Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Project RevievAttachment to HW-A-10198KAPOK-14013. Planning for the FutureDuring the coming year Station capabilities will be expanded to permit monitor-ing of approximately 20 lines. Basic coverage of Soviet, Czech and Polish activities will be continued to the maximum extent possible and assets and capabilities will be maintained for *expliting important* targets of opportunity. At the present time and with the new system being used for LIFEAT lines, Station believes that 28 will be the maximum number of lines which can be handled properly and securely by the personnel presently assigned here for LIFEAT.4. Performance of AgentsIn general the performance of the LIFEAT agents has been good and secure during the past year. It is hoped that within the coming year the remainder of the AYCALL group will be securely and permanently removed from the Project and replaced by well-compartmented personnel. In view of the high degree of security necessary for the personnel involved in this operation, it is planned to screen very carefully any possible candidates before they are approached for use in this operation after prior approval for an approach has been secured from Headquarters.Additional comments concerning the production, security and cover of individual agents will be found in the attached amendment to the field outline which was submitted with HMM-W-5708.5. Expenditures during Period under ReviewApproval was granted for the period under review, 1 July 1957 - 30 June 1958, to expend $156,647. The proposed LIFEAT budget for FY 1959 is contained in the attached field project outline Part II.6. Status of CommitmentsThere are no commitments other than those provided for in the outline and the individual contracts of several LIFEAT personnel.
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Attachment to HMM-A-10198KAPOK-1401PROJECT OUTLINE(Excerpts)PROJECT LIFEAT## 3. BackgroundProject LIFEAT was initially approved 3 October 1950. Actual operations began on 18 January 1951 and have run almost continuously since that time. The LIFEAT operation was begun with the installation of one telephone tap and has since expanded to an average of 23 telephone lines.Project LIFEAT is a unilateral operation. It is completely independent from any liaison arrangement and it is staffed by KUBARK personnel, both staff and contract, together with a substantial number of local indigenous controlled agents.During the time of its operation Project LIFEAT has produced more than 50,000 pages of operational and intelligence information in direct support of the Mexico City Station's objectives specifically and has contributed, materially to the intelligence gathering activities connected with the Sino-Soviet bloc. In addition, Project LIFEAT has been of considerable value and assistance in monitoring the activities of Americans residing in Mexico City in which ODENVY has an interest and also has, at the direction of Headquarters, installed special taps on targets of opportunity.## 4. ReferencesHMM-A-7063, 5 June 1957 - Request for Renewal of ProjectHMM-W-5708, 16 December 1957 - Approval of Project for FY 1958.## 6. Objectives## 7. TasksCase Officer - Edward P. SECHENAssistant Case Officer - Gene F. BRADDOCKa. Supervise the operational and administrative activities of all staff, contract and indigenous personnel.b. Maintain awareness and provide direction in all operational matters pertaining to the management of the LIFEAT Project.c. Provide guidance and day-to-day supervision of the operational phases LIFEAT/LIMERICK, LITHOSPHERE, LITMUS, LIVERY and American Communist Group in Mexico activities.
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Attachment to HMM-A-10198Kapok-1401d. Coordinate information received from LIMERICK with other Station operations.e. Maintain LIFEAT capabilities for mounting operations against targets of opportunity.f. Maintain supervision over basehouses and training of the personnel therein.9. PersonnelThe following are changes from FY 1958 for FY 1959:Daniel K. BROMUND arrived at Station Mexico to assume duties as translator of LIFEAT/LIIMUS material and relief translator on LIFEAT/LIMERICK.14. Equipment and SupportIt is considered essential that new equipment be provided for LIFEAT for FY 1959 in view of the fact that much of the equipment in current use has been steadily in operation since the inception of the project in 1951. Also, in view of expected expansion of the project and the possibilities of live monitoring, additional equipment in first-class condition will be necessary. A backlog of 10 new recorders and 300 reels along with repair parts is considered a minimum for efficient continuance of the project.
