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14 July 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
$ Raymond H. GERENDE, Contract Amendment
1. It is requested that the contract, as amended
for Raymond H. GERENDE, Contract Agent, be further
amended as follows.
@. Increase compensation to $6500. per year
effective 1 July 1965.
b. Extend period of contract for one year from
date of expiration.
2. The recommendation of the Mexico City Station,
concurred with by WHD, was based on his demonstrated
technical ability and professional competence.
William V. Brce
Chief
Western Hemisphere Division
Excalic
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Bsclassication
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Mr. Raymond H. Gerende
Dear Mr. Gerende:
SECRET
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government, as
represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 October 1955, as amended.
Effective July 1965 said contract, as amended, is further amended by
deleting the figure $6000 from the first sentence of paragraph one (1) entitled
"Compensation" and substituting in lieu thereof the figure $6500.
Effective
October 1965 said contract, as amended, is extended for a
period of one (1) year.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain in
full force and effect.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
BY
Contracting Officer
SECRET
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DATA:
2 July 1965
WAD GENT BOARD
Part I Request for Action
Raymond H. GERENDE
Name (Pseudonym)
Contract Agent
STATUS (Career Agent, Contract Agent,
Contrect Employee)
Raise in salary - $500 per annum
PROPOSED ACTION
(Incluce Eranch and/or field recommendations;
specific operational tas: performed by in-
dividual; views re long and/or short range
utility of inciviquel for Branch area and over-
all Division reeds)
The contract for Raymond H. GERENDE expires on 20 September
1965. The Kexico City Station has recommended that the contract
be extended for one year, and that GERENDE be granted a salary
increase from $6,000 to $6,500 per annum.
GERENDE received his last salary raise on 1 August 1963,
from $5,500 to $6,000. He was first placed under contract on
1 October 1955 at $3,600.
There are sufficient funds in the LIEMPTY Project to cover
this salary increase, and GERENDE's local cover job can logically
cover this additional income.
BOARD ACTION:
DATE:
APPLOVED EY:
SCRET
LIEMPTY-
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201-419523
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WHD AGENT BOARD
Date:
Biographic Data
NAME--True
Pseudo
Part II
DOB
: CITIZENSHIP
201 Number
Mexican
201-119523
Raymond II. GERENDE
New York City
7 Dec 1933
DEPENDENTS--RELATIONSHIP--DCB
MARITAL STATUS
wife:
Hester Roos de Alvarez
2 sons - 4 and 1
1 daughter
-
6 yrs old
EDUCATION
Dates
1952
Name of School
American High School
Location
Mexico City
1955
Mexico City College
Mexico City
Degree
high school
B.A. Latin American Studies
Major Studies
FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABILITIES--Indicate Proficiency--R-W-S-U
English
Spanish
-
-
native),
native)
bilingual
French - poor
NON-AGENCY EXPERIENCE--Include Military Service (5 years prior to
Dates
Agency connection)
Name of Employer
Location
Salary/
:
Job or Function Grade
Other than part time jobs which were many:
May 1953-
Dec 1954 Roger McCann & Chas Davis, Mexico City, Sales Manager $40-50/mont!
AGENCY EXPERIENCE--Staff
Contract
Agent
Career
☐ Agent
Contract
Employee
Dates
*Cover Employer Name
Location
Mar 1955
Basic Salary Ops Tasks
Farolitos de Mexico Mexico City $3,600 Member of surveill-
(bona fide) salary offset
ance team, cutout/
P.A to phogographic
bashouses, investi-
gator, etc. base-
house operator and
processor of tapes
*Indicate also nature of business and whether bona fide or Agency
mechanism.
SECRET
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NAME/PSEUDONYM:
WHD AGENT BOARD
Part III
Chronological Narrative
Performance Report
(Summary of evaluation of past performance ✓if applicable with emphasis
and details of current performance for assigned operational tasks)
DATES
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LOCATION
AGENCY TASK
GERENDE was recruited in March 1955, just prior to his graduation from
the Mexico City College. He was trained as a member of a surveillance
team, and was also used as an investigator to collect operational data
on persons and organizations of interest to the Station. He quickly
demonstrated a capacity for leadership and at one time was leader of
the team.
He was also used as a basehouse keeper in an audio operation and
processor of tapes. He excelled in this type of work because of his bi-
lingual Spanish/English facility, and, more importantly, due to his diver-
sified experience in clandestine operations which permited him to spot
operational leads.
Since 1958 his primary use has been as main cutout/principal agent
to a group of photographic basehouses targeted against the Soviet Embassy,
and one mobile photographic truck. He processes the raw photographic take
and services the majority of the accomodation addresses used by the
Station. He has contributed significantly to the AMROD operation
He performs all his tasks in a professional manner. He is well suited
to intelligence work, and plans to make KUBARK his career. The Station
depends heavily on him because of his knowledge of Mexico, and his mobility
as a Mexican. He works full time for KUBARK; cover company requires very
little time.
In case of "New Hire" give e personality assessment in terms of
capability, attitude, and projected suitability; state names of
Division personnel who have interviewed him; give account of his
performance in current non-Agency job.
SECRET
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Chief, WH Division
CLASSIFICATION
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
Raymond H. GEPENDE/Contract Amendment
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
Reference:
HAS-13688, 7 June 1965
PROCESSING ACTION
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NO INDEXING REQUIRED
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MICROFILM
1.
Reference notified Station Mexico City that the current contract
for Raymond H. GERENDE will expire on 30 September 1965. In recognition
of GEREDE's increased operational responsibility and the professional
manner in which he carries out his operational assignments, it is requested
that his contract be amended to provide for a salary increase from
$6,000 U. S. per annun to $6,500 per annum.
_ _ 2, Project LIEMPTY can absorb this additional expense and GERENDS's
local cover job can logically cover this additional income.
