Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH HMA-35050SECRETshould be pointed out that this blanket coverage is useful insurance that all activity is caught. Combined with the daily fixed surveillance reports on all members of the FJSTEAL installation, the Station can safely say that its coverage of FJSTEAL. installation ingress and egress is complete during working hours (and any extra hours which the Station vishes covered). Since 1 May LILYRIC has been on duty 57 hours per week: 0800-1800 weekdays and 0800-1500 Saturdays. Commensurate with their new schedule (and the return of LIEMPTY-26 to the active roster), the total monthly LILYRIC salary has gone from 4,900 pesos per month to 6,000 pesos per month (LIENTYS 13, 14, 26, and 27, are of course, father, mother, and two sons). The fixed surveillance reports are used on a daily basis, since the Station constantly has operational interest in knowing whether a particular FJSTEALER was "in" or "out" at a particular time, and if out, who he went with, what time he left, etc.In addition, LILYRIC has standing instructions to notify GERENDE (and GERENDE the Station) immediately when American- appearing visitors come to the FJSTEAL installation, Eight such visits were noted in the reporting period, along with a number of other visitors who, for one reason or another, attracted the special attention of LILYRIC.LIMITED11. LIEMPTY-6 slowed down noticeably in the reporting period. He was ill several times, his surveillance reports were occasionally inaccurate, and his photographic work was poor. With the assurance that LILYRIC would be able to take up the slack (and give us better coverage for less money) the decision was made to terminate the LIMITED base house. While we are thereby denied some of the flexibility which we have had in the past, it is likely that LIEMPTY-6 would slowly have faded out of the picture anyway. While he was in there, he produced 911 operational photos, as well as daily fixed surveillance reports. Following his termination (a report of which is being forwarded separately) LIEMPTY-6 took a trip to Europe and has now started working full-time in the insurance business for his son-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 LAB12. LIEMPTY-4 has continued to process all LIEPTY photo work. In addition to developing and making contact prints of all photos mentioned above, he made 778 enlargements of various shots. The photo lab is still in his office, pending the completion of GERENDE's house.![signature of Vincent P. Paisah for/Willard C. CUNTIS]
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smarted working with the team when he is not occupied with activities and has adopted very well. Also his is better because of his increased activity.H: 3503810 July 58
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SECRETChief/WHDChief of Station. Mexico CityOperational EMPTY-11Action Required: As Indicated1. The placing of LIEMPTY-10 and -11 and the LIENTRAP vehicle under the operational responsibility of LIEMBRACE-1 has been beneficial to both of these capabilities. As has been previously reported, several surveillance assignments could not have been successfully accomplished without the dispatching assist of LIENTRAP.2. In regard to this combination of assets there have been two weaknesses:a. The LIENTRAP operators unfamiliarity with the LIEMBRACE radio usage and surveillance tactics.b. Full use of LIEMPTY-11, (LIEMPTY-10 services 23 P.C. Boxes on a thrice a week basis. This plus the regular LIENTRAP activity keeps him sufficiently occupied).continued......Distribution:(2) - Chief/WHD50-8-72/3KMMA - 548033 May 1968SECRET201-119930
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CONTIMATION OFDISPATENSECRET HMA - 346083. In order to overcome the above mentioned weaknesses, The Station proposes that LIEMPTY-11 be used part-time with the LIEMBRACE surveillance team. He also will continue his LIENTRAP as.ivities. This activity will enable the Station to make greater use of LIEMPTY-11's time and also give complete familiarity with radio usage and surveillance tactics. LIEMBRACE-1, LIEMPTY-10.. and LIEMPTY-11 all are in agreement with this proposal.4. LIEMPTY-11 has an Operational Approval granted on 14 September 1955 for use on the LIPSTICK team. The Station assumes char cats de will allow his use on the LIEMBRACE team. / If this is not the case, the Station requests that his OA be amended to allow for such usage.202/Willard C. CURTIS
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief, WHINFO:Chief, SBFROM:Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT:LIEMPTY Progress Report 1 August through 31 October 1967ACTION REQUIRED:FYIREFERENCE: HUMA-32721, 7 August 19671. On 25 July 1967, Raymond H. GERENDE, principal agent for the LIEFTY project, was introduced to his new case officer, Vincent P. SIZZUTO. The major reason for the change in case officers was to bring the LIEMPTY project into the section which it is largely designed to support, the REDTOP section. In the three-month period covered by this progress report, GERENDE was met by the case officer 32 times. Meetings 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 dropped and new ones substituted). Meetings were occasionally arranged via telephone, in which case a prearranged code was used. Due to GERENDE'S MHRAVEL activity (see below) it was not always possible to stick to a fixed meeting schedule.2. GERINDE met with LIEMPTYS-4, 9, and 13 on a twice-a-week basis, and LIEMPTY-6 once per week during this period. These meetings were prearranged. As explained below, GERENDE no longer meets LIEMPTY 10.......continuedDistribution:2 - C/WE2 - C/SS 2cc TO SB/e/ust