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# LIFEAT PROJECT OUTLINE-PART IIAttachment to Ret-A-10196 КАРОК-140117. Estimated CostsThe following costs are estimated for FT 1959. All figures are in U.S. dollars per year. It will be noted that owing to the rise in the cost of living and especially to much higher rents and to intended expansion, LIFEAT costs will be higher than in the past.a. Salaries(1) Staff and Contract PersonnelsRalph B. RAFANELLI, OS-7 (promotion to 05-9 in the mill)Salary $5985.00Quarters 2100.00Daniel K. BROMUND, GS-12Salary 8815.00Quarters 2100.00Travel & TDY to border to renew tourist visa & to Washington, D.C. to pick up rentista papers. 400.00Translator (LIMERICK), GS-12 not yet named (This position has been indicated in view of the hope that the Project will be able to live-monitor at least a portion of LIMERICK traffic. There is a Staff Agent slot available under this project).Salary 8000.00Quarters 2100.00Transportation 1000.00HHE move 1500.00Janet N. DELACOUR (2.02/hr) 4000.00Nadine M. CHAROUSRELeona C. GANDARA 4000.00Carol K. ZINSMEISTER - Salary 5400.00Francis M. MENZIE - Salary 2525.00Alice N. CAILLETEAU - Salary 2425.00Olivia N. GILADMON - Piece work 4200.00Louise J. MACRINO - Salary 1850.00(Will be included under LIPSTICK Project when it is renewed 1 September 1958)TOTAL 60014.00Possible Raise(2) Field Agents PresentlyLIMEWATER 5284.22LIMEWATER/1 2209.77LIMEWATER/2 1441.15LIMEWATER's helper 144.12LIMEWATER/6 960.77
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Attachment to HMM-A-10198KAPOK-1401| Field Agent            | Presently | Possible Raise || ---------------------- | --------- | -------------- || LIMESTONE/1            | 1441.15   |                || LIMESTONE/2            | 576.46    |                || LIMESTONE/3            | 1921.54   |                || LIMESTONE/4            | 1921.54   |                || LIMESTONE/5            | 768.61    |                || LIMESTONE/7            | 1441.15   |                || LIMGISTONE/8           | 1441.15   |                || LIPSTICK/18            | 1729.38   | 733.00         || LIMITATION             | 1729.38   |                || LIMITATION/3           | 1921.54   |                || LIQUATION              | 3650.92   |                || LIQUATION/1            | 3650.92   |                || LIQUATION/3            | 768.61    |                || LILACE ($2.58 per hr.) | 3,000.00  |                |(Due to recent increases in the cost of living, it is expected that an over-all raise of 10% will be made to agents during FY 1959. In April 1958 a new import tax of 40-60% was imposed by the government with the resultant Increase in commodities in general use. Adjustments will be made in peso amounts should the devaluation of the peso occur during this FY.Christmas bonus and présents(One month salary to each agent, in accordance with local custom. Also special gifts in some cases.)Salary total 42,302-3842,345.00b. Basehouse rentals, utilities and expenses|                                                   |         || ------------------------------------------------- | ------- || LIMERICK Basehouse                                | 30.00   || ANNEX IV                                          | 1729.38 || LIFEAT Repair Base                                | 3050.00 || ANNEX II                                          | 1540.00 || ANNEX III                                         | 1452.00 || ANNEX V                                           | 1360.00 || LITMUS Basehous e                                 | 3060.00 || LIVERY Basehouse (replacement for old blown base) | 1452.00 || LITHOSPHERE Basehouse                             | 2100.00 || LIVERY Relay Base                                 | 2000.00 || Proposed basehouse (German Embassy coverage)      | 2000.00 |Total 21,743.3821,745-