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Distribution:
3 C/WHD
CS&COPY
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for
Willard C. CURTIS
201-119523
CROSS REFERENCE TO
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
DATE
HMMA-26449
24 June 1965
CLASSIFICATION
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HOS FILE NUMBER
:
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SUBJECT
Chief, All Division
Payroud H. GERENUL
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
Reference:
1965.
1301A-24,220
MICROFILM
1. The contract for GERENDE expires on 30 September
Please notify Headquarters whether you wish to have
the contract extended another year, and whether any changes
are desired.
2. Headquarters regrets that the Station inadvertently
was not notified last year of the extension of the contract.
Distribution:
0 & 1 - COS, Mexico City
CROSS PEFERENCE TO
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
Chester D. DAINOLD
DATE
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20-119523
10 JUNTS
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Please extend for a period of one (1)
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GERENDE, Contract Agent. The contract expires au mokysten
on 30 September 1964.
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It is requested that Subject's contract be renewed as presently written.
No changes are requested at this time.
Distribution:
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201-119523
DATE
1 September. 1964
_ HCS FILE NUMBER
201-119523
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
IMPO
FROM
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Chief, WH Division
Raymond H. GERENDE
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ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
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ACTION REGUISED DEFER.WLS
P-R-I-O-R-I-T-Y
Bubject's contract will expire on 30 September 1964.
Please advise by return dispatch whether the contract should
be renewed and if any changes are desired.
Distribution:
061 - COS, Mexico City
CROSS REFERENCE TO
Chester D. DAINOLD
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
GS COPY
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CLASSIFICATION
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201-1195
DATE 24 AUG 1964
21 August 1964
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Reymond H. GERENDE
ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCES
Reference:
HMW-12284 dated 24 January 1964
BCCFILE
1. Station Mexico City fully agrees with Headquarters evaluation of Subject as
a "valuable long term asset with stay behind potential." In order to place the matter
of the 2,100 pesos in the apropriate frame of reference it is felt that a few back-
ground points should be noted.
In January 1956 the LIFTY/LILYRIC basehouse was set up and placed in operation
in a site which provided visual coverage of the LIMERICK installation. A deposit of
three months rent was made per terms of the rental contract at that time (2,100 pesos.)
In April 1961 the building in which LIEMPTY/LILYRIC is located was sold by the owner.
Normally the rental deposit would have been transferred to the new comer as part of
the sale transaction. However, approximately three months after the transfer of the
property to the new omer, the rental deposit was returned to the basehouse operator,
LISMPTY-13. The deposit was then returned to OERENDE. GERENDE did not inform the
then LIENTY case officer nor the present case officer of the return of the LIMPTY/
LILYRIC deposit. This 2,100 pesos continued to be carried on the Station books as
an outstanding operational advance charged to G.DE. GIFS used part of this
2,100 pesos to make loans to two sub-agents (LINGTY-6 and LIHTY-9.) It is probably
that he also used some of this on ocassion for his own purposes.
On 16 October 1963 GERENDE returned the 2,100 pesos to the case officer and the
Station has adjusted its books to reflect the return of this money. GERENDE noted
at the time of the return that he had this money intact but did not know how to go
about returning it so long after having received it. This is the same as he stated at
the time of the LCFLUTER interview. GERENDE was obviously impressed with his inability
to "beat" the LCFLUTTER. He was sincerely remorseful when talking to the case officer
Distribution:
C/WHD
CROSS REFERENCE TO
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
ЕММА-22920
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about the incident and has tvice stated that nothing of this nature would happen again.
With the reality of future LCFLUTTER tests set firmly in GRENDE's mind, it is believed
that he will not attempt any such action again.
As to what can be done of a positive nature (other than periodic re-LCPLUTTER) to
prevent recurrence it must be noted that GERENDE kept apart the 2,100 pesos which were
really still charged to him and the Station had no way of knowing that the money had
been returned to him by the basehousekeeper. Only when the close down of the LIMPY?/
LILYRIC basehouse would be effected would the Station expect to have the rental deposit
returned. Until such time the deposit would remain charged to GERENDE. The only way
to completely safeguard against this type of action would be for the case officer to
meet directly with the basehouse keepers, thereby eliminating GEREDE from the operation
and causing unacceptable security risks. It is believed that periodic LCFLUTTER of
GERENDE is the best insurance against a similar occurence in the future.
As to GERENDE's regular operational revolving fund, irregularities have never
been discovered in his handling of these funds. Cash counts are conducted by the
case officer to control the unspent portion of the revolving fund by comparison with
accountings (receipts) GEENDE takes every two weeks. GERENDE's revolving fund is
kept at the minimum amount consistant with efficient conduct of the operation for which
GERENDE is responsible.
The "other false claims" GERENDE admitted making involved occasional use of his
O vehicle for personal driving while entering all receipts for gas on his KUPARK
accountings. Station does not consider this a major problem. If GUNDE used his
car for only operational employment any hostile surveillance of him would be relatively
easy (1.e., surveilling only when he is using his Q vehicle) and it is believed that
latitude must be allowed in this area for indigenous agents.
2. In the area of GERENDE's morale and his statement that he "is not being
utilized to his full potential" the Station is as fully concerned as Headquarters. It
should be noted however, that GRENDE has never written the report setting forth what
he thinks he can do and when prodded on this has stated that he had been thinking about
what additional work he could assume and that he "just does not know". The reason he
gives is he does not know what else is being done in the operations area other than that
to which he is already exposed. Additional operational work is assigned to GERENDE
when this can be done securely and taking into account compartmentation of operations.
An example of this was his introduction to the AMROD operation. Station is reluctant
to expose ORDE to additional operations only for the purpose of improving his morale'
since he already has considerable knowledge of many Station past and going operations.
The Station appreciates Headquarters comments on the results of GERENDE's LCFLUTTER
and will make every effort to determine the best possible utilization of GERENDE in
the future.
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INFO.
