Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# LIONION PROJECT RENEWALA. Current Objectives: This Project is a technical, currently primarily photographic, surveillance operation against the Cuban Embassy and Consulate in Mexico City. Its original objectives, still current, include furnishing photographic coverage during daylight hours of the Embassy and Consulate entrances; furnishing a control point for dispatching physical surveillance teams against persons associated with the target; and furnishing a listening post (LP) in readiness to monitor and record technical audio penetrations of the target. Two new cbjectives added during the Project year include assisting Station Mexico City to build up individual dossiers on target officials; and affording an observation post for Station activities involving direct contact with the target. These new objectives are in consonance with Priority A, Objective 1 of the current Related Mission Directive for Station Mexico City.B. Changes: There have been no changes in personnel and none are contemplated during the coming year. Headquarters is assuming the task of developing some of the film exposed under this Project. LIONION-1's pay was increased $40 per month effective 15 March 1965.C. Intelligence Production: The Project is not designed to produce disseminable information. It produced thousands of excellent photographs during the year which were shared with Headquarters and Station JMWAVE. Information on the comings and goings of target personnel and visitors to the target have been incorporated into many Station files, principally the dossier files. No precise statistics are available, but at least 100 exposures are made daily during target working hours.D. Effectiveness: The Project is considered highly successful and essential by the Station. In addition to the excellent photo- graphic coverage provided, LIONION-1, the Principal Agent, has developed into a first-class asset for other operational duties. The Project Basehouse was essential to mounting and monitoring the Station's attempt at recruitment and subsequent harassment of a sensitive target employee. The Case Officer in charge of the attempt sat with LIONION-1 for several weeks observing the movement pattern of the target employee. LIONION-1 manned one of the radio dispatch posts used to control the physical surveillance of the target employee while near the Basehouse.
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Without the Baschouse and LIONION-l's expert knowledge of thetarget personnel and activities, such an operation could nothave been mounted. The operation itself was an attempt tosatisfy the top priority requirement laid on Station Mexico Cityby Headquarters. It is expected that future similar operationswill depend to a large extent on the facilities provided bythis Project.Another very effective performance by LIONION-1 was hisobtaining, by sharp observation and quick, intelligent andsecure action, an apartment in a building directly acrossthe street from the target. The Station had been seekingan apartment in this building for many years.E. Problems: The only problem currently besetting the Projectis the excessive work load on the Principal Agent. To alleviatethis, Headquarters is assuming the task of developing some ofthe film produced by the Project.Cover for LIONION-1 has ceased to be a problem. He hasreceived his permanent immigrant status and now has a good dealof immunity from harassment from Mexican immigration authorities.He was able to get his translator cover backstopped directlyout of the Office of the President of Mexico and thus has astrong protective security factor built into it.F. Liaison: The Project has no liaison connection. LIONION-l'scover backstop with the Office of the President of Mexico is non-operational.G. Interagency Coordination: Not applicable.H. Plans: It is planned to make better use of LIONION-1'sobservations and operational logbooks during the coming yearrather than to settle for his excellent photographs alone.It has been found that he can often supply valuable additionalinformation because of his "feel" for those persons who areunder constant observation from the Basehouse. He can readsignificance into activity which might go unnoticed or bemisinterpreted by observers with less experience. He willalso be called upon for assistance in future recruitmentoperations similar to the case mentioned in paragraph Dabove. Several such operations are being contemplated forcalendar year 1966, the period for which the Project renewalis being requested.I. Costs: For calendar year 1965:
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In the period 1 January through 31 October 1965, $7,218.20 has been expended. At this rate, some $9,200.00 will be expended by the end of the calendar year 1965.Monthly costs:Salaries:```LIONION-1 $360.00LIONION-2 150.00```Rents:```LIONION Basehouse 100.00LIONION Safehouse 44.00```Supplies:```Utilities 25.00Film 95.00Paper 60.00Chemicals 25.00Miscellaneous Operational Expenses: 15.00```Monthly Total: $ 874.00One-time costs:It is customary in Mexico to give a year-end bonus amounting to one month's salary:```LIONION-1 $ 360.00LIONION-2 150.00```Total: $ 510.003. Calendar Year Total```Fixed monthly expenses $ 10,488.00.One-time expenses 510.00```Total 10,998.004. Fiscal Year Breakdown```Fiscal Year 1966 $ 5,244.00Fiscal Year 1967 5,754.00```10,998.00J. Other: LIONION-2, although not specifically mentioned above, continued to render excellent support as an assistant to LIONION-1.
