Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF COMM.    | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION              |                 || ------------------- | ------------------------------------ | --------------- || OPERATIONAL/MAURICE | FILE NO. 50                          |                 ||                     | DISPATCH. OR SOURCE DOC SYMBOL NO. 6 |                 ||                     | E-MA-15007                           | SYMBOL NO. 32/A || 8. ANALYST          | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM & DATE OF INFO.  | 9. EVALUATION   || 8. DATE PROCESSED | 10. DISSEMINATED IN | 11. DATE |DOCUMENT DISPOSITION| 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | 13. TRANSFERRED TO HI FILE NO. |PERTINENT INFORMATION.THIS REFER SECRET DOCUMENTFILED IN: TOP SECRET CONTROLSECTION BY: TS-175206FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO 18 May 1960FORM 8-67 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. SECRET 17-647
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CONFIDENTIAL(COLLECTOR/EVALIOR: RECLASSIFY ACCORDING TO DI ADDED ON FRONT)CIA REQUEST FOR EVALUATION BY ORRCS-3/428266Chief Country: Mexico/Soviet UnionSubject: Soviet Negotiations for Japan CottonEVALUATOR: Please complete this valuation within days of receipt of request. Need for completion within this time is priority/standard. Indicate choices by "x." If item marked is printed in italics, please explain under "Evaluator's Comments." Normally.. put one x in each appropriate section, otherwise, please cover each of these aspects in your comments. For further NOTES on use of this form, see reverse.SUBJECT OF THIS REPORT IS OF:1. MajorX 2. Moderate3. Little4. NoINFORMATION IN THIS REPORT:CONTRIBUTES TO OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE SUBJECT:1. SignificantlyX 2. Moderately3. NegligiblyACCURACY:X 1. Substantially True2. Credible3. Doubtful4. FalseRELATION TO OTHER INFORMATION:1. Useful confirmationX 2. Useful for new information3. Sufficiently knownAt present of late other information to judge accuracy or usefulness1. Contains contradictions2. Appears to be fabricationUsefulness would have been greater with:1. More detail2. Less detail, more summary3. Less fragmentary approach4. Better organizationX 5. Better elaboration or better exploitation of source, or both.6. Greater timeliness7. No defect affecting usefulnessREQUIREMENTS:100% of your requirement is cited:Report Satisfies it:1. Fully and closes2. Partially - portion of requirement may be closed.3. Partially - but need continues.4. Not at allSource is or has furnished identical reporting precisely as initial information on subject:1. Fully2. Substantially3. Little4. None(If in A you checked "Little" or "None" and if you have filed no requirement.)1. Will present a requirement within 30 days.2. Our need does not warrant a requirement for CS Reporting.COLLECTOR'S COMMENTS AND QUESTIONSEVALUATOR'S COMMENTS AND FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONSEvaluator: PEPE FLETCHER, Jr.Request Received: 15 mar 1960Component: CPR/M/A&GDate Evaluation Forwarded: 29 mar 1960Phone: x3552
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# CIA REQUEST FOR EVALUATION BY Department of StateCONFIDENTIAL(COLLECTOR/EXAM*RECIASSIFY ACCESSI TO PA ADDED ON FRONT*)Title Number: 5-3/123,266Date of DISTRIB. 19 February 1960Field number: 19M-4761Chief Country: Mexico/Soviet UnionSubject: Soviet Negotiations for Mexican Cotton*Instructions: please complete this valuation within 50 days of receipt of request. Used for completion within this time is priority standard. Indicate choices by "X" of item named is printed in Italics, please explain under Evaluator's Comments. Normally, but one X in each appropriate section, otherwise, please cover each of these aspects in your comments. For further notes on use of this form, see reverse.*SUBJECT of THIS REPORT IS OF:COLLECTOR'S COMMENTS AND QUESTIONSIs this information of sufficient use or value to warrant dissemination? Please comment.EVALUATOR'S COMMENTS AND FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONSEvaluator: Donald P. SivisherDate request received: Feb 27 1960Date evaluation forwarded: March 4, 1960
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# 2LIFEATPrOTOCTIOTSUBJECT: Soviet Commercial Activities in MexicoCS-3/21,511DATE: 15 Decmber 1959HMM-4536715 February 1960What specific aspects of this report are of least or value? Please indicate and comment.Information on the type of machinery offered or sold to Mexico or to Latin America is available from overt sources.Information on prices is interesting and useful. Price quotations would be more helpful if specifications as well as serial numbers were available.Information indicating whether Soviet prices conform to or vary from world market prices.Information on pools that the Soviets are interested in buying is of some importance, although this is generally available from overt sources.
