Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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-2-*TRHIN*TICHBORN concurs in this estimate of the lack of security problems within the office.2. After leaving Train, we went to dinner where the following subjects were discussed:a. LEP pointed cut clearly that he was "the boss" and responsible for TICHBORN's operational utilization. TICHBORN was told that Galt is responsible for the Train commercial setup. There appeared to be no doubt in his mind as to who calls the shots.b. TICHBORN was told of our need for an experienced Latin American specialist who could handle political action research on key issues in certain countries. He was also told of our interest in possible CA covert action advisory tasks. Our need for someone able to make meaningful interpretive analyses was explained in some detail and examples of probable areas and issues were presented. TICHBORN said he had no special experience in content analysis or survey analysis techniques. However, he was apparently very much interested in the idea. He said that he would get the book suggested on content analysis. He will check into the availability of the Dominican Republic papers mentioned and let LEP know by 5 November if they can be had in New York City. He was requested to approach the problem along the general following lines: Analyze the Bosch anti-government statements for indications of whom he is trying to reach, how, and for what reason (since June 15). Similarly analyze the Balaguer statements and determine:1) Influences the news media is having on his public image.2) Where and how could he strengthen this image.3) What issues should be raised or surpressed.It was suggested that the try to get issues of *El Caribe* and *Listin Diario*.3. LEP's initial impressions of TICHBORN were as follows: He is very intelligent and in addition is "sharp". He has a professionally smooth and friendly manner. He is a natural politican. He is an "operator" and will collaborate very closely and enthusiastically so long as there is real benefit in it for him. He is probably sensitive to his Mexican-American ancestory as indicated by his obvious annoyances (albeit presented jokingly) at the fact that
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-3-he has not been invited out to lunch by any members of Train's company in the six weeks he has worked there. He is probabiy not a detailed man and is impressed by social position and wealth and consequently likes to function on a high level. Although there is no real reason to believe that TICHBORN may see another career ahead, LEP feels there is a possibility that Train will try to hire him for his company or he may make contacts in New York City which could lead to his getting a non-CIA job.Lee E PattonDC/WH/6Distribution:Orig - Tichborn1 - Chrono1 - Mr. Allen
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## PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION![Project Approval Notification]PROJECTACTIONDATE OF PROJECTDIVISIONAREAAMENDMENTINCREASEBRANCHSTERMINATIONDESKArea-WideEXTENSIONCASE OFFICEREXTENSIONLuis E. Panon(752)OTHERAUTHORIZATIONAPPROVING AUTHORITYTOTAL AMOUNT APPROVEDFYACCOUNTAP/TP18 January 1967$ 16,0001967PERIOD OF APPROVAL195FROM 1 July 1966TO 30 June 1967FINANCIALCODESYMBOL7135-3104CONDITIONS OF APPROVALProject UOLCE approved in the amount of $16,000 for FY 1967![signature]SIGNATUREDATE:DSP/PGNOV 763DISTRIBUTIONFINANCEDIVISION1SSA-DD/S1BUDGETDIVISION1OPERATING DIVISIONCHIEF OF SUPPORT1CASEOFFICER2CDP/PGFORM 849 USE PREVIOUS8-61EDITIONSSECRET
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CLee E. Patton 3 Oct, 1963SAGele AllenRobert CartecGeorge ThomsonGerard DrollerDaali C. Marelius:Wilnam V. BrooCCS COGESCAMPS/BG/CAMPS//C/BG!Στην Κω 17CPSER/P Ther 6C/DO (Signed) C. T. Barnes 7 Dec óóAPPACTAL1 Oct. 1966 30 June 1967 $16,000APPRONING AUTOartyAssistanDeputy Director for PlansSECRET
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SECRETCA/PEG Project Record Sheet| Initials Date  | Project Name | Country | Type of Action | PRG Evaluation Officer | Date Received | Date Due in DEP/PG: || -------------- | ------------ | ------- | -------------- | ---------------------- | ------------- | ------------------- || 1.  DO/CG/PRG  |              |         |                |                        |               |                     || 2. C/CG/PRG    |              |         |                |                        |               |                     || 3. (anonymous) |              |         |                |                        |               |                     || 4.             |              |         |                |                        |               |                     || 5. ADDP/PRG    |              |         |                |                        |               |                     || 6. ADDP        |              |         |                |                        |               |                     |7. Interagency Coordination:1. To cover a project designed to expose Communist infiltration in CO. C. (e.g., as a political action consultant).2. It replaces an earlier, now-terminated, project. This new cover will, under which   FCO was funded by special allocations from the contingency fund. The now cover is to cost $15,000 to $20,000 monthly, and $15,000 from 1 October 1963 to cover the transitional and operational/ logistical funding.  