Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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ORIG:Damon Watters/sahUNIT:WH/LogisticsEXT:6282DATE:10 July 1969CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBY: 24CON: WH-811MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES:SECRET 14TO: MEXICO CITYADMIN LOGS LIEMPTYREF: DIRECTOR 83554REQUEST STATION ADVISE STATUS MV-2947 AND DISPOSITIONMV-2606. INFO NEEDED SOONEST FOR COMPILING NEW BUDGET ESTIMATES.END OF MESSAGEWILLIAM V. BROEC/WHDWH/1DISTRIBUTION:OL/SD/FSB/VSSECRETR. L. KINGC/WH/LOG50-6-74REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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ORIG: H. Feverill/jtUNIT: An/LogisticsEXT: 0252DATE: 15 March 1969CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONMESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 16SECRET![routing and initials - seen by]BY A PERCONFI WH8 BID COPYFILE VE Ritan, LaspSECRETMEXICO CITYADD'N LOCS LILOPTYREF: MEXICO CITY 9438 (IN-11843)*1. STATION AUTHORIZED DISPOSE MV-2606 PER FR 45-31(3) AND REPLACE LOCALLY WITH 1969 RAMBLER, COST NOT TO EXCEED $4000.00. MV-2947 APPLIES TO NEW VEHICLE.2. ADVISE DESCRIPTION MV-2947 AND DISPOSAL ACTION MV-2606 WHEN ACCOMPLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH BD-6678.3. FILE: 50-6-74/2END OF MESSAGEWil Comment: *Reference requested approval to replace locally a 1963 Rambler which has reached 78,000 miles and is in need of repairs.WH/B&F DavidWH/1 A MatineDISTRIBUTION:OL/SD/FSB/VS![signature of George A. Robertson]William V. BrolC/WILDRELEASING OFFICERSECRETR.L. KingC/WH/LOG13 mar 6950-6-74/2AUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRETLIEMPTY LOGS1. REQUEST APPROVAL REPLACE NV-2606, USED BY RAYMON H. GERENDE AS LIEMPTY PRINCIPAL AGENT. REPLACEMENT REQUESTED ON FOLLOWING GROUNDS:   J. VEHICLE NEARLY SIX YEARS OLD AND HAD 72,000 MILES AS OF 1 MARCH 1969.   B. IN NEXT SIX MONTHS VEHICLE WILL NEED REPAIRS TO ENGINE, BRAKES, STEERING AND BODY, ESTIMATED COST OF WHICH EXCEEDS 50 PER CENT OF CURRENT CASH VALUE OF CAR, WHICH ESTIMATED AT 1000 DOLLARS.2. PLAN REPLACE MV-2506 WITH EQUIVALENT VEHICLE, COST NOT TO EXCEED 4000 DOLLARS. BELIEVE LOW-PRICED AMERICAN BRAND SEDAN SUCH AS RAMBLER AMERICAN WILL FIT OPERATIONAL, SECURITY, AND COVER REUIREMENTS. NECESSARY MONHDCAVAILABLE IN PROJECT AS STATION PROJECTS FYSS LIEMPTY OBLIGATIONS AT 35,000 DOLLARS AGAINST PROJECT APPROVAL OF 43,320 DOLLARS FOR FY69.3. IF APPROVED, PLS INCREASE FIELD PROCUREMENT ALLOTMENT.4. FILE: 50-6-74/2.
