Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHHMMA-196411922(4) LIFEAT/EXILE LIFEAT coverage of exile and revolutionarygroups has been concentrated on coverage of Central American andSpanish Republican groups and individuals. Coverage of Juan JoseAREVALO Bermejo, former President of Guatemala, has provided theStation with valuable information concerning his contacts and futureplans. Further. LIFEAT covered LIGIRD-1's contact wah AREVALOand later revealed AREVALO's convierton that the Station asset, LIGIRD-1,is involved in a plot to assassinate AREVALO. Coverage of SpanishRepublicans displayed the Internal dissentons aroused by the plansof a small group of the Mexico-based exiles to assassinate certainprominent persons with plastte bombs, and ultimately told of the departurefrom Mexico to Cuba of two individuals implicated in the plot.(5) LIFEAT/American Communist Group in Mexico (ACGM)Targets covered in this category are in answer to a long standing require-ment laid on by ODENVY and approved by Headquarters. In the pastODENVY has noted the coverage as valuable and worthwhile to them. Asin the past reliable information was provided on the activities, travel, andcontacts of the ACGM.B. Processing of the TakeLIFEAT processors continue to process all take for the LIFEAToperation except for the three ACGM Cines which are processed by thelocal ODENVY office.C. LiaisonNo change.D. SecurityNo security incidents directly affecting the operation or future ofLIFEAT were noted during July 1962. The assignment of special telephonecompany crews to make a survey of spare telephone lines available foruse of new subscribers may cause problems when these crews uncover a"spare" line used in a LIFEAT coverage. However, since these crewshave no authority (or destre) to trace down the lines to their ultimatedestination, normal LIFEAT security practices should negate this danger.A second development which could cause future problems is the possibleassignment of a LIENVOY technician to check telephone centrals to seeexactly who else may be carrying on LIENVOY type work. As of this dateLIFEAT personnel, who have been provided with the true name of thisindividual, have never heard of him working in any central in Mexico City.As of this moment it appears this will not develop into a threat toLIFEAT operations.E. TechnicalNew recorders provided in May to LIFEAT are now in operation andappear superior to previous models used. It is planned, with the approvalof Project LIFEAT for FY 1963, to completely re-equip LIFEAT with newrecorders and possibly dial tape recorders.F. CoverageDuring the month of July 1962. LIFEAT covered a total of 16 targetlines. Specifically, the coverage by target was as follows:1. Soviet Bulletin Office2. Viadimir G. NOVIKOV
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRET/HΜΜΑ-1964119223. Aleksandr G. SIDOROV4. BECHICK5. and 6. Polish Embassy (two lines)7. and 8. Yugoslav Embassy (two lines)9. Juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo10. Peter WATKINS11. Juan Simeon VIDARTE Franco Romero12. Dr. Eugenio ARAUZ13. LINEB-1 (one line covered for this double agent operation)14. Albert MALTZ15. Noah SEBORER16. Charles SMOLIKOFFG. PersonnelClearance was received on LIFEUD-24 and he will commence workshortly to fill the gap left with the resignation of Olivia N. GLADMON (ps).(See project renewal forwarded HMMA-19129.) A deep-cover agent,OBOLD, was made available to process completely the take from theYugoslav lines. He is working out well with no evident security dangerto either himself or LIFEAT.2. A. Since submission of the last Project LIFEAT Renewal Request   and Project Review, 72 reels of LIFEAT on the American Communist Group   in Mexico (ACGM) have been passed to the local office of ODENVY. In   addition, a number of memos were prepared by the Station for passing to   the local ODACID and ODENVY based in whole or in part on LIFEAT pro-   vided material.B. Despite the fact tha: LIFEAT is used primarily to supportStation operations, some positive intelligence is gathered as a by produciof the operation. The following reports were forwarded to Headquartersbased on LIFEAT material:HMM-6421HMM-6452HMM-6479HMM-6499HMM-65653. The Station has applied the RYBAT control to this dispatch to   ensure the Desk's control of the information contained herein.![signature of Willard C. CURTIS]Willard C. CURTIS21 August 1962Distribution:2- WHD2 - Files