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Attachment to IM-A-10198KAPOK-1401c. EquipmentLocal purchase of emergency and special equipment 2500.00New equipment, i.e. recorders, reels 3000.00Total 5,500.00d. Miscellaneous(1) Supplies (paper, rolls, wire, tubes, tape, plans, parts) 2000.00(2) TransportationLIMESTONE/3 car rent 600.00RAFANELLI QP car expense 580.00ZINSMEISTER mileage 350.00LIMESTONE/4 car rent 400.00LIMITATION car rent 300.00LIQUATION/1 car rent 300.00LIMESTONE/7 car rent 600.00(3) Other operational expenses (to cover loss of deposits on rents, fatalities and other serious emergencies, separation payments, medical expenses, emergency moving bills, and to cover targets of opportunity) 25,000.00Total30130.0030.030.00GRAND TOTAL145,864.96$156,055.00
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA: AIRDISPATCH NO: R-N-6339TO: Chief of Station, Mexico CityDATE: 18 APR 1958FROM: Chief, MBDSUBJECT:GENERAL: OperationalSPECIFIC: LIFRAT RenewalProject LIFRAT expires on 30 June 1958. It is requested that the Station's request for project renewal be pouched so that it reaches Headquarters prior to 1 June 1958.14 April 1958Distribution:3 - Mexico City1 - H/Airloom1 - WH/III/Chrono1 - FI1 - SubjectWH/III/lexic![signature of coordinating officer]![signature of authorising officer]J. R--KING, CAHDFORM NO. 51-29JUN 1949CLASSIFICATION50-6-32/1
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MIRANDON FORI FI/JPS - Projecte irachSUBJECT Arendment to Projet LIFAT3 Tobruary 19501. It is requested that Project FEAT to ended to authorise the pament of $1820 compensation to istine. C for for the perfod January 19 through 30 June 1953 (the expiration dite of the smject). Jude now available in Project LITT are sufficient le cover payment to CHEESEK.2. CHAR.SK well Barve as a processor of LIFET material. She received Proviel nal Operational Aproval (((24) on 12 ecember 1957. A contract neck list to provide a part of 1.75 an hour compenation has been prepared for Contract Personmal Mvision.3. CHARIDEK has above average motivation to do the wors required of har. Fotivation is a prime considerati o in wrk of this type. all listen to LIFET tapes (in English until her Spanish language ability periite work on panich tapes). The will type surrarias of the saterial on there Laper. The handling of the tapee and summaries ill be between and her father-in-law, LIMEWATER (C-799). Flor cover will be that of hweovifo.P.S. DAHICIII/H/JDistributionsOrig. & 1-Addressee1 - WH/III/Hemo chrono1 - WH/III/Mexico chrono1 - SubjectSH,TII/Mexico/LSule:jck
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19 December 1957MOMORANDUM FOR : FI/OD/S Projects BranchSUBJECT : Amendment to Project LIFTT1. It is requested that Project LIFTT be amended to include the payment of $1820 compensation to Nadine M. CHAROUX for the period 1 January 1957 through 30 June 1958 (the expiration date of the project).2. CHAROUX will serve as a processor of LIFTT material. She received Provisional Operational Approval (-66244) on 12 December 1957. A contract check list to provide a payment of $1.75 an hour compensation has been prepared for Contract Personnel Division.J. C. KINGChief, AIDDistribution:Orig. & 1 - Addressee1 - WH/III/Chrono1 - WH/Mexico/Chrono
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHDESENSITIZEDDISPATCH NO 102-570850-6-32/1CLASSIFICATIONDATEChief of tition, lexico CityTO: Chief, VIDFROM:SUBJECT: Operational/LIFEAT Project Peneval and AmendmentReference: 824-70631.  Project LIFEAT was renewed in 30 October 1957. fer me period 1 July 1957 through 30 June 1958 for a total of $130,154 for FM 1958. The Station will note that Headquarters rewrote the Iroject Outline and Project Review which were submitted in BPA 2063. This was done to facilitate subsequent renevals of the orex LIFET Uroject. As regards the Project Outline, if no major changes occur during the next project year, the Station will only try to submit Part II to the Froject Outline, and any changes Watch may have affected Fart I, principally those concerning persepho The Ferritten Project Review should be used by the tition as format for next year's Review. By following these procedures, it is bellayed that ve can avoid the re-writing and retyping of the entire inoject and make it simpler for the Field Case Officer to prepare tive Nenekal request.2.  