Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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I know of no affiliations of STCART with foreignpolitical parties of government. His attempts to get closeto Fidel CASTRO in 1960 were motivated by a desire to exploitthe journalistic advantages of an interview. His originalinterest in *The Shark and the Sardines* was apparentlymotivated by money-making interests and by the hope thathe might spark a sensation - exactly what he did manage todo with his outrageous advertising. He seemed to calculatethat there might be libel suits possible against the firmsand the newspapers he could provoke to attack him.The original contract of AREVALO with STUART wassuperseded by another in November of 1961, granting STUARTcertain rights with regard to other foreign language editionsof *The Shark and the Sardines* and, I believe, establishingtranslated into English.Information about STUART's dealings with AREVALOand whatever others, could be obtained (with guile) fromEileen BRANT, who was his editor at the time of the firstcontact with AREVALO. She subsequently broke with himbecause of deep and bitter resentment against him, thenreturned not too long ago to collaborate with him. She ishis wife's sister. She is certainly working with him nowonly because he finally offered her a little better pay. Forher to have changed her mind about him would be almostimpossible, I believe, in view of the long history of incidentsthat had brought her to have contempt for him, at the timeI knew her in 1961. She knows his operation inside-out.In order to get information from her, it would be absolutelynecessary to approach her from some angle that would giveno hint of government investigation. She is very gregarious.She is a fortyish medium-attractive, lonely, New York singlewoman (unless her status has changed since I knew her). Ifcontacted by somebody she would assume to be a writer, andwho would be a bit friendly with her and see her off-hours,she would probably talk freely about STUART. But she isquite clever and rather worldly in some respects, so that mustbe kept in mind in case she is contacted. SHE HAS A VERYDEEP AND LONGTIME NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD ALL GOVERNMENTAGENCIES INVOLVED IN INVESTIGATION. She was active inliberal activities in Chicago, and if I remember correctly,although she is certainly not communist, she considered herselfa little jeopardised by the Mc Carthy period.Angela Delli SANTE-ARROCHE could also be contacted,of course.
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2. Regarding Lyle STUART, Dr. Raul OSEGUEDA, Bartolome COSTA Amic, and Mario MONTEFORTE Toledo:Dr. OSEGUEDA apparently has had a secret longing to get something of his own printed in English. He seized upon the opportunity of commenting BEALS' introduction to *Antikomunismo* in order to write to STUART this spring. STUART wrote very cordially back to OSEGUEDA, hoping to meet him on a trip to Mexico in June. When OSEGUEDA confessed to me his correspondence with STUART, he sought to make me see it as an attempt to speak with STUART about the royalties STUART has never paid me.When Dr. OSEGUEDA finally did see STUART here in Mexico during the book congress in June, he only very timidly and very, very briefly touched upon the royalty problem, and indeed went to a great deal of trouble to serve STUART by introducing MONTEFORTE Toledo. (STUART had expressed interest in getting in touch with some publishers and writers.) OSEGUEDA bustled about, taking OSEGUEDA and MONTEFORTE Toledo to lunch with STUART, even managed to get the MONTEFORTE Toledos to invite STUART to dinner at their apartment. There were tentative discussions of collaborating in the distribution of COSTA Amic books in the United States and of publishing some book of MONTEFORTE Toledo's.However, both COSTA Amic and the MONTEFORTE Toledos told me that they found STUART offensively vulgar and were not at all enthusiastic about having anything to do with him.Two weeks ago, OSEGUEDA sketched the outline of a book (contemporary history of U.S. and Latin American relations) he hopes STUART will went to publish, and sent the outline up to him.CECI-316/00789-04WH/1/C. Bustos:chkDistribution:Orig. & 1 - AddresseeRI (201-278841)CI/LIACI/R&AWH/1WH/PO/A18 August 1964BASIC: HMMA 24092PROJECT: NONELIAISON: NONE![secret]
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETTO. DIRECTORFROM MEXIOC CITYACTION: WHINFO VRSECRSET 141643ZDIR CITA MEXI 0582LICOOKYREF A. DIR 40439B. HA1812041LICOOXY/1 ANSWERS TO REF B SENT IN HMMA 24392 ON 11 AUG.SECRETSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITEDCopy No.