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SECRET.See 100M 8486, 11 Feb 1960, LAURICIA, filed C/WHD's office,This dispatch was written by FI,D in reply to 10016 14362, 20 Jan 1960 and should be reviewed before LIFEAT or LIMIT are submitted for renewal.IMPORTANT> [Figure: Circle surrounding text LIFLAT/MMM prod LIMIT/ops]SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, WHDINFO Chief, KUDOVE:Attn: Division DFROM Chief of Station, MexicoSUBJECT Projects LIFEAT and LIENITCLASSIFICATIONSECRET/KA POK.SIMBOL ANDA-11372KAPOK-173720 January 1960REFERENCES See para. 5MA-13934, 16 Oct. 1959MA-13828, 2 Oct. 1959.1. During the recent TDY visit to this Station of David M. FREDLUND(p) of KUTUBE D, the interrelationship between the conversations recorded under Project LIFEAT which bear on Soviet Cormunication and the regular provision of the hard copy of Soviet official diplomatic com-munications obtained by the LIMIT activity were discussed. The Sation indicated that frequentl; LIFEAT obtained conversations which referred directly to specific messages: by content; by seeking clari-fication of garbled or missing groups; by officials who are to or have signed the massage in question; and on one or two occasions the messages(admittedly not sensitive) were dictated to secretaries over the telephone.2. Examples of the above conversations were forwarded to Head-quarters in reference dispatches. The conversations with FREDLUND resulted in the suggestion that KUTUBE D should regularly receive the LIFEAT material when it relates to Soviet messages. Also that KUTUBE D in forwarding this type of LIFEAT material to ODIACH would record that the drop copies of the Soviet messages are normally forardea to ODIN CH (source LIEPIT) and that if there is any value to ODINdi in tying the two sources together for further processing by ODINCH, the Station would cross-reference the forwarding dispatch numbers. This Station would appreciate receiving, at an early date, any Headquarters comments.3. This Station is willing to continue to exploit. LIFEAT material for LAURICLE purposes should this be julged of value by Headquarters, At the present time Willard C. CURTIS is personally handling this phase of LIFEAT reporting.4. KUTUBE D should note that at the present time the LIMIT source is providing Soviet, Japanese, Czech and Polish drop copies to the Station. The traffic is over one month old upon receipt and is in Station's hands only for a few hours. The source is capable however of obtaining traffic from all sources filing officially in Mexico City and the Station can do this without increasing the operational risk.5. The Mexico City Station would appreciate any comments or guidance on either this phase of LIFEAT reporting or of LIEMIT which KUTUBE D could give.Willard C. CURTIS18 Jan 1960Distribution:3HQS(1- Chief, KUDOVE:Attn: Division D)
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# DISPATCHTO Chief, WiDINFOFROM Chief of Station, Mexd coSUBJECT Soviet CommunicationsCLASSIFICATION SECRET/KAPOKDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO HMM-A-14393 PAPOK-1739HEADQUARTERS FILE NO 50-8-1122 January 1960RE43) (CHECK ONE)MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING PEQUIREDINDEXING CAN BE FUDGEDBY QUALIFIED HO DESK ONLYACTION MOUIRED Please route this dispatch via KUTULLE/DREFERENCEIS)A. HMM-A-143723B. HM-A-14383SOURCE: LIFEAT1. Under reference B photographs of hard copies of Soviet traffic for November 1959 were forwarded to lHeadquarters. (SOURCE: LIEMIT)2. On 27 November 1959 the following conversation took place:"Anatoliy Alekseyevich PAVLENKOV tells Vladimir KOLOKOLNIKOV that he just spoke with New York. PAVLENKOV says that EECLOV(ph) called. PAVLENKON says that lioscow wants to know how many luncheons and dinners there were yesterday. PAVLENKOV saya.he counted 3 luncheons and one dinner. PAVLENKOV says that a cable should be sent saying that on the 26th the bankers gave a lunchen for MIKOYAII