Funds for the original Program contain in it the Operational Program contingency Zunds at the end of FY 1967.3.  ICO has served CIA as a political action agent in    Honolulu, Mou City, Mexico City since 1961. His work there concentrated primarily on the development of a cultural magazine, and Calechia. He has carried out spot assignments in oor 1, usually as a top-level consultant in education, and is a persistent leftfact monopoly of the Dominican Republic4.  From time to time he has also carried out spot assignments (c.c., in support of special elections).5.  In August 1963 71CU was obliged to leave himself and his    to the United States for personal reasons. The UNCO    project catches his under a FCP Corporation in    Mmmy, which is    201    1/ Mou City, a DOD Proprietary for project    econding its activities in Latin America. Under this cover, FOR, TECHN-11 continues to be available on short notice for a variety of political action (election-target Soc) assignments, as in the past.C's unique ability to serve CIA objectives in-87 critical citations has been amply commented. The new cover aC.Icent and COS MUSALING angears well suited, in terms of flexi- bility and backstopping, to enable CIA to continue to utilize TICH- Don's services in the future. Recommend approval.SECRET
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# PROJECT COACEa. Identification. Base - New York City. Political Action Support.b. Objectives. To support contract agent Edward G. TICHEORN (P) who will be used as a covert action advisor and political agent by MD. In addition, TICHEORN will be available for election campaigns and political action advisor for election campaigns and political surveys on selected countries and other allied research.c. Background. In late 1959, TICHEORN, a bilingual Harvard-trained lawyer with considerable domestic political experience, was hired as a agency-sponsored election advisor for agency-sponsored election operations in Latin America. In 1961 he became a full-time contract agent assigned to Mexico City, under personal cover, with permission to travel regularly on third country political action assignments. He has participated in political operations in Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Argentina, Chile and the Dominican Republic. While based in Mexico he was primarily a headquarters asset in addition to an excellent job for Mexico City Station in establishing and running a magazine aimed at Latin American intellectuals, and second, reporting on the activities and attitudes of Mexican intellectuals. TICHEORN has shown himself to be a very intelligent, outgoing American-American with initiative and energy who has highly developed political sensibilities.This project is being presented to cover the salary and operational expenses of Contract Agent Edward G. TICHEORN.d. Operational Aspects.(1) Personnel. Edward G. TICHEORN was granted Operational Approval No. C-77119 on 14 October 1959, and this clearance was extended on 8 November 1965.TICHBORN departed Mexico City on 1 August 1966 for PCS assignment to New York City where he will be employed for cover purposes by the DO proprietary WUSALINE. WUSALINE is expanding its activities into the Latin American area and can readily utilize the legal/economic background and area knowledge which TICHEORN
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-2-AICHLORN initially will devote a substantial time to his duties at WUSALINE for cover-building purposes but will be available for Agency assignments on short notice. It is planned Agency/TICHEORN relationship with the exception of WUBRINY-1, WUBRINY-2 and WUBRINY-II of the WUSALINE project to stay other persons or organizations intune U.S. witting of the principal agentTICHBORN will enter on duty with WUSALINE on 1 October 1600.(2) Mechanisms. The WUSALINE mechanism operates as a subsidiary of the Investment firm of WUSALIFY and is a DO proprietary. Arrangements for the use of WUSALINE by WII Division have reen coordinated with the DO office conce.ned.e. Security Examation. It is estimated that the danger of a security comm.proa.ice in this project is minimal. TICHEORN will be involved in cover activities in WUSALINE which fit his academic and area interests and experience. WUSALINE nas a well-established cover as a part of the bona fide WUSALIFY company and his had no security problems which could adversely effect the cover provided: TICHBORN.There are no known security risks which could have been passed on from msigm informer cover in Mexico City as a consultant with a Me Legal firm. The now WUSALINE cover arrangements will strengthen TICHEORN's cover security by permitting the income backstopping and the operational and travel flexibility required in his assignment.In the event of compromise, TICHBORN probably would be discharged from WUSALINE in order to minimize the damage to that mechanism. Depending on the gravity of the compromise, steps might be taken by WUSALINE to disavow TICHEBORN to protect the cover mechanism and WUSALIFY.An LCFLUTTER test in May 1965 indicated that TICHEBORN had told no one other than his wife of his relationship with the Agency.f. Coordination. Coordination outside the Agency is not necessary.
