Mexicans, active In Mexico and io identify them and their assoctatea, h, To collect information on exile groups active in Mexfco, i, To collect information on targets of opportunity tn Mexico, 1 Targets (as related to project objectives) For objectives "a "a" through "d", a, Selected Soviet Embassy aad commercial office telephone conversations, b, Selected Satellite office and home phones. , For objective "e", c. Telephone conversations from the Cuban Embassy and selected telephone calls from residences of Cuban officlals, Cleat (Wane —— 14-00000g. % Por objective. “E ok Po 7 “da Telephone conversations fiom the residences of sentor’ Communists and Prominent pro- Communists, | i For objective ", e, Telephone conversations frum the residences of known American Communists residing in Mexico City, For objective "h", f. Telephone conversations originating from the residences... of offices of prominent exile leaders In Mexico City. For objective "i", ~ g: Telephone conversations which cana be monitored from targets of opportunity, Tasks" Caxs2 Officer - Edward P, SECHEN Assistant Case Officer - Jeremy L, NIARCOS a, Supervise the operational and administrative activities of all LIFEAT staff, contract, and indigenous personnel, b. Maintain awareness of and provide direction in all operational matters pertaining to the management of the LIFEAT Project, ce, Provide guidance and day-to-day supervision of the operational phases LIFEAT/LIMERICK, LITMUS, LIVERY, LIERODE, and the American Communist Group in Mexico activities, d, Coordinate informat ion received from LIFEAT/LIMERICK with other Station Mexico operations, e, Matntain LIFEAT capabilities for mounting operations against targets of opportunity. f, Maintain supervision over baschouses, equipment, and training of personnel assigned fo the LIFEAT opesation, 7 Coordinarton’ ° a. Information produced. by LIFEAT, primarily a ‘Station support - operation,, ts. closely coordinatéed-with other operations at the Mexico . ; City Starion. ‘No operatiqial coordination is required with any other -* — - - es area, but they are kept advised of any information produced by LIFEAT which may be of interest to them, ft b. Project LINOG which supports the principle outside LIFEAT Case Officer, David M. WILSTED, is effected in coordination with Project LIFEAT, . 7 9. Personnel a, Staff Agents: Ralph B, RAFANEELI - under-unoffictal: commercial cover -- -- - rn (201 - 176295} b. Contract Agents/Employees: x David M. WILSTED (201-009195) - principle outside Case 1, Officer. fares dgsnk 2. Alice M. CAILLETEAU (201-119957) - clerical work @-4764 3. Oliv ia N, GLADMON (201-117751) - processes tapes and doea clerical work @-9¢94% - 4, Carol K, ZINSMEISTER (201- 117968) - processes major portion of LIFEAT take.¢ -29722 5. Wallace L. KAWOHL (201-033959) - basehouse operator ¢ -3977 24 Je 1959 +6, Leona C, GANDARA (201-225710) - LIFEAT clipping. @ -¢ 1657 7. Woodrow D, GABBOTT (201-14465) - pz rocessor for LITMUS tapes ceruber Heat LESHMATY c, Field Agents: 1, LIFEUD-1, OA granted 17 October 1950, (201- 183704) C- 739 7 2, LIFEUD-2, OA granted 14 August 1951, (201-117970) ¢ UR LIFEUD-3, OA granted 14 December 1953, (201- 117971)C “7952 ‘ LIFEUD-4, OA granted 1 October 1953, (201- 117743) Cd -é876 _ LIFEUD<5,. QA granted 16 Deceihber 1953, (201-117744)¢ - 7476 >. LIFEUD+6,’ OA graated 28 Septeniber 1954, (201- 117978)C-3¢ves" LIFEUD-7, OA grazed 21 October 1954, (2O1-1LL7930) a - 3/977 LIFEUD-S, OA grasted 31 March 1955, (201-119521) ¢-3a,22 9. LIFEUD-9, OA granted 27 April 1956, (201-117984) c - ¥5¢72 10. LIFEUD-LO, OA grated 13 September 1956, (201-1140385)¢ “Sorey ll, LIFEUD-11, OA granted 21 August 1956 (201- 113595) ¢ -seyss 12, “LIFEUD-12, OA granréd 6 August 1956 (201-113596) @ — st, 13. LIFEUD-13, OA granted 13 Seprember 1956 (201-115833) @ -s¢7se 14, LIFEUD-14, OA granted 26 Seprember 1956 (201-117972)¢ - ave." 15, LIFEUD-15, OA granted 19 January 1957 (201-125315) ¢ - 5 ¥e"Gq 16, LIFEUD-16, OA grated 2 July 1958 (201-222786) ¢ - 72322 efi of 6/FEvp-14f-y17, LIFEUD-17, OA graated !3 August 1956 (201-114036) ¢ - ~6ye7 apt rf K 4WCKe —#i8. LIFEUD-18, OA granted 2 October 1957 (201-155370) ¢ -sey's¥ 19, pee 19, OA sranted | 18 May 1960 (HmMMA- 44933) 1 201- 7282458) 10. lt, 12. OS LEWES (LUT Peg ahaa £399 d, No nerssnict were xo from the project during the past ovale year, Operational Clearaaces: _ See section 9 above, Cover. The cover of personnel employ yed in Project LIFEAT remains the same as noted in the last project, renewal, Contact and Communicattons a. Daily contact is maintained between the Case Officers and the agents in this project, These contacts are made-in a clandestine manner with varing patterns established tor car pickups, foot contacts, and emergency meetings. Pre-arranged signals are employed in setting and . accomplishing the meetings. When heavy or bulky material is to be passed, meetings are held at night, All movement in and out of the basehouses by the Case Officers and Principle Agents is done in cars ostensibly owned by | agents, except in the case of LIVERY basehouse where the agents are too old to drive, One of the ind:genous agents is used to coaract LIVERY base, Entrance to basehouses on foor bv other thaa the residents of rhe house is made only in gréat emérgenctes, _.. b.’ Telephone contact cone ering the project and with the agents - ‘ts kept toa minimum, Pre-arranged open code is used for phone conversations between Case Officers aad agents, c. Alternate and emergency signals have been arranged and are reviewed frequently by the personnel using them, . d. These systems of contact and communication appear suitable for the project and function adequately from a security viewpoint. Locations and times of meetings are reviewed periodically and are i chaaged frequently to decrease the possibility of discovery, ~ we 13, Control and Motivation ; ee Control and motivation are primarily based on two factors: ideology and financial gain, A secondary factor Is the fear of reprisal fram the local police should discovery occur, 14, Tratning Inidlal tratning of new personel and refresher training for . experlenced agents is handled primarily by the outside case officer, David M, WILSTED, Minor repair and maintainance of equipment as well as emergency security procedures are stressed and continually reviewed with the agents. 15. Equipment and ‘Support ; It la believed that much of the technical equipment upon which the continued successful collection of LIFEAT material depends will require replacement in the near future, The largest percentage of thts equipment hes been in nearly continuous operation from the initiation of the project in January 1951 and much of this equipment ts no longer being manufactured, When present limited commercial stecks of replacement parts are exhausted, new. units will be required for LIFEAT, 16. Timetable LIFEAT has been in almosi constaat operation since its inception in January 1951 and it (s planned to continue it indefinitely. oe a mm, : - oe “PROJECT OUTLINE " PARTI. PROJECT: LIFEAT 17, Estimated Costs , . : a _The following are the estimated costs for FY 196i, All figures are U.S, dollars per year, ($1.00 dollar U.S, equals 12. 5C Mexican pesos) Due to the continued rise tn the cost of living, aad espectally to the expected_ increase. in rental costs that is a chronic feature of the Mexico Clty scene, a moderate increase in some LIPEAT costs will be noted, sree though she-ossrall toval-roquasiod ts $1 p4lO-uader-thak ~approved-tor-F¥1960,, a. Salaries: 1, Staff aad contract Personnel Ralph B, RAFANELLI GS-10 . G5, 00 Salary $ 6,505-00- oan arters 2, 304.00 - Carol K, -ZINSMEISTER (salary) 5, 500.00 Alice N, CAILUETEAU (salary) 2, OCU, 00- Olivia N. GLADMON (piecework) 4, 200.00 Wallace L, KAWOHL (salary) 1, 728.00- Leona C, GANDARA (salary) 900, 00 $ 23, 137.00 _ 2 Field Agents” _ 1 i 1 | ' ! | | re , LIFEUD-1 5, 760. 00 LIFEUD-2 2, 496. 00 LIFEUD-3 1,776.00 LIFEUD-I's helper 144.00 LIFEUD-4 1,920.00 LIFEUD-5 3, 643, 00 LIFEUD-6 3,500.00“ LIFEUD-7 2, 400.00 iLIFEUD-8 2, 400, 00 LIFEUD-9 1, 920,00 7 LIFEUD-10 No Salary’ . . a LIFEUD-I!1 No Salary ae wie te LIFEUD-12. No Salary : te, LIFEUD-13 No Salary > LIFEUD-14 3, 643,00 LIFEUD-15 763,00 LIFEUD-16 1, 440,00 LIFEUD-17 No Salary LIFEUD-18 No Salary LIFEUD-19 | 960, 00 Due to the continued rise in the cost of living, plus the fact that the majority of the above listed field agents have not recelved a pay raise in recent ycars even though the work load increased and the quality of work performed has imporved, it ts anticlpated that the 10% over-all pay raise provided for, but not given, in FY 1960 will be necessary in FY 1961: \ . 3, 200, 00 oo 8 2 . . . . Christmas bonus (In acvordaace with local custom, this. 8 : : amounts to one moath's p2y for each agent) and gifts an . where necessary: : 3,000.00 — $ 33, 930,00 ~ = = + i yo Vo. v a for ar “, < ~~ : = wey + S e : 3 fee i - a b, Basehouse rettals, utilities, and expenses: 6" FM ERICK Mata Base “~~ = $1,920,000 LIVERY Relay Base " 504;00- Be ANNEX IV 2, 760. 00 ANNEX VI 1,920.00 ANNEX VII 1, 723.00 ANNEX VIIL . 3,072.00 a ANNEX IX 2, 880.00 oo Proposed Relay Base 480.00" ~ - . Plus 10% customary increase In rent ; : when lease contract renewed 1, 600.00 $ 16, 864.00 : a c. Equipment: ae a Local purchase of emergency and special equipment $ 2,500.90 New equipment such as reels and recordera : 3, 000.00 5, 500.00 d. Miscellaneous: 1, Expendable supplies such as paper, puper tape, etc, 2, 000. 00 on nnns 2 Praasportation, RAFANELLI QP Car 600,00 oo ZINSMEISTER mileage ~ 409,00 LIFEUD-S car rent 290.00 LIFEUD-~-7 car rent 675.00 LIFEUD-S8 car rent 675,00 LIFEUD-14 car rent 299.00 3 ‘Other operational expenses (covering. , termination payments®, medical payments, emergency moving bills, renovation of basvhouses, expenses 4 tn covering targets of opportunity) 2s, 000. 00 § 13) 930,00 ee 98, 994.00 GRAND TOTAL $- *Any termination of indigenous personnel will be in accordance with Mexican law and will Include lump sum separation settlement, transportation and moving expense payments, and any bonus, due at the time of termination, Pa Bad Fe acy rv) putt BH py ob op nw VE 026 54 ~ loss’ of deposits, “fatalities; ~ ee ~~ — a ~So “.- "CRARET TV ADA Fm Dr nner an ae ee enn 14-0000; * - 7 = 2 aed = ~ _— - - eet - : - - ao — ee ~ “ ~ = ~ oo -~* « 8 SECT, ~ ROUTINE. _ IN 16826 0 DIR me cme Ex 5782 : REF: DIR 35879 (CUT xa57 ) 2 ar FORWARDING LIFEAT RENEWAL TWO POUCHES 29 JUNE 1 JULY DUE wKAROK GLASSIFICATION, be CE el Soe LS COR TRG ALCHE, END OF MESSAGE ee CS COMMENT: *REQUESTED LIFEA¥ PROD RENEWAL SOOKEST, rr is oe ~~ ~ nny ras ’ OE a bea ~ ~ Live™ fee REPRODUCTION BY, OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy Ne. i \ . . ; a 7 a 7” 7 > TT TT 7 > = 7 as sph Lo. - os ™™ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE OO: ore C. ZERO CO _ I: ROUTING | Glad iY faz2C0 OL reser J yf es 2555 - _ — [ ATED =5 ‘JUNE 196 _ 0s HRKICO crry - : . _ . oe 1 "prom ‘iRECTSR oe cD cant LE SECT + ; 7 ~ OPERATIONAL Gata ai¢ , ” IMMEDIATE NIT8325 one ie: / 1o MEXI INFO CITE OR . - _ 35879 a 35879 REQUEST LIFZAT PROJ RENEWAL SOGHEST, ADVIS& POUCHING DATE, END OF MESSAGE — >.>¢ bane. rad |’, | 7 fo » cf COORDINATING OFFICERS N. Pp, Ho MAN, AG. RELEASING OFFICER Teese AL THENTICATING vorricen . "REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE | 1S PROHIBITED. Copy Now ‘MEMORANDUM FOR:-- Chief, WH SUBJ=EC : Renewal of WH Dividion SI/CI Projects over $100,020 l. There ts set forth below’a list of WH Division FI/cI~ Profects, with an authorization of over $100,900, which ex- pire as of 30 June 1960: Project Authorization LIFEAT $123,330 2. Possibly renewal actions are already in course of preparation fer the above projects. If not, nowever, it is strongly urged that apvrooriate vroject action be subritted as scecn as possible, and in any event not later than 15 July, so that tnese renewals can ve submitted to DDCI ror approval in tively rasnion. 3, The same request apolies to any otner WH Division PI/CI projects, currenliy autnorizea tor amounts under $100,000, if renewal will request authorization in excess of that figure. hen . oN. en’) SoM. HINES chief, DDP/PG 20 June 1960 .* |} 2 DISPATCH RON aD SEPERENCES) 1S F Ghlet of Station, Redico City THIS Imo.” : . . 7 | - 50-6-32/1 FROM : < *Sani - _ 2 Chief,kHD - I . pa MT aes Scarect 7 _ ; ; r Re a ICHECK ONE) s LIFFAT Project Reriewal © , ‘a f MARKED FOR INDEXING oe a - "| RT NO Noeang eroueen t Exnloitation of LIFEAT 16 July 1959 for the period 1 July 1959 through 30 June 1960 for a total of - $123;830 for fiscal year 1960.:. The Station will-note that monies requested for ths support of Woocrow D.-GARBOT! (pa) were subtracted from the request made by the Station for pfoject funds. JAB Oi. is supcorted by the 3°SH00TH Projent, an EE suoport project. for apcroval! INDEXING CAN BEUDGEN BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY leads 1. ‘the LIFSAT Froject renewal subnitted in sM/A-12936 was approved on 2. The following staff comments were made when the ?ruject was submitted : a. "ROM has continued its rating of "C" on the disseminated positive: information frun the Froject, noting a slight increase in the diaseminations, and commenting that it provides interesting infarmation to customers on the nature ang extent of Bloc comercial activities in Maxics, data useful in economic analyses, aud reports on exile activities in Haxico. b. “KUTUBE/D recormended renewal of LIFZAT observing that the leads produced by the operation have been of operational value to LAURICLE activities conducted in Kexico City in the pas’ year. KUTUBE/D comments algo that the Project. has afforded acd can be expected to continue to afford C% ngotection from time to time for activitiss of particuiar LAURICL: interest. c. "XUTUDH/OPS has observed that Project LIF“AT has been a most useful operational asset in the Mexico City Station for the nast nine years, wgontinuously providing KUSAR< with a window into dmportant targets. KUTUBE/OPS requests that the next project renewal voint out what agent recruitments by the Station kave resulted from or been supported by the operational information) secured by the project. ‘ d. "KUDESK commented that it well known that Mexico is being used by the RIS as a base for third country operations directed against the United States, Over a period of years LIFZAT has supplied valuable leads which have resulted in the identification of a larze nunber of versons in clandestine contact with RIS officers; further investigation in several cases produced information which strongly indicated that the persons involved ware actively assisting the RIS. «hile suck information 1s, of itself, of. interest and importance, cur respcnsibil:ty in the CI field imposes the obligation to determine wat those persons are doing for the RIS and this can de done only by recruiting and-doubling ‘them. -it da-therefore sugrestad that LIFEAT leads and reports of investigations based on tiem be reviewed for the purpose of selecting a limited number of the nore promising targets, ‘inereafter, Station assets including LIF'AT should be used to obtain the overat ional data necessary to determine that a tarzet is recruitable, and then a pitch should | be mada. Much tice and erfort will be required for such a program, but the potential rewards fully justify it, and the value of LIFrAT, as a CI asset, will be materially increased. : 3. Chief, KUTUKF, in recosmending the Project for renewal to Deputy Cirector, raview the relationshin and coordination of Project LIfFAT operations with those active and proposed under "reject LITNVOL. we-g: 27f, ‘ j ! -—~ KUBARK, requested-that-at-the tims of the next Project renewal, the Division stoild | 7 | - t 14-0000 . obtaining apnreval for LIvsaT, the Project: was subject to various and. sundry "| ¢ng oferationad value of take rivjecte Ii ine LIENTOL Froject is a success " gperati 9 : Or that. it will encounter: difficulty in obtaining aporoval of a‘sinilar Project as ‘large, : - prove useful in attaining the Station CS ‘objectives. . Among the conrients received ’ r ". ” and-Satellite ‘dipfénats and/or their contacts. It 1s realised ‘that diplomats CONTINUATION OF |... -_ _ - OISPATCH. 2p - 4. In adéition to the for-al cosvants sited above, during tha process of ~ gas in its present:fom. Therefore, neadquarte.s ‘suggests thit the . eritici b: £61 : a oa. Eatior nd and curing the .coning- year = every effort to increase Snerationally and'tha leads are followed up aud-developed, WH Division anticipates andias expenrive as LIF-AT unless it ‘is: denonstrated ‘to the. complete gat’ tion of Headquarters. that tre: expense involved “in the. LISEAT. Project is” justifved and that’ the-results’ of the ‘efploitation of project doveloped: heads _ tay’ Although“the purpose and ‘cbjectives-of the project as stated in ‘thé FPO call for the.coll aétdon of infomation, the orerations] intent is to make use of this information for an-eventual recruitment of Sino-Soviet ‘who are suscedtible to defection or reéruitwant in vlace are few and far betwen and that the Station is always alert for such targets and is conscientious in their develoment. liowever, the Case Officar should kesp in mind the moré easily accessible and zore vulnerable (though secondary) targets, i.e. the many coutacts, friends, ormployees, ete. whose develooment coule well lead to the crimary targets. Headquarters feels it is this secondary category where nore ecrhasis -ean-be madé, ~The recruitaent in” place of such individuals could-be extremly. valuable for the entire CI/CE program of the Station. . ; b. The lack of development and axploitation of leads from LIFEAT operations has been reised many tines. In view of the limited reporting to Headquarters on the exploitation of operational leads, it has been difficult to state whether the leads are being fol:oved up, who the targets are, and whether consiceratioa is vdeirg given to recruitment acoroaches. Headquarters requests that in each monthly sumary..the Station supsly more info under the secticu Jabeled "Exploitation of Leads", ‘he statement "leads res-lting fron LiFfAT information are followed up by other Station assets” is meaningless without some exolanation of the lead follow ups. lieadcuarters would like to know the names and some operational information concerning the persons who gaem to be of most interest and x0 have been under investigation during the period covered by the- monthly. summary. 5. On page & of your covering wemorandun on the FPO (EMFA-12935), you indica that during the coming year the Station exects to expand its coverage to approximately 2h lines. Headquarters would like to ‘suggest that consideration be given to limiting coverage to a number of lines witich can be effectively exploited. 6. It is requested that Headquarters be informed in mre detail in all cases where information obtained through LIFSAT has been used to supsort other important Station opsrations. : OLIVER G. GALBOND & August 1959 Distribution: 3 + Mexico City ‘s/s Llroon - {3h zaleg JS EMM. u REPLACES FOAMS. 14-0000 : - 2 3 : . COASETCATON : press RE ANT NO _ ” ne _ 7 : a te : . endian | i fe) chief; WHD . - HEADQUARTERS FRE NO™ [aso S~E<32/1 ' . ee _ ; _ | _ ’ FROM =—s gnifef of Station, yexico a _-«AF gtina 1959) : soneer — Se 8 — en — : e ar — (CHECK “> ONE} : LIFAT/LIEEAT Agent. Status a . 3 | MARKED FOR INDEXING naa to ve . “NO KNGEXING REQUIRED | “nes ee —_ , . INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED " va ofan pptonym : - "BY QUAUIFSD HQ. DESK'ONLY - 3 * epngt=7761,. BO guns 1959 . - WPL "ahd riesponz<10.~ LEPSTICK-17 and LIPSTICK-22 were unable to remain in ; oe) 6. te gtationts: jurisdietich due “to the health of a ming child and have'returnsd ~ re ’ » to the north of this country. Yee ° gent garvice Records are being subzitted on LIPSTICK-17, LIPSTICK=22 2. qhrough ovarsi ghtaLIQUaTTON—4(201-185370. CA of 2 oct. 1957) wo is now carried as LIFEUD=<17 and#LIMITATION-7(201-114006, OA Noe C-50u57 dated 13 august 1956) and who is nor carried as LIFEYD-13 were omitted fran tha Project Renewal Request. Tt is requested that their nanes ba added to tha list of project personnel. . Thay are not paid a salary but due to. .- - the occupation of their spouses are witting of the LIFEAT activity. Aet cerdabre ~, ; L . | oe : eh Lp pri, po . & Tv Vn ck | - de : ae . ac. cmtis ok iA, 'OFB _ 16 gune 1959 Distribution, 3 - mS ; Ya. g-. 2Ahi CLASSIFICATION, i USE PREVIOUS EDITION i ? PAGE NO ae a fous ehacee COMME 1? $4 REPLACES ORME wGWauM Fons. Chiefy. FT BUBJECT «=k Project LIFLAT Henoval 1. It is requeste: that tre LI UAT i reioct ha revewad for the variocd 1 Joly 1959 trrough 30 June 1960 tov a total cf .1355115.00~ 2. attaced is the Flald's Profect iigvien, tovether with a revised” rodect Outline, wich clearly set forth the present status of the Project. It is belfev:d that tre activity caseribed herair continues to justify the tine and exmense ‘rvolved, and hence merits renewal for the forti.ouwlig youre 3s In March 1959 we asked the yadera), Sureau of investigation for their evaluation of the ucefolnéss of infor-ation on agericais Comunists wich oricinated Ire LIF“AT and wether they wished to cuntime receiving gceh inforzation.s On 2 Avril 2955, the face#ral fmman of Investivatian .. molied that tha inforation tas been of valne to tren fran intellh-encs and invectivative visenointa and ti ey wish ts @ ntines receiving uel inforvations 8. Ci:.A7 was the source of infornatian concerning the plans of Alsert “ALT. and Lis wifa for theie tric to rom acd ostind tive Ire 7 ee Curtain in vay, dume and July 106s, tn we learned that tuey and his wife -artia were clernin: to tery to contact Alfred ‘auf: : fadd STR and varcice and Fatt PALMA: nn Cansuntsts sho Filed decind the Iron Curtain during the rast two years, Aagad on inforzation * vate available through LiF-AT, “eadquartere haa rade artar cements for the saLltct to receiva bugvave searcies aid disercet surveillances at varlous soints on their tric. Se Ye Caget acd volish Oesks in 52 iivision and the aoup-oriate ween in SR Division wore asxeé to cusaont -m the value of Li 245 to thos. Al) dagka asreadt tuat LLY.Al was a ver, yolusble cource of general back ground information an tie Soviet, Czcek and olish cinlorata and often orovided inforsation wi..@5 co.1d be obtainad trrough ro other scurte.s The Caeeh Lesk contented that LIFZAT was of vost value 46 a suport asset ta the Stat: ard croviding leads v ich aicht ba daweloss.: into oreratioanal aesate by the “tation personnal, in ay 1759 the Poliah bask sent 14-0000 -parsonnel saction) to Hextoe PS te. or ; : : phase of LiFLAT, Thay Leal that with ; — 0. Tt tae Contract Agent processing LITSUS, tiie. phase will rastly fherease . Fe po. ge yalne during the eoainy years GAS0T will ve in-w aoaition to ‘call -: onarational leads to the attention of tre Station Gane “fricer imwdictely for ax loitatian, <n noted that Li: iT tac been an invaluahle suport aspect for 23a ard bas Seen at tines tha only source cf infomation for the important 3 oration. S$. The State Femrte-nt evaluated LID AT re--rta on the folloulng subjects to be ofsvalue and probably true. They wish to contincs recs ving resorts on thas gubdjectse. 7 ae . “ovtat Cammrcial Activities in Mexteo® ; "Soviet Attemct to verter “q-inment for Nexlean Coffee" i “loviet Coepserelal Activities in Mexico” ome scene wean : O2R gvaluated a renort on “ovist Attenpt to Tarter Tq -Lomont for Koxtoan : Coffee® ard a recort on °Falligh Ushassy Intersst an Bexicar. Conper Conger trates* te be of valtde - ae. Attachments! ‘(in quae) i lalder with past apervvals Fora 6.9 (in quad) Favelops with true nares eo We ANGOPIN, 24/77) 14-0000 ne ao ~ DISPATCH. ry Chief af Station,: a, Moxico City _ 3 . a i FRING HQUIED ~ Aeon RITE ‘Below = — — 7 a“ Fprotaineg can ik 100G10 : : . “o. : | Sr Quanto ne bisx OMY : - [ia WERAL2, 22 Hay. 1959 (aF«) le According to Headquarters’ records, ListicK-17, LIPSTICK =22,: ne jd iol LIQDATIONA, ~and- EIMITATLONS? have boen “cleared for use” in ‘the LIFEAT™ Project. Since the above mentioned agents sre not included in the LIFEAT Field Projsct Outline, you are requosted to notify Headquarters whether or not you wish their clearances to be kept active for future use 4n the Project. Please forward Agent Sarvice Reeords on those who have heen terminated, 2. You are aiso requested to submit an Agent Service Record for LIMESTCNE@}1LO who, according to the referenced dispatch, was terminated last “sear for security reasons. OLIVER G. GALBOND 5 June 1959 Distritutions 3 ~ Mexico City 1 = NH/Mailroom 1- i/Mexteo Chrono 1s ‘- TI Marr. WH /TIL/Mexico/M. tt Mert gee oy UME ATEWIOUS EDITION. abe Bem ac bs EOE 5 June 1959 HEMORASDUM FUR: Cl/5a sungcct : Charge of Crystonyme for LIFEAT Indigencus Ferconnel “ Tho follosing agents under the LIFYAT Project hava been assipned new eryptoryms as follows: LIMEWATFR TIVE APR .L LIKE. Te Pad LIMITE TES PRUs?’ TALACE LIFE TOF Ay PETICK@1B & “9 LIPSTICK 35 ii PSTICK 37 LY QUATIONed LL UsTache3 LENEAATER SA Distribution: Orig & ] «= Addressee 1 - Memo Chrono 1 - Subject WH /i1I/Mexico/M. Therrien: jie - x 739 C-504U9 Cm 357 oc 6970 2 7495 C305 TeV Co J1EZ C5572 C05 R64 C=50455 C~59157 C-50750 0238015 CuB4I56 Ca70322 ia Ne ohleren cnlef, “b/L1I 1 2 t t 14-0000 < oy oa Tl a ae __ isa . Rom do. Ghat o of “station »_seicioo > et tSn Ye 22 way 1959. : : T wane . gf. R = (CHECK Yr ONE) MarKLD for INDEXING . _ NO NO @ADERING REC REQUIRED 7 LIFEAT Frejee' Bpnawal peiiiest a an ACTION aT, ~ - ot . Oh INDERING CAN BE JDGEO a a ‘poneral of Projéct LIF ‘LIFEat ter; Ft 1360 _ : BY,QUAUFIED, HO. OF ONT z aveeeec te - Soe et - we ee aan Pe; a “ pit-w96820, 2h seats 198 - a a aa ! le _ fisre is attached a. Review of Project. LIFEAT ‘for “the ported . Oo “2 guly 1958 to 30 June 19+ . 2 - an part I of the Outline . ‘has been revised this year. station Mexico - : foit ‘that’ with the number of revisions which have been made since a . complete project renewal request was submitted for FY 1958, this was warraited. It should ve noted that for purposes of uniformity all indigenous personnel in the LIFZAT complex have nos been given on eryptenyn and at present this treakdayn goes from /1 to /16. any future personne] changes will be added to this numbering series. 36 part Bes is submitted in its entirety. ke Tt is requested that Fraject ‘LIFEAT be renewed for FY 1960 for tie amount indicated hereine Gi C+ CURTIS\, Attachments; 1. Odd pages (5 sets) i 2. Even pages(5 sets) 3«C pistrivut long 3 - ms 4/5 sets atts resides 21 May 1959 eat ioe yo from pros an ponirvesttog! i ne cs th ; - joa # ‘ef yoldt__—_—— Bak sn - CATON, SECRET ase 13 FORMS 1-28 $1 28a AND $1-29 nee an. 2 ARE OBSOLETE 14.90000 1. ™, ete fee i. Attachiont. te SSRGRET—KAPOR Hgt-a=12935 ~ KAPOK=1632, PROJECT REVIEW = LEFRAT Product of the’ project The Soviet Bnbassy a- Soviet Comercial activities, During the past year reports submitted from screening the LIFEAT/ “LIVERICK ta@ of the tro established Soviet comercial offices have ’ provided a yteat amount of detail concerning Soviet efforts to sell in the laii= american market. Following is a list of a fuw of the reports sumitted as a result af the intelligence gained from this source; MOSS, 27 Auge 1956 ~- Soviet Commercial activities in Mexico MOH3952, 21 Jan. 1959, Soviet commercial activities in Mexico MEXI-3-S3, 2 Feb. 1959, Identity of Soviet Technician . mn-iet2, 18 peb. 1959, Soviet Commercial Activities in Mexico Rew, 13 yar. 1959, soviet Commercial activities in Mexico Manzy, 10 apre 2953, Camercial Contact of USSR and Poland in ¥pxico WA-W27T, 17 apr. 1959, Soviet Commercial activities in yexico. We Soviet piglomatic activities; his croject.has provided covers... and details of some of tha diplomatis activities of the Soviets in Mexico. [ft has served to show * the relaticnships maintained, culturally, socially and diplomatically between tia Soviets and the members of the Satellite establishments in Maxico. Ma4-22723, 17 Dee. 1958, Soviet Embassy Reception on 7: Nov. 1953 Mns-L279n, 2h pec. 158, Soviet pelegates to Imauguratim of Presicent adolfo IOPEZ Mateos + : Be . vs Te . ek attachment HOR a-12936 oo: " KAPOK-1631L°- - : Page 2 _@» soviet cultural Activities, Me Y . Inforaation produced by LIFEAT has , given datails of Soviet . £ 7 - aétivities “in. cofinection with cultural activities. Examples ‘of “eush - reports are, : M0i-4-1159L, 26 Nov. 1953, Soviet Representative at World Film Festival weld in xexico City, lO=28 oct. 1958 =< Ivan A- PYRYEV HiOi-a-12225, 25 Feb. 1959, soviet participants in pablo CASALS - International Competition Held in Jalapa 18 yan. - ; 1 Feb. 1959 HAN-3923 » 31 Dec. 1953, Pablo CASAIS Participants HMM-L00h, 2 Feb. 1959, pablo CASALS Competition participants ne MEXI-363h, 2 apr. 1959, Contact with Chinese Ballet Troupe ; ; . de Movement of Soviet officials, - ' Through LIFEAT coverage a roster of Soviet personnel currently in Vexico has been maintained by Station wexico. This has been ths primary source of such information. LIFEAT has enabled the Station to determine in advances when dopartures can be expected and has also been a factor in determining job assignments and replacements for departing pereonnel. @. Soviet Embassy Contacts, ok _. , Contact reports of the Soviets are compiled and proviced for Head~ “quarters a8 necessary. These reports are of cmsicerable operatiual value in identifying regular and/or occasional local and foreign “~~ contacts of the Soviets. Following are examples of this type of coverage, - - H-A-12295, 4, war. 1959, Soviet Contacts in yexico - Haile ATSEZHA, Ethiopian Heol an11838, 7 Jan. 1959 = orville M. MULLIKIN - —SEckst———KARNK _ we ae attachnent _ ___SEGRSS—EAPOK——<~S~CS~S«aR A - 12936 ce Page 3 ft. porscnality neperts ¢ on Soviet officials, ~ LIFEaT ‘has’ provided the Station with the most productive ‘source’ . of information comersing the private and official lives of tha " goviets assigned to \exico. These. reports have been stbnitted on individuals, eegs, Dira-11143; 5 nove 1953, activities of yavgenly Me POPOV, Third Secretary, Soviet Exbassy, jexico city, June 1957 = october 1958, Hiu—a-11569, 10 pac. 1958, Boris G- PUTILIN, Exployee, Military attache Cffies, wexico citys HalH-a-12755, 30 april 1959, Boris M- STRELTSO¥, and EyQi-A-12000, 26 Jane 1959, Aleksandr Me BROVKINe gS Goods and Services; Information on goods and Services cbtained from LIFEAT was used in Project LIMESA+ : He. Miscellaneous activities of the Soviet Embassy, LIFEAT material shich deoe not fall inte.any em eategory out which deals with the Soviets md their associates and related activities hes been reported as necessary - The czech Iegation fhe informatio ostained on the Czech Iegation during the period under review is essertially the sare as that from tha Soviet pmbassy. Representative of tre reports submitted from this information are the following personrel reporta; HM-A-12069, b Fed. 1959, Alois LICEK motr-a-12067, pat. 1959, Jarcslav KREJZA Hiot-a-12091, 4 ped. 1955, Bedrich PISTORA and Hot-a-12128, 11 Fed. 1959, Oldrich SPORCR. The polish Jfgation Information on this installation parallels that on the Csech and Soviet installations. the largest amount of Uforsation concerning. | KAPOK=1632 a ae ms. oan + oe a : _ 7 7 oe . _attacbrant SEGRE itor a FaOeA-L2936 co the ‘polish Tegation iias: ‘pen procured fron LIFEAT polloring are -_... @xtamples of reports fron this sources . HiMI-A-12420,, 18 jar. 1959, Contacts of Aleksandr BEKIER, poliah Counselor . “nn-4-20883, 20 Aug. 1958, wlocayaLaw WIODAREK; Polish yanister , Hui-A-12376, 11 war. 1959, antonio 0. MARCEYNSKY morma~12393, 11 yar. 1959, polish legatim publication. Mexican Cominist, party and Communist Frente ae . & Significant apmt of “information concerning the comnmist party . } at |). dn yexico and the Commmist front organizations in yeaico was ctained wl’ ¢ re. from LIFEAT+ information from LIFEsT has been invaluable in sypple- a. menting agent coverage of the front-organizati ons which exist here's ue Examples of this-type ‘Seporting include, ~~ 7 HMM-A-11411, the Narciso BASSOLS Family and polish Iegation HiM—-a-L1y12, 5 Nov. 1958, Travel of Narciso BASSOLS- American Communists in yexico Most of these targets have been covered at the request of ODEAVY and the production has been partially processed by theme 4 total of $72 reels was provided them for processing during a 10-month period ending 30 april 1959. Sacples.cf the reporting done from this source include, WMgi-2-12719, 2h april 1959, Noah and Anna SEBORER Hiai-a-12013, 28 jan. 1959, anna and Nosh SEBORER _ BaM-a-12h6C, 20 Mar. 1959, albert WALTZ HMoHa-1L1851, 7 yane 1959, albert WALTZ. Foreign pissident groups in wexico LIFEaT provided partial coverage of cubsn exile groups and gave ’ current information on the status of the 926 july Moverent® prior to ‘ its overthrow of the BATISTA government in cuba and has continued to —SECRET ANE 7 : ” - gttachnent - Sbense—earek = -—t—CSs«éEA-12936 Ss APOR=2631 / Page. 5 provide informatica on the current ‘seit, of the cibane, tn ‘exieds IAURTCIS Information . LIFEAT has contributed materially bo several miters ering. . : LAURICLE interest. . es - 7 Counter-Intealligence Mformation ci/ck mattera constitute a major portion of the 1exico city Statlonia priority adjectives. project [IFEAT has contributed to the attaincent of these ojectives. The two BGMORNING installations have provided valuable inforszation for the responsible Case officer . on the aatters Involved | therein. . Conclusion The Nexico city station believes that the product of the LIFEAT Project measured against the expenditure of KUBARK assets in terme of personne, time, security risks and funds well justifies ita ts cB renewal. Tne inforuation produced by this operation has materially contributed to several priority objectives of tha Stations Related Mission pirective. : 2 progress of the Operation Definite progress has been made in reporting om the objactives of the LIFZAT Project. However, since LIFEAT objectives are of a continuing nature and are not designed to be achieved, no statistics oan be cited as to the Vv porventage of coverage on each objective. A general indicatim of the ia? ve “coverage can be derived wien it is realized that some 10,000 pages uf raw my text in 10 months are the direct result of the operation from which the \: ‘ atatistics citad above were derived. xxcept, for a period in July and August 1958, following the ternination of members of the Jams Q-« AYCALL family, LIFEAT has been in daily operation with’ some 12-16 Lines being covered. These my be broken dom ag follows; Soviot Enbassy S lines czech Legation 2 lines(movac during this period and only in operation for approximately 2 months) Polish Legation 3 lines(third installed in april 1959) American Comuniste 3 lines 7 - Remainder 5 linea. —SECREP——_APOR— 14-0000 —— ee _gttachont PP ee . —SeeRet—eAPeE— ‘HOEAHIZ936 - ; | | ae Page 6 ‘ Loe Be pee - a Gp at ‘ Buring. ‘the couing’} year’ - station capabilities wi) de. expénded to permit BO 7) ye" “monitoring of approxi mitely 2h lines. pasic “coverage of ‘Soviet, Czech and jer polish activities will be continued to the maximiua extent possible and assete and capabilities will be maintained for exploiting importa@t. targete | of opportunity. 2th | LIFEAT lines, Station bolieves that 2 will be the maximum numer of lines which can be properly handled and handled securely by the personnel cur- rently available for LIFEAT+ ly ~ performance of agents In general the performance of the LIFEAT agents has been good and . secure during the past year. Tha personnel from the AYCALL group were : : teruinated during this period and compartmentation has been employed in tees : the re-assignmnt of tasks anong LIFEAT chain. In view of the high degrea . oS of security nacessary for the personnel involved in this operation, it a is planned to screen vory carefully any possible candidatos-before they ~ - . . are approached for wa in this operation after prior approval has been ae procured from Headquarters for en approach. ; oN Se Expenditures during period under Review Approval was granted for the period under review, l July 195 - 30 guna 1953 to spend $159,590.00. The proposed LIFnAT budget for Fy 1960 is contat ne; in the attached Fleld project gutling Part JI. or 6." Status of comaltrents There are no éommitments other than those provided for in the outline and the individual contracts of several LIFEAT personnel . oe Attachmnt * SBS EAPO HEi4-12930 KAPOK-1631 _ _ Page 7 ; en PART I XY. ss area of Cperations This project is run from the ipxico city Station. It is concerned with targete located in pwexico city. _ &e Purpose The purposa of this project is to detornins Sino-Soviet and Satellite plans, activities and connections with other Communist eiamnts through the use of technical surveillance. This purpose is in consonance with the Related jfagion Directive for mexico, Priority A, Objective one. 3. packground Project LIFEAT Waa initially approved on 3 October 1950. actual ovarations began 18 January 1951 and have run continuously since that tim. The LIFEAT Project was bogun with the installation of ona telephone tap and aay been exparlad since that time to where tha present. cowrays avarages 18 lings. project LIFZAT is a unilateral operation. It 1s complately indspendent fran any liaison arrangement and is staffed by KUBARK staff and contract emloyees with a aubstantial number of local indigenous controlled agonts. During the past eight years project LIFEAT has prodwed more than 55,000 pages- of operational and intelligence informtion in direct support of the Mexico city Stationis objectives specifically and has contributed materially to the intelligonce: gathering aotivitias connected with the Sino-Soviet and Satollite Bloc. Im addition, Project LIF@AT nas been of considerable value and assistance in monitoring the activities of amricans residing in wexico City in which ODENVY has major interest. Ye —s keferences ; Qe HOt-A-10196, 31 May 1958, Renewal Request for FY 1959 be mary7-6320, 24 Sept. 1958, Approval of Renewal Request far FY 1959. oo . * —SEORSP——KAPOK__ - aa college “Liitormation on the. natury and extent of their clandestine - intalLigs nce, and propaganda activities in wexicd, ; Attachment oO! HAH A=12935 ' ——SEORETKRAPOR- KaPOK=1S31 ' a, Page 8 qo identity Soviet and Satellite intelligence personnel and to be ) sallect. ‘information on Soviet and satellite commroial, diplo~ matic, cultural aid military personnel and their activities in Mexico Ce To collect blographle inforaation on Soviet amd Satellite officials. de fo collect infarmation on the movunents, assignments and positions of Soviet and Satelilte personnel. @s to collect information on pronainant Mexico Communists and pro= Communists and their activities. £. fo collect information on proninont Comaunists, other than Mexicans, active in wexico and to identify them and their associates. @+ To Collect information on exile groups active in wexicos he To collect infarmation on targets of opportunity in mexico. yar guts ' For objectives “at through wd* @ & Selected Soviet Embassy and comercial office telephone convarsations. be Selected Satellite offica and hase phones. ror objective Not = . Gs. Telephone conversations from the residences of senior Coamunists or proCommuniste. For objective af = de elephons convorsations from the residences af kiom Anerican Communists « For objective aga @.e Telephons conversations euanating from the residences and/or offices of selected targets, 1.a., LIERODE, in }exico. TT SECRET — aE —— 14-0000 tay tt, prs as ee sey een HOY OP nes mewn ne! . , , attachment 0 Sec —eRPo— toe 412936 : . pags 9 oo For objective "ht = f. fjelephone conversaticns which can be “monitored of targeta of opportunity, @eges BOXORNINGe . Je. faskes case Officer = Edward pe SECHEN ASst. case Officer =< gene Fe BRADDOCK @e Supervise the operational and administrative activities of ail LIFEAT staff, contract and indigenous personnel. 7 7 De Maintain awareness and provide direction in all operational mattera pertaLning to the managezent of the LIFSAT Projacte Ce provide guidance and day-to-day supervision of the operational --— phases--LIVEAT/LIMFRICKs LITMUS,-LIVERY, LIERODE, BOMORNDG and American Communist Group in Yexico activities. ~~ ds Coordinate information received from LIMERICK with other Station operations. e. Maintain LIFEAT capabilities for mounting operations against targets of opportunity. fe alntain supervision over Dasehousea and training of tm personnel therein. 8. Coordination ~ . &e Information produced by LIFEaT is closaly coordinated with other operations at the jxico city Station. No operational coordination is required with any cther arcs but they are kept inforved of my information produced by LIFEAT which may be of interest to them be project LINOG, which supports David M. WILSTED, who is the principal outside LIFEAT Case Officer, is effected in coordination Why} mate Prodest cozy whack apes tn hnwey DCMI ET, fee” mls AO EE ee pa 7 De Pers Com iS Oana a. Staff agenta, Ralph B#RAFANELLI - under unofficial connercial covar(201-176295) weet hs Seyi £LY FE - —SECRET——€_APOK— “ys hae fee eed ~~ Ce Fe a -— attachaont _. —SEGRET—eAPer— - Hite 12935 be contract. Agente fo leyeess le David He s#UCIS TEN(201-009195) - - principal ‘outside Case officer SME Met RED AIRE gE EES TR SEs Sag. dee “Me wCATLIBTEAU(201-119967) - clerical work @- 4 Fo#/ j 3» olivia N. sGiADWON(20L-11751) - processes tapes and dose : clerical wak CHL te ye carol Ke HT SaTSTER eM IS) processes major portion of LIFEAT take. a- T7959 7 “S. — Wallace Le #KAROHL(201-033959) - basahovse operator (0-39 77 khan LURID EY bs Ipona Ce *ROANTARA(20L~ | ) = LIFEAT clipping = 1-0-/97 _ - : Fie ees ae i occ poms att oO " gLIFRUDL fotmerly LIMWATER(201-183704) 0A 17 Oct. 1950 cc = 7PD- #LIFEUD<2 formarly LIVWATER<1(201-117970) OA Ly ange LISL oe - sys #LIFEUD-3 formerly LIGMATER-2(201-117971) OA ls pea. 1953 (6-74 52 HLIFEUD-4 formerly LIMITATION~3(201-117743) OA 1 ost. 1953 6 6-0 FC #LIFEUD-5 formerly LIQUATION(201-1277hh) oA 15 pec. 1953 CC - 7 re #LIFSUD6 formrly LILACE(201-117978) 0A 28 Sept. 19h GE HOS #LIFEUD-7 form rly LIMESTONE~4(201-117980) OA 2L oct. 195k 2-75 7 #LIFEUD-S formerly LIPSTICK=13(201-119521) o& 32 war. 1955 4-3 fae #LIFEUD-9 formerly LIMESTONE-8(201-117984) a 27 apr. 1956 C-YSE72 - #LIFEUD-10 formerly LIVESTONE-9(201-114085) oa 13 Sept. 1956 (Sef ey #LIFSUD-LL formerly LIQUATION=2(201-2113595) OA 221 Ange 1956 6 -s-/ S5" _ —SRORET— KABOK_ 14-00000 i : eg cert MOHA=12936 ° Bootle, ogc) SBBCRGE KARO © KAPOK-US3L bos : "“ MLIFBUD=12 formerly LIPSTICK=35(201-1135%) ‘Gi 6 aves 1995 ¢- S157 * ; . _ - SLIFEUD=23 formerly LIPSTICK -37 (201-115833) ‘on 13 Sept. IGE SCO ee ‘MLIFEUD-LL formerly LIQUATION=1(21-117972) . OA 26 Sept>.19% @-3V¥CIS - | we LIFEUD-LS forserly LIQATTON-3(201-126315) 04 19 gan. 1957 a - S¥C9E” : MLIFEUD-16 formerly LIMGWATER-6(201~-222786) OA 2 July 1998. C- 7e324 d. personnel dropped from tha project; i following indigenous persinnsl were terminated for security reasons ~ during FY 19593 . : ; LIMESTONE=2 4 LIMESTONE=2 t LIMEST CNE=3 : LIMESTONES H LIMESTONE=? LIMESTCHE-=LO. Frances M. MENZIE resigned dwing Fy 1959. ‘aner (NM Der Acuwk 43 HOF ete ped BLO wet EAMES 1S bone xerr ope, Daniel K- BROMUND returned pcS to Headquarters during this period. Leuwse S MOVE uns Wetusteeeed too LterPPTY Paes sat FEB CCR, ‘FOF. 10. Operational Clezrances Please sea Fo pay cover . , a a other cover remins the same as that submitted in MgR-A-7063 except for David ye WIISTED who is engaged in insuranca business since he has procured his *"Inmigrado" status. 12. Contact and Communications ae pally contact and communications between the case Officer and the agents and undercover personnel in tis Projact is maintained in & Clandestine manner. yarious patterns have been established by which the agents and case officers follow pre-arranged aignals for meetings. When leavy or bulky material is to be passed, pre-arranged 14-00000 a er rr iced eee ene te . . : Aitacupent - | “SESE ARO _ _ Ei-g-12936 tg ao : KAPOK-1631 Sgt : . Page | R ‘pootangs. are > hela at night. mw ovement in and out of bases by . the Case. Cflicers and Principal agents is done in cars oétedsibly eS by agents. except. in the case of LIVERY where agents are too old to drive: i. of the indigenous agents is used to contact LIVERY ~ ‘base. Sutrance to bases on-fbot is made only in great emrgencies. be qelephonic contact, concemaing. the Project and with agents is kept “to a minim and code is used for prone conversations between Case officers and agents. Ce glternate and emergency signals hava been arrangede de. Im general these systems of contact and communication appear. to be suitadls for tha Project and function adequately from a rsecurity Viewpoint. [Locations and times of metings are changed fraquently to prevent discovery. 23- Control and Yotivation Control and saivation seem to be based on tao factors primarilys ideological and sonetary. Athird controlling factor would be-fear of ~ reprisal froa local police should discovery occurs | ly. Rquipaent and Siport beliemd probable that a great deal of replacement equipmnt will be D omitre oject during FY 1960 since mich of the current equipment installed and workirg has been in use for the length of the project and since tis equipment 1s no longer being manufactured, replace- ment parts W11 be mobtainable soon and new units will be required. 15. fimwtable °°: LIFEAT has been in almost constant operation since its inception in January 1951 and it is planned to continus it indefinitely. res 14-0000 - - - oe . me Attachanat, ; 5 —GRERET-—KAPSR— ‘HMGE-A~12935 - Sg oe “RAPOK=05 32 BO - PROJECT OUTLINE Bot PART II PROJECT: _LIFEAT l7e Betimated Costs The follaving costa are astimtod for Fy 1960. all figures are in U-S. dollars per year. It will be noted that owing to the riga in tha ts cost of living and especially to muzh highor rents: and to intended oxpanaion, : LIFEAT coste will be higher than in the paste oe ; @ Salaries, ; le Staff and contract Personnel : Ralph B+ RAFANELLI, 03-9 salary $5985.00 aa Quarters 2304.00 at aan a ee —— + ¢ of , — Woodrow D. GAGBOT . owe te é ary AAS « ~ ‘ _ ’ we(Since this subject's con on pope CEE i received, this figure ure _is-pasal on state foe is gs-13 figure taken) _—— . Quarters 1723 200 ——- Translator(LIMERICK) GS-}2' not yat named(This 1s established in hopes that the Project will be able to live-monita portion of LIMbvick .trafiic) 2 Salary " 8330.00 _, : , Quarters ~ 200.00 ~ Transportation _ 2000.00 HHE nove . _ 1500.00 carol X- ZI'SMISTER - salary” 5400.00 - alice N. CALiJETEAU — salary 2000 «00 Olivia Ne OLADMON = “placowor' - 4200.00 a, ‘wallace Le XANOHL - salaty > + 1723.00 . laona Ce GANDARA ~ salary 0000 oe URAL | 8474365090, a Git 7 ge! Tip fee abies Salas 1 en DAA ee ON em patentee eRe 2. Field Agente: “preséntly © Possibla praise “ IIFEUD-1 $5764.51 LIFEUD=2 24,96 200 LIFZUD=3 163300 LIFEUD-\ts helpsr Uy 12 LIFEUD=4 1921.54 ; LIFEUD-5 ; 3650292 . ; QL LIFEuD-6 3000.00 = : ‘ LIFEUD-7 2123-59 _ LIFEUD-S 1921.54 : - wv LIFEUD=-9 1633-31 oe LIFEUD-10 no salary . : a os LIFEUD-11 no salary LIFEUD-12 no salary LIFZUD-13 no salary LIFSUD=Uy 3650092 LIFE'D-15 768 51 LIFEUD~16 96077 (Due to continued increases in coat of living, {t 1s eqected than an overall ralse of 10¢ will be mde during Fy 1960 to the agents above listed. adjustments Will be made in peso amounts should de- valuation of the peso occur during FY 1960) $3300.00 Christmas bonus(In accordance with local custom this anounts to me-nonth's pay for each agent) and gifts where mcessary $3000.00 TOTAL $35, 96103 we pasehouse rentals, utilities and oxenses LIMERICK Main pase = =——- $1969.55 . LIVERY Relay Base 555-00 _ AMEX IV 3000.00 ; . AMEX VI 2266.00 ANNEX VII 2000.00 ANNEX VIIT 337500 Proposed basehvuse 3500300 . ToT, ° : $16,689.55 14-0000 one ee _— . a . and special equipment $2500.00 = New equipment, ive., reels, , Yecordsrs — 3000.00 3 TOTAL . 85, 500000 i | de. Uiscellaneou : 1. Supplies(paper rolls ,etc.)2000.00 uo 7 ; : 5 a / 7 i “2. Transportation ~ . . t . . : RAFANELLI QP car 600.CO : . oo, i ZL“SMEISTER mileage 400.00 ; be age t LIFEUD-7 car rent 675-00 ; : é LIFEUD-5 car rent 290 CO a . 2 A LIFEUD-O car rent 675.00 4 ? LIFEUD-1; car rent 290.00 : i TOTAL 2730 000 : 3. other operetional exrenses(to cn ° covor loss af deposits, fatalities, - serous emergencies, Jeparation paymits, mdical waymots, ecare gency moving bills, renovation of basahouses and exoenses involved in covering targats of oppretunity) 25,000.00 TOTAL 29 930600 GRAND TOTAL 8135 Lb a, - 7) GMs Bi T CRYPTONTH HUMBER S18 ASSIGNED LIFEAT INDIGENOUS PE AS FOLLOWS: 1. LIMEWATE, 2. LineWATER-t5 3. LiewarER um <5. Lhquations: 6. LILAGER =<]. LinesToNE-by 8, LiesTicKeI8s 9. LinesToe-S; . LIQUATION-25.. 12. LIPSTICKe352. “13 tr ne “REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. CoyNa i 14-0000 ~~~ ySE MtWOus corhon- GERACES FORMS $1.90 J 74a AND S19 wands abt OOSOUrre sufficient tine. 460° bey: id: ‘the mapy. operational leads ind be in. a position for more ‘agent KUTUB Suggested tha several of the lines which ard LIFEAT eventhough ‘they did ‘Goncern the: "Sahject “being discussed. Part I of the Project Outline excerpts subuitted by the field was also subaitted for approval——the only ohare made was the oaiseion of the field's request for a change in paragraph 6 of the Project Outline on Objectives. Headquarters on did not think subparagraph "f* should be deleted, a . h. Attached for our inforsation and records is @ Complete copy “the Renowll: Request. It de requested that you review.the menorandua, wil - DAwinion' s Comments off the LIF:AT Project Renewal", and the now Part im, - - paying particular attention to the personnel included therein. _ This request | is bPing made in view of the. conflicting information Headquarters received . from the Station Case Officer who vas on TT in Headquarters (DIB 32900-18 _ fly 198) and fron the field (¥rX1-2030) in reply to ows 6555. ct) Septenber 1958 |: Attachnentst® Bven pages (xaron)- ’ a/s/os. Odd pages ( Distribution? = Fexico City (w/a) ~ a oo. ; - wWifMexico Chrono Does : ~ wHAlaiLroom , : : .- - RI it REPLACES FORMS $1-28_$1-78A AND 519 WwIdn ARE O8SOUTE - PARA 25. SUBJECTS IDENTICAL, ‘PARA 3. LIMESTONE 19 NOT USED. "HUSBANDS SERVICES. STATION. LIMESTONE 9 WITTING BUT NEVER USED PER STATION RECORDS. hk, PARA 4, NEW LICOOL PROJECT BEING WRITTEN, DO NOT INCLUDE WITH LIFEAT.«. 52 PARA 5. SUBUS.OF MEX! 416 GN i759) FIRED 15 JULY: “PLAN TO REPLACE 80 PLEASE ALLOW FOR REPLACEMENTS. END OF MESSAGE 14.90000 Bee tae Acéarding to a teleghone call from Herb Nandi of SB/10 on 23 Joly 1958 SR Division believes that information croduced oy Project -LIFTAT on the RIS and the Soviets is nos’ valuable 286] ed that this: prowct ‘ia the chief: inf 14-00000 LIVEAT Project has furnished a relatively sual anowt ri ielals and: ‘their es operation: coal Gata‘on a ECDOT pereonality who has roomntly habe of the LIFRT operat onee again, begun to: function, wo believe that the’ information | obtained therefram will chow a steady increase In operational j value during the coming year. - . . 14-0000 : - poor : " : a * , ‘ a 7 . 14-0000 “WITHDRAW LICOOL FROM LIFEAT REQUEST. NEW PROJ SOONEST % LICOOL EXPENSES can ’ a BE COVERED BY APPROVED PROJ, ae END OF MESSAGE Altes caialy eo : COOROINATING OFPTCERS ae : Kae eau re i J. Bs KING, Cf : ; R. 1. DANLGESN, CAM/TIT , . : RELEASING OFFtce” AUTNENTICATING OFFICER a _ ; : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Na a oF 7 — a . o . i — cen eumer be “- i 2 14-0000 : L It is requested that the LIF AT Project be reneved for the period 1 duly 1958 through 30 duno 1959 Lor a total of Bisppri9sTGr asS fae ~ Attached isa Project Review of LL.EAT which was prepared by the 4 : » . Folder with past Renevals a Forn 680 (in quad) a Snvelope with true faces 14-0000 ‘Station ned coverace wh tie following lines: 3 LIM@RICK, 1 LIT’ OIPERS, 1 LITHUS, 1 Azerican Costunist, 1 ‘farget of Opportunity, and 1 Mexicen Soviet: Contact. Since ‘the partial re-irstatea«t of ‘LIFZAT coversse there has teen no indication tist ‘Suspicion of tvs setlvity exists: on the nart of the “Mexican Telepnone Conary. or en of servios . of a ‘Staff Agent, Aosued CSA on 2h June 1958 as o@ LIFT processor, The fleid is. preparing arContract for her. CaS) b. Level (Janet Ne TELAC UR ars), al. S. citizen, was : issued an Operational Approval on 31 January 1958 for use as & 8 LIFSAT processor. She fe woti.ated ty patriotic loyalty. Pinancial remmneration will provide additional control. The field has been requested to prepare a formal Santract for bare (Cok393) . . a o ' Ce LIVSATSRA6 ts an expleyeo of the Mexican » Telaphone Congiteiy. _ : >” and 4g LIMGWATER's ssoistant. ‘ts activation at thia tine is 7 believed to be financial, A POA was granted LIMGHWATER<G.om - oO ie ca An Operational Approval hes been requested. rns Co de LIQUATINL, wife of LICTATIONL, occupies s besehouse with her husband, She received en QL on Z Sotober 1957. She will receive no remmeration. | See wet 3. LEUSTRES9, LIMLATORSH19, LIWATISN <2, LIPSTICK=35, LIPSTICK *3? and -LIMITATION©7 are still active uncer Project LIFEAT. They receiv no . rem neration. Therefore, their names do not appear on the list of LIFEat : agente on the attached Part II of the Project Jutlins. : 14-0000 Sues Ae - pha edges nidreen: Fron: ka GAS poe Paes iH i . ae . - ning . - " s tf. . . : - - 2 ‘ . . - - t ' . . : - ‘ wre. . . 4 4 . - ‘ 7 . . . om 14.90000 corning ‘dn the Latin foe can merket, both heavy i industriel merehesdise and Govica ‘tarature. Knowledge of ~heir methods of | | transshipping and attempts at concenlment.of point of-ortgin of products has been |: gleaned fron this take. Aso result of this knowledge, fepurts on the firms with = = | Voom they are doing business have been procured and provided for backgroud infor- -- | ‘ b. Soviet Diplomatic Activities: . : . | : This project has provided coverage and details of some of the diplomatic activities of ihe Soviets in Hexteo. Il ns served to show the relationships — maintained, culluralyy, socially ond diplanatically, “between the Soviets end the : “masbers” of” ‘the Satellite estabiisiments in Hexico. Ran . . se . 1291-3215, Soviet Attendance at Yugoalav Reception COE I rns | oo. IB2-335). - Reception at Soviet Onbassy. ; 2.8! BN=2992 - Diplomatic Activities of Soviet iabassy, Mextco City. 8 IN-2649 ~ Diplomatic Activities of Soviet mbasay, Mexico City wag af e. Soviet Cultural Activities: | voy ls — Inforwatim produced by LIFSATins Giver details of Soviet activities ta comection vith publications, aliural institutes, and related activities. Taamples . | of such reports are: | ; | a | . 21-2670 - ‘Soviet Zbassy Reception for Mexican Musicians BEhocky Cultural & Propagunde Activities of Soviet -xbassy 12243050, Cultural & Propaganda Activities of Soviet Sabasay 14-00000 i ' ms boea anintained ‘by Station txice- pr sdrovlerctpter: A-ha Rae aery = Y inforuation. LIPSAT bap enabled the Station to determine in advance vhes departures” | { | ! | em be expected for the Soviets, prior to their pecoanent. doparture, » WBRt-3199 ~ Harciso BASSCLS Contacte with the Soviet Eubasay. g- Personality Reports on Sovlat officials: . . ge LIPEAT bao provided the Station vith the most productive source of infore mation concerning the private ond official lives of tha Soviets bree. _ These reports have bean subeittéed on dindividuals, eg: -.: : ay 8. ’ CORRIASOV, and also under one cover, WSiA-G6%, Jammy. ‘ Ristoate reports’ of tin perccas aid; lastititions kuam to be providing . goods and services to the Soviet Lubessy hiwe been of consideratile value in devaloping . and mousting a LAURICLE operation. Information of this type bas algo been of con- siderable values to the Station in the LD(SA operation. . - _ 1. Hiecelleneous Activities of the Boviet inbasey: LITGAT materia vitch dose aot fall into any ove catagory Dut hich deals . vith the Soviets and their associates and related activities eo has bean reported os necessary. ; The fzcch Legotion oe “me (nformntion obtained on the Crech Legation during the geriod under review i io essentially the same es that from the Soviet Onbassy. To avoid repetition, only. i a brief summary of the informition submitted will be given here. . . a | . amy ra Thee ee _ : vo : : ; w rf . . ry wre GF Cem cee 8 Cc mene te Eee Ba6ot Lares. stew fous \ , u uu, we. T5 1EI51G1, Leon KILARSKI, Poli uk ee i" is WAL 3130,.- ‘Suapicious Contact of Sdvard RUSE Soser Teak “ and <he Comnudst front organ zations in Mexico vas cbtained fron LIvear, Informa- tion from LIFA’? hoa been Lavnluchle in supplementing agent coverage of the front- organizations which exist here. “xapples of this type of reporting are as follows: Iie NG} ~ Narciso BASSSLOS ana Posty; eT - Travel. of Pro-Commmists - oe : . Erg ‘American Casmmists in Mexico: Gna of the most exicnstve and priductive covernges cnintained through LIVEAS during this past year was directed agninss Anericon (ommunists in Nexico. Hast of . these targets bave been corzred at the request af IVY end the production has been partially processed by tha: for the justification of one of. <betrdote in _ their local establishment. A wotal of 361 reels bare been the result of the a coveruge since] July 1957 until 25 April 1958. — Fereign Ceemumd ats in Mexico and Nexican Communists: a a . , Venezuelan Camamist, until the tine of his departure for returmm to Yenezusla, an LIFEAT also provided sone SOrecis of covernge on Diago FEVGRA, vell-mman Communist . _ Mexican painter, until his aealth in November 1957. Frak this coverage it was “ : ‘ determined bat RIVERA vas sufficicctly concerned over tbe departure of the farmer ; : Sovies Cultural Attache, Yuriy ee that he arose frea his sick bed in order te : mike the trip to Verecruz by car vo insure that PAPORN's departure vas without - incideut. woos iC oe Tete 2 L i | t i ~ LIFSAT continued te provide partial coveruge of Stuart HACEADO Morales, . en | { ] i j egninest the expenditure ‘of KUBARK ascete in tems of pereonnel, time, security risks ' objectives ere of & a contioning nature: nt i Hy rs 4 FE these re! Soviet Rossy - 7 lines - . | Cxech Legation - 2 lines - fos 4 . } . Polish Legstion - 2 lines nop j duerican Comamists -5 lines ~ | . a4 Raminder - 7 lines s _ en ne 14-0000 the pest yuar. Xt te hoged thet wd dda rig gray <ilt bo sonmily onl yorume.Jy rexwed fu the Fa tgproval waa prunted for the posi’ unter ‘verte, to expend £255,687. fhe propoos! LI balgut for FY ly rf comtalac’ in tag etinciesd fiuld project outline far: Ii. _ 6 Siasas of Cori emits : _ 14-0000 projest. ‘LIFEAT fe a-wiilateral ; : saperecion. . It {5 completaly indepadent frus any lialecn arreagonan® ang it is staffed by KUBAREY personnel, both atefr and contract, ‘eepther ¥ with o gubatenticl mebor of local 1 indi genous contronod fm which CDLNVY hae eo interest and also tas, insvallod’ syociol ‘taps on targeta of opportu: WO-A-7053, 5 June 1957 ~ Request for Renewal of Project a 1M--5708, 16 December 1957 = Approval of Projec: for FY 1956. Case Officer - Zdvard P. Setar Assistant Case Officer - Gene ’, BRADDAE . . a WaT 7”! aa a. Supervise the operationnl and atnintscrative activities of. ell ‘APSE staff, contract and indigenous’ persomel. b. Hnintain evarences ond provide direciun in all opere:tonal mattorp pertaining to the minagament of the LIFSA? Froject. . ; ce. Provide guidance ond day-to-day supervision of the cperational phascp LIPEAL/LDERICK, LITIOGPIURS, LIUsS, LIVENY and smerican Commnist Group in ~ Nextco activities. 14-0000 ae a Pe: o The following are changes from FY 1953 for FY 1959: Daniel K. BROGND arrived ct Station Mexico to asmme duties as translater of LIFEAT/LES satertal end relist tranalator- on LIFSAS ‘SAG/TLDERICK. tien that nev ‘egiiljaent be provided tor LEFEAT fail > * "1959 in view of a iate that mich of tho eqilpsent | in: current use bas: jensen ene nner aan : | : oe i Pena YE ny omg 4 A "s 14-0000 (1) Staff and Contrect Persomels Ralph Be RAFAN“LLI, 3-7 (promotion to OS—9 dn the mill) - $5985.00" ~ “2100,00° Trenalater (LIN@ZICz), G5=12:not yet naned (Thia position hag been indicated in view of the hope that the Project will be able to liveanonitor at least a portion of “LIMGRICK. eraffic, There is a jtaff Acent slot aveileble-under this Project) -- Quarters: * Freneportation - HHS neve "Janet Ne TELACOUR (2002/ne) - | Leona Cc. GANTWRA Carol X, Z2INST:ISTER - Salary Franeis 4. #ANZI5 © Jolary Alice ¥. CAILLETSAU @ Salary Olivia §, GLATMON - Piece work . 4 Louine J. XACA INO @ Salary . 1851.90 ' (will be included under LIPSTICK Project a . when it is renewed 1 Septexter 1958). - $6,375 Ls.576 . TOTAL 60314300- 6801k593~ oe. | 7 | eee aerate me aemntey _~ ee a (2) Field Agents. Prosently _ Possible Raise LO*MATSR 52222 , a 3 ” LDOGWATERAL 2299.77 : : LYWATER/2 . UWbi1S : i : _ LIv@waTer's holper 44h 2 . i _ LDEWATER/6 pene ke = nl : : - 14-0000 3,300.00 Christaza bonus end presents 3,000.00 : _ (Ome month salary to each agent, in accordance. . H ~ with local qistan. Also especial gifts in som. . a ‘ LIVERY Bacehouse (replacentnt for old blown beac) LYSIOSPHERS Baschouse LIVzRY Relay Base 2000.00 Proposed baschouse (Germna Fabassy coverage) 2000.00 Total 71 = <s ! : > 4 JOS 9 : - 14-0000 O47 Je J9,6Z9 30,030:00- — _30..090.00- - . . é oar oe . , . > ; 14-0000 {rent = $4,000. LIMENU/L - $4,000 - Nadine &. CHAROUSEK ~ £3,640 (0 35 the f : xte were: included under’ the LIFFAT Progeét., renewal of last yoar. Since none of then receive. pay their..names aa not appesr on Part II of the Project Outline attachad to reference. Therefore, Headquarters does not know whether they sre still active under the Project. In our request for renewal ve must indicate the we names of all agants who have been dropped from the project during the : past project year and tha present use being made of each agent. Please 7 indicate those agente who are no lonrer under Project LIFEAT and wat. _ _ use is boing made.of each, =Tf thay are not active, pleasc submit’agent °° T- ” - gervice records on them. If they are being used for other work please =~ aubmt new PRQ II's and requests to send their. Operational Approvals. - ‘Dnless advised to the ‘contrary, Headquarters will assume the. following; 1. are still active under Project LIFZATs.. « . 3 | LIMESTONE=9 0 si(itst«CT L: PST ICR“ “ me : LI:ESTONE=10 LIPSTICE~37. LIQUATIN2 - - —__-«sLEATTATION=7 he Yhe covering dispatch te your request for LIFEA? Project renoval stated that LICOOL and: the provision for Harvey C, HULFORD had been removed fren LIFZAT. Since FULFORD is covered by Project MKCHARITY, cee! . . Heatiquarters assures you: intend to carry out LICOOL operations under Broject MCHARITY. In view of the fact Project MKGHARITY is = KURIOT : Project. which supoorts KURIOT Staff Agente Harvay C. MULFORD and Alice .N. HADZELLT and provides for technical equipment. and technical services, Headrusrters does not believe LICOOL belongs under MKCHARITY. If . LICOOL were included under MKCHARITY, the latter project would have to te e-anded to provide for such operational activity and to provide funds for base houses, basa heuse-keepers, and processors of LICOOL take. USE PREVIOUS EDITION REMACES FORMS ws 53 3h a1 288 AND SL SS eres La wrth ARE 14-0000 . Wii plans ave LISS 43 1;°2, 3, 5, and é when it 1a mulvitted for renewal, We will indicate thst LIE TONS "9 1, 2 ad 7 are not active uncer the Project tut funds for continued payments to that are ineluoed because of security reasons enanating from their past ure and knowledge acquired under Project LIF‘AT. If cided to terminste any or all ot thom the rioney can be used Distribution... | “| 3} ~ Kexleo City ‘ 1 - WI exies/Chrons 4 gare nl de ech WH/TIT/exicos: 14-0000 Bb dine 1959. the annuel ‘renewal x modest, Lire ‘far the period “uly, 1958 e- 2. Turing.ths ‘past: yeor a considerabia tanunt of aherationdl. - ‘and fect nas ben information’ from there have- ‘bees personnal changes-c of the opera ion, has been eas waere. altered in: basic aspect. - sey : a Soe ae So . 3 Part II is subuitted in its entirety. LICOOL and ‘the provision ib . 7 . for Harvey C. MULFORD have been renoved:froa this “Bection, thereby cutting. | eet a the. budget from the suri requested for FY.1958; =. ao . “ch. It_is requested that Project LOFEAT be renewed for FY 1959 tor the amount’ ‘Fequested. z - Eacl. (Odd pages herewith. ne mges usc) : | Gait oct. - AS May 19588 Distribution. ~- 3 - Has ’ 2- Files : Renove froo. Project’ ’ | rita; cs Classifications 30-6 24, Jos g 7- SSIs , Boxt__ 5 ¢_ £ Fold: alte maaisy O1-28A . CLASSIFICATION ” ‘mewieo + 7 a . Activities in ‘Hex ico: ‘activities of the Soviets in Mexico. “It has served to show. 1 maintained, culturally, socially and diplomatically, ‘between t He's _menbers of. the Satellite establishwents da Mexico. . “HMM 3225, Soviet Attendance ‘at. Yugoslav Recepticd _HMM-3351 - Reception at Soviet Embassy. EMM-2992 -' Diplomatic Activities of Soviet Embassy, Mexico : Baty - M2849 ’- “Diplomatic’ ‘Activities of Soviet Pabassy, Mexico City Ce Soviet Cultured Activities: i Informatim produced by LIFEATIns given details of Soviet activities in connection with publications, ail tural institutes, and related activities. Examples of such reports are: EMH-2 2870 - Soviet Embassy Reception for Mexican Musicians EMM-2847 - Cultural & Propaganda Activities of Soviet Embassy maar-3080, Cultural & Propaganda Activities of.- Soviet Embassy 14-00000 ES _ and foreign’ Conminists - ‘with vo -_ are examples of this ‘type of éoverage: a . _ HMM-2841 - MONTES y BRADLEY (fou) °: 7 7” HMM 3199 } Nareiso BASSOLS Contacts vith the Soviet fabastys " gs Personality Reports on Soviet Officials: LIFERAY naa provided the Station vith the most. jroductive source of. infors : mation concerning. the private and official . lives. of the Soviets assigned here. These reports have been submitted on “individuals, e.g. HMM-A-9504, Aleksey N° _: , CHEREASOV; -and “also under one, cover, rs BM A9SS, Jenusry 1958 Report | of: ‘Personnel: coe 7" Aettvities. | . h. Goods and Services: . oo Periodic teports of the persons and tnstatutions known to be providing goods and services to the Soviet Embassy have been of considerable value in developing and mounting a LAURICLS operation. Information of this type has also been of con- : aiderable value to the Station in the LDGSA operation. | ee te ae 4. Miscellancous Activities of the Soviet Embassy: LIFEAT material which does not fall into any one category but which deals : . “ oe with the Soviets and their associates and related activities has been reported as a0 . 7 necessary. The Czech. Legation . The information obtained-on the Czech Legation @uring the period under review is essextially the same as that from the Soviet Embassy. To avoid repetition, only a briez sxmary of the information submitted vin 3, sesh pere. . ave ot PP: 3 - ae = SO ~ 6 . 33h Somos - boeee tt vee oa . . . — kK Pou 06... 7 waedencv ex Ceeue ‘Lecancy Te Reb Corre _ pemnene 2Bae Neo Laas sige. Garos. we: : oe Palich Legation = °*" ane os A significant amount of information concernitig thé: Communt st - Party in Mexico and the Coumunist front organizations in Mexice was obtained from LIFEAT. Inforna-, tion fron . LIFEAT has been invaluable in. ‘eupplementing agert coverage of the front- organizations which ‘exist here. Examples of this type of Feporting ¢ are as follows: “LT 7 pate 3193.5 Nereteo BASSOLS and Fantlyj, . < | : HMM-3176 = Travel of Pro-Comunists : snerican Coommnists in Mexico: pote ~ One of the most extensive ond productive covérages maintained through LIFRAT ne during this past year was directed against American Commuiists in Mexico. Most of. - these targets have been covered at the request of ODENVY and the production has * been partially processed by them for the justification of one of theirdots in their local establishment. A total of 381 reels have been the result of the.” coverage since 1 July 1957 until 25 April 1958.- Lo we Foreign Coomunists “in Mexico_and Mexican Corrmmmists: : oo Doe . LIFEAT continued to provide partial coverage of Eduardo. MACHADO Morales, woe Venezuelan Commmist, until the time of his departure for return to Venezuela. wo —_ ‘ LIFEAT also provided some SOreels of coverage on. Diego RIVERA, well-known Communi st. . "Mexican painter, until his death in November 1957. From this coverage it vas ~ : determined that RIVERA was sufficiently concerned over the departure of the former Soviet Cultural Attache, Yuriy PAPOROV, that he arose from his sick bed in order to make the trip to Veracruz by cer to insure that FAPORO: v's departure was without : incident. Looe oad : ; Te has also provided vio conttuue- to.mect-at : . The Mexteo city Station believes that, the- a producé of the ‘LIFEAT Brojeét measured: gentnst the expenditure oF KUBARK assets. in stores of phere 4 we security risks . - Definite progress ‘has been made in reporting on’ the: objectives of the LIFEAP Project. However, since LIFEAT odjectives are of a continuing rature and are not designed to be achieved, no statistics can be ‘cited as to: the percentage of coverage on each objective. A general indication of the coverage can be derived vhen it is realized that some 15,000 pages of raw text are the direct result of the operation - froa which the statistics cited above were derived, Sxcept for a period froml = -- February - 11 April 1958 LISEAT bas been in daily operation with sone 16 to 23 lines being covered. Generally, these may | be broken: dowm as follows: nite Soviet Enbassy - 7 lines : . : . Czech Legation -— 2 lines : ot Tt Polish Legation + 2 lines aan soe American Communists.«5 lines - ‘Remainder - 7 lines | 14-0000 = agents will be found’ in- » with OH 5708. : : os Approved “iras granted for the period under’ reviev, 1 duly 1957. - 30 duiia’ ‘to expend $1563647. The proposed LIFEAT budget for ft 195934 attached field project outline Part II 6. Status of Commitments There are no_ coum tment: . 14-0009. - ! : } “in which ODEWY has én intérést and ‘also has, at the. direction of Headquarters, ‘etaff, contract and indigenous personnel. . -. pertaining to the management of the LIFEAT Progects materially to the intelligence gathering activities: Pas hared with the Sino- bloc. _in. addition,. Project “LIFEAT has béen of considerable value and instsiled special tops on n targeta of opportunity. ‘ ; ; ate ae mo, : nee he. References HMM-A-7063, 5 June 1957 - Request ‘for Reneval of Project % EMM-W- 5708, 16 Decenber 1957 - Approval of Project for FY 7 1958. “Objectives :--tarmie” - Tacke || cee Case Officer - Edvard P, SECHEN Assiatant Case Officer - Gene F BRADDOCK a o : - LiFER &. Supervise the operational and administrative ectivities of wo as ie) vd Maintain awareness and provide direction in all operational matters , ec: Provide guidance and day-tomday: LIFSAT/LIMERICK, LITHOSPHERE, Mexico activities. id. Zquipment and Suppokt a pe a aoe - ve BE “It 4s considered essential that nev equipment, bé provided for LIFEAT for: FY. . ne 1959 in view-of the fact that mich of the equipment: ia current use bas been. at t 5 a it in-first-class - “condi tion wal ibe necessary. A backlog a? - 10 new recorders. ‘and 300 reels slong with repair Parts is considered a mento for efficient continuance’ of the Project. . ee ie Roos a lay Patten 1 14990000 - + . 2h ott translater (unesice), 68-12 not yot named (This position has been indicated in view : of the hope that the Project will be, able to live-sioni ter ‘at least a portion traffic. There is a Staff-Agent slot . available under this project}s_— _ a ee janet: Be TELACOUK (2.02/tz) ” Francis M. MENCIE - Salary - Alice N. CAILLETRAU - Salary Olivia N. GLADMON - Piece. work - +27" 4290.00 Louise J. MACRIXO ~ Salary : 1850.00 (Will be included andar Li LIPSTICK Project’ ote when 1t ig renewed 1 September 1958) On, oy TOTAL $00Ur0e- 60 OOP maar see a +. = “St-dio OO Ps Pe - fete : (2) "Field Agents. . Presently. Possible Raise ; ran ne Be LIVEWATER ‘ 5284.22 SO ne ae LIMEWATSR/L = 7 2209677. LIMEWATER/2 se Ubd Ls - . LIMEWATER's helper 144.612 LIMEWATER/6 TT an Ter/ oes rt (Due to recent increases! ‘in the cost of Living; a on itis. expected that, an over-all raiseof 104. Christmas bonus and presents : (One month.‘salary to each agent, in accordance’ with local custom. Also special gifts in _canes.) . LITMUS Basehow e . ; 1452.00 LIVERY Basehouse (reptaceuent for old blown dbase) 2100.00 LITHOSPHERE Basehouse — 2000.00 LIVeRY Relay Base 2000.00 Proposed basehouse (German Aubessy coverage) 2000.00 _- Total - 14-0000 “4 ‘sipptten< (paper, “rSila, wire, tubes, - P ‘plans, perts) ~ a " LINSMEISTER ‘mi Leage: woe : “LIMESTONE/4 car rent oT a _ 5+ LIQUATEOH/1 cai Fenit . Le _ Mpesrone/T Car. rent, _ serious emergencies, separation paytients, “medical expenses, emergéncy moving bills, wk Yi bertr-I9se vistritetion: ba Batya 51-29 a a Te fe reque: ted thet * Tringect cirest porment of 1£20 compenrstion. ts, : - i . January 199) throuch 30 dune 1958 (tha-exp a of Ms lunds- now. avatlabie in | ProJect LITT ars sufficient 1A cover piysent, to a uO GRRE ee a . 4 . ee re Tae Ser ee ‘Leen -p tpared tor Contract Pareceuol Mviston, .* Gia IER ties shove overace notivat ion to do the work regetred of har, -Pativation te a price cotderati n in wrk of this trpe,.. : GUN NCEE will listen to LIFes tapos (in En¢lish unt!] her Spanish ¢.- Janguage abilf{ty periite work on! aii veh anes: fhe will Aled ouxarias | of she satortel oa there’ tapes, Distritutions Crige & 1 = Addressee Coo “ ee a fake 1 - WH/IiI/Heno chrono a — : po : ] - WI/111/rexico chrono - ae — i ~ Subject a a Po snun/tanscn/tseden ek oa _ — — eT ets “Ld S-r¥e-a9 3 wraees20F of a 7 i ! Distribution: Orig, & l'- Addressee: ‘1. = WH/IT1/Chrono a- Wi/Mextea/ Chrono ” Lone oe erligge bags sneer neenee! ment 14-0000 1957 through Hn Tiae 195 Staticn wll note:that:. Project-Peviow which we facili tate ipa pre ren 2. Projost uret dvendzent/ uné of $26,493 for fiscal yep Ji ised for the present-pre¥ i bee bink/acecunt ef $20,000 for Dart Bas, ay at whieh a Letter of Credit vill obtaln Renticte status in Mexico, (See \ ont ® letter ef Credit), oo a authority to incorporate Roland E. 3 ea dp aw nay Staff Agent in the Iroject. 4 total of . %,493 for the ‘wensindgrof the project year vas requested to cover Doe WISCSUESS* expenses ead ‘this emcunt was broken down as follows: Salary ($7,725 per year) $3,893 poe! ‘ ‘Allowanees (Quarters up te $2,030) 1,000 i _ Gther (Zdueaticnalein eecordance with - a . Re20=610 dited 9 February 1956 . esticnted at stadia Tea 300 ameniane a tkeeecnng ocr) . . , we oe eet a . Rasove ftroa ProjoctyomAane o 2. 3 Chassifseat yeas. oo % Ae: _ SS pS IISS TE / Box: se olds bs a Foam KO. 51.29 | tum 1949 14-0000 ‘Attactnentit.- Ses : ’ ~, - Project, “LIFEAT Qitline ‘ania "Project Reviey,, Ye of pages herewith and 1/2-0f pages, w/sfoe ; _— 10 December 1957 a . Distribution: . : 3 = Mexico City, ufLfatte > herewith and ad wate, u/s/o ~ | = WH/TII/KAPOK_ Chrono,. w/ofatte- a wwe lyget ae Cie pofart. a? . ° nae ae ee it ECP sles wae . R, N. PARIGKEN, Cf/trt EXT 2 fs] a CELA A 9 omer Dy Ig,” t 7 :-) ™ E FF & 3. 2. Lrsiatreks. £52,318 FT 587-78 97,380 Fr $99" bk Be. LEISTTSRs BON VAT PY 58 0 S16 AAT FT 59 Veco urrute sisbeererse” ATES? CHOL NEMEWAICS 4epnevED : | - : = | _ H . eae es ; . : ‘ ; ; im <s Me, . WILT Syef WII J, fo KEG, A1D tg d ae as si + bath ater . Mow . hh. - LEFEAT ANSOMENT APPROVED, cd ‘DEC FoR BROMTRD RENTISTA Cowen. ACONVERTING “STAFF AGENT. “AND. AXING: PINAL: come. { ACANGENTS _ State DRE His 2B. DBs: BY GAR. | . a 2. MEXI ENTRY HONU.S, CITIZEN, SIMILAR 10 MOOIMAN CASE. + . 3 : _ BE/2/MR. SZCZEPANSKI, wr Ly hue! —— a a a c ° CfAe tee te. coorbin pe free 7 ~ Qo.9—~— ‘ J. C. KING, CHIEF, WHD N. DAYIGRA, tamer 3 RELZASING orrices . AUIMENTICATING GEFICES . . ‘ , REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, . Copy No i < awe z - es cnt eects teem nt ca geeetimemaet ct ee alee elena e ete ene _ par tional-Steff igent in thé ‘pi . , t purpésaa‘a $20,000 U, S, bank ‘sccount' for Staff gent Daniel K. RRGMUND: on in order that be may obtain fanhista status 1a Kéuioo. . 4 23 duthority ie Pequasted’ to -dbligato an siddttional $26,493 from | the DD/P-wH Dividton budget for fiscal ‘yoor 1953, . Sufficient funda are avalisble in tha bH Division budget. If approved, these two anondzsnta will. faise the totel -amount suearised or the’, 3. attached is the livuat r Project. OutLine, vate gets forth the ; important factors involved‘in the operation; « WH Division mecorandua, duted 31 October 195/,.which explains the proposal for securing atetus for BROMUND; anda WH Division mencrandus, dsted 13 Sovomber 1957 which requests authority to tnecrporete W WIBGSASSS” “fate the project « as a ; Start Agent. wot he CCH /MC comments that courting to Finance Division, establishing _ e bank account for BRMIND {a the only means of satisfying the require= rente of the Mexican government, The Letter of Crodit must be and elloy e stated withdreval per nariod (es in this case; oor quarter) in order that the full amount cannot be liquidated before the expiration of the banilata. CCB/NC recommands approval in this connection. In addition CCB/NC recommends approval of the proposed use of WIMGSHSSS,' provided that hia cover, which hes not been determined as yet, be couniinated: with CCB/IC eufficiently in advatice to allow CCB/MC to state any objections deened — becessary and to teko affective action toward setablishing sound cover. we ere Ht ten a nn en tre a i . i af - e eae ee : oe, fee 7 “ . ih 14-00000 , aesepp BMAAL - | approveds signcd C.F, at oo . § DEC 157. : ~ poere : . Date oF _ " sbtechmentar Project Outlina LIVgaT s7 Co, oo _ Memorandua, 31: October 1957... rs Mexorendun, 13 Sovember 19 4 Hdqta. - Louie D. Puckatt sie -. -® Arendment approved to extent that a competent additional staff ayent may be advedsto the project and the Letter of Credit underwritten, ffowever the addition of Wingness per se is not approved antil the necessary personne], menayenent . 2.f restriction currently in effect. have been complied with, : Is? LG. 3 vaiee i . _ E}——_ ‘ : . _ i 7 - : 14-0000 n at siich'a rate that: tho sere . ‘ _ SINOSHESS also wll be used ine Soh en other LiFe agate’ Few reports Ak, Authority is seques epgetd to outtente dion 6615) for Pate _ we Med shoss wa Do wamasiaés gabe (57,185 par yeas)” . 0 a : : _ Allouunces; (Quartara-‘w Pt to 22,000) ' “4,000 ae : . Other (Zducational-in eccarde ee ance with dated 9 Felruary S6 eatizated at-) x0 Travel: PCS Air to Mexico for fenlly : . Household Effects, Hoverent 800 fotab £6,499 , 14-0000 se SMe tee SECTION 4. OTHER APPROVALS . \ Finance DIVISION MUST HAVE, I6 ADDITION TO FL PROJECT APPROVAL, SPETIFIC BRITTEN APPROVAL OW CERTAIN TVPES OF i CaPtnDL TURES BEFORE FuMOS Cam O€ adwancEo. «aOtcaTE BELOW ANY . Puncuase 67 avlonesiig . aveeaval of apurareres [reecusss of mason svtus or tevremcat | lornen (Explain): : SECTION 5. Fome nO. GBD MePLaces sonw sevtee 1 aun 35 eRtCN 1S OBSOLETE. Fumps to st | ACCOUNTED , FOR Bre (Chock cae) SECTION 3. a ntathy CeaTiey Twat Tee : MEET THE OBLIGATIONS OUTLINES Asove. [ sel | [accersts omy (CHR 9.8): foe jotnan (Explain): Csvren rimancuay acces Siqmaryae OF Cast OFricée EUTENS 100 Le De Pucthot J OWAL AUTH _ OLE IO BUaET Tesrces . € eam eute ANCITIONAL CRYPTONYMS, PSEUDONYMS, ETC, * SIGNATURE OF DIVISIOm CHES OR DESIGNEE OVALS Im Tears CaTecony TiaT wave atten secuRtos 14-0000 7 So L . . 2 cn at” ye : . END OF MESSAGE _ 4 oe cH REPORT ON LIFEAT.. - a 4 : . . a ‘ieear. eeyae ee ‘ f - an Le 2 : ~ Pho . 2 fP pas ° a ; : , [conor ——_| ! | 2 OE-n A H oo : oo : : L REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. ; 7 : - order to obtain 4 Pronkhnts status “froa the Mexican Goverrsa#: “show docussnts which prove ‘that the “Applieaint hag an inéoss. of ‘ sporeninately £350 per month for a period is pane to open an peor for Daniel K. wou! Y) 86 thet of A Rentista. In five yesre, tn. approval thie anantment, it BROHUND for the anoumt of 320,006 This Letter of for BRGUS, ‘Thie Letter of sed ‘to Nya the for use once Credit with the and sa ortheer at the. Station, The aa deposits will ba accounted: for in the Station!» sccountings. i : . ‘To protest the United States Goverruont's interest, the necessary ‘pecia ter? of Trust andor Assigremni of Interest ao deternined by the Pinanse’ Division will be comeuted and filed with the Honetory Breach, Finance Division. Attachzents 1. 2. Fora 620 (curd) Envelope w/true nsae | my SHARLES Arsib, » CULLING ALMGH, ocysteff/Chief ROwIaT He DAHLGios, C/wh/ LIE Clarifteatioa of requoat f fer recoyédre: . “serres aiigemmeps 1, Paragraph four, o, of referénca contains a requed recorders, However, it ta not lear wietrorthis fequest is in additics . : dated 9 August 1957e. the Station under (ese DIR 35369 te of in place of the request. ocntained 453 The Fecerders ro jue sted in MEXT m8- vere fo: arco. nunbere 20369 and 20970 :cn 16/and-TR Sep ot ._. and DIR 3578) ond probably art, ray. RS ' dopateh waa written, ae Thér> are no acd EIOTAPE record xrastab ment to the Station. Hoye ; aga advised: the Desk that should be inforned that xu:Tor appreciates pthe referenes, Thay will investigate pro fzperienced by tho Stations the Statica : cmifieant develerments, KURIOT eoneiders that Remove from Project (pinyin e.. CS Classifications 6 -c. 5%, JOB a ASAP 72 Box: aa) Folds £ Hn tgea: 51-29 14-00000 14-0000 - . feria? of p reiek: . attached ponorenia: prepored by prepa, EE/P 3. Avbrier tistortéal remina 6f Project LIEZAT may be a : fount in Fostion three of tha project mtlings . . . : e ‘Savelope containing true nanos LIQNL Project Approvals _ : ; mo 4 of caso officers ant acente. : { 14-0000 gibetential arnt of detetl ‘gone iine. nav" : oorioreial soliey In: ‘axlco,. anv! t3. 8 leseor extent, in sagacant nt areas, this tn’ Torcatian nas reflecte? Ahe oe : tie sovlate ere eollini and oarchas tay in. » tho nsher of - their intermeilarien, detatla oa nrices, arseentios used for ~ arranging sales and purchasos and the mannor of affecting. ships ... Pentse Shis. infornation has teen sereened_tron_oxtons give’ and — * prolonced covetare of saviab <BRcy acy oxrarichl traffic and appear, ta te accurate and datafied, bithin the peat year traffic concemmin: ‘the Soviet ox-zretal office in : Le Increased conciderel ly .and- ransinc be ceattan prt ir7 BoUTCe for infornation on Sqviet corfercial aclivitios. ~ at Ty _oavles. of this ‘re of Anfgrsaticn ay t be found an wr cals -dated.L.ereh 1957 “Tentative: aa ° re 3 Deal for icuadtortan Coffee*: . m0 dated 1S Yetorer 1964 *¥exican N73? Exports to the UScRE “ ant760, deted 18: detoter. 1956, “Sale af foe powted Foviet Ferre:e } etal in the : ote! ~ &" CS é . _ de Soviet viplonatic activities ae * Project LIF AT coverare of sovict a tploratte ectivities fie _sppearn to have been quite tharoc=* ani enli, ntatar durince the pabt year. Tavorte sulmitted on these activities heave indi cated “+, gone relationshins the Soviate ers “evolaping vith te sexican Covern:ent, with other Latin Areriesn covermmnte, and vith ather foreicn dinlonatie representatives. LI‘ZsT operations + have algo cetablighed soce facts ovicermin: the relations arong tho Sovicte, Poles ana ‘aechoelevaxins in: axice City. Soma indfeation has bean received on tho relations Letween ‘the Sovtets and the Turse lav. reoorts of uils type provise sore - evidence ss to won tie Sovinats see t te enrared in a “rive to establish contacts in sarixe aepartrente of tne hoxlcan 14-0000 a ° 6. Litorchances. ’ ad. nie typo. of uifomations. cal : od e297, ea dated 1S. January, 1997, %: ALsloratte-. : ie [BU Ret ivi thes af tho Fovict tatasay, + Ft Soxteo city, jiovetler 1%: 6." Ce Soviet aa Actiystiea: ‘Infomation produced - ty iret reflecta in detail Soviet culturalzactiviting tn conneetian with publications, cultural travel of iexicane ta the 0S for cultural ourpopse,. visits of. foviat cultaral £l7ures to : Sexica ant date eonéerning how their: ‘local. arrancencnote are rade. ‘“xanples of wich h reports aret _— - 3 . a . Hite2325, dated 18 eOrary 1%7, rcultural iS<4 we a ay and Proparan‘a petivities oF the \ Sowiet cvtara, Serloo City, : - . ~— Beveatber 1275 6° ; = 0 HMe27T, dated 30 January 17/7, “Cultural Soe. ste ent sropecancte Aotivittes of the » Yextca ¢ witye datad 27 Fetmery 1% t “Sultural ent rropararis Activitios of the favict iilacey, Yexico ‘ity, Jerminry UP le" 1 : n i, BE d. + ~ diplomatic corps are compiled ani, sutnitte2’ Os. Hovenante ‘of. Foviat. neftetals ” Fhe arrivals and departs res of rovtet of fictales hero ! toen reported in alist every: ‘instance’ duMn: the past five:vwars ~ through LEAs Raddbaa ted srecostly, the Station har caterined conine: a raxiea, to stock up: 1tet “bien are not availollo tn te ESR, This ‘ype of. coverare ‘te of particular faterest tw OLESVY - f. _Sovtet Pitsiy Contacte’ ‘Monthly rearte, of- contact ty ne-tere of the tovict to lemiq-arters. These”: reperte aro of oconsideratle vale in planning. agen 2t aperations erainst the Sevieta. They are sieo Of opera ional seatstance in . Asentifving, lecal and foreirn Cormunirte with whom the Soviets maintain recular eontect, Tho following reporta are exacplee of _ this eta’ of covera-e2 Ur ME 12376, dated }) Janmary 1957, *Cantects woes pire 2 of Seviot Exbaers, axion City, kvl. beeentbor 15.9 we 2:69, dated 27 Februar? 197, *contacte Y of Soviet.:ntassy, :exico City, . Sersary 17570" _ fe Mersonality ieports én Soviet officials LIFVAT has teen a very prowuctive source for collecting pareonality inforzation on : Soviet. Such data as feviet contactay ‘marital - sitcationa, o offictal duties, ete., arc of value in dabeminin: wWiten officiais say be muse: ible to recruitment , ' 1 i 1 i “gubgects "vols and ‘rorvices © “City, Seoontor 1956 © Jaiiary 1 , reporting of thle type of couretionsl infarcations ie HAgeollancous ‘etivitiss of Ue sovist t nbaney : LITT weterial relatin: tc the foviat "tagay, wilch coos not fit inte aw ceneral catapory, ts Bot farth each aint: ina \-eortes of reports an nteoe ‘Lianso.s ectivttics. . “Theme sreporte re, 9 -@uen raxios information: ae. banding: t¥ensactions , Lenctecaping LO evistencas of Latornal constriction, ete. The féllo. ang ne reports am cliaa es exarples of tile type informations te os WheZI75, dated 30 damary 7, etpcollaheous | Activitins-of the Soviet inbessy, texico Citys Seomber. 1996." - ; a noe . BeeP! he, date! 27 Fobrunry IssT, ™facellsneous _ 7 | was Activities of the :oviet cchasey, Pax.co (ity, January 19S7~" "Tho fanch tecnting oe The faforetion o-tainut on tre (gech Wexation aoring the past. year is :asically the cane as the informatian ot teined on the fovlat Hulessy) consaquently, to avoi! repition in thia review, only the hishli;hte of Coen Lerrtion covera;e are ~enttoned, ae Late Perta\aine to Cgoch Porennnal Tae LE UT eallection ef‘ort in this cannsetion has ‘eon procuctive, <enorte have reflected perponality data, officiel . | funetione sni dasstic »alters pert-inuy tw! “sech stall nenbers and infors.tion suitable for uss pha plaming defection arprosehiae | | ! 14-0000 F190, datad 15 Ja *. Legation Ferednnol. be. fpot Fénbrts.on Ceveh toration xetivittes *” Spot reports ere gubnitte! oertsdtcally on Viptters of interest. which ‘pertain to the Carel: Locations i‘xaaples of these - reporta oror: a a eo . +, qtttalT]9, dated 10:Saptenbor 1956, "Propased , oS- togus’ Ceacheexiean iinrter Treasaction,” fans . . WAeLElhy dated 19 teptence 1956, PTravel: .. of Czech Conrarclak Roprafefitative Fy eet 7%, dated 9 betaber 1956, “Travel ~~ Chon #87 of inrigic. CASTE iioretagt e197, dated 2h vetater 196, “Czech an falegates to the 1h International Congrees of Ceoloyye” . Polish !agation . . 7 Ae vith tha Caech leration, inforzs tion pertaining to’ the’ - Polish Iegation parreallels closoly the type of in craation reported’... abmut tho Soviet mmbassy. Sy far tho lercest a-ount of informetion - obtained on the foliesh Legation curinr the part year has resulted. -- fron LIFEAT covera;¢. Biugraptite in*oreation on Polish sta°f : menbers has lean fonsirde-! to NleedqJarters. The folloving exe-ples of apot revorts ware forvaried for Hoa‘qierters' disseninations + Weeljhi,; dated 29 Aurvet 1956, Polish OS -(¢3:y2 Tagation Yecontion Conmenorating vei. Vth Amiversary of ‘vay of - Liberation.” WeLTh?, datad YW Au;ast 1956, “Polish Legation Contacts with Polish ; teleratee to the Zirhth International. radtelocy Conrreege® . Ce ee j ~ x z a of these rantisn hae be The feltoing reports are ‘uanden of this types of informations Wa IO57s dated 18 duly 1956, "Narciso: SO!S0L5,° 1'.prod through LIS: T during the past year was Jirected: -eguinst wmerieda o Communists in! Hexico, Host of thess targets wore. ‘eowred st the - ‘Poquest of COENVY ‘and the production wag procesacd part by QUENVY, 4 total of 342 reels of inforzation were reéorded on - : three separate cases, 4 fourth case, LCMAYFOiL, was mounted at the” cuggeation of OOTY Just 154 hours after the “tation received the request from Headquartera, The Station hus received three comentaticons {rou Mcatquarters on tha LIP. aT coverage of this cise and Idward PF; SECHIN recoived a personal pomeendation fraa the OCI for his work on this operation, Cver 9 reels of waluable inforsation have bven produced since the beginning of this operation on 9 February 19576 Mexja Gove “baring the early part of. 1957 LIF/AT coverare provided the means for the Station to assegs rerorts from another source concerning the hardaning of the Mexican Governsent's attitude toward foreign Communists. LIFOAT coverage of verivus iniividual targste rrovited reliable faformstion on the srrests of the foreicn ‘omunists “ario <0°A Havarm, Joaquin OD LUT, Jacebe 14-0000 : 21709, p pare: four, dated. 12 Septetor® 1% 6, fe cited as contaliine an anpare:. sly roliallo redort to | the effact that £4 .19:6 the ‘ exican presicent told the ecitor of ons of cexico's Leading newnoaptra thot he shoul play coun or ozit antie’. “. articles end opinians, Lave 2 _JInfon:ation LE-TICIL interest. _— ., - os Co.ntor Intell pence Infor-ation (I/CR natiors constitue a reajor portion of the Nexieo City Station's oriority ol Sectives. Prodect LIPYAS tuna conte uted rere leads-ani cancral inforastion on tha ‘oviat espect of this eilject: than all other £ tation srurces contines ds ’ few repree oomtative saples of this- “type of information ars Listed belows “hs 958, dated 9 oetoter IFS, and it'a22%6, dated Coat) 2-damary 1957 dapcrita contaste Tetamen rel Rarciso rite » leading -axican proe Corsrinist, ome Yaktor He GLOTV, his Sowlet case of ficare i®<1e2h20, dated e february 1907, seta forth arrenpncnts for clandestine mntact vetwwen ‘ole:v1 Jesus da 1E09 Toral, of the Mexican Censral Staff Calleve, with his Soviet case officer, eat! Bim2270, dated 19 ceeater 17 fy sota forth contects between Nikolay RID, “ovlet intellirence officer, ant cesve PAZ? Veruares Nexican Nawal of ficdrs LIF-AT hea contributed natartatty to esvoral natters having ; Tee nee ee ee 14-0000 “year were LISELAK, LILES; ar t.) ‘aesunist matters. are " Nagiding confivmee tha decline t i deportation of Jacoto i KWITZ Lender, known ‘ozunlet aronte | | | reports’ to the Station. . Jewish Conamtat -) ctivitics Jewish (éyanint setivitiss LIFEAT coveraye of the devish Cormnist leader, Aaron Jose PRZEWA xarpules, hes provised: infor-rifon on tha decline of the * Jevtah Conmnist novencat and the rolotive Inactivity of PPZYSua : Cavernce of the Jewiah Corunist-lsader, Tensel # i Of the local Jewish Cormunist moverant, and ‘the final Liquidation ‘of ite headquertere,, It also Produced the namas of ‘the few accive nenbars wWio-contiwe to : meet infornally, It was of velue-tA:coverine the arrest of Chona . SUETBEAS ca. rleiber of the .dewisa. 1 ae sanist frou, and the Vey Furthors LIFLAT hes entablished that the Lira Vopular lerselita, @ Jewish Communist froat orrpantaation, te slrost defunet and quite . inactive. . Se Dos Hiddas serophone Operation One TICML type operation is pragantly activa. It is directed : cn any arainst the reaitience of the Soviet Toungelor of Fnbessy and hes cereed a creat deal of concern with the teemical nroblecs of installin: the sqvipyent end recordin conversations prererly in order that accentatle arediction of operntional data nicht te obtained, A TSS technician is-presently at the tation correcting thesa deTicioncics; end, recent cable renorig hava provided : Valts'le information witeh t-nds to confirm sreviors tantative [- ennel.sions thet the Soviet corneclor of" nisesy is 2 scitehle . i taryot for a eancentrated defectinn gxrroren. The Station tg Loe currantl; :akins tha neesexar; aleans te aporezen the vrrert, 3 es having alreat: received Seadg arters! a-oroval. 2. ce of the So Dertibi a has been nada - in revorting.- ‘on th: objectives iTST ObsJectivee are'of a i ete not coelone to be fully achinved. Yor . this reason, no- 3 atetist ies can te cited Re to the percentare of cavorare on-each objective. A general taHeation ean'ta dertved of icin scope of the projact by Tealizing pit 4 goroxicataly Arse Soviet: Entadsy 8 Aine | . oO *: . fsech Legation . 2-lines Polieh legation . -2.¥ines © °°" American | : te 2 Cormuilata' 3 Linss -| Penainder = =. = 8 lines” 3. Plamin: for *he Kiture During the coring year Statias capabilities will be expented” to periit monitoring agproximstely 3) lines. ‘asic coverare of - Soviet, Csech and Polisn activitice will be conti:ued to the modaun extent possitle anc assets and capabilitins will be aaine yaina? for exploitin; imertant tarrets of opportunitye At the present tice the Station tellaves thet WO linss are shout tre asic lead the sectmical rpents caripned te 1.ISVAT can proverly handle and protect, Tha station is currently preparii plene for mabriseion to “iondquarters whier: call for tha estatlishcent ofa ..-- ; Binilar but separate and copertonte? LIStst=tyne operation. Such a prejset world have now aronts tot previovely asscelated _ With or. knoulodgeatle about LIvrvT, : be. Performance of brents The Station has raperte4 tant in coneral the performance of the LiPeét aponte hae Leen pood durts; the past vear. Uovever, eane-¢f_the-ssente—connected-with—the— prous—-aced-on-the fantiky 14-0000 Pe 7 at ' ! Prodect outlings _ obMirated £ " propoged Tiald project . eutl nse 6, Status of ‘onitwate. ’ + 4 . i % . ’ ES Bay aa Wiis y conplaa orders for long ; ; periods of: ros a a de EER Ugness to Live in- a situation of constant - doers | .. Additional coments concernin: the prodiction, escurity and cover of individeal agents will te found in tho attechos field nditarer seriny verted tnder. coutent - Se & dl vas pranted for the period under rovier, L July 1955 = Approve 3) dew: Lets 46 eaxsend 123,971. ‘cha total amount of funds “‘Progect LIF“AT during TY 1957 wae. £99,167, The yt bedgot for EY 1X6 is ‘contained in the the attached Li moa There ere ne-ogritnente other thar those’ provided for in the. field prefect outline and the invividval contracts of coveral oa LLses7 t perenanahe : i erie 14-0000 inte project W111 be in frie? thin sexico City Statlens Tew — . ‘Moxtoo ° itye Sek gl ke TS The purpose of this prod ject 1a to datorafac ¢ 81 OmftovLat planay . activities and connections with other commulet elanente throuch’ _ the uae of technical surveillance, ‘Thig mirpore sppeears to be in. - eansonance with the Felatéd tiation Directive for exico > (dated -_ Mey ITs Priority A, at Joctive Mee | : . Be becksronrid an Be Project LIFEAT was approved. tntudally on 3. Detoter 19s Oy Aetual:. - operations beran on 18 January 2951 and have ‘run ‘contiimously -pince that ting. The LIkaAT ‘operation vas begun with the Inatallstion- a -. one telephone tap aid has sxpented ‘alace thet tine to en averace 7 ” datly nonitoring of 23 talsphone lince and fren one to four. hidden’ nilerophona installations (the -icrophone operations ware ort. nally’ unior a separeto. project-LIi10L). , ; oT" 8 s Project LIFTAT is a unilaterel operation. It te completely _ Indopendant fren any Maleon arrancerent and.fe staffed.Ly Ageney. ” staf: f and contract exployens to;etier with a substantial muaber © : of ‘local indiyenous controlled avente. : ee soaring the past eix yoars I'roject LIFSaT has proc:ced sore | than 19,000 pares of operational and intell§rence inforvation in direct support of the “exico City Station's ottectivas epacifically . | anc hae contrituted materially to the {ntellirence patheriag ; activities connected with the Sinneoviet ‘loc. In addition, - : | Project UIPZAT has been of consisere!le valve and asristance in o nonitoriig the rctivittes of Arericane msicing in “axleo City in Which OuF4VY hos najor interert., - 4 4. Paferences - fe WA! ‘hehS93, 9 ray 1956 (Station's request fer rensval of: LIVEAT Project.) . , oo Ce afficiale,. . : a, 19 collect inforcattan « on tho rovernnta, esri gronta: ord poaltions of Soviet and Satellite personnel, con -@. To identify an. collect information. ‘ny prominent “exlean Cosomuatat, Party (Pir) etficiale, ot fe: “fo collact Anforaation” on the. plain and activities ot “thi Kertean Comanist Party: PC! de vo , . . 7 &- To collect information on “the avtivi ties of f prontiwt Oo ' Jewish Communists residing An: ‘erica, : oo, he fo oolloet infomintios on ‘tha activities of Anurtean oF - Geranists an¢ other tarrete ot gmortunity living dn Hestlcos 6. Tarpotg _ aa : For Ubdectives *e* Sal rn - . Be Selected Soviat Snbeary and cocaretel “office tolonhane cone : versations. : ; b.. Telephone conversations fron the rwaidences of selacted op Seviet officials, " @. Converastions exanatiny froiathe reutdonces of selected Soviet “ffictala (hidden stermphona inetellationa). ad. Solocter Ceach Leration, Caseh Comercial Office md Polak es Legation Selephone conversations, a ©. Conversations axanating from the New “olish Legation (hidden nierophone instalistions). Por Objectives “e® and "fs i 14-0000 Yor: Tigect ive: iih"s te * eiephnie | conversations irr: ‘the > reptdences of know . ‘Ansrican Corrunintée . “ . ge ‘Felephons. commraations, © aod otter eonversetione wich ean be moinktonyd by technical OARS» of tarrete of cpportunt tye 7. Yaska ga 5 CROAT rs Avaistant Case offteer Zor LEE et phe = Arthuf 6 S20GH a fupervies the ope rot vlonal and aisinistrative activities of ali: Lireuat star’, contract an! intfrenous. persaruisle. : be. Maintain avarences end provita direction tn Flt ootrational matters pertaining | to the® rans: ransrenent of the LIFHAT Srojact. . - - és Provide poidance: ‘end day -boctay s.parvision of the LT (a LITHWOSANSS and LIT (OP ANY * “phases. ¢ of tho LE7RRT Frojacte de Conordinats information received from Lr: uate § with’ other =” Station cporations.s 7 ° e, Yaintain LIVKAT eapabilitios for nounting oporations against © targets of opportanttye _ Cage officer « Natthew $ SIOLTY Be Provide paidanco and’ dayetouday supervision af the bree L phaso of the LIFFAT Projoct.e de Contuet the trainin: of all perronnel aselrnet te the LIGuoL phases Ce Maintaiy Lu WL capabilities for rountine opsrations earainst torcete or opsorta: nitye ye 14-0000 i i i 7 where! svrepriate by. Satton vporeerale a we . o - he oat 7 : Ea %, . . “ . vin, ame 2? 7 reecives appr ade cGeordinate information recotved. fron ty EY wAD other Station poration. oo, . - Case Officer (Fo da ansipned Later) ; a. Provide ruidance and day-towtay supervision -of the LITE phase of the LIriaT Projact. SO , : . es Ingre thot abl operations an? tntetitcones {aformation i Foceives eppropriate han: Ning ty the L967. personnel involved and whore appropriate by “tation ‘personnel, : @, Cosordinsta information received {roa ‘eave vith other’. Station operations. - : The tasks of ‘all other personel sset grad ‘to the’ LINEAT rreseca are stated or inplied in Sections 9 end 11, below. & Coordination & Infor=ation produced by tho LIFEA. Project ts closely Cow ordinated with all other vserationes at tie rexico City Station, So operational comerdins tion fa reqeired with any other aren, tut ther sre kept inforned of any fn: ‘erzstion produced by the Yroject, which, say te of interest to theme be Project LIK, watch supports navi 3 HeORTLOINE, win Is the principal outside LIFEAT Case “fficer, is effected in coeordination with Profect LIFFAT, “be Conchiet the training of all personal anftgred to the umes 2 s 14-0000 - . thvtoton dant tee State res Che hey o translation. of LUNPICce neterial, “Ye wan vrarited, a Facurity : Approval -on- 23 .Febrvary 1951. Until bis, arrival the Station is w.- qptilising the Services of Howard Xe WTSOSUESE one Tit basta fe of guna of the LIFSA _ agent under Froject LI: 7 purpose af ‘the 1.1800: Projnet, is to estat lish WILS ‘tar denp cover asret in “axico City. ‘Monat Approval. 9 om 2 Nowénter 19s po material, She “rocelved | a: ‘covert , oeeurity sopreval on 2 per 1b, ° ; (3) Olivia Ke Chater (LIGISG), 4s seed ta process LIFeAT tapes and prepare Z)N/K aletracte. She received an. Qf. Operational Appreval on W July 1956, rena (Lh) }rances M. HE. ZIZ docs clerical work for ie a ; LIPZAT. he received a covart: -gocurits anoreval on 5 dceuat 1985. - is " (S) carol , grkaccretie: (1tear ‘Itel) processes ‘a najor part of the LIN RiCK nsterial. Sha received an Cperaticnal - Approval on’ 3 June 1955, 14-0000 and.prepart oe, tional Appre 42) “LIMESTYidel fe-a. re ce Operstional Asoroval en 11 Septént yop effective 1 vatober 13s ok Fe vec. an 7 63-arid hes.an oral contract aA 1s received en “parattanal: Approval on 25.soverter 1953 aid has an ‘ oral contract. eftéctive 1 Decenwr 19536 - i 7 (fi) LINZST°Te3 in a base hovse cperntor. “Ne recatved an Nperationsl #pproval on-2? Uecezier 1953 an" has an orel contract (3) Lieeetrtee fo on aalistant ‘ese hoves oparatar. feo = effective 1 dctoter 1953. (5) LEST Nah dna tare hoes operator. fe recalved an © fe Operational Approval. on .2t Netorer 195 ‘end hasan orel contract oy : effe-tive 1 November 195. — received an Operational Approval on 21 ‘.arch 1955 vo 1. 5 © L : (7) LINSSiOW-7, wife of the late Janes 0. AYCHIL, has ” Lt Dh been used as a beso hove operator. “he receives an ‘peratiorah - ~ rr i aes Approval on 3 July 1956. . , an vo (8) LIPEsT U8 fe on se<istant tase ho:ee. operator and va processor of tapes. She receives an ‘Vorational Approval oa 27 : April 1954. . . we . 1 i t t i (9) LIESTON<G reesived an Uperational Approval on 13 ” Septexber 1956. - 7 (10) LINS8tOv<10, wife of LIS SToSt<9, reccived an Operae - tlonal tpproval on 13 Septertor 19756. (12) LLsENATFE 1a an evployes. of ielefonos de texico, local / talnphene companys ve provides the basic infor-ation necovsary for runing the Profoct. sa reevived an Tpcrationsl! Apcrovel on 17 ! uo (6) LIMESTO $5 ts én-nesiotent base: hosse gperstar, fe { I i i : , Cetoter 1950 and has gu oral contract effective L tetobor 195%. j | } 14-0000 Tei | (1956. (16) LINET+T ios 42 a tase house onerator. ile ‘received ~ x an perational fpprovel ca 15 February 1754 and oa 29 avrust. 19She He ig under an oral aprecrent effective 1 saréh 175k. 7 (17) -RE-TIATIONS6 ogelote LISITATICAS, ber mustand, with the bage house. She received a: “eratlonal Azoreval on 3 January " (28) LIKI ATION®T Le an esstatant lese to:sa operators : Be received an Sperational Approvalof 13 Augset 1756, Se (19) LIPSTICEA1E ‘Me a tree house operster. fe received Operational Aprovala on 33 “arch 1955 oni 25 Oeloder 1965 end is under an oral azréevent effective Noventer LOSk. . (20) LI?STICKa35 is an asstatant ‘ese S~:se operator and: : is the wife of LIPETICKel3. She receive: aa “pera ioral Approval. __ on 6 aurust 1956. ee _ (21): LIPSTICR 37, a relative of LIPST:cr-13, is an ; assistant base hovea operator. She recotved en Yeraticaal /pproval on 13 September 1956, Y. . (22) -LIQUATI.T:. has heen. a tase hdtsé sperater and ~sy retire during the eoninr project year. ‘ie receive: ai nerat ional Approval on 15 Lecenter 1953 and ig- under an oral contract effective i Janurry Whe (22) LIQUATT M1, VIQUATIO ts trother, ts a tase house operator, He received an Sperstional tpproval oa 2 Septanter 1955. (2h) LIEGATISe2, wife of LIcheTi*n, le a dase house operator. She received:a: Operational fpprovel 22 Zi surust 1956, ‘ ty : Tiere ave a totel of -L2 or, the LIFAAT Profeet. It’t one edcitional techaiclen will .be's @ Personnel.srepped fron the Projects. See ten 9. | - {1) Relph B. RAFAITILIs Fully decanted eaployee:of LIFIie ‘woo has in the post provited ei: Ller cover for undercover’ agentes .. (2) dantel K. PROIK:: ‘The Station is in the process of _ . arranging Lick &D"s cover. . : : - . (3) Dewid 4. °TLSTErs Pertner in enall fx-tly-run rachinery : business. ile Fexkean docimentatio: fs complete and lesitinate. = (bh) Alice He CAULATRAT: ifousowifo : (5) Olivia s. GLAD Ws Retired worar residins with daupiter - ot | ari know. to have independent income fror. retire:eat fran forver jJabe Ts oa t (6) Frances N, “ENZIZ: Housewife oe, : : H - z | . . H ae H ‘ 14-0000 sy uivtstas aderty sicien iro has wad, “Verre: business exterprisces in: -the past and-w!o doss. nos “Bieed to explain her source as). LENTST URAL Housewife _ (19) LIYSkrTRRe fis natural cover ‘48 0: exployes of ‘the Lora? telephon: corpany, which he has been for a tarter of yesrve. (20) Lee at rale Enjoys natiral cover as @ telephone eancany employee. : . oO (21) LIkewatzh-2: - Rajoya naturel cover as a telephone --” compusy exployece . | . i . . : ; | i (22) LIXTTATT Whe He if. an architect and follows an alost | i i 1 PUI tine varver in thet business whil: his relatives canere the Uris? Sese. 14-0000 ‘ : ae be put intovanother typeof operation partie ‘ene years _ LIPSTINS3t Housovife ~ apo 12. Contect avi Cocrmwnirations : . . Contact: ant covsiunicatione hetusen the cass fhicer ted the cpents. and undercover personnel in thie operation is maintained ~ in e clandestine manner, Various pattems have Leon estatlished by which the s:ente and tha exes officera foi low ‘prearranged . sipnals for. the mectinca. than-hesvy or tulzy material is tote -- passed, the seetinrs are cluays bola at nirchte. ALL movesest in -- and out of tases by the Case )i “icere an! Prineipal Arenta fe dons: | in ¢srs optensitlyomned ‘by the base apante, cxcept in the case of... LivcéY, vhare the ecents are too old to drive, <ine-of.the local © arents ie caually x9ed ta cantect the Livery bere, “‘ntrance te ‘the bases by foot is nede only in creat onerrencies. _ be . Telephonic contact concerming the Profect . isk kept toa. mint-an ‘and « code systen af cirite an: eryptonyze -Aaé been _ devised for use by the eeente, ant cage officers for thene conversationse Ce Altarnste and emcrreney elinals have teen vorxed out. i . d. In feneral these aveters of contact mJ cowunication oo: have Seen in practice for over e1zx yoars ant aopfar to have deen foe suitable to the work. In detoil, locstions and tines of weetiars 1 have teen chanyad frequently. 