and that MIKOYAN gave a dinner for the officials of the Government. Another thing Hoscow wants to know what word was left out in KOLOKOLNIKOV's cable which was about KOLOKOLNIKOV'8 account at Poza Rica. In BELTRAN's speech there apparently was one word left out by the operators. KOLOKOLNIKOV will look at the text and see what it is. PAVLENKOV will come over and then they will send the cable. KOLOKOLNIKOW then suggests that they call BEGLOV in New York and give him this information. KOLOKOLLIKOV will do that.""KOLOKOLNIKOV tells WO(woman outside) to write dan what he tells her. KOLOKOLNIKOV tells her that yesterday the Ministry of Industry and Trade, SALINAS, and the President of the Banco Exterior, ZEVADA, gave a luncheon for MIKOYAN at the Hotel Ambassador. In the evening A.I. MIKOYAN gave a dinner for officials of the Nexican Government. KOLOKOLNIKOV adds that the speech that ROLDAN(should be ROLDAN instead of BELTRAN) made the works "to show were left out. KOLOKOLNIKOV tells her to send this to Moscow. KOLOKOLIKOV will call tomorrow and let WO know when he will return. KOLOKOLNIKOV has to get nis visa from the American Embassy."Willard C. CURTIS20 January 1960Distribution:3- HQ3
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WHDCLASSIFICATION: SECRET/KAPOKFROM: Chief of Station, MexicoSoviet CommunicationsREFERENCE: HQC-A-14392 KAPOK-1738HEADQUARTERS FILE NO: 50-8-11DATE: 22 January 1960ACTION REQUIRED: Call to Attention of KUTUBE/DSOURCE: LIFEAT/LIMERICKREFERENCES:A. HMM-A-13934B. HMM-A-143721. The following is a quotation of a conversation held on 2 December 1959:A man outside called the Soviet Ambassy, introduced himself as Yevgeniy N. VOYEVODIN and asked Yelena Ivanovna FILIPOVA, secretary of the Commercial Office, if he could still send a cable off(that late) on that date. FILIPOVA promised to try to get the cable off. VOYEVODIN then said he wished the cable sent to: RAZNOEKSPORT, Moscow, 9019, 9021 and then dictated:"Exposition will close on 15th of December. To deliver the souvenirs is too late.VOYEVODIN."2. It is requested that this pouch be routed via KUTUBE/D.Willard C. CurtisWillard C. CURTIS20 Jan. 1960Distribution:3 - HQS
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, MiDFROM: Chief of Station, MexicoSUBJECT: Soviet communicationsACTION REQUIRED: Please route this dispatch via KUTU/DREFERENCE(S):A. 10X-A-11372B. 10X-A-11333.DATE: 22 January 1960CHECK ONE:MARKED FOR INDEXING[X] NO INDEXING REQUIREDINDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HD DESK ONLY1. Under reference B photographs of hard copies of Soviet Embassy traffic (Source: LIMIT) for November 1957 were forwarded to Headquarters.2. On 23 November 1959 Vladimir KUZNETSOV spoke with Ivan Ivarovich (possibly EUKOV) in New York. KUZNETSOV said he wished a cable sent to Moscow concerning the departure of Anastas I. MIKOYAN (Soviet Vice Premier who had been visiting Mexico, 18-26 November 1959). KUZNETSOV said he himself would fly out "on Monday." A woman took to telephone and KUZNETSOV dictated the following:"Today at 0900 local time the First Deputy Minister of the Council of Ministers USSR, A.I. MIKOYAN, and his escorting party flew out of the capital of Mexico on the 11-18 for the Fatherland. MIKOYAN was seen off at the airport by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, Manuel Tello; the Minister of Foreign Trade, Raul Salinas; Minister of Education, Yanez Bodet; and officials of the Foreign Ministry. The Soviet Ambassador to Mexico also saw A.I. MIKOYAN off. V.I. BAVYKIN, and workers of the Soviet Embassy. Before the flight out A.I. MIKOYAN made a short speech in which he thanked the President of Mexico, Lopez Mateos, members of the Mexican Government, the whole Mexican people for the warm reception which was shown him and his escorting party in their country."3. KOLOKOLKOV then dictated another cable. This cable was the message that FIRYUBIN sent from aboard his plane to the President of Mexico thanking him for the reception that he received in Mexico. (NOTE: The translator "slipped" and did not transcribe this cable verbatim.)Willard C. Curtis20 January 1960Distribution:3 - HAS