FROM
SECRE TRIVA
Chief of Station, Nexico City
Chief, WH Division
SUBJECT
Raymond H. GERENDE
ACTION REGRED REFERENCES
REF:
MNW-12065
1.
MARKED FOO
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
CAN JUDGE INDEX.NO
MICROFILM
Reference is made to the results of the LCFLUTTER interview
of Raymond H. GERENDE which was held on 8 October 1963. Headquarters
would like to have a progress report on what steps have been taken
by the Case Officer with regard to the 2,100 pesos which he had
kept but belcaged to KUBARK. Headquarters is also interested in
what has been done about other falso claims he admitted making in
his accountings, and what precautions are being taken to see that
this does not continue in the future.
2. The Station's comments are requested on GERENDE's statement
that he is not being utilized to his full potential and that he
often has free time. Beadquarters would be interested in seeing
a copy of the report which the LCFLUTTER examiner suggested he write,
setting forth what he (GERENDE) thinks he can do and what he would
like to do. Headquarters considers GERENDE a valuable long tern
asset with staybehind potential, and it is hoped that the Station
will do what it can within the limits of security, to raise his murale
and see that KUBARK is receiving full benefit of his services.
Distribution:
O&1-COS, Mexico City
Oliver G. GALBOND
CROSS REFERENCE TO
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
Distribution:
CC-CI/OA
1-RI
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BOT-12284
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
OFFICE
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OFFICER
DATE
Girende
201
20 January 1964
HOS FILE NUMBER
201-119523
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21JAN
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
TO:
WH/3/Mexico
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FROM: CHIEF, CI/CA
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DATE
C NO.
30 December 1963
C - 32743
SUBJECT:
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IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT IS REQUESTED
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REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF SEC. OFF. CONCURRENCE MEMO AT CI/OA
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ACCEPTED:
Reymond L. Gerende
WITNESS
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UNITED STATES COYIXNMENT
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Contracting Offer
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29 July 1963
MEMORANDUM FOR:
SUBJECT:
Chief, Contract Personnel Division
Increase in Compensation,
Raymond H. GERENDE
1. It is requested that the contract, as amended, for
Raymond H. GERENDE be further amended to provide increase in
compensation from $5,500 per annum to $6,000 per annum.
2. This request, submitted by the Mexico Station and
concurred with by WH Division is in recognition of GERENDE's
operational responsibilities and the manner in which he
carries out his operational assignments.
SECRET
W. E. BROOKS
Chief, WH Support
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
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SUBJECT
Chief, WH Division
Raymond H. GERENDE/Contract Renewal
ACTION PEQUIRED - RESEPIENCES
SHCROFILM
The contract of Raymond H. GERENDE expires on 30
September 1963. It is requested that the Station for-
ward a request for renewal, together with any changes
or amendments desired, to arrive at Headquarters by 1
September.
Distribution:
0 & 1
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COS, Mexico City
END OF DISPATCH
CROSS REFERENCE TO
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
DATE
HOW-11732
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
201-119523
11 JUL 1963
3 July 1963
HOS FILE NUMBER
201-119523
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ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
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Attached is a copy of the contract amendment providing
Subject with a Christmas bonus.
Attachment: 1
END OF DISPATCH
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0&1
-
COS, Mexico City
• CROSS REFERENCE TO
701-119523
DATE TYPED
5 Dec 62
DATE DISPATC
DESPATCH BYISBOL AND NURBER
HMWW-11145
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
7 DEC 1962
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
WH/3/Mexico
201-119523
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14-00000
:
SECRET
18 October 1968
HEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Finance Division
TIAB
SUBJECT:
Chief, Contract Fercemnel Division
Raymond N. OPREME, Contract Asentment
1. Effective 18 October 1968, the contract (as amended)
for Raymond M. DE dated 1 October 1955 is sanded to
provide an annual Christsan boms equal to one month's besie
compensation.
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14-00000
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SECRET
MEMORANDUM TO: Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
: Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
18 October 1962
1. It is requested that the current contract for
Raymond H. GERENDE, be amended to include a Christmas
bonus of one month's salary. This amendment should be
affective immediately.
2. GERENDE is an indigenous agent, and this
Christmas bonus is normal for all employees in Mexico.
031 - CPD
WH/Pers
C/WH/Support
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Paul E. Arneson
C/WH/Support
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DISPATCH
Chief, WH Division
FROM
Chief of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT
Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCES
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET/KAPOK
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ACTION
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NO INDEXING BERBED
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HEADQUARTERS DESE
CAN NOGE DOELING
ABSTRACT
MICROM
It is requested that Headquarters initiate the appropriate amendment
to Subject's contract so that it will include as Christmas bonus one month's
salary. This Christmas bonus is normal for all indigenous employees in
Mexico, and should be included in Subject's contract.
Hilland furtis
Willard C. CURTIS
Distribution:
- C/WHD
2 - Files
CS COPY
CROSS REFERENCE TO
201-119523
DATE TYPED
8 Oct. 1962
DATE DISPATCHED
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
HMMA-19978; KAPOK-1991
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER.
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1. DUE LATE WORD THAT LAW SCHOOL STARTS 17 SEPT BETUMBLE
DEPARTED MEXI 17 SEPT VIA AMERICAN FLIGHT 58. INSTRUCTED THAT HQS MAY
CONTACT ALTHOUGH FINANCES (INCL. SALARY THROUGH 17 SEPT, OPS EXPENSES,
..
TRAVEL AND 50 DOLLARS LIVING EXPENSE AUTHORIZED CRAL AGREEMENT,
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.
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LONG AGO HAS CHOSEN POLAND. BETUMBLE ASSESSMENT HE WOULD NOT COOPERATE
WITH KUBARK. POTASZ DOES HAVE BETUMBLE ADDRESS WASH.
3. AT DINNER WITH POTASZ 5 SEPT IN RESTAURANT BETUMBLE TOOK ALONG
HIS FRIEND RAYMOND H. GERENDE, STATION CONTRACT AGENT.