13. Control and “otivetion : ; a The indirences arente on this project ara sntivated by the “de. The Lips TOK: -groupt reonal loyelty to Let lores - constant operation. J plaan-d to continuo it Snsefinitely. 14-0000 Frances My MON-TE Alico CARLLETTAU _ Olivia B oLarnH Louise Je HACRINO 7 ds 4 t- . > Te - . . i | : | | i * aie . ; * 7 $ - .. : . ~ . . ‘ > > : ‘ 2 14-0000 LI!“ TIC ; a. LILACE (42.02 per hour, 1 Lo hrs. per nonth) LINEWATR acoistant, Tecsible rises “Chrietass bons ani presents... ((me month salary to cach egent, in accordancé local carton. Also special gifts in-sdue: cases) ; ‘be -Base house rentals, utilities nid expenses . LINORICK base howso 2050600 ° . LJTHYS dase howse “. . 2000.00 : LIVeCY base house = 2000.00... LITHOSPHIRE bape house . 2000.00 - LOVATFOwL base house Proposed base house - LIF: AT base chop: . d co, _> . Proposed base house - oe +. 7 _.: + Proposed base house ~~ - 4 : 2. LEO Lab dase ah, Be _ . Proposed LICL base” ce. fquipaent Local purchaso of evergency and speedal. coulpent . (To cover loss -of depdsits on’ rents, ° fatalities ‘and other eorious emergencies, separation paynenta, uedical expensed, . exprgoncy woving billsj.and to cover. =~ of targets of opportunity): ~~ + BO 400 <pgtial, Probl. eet eet ec ee ee a 4 Fae 14-0000 The following cport is 5 keyed to the. headi age required in. Fw. ‘Sesore: sec ees oa ° oo _ ; stage: as. ‘Processing of information: “No change, The LOMAYFOWL phase. of the. i ey. operation. was: Live monitored aii day. “and during the early evening. heurse A large : ; " number of ZOUAR abstract sheets, mai ~ meres ggvanied to Headquarters, Gladsion was' also used on-the processing of the “Mar ALPERIN target. During June ‘the. ‘new system of naking numercus carbon . copies. of chips traffic was furtl. ‘leads: Leads: gonnectied with: the ‘sit of the alleged UCHNIK, from Argentina were: ;féllowed ‘through the Mamrice = : Fdinated with’ other’ act vities on the case... -From sO ' coverace it was alsé: ascertained that LOMAYFOuL was in contact with Boris f TRUE TACLAKOY, RIS case officer stationed at the: Soviet. Embassy. This. knowledge, ae OT, re - _ ned by voice reecenition | ‘of KOLONYAKOV. in’a singlé“éontact with the LCMAYPCWL:” wn en i target, resulted in the mountin, of a physical surveillarce of the LCMAYFUML tar- ae get which confirmed existence of the contact and enavle the station to derive. oO further information of portance, Ina third instance, LIFES contact between a” Mexican Army officer ‘and an RIS officer ecabled the station to make plans to. cover *- a meeting between then scheduled for 3 July 1957. Finally, coverage of LIM’ RICK tarsets commercial lines enabled the station to direct various investigations which resulted in the identification of several Conneredal contacts of that establishment. leanne ae ae ce. Liaison: pat. applicable. . ' } a. Security:! Security on the. Project remained without sudstantial change. ‘ Nothing further has developed from tke alleged placknail plot of April 1957. On the other hand, tne activities of the local telephone company,. which is now more solvent than in many years because of a new financial setup, continued to cause problems and tenpgrary suspensions of work. LITNUS. was not run during the ‘entire month and the 'aurice HALPERIN phase was suspended after about a week's operation owing to the prese¢:ce of telephone crews-in the. same block agit the base house as well as at other points atons the LITMUS ) pegent of’ the net. tt was observed Reaove from Project/’*DAgAZ ae CS Classification: 5% -4 yp a : JOB g 78-773/%27 Box: >, Folds “yon oy , Me critter eisin j ol . wits 51-284 | , sob 3h i - its nety ¢ readied: for use on three to five targets during July. : the zone by the telephone compariy. coutinues “to ret that when telernone sses Ce Technical: Wo technical provlens were encountered in June 1957. £. Personnel and Administrative: No provlens of a | personnel or administra= . tive nature were noted. , . “Migeéllaneous: LIFLAT Annex a¥ was, rented early, in. June and AS being '. LIMERICK: Annex II. is sti, . out of service owing to the absence of LIGLATION ard the continuance of work in LIV'RY is out of service owing to the retire= ment of LI} STONES 1 and 2 from active.duty on account of the alleged blacknail plot of April 1957. LITRICK Aniex: III is out of service and will not be recon- missioned, One of its LI. ‘RICK tarvet lines was chanzed over to LIMYRICK main “ base'on 28 Juie. The other two lines from anriex III should ve installed at ~ LIMERICK main base during July. ; . During June 1957 the following lines were , monitored part or full time: . 7 = LDFRICK office lines out of 8. existing, Two were suspended for some. two weeks because of the telephone company activity 4n their sone, 2 © LITHOSPH wz lines 1 - LCMAYFOUL line 1 - Maurice HALPER line (for about a week only) During June the following cadles, His ard infomational HMAs were based en: tirely or in part on LIFLAT: 50-6 -32/, ould be. pulled. and: the - opération: suspended: till the crews: have ae “left the nei ghborhdod.. An exception was made ja the Halperin’ case because. it. was ~ ‘hoped tue line would ‘shed ‘light on LONAYPOU —_ . Ser ee trea ne Ene Wr ob ae te hier Fe nae eae eee i oe et a ti tt Vdographic data on the maxbars of the Czech Legation in Maxten City, viiich B/Ceechonloveit Finds noct woeful i: the evaluation of these individuals eo possible tergete for recruitment, either in Mexico City or won thair aassigment to enother overseas posts For this reason EX/Cseshoalovekts ' ie interested in seeing Project LIFEAT renewed. i 14-0000 Oj dube 1958. ‘The LIT! portion. of this projed isof: -pringry interest to ‘the Polish Branch; -and.ag part of tho. inoreasirg ‘priority of KUBARX: intebost in Poland and: Polish. ©: targets y it is strongly recomended’ thet the project’ ‘be continued. 2s “Pha reaffir-ation of our Anterest. in LITAUS 1s based _ oh ‘thé ‘coverage it afforded up to Decenber 1956 % ihich tine ‘exico, Thig the casa officer/doritor handlirg LITIS' de A parted coverage was mainly o1 operational valve Au. providing the follow ing ‘pes of informations (a) drdteations or Legation plans to: “move which lead to the stati: ty investigatirg: ‘the possibilities of ine stalling aicropheres i: atrutegic places which would have — imeasurably teprowed « our knowledge of Polish activities in Mexbo. . . (b) Legation security practices which are useful in . predicting, or interpretizg changes elseuheree (c) ‘Repatridtior: effort which’ has been of interest in 4teelf ard is of potential valve ir deterainirg what part | -of this effort is conrected with the PIS activity ir Hexdoe a (a) Travel ad other information concernirg the TDY “ presence in texico of inportart .?!3 persoralities which asaists in the world wide coverage ot these irdividualse . (e) sone information about the PIS representatives sesigred to the Lagatior. (z) Confirnator; inforaation corcerning sone basic aspects of developeental activities such as LL" ‘ETHIC. (g) Btographic ard persorality i:for.ictior in varyirg decrees of con; peterces about each 9: the irdividuals 14.90000 = marily at the clartfication-of the status ofthe PIS in'Mexico,, ~ ‘the recruitment of Polish éfficials within th Legation, and as . | operations droluding monitoring audio-efforts, wilt be sent to . Mexico in the near future to work on LITH-S and to assist this a NA Roos at 2 tabs Toy a dete ARs anne dae iB ta hal, ‘ wely'f ~ herent. ‘an this” type ‘3. The tathod. of-répo rig’ ‘4 rate reports on ‘Legation offictals ard. ‘on the various pubjece le of irterest) has" been extremely well done ard ‘tidst’ useful to. an | ER/P in assessing any specific personality, or «i operational ~ woth situation. It is hoped that with this basic information fron - _ LITMUS now available in each cass, the station will be able to put the- operational. léads to use. Our recamerdation for the continuance of. LITMUS is based'on the assumption that KUBARK. operations in México.against the Polés will tiow be ained pri- angworing the basic. question of what the Pales-are doing in Mexico. It is believed ‘that LITMUS is essential to the support of this effort. : “ l. Aa an example of our interest in Nexico and LITMUS, it - ia pointed out that a Satellite case officer from the BE Division . ~ is currently. preparing to depart for Maxies. It is also planned © thet.a Polish speaking. contract agent, experienced in Polish’ case officer. PSTER X. SBIMANN Chief, 14-0000 le The “Atexteo Deak is ne is ‘Rebert frown. " Preject LIFEAT af win the process of requesting LYST fer tho reriod 1 Jaly 1957-- the annual reseinl of Tejec ent LIST 30 June 1958, ne and intelligence infeormeticn- has been forverded te ycur cffice, In vi 44% axul2 be- apereeinta: renewal, 2 “furtne the pact yéor a consi der. ble -ancunt of ererational | tLe “place of this rrogect ‘of the raniine proj ect Af yen would forward to the —~ “Hf¥exieo Desk at yeur earliest eenvenionce a memoren “um evaluating this project. yt 3 Was a recard ‘to your eres ani Sphere of interest, MEMORLT FRG ‘quiet. i/Foland,, bat ' SUBJECT 8 Project Liveas - . 4 fm Wi Mean. Deak-is : nthe process ef requesting . tho anmal renoval of Project ‘EEFEAT for the period 1 July Ihe 30 June 19584" _ ; 2. During tho past yeer a ‘considerable smount of operational. and intelligence’ infornaticn ‘f¥em the LITU3 phaso-of this project. . hag boon forwarled te your-office, In view of the pending project | Fonoval, it’ would be appreciated Lf you vould forwar! to the a - Wi/Mexico Desk at your earliest c.nvanience o mencran:hm evaluating - this Project » vith regars te yeur area and sphere ef interest. J, Cy KYHG | ; - ; Chief,’ AD WH/TIT/Mexico/LDPuckett mja : oe ae 7 _ ae Distributicn: © a ee . . Orig, & 1 ~ Addressee a ce : . ‘l- WH/TTI/Chrono are me = 7 ; : Le Subject: : we me, ; ’ e Nae att ; 1400000 oa 1. The Wi/Mexteo De sk iis ni : - the annual rénéval ef Profdet, L i 3¢ June 1958, . 2. During the pest yerr!n. consiterahle encont. of ohersticnal _ : . : ond intellicence 10° cerpation fron the LIVIRY hese of this rrefect . . : a St “has been forvar ted te your otfleay In view of tha rendine ‘predect” ae - . : renewal, it would be. app neinted 4% you would cerverd te the : . . * oe a uHfexico Desk at yeur enriiest ecnyshtence a meéenctendun evalueting . : : “" this prefect with regekd ‘to: your are 3- ant ‘sphere. of irnitere’s Ain-the preeens - ot ‘requesting, 7 : Lo T for the rerica 1 duly 4s 7 = 7 — ; enef t i TE Lee, 14-0000 1 i } F 10. Fr/ops - Projects Bre Attachnent being held by your ATTN: Miss Emaa Paxson | | PRCJECT ACTION RECEIVED FAA (Projects Branch Tore 33 610 “tenons & SECRET : i} CONFIDENTIAL 0D CUA INTERNAL Est GRY O UNCLASSIFIED 14-0000 P. 1, It 4s requested that Project LIFEAT be anended, effective . . 15 August 1957, to permit Daniel K. BROIND (ps) to replace Lewis.- Da. NICKLAS ( (pa. ; 2, BROMUND will ‘nonitor -LIFEaT coverage and vila process the resultant reels. | Hé will be employed in translation and the : preparation of reports based on this translation. He will also be . . 4 emplcyed in-analysis of LIFEAT production. and the preperation of oo rn Do special reports written 6n his analysis. : . So, Bo % bap ~ thief; Fi/ops. uO Attachments wt gees fo oy, 1 Envelope containing true names uo : _ ti Wevscsrr ~ ‘ ' repay witht 14-0000 ect Plan for LISAT.is gitiitted for Hea ' 2, . Itsill’ be noted that the attached plan calls for an érpansion in: coverage and additions] personel, = ~ To . l June 1957, g ° rai/et RR (Airy) names — Kame Ctone mle ee on Pha ALT ehA Arcacree Attachments: ~ - 1, ‘Herewith left portion odd-numtered’ pages 2. -UD.a SEPANATE COVES left portion even-nustered pages — /- 3. UNDER SEFARATS COVEA right portion odd-mmtered pages | ke UNDER SEPATAZ, COVER right portion even-nunbered pacqs’ Distribution: ; /! 3 - HUS(ufS sets atts) Fonova froa Project Horan 3 64 Tiassificattoas o 4 & - . Daeg kaa RECORD COPY Baxi wie’ Folds Nz aicisea OI-28A 14-00000 eeame nn rbeane a RY SE. ‘Flecal "rece. ieee -In accordénce with Mfeid cnstruétion. Oe pie me : (dated @3 Uctober 1953) , the ToLlowing inforiiation is sutnitteds . Sroduct os the basic project. . Durin- the currer.t fiscal © year production fror. “RIFSAT -has been ‘quite volimiious. ‘Tae soviet: phase alene has accounted for sore 5,000 paces of sumary téxt and constitutes ‘somewhat less t:an nalf the coveraze ‘yielded | by the total project.” The folléving gereral catczories of inforation have” ‘been developed through LISLAT and are citcu-telow witn a few exa:: sles of produetion(see references ‘te specific ‘Teports and dissetenes in the following peragrajt:s). . 2. The Soviet Enbassy * Inforsation onthe Soviet Embassy derived from LIFAT -has tech voluminous and éxtensive reports have been: fursished on tne voLowing matters . 1 & Soviet Cox ercial Activitias. “Reports such as qe 22198, 3 vars. 1957; we 3034, & ioverker 1556; . and i25.-1975, 19 Oetoter 1956 nave’ cofveyed a sutsia.tial amount of month- : toementa deteil oo.:cerning Soviet econe..ic. and correrciall policy and actions " ‘dn Lexico and toa lesser extent in édjccert arcas, Tis information reflects the types of products the Soviets are sellins or purmasine in the area, the names of their internediaries, details on prices, mamer of arrarsing deals, and ranner of effecting shipmemts. Tais .infor-mtion was sereened out and triefed from extensive and prolenced coveray te of Soviet Encass- commercial traffic and appears to be fully authentic as well as sieh in cevail, Hefer- exce igs also mde to idii-2h76, 1 Karch 1957(ientetive 4eal for Ecvadorian Coffee); +12.~1973, 15 Octoter *1956(pexican : sports to the (35a); and £11760, 18 Cetoker 19:6(S5ale of Soviet Ferrous }etal in the Us) as ex:ples of specific spot reports based on infosration derived frou tne sahe source, During the past year traffic concerning the -oviet comercial oftice in hexico has-increased a great deal and remains tis Staticn's primr; source ori all such ratters, . RECORD COPY Bye “S eas ’ cont sue 1957 ee FH, 14-0000 “in the correspondir;’ traffic. The Soviets, in céneral, do not seem to get - ces are often Siiown' : x. op Rote the: Trexteans ima the’ Levin Arericcns “to tiese adv -@ very ood reception froh cine Latin 4rericans, cut cn the other hand, LIFEAT a aS shows that they are well réceived by the diplemitic: representatives of co ° india and indonesia; Tse diplomatic-reports have also stiown an improvement of relations with the Yucoslave(whichn were noneexistent for several years here), The traffic-and. sevorts further show that. tiie Soviets, roles and Czecus nave frecuent intere-ange and. other Join. in-days of sport. or other er.tertainnent. -- Ce Cultural and. — anda ig trises _ 123.-2329, 12. 2377" and ant-2héo are cited as exanples of the monthly ote suzaries of Soviet culziral activities based on-LIs:AT materials, Tney : reflect in detail Soviet activithe’ in connéction wita putlicetion, cultural .... — institutes, travel of Mexicans to the U53% for cultural ourposea, visits ° of soviet cultural figures to Mexico and deta concerning now their local arrangenerits are rade, i2%.-2325 is cited as an exarple of a separate report on. the visit of some Sovict musicians to lexioco. a Contacts of the Soviet mitassy ot 122:-2376 end 22159 are exanples of. nonthl; sucries of contacts of the Soviet wrass;., ese are o- value in plannin> avert operations against the soviets s:ree thcy Jis¢ vac ous cor.tacts kom to be maintained by them. Tris tyle of mort also lists the locsi enc foreizn Communists with whom the Soviets are in contaet each nontn, ° tosetzer with a description of the nature of the cantect when mow. @e iiscellaneous astivities of the Sovict ixtass, — . . LIFEAY maicricl relating to the Soviet intass:, which does not fit into any ceneral. catesor;, is set forth each ronth in & series of reports _ on miscells..cous activities, These reports include seen randon information Co “Atcvachment to i2..4-7083 : . 986 > June 1957 irstititions y providing o7- : reports nave becn of Wert: cy lar interest. in Sovelonins | the TEtsa “troject and resulted in the making. of a contact in the-cleanin; tusiiess turough . Woden this station obtained entsy ror. one of its agents into the: AmbASSy6 (ce 12A~6372)» . . : an he Habdoatiy 3 ke; rts ‘on So: viet otticials: . ~ EEA ‘officers Prepared easily fron LIPAT rv. alerials, . i roflects varying amounts of-information en the Soviets. Soe eke. Nelsenuy axeard and much data accumulated on their contact, marital & tuations, orficial duties, etc. These data nave been used on occasion for stadring possible defection -: . pitches and will probarly.be usec sore in tre Tuurc, in the case of the - current Soviet javal atiace, Sri: ord, LOATPO,S, his habits were studied rairdy through LISSA? and Lote was mde that bis wide nicht be vulnerable because she was havias- a@iorous relations wita’ one of her husband's subordinates. (127 523 2EXG 4953 2520 Ub) i. iovencnts of Soviet ditctals porte The arrivals and depart=-es of Soviet ocficialp have core often been ascertained throush Livuaf tian tirewh ary other Sources | he Station has kecn able to advise of rovements out of :exico wiroush LI-_Al in alrost every case wher suc travel took plece in the oast fivei5) years. sre- quently the “taticn has received notice of covenent lon; before it took : place ty studying ca.tacts of the Soviets With losl clothiers, etc. since it has been the soviet custa. te stack up on doting end various luxuries prior to leaving Mexico. ic arrivals of ran Sovi ts have been learred of only through LIZS:>, ever. in a number of cases wien the Joviets travellkid ttachnent to H 1.447063 335 > dune 1957 wo 14-0000 3. Gzech Leyation- _ LIPerT has provided considéretie in: iiatdan on the Czech Ie-ation _ during the past yeer. ine incormation thus octéined {8 rou_hly parallel to that obtained on the Soviet. Exbassy, ard perl odie -jenera]. oun aries ‘have becn forwerded in ift: -1505, 1 io: 121632, He. 1623, Has 191997, ide. “ltuT, iL2:-2349 add - -others.: . . % Fetsonnél data . - Fersonnel data on state. embers. of ‘the Czech Lege ‘1on have been _forwerded in such reports ag if H-1896, H2.-1959, | 152:-2330 ani others,. This date has ‘teen of use not only in reflecting persrality data, of cial, functions |. and damestic mttera pertaining to: Czech Staff members tut also in planning : defection. ayproacies. be Spot Reports . _ Fron tifie to time got ‘beporte, on. natters of eajecial interest in , > connection with the Czcci Legation have teen. torwarded, azon: ow. “ich refcrance is made to tne following entirely or partially -taged on Li: AT ee mo - 1779s Froposed Barter “pansactian; : J2-1314, Travel of Czech Commercial. sepreser: tatives; on -1935, Vera .arie ?TASIIOVA;. it] +1977, Travel o” Eraique CART: 20 GareLa; and . 1322'-1937, Czech dele zation to Scolovical Concress. © ce. Livsit Coverage Durins most of the year LIZZAT coverage of the Cgech Lesstion was confined to the tWo phones in the main Lez setion budldiag Lut early in 1957 one of the two lines of the Comercial Of_ice was crossed and very nish production received. It is projected that this basic Goverace will Le continued to the extent cireurstances permite” . he Polish Le-ation "By far the mgatest, mount of intor a tion cervied on the rolisa » SSRs itechment to ii: 97053 14-0000 SR ie cette Cor se)" . 10262592, Release of i. senda 3 wi Lorento } and imon5gli2, Juliusz KATZSUCIYS Se Gosbined japon, M21; j ’ entitled "Soviet Bloe: Econonde Penetrati exan:lé ofa report of a general nature based on LISEAS Crechs and Soviets. ' i" 1 re . 6. Countar-intelltzence retters . :: . a . . ras . " Counter-intelli. “rere natters ounstitute tae na jor, SI portions of this a : bee of tais Stetaon's selated lission lireetive ena id-vd has contributes more leads znd ceneral informtion on the ‘Sovict aspect of this’ subjeet than all other Siction sources corkined. thé followkng reports arc cited as exanples of many of this type of reports and inforration developed a tils category: « a. 122-1953, rnt-2256, describin.: ‘contacts between : jareiso LAS ILS, ‘leading :exicén pro-Corii mist, ac Viktor 1 SLOUOV his Soviet case officer Who appears in Li“u.i under the nane of "LOvEZ." . : b, ifs. 2218, 122.-2262 and is -1336, dealing id'th “the ‘contacts’ petween’ the leadin: Venezuclen Sorrunist, Cerlos Auusto ik. anu his soviet case officer, boris re KOLUYARIV. A eonparison of recuinss fren LI: Zt /LG ERICK wits LISA: coverace on the Venezuclan Corr urdist-.art,; efTicer wduardo 7 ae — 1AC.LDO Morales indicates that on is: probably tue intermediary between . the Soviets and the Venezuelan exiles. : ; nts Zor clandestine contact betueen . nm General Star? Collese, with his Cc. MU-2h20, setting sorth arrens Colonel Jesus de Luv. feral, of the Mex Soviet case ofticer. tiachnest te iLL wA-7063 ERE: 56 5 dune 1957 14-00000 LILACS and LINSTOCK-1, In. each caze LI7 “may te "pla, Ang" “with tae » Sdvigts or ehcoavoring to do so. ‘forth. tuts reece aetivities “and contacts wile tn H rexieo. “hha ceport. “Was dargcly tased ‘on LIVGAt. : ; tye! and 4. _ iany” others. Te Double fzent Checktng. 2 : During the past year, as in previous. f2TS, a. number ¢ of te is. ates touts “dovble. averits heve tech ord tored Ahrovsn LISZAT -in contact with’ the Soviet Embagsy,.- thus enablinz the 5 tation to verily certain portions of tacir at reyorts and nence leading toa Letiér oucnce to eValuste the-2: sentte Aniong ™ ttiose heard in the past year wore LIVEL kK, Liiili's son, LILEVORALE, ‘i tended to.confirm the Stztion!'s good opizton of the ecent. Un the other hand, several recent ccntects former Station escent PIVEW'.OGK=3 and the Soviets indicate that EIVESTOCK=3 8, LAvwieLe . “Bete rence ig made to i22 ah 3923 (ee Ox! -83) waicn sets forth deta on Soviet TAbrICLs matte: ‘8s, cerived méiinly from ul-vsk.. wversonaity dzaw on IAULISLE ficures, es;ccially in we rolisn ani Czech estcciisanesits, nas been accumlzted and studied as @ major Biation ovjective, 9. Intentions and Activities of the Lievic.n. soverment During the earl; part of 1957 LIFFAL erstled the Station to assess reports it was receivin> from ancther sour ce ca.cernin, the cian.ing end hardening of the Uexican gor. Trment's attituce towards foreign Covrmrists. LIFEAT covcraze of verious incividval targets gave solid infarration on the -arrests of the forciyn Communists Hario Such Uaverro, Joaquin O2OUE, iwi -7063— 536 5 June 1957 ttachment ‘to {f 14-0000 Ll? S9(35 i) ts nga ly. reli the: affect thit in 1956 the: Sexdcan: presiuent told’ the Cetor of * ‘one ‘of Lexiéo'ts Jeacing newspapers that. pe 6 e20cld by § doen or ordt anti-US articles and opinions. 4 : ot WW. Inforation on the ie:sican Venimianist tarts and Commurd st’ Zronts <- ae OMe OE Ne 1S CaN SS SE See oer Se el : : Durin; the past year corsideratle amy to cay detail wes received from: LIVLAT concerting the Kexican Communist Sarty ani its fronts. The latter inelided the Sireuls de Estudios Lexicanos(the intellectial author of which was covered g:. LTSEAT) and the } hexitar: seace Kovenent, Sozicty of -richds . of China ane Yerhous art fronts (through. coverase of an officer of those : . rer mover: ents.) ais intérmation was o: volue in susole: senting. acent coveraze., - : _ of those arsed sations and occasionally provided information -unknom: to the agents. (C2 102161657 and HMMA2285) oe, li. | Arcrican cauunists iA, Koxied One oithe zost extensive and . aeoductive coverases through LIFSAc in the oo ‘past year was Sivected a-ainst Anerican communists 2a Hexico. In this’ . , — “period several american targets weré coverid at the request of OUUVY-ard : sy the production processed in sart by then and in wort by tais Station. OMY . asguned the tasx of reporting nest of the infomation on these subjects bit -° +: provided wie station with carton cqpies or their sirraries of the pertinent - recls and of the reports based thereon. The subjects tvs covered for eee - + - OUENVY -wete-as —lollows; with a Listing of the muntér of reels cussed on each? &, Noah Sin, possible Imerican es; Lonas e asent for tue Soviets . (23 ~rels) be. Srederich Vanderbilt -TrW, Aserican Tom, anist, and nis wife, ‘ anita Soyer $T.10(254 reels) ; CG. Asa 2Ac2 Zolinski, Arerican Canmunist azent(s5 reels.) RB. Of particu: > inportance in the coverave ty LIS:AT was the Alircd ‘Kaufmann STtc Acich was of artiewar intercot cot only tO KULALK but if . and Martha Dodd STurl,case : . "Attachment to 21-7063 E955 5 June 1957 . St ine: Jacks | peu -outs tind scelle nedus Coverages . During the zast year the | “following: individual tarzets have a covered for- “Periods” of timc varying. fron. vone » nonin to aim jodr ae Aaron Jaze PSZiS.A ‘Vargules, Jewish Coniuinict leader. ‘the coverasé mo reflected the declim of the Jeish Communist. nove: vent and the relative inactivity of PSZ2SiiA and tas suspended, .- - : : a dv. ZR, American Commisist. ile. and iis wife vork for a. travel azency and thoir traffic has reflected many details concerning the nove~_ nents of Anericans | “in and out “of hexico, many ‘of then Car: unists. - ce. Samuel iAGIUD: Jagidin, Jevish Coisunist: leader.’ This, overage a -: confirmed the decline of the local: Jewish Comiunist -‘ioverent andthe final liquidation of i its iccdquarters, It.rcflected tiie nares 02° ine séw-active - members who eéntinue to nect infol mally, It was of éspecial valve in covering the arrest of Vhone SHEIILAW!, menber of the Jewisi Cayamist LTOUD, and in. covering; the deportation of Jacobo HURUTIZ Zender, nom Communist agent. : “Prom this coveraze details were leaned concerning the names of the lawyer. _ used by tae defendants, ‘together with a considerable view of the: netiods and secondary cor.tacts.-- de- ‘Alfred 5 Ke (and: partha Dodd) Szuiut(see para . 2), nie’ was crobably the most déutstandinz technical su:veilicnce operation ever mounted ty : tais Station and w.ich 4s still continuing. . ~ “Rduardo TAGG0 Hordlee, Véniezuelen Coimitnisty “ints coverage fons veyed. a “host of details on the mchirativns and activities of the Yenecuelan |< ° ‘Communists in .exico und toa lesser degree provided informatica, én their | contacts with the Joviets and Hexican Communists. f. Xavier ou! This coveraze. cc: ntained corsiceratle detail on the Communist nerty, Society of frionds-of Siina, Feace “ront and other orzanizicions of wien HEI ‘O was ane.ter, It also @ntained details of sreat istercet, .on various hatin Americen Vonmunists and Srevicars with waom the GUE\NENOs were in contact. Infer:ation uerived from tis line Lye Attachment to 1-'-7033 | . 988 5.¢ ne 1957 i This ‘coveralé: 3 Tected t that tha Bed was “almost - “defunct. of a ae Fernando Alterto NILA, Argentine Haval Attache, wao was covered brie ly ih connection with the proposed. defection. or a sovict oficial with _. Manon he was in contacta’ - : Ub. roohone Thase _ ee coe, ur: she Project also itcindes the LICOCL phase: rence Is made to Sit 005 wiich descrites a current SLQUOL _ insialla tion Grectcd against a __ Soviet official. « ‘ ae . cae : In suzrary, LESEAT ’ consti tates one of iexiso City Stetion's enief adsets; ane it ig the belief of; COS Vexico that this opera tion(waica is woolly’ . “tBALK's and has no. Liaison or other service liwolved) is by far the best’ ‘oberetion of f its kind ¢ Jtctit has in the world, ; Lo : - a ” Aesor: glishuents _ ‘ ; a a sencral averase-over the past yest LIFiaT has consisted of tuenty-two.22) to t.enty -taree(23) simultaneous coverarzes, edci of 2h hours .. per. Gays. - The_tarcetscovered-nave..anclided-major coverage 6f alt those wich sr highest in the Station's AMD(Soviets, Poles and Czechs) as well as a lerse rumver of selested targets of opportunity. Appratinately 15,000 pages of sumcry text have been obtained -fran the project. ‘this informitdion, trouch fragzerntary at tines and at times difficult to understand, is nevertheless documentary in nature. In detail, everage coveraze of the tarsets ct the Stztion has been as follows: se Soviets 8 Lines . American comunists 3 lines ‘Czeons © 2 lines Rewinder — . 8 lines, - Foles ‘2 lines Attaciment to ill. 7063 eam -35 5 Jane 1957 14-0000 i Vhile in gerieral , in the past year, sone of ‘tivose connected with the group based on the _fanily te & he yetfonidnce of the LIFEAT agents has been cood of former head agent James 0, AYCALL have not ‘been acting in a satisfactory...” nanrer, These are gradually teing weeded out and new, rore effective and fully cornperwented base operators are tein: sutstituted for then. The Station's problen in this. connestion is difficult since it is ard to - recruit persons Who cartine the following qualifications necessary for base house operations | . . . -§). absolute “discretion . . Sor Lone 3 _ Willingness to.cover the tase 2h hours daily, year after yearj” a * 4g3) suitatle cover; -' 44) willinmess to obey canplex orders to the letter year after year; and iiii4) . willingness to live ina. Situation of constant povential. danger. . d, Status of saproved Conint tment s = “LIFEAT Project(as approved in . aeatho) cantains most of the . elenents which will be necessary in Fiscal 1956, The main difference that ud om vo te noted in the atiacsed Meld rroject Jutline is that costs will. _...-- ----=--- 50 be nigher and one soré pase_nouse will te-added- tote current list. em wee : ry Attachment to Ili-4 \ ; . > dune 1957 14-0000 ee ere Baas ty “Froude OUTLINE" CRY Pre - FIELD. CASE of 10S ae . -o+ .+ . GHIEF OF STATION oo ae : - oo “Willard v. culo ‘ been continuous, with stall breaks for security or other operational reasons |. from tat date, The project was last approved in ii2:-N-3740, 19 November 1956. ~ To mount various “ty pes of technical qurveillance operations, mainly teleynonic, ageinst the Soviet, Czech and: olisi. Gplomatic missions in Kexico; against important contacts of tice inctdlations; and against leading Mexican and nobi-: exioan Cosmunists and Communist sympatuizers. . 3. Background © ‘ - This project was first asproved 3 . October 1950 and has teen exténded each year thereafter, Actual operations began 18 January 1951 and have LISCAT has beer ron since its inception without liaison. and no plang now exist to change (this, arrangement. | Qver the past 6 ; years and 3 months i; FEAT has expanded from coveraze™ of one(1) line to coverage of an average of atout twenty-four(2h) lines, each being covered 2; Hours per day. ~In cll, over 40,000 pages of docus u-. _.rentery.inforr2tion-on-prime station targe.s has” thus teen obtained from tnis operation. 4. Reference HIL.-3-37L0, 19 ioverker 1956, contains the last reneval of this project. a. This project has teen one of the outstanding KULALA operations in the world. “eriain elements at deadquarters recognize tiis. Onief, on/Co states to tiis Station during his.visit in January 1957 that tais was the only SLIFAAT ot ype operation which wis wholly :UGARI's and he said it was ar Pace 11 Attachment to 32 /.41-7063 586 nd 5 June 1957 All of these reached to ua coverages: ce Tae Director has personally corcwinded the Station officer for nis ~ work in oe line's coverage in this operation; and has orally stated to CG, }. Oxi Co- that tiis is an excellent operations . 5. 0 ectives he . oe a _ . To carry out this Station's: OtLigctions, in con ford ty 1 with its’ Rela ted Uission Directive, thrpuch- “technical. survcillonce _operciions, “the. crecuct from this operation is ‘coordinated wi her Station operstisns, Jith especial atter. tion to Soviets, Felish and. ‘Czech activities, ~ wd be Targets Primary targets covered in this operation are: L Soviet nba ssy "and. residences of Soviet officials; . Czech: Legation; : ” Polish Lezations and : : - - Alfred Kauftanrlend hartha Boa) Siu. _ _-—Soviet; Polisi # ana cs ech ‘agents; Nexdert and foreim Cocmunistss "and Americar: Co:ummrists. 7. asks a. To maintein and operate, existin, project facilities and establishnents; be To eugert siniler coverere when need of opportunity arises; ’ - Fase BO . “ cE ; Attachment tole! -7053 wv 5 éyune 1957 Secondary tar gi sets ares. - : so . an a 14-0000 . 7 . - . te . " ce to! reetuit, “train ‘ond againtiter suci: 3 gaits as “tite > projet regiresy Lis aT. iiforve then i is very osely cdoraina ted with ala othor operati ois’ at this Station” ‘bat does not: require, operational morndinstion with ‘any. othe? area.; However, when the project yiklds. infonution of interest.to other areas, these areas are ‘itforned, i 9. Fersonel It 48 Intended thst the onion peraénnel will participate in the | . . LIPEAT Froject during AAscal Year 1988 = . , os ‘ oe _ - 2 a il to a. Case Officers “s. Case Officers Tuomas Je URQUHART | _ a gs Case Officer for LICL phase? hattcew S. DINSLxe oe _ . ae Poe Case Officer, Caech Legation phasés darvey +. DaeinoLe a Case Ufficer, Folish Leg? tion phase: to be named na : General asst. Case officer: David li. NILS TED(U.S. citisen) - . tecinical - contract agent(has om cou ercial | : .. fire whien fumished his cover) _ General Asst. Case Officer: "Ralpa RAFAL GELI(U.S. Gitisen) - commercial General Asst. Case Officers — ‘Arthur 5. ‘SNUGIe denorfietal cover/ * berotes Diplomatic cover . be Operations acents a fe ne eens eS ee “le LIEBETS oo Hella “Agent, Operet Loni ~ clesFance— 139), dated?” va . 17 October 1950. He ie an enployce of Teléfonos do Hextoo, loc¢al telepione oampany, 1.0 provides the basic inJormation necessar; for rumnig the project. ; 7 wo oe LEGAL +. Neld agent, Operstional clearance WwW, Wy, Aug, . : 1951. Ee is charged with aspects ¢ of the technical portion: of tie operation, Page 13 . : .- <<? At tachment to 128 ~1.7063 : 9 cS 5 Jue 1957 14-0000 ational, 2 Hetescca é : Field agent. _gpecetioisl Shecréace -2631959,.. a ete, “Jeske | Base. house “oserstere, <1 oe Be “LIESTOUE ES. Me agent. -Qerst Sonal Cléarazce 0a32712, a -- . , 7 21. arch 1955. Asst. . base’ house operator, : a —— - 1 De. LEER? - Meld agent. Cpecctio:al Slesracece in ined Te , S . V3 July 1956. : ee * 10, “LEES!AE-8, eld agent. Cperativutl clearance t=, BIRO, ee BE lay 1956. Asst. base- “opers tar a.d processor of: tezes, _ So ’ LL, LEESTONE-9. “Meld agent, opefational Clesrasce C-Sdh6h, ~~ 2h sept. 1956 _ . 22, LDOLSOME-10, Field“agent.’ Cgezetional Clearance 3-50758, . 2y Sevt. 1956. coon —— a “Ube LETT Field agéat. Opersticcal Slesrance 3970, 1 Oct, . - 1953. Asst. tase. operetrr ens srgcessore a - 23. Lbtaiion Fiele azert. doerett oat cleara: oe 397% 30 Sent. . v8 - 1952, base operator. . 8. Ls ie?, Held agent. Qnere ti: vai Slesranse 2-50157, . Soe 3 han 1956. Asst. base operstar. . le . , . We LETRAS and LODRTMNWG. Neld agents, Operational co . clearance. in 132:-W-2U00, 13 Jan. i335, and Wé-W-1333, 19 tar. 195%. To be used as base operator. ; - Ae LIZA. Field agent. Qverctioel vlesrarnce 7L¢5, 16 De, 1°53, Has tee:. base operptor bet rar retire. LOWER, ‘he snould be kept on the mola until a definite decisicn is me, Fare Ly atiaciant te 14-0000 Li , - Feld asents 3 Ss apt 1956, Asst tase opel Frosessors of “recorded tapes 2h. Carol K,.ZIcstBISTEk contract agent, Operational lec cance” C2982, 1 July ‘195k. Processes najor portion o of Soviet target : ee _ material, . - ~ ~—256 LITACE. Fie) agente Clearance contad ned in i. wiel7l2, - _ a ; ‘ ; 5 Oct, 193 if conerat procescin3, a B en 26, Alicé Le: CATZETAU. Cortract enplojeé. © Clearned’in i.ci3O5I, : 20 fpril 1956, “ZonAK Frocessing. / 27, Frances, MUZE.” Géntract. agent, Cleared in 10102763, 28 Decenter 1955. General proceysing. . : Te 28, Clivia SIAM. Contract agent, Clearance by virtue of a * contract dated 1 January 1957. Geral processinz ard Z i processiige ae o- a : Tas . weer s phe : _ De “Gnvitting assistant to. LYSKATE for routine office Karke 2 (HOTE: LYERIi 22! and LICKHOMm ‘ely Who. handle ‘dzecin Inoiage tapes, are ro incluced in the LILOGTRO?T Project. In addition to the above . ' processors, assistant Case Jfficers STOVE] and \ILSiLD also cnzage in processing. 0.1:Vits local office processes certain tazes from targets of primary interest to them. LUsSs7eil-3 and RIT AB . . alterrete assistant vase operator duties with those of processinz.) Total personzel, part or full time on .rojects: 37. /KOTE: It {5s also expected that two(2) wore processors; ani one(1) a-ditional y tecunician will te added during fiscal ear 295-6 t Pare 15 - ’ “ "Attachrent to! -706h ; 96 5 June 1957 oe 14-0000 3. LEAL: ‘His natural “cover- is of emple,ee of the local tele-- GhONG: COMPS: y which he has teen for a number or yeares . he LOSWATIR-21: injoys natura? cover ‘as a telesnone conpeny employee. 5. IDEATER2: Enjoys natural cover as telep:one enployee, be LES IE-13 She is an elderly person ond hance can. ‘Lovdcally- . have income fron fanily estate, Does “not atiract attontich. eke Te Te LMGSTase2g Brother of LIES3IUNEel ani resides wita here Is elderly and cah pass as a Poor relative end retainer. 8. LOLS? Eda as deen engaged in obtaining sell covernment - contracts atid moves in and out of verjous soverment orfices. Un- fortunetely his cover is xot really yood and Stess imst be taken, to injrove it af he is to remain in ow exploy. 9. LOESIE-;: =derly woman who has had larce busi ona. enterprises in the past and two Goes not necd to explain her source of income for tais reason. 10, LUYSSTOESS:. Father-inelaw of LOZITWEs} ani-ostenoitiy dependent on -him. . LU, LESSN.be7: Sido of. Janes 0, AYTALL, wi was widely resarded as a wan of means. Hence sne ostensitly lives on his estate, This woran has a tendency to live teyond her means, nowever, cndis a cause for anxiety, Pace 15 Atcacmert to Elid soe — ane 3d June: 17 "ere ‘ 14-0000 A coer fer TRE aN OTS “196 (23, LIQUAYICN«3: Elderly widow wo resides jart time with her ; lives” on oh n innert ues, a | Accountiait with ‘a - aese ‘fim. dis uize (LOT2.710;.-6) nandles most of the routine work he as dore for the: Sta thon ix, the pasts ..- . ce 20. EE UATIONS Zusinessnan with of"ice in the city. Je azends a’ good deal of time on selling rachincry while LIQUATTL. -2 and LIQUATIvL.<3 tind the base. 21. LIQATION~l: jias been out of tow working on a contract. “Pres viously was a student and had adequate cover ror part-tire work. When he rewurns to LiztAl nis cover will ‘be similar. to tz2t of : LIQUATTOU. oa” 22, LIQUATTE: et ‘Housewife. : children, hence not likely ‘to erouse cuspcion. 2h. LIZSTit%-18; This agent's cover, that of plumber ad electri cian, "43 not satisfactory. It appears, novever, that he my be. aut . into another tye of opwation sometize this year, _ . 25, LIV3vICNe25: Housewife, 26, LIrcTIG@i-37 Dependent relative of LIVsWGi-10. 27. Carol K. ZESIZISTER: Housewife. 28, LILACS: Kousewife: 29. Alice Kk. CAILLET:AU: Housewife Fase 17 Attachment to iD jiaa=-7063 a& 5 June 1957 14-0000 . get . “16. ‘Nmetable” It is telieved that supp) si TA currently’ at the Station are surficient to carry : J the calendar year -— 1957;, iut it is possible. taat -Samuitaneas trec:cow. Xf Guantities of the olzer equipment, dating fro: 1931 and in constant use since then, would - necessitate the cplzeing, oF seserate urders for replssewtts, 15. Coordination _ : ae ate Loe Lr *uAT is coordira ted wits all other nrojects @ 4 this Station. LISSA? has been -in al:.ost coma tant operation Since its inception in - ‘Januar; 1951 and ‘it is. Planned to continue it. ‘indeNoitely, a tet 4. 14-0000 Salary «400,09 ; = Qnartera 2,200.00 Educ All. 200 00 ““Eavid Hy STESIED. 94100,00 °. Unnaned 1I22.2K processor(3S-12) A apeantlite ““Sabary = .7,579400. . coat a BE ces Quarters 32200000 Cra P23 uravel 00 CO — -12,770.00 # Unnaned IIS trarslator ... . - 7 Salary 6,500.00 ~ . . oo Quarters 2,000.00 - oo _ . . P03 Travel — 2,000.00 _ - : 10,500.00 : . 4 Caro’ F228 SISTER Se, a - Salary 5,400.00 5,400.00 « Fran¢es he 1.02TE : . . . Salary 2,50!,.00 295065 200 . Alfee Hy CATILETEAU | Salary 2425.00 2,h25.00 Olivia U, GLAD: ; = Salary 3,830.00 3,830.00 pr Narvey Co. bVL.UAD _ “ Salary . 10,320.00 Quarters 2,500.00 20S travel _ 2,0.0,00 : 6 15,620.00 _ . 65,724.00 raze 19 Attachment to 1.1-7053 : 966 > dure 1957 14-0000 3 hrs. per nonta) LBZLAVER assis tant : “thacs’ “G2 oo ‘por Hout, "Bo fat 2300. up 23. fat. 1590, up 250 ame a Curis tas bonus and presents 900 90 (One month salary to each agent; " in accordance local cistone Also 395250.00 special vifts in some cases) S Base house rentols, utilities and expenses — LEST IS. base house 2050.00 ; . w LI 3 base house 200,00 - LI base house 2000.00 > LITHOSHUAD base house 2020 00 L@AY:UaL base-house .- .~ 1000.00. ° Proposed tase house - 2900 00 ° LI-FAT bate shop 2006 ,00 Proposed tase house 2700.00: . : Proposed tase house 2600.00 . LICNL-S5 tase 606. Proposed LISML base 600.00 21,450.00 > ed Ce Equipment Local purchase o2 energency and ~ - special equipment . 2,003.00 New car © ILS iD 3,300.00. - ' . . 5,500.00 . fage 20 Attzcanent to same? he 1957 14-00000 . . » ey , Poo. a . = ~ = 7 a . 2 2 - vy” fan . : at > -“ "2 EL 8 dg HilseéTlaneous: * ; i le -Suppliés 2... (papers 3 a) oo Proposed tase car reu.tal © 3. Other Operarional Exzerses (To cover loss of deposits’ on réhts, ~ : fatalities ed other serious emeryincies, : Separation payments, medical pxpenses, 7 : " emergency moving Lilla; and to cover : - ; . : targéts of opportunity) ——_ ~20,00 200; * . ween *. : aa Grand Total =- 159,854.00 st 7 . ‘t ° UN bat * ; mo wee S ; t . Face ct . Attcchrimt to H ..t-/0353 mS : 935 : 2 viuw 1957 1 ton ere we Lge edd “i Frojeet to sever the purehise’of a new basehoude. Should nore funds roreved. - Nrthernare,” am dectaton: faa’ haeh Peaches sent bee new- operas ved : tienal techniques vill be inittated which will necessitate round-the- eloek eperations in the baat by station clearod parsonrel in order. to satisfactorily cover the tercete., This vill undoubtedly necoasi wate . the sequisition of a rore securely controlled base of operations, The station dces- not believe such s base can be acquired other than by. . purehaainy the property indlonted. -llowevar, every ofvort-vill be a2d® wt to lease this property providin» leasin: arranjementa can de made to . . oe Bret the security requirenents of the operation, : a 3. at. present additional funds are not needed in the LIFRA?P be needed before tha ‘project expires, they will be. requested at a- ae A later date. : 3,0. KING AFFROYED: ; Co CHEF, F1/ceS Lote JOSEPH R. GROVES , APPS: VEDI D/ DIGCT A, LOGISTICS
104-10188-10001.pdf
14-00000 {104-10188-10001 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 Q ‘6 Ss so , . ates Oo a Va ‘ a : wes m0 - . “ - (| Cant te rise ne, SO=ZaDa/p MASSIFVED MESSAGE 7 torae corres 3U ~ . VlEr To Fits as, . ? [~ a -ce ruc aot per, ra aeaycn : SECRET PES] ostidy Qe. ad Ch att 6 renson umd HOTIEIEO REPSOCUCTICN PROHIBITED SE Cf E T 1516292 CITE oTTavalaisa | HEXICD CITY INFO DIRECTOR Lo aan Cw 56249) : REF 4 SEXICO CITY 121 a > sExico city 9919 CM 17929) | LOCOL LUERSO REP PASSED RIF INFO RE LOWRY TO’ SmesouE 13 FEI $7, SECRET ot SECREY 14-0000 . ws a nayf ; - . _ . VL, . . “ 7 eee & - cre es Ono Sf Des a , ul “earns cuasstry to rice no. & BSE “CLASSIFIED NESSAGE torat_comies cor eT 7 . XeAOR TO Fy . REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED Pie Qe hen [eae ocstroy OC) sic. ned Ae 0 1G Oe SECRET PORSON/UNET NOTIFIED ADVANCE COPY O tastuee Oo stereo LJ] / | \MExi | SE CRUE T 2721552 CITE MEXICO CITY) 4121 _% bine ; — J MIC Seoteeeean ABST DIPECTOP INFO OTTAWA APE 4 RED COAT wt? 7942) 41967 te OC. MICAS G.ir2, PEF: MEXICO CITY S9197 _<PLS RELAY PER LIFEAT DOW LOWRY AGAIN CALLED LEONOV 19 Ja 1. IDENTIFYING MIMSELF 4S FROM Canada. LOWRY HAD BEEN UNABLE 19 GONTACT ESCARTIN oT CUBAN EM@aSSY, BUT LEONOV SAID HE nee im me YY COULD WOT HELP HIN AND THAT ME SHOULD KEEP TRYING. 4, 9 + ie af vy (7° 2, Local LNERGO HaS RECORD OF ONE_DONALD PORERT’LOWRY, "ys i", ofc, BOR 28 NOV 1814 OP LE OP WINDSOR, ONTARIO, LNERGO 1S NOTIFYING THEIR REPRESENTATIVES IN a con AcT ow The if crite os LOCAL WASHIMETON AUD OTTavo TO SEE IF LOWRY STILL OW WeNTED LiSTOs) wer Epp | Me 4 e 3, STATION HAS LIONSON PHOTO OF MaN WHO VISITED CUBAN --— LSS v ly EMBASSY OM 9 FAN AND SHOWS SOME RESEMBLANCE TO VERY OLD LHEPGO PROTO OF DONALD ROPERT LOWRY. CAN POUCH PRINTS IF OTT4¥4 STATION WESHES, 4. SUP STANCE OF THE #430VE AND INFO IN PEF “aY BE REQUEST OTTAWA STATION PASSED TO, SMAROVES, DISSUISING SOUPCE. COORDINATE any action! wits LEERGO. ECR ET rity s Cuan or tora, ccopirs Tease re to FIRE NO. etn 29 O's no. onan neve ner. regener SECRET "ESET on iad ae - sp bhisic ” - Wager Bes One is Sere: = eS at ASSISTED MESSAGE ACVARCE COPY Cc} eevee Q servis CI rere DIRFCTOP FYOCOAT IFFAT BEPORTS THAT Matt arvine NTs, PanF as pan rota ei wa A ALES ‘ EPPS EVISERTLY AVEPICAN, VAS I™ CONTACT ALCO WITH “ in Key PY PPESS ATTACHE EFAIOY O74 ~ 439 ann LOUPY SAID HF HAD MPUSPAPFPD AND MataZTMe SNeroieeGs AND HAN ALSO AFFH Pants avo TRERVISIOM AMMOUNCEP, RSCAPTIN FFPNANDFZ HAD ASPEED TO SEND HIS LFTTFP AND WRITING SAMPLES TO CURA IN NEXT POUCH AND TOLD HIM CHANCES WFRF MAYRF TWENTY FRCFHT, EVIDFNTLY OF HIS GFTTING # JOB THERE, Lowey Has TO MaIT AROUN MEXICO FOP TWO YEFKS, APPARENTLY U*TIL YS HFAPS FPOM CUBA. ~ LEGNOV FAS NOM-COMMITTAL BUT SAIN HF WOLD INTRODUCE Lovey TO SOVIET CONSUL OM 14 JAN, COMVERSATION IMSQICATFS 2 THAT LOWPY HaD FISST ASKED LEOMOV AROUT a JOR ayn LEOMOV HAD SURGFSTED NE TSY THE CupaN EMeassy, 3. PRFOUFST CASLED HEAN@UAPTERS TPACES, er . aie LOCAL L*FPSO, ere? _ SFOPFT SECRET We gS 7 aT 14-0000 a . _ —_——— DISPATCH Sacha ic RO ROUND OMY QUALIFEDD C188 CAN OEE IROTKING. PROCESSING ACHOM, MaRRED Lies tatahieod waode?, -n Division Paty . — a we Chker ef Station, Mexico vity Chier of stati is} sacct.... - we ~ ?, wleg/cisi-: Lispositicn of cares ALTA RIQRRRED REPESENCES, e37/0, 23 January 1907- Action required. 45 debourmined Oo: nesdquartersS. s requested in rerere.ce, station Fort au Frince is eo neadauarters oll of the Liniw/iisied curds currently nN pouchi 3 on file BL tile oteblon, Pleese retura to ot. tion copies ov those wolue to wuatlon. eerds con scudguarters thet a hard i ” . sas , Ze stion is in esreement wit! cony oF tapes sfovid ve sent directly trom Station Mexico Squarters in order that Seuaierters may exneaite the However, otetion suz.jests tnot in order overall processing time ana eliminzte whet could be ot eivort, oni Hecaquertvers reccive a cony of the. headjusrters,; when processing the ori-inal vanes, tnose Creole portions Ena send & composite tape to the translation. Gity to processing of tue material, to reduc duplicst tapes. | cuuld re atation 3e Lapes. heaaguert ation currently es & vacxiog of the LURUL/L Lr be? Sa eavise whether tnese tases also should ve sent to 5 tor processing. 4 Beac uacters Comment § und Suspestions ire welcome. 4 oe . : - Any 2 Kix Of &/ a I “ hetthew nw. unl vistiroutin 2-unielr, jehexies Slty 1 a} Gress AUTH CE rr ae ) OATE . ; . tkaely73 j 26 January iyo? rene te ———-+ — werner eee ee ee ee . : CLASSIFICATION 1 WES MLE NUMBER i Ls mn i i Sb & mr: 1400000 { DISP ys, AICH ____Deputy Chief wi/c _. SEOCESSING ACTION CLADSINCATION SECRET __ [MARKED FOR DCE . — a eT om ne Chicf, WH Division Ba 7 a a -Chtef of Station, Mexico ny __ of Subject of 201°735575 and LICLOVB=2 Neat : ‘s TYPIC/LIFEAT/Transuittal of Traffic 1, Attached as A are copies of traffic covering the Subject of 201°735575 for the period 1, 2, 4, and 7 Juua L966. This traffic was provided Station Mexico by LIFEAT. 2. Attached aa B are copies of traffic covering LICLOVE-2 for the pariod 30 May ° 12 june 1966, This traffic was also provided Station Mexico by LIFEAT. Attachments are being forwarded KAPOK and under separate Covers } ! 3. a GES Ky paites} for Willard ¢, CINTY Attachaents¢ A & B a/s KAROK u/s/e Distribution: wet = pern/e w/ates u/a/e 1 = c/wip w/o atts 4 > FILLES iT oct ny Se BAIT ‘ . ‘ { WMMASV2IR | 16 June 1966 7 ce mace, Tg TTT ae OPT saste tls 14-0000 CPUSIESSING ACTION. ames eon maton 4 be IOECU SG FERNALD hee seen few? qaurne ous ne Chick of etation, bortecue? nics Lb tess . _ f oo . . p— Tren:dotion rere Creole ! ortions of Llisat Tepes Bh EAL - RU URTNCES: & serch 1966 Be 14 iarch 1966 . Ce : 22 barch 1LyoG : ile HE fanSyhe zy herc: yo os ‘he HMA 28701, ll pril 1460 Peni eL87G6l, 25 opril 1460 le ina ec8834, 3 hey 1Ybb . References? ne MICROFILMED SUA B3 Wb MICRO. DER, iction: FYL ! te oxthachea for cuuresscen informebion ere transitions of the brcole don urce portions of the idiwe 0 bLEes Dore sic fe pebsrences. The trensletions were vone OF & Yee as ode Vouverse ViOnS wale neve nc operitionsd er inten li_cice veiue neve nob vem inciudces “e In gy CF 22 joc the juurnel Combebent cimiol ve a fee tified by the wtetion. Gin bebaquerbers jueniliiy the ourni lt? ‘ ‘tg prooknhy Judith gant bens the Loute hes iy voicuntos brace of the Pdiscccesr ela. be 24 by Woes fd 6 Very interestin: conversation, ; evide: tly WWipre boise) bey Just veturned trom odeni ona ven : .ico “where be we nt to geet sis : other. Ou ton BwUehy “weToo UILL.. is ertta cine; wno ds belicved to neve ror ed & Sip tbe : ture while Lisecedty orcering ¢ mewutitdin poste, & stinp i5sule Gli.nt plenned to keep the stenps tna seil thee bt & provit to aboenp duilerse ecorting toa Fal (lieditdin oF) cliuncestine Jaurnil, en suretid Phin Wes & Heivien de,cgete to the frie LOneinentel wonbert: “In event in Jdanuery Lyte, hosever iis oe prooeaky & psetacaym, Per yonsulite Sides, eaisond tie 3 “ecunder Als, Cazes, Heits travedca to ens from The buven eprroech te Liaw dn ven Juen is the Lirst direct contirestion of tuggn eailie setivity airected ut nedti fda tuerto ilco.’ Curiru se ini fol, Led ea | £8 coy a Sess Sef ee ete t > tie vene in dune lyt, 1 DAAPATON Sy Re and eUMSED | ‘peoss PLOERERCE IO i = : o cp ip cca we LH - i mer 3B pir cargNM . wernt i heen Ko } sO-4e1 ates ne eee aemeereneines eee neste ee ne athe ene ee ernie ee a ner nena tenn tae ~ pe eet ences Manele OH cette 14-0000 ore ! [3°50 > ) . cnet ta NSE Sennen cet nr ena CONTINUATION OF : _ ; ehh Tre, {Tae LB 9g oo ete AT oe bad it T otha tr Be lann fone Pees thane _ 1G. Sune Jy44 (our ives beded foe bet erin Rive rfccouor tet ii-per PUCK wt dscnelD Anon nim oo te Bees ES RR leitist’ Libor lowyer, wLofect of hiieel7l5, us vtition cone Ciel, reported thet on gy Cetuver 195, bea ake Lp one before he rane pidti te via duen. ie tee rol cicicd Tor the PLEEGs ‘ a : bial, Inelucitm fue "Eouey= PES vorua. Peporlinge reves baTOniUL os & Vory Cepsvie enerpctic intellectuel with oe eenuing plft of lesderotip.s lie received a itdtien déiw verree, studied cconomies in Faris for alx yeers ing received a Uese Vovericent (runt to attend & burvard cenincr on harketing in AyG2., shile in Haiti he bpyesred to ve proeinericonu. at the ven Jutn symposiua be a TUL aecusred thet every biltdien would resist Usi. intervention in aiit: énd Condewicd the Jel. Stute : Lepertmcnt for aedy dry in iisdtdon extic effiirs. Mihi T et is probudly Les} ist MendlsT (01-2 aod db hei Pocgei a! rlice resident doin Pow leflist, <his fs the ircivs of his ciose tics th Sppeer frou tne converséetion unit vonsunist Or Uornet would be Celephone tics with the ONG ame cece, hhe de The "zero™ (ph) mentioned ta £20 128 2.0 15 unknown GO wlétion, Cin addressees rece uiae toe nese cs o clinie or hospitei in texico or in the wovdel uloct Tne zero I nounced 2 ero (herrlanevebster pronouncietion seyz) 6. The DA hos of 29 CP 137 18.5 Ls prousoly. Joseph baikon of HTPA l7Ul, 2h Fed lyce.. 7e ine OVAL Gn 29 op diy 8.7 is probably Guy UOveL, Os 26 eu use 1935, #irirocne wo aceonpinied Gererd Fi. kane vhe au from kexico tity to boscow in -ucust lyéh. ~tation holes thel cotie wail cer che GPey Ac o¢ing received Dy tue be toi Se , UOSLIEH Ce be un atticnmenc: tPousSletion of Lepes cistrivution: . 2-luo, Pexico cit; uforics otc, A0tf/ sti w/ley ott, pm rac | ' ee rea _ . woe i | ‘ sO Mater year, 14-00000 AEs f ee Attachment to HTPi\185 MIGROFILMEO : Jun 2A tybb DOC. MICRO. arR, Page 1 . 29 GP 82 ~ This conversstion is sbout "The Comediuns®, & book written about Heiti by Grahom Greene. Gererd and Susie tre talking ‘to P&erre Lelong. Pierre says the book was the novel of the nonth of February in the U.c. sook 1s about Vuvelfer. Gerrrd has heard thet foreigners sre meking money on Hoition heudy by writing such stories but he his also heard that Greene was.4in contact with a person who really gave him full information, Pierre suys' there , was eo review of the book in L'Edition and he hos saved it. Gererd iy Pierre if he hes the letest edition of the newup-per Combatant, P¥6rre hus it and promises to return it. 29 GP 85 3,0 Suzie cic lls Gererd PIBRRE CHARLES. Rover hus left Susie a note. Gerard felled to so where he hud plinned. Gerard called Doree but Doree wasnft there. He went to the Lmbessy ror 15-20 minutes but he coulen't find him. (Conversation probably about Hid4 Castors visa.) Gerard usks how everything come out. The witw of the Shief of Polica cume over to tix the thing about the little girl. The police never suspected snybody and they don't ‘think anybody like that had it. Sugle seys Cluudette (nally found her pessport. Claudette went to « (convent?) and someone stole her hendbog which contained her passport, money und license to work. Everything was returned tne next dey with « check for $500, Claudette had to feturn tho 500. 29. GP 85 9,0 t Suzie with Gerard. Susie asks Gerard if he sew a number on the front or back of something (pepers)? No. There is nothing written ‘by hand. Gerard recaived three coples ind they sre looking for two more. 29 GP 98 17,5 Sugie cells Gerard. Suaie isks Coerard If #1di has come dy. Sugie ssys she is going beck to the “moassy. Gerurd has changed every= thing end the men will come by uwround 2:00 to pick him up. Judy called to esk when she should come, 22. GP 103 4-9 Plerra Lelong calling Susie Pler:e-Charles. Yuzie asks Fierre | when he returned. He just wrrived, but witnout his cother. Susie | { asks Flerre how Lillien and her friends were. They were fine. Tonton CINcAS hid been arrested tnd hud been shot. Also, something {5 supposed to stert in kHeitd. Tonton C1h.45 was in touch with some ene nemed Maitre edomond PliaRh.. clemera CHARLES was alsa Invalved beng anne ee ee, ae es ae ams Te wres 859 cS Copy ee Sa e/a 2 tee mete «em ane -and he had to open it. shen he opened it ne found iv was « hind= so Cent, Peye 2 in tho affair, $82,000 was involved. The person thet cove him the news wos & friend of tlemord Ciié-KUS. A newspieper in N.Y. numed il Tienpe hes written about an invasion of Heitdi. bl Tempo re- ported that someone aimed Vixami wus involved, Fierre woth & store in Sen Juen, Puerie Nico buying some cloth when & Gubsn girl — opproeched him and asked him if he wis iluitdun. The rirl wus Scompanied by 8 Cuban men end they esked |derre questions about Haitisn history. They assed Fierre Lf he knew anything about Duvelicr, Pierre exe pluined he was orresed to buvilicer. The Cubsns seid there were people in San Jucn plenning to "catch" Duvelier, Pierre implies that the Cuban man lives in Mexico. Gerard PIL: kb CHARLES takes the phone, Gerard tells Plerre shat someone nimed Silvie 1s on the border. Gerard asks Plerra if he Sas brought the merchiidise, Yes, Pierre went to the post office to pick up a peckepe tnd ‘they were going to open the packsge to inspect it but rierre told the clerk it was not necessary to ine ; cpect it. The pest office clerk ssid thé declared velue was too high, written munuscrirt so the clerk uskcd no sore questions. bvcrything went élright. Fierre mentiony thet during his trip overacas (Sen Jusn) he met Cerurd LaTCATUE. Gerard asks Plerrve whet LATOATUL's financial status was. Pierre thinks LATORTUL is working ot the University of Mayepuez. [Pierre sys there ire a lot of Heditiéns in Puerto Rico that are interested in doins something (evuinst Yuvalier?) but most sre without families. They ere petty vourgeois or engineers working in San Juan, The doursvois Hiitiiens now heve stores in Puerto Rico.- Cererd osks Pierre if LATORTUL mentioned anything about his uncle Francois LiTORTUL. io, he did not. LATONTUL wight cone to hexieo soon on @ tourist visa. he has to fo throush some routine to get the visa, Gererd tells Plerre that Francois LATORTUL da up to his neck in politics in Heiti. LATURTUE suid that the leftist perty was really mistreéting MahlaiT and LATCRTUL didn't ldke it. bkverytime MANIGAT opens his month sonethin,, huppens. The leftist pertivs likened BHANIGAT to Castro, Like Castro, KahIGAT talked too mucn end did too nueny things. MaNIGAT showed his card too much ond that ds why they ere mistreating him. It wés the sozc.unist purty that put MANIGAT where he ds, just as the CP put Cestro where he is. LATORTUE has written en article to counter what has hacsened to MANICAT. Gerurd says he knew Meh luaT 10 years ago in Heiti. LATORTUE hos written én article condemning émericen intentions of lunding in Hidtd. LATORTUE «x ds Professor of Leonomies et the iniversity of Mayaguez. LATORTUE is trying to leave Puerto Kico ind go somewhere else where he can find better work, 29 GP 105 25.7 . Gererd is talking to vusde cbout @ title of property. She cannot find it. She asks about Vaeniel,. so , 14-00000 Pega 2 29 GP 106 257° Gererd cells Flerre LELO\G and esxs fierre to drop by tonisht. Has Pierre found 2 peckcces of pspers? me contsins pers for Suaie's course tnd the other is a peckage of white Slick paper cor cineag@pgph- NE . oe 29 CP 20,2 Susie célls Gertrd. Suaie is neér the "suy's” house. She wants some money to get a larrse roll of péper end wents to write ¢ check for the people thit are goin, to send "those things”? this afternocn, Gerard tske if she received any news. Yes, Gersrd esks Susie to buy some flash bulbs ror his camera, 29 CP 118 3,0 Suale with Benoit. Benoit excuses himself for not coming. He will come by tomorrow night about 8:00 pem. when he gets out of senool., Has Susie received any news from Gererd? No. Susie asks about Pierre Louds. Pierre Louis is doing alright. . 29 GP 118 23.2 Suzie célls Vincent. Long time no see, Vincent kids Suzie about her trevels, vecation, new house, ond car. She asks about Angelica, Benoit is coming over tomorrow. Angelica's brother cane in for a vacation, Vincent asks Suzie if there is any cther news. No. Still the same as in February from the newspuper Railiement the sime story. -- Vincent stys thet he his no news sbout Heit. out he cot s letter from _: the family seying thet the economics® situstion is very rough. Cincent . asks about #ld%. He scored 9.10 on an exas. Susie asks Vincent if he has seen CINLAS (ph) (sounds like somebody at the Nexicon University). Vincent seys everybody at the University is égsinst hin. 29 GP 128 2,0 Gererd is tulking to an uldentified person. Cerecrd expleins to the person thet before he travels "they" will sive hin s test wiich will show if he has T3 or not. If the test is positive, they will yive him medecine to stop or cure it. The uniaentified rerson is 2< fraid and Gerird tries to tell him thet it is not serious because if it were, "they" would have riven his special trestzent in the "zero", The unidentified person says that he hes just come out ef school and has had pneumonia, 29. GP_ 128 10,0 Gererd with Susie, M:RRON wants to know what time he should ~~ arrive beccuse he is aoing somethin: very important. He should come around 2:00, Ti Nat al 14.90090 nl. + reese & 29 CP 129 12,7 Suzfe with yvonyt. Susie end Sonya ere coin to the theater. | They cention maggie who tole theh thet they shoulcn's roj they won's understend unythinge . . 29 CP 137 18.5 M cells Man.iN and asks M to come right owaye 29 GP_139 8.7 Pierre Li LONG calls Yugtie. Suzie hos friends with her now. She asks if there is a letter, He seia there is en open lctber. when Flerre cete in he found ell the laters opened on the tudle. There is & letter from -DUV/L. hey must be yesterdsy'y Letters. 29 CP Yi0 16,2 Susie @ with Claudette LELCHS., Susie thenks ‘leuaette for the gift end the transiation, There hia beer o lecture ot the Universit given by Scmeone who spoxe only French. The person come Tucscey night end left this corning. iow dots Sugie feel after cll that translating? She is 0.%.3 its her field. She is woving toduy. Clseudette tells her Gererd is podim: to be suprised when he comes deck. Suzie teils Claudette ther she will tell Pierret to tell ols friend in Kiemi that her brother ¢s coning up soone 29 GP_146 7,9 Suzie calls Bernerd. They telx shout Suzie's new house. She is a big bourgeoise now. She esxs for Yonya's eddress. 22 GP 59.5 (TA Ben is & nicknime for Jenoft.) Ti Ben with Susie. B couldn't come becouse he wéom busy working but by Saturdzy he will try to have everything recdy. She will cell bhdx end let hic: «now. Suzie asks B if they are elresdy on strike. 3B séys medicel school hasntt started yet, B proposed & plen for @ strike out three or then didn't Like tne idea. They Geciaed to weit fad see whet heppens. Susie usas 3 if he has newS from Haiti. He heord some troops hid lionded in Hilti. Suale asks whet kind of rumors he ned heurd. 9: “Suvelier has Durned half of Cip Hodtien. 4 Hedtdcs told nim that", Cusie nas heard thot there was 6 Jending in velth ond “uveider silied 15,000 people. tne Thursday a newspeper ib ? anounced Gc lending in Hioiti, The newspoper Vericéces announced thet there had bee & wave of rersression in Haiti. Some rReriecan boits end cirplanes were surrounding Haiti. The Heiclan government protested to the «mericans dut the fmericans siid thot it was just © routine check/protection of the iscisrds. Susie says that Konrod FHILLISS was ohct becouse of the ClNv«S cffLalr. ouzie asks B if he has hesrd from the Hedtdin “mbeosy, So. 8's philosophy course hed Deen suspended. a =T : : we isiihy bay Se ‘ea 14-0000 vn ‘ @ a w S ~ “Keel 89 3An=6 - e=l- Yra1 g09G, 7 Jane (Tuesday; to OPK 3 sure 1956 2.0 out So 25-20-00, sargis (Martines i Barrogo) with Cecilia, who answerg. iss lost the éddresg. it is Uante, dehind tre cdotel Zacali. urate #23, —_ : - 2.5 Cut tu 03. Tins ts 2200, 7 Jur. + 2.7 Cut to 03. No Fings. Fro: O700 So 2100, 3 June (wednesday) 1966 § 215,.3 jue : fy whe ourae Ulgo (v} with Juanita, who answers. The en aren't : noing to coze to Runeh. about whst te fix iunchees. after 113, 3 Jem 3.2 Gut tc 03, twice. Ho ringa, commb ce. Tine {9 11446, 3 Jum. . After 2300, 3 June 309 Ort to 93, Lise ta 1419, 3 June, 37 Ine Sea. Blige (vj) wita nedd, woo angvers. They (ce and ancther wo1waa) ope @caling hoa for lu:eh now...atovt lunches. 4.0 Out to 17-30-55. AI asks -i0, who miawere, for Jos® lorie eno is enlling? 2 friend fron Cubdte Joae Yors taxes chomp. MI hes a letter for J4f pos Cuplos Conia he eoie bs tonignt to oiex 18 up at Cuoan ambusey? aba + IGh 2! bat {f he can’) cote by Santrat, plosge leave dt wits “porteru” and uf wil] pica it ur te.crrow. Fine. How is Corlos (‘fra}? 40 did ant gee nia, Ee .c-slas) enly left the letter there at sIl's of Piece. Lee) BACAR ANSNARRAZ ZA . bed Gul tu 24-33072, Hangs upe ; a . 4.7 Cut ta 35-42-00. “I aska 4S, who ansuers (Je ronaves de .exieo, ; fer & yaservatios for tu.cou'g flignt to Los contig, There ts no fitght tonrrtov. cbere ig one dry aiter toctcrrow. They fly RE RY ay : WeGiegdays and fridays, a3 G35. Aexuee&teeser hey Lave to change 9.saes in Calfecsy, Piient 2296 The mburn fliegnt leaveg Los doetdis at 1335 ; on Tuesdays Ihurscsys and actumlays. Tuen, tiey will reserve the tickets od for dey after toisreoy with retura fitgnt an Saturday. ' uc @heens «.5) asaya the four are eccofiraed on flight Cd to ; Cullsean ond they nave reguested ca firsation Prot Cnere on, Cali brex totosrow., Jose Cdveirza, Lugo del «ino, Akberkaxtaners burique Langa gic Sergio dartines are t # cmes going. Fnsae L$ehiele, bie cf flee phone. His none poone 31-01-06. Afte hid, 3 De . . 7S at oo 09, tvlee. da rings caaviete. Slgs “artines Sarrose : eaks for o,erpator 15%. : a tires econe, ne Habana eell ef Civeitpa, Stlil ao aireult iL tye daban«, iney are cal of oder. . . as é Te Sagi Debates , -=1- fs Cort 5D ~ oe Dae ran m w& ow ah EF ~ . 14-0000 Reel ()ebii-6 . -~2-. ” 3-June Loo 705 In, 319 a:%s Olga (v), who unswegs, for See Civelta. Civelru tases woe. blasin (7pn) onaled. wanted te talk to Ce Fine. They heave to go by »seronaves de i-xico Lafure 1300 for ‘tickets to Los setts. ihera {a a flight lenving every day. urtines barroso ¢slied-and tire 19 a. flight iuntis day after toucrrow. AT takeg rhoas, There is no direct flight to Les stoehiae In my che they have to xo to pay for tickets. Have-to go Lefore 1330, 4{ whia go by so .#) ond if ann gu by for tickets. 3.0 In, ow with anid, whe angwers...wrong auabers 8,2 In. («0 wita aoléy woo anawers. Asks ff this 1s house of habasgador, Yer, it is hedae of Sr. “ertinez. uc than gsnya it fe wpong Muaber. tuid thinses Hartines be ls Amb. 3.5 Ta. 4.0 wlth Juans, wao uaswe a, for lariqueta. Haid cones bo phone, About sO's werkess tld soeen) Ml. (Sree) want Gowisatsiry ot i560. 4d:1¢ Jusl pot beck, Sree went on te th acbossy, 4bou. visiting ev riguita this suwdeys, ul is not sure Lf she wlll be off Oa Surelayeese's Uru. is having guesta on saturday eventingess Reel off ut AT 10.2, 2100, 5 June 1966 hw 8 Koes Dp-piilked - 14-0000 p80 oO wh . . + sana sree Reel 3I=BARS3 _ els , - 5 Froa 2100, 3 Juna (Tharatsy) to 0650, 3 June 1966 Fron 0650, 3 June (rriday) to 0730, ® June 1366 achar £2209 3 Jy48 2.6 Ine vO with aI, her nother (aaid), who snavers. Both are maid tyreatesendout why she hag net eolledesewill see one ancther tosorm we 20? Te. Sree with asid, who amsvers, cbout fixing the fish... rice. afte Pasxe) 3.7 in, sra. with ashi, whe answers, about lunch.e.ethay will be - home crount 21330 or Ls0O. set tuble in dining room - fer foury peaples 4? In, Sre. with seid, who answers, Ivy are Leaving now ga she can start fryty the fish. afters 3425, t Zyne afiorio20, 4 Jung 520 In. No snawere ter 2)2 3 Jun 5e2 Out to C3, Tine ig 2255, 3 June, Froa 0730, 4 June (sstumig) to 9855, 5 June 1966 afte ago, 3 ny 565 In. Sra, with raid, vis ansvers. Ia everything all right? Yea. tas Jua-tta left (for sy af 2)F Hot yok. After Jeco, & June 5.7 son. Sra. with wid, wre answers, Moa Juaiite left? Ho. Peal soce potatoes to Cry thetese ALsoe L445. Tung 6.0 Ing HO with Sraey Sige, wie ansverg. 40 la her Ruabend, 40 is goteg noae now. HO nad te coc to the ‘abagsy with saw thi es because te sot tne interview jarrt} teliay. ‘fe lz coging nowe ee idaho b&b - Sez Ost to Yb.11-06, AY asks MY, wiic angwera s¢ Cuban Unbaaay, Uf PPPTAubLoR7? Lert, Akouk 35 arutor ugv. © bp Soria. ap her 4: a) hp Lue 655 Ing & Bhzes. So answer, Gosplete. WO with sald, who angucrds 14-00000 1307 = Gat to Tk4.1}+-26, Olga with dlco, who answers. Neal Bebine} -2 & June 19446 ts . . vom oe . a 2 . ee ep ' 605 contd.,. _ ” Haid typedseeei0 culled a while ago, but got xo answer, iI hes bem hereseseIg :I going how toscrrow? Yes. wo can't go beeaugss ghe doesa't hive auncy.eewI will lend her icneyeeseedd is go! .g to quit her job. wi ts net happy eitheress.sI is Enriquetas «0 will see 1f ashe oan go to crroveces After 2130, 4 Juge 1160 Ine WO with Rariqueta, who answers. WO is waiting for har. she nag been ringing tre bell,,.bout going nco~#.e,2C ig on the corner of ielehor Oeatipo right nowesebl fist avakenedsac. . Frou 0355 to 19215, F June (Susy) 1966 11.2 Ine {2 with Juanita (aatd), who angverg,. Aska if ‘oeve? (Srda) 1g there, «ili sae, Cheok to sce lic she or ne) ig asleep. Jaanita takes prone. Yea, somone is agicap because (he or she) nad ward duty. All righte 22.90 In. HMO with Juanita, who answers, Agks if sevgio te up. Nop went to sleep very late. [oeq HO want te talk to the Sra? Noy jus toll hin when he awakens thet they are waiting for hin at the -abessye. 13 1202 Out to 132-26, Sergio with M0, wr anavera. Did 10 call? Yes. They wented ta Knew {f he was une SGorgio will be st tne babasay in 30 ginutes. About sending a cur for his if there !3 a cur thero - in 30 ainutes, There ia no-one there now (sith a cur), but will send one if one arrives. 1300) 09 Out. to 14-13-26. Sergio asks Nico, who gmvere, for Lesa (ph). MO tokea phonn, dagn’t no one gone by (a esr)? wo one ls there. Sergio will go thers notte 1322 In. Lansa (or Lasa) with Oles, who angwers. tlas Sergio left? Yes. Ke weited for a wille for Kugo to com fer hia Lierur. Sarglo has 2.0% car, but he hss left novsesdergic spent all night et "nbdessy on guard duty. i638 Sergio left? Ha jJast lefte ae i203 ‘ure tee pera 14,0 In. No answer. Heel off at AT 14,2, 1925, BS Jane 1966 mol Beobiiey ; w te ape ; &l wa He, Reel 39-] ele _ Pros 0810, 1 Juno (wodnesdey) to 0645, 2 June (Thursday) 1966 atter ) BM, Jung 220 « sO with WI, who-ansvores. 0 needs some pamphlets for ‘schoolwork.* She hag wrong nuaber. This ig houge of Ambe 2.2 In. &O with WI, who answers, (Maid types..eWwI ig WO's mther.) Why didn't WO coll her yesterday, wes waried about her....abat what wO has doneessewill coze by to zee her in a little bit. ; After 1230, J Jung 2.5 Ot to 03, Time te 1250, 1 June, After 1500. 2 Jungs 300 . Cut to 14-13-26, Dials without dial ig tone. “ Qut te 1h-13~26, Olga (ingil-e) with WO, vho answers ‘at Cuban Sebaaay. Olga has to do en errand end will be in a little late. Reaoaber to get ready to go "there. Olga will go, but later on. Is Olga better? A little better...grippe. Olgu is at home nows 300 Out to 03. Tine is 1519, 1 June. After 1635, 1 June er 2)0 ne 3-2 «Cut to 03, Piso ts 2251, 1 June. Reel of f st RT 3.2, 0645, 2 June 1966 feel 89-) ele 14-0000 ” Reel ana . e2-« L , we ‘, ge “Proa 0645 to 2100, 2 Juw (Thursday) 1966 2.0 Out to 03, twice. No rings, complete, Tiae ie 0737, 2 Juno. After 0900, 2 June | : . 2.2 dut to 03. Gléls witnout dial tons, 2.2 Out-to 03. Tine is 1042, 2 June. 2e2 Out to 03. Tine ig 1303, 2 June. | , 2.5 Ont to 17-89-76. wl (maid) with #0, who angwars, want dre yorres to 20 by check a stove - iauel iodos Santos. He has not cone by (altncugh thay phone dprevinusty)« Manuel Todoa low Sakog 7-7 Ibe ifte & 2.7 In. wO with Kata (maid), who answers. ov is everytning? Fine. Has oha&l had lunch? Yoo. Juanita is with chiid ~ upstairs. Had o good lunech....40 ts child's nother, t After 1610, 2 Juns 3-0 Out to 03. Tine is 1633, 2 June. te 2S 362 In. WO with wl (maid), who answareg. Groetings. (0 is uita daughter.) How did tninga ro? Fine, will tney go hom this weshond? WO can't. Doesn't nave money. wi got hor a-ney,. Ia Sre. going to pey her every 2 yeeka? Thinks 80. How cweh diag she ray her? 8200, 3ra.told Juanita that she didn't want WI to go to WO's house, Got very angry the otner day md ande a scene at the ! ubasay with wO's Srue, that 1t looked like she was trying to ateel her said. Made & scene in front of everyons, That is why 9 ghe doesn?t went Wl to go to O's house (WO works for A wormad oflubsn Fabaasy too). 0 went with the Sra. to sears, They (people where sne works) vent Out ixat niphnt. «4 was afraid. They were throwing stones frow the other house. Sra, said thet these were the asnericeangs who are mery with the Cubans. Tht thers assy even be war if they continue this way (maids interrretution of U.sS.-Cuba relations). wO guys neither Sfe ner orig wera there last aight. I says that she and her hasbond (thet £9 couple for whoa she verks) neve to be -n gacrd duty tonight 6nd won't ba hose uutii very late. Also they cre not coaing t have elnner, ore, where wO works paid ner for 15 days yesterday, but wo preferg ghe pay her shole sonth. «111 tell her. Roel 39—2 <1- Reel 3302 «2 eal 2 Jane 1966 . 7 302 contd. ‘ c wO thinks she won't atay long with Sra, They expect acre and sore or her, They went to sears today and walked all the way. Sho '. (Sra.) won't pay for a uab. This tine el Sefior took than (there), but after that and other tiaes, never pays for a cab. A lot of walking and «O's feet are svolien fron go auch walking. Then, WO. is not bed off there. Shs is alone there (doesn't work with another person}, not so auch work,.eWill see cbout this. WO will phone wl on S-turday. Wi only goes out ia the serninge. And not always,.Juaiita gonetines goes for chicken and tostillagecs Reel off at RE 520, 2100, 2 Juna 1966 keel 39-8 2. 14-0000 ais LIFEAT EAN-O9778 | 90S 9214 /0G544 -65 IN-1C0S 3 -311/01530-66 MEXEpSaS- IX-oxpt2 Sy tA tp tt 1onS24} UAAI 0 AC ¢ Travel to Mexico sf Conicro Michel Dosis: Bl Siglo AAI, ALLUishiag Rouse to te Directed by Arnolio Scila Reyaal Dissatisfaction of Pvs with Max Pastor Parra Leader of the JSC (Ccorenist Youth) . costa Rica H ~ - VEY a 9 teed 10 . VV etal 14-00000 ‘ i at DISPATCH Dunst FICATION. SECR2Er =~ Chtet_of Station, Sante Domingo -—————— j i t l ___Chief, WH Division Frome . | Chief of Station, Mexico City f fsvaecr ! © LIFEAT Coverage of Dominican Embassy ACTON REQUIRED REFERENCES 5 May 1966. Attachments: As stated above, h/w Distribution: 2 ~- COS, Santo Jomingo, “i Chief, WD, w/atts ord weatts . oS Gory att, ne _ Mexico City Attached for Adadressees' information and retention are TT PROCESSING AEHION i 7 HATRED FOR NOEUING eee EXXX,t nouns eae ONLY QUALIFHED OR TAR JUDGE INDDURG MICROFILIE copies of the transcripts of the LIFEAT coverage of the Dominican Embassy in Mexico City, reels 21 through 34 for the period 2 to for Willard C, CURTIS + Mf bre Saft { CASPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER Spess PEFERENCE TO i a es ee mee 1 date t 10 Mey 1966 + ~ 2 NOS FRE NUMBER 7 | | | 14-00000 7 ° ool = tana ENUAJADA DOMINICANA g= 28-77e85~ 2 mnyo 66, . ; itt ae bie, v fs - L re mre Ty a) L2ay2eTede Hip eh AE Yo 104521730 hye. © Mntreda.e 1045 hrs.- (conversacién jniciada)= HD GUZMAN 00~ con HF hacen planes para verse pero GUICLIN deJé ayor cl chefor . que tenia y CARLCS no puede salir solo porque tiene licencia : do da Republica y que le digas “* at amigo que estanos coro we eclavo arriba de la carrateara cor ln punta pars arriba y que no hay que apurarse por la otra cuestidn y aue le dua un abrago y yu sabes que estanos aquf por si no noz volvcuos a ver o a hablar®, HF gue esté bien.e 126 12e = Bloqueados= 24= . _ 24a yntrada.s 1058 urs.- WP presunta que requigitos hay para sacar viga a Santo Yoruingo o is a trobatjar por doa meses alld, UAEINA presinba si tienen alytn contrata pera trabajar. If que ai que es de una oficina de contadores para ir a hacer unag auditorias en Santo Pomingo y algunas poblacionss cel interior y que la off2ins esta acredizad2 y es la Hans @ Hana, MARTHA dice que hace falta una carta bancarin y otv~a de la oficina donde tradvaja, certificato de conducta dc tla polichla, trus fotografias y Llenar un forcnilario y si ea urgente pugar ol rars su conteatacifn rapida ya que si es por oficio tarda cable de 20 4 25 dias y ursente son 5 o & dius, y quo cabe aclarar si ven a teebsjar para @e} Gobiernc entences as distinto, HY que dospuos «ue pase a vorla le dirt como eatin Ina coaas.e 59= gta (ee Hmm 8843 0rF ( hojs uno) 5e-6 jaf 14-00000 at d . . TT heetee’ EB . ee Salidase MARINA reclama les eebrevs que no le han Llagados 59= lw puradpez dice yue hey miszo yaaa a da fjarlosee The The @Dloqjucddo.= ruidoges 2S= 86— Entrada.- IF por datos para view para ira Santo Domingo como turista, MAXINA le pRpeporciona los datos.~ 108= 108= Salida,- (Carteros Zona Ume}e MiNINA saluda ol eofior INCLAN y pregunta ai hay alguna valija para la enbejada, Este diou que no hay nada,w 1228— : 1182 Sa}ida al 03 por la bers.-iiG)} Usvsen 121. 1l2le Salidas~ 1108 hrage BARTEL yor NIGACN. MP dice que no astd,= 1270 127= Galidnu aul 13-2,-O2,—0 ULTAT pregunta por el Lic. EMRINQUEZ SAVISGON, HP dice que ancs por la aubedireceién, GUZUN pide se le diga que le Llamnaré mas tarde ;erque ahora sale a la calla ~- 136= (136— | tntrada,= 1155 hrag- MP pregunta por el nmbajador, de parte del sefior GRULLON de la Raseblisa Lominicana., TAPIA dice quo cl embajadoi no vatay que el puede atenderlo. Despues IP GRULLON CORY "RO saluda a TAPIA ¥ dlee ye ayer Llegé y queria avisarle a MARCTO ai oa que eateba liuta la pelicula de nosotros 0 sea CARA BRAVA para hacer Las pruebas. TAPIA dice que HARCIO Sieno mas de 15 dias en Santo Demtngese GRULLON que ésta tarde a lag seis van a tener la exhidieifn de la pelicula para quo { ioe Ja dos eee 14-0000 £989 . v 7 eee La vean. TAVIS aclura que MIRCIS tiene mea y sedio en om ‘Santo Pondnges. GRULLON eveda gue ia seuana jasada ao habla —— venido para acd, TAPLA que no que sigue alls yY que hay cone des a doge compaferes dominieanus a las confereneias que hay . y tiene conpronmisos con cenna, reuniones, ete. y que veran la forma de reunirse pronto, Dearues MD MAZO (2?) saluda a FRANK GRULLON CONE, Cste dice que Te Banda saludee VICTOR y que anoche Llugudé., MALO dico que hoy ‘recibid una carta de FELLO y le diec que tu venias para acd y que tba a tratar en Gobernas eién to de ln visa. GRULEON diese que ya aa la dteron y ya los avisé por euble y que hoy van a tener la exhibicidn de la - pelicula cn el Cendorinso doe los Freductorea da la avenida 7 Divisisn del Norte a las seis do la tarda, HAzO tratard de estar alif pues conoce al lugares SRULLON quo trate de Lievar a todos les que pueda pune es uno pelicula Fauny nuestra® y ai algo sev ofrece estoy en el Notel Reforma. HD es el Coronel MARCOS , JONGE MURLNG y ddee que bumbden el lo pueda Ilawar a su easa . G1 29012092, GRULLON que esth bier.= 1836 1830 Entradase 1208 hrs. HIGNON saluda a rerr y pregunta por MARTHA, Data dice que aenba de salir y le avisa que ya oati viviendo dea auavo cn los apartamentos Carmen pues antes vivis doo anos allf. MIGNON conoce a la duota da los apartanentes o ¥y lo mejor que tiene ea que tiene m= ses defla CAR tranquilidad ca espiritu vy no es capvetadora de nada y adenta eres wuy inteligente para lievar bien Las coaas, TERE da las gracina y dice yuo presisanenta par ese lo hizo. MIGNON pido diga a NARINA @ su regreso que le liaufé y que desea a TERE que xeovelva sus problenas de sus hijos y se vuelva a casar y enrdbia do tema y dice que olla se va a fin do wes para la patria, TERE ( aoja tres) ese 14-0000 254= saeg eseten eeele d& guate saber que se vt y crve que ya todo eatd on ealua, MIGNON cree que lo pueda tocar Blyuna bala, TERN que nada de es0 pucs ella hice poco regrosd y encontré nquello muy distinto. NIGNON progunta cual os la topresién que TERE trag de alid. Esta dice que " 4. bunno.s, puco JUAN BOSH,. tivne la uayorfa*, NIGKON que entonces ndda. hay que hablar " y econo tu aabes que JUAN y yd sonos cono cos hermanos, tu puedes tenor la absoluta seguridad y #80 no te to digo por hoblar, porque a af no we gusta hablar muchos que si alge puedo hacer por tf, lo bard*, STERN Le da jas gracias, BIGNCN agrega " y con toda justicia porque te lo merecos". TERE sigue dance lis grucius y ella bien sabe como NIGHON se lleva con lon aud. os douinicnnos, MIGNON signe ofrectendo au ayuda y corwntas % ,.iues ee JUIN lo primero que wo va a ducir,, mira vieja - porque asl re dice "vieja®~o= y sientate ugul y df lo qne tu qulerevat, asi to que yo purda hacer por tf Tr basta y sobra que ser madre y tengas dos hijos para que yo te aynde cen todo mi corasdén, TERED que gracdaa y gracins,. gracizs,= 217= FBlogucados= 224— Satddase L215 irs, Coronel PENNANT pice envien un agenta do secures do la Aili para que vean su auto y llenar los requiaitos o bien pasar a su domictlio yu. ea Hexodoto JOe102 y con teldfono 4589923. NF toma nota y ofrece enviur al agante, = 256 Mrtvadage 1234 hras- HF por ol Corl JONGE MORENO, T2Pla dice que no wst4, HF es SONIA -pero antes dijo que era MIROSLAVA= Yy pregunta cono ests. TAPIA dice que bion pero la otra noche eee : - ( Roja cuatro) 355- 405= ae) _ t8ag ~ . : . . . ee5ee eee olla no se quizo dormir con 41, SUNTA dice que cosio queria "que me acostara contigo 61 alli estaba mi hijo, y ademas estabar muy vorrache y traig una pistola que hasta de bulasos le quorias dur al perrose ¥ hasta me pusiste bien eapuntuda y dige shay. en la madre,.* TAPEA si recuorda algo de esc y tuvo que decirle a un chofer da tuxd en la calle que se llevara su aute a su casa porque *yo ya no podtia manejar*, SONIA dice que ° vi que estabas my encabronado y no sabia que hacor® y que se acaba de Gambiar de casa y su nuevo teléfono vs 43629267 y quo le avise lo uisno al Corl.HORENO y que alguno do ellon le preste $500.00 paro acabar de canbtarse o au departauento nusvo. TAPIA sstd ” sin un centavo y estd4n en esporna de que Llugue "la pnoga",= 32he Entrada,= 1240 hreo- UF de la agencia ce viajes UltraeMar Uxzpresa para datos o requisites de visa, TAPIA properciona los datoses 3558 Salidaa ocupadas y sin contestacién.e 405- - Entradas 1250 hrs.= NF con su anor TURLUITA ‘para cisculpare Se que ayer no le pudo hablar pues anduvo por la Universidad. TERY por castar vsperaindo su Lianada na salié del hotel, HF se A@pollida CARDCRO y diee que anduve gon ANGEL y con LEONEL y que despues del futbol ae Tuerun a cnsa de Liueneh y pregunta sti tiene dinera aue le preste, TER" dice que ne le han pagado, z 1 | “CARDOSO necasita Cinero para conprarsy zapatos y quiere que TERE aunque soa can3siga dinero prustado, THe tratard de vor a4 consissue porgue ella tanbien guiere conprarse gapntos.« canboso si Consigue el dlnvro pide lo law antes do laa ginco y ucdia AL L7eFLaO0.e AWD. : { hoja cineo} 1 14-0000 569— 615= a 4 631- para sus visaz de cortesia tai como lo trataron en la mufiana, _avisur que ye estd ol Coronsl MALMICIO FOUN : vepers y despues cuelgr.ee 68a . . . oe . Gen a 7 eae 4299 eee Salidnse GUZAN pide cesenicarse a popeleria, HF diee que liane cas tarde porque la sofiora salié a conere= '99= bulidage CUZHAN pregunta por ol Lice EMTQUEZ. 1 dies qu palié a coner y no tarda y ella Io Llecard on cuanto Llogues. GUZIW?: que sea antos de las dos porque lov pasaportes que dijo BERRIES que tba a enviar no han Llegado y los. eet£ caperando MF ya A Anvcatigar oso y despues he ‘avine rh, 516= ° an Nateada,~. 1325 nrage CAISTI. con GGL y eon TERE para eadver ai su von mas tarde 7 uG@ ponen a "coteorrearS sobre veatidoar y deudon jue thenon.- 569= Salida al 24251-29,=2 15333 hra.- HARINA con MIGNON vara on las oficinaa pero ol le quievo Llavar a au oaga os e1 45298223 y que hay otra el de su reeanira pave ac Youcherds bien que ndmero of, youue Le Llegurun dos cartas y wie op para el fatronite de las Actividades dv Alta Mspectalizactén Aucents del Inetituto = Volttcenico Nacdonal y otra da Santo Dostngo que cree que es diee que es pare olla, MIGNON ofreoce de Baba wl fonts. ANCINT Gj pagar o Llcuarte gaianwu a PONNSULIZ y reeosnr esas oartise= 616 Lalistaes (Institute do Cardtologfe)~ MARINA presunta el taléfono de Nutriclén, IT que @9 9l 1Ll-5TAoG ee CIle Salida al 1Loe57eOh.e TMOG Nrsew (Nutriefén)e MARINA pregunta por el Dr, GARCIA PATRON, }P dice gue es;ere un aonento, MARINA (hoja seis) 14-0000 855- Pe, . . Am 0 2 o0Te Entrads sin contestaciénge 69208 6 0 7G Entradoee NF por YADIRA.e ya ouliSee 695 Entrada.-_ 1602 hrs.=-sin sontostacténse 7500 | Salida al 13-21-62.- 1720 hra.ge GUZNA! pregunta per el Lic. EXRIQUES. MF di¢e que regresa on una hora. GU2UM le volverg a Manar.= 7é7= Salica al 16207. ,-< 1725 hrage GUCMAN pregunta por el © > Dre SCIUKER, MF dice gue es la ext.08 pero no contosta, GUZMAN pide so le disa qne le Ltar$.=- 310- Entradcse= 1728 hyesee TERED preguuta que quieren oon ellas GUZHAN diee que fué don RENE quicn lo Liamé y quiere saber si racogié v2 subru que le @i6 YADIRA, TENE lo tiene on ol cnerto y que despues lo iban a decir con quien habia que mandarlo, oO TORN pragunts af la senda Llasé. TUNES no saba puca alla senbad de Liegur, GUUNA que entenees gailana van a uandar ose sobre con TartA y que esté lacrado, TIRE dice que tiane un sello da La COPREDAL,. GUUMAN que asi ea.e S550 Cntradu,-+ 1730 hrs.we HF galuda a GUZMAN y progunta que van n touar la frin®, AVruaN estd aquf trabajando y que por oso Liang a YiNJRA para recoger un sobre, pero ya se solucionéd, HF ai le da ¢ttempe Lo eg:era para tomar un cafd,e 8900 -—~- ew ee ~xe~ ee es ewe ee ween ew we we we we we we eel ll el el hl lhl hl (ee7e-L2= 2 may.66) 14-0000 “EMBAJADA DOMINICANA, = 28-77=85. .° 2 a a 4g9g eole= ; 2 mayo be. Le 29722. 1755-1823 hraee | - Salida al 16-07-00,- 1755 brs.- GUZMAN pregunta por el” Dr. SCHZKER.= air contestacién,s l¥e - ae Salada al 13-21-92.< 1210 hrs.- GU:IUN pregunta por Lice ENKIRUUS,. HP dice que espere un monentoe Despues ENRIQUEZ Soe disculpa con "el doctor" GUIMAN perque resulta que la camioe neta del baneo echoed y alli iban las personas que le entrezarian los pasnportes. GUZHAN dice que da eso queria avisar pues: Llegaron a verlo a laa dos y cinco con los pasaportea y ya se les dio la visa por un aio con entrada y salida y asi que ya no hay problema y no se les cobré ningin centave y canbiando.do tena sabru el aaunts aun lo consuttdé en La maSana, PURTOUFZ que lo tiene pendiente pero uno de les que comisicndé para eso sa enfermé pero matana sin falta se le informa y ya recuerda que es sobre los datos de CORTINA PORTILLA ( del Lic EUSTAQUIO CORTINA PORTILLO de quien piden datos confidenciales para el gobierne doninicano), CUINAN que si y que tiene entendido que uno de los hernanos de CORTINA es director de la Financiera. ‘-ENRTGQULCZ wa a pedir wayores datos y mafiana se les informard, GUZNAK cambia de tema y presonta si fué a vor al Dr. SCHEKER, ENREUre dice que no, pero que le consiguid lo eita con SANCHEZ MIRELES ( del ISSTE) y no se lo pudo comunicar porque tuvo que atender a la delurgscién belga y tode el dia eatuvo con ellos, GUZMAN que entonces maftana le llanard.] 4he ( hoja uno) 14.90000 ; : aa . Le fae 4389 eeoree dhe oo " Salida sin ocontestacidn.e varias vecose~ y ocupado.<75~= 750 . (Snlida ‘al 15-52086,° 1624 brags (Segurus)e GUDUN pide cénunicarse a Papeleria, preguntar por LUCHITA GaMiS,. NF dice _ . que espere un aomento, Despues MF dice que nadie contesta y si quiere le-puedo-dar recado. GUMLN que le d g2 que le Llane a la enbajada,~ 1220 ‘ ‘ 1226 , : \ [ntrada.= LUCHITA.con su anor GUSNAN. para disculparse que - — -- . — ala una salid a comer y hace rato ye iba de salida y que ; _ oe Ahora qtta lo vea le dir& come hacerle para le llame sin proe blenas. GUZHAN pasurd por ella a ias siete "y adios chula® .<134= {..2.-L2=2 nayo 66) 14-0000 lle eolae | EMMAJADA DOMINICANA, © 26677-85. 3 mayo 66. L2eiraT2 Ze: \ 0910-11235 hraee | t Entrada sin contestacién ee Dhe - Sp > eo : . . : - = Salida al 39865—50.—~ 0910 hrs,g- NORTENGIA jevgunte por ‘su- anor AIQTARDO RODRIGUES“, pero Le inferauan que uo cat4.e lie \ . Salida,e HORTENSTA con au otra amor RAPAUTL para reprocharie yue ayer la dojé espurandoe RAFAZL no pude y se citan para el lunes a La misua gora y aisno Lugaree 23= Sallda al 226863029," 0954 Drage MORTENSTA progunta per --- HERNANDEZ. Desrcuca GUZIAN pregunta & TERNANDES si ya tiene las cosas del Coronsl, Nate diese que nu que hasta saiiana pesard a dejurloas, GUEAN que pase hoy por la franyuieia do los signe rrillog,« 42. eHocina cescolgnada y aalida ocupaduse 550 intrada,»© 1030 hra.~ Coronel FURNGANDDO ssluda a MInIKA y pade diga a don REKM que no podra llegar oa la onbajada porgue sigue enferoo. Despues GUZEAN dice que se cuido por el mal tienpo y que si algo ae ofrvuce le wander’ avisar y adema hay una dinvitactén de la Prosideicia de la Ropublics para lo toma o jura de ia bandera xt dia 3 an al avcalo de ila otinindye Se ( koja uno) 14-0000 993 eotee od ‘80— _ Salida at 126250780 1036 hrsa.e (cfieina ‘Internacional - del tratiajo)- CARIN do parte de GUENNN pide hablor con olf _. ‘ Director o Sub-Direotor. MF dice que espere un mononto, Despucs GUZMAN -galuda a GERALDO DE 32:LLO NHOLI Director General y dicw que acaban ce reeibir un ofiteio do la Canoilloria de _ Santo boningo para oolicitar la inscripeisn del sefior PEDRO “yore itonTLLo que vs Director Goneral do Sorvicios de Fmploos . oe oe : ¥ wegiatro de Besocupados del Ministerio del Trabajo y ave . . - i : oo Picura canoe cundidato ‘dol pate al curso remional ‘do tow sorvicta de ompleea en el terd pura al ttes de Agusuto ¥ quiere auber aft hay que wancur algdn oficio o nota, EROLI que aolo una nota confirmamio 4sta conversecién teldfonica y que por vuelta de corroo notifdque a Santo Howingoe que us indispensable que el gobierno se mandy loa formularios especfricos, GUZMAN dice ya tenerlos en la mano y se lon podrd proporetonar, ZEBOLY qua eata bien y que el ulestras candurAé un eable a Giuevra sotifieandoe esto ingreso paru continuar con los formulurlos en la selecoidn @e candidates. GUIMAN que gracdigze 129— 1290 salida,» (Adr FPrarncoje GUN rreesuntsa ol vuelo 700 que ruta tieno, He qua es ol 702 y sale NdéxicoeN,¥,-lrarfee Nina y gale wartes, Jucves, viernes, sabacos y ducdinges y hasta ol 32 de peyo es el 792 pers duspuce canbia al 700 sin Llogar » Higa,e = Mae LO5L Nra,e I seeretorlos ite la Fmbajada de Corea ize Emtradies presamte gar RULHOS nore agrsdecerlo at eoonesentan rags astitir A IN feresonia ce lua groderctales da la Pabso inca doe Copan y quiere ssher onoindo ea In toma de posesidn Preaidencial, GURUN dice gie tas eloselones eon ol praiugto le Junto, fore OY BH oe, . haga ues} 14-0000 1686 175@ L57—= 209— 2470 “ . , eodee W383 | ia) eee gebe que dia ea in tasa de posostifn, YY que quiere saber ne la fecha pera poder waiadsr win delegaci$s du su poafs a eaa AN ofrece couuntearsolo a su tiesia, UF que grucias. toma, Gl Salida al 03 por la hora.= 1053 hra.- y bocina descolgada.« = 1756 Salida nl 09,© 1056 hra,e sin contestecidnee 1526 NANTNA | Qopea ge lo informe sobre unas Llanadus quc hivieron a Santo - Deninco despues de 29 de abril, MP que Liawe al 28e52-20,0 1S7= Salida ol L8&eS$2—20,.— 1055 hryue- sin ecuiestacidnes 1960 MARTINA deaen saber o1] inverte da llauadas de larga diatancta Qa Sante nomingo a pertir del 29 do abril sasado,. If dice que ames A dondo llararone necesitan yvo olloa den las fechas y la =20%— salida,- ND pregunta ol telffono de la vansita Ory. O8 EL BFeslel7ew Bele HE de una agonedia ue viajes pide datos Eutracduee LLO2 hraee } para visa a puatporte mexieano, TNL le propersiona los requisie tosee Wife ptaminta sobre el salida vt 830S7250—- 1105 Araege Gi. aounte o pedido pura of Coroned FENSANDC SG, T° dieu qua tedavia he hacen la nota y yue mande a su chufur a las cinco a retogser 01 podide en ina offcinas do Tiagonah San autenio en ot Sg pines ILA ghee egid bten x en toto cgaso mandaré al Atje vel corunels ore eS Ps = 267e ( bega tees} 14.90000 woken . . todg Ve Salida ocupidage 2746 ' The Salida al 19-560i0,- LULL hrage pin contestaciéne ecupadae —— @ 3006 (Instituto de Cardtologta)= Guz? AN pregunta por el Dre PRGUERO de Conoulta rxterna, If dice que ve)are un none 1: tO. oJhG~ 11) GRULLON saluda a PEGUERO y pregunta econo av sientes Lete dice que ya un poco ee jor. PLOUEnG que hay que hacer. planes para ir manana a Zucahulaco y que fo ponga de acuerdo ~ , _ - -gon GUADUN . 61, GRULLON que solo una cotraspomtencin do eredito aducative y tambian para of Dre Ein ¢ porque crea quco.oa diners, PEOUERO que at aa ast sea lo redoga y se lo lleve, Peaptieas PEGUERC galuda a TAPTA, Esta pregunta con quien oonenté lo de la otra noche quo anduvicron " oon las viejas™, PUGUCRG dtioe que con nacido, TArIA dhee que ayer Ze Land la mujor "esa® (SONYA) y gus hay que organizarse pura verds unfiana "nuea oreo que todae via est’ borracha®.e rlaagee Yuedan de verge mafana a las stots yo ned3a on casa ce TLSUTRO yo oun if tambien FATRONT. Despuea GRULLGN Le anferma que taublen bay un sobre do la Direcoién de Heliag Aetes y de Utucncién para pedir datos do ata beone ‘porn gu erecito educative y que est! firmade por el VicuelHinistre doy Eduvoaeiéa haPAky GONZALES TIRANG, PrOUPnA oe entera y pide go la Lieve tara ver ose asunto y Llenar 02 cueationarioe=41%. = MHoguvucuee S2Ie Saldda at L20elin39,— DLIL brags CAKHITA con HECTOR ACNDON { ei warieda) pasa saber ai se von boy por ls tarde, lector Hige sue eats trans tania par tee tamticga., CANKTTa yuiory ira An Villa a dejarle unas coeaa quo le Lleguren a SALVanen (RENDCHN} ew hae { hoja cratro) ZNAN quo tiene autos, y preemipta si le-ha llegado-alge para > 14-0000 hhode cntrecdaes 1123 Neage HF de la ANCOSAD pregunta por TAPIA. CAH2ITS dice que esperes Hespucs WP ecbrador de AIC7SAD para saber si feeds posar a dejar sus recibos,. TAT TA dies que catd muy flajo.ce dinero y le pagarf les trea Juntos en cuanto Logue gu cheque, MF que ol srclanentea ea que ai Be acuaulan tres reoibos se le darf do baja, TAL dice que se les Lleve Juntose HF que es dificil localisarlo ni por teléfone, TITYA que antes do vonir le blane pora preparar su dinuroee Agha - . as a a en a rd te oteetne) mayetd} 14-0000 Ez as, wo - 4 5 n g° ola TIOLAUAUA DUNINICAMA,< 25077035, ren 3 mayo 66 - ” L2el2aTZe 1218-1544 hrase | Entrada ein contostacién fuera y vloqueados- 150 - 11 teow (OFletalda Mayor de Gober=-- Ncpragunta’ por la Lisenciada MONTERO para aalue es! para mafins asté Lliato y do los otros trea yo estdn Ractondo los oficisa yowunafand uisno puedan pasar por ellos, GUZNAN que por favor y que subre todo ol dol gobrino del agrajjado militar. HE TIELISMO SANGILID rien ddea quae exstf hlecee ble slide ado contestaciénee 66= Nhe Ga 60= ' Fiverada,s= 1246 hea.e HY hija au la seiwra ALVAREZ pregunta ; : : por FRONK Tard, para auludarlo y ox:-Llieir que el paquate que , le noudad a su herue.9 os una tran? pura engar tigrea, TAPTA que entonces el va 2a informaur wu tuluciones porque ef no ve a poder nedir uno omoneractén de fuers diplanatico en un bulto que ‘cantisne ana cosa simple ya que jueden creer que easpoy notlerdo suntrabaimio y si fuera ropa o alguna ecoea do convr Lo harfs, gern on «se caso so tienen que papas cerea de mil dolares Hr que aentonces . de hupusste pur we sisnie tragpa para cacerias, = de todos rados gerucias.ee Je { hoja uno) 14-0000 — ~~ . wae lem . - Aany \ . : - . ee 9 \ 830 Sutrada sin contestaciénwe SJe : . . 4 so B7— ; Eutradas= 1505 brase MP progunta por TERESITA Pui. TAPIA \ . dice que vespete.= cortanss J8= . 98— . Salada al ssaGhakbsnxapteahzn.e (Centro de Capacitacién)e TERE Fel. pregunta por ol mavaotro TUN NIG.e cortanee Ll2e - Vkde ee - alida sin eontustucidn,s A17= - 7 - ze Salida ah LOs—l0,- 12910 hysee KATIA progunta ef preedto ge los cndiertes gus vio el anunele an fovedadea, HF yue aalad a cevur el personal y oa mejer que llone mas tandie porque alta ae snbeye lite Pratregaee MLL hraee fF por NUN, CANNITTA diea que no Ie -esth y que sat deja rrcadoge ile oe _ Idle Sulida oencnadaee y cin contestact4n es Mile wile Badd ab fi eidet2ee LL bree MAINA galuda a LILY y pregunti camo hen astado ee DLs Glow Buuntos fantliares, © vy fallin da sirviantas.. 210= . 210— Saddda al bel Jeldee IfLG brass oGupudtee 2)3— KARINA croe giita sor la sefora BUNGY PDGA barn suluaurla, Eata dice que no le cegerun y aue sigue sintionduse onfernae MARINA diea que mina pusden pasar cer alle vara Liavarli Cardtologia y le den uns revasnda.e blase bln..2 ria imrertanctase Bile (hoja dos, 14-0000 j ~ ~ . . ton 3 eedem ile Pntradase 1350 bree ny da le dgxecadurda M1 Litar de ta uibajaca de Voneztcla, quiere sabrr ol el “grogado Militar do la Menisdeana ve a dra la \sociaetén do Agrecado M1litares. PANINA cice gue no estén les militares y que nafana le: podrf infuruir, TF que resulta que estan on reunién los agregadoa y lo vetdn esperamio, MAINA va a tratar de lecalisarlo para - dario su recedoee HF quo olla ostf en ol Lla3Gn2Oge § 261le -. Salada al 4901-92.- 13399 hres MALIA pregunta por a Tm gg Coronel MARCO JORGE HeneNe, MF EDELINA diee que no esti, MDoes Miro yaks y dice quo Llanavon de ia Asociacidn de « Agragados Hilltares y que los astan ospecando o que llane al Whe 35220, CEVTLA gue oat! diun, -266— 2860 Salida cl OD por ia hora,- 1335 Ursse 2908 | . 2908 Salidacnl 12-55990e- 1337 Ursa.- (Suits Soperador)}~ CAnMITA pregunta por el’ seher ODL OLNO ve lu oficina de Turisge. HP dice Que eapere un mowente, cdeapucs le dics uve no esti.e jO07= 307= PaivadGee 1330 hroee UP por GUL. HONTENSTA gies qua no esté, HF LIBCSLY (7) pregunta ontonces por TAPIA. NORTUNSIA dice que capere un Gomenlos Despues LINGLUY galuda a @ardLi y pregunta como esti la farilia, TAPL.: que baen, LIRCNEY dice que vaoa mandar a 6u “spoBa a Puerto Rico a que la operon alld porque usi s¢ siensc@oon uas tranquilidad y aquf tione Bucius problemas y quiere arreglar los cocunentos sacando « pascposrte cosinieano., TirLs dice que ne hay problema y que o1 pertiao parp que su capusa galga o sucando tiene quo hacer un TAVEA na enba uuy bien steno eats eso rere coo { noja troa unm ucta aotsrvisles © 14-0000 5816 4108 klae h19- &37< ™ ny sectee me Qt eee @8 Befor que ae losmlice bien o acque un pasaporte mexicano de la nids porque sino despues van a descubfir ol truco de que cuande liegd o donde est4 la visa iio Ia niiia, ete. y hay que aclarar’ que ello nacié en México, LIBONLY quo est bien y pregunta si TaPLi sale de vacaciones, TAPIA dico que no podrd— salir, LISOXEY ei algo se le ofrece Le Lilarard a la onmbaJjada. - 353@ Untradas= 1982 hrege IE con su suor YADINA pera cavisarle - que se redodn ver haste mes tarde porquy tiene suche trabajo, = 372 Salids osupadtiees Boles Salida al 11e8h-20,— Us Ars,- YADINA pregunta por TAPIA prinero y iss uvs por la seiora SIDA, EY dice {Ue eaepers. un monentog= YAPIRA vsrera y cuelga.ss 410~ Salida ocuvadae- She Untrada sin contestacténw 419— 1 Entradas- RONE FIALLO pragunta por Tenn 1UhA. HGRTENSIA dice quo espere wi monento. Cespues RENE cLlee go TEI que lo OBpers UR monento vn unes 10 o 12 minutes para poner unas cosas ” al eacritorio de TAPIA y de GUDRNe= 4397- intracaee HF por FPRaNK,. PIALLO dice qua no estd. tur fs MATACUA SANCHEZ On faria ( expoae de FRARK TAPIA) y suluda a REND _y_se despidan fantllaraante.= 4550 ( hoja Ye L2=3 any.66) 14.90000 fae 00— 2he 30~ hoe eele= BEAR | EMDAGADA DOMINICAMS ga 27-79-95. : 3 raayu 66, Liet2eT2 50 : . a 172421730 hrae= Satida nl &5-9R-25.6 1724 hres GUZMAN saluda a la niila ERMAN AURORA y pregunta por_su pardé el Covonel MAURICIO PER? Esta dice que vestd on el batlo. Despies doia TosrePl ( esposa de FPVURNANESZ) dice que espere un monento, Luego GUZMAN, precunta a ye Z como se aviente,. Eate Clee cue bilan, GUOMAN ®CHISU" Prine pregunts vi puede mandar a su hijo CANLOS por las cosas eo GULZHAN mieno va nor ellas. FEREANEFEZ que mejor vaya el porque CARLOS no ostd&, GUZHAN que eaté& bian,- 24— Salida.se GUZMAN pregunta por la seflorita, IF dice que.” le llnre el otro teléforno. 30= Salida al 49=58-77.- 1730 hres (Importadora Hereantil « Nexican)~ GUZYAN pregunta si ya tlene Liste el pedido del Coronel FERNANDES. MF dica que em cinco minutos estar’ listoe GU7IAN mandard a au chofer con una tarjeta a recoger todo. MP que ast? bien y que eg Diagonal San Antonio 11l6-segundo piso.. ~} Jo Entrada sin contestaci$n.= 3le- - + - = = (1g~ L2- 3 may.66) 14-00000 5i- 60. ~ 860 90— 113- 093021032 hrs.e MRAJATA DOMINICANS «=< 28677-5520 4 mayo 645. LZehi2e V2 35< Salidas ocupadagae= 69— - Sallda al 22-62429.6 9990. es.- GUINe oregunta a HORE ANDEZ DRM Spr si maiina se von o puedes pasar hoy u fa onbadada. EB peédrd pasar a vasle cas tarde vw uu cuarty dul hotel. GUZMAN dice que ya no vet{ en ol hotel atso en an cdepactanonto de la calle retén B9S7=5. GCRNANDTZ posard maiiano entre dius a once a verlos-56e Enteradag= 0933 hreee GP por ol horario du-vtencidén de parte de la Voltewazon dca Héxdeoe GUEMAN que de ddag a dea de lunes a viornes aolamenterg~ 90 Py \N desaan cormrars 100 Salida al 35-51-376- O940 hrs. GUE? ejenpiaures de la Cartilla Mb lomitio:n eaceita por LEONARDO UENRTCUrS, 2P dice que se le pasard ei :vdido a la pergena que go oncurg.: de les reddicoa, «LL. Entrada. 99465 hraeenlF reels el page de renta de las « oficinas donde esté la rmbsjada v se debe «lt mes de abril y el mes cue cureke GUZIAN no sabe de eso y es tiejor llamar el jueves porque hey easi ni vendedn Las ont, loddas.. LeJe~ ( hojJa dos) 14-0000 = eeede= Ory : : 127- . Salida al 0202-174 1000 lirges CARSITA pregunta por - HIGUUL HERNANDEZ, MP que ha de eer MIGUTL GUNsALEZ pero no catd, LCANMITA ‘dice qus hay un oncargo que entregarlo y que se corunique , ; 7 a la ombajada, MF que cats binn.~- L526 . TUntradue- L013 brae= HE por GUZMAN pare avisar que la persona encargadn do surtir las cartilles diplonftieas no « contugsta su teléfono y tratard de astarle Llavando para surtir su pediddar= 163< re a : Lo “ot Entradase LOLS hrese Dr, CAUREUA galuda o GUZNAN y progunta por TAPTA, GU™AN dies que no est, Connena quedé de llamar hoy con TAPTA para el asunto Ce una carta que le Abr ua hacer, GUCMAN dird a TAPTA sobre eu asunto, CABRIA dieu qua pagard como a la une a la cubadadtage 1720 172-9 Untrada.- IF preguita le direceifn del Conaulado, MARINA queoios Porange 217 escudna oon Valladolid. 177= Entvadage MIGUYL GONZALES ga reports y pregunta per CARMITA, 177- Nate diec que olla le liomdé para avisarle quo tiene una carta yun Llitro de ron que le quieres cntrerar, MIGUEL pasard a Ra ! enba Indage LEJ- : 189= Satdda al °4065870,0 103? hrage YORINA con au amiga VICTORIA para saber on que nard le novela da la sirvientacse blae. Dla. : : - Y desgpues comentan sebre al mal thenpo «ue hace y que lluews | . mucho * al carnJo".- bla... bla,.= VooIRs v-cibldé carta de,su memd que setf on Sante Postigy y ate se stente enferna de la | presignee se dosnidon,- 24h. ( heja trea) 14-0000 wa ° . . 7 aes . eoy eoleo ‘a £ ‘ Salida ocupadies 253= Mnteada,<iP eon MARINA para saber gl ha llamado MARCOS. fa LA 1 | Eata cieoe que no y econentan lo de una pelicula de DOLORES DEL RIO, - 2696 a a ete . . Ceetem Lite 4k mayo 66) 14.90000 77> ph IT 102— Vide Bea aga DC ION GN2 2] a nayo 66, LIMA TNG oe A5-1236 Heese” © Blocuaidas= = eonuntouitae a VOLES LONG Ge a lide AL Warweo.- LEAS Ara. (V TR sidevo qtr cole ~? ou a) Coy ama oy Ctale MD -pide- eat? aouniade la_Linen youve slo es ern, MO ade ustf bivnes Duaruca cuelinnes J7- -om er ant Presulaes LL2a iv Sobou el rend ttenco sue hay tardn, aw De intradas,eLlIo hes. WM onar vl Coronel Ju dice que nu ha llegade.= 97- + a Untradasgs US par ul tor: com HATTA en ta cducad 4 sero Peele rea Qeendo ys volo est& FORKATI Zen AD2- Salidie al para galudasia y conentay ¥ qredan de verse nag SSO. HARTMA INA stdea a no hea “ f+) %s (¥Yiena y Cia}e ND otra voa . >. Ee araciones . ‘ por ef departar ante ae EEN SERRRARES, NP dieo yue estere un Rogentosg- deapnied cuolrie= lise Salida al LieS0e4O,—8 LIB? hraee Que et refrigerador gue comerd tlere ot Que voours UN momenta, = cuel RAN e 1996 ( {Vienale peel yulerc reportar Tustidoee HF dice he du uns) dee 14-0000 3h ye 305- . S29 questondy tratercal asunto de osu refrigodager y notie le hace ease. HP gue ella puga la cusrnicacién at departsanntoe pero nadie contunta,ge despues cuelga,= 2h7- Salica ain eenteatuctéaee y cenpatuge 519 Ine 1153 Stree MP eon MARTN pire anber pt ha Liegado O-Llunado MRcGS.) Tata-dise cue No», VY cobwietan pobra el mal . tiene qhe hag en la educa y ane dleen que a; Sante Deraingo Lait, pexe no bo creen. eutedinn do Lloinarne nas tardo., 4 : ev ii. Thre. (Vetroliuadora)e CANHITA preempt pos Mere. owe, MP ether cue Gureum mi momentos & Dospues MrT es: ann Were ( ed de tn oven de userdeén) para sober, SAaLtvanan (novio da HEPA}, Fate dice que que Ray desi ha tree ate Loenligavsio vo no Wo lee vita sy ovis ver of eal Vierse gs ne Boemnenees 3D sea Meyteects RA9L ftesee OF Tor, PUGTIS presunta vor ab SGron.e’ HOPI, TLUETY . edtse aqueene din verddo ov ad gusta dejar AHO he. wera, PUGTIOPT quai Le reeaida omc. que to Llune a al telifeno 219-09425 9 19-65-15 y que le cis yue eatard de sedis var date Lea digo aus es eft cufudu del ari Lene a otha ce ln noche v gue esti bierwe 11g c Loner, erered Sh tpae tee Hi rest et cord, Morey. 2 TIM cree qua ya no ad FPegvese loves hake {hoje dos) 14.90000 co wD. eootdee ied 2he Pateaiues Dre CAURCEA pregunta rer ol Cénaul TaPLA, MANINA oa a dice qun espere um wonento. Despues.Teiia informawy que ya lo dijo a Ton: le haga la carta, y parce yusar por ella a eso do la wm y median, CANREMA, que ests bienw= S45— 4hhn Yntradaee HE por vl Corl, JONGE, BAKINA dico que no ha - Lleradese AN7- ars vy CU Salidcnee (Despacho Lonelije ¥ LIN; degen agaber sobre Los dopartiaucates que se renton casi frents a lu Mubajada Dornindoaga, NP dica yuo ya ge rentaronse 460+ N60— Salida oenpudae y ain contestics ontrintane HP ALDVARSE aa reporéa, 12GN) dice que le Llegé . wna curta do crddito vducativo jero dinero no le ha llogado, ALVABES tiene deade PTobrero que No reeidby dinero, y Que Loger la .Curte ae la uber porijiie no piece ir a recsugexslae MARTHA la abre y dw Lectura do au centenido de iw cual piven rinds una declae raciénu gobre sus ingresos du pestgrscuace y en que hospiteles est{ haclendo sus servicios, con fines se renevar contrato do nla MELO, “beesdo. Y que esas caurtus Liegerom dawnt more PEGUERG, EY! th VATRUSI, ALVANDL gne grucius.- 576< YUSFRES y G niadica ocnraties 3920 592= Salidase (ombajada de Maltf)e Nilts- confires la asisteneda de REND PIALLG para viuitar al Tubagacer ve esas pals hoy en la tuvde a la sounita iuviéuda, iu que est? ticn.= GO5~0 fhe se 14-00000 650= 67Ba 699— — pars tha eolige dy ee © a + Pere (rerewLe rn Saidds vetpodasge Glee Culitiee SR9txkas. (Servicio Internactonal)e MALINA pre= , qunts sd iy alge usecase o cable porn Lia autlajada, IF que no hay ndnguno yo que Linme al 190G0-06,6 6560 |: paling wi, L)aBJeliGen MAKINA pregunta of lay algin eablo ro +1 ae ” lee gua no hay midaege 6780 (Garterss Bena unoy~ MARINA pragunta por 2F¢iln fora aiber ed Iny alsun. vals a core Ia ecbajeda, HY vdee ave ne hav nidttan G90— oodida ab §u-LZ-52,- IEG hreee HARTI prugunte per of YEA pide Le dhben a au Ito shee cue no oath, ! corang . DG, past ( ce ry rorse dh... = (82 gedit Ls Goh -CLON pon ROTURA PE LA OTL LCL PI jem 7B Ome (oot att- 4 mayo, 46) 14-0000 of eel. . Lietet27= W258 1L509 ars _ . ; : O0- ; . Salica sin contestictén,- ee TIGER E yu 2 eh viernes yocute hoy no tengo dinero.-Jle CF 3le Unbracage cam iA! rao attber oi dice wus na vine bowpue tiene ol ance Geseuroiesso y que des; ues Vlan’ @ su casa v dijo que ne estuba, dos Ve eomentea aon doune [Bes Lo ont. os veranda que rase erties & Gebers YTAPYA cice oue Rho iea que ya lo Ciene salo le urge asrgie sdpe to ovisn de MARTINA que taere cas de un weg .toe na te TST: que ad nidid emtences neve a Mines, = VAside HiIkTaA (hogs uno) 14.90000 69~ jin 790 : , Lie we Tuerae- 95 $ 209 mae Dutrada.se EP aguivocadoss Tha Entraca,= MF por GUSNAN, HORTYNSIA dice que ya aalié y tal vez regrose nas tarde. I que le diga que Liam$ ta soforits GAMAS ( CITLITO GANAS anor de GUZI\K )=.79= _ Introda.<-1320 hrs.