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief of Station, Mexico CityFROM:Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionSUBJECT:Project Approval FBKUKEN/LIUNION/PlansReference: HMMW 25110, 6 January 19651. Project LIONION, as submitted in reference, has been approved by Headquarters for the period 1 January 1965 through 31 December 1965. The two agents have been redesignated LIONION-1 (201-288248) and LIONION-2 (201-305604).2. In order to assist Headquarters evaluation of the LIONION Project, we request that periodic progress reports on LIONION include details of CI/CE data furnished, and examples of leads developed from such information.Chester D. DAINOLDDistribution:Orig & 1 - COS, Mexico City| CROSS REFERENCE TO | DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER | CS COPY | DATE       || ------------------ | -------------------------- | ------- | ---------- ||                    | HMMW 13406                 |         | 50-6-122/1 ||     | CLASSIFICATION | MOS FILE NUMBER || --- | -------------- | --------------- ||     | SECRET         | 50-6-123/1      || RI Chrono | ROUTING | INITIAL || --------- | ------- | ------- || RID/AN    |         |         || RID/MIS   |         |         || OFFICE | OFFICER       | ORIGINATING || ------ | ------------- | ----------- || WH/1   | R. Scutt: jah |             || DATE | COORDINATING || ---- | ------------ ||      |              || OFFICE/SYMBOL | DATE | RELEASING          || ------------- | ---- | ------------------ || C/WHD         |      | DESMOND FITZGERALD |# DISPATCH
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SECRET# PROJECT ACTION| TYPE OF ACTION          |                             |                            || ----------------------- | --------------------------- | -------------------------- || XX NEW PROJECT APPROVAL | DIVISION Western Hemisphere | PROJECT CRYPTONYM LICHTICH || AMENDMENT NO.           | FIELD STATION Mexico City   | CA                         || RENEWAL FY 196          | BRANCH WH/1                 | DESK Mexico                || EXTENSION               | CASE OFFICER R. Lents       | EXTENSION                  || TERMINATION             | ROOM NO. Building. Hqs.     |                            |CONCURRENCES OF DIVISION| ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENT | TYPED NAME (And signature) | DATE    | COPY MEMORANDUM ATTACHED |     || ---------------------- | -------------------------- | ------- | ------------------------ | --- || C/WH/1                 | M. J. Kaufman              | 28 Jan  |                          |     || WH/DO                  | Robert Canter              | 1/22/65 |                          |     || C/WH/LC                | W. E. Brooke               | 2/3     |                          |     || C/WH/20                | H. Littell                 | 7/4     |                          |     || WH/KSA                 | Gerard Droller             | 2/16/65 |                          |     || WH/2XO                 | Samuel Halpern             | 17-6-65 |                          |     |CONCURRENCES OF OTHER COMPONENTS| APPROVAL                                                |                || ------------------------------------------------------- | -------------- || PERIOD FROM 1 January 1955 TO 31 December 196 `$10,478` | TOTAL AMOUNT   || APPROVING AUTHORITY Chief, WH Division                  | SIGNATURE      || FY 196 `$5,501`                                         | AMOUNT         || FY 196 `$2,277`                                         | AMOUNT         ||                                                         | DATE 19 Feb 65 |FORM 848SECRET