Frojost LIFEAT Amendment was approved in 5 December 1957 for a total of $26,493 for fiscal year 1958, thus raising the total amount author-ised for the present protect year to 856,647. This Avantrent authorised the establishing of a bank account of 820,000 for Daniel K. BCMUND for cover purposes, avainst which a Letter of Credit vill be obtained so that he say, obtain Rentiate status in Maxico. Cee 02-5691 for details on his letter of Credit).3.  The Amendrent also requgated authority to incorporate Roland. K. WINGSNESS as an aditional Staff Agent in the Iroject. A total of 86,493 for the remainder of the project year vas requested to cover WISHES' expenses and this amount was broken down as follows:Salary ($7,785 per year) $3,893Allowances (Quarters up to $2,000) 1,000Other (Educational-in accordance with R-20-610 dated 9 February 1956Remove from Project KDIMANGO,C3 ClassificationsJ03 13-175/78Box: 3 FoldsFORM NO. 51-29JUN 1949
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F-5708Page TwoTravel (PC3 Air to Mexico for family) $ 500Household Effects, Movement 600This additional obligation for Project LIFEAT was approved with the authorization to add another competent staff agent; however, Roland E. was not approved pending completion of the necessary action to waive existing personnel management restrictions on transferring employees from KUCMA to KUCVB and until suitable cover has been arranged by Cover Division. This problem has not yet been settled but you will be notified as soon as a definite decision has been reached regarding the transfer of WING-NE S to KUCVE and subsequently to Mexico City on PCS.J. C. KINGChief, WHDAttachment:Project LIFEAT Outline and Project Review, 1/2 of pages herewith and 1/2 of pages, u/s/e10 December 1957Distribution:3 - Mexico City, w/1/att. herewith and w/1/att. u/s/e.1 - WH/III/KAPOK Chrono, w/o/att.- Subject, w/o/att.WH/III/Mexico/CZehrung:mjJ. C. KING, CHIEF/WHDR. N. DAHLGREN, C/WH/III
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25559 DEC 1957MEXICO CITYMEXIRFA: MXI 724 (IS 43713)NDS AUTHORIZED THESE RENEWALS BROKENA. LIVESTOCK: 152,318 FT 58 AND $7,350 FT 59B. LIVESTOCK: 182,417 FT 58 AND $16,483 FT 59C. LIFT: $156.647 FT 582. DISPATCHES FOLLOW.END OF MESSAGE.LATEST PROJ RENEWALS APPROVEDJ. C. KING, JR.LIFE A/HR. M. DILLON, JR./VIII
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ORIG: L. D. PIGNAUNIT: 501EXT: 2555DATE: 9 DECEMBER 1957TO: MEXICO CITYFROM: DIRECTORCONF: W 5CLASSIFIED MESSAGEROUTING![routing details]DEC 10 19 46.57REC'D CABLE SECT'NDEFERREDPRIORITYINFO: F1/CPS, CE 4, S, OP 2, S/C 2ROUTINEOPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE71170OUT 71170TO: MEXIINFO:CITE DIR: 48374RE: MEXI 0718 (TN 43260)1. LIFEAT AMENDMENT APPROVED 5 DEC FOR BROMUND RENTISTA COVER. Now CONVERTING STAFF AGENT AND MAKING FINAL COVER ARRANGEMENTS. ESTIMATE DEPARTURE HQS 18 DEC BY CAR.2. REGRET IMPOSSIBLE SEND GABBOTT TDY OR PCS PRIOR 1 FEB DUE USUAL DELAY MEXI ENTRY NON-U.S. CITIZEN. SIMILAR TO MOOLMAN CASE.END OF MESSAGECS COMMENT: REQUESTED IF GABBOTT'S PCS CAN BE EXPEDITED OR TDY IN MEANTIME.![signature of EE/P/MR. SZCZEPANSKI]EE/P/MR. SZCZEPANSKI By PHONE LWH/PERSONNEL P.C. Bowers.COORDINATING OFFICER![signature of J. C. KING, and R. N. DAHLGREN]J. C. KING, CHIEF, WHDR. N. DAHLGREN, C/WH/IIIRELEASING OFFICERAUTHENTICATING OFFICESS-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