= ROMNEY FEALLO progunta por GUZHAN, MARTNA dice que ya salié y que. rocresaa al rato. PIALLO que |, “ entonces con TIRUSITA, Pospues FTALLO rresunts a TENT sit terriind el texte del menuyaje eifrnds que hicieron anvsehe con LUCNTE, TERE ve lo entre ya a (UTMAY, PIALLO cus yeu 3d neo se ha emvindo, porque tombien dajf en ul eseritordo re GUDUN,.. CONTAM, oo, Tintradsee FIALLO continua cen PELE y pide vea si GUZMAN | eompars el toxto corregide en la porte final dol cable y que ae reofiere a una constanclu sonjuntanente presuntada por varios pafees teles core Arcenting, Noldvia, Beragtt, Colombia, Panand, Venesuclka y Doainicansy, poveue yo no sf af al eorvegir puse todes los pafsas, 7:0" va oo revisar cso porque Glia no recuerda haber viste es0,ee SO CONTI gs Nhe ee 1326 hrs. . Pnatrasta.e PISLLO continud con TRO ¢ itnsiste que vea esa copia ecrregida en al eseritorio de CUZTUN 5 ven af hay otros pepeles en quer + Adederon alyuuna corvecciones porque tomo que 1 hoya oaiticio almina onsa at el cablo y qie tanbien tengu bajo su cuatodin tinsta qrve Lierve GUINAN y em ener que no llogus los meta en alguna cy las gadetas Cel anrritavio, TERE que est? bien, ePespues PYALLE dice a Tarlsa que bn Jundo las vcocaleras mo salté im peneantenta deaagradcbla perc que no tuve tiene de , ( he ga das) eeo 14-0000 oo | ig 08 ‘ eee Tefresar para advuertir que GUSIGAN tuviera cuiduio de dv jas el wenaaje en clave que dejJé sobre gu cseritorio, ya que TAPLA rooordar$ cuando en dina pasados se le liad do Cuernavaca . para que prvporeionara la clave del doacifrador, entonces debid i : GUZHIN tener cuidado de ese trubajo en la inteligencia de que TAPTA taubien se diera cuenta de ese tradajo, para Ro prestarse O malas interpr*taciones, TAPE’ dice que " yo lo tengo a usted 2 : St Te - en un concerto demnginda elovade para dejar 80 andar con niflerias: y eualinder ecsn que sticoda, gulere cnei geno que Jamas yo rree guntard vorgne fud, ni tendrdé porces pensar wal du usted", 9 sea ~ que pere mi cs usted une de tos honmbrus ‘que he conocido y usted lo sabe 2% muchas ocuigsionss en gu presencia y an eu Susancia, WINE eice .ue dado a lias circunstanclas due sug ausencias quiere tener en TArTs un urivgoe, TAPIA rie y dice que al puede depositary toda ls eonfianga que gugta y gue et trabajer’ Junto y de ‘acuerdo y que no soy el tipo que anda can nitorius y esus cosaa, RENE lo ashe v ernudoee sua concertoges 165« = -- 165= Fatrada,= 1929 hrse- ME cen YADTRA para hocer planes a salir a aener hoy o cenor rer ha noche entre las aniges do « gteucre o blon uatana see ne trobetan por sor dfa feativagelNje le dijera yee ec] cable que lo ayud’ an la panuinn @ poaar y ad a laa dee no ha Llegade GUTaN per &1, quo entoneea lo oande eon MVTPESE a Gebernaeién que ea en donde eotdn ahortta, IRF gue don RTNU le @ije que cevisars ese cable al estaba Fate | 2030 Trtcatiage DMTLIO CORDORO dice a TORY que GUEMIN le pidié conylete ve los raisee en wi. carrecetdén y que BRUNT emtend dejara es sedan gue GUUKIN Le Linge pars ver que hacer.=s 2288 ess able en um gabeta dol eseritorlo dg lage RANT, asi que 3 ( ho Jr trea) 14-0000 2420 2hhe 268 d3ie Trtradia,s TU 2 wet tarduss 2420 Salida at 09 par la Yorag= 1349 hea,- Wie GUIMAN preguiuta novedades, NOUPINS TA que Pntendi ge G uM iy develviercn ob pasgaperte que le dt? y las te . 7 - 7 . r i que Lievar a: @ Degpres Gti ern TE 2 Le: ‘< etrrnrlo, poryue den ek via Ooplar fea - j- foaweante wade vewdaars abo cetah om mom Le ya Lo tity! AL GUA no estaba que tes @ojora en ure patassg woo. ; arm cai tA COew Ride GUIGL ot. dks agueswcu woh gy SCT ean MP gues sade ‘he ad por ks turde te esteve Planarde pora devbtas el teldéfeno para nada lic que no salad va dia Poatiwa pte My por YOOPNA pan oater al Aoeptas, TT se Liana VTeTo Rs wh yo duecdelo ate sor . e Vatre thbor othe ‘Le cue te ab eM a ijo at doa iw uicdias las tuve inelonés y hasta el viemioa ne Las devuclven, aap - Won ae Aprheta, a pas dies ee Bhree Vinsew 14-00000 06— 20= 36- yle 530 = , eele= EMAJADA DOMINICANA go. 280770856 -) mayo 66, Lieto T2300 182481924 hra.e Tntrads.= 1825 hre,- ain contestacién. oF pregunta por su *papd",. pero. se equivocsss O6=— Salida ocurada y bootina descolszadage 2 . -_ 7 Salida al 19202-09,8 1844 hre,e GUZMAN preguntoa a dondo tiene que hablar para hacer algunas selracionea sobre la llegada ds cabloa internacionales, IC7 dice guo Llane a1 19-08-06.- 36= Salida al 19-02-06,- 1844 hra.- QUZHAN quiere aabor af hay algtn cable procedente de Santo Domingo. iF que llame ul 19-09-06.— 41 Sabian ad 19200006,0 GUEMAN quicre saber si ha llegado let: enable ve Sento Doningo, UIP dies que no na Uerade nada pero en -tento lo tengan so lo onviardn a la onbbjada. GUOMAN gue gn tode caso a la aulte Uuperador., NF que wsts bien.~ S3= ' ’ Entrada.- 82h hra.ee LUGNITA GANTS premimta a su anor GUZMAN sl ec van Rovere Nate dlce que toduvin tiene sucha trabajo y jrecunta ai se aconld del squnte de aquel pallor. CHELO que sai pero ‘ue os conocido per otros ladoa de Ja ftinanediera pero alld nad le lb Conve, pory ella tiers una tarjote ve un des; acho que "0 deddea wa inveatigar personnes, GUENAN dice que uno de ios ( boja unn} eee wun 14-0000 —. wenden | eee heruanos trabaja en la Financtoro, KXXKS LUCHITA que ahora que lo vea le entrecard esa tarjota, GUZMAN te Liavuard a su casa deapves de lus seis y modia,= Y no tengo para cuondo salir yo an} que pe tienen cono esclavo. =~ 7le ; ; Tle : rntradas sin contestaciénie 88e 88—=_ ° Salldas sin contostaucidn,e y ocupadasee LOJe -~ecr ee (6.20 te nny .66) 14-00000 “peedeo EMBASANA BOMIICANA,= 28=77285, 5 mayo 66, L2ai2aT2Z80 1139-1236 hraee Saltda,e GUZIAN saluda a HERNANDEZ y dice que va a cotar 107= , -- 7 en la onba jada hoy, NERNANDES Le ewudard su podide y pregunta e rd ol tiene la cusnta_del Coronel PiNNANUU. GUZMAN no eptd vocure puro act como mil etonto dohanta, HEUIANDES tratar’ de...” pagar cuanto antes a verlo,- GUINAY lo espera antes He lag |. onees= 122< 1238 Untradas sin contugtecién,~ thle lile Selida,- (Suite Emporador)= GUZLN proguata por RENE PLALLO, MF dice qua acaba da aalir.e Lite 154 fntrada.e UP ORUNE DIALLO dicw estar Llamuande duade hace rato ¥ nadio contesta. GUZMAN <dea que olf contestaba poro nudie lo hacta fuere y qee el lo hliarme al Notel para aviaarlo que ge rocthbid us euble confirnando lo dea in fecha que ae maunde on el otro ouble, y o8 junio, RUNE diee que sao alegra y que pasarf al rato a la embajada para var eso sebre lo que ayer oa eutuyo eseus chando y la rasén a lna resorvua finales y aderma dande cuenta por ei hey alguns presidn de parte co ellos 73114 oon los paisea interosadea"® yo que seria algun error diawe:table o un gal ontene dido de conpntieroa. GULMAK que 0934 bien.» FIALLO ndemas comunta que annohe lo Liaud HOiTA JOSSFA la espona ale FERNANDEZ CAMINERO { kejJa tres) aoe 14-0000 2040 . eodtew ee¥Y la dijo que habia oxtrafads au ausencia y que ofracisé mandasle un ouble y tagbien ofreeio acuapafierla hoy y para ose oaso aunque sea se yan en un taxi para ayudnrla, GUZEN que estdé bien, 2040 MARCTO Satrads,~ 1139 hres ID.e LY precunta por ol Lic, kaesen VELOZ NIGICLO, RUNE FIALLO dice que no eatd on México ni regres aarg al pats, MP pregunta entonees por la seflora DO VELOZ. REXEL que tanbien se fud a Santo Doringo, Ml pregunta quicn be quedS on su lugnr, AYRE cice * tdenen ol guato de habler eon ol que se encergs de la Nubafjada y soy RMN PIALLO Meargnde de... Negocios y Niniatro Tlenipontenciorio",., iM dies quo le habla MARUJA FRXEIRO DE LLAVONA de padres galloges y deminienna de naeiniente y hace an mes y nedio sinddé a la edudad do iéxico Porque olla vive an Torredn, Coahuilagitea paanporteas do sua hijos para ronovarles y son a nembre de HAnysA ISANL y JOsSsy ANTOLIO LLAVONA BEDOING y roguita ate con tonoa de by} afos y @llos quderon ar a Santo Donings yr quiere .tanor lo securidad do que estén en la embujada pergue lus mandd con un espafiol VICE: VIPAREDTA © ag VILLANRDEL y adegas ollu quiere ira aba Santo Demineo porqun elia oo earnhola ce nacinionto no dominieae na y ttune que cunevar sas doeunentes que ue voncen v3 6 da 1 julio y sus hijos si gen daminicanes con doricilio an calle Urdanota mee! sp Sento Derduge muy cerca de ' Abatarde Rodrigues dond« vivan loa padres do MARCTO VEt Los, Ron ofrece inveatigar eg0 y sc lo inforuard despuca. HRY .. dice yuo olta vive on la tvenida Msgran 2589 Colonta “samtin an Sorreén o ol teléfono de om esposs yue aa duefie tel caftf coién y so llores JOSE MANULL LLAVONA PAMILAMDEZ = ospalining con telefono 28740759, RUXE que Por yuouulver su preblenm, eot4 bien y que va a hacer to pesibte (hoja cuatro) =e 35G— 14-0000 - . - 003 ae ty 356 : Salida.~ (Apartanentos Carnenje GWiulin pide al departanente 28 con la sofiern TEHNSTTA PREA, I dfeo que nali4,« 3720 3720 i : Salida al O2,e LU, 1225 hrage GUZMAN quiere hucor una , ‘Llanadn 9 Torredn con cargo aol 2-74-75 con lo setora MARUIA PEIXIRG DE LLAVONA o att esposa JOUN MANUEL LLAVONA VERUANDEZ MNF toma nota y dice que espere un uomeantog= Doapuas GUZMAN informs a la setera MARUSA que los parapce tan nue dice que mands con un gcior ya le fueron visncos hace don Clas y todos sus tatmaites quedaron arresiadoes., Mi2UTA dies quo la aoftora espans da HLUCT%O Iw% ee heranva de una eniinds due olla tiene y por eso eo valid de enviar fou pusapertea & visor. GUATAN dice que ya quodaron autorigados gua visas youna persona los recogié y los llevé tal vez pera torreén. MARYA ane antd bien y que gractis,- (lineas crugadas)~ Y MARYA roconoce a LEONTE congo harviuno de JOS’ y de JATMY y que #117 ve ery antiga de dofia JOSUPA rand de LDONTE.. bla,. blue. Despues aa vonen a at platicar gebre loo amistedes y ls fuuilia que anbus son = conocidos.= 4h4be Untracdiuee 1G Lie. ARRINTA por ol Carl esHicGs JOLGE. GUVHAN NhBe dice que fud n la cerenonia del socale ea una jura de bandera | dol Njoreite Moxicano y no vendri,e '55— 4550 Salida al 14002-76,— 1296 neage GUOMAN praecunte "por sn seflorita Coronel y etces MTN. UP nrvagunts de yorte da quien, GUZILN que " d@ Ja eambajada de Nigerta",. Lespusy GUI! saluda ATTA y see gre le yuize Lievar suo aerinehis pare suo. GtccoON Bs Selisite an su afa, TAPE. da misepdétan, (ie ries Nee ee J Yan grees, CUUINN cicw que Beaba de reefbdir unm auble y que ee { hoja educe) + 14-0000 oe6ee ee dicot “*umabajador de Hdxico, a TAPTA, ree ibe felicitaciones cum leafos, abrazos para tedoe, Sirsa MANUEL Lira Y BULIVAR® » TAYIA sea entera y da las cracias, y cicue que su ssposa Fy su yY precguntn quo lic traia | REAL fanilia fueron a las pirenides de Tootihuacens canbia de temp con el cabla cifrado, GULAN dise que nada y que era otro cable grande y ya queddé todo arreglado, yY que * esev hombre os oases bruto que el gubernador*, canbia de tena y dico que hay que sandarle un regulo a esa muchacha, TAPIA pregunta por eL papelito que le dio de unes eubanos reaidop - tes norteasericanos y que hay que ver on Cobernacisn ose asunto tres tibanss que le traje HARICH papel pero le va a busear yey e GL. XN no tiene ose yo a la vee pregunt ma 81 reciuorda ave go renovaron doo pasaportes de dog nifies hijoa de unos ocsapafoles que viven en Torreén, TAPIA que si quo sv lo dié a una vieja ospanola fea. G iAS que eatd bien y saludos.= TAPIA antes de colgar comenta " que el viajo we Llacd sonra pedirme diseslpas sobre que no ne habla enterado del enble cifrado quo habdan echo entre “el viejo" y GUZAN, y que me pusiora inuediatenente al habla contigo y que vstaba moleséto perque yo estaba :-ensunde que maa hablan pasado por arriva, y que no lo tomar: sg Sats) ast y que el ge daba plena confianga, cte." = cisas.= GUILE conenta que asi cs uejor para que se do cuenta que no quiere nada *® entre bas] tidores”™,. = rinsas.e TArTA conanta © que essd loco ose Viejo. GUZMAN rie y dice guo hasta promtcee 531- 531- Salidase (Aoronaves)- GUNN pregunta per la hora de Jlegada del vuclo 481 proeedente de Misat, HF que a las 16:00 hraye 539= ~—we_nmewewensrenee8®= = -— Be ww ewe wey eB we Bee we we BP ew we s (e06.- i2e 5 any,66) 14-00000 8 a O7J= 18- 5 33- ool = BMBASIN OCHINZCAMAg. 25-77e05, 6 aayo 66, L2eN2<T290 0851-1046 hrae- Untrada sin contestacién,- o7= Salidn al 22-65829,6 O851 hrs.- (fxclusivas Bennet)=_ GUN pregunta por ISAM ANDES para pedtrie-que no vaya a venir hoy « la embajada sino hastu maiiuna y que se traiga Ins muesatras, ww Y lo de lau vajilila, HERNANDEZ que vatar!é a las dies o diss y bedia.s= 16- Salida veupndaee Qe DE Salida ul 21-36-70.~ OO13 bre. HCKTOSIA pregunta por eu amor MICARA y sd van 8 verso hoy. Uste dice ane hasta #1 lunes para que pdenses lo que te dijes HONTON. JA dice 4 eatds pedo ¥ sine auiures vendr entonces manana si, y no te hagas payaso", - dDlne. blases gin inportancia,e 45e Satdda al 17-5l-27.6 COL hre.- HORTOVETS pregunta por Cran RevRGUES de la Canada Dry, pero alli no trabaja nadie con ese nenbres= 53= , : 1 Salidn oon,adasg= 5% equivoecada.= y ccupado,s= y a4n cone testaciénwlOJe { hoja une) : fa 14-0000 hy 168~ 20h— 19 “veolverd a guiir con ella y que eortee Salida al lje7ioo2.0 C825 Lrsee POPENSTA proguita por su RATH pawn sober si se pueden ver. Uste dice que mientra aner Z. siga actuaniwo como nifla y siga creyendo c¢:: los Santos Reyes no ya es uns nujes. que. debe de hacer las cosng ror si-ofgma, IWNMTNSIA se enoja y le dice hasta luego, ~- 1266 Yalida sin contestacitne= 136- Satida ab 35a tebO,~ OAL hrs.e He ride a MP MARTA que Anoete on st Libreta que vey ao iroa la Unbaujada Americana, Preeuradurdia, MARTA que huese a ta Poeoinicenpa y ars: est4 phen UG~ Nntrodo.)e MICNON soblugha a MARTIN yo dies cue tiene un trabaje que tercingr antes dul dia 25 rome se qulere dir para el dia 23 Sarit’. MARTE se alegra. NIGMON invite a MAvINA y a TERD PSA a connr hoy mata rananl ules plat Satid.: a2 23<50.12D,6 MOLL hera.- ecrpedc.= y bocina dvstole Tr. pregenca por el seor tienc el dinero do la ara aviearle que hoce tres dias rente del cuarte., Yrieh mindard racogerlo coi su recibo.w= 204- ifmero de Agua Tlectro= P.rae 2 F pre ves of Salted. al 35-100.—0 IOP Nrs.2 ) aequivecado.e con Ficetree Jéopnes ices que va 26*20630,— YT luego MANIMA hace pedide de agua vlectreypura.es 120 hra ws 245— hoja dos) 14-0000 233~ 7 a . oojem - Pntrada,gs 1LOLL lraee HF pregunta si hay alguna correspone deneda pora JOSE VERTZ,. TARINA dice que no hay nadise 258< Entraca,e 1033 hrose. MF dosea inforuca para visa, pucsa habla co los ratablecinientes Nosie y x tanbien suber los Fequinitos para poder legaligar ura carta poder para pedir el traspase doe maquinas en la Nepubliea Rondnicana.e MARINA que princre ira Gobernuctén y a fulneiones Extortores sy ya Logne ligndes per eans dependenedins puede prestr a loa enbajaga base conocindenio de alptin noterto y que cuesta la legalizacién da cantidad da cineo dotures, tPF que grackas,= 272 Tntrada.= LOKO bro.e HE pregunta por of Corl JOUGr, TERE - LOOM TE GUA y pide dice qu ono esti, bespuva GARCIA sniuda a le diga que lo Liame al 11-90-43 con ANGROS GANCTAL] 2890 Sntradaes LOG hra,e CRISTINA srluda a MARINA -y pregunta : si he llegedo esa gente, Esta dlee gue no y que anocha Llang y no econtesdaba ol toldfono yY qte hay que usperaxr hoy a ver que hay, CMESTING dice que hoy va a la recepeidn de la subajada de Etadoufa y que vea sition governmacida ya ie dieron oh pexruiso de resddencla, MARINA pide te Llane mis tarde antercege= 3100 Se ee ed - (eeBeel2- 6 mayo 66) 14-0000 eolen , : EMBAgAn DOMTNICANA ge 28-77e85. 6 ware 66, ‘ . L2eMI-TIOe 105f—1208 hrse.e - 0= Entradas=1058 freee “FP de parta dol seitor GEORGE KATKINGSON @el diario Los ancelesa Times que selicitd una visa pora ir a ‘Sante Yoringo y que es de nacionalidad norteauertcana y que vaouneg vinn do periedista y In quiere venovar. “4 3 +4 dice que vstero un monento, Pespues HF GHORGE dice que ol < antes una visa que le divron on San Juan de uerto consiguids Rico para la Tominternna y que ahora quiero volver pera al asunto de llevar la notas pertodisticas de Ins eleceiones de. au pafs ~ se quiere evitar tener quo ir a San Juan a renovar. fARINA cue Ray qne hacer todoa los trinites de nuevo aquf, ya 5 que son otras regias y os mejor que deje el mimere de su tele- eunnde Llecgus of Odnsul, G ONGE dice qua oa iwniieado 33-89-89 y que es GONG! NACANSON y est‘ rattiga on Néxica para fono rera Linnarto les asuntos do su rericdics en Centro \woricass 56- - L104 nrs,e LUCHITA GaNUS con GU au ager y¥ 5b~ L gaber sh se ven hoy. Unte dies que si y preminta por el nminero da la ngereis ane le ofreci$ darle, LUCHT?: s la tarde quo se vean se lo dard vorave no to tread consico, GUZMAN Le Liamard a lag cuatro v nedta.e 68- {B- eYocina descolzadas 546 fe Ealidase(Tmbajaca de Coren)]= Mis djnn 2ue hay una correne pomlercia que Lieed da Santo Doningo para esa extha jada q no hay .. fhoja uno 14-00000 93~ 110 L5— Cobierne y que ao lo seficle una cita, MP os od e2e= eee con yuien enviarla y de per posible ,;asoen a ‘recogerlas MARGNA actlara que proviane dol Mindaserto de Seiacionos de Santo Geainges. NF que eetd blen y que cractas,- 9J- Salida al L8-09-93.- LAS hrsee (Ceremomial)e MARINA THTADA. HF dlea que oniié a la calle. pregunta por FLORTS TF MARINA pidge ge Lo dica que el seller Gli? degea tenoy una conferencta con @2, cou fines du tratar au asunto d@ ou « - que vat! bien, to4. -_ Salidaye udm contesteciénes. LLQe tab Gao da Legn goto, Llanan al Patrodces LRAY lrsg- ME date Corl hincGs MOnGh NCnNO, Dugpues MF ASINCIS saluda a MARCOS y pregunte sl rectibié su telograna ca Colicitaaién por el santo ney te gdce ane gicy que mracias, 60h gue ha estado de?! haelenco geationes abe la Forretera el Ba jid parn ol vrestaro deounes 200 y que serdt una letra se canbio a sety neaes de page + con intereseas. ROGS Te Linswvd mag tarde vera darlu la rege que FO-Yo: le da al obdepe Ci mas ut conlds preutae. Al para ceurractorae, HANCOS le llanerd tendo coro a las siete, ANDRES osteo ao gu despacho o seo el Jelf-Cl y utili espera su Lilamade, Mcos que auth bieng= I3he dha eiluda a TAPIA y Salida al Li002476.08 L244 hese- TA dAtee que siove & vendre a la veda jada, SEK GaPLA pregunta que Recesita, YeVTIUA que sobre unos dociumectas younn visa que pide el corres;-ensal del diario Les Angelus Tinaa o aea NATANSCEN qua quiere iro ca.iy Vomdingoe y que la Vea pasada se la dieron en Puerto Cicoe TATA dice que eutomearn se vaya a fuerte Rigo a sdcarla, dearues dice qua pasa al ratoge Lide ( hoja doa) lacocgg 14. 15h4e 168 180. 201-= “ : eedem- \ \ Lada al 10055-99,0 1125 hrase YADTY por DEL Onn, pero “ todavia no Llesage L5hte eA Salida veupadasey sin contostacién,= 168— . - | vey Vatradaes 1123 hroee MP ADDLINA ELTAS Di NOEENO eon au espose ee] Coronel MARCON JORGE HORSSO para uvisar que va al aalda y que despues pase por lla, HAccOS que esth bien y que 1 . i - ” volo sne€ reintesro on la Loterta.. Laas . : on Salida al 35-56-05,— LGD Neues (oflectettia Mayor )e HO 1 pregunta cor Is geflorita NOVTENO, Desoung GUSUAN saluda a la Licenciads HONTING, Esta diee que ets des ofiedioa pendlentes de Yirua cesdea el tidercoles na los tienen sino hasta hoy mas tarde y de tos ctres dos ostén pendientos do nus no despache, GUEMAN que est’ bien y explica que hay trea uediocs dowinieanos que’ Vinkevon a }’xice cen vipa por tres tincses y seus paskportes Bon, vficiales cen vian diplomfties y se vencen «el dia 8 ¥ que Relaciones exvlica que hay que Llusarles o solicitar o1 eambio per eficie., MOL TINO qre us en v que des;ues le narde loa , oYicios pars qur se deapneben Lucio gs TOL.s pregurita per el Lie. slicda ab 23421-92,.- 4199 hes ge OU: sablds ENEIQUUES paru saludarlo. Uste Jlce que ustiuvoe un poco enferno yocan rucehe trabajo, y que ya loordé inforues "sobre esa persona yoque 23 titime puesto que todavia tiene os en una conpniiia fraccloracora de texrrenos y caa bien os al anuparn de su heremne JUAN COE VDD: PCRTILLO, quien es An cuhoza cal crupe, yo que he ectul: de suo hermano JUAN ro) ocnmmia atros puvstos siempre bajo le ¥Y que "41" (GUSTAQUIO conTina PORTILLO) es una Sucha persormnes ( hoja tres) 14-0000 a ects ee COMpdotamente Nonerable 7 digena de todo erddtto”® y gqne el Ritise dutoe gore antes ly dijo esti econo freaidente de una ourpatia de terrenos fracetonados, pero la rersona que ke difé ene into aljo que eso era hace seis neoos y haata la fecha & al logrd investigar . no se ho Lograde eonprobar, GUINAN pragu de tue Lilicordn politica o suclal ea cago cwnos, ENRIGUTE eabe que va igual que -todos sus huriones o sea de an srw. Completseces te catelieos practicinty y siesore ha estudoe an sa etyeulo cdo horbeca eatulloos forsiios nace vleapo pur un sewpe de Leubres quo ecatuvioron o é6studiarsn con el padre jesuiim ; an fA) (ova gota y dice DAHON SELVA @ LAHGN MATOINUE SELVA. n@ lo agredecs anehe pasyue sug dates won waliosea. TXRIGET que nada tiene que ogradecer " doctor” 81 aus datos son en clivrte Que ey penta Gcortogs, GIO fie BO OF cue Vesa cine Cia 80 feuman som . Lag en>66ag O Cenar juntos, Shakil. gee ast bien que ancchs . ry ‘ a eatuvo ;laticnudie con ed or. RECILC y dice yuc los conoces : yt} Nod@4ce que ef Dr. OCIS os Intino ani. de al padre y es te adee cae audid hey fnera y no ede una bekla paeruoiide euands poded poegvogar a sento Lomtico iagba que Lo Llament. o B96 — Vatradaege TLS bree CHRISTIN: een MUA pica saber si 2366 tiatieante con dan IXY, - : Lf tte N qptaer GbR Spear emia ‘agi. el seaor, Ae WA OS esperav y al rate lo Liasacd porque la quiaro aU, “corer a cum aé luyay.e 24h BUSS Meee quiets oraguetur ul pars 2 “Lbtradig~ y Aneillay Hiolondasas se tiene eve sace>s vien gon ita PP: . dice qwuv No ed Hecvanrio lorry Ae vlengn que tocar vormtnlenua pare Llemar a vses otrea poiavase NF platicn que es {heja cuatro) 14-0000 > a, eede- oe Ella Clene fantileres en Sante Yomdiuse trahbsjando en ku- Oficina Sanitorja Pananeriesnn y on ense do redes ix & os60 pats poirk. cestlonar su visa all&.udony., MARTINA que le uyuda en: mucho :cre de todos medos tiene que hacer los guationes desde - : La embaJada de aquf.= 2926 292 Pueradie= 1150 hirsee ChESTINA con LG PThA y pregunta por mances ( JenGr Memsso}s Tete diene aue egrere un manento. Yespues CISTI RA dilec que gabe que hece mal en Liauprte pero park olla eg suflctonte ostar eoperuinio tanto y lo que Le nlzo el storcoles ust muy wal ya que alla Guude el 21 de obril catd tratesde de hullurple por ultima ves sin tener qna nolestarlo mila. nC quarda gilenchlo, CRISTEA gue golo le quiere saber , au opinién para un vieja a Sante vorinze quae ella quiere hacer yo que no hebia selico antes porque gu hija catd anferna,. MINCOS dice que uquZ ro so prada hablor pura nada. CRISTINA que ya se gue te rolusts Ulaxr coneuigo pero gerd le ultina vez gue lo haco pero yo quiere sebor th cennojo ports 4r a Santo Pomingoe y lo Genwan egt& por Cemag hatlare yv quoediuos: cono auigos y total. . _ Yoque ye con log desuireg sue me huees ya vs antteianto, He ncos 1 . a que noes momento pori hablar yo lionog ta ro ef lones nos ‘ Yoron y mo puedo se@uir hoblanda porgne hay mucha grntes CRISTILA que entonecs nos vensa vl Lius venfrente Corie mime ! : shetypret, Pwd: que ast’ blenw= g2e- wt a 325- uatdda equivoacada,e yo sin contentsci én. » giguan satidaa i. uquivocucages 427= Umperasdor)a Feotua 4272 rarbaveue il 1905 529O,e LEGG hirsee(iivier OLMC, pero no ha Liegude y pide le diga que ‘ porom: amor WIT OLN (hoaja cinee) + Poieye Pou es:oas Le Liam" .e de 14-0000 493- hhge k= ABhe ~ | weeGee 1 V Entrada.- 1208 hre,+ HORTENSIA pide @ HARTXA inrorna a GUZMAN que est% en el zocalo, poro que eatrvo en Gebornacién 4 y que todavia no estnaban los officios, y ave, st qifere que _rogrese a Goberracién, MARINA despues de informar dice que se venga Rejor para la enbajada pero rdpido.= &AGe n Salida sin certestaciéns=e y equivocada.e Avae + FN nutrada,= NF por el Coronel MORENO's GUENAN dice que ya aalié, HP que es el Ing. 1UGINNT ee 4Ehe! Salida.- equivocada.~ 490— ” ee (4e6e-L2- 5 nav.66) 14-00000 - . eel.o - CARA = 25077055. EMBASARA Dery 6 myo 66. L2ef2-TI1l= 138h%—eL102 hrs. : . ya COm Diitcadi: ge HP pars cobrar la-renta del Lueal que ocupa la ombajeda., MALINA dice que bay un cheque por un mon yes per 7 OF— = la cantidad de 21,200.00, UF casact a O7J= » Pntrvacaes HY de la inbs jada do Nerunafi, ra saber quien ByNe te eg el encarfade do Negeetoa, NANENS clee qui es RI BY PIALLO, FF que en para una invitnaecié:s que ie anviarén,= lje we 138 ; Salida ul GF por Jo hernee IMd het se tbe ~ <0 - Saldee sin contestuctén FY oenpadage cquivyacado.aJle mw alk O38 per ta horn.e re . She “ptrada.ge HE de la vibatadaode Gdisancred qulere aaber si raindedm.a «el Or. Tin Los totavin es Ministre fs Nelweiones ur dies vane of, BU cue es pare enviar una copresvomiencda wo tanhten nathes ot nonwuse del VieeeMinlatro, GS core a] anterlor TSTINR ag fterresemtaunts; whoa en las NNUCU, MP que torbien o. Joffe cel oroateecte JOSE CIATED SIN0ees, Gilocts dies ap sf . hye -Solidaea(Coresoniale ot per Fiuech TOIADA. HP que Llane despuer da lus eines porque ya aalis al aarn uertose 5ke - 14.90000 -_ 4 a ° eeetee ae Babradise S8Merkex.e UF OAUGEL por YipTis, MARINA dice qua .. enliéd ts suegrn Y vsposa de MUNK TAPTA. ANUID que esth bien. . Loe : OLMO . . : ( es 2) esreso de YADTRA y ze Lisna ANGEL DCL. XEER y trabaja en @l- servicio de turiano del Hotel Enperadorje 600 60. Entradass NP con 'URG0 para comertar que su hija oatd moe enfernn y que hace rate estuvo hablancoe com 'iiceS JORGE Mo2rNno y que le dijo que tenia que hablar con alin vi lunes.( MP ca CRISTINA anante del Corlseecj}e Vogue a da noche wan a la resepeién de ta cmbajadca da Stlopidae LOP= ‘lU7eo Dntradasges Corl, MAURICIO FPEREGAD 2 premmiunita por LUGNTE para saber gl puede firuar el giro ol rert Fate dice que si, - ills. 118- unlidags ecuivoecnudiese T2323 y sineconienstucidnge YY acupadae - 146. : rh6- intracaselF diee sex yasante de Ledicina vy quiere irse a | la Dovinieds’na on calidad de interno en algin Nespisal, MARINA que solo hay que cubrir los requisitoa de visa y se le podrd acuptar. 13) dice que teruinau sus estudiog « fin de aio y tiene tiempo de iz tranitando aus usuntos, SARTNS aue eatd bien «1lé5e w. equivocada.- AZle vy sulidu al OC? por la Rora.e 1350he 165= ame ey neel5S5) Hvsee HE can TARSSITA @EMA para saber a dande 175- vd nes tarce, usta dice que 43a a ir oon GIs fINa a lo reoepcidn Ge la imbaynaa ds Mtierfa pore autcs Wan con MANIN@ a casa do { hoja dos) eee ™ Ss aej= \ ee HIGNON en un carra, HWE que est4 bien, Thur dine que vine el doctuy CfTUUlnA @ doautnlearoes quien ga va para la patria y anda vendiendo ol auto en mil dolores y que vale como 30 mil, y que eo un Ford, UF se interesa y prerunta an dende hablar 3 Ae TERE que al 19256852 y L9e5G-55_, y que sale - : con C28. mafinnn @ iaciucu yet couinee se va a Miantl onra deapues a Santo Lortnvage 21b~ ROURTGQULE go : 216- witlidiye fi: = oyttvorndese 226— 2266 nuldesa xii comtestacidn,s 2450-= 2h0e Satien nh 2b F7O,- LhO2 hea,ye HON TUeSTA por el seller HAGATA parg avinarle que "Le habi§S aquel y ane quiore veria . con el sitio’, MaGaka gue entorcez Lo dugun jara el lunege ca RTENSEA le dice: * esifs pede y quieres verta hoy”, HiGals que predkero arre; la tua aoguntors personales vy dearues nos venoa y despuyps Le cnattvee 270e 270= Jalida cuvivecadnss y sin contestactén,~ 2fBe 25e Pntraca sin eonteatnedidénge B1d— ee ee ee] a (eeDee ine G aayo 66) 14-0000 a) 2 t > 7 : . eolee ENCAJADA DOI! > Ga7 poh : _ 6G sayo 66, L2ei2eT 320 — 7 1736-1900 hra.e Salida al 1%253-90.- 1796 brace (Hotet Unperadér)= GEDUE pregunta por @an REME Pili, HY MENCHDLS PERANAPDEZ BP PILL dice que salts pars la esbatida sutga y quo deapuvs leo a pasar a las offcings, GULEN wine porque sa ilo dijo y va a tener que Tht eareraurlo, MERCEDES porquy se wa # antrevistar con el anbasgadar cpudzoe GUZTAN lo va a esperar de totag Modos y si no viene mus tarcs entonces matandg vondrd.s Introdags MHP ROLIND MALLAS de la Agenclda dy Feticiag Neuter de Londroa, gilere aber si hey una rawuidén do productores do si la Maminicana est4 ropragentada, GUEILN RAvuUCILY En mo snbo y sromentn cuomio coutenza oat reunién, NOLAND .ue tiene infor.es do Loudree que debe de comensar hoy Fy que parsiertpar berd, Urasil, Peainieana, Colonbia y México, GVEMAR dice quo eg,ere un norento, sespiea dice que si te tqudere Ulanar asian tn mete ov ee uo las unce pomjue yo sey aun etntentoa dea In enbajada yon Ey ae tH si ©3806 NOLAND gue gractasee S40 Salidmee TINE pide el apartadente 201 con 6l sesor ThiTie ef dice yu espero un momenta, beapuea RUNS diee a Tard. que ~ Dae Siene: aguf una diffeultad an up cable cafrado que ert tines bajumio ¥ rraulta que el solle de la ynbajada no estf en at eagcriterio de deja MIRINA pf gue GLacin le tlee yuo el ev do ait wr Vigade de gortieata en ta tnAlana y de faalo cue Re he ge ain? vee @ TUNER pease oe 14-0000 ee2em ee botd gl selio y neceaLean mandax osou cabins hoy mianoe - ; PAVIA tarda on llegar unog dicen oinutose REND que oat& bienebjJe 63— : Salida Al eS2eb6,—0 1530 hrsee ocu;ado y nin contestacidan.e SJe Salida al l4eC2086.0 1535 hroee KREXE por TAVIAge equivocado, - Ghee ; Badlda ul Mbege76,—2 1695 bras RENE pregunta por FR te wn nmowento, Doespuegs MIT dice a Tria faa TAYTA. OD dice qua eape quo no nuy necusdidnad que se -veouga, TATA que cl no sabe do ese asunte de descifrar Que yo tendu la eable jorp «es on pansa jos sate do Lloguda, was no para aclidas y vao a le pudoses risus, RUND ¥ ue yu encen~ que entoners va ao d: far a GUZILAl que his todo traron cl seatllo do la onbajada que BARING dejé on ol oseriteris uio-y ya se lo he dicho que yo no la quiero acunar du que ins cosas se le olvidan y t- davia agerura de ne hacer iss scence TAPTA que od y que set sea poor Gl tleapo olvidaudosale las cosna, Yous hoy on La ua ona cgeedloa que ceataban perdicog anos cheques t ¥ $ J i que al flual los eneontrarén, RENE que ea ung pobte vujer que estd perdionde la uenoria y se doapldunge 1300 i ' rntaudsee L655 hrdee PARIRA: prgpmnta o GUvILY si so le qued$ on an acto un brache do ellas GUZIAN lo recorié y Lo tinne guardadoes 1400 1hOW8 Entracnee UN7 henge TERESITA PUA oan Giritey para saber GUatiet que ea porisl gallo que no apuresta,e Guo se offers tere ya le wneontraren y vcaba de lecar otre sable clifrade ¥ fel viejo ya ae rif a ta eee cidn ve idt( "~~ L5he ¢ ho Ja dos} 14-0000 1S. Ree Salida al” el sefor PLORGS 178~ Unt radage 1900 hre,e CHOLITO GAMG'S con su anor GUVILN : y saber a que horas se ven, GUSCIAN que dentro do tedia hora : allf{ on au anva, CHYLITC la espera on lu puerta de la cuna,-lBle . (eedew L2e 6 rmyo 6G )e 14-0000 Se 5C— ’ gunta qua hac, esalso Untraduee sin contuataciénse Oe Untradae] HP CHELITO GANS saluda va au amor GUZMAN y pre Sste dtee que trabajando, CHULTT dies que an’ mo evidas peort, CHELITG ad lo quiere atendexs y se vercth hoy. OU conentar gype su hija ete ah ase Entradage CHRISTINA con GUINEAN y con Ti waa bese Jo de Dlaword min tarde a ins coce a ou ofizdegase O8e marae te -BITA VERA pora fea est un pyco onferna v que cits a MARINA para galiana en casyw y comer fJuntoaee Dtitee Diese sin” Salida al 12-04093.0 1046 hen. ( Corteros Zona Unoje GUZHIE pregrmtsa per Tittvinhs para gaber st ha Liegado alguna valija o cerrespondencin poru La enbajada, Fate diee que to y que le Llane mas tardu.e b5={ RENDON, GU Gb atl Entrudn,e RF Entrada, ~ 5he rey MAM pos CARMIPA CASTILLO de parte de SALVADOR « dice que los sabaden no travaja ge 490 1056 hraee SONIA por JORG) NHCRESO @ por TAPIA, Wee que Rasta el lunce catardn porque hoy ne vienenee (hpja ano) "va a quedar soco de tanto trabajar’, GUOAN gue ai *y al ti no 14-0000 . - ae ws 350 te Salida al UhatdeOI,—e 1100 hre.e GUSIAY satuda a PLO So ‘ _ Eneargado doe Neyocles RENT FIALLG asabvba de reedibir un cubic nuestro goblerno y de que tiene que comunicarle clertaa conn al Canciller CARRILLO FLORES y para olle solicita unt audlencta , - FLORES diea que et Mindatro, salid de viaje a lon Leatados Unides ~ . : 9 80a por Nueva York y Yashington, pero en cuanto recreso so le —_ : volicitard la entrevista o s4 os urgente se podr4 guattonar ~ con ol Priver Sub-seerctariosg Gln Que Cone ep Ynn coaa directa eon ol Cenolllor entenersb van a es,erur por Lue semana st va que no tarda aucho on regeeaar, y qua el lunes lo avisord., FLONWES qite estt biense Theo 7H Salidaus oeupadanee LlLOW8 ; 110~ Naldda al (2-018 DJ,— LASG here.e GUCHAN proyunta por INCLAN para saber ai liegd atempre valija, Tote diav que no, (AUCUN a ara envias ls vez pregunta loo seyuileitos que se necesitan fF velija de aquf de México » la Deninteana, INCLAN no sabe ya que ° son cooos diferentes AL purvicio de correo y porn g1ldO cs tejor preciuitar a Conunteaciones, GUNMAN que gractus,e L272 1L27= Salida acupadase ibe Lib Sadids al 19eB0eOh,e VISE hys.e (Oficina de Personal de Comunicactones)—= NENE PIALLO desea saber a quien hay que wiraicirse para los trduites do envid de una valija por vin serenipara ol gobdivrno Poninicano, NP que debo do llamar al 1806660 ‘ext, 271 que on ol Separtandante de Transportedes £590 ( hoja dos) 14.90000 seh, eedem Salida sin contentacién.-17i— Salida al 2le70=5le= 1200 hrse- (Jefatura ce Corruos)= 17&= -: FIALLO pide in®orues sobre como y dende dyupositar una valija . _ diplomftieca para Dominicana, fF que en les oficinas centrales de las calles de Tacuba y Ruig de Alarcén = 19ke 19h = Salida sin contestaciéne= y ceupsdagse 220— 220= tntrada,- 1210 hre.- NF de la ldadnistracién Contral de coms : Correge avisa a GUENAN que lea Llagdé uno valija dinlomitiea y cono es gavcdo tlene que prasur a recogerla nap tenprano y que es doe parte de FYNCLAN y estardn hasta las dos de lu tardo. GUZEN que craciatee 227—e . 2270 Entradoe= 1211 hraee CHOLITO GAYS con au anor GULMAN -para comentur qué llegé valija, y que GUZNAN va a dy a retirarla del correo y le Liamsrd despues pura verse sas tarde,—235= . NPRCPDES NE PIALLO 235= sulidu ul Bke 23041254 ,— 1232 hrs.= SEXKSKENXREXK se inte- respa por ol departasento que se renta en lag calles de Lerna esquinna gon Tiber o sea atrds del liotel lHarda Tsabel, ‘ik con acento du norteanerieana le informs y que renta $4,500.00 al MOP RSs rieg,e0 SENERETR quiere uno nias barato para des porsonss.e 265— 4 268—< Salida sin contestacién, 27 5= MERCT DES . 275< ~alida.e FXR8333R por un dupartacente que rentan ¥ que ella nucusita por treg veses,e UF ofrece los que tiene en Rhin 29 ( Apartauentes Carmen donde habita TERYSITA pea) y otros mas en fetraven y Nowton, Folaicoss J2le {(heja tres) 14-0000 fh Salida ocupacasg= 327 Yntrada.e= 1250 hrsee “NF por GUZMAN, NERCEDES DE FIALLO dice wh a - _ que salié a recoger una valija y rerresa uns tarde o bien hasta \ : . el lunes, (SF og CHULITC GES y dice que Llama de Segurog \ Treereso y que es sobro un cobro de un seguro (7).( Eféctivamente Csi que es anor de GUAM trabaja en Soguro rrogrese de : . - §a esiie do Hadero 69) Jihe 1 ; — 34- | Salida al 14259-89,.- 1254 bra,e MNSCEDNS LP PIALLO oide : inferaes sobre ol apartaurnento dy Herodeta JO. UP dise que lo : puede pasar a ver a la hern que gunte.-3JJl- 372= Salidage HORCERIS por informes dg un deportamento pero ya estf rentado,.- 379 3790 . Entradas= sin contestacién fucrase= 3535- - 383 Saldda sin contestacién,- 390= 39C—= Salida al 13870-445,—- 1501 hra.- (Cine Mundial) GUZMAN prae fuuta per RANGN CABVASAL para saludarloa v ponerse du ucuerdo en caso que liane la NuNA pera hacer planes y salis de paseo mwaiana, Rare estd de ncuerdo.- Hite Slle Salida al 45472-69.- 2%— 1902 hrs.- PB ONURCEDES DE FPIALLO pregunta por el derartanente que renton owedladores 427— . | 427- Nalida ab 11025-10,— Pek™NCTOES per inforuea del dupartamente OQtuedlade que rentan en la calle Venecda #4, Colonia Juorea.= wa Se {( hojn cuntro)- 14-0000 ° - y - eevee N5B— Hntradaes U3LOQhraee CHULITO GAMES presunta a GUZNAH ad se van a ver porque ella ya sale del trabajo ¥ se va para gu . Gaga. GUZIAN entonees le Lianard nas tarde A su casa pore tiene cucho trabaje y qué sobre ol dinero del cobravor lo muauAad resuolve ol lunea pero hey de todos codes se han de vereo i8l- . Ble Salida sin contustaciSn = 512- BP PTALEO ge 0! 5l2e . Salida at U5e2we2.e UAL bre. interosa por los apastanentoasg de La calie de Leriuis : « s—7 7 lea puede pasar a ver con ol veladcor Josk Salida val 45—041-207,— 1933 hres. NMHC UMTS par datos dal depertanente do rentua en la calle de rachuca, iF Lo corta,e 5i2= 542] Salida ol 20099405 ,— SaSkxMER ee MUO ONS prupinta por la sesiera CEURIAN para sober lo dul depurtamenta que se ranta . . Fy . a 4 - “awe a @llacla reecomionda la aceneda (7). no egt& y que tarda en regresaree 563° 563~ , Salida al 20099005,- Labi brnee 00 shora CYRATAN para saber sobre ul departauente cue renta y que es ror tres ueses porque no tieny lau seguridad ce continuar ya quo pasando las elecciones ce su nafs tul vee ga Loan del pafe o tal veg né, Y quedan de Liguarse ol lunes para p Rerse ade acuerstto en que 61 lo rentaun o no por el theo antes nencionndo.s = 70S= R lida e(Suits fuperadorj- 2 FTALLO pide a iF lo mande 705~ un tasd a 1a enbufada se Fide (hoja cince) 1400000 cobge an 750] . Salidas=(Eaperador)« NERCENES PY UIALLC pregunta ei wandaron ol taxis MF que ai y que tarda cinco ninutos on Llegar.= 7666 7668 _ Futrada sin contestacién,e 5120 one ; , (ee60eL2- 7 tunyo 66) 14-0000 000 16- LHBAS ADA DONTRIC? 9 mayo 66. Bake L2-n2-TI- | an w= 28-77-55. O9OwLZL2 hrsee = ; tintradas’ sin contestaciSnege 16- ‘ : > | | Satida al 22e60429,- 0904 hesye GUA sa tuda weolien a HOR. ANT y doe que ot sabudo lo vatuve espuraude v qulvrcoe verlo hey. t epee HEAD ANDOZ Lo espera per in tarite en su cass, SUES que ecot bien porque tecesito ese hoye ( if es ca la distribuidern Benot quien les vende vines, cigurrillos, ete. de iupertacifn), ~ 256 Mntradae=s D810 hrawe TR ta yY pregunta Dominga vy que tu sstabong do Comandante de la HORELG Lo veeuerda ¥ pragunta ef ea NINELUA, HD die JORGE HORI ae reportas |) ns dice que egrere un nenento, Despues 1M sateda a NUHEND. fino lo recuerda quy ea su viejo asigo ge Santo Guamiia eu folacloe 8 que 32 yo que Liesd ayer » dar un paseo y & saludar a les aniges y corlo no conocia esto a eso Vino, y vine ten su eaposa y astdn en ol Hotel Oxfaerd en la catlo Marteeal 67 y gue vdeo a conge;mixr tas visas de Guaternmila, M ae ‘O va al rato a Liegar ea la enbujoda, Peapues otre 1) saluda a HCRENO y le dice Iwagebumie"® - risas. Y que se vino minejande desde Guatemiia pero ahers que eset on ta ciudad da iéxico no de atreve a wterse a las calles vor al tedffico eno rave HGORYNG pide lo osperen un rato pues zo tarda on Liegare Hp diev que eon Santo Beninge le pandaren un Litro de IRs qhe ee titula "Guerra o Fatria® y lo ihe da dejs en eee uno) 77< 85 1102 126< a Cre bed Le: Gus$emals, perro cn la pacina 128 te seneionan y dico sobre una forma brillante ce ine actuaeiénes de HORENG o aea que dice: 2 el Corone® MARCO ANTUNIC JORGS MORESO fué releawado de la « Viotoris dvs; ues de haber derretade a mas de cineo tril p>resoo politicos y quite ego le coste que lo oacnran de.allf*, oet que quiors dects> que tu nombre eatd para la historia ya. rorquo : figuras 3n un Linro. MORENO se clegra de anbur ase y dice que al rato 6c vurdn, HD vino con GaLLats eon 6u espeaa eo hijos y derpuon trina buaoar a RAWNO pars varne todos juntos,-= 77= Tntrauda,- 0959 hrase HP do parto de HON Toy MEA premiusta por HATTNA para aviserle que est! euferaa y cue ac tuvo que ir al Seruro y que llegard mas tarde, GUEMIN que oatd diene 850 Knatriuta.~ 1LOOL hrawe LI,- MF aon INGhOS pregunta por RENT PIALLO, HARDIN on citamoe INGLES informa que no oat’ x que. Liega en wur hors: 0 que Alana al iotol. faperadores L100. -Trtradase 1012 hre.e HF por JOS" PRANK TAITA el Cdéneul, MARION dieo que ceapere un nomento, Deapues MP ARMEDOS pregunta Bio le mera eso, TATA que al qua lo eapera, JRNTDON pe Lo manda enoun sobre y pregunta eoao eat4 la familia, TAPIA quo bie tedoa y pide ge la carta que le va @ mandar ge la haga liegar S.NTDOS si debe do lo mas prento posible ponjue ca urgentor.s AN suspendes por algo el viaje ae lo aviears, yorque vn a hablra gon Wesks paro yer sit olla tanubien wa y que le aanda a la porsona jaura que l> arre@lo 04 pusaporte y la visa. TArl.A que oatd bien.s= 126= Mntrada.e 1015 hra.e NM RCLOES DE PLALLO pregunta si lesa ROME 2s Lisayren de Uaetadon eat he hen linmade, Dena MAINA que a don : ( heja dos) eee 14-0000 Whe 12. U3. 1930 2040 oeden eee Unidos que lea dijo que cstavs en una junta y que llanaran . : \ Bus terce, VURC bes vue si Vlama le dicga que ya gale pure el Congreso 6 burearlo, MINING quo oath utunge lye Salida at 4626570. 1019 hre.e Yapyits dfow a MARIN que por ln tarde se von para comur Juntabsae 1420 am Fatradaee 1021 hrs.e It por la direccién do la haba facta GUAIAN ee la proporctonus= thse ‘galida B1 hGebte70g0 1024 hruge KARTE. presenta de parte de KARINA oono ariuioeté ol nie, 'F dies que yo blen y «ue ella vi a esperar A au hombre que Llegue hoyee Lote Solidus sin aontentacténge L7h= Tntradsee LOND Nrege CRISTIXA oom CAnNITA y cen Paci para saludarse y proguntar cono algue la hija dw Nandy: o nea LILD st, UAnINA diee que ya mejor. ChITTIN! caté oa; erando perque Hin OG: Wo.) La otto a las dies y padia en la puesta de jnlacito e6 itforro de ivura. go, y estar’ Llaranlo para saber af Liega o La’ aubajuda, MACINA que vst& bton ss 1936 Mntradaee 1108 hru,e [0 por al agrepado de Pransa, YADTIts tfee qua Llane al 24051229 ( muxnix <= us con la HIGNGN) = 2046 rnatrada,g= LLLO hre.e MORCHDYS DE FIALLC pregeata si Llecd BU ospove PUNT. GUAIGH y despues MINA dieo que la estén easermn due Pespttes HEN CMS reclana a WNE que la hiso ir a buseorto, QU le dies 9 mdi vida nerdonana, y mo tuve que venir®™. HUNCCDES (ho ja tres) eae sy eat 14-0000 LO2e 5 . cette ‘eee fudé al Buveo a hacer eh dnrosite, RENT que eat& bien y que el sstf on espore de una‘ Llanada de “stados Vitees, pers fo de Jaron dehy do’ que ciudad ore, fero si es co Vetddeus Enidos: lo pranere que he pensado oa en SEIVL, peru ticne que estar esperende de nuevo la Lianada, IINCrocs que no ha de sep nada crave de lo contrurico te Iubleran de Jado recaiio,e 2400 - - 7 Mntrudaee 1219 hre.e ChIsTINA pregunta por NAGINS ‘para paber et tlecé a la euba‘ada MARCOS Jie Gr Nanna, cate dice que vino por un rato pero vo a salir de nucvo porwus-anda con los agre;adosa militarce del Salwador y otros que ln vinteron a buscer, CRISTINA croda que le estaba huyendo vw pregunta al ands entfornadds (EANINA dice que noe CRTSTINA que @antonces si recresa le diga que vs) elercolya traterd de hablar con el, pore gue Yo no pueso estarlo sspernande mas hoy.~e 26000 _-Entvado,< L127 drs.e CLISTINA aborn con THROsY ys para; ROOS Lis 6-vo egperancdo cusi una hora ¥ Qke ahora dectrle que Ma tends que oaperns o ro dia poera ver cuande se dirnas verloes DIte = biases Y queodan do verse aalandes Vide bloqueads.352e falddaa ein contestaciéh y ocuratise= 373- palldsge Coremel PEREANOCS reelam: a ln empresa Tele-lex que Cei televigser que conpraron est’ en milas coacdeiones y necesita que le vweyrg: a ver a au donieilio co Herodoto 300102 y que lo vandl! JUAN VALDUZ. e/P toma el rerorte.- 402- Salida abt &oet5-86e0 1140 hra.e ocupndoeey sin contestacién, awh tien equivocadyah2ye TRawyspog con st aija vi deanues cen-su ( hoja cuatro) eee 14-0000 opens b5he 496—= 55h— os 5am eee S2p0sa JOSEPA NUNES y pide que Llane a la agencia en que comupraron la televisién porn que de los datos ce fuctura y dénas. ¥ que mifhana va a.tener que hacer mas cena porque invit4 a unos anigos ailitares y a TANCOS.@ NShe Salida al 7-03-26,- 1143 hrs,=- ! por HAKUEL. iF dice que no est, un. aus le diga que no le q- teren pecar en la = enba jada porque 12 maq:ina no eatd aquf., HF dice que se espere yY que ahora van a reclanar,.-496—= Untrada.e 1145 hrase CRI3TIN! avisa a MinIN' que ya va de ealida y tiene que estar a una aisa y que despues hacen planes para aafanase=- 515- - os fos Untrada.= 1147 hre.- MP ORERCIOS CLIRO preminta por GU: HAN. MARINA dice que espera wi nonento. Deapuesg SMERCcron 5 procuita oi ya Liesd la visa dat Drs (2). GUIAN que vi: van a esperor que se la mandon de ! Relaciones. MPOMENCED S qua aon tres visas y que una de ellas es do su nang, Despues MD TERSSITA dice que Llane despues para mientras llegan esas visas.<- 354 intradae= L155 hres MIGNON saluda a HANYINA y dice que acaba deo recibir una carta cel maz seflor csfe de Santo Doningo precuntandole pom su visa. MARINA va a vor eso yy proyunta gi se va sterpre el 23 para que arroveche ln tora da poseniéne MIGNGN ee quiere ir antes y quion sabe si espete para la fecha de la tom do vosesién, Despurs MIGNC! dnforma a GUZMAN que aeaba de rocibir una carta de FEOORTCO vue quiere saber sobre sus visas, GUZMAN que ya salié el chofer por ellas a Cobernacién, MIGNON se quiere ir para ol dia 18 y quiero Lluvarse Io vipa para FeDUnTCn, GUZIAN Le arzeyla el asunto al atercelsasc= 597= 14-0000 BIT= 6335~< 67~ 735— del COoMRmriaL, HP dice que esgpoere un momento, Dessues 2 . . fo yo - ee tad “htrada sin contestaciénye furs. y salida sin contista- cign.e y ccupadoes 635— ~ Salicage (CSerenonialje To 4 nregukta el atmero de telé- fono donde se celebrS la conferencia da desnuclearizacién, HF dice que es el 26-25-60,- 65S= acs wy “Bocina descolyadas- 667= Salida al 26225-60.= 1205 hraee (CCIE EAL )}= cornunfearse con alguna persona del archivo, pues 287 FIALLO desea solicitar unos documentos scbre lag ultinas decloraciones t.dlee— - + que es ei delesado do la Yoninte:nnea ante la COPRINAL y necesita con urgencia de las dos ultinis sesiones quo no fueron ropartidas por falta de tien;.o o- sea con el seta final que suman tres y sus ttosiones conjuntas que se someti§ a la mesa en el monento do oerrer y que fueron Los paises actuintes irgentina, olivia, Brasil, vert, Panand, Dortinicana y Venezuela. ID toem y ofrece tundar esos documentos a ms tardar oolana, FEN que en todo caso gia ias dos no le Lll-gan puede pasar por eiles porque tiene que hacer su comnicacién oficial ante su gobierno.) 73380 Salida al BimO@QaySemxtRtexkes,- CAlOTA pide conmunicarce a la officina de Turastio dol Hotel Mirerador, ,ero no hay nadie, - 757< saluca a EAR TIN y Salics: al 46-09673,- 1212 hreee | preguntas que hey de nuevo, "ste dice que nada que on ol trabajo fecundo y creador, GUIM‘! pregunta si y: sabe que lter4 en nuevo { toja seis) ene 14-0000 eee Vefo de Nidin. oatee MARVIN no lo sada y pregiuta si entances ya renanei$ a au cargo MARCIO Wal, GUILK que no que este nuevo que viene llega couwo Uncurgudo de Negocios, y canbia de tesa y dice que est4 en éstos vonentos escribiendo una carta para ROGERTO suRIGA y companiu que cs la agercia aduanal y que en su nombre wa JOSH PRATCISCO TAPIA pary hacer esas gestion : hes de la frauyudeta diplomntica do Libre iuportacién del autos _wovil on forua suvperkiexasxtapaxak teuporal sopiin acucnto de ln oficina do wotstro Foderal de Autonoviles, MARTIN eaté de acuerdo + ol misane juece darle conteatact4n a ean solioitud, GUZMAN que es conventonte hacer #1 endosu de la factura y do ida docunentaciénseses 2 50 TUNMGNA LL RGLLOge 8350 ee ey a a er | (eeTeelre~ 9 Rayo 56) 1 wy eed 14-0000 PROCESSING ACTION Chief, | a Ditisioa aoe _Chict of Station, Mexice Cit TYPIC/ANRoos LOIVRAT Action Required: Pasa to Theaze 6G, URQUHART Forverded herewith ia verbetia conversstion dbotweea Judith FERSTTO ead Adelina ZENDBJAS ea 20 Movember 1955. (Source: LUIVEAT) Gaties’ c, cusTis Attachments! Aa stated ~ Herewith Dtetribuctons - 2 + powapsc w/att (h/v) 1 > C/WHD w/o/att . ; 3 - Files : en ene 1) ee a a Re a c S285 RENE GENCE re i Seeparen seme wee 27885 | AS pecenbar, 1963, _ -o- Phares . Tg sar rvs SECRET/MAPG. Ch. ol = 020481 t 7 ' eat Open Ao et fe et 14-0900 - - 99 Fit Ne. 13 DO hs Ly. oUDY: Lujer, ya ve irregliron el velévore? _——— AZ: Ya JUDY: Pe ne llazado. , AZ: Sf, lo tuve <uy eile 36 .ofiron 103 c.blss, reri:ue les accae- dadores de los tel’icnos vinivsron y le pluntaren y yo tes dije que todavf{a no estaba pursto y dijeren no iaperta, ahora voy a tener 3;u@ pagar la nueva dno vilacién. , 4 JULY { @g0 ne vk por cuent: 9@ e103? Aas Ne. Y cesu lo iicey © -io 4s 1ces BL no te caedts ain teletone. JUDY: An af aty cusad jue ne pueda ano ni pelearla., CSau icegé tu anak, cuerl. en trier Luci oiler dye. . . AZ: Puey Lies$ amuy cangada con La aitura lueso ruse le dté sripa y luego pues la i-rresién, si a une le prujuce tapresisn un viate asf, amiustnicve pairs @hia «ue ua suo edad va a conaumir el suenho de su Vida y a ser d@ vuite tous le ua se jearinaba JULY Pues ffdate jue ei cure af: te jutse decir, pero cosy eatibas tan ocupida con..te acueraas? aalt en oi in. titate .ue nadia recibide cirty de Cicloy y nabli de tlpor surusitu y a3 pene adex‘’a..t@ voy @ leer dunce slice: Heeldi timo.4n cirta de we » AvouINA donde aa dice cosas suy Lenii:a tuyas. bueno a3 @¢neane oe , a La une nayis canecise uw (ne “otianus nombre) we dices ouando ° ry vw) viene.s.s.(ducdia sergins de lear y dice:, el suciiens se Fue OF sy . ain avistrag des ricitauente, yo jueeti aingirbe unt toterla RX? e\oe HY se ie,uila y se f j(pero @.t4 inter.ade’ decde 2 dfis cntes . 4 A 3 de nue »at ai 4 bisg.cu a. kowa,- AZ nibla), uov: EL such icne? ny ¢ t ¢ AZ: bo, Girlos. dust: An sl eb mivla uqul de ese, .ua le true- f 4) “0, ri 6: tiaos regdaultadens, Ligginde 4% semi lo lnsornaren y «stird fasta hey en ei hoante Wy - Jf : ve OUIPIYY werende mucne de lig envemaeriay nev reegunia (se rien) (con- g ¢ binds Leyenioe Li orrtaje.."vsrdiute “auche en sscorisbime, ve “Sor Nf espero iioprdéaisy ver en rie. te, un graze pairs tf, un ibrago yt bd pare Agelini, gil? jue A posse de al Buen. Voluntid ne ha_en- $ Pa comtrice a uu atdira, we Castrecrus | ‘ jye ABs Ne ia ruac eneonvrar poreue ve suse euy sale en ‘irieute exacta-" “ menve £05 Gfis cut .1 au Stibr en Hema él ya earviba en eae -’ine a Perreri, pode Le eicribre a Turlited y Ls dije le mismo 7 La dijo sue <@ ba-cura / @l 2aiiibe .cucaiche gi no se encuent.1ae: SL Df: no <2 10 uice, por cierto que le precunté fer su caad y we dije: “buenc, vive en Vuautla ata trinquila, (th gubese.® JUDY: 23t3 cirta es del 33 y el xuunicho salid ei 39 y ae dice: pasa- : de vafiana ingress ll nesriial. ie voy a cent star esta seaana- A: “be voy a cseribir yo taablén, 41 auisier. que touey les afags le eseri_bieran,. . (cent... ad tll Hryjnist. VIPS (Shite os) CS COPY 5 6 - Fa /Y “ 14-0000 (cont... CUoYs Acs) JOY: Act Alt IUPY: aZi JUSY: AZet TUD. 3 - JUSY: AZs De pasada le mindaré wa imiguite ce Tejuiln coco recuerde de este heraose pafa. . qa gubes que ne Sucde toair nada, ‘per eyo le encerraren No, lo encerraren pec ie. ‘ge su pierna. Pots per es0, no yuede sozar nidu, Carlites m+ difo es0, que ne ae. uibfa 4yweride internar y le lLabfi-es tado alarga y. alarga per~ gue ibs u tener uni diezi sremsnda entre ella ni gco-.1 de alcohol ni gota de vine, dice: “y ti ya sabra céice es al pap4*. wus otra cosa te iba a decir...i.ra,.de le de Curlos Pellicer ‘que Aablwwes pira dige tan a Li carcera... ~ (interruare) yo hablé cen 61 Sf 61 me dijo. se entsraste tien se tede dows fus (AZ la inte-~ rruape y dicer Sf la ief.) Judy centindar Ah lefate la carta.. Después me dije, no hay nada que iccer, ye le nable al otro dia, me dijet mira vino é1 secrmevirio del sefier aun su mentén de ex~ eugas y me hiize un aentén ce nalages, connige y ants ege me Ba désuraudo cespletanente. Si, pere af se puede rabile:r la ecurta, Pero en dénde; en El ofa ne la rubliecan. Neo la rucitean? Yo la wande a todes ios luy antiendes? fucra. — - aijer mica, yo podria Ricer un comentirie Ne, ni de chiste, ye ae aii y ws contestén: lo entiende, ideais creo que re se puede hacer, as{ me dije ese dfa, Yo exctuve con él, en 1: casa. 4 ares que pude, moO (interrugre) mo dijo sue sabfa hiblide ua "Polf{ftica" a ver af acaso’ rere a cualguier revista « periddieo gue 2a rublique, le auitan el panel, asf trangcilagente, ye coanré “Sieapre’ pensande gue ya asaliers ulge y ni una palabra, mi sucegos fijute tu. Ah, antes de que se me olvide, gué hay @n le de ¥AGRAZO Anvelina Buene wira 61 ya ne accinté, porjue leg intersyes creades en el Pilsen superiorea a la buena intoneidn de 41. sBpérute un segundite.,,, Ya perdena, Buene, anteneces, 61 rues en vardad trataba de hacer un partide y.. de puriticirle vsaes.. y les antereses creadesa mis la prepa- ganda en consra de 61, ragaua per esey intereses no le rermitié realizar lo que 61 yuerfs. . Verdad que es un weabre auy nonrade? El es nenrade, suy muy hensade, un cece desbocado cone buen tabasaquefe, un reco arbitssrie, perjue 41 en su vida ha ide aaf a briness y ta suberade iss esas, vere pues iis mafian de tode este y adends intereses persomiles terribles, en Chihuahua, en Sinaloa, en donde el latiruniisuo de los nuevos ricos de lea nua- ue e.tuve aig de sedia hora Ce 14-0090 ” . -j- {cont.. . vou Forfiriytas, pues ne se deja ganir para nica y luege cuunde may ‘Fealtdad ‘un movidierte ropulir desde li base, ereinizade dende-ne hsy una mili¢dancia vesdiderd ningun partice e ireluyo al CULDY la interruape dicierde "elire, cisire” y ne se exéuchael nos- bre el rurtido) qué puedes tu hacer, si yo a Veces risnue yu@ Y céa0 Lépez wateos no averté tede ai diablo oe fue a la Serecha Cempletscente. ‘JcbYs BS wabes que esti suy enferae. AZt - Lépes .atoos? ae . . JULY3 Sf, rer,ue yo wancy de cliente a li oefeora Alvarez Aascquita, Bor sy 46109, bueno y an difa de eutos ae eatuve Juds las: yuejaa de céao euti fe cal el docter, entre etriu couay, dice au. euté buene, una cua tresenda, que no qguigis pucer cise 3 sus sve eutdl satange, buere y que Vig ir cen @4 S10. adnes wasoos, van a Cilua ne? entoncesa yo alvaai le digs: puea oi nidte tiene inviuenet wa sobre 61 perguae usted no Le ubla cum: agiva dei Lie, cénez Lateogs que le nuble-a 61, porjue tiene unk ulaoetes y no nace “.ngdin ¢ _ (@aue, euth urtfaino, tiene uns dloera, toaa triges, en fin actane ow" “dese neo? pore entences me conteyts gilu, peru gil vetem satees exnta level o peer, perjue un df: da eutou enut ba las cuore do un delor de asubeza, casi casi es ies zuere, se dices rére ya sstad sabe la’ nue og 2s eosa de la pelftica y dol porer y eso, dice: 4. sutaba felig eunparands el nosbdraarente eute, porgue ne ruedeneuytar din sorb Cusay.. BO lo dijo syor. . - Abt Yo ue fxacine que ilge tenia parmddee JUDY: Interrusare., ae lo dijo ccm. ceca ueriu, que vo les 3uLag aortr. ° -Adt Yo lero um. cirta de 4., centestinds ei talesrig. ae. als de su panto y o.(@2uY interruupe y ie pide ove egrere un seaente),. AZ cehtind a3: ae ruse umi oirta per: adewis le be wen.de aljmunag gona sobre tod con evte de la Uliapiada y he satade Liasande y ertoness ae pureaiéd tan erxtorie ye inclusty? i1 aeerst.ria de numbers & apireafi ceto anverma y at auvudante jue rer asia. veg tosd a, cali funo se digos A. waculra, ai es usted, ie vev aouces eb tui“rens se san Jerénige pero ne disc. usted jue ye dite jue lu e@iern esta anferma, ce eniiends usted?... Y yo rens® a:.0 1.49 2a de raest, quisd allf se la ha arrahitido ls vantetiante a Adelle que na freeride susairse @: gu Giga y nigerae Lace » yt ualerte yaoe tf 2iit, triansiad’ pirte ce gu oficina 7 ss vl is rQinde alf, wuego ie az0lé a ia ora, Greser y ae diges mire, @. sic. tonere euti sauy ceurido por.ue @l sewer tiene suchis ces..a, fete yo ma le nregunié ter,ae ys se cémo Pic tiaia, pere sf ae did tara roriue dije sua ostara enfemace, rorque ese de .ue ce oncierre er eu aica es auy vaxtcese@, por esu tise abe Yo gubse aablar con ava y Le hablé a Anelia Ba her: cenaucte porjue wun 1d ya ne ay Frauldenta teaavfa um o14 d@ te ALit y m= dljo; VaAnus A nicer uns Coda, eS°8rt A sue Prise @l 15 o¢ neviewbre y sue termine Cuas La prepacteitn at woije de Alsolfe (cerr. Adolfo) y ya aice_os una cu ta yar. Lao venus soul z AMGDa gue ne viol. s.ovs acwwjahacla a Adelle 3 sanbién tse we hige pensar ,ué cosa gerk, porsud los ao3 van ane rerun “ue 48 al aad (eont.. TULY8 “AZ Ag “gu Az Ju ts i oye uY¥t tuVe -entoneas Ciries debié j.aber ide en vey ony wey, - 4- lige y otro vor utro cuinds tienen wrebase, tery ui ya sva va a aconpinirio es que &L ceoti onferce. ie pucu yo Jee B4, cur eatuvo seariauente sil, Jiens diabates esocienil, se le subs la azucir por snorma y ve le taja por .eris. Yo fo sabia visto Gagtinte bien y de repente pe ha deyarureeide, yo ereia sue estsbs trabijasde en in inter= venogion, en-ecte, on le de Ciile, pore aira lua gentes que ue. penen grives graves durir auche. Se aurid Ana i.uyeb, tents anvate aeuolftica. Sak rincress, ne nay nida que hacer, adewla le die Lronaeneuaenfa » y@ fué volinde,. wurté el wairtes 9, td Lisguste un Ufa antes gel ucts vordi1i? buene, entunoes yo ers-la que ibs a hablar, yo terfs 3). a2 culene tura, ose dfa-ae viete auy. sal. . . ; No nibliaoy per taifstonue @l din cue td eutedag preparande el diugurse, sntencsa fué curcade gusria ye wsbler eentige de t.dap Gutsy ceuas, oxce.t6 Jo io del sie. Lope xrtecn, ers es9 el dfa, hibia suerte un ifs antes. uabl+ tanide tante Lfe y tanta cows, Be ably esberrinciain ido porvue ae nsifan nuabrs de y no vruedo dir confrern.ciis, ne tengo Sheaye Pars preparir y aval ma df wucheo cer.je ira nicar yer vsefas y sig on ei aie de-ja union Jeviédtica, erntenges lo nibt{i s.criie pers io tants . air parjue eran aucass pagia yo ne cant. ais del tiacse nraeiuve par. tormainar, raviewr 3 cerresir ¥ asblar, pore ahora que beng. o53% Piivite en of esde, ti ne sabes qué desssreracién pur,ut ag por. wervice Gites, Lussu tents calene tura, totril ad entrar ai icte ae digeren sarmdé Ans a ayed,- Yo uace suche mu ii velu, cor au? ye donde golf. e*reuntrirs.? con élia era aiid, ya toon .bes, cen sats. satis que vive en la Ave Yerweraz, sch necats gang vallf cen tesutrwa, puss voduvfa outanr sore agul. Hue:o pued vila fue la - riser gue aa dife cee ers un gtoe sauy diffeil en nue anor blea:eies se yodrfa Racer ulyo, rere nue e640 (bisoa nosotrus ao udir cosas Ah bueno, de ecte te querfa niobas arles Peilicer, wi ic sabea giber blen, ce Li gs de beshrea d@ io wis deulicade ae mOared, de perserilidites en te= das les caszros, c@ ls jentle auy wenrta, ate. » Pusieren en @ane. de Carlos Pe.ticer uni pe ticién at my orbd-9 he rec. gue le libere nto nada d@ ¢se ne? Binw rara que ge sep. d@ elias y lag racsones, ee UNA CouUa Ray Fasnewuesa, ae aise Usrles s rerfecvaaente humana. ruvens.créndel orure & ue- taabién, ce le «ue «@ vont} positur en ainos de... No le van a eontasutar nida. personiinente ali isla, we entisndes? No, nena, ir Pues no le van & hacer cases Ce tS f resulta cus entences e. ue joe}. cy aucia razén porsue aguf Go tad’ LRio0oa CUNO Tas Y egtata Curlesa persue hasin eosis aa, entvonees ue tae aquf, duende uni es au asizi @ aaige, yue 3 eh Mew oe 4i@ Tesue luego pucd @tray Veoos yo: puedo fertidn daoun srure . 14.90000 - 5 - (conte. @absiador, “pers ;ue gen veuy azisos, y le dige y ‘Le riisé ei -Visade . cy d4 nevpairen ei vVibAdO. fr Neaseante Adelina, eau di vergisnza. AZs faes no me entrant, . Juvra Yas dijo, estan niciende un “Gebterna ‘decvertticoe o qué. A2s Sues. od eso ro le ent ienden,. Joys ley 10 Adelina’ ne, ys ogsu Liners no ve pe-den ‘vener a outs alturipe . AZi be:.0, Pu: oak rt, eve dfa dei entierr., ye able con uni gente. 44 3,14, cas fue perrue cute aujer ayudd -co.0 on toda ls repre=_ . - ior 5 080, fue al entierre, eutences 36 fur oen li acfana a lea vagicy #2 e-tuve allf avota Lay 10330 en cue se ful auf trae: teio oe. (JUS la inturrusne y le rive wus @apere un sosente) . AG eontindsar y Ls dtjci yo ne vey rir al eereito pero volveré mi palir cei tribajo, y efee-ivamente en la tecke oun teoduy y la (Oa.envurs ae ful rere anasba suy aii, la tirde estabs nerribla, w tuve hiblindes can eva .ente gue ht sutade ahi sproave de onte afe y eg dije suc eT " nogiba tesey gus eal pabia igen Tease [5%6, paca abeole asus tev, ” SA Se wn JUUYs 37, el auunte ne eo sue wea o ne (interraape) y srik qua uo out qucmands Pusu se le derrauaé’: : ei 34, _— Aét “8 Woy « degir qua peri af ea uni ocua suy crave, persue eato deve mrcer ereide uni vuitaserén piss les occ.rwiarea terrible, dese yue -t papa ud a veria, que ne Le se).ren aabiar ata. ue rae . eure (anterrugpe) bueno alr. nidie er tf riaienis quo ba itberen, eo uns.cooa ue un renretuose de les v..leures sauy »rindea da 7 ae 4iCG .ue Fevpetan i ese voblerne y qus yo Cres jut vl a wentes Get BON Cond von Je Les ha aio Vue es ’ aAdt Ags Ya ue 34 leu va view u nadie, JURY) ruens, paro ant iy cente wae aa ido y ws voelte y .igue allf y @s wyquereuya, Tiss 3309 gf ary Vi-owtes y sue ne hay vigsude Para uN imaividuue .ue a3 defendide tod. el tlescre asbe gebt gate ie@ respeta ce .c es date, jue 8 .1rina en neahre 6 nus va en reprevanticién ve lai gente sila liapis deuwdcico, que neo he ect’n digiende ab OR. CAur YU poneada y te regciages jue bign ezte o lo ctre, ae entiendes? persjgud no is duniun viuade :ue va- ya Fereeusimecsc de oh bene.04 Pitsicd aus GQucroris, ne ge Lab resenos gecirey. fue ite sg9 ey if use nicen Avé@eling “WUT Te bicen en tube Tos rafces3 4@l aunss uin erceperén, ene tences etto uf da uns v.rglienza y to que ayuda aqui sad a aumentar a ,4e@ este sruvo de enteas tenga que @anarar con judta razon a nictlir wil ae este gobrerno. Buene yo eres qua Cirles ya ne sora ais Presiienve dei institute = > te dev aee ad v el vot’ invivide sdeats pura residir ¢. juride de alse, gue bay alls, un ceneurso, en la visa de lis américis, entences le que 14.90000 7 s . .- | ooo . - 62... ne , cont..) , ; ne ar ‘ in $ . a oon, querfa yo. Adelina, 26 gue tS le e. eFib:eris a “eas Fara. AZ Yo =o ruede tcoribir, pergue ge tense cue HOE Tay 3 hu-corta. 7 Wtrertyy yes. secribe cen un gran 's uicido, aira, io eperiren, ti “setvsTtiae <8 au- estado? ‘yo ne, al fin supe de qué ie nahfan L. ererade, perjue ana aaiz. ala yas: me ca mandice pedir saedicinis Guy gue #0 wandé los des ulti-ed iiores de 2: paps, fue la que se -- ~b Le dije, entences yo met{ uns crrta pura la wija, le Frekunte : de les rifiea, de ai rard y. le divo que .¢itey auy -angustradsa percque @ a6 de jus le Babran oper. Ge, que a@ blero muy intron.uria la “ eperseién ae ai papt, le plitico codiu totalacnte fuallisred, . GQ oortercosa oata porsena we: contesté Jie a: deact a: ‘ea pard le ope. - riren de heserretdes y ya estivacjer, cova qua ue di6 guste Feryus 7S yo inacdi.tiserte L pandé el Yer 4° cua es lo .ue yo texe y & ‘yue we eagapéd 16 la tercera eporseién, No ne reqib.ue aerntestaea ™ et $n, ne gS nida, perme yo ror sntuleién-cosencé “ no everrbir +. aly de ov:38 permitid.s, suo ie anvif ror oy ichbe pere lo use yo win Lieve a.1f4, a da mabajala Te dige a: eta, iser sau ast ia (Sf carta y ol ac dice: no ARE sciine no Saltads ata, y le rerites — Séala, yo ro ae voy contanza ui usted ne Li ise. JUDY: ~Y pery yué tid ne hablisa con 41 a a a Ads ? Ke, perquae entencag vi a regullsr 16 Siguient + que fre vuelve a yy etree a be cevajuda, porius yo 36 Ge ouns -.enha jue .186 aug y¥ % reo la desan entror, . JuyyYs So anternoes ye ne wulere ir weal, ome ows RAYS @tra rave.uotén, een - - vc Reus Rens-ues be be die, Persad g60 nO an leo que une -ulere, 3 asf e¢.0 ie eyeu yo 10 wuello si triatre sueenccantra, AGt -= fo Vey a Genir uns ceca, inv oihas revaluciensa eatln condubidae ws ; Gad 5 Weer ttdau. : : % . ; Juov: A’ Ne y ne, He va triti de s.vie aejinde entrar al enaagtse nt zucke > metes, Ni an ies eutt irrtsrstande. G reorelen bia a dliis Jesee of : : : _ ” OFA St OMS 1. agin rave .welonas. deve wep ney ale w AZ’ 5 Pura ne te parte decir aucsiu gevis ry’ -o14Tene, (we af, corple tue Peete Nee . . eo ’ rote ety ‘ Juhi ewuasi aetbibe ime enaaa, “ae arf0y tac da versienua, Liatiaa jue @. cove Aauf Muestre papi also” anved, ot &i ninters eatade tquf bs Rostec. atbarde. sh muctera ico a plantar @:ta coun eoau ud Vergdenga. Adz: Paes si, nel: ve mealies, way nerain.s Li vieron cn gullo, lea dea df.39 faq (ub. Viaren, een ua oc. ti aAuy AVatsntars aur Ciiaite A oet.ias les Jije qua no esbfa nita, @nternces of Olea peruena, gue e3 una reriona cag a af a2 -arece te ortarte, af cage, Luase aR CODD A ra FL CAP Ode oe Loo om ain teh ae oe ge ne MA Ody a ON a es TULYS PLN @.ion CARL PTE Hon | au oPac, 10 Jes wren dr Abs Sf, enn : aun ot. Tey Cadbd Goth Corin e@gint Saoutde en Geanbe ou &@ w.cear TLS Puss ego . aq suer£f: yo a:blir contice, 14-0000 Abt . er ae SN OYs _ wae, -Ads- oe JuuYY Abt JUUT : ASi J Ute Adt yd Adt : Ju Ys ' : ” AGS conte.) Oat) Ys enere, Que tba cen ler nines, .af yo oailay at wires tees -£0@ Yo no is aiueulo, my avd@use eulfpavi.s 2 a ~“ “a -7=- ” pueSe.. an, y ya la retacninn a Lo eisy. @beoiutimenta, Ta da cevicuiren., of” SA aw mira, un offs se e.texw ef tkeaipide Ge eo. ~f.b4’ Ye con uneg Bel os en is Coserelul Rexieuns y anaaca é tf cene serfabule Reone un vViejite, sa re tisne ni Pelo, tre fué birbirida3. Yo le-wfa- 61 asco afis y te precuncé rer ella, por-we as earre: le pregurte ¥ a4 shjoa @ilises Yo ta cice o4e da hebla vite on .24 238 Tae entences me .ijo8 af ving 2006 .6- mica cie resrene, pire a0 40° Jase auf oun UNe CooM AO wears bere. cae yo er: tencea Le aise - y 90 Va & (uoder d@finitivacents:?.ne,-a2 4:38, regrecsa an trie af{ic y¥ a@reo jue ro Volvert, orturcys deepatea siguien aa aise que degre ne ba woiverlan a der ie vidas © ‘ ; : : ee Pusey ud Darbiridad, suc tenga Li genta asf gue aablir, con La ranén. an la eine. rey d168, "ys no af gud avor’, Muieh cabo, ye arr ine” ermine si Nu, airs per grive cue pea, Nedia ve asts wetiende a ver li gra vodid o no gravadsd, “- wi ah canooe do ibsviren a Coaveraleve..ia, custedtade a earearle - eto etd, 80 liew ren 6 forte” “a evrestle Fy aa ahveudls: seren ae BLde PHsGrse 349 00, Inatieisa 6 ne nadie s@ @uti ualiowds sho aque, eo ufis eee saaumaaente ronretue-8 ds ressoign. - Imiane, ve ove. a seetroa G4 oRide en bin 239 eessa Jo axtr: Aa, yo dunty scdieowaa ter lat ad Me AR! td Lie que No purden wreser, bs gEenia ge iauy wueles we te" Yo #267 herrorisaga pol 29 4% 2k tiktaebeee 2 La dec abin aa eresmr de efacer en Pro. kb. Uranalsaitin pura asd. oom a Hee ee ha, NO Carncis one, _ ; ¢ na No Adelina, at cae ortnre att att vAutao, Buene russ eedic.wns al pursed Mansi. U0 NO be curd con wadrei nea ATOLIOA sine o:n the Siatientea. bOd EY Nudes esr re.ebigtta 16 avin ya waif oy tv expertencts aa lavexreriencia., thal co. ide J@ uns tf 1385 agiers:, eapactg- ‘ Listes de alla, cus wie euda maa, Saipseate., wade eee Pues, ye aande segiatniss y vierrre iaitve is cata, an cas he aide @uy changt so. re, Gannse el pertere 6 Rt 22002 Vey a avisirle Al eatajgader, ie digos ajul esti la gat ty a¢ ‘aice nue ea de paste afa y ce purdo revisir soghus dro. Anose “do aa abre La ruerts yo veraaisirie Mesh Dy entre y aieo x “tgte le _extience, yg ema. A af no a2 Sig ie digo asora us ed le sap iqueta coao 4 vaelte a invatar a tata, ga af gua tienen Teea.eiensa auy corradas °* A al no ae aan anvitade 1 nala, a nada, . 14.90000 (eontee JUSY8 Ade. JUDY: Aaa JUGYa AGt ovuXt Jute Aut a ce & < oo preqiatals 2 [email protected] ge ke gilts busts Bire BL Boy ocieton een al: ‘Qudep vactwgicnes) fen,e Vague, int oblse 3 3f, yd se, aunjue piri une ep mejor. ; — “A nada, sieacré yo invite a les igrectsos ecilturalea, a lea 4s. ANOS sleapre 1GEn, snora ne Van, Urey que este - sebitud .e@o va a nicer perder a. Ensthiate -@kileuno~Cubane. 2006 NO Van 2 reTser, Pores £0 L@ dico li vilidas de canvea, | Sarlen Cianau Peghone d@ J.basco gue ta fuga liuts af58 @ aenes Je ws eente, eree jue ceran 60 0 alee ual. JENLOd CoGe,wt lors cde ' . LE Yoyu ve dice, ae oi yard, directaaanve busne mi gu nyga, mi la aiad, nidie ce @ilos wc cserios, yo geo. sriv'a d@ eta yOreena yg be Aigu, j.besy Lue Cures alted cate ae ar tvie Zine sen garte de cuusa- par. abies, edsc uo 568 TOdenod PALIT. sphosttiecu, 5 of -@ idle fae Tuera con wirie.{t:¢e, ainieas § eteilag de ren, cu@ ue doa gue pusven aatir ce aiid y Ogall we lieg.san rare Saviuag, saben @n YO, pages acaieunes asf J@ sue gan Qesie © dilu, @tss und. Y 30 ae ex tude afuziande aw lo ‘We ge muedon ehvi.r Parque yo ne alte; 4.0e8 en Uondle Cheecds de wivs.c Su teses ge regiled evo. antegy lo siefs eon tanto wacrif.e3;e93 por ua JUST In, w@ ha cu@lise ons Jewia Jo Ls @sug GO EO add beags qu@ yo tense cue wslliar gh @2 eho yi enura y yO at gabiio, yo voy 4 tanerouns csca awdy céseca, aay wgu.te pura travarar, clare sue dainty ionas yo pucds wou toner al dcund, abentrad ae dan cssyvlina gy cnaler, ai ufa que ne, le aire i0 Verda yo se westl, ye ne Pusde singter aon ento efde le arventé nice poce © se Gf ums acraaty to ROrrible cue a L.s trea eafsae is dije al shoter, sire taut el velanta, yo ne pucdo, Inseng, Vitunw a VOP Gaede nea .¢.09 60 te4a8 Gonared Adelina, ’ 3foye te tetas te Foawbe ensued jue kate P de verdud y vernod, td sa 4vieau perjue ya Sales oh Verietencas . enob. ag.ela, tare Misi gig, 46.40 Paeko Bseer an Tal emes sai tn thesia uns Card@ par. que te Vaedaed, porudg ve off. finer’ ne mew :edra= sopvery aulorasy tecaefa sante relve ,ve.0 ue atrave a inviturte a cu.or, Rous abenicia, § fOr @rerte ya te dese possue : @n.cet sic. @hde, 63 munva, say G.enha as eatl oa- Jienuc, Vez 4 G@oc nu. un pece ferjue ya ro aguintaba, J ao Y sydd vd ea5ar cuso mMiars de Cirgt. hem Be Yo preticra p.cemt para ywe sa trebijtn, sles’ a a ik Pponso a nicer i.s Ossie. Gulve a hia dv ds la siting vayreso a lax Jj, x Con #uhs cas eico gan Lig 2 de in satiniy ye neo io, wainevec aribealn, me ua Bueno, ae le ga un .orece & su aiaft, df.ale cue pregunt4 por alas 14-00000 gant...) AZe -'Sf yi sibe JESY: Adidas. arg - of -9- ue eres tl, nes veaos adiés, 14.90000 /- m= os KESSAGE FORS ae eee . s, IVEV INIT? il TOTAL COPES: “pe OOK: wor DAVID smEEI ap wins WE/h/k CO inoex | x SZcRES | Ar t. ar: 5559 . . No IncEN ATE: 23 Septexder 1955 (S rune wesrugaa 20% LeTTEONS sa : ae at fa’ aa * To + ROS MEXICo CriYy ‘gaom: DIRECTOR COMP: rig SF RIO COPY a ee ay aan as api la Be 70 Ais; wTO yay creo." 4533) a PER OTW+24382 PARA 7, PLS ADVISE WIOTMOCt YOU CONCUR DISCONTRVING Li COVEFASZ CARLO COCCIOLE (201-776046) WUILE CGNTDVDN WATCHLIST HIG THAVEL OUTua.s ~ MICO, ee a ne 7D OF MGASE 4 t \ cooeg: gagrmatine 9° orv:ieaay MEL caaind ovr ieza | CRE Ls REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANK THE 155UING orice 1s IS PACWHIIITED. Cforsfar le hen Uh Oh. Ory: Wa/l i, Fisher (retascant) 14-0000 FROCLSSING ACTION PAABEAN FOR INDEXING NO INDERING REQUIRED OALY QUALIFIED D8SK “ACTION REQUIRED - REPLRENCES 1, Attachec for Headquarters’ information and retention vs are copies of the LiFEAT cuverage on Subject, reol 7269 through ~ _ reel #272 for the period 2 through 14 July 1965 and reot #1 through reel #16 for ttie poriod 31 July through 16 Auguat 1965, ~ 2. This coverage was tenporarily discentinved Prom 13 through $0 July because of tochnical difficulties with the inetrument in the Seno home. - . for Willard C. CURTIS Attachmont: : Ag atated in paragraph 2? Distribution: 3 - Chiev, WD, w/att DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBSR IN® A-26 ,933 CLASH HCATION AS REFERENCE TO 19 August 1968 tS FH Le NUMBER y . ’ 4 SECRET 201-74592T 14.90000 : . CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION : MARKED FOR INDINUNG | LOMLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN sU0UE IROEXING miceoriua Chief of Ration, iexico & . SEM DALLET/LIFEAT/Cporational j gf EERE Saye. Sean - ~ Tran siadtial. ACTION REQUIRED - REFEREES 1. Porwarded herewith for translation of the Yugoslav portions are tho following LIPLAT tapes: 7,9, 10, 11,12 & 14. Also forwarded are the following — . Spanish transcrijts: 7, 8, 9, 10, Il, 12 & 14. 2. Pocause of the DMSAUCE/! flap, tho Spanish transcrijte of the LIPEAT tapes will comtinue thru the end of this week (10 Auris alter that there wilh bo no transcribing dona in tho field, ~ for aot Ward C, CURTIS a 4 LE UEN: 1. Aa Stated (HER ITH) me Dis mn: - ELD w/att h/w H x = WUD w/ofatt : 2 - Files —— an fe / Iolo. i : ances PD. a rs 7 HNMA=25814 |___@ Avett 1965 | wed FE GMO CLASSINCATION 14-0000 7 CONF jOENTIAL — SY ACOH rel . oate cr « x a DISstM, + - foorsvee. Fetduary 1953 _ ncwote C5+3/538, 352 a Le ae Have . ° nes, : Se coustay — Yusoslavie/Mexico sees LE Ye Att fo PLEASE . svener Yucoslav. Commercial Activities to México . . no —_ ee . : te BY BY OF ECS POD STE co co - EVALUATORS ‘Please complete this evaluation with Mays of receipt of reduest. acer for completion within this —_ tf item marned is printed in italics, please explain under Lire is privtitysstandued, Undicate cnoices by "x. chormaily, put one in each aporosriate’ section, for. further woies on use of this form, see reverse, Otherwise, plesse cover each of these *Evaluator’s Cannents.* Aspects IA your Corments, © coLLecroa’s COMMENTS ANO QUESTIONS SUBJECT CF THIS REPORT 1S OF tmpoaTance IN, “ attation to Cum megos. - .We would appreciate your coanonte evaluatiag this avport. : f. ‘guasranroacnr, . = _ . ix | 3. MOOEMATELY, . EVALUATORS COWMENTS AND FOLLOW-UP QUEST IONS fe a status re crt, document ‘4s of moderate value. uencrally a stive pregress of Yugo attemrts to _. estéblisl a ccmmerickal foothold ‘n Mexico not in dtself of gre.t interest to this office, at this tine, but would increase in inte-cst in direct rel:tior te invermation on decis'cn of Belgrade. mi . ye aNnot oF of “Nyoato, ate oO BELaliow 10 dO ayrre inn QamaTion, | X [te yeeros roe Conriawation, Pay useron vs . [fa sorte 4. at PRESET UE LaCe UTHER INFORMATION tc crant a lean: to: sexican govt. To suO@L ACCUM@ACY OF USEF ULES ES. . ~ 1 $. Conflicts orth previous information. - | @ Appears ta be fabrication. ° “e- Piserveness vould mave BCtn GACATE® ifm suvvary. better esploss beth. 0. Detter ada teen of P|. tsvatea Comment.) [x [ 7. no oeract arrectina ustrutmtss. OLR COLLECTION NEEOS go | orca REP CaTIMG mEETSr Xft. ous pwrow nivmyw SEEDS, 1. 0 3. 003) OF Ora wintmuM MEECS. mont OF OVUM MEEOS, ? , ar TONLY If VOUS ACQUIMEMENT 15 CITEO.D REPoat : : GS [sartaries ee VT. FULLY. WEQUIMEWENT Cam BE CLOSED. . Partseliy. Portion of requiresent ‘ way be closed. . : 1 ~ PaatlarLy, BUT NECO CONFINUTS, ' CLF SUBJECT 13 TMPORTANT (9 YOU. OT MER a> POATING COLS NOT MEET MINIMUM NEEDS, ARO you nav FILO WO AT QUIREMENTID : 1. BE BELL PRESENT & REQUIREMENT SOON, Ovk NTED DOCS BOT BARRANT A WEQUIAE® 1 a went FER CS AEP OT ING. ~ Tame (Pleeae print) . a [?none : ! ' T2R/RS3B/EA . x 3503‘ EVALUATOR P. édler ; DATE CLQUEST RECETVEO. poate EVALUATION FORBARDED . Kar 1 nar 6 : | : a nnreurr anEeEneeeeed t vitaas CONFIDENTIAL we é 14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL A pus RECLASSLFY ACCORDING T.° "ata" DED BELOW) . (coLLecton/E™ t CIA REQUEST FOR EVALUATION BY State Department AVALUATING BGEACY - | SNE. 27 January. 1961 WRIT 05=3/463,061_ Lal hehe ' Chief ; ° ASE EE ‘| Country Hexteo/Ouba [siete etestion Lg Of Ay. U a - Subject Mextesn Technicians doing to'Work in Cuba | [vatuATOR: Please complete this evaluation withing Dlcys of receipt of reauest. weed for completion within this Line is priomeapmtandard. indicate cnoices by t1.° If item marned is printed is italics, please explain under *Cvaluator’s Comments.* sormally, put one x in each appropriate section, otherwise, please cover each of these aspects in your comments. For further. actes on use of this form, see reverse. “* | SUBJECT OF THIS REPORT 1S OF: . PY fas eC acco (NF ORMAT 10% Im THIS REPORT: lupoeTance 1 AgLation 70 2. mooeeatery a. -MEGLIGIaLT a: 2. cressore -B. Dowkt fel . 6. falee 9. CAmmOT Of JUDGTO. S51 0. O f eccattom to ofnts tarcewation. | + USEFUL 700 Cour iomaTION + USEFUL FCO mie emeommaTion . {| - Sufflicsoatiy breve +a? PRELEDT wf LSCE OYHER Inf Onwal ion TO sU0GE ACCumacy OF USEFULNESS -Conflicto o1th provieve inforaetion Appease te Se febsicotian € f user » Metive o better esplal- feticn + oF both. . S8T ATCO tm Comment) + WO OLFECT aeFECT ind USEFULNESS, OUR COLLECTION KELOS OT mem ALPORTING MEETS: . OUM tepoatany metas. |_| 2. CUM MINIeLw atcoS. mm 2. MOST OF OUR WiNimLw REEDS. [| 4. 908 O8 BORE GF OUR NETS. a fomny 18 VOum MEQuIMtMTeT 19 CITED.) BEPoaT “gaTis#tcs ifs mm 1. FULLY. MEQUIMEMENT Cam BE CLOSEG. 8. pertially. Portsoa of requiresent easy be closed. mi J. PAMTUALLY, OGT BECO CONTINUES. ee {ir SUOJECT #3 tePCOTaNT YO yOu, Ofna ae+ ” pontinG OCES WOT WECT mintwuw WCEOS, And vou Mave FULEO WO BLQUIACWENT:) t. wC MILL PRESET & REQUIREMENT SOON. 8. OUR HEED GOCE NOF Anant & ACQUIRES MENT FOR CS ALPORTING. wame (Please print) ryauaror | Lvrence S, Eagloburger DaTe REQUEST RECEtYED March 17, 1961 ane oe A COLLECTORS COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS : 7 Cvacuaton “$< COMMENTS AND FCLLO®-UP QUESTIONS “This report would have been of greater value if it had.included some comment on the political orientation of the techniclana (if any) and whether they were being aent by the Mexican Government or wore hired on a purely personal basis. COMPONENT PHONE State/INR/RAR/MAB DATE (VALUATION FORWARDED March 22, 1%}. 182-2097 eaue Ace Ear Ae (a0) Y 14-0000 a - 5. ; CONFIDENTIAL oe LEE 3 (coutacron/ava’ “Arc 7 RECLASSIFY ACCORDING TO ‘A. JED BELOW) cy: CIA REQUEST FOR EVALUATION BY. Department of State EVALUATING AGENCY -Lotssew. 60 Mexico, icara, gua Mearaguan Revolutionary Activities in Merico . . f¥kuu, . Please “complete this evaluation within QQuays of receipt ‘of request. eed for completion within this Lime -is ZEXEAK/standard. Indicate chdices by *x.* If item marked ts printed in italics, please explain under Jf “Evatuator’s Comments." xormatly, put one X in each appropriate section. otherwise, please cover each of these aspects in your comments. For further woTES on use of this form, see reverse. COLLECTOR'S COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ; iPOATaNCE 1m RELATION re our weeds. EVALUATOR *S COMMENTS AND FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS $. USEFUL FOR CONFIRMATION 2. USEFUL FOa NEw TNFORMATION 3. Sefficientiy tron AY PRESENT WE LACK OTHER INFORMATION TO JUOGE accuRACY OR usteucness “9. Better cbeervation ar Setter explod- tation of saurce, of both. |_| 4. tstateo im comment) 7. MO DEFECT AFFECTING USEFULMESS, OuR COLLECTION NEEDS OTHER BEPORTING MEETS: COMLY PF YOUR REQUIREMENT 's Circo.) aerort SATISFIES FU) 2. partially. Pertscon of cequirenent wey be closed. Gut NECO CONTINUES. PaaTHALLY, (ip supskCT 8S tHPORTANT TO YOU. OTHER RE* PoRTING DOES NOT MELT WINIMUM NEEDS. AND yoy mada FILED NC AEQUIREMENT sD || 1. €€ WILL PRESENT A REQUIPEMENT SOON, g. oul NCED OO€S NOT WARRANT & REQUIRES 4 went FOR CS REPORTING. name (Please print) COMPONENT cmusee | TRI Morrison DATE REQUEST PECEIVED EVALUATION FCawaqOES Mee 187160 | Wer 16/60 _ ; 14-0000 oy a .. CONFIDENTIAL Re a Dye icefon . . RICLASSIFY ACCCDING Tu DATA ADDED BELCH) te CIA REQUEST FOR EVALUATION BY Department of State’ ff ‘ . ‘ a EVALUATING aGENcy - zB Sate oF’ sisTaia. OMssem, muveen BDO: Fropaganda Activities of the Cuban Bnbassy in Mexico * : . EVALUATO®: Please complete this evaluation witnin OUdays of receipt of reauést. weed for coupletion within this k} : ENG f/standard., .incicate choices by *x.° 1f item marked is printed in italics, please explain under *tvaluator*s Corrents.* sormally, put one K in each appropriate section. .otherwise, please cover each of these assects in your comments. For’ further KOTES on use of this fors, see reverse. COLLECTOR'S COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS : IMPORTANCE tH - RELATION TO OUR NECOS. So, INFORMATION IN THIS REPORT: 7 5 8 [ Contatauves To 0U® mNOWLEDGE OF THE SUBJECTY a Pf t. suéniricantiy c Lt. suestanriauey taue | ° ° = ° os : CaeD tere _ P| 3. Doube tad —_ a | 4. Fatee . me * S. CANNOT BE JUDGED. SEE D. te . . BELATION TO OTHER INFORMATION, j__[-'- userur ron confinwation USEFUL FOR NEW INFORMATION stone 4. AY PRESENT BE LACK OTHER INFORMATION YO JUDGE ACCURACY OR USEFULNESS 7 F & » Lese fragventary approach - Better organization Better observation or better explai- tation of source, of both. (STATED tw COMMENT) ‘ . 7. NO DEFECT AFFECTING USEFULNESS. OuR COLLECTION NEEDS . : . + [emes erate nents; %. OUR IMPORTART WEEDS. : : - 2. OUR MINIMUM NEEDS. ' . : Of °3. MOST OF OUR MINIMUM NELOS. | #- Few OR NuNE OF OUR NEEDS. : (CIsgy 1f YOUR REQUIREMENT tS CITEO.) REPORT . 27 . ° GY sarsseres tre : i 1. FULLY. REQUIREMENT CAN BE CLOSED. z. partielly. Portion of requirement: away be closed. PARTIAL, i 3. BUT METO CONTINUES. 7 @. WEGLIGIBLY . tif SUBJECT §3 IMPORTANT TO YOU, OTMER RE* PCaTING OCES NOT MEET Minimum NEEOS, AND you mave FILEO NO REQUIREMENT) Ta. WE POLL PRESENT A REQUIREMENT SOON. | 2. QUA NEED OOcS NOT TARRANT A REQUIRE? MENT FOR CS @EPORTING. NAWE (Please print) COMPONENT EVALUATOR | IN | M ererAaon DATE REQUEST RECEIVED i Vsv tZ ibd 10-39 DATE EVALUATION FO@waRnodEo Neri tsa | 14-0000 a 3. 3 a _ COBFIDENTIAL ap ae) At (certprten fsa TOR: RECASSIFY_accoun 4 APPED PLOW) wae Golden - - ost Cvarvattnn anracy sar 1950 SINT es sistas | we head rrr {. wextoo/' Let” Union pee BMA 5159 we pe me ato. : Maxioan Government Purchase of Soviet Radioiectopes S: Oleasr corolete tris Tullgation with int: o wood C4 hewistion witrian emis 1? iter marked is printed in italics, please explain under Ev arcates tive is mpm st andied, Indicate cadices Dy "Ke? normaly, fut one X im each appropriate section, gtherwise, please cover exch of these for further pores on usevof this form, see reverse. a ; ScQJECT CF THIS OFPCRT 1S OF: COLLECTOR'S COAWENTS AND QUESTIONS — : . . Evaluator’ Corpwents.* asrects is pour Corments, twroetawce in PELation 7O . ous NESOS.” -: : . LaNFoRwaTION IM THES REPCAT: ———— i i en ora CONTOLDL TES To Cue ANOBLEDGE OF Tee SuBstCTs U. Secu ecaarey . co “steuwace. EVALUATORS COANENTS AM? FOLLOR+ UP OUFST IONS : . td. SvesTemrsaury faut et [Tite vserce ede coartmuarion rare ON? ULI Lic. roe ote yarn aT io D3, >. Sellicsestty In BaF OUTTA SC LACK OTHEE Ineoawartion : ‘ YO JVDEL ACCUMACY OF USEFULEESS cal . +— . ' . Botrae obevrvation o¢ Better saplod- on of source, both. . a Tye) tsrarey am Comernr) ee ET) 7. SD CHTECT APFECTENG USTFINWESS. ~ ‘ MR COLLECTION AFEDS - —_—_ —_—_— { 1 Patera aercaring warsy ° + weet oF cum ST aun NEEDS, a. ree ce ‘Dene oF 1 dD tenay af etm Oe * [ aaras7irs 0% t) feake. ereviere a. peetsstip Partion of tegwlronent . . , H voy be closed. i Dv. PeeT TARRY BLT NEED cant imues: a . SEER TERBLY i 4 + ter sumstc? 13 terceyanT fo vou, orere 8f- poeting ScCS NOT SF ET winter AFERS. and yo MATE FLEE NC Beoutorwrats? Coordinated with Lsp/al - ¢. ¥. DeLong T. Of SARL Fae ’ Ta. e.8 artp Bees an west se cs. : . F2,__=* ? ‘4 COMPONENT . ‘ “| eyaryates os [ WALLACE W, HOWARD rz _ ost : 4 DATE GvaLuaticn : L RCavtaT RECEIVED : , ‘ P| CONFIDENTIAL rs s-0a 14-00000 _ ( CSLLECT SR, JEVAS ATOR: tome arian zeney Cv acatans accaly . ! ware or { pissem, bn na ff ae 1 Novender 1950 _pmereee C523 /252, 953 x chie? | F1e.o cowry Ne xico/cubs NUMBER er ae SHE | 2: x -¢, Seaject . Propaganda Activities of the Cuban Exbassy in Nexiso Tatas of receiat of resuest. veet for completi¢n witnia ése evole iva\uaTSOs; | Please complete this évalyuatios ait tine is EXBAAKstangarg, indicate cnoices by e.% “If item maraea is printes in ttatics, ate "Evalustor’s Comments.* normally, put one X in eden égprooriate Section. Ginerwise, please Cover each of, these espects in your comments. For further wOTes on we of this form, see reverse. eter COLLECTOR'S COVAENTS AND GUESTICNS . . SUBJECT CF THIS WEPORT 1S OF: S i x] 1 ‘Major . “TN IMPORTANCE 18 I ; ~ - 5 servation To + LITTLE Cua NEOs. 4. ong INFORMATION IN THIS REPORT: B | Cont OLTCS TO Cur anOaLCSGE OF THe SUBICCTr > SHGNIF ICANTLY SuastanTcaLey . + wOOC MATELY . ~ . C paccumacy,* __ . . EVALUATOR'S COWEATS AND FCLLOE-UP ULESTIONS H. SUBSTANTIALLY TRUE &. Catolare oa. Oowdeful . tT relae Inforzation on cuban propecanda activities __ 3. CANNOT Of JUDGED. SEL 0. in Latin Arerica is of major and continuing » Stlatiow Fo fnew TnFoemaTIOne 7 ixportance to this office, which must evaluate - TO genes ree the aature, scope, ami extent of these activities rl ¥. USEFUL FOR CONF IAMATISN 2. USEFLA FOR NEW INP CRwATION in order to combat the=, Veet ty brown ~ 4. aT PRESENT Of LACK OTHER INFORMATION , | TO 4u7GE ACC UMACY OF USEFULNESS 1 o. Conflicts with previous info tien & Appears to de fadrication e USCFULNESS WOULD WAVE OEEN GALATEG wadTHs { 2. Lese detail ore summery j _ ba. Lene Feageentary arpeoech® — Berree organisation . More detass . Rotter cbeervetion or detter onpiai- i? tation of source, of both. i @. igTaTCD by COwMCANTI A Ty Fa, wo SEECCE AFFECTING VICFULNESS. Ouk COLLECTION NEEDS F OTHER ACO TMTING MEETST ij ave en ey Ov@ fMPCaTanT WEEDS. 4 a . Ok MINIM NECDS, 1 at ba. west OF Goa MINIMUM NELOE. + ; | va. Fhe GR NOAL OF CLA AE LOR, i a Tony FE TOUR ACGUIAL MENT FS civeo.) aercar satisercs bts nt PUhRY. MEDUIMCMEST CaN OL CLOSED. t a taediv. Porteon of cequirenent vt NCCE CONF INUES. oaa7 ua. ~ ee CRIGHOLY tae Subset 1S imMPORTAST TO YOS. OTata AEs pgaTing GOES NOT MELT winter KELOS, And y wank FILED MO MEQUIACMENTLD 4S , ec BILE PACSENT & BEQUTALYENT $00%. fue NEED DOES NOT wanAanT A REQUINT 4 2 ce CS RE PCeT ING. i oO t enemas ie jamie (Please reine) fcowponiat } PmoNe ' Flora M. Roth and heels: sis, VSIA 12-5475 TpaTe ALQUEST RACkI¥ED BATE Cvawcation foteana ld | Office of Research veaber 8, 1960 ! jovexber iL, ics) ead CONEARENC(ATL FPICIAL WSS ONLY 14-0000 COUFICENTIAL | kifegr “y ACCORDING FO ON peg DOTT Mid tbe ’ :ALUATION BY . Dspartrent of State. EVALLATING AGENCY {oissee, a [revota 503/151, 671 : : rev j “5126 L# . yS of recerat “Of resust. need for coerleti Ingicate cncices oy a." If item maraed is srinted in italics, pte serrally, 26% one A in each agorcoriate section. otherwise, please cover excn of Far further acves on use of tnis form, see reverse. COLLECTOR'S COVMENTS AND QUESTIONS OF THES RE SVSsECT ‘ . . iwromtasce in *Is this informaation of sufficient use or 2 RCLaTion Ta to warrant cisse=iration? “oun meas. CIYPRBVTES TS CLO wvcwrCIse LF Tee sOsectr | SUBSTANTIALLY MIOCRATFLY EVALUATOR °S COWWENTS AND FOLLOR* UP GLESTIONS ATOR ALYL T. SUBSTANTIALLY TRAE 7 ——————— es ss) a0 0. | — SD BELATICN TO Of mez . inecamatign, t re ~ = i °o Suffacsently baow hole peel fer” 13. pe S. Conflicts eath prevsaee snforaatean 7 a — . r = 0. € Appoees to de farcecetica G ~ . tl, dS a etd J et, . . f - o> : 5 boat : ; “ ? MAY PALSENT wi Vata STaCm ine j fs z: TO su0GE ASCLAACE Sa USEF oD oN ere re wanderee: aad pure . Z aererereesy EURO hand f1iN . _ Wt. Wore detaii _: _ LR *. a ssn ne ak ee ete Cone cone , iweco Kae . . D Less Sragrersary sipcarch as Tier errr £ Risleceiy eee eet Better organss ‘y ff fece Cee ene oe -" eee of meplrtinogg Tons eel ety ee s Better tataon NG SLEEC™ AFT EL Ine DOE eNOS. ne ya. La CR NN OFS panne atone Re dP Vola RTQViagaree GaTIShUhs Ts ‘ Ee eT FALE. ALG ro oparteally, Porteoa af roquatement t way de closed. ge PaRTEALLY. [email protected] Alas continues. t SUUSIYRY _! fae TuSefCT FS imPlaTasy fo yOu, OFnca ace ppatins GOES NOT MET wine lw ALLS, ane fOy PAVE FERCO NS AoC Thaw TCOMPONEAT oy Tat mee / ix: TOATE EVRluaTiGN Faas 14-09090 (COLLECTS EVA TOR: | cia REGUEST FoR EVELGATION BY Date oF 7 OrsTaie, 26-Sertexter 1960 - . . Country _ Mexico/Soviet Unton Subject time is ney ves jStansard. ‘Eval yator’s Caments.* “ ASDECKS- in your coments, LACT: OF THIS REPORT IS oF: a i OM MATION IN THiS REPCRT: wajer tmrceTance te ecLation To Ove waco. + moocratTEe vr TONTMEAUTES TO Que ERCOLEDEd OF Fag BUOIEETS —_——— 10. RIGNIFSCAMTAY- . — . 2. SUBSTANTEALOY, > wee ee = oo}, moocearauy I- . ores 4. mCGLIGrOLY | at macy, . SUBSTANTIALLY Tae - vo. certo —_—— 9. Doubs ful a. False $. Canno? Of sudeeo. ATION 70 OTMER INT OMUATICN. ‘ 2 1 USEFLL FOO CONF owet os + USEFUL FOR hte tmp oreetice | + Sufficcently taowe SAT PRESENT OL LACK OT eEH taPomuaTion _ TO su0GE aCCumaCy te wtCrui ees 3 Conflscte orth proveces snfecoation + dpocers 18 Be fabsecotece ~ SSE4VANESS BOULD HAVE SEEN CACATCR BF ime TTT) wore detaul ~ ~ bese detast, eae O8 NOME EF Fue Bist. 4 an tum MEQUEMEMRT OF CITED.) BEPORT areep ats . eutey imewany et CLOSEO. poctaedd Portvae vf svquirement o4, But abba Comtieuas. pemtoanay, Tort. Ch ueR Aes poe ge ee mE ET mre ehtDS, and . eve FERLCO NG PE QU OEM at ED ou er pecseat e Lagat SOON. Tom @LoutNee Mexican Governient Purchase of Soviet Radioisotopes [eALualca; Please comaiewe INis evaluation witm nO, tasiowe cnolces dy K.° wsraatly, gut one Rin each appropriate section. For furtner sores. on use of tnis form, see reverse. ( quantities of each isotope hovever, are not given. CONFIDENTIAL ASSTIFY ACCORDING To. “A ADDED I Gre wha US tracating C8~3/252,01h HNGIS9 RECL aGency orssew, ¢ nueree riteo Pirate) a De A DM ler LF f_.. Mays of receipt cf recuest. need for camletion £26 0, (f item marked is printed in italics, please esrlsin undar® Otherwise, pleases cover @acn of these couLeeroas COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS =”, EVALUATOR "S COANENTS AND FOLLOE- UP QUESTIONS It “to to impoceible to tell 4f the USSR prices | to Mexico -are in Line with world pricas or not. according to "a 1957 Soviet price list, potassiua is 3 rubles per a eillicurie, fodine is J-to 13 rubles per millicurie and gold {s 1 to 3 rubles per millicurle.depending™ upon the forn of the. carrier. According to the report the average price ig $0.15 per millicurie. 2h¢ Rodio isotope arices have changed in the US maraedly over the past few years. For exanplt, the price for gold 193 nas changed. fron 20 cents ‘per nillicurie pridr ; to Hay 1959 to 6 cents per rillicurie after May 1959. Unless more detalles information is obtained, the information has only acterate value to us. aoe Comront sf Prone he __, WLELERD S. SOM a a e/a ND oate t ATION FOREARDED 14-0000, ao ° ee ; yo gS pe vz ry . we ] ae ce Lh z Nw a Y, TO DA ADTED-GN FROST) LF UU ieey UY NG AGERCY j - | _ SIALREQUEST FOR EVALUATION BY. | patec‘os ofst ° Fito Ww __. = i 1 June 1960 | - Dut a¥ Bsa ercial. Office in-Mexico _ v oo, =o sn within OU days-c? receigt of request. wea: Por corsletion within this rSS. .tricate-thoicés by °K.* .1f ‘iten maraed is printed “in italics, please exolain under s Conments.¢ formatly, out one x In each. appropriate section. ctnerwise, please cover each of these asieits in your coments. For fartnet wotEs on use Of this forn, see reverse. . ———— = COLLECTOR'S COMMENTS AND CUESTIONS Abo ¥ajor . J . | . . Jute wcseeare { Y smpemrance om : - : b ‘eeiar.on ro ‘ j Ce BELIS. 3. arrtee ine Cawart icy IN TeiS REPORT: SENTRLOLTEe TS OCM ANceLCDGE CF Tat scasdcts Sroniricaataey 3. Necuiciay n acc.@ace. . - oh. SOSTANTaALLy Taye | . i = CHES BE - Soudtihul- - Sanngt of gurceo. $0 9. “ 1 , "oe ta ING cemaTion 1. : . ceva FORM CONF IAMATICN soy 7 Se : woe ret Fou nto Ns otwation : i . 3 Sa@fscaenely baoen ae ‘ ao PRESENT wl LACE OTHCa ENF Comat ON TS sc OeL ACCURACY CA CHERUL NESS a . € 7 - i$. Better odescvatson o¢ tarecee of source, of , REG AT MENTS ere + _—. | . Eonuy rf TOO Mh Quiade: 7 18 CaTeals acront| SarisvtEs ste ! + Fu akte OG ~ Pacteatiy ? sae de clos ge WNT YS. Re HS TRUTTAR? Go Secme° ane No MEGUIALeest 2 t wee cbeT wb BLOC meme? alter } S NST ebbtant & BE wLPlAT INS. , bz at Na it? Sere) ‘pate Evaiuab ion FORaar i é af s Mbseiat 14-0000 - SO CONFIDENTIAL Reena Nine aay é RECLASSi$¥ ACCORDING TO DATA ED ON FRONT) 99 JUt GRR j ons or eee y at 4360 : Mouey. “Oned fot seis-cr8 Surtberet bs the Mexican dovarnment. Luatoe: please complete this salsution mrtnin Gl days of recelot of reaucst. sees Vor Cunpietion within tals : tite ts Seloritysstandard. indicate encices dy *1.¢ 1P item maraed 18 printed In italics, please exalsin wider *Lvalvator’s Comments. -pormatts, WE cre x In cack aperoyriale section, otnermise, plsase Cover each of these - asoects In your corments. .For furtver eaTes on use of tnis form, see reverse, SUB sCCr CF THES REPORT A$ OF: : COLLECTOR'S COMMENTS AND OUEST IOAS wa . . sercarance 10 : a v. - a a arm @tratian te + , . ‘ ° 1. ao . : . - : INS CAMATION 16 THIS aeroat: . : . . Le Pfcoatareutses Fo ove amowedet or vt 8 3 } a : OS RS a a A oe aoe ee: . ~ a ne cae srcnivicantey r - - ~, is wooreatage | : . = : , - ph SteerGomer - : aa € = etn = Tastiarvw 4 EVALUATOR 'S COMMENTS AND FOLLOO-LO OUEST IONS .4. a | cote Cannot Of svOneo. EC 9. ; ec.aticm fo GTnE® INFORMATION, : ‘ bt PRenent es Gace Oteen varoowstees | TO sudOd BCCUMECH O8 USEFUL MERE , Comttiata eeth prevt forvetses { . Appeere to de fedsicaty ‘ epee | E fuses vinl ss woud mavl BF Um GeCaree Bite. . . Detter oraant otion 1 - 1h. Motaes odoccvetsan ov better onpies: { t feties of course, of beth. ' é pes terete ie Tomwant? ttaties Ctien of rvgusreesee be ei ot tee @ BFK IGHAL BOM C5) MEP OOT sas aweTiom Om suesects | CTEAEE VO writen Glog Paceloed Cesentim AS care 28. mNe CIP NG Yur OREO TRUTTLE® 08 SROan, TF Wee meee -200 NQ MEQUIAC OL NT.) nan SSR IONSna nD RO NPT Soe ee Oekk PRESENT A REQUIREMENT BATo in 30 avs, bo ee 2B. Bue ATED OCHS NOT waaMaNT & ALQEIEA - went GM C8 MEPORTING, . Dn nt RR NY COMPORERT PuOnt uw Rebaar Vacen _lone/sfre/sP _ F036 p bard ACoutsT RECEIVED “Oare my TOM FDAUAROLO it UV 196, 8" 39 Shevsous CONFIDENTIAL soos 1d: 98 14-0000 a LES) conewentiaty: POR/EVALUATO ® RECLASSIEY ACCORDING TO: DATA! QUEST FOR EVALUATION BY_ _ ORR ’ Disstw. weeta “sate of Oisteie, 5-3/3! | 16% Union Susdect Soviet Sian to Sell beng tibucstca: Please corptete this valuation autnin Qaays of receipt of request. 8 Sire is sriority/(stansarg, idicate Croices ty °A.2 Af Ito marked be printed fa” itat les, please éxolal "tral aztores Comments normally, rel was in each aporopelate section. Otnereise, please cover eacn stoecte in your commests, For furtrer ec7t$ on use of this form, see reverse, . : Tos SURACT OF THIS Aeroat, 18 OF, i COLLECTOR'S COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS. re rn es a . LF. wete bate ! iePcoraact s@ - -—_—_. - . - ; af.atice ro : . : . ih wit our aseos, . : . : 1 @. en | . : Py : eat IN (UAT ICH IM THIS BEPCAT, : : wee . _ . . Chetareetts 10 Ove Bnoeioca oF Tad suesse ts + t sremisicantee | - oe t * wet —nenmmenncennte emer aaa OT EVALUATORS COMMENTS AND FOLLOR- UP GUEST IONS Cems amtiaae Tae a en ne 8 ceesiale - oe : cee Fale oa vi F998 CONF aMATION i a ce tN om er ne, E cbleuk 80 Bie imrOawati on : oe ie oo AT PRESENT OE Lata Ofmea tat uswsl Se H FO sudGl aCCumacy om Userucmete fr ae —: “NN 16 Comfticte eth provteve talaraetisa nee pam ne Laeenenwerte ste ameraeun ttus oem Asevere to be fedeteation ! - we QU MEMENTS : j cn a ee et . Om. 9 17 Sw PEGV HOLMEN 19 CITEO.? ecocar) . 1 . “ho weit) BEGLIMEMERT Ce i ee iannan : ; 1 £8 Pocteolly. Postron of coquiresent . aon be clesed. . A eameteemammmeel out RETO CONT o meet. i CELOLE TO wll Stet Ieon-oed SERCH T EMS PaceIDES CESENS EAL tescmwalion Cm See sEET. sis om & Toe CHECMED “RETIRE? O8 “mene. ® Bad 10 vG~ whut FILED BO MLOCIAC MEAT.) ot wien PRESET & aie LACM? atte am 99 Oars. 2 ree GLb FED GOES NOT WARRANT & BCGUIOE- i wear 729 CS ALPOATING. . ‘COMP OntRT ore f/H5 DATE Evaluation FoORwaROED co t . d seqene Ertke “SATE REQUEST ACCEIVED 14.90000 © ERENCE. | OUMENT DISPOSITION a. teanaeteets vo a rues ~ . : __ LET nt NP ewat toa. _. "som SeeTeT DOCUMENT =. SL LED RET FLT CONTROLS SECTION CY . 2s-t7sgai se. eeeeeeeecee ee a at oe. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO > . BTy BGT cor ceecose toerrone. SECRET bye o 7 Co CONFIDENTIAL * Lt. LIFE AT thee : ; _ (COLLECTOR/EVALU"OR: RECLASSIFY ‘ACCORDING TO Dy” ADLED ON FRONT) “CIA REQUEST FOR EVALUATION BY cate OF ONsTAND. muwotn ay Aa . Stee Country 2 Nate [Seas L. nt oo viwwe Dy [sweet __ Sane ete Na pechal tees physio yf Gays of rec€ipt of request. meod for completion witnia this } Sicate choices | oy 10 item marved Is printed In Italics, please exctain under *Evaleater?s Corserits.* wormatly,. put one a ta each appropriate section, otnersise, please cover eacn of these aspects in pour comments. for further aotes on use of this form, see reverse. . sie act Of Tats MEPORT 8% OF: . " COLAECTOR'S COMMENTS AMD CULST 1003 . } surcorance om aecateon 76 Oul artos. UNF OPMAT 106m sh Tis REPORT: B [conrereires Te Gus amOOLLOGE OF THe BVOsECTS t Cameco of suPotd. 38 0. - Xfi oe eeeare MEGUEAE OE NTS | mecca mrernr ener nen + ae 1Ougy EF VONe OF EUIM rer OR COTES G ae eateasoca tf. t t Pye + PREG oe? nay be od. i? Partiet sul mite fontie a NEt Arm SECedt 10 ems ie Lig tese-i th ereceting oy GJ meceroey ase weias mmeobwallSe Ow sumsects “4 Cir tm @ vey Cmrcaso “RATER” OF *mGet o* ant iF vou mart Path mg Quins seut.t V. OF whey Pee Fo & AF QUIAE ERT BIT . ee - CUM BTED OCHS BOT eagmant a eequted: : wtnt ce C3 AC PORTING. wT ~ TewPontet Puont at (Pleane print) tvauarce °C PE, Feerene nt, VW. ORR /as[e} & X35FR a4 iar T RECEHVED ° DATE Coalvatiom FORARDED |S cn. IGE 2971104 .196 @ ue Some 2 fescue ARUP inPupeet an . “ \ - - JOS ge.t _ Sectat Bee CELFCTOR EVAL | CIA REQUEST FOR EVALUATION BY. ftties. a. were © 3=3/573,266 _ Gilet Comtry_fexico/Soviet Unto a dee Oye Hy t = tetirttce: eteere cplete tris vatustion sittin SO 3353 oe. rece! 0°. reguect.” Lise ta eriovity staraied. indicate cncices by *1.* 4F ites macvet ts orlated Int Ctvalsatsres Comments.© pormally, pet one a in eacn aporceriate secilon, otnerelse, please cover'each’ of aspects is ne coreents.: For further acres on use of tals fora, ce) revere, a — . a COLLECTOR'S CORBANTS AND OUEST LOS terestowé 10 lo trie informition of sufficient use or valus otvation te to warrant dissonination? Ploase coment. - we ‘eetoe, , . uaa: & C Came Nts ae ernie: w Od ST 10NE P Ore SE ees roo Peer es . Ptaa 2 (S C8? dey eihivrwty “ a Mate ott Oe sd, AM ayb aw pha ' ad chet Ser mtn ten wed Ke ew te ty Ca tne ale corm hos Ke aod vom ¢ ve ve ry , tee Age May wanes ae wed ate tee rmeeony faae tf fae oh : + OF @pabsae se vars dee deel tte to shed OFC wert CO uw 7h de foot en ince wf qete Se . a ee oe eo crrweored ~ Ph ee wee OOD isos mer gies ‘bb aomelen Tare . . : . ly : secemerenee g owe ga thor oe Ae wf yeh | baw ® ¢ ° , savtlvr wy J penance nn Are Pian frets ere: - > _ OP pooereny pyraredeneg ch ee So ee : Pores: Pdbaceesiaon te Sateae snpdas> ae ot vogern se Fete } cour tou we wu were Ot Le Ba a BFE cane Retin Oe sehen ah ene ani mei enim waist see re ea SLT rT ae) aevearean ate Pe @sane ro me : j'- Postrebty Pestsen Py) ee aoe Oh afaant Bir, Tt 18 eeness $e weste etens ws i PRETO d HERERO TTA ter ros ft ‘ . ——— fo hots j eat gn cement ee ermammem say 4995 rmcmnerne nem emmenar A 18 woe * i ed were | Coe tm & omy comceee “yattae® ca Sart. * sag! 10 Vaz meee CtySe we BLEU eiee att \" Oe te Uo ders ho mea Gtr) Seen ant fe Tb eteviet: a ee one ceerememmermna 9 ePrerrry Lay 2 aeae : ! sy ’ A) | a wavsaron! fea 1 oF oe eee Cee cnet Tpeve ot Toate tyavatien §6ewaeoed Fes 21) Aisech ree ee Std Nate stems ange tte og AS ements ee ee nee Coed ~ eo oe bee ears 14-0000 wWint e,ecifio rupsets of ari soe vent. fre 2 * . i . i a . : 3 t , - - ae - a ‘ 3 ! * fo. a Loe _ ~ ~ vere Hl : Infores ties on the wee uf ecelfeery offersd op agald ta Nextea op So” Coe i : ‘atin Anerfes $2 avndJatilea ir|as overt eourcoa. oS i . Iavomeét ios 30 priess fe intemetiar en useful. Fries qaels Clone wouls a erees an * : ; "ya mare Pedevs. Af oye cit (fone oo voll oo aectin\ nunbors vers awallable, ’ ie i forsatton dredratie; wheter fovlet prices omfora to or vary Pros vor - . i . woe 1 3 repeat p.dnen, : . i : . : Intucy tion un pada thet the Gneieta ano Gntereates in taying daoot ' : awe deterteme, althoush tude Ja generelly va.bletie Tr 2 overt tourcaa. é : t i i i ' é ; ' rn 1 . & 7 1 5 ! H i t “ z a . . - _ ae - i ; . oe 14-0000 SECRET. . _ Sen HOW 8496, 12 Feb 1960, LATKICLE, filoe C/VHD'a office, . . . This dispateh vas written by FID in reply to WMA 14362, 2 Jon 1960 and should be reviewed before LISEAT or LIMIT are euteitted for reneval. 7 aera ca yon ayer SECRET 44-4000 TEN QUID DISPATCH __Gaiet of Station, Naiioo LASSE ATORY | SECRET/KAPOK. , Chiei, WHD’ — Re Chief, KUDOVE: ’ Attn: Division D Gjects LirsaT and LIRA? See para. 5 “| INDtING “caN-ef PUDGED r BY QUALIIED HQ DESA ONLY : réferred diractly to specific messagest by content;. by seeking clari- would appreciato receiving, at an early date, any Headquarters coments, EH-A-1393b, 16 Oct. 1959 HH~A-13628, 2 Oct. 1959- le During the reéent TOY visit to this Station of David M. SREDLUND(p) of KUIVUBE"D, the interrelationship betwoen the corversatians recorded under Project LITEAT whicn bear on Soviet Coemunication and the regular provision of the hard copy of Soviet official diplomatic coma munications obtained by tue . LIE? activity were discussed, ‘The S,ation Aridicatéd that frequently LIFEAT ottained conversations which ftoation of garbled or missing groups; by officials wo are to or have signed.the message in question; and on one or two occasions the ae messagas(admittedly not sensitive) wero dictated to secretaries ower the telephom. 2. Exastiples of the above conversations were forwardéd to Heade quarters in reference dispatches, The conversations with FREDLUND resulted in tha euggestion that KUIUBE D should regularly.receive-the- LIFEAT material when it relains to sovivt messages. Also that KUTUBE D dn forwarding this type of LIFsAT material to COI.CH would record that the drop copies of the Sovict massages are normally fommariea to ODINCH (source LIXMIT) amt that if there is any value to ODINGi in n tying the two sources together for further processing by ODINCH, the, Station would cross-reference the forwarding dispatch nunbers, This: Station 3. “This Station ia wWiling to continue to exploit. LIFSAT m terial for [AURICLE purposes should this be julged of value ty Headquarters, At the present time Wehllard C, CURTIS is personally - handling this phase of LIFEAT reporting. Ne KUTUBE D should note that at the present tine the LIEUT aarce le providing Soviet, Japanese, Czech and Polish drop copies t the Station. The traffic is over one-nonth old upon receipt ant is in Station's hands aly for a few icura, The source is capable nowever of obtaining traffic from all somwces filing officially in Mexico City and the Station can do this without 1: creasing the operational risk, 5. Tho Hexico City Station would appreciate any comments or guidance on either this phase of LIFEAT reporting or, of LIENIT Wiich KUTUBE D Moos Co Willard ¢ S. QuaTS~ 13 Jan, 1960 Distrib: ticn: 3 = HOS(L = Chief, KUDGVE: ; Attn: Division D) 7 Lf * AL, . Looe nara : oe _ ; \ c, —— . ~ yo a “_: + HMMNAELL3723 °° ~ ‘ , HMN-A-14383 °-» . : ° ~“ ca Unior reference B photographs of hard copies of Soviet traffia for November 1959 were. forwarded to Headquarters, (SOURCE: LIDGE _ ; “eon 27 Novaaber 1959 the following conversation took placa: “Anatoliy Alekseyevich PAVLENKOV tells Viadimir KOLOKULNIKOY that -he just -spoke with New York. PAVLEuKOV says that: PEGLOV( ph) Called. PAVLENKW says that lioscow wants to know how many luncheons and dinnere there were yesterday, _PAVLEXKO saya he counted 3 luncheons and una dinner. FAVLE:KOV says that a cable should be gent sayin; that on the 26th the bankers gave a lunchesh for MIXOYA! and that HIXOYAN gave a dimer for the officials of the Jovernment. Another thing Hyscow wants to know what word was left out in KOLOKOLNIXOV's cable which was about KOLOKOLNIKOV' a account at Poza Rica. In BELTRAN's speach thera apparently was one word left out by thé operators. “OLOKILNIKOV will look at tha text and see wint it is, FAVLEKKOY will come over and then they wii sond the cable. KOLOXOLNIKW then sugiests that they call BEGLOY in New York and give him this information, KOLOKOLLIKOV. will do that. RKOLOKOLNIKOV tells WO(woman outside) to write dum what he tells her. KOLOKOLNIKOY tells hér that yesterlay the linistry of Industry and Trade, SALINAS, and the Preaident of the Banco - - “Exterior, ZEVADA, gave a luncheon. for MIKOYAN et the Hotel Ambassador, In the evening A.I. MIMUYAN gave a dincer for officials of the. ied Maxican Government. KOLOKULKNIKOV adds that tne speech that A ROLDAN(sho&ld be ROWAN insterd of BELTPAN) made the works "to show’ were left out. KOLUKOLNIXOV tells her to send this to Moscow, KOLOKOLNIKOV wlll call tomorrow and let WO know wien he will return. KOLOXOLNIXOV has to get nis visa from the Americaa Embassy. /Willard ©, OURTIS 20 Jamary 1960 Distribution: 3 - m3 Pat Tage antes as abt te. EDA : rar od ER ‘ moar Arana . a meen! 14.90000 CASS ATO DISPATCH | sear Chiet, WHD Gnief of Station, Nexo Sovist Comunteat iors NO DEMING & faueo : besewaua . nl re: ie ceaincs CAN WA ad. Call to Attention af KUIVBE/D. ait Bee ESE one one ‘Pevtaeecesy —— el Params cee ee enc a aa remem ; me ky HM A-13938 SOURCE: Liveat LOGRICE) ‘ B, We-A-U372 © 1. The folloving is a quotation of a conversation held’ on 2 December 1959: : . A marvouteide called .the Soviet Rubassy, introduced -himeelf “as Yovgeniy N. VOYEVODI and asked Yelena Ivanovna FILIPOVA, secretary of the Commercial Office, if he could still send cable off(that late) on that date. FILIPOVA promised to try to got -the cable off, VOYEVODIN then sald he wished the cable sent tos -RAZNUEXSPORT, Moscow, 9019, 9021 and then ~ dictateds - “Exposition -will close on J5th of December, To deliver the souvenirs is too late. VOYEVODIN.® 2, It ie requested tut this pouch be routed via KUTUBE/D. Mieod re 20 Jan, 1980 Distribution: 3 - ms fo fw oe “ge SED Te eee SECRET /KAPOK 14-0000 [we WEN Hae “Pigape reate tin dispete: cr Ca Swe) | TTA a ee SCR BAL IK Bo OkrnAal43. . 1. Under sofébance B potora.hs of tard oopisa of Sovict Imbassy traffic (Source: LIHIT) for !oventar 1957 ware forwarded to: Fead= quer tars. . . 2. On 23 Novewter 1959 Viodinir Pisa. Ti 8prke witn Ivan Ivecovteh(posstbly FLV) in Sew York. & ‘LULDLZ KON eaid he wished a catle set to Moscow eoucermin: We de,ariure ov Ansdtap I. HInweu(Soviat Viee trailer wea hna bee. visiting: "ex.c9, 16-25 Hoverber 195Y)e ‘MiLukKuhh IZ satd he birgelf weld Fy out "on Ronday .® A worm, toox t.e telshone and KILUAuL TkU? dictated the following: ° . : : "Today ot 09: local tive the -irut usputy Hinketer of the Council of |.inistere USSR, A.T. MIZIAE, and his éseartinrg garty Mew out of tha “a Lil of “azico on the [1-11 for tho Fatherlacd. :IRVIAN was seer. offet t.o airport by the Kisister of Pore: Affaira of Paxtou, Mer.el Tibi tha }inbleter of Poreicgn irode, Raul SA, 'rASy > inloter of Fdueation, Tudi!a Rodets and officials af the vovelon al istrye The Soviet Arkasaudor to Maxico ales saw A.T, CINTA afl, : V1, HATIKIN, ard workers of the vorlet lrb atm « elore the Might ont 2. 1. “2 R0YA)) sade a snort slesen (. widen he thonkod the ?regident of hextco, LiIPEZ Yateos, members of the Fasion: Govertsw:t, we wolo vexicar people fur Uw warn reception wiic, waa sham iin api hie eacerting party in © thair cowitry.” Je KOLOROLAIKW then dictated anotar cable, Tnis cable was tne mescayn th.t PIMZAN want Gan aboard 1ig plane te the “rcaident of Pexico thankin: in far tne reception st ho weceired tn teaxiom. (ek) The trawlator "slippa® aniddi cot transeribs tris cable verbathice) dillard ©. GURVIS 2 Jancar; 1°60 Moetritations 3° FS PAGE %O tu 14-0000 Local ‘file No: a 1 tos Sta Willard ¢; cthirrsyf Olstribution: =. - By copy to: 2: “Hgs(1 for KUNRAP) _ _.. = Files(1 w/att) . “Orally to: :_ Ay _LIAAYAR=2 de FEAT/ Source, Cperational Data, and Comments: . . References: ‘ ; SUBJECT: Alicia RIMES) 3. (Garzun) Source obtained the infor-ation contained in the attached report from his sister, who is a journalist, and from a capy of the magazine on wich subject is employwd, He also obtained infomation from an address imvestiga- tion on subject. Owing to tne type of inforcation dev-loped on RiwERO, she - - ds- being included in this Station's series of LCT OVE subjects. re ind Classification SECRET ron no, , . Sc - é a a fiw “yeah et “Hexteo ee “REPORT NO: HM-1931 0 Alicia R10 6. (Garzun} Bo oar OF INFO: May > Aasat 1956 PURE ACQUIRED: Mextea Chty bate OF REPORT: 9 Sept. 1956 . } : Stic cirles 3.2 paras 1, d Source 5: “Source with access to: Soviet official Jecles. in Yexics Boise (pera 2). | Pp me RRR Bie toltovinal pfoeat : bao a GP ‘seentast er. ' “An inves siga ; ob given: ‘ag that of ‘subject, showed it. to te osciized by ; ere: “HARO. Her husband Y ts Telated to Castata A, fARO Oliva, husband of Nad uaa ttre, Who: . is an actress ‘tn a show called co ar Colonels,# Nf .~ 2cia a 209l2 2 . 24 It has been ascertained that on 7 May 1955.aTha Oliva, &@ movie producer, was in contast- wita 1 rh é dntellivzerice Officers tity:Le . ‘, He: oe, hy ——f- Ae ies — 3 3. Alicia ROMERO 6. heres EY f charse of the a aetaphie depart. ae rent of a magazine naned~ ida. a Juarez. 20-22 in . ae ee get grietenen amelie wane ene ee \7e _ “ENT: A copy of tats magazine oe caren in Station files. S! tes e director of the magazine is Jorg! SEARO Cabrends isbatl of Faria Sugenia \ Romane de ARO (noted akove) and he fesides: at. ‘Avenida Coyoacan 62ha2, He Pays 750 Pesos per month rent. a Jt Alicia ROMERO G. is” ‘the Soon woof, Jorge HARO Cabrera. She 1s the daughter of Maria de la Luz( widow RoKERI. Alicta RoNRO reportedly is the mistress of Various Politicians, She clains her homé to be at Av, Coyoacan 62-2, Alicia 22k -29 is reported tote Pro—Comzuni.st anz to be a member. of the FRI. She is tobe Supported t by. that party. in the ‘Forthcoming elections for the Post of . Federal Deputy. A described ag Major -HARO , APCKOY, Soviet Galtura) and ; = ¢3 Eyez £S ame i _ 8 COMMENT s«:. "Hers catinections With politics ani ‘politicians ‘explain Some of the “Feport hoved in. ‘the reference, oo . 4 FORM HO. gs. ; we 1959 52738 PAFvious ‘ i Y gna? “enero Jel - $3435 LAT USSR MUET_eveTiRAe pid INTL BCE ‘SFFICER. A MEXICO - A Steeshn - Sar on TMAY 56 5083 “As my CENTRE wit BATIK Hike CUR, A MRR PREDECER Dei Sei, MSE NV eae en a