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH                                                                                                                                 SECRET                                                                                                                                             HMMA-33459a possible access agent to LIRING. This eventually culminatedin an attempted recruitment of the prospect by GERENDE. Althoughthe attempt was unsuccessful, GERENDE exhibited considerableresourcefulness and operational skill in developing the targetto a point where the recruitment attempt was possible. We planto use GERENDE in similar roles in the future as opportunitiesarise, and for this reason we plan to document him with a setof false Mexican documentation as well as a set of false Americandocumentation. GERENDE is collecting exemplars and getting thebackground information needed, and once the necessary data areassembled, Headquarters (WOACRE) support will be requested.10. GERENDE has continued to provide support for the JHROD    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 GERENDE 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 that,    in having a better idea of what the Station is trying to do in    this field, GERENDE will be able to make an even greater contri-    bution to that program than he has in the past.Vincent P. Rizzutsfor/Willard C. CURTIS
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief/WHDINFO:FROM: Chief of Station, Mexico City/SUBJECT: LIEMPTY/Progress Report for the Period 1 May through 31 July 1967ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCESAction Required: For Your InformationReference : ΗΜΜΑ-32068, 23 May 1967 (Previous Progress Report)1. From 1 May through 31 July 1967, 26 operational meetings were held with Raymond H. GERENDE, Principal Agent for the LIEMPTY Project. With the exception of one unscheduled mesting, meetings during this period were pre- arranged and meeting times and sites were varied. The unscheduled meeting was arranged via telephone using a prearranged open code. During the absence of GERENDE, two operational meetings were held with Oliver 0. SCANTLING, alternate Principal Agent for LIEMPTY, ant four with LIEMPTY-4, photo lab operator. All of these meetings were prearranged.2. GERENDE met with LIEMPTY-4, -9, -10 and -13 on a twice a week basis and with LIEMPTY-6 on a once a week basis during this period. OERENDE's meetings with these assets were all prearranged. SCANTLING met with LIEMPTY-9 and -13 on two occasions and with LIEMPTY-6 once during the absence of GERENDE.continued...Distribution:3-Chief/WHD
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRETHMMA - 327213. All assets involved in the LIEMPTY Project performed in a satisfactory manner during this period. Effective 1 July 1967 LIENPTY-4 and LIEMPTY-11 were given slight salary increases, because of their increased activity.4. There were no known security incidents affecting the LIEMPTY Project or the assets involved during the three months under review.LICALLA5. This basehouse, the operator of which is LIEMPTY-9, provided 1277 frames of operational photographs covering the patio and garden area of FJSTEAL. LIEMPTY-9 also prepared fixed-surveillance reports, sighting reports and special notes and comments.LILYRIC6. The LILYRIC basehouse, which is staffed by LIEMPTY-13, -14 and -27, produced 2854 frames of operational photograph during the period. The LILYRIC basehouse operators continued to prepare fixed-surveillance reports on each member of FJJTEAL and turned these in on a weekly basis. LIEMPTY-27 resumed his duties on 1 July as scheduled and this basehouse has now reverted to its normal hours of coverage. (See reference relative to the absence of LIEMPTY-27.)LIMITED7. The LIMITED Basehouse, operated by LIEMPTY-6, produced 279 frames of operational photographs plus weekly fixed surveillance reports on each of the members of FJSTEAL. The LIMITED basehouse was closed from 17 through 22 July because of the illness of LIEMPTY-6. During this period LIEMPTY-6 did very little radio-alerting for the LIEMBRACE surveillance team because of the variation of the surveillance team's activities.LIENTRAP8. The LIENTRAP 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 Communist parties, residences of members of other Hemisphere parties and several PERUMEN targets. A total of 332 frames of operational photographs were provided by LIENTRAP.PHOTO LAB9. LIEMPTY-4, the operator of the LIEMPTY photo lab, processed all of the operational photographs mentioned above as well as providing from 2 to 6 enlargements of 299 frames of photographs of special interest taken by the basehouses. LIEMPTY-4 does the photo processing on Tuesday and Thursday nights.10. Raymond H. GERENDE started the development of a possible access agent to LIRING and also continued 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 1967.11. There will be one administrative change during the coming period when Vincent P. RIZZUTO will asaveen the Case Officer responsibilities for GERENDE/LIEMPTY. No problems are envisioned in this change over. No other significant changes are planned.for/Willard C. CURTISSECRETPAGE NO2