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AWARE GERENDE FRIENDSHIP WITH BETUMBLE OR BETUMBLE PLANS HAVE
GERENDE JOIN HIM AND POTASZ FOR DINNER. DUE GERENDE SENSITIVE
STATUS AND LACK RAPPORT BETWEEN HIM AND POTASZ DOUBT ANY FURTHER
DEVELOPMENT ALONG THESE LINES CAN BE EXPECTED.
4. POUCHING REPORT BETUMBLE TDY EVENTS.
SECRET
END OF MESSSAGE
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14-00000
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DISPATCH
ATX
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Chief, Wh Division
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SUMMO
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Contrest Amendment
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For your information
DISPATCH STOL #H© MO
120-1-2553
HEADGATES FLE NO
DATE
9 February 1962
Or- ACHECT ONS
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO NODING RECURED
NOEXING CAN & JUDGED
BY GUALIFIED HQ DESS ONLY
Forwarded herewith are copies of a contract amendment for
Subject effective 1 January 1912.
8 February 1962
Attachment, - se stated
DISTRIBUTION
3-WH Division w/attachment
2-Files
1 c. cuits
14-00000
100
FSHOW
DISPATCH
Chief of Station, Mexico City
CANICAL
SECRET
POSED
Chief, Division
Raymond H. GEREEDE Contract Amendment
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
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1. Attached please find the original and two copies of the above Subject's
contract swendment, affective 1 January 1962 and increasing Subject's compensa-
tion from $500 to $5500.
2. The original copy is to be retained in the Field, and a signed carbon
copy of the amendment returned to Headquarters.
3. All other terms of the contract remain in full force.
END OF DISPATCH
CROSS REFERENCE TO
Attachments:
Per paragraph 1
Distribution:
2 - Wado City, w/atts.
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
✓ Subject
OFFICE
OFFICER
WH/3/Mandeo
D.
WH/Registry, w/o etts.
WH/3/Max/Chrom, OFFICE SYMBUL
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D.K.
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DATE TYPED
11 January 1962||
DATE DISPATCHED
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
17 JAN 1862
HKN-K-10367
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
201-119523
ORIGINATING
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COORDINATING
OFFICER'S NAME
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2 JAN 1962
RELEASING
OFFICERS SIGNAT
J. C. KING
DISPATCH
OFFICE SQU
DATE
CAD
(40)
FORM
560 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION. REPLACES FORM 6:06 WHICH WAS USED.
1
1
14-00000
SECRET
MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
: Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
201-119523
27 December 1961
It is requested that the contract for Raymond H. GERENDE, renewed
on October 1961 for a period of two years, be amended to reflect an increase
This increase in salary
in annual salary from the current $5,040 to $5,500.
should be effective 1 January 1962.
CONCUR:
(SIGNED) P. E. ARNESON
C/WH/Support
SECRET
(SIGNED) P. E. ARNESON
HED P. HOLMAN
Chief, WH/3
14-00000
-
S-E-C-R-E-T
Mr. Raymond H. Gerende
Dear Mr. Gerends:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 October 1955, as
amended.
Effective 1 January 1962, said contract, as amended, is further
amended by deleting the figure $5040 from the first sentence of paragraph
one (1), entitled "Compensation," and substituting in lieu thereof the figure
$5500.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
below.
You will please indicate your approval by signing in the space provided
ACCEPTED:
Raymond H. Gerende
WITNESS:
APPROVED!,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
BY
Contracting Officer
S-E-C-R-E-T
14-00000
suby
SECRET
MEMORANDUM FOR:
Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
1 Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
27 December 1961
It is requested that the contract for Raymond H. GERENDE, renewed
on October 1961 for a period of two years, be amended to reflect an increase
in annual salary from the current $5,000 to $5,500. This increase in salary
should be effective 1 January 1962.
SECRET
NED P. HOLMAN
Chief, WH/3
14-00000
1
ViJr AICN
10 Chief, WH Division
INFO
FRC Chief of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT
SECRET/KAPOK
163 11337
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HEADQUARTERS FILE NO
201-119523
CATE
11134
LIEMPTY/Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
☑
ACTION REQUIRED
Amendment of Subject's contract
REFERENCES!
HMMW-9364, 29 December 1960
19617
RE: "433" (CHECK "X" ONE
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDECNG REQUIRED
INDEYING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY
1. By reference Subject's annual salary was increased to us present
figure of US $5,040.00.
2. Station hereby requests a further increase in Subject's annual
salary to US $5,500.00 based upon Subject's outstanding performance as
Principal Agent in the LIEMPTY project. The latest LIEMPTY Project
Renewal Request, recently forwarded to Headquarters, detailed GERENDE's
duties. In Station's opinion, the noted salary increase is considered justified
not only from agent's excellent job performance, but also as an incentive
to continued superior work as well as an offset to the inflationary trend of
the cost of living in Mexico.
3. It is requested that Headquarters initiate the appropriate amend-
ment to GERENDE's contract Increasing his yearly salary to themted figure
of US $5,500.00 to be effective 1 January 1962.
Stillard. Curtis
Willard C. CURTIS
11 December 1961
Distribution:
13- WHD
CS COPY
FORM
IC-57 53
1402
USE PREVIOUS EXTION
REPLACES FORMS
51-28, 51-28A AND 51-79
WHICH ARE OSSOLETE.
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET/KAPOK
201-119:2 3
PAGE NO
CONTINUED
14-00000
り
O
Chief of Station, Mexico City
FROM
Chief, WH Division
SUBJECT
Contract Extension for Raymond H. GEKEMLE
TOP HEA
EXPERIENCE: HHMA-17499, ↳ August 1961
SHOUTD
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MARKED FOR IND
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ONLY QUALIFIED
HEADQUARTERS DESK
CAN JUEGE INDERING
ABSTRACT
SCROFILM
Effective 1 October 1961, the contract (as amended) for GERENDE, effective
1 October 195%, is extended for a period of two (2) years. All other terms and
conditions of the contract (as amended) remain in full force and effect.