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# DISPATCHTo: Chief, WH DivisionFrom: Chief of Station, Mexico City per CSH 43-43Subject: LIFEAT Report for April, May, June, July, and August 1961References: For your informationDate: 22 September 19611. The following report is submitted in accordance with CSHB-F 52-6-1, section V, paragraph 2 (d) (1):## a. Exploitation of Leads(1) LIFEAT/LIERODE with related lines continued to provide valuable information for use in support of Station operations. However, coverage of the LIERODE official installation was out on 19 May for security reasons. The following leads were provided: As a result of a LIFEAT provided lead, the Station was able to develop an operation in cooperation with the Mexican Government whereby Mario CHAVEZ, Guatemalan who is representative of the Castroite Bohemia, was placed under Mexican surveillance and ultimately arrested. LIFEAT also provided a check on the activities of LITANGO-1. Further, provision of travel information to and from Cuba by Nicaraguan and Guatemalan exiles was of continuing importance.(2) LIFEAT was employed as a check of the activities of former KUBARK agents LIVESTOCK-2 and LIVESTOCK-3. This coverage has contributed measurably to Station security.(3) LIFEAT/LITMUS provided vital coverage of the LITMUS official installation during the EECORN recruitment operation. Also of value were the leads pointing to two suspected LITMUS Intelligence Service agents. Other Station assets are now investigating these leads.(4) LIFEAT coverage of the American Communist Group in Mexico City (ACCM) continues to provide excellent coverage of the activities, travel, and contacts of the American Communists living in Mexico. This information is of primary importance to ODENVY.## b. Processing of MaterialLIFEAT processors continue to process the take from the LIENVOY/LIMERICK coverage.## c. LiaisonNo change.## d. SecurityNo adverse incidents were noted during the reporting period. However, coverage of the LIRODE official installation was cut when LIENVOY technicians began regular checks of those lines.## e. TechnicalNo change.
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH HMA-178151920f. CoverageThe number of lines covered by LIFEAT during the reporting period varied greatly due to the moving of two basehouses. However, the number covered averaged 12, with the breakdown as follows:LIERODE, and related lines 2LITTUS, and related lines 3American Communists 3Local Communists 2Targets of Opportunity 2g. PersonnelThe assistant outside case officer, Ralph B. RAFANELLI (ps). will depart Mexico City for a new assigment within the next month. David M. WILSTED (ps) will undertake complete outside work for LIFEAT for a temporary period while a locally obtained replacement for RAFANELLI is being cleared and trained.2a. During the reporting period information from 236 LIFEAT reels on coverage of the American Communists in Mexico was passed to the local office of ODENVY. In addition, numerous memos were prepared by the Station for passing to the local OLACID and ODENVY based on LIFEAT provided material.b. The following reports were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT material:HMM-5570 HMM-5625 HMM-56525573 5627 56555575 5630 56595587 5639 56605588 5641 57175590 5642 57425592 5643 57435613 5647 5836![Signature of Willard C. Curtis]Willard C. CURTIS19 September 1961Distribution:L-3- Headquarters2 - Files
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WIH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: LIFEAT Report for March 1961ACTION REQUIRED: Information Only.1. The following report is submitted in accordance with CSHB-F 52-6-1, section V. paragraph 2 (d) (1):## a. Exploitation of Leads(1) LIFEAT/LIERODE, with related lines, continued to receive emphasis from the LIFEAT operation during the reporting period. The appropriate Case Officer considers the check of penetration agents LITAMIL-3, LITAINT-7, and LITALUS-3 through LIFEAT to be of utmost value in controlling these agents and checking their activities. In addition, LIFEAT provided extremely valuable information in the defection of Jose PARDO Llada, giving leads for both FI and PP exploitation. Aid was also given in providing a check of the AMIRON AWOLS in Mexico. In a related occurance, LIFEAT provided information that indicates the Cuban Embassy in Mexico is being used as a Guatemalan Communist communication channel to exiles in Cuba, LIFEAT also provided daily information on travellers to Cuba.(2) LIFEAT/LITMUS provided information for use in the BECORN operation. It is also of continuing importance as a daily check on the activities of the LITMUS personnel in Mexico.(3) During the recent Latin American "Peace Conference", LIFEAT provided information on the delegates to the Conference, especially the U. S. delegates, as well as the activities of the Conference.(4) LIFEAT coverage of Noah SEBORER provided advance information on the travel to the United States of Anna SEBORER and Maria and Enos WICHER. The actual departure and return of these American Communists was also confirmed through LIFEAT.## b. Processing of MaterialThere has been no change in the processing of the internally produced LIFEAT take. LIFEAT processors continue to process the take from the LIENVOY/LIMERICK coverage.## c. LiaisonNo change. Remove from Project.## d. SecurityNo adverse occurances were noted during the reporting period.## e. Technical