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5-6517MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central IntelligenceTHROUGH: Chief of Operations, DD/PSUBJECT: Project LIFLAT (Amendment)1. The attached project, originating in WH Division, is designed to determine Sino/Soviet/Satellite plans, activities, and connections with other communist elements through independent audio-surveillance operations in Mexico. It is presented for your approval of two amendments: the first, to permit the utilization of Roland K. WINGSMISS (p) as an additional Staff Agent in the project, and the second, to establish for cover purposes a $20,000 U. S. bank account for Staff Agent Daniel A. BROMUND (p) in order that he may obtain Rentista status in Mexico.2. Authority is requested to obligate an additional $26,493 from the DD/P-WH Division budget for fiscal year 1958. Sufficient funds are available in the WH Division budget. If approved, these two amendments will raise the total amount authorized for the present project year, 1 July 1957 through 30 June 1958, to $156,647. Project LIFLAT was renewed by the DDCI on 30 October 1957 in the amount of $130,154.3. Attached is the LIFLAT Project Outline, which sets forth the important factors involved in the operation; a WH Division memorandum, dated 31 October 1957, which explains the proposal for securing Rentista status for BROMUND; and a WH Division memorandum, dated 13 November 1957, which requests authority to incorporate WINGSMISS into the project as a Staff agent.4. CCB/MC comments that according to Finance Division, establishing a bank account for BROMUND is the only means of satisfying the requirements of the Mexican government. The Letter of Credit must be irrevocable and allow a stated withdrawal per period (as in this case, per quarter) in order that the full amount cannot be liquidated before the expiration of the Rentista. CCB/MC recommends approval in this connection. In addition CCB/RC recommends approval of the proposed use of WINGSMISS, provided that his cover, which has not been determined as yet, be coordinated with CCB/MC sufficiently in advance to allow CCB/MC to state any objections deemed necessary and to take effective action toward establishing sound cover.
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SECRET5. I recommend approval of these two amendments, subject to the conditions as stated by CCB/RC in paragraph four, above./s/ W. Lloyd GeorgeW. LLOYD GEORGEChiefForeign IntelligenceConcur:COP-DD/P3 DEC 1957DateApproved:Signed C. P. CACELLDDCI5 DEC 1957DateAttachments: Project Outline LIFEATMemorandum, 31 October 1957Memorandum, 13 November 1957Staff Coordination:For C/FI/OPS a/R. BryantFor C/CI/OA a/J. BurtonC/CCB/BC a/J. SouthardFor C/CI a/B. BrownResponsible Officers:Hdqts. - Louis D. PuckettField - Charles Anderson* Amendment approved to extent that a competent additional staff agent may be added to the project and the Letter of Credit underwritten. However the addition of Wingness per se is not approved until the necessary personnel, management restriction currently in effect have been complied with./s/ L.G.SECRET
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# MEMORANDUMSUBJECT: LIFEAT Project Renewal1.  LIFEAT project was renewed for the period 1 July 1957 through 30 June 1958. It is requested that this project be amended to include Roland K. WINOSHESS as a Staff Agent.2.  WINOSHESS is a Staff employee attached to DDP. He recently completed a four month TOT in Mexico City where he performed his work in a highly satisfactory manner and the Chief of Station, Mexico City, has specifically requested his PCS assignment under Project LIFLAT. Approval will be requested of Chief of Operations to transfer WINOSHESS to the DDP from LDI as soon as this Project Amendment has been approved. A Staff Agent slot is already available under Project LIFEAT which can be filled by WINOSHESS. As soon as WINOSHESS becomes a LCP employee, DDP plans to give him intensified language training and to send him to Mexico after the first of the year.3.  Although Daniel K. ROMAND was included in the LIFEAT Project Renewal as a Russian translator, the volume of material produced under LIFEAT in the Russian language is increasing at such a rate that the services of two Russian translators are required. WINOSHESS also will be used as an assistant Case Officer, will administer at least two base houses, will do regular line inspections and make technical repairs at the listening posts, and will be required to prepare finished operational and intelligence reports based on his own and other LIFEAT agents' raw reports. is well qualified to perform all these tasks.4.  Authority is requested to obligate an additional $6,493 for Project LIFEAT for the last half of the present project year. A breakdown of this amount is as follows:WINOSHESS Salary ($7,785 per year) $3,893Allowances: (Quarters up to $2,000) 1,000Other (Educational-in accordance with R-20-610 dated 9 February 56 estimated at-) 300Travel: PCS Air to Mexico for family 500Household Effects, Movement 800TOTAL $6,493
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MEMORANDUM FOR: FL/OPS - Project BranchCRIPTONTH  LIFTATDIVISION Western HartsphereSTATION Maxdoo CityHEALQUARTERS CASE OFFICERNano Louis D. PuckottRoom 212 Bearton HallExt. 3455Date November 1957It is requested that Project LIVAAT De monded to include Poland 5. WIMISNESS as a Staff Agent unter this project. The additional cost to the project for the remainder of the project year will be $6,193. The attached memorandum sats forth details of this amendment.FORINT N. DARLAREE, C//DI/IIICHARDSS APPLE, W/TICOLLINS ALYNCH, FA/STAFF/CHIPYDATAAttachmentsMemoranda (4).Form No. 680 (4)Envelope w/True Hara Card
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# SECRET(When Filled In.)FI OPERATIONAL AUTHORIZATIONTO: FINANCE DIVISIONTHROUGH: FI/PLANS/PROJECTS BRANCH, FI/ADMIN/BFSUBJECT:SECTION 1. TO BE COMPLETED BY PROJECTS BRANCHTHE ABOVE PROJECT HAS BEEN APPROVED from 1 July 1957 to 30 June 1958 IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OFSECTION 2. TO BE COMPLETED BY CASE OFFICER| BREAKDOWN OF REQUESTED TOTAL | FISCAL YEAR || ---------------------------- | ----------- || COMPENSATION                 | 1,758       || ALLOWANCES                   | 2,091       || TRAVEL                       | 1,300       || OPERATIONAL EXPENSES         | 1,050       || OTHER:                       |             || **TOTAL**                    | **6,209**   |ACCOUNTING DETAILSTYPE OF PROJECT: (Check one)METHOD BY WHICH PAYMENTS ARE TO BE MADEFUNDS TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR BY:(Check one)REGULAR FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGS (AFR 30-10)RECEIPTS ONLY (CFR 9.4)OTHER (Explain):SECTION 3. TO BE COMPLETED BY DIVISION BUDGET OFFICERI HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE DIVISION BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR CONTAINS SUFFICIENT FUNDS TO MEET THE OBLIGATIONS OUTLINED ABOVE.DIVISION BUDGET OFFICER DATESECTION 4. OTHER APPROVALSFINANCE DIVISION MUST HAVE, IN ADDITION TO FI PROJECT APPROVAL, SPECIFIC WRITTEN APPROVAL ON CERTAIN TYPES OF EXPENDITURES BEFORE FUNDS CAN BE ADVANCED. INDICATE BELOW ANY APPROVALS IN THIS CATEGORY THAT HAVE BEEN SECURED!PURCHASE OF AUTOMOBILE APPROVAL OF ADMINISTRATIVE PLAN WHEN REQUIREDPURCHASE OF MAJOR ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT OTHER (Explain):RENTALS IN EXCESS OF THAT PERMITTED BY REGULATION.SECTION 5. ADDITIONAL CRYPTONYMS, PSEUDONYMS, ETC.SIGNATURE OF CASE OFFICER EXTENSION SIGNATURE OF DIVISION CHIEF OR DESIGNEE DATEL. D. Pushotta 8555FORM NO. 680 REPLACES FORM 38-1041 JUN 55 WHICH IS OBSOLETE.SECRET(3)
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEDATE 004 HM/JM/ATP 01 NOV 57TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 5INFO: FI, FI/OPS, FI/RI, S/C 2TO: DIRINFO: GCITE: MEXI 0521REQUEST REPLY MEXI 739 (IN 24781 ).*END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *REQUESTED AMENDMENT RESEARCH REPORT ON LIFEAT.![routing table]![file title] Proy LIFEAT- developmts toDate PROC 50 6-32/8Date of LC. 12 Nov 57CONFIDENTIALREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.