104-10188-10002.pdf
104-10188-10002 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 i Pit te _ We Le: are, TAT EPtAL PEVEPSER AT cf. ui ALOUAPTENS ry TOUS SPLECE COPIEEEEL os a: SASS ALIOIS STADE ‘ocinp ns FILE TITLE/MIMEER LOL: AD Acta Suunacch SIL BY, . \ . . - . Teme es eee eee me em ee \ - . mm a name me ne ee a ee ee nee INCLUSIVE DATES: Lo the. LEI —- CO. eg. 1 FL - _f “CUSTODTAL UNIT/TOCAT ION: Lal | (ORC ee \ - : — pao: 7 2B. . . nn 4 PANY: _. an DCLET fON aoe : . : - soho : ee eS | RECEIVED TRETURNED: Rv iricig renin CPPENT IAL | > ne DAY HARD UA Y..— (Ban Hancdiuon = DAW HORUS Row. Hocmadssrongs> PVE! Gf OFFICIAL . an 029 WE DE fo ae No PCCUMENTS MAY RE CoPmUR OR RLNOULGO RPOL TEES ELE 2/% navddng , ot Ate & ‘ ath 14-0000 nn eee te te eter ton oot ba mantnets ene swe 2593 THIS FILE HAS BEEN PROCESSED AND ‘RETIRED. DO NOT CONFIDENTIAL; NOTICE. ADD ANY DOCUMENTS TO THIS FOLDER. FORWARD CS -- - _. DOCUMENTS THAT SHOULD RE INCLUDED IN. THIS FOLDER TO RID/RPU GE-58. - NOTICE CONFIDENTIAL (7-13) 14-0000 oe a oesteov Oa eee _ LDENTITY. FOR USE AS LiFEAt Baséhouse KEEBER. “IDENTITY” - TO REPLACE I.IFEUD +5 AND LIFEUD-(5: WHO ARE RESIGNING . : ” ERPECTIVE 31 AUGUST 68 AND MOVING TO GUADALAJARA 2. -POUCHING COMLETED PRG PART ONE. HQS WILL et NOTE THAT IDENTITY IS UNMARRIED SISTER OF LIFEUD- 24. A f 3. STATION ‘AND LNPURE TRACES NEGATIVE. © re SECRET. _ ns BT _ ; SECRET 14-00000 anvanct Cosy QO $$uL0 a . x. ; : - weet” A UASSIIED MEsSAct Tor Comrs » AQUTING NO/OR INITIALS “SECON OF mame a Be —— oh. I _s CLassiry YO rue at " ts Ostew ov. Bi. “h, ase TO Pune no. ue io Deer to > Se C: RET weESaE a s Ore mE 1 ~ res Pe Ee ShessI6SSO3 DIRECTOR - 7° + LEFEAT mo ae a . oes a, REFERENCE? MEXICO city 6630 jes508) mo IDENTITY: EMMA (ZUECK) RUFFINI DPOB: 22 SEPT 18° IN SIERRA MQJADA, COAHUILA 7 CITs MEXICAN ss =. - ADDRESS: XOCHICALCO 329 APT 7, MEXICO 13, DoF bn, “ce, MARETAL STATUS: SINGLE a I : FATHER? FIDEL (ZUECK) S. (DECEASED) : . - MOTHER: VIERGINIA RUFF INI DE ZUECK (DECEASED) _ OCCUPATION: PRESENTLY UNEMPLOYED. LAST POSITION WAS SECRETARY AT OFFICE CIVIL REGISTRY IN CHIHUAHUA, CHIHUAHUA FROM 1955 TO 1968. — RESIGNED POSITION TO MOVE MEXICO CITY. rd SECRET . 8T SECRET 14-0000 CONTINUATION OF _ OEP ATCA actea spell saiere incre pdee se? Py payors Am@died Hesorandups @ v, Cae. bl bas LIRISK explov en. Ktarted extensive. . eorko an the -erea around LIPEAT Annex 6... Because of Ayeet tne wan shat cume and-all of the LEFEAT lines were pene’. hin peecnafion Bork was cumpleted on 21 June and the ase Rouse’ Was DaCK in operation au early July. rhe uvatise this tosee LIRISK vork i: the area around LIFEAT Annex. 8 caused - “Su a: trom 32 April until early May. =. Phe ebosure of this tasehouse 4, Os Pane 1868 the Statver made The. decision to ¢cluse down. LIFEAT Anes 3 apd move (he casehousexeepern , LIFEUD-35 and 36, to atethe: area, The reasons tor this decision were two-fold: ay oO LESRED gh and «fio cea have four ofitiren and annex 5 warn too emalbi fae ther, 'o8) the annex needed extensive repairs which Soope petased te lave done because Ne was planning to sell iia A Trew baseRuase An the la the ainstad 6 was Ciueed on 2O June. Wand tare! coverage Commenced ta early: July, veo. was located and Annex, Tie basehouseseepers are now in Annex: LO, Parapyranhs 7 8 and Desplatn the reduced’ coverage provided ft. LEPEAT: sering the three gunth perlod under review, SECURITY n security tacidenta occurred during tnis period. Ti. Ne know PLANS Le tt presently appears that LIFEUT+}5, basehousekeeoer, elll pe transferred ny bis company to the Guadalajara area, If this vccurs, we wil} accent the resignation of LIFEUD-5 and -15 atd oiose down Annex %.- In view of this Project Officers presertivo are Lookiaic for re; jagements and Operational ‘Approvals whil we requesfedg a8 suo as suitadle st Andidates are located. for Wridare ©, CURTIS ~acmiithly isadary. which: - 14-0000 S ECR ET Oris 302 JUN. 68 1 j MEXICO cITY INFO DIRECTOR: ’ } : JBECHO | weer tofu io ae rae wo Diner. TO. HEF MEXICO CITY 603syih- aye 5i\. REGRET SEARCH HDGS FILES FAILED. DISCLOSE RENTAL LEASE OR . OONTRACT FOR. ELECTRIC SERVICE. — SECRET -:) SECRET fea | fb suet 14-0000 opera Ree nmanrnnrmrnennsrinn meen TS 7 . . oo Term care oe “ag woot . = , ee ee . bag oe = - =e 7 ° _ 2 | ot yok : So, \ 83 duae a9¢35 _ | MESORASDUW FOR? DDPAPS. LS ceed SUBJECT: ; Project LiF eo Request. for - Increase. i uo : : : ta Transportation Veniele Allovance. cre _ 2 _ - . a : 1. It 48 requested that the TVA for Project LIFEAT te , incressed fron six to eight to‘cover the uxe of two addition=- i a - @&l cares . i ae os aren ow + re wee eee... i‘ POV of Carol K, ZINSXEISTER (P), translator £300 ser : ‘ . : Do - @anniuna * : POY of f LIFEUD/SS, safenauschoaper, ($280.48 oe no ov “ponth Vo Pos 2, Funds for the above Pov allowances in lieu of ; ’ ; reinmburaezent by the milo are included in tke project venowal, . | . . i an oo a . : y ae eh oo an Aout 0A Las 3 ° : oo. . fo J. uffan ; % .4 fs Chief, ¥A/1 / Se 0 li abe eee ee tees ee : i ad & : . : ' ? a H H ‘ o i . : ¢ - 4 : . -* : i ; ’ ’ Looe - : ! ‘ } . - : H : ~y . 2 ‘ 2 Po gt an de . ay - . . - 14-0000 QassrRanoaS SECRET “Action Réquiréd:° For Your Information "~~ Bae : Commitments-for several assets involved in the LIFEAT Project. ° & These MOCS reflect salary changes effective 1 July 1968 as 1. ‘Forwarded herewith are amended’ Memorandun | of Oral re follows: ; : ASSET HQ 201 - . INCREASE PER MONTH . : LIFEUD-2 . 201-117970— $ 25.60 LIFEUD-3 201-117971 — _ 29.80. LIFEUD-6 - 201+117978:- — Sée bélow (Olga A, PARFINIK) . . ; LIFEUD-24 201- 119525: ; 30,00° LIFEUD-32 201-749002 —" 24.00 - | = LIFEUD-35 201-740227 —— 24.00 : ; 2. The salary for LIFEUD-6 (Oiga A, PARFINIK) was changed : from an hourly rate to a flat monthly rate. The figure reached was calculated from a six-month average of payments, The actual increase amounted to Slightly less than $10, 00 per month, : ; a . Continued..... Distribution: . - Chief/WHD w/att h/w ~ Chief/Finance Division w/att h/w ‘A : _ ; . _ ttachments h — Oka hover he “ AilLathed. aad feted bof pra ricdec CSOY lila As stated herewit CROSS REFERENCE TO 50-6-32/2 _ SECRET { Pertinent 201s 14-0000 : CONTINUATION OISPATCH.- a 3. ‘The increase per” imonth sect fon. was added to this” ° dispatch. be ‘a review: of ‘the files: indicated ‘hat several” oe r wocs had. been Submitted incorrectly... S.8s, ‘the -LFELT.. a Pohesa vy the previous: KOC was actually the OO USE PREVIOLS EDITION SECRET | Shoe ah ——— In May 1968 FEINGLASS processed Li special reels of LIFEAT material, HA 31880, 13 Juns 68 ( ne indication of what was "special about them) CA SFCAT tgp 1400000 we 25 Aprii 1968 |. amas “Fou. weirs See 2 “pequestes. that a transportition vehic} e le ‘it a T. de ‘authorized to cover: the - allowance undér. Project “LEFEA use of 5 POV e : : cone for LIFEUD/3 in the ‘gmount, of 9a4 a month or ee $288 ‘per annum. oe one for LIFEUD/S in the amount of $24 a wonth or $288 per annua, ,o.. . one. for “ LIFEUD/7 dn the amount of $40 a month or - $480 per abnup. ; ‘one for LIFEUD/8 in the amount of $40 4 month or . $480 per annun mo one for LIFEUD/24 in the amount of $40 a month or $480 per annus 2. Funda for the above POV allowances in lieu of re- imbursement by the mile are already provided in the project. WW, J. Kaufman Chief, WH/1 -LIFEAT Copy 2 14-0000 5 £36.00 « aunth Saymoat to £ -ecthorisetion 1s ocae ied “wy wesres. Od eae yeaa ae orem BuO ae aagpert- a $40.00 0: tia t patent 1, , Mi fer ‘the aoe Of Bis HOF. oe ~ Liveat: ‘[perease. the LIFRSY ma trea ez to @ix Gatherisatioes so fellens: uv-2887 $24.00 monthly te LIFEU-3 $34.00 moathly t LIVER 3- $60.00 moataly to LIVEEO-7 $40.00 monthly to ah | oe. 00 masthly to LIPVERD-36 Lithongh aes-4652, antad 32 peemmbor 1985, atared that a TYA v2a net "aeconaary fer the LIFED's, at 4a requested that their ésteminatien bo reviewed te ibe iight af ise cammmts ta the Bepténber 1668 for /Wilieré C. CONTIS- TT 14-0000 - . ye . , . : AB . : - re a |. 2B. August 2967: 3. -Amondsigii't of M4 tor Antonio DOUBLETTE 2. (201-312729) . REFERENCE : Form 124 dated 22 November 1966 pe re eee 5 _ 1. Ia accordance with Reference, Subject was granted an QA on 22 November 1966 to permit the WH/7/Haiti Desk to . i utilize Subject as a Creole trafslator of unclassified tapes, a Subject was recruited in December 1966 and hag been per~ —_ forming this function satisfactorily since that tine. : 2. It te ‘now requested. that Subject's OA be amended to permit WH/7/ilaiti Desk to utilize his services to trans- late sensitive telephone tapes (LEFEAT) from the Spanish, : Prench and Creole languages into English. To date the “of Hexico City Station has. been providing. Headquarters with a translation of the Spanish aad French portions of this intelligence take, with Port-au-Prince Station assisting with translation of the Creole portions. Recently, Lowever, _ the Port-au-Prince asset departed Haiti and, at present, -neither Station has the capability to translate the Creole ‘portions. Since it is believed that the Creole portion may contain important operational information from a CI stand- point, the Hatt’ Desk proposes toe utilize Subject to fulfill this gap, Subject will be polygraphed before he ts given ‘this added task. Your expeditious attention to the above “request: would be appreciated, 3. &XIf you. desire further information, please call Ruth Lehman, Wi/7/Haiti, x5595. ' ' : | C1/0K.. ' ; ; a ; es nt eee ne nn ee en ; Robert W. Berg ‘Chief, WH/7/Ha ist CONCUR ; : DIST: O%1 - CI/oa; 1 ~ Evuow-1 (1) - C/WH/1; 1 - Chrono ‘ eel ' wine wth wes we mt so AZ duly 2967 TARE BOCRETAMAT Qs MINATIONS » tt +: H 1. S$. .Yaxtey. Se wig Legay ace 6282 - wocom = eu in crane Coe, it p RD COPY | ee. enti amet nwe Gankeatea . " - ne ames 7 ee) B . . . . . = . . an a ar SECRET a eneoaereal SEB A: 7 Rew, 9 MEXICO CITY | . | LISEAT a mo BS REF: NGXICC CITY 2989 (IN-098C2)# . aa L. DISPOSAL NV-2539 APPROVED, 2, PURCHASE OF RAMBLER APPROVED, AT A COST OF APPASNINATILY $4100.00, MV*2857 APPLIES. 3. COXPLY WITH BOOK DISPATCH $373 RE DISPOSITION AND PURCHASE GF VENICLES. END OF NSSSAGE voy HOTU CGNMASENTSs «Ra ferences att rached Distributioa: 6L/SD/7S3/VS . ‘ WILLTAS VY. 3a8E ; wee . i Lan “ZING fe C/.5/L0G SQ 55 NNCATING rh corr ny 14-0000 oo. - mo a _ . | tr ; Poa th “den ~a : 4 . easy Li; cf: Spa vj beode o ws Ovo . ~— ; 4 | + Tecaasory te #iLe mo. : “Tecessirseo messace A tora, comune : -b-OE7 TO POLE MO. : = . - PPor . =. ] a ; : enue eo eer. v6. ; i 5 SECRET . ‘= | seenoduction Paonipiren | ccareoy Clare. 5 . = a ——————— wary ote = CS eee CS DD See ti eee OF yam a A; et. ww RID-COPY.” | svevess CD) veces! taro — ———— — = "ALE YP. f pS 6 _. - He MR, SECRET 1123452 CITE MEXICO CITY 2084 DIRECTOR - Hdaleo95ar REF MEXICO CITY 2000) (wosors) LIFEAT we (a PLEASE PROVIDE AUTHORITY FOR" LOCAL PURCHASE OF VEHICLE REQUESTED REF SINCE OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENT FOR IMMEDIATE EXERGENCY EVACUATION OF BASE HOUSE EGUIPMENT CAN BE SATISFIED ONLY BY VEHICLE WITH TRUNK LARGER THAH COMPACT VEHICLE TRUSK. RAMBLER CLASSIC IS CHEAPEST VEHICLE AVAILABLE FOR THIS WEED. SECRET : os BT oo. ms /flut A fF) [ke Af ‘ p | op fd Y pr ettiutn. Ko Led rest oA ae, } « Von cr : i. rote i ‘ 14.90000 ae we a Ty tnocas’ Orcs Ono “CLassiey To rate nO. | “2 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 72 [~~ Secrer ~)Pcasoa/sunet worie std sOvance COPY teeuse. RID COPY | SECRET @60@r12 CITE MEXICO CITY ocPA DIRECTOR | 6 Ju 67405092 JPECHO LIFEAT oe 1. REQUEST AUTHORITY TC SF OLACE My-2539 BY SALE ON a “LOCAL YAR KET AND PURCHASE OF 1967 FAWPLER CLASSIC 4 DOOR SEDAN AT APPPOXIMATE COST OF $4102 US, FUNDS HAVE BEEN REQUESTED 1% PROGECT PLNEWAL. 2, REPLACEMENT NECESSARY FOR SFCURITY, PILEACE, AND PEPAIR REASONS, COCMETER READING OF OVER 71,000 wey. MILES, POOR STATE OF REPAIR, ARO CAP MAS BEEN USED IN ws. “SENSITIVE OPERATION SINCE PURCHASE [81962 AND SECURITY DICTATES REPLACEMENT. , SECRET BY : ovonet Morsty in Log says he talked to Joe MeMahon about this - latter was irked at hirher cost estimate tran tuat in project and asked Monty to take no action but to wait til} McM is back in Mexico City (vy now) and has com~ municated with us further on subject. N Perkins, 10 July 67 14-0000 See HMMT GOL9 of 20 June 67 which requests info on Transcribing Machines. says LIFEAT is presently using EXOTAP=S for playback and they are reaching a point of no return as far as maintenance goes. Kequests two trial machine! per TM 918885 of 26 June 67 and if they perform satisfactorily, station will probably order 12 to 18 of thes sometime in future, primarily for (tate. Gard fF Uv pu FA tctat ee yatdt ba transcribing (LIENVOY & LIFfAT) ~ Pret f° fw Anta Aut.) 14-00000 . a, a, os . : L D i $ Pp A Tc H CRASS CATION 4b . FROCESSING ACTION SECRET | jeateco Foe wooung Chief of Station, Merice City : ‘Chief, WH Divigios The salaries listed for LIFEUD in the project renewal Yequest do not. jibe in most cases with the ménoranda of oral Comii tment which we have on file, and in some. instances (LIFKUDS 7, 8 and tie salarics. ‘are almost doubled. . Would .you please verify for_us. that ‘the salaries’ as submitted “im the renewal are ‘those being ‘paid, and. if ‘this is’ the case,.would you also prepare Féviséd #OGs aad send us. copies. — . Th. Theresa H, BACHARDY otetribution’” 3 - COS, Mexico city DasTon fewsk AnD muMsE® BEMV-15524 SB FUE mUeER 50-6-32,/2 ‘ Jo Per wie een ” DISPATCH SCF" 53> use ~snoes common wPO. 1-89 Fe emer renee 2 meen teei cate es germ ae eee reer eee. o : ae Re chmeen C im seme ae, cements ‘. 14.90000 “OMDEaY o ves Oo no CLasstry to FILE No. : uate 10 rive mo. a oe aif Mtr. 19 or rece Co . ' pestaoy a") ote. ~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE x PLS. o TOTAL ‘copics ! _ ar. 4d —~ “SECRET 0523452 CITE MEXICO CITY 1654 7 eat, DIRECTOR - ae 4 kes LIFEaT . 5st 882373 REF A HMMA-S2058, 19 MAY 1967 B HMMT-3953, 19 JUNE 1963 : S “A REF A PROVIDES BACKGROUND ON DECREASE IN SALARY OR TERMINATION PROPOSED TO LIFEUD-1. a. ON t JUNE 67 LIFEUD-1 OPTED FOR FINAL TERMINATION» DIR ING DISCUSSIONS THIS MAICER WITH WILSTED, LIFEUD-1 FR IENDLY AND SAID HE REALIZED HE RECEIVING TOO LARGE A SALARY FOR WORK HE PERFORMING. SAID HE DECIDED ACCEPT TERMINATION BECAUSE A) WANTED TO IMMIGRATE TO WOLADY, 8). DID NOT DESIRE USE HOME a AS BASEMOUSE, AND C) AFRAID OTHER PERSONS INVOLVED IN UIFEAT WOULD LOOX DowN ON HIM FOR ACCEPT ING REDUCTION IN SALARY. (LIFUED-1 HAS NOT ASKED FOR NOR WILL STATION OFFER ASSISTANCE IN POSSIBLE IMMIGRATION.) 3. LIFEUD-1 VOLUNTERED HE HAS KEPT COMPLETE LOG OF ALL ee KIS ACTIVITIES ON SEHALF OF LIFEAT AND WOULD Tt TUR Ne THIS | LOG OVER _ Sn eae a TO WILSTED. ALSC SAID THAT HE WOULD BE GLAD TO ASSIST IN ANY ——_= WAY IN FUTURE IF NEEDED, WHETHER ON PAYROLL OR NOT. ENTIRE SECRET =. Ptr. Sen jLiraup/; Disa <= he died Poretuc tice ~K/ pats ino 14-0000 uel TKO FE KIC ‘CITY 1654 SECRE T TERMIWAT ION FUNDS REQUESTED IN REF A, HOWEVER THESE FUNDS FOR a SEC? rELT Ine ANICABLE. LIFEW- A AGREED. SIGN LETTER oF TERMINATION . ARD SECRECY AGREE VENT, ae : : . cosT- “OF TERMINAT TON IN ACCORDANCE vit LOCAL cusToM WILL : “ TERMIKAT ION THIS MANNER IN FULFILLMENT Moc ; “4 BE DOLLARS: HH, 125. 28. pRYAPDED REF. Bs ae 5. IF FUNDS. AVAILABLES Stat 108 CAN TERMINATE IMMEDIATELY. THUS SAVING DOLLARS 541. ea LIFEUD-1 SALARY FOR MONTH OF JUNE. PLS ADVISE IF HQS PREFERS TERMINATE AFTER PROJECT LIFEAT ca APPROVED OR IF FUNDS CAN BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE TERMINATION. FY 68. SECRET SE — BT ae 14-0000 _-PRESTSENS ACTION _ _p AED AO ACCS | tetera “ stat of Station, Mas Mexico City. susitct Agent. oS Bobstici/nets M, WILSTED . ———— MTD RL URED REFLRENCES " fgtion Sequtrodt For Your Inforustion © Attached herevith 1s an Agent Evaluation report for David M. WILSTED, Career Agent aid outside Case Officer for the sensitive LIFEAT Project. for/illard C. CURTIS OrsPa cH ‘SeMBOL AND NUMBER IDA -_ 33970 . CLASSIFICATION SECRED - RYBAT cms. REFERENCE TO. 14-0000 : | i. 2. AGFET EVALUATION TATE: 10 Mav 39A7 : ne "MAME (p)t David M. WELSTED = Caroor Agent 03-25 Pa ’ ae OVERD JOB TITLE: - ‘Technteal: Supervisor _— . Ccvert JOB TITLE! Outaise cae Offieer for the LIFPAT Progedte’ ; “ a 90D DSCREPETON + . - : : Loan, cy ovens ° -Aasure proper miintensnes of wachinary “ ~Catesorise and echedule insanirg production oriers e)., Pubite relaticaa with gustozer businesses . oo. 3B, COVERTY ‘a)- Overall svpervidtan of all LIPEAr ‘teahmical ‘penetrations or other technical installations involving LIFEAT personnel bd); Supervision of teaimtcal penstration routing and ; seourity ¢) Resolution of the comlex technical ant mintenanse _ probleas inherent {na Project such as LIFEAT . 4) Accounting ‘for expenditures in the noigiborhoed at %, 000.00 US per month as wall as being responsible for about $25,000.00 US in WOPACT property e) Responsible, with the Station Case Officer, for the Qny-to-day handling of 21 activa LIFEAT agents, EVALUATION a. Performan fort : : , Brefudice to aithert ELSIE presently devotes abet Pa percent of hte working time to bis LIFEAT duties. The remainder is devoted te bis cover | duties, This tise allotaent has the agreement of the omer/aanager of his eover organisation. WILSTED's cover manager, LIFINGER-1, likes ani respects WILSTED and they have a geod working arrangement, WILGTED, LIFINGER-1 end the Station telfeve that the present arrangesemt ia satisfactory fcr all eoncerned. WILGTED in conjunction vith a profcection manager whoa “ILSTED hired, has assisted in converting the cover company from a losirg propesition into a profitable enterprise. The owner fa grateful to WILSTFD far this. bo Attitude t Woract shor Bt KILSTED has an excellent attitude toward hin employment with WOPECT and bas mever teen heard to be critical of it or ita objectives. He ta happy with his present aseigmment since he now considors Mexico City to de his home. WILSTED's wife, who ia a Meld Agent, also bas a good attitude toward WOFACT and ite objectives. “he understands the reasons babind the long and varied houre worked by WILSTED ant the need ror eeeurity. She is a definite csset to WILSTED in sorpporting his cover in ecaverrations with friends and relatives. Ge Segurity and Disorgtion! WILSTED is very security conacioua end is discreet in his conversations, He 19 prospt fer operational meetings end follows directions to the letter when seeting sites are ehanged cr ecersency seetings established. WILSTAD has no knem preblezs in living ant mintaining bis cover. WILSTED'’s wife 1a also very sewrity conseious, INDG te Ces One ctassiry 1a rite no. ; t ———— ——————————E———E Mite cv Fee HO. __. Bel . rice a0. ace. ‘to beanen SECRET orstroy Ch atc. _ ~ * 2k, —erasste ed MESSAGE == rorat copies ‘ ° {PERSON UNIT HOTSFIED ~~ ADVANCE COPY oO tesure O sssroes CDrses SECT ET o3a3i92e eqs MEXICO CITY 71752 DIPECTOP - a 8rd sO ar dni in o457€& REF; sms a . ; WILL PROCHPE 6 SFE ON THE Local MOPKET aS 1. D6VID “. WILSTEN aie AUTMNP ZED EM PARA SCA) OF THE PEFEPT NCE, AUTHOPITY [S PEQUESTEN Fae Pur sey uvEMENT OF a SIMILT6R oe. WHOSE NEED FOP 4. SOFE PSRALELLS THOT OF SOFE FOP DQUGLAS gy, FREAPANE WILSTFA, SECRET MEAN CS oo on °T eoepemeene 1. B. Funding Mstory : 6 Septenber 1966 Se a MEVORANDUM FOR: Chret, CCS . ; Frou @i Diviaion a "* SUBJECT’ Froject Funding Plan Project LIFEAT (FI). £ — se , ——- 2 FF can a Identification of Activity — , a one Project eryptonym: LIFEAT : 7 2) Approved for. 1 July 1966 - 30 June 1967: $100,000. ° . _ FY 1967 - $100,000". => - ~ 3. Proposee successive fiscal year budget: Same 4. Bttet statement of project aims, character and Structure: The purpose of this project is to provide untilateral telephone tap covernge in Mexico City. AU. 3. Career Agent serves as Outside Case Officer and personally handles the thirteen subeayents who are responsable tor the technical phase of the Project which is aun out of seven basehouses. A Station Case Officer directly handles five translators who are also funded out ct this Project. v The Career Agent (G8-13) receives bis salary and allowances splat between bank deposits ito the United States made directly by Monetary and a field allotment received from the Station. He pays the thirteen sub-agents their salartey which total . $2 .337/month, basehouse expenses (rent and utilities), and ops expenses. The Station Case Officer directly pays the five translators thete salaries (tetal $1,675,'nonth) and expenses. All equipment i9 sSurnishea by CIA and is replaced when necessary | . os rot Sateen ee ee tae Lc cman en FER! Sty” + Funds have always been handled tn this wsanner. : i 1 ' i Lo? 2 ie er ee i . Loewen iad = sn eee Ae ates ee Seas we \ ae ; MESSAGE FORM a : TOTAL Copies: { ci Charlotte Bustos/nr 0 7s so — : . yar wH/1 ‘ ~ Omox - SECRET Ter. 3658 us * Kuo noes ; 5 luart 8 June 1966. Re wg enn wel 50-653O/ ; Otscem av —_p 7. sen 2! = O78 1 8Q3 SUBMITTING PROJECT FOR AMOUNT REQUESTED BY STATION. SINCE , FUNDS FOR LIFEAT PROJECT FOR FY 67 ARE EXTREMELY TIURT SUGGEST WILSTED . PURCHASE HIS QP CAR BEFORE END y¥ 66 IF POSSIBIX SINCE MONEY AVAILABLE THIS FISCAL YEAR. - END G2 MESSAGE” Dele Lamente mtn BRR MRT FTE TB 4 Fey : . b TPN ae , MYEF fiw Beara, W. J. a COORDINATING OFFICERS AELEASING OFFICER SECRED AUTHENTICATING = eonees tort nee zs: RUBRARNETIAU OY ATUNS wks VUe NEE ACHE 1 BARUIDIVER 14-0000 FRCCESSING ACTION , S Memoranda: of Oral non Necens EAE Forwarded herewith ere teree copies. of subject mencraciis covering . . eech of the following ages used: with Project LIPEAT ani ba we Tecting salary adjustments ‘which Decome eflective 1 March 1966: a me fe LIFEUD=2 {okt A. 2easu7970 rede Ee ft lee sasiay LIFEUE=3 4 BOLDTITL oem aA TSN? LIFEUD-7 «= 20%-117980 hoogeme SES Yo LIFEUD-8 4 | D0LeI9522 ne mens BETIS LIFEUD-9 ie 202-117984 NOPE E S83 Lye HAA HE SRT B ER LIFSUD-IS :& 0) 208126315 LIFEUD-24 ig 201-119525 tt No fmare LEB07 LIPEUD-25 » 4, QCL-B38BIS OM mg SEES | LOFEUD-26 0, BeMeMOgT A mg HF EP LIFDUD-35 . | heThORT At 7) . mo . Weed iy Sk Oo Sn ise Eee aoe fier Deasepl for/willert c. CURTIS Attachments: an 734 a As stated herewith Distribution: (3-chiet, “ED 14-0000 a a ot | MESSAGE FORM a (a oe: J, WI ; se ae : ext 2: 5595 _ ‘NO toes ote: & _FEB 6 O Five cs Fe no. TO 3 PORT-AU-PRINCB from: DIRECTOR EVMOHAIR LIFEAT. . , _ 3 REF: PRIN 3683 (IN 44967) . POA ON EVMOHAIR-1 AMENDED 4 FEB 66 TO INCLUDE CLEARANCE TRANSLATS, CRECIE - PORTICNS LIFEAT TAPES, ° END CF MESSAGE : Wi COMEnT: Ref. requested FOA on EVMOHATR-1 te amended to include clearance translate Creole portionc LIFEAT tapes. ee CI/OA - - Jack Lally (Teleccora) WH/l - Charlotte Bustos (Telecoord) 8 a 3 \ 2 1 COSRADINATING OFFICERS . . \ AGTHIUTICATING : RELEASING OFFICER SECRET crricen copy Ko. REPROOUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE tS PROHIBITED. 1400000 recente eines ste meena mine vison ay nt “*LIFEAT/Assi gament of Cryptonyns : arte PEK AD ge PO a PROCESSING ACTION i> {esi fo cor “chief of Station, Mexico City : NER no mocxine equ Te ORLY QUALIFITO OCSK * Cam Rule DOUG ee j----——- es = Chief, WH Division . | ere - ami FYI REFS: A, BRYA 27865, 13 Decesber 1965 B. HMMA 27918, 20 December 1985 C, MMi 27929, 20 December 1965 "The éryptooya LIRIOT has been assigned to IDENTITY A of Reference Bes and the cryptonym LIRIPE wag given to __ IDENTITY B. Lavra: J. UTSTINE Distribution: & 1 - COS, Mexico City S January 1966 sil Lf 5¢ -G- Brfe. 360 7 3 ES _ CROSS PEFERENCE TO 1 GYSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CS cor? BMY 14247 CL ASSIFCATICN HOS FRE NUMBER SECRET | 59-6-32/2 ORIGINATING CHTICER = Teast “WH/1/Zerance smep RI COGROINATING CERICER S NBME HEL SEM bOt . [See Z be ine anne op nosey | O40 | paw risher © oo St $3. usc erenous commen : : Di $ P AT CH 14-0000 _— SL ea i? Chief of Station, Uexico Vity r . . Y - i Chbef, ni Livision i Adwia/hesbetics TVA for trefect hrents— i 3 : a aefercnco: ieeiT-$994, dated 2 Tecerber 1908 1A Reader ETE thee ry lo ft is consicered thet the relaticonsai- between 5 KUSARK and LESLU 02,5 eT eh. t24 Cues not fall in tne. ms . categcry of contract personnel and, trerefcre, the. - Se, — : provisicns of FX 23<5 {:) (1) de not amply. - a 4 2. bith ressect te Corel .. ZEEsresTeng ie fs” - 8 DVVIUR ugsetiee shere gn aprreved erefect provides. Le i funds for Cranspertatlon, incledmar use af CIVes that : : a TVA £8 not necessary unless a (.? venicle is revutred. . 7 i 4 d 4 ; } howard U, VYNAED i . i . thatrLbutions ; 32 CCS, Veebce City y a4 : ~\ = — ia , oft ks ; ! i . a ; ! ‘ T i wifhLovisties 3.2. foush jty 21/12/65 o2k2 i Lo- VH/LOG . Le Hii/REG 4 1° Cf/ERS/L ; . BCPVU/Y Up, J, Visher (in draft) i aN 14-0000 CLASSI CATION . PROLESS'M> ACTION i Sat A Le - wae wer me _ [sane fom OLR | . Witetstics |, faz meung arom omy QuALITaD Dtse Chiles ef Station, ilexico Ciry BANCIAIPAT STS SATIVE/Lorietics VA Mr Mclect Arents ACT REQUAED KEFTRENCES ACTION RFAUINED: Furnish new VA for LIFFAT Prefect if NECOSHAY » PEFFEFICES oot Ay LIFFAT Prefect TVA, anted 5 Cetober 1965 PL HT We}3OL3, dated 23 Aueust 3965 C, MTA, dated 77 “hy 1965 - oY, Please furnish thts Station with a revised LTETAT Protect TVA with a tetal ef f (seven) velicle acthorimtion, f more thin row listed en the Ta, if thig Incrense is deen! recesmry for the continutne trinswrtat ton allownnces{mileare reinbursescnt nald to & of the erofect arents as aperoved cy refererce 2. 2. Pararranh T, 2) d. ef the prefect reresal sequest forwinded by reference C incluted an annurl arcunt of 2600.00 each fee the une of LITtID, LTUNH8, art LIFELTRQS POVIss 2409.00 each for the use of LIFT and LITET-7 FOV's; and $320.09 rer year fer rileare reirturserent to Carol KE, 2UESISTTP, These arenta have been maid these amounts over the years in aecermarce with project innrowmis, hevever, tr vw of the Petif-3F amd FO} reswlation reviaton fn fururt 19th, weich established the reautrerert fer a TVS slot for POV's used on a continuine Mats, the question of the need fora TVA is rataet to preclule a possible audit excention. 2, The PV's pre usat by the acents fn transrertine tines and cther mterte! between varfous ceeraticm) mints. Mily use averares frm 2) ° to 50 etlee per day and from 1 to 2 hours per day depeniiac uren the assirrmenc. Use of pooled velicles fs not pesatble became of the widely semrated points cf contact, the neal for stuultaneous use and the innrerct feabllity of coortinstine the use of cooled vehicles ‘ror 2 cover atanincint. Tublic tranewrtation {3 rot nrectical amin brewse of the widely semratot mists ef contact sri poverrront trinsrertation eanncet be use! because of cover. i TLEAIO CC, CUPTIS Mastritutfon: Lf if 3D . . ges | DeSRatCrs Sy Ma AND NUMBER say Od he Decerter 1966 pe m — -——- eee CLASSIBICAT OM MOS FRE MUMBER SECRES 14-0000 . cus: C, Mustos-Videla : 260 "| pros: DIRECTOR MESSAGE FORM XXX HARIKA 4, ‘ba ima Totarcomen 4S wit: RH/L +. G incex JS. RCRET ext: 4506 C86 noax cave: -36 Nov. 65 ILE IN CE PILE NO, | ——s =a} Tal . A, — 7 + MEXICO CITY EER 8 3 HE - wee: ve, ene Of RID copy NFO CITE OI 10 MEXI aw 61709 GRASSY : Ww REF Eg See pllowance BF itoo Pm APPROVED GuT . 7 IF-WELSTED HAS NOT PURCIIASED POV AT- THIS TINE, AND InN). VIEW IMMINENT DEPARTURE ON HOME LEAVE, HQS APPROVES HIS USE OF MV. 2539, HE WILL BE ENTITLED REIMBURSEMENT FOR ALL ACTUAL COSTS OPERATING VEHICLE WHILE AWAY FROM POST, ANY PERSONAL MILEAGE WHILE ON HOME LEAVE OR DEVIATIONS TO OR FROM HOME . | As MILEAGE LDAVE POINT WILL BE CHARGED WILSTED AT STATION, RATE FOR 1" PERSONAL USE OFFICIAL VEHICLE, END OF MESSAGE * Requested permission for WILSTED to use QP car on home leave since has no POV at this time, and for cover reasons cannot - own two cars. ma jel 4 . nN YA, 8 awd t A ‘ sf \. gt aa unt aul qe. eee eh thu ¥ VALS Wie th ’ a William V. Broe JV, Fisher a. ' Chief, WD ¢ he. “Ags AC/WH/1 a COORGINAT!ISN cericens RELEASING OFFICER : taser nes eemene athena { . SECRET oven ‘ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED. cory =O. | enemies TS 14.90000 ets d iSPAG Ci | | i é i a en OTe PY ees te on hears ve: we ~ cee eee nile eee rennpurtagion: Alowincs, 1 TED ae HeebeS00S, 27 Septeibor 1505 . Bae S913 ate thas Projec ct LINOG was ter: Uo end BV-2559 VA wis for- “1. Headquarters records indic ninated 3° Jue 1805 us reported Ly retercace i. Gere DOEth Cranscereed to Preicet LIFEAT. 4 oho waresd to the station by IM €0561324, dated y Jul alle hauace “ky predicated chd a vaviugs cod of several 2. ho establishwent uf a’treasportatioa C2 a recuction ia the suubor of Orpeaizurvioa veaicies tu GuiOac. Coavaderate Vehiclo coprociacion Uwer a ay yours ant cifarpes “for wes, vil and Bi dntengace, it is coeniu ccozcnical for OurGac to yiey tae erausportation allcewcace of 950,00 poy bonth. - Tay availasility of o POV, Watch is intciced pricart for yerse: wel _ Eesusportsciun uad uses oaly ines cuntuily for oriiciai usu, nokes it cUCVe Quvanlageuus fur the cupleyco to receive a trausportceion ulleu 3. In tho case ac hand it is noted chat GUS Usure Of & vVohicle by MILSTE2, represenessig 00 miles per noath cad a proposed 160.60 per ugatu Crouspurtitiva allvvauce, is for Offavial buuaces, Sanco the Vendcie is used otvost exclusavely tnd very exce: Use, iC sesig more Gppeopriuce, us well gs tu vane adweutece of GUO { wively tor cffaciai” cad WILSTLD, Chue 20 unould o¢ an orriciél veniclo. ~ 4. Headquarters sppreciates Stutica cesire to reduce the nuuher of QP vehiclos. However, each case mush te covided ca thy tists of the Cireunstaices luvolved cad, particularly, ObYCAl iaceiest. be request that the otutica recensidyr this cuse berere wu susuat it ty higher uubierity for upproval. ae - > ---Eynest Ag LUSBY - ~- -7 . “pistribucion: ; d+ CUS, teaico City Le yl — 2 . | ne ar Le Cams bktakenrt to - Vhs bos eet eter - Cf/ansgd be be one cet nae As se en ns aerate Lior bISearc Are eae eince Ratan \ ee, J___“Yenshortatlon.AVownnee for David '',. ACTION REQUIRED - RETERENCES CROS REFERENCE TO CLASSIILA HOM MARKED 908 INDEXING ony QuaiineD Orse CAN FUDGE INDEXING thief of ‘tation, Hextco City REMRRICES AL YP 45-31) “ KH, : A 23-5A(2)° * 3 requested to fay David &, WIISTED » transportation per ronth for the usa ofa. POV for oficial tusiness, di speae of 42539, 0.1962. Chevrolet Fiseaym 4 door Seton that han been. dFiven for npr rately 50,000 riles In favor ofa wnertat ion A Aree for Vil The. vehicle has ‘been-used for a total of 30 months with mi leage averaring 1,665 rfles per ronth, 90f of which was official business travel, : 2. The recommended transportation allewance 1s based on costs computed as follows: &. Gasoline: $ 31.98 1498 miles per ronth (1665 rites per ronth lese 10% persoral rileage) © 15 riles per pal, 99.3 rallons @ 3,32, b. Insurance: 16.13 oe . ‘gyroxirately 2215.00 per year; leas 10% ~ for person use (193.50 212) . c. Mointenance: , 5.40 | Tire reoatrs, lubfeation, ofl chanve, washing, tattery & tire replacezent , ; -o estirated at $6.00 per.month less 19%- oe ‘for persoral uce, a. Deprecintion: 36.00 Fa Fetirmted Cont wcccccesed 3,200 Ay . Value after 30 ronths,, 2.909 dtm 1,000 r a yn. Depreciation lese 10% (1050 = 39) | COMTIMED, 2.50, \Distribut fon: | - “an OISPAICH SYMBOL AND NUMBER IPT TG POS 27 Sent. 1965 CLASSIFICATION j MQS FILE meee SECRET PROCESSING ACTION 14-0000 ft LSAT a ANTE ~ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH rr rest arity Votre t o ‘ity ys tnt! ‘ oo im ara LL heave Lo niet aie | rie Fou fh ent: ortawe an taal We na the howe teseedtee! v": lel, e e site ail tires and “reatoa, te Mellteate the ene ratlen ot the contritubion to attra re Riaer sent af bbe vr emt Jese tho: fon elt the walifcle ig cis 5. Cons Wert Ele meount neceveriile ussn tre ciara “f tre vehiale, the cast te ChYt Lt BLY to na overs: of tansy start eerlovenst oversens bray a Ube be e eraritte te “te sents pane Heir TV's fer offs 3S 6" tent Ot @ VIDE AGT OS. CURTIS a as i y SYECE TS > ——_ CONTINUED awe ee He —_- 14-00000 _eeocceoce . |. my _ RESSAGE FoR “orto, Os C. Busto's-Videls - Tj WH/L . a ca INDEX / .~J nme i ; 4506 (HT NO INDEX 4 : . Sune wn cs rive no i Tota. cuPics: , a. “MEXICO errr a DIRECTOR fod ; - _LITEMPO Te . a | Us MEXICANS HAVE TOLD THEIR MENTOR AT ACADENY (WHO IS KUBARKER) THAT THEIR EXTRA MONTHS TRAINING AT END OF COURSE KILL BE GIVEN BY "XUBARK" AND THEY HAVE REQUESTED 97 MENTOR TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TRAINING ASTER CLASS HOURS DURING THREE NONTH PERIOD AT ACADEMY, HDQS HAS TOLD MENTOR NOT To GIVE NIGHT TRAINING, BUT HE WILL PROVIDE THEM ADDITIONAL READING MATERIAL. oo oo os EM 13753, 2. BSOTH COURSES PARA ECUR B ONE ANS NS ThO/(THE E ACADEMY AND POLICE SERVICES) ARE AID COURSES, ONLY THE FEW EXTRA ; DAYS -TUTORIAL-MENTIONED PARA THREE DIR 30719 WERE TO. BE GIVEN” wo ' BY KUBARK AND THEY WERE TO BE GIVEN BY THE INSTRUCTORS OF THE . POLICE SERVICES AND UNDER AID COVER. 3, HEQS PROPOSES HAVE MENTOR INFORM STUDENTS THAT AFTER CHECKING ABOUT THEIR FUTURE TRAINING HE ‘FOUND THAT KUBARK TS NOT GIVEN ANY TRAINING, SUT THAT KUBARK WAS TEE SPONSOR WITH ATD = 28 ENTIRE TRAININ . AND MADE ARRANGEMENTS/ Ha WILL EXPLAIN THESE MUST HAVE SEEN s , a: SOME MISUNDERSTANDING, BOGS DCES NOT WISH BLOW KUDARK/ENDOMORPH { 3 to. a 2 (CONTINUED) | it 3 ad ’ . H : st 1 ey ipl, COORS.NATING SFFICERS { rode rs AbtuEnricarting ‘ RELEASING OFF.CZR ache see com omen | “OFFICER o atte aeteneera creat ‘ $S-2 0 3% i Ker, RIPRIOVSTION BY OTHER Tanah THI SsuInG CFFITE IS PROM .GITEA, foe, ; 2 “ MESSAGE FORM t oo om . , TOTAL Copies: | a: . a . . . . : . : | tec Jf 0 inoex s r ; D nt J —— H o NO INDEX : FRE ih cs Fk NO “a Hy PAGE TKO. o oo FO Cire BIR Hb “INVOLVEMENT IN THESE TRAINING COURSES. 7 4. “PLEASE CABLE YOUR IMPRESS ION OF BRIEFING : RECEIVED BY STUDENTS AND YOUR CONCURRENC THREE ABOVE, . & OR IDEAS PARA . fe _ = END OF MESSAGE : creo of “OI. LEE 10 5 . fof Yo ‘ } a t MUU . A ; Wit LJ V. Broe ; }* y Kaufman Chigf, WHD CODADINATIAG SIFICEAS Lo : pa ——_ Avindn tc aTiIas RELEASING OFFICEA . ; OFFices ~~ : ROVAGOUSTION SY OTAER THAN Ths iaslnis Orr ice sa PROBE TE Oe cers 14.90000 wore: O)ves OJ no aes j Cuassifler wegsase erasers ve rive xo, , a SECREI - . MOREE TO FILE NO. "wie ois wer. ro amasen: iDEestRov Orsic. ee a a TtT NOTIFIED FRrow . . 7 aT ae 1 ADVANCE COPY O tesuto ane Cl resee L DIR CITE SEXED 4956.” | AYKTS EMLET LiFEAT ” ee 26hwc65N40248 aterpemnetes crete ON 68 CVCLR NaCRINES. LIFEyD-7 : SHG TRANSCRISES SPAUISs PINi buss GF DMLET TAXE SEPORTS NO DISTORTION “> T 1g NaTuRE. WILSTED 9. = ; FONCTLONINS PROPESLY. PRFCTED WITHIN 42 YOuRS. 7 : S2tecrR eT 2 14-0000 NESSACE FORM OD otveey G RETURN 10 ENN o FE a ; TOT LYCOS: CUS JAMES -G. unit : EE/YA 3 FL. R Cxv 4977. DATE s DATES 1G AUGUST_1965 a rice IN CS FILE xO. To : MEXICO — * erous DIRECTOR cor! gee INFO:, .VR “To MEXI : CITE O1R iG . - 4 . co : NYXIS DMLET . | a Loy a, MEP: HMA 26855" a ros : ! : i O2OLD ADVISES REF TAPES DISTORTED, _EELIZVES MAY -BE DUE RECORDING a Li3 CHEER - fy} ON 60 RATHER TRAN $0 CYCLE MACHINE. , ALSO NOTES LENGHSY BLANK SPOTS. _ HTWEEN TIME ANNOUNCEMENTS. SUGGESTS LP OPERAT TOR BE REMINDED INSERT - “NOUT. PLUG ONLY HAL? WAY. . . . « : .o END GF MESSAGE © ee ™ Doswarded LIFEAT/D! ILET tapes ‘to Eqs. LT i “~ ; va a SEE/COPS__.-" Lette 3 : an 2 < a C/WH/1 a a i ¢ orricea ; i CiGlPt H AUTHENTICATING é RELEASIN € i u fom ¢ ea ' SFCRET ee | oFFrcer nnn eeiiirers } t e eTheE . ue vs zt . coay 52, r REPROOUCTION BY CTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHISITEDY 14-0000 . wet * own 0 eareor 0 sve 70 waeon Oa wo —- ; 4 oy CED : . roray Goose: lous Siswey Lumsden 2. fr tut Wi/Logistics Q™oax or 17282 °=~—- Co woex eave: § July 3965 Osnet carne wn dye iNEXICO CITY. From: DIRECTOR re ME MEXI < - REFS MEXI 401s. an o4aesy po Oe 262 55° “Ae SALE TO LIFEUD-24 APPROVED. IF STATION FEEL JUSTIFIED, _ REASONS ‘BNHANCEMENT OPS VALUE, OTHERWISE MUST ‘SELL UIGHEST BIDDER. 2. VIEW SCARCITY PARTS AS INDICATED PARA 1 REF, SHOULD BB CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD XUBARK WILL NOT RENDER FUTURE SUPPORT. ENDB OF MESSAGE ewti/ COMMENT: Station requested dispose MV-245S to LIFEUD-24,° due to inability dispose on local sarket, } Bia 3d fey ¥ peo | \ u . " a al . ai aw ~ emmin_Wkavemay tions ba sp OLE . ous0__ Sart See Ae h Santas V. BROE ; * fia ROUSE : C/WHD , COORD: aaT+Ha DFT IC EAD autaqaricatine sone ° f latte tae CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ror coves 17 re et@ sen ame 7 [7 SECRET J] sceetiey rn otstaoy Oso. ; _[Ponsontunit wotinato ” —= Piss 2 — = Faow — OS a 27a 7 hex _ _ MWWyen yoo: . : bd _ eet IOs - ™ " AQVANCE COPY — ; ° UNIT Tine rd . ‘ot CLRID COPY ; CT] verveo eres & Pees ; - SECRET g22¢532_ me DIR INFO LGIS CITE MEXI 4015 - ts, -. JBECHO LIFEAT i re Oo - ~ - - ; hy De + 2651104 465 REF A MEX 2796 (iw 4317 - me Bisis ss (~~ ¥¢ Soe = 1. VARIOUS STA ATTEMPTS DISPOSE MV 2455 AS AUTHORIZAED REF BO” : oS UNSUCCESSFUL. SINCE LOCAL DISTRIBUTION: THIS MAKE AUTO DISCONTINUED Be AND REPLACEMENT PARTS MOST DIFFICULT OBTAIN, HAVE RECD NO SERIOUS ae BIDS NEAR FAIR MARKET VALUE OF US $560. oN: 2. VIEW ABOVE AND IN LIGHT PROJECT LIFEAT OPS NEEDS, REQUEST o AUTHORIZATION SELL MV 2455 TO LIFEUD-24 FOR US $403. THIS WOULD ; SOLVE DISPOSAL PROBLEM AND GREATLY AID LIFEAT SINCE L-24 NEEDS i sol pss" VECHICLE FOR-DAILY OPS USES °° - - © - - 0 + > He 3. ADVISE. + as Pea Hes DtSIee Pevuc® mc TUR, Reoucel waboigte Dispose mv zyss d NeW PseAG9 Past Littert. SECRE Tre vo RLeorp CFN INC3 AL Ob 00 as 2 dvly os. 14-0000 i i we ee ee : : - ’ peers i i ! i i 3 . 5 3 ce cee ee ARE SEE IG RS bea vette 14-0000 : : . : . ~ . al acre ene enero ae anser —e rerate pa ert Rot RSL . - aes ew pote | : | 4 . 7 . | | - 2 ! | . jena rae meee ee me i : ? ; , Pop camtsens ur retin ! H weary Tee : 7 . crt H ; i ‘ t . H + aye 1 : at : . for _ § . . ou | ta] | , ; 1 3 * 1aee - wee . i" “ay yo HEES mata. H - , ; ‘ — WAS Tee i 7 TeacEssInea_ ACTION _ | DISPATCH | SECRET Te - — . cy AED FOR MOINS -: a Chief, WH Division ~ x no cone eg . - Tee ONLY QUALIFIED OESm -Catef KUROAR _ : _ : CAN jude IRDDUNG : _ ‘Chiet of station, Mexico City wcaorus | a FT epetning of | David M. WILSTED Se ee ae Le . ACTIO REQUIRED REFLRENCES, a . . . — ‘ a - , Forvarded herewith is a wenorandun ‘prepared by Andrew S. PARMERS for Chief of station, Mexico City concerning the formal training of - .- David M WILSTED. Station: Mexico City appreciates PARMERS' assistance and feels that ‘WILSTED has benefited by this training. for’ ows 2. | cL - Willard C, CURTIS : : ae a ae - oP -> attachment s a - Ag stated above. Distributions Cas- C/WHD w/att b/w 1 - C/KUROAR w/att j " 2 - _ (omy SR B8/e CROSS REFERENCE TO : DISPATCH SYMBOL AND LATER t OATE HMMA-26233 1 June 1965 CaSSH CATION J Bier Ay ee 50-6-32/2 SECRET 14-0000 1 dine 1965 ee ae MEMORANDUN FOR: Chief of Station, Mexico City . . FROM _ 3 Andrew 8, PARMERS SUBJECT : Completion of Training Report on David M, WILSTED a _— 1. In a Mexico City. Station Safesite, Subject received training ‘on a part ‘time basis from 17 through 27 May 1967. The instructor was : - Andrew S, PARMERS (known to trainee as Pablo ZELAYA) from KUROAN, . ant Headquarters. Subjecta covered were clandestine commmicationa, . : : . operational security, Soviet Bloc intelligence activities, ani - fo operational reporting. : ‘ - i 2, As a student, Subject was cooperative, participated with : enthusiasm, and performed all requirements well. Although he hag : had very little previous formal training, he has hed much practical aan : experience and assimilates theory rapidly. 7 The ete 6 al mii este yet gets ogee ae oe 3. As a person, Subject is mature, calm, friendly, has a sense : Cole ee of humor, practical, a doer rather than a thinker, aggressive, and = = —- . confident. He has broad-area knowledgé, is satisfied with his cover . a o.oo. °°” “employment and with his KUBARK employment. He tai no complaints and ~~ - i , showed good emotional stability. He likes Mexico and Mexicans, and speaks excellent Spanish.” 4. He has a very limited knowledge of KUBARE functions and organization, but he considers himself to be a careeriat in this orgenization, aware AMMA - ab233 os COPY 50-6 - Baye 14.90000 PRIsPATa a ote cates; va Division ‘tw . 5 of EOF Stottony Mei Mexico city] * _ . Retin SHED - "REFERENCES Sa “References . Fase os as “station Mexico city: ‘appreciates Headquarters sorvarding of the dial os a , resontes préssura tape for project LIPEAT, While trying to expend the regular os ‘tape cn ‘hand, Station had experimanted with the new fiver-tipped pen.as a substitute for the standard ball. “point pen in the dial recorder. Fovever, ~ either the altitude or the dry climate (or a coabihation of -buth)arted: out the fiber-tipped: pen after, short Periods of Use, 2. Station belteves that the pressure tapes will. provide a satisfactory : _ solution to this problem which hes plagued the Project for sone times — . Maa Rt for Willard C, CURTIS DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER HMMA-25717 31 Mavch 1965 . CLASSIFICATION NOS FILE NUMSER . S ECRET us |. 1 50-6-32/2 teayenet mater freee see Gees tye ree egg eee eee ACTION REQUIRED PEFLRENCES _ Chief, WH Division oer)” .LIFEAT/Support .after -his TRY. tn Mexico that one of the LIFEAT basehouse keepers, possibly LIFEUD-1, was haying difficulty in getting ; the ‘peas for the’ tal “recorder rs to write. Therefore, Head= ‘ quarters has . shipped by transaittal manifest to the Station Fessure tape for the LIFEAT basehouses to use wtth the dial recorders. . Headquarters hopes that this will | . be a- satisfactory. solution to your problem, and if not,. please advise. Chester D. DATNOLD Distribution: { Thonas: Cc Lio reported on returning to Headquarters . : Orig & 1 - COS, Mexico city CROSS REFERENCE TO OrSPATCN SyMBOL AN MUMBER OS COL: osre 2 5 398 (65 HMMW 15482 CASSIE CATON . HQS FILE NUMBER SECRET 50-6-32/2 | | -G- 32) | | | | RI Chrono CH REA ee t C/HHD | /y:° “| DESMOND FITZGERALD | [Paanwens «dY:SO@SPATCH wrk on, 14-0000 _atTiON “Tro, ws Deooy o- : REPRODUCTION PROHIB {TCO WR Fibs pW. wis SECRET 1817252 MEXI INFO DIR CITE LGIS 9599 a jamassin25857 JBECKO 7 lt REF MEXI 2798 8 * DISPOSAL OF MV 2455 AUTHORIZED PER FR 45 1M. REPORT DETAILS OF SALE BY DISPATCH USING JBECHO INDICATOR. SECRET CRN . ek i, eo -* URASSIFIED KESSAGR foray corits "4G 2 ee neeerneicememee ” * oe oa Caen ie] ouper REPROCUTT ISN PROWIA ITED 27 SECRET PEASON/ UNIT POTIOIED Mente Cimy __OL¢ Cress Crees BOVANCE COPY CO iswe - TT an = + WR, FILE Wey Ct fers Et _ SOCR ST amscssz Oe ke CHD ob ams 7 oo og oo ln ch i272 I7Har 524319 NeeeneliDy 2 Oreeerre’ wy We OLA HES MLLITD TLDUCE VINE Twa, ROGUTSY AUTNS.TCATION Ma2lal IV Bale Jo AoSIGNDD erlgkeT LafeaT. LV 2495 VETh ; ah Dipdud Mba. SULOUASLD TICINO LANO EASLY Igec. SavID i. MMLGTED ILL SCLL TO SIDQIN Od PEN UARAET ALD VENICLE . WMLL oT CD aceLAecb. , th ecrit SE . ‘ . 7) - , a a § (ee - /! . rT ™ 14-0000 : i , o vat : £ e : pwn io o19- _ "TS. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE OnTE or BT b2-. SECRET. -_ TO’ 5 DIRECTOR fe . an i), FROM ¢ MEXICO CITY OCT 20 03292 62_ ACTION: WH & - INFO 4 SIME 2, C1/OA, TSC-K, C/ms 2, S/¢.2- ROUTINE . | 1s 42057 - - DIR CITS Te EES SET FeoG 1, CAREER AGENT DAVID M. WILSTED DECANE ZLICISLE FOR HOME Ss RECUZSTS TRAVEL ORDERS FOR WOME LEAVE TWO MONTHS 3 LEAVE ALG 62, BECINNING 1 DEC €2, SUBJECT AND 2 DEPINSANTO VILL TRAVEL VIA CPV TO SCRANTON, PENNA, STATICN DESIRES 3 DAYS TOY READCUARTERS FOR CAL EXAY HOME LISVE PCINT, WILSTED CONSUITATICN KURICT AND PHYS! TO PAY FCR ALL PERSCNAL MILEACE DURING Th2?, “e ¢ 2, LIEMSRACT-€ ASSUMING WILSTED LIFIAT-2L7TCeS DURING HOME LEAVE PERIOD, petal settal yk . EXO OF MISSAGf PASS 1p 3 F a epee ray AUTO- i a oATtE COWNGPASING 4} ' { aan Deb i CECLASSIFICATION REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TMAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRONSITED, | coop No, ——— a “\ {37 2 rr] ; Sos 24 - - a, Of i “CLASSIFIED ME. : ous’: FOLLY wast? . ¢ ssi : 8 SSAGE ROUTING f UNIT > He foosstics . SRCRET : 7 ~ 629 cone,“ ¥H 8 nto, 00/8, S54, % 35 S/C 2 to MEE a gg APPROVE MRII-0097 (IN 34939"). NV 2h5S APPLIES END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENT: ®@ROQUESTED APPROVAL TO PURCHASE REPLACEMENT VEHICLE FOR LIFEAT AT COST NOT TO EXCEED 32600, 0 CABLE SECRETARIAT: SEND COPY OF CASLE TO 0L/SD/VS. ¢ o/n/3 Tron (therm | ‘asa ee deat!” LYocud! fyedbe PAUL E. ARNESCX EDWARD F. MeNBIL Chief, WH Support OVOIMATING OFFICER Chief, WH Logistics ' RELEASING OFFICES cri¢ AUTMENTICATING SCericee REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No, 14-0000 41 | . eats © CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ SEGRE ss TE 1 26 FEB 62 - (© — ¢ DIRECTOR Fea 28 20162 62 ROM MEXICO CITY * crcl, M8 arog Ct/ie 2, oL 3» sfc 2. DIR CITE MEXI 9197 REF HMiT-2430 , REQUEST APPROVAL PURCHASE FOREIGN COMPACT CAR TO REPLACE LIFEAT MV 2244 SOLD ON DEPARTURE RALPK-B RAFANELLI. COST NOT TO EXCEED "US $1,800. .AS IN PAST THIS CAR NECESSARY FOR CONTINUING LIFEAT OPs END OF MESSAGE SEGRET “ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN T! 3 ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. 14-00000 . eo ~~ _ CLASEIFIED, MESSRGE_ **- ROUTING | TO". + DIRECTOR ‘ | FROM 4 MEXICO CITY "ACTION 3 cha 5” Ct ‘ = IN?D » COP, c/cl, cfr 2, ‘oa 2, sic 2a CU _ DIR CITE VEX] 0159 (WARE ACTING) rr _RPF A MEXT 9437. 1(Za 4367) sonny ae B DIR seaur x ce AQUATIC. - _ te CONTINUING CARDTOGRANSADAVED 2 MWILSTED INDIGATE NO CHANGE “CONDITION NOTED REF Ay a oo 1 ~~, : 26° ‘TO GIVE STATION LATITUDE IT$ CCNTINGENCY-BLANNING THIS MATTER”... 3e REQUEST AMEND LIEMBRACE~8 OA PROVIDE USE.IN LIFEAT PART > oe ") . 4 (TIE AS STAND BY REPLACEENT WILSTED WHILE CONTINUING MKCHARITY wn" DUTIES» HARVEY C MULFORD CONCURS RECOMMENDATION. 4e REQUEST CABLE REPLY. : "INCAPACITATED IN FUTURE, STATION DESIRES INTRODUCE LIENBRACE~8 PART TIME INTO LIFEAT FOR TECHNICAL BACKUP TO.WILSTED. Gai ae ome REPRODUCTION BY OTHER -THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITSD. _ Copy tio. 14-0000 be ~~. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | 7 sre 0 a I Seon | v=, = AGEING: — TO - - | ACTION san 7 oe eee IN 31860 MEXI 1 0159 ene DRABAND WOULD CONTINUE AS ASSISTANT OUTSIDE LIFEAT CO BUT me A * fs HE CAN- NOT HANDLE MORE TECHNICAL AREAS ESPECIALLY VIEW KIS, RECENT ; eae Loe INTRODUCTION To OPe LIENBRACE-8 PROVEN COMPETENCE ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIG_ FIELDS. rs . END OF MESSAGE 7 ar C/S COMMENT: #0 1SSEMINAT ON APPLICABLE TO RYBAT CABLES. . “RE PHYSICAL EXAM OF WILSTED INDICATING HEART CONDITION, CABLE PRE=DATES CS FILES, CGPY MAY GE SEEN IN SIGNAL CENTER ARCHIVES, . ' REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. _ Copy Be. a ee pg Ta EEE TIS SI ye recta mtr lat 14-0000 CLASSIFIE SSAGE crc. CZSUSTOS-VIDETA wer: W/3AEXICO [ SEGRE? ‘| ‘asss * . ; ay Dare. 23 FEBCUARY 1962 oo fA. to : i=xIco ciTy ° FROM. DIRECTOR CONS: . wi 8 To MeEXI NFO. 7 . uo . me 457162 RSF: MEXI 0159 (IN 31£90)* mo, 1. HQS CONCURS PROTOGAL REF. PROCESSING AMENIENT LIEIGRACE-8 OA. 2. SUOOEST STATICN CONTINUE CHARGE 1-8 To MKTIARETY. AT TIME LIFEAT SUBMITTED FOR RENEWAL IN JUNE STATION SHOULD REASSSSS SITUATION TO DSTERHINE WHETHSR L-8 SHOULD BE TRANSFERPED LIFEAT. 3. REQUEST PROGRESS REPORT ACTIVITY Ld. END OF MESSAGE “ t" ca ii COMENT: Request Hes concurrence to use LIENGPA acE-8 TO TiPCRARILY relieve David WILSTcD (ps) LIFEAT Case Cfricer. K — 1 ~ @SD/ASB/3artley (by phone) ite -. Y etd te, Age! Kono 3. §. XING - Ci/oPS/WH/Hughes (in draft) we + NED 2. ROLEAN G/saiD . COORDINATING OFFICERS is o/iH/3 RELEASING OFFICER SECRE? AUTHENTICATING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Ne. Rel, &® _ Ghassieteo se - - Gi. 8.3. BURTGN oes FO MESSAGE... : ——— . UNT: WED. | SEC2ET ‘er 1 25550 all . DATE: 26 SEPTEMBER Se, . . 9. MEXICO CITY prom, DIRECTOR Se coe 8: ae ° IOs QUTs10%6 to. MEXE — INFO ar. — Cire ow 14216 wo 35 MEXT EXPECTING HOS PROVIDE STAFF INDIVIDUAL TO REPLACE RAFANELLI? ! IP 80, PLS CONFIRM AND EXPLAIN AS ‘MEXI WAG HERETOFORE SATO INDIVITUAL “KNOWN TO STATION PESSONNEL WOULD BE HIRED UNDER cOWTRACT, ’ END OF MESSAGE - ad .! rs, | Oo MW K. ad idles An REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. — Copy No. MN. P. HOLMAN, C/WH/3 AUTHENTICATING OFFICER ao: MEMGco City: . . re e - ce ; . ct . . 1 fas ome ste DO Le Soa Ci, Sifts, C824, Tay wes, OK 2 4 SUT LN . ; 4 ; MLESLE C/S COMMENT: PACTION UNIT SETI RENI2 AS THluce INDICATOR NYX1S USED. , FOCOACE RAED REPLALEMONT FoR LIETIT IAM, ~” 2 ” Pd ‘e) =i Lan nN t ' o Zz wv NS OFNTE IS PROEITED, Sezy No. 1400000 Pee PER ENT ND TRANSECT - SECRET | HMMT-1824 7 E “DISPATCH Too Chief, WH Division snetey ra a : ' Chief of Station, Mexico City. h | February 1961 oe ~ ee 433 (CHECK ONE: rrr v ~~ LIFEAT/Memorandum of Oral Commitments MARCED FOR INDEUNG H hy CRO i ~ OICLING REQUIRED . iy - | NOOUNG CaN Bf IOGED AC Tame EQUIRED a a. GEER ONLY ee @ QUAUIBED M4 __Place attachmentsia. appropriate. agent re wetRLES - 1. Attached are memoranda of oral: commitmeats {three copies) for the 3 wie a ; following Station agente: * ; . - . oe — a. LIFEUD/i : b, LIFEUD/2 tt 7 oe 3 c. LIFEU./3 ' 2 : a d, LIFEUD/4 e. LIFEUD/? {, LIFEUD/8 g. LIFEUD/9 2. [tis requested that Headquarters file the attached memoranda of oral commitments in their corresponding agent files. The above agenta operate under Project LIFEAT and the attachments are intended to formalize commitments made to these agents sume years ago. LOE Es 30 January 1961 | . Distribution: 3 - Has 8 - Files CAS fe Ca ON i — t SECRET I(t rwns _ use PEN US LION row FEMLACes (OEMS 4 Ste Sb aha AO Ate wricne AEE CACOLETE SECRET oe) OPERATIONAL AUTHORIZATION Lo, 7 10 t FINANCE DIVISION THROUGH? PROJECTS BRANCR, FI/OPS; BULGET AND FISCAL BRANCH, FI/SG SUBJECTS “AEE t. peor? i wisest es. mu =H a eo Toustey SECTION I. ARCARDOWN OF REQUESTED FUNUS ‘(To be completed frow date im prosect outline) IME -TOTAL FUNDS BEING REQUESTED FOR AO34E Pac ate t. AMGUATING TOS 2 ANE BROAEH OOOH AS FCLLGES) . FUSCAL veer oe Jie , er amo susmcies TOTALS 4 og SECTION 2.- ADMINISTRA INDICATE AWY DETAILS THAT WILL ASSIST FINANCE GIVISION IN MAKING ADVANCES, - a a. TYPE GF PROJECT (Check one) [| aceunan suesicy | I PmoPRrEtasT oi 8. METHOD BY WHICH PAYMENTS ARE TO GE MACE bvi (fa he cowpleted by progect officer)- DISRURSEMENTS AND ACCOUNTINGS ge €. FUNDS @ILL BL ACCOUNTED FOR Dy. (Check one) @coutes PimanChal accountinas (FHB J0-1500-1 of FHB 30-1400-4) omy (R@ 230-200) ~ oturea (Eaplaie)s tine tiviston budget aftleer) BILITY OF FUNDS (To be conpicted by « SECTION 3. 3, aval A COATIFY THAT, TO MEET THE ESTIMATED OBLIGATIONS OUTLINED IN SECTION tr A, ++ FUNOS ARE AVAILABLE (6 THE DE¥ISt9N'S ALOGET FoR IMe ry 1964 B, s+ FUNDS HAVE DEEN PROGRAMMFO Fim THE FY SIGNATURE OF CPEMATING DIVISION BUDGET OFFICER AUTHORIZATION (To be sonpleted ty Peoyecta Branch, FI/OPS) SECTION 4, THE #B0VE PROJECT WAS BEEN APPROVED FROM YO I THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF ry + AS BROKEN DOWN IN SECTION FT. CATE SIGNATURE FOR PROJECTS BRANCH, FE/OPS SECTION 5S. ADD * TIONAL CRYPTGONYNS. PSELDONYNS, ETC SIGNATURE OF CASE. Orfricer En TENSION SIGNATURE OF DIVISION CHIEF OR vesrenee] Date Ce Le Zohrung , 2555 Hed P. Holman, AC/s1/3 FORM 580 isc oarvsous epirtons. SECRET a a-53 Pinanoo Division ' war Ralph By RAFANRLLT Aganut's Bonk Aceowt LIPSat RN. DAILGRN, C/AT/ 27 Dew FH = 19 har 1950 14-0000 OS 7 DISPATCH | SECRET | ieesa7922 . MEAD DUARTERS Fg NO —6=32/2 TOs Chief of Station, Mexico City “a HIMAW13043, 5 June 1959 ke NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDERING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY The following system which will givé the Station 26 new target - - synbola for use in LIFZAT/AONAR has been essipned to Mexico City? An additional Station symbol "N® has been assigned. ‘How, repeating the A through 2: series in colum number 2 will make 26 asw conbinations. The former targets should bé called MA, M3, 4C, etc, The new targets will be NA, HB, HC, ete. 28 July 1959 Distributions 3 = Mexico City 1 - tHf.zilroon 3 f/.-cod co 1 - CoP 2 U/coPxk wr 1a 1/3 /rerdeof A SiCaL S07 ings Coordinated bi phone with: pre firU/oPex USE PEE. DUS EDITION GERLACES OT MS wit $2 128 9 TEA ASD STF 3! AhICN ATE OBSCLETE —_—— OLIVER G. GALBOND CASSIE AT ON SECRET £9 COPY st -6372- { i + rat ) CONTINUED 1PAGE NO A ee Oe ae te OR ce term ek NE a eae RE HAA donee Teed ote 14-0000 CALC ae {Ora Se eB and ND DISPATCH skeRET | ED tO" chief of Station, Hexice city ES 2 70 7 : dee De ~32/2 FaOm t Chdof, WD _— . . 7 Jk se nel a ~ a ee ee cae Ont) marntd fou INDE rd NO TNOEKING HEOGO NOUN NG CAN BF nitro GY QUALIFIED HQ C4te Ordiy Te t LUFAT/LIENVOY roan ~. ACh TTT nts i “. s Reply to 42 persgraphs 2 and 13 : de Titec ~ ~ EMMA~-13320 le ‘Headquarters> approves the suyvestions nace in reference for adapting the -ZONAR . format to LIFLVOY, needs. -The Station wili use tie first two columns for nunbers rumiing fron‘ 02 ‘to 30 to designate the recording macidne on tiieh the material was received, and the 6 space in colu-n tirea will be used for the dossier number assijmed the tar;et, Under this s-eter, the Station haa room for expansion up to 9/9,999 tan.ets. The nace IN, nama Ui, and tele_hone nunher columns will be the sano for LIANVOL as for the systen acplied heal | -LINCAT/ZONAR abetracts. a 2. Headquarters has several ‘questions on the remaining columns. a. First of all, will the Station iave tie ZONAR abstract shects filled out in Soanish or Enylisi? If the runs anrear in Fnylish, they will be of limited valus to the vexicans; if they appear in Spanish, the Spanish and English abbreviations for the same Subjects will not [a1] together in alphabetical consolidated runs for the subject type runs. (Seo paragrach 3.below.) bd. According to paragraph 3 ard 6 of reference the Station wants the following Iii{ UNAM listings every tam moothss LIENVOY: 1 copy MAME It, LAME OUP, TELEPLONE LIF CATALL1VOY consolicated run: 1 covy AME IN, NAXE OUT, TRE Pith. Tie Station now receives two runs of LIFFAT and in addition to the rung listed above, also receives listings by Subject, symbol and diacritical mark. Does the Station no longer need thease ti.ree types of listings and will one instead of two LIFFAT runs be saticfactory for the Station's needs? The Station receives an extra (tliird) copy of the yearly cumlative run. Will the Staticn want one extra cony of the LIFVAT/LIE.VOY yearly cumulative ZONAR rur. also? -¢, Does the Stationwnt the ZONAR run for LIESVOY to bear the classification of “ECRET? 3. ith respect to the use of Subject and Symbol codes for LIEKVOY cOHAd abstracting: \hether the runs are in English or Spanish, LieNVoY can use the 6ene symbol column symbols as those which appear in the sterile ranual. (Lome syxbole such as {i which indicates LCFARVECST vaterial have been deleted from thy symbols passed to Liaisor services.) With respect to the subject codes, the field may translate directly into Spanish the English words against which subject codes hive already been assigned, and then abbreviate these words into four letter groups. If the Spanish is used, please submit your list of Spanish abt sreviations for Jeadquarters information records. es ant Torb- 22/e 1 Pace CLASSIC ANON if SECKEP PE coves : 1 To ernment ete i eet carne 14-0000 CONTINUATION OF 7 SPATE SN HN 1923 DISPATCH : \ A nen pub Jeet codes suust de sent to headquartess for approval as is the custon for Engliah codes. 1 Exmiplet Avpaintnents'= APoT + Cita = CIvA - Purchase = PRCH «3 Copan - CUP he One thodsand -ONAR abstract shects for use in univor will be . I “ poucred to you in the near future. , - pee : “a -! vypet : sags an fa /-ordeoft. Tie. LET ings |-- Coondirated in draft with : ° pup /:2U/OPEX i i @ daly 1999 Distributiont eo 3: = Hoxleo City - ‘If ailroom i - ee sexico 1 - DOP. TU /OPER _ USE PREVIOUS EDITION. REPLACES FORMS £126, S1-784 AND 9 WHICH ARE OBSOLETE beg 14-0000 dita, SECRET : ‘ ; (Wen Filled fay . “ . _ ee FL OPERATIONAL AUTHORIZATION: x iE i3 tt bg a 3 To THROVER: = FI/F ANS / FE FECIECTS BRANCH, FI/ADMIN/BF I /Nexies SUBJECT: _ . 7 c no - Ff mtas ao. . count v. S918 BEVISIOe SECTION § “- - TO BE COMPLETED BY PROJECTS 8 GRANCH ° puoster was BEEN WredvED FRow Suly'1959 - = y_ 30 Juma 7. 2) dune 1% “im THE TOTAL ANOURT oF _- aS (Secate cownw BSELOe. Cusouaae/PaastCTS enaata TO BE COW*LETED BY CASE OFFICER SECTION 2. FISCAL YEAR” . Braceeects _ [859 = OPE ean IMAL CUPEMEES i Te . [emery Teannt 5 FJ ACCAUNTING DETAILS a SoS Sauna naEEREEPGREEIEE aE ot EEENtEEnnEDEEEEERE TVPE OF PROJECT (Check ope} | Mi etcurae I [suasvor | [osorareraay METHOD BY WHICH PAYWENTS ARE TO BE WADE a ROR Fimeascsen ACCOUMTINGS (AFR K-10) Funos To e€ ee - ACCOUNTED Farcasys oe- (CFR 9.4) ~ FOR av: otmce (Szplasa}y: (Check one) _ SECTION 3, TQ BE COMPLETED @yY DIVIStCY BUCGET OFFICER . a7 ue OtwiSiO"% @.05tT Foe THE FISCAL YEAR CONTAINS SUFFICEENT FUNDS YO L ME@EOY CERTIFY THAT THe MEET THE O@LIGATIONS OUTLINED AaQvE. OTVettow euosEt oFFicca . pare OTre? APPROVALS FINANCE DIVISION MUST HAVE. 16 ADDITION TO FI PROJECT APPROVAL. SFECIFIC WRITTEN APPROVAL ON CERTAIN TYPES OF EXPENDITUQES BEFORE FUNSS Cam BE ADVANCED. INTICATE SELOW ANY APSMOVALS 1% THIS CATEGORY THAT HAVE BEEN SECUREC: T apreovar OF Duin iR TORTI Fe PLaM entm SEOuIRED Sormen (Explain): Puecnase OF enromsmee Puecwase oF fasieeter SECTION 5S. elrh oe noodroyw ’ Tarsl +e Aldee og CAT TVivla ike Lae Ne SUGHATUSE OF case OrFicee EXTENS tN SIGNATURE OF DIVISION CHIEF O® DESIGNEE is Je Be Ured; 2ers Fore 40. GRO, REPLACES Foe 59: 1F4 _ SECRET + gun 58 an1Ot 15 OBSOLETE. 14-0000 te tee tenes ceseeteeeene scene a Senne me Stage nee neee oe a , TPAC $7 MBO Ato PAD HMMA- 22019 WEABQuATIN Fi? NO DISPATCH | secret Gist FF “atoe 99's May 1939 TTBS Te ON _MARKED FOR INDER'NG © NOUNDERING REQUIRED " INDELING CAN BE JUDGED . l 87 QUALIFIED HQ, DESK ONLY “Spncloced Isa ‘eltpptag sdvertishag & UNIBATH develsper, one step Jpiaoto. devexping. aplectos, thai-repleces the three scparaic soluiions mow tsed a by the ‘operational. dsrkroon. tochaicten who processes the take from tha “ LIMERICS baschouses, 2 Wenw have i @ time lag of one to two weeks a recetying the take from eee beschutacs. Most of thls thins lag ls causscd by the lengthy coveluping process ta ave, Hf tacre ts anything to the UNIBATH “developer, ta use in our outatd: derkroom would b3.a docidadly worthebils Investmem. loquirtes ac rhe local photographic Ores tevealed chet they bad avver busrd-of this. : _ product,” Rt la requested that a sample ‘of this deveicper bs sent to tho Mexico sat marked For Quimon OUSLE2 so that & will teach the proper basebouse processor If te proves sucessful, arraagementd @ill be made through ea iocal firm to place an order for the quantity uccessary to mect the operational requirements, REPESENCES) Willard C, CURTIS RBR/vps 23 May 1959 — Distrthotloca 3 WH Divisios 2 KUAIOT x Md wk ‘ vl id AP ~~ SE MALT OUS FOOTION . . Cease CN i $3 cae SoS ND at SECRET i }eowranto | we 9 att OSORTE t * ie a ee tn - anatase 2h 14-0000 pone citad “” Mirch L, 1959 a+, TOs WH/Logtstics FRO: wi/T1 trenton _ - yes SURO: Request for 5D Rocarding ‘Tepes 1. In res unee to the 4-xiso City Station's request in WI 11969 of Febrsery 1959, 1% is requested thutl(O, 5835-H03-605e . : 7 T? tapes, 1600 fect Tong. - The. cost should be charged to the 7 ‘ .. _. Li“at Project, 2. Chipping inctructiona have been requested from the Station, - Yeul Oberst SS acting Chiet, nH/III/Moxice wk y , NO + cop, c/ct, S/¢ 2 a Ha CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 3° ho BOyM I" 0 : ___ 25 Nov 58 SECRET Jt + DIRECTOR M+ MEXICO CITY cTION: (Gas 2 : ; 48 HOUSES ‘KNOWN TO SUBJECT. WILL ADVISE HQS a CE EXE 2835 1. VIEW REF STATION DEEMS ADVISABLE MOVE CURRENT LIFEAT BASE WHEN CHANGE COMPLETEO. 2. PLEASE ADVISE STATION SUBJECTS PLANS RESIDENCE MEXICO. a END © MESSAGE Dp . a SECRET | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. an mG age ee anaemia — mr" CRA AT oT Whee : DISPATCH | SECRET -HMMA-1S37— io" = + se Se a are a ae ee eer a ee . . _ Ghret, WH The teint . - 50-642 ° BOM Outet of Sarees, Monica City 12 November 1958 cea penne nn Sennen meme Re a @ ate - cuact Font Project LUFEAT Syare|P: . ‘ » [Reaves erst wera srortor znos i ‘That the tess Below $e procured att Forwarded BY QUAUTTEO PQ OEM OMY ; pb — ; oA Beas edyutsted that the followug tems be procured and forwarded to — Station Mext.u fur, use in Project LIFEATS Oo Lo, A. Vaciiun: Tubes; 6 - 200each bo a) ~ 200'cach > : yo, 6K6 50 each | “ 6SN7 25 each ES . oSL7 SO each OAUG 5O each 1ZAX7 ss SO cach — These grommets are listed in the EXO ports catalog as symbril ' E40 Motor Mounting gronunets (3), part number p9477, tts requested that the sot live ruboe7 (flat) yrommeta be sent stint? the rounded ancs ~~ B. Grommets for EKO recorder: . - i 4 pre bare and transmit a Jot of nowwe and rumble; Hf these grammets are | ; avauahle, Station Mesice coud use approximately 120 of them, ‘ C. Fast Forward Cable Assy: ; , i Number 242-12297 . 25 cach “ = D. Take Up Reela: | Empry take up teels _ each 2. Uf there te a Kit with assorted condensers for the Pulee Recorders . (DR-2) and for the Revere Recorders, tt ip roquésted thar such a kit be forwarilet la me mS etl Mt ee Walked @ CURTIS EPS/vps . . oo 10 Noyember 1938 a ; ee Dist rthution . . Pus : ° ‘ 3 Hqs | 14-0000 -] FROM TIATHPC atn ee See ATOM SMA ANT NS SECRET HMMA +1 1333 Chief ef Station, Mexico NO y BOLING QU erQuRRD “TROLLING CAN BE JUDGED acnon MOU” . an $Y QUALIFIED RQ DES ONLY See paragraph 1 1, ke ts requested that Headquarcers arrange for the purchase of die correspondence course deseribed in the atracs cnment, It ts belleved chat Lessons i and 2 would be of interest to those. persons involved in the technical aspects of Project LIFEAT, In additioa to being a possible training aid, it is believed that the literature will tend to ‘add a measure pet interest to the essentially difficult and tedious werk of these pe rsons, a - “hielo ee: scr Zs vps L5 October 1958 Disiribution - 3 Hqs w/one copy attach, CLASSIFICATION: H we renszgoron |W ot io Ear ty SECRET [Li nue wrrctt AME COSCLETE 14-00000 =, Course in Wiro Tapping wempicls course 1m Slovene ane Phateeaphis Sereosit levi meat (ligt ated with gnetey anne, Grew ngs, Eng orbs: Lica Of seeetal sewement bet, azsoecgrnnes guvectiooy, Py “The World's Only Correspondence 5 aime wd Fate on cotsien “Tre Vollowing ta 00 ovine of tne coureet . LESSON 1 “ve Topping” LEASOR Ht “BMicee & latte Petey Teminete | tan” ‘Wretea Ws Tapping rs pied) fetce ‘Tom Maken 0 Tag torveaie Preeragte 7 fom US8C4 1. “Beer” Free “Tents foe Rate Sor” woes yea {E004 fcc Pato Beowrs Bers econ Deschong Macrmenoees brite re) citing Lompeeet sat Tach om of hari Poolog 065 [conn “AS te Boesha Lanes” Tatve “Tem boots An ie twee” . L1S80% v, “Teaser” Toe Wiewwes Tet Rady Comtoe Singers Fatwa Ihe (enced Com Artal’ Tho FULL COURSE just $22.50, Complete, C. CARRIER CO, Dect 1£ = EBLO Meltyweed Bivd. § Nettrweed 26, Catt fee 14-0000 DEAD LINTy RATE — : NUMBER OF COPIES : UF A - NEEDED —»> REMARKS om ince of citation, sensitivity, su: phen pelted ot speciuc irwes, stave prise t known). SAECO OrSParCre SMB AND ND SECRET _ | HMMA-11333 ‘THEADGUANTERE “AE 6D . 50- 623 2; 2 AcreN NQUED . - . ‘ "ANDEXING CAN BE JUOGEO se . . ALIFIED MQ DESK ONLY Seo peragrapi 1 a _ By quaune Tiree “ey mn is requested that Hicadquarters arrange, forthe purchase ofthe otrespondenss corse described ta the artai:hment, — ; a eta allevedt that Leas | and 2 would be of tiverost to thone . pera dived .tathe technical aspects of Project LIFEAT.- in additton to - being a possible tratning-ald, -tr is believed that the Ierarure will tend to ‘add a measure of trexeut to the essentisily.difficulr snd tedious work of these persona, WILLARD C, CURTIS EPS/vps - 1§ October 1958 Distributton 3 Hgs w/one copy attach, . i { unctassineo | REQUESTER © NAME DATE OF BEQUEST * Fromas A. Ogden 23 Cotover 1956 _ OFFICE /DIVIBION | ROOM NO AND BUD ES | EATENSION Gue/ wd A OLIT | 2112 Sarten Yall ! 2555 AUTHOR/ORIGINATING AGENCY AND POST cota parts . TITLE QF PUBLICATION _ The tbridts ity doves . MiG WwW ib NEEO- L ] DOCUMENT WITH ENCLOSURE _ 5. {Needed only if item t to Y PUBLISHER AND ADDRESS Co GCARZInI COo Depb Ja 560 Hollwyood “avd. Bollywood 26, Calif. #4 CONTROL NO. DOS. CHA SCIFICATION CHARGE NO, B 46145 FOR LIBRARY i USE ONLY OVE DATE CONFICENTIAL NEED NEED " APPROVAL IS, REQUIRED FOR . ‘aL . ee arene “ |. ITEMS TO SE PURCHASED =>» { i f i op rational ecensiderations, it ia requesved that thia \ Publication ba purchased through sterile channels. j ‘ . In view of the typa of anterial involved ant boesuse of { ' i UNCLASSIFIED] ] _CONADENTIAL. | ] SECRET CASSIFCATION rom USE PREVIOUS EXTON, 2 §3 sie Si 28a AD 3129 2 10 sia} ? an (ay WHICH ARE OBSOLETE Ss E G R E T = 14.90000 “fs fy . 7 . Lat ogneeti CansaCATON - Divarce Fry and “CO SECRET HMMA- 11332 : ~ WEADQUAPTIGS Tal NO 50-6-32/2 Project LIFEAT Supplies [action taunt INDERING CAN SE JUOGED Forwarding of supplies requested in aras. 1 and 2 BY GUALIE:ED HQ. DESK ONLY TEPERENCESS) HMMW- 6820, 24 Sept 58, ‘para 14 eo 1. qt is “requested that ten Revere Recorders be forwarded to this - ‘Station for use under Project LIFEAT. . 2, Ibis also requested that 300° Magnetic recording tapes be for- warded, These tapes are to be used to replace those destroyed at this Station and those forwarded to Headquarters, oo. oo 3. The above supplies should be charged to Projéct LIFEAT. oil MRS C: “oni 15 October 1956 Distribution 3 Hqs SIFICATION 4 USE PREVIOUS EDITION CLASSIFICA! [PAGE RO ’ REPLACES FOEMS m4 \ i oe 53 Sh 7a 51288 AND STZ py] SECRET H 14-0000 Dewan: Abarat? i. 835-003-9556 2. 5835-003-8089 ‘ a 4 - oY en, a en a She wey _ 10; TSS/Logistics Branéh: | ume Fecorder/ Reproduce Revere. Model ‘T-705-P, 77 50° cycies ’ . o Sant , 4 ° Tareq recording, T diameter mim 1fo-t6 $e 2 59% [1 0- x7 G- 396 - -$3°- G66 inedene BES Kec stake, Na 9! oles a ae Ha: Uk Corben (A 7 suret ke ‘(one - phe ma beer l sa4 Sane dere. pee . | 10 ea. “ads. wr +; , aT hal FE ial 300 reels 2.4! $ Fyzyi70° HDOpyese ee . f = _ ov 14-0000 ent tpn! DISPATCH Chicf, WH Division CLASSIC ATION SECRET 50-6-32/2 *$ October 1958 ; wee SIR OS ONE, Reverse Télephoné Listings . ; . |__| __MAREED FOR INDEXING _ Chief of Station, Mexico City INDEXING TAN BE JUDGED ACTON eEQUIRED BY QUAUFIED HQ. OFSK ONLY See paragraph 2 Pn ¥ “Phere ‘is aitached one copy of thé September 1958 issue of the elephone directory for the Federal District, Mexico, J ., oo “2 It is requestéd that a reverse listing’ be made to correspond to: the pnone numbers ‘in this book and that 5 sets of these listings be ’ forwarded for use at Station in addition to those to be provided to the desk, = ~~ ~ . 3. This request for new Hstings 1s *:sed on the fact that the phone’ _ system in-Mexico City has.undergone so many changes since the 1956.direc- tory was issued and processed by Héadquarters that a portion of this is now dbsolete, ; < oo. | ie AC (he WIHLARD C. TIS Attach, - ; : yy GFB/vps : \'1 October 1958 Distribution 3-H (w/attach) 2 Files CLASSIFICATION USE PREVIOUS EDITION. REMACES FORMS 9378 51 23.8 AND 31-29 S'E Cc R E T {_] CONTDNUED WHICH ARE OBSOLETE 14-0000 VIA: _ ALé Pouch . pisPaicit No. __H24-A-10586 SSPCGFT AK OR SEA POH) 50~6-32/2 . SECRET — . CLASSIFICATION _ ok To ; chief; WH Division pate: 9 July 1558 , From; Chief of Station, Mexico city ee ue cr ‘SUBJECT: Generu— LIFEAT os 0 A pane - —== ~— ve - srecnc— Daniel K. SR0MUND™ “(P) eres 7 ACTION REQUESTED: None, informationonly 1. “Subject's application tor “rentista” status in Mexico is being processed by Gcbermacion and LIKAYAK/2 bas been requested by Gobernacion Undersecretary Fernando ROMAN Lugo to check with ODYOKE - - - ag to vhether Subject has any derogatory background. ROMAN Lugo is. wo ao ad : ST particularly. interested in preventing any American with-Communist ~~~ . - an : connection from’setiling in Mexico. 2. Subject is described as a North American of Russian origin; the origin is prodatly vhat brought avout the request for traces, and the Station for the time being attaches no cther significance to the query. 3. LIKAYAK/‘2 is being told that there is no derogatory infor- ‘ mation on Subject and that if any are developed through a quexy to v , Headquarters, he will be notified. Wo further action is contemplated. Milkenrdk he ard ¢. Carcis™ HLS/bet T Jwy 93 Distribution 3° Has 2. Files pon 6 =f, CS COPY ————- SECRET CLASSIFICATION Sv, 51-28 A 14.90000 : _, _ SECRET - _ . CWhen Filled fn) Lo "FA OPERATIONAL AUTHORIZATION To : FINANCE DIVISION . . THROUGH: PL/PLANS/PR PROJECTS BRANCH, FI/ADNIN/BF : eo SUBJECT: “Linwat : “s . ; : oa _ SOP sore, oF veonee? ~ accousT “ae. couarey, Anth ONES IOR . — ee - a se SECTION 1. . oo . ~__YO-B8€ COMPLETED” BY PROJECTS QRANCH a 1 EePpt ol) + AS QROKEN COMN BELOW. THe asgve BRS WAS CEN appmcveo yrnow 2 NP IPB 030 Jona 19s me Tora, awount oF —e Vi/Puaws/Pacsucts (eaten pare SECTICN 2. To BE COMPLETED _AY CASE OFFICER i mAs SCAL YEAR DREAKOONN OF ALOUFSTEO TOTAL f- comreusation Teaeny i | ALucuamces aatioma, curcaees ACCOUNTING DFTAILS TYPE OF PROSECT (Check one) [= acevese AG. BAG, <5. [ [recvarctany METHOD GY @HICM PAYMENTS ARE TO 8£ MADE “ - ateurae Fimemcrar sccousrives (AFR 30- 34) laccerers omy (cre 9.8) Funds 75 a€ ACCOUMTED —. a f0R By: ormee (Bsploin): (Check one) SECTICA 3. TO GE COMPLETED BY DIVISION BUDGET CFFICER _ i HERESY CEGTIFY THAT Tee DIvIStOmM BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR UCOMTAINS SUFFICIENT FuNds TO MEET THE OOLIGATIONS OUTLINED ABOVE. Drvisiom OyOGET OFFICER care SECTION 4. OTHER APPROVALS FINANCE CIVIS10% MUST HAVE, IM ADOITION TO Bi PROJECT APPROVAL, SPECIFIC BRITTEN APPROVAL ON CERTAIN TYPES OF EAPENDI TURES GEFCRE FUNDS CAN BE ADVANCED. INDICATE BELOW ANY APPROVALS IN THIS CATEGORY THAT HAVE BEEN SECURED: ar WAL OF ROMEMISTMATIVE PLAM OnCe SEOUL AED otmece (Suplain): erGuLatioe ty SECTION 5. AGOITIONAL CRYPTONYMS., PSEUDONYMS., ETC. FT ETD UC AATO LAV2/6 | Liestpe2 ms 4 SAE ERA SLTRATEA'S belpar METALS i que owe ie 2 Aasih LEE TE BAD “Go f* Foti ekteler AM to LoTiceAt LULSee if’ wre omy Poy CP Sti peesesih u y ! wa SiqgnaTua€ oF Case OFFICER EXTENSION SIGNATURE OF ONVESION CHIEF oR Das} GNEG DB, ie ee PT Te RATY 2595 va Form NO. 680 REPLACES FOR S$e-104 SECRET rey) 1 aun $8 WHECH IS OBSOLETE. - . . ss QF FICIAL DISPATCH : ma azn oo pispatcH no, _ !2ES26L16 ° . SOxha32/2 Pag 8, enter af Station, Hecico City pars __| SUN ISSO rao" Chiat, wiD eT Operational, SUBIECT - Lire srecic 7 BL GAT CAT aquinwent__ mo : Returnad under separate cever (db; sea vouch) ia which vere inadvertontly packsd with the personal eff of Thomas G, JRQUHART and forwarded to the H.edquarters 3 June 1958 Attachment: Confidential uf/s/c as cescribed abot Distribution: 3 - Nexico City 1 - Wfsail yon 1 9 WH/3/e96 - RI 1 - Subjec Z G oA, -s——_ he Releasing citicer} Cterdinatng ofticec) iy “Kaedasoins odo) 4K. 0. KING, C/weD AK, DAHLLREN, C/Wi/TII CONFIENTIAL FORM NO. 51.29 york SY 2. 4 cae MAINS ake ry 9 Z FROM + MEXICO ~ 1. ACTION | WH 5 NFO + C1, Cl /ors, cific, Fi/ors 2, s/c2- so 167 ood ASSISIFR MESSAGE 167 pula fell oo a rug mMarigea - "| SECRET * DIRECTOR ROUTINE ~ | IN 3104 0 CIR, NO 5 Te MEE 1508 RE: O1R 19158 (OUT 70224 ) « : 1. CONSTORRING SUBJECT FILL BAF 8895. STATION NEEDS MUELTI-LANSUAGE LEFEAT TRANSLATOR AND LIVE “MONT TOR. 2. REGEST SUBJECT TDS MEX I FOR AFPRAISAL SUITABILITY LIFEAT WORK FRIOGR DECISION FCS, FIND OF MESSAGE c/s COMENT: FCONCERNED ASS | GHENT AS TRANSLATOR FOR Bar-8995. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. yoni e ~ : — wo. =: . ™. OFFICIAL DISPATCH ws . DISPATCH NO. 41456363 : S0mbn32/1 SO eae oe cen ten cee, DATE ____$. APR1958". : id ~& Chior of station, Nexteo City DATE Toe . FROM tet; HD ‘ ae Sout | Sone = Operational « « " USPECINS Ppa fect LIPAIT | Rett ate PhO), 22 “etoter 1 157(REOE) - Aetirn Necaéeteds None . 1.) On 2h February 1958 Prejeet Liv-.tAar 1 to authorize payacnt of $1520 enupensation to Naline He. Gy for tin period {yatinn datMor the project). SCHIP, Wi? 1 ~ Why/Mailroom 1-Ws/III/Chrono a2 - 81 1 = Subject J ~ ~~ ! /) fos — —_——_—. - — piers ——— YA ‘Granny ‘ ((Wonndinating othoos) x thee 8 suf, Ae f Xi, “WUD Gi. DAHLGREN, CAMH/III SB-6 Ff ‘FORM NO. 51-29 dua 1943 14-0000 via. ___ Air Pouéh (CFTC AIR On Se CM) Tae " ikl CLASSIFICATION YO: Chief, Wi Diviston FROM: “Chief of Station, Mexico City. SUBJECT: Grneea— Operational /LIFEAT Suppprt secare— The Daniel X. BROMUND Bookcase Reference: i02-W-5665. OISFATCH NO. As dircctad in HP2!-W-5902, the three copies of attachment to reference vere destroyed by the Station on 6 March 195. - ted BCT 7 Har 58 Tistribution 3 = lige 3 Files (2 Mtirices c— | ‘chabSiricaTION. | ainrses SI-2BA : CS copy dA clasts CO-G 32 BIA-965F 14-0000 10. oe . . ar . ay OFFICIAL DISPATCH va TBO DISPATCH NO. weeccy Ac or 300 Pouch) . iseS902 14 FEB 4959. t Cie? of Station, “exice City - pam ou * Gief, wa oo ;GEemar * Operations /LIF7A? Support SUBIECT | ecrsc 0° The Deniol Ke BRONii Bookcase BEFSe A. -t¥ 5665, 21 damery 1958 oe a SUI 1020, ii Fetruary 1958 - : - . Ct. 5 06768, 5 February 1958 = Do “SAE 1032, 7 Februery 1958 ACTING RIXSESTED: Vestroy or raturn cll copies of reference A to Feadquea attachzant to py, or d ty the Station or © Station, plese advise Headquarters by dispatch struction. This procedure ig necess' tated to Inew _ use tha dookracs 4 Calle — VU/GTT joraco ph Me COOPLITNATIONs “tHanterioe& ( : Vax 2 - pia. C. gmc y cen ¢ OS ae estan c/o /IIT . SECRET, -/A é Sey As . : 2 f}- 0 Af oh ings 51-29 14-0000 ron Bt aae te a e y eS QE ROP SEgcReTTBe Yona, for taforetion only. ; 7 sth ‘SelS 8 tNief-efutetion, “exice ity — re a Chief, Wii: @ Adainictretive/UL7Es1 | S FEB yac¢9 @ versoanal far. Fc roerticg ESTE Ay be KE, TL tece bor 1957 . —— Re the “tation's regiact Por ihe ag fi eet of oithar a 7.5 ar TT clerketynist oxportenced ia 2 Sh mecortices hea bean ‘isecsagd with the Shoifyistes. feth va sh anti ciuteiong rear niige the ts'ioatls n@ei for mich on intividcals however, it to et ta tice Asses tle ta acy. {fa an adcittena. alet for the HOS asstenmant of an ecolovee end Lt ie wet talleved feuaitle to gastis dniishaales on an extence! TOY tastes 2. Althouzh the mtational {{elr> trainins precre: eurreste! ty the itetlen writ acmesr intially to leo an excels 2 vay tr os bye Use ref-rascod protien, Heaudierteore beileves that the lorrenct eflect uoill mat venleve to aeeine’ roailia. Lhie ovlnion ig raesd meicarsis “ Ases of qealifted Negdoartere sylovessa a tla le for ec. at :Q@nt. Aleo atvolficant fa tous fs t tnat os rats erties o ve ais te provi 6 clot ine tea fl ostlaees, tuarsig ref.c' a, yo ower - tlotz aor ally svailable te ret colice © A bre lesse one l- -pragent pereaniel celling. 3e Tha Sh vivleloa nas r.cjeptead beat thay vrala be slat to arovi-le SeoceP trataiae to tae cext com epetant Lety eonloee evhatiled for US Beat: meat to tre Stetlong Ghiag Of cru ree, we not isreacs 1:0 Btatton's T/)g it walt only trsorfer en wale fre: one -teiion Job to mother. “ho ld yr heve say ceetres slong tele line, 7t:.2¢ eivise Headiqzorterse ' 27 Jemuary 1958 “T= Sonece> J.C, kT CoO TS LNs CLEF, WHS Uistributions V- Mexico City wi/Suprort, G2 o Hf ailroon eR/T0 J.C, Kinc, CAviD ; : Roe COMLEREN, C/ARM/IIT tH/ U1 fpexicofLPuckettsjek 1400000 tha : taidon wal: ‘ : roe aes : : ceeny j 4 sheaf af ce tation, “exten City 8 chief, & eo Atehile’rs tivef rot ~ Cersenwal for ca. (8? ceamrti.g Lergy HREXS, a secestor S87 . ee : ACT LN NEED neriy Zane, Yor {nfrarvasin onive 1 . le “bo ‘tatiantes reqw@ct Por ine agsdonert oo atthar a BOS or ToT eclorketypist exsgert: PAP meootic: Age been -eccesed with the GY otwistan. - art 44! isiong reeacnion the | tatlonta meas for aceh moinciiidsaly Wee yer te nf the 4 n@ dtoose tie te acy.t/8 an adiiifonsl & aaifimwnt of es et aves ant it des ew for the is nyt iglteves Mesrisle vy gant... Sits suela un aa axteccad TY teeles 2e Aitiesch wa «-lethsoal fied! Vrainbe: pro ras @acrested Vy sattlelly ta la an freckle t wy to + lve the tera b-Llsves that “get unuld ref-rennas promise. BOL atAisve She «ase; : : leo. CA Isck af 4 abled Nea t salve abs Asa et wife 2 "och arheta : aa Les ee to prove iat oot e remy fedwria: ay vt pleis nam all. ewsit reibesesce pret In pragest 9 -rnovel cet on Bo" seslimwwt ta toe “station Stattonts T/ip tt ow ute als ta wois-, cf Lt pe iemlyiarterzs L.= Ki 2? January 1958 wistributioar ecco city att/fupport _ rif'exico/Lpuckettrick Je CO. RUR, CfoHS vele WHLGRN, CACH/idY care wes | ome 7s view ST 14-0000 : - OFFICIAL DISPATCH = , oa TR a DISPATCA NO. Nm455865 ae : : - — . “e 50-6-32/2 moe : 10 ae aii 2 of 8 Station, Mexico City pard | Jan 58 1 3d, ou ' Chef, “aD ok c = Operational /LI! .T Support = - Conceslment Device for Use by Caniel E, Bau‘uub (SPECT (RLA226542) ne . 2. In anavor to 4 special request by Daniol{K. HiOfiI) and approved by the “H Division, K.LIOT has vonstructnd albookciuse containing ‘@ concealment area for his use in comection with the ILI. AT Project. This bookcase 49 now bein: packed for -chijment. b ithation will be sdvised, later of the uethod of shipme:t and the TA 3 cthlons for its use are ‘u/s/c,.. If the -taticn has no objection td Dy requested that it be dglivered to hin. oncl sinil¥r concealmert 2. %If the Stetion believes ; t ds reauested tut you - devices would be of use under LI" '¢ forw.rd to Headquarters your sug eek): ? as to uumntity, aise ard prosjective » our request will thea be referred to X'.IcT, Attachroert: u/s/e Rar KING ‘ 3 copies of memorgyjua Chief, ‘HD Ea - Wi/TLT/Chrono wo/att, ~ WiMMailroome/>.att. = TSS/Joe Raglio w/o/att ~ RT w/ofatt. it, , om SS ~~ A D ae (Conrd.nateg ethcer} tren ewer how) iia R. N. DAHLGREN, C/WH/TIL 4 0 b- 3HA- ‘J. C. SING, Chiet/ ‘5 FORM NO. 54.29 FR 1989 " openicg podat apprendimately 70 degrees from vertital. Vo ee “oS . . . . ~ : ” v a were, , oe, "£0 Dacenise; ive’ - a ° cot. Work Oréor 2176 . i oT ~ ACDB-106) : La oan nna = . ‘A bookcase 42" x 46" 0 12" was made with a conzealsne-? fore The bockease was cade from_plee and: paloted | ‘fat black, “The oor sabment area is 1-8/3" x 1-1/2" 2 4n aad is Rocated under ate - hove abel and covered by the kitk pang, ic Tho-hidh panel nmi be opened in ordar to gate arccesa ts ‘+e oncealvent area, This panal ts held in place with a positive in an g device, The locking device is located under the frant-ce-te- a. ee. teon of the ‘dottom shelf. Bf is located baddath a filled oail bole. : Ihe inching dbyice is relesaed by lserting:a table knife blade - or eir.iar piece of matal - between tha Sottom shelf and kick pasel ar¢d ~ by pashing toward the rear af the casa, a distance of approzimaieiy 2, at the above-desigustad poimt. To factlitate inserting the blade on a toaded ahelf, Lift upward cn the canter part of the bottom abel u-th the jack releases, When tha lock ls released, the kick panel may be inoved by pregwing loward an ths bottom edge of the panel. After the pacel has been moved slightty withdraw the imife go that the under a_-face of the ahelf fe nct marked; then complete opening the parei. I: 1s important that the kick panel aot be forced beyond its maxun um To close the paral; return It to its original position by p arving lewaed on the top sdge urtil the lock scapa Into place. Tor: for su Rteg by pushicg breurd on the bottars adge. * a . aod - low ; ees . . ~ i ° a r a e : rr . re « . SECRET . ata ¢ Pa 14-0000 . 3k ey sipcbslitecn CRIG : act Be Pi unit. HYD _ or. «2555 ~~ aa . DAE 5 27 PACH IH Fe LOST 599” a wo), «MUXICO CLiY : TO ROMs BIFECYOR . an * CONF; | wats a we peo 1 FI/OPS 2, EE ¥, SRK, OP 2, s/c 2 MEXI INFO ) cite pia _ RE. A. UIR 18374 (our. 711707 - - cosa! Be MekI LS¢ (Ti 27072) ; 1. PER WEXI LAWYER INSTRUCTIONS, LANIEL K. BROMUS ATT PT!.D ON 16 DEC OBTAL sHXI VISA WHICH Law FIRM HAD TOLD BROMUND WAS IMPORTANT | MATIEP ARIGUGS PRIOR LEAVING U.S. EVEN THOUGT BROMUND HAD LETTE OF CREDIT, MEXI CONSUL REFUSED ISSUz VISA STATING COULD OBTAL!! TOURIST CARD ONLY UNTIL RENTISTA APPROVED. CONSUL ADVISE) ALSO THAT RENTISTA HUST BE TNITIATZD AT USAT CONSULAI® TUS, ASU STMILAN EXPERFENCE CLAGMORE “eNTISTA AL BROMUAD THABILTTY COMPLY ALL i. LAVY-k OTKECTTOUS, HQS LIST 0 Gg00 i TITERS LISTE fo Rser. rg. Wo fy EMET PLocERD WEXE 03 TOULIST CARD. 2, DELAYS WAVE BEE: CAUSHD BY GEXT Gotsel, INSISIALCE THAT beTTSR OF CREST. THIS KE CHANGED, WHICH HOW aYI PG ACCEPLLD BY aZXI COUSIL OW 26 DEC. BaOsUi WILL bS AUVISED OF HLAITISTA APEAOWSL Stl: SIST cits CHICAGO ADDRESS. PON RECEIPT APPROVAL RENTISTA BPOIfKY WILL COME HyS 4DY PICKUP PAPERS. COCHOINAEING OFfFTCERS c Dany Pe wie ole RELEASING OFFICER UTHENTICA TS REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Ccny 3.0 eee © 2 14-0000 ~ ORG - UNIT « ‘ xT Yr DATE & PAWS TU0 DIRECTOR XI a NFO - CATE DIR - 3. MEXI CONSUL AWISED DROWN WILL HAVE DIFFICILTY OBTAIN: INPORT PERMIT FOR CAR EVE IF WILLING PAY TAX. BROHUID NUGH UPSET THIS MATTER AND STATES UNWILLING SELL LOW MILAGE 1950 FORD FO! SHALL ANT HOUEY, SUGCEST STATIO. A 1EuPT USS LOCAL OONTACTS ASSIST BROAD OBTAI TMPORT PERMIT. h. PROMMD ORPAPTING BY CAE QL GTC, NILL Get TOURISY CAPD AT BORDER. BD OF TiSSAGE CS COMMENT: LIFEAT AMENDMENT APPROVED 5 DEC F UR BROMUND RENTISTA COVER. COORDINATED BY PHONE WIT wy CCB/NC/}R. MILLARD WH/PERSONS han LF, sche hE the mete hb eof “ News (or e Loa Oe COORDINATING OFFICERS J foe : awn J.C. 4ING, CHIE, WHO S-S-C-E 2ST R. DAHLGREN, C/H/TIT MELT ASING OFFICER AUTHENTICATING OCFFICEE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSLING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy No 14-0000 FROM:. CABLE ACTION | SECRET ~ . ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET - ae os a oo o “oe ole ‘Dato Received SA aan Adee Me ¢ Ae? TOM forartadeny | “Zee Each comment should be numbered to curreapond with number in 70 column. A line should be drawn across sheet under each comment. Officer designations should be used in To column, Each officer should initial (check mark insufficient) before further routing. Action desired or action taken should be indicated in Comments column. Routing sheet should always be zeturmed to registry. ' ‘ For officer designations see separate sheet, SECRET hviser O1-19 Accession No. stg ROUTING. — CLASSIFIED MESSAGE a topering’ ~ MESSAGE DATE : 9 mixes i ~ SEGRUT Bee: $ 21 $2257 | eco carie ser IN aatqg TOR EEK 29 DERARTUKE STOUG LEAVES STATION WITHOUT TRANSLATOR? LIMERICK. STATION REQUIRES ONE TRANSLATOR WITH OFFICIAL COVER BESIDES BROUUND. RCOCMVEND MISS ARN STEFEN WHO PexEGeRMED EXCELLENTLY TDY HERE. END OF BESSAGE | SECRET | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE {S PROHIBITED. CopyNa : 14-00000 UNIT: 0, ew S=t-C-R-5-T- EXT : : ; : psp Al Skee DATE": 9 orc: MBIR_1957 1 TO + Mexico cTIY FROM : DIRECTOR conn, HS neo, SiC 2 > : to MEXI INFO . RF: MeExI 72h (Is 43718) :- L. LAP SP PeOS QUAL! APPROVED: : eee temenorsscetcers ch A, LIVISTOCK: ¢32,316 FY §8 XID “7,350 FY 59 Be LIPSTICK: $82,417 FY 52 AND 316,483 FY 59 C. LIFEAT: £156,647 FY 58 : 2. DISPATCH'S FOLLO!, WD OF MESSAGE. Tal xs Es foc Gan AL = CLASSIFIED MESSAGE cRiG* ay le ei THO Teh 4 [> COCRDINATING CFEICERS a . OR es J.oc. KEG, MIS, AD RELEASING OFFICER ~ Dee tO a nee "CG CABLE SE ™~ a, ~~. we CAEL Of H/LIT ADTIMENTICATING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No cr. foie 14-0000 = , CLORIT - U Lu atk | AIR - KMAWA8832 poss Chief, *# Division 5 Decenbor 1957 Chief of Statios, Hexico-City [ Cperatione/AUITIC i | oo. )) i Th ie requested that ten fant forward cables for Zkotape recorders be forvarded | to this station, | Willard C, Ccurtia ‘ a. TOU/epe _ | "2 Decenbor 1957 Dietribution: § = ths (1 = KURI?) . 2- Files : . ‘ 14-00000 29 Nevenber 1957 FEkCNOUM POR: Wi/Legistics SURJICT : Purchase cf “et=1 “terage Cana an! Deluxe Carrying Caces a : 1. The Fexican desk has received sn crel request fren tho. field for metal exues to replace tre cardvoard boxes wich are now - -wsed fer audio ts,ea in the L1F:AT brejeet. The cardteard boxes - used te pretect the tanes-vear cut In a very snert tire decauce of the frequent handling which they receive at the Station, 2, It is requested thst ycu curchaza and chip te tne Mexican Station, tne folloving itera which enn be purchased fron LAPAYLTTE KARIC, 165-08 Liberty Svenue, Jamaies 33, Nex York (seen in cate~ log 305): 100 Metal “torage Cans for 7" 1200 foot reels $ .39 each (in lots cf 6) 3 Deluxe Carrying Cases ~ hold 35 reels in case $5.40 each 1 3. Tho coats of the above itexs Should be charge! to Project ' LIFEsT. to Robert W, DAAL.-ER C//uiy WH/III Mexico/CUehvung imja Ti stributions Crig. & 1 - Addressee 1 + WH/TITMexieco/Chreno 1S Subject (LIFEAT/Support) 14-D0000- . . | q tery : | a -- : SEGRET : ‘ AIR . - . : ; 7 a, a _ BMA-W-5516 : ee a 12hou7 13 gpoe32/2- Chief of Station, Mexico . rn t # Chtar, 3D © : a - : OPY idainiserstive Request for Supplies and keulpment Seba. ORSFERLECE: EM/a-dh72 - = - ; 0: Hoad- ‘le Rofergnced request has been received 6 quarters and anvronrlats requisitLlons have been pleceds 2, Shipping documenta end shioping information will be furwerded to ycu ss soon as they are mace available. 9.0, tog f%3,.¢, KING Chier “t Western Hemisphere Loon DIS (NER PEON 3 - Hextco . : - 1 - WH/Shrono : . : 1 - we/mailrocm . 1- RI WH/ERH/nk 6 November 1957 ete Ge 2 esbe a COPY; C/ak/s ‘IP PORT Rew QoL Li meen @ Pplben Cae C/EH/TUL ous (L0G J-O- Bf. _ 7 a, EERE tn) _ FL OPERATIOWAL AUTHORIZATION — = TO) 8?) FINANCE DIVISION THROUGH: FI/PLANS/PROJECTS BRANCH. FI/ADMIN/BF toes eevee OF PROUECT!. aeCouaT moO, : COuNTay, BeGa OF TIEIGR So ep Suasees . . Gg SECTION tr : TO BE COMPLETED BY. PROJECTS BRANCH tm THe Tota, AMOUNT OF “] MHC anowes eRorEcT was OCém APPROVED FRow 9 #___Se eS _. as saonew poms ittoe. - oo = ao vy - FUSPLAME/PROUECTS SOhatn Bats SECTION 2. OSae Le Peweucin, accosmtiess CAFR W110) fuNDS TO a€ nS - ACCOUNTED prs oaiv (CFR 9.4) : : ; , FOR BY? (Explain): . (Check one) a SCCTION 3, TO BE COMPLETED BY DIVISION BUDGET OFFICER ) WEREBY CE@TIFY Tear THE DIVISION BLOGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR CONTAINS SUFFICIENT FUNOS TO MEET THE OBLIGATIONS OUTLINED LBOVE, mo . . Oivesiow Buaatt OFFicse care . SECTION 4. . OTHER APPHOVALS FINANCE OFVISION MUST HAVE, IN ADDITION TO Fd PROSECT APPROVAL, SPECIFIC BRITTEN APPROVAL ON CERTAIN TYPES OF : EXPENDITURES BEFORE FUNDS CAN BE ADVANCED. INDICATE SELOW ANY APPROVALS IN THIS CATEGORY THAT HAVE BEEN SECURED: PURCMASE OF aUToM at | | aPP ao AL or a 1gTAatred Ocee Sute . ‘ [| Pulcnase OF wasoh t 6 OF Loytmutnt a ormce (Expleaia): ' = cuss or Jat etemet Bg MERTALS FO CUCASS OF Tuat SEMmt FTES By Sheu atica SECTION 5. ADDITICNAL CRYPTONYMS, PSEUDONYMS, ETC. H : : SIGNATURE OF CASE OFFICER ERTENSI ON SUGNATURE OF DIVISION CHIEF OM DESIGNEE. [DATE ve L, 2. Puckett 2588 x “a : Forw no. REPLACES FOQW 59-104 . oo i 1 aun 33 80 Br lot 1S OBSOLETE. SECRET tl tte tla A OSD Te . __ =? . * ng! . . : via; ATR. - . 2 (SPECIFY AGA Got S24 POUCH) . . ve — Chief, “H Division FROM : Chief of Station, Mexico City SUBJECT: GeMcAa—Logiatice/ AQUATIC - SPECIFIC— Request for Supplies = LIF®A?/Supyort It fa requerted that aix pairs of Bruch crystal headphones be forwarded to Mslead gfe thin station for usee on LIIAT, ~ TC6U/ cpa 2 October 1957 Distribution: » Headquarters (1 KURIOT) —/eo - Fo 7 SS & 3 - Filen coy ‘ $ cn ET CLASSIFICATION Gast, 51-28 ATCH NO. EMUARBU22 CLASSIFICATION St oo, — . "pate: ___Doodtanerios 14.90000 - ‘ARTION 's Wap mere ates oe "076 6 sepals : ; f HE RETURN WITH RENTISTA COVER. HE HAS FULL DETAILS. ANCLUDIS | tou: ANG "17 _ CASSIFIED_ MESSAGE 25 c CTOBER 1957 “ten 2 13 28.57 DIRECTOR | t P . a MEXICG CITY : _me DISABLE SECT. Js WH 5 ROUTINE =f Fifops 2,f1/R1,) S/c 2 An enge | DIR: wo / CM HEX! 447 1. DANIEL K BRCOMUND DEPARTED MEX) 25 OCT. STATION REVURSTe 3p RETURN ON SIX MON THS TOURIST CARD AND ARRANCEMENT RENTISTA & ait WITH LOCAL LAW FIRM HICH HE MADE WITHOUT STATICN INTERVENTIONS | 2. recusst ne INCREASE LIFEAT FUNDS TO COVER S804 U.S, TUTY ON PERSONAL CAR, 335% INMICRATION AND VISA FEES AND %25¢ LANYER. FEE. WILL ALSO BE NECESSARY ESTABLISH $29,700 TEPOSIT ORDER ~~ BACK COVER AS RENTISTA. SIMILAR CLACHORE COVER, 9. RECOMMEND LIBERAL TRAVEL ADVANCE VIEW TOSSIBLE RORTER DIFFICULTIES. 4. REQUEST CABLE ETAL : EKD OF MESSAGE REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. 14-0000 REMOVAL SLi sa _ cee bat, ‘S¥MDOL oH MLE: ASP saa. wwe aes be FT THE CS COPY OF THIS DOCUMENT WAN REMOVED NOM Tat. GLE 6 0-0 - PILZ . ye EP ane REL ee PLs bm SUOPORSARDSD TR ob) ae PR AT Ta hast . BECAGL re ean enn a . 10-6 IVES a ean KAPOK and upprocesigd. [to eae PYRAT and copraceansad.. = 3. it vaa EYES ATONE aad angraceenad., . 4. 22 ten DEPLARED, ae vo, Ft was staseified ants bile a a . ; 4 Beowau amt dew ry tae i 14-0000 6 suscr | ° Aérintotrative/LIPAt \ SPECTIC . @ Porseral Parers fo Denial Ky ORKE™) Aotion Required: Tolivor Attached “aterial to Nanlel Ke PAD.TUS : Forwarda:t n9 a separate cover enclosure j ing clessifiod personal workins papers for Subject : translation duties. , Attachrantso2u/s/e i f 33 September 199 a Distridution: aoe ? 2 Oe Le. nein Ry QadBg ne re &. 683, cru Arn “CuSecpext he DOLE , CiTSY, wu/IZe SECRET ~ . CLASS CATION FORM MO. 51-29 : so-b- 3h Pl COPY: | SECRET ATR ‘ : . : 5 Ss ; “Merew-st7h ; oh _ ; . 50-56-32 /2 . b2Sers7 a 15 Chief of Station, “Mexico . Dae Chief, WED Administretive . ee Requert for Supplies and rculpment R_PERLNCE: EMMA-7752 . 1, Foeferenced recuest has baan received bo Heel- i} quart rs 6o1 evoroncicta requisinfens have baen places. 2. Shipping documents end shiping tafornation will be forwerded to you as scon as thsy are msie available. Q.C. hOea Cs KING _ Chief Westera nemisphere eet DICE TTTON: 3 - Mexico 1 - wH/Chrono 1 - WH/matlroom 1 - RI WH/ERH/nk 9 September 1957 Zn Le 24 ib [EZ Fee CfsH/SuPeoST tt C/*.8 Tae S2- 6-31 14-00000 ; . 313 apes DATE =: £9 SEPT 1957 a $13°4 Fo, DIRECTOR mom. MEXICO CITY | | Svaction WH 5. co BO - Ch, cif To DIR NO Ge MEXE 169 ORE: A. MEXI 155 (IN 48155) i B. MEX? 164 (IN 485h2) a r i . SUBJECTS To BE USED AS Revicr LIFEA SUBJECT REF A 1S SISTER IN LAW CAROL K. ZINSMEISTER. : END OF MESSAGE = 1S SE? 198 vv : . O50, 1006 pol | BT poe | ; . , | SECRET | wee REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE KANG OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No DATE 25g52 14.90000 oO Ong eR/ORAS 3 ck DATE + 94 SEPTEMBER 1957 TO 7+ DIRECTOR”. FROM + MEXICO’ Sor 588 1 I : Recto CABLE SECT. ; RO ACH, ogo h, OP 3, S/62 .- ' UN 46377 To DIR NFO 24: CITE WEXE 121 4, GENE F. BRADDOCK WHO PREPARES REPORTS ON TRAVEL. SOV SUB PERSONNEL AND RELATED SR MATTERS DEPARTING MEX! APPROX 4 OCT FOR HOME LEAVE AND TRAINING, 2, REQUEST SERVICES CLERK.STENO 99 DAYS/TDY REPLACE 8RADDOCK -AND_ASSIST PREPARATION LIFE A EAT REPORTS, PREFER ABLE PERSON SR DIV TRAINING, END OF MESSAGE QS ccc yor- Oso} Pp . Rae | SECRET | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Na 14-0000 VIA: (GAUGIFY AiR OR SEA FOU) | | aa . . CLASSIFICATION se TO chief, WD ne ; DATE: 23 Auguat 1957 FROM Chief of Station, Mexico J a SUBJECT: concn —Administrative/LIFEAT — sPeciFic—Supplies ; \. ACTION REQUIRED: Shipment of items listed below For the proper maintenance and service of the Revere Racarder it is considered desirable to have on hand at this Station the following listed parts: Quantity Part Name : : Part Number 4 : 5 10 Take-up belt ‘ TR-7924 , s Idler, high speed oO TR-7612 3 Take-up spindle assye TR-792h - 5 Pressure rollers TH-7920 3-3/4 210 E-Rings TR~7521 20 Record indicator lamps TRA-105 5 Idler, flywheel . TR~7811 3 Rewind spindle Assy. ‘ TR=7927 ~ 10 E-Rings TR-752y 10 E2ings TR-7523 10 Head plug sockets (no puaper) 20 Tires for take-up and rewind assays. (no number 10 Insulating studs TR-72h9 10 Sound heads , TR-SB ; . 30 Pressure pads . TRe260L to Record pad -spring : TR-7610 ° 10 E-rings : TR=7520 3 Record pad assy. TR-7915 3 Erase pad assy, TR-7915 ’ 10 Erase pad spring TR=7615 10 Sockets for motor plug (no number) (for plug TRA} 10 Spindle screws TR-7250 02h) 20° Take up clutch felt . TR-7617 5 Motors . TR-7801 120 volt . 50 Gromnets . TR-7807 ‘ 20 Solenoid plunger pins TR-7258 SECRET mars O1-28A yee CLASSIFICATION ene st -b-32)a 14-0000 SECRET Part Rams | * E-rings Rerings , co Vo).ume control knobs Vacuum tubes Vacuum tube Vacuua tube Vacuun tube: . Vacuum tade- Vacuum ‘tube Vacuum tube RRARSSSuss : "2 August 1957 TaU/B Distributions 3 - 1S DMA-7752 23 August 1957 ~ Page 2 Part Nusber |‘ TR-7520(for 1/8" shaft) " TR-7525(for 5/16" shaft) TR-7005°. : SSH? 6837 5SY3. 3h, ——— fo-6-3Yf2 14-0000 am ate 15 aucusT tes? . feos 15° UN 6257 i010 CABLE § > + DIRECTOR tom MEXICO CITY . “achon SWHG wy at be FO a - Cl, c1/ors,. cues fl, ries, €ifai 2 F 5 : i rel ot LIF CRT. Ss. 2 DIR INFO “s REs TCX! 918 (IN 36956 ) REPEAT 60 CYCLES IS CORRECT. CITE MEX! 959 : END OF MESSAGE * 4G 1987 We tse [oot pa) Aung $? : SECRET - \ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE !SSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No au 1S 14-00000 . FROM “INFO 4 CH, CI/OPS CI/IC, Fl r1/0Ps>- shin 2, WH \, ‘sie 2 ~ : . . * a. 7 . + ~, — et i ‘ ROUTING : ———_ es _a 3h acl /eP ot 4;. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 69 AUGUST 1957 SECRET OFRECTOR MEXICO CITY- ACTION .Tss 4 : a Lt FEAT Sucrce tv —__ | TO ‘DIR INFO are MEX! 918 SugS! REQUEST /Tf REVERE T-7/)d\ RECORDERS} rs( 6s CYCLES FOR USE ON ee ee ‘ LIFEAT. . on END OF MESSAGE CS COMMENT: ACTION UNIT OETCRMINEO AS THOUGH INDICATOR TECHS USED. a b ase | ecb sve 2 ; SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Now 14-0000 PTR Sona eee eer eee 10 + OFRECTOR pron s)| MEXICO-CITY® 141 iiD/REL/SW Q AUCUST 57 Pa we action, _WH Sy ito» C4, CI/OPS, CI/IC, Ft, FI/oPs, FIfRt 2; ON 12 AUG 57 ACTION RESPOISIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE WAS TRANSFERRED FROM TSS TO Vai AT THE REQUEST OF MHS. STROHL, TSS, EXT 8003, IN COORDINATION WiTH MR. C/S COMMENT: HILEMAN, Wi, EXT 4591 So -b- safe ; SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Cow No 14-0000 a . . am "DIS. ..fCH NO. HN1-4-7613_______ - VIA: (SPECIFY ALR OR SEA POUCH) leremaeeiliciiedaneneeed “SeeReT ; CLASSIFICATION oo. To- : Chief, WHD OATE: 7. August-3957?———-_—-_ FROM Chief of Station, Mexico . °° SUBJECT: Generau— Operational /LIFEAT seere Supplies eae) It is requested. that ‘the following supplies for LIFEAT be forwarded te this Station: — : 8. 100 Shaeffer ball point pen refills for Panacowtic dial recorders; + db. 50 rolls Scotch mending tape for magnetic recording tapess Ce 100 rolis paper for Panacoustic dial recorders; - and d, Six Amplicorp Model 200C Degaussers, It is plamed that one Degausser will be placed at each LIFEAT base for emergency purposes. ihe C. aC %s 5 August 1957 TGU/efb . Distribution: 3 = HOS SECRET: mo CLASSIFICATION | wamet9a9 5 1 ~28 A 14-00000 A oo — - oo peseu HfL 57 t “Chief ¢f Staten, Nexico City a Chief, “4D _o L?-sT ~ “orlalfva! rexice City Tele: arene Girectery Referuncer “SUALTI37, 3 Fal, VST (p= I12/3) ds Reforeace reusctet soriniization of tre rexice City telonucna sircetery uy atroet afiress, Tse uatter ws i! scusced with tie “ea inearters unites concernod with this type cf verk, Une to the tina rocuire? ic complete tals fob ant beemisa of tne existines aeeavy verk lead, trey arn unable to uniertake tals requlrerant., Tho resuirecest could be Cilied by another covarmant ercney ntter toe directory wan re yeed te abstracts based on a mucerical cotine syater,. The cutaida arency wul: thea yuneh tie code? aidtresse+ and intices cate e-ria at a nest of 75 per tho sont cr $1,250 far 110,000 aitreases. A full timc perecn witha. kaewlodre ef Ccanian would have te be assigned Ly 3°D fer this werk, 2. ‘the safer pert of tw fe weld b> tas Sle Lo facctinetal weosdi reece ~ cer onts § Beal, The .6Gont shtpemetne key ney acmeeu ld take a? “eat tre zoatha. fag tuird stepema aacdine LisllopeetouLlt be a Dadrly reci precaass 3, Leeasse cf toe cost and tee socrtarsa of rerconnel, Heetquarters recrots tant 48 La unaole te usta sortake tim serlaligaticn Jet at thio tine, J.C, KISG Chief, WD 17 July 1957 Distributicnt 3 lexteo city 1 ~ WH/TIT/Chrono = X= Subject ~ ViMellroon 1 ~ RI UH/TIT/Mexdeo/iSale ma J.C, XING, CHICE, WD . Choue E "OR, DILGREN, CARYIIY a : . me Lee? . 14-0000 wa: ____ At Pouch -_ OR CH NO. _EMMSAe7393 [SECRET I. L___.cussirearon’ | : __._ CLASSIFICATION ; “vo =: Chief, WE Division pare: _22 July 1957 a FROM: Chief of Station, Mexico City. oe oo _ 4 SUSHCT: coenn— Administrative/LIFEAT | geome Request for Vaca Tubes AGTION REQUESTED: Pouching of Vactua Tubes Me - "Le Tt te requested that the folloving vacum tubes be pouched to this Station: 2. Whereas at times these trdes, or sone of thea, can be purchased locally, the local market often deals in "seconds" which ere unsatisfactory for our work. . .. TOU/bet L Jaly 1957 Distribution : ° 3 - Hs 3 ~ Files Hs, 51-28A i COP ; . ~ ge -6 7 37/2 14-0090 a REROVAL sue a Yo ” os XC. sy OL & UES ifnt _ as, 72 fare ae, " THE CS _oGpy OF THIS poster: WAS REMOVED FRoy THES FILA & sy am BY 2? “ann Rpt OM “Ab icy 7200 PORWERDND TO te Ane <— hepr BEALS SaLRS 7 To te AQ FEE NOGCE neg WOoprelagae pe re 2 It eas RYHAT ead Saprese¢aad. 3, towee EVES Alouy ant ucprucessed : : 3) ot wea DEFERRED, a . wi 5S. Ft weg Caaenlfieag into file Me, conte ee 7 6. Tt war an Sndesed O55 iMeOT : k 14-0000 ROUTING _CLASSIFIED MESSAGE : _&59 B0/em/aTP _ DATE <9 JULY 57 | *1O | DIRECTOR ' ROM MEXICO CITY aah bofepi tA . 7 o ‘ oe ao », ACTION: WH 5 : oo ‘ . Pan d f- : $ ; : . . N i i _ NFO _ ci, Cr/oPs, CI/IC, C1/OA, Fi/Rs 2,\S/c 2 ? - . . . t t Tro —sdDIR INFO a CHE MEXT 753 peed REQUEST LISEAT CLEARANCE FORK LIPSTICKS 17 AND 22, TO PE USED ON NEW LIFEAT BASE. “ END OF MESSAGE i ; i oe i j H ' : : ; = SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. t , , Z fe
104-10188-10003.pdf