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CALE SECRETARIAT OSSEMINATIONCLASSIFIED MESAGETOTAL COPES 17 ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SCEN HYSECRETREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PHOHIII.TEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDANDLA YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NOAIRE TO FILE NO.76FILE PID REF. TO BRANCHACTION WH 8 RID COPY R/AN, LOGS 4, MPS/BG959SECRET 112210Z MAR 69' CITE MEXICO CITY 9438DIRECTOR 11 Mar 69 IN 11643LIEMPTY LOGS1. REQUEST APPROVAL REPLACE NV-2606, USED BY RAYMON H. GERENDE AS LIEMPTY PRINCIPAL AGENT. REPLACEMENT REQUESTED ON FOLLOWING GROUNDS:J. VEHICLE NEARLY SIX YEARS OLD AND HAD 78,000 MILES AS OF 1 MARCH 1969.B. IN NEXT SIX MONTHS VEHICLE WILL NEED REPAIRS TO ENGINE, BRAKES, STEERING AND BODY, ESTIMATED COST OF WHICH EXCEEDS 50 PER CENT OF CURRENT CASH VALUE OF CAR, WHICH ESTIMATED AT 1000 DOLLARS.2. PLAN REPLACE NV-2606 WITH EQUIVALENT VEHICLE, COST NOT TO EXCEED 4000 DOLLARS. BELIEVE LOW-PRICED AMERICAN BRAND SEDAN SUCH AS RAMBLER AMERICAN WILL FIT OPERATIONAL, SECURITY, AND COVER REUIREMENTS. NECESSARY MONHDCAVAILABLE IN PROJECT AS STATION PROJECTS FYSS LIEMPTY OBLIGATIONS AT 38,000 DOLLARS AGAINST PROJECT APPROVAL OF 43,320 DOLLARS FOR FY69.3. IF APPROVED, PLS INCREASE FIELD PROCUREMENT ALLOTMENT.4. FILE: 50-6-74/2.SECRETSECRET
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HMMA 35208, 8 August 1968LIEMPTY/6 terminated amicably and resettled by his son-in-law - was content with termination bonus of $1,736. Following termination, effective 31 May 1968, the LIMITED base house went out of existence - station did not retain apartment since coverage from LILYRIC is completely satisfactory.LILYRIC personnel have done such good work that station now has better coverage than ever and at leas cost.
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Nancy Perkins/rcWH/1695419 Apr 68SECRETMPS/BGZ ADDS ClOA.SECRET19 22 22 Z CITE DIRECTOR 93000File LIEMPTY Support.7REF: MEXICO CITY 5263 (IN 93773)*1. LIEMPTY PROJECT STILL BEING PROCESSED. IF APPROVED AS SUBMITTED, WILL CONTAIN $42,185 FOR FISCAL 68. STATION SHOWS $31,071 OBLIGATED AS OF 31 MARCH, LEAVING BALANCE OF $11, 114. ON BASIS PAST EXPENDITURES, CAN PROJECT ROUTINE DISBURSEMENT OF ABOUT $10,000 DURING APRIL, MAY AND JUNE, WHICH WOULD INDICATE INSUFFICIENT FUNDS TO PAY $4,736 HAN BONUS, BARRING UNLIKELY POSSIBILITY YOUR UNLIQUIDATED OBLIGATIONS CAN BE LIQUIDATED SO AS TO COVER IT.2. RATHER THAN RETRIEVE PROJECT BEFORE APPROVAL IN ORDER TO AMEND IT, SUGGEST YOU TERMINATE LIEMPTY/6 AND CLOSE LIMITED, AND PAY BONUS 1 JULY FROM FY 69 FUNDSEND OF MESSAGEWH COMMENT: *Wish terminate LIEMPTY/6 and pay bonus. Will project funds cover this?William V. BROEC/WHDSECRETW. J. KAUFMANC/WH/1REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRETCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 50-6-14/3 CLASSIFIED MESSAGEREF TO FILE NO.FILE RET. BRANCHDESTROY SIG. PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIESREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDACTION: LUH 8. ☑ RID COPY. ADVANCE COPY: ☐ ISSUED ☐ SLOTTED ☐ TUBEDINFO: FILE, VR, CILOA, Corps/362SECRET 181745Z APR 58 CITE MEXICO C.I.DIRECTOR.LIEMPTY1. STATION PLANS TERMINATE LIEMPTY 6 AND CLOSE LIMITED BASE HOUSE EFFECTIVE 31 MAY 68. LIMITED COVERAGE NO 100%COMPLETELY RELIABLE OR THOROUGH COF ADVANTING AGE AND FAT TAX. HEALTH LIEMPTY-6. LILYRIC BASE HOUSE WILL IN AND RATE INCREASE WORKING HOURS TO PROVIDE FULL SIX DAY COVERAGE.CONTINUE UNCHANGED. TAKING INTO ACCOUNT SALARY INCREASES PLANNED FOR LILYRIC AND LICALLA PERSONNEL, ESTIMATE ANNUAL SAVINGS OF 4000 DOLLARS THRU LIMITED TERMINATION.2. REQUEST APPROVAL PAY LIEMPTY-6 TERMINATION BONUS OF 59,200 FESOS (4756 DOLLARS) BASED ON STANDARD MCLEAN FORMULA OF THREE MONTHS SALARY PLUS ONE MONTH FOR EACH FULL YEAR OF SERVICE (THIRTEEN YEARS), AT CURRENT SALARY RATE 3.68 PESOS.3. PLS ADVISE STATUS LIEMPTY PROJECT RENEW. ACTION INFO.INFORM STATION TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FY 68. NEED INFO TO DETERMINE IF SUFFICIENT FUNDS AVAILABLE TO COVER PROPOSED TERMINATION BONUS.SECRETSECRET| AN/PW    | FD  | LUH/1 || -------- | --- | ----- || ABSTRACT | X   | INDEX |April 6850-6-74/2