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHNo change.## f. CoverageThe number of lines covered by LIFEAT during the month of March 1961 was 12. The breakdown follows:LIERODE, and related lines 4LITMUS, and related lines 4American Communists 1Local Communists 2Targets of Opportunity 1## g. PersonnelNo change.2. a. During the reporting period, information from twenty-nine LIFEAT reels on coverage of American Communists in Mexico was passed to the local office of ODENVY. In addition, numerous memos were prepared by the Station for passing to local ODACID and ODENVY based on LIFEAT provided material.b. The following reports, cables, and information dispatches were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT material:HMM-5497 MEXI-7494 HMMA-16555HMM-5505 MEX1-7502 HMMA-16564HMM-5507 MEXI-7561 HMMA-16565HMM-5511 (MEXI-7492) MEXI-7564 HMMA-16600HMM-5532 (MEXI-7577) MEXI-7600 HMMA-16607HMM-5533 (MEXI-7580) MEXI-7613 HMMA-16608HMM-5534 (MEXI-7585) MEXI-7615 HMMA-16625HMM-5536 MEXI-7626 HMMA-16627HMM-5541 MEXI-7677 HMMA-16633HMM-5545 (MEXI-7639) HMMA-16639HMM-5549 HMMA-16664HMM-5550 (MEXI-7681) HMMA-16665HMM-5552 HMMA-16687HMM-5560 HMMA-16710HMM-5563 HMMA-16725HMMA-16728HMMA-16735HMMA-16738HMMA-16740HMMA-16747HMMA-16771![signature of Willard C. CURTIS]Willard C. CURTIS12 April 1961Distribution:3-WHD2- Files
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# DISPATCHChief of Station, Mexico CityChief, WHDAutomobile License CheckHRMA 16477, 15 February 1961The results of Headquarters investigation revealed that theneed home of Kiseid -1automobile mentioned in reference is registered to ona Lewis CIMINO,A 2711 Chesley Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland. Headquarters traces onlauto noted atten 201-183704CIMINO were negative.Distribution:2 - Mexico CityEND OF DISPATCH
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: LIFEAT Report for February 1961ACTION REQUIRED: Information onlyREFERENCES: T-A-16605CLASSIFICATION: A-16767HEADQUARTERS FILE NO: FO-C-32/3DATE: 29 March 1961SECURITY: MARKED FOR INDEXING1.  The following report is submitted in accordance with CSMR-F 52-6-1, Section V, paragraph 2 (d)(1):    a. Exploitation of Leads    (1) LIFTAT/LIFTODE continued to be an essential check on the activities and veracity of the penetration agents LITALUS-3, LITALJS-L, LITANT-7, and L-3. It also provided daily information on the activities of the Cuban official installation as well as coverage of long-distance calls received by that installation from Havana, Cuba. In relation to the AMIRON AWOLS in Mexico, LIFEAT was able to help confirm that none of the ANCLS contacted the Cuban Ambassy. LISTAT alse picked up the return from Cala of Oscar ROIRIQUEZ Koruna (person whe desired employment as a Cuban C-2 agent).    (2) LIFFAT/LITUS continued to provide the interested Case Officer with daily information on the activities of the officials of the LITUS installation in Mexico City.    (3) LIFFAT, through coverage of Xavier GUERRERO Saucedo and his wife, Clara Porcet de GUERRO, was able to provide information on preparation activities of the recent Latin American Peace Conference held in Mexico City. This line also provided information of GUERRERO's contacts with other Communists, particularly Francis W. and Libby Campbell. PARK, Canadian Communists now residing in Mexico.    (4) Coverage of Noah and Anna SUSORER revealed the plans of Anna SIDORER to travel to the U.S., and gave precise itinerary and flight schedule for this travel. LIFFAT was also able to provide the plans and travel schedule on Fnos and Maria WICHER's travel to California. This information is er interest to CD and was passed locally to that cffice.    b. Processing of Material    No change.    c. Liaison    No change.    d. Security    Contractual arrangements for a new raselouse, Annex III, have been all but completed. It is believed that this reve will once again enable Soll secure use of tice experienced basehouse keepers who were envelved in the security question noted in paragraph 1 (a)(c) of Reference. In order to further taprove LIFA's coverage and security, the Station is also considering a move of Annex I if a suitable new sitc can be located. Headquarters will be advised of any progress made in this respect.    e. Technical Remove from Project    OS Classification:    No change.