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MEMORANDUM FOR: WII/EXOSUBJECT : LIONION Project16 February 19651.  LIONION is a new project which is submitted in the amount of $10,478. This is a photographic surveillance operation targetted against the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. Two agents are involved; LIONION-1, a young Cuban lawyer in exile, and LIONION-2, his mother. The agents act as observers and photographers. LIONION-1 is also used as a dispatcher for the LIEMBRACE surveillance team, from which he is compartmented, to cover individuals associated with this target. These agents were previously used in connection with the unilateral telephone tap operation against the Cuban Embassy. The current photographic operation began in the latter part of 1962, and was previously funded under Cuban FI funds. The operation has provided valuable data for the identification of Cuban Embassy personnel and visitors, and on their patterns of action and personal associations.2.  The security of this operation, particularly the agent's cover for status and the communications arrangements, appear reasonably sound. Both agents know that they are working for AIS, and LIONION-1 was successfully FLUTTERED in October 1963. However, LITAMIL-7 and LITAMIL-9, who are penetrations of the Cuban Embassy, are aware of this activity, as they are used to help identify individuals photographed.3.  Approval for the LIONION Project is recommended. It is requested that, in order to assist Headquarters' evaluation, project reporting include details of CI/CE data furnished, and examples of leads developed from such information.![Signature]GERARD DROLLERC/WH/POA
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LUAJECTChief, Hestera ilenia phere Division: Approval of Project LIONION1.  Approval is requested of the attached LICHION Project Outline, and authorization of an annual expenditure, effective 1 January 1965, of $10,170 (12 65-45,004; 17 05-45,474). Funds, are available for this project.2.  Mexico Station agents LIT and LITMUL-?, penetrations in place of the Cuban Embassy, are aware of the existence of the LICHON photoumaphic activity. This knowledge on the part of these two assets is eccential to the exploitation of the photographie take.3.  /1 recommends approval of the LICHION Froject.A.G.Spera.J.מהCluer1/1Attachment:Project OutlineCECRET/LALOK
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104-10188-100152025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 19921.  THIS DOCUMENT 15 CH2.  RETURN THIS DOCUTIL ON ASSAS TEATICIS STAGE CALVETESRM GA-50, ON EVOLI: KDAFGHAN VOL. T.3.  IF YOU FORMINDIVIDUALJUPPORT50-6-122/2VE DATES:25 SexT 64- 14 MAR 7VFORM179 HAL UNIT/LOCATION: LAD 10.00ROOM: 3can4DELETIONS, IF ANY:| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE REVIENING OFFICIAΙ. || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ----------------------------- || 2614/78       | 5/26/78       | 87: HARDWAY.             | Dam Handiwang                 || 5 July 78     |               | 0. HARDWAY               | Haraway                       || 21 JUL 17     |               | HARDWAY                  | Hardwar                       || 12/20/78      |               | HARDWAY                  | Handuray                      ||               |               | Berk                     | Fok                           |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE.![photo of LE]![photo of RETIRED FILE DESENSITIZER]PROJECT KDAFGHANVOLUME ISECTION SUPPORTA122/2Ider 2
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CONFIDENTIALNOTICETHIS FILE HAS BEEN PROCESSED AND RETIRED. **DO NOT**ADD ANY DOCUMENTS TO THIS FOLDER. FORWARD CSDOCUMENTS THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THIS FOLDERTO RID/RPU GE-58.NOTICECONFIDENTIALFORM2-65 2593(7-13)