14-0000 _- 104- 1o188- 10003) | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | Ms “ha, ‘ _ ~ * “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ “ (INDEX - ; e145 . - . Ine WS RSUTING . ONO INDEX: : 28 June 1963 UY eis iN CS FILE NO. HUEY Sune AOS Fst NCS FILE ', MEXICO Cory ZROM: DIRECTOR OSFERRED ‘cones = WH 7 ne 7 oe av, vet . ee ROUTINE INFO+ CH, CI/OPS, FI, S/C 10) ExT ; . INFO = CITE OR 50937 : : 50937 REP: yEXT 5use (mm éexso)s REF MISTAXENLY SLUOGED TYPIC. TO WHAT EXTENT HAVE TAPES BREN TRANSCRIBED? “IP NOP TRASSCRIESD, CAS MEXE DO It? IF TRANSCRIBED, ERASE TAPES, IP SOT AED MEXT CANHOT RANDLE, POUCH TO DIR. ADVISE. END OP HIMSSSACE ‘WH CMP: Mlext queried qs as to its desire have pouched ‘tapes LIFSAT SSLARD~1 -coverage for period resided Hotel Maria Angelos. ~ . woop WW 15 | a nk, Ye: fu ¥, WHITTEN C/wup : Cfak/3 COORDINATING. OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER AUTHENTICATING FFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN Triz ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Nn | 4 — “eM AEM EAT G 7; -" CLASSIFIED MESSAGE gy. 124 LMELAT Gee . ORIG: JUDKINS sdd ea ¥ " a ROUTING Grit BH/ /MEXIC: N SECRET ext A bh - ° Oy NO INDEX : DATE : Gi FILE IN CS FILE NO, > «tne CITY / FROM: DIRECTOR | CONF: 8 INFO Cl, CI /OPS, CI/RA, F1z-TS0-5, S/C 0 1 er : INFO : . CITE DIR 350, REF; MEXI 4201 (1m 19807)" ‘1. HGS APPROVES LOAN OF ON2 STERIIZ SPARE 3-10 DIAL PULSE RECORDER TO DURKIN. or . 2. QS URGES CLOSE SUPPORT ‘TREASURY/WARCOTICS INVESTIGATIONS. MEXI MAY FROVIDE DURKIN WITH CCCASIONAL LIFEAT COVERAGE PROVIDED NO LIVEAT TAKE GIVEN TO- MEXICANS, BMD OF MESSAGE WH COMBENT: aatio Je: Duridn, Treasury rep assigned to Mexico Lavestigatiag - narcotics traffic, approached Station re dial reccrder for Fhons = tap on Mexican target. _ TSD__ BROCE La ROSE (BY PHONE) @X/ops_YRanK WoaRES /~//. L/egde, vai/coe— a COORDINATING OFFICERS Vi of? Aricaring we S-2-6-2-2-~-F_ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, . 0 : . Copy Na’ 14.90000 -l April 1963 i MEMORANDUM FOR: ‘1/Personnol . BUBJECT: ; ‘Recruitment of a Retired CIA or Military Officer for Contract Status in Hoxico . _ _ 7 . | 2. Mexico City needs a replacement in September or October 1963 to wors on a technical Operation. The Station does not wont a staff employee, but a Contract Agent. : 2. The Contract Agout would need. the following requirements: a a. Must bo retired, and move permanently to Mexico under cover of a retired U. S. citizen, with the approprtate guaranteed income required under Kexican law. ($320 for husband and wife bun nw) b. Must have technical training which would enable him to vork on a technical operation, Possibly involving the care and upkeep of recordors, otc. . c. Bust have a working knowledge of Spanish, or the ability to scqyuire this fluency prior to arrival in Mexico, qd, It will be necessary for the employoo to work with people, make early and late aeetings, and to spend a guod deal of tins driving around town. Therefure, the candidate. must drive a car and be physically %it to work long hours. 3. %It 16 requestod that information on any candidates be furnished 8H/3/MEXICO or C/#il/3 for consideration. John M, thitten wv C/RH/S 5 A} DISTRIBUTION: oe y vad “Orig. une } < AYFERE9 8heporr : \ OASSHTUTA TION SEGRE T - 4 Chief of Station, Hexico City fe cro ee {OR CAE ~ - s Chief, bH Division . SUBJECT t LIFEAT Security ACTION REQUIED REFERENCES REF; HHA 20305, 3 Decemoer 1962 1, Reference prodlem v9 discussed by KUKI with david Me VILSTED, during the latter's TDY at Headquarters in early Lecember 1962. 2. KURLOT reccemends the following solution and his furnished the attached m:terial for delivery to “ILSTeD for his use: : @e The turninal identification system consists of two fluids. Vial °A® is collodicn in-which is nixed = sirall amount ef phenciphyfthaloin and is. intended to be-used by the cerson who originally connects the wires. Gensrousiy daubed on the end of the screw, this solution dries almost: inmediateiy in a water repellont, invisible coating. bd. The second vial °5® contains household ammonia. If the bauber in this bottle is drawn down the row of terminals in the connection box, the tip of any screw which was previously treated with the phenolphtialein will immediately turn a dark red color and. then will vanish after a minutes The ammonia can be reapplied and this reaction will repest itself a couple of times before mcre phenolphinelein hic to be reapplied. END CF ULSPATCH Attachnents 1 bex with two vials of Mquid (u/s/c) Distributicn: C&l - COS, Mexico City v/att (usc) j OATE oisPaTcHED bags AMMEN AE SE Des OFRICE SVS "DATE t OFPICESS MAKE TSD/AOB. ; Mrs McBee (draft) PID/MIS ne Pal ce Pncs Sa Moe chp TN = f ; & i i § aren preane ONLY QUALIFHD PEADQUARTLRS OES CAN IUDCE INDEXING ACTION BIQUIRED ; REFERENCES 1. Forwarded herewith are the following items pertaining to Subject: - a. LIFEAT references; b. Salient reports from other agent sources; c. Refersnces to close contacts of Subject; 3. Exemplars of various types of Mexican police agent reporting; e. Roughed-out drafto of police agent reporting. These have been viewed and tentatively approved by COS, Mexico. Copies have been retained at the Station. ; . 4. Station Mexico is submitting separately its proposals on the technical and operational aspects of this operation, 1 , ‘Willard c. Curtis Distribution: 2-TFW w/att ; 1 -C/WH w/o atte — : 1 + Chief, KUDESK w/o att . : 2 - Files Ht eee mene een CATE DisPAICHED Ale TYPED 2$ Dec. 1962 28 Dec. 1962 CROSS REFERENCE TO - "| DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUALGER WEADQUARTERS MILE NUMBER CLASSHFICADION Se RS Ew ! Ew as WARE ER” ORLY QUALINED MLADQUAETE CS (ERR, CAR IOC TROLS 1 anstaacy YY] SSS COL 18 — ‘suBsect 7 Q LIFEAT Security ACTION REQUIRED « REFURENCES ‘Actlon: See below, 1. The, purpose of this dispatch is to request Hcadquarters’ assistance Ina problem invalvi ing clandestine markings for terminals in a telephone cable cross box, — 2, Specifically, tt is destred to have the capability of recognizing which cable terminals tia box are being used for telephone tapping without having any markings apparent to unauthorized persous, This system is needed for use in the event that taps must be disconnected quickly under the direat of a possible security problem, 3. The tap connections are made by LIFEAT telephone company per- sonnel and the terminals could be marked by them at the time the tap is made, The connections sometimes have to pe removed by another person who is not familiar with the comections, 4, {tis felt that a quick drying, transparent glue or lacquer thar would fluoresce brightly under UV Ulumination would be appropriate, A material that could be remuved later by wiping or chipping it away would be desirable but this characteristic ts not vital, 5. The system must be usabie in open shade, although some additional shade might be had by partially closing the doors of the box, and the light source must be portable and if possible have the appearance of an ordinary flashlight, The light source can be brought within two inches of the terminals, DATE TYPED 3 Dec, 1962 OISPATCH SYMBOL AND Must R HMMA - 20305 WEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER 50-6-32/3 (Continued) 14.90000 CONTINUATION OF - OISPATCH eg 6, ‘This sytem ty needs 1962 and January 1963, Therefo [e Pr) er Cee) i HMMA 20305 das soon as possible for use during December re, Headquarters “carly assistance or recom- nmendatton would be greatly appreciared, Distriburton: 42~ C/KURIOT i - C/WHD 3 - Files iE 14.99000 ACLOM . CaS er) AT Progress Report for October ve ACTION RIQUIRLD . ERENCES ES NS —_— woe Wario 60a ADL LG 20 INCL URS tI QUT. —————. ORLY QUALIFILD: MALQUARTERS DESR CAN IUCN INDE LING Refi A, HMMA-20186 ane B- MEXI 2384 a ae . : 1. The following report is submitted in accordance with CSFHB-H . $2-6-1, section V, paragraph 2 (d) (1). a oo A, EXPLOITATION OF LEADS (Ll) -LIFEAT/Soviet During the reporting pertod, LIFEAT coverage of Svyatoslav F, KUZNETSOV provided an important 2nd valuable check con- firming the reporting of a number of KUBARK controlled double agents targeted against this Soviet officer, Also, coverage of the Sovier Bulletin Office, al- though not considered vital, dees complete Station coverage of the Soviet target and does provide daily information on the activities and contacts of the - Bulletin Office personnel, . (2) LIFEAT/ Polish LIFEAT continued to provide vital information concerning the BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation with coverage of both Individuals and their daily activitles, . : (3) LIFEAT/Yugosliv Besides the usual coverage of day-to-day activities of the official Installation, LUFEAT leads have Indicated the possi- bility of a successful recruitment of'a Mexican employee of that installation, LIFEAT information will become even more valuable for continuing assess- ment of the potential agent and forming of a plan for approach to the Mexican in question, , ; . _ (4) LIFEAT/Communis: Party — Coverage in this area gave Station its first informatton concerning the second arrest uf LINLUCK, as well as providing sonie information on important persons in the Mexican Communist movement, : Resove from Protect? ee GATE Disraloud a oat. OATE TretD . ifteatbons 8 oes 28 Nov. 1962 (Continued) aan ONSPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER HMMA -20261 - HEAGQUARTERS FILE NUMBER , 49 -6-32/3 CONTINUATION OF OISPATCH L. > SEGREE ARE = | HMMA- 20261 tas a yo fase eee a . . i ; 6 -LIFEAT/Exile LIFEAT provides: -continuing coverage of the. | daily. a activities and contacts vf juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo, Although most — ” Of the. ‘l¢ads gathercd will depend on. future cxploitactoni, one contact with an. _ ODYOKE official: was. noted by LIFEAT (sec reference b), . (6). LIFEA’ £/Cuhan . Of. late, much of the empliasis of the LIFEAT operation has been directed toward support of Station operations tn thts area, ‘Coverage. included monitoring of the activities of AMSTET-I for the interested Case Officer... Thls information prov ided daily leads for the Case Offtcer in shis contacts with AMSTET-1 ‘LIFEAT also covered threc lines ln support - --of the AMSTRUT operation, of this support the Interested Case Officer has “noted LIFEAT prov ted very, valuable coverage of the important AMSTRUT . opcration during October, The coverage gave valuable operational-leads and resolved what would otherwise:fave been areas of uncertainty or : groundless. suspicion, | This: aHowed the case officers to move with more © Certainty in developing the operation’ than would otherwise have been prudently possible, It is noted that: LIFEAT" 8 continuing coverage Is Prov ns to be most helpful, (7) LIFEAT/Améitcan Communists LIFEAT continued to provide information of interest toODENVY, ‘Travel and contacts of the ACGM are particula rly worthwhile, . elec + (BY LIPEAT/Miscellancous LIFEAT continued its coverage of ~ former Station asset LIVESTOCK-2, This was in keeping with Station's policy of making per todic checks of the activities of former, potentially dangerous agents. It should he iored that [t Is the Station's opinion that LIFEAT's excellent overall service, plus its ability to provide unilateral coverage of targets of opportunity. on short notice (sometimes on as little ag two hours notice), make LIFEAT a dependabie daily contributor to the fulfilling of the. Staton’ 8 mission, B, PROCESSING OF TAKE No change from previous report, Cc. LIAISON” During the month of October the two playback recorders used by the ODENVY processor broke down, These were repaired by the LIFEAT technician, David M, WILSTED, ODENVY continued to process take from the LIFEAT/American Communists in Mexico lines, D. SECURITY There:have been no known adverse securlty incidents effecting the LIFEAT operation during the reporting period, LIFEAT meeting sites con- tinue to be changed periodically. The fourteen regular and six alternate sites used for daily contact between the Station Case Officer and WILSTED and Wayne C, DRABAND.are considered adequate, Numerous meeting sites are used for contacts between WILSTED/DRABAND and the basehouse Keepers, B, TECHNICAL. Audio and dial tape recorders ordered by the Station in support of rhe LIFEAT operation began tc arrive at the end of-October, These were placed in immediate service, It is noted that the automatic tape stop on the new ___model Revere audio: recorder has thus far proven to be vote. use to the operatior —T SOCAN es PAGE NO TWO 4-00000 pov SME AD Maid . HMMA-20261 CONTINUATION GF OISPATCH okey and on occasten has caused some minor problems, It is believed that these problems are temporary and will be eliminated when WLLSTED has time to by-pass this cut off switch, ~ : : ” \ \ _The new Annex VI (see reference A) was placed in full operation’ _on 23 October anid presently prov ides coverage of four target lines, = ‘FP. COVERAGE’ \ Lo Q During the month of October 1962, LIFEAT covered a total of 25 target lines, Coverage by target was as follows: ; . Soviet Bulletin Office Svyatoslav F, KUZNETSOV Aleksandr G, SIDOROV. and 5. Polish Embassy (two lines) - - 6, 7, 8. 9, and-10, Yugeslav Embassy (five lines) ll, 12, and 13 BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation 14, Juan Jose AREVALO Bérmejo 15, Peter WATKINS 16, AMSTET-I 17,. and 18, AMSTRUT operation 19, Psychiarrist attending AMSTRUT~2 20. Carlos ILLESCAS . 21, Suspected PCM safehouse 22, LIVESTOCK-2 23, Albert (Margaret) MALTZ ' 24, Charles SMOLIKOFE (aka SMALL) - 25. Noah SEBORER SP ONE G, PERSONNEL LIEMBRACE-8 was reintroduced to LIFEAT tn order that he may brus up on its dally operation, LIEMBRACE-S will temporarily replace David M. WILSTED as LIFEAT technician during the latter's home leave Deceniber 1962 and January 1963, : Steps were Initiated to amend the clearance of LIEMPTY-19 for work as a part time LIFEAT processor/translator, ; 2. Diiring the reporting period, LIFEAT operation provided a total of 62 reels of raw take from ACGM lines to local ODENVY for their processing. In additlon, a number of memos were prepared by the Station for passingio — lucal ODACID and ODENVY based wholly or in part on LIFEAT provided material, Ul QuA& Dist tribut ion: (37> C/WHD 2 - Files $2 -6- 3a/3 PAGENO CTecwsneo THREE CLASSIFICATIONS ' PROCESSING Gs, Quauniis | HEATQUARTERS 1450 CAN JOCK INSELING : : q ACTION REQUIRES . REFERENCES . Ref: HMMA-19343__ il BARD 4, The following report is ‘subm ittea In accordance with CSFHB-F 52-6-1, Section V, Paragraph 2 (ud) (1). A, EXPLOITATION OF LEADS (lj) LIFEAT/Soviet In this reporting period LIFEAT provided vital informacion and live- monitoring support during the installation phase of a successiul Station technical operation targeted against Aleksandr G, SIDOROV, Soviet Military A:tache in Mexico, : (2), LIFEAT/Cuban This coverage provided valuable cperational “support during the period leading up to the recruitment of AMSTRUT-2 giving timely advance information of AMSTRUT-2's arrival in Mexico, as well as his day to day activities and contacts, ° Following AMSTRUT-2's recruitment, LIFEAT gave an excellent account of AMSTRUT-2's activities for those period: he was not under the control of his case officers, This was invaluable proof of his full cooperation with KUBARK and added a safety factor for the case officers making ihe recruitment and initial handling which would not have been otherwise available, . (3) LIFEAT/Polish and LIFEAT Yugoslav These coverages cen- tinue to provide exscllent information of the duily activities of the Satellite officials assigned to Mexico, The LIFEAT support of che BEKNAVE/BECHICK optraticn continues as noted ia reference, - (4) LIFEAT/Exile LIFEAT coverage of juan Jose AREVALO Ber- mejo provides: information and Operational leads which, though valuable now, would be invaluable if ODVYOKE's policy toward AREVA LO becomes sufficiently defined to tully-exploit all the information proviiecg by ‘ . —— ponent NADY. DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED RECORD LOPY | & Nov. 1962 | Onse27>'d SY MSO AND NUMBER . B1SG7 HNiMa - 20156 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER 50-6-32/3 (Continued) emove from Projec ; $ Classification? 3 oa ase 697? , Rox? 2 Fold:_» % RSs Serr tr as sect Se ARIA 20156 _________._ are TOMTNG ATION OF CISPATCH. 887 (S-LIFEAT/American Conimunists ; ' LIFEAT continues to provide informaiioa of interest to ODENVY (who initially requested this coverage and processes this take.) Local ODENVY aas noted recently that the information coace ming trav el of Ameri ican leftists to Mexico dad sheir contacts while here wre pe rrice iuni ty we res “a Waa, : : * (6) LIFEAT/Miscellancous ’ LIFEAT coverage was. reinstituted on LWESTOCK-2 in Station periodic check on the activities of this former agent. BR PROCESSING OF TAKE No change from previous report (see reference), C. LIAISON No change from previous report (see reference), D. SECURITY There have been no known adverse security incidents effecting the LIFEAT operation during ihe reporting period, The “coyote” incident noted wa reference, paragraph 1.D. is row settled and should pose no further dif- ficulty to this operation, — : E, TECHNICAL No change from previous report (see reference). _ &, COVERAGE During the month of Seprember 1962, LIFEAT covered a total of 16 target lines, Coverage by target was as follows: . 1, Soviet Bulletin Office 2. Svyatoslav F. KUZNETSOV | 3. Aleksandr G, SIDOKOV 4) BECHICK's place of employment. ; 5. Individual considered for cut out in BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation 6. and 7, Polish Embassy (two tines). 8., 9., and 10. Yugoslav Embassy (three lines) 1k. Juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo 12. Peter WATKINS 13. LIVESTOCK-2 14, Albert MALTZ 15. Charles SMOLIKOFF (aka SMALL) 16. AMSTRUT Operation G. PERSONNEL “LUFEUD- -24 and LIFEUD-26 cbtained a basehouse on 29 September whic will taxe the place of the old Annex VI (closed wea LIFEUD-5 and LIFEUD-11 “were terminated due to their pending divorce). It has been decided to retain the same annex designation, i:e., Annex VI, since the area of coverage is the Sime as that provided by the old basehouse, - . aceueens | Giawtcihonw i Kenn | - Aas Oot ee oe ee SAY iat, EMP nd aeop Cha ATs TruPalGe sewage 85 ee CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH ae SEGREL (ESS oz3 _ ae 2. During the month of September 1962. LIFEAT. Speration provided a total of 54 reels ofsraw.take from the ACGM lines:to the lucal ODENVY office for their processing, In addition, a sember of memos were prepared by the Station for passing to local ODACID znd ODENVY based wholly or in part on LIFEAT provided: mater ly il. . > Sa bond gl \ Mabiic. CURTIS Distyiburion: - WHD 2 - Files i we aa § June 1960 HE YORANTIOM POR THE RECORD " SUBJECT s MSBRIGFING OF TAVIN MH, WILSTED (po) le Onl Juno 1960 “r. John G. Hayn and Mr. John Kennedy of WH, | Mp, Robert Brown ‘of SL/OPS, Mr. Rébert Bryant of FI/OPS and Mr. Charles Prey of FI/D not with Navid M. wILSTS? (pa). 2. VILSTED emphasised that the whole telephone systen in} Mexteo City is undergving a reformation. The company Telefonos de Yexteo, S.Asy has sub-contracted this work of cleaning up and rearganisins the phono systen to the independent firs, Intel. Thay are cloaring w unused and “old lines; putting in new: and spare lines, redefining exchango areas, ‘laying underground cables, etc, Fventually we should be better off bor cause there should be nore surplus limes. The renovation work his hampered much of the LIFZAT work, principally bocauso mary of the Lines - Row are underground and we camot pet access to them before they enter the central. This is particularly true with respect to the Cesch Sme . bagsy, to whose telenhone lines we esnnot obtain access Iran the vantara point we now occupy. 3e WILSTRD ecid that we try to keop track of the activities of "Intel" but since thoy eesa to attack "Colonias™ at randoa, wa havo no prior waming of their presence in a certain area. . . he In the recent past, “axico has beer using houses for Listing posts for security reasons. we have sore control over tha ecceas of phone company inspectors or repairman to houses. However, under newt regulations, all new apartaont buildings oust have telentone lines ine stalled in the building by the phone company during the corstruction phase. This means that the Lines and their deutination are concealed, WILSTED proposed that this will mean ve can agein use arertosnts since _ we can siphon off a line dastined for use Ly another tenant in such a way that the phone company cannot trace ite destination without tearing ‘the building apert ‘and we can then insto2l a sensrate Lina to the build- ing and hook up the subseriier to this Line which, ag. checeeds. will: bolong to a lagitimia subscriber, Se One systom which has been used effectively is to taka one-half of two separate pairs which have one faulty Lins each, These wo hnlf _ pairs than forn one good pair which wa can use. 6. ‘WILSTED explained that it cost about 3900 pesos to got. a reguler telephone. This entaila the purchasa of 2 televhons company Dandy whish later can be sold, fname icgatp hae hme, ener: plans for the daye “Te -Pergonnol “involved in the tapping of tha lines are:. = who has access to the centrals. He contacts the fol- lowing mans ; . oe * . Jose » doos exchangs conoctionss 8, Tho take from each baschousa is collected early in the corning pefers offices hours by RAFAKSLLI. Ho only enters one basshouso vhich is ocoupied by an elderly couple. Ali other contaste are in sutemobiles . made at different spota each. day of the wook. RAFAXSLLI then takes ths hia, VILSTsN and SSCHSR whera Ba PANSLLI matoriol to a meeting botwwen _ turns the material over to SECHEN ‘and they all discuss the preblens and. Rena 9, According to WILSTSD there is no ive aonitoring done by any of tho basehouse keapord. . . . 10. There follows a list of the at each basas 9) Calero 39- «~ formerly covered American cssmies, now ; no Lines. Being held for Psturo Usb. basohouses end tha Lines covered bd) Juanacatlan 179 - Cuban resijence Russian Commercial E. Te (Ricoraguan) c) Atiixoo 47 ~ 2 Polish . Sebdorer . Tropate Bokier ad) Tenansingo ~- Cuban nilitery office . Cuban Asbossador's offica Campos (t2avel agency) 1 spare " 9) ‘Aristoteles B80. AR 7 : Bjercito Nectonal 20 (caro of persian n= known) f) Suderman & Horacio - fecilities for three ims. Formerly processed tho Caech lines. Now nothing - _ but boing hold open. g) Cuautla 131 = 3 Soviet Embassy (tapped in the Central) oO, 1 Soviet propaganda affics (tap in bas)” SECRET ee 4.00000 Ce Bu Cai aay 7 ae ey SS = actin we ask Poree Wo Chie’, Chicf of Station, Mexico City SuUULCT - : . oon . 2ROnE/saTaVe - Transezittal : of: LIT Cover, oe : : : | . ; — : Acti oa Required: Attention Martin 0. Zeiss Attached in accomance with coaversations with ‘Martin 0. NIEH, are . TIFEAT transeriptions in the AVSTRUT-2 ease for 1l- 26 and 28-2 Soptenbor and 1 October 1962, : | Willard ¢, CUATIS | a be eee a Lyfe OFS | ! a A ee ae eee Se eee eon ! ee ,§ Wi MS 1 OAIE Oisratca oD x , i “—"19 October 19602! Ceteker 15 ‘ ~--~--.-- ee ae naet URN P } ‘XePaton SYMON AND MUMOER . ‘o att, Ss1c0h SE Te ‘ - | 1 /o att, : nee i T-1 a \ j HEADQUARTERS O10 NUMEC A oe FCATGN . . mn ~a0n 3 ye i 14-00000 se ~ ‘ ; ; : . . 9: — CLAS ATION DISPATCH 2 : ee . nen am meee action . , i) = : }— ANTS De wom. ; Chief, EE. : . a, ; . Pf sa cen fQuez —4 “ rn > . : : . i omy QuaeuT : - - . PUA . zhi i COs 3, Monterre . : can ened wee | ae RST «became ——C nef of Station. Mexico City a P | suencr i @ BEDOX/LIFEAT ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCLS DIR=38331, 26 September 1962 Attached herewith finda “copy of MNTY 0600 requested byt Head-= quarters in reference. Distribution: "PP 2 - WH w/att; 1 - COB, Mnty w/e att 1 -EE w/fatt - 3 ~ Files TiMMA~ 19932 MEADQUART ERS PUL Muet a _— . . CLASSIFICATION . , : . a Toe ber], 5U-G+ B22 4.00000 4 to ey Bnd of od . wee : , tel oo, : mc , : a bai Y CGO r : : : : : - : NUMUER el. LTAWis Late guencun Pel ao boo, oLOSL prayennns -. _ HAIR, GALL, AGH ADiicue fo, 6 SUAEON 2onatdst 1 pay. e $COATaACTED eC OY SoOnHBILA UPath CQsdsTek FCK. PURDOSE. . red LF LEGSACs i i i] | : | ] Df | 67/1522 , SO- 6-34 US Mra. 1GE? ee ele fo 3 os | 3 BO yf eo. . juhaer fz) Clay é/ Yorn G2 LADEN PSI SRR a oer Rt mah EL NSTH TERR SAPD) » [_ DISPATCH CLASSINICATICN . Si ot ft, . sok: ory 10 on : ee — rn a : Chief, Wil Division ~ De SNS = pl - ° . . if at & a 77 ANY QLD : - MARUTTESS O¢58 CAN OOCE regan “BL ESH 42 Zz Chief cf Siatiun, Mexico’ Cut ‘| susutct (9) moo, : . . LIFEAT Progress Report. for Augast 1962 ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES —— = Ref §: A) HMMA 19641 - B) HMMA 19129 1, The following report is submitted in accordance with. CSHB-F $2-6-1, | Section V, paragraph 2(d) (1). A. Exploitation of Leads © (1) LIFEAT/SOVIET . With the departure cf Vladimir G,’ NOVIKOV during the munth of August 1962, ic was decided chat LIPEAT should pick up coverage of his replacement Svyatoslav F, KUZNETSOV, The contin- ucd coverage of wleksandc G, SIDOROV, which includes extensive periods of live- monitoring ‘and special process ing of the take, is considered essential to those Station-assets involved in the attempt to place the technical surveillance noted in last month's report (see reference A). Coverage of the Soviet Bulletin Office continues to provide interesting personality data on Soviet officials assigned to Mexico, . (2) LIFEAT/POLISH LIFEAT coverage in support of the BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation continues to be vital to that operation, Addi- tional coverage for this operation has been undertaken, Leads from which will - probably determine future direction of the operation as well as aid KUBARK in controlling the operation, , (3) LIFEAT/YUGOSLAV __. In this area LIFEAT provided the infor- mation that a cousin of a recently assigned KUBARK deep cover agent, Victor W. OBOLD (ps) will be travelling to Mexico inthe near juture. This cousin is - a long-time Communis: Party official and a chance meeting with hita could have destroyed OBOLD's carefully prepared cover, Due cw LIFEAT advanced warning, proper security safeguards have been arranged, LIFEAT has also provided travel information on Yugoslav officia!s froni the United States which was of great interest oc ODENVY OATE TPLD DATE OISPAIGNED | a | RECORD COPY | | (Cont inued) _ CROSS FLERE IO 20 Sept. 1962 : ‘ r] SXSPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER HMMA ~-19843- - eek Reseve from Projects Syrpos os Ciassificatson: Lhe Sete 75 VAYS2P ; Bex: 7 Pola. € CLASSHCATION - é 14.90000 PETE OE ESE ANE Seat HINA A-19843 CONTINUATION OF | DSPATCH Gy (-) LIFEAT/EXILE: LIFEAT coverage ia this arca has been tost rowardiag in providiiitg ieads io tie coniacts of Juaivjose Arevalo Berniejo, “former Guaidaialan President. ‘Spimish Republican Exiles were covered for | approximately one-half month -in August, at which time i was decided chat the coverage: no fonger provided suffigient leads and information :o justify con- tinued LISEAT effort. . ; “ (3) LIFEAT/American Communist Group in Mexico (ACGN) This coverage is at the request.of the local office of ODENVY and the processing of take in -his, area. is done by that office. One of the niost interesting items provided from this coverage. was tae fact that the American Communists Albert MALTZ.and Margaret Larsia MALTZ had separated and that Albert MALTZ would probably reside in the U.S. with Margaret remaining in Mexico. Con- ceming ihe LIFEAT coverage of the ACGM, ihe local office of ODENVY wrote on 23 August 1962: "This office feels that the coverage mentioned Is quite . valuable and many useful leads are obtained from this cov erage, particularly with regard to travel in and out of Mexico of American Conimunists who are in contact with individuals on whom coverage is maintained”, B, Proc rocessing of Take No change from that nated in reference A. C. Liaison “No change from that noted in reference A. ‘ D. Security During che early part of August 1962 a group of “coyotes” was uncovered In the telephone company in Mexico City and a number of arrests were made, This group had organized a unit. including linemen, ceniralmen, installation | crew, Warechousemen, and workers in the office responsible for providing ser- vice to new clients, It was ihe-purpose of the "coyote": group to provide service, fora price, ‘o those individusls wnose requests for insiallations had been turned down by che telephone company due to limited availability of cables and contacts, (Note: The company generally keeps a certain number of "spare pairs” in each cable for its own use ln providing special service, company phones, and for re- routing during repairs co other cables, It was these spare pairs and contacts which the “coyotes” used to provide illegal phone service.) This telephone com- pany within the telephone company would also collect monthly fees from their “subseribers". When the story came out, ihe telephone company had special police stationed in each central and spot checks made of linemen and crews to - preven: recurrence, [t was therei‘ore necessary for the LIFEAT linemen to refrain from any clandestine activity for a period of almost four weeks so as not to be accidentally picked up as a member of the "'coyote’ group, LIFEUD-1 has reported ihat the situation is now back co riormal with the special police details and special checkups terminated, No compromise of ihe LIFEAT oper- ation resuited. from the above incident. E. Teennical In Gddition to re-supplying LIFEAT with audio recorders (as reported in reference A), che Station has ordered rea jew dial tape recorders for the projeci Funds for this purpose were inctuded ia the latest Proje ct Renewal R2quest (forwarded by reference 8). ; F. Coverage During the month of August 1962, LIFEAT covered a toral of 15 (arget “19845 = 1942 CONTINUATION OF | a4 DISPATCH | To r InN lines, The voverage | by target was as follows: ‘A, “Soviet Bulletin Office . 2. Si yeivsiay F. SUSE T "Sov 2%. Aleksandr G...SIDOROV 4, BECHICK's place of employment (and place of contact with BEKNAVE) ; . _ §. and 6, Polish Embassy (two Iines) 7., & , andY, Yugoslav Embassy (three lines) 10, Juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo Li, Peover WATKINS — | 12, Juan’Simeon VIDARTE Franco Romero 13. .Dr. Eugenio ARAUZ 14, Aibert MALTZ 1S. Charles SMOLIKOFF (aka SMALL) - G. Personnel ‘The basehouse operators for LIFEAT Annex Vi, LIFEUD-5 and LIFEUD- L after.a long period uf family disagreemans, have mutually decided ona divorce, Both are being terminated by KUBARK since their usefulness as basehouse keepers for the project will end with their divorce. The agents have agreed to the termination and it-will be accomplished ou a friendly basis, (Agent Service Records will be forwarded), Therefore, it has been necessary to close Annex VI and terminate coverage of the lines provided by that base- house, LIFEUD-24 and LIFEUD-26 have been recruited to replace the ter- minated couple and are presently looking for a suitable basehouse which could fully replace ihe old Annex VI. (Note: POA was granted for LIFEUD-24 on 28 June 1962: and OA was requested, “Also, OA was requested for LIFEUD-26 on 30 August 1962.) : During the absence of Woodrow B, GABBOT (ps), the processor of the Polish language portions of the Polish Embassy take, a replacement in the perso of contact agent BE TUMBLE was provided by Headquarters, He performed well with no known security hazard to himself or LIFEAT, BETUMBLE departed ~ Mexico City on’ 17 September 1962. Until GABBOT's return Polish portions of ‘this take are being translated by ihe S-ation Satellite Case Officer, 2.A. During the month of August 1962, the LIFEAT operation provided a total of 45 reels of raw take from the ACGM Itnes to the local ODENVY office | for their processing, In addition, a number of memos were prepared by the Station for passing to local ODACID and QDENVY based in whole or in part on | LIFEAT provide ed tnaterial, ; B. The following reports were based in whole or in part on positive intelligence which is provided as a by-product of the LIFEAT operation: FIMM~-6605 HMM - 6626 HMM-6663 HMM- 6667 ; HMMi- 6670 a ep EE Les oy CIE CURTIS Distribution: od = C/ ‘WED SPATCH | CLASS CAT . . POSED ate} . ut Chlet, WH Division = -— ee a ao . coos . Gale Quai _ Chlef, SR Divtston fee be ate | | Frou : : SG aasteacr | ; chief of Smaction, Mextco Cit [| SuBAC : Le rational/Transmittal of LIFEAT Re ACTION REQUIRED REFEREES eo. - . ot : Ref: HMMA-19741, 4 Sepeember 1962 : Actlom: Per Paragraph Two, . o 1, Transmitted herewith tn attachment Is a LIFEAT report of "10 September 1962, of a second telephone call from Mosvow to‘ Viadilan Ivanovich SAMOKHIN, Head of the Soviet Information 3ulletin Office in Mexico Clty, oo 2. Headquarters is requested to advise Uf tt has interest In recelving any turther such reports, Lo) me rmuaemtgrec pid AO ae RRP Willard C, CURTIS Attachment: As stated above, Distributloa: £2> WH w/a . 1 - SR w/att . we) 3 - Fllea Lb il , . a 1c ben , ™ OATE NPLO DATE oe . 1 cRoss RertRenct fo 7 7 TT TT OeBP ator SYMBOL AND NUMBER _ HMMA-~ 19826 FAL AR TERS FILE NUMBER ! . inter ao Sota ¢20f- Sr mA aS GATT Peery TATCH | ee as ie _— Chief. WH Diviston ISP : _Chiet of Stations Mex ico Cit ” “ Gpgat. Progress Report for July: 1962 ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES . We Te FEF: a 2 The following ‘report is submitted in accordance, with CSHB- _ 52-6-1, Section V, paragraph 2(4 (1): ! : ; 7 A, Exploitation of Leads ‘(1) LIFEAT/SOVIET LIFEAT coverage in this area was concentrate _ on known RIS officers: Viadimir G, NOVIKOV and Aleksandr G, SIDOROV, The most rewarding lead trom thts coverage during July Was chat SIDOROV would be absent with his enttre family from his apartment for nearly two mouths, and more importantly, that no one would be convinuausly watching the apartment during diat cime,,. Based on this information, the Szation has deen able to make the necessary preparations for establishing technical ‘ surveillance of this apartment, LIFEAT: coverage of the Soviec Bullecin Office, in addition to the above coverages, has provided information on the “dally activities of Individual Soviet officials assigned to Mexico, including collection of travel and blographical data, (2) LIFEAT/POLISH LIFEAT coverage has beon vital to the BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation, LIFEAT has even provided live-monitoring “of an. international call to BECHICK from # former admirer, Also in the Polish area, LIFEAT provided aames of Polish Embassy contacts who were invited Lo Polisi national holiday celebrations at the Polish Embassy, as well.as information concerning the impending arrival of the new Polish Am- bassador, -(3) LIFEAT/YUGOS!AV © In the Siation's increased operatlons against this target, basle biographical, personnel assignment, and personnel] - dally activity information is essential, LIFEAT has been providing jus: this type information sinee coverage commenced in May, . Soren Re Oot eee ee eee t CROSS REFERENCE 10, (SPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER . Remove from Protect. out oo 8 : . * ‘ — Mave . cs Classifications 28 ~ ctf HiviM\ 19641 spats 1922 |: L058 @ fa 65S) F ' “HEADQUARTERS FLE NUMBER : Clasgarcanon SECRET £ Rox: og Folds comet kata Spend Wit Wal PTE. CONTINUATION OF | we oe eigen , ; ANTAL- 19041 OSPATCH ; | . RE SHIMIALA . SE ee VU) LIPEAT/EXILE LIFEAT coverage of extldé and revolutionary” groups: tas been cuticeutrated on cove rage of Ceatral American and, Spinish Republicaiy groups and individasis, Coverage:of Juan Jose “AREVALO Bermejo, former Presideat.of Guatemala, has provided the * Station with valuable information concerning his cohiaers and future plans, Further) LIFEAT covered LIGIRD- V's contact: wah A REVALO and later revealed AREVALO's cunvicrlon-that the Station asset, LIGIRD-L, is invotved in a plot to assassinate AREVALO, Coverage of Spanish | Republicans displayed the internal dissen: ions aroused Dy che plans of a small group: of the Mexico-based exiles to assassinate certain - prominent persons with plastic bombs, and ultimately told of the depa rture from Mexico to Cuba of two tndividaals implicated In the plot, _.., (3) LIFEAT/American Comzunist Group in Mexico (ACGM) © Targets covered in this-category are tu answer to a long standing require- meat laid on by ODENVY aad approved by Headquarters, In ihe past ,ODENVY has notéd the coverage as valuable and worthwhile:te zhem, As “dn/the pas: reliable’ information was provided on the activitles, travel, and contacts of the ACGM, ; : B, Processing of the Take ‘ LIFEAT processors continue to process all take for the LIFEAT ’ Operation except for the three ACGM ‘ines which are processed by the ..local ODENVY office, . , C, Liaison No change, D. Security No securlty incldents directly affecting the operation or future of LIFEAT were noted during July 1962, The asslgnment of special telephone compahy crews to make a survey of spare telephone lines available for use of new subscribers may cause problems when these Crews uncover a “spare” line used‘in a LIFEAT coverage, However, sincé these crews have no authority (or desire) to'trace down the Ines to thetr ultimate . destination, normal LIFEAT security pracitces should negate this danger, A second development which could cause future problems is the possible assignment ofa LIENVOY techniclan to check telephone ceatrals to see exactly wio else may be carrylag oa LIENVOY iype work, -As of this date LIFEAT personnel, who have heen provided with the crue name of this individual, have never heard of him working in any central in Mexico City, As af this momeat it appears ‘this will not develop into a thréat to , LIFEAT operations, ‘ ; ; : E. Technical New recorders provided in May.to LIFEAT are now in operation and appear superior to previous models used, It is planned, with the approval of Project LIFEAT for FY 1963, to completely re-equip LIFEAT with new recorders and possibly dial tape recorders, . F, Coverage , During the month of July 1962, LIFEAT covered a tozal of 16 larger. ‘lines. Specifically, the coverage by carget was as follows: . 1... Sov iec Bulletin Office 2, Viadimir G. NOVIKOV. . . Oo 1 $ oy Ciaby Ore ‘nana om + [ece im ay 1 RX eases i Two ee eh CONTINUATION OF i DISPATCH Soe . Aleksandr G, SIDOROV BECHICK , and 6, “Polish Embassy (two nes)” ‘and 8, Yugoslav Embassy (two lines) Juan Jose AREVALO Sermejo 10; Peter WATKINS (1) Juan Simcon'VIDARTE Franco’ Romero 12, Dr, Eugenio ARAUZ . - 13. LINEB-1I (one line covered for this double agent operation) 14, Albert MALTZ a 1S,. Noah SEBORER 16, Cha rles SMOCIKOFP 1G te w an “Clearance. was recelved on LIFEUD- 24 and he will commence > work ““ shortly to fill ihé gap teft wlth the resignation of Olivia N, GLADMON (ps). (Seé project renewal forwarded HMMA-19129,) A deep-cover agent, _ OBOLD, was made available to process completely the take from the Yugoslav lines, ‘He ts working out well with no evident security danger to elther himself or LIFEAT, \ 2. A, Since subtnisslon of the last Project LIFEA T Renewal Request and Project Review, 72 ceels of LIFEAT on the American Communisr Group in Mexico (ACGM) have been passed to the local office of ODENVY, In addition, a number of memos were prepared by the Station for passing to the local ODACID and ODENV Y based in whole or in part on LIFEAT pro- vided material, : , G. Personnel B. Despite the fact tha: LUIFEAT Is used primarily to support Station operations, some positive intelligence is gathered as a by product of the uperation, The following reports were forwarded to Headquarters based on LIFEAT materlal: HMM-642t HMM~-6452 HMM-6479 HMM-6499 HMM- 6565 3. The Station has applied che RYBAT control to this dispatch to ensure the Desk's control of the informatton contained herein, ated CUR Padtls one 21 August 1962 Dis: rlbution: us * WHD 2 - Files | SO- €~ 32/2 Lace tne 4 His wud 4 THRES oe YF 5° \ - a _ We feee © ; ior thar wnat aAnO nee HMA- 17815 1920 APLGUARTIES RU WO Chief, WH Division =” : 50-6-32/3 — ESE TED + Chief of Station, Mexico Eh ty 22 September 1961 ___ RE 49S — (CHEK WX" ONED |_| MARKED FOR INOBING NO INCEXING REQUIRED ~ Orarcar re Report. for April, May, June, July, and “E .. August 1 = Sone FeQUEED ; ; / f IODUNG CAN BE UOCED .- For 3 your information a BY QUAURED HQ. DESK ONLY ERENCES : . ” 1, .The following report 4 is subritted ‘tn accordance with’ : CSHB-F 52-6- “1, seation V, pavegraph 2 (a) (1): we ae Explottation of Lrads (1) LIFFAT/LIERODE with! related ‘Lines sont inued to- provide valuable information for une in- support of. Station operations,.. However, coverage of the LIERODE official —~ installation was cut on. 19 May for security reasons, The fdllcwing leads were provided: As a result of a LIFEAT | provided lead, thd Station was able to develop an operation in cooperation with the Mexitean. Government whereby Mario ‘CHAVEZ, Guatemalan who is representative of the Castroite Bohemia, was placed under Mexican surveillance and ultimataly “arrested,. LIFEAT also provided a check on the activities of LITANGO-1, Hurthor, provision of trayel information to and from Cuba by Nicaraguan ond Guatemalan exiles was of con- tinuing importance, . ' (2) LIPEAT was employed as a check of tho activities of former KUBARK agents LIVESTOCK-2 and LIVESTOCK-3. This coverage has contributed measurably to Station seaurity, te a 3) LIFEAT/LITMUS provided vital coverage of the LITMUS official installation during the EECORN recruitment operation, Also of value were’ the leads pointing to two suspected LITMIS ‘Intelligence Servioo agents, Other Station assets are now investigating these leads, (4) LIFEAT coverage of the American Communist Group in Mexico City (ACGM) continues to provide excellent coverage of the activities, travel, and contacts of the Amerlean Communists living in Mexico, This information is of primary importance to ODENVY. b, Processi0g of Material : we a LIFEAT processors ‘continue to process the teke from the LIENVOY/LIMERICK coverage, c, Lieiscn No change. d. Securtty . No adverse incidents wera noted during the reporting period. However, coverage of the LIFRODE officlal installation was cut when LIENVOY technicians began regular checks of those lines, @, Technical : No ohange, _ Remove from Project tigi ae 5 CS Classifications So -O-44/“G. . . JOB y AIPA Z a ot - Bort Fold: f; ) ZU -é _ 3 “y: '3 US! PRESTOUS EDTION . CLASSit CARON 7 PAGE FO. HEPLACES. FORMS : ; : $1.28 $1238 AND 51-29 SSCREL AREA CF continues 2 Wr A&t ORSOLETE — eT CONTINUATION OF - MA-17815 ‘DISPATCH ee ro oo . f. Coverage . The nunber of lines covered ‘by LIFEAT during the reporting: ” period variad greatly due to the moving of two basehouses, However, the number covered ‘dveraged 12, with the breakdown as follows: LIERODE, and related lines LIS, and related lines Amerioan Communists Local Commnists 7 Targets. of Opportunity Ee “ Personne) oa I os " . "Fhe agsistant outstde-ea Sade Officer, Ralph B, RAFANELLE - (ps), will depart’ Mexico City for a néw assignment within the next month, David M. .WILSTED (ps) will undertake complete outside work for LIFEAT fora temporary period ‘while a locally obtained Feplagement for. RAFANELLI is being oleared and trained, . v > RRS KORRES "TSE . 2a.. ‘During the reporting period information from 2% LIPEAT reels : - -on ooveruge: of the American Communists in Mexico was passed to the local » . office of -ODENVY. In addition, numerous memos were prepared by the — : Station for passing to the local CbhacID and ODENVY based on LIFEAT pro- vided materfal, : axneeee, - bd, The following reports were based wholly or in part: on LIFEAT material: : a HEN-5570 HMM-5625 HMM-5652 5573 5627 5655 5575 5630 . 5659 5587 , 5639 5660 : 5588 5641 - 5717 : : ; 5590 5642 © . 5742 ; . 5592 . S643 5743 . 5613 ; 5647 : 5836 M “tarde ote fara C. CURTIS 19 September 1961 Distribution: _t-3 - Headquarters 2- Files USE PEEVIOUS FCCION BEA LES EMS Sly 9878 ANU 9) 2 Wricn All ObSCLETE tat —-— 14-0000 ¥ s ‘DISPATCH 9 Cnet, W ’ ve pone oe " ~ _ visa weap " a 14 | April 19 1961 a an ieee OR MARKED roa! INDEXING NO TNOEZING. REQUIRED INDEZING CAN BE JUOGED Br QUALIFIED MQ DESK ONLY OP alm SeMdCH ard Sed MMA=16838- | errr tres Feo " Chief fof Station, Mealco. City. susie \ LIFEAT Report for March 1961 a | ACTION at Quit + Informat fon Only, _ eeegaenchns) 1. The following report Ht is submitted i in, accordance with CSHB-F 52- 6 1, . “seétion V. paragraph 2 Wy (1): ; ae Exploltation of Leads , diy LIFEAT/LIERODE, with related lines, continued to receive emphasis from the LIFEAT operation during the reporting pertod, The appropr late Case Officer considers the check of penetration agents LITAMIL-3, LITAINT-7, and LITALUS-3 through LIFEAT tobe of utmost: valuc-[n controlling these agents and checking their activitles, In addition, LIFEAT provided extremely valuable Information in the’ defection of Jose PARDO Llada, giving leads for both FI and PP exploitation, Aid was also given in providing a check of the AMIRON . AWOLS in Mexico, In a related occurance, LIFEAT provided informa- ‘tion that indicates the Cuban Embassy in Mexico is being used as a Guatemalan Communist communtication channel to exiles in Cuba, _ LIFEA T also provided daily information on travellers to Cuba, \ (2). LIFEAT/LITMUS provided information for use In the BECORN operation. . It is also of continuing importance as a daily check on the activities of the LITMUS personnel in Mexico, (3) During the recent Latin American "Peace Confer ’ ence”, LIFEAT provided information on the delegates to the Conference, especially the. U, s. delegates, as well as the activities of the Confer- ence, (4) “LIFEAT coverage of Noah SEBORER provided ‘advange information on the travel to the United States of Anna SEBORER and Maria and-Enos WICHER. The actual departure and return of these American Communists was also coufirmed through LIFEAT. | i b. Processing of Material os . There has beén no change in the processing of the/ p _Internatly produced LIFEAT take. LIFEAT processors cent ine to process the take from the LIENVOY/LIMERICK coverage, ‘ c, Llalson mene No change, Reseve {rea Projeot pecans e es ee pee GSS pe ~ d seeurty BET athe as No adverse occurances were noted during the reporting period. : . e. Technical , 69. £23 Lf: , a USE PREVIOUS EDIFICHe REPLACES FO9m, $178 ST 288 areD 31 79 wren MOF OBSOLETE 4 - * CONTINUATION OF i a TN ALA- 1683 : DISPATCH i SSE @ _ PALA 5 No : =e.’ hee © Coverage . The number of lines covered by LIFEAT durlig & the’ month of March 1961 was 12. Tae breakdown follows: ; LLERODE, and telazed lines LITMUS, and relazed lines American Communis:s Local Communists . . Targets of (Oppornmity mn be g. Personnel ‘No change. - a. ‘During the’ reporting: period, information from twenty- nine LIFBAT / ‘reels on coverage of Ainérican' Communists in Mexico was passed to the local office of QDENVY. In ‘addition, numerous memos were prepared by the Station ‘for passing to local ODACID and ODENVY based on LIFEAT provided material, b, The following reports, cables, and informat ion. dispatches were | based wholly or in part on LIFEAT material: . HMM +5497 So: MEXI-7494 HMMA - 16555 HMM-5505 _ _ _ MEXI-7502 . - HMMA-16564 HMM-5507 a ; MEXI-7561. . . HMMA-16565 HMM-5511 (MEXI-7492)__ MEXI-7564 HMMA-16600 HMM-5532 (MEXI-7577) . |‘ MEXI-7600 HMMA-~16607 HMM-5533 (MEXI-7580): . MEXI-7613 HMMA- 16608 /HMM-5534 (MEXI-7585)-- MEXI-7615 HMMA - 16625" HMM-5536 ; MEXI-7626 HMMA - 16627 HMM-5541 °° MEXI-7677 HMMA -16633 HMM-5545 (MEXI-7639) _ HMMA-~16639 HMM-5549 ar . HMMA-16664 HMM-5550 (MEXI-7681) HMMA~16665 HMM-5552 ce . HMMA-16687 HMM-53560 . HMMA-16710 HMM-5563 _ HMMA - 16725 HMMA - 16728 HMMA-16735 HMMA~16738 HMMA-16740 - _ HMMA-16747. HMMA-16771 12 April 1961 Distribution: i> WHD "2 - Files USE HEEWOGS arate See 49 $30 rane ace Per 2 Pye ad a2 accu PIsatc “Pp ONLy Quarts MEADECARTERS OF 30 CN bd htt merce SOIC! Automobile License Cheek ACTION RIQUTRED REFER NS WMA. 16577, 15 Pebruary 1961 ‘The results” f fleagquarters tare ee | geveeled that. ‘the Aetrrra, oot yon ote tin reference ML registered to ofa Lewis 1, Any Ghestay Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland, Heodquarters troces ca lecte aged ateng 208 3704 . aE EMD OF DISPATCH CIMINO wera uegative, Dietribution: 2 - Mexico City cen pare nA DMN CATE OFSPATCHED 21 March 1961 B3mAR 1961 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CATE TYPED Ross REFERENCE TO mow-9610 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER OF FE - bad OFnICER os Teast WH/3/Mexico _C, Cudney : oan OFFICE SY-#E0. DATE ° OFOICEA'S NAME v- \ 53 use sc rmeous eon cr aces roe eto musa or into | Di § P AT € a DISPATCH i Divisien ] a ix NO MOEDNG oe a a \— ACHON NEE : - . i INDERING CAN BE JUDGED | Infermatica only : BY QUALIEED HQ DESH ONLY THENCE OT VASLERS 2. the tcllowing repert is sulk VWs ; ; ; festien V, paragraph ¢ (2)(2}2 talicn of Lea ae .Q) LIFIAT/LISTCOE ecatinucd to te aa essential check on the activities and veracity of the penebratica alents LITALUS-3, — LITALUS-, LYSAINTS7, anc LIVANLe3. It cise provided daily infor- mation on tre activities of the Cuban official installatisa as well ns coverage of Lony-sistance calis received by that installation from Havana, Cola. in relaticn to the ANLHOY ANOLS in ico, LIFNAT vas able to hel: confirm that none of the AXCLS contacte the Cuban . LIFEAT alse pieked up the ret from Gula of Oscar |” eZ Voruna (percoa whe desired encleymeat ac a Coban va2 ayent). ravice the intererted Case . tivitics of the officials © AD (2) LIFTAT/LITFUS ecntinued te & Cificer with daily infermation en the cf the LITMUS installation in Mexico ¢ (3) LIFFAT, throug coverale of Xavier GOENRFRO Saucedo and his wife, Clara Perce’ de CETEDTRO, was ablete provide tnfermstion en preparation activitics ef the recénb Lavin Ancvicen Peace Cenfereace hele in > co City. Tris line also previded information ‘ of GIFERF2O's conte ith other Comvanists, particularly Francis We and Litby Campbell. PATS, Canadian Communists now residing la Mexicoe = revenled the plans of Anna 2 and Anna © ah e WeSey and e rreetec itinerary and flight 2, LLSPAT uas alec able to provide the plans and travel echedsle on Fnes and Maria WICEER's travel +o Califernia. This information is ef interest to OB IYY and was passed locall gt No changee ce Liaison —— qe change. ‘a. Seeurity paiacae re LL suse keepers a}(c) of ee and sceurity, conpleteds. 1 secure use o envelved in the security ence. In crder te = i the Station is also cc f ned site oa an Yecated. Yeada: ress made in EAM, tris resvect. a . - . > Remove froa Project “Oras” 4 Se aS tiassifications 2c -¢-22/"2 g sO8 8 Fy ¢ , Sox:_ Fold: : SUH fos SD AOU LURES, Par mitre Ate OBSOLETE CONTINUATION OF TST - DISPATCH “the tetal a SFT Ltr during the reportir, cd. The normal LIPPOVE and related lines. LITMUS and related lines. Amoricin Cornunists. 6 «) Torcets of Orpertuaity . Pr erermone a Total... Personnel Mo change. s. in Mexice wus rie GaNvY for Ste internation, Memos to CSACID TAT provided material. : . te The fcllowin: resorts, cablee an se tased wholly or in part on LIF aT material RA-1E555 PPMHS OCT Leo ah ; S505 16523 ; SUS3 (via MEXrIe7)€2) WE93 oo SLST 14560 ; oh75 1a98 . Ch°D (via MEXT-72°1) LELES : 62 Uh7e VEOhSGE 1éhs cs 161.10 1éLO4 1£3¢7 163904, LEILO 2° vareh 1961 stribution: a 3 - Neadquerters _2 = Piles 6 OUy EOIN Carsricatiore é fy FORMS S\ iw $1 23a ano St fede ade Obrxenat it 14-0000 Waa OT MET BY P6 DISPATCH | gees [sel 2 Citef, Wi Divielon — _ SENSED meat ches of Rtalion, Mextoo city hed ost © arch ea TO peep 9 eaten a ON ‘Ort FRAT Revert Covevdng Ancirt, Bepterter, 0 detoter, yf taraeny 2600 November . Recenter 1s. ane? INDEENG CAN Of 1UDGID 87 QUALIFEED HQ OFSR QALY | Coc ry) Infermaticn anly. ; earns ‘ 1. The Following report is s suletited dn acccrdance with CSH5=F Stoted, § Secticn Vy: para, vrarh 2 Cay: . Ae Brvles tation cf Lends ne - So, tars _ (1) -LIFTAT/LIFIODE, vith: related 1° nes, provided overall coverage of the local Cutan and exile activities, and was ccnsie’ dercd extremely vaiuatle in, surrert of Statdicn operations in the “Cuban area. LIFMAT coverace ef the Cuban kabassy enabled the - appropriate Case Orfieer te check the veracity and ectivitics of the penetrations of that ins?cllatica3 partiqewarly LITATIKH3, : LIVALVS=3, and LITAINT*S. IL was also invaluabic in the detriefing | of LIGQOZE-1, LIFTAT material was the basis of an effective KUPARK inspired prese release conc rnin, derogstory activities of Cutan 6 mnLassy ‘personnel, : . ; on an coe, LIFPAT leads were of - special vyaluo in two "ene-time" cyperations. The first.of these wis the ability of LUFFAT ty. provide advance information en a mecting arranged between af ; NOVAS Villa (aka James Pradferd STEWART) and a Cuban Brbass. official. As a result of the lead tine given by LIFEAT, thd Station was able te provide surveillance of the mecting and arrange for the detention of RAS. vliimately, ROJAS (a fupt tive from ODENVY) was returned ts CMCKE ur iedtetien through Shation action. In a seovnd case LIFEAT provided followeup infernation which, when provided so. ODTRUE, lead te tue aprre= hensien cf Thomas Howard G2livS (aka Carl. JOUNSS!). ie, too, had attempted to arranye a meeting with Cuban officials in Mexico, and was under warrant, for abducticn in Chicago, Illinois. LTFFAT information was heavily drawn upon in the case of Guillermo HTPNADE? Vega, persitle Castre alent, who was . suspected of penetrating the x No pregran. Throw h LIFFAT the ftaticn was ablc to menitor H5 Els attenrts te eentact various Mexican and Cuban o*fielals and te arrange fcr his return to MADD before any su ch contacts were madee : . (2) LIFF. “AT/LIT: Us continued to provice daily infermaticn on . . . mt ‘the cfficial Polish installatign $n Vexico City which is ceserlbed a ne hy the interested Case Officer as "invaluatle and unique." During this reporting period, najer ceatributicon has been in brovidirg the leads which determirea that a local cafe is a front fr much Polish intelitcence activity la the area, Tt has been further indleated thal this cafe ts the Yeadq.arters Yor a suspected Polish creraticn directed acainst tke OPACID install- lation (previoucly fully rerarted te X ad Ry KVSIeT, end STTSt/p in HUVASIS* hy URMASISCCS, and WNA-12E2, The telesh smecf ‘this cafe has been added to ‘the LIFTAT coverave with resulting increase of Statien knowledge of Polish > =nzellicpence activi bye so cf major intere: t- was the LIFTAT suprort of a Slatien acdio oreration a aisist! the Pelish Fmbassy in Vexico City. In uUisy LISTAT rroviced the inferuaticn on delivery date of a NULARK "bucued" oicce’ of equipment ordered ty the Poligh Frtassy. Ae a result ef the lead tine providec, the Station was able to promptly jaitiate tare house preeaexest and other surport for this orerctienr,. a 1 Pa Dr erg. 9 Onb.- < 2 Sts Volés G 4e froa Project ia Lassiftoutions MAB ASL Feng csc Puss CLASH Ea oN PAG NO = cetsiOus fo hON . ~ . i on. TALES FOOMS ——— ~ . : ee 53 gt 7s $1 ma aNd Oe : { [2 contmts oa went OPE ORE : ae oh . A 4 a ol - CONTINUATION OF ~ | OISPATCH | As a ecat dni lar: asect, LI=EAT provided daily. netice: of - the activities and movements of Polish officiais. In cne case .LIFEAT provided advance informaticnh ce necrning travel plans of ene Jan KAZ AICET, ‘a pernon or the Polish Watch ‘ete af (3) During: the reporting period LIF? "AT added to the security ef the Station in checking on present and past arent assets, Of. particular note was the cover rage of the activi ties. cf LIFIRE, Sy LIWESTOCK#i, and LIVESTOCK=2¢ {h) Until terminated for security reascns (sce secrity, : below), LISTAT orveraye of the I.A.R. Frbassy provided inderencent check of the activitles of the manbers of that inrctallation. ‘of nots were the LIFIAT revealed mectings between Vicente LOMBARDO” Toleduno, former Mextean’ President Lazaro CARDINAS and: the previous UeAete Ambassador. Anovar NATIM, This coverage also provided infore : nation ecne.rnaing the vielt of an Algerian retel delegation to = Mexico. . a (5) LIFFAT provided coveraze of the local Comeunists, the ‘Amorican Communist Group in Mexico (AQUM), and lately on two important Canadian Communists living in Mexd Os In its coverage of local Comminists LIF-AT provided coveraje of Carmen PRUFAU Civit (admitted former Sovict a.ent), Xavier CUELRiRD Saucedo and hia wife, Clara Porcet de CUEUVERO, and Juan Luis CAMPOS Villalobos. LIFEAT provided Icais indicated the place of ensloy=_ ment of BRUFAU, as well as much of her dally routine, thereby allowing the Station to initiate rhysical survcillance of her. LIFEAT coverage of CA!POS, of interest to the Station's Comanist Party Penetration Progran, revealed his insincerity in cooperating with KUBARK, and as a rerilt efforts toward his full recruitment aeve terminated with minimun danger to Station assets. Recently, at Headquarters request, LIF FAT reinitlated its coverage of the | GUERREHOS. This coverage has alres provided information of the. continuing contact between the SUERENOS and Frank and Libby a ‘PARK, Canadian Conmunist "inadsrantes" to Mexico and mesbers of a the Lebor Prozresaiva Party (Canadian CP), The Statioa hopes to. Sag mount a more com:rehensive coveraye of the PAKS as a result of © 7 the LI?EAT lead, In the LIFSAT coverage of the AC(M, of partis calar interest was the advance travel plans of Albert MALTZ, Noah and Anna SESOPER (as well as the travels of their scns Carl "and : Robert, SFBORER), Maria and moe WICHIR, and Grace and Sam NOVICK, Dally activitien of the AC@ ara provided througn LIFEAT to the local office of ODENYY, - (6) The ILIFFAT complex provided the semmity check of the private office telephon:s of the Chief of Station and Deputy Chief of Station, as well as checks of the home televhones of | certain of the Station officers (as reported in IOMA-16465). ~ Since this service Ls unique and of value to Station sscirity, it will be utilised periodically to juard against hostile audio. surveillance. . >. Processing of Matertal There has been no chanje in the processing of the internally prodiced LIFFAT take. LIEEA? processors continue to process the take from the LIENVOY/LIME., ICK coverages ce Liatson ‘In November 1960, the local office of ODENVY requested that coverage of Albert HALTZ be re-initlated. This was dene for a short peried. However, due to the start of teleshene company cable work in-the area of basehous Anicx IV, coverage had to be terminated. Technical, surveillance will be resumed wren cabla wrk has been completed. , . Teese Ce ON Wore?-£-T CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH de fecurt ty ations al barchcuea Annex mut 2900 when the te lephoue eonnany '6 fuctallatien crews moved An oa of that bane and actually approached the annex to favestd: ate the number of Mines entering the house. The crea-was put orf until the next day with the 5 aadardy and normal for } co City, excuse that the "Senor" was avt at home and they could not enter Wwitheul his permission. Py the tine the crew returned on the following day, the basehoure had been completely élexred of all equipment, the lines cut tack to the: reofeline and their cade trated with acid to ive then ay aged -dspearanoce'- The crew was t Low to enter the © / tarehouse te check (and ulfimately remove) the extra a lines, with the admonition that ft wan abont time they cleaned up that mess en-the "Senar'’s™ mcfe- Operations will be resumed when 9 suitable new. tarehouse site has:-teen located and equiptent inetatled, There. have been no segurity repergnetons since the reaove: of the extra lines by the telept one cei: any. T hadcte he dl The only other fe eurkty note wis $n relation te Annex’ iv and was covered in LIAISG seeticen above. . f. Coverage © The munher of lines covered by LIFTAT during the revorté ag period hes ranged {rem 9 to 1S, but has averaged 12. The normal breakdewn of the IF PAY coveraze is as fellows: LITROME and related linersesceoncsest LITKUS anti related lineSsceee. American Communtict6..cocsccscercoecel Local Cormenis Tercets of Onportunt tyesoseccscosered ’ “Savecscosccnessosveend . % ic hoped. that onee the telcrhone ecmpany has completed its “present clibyewide cable ane installation work, at least in the areas of the batehcuses, LIFTAT will te able to ineresse {ts ooverage to 15 er 1f lines. The’ targets for this 3te 6 line increase are already noted by the Station. C. Fersennel Na change since last renort. Headquarters is reminded that the second teur of Ralph 8. WAFANFLLT (rs) will end in June 1961, ° Il is requested that a qualified repla cazent be provided from Heads quarters. 2. a. During the rerorting neried, information frem one hundred thirty LIfFaT reels on ecverage of American Communists in Mexico WES Dasced to the local office ef ObDeTVY ter ite information. . b. The frlowing rererbsy cables and infers stion disratches were tased sholly ar jn part on LIFTAT matertal during the reporting period: ¢ Inve 085 (via wer 6008) MIR OLEB 5098 . . ole N00 5192 5101 , 7 £207. 5133 ce 5137 - $226 Silk (via MPxT-6171) F23¢ Sush . S2u5 £159 - 5227 261 cc . 5eée : 5277 —--—. ’ aes a ~ “pas xO 2 Tate alates, Te ge SRG Bef "CONTINUATION OF | ce ee - DISPATCH 8 epee Oe Hong S267 7 S259 30 5309 os 290 af 7310, 528 8319 5383. 5321 f30h. ¢ 5229 . 5306 . ©3350 5387 5332 S392 5333 6293 5336 5398 379° "S00, - he, ~— Sh06 =e 521:3 - SLO? My sy .. EOS Be - os) | Skee a 538k : 5h10. Sr, st 5356 (vta MEX!-6937) Sh13 (via MFAI=7187) = 5362 . SLIe aan = 5372 (via MEXT-6979 _. 5b26 (via 2RXI-7287) eae 5375 Shae a 5376 Sh37 (via MEXI-7212) eMA-15N31 0° . - 15936 ; 15167 15971 we 18u72 "16037 = Lsh eo - 105 4 LELC1 16082 : She ; 16078 18597 . 16108 4 LE552 16112 Po 15671 16114 al 25520 “L617 2 1s655 16179 3 lees . LELES 5 an - 162U = 15656 123), ¢ 697 16235 % 70l on g : . 14255 z 18722 16270 1573L 1620h, : 15765 16220 t ws77e 16228 i 2e192 16330 : jeser _ 16212 i pcan © 4 15°77 16370 Hy BSCG MPT RAO MEXT~-6511 608 co, ot oe Ba 7 eu 7052 6371 . : ; ga 7055 Ou29 7078 6433 ; ; 7096 ' 437 : mug TURES FICATION i | Ce Jeonreets ——L CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH In addition to the above, approximately 30 memos based ou LIFEAT procured information were passed to local OPACID, and 20 memos were - pavoad to locai QDENVY. = So Weed: 60.7" “eT BAe lard C. GURTIS 3 March 1962 Distribution: ‘Be Headquarters: 2 = Filles : USE PREVIOUS EDI ON cues a CATON PAGt NO. BEPLACES FORMS i s R = s 90.28 5126a AND S18 | AS; : CONTINUED Wind age CESS ETE | i —- es ee 00000 Ponto DISPATCH SES HMMA-16477. TO, oo , nnn ai FADQUaeTE aS FE SS : Guts, WH Division oe ue , Ce J 50-6-32/3 FROM ° OTT I a _Chief of Station, Mexico City Ae of 15 Februaty 1961 suet ” . ie FE ad" - NEC OF ONE t ks i ck 1 MARNED BN NDR loene che . —— teehee Ce sin : I xX + NO NOEUNG EQUED \ ACTON MQUIFID —-— bL-e ; | INDEMING CAN BE JUDGED ~ See below. i ; BY QUAaLE.S9 PQ OtsA ONLY OW ettis. requested that a prompt check of the following license plate be made. and the results forwarded to. Mexico City Station: - Maryland 196C plate . CE 5574. 1960 Grey Ford oe . ° 2. This automobile was observed in front of the home of LIFEUD-1 on 9 February 1961. The driver, an English ‘speaking man, was accompanied by a woman of latin features. ‘The man entered LIFEUD-1" s home at about 1036 on the above date, : CGA CC oo 13 February 1961 Distribution: - WHD - Files USE PREVI IS EDITION CuASSFR aT REPLACES FSauS gta4 $t08k AND S129 WHICH ATE OBSOLETE, ved SIREN Ra TUM hoecueons yw Sen ear AB aE {: Vwi! sep 14-0008 : oe Se aN CRU I OB ar, ae. Se f ! t c) t : DISPATCH ] are Ms . . . . ‘Chhef, WH Diviaton we SWOIECT . Armen BUF rere PERIL RUTLRCRCES RRFEASNCE: WO4s-9065; 1 September 1960 | the LIPEAT taka to date on Subject, The faterested Headquarters cowponent has: expressed a desire to review ; Please forvard vopiles to Headquarters and send copies of future take on a vonthly basta, Distribution: 2 ~ Mexico City cross REFERENCE 0 Ml = WH/Reglatey! |: on . “Le WH/3/Mex1/Chrono Porricesmo C/AVHD 33 USE PREVIOUS EDITION, RIPLALTS Fogel 0:0p Bret way BE USED. CLASSIEICALION END OF DISPATCH ATE TYPED OAL OSPATCHED DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER HMM-9318 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER 50-6-32/3° ne i OFFICER'S NAME 16 December 1960 ©) REC at PMN SM see Feoer a Menus a Aa Ie et “TO a GiRECTOR: FSM a MEXICO CITY _ te AGRON WH 5 “INFO OOP GA 2, ca/PRG, arc, cific 2, FI, Fi/int 2, cea, ‘sie 2, 2 ADDP/A a ae Be ele, “Liu Nov COVERING EDITORIAL POPULAR™, AND: CARLOS BARRIENTOS a ~ ‘ _ FEXT HAS: NO PENETRATICNS OR LEFTISTS FOR TASK BUT PLAN SEND Liha CENTRAL AMERICA INCLUDING SAL¥ SHORTLY. | LINAS "COVERT ’ woe THAT OF EDITOR "VOz DE AMERICA LIEBE". PLANS, WILL BE SET rong ' SEPARATE CASLE, \ OT Sey NOUINFO RE NEW SALY pect er FRU MEY] SOURCE THUS FaR. ou é i Novel: BER L10025~1 REPORTER SO 2.FC SALV SITUATION, ME WILL Query “Poavotco, cUsAa ABD RE ABOVE Waly ‘OPPORTUNE bi herd REQUESTS HQS AND SALY APPROVAL suyRocK’ by say re , _ Days enver ‘Fans.anaize SELF BACHEE ROUND EVENTS AND “PERSONALITIES 7 _ cour AUD “eenseqyeieruy | BETTER EVALUATE iFO RECEIVED MEXIe -: bes, Fee 3 ; tee te ile _€ND OF NESsace ae De an — C/S COMMENT: “*REQUESTEO STATIONS CONDUCT FULLEST ° possis.e coverace OF INCHING ae MAIL FROM €t SALVADOR AND CABLE Paice Ty SALIENT INTEL ON SITUATION THERE. : TO Meme + REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFF) 2€ 1S PROHIBITED ~~ - wriac OR aad 14-00000 #4" CLASSIFIED MESSAGE omg: CHARLES W. ANDERSON { - unit. WH;FI 4s ~ od SECRET... ers 3995. 0 bt ae - — paige: 3 NOV EMBER 1960 [el ened cp 023 Ol ato to MEXICO CITY , FROM: DIRECTOR) CONF, «AM 5 ~ OPERATIONAL 1 INFOR cry an Fi, FA/INT 2. iyo : . mncnae = Bes CUTELA23 : 8862 os jo MEXI PRIORITY FO cures oie ) . 09870 1. DESIRE MOUNT LIFEAT OR LIENVOY COVERAGE SALVADORAN EMBASSY SOONEST AND CABLE PRIORITY PERTINENT 'NFO POLITICAL SITUATION SALVADOR. 2. CAN STATION: SUGGEST. COWERAGE ANY OTHER TARGETS WHICH MAY PRODUCE CN TH!S VITAL MATTER? END OF MESSAGE R » OD fot! "3 seexco zs 2 eX \ . : ' Cc (io COSROINATING orercers: , MAc/w H/3 N OFFICER i : au ENTICATING ericee. REPRODUCTICN BY OTHER THAN THE SN OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. . Copy No TT ASU RT ee OLE Cer caer eT ey) “DIRECTOR FROM ' - MEXICO cire : : : ACTION ¢ - ue 2 (wR HEYN WH NOTIFIED 1855 17 SEP. 6) mee : . no. Ss eh DS f Sere oie, se gies | PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 6348 a nvaat ' J REF A pin’ £2992 Gout gesos) * i , - B DIR srise (Guat 759 2) + +. "yy. STATION TAKING FOLLOWING ACTIONS! . A. MKCHARITY=P PREPARING MOVE SENSITIVE EOUIPHENT TO SPE ‘rs 3 | Uy AREA. HULFORD TO SPEND MORE TIME IN LIFINGER COVER OFFICES STFHLIK ye INSTRUCTED & STAY AWAY: Pron MKCHARITY BASE. unat ‘OPERATION. ANDER _ a | 7 INITELY SUSPENDED, DUE PHILIP L. ALPHER KNOWLEDGE BKCHARITY CONSIDER po THIS oP COULD BE MOST SERIOUSLY AFFECTED. | ; } . . . - I". a 6 ’ . - . i, a Be LISESA/LIMUST-PLaN WOVE ALL TECH GEAR FROM UNIT. 11 AND.” oe "SUSPEND UNIT 15 LICALLA ACTIVITIES. _ - — Cs des, yo. a i ee Ce. LIF EAT-REVISING AND REVIEWING LP - CUTOFF AND EVACUATION ok ee eee Ente bee OTHER THAN The ISSUING oct. 8 PROH:SITED, - + | Copy Na i LP RERCOUCTION . canlateat ee ES 1. i THIS OP, DO NOT CONSIDER COMPROMISE LIKELY. . PLANS. 1 DUE COMPARTMEN ENTATION AND BELIEVED LIMITED ALPH Voy KNOWLEDGE | De LIENVOY-NO DEFINITIVE ACTION BEING TAKEN NOY DUE LIAISON - NATURE OP, "STATION OPS, ES 2. kes REQUESTED PROVIDE CONTINUING ADVICE LATEST APPRATSALS,. ; hae ENO OF MESSAGE c/s Commentat ® Headquarters informed the tleld stationa that’ LCHARVEST(1)) audio opera , ‘Hon ageinet NCNA in Havana was compromised, $0 Stated that all security precautions should be taker since it was pesaible that _ - all audio porationa could bo affectod, Pee ce oat tet Ea Meri cme ALPHER "S AND OTHER ARRESTED TECHS KNOWLEDGE ABOVE AND ALL | OTHER a ISSUING OFACE IS PROHIBITED. _\- rad ti Vs a DISPATCH ifs) Sanne “DESEUSITIZED "sn Fo AL ee cee ct i Grete of Station, Mexico City. oe eae = August 1960. oo . me _ LIFEA T Monthly Report. INDETING Cats OF JUDGED BY QUALIFIED MG DESE ONLY Rarer mouielD - _,uiformation only, eee) : 1. The following report’ ig submitted in accordance with, CSHB- FP 52- 6- 1, section Vv, paragraph 2 (d) (1): oo »- Exploitation of. Leads : a 4) ‘LIFEAT/LIERODE provided information which assisted tn 7 the’ press: exploitation of the story:of Gladys Izquterdo Martinez de DELGADO, _ wife of the recently deported (with the help of LIFEAT provided material) Cuban agent Francisco DELGADO Garcia. LIERODE coverage was also the origin of the lead which gave. access to Cuban agent Elp{ CASANOVA, 2 -LIFEAT. coverage waa reactivated 18 July on LIVESTOCK-2 as a Station security operation to check the activities of the pote ntlally dangerous former agent. 3) LIFEAT also cent inued to provide the only ‘independent means of checking the veracity of Jose Luts CAMPOS Villalobos who is of interest to ’ the Station's Communist Party Penetration Program, ~ 4d) LIFEAT coverage of the American Communist Noah SEBORER provided the itinerary of SEBORER's trip, whlch commenced 17 August, to Havana, New York, Moscow, and Tel Aviv, b, Processing of Material The LIFEAT complex continues to process the take from the | LIENVOY. s Soviet coverage, c, Liatson No change. _ = f d, Security” No change, e, Technical . ' Reaove fron Project 72 No change. cs Clasgificar® ons, owe fee . JOB go LF . tr, Coverage Boxs__ 72 Feld: ‘aa LITMUS and related lines 4 (two initiated in July) -LIERODE and related lines 4 ‘ - American Communists : 1 U. AR, Embassy It Targets of Opportunity 2 : t : a eee _DISPATCH . 7 HMMA. “15595 ACTION BQUIEED + iN ING. ‘CAN Bt 1D 1wOGto ______ PAGE _ _TWO_ . BY QUALIFIED HQ ESE ONLY Conary g. Persontel . David M. WILSTED (ps) returned from home leave and resumed ties as Outside Case Officer for Project LIFEAT on 23 July, --———_-- . ; 2 a. During the month of July 1960; twenty-seven (27). reels were passed “to the local ODENVY office for processing from the LIFEAT. coverage of American Communists in Mexico, Reels from the LIENVOY coverage of American Communist Sam BROOKS continued to be passed to ODENVY as LIFEAT : material, b. The following reports, information dispatches, cables, and memoranda were based wholly or In part on.LIFEAT material during the month of July 1960: -. Sn HMM-5032 (via MEXi-5835) HMMA-15275 ' MEXI-5835 HMM-5045 - HMMA - 15277 ’ MEXI-5941 > HMM-5047 | HMMA-15307 MEXI-5943 HMM-5065 HMMA - 15309 ; HMMA -15328 “HMMA -15402 HMMA - 15408 ‘c. Four (4) memoranda were passed to ODACID and two (2) to ODENVY . during, the month which were based on LIFEAT acquired information, ~ | liked ers 29 4 gust 1960 oa Distribur : - WHD / “2- Files CASS ALON Ou CON anis ae onsen ee 1400000 * i (OT Mist, WH Dison wane ENE ng i ee - rare oe ee per sy g wewee vaets h Coy oo . - - Chief of Starian, Mexico Clty _ 4 : 27 july 94) SUBDHECT es — oO en es ars Va —- = ae - _DISPATCH” — TASH ODEN piew age Pea AN HMMA-iSS34 - “LIFEAT MonzYly Report, June 1960 : INDEUING . i ay QUapIEED mS ote RTOS aeaD ~ None, For your information, Cor rears ted ia accordance with CSHB-F 1. The foilowing report is submit | “$2-6-1, Section V, Paragraph 2-(d) (Lt): a... Exploitation of Leads _ . : . LIFEAT/LIMERICK continued to provide advance iaform- ~ 1, ation on.arrivals, departures, work assignments, and contacts of the Soviet "officials in Mexico City. 1a this area LIFEAT Provided the following; advance’ travel iaformation on the reiurn of First Secreta ries Yevgeniy BOCHKOV and Yuriy ALEKSANDROV from consultations in the USSR, advance information ou.the arrival ia Mexico of the Georgian Baltet on } June and its subsequent ’ . departure for Cubs on 20 June accompanted by Assistant Cultural Officer _ Aleksandr BROVXIN, and advaace information oa the assignment and arrival '- of new Consular Officer Serafim V, DUNIN, LIFEAT leads provided on cha continuing attemprs of the Soviets to reat apartmeats are being checked by the Station surveillance team, LIFEAT/LIERODE continued ts provide exceltent owerage of the activities of the Cuban Embassy staff, particularly providing expivizable coverage of Cubsn ittelligence activities, Of major importance during the month of June was the acquisition of leads on the activities of Cuban “tourise” : Francisco DELGADO Garcia, Asa result of these leads, passed to the Mexican goveramen: in disguised form, DELGADO-was arrested on the aight ‘of 7 July and thereater deported.” LIFEAT information also enabled the responsible Case Officer to alert agent LIMASK to threats made by DELGADO to have LIMASK arrested, The LIERODE related coverage of the telephone cf Santiago GARCES Arruyo has enabled the Station to maintaia a check on the activitles of AMSHAD-1, including his possible roia as middle-man in a “frozen pesos for sugar” deal reported in MEXI-5794, . a _ LIFEAT/LITMUS provided infarmation on the activities of the Polish Legation during June, particularly noting the travel plans of Poiisk ‘Intelligence Officer Thadeusz ZIOLKOWSKI, — . _ _LUFEAT coverage of a member 2f the Mexican Communist Party (PCM) is used ia chécking the veracity of Jaan Luis CAMPOS Villalsbos © who {3 of interest to the Station's Communist Pary Penetration Program, . ‘LIFEAT also agreed to suppor: Project LIENVOY in the ‘processing of the Sovizt take when LIENVOY picked up coverage of the Soviat lines LIFEAT was forced to relinquish on 22 June 1980 (See SECURITY below), LIFEAT, though shor: of processors, agreed to. the Processing when it wag learned that LIENVOY would be aaable to Process the added coverage i: had undertaken, . Renove frec Prajecti ow. . . , cs Classificatigny JOR 4A Poe PIO Sve. Ph b, “Pressing of Material OR Se a mae Boxs : ; Due.to the desire of COS thar ZINSMEISTER contiaue &> process the take i: oteiias from the Soviet lines, LIFEAT Processor Carol "ZINSMEISTER (ps) will undertake the processins of the take of these lisas 7 a CONTINUATION oF OISPATCH ‘which LIENVOY now provides, This is exactly the work previously done by. - -ZINSMEISTER ani the only difference is that tapes are made at a different location. However, this doves ‘require close coordination ‘within the Station of ; these two ope cations; > ; oo pe A problem which has arisen with the withdrawal of the =. ° Soviet coverage from LIFEAT responsibility (sec SECURITY below) and the “ouzage” experienced earlier in June on two of the most productive Soviet _ lines, is the extreme drop in the production of posizive intelligence from LIFEAT covecage. [ is hoped that.with more iateasive exploization of the coverage still available, plus expluitalion_of new lines beiag installed by LIFEAT, “that the production of positive dntelligence will agaia measure up to that previously . Provided byLIFEAT, ae St : haga ©. Elatson - SEE ee | “No change other than the closer inter-office liaison with Project LIENVOY due to the above noted LIFEAT processing of LIENVOY take "and the increased reel and finished product exchange this entalls. . _¢ Security oo On 21 June 1960 LITENSOR suggested to COS thar LIENVOY begia operations against the Soviet-and Satellite targets in Mexico City. In order not to indicate thar the unilateral LIFEAT operation was providing this coverage, it was necessary for COS to agree to this suggestion, So ag not to jeapordize LIFEAT opersitons and personnel, LIFEAT coverage was suspended on the Soviet Embassy and Polish Legation, and the applicable “crosses” were pulled and‘cleaned, This was accomplished by 1030 on 22 June 1960, Coverage continued'on the home of Aleksandr BEKIER, Polish Conselor of Legation, since no security problem seemed to be raised by continued coverage of this tine, e. Technical The arrival tn early June of a portion of the replacement : parcs requested for LIFEAT use has enabled LIFEAT personnel to perform much needed repair and maintenance work on the aging LIFEAT equipment, t. Coverage ‘ LIMERICK a 5 lines (AN pulled 22 June for security reasons) LITMUS : ' 3 lines (2 pulled 22 June for . ; . security reasons) LIERODE and related lines _—5s Lines —— American Communists 1 line U,A,R, Embassy | line (Initiated 7 June) ' Target of Opportunity ‘I Une g. Personnel No change, 2,a. Duriig the month of June 1960, eleven (11) processed reels from LIFEAT coverage of American Communists, in Mexico were paased to the local office of ODENVY as well as seveateen (17) reels from CDENVY's processing. — Reels from the LIENVOY coverage of American Communist Sam BROOKS continued to be passed to ODENVY as LIFEAT material duriug the tnonth of June 1960. “CLASS CATION 1400000 % re ry “y CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH HMM- 4953 (via MEXI-5455) _ HMM-4999 (vta MEXI-5636) _HMM-SOL4 material, 25 july 1960 a ca Distr bur fpr: WHD - Files : dD. The following reports, cables, “HMMA -15083 HMMA- 15116 HMMA-15129 HMMA- 15134 HMM4-15135 HMMA-15144 HMMA-1518S | HMMA-15175 _ HMMA-15130 LIMMA - 15196 . HMMA-15203 HMMA-15232 HMMA-15239 HMMA-~15246 HMMA - 15266 information dispatches and memoranda were based whell¥ or ia par: :on JIFEAT material during the month of june 1960: - ; MEXI-5710 MEXI-5745 MEXI-3771 MEXI-5736 MENXI-5794 MEXI-5799 MEXI-5813 c, Elght (8) memora.ada were passed to ODACID and ten 1 (10) to ODENVY during the month of June 1960 which were based on LIFEAT acquired WE Seek ~~. vr; _ & 3. 3 | | f oy DISPATCH 2 > snenmeyns ST neo RYDAT-1625. coer te 1O°Y Chief, WH Diviston ~ “0 -_ _ | - §0-6-75 27 July 1960 ee ULL <= rtiT ary ae Chief of Station, Mexlco Cley “4.+ Moatily Activities Report oa LIENVOY CaM Bf 1U0G4O tO HQ OF9R ONLE . ton goa - Neae, For your taformativa, . Tench REF: HMMA-15170, RYRAT-1402 * On.the evening of 1S June COS met with LITENSGR at me home of LIELEGANT (seo MEXI-5761), Among other subjects discussed, LITENSOR urgently suggestod thar OCS arrange coverage of the Soviet/Sateliza installations. Since this coverage Is obviously one of great Literest to KUBARK, COS was | left with no alternative but to cuthuslistically accept LITENSOR's suggestion, LIELEGANT way equally enthusiastte about the sugzectton and requenied COS ‘to furalsn a Hist of target nes as coon as possible. On 2UJune Maleolm Q. EDELAND passed to LIENVOY/2 a ILst of 4 Soviet, 2 Polisi, 2 Czech and 2 Yugo- slav lines. The Polish, the Czech, Yugoslav and | Soviet line were placed witiln two days. Meanwhile-all LIFEAT Sovict/Satellite lines were reinoved. Alter due consideration lt was decided to advise LIENVOY/2 that we would prefer to drop the 2 Pollah Ines aad ut least one Yugoslav line and use all remaining avatlable lincs (LIENVOY can handle a magzimurn of 30 Has, always keeplag ‘two spares) to cover a total of five Sovict Itnas and keeplag the two Czech Mnea already la operation, ‘This was agreed to but the [sur addtional Sovler lines Could nat be placed immediacsly dug to the temporary absence from we city of LIENVOY/3 whose aid was aeeded to fulflll thts aasignovent, = EA 3 2 i ? zp The evenruality of a request from high Mexican officials for LIENVOY coverage of Soviet/SateHite with tta attendant affect upon LIFEAT had been foreseen by the Station for sometime. On az least two previous occasions when a hint way made to OOS by lesser officials than LITENSOR, COS waa able to dissuade these officals on the basis of tack of qualified persoanel for processinay, trana- ertbing, and exploting the take that would come from taps against Sovlet/ | Satellte installations, However, an the above occasion whe LICENSOR evea went 80 far.aa to suggest that the trauslatlons could be haadled by language experts at Headquarters COS wa:i in no positlon to argue thls point with. LITENSOR, ‘The actual Impremenration of the Change over of Soviet/Sutellize coverage from LIFEAT to LHENVOY (LIFEAT went back on Polish Legatton in late June) was accomplished smoothly, with no flapa and the Station does net en- visien any problems, certainly, in the Immediate future. . _ The processteg and transertbing is belng handled in exictly tite sume fashloa as \ before i.e., LIENVOY is doing the taps only, LiFEAT persounel-are processing the tapes from LIENVOY. As tar ag die Mexteans are concerned, the tapes are belng forwarded to Headquarters for processing with the transcriptions being sent back to the “tation for our tnformation,. The Station has promised LIENVCY/2 and LIELEGANT a monthly summary of any totervoting alghlights that appear tn these transcripttons. - , . : i \ am 1 " covering the month of june 1960: Also, durtag the month-of June LIENVCY/9 was dispatched to Guba oa a special + assignment per HMMW=5758, LIENVOY/9 successfully sccomplished bis “y misston, retiuming on 6 July. The results from thls aiseted wlll bs furwarded to. Headquarters: tn a separate dispatch. fom . : UME FEE OU FTO, | Pine 93 facts 1O8ws te a $5 ol aa and 4 oR coNteuto “ : ean at SE | SEGREERYBAT service was requested by the Statton the duy before 4006 TICOS aacival n viene City and was readily agreed co'and timediarely put inco affect caru the efforts of To ee ere “Hv MMA + a $400 =RYBAT425____— CONTINUATION OF pos - * OISPATCH | SECREEARYOAF Between the dates P told Iure during the: viet ef LOR’ ricos, LIENVCY covered 10. of ihe 20 Ithes of the Det Prado Hotel wagre Hie DOR PICCS party way staying. This coverage wag fur 24 hours dally aad te LIENVCY personel moaltored au calls coming to and gulag fron the DORTICOS uults (see MEXIE5731), This LIENVOY/2. ‘Conalderable tnforc:ation of imerest and value way obtained. frown this operation a3 as well as quantities of Gperattoaal daca, ; ‘L, There follows the third monthly activites report on LIENVOY 7 a Explottarloa of Vaserlal Otealned During the month of June a tol of 29 lines were, tn operation agalnat the foitowing targets: fees “2, Gral. Lazaro Cardeaas dol Rlo- 2. ‘Sam Brooxs $3. Gral. Lazaro Cardenag Del Rio 4, Lic. Alonso Aguilir Monteverds 3. =CTAL - 6, Ing. Jorge L, Tamayo 7, Russlan Embassy - 8, Leopoldo Areoal Bastar 9. David Alfsro Siquelros 10.. Problemas Agricolas y Induurlales 1).- Vicente Lombardo Toledano 12, Creech Embassy ‘13, Joaquin Basanca Lopez $4. Ing. Jorge L. Tamayo 15). DES 16, 0. FS, ° 17, Jorge L. Tamayo - 18, = Franctsce Gallndo Cchoe 19," -Franclsco Gallndo Ochoa 20. Amalis Sotorzano de Cardznas 21, Or, Lauro Ortega ; 22, Manuel Sousa Hermida 23, Lic. Enrique Gonzalez Podrero 24.. Czech Embassy 25, Prensa Lsttna 26, ‘Embajada Cubana 27. Czech Embassy 78, Yugoslev crbaasy . 2. A rmands Lepez Betancourt Pius 30 Ilnea - ‘Hotel Del Prado - DORTICOS suite 9-14 June (see MEX!-5731) B. _ Processing of Mararta] With the closing ef Uni © (see HALA - 15200) the two processors retained vader the Project,. LIENVOY/6 aad LIENVOY/7 . tT Pract TRAST ATION [1 4-co000 woe : a . . LEAT ATA USL PREC OUS FON ION CASS CATION . - : remac e ‘ wns geee SHOREEARYEAT Gcdeomeane : rege att OBSCHETE TS tw } HMMA-£5400 CONTINUATION. OF be aseaue DISPATCH a T tee ee le eo te ee were tninsferred to the Iiterceyt Center where théy‘are now responsible for dotng the tull transcr(yx ton of the lapes covering 7 lines of fitercest to KUBA RK, Cc. Lialeou . * During the month of June COS wau tn comact with LIELEGANT oa tite average of four times each week. As stated « 1 paragraph one wbove, COS mit with LITENSOR on tf Juas. . _ D, Security 7 Bo _ ot te-belleved that the security of the project has been _ Improved with the ¢lostng of Unle C and tho ‘eltmlnatton of all Unit vos) C pefsoonel with the excepiloa of LIENVO'Y/6 and 7 who were ' transferred to tha Intercept Site, - During thé absence ot Amold | FP, AREHART, Malool: 9,. EDELAND was tn direct contact with LIENVOY/2 aad took udvantage of chix contact to repeatedly . strecs the necessity for tlght cecurtty of thie operation ag “well as personal security of the various LIENVOYs, For | operattanal efficiency, contact once a week will be malntained betweon LIENVOY/2 and EDELAND, ; oc E. Technical ; Early tn. June AREHART retured to Headquartera to convert to Staff Agent ana pick up his fumtly to return Pes Mexico Clty, He and bls famliy arrived 24 June, AREHART reported on bis retum that soma of the equipment wag tn need of ettention but ther there wore.ao technical problems durteg bie advance, . FP, Persone) ___ With the elfmInatton of Unit C the following personnol were terminated during the month of June: 7 _ LITABLE/2 LITABLE/3 LITABLE/4 LIENVOY/13 CG, Production | The foilowing fitty-seven (57) reports, cables and * Information dlepatches were based wholly or tn parton LIENVOY during the month of June 1960, uc : an - HMMA-1S08¢ HMMA - 15093 HMMA-15094 HMMA-15095 - HMMA-15103° HMMA -15107 HMMA-15142_ HMMA -1S147 HMMA-15179 HAIMA-~15172 HMMA-152C0 HMMA~-15201 HMMA “15217 HMMA - 15249 La RYBAT (1425 a , t H i A oS ere HT pot th oe ear aoe votfee.. ane oe ae — - aTrorecies Yi watlo Gas ane, CONTINUATION OF. | HMMA-1 DISPATCH | |. SEGREFARSBAT | ~. RYBAT~1425 _. heey $b ee “HMMA ~-15280 HMMA -15262 | MEXI+ 5682’ 7 ; HMM- 4974 | MENXT- 5609 “PIMMé-4989 MEXI-S659_ " HMM-4991 (MEXI-5705) MEXI-5698 ‘HMM-49920 / AEXS7IO] IDM 4953 } NEXI-S717 HMM-4997 : MEXI-5731 HMM- 4993 (MEXI+5719) MEXI-5732 we HMM- 4999 (MEXI-5729) MEXI-5736 HMM-5001 MEXI+S746. _ HMM-5614 . MEXI-5754 HMM-5016 MINT-S761 Me HMM-SO18 MEXI-5762 . HMM-5019 (MEXI-S797) | ~. MEXI-5763 , HMM-SO220 0 MSXi-5764 HMiM-5023 _MEXI-5779 HMM-5025 MEXI-5786 ; MEXI-5783 MEXI-5803 MEXI-S813 | Wilsrd C. CURTIS USE ISSO BD an CLASSIC ATION Ha ales Haws : CONTINUED HY Baars a LOAP Wes ats SET See E Rese Soar cara ones TRE RINE HOU GE | 2037 Atlan new rer MMMA-1 5325 ) wihdect: Dany as an NGLE T's Ga Hepa Tae tae a0 parte? ’ tet; ff, Ag pee 1 Unita futie rhe DTENVOY Proeck put vaps a Mie celepbouea of the \ Caeteaat Yugoom ae tpndes eves, Ant!ctpatiag a poumathte LIENVOY fapouthe - Poieh Leys lan) the TIF EAP PU remowe tes tap oi this ‘aw @Hatlon lens : Vf be disguverée tity WIENVOY. ‘The S.attou use cecolven Creech and ‘Cugeoslay ~ steels avary Jas fron LUENVOY, The SIPEAT rap oi Aleksender SEKIER's - line poitiues, a tap on Sanishew ADAMOWICZ haa tis: bey in dO prstuce, and wap the Polab Commerce’ Office tw unter crmusiaer at bon, Eveimually, when the Srattun ts ceefideat char the CLENVOY pewleue will qu tap the Pollah Legatloa tines, the LIFEAT project wilt be a#dla to reluatiiue ts coverage of ibt4 target, ; ‘ Gf « fee 2. A daily How of ghurngraphe is coming foun Alchard Z, SPATHAR (p) (a the LIMAWIT/2 taateo ns. Che Starlon now has DM destalon ofthe LITABAY/2 Mave@honise, Dut fur carbian remo lo wtll aoe he useatie for a wolie, and cow- aeration fs bean giemd agala co ugiay LITAKBY /E ani baae for wietugraphte survelllan ce of oe. 2B tbh Leyaton, No phaograptic ale ts available, or under wamatderavion, (ur tts Yugisiay Embassy, ; : 3. Aso 30 Jane, thea, the stuatfon fa as follown: ; a, Gaech Embassy; Dally phucographis and telephoie coverage, augmentet bv a conalderable quaaity of unformarion from LUPIRE ale PeHsenyger manifests, ylea rey sete submited to the U.S. FEmbasay, and LIMAT mall latercepts, _ , ; b. Pollak Leyation: No phuographiz coverage. Talephoua coverage ltmtred to the taps oa the BERTER and ADAMOWICZ lines, Relatively alight informarion fron vine requaats, dince here acs fewer Poles than Czechs in ; Mexico City, andalas Deauge the Palen are apparsuily unable to take home leaya. Little informattan trom LIFIRE ale Padsenger ‘nanifesdis, for the same FON, Rather nore iifoemarion frum LIMAT, &, Yuguatay Umimasy; Telephoar hen a0 ohowographic coverage, Very lutte tafornai fa: Pra vias re jaesea oe from LIPIRE, LIMAT ts a good . snurce of infornal ion, au mostly on commercial topics, . d, Other EE Targers: No taformatioa worth memtlonlag, because Of the lack at any ther fiplomste foaraliattona, LIPIRE aubnite ocrcastoual reps ou the arelval and sepa rure of individual KE saetttte pacamalizies, 14-D0000 a9 roto ‘pita af Sarbo- Crows 2) 4 Proceasiag the source marerial [sted above abaatlan o targa pac. uf NISLE Y‘a rime, LiBRiFORM handles the toutsta: toa of the Czech matertal, aod WESMOOTH of the Poitsh material, ‘There id no translator for he Yugoulay matl and telephaae tarercye a, NISL.EY Meteud to the Spartan conve caabloun ‘V2. the Yugoslav ceais, and actempes an oceaaloual translator of tne mors Lreresring corrangoudeaca with che ald of ine Arctlonary kindly supplied iy Heakpiarers. NISLEY mess AKSMOOTH eveiy day to pick up:tae Pollah Leanalationa’ -LIBHIFORM aud SPAT HAR are willl being mea, datty by Harysy P. : DENENHOLZ (p), stier ls FCS deparure in July ints wlll bene NISLEY's renpsonibility, as will ine handling of LIM] LATIONS 4 acd 5, LIFESLOOD, LINILE aud [.1BALSA, $, Resite me lstly scaring df aource matartal, oue af the munth’s more laiportant acrivittes was the aplaiiag of rhe table of orgaatca! loa of the Czech. Embassy ~ This daa iw been oimpiaiel, Phoragraphs of departed! Caach parsons wery furwarded io Head yaarers ta HMMA-1S0S!, L5L06, and Stay OF the giay Crevis (incl tag wives, but aor children) kaowa to bs wattoned in Mexico Clty, photograpis sre Lackiag for twanry, Si THAR bax ph cogcaphed about the same number 2f sutdear tfied praia repeaiady aniering the Caevh Embassy; coples of thpke phuius are tnainge given ro the EMBRACE surveilfuice team, and Ut ig acpected tnat one by ae shesit peayple will be followed hone and deus (ftesd, 6.. The Poliah table af orgwaiza lon had already baen derermined,. with i the posalble exception of sue seweumar to the Pullsh Commercial Office who has : ant yer Dena completely idettfied, and there were ne chatjen dur tog the moath., It ig balleved that mos! uf the Yugosiavs have bead idenetfied, oe J, The prosass af accummar lag laformation on Czech persannel has not yet gous Car auough for the Statlon ro plek cae or two likely targets fur cinea . trailed aitentloa, A neacuriet, pustively ideurlfied ua iv Czech Intelilgence afficer, arrived va 30 dane aad will aaturally rscelya all possible covarags. The Startoa recelvesd 4 acoguarl foun Headgivs ters for special atrem ton 19 be pacd to Jaroslay VALENTA, (ke Commercial AUacha: uaforlusnraly, VALENTA had Just depacced on home leave, 30 action te being deferred uml hts retura in August, 8. Amon, the Poles, cecantrated aicenriun te belay paidto Aleksinder AEKLBR and Stanislaw ADAMOWICZ, by means, of telephois taps. The sewly arrived Pullsh inelitgaace officer wlll, (f techaicaily posstole, ravetye the same DG cowerageé ad suc) ae AS aecmanent addrasd (3 dererminel, alshough thts will . po probahiy meap droapiag the BRKIBR line, Phyaicat surveillance wan TUL oa Do; Tadeus: ZIOLKOWSKI and tHlenry POTASZ during tre munth, the former being | toe -3- an Ideutified aid tha iarer a auspacted tnrelligence afticer, iq both caseg the | surveillance was druppsl after the subject stuwel signs of beoomieg tall canaclous. The ZiOlKOWSKI survalllance lasted saveral days and revealed - a wamber of pusaidla 1S cinuacta which ars now beiag followed up, The POTASZ surveillance 4a was 4 Hoon practtoaily immediately, 9. Pite att Liew have anw beau complered aud Targes varaahallty C Dara Forms executed oc-all Puies excppt the custodial personnal, Henryk POTASZ. (whoue form ts in tbe process of completion), and tha three sewoomers about: whom lttrle ta yet koown. Asa result of thts-acttvtty, Roman CZYZYCKI - and Mteczyslaw WLODAREK have tentatively been saiected as worthy of closer coucantratlca, ths former oaa long-term basis and the latter ou a shuct-tarm husls, CZYZYCKI Ls Lrerestisg because ha ts ambirtous and apparently not tarellectually committe ro the regime, he is the cloge axsis:am of Alekyander SEKIER and heace haa access 19 infurmatton of value, hls entire family ls. with him, and he is young enough to be able to make a new Ilfe for himaalé tf fllghr should become necasiary., Attempts are now belog nada to develop a souract to him thesgh one of hls many acqual yarces La the Mexican preas, 10, WLODARBK {a interesting malaly bevanse he la Minister, and becauss he seems to ba sisairtsfied with his prugpects, HMMA-LSL77 of. 17 June trauamttel informarton about a posalble avenue of appreach to bio, - Infarmation recelved mora receutly disclosed that the doctor, who had bean tauatively spotted aa a meana of accosa to Mrs. WLODAREK, te lndesd wu l-Commualst Sa fs alao oa unfclendy terms with Mra, WLODAREK, ODACID perasmal, who had been asked to culitvate WLODAREK at diplomatte | fuuctions, have repored that WLODAREK baw aot atiendail auy ar which they lava beau presamt. No I{kal(hood tg now foreseen of any means of contact to WLODAREK, and lidicarlana ara that hia recall may take piace a.me tin this summer, ll, An atrempr early la June to recruit a source close to Tadeuzs PIOLKOWSEK] falled when it waa discovered thar the ladtvidual did aor have the acess ahe had heen balleved to have, Detalls were seut to Headquartera in HMMA-15116 of 3 June. ; 12. Unforinaticn on a pousible source of operattoas!] latelligestce on - Czech pacsoasel wan shtalaed f trom LIKAYAK/2 and forwarded to Headquacters u) HMMA-1 5082 of 3 June and HMMA=15199 of 22 June. The mal tatarcept on the Ozesch wocomimida’ ton uddrasa has begun ro tinction, F but ao far ®an produced noth tig of value, ‘ Naty a y i = Ear 2 & os ne et S ote, Filial 14-0000 13, MEXI-8633 of 6 Jline and HMMA~-15195 of [7 June transmuted {aformattan from aad ‘abour JEFUNNY obtained from LIFEBLOOD, : 1 DISPATCH obo sooncandan | a oe DESENSTizEn | | PROB SG :_.Chiet of Station, Mexico City ee oa Cuarec ae — - LIFEAT Monthly Report, May 1940 THON GBT — ” - —— - For your information, - SEL OEN CES, 1 ‘The'following report Is submitted .52-6-1, section V, paragraph 2.(d) (ys a, Exploitation of Leads an me ~“Dartag the month of May 1960, Project LIFEAT continued to provide _. excellent coverage of the activities of the official Soviet and Cuban iastallations “in Mexico City, the Station's top priority targets. The following a r2 specific, ‘though necessarily selective, contributions made by LIFEAT through provision of exploitable leads“and support to Mexico City Station. : ha !) The most outstandiag single contribution of the LIMERICK phase of Project LIFEAT durlog the period of this inonthly review was the providing of iaformation to the responsible Case Ofticer which corticmed the validity of agent LITARDY-1, This double agent turned himself into ODENVY, and thus to KUBARK,. during the latter. part of the review period, LIFEAT/ LIMERICK provided dara on the activities aad Soviet contacts of LITARDY-1, thus enabling the case officer te adequately plan productive usa of this‘new asset, cea : 2) LIMERICK conrlaued to Provide Project LIMESA with support in-the form of information on goods and services provided to the Soviers from the local economy,” Of special interest was information on specific apartments which the Soviets were constiering renting. LIMERICK also contiaued to prov tde valuable information on Sdviet commercial activities which has beea reported separately, 3) Also provided wvas tiformation of a CE Nature concerning specific assignments of sersomel withiit the Sovtet Embassy, advance travel plans of Soviet ofiicials, and arrivals, departures, and addresses of Embassy staff members, The following are examples of this category of information: : a) Vitaliy Borisovich SHUBIN arrived 11 Mav 1950 and ‘ts ‘probably the Intelligence Officer replacement for Yevgeniy LAPSHEV, The address of SHUBIN was also provided by LIFEAT, b) Aleksandr BROVKIN. was assigned durles as Assistant Cultural Officer to replace Vladimir NOVLKOV during the latter's home leave, : c) Valentin BAKULIN was appointed Soviet Film Officer in charge of distribution of Soviet films, including propaganda films, . : d) Advance notice was given of the 20 May arrival of the Soviet delegation to the Interuational Cotton Conference held in Mexico City, and nozed that the delegazion would-be composed of Dmitriy MAITOV, Boris FIRSOV, Abdulla SULTANKHODZKAYEV, and Vladilyena TERESHCHINA, roject Maran gs . grea Project 4. oS rem ayasaif reagent eas Op eye i. ee fo Folie te CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 7 , 2): Advice inforraation was provided on the following . teavel: Sovict Ambassador JAZYKIN to leave 2t june 1960 for home leave ia the USSR; planned departure of Vladimir NOVIKOV, Cultural Officer, for home leave ithe USSR and returivto Moxicn: departure for home leave 3b May 1960 ‘of known RIS officer Colone! Dinitriy KUZNETSOV; that tiirteen Sovict oftictals ‘ace rotiralag to rhe USSR durliig the montis of july and August 1960 with:no . ” indication that these. are to he replaced (Five of these ar2 known RIS officers; Yuriy CHELPANOV, Pavel KOVALEV, Yevgeuly LAPSHEV, Viadimnir M: AKOVKIN, and Grigori i YEEREMOV), a : 4) Due t9 advance infor mation provided through LIFEAT/LV IMUS. “ the Station \ Was. able to covera clandestine meeting of Alexandr BE KIER, Polish ~ Counselor of Legation ia Mexizo, and provide identtfication of- BEKIER' 8 contact, ‘Through coordination with MKCHART Ty aud the Station's KURIOT representative, both audio and photo surveillance of the meeting were arranged, : So, 3) LIFEAT/LIERODE significantly supported tie Station's ; efforts in the Cuban operations field by providing leadg that lead to and aasisted ia the recruitment of ageat LITALUS- 3, a penetration. of the Cuban Embassy who is to be handied by LITALUS-t. LIERODE is also utilized as.4 | cont inulng check on the activities, ef the newly recr uited agent, . ; 6) The Station's CE priority has been supported through coverage _ of the phone used by PCM members Juai Luis CAMPOS Villalobos and Marlo PEREZ Maria, This coverage has provided! information of value concerning addresses, phone numbers, and contacts of other PCM members, It has.:lso beea employed us a cross-check of statements made by CAMPOS to Howard O, MOSCHTANO. - 7) LIFEAT provided information on travel planed and accomplished by associates of the Amevican Communist Group i1 Mexico (ACGM) particularly that of Maria WICHER to Moscow, the return of Alber: MALTZ to Mexico, and the planned travel of Noah SEBORER to Moscow tn August. b, Processing of Materlal_ Duriog: the month of May 1960, the quantity of raw informacion . processed was noticeably reduced, and thus the amouat of positive intelligence | derived was also reduced, duc to the “outage” on certaia of che most producirlve LIFEAT lines: Principally involved were the Soviet Ilies, including one week break on aa Embas3y line, three weeks on the Soviet Motion Picture Office line, and one week on the Soviet Commercial Office liae. ‘These "outages" were primarily due-to the telephoae company pulling the LIFEAT crosses, or the target telephone deiag out of order, . c. Liaison _ °. As inthe past, the only liaison connected with Pr aject LIFEAT ts in passing reels from coverage of the American Communists. in Mexico to” ODENVY. for thete processing, Nu other ltaison is considered necessary or desireable, 4 . OO re d, Security. No security problems arose that were not readily solved by the - personel cuncerned, nor did these jeopardize the operation, | leone” | 9 TENTION H : co ee Yt retcrercers PO HMAMN= 15319 | _ ESSE 1503 CONTINUATION OF OISPATCH "8, Technical, we . The only technical prodlems ens: ouarered were thass falling within the proviace of the telephone company, as noted in 1, Babove, or the-normal malfunctions countered ti the agiag LIFEAT equioment, These-list were ropaired as capidly as posstble with te aivvof the teplicement paris receatly forwarded by Headquarters, No majar “outages” were due to LIFEAT originated technical! aroblems. a ; \ oa . f. Coverage. LIMERICK : . § lines (outages as noted in : . . { , ’, b above) LITMUS. ~ 3 lines: LIERODE and related lines 5 lines American Communists ~ 1 Une Targets of Opportunity David M. WILSTED (ps) departed Mexico City on 2! May ‘1960 for home leave and Headquaicters consultation of approximately two months duration, His duties as outside Case Officer and principal technician have been undertaken by Ralph B, RAFANELLI (ps) and LIFEUD-9. .2, a, During the month of May 1990, information from twenty-three LIFEAT reels on coverage of American Cominunists In Mexico were passed to the local ODENVY office for tts information, -Durlng the period 1 May through 16 fune LIFEAT processed this take as the ODENVY processor was on home leave, Twenty-six reels of LIENVOY coverage of Sam Brooks were also passed to the local ODENVY office under the guise of LIFEAT material. b. The following reports, cables, information dispatches, and memoranda were based wholly or in parzon LIFEAT material duriag May 1960: HMM-492b000 HMMA-14942 MEXI-5662 HMM- 4924 HMMA-1 49350" MEXI-5615 HMM-4943 HMMA- 14956 MENXI-5593 HMM-4933 (via MEXI-5610) “HMMLA- 14969 MENI-5536 HMM- 4963 HMMA-14991 | MENI-5575 HMM- 4954 HMMA+15004 MENI-53586 HMM- 4955 - 7. 7 MAMEMLA=15040 MEXI-5521 HMM-4967 HMOLA-15049 7 HMM-4972 0-0 HMALA- 15055 HMM- 4972 HMMLA- 15053, _ HMM-4975 (via MEXI- 5640) HMM- 4979 (via MEXI-5643) ec. Seven (7) memoraada were passed to ODACID and tea (10) ta ODENVY duriag the month of May 1980 which were based on LIFEAT acquired information, y —— ne LEG (ee - AA SRS Distribution: 3 - WHD 2 - Files” —— _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE hoe peta ae we . . me PII AOUTING anne x 29 EE GO. ay ’ —— \ a) 8 CIRECTOR o ; we oo . fe ee 1OM § FEXICO CITY et TION = C/uH 7 a 4O 4 CoP, cop, ADOP/A, S/C 2e JUL 1 21292 60 ROUTINE IN 19430 _ oT > MEYr § a Se Sa _ DIR CIR MERE sgiy 00 _ _ Bey? “RYEAT LIENVOY i Dee ol, me REF DIR. 38357 (out sre fe oRE PARA 4 y LISNVOY WILL COVER FIVE SOVIET. AKD TWO CZECH LINES WITH. TAPES PROCESSED. BY ZINSNELSTER AND LIBQUFORM. LIENVOY NITORS WILL EXTRACT FROM SPANISH FOR RESUNEN ENAT IS CONSIDERED OF INTEREST LITENSOR. LISLECANT TOLD YE VILL INFOR’ HIS oF Pe NENT INFO OSTAINED (CSTENSIBLY FROM EQS PROCESSING) OF SOVIET CZECH TEXT FOR PASSING LITENSOR. LIFEAT VILL COVER POLISH AND OTHER CURRENT TARGETS. FOR SECURITY REASONS CZECH LINES HAVE NOT BEEN COVERED SY LIFEAT FOR PAST SIX MONTHS. 2- RE PARA 5; CA) NO CURRENT PROELEN RE EXPLOITATION LEADS SINCE LIELEGANT HAS EVINCED NO INTEREST TMIS HATTER. (2) PERSONNE UNIT C TERMINATED AND BASE CLOSED. VIEW LISYOY LAcx LANGUAGE AUD EXPLOITATION CAPABILITY AND OU2 ABILITY CONTROL WAT 16 COSTENSTALY FROM HAS), STATION SEZ3 NO D rnspeats PROSLEWG. WILL FOUCH DETAILS JUNE LIENVOY MONTHLY ACTIVITIES REPoaT.. S$. THIS DEVELOPHeNT. FORESE PEN BY STATION since trey rvs ENT NO EVTENTION Cut DOWN ON Lar. SAT CINDEPENDES —< ~ (2) a6) u“u WORK FOR BOTH. - caue : “ep or 3 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFACE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. ROM CTION ¢- NFO 8 PASE 2 cue INFOQ" C/S COMMENTS: "DISSEMINATION APFLICASLE TO RYBAT UMNET CABLES. **CONCERNEO PHONE TAPS AND LITENSOR CFFER RE OVERTHROW CASTRO. - | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN. THE.ISSUNG OFFICE Is pRowiniten Cane A TO ¥ DIRECTOR FROM 4 NEXICO CITY, “gun 242226269 | _ ACTIONS CA; 4G (MR REY, WH OIVHOTIFIED 1910 24 sui) INFO: 8 cop, ADDP/A, S/C2 | PRISRITY PRITY DIR CITE NEXT 5786 SOF RYDAT LIEMVOY LIFEAT Je ET ‘ Sy. 2) es ft REF DIR 36267 fe eT. le So ee “4, RE PARA 6 REF, STATIOM HAS TAKEN 3 LETEMT COVERAGE CUT PRIOR LIERVOY ACTION. LIMERICK AND LITWUS | COVERAGE TERMINATED 22 JUNE 1629 Nouns. © 2, WILL REPORT SOONEST Of FUTURE UiDLdNG THESE sort LEFEAT AND ‘Lie FENVOY » END OF LESSAGE nfo CS COMMENT; *SUGCESTED LIFEAT COVERAGE BE CUT OM LINES TO BE COVERED BY LIENVOY. RERODUCTION, BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED. Copy Na. Se eC See co es EN ADEQUATE SECURITY prec jurors. 8 June 1960 KEMORATOUN For: C/WY/3/Mexico SUBJECT: LIFEAT 1. Dur ing my recent visit to Meixteo I had a geod chance to go over many of the ins-and-outs of this project with the Case Officer and with other officers in the Station. At Station staff.meeting I po stated that reporting on CI material derived from thu project was . inadequate and COS appeared to so along with this view, ‘The conesnsus ° I got from the Case Officers was that the SP Case Officer is not sufficiently alert to the need for reporting on the CI aspects of tha matter and is limiting himself to strictly servicing Sk. Division matturs, Various Case Officers cited instances to me of conversations peintins to new clandestine relatienships or containing previously known clandestine relationships in the Soviet field which have not been reported. ° Owing to a lack of time, I was unable to examine the records myself, but I am inclined to accept those statements as true, 2. The Case Officer gave me a general run-down of tho situation . of the agents on this project ans it appears that everything is running “very well, He told me that in his new project outline, which will be up. in a week or two, he is including some raises to some of the agents. He told me that on his iast round of pay raises he had some difficulty here at headquarters. If any difficulty seems forthcoming this time, I should like to have the matter brought to my attention ‘because, as you know, I feel very strongly on this matter and fought the sano battles. with headquarters for at least five years, — ‘3, In speaking with the Case Officers on the Cuban side, as well as on the CI, it wag apparent that LIFSAT remains probably the biggest single source of information available to the Mexico City Station and that every effort should be nade to continue its smooth functioning. If this means a couple of huncrad pesos increase to each agent semi-annually or annually, it does rot seem to te too much of a strain and I do net see why we should have any trouble, When I compare the salaries of the base operators and processers cn this project, especially consicering illegal position they are in, with those of relatively unproductive agents elsewhere in Yexico and in zany other Stations, I cannot help but feel that we are buying a creat deal for our money in this project. \ 4 \ CHAXLES W, AIDE2SON | WA /FI eee crl/opsAM (Mr. Brown) 14-0000 6 ums 190 MEMORANDUM FOR THS RECORD SUBJECT: DEARIEFING OF CAYID M. WILSTED (ps) 2. On 2 June 1960 Mr. John 3. Heyn ard Mr. John Kennedy of WED, “Mr. Robert: Brown of CI/OPS, “tr. Robert Bryant of FI/OPS and Me. Charles Bray of. FI/D mat with Navid M, WILSTED (pa), 2. WILSTED emphasizes that the whole telephone system in Mexico City is undergoing a reforzation. Tha company Telofonos da Mexico, S.A., has sub-contracted this work of. cleaning up and reorganizing the phone system to the independent ‘firm, Intel, They are cleaning up unused and . old lines, putting in new asd Spare lines, redefining exchange areas, laying underground cables, etc, Eventually we should be batter off bee cause there should be, more surplus lines. The renovation work has hampered much’ of tha LI?Za? work » principally because many of the lines now .are underground and we camot get access to them beforo they enter tho central. This io particzlarly true with raspect to the Czech Eme bassy, to whose telephone lines we cannot obtain access from the vantage point we now occupy, : ss 3. WILSTED seid that we try to koep track of the activities of "Intel" but since they seez to attack "Colonias" at random, we have no prior warning of theiy prasence in a certain area. he In the recent past, “exico hes been using houses for listing posts for security reasons. - de have more control over the accass of ' phone company inspectors or repairmani to houses. However, under new regulations, all new apartrect bulldings must have telephone lines ine stalled in the ‘building by tae pkong comoany during the constructicn ‘phase. This means that tha lines’ and'their destination ara concealed. WILSTED proposed that this will mean we can again uso apartments since we can siphon off a line dJastined for use by another tenant in such a way that the phone company carmot trace its destination without tearing the building apart and we can then distall a separate line to the build- ing and hook up the subseriter to this, line which, if checked, will belong to a legitimato subscriber, : i ‘ . Se -One system which has been used effectively is to take oneehalf? ‘ of to saparate pairs which hava one faulty line each. Thesa two half" pairs than fora one gcod Dair which Wo can use, 66 WILSTsD explainad that it cost about 3000 pesos to get a ’ regular telephone. This entsile tha purchase of a telephone company bond, which later can be sold, 14-0000 T Ferseornel- Involved 4 in the tapping of the lines are: Reno - who has, access to the contrals. Ha csntgcts tha. fol- lowing mans. oO oo , ‘wo brothers Jose « does exchange conhactiona. 8. The take from each Masehouse is collacted early in the morning before office hours by RAFANELLI. He only enters ona basehouse which is occupied ty an elderly couple. Alt other contacts are in automobiles. Sige. spote each day of the week, RAFANELLI then takes the -msde at 2iffarent material to s seeting between hin, WILSTED and SECHEN wher RaFANSLLI turmma the material over to SECHEN and they all discuss the problens and. plans for the daye 9, According to WILSTSD there is no live menitering dona by any of the basebouse keopers. 10, There follows a List of the basehouses and tha lines covered at each basa: a) Calero 39 ~ formerly covered American commies, now no Lines. Being held for future use@e bd) Juanacatlan 179 © Cuban residence Russian Conmorcial E. T. (Nicaraguan) cs) Atlixco 47 = 2 Polieh . Seborer Tropete Bekier - @) Tensnzingo = Cuban military office Cuban Ambassador's office Campos (travel agency) 1 spare a) Aristotales 89 -JAR Bjercito Nacional 530 (nam) of person une known) f) Sidernan he Horacio = facilities for threes lines. Formerly. precessed the Czech lines. Now nothing but bedig hold open, | det Smbassy (tapred in the Central) 2) cuautla 3200 = 3 Sov 1 Soviet. "Propaganda office (tap in box) SESRNT on ~ ! #3 ; . (Ween SLED any . J ee. : re a | ~ —_ ROUTING AND RECORD SifeT _le FROM: . “ NOTE: in the abteno of commwrn cr indication of ection ; _ Rin; . : faboa, this Cover theet wit be destroved when the & a” - . document. is fited. : a =~ DESENs Vito | @ arcane. jfotw enor! Lele ae get ray | 43-43 / vA @ Tmayy . a ‘I y y a ee a) ip cts /e7 — 40 DAM: This os The | 2 ae expanded Month ee uiAce Ay Vir at +0 Peed 4, ~ Tre i tchassas af von secVidn \ om Eapisited Leads oor Pe | sizar im poavenea’ ove a \ mega his repos, . arora: acon _ Ree Copy heTarlaf o . we Miho mm Lat ob Aa, ki vt Wak cabaee A— ne te nytee ft TT os fee. ¢ / oe Ee MAN 6. OATE MICROFILMED OOCUMENT Care . DOCUMENT NUMBER i a USE PREVOS EDITIONS —SECRET— 7 HIMAS Legs? oe a FORM asp 6108 “me: oC HMMA-L4991 . D ISP ATCH | cuore Lag -1773 re; Chief, WH Division pees <e a "50- -6- 32/3 2 6 Chief of Statien, Mexico City . te eS rote se rt be ’ reat Monthly Report, Apri Iyou a aw nerag OT —s ae i i ISDELINGG CAN oo ecto me e Qu Aut MQ OESR Ont > Information only. ty Aa oL The o following report is s submitted in accordance with CSHB- F 52- 6- 1, section Vv, paragraph. 2 (d) O): : “a, Expiottation of Leads : : a Thi: LIMERICK phase of the LIFEAT operation is able continuously 10 provide the interested case officers with background personality -information on the members of the’Sovietr Embassy staff, as well as travel infor- .mation on Sovier officials and diplomatic courlers, During the month of April 1966, this type of information was exploited for the following: a) Viktor Nikolayevich GLOTOV, First Secretar ry, will be the replacement for Viadimtr Georgiyevich NOVIKOV © as Cultural Officer when the latter leaves for the USSR on — 29 Mey 1960, He will also act as the Soviet Ambassador's executive secretary during the home leave of Vladimir Ivan- ovich CHERNYSHEV, CHERNYSHEV departed for leave o “7 April: ; b) Nikolai ZHOUGANOV was the replacement ot ‘Anatolly Konstaiitinovich YEMELYANOV, Commercial | « ‘Offtce employee who works "upstairs" tn the Chancellery. rather than in the Commercial Office. This indicated. that ZHOUGANOV: may be’a code clerk, | . a c) Confirmation that four ‘aliens are aera in the (Chancery, as teachers, one of whom teaches English, d) Indications uf increased contact between the Soviet and Cuban officials as noted in the travel of Sov iet officers to Havana and conversations berween the Cuban Embassy and the Soviet Ambassador indicating an announcement of , ’ importance was'to.be made on 8 May, possibly concerning. the establishment of diplomatic relations between Cuba: aid ihe USSR, ‘ e) Through the review of past LLIFEAT traffic and the direct statements of the Soviet Embassy personnel in discussions of ' ‘duty rosters", it has been derermined that: a reduction in the Embassy staff is in progress. Future : LIFEAT information should disclose whether thts reduction is of a permanent or temporary nature, Done ; fh Advance travel notice on Soviets, such as CHERNYSHEV, NOVIKOV, Semcon FEDOROV, and couriers Vladimir BYKOV and Valentin KUZNETSOV, oe ; ; LIFEAT/LIMERICK also rev ealed ; a serious rift which has developed between the Soviet Commercial Office and one of its primary commercial Oi bg WR UA Dal SRNL REET DO RS Se sd Bet neg TTA WBE ES CONTINUATION OF - i oe i HMMA-I4991 fi ot é DISPAICH | _SECRETTSSEER | ape 1773 contacts, -Mony DESWAAN, over the latter's failure to pay the Soviets tor two “shipments 6f Russtan form tractors for-which DESWAAN has received payment from the Mexican Government, the ultimate purchaser, LIFEAT indicates DESWAAN has made himself unavaflable to the Soviets since two of his checks have “bounced” for lacks of funds. LIFEAT further noted that the Soviets are concerned over reports that DESWAAN is planning an carly summer trip to Europe withhis entire family, 7 - _ LIMERICK provided valuable support to the Station's AEIMPULSE . Operation by furntshing detailed ‘information, on the DeSwuan and Esteve Brothers “commercial dealings with the Soviets, It was.algo employed.as a security device after the conclusion of the above operation, |. Q ooo - ce ‘Leads were provided on two properties of Interest to the Soviets, . Calle Mazatlan #208 and ‘Calle Chilpancingo #13, which were a valuable contribution to the LIMESA Project, Nl) “LIFEAT/LITMUS was the source of information on the arrival in - and depa rture from Mexico City of Polish officials Jozef WINEWICZ, former Polish Ambassador to Washington, and Boleslaw JELEN, (I) - LIFEAT/LIERODE continued to provide excellent operational leads concerning Cuban.and exile operations, Of particular note was the ability of Station Mexico to warn an ODACID officer of a possible "walk-in" provocation -attempt by an agent of the Cuban Embassy. LIERODE also provided information on four American citizens who entered Mexico on their way to Honduras to join an antl-Somoza revolutionary attempt, b. Processing of Material Although the LIFEAT project must be constdered primarily a _Station support project, an effort to further exploit LIFEAT for positive intelligence has been made by assigning the assistant cage officer the task of coordinating the efforts of the appropriate area case officers and the Station reports officer in matters concerning LIFEAT produced information, Although >. this system has been tested only during the month of Apr, it is hoped that it wlll prove of value in increasing the positive intelligence take from LIFEAT provided material, - . a No change was made In the manner of processing the raw LIFEAT reels during the month of April, . c. Liaison . AS in the past, the only lia ison connected with Project LIFEAT is tn passing reels from coverage of the American Communists in Mexico te GDENVY for their processing, No other liaison is considered necessary or desireable, . ; . : d. Security. - _LIFEAT/LIVERY continued to remain our of operation due to the extensive telephone company. installation and renovation work being carried on in the vicinity of the LIVERY basehouse, No definite date can be given for the completion of the telephone company work, e. Technical No ciange, 14-00000 %§ + ate ” “Mexico, . Reels from the LIENVOY coverage of American Communist Sam BROOKS wk ca CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH . Coverage LIMERICK . ; LITMUS 2 lines : \ . LIERCDE ant ita: | Oe ‘ . Le, lines © 3 § Hines (one terminated 27 April due to mo wel - lack of value, American Conimnunisis- | Line Do warsets of Opportunity 2 lines (one installed 1 Apr, and one i. 4 ae re installed 25 April.) &. Personnel mr oe No change, ; 2, a, During: the month of April 1960, twenty-two (22) reels were passed to the: local ODENVY office from LIFEAT coverage of American Communists in continued to bé passed to ODENVY as LIFEAT material until 12 April at which ; time LIENVOY coverage of BROOKS was discontinued, - io. b. The following reports, cables, information dispatches; and memoranda were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT material during the month of April 1960:. HMM- 4855 " HMMA-14762" - MEXI-5373 HMM-4857) HMMA-14843 MEXI-5424 HMM-4858 HMMA-14855_—_. MEXI-5435" HMM-4376 HMMA-14885 MEXI-5441 HMM-4877 “°° HMMA-14892 MEXI-5451 HMM-4879 MEXI-5453 HMM-489.00 . MEXI-5463 HMM-4892 oy MEXI-5467 HMM- 4893 MEXI-5494 HMM- 4895 ‘MEXI-5496 . HMM-4904 (via MEXI- 1-5485) HMM-4907 (via MEXI-5490) HMM-4918 (vila MEXI-5507) HMM-4919 (via MEXI-5508) ec, Eleven (1!) memordnda were passed to CDACLD and ten (10) to ODENVY during the month of April 1960 which were based on LIFEAT acquired | information, . iene ate illard C, CURTIS 17 May 1960. Distribution: 3 - WHD 2 - Files Ntre tres Pact NO COMDNULO a 14-0000 Bi OM be ae Tr a - acnowe atau #0 UE A, DISPATCH. 4 (O'S Chief, WH Division — Tred | er nan | HMA 1ISS6 | Tete. ae TNS : 50-6-32/3 0 } Apr ut 1960 Chtet of Station, “Mexico City . saecT - LIFEA’ r. Menthly Report - March 1960 = Information only; _ nS a Coane y Lo The follow ing report is submitted in accordance with CSHB-F 52-6-1, Section V, paragraph 2 () (i): ; a. Exploitation of Lead: of Leads, ‘LIMERICK continues to be extremely useful in providing | re “background. inforniation on Sovict personalities for the SR case >.) Tofficer-as'well-as movement reports on these personalities which “- " are.of interest to the local GDACID chief. The LIMERICK «© . phase of LIFEAT also Provided support to the Station's AEIMPULSE operation, - LITMUS provided information concerning the impending transter of Polish Consul Tadeusz ZIOLKOWSKL, LIERODE has provided important information enabling _the Station to follow closely the defection of LITAG-Las well as ‘the cusulng reaction in the target establishment, and was employed as a security device and information media in the \ preparations for the defection of LITAINT-1, . \J LIFEAT provided excellent leads on Nicaraguan exile activities while also providing an tdependent check on agent LITANGO-1,. . LIFEAT was employed for protective security in . connection with the dismissal of LIVESTOCK-2 until 18 March, at which time ic was decided that LIVES TOCK-2 no longer posed a threat to the Station's security, b, Processing a Material No changes have been made in the processing of either LIFEAT reels-or LIFEAT derived intelligence, c:. Liaison No change, 7 d, , Security LIVERY remained ou: of operation due ro the.extensive telephone company renovation work being carried on in the vacinity.of the LIVERY basehouse, — é. Techn ical Rezove froa Projects “CS Classification: = Cees JOR s Pid A923 v7 Box:____3')_ Fold: : No change, RD st Bs 4 8 Pr cEN IST RTS BY iis (hea sae iit? eas .Y memorand. to ODENVY acquired information, . ee 19 April 1960 Distribution: 3 7 WHD 2 - Files b) The followin a were based wh February 1960; Twenty-one (21) during the mont f, Coverage / CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH Le. LIMERICK 5 lines LITMUS . . 2 lines LIERODE and relate _ lines ; 5 lines Amcrican Communists ‘Lline Targets of Opportunity 3 lines 8. Personnel. No change, HMMA - 14618. HMMA- 14624 HIMMA - 14672 HMMA - 14677 HMMA ~ 14683 HMMA -14700 HMMA-147I1 HMMA - 14718 HMMA -14719 HMMA-14731 & reports, cables, lolly or in part‘on L memoranda were h of March 1960 w HMM- 4803 HMM- 4836 “HMM--4843 HMM- 4849 ‘Willard C, CURTIS nerican Communists in Mexico, information dispatches, and IFEAT during the month of | MEXI-5283 passed to ODACID and one (1) hich Were based on LIFEAT ' “gee (two-of these lines terminated “mid-March, and one terminate ‘3 March.) Reels d to be passed to ODENVY MEXI-5267 — MEXI-5275 MEXI-5287 MEXI-5296 MEXI-5332 MEXI-5353 MEXI-5361 MEXI-5367 Nem Le OR ABTS A ARIS ele! A A A " . ve C > porrarce FR ss DISPATCH | sccmer eam fiw iaeas "PMA uae tes Tem” ee DESENSITIZED eo per OH 83-49-— fg au 16 March. 1960 Chief of Station, “Mexica LIFEAT. Monthly Reporte - Februacy ly6u : £ SCHON QuittD ~ BE UDGED a - 8Y Soacriee ma Otse One er ereee ee ooee an ot naa ; 1. The following report is: submitted in accordance with FN 52 670, paragraph 3 (c) (2): Information only, a. Processing of information No changes have been made in the manner of processing LIFEAT material, “ b, Exploitation of leada LIMERICK provided the identititeg of several contacts of . RIS officer, Alexander PRIKHODKO, This coverage also revealed the possible sale of Property located near the Soviet Embassy to the Soviets. ‘LIMERICK further Provided Coverage of the activities .of-suspect RIS agent, Gabriel UKAEGBU, LIMERICK also ‘provided support for the AEIMPULSE operation, LIFEAT continued to be ‘einployed as a protective security aid in connection with the dismissal of LIVESTOCK -2. ‘ intelligence operations, : LIERODE also Provided a lead on Santiago GARCES Arroyo, who ie to establigh a Cuban secret service, , c. Liaison No change | d. Security 7 , ’ LIVERY continued to be out of operation due to telephone . Company renovation work in the vicinity of the LIVERY base house, e€. Technical No new developments, f. Personnel and Administration OT a SEA LOF Jeremy L, NIARCOS (p) reported to Mexico. City Station to replace Gene F, BRADDOCK (p) aa assistant case officer in the LIFEAT operation. - Remeve from Proj Bt DmAN,. cs Class ificat oni $m -G- Safe JOB a YS 7/77 ; Boas 7. la: 7. ae W358 Pervidus EBON | we PEALE FOMMy we $3 S124 St yea ann a oe 4 wits AEE OBSOUr TE CLASSIC A ON a ty at ».4 } sonmnuto CONTINUATION OF LITMUS .- : from LIFEAT cove processing. - February 1960: HMMA 14448 14457 14458 14468 14504. 14511 - 14512 » 14514 14517 14571 15 March 1960 Distribution: “3+ WHD 2- Files LIMERICK LIERODE and. "related lines - ; American Communists 1 line (coverage was resumed on 23 February) DISPAICH Of peter ss MEXI 5076 5079. - 5086 5038 5094 | 5155 5158 5160. - 5213. -.-- 5221 | 5 lines 2 lines ' 5 lines | . Targets of Opportunity 1 line TMA an i HMMA~ 14688 , HMM 4761 4762 4768 4771 4790 g. During February 1960, the following. lines-were in ‘operation: 2. ‘During Febfuary 1960, - seven (7) reels were ‘passed to ODENVY of American Communists in Mexico.: ., the LIENVOY coverage. £. Sam BROOKS, ‘American Communist residing. in Mexico ‘City, were passed to ODENVY ae LIFEAT material for their Reels from 7 Be. “The ‘following reports, cables, information dispatches, and . Memoranda were based wholly or in part o on LIFEAT during the month of Twenty- -three memoranda were passed to ODACID and six to ODENVY during February 1960 which were based on LIFEAT produced information. wv 59a 1a}, SUAS AT.CM SECRET oo Za 1 — a H i {_ 'CONTINUED oe eo DISPATCH | wiles PAT ea) on . oo : € operation ; , Leet Manthiyv Rerost . 7 ACTION MEQ IED . : * " ee mation only . 1b Naey Sc can Be sUDGEO ; po “Q OfSR ONLY AEFETENTE,S) “SS FA AUWLOI, 22 Jansary Xk 1. the’ fotloring repert is submitted in accordance with, Ri 52-670 perssrach 3(e){2)s ; . A. Processing of Inferra tion : Ko changes have: been nade | in the manner af processing . LIFSAT reterial. . ’ |B. Exvloitatisn of Leads LIFFAT contimes to be utilized as a protective security measure in connection with the dismissal of LIVES TOCK-2, LIVERY previded several useful leads. for the Case Officers. LI}US provided information enabling the Station to identify @ safchouse presently used by the Polish t Ts. : : LISEODE centinces to bea major source of: intorration regard- ing exile activities. LOSERICK material provided information on Seviet communica- tions wiich was ferwarvied to HQS for KUIVAE D precessing, C.. Liaison , Ko change, D. Security LIVERY Lines. were suspended due to the activ ‘ty of telenione company personnel invoived in the installation or rew cables in the area centimucus to the LIViRI basenouse, N i security proebleacs were encountered, E. Technical no new, develorrants. Pers ennel ani Asninistration No chanse. During the month oid vanvery- 1960 the following Lines were in operation: 5 lines 2 lines . 2 lines(off for security reasons for apart of the ment) Remove fron Praject: cs Classifications > JO3 oe PSL EP Box: 72 Foldz__» ? lines(one discontime? during this period} 1 Lne(oft on 13 January ‘) we Cry acta eT AT] HLA Do te CONTINUATION OF SRO aN ND | v DISPATCH : | San BROOMS, Rmerican ¢ Communist, were also’ passed to ODLEVE for processing as being U1? RAT mterial. \ 2. The followiny reports, disvatenes, eatles and menoranda were based wholly or in part on LIFSAT material during danary 19603 MEXT -L808- NEXT -L915 HOXT<4S1¢ XI-U939 MENT LOS MIXTAR9OO. Md -Souy | rx1=S021 KEXI-£02 8 . : . IP MA 214355 HYA-1392 PA -1U39k -HEEA @14L03 a IMA 11S DTA CUIeD HPA-1U317 HS A-lMaB HDA -Lb!22 KIRA -14L33 HIYA -1h36 0 WZA-1bbby HIDA-14Lh8 ‘ HM 4703 HR -U70b ME-L706 12-4707 : aah _ N«4722 122-718 ON-U72h IM 729 wo 737 1472 26 Ff bruary 1960 , During the month of Jamary 1960, nineteen nenoraria were passed to OUACID, five to ODSIVY and two each_to QUIBEX, ODUNIT andOLOATH . attaches which were based on LIFEAT jnroma tion. ~ \ Distribution: 3 = HQS cir he Fo 3 USE PEE OUS EDION | 4 Pt ! rs SENS - 1400000 Panes F a AST stent feat Ue Re DISPATCH) | enema Gazer, fo BESET ee itt OHI em a Chir. of "Station, Na Fexicg | |: 22 Jamary 60 LIFSAT Monthly Revert - Decesbar 1959 ‘fp Acro aIQuinta . Tiiforna tion only . ry “A-1283, 1s Dee. 1959 . le The following report is submitted in accordance with nN 52-670, paragraph 3(¢}(2)s - “Ae Emenosing 0 f Informs orms tion - ko changes have been nade in the manner of Processing LIFT mterial. . Be Exploitation of Leads ye LIMERICK provided information for Station action am also through Live-nonitoring gave protection to personnel involved in the activity with ‘the UUNIK, . tet etnctisn L LIFEAT is still ‘being used as a protective security © measure in connection with the dismissal of LIVESTOCA-2,. LIERODE has revealed the identities of Cuban agents en the outside, 4 *9e, in an unofficial position, LIVERY provided the CO with information used in the . KACHTIK Operation, (HiMaA-1j317, RY{iAT-1300, 13 Jan. 1950.) -C. Liaison No change, - DD. Sgcurity ; No problems encountered which have not been readily resolved by the parsonnel ‘involved, ; ; vos Tachnical Nothing ~ new to report. Personnel and Administrative No change. Miscellaneous : During December 1959 the following Jines were in operation: LISERICK . 5 lines LIDUS 2 lines LIVERY 2 lines Targets of Opportunity 2 lines American Ceormunists 1 lins oo [sp PAGE NO "MAM Lo arene LIERONE and : rm related lines & lines : [| a SST ue Teena IT CONTINUATION OF | aes [PEERS SBS DISPATCH I SSCRHT ASE INV ALUGLO3 i a cr en E17 iy) 2. During December 1959. thirty-ono(31) rocle were given _ODSSVY fron LIFcAT coverage of Anerfean Commnists in Mexico. ' Reels from the . LIEMVOY coverage of Sam LROOKS, American Commmnist, wers passed to ODENVY ag. LIFEAT mitorialfor their processing. SS 3. The following reports, cables, information dispatches and memoranda were based wholly or in part on-LIFEAT during December 19592 HMA -U191 ; Co ; a HM 667 HH-1672 1 -L,691 12t4712 11-4678 AML 6L9 Hts 4610 . " MEXI-U73h - MEXT=4735 oO MEXI 4773 MEXT-4789 . MEX 4792 MEXI-4815 - MEXY -4831 . MEXI-4S42 MEXT <1Bly ; Fifteen memoranda were ‘msgsed to ODACID and five to. ODENVY during December 1959 which were based on LIFEAT provided information. 20 Jan. 1960 Dis tri butions 3 - HQs er a PEESONS EDOM LES FC brat Sb7t4 AND St abi Obie ae ~*~. yoo, - coon o