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# DISPATCHTOChief, WH DivisionINFOFROMChief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECTAnswers to Inquiries Submitted in ReferenceACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESRef: HMAW 12041Forwarded herewith are answers to the inquiries forwarded in reference dispatch submitted by subject of 201-278841 on 6 July 1964.![signature of Willard C. Curtis]Attachment:As stated aboveDistribution:C/WHD w/attCS COPY2 attCROSS REFERENCE TO![illegible text in a box]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMA 24092201-278841DATE11 August 1964CLASSIFICATIONSECRETPFC'S FILE NUMBER201-278841
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# SECRETJuly 6, 1964LYLE STUARTAREVALO"ANTIKOMISISMO EN AMERICA LATINA"Early in the spring of 1962, here in Mexico, Arévalo told me that Stuart was prodding him about getting another of his books translated, to take advantage of the publicity around "The Shark and the Sardines". I was already far beyond speaking terms with Stuart and therefore declined to have anything further to do with him. About three months later, Arévalo told me that Stuart was going to publish "Antikomunismo en America Latina" and that a young American student, married to a Mexican, Angela delli Sante Arrocha (who had written "Arevalo, Pensador Contemporaneo") was doing the translation into English. Early in 1963, Arévalo told me that the translation hadn't been satisfactory and therefore Stuart had obtained a re-translation, by Charleton Beals.When Stuart was here in Mexico in June, he told Dr. Osequeda that he was very happy about the way the book was selling.Inasmuch as Stuart has paid Arévalo only 10 percent of moneys received by Stuart on "The Shark and the Sardines" sales (in contrast with some book contracts in which the author receives 10 percent of the money represented by number of copies sold multiplied by the retail sales price) I would assume he is no more generous with "Antikomunismo". I can ask Dr. Osegueda the exact terms, but I haven't been able to see Osegueda this week.I know of no affiliations of Stuart with foreign political parties of government. His attempts to get close to Fidel Castro in 1960 were motivated by a desire to exploit the journalistic advantages of an interview. His original interest in "The Shark and the Sardines" was apparently motivated by money-making interest and by the hope that he might spark a sensation - exactly what he did manage to do with his outrageous advertising. He seemed to calculate that there might be libel suits possible against the firms and the newspapers he could provoke to attack him.I am sure you have it on file, but I will enclose a copy of Arevalo's original contract with Stuart. It was superceded by another in November of 1961, granting Stuart certain rights with regard to other foreign language editions of "The Shark and the Sardines" and, I believe, establishing that Stuart should have first option of other Arévalo books translated into English.Information about Stuart's dealings with Arévalo and whatever others could be obtained WITH GUILE from Eileen Brant, who was his editor at the time of the* Published by Costa Amic, 1962. Financed by Als Radical Revolucionario de El Salvador.