Distributions
2 - Mexico City
RI
1
W/Registry
1/3/exico/Chrono
ROUTING
RIAN
CROSS REFERENCE TO
OFFICE
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
OFFICER
END OF DISPATCH
DATE TYPED
25 August 1961
DATE DISPATCHED
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
AUG INST
HANW-10032
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
201-119523
ORIGINATING
TYPIST
H3/Mexico C.Bustos-Videla bi AC/Wh3/Mexico
OFFICE SYMBOL
DATE
INITIAL
D.K.
а
OFFICE SYMBOL
DATE
C/WHD 25 AUG 196
FORM
(45)
5.60 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION. REPLACES FORM 610D WHICH MAY BE USED
COORDINATING
RELEASING
OFFER'S SIGNATURE
EXT.
2555
OFFICER'S NAME
10039
DISPATCH

14-00000
SECRET
(When Zited in)
MEMORANDUM FOR. Chief. Fmance DivISION
FRC.A
= Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
: Contract Extension for
-Raymond N. GERENDE
1. Effective
-1 October 1964
the contract (as amended)
for the subject individunt, effective
18 extended
- 1 October 1965-
'
for a period of
two (2) yease
2. All other terais and conditions of the contract (as amended)
remain in full force and effect.
SECRET
(When Filled in)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY
Contracting Officer
14-00000
)
SECRET
15 August 1961
MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
• Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
Request for Contract Extention
1. It is requested that effective 1 October 1961, the
contract (as amended) for Raymond H. GERENDE be extended for
a period of two years or through 30 September 1963.
2. All other terms and conditions of the contract should
remain in full force and effect.
Distribution:
Orig & 1 - Addressee
1 Subject's 201 file
1 - Chrono file
Basic HMMA-17499, 4 Aug 61.
SECRET
Hed P. Holman
C/HH/3
j
14-00000
TO
1250
DISPATCH
: Chief, WH Division
CLAUSURICATION
DOPATCH STUVA ANG NO
SECRET
HMMA-17499
HEADQUARTERS FILE HG.
FROM
SUBJECT/
Chief of Station, Mexico City
✓ Raymond H. GERENDE/Contract Renewal
22-11
ACTION REQUIRED
-
Renew GERENDE's Contract.
REFERENCELSI
HMMW-9873, 5 July 1961
DATE
☑
201-119523
4 August 1961
RE: "433" (CHECK X ONE)
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY
It is requested that Subject's contract, as amended, be renewed for
a two year period, 1 October 1961 through 30 September 1963. The Station
does not desire to make any changes in Subject's contract at this time.
2 August 1961
Distribution:
-
WHD
· Files
FORM
10-57 53
140)
USE PREVIOUS EDITION
REPLACES FORMS
51 28, 51-784 AND 51-29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
Hillard C-Curtis
Willard C. CURTIS
CLASSIFICATION
201-11523
PAGE NO.
SECRET
CONTINUED
ES COPT
j
14-00000
:0
Chief of Station, Mexico City
£
550
Chief, WH Division
SUBJECT
Operational/Raymond H. GERE::DR/Contract Reneral
ACTION REFERED REFERENCES
W
MARALDINERING
ONI QUAD
KEATAQUARTE
CAN RO
ABSTRACT
C
Subject's contract will expire on 30 September 1961. The Station is
requested to pouch their request for renewal, together with any changes or
extendments they may desire, in order that it my reach Headquarters by 1
September 1961.
Distribution:
2
-
Mexico City
Z VENTIAL
1 - HH/Registry
W/3/Mexico
RITY
FORM
5.60
PIST
53
CROSS REFERENCE TO
OFFICE
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
"WH/3/"exico
END OF DISPATCH
DATE TYPED
5 July 1961
DATE DISPATCHED
7 JUL 1951
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND HUMBER
FROM-9873
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
201-119523
ORIGINATING
OFFER?
TYPIST
Brooke/bj AC/WH/3/Mexico
OFFICE SYMBOL
DATE
BR
OFFICE SYMBOL
C/WHD
USE PREVIOUS EDITION. REPLACES FORM 610 HO AY BE USED
CATE
5 19
(40)
COORDINATING
OFFICERS NAME
EXT
2555
RELEASING
OFFICER'S
J. C. KING
9873
DISPATCH
14-00000
TO
Chief, WH Division
870
FROM
DEMAN
SUBJECT
Chief of Station, Mexico City
Amendment of Contract Raymond E. GERENDE
ACTION REQUIRED
For your information
REFERENCES)
-
HW-8261, 2 December 1959
HEADQUALES PILE NO.
DATE
15 June 1961
RE: 45-(CHECK "I" ONE)
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
DEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ. DES ONLY
In reviewing CERFNDE's personnel file, it was noted that a signed copy
of an amendment to his contract, which was forwarded to the Station under
reference, had never been forwarded to Headquarters. We therefore, are
attaching a signed copy of the contract amendment for your files.
13 June 1961
Attachments
As stated
Distribution:
3 - WHD, w/att
2 - - Files
L
Boria!
FORM
10-57 53
1401
REPLACES FORMS
51-28, 51-284 AND 51 29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
..
Willardi-(ustry
"Willard C. CURTIS
CLASSIFICATION
PAGE NO.
SECRET
CONTINUED
14-00000
L
Mr. Raymond H. Gerende
Dear Mr. Gerende:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 October 1955, ao
amended.
Effective 1 July 1959, the amendment effective 1 July 1959 to said
contract is revised to read as follows:
(a) The figure $4080 is deleted from the first sentence of peragraph
one (1) entitled "Compensation" and in lieu thereof the figure
$4560 is substituted...