104-10188-10012.pdf
“104-10188-10012 gp 2028 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION \ RECORDS ACT OF F 1992 _ on .. z.. iY oe i oe . - ~ —. MATECTAL CLVERS bp AT CE: TUNGQUAPTEnS By “HOUSE SELEET COUTMEPIEE OL ASSASSENALLONS STAFF I ai ELNS! ’ FILE TITLE /NUMMER/VOLUCIE —_ eZ roe ; - / » Deaty recat ae (rn id ———— — ote eee ee oe oe ee en re ne INCLUSIVE PATESS _Z ae SHOE eh Lo “CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ALEDI/D DO. a DELETIONS, TF ANY:_ a cll = i . a i t coats ! ——— REESE RRA TS re fi t “WA cf DATE ETT TAY a STORET Oe — o RECE LVS [RET URE: ; (PRET NAME) REVERSING OFEICUAL - 0 g anemia _—— Ty a 7 i- As! MELA NO RUCUMENTS MAY BE COPTED an. j 7-1 14-00000. . eouee ay. a , er } , a bn i ney t - a MATERTAL PEVPESP DAT Ch. HEARQUARTERT by COHOUSE SELLE CYPILETEE 03 ASSASSLEATLONS OSTAEE MTEL RS 0 Bewclpasal cc Less ee re ee ree a FILE Traeeneenines SEL CHA vel Fo on TET te ST ee INCLUSIVE DATES: he Tau UE. ae eet ie __! —_ “CUSTODIAL, UNIT/LOCATION: —_f AD of DD) DO _ _ ieee a : noo 5 SA: DELETIONS, TF ANY 22 ee ne eee et es te eae ei oe Free pay es “WATE DATE SERA MST RY RECEIVES SH RETURNED _ (OR TRY MAME) 43! MOP uia] _ ALS ate 1 ‘ ; errr ee (TON ree nt panne Petes ne ee ene 47-13) 14-00000 Proyset Re W For Kren mee woe DOF g L. satiate Savoie ieee ares cabee vests 4 \ Re LLovionm i 1400000 res"! 2593 * CONFIDENTIAL - NOTICE THIS FILE HAS BEEN PROCESSED AND RETIRED, DO NOT ADD ANY DOCUMENTS TO THIS FOLDER, FORWARD cs” DOCUMENTS THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THIS FOLDER TO IP/RPU GE-58. NOTICE CONFIDENTIAL Tl ? 14-0000 AID on eset) SUBJECT AND PROJECT FILE REQUEST - — AND FIELD NOTIFICATION OF ACTION IP/AN ; : : , : os oo a 10 : (Stalion/Bate o : : FROM: (Division) ° . ; MeAIce City INFORMA HON FOR atQuisiERs “comecete iTems 1 Troven v2. St 11EM TO-FNTER OLD ‘me WHEN AMENDING A TITLE, CITE AMY FILES, SUCH AS-20t OR PROIECT FILES THAT ARE BE- LATED TO HE FUL COVENEI OY THUS REQUEST ITEM 10 MAY . ALSO VE USED 10 Gree 4 ONS FOR THL ACTION (IEING RE- ITEM G-ALL REMARKS MUST AE STFRILE. GULSTLO. TOIDENTIEY TUF TYPE OF MATRAAL TO UE PLAceO . IN A FILE OH TO MAKE OTHER EXPLANATORY REMARKS. - (TEM SY-ALO FILE TITLES MUST BE STERILE SINCE THEY WILL APPEAR ON THE FIELD COMES ANDO ON MACHINE LISt5. (fom ? ANO @-USE FIRST THREE LETTERS OF DISHATCH frm . . . BOLS FOR FIELO STATIONS AND LIST NLAOQUAR TERS aie: IThM PI - A MECOMDS OFFICER MUST SIGN ALL FILG ‘AC TON RE- MENTS ACCORDING TO ESTaal SHED NUMLAIC CODES, Ques CONSULT YOUR MO ON ANY PROBLEMS THAT AWISE. INFORMATION CONCERNING FILE 7 1 = TYPE OF FLE : _ ecine SUBJECT NUMBER PROJECT ; ACTION REQUIRED ~ ; . . ry ANALYSIS AGTION 2s OR POnTION | — OPEN FE Txfion tecmacan oeronmunel [aeiain “|” [ OFRTRTETION RecommenDeo = AMENG FILE TITLE L_jREOPEN : _ __| 1P/ARD |. | nia oares @. HEMAAKS (FOR FIELO OSTRIBUTION: Ineabostmniminnedchinw: TRESTED STATNONE TO 7. INTERESTED STATIONS (PROJECTS ONLY "3 . “4 5G rr, ry ° FILES ACTION RESTART TLO CHARGE PERMANENTLY TO {OFFICER & OESK? PREEARE FOLDER AND SEND TO REQUESTER MOLD IN Cs Fes UNRESTRICTED 10. COMMENTS Le ENOORSEMENT SIGNATURE OF GRANCH/OESR a. oO > COORDINATION ; RIO APPROVAL SIGNATURE OF B 7” ~ iv APPROVED OF (ae APRA f : ‘ Woes bles EFFECTIVE OATE Pf. . > CODE (FILE) NUMBER : . ? ns ane ee pene nee i / V7 e he P73 Fo 06 .-| 7227) OBSOLETE PREVIOUS . A tes 812 sre RS SECRET ‘ 38 1—t8 copy 7 fh 14-0000 ° rn 1 : ho Se cece eaten cee eect eevee Ene ne vente ae wean tee vu nnenn SPER GORAERT 1 ional Sothonl - toe we ~ .. -_- _. - _ “ “oe QATE OF CRyPTONY? ¢ . KOAFGAN rs rcs \ - - _ — - LIONTON Ce eee a a : 7 y CRYP PUNY CHANSE AUTHORIZED SY — ARMSTRONG COMPONENT = Ripvan cp! ee ee vee ev anemee, PSE OR SED SECTOON CHPERD pe me oe OFFICIAL 14-0000 i ee! i an © CLASS ICAO 4 “DISPATCH | srcaer TS fo” ___ Chi Chief, of Statlon,_ Mexico 0 City __ a jo aeons aroutetD tne0. : ORY QUALISD OF3K" a ; | . . Jon “1upct INotninc, an tom . ; rs rs rea ——— Chief, WH'Division- ictovns SUDHA, I A A ee ; "Termination: of Project KL KUAFGHAN oe i : ACTON REQUIRTO- BU EELMS yO a - 7 To The KDAFGHAN Project was officially terminated on 22 September 1972, The reason for termination was VWBLANKET contamination. Edward K, LAUBOCKER Distribution: 2-COS, Mexico City eet an _ “7 . ort ov" E2, IMPDET | 65 COPY CL BY: 055272 a TERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL J aio Must ; ; 2 HMMW-19157 ocr 872 77) es 3 eT a fo SECRET | ~" §0-6-122/1 TV ip ama WEL tin ay | WH/FI__ Plaas 3" 53 use previous cosion. MFG, 1109 oe ee 14-0000 Te SUNECT — —: Termination of Project KDAFGIAN | re SECRET 20 Septenbor 1972 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Western Hemisphere Division - 1, Project XDAFGHAN, approved for I'Y 72 and FY 73 in the amount of $11,950 each year, covered Mexico City Station's observation post targetted against the Cuban Embassy and Consulate in Mexico. OP operators KDAFGHUAN-1 and his depen- dent mother KOAFGHAN-2, Cuban exiles resident in Mexico -Since 1960, wore the only human assets in the project, : ° 2. “AS a result of the SMYAK damage assessment and other security considerations it was decided that the project should be terminated and the agents resettled in another country. DIRECTOR 295255 amended the project for FY 72 to a total of $20,950 to provide for the termination and resettlement of the - agents, The apents were terminated in August 72 and are now being resettled in Spain, DIRECTOR 300167 concurred in terminating the project as of 31 August 72, 3. «In view of the developments in paragraph 2, above, , WH/FT recommends approval of this termination request, Robert ND. Wiecha C/Wii/ FI ne Fay SECRET then belte fo pp) Pest © Lem TON PROJECT ACTION: ]. KDAFQUN_, | LTyPL of action 1. X I bare ta 4 "Vee Prosect. [Otwistew ie a an kaw i aPPoovaL ! Western Hemisphere. aR PIERS STATION fa H : Mexico ——— ! : aR ANCH [ee "passe ” ae y ‘1 care. — ~ ~ : . -fease ge re _ {EXTENSION . . Vv . : J Fi vd . ‘ . JRooM no. BUILDING ra 51D BLACK ? TERMINATION 7 oe far, — ~~ a : 0c: Si 4 6924 uss : _ : _. "CONCURRENCES OF DIVISIONS _ - —— ar ee ne rao DRGAMIEATIONAL TYPED awe Copp inn) A. : ates 4 ATTACHED 5s : . Ye 0 ves CAML __| John.C._ Murray AY/P 49 fag 70. Ag dag po| | x | C/NH/COG_._.1/Lawrence_Sternfield Sn veicX Pr Ta BUTE _| 32f2/ af (72 C/NH/BEE____| John.’ T.-Boeck <2 taf PAO TL [Sep MA H/SS__. fr Richard B.. W: mm LYS bly en glie C/MH/ ard B.. Wright LIK: Mtge Sy ; CAW/EI___|_Robert_D.Wiecha_ C/ilH/Plans__.|. John . Wilson; fon dl [/ ¥. (Type in Organizational Element a and Nawe “pelow Only When Concurrence Obtained by Originating Element, J APPROVAL PERIOD AMT THIS ACTION mr ra —_ TO ee APPROVIAG aUTHORETY - lo. a. ony aaa Ge ~~ SECRET SECRET | oo | 28 August 1972 , iy . 1 . t MEMORANDUM For: Chief, Western Hemisphere Division ‘y t _ SUBJECT 4 Project KDAFGHAN Termination lL. A request for termination action is contained in| Paragraph four, herein. . . 2. Project KDAFGHAN is a Support project which Provides __ the Mexico City Station with Fixed photographic and physical installation, and to fulfill various requirements in support of other Station Cuban. operations, The KDAFGHAN Project en- Compasses two assets, KDAFGHAN-1 and KDAFGHAN-2, who have: been associated with the project since 1962, ! 3. While this project may be of Some value to the FBI (FBI compares KDAFGHAN Photographs with the photographs of: Known leaders of extremist groups in the U.S. a5 weil as With photographs c£.persons who are subjects of identification Orders prepared on badly wanted fugitives in the U.S.), it-is of little Value, as presently constituted, to Mexico City | PCS and TDY Cuban Personnel, . . 4. In early 1972 the Station mounted a thorough CI review of all Cuban operations in an attempt to improve their overall security, Although KDAFGHAN-1. passed the SGSWIRL with no. apparent deception, his Cuban exile Status, the long period: of time he has been Operating his OP site in close Proximity ' to the Cuban. Exbassy, and the potential (perhaps imnediate) | - danger. presented by his and KDAFGHAN- 2's Cuban relatives made E 2 IMPDET CL BY 055272 KN-SISM SECRET oo ea i it clear that ' Case, iif 1 requests approval tive 31 July 1972, I Project KDAFGHAN was amended on 30 in the amount of $9,000,- increas from $11,950. to"$20,950" for FY 1 SECRET oo 4 Le) at the agents should be terminated. ‘aforementioned, as well as security c ing the Project’ KDAFGHAN-1 and + There were no secu John C. Murray C/WH/1 | t it 1 t | bet ia i In view of the Considerations in the JMYAK rhe 2 DIRECTOR: 285255 S authorization KDAFGHAN- 2 tity inci- ~~. wppoooo ~ fan cl NOINCTSR La ae TAN TO LL, we OUANCH 3 rue f Oe Cer me tt ‘aca Rear ve ree S&p 1 Poc cere Oo < + . . new J. el Je, fea a esce Wf Fe Oe OGL aa acest ie REEE once Cb FT ea , eae (ere ad > . fe RET ' cay? CIE CIRECIOR ses nears ns ae 285255 SI DIATE MEXICO cITy FOLLOWING PROJECTS ARE Anexbep FOR ¥Y 72: A. KOTUCK $8,451 (NEW TOTAL $42,450 ae “G, KDULSTER 10,500 (NEW TOTAL | 26,250) C, KDADORK 2,188 (NEW TOTAL © 22, 858) ) Vii, KDAFOHAN 9,900 (NEW TOTAL #0, 8803 | “E, KDFACTOR © 9,844 (NEW TOTAL 28,8443 ; F, KDACRODAT 7,728 (NEW TOTAL 44, 197) | “GC. KPVAULT 6.296 (EW TOTAL 15,420) ii 4H, KDCALVERT 80,980 (NEW TOTAL 169, 950) L KULADDER 1,940 (NEW TOTAL “17, 582) J, KDARSCOND: 3,1 150 (NEW TOTAL 24, 765) w oK, KDADAGE 21,354 (NEW TGTAL 72,9213 ° . wo soe : ae cee 4 t . 4) me we (CONTINUED? sanp Rotem nine oe 14-0000 : . , , : : ; | “r4sanz 7 "Stay Cosine A ert - emer oY te ee tee a eee > hcl. Ieniawar SUSE INA reorg # ; . . — : . . | : a). INDEN oO MO U6NOME 2 eemen tO BA ANC G3 Pa on a CU one INCE Le mY "L. KDRAIW 2,400 (EW COAL "40, dun) j ' M, KOBACIFY - 4,800 (NEWPOTAL +7, agate N. KDSALEM 8,309 (NEW TOTAL 21, gout 2. FILE: 50-6-128/1, 50-8-89/1, $0-6-00/i, 50-3-128/L, 60-8-14/, 90-6-114/1, $0-8-58/1, 50-6-72/1, $9-8-153/1, BO-128- 27/5 ‘30-8- 1446/4, ro? (50-6-126,1, 50-6-110/1, 56-6-38/4 &x-2 APER \UN. SY ai . . . a . : . ENG OF MESSAG oe . . G Lg a a VL, I > \ WH/SS 7 i QE: OO eet , . 7. WH/BEF \ - : a C/MPS,/BG ~ "4 . Cc / fs ah z * tos : i - : . / : i. “ ae Zz s 3 / ve tp tN / d poof et Sy . “ose ORE G. Sue G, SHACKS Loa } “ppp | C/WHD 7 f ‘| . COCRSINANNG Orricrene 1 i eure . AUTHON OC aTseg. ! 1 ALLLAN NS OF ICTR : { _s ECR E T Ore.crg . E i i : i See ne (ACTOS CroUaES - crete ; I ! ae s ne rE ieee OISPATCH. sr Octo station Aentco city a ‘, —__—____.. eens : CLASSI ATO PROCTSSING ACTION SECRET wate roe: INDE TTI x Bid vor mc stauieto re ea ie a en nt ep i Ont usin Gita tan suost uot Aine nua siqp ——Shdek, Hee tern Hemi Spher ¢ Divisio Bp, Prugee. tADATUTAN deaewad ev lea: 4 And EY 1073 : : ao 1. ! J The’ Project KDAFGHAN Henewal for the pertod 1 July 1971 to 30 dune’ 1973 was approved by the Chief, Western Hentaphere “Division on 29 June 1971 an the amount of $11,950 for PY 1972 : \ . and $11,950 for FY 1973. re _ ry YCO4C) iv Bcige Roger | GB. BICEGO Distribution: Orig & 1 ~ COS, Mexico City ROSS REFERENCE 19 Internal Dist: -1 ~ RE 1 + Chrono’ ; i ‘ i] | [ a anes TEP RONG DHE SVRGO tart | WAG Y BONATURE a 6. i Nyt Vibes tense ICL. é~ an CLWH. I e.g =z! John C. Mur ita yi “ ig $3 St Paes €OUT On, “=e oD i § PA 7 CH i ‘a wr, 8 i a a | | t . l SECRET 2. Slee wallet ped poet {cee ~ 4 pores NFe Paar’ . ul . pees . Western Hemisphere Division PT UPAD statins i Mexico Clty : , peeance ; ive oo, _ t moeg3 W/L ewe cn |: (2 cor ’ ieast os vy shee pate j CNTENS TON” A had sent a 16 June 7} . . tecce ro RUILDING Tr. gio PuacK TYRMINATION t ( a _. 8 EB od 93954 6955: P OCGA TAP OMAL - tkewess, Bill bily 623-91! | : i, i _! 7 ! _[.LRichard B, Wright_ FI" Richard SW BS uy fh 8 on rt (Type in Organisational Elerene” ants ve When Concurrence Obtaines Be Originating , Helos On On 1 a oarcs yo caeenti wen APPROVAL PeRIOn . _ AMT bas “ACTION t ry . “ u 30 June. 73_ 29,090" TEES cree — APPROVING avrsomiry . PeiSyarery p Pate ft ’ yueds OX — SECRET CED ory Forw Sev ayus sa BMS GSTS SECRET ans DAFGHAN - Mexico City, Mexico - FI/CI Support Project . . Targetted Against the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. FY 1972 Cost: $11,950. FY 1972 Cost: °$11,950. KDAFGHAN Project. Finance History - oo _ APPROVED OBLIGATED FY 1970 , $11,165 $11,165 FY 1971, $11,094 $11,094 . ~ 1 Purpose ' KDAFGHAN is a support projéct which provides the Mexico _ City Station with fixed photographic and physical surveillance ' of the Cuban Embassy and Consulate in Mexico City. The : objectives of the project are to furnish Photographic coverage of the Cuban installation during daylight hours; “to assist : the Station in compiling dossiers on officials of the installation and to fulfill various requirements iin support of other Station Cuban operations. ; Description . . The KDAFGHAN Project continues to encompass ‘two assets, . | KDAFGHAN-1 and KDAFGHAN-2, who have been associated with the -' project since 1962. Both agents continue to furnish information “.. on a timely basis on the personalities and activities of the ‘“ Cuban target. A description of the individual assets is set i forth below: . : 1 uo _ &. KDAFGHAN~1 (201-288248): <A Cuban lawyer in exile in !, Mexico who left Cuba in 1960. He has been the principal : agént of the KDAFGHAN Project since 1962, KDAFGHAN-~1's cover is that of a translator and would-be writer. . Family ‘holdings from his deceased father also provide financial backstopping. All photographic coverage of the main Embassy gate through final printing and mounting is processed by ; KDAFGHAN~1, : . i, b. KDAFGHAN-2 (201-205604): KDAFGHAN-2 is the mother of KDAFGHAN-1. Her cover is that of a dependent mother. KDAFGHAN-2 ‘acts as KDAFGHAN-1's assistant and fill-in whenever he is away ' from the basehouse. ! —SEGRET 1 t i erclasatticannt Ba. 2 my. SECRET of Changes The only major change during the project rear was the . installation of a-TV monitor/robot camera combination ‘during October 1970, the month designated as "Cuban month." | This | “added coverage contributed to the comptlation of target “studies on Several Cuban officials, Phess: tudies wij 1 be vused as a starting point for future operations, namely’ the recruitment/defection of these officials, : l \ “oe Accomplishnents i Tes hrents . rh .l. The main value of the production of the KDAFGHAN Project has been in establisning the pattern of various Cuban Embassy employees. The monitoring has algo revealed which automobiles the various employees usually drive, Photographic coverage of the visitors to the main gate of the Cuban Embassy and logs of the movement of -Cuban Embassy personnel have proved very useful in ‘identifying new Cuban PCS employees in Mexico, Normally the’ Station has been able to match movements of new and old employees during. the initial Period when duties’ and contacts were being turned over to the new employees and so identify their duties.” KDAFGHAN has provided current photographs of TDY and transiting Cuban offictals and Headquarters’ hag . , often provided positive identifications of these persons, Norberto Hernandez, a DGi headquarters of ficer : visiting Mexico, was identified in this way, . | 2, The Station utilizes KDAFGHAN photographic coverage and logs to verify the visits of Station assets to the Cuban Embassy, . Dood 3. KDAPGHAN also Provides coverage of what Appears to be American visitors to the Cuban Embassy main gate. In the case of Americans who arrive in automobiles bearing U.S, license plates, the license plate number, car description, and sterile copies of Photographs are given to the FSI for identification, A Sipnificant result of the KDAFGRAN operation included a photographic of a specific tndividual ~ an old FBI target - who had been seen visiting the Cuban installation, ’ KDACOUSTIC-3 operation, an operation aimed at the recruitment or defection of a DGI officer. This coverage enabled the ‘Station to determine KDACOUSTIC-3's movements, an inportant factor in timing the calls and visits of our access agents, This use of the. operation should prove extremely vaiuable during the coming year since a more aggressive recruitment frogram against the Cuban target is planned, : : “SECRET 4. KDAFGHAN also Provided useful coverage for the 4.00000 Probloms and Security * a. erat one w e No agent :control or operational problems have been | . ; reported. “Neither were there any security problems encountered during the period. . Gerald D, FAHLANGER continues to be. the ase Officer ‘and hafdler of KDAFGHAN-1, FAHLANGER has met ‘and could continue--to meet KDAFGHAN-2 in an emergency, The alternate Case Officer is Terence D, SISTONE who meets - KDAFGHAN-1' when’ FAHLANGER is not available. Both Case Of ficers re Known to“the assets ‘in alias, and both meet KDAFGHAN-1 “dn a’safehouse.” During February 1971 the safchouse was - changed in compliance with normal operational security, | Meetings are generally héld once a week, More frequent contact can be made by telephone. In an emergency, anyone can call KDAFGHAN-1 at his home. and Say they are a friend: of "Pepe Simon." KDAFGHAN-1 will reply "I haven't seen him _ since last Christmas," KDAFGHAN-1 speaks English, Coordination: | The Ambassador is aware of our efforts against the | Cuban target in general. He has net been specifically briefed on this operation, ‘ , . Future Plans: : , BS | The Station is constantly examining the possibility of an audio installation at the main gate ot the Cuban Embassy, A successful audio device would serve, in-most cases, to ; identify the individuals who are photographed by KDAFGHAN~1 since they normally identify themselves to the gute house attendant. There are a few Station assets who have occasional access to the gate house, and it is conccivabie that one of them could place a quick plant device, Provided Security | conditions are favorable. The Station currently has under. consideration a recruitment effort aguinst a lower level | employee of thé Cuban Embassy who would be of tremendous help in such an operation. Costs; 1, General: This renewal request is for FY 1972 in the amount of $11,950 and FY 1973 in the amount of $11,950, 2. Source of Funds: Project KDAFGHAN is included in the Western Hemisphere Division's Operating Program ‘in the | amount of $10,844 for FY 1972 and 310,844 for FY 1973, . - ‘The additional Funds required are to be absorbed from within the. WH Division allocation, 1400000 3.5 Project Budget: The following is a cost breakdown for the Preceding, current, and next fiscal years: : i . ; ; Loe, ZT . - FY 1971 FY .1972 FY 1973- | FY 1974 7 Obligations Request - Projection .Projection (Estimated) : ' ~~. KDAFGHAN=1 Salary “$ 4,800 . $ 5,088* § 5,088 $ 5,088 . , . 1 KDAFGHAN-2 Salary 1,920 2,112% 2,112 ' 2,112 Christmas Bonus 560 6008 600* 600 | . ; : : KDAFGHAN Basehouse Rent ; : (Observation Post) 1,200 1,200 1,200 | 1,200 KDAFGHAN ''Safehouse (for ; Station meetings wit KDAF GHAN~1) : 864 1,200 1,200 — . 1,206 Utilities for Safehouse CO, and Basehouse 500 500 500 — { 500 Miscellaneous Expenses | ; (film, paper, chen- ° , ; . icals, stationary) of 1,250 1,250 1,250 . 1,250 TOTALS $11,094 _ $11,950 $11,950 $11,950 *Increases reflect the "cost-of-living" granted effective 1 January 1971, a ' co ; i 4. Foreign Currency: There are no Special requirements: for foreign currency. SF ot , 5. Commitments: Upon termination, the agents will be paid a termination bonus not to exceed three month's salary. co 6. Funding: . Case officers pay the assets. directly, The ' funds are’ accounted for with end receipts obtained from the assets, ' KDAFGHAN~-1 has sufficient private income to cover the JKLANCE ‘funds he receives, Ds . | . | : ' : . i 7. Accountability: -All funds are accounted for by receipts and/or certifications as required by Agency regulations, se : : . 4 Annexes: ! ; oe . None. 1 I ‘ 1 f DISPATCH fet ee L oa ae 48 &, SECRET : Le ee — eer ~ ‘ i | 2. Chief, of Station, siextco City ween EL | HHO. : > : | 180M To ar — TO es ween = ones : ~ ; fi. .__ Chief, Western Hemisphere Division veh, | | scaieeim ite Br tet aden | fireriiaae GO2eeE-LIONION Renewal FY 1971 _ | ATION REuie(D . destRMis © a ~~ “ _ . “ "As The Project LIONION Renewal for Fy 1971 vas H 8pproved by the Chief, Western Hemisphere Division on. _ | : 26 June 1970 in the amount of $11,094. A copy of the | Renewal is being forwarded by split transmission, Douglas F. TASSELL Attachments; A) Left Side h/w B) Center u/a/e via Split transmission C) Right Side u/s/c via split transmission Distribution: . ; . Orig. &1 - COS, Mexico City w/att b/w & u/s/e via split transnission . | AY ah | us COPY | CROSS REFARINCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBLR Date 1 JU 19, | _ HUMW~17977 30 June Pee | ——— 5 gp sieanon HOS FILE NUMBER ; , | RE , : i : T V50-6-122/% | RI = 1 CHRONO’ ~ } Deo ° RELEASING | wie SYMBOL ” | OATE - p .C/WH/L |S Gdn, picts fA - — ieee OFFKER’S RGNATURE a ; Chak, 2 RM ay John. : MFG. 1-08 ee DISPATCH SECRET Lathes rides pry | ey a a "* . -PROISST ACTION’ Phu sh? COUP TOK LIONION TE OF ACTION xX. yer sro | Western Hemisphere Division _ Bogle vay AMENOVENT jrteco, STATHON ne i “Mexico. City g Py frenees yerance, . ocsa Xin 76, ! One. q Fe ase omicea ee a DATE CATENSION i Fred Kraveov ; 4 June 70 a [eoow nO [anee TOL. Ta hoace | reeissrtes geod Hos !'""" 9042-6954 _CONCURRENCES OF DIVISIONS b URCANEZATIONAL “OATES —¥EwO “Te arr) vas Sit = st _ - - : CLEMENT mree “n fond tet stamataee) : ; | LAC/WH/L ~Chotcin& Rau . wise” i , : AC/WH/B&F " CAWH/SS__. ___ Richard B Wright. C/WH/FI | ~Richard_S. Welch /NU/Plans__Robext_B, Moore kwh, Dao | (Type in Organitationst Elenent and Nano Helow Oaty When Concurrence Odteimed dy O. sinating Elesent.) DPPROVING AUINORITY . ne 32h C/WHD vd wiep OYB rob rtoed SECRET 14-0000 an Lo LIONION - Mexico City, Mexico - FI/CI Support Project : ‘ . Targettcd Against the Cuban Embassy in Mexico ‘City. FY 1971 Cost $11,094, - Approved > Obligated lyes $10,718 $ 9,142 1967 .- 11,328 , 11,590 1968 °... . 11,466- ‘9,726 1969 11,258 10,803 1970 11,994 10,844 (Estimated) Purpose: The LIONION Project provides the Mexico City Station with Lixed, selective photographic and physical surveillance <of the Cuban Embassy and Cuban Consulate in Mexico City. It is designed .to provide information in support of Priority A, paragraphs 2 and 4. of the current Operating Directive, that is, the Cuban target present in-Mexico and the support rendered by Cubans in Mexico to exile and other leftist groups in Mexico, 7 Description: ! 1. The LIONION Project currently encompasses two agents, LIONION/1 and LIONION/2, -basehouse directly across from the Cuban compound, and a safchouse for meetings with Station Case Officers. The two agents furnish photographic coverage during daylight hours of the main entrance to the Cuban Embassy. In addition, on a spot basis, photographic coverage ‘and visual surveillance of the Cuban Consulate entrance is possible. The agents also act as dispatchers for the unilateral LIEMBRACE surveillance team when the LIFMBRACE team is being; used against Cuban target individuals. A description of the individual assets is set forth below. 2. LIONION/1 -(201-288248): A Cuban lawyer in exile in Mexico who left ‘Cuba in 1960. He has been the principal agent of the LIONION Project since 1962. LIONION/1's cover is that of a translator and would-be writer. Family holdings in -2- Bg, ‘Tampa, “Florida, inherited from his deceased father also “provide financial backstopping. LIONION/1 received. his immigrado" (permanent immigrant) status in 1965 and. now as.a° good deal of immunity from harassment from Mexican "immigration authorities, All photographie coverage of the . main Embassy gate through final printing, cropping, and ‘mountini “is processed by LIONION/I. LIONION/1 and LIONION/2 “maint na log which indicates when a photograph was taken, and pertinent. identifying data. License numbers of cars used by various Cuban Embassy personnel are recorded as woll as license numbers of cars of unidentificd Persons visiting the Cuban Embassy. 3. LIONION/2 (201-305604): Mother of LIONION/1. Her cover is that of a-dependent mother. As with LIONION/1, she has "immigrado"” status and has heen associated with the LIONION Project since 1962. LIONION/2 acts as LIONION/1's “assistant and f£ill-in whenever ho 18S away from tho LIONION basehouse,. . Changes: During the project year, the pulse camera coverage of ‘the Cuban Consulate entrance was discontinued, Little or no use was being made of the product from this camera. One reason for limited use was that there was no real way to readily fix the time--or the day~-- a particular photo was taken. There-were no other significant changes in the Project during FY 1970. Accomplishments: ‘1. The LIONION production for FY 1970 consisted almost ‘entirely of photographic coverage of visitors to the Cuban Embassy main entrance and of logs of the movement of Cuban Embassy personnel and visitors. This proved very useful in identifying new Cuban Embassy PCS cmployees in Mexico. The monitoring also revealed which cars the various employees usually drove. 2. LIONION also tock photographs of what appeared to.” be American visitors to the Cuban Embassy front gate. In the case of Americans -who arrived in automobiles bearing U.S. license plates, the license plate numbers, car descriptions, and sterile copies of photographs were given to LNERGO tor identification. — -3- : .. 3.. ‘The Station also used the LIONION photoyraphie ‘coverage ‘and log. to..check on the reports of Mexican and other JKLANCE .asscts who claimed to have visited the Cuban ~ Babassy, In the casé of. some assets, LIONION/1 was given wv photograph of the. agent and told to be particularly alert ‘wt cortain times of certain days to confirm the agent's ; ‘entry and exit. This proved particularly useful in checking AVDIME/L 's Story of contact with the Cubans. It also con=- — firmed LIRELIC/1's visit to the Cuban Embassy at an early Stage in Station recontact with LIRELIC/1. | Probloms :. 1. No agent control or operational problems have been reported. Noither were there any security problems encountered during the period, LIONION/1 was met in a saftvhouso on an average of once per week by Andrew E. PELLEMENT, in alias, ~ Following PELLEMENT's departure in Tate May, Gerald.D. FAHLANGER took over the rosponsibility tor thy ULIONION Project. FAHLANGER, in alias, mects LIONION/1 approximately once per week. In January 1970, the Station had LIONION/1 change the safchouse used for meotings with “Station.officers. Me-signed a one-year lease on the new apartment, din alias. LIONION/1 uses the apartment on weekends and ovonings to lend credence to the cover story he used in ronting; i.e., that he lives out-of-town and maintains this small apartment in Mexico City for use during his frequent visits, 2. Station visits to the LIONION basehouse were limited to throe during the reporting period, These were made during non-daylight.hours. LIONION/1 picked up the Station officer away from the LIONION basehouse arca and drove tho officer tu the’ baséhouse in LIONION/1's own car. The baschouse has a driveway off the street entrance-way which facilitates entry during non-daylight hours. 3. . During the Project Year, the pulse camera and the electronic equipment used with the LISAMPAN operations were removed from the baschouse, thus reducing the amount of compromising equipment in the basehouse. 14-0000 Coordination: we, a . | ° * . The Ambassador is aware of our efforts against the ~. Cuban target in general. He has not been Specifically briefed on this operation. | a Future Plans; 7 1. The * “Station is re-examining the various points of view which the LIONION baschouse provides of the Cuban Embassy complex in order to determine what steps can be taken to improve the usefulness of the LIONION product. For instance, fiom the window in the room where the pulse -°. Camera proviously was installed, an excellent view can be -had“of the: Cuban Embassy garden and the walkways botween the three Cuban Embassy buildings--as well as the Consulate, ‘The Station plans’ ‘te have LIONION/L, on a spot-check basis, observe the garden aroa, In -this way, the Station ‘hopes to update its information onthe location of the various otricers! offices, the “general Pattern of movement and activity, etc. This ‘area will also be observed during the night to see if it-can be determined which areas are being used for living quarters ox oftices. . -_ . 2. It is also planned to assess LIONION/1's ability to observe and draw appropriate conclusions from his obser- . Gy vations, and to write these un for the Station, ' 3. Depending on the need for Consulate covorage, the installation of closed circuit-TV coverage of the Consulate entrance is boing considered. . 4. The Station is being queried as to emergency contact arrangements with LIONION/1. oo, : Costs: . ; 1. General: This renewal request is for the period 1 July 1970 through 30 June: 1971. (FY 1971), in the amount © of $11,094, 2. Source of Funds: Project LIONION is included in : the Western Hemisphere Division’ s FY 1971 Operating Program 2 in the amount of $10, 000. : : . 1 ; — - 3. Project Budget: The following is a cost breakdown for. the preceding, current and next fiscal years: FY 1970 ry 1971 «FY ‘1972 Estimated Request Projection Obligations LIONION/1 Salary “- § 4,800 $ 4,800 $ 4,800 LIONION/2 Salary 1,920 1,920 1,920 Christmas’ Bonuses - 560 ; 560 560 LIONION Baschouse Rent 1,200 1,200 1,200 (Observation Post) oo . LIONION Safchouse ; 864 864 864 .. (for meeting with caso _ ~ officers) . Utilities for both 500 500 500 Miscellaneous Expenses 1,000 1,250 1,000 (Film, paper, chemicals, etc.) . TOTALS ($10,844 - $11,094° $10,844 4. Foreign Currency: There is no need for foreign currency which the Station cannot provide. There are no non-JKLANCE funds involved in this project. 5. Commitments: LIONION/I and LIONION/2 receive, in addition to their reguiar salary, the equivalent of one month's salary as a Christmas bonus. LIONION/1 is reimbursed for: operational expenses related to the project. In the event of termination, each agent will roceive thirty days actual notice, 6. Funding: All funds are passed by the case officers during the safchouse meetings with LIONION/1 who receipts for the funds on the spot. . The amount of funds used under this -project are not enough to arouse the suspicion of LIONION/1 .by the authorities shoul@ he be apprehended. He has suf- ficient private income to cover the JKLANCE funds he receives. 7. Accounting: “ALL funds are accounted and certified for in accordance with JKLANCE regulations. 7 8. Annexes: None. 14-0000 AE err Fy 2. TOTAL COPIES: « MBOUNDS BS “at “ WH/L/ A’ . me an ‘6924/9424 _ paver 8 September 1968 ~ Ono woex CAQLE SECRETARIAT DISEEMINATION.| ' : Owon - CO) actuan ro 1 I #1UEIN C5 FILE NO, - (aloasificetion) (dare and time flied} - : a ¥eterence number) SECRET £ R z z ; Oe 2} Woz SP &g | CITE DIRECTOR 3 6 22 6 : vo [ MEXICO CITY . an 7 LIONION REF: suxtc0 CIty 1132 (IN 19170) # / 1, IN ORDER ASSIST HEADQUARTERS EVALUATLON LIONION PULSE CAMERA COVERAGE WOULD APPRECIATE STATION ADVICE FOLLOWING: A, IF NO VISITORS ENTERING LIRING MAIN GATE, DOES LIONION/1 AUTOMATICALLY SHIFT AND COVER LIRING CONSULATE EVEN THOUGH CONSULATE BEING COVERED BY PULSE CAMERA? "B,. IF INDIVIDUAL ATTEMPTS ENTER MAIN GATE AND THEN ‘ PROCEEDS TO CONSULATE, DOES LIONION/1 TOLLOW AND | PHOTO , ENTERING AND DEPARTING CONSULATE? C. WHAT IS STaTiONn'S ESTIMATE OF. PERCENTAGE OF LIONION/1 } “COVERAGE OF INDIVIDUALS ENTERING AND DEPARTING CONSULATE? 4) i . FROM PAST CORRESPONDENCE HEADQUARTERS HAS GAINED IsPRESSION LIONION/1 COVERS CONSULATE AS EFFECTIVELY AS PULSE CAMERA, D. IS LIONION/1 STILL LOCATED SAME BASEHOUSE AS PULSE CAMERA? 6 3 t : ; ee : - 8 Cony ge ae 7 ; COORDINATING OFFICERS —_ Ne A : RELEASING OFFICER t s Au eed i REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. : Corr NO. eo ; “7 Foran Coors: : Ong: . 2 : ar . co . _ “OATEr . CY =o mor gQ INDEX CABLE SECRETARIAT OigSEMINATION tC} rug wees mura. “ oad fives Sh as we EP dH ligase B5, CONF: - Riu Ls J . ° 7 _ n , Te = >-e < (2 sgryan ro 22 -ut BRANCH . . tice . o Fru m0 - (Claseilication) « doate Gad ties tiled) SECRET. - : ’ creomsctorn 3G 226 . : oe 2. FILE: 50-6-122/1, . PN TY _END OF YESSAGE - i | : : i %& WH Comment: Station advised presently: obtains many pictures to of LIRING Consulate visitors since most first time i visitors try enter through main gate which primary ‘ LIONION photo target. -. * aN ™ ; 4 , ry Wilds Be 0 roe 2 a £ (Pub. “a Sunt! a rr), 2 6 a | ; C/WHD / pr AC/NH/1 ‘ COOSCLNATING OFFICERS ‘ . RELEASING OFFiCEA . SECRET , [ieee * rece REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE GSUING CEFICF '* 9ZOHIBITED. - COPY NO. os . Owen 14-0000 ae: roy trees, aT € 3 ~J Pours ANOUCR INITIALS + Sein By _ SECRET fact. (When Filled inf Mente ve ao: O ves Ono SRITY TO PILE NO. 2 ats. ZF YO FILE NO. R10 > Cece. 10 zr+en . ocstaor LM 5:0. #203 eo _. _ SECRET 0722472 AUG 69 CITE MEXICO Clee» : : DIRECTOR ee -MEXL Thac6he 16170 LIGNION 1. IN ATTEMPT ELIMINATE MARGTNAL OPS, STATION INTENDS TERNINATE LIONION-1 PULSE CAMERA COVERAGE EFFECTIVE ! SEPTENBER UNLESS HQS INDICATES IT CONSIDERS PRODUCT OF SUFFICIENT VALUE. TO ¥Az -RANT RETENTION,. STATION PRESENTLY OBTAINS MANY PICTURES OF LIEI NG CONSULATE VISITORS SINCE MOST FIRST-TIME LIRING VISITORS -TRY ENTER THROUGH MAIN GATE WHICH PRIMARY TARGET LIONION PHOTO COVERASE. ALSO MANY CONSULATE VISITORS LATER PHOTOGRAPHED AT AIRPORT. IT NOT POSSIBLE HAVE LIC NION-1 COVER BOTH ENTRANCES SIMULTANEOUSLY, BUT HE ABLE MOVE EQUIPMENT TO COVER CONSULATE If : NEED ARISES, . 2. FILE 58-6~122/3. SECRET CS copy soe 193 : DO -G 71. SECRET OT ALL HI re rr a A Ne ee a ae rn ee weep T — TA HALiCn DISPATCH T = eee iW gp——-Shiel of Siniton, dexico City | romonmcesnin IntO, | lomr quaiena one . FUL UDG BEARS FROM : Division OU OO Chief, Western Herisphere Division» + tceorue Risa Tr — © LIOWION Project Renewal ACTION REQUIRES - REFERINCES as ae REFERENCE: EHMA-37024, 25 April 1969 Project LIONION has been renewed for FY 1970 in the amount of $11,994, as forvarded by the Station. \ , - —— » ACE Norris W, DAMICONE sy Distribution: Orig & i - OOS, Hexico City eS copy CROSS REFERENCE TO 7 | SSPATCH SYMBOL AAD NUMBI® DATE dz ig. arnngy | ; 1389 ew kate MY 17364 8 July 1969 - GASSHCATION HOS HU NUMBER . a “} SECRET “$0-6-122/1 se F PONE, F on. LAL Malone” H 4 Ft au CHRONO - 1 i reel in 8 p lacewa7) [8 Jul 69 | Ernest ae anon ~ DISPATCH MFG. 108 rdanos ” SECRET » Fibro dg Imo Oe at ree ee r, setel ACTION. Division . Western Hemisphere Division afm Prcuece aPeecvar Rratway ey 1°00 OaTe : oa 16 June 69]. ROD trace . 1973 4167 orricesa Al Malone OG ANI ZATIONAL FLEMENT eT VPED NAME (and slanature) Crier, CAEL eter AC/WH/1 Ernest’ J. 33 crdanos C/wi/per {ELliotte C. Want Mil tila eli LA. C/WH/SS George R. Thompson. AR | cobifeve’ AC/MI/EI_{ David L. smock SAsrot Atos WH/EXO___| Donald C, Mareliut€ee 2 vedic’ : 17a nS ore es ee aur Tats actiow ACTION ‘ ne tory 69 69 ‘30 {30 June 70 $11,994 APPOOVING AUTHORITY StGnaty. oe C/WHD ia Hah SECRET . tte Foow DRSOLETA Hee vtous ta.64 BY B corrtvoes . ‘erarc edie -16 June 1969 cn MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Western Hemisphere Division SUBJECT : LIONION Project Renewal Request 1. Approval is requested of the LIONION Project for the period 1 July 19869 through 30 June 1970 (FY 1970): for $11,994. Funds are available. cee ee 2. Project LIONION 1s a support project which ‘provides the Mexico City Station with fixed photographic and physical surveillance of ‘the Cuban Embassy and Consulate in Mexico City. The surveillanee is conducted by two indigenous agents located ina basehouse directly across from the Cuban compound. At times the principal agent also acts as a dispatcher for the LIEMBRACE surveillance team. Information is radioed to the. team concerning the departure of Cuban officials, thus allowing the team to *#emain a more discreet distance from the target. i 3. As reflected in the attached Project Renewal, an audio device planted in the gatehouse of the compound could be monitored at the LIONION basehouse, aiding greatly in identifying visitors. Since the time the Station subnitted the renewal, however, this device ceased to function along with the rest of the LISAMPAN devices. This’ installation was monitored through carrier current from the LISAMPAN/ _LISASH baschouse, also situated in front of the compound. Since the connection between the two basehouses was by carrier current only, and since the agents in each basehouse are un- aware of the other's activity, a possible compromise of the LISAMPAN/LISASH activity should not affect LIONION security. ; 4. Although the LIONION. Project does not produce dis- seminable positive intelligence, it is considered by the . ' “Station as essential to its Cuban operations. The 4,100 or © more selective individual photographs produced annually,” woot. ., Coupled’ with the visual observations, were effectivo in providing timely operational information. In addition, over .8,000.fcet of pulse camera film is produced annually, recording “othe Amigo of ‘cach visitor to the Consulate. The years of experience of the Principal agent have given him intimate knowledge of- the target personalities, He often brings mattors tothe immediate attention of the Station without having been lévied the specific requirement to do SO. AS a result, the Station is uided greatly in keeping abreast of the day to \ day activities of the Cuban compound. ; ; 4 ; 5. In recent months, the LIONION Project was useful to | the Station in checking out statements made by ESMARROW-1, i 6. In March 1969, the Project provided Photos-of three , U.S. citizens who visited the Cuban Embassy and were suspected of being draft dodgers. The photos were passed to the FBI within three hours of the request tor information, 7. Other than the loss of the audio device in gatchouse, there have been no changes. The operation continues to run smoothly, . : 8. Approval is recomnacnded. ra go : E - 20 Le ; . Eve. 2 Nh hhh etcis- Ernest J. Sikerdanog Acting Chicf, WH/1 “DR ig B At TT en |____Reetsog Aco wid _ ; SECRET __ {MARKED Fou wong ify ” . Chief, Wi Division __ X__ /xo rote maven Ord. OO . GMAT QUALIFIED DES . ia CAN JUDGE ING DUNG — a —_... ——. a from ; , ° — ‘ ° Chief of Station, Moxico Ci ty;/) _ Ma zoseeia : wbitcT Operational/LIONION uo ath - CS COPY Lae. ; CROSS REFERENCE 10 DGPATOH SYMBOL AND WONDER a ae ~~ oo, of. HNMA - 37024 25 April 1969 ; COSSRCATION ne) EL RGS FE NUBBER (__LIONION Project Renewal for Fy 1970 ; _ *_ PACON RiQUIRED - REMAINS Action Required: Renewal of Project’ Reference : HMMW-17254, 11 April 1969 ‘1. ~ Attached is the Station's ‘renewal request for Project LIONION. The Project should bu submitted tor renewal for the period 1 July 1969 through 30 June 1970 for a total of $11,994, 2, -Information concerning the performance of LIONION~1 and the project operations “during. the second and third quarters of FY 1969 hos been Olaborated, -and a Separate LIONION Progress Report for this period will not be prepared. The Station will submit a regular progress report to cover the period 1 April through 30 June 1969 in July 1969, ' Willard C, CURTIS Attachment: 1, Renewal, right side; ‘h/w 2, Renewal, left side, u/s/c ‘Distribution: : Orig & 2 -.C/WHD (w/att - 2 copies) i mH SECRET# = ft W50-6-122/1 14-0000 Project Station Sk att: | Hmn4q- 27044 LIONICH Field Case Officox —~ZIONTCH f fice; Wexieo City Chief of Station : } t LIONICN PROSECT RENEWAL REQUEST? FPL peyy we bs SERS Pi] : ee Ae} 4 14-0000 Beech ee SECRED? LIONION FROJECT RENEWAL ‘Ae Objectives ‘ 1. - Project LIONION, ® long-term tiupport project designed to provide fixed photographic, technical, and physical surveillance of the PBRUME Embeesy and Conanlate in Mexico City, has the following specific objectives: a. To furnish photographic coverago during daylight hourea of the main entrances to the target inctallation. - b. ‘fo operate as a listening post in support of technical operations eeninet thie target to conpleaent the pho togrephic Coverage. ‘ ¢@. To radio “dispatch physical aurveillance teans against veroons ascociated with the target. 4 4. To sasist the Station in compiling information for individual dossiers on officials of the target installation, e. To fulfill various requirements in support of other Station PRRUMEN operations. 2. The above-cited otjectives are in agreement with the over~all objectives of Station Iexico City. B, Changes Oliver D. CIMOCH assumed administrative and operational reaponsibility for Project LICNION in December 1967 and continued ‘this responsibility until his departure in December 1668. Pending arrival of CIMOCH'a replacement, the Project was handled by Station Officer Gerald DB. FANLANGER and Station WOACRE representative, Walter W. COhMBURY. On 28 February 1969, LIONLON-1 was introduced to Andrew E. PELLEMENT, who assumed Project y “responsibility effective that date. C. Intelligence Production As an onerationnal suprort project, Project LIONION does not produce disseminable positive. intelligenca, Quant itatively, during. CY 1968, the Project provided cver 4,000 selective individual photographs of persons and/or vehicles entering the target installation and over 8,0CQ feet of pulse camera film. There hes SECRET 14-0000 a . 7 «SECRET . “oon . been no formal audio product fr¢ém Project, ‘LICNTOK since July. ‘1968 when-the transcription of the LISAMPAN/i2Q: traffic was - terminated. As reported extensively in HMMA. 36553, 19 February 1969, the Station has been unable to activate LISA PAN/ . RAKEH einée 16 January 1969, A qualitative analysis of the LIONION “product is discussed ‘in paragraph PD telow. The Station is unable to evaluate the worth of the. pulse cetera operation gince’ the bulk filc, undeveloped, is pouched directly to Headquarters. The. cost: of this portion of the operation is uinimal, however, since it is limited to the cost of the film. and development at Headquarters. The camera works autoia tically. a _end requires only minimal maintenance, ID. Effectiveness 1. Project LIONION is considered by Station Mexico City as essential to its PBRUILEN operations, It has consistently proven highly effective and respons sive to Station reauirezentsa of both ‘long and short renge nature. LIONION~1, the Project's only full “time agent, continues to furnish on a timely tasls, information on the personalities and ectivities of the target personnel. LIONION-2 continues to bkackatop LIONIOv-1 end substitute for hin when he is away from his post. .At the age of 70, she is not able to man the LJOFICN base full time, and her sight is failing. She is able to photogrenh. visitors, however, and live monitor the LISA PAK /DOG traffic. LIONKION-2's role as a . backstop to LIONTON-1 insures continuous coverage of the target during daylight hours, five days a week, LIOQHION-1's more than ' gix years of experience. working on the same target continue to produce an increasingly complete and accurate identification of the starr and visitors.to LINING. These years of experience have developed an agent knowledgeable of WOriIRM operational and security requirements who will often bring to the Station's attention those matters which he feels are of immediate interest without having special requirements levied upon him and without waiting for the next regularly scheduled meeting with his Station contact. He has on numerous occasions notified. the Station of the presence of suspect FPRREUMEM security types. © He_ has slso frequently passed along operetional leads of use to the Station in other aspects of its PERUMEN operations. | 2. The addition of LISAnPAt/DoG to the LIONION besenouse has noticeably increased LIONICUh-1's ability to identify new ' visitors to the target and at times, determine the nature of their business. The LISAM. x /DOG product was channeled to the LIQNION besehouse by carrier ctirrént from LISAMPAN/LISASK on 10 April 1968. Since its primary value is as an aid to LIOh Tev-1 in identifying LIRING visitors, its product has not teen recorded ~-BECRET. Sorte SECRET -3- - or transcrite@ since July 1968. LIONICN-1 live monitors the treffiec from his basehouse. LISA! PAN-1 woe mans the LISASH | base has teen told nothing of the LICHION base and LIONIOK-1 was offered no explanation concerning the manner in which LISAnPAN/DCG. production is channeled to him. Thus ‘a possible couvromise of the LISASH basehouse, linked directly to LIRIKG, would not cocpromise the LIchi0k basehousé wnoich has no direct link with the target. _ : : 3. Project LIONION was of direct assistance to the Station ‘on two separate occasions in recent monthss “--a, As a result of information received on a priority basis (the same day as requested) from LIONION-1, the Station was able to verify certain statements made by SSNARRON-1 concerning, the locetion of LINIKG officials at specific times. LIONIOK-1 reported the times at which these officials ceme in ard out of tne LIKING compound and provided a description of the clothes they “ere weering at the time. LIGNION-L's information raised the possibility that ESKAFROW-1 might at lesst tave been corfused in his reporting of the times at wrich he met LIPING personnel, etc. b. In March 1969, LIOv(Ci-1 was able to provide pictures of three OLADY males, who, although unidentified, fitted the general’ description and time frame furnished by NERGO. The latter suspected that two or three WOLADY — draft dodgers might visit LIRING to orrenge trevel.to 'PBRUMEN. The Station was able to furnish LNERGO.with pictures of the three together with a report of their . arrival and departure from LIRTNG within three hours of iis request fur information. Additionul information was promptly forwarded to LNERGO es it tecame available from LIQNICH=-1. Lo 4. During the past year, LIOnIdti-l acted as a dispatcher for the LIEIREACE surveillence team on a number of occesionis. Fy utilizing. his ventayze point in the area of the target, ne is atle to radio information to the LIEMERACE tean on the arrival end departure of LIAING officials thus allowing the team to remain at a distsrce from the target unseen ry possible, counter-_ surveillence from the target. The Station plens tv use, LION IOK-1 in this role rere extensively in the coming yeer wherever . surveillance of LIRIN: personnel entails the tean's presence rear the LIRING compound. Such utilization of LIGA I¢i-1 should lessen the risk of expogure of the team to the PRUE. IS. SeaC k T OG 14-0000 ‘morale or administretive problems since ‘th eraynm) SSCRED | Se 40 5, LIONION-1,-hingelf, continues ‘to provide the consistently high-level of productivity that hes characterized his work in “past years. As’ mertioned above his response to priority require- ments continues. to te eost gratifying. Ee is prompt in ‘submitting both operational and administrative reports to the ‘Station. He is ready, at a woments notice, to change personal plans when a need fer his services arises. After five years without a substantial vacation, LIcrich-l plans a three week trip from’4 — 25-Hay to Europe (Itsly, Greece, France) and the U.S.A. He originally requested rive weeks to make this trip for which he has lon: ssved his toney, but suite willingly ‘shortened the trip to three weeks at the Station's request and added that he woul? postpone the entire trip it the Station ‘thought his services were more needed at hoze. In order to help defray the cost of making 8 second trip ta Surope to complete his originsl itinerary, the Station will give LION TOKe1 a gift of $250 on 1 kay 1969 and will tell him that consideration will be given in 1970 to providing an equal szount, but no decision can ve made on that second gift until mid-1970. E. Problems LISAPDAH/BALES: Ag revorted in HMA 36553, 19 February 1. 1969, LISALPAK/BAKER was turned off for security reasons on 16 January 1969 st 1745- hours. All sutsequent attempts to “yveactivate it have teen unsuccessful. Headquarters was requested to review all availeble Station information on this to decide whether BAKER'a atrupt end was the result of a compromise or whether it was somehow connected with the installation of TELEX equipment at LIZING. . 2, TLISarPAN/ROG: The LISAMPAN/DOG/LETEAS installation ia generslly working well. There have been erous occusions when gue to unknown circunstances the audio recegtion has either been bad or non-existent. alter W. CONKSURY and PELLELENT visited ’ the LISAMPAN/LISASE tasehouse and round no srodlem with the monitoring equipment there. ‘The trouble may have resided with the central office of the LIRISK company ané was probably not the result of technical counter-surveillance of LIRING. As of 3 April 1960, LISANFAN/DOG was working prore:ly and automatically. 3. There nave been no significant pe F, Liaison Not applicable to Project LIONION. § td CRS TP NO ALD GiSSEMMATIGR Rey , . . per yeee A G. Interagency Coordination Not applicable to Project LIOKICN. H. Plans , 1. The Station plans to continue to exploit LIOMIG-l'a experierce, training and location to provide the photographic yoo and technical coverage cited atove. In addition, the Station i . will continue to make use of LIONION-1 as a dispatcher in \ asurveillances of LIRING personnel. . . 2. In order to check the LISAMPAN/DOG take for items of ' posaible value to other Station operationn, LICAMPAN/1 will be ! Inatructed to record the DOG traffic for the three week period while LIONION-1 is on vacation. ‘These tapes will be given to Richard C. EAROUSH for an analysis of their operational worth and technical quality. JiABOUSH will transcribe them if the contents warrant. . : I. Costs 1. For the past project year, 1 January 1968 through 40 June 1969, it is estimated that the total project cost will be about £16,250, It is approved for 316,632. . ; 2. For the renewal period of 1 July 1969 through 30 June 1970, it is requested that-£11,894 be epproved. Sstimated figures for FY 1971 are provided below together with the brenkaown for FY's 1959 and 1970. The major edditian to the PY 1571 figures is a possible raise for LIONION-1 and LUONTON-2. These figures are broken down as follovs: ” FY 1969 =¥_1970 FY 1972 Salaries: , , LICNICN|2 S$ 4,704 € 4,800 & 5,200 LIGHICN$2 1,860 1,920 2,000 Xmas bonuses 550 560 610 Rents: : , LIOKICN Basehouse 1,200 1,200 1,200 LIGNIQ: Safehouse 864 864 864 Utilities for both 500 . 500 — 500 Qeraticnal Expenses: : ; Fila 700 1,000 1,000 Faper | 400 . 450 450 Chemicals : . 250 300 300 SECRET eo. aM MO FISLO SISSEPMEAT IO. sR : eh : SECRE2. : . : 6- .. Miscellaneous: _ ; Cperational, : 50 ; 150s 358 Spectal gift to LIGNION-1 © 250 . 250 ; : otal $11,328 $11,994 $12,474 3. <A detailed accounting was prepared eseh month by LIONIOK-1 covering expenses chargeable to his revolving fund. liis accounting hes been most satisfactory in all respects, and such accountings will te continued during the ensuing project year. SECRS? ’ PROCESSING * rin AG CoM actin | Rn Chief, WD . : oo , ; a -Chtef_of Station, Mexico City 7 Chief of Station 1_JMWAVE wate? Procens ing and Exploitation of PROTORTABITE To" by the AMOT Organization. . ACTION REQURED BLL HT SCLS OMY GUN IMD MERCURE TL ES USN CAN OL ISDE IS ". Action Required: FYI ‘Reference: -HMMA-33841, 17 January 1968 1. The following comments are for the information and assistance of those officers who are in the process of determining the future of the LIONION operation: a. The AMOTs have received and reviewed a number of the , prints from the LIONION operation and report that it is a time- “consuming and largoly unproductive effort. b. The practical results of such a review, 1.e., the ‘ddentification of the greatcst number of visitors to LIRING, can be realized best through the widest cir- culation of the’ prints among the AMOT staffers, con- tacts, and informants. This-practice would result in wide Knowledge of the existence of the operation, and in the expenditure of many.man-hours which, it appears, could be more productively spent in other pursuits. -¢. The AMOT organization currently does not have either the qualified personnel or available space and equip- ment to process the film as suggested itn paragraph three of reference. Until they move into new quarters, unphopefullyl mid-1968, the single AMOT photographer will be working in very tight quarters. : 2. It would appear from JMWAVE's experience with AMOT exploitation of the LIONION operation, that further activity in this connection at JMWAVE would be ‘unwarranted . due hte Me Ae Le yp tet pent / James N. AHAMANOS va Distribution: é "Oo C/WHD DATE TYPED “CATE DISPATCHED * 2 - COS/Mexico City 12 Feb 1968, _ a Rfoly ot 2 WH/COG © CROSS MEFERENCE TO ~ , CISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER ° 1 CROSS REFERENCE 10 ‘ UFGT-21267 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUNBER CLASSIFICATION: 14-0000 : Oe te re enn ft eee - - (USER DiSP ATCH | oostewnn —Chict of Station, Mexico City t { Nan ee eect terete fe bw a Chief, Western Neaispaere Division ! [uceorua WoT ~ ee ee me ee a “ LIONION Renewal of Project a 1 ahow HOURLD el RULERS Reference: HMA Ws sab, 5 December 1967 - a Project LTONTOR bas been renewed for the period of 1 January 1968! through 30 June 1969 for the sum of $16,632. This figure includes. $5, 374 for FY 68 and $11, 258° for FY 69, | , |] . oe | | : | Ronald L, PERRODIN if \ H ‘ | : | te u { a : we ! Distribution: ane i Orig. & 1 - COS, Nexico city : Lo pr } al ve H 50-6 ~ Aap | "wt i eee i) Hy | : . genageneisg 254 i . . she Gectassitication f | DISPATEN SvaeiaK iS past" —Py FEB Bee ; BOW 16131 ; 1 February 1968 : | GASIRCATION ———SSSSSSCS:* SE UE i SECRET . 50-6-122/3 © : ORIGINATING OFC ~ 7 , OFFER - TSI > WH? Daly! _bb 6954 : - 4. _(QORDINATING - CUE SYM jf OaTt OFFICER'S muuate CHRONO Ye! TAKE OFFKE SYMBOL fe —_~ OFFICER'S cut 7 Lo C/WHSI in KL C ewT J. RaUTman SP $3 veenqoromn “DISPATCH MFG. 1-64 me a WERT pISPATCH [te Chief of Station, Ney xico o City iMate Re PONS _ pro on GOUTING Gactrs od a lonty quae pes Chief of ft Station; _SMWAVE | __ Mee fe JNERIOSL DUNS Chief, Western. rn, Homtaphere Diviston baron hart En — & LIORION /Procesaing and Exploitation « OL Impulse ‘Camera _Fila : AAT CeO tea a: by ~ANOTS” Reference: HMMA 33841, 17 January 1968 Headquarters concurs in the proposal made in reference that the LIONION impulse camera film be pro-'.-- _cesged and reviewed by the AMOTS, Ronald L. PERRODIN- Distribution: Orig. & 1 - Cos, Mexico City CS CGPY DISPATCH SYMEGL AND NUMEER “i129 Jan 68} 180) C/WHF 1 foam . le” $3 use paevaus earion. MFG. tag CROSS RERRSNCE 10 IBMW 16106 CASSHICATION SECRET. ORIGINATING OFFICE - CHER ¢ . - TP ist WH/) __ thy bb : : CQORDINATING oo 50-6~122/1- NCE Stat oate OFECER’S SAN 7 Cle d a we J. Kaufman DISPATCH ' SECRET . fOrser Fildet En) SM cayetonte PROJECT ACTION aaah: J See reourcr . . . aPrracvay ROOM NO, po lhes CONCURRERCES OF DIVISIO! one en ; TYPED NAME Cond signature) — Mei itl Boerne Jf ‘ ert td Nein ; ; ; : APPROVAL _ : : . Ne, y . . aw THIS ACTION TOTAL ASNIONT ' : APPROVING AUTHSR ET j . Dery cas i260 BY8 cor TU Pebetous a , SECRET 14-0000 RADU POR: Chie, Wit Division : : SUBJECT Renewal of Pro. tect LIGNICH : xonew Prog tho seried } : oO ro : aN “EDS Sh are than the wie ose, ag D, PLL, 2O0 remueste duc to a reduc ico City with vhoto-— recon MOAN dlannir cA ei 00000 Sf boise: eo sie REQUEST FOR PROJXCT RENEWAL Project LIONION Field Case Of ficor Ceenceuy £ Be ascenes : Cornelius C, PEUVION _ ot? te Station__ Mexico City Chief of Station etal . Ube der, : Willard C. CURTIS ‘Renewal of the LIONION Project is requested for the period 1 January through 31 December 1968 for a total of $11, 258--$5,374 for FY 1968 and $5,884 for FY 1969. meh See rays AIT eB Q2E AMMA 3359S Mili err.e Je AMAan~ 33 SFT 14-0000 z PROJECT LIONION RENEWAL REQUEST A. Objectives: 1. Project LIONION is a long-term. support project designed ‘to provide fixed photographic, technical; and physical surveillance of the PBRUMEN Embassy and Consulate in Mexico City. The specific objectives aro: TES a te furnish photographic coverage during the daylight hours of the main entrances to the target installations, b: To matntain in readiness a listening post to support technical operations against. the targets. ¢. To radio dispatch physical survelllance teams against persons associuted with the targets. d. To provide for a mechanism which can fulfil? various misccllaneous PBKUMEN support requirements. 2. The above-cited objéctives are in agreement with the over—- all objectives of Station Mexico City. B. Changes: In late January 1967 the operational and administrative responsibilities for Project LIONION were transferred from Howard A, TRECKLEX to Cornelius L, PEUVION. No- agent handling, control, or administrative problems were cneountered during the past year. Cc. Intelligence Production: As noted in Section A above, Project LIONION is an operational support project and does not produce disseminable positive intelligence. During the past year this project did provide over 5000 individual photographs of persons and/or vehicles centering or leaving the target installations, as well as approximately 8000 feet of pulse camera film. Information on the comings and goings of target personnel and visitors to the installations, which LIONION-1 provides in daily logs, has been incorporated into Station files and on occasion made available to other stations or LNHARP agencies, i.e., LNERGO. LIONION has been particularly useful in Spotting new employees whose photos ; are then passed to LITAMIL-7 for identification. . ' : A PP apis, oe D. Effectiveness: . 1. Project LIONION is considered by the Station to be highly effective and essential. In addition to providing the valuable photographic coverage cited above, LIONION-1 continues to provide interesting observations on the personalities and activities of thé personnel working ‘in the targets. LIONION-1 reporting is being incorporated into the recruitment operations targeted against LIRING 2 atid LIRING-16,° nearly July LIONION-1 obtained and furnished a new safe 1 which is being used for sensitive or lengthly meetings with LIRESORT-1 as well as LIONION-L. The safe site has been Stocked with a sufficient supply of food so as to allow two persons to live there for at least three days in the event the Station ever needs a cooling-off site for an agent or defector, apartment : 3. Throughout the past project year -LIONION-1 continued to function effectively as the radio dispatcher for the LIEMBRACE Surveillance Team. ‘Much of this effort was expended in estimating the movement“habit pattern of LIRING-2, a prerequisite for his pending recruitment. E. Problems: 1. On 27 June LIONION-1 was hospitalized for emergency Surgery to treat a perforated ulcer. Since LIONION-2's presence was required at the hospital during the operation and also through- out the postoperative convalescence period, photographic coverage was suspended until 10 July. ative morale slump on the 2. Other. than a temporury postoper gnificant personnel, part of LIONION-1, there have been no si _ Security, or Administrative problems. F, Liaison: Not applicable to Project LIONION.— G. Interagency Coordinatior: , Not applicable to Project LIONION. H. Plans: 1. The Station plans to continue to exploit LIONION-1's experience, training, and location to provide the photographic coverage cited above. In addition, the Station plans to make more ‘extensive use of the operational lox books and personality observations provided by LIONION-1 in support of an intensive physical penetration program, 14-0000 es 2. During the ‘ensuing period, the Station plans to utilize LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 as Lp operators for a portion of the LISAMPAN technical penetration operation. Jt is anticipated that this ndditional task will not be levied on LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 - until after 1 January 1968. I. Costs: 1. For the past project year, 1 January through 31 December 1967, it is estimated that the total project cost will be about 39,000. It is approved for $11,666. 2 or the renewal period of | January through 31 December ; 2. =F 1968, it is requested that $11,258 be 4pproved. This is broken down as follows: FY 1968 Fy 1969 Total Salaries: (including Xmas bonus) — : : LIONION-1 $ 2,208 $ 2,576 3 4,784 LIONION~2 ; : y0U © 1,050 1,950 Rents: : LIONION Basehouse 450 450. 900 LIONION Safchouse 264 264 528 Utilities : . 150 150 300 Supplies: Filn 600 600 1,200 | Paper 312 304 616 °° Chemicals 150 150 300 : 90 90. 180 Miscellaneous ’ Miscellaneous Operational Expenditures ; 250 Total $ 5,374 | § 5,884 $11,258 £50 500 3. It should be noted that the operational loan made to LIONION-2 to enable her to qualify for inmigrado status in Mexico (see Cost Section of previous project renewal request) has been completely repaid. The loan, which was placed in an escrow-type ‘account, was-withdrawn in monthly incréments by LIONION-1 and incorporated into his revolving fund. A detailed accounting was Prepared cach month by LIONION-1, a practice which will -be continued during the ensuing project year... 7) 14-0000 ‘ Paoyety 7 ~4- : , -_ J. Technical Annex: Project LIONION continues to receive cxcellent technical . support from the local WOACRE representative, Walter W.. CORNBURY. -K. Other: ; oe a - . ay 0 While LIONION-2's failing eyesight precludes her filling in “ for LIONION-1 over any. extended period of time, she has continued i : to perform in an excellent manner in support of LIONION-1. DSPATG [as| = — Cnicl of Sliaiion, Hexico City “<Chier of Station, JMWAVE : TO oe 8 Chief, Western Hemiaphere Division , | L_fierorua i ff _ H PbLONTOH | Action Required: Sce Below “+, t i q : H ‘I. Prior te submitting the ‘LIONION project for reneval : “y January 1968, Headguarters requests the Mexico City station Hy ' comment on the desireabtlity of continuing the photography | i of persons entering and leaving the PBRUMEN Consulate. As ‘the station is aware this. film is no longer reviewed at SMWAVE: and there are no present plang to resume this practice | } i H t 1 i i ' -—7—f--gince in the past it proved unproductive and costly. The |. '| -f41m hog néver- been reviewed on o regular basis at Uead- . quarters ‘@nd has been referred to only once for identification purposes. during the past year, At present the film as _ received at Headquarters ig developed (negatives only) and 17 | placed into storage. : 2. Deadquarters realizes this coverage is. potentially valuable and: undoubtedly this film contains photographs of assorted revolutionaries and others of CI/FI interest; but the value liea in the ability to identify the persons : ..being photographed and until we have this capability - and personnel to sort out and follow-up the leads - there seems | | (Continued. .} Distribution: . Orig. & 1 - COS, Mexico City 2 - COS, JMWAVE CROSS REFERLACE TO -» [DISPATCH S¥aBOL AND NUMBER : DATE be ities HeMW- 16029 15 December 6° i CLASSIFICATION HOS FILE NUMBER J i SECRET oy : i HO-G-aa/t ORIGINATING Typist "+ OFFICER foe oor : Z COORDINATING OrFice SynBot | «DATE 7 QHFICERSS NAME RI CHRONO WH/COG OFFICER'S SIGHATURE MA ? W.J. Kavtéman” OMKE SYMBOL- joate . wh C/WH/1 i ry Aes ies] 53> use previous enition. MFG. 1-66 . : 4 “ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH + little justification in continuing this coverage. "3, It would be appreciated if.along with the,station's | recommendations an estisate of the cost of this particular portioa of the LIONION activity could be included. | Ronald L, PBRRODIN - a . H SUaSSiF CATION ronw ses 53a USE PREWOUS COIPON. ; ia | | SECRET "14-00000 ee ne ee 10 MARKED FOR BEKO | X_ |rowons eons {i Chie, WH Division > INFO, . -. a OMY Quaris betel . [inom sue LIQNION, Project Renewal 1 Request ACTION REQUIRED - RULRINGS Reference: ~ HMMW-15195, 24 January 1967 Attached is the Station's renewal request for Project LIONION. The Project should be submitted for renewal for the period 1 January through 31 December 1968 for a total of $11,258. Coyne tiasy hth cotta for Willard C. CURTIS Attachments: A. Renewal Request, right side (h/w) B. Renewal Request, left side (u/s/c) W7T’4 / TOE EL 7 ORE Distribution: Orig & 2 - C/WHD (w/atts - 2 copies each) QArr Seb 12/1 CROSS REFERENCE 10 ; DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER OATE ; . HMMA - 33595 5 December 1967 50-6-12271 Geta Lee ea det 4p An aha me ee WH Divisten _ LICHTaN_= Approval ef Prosect. Renewal. ACT SOM AL QUIRED . SEFERE NES howe QUALIFILD OOSA . IUOSEINDERIRG Action Required: FYI y a ; “Reference ©: IDMA-30793, 7 Decembor 1066 = Project LIONION. vas yeneved an submitted in reference on . 23 Saziuary 1967, in the acount of $22,666.00 for tha pariod 1 Jamary through 31 December 1967.. : Andrey F.. MERTON Distribution: 2 - COS, Mexico City , SK 04 oo 20 6 ‘fe ar SAUSS REFERENCE ¥0 DISPATCH SYMBOL AFD NUMBER ay 1967 a9 WatW-15.195 eae AT eS CLASSIFICATION WOS FILE MUMBES SECRET ; t BG eels COORDINATING + RT RELEAS: ING .- [OPRIGERS son TURE / ww. gre a Ss" 53° usz exswoue eprom. urQ. 1-66 CFFICERS NAME nae ae re « ea eri ransigt cane tonne LIONION PROJECT ACTION eres _| ca emte - een Hemisphere Division Mexico City BOANSS rr . One case SoeTNG eae Jack ‘ Srewart Roow NS. eurotng 332. Anes _ COMCERTENCES OF Olvistons NEw PRourcT APPROVAL GENCwaL ry 107-68 ORGANIZAT ONAL : - . $ CULMa NT TYPED NAME: (are seasatueey In vate Ou 2 a space W. J. Kaufman _ aed Robert D, Carter 4 fine . mo . : Pa, a /. a oy George R. Thompson yA" Cle, 27 EL. Th Pi Nike, col omas Polgar akty ev’ WH/EXO | Donald C, MareliusXy, 2 un. le UPPTOVAL Po awl rybs acrios . PERIOD rRow * To oo 1 Jan 1967 | 31 Dec 1967 APPROVING AUIHOMITY " [es C/WHD Wil FORM OsscueTE PaLutous aves BYB corrions ree oats 4 January 1967- . MEMORANDUM FOR : Chief, WH Division “SUBJECT. - _ _@ Renewal of Project LIONION o (Photographic/Technical Coverage . oo, of Cuban Embassy in Mexico) “ ACTION REQUIRED: ‘Approvals Requested Paragraphs One : : and Four 1. Approval is requested . to renew Project LIONION for the period 1 January through 31 December 1967 at an annual expenditure of $11,686.00, including $5,574.00 for FY 1967 and $6,092.00 for FY lose, WH Division programmed $12,000. 00- for this activity for FY 1967 and funds are available, The Project cost has been increased by $668.00 over the previous year, occasioned by a small monthly raise for the Principal Agent and a new provision for miscellaneous operational expenditures. 2. Although this two-man Project does not produce positive intelligence, it contributes. sub- stantially and directly to the coverage of the. Cuban Embassy and Consulate in Mexico, producing photographs in bulk of persunnel und visitors as well as intorma- - tion on patterns of activity and personal associations, sand supporting recruitment attompts. It is contemplated that the Project will afford support to the extensive technical penetration of the’ Cuban Embassy (LISAMPAN) currently scheduled for installation in mid- January . 1967. One of these penetrations is scheduled for the Embassy gatehouse where visitors would normally. . identify -themselves upon entering. Information from “ thé gatéhouse is to be. transmitted securely to’ the “LIONION baSehouse as well as to the LISAMPAN listening post. By collating this and other LISAMPAN information with the photography, it is hoped to be able to identify photographically many of the. visitors to the Embassy. SECRET! — i eet. ee Stony ee =2. a 23. The. physical Security of the photo-basehouse has been improved and ‘the overall security of the Project’ is considered to be satisfactory. (ge 4. Tt willbe noted that in February 1966 the Station assisted LIONION-~2, a Cuban citizen, tao. ~ = qualify tor Mexican immicrant status with a loan of - $4780000, which was reduced to $2,640.00 as of 31 ‘December 1966 at a repayment rate of $240.00 per. mo ; This. loan is being protected by an appropriate “Memorandum of Trust. 'Appreval is requested to continue this: arrangement until LIONION-2's immigra- tion status is settled, estimated to occur by a, ‘30 November 1967, PN fy . 4 ? dts POOR, , (We J.Kaufman “! yChiece, WH/L ; (7s) cy oO re tri a) 14-00000 CUaSh: BATION Chief, Western Hewlophere Division are a - _ Chief of Station, Mexico Cityd . 0 SuBsEGT eee . . PaRUMEN/OPEEATIONAL/Prenentteal of _LIONION Project Renewal ACTION REQUIRED - “REFLRENCES ; = ‘Attached ‘hi hérevith and under separate cover for addressee are an original and five copies of the LIONION Project Reneval roquest, . ae ae Oe 7 £ée Willard C. “cunts” — Attachment + LIONION Project Renewal Left hand aide herewith Right hand side under separate cover sty tbutions 3 > C/WHD w/ate. “2 * PILES CS enpy DISPATCH SYMBOL AND AUMBER HMMA-30793 CS0S$ REFERERSE TO CLASSIFICATION “. woo n ’ ernnc?: 3 endhis, a t $ . . a - — REQUEST. FOR PROJECT RENEWAL } § - 2 : ; ; of we. : an — UL i Project____LIQNION spt cane officer’ ee es fee Lh 1 : , Se Howard A, TRECKLER . Station Mexico City - Chief of Station ; WE; . ia Willard C, curris - . aT pene if APSR - a oe . an S8-6-/1Y, AiSidic ATF ohh amit 307793 Rosita ATT * QA Baiwirds Sa7FS d ¥ i & : i ‘ t “Be chaages: > LEONION PROJECT RENEWAL Aw Current Objectives: There have been no changes in tha objectives of the LIONION Project as _ eet forth in the renewal request of lase year. -Howdrd | Ae CTRECKLER hos. ‘assumed. the duties of Case Officer for LIONION since the departure. of Lawrence -F,. BARKER in August 1966. TRECKLER is known to LIONION@L ‘and-2 as "Jose" or "Joe". TRECKLER meets with LIONION-1 at least once each - - week and sees LIONION- 2 only 1£ he visies the LIONION basehouse, With the departure. of Hugh 'T.°PRANCOTTE (P) in August 1966, Walter W. CORNBURY (Pp) assumed.the duties of technical consultane for the project, CORNBURY is known to LIONION<“1 and 2 as "Jack".. LIONION“1 is being given a pay increase of : $8.00 (U.$.) per month effective 1 January 1967, There are no other changes contemplated for the coming year... C. Intelligence Production: — The intelligence production is the same as that reported in the renewal request for last year, It is difficult to estimate the intelligence value in numbers of reports as there are so few positive reports made from this type of production on the photographic end of the project. But this photographic coverage ia of inestimable operational intelligence valuc in coverage of the PBRUMEN target. Should the LISAMPAN operation become active, part of LIONION's " ELme will be used in support of that operation, D. Effectiveness: ‘The Station's estimate of the value of this project has not changed from that expressed in the renewal request of last year. LIONION has further es= tablished his importance to the Station's operational activities by demonstrating his ability co spot surveillance targets at LIRING from only a physicai descrip- tion provided by the Case Officer, If the planned LISAMPAN activity gets underway, LIONION observations and insight into activities of LIRING will be increased greatly, : The apartment spotted by LIONION~L and obtained by the Station across from LIRING that was mentioned in laset year's renewal request is scheduled to be utilized in the LISAMPAN operation, The location of LIONION<1 across from the target and his background knowledge built up over the years are inValuable assets to the Station's coverage of the primary target of the Related Mission Directive. l. SECRET/KAPOX re : > SEERETR POX. E. Problems: There were ‘RO ‘major problems during the past year. One security problea involved the claimed spotting of some of the photoyrphic equipment from the ‘gtreet by David M. WILSTED'(P), A thorough check of the basehouse by LIONION@1 andthe Case Officer failed to reveal any such equipzent as being visible froa the street, However, additional security measures were takea by darkening the : behind: the equipment through hanging of heavier drapes he wall, and putting up a portable screen behind st is also serves as a security check against the prying eyes ‘of the houseliold servant’ as LIONION=1 -can now open the door ‘fully to the room ‘when the servant pages hin and she_cannot see the equipment, The other problem . dg the obtaining of inmigrade-status for LIONION*2, This involves the depositing “of funds to a bank account and fa discussed under paragraph I, : F,. Liaison: There is no liaison involved in the project. a Ge Interagency Coordination; . - Not applicable, H. Plans; It is planned to have LIONION*1 keep special logs on the activities of selected targets in LIRING as he has done over the past year, With the case _ officer handling LIONION-1 directly on a weekly basis, it is planned to continue “ picking his brains for. additional details on the LIRING target, Hope fully LIONION“1 and 2 will de utilized for assistance in covering the proposed take # from the LISAMPAN operation. I, Costs; For Calendar Year 19663 a 1. In che period 1 January through 30 June 1966, $4,500.00 was expended, The projected expenditure for July 1966 through 31 December 1966 is $5,000.00, This total project year expenditure is ‘approximately $1,000,00 under that approved by Headquarters, However, this amount is probably due to having drawn film and other supplics from overall Station: support withouc their having been charged off against the Project . 2. For the period 1 January 1967 through 31 Decembér 1967 . 2. ; , SEGRET/KAPOK IR Late oe, had i Porn EAN yan cans! ifh 4h m - Expenditures for FY 1967 FY 1968 ‘ Salariess : o , . : - ; LIONION-L oo $2,210.00 $2,578.00 LIONION?2 : : . 990.00 1,050.00: : Rentsg ~ 0 . , LIONION Basehouse wo ~ "-600,00° 600.00 LIONION Safehouse 264,00 264.00 UcLlities . 150.00 150,00 Supplies: : . . Film a, 600.00 - 600,00 Paper - ; : 360,00 360.00 . Chemicals ; 150,00 150,00 Miscellaneous | mo oo, 90,00 — 90,00 Miscellaneous Operational . . Expenditures 250,00 250,00 TOTAL © $5,574.00 $6,092.00 The ‘total for FY 1967 is $11,666. 00, Approval of thia amount is requested. Note that the salary figures include the salary raise for LIONION“1 and the usual one month pay Christmas bonus for LIONION@1 and 2. An additional provision. has been made for miscellaneous operational expenditures as there may be-a recurreiice of ‘same as in the past project year for which no provision ‘“-was made,’ Provision is being made for charging of funds for supplies to the ‘LEONION Project wnich was not done iast year La ocdec that more accurate .bookkeeping may be followed, In addition, the Station has had to make a Loan to LIONION@2 for gaining status _ ‘to qualify for inmigrado:.status in Mexico, This loan is held in a savings ‘account in a Mexican bank to prove to the Mexican authorities that .LIONION@2 can support herself, Funds are withdrawn from this account moathly, sometimes with interest, and deposited to a checking account where LIONION*1 withdraws the funds and they are applied to the revolving account for financing the operation. The initial balance-deposited to the acco:nt in February 1966 was $4,800.00. Withdrawals havé been made at the rate’ of $240.00 per month and a8 of 30 October 1966, the total account had been reduced by $1,680.00, leaving a. balance in the account of $3,120.00 which should carry. the account through November 1967, A separate dispatch follows with the Memorandum of Trust and . flecessary details on the account. Approval is requested for continuance of this account in order that LIONION-2 may obtain her inmigrado status. Je Other: LIONION=2 continues to perform in an excellent manner in support of LIONION-1. 3. SECRET/KAPOX 14-0000 . ~~ aN . SECRET/KAPOK PROJECT RENEWAL REQUEST i po CRYPTONYM __LIONION FIELD CASE C¥FICER A tuneute £. hi on i. : . Lawrence F, BARKER : STATION fexico Cit . CHIEF OF STATION : ; Willard C. CURTIS , The attached Project is presentedfor renewal, . CS COPY | cn ents} ? Abas | $8 7 iGas. oe YS g LN TRANSHE lOH FIELD G/SSEMINATION, © ss3er/ao o-é-/9a/) LSD ot grr BLA foAianp- AIITSY LSE OF ATT we é Aiomit- 275% f-00000 , changed but have been added to in the last year. asa technical (primarily photographic) ‘sirvetllanc - essential by the Station. “ - SECRET/KAPOK , "ee A. Current Objectives. The original object i ves.of the praject have not The project is functioning well e operation against the PBRUMEN Embansy in Mexico Citys. It te designed tur. . 1.) Furnish photographic coverage during daylight hours of the two entrancea of the carget installation, 2. Dispatch physical surve(llance teams against persons assoclated with the target. : 3. Keep in readiness @ watening post (LP) for the monitoring and recording of techiical penetrations of the target. 6, Assist the Station in building up individual dossiers on officials of the target installation. 5, ‘Monltor Station activitles involving direct contact with the target, and furnish an observation pose (OP) for other Scation assets. Objectives 4 and 5 are additions to those objectives set forth in the original project outline, B, Changea. There have been no changes in personnel and none are contem- plated in the coming year. It is betng proposed tn separate correspondence that JONTON-] be shifred to Headquarters, specifically .sume of the.work lord row on L the development of film. LIONION-1's pay was increased 40 dollars a month effective 15 March 1965. C. Intelligence Production. The ogeration has produced thousands of excellent photogr4phs, many of which Gre ghared with Headquarters and Station JMWAVE. Infor- mation on the comings and goings of target personnel and visitors to the target installation has been incorporated into many Station files (primarily personality files ~- individual dossiera). No precise stacistics are available on this produce tion, It has been very heavy. Station JMWAVE shouid perhaps be called upon for an independent evaluation of LIONION production it has recrived . The project is considered both highly successful and In addition te excellent photographic coverage provided - . the Station. has found in LIONION-L a first class asset for The LIONION basehouse was essential to mounting and sment) operation, C/O Wallace 8. observing the movement pattera of 6 used by the Station when LIRHYME D. Effectiveness, by the LIONION agents, other operational duties. monitoring the LIRHYM: tecruitmence (and haras ROSTON sat with LIONION-1: for several weeks, LIRHYME71, LIJNION-i aanned one of three radio SECRET /KAPORK will depend to-a large extent on oo SECRET/KAPOK : a ae was invited to appese tor confrontation outside the Ectassy. Without the LIONION base and the expert knowledge of LIONION-1 of Carget personnel and activities, auch an opération as LIRYYME could not have been mounted, It wight be noted chat this operation was aN atterst to satisfy che cop priority requirement leid on ‘Station: Mexico” by Hea quarters, It 1a expected that adtitional similar operations “the facilities provided by the LIONION operation, Another very effective performance by LIONION-1 was his obtaining *- by sherp observation and quick, intelligent, secure action ~~. an apartment in a building directly across the street’ from the target Ecbassy, The Station had beea sosking an spartwent in this building for many years, ‘Ee Probleas. The problem of cover for LIONION=1 worked out well. during the year to the point where fe ceased being a problem, By Living hia cover as a transe- lator he was enablaito build in strong self protection when called upon to do some translations &r the office of the President of Mexico, Toward the end of the year, LIONION"1 received the coveted status of "inmigrado" which confers a great deal of immunity from harrassment by Mexican authorities, : . . The only problea now besetting the project is LIONION-1's excessive work load, Aa indicated ‘above, an attempt is being made to alleviate this load. F. Liaison. The operation has no Liafson connection, LIONION-L's connection with the Mexican Presidency is nori-operat lonal, . : G. Interagency Coordination, Not applicable, H. Plans. It is planned to make beccer use of LIONION-1's observations and operational lo; books during the coming year rather than settle for his excellent photographs alone, It has been found that he can often supply valuable additional information because of his "feel" for those persons who ace under constant obser- vation From the LIONION bese. LIONION-1 can read significance into activity which might go unnoticed or be misinterpreted by observers with less experience, LIONION@1 will also be called upon for asatatance in future recrultment operations ag in LIRNYMS. Several such operations are being contemplated for calendar 1966, the period for which prejece is being requested, I. Costs., 1, For calendar 1965; In the period 1 Janvary through 31 oetober 1965 $7,218.20 hed been expended, At this tate some $9,200.00 vill be expended in the seacluding project year, , : SECRET/KAPOK ie 1400000 aan . ¥ SECRET/KAPOK - 3 = 2, For the nexe period (calendar 1966); Red . a : . Mon Y_cugts : a a Salaries: LIONION-1 $ 360.00 : ; . LIGNION-2 - _ 150.00 . Renta: * LIONION Baschouse 100,00 . LICNION Safehouse 44.00 - Utilities © 25.00 a Supplies: Fila 95.00 Po . : Paper 60.00 ¢ oe ne Chemicals 25.00 ; : ; -- Miscellaneous —~LL.00 Monthly total $ 874.00. y yearmeud bonuses of one month's salary for both and FY 1967 would be $5,244.00 and $5,754.0 lendar year 1966 of $10,998. Approval of this . Allowlng for customer agents, the figures for FY 1966 respectively, or a total for the ca amount ia requested, : : J. Other. LIONION-2, alchougsh roc specifically mentioned above,continues to perform in a splendid manner as assistant to LIONION-1L. ; " SECRET/KAPCK ASAI IGATION “X - PROCESTING ACT OM ee Seeds CAP OR | MARRY FOR sniLaoma XXX BO AnDt uN Qu ORLY QUALINIED CaS Can OE txOOURG Chict of, Station, Mexico City = _ | mesons Fsvanct " PBRUMEN/Renewal Request’ for ‘Project LIONION ACTION REQUIRED -RUUAENCES ‘Reference: HMfW 14073, 1 November 1965 Attached by split traasaission is a renewal request for the LIONION Project, AE Se Phe 4, Willard C, CURTIS / Attachment: Left side - Herewith - Right Side - Under separate cover Distributions -3 - C/WHD w/ate 2 - Files US COPY -- a ~ a wong CROSS: REFERENCE ¢ fe) | DISAATI ! A, and ‘NUMBER i i . | HMMA 27754 = | 29 Novesber 1965 eT 7 (CLAS CAT ; | * SECRET/KAPOK™ “Mas THE NUMBER “£0°6°122/E co rc een a ey, ann, Pe OCLs aoa ~-Aeting Chief, Wootern Eemlopiere Bivivlun -—- —---. | - i" DIgPA — ee : SPAICH . nite SECssyT . jE FR ENTELING — “4 Pe en enw nf | Pn ~~~ Chief of Station, -Hexico City—---.--- — .- spe an ee a 1 GML GUALIFHD Otsu . ! ee oe 4 Can wot sehbiieds | : een ee - 1" ween nent eeere cee nice ere ener eer fo enanet | ‘Sua NGT Sciam PAAR RIOVIGH-—Transnittal of Approved. Project —-— \ eee. a REFERESCS: LOMA-27754, 29 November 1965. ACTION: FYI 2 2 : : "$20,999.00 tor the period 1 Jamary 1966 thrdugh 31 December 1966. The | { foregoing emount ta broken down into $5,244, 00 for Fiscal Year 1966 and . $5,754.00 for Piscal Year 1967. | | i | | : a Prajéct LIOUION vas opproved on 22 Jamary 1966 in the amount of | | a | tater Fe mma : | | Distribution: 2 - C&S, Mexico City 25 January 1966 — fe a CROSS REFERENCE TO OISHATCH SYMIROG AND N RED | IMNW=14301 of | SECRET RI CHRONO. CHRICERTS NAME f.CFFTRES Monat unt snake —— DISPATCH 14-0000 SECRET 7 : . fahen Filled In} _ : SES " 7 ns COP rane PRUceT ACTION _ LIONION ACTION Tyht ce . lane Paosect APP ROWAL Prrseeron Western Hemisphere rrr station “. _._Mexico City. AML ROME NT ho. Bent WAL ry 1966 orricias J. Stowvar! |tuteorse CASE ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENT Thomas. Polgar 7 fot CANH/F_{|. Dénald Cc. ran Wr a — WH/EXO onald APPROVAL ae i FRRICE _ AMOLRT OF ACTICS wee rRom ; _. | 1 Jan 66 [Sr ~ -66 Th 10,998.00 APPROVING aAUYHOQITY re RE ‘ CO eH fe a < ay. Chief, WHD- William ¥V. Broe Foew OBSOLETE PetriCUS — ees BY8 corrions SECRET ap MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH Division SUBJECT =: Renewal of Project LIONION (photographic/ Ss ‘ technical coverage of Cuban Embassy in . Mexico) ql. Approval is requested to renew Project LIONION for the period 1 January through 32 Decémber 1966 at an annual expenditure of $10,998.00, including $5,244.00 for FY 1966 and $5,754.00 for FY 1967. ES Division Programmed $10,750.00 for this activity for FY 2265. Funds are available, The . Project cost has ‘been increased by $520.00 over the pre- vious year, occasioned by a sual} raise for the Principal Agent. : : an 2. The Project-has contributed substantially and directly to coverage of the Cutan Embassy and Consulate in Mexico and is considered Rly successrul and essential -by Station Mexico City, It has Produced a large quantity of excellent Photographs of target personnel: and visitors and has. furnished Valuable data on their patterns of activity and personal associations, It has also rendered valuable ‘support to Station recruitment attempts against Cuban Embassy personnel and miint2ins an ever ready facility for support. of any technical penetrations of this target acconplished by other Station activities, The Project has had no security or administrative problems. The Station has submitted regular progress reports, ~° : “—™ fF OPA 2 Ws, Kaufman clef C/AVH/1 oe Sie nn _ LIONION PROJECT RENEWAL \ A. Current Objectives: This Project is a technical, currently - primarily photographic, surveillance operation against the Cuban Embassy and Consulate ‘in Mexico City. Its original objectives, still current, include furnishing photographic coverage during daylight hours of the Embassy and Consulate entrances; furnishing .a control point for. dispatching physical surveillance teams against persons associated with the target; and furnishing a listening post (LP) in readiness to monitor and record ~technical audio penetrations of the target. Two new cbhjectives added during the Project year include assisting Station Mexico _City to build-up individual dossiers on target offictals; and affording an observation post for Station activities involving direct contact with the target. These new objectives are in consonance with Priority A, Objective 1 of the current Related Mission Directive-for Station Mexico City. . 'B. Changes: There have been no chinges in personnel and none are contemplated during the coming year. Headquarters is assuming the task of developing some of the film exposed under this Project, LIONION-1's pay was increased $40 per month effective 15 March 1965, C. Intelligence Production: The Project is not designed to ’ produce disseminable information, It produced thousands of “-excellent photographs during the year which were shared with Headquarters and Station JMWAVE. Information on the comings and goings of target personnel and visitors to the target have been incorporated into many Station files, principally the dossier files. No precise statistics are available, but at least 100 exposures are made daily during target working hours, D. Effectiveness: The Project is considered highly successful ‘and essential by the Staton. In addition to the excellent photo= graphic coverage provided, LIONION-1, the Principal Agent, has developed into a first-class asset for other operational duties. The Project Basehouse was essential to mounting and monitoring the Station's attempt at recruitment and subsequent harassment of a sensitive target employee. The Case Otficer in charge of the attempt sat with LIONION~1 for several weeks observing the ‘"movement pattern of the target employee. LIONION-~1 manned one ot the radio dispatch posts used to control the physical . Surveillance of the target employee while near the Baschouse. 4.00000 & R A Without the ‘Basehouse and LIONION-1's expert knowledge of the. target personnel .and activities, such an operation could not have been motinted: The Operation itself. was an attempt to satisfy the top priority réquirement laid‘on Station Mexico City -by Headquarters.’ ‘It’ is expected that future similar operations ‘will depend to’a large extent on the facilities provided by “this Project. Another very effective performance by LIONION-1 was his obtaining, by sharp observation and quick, intelligent and secure action, an apartszent in a building directly across the street from the target. The Station had been seéking an apartment in this building for many years, E.. Problems: The only problem currently besetting the Project is the excessive work load on the Principal Agent. To alleviate this, Headquarters is assuming the task of developing some of the film produced by the Project. ; Cover for LIONION-1 has ceased to be a problem. He has received his permanent immigrant status and now has a good deal of immunity from harassment from Mexican immigration authorities, He was able to get his translator cover backstopped directly cut of the Office of, the President of Mexico and thus has a strong protective security factor built inte ‘i . _ F, Liaison: The Project has’ no liaison connection, LIONION-1's cover backstop with the Office of the President of Mexico is non- operational.” . : . : G, Interagency Coordination: Not applicable, RH. Plans: It is planned to make better use of LIONION-1's observations and operational logbooks during thecoming year rather than to.settle for his excellent photographs alone, “lt has been found that he can often supply valuable additional information because of his "feel" for those persons who are under constant observation from the Basehouse. He can- read Significance into activity which might go unnoticed ov be misinterpreted by observers with less experience. He will - also be called upon for assistance in future recruitment operations similar to. the case mentioned in Paragraph D : above. Several such operations are being contemplated for” calendar year 1966, the period for which the Project renewal is being requested, : : . I. Costs: For calendar year 1965: ee ee 5: the period 1 January through’ 31 October 1965, $7, 218.20 has been expended, At this rate, some $9, 200.00 will be expended by the end of the calendar: year 1965, oo . _ oe ‘Monthy costs: Salaries: : LIONION-} = --$—360.00 0 : LIONION-2 . . 150,00° “Rents: ‘LIONION Baschouse 100.00 - LIONION Safechouse 44.00 Ot - Utilities . 25,00 Supplies: Film : - 95.00 core Paper 60.00 : Chemicals 25,00 Miscellaneous Operational Expenses: oo. 15.00 Monthly Total: - $ 874.00 One-time costs: It is customary in Mexico to give a year-end bonus amounting to one month's salary: . LIONTON~} _$ 360.00 LIONION-2 150.00 r Total: = $ 510.00. 3, Calendar Year Total : , Fixed monthly expenses : ; $ 10,488.00 ‘ 510.00. One-time expenses Total | 10,998.00 4, Fiscal Year Breakdown Fiscal Year 1966 $ 5,244.00 Fiscal Year 1967 - 8,754.00 HOE , oo : 10,998.00 “J, Other: LIONION-2, although not specifically mentioried ‘above, continued to render excellent support as an assistant to , LIONION~1, Aes ADA PTOCESSING act ON “DISPATCH cstemer | ee i tet of f Station, _ Mexico City ce eee ee PMR, ER _ : {eam QuMlns ose i mo i : a teen wot mons 5 10 eee oe ae oe . . ! Chief, Western Hemisphere. Division cee the *yTreject Approval Funtken/L vai On/ Plans * : jo oe - —z ' Pact TQ RULES Reference: HMMA 25110, 6 January 1965 . a oN project: LIONION, as submitted in reference, hos been ‘approved by Hendquarters for the period 1 January 1965. through 31 December.1965. The two agents have been redesignated LIONION-1- (201- 288248) and LIONION-2 (201-305604), : 2. In order to assist Headquarters evaluation of the LIONION Project, we request that periodic progress reports on LIONION include detatls of CI/CE data furnished, and examples a of leads developed from such information. , \ Chester D. DAINOLD 7 Te ae tt ae eee eMart Distribution: Orig & 1 - COS, Mexico City ee i CROSS REFERENCE 1: { IWSPATCH SYM. AND SUUSER Ls aan | CS Corg : HMMW 13406 50-6-123/1 Bt ono ; . YH R. Scutt: jah F ouTING [INITIAL | ssovax_ | 927). RELEASENG . owe Sr MEN + ATE [Ty ee. m5 coy C/WHD b DESMOND FET7GERALE ° / DISPATCH ae ——— T° ee SECRET E@sen Faliot tay - PROJECT ACTION re Progtcr + PUIVISION apPmovaL pe aur sowesnt “Tren starton ‘ : . mo Udtby so, MENT waL 196 on orpicen EXTENSION We Gatit: GRGAWIZAT GHA ELEMENT TYPED NAM, (Ard eignature) - - cue MEMOR AND UAL ATTACHED nO care eH LF diege KPPROVAL PER TOD, ASOUNT 78 AUTHORITY APPROVING Chiet, VA oivistea que oo BUR ee ET SECRET , oe 14-0000 16 February 1965. MEMORANDUM FOR: ego SUBJECT “3° LIONION Project 1. LIONION is a new project which is submitted in the amount of $10,478. This is a photographic surveillance opera- tion targetted against the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. Two “agents are involved; LIONION-1, a young Cuban lawyer: in exile, and LIONION-2, his mother, The agents act as vbservers and photographers. LIONION-1 is also used as a dispatcher for the LIEMBRACE surveillance team, from which he is compartmented, “to cover individuals associated with this target. These agents “. were previously used in connection with the unilateral tele- phone tap operation against the Cuban Embassy. The current photographic operation began in the latter part of 1962, ‘and was previously. funded under Cuban FI funds. The operation has provided’ valuable data for the identification of Cuban -Embassy personnel and visitors, and on their patterns of action and personal associations. 2. The security of this operation, particularly the agent's cover for status and tho communications arrangements, appear reasonably sound. Both agents know that they are working for AIS, and LIONION-1 was successfully FLUITERED in’ October 1963, However, LITAMIL-7 and LITAMIL-9, who are’ penctrations of ‘thé Cuban Embassy, are aware of this activity, as they are used to help identify individuals photographed. : : 3. Approval for the LIONION Project is recommended, It 1s requested that, in order to assist Headquarters! evaluation, project reporting include details of CI/CE data furnished, and examples of leads developed from such information, | ~ MOY oo GERARD DROLLER a _ C/WH/POA 14-0000 al of Prajest 1, Aporovs Stuched LICHION Traject Cutline. ‘effective L dannary 1965; ?? : Funis ara avullable for this otitis LING Mahe) and LITAHIL-9, ponctrations in Ave Ayana oF 4% ex nee of the LIGNIN hnowhedse on these tve assets 2 rere S ane) a ‘ L recomends op 1 ' pproval ov the LICHIGN Project. \ t ire afoot ounling ‘ rot LIQUION ;