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SECRET2-first contact with Arevalo, subsequently broke with him because of deep and bitter resentment against him, then returned not too long ago to collaborate with him. She is his wife's sister. She is certainly working with him now only because he finally offered her a little bette: pay. For her to have changed her mind about him would be almost impossible, I believe, in view of the long history of incidents that had brought her to have contempt for him, at the time I knew her in 1961. She knows his operation inside-out. In order to get information from her, it would be absolutely necessary to approach her from some angle that would give no hint of government investigation. She is very gregarious. She is a fortyish medium-attractive, lonely, New York single woman (unless her status has changed since I knew her). By somebody she would assume to be a writer, and who would be a bit friendly with her and see her off-hours, she would probably talk freely about Stuart. But she is quite clever and rather wortly in some respects, so that must be kept in mind in case she is contacted. SHE HAS A VERY DEEP AND LONGTIME NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD ALL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES INVOLVED IN INVESTIGATION. She was active in liberal activities in unicago, and I . although she is certainly not communist, she considered herself a little jeopardized by the Mc Carthy period.Angela Deli Sante-Arroche could be contacted, too, of course. I vill look for her address at Costa Amic's office and pass it along.SECRET![CAP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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June 6, 1964Lyle StuartDr. Raul OseguedaEartolome Costa AmicMario Monteforte ToledoDr. Osegueda apparently has had a secret longing to get something of his own printed in English. He seized upon the opportunity of commenting beals' introduction to "Antikomunismo" in crier to write to Stuart this spring. Stuart wrote very cordially back to Osegueda, boping to meet him on a trip to Mexico in June. When Osegueda confessed to se his correspondence with Stuart, he sought to make me see it as an attempt to speak with Stuart about the royalties Stuart has rever paid me.When Osegueda finally did see Stuart here during the book congress in June, he only very timidly and very, very briefly touched upon the royalty problem, and indeed went to a great deal of trouble to serve Stuart by introducing him to Costa Amic and to Mario Monteforte Toledo. (Stuart had expressed interest in getting in touch with some publishers and writers.) Osegueda bustlei about, taking Osegueda and Monteforte Toledo to lunch with Stuart, even managed to get the Monteforte Toledos to invite Stuart to dinner at their apartment. There vere tentative discussions of collaborating in the distribution of Costa Amic books in the United States and of publishing some book of Monteforte Toledo's.However, both Costa Amica and the Monteforte Toledos told me that they found Stuart offensively vulgar and vere not at all enthusiastic about having anything to do with him.Two weeks ago, Osegueda sketched the outline of a book (contemporary history of U.S. and Latin American relations) he hopes Stuart will want to publish, and sent the outline up to him.