(b) The following paragraph is added after paragraph ter. (10), entitled
"Term":
"11. Terminal Fayment. In the event your contractual relation-
ship with the Government hereunder is severed for one of the
reasons set forth below, you, or your estate, will be entitled to
a terminal payment of one (1) month's compensation for each full
year of your utilization by the Government after 18 March 1755.
Said amount shall be calculated at the contractual rate of
compensation applicable at the time said payment becomes dus. "
(a) Said contract is terminated by the Government under
subparagraph (a) of paragraph ten (10) above, or
(b) Said contract expires and is not renewed by the
Government, or
(c) Your resignation hereunder is accepted by the
Government as being in its best interests (the
Government's determination as to what constitutes
its best interests shall be final and conclusive), or
(d) In the event of your death during the period said
contract is in effect. .
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
You will please indicate your approval by signing in the space pro-
vided below.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
BY C
Contracting Cificer
ACCEPTED:
Ray
Raymond H. Gerende
WITNESS:
AFFROVED:
16. Gende
Low W. Let
Special Contracting Officer
Vernon C. Formicts
SEGNET
14-00000
10
DISPATCH
Chief of Station, Mexico City
INPO
FROM
SECRET
750
POSZO
A 2771294
MACKED FOR INDAI NOS
NONS RECEERED
ONLY CITED
MESTERS DISE
CAR JUN1x3
ADSTRACY
MICRO 711
Chief, KURIOT
AC/Operational
UV Lamp for Raymond H. GERENDE
ACTION REQUIRED • REFERENCES
-
REF: IDMA-16102, 9 December 1960
1. As requested by reference, EIRIOT is herewith forwarding the following:
(Confirming documentation,
(tem will be issued in the near future.
Long Wave Ultraviolet Lamp
2. For ordinary F&S work, the difference between long and short wave lamps is
very minor and the long wave UV lamp should prove adequate for the needs of Raymond H.
CERENDE. Should a special need arise demanding the use of a short wave UV lamp by
GERENDE, it will be supplied by KURIOT.
3. Disclosure of the existence, advantages, or uses of short wave UV lamps, or
in any way making available such lumps to other than HUMARK personnel requires prior
Headquarters approval. A copy of Instruction No. 20-2 containing the basic KURIOS
policy governing the use of short wave UV lamps is herewith enclosed for your guidance.
4. Short wave UV Lamps embody a definite health hazard and should be used with
caution. Short wave UV rays quickly cause sunburn, to which the eyes are particularly
susceptible, and should not be used without wearing protective goggles. Ordinary eye
glasses cut out most of the harmful rays, but even persons wearing glasses may receive
harmful eye burns from UV rays entering at the sides of the glasses. Short save CV
laups also produce small quantities of ozone so that the lamp should be used in a well
For the above reasons, it is
_ ventilated room, which, of course, must also be darkened.
advisable to use only a long wave UV lamp whenever possible.
Ithur Bididate
ARTHUR B. WINLATZE
Enclosures: (1 Box and 1 Envl)
2.
UV Lamp
2.
Instruction No. 20-2
Distribution
3 - CCB, Mexico City w/encis
DATE TYPED
DATE GATCHED
5 April 61
10 AFR 1961
CROSS REFERENCE TO
DISPATCH BY ANDER
CLASSIFICATION
SECEST
10931-9666
HEADQUARTERS FILE XUR
201-119523
ORIGINATING
OFFICER
TYPIST
ATejeda
DATE
COORDINATING
COORD, BY PHOTE
3 April 611
OFFICER'S RAMS
Stewart Burton (23555)
1
✗- RI w/o encls
4.WH/3/MEX
CH/LOG w/o encis
RED/LOG VL
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OFFICE
SD/SAB
OFFICE SYMBOL
WH/3/MEX
OFFICE SYDATE
AC/TSD/TA
RELEASING
2922
OFFICERS & NATURE
ROBERT K. CRAVEH
Sent
14-00000
TO
Ope
DISPATCH
: Chief, WH Division
FROM
SUBJECT
Chief of Station, Mexico City
-Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
ACTION REQUEID
None.
REFERENCES
HMMW-9364, 4 January 1961
CLASSICATEN
SECRET
COMATON STONECA NA NO
HMMA-16378
HEADOASTERS FILE NO
DATE
X
201-119523
1 February 1961
RE 433 (CHECK I ONE)
MARKED FOR INSERING
NO INDE INCRED
INDEXING CAN FUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HO DESK ONLY
As requested in reference, returned herewith is one copy of
GERENDE's contract amendment. The original copy has been retained by
the Station. The Station and GERENDE appreciate Headquarters prompt
action in processing the request for an increase in salary.
☐
Hillard C. Curtis
CURTIS
26 January 1961
Attachment:
As stated above.
Distribution:
WHD (with one copy of attachment)
Files (with original of attachment)
FORM
10 57 53
(40)
USE PREVIOUS EDITION
REPLACES FORMS
51 28 51 54 AND 51 29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE.
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
•CE DI RIGH
MECFIKEN
* } awe!
201-119523
CONTINUED
PAGE NO
14-00000
:
1
Mr. Raymond H. Gerende
Dear Mr. Gerende:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 October 1955, as
amended.
Effective 1 January 1961, said contract, as amended, is further
amended by deleting the figure $4560 from the first sentence of paragraph
one (1), entitled "Compensation," and substituting in lieu thereof the figur e
$5040.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
below.
You will please indicate your approval by signing in the space provided
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
10:3
ACCEPTED:
H
Geraile
Raymond H. Gerende
WITNESS
APPROVED:
8.
Dow H.
BY
Skillari
Field Contracting Officer
LINENCE DIA:2IGH
BECEIAED
14-00000
DEC 2T
800513
15
Chief of Station, Rexico City
MAREA ING
20
$100
SULACT
Chief, HD
Bayad H. GERINDR (no)
TEASE 20
C
VICKAM
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
ACTION: Execute attached contract and return one copy to Headquarters
REFERENCE: IMMA-160 $5, 30 November 1960
1. The salary raise for Subject which was requested in reference has
been approved. The amendment to his contract has been prepared and the
approving signature has been executed at Headquarters.