104-10188-10015.pdf
| | 4200000 1 fas f —— 04-10188-10015) { [2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992]: * : 4 * CMTPE OM ASSAS URAL vie spay cay canes 1 THIS DOCUMENT 8 CH BATIOIS APE any ey 9 RETURN TINS Dar t | ; | RM GAS, ON @VELEIE S| KBox Ekin) Yee. 3, IF YOU FORW we HOLL 8 € 7 INDIVIDUAL, en BH oot Pee 8 NvHOAVaY DATES: a ’ wm tia UNEt/LocaTtoN: Le AAD. (PP 0 . a 5 1 ROG ms ce ay. 8 a Vi cea * DELETIONS, TF. ANY . ane DAT F REVERE hay mm PRINT NATE) me AY yh Sheds re : MC DUA “ | sluly yl STONATUNIT 7 ) pie Rr VLE VEN ONG OPEL ICTAL I AaNNTIOA ated (ae pate Leoddas tobe wtae et er NO BUCUME NTS MAY BE ANP Uden tn mrs Mb CARE ey _COPTED a8 REMOVED PROM THES FILE ? TPR EERE STE wee SR Hed B oetietiy whe ce ee gat S pusnngyprrap nace page 4 e/: 1400000 CONFIDENTIAL NOTICE — . Fe THIS FILE HAS BEEN PROCESSED AND RETIRED. DO NOT ADD ANY DOCUMENTS TO THIS FOLDER. FORWARD CS DOCUMENTS THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THIS FOLDER "|O RID/RPU GE-S8. NOTICES CONFIDENTIAL qT-13) RE 2593 ° SECRET ; te Me OR a . ™é SUBJECT AND PROJECT FILE REQUEST AND FIELD NOTIFICATION OF ACTIC IP/AN 10; (Station/8os0) MEXICO CITY. _ INFORMATION FOR REQUESTEKS TOR OCD. TITLE WHEN AMENDING “A TSTLE. CU SUCH AS 201 OA PROJECT FILES THAT ARE RE: | COMPLETE ITEMS | THROUGH 12 10M 10- any FILES, 11084 J-ALL FILE TITLES MUST OF NTERILE SINCE 1 LATED 10 TL FILE COVERED: BY 11S MEQULST. FEM 10 MAY APPLAR ON THE FIELD CUPILS AMD ON MACHINE LISTS _ ALSO GE 10 GIVE REASONS FOR THE ACTION HEING RE: MG-ALL REMAHKS MUST BE STERILE. . a . QUFSTEO, TO (OENTIFY THE TYPE OF MATERIAL 10 3E PLACED : : IN A FILE OM TO MAKE OTHER PXEUANATONY PEMAMES, . @ 7 ANO O-USE FIRST TRE LETTERS OF OISPATCH DeM- ~ WOLD FOR FIELD STANIONGS AND LIST HEADQUARTHE. mLe- MENTS ACCORDING TO LSTADLISHEO NUMERIC CODES ITEM 19-A MECOHOS OFFICER MUST SIGN ALL FILE ACTION HE: Qursts Cunsulr YOUR RMOON ANY PHONLEMS TMAT ARISE, _INFORMATION CONCERNING FILE CONE FILE? NUMBER IWAN GOeT NUMoER TYPt or rue COUNtHY MUMd Tehicie SUBIECT HOMDLA ' I . 50 1 6 1 1202/2 ° i] 1 Te tPROJECTS LIMITEO ay Th SPACES C) SUBJECT > Fe TLE (SPECIFIC SUDJEC YDARGH PROJECT ort wwe ewe 1On REQUIRED 4. AMAL SIS ACTION <r OPUN FILE y, [eee re Tee INDICATE DmFOmnOon: |g | RETAIN TRUCTION RECOMMENOLD Say Paeeeeeenienhanees ape . - 4 Tatu DATED AMEND FILE TLE ernern ee en IP/ARD -0. HE MARKS FOR FIELD SO THINU Tit J INTENLSTED BTATIONS IPROILCTS ONLY) FILES ACTION | PERMANENTLY 10 TORFICER @ DESK! PREPARE FOLOER ANDY SEND TO REQUESTER | HOLD IN Ch FILES RESTRCTES x UNHESTRIC ILO 10. COMMENTS (INCLUDE SF.LCIAL HEADQUARTERS ROUTING 15 TRUC TIONS) 13. “RID APPROVAL REQUEST APraOvD OF ff fe he klbe:! COORDINATION GNATUCE OF GHANCH/OESK &, O. WISN APPL ICAULE Z epee. Mes rrity Hb Si He 3 3o | ee Jopres o. | Watreh j473 CBSOLETE PREVIOUS ons 812 fomons |. “SECRET MEG 12-65 ~ SIGNATURE OF B aaronae a. oO. ‘1—c3 COPY ony, 4 “CRYPTGOMYN CHANGE AUTHORIZED BY = ARMS LL. CABLE OR (De CUvENT. REFERENCE (FRCM ITEM TO REY ‘ MSTRONG ¢ : _ vite cee, ERE OR RIO _SEfTIUN. CHEEF “COMPONENT = S30/AN ) “RATE OE GE y PICNYM CHANE 10 CE Foam a12y ue “THIS US AN RID Narice Gea chance TITLE CRYPTGNYM CauceD RY, COMPROMISE, ‘TS TO BE PLACED tN THe FILES AIN THEREIN AS A PER nn +: RecnaD. th rite tr woe f= 2970077) INDICATEO ano : - MANENT GERIC TAD (OUT T Trt eee 14-0000 TS err aa ” sBLE_SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION _ ss ASSIFIEO MESSAGE Toray Copies. orem “SECRET. cot" gu gmt NOTED (Wher Filled In) She . RECTION NO SECRET 141955Z-MAR 72 CITE MEXICO CITY 19236 5 6048 DIRTECH INFO PANTECH, DIRECTOR ~ wr AQUATIC KDAFGHAN KDFACTOR REF A. HOWA-41502 . B, PANTECH 18798 C777 S77 7998) L. PLS PROCURE TWO 1090 MM CATADIOPTRIC LENSES WITH CAMERAS AS REQUESTED REF A. (2. FOR PANTECH: NOT NECESSARY PROCURE SPOTHATICS UNLESS ADVISED DIFFERENTLY BY DIRTECH. GP+1. SECRET SECRET tarss euali any when tho eagssili dy Low ms are hoor, inuld- paruyr otou y ownere rwall ji whon noe in OTES Tens heir use and cht and three a Light ve prajects and the Station syste " -continued Distribution: 2- CF. Ka -t sa) SPICE “ s FE. , Charte ‘14-0000 GUSFIUTIOM SRECRE T. PROCISSING ACTION _ MARK(D FOR INOEXING DISPATCH : Chief, WOA’RE ino. Cniéf£, Western Te nisphere Division ~ Chiot, MKSPICE irom Me) INDULING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIELED DESK _Chier of Station, Mexico 0 city2>~ west AQUATIC/RKDAFGHAN -“ Ronewal of Passports for _KDAFGHAN-1 and KDAFGHAN- "2 : _ ACHON RIGUIEED - areas a ~ Reference: HMM¥-17955, 11 June 1970 The WOACRE~issued Cuban passports for: Subjects. have expired. It is requested that “new, passports: be prepared for them. According to KDAFGIIAN-1, the new passports should carry ‘the samo numbers as the old passports. The passpsérts, and current photographs of Subjects, are being forwarded under separate cover. It is requested that the old passports be returned. 14 Coa Ae tN? Elsie I. SCALETTI Attachment: As stated u/s/e i . 5° Distribution: JOrig. & 1 - Chief, WOACRE (w’att. u/s/c) ‘ 1 - Chief, WHD (w/ofatt) 7... +, be ntle 1 - Chief, MKSPICE (w/o/att) . ~ | DATE " _ eed January 1972: DISPATCH SYMBQU AND WUKRER HMMA - 41480 GOSS REFIRENCE TO wos FE MUNSER 303305604 FENG P=7 723° CASSREATION SECRET 14-0008 24 a“ a) Toran Corrs! ¥ -¢ ROUTH Y ANOVCR INITIALS-SEEN BY SECRET 02 ae ra . . : Ww hen Filled In) * a 7 A apvance corr” [_Jrsscre . [J score UREPRECUCHION OF THIS COPY FR. ST 4 2 er ae, zZ : ; . Te seinl B86 Ae * “prpsnne Pes See pra . _ . - . : ¢- ACTION UNI : FILE VR “ : , [EL PMEYR does & ACTION NO 5 . SECRET 0918562 NOV 71 CITE MEXICO city: 18175— Nov I4 65586 DIRECTOR ~ 7 a . - ADMIN LOGS KDAFGHAN Le REQUEST OBTAIN AND POUCH TO STATION On. PRIORITY BASIS FOR KDAFGHAN ONE EACH: APRON, CLOTH, Few PAKONOMY PRINT ORYER MODEL 13-5. No~5932. NFR? PAKO CORPORATION, MINNEAPOLIS 43, MINN. 2. REQN 559-19-72 APPLIES. GP=} SECRET . OG - SECRET mye eee a . i r | Pees Nore, nied pee -SECRE wa (When Filled in) 7 o- SECRET 2117202 OCT: ATE MEXICO CITY 18614 (ROSTEDT ACTING) DIRTECH INFO DIRECTOR, PANTECH : AQUAT IC/ KDAFGHAN 2:0:1 4.451868 1. KDAFGHAN-1 HAS FOR YEARS USED BALSCOPE LENS C/ “WITH 2@ X EYEPIECE FOR ID PHOTOGRAPHY OF VISITORS AND EMPLOYEES ENTERING KDACOUSTIC. TO IMPROVE QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY AND INCREASE CAPABILITY DURING EVENING HOURS WHEN LIGHTING POOR STATION PREFERS A PHOTOGRAPHICALLY- CORRECTED 1000 HM TELEPHOTE LENS FOR PROJECT. PLS ADVISE AVAILABILITY OF ABOVE LENS FRON WOACRE STOCK. IF PROJECT TO DE CHARGED FOR LENS NOTIFY STATION. | 2. fMKSPICE DOES NOT HAVE THIS TYPE LENS IN STOCK. GP-L. SECRET — i. . ne 9 : Co ae « so (Yee ( IL DNT anh oe wwtre®y f a ; yor ~ SECRET SPA ee . Ousce OY 7 er je itjw~77~ili—inr SECHE 1 22 2053z oct 70 CITE MEXIGO CITY 4653 22Ccrts | 91057 DIRIECH INFO PAKTECH, DIRECTOR _ _ RYBAT AQUATIC , : ry REF: DIRTECH o1st C41 EP P22) 1, FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF Et EQUISNENT USED IN progects 2 73 (ONE EACH OF ITETS LISTED) s De. an een a. Ponoyste: ee TELESCOPE, BALSSOFE BAUSCH AND LOMS.3 G CAMERA, SP, CAMERA, Penta ; TELESUOPE, S-E, BAUSCH AND LOMB., BALSCOPES CAMERA, SP, 35 NM, EXAKTA, WO/LENS;_ an c, fron oi] BINOCULARS, 10250, TASCO, JAP MDL; . TELEScHYE, BAUSCH AND LOMB BALSCOPE SR.3 i CAMERA, PENTAX 35 M3 DRIER, PHOTO PAKONOMY MDL 1303 - “bokece, ENLARGER, LEITZ WETZLER FOCGIAT 1C} MOTOROLA HANDIE-TALKIE FM RADIOPHONE; . SECR oo a , eT Fre £7 OuTeal 5; bua AOUTIND BNDOICR INTTALS. SLUM be aOVANSE Cony (_Juwee {j S08 DD had . . ee ee ee ; Oe ata Gseree ne em : ; Ye: ee re ree at meee a errr a ; Yl FIu, ve, : a + A A A: A a ee ri ee EO ACTION NO. Re eee - By PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 4653 SECRET MOTOROLA RAD LOPHONES CAMERA, RETINAS LENS, RETINA 50:14; LENS, RETINA 35:43 LENS, RETNA SOx. be. (Qe FILES FEREREHLIT GP =I SECRET - ae Pa oe. + SECRET 14-0000 * “4 _PRCCESYING ACTION “asec SE Cc RE tT ‘Chier, Kestern tte Hentyphore Division eee — Acting Chief of Station, Mexico City® . ceo ~_Orransnittal of Document Receipt for LIONION Passports - CS Reference: MMV - 17955, 11 June 1970 ' Forwarded under Separate cover is the document receipt "for the LIONION passports, for/Hovace E. PRALLETT Attachment: document receipt (u/s /c ) Jett. Distribution: vOrig. and 2 - Chief, wip (w/att, u/s/o) ___ CS GGPY DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBIE HMMA - 39115_ GASIFICATION SECRET 7 dec ly 10 7 } i i OATE | Rass Re RENCE 19 : 26 June 1970 HOS Ful NUABER 50~6-122/2 DISPATCH Chief, Western kemisphere Division CLASSHATION: SECRET {Asari fo for @ INDEXING XX Pe) aisoainc REDUIRED Oni f QUALIFIED DESK {CAM IUDGE INDEXING : ‘Chief of Station, M2xico City oe Perr ae [weir PORUMEN LIONION TECNS/Reqiiest Tor” Rouewal of PBRUMEN Passports , for LIONION- -1 and d LION{ON-2 " .. . TACHOMROURID-RERRENGS Action Required: Renew passports and return Reference L200 HMMW = 12672) 9 June 1965 ° 1, Forwarded under separate cover in true name pouch are the WOACRE PBRUMEN passports for LIONION-1 and LIONION-2, issued by Reference. These passports have expired, and the Station understands that they can be renewed for another period. Due to _the sensitivity of the LIONION operation, Subjects cannot obtain regular PBRUMEN documentation ‘locally, and must have them in order to leave Mexico and return, : , 2, It is requested that WOACRE revalidate the passports and return them to the Station for re-issuauce to Subjects. *tox/Sobn A. PROBERT Distribution: St. ~ Orig, and 2 - Chief, WHD 2a ” ' Copan an on po (ROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYREG! AMD HUMBER HMMA - 38843 —“GARSIRATION SECRET HGS RUE NJMBER ($0-6-122/2 NS Crier of Station, | Mexico City Xx | ya ota RnR: ACHON OURREL-. FERNALD mS. . oe fonty quay Chief of Station, . SMTAVE . | f2oR OO a i 7 Saier, Hestern -Henisnhere Division dco SHB : _ ; TLICNION/Impulse Camera Fila : eect et a ' Action Required: See below Heferences: A. HMMA-3384), 17 January. 1S63 B. UFGT-21267, 12 February 1°68 _C€. UFGT-21342, 323 February 1963 lL. In view of references A and B and the small cost involved iz eperating the iapulse canera Headquarters will continue ‘to pro- : cess this film. . 3, Request JMWAVE pouch the film cited in reference C-to Beatquarters for processing. Ronald L. PERRODIN | Distribution: Crig. & 1 - COS, Mexico City 1 - COS, JMWAVE eco 5b AR LR (CROSS REFRENS TD DISPATCH SYMSOL ANO NUMBER Toate ? _— BMBW-16194 . 1 Harch 1968 CASCADE Togs ALE WUDABI® , H j . i 50-6-122/1, | SECRET Ri " C=z0N0 [Rez oT ~. = ~ tay RT Eh “ifs OFFKE STMZOL bale 1 OFFRIG $ SONA ZE tn ¢ CF we CyWH/1 Ll Mar 68: | ce J. Kaufman Fees) ISPATCH sett. tech a TUST peewee name marae eta sale teneeen mae enya sitet setnmetee wee eon montevnen aneee ee eae 14-9000. Novemoser vos, EMl wr rerg poted. The curcéot san S2R OH COae Beret ue : t We ceccomasad t2ak ra ether EREAPANL cana Wake eofits, ana sopidy BRBAPANE af yop daveaslears oh. : . * tease noe tecént lease Kouve MAGNET. yeh LM Lae AGLE con wer argeargance was ge: TES A shied we ee Prope 1400000 s gE c RET ‘Cuier of Station, Kexico City Attao:. Walter &. CorHpury “Chhet uf Station, Favama City Chief, SOACRE : re AQUATIC/LIONIUN = \ . . .fechnical Information . Reference: IiiA 31767 dnted 11 April 1967 ov LIONION. ) photographic results continue to be satisfactory for ali concerned. It is therefore advisable that po changes in 2 : _-procedura = be made at this time. . ot oo Bee At. is apparent that LIONION 1 releyod the incerrect devet- n, oping’: ‘formula for ‘the pulse camera fils. Perhaps this error is due to 7 “bis: inactivity in processing | such ftlm for over a year. Since the _ |. Conception of this ‘operation, all pulse camera film has beon developed “in N¥erodel xX. Onthe other: hand, Tri X film used in the LIONION 2 . operation “(Pentax canera and, Balscope) has traditionally been devel- ‘ oped in Acufing. a 3. All pulee capers film is ‘processed at Headquarters by an tos automatic Huston system. Time and temperature inforsation waich the ‘lab uses would be of little value to your devolopment procedure. The results of your recent test indicate that it should be satisfactory for an occasional eheck on tho equipment. - 4 The ‘difference between Plus X Negative and Plus X Pas fila is worth only one half "2" stop, which should causo ao probies 1f you ' decide to use the Iatter,. Albert J. LASCOFF Distribution: 4 | 2 ~ CUS/iexico City aol , 1 - CoS/Panama City 2, ob 7 . . Sur : ! Ad , 2 ° ye H Group lt - Excluded froma. ayy vi ' automatic downgrading eM aft : and declasaification ; pak ye r cy : . i” a“ ‘ MES S368 25 April 1967° ; SECRET TSD/POB RW _ery 2378 1 - TSD/Reg ; - WH/l 1 - Wu/2 : . ; 1 - TSD/TOPS WH/2 25 Apr Mr. Stewart by phone x6955 2- PoB files : : WH/2 ue Ur. Hidalgo “ 25421 : TSD/TOPS oa Mr, Roming in draft : TSD/COP QUENTIN C, JOINSON ‘ wy. , MIA oR “os POTD A ina NO AND GS oeieald ot See Ce : . oa . ft t (1) wor) oesreur OC verve ro eta ous ro - TOTAL CoPitth: ' otis Polly Pikeyemo o£ a po ow WI/Logistics -. i TCR a Tt. a le ‘ be 6282 , : 7, [F a j pe 4 April 1967 ~ — CAOLS SECGATASIAL 01950 MimMATION a ia} “wo sons oO mu U4 C8 OL HO. cow — ———— mow. Los ¢ rspd a: | Tetosni , 7 > re ond tame Et 7 Fe ee SECRET = - 3.19 OZ CITE DIRECTOR- 89630 Y 7 qT 0 | MEXICO. CITY pele yy, ie gu LIONION > REFERENCES MEXICO CITY 0912 (IN 34374) * “PX PAN@417 FILM ASA fs 5 CAN BE USED BY CLOSING DOWN CAMERA LENS ONE HALE F-STOP SMALLER OPENING, ALTERATION TO NQSy PROCESSING NOT NECESSARY, Wit IS nEONX $59-89-67 WILL FURNISH ASA 80, PXN=417,A NON-STOCKED FILM, FYT, ed _ STOCK NUNBER 6750-H03-0S13 IS FOR PX PAN-417 ASA 125, DO NOT RE-ORDER - PXN-417 FILM BY THIS STOCK NUNBER.” _ END OF MESSAGE : *WH/COMNENT : LIONION Pulse Camera has been using PXN-417 film ASA 80, re " but supply just received is PX Pan 417 ASA 125, a ae TSD/POB, Dick Thay ee a Telecoord: , ote “ke i or ais Rs OL/SD/CCDB, £atherine Van-Combos -//%.* gle >>>~00 ~— ; Wy “KING WILLIAM V. BROE oO RemH/ LOR = ry 1 eae eeu _c/wuid ; WH/L . - COCRTINATING OFFICERS we ‘ , : 7 taasse ee Cirewetle AUTHENTICATING “has ron see ; SECRET ast ovrceus "Moe ee O ves ‘Ono * elandtiy to 91 mo. sVante 10 FILE wa, rice moO) ner. ro peasce Q erstaov C) sic. __[PURSON/UNTE ROTI FIEO AOVANCE COPY : Owe Chasers ssl SeECK ee 1 Sie Cale Meaicu Lint orig DIRECTOR. - LION ION TEGHS , Lona aan REF A MEXICO CITY asst lan 27+ rz) . Sar I34374 B RQN NO 559-59-67 oo . LIQN ION PULSE CANERA HAS PEEM USING PXN-417 FILM “ASAS4. SUPPLY JuST RECEIVED IS PX PAN 417 ASA 125, IF LATTER USED WITH SAME SETTING IN LIONION CAN HQS COMPENSATE IN DEVELOPMENT? IF NOT FLEASE MONITOR REF cA) AND EXPEDITE SHIPMENT OF PROPER FILM, SECRET —«SEGREP ‘BT NWNN 1400000 ot Ss - oy oo, a CLASS CATA . \ | DESPATCH secret \f SS io asa Se rt ¢ of, WOACRE - Attn: Geoffrey K, BLOXALD KX Ig norvse Ee woo oe a Tanna ‘Chief, WH; COS, Panama City (Clement gc BROCK) Sener ACEO” io re me z ‘Chief of Station, Mexico City : SUBIE! : cr : : GAQUATIC/LIONION Pulse Camera ACTION REQUIREO - REFERERCES | Action: See paragraph 5. 1. The LIONION Pulse Camera -has been working for well over a year with no major technical problem, A fdw months ago the 100 foot film magazine had to be repaired because the supply spindles had tightened and put an excessive strain on the motor. 2. More recently, the battcry supply had dropped to about 22.5 volts or so causing erratic operation, The sensor relay between the VLS-2 and the camera suffered the most because of chattering and - consequently arcing between the points.. 3, To prevent failures of this type in the future, Raymond L. BARCENAS is making a small battery charger at a nominal cost that can be floated across the batteries keeping them fully charged. We are doing ft this way rather than ordering a OC power supply because it is less expensive than a commercial mode! and will not be bothered by house current interruptions or fluctuations. If however, WOACRE/PB foresees any problems by doing it this way, please inform us. . &, Ona recent visit to LIONION and a check of the equipment, it was found that the lens of his FOCOMAT IC enlarger has a fungus like smudge between the clements. We cannot detect any degradation in print quality but would Like ® have a new one in case this is a fungus and it gets worse. | , 5. In summation it is requested that WOACRE/PB provide the , following to Mexico City, charge 7135-2403, a. . Sensor Relay believed to be a Patter-Bromfield 5A5089 but please check; , b. Comments on the power supply; ...—-———~ - diag 3 i aa st hieg ae c, bens for a Leitz FOCOMAT IC. .°-° ards “) . ; a a Distribution: pecll oo, Thou fw . = WOACRE ve“ one pre 2 GA ee Det e~ WOACRE. 5° | papama | CS COPY Ae willard C, CURTIS YF CROSS REFERERCE 10 DISPATCN SYWBQL ASD NUMBERS DAE gos ee ee . rn __ HMMA~ 31294 7 February 1967 = CUSUFIA TION “PLE MUWSEHSSSC~S SECRET . 50-6-122/2 14-0000 ap INFO, 2 A coe ee ma: oon PROTESTING ACTION CLASSIFICATION F Chicf, KURIOT Attn: Peter Ty SWIMEHART =| wal. <a >) ery . MARKED FOR INDEXING = -- SR CAET 19 NO IMOCXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN-JUDCE INDEXING — ~ Chief, WH Divislow _ _ mom . . : Chief of Station, Mexico City : _ MICROFILA - ACTION PEQUIGED . REFERENCES Reference: MEX1-3960 a . 7 bet. - - 4. The attachment contains the defective 35m Pulse Camera previously reported In referenced cable, Very little additional information can be supplied, concerning this mechanical fallure, other than that reported In the reference. This particulsr camera was Installed on 1G June.1965 and operated normal ly From that date until the afternoon of 28 June, at which time It began to continually blow fuses. Mugh T, FRANCOTTE entered the LIONION photographic basehouse that nlght, and when It was found that the problem could not be corrected on the scene, the camera was removed and taken to MKCHARETY for further troubleshooting. It was finally discovered that the shutter motor was malfunctioning and partially burned-out. Joseph M, RESCIGNO stated that since there was a definite "short" in the motor, this would cause the camera fuses to constantly blow. 2. Also Included in the attachment are two (2}, one hundred Foot capacity, film magatines. Both of these magazines are faulty, causing the film to jam, They were both In use with the previous Pulse Camera which became Inoperative during late May and was forwarded to KURIOT Headquarters for repalr. FRANCOTTE had twa (2) new magazines In stock, and they were issued to LIONION/) for use with the camera presently telng returned for repair or replacement. eo Willard C. CURTIS Attachment: Camera Film magazines eo heo tan ts tary HG SO GS Distributions. ~ : 2+ KURIOT, watts . ls WH, w/o.atts | 7 . 7 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND AUMBER CROSS REFERENCE TO CLASSIFICATION —aduly 1965 HOS SLE NUJALER : ine. SECRET 60~6-1ik “‘wonct : a — AQUATIC/PBRUMEN/LIONION -- Transmittal of 35cm Pulse Camera — ‘ ——____— _. $$ ? . - PRICKSSINS ATTIC’ nd COs, ae a : and ATTN: Lawrence F. BARTER iO. A ia . ot ; wt -Paasporta for LIONION. ~l-and 2. PRIORITY Cave 5670, 5670-A ACTION REQUIRED: ‘Paras, 3 REF: HMMA- 26017, 4 May 1965 a w. he New paooporte were issued for. LIONION -1 and for LIONION <2 ia accordance with your. roqueat, Theoa documents ao well as the 2 old paces - porta arc. »belng. gent to you la true came pouch. a The docurmanta have a validity period of 5 yeare from ‘date ate of issue; Ae however, pleace’ wotura ‘them té KURIOT after the passports have eacved their purpose. Ploase alga one ‘copy, of the documdat rocoipt form accompanying ; the documents. 3 “When the LIONIONS -l and 2 have received their immigration papers, please try to send the original documents to KURIOT for a brief examination. — If they cannot be seat, KU RIOT would like to hava cotor-acnotated photo~ copies of them, LEON T, CISSEL ATTACHMENT: | envi. A Documents, UISIC/TINIP DIST RIBUTION: : 3 - COS, Menico City, w/att Enciyest ma beans eae SOO (22. Cnces REP TO Tiara Ton Ge Soe AND WOMEN M1 415 | _uMmw.-13, 672 PRIORITY ngs Pie wu ___.. 27 May 1965 __ see RET 50-6 - 122/2_ ot Oe “ORIGINATING _ _ ae . : . Forrice = orice a Trier mat b= TSD/REG TSD/AB/S $ Wesley P Parcells veo 2.- WH/1 “COORDINATING : 1.- Case 5670 1+ Case 5670-A 1- AB/4 Files 1's AB/4 Chrono vf - RID/AN . . Mr, Spera, by Phone X-4507 RELEASING - j chen ae Ore SYMON Tovrea “Porricarre sic) aga TURS ROBERT BUSSEY recoroal a 1400000 €. twoexr Oves D no ered : . ee : . \ CLASSUPS TO fake Aa, ~”_-UcASSIFFED MESSAGE Torae comics SP reset) we wane |S 7 - vestéoy Doe. md now ill eee Cb A . : / Lé ED hb” - : &yRD COPY Jj OD issues i oe 75> | 1/3 3: cA TNFO : > . Te Uh MG _ WH SECRET 2916512 . PRIORITY DIR CITE MEXI 3960 . : . an 364 AQUATIC PBRUMEN LIONION PYSULSE CAYERA BEGAN CONTINUALLY PLOWING FUSES aFTZRNOAK! 28 ithe. FRaNcorTE PERFORMED BASIC CHECKS THAT NIGHT AND REMOVED CAMERA FOR FURTHER TROUBLE SHCOT ING MKCHARITY. TROUBLE PELTIEVED TO BE Caer REO DHOUND DEFECT IVE SHUTTER MOTOR, MOTOR CHECKED MECKARITY AND Fumo PARTIALLY SURNED OUT. REPAIRS CANNOT BE MADE MEXI, REQUEST HEFLACE MENT EAMERA SOORE ST. MALFUNCTIONING UNIT Tt BF POUCHES HOS f GUL YT. TEMPORART. PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEILLANCE ESUIPMENT INSTALLED LTONTOM Bask HOWE. MORNING 20 JUNE, — Seay ma wee Oves O wo - . - cuassiry To FILE no. ; . . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE —— roran copies vA ol emt TO WILE NO. Es¢ 7 SECRET rece wie) act. 10 aaancn C) - * pesrnoy C)sie. oo PERSON CNET MOTIF IED Ss EGRET 1718152 DER CITE MEXI 382900 - . V7 dun 651092775 ASUATIC PBRUNEN LIONION REF TM 593898, 8 JUNE 1SS5, PULSE CAMERA CABLES FORWARDED VIA REF, RECD 16 JUNE. CAMERA INSTALLED AND TESTED SAME NIGHT AND IS OPERATING SATISFACTORILY. SECRET CFN . J sac . a “a ; PROCESSING ACTION — OO a CLASSIFICATION _ MARKED FOR INDEXING . x x NO INDEXING REQUIRED SP) i - RisPATCH, _Chict,_KURIOT. ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUOGE INDEAING ear Chief, WH Division ; wef -_ Chiet_of Station, IMWAVE —__—__z, ___is mOoM : a a yy . . __ Chief of Station, Mexi i . Micon suBsEcT : - . ve . 7 : 2 _¢__AQUATIC/PBRU MEN /ls suance-of LIONION Passpe DOG. MICROWGER- ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES _ 2 . L 7 : , ce . ol’. NOV9 1973 if . x i : 5 _ aa . . 7 References: (A) MEXI 3234, 28 April 1965 bs MICROFILMED (B) DIR 06231, 1 May 1965 xpired genuine PBRUMEN : i, -Attached (USC) are the e passports of LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 together with two photo- 3 graphs and five signature specimens of each agent. : x ~~) . 2, it is requested that new PBRUMEN passports be x} prepared by KU RLOT and pouched to the Station as soon as | ~ 20 possible, ; ; ze a0 x : 3. The assumption of reference B that passports . bea a | obtained at the PBRU MEN Embasay in Mexico City are actualy 38GW. issued in the PBRUMEN Capitol City is corrects . FEN . 21 9 . Laermer 4 4, The old passports should be returned to the Station g a> . as the Mexican immigration visas appearing of pages Nand190of Say the LIONIONA and LIONION-2 passports, respectively, must be 2 a ~ in the possession of the Subjects until they are granted their final RU, 2 immigration documents. | . eéaee continued Attachment: | As stated - (USC) ‘ Distribution : . v2 -C/KURIOT w/att (USC). 1 - CAVHD vi/ofatt 19 aft 1 -.COS, JMWAVE w/o/att - 3 - Files a ; Knopp W/o S/¢ ' 5 Cid Prk Doc FORWA N Wier BY RID/A es ney : eo. i : . CROSS REFERENCE O° “DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER _ | oaTe PSO cI TS 7- 7/5 UMMA-26017 4 May 1965 ‘ L : : . . CLASSIFICATION [was FILE NUMBER ‘ . ; ~e “} $0-6-122/2 - SECRET CONTINUATION OF Dara ch WING AAD NUMTL i DISPATCH SECRET A HMMA- 26017 5. The Station is investigating through LICRAFT - 1 the passport issuing service in the Miami area, as mentioned in reference cables, and will forward details in separace cer esporcsacs, Exaniples: of Miami-issued passports will be made available for Headquartera ‘peruaal, 6. The Station wishes to express its appreciation to “KURIOT for prompt action in response to reference Ae a} fawn FF Pactihor. j,. Willard C. CURTIS i TL ESSH CATION | PAGE NO USE PRCVICUS ESI s E CG R E T abe TinveEd. Z waDge ae ‘ cone OC) ovees - REPROOUCTION PSOMIB ITED Saye rg edt era) " put ae fe ar i wet Ld heae ta Se Fo Orsi le: Ny - mei Sbe ‘ fa YR. FILE b De. wn/ee--. TAR - Devore Cp revel: ie & e n Be oruvese coiR WAVE CITX MEXI~3234 TN: PAQUAT IC “typrtiowion 1. PBRUMEN ORDINARY PASSPORTS FOR LIONIONS t AND 2 HAVE EXPIRED. SUBJS CANNOT TRAVEL FROM -MEXI BECAUSE MEX] GOVERNMENT wtf “WILL NOT ISSUE REENTRY PERMIT IN EXPIRED PASSPORT, PSPRIME GOVT WILL NOT ISSUE YISA IN ABSENCE MEXI REENTRY PERMIT. MEX! GOVT : 9 STANDS PAT EXPLAINING, RIGHTLY, THAT PBRUMEN EMB WILL ISSUE NE : "PASSPORT TO ANY PBRUMEN CITIZEN REGARDLESS OF POLITICIAL Oo 4 GLEARNINGS HENCE LIONIONS MUST GET NEW PASSPORTS. y 2. FOR REASONS OPERATIONAL SECURITY LIONIONS CANNOT VISIT ENB FOR NEW PASSPORTS since "HEY KNOWN BY SIGHT TO EMB PERSONNEL as _ MEXICAN NEIGHBORS. THIS SITUATION RESULTED IN COMPLICATED AND EXPENSIVE CXO ESCORTED "BLACK" BORDER GORSSINGS BY LIONIONS LAST YEAR WHEN THEY VISITED RELATIVES IN PBPRIn R +’3. CAN HQS OR JMWAVE ISSUE NEW PBRUMEN PASSPORTS FOR BOTH ' . a _cAOENTS? PLS CABLE PROCEEDURE, MEXI PREPARED POUCH OLE PASSPORTS 7 - AND SPARE PHOTOS, LICNIGNS WISH TRAVEL SOON,- . Lt ax) ; 4. FYI JMWAVE: LICRAFT=1 RECENTLY PURCHASED TWO EXCELLENT) So se aaa NEW PBRUMEN PASSPORTS IN JHWAVE REGRET SONS, AT cost, 15 sa) ci FS0'8 Remove from Projects O4FE6 HAN ' om CS Classifteayton; 50-4 -AILAL i “D 14-13 7- Whs sos gprs 77 . 7 Box: JY Fold:_ : . i. el i gae 14-0000 | ae o,f oe 2 Pema ene SECRET ge Pe BAS S cre ore aT ees co OTe pas { \ H i AAR ee nee 3 ai 14-0000 TLASSUNIC ANON . . . RECALL BSHiS. ACTION . a > oo “SECRET — . j PARKED FOG INDEUNG crepe tod DISPATCH Chief, KURIOT — Actn: Peter T. SWINE! XX} wo thot nina eequieep ONLY QUALIFIED OF SK Chlef,. WH Division. oa FROM ” MICROFILA Chief of Station, Mexico Clty SUBJECT } -- Avallabllicy of the Nikon Television System AQUATIC/Operationa ACTION REQUIRED « REFERENCES . 1. At the time of Hugh T. FRANCOTTE's departure from Head- quarters; KURIOT had recently beyun an extensive evaluation of the Nikon closed circule televisloa system, If this particular system Js now considered “operational, FRANCOTTE wishes to be. so advised, as there may he a possible application for It Ine - support of an operation at the Mexico City Station. Lawrence F. BARKER was recently briefed. by FRANCOTTE on the Nikon system, and Is now Interested In obtalalny additional facts concerning it. BARKER, who is responsible for the LIONION Project, foresees 3 possibility for Its use In the LIONION photographic basehouse. 2. tt was thought that perhaps the system could bey further “operatlonally tested" at this baschouse, and at the same time, the Station could examine the possibility of a permanent} Instal- lation, Presently, LICNION/T Is utilizing a Balscope a Pentax camera for obtaining photographic coverage of the entrante to the PBRUMEN Embassy. Provided the televislon camera could bk equipped with a telephato lens of about the same focal length as tne combination of the Balscope and 20x eyeptece, this syst aight be a sultable substitute for the equipment now In service. . . 3. tt Is requested that the Mexico City Station be advised IF the Nikon television system 15 available, and Headquarters ; thoughts concerning the testing of It at the LIONION basehouse, Willard C. CURTIS OS Cory FILED IN Ze 6 22 fe. ; CISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUASE@ DATE HMMA-25961 29 April 1965 CLASSIFICATION - HGS FILE NUMBER SECRET 50-6-122/1 14.90000 \ . \ : MPG. Sova eque/eny Uh yuDeF ia INDLX ext of IETS {yp NO INDEX = oT a aie IN CS FILE NO... © CATE : S Soot sd 10, t NEXICO CITY from, DIRECTOR , - 1 . . ; 4 | creor $2651 | sguaTIc LIONION SO , REF MBX 098%: (IN 79741) A. BULSE CAMERAS BEING MODIFIED AND RECONDITIG!#.. . TW CORRECT FAULTS SURFACED DURING LIONION OP. Meevestisrens ca rmsil wm) AMBRA THREE WEEKS PROVIDING NO UNFORESEEN » BY CONTA CTOR SVALLASILITY FI RST c “DISPICULTISS cCCUR. 2 IF PRESENT CAMERA INOPERABLE SUGGEST RETURN To ROBOT AND VLS-2 OR K-200 WITH BURST BRACKET AND VLS-2 FOR INTERIM OPERATICNAL COVERAGE. a. OA SRCOND CAMERA WILL BE SENT MEXI AS SCON AS RECCNDITIONING ° f| COEPLETED FOR USE STANDBY. - END OF MESSAGE - » mo | *LIONICN pulse camera malfunctioning ai Recuest Hq forward replacenent. - ; \ PSL/CMMENT: Ti t/Mexico Miss Bustos by phone i023 Tou /{ FD Lr. Ericlson in drsit ; U7 i — BSS C/TSD/OA COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATIAG OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROFABITED. Copy No
104-10188-10023.pdf
| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | 0188-10023 _ >) SECRET ; . ; = . Od) wt : FROM: (Hoadquarten eM punanty / a ST . | se _WH/1 ; oo __ SUBJECT AND PROJECT FILE REQUEST oe ice area ; ~ ” AND FIELD NOTIFICANON OF ACTION H Co . _— * TP/AN Oo a woOor + (Statlon/Bare) i Mexico City . ; "INFORMATION F N FOR REQUEST TERS ~ ° _ e HTEM TO. ENTE OCO THLE WHEN AMEENTING A TITLE. : COMPLETE ITEMS 1 THROUGH 12 ANY FILES. SUCH AS 208 OF PROJECT SUS THAT ANE @eE- 1 wet , : -UTEM S-ALL FILE TITLES MUST RE STERILE SINCE THEY Witt . ‘ ; . eT . LATLO TO THE SHE COVED DY TH1S HLQUEST: TEM 10 May = : APPEAR ON THE FILO OOS AND ON MACHINE LISTS. ALSO DE USED TO GIVE REASONS FOL TE ACHION WEING RE- mT . ITEM © ALL RCMARKS WEST BE STFRILE. . QUESTEO, TO TOF NEY THE TYPE OF MATERIAL TONE PLACED . yO INA FILE OR TO MAKE GTHEA EXPLANATOHY REMARKS. (TEM 7 ANO G=USE FaSS? THREE LETT aS OF DIGPATCH SYM: OOLS FOR FIELD ST. NEAQQUARTEMS ELE. Tae MENTS ACCORDING ~A RLCGHOS OFFICER MUST SIGN ALL FILE ACTION KE; s. CONSULT YOUR HMO ON ANY PROULEMS THAT ARE eta : VRE OF FRE, Cl SUBJECT « suuseCT 074/2 _O PROJECT bat ON RECOMMIE. Trey iDATED OPEN BILE AMEND FILE TITLE REOPEN SG REMANKS FOR FIELD DSS SISUTIOND 'O. INTERESTED NEADGUAHTERS OFSK TLIST ACTION OESK FIRST? FOINTERESTED STATIONS ae TS ONCYT HMM 050 _o ., hd FILES. ACTION 7 . CHARGE PERMANENTLY FO PREPARE FGLOER AND (OFFICER @ DESKI SIS TUACTEO UNRESTRICTED SEND TO REQUESTER x, G INSTRUC TIONS aa winbauaNTeus ROUTING IND! 13. “REQUEST APPROVED OY 7 COORDINATION SIGNATURE OF URANCH/OLEN RB. O, fwriere APPLICADLE) th ENDORSEMENT SuNarune UF ORANCH, Sees aati es Few le. CODE FILE) NU “s “a IC OG SECRET ; 38 1—cs copy 14-0000 acvance cone” [_]iveveo 2 [rite vr i! aby a Lit WINE. oP FL. SECRET 1419552 aw 72 CITE HENXICE CITY 19236 i ) DIRTECH IFO PANTECH, DIRECTOR ; — “AQUATIC KDAFGHAN MDFACTOR oo REF Aw HiA-41502 | oe Be PANTECH 1879S: Cyr 0 92 9F) 1, PLS PROCURE TyO 1090 Ft CATADIOPTRIC LENSES WITH CANERAS AS REQUESTED REF A. 2. FOR PANTECH:. NOT “secessyey enccune SPGTHATICS UNLESS ADVISED DIFFEREWILY BY DIRTECH. GP=1, ECRET iu 1 ‘ Ly fu Us4 -297 0? (eure) ued - °¢99 Qunetesie fhe oy cl Ce Lue. wt un ebrcaad FLYP ve — Zo] a fact, pa - KD AE ron wae The wt WEA biU 1h ght oat ght f a wit E . 7 : a | a a a f% to ad 2 ,. Ce secret “Pet /coy hee) WC TAR AT PB assurita MESSAGE ocas ous vat marerees . . “SECRET sWhen Filled ind * CULE SECRETARIAT DIUSSEMINAT I Ce : a rr, ADVANCE COPY (tissue Oo SLOTTED | REPELS T IC OF mars Os eet veoeey Ol-es Ove . CLasetee re co trie se. 7 C2 g ore ate Lot mehr to Ce Fane wee ‘ O1sstu py GC) fina ere CJecruen ve a 1 veenee _ACTION CHANGE : acTiCcn wo, 463-4 Masten Cin 19230 IN See £ . . (STATION s NUMEER) (ON MUMBLaD - “Crs COMMENT:. THE ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE HAS . BEEN TR. ANSFERRED - . ‘FROM oo : Tsb - : . 1Q4VISION) TO a te —_____.. oO a y 1ONVISION) ; ? BY . : dre Laveere TSH FQ (NAME, DIVISION, AND EXTENSION) Ke L Srp foam ced 2 Pz (NAME. DIVISION, AND EXTENSION} IN COORDINATION WITH : ao) ‘| .. SECRET 14-0000 roy roy ER ABR AE RU) —PRXESSS TRIN DISPATCH i. BCRET | eee eR t i ot | | { , Chief of Station, Mexico City oe ee. | x bie won: eee | | IKI : : : ! Tow aD 4 Pp ee ef fine eng _ i irom 7 a i Chief, Mestera Hemisphere Division i cc _KDFACTOR. Project _ Amendment _ ee oe AGEN HON ReriTy 4 RULEINGES 4 ws Ll. Project. KDFACTOR waS amended 10 December 1971 for $4,260 for FY 1971 .to cover the termination bonuses for “KDFACTOR-1 and@ KDFACTOR-7. Tho -Project amendment also provides. funds of $19, 000 for FY. 1972 and $20,000 for FY 1973. \ 2... One of the provisos of the Project amendment is that the _ Station furnish Headquarters an updated security review of this ~ operation with particular attention of the knovledgeability of terminated agents and thoir families. The Station should also address itself ‘to the contingency that the present sites or ‘personnel willbe blown and investigate alternate means of 2 - COS, Haxico City os COPY ’ CROSS REFERENCE TO ; TSP AION SYMBGL AND NUMBER Tate 23 5E c . ~ continuing the KDFACTOR coverage. Please forward the security : review to arrive at Headquarters no later than 15 March 1972. i , vr? \ a \ iam : : Leslie D. CLEBANOFF ea) > - , am y | ra > { gS a | ert i RST SUTASUE F035 | | { Dist: | ! | 1 ‘i | | nn i} ; aMMW-18773 typed 21 Dec 1971 easton — eT TO \ SECRET $0-6-74/2 ORIGINATING L = was SJ; 1-~ IP COOK DUVATING QFE S MAME THERUNG ; ORES PANE Ste oda i John C. Murr Vi | Al-ta- EWIQUS EOITION, Jf-20000 -_ is ila li Hh de Se [ DISPATCH Chief, Westera Hemisphere Division . FROLEDSING ACHON MARKED 198 INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRID ONLY QUALIFIED OFS CAN IUDGE INDEGNG Chief Soviet Bloc Division Chief of Station, Mexico City ft ~ [wrewornue Oqurnover of LIEMPTY. Project _ : Seiad a, ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ACTION REQUIRED: None. For your information, REFERENCE “3 HMMA-39,679, 28 October 1970 l. Primary responsibility for the operational and administrative handling of tho LIEMPTY Project was transferred, effective 1 Decomber 1970, within the Station from the RED'rOP . to the Operational Support Section, - This transfer was made as part of our effort to consolidate basic support functions in the Operational Support Section, and to relieve tho REDTOP Section of activities. which do not contribute directly to the pursuit.of priority recruitment targets, However, the REDTOP Section will continue to be the principal consumer of the LIEMPTY product as received from the LILYRIC and LICALLA photo surveillaaca points, It will also be the maio provid- er of guidance and requests for specfal LILYRIC/LICALLA a coverage, oO o 2, The pravious REDTOP Case Officer (Bruce H, FERNALD) introduced the new Case Officer, Howard T, BAGAUS, to LIEMPTY~ 9, -13, and ~14 in early December. LIMOUSINE, owner of the LILYRIC property, will continue to be handled by Timothy 4. ARCHBOLD of the REDTOP Section. y 4 4} , Aheirvridh 7. Ls Lill _ fare 7. domme Uoward J. nADLE ‘ DISTRIBUTION: 2. C/¥aD 1 - C/SBD Me MLE fit (R55 REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SEMBOL AND NUMBER Tart . HMMA-39,832 9 December CLASSINCATION ~ _ HGS FILE NUMBER SECRET “B0-6-74/9 a Pr ADVANCE COPY Oo 98td O ayorres Owsaew aes «a , MAE ANDO INITIALS - SEEN AY / CAsLe Secretariat Orsseuy NA DON - ~tnh ASS: iD FESSAGE € pa CoSES . FCSN OES a = . I iv “SECRET woawerecredieh {<" | se’ : {When Filled : bene oe oa ime Ceashey ro #1 NO 2 vr ar. weer TO PILE NO. _ #010 Oner te SECRET 1121302 yu 69 CITE MEXICO CITY @915 ‘Hfdui 69206900 DIRECTOR . . - Oo yw ADMIN/LOGS/LIEMPTY — 7 (uf REFERENCESt A. DIRECTOR 194395 B, BOOK DISPATCH 6678 C.. HONTA “9673 ‘1. KEYED TO REFERENCE 3. Ae RAMBLER AMERICAS SEDAN B. 13969 C. SERIAL AK-17560 D. MV-2947 | E, 3258.25 USD PURCHAS PLUS 97.75 USD MEXICAN TAX; TOTAL 3358.03 USD. G. REGISTERED AS GERENDE PERSONAL VEHICLES RECORDED ON FINANCE VOLCHER @ca3e DTD 9 JULY 1969 2, DISPOSAL MV ~ 2606 PEPORTED RESESENCE C. SECRET , FTN ghe7 oo pie oo — | YY sets f ae \ os SECRET 4.00000 ‘ a 7 t “ : . . — t- -_ MISSAGR PUR i ROUTING AND/ZOR INITIALS + SEEN BY weit corpus: Ona: ‘Damon Watters/sah- ” UNIT: WH/Logistics [hee BE iE c RET If : oar 6232 y pare 10. July 1969_ fe an ‘ Cagis Gecat aL OlsseMNarion OD) woux O NO INDER 0 RETUAN TO |. eee RRA 5 me Li : (J rat ww comano. |. oe eet a Le aie aeons : - _ - a i srcher a _ . — ‘cive pinecron. II Hes oe 192 822 hed. a te) 7 MEXICO CITY | ADMIN Locs LIEMPTY a a REF:. DIRECTOR 83554 i 7 " REQUEST STATION ADVISE STATUS -MV-2947 AND DISPOSITION ' MV-2606,. INFO NEEDED SOONEST FOR COMPILING NEW BUDGET a ; ESTIMATES. END OF MESSAGE . a iat . e : . 4-z Mera fy. | WH/L 4, a: eh borin yy 4 nite BROE ; . R. L. KING 3 C/WHD . DISTRIBUTION: ; : . C/AWH/ nog 2 ‘ OL/SD/FSB/vs 6 SL : : SOORDINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER SECRET buledoe ES) aurea NG - REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. com no. : + ; , masiaaa rom . TOTAL COPURS: ome: UH. Peverili/jt | : TS] sec Snel ; wer: Rug Logis tres a cc REY : an «6282 , i vars 5 March 1969 coy . f . (1D wiorx . ( casrmoy =) meruans sence [[} ae tio ‘CO wren PRUE UH CE FRE WO, _{elassitication) SC steret DQ tt Bags emomcor 8355 4 . - . 4 nil MEXTtO. CITY *- 6 . ADS EN LOGS LELMPTY Bie Phd DM LTCO GETY OASK CEN? L1843) & 1. STATION AUTIORTZED DISPOSE V+ 2606 PER FR 45-315) AND REPLACE LOCALLY WITH 1969 RAMBLER, COST NOT TO EXCHEED 94000,00, MV-2947 APPLIES TO. NEW VENICLE, i 2, APVISE DESCRIPTION MYV-2937 AND DISPOSAL ACTION’ i : MV=2606 WHEN ACCOMPLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH BN-6678.,: 1 pices Sem En TH] aa, EXD OF MESSAGE . . ys i AR | WH Comment: *Refercence requested approval te replace locally oan . a 1963 Rambler which has reached 7Zs,000 riles { and is in need of repairs. 7 g oo os a ah wih ey ! ! . 7s : Lie HGP ice « V. GROE » 6 ‘ a WELL Lyi ! ; “DISTRIBUTION: wie. Rk, L. KINA 4 3 a7 C/WiD . . : “en « C/NU/LOG , re ; OL/SD/ES8/VS — an 3 cory M3 Pad. BF 2. ry . “4 COORDINATING OFFICERS _5t a Soe 744 oe . . . nati i af RELEASING OFFICER S E Cc c. LE T . al rai alia babdareeiicel ING foppheonon REPROPUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, cory NO. 14-0000 —— AVANCE Copy im $$ur0 | ssortro . tJ# 7 LJnocorr i: DIRECTOR. -_ ‘ (Hts mt 1843 Loa rl 4. FILE: $0-6-74/2._ 4G Eaae See aerans ar Dissent NATION c ahennn Mus fac: can Tora, L Cor 1S ee (7) ([pESRET a When Filled Inj} C.48Fery TO FE NO ev aha? TO Pk NOL tue mo Cheer to emancn cL) orstagy Cj sic, ? aL ~ * sin m/au) Lees J pps B on is iy ——— »C RET 1122102 WAR 69 CITE NEXICO CITY| 945a—y Onsen ov 4 SE LIEMPTY Locs 1. REQUEST APPROVAL REPLACE NV-2606, USED BY RAYHON H. GERENDE AS LIEMPTY PRINCIPAL AGENT. REPLACEMENT REQUESTED ON. FOLLOWING GROUNDS: J. VEHICLE NEARLY SIX YEARS OLD AND HAD 72,000 MILES aS OF 1 MARCH 1969, B. IN NEXT SIX MONTHS VEHICLE WILL NEED REPAIRS TO ENGINE, 5 COST OF WHICH EXCEEDS. : BRAKES, STEERING AND BODY, ESTIMATE } 50 PER CENT OF CURRENT CASH VALUE OF CAR, WHICH ESTIMATED AT 1000. DOLLARS. : : T SUIVALENT VERICLE, COST NOT TO EXCEED 4000 DOLLARS. BELIEVE LOW-PRICED AMERICAN BRAND SEDAN SUCH 7 { AS RANSLER AWERICAN WILL FIT OPERATIONAL, SECURITY, AND COVER ReUIREMENTS. NECESSARY MON KDCAVAILABLE IN PROJECT AS STATION PROJECTS FYSS LIENPTY OBLIGATIONS AT 55,000 DOLLARS AGAINST PROJECT APPROVAL OF 45,320 DOLLARS FOR FYS9. Se IF APPROVED, PLS INCREASE FIELD PROCUREMENT ALLOTMENT. . SECRET LS-COPY SECRET ye Ue Plar6F . OF sane rao | 14-0000 any ee meee, Lhe see : . . : bes Lt 24% . A & Ae Sec ae te rasay DO. SSCABNATION Coss Mes Sera Toran ra Coe ts /Y ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN LY LESS TROT — a en in pn em \2 io} ? RAE: SCRET . _[istnen ited amy anct cCoev C7} wsuto Cc] morte | : Cassy 1O FRE NO ae ar. ar. _% . 2 . if ARP TO FILE NO. Date oe OE a _}| rucmo (aur. 10 enancu() odstaoy (a. SON cee re ee ae JA 7 Crocon Coco as nifA, Lees £ es Be Ss iche T 1122102 MAR 69' CITE NEXICO CITY 9438 Coe fe° DIRECTOR © me a ; . “EN : . LIENPTY LOGS ~ htesls mL 1643 1. REQUEST APPROVAL REPLACE HV-2606, USED BY RAYHON He GERENDE-AS LIENPTY PRINCIPAL AGENT. REPLACEWENT ReQuesteD ON FOLLOWING GRCUNDS . J. VEHICLE NEARLY SIX YEARS OLD AND HAD 78,600 WILES AS OF 1 RARCH 1969. ; B. IN NEXT SIX NONTHS VEHICLE WILL NEED REPAIRS TO ENGINE,. BRAKES, STEERING AND BODY, ESTIMATED COST OF WHICH EXCEEDS 50 PER CENT OF CURRENT CASH VALUE OF CAR, WHICH ESTIMATED AT 1G00 DOLLARS. "2. PLAN REPLACE MV-2606 WITH EQUIVALENT VEHICLE, CCST NOT TO EXCEED 4000 DOLLANS. BELIEVE LOW-PRICED ANERICAN BRANE “SEDAN SUCH as MBLER AMSRICAN WILL FIT OPERATIGNAL, SECURITY, AND COVER REULRENENTS. NECESSARY MONHDCAVAILAELE IN PROJECT AS STATION PROGECTS FYSS LI EMPTY OBLIGATIONS AT 38,000 DOLLARS AGAINST PROJECT APPROVAL OF 43,320 DOLLARS FOR FYSS. 3. IF APPROVED, PLS INCREASE FIELD PROCURSUENT ALLOTHENT « 4. FILE: 50-6-74/2. 14-0000 HMMA 35208, 6 august 1968 LIEMPTY/6 terminated amicably and resettled by his son-in-law - was content with termination bonus of £1,736. Following termination, affec- _ tive 31 May 1968, the LIMITED base nouse went out of existence - station did not retain apartscnt since coverage from LILMUIC Ls completely satisfactory. _ LILYRIC personnel have done such good work that station now has better coverage - tran ever and at lear coet. 14-0000 ene Naney Perkins/re - a ee WHS EO | : or Gad ° pare: a Apr 68 . NBL “3 on DESTINATION : _} pees [ ] osreoe PY eeuin to. . ij ; fm fe a a rn wa } FO imoet tC] PRO IN CA Pe MO. . ty Se ee a ae maw bY __ Cia, tet: ote“ rere erro Ca n ES RE . 19 2? 022 cre pinecton $3006 ” vextco erry a v\e | WuPTI Sb ppont 7 REF: MEXICO CITY 5263 (IN 93773)* - 1. LIEMPTY PROJECT STILL BEING PROCESSED. IF APPROVED is a, : AePRWE Tarte oe . SUBMITTED, WILL €0ccRAIN 542,135 FOR FISCAL 68, STATION SHOWS.’ ces $31,071 OBLIGATED AS. OF 31 MARCH, LEAVING BALANCE OF 311,114.) ON BASIS PAST EXPENDITURES, CAN PROJECT ROUTINE DISBURSEMENT OF ABOUT $10,000 DURING APRIL, MAY AND JUNE, WHICH WOULD INDICATE INSUFFICIENT FUNDS TO PAY $4, 736° HSS BONUS, BARRING UNLIKELY POSSIBILITY YOUR: UNLIQUIDATED OBLIGATIONS CAN BE LIQUIDATED 50 AS TO. COVER IT. . 2, RATHER THAN RETRIEVE PROJECT BEFORE APPROVAL IN ORDER TO AMEND IT, SUGGEST You TERMINATE LIEMPTY/6 AND CLOSE Linh} tp | ga’ PAY BONUS 1 JULY FROM FY 69 FUNDS, @2esieaee END OF MESSAGE funds, cover this? 7 | WH COMMENT: *Wish terminate LIEMPTY/6 and pay bonus. Will project : . 7 a hl \ OA yom B): Lente Coot ibecion + CeWILLIAM V. BROED > wn/per Le be vecfll (aise it “W./J0 KAUFMAN Sewn ee P| C/WH/Y COORDINATING OFFICERS ntieasine Orrices : . SEC RI E T AUTHENTICATING 4. OEPICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1s PROMIAITED, COPY NO f 2 14-0000 . | an an oo . moter CPves tr. _ oo. * we. . & ‘ CLASSIFY TO FILE RS. 5 7! x ixGsi61c0 MESSAGE SECRET FAUSON’ UNIT AOTIFICO a-RUE TO FILE NO. advance Copy a tasvce DJ cree shen SECRET DiRECTOR _ iia: 7. LiGNPiy a ; ae to STATION PLANS TERMINATE CIEMPT: 6 avo CIDER LIME 1 BeSE MOUSE EFFECTIVE $i MAY 68. LIMLTED cOVenad th We 1 Secs j | C COMPLETELY RELIABLE OR THORAWGH CUP AGvaAN NG Ral ese a TAS ' HEALTH LIEMPTY 65 LELYRIC BASE HOUSE win: ASL hee TN : WORKIBG HOURS TO PROVIDE FULL SIX Gay COvefAdhs 0 CUAL LA Le o 5 ; | : CONTINUES UNCHANGED. TAKING INTO ACCOUNT SAlakt .NSSEA SES PLANNED SOR LiL YRIC AND LICacLA PERSONNEL, SAVINGS oF 4099 DOLLARS THRU LIMLLEG LeRoi (2. REQUEST BPPROVAL PAY LIEMPTY-6 TERETRAD OG Hee 07 aon $9,280 FESUS £4756 LOLLARS? BASED UN STaAncaARs tT HREE MONTHS SALARY Pi.US OWE MONTH FoR bade Tol: teak Le SERVICE ¢ THIRTEEN YEARS), 47 CuRREN, Salas “3. PLS ADVISE STATUS LIEMPTY PROLLIT SeNiw. wl aL Srna, fare SPL TS INFORM STATic# TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE FoR Or ce, TERMINATION Bonus, SECRET 14-0000 —— _ - cs. aie v4 : 1 POS ISGG AHH DISPATCH im SECRET 7 fuses es ne _Chies, WH Chief, SB wy a . Chief of Station, Mexico City. MISA LIEEPTY/Menoranda_ of Oral Commitments _ AGTON BES. Std Bete ' Forwarded herewith aro authentic copies of Memoranda of: Oral Commitments reflecting salary increases for the following LIEMWTY agents: - a. LIEMPTY-9 ; Salary increased froa 4,000 pesos to 4, 500° pesos per month, : : en at ee rae . flan on b. LIEMPTY-14 : Salary dncreased from 1,800 pesos to . 1,900 pesos por month, - . . ete FEZ fob Cc, LIEMPTY-26 ; Initial salary set at 700 pesos per month. d, LIEMPTY-27 ; eased from 1,500 peses to 1,800 pesos per month, Fesecag f° Be ted for/Willard C, CURTIS Attachments; HOCH (4) Distribution; ~ e2-= C/Wil, watts, | . _2 = C/SB, w/atta, 2 2: - fo Ligny - — es col. ae - SMSO) AND NUMBER oie HMMA-34573 _| 2 tay i968 | | Has FUE NOMSER 80-6=74/2 CUitiFCATION RCORET ies er tee geet se Gti FELASA Ss SR 14-0000 | DISPATCH Chief, WM TULANE ATION re OCSENG ACTON Chief, SB LIEMPTY Properties _ ae en ACTION RIQUIRED.- FE REFERLNCES ve “REFERENCE: HMMW-15952, 27 November 1967 1. Headquarters’ confusion regarding the various LIENPTY- properties is understandable, although each change in location was duly reported as it occurred, and at various times project renewal requests, progress reports, and other correspondence has pinpointed the locations of the base houses involved, The con- fusion undoubtedly stems from the unfortunate fact that LIMITED and LILYRIC in effect exchanged approximate locations in 1966 without chanping cryptonyms. Up to this point, LIMITED had been in a building owned by WOFIRM (with LIMOUSINE frenting fer WOFIRM). LILYRIC had been renting an‘apartment in a building in which WOFIRM had no financial interest. In 1265, however, LINQUSINE “bought the property cottaining the building in whieh LIMITED had been located, Vaced tite building,-and built a new building. in which an apartment was rented to the Station (the rent, however, was to be returned to the Station for three years as partial paywent.on the ican which the Station had given LI {OUSINE so that he could buy the building), For various operational reasons it was decided to put. the LILYRIC personnel into the new building, instead of the LIMITED crew, LIMITED was therefore moved into "the - building which LILYRIC had occupied, At, this point, of course, new cryptonyms Should probably have been! assigned in order to ~ avoid the. confuSion which has evidently develcrped, (fhis Was not, however, Simply a switch of personnel ~ eact base house retained. its organizational integrity, which is undoubtedly why crypts were not changed). AS far as LICALLA 4s concerned, the confusica eeecess econtinued Distribution: 2- C/ WH, W/att. - ii 2— C/SB, Watt. Qi BNE Kiardtad TY Attachment; , : ' Identity Sheet (under separate cover) Se LAT. fe) con CROSS REFERENCE 10 . CISPATCA yeasol x NUMER . : dalt ; : : HIMLA-33814 oo, 8 January 1°63 rs oC es CE |. SECRET: : | 50-6+74/2 CONTHUATION OF ( -|- a i DISPATCH va SECRET i enn i | probably steams from the-tact that, while jts Location has not changed, it is located within the LIMNUST buildiu:, which iis: owned by WOFIRM (with LIMOUSINE acting as front") and which is achinistered. within the LINBKSA project. As stated, however, all of this has been carefully documented for Headquarters, {''The ° LIMOUSINE purchase of the old LIMITED building yenerated consid- erable correspondence (see particularly #eAL Zid’ and Dit 77745 of January 1U05). IMIMA-28922 and HMMA-29400 spelled out the- reasons tor switching LILYRIC and LIMITZD, and the completion of the move was reported in HMMA~30687, Finally, sketches and Plans of the LILYRIC and LIMITED tousges in their new locations -were forwarded with HNMA=-31303, dated 7 February 1967, yas “far as LICALLA is concerned, its location and status was never open to question, and its location in the LIMYUST complex 18 regularly ~ “mentioned in LIMESA progress renewal requests, The Station under- Stands that a memo describing the locations of the varidis base houses was attached to the most récent LIMESA project. renewal request when it was submitted to the staffs by WH/1l, | 1MA~SSSLA i i 2, Personnel within the. base housés js also well-documented (most of the LIEMPTY progress reports have identified each agent .in each house).,; and the personnel have uever been switched from house to house, Perhaps the best rundown of these personnel is Raymond H. GERENDE's security review, forwarded with HMMA-31164, 24 January 1967, a Ny 3, “Station Real Property reports are also, with one exception (MEXY-41), up-to-date and they reflect current condi- tions, MEXI-03 does, of course, include LICALLA, Nevertheless, the Station asked for $1800 for rent-and utilities for the following reasons; first of all, utilities are an unrecoverable expense no matter who owns the apartment, Secondly, the’ rent, even though returned to the Station because WOFIRM owns| the building, must. physically be paid by the occupant of LICALLA, He, in turn, is reimbursed by the Station via GERENDE, | LIMOUSINE eventually returns the money, at which tine it is credited to expense, This could, of course, be handled differently! but the Station has always found it convenient to finance in this manner, largely becausé finances with LIMOUSINE are handled on a! semi-~ annual basis, The reimbursement, therefore, often comes, many ‘ menths after the payment, . 4. The Station neglected ton cancel MEXI-41, which, should be done as it refers to LILYRIC in its old location, before the move in 1966, LILYRIC is now MEXI-132, and is in the building ommed by LIMOUSINE. Rent payments are, aS originally latended; being used to ‘nelp liquidate LIMOUSINE's debt, and, as inatructed in HMMS-4814, 15 June 1966, the Station ts crediting this money to miscellaneous receipts, There can be, therefore, no! question of the need to include money for LILYRIC rent and utilities in the LIEMPTY project. LILYRIC rent is, and has been since the “apartment.was occupied in October 1966, 3,900 pesos per, month, which amounts to $2,889 per yeay ($3,200 has heen requested in order to include utilities). Headquarters is correct in stating ‘that the agreed-upon figure for the rent in this new building was 2,300 pesos per month, Statior files irdicate that, the reason for the increase (and this apparently was not reported -to Headquarters) was that the bank which holds the major. part of LIMOUSINE's loan had determined ‘that 3,969 pesos was a fair price for the apartment, The Station had, of course, no choice but to go along with this, . . I 5. The Station has no record of MEXI-092, but it ils likely that this is the old LIMITED apartment, which was indeed . purchased by WOFIRM (via LIMOUSINE) in 1955, But since 'ithat ‘building was later purchesed and razed by LIMOUSINE, the old LUMITED apartment ceased to exist. The LIMITED base house was subsequently transferred to the building which had previously housed LILYRIC (but not to the same apartment, and LIMITED is Crass iat 14-0000 ER RE GR ES aE CONTINUATION OF O° | oo, - i : | DISFAICH : ; S ECR Ss tr | HMMA-3as24 now carried, in its current lscation, as MEX?T=113, As was the case witn oid LILTHIC, the rent souey fs not returned to the Station {WorIRyM has no financial interest in the by We nus At is evident that the LixMPTY project renevnal, which used to say 'LIMITKD and LICALLA rents are returned to Station ty. LINOUSINN and credited to Station miscellaneous receipts" should now carry the footnote "LICALLA rent is returned to the Station nud credtted to expense; LILYRIC rent is, and will be through’ September 1969, returned to the Station by LIMOUSINE and credited to miscellaneous receipts as partial Payment on Station loan to LIMOUSINE," . : : G6. Finally, the LIEMPTY darkroon is the room where the films taken by LICALLA, LILYRIC, LIMITED, and LIENTRAP are ‘developed, printed, and (on request) enlarged by LIEMPTY-4, ,, Khis- darkroor . is located. “in GERENDS's apartment, and he is pald 1,000 pesos: per month for maintenance of the darkroon in recognition. ‘of the fact that one room in his living quarters has been turned into a darkroom, and his electric and water bills are substantially higher than they would normally be with- ‘ont a darkroom on the premises. GERENDE is building a house “which he expects to occupy in February 1968, ‘His plans for the house specifically include a LIEMFPTY darkroom, and he will continue to be paid 1,000 pesos per month for this. To cover this payment in the new house, MEXI-137 has been written and will be forwarded to Headquarters shortly, : . : 7. ‘(Yn answer to paragraph 5 of reference, it is hoped that the following suamary will end the contusion: a. LICALLA (i) MEX4-03 (2): Address’ under” ‘Separate cover (Identity-1), Bap ay (3) LICALLA has deen in operation at its present location since 1956, originally as a rented property. In September 1557 the building in which LICALLA is located (which consists of four units, collectively known as LIMUST) was purchased by the Station, with LIMOUSINES scting as a front. (4) Actual cost is nothing, since property is owned by WCFIRM, The original ourchase price for the four units was $40,000,000 with an additional $20,009.00 Spent on renovation, Rent is paid for cover purposes at the annual rate of $1,249.00 (5) Cost of atilities is estimated at $552,00 annually, (6) Since June 1957, LIEMPTY-9 (originally LIPSTICK-8%) has operated the LICALLA base house. No ‘other LIEMPTY agents are as sociated with LICALLA, b. LIMITED (1) MEXI-113 (2) Address under separste cover (identity 2) (3) LIMITED has been in its current location Since December 1964, and-it is a rented property. At its previous location, the LINITED base had been ir operation from 1953 until September 1064, (4), Annual rent is $1,440.00 . (5) Annual cost of utilities is estimated ai. $569.00. (6) LIEYPTY-6 {originally LIPSTICK=14) has’ operated the LIMITZD base house Cin both locations) since 1955. No other LIEMPTY agents are associated with LIMITED c. ‘uname 14-0000 ernie a ee tn gate meme Crate whites errr ererestrer rar yt ST Tes CONTINUATION OF an . | DISPATCH SECHET | UMMA-2u814 (1) MEXI-13 . (2) Address under separate cover (Identity 3) (3) LELYRIC has_been-in its present location gince Gelober 19654, wheu the new building was completed and ready for occupancy, it ig a rented property, although for three vears berinning 1 October 1966 the feet ig te be stturnes fo the Station aes castial sayment ona lean to LIMOUSINE, This loan was made to permit “LIMOUSINE to purchase the property and construct the buiiding in which LILYRIC is located, This property had previously belonged to WOFIRM and had. contained the | budlding in which LIMITED “had been located. LILYRIC was previously (November 1956 to September 1966) located ins --@ rented property (the same -building, but not the same ° apartment, in wnich LIMITED i# now located), : (4) Aunual rent is $2,880.00. . (5) Estimated. annual cost of utilities ie tor $320.00, : Lap TT) LIEMPTY=13 ‘(originally LIJERSEY=-2) has - Operated the LILYNIC base house (in both locations) since LILYRIC was established in 1956, . He is supported by his wife (LIEMPTY-14), and his son (LIEMPTY~27), ‘Another son, LIEMPTY-26, has also worked in LILYRIC. (Because LIEMPTY-13 has a full-time job, LIESMTY-14 does most of the photographic -work, assisted by LIEMPTY~27. LIEMPTY-13 does some of this. work, and makes all meetings with GERENDE,) : d. LIEMPTY photo lab. (1) MEXI- 137 (2) Address (as of February 1968) under separate cover (Identity ‘4),. (3) Actually, no ‘property as such ta involved here. The Chief of Station authorized payment to GERENDE for the use of a room in his quarters as a darkroom in 1964, after GERENDE was moved cut of a base house in which he lived (rent- free) and maintained the dark room, (4) and (5) | Annual cost is $960,00, including utilities. : (6): The occupant is GERENDE, although the photo . procesging is normally done by LIEMPTY-4. 8. It is hoped that, the above will shed some light on the. problem; the Station will be glad, to answer any further questions : ‘Headquarters may have, . . Lo Unvvtert pe Mes 30h, FOR/Willard C. CURTIS TRASSI GATOS SECRET tee ee nr ne ee nieces ene cae Ae ee ene ee Fates vss 530 VS PARTIED UT 14-0000 Identity (2) : Identity (2) ‘Identity (3) Identity (4) | Ba . : : fed wpe) : : . . *t aa See RET we “+ SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO: HMMA-33814, 9 January. 1968 IDENTITY SHEET ; : ao ' Benjamin Hill 15° Pedro Antonio de los Santos 104, apt, 17 : Gelati 2 (as this 1S a corner house it is also known as Pedro Antonio de los Santos 100), Penthouse Calle Bezares, Colonia Molino de Bezares,: Nexico _ 10, DF. j i peat nnd 2324 £S copy SO 6-79 oe ae Sm ee el Pee SNES 6 14-90000 } ap sak Peo a AEE A Chial, ae ty. i” aitachad as a - Ak | REV ERYNCE in reverts; collect loans and LIPEPTY tor lesa: Diattibutioa: 3g o- Chie’, : Lang a | Chie? of Station, naxteoo Clty - ‘ . . . . ern } 4 i ! i ‘AdwinyPinaece - Stetlon Accountiag for Tecenber 18e7. 4 Fi nae ge wo - j S 2 Bae t , . se both ey sep ate en oe ‘ACTION BEQUINED: Varagraph 3. OH. Book Dbenateh G27¢ cupy af ths aupdeect accounting. The origiaal - van forwarded ta thee Orfice ef Firancn wy raferauce &. | | i A. ieul-BS89 . : a ; | i | | requested in cafverenes KH, there sre So YY-1GH8 anliquidatod Pals PY 2.67 anlicuisates ebhligationn aro am follow: NUPSEORT — Bt, 484. Ge LA RELO TA: ae “iit 169.4 LGLISPK 2, OE. 30 WATE ratvonds Por sarohuurgea ron i} i » 1887, Srojecta LIBESA (Ul ean eon A DTS wpom receiec t for the periel Jengery tbew 3h will be cromilted ja Lika smoan tsa. Za mbvicea of Subelletasnts fer all #4 sO00 af available and that : Action” for Prosecia LICONGA and A xtdn ayatlsBlo as tho field ee) LUWSaGA = to Cravn)., rental of safescuse, are i wt llanaseun eperativaal expenses). LIGLE - ta 220,902 sse BAMA-I3he8a. ’ ter/TiLLart ¢, CURTIS ADD wr. Bid, aati. HUNT 8 5U3 ; - aa Saauary_ 1865 ~ op La at . Paws 6 ead E i } H i | i | i { | 86,760 (for quarters, oporational| i 4 i y ‘ } | H ! i { 1 t i i i . 0 esos [ae TS STREET iv DISPATCH | SE RET : Prawn . Chief of of Station, Mexico. 0, City : | = fro wopeng eit boo. b———— ee ee ae a ; testy QUALIETEO DESK [tan JUDGE INDELING : jo [MICRDEUM . ee MI Nd. (°" Chier, Festern Hensipherc Division Raat. — U2 LIBMPTY Properties AGN TRUDE 1. The presence of so many new desk personnel at headquarters ~- people who are unfamiliar with station history - means ‘that we must turn to you with questions oftener ‘than you night wish. Our present question concerns property involved in LIENPTY. (We are submitting the.project ag. received from the field, but do not . “understand the. background very well. ) | @, HMMA11257 of 16 “January 1959, a project renewal, said that "approximately one year ago the LICALLA base was : purchased by KUBARK through:. LIMOUSINE", and we have not found any cables or dispatches which would show a change in that status. Does MEXI-03 LIMUST/LIMESA (see Real Property Report of August 1967) Include LICALLA? If so, and if we own LICALLA, why does it cost us $1800 a year for rent and utilities? (Up until the subsission dated 1963 the project renewal used to say “LIMITED and BRICALLA rents are returned. to station by LIMOUSINE and credited to station miscellaneous receipts" but after that time this sentence was elimfnated.) (Continued. .) Diytribdution: ; 2-COS, Mexico City CRORS REFERENCE TO. a 7 CISRAICH SYMGOL AND MUASIR . . atl 2 OP en ra . , FMW 15952 27 November 1967 SE c RAyiaor- "SOO 472 ORIGINATING _ : - i te , FA 8, Binet i ton COORDINATING , OFFECE SYMBOL j DATE OHER'S RAME RELEASING ; CitRE SMSO jr CHEICER'S StanATuRE LGA asllren . we, C/WasL oo. Woo, Moa Gtnal , | gr 53 use PREVious EDITION. . vor 5 a @ e) ay 7 £ AA : : Poe Pal BOG ~. | MFG, 1-668 Pe 14-00000 { a ms, . ° : oe : . : \ i en —— i : Ce SSSINCA TION paste oe SUE ANTS NEY : | CONTINUATION OF I. . SECRET | MOUW-15952 DISPATCH 3, LIMITED is a different probtem complicated bf . ‘the fact.that we are no longer sure what the name refers | to. Originally we bought LIMITED and then sold it in January 1955 to LIMOUSINE who put up a new building oa “the lot..and saved an apartment for our use, LIMOUSINE now. owns: t! “new: building, ‘but"MEXI 02, LIMITED Safchouse"™’ _ is shown on the Renl Property Report as "purchased" by _ WOFIRM in 1955 - should this not be corrected? A further | complication is that HMMA -31164, GERENDE's January 1967 '. security review, speaks of LILYRIC in its present new -.:Jocation, Inhabited by LIEMPTY/13,° /14 and /27, Has the old LIMITED been re-christened LILYRIC because of its new - / dnhabitants?. When was it completed and are we still. | ‘withholding rent from LIMOUSINE in settlement of his payment -to us for:the-property, The REAL Property Report shows LILYRIC, MEXI 41, a5 having Leen leased in 1958 and costing $1030. to maiyutain ($856 rent, $44 reparis, and $130. utilities). “It also shows MEXI 132 LIMEPTY, LIMOUSINE, LILYRIC ag having been rented in October 1966 for $2880 a yearg~ - (hich is more than the 2,300"lionthly rent for the f1st in bis new building which LIMOUSINE agrced that we would withhold for a period of two years after completion in. partial settlement of his purchase of the LIMITED property.) (AMMA 25310, 3 February 1965.) ’ 4. What does the LIEMPTY darkrcom consist of? : 5, We are, as you can see, confused, Would you be bee enough to send us a brief summary of each of the four LIugPTY properties. ; ‘a. name and property (MEXI) number b. address (under separate cover) ec. date purchased, gcid, rented, etc. d. Basic cost (original cost if purchased, annual cost if rented). e..cost of utilities £, occupants f : mo : 6. If rental money which we pay out for cover reasons ig subsequently returned to us, should it be included ina project - . roar 2 . aa) Theresa H, BACHARDY | | . : ; _ . \ — aan GREENE (211 as Cs [PACE RO, i oN - | e 53a USE PREVIOUS EOITION ee SECRET | PL LT SBECREP Preetety el sc carsdsteol ricoh \Vtzts.5 <5) sca: cite 14-0000 rs ee Pl HERELY, fo: Wotad cores: CAILE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION ()soaeruan to 7 wre oO woe : O a [Jno index oO FUE 1 CS FE NO. pot, : . : : Lo, : : olive) (dote and time fihed) . ; - _ Araterence number) - - QE DIRECTOR ~- To peas opeteepranys ! prveserstd an tame arin * SVU palaaad bTRCLUDE IN WIE Ter tes yee AR tet RELEASING OFFICER latuded tes estvectic AUTHENTICATING oo OFFICER. _ < ~ = daca if<ation REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. . COPY NO. (ico) 7 ee eae SERPEVITOR MES | mane vretn eee Chief of Station, AC TIGM REQUIRED . REFERENCES ‘Aetion Required: Por your information © — CPCS REFERENCE TO «- [ DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER.. “goerh «a | Bes + 35059 CLASSIFICARIUN . SECRET CAL QUALIFIED OESt CAN UOGE INDEAING Mexico City LIBGRACS/LIEMPTY - Tranafor. of Hasponst bitty for the LIA? _Sehtcle 4 . . References. = MXICO CITY-2600 MEXICO CITY-2634-0-) le In July 1967 the responalbility for the LIEM@TY Project paaged trea the Stetion Support. Section to the Rrrmroe section, where {t sore reavsonnbly belongs, Hovever, the LIFNTRAP sepment of the LIER@TY Prefect bas little _ to do vith RuTOP activitics antl core rightly belours in the Guppert ection, : The Station, thersfors, decided to transfer the LIMNTRAP veliicle, LIEMPiveLO and LOR SEY-1) to thu LISMQAACH Prodect vith beeecarieae to be the Principal -Agent. This decision yas tased on both security and operational efficiency consideretions., The formal change of comment was mide on 10 Auguet, 1967 in a meeting between GDS, LEOMPTY-16 ard LIESERACE-3. : 2. Certnin menhers-of the LISMEACE surveillance tean vere olrendy knovlecdzeable of the axistence of the LIEWNAP vehicle and its operniucy fron yest operetions ani also trun the old LIPSTICK Project. Conversely, LIPGT¥-10 was knowledvueble of the extatence of the ourveftllance team and knew sone of the meabera of the tena (LIDMHIACE-4& {5 the stepson of LES SPTY-10h . dy placing the. vahicle under the comme of LDMMRACE=$3, thera wea no. break- down of conpartnentation. : . : cortinuei,.. vs “Gon enters je Chter fan . —_ 16 Oct 47: Oral message sent back to station via Al Heynolés to the effect _ that we reel it impolitic to present a surveil arce poject in ‘the nei; nverhood of £62,000, so >lease keep the truck under LIEMPTY for admin. ° purotses (and use it anyway you want,) C/iH/1 did. not want to. send a writzen message on this. NP 7 OATE 12 cevtesbér wer KQS FRE waass ” CLASSIFICATION “> ~~ -SEecReAr : 506-72 #2 et ARMS BO me time EO RTE REE NORTON Aone eS woM AB I Sa eet sree eee 14-00000 ‘ ; ee a pn ne eS a earroer re CONTINUATION OF - , , DISPATCH - i SECRET. “DOAN b+ 35059 x 3. On the other hand, the LIENINAP vehicle wen the most vulnemble jart . “of-tha LIEMPTY ecoemlex and a roll-up. of the tau equld lead te Reymomt He G@ESED=, Princtoal Agent for LIEVPIY, ami frond GERFHDO to the vonsitive | WESTY photo basechouces. ‘Thus, by attaching the LIENIRAP vehicle to the | . LIENGRACE surveillance team ve have actually faproved: the security, « of the ° LIEMPTY . Project somevhiit. ; . . ot &k. On the operational astteteny » side, the bonef ito which vil acerie ‘are: ‘obvious. In mony ‘areas of tha city, such ao arounl the mrket areas ard ‘third class hotels, ean estensibly eapty- truck attracts mich less attention’. p&han a person on foot or even a passenger ear, Tae ability to dispatch a target and at the sase tine take photozraphs of the tarcet: and; any compantons ~ .bas its “operational advantages. ‘Hopefully 5: An ‘sone of the target--or-opportunity “coverages ROW provided ‘by the irvet Liance team, it will be possible to teke . Photographs of’ the Person with whoa the PIOTEAL officer aecta. Certainly, if tho team takes an unidentified aubdject hame- after a target-of-opportumity - “_@iseovery, by alloving the teas leadar to place ‘the photo truck on the hoae . 5. LIEMERACS-3 vas tola ‘that LIEMPTY-10 and ll ‘have cortais- eceonodation: - addresses which they: must chack on a routine basts and that any aodistance’ , given the LIEMBRACY toan should. not interfore with this task. It was stressed | to LYEMBRACE-3 that under Re circumstances shoull tean meabers transport or. otherwise assist in tho servicing of the aceorodnation eddreuses. LIEMGRACE-3 . was briefed on the normml activity of the LIFNIRAP truck ta providing photosrmeplite coverese of addresses in vhich tha Station has an tntersst, As for . ban@ling the use of the truck, the following ‘caverta were laid upon LORDRACE-3 1 “a, LIEMBRACS-3 should discuss the norgal activities of LIEWTP ooly. . vith LIGNGRACE-1,. the asalstent ‘team leader, .- : 8 bd. Tho truck {s not to be used’ in. active: mobile surveillance vith out _ the eppreval of ths Station. . ec. The truck will be ysed fo e alepatchtre: Purposes only in those areas in which passenger went elo and/or foct dispatching ars not feasible. d. “LIEMPTY-10 and LIAMPTY-11 will not bo used for active surveillance “" nor will they be intretuced to tean moubers who do not presently . know their true identities. :-. 6. Operationally, the efficacy of the use’ “oe the LIGHTTAP truck in .coorlination vith the LESMBRACE toam hes Leen proven in the covereze and ;Survelllance of a letter-drop on Nexico City. Pleasa seo references for dctaila :Of this operation, which cord mt heve bean accasolished in a secure canner ‘without the truck asslating tha tean. Ro problems have’ been noted aaa result sof the change in com:nnd structure for the LIENTRAP truck. : i: op Te Finanelelly, one. possitla probles 4e evident in the nev arrengenent.. ‘Headquarters has lintted the costs of the LIEMBRACE Project to USS 50,000 per . ‘rear and it will not be possible for the Project to remin within this figure ‘with the LISNIRAP vehicle and parsonnel included therein. The Stetion does hot see this as a great problea because the Operational Progras includes the cost ef those assets in the LISOTY project and the transfer vill morely mean ‘a decrease in LIEMPLY equal te the increase in LISGHACE. . ‘ qa tor/Willara C. CURTIS ELAS ATION, ~ " Jenckno , 53 si eeremus ronan : _— 2. wrneus sane SECRET. | Lahowmes ee a Ee ee ENS | fro having the truck tied-in with the muvelliance team for use in dapatching . we wil speed-up the receipt of photographa. . op, a Pen HSPN Reateenemerien wes excrete 14-0000 ta eo : i ‘ vs ' i _—, i ' i 1. | yoo by a new Ford “Econoline” truck fn' the near fixture, Before Bee old LIVTRAP . | vehicle io sald, it will be used to cower Feaidencos of ths FUSTEAL/WCXIS oppositica | : who ere living in ‘Haxteo City. . — a Se — HMMA 32066 ~ tt , Lo . 7 oo 2 A | | 7 _ — 23 NGy (J on the LISNTERP venta” ; ; 4 ‘t SNTRAP vehicle has been replaced,” - yuma 33U55, 8 Nox & _ oer OV OR Project Renewal Ae apsroved by Heatquartern, tho pacemt LISP vahicls vill be repleesd i Pr CLAS CATION “oR OR ST as Chief, WHD . i _ nO R51 #700, REQUIRED are. : oo. . . : : / : +. + TORLT GZALIFILO DESK . : ‘ ss aa ce ” * FCAB RAGE INDE IING, © ms rey “a . Chief of. Station Mexico City 7 sua IEC” . U LIMOUS INE fig PIV/LILYRIC - Occupant of Building at Gelati. fa ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES . . Looe . te For Your ‘Inf ormation Action Required : " dReferences t As HMMW-15157, 15 January. 1967 _ : RB, HMMA- "91303 » 7 February 1967 cs a 1. Station wishes to ‘correct sonawhat the information provided in Reference B. Because of changin; of plans and an error on Raymond H. GERENDE' 5 part, the number of floors of tho building located at Gelatt #@ was given incorrectly in Reference B, The plans Torwnrded as attachrentsa to Reference -B wera correct. Tho description in the dis patch should be corrected to show “a ground-floor, three floors with two apartments each and a pénthauae, | : 2. The occupants of the building, all of whom were checked oni approved - by the Station before leasing ara: . Ground: Floor Buéiness - A beauty salon is located’ on this floor which is operated by Nelly; Infante de Garefa. Her lense wag Ghe signed on L December 1960 and is valid until 31 May 1969, She pays $152. eo US per month rent, . : Second Floor - Apartment L - Dr, Héctor MUNOZ Franco. His leane. | was signed on 1 Septamber ‘1966 and is valid until 31 August L9E7, "He pays $128,00 US per month rent. : Apartment 2 - Alicia’ MADRIGAL Csorio rented this anartment’on 1 , Tas November 1966 and she plans tu vecate at the end of April 1967. a She pays $+.00 US per month, continued... s Digtributton: Ge Chier /HilD cs copy DISPATON. SYMBOL ARO NUMBER CROSS REFERENCE TO 13 April 1967 13 FUE AUMOER MA = 31837 . ity 50-6-7h/1 14-00p00 — ———— TITER a OTT ee a Be CONTINUATION OF : DISPATCH ' SEORS? WARE ae ST ne ee eee wo eee ce ne one eas ae ‘Third Floor - Apartsent F - Thies apsrtment. ts rented by the -t= Electornl Metrics for use ag an grea os rag, elaned on 1 February nad fo wal’ until 3) July lees, rent paid om this apartment fs TLL2.00 Ui per sionth, Apartment 4 - Edmundo Orptitt, N ba nant past vas otened an d. Decerbor 1GGG and is vallu tintil 30 November 1960 with a rent of $00,00 US per sonth. : Fourth Ploor - Apartment 5 - Whitrefad ard Gaitth ASCHENERENNER, oa Under the terms of their lease, which was signed on 1 October 1966 and is valid until 50 September 1967, they pay 396,00 US per month rent, Apartment 6 - This apartsent {6 rented by Hichard P, MAPES who pays 972,00 US per sonth, His contract was signed on 1 October 1966 and ts valid until 30 Septembor 1967, — : 4 Penthouse - The penthouse ia leased by Andres GOYENECHEA 0. who sey, pays $240,00 US per wenth rent. His contract was aigned on 1 Septembor 1966 and is valid until 50 August 1967. pemtngbel mepee ta eek for/Willard ¢, CURTIS 1 woe 42} Pe 4 ‘ 4 . . x ca SRASSIT CATION | Tne un ~ i : . hed S IOUS CONES: H SEQRE® Pd 3 tor 299 USE FROVISUS COITISH. SECRET NG commen H 2 | — a — ne re re te a _ H 14-0000 95taGs ICM. NV 1oray Coote ona SILLY axteyMay { . unin WiI/Logistics i SECRET al wh G28 82 . oats 7 April 1967 . CABLE SICTESARTAT QUST VATION : an QC wou ‘G oustsor QO puny 10. prance O meno ow, $3 rae - : “fe CO women OJ mi'inesmmeno, SQ-L- 4/, , son & - IA] RID COPY | to ome ve . e@6s fottret | ~ 5 , ” ary) 7 slerene manned . SECRET cite onecton 906945 . Ge . : : : 1 rT . : ~] . 7 MEXICO CITY. _LIEMPTY . mo REF: MEXICO CITY 0996 (IN-38335}* - * PURCHASE OF MV-2823 FOR $3440.91 AUTHORIZED. END OF MESSAGE *WII/COMMENT: Station requested approval to increase amount o£ Ford Econoline from $3200.00 to $3440.91, : 7 a a nun ey uns yet Ye —— wH/ Bertie ele! by Lic LE——~ a ee ; ot ct, Say, es ROE oO b/ deze =-se ee ee ee C/WHD C/WH/LOG ___ SOOUDINA TING OFFICEES _ — aunepeneam, ANRALING OFF:CR8 - SECRET ““intwuieee ; ; orricee “ “REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIGITED. Cory WO. 14-0000 | “ ACTion “* : a tworer Cl ves Ono F CLASSIFY TO PILE MO, __ CLASSIFIED HESSAGE rorse corirs I AREF TO FILE WO. | Fiat aol) wer To Gm ancu oO SECRET orstmoy Cie. . ehh ADVANCE COPY ferute Oarorres LO reoes PELE) SEC RET 2690352 CITE MEXICO CITY 9996 a DIRECTOR REF A DIRECTOR 85218 B DIRECTOR 46928 REQUEST AUTHORIZED AMOUNT FOR MV-2923 BE INCREASED FROM $3200.00 TO $3449.91 WHICHNEW PRICE OF FORD ECONOLINE NOW GOING ith gfpropuction AFTER. 6 MONTHS ‘LAPSE, NEV PRICE INCLUDES MANDATORY SAFETY “EQUIPMENT INCLUDING FIRE EXTINGUISHER, SEAT BELTS AND WINDSHIELD | WASHER NOT PREVIOUSLY REQUIRED BY MEXICAN LAW AND RADIO WHICH NECESSARY TC COVER TRANSMITTING EQUIPMENT TO BE INSTALLED BY WOFACT. SECRE T ; ST ‘(DISPATCH | crees, [EES PROCESSES ACTON CE ASU EN Chior, WD ; | BE | feo mocens squats FO, ee > CHLY QUALIFIED GFK . : . can JUDGE (DE KING ar rr : es ns nn . Chief of Station, Mexico City wcrorn Rect . res a 2 LIEMPTY/Status of LIEMPTY-5. Action REQuntD REFERENCES Action Required: For Your Information Reforence t HMM-15270, 23 February -1967 1. LIEMPTY-5 ia the wife of LISMPTY-4, the operator of the photography baso used in procesotng the pictorial take received from the vartoua unite within the LIGefTY compiex, As such, she sometines assiste LIFMPTY-4 in the photo processing work. She is carried as a part-time baoshousekeepor because cho gust remain at homo as added security when photorraphs are being processed and/or being held until tho scheduled meeting between LIEMPTY-) and Ttaynond H. GERENDS takea place and the photographs passed for onvard transmittal to the Station. : . . 2. The Station regrets that LIEMPTY-5 was not included in the last Project Ronoval Request, but the oversight probably resulted because LIEMPIY=5 does not receive a salary at tho present time. The Station wishev to keep her present Mexoramiua of Oral Coumitments, which calls for an hourly salery, in effect in case her services as a salaried asset are needed 1s. tho future. 20 . . ' forAlillarnd C. CURTIS. Co C - vv a | Diatributlons “ : ’ \ { 3 - Chiof AED LE se LL . Ca aul ae CROSS REFERENCE 10 OSPATCH SYMSOL AND HUMBER . OATE . IDMA-31515 : |) G March 1967 CLASSIFICATION 1 LaQs FILE mUNSER 4 Row i a0) - 4 14-0000 * A NESSAGE FORM ICIS TS ae 4 whe ee las TOTAL COPIES: ~ one AS. Ca Kumre( ig by) rite rio ee eit A. go suneelsih 3 mess SECRET a unt: 6282 (ON woe Fa he 2 om: 26 October 66° Urnemes reno, ‘d + o1gseM OY eb pen # ——__— [wtb ows] ee Oocstroy (ARTUR TO —————— DRANCH DIRECTOR FROM, thetic h cour: o Fue . — TELAGSIFICATION? auras TATE YEAST a NMBA a SECRET j 46928 CITE DIRECTOR t ; i 18 ay z oT wextco CITY; . ~d ~T LOGS LIEMPTY REF: Ay, MEXICO CITY 8920 (1N-22107)* ‘By: DIRECTOR 45720** C. MEXICO CITY 8962 CIN-25013) 888 MV-2823 APPLIES. COST NOT TO EXCEED $3200. END OF MESSAGE avi{/COMMENT: *Reque'sted quthority replace MV-2279 with panel truck at maximum cast of $3200. ae Approved disposal of MV- 2279 and authorized \ replacement if project funds available, Pal ( ee*Provide MV number. Approximately 310,000... XN oA available. Y yf ; a , ou Life Cc. Bustos 2s (tetecondataye lke “WILLIAM V. BROE.. C/NHD = chin) Loe coors marine OFFICERS a . . CaP AUTHENTICATING RELEASING OFFICER Tranded Lem ovomatig . OFFICEA . . : dene wding ond” . eeclonstartion i A. core no, - REPRODUCTION DY OTHER “THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITED. -~b oases -—B oO ea CINtaer Ows Ove CLASSEFY TO FIG NY 4 NOSER TO FILE SP. Ly erica mio OC) eer. te seanc{O) cestmoy Of ssa. —— REPROPUCTION BROWIITED PLUSCN/ UNE ACTUF ILS TOVANCK COPY. Clessers Clessrne SECRETS -p eee. BT ; , NNR af , LA ' LZ ; | wo -b ob GG TA . on . MESSAGE FORM as Total corres: . ear cua Rm. ob. xiaa/sly 7 rite rao wir Mf Logistics moc a 6282 cand nen agar _ 22) Octaher 64 (G rine sa €3 FILE RO, we oY a oo PER J = wy Gcestroy OC retuan ro BRANCH i RIO. COPY tured wicay qa eee ors TM FICtoT TRYPER ENS _ NENBERY = — a Gn SECRET | oo c ~ 43729 I iRS Re , Y 2 W2'y, TE DIRECTOR MEXICO CITY od “dT ! REF: MEXICO CITY 8920 (IN-22107) APPROVAL GRANTED SELL MV--2279., CAN REPLACE IMMEDIATELY ONLY IF CURRENT PROJECT FUNDS CAN ABSORS COST, BEICiH HDQS. DOUBTS. OTHERWISE MUST INCLUDE COST IN NEXT PROJ APPROVAL AND PURCHASE AFTER 1 DECEMBER, ALSO ASSUME THAT FY-67 PROGRANNED AMOUNT OF $45,000 CAN ABSORB COST OF NEW TRUCK. SEE HMMS-4969. PLE#SCOMPLY WITIL BOOX DISPATCH 5373, DATED 7 MARCH 1966, _ & END OF MESSAGE / ee ‘i. *WH/COMMENT: Requested disposal and replacement of MV-2279., - . - \ Wil/l, C. Bustos (telecon) yy a. uf wf . . . : . . 4 KALE haces ag Of he Lon WH/B&F, Mr. Connor (in drart) 3 WTLETA “MEV. BROE ; , 2, C/s2D . a ‘ - CCORDINATING CFFICERS . SECRET : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OSFiCS Is NIDITED. fo SA Roe 14-0009 “A Log . tworee OOves Dag. ; CLaesIVY TO Fine ag. . CLASSIFIED urssace y. — EMO TO tLe eo. rive #10C) ner. te aeancn oO sestmoy OParc. 0 Xan ewan TE gaa Po Hl SECRET 200172 CITE MEXICO CITY g92g° DIRECTOR — . 1. REQUEST AUTHORITY TO REFLACE Hy-2075 LiEMpTy TVA SLOT NUNSER 2 WITH FoRD ECONOLINE PANEL TRUCK. can “MAXIMUM COST $3200, 00, — 21 Ger es "22107 2+ W-8279 PURCHASED 1959. “ODOMETER READING 4900 MILES, EXCESSIVE OIL USE INDICATES NEED FOR MAJOR OVERHAUL OR REPLACEMENT OF ENGINE. TRUCK SINCE usep AGAINST Many TARGETS. CONTINUED USE HAZARDOUS FROM SECURITY STANDPOINT, SECRET BT SECRET 6 September: 196 ; “MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, ccs | . . ; “FROH : WH Division a i SUBJECT . : Project, Fundtng ‘Plan/Prayject. . | | wLIEMPTY CFI) ae | | ; A. Identiftention of Activity : . : s l. Project cryptonynw: | LIBMPry : 1 - 4 t | 2. Approved Lor: 1 December 1965 - 30 November 1H86; i : $41,500 ; : FY 19665 - $25,520 FY 19¢7 - $15,980 3. Proposed successive iiscal. year budget: Same 3. Brief statement of erojyeet aims, character and structure: The purpose oz: this project is to provide Support Tor mobile (1 truck) and stationary ( 3% base houses ) Photographic surveillance; one base houre is aise uged as 2 dispatching base for a physical surveillance team: This projyect covera one Hexicun Contract Ayent who serves as Prinetnal asent for the elgut Mexican field agents under the Project. - B, Funding History l. The Contract Agent receives his salary directly from the Mexico City Station Case Ofticer ($540 month). He also receives money from the Station whlch he uses to pay the tield agents their salaries (total of S1.760/nonth) and operaticnal i expenses, Receipts sre received. : 3. Funds have always brea handled in this manner. “DD TH, AY : + NEO antes C)ves (ne : ” CLASSH TED Messacy Men cores 2 SECRET. [esis AREF TO FILE NY. 2! FURSCAZ UNIT ROTIFLED AEPPANUCTICN PROHIBITED Fae siofs eer, te oeance C) | aceracy O sic. ADVANCE COPY | resuee. o ceive Chien i SEC RE T 1618032 CITE NEXICO CiTY 768t Far ff! pe orien L . oo, Li ZS 2 SISTICS INFO DIRECTOR e "REFERENCE: DIRECTOR D275 07 Cena cet hy OT Lele Hose ; 4 we a, ple nee > JEECHO — wipe DLE I S PLEASE SHIP 24 ROLLS OF STOCK NUMBER 675@-292- 9666 e. FILM TRi-k SOMM, 36 EXP ROLLS ON REF LURADIAL FLIGHT. yy p REEDED FOR UNEXPECTED HIGH DEMAND FOR LIEMPTY PROJECT. smh CITE REQUISISION NUMBER 359-73 cf FAN 6125929792, ok. rin yet At VOirnme ar Deicy 14-0000 sighs: sage . : { CARS HED MESSACE PM ete canes © “1. SECRET: site ard ser. re peewen Q poe . sesress Beg. : z RUS Tl 2. wd, SELECT ANET NOT Ie aE PENT s ‘ action acyvancl Cory SECRET 2821387. - PRIGRITY WAVE INFO DIR CITE MEXT €aga REF WAVE 9503 CU ZiaT)y RESERVATIONS CONFISNES aT seveve ADVISE If NECESSARY TO Beet Si2T. . SE o3 T 1oRaenedare 7) ry CFN $323 9343 GENEVE a Seceey E7A Jmae Whleer MRD COPY | Che Cases: Drens a a rrr FILE ve. Lug} 2 zs = : 14-0000 “4 \ 8 \ SECRET _Di ) P ATCH ¢ 7 “Pog oe | “pS _onier, WH Divieion . ean ie nhs on wo, . OMY CURE? OSH m™ _ ; Gn Mz. oot rom V-- _ ° a Chief of “Station, Moxteo Cit City, we . J Susstcr r) Memoranda of Cral Commituents “aC HON REQUIRED - REFERENCES -Porwarded herewith are three authentic copies of Subject metoranda covering the folloving agents used within Project LIEMPTY and reflecting | recent salary adjustments: — \ aad oy A i mec of ~ . LIEMPTY-6: . 201-821 »* avnach WitnA asta pss . eo! SM a LTEMPTY-9 pone s6agh ~ fe saa «= LEEXPTY-1O . 201-121190 .. - a fe a =. LTEMPTY-120 © Lo 201-129960 veut orasi Homie BNET LET an 2. | re 7 Willard C, CURTIS Distributions 3)- Chief WH Division — —~“ Atts herewith WW? alaciad Ree Shao TYyevon Sasa aon dan ee) Jak We Ao > w&e Tesethcated alpee co. par _ e wo eg DOE TP __ CROSS REFERENCE TO i OTSPATOH SYMBCL AND 1UM } DATE P2464 i wOtA-26138 | i 25 Jamary 1°66 —. Pe2hBS 2 2 : P2455 | ~ canoe ” QS MeENUMAER ~~ —-. POk-73 : SECRET © | 50-6-7h/2 1b iceticl cal aca Reta PUPA RAT 7 14-0000 on sussecT, i “ vento ne IOLA Catef, , WH Division ; _ Io ACTORS QUE SNR) QUAGHIIEO CASH on amt IROOIAS " row - ‘Chief of Station, Mexico City ye ¢ Memoranda of Oral Coumitnents ACTION RCQUIRED - REFERENCES Forvarded herewith are threa copies of subject memoranda covering the following agents used within Project LIEMPTY: and roflecting recent _ Salary adjuotnents : ; 201~-136454 _201-119960 201-167567 Willard c. CURTIS Attachment 3 “M os yes het bee le he ek te (kin eS COPY ; St-e- v/a — _— a CROSS REFERENCE TO | OISPATCH SYME AND NUMBER FAMA-26232 | 1 June 1965 | 7) . 2 __ MESSAGE FORM /S og, C.Bostos = _Videla : MESSAGE FOR / cunir WIE/D OC noex pr. SECRET ut . 4507 NO INDEX oatt, 10 March 65 0] PLEIN C5 Fue no. 20 Le 5762 0 “' MEXICO CITY + FROM: DIRECTOR | CONE W #. a 7 ro OL 4, BPA, vl Fue oF ; ; TO: : INFO - omoR re 7 op MEXi . - : 91467. y LIEMPTY LIMOUSINE . : : REFY MEXI 2732 (IN 19326) * APPROVAL GRANTED DELAY INTTIAL PAYMENT, END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENTY Limousine wishes delay initial payment for limitdd property for 90 days. WH/Log- " Lo od i 3 ie o x “ : Ms ee. de TELCCORD OL/RECD PALL Cakanic a ache 3 4 3 44 Oh p ‘ ee 2 fe SF oe pas: Xoufman 1 [Rafor W. Herbert it : : C/WH/ 21: AC/WHD SOQRDINATING OFTEN ——seuri | rutminricarine DELEASING OF FICEA tadeds ed ae oa" orricts REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy Nx iS 14-0000 to. MEXICO CITY FROM CHRECTOR coun yp 7 wo OL Y) ve, F1ME MeMakan rs Co INcex 2a (i NO INDEX 4) Fhe IN C$ RUE SO AY ~ MEXI NO | , CIE DIR - 68656- f ~N we. REF; A, -DIR 66008 . B. MEX 1798 (IN 354773)" - REQUEST FOR $500 INCREASE FOR MV 2676 PER REF B APPROVED. END OF MESSAGE. ’ WWH/COMMENT: «Requested increase from $5000 to $3500, ) < CL Sp see We 2, ; Telecon: . ty \ ‘ = OL/PD, Mr. Gauvreau / LJ LLL fi! , / MEELGLE . We ; te] RAFORD W, HERBERT : ‘ JOSFAH FP. MCMAHON Qs : /CHTEF, WH LOGISTICS AUTHENTICATING Orricer AC/WH DIVISION COSVOINATING OFFICERS i ROU! 1 | baelded trom automatte ers and BELEASING OFFICER RODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFSICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy Ne. Rete See meets epee Dee ee tet ee ge eee 7 if , che. John T. areinf! pus Ve/sLocisties © inoex OT. 2IS? &] NO INDEX sae 23 Novenber 19640 He in ¢s Me No. i ‘ ro. MEXICO CITY i i i} | Mom, DIRECTOR cow, ur HY moOl Y ik FILe 10 - oe INFO, oF cave pun MEX | Oe a 66003 REF MEXE 1667 (1N26899)# DTSPOSAL OF MV 2284 AUTHORIZED AND LOCAL PROCUREMENT ; REPLACEMENT VENT CLE COST NOT TO EXCEED $5000 APPROVED. MV2676_ APPLIES, DISPATCH FOLLOWS, , END OF MESSAGE *NH/COMMENT: Request authority dispose of MV2284 and replace with new compact cost not to exceed $5000; 5 _ 5 ig - Telecon: _ = 4 i, : ee OL/TD/VS8, Maj. Fred dy ; va ‘4 . 4 2! ' Sie tee anaes OL/PD. Mr. Gauvreau ithe F, (od. 1! JDESNOND FITZGERALD CHIEF, wit Loctstres COURDINATING OF FicERs rf sty r - CHIE Fate PINTS IO: 5 Letin ee 1 ; AUTHENTICATING: ae Seal REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE AS PROHIBITED. Copy No. rite were CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 'S 32 - SECRET PERSON/UNET NOTIFIED "Hexic Gt, Retin sf advance Cary Ol ¢ . [Jissece a so (] wwrre INFO, a “Fite lw 7 . 5 SORE T 192 8ecd Cc p Zouve126899 | Stn CITE EXE 1667 scnobr ACTING) ty REQUEST AJTHORIZATION DISPOSE MV 2284 WITH 75,008 MILES. CO3T REEDED REPATRS ARO OVERHAUL EXCEED 3@ PERCENT LCCAL MARKET VALUE. 2. MIGH REPLACE VITH NEW CONPACT 8 CYLINDER FORD WITH STANOARD PID CSUENT POs Wee OLIVER C, SCARTLING. DUE SCANTLINC EUSINESS te eT ak COSNTOTTOYS With Label Poko CAN GET 15 PERCENT DISCOUFT AMD. ened TRASP OPM ALL CWANIE weca WHICH ALSO FORD. COST ket Tt EXCEED TLIO, TRARFIC CONDITIGNS, NATURE SCAUTLENG. PhlovG. DYE ae PINNEQTS, © CYLINDER VEFICLE REEDED , pm / 3. SUFRFICIFAT FY L965 ULDS AVAILAELE PHOJECT LICUPTY | ; who, a , v | a, F . 7 boa! f el IP Eg é naka ‘ Oo ane : . . Dr iy . ceN . err oN we . 4.00000 I Til | lk et fo DIRECTOR FROM © MEXICO CITY ™ _ oo acON, WHO 7 oo bo oe , a INFO 4 OL, RF, VR . . oy SECRET 2aeeoqz = ” \ et "DIR CITE NEXT 6642 — N Enter i 46326 ; LIEMPrY . , : Le REQ AUTHORITY DISPOSE MV 2286 CHEVROLET 1958. MILAGE 65,00. i “NEEDS EXTENSIVE REPAIR DUE AGE AND USE. . "2. REQUEST AUTHORITY REPLACE WITH LOCAL PURCHASE RANSLER CLASSIC 4 DOM aT $US 3,05@. STANDARD FACTORY INSTALLED EQUIPHENT ING’ UDES RADIO, WHITE YALL TIRES, CIGARETTE LIGHTER, CLOCK, | 3. ABOVE ASSIGNED ‘RAYMOND H. GERENDE. FUNDS AVAILABLE PROJECT LIEMFTY THIS PURCHASE, . SECRET +: o ( -) Co . : i, re AY. Vv re yoy _¢ . on wee | ROUTING - . 14-0000 7 \ \ PRO ry pesto | scnom Taae | wo Ce : Chief, Wi Division - x7" Wot ING BEYUIREO yi aro : OhIY (ALIFHD ; | | . . to. : WUADQUAPIERS CASH Y my - SECRET CAN SUA NOE RING ACTION REQUIRED « REFERENCES Action Required: For your information Forwardéd herewith are three copies of Subject memoranda covering : the following agents employed under Projeot LIEMPTY .and reflecting recent salary adjustments: LIEMPTY - 4 201-117967 LIEMPTY - 6 _ 201-082444 LIEPTY - 8 sO 201-121189 - L LIEMPTY - 9 . 201-136454 LIEMPTY ~- 10 201-121190 LIEMPTY - 11 201-119960 LIEMPTY - 14: - 201-167567 Cover and KUBARK Job assignments of above agents remain as previously reported, . om LE. ey Egil Aa-Wllard 65 GuRtrs A , £ | SE -k- TGS > Attachments: i ; DATE TYPED DATE GISPATCHED - As stated above 11 Jan 1963 15 Jan 1963 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER "cross S$ REFERENCE TO ~~ ~ 7 Distribution: ; 3 ~ WH w/3 cpy ea abt, . HMMA -20491 2 - Files ‘ : . MLADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER . . - : * Chaat CAL Cte . he 7 | ssener s0-6-1¥2- . ft et. earth - / df Stele: we thes ; : ; : . I 7 : I : he i ~ it : i Y ? ' t . on t . a * : - “s } . . : roy “ “ ' : 7] he ' 5 a . . So er Po 1 ty "i { te aad _ rt of . oo ot - ! 7 of + bee ‘e { ‘ . 4 _ * 1 - feos a . a . ~ . . i a on . : jee wee Bs “ the oe - ¢ - a . t ‘ . ie " "a i) ‘ te .« 5 . _ a iv t [nen rt ; wo , . he ’ x a aecop hey ? Vepseary } eer i ‘ ‘ ~ 7 : . myo . we, + , ‘ in : toe iE , _” ACTION MQUIED _ Chief,. Wii Division a CE SECRET _HMMA- 16426 waSguasite he Be] MABRED ae INT sNO INDES INDEUNE an ay Quaured seg DESA ‘ONY _None, for Has. info only Attached for Headquarters files are copies of recently revised Memoranda of Oral Commitments on, several LIEMPTY agents: : LIEMPTY-4 ' LIEMPTY-~-6 _LIEMPTY-8 LIEMPTY-9 ~ /LIEMPTY-I LIEMPTY-13 LIEMPTY-14 . 3. February 1961 Distribution: 201-117967 Boi Batt _ 201- (No Station record of 201 number) 201-121 189 201-136454 - 201-119960 201-119961 201-167567 | Setenel’ C (utes &yitard Cc. Curtis 3 - WHD w/3 cys ea of 7 atta z- Files CLASSi# CATON ‘SECRET POITESSIMG Slate mectivacit of MY-2320 ~ Project: LIEMPTY ACTION REQUIRES QURENTS SES LIHL, -datad s Feb, 1960 . 4. | Referenco dispatch ct ives autherdgation to procure: one 2-4 door, wsed sedan for Project: LIENPEYs, NV=2320. Authorization was valid until 3 May 1960. 2. Headquartera has no record of procurexent Sof this vericle. pad - this sedan has been purchased please camply with paragraph 2 uf reference - asc return: Signed Declaration of Trust. 3. te ‘the ourchase has not been made at this date please advise Sescquarters if the Station still intends to secure the sedan and give justification for an extension of authority to purchase. \ ' . \ \ END OF DISPATCH DATE TYPED + cate CASPATCHEO 9 dec. 1960!) CHSPATCN SYMBOL AND Ste R HMMS+1687 HEADQUARTERS PLE MRETS CLASS FCAT OSIGINSTING orcs a P. G. PIKE. Tele coord: pe CL/SD/YS 1 9 Tec, 60 with J. Herman i. a Leaanwece dew Faul Bf fete <o 300-53 BEL OTIS EDOM RELATES FORD 2100 eT ae EE . -00000 a a. Tyet OF PROJECT (€ : vo - SECRET - EE TT OPERATIONAL AUTHORIZATION - m DIVISION BPANCH, D FISCAL BEANE, FI/SG wy 3/tiex feo Devtetos eno feo THROUGH? PRO’ SuBJECT: ct evtline) ~ SECTION AMOUNTING TO @ ABOVE PROJICT, PROREN DOES AS FOLL UBS: Coulewens smo eureL OES SECTION 2. ADMINISTRATIVE (Fo be cospleted by project offacer) TNDECATE AY GETAILS THAT WILL AGSIST FINANCE DIVISION IN WARING ADVSBTES, GAISAURSEYENTS AND ACCOUNT INGS ¥ one) FNS | erGuian : ~L DB. METHOD BY #yILH #AYUENTS ARE TO GE MADE TTR [arccvse vivsatras accountinas (FHD J0-1500°1 or FHR 30-8$00-8) Ei Eicaee 7 ¢® 230-200) OT vrmen (Eeplainis Secrion 3. SYVALLAQILITY OF FUNDS (To be corpleted by operating division budget officer) 1 CERTIFY Teal, To wCET THE ESTIMATED ONLIGATIONS OUTLINED IN SECT FON F: 6 A. ++ FUNDS ARE AVAVLADLE IN THE DFVISION'S “yer Tee ry + A. ++ FunOS HAVE OFEN PROGRAMMED FOR THE FY a RR L@ATING DIVISION BUDGET OFFICER DATE SIGNATURE OF © a SECTION 4. AUTHOR TZATION (Te he cosplered by Prosccts Branch, FLOPS) ; ret ga g?otet ae Aen areeavra renu_ Doe WED 30 tov 1561 4 SERT wet aT wma ras — a TS eee. + AS BROKEN DOEN IN SECTION J. . IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF SIGNATURE FOR #PUECTS BRANCH, 117 0PS ° | - 1 TaN AODITIUnAL Ci UOGr Tayaowd “0, GEER Oliver G, SCABTLING Loulga G, HACRII0 NAS SIGNATURE. OF Case OFFICER EXTENSION | SIGNATURE OF Giristet Crtfr Of OEstcnec | pate C.L,Zebrdng 2333 a-39 108 680 uae eerveces aeetions. SECRET : a I | ! | i Moe MEXICO CITY ACTION: Tsp §- ; Ute _ oo (. a . _ - te — NO MHS, OL 3, 5/0 2, Laurin OIRectoR nT we . fs tl oto . oy # Irs” NEXT $378 _ LK — = ne ee an Loe . . . . 1, POUCH soonest tuo ENLARGER 3SUL3S FoR MODEL 57122 EXACT 35 ANDREAS VEIGEL STUTToARD“349 CANNSTATT, ae WILL TAXE PNILIPS 125. V 120 8 Pag ryp eo? £/95 SOcKEL — wire SOCKET vaniine A C32. NONE avarLasrs NEXT. 2. FOR Lresory sas WHICH PROCESSES ALL Lineseres oP. PHOTOS. aDURESs CUINTON N. OUSLER FOR PRoPES Deurvery,, ENO OF seSSace | REPROSUCTISN 5¥ OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE is PRONISITID, Cosy Na, SECRET en Filled tn) om rl uréSaTlONal AUTHOR ZAT1 OM mo . . \ 10 FINANCE DIVISION THROUGH: PI/PLANS/FROTHTS BRANCH, ST/ADMIN/BP ; , . _ » . 4 SUBJECT: a arenorar oF Peosere? avcouer ao, SECTION J. roe A ee THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF ree", Oe as enone poen actor. . : tt a gg CesP ema so ae aEets asawcn oare To ef COMPLETED BY CASE OFFICER r FUSCAaL Year SECTION 2. TYPE OF PROJECT (Check one) [eT avauiae METHOD OY WHICH PAYWENTS AL Yo BL DALE FUNDS To of f sCCOUNTLD seccre . wee roR ov: Otmce (Saptaia): (Check one) . J Hi SECTION 3. To ORE COMPLETES ES @Y DIVISION BUDGET OFFICER EL {a a 1 MEREOY CERTIFY THAT THE “yar tee Lobe OF 3.0% BodsiT FOR THE FISCAL vEaR Lo 2 CONTAINS SUFFICIENT FUNDS TO MEET THE CGLIGATIONS OUTLINED ABOVE. " [Teer ae SECTION 4, J D $ a <i sX- FINANCE DIVISION MUST HAVE, IN ADDITION TO Fi @H2JECT APPROVAL, SPECIFIC BRITTEN APPROVAL ON CERTAIN TYPES OF EXPENDE PURE ourone FUNDS CAM BE A0VANCED, TE BELOW ANY APPROVALS IN THIS CATEGORY THAT WAVE BEEW SECURED: ‘Wt P.an Sntm tou sof tous GeuTach bm CHCEAS OF nat Phawittea or w16 ADDITIONAL CS YPTONYMS, PSEUDONYMS. ETC. Abteat p04 & Beene, e 2 Fart Siewaryae oy or ; CASE OFFICER FORM NO, * REPLACES FORW 59-106 : . V jun 680" BHICH 15 OBSOLETE. SECRET aa freien Sener adams, =e ., ee amt Ra ke ar 4 9 Beoonber 1959 “ YONGRANUIM FOR: PY = Frojesta Granch So | SUBSSCP = t rurchasa of (no Autcwobile and Ineroase of : HX Va by Ona r ae 1, Accorling to the Project Renewal Yeyot for LIENFTY ‘ : fran the hexico City. statioa, thay plan to dnercasg the LIS ery - survellinaco toc during tha ecaalng pear by two acenta,. To maine. tain the effiotons: of an enlaryed toan, they will rayulro one Giditional autaredile. . 2. Jb ta rajusatel that tho TVA far LP’ '7Y ba inereased b7 ofo automobile and that the Station he anthorfized to purshaso locally this sutonottia for use uniay the LETUTY ivejoct, wc. King CAD: Distribution: Opig & 2 - Addressee 1 ~ Sublect /, _1 + Chrons mo ; ‘ i t ay Iseff _ . 7. ot - : , ul : —_ . oy (e . + 14-0000 SECRET ‘ (Oren Filled In) . oo - ey Fi OPERATIONAL AUTHORIZATION To FINANCE DIVISION THROUGH: PI/PLANS/PROJPCTS BRANCH, “FI/ADMIN/BP” : Loit. CARTY . : ; afi ilftedea SUBJECT; .—.. . aeraoras of 9 wOsECT areoust a9. cOvativ, £668 DFNESTOm SECTION I. _. TO BE COMPLETED BY PROJECTS BRANCH THE apove PeOJEET MAD BEEN APPROVED FROU 1) ones er 3 959 oe Re hbor 105 in Tue TOTAL) AMOUNT OF 3952782 CO _. AS QmOnER 000% DELOB, . . . VPP RMDP OOIECTR ORAncn , SECTION 2, TO B£ COMPLETED BY CASE OFFICER ; " | FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR” OREAROOUN OF REQUESTED TOTAL Cour cm saree aLcowawces = —\— ca TYPE OF PAOSICT (CI eeousae suerloy | i peormietaay GETnOD av wnicn PavMEnTS ABE YO 8€ sane Chay stcoumtinds (APR IO-10) Funds TO af eee ee ACCOUNTED re pany (COR 9.4) orca (Zaptain): SECTION 3. iT : 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE “GIViSIOM BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR CONTAING BUFFICIENT FUNDS “TO MEET THE OBLIGATIONS OUTLINED ADOVE, ! Division eaugoer OFFicce. SECTION 4, Sot obo OTHER APPROVALS : Dac hi dl nd IN SOOTTION TO Fr PROFECT APPROVAL, SPECIFIC WALTTEN APPROVAL ON CERTAIN TYPES OF . | PENANCE OIVES1ON WUST HAVE, INDICATE BELOW ANY APPROVALS IN THIS CATEGORY TNAT HAVE DEEN SECURED: EXPENDITURES BEFORE FUNDS Cat GE ADVANCED, — ———— a ~ — I | aermoval OF AGMINISTRATIVE FLA® Puecuatl Of wa ormte (ixpsatn): a poe [ rfteo of RegutaTion Rem race cm facess GF twat oe SECTION 5. a ADDITIGNAL CRYPTONYMS Hayrond He “arernée (8; Giiver Ge ceankidng bya; hoe = Beeuynd phn? nt eG yrdb m1 = SEUOONYMS, ETC. Fyeld,-1i p21 5 eho ,917 — _ SIGNATURE OF CASE OFFICER + T ERTENSION dada Se i Patty 2545 SIGNATURE OF DIVISION CHIEF OR OCSIGNEE 7 . FORM NS. BGO REPLACES FORM 59-108) SECRET . _ in 1 gun 33 WHICH 16 DOSOLETE. 14-0000 SECRET (Shea Filled Inj 1. Paogicr ° + SUNTOR Srark Dis eey ot TYPE OF ACTION (Check one) TOTALS REVIEWED RY APPROVAL HEUUESTED BY SUONATURE LOGISTICS OFFICER O1VAS1ON SIGNATURE CHIEGS, ADMIN. APPROVED AUTHOR 1 Z2EO SY DIRECTION OF DDP BY DIRECTION OF DO/3 FOU NO. doNOV 58 {616 TEST SECRET ot CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY (20-36) CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY Leap ee 14-09% "316 mur /ws O7 CUALSITIED MESSec ew .. . “| ~ ~___ BOUTING ~ DATE : Jay Jub 59 ee a 7 To — r r oa econ me : ; : {5 : To + DIRECTOR Fe (C1 ,. _ ~ FROM» MEXICO CITY AUG 1 20572 59 ACTION, BH'S : . INFO 1 oofs, SSA, OL 3, S/C 2 DIR INFO CHE. MEXE 4204 RE HMNS 761 wes 737 _ ee REQUEST MV AUTHORITY FOR LOCAL PURCHASE NOT EXCEED $3500 OF FOURTH LIEMPTY CAR AUTHORIZED BY REF 6. WILL GE USED BY LIJERSEY SURVEILLANCE TEAM. x p j. ye ‘ ou / wey i y tif ‘ ! { oie te cee soem samen . a . ; t' [See CeR EAT REPRODUCTION br OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iy raCraaheD. Seep NO. 14-000084 .7 3s “FROM: DIRECTOR ty . coo Nae) pel poutva, buy K | i SIFIE M ‘a ‘ ' so. ons: JAMES 5, BURMELY = -SLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ ap unt: WH LOGISTIOs SECRET Rey co i DME: - - eine “31 é ~~ 17O. . MBXICO CITY ; ; mAZmOmamer | waEre PRIORITY © OPERATIONAL ito. DO/S, S$Aj OL 3, S/c 2 | immeniate | ce | ~ GUT89S99 to vEXT ; INFO CITE O1P 20NR? BE: A. MBXI 3593 (IN 37255) B, MBXT 3630 (IN 39968) « le REF A APPROVED, COST NOT TO EXCEED $3500, MY 2283 APPLIES, 2, AUTHORITY GRANTED REPLACE. REF B VEHICLES NOT TO EXCEED 33000 EACH, MY 2284 MV 2285 AND MV 2286 APFLY, END OF MESSAGE chs CHCENT: (RECUESTED AUTHORITY REPLACE t's EEE. cahD ano gah. Tele Coord OL/SD!~ S. DePyasl Sle, x po, il; ecg ye af i oj il ' ANAL: ea Vil on B geese Baty — A 4. are B. ARNESON coorimarine CHAAESEE JAMES S, BURWELL , 1 RELEASING OFFICER SECRET : AUTHENTICATING OFSscEeR REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy Me, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ° ROUTING S-E-C-R-€-T _seeyeane? yb 10: oLREETOR FROM AEXICO CITY: ; FR 3 03382 59 - ACTION 5 _'NO '00/S, SSA, OL 3, $/¢ 2 ROUTINE ro DIR 0 INF . SIE NEXI 3630 LIEMPT RE: A. HMMA 11257 - B. HMMA 11368 ~ C. ST HIMS 637 PARA 3 + REQUEST CABLE AUTHORITY REPLACE MV'S 2041, 2187 AND 2148 FOR SECURITY REA- ~ SONS IMPLIED REFS A AND B. . 2. HQS AWARE EFFORTS INCREASE SECURITY AND COMPARTMENTATION SUPPORT PER~ SONNEL AND EQUIPMENT. ABOVE 1952 MODEL VERCTLES HAVE BEEN USED ON MANY INVESTI~ GATIONS: BY SEVERAL DIFFERENT AGENTS. ' CONSIDER IMPERAT! VE INCREASE LIEMPTY SECURITY BY INMEDIATE REPLACEMENT, ~ . . END OF MESSAGE itt etl 7 S-£-C-8-£-T- REPROOUCT iCN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OF FICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy No. IRD POTD, BF WSOC DEE MEE POmME, IMC. mete: 14-0000 ROUTING \ tre teat on ; EBiccfeetcnl ho CLASSIFIED MESSAGE! vA f CRG | RM, exon)? | UNIT ; SUPPLY J SECRET 7 HAS 7 r ‘acer ™ ess DATE: 17 FEBRUARY 1959 Fea? a1 47259 . REC'D CABLE SECT. 10. «~MaxIco crry FROM, DIRECTOR CONF 1 GL 3 INO: xf hh, ien/s, Sod, £/C-2 4 _/ . LIEAPTY/ JBSCHO APPROVE MEXT 3318(IN 202h6) FOR PANEL TRUCK. MV 2279 APPLIES END OF MESSAGE C/S Cooments: Requested replace NY 2138 od trade-in plus $2000. A . . ify: fhe “ay eG | meas coora £ J. Burwell “un a : Fr QUA, COORDINATING OFFiCcens of Fy “ ; Fra. seme SUPFLY DIVISION SECRET - : mcd C — RELEASING OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. AUTHENTICATING OFFICER _ on SSIS TSR, JSR eee CLAS. FIED MESSAGE _- “SECRET w |= FROM MEMECO.CVET | ACTION, =o WHS , INFO: = D'S, SSA, OL 3, S/C 2 | to OR INFO LIEMPTY RE: A. Hiebty 7257 ; B. HMMA 12695 PARA 19 0 Cc. MMT 669 . CAH REPLACE LIENTRAP (Mv-2138) ON TRADE-!N PLUS PLEASE CABLE AUTHORIZATION. ENO OF MESSAGE H REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE § rely. ROUTING —— _ ; mir REC'D CAbLE SECT. ROUTINE IN 2@20E CHE MEX 3310 $e, Gag, pd peta (le vy . PROHIBITED. by Ne 5 —- TRS “fom ar. ms “" "secre . : . + When Fitted Inj TE VOPERATIONAL AUTHORIZATION i) FINANCE DIV ISION PI/PLANS/ PROSE JECTS BRANCH, FI/ADMIN/BP THROUGH: . y f . my v G Sy TL svesect: __bicsy. : Z£ Z fo 1exteo . arp . + oCosvar wa. : COuUMTEr, sete Civiston SECTION I. “ “To we E_COMPLETED BY BY PROUECTS BRANCH Me above PAOsECT WAS Otte APPROVED FROw _l ee oT 2 1768 vs ce MEE, ty 1259 iw tHe rorae AMOUNT oF _CS 8 i X8 pt. AS aROKEN OOeN aLioe, st Te Bai HMB ee fF secraoa oar : SECTION 2,° . 1) BE -CoePLTTED BY CASt OFFICER ee a pane OFFIC! ———_... FISCAL veaR SREAKOOON OF REQUESTED TOTAL Tou FEICAL vear Searsesatioe seseuane 1 Tearey i hs 9130, TeUAPIOMAL DePEwoED Tertener : ‘ ‘ \ OTHER: ~—— / TOTAL ———— TE OF PROIICT (Cheed ane) st aneur aa Roo oY rs Pavutnes ARI TO 82 wane Paceerataar - ee ee a " REGUL Am Finaecter accoumrinas CAFR 39-19} FUNDS TO oF Create caine ACCOUNTED eccerPts sear Core 6 .4@) —— To FOR ov: Ofwen (Saptain): . iUeeck one) TION 3, TO RE COMPLETED ar GIVISTON’ QUDGET OFFICER Tree ae ese CONTAINS SUFFICIENT FUNDS To AEoy CERTIFY THAT tHe 6¢. fd DIVISION BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL year__ 953 ee rene all oes IL. 7 “s ows Jat 26 1Se Olstsnou euoGer areicea. Oare UIT THE OBLIGATIONS OUTLINED AaOVE, OF THeh R APPROVALS FINANCE WIVISION MUST WaNr. orm AOOITHON TO FI PansecT APPROVAL, peeoenes WAITTEM GPPROVAL ON CEATAIN Tye er . ENP ENO TURES BEFORE FUNDS can BE ADVANCED INDICATE BLOM ANY APPROVAL i THiS CATECGRY THAT HAVE GEE SECUREO: . fovay oF Abert AATiVe Plan enem Ptourere nen ene ” ———_.. amie (Expt a, ——— ADDITIGNAL CAP TON YES, PSEYOONYWS. ETC. ee EUR ONY a. Teearaus so aecess 4 Saytmnd He Seorendo {na} clkver G, ‘eantaing (:21) blot - Serb s—Sp-8y-7 p20 48-10-11, =12,-23,0 s-l5,-16,<17 . me CATENS1 ON SIGNATURE OF OlVIStON CHIEF on DESIGNEE 2545 [o- ! GBD REPLACES FoRw se. 104 SECRET . . ts “To gun §5 HICH IS OnsoLE rE. Sisvatyae or case OFficer orn ie brady . . . . . . TASTE ATO m ’ ; : ie SECRET IBMA- 11710 eR U ARTE FE FO 50-5=25/2 8 ee y WAeRED FOR INDELING Opersziscsi/LIMPTY Station File preakiown __MAPRED FOR INDETING . . u NO INCEIING @tQuireD ACTION HI GUETO ; - * INDEXING CAN 8E JUDGED _ bone, oy iivadquarters intoman ion ot _SY QUALIHO HO CFSE ONY eeuainctin Cay ~o958, 31 October 1958, Paragraph ones i (8) Soa-11257, In rerly to the request gontained in- reference (A), listed below is the Station's file breassrwn for the LL=Y it Froject: Ri-o-74/1 = Plans & Develouments /2 = Suprert /3 = Operations (General) , /3A - Operations (GEREXTE Contact Reports) 7HB + Gperations (SCANSLING Coatsct Yeverta) /i =) Production . R-6-7h/5 = LIRITED Administration Coerctions Logs R6-7H/6 = Administration fo = Oserations {63 = Logs RITA? = | MICALLA Adiadadstration /iK - LICALLA Operations /7B - LIDALLA Logs ~-74/8 = Adninislrabion [BA - AP Operations /8B — LIENTSAP Logs e6-7h/9 - LIJESSSY Administration /9K - LIJSiSY Operations at “O° Secenber 1956 Disiribution: kn - Has - Files ry CLASSIC ATION | . SECRET C3 CONTINUES ast EES EDITION - eet 14-00000 q al MERORAMLUM Rs FI/OPS = Projecto trench HAD RATERS CASK OFFICER CRYPTONTH 3 LISUTY | Nata Jotn i, Erady : Koa) 20227 cupten Hall CLV ISIO | s dostern jeqlagharg XT. 2533 - en - vA Tht Eh bovesber 1958 “stat ice 4 Le It 4p royuested that the LIS2TY Troject be ayzroved for tte period 1 vecanoor 1986 thriugn 30 Novemher 195) fer & votel of 295 9380.00. | 2, dH/Perenrnal has been requosted to locate a Desf goat to fill the BAP-ELA alot forzerly under tho LireTlcs Froject. This alot - : will bo transferred to the LIS&TY irosoct anu «ill de filied by a persen who will be responeible for tho directions. of the ptrysical sur yeillence teen under this project. . He. #. Lanlgren, C/ak C, W, Anderson, Hisrl %, J. U, Zing, Attachsoatst Fro (in quad) Form 680 (in quzd)} Tablo of Yertoussr 2licsance Juscifiestion for rurviv-ce of Futonntiles Envelope with true nases a? 5 1400000” Senate ae ae ee TT pe re oe en cae | DISPATCH : S920 hay 7 ~ = ; ft Chiat of vtatior, Masten Clty - : i vee Te ee oe te F ‘ : ! nM t Ohi a bo flac Te eed a E i b Uherattonal /1i soaery Agents lot: Included under EF bog Reatech LbT { EB ? Cae ies eT Te a WOT Atte eee ens ane vf can at 05to “ 1 t Agent Services Records ! | 8) GuaceeD HQ Gls OntY ; ‘4 ee Ca cee ne a ee ee ee LO oo ene EF BAS11267 | ; 4 Mio following LIVESEY agents have active Oparational Approvals but : were not included unser Project LIEN?PTY, It jo requested that the Station inforn Headquarters whether theca agents RDO eee EET (202-200231) (991-209901) (202-209153) (201~208015) ry. . (202-2091,59) LESEREYe29 (201-215073) CLIVER G. GALBOND 283 October 1953 | Distributions 3 - Hexteo City -a = Wi/Sailroen | 1 + WH/exico Chrono 6 ~ Subsect rit)e9. vl RI : —T veh hihi il/3/Mextco/®. L.SCALETT reeg USE Prewces Fomor iraacey rows foe Si 5) gaa awn grey. wrth aps os SRT 14-0008 East a | | 24 Vovesber 1958 \ . - MOMOANUON FOAM: FL/ONS~Projects Branch yeses Sid ad 4a dustifieation for Automoblies under Iroject Lilrty ; ; ? _ 1, It de ruquueted that the Haxieco City ‘tation: be authorized to purchase three weed sodas for use by the Lio TY surveillance teas, Tho btaticn plans to expand the LIEUTY surveiilaace team into a larger, well~ “i Srained puysioal survelllance asset, ‘They will need tires automobiles, - Frivate automobiles or comerctril transportation will not be satisfactory Since tho cars must be outfitted with two-way radios. 2. “Authority io also Yecuested to purchtes a pane. truck to be used in the LLANTHAP operation under ihis Frojest which siounts nubile photo~ praphic eurveillancoa, | 3. It fe also ranuontad thet a quarienersonal car be authorized far Oliver C, Scantling (pa). Scantling is an indlesnous avent under oral contract. A Car Sa a prerejuistte for his work for MARA eiieh includes ‘casings, survolllences, and invustigations, fecause of tho sansitiva nature of hie vork, and the heavy use ance of the car, the Station has decided that Scantling sho:1ld be furnished a 4? car. Ae LISMNTY egonts wars formerly carried wexlor tha LISSKOEY wat - LIPSTICK Projects. Tho vehicles used by the LIFNFTY arenta under these other rrojects will be aisposed of and new ones will bo purchased after the above TVA has been approved. The vehicles which will be replaced . are HV 21,8, HV 2147, M¥ 2138, and HV ALL. One ef the survelllance cara will bo new and will net roplace an old csr. Ib wns cecided that theoo vehicles ahould be replaced rather than transferred to the LUT MY Project for sucurity reasons und because of the ao ga of the automobiles, The outomobiies are 1951 snd 1952 models aml have Leon used for senyitive: survelllance werk for over two yearn, The panel truek which wis used in the Liem'TMAP Gperation under tho LIFLTICK Project. haa heen operating for two yeare in all parta of the city ond has becov# a eucurity threat. ‘The fact that the Lit Tick surveiilence tesa kmews that the trucx exists, @von to the point that ane of the bean aeabara ta the listed owner of the truck, aleo dictates replacanent of this vehicle, ’ ; J.C, kM Chisf, WED Y4-0000 SECRET (Shem Filled inmy . _. _. CIA INTERNAL USE ‘ONLY - SUPPORT ANNEX ~ TABLE OF VEHICULAR ALLOWANCE 1. PMOIECT LIEMPTY . : TYPE OF ACTION (Cdech one) TOTAL ON Rance 5 passeng pr Axerlean oF forel m. APPROVAL REQUESTED BY . ‘ SIGNATURE LOSISTICS OFFICER S'GNATURE CHIEF. ADIN. . DIVISION : APPROVED : 9. AUTHOR 1 Z€9 4] 8Y oreectiom oF pop : . BY DIRECTION OF on/s FOte ges7 FETG eve rarvrous conrsons. SECRET : . CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY . {eran a seta muy t LEE Tee Tree Etre PEEP BY BE re ; 2 Setoder 1958 MEMOWAKAM FORt WU/Tersonrel “SUBJECT 1 Racuest for -taff Azent-te £41) -24°-839) Slot tn Maxteo City 1. it is rayueated that i!:/Parsonsel locate a otaff Agent to £111 the JAP-4190, 19 (FI), GS-22 slot in Mexico City wileh was recently vacated by iilfred 3, CLUSER( sa) «. . ; 2. Tile Agent must de hilincual in Spanish ane should have oparational exnerlenca, axcecially in physical surveillance techbiques. Jt would be helpful if the eardidate also has sroa knowledcs. He will be ex-ected to amt, develop, reerult, and direct surveillance assets, 3e [tis ranuested that 2 suitable cundidate be located ag goon as possible so that tie Contract Agent now nerforming these furctions can be rellewmd of tis resconsibility and carn devote nig tine to other tasks, . : WH/2 Mexico CZehrungings : , : . ‘ i Distribution: Orig < 1 - Addressee 1 ~ WH/Hexieo Chrono 1 - Subject SECRET WHEN FED te FROM: (Heodquartors component) WH ; So . ‘ ‘ SUBJECT AND PROJECT FILE REQUEST ANDO FIELD NOTIFICATION OF ACTION COMPLETE ITEMS + THROUGH 12. - . ITEM 10-ENTER OLO ritce WHEN AMENDING A TITLE. CITE TEM STACK FILE TITLES MUST GE STERILE SINCE INEY WILE See To ree AS 20! OF EHOVECT FILES That ANE HE: APPEAR ON THE FIELO COPIES AND ON MACHINE Lists. . MATEO TO THE FILE COVERED DY THI REQUEST ITEM 10 May ASU BE USED 10 Give REASONS FOIE Tk ACTION VEING RE- SUESTEO. TO IDENTIFY THE TYPL OF MATERIAL TO RE PLACED INA FILE OR TO MARE OTHER EXPLANATORY REMARAS. ‘TEM @- ALL REMARKS MUST BE STERILE ITEM 7 AND 8-USE FIAST THREE LETTERS.OF DISPATCH sym- BOLS FOR FIELD STATIONS AND LIST HEADQUARTERS ELE: |: (TESt 11-4 RECORDS OFFICER MUST SIGN ALL FILE ACTION RE- QUESTS. CONSULT YOUR RMO ON ANY PROBLEMS Har ARISE, MENTS ACCORDING To ESTAGLISHED NUMERIC CooEs. . - GS FILED . INFORMATION CONCERNING FILe . GOOE I FILE) NUMGER COUNTRY NONMGER €GORv NuMOER TSRECIFS SUmItCT NOM w TYPE OF FILE C7] SUBJECT kk] PROJECT 50 6 i 74/02 ' i ' a ee 3. FILE THTLE ISPECIFIC SUBJECT? (PROJECTS LIMITED TO 13 SPACES) KDFACTOR J : ene ennmemresteteenee aueeeenentiinenree ee > ACTION REQUIRED : nn NIN +. 4. ANALYSIS ACTION 3. iSPOSITION DESTRUCTION RECOMMENDED | THRU 'OATED en OPEN Fite ShUSE Fa OICATE GISPOSITION: leeontn AMEND FILE TITLE REOFEN 6. REMARKS (FOR FIELO OST AIDUTION? FORMERLY LLEMPTY _ 0 INTERESTED HEADQUARTERS DESK LIST ACTION CESK FIRSTI 7. INTERESTED STATIONS {PROJECTS ONLY? HM . 50 FILES ACTION — CHARGE PERMANENTLY TO °. } HOLO IN ict 1 PREPARE FOLOER AND (OFFICER & DESKE CS FiLes i RESTRICTED UNRESTAICTEO SEND TO REQUESTER ee SPECIAL HEAQQUARTERS ROUTING INSTRUCTIONS) 10. COMMENTS. tINCLUOg ee t2. COORDINATION 13. } RID, APPR pari mS OOR GIN, ‘ SIGNATURE OF SBRANCH/DESK R. OO. <7 ST APPROY avs (WHEN APPLICABLE) AV An toy ( af 6 aq wt le ee A A i ee el : Get te id ‘ tan nee i) y X> = ~~ 9 al COOE FILE) NUMBER f / | . ENCORSEMENT he SIGNATURE OF BRANCH/DES EFFECTIVE DATE. : . 050 006 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS SECREY ae FORM DITIONS 12-63 812 ara eng . ; : 1-€5 copy ofooo SECRET Wher fittest ta} CASE FILE REQUEST - - en ie ee oag — oe ee 10, RI/ANALYSIS SECTION | — FROM: heaeeven Nomey ~ TT ROMPONENT 1 RUHOING, q-Ph Ostaber, 1988 ‘it Cavtotte tetewe | Sarton | ovo | aycg 1, CASO TITLE 4 ACHON €£Q08S7 8D CPEN PILE AS INDICATEO, ASIND FILE AS INDICATE, . f : —_ TEMITY/ ees yacat oer CLOSE FILE RESTENCT FILE Tors aU 4 PECMANINT CHANG cuaectout TO (OLSa), Bua aag st Maxteg PREPARE ce POLOTRS, ANO SEND 10 fEQUESTER, 3. CATEGORY ANO NUMBER 2. COUNTRY ANO NUMOER 50 (Noxico) ; 6 Opcrats onal ~ 3. COMMENTS: flnclyde dviel deicription of Re af project} Photo and physical survet Llanca coverage and supp.st for station, & Cae use CNLY BR PROJECT STATUS } 2. RRO STAUONS) 7. ENDOCSEMENT -s THIS REQUESTS SATISFIES RECORDS REQUIKEMENTS. Toc eterey _ = nee Ee CPFECTIVE DATE . ~ aa po _ a Y : ta 2, fe MF aS | ay ust previous . * SECRET FoM AO, 4 DEC 56 812 (diTiond, Atrachméut “3” HMA. 21303 - 7 Pehuiory 1967 TILT peste UR S HADA FAC 1400000 avole Q N ° ¢. a aparen e 150 150 4 fo. x , 90° . 30 "2.60 —_——— 1: 50 esc 14-0000 ©. betwierss a i i ii . ‘ reocina . ies , sep U U ape . ro, : comersio r R- ’ oe Ne y we i we AL COLECTOR. CORTE ™" | a. 4 I ; gt : ee . _ a _ ro He ON ths Chae ef E 4 ALUN im pn ecomomy, ; |! Watesurve = F lt - fh oO jt” , 2) - I ; in ki ! i ee bs é #. a ; i é.. \ H j } lt: : : 4 an age _ q ‘ escolert : . pores be L ee |e ee aoe a cece EEE LL Lae eee a H) Rt “R2L: , “ . wot 4 vet tenet 7 iy : . cisterna. Do oo — a a oe at Ra “| - 4 SS : . oe | ; - . bas ; : Se * L BANAL ‘bE TUBO DE CONCRETG OE ISems g CON 2% min. de oandiante Bg ear A &