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# DISPATCHINFOChief, WHPISAOChief, SBCLASSICASECRETPROCESSING ACTIONChief of Station, Mexico CityLIEMPTY/Memoranda of Oral CommitmentsForwarded herewith are authentic copies of Memoranda of Oral Commitments reflecting salary increases for the following LIEMPTY agents:a. LIEMPTY-9 : Salary increased from 4,000 pesos to 4,500 pesos per month.b. LIEMPTY-14 : Salary increased from 1,800 pesos to 1,900 pesos per month.c. LIEMPTY-26 : Initial salary set at 700 pesos per month.d. LIEMPTY-27 : Salary increased from 1,500 pesos to 1,800 pesos per month.for/Willard C. CURTISAttachments:MOCS (4)Distribution:2 - C/WH, w/atts.2 - C/SB, w/atts.CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMA-34573CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE2 May 1968HOS FILE NUMBER50-6-74/2
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WIIINFO: Chief, SBFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: CLIEMPTY PropertiesREFERENCE: HMMW-15952, 27 November 19671.  Headquarters' confusion regarding the various LIEMPTY properties is understandable, although each change in location was duly reported as it occurred, and at various times project renewal requests, progress reports, and other correspondence has pinpointed the locations of the base houses involved. The confusion undoubtedly stems from the unfortunate fact that LIMITED and LILYRIC in effect exchanged approximate locations in 1966 without changing cryptonyms. Up to this point, LIMITED had been in a building owned by WOFIRM (with LIMOUSINE fronting for WOFIRM). LILYRIC had been renting an apartment in a building in which WOFIRM had no financial interest. In 1965, however, LIMOUSINE bought the property containing the building in which LIMITED had been located, razed the building, and built a new building in which an apartment was rented to the Station (the rent, however, was to be returned to the Station for three years as partial payment on the loan which the Station had given LIMOUSINE so that he could buy the building). For various operational reasons it was decided to put the LILYRIC personnel into the new building, instead of the LIMITED crew, LIMITED was therefore moved into the building which LILYRIC had occupied. At this point, of course, new cryptonyms should probably have been assigned in order to avoid the confusion which has evidently developed. (This was not, however, simply a switch of personnel - each base house retained its organizational integrity, which is undoubtedly why crypts were not changed). As far as LICALLA Is concerned, the confusion.......continuedDistribution:2 - C/ WH, w/att.2 - C/SB, w/att.Attachment:Identity Sheet (under separate cover)![Identity Sheet]
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRSTHYMA-33814now carried, in its current location, as MEXI-113. As was the case with old LILYRIC, the rent money is not returned to the Station FOFIRY has no financial interest in the building. Thus it is evident that the LIEMPTY project renewal, which used to say 'LIMITED and LICALLA rents are returned to Station by LIMOUSINN and credited to Station miscellaneous receipts" should now carry the footnote "LICALLA rent is returned to the Station and credited to expense; LILYRIC rent is, and will be through September 1969, returned to the Station by LIMOUSINE and credited to miscellaneous receipts as partial payment on Station loan to LIMOUSINE."6. Finally, the LIEMPTY darkroom is the room where the films taken by LICALLA, LILYRIC, LIMITED, and LIENTRAP are developed, printed, and (on request) enlarged by LIEMPTY-4. This darkroom is located in GERENDS's apartment, and he is pald 1,000 pesos per month for maintenance of the darkroom in recognition of the fact that one room in his living quarters has been turned into a darkroom, and his electric and water bills are substantially higher than they would normally be with- out a darkroom on the premises. GERENDE is building a house which he expects to occupy in February 1968. His plans for the house specifically include a LIEMPTY darkroom, and he will continue to be paid 1,000 pesos per month for this. To cover this payment in the new house, MEXI-137 has been written and will be forwarded to Headquarters shortly.7. In answer to paragraph 5 of reference, it is hoped that the following summary will end the confusion:a. LICALLA(1) MENT-03(2) Address under separate cover (Identity-1).