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SECRETFROM: (Headquarters component)TO:IP/ANTO: (Station/Base)MEXICO CITYFROM: (Division)SUBJECT AND PROJECT FILE REQUEST AND FIELD NOTIFICATION OF ACTIONINFORMATION FOR REQUESTERSCOMPLETE ITEMS 1 THROUGH 12ITEM 3-ALL FILE TITLES MUST BE STERILE SINCE THEY WILL APPEAR ON THE FIELD COPIES AND ON MACHINE LISTSITEM 6-ALL REMARKS MUST BE STERILE.ITEM 7 AND 8-USE FIRST THREE LETTERS OF DISPATCH SYMBOLS FOR FIELD STATIONS AND LIST HEADQUARTERS ELEMENTS ACCORDING TO ESTABLISHED NUMERIC CODES.ITEM 10-ENTER OLD TITLE WHEN AMENDING A TITLE, CITE ANY FILES, SUCH AS 201 OR PROJECT FILES THAT ARE RELATED TO THE FILE COVERED BY THIS REQUEST. ITEM 10 MAY ALSO BE USED TO GIVE REASONS FOR THE ACTION BEING REQUESTED, TO IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF MATERIAL TO BE PLACED IN A FILE ON TO MAKE OTHER EXPLANATORY REMARKS.ITEM 11-A RECORDS OFFICER MUST SIGN ALL FILE ACTION REQUESTS. CONSULT YOUR RMO ON ANY PROBLEMS THAT ARISE.INFORMATION CONCERNING FILETYPE OF FILESUBJECTPROJECT2. COUNTRY NUMBER: 50CATEGORY NUMBER: 6SPECIFIC SUBJECT NUMBER: 122/23. FILE TITLE (SPECIFIC SUBJECT) (PROJECTS LIMITED TO 15 SPACES)KDAFGHAN Support4. ANALYSIS ACTION:OPEN FILEAMEND FILE TITLECLOSE FILE (INDICATE DISPOSITION):OFF/OPENACTION REQUIREDRETAIN:IP/ARD6. REMARKS (FOR FIELD DISTRIBUTION)DISPOSITIONDESTRUCTION RECOMMENDED THRU (DATE)7. INTERESTED STATIONS (PROJECTS ONLY):12448. INTERESTED HEADQUARTERS DESK (LIST ACTION DESK FIRST):50FILES ACTIONHOLD IN CS FILESRESTRICTEDUNRESTRICTEDPREPARE FOLDER AND SEND TO REQUESTERCHARGE PERMANENTLY TO OFFICER & DESK10. COMMENTS (INCLUDE SPECIAL HEADQUARTERS ROUTING INSTRUCTIONS)![stamp]11. ENDORSEMENTSIGNATURE OF BRANCH/DESK R. O.*Gloria Warner #630*EFFECTIVE DATE*1 March 1973*12. COORDINATIONSIGNATURE OF BRANCH/DESK R. O. (WHEN APPLICABLE)50SECRET13. RID APPROVALREQUEST APPROVED BY*Charles M. Conners*CODE (FILE) NUMBER06122/2391-CS COPYDAM 812 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS MFG 12-65
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S-E-C-R-E-TDATE OF CRYPTONYM CHANGE - 20/04/71KOAFGANFORMER CRYPTONYM - LIONIONCRYPTONYM CHANGE AUTHORIZED BY - ARMSTRONG COMPONENT - PIO/AN(RO OR RID SECTION CHIEF)CABLE OR DOCUMENT REFERENCE (FROM ITEM 10 OF FORM 312) - HMMS-7138N-O-T-I-C-ETHIS IS AN RID NOTICE OF A CHANGE IN FILE.TITLE CRYPTONYM CAUSED BY COMPROMISE. ITIS TO BE PLACED IN THE FILE INDICATED ANDTO REMAIN THEREIN AS A PERMANENT OFFICIALCS RECORD.S-E-C-R-E-TFILE IN - 050-006-122/02
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ABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPLONUT NOTIFIED ASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIESSECRETGROUP 1(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDROUTING AND OR INITIALS SEEN BADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDACTION UNITTSD-FOOFILE. VRSECRET 141955Z MAR 72 CITE MEXICO CITY 19236DIRTECH INFO PANTECH, DIRECTORAQUATIC KDAFGHAN KDFACTORREF A. HMMA-41502B. PANTECH 18798 (IN 559398)1. PLS PROCURE TWO 1000 MM CATADIOPTRIC LENSES   WITH CAMERAS AS REQUESTED REF A.2. FOR PANTECH: NOT NECESSARY PROCURE SPOTMATICS   UNLESS ADVISED DIFFERENTLY BY DIRTECH. GP-1.SECRETSECRET
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Chier, NMOSPICSChief, Di vision; Chief, WOACARChief, or Station, Mezico CityCOMMED PERCAN JUDGE INDEXINGC. ATTIC MARGIAN IDFACTORReference: ESXICO CITY 156541. Two of the Station photographie cameras (.. OIAFACTOR and Balstone and . Nitoly trees.) have been used the .. ch and t ca for cauera ecobinaci . operation provide photowrohic operations, targets and new w equipment is required to a prove che photographie quality and increase the capability for larger coverage during the day when light conditions are poor.2. The Dalseo cope in the 1000 len of 1000 L will not fit into space sithost eyepiece cud A full Iength tom is located in a very scall room. (IDARCHAN-1) (CD There fore a compact catadioptric lens concrete wall partition. taking out a telephoto is required for tho project.3. The Dalseope in the -2P should also be replaced paragraph 