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CAC. BustosUNIT : WH/1EXT : 4506DATE: 5 AUGUST 1964MESSAGE FORMROUTINGSECRETTO MEXICO CITYFROM DIRECTORCONF WH 8INFO VRTO MEXILICOOKYINFO.CITE DIR40489REF: HMWW-12641*PLEASE ADVISE.END OF MESSAGEWH COMMENT: *FBI requested that certam questions be given to LICOOKYby us concorning Juan Jose Arevalo and Lyle Stuart, and thebook Shark and the Sardines. Justice is thinking ofprosecuting Stuart.DESMOND FITZGERALDC/WHDRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OPPIGIAOW. J.KAUFMANC/WH/1AUTHENTICATIGOOFFICERSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE24 SECRETTO : DIRECTORFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION : WH 8INFO : CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC 2, FI, SR 7, VRSECRET 232241ZDIR INFO MANA GUAT TEGU SALV CITE MEXI 3449REF SJOS 6916 (IN39629)1. NIGHT OD JULI LICCONY-I SPENT SEVERAL HOURS COMPANY MARIO SOSA NAVARRO AND DIANA GAMES. LATTER IS HONDURAN AND FIANCE HONDURAN COMME RODIL RIVERA RODIL. GAMES NOW DIVORCING, MEXICAN DIPLOMAT WHO PREVIOUSLY SERVED TEGU AND PLANS MARRY RIVERA.2. ACC L-1, WHEN ISABEL GUILLEN DE ZELAYA, AT WHOSE HOUSE L-1 AND SOSA MET, ACCUSED SOSA OF BEING A "RUSO" LATTER MADE MILDLY DEROGATORY REMARKS ABOUT SOVIET UNION. SAID HIS WIFE AND SMALL SON IN GUAT AND WIFE NOW DIVORCING HIM.3. L-1 INSTRUCTED MAINTAIN CASUAL CONTACT SOSA IN ORDER KEEP TABS HIS WHEREABOUTS.SECRETC/S COMMENT: MARIO SOSA NAVARRO ARRIVED IN SAN JOSE 22 JULY.SECRET![downgrading and declassification instructions]
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24CLASSIFIED MESSAGE# SECRETMistyFile Licooky-1ROUTING|     |     |     || --- | --- | --- || 1   | 4   |     || 2   | 5   |     || 3   | 6   |     |TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 8INFO: SRT, CI, CI/OPS, CI/ICZ, CI/OA, FI, VRSECRET 031759Z13 Aug 64 IN 41779DIR CITE MEXI 0444REDCOAT LCLYPROVEREF A DIR 39266*B MEXI 9796 (IN 01559).1. APPRECIATE A A APPROVAL USE LICOOKY-1 AGAINST KUKHARENKO. HOWEVER HAVE RECENTLY LEARNED FROM LIENVOY AND SUEJ REF B (REQUEST CRYPTO) THAT X DEPARTING EARLY AUG HOME LEAVE. WILL TRY INJECT L-1 AFTER K'S RETURN.2. REPORTING BY DISPATCH SUB EREX B. RECENT NEGOTIATIONS WITH X EXCHANGE VODKA FOR TRANSISTOR RADIOS.SECRETC/S COMMENT: LICOOKY-1 OA AMENDED PERMIT HER USE TO DEVELOP AND ASSES KUNHARENKO.SECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification
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RIG: Terry WardUNIT: W!!/1EXT: 4506DATE: 31 JULY 1964TO: MEXICO CITYFROM: DIRECTORCONF: WH8 INFO: JR7, CI, CI/OPS, 71, VR, CI/OA, CI/IC2INDEX 27 S-E-C-R-E-TNO INDEXFILE IN CS FILE NO. 201-26083131 Jan 64 22 012TO: MEXI INFO:RE: REDCOAT LCIMPROVE CITE DIR: 39266REF: MEXI 0306 (IN 30508)*LICOOKY-1 OA AMENDED PERMIT HER USE TO DEVELOP AND ASSESSKUKHARENKO. SHOULD NOT BE USED MAKE RECRUITMENT SINCE IS NOT EXPERIENCEDRECRUITER, FAILURE WOULD COMPLETELY BLUR HER TO SOVS AND SINCE HERRELATIONSHIP WITH LINLUCK KNOWN, COULD BE UNFAVORABLE BLOWBACK ONLINLUCK.SINCE SOVS COULD PRESUMABLY COME IN CONTACT WITH LINLUCKTHROUGH LICOOKY-1, STATION MAY CONSIDER TIPPING OFF LINLUCK AT OPPORTUNETIME TO BE CAREFUL OF LICOOKY-1'S DOINGS AS CONTINUING STATIONINVESTIGATION OF HER DISCLOSES SHE ASSOCIATING WITH SOVS.END OF MESSAGEWH COMMENT: *Requested permission use LICOOKY-1 to develop highpriority SOV target.CI/ICG/Burke (in draft)CI/OA/Lally (in draft)SR/O/WH Kasparovich DraftWH/POA/Priest PrizetDESMOND FITZGERALDC/WHDW. J. KAUFMANC/WH/1RELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE# 27 SECRETTO : DIRECTORFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION: WHSINFO : DIP WH/KAS, R/JAN, I.1, DI/INT, CI/OPS, CI, VRSECRET 232313ZTEGU INFO DIR GUAT SALV CITE MEXI 3431REF TE/5547361591. LICCOKY-1 SAID 27 JULY ISABEL A. GUILLEN ZELAYA, SISTER OFLORENZO ZELAYA'S