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Costs: (1 October 1966 - 30 June 1967)Salary ($17,000/yr.) $12,750 (9 months)Travel (domestic and interna- 2,250tional travel incident to esta-blishment and maintenance of![cover position image] 1,000Operational entertainmentand miscellaneous expensesTOTAL $ 16,000The agent will be funded as follows:(1) Overt salary and necessary cover travel expenses will be paid by WUSALIND on a monthly basis.(2) WH Division will make funds available to DO to cover TICHBORN's salary. DO will pass these funds to WUSALINE through existing funding channels.(3) Operational expenses will be reimbursed by the case officer directly to the agent.(4) The Agent will conform to Agency requirements in all his accountings.h. Annexes. None of the special considerations listed under this heading is applicable to this project.i. Emergency Conditions. In view of TICHBORN's location in the U.S., no special planning is required for emergency conditions.
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# IDENTITIESEdward G. TICHBORNHenry R. LopezWUSALINEICAP Corporation(Project WUDRINY)WUDRINY-1John P. C. TrainPresident, ICAPWUBRINY-2WUBRINY-11WUSALIFYTrain, Cabot and Associates, Inc.
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Lee E. Patton: PILE RIDGRIG1/6INDE:SECRETEXT6735ONO JADEIDATE27 Sept. 1966FILE IN CS FILE NO.3len is16et72DISSEN BY48PERFROM DIRECTORFile TrekbongDESTROY RETURN TO BRANCHCONF:WH B RID COPYINFO: VR , FILE CCS3, JOY, SolH3, CAD,CA/04, CSS3, CSPS, alops, Calon, CATPEG(CLASSIFICATION)SECRET(DATE AND TIME FILED)(REFERENCE NUMBER)27 22 15 Z CITE DIRECTOR 38623TO MANAGUA, SAN JOSE, GUATEMALA, MEXICO CITY1. EDWARD G. TICHBORN (IDEN A) A LONG TIME DYVOUR CONTRACT   AGENT FOR POLITICAL ACTION OPERATIONS HAS RECENTLY BEEN TRANS-   FERRED FROM MEXICO CITY AND ASSIGNED TO THE NEW YORK CITY OFFICE   OF HIS NEW COVER ORGANIZATION WUSALINE (IDEN B) WHICH IS A DO   • PROPRIETARY AND A SUBSIDIARY OF WUSALIFY (IDEN C). TICHPORN   WILL ACCOMPANY WUBRINY-1 (IDEN D) THE WITTING HEAD OF WUSALINE   ON A BUSINESS ORIENTATION TRIP TO COSTA RICA, NICARAGUA, GUATEMALA   AND MEXICO CITY 3-10 ОСТОВER.2. FOR STRICTLY BUSINESS PURPOSES TICHBORN AND WUBRINY-1   WILL PROBABLY INITIATE CONTACT WITH EMBASSY AND AID IN ALL   COUNTRIES. NO STATION CONTACT SUGGESTED BY HQS AND UNLESS   STATIONS SHOULD SPECIFICALLY REQUEST CONTACT NO WOFACT PERSONNEL   WILL BE IDENTIFIED TO TICHBORN ON THIS TRIP.END OF MESSAGEC/WH/1ZDC/WH/2WILLIAM V. BROE/C/WHDOD by phoneCOORDINATIKE OFFICERSPAUL E. OBERST, C/WH/6RELEASING OFFICERSECRETAUTHENTICATINGOFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.COPY NO.201-253203
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Lee E. Patton:p FILEWH/6673527 Sept. 1966INDEXNO INDEXFILE IN CS FILE NO.TOTAL COPIES:SECRETROUTINGDESTROY RETURN TO BRANCHDIRECTORWH8 RID COPYINFO: VA . FILE CCS3,J04,JH3, CAZ-TCA/04, OSPS, CI/OPS, CI/OA, CA/PEGSECRETCITE DIRECTOR 38624MANAGUA, SAN JOSE, GUATEMALA, MEXICO CITYREF: DIR 38623IDENTITY A: HENRY P. LOPEZIDENTITY B: INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL CORPORATION (ICAP)IDENTITY C: TRAIN, CABOT & ASSOCIATESIDENTITY D: JOHN P. C. TRAINEND OF MESSAGECABLE SEC: PLEASE REF ATTACHED CABLE.C/WH/1DC/WH/2WILLIAM V. BROE, C/WHPAUL E. OBERST,C/WH/6REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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SECRET21 