Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 75/S-/61# 28.Aug62In /From Moscow/ 12 calling from Moscow introduces himself to Samokhin as Kalugin. Kal says that he is in the office that prepares material for Sam to turn over to the press. Kal wants to have better contact with Sam. Kal says that Sam has to give his preferences to Kal on the kinds of articles that he wants for the press.Kal will be calling Sam to the telephone about two times a month. And then Sam can tell Kal what his preferences are in the way of articles. Secondly, Kal wants Sam to be rare observing in informing Kal what is being printed in /Mexico/.That those articles be sent to Kal. Kal says "to" see that there is considerable that is being printed /in Mexico/. But whatever Sam sends to Kal is very irregularly sent. Sam says that "to" always gave quarterly reports. Now Sam is being asked for monthly reports. /seems there part of conversation missing/ Kal says for Sam to send him a two-word cable saying when Sam wants Kal to call. Then Kal will call Sam. For instance, if Sam has anything to request, then he could send the cable. Kal asks if, for instance, Sam has any questions right now. Sam says you, he would like Kal to send him material on the cosmonauts. Sam wants general material by specialists. Kal says that much has been sent to Sam. Sam says unfortunately, no. Not enough. Sam says it would be well if Kal could get together articles by Nikolayev and Popovich themselves. With their signature to the articles. For instance, a greeting to the Mexican reader. "And with their signature to the article/."Kal asks if Sam wants this addressed to the reader "of our periodical?" Sam says no, simply to the Mexican reader. This can be published any periodical. Kal will do this.Sam says he wants articles on the situation of education - the middle education, the special education, and higher education. These articles to be based on specialists writing them. Not popular articles. Sam wants information of middle, higher and technical schools. "We are being asked for such material." Sam would also like articles on culture and art. Articles not about some specific art or cultural matter, but the problems in culture and art. Sam wants that more specialized articles be sent to him. Articles for the specialized reader. Kal understands. Sam then asks when his replacement will be coming. Kal can't answer that. Kal says that he will call Sam on the 10th. Kal will try to give Sam an answer. Sam says he would like very much articles by Nikolayev and Popovich. Sam wants the photos of them also. Kal repeats that he wants very much commentary articles, Sam says this is very difficult to do for the month. "Because not so much is published." Kal asks that nevertheless everything be send for the month that is published. Kal asks Sam to send these articles by air mail. Very well. Kal says that there are articles that have to be answered.Sam asks Kal to give his regards to the comrades.In Sokolovskaya asks Samokhin if she can come over. Yes.Samokhin asks Yogorov if there will be any mail today. Yog says no.
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75/Sem/6128Aug62From Moscow calling from Moscow introduces himself to Samokhin as Kalugin. Kal says that he is in the office that prepares material for Sam to turn over to the press. Kal wants to have better contact with Sam. Kal says that Sam has to give his preferences to Kal on the kinds of articles that he wants for the press. Kal will be calling Sam to the telephone about two times a month. And then Sam can tell Kal what his preferences are in the way of articles. Secondly, Kal wants Sam to be more observing in informing Kal what is being printed /in Mexico/. Kal says "No" so see that these articles be sent to Kal. Kal says "No" so see that there is considerable that is being printed /in Mexico/. But whatever Sam sends to Kal is very irregularly sent. Sam says that "No" always gave quarterly reports. Now Sam is being asked for monthly reports. /soons there part of conversation missing! Kal says for Sam to send him a two-word cable saying when Sam wants Kal to call Sam. Then Kal will call Sam. For instance, if Sam has anything to request, then he could send the cable. Kal asks if, for instance, Sam has any questions right now. Sam says yes, he would like Kal to send him material on the comments. Sam wants general material by specialists. Kal says that much has been sent to Sam. Sam says unfortunately, no. Not enough. Sam says it would be well if Kal could get/6/8/ together articles by Nikolayev and Popovich themselves. With their signature to the articles. For instance, a greeting to the Mexican reader. "And with their signature to the article/."Kal asks if Sam wants this addressed to the reader "of our periodical" Sam says no, simply to the Mexican reader. This can be published any periodical. Kal will do this. Sam says he wants articles on the situation of education - the middle education, the special education, and higher education. These articles to be based on specialists writing them. Not popular articles. Sam wants information of middle, higher and technical schools. "We are being asked for such material." S_m would also like articles on culture and art. Articles not about some specific art or cultural matter, but the problems in culture and art. Sam wants that more specialized articles be sent to him. Articles for the specialized reader. Kal understands. Sam then asks when his replacement will be coming. Kal can't answer that. Kal says that he will call Sam on the 10th. Kal will try to give Sam an answer. Sam says he would like very much articles by Nikolayev and Popovich. Sam wants the photos of them also. Kal repeats that he wants very much commentary articles, Sam says this is very difficult to do for the month. "Because not so much is published." Kal asks that nevertheless everything be sand for the month that is published. Kal asks Sam to send these articles by air mail. Very well. Kal says that there articles that have to be answered. Sam asks Kal to give his regards to the comrades.In Sokolovskaya asks Samokhin if she can come over. Yes.Samokhin asks Yagare if there will be any mail today. Yeg says no.