104-10188-10454.pdf
14-0000 104-10188-10454) | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a “4 CLASSIFIED IAESSAGE ee ee ROUTING _ v OIRECTOR 4 4b Salvabek . nn, ren ~ cs, Cb Int on, WH 2 , , ope wilea gs, ci, crloes, eslen, ve —~s Ect RET 28214uZ - _ DIR cite SALV 3229 MH HAD REFUSED TO SERVE AS INFORMANT FOK GOES ON SECURITY GROUNDS; CITED CASE OF STUDENT WHOSE REPUTATION RUINED In UNIV 7 ~ ° A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO. AFTER BEING COPHONI SED as Pout ee AGENT. @ageme THEN RAISED POSSIGILITY OF WORKING FOR @ ae as Bel. : " «BECAUSE IT WELL KNOWS AROUND UNIVERSITY THaAl ENJOYS CLOSZ : RELATLONS 11 Seeewe cuntuRaL ATTACHE, AND ONCE GIVEN SCHOLARSHIP, ~ sof C eee B.0N 27 AUG, TOLD KI THAT WE ” PROBABLY 2. AT MEETING VITH § HAVE DECICED TO LET THE DUST SETTLE On THE RUSSIAN PROFSSSCRS FLAP BEFORE FOLLOWING UP PITCH To ‘AND TO TAKE NO FURTEKER waite ACTICN THIS CASE UNTIL ADVISLO, DID NOf QUESTION THIS ; RATIONALE AND PROMISED TO CCHPLY. : we bw =< PLS ICENTITY RE? MENTIONED PAKA 2 REF. a SECRET = SECRET |
104-10192-10110.pdf
104-10192-10110 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | eon & 14-00000 |: # is waren for fond ‘ TQ. . : = Chicf£, WH, Division— _ fh 1 xp inoH ing FrQuretD _. Jeno. - ee Jom quaint Desk - . _ _ ’ Team nave IHoCING ct) re Ta a . Sanaa El ao pre = " Chict of Station, JNWAVE fre worn {yr _ —————— ___ © __ Plans for ODCA Mid-ApriT" Congress __* ACTON REQUIRED REFECUNCES * ” : . - "REF: . SNWAVE 0180:° [son TAR MIS PAWN / AMMOP * re way be oe Soo 2, The purpose of this dispatch.is to.report the comments . , : of ANMOP-2 on 30 November regarding the forthcoming Organizacion ; _ oo BDemocrata Cristiana de America (ODCA). Congress. — AMMOP-1 said - . coo. + that the precise date of ‘the. Congress. 1s yet to. be set though ate4s still Schedvled for mid-April. .He now feels that he will: have a copy ‘of. the formal agenda by: the end of December which is a full month earlier than reported in the reference. While - AMMOP-1 is. not-a member of the committee preparing the agenda, “he said ‘that he.is being kept generally informed of: developments , and that once the agenda is. prepared he shoyld be in a position to influence avrevision of the agenda in the event that: there ~ are no items concerning Cuba or that the items listed are not ‘satisfactory. -He said that the principal person with whom he is in-contact on this matter ts Rafael CALDERA and that it will be through CALDERA that he would hope. to make his influence felt.. -AMNOP-1. also said that he has been assured by CALDERA that the Cuban case. will be prominent in the agenda.” 2. We will continue to keep Headquarters informed -of developments on this end. . Roger E. MARCHBANE Distribution: ZO - WH/COG cay heat > +77 eae £75 (ROSS REFERENCE TO OSPAICH SYMBOL AND NUMBER : ale B- 201-767219 _ UFGA-29068 1 December 1967 ‘ oe : a cusercanes HOS FILE NUMBER 7 ; SECRET © 19-300-10 bor 20 Qe ¢ | Ow: 9 Plead Ra. 20 ) | cn Far Re. MOC (28 Opase ~ GG? Tatnw | re AOC 14.90000 : Chief, wil Division : _ : . ; : | Noceerns : Psvpvecr, ° 7 7 _ ff ACTION REQUIRED - ACFCRERCES “ACTION REQUIRED: None, FYI. “othe subject matter merits ¢ se aid careful “study by ali Station and Chilean Presidential election led many to hope that ‘Christian Democracy might develop significantly throughout Latin Anerica — +f ' observers to swallow hard, but there was no denying that these - - concepts had‘ an emotional appeal, This political charisma, Ce ? ri * Drrrot Sey eoe De meme WH/L rin draft) i i tin dra — i NT RENEE © 1249) : OFFICE SYMBOL Serecers SHOMATURL L 5 ‘| ch / Sm Po Panel : sans me FT 4 _ es NESPATCH | _ oo Ltcine ge c a é “ft A Qh aSetancs ; nd ; PEOCESS iG achOn SECRET ps FCT eh RD hiefs, All Wi Stctions. and Bases a Xanga quero are . : _ . Etldeat nes is . . eee | jSsce Queciad CES JOAN AGE FRM UO Christian Democrac in Latin America an Phe following analysis ‘has been prepared in WH Division and dis transaitted to,all Wii Division Stations and Bases as a review of the current status of. Ciristian Dendcracy in Latin America ‘and. an updating o£ Neadquarters' vies on the movement. We believe — operations. and reports officers whose comments afte solicited. FYI, this material, in a-shorter and sanitized: form was published _ din the 3 Match issue of the Current Intelligence Weekly Revicw, — {will thu3'be widely dicseminated throughout the intelligence : cosunity., MWowevér, the WOGEAR study could not include much of the "Conclusions ‘section. since it was interpretative and had operational overtones, “Thus we've decided to send the full text herein in book dispatch form, 7 ut 1. .- The decisive wietory of Eduardo Frei in the September 1964 coxpeting with Communism on ideological grounds and offering an- alternative, democratic route to social and economic progress. Christian Démocracy"3 advocacy of "Third Force" concepts plus. ’ feequent manifestations of enti-Yankee syndrome caused some coupled with’ a conmmicuent to, basic social reform and opposition to Communism, and presented within an ideolozical framework. stressing the dignity of the hunan person, attractiveness to the Latin American, particularly the~student and ‘middle class“clements, This dispatch will review the current status of the CD parties and tho role of organizations -=- ODCA, CLASC, Party youth and student wings and European CD groups e- which OISFATCH SVMSCL AND AUMBER™ BOOK DISPATCH 5951 We mUMBER Joséph DiStefand gb (8 March 1967 WHC. " COORDINATING comprised a package of considerable 14-0000 CARRION 7 7 TMOOL ANID SUMDee Cc UATIONOFS Ob. : ; by ee OP fo SECRET | OOS DISPATCH 5961 represent key factors in the developzacnt of the Christian Democratic moverent in Latin dzeriéa. Our major purpose is to. determine, some two years offer the ‘ei Victory, whether thé gcnerally enthusiastic ‘asgessaent of Christian Democratic prospects engendered by this highly significant-election was justified. ae aN \ . a Sh CURRENT BALANCE SUEET. OF CERISTIAN DEMOCRACY 2. Parties of Current Sinntficance. . Christian Democratic - parties .cze genetally agreed to be of current political significance #. Salvador and Peru, sca ate 53a USE PREVIOUS LO&STO, $e CR ET in ‘Only four Latin American countries -- Chile, Venezuela, El > ca, the. Chilean.Pppc is the only party with the respon- ' gibility of governing; the solid victory of Frei in the 1964 . -. presidential election .was followed by an even more impressive: -., «showing in the’March 1965 congressional election. lowever, the “party's xéfort program is being implecepted with less than deliberate speed, no progress has been made in weakening Marxist leadership domination of the urban labor force, and “indications are that Frei's moderation will be increasingly challenged by the left wing of the PDC. b. The COPEI Party of Venezuela has strong hopes of Guolicating the victory. of the Chilean Party in 1968 and appears to have narrowed the gap between itself (22 percent _of the cicctorate in 1963) and the governing Accion Democratica . -Party (32 percent). COPEL Secretary General Rafael Caldera, — “one of the few Latin American CD leaders of international stature, is expected to be the Party's standard bearer in his fourth try for the prestdency. — . ce. In El Salvador, the PDC gamered 29 percent of the votes in the March 1966 legislative election and one of its leaders, Jose Napoleon Duarte, retained the mayoralty of San Salvador. In less than six years the PDC has become the leading opposition party. it has little chance of capturing the. presidency in 1967, but should be a strong contender by . 1972, with Notre Dame-educated Mayor Duarte the. likely candidate. : . a ’ d. The Peruvian PDC formed a coalition with. the Popular Action (AP) Party in 1963; it currently holds two cabinet positions. Soe would argue that. the Peruvian CD (with only 4 percent of the votes in 1963) has no real future in compe- . tition with the dominant AP and.the long-established APRA, both reformist parties, and thus should not be included in a Listing of significant CD parties. Some weight is added to this argucent by the very recent split off of a dissident fsetion of the PDC into a separate party. However, the inclusion of the Peruvian party here is based primarily on the fact that it is the only CD group participating in a coalition covernzent and thus contributes an element of stability to the =) political sceae in Peru. oo - TUASSIFICA THON ee | 14.90000 ao ey - . Cees PAT Wh atl BTM DOL ANG Oa eee —— CONTINUATION OF : , DISPATCH |. SECRET | soos DISPATCH ‘596 ; 3. ‘Parties of E Moderate Potential, "Applying even the most generous ‘Geiteris t to the judgcueat of. potential, there are not more than four CD parties -~ in the Dominican Republic, Panama, ~ Brazil.and Guatemgla -- that might develop « as > moderately. important forces” over the next: ‘five years. : - ol Be “The Doainican ‘PRSC stands as.a prime exaaple of - cD irresponsibility’ from the tine Caonabo Javier. took over wpeee “Patty: leadership in che wake of the Dominican Revolution in SO “SAprik: 4965, -It has‘ collaborated with the entire spectrum of OS “Msrxist-Lining partics “and moderation of ita ‘extrema ” ‘ gilitancy in the near future appears unlikely. The PRSC has -devéloged.a small but talented cadre of leadership, primarily -frea‘the university Yanks ,- and is buttressed by the strongest “CLASC affiliate (casc) in the Henisphere. ; : : “by “The Panemantan PDC ‘was registered some five years age and. polled dvily“3.1 percent of the votes in 1964. Although — it centinues a miniscule party, it has madé significant ~Oxgentzatioual strides and its philosophy of. social justice gives it roots Lacking by most Panamanian parties, which are “Larcely personalistic or tied to. financial interests. “If the |_Panen ma CD.succeeds in expanding its middle-class base and “attracts militants ‘froa.the predominantly negro and mestizo - . population, it could bécone a force of some importance, -.¢, While the Brazilian PDC polled a mere 4 percent of ‘thé vote in 1964, the Party has significant strength in three f-sey states of the Center-South (Parana, Sao Paulo, and Gusnabsra). Like all other pre-Castelle Branco political parties, the PDC was unable to campaign under its own banner in the. presidential and parlimentary elections of late 1966. ' Expandéd political activity will probably be permitted after the seating ‘of President Costa e Silva in March 1967, but it is expected. that the number of legally recognized political ‘parties will be limited, It appears likely. that the PDC will ‘have to merge with another party 1f£ 4t is to compete in the legislative life of the country. If the. PDC joins with a ‘party that has strength outside. the present PDC strongholds, and the PDC message and mystique seta the. tone for such a new political entity, the net result could be expanded importance for Caristian Democracy in Brazil, . .° The Guaten alan PDC was..only recently recognized as ily constituted party. This nascent group has good in the youth and ‘student movement and growth atial in the ‘fmportant camgpesino sector. Current direction he party leaves much to be desired; PDC leader Rene. de - Leoa eppears honest and intelligmt . but he has little organs. izational flair or charisma, His. leadership is being challenged by a group of militant "Young Turks” on the left. With more vigorous leadership and the development of middle echelon cacres the party could develop significantly. gd - omy nn... rho 4, Partics of Insignificance. The remaining nine Christian -Dexceratie parties -- in Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Uruguay -- show scant ; ptenise of developing into forces of national importance over the next five years, Leadership of even modest stature exists only zoatina (Salvador Allende, Horacio Sualdo) and Bolivia in Arg CLASSIFICATION FORM aoe sat 53a USE PAEWCUS FOLTION, 1400000 | TMP ATOM SY MUCL AML ATMA |BOOK DISPATCH 5961 - CURSSEICAT IS SECRET CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH _ (Rens “i Natale). These parties appear doomed to the role of bridesmaids to tad handful of parties that réally count. II +. PARTY YOUTH WENGS - 5. CD Stroncthin ‘Universities. Ahead: ofP Party’ Strénsth. As with all political groups din. Latin Anerica, the vast majority of cD party militants are dram froa the. ranks of student appendages active in. the local ‘universities, In most countries of the htmi- sohore, CD. voting’ streAgth on the caspus is much more’ significant than the: ‘political - strenzth of the. parent party. A few examples. .. + dllustrate this: point: Panama, the Party: polled 3.1 peréent “.o£ the vote-in. 1964. (and"probably would poll not more. than 5 percent: todzy), while: Lts University youth got -12.8 percent in the. January’ 1966 election, -. The Dondinican PRSC received 5.4 percent of thé Vote. in 1962 (and its present strength could well be lower : because of internal divisions and ‘leadership conflicts), but its ssyouth wing on the ¢azpus garnered 40.2 percent of the vote. in May 19663 I VeneZucla, “COPEL polled 22 percent of the vote in “16633 its student wing on the campus of the Central University, . howaver, polled. 40.2 ‘percent of the vote in 1966, These comparitive figures suggest seae conclusions which are presented ia Paras. 19 acd 20 below. of 6. Radiealization of Youth Wines. _Sevéxal cp leaders, most moteably Frei and Caldera, | have expressed considerable concern over the growing radicalization of party youth wings. That youth groups of every political stripa assume positions to the left of their partics is nothing new, but the situation in several CD groups has. gotten badly out of hand. In several countries only an opaque line ‘divides the positions assumed. by CD youth groups (or important wings) froa the stance assuned by Maraist youth elements. “In Venezuela, | _the wing of the COPEL youth headed by Marta Sosa is so "far-out"™ it has earned the sebriquct "the Astronauts." Chilean President Frei report tedly told a German Christian Democrat that his youth wing i s in danger of becoming Marxist. In Panama, the dominant wing of the CD youth has assumed positions at least as radical as the Communists. And in the Dominican Republic the Social Christian group in vthe: National University is allied with the Communist ' students. 7. Youth Tending to Push Parties Further Left. The great concern of responsible party leaders is that youth input to the parties will swell the ranks of the radical wings and push the ‘- parties further left. Soce observers-believe that the CD youth ’ problea has been exaggerated and. that the "hot heads" will mcLlow - once they participate directly in party life and cope with hard political reality. While this is*partially true, we would take issua with this relaxed view. Tha raw. material to be molded is far different. than {£t was ten years ago; since that time the demand for revolutionary {even -convylsive) change has mushroomed -- ard the youth the cry: has. assumed din proportions. The natural swing process. well no. longer produce the same magic. 8. Reed 4 for treining. Some balieve that the only way of rresting the the CD youth erift to the left in the foresecable future cs in massive end intensive youth and political cadre training. Zsyts in this direction to date (at IFEDEC, several national li sical training institutes, ORMEU and various student training Ly). nea " ft] et fo QO by bee CLASSIFICATION Yer PREVIGUS EHNA, 14-0000 arta, y SEAS ERTS ” OSES STSRS aa OA SECRET - | BOSS BISTATCH $962 CONTINUATION OF ‘ "DISPATCH _ courses) have been discouraging. In most instances the teachers share icontical biases with the students with che sesule that misconccptionas are reinforced and no new horicoas sci opened up. Frei énd Caldera-have askéd the German Institute far International -., Solidarity to ineressa its support in the student trsinits fleld, “but the Germans, walle. recojnizing tha serioua need, have thus far “ dgelined-to increase their comsituent, To atcocplish anything . Significant, the Cermsns belive a rassive protran must ba Isunched ‘Gwhich would tax their current resources), aad they wonder whether ‘the:CD youth situation hss been permitted to drift too Long to. salvage. _ ITI <.TNE IMPACT OF CLASC ON THE CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT . Study points out-that “Organised labor could contribute substantially _ to. the “development of well-organized CD political parties in the. ‘hemisphere, ‘but it also offers tho best chance for-CD extrenists to cause ham'to the movezent." Few would argue thst how the CD movement fares and the imaso it projects depend in not insignificant mecsure on. the posture assused and progress achieved by CLASC.” _ .More often than not, the judgement of a mass movement is based on the worst elenent cexprising it -- and in this Yegard CLASC is challenged only by the party ‘youth and student wings. As an - organized lcbor force CLASC has been a dismal failure (with the . exception of its campesinos -am)} its only impact and sole raison - dioetra up to this time has becn.as a political action instrument witha primary appeal to the working classes, It is unlikely that CLASC, under Maspero leadership, will mellow aa do parties when they achieve the responsibility of government. 9, CLASC Poses Serious Dancer for. CD Movement. A KUMOX 10. CLASG Ras Maintained Posture of Independence. Despite its “Christian'’ label, CLASC has consistently maintained that it is not subservient to the Chriscisn Democratic movement or any menber ; party. ‘The statement cannot be disputed, for while CLASC is guilty of most of the seme aberrations as the least responsible of the'CD parties, it invarlebly comits its follies independently, (often, - in fact, setting en example that is emulated by the parties). But while CLASC can defend its claim of independence, it fis also true that CLASC docs net discourage the belief that it is the chosen . labor instrument. of the Christian Democratic movement, slthough | this label has never been formally bestowed. . 11.: Closer Ties Retween CLASC and CD Movement Aspear Likely, It acpears likely ‘that 2 core organic participation of CLASC in CD affairs is in the offing.. A Sesinar was held in Montevideo from 11 - 23 April (spensored by the Christian Democratic Formation | Institute «= IFEDEC) for officials of CLASC who are also officers of Christisn Dexocratic parties. The Seminar, called for the specific purpose of erransing closer coordination between the CD political movenent and the Christian labor movement, resulted in the signing of the "Carta de Montevideo” on 20 April. Thea Act calls for formal representation of ODCA in both tha Christian lebor orgenizatioa.and CD party labor departments. To this end, a Coorcizating Comittee was formed ~- the Comite Relscionsdor ¥' Coordinsdor De Orennizactones Laborales ¥ Funcionates te Les CLASSIFICATION SRORER Feline | os USE P@ENIOUS EDITION, 14-0000 ‘Cosritses and ODCA recognition of CLASC as its chosen heaispheric _ OFA ‘Leadership .hed not ‘been obtained in advance.” CLASS identiffestioa with the Co political movecnt will likely. ‘-gub off negatively on the CD youth wings. which invariably are further | . sleft’ than their parent parties .and identify much more closely with , tha: tevolutionasy in It is perhaps signif a movencnt. : This. initiativa:appeara to have made greatest. progress: “in-Central America, - - oT . . . America-(ODCA). Tha current officers of ODCA are: -eloser attention than we have given it to date if it had substantial _ homogencity and the cement o ’ qualify wit “from tke Lat SECRET Lita BASINS " CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH poe to request ODCA ssproval of the-creation of this Coordinating labor instruct, The eventual approval of the ODCA leadership appears. likely; indedd, dt da doubtful chat the. Act would have exerjed froa the Montevideo Seminar i£ informal agreement of the eative CLASG ‘Influence on Perty Youth Wings, Closer inase and myatiquée CLASC has sovm and propagated, icant that. CLASC.has intensified its.cfforta - - since January. to establish youth appendages to“the Christian labox: a os ee _ IV < (THE ROLE OF OMCA) 13. OSA Contributes Little Positive Direction, The Latin American CD paxtics fowned. their.resional organization in Montevideo in 1949 «= the Organizacion Democrata Cristiana de ‘ President - . 3 Rafael Caldera, Venezuela Vico, President ‘+ Hector CORNEJO Chavez, Peru - Vice Presidcat t Rene DE LEON Schlotter, Guatemala Sceratary General: Tomas REYES Vieuna, Chile ODCA has consistently assumed an anti-Yankeé posture on a broad range of key issues (most forcefully on the American intervention in the Dominican Republic). out :on balance has been less strident in. its criticism than several of its member partics (notably the Chilean, Bolivien and Dominican CD's), probably because of - Caldera's rostraifiing hand. The Organization would merit much influence on or authority over member parties, or could apply sanctions egainst national groups. But ODCA amounts to little fore than a fraternity. Its member parties have little ideological £ their union appears to be based more oncty mysticism (which most parties are careful to h adjeétives like peaceful, democratic and Christian) _ and .m nevative factors (hostility to the U,3., capitalism and the oligarchics), than on a foundation of Cd doctrine or basic agree~ ment on just what they want. on revolutl 14. Efforts to Fira Up the OCA Role. We have asked contacts in European CD circles to prod ODCA to sct criteria for mexbership and behavior and that the Europeans weigh petitions for support in American parties and organizations against these criteria. DCYVOUR officers have argued that while the Europeans eancot realistically require nascent and ill-trained CD groups in Latin Accrica to hold to tho sage rigid standards, of political morality that have evolved in Europe, neither should tha Europeans CUASSIFICATION USE PAEV:OUS COrTO™, | . Ere kee. mad iY ] Cererciiis! i 14-0000 Tina Ge ote ferrin continuation of ¢ [ ee DISPATCH. | oe SE Cc R ET _ rr BOOK GFSPATCHL 5961 nae a ee continus toa tolerate end thus ‘abet the, Lerespox iity of the Latin CD carties because theré ara no standerds Gt wil, ODCA leader Caldera cppears to tecognize the need for < least soma basic idcolozical comen ground: among ODCA-menver pirties. But ro sigacl | success hag been achieved in this direction to date and we arc eset at all sanguine that.even modest prasress will be made ia this esdrd-in tha foreseeable future,’ Reporting on the S@onstess of the “World Christian De =ocratle Unioa (CCU) held in Lina in April 1966" indicates clearly thes the Latin Acerican : parcics | “whll- not ssubade without combat to any effort (whether fnitiaicd by the’ ‘European financial. backers of the Cd movemant 6c by OSCA) that aims at inposing standards and controls that. will impinge on their conplete freedon of action. . 15. Fornaticn of Central American Regional Grouming. The Central Amcricaa CD parties act in £1 Salvador in July 1966 to establish a smaller regional grouping, The Union Resocrata Cristiana ‘de: Controsmcrica (UDCCA). .This-action docs not appear to reflect anyrele lesent: of pique with ODCA * “(the ‘relations of COPEI and Rafael 4 24 with the Central Ancrican parties appear close and cordial) bat: rather a desira to establish a émalicr and more cohesive unit ‘that can better address itself to the problemas cama to the ; ereg and, to a lesser extént, to. the individual CD parties. UDCCA is ccnorised of five.partics (in Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Penola), with the possibility that a sixth party will be formed in Honduras. "V = EUROPEAN CD ROLE AND INFLUENCE 16. The: Furovean Christian Democratic Union (CECtU). The European CD D parties we: were first to establish a ‘a xegional organization, ‘the Nouvelle Equipe Internationales (HEI) in 1947, The NEI never played a major role in world Christian Democratic affairs. From the outset the Latina Aner icen parties maintained their closest ties with individual leaders of the CD movement in earePes. particu- lerly those involved in financial operations with me sister parties and CLASC in Latin Auerica, The NEI became progressively less significant end in reeent years was virtually moribund. But in. mid+1955 the organization vas revamped and re- -christened as the European Christian Democratic Union (ECDU). Its nesly elected ~ President, Mariano Rumor, Secretary General of the Italian PDC, appears intent on making the ECLU a strong organizstion which will at least catch the Socialist international in stature. _— 17. European: “Pinanctel Sunport to. the: © Parties. The two CD orge nizations which have coatributed most heavily to the support of the Latin American CD partics and. related organizstions are the Institute for International Solidarity (11S) and the International Soliderity Foundatioa (Fis). Between thea they, will. contribute | an estimated $500, 000 to $1,C00,000 to the CD par ties and CLASC in Calendar Year 1967, It was recently reported that the COPEL party. of Venezucla vill receive $450,000 for the 1963 election from FIS at the rate of: 3160, 000 per year coumencing in 1965. The IIS, The Institute for International Solidarity, cil recently by Dr. Peter Molt (the xew Director is ierzenrath) ,- is an arm-of the Konrad Acenaucr Foundation Geraan Christian Democratic Union (CDu). Like its ae eaced wu eer £ the Gut CVeaSS ATION Pee Sta USE PARNIOWS FONTION: Ss Ec R E T . a 14.90000 (--. dedders are: Dr. Johannes Schauff (President of the FIS,-a eontributed only $15,000 froa the CISC International Solidarity _Yund). FES appears to ba the exclusive European CD channel for _ of Eurosesn organizational support to the Christian Democratic controversial area: “¥e would anpear that the Christi =e ia t. eo Zis's esorating budzet ¢do2s FEvom tha Germs nN c z set ; Governaeat, IIS maintain’ several. permsheut represeatatives - ih Latin \corica aid: supports several. cD activities. dircctly. * ‘pot .it-also costributes more than fifty percent of the FIS ' budaete cree : 2 oe ; ob. Tho -Fitwe-Gne.Igtemational Solidarity Fund was , spally. Srestcd oa 30 March 1964 to avoid duplication of ginoncisl. suppors efforts en the part of the Europaan CD parties, aad ochir Cd-oriented groups in Latin America. The "nama sv g lates changed’ to the International Solidarity. : ‘Foundation (FIS) to avoid confusion with the solidarity fund - of CLSC -other organizations. Tho FIS operates a3-an ara of- the ECDU, with headquarters in Rose, Its most important Gerzan' nctieasl ,and.close personal friend of Konrad Adenauer), Naviano Resor, Adolf Herkenrath and August Vaniotendael _ (Seeretary General of the International Federation of Caristian Tradé Unions -- CISC). 18, -pLléference in Finction of IIS and FIS. From tho ‘start of its activities, the Germana and [talions havo contributed alrost the entire FIS bidger (in 1964, for examplé, Vanistendael ‘exrgenizations] support to the Latin American CD parties, While the Ifg fs the rich porter in the LIS-FIS. tandem. and could easily fone che Latin Amerigen parties directly, the FIS channel is prefecced by the Gesaans and has two major advantages: First, since TiS is a resional solidarity instrument with representation (out rot contributions) froa all the European parties, the . responsibility for support to certain controversial Latin parties 4g watered down and distributed among the European CD's collectively. Thus a Latin Acveri¢an govermzent’ or party in competition with the local CD's cannot casily make a formal demarche to the IIS or the nt. Second, it is casier to obfuscate tha magnitude ee German govern ~ movezcne ia Latin Aceriea Lf it is channeled through a qulti-party orgenization. The Germans have limited 11S funding to, less as -- support to youth and student formation, political training institutes and CLASC training institutes. (See Attachzent A for a detailed flow chart.) - CONCLUSIONS 49, cots Challente Communist Desination of the Unfversity. Jt wes noted in Para. S above that almost without exception CD. atrenzth in the university greatly exseeds the voting strength of the parent party. The same is true of the Communists, and it ts a fact that Cescuntst/Christian Democratic strength on the campus is overwnelsincly deainant throughout the hemisphere. Few would take fesue with the conclusion that the vast najority of university youth are attracted to movements projecting an inspirational — message (the word “inspirational” more accurstely characterizes the CD movezcat than dses "Ldzological") or an aura of revolutionary mystique. During the past few years Communist voting losses in the university have been picked up mainly by the Christian Democrats we the vote has shifted From one movemcat with a messaze to another. an Democrata are the only political Coamunists’ hoaisphorie domination oe en iia : rx! CONTINUES t 8 gecus capable of challenging the of she cannus. 14.90000 SANE RATIOS BATTS ROOK CLS2ANCH 5561 rerarrrtrar Taseter ny ras “CONTINUATION OF vo DISPATCH i SSCRET. . 20. (CD Strenyth in University Mo Tadieatos agen Party > Strencth of. 2¢ tial, Frou the foregoing, however, it docs” ~ - not Follew that tue growth of CD strength in the university — "- presates a corkesponding incressa in CD‘party streagtn. While -yoting patterns in the university provide valuable insights on populatioa (particularly youts 4 th) attitudes ond aspirations, these pattems are inet ¢ reliable bacaueter of either organized party ° atrength- or future potential, inno country of Latin America {3 thd ‘voting strength of. the @'s or the Comaunists’ acarly -as ‘strong ahong. the pooulation at Large aa 16 d3 on the caapus.. . Ona -reesen is: that’ the ‘untversity population of. Latia America is . ‘Less than-2 perccat of the total population. The CD. cazpus leader alzost invariably graduates ‘froa-student;politics to more direct © party’ involvescat when He’ leaves the university *- ever 1£ the party. las no discernable future. It would appear, however, that tho. néa-university youth (lacking the pscudo-intcllectual pre- tensions. and the. sclf-bestowed elite label of the university- traincd) are cuch less inclined to vote and. militate for Christian Democracy simply.beccuso it hss emotional or inspirational appeal. ‘21. CD Fetlure to Transfom Affinity of Lower Classes Into Votes. The inadequately ccucgscd and tic lower social classes in ‘Latin Aceriéa ave incvitably motivated by the pragmatism of the possible; to vote for a party that has limited potential to achieve national power, simply because it espouses views that hit responsive chords, is a luxury ho belicves.ha cannot afford. Batter, he thinks, to vote for the least objectionable of tha: traditional parties. Christian Democracy remains basically a niddle-class mover .iic. With few exceptions (Chile, the Dominican Republic and to a lesser extent Venezuela) it has scant worker or campesino appeal.” By end large, Christisn Democracy has failed to reach those on the lower rungs of the social ladder. = 22. Individual Party Fortes Appear Unaffected by CD. .Promress Elseiiere. Many expected, or at least hoped, that the Frei victory in Chile would give impetus to the development of the CD movexent throughout the henisphere. This has not happened, ‘There is no evidence that individual CD parties were either ussisted or hindered in. their developzent by the Chilean success story. And yet the vicz persists that the Chiltan victory was a boon to the movenent's potential and progress, During the past year COPEL . leader Rafucl Caldera has. broadcast a variation on this theme that several Eurcpean CD leaders have taken up. They argue that COPEL must emerge victorious in the 1953 election if the CD movement is ‘to maintain its momentum, for sa ideologically based movement cannot avoid peaking off, and gradually down, Lf it has only one sigaificant victery to cite over a period of several years. We would reject the view -- based ca election results in Argentina, Coloxbia, LL Salvador, the Dominican Republic and Uruguay -- that individeal party fortunes will be affected in any significant measure by the successes or failures of sister parties elsewhere. What copeavs to emerge from these elections 1s rather solid , evidence that the national parties will sink or swim on their | wm devices, based largely on leadership abilities, the development tle cehelot cadres, organizational talents, appeal to the y Gisinherited," and the pragmatism of local issues and International evénts (with rare exception) count influence of ODCA and the successful CD parties” " of mic Meocd consicervations. for liczle, and the even less. FX Tescusnmet fou . teca = 6530 USC PREVIOUS EOITION, | 14-p9000! te, CONTINUATION OF OISPATCH - + aseecangn SECRET SIS Se ene Nees i Box DISPATCH 5961 23. Growth Potential Exists, But Mach Less Thon Criginally Antictoated., The Cp movencnt has made. only modest progress the past two years, . Indications are that the developzent of the movercnt will be much slower and less extensive than many’ anti« cipated in the first flush of ‘enthusiasm following che Frei | ; victory, for it has many problems. to resolve. Chief among these. “perhaps, 13 CD fatlure to reach the-lower social classes and to cevelop ‘a significant’ worker base. The chances of CLASC. contrt- buting positively to correct this failure apoear recote, Another “poe major problem-is' the. absence ofan ideological comzonnground, “! - despite :the. lip ‘service paid to the Papal Encyclicals and the . _ Catholic. soctal philosophers, and the failure to enunciate oinimua sbéhaviordl. standards that these philosophical root's would impose, “This deficiency is tke root ‘cause ‘of. two manifestations: First, ' & propensity’ to consort with-Cocaunfst and assorted Marxist groups . (¢.g., in Coloabta ‘Bolivia, ‘tha Dociiriican. Republic and Panama). Second, the progr ssive radicalization.of party youth witigs which threatens to push the parent parties further left. the fact, xenains, neverthéless, that Christian Demoéracy is the most unified Ron-Cemunist movement in Latin: America, It cannot be labeled | democratic or anti-Communist because of the behavioral aberrations . O£ several national parties, — : : 24, Need for Eclectic Operational Approach to CD's. The. renks of those wao viewed Christian Democratic prospects with &reat cathusiasm. two years ago s- including the European financlal backers. of tha movencnt «= have ‘dwindled considerably, But those who have been erLtics ‘of Christian Democracy from the outset (many of vhom might be described as the “visceral denigrators") have displayed no:more perception in evaluating CD Prospects. The head-in-the-gand generalization that Christian Democracy has no | “future does not stand the challeége of investigation, Neither does the aesertion that ‘Christian Democracy is the hemispheric wave of the future. The only valid generalization that might be made on CD prospects is that all generalizations are false. We would : subait that the only valid approach ‘to the CD phenomenon is to assess the movemcat and make operational judgements on & comtry-by= country basis. There are some countries where the collapse of the party would be no loss. The. key question is: Can the party develop as a positive elenent in national political stability? ‘If so, it is incumbent on the Station to develop assets within . ‘the party and to examine the need for operational involvement, _ Station posture toward the cp movement must be based on the raw realities of the local situation, case by case, RUTHERFORD J, LYNER : Ceasar mation eouy : sea) S3a USE PeaNius COMMON, ARR, So 14-00000 Tia “7 et. eontinuation oz... of a rere | . DISPATCH» - “SECRET... © [ECON DISPATCH. 5961 . Bas Distetbution: sony each) ia ns Janeiro . - Lo. iloxisente a Ct Che [ca oo. Wa SAREE. a, Alegre; Wi/Reg istry re > wee moe . . - . i 7 . . oO AED OS EE. Bo th ype 0.0 Ct oO riarO, Chile . rie sorota St RS orszctom : - rr ; Jose | et re, ee nto-Doaingo — , re o . : aris Gueyeauil oa : Lo Scn‘Szlvedoer Gontiuals City — Port au Peiace ¢ ; 7 Tesucty zelpa : , De ne map G Quin eid 2 9 BBs faa, ran seieo city ee ace Lontoerey ; - - _ panees enka ten! Paraonaribo Port of Spain Hontevideo Caracas — sentiaze ‘de los Caballeros Nenagua_ i 3 ; . oe : - r — a we Premous ramen | ; 8B a a e t anime — | aa | 14-00000 > . | E | , > EUROPEAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC SOLIDARITY ORGANIZATIONS 4 7 , : : 3 3 ) GERMAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION (cou) WORLD CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION (weoU) > . . : ° KONRAD ADENAUER FOUNDATION : So ' a so I a . . ’ : Political European — Christian Democratic Christian Democratic Internationat Union , Picthole Leadership Student Christan Organization Union of . : acemy ‘Academy Institute Democratic _ of of Young Christian Union Latin America Centra! Europe Democrats (ECOU) (OOCA) (UCDEC) que) Institute iq for internationat Solidarity Internatronal, Sclidarity . (IS) Foundation OIRECTOR (FIS) Adolf Herkenrath PRESIDENT Johannes Schauft SOME DUDGETARY SUPPORT : 5 Support To: Organizational Support To: J Political Training Institutes Polhtical Parties Training Institutes of CLASC (Latin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unionists) Youth and Student Training agnor 367 2 Sateen erm t oO - © secret No Forign Disem DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE WEEKLY §$ UMMARY Special Report Christian Democracy in eariee an eaisineneres ern Secret N@ 1100 -3 March 1967 No. 0279/67 ; 14-0000 Pa d 4 ee a er ee Se rat RH Ene 1 i eet se aaah gry tinut rane nen mp he ore nn yan ga (PA SOL Oe asa bem em eae AME eae SECRET Xo Foreign Sissen CHRISTIAN DEMOCRACY: IN LATIN AMERICA “The. decisive. victory of Eduardo Frei in’ the sep- ‘tember :1964 Chilean presidential election led many to hope that Christian Democracy would develop signifi-. cantly throughout Latin America, competing with Com- munism on ideological grounds and ‘offering an alterna= tive, democratic reute to social and economic progress. ‘No such tren i has yet: developed. The Christian Democratic movement's appeal is.to students and middle _ Class, a relatively small percentage of the pepulation in most Latin American countries, -Its concepts of . ‘basic social refora and the dignity of the human person . May. appeal ‘to the workers, but thay still cast their vote on a pragmatic basis for the least objectionable of the established parties that have an immediate chance -of governing. The movement's progress ‘is likely ‘to be hampered by its lack of strong leaders and effective labor or- ganizations to compete against the entrenched posi- tions of other political movements. . Current Balance Sheet. The Christian Democratic movement is generally agreed to bé of current political signifi- cance in only four Latin. American countries~-Chile, Peru, Venemvela, and’ El Salvador. . In. only one of - these--Chile-- is the Christian Democratic Party (PDC) the governing party. rei's solid victory in the 1963 presi~ dential election was followed by an “even more impressive showing in the March 1965 congressional election. However, the party's’ reform program has run into d@if- ficulty in the upper house of Congress, which is still con- ‘trolled by the opposition; no . progress has been made in weaken- ing Marxist domination of the’ urban labor force; and-Frei's “moderation has been increasingly challenged by the left. wing of his own party, which may capture control in the next two or three years. The only other Christian Democratic party with a claim to a role in government is the one | in Peru. It was brought into a pre-election coalition by the dominant Popular Action Party in 1963 and, although it gained only four percent of the votes, it holds two cabinet posts. Its voting strengrh has been weakened recently by the defection of a dissident faction which formed a separate Popular Christian Party, SECRET Page 1 SPECIAL REPORT 3 Mar 67 14-0000 \ Oo Country with acieve Chistian Democratic cPanty O “Country nih weak “chain Democratic Pasty . . 6 Country: without Christian. Democratic Party . emtied HONoU ee Le + MOmOU RAS an . ‘ meal , ot _ ok eu sacvacot*syicanaGua * aoe a a. : en coera dice BRAZIL EDUARDO FREI ‘ . - Prosidant of Chile, . BOLIVIA lotin America’ ‘3 Christian Democratic loader. / . f PARAGUAY ' wn a H i. é fe . RAFAEL CALDERA Yeneruolan presidential aspirant and number-Iwo Latin American Christion Democrat 65880 3-67 Classified material on-reverse. side of page : 14-0000 |. Salvador, Venezuela's Christian Demo- Crats (COPEI) have strong hopes of duplicating the victory of the Chilean party in 1968 and appear to. have narrowed -the gap between their 22 percent of the elector- . ate in’ 1963 and the governing Democratic Action's 32 percent. COPEI Secretary Géneral Rafael Caldera, one of the few Latin American CD leaders. of interna- tional stature, is expected ‘to be the party's standard: bearer in his fourth try for the presi- dency. tle has recently come out in favor of a politically expe- dient move to the right, thus filling the vacuum of the center- “xight of the Venezuelan political spectrum and opening new sources of support. In El Salvador, the Ppc garnered 31.2 percent of the votes in the March 1966 legisla- “ tive election’ and one of its. leaders, Jose Napoleon Duarte, retained the mayoralty of San In less than six years the PDC has become the leading Opposition party. It has little chance of capturing the presi- dency in-1967, but should bea ‘strong contender by 1972, with \ -Notre Dame ~ educated Mayor ‘Duarte the likely candidate, Applying even the most gen- -@rous criteria to the judgment of potential, there are not more than four other Cbd Parties--in the Dominican Republic, Panama, Brazil, and Guatemala--that might develop as moderately important forces ‘over the. next five years, The Dominican Revolutionary Social Christian Party (PRSC), SECRET SPECIAL REPORT Page. 3 SECRET. No Fer % Ofesen. led by Coanabo Javier, has aban-~ doried, atleast for the time being, the irresponsible policies it °'- . adopted after the April 1965 re- wo volt and has moved toward the po- . - ; litical center. The party -has made its Opposition to the Bala- guer..government clear, but has also indicated that.it intends to eperate within bounds acceptable to the President. The PRSC hopes that this moderate: line will in- crease its following and enable. | it to improve on the poor showing it made in. the 1966 elections. The party has developed a small but talented cadre, primarily from the university ranks, The Panamanian PDC was reg- istered some five years ago and polled only 3.1 percent of the votes in 1964, Although it con- tinues a minuscule Party, it has made significant organizational strides and its philosophy of ‘social justice gives it roots. lacked by most Panamanian parties, which are largely personalistic or tied to financial interests, | . i The PDC is currently negotiating with the mass-based Panamenista Party of Arnulfo Arias--Panama's largest--in hopes of forming a coalition for the May 1968 elec-~ . tions. The CDs have offered to : provide the Panamenistas with ° much-needed administrative skills in return for a share of the as- sembly seats in the next election, A long-range goal would be to acquire support within arias’ Party and inherit his mass fol- lowing when he passes from the - : scene, . . : : : The Brazilian ppc polled only four percent of the vote in ; : 3 Mar 67 14-90000 _ ideology. SECRET No Forutgn Diseem 1962, but the party had signifi- cant strength in three important south-céntral states. (Parana, Sad Paulo, and Guanabara). Like ‘all other Brazilian. parties, it was abolished during a political — reorganization under the Castello Branco administration. Most of: its meibers then affiliated with. _ the progovernment_ARENA party | and ‘campaigned under its banner in the November 1966 congressional elections. It is unlikely that there will be any significant ex- pansion in the number of politi- cal parties--the new Brazilian constitution sets down stringent. |. Standards that virtually eliminate “the possibility. of a repetition of the forner proliferation of parties. The former PDC has made no attempt to reconstitute itself, -but its former members ‘will prob- ‘ably join with. Liké-minded con- gressmen to pursue policies con- sistent with Christian Democratic The Guatemalan PDC was only “recently recognized as a legally constituted party. This group, which is being financed by Cath-~ oOlic sources in Germany and Bel- gium, has some strength in the youth and student movement and Some growth potential among the campesinos who make up more than half the population. Current direction of the Party leaves much’ to bedesired; its leader, Rene de Leon, appears -honest, but he has little organizational flair or ° popular appeal. With more vigo- reus leadership and the develop- ment of.a middle~echelon cadre, | the party might develop signifi- cantly--particularly if the in- cumbent Revolutionary Party (PR) administration fails to resolve basic problems confronting it. The rémaininy. nine Chris- tian Democratic partios--in Ar- gentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, and Uruguay-~show scant promise of developing into forces.’ ‘of national importance over. the next five years. . Geadership of even modest stature exists only in Argentina (Salvador Alende, Horacio, Sueldo) and Bolivia (Remo di Natale). : Party Youth Wings me As with all political groups dn Latin America, the vast major- ity of CD party militants. come from-student organizations in the local universities, In most countries of the hemisphere, Cp. voting strength on the campus is much greater than the political strength of the parent Party. A few examples illustrate this point: In Panama, the party polled 3.1 percent of the national vote in 1964 (and probably would poll not more than 5 percent to- day), but its university youth got 12.8 percent in the January 1966 campus election and 24.4 percent in January 1967, The Dominican PPSC received 5.4 per- - cent of the vote in 1962‘(and its present strength could well be lower because of internal divi- sions and leadership conflicts),- but its youth wing on the campus garnered 40.2 percent of the vote in May 1966. In Venezuela, COPEI polled 22 percent of the j-vote in 1963; its student wing on the campus of Central University, however, polled 40.2 percent of the. vote in 1966. . ’ SECRET so Page -4 SPECIAL REPORT 3 Mar 67 14.90000 ee ee / Several CD leaders, most notably Frei in ‘Chile, and: Caldera - Jin Venezuela, Nave “€xpressed con-. ‘siderable concern over: the grow- Ang -radicalization of party youth wings. In Several countries the positions assumed by CD youth. groups (or important wings) are almost indistinguishable from those of pro-Communist youth ele- ‘Ments. In Venezuela, the wing of the COPEI youth. headed by _ Marta Sosa is ‘so “far out" it has earned the sobriquet “the Astronauts." Chilean: President , Frei reportedly told a-German | Christian Democrat that his youth wing is moving dangerously far to the left. “In Panama, the ‘dominant wing of the CD youth hag assumed positions at least as radical as the Communists. And in the Dominican Republic the Social Christian group in the Na- -tional University, while differ- entiating itself from the Commu- ‘nist students on certain issues, has frequently taken a parallel line, us . The great concern of respon- Sible party leaders ig that these students, as they Progress from campus to parent party, will swell the ranks of the radical wings and push the parties further left. Other observers, however, expect the “hotheads” to mellow once ‘they participate directly in Party life and cope with hard political, reality. Both views ‘can be defended. Some mellowing is inevitable, but in the past ten years the demand for revolu- tionary (even convulsive) change has mushroomed--and among the youth the cry has assumed much greater proportions. SECRET Vo Fordign Diasem ‘ ~ "Both German and American observers have ‘commented that massive and intensive political. ' training of youth and political - cadres might arrest “this drift to the left. Frei and‘Caldera “have specifically asked the West German CD party's Institute for. . International Solidarity to in- _ Crease its support in the student .training field. However,-the Germans, who have long been pro- | ponents of oraanizational programs in Latin America, appear inclined to the position in the youth and student field that party leaders have permitted the situation to deteriorate too long for even a_ massive training program to pro- duce a moderating trend, The Labor Arm A major influence in the development of the Christian Democratic movement will: be the - actions and attitudes of its labor organization, the Latin American Confederation of Chris- tian Trade Unionists (CLASC). So far, as an organized force, it has been.a dismal failure except among the campesinos. Its only impact and sole purpose up to this time has been as a political action instrument with primary appeal to the working classes. In this role, it has earned a reputation for independent action and irresponsibility that has re- flected negatively-on the whole movement despite CLASC's vigorous claims that it is not subservient to the Christian Democratic po- litical ledders., ~~ . In spite of the apparent . differences between CLASC and SECRET Page 5 SPECIAL REPORT 3 Mar 67 14-00000 a SECRET 9 Ho. Foreign Diasan’ At, a closer and’ «relationship appears. to be in the offing. Last April, ~ efficials of: CLASC who are also ‘officers of the Christian” Demo-.. cratic parties met in: Montevideo to arrange closer coordination between the-two groups... To ac- complish this goal, they proposed- that .both the CD party labor de- < partments ard CLASC be. granted’ “formal representation in the Christian Democratic Organiza- tion of America (ODCA), the re- gional grouping formed. in’ 1949, . The plan has not yet been. ‘.implemented, but, eventual ODCA approval appears: likely.. Closer ““. CLASC identification with ‘the CD . political movement may have an adverse effect on CD youth wings, which--being further left than their parent parties--have “identified more closely with CLASC's revolutionary image, Since the first. of the year, ° CLASC has intensified. its ef- forts to create: its own youth groups and appears to have made some progress, especially in Central America. ot The Role’ of ODCA" In its 17 years of existence, ODCA has not. evolved beyond a sort.of fraternity held together | more by-negative factors such as hostility to the’US, to capital- -ism, and to the oligarchies, than by any basic agreement among it’s ‘members on doctrine or principles. Moreover, the individual parties have made very clear that they will fight .any. effort--whether initiated by ODCA or by the Eu- ropean financial backers of the CD movement--to impose standards and ‘cantrols that will impinge on their freedom of action, _In gencral, ODCA takes a 7 Slightly less hostile line on .-’ US policies than that of its membér’ parties, This probably results fromthe influence of its’ president, Rafael Caldera of Venezuela, +The organization’ s two vice presidents are Hector Cornejo Chavez of Peru and ‘Rene De Leon of Guatemala, Tomas Reyes Victina of-Chile is its secretary general, Only in Central America has there been any move toward a more cohesive unit geared to area problems, A smaller regional _ group, the Christian Democratic Union of Central America, was or- - ganized last July. .It now has five member parties, in Guatemaia, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama, and a sixth may be -formed in Honduras, European Role and Influence | Although Latin American Christian Democracy like the Eu- ropean variety, has its roots in _ the profoundly humanistic and democratic ideag of the French philosopher Jacques Maritain, it does not contain the European . fascist concept of the corporate state. The European reaction to the growth of Communism in the 1930s had little effect on the Latin American CDs; consequently the Americans were moving to the political left as. the Europeans were moving to the right. Not, until 1947 did the newly _ important and affluent: European - 7 SECRET: . Page 6 SPECIAL REPORT. 3 Mar 67 14-0000 Phare 2 EUROPEAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC SOLIDARITY ORGANIZATIONS = -_ GERMAN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC UNION icoU} KONRAD AQENAUER FOUNDATION .WORLD CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC. UNION (webu) International Union European —_. Christian Democratic §=— Christian Democratic choir Political «= * Student. 2 inno Leadership é tudent . Christian Organization . - Union | : - of - Academy Academy institute Democratic . of - a of. . Young Christian , Union _ Latin Amenca Central, Europe Democrats . . > ~ {ECDU) _ __. _i00a) tUCDEC} . (USOC) | institute . . . ae Tes . te ; Internationat Solidarity International, Solidarity HS} Foundation DIRECTOR - (FIS) Adolf Herkenrath PRESIDENT Johannes Schauff SOME BUCGETARY SUPPORT Support To: Organizational Support Te Political Training Institutes Political Parties Training Institutes of CLASC . __ iLatin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unionists) : oe — Youth and Student Training esast aw -Classitred material on reverse sive of page ie ¢4 14-0000 SEGRET No Foreign Dissem . 1 CDs ‘attempt, to coordinate inter-. national’ CD activity through an organization they: called-the New International Team (NEI). This. arganization never, achieved any _ significance because, European : influence in- Latin America had -already been undermined by a basic ' difference in political philosophy -. and because the Latin Anerican : Y parties had been maintaining in- _ dividual relations-with the var- jous European groups. These ties were strictly: on vague, ideological. grounds and for financial ‘reasons. The two heaviest European contributors to. the Latin Ameri- can parties are the Institute for international Solidarity. (IIS) and - the International Solidarity Foundation (FIS). Between them ‘they will contribute an estimated $800,000 to. $1,000,000 to the American CD parties and CLASC in calendar year 1967. In addition, it was recently reported that the COPEI party of Venezuela will receive $480,000 for the 1968 election from FIS. The. 11S, under the direction of Adolf Herkenrath, is an arm of the West German Christian Democratic Union with the bulk of its budget coming directly from the German government. It maintains several ‘permanent rep- resentatives in Latin America and supports youth and student grouvs, political training insti- ‘tutes, and CLASC organizations. The FIS, under the leader- ship of Dr. Johannes Schauff, Operates as an arm of the European Christian Democratic Union (ECDU), successor to the NEI. Since.its v. \ . creation'in 1964, Germans and Italians ‘have contributed almost its entire budget. FIS appears to be the exclusive European channel fer organizational support to the Latin American parties. It ‘has’ assumed this responsibility because it, is,composed of repre- sentatives,of all the European parties. Thus the responsibility for support to certain contro vergsial Latin parties is watered down and distributed among the | European COs collectively. Fur- * thermore, a Latin American gov- ernment: or party in’ competition with the local CDs “cannot formally protest its funding activities to the German government. Outlook The modest progress made by the Christian Democratic mqvement in the past two-and a half years suggests that its development will be much slower and less ex~ tensive than many anticipated in the first flush of enthusiasm following the Frei victory. One major problem is its failure to reach the lower so- cial élasses.and to develop a significant worker base. Its strength in the universities and its ability to compete with Communist groups on the campus create unfounded optimism, The "inspirational" approach tiat , attracts the college student has no comearable appeal among the inadequately educated lower classes. . 7 Neither does a victory for one party seem likely to have SECRET Page 8 SPECIAL REPORT 3 Mar 67 14-0000 ee he SECRET" 05 ee - Yo : : No. Foreign Dissem ; . . ' any ‘major effect oa--the fortunes - abilities, organizational talents, : of another, What’ appears to : and approach to-local issues, In- - : - . emerge .from CD gains ‘or. losses ~~. | ternational events count for lit- : ‘in recent elections” isirather . -tle, and the influence of UDCA ' "solid. evidence that the national ‘| and the successful cD parties .for parties: “will. sink er swim ‘on -the even less, (SECRET NO FOREIGN basis’ of their own leadership - | BISSEM). © ; t * * I my . _ SECRET © Le - ‘Page 9 SPECIAL REPORT 3 Mar 67 . & 7 Fas yoy. Miori uP : Mee Bec wT ey valu. 25 wove. Ids ke Use IGHACTO VALLAG- at 31 Oct. 1906 Misi, Fla. Res MDC OOS Loss IAL 30 SEPT. LOGE NeW Jersey JGNAGIO VALLADARES RODIIGUEE COMBLOENTLAL 29 dug. 1966 Aisri, Fla. RE: Mpe SESST UOnE Dom T TAL 14-00000, REPOST. COVER SHEET” oa we SO] Lo reecesete Acrion Te SLE. c. R ne hee wo eceeene ‘teow : . ° . Rrecar No, 4 2 secer oo . ‘ - ; xx oO nGe iuOCaIng Lo H TE OF UG B97 8 _— hae ae 8A at. 1966 BTED SCPA@ATELY : John. fe. TARDELL/ VA. wee eee ety eee ienenee we peed Ae aFecovind ere souect caver i oe . . g TENS CHSscurmar ion CATeA AGENCY 1 ‘ . 2 - Santo Domingo - HDC 2 - Saatiago de les Caballe _ Customs 2- Caracas. vo Border Patrol | 2- Guatemala city HES : USCG Seren dwenTay rata TYPIC . / . —_ . iT SOURCE: AMOT-245 in AMOT reports. as follows: Para. 2: DD-1874 from Palacio BARBEITE, 10 June 1966, and DD-1988, 6 July, from BARBEITE | and Angel HERNANDEZ ; paras.. 3 to 7 and source comment 2, DD-1888; para 3S and source comment 5, DD-1883, 23 June, which included a copy of the document; para. 9: DD- 1892, 15 July, from HERNANDEZ, DD-1895, 21 July, from a conversation between HERNANDEZ and Jorge MAS, and - DD- 1902? 3 August; para. 10, DD-1892, para. 11, DD-1874 from Ignacio VALLADARES; source comment 1: DD-1874 and DD-1890, -8 July, from Laureano BATISTA. AMCRUMP-1's true name appears in this report. Information available in his 201 indicates that he was "suspended" on 25. February 1966, and there is ne record ef contact since that time. . , . \ wf bey WSR | Rn’ nae a ates Tf | . ; Name’ "BATISTA Falla, Laureano t )% Sex: M* PPOB: 1 | May 1935, Havana, Cuba. @ Cit : Cuban Committee of MDC- at congress 25- 25- =27 Feb. 86, “trip to. Bee ‘on behalf of MDC, June 66. ? : Group 3: Excluded from . Automatic’ Downgrading and Deciassification ¢ -3¢0-lo. trap — TE WWE? Mh - - f copy tates 14-0000 SECRET. . Page’ two, of Cover Sheet cS oe | UFG-8873 Name: adi Arnaldo . - Sex : ul. a! Dros: 2. Cit : . Cuban Oce -or Status: Emigre in. DR. : Yermerly wi _ Name: Xfeewanvez Rojo, Angel. . Nickname 2. Baby, El Baby. — a : ' Sex cr. ‘ oe oe “Connection with Mpc base. “:. DPOB: 4 Sept 33 Havana Cuba wae ma “ee Cit : Cuban Oce or Status: Emigre in Miamis Second: _in command _of military. Ndept o : : . Name: SA eparberte breyre, Placido A. Sex: M. DPOB: 19°Nov 38, Batabano, Havana Prov. Cuba. Cit : Cuban _ \ Occ or Status: _Emigre in ‘Miami. _ _Chf_of military. ‘dept of ef MDC. poe ‘Name: A feavactos: San Juan, Armando Sex : M _s : ; Cit : - Cuban : - : Occ or Status: .Emigre. President of MDC in Puerto Rico, 14.90000 FIELD INFORMATION REPORT. 2. ee | . GPADING OF SCURCE A Completely relate : Lease cohapie Chey fetarte D Mer usualy seratie UY ONat cease (Appia : . & fowaley, tage vou of man competence ‘: Folatsty sacre! be futged [Apes to! eevee rwhaenly ; 1 Contemed by onan -atecartent ond rolable sources 2, Probarly tue} Posutiy sine. 4 Dourtt 5, Prunably me _ CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEH APPS AISAL OF CONTING. tua” 8 Corect ba weed. COUNTRY Cuba/Dominican Republic _ REPORT NO. . : laa, Leet. wa Lor Beatles ‘ . a oT Suptct Gg Activities. of the MLGy Possibilitpare or rcost § August 1986 - - @f Reactivating a EaSe in the” © 7 re Dominican RepubYic, Condition-of NO PAGES _ Boats, Possible Alliances with: Other Emigre Organizations . REFERENCES DAILOF 29 May to late July 1966 a INFO: . ff oes United States, Miami | UFG-8973 DATE ACQ ep SEADINGS AQT DIFINT i SEPRASAL OF CONTENT 1S EPStaD ve fHis 1S VNEWALGATEO wiomear ce sy 424! SOURCE, : , vo . A member of a group of Cuban ¢migrés trained in the techniques. of information collection. This group has provided useful ‘reports since 1961. _ (. Summary; Laureans Satt leader of the Movimiento Democrata Cristiano Christian pb. ° Bitlety igin, 7, \-werhined to Miami from the ‘lan Democratic Movemcat), 7 +t avan _ Republie on ~vimlenty La: ore he alles ment. red t, O Oempors t apt me from the’ Chieg of jlegeuly Gbtalned pled ; Mtamt in late June 19bbe Fests? (Mie, Be Air Forng, of the Dominte AP an the Comin ienn the Dor an Vel=Castry wNdertaving. ee : akings Ltary aepartment of the mie ™ M2 the APPOVS1 hee iy Y en ily issued a . z af! énin DRE) y and Cored. representg tives . “Presentact on i in : tionary Lirsetorate ( Uanees Rave yet been "WLM aopewen i ‘ (DRE) and the Cuban Representatzun ox =e, alliances have been made. —_ 2. Lauyeano Batista Falla, organization secretary of the National Executive Comaittee of the MDC, left Miami on 6 June 1966 for . | | _ Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, and returned. to, Miami “on 26 Junot: On 29 June he met with other. leaders-of the MDC vto inform them of the resulter of his trip#/’ cence - = EE WORE eee ae re ee : . : . we. - - -: 2 Batista said that during tkaxemm discussions held with Genéral Juan Ry Polen | erez, Chief of the Air Forces of tha Dominic an Réfudic, he had requested Kxixktuxzenz- foraounxw i Rochen Mia tha t Folch ate with the MDC ‘oy allowing the MDE 2. maintal Base Luna leented at Estero: nnn re town of Pepillo ¥tug Salcedo (% natn W 71-45) Y recordin nent. Batic seh a nduatexkinc,taibemee, 5 .. Geeo ts 19-43, | mindicated nis wiissangness to cobpasav. weep ee offered the following assistance, subject to the’ approval of | President Balaguer, whom Folch said he will consult: ' CONTROLLED DISSEM ‘NO FOREIGN DISSEM | "CONFIDENTIAL ot | i e-/ DIA ARMY NAVY | AIR NSA_ SO # USIA ( ) _T&NS (2) USA OO WHC/SI | 1 E/IB/R:: FI 1 1 WHC/WAVE 1 E/MADR Day j RE 3 WHC/CA ; re ; OS cics Jj aoe ven’ . 1 CI/OPS/WH_ 2 WH/PACY(CINCSO) 1 | i i ij RR - i i 1 | LS IE 2, CI 4, FI 3, CA'1, DO/H 1, Liaison _* a Ar are 14-0000 ee | known. -' Hernande = 7 OARS “the “meeting zy Batista neported that dis CONFIDENTIAL ; CONTROLLED -DISSEH NO FOREIGN DISSEH . <2 1: ; . UPS -8873 ae The use of five falets fac ing Santiago de ‘los Caballeros. city for a military base. Sie), -b. Authorization for MDC. personnel to move ineo- and out ef the Dominican Republic in a Clandestine manner. ¢. Transportation of HDC war materiel from Miami aboard - Dominiean Air Force planes. . occasions gga ; Base Luna ‘and on seve rnd cons uy &% go de los banter reniuing {a Santlai re ee be the MDC ARARTNER ELS RARE . mud wen, Sohat he wad, violted L. Btn GaULs ta cake tha x fee Cuban wkpxiiomaaxd talked “with Arnalso BACM? gs00, per month xkiex ann EXSY who is. the recipient ee of Rage Luna, Basan, EF Zepublic for the maintenant h Folehy was te.the Dominkeas, sepy od als meu tint alth Folch, ‘ ‘ d ranges Batiste : . eres . men ARLES oH, with the La Salle Cole Or nim the eee Santiag> Ze los Caballeros had made arranipc ee ns ap fase Tana. Sf a house to be cccupled by the MUC mentur’ STN NN Jive neu gage arranges ssid wants TOT he Housa which {s occupied by the MDC nemerp who are in charge of Base’ ‘Luna? S$. Batista. expressed enthusiasm regarding Folch's proposals, and stressed the necessity of acting immediately, including. sending ‘MDC personnel to the Dominican Republic. He directed Angel - Hernandez Rojo, second in command of the military department, to prepare a plan to operate from the Dominican Republic, and Placido Barbeite Freyre, chief of the military department, to prepare an estimate of the cost of the plans in-ordaé’ that the necessary money ean-be obtained. eet hf cones azty id @ ton af operational Al thou th ‘Barbeite asreed with batista f regarding ‘the need tor prepara plans’ “and an astizste. of the coe 1, wif ER RSRESREN SY LHHCOGK he basically PERK ABASARETS ne Hatixtx opposed Satista! a advocation of initisting immediate action. He Polt tha na the implementa tlo: f the plang until Balaguer's reaction Is a of Barbeite. Ns SRNL LLRANRANANAN RESELL ended without a solution to the ur cement. to weeusu wa Qinome: a- a at ghsckehp SRNL ARCH “The meeti z vawemwes 2 sere Raenige Cwmuite - . sension wathinx < exists peewee whth in the Palnelos amaidux San : ticularly he tween Arn MDC in Puerto Files, 2 military i 3 d. Perez! action with the ar ent that plane und nett Sanuetmaneu military matters do not really fall RNLARXT RSH within the scope of respons tbilitties of the a- ssident. cee ee ene president. - a Lawove fA tarbelte a. The military department of the MDC set forth its views in a ‘document dated 29 May. This document included the following - - pointe: , a. Discontent is becoming evident because of the lack of: 4 activity which, in turn, results from the lack of funds. The sum mentioned is $10,090,5 — y | Cig fae b. No change in United States policy pefardiniactlex= -apainst. (Cuba: fronm=tha-#-¢. is anticipated. A base of operetions outside of the United States is considered to be so vitally important that the military department would be willing to operate an illegal base if the resources were, made available. | Oo the condition of the boats is such that the MDC has no . /- sea transportation. The beats are described as follows: of CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEM NO FOREIGN PTSSEM B 14-0000 : CONFIDENTIAL . CONTROLLED DISSEM 1.) 5, “NO FORCIGN DISSEM — ~ -jJ- | urG-e873 (1) The - CADELLO I ie. ‘docked acroes from Brito! s Boat Yard at Stock Island, Flarida.6 The boat is in nead of. repairs on the deck and superstructure, and the instal- lation: of electronic navigational equipment would be. aan required to put it in Operational condition. Current ...'. ° Gocking and routine maintenance costs are not being. . ' paid. Efforts’ toymake commercial usé of this boat have a _ Not. been successful. This boat is considered ideal for activities which might be undertaken if there were a base from which to operate, but under the present cir- cumstances the expense which this boat represents ig not justifiable. -It is recommended that consideration be given to selling the CADELLO I if an operational base is not: established within four. months. 2) “The KYA- oRA? which was donated to the MDC by a nieubér of the military department, is in drydock at Nuta‘ 8.) Boat Yard. in Miami. There are leaks in the hull. -(3) | The LANCHA AzuLeis in need of repairs, as well as trailer. Repairs on this boat are being given priority, and will ‘proceed as money becomes availiable. d. Informal discussions have been held with representatives- of : “the Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE, Students? . a Revolutionary’ Directorate), and there is an "agreement in “principle” to coordinate future actions. There is no political commitment. . : 9. In July JorgeMas Canosa, chief of press and propaganda of Representa- cfion Cuban; en el Exilio (RECE, Cuban Representation in Exile), ‘proposed that the MDC enter into a pact with RECE, and indicated that some members.of MDC wiit' be offered full-time employment preparing military plans for the RECE. As of late July. no formal agreement had been reached. : y military saumeLl’? is incapable of formating 9Y) aeetude that Ramon Font Se MUC and gECE “par Ww . > ho feels atween tne HornandeZ 10, Hernandes, © tion of 4 pact betw tiitary operations. org the Pormat1o Jans for m > ent of the sbratepy, favors ration of P e the military 1 okich he currently ipating in the aeanie reorganization of wh pans {0 ee a leas Important post thon than that Font. from par rtic ‘aid that he : ane Cin rder to replace Barbe ite in | MUC in a-eey wepartment ‘orxtne re “4h order” ~ pane - ~maweacte from his present. position to an unimportant aid position in the department. eeIn early June Ignacio Valladares Rodriguez?” lexpressed a desire to participate in action against Cuba with the MDC. Barbeite™ agreed to inform Valladares when an operation isfto be carried out. Before Valladares left Miami on 6 June for Dover, New Jersey, he said that within a month he would send a 57mm récoil- ~less rifle, a 50-caliber machine, -gun, and an unstated number of M-1 and Garand rifles. His address in Dover is Dover Cliff Apartments, apartment 21. CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED PISSEM NO FORETGN DTSSEM. eee away aguas. Rie x: hen . 7 ea gop Ve, pce cc darPatpe_ 14-0000 ov 8, Field Comments. 6. oe es tne UFG-8473 Scurce Comment, At the tise of his departure, Batista told. the executive ‘committee that he was Going directly to Caracas, Nenezuela. It was not until after his return that it was Yearned that he had not gone to Caracas or to Guatemala as he had planned. He later explained that while he was in Puerto. Rico he telephoned his relative in Guatemala and was informed that the latter had "failed in his efforts." or Field Comment. Presumably ke was referring to.an interview with. President- Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro which Batista hac earlier’ said had been arranged by his cousin... (Cf. : UECHRAIa ae So ~ wh re we aes Headquarters Comment: In early August 1964, Folch was reported o ad : Be T T ic; XXBX ? ; -Rave been in charge of Dominican 3x . Soot area See i C y ; in the Monte Cris Hee aE6G Pe peSpn 8te/0e MAS, Another source reported ‘ MeV LIP ULELL“090.- : aSproximate ly 30 Cuban exiles were taking that i sptember 1964 > e Lak lt training at Sitchinp near Punta Presidente(N 19-47, W 71-46) Ace : eT BEART Py se Wa ve bee wise ac HEIMU lee. a The location of the house was not given. Source Comment. The document, as originally drafted, was modified because Barbeite felt that the’ tone was too strong. . Also, the amount of money requested was reduced to $10,000. Field Comment. An earlier report from the same source reported that the document was being prepared, and that ; . S $75,000 would be requested. (Cf. . UFS-8327)9 Goer Bufoy radii) we + _ The CADELLO I (FL 7579 F), an 83-foot boat, is a former U.S. Coast Guard patrol boat.: The boat yard referred to is the Syncrolift Boat Yard on Stock Island which is owned by Mike Brito. Stock Island is on U.S. Highway 1, between Key West and Boca Chica. . - The KYA-ORA, or KIA-ORA, has Florida registration FL 8665 E.. The LANCHA AZUL has been described as a high-speed launch. (Cf. UFG=-83223,. Besides the CADELLO I, the. MDC has been reported to own the VICKY I, a blve V-23; the FUNCHIN CHIA (FL 9256 SC), a 33-foot boat; and BERNARDO IT. - Font is chief of military operations_of.Comandos L, which Je has an alliance with RECE. (C£.\ UFG B423K oe ' Bvafapaen€b Valladares arrived in Miami on 27 May with weapons which he gave to the MDC. He offered to Supply ‘weapons to the MDC and the Association of Veterans of the Bay of Pigs (Brigade 2506). - . og CONFIDENTIAL an CONTROLLED DISSEM Co “NO FOREIGN DISSEM by | a JEL ba re be level | na eau : 7 fan be Blaha » JAC Cex 14.90000 Chief, VD ef BO. files whi BECRET chief of Station, JMVAVE a. ae ADMIN/TYPIC ae eo . Station Files on Cuban Countorrovolutionary and Krile Organizations REVEABNCE: UFGT=16343,.32 Hay ‘1966 1. Wo are returning Voluso VII of the MDC file which you sont with tho reference ior Headquorters to review as # sanple of a group ch ere §£ro longer useful to the Station. Headquarters appreciates your interost in this aspect of yecords improvenont, considering the neod until IDENTITY, & KUBARKK employee who is retiring scoop but is nou engaged in writing historical studies, con visit the Station to survey those files with others. ; 2, IDENTITY plans to visit SMBAVE for several days about the end of July to size up and review certais records for writing & - history of tho Station. Therefore; wa would like the 80 packgrourd files to be left intact for bis visit. Afterwards & decision will po made on thoir rotiresent. or other dispesition. .. ’ ng the files is critical wo will authorise fer your holding thes h cited above. 3. If space for stort forwarding thea to Headquarters, but will pre temporarily to assist with the historical researc Claude F. GOTTFRIED | Attachzent: ‘Ll. Identity, u/s/c 2. MDC File, bh/o Distribution: . §-COS/JNHAVE, w/att. 1& 2 UPGS-8308 i,j BB eRET Le 1-WH/RNO, w/att.} _WH/RNO ROBL C. WILSON/pap 1-WH/C/ESEC, w/fatt.1 1-8/C/CA/PP, w/att.1 1-Historical Staff . c/mH/c/CA/PP | STEPHEN G. CHACONAS C/WH/C/CA c/wH/c/M0 for retrieval, but would like to defer a decision’ IDENTITY Stivcl SEPANATE COVER ATTACHAENT TO UyGS-6308 Paul Loob : Lo. \ 14-0000 “f a. Loot, : . _ 7 oe “ a . AO pr — . os Ono: : oo AO PIS a Ta wiles Csi o 5 7Q FILE NO. eo MESSAGE - rorat comics tor. te To WILE WO. . . REPROMK TimW FROCK IBITED ‘ut ao acy. vo seance () - - pestaor Osis. _ ADrANce COPY - oO tsewee o serves EO vous Teme ger ews See mee ee SECRET 2109072 “Lima INFO DIR CITE VAVE 0321 7 Ul u TYPIC a™MOP ' none Ay deg , “sREF Aw WAVE wek39790)" B. DIR 75895 . ANMOP-1, IDEN, DEPARTING MIAME @22¢ HRS 21 APRIL ON (es Cia leek 25- -2¢ APRL, PERUVIAN AIRLINE FLIGHT 55 TO ATTEND REF CONFERENCE. SECRET , - FN @321 0831 75595 avMOP-1- MIAMI @233 HRS 21 PEPUVIAN 65 ” «SECRET 14.90000 4 Inctae Ores, Des. cuasstey yo Fae nO. H-mUeTO FILE BO. one ncO eer. ocsteov: (si. te arancn SECR ET 2109172 LIMA INFO DIR-CITE WAVE 2322 _ TYPIC AMMOP . 4, REF WAVE 9321 | (wo 002s) ~ apens ERNESTO RODRIGUEZ DIAZ, MDC SECRETARY ad FOR INTERNATIONAL RE ELATIONS. s E: CRET oe CFN 9322 9321 ERNESTO RODRIGUEZ DIAZ MDC 2 SEORET 14.90000 ec fy waters a HR - oO. woo _ se . cuaseee to Ht NO. : ‘quasi ted nest a 1. We NO. ono red act. ro eas O soy One. —_ = ~ : - se P apvance coey oa Hi ow ¢ @aw corr | O GanmOond | we £- : PS Taos. Wa Dd Of o actTio®’ seb UK BA IDiso1e: SDOM INFO DIS CITE vaVe e198 a pee pe ; a boats 7 S80 DYVOUR ARTOP o be ANCEIE=1 CIDEN) CONTACTED BY DULCE DE LA MAZA RODRIGUEZ, NIECE CF PRSC LEADER ANTONIO ROSARIO, “HO TRAVELEL THROUSK JMWAVE AREA. DE LA NAZA HAND CARRIED LEITER TO AXCEIS=2 ‘DATED 4 APSIL FROM FRANCISCO CORDOVA, PS’SC CECY OF INTL” AFFAIRS, WRICH REGUESTED AMCRIB~1- ARRANGE FOS JPURCHASE ail ‘SHIPMENT OF TWO OR THREE USED CARS TO FE USED FOR PREC PRESIDE: TIAL ELECT I0i: ACTIVITIES In DONREP. . LETTER WAS ACCUMPANIED WITH £14EF 70R PUR CHASE - “AND SHLPHENT cc=ts GF iCARS. ; a ANCS IF = TELEPHOWED RCEANIO EVENING LE APRIL TO > . , CCNFIFE LETTee ar D AGREED TO PROVIDE AID IN PROCUF LG cans. Roe SARIO [NFCRISE Agr TEI TRAT HE EXPECTED RECEIVE RONT- NAT 108 AS PSES [ENTIAL CANE IDATE OF PRSC AT PARTY ASSEXELY . oi 17 APRIL Aus STATED rE “OULD SELECT CESAR ESTRELLA AS HIS. RUS SK ING MATE. FosAaR 10 ALSO, INDICATED HE EXPECTED SOME - “ELECTORAL euPFOr T FRc UNSPECIFIED NUMPER OF APJ HEEBERS. sec ET 5 et dog EN REY Taper PP cer or crnecrsbtnie oo a e y anes a ~~ yt t lle pace 2 ! <n : i ‘CF 19a ANCRIB-1 DULCE DE LA PAZA RODRIGUEZ PRSC ANTONIO ROSARIO rome Oe gee cee en, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE JHWAVE AMCRIP=1 4 FRANCISCO CORDOVA FREC “1 FRSC DOMREP sane “lott =a PRSC 17 CESAR ESTRELLA Ara . | PT } i NWN . ' | | | ’ 14-0000 ! 4 ee \ + ye che 4 » ft ? 4, ‘, te 2 7 r Bovance COPY | pyvouR ator fa mo a | REF: WAVE 0194 G79 Y ) me} NTE, OF SBC apa RS COVE ARTOIS OED ONE : IDEN JESUS wniguLo cLEt ‘DEMOCRATA CRISTIANO SECRET CRIST LANG CUBA Ss ic ; BT BHEN . _U reeves. : CFNs 3195 194 sesus ANGULO CLEMENTE HOVIMLENT — “geen dcuer 10N: PROM IBITED Tire = pie SECRETARY oF rovinieNto we eat acs 0 -DENOCRATA he X aN { a ore Pre Ose Nuassieteo message 17 ceasotey To FIle Ad. —- RA FO Ce we, eree oo) oer. 10 posure Oo vestooy Clare, Torat copiers (aa eae fy as: C) RID Copy as = Mic. Jaovance copy Qo toeves Cacorres Dace M+ “"“S"E CRE 1416542 DIR INFO LIA QUIT CITE WAVE 0167 TYPIC AMMoP - REFs WAVE o132 ( add Rut ye AMCRIB-1 RECEIVED AIR TICKET THRU IDEN EFFORTS AND WILL DEPART 9245 HOURS 14 APRIL FoR LIMA. HE NSTRUCTED MONITOR ALL EVENTS For DESRIEFING ON RETURN, SECR ET KE MaAET RI Pde ewe Fo ~ . ATTEMOASCE enn CMe init BOSAL! CFNt 9167 9132 AVCRIB-1 9245 14 LIMA BT SECRET NNNN 1400000 REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED. ! i “ew rE i- 1a1orad. Dott ont S ; a ee . ee : Sf). b . pir iro Lima uit CITE WAVE 68 oe ou, oo TYPIC AMMOP = oe . Viva te. Yb626 REFs WAVE 0167 (w ee # a SO . IDEN: “JULIO MONCAGATTA- SO a 7 SECRET. : CFNr 9168 9167 JULIO MONCAGATTA SECRET BT SARS ACER EES RN BREN, SORE QR EIMEEY SO BETTE EN om oy DES URNRERAEN E T NNNN- WET cw tet mame net, 1400000 , "TSE ORE T 1416542 7 - ; DIR INFO LIMA QUIT CITE WAVE ais? ° : TYPIC “AMMOP . | > REFS WAVE sao f 9 gud We . . : ‘AMGRIB- 1 RECEIVED. AIR TICKET THRU IDEN EFFORTS AND WILL DEPART 245. ‘HOURS 14 APRIL FOR Lima. neglisteucteo po” _ MONITOR ALL EVENTS FOR DESRIEF ING’ ON RETURN. ' SECRET ..« KE PRETRI Bra Fite Pow iy Bo : PETS WERE — yguap Cait end DEM * CFNe 167 @132 ANCRIB-1 245 14 LIMA "BT EV Ob yy ane Paral PER IAY tase a at ten SECRET Pos NNN 14-0000 : 2 POS gt stamtastone i Ove On 7a 4 cuaserre™ 10 rie woe A av ‘ta: eit 0. ead ao wer. to-eaance (J | . oesiaoy Oine. : ‘BORE i 1410242 — DIR INFO LIMA QUIT CITE AVE 2168 eens Lei eeentrera.) TYPIC. AmMoP REF: WAVE 0167 (0 SLi. AS IDENs JULIO “‘MONCAGATTA SECR ET CFN: 0168 @167 JULIO MONCAGATTA > “SECRET BT NNNN 14-0000 | Chief of Station, Santiago DISPATCH | _ Chiefy, WH a oP = — Chief. of Station guwave ¢ mucT: AMMOP/Operational : Ht © AMMOP Circular Letter to Identity A Leaders and Org anizations . ASTRON REQUIRED - REFERENCES AR: FYI REF: WAVE 9784 : ‘1. -As indicated.in reference, the ANMO> organization on 1S March 1966 sent a circular letter based on Fidel Castro's 13 March speech to Identity A individuals and organizations. The. letter, which was signed and composed by AMMOP/1 and which) was accompanied by transcripts of the speech, condemned Castro's attack on Chilean President Eduardo Frei; requested ‘support for . Frei's position; and asked the recipients to join the struggle maintained by the Cuban people to overthrow Fidel Castro and prepare for the freedom of Cuba from Communism. 2. The youth wing of the ANMOP firoup, headed by ANCRIB/1, mailed a letter to its Identity A youth contacts. based on the 13 and 20 March speeches by Fidel Castro along the lines cited above. Included in this letter were the strong anti-Castro , statements made by Identity B. Copies of both letters dre for- warded. under separate. cover, a . , 3. According to AMMOP/1, his letter was retlayed by FUSEE and was the basis for an article ina pares newspaper by Identity C. vo . Do Nevin ile RE ak lip G. =LMAR Attachments: a A. Identities - u/se. tie B. Cys of Ltrs - u/se. Distribution: “3 - WH/C w/atts : Santia 4 ve itts —_ Da F 32 CRA att a ts — 76.6 a *Please furnish HOS Fi Boa _ ; - 3 hea Bae 18 “Chase serene 7. — | pesmaten $1680 Bow - Ton ART RE UFGA-28893 31 March 66 GASSFGATON SP SE RE MOE a SECRET « | . meee mae SETAE 2a Pot I tee ue PR RUROY ee ce ee ReE ee e cae o Sy oe a . . ‘ . “ SECRET ‘ To witle 'U/se att JA to | | UFGA-24893 IDENTITIES; A, Christian Democratic Party B. Alfredo Lorca C. Jorge Roman GALLE Ercleees tro automate toner yey 4g Cet vee ae SECRET yn £3 Guey S “lo. a 4 +e ety Q . Cad SEAS JOS 0 Vala Gia ioe” 1 2 | "ada Marzo 15 de 19660. QDR NDS Phe awe NAN WO Lae TRMIISIUE STARA A BA a ok Estimaco demdédcratacristiano: cepia literal del discurso pronuncia- el Después de leer una t en la escalinata de la Universidad de La Habana, do por Castro, pasaco 13 de marzo, me considero obligado con el Gobierno, el Par- taco Demécrata Cristiano y el pueblo chileno, que fueron innoble- mente atacados por Castro durante el transcurso de su alocuci6n, a expresar mi opini6n con relacian a dicha ofensa. Digo obligadc, porque el hecho de ser demécratacristiano cubano, integrante de esa gran comunidad de seres humanos que un ifa se dieron a la tarea de realizar una revoluci6én en libertad y gue lamentablemente vieron tronchadas sus aspiraciones al compro- bar que las mismas eran ahogaéas por la sangre vertida en los pa- redones de fusilamientos por hérces como Porfirio Ramirez, Presi- Gente de la FEU de la provincia de Las Villas en Cuba y el Dr. Hum bexrto Sori Marfn, Comandante éel Sjéreito Rebelde y autor de la Ley de Reforma Agraria: debe servirme de experiencia para ar lo que pienso decir a través de estas lineas. Digo obli- porque en igual forma que nosotros hemos pedido en milti- Po] ples oportunidades, colaboracidn y solidaridad con nuestra lucha, solicitud que lamentablemente no ha sido respondida por algunos, alegando unas veces desconocinients y otras imputdndonos incom- prensiss con el "proceso revolucionario" que se est4 llevando a cabo on Cuba, no queremos que an esta oportunidad en qua son los NDS eros Chilenos los que necesitan Ge nuestra solidaridad, va~ yamos a encontrar a alguien que por desconocimiento, no se decida X respaldar péblicanente al Gobierno, Partido y pueblo-de Chile cfvica y valiente adoptada frente a las ofensas ex- entre las cuales trans- uw das por “Castro durante su discurso, cribimos las siguientes: "A decir verdad, siempre he cceido que Frei es un representante de la burguesfa chilena, que su gobier- no es un gobierno de la burguesfa. Jam&s he creido que Frei vaya a Racer ninguna revoluci6én".... posteriormente, al referirse a los Sucesos provocados por los comunistas en la mina de cobre del” Saivasor donde murieron varias sersonas dijo: "Frei es un reaccio Marie Fr ari rei ha cemostrado con este hecho, no ser un individuo de mano ‘irme, sind un individuo (‘cobarde, que abusa del poder,...... 14-0000 o's . + ‘ . vo , 27 a = . - web a we ‘ : to ae ce “ . ; : # te Freilha démostrado ser un mentiroso. Frei ha demostrado ser tun pe~ | os litiq:ero vulgar que para justificar su saAguinario gesto, trata { .*. de culpar a°la Tri-Continental. Frei se desenmasgeata. Frei demues- - iz eb... fa, Fa al ‘pueblo.de Chile y al mundo qué tipo de revolucign es la aa of . ue va a hacer,.qué tipo de gobierno es ‘el que.va a llevar adelan- 7 “7° t@. Es decir, no una revolucién sin Sangre, sin6.una pol{tica de’. "| |" Sangre sin-revoluci6n; sangre sin revoluci6n, esa es la polftica : Ce Frei,.sangré.sin revolucién, ese es el gobierno de Frei, sangre ‘sin revolucién, esa es la polftica de la Alianza -para el -Progreso*. i : : : oo ; j ; _ Después de estas expresiones, no podemos menos que salirle = j edd cee, al ‘paso a Castro y a la camarilla qué desgobierna hoy a Cuba, e © : instar y pedir mayor colaboracién ‘con los patriotas que hoy ofren- ; “Gan sus vidas por liberar a Cuba, a fin de evitar no solo la con- : tinuada masacre de cubanos que se lleva a cabo en la Isla, -sino ; ; tambien. ponerle’ fin a todos estos incidentes bochorhosos para la ie : historia, en los que aparece un cubano, ofendiéndo publicamente ante el. mundo_a.un Presidente, a un Partido y’a un pueblo que a contrario sensus de lo que 61 esta haciendo en Cuba, sf est4 rea- lizando una revoluci6én en libertad, s{ ha defendido en todo momen to el sano nacionalismo, s{ se ha puesto de frente cuantas veces las circunstancias lo han requerido a los’ oligarcas y explotado- res. : : 2 : Para’ terminar, s6lo me queda reiterarle, que en nombre de la solidaridad que une a todos los dem6cratacristianos, exprese pablicamente, su deséo de colaborar con la lucha que mantiene el ‘pueblo cubano por derrocar al castrocomunismo y poder realizar en Cuba, una verdadera revolucién en libertad, asf como su xespaldo ala actitud asumida por el Gobierno, el Partido Demécrata Cris- tiano y el pueblo chileno-en los actuales momentos, SMe ee tes ene me Rhee ae eg Baad Say oe : ' Pendiente de su_atencién y respuesta y dejando constancia ‘@e mi mayor consideracién, quedo suyo “ be i - Corddalmente, : . X or . . So : . : Sil ro. : ot . ODS) oj i a) | Ernesto ‘Rodriguez ; 7 ; . Sec. de Relaciones/T ternacionales del a " : MDC Cuba 14.99000 thwnte a TRESS ore ado oO nee une ea HY . AS i : PUVERTUS: 222 seauraca lst 14M be cus. no - - 7 | . 1732 We. Tun Sty , wad, FUL U. ‘. A - . + Miami, “Marzo 17 de 1966 \ ' L Pye { Estimaco cozipafiero: . . La JDC de Cuba, fiel al pensamiento de nuestro Apostol Jos6 Mastf{ que.dice:“ver en silencio un -crimen es cometerlo”, no ha queziéo marginarse del dato que Castro quicre hacerle a la _ Revolucign en Libertad, que estd realizando el Presidente Eduar- ‘Go Frei, su Gobierno y el Partido Demécrata Cristiano de Chile. | Consciente de que es posible que no te hayan llegado muchas galas informaciones relacionadas con los innobles ata- ques pfblicos de Castro a Frei y su Gobierno, ‘calificdndo al Pre sidencte de “representante de la burguesf{a chilena", "reaccionario’ “mimado del imperialismo yanqui y guardian de sus intereses en Chile".....etc. Hemos. querido comunicarte, no s6lo los ataques de Castro a Frei, sino una de las muchas respuestas que se le’ han. Gado & castro. Nos referimos a la que en dias pasadds hiciera el “Diputsce Dem6crata-Cristiano Chileno, Alfredo Lorea y que a con~ tinuaciSa sranseribimos “Realmente, Fidel Castro es un caso dig- mo de andlisis. Hace pocos dias atr&s, segGén expresaron @iputa- é€os que estuvieron en Cuba, Castro dijo que Frei era un gran Pre- sidente. agregd que si el hubiera estado en Chile, habrf{a hecho lo mismo cue Frei, : Pero ahora, porque se le ha tocade la epidermis ‘dela Tri-Ceontinental, Frei se transforma en un Castro Cualquiera,. Yo-estuve en Cuba -afiacdi6é Lorca- en 1959 cuando Castro subi6é si poder,-En esa ocasi6n le pregunté al ver a tantos hom-- armados, si pensaba reorganizar al ejército. Y 61 me contes- t6, con ese modo tan tropical: “chico, armas para qué cuando se. tiene al pueblo", | 7 Sin embargo, -afladi6. Lorea- en los siete afos gue Fidel ene al pueblo detras de 61, anda mds armhado que un militar en ty 4 0 un a] i plena guerra. En Chile, todos los Presidentes que yo recuerdo, los Co , V2; Ccta dal manana, . . rs Semocrata- Cristiana 14-0000 Wy tee xe Moet cage ? i i i integrs, puro y extremadamente justo", . .. *2 . : : ; . oo “et . ° radi cates, el Sr. Thsiter,. el St. Alessandri, ci ‘propio Sr. Froi, hea rvecsrrido todo el pais sin gendarme, ni pistoleros a sueldo como dius que ugilica Castro. —_ --6- - No se puede dacir que Frei sea un cobarde, un “ment iroso - Youn 6Gspota como Fidel Castro afirma - anadié Lorca- . En cambio 1 ests resguarcacs por metralletas y no pucde dormir, ni se le” conoée zomicilio rijo porque los hijos de logs muertos en ol pare- -@6n le Suscan. Adends ~puntualiz6 Lorca- vale la pena, destacar que nadie sc ha-ido de Chile. En cambio, es ptiblico y notcrio que mas ee 206 G20 personas han huido del paraiso fidelista. Y ma atrevo. , a pen2:r que si Fidel Castro diera libertad a quienes quieren irs .8e de Coda, se quedarfa-solo con sus barbas y su hermano: Radl, Camilo Cienfuegés ya no ést4. Dicen que se cayé de un avién. ‘Pinalmente, Lorea recordé el caso del que fuera Presiden- te ‘ee 06 tribunales populares de Cuba, Sorf Marf{n."Es un. hombre * decf{a Castro de 61. “Estoy porgue sSegure cze nOnea condenarfa‘a quien no mereciera la pena de muer- ‘ te". Si. obstante una mafana amaneci6 de mal genio.y el Sr. Sort Marin convirti$ en un agente de la Central de Inteligencia de los Es722dos Unidos. Resultado: hizo fusilar a ese hombre puro, {Integrs y justo." Estas palabras, expuestas por el Diputado D.c. Alfredo Lorca, sefalando algunas de las muchas contradicciones de Castro, ratizigea una vez mis lo que la JDC de Cuba a través de sus di- — 2, le ha venido diciendo a toda la juventud demécrutacris~ ae América y que hoy, con m4s fuerza y moral’ que niinca nos pedirte en nombre de la solidaridad que nos une, que ex-= blicamente tu respaldo a la Revolucién en Libertad que lizando el Pueblo, Gobierno y Partido Demécrata Cristia ale as{ como tu golaboracién a la lucha que mantiene el riger.t tiana permite pongas viene + Consciente de que nuestra. solicitud sera escuchada por tf, y Seguros de que nos dar4s a conocer la atencion que has de _Prestazle, quedo a tu entera disposicién oa om an! AD Cpe pee Oe ipo a7 ae ot _ Jesas Angulo ; _ Presidente de la JDC de Cuba a 14-00000 f iwoeae Cy ees Dono : . RB } _ CLASSIFIED Me JSAGE : TOTS. COP LES 3 CLASSIFY TO FIRE Ne. ReREP TO PERE NOL gare ain) ocr. to ozasce (J cestooy (J sic. Aovance Copy — Oscars Diroree Chive ial varia, eae, walenoe, cnlo4, Fueihwr, ciloa, ahez Te . ~ 7 . 7 J, 2” Co = ice =“ ae SECRET 0422502 ( Aeiey Ame a, C hala DIR INFO LIMA QUITO CITE: WAVE 9231 CINGHURST ACTING) CL TYPIC ANMOP REF A DIR 75895 # B WAVE sosa(¥ 517° 7G ANCRIB-1 ADVISED BY IDEN A THAT REF A LIMA CONFERENCE Wa .82790 te SCHEDULED FOR 23-26 APRIL, PRECEDED BY YOUTH SEMINAR 15-22 APRIL. 2. AMCRIB-1 HOPES OBTAIN TICKET THRU EFFORTS OF IDEN Bo IF NOT SUCCESSFUL, STATION PLANS FINANCE AMCRIB-1 TRIP TO ; ATTEND ROTH MEETINGS UNLESS ADVISED CONTRARY. é 3, AMMOP INVITED IDEN C, 201-749991, FORMER WAVE ASSET WORKING IN QUITO, ATTEND REF CONFERENCE AS MEMBER AMMOP DELE- GATION. IF IDEN C ATTENDS, WILL PAY OWN WAY, 4. PLS NOTE AMCRIB-1@ OF REF B SHOULD BE AMCRIB~1. SECRET *asenen SHEesTIAN DEMOCRATIC OCNGKESS Scnzoied Usain ~14 ™MakKCH CFN @031 15895 523.4 AMCRIB~1 A A 23=26 APRIL 15-22 APRIL AMCRI3-1 B NOT SUCCESSFUL AMCRIB-1 AMMOP C 281-749991 AMMOP C AMNCRIB-19 B AMCRIB-1 near SECitE BT 14-0000 -weREP TO FILE WO, ~ | woerr Oves Ono wey { CLASSIFIED MESSAGE” CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. [26 SECRET TREES PERSON UNIT ROTIFITO ere avo) eer. 10 sosuce O oestioy Oaie. AOVANCE COPY . vs! RD COPY CD issees Charerres O)ruseo SECRET 242232 . . RO DIP INFO LIMA QUIT CITE WAVE 0032 ecg NN tats. 99798 TYPIC 4MMOP \ REF WAVE 923 I(ta/ ¥ 7720) IDEN A. UTUOC IDEN B. JULIO MONEAGATTA, JUDCA SECY. GEN. ENC, JOSE M. ILLAN SECRET CFN 9832 O231 A UIJDOC B JULIO MONEAGATTA JUDCA SECY GEN ¢ JOSE M ILLAN 8T 14-00000 ' 1 . Po . Nm re we - i i . ° a ane 4 4 - ‘ 7 ; . — . - . —— = =. % REPORT COVER SHEET “SECRET OP vy erceessing scr ion ‘ ‘ : } . ; . . ; . qrese Noe aa a “Teaver sneer : WACKED FOR INCERIEG - : “leat oF Sacroet -— NO ISTEXING ACQUIRED . 1 | 15_ February 1966 . ors Cata mePORTED SUP ARATELY . 1y : veoute? aa meen wees ae _ —— - a i . . . des DISSEMINATION . ‘alt ' “[souace “caver remem wanes Cee rt a T TLON ik -AVOT- 245 . ect OISSEMINATLO \. Io FIELO DISTRIBUTION |. he ~ERTRAS AGENCY fp. - il | 2.- Caracas | — . | | 2-Lima . ae + ue be 2 - Santiago Ms Tt .USCG i 1. 2) - Bogota . : - i, ; SUPPLEWENTAL DATA Sout foo i ae . Hi Jt . iL, TYPIC Le { x . 7 | SOURCE: anor- 245. in DD-1768, 11 February 1966. Field Comment 2 yoyo. |p was received from AMCRIB-10, "orally, on 14 February. | |. RID: No Index Vd : . 1 y: . i : He i . Pt . . 1 af — J Group 1: Excluded from ' ' Automatic Downgrading: and Declassification ’ ye i . | | hed - J 4 ohr, fe | M4 | | Wy SSS AWG7 Eee ; They ' : ERTTHONS i ‘ r yad ' 1° 4 vf ; i i i toa i | 1400000 ’ COUNTRY yore SUBJECT ' DATE: ACO. 4 ‘ be i Hl “GRADING OF SOURCE: A: Comencey,revigtis 8: Umut reliable. . to soi ‘wources). 1. 84 to 27 February 1966 "ROPAGES 0D. , REFERENCES care OF Barly February 1966 , PLACE & .. United States, Miani _ UFG-7960 rhe Field Comments; 1. 4 2. res of doubitul honesty or <aeily. regardless 41 mar ceinpetence). SALOF CONTENT: 1: Condemed ty other indapennart ara reviapie sources. Piytably true” 2:-Poisibly true. & Dowtttud Probably: ” aa & Cannot be judged, ” 5 - a : Cuba Christian Desocratic Hovemont to Hold Congress in Hiani, (7_to 14 Febru “THIS WS UNEVALUATED INPORMaTION SOURCE GRADIN _A member of a group of Cuban emigres-trained in the techniques of information collection. reports since 1961. "- whe Moviniento Democrata Cristiano (UDC, ‘Christian Democratic: a Movement) in Miami will hold a congress from 24 to 37 “a 1966. | ~-enile, Colombia, and Germany will attend the congress, 2. “The HDC is preparing to hold elections for positions en the executive comnittes. : . . _-invitations had been extended to delegations From these . from Peru, which only acknowledged receipt of the invitation, a FIELD-INFORMAZION REPORT...” Gi Feiete peer'e, © G& Not ususty rovoble, E: NM petiage—. (Apotied fF; Rehazoy cannot be judged Apphed to uatestes o Favtheientty "+ CONPIDENTIAL «__ REPORT NO, 0 PR eA DATE CF REPORT 15. February 1966 1965: OR ARE DEFINITIVE, APPAAIBAL OF CONTENT 18 TENTATIVE. The group has provided useful February — Delegations of Christian Democrats fron Venezugla, Peru, ‘The Bighth ‘National Congress of the MDC was held in Miami from 19 to 21 February 1965. Delegations from Puerto Rico . ‘and Mexico attended. ' (Cf, CSDB-312,/007 90-65) : Another: source, who is a member of the MDC,’ reported that . 7 countries, but that no replies have been received, except CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEH‘ HO DISSEM ABROAD
104-10192-10154.pdf
14-9000 104-10192-10154) | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ie ACT OF TOF 1992) so ’ . - eo an - Background Use Only ; a | oo , ~ Do Not Reproduce cuss TD MESSAGE feet wd pare | TMAY GO” TO. + DIRECTOR FROM ' HAVANA ACTION woo ¢ : oo Lae ; . ; a MAY ‘7 2192 60 INFO 1 ocr, ofoc:, ‘po/F, COP ye avor/ ‘ay Ch oy -cafeme, cafr RO, ene a cafeKop, cr, cr/ops, cific 2, Fly rifnom, 6, ri/oy . wn 10, 00/1, o/s os: °, s/c 2. ROUT INE iN 36683 Toes 3/436, 741 a : HAVA 4513 To o1R. . info “UwTet ag. 05-03 ‘SupDATA source [ANS -ARTURO BODEWIG 7 LEUENDERGER R) WHO GAVE NFO TO HAVA STATION anaes "_.REPR REF HAVA 441k (IN 33866)" FILED 0622252. REPORT CLASS SECRET HiH=2283 (ALSO RCVO 2783) ‘CUBA SUBJ SETTING OF F-OF- ‘BOMBS BY JUVENTUD ACCION CUBANA ANTICOMUNISTA 001 30 APR. ~ 3 may 60 PAA CUBA HABANA ‘5 MAY 60° APR 2 SOURCE CUBAN WHO CLAIMS CONTACTS In JACA (F) C/S COMMENT: *A report regarding Cuban youth plana for sabotagé on 50 April. _ . ; . : . IwOG COMMENT: . : . . NO SEPARATE CABLE OISTR:BUTION £5 BEING MADE OF THIS TOCS. TOCS PRECECENCE L wH/EXEC.- . PRIORITY WH/ Pw . ' ie RELEASING Iwo! DATE DISTAIBUTED:. NO PROJECT _ 8 way 1960 CHARLES JU BECKMAN - : oo $-E2C-R-E-T ; REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Liaison: * Copy No.
104-10192-10229.pdf
14-0000 104-10192-10229 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 | a © cd RETURN TO CIA . Background Use Only ' Do Not Reproduce ct . & fos Sg ee . 4. om fake a a flRmM COPY “Clee f Chana Guu Leet aio L me ae ep amen | a. _ Mish CS see an can anne - ge : cl, egret Cyftieb Kb Sark, Coss bus o yal. Lal Bat — - ef £50 hoe nossa CITE STAVE SAIS . Ter I yy9 ) 5° Or ito 7 CITE | ee. yeee.4 AARCLT - : 7 or TYPIC . ca nee | 4) evening 5 OCTO3ER sie GIVEN THREE YEAR | : | _ . Lote “guspeneeo SENTENCE 2Y NAPLES COURT VHEN FOUND GUILTY OF “SUSPENEE 66, THO ANSPCRTING EXPLOSIVES WITHOUT LICENSE IN APRIL Tr : (eee PAN TONS ro 38 TRIED SEPARATELY. a 5 2 ocroaea we PEPORTED THAT ARTALP@2 HAL a % Zz. EVENS ee are CANE ty ORS 5 Curt ERR A Cit oF oF 35 Els £ Cant , se & WETOMER. Pe OPAGANDA op utine, TO ATTEND. PRESS CONFERENCE & on ey OP ma Ase ve ae . - a eo SEPGDTEG THAT AT TRL JORGE VEES; gosci BATE SPS c PEPORTE « ke OF STTORNE Ty Ha PREF SraTEa Nt Ba6) Lor ez) RT. ta EFF LCT- 7 at Bed bite ‘ aod BRS sta . 4 ; M . Ey + t PBAS 7 Sis re YRLE s us oat ge couvictEd ZECAUSE KFSBAS TRANG : nh Sri} ww oe eee . nan ' os une ae. £AON coin TST OGM LAT LON AND wt Go BeG SO fA 4 30 ath aud EO . Be ia] ANY Hf oe LLEGA t THAN " 5 wOP ACT ee 1 O4AS LLLEG LL A , ert) B Ts ae e) ry , boa on - Pepe ¢ SIATE ‘al . . ; Z eget y Na (Sa%e TYPE OF ACTIVITY™ FROM A Bate LSSAt 3 aT ee WR Dae 4c. | . THE TOAY acing! SECTION OF MAPLES. - a C3 j ) Sane PASS « “cayo 3onno7 UNDOWSTESLY 15 GARBLE FOR Sone PE FN A t {Sci 1 itz RR APTA iar NAPLE = T 4H Cc} RE RTH N83 8 FOR yayave Ra rt oy FT oro. SECRET _ ae y . 7 a. ae ® : Fn ;* fs See ese ce flee Gl ETI be 14-0000 ag mbes pov pe LISATER. cae Ae ss arise jp UM ENSEE vagw FEvoVYO FOR OFS jor pes etait t, va? TQUDEMLED FETURN TO TERTH C IScA +1 cetsees Tn pod, ROSTSOUTD TTQAUTE CF HURRICANE INEZ, vy tampon eonete riod TEETH, MEY LAF IZ, VILL NOT ° Slit, AS AUARS LATTS® SITE | a ALLA Se. 2 Oh TEREINATION GCTSTER-SCVETIER 66, a. yoot SECEIPY AMOT INFO JUWAVE CONTACTED AND SRIFFEO. : (AGENTS SERVING AS CUSTODIANS AT NAPLES SITE. TO DATE THEY Ce NAVE NOT. SEPORTED ANY GUERIES. OFFICIALS OF ‘COVER CORPORATIONS ’- (Gems CEN RIGSER AND RENTS SERTHING: SITE VERE . Hp OSSah . Spo Tyr TWAT TEPTERSEZ STATED HE HAD PHOWED LPT, ar, rhe © SVE THEY PRESS RELEASE INCLUDING: VEGA “Tha RE fF aT RllaehT Gls MAPLES ARIA. Q NOT SELH ANY MIAME HEPALE Mol as . see sae or cece TRAIL DID way PENTIGU tat fee aGE CF TRIAL. sEcKat e e . 7 ae 14-0000 ‘OP PROR OAL Sart Ue oR ET 9 ow ES 7. AT GUTIERREZ REQUEST + neTauP- -2 TAPED STATEMENT FOR / RADIO@PACCEAM, REVIEW OF STATEMENT BY ASOT SHONS THAT vorac NOT VENTIOHED, S, ALTHO 19 FIRY EVIDENCE ZO CATE ANTICIPATE THAT wIPR MAY SFY PUBL ICIZE FURTHES “REVELATICRNS™ RE BRVAVE CTIVITY, NOTASLY "RE COMBINED OPS FACILITIES » ACTIVITIES, PERSONNEL. 1YFO FROM andy AND OTHER CONTACTS 1% EXILE corsuNT¥ INDICATES FELIPE RIVERO AND HIS ANG GROW AL3O.. raging OF “EXPOSING” WCFACT ACTIVITIES. STATED Aly oF BOTH GROUPS IS TO SHOW. “IVO-FACED" ATTITUDE OF U.S. GOVT VHICH. STOPS: ANT I-COMMUNIST EXILE FIGHTERS FROM USING U.S. AS BASE FOR ACTICN AGAINST CASTRO ‘CUBA BUT ALLOYS WOFACT. To. CARRY. OUT SUCH ACTIVITY. FURTHER AINS ARE TO SHOW EXILE COMMUNITY THAT MIRR AND ANC ARE "ACTIVIST" GROUPS aS ‘COMPARED WITH OTHER CUSANS WHO WORK FOR JHWAVE, (9, STATICH EVALUATES INCIDENT AS HAVING No SIGNIFICANT “AOVERES EFFECT On OPS: OR CERERAL, ‘STATION SECURITY, STaTIos HAS DIPECTED ItICREASED STATE OF VIGILANCE AT ALL COMBINED i¢e) SitTlS 3uT oacs NCT ENVISAGE. ANY Basic CHAI ZS IN COVER “GECR ae ae i, EXILE - ORG S AND TG RIDICULE ‘AND TRY INT La 1DaTE ‘THOSE . L ° 4 . Se peg Bevel : Olt Sts VE PROVIDES eculRes LEsTL OF PLAUSIILE DENTAL PLUS DFFECTIVE “aASXING CF SENSITIVE DATA RE COMBINED: OPS, ; SECRET. _ BT 8 NOB Gacl 7 . Ta
104-10192-10266.pdf
14-0000 104-10192-10266| © | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 . s bga~we & (howe po TURNTO CIA . 7 oe RETU und Use Only Do Not reproduce . ee nO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | f. biaccTaR 7 FROM 3, SAE i ACTION: © thy 1o(wR CHARLES MATT, TFW, NOTIFIED A ‘AND Sor SLO mr : ; AT1830 Peal," MAY) INFO. 3 Dl, 0, ADOP, CA 2, CA/PRG, CA/PR s/c 2 : ‘} UG 1 ue ‘ if pet CLP CITE WAVE £777 a may i ee io - GYSOSE ; i !. Te HERALD 27 MAY CARRIES FRONT PAGE ITEM. BY JAMES BUCHANAN exc TTL ED “eTs9 FaDES aS EXILE CHIEFS "THREE LATIN “LEADERS “BEHING RAY". ” ARTICLE FLATLY erecta ving ayn COUNCIL AVE BEEE PEPLACED BY YANIEL Ray with. wate ary vOnZ NARIN, pres RGAILO BE TARCCURT AND FORYER. PRES wace FIGNERES, TUAT RAY HAS TAKEN WE ER POST “WITH ‘THE SLESSING GS THE meyTes STATES", FUPTHER, ARTICLES STATES * “FRO VARIETY SOURCES HERALD | eo preseED TMAT ERS AS: INOTIFIED CF CHANGE owLy TRIS | nf = CHIEF IN BRILET Cate FRO “ UNDER- wore? AMD THeT Pave obapporsTHEST ‘ come TN cease necomDINe TO soasti® GOD0Y, prov ISTONAL MRP HEAD IN a RESEME Cucah ACTIVITIES SINCE ORIGIN CF Av PUD, sant, APTS? SVEN ISHING ! Est seTIALe COEDITS CUSANS IN MIAMI SITY SAYING "NEW MAN In FLELOT IS ADOLF oars fe, eG HAS BEEN special acst TO STATE DEPT ANE Is aALSC 8 wie = PREFS KENNEDY® S SPFCIAL TASK FORCE ON LATIN AMERICA”. aves GF soon teaTTos BEING TEAT BERLE TS pUNNING NEW UNITED STATES SPCXSCRED meee LOT OPT qucas ESFCrt, cg TETR RELEASE CAUSING EGE FUROP Ih LaCAL CuEAN COLONY TC EXTENT <- Lepep ove CPS AGENT DESTIPED cor (ISOLATION) TRAINING HAS , THESE aNY TRUTE THIS STCRY. <EANVHILE WAVE 3 sevty TQ RE TOLTEVEE IF Cicteced Urs artraatic gpracists ud erat REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Cooy No. ees a enn 14-0000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7 . : _ WAVE RCT] IN 885 CHECKS WITH KNOMLEDSESELE, CONTACTS, HAS PRODUCED LITILE. “OTHER THAN VILLIM! S. WIBALDA'S STATEMENT THAT BUCHANAN “JOURNALISTIC ‘REPUTATION. INPICATES HE INACCURATE AND SENSATIONAL IST. atcuattEn | AND Passov OY ATTEMPTING DISCRESTLY TRACE PUCMEMAN SOURCE FOR “U.S. BLESSING.” 3. AycyANa® Has BeIV LOUSLY ATTACKED MIRO LE DURING RETURN PLAYA erTPan PPISONERS MIAMI, HAVE OQ REAL INSIGHT INFO SIGNIFICANCE THESE. STTACKS BUT GELIEVE THEY COULD REFLECT QUCHANAN OR Mat] HERALD ATTE* PTS FORCE CHANGES IN UNITES STATES POSTURE RE CUBA. | a, EXPECT ARTICLE VILL PAVE. FURTHER REPROCUSSIONS AS IT SPREADS. ISH ALERT KOS THAT IT vaY BE NECESSARY INITIATE ACTION DISCREOIT =~ Ci, eUCWANAN STORY aS VELL aS REASSURE MIP, WILL FORWARD SUGGESTIONS THIS | | eFeann AFTE® WE HAVE OPPOSTUMITY FURTHER ASSESS STORY'S IMPACT. Se POUCHING CLIPPING 22% MAY END OF MESSAGE REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.