September 1966MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH SupportSUBJECT: Edward G. Tichborn1. Contract Agent Edward G. Tichborn, formerly assigned to Mexico City Station, departed that post on 1 August 1966. Effective that date he has been assigned PCS to New York City, New York, to carry out political action tasks as required by WH Division and other operational components of the Agency. While located in New York City, he will be employed for cover purposes by the DODS proprietary WUSALINE.2. Incident to this transfer, WH Division has agreed with Tichborn to an increase in salary to $17,000 and a new contract reflecting this amount as the new gross salary should be prepared to be effective 1 October 1966. The new contract should include a salary offset clause to insure there will be no duplication of payment and reflect the various hospitalization and insurance benefits included in the existing contract.3. Salary payments through 30 September and other costs arising from his transfer from Mexico City to New York City should be charged to Project LICOLIC. A new project reflecting the increase in salary will be prepared by Branch 6 to be effective as of 1 October 1966, and salary as well as other operational expenses incurred subsequent to that date should be charged to the new project. WH Division Branch 6 will have responsibility for project management as of 1 October.4. I suggest that this matter be brought before the reactivated WH agent board for "official ratification."Gerard DrollerC/WE/CASECRET
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SECRET21 September 1966MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/OASUBJECT: Edward G. Tichborn (201-253203)1. Contract Agent Edward G. Tichborn has been reassigned PCS from Mexico City to New York City as of 1 August 1966. For cover purposes in New York he will be employed by the DODS proprietary HUSALINE. All necessary arrangement for use of WUSALINE by WE Division has been coordinated with the DO office concerned and Tichborn will formally EOD with VUSALINE on 1 October 1966.2. It is requested that the operational clearance for Tichborn be amended to reflect his transfer to New York City. His primary operational responsibilities will remain the same, i.c., political action tasks in election situations throughout Latin America, but he will no longer be connected with the LIREAM project which has been terminated. WH Branch 6 will have project responsibility as of 1 October 1966.Gerard DrollerC/WH/CAWH/GD/PK:jlyDistribution:Orig & 1 - CI/OA1 - WH/Personnel1 - C/WH/CA1 - Kittredge Chrono1 - Tichborn 201 FileSECRET
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO : WH/CAATTN: Mr. KittredgeFROM : WH/Pers/ContractsSECRETDATE: 6 September 1966SUBJECT: Edward G. TICHBORN, Contract Compensation1. Per your tele-request this a.m., the following has been extracted from the contract for Edward G. TICHBORN, Independent Contractor.a. Basic Compensation (salary) of $12,000. per annum. (Increase was from 9 to 12 and based on his devoting almost full time to Agency duties; contract does not provide offset of income from his business/cover.b. Additional compensation for quarters of $3,000. per annum and applicable only to initial permanent post of assignment overseas. (NOTE: Payroll has advised me they have stopped paying this amount effective 1 August, his