WIFE, TOLD HER MARIO SOSA NAVARRO AND SON, CARLOS, WHO SECOND YEAR MEDICAL STUDENT AT UNAN IN MEXICO CITY, CAME BY TOKIO NO. 35 NIGHT 26 JULY. ISABEL RUNS BOARDING HOUSE THIS ADDRESS AND L-1 NOW LIVING THERE.2. SWLUCK-1 SAID 27 JULY RICARDO FREIJI, PCH MEMBER NOW LIVING MEXICO CITY, TOLD HIM HAD TALKED WITH SOSA ABOUT 20 JULY3. INDEX.SECRET* c/s comment: Security MEASURES TAKEN by PCH. TO PROTECT PARTY members RETURNING FROM CUBASECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED![group 1 marking, indicating automatic downgrading and declassification]
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TO : DIRECTORFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION : C/H 5INFO : DDP, 100P, C/CI, LC/M/SA 5, VRSECRET 2423372DIA PANA BOITE MEXI 2374REF A 4985 (R 33739)1.  MEXI WILL ASK LICCOXY-1 MAKE DISCREET INQUIRIES TO DETERMINE VOEL GUERRERO SANTIAGO STILL EDI AND PRESENT ADDRESS.2.  LATEST MEXI 0970 ORLANDO QUANT SUNTANA IS HNP-375 12 DEC3 WHICH STATES HE TRYING COME TO KIDI, BUT NO INFO HIS ACTUAL AFFTSTATION DID NOT RECEIVE RINY 1002.SECRET
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SECRETREQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEWDATE24 July 1964dirTO:WH/1/Mexico - W.J. Kaufman.C NO.C-83492FROM: CHIEF, CI/OA/s/ Edward P. BrownSUBJECT:LICOOKY/1IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR FEQUEST FOR APPROYAL IN THIS CASE, IT IS REQUESTEDTHAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFCRUATION CHECKED BELOD, OR REVIEN INFORMATION AS INDICATED.|                                   |                                              || --------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- || PRO I                             | REVIEW OF STAFF'S JOSSIER                    || PRO 11                            | REVIEW OF STAFF'S COLLATERAL INFORMATION     || FIELD TRACES                      | REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CI/OA      || RI TRACES                         | REVIEW OF SEC. OFF CONCURRENCE NEWS AT CI/OA || OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES   | REVIEW OF FBI REPORT AT CI/OA                || RESULTS OF TEC-ICAL INTERROGATION | REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE                 || GREEN LIST                        | OTHERS (See Remarks)                         |NOTICE:FIRST SECOND THIRD ANDI have discussed with Paul Burke, DC/CI/ICG, Mexico's request for amendment of OA to use LICOOKY-1 against the Soviet official. We both are of the opinion that she can be used for development of the target to determine his susceptibility to recruitment, but that she should not be used to make the actual recuitment should the matter develop to that point, due to these considerations: (1) She is not a recruiter, never has made a recruitment. (2) Odds are she would be blown to the Soviets, since we must consider that the odds for successful recruitment of a Soviet official are not favorable. (3) Her relationship with LINLUCK in Mexico is fairly well known, so that there could be an unfavorable blow back on LINLUCK.In authorizing her use in the developmental role, Burke would like for Station to be informed that it should tell LINLUCK that Station's continuing investigation of LICOOKY-L discloses her association with Soviets; therefore, he should be very careful in his relationship with her.SECRET> Extract from automatic> decalcification> and> reclassification(20)