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WI DivisionINFO: Chief, SR Division: Chief, KUDESKFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Operational/Soviet LIENVOY ProductACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES: Action: See paragraph 4 below1.  Transmitted herewith, for purposes of Headquarters familiarization, is a typical one day LIENVOY product of the Soviet lines. (Note that the Station has additional LIFEAT coverage on the personal lines of Colonel Aleksandr coriyevich SIDOROV and Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUENSTSOV, and on the office line of Vladimir Ivanovich SAMOKHIN).2.  Except for the weekend period, the Spanish language transcript reaches the Soviet case officer on the day followin; the actual transcription at the most usually two days after the transcription. The Station's Russian language translator transcribes the Russian language portions immediately, and this product reaches the Soviet case officer about an hour or two after receipt of the Spanish reporting. Simultaneously, flimsy copies of the above have been given to the reports officer and to other interested Station officers. The first copy is kept in a Station chrono file, for purposes of permanent record. It is annotated for ZONAR purposes.3.  The Soviet officer, Lucy A. Dillin Ar, and other efficers, read the product quickly for the immediate purpose of obtaining; exploitable LCIMPROVE or other operational leads, and/or reportable intelligence. After this initial scanning, the product is literally cut up, with each clipping of significant conversation sent to C03 and to various Station officers for their information and/or action. Whenever pertinent, the actual LIENVOY clip is sent to Headquarters, for information or action or a summary of the clip is sent to Headquarters in dispatch form. Each clip is eventually routed to the Station's registry where indexing and filin; is completed.4.  The Station finds that this Soviet LIENVOY clipping program provides the files on the individual Soviet staffers with a rather goed picture of their activities and personality. (These individual files are of course aumented with information derived from double agent operations, LIEMPTY reporting, Headquarters provided information, ODACID reportin;, newspaper clippings and other miscellaneous reporting). In many cases, however, the backbone of a Station file on a Soviet may derive principally from bits and pieces of LIENVOY product.12 - WHD, w/1 att.1 - SRD, w/1 att.1-KUDESK, wo/att.2 - FilesDATE TYPED: 30 Aug. 62DATE DISPATCHED: 31 Aug. 62DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: Η ΜΙΑ-19729HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRET IDA-19729Category station files receive the clips pertaining to Soviet commercial activities, propaganda activities, Soviet contacts, etc. Very often, a single clipping may have to be copied to be sent to the files of several individual Soviets and/or to one or more category files.5. Unfortunately, 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 again to MEXI-9885 of 17 January 1962 and allied correspondence regarding the desirability of having a trained Headquarters TDYer work on these materials at the Station. Headquarters may now wish to reinvestigate the possibility of finding a qualified staffer for this TDY assignment.Willard C. CurtisSECRETCONTINUED.PAGE NO2.
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DATE: 27 AUG 62CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING142536TO : DIRECTORFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION: C/AM/5INFO : ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, C/TSD 2, S/C 2AUG 28 0100Z 62ROUTINEIN 12381TO DIR INFO CITE NEXT 1797RYBAT/LIENVOYREF DIR 30536 (OUT 66927)TRIP CANCELLED.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *RECOMMENDED (LIENVOY-2) TRIP BE POSTPONED.![SECRET EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING DECLASSIFICATION]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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ORIG: LEE 0. NORRIS:jp 1590UNIT WH/3/HexicoEXT 5940DATE 17 August 1962 30ASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET RYBAT3-62ROUTING142536TO: MEXICO CITYFROM DIRECTOR17 AUG 21, 032DEFERRED SIG CENROUTINEOUT 66927OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATECONF: C/WH 5INFO ADDP, C/CI, C/FI 2, C/TSD 2, S/c 2TO MEXI (OPIN) INFO CITE DIR 30036RYBATREP MEXI 1693 (IN 146143)»1. WOLLENSACK EQUIPMENT NOT SUITABLE AND NO OTHER NEW EQUIPMENT   TYPES AVAILABLE. RECOMMEND TRIP BE POSTFONED UNTIL FURTHER CONSIDER-   ATION POSSIBLE.2. IF TRIP CAN NOT BE DELAYED, WE WILL ATTEMPT ENTERTAIN AND   DIVERT LINNVOI 2 WITH AREHART'S HELP. ADVISE.END OF MESSAGEKWH CHT: Requested Hqs show LIENVOY-2 Wollensack equipment forNew L. P.TSD/AOB John Castro (in draft.)WH/COPSJ. C. KIMI6/WHDRSASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSGROUP Ifacluded from automaticdomnigrading anddelkafonNED P. HOLMANG/WH/3REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.AUTHENTICATINGOFFICERCopy No.
