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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRET HMMA-31354CONTACT AND COMMUNICATIONS3. During the period under review, 30 meetings were 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 were held during this period and were arranged by the Case Officer telephoning GERENDE 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 appear to be a normal conversation. Telephone calls to GERENDE are made from pay booths located away from the LNPURE installation.4. GERENDE held twice weekly, clandestine meetings with LIEMPTY-4, -6, -9, -10, -11 and -13. These regular meetings are 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.5. All assets involved in the LIEMPTY project performed in a most satisfactory manner during the period under review. LIFEUD-4 has been extremely efficient in developing and printing negatives provided by the other assets.PRODUCTION AND ACTIVITIES6. LICALLA. During this period LIEMTY -9, operator of the LICALLA basehouse, provided 1,239 frames of operational photographs covering the patio and garden of the FJSTEAL installation, the area where many of the officers, family members and visitors congregate. This coverage is especially valuable because the officers are usually at their leisure and often gather into funtional groupings. LIEMPTY-9 1s very observant and his comments and notes are considered of great value to the Station. All photos provided by LIEMPTY-9 are accompanied by a fixed-surveillance report.7. LILYRIC. This basehouse is staffed by LLEMPTY-13, -14, and -27 with LIEMPTY-14 and -27 providing most of the coverage because of the full-time outside employment of LIEMPTY-13. During this period the LILYRIC basehouse provided 2,716 frames of operational photographs covering the only vehicle and pedestrian entrance into the target installation. All photographs were accompanied by tixed-surveillance reports on individual members of the staff of the target installation. The operators are often able to provide the license plate numbers of vehicles used by visitors to the target installation, which in many cases help to identify the visitor.8. LIMITED. The operator of the LIMITED basehouse is LIEMPTY-6. The LIMITED BASohouse 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 pertain to LIMITED. The LIMITED basehouse provided 557 frames of operational photographs during this period. LIMITED also serves as the radio alert for the LIEMBRACE surveillance team, although the practice of using a radio alert is being de- creased. On two occasions during this period LIEMPTY-6 was alerting for the team in a deception exercise, since the team was not working the FJSTEAL target. This was done on instructions from the Station and LIEMPTY-ć was not told that these were deception exercises.9. LIENTRAP. Puring this period as in the last reporting period, the LISTRAP mobile surveillance unit was targetted mainly against the local Communist parties as well as members of other Hemisphere perties who are living or are in exile in Mexico. The IJENTRAP opereters are LIENGTY-10 and LIEMPTY-ll and during this period they produced 564 frames of operational photographs. LIFMPTY-10 and LIEMPTY-ll also service over 20 postal boxes which are used as accomodation addresses by the Mexico City Station, Head- quarters and other field stations.10. Raymond H. GERENDE. Aside from his regular duties as the Frincipal Agent for the LIEMPTY Project, GERENDE also provided valuable assistance in the furtherance of objectives involved in the JMROD operation. In this regard, Thomas G. URQUHART, Headquarters officer, held approximately seven operational meetings with GERENDE during this reporting period.