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief/WHDCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION: MARKED FOR INDEXINGFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Project LIEMPTY/ Progress Report for the period 1 February through 30 April 1967ACTION REQUIRED: For your informationReferences: 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 sites were varied to avoid establishing a pattern. No emergency or unscheduled meetings were held with GERENDE during this period.2. GERENDE met with LIEMPTY-4, -6, -9, -10, -11 and -13--basehouse, photo lab and photo truck operators--twice a week during this period. Meetings with these assets 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 satisfactory manner during the period under review.continued...Distribution:(3)- Chief/WHDCS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA - 32068DATE: 23 May 1967CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER: 50-6-74/3
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CONTINUATION OF.DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMA - 32068LIENTRAP10. The LIENTRAP photo surveillance truck was targetted against a purported forged document processing center, members and addresses of the local Communist parties and their front groups, members of other Hemisphere parties, BEDOX personnel in Mexico City and the DIZTAG Commercial Office. In covering these targets, 948 frames of operational photographs were produced. LIEMPTY-10 and LIEMPTY-11, LIENTRAP operators, serviced, on a thrice weekly basis, over 20 postal boxes which are used as accomodation addresses by the Mexico City Station, other field stations and Headquarters.11. LIEMPTY-4 who operates the LIEMPTY photo processing lab, processed all of the above mentioned operational photographs as well as providing from 2 to 6 enlargements of 227 frames of photographs of special interest.12. 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 14 day vacation starting in late May. During his absence Oliver G. SCANTLING will replace GERENDE 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 and has worked with them in the past, but has not met LIEMPTY-4.14. As approved by Headquarters, the present LIENTRAP vehicle will be replaced by a new Ford "Econoline" truck in the near future. Before the old LIENTRAP vehicle is sold, it will be used to cover residences of the FJSTEAL/NYXIS opposition who are living in Mexico City.15. No significant operational or administrative changes, other than those mentioned in this dispatch, are planned for Project LIEMPTY for the coming period.for Willard C. CURTIS
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# DISPATCHChief, WHDCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGXX NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXINGChief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECTProject LIEMPTY(Progress Report for the period 1 November 1966 through 31 January 1967ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCESAction Required: For Your InformationReferences:Α. ΗΜΑ-30687, 25 November 1966 (Previous Progress Report)Β. ΗΜΜΑ-30956, 25 December 1966 (SGSWIRL of LIEMPTY-10)C. HMMW-15157, 13 January 1967 (Project Renewal Approval)D. HMMA-31164, 24 January 1967 (LIEMPTY Security)GENERAL1. Project LIEMPTY is a support project which provides information of CI/CE interest on the FJSTEAL installation, FJSTEAL personnel, visitors to FJSTEAL, both indigenous and foreign, and photogrephic coverage of various targets deemed of interest by the several operational sections within the Station. The Project has eight active agents plus Raymond H. GERENDE, Principal Agent; two vehicles, GERENDE's QPV and 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 and service P. 0. boxes used operationally by the Station, Headquarters and other Stations.2. On 9 December 1966 Luke B. MARSCHALEK (p) assumed Case Officer responsibilities for the LIEMPTY Froject. MARSCHALEK was introduced to GERENDE in true name and GERENDE is the only member of the LIEMPTY complex whom MARSCHALEK has met. There were no problems during the change of Case Officers and none are envisioned in the future.continued...Distribution:15- Chief, WHDCS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER10-MA-31354DATE50-6-74/313 February 1967CLASSA-ICATIONHQS FILE NUMBERSECRET50-6-74/3
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRET-HMMA-31353SECURITY11. LISMPTY-10 and -11 were afforied a SOSWIRL interview on 8 December 1966. There were no outstanding probless indicated in the results of the interview of LIEMPTY-11. The results of LIENFTY -10's interview were discussed in Reference B.12. A general security review of the LIEMPTY Project was forwarded in Reference D13. There were no known security problems or incidents during this period which may have jeopardized the operation or the assets involved in the Project. RJSTEAL interest in LIEMPTY-O/LIMITED was discussed in Reference D and apparently is a continuing matter.PLANS14. During the coming period no significant operational or administrative changes are planned, since the Project is producing in a timely and satisfactory manner.
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONTOChief, WHDINFOFROMChief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECTLIEMPTY/Security of LILYRIC, LIMITED and LICALLAACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESAction Required: For Your InformationXXROUTINGMARKED FOR INDEXINGNO OTHERS REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN ALONE INDEXINGMICROFILM1. In December 1966 Raymond H. GERENDE, Principal Agent for the LIEMPTY   Project, was asked to prepare a security resume, including his opinions, on   the security of the LILYRIC, LIMITED and LICALLA Basehouses vis-a-vis Soviet   knowledge of their existence. The following paragraphs contain a slightly   edited version of GERENDE's report, which was received on 28 Decembar 1966.   Station comments follow GERENDE's and are so noted.LILYRIC2. In its present new location LILYRIC is the newest of the 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   (Soviet'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, LIEMPTY-27 is a medical   student and attends his classes regularly and can justify his hours as   study hours. (He continues to be an excellent student and was exempted from   examinations at the end of this, his second year in medical school. Actually,   he studies most of the night). LIFMPTY-13 requires no cover as he has a   full-time job as production manager for a large concern and he usually makes   his meetings with GERENDE on his way to or from work.continued...Distribution:3 - Chief/WHDCS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHΜΜΑ-31164DATE24 January 1967CLASSIFICATIONHQS FILE NUMBERSECRET50-5-32/3
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WHDCLASSIFICATION: SECRETFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: LIEMPTY/Progress Report1 August through 31 October 1966PROCESSING ACTION:XX NO INDEXING REQUIREDAction Required: For Your InformationReferences:A. HMMA-29775, dated 15 August 1966B. MEXICO CITY-8526, dated 12 September 1966C. HMMA-30203, dated 3 October 1966D. MEXICO CITY-8807, dated 10 October 1966E. HMMA-30403, dated 26 October 1966## 1. SUMMARY OF PROJECT ACTIVITIES AND REPORTINGA. The last regularly scheduled LIEMPTY Progress Report, covering the period 1 May through 31 July 1966, was forwarded to Headquarters as Reference A. Noteworthy interim Project activities were reported in References B through D. While Mexico City Station's Request for the Renewal of Project LIEMPTY was forwarded with Reference E.B. Throughout the period under review, Project LIEMPTY continued to collect operational information on the LIMERICK installation, the LIMERICK personnel and their visitors. 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 photographic 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 the LIENTRAP mobile/photographic unit and the LIEMPTY principal agent, Raymond H. GERENDE.Distribution:Chief/WHDcontinued...CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA-30687DATE: 28 November 1966CLASSIFICATION: SECRETPOS FILE NUMBER: 50-6-74/3
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH                               DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER# SECRET                             HMMA- 30637F. LIEMPTY-4 - With the exception of the color prints, ail of the abovecited operational film provided by the basehouses and the LIENTRAP unit wasdeveloped and printed by LIEMPTY-4 at the LIEMPTY photographic laboratory.In order to alleviate some of the pressure caused by recent adjustments inthe Station's WOACRE section, LIEMPTY-4 also processed approximately 200photographic enlargements which normally would not fall within the scopeof this project.G. Raymond H. GERENDE Throughout the reporting period, GERENDS served asthe full time principal agent for Project LIEMPTY, operating as the cut-outto the above cited basehouses and bearing the first echelon agent handlingresponsibility for all active personnel. In addition, GERENDE via hard legwork and his translating ability, made numerous and essential contributionsto the AMROD deception operation.## 4. SECURITY AND PLANSA. There have been no known incidents during the reporting period whichadversely affected the security of Project LIEMPTY or the personnel therein.Station plans to afford LIEMPTYS-10 and -11 SOSWIRL examinations during theensuing period. All other active LIEMPTY agents have been SGSWIRLed duringthe past year.B. No significant operational or administrative changes are planned for theensuing period since this Project is producing in a satisfactory and regularmanner.![signature of Louis L. Pumipion for/Willard C. CURTIS]