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DATE: 16 AUG 62TO : DIRECTORFROM : MEXICO CITY.ACTION: C/WHY 5INFO: ADDP, C/CI, C/CI/IC 2, C/FI 2, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTINGAUG 16 03492 62ROUTINEIN 46148DIR CITE MEXI 1693RIPATREF HEXI 1691, PARA 51. STATION SUGGESTS AREHART AND LIENVOY-2 TDY HQS WEEK BEGINNING 20 AUG. AREHART TO ARRIVE 23 AUG FOLLOWED BY L-2 ON 22 AUG. PURPOSE TO STUDY AND SELECT SMALLER RECORDING GEAR (PROBABLY WOLLENSACK) FOR LIENVOY USE. PLAN NOVE LIENVOY BASE INTO LIELEGANT OFFICE WHERE PREVIOUSLY LOCATED TO INCREASE OP SECURITY AND OVERALL EFFICIENCY. THIS WAS PROPOSED BY LIELEGANT SEVERAL WEEKS AGO, BUT STATION CONSIDERATION EXPENSE NEW GEAR DELAYED SUGGESTION UNTIL REF PROPOSAL AROSE.2. BELIEVE TWO DAYS ADEQUATE TIME L-2 REMAIN HQS. REQUEST.HQS APPROVAL TRIP.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *PARA 5 MEXI SUGGESTED POSSIBILITY PRESENT LIENVOY GEAR COULD BE USED BY LITEMPO.SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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DATE 643.9 AUG 62TO DIRECTORFROM MEXICO CITYACTION C/WH 5INFO ADDP, C/CA 2, S/C 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING12 Metri3456AUG 9 23112 62ROUTINEIN 42833DIR CITE MEXI 1652REFS A EMBTEL 460, 8 AUG 62B EMBTEL 418RYBAT1. AT AMB MANN'S REQUEST CURTIS GAVE REPORT RE CUAUHTEMOC CARDENAS TO LITENSOR ON 3 AUGUST.2. ON 8 AUGUST LITENSOR SENT WORD TO CURTIS VIA LIELECANT THAT CUAUHTEMOC CARDENAS WOULD NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE POSITION OF "WATER COMMISSIONER" IN THE MEXICALI AREA. (NOTE: SEE MEXI 1637 (415) RE MEETING ON NIGHT OF 7 AUGUST BETWEEN LAZARO CARDENAS AND LITENSOR.   CURTIS BELIEVES MATTER OF CUAUHTEMOC ATTEMPT DISCUSSED AT THIS MEETING.)END OF MESSAGESECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassificationREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.![signature]
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ORIG: J. R. REEVES 1638UNIT: WH/3/MEXICOEXT : 5900DATE: 31 JULY 1962CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETTO : MEXICO CITYFROM: DIRECTORCONF. C/WH 5INFO. ADDP, C/CI, C/CI/IC, C/FE 6, S/C 2TO INFOMEXIRYBAYREF: MEXI 1469 (IN 32427)*1. HQS PREPARED PROVIDE BRIEFING PAPERS PER PARA 3A REF AND CONCUR   EXPERT COMING MEXI PER PARA 3B REF.2. ASSUME COS WILL BE ABLE PROVIDE HQS SUFFICIENT LEAD TIME TO COMPLETE   BRIEFING PAPERS AND MAKE EXPERT AVAILABLE. IS SPANISH NECESSARY FOR LITENSOR   MEETINGS.END OF MESSAGE*WH COMMENT: COS would greatly appreciate Hqs assistance on briefing papersand expert to brief LITENSOR if Indonesia trip materializes.CI/ICG/Paul Burke (in draft)WH/PO/AWH/COPSSECRETN. P. HOLMANC/WH/3REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Monthly Activities Report on Project LIENVOYACTION REQUIRED: For your information,The following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month of June 1962:A. Target Lines20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez21-81-32 Gustavo Solorzano (Not being used)11-42-48 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos45-59-52 David Alfaro. Siqueiros28-79-67 Ranion Cesar Cuenca (Cuban Embassy)13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa12-13-37 Ricardo J. Zevada (Out of order)43-15-06 Enrique Gonzales Pedrero (Out of order)11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta10-29-69 Movimiento Liberacion Nacional46-12-70 C. T. A. L. (Out of order)46-64-24 D. F.S.46-11-30 D. F.S.21-11-01 Politica (Revista - Marcue)46-60-16 Prensa Latina14-42-37 Cuban Embassy14-92-14 Cuban Embassy25-07-95 Cuban Embassy25-09-14 Cuban Embassy14-13-26 Cuban Embassy11-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out of order)15-60-55 Soviet Embassy15-61-55 Soviet Embassy15-12-64 Soviet Embassy15-61-07 Soviet Embassy (Out of order)45-61-81 Czech Embassy45-61-80 Czech Embassy> [Figure: A black and white illustration with hand written notes and a cross.]B. Material ProcessedIn 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 the Czech Embassy Lines, and 98 tapes and the transcriptions of the Spanish conversations from the Soviet Embassy lines. In addition, there were 29 other pieces of material from the LP.C. Exploitation of MaterialFrom the material processed above the following were some examples of pro- and anti-Communist information:
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHThe Cuban efforts at propaganda in Mexico in which the Cuban Ambassador to Mexico conferred with Raul Roa, Cuban Foreign Minister, and suggested to him that Fidel Castro write a short message to the Mexican people in *Siempre* on its ninth anniversary of publication (see HMMA 19399).The negative treatment to a Czech commercial representative by Mexican Immigration authorities (see HMMA 19158).The refusal by the Pan American Institute of Geography and History of the Organization of American States to permit Teresa Proenza Proenza, Third Secretary and Cultural Attache at the Cuban Embassy, to attend the meeting held by it (see HMM 6438).The embarrassment caused by the immoral behavior 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 to Teresa Proenza Proenza,## D. LiaisonWith 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 the safety of GPIDEAL was guaranteed and in the hands of LITENSOR, At this meeting LITENSOR indicated his annoyance with the Cubans. (See MEXI 1253).LIELEGANT turned over to the Chief of Station a list of persons who were put under surveillance in connection with the GPIDEAL visit. The list also indicated those who were arrested, (See MEXIS 1244 and 1264).At a meeting held on 28 May 1962, the Chief of Station, LIELEGANT, and LIENVOY/2 met with LIENVOY/1 and obtained his agreement to hire LIENVOY/14 to work under LIENVOY/3 as a technical inspector in Telefonos de Mexico. The purpose in putting LIENVOY/14 in this capacity is to have a man who would be more available to the LIENVOY Project and who "would see what others might be tapping telephones" in Telefonos de Mexico. Furthermore, 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 technical inspector within Telefonos, could create problems for the LIFEAT Project. At the same time WILSTED is re-studying the LIFEAT system, improving it, tightening up the security and alerting the base houses to watch for any abnormal activity on present taps. It has been understood by the LIENVOY case officer that this has been done and it will be reported from time to time in future LIENVOY reports.## E. SecurityFor a report on security of the LIENVOY site for June 1962, see peragraph 2 E of HMMA-19319 (RYBAT-1897) dated 10 July 1962.As was stated at the end 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 Station to LITENSOR.## F. TechnicalThe floor in the LP was recently covered with a linoleum which has
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRETHMMA-19432-1906greatly contributed to keeping the dust out of the recording machines and in excellent working condition. According to Arnold F. AREHART, the LIENVOY technician, the machines are operating at top efficiency.G. PersonnelThe personnel remains the same as reported in the previous report.H. ProductionProduction 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,![signature of Willard C. CURTIS]23 July 1962Attachment:LIENVOY Production - June 1962Distribution:- 3 - WHD w/att- 2 - Files
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ATE : 022 20 JUL 62U : DIRECTORROM: MEXICO CITYCTION: C/WH 5VFO: DCI, DOP, ADOP, C/CA 2, C/CI, C/CI/IC, C/FE 6, S/C 2.DIR CITE MEXI 1469RYBATREF DIR 22562 (and 53750).1. POINTS IN REF TAKEN UP NIGHT 18 JULY WITH LITENSOR IN MEETING ATTENDED BY LIÊLEGANT.2. LITENSOR OBVIOUSLY NOT REPEAT NOT HAPPY ABOUT HAVING GOT HIMSELF INTO POSITION OF POSSIBLE VISITS. LIÊLEGANT, AFTER MEETING, EXPRESSED BELIEF LITENSOR WILL NOT MAKE VISITS, WILL FIND REASONS POSTPONE.3. LITENSOR ASKED COS FOR:A. BRIEFING PAPERS ON COMMUNISM AND IMPORTANT PERSONALITIES WHO ARE COMMUNIST OR PRO-COMMUNISTS IN INDONESIA, JAPAN AND INDIA.HE REFERNED TO PAPERS GIVEN HIM PRIOR TO HIS VISIT TO SOUTH AMERICA IN JANUARY 1969.