2. by the same type of lens systema mentioned Balscape now is use is operated from the top of a table where 10 10 ACTON-2 must also stand to take picture over a high wall in the foreground. The system must be remov oved from the table when not in use and stored in a locked foor lockor or. fer these reasons the lens and camera should be light and corpact to facilitate their use and storage.4. As can be seen from paragraphs two and thrce a light weight compact lens system is desired for both projects and the StationDistribution:2 - CAMKSPICE2 - C/OACRE-continuedES COPYLACERMA-1,502SECRET13 January 197950-6-18
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CONTRIBUTION OFSo anxious to replace the old units. The operators are starting to climb the walls after a very yeam of performing through the tairscope. A verbal requent hand back procured to i lata to obtain in two 1000 mm catadielectric optical systems with cameras. Please sudire warm those units can be obtained and the sorting procedures. CASSA has started the action on at least one of these systems through KOVICE.Charles F. BROWN
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, WOAREINFO. Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionChief, MKSPICEFROM Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT AQUATIC/KDAFGHANRenewal of Passports for KDAFGHAN-1 and KDAFGHAN-2Reference: HMMW-17955, 11 June 1970The WOACRE-issued Cuban passports for Subjects have expired. It is requested that new passports be prepared for them. According to KDAFGHAN-1, the new passports should carry the same numbers as the old passports. The passports, and current photographs of Subjects, are being forwarded under separate cover. It is requested that the old passports be returned.![signature of Elsie I. SCALETTI]Elsie I. SCALETTIAttachment:As stated u/s/cDistribution:Orig. & 1 - Chief, WOACRE (w/att. u/s/c)1 - Chief, WHD (w/o/att)1 - Chief, MKSPICE (w/o/att)| CROSS REFERENCE TO | DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER | DATE            || ------------------ | -------------------------- | --------------- ||                    | HMMA - 41480               | 7 January 1972  || CLASSIFICATION     |                            | MOS FILE NUMBER || SECRET             |                            | 201-305604      ||                    |                            | FFNP-7,094      |
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION ASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIESSECRET(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY  SLOTTEDDISSEM OVACTION UNITWH8PER.FILE, VR L065 4ACTION NO125SECRET 091856Z NOV 71 CITE MEXICO CITY 18173 9 Νου ΙΝ 465588DIRECTORADMIN LOGS KDAFGHAN1. REQUEST OBTAIN AND POUCH TO STATION ON PRIORITY BASIS FOR KDAFGHAN ONE EACH: APRON, CLOTH, F/WWPAKONOMY PRINT DRYER MODEL 13-S.N.-5932. MFR: PAKO CORPORATION, MINNEAPOLIS 40, MINN.2. REQN 559-19-72 APPLIES. GP-1SECRETSECRET
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# SECRETADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDACTION UNIT FILE, VR IP/AN WH & DOP FISECRET 211720Z OCT CITE MEXICO CITY 18014 (ROSTEDT ACTING)DIRTECH INFO DIRECTOR, PANTECHAQUATIC/KDAFGHAN2: Oct 1.4518681. KDAFGHAN-1 HAS FOR YEARS USED BALSCOPE LENS WITH 20 X EYEPIECE FOR ID PHOTOGRAPHY OF VISITORS AND EMPLOYEES ENTERING KDACOUSTIC. TO IMPROVE QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY AND INCREASE CAPABILITY DURING EVENING HOURS WHEN LIGHTING POOR STATION PREFERS A PHOTOGRAPHICALLY CORRECTED 1000 MM TELEPHOTE LENS FOR PROJECT. PLS ADVISE AVAILABILITY OF ABOVE LENS FROM WOACRE STOCK. IF PROJECT TO BE CHARGED FOR LENS NOTIFY STATION.2. MKSPICE DOES NOT HAVE THIS TYPE LENS IN STOCK. GP-1.SECRETSECRET