2. It is requested that the Station and Subject sign the attached
contract amendment. Since Headquarters has no interest in the funding of
Subject, the Station should retain the original of the amendment in their
financial files. Please return ons signed copy to Headquarters.
Attachment:
Contract Amend ant
Distribution:
2 - Mexico City (w/a)
1. RIN
1 - WH/Reg
ARL BE
WH/3/Hexied
END OF DISPATCH
CATE TYPED
DATE DISPATCHED
29 December 1960
6 JAN 1961
CROSS REFERENCE TO
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
OFFICE
WH/3/Mexico
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
HPW-9364
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
201-119523
ORIGINATING
C. Cehrung
TIPIST
DEW
COORDINATING
EXT.
Nu 2555
OFFICER'S NAKE
девашна
OFFICE SYMBOL
WH/Pers 21
DATE
OFFICE SYMBOL
DATE
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OFFICER'S SINATURE
C/HD
(40)
REVIOUS EDITION. REPLACES FORM 610 ICH MAY BE USED
Sing
DISPATCH
Eng

14-00000
S-E-C-R-E-T
Mr. Raymond H. Gerende
Dear Mr. Gerende:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 October 1953, as
amended.
Effective 1 January 1961, said contract, as amended, is further
amended by deleting the figure $4560 from the first sentence of paragraph
one (1), entitled "Compensation," and substituting in lieu thereof the figure
$5040.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
below.
You will please indicate your approval by signing in the space provided
ACCEPTED:
Raymond H. Gerende
WITNESS:
APPROVED:
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
BY
Field Contracting Officer
S-E-C-R-E-T
тшиц
14-00000
SECRET
13 December 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR: Finance Division
VIA
SUBJECT
:
Contract Personnel Division
: Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
It is requested that the contract for Raymond H. GERENDE, effective
1 October 1955, as amended and extended, be further amended, effective
1 January 1961 to raise the yearly compensation to $5,040.
Distribution:
Orig and 1
-
Addressee
1 - Subject
WH/3/Mexico/CZehrung:bk
SECRET
Ned P. Holman
AC/WE/3
14-00000
TO
240
:
Chief, WH Division
BECKET/KAPUK
KAPOK 1850
THEADQUARTERS FILE NO
201-119523
FROM
UBJECT
: Chief of Station, Mexico City
-
LIEMPTY/Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
ACTION REQUIRED
-
REFERENCES
Amendment to GERENDE's Contract
HMMW-8281, 2 December 1959
DATE
Χ
30 November 1960
RE 433 (CHECK X ONE)
MARKED FOR INDELING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY
1. The referenced dispatch forwarded the most recent contract
amendment raising GERENDE's salary to $4,560.00 per year.
2. In the Station's opinion, GERENDE's continued Superior per-
formance of his LIEMPTY Principal Agent duties justifies another salary
Increase. Headquarters attention is invited to the recent Request for Renewal
of Project LIEMPTY wherein GERENDE's duties were specified.
3. It is requested that Headquarters initiate an appropriate amend-
ment to GERENDE's contract increasing his yearly compensation to
$5,040.00. This amendment should be effective 1 January 1961.
28 November 1960
Distribution:
WHD
3 - Files
Hillard (.(uites
Willard C. CURTIS
Sumo submittise
13 Dec Go
FORM
10-57 53
(40)
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WHICH ARE DISOLETE
CLASSIFICATION
CONTINUED
SECRET/KAPOK
PAGE NO
201-117523
:
14-00000
DISPATCM
SECRET/KAPOK
TO
: Chef, WH Division
140
FROM
: Chief of Station, Mexico City
ELECT
-
Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)/Emergency Contact
ACTION REQUIRED
REFERENCES
Arrangments
None, for Headquarters information only
HMMA-15979, KAPOK-1842 dated 18 November 1960
KAPOK-1843
HEADQUARTE
DATE
☑
201-119523
50-6-74/1
23 November 1960
RE
43 3 - (CHECK
MARKED FOR INDERING
NO DENG REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED NO DESA CRECY
1. In compliance with the KUBARK regulation, CSI-F No. 230-60,
Annex A, concerning contact arrangments under emergency conditions, the
following information, including recognition signals and bona fides, is
forwarded for Headquarters records. Due to the sensitivity of the information,
it was believed more appropriate to forward it separately rather than to
include it with reference (Request for Renewal of Project LIEMPTY).
2. Insofar as can be determined at the present time, GERENDE could
probably be contacted at one of the following places:
a. Present Residence: IDENTITY A
b. Mother's Residence: IDENTITY B
c. Cover Employment Address: IDENTITY C
3. The following oral recognition signals, using the English language,
are to be used as indicated:
CONTACT:
"Mr. (GERENDE-true name), I bring the most
sincere wishes and greetings from your Aunt
and Uncle."
GERENDE:
CONTACT:
"Then you are referring to the IDENTITY D."
"No, I am referring to your other relatives in
South Carolina, the IDENTITY E
"
GERENDE:
"Yes, Auntie is my Mother's sister."
4. For use as physical bona fides, the Station is forwarding a one peso
note with the serial number T348510 for Headquarters files. GERENDE has
been given a one peso note with the next higher serial number, T348511, to
keep in a safe place pending his having to show it to some future KUBARK contact.
It has been explained to GERENDE that he is to show his half of the physical
bona fides only after the recognition signals have been completely and
accurately recited and his new contact has requested to see his physical bona
fides. GERENDE has also been instructed to assure himself of his contact's
bona fides by asking to see the contact's one peso note (T348510).
5. Assuming that adequate time will be available at the beginning of an
emergency condition, it may well be possible to instruct GERENDE in Secret
Writing so that correspondence could be conducted using IDENTITY D or E
addresses.