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETTO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WHINFO: CA,CI/OPS, CI/K2, CI/OA, FI, SR7, VRSECRET 222322Z23 JL. 64 IN 34008TEGU INFO DIR CITE MEXI 2348REF A MEXI 0238 (29790)B TEGU 5531 (30664)C DIR 36752D MEXI 2347 (33998)1. DUE POSSIBLE USE LICOOKY-1 IN REDCOAT OP, HER FRIENDSHIP WITH ABEL CUENCA MARTINEZ AND WIFE, AND HER MANY CONTACTS AND USEFULLNESS AMONG CENTRAL AMERICAN COMMIES AND LEFTISTS MEXICO, STATION DOES NOT WISH INVOLVE HER IN OP AGAINST LUIS MANUEL ZUNIGA SARAVIA PER REFS.2. RE PARA 4 REF C AGREE COLD APPROACH HAS LIMITED CHANCE SUCCESS BUT APPEARS HE MOST SUSCEPTIBLE NOW AND DOUBT THAT OP SUGGESTED REF B WOULD BE WORTHWHILE. VIEW HIS DECISION REMAIN MEXI AND POSSIBILITY HE MAY ATTEMPT WREST CONTROL PCH FROM BEJARANO, PROBABLY UNSUCCESSFULLY, HE MAY WELL TAKE SOME ACTION NEAR FUTURE MAKING REHABILITATION IN FUTURE IMPOSSIBLE.SECRETCIS COMMENT: REQUESTED MEXI CAREFULLY REVIEW LICOOKY ROLE REDCOATAND ZUNIGA OPSSECRET
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# MESSAGE FORMORIG: C. BustosUNIT: WH/2 1EXT: 4507DATE: 20 July 64[] INDEXSECRET[] NO INDEX[] FILE IN FILE NO.ROUTING1526 FT37 D4 8212OUTINE 112TO: MEXICO CITY INFO: TEGUCIGALPAFROM: DIRECTORCONF: WARIN: SR7, Cl, CI/OPS, CHIC 2, CYOA, Fl, VRSIG CENTO: MEXI INFO: TEGU CITE DIR 36752REFA. ME: 0288 (IN 29790)B. TEI 5531 (IN 30664)1.  T J SUGGESTIONS REF B RE USE LICOOKY IMPLY HER    INVOLVEMENT IN ZUNIGA TO POINT OF RECRUITMENT. (FOR    INFO TEGJ, LICCOK HAS LIMITED CLEARANCE WHICH WOULD REQUIRE SPECIAL    AMENDMENT TO PERMIT HER BECOME ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN SUCH OP).2.  MEXI HAS ALSO REQUESTED SPECIAL PERMISSION USE LICOOKY    IN REDCOAT OP OUTI NED MEXI 0306 (IN 30508) AND HDQS HAS RESERVATIONS    INVOLVING HER ANY MORE THAN MERE INFORMANT IN ZUNIGA OP.3.  REQUEST MEXI CAREFULLY REVIEW LICOOKY ROLE REDCOAT AND    ZUNIGA OPS AND ADVISE ITS DESIRES.4.  HDQS AGREES REF B THAT COLD APPROACH ZUNIGA AT THIS    TIME NOT DIS DESIRABLE, AND THAT ANY APPROACH IDEALLY SEOULD BE MADE    AFTER INFO COLLECTED AND ASSESSMENT MADE.END OF MESSAGEC/WH/2WH/HondurasCI/ICG E.L.WitesideW. J. KAUFMANC/WH/1DESMOND FITZGERALDC/WHDRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSAUTHENTICATING OFFICERSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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20 July 1964MEMORANDUN FOR: CI/OAATTENTION: Mr. LallySUBJECT: Amendment of the Operational Approval for LICOOKY-1 (201-278841)1. It is requested that the Operational Approval for LICOOKY-1 be amended to include authority for Mexico City Station to utilize her as an access asset against a Soviet press attache and Soviet information bulletin representative.2. It should be noted that the 29 June amendment of LICOOKY-1's OA was not implemented since that target's visit to Mexico City never materialized.W. J. KaufmanChief, WH/1
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETTO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: *SR 7INFO: CI/CA, WH 7, VRLSECRET 171724ZDIR CITE MEXI 2325RD COATREF DIR 3192517 JUL 64 IN 305081. HAVE COMPLETED STUDY ON ONE OF STATION'S PRIME SOV TARGET   FOR DEVELOPES, PRESS ATTACHE AND SOV DIFO BULLETIN REP, SERGEY   SEM YO NO VI CH XUCHARENKO. SE NO OPPORTUNITY UTILIZE LATTER'S LOCAL   CONTACTS FOR ACCESS SINCE ALL DECIDEDLY LEFTIST OR COOKIE.2. REQUEST EOS APPROVAL DIRECT LICOOKY-1 AGAINST K, FOR SAME   REASONS AND POSSIBILITIES CHO MEXIN221 AFTER APPROVAL BTAINED,   MEXI WILL DEVELOP SPECIFIC PLAN TO FACILITATE HER INITIAL ACCESS.3. FYI L-1 WAS NOT ADVISED OF AECCITASE OP.SECRETC/S COMMENT: *ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR REDWOOS USED.**AMENDO LICOCKY-1 CA FOR USE AGAINST WOEYSH.
