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Refers to deep cover personnel income
offset against CIA salary and to CIA
officers under light cover protected
by diplomatic or official passports.
Refers to laundering of CIA salary
before deposit to personal bank
account.
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Chapter 5
Contains detailed references throughout to Winston
Scott, identified as chief of station, Mexico City..
Central Cover Staff points out that Mr. Scott, who was
never officially acknowledged as a CIA employee, retired
under State Department cover in Mexico, where he subse-
quently died and where his widow and children still
reside.
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Chapter 7
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Pages 44-49 Identifies ("Camp Perry") as a CIA
training establishment, discusses
training cover and Department of
Defense cover. Central Cover Staff
asserts that while the CIA auspices
of Camp Peary has been often alleged
in the press, the Agency has never
confirmed it as a fact.
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Chapter 8
Pages 2, 3
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Discussion of cover.
Reference to CIA/State ground rule
that ambassadors are not necessarily
informed about deep cover officers.
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Chapter 9
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As written, passage in first full para-
graph could endanger a particular source,
according to NE Division, which suggests
the following modification:
... unexpected development. From sur-
veilling the group's movements it was
established that the intention was to
travel to an adjoining area, where a
major energy installation, we assumed,
might be their target. CIA, through
liaison, warned the authorities of that
country and appropriate defense measures
were taken.
I instructed the CIA Station
in Costa Brava to advise the president
that the terrorists might be using his
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8.
Pages 38-41:
LA Division recommends that the passage on the ter-
rorist kidnapping in the Dominican Republic be deleted.
for the following reasons:
1) This incident is still fresh in the minds
of most Dominicans and it is unrealistic to assume
that it will not be picked up and published in the
local press.
Barbara Hutchison, USIA, one of the
people kidnapped, is still in the Dominican Republic
and, according to two recent reports, is again being
considered as a target for kidnapping. The potential
for terrorist acts against US citizens continues;
three leaders of terrorist-oriented groups are in
prison and publication of this item could propel the
terrorists into action.
2) The close link between the ambassador and
the station, as portrayed in the book could be pre-
judicial to his public image and might even provoke
the terrorists to target against him.
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3) The station has renewed a (liaison) relation-
ship and much effort is being directed toward deve-
loping mutual confidence. Revelation of details of
a joint operation) by a former division chief might
lead the increasingly friendly liaison contacts to
wonder whether we can maintain confidence on future
operations and thereby throw the new relationship
into jeopardy.
4) Although the bugging of the thermos was
discovered and appeared in the press, the use of
the Coca Cola case was not exposed and therefore
continues to be an operational possibility, at least
as far as the Dominican Republic is concerned.
Revelation of the technique by Agee should not be
a criterion for further disclosure.
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