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DATE :TO :FROM :ACTION:INFO :CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTINGPAGE 2 IN 32427 MEXI 1469B. POSSIBILITY OF AN EXPERT "LIKE SR BROOKE" COMING TO MEXICO 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).4 COS WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANCE ON PARA THREE IF TRIP MADE.5 WILL ADVISE WHEN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AVAILABLE.END OF MESSAGECS Comment: Hqs. furnished reasonably the visit to Sukarno was a bad idea.SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEORG AL WEDEMENERUNIT: WH/3/MIXICOEXT 6026DATE 12 JULI 1962TO : MEXICO CITYFROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/WH 5INFO: DCI, DDP, ADDP, C/CA 2, C/CI, C/CI/IC, C/FE 6, S/C 2TO MEXI (PRIORITY) INFO CITE DIR SIG CENRYBATRRF MEXI 1359 (IN 26600)*1. HOS CONCURS WITH PROPOSAL IN PARA 3 REP.2. IN DISCUSSIONS WITH LITENSOR, COS MAY AT HIS DISCRETION INDICATEFOLLOWING REASONS WHY VISIT TO SUKARNO A BAD IDEA:A. SUKARNO IS CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN MILITARY OFFENSIVE AGAINSTDUTCH IN NEW GUINEA AND HAS THUS FAR FRUSTRATED PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT.B. DUTCH ARE MEMBERS OF FAST GROWING AND ECONOMICALLY POWERFULEUROPEAN COMMON MARKET. MEXICO IS SEEXING TO INCREASE TRADE WITH COMMONMARKET COUNTRIES AND TO OFTAIN INVESTMENT CAPITAL FROM THEM. BELIEVE MEXICOSINTERESTS WOULD NOT EE SERVED BY TRIP LIKELY TO OFFEND COMMON MARKST COUNTRY.C. CONSIDER THIS POOR TIME FOR LITENSOR THROUGH HIS PRESENCE GIVESUKARNO BENEFIT HIS AND HTS COUNTRY'S PRESTIGE.END OF MESSAGE#WH Coment: LITENSOR planning visit SUKARNO in late Oct or early, Nov. AmbMANN mentioned to COS he personally believes this visit not good. 'COS suggestshe can tell LITENSOR that "my chiefs think visit to SUKARNO this year a bad idea."Request Hqs comments.RICHARD HELMSDDPRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSVERNT GRESFAMAC/WHDREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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DATE:```26110 JUL 62```TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: C/WH 5INFO: DCI, DDP, ADDP, C/CA 2, C/CI, C/FI 2, S/C 2, C/FE```CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET```ROUTINGJUL 11 10582 62ROUTINEIN 26600DIR CITE MEXI 1352ATTN BRENT AND KNIGHTRYBAT1. COS HAS LEARNED FROM RELIABLE SOURCE (LIELEGANT)[^1] THAT LITENSOR[^2] PLANNING VISIT SUKARNO IN DJAKARTA IN LATE OCTOBER OR EARLY NOVEMBER.2. AMBASSADOR MANN MENTIONED TO COS THAT HE PERSONALLY BELIEVES THIS VISIT NOT GOOD.3. COS HAS TENTATIVE APPOINTMENT TALK OVER LIENVOY OPERATIONAL[^3] WITH LITENSOR ON 13 JULY. CAN, IF HQS APPROVES, TELL LITENSOR THAT[^2] "MY CHIEFS THINK VISIT TO SUKARNO THIS YEAR A BAD IDEA".4. PLEASE ADVISE. SUGGEST CONSULT WITH DAINOLD[^4].END OF MESSAGE> [Figure: Handwritten notes in cursive]```SECRETGROUP 1Excluded from automaticdownrading anddeclassification```REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.[^1]: 1[^2]: 2[^3]: 3[^4]: 4