(3) LICALLA has been in operation at its present location since 1956, originally as a rented property. In September 1957 the building in which LICALLA is located (which consists of four units, collectively known as LIMUST) was purchased by the Station, with LIMOUSINE seting as a front.(4) Actual cost is nothing, since property is owned by WOFIRM. The original purchase price for the four units was $40,000.00 with an additional $20,000.00 spent on renovation. Rent is paid for cover purposes at the annual rate of $1,248.00(5) Cost of utilities is estimated at $552.00 annually.(6) Since June 1957, LIEMPTY-9 (originally LIPSTICK-39) has operated the LICALLA base house. No other LIEMPTY agents are associated with LICALLA.b. LIMITED(1) MEX1-113(2) Address under separate cover (Identity 2)(3) LIMITED has been in its current location since December 1964, and it is a rented property. At its previous location, the LIMITED base had been in operation from 1953 until September 1964.(4) Annual rent is $1,440.00(5) Annual cost of utilities is estimated at $560.00.(6) LIEMPTY-6 (originally LIPSTICK-14) has operated the LIMITED base house (in both locations) since 1955. No other LIEMPTY agents are associated with LIMITED.c. LILYRIC
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH                                                                SECRET                                    HMMA-33814(1) MEXI-132(2) Address under separate cover (Identity 3)(3) LILYRIC has been in its present location since October 1965, when the new building was completed and ready for occupancy. It is a rented property, although for three years beginning 1 October 1966 the rect to to be turace to the Station es partial payment on a loan to LIMOUSINE. This loan was made to permit LIMOUSINE to purchase the property and construct the building in which LILYRIC is located. This property had previously belonged to WOFIRM and had contained the building in which LIMITED had been located. LILYRIC was previously (November 1956 to September 1966) located in a rented property (the same building, but not the same apartment, in which LIMITED is now located).(4) Annual rent is $2,880.00.(5) Estimated annual cost of utilities is $320.00.(6) LIEMPTY-13 (originally LIJERSEY-2) has operated the LILYRIC base house (in both locations) since LILYRIC was established in 1956. He is supported by his wife (LIEMPTY-14), and his son (LIEMPTY-27). Another son, LIEMPTY-26, has also worked in LILYRIC. (Because LIEMPTY-13 has a full-time job, LIEMPTY-14 does most of the photographic work, assisted by LIEMPTY-27. LIEMPTY-13 does some of this work, and makes all meetings with GERENDE.)d. LIEMPTY photo lab.(1) MEXI-137(2) Address (as of February 1968) under separate cover (Identity 4).(3) Actually, no property as such is involved here. The Chief of Station authorized payment to GERENDE for the use of a room in his quarters as a darkroom in 1964, after GERENDE was moved out of a base house in which he lived (rent-free) and maintained the dark room.(4) and (5) Annual cost is $960.00, including utilities.(6) The occupant is GERENDE, although the photo processing is normally done by LIEMPTY-4.8. It is hoped that the above will shed some light on the problem; the Station will be glad to answer any further questions Headquarters may have.FOR/Willard C. CURTIS
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SECRETSEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO:HMMA-33814, 9 January 1968IDENTITY SHEETIdentity (1) Benjamin Hill 15Identity (2) Pedro Antonio de los Santos 104, apt. 17Identity (3) Gelati 2 (as this is a corner house it is also known as Pedro Antonio de los Santos 100), PenthouseIdentity (4) Calle Bezares, Colonia Molino de Bezares, Mexico 10, D.F.
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# DISPATCHChief, DivisionF. LIEMPTY StChief of Station, Maxico CityAdmin/Finance - Station Accounting for December 1967.ACTION REQUIRED: Paragraph 3.REFERENCE:A. T-8387B. 1000 [1patch 03721. Attached as a copy of the subject accounting. The original was forwarded to the Office of Finance by reference A.2. As requested in reference B, there are so FY-1986 unliquidated obligations. ??:: FY-1.67 unliquidated obligations are as follows:SUPPORT $1,704.00LIHALO 232.13LIP 169.45LILISP-X 2.933.30la revert stands for salebinseront collections for the partial cancery th June 1967, Projecto LINESA and LIEMPTY 111 be crmitted in lise SEOUL.3. It is rogarated that 21-68 adrices of subellotants for all Station'a activities by to05 * Available and that "Notifications of Project Approval Action" for Projecia LICONGA and LiivUK ba wanded to increase futon available in the field a3 follore:LICOAGA - to 80,700 (103 4267ter, operational travel, rantai of saichouse, and atscellan3023 operational eкрема).1,100 - ta $20,000 SSS MA-33449.Attachment:As Stated AboDistribution:3 - Color, atぇ。for/MARD C. CURTISHUNT-858312 January 1908
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# DISPATCH(EASY KATIONSECRETChief of Station, Mexico CityChief, Western Hemsiphere DivisionLIEMPTY PropertiesACTION REQUIRED. REFERMES1. The presence of so many new desk personnel at headquarters - people who are unfamiliar with station history - means that we must turn to you with questions oftener than you might wish. Our present question concerns property involved in LIEMPTY. (We are submitting the project as received from the field, but do not understand the background very well.)2. HMMA-11257 of 16 January 1959, a project renewal, said that "approximately one year ago the LICALLA base was purchased by KUBARK through LIMOUSINE", and we have not found any cables or dispatches which would show a change in that status. Does MEXI 03 LIMUST/LIMESA (see Real Property Report of August 1967) Include LICALLA? If so, and if we own LICALLA, why does it cost us $1800 a year for rent and utilities? (Up until the submission dated 1963 the project renewal used to say "LIMITED and LICALLA rents are returned to station by LIMOUSINE and credited to station miscellaneous receipts" but after that time this sentence was eliminated.)(Continued..)Distribution:2-COS, Mexico City|                            || -------------------------- || CROSS REFERENCE TO         || DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMSER || HMMA-15952                 || S E C R                    || RI                         || CHRONO                     ||               |                        || ------------- | ---------------------- || DATE          | 50-6-74/2              ||               | 27 November 1967       ||               | NUMBER                 || OFFICE        | ORIGINATING            || WH/1.         | N. Perkins             ||               | st                     || OFFICE SYMBOL | COORDINATING           || DATE          | OFFICER'S NAME         ||               |                        ||               |                        || OFFICE SYMBOL | RELEASING              || C/WH/1        | DATE                   ||               | OFFICER'S SIGNATURE    ||               | ![officer's signature] ||               | W.J. Nighting          ||               | EXT.                   ||               | DISPATCH               |53 USC PREVIOUS EDITION.MFG. 1-66
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CONTINUATION OFSECRETHMMW-159523. LIMITED is a different problem complicated by the fact that we are no longer sure what the name refers to. Originally we bought LIMITED and then sold it in January 1965 to LIMOUSINE who put up a new building on the lot and saved an apartment for our use. LIMOUSINE now owns the new building, but"MEXI 02, LIMITED Safehouse" is shown on the Real Property Report as "purchased" by WOFIRM in 1955 - should this not be corrected? A further complication is that ΗΜΜΑ -31164, GERENDE's January 1967 security review, speaks of LILYRIC in its present new location, inhabited by LIEMPTY/13, /14 and /27. Has the old LIMITED been re-christened LILYRIC because of its new inhabitants? When was it completed and are we still withholding rent from LIMOUSINE in settlement of his payment to us for the property. The REAL Property Report shows LILYRIC, MEXI 41, as having been leased in 1958 and costing $1030 to maintain ($856 rent, $44 reparis, and $130. utilities). It also shows MEXI 132 LIMEPTY, LIMOUSINE, LILYRIC as having been rented in October 1966 for $2880 a year Which is more than the 2,300 monthly rent for the flat in his new building which LIMOUSINE agrced that we would withhold for a period of two years after completion in partial settlement of his purchase of the LIMITED property. (ΗΜΜΑ 25310, 3 February 1965.)4. What does the LIEMPTY darkroom consist of?5. We are, as you can see, confused. Would you be kind enough to send us a brief summary of each of the four LIMEPTY properties.a. name and property (MEXI) numberb. address (under separate cover)c. date purchased, sold, rented, etc.d. Basic cost (original cost if purchased, annual cost if rented).e. cost of utilitiesf. occupants6. If rental money which we pay out for cover reasons is subsequently returned to us, should it be included in a project?Theresa H. BACHARDY
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ONG:UNIT:EXT:DATE:CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBYCONF:  RID COPYTO MEXICO CITYREF: IBMA 33050*File LIEPTPYMESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES:ROUTING AND COMMENTS BYSupportINDEX DESTROY RETURN TO. BRANCH FILE RIDNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO.INFO:FILE VBCITE DIRECTORFOR ADMINISTRATIVE PURPOSES PLEASE HAVE THE CAR TRUCK UNDER HEIGHTAND TO NOT INCLUDE IN LIMBRACE MISSION.OF MORKS/26*Plan transfer LEMTRAF truck to Project LIFERICS.not sent. msq. carried by Langdon (P)a 17 Oct.WILLIAM V. BROSC/WMDRELEASING OFFICERW. J. KAUFMANC/WM/1COORDINATING OFFICERSGROUP 1Excluded from automaticdowngrading anddeclassificationREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.AUTHENTICATING OFFICER.COPY NO.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief/ANDCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION: VISED FOR INDEXINGXX: INDEXING REQUIRED, CALY QUALIFIED DESK, CAN JUDGE INDEXINGFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: LIEMIRACE/LIMPTY - Transfer of Responsibility for the LIEMTRAP VehicleACTION REQUIRED: Action Required: For your informationReferences: MEXICO CITY-2600, MEXICO CITY-26541. In July 1967, the responsibility for the LIEMPTY Project passed from the Station Support Section to the REITOP Dection, where it more reasombly belongs. However, the LIMMAP segment of the LEMPTY Project bas little to do with RMTOP activities and more rightly belongs in the Support Section. The Station, therefore, decided to transfer the LIEMTRAP vehicle, LIIMMY-10 and LE-TY-ll to the LIMITACE Project with LIEMEVICE-3 to be the Principal Agent. This decision was based on both security and operational efficiency consideretions. The formal change of commani was made on 10 August 1967 in a meeting between GERIDE, LEMPTY-10 and LIENERACE-3.2. Certoin maabore of the LIMFACE surveillance team vere already knowledgeable of the existence of the LIELARAP vehicle and its opertin from pest operations and also from the old LIPSTICK Project. Conversely, LIEM TY-10 was knowledgeable of the existence of the surveillance team and knew some of the members of the tean (LEMBRACE-4 is the step-son of LIEMETY-10) Sy plecing the vehicle under the commend of TEBRACE-3; there was no break-down of compertnentation.Distribution:- C/- Chief/MEDcontinued...16 Oct 67: Oral message sent back to station via Al Reynolds to the effect that we feel it impolitic to present a surveil ance poject in the neighborhood of $62,000, so please keep the truck under LIEMPTY for admin. purposes (and use it anyway you want.) C/WH/1 did not want to send a written message on this. NPCPOSS REFERENCE TO: 50-6-74DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: IDMA - 33059DATE: 12 September 1967CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHOS FILE NUMBER: 50-6-72/1
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14-00000LinFy Support14. As apssroved by Headquarterm, the meant LIENFRAP vehicle will be replaced by a new Ford "Econolino" truck in' the near future. Before the old LIUHTRAP vehicle is sold, it will be used to cover residences of the FUSPEAL/NYXIS opposition who are living in Maxico City.ΗΜΜΑ-3206823 May 67"The LIENTRAP vehicle has been replaced." ΗΜΜΑ 33455, 8 Nov 57, Project Renewal
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WHDINFO:FROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: LIMOUSINE/LIEM-TY/LILYRIC - Occupants of Building at Gelati #2ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESAction Required: For Your InformationReferences: A. HMMW-15157, 18 January 1967B. HMMA-31303, 7 February 19671. Station wishes to correct somewhat the information provided in Reference B. Because of changing of plans and an error on Raymond H. GERENDE's part, the number of floors of the building located at Gelati #2 was given incorrectly in Reference B. The plans forwarded as attachments to Reference B were correct. The description in the dispatch should be corrected to show a ground-floor, three floors with two apartments each and a penthouse.2. The occupants of the building, all of whom were checked and approved by the Station before leasing are:Ground Floor Business - A beauty salon is located on this floor which is operated by Nelly Infante de Garcia. Her lease was signed on 1 December 1966 and is valid until 31 May 1969. She pays $152.00 US per month rent.Second Floor - Apartment 1 - Dr. Hector MUNOZ Franco. His lease was signed on 1 September 1966 and is valid until 31 August 1967. He pays $128.00 US per month rent.Apartment 2 - Alicia MADRIGAL Osorio rented this apartment on 1 November 1966 and she plans to vacate at the end of April 1967. She pays $04.00 US per month.continued...Distribution:3- Chief/WHDCS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA-31837DATE: 13 April 1967CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER: 50-6-714/1