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From: Mexico, Mexico CitySECRETReport No: HMM-1831 Local File No:No. of Pages: 1No. of Enclosures: 1(for Station files only)Report Made By: Thomas G. URQUHARTApproved By: Willard C. CURTISDistribution:By copy to: 3 - Hqs(1 for KUWRAP)2 - Files(1 w/att)Orally to:Source Cryptonym: A. LIKAYAK-2B. LIFEAT/LIMERICKReferences: HMM-1765, 12 Sep, 1956, p.9Source, Operational Data, and Comments:SUBJECT: Alicia ROMERO J. (Garzun)Source obtained the information contained in the attached report from his sister, who is a journalist, and from a copy of the magazine on which subject is employed. He also obtained information from an address investigation on subject. Owing to the type of information developed on RVERO, she is being included in this Station's series of LCEPROVE subjects.ClassificationSECRET![copy symbol]FORM NO. 51-59FEB 194850-6-321/4
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# SECURITY INFORMATION# FIELD INFORMATION REPORTCOUNTRY: MexicoSUBJECT: Alicia RIRO G. (Garzun)REPORT NO: HMM-1331DATE OF INFO: May - August 1956PLACE ACQUIRED: Mexico CityDATE ACQUIRED: 12 Sept. 1956DATE OF REPORT: 19 Sept. 1956SOURCE, SOURCE EVALUATION, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: Source A: Mexican business with contacts in journalistic circles B-2 (paras 1, 3, 4 and 5)Source 3: Source with access to Soviet official circles in Mexico Bloc (para 2)The following information has been developed on Alicia ROMERO in suspicious contact of Grigori NIKIPORETS, Soviet Naval Attache, MEXICO1. An investigation of Avenida Coyoacan 624-2, the residence given as that of subject, showed it to be occupied by Maria Eugenia Romero de HARO. Her husband is related to Captain Antonio HARO Oliva, husband of Nadie HARO Oliva, who is an actress in a show called "The Four Colonels."2. It has been ascertained that on 7 May 1956 a man described as Major HARO Oliva, a movie producer, was in contact with Yuriy PAPOROV, Soviet Cultural and intelligence officer. MEXICO3. Alicia ROMERO G. has been identified as in charge of the photographic department of a magazine named FRAZ, published at Avenida Juarez 20-22 in Mexico City.COMMENT: A copy of this magazine is being retained in Station files.The director of the magazine is Jorge HARO Cabrera, husband of Maria Eugenia Romero de HARO (noted above) and he resides at Avenida Coyoacan 624-2. He pays 750 pesos per month rent.4. Alicia ROMERO G. is the sister-in-law of Jorge HARO Cabrera. She is the daughter of Maria de la Luz(widow) de ROMERO. Alicia ROMERO reportedly is the mistress of various politicians. She claims her home to be at Av. Coyoacan 624-2. Alicia ROMERO is reported to be pro-Communist and to be a member of the FRI. She is to be supported by that party in the forthcoming elections for the post of Federal Deputy.COMMENT: Her connections with politics and politicians explain some of the report noted in the reference.# SECURITY INFORMATIONFORM NO.APR 1953 51-58 PREVIOUS EDITIONS MAY BE USED.![scribbles and security identification numbers]YURIY PAPOROV. 201-82485 CIT: USSR JOVIKT ELLTURAL AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICER. MEXICOA SCERTAINED THAT ON 7 MAY 56 SUBJ WAS IN CONTACT WITH HAJOR HARO CLIVA, AMELIE PRODUCER DOI SEPT. YISE
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992John M. Whitten:jsCWH/3561328 June 1963MEXICO CITYFROM: DIRECTORCONF: WH 8INFO: CI, CI/OPS, FI, S/CTO MEXI INFO CITE DIR 50937LIFEAT 50937REF MEXI 5162 (IN 68160)*REF MISTAKENLY SLUGGED TYPIC. TO WHAT EXTENT HAVE TAPES BEEN TRANSCRIBED?IF NOT TRANSCRIBED, CAS MEXI DO IT? IF TRANSCRIBED, ERASE TAPES. IF NOT ANDMEXI CANNOT HANDLE, POUCH TO DIR. ADVISE.END OF MESSAGEWH CMT: *Mexi queried Hqs as to its desire have pouched tapes LIFEAT ESLARD-1 coverage for period resided Hotel Maria Angelos.![signature of W. Hood]W. HoodC/WHDWH/COPS![signature of John M. Whitten]JOHN M. WHITTENC/WH/3RELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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ORIG: JUDKINS:ddUNIT: A WH/3/MEXICOEXT: 5940DATE: 22 APRIL 1963TO: CICO CITYFROM: DIRECTORCONF: 8INFO: CI, CI/OPS, CI/RA, FI, TSD 5, S/CTO: MEXIINFO:REF: MEXI 4201 (IN 19807)*CITE DIR: 350661. HQS APPROVES LOAN OF ONE STERILE SPARE 9-10 DIAL PULSE RECORDER TO DURKIN.2. HQS URGES CLOSE SUPPORT TREASURY/NARCOTICS INVESTIGATIONS. MEXI   MAY PROVIDE DURKIN WITH OCCASIONAL LIFEAT COVERAGE PROVIDED NO LIFEAT TAKE GIVEN TO MEXICANS.END OF MESSAGEWH COMMENT: *William J. Durkin, Treasury rep assigned to Mexico investigating narcotics traffic, approached Station re dial reccrder for phone tap on Mexican target.*TSD BRUCE LA ROSE (BY PHONE)CI/OPS FRANK HUGHESWH/COPOCI/R&A/TC
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SECAFF1 April 1963MEMORANDUM FOR: MI/PersonnelSUBJECT: Recruitment of a Retired CIA or Military Officer for Contract Status in Mexico.1. Mexico City needs a replacement in September or October 1963 to work on a technical operation. The Station does not want a staff employee, but a Contract Agent.2. The Contract Agent would need the following requirements:a. Must bo retired, and move permanently to Mexico under cover of a retired U. S. citizen, with the appropriate guaranteed income required under Kexican law. ($320 for husband and wifebr mi)b. Must have technical training which would enable him to work on a technical operation, possibly involving the care and upkeep of recorders, etc.c. Must have a working knowledge of Spanish, or the ability to acquire this fluency prior to arrival in Mexico.d. It will be necessary for the employee to work with people, make early and late meetings, and to spend a good deal of time driving around town. Therefore, the candidate must drive a car and be physically fit to work long hours.3. It is requested that information on any candidates be furnished H/3/MEXICO or C/IL/3 for consideration.John H. WhittenC/RH/3DISTRIBUTION:Orig. and 1 - Addressee: 1 - IFEA/SUPPORT
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# SPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSEGRET: Chief of Station, Mexico CityINFOFROM : Chief, WH DivisionSUBJECT : LIFEAT SecurityACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESREF: HAMA 20305, 3 December 19621. Reference problem was discussed by KURIA with David N. WILSTED, during the latter's TDI at Headquarters in early December 1962.2. KURIOT recommends the following solution and has furnished the attached material for delivery to ILSTED for his use:a. The terminal identification system consists of two fluids. Vial "A" is collodion in which is mixed a small amount of phenolphthalein and is intended to be used by the person who originally connects the wires. Genarously daubed on the end of the screw, this solution dries almost immediately in a water repellont, invisible coating.b. The second vial "B" contains household ammonia. If the bauber in this bottle is drawn down the row of terminals in the connection box, the tip of any screw which was previously treated with the phenolphthalein will immediately turn a dark red color and then will vanish after a minute. The ammonia can be reapplied and this reaction will repeat itself a couple of times before more phenolphthalein has to be reapplied.END OF ULSPATCHAttachments:1 box with two vials of liquid (U/S/C)Distribution:Cal - COS, Mexico City w/att (USC)| ROUTING               | INITIAL || --------------------- | ------- || 1. Chrono             | J       || PID/TSD/ACB/Mr. McBee |         || PID/MIS               |         || RID/PS                |         || RID/PI                |         || C/WH13                |         |50-6-32/3| DATE TYPED   | DATE DISPATCHED || ------------ | --------------- || 7 January 63 |                 || DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER | HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER || -------------------------- | ------------------------ || HM-11200                   | 30-6-32/3                |CLASSIFICATIONSECRET| OFFICE                    | OFFICER || ------------------------- | ------- || WH/3/Mexico - Bustréstrlr |         || ORIGINATING | EXT || ----------- | --- || 5940        |     |COORDINATING| OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE | OFFICER'S NAME    || ------------- | ---- | ----------------- || TSD/AOB       |      | Mr. McBee (draft) || C/WHD         | 7/1  | J. C. King        || DISPATCH
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYBATTO Chief, Task Force W Attn: Willard N.AUMANINFO. Chief, WH: Chief, KUDESKFROM Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT GYROSE/ Jose OrdoquiACTION REQUIRED: REFERENCES1. Forwarded herewith are the following items pertaining to Subject:a. LIFEAT references;b. Salient reports from other agent sources;c. References to close contacts of Subject;d. Exemplars of various types of Mexican police agent reporting;e. Roughed-out drafts of police agent reporting. These have been viewed and tentatively approved by COS, Mexico. Copies have been retained at the Station.2. Station Mexico is submitting separately its proposals on the technical and operational aspects of this operation.Willard C. CurtisDistribution:2 - TFW w/att1 - C/WH w/o att1 - Chief, KUDESK w/o att2 - FilesDATE TYPED CATE DISPATCHED26 Dec. 1962 28 Dec. 1962DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMA-20425HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBERCLASSIFICATIONSECRET/RYDAT
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, KURIOTINFO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: LIFEAT SecurityACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESAction: See below.| CLASSIFICATION | PROCESSING                                                                      |          || -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- || SECRET         | PRO POSED: XX, ACTION: MARKED FOR INDEXING, ACCOM PLISHED: NO INDEXING REQUIRED |          || ---            | ---                                                                             |          ||                | ONLY QUALIFIED HEADQUARTERS LESA CAR RIDGE IN                                   | ABSTRACT |1.  The purpose of this dispatch is to request Headquarters' assistance in a problem involving clandestine markings for terminals in a telephone cable cross box.2.  Specifically. It is desired to have the capability of recognizing which cable terminals in a box are being used for telephone tapping without having any markings apparent to unauthorized persons. This system is needed for use in the event that taps must be disconnected quickly under the threat of a possible security problem.3.  The tap connections are made by LIFEAT telephone company per- sonnel and the terminals could be marked by them at the time the tap is made. The connections sometimes have to be removed by another person who is not familiar with the connections.4.  It is felt that a quick drying, transparent glue or lacquer that would fluoresce brightly under UV illumination would be appropriate. A material that could be removed later by wiping or chipping it away would be desirable but this characteristic is not vital.5.  The system must be usable in open shade, although some additional shade might be had by partially closing the doors of the box, and the light source must be portable and if possible have the appearance of an ordinary flashlight. The light source can be brought within two inches of the terminals.(Continued)> [Figure: Image of a stamped number and letter]DATE TYPED: 50-6-32/3DATE TYPED: 3 Dec. 1962DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA-20305HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 50-6-32/3CLASSIFICATION: SECRET