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH## C. CoverageThe total number of LIFEAT lines varied from eight to eleven during the reporting period. The normal breakdown is as follows:LIFRODE and related lines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4LITMUS and related lines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1American Communists. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Targets of Opportunity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11## D. PersonnelNo change.## E.During the reporting period, information from as LIFEAT reels on coverage of American Communists in Mexico was passed to the local office of DNVY for ile information. Memos to ODACIID and ODENVY were also based on LIFEAT provided material.## F.The following reports, cables and information dispatches were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT material during the reporting period:IEFA-16535HMM-5507MEXI-72121653455057248165335503 (via MEXI-7462)73351650354977345165005473164985400 (via MEXI-7391)16495516216478516516456505216455514316440514616404163971639416390![signature of Willard C. Curtis]Willard C. CURTIS29 March 1961Distribution:3 - Headquarters2 - Files
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH## d. SecurityOperations at basehouse Annex VIII had to be discontinued on 10 October 1960 when the telephone company's installation crews moved into the area of that basehouse and actually approached the annex to investigate the number of lines entering the house. The crew was put off until the next day with the standard, and normal for Mexico City, excuse that the "Senor" was not at home and they could not enter without his permission. By the time the crew returned on the following day, the basehouse had been completely cleared of all equipment, the lines cut back to the roof-line and their ends treated with acid to give then an aged appearance. The crew was allowed to enter the basehouse to check (and ultimately remove) the extra lines, with the admonition that it was about time they cleaned up that mess on the "Senor's" roof. Operations will be resumed when a suitable new basehouse site has been located and equipment installed. There have been no security repercussions since the removal of the extra lines by the telephone company.The only other security note was in relation to Annex IV and was covered in LIAISON section above.## f. CoverageThe number of lines covered by LIFFAT during the reporting period has ranged from 9 to 15, but has averaged 12. The normal breakdown of the LIFFAT coverage is as follows:LIMODE and related lines...................3LITMUS and related lines...................3American Communists............................1Local Communists................................2Targets of Opportunity........................3It is hoped that once the telephone company has completed its present city-wide cable and installation work, at least in the areas of the basehouses, LIFFAT will be able to increase its coverage to 15 or 18 lines. The targets for this 3 to 6 line increase are already noted by the Station.## g. PersonnelNo change since last report. Headquarters is reminded that the second tour of Ralph B. RAFANELLI (ps) will end in June 1961. It is requested that a qualified replacement be provided from Headquarters.## 2.### a.During the reporting period, information from one hundred thirty LIFFA reels on coverage of American Communists in Mexico was passed to the local office of ODEVY for its information.### b.The following reports, cables and information dispatches were based wholly or in part on LIFFAT material during the reporting period:IPM-5095 (via MEXI-6008)   IPP-51865098   51875100   51935101   52075133   52115137   52265144 (via MEXI-6171)   52355154   52455159   52475168   52615172   52645174 (via MEXI-6346)   52685180 (via MEXI-6359)   5277
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH## A-176605### 1967239100-537652975379529953805309538153105382531953835321538453295386533053875332539253335393533853985339540053425406531354075347540853485409535454105356 (via MEX1-6937)5413 (via MEXI-7187)536254185372 (via MEXT-69795426 (via MEXI-7187)5375542853765437 (via MEXI-7212)10NA-154311593615467159711547216037151601605115481160521549916078155371610315552161111557116114155801614715655161791565716185156951621415696162341569716235157011625515722162701573416304157621630615765163201577816328157921633015799163421581416370158771586515917MEXI-6000MEXI-651160486561606265876114705263717055642970786433709664377119> [Figure: Image of the bottom of the page showing the form number, classification, continuation marker, and page number.]