FORM
10-57 53
1401
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REPLACES EARS
51-28 5 284 AND 51-29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET/KAPOK
CS COPY
☑ CONTINUED
2340
l
201-119523
14:00000
...G
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
SECRET/KAPOK
HMMA-15981
KAPOK-1843
6. It is assumed that Headquarters will advise the Station should more
detailed or sophisticated contact arrangments be desired.
17 November 1960
Attachments:
Peso note
-
attached herewith.
Skillard C. Curtis
Three copies of Identities - under separate cover.
Distribution
WHD (with attachments)
· Files (with attachments)
FOR #
10 53a
USE PREVIOUS EDITION
REPLACES FORMS
51-26, 51-284 AND 51-29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET/KAPOK
CONTINUED
PAGE NO.
2
201-875′ 23
}
14-00000
SECRET/KAPOK
IDENTITIES TO HMMA-15981, KAPOK-1843 dated 23 November 1960
IDENTITY A
IDENTITY B -
-
IDENTITY C
IDENTITY D.
IDENTITY E -
-
Suderman 304 - Apt. 401
Colonia Polanco
Mexico, D. F., Mexico
Telephone: 45-42-06
Ometusco 98
Colonia Hipodromo
Mexico 11, D. F., Mexico
Telephone: 15-32-28
Cia. Electrica Mexicana, S. A.
Victoria y Escape
Fracc. Alce Blanco
San Bartolo Naucalpan
Edo. de Mexico
Telephone: 27-52-38
"The Pates"
Mr. & Mrs. A. M. PATE
2130 Santee Ave.
Columbia, S. C.
"The Kolbs"
Mr. & Mrs. R. F. KOLB
3111 Grace Hill Rd.
Columbia, S. C.
SECRET/KA ÇOK
COPY
·01-119523
14-00000
7348510
HU
T348510
METHODR
18 1 59
IN TH
89
14-00000
TO
//
450
FROM
SUBJECT
: Chief, KONTOT Atta: C/SURIST/Training
# Chief, WA Division
: Chief of Station, Mexico City
: Flapa & Joals Training of Raymund H. GRADE
: MATIC/Sperational
ACTION REQUIRED
REFERENCE
Hong
50-6.6
18 Rov.60
RE 43 5 - ICHECK I ORE)
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDERING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HO DESK ONLY
1. In cmpliance with a Station Request, LIEMPTI orinolɲtl agent
Raymond H. GENDE, is being given training in basic flaps and seals
techniques. It is felt advisable to have a second person outside the
Station who can service this type of requirement in cass HULP is prevented
from doing so by the security situation arising from the ALPHUR caps.
2. As an aid to this training, a copy of the portion of the NACHARITY
Operations Fanual (Section 1.0.1.) dealing with basic flape and seals work
has been made end turned over to EREDE. A second expy is being forwarded
berewith to Headquarters. This material was proparad on the basis of the
content of the HURIOT training course of m14-1957. If XUMM training *s
in possession of newer and improved techniques in this field and will make
then available to NLF) for use have, it would be greetly appreciated.
HILLARD C. CURTIS
14 November 1960
BCHULFORD/LCO
Attachment: 1 MACHARITY Operations Manual (Section I.§.1.)
Dintrications
3-3
3 - File
2 8
09) - 01/15/att.
- To TSD
FORM
10 57 53
(40)
USE PREVIOUS EDITION
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51 29 51-284 AND 51 29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
CLASSIFICATION
CONTINUED
PAGE NO
CASES
14-00000
TO
##0
Chief of Station, Mexico City
FROM
: Chief, MHD
KEADQUARTERS FRENO
DATE
201-119523
3
DEC 195
↑ LIPPTY/Rayami H. GERZIDS (ne)
ACTION REQUIRED
BEFERENCES
a.
Execution and Retention of Revised Contract
Amendment
HAMT-1056, 9 October 1959
b. HDMA-13571, 21 August 1959
HMH-7959, 12 August 1959
d. -13063, 5 June 1959
RE 43-3 (CHECK ONE)
MARKED FOR INDERING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ DESE ONLY
1. Referance (c) forwarded a contract amendment which provided
increased compensation and a termination settlement for Raymond H. GEHENDE.
This dispatch also requested that the Station comment on the provisions of
the Terminal Payment clause as written into this amendment.
2. Since the provisions of the original contract amendment ware
written in general terms and did not specifically cover the circumstances
under which GERENDE would be aligible for a terminal settlement as
interpreted by the Station and outlined in reference (b), a revised
contract amendment was written. The attuched contract asanduent also
shows corrected compensation figures. The original contract amendment was
incorrect due to the absence of the mendment, effective 1 September 1957,
which increased GERFL's compensation from $3,600 to $4,080.
3. Since GERENDE's origine) contract was prepared at Headquarters
and forwarded to you for execution and retention, this amendment should
follow the same procedure. Therefore, the original and one copy are
attached for your action and retention. Return one signed copy.
4. Reference (a) requested Headquarters to comment on a two-year
extension for GERENDES's contract, indicating that the extension should be
from 1 July 1959, the date of the last amendment, to 1 July 1961. There
secas to be sous confusion on contract extension procedures which Head-
quarters would like to clarify at this point. Contract extensions are
besod on the date of the original contract not the amendments. Accordingly,
GERENDINs contrect, originally effective 1 October 1955 and extended to
30 September 1959, was further extended for a period of two years from
1 October 1959 to 30 September 1961.
30 November 1959
Attachments
As stated above
Distributions
3 - Mexico City
1
1
-
-
WH/ailroom
WH/3, Mexico
WH/3/Mexico/1
:ngw
CLASSIFICATION
FORM
10 57 53
(43)
USE PREVIOUS EDITION
REPLACES FORMS
51 28 529A AND 51 29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE.
SECRET
RECORD COPY
OLIVER G. