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# DISPATCHTOINFOFROMSUBJECTACTION REQUIREDREFERENCE(S)and request a new contract that provides for some type of reti rement benefit s.-perhaps similar to the Civil Service Retirement program for KUBARK employees.9. Security Developments - Again, the information on this subject was covered   adequately in FIMMA-11368. 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 was told that LIFEAT/BCMORNING was being   terminated because it had not been productive of enough 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.)   Additional security improvements will be made when Simon D. CLACKETT returns   to Mexico and relieves GERENDE of responsibility for the LIJERSEY sur veillance   team,10. Operational Success and Effectiveness - Briefly reviewed below are the    separate operational activities which GERENDE managed during the period covered    by this report:A. LIMITED - This base functioned smoothly, securely and efficientlydur ing the period July through December 1958. The base operator, LIEMPTY/demonstrated his usual competence and devotion to duty. In addition to theprimary objective of taking photographs of individuals of interest, L/6 alsoprepared detailed daily logs on the arrivals and departures of all targetpersonnel, weekly reports of workers activities at the LIME RICK installat ion,per formed three one-man surve illanc es of Mexicans working at LIMERICK inan effort to identify them by name and home address, and provided SCANTLINGwith information on LIMERICK construction. During this six-month period,LIEMPTY/6 took approximately 800 photographs from the LIMITED base.B. LILYRIC - This base is operated by LIFMPTYS/13 and 14, with LIEMPTY/12 serving as a cutout between the base and GERENDE. LIEMPTY/14 does mostof the photography and reporting for the base since LIEMPTY/13 has a regularjob and is not on the premises during regular daytime working hours. L/14dev otes approximately six hours (0800-1400) each day to photography and theremaining time is spent preparing reports. The Base personnel compileindividual lo gs on each target personality indicating their arrivals and depa rturesfrom the LIME RICK installat ion (Note: These reports are filed in theapp ropriate Station 201 file and are available to Station officers in analyzing atarget personality's pattern of daily activity). LILYRIC also prepared aweekly report on workers activities at the Club and reports the license platenumbers of all vehicles discharging or picking up individuals at LIMERICK.(Note: These license plate numbers are then checked out through LIV FS TOCK/2for the owners names and add resse s in case of immediate or lat er operationalinterest.) During GERENDE's recent absence from Mexico City, OUSLER 'metdirectly with LIEMPTY/12. During this period approximately 2,000 photographswere taken from the LILYRIC base,C. LICALLA While LILYRIC and LIMITED are excellent bases forphotographing individuals entering and leaving the LIME RICK installat ion,the LICALLA base is the Station's best source of photographs of LIMERICK