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHIn addition to the above, approximately 30 memos based on LIFEAT procured information were passed to local ONACID, and 20 memos were passed to local ODENVY.Willard C. CURTIS3 March 1961Distribution:3 - Headquarters2 - Files
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Automobile License CheckACTION REQUIRED: See below.CLASSIFICATION: SECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO.: HMMA-16477HEADQUARTERS FILE NO.: 50-6-32/3DATE: 15 February 19611. It is requested that a prompt check of the following license plate be made and the results forwarded to Mexico City Station:Maryland 1960 plateCE 55741960 Grey Ford2. This automobile was observed in front of the home of LIFEUD-1 on 9 February 1961. The driver, an English speaking man, was accompanied by a woman of latin features. The man entered LIFEUD-1's home at about 1030 on the above date.![signature of Willard C. Curtis]Willard C. CURTIS13 February 1961Distribution:3 - WHD2 - Files
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief of Station, Mexico CityCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING|     | PRO | ACTION | ACCOM || --- | --- | ------ | ----- || X   |     |        |       ||     |     |        |       ||     |     |        |       ||     |     |        |       ||     |     |        |       |FROM:Chief, WH DivisionSUBJECTCarmen BRUFAU CivitACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESREFERENCE: HM-9065; 1 September 1960The interested Headquarters component has expressed a desire to review the LIFEAT take to date on Subject. Please forward copies to Headquarters and send copies of future take on a monthly basis.END OF DISPATCHDistribution:2 - Mexico CityCROSS REFERENCE TOCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE TYPED16 December 1960DATE DISPATCHED22 DEC 1960DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMW-9314HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER50-6-32/3- RT- WH/Registry- WH/3/Mexi/ChronoOFFICEWH/3/MexiORIGINATINGJohn G. Heyn bj C/WH/3/MexicoEXT2555OFFICE SYMBOLDATECOORDINATINGOFFICER'S NAMEOFFICE SYMBOLC/WHDDATERELEASINGJ. C. KINGDISPATCH
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# 076DATE: 8 NOV 60TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 5INFO: COP, CA 2, CA/PRG, CA/PROP, CI/IC 2, FI, FI/INT. 2, S/C 2, ADDP/A---DIR INFO SALV CITE MEXI 6594REFS: A. DIR 09836 (OUT 55644)B. DIR 09975 (OUT 58956)C. DIR 09835 (OUT 58643)---1. MEXI PLANS MOUNT LIFEAT COVERAGE SALV EMS AND LIENVOY COVERAGE "EDITORIAL POPULAR" (MIGUEL ANGEL VAZQUEZ E. SALV COMMIE LEADER) SOONEST.2. LIMUD NOW COVERING "EDITORIAL POPULAR" AND CARLOS BARRIENTOS MORAN SALV STUDENT AND MEMBER FRENTE REVOLUCIONARIO SANDINO (FRS).PLAN LIMUD COVERAGE MAURICIO DE AL SELVA SALV COMMIE MEXI.3. MEXI HAS NO PENETRATIONS OR LEFTISTS FOR TASK BUT PLAN SEND LIMASK CENTRAL AMERICA INCLUDING SALV SHORTLY. LIMASK "COVER" THAT OF EDITOR "VOZ DE AMERICA LIERE". PLANS WILL BE SET FORTH![signature]