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CABLE SECALTARIAT DISSEMINATIONCLASSIFIED MESSAGE# SECRETSECRET 222053Z OCT 70 CITE MEXICO CITY 4653DIRTECH INFO PANTECH, DIRECTORRYBAT AQUATICREF: DIRTECH 0131 (10189977)1. FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF EQUIPMENT USED IN PROJECTS (ONE EACH OF ITEMS LISTED):A. LILYRIC:TELESCOPE, BALSCOPE BAUSCH AND LOMB.;CAMERA, SP, 35 NM, EXAKTA W/O LENS;CAMERA, PENTAX MDL H3V;B. LICALAI:TELESCOPE, S-E, BAUSCH AND LOMB., BALSCOPE;CAMERA, SP, 35 NM, EXAKTA, WO/LENS;C. LIONION:BINOCULARS, 10250, TASCO, JAP MDL;TELESCOPE, BAUSCH AND LOMB BALSCOPE SR.;CAMERA, PENTAX 35 MM;DRIER, PHOTO PAKONOMY MDL 13.;ENLARGER, LEITZ WEIZLER FOCOMAT IC;MOTOROLA HANDIE-TALKIE FM RADIOPHONE;SECRETFILE: LIONION SUP
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS SEEN BYADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDSECRET(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDBY:DISSEM BY PERACTION UNIT FILE, VRACTION NO.PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 4653 SECRETMOTOROLA RADIOPHONE;CAMERA, RETINA;LENS, RETINA 50MM;LENS, RETINA 35MM;LENS, RETNA 80MM.50-6-32/2.2. FILE: FRATAENEM GP-1SECRETSECRET
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGTOChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionXXXNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGFROMActing Chief of Station, Mexico CityMICROFILMSUBJECTTransmittal of Document Receipt for LIONION PassportsACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESReference: HMMN - 17955, 11 June 1970.Forwarded under separate cover is the document receipt for the LIONION passports.for/Horace E. PRALLETTAttachment:document receipt (u/s/c)  7 July 1970Distribution:Orig. and 2 - Chief, WILD (w/att, u/s/c)CS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMN - 39115DATE26 June 1970CLASSIFICATIONHQS FILE NUMBERSECRET50-6-122/2
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGTOChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionXXNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGINFO.FROMChief of Station, Mexico CityMICROFILMSUBJECTPBRUMEN LIONION TECHS/Request for Renewal of PBRUMEN Passportsfor LIONION-1 and LIONION-2ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESAction Required: Renew passports and returnReference : HMMW - 13,672, 3 June 19651. Forwarded under separate cover in true name pouch are the WOACRE PBRUMEN passports for LIONION-1 and LIONION-2, issued by Reference. These passports have expired, and the Station understands that they can be renewed for another period. Due to the sensitivity of the LIONION operation, Subjects cannot obtain regular PBRUMEN documentation locally, and must have them in order to leave Mexico and return.2. It is requested that WOACRE revalidate the passports and return them to the Station for re-issuance to Subjects.![signature of person named Probert]for/John A. PROBERT7 May 70Distribution:Orig. and 2 - Chief, WHD![illegible marks]CROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERDATEHMMA - 3884327 April 1970CLASSIFICATIONHQS FILE NUMBERSECRET/50-6-122/2
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# DISPATCHSECRETTO: Chief of Station, Mexico CityFROM: Chief of Station, JMWAVEChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionSUBJECT: CLIGNION/Impulse Camera FilmAction Required: See belowReferences: A. HMMA-33841, 17 January 1968B. UFGT-21267, 12 February 1968C. UFGT-21342, 22 February 19681. In view of references A and B and the small cost involved in operating the impulse camera Headquarters will continue to process this film.2. Request JMWAVE pouch the film cited in reference C to Headquarters for processing.Ronald L. PERRODINDistribution:Orig. & 1 - COS, Mexico City1 - COS, JMWAVE***DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMW-16194CLASSIFICATION: SECRETDATE: 1 March 1968FILE NUMBER: 50-6-122/1OFFICE: WH/1TYPIST: RCEXT: 6954COORDINATING OFFICER'S NAME:OFFICE SYMBOL: WH/COGDATE: 3/5/68RELEASING OFFICER'S SIGNATURE: W. J. Kaufman