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TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WHISINFO: CI, CHOPS, CI/FA. CRq, S1, S1/INT 2, PIJAMA YRSECRET 151622ZTEO-TO CIR CITE MEXI 0283REF: (A-17863)IS 297901. LICOOKY-1 SAID 15 JULY DIONICIO BEJARANO RAMOS AND RICOSERTO PADILLA RUSH TOLD HIM AND OTHER HONDURAN w... SAILED THAT LICO NANCE ZUNIGA SARAVIA, WHO RETURNED MEXI 24 JUNE FROM SOVIET UNION, DISCIPLIMED AT REGENT PCH CENTRAL COMMITTEE PLENUM HELD MEXI AND REDUCED TO SIMPLE CELL MEMBER. PADILLA SAID THIS DONE BECAUSE OF MANY ERRORS ZUNIGA HAS MADE. MRS ABEL CUENCA MARTINEZ, ZUNIGA'S MOTHER, TOLD LICOOKY-1 RECENTLY ZUNIGA HEALTH FINE BUT HE HAVING SERIOUS "PROBLEMS" WHICH WORRY HER.2. JULY 15 L-1, WHO ORDERED BY DOCTOR MOVE FROM APT SHE RENTED RECENTLY BECAUSE IT DAMP AND COLD, SAID ZUNIGA AND WIFE MOVED INTO APT L-I VACARD WHICH LOCATED CALLE RIO TAYESSES 14, APT 3, MEXICO CITY 1, TELEPHONE 46-23-88. THIS ARRANGED BY MRS CUENCA WHEN SHE LEARNED L-I MOVING. ACC MRS CUENCA, ZUNIGA AND WIFE PLAN LIVE MEXICO CITY AND HE LOOKING FOR WORK. ZUNIGA'S WIFE NOW TAKING IN SEWING HELP DEFRAY FAMILY EXPENSES, AND S-1 SAYS ZUNIGA'S TRYING SELLSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETIN-29172 PAGE 2BUSINESS THEY CAN IN SAN PEDRO SLA.3. JULY 13 L-1 HAD DINNER WITA MRS CUENCA, ABEL CUENCA, ZUNIGA AND WIFE. L-1, WHO HAD SEEN ZUNIGA BRIEFLY AT CUENCA HOME JUSTZUNIGA LEFT FOR SOVIET UNION ON 31 JAN 64, SAYS HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD HER HAS CHANGED. HE NOW FRIENDLY, TALKATIVE AND APPEARS WANT SE FRIEND, BUT HAS NOT MENTIONED PCH CR ANY DIFFICULTIES TO L-1.4. BELIEVE ZUNIGA, AS RESULT PCH ACTION AND NEED FOR MONEY, MAY BE SUSCEPTIBLE RECRUITMENT APPROACH. COULD PROVIDE.VALUABLE INTEL AND OP INFO ON PCH AND PCH LEADERS AS OF PRESENT TIME, AND IF RESPONSIVE TO GUIDANCE COULD PROBABLY REGAIN HIGH LEVEL POSITION WITHIN ONE YEAR OR SO.5. IF TECU INTERESTED BELIEVE APPROACH COULD BE MADE WITHOUT UNDUE RISK L-1 SECURITY. USING LIRICE TEAM, APPROACH COULD BE MADE ON STREET CR AT OR NEAR CUENCA HOME WHERE ZUNIGA AND WIFE TAKING MANY THEIR MEALS. CUENCA HOME WELL KNOWN, AND IN VIEW APPROACH TO PCH MEMBER IN JAN 64 DOLET ZUNIGA WOULD CONNECT APPROACH WITH LA-1.IF APPROACH MADE COULD USE OLIVER Q. WIMPHEN BUT DUE HIS DEEP INVOLVEMENT RECRUITMENT OPS AGAINST PCH TARGETS WOULD PREFER TEGU OR HOS PROVIDE RECRUITER.6. INDEX.SECRETXC/S Comment: ACCORDING SWLUCK/ LUIS MANUELZUNIGA SARAVIA ARRIVED MEXI 26 JUNE FROM USSR.SECRET