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CLASS FCO MESSAGEXI 6694IN 40047 PAGE 2SEPARATE CABLE.4. NO INFO RE NEW SALV REGIPE FROM HEXI SOURCE THUS FAR. ON 5 NOVEMBER LIC025-1 REPORTED NO INFO SALV SITUATION. HE WILL QUERY PORTUONDO CUSAN AND RE ABOVE WHEN OPPORTUNE.5. MEXI REQUESTS HQS AND SALV APPROVAL SHYROCK TDY SALV FEW DAYS ORDER FAMILIARIZE SELF BACKGROUND EVENTS AND PERSONALITIES COUP AND CONSEQUENTLY BETTER EVALUATE INFO RECEIVED MEXI.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: REQUESTED STATIONS CONDUCT FULLEST POSSIBLE COVERAGE OF INCOMING MAIL FROM EL SALVADOR AND CABLE PRIORITY SALIENT INTEL ON SITUATION THERE.REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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ORIG: CHARLES W. ANDERSONUNIT: WH/FI 648EXT: 3995DATE: 3 NOVEMBER 1960TO: MEXICO CITYFROM: DIRECTORCONF: -WH 3INFO: CI/IC 2, FI, FI/INT 2CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETROUTING1. MEXI2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DEFERRED 3 23 G1460   ROUTINE CCO CABLE SEC   PRIORITY   INITIALS   OPERATIONAL   IMMEDIATE   INITIALS   CJTCO 33   88628TO: MEXI PRIORITY INFOCITE DIR: 09620098201. DESIRE MOUNT LIFEAT OR LIENVOY COVERAGE SALVADORAN   EMBASSY SOONEST AND CABLE PRIORITY PERTINENT INFO POLITICAL   SITUATION SALVADOR.2. CAN STATION SUGGEST COVERAGE ANY OTHER TARGETS   WHICH MAY PRODUCE ON THIS VITAL MATTER?END OF MESSAGE![signature of R. D. Toolega]CWHDRELEASING OFFICERWH/3/MEXICOCOORDINATING OFFICERS.SECRET![signature]AC/WH/3AUTHENTICATING OFFICERLIFEAT/OPSREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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DATE: 17 SER 60TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: C/WH 2 (MR HEYN WH NOTIFIED 1855 17 SEP 60)INFO: DCI, D/DCI, DOP, COP, ADOP/A, C/CI, C/CI/RA, C/FI 2, C/FI/D 4, C/FE 4, D/OC 2, S/C 2SEP 17 22142 60PRIORITYIN 14365PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 6348RYBATREF A DIR 62992 (Out 70506) *B DIR 21226 (aut 70522) **1. STATION TAKING FOLLOWING ACTIONS:A. MKCHARITY-PREPARING MOVE SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT TO SAFEAREA. MULFORD TO SPEND MORE TIME IN LIFINGER COVER OFFICE. STEKLIKINSTRUCTED STAY AWAY PROM MXCHARITY BASE. LIMAT OPERATION INDEF-INITELY SUSPENDED. DUE PHILIP L. ALPHER KNOWLEDGE MKCHARITY CONSIDERTHIS OP COULD BE MOST SERIOUSLY AFFECTED.B. LIMESA/LIMUST-PLAN MOVE ALL TECH GEAR FROM UNIT 11 ANDSUSPEND UNIT 15 LICALLA ACTIVITIES.C. LIFEAT-REVISING AND REVIEWING LP CUTOFF AND EVACUATION