departure from Mexi.)c. Travel and Operational Expenses. Will be advanced or reimbursed funds on an actual, reasonable and necessary expense basis for those expenses incurred by you in connection with such travel as may be directed or authorized by the Government and while on temporary duty away from your permanent post of assignment.d. Health Insurance. Has Agency Contract health insurance (group plan) which costs him $8.63 per month.e. Social Security deductions are made at the rate of 4.2% on the first $6,600. of basic compensation.2. The above confirme teleinfo provided you CartierWm. KenehanSECRET
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2 September 1966The telephone number through which Edward G. TICHBORN can be reached is as follows: 212 884 8728Blo fole Tichborn 201201-253203
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INDEX: YES ☐ NO ☐CLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID ☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐DESTROY ☐ SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 19SECRETREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDFROMACTION WH8 ☑RID COPYADVANCE COPY☐ ISSUED ☐ BLOTTED ☐ TUSEDINFO FILE UR OPUNIT TIME BYSECRET 091895Z CITE MEXICO CITY 81859 Aug 66 : 73142DIRECTORREF: DIRECTOR 25344STATION NOT IN TOUCH WITH TICHBORN'S SHIPPERS. SUGGESTHEADQUARTERS AWAIT TICHBORN CONTACT AND INSTRUCT HIM DIRECTLY.SECRETSECRET 4 OFER HHE SHIPMENIBTTichborn 201-201-25 3203
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CRIC R.GrahamUNIT WH/1EXT: 3654DATE 5 AugDISSEM BYMESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 20O FILE RID1ROUTING☐ INDEXSECRET25☐ NO INDEX36☒ FILE IN CS FILE NO.201-478FROM: DIRECTORCONF: WH-8 ☒RID COPYINFO: VA , FILE . OP2, ces-3CA-2, CI/OA, cspsSECRET15 20 305 Z CITE DIRECTOR 25844TO MEXICO CITYREF: MEXICO CITY 8014 (IN 62196)*RE PARA THREE REF, PLEASE DEFER SHIPMENT TICHBORN'S HHE PENDING-RESOLUTION OF ASSIGNMENT.END OF MESSAGE*TICHBORN to contact LUNDX on arrival Washington. Sta advancingtravel expenses, to include movement of his HHE which will beaccounted for in Hqs.201-253203William V. BroeC/WHD/RELEASING OFFICERfle TICH 201W.J. KaufmanC/WH/1COORDINATING OFFICERSAUTHENTICATINGOFFICERSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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SECRETChief of Station, Mexico CityOffice of FinanceTax Assessment - Edward C. TICHBORN - #340535REF: HRMT - 6611 dated 6 May 19661. Transmitted herewith is T/A BO-0273 dated 2 August 66 in the amount of $147.34, which represents tax withholding adjustment for Edward C. TICHBORN for the period 1 December 1965 through 31 July 1966.2. Upon receipt of reference and the tax assessment percentages from the Tax Committee, Finance was able to clear Subject's tax accounts for the years 1963, 1964 and 1965.3. A breakdown of the 1966 adjustment is as follows:Subject has been assessed at the rate of 11.9% for 1966. For the period 12/1/65 - 7/31/66, Headquarters has withheld $1108.09, but the new assessment is only $1041.25 (11.9% of gross salary of $8750.00), thus a refund due Subject in the amount of $147.34. Therefore, it is requested that the Station pay TICHBORN the $147.34, and also beginning with the salary due for the month of August 1966 please pay Subject, and T/A to Headquarters the following net salary:| GROSS    | GTMS    | TAX     | BDMP  | NET      || -------- | ------- | ------- | ----- | -------- || $1000.00 | $250.00 | $143.75 | $3.63 | $1002.02 |4. It was noted by Headquarters, that the Station is still withholding FICA for 1966. The Station should have made a deduction of $14.70 in the month Pay, which would give TICHBORN maximum credits ($277.20) for 1966. Therefore, it is requested that the Station refund Subject any FICA that was withheld after a deduction of $14.70 for May, and please note this adjustment in the next T/A to Headquarters.Distribution:3 - COM/Mexico CityBARRIERF G. VOROLESSEESS-4390 8/2/66SECRETOF/CMTD/APR/CAAS:EBurton:ghb 22132 - WH/Division3 - APB/CAAS1 - RI/DP1 - OF/RegistryC/WH/BF
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# DISPATCHChief of Station, Santo DomingoChief, WI Division ATTN: WSHEADSET/WHChief of Station, Mexico CityAdmin/Finance - Mexico City T/A 24-67 $2,229.71 Divard TICHBORN DY SOCH Accounts.1. Transmitted herewith is subject T/A and accounting. Receipts under separate cover.2. The accounting is in form of usual TICHBORN day-to-day actual expenses cost, approved for TICHBORN by Headquarters contract amendment, instead of per diem basis. It is regretted that TICHBORN illness in June/July delayed submission of subject accounting and that settlement could not be made until his 29 July departure PCS Headquarters.WILLARD C. CURTISAttachment:As Stated Above, h/w & use.Distribution:2 - CCS, Santo Domingo, w/att1 - Chief, WD, w/att201-253203| CROSS REFERENCE TO | DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER | DATE          || ------------------ | -------------------------- | ------------- ||                    | IMMU-7004                  | 2 August 1966 |SECRET
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STANDARD FORM NO. 64# Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT**TO**: C/WH/1 DATE: 25 July 1966**FROM**: WH/Pers/Contracts**SUBJECT**: Edward G. TICHBORN, Travel Orders**REFERENCE**: MEXICO CITY 8014, 22 July 661. Recommend you cable Station to defer shipment TICHBORN'S HHE pending resolution of assignment.2. Per telecon with Mr. Fisher on July 22, he indicated the travel of TICHBORN was all right. I have therefore assumed the same pertains to travel of dependents.SECRET Wm. Renehan201-253203
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INDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO BRANCHDESTROY SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 27SECRET![ENCLOSED AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION]PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDREPRODUCTION PROHIBITED1 52 63 74 8DISSEM BY 28ACTION WH8RID COPY ADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTED TUBEDUNIT TIME BYINFO FILE, UR DO4, DO/H3, CS/PS, CCS3, CAZ, CA/PROP, MPS/BG2ACTIONSECRET 222212Z CITE MEXICO CITY 321422 JUL 62196* RE TICH BORN COVER  POSITION  DIRECTOR  LIREAM LICOLIC  REF DIRECTOR 21594 *1. TICHBORN SHOWN PARAS ONE AND TWO OF REF; WILL CONTACT LUND ON   ARRIVAL WASHINGTON. PLANS LEAVE MEXICO BY POV ABOUT 1 AUGUST.2. TERMINATION LIREAM AND ITS PUBLICATION NEARING COMPLETION,   PROCEEDING SMOOTHLY SO FAR. STATION WILL PASS FUNDS DIRECTLY AS   NEEDED FOR FINAL WRAP UP.3. WILL ADVANCE TRAVEL EXPENSES, TO INCLUDE MOVEMENT HHE.   TICHBORN WILL ACCOUNT AT HQS.4. NARRATIVE EVALUATION IN PREPARATION. WILL FWD ASAP.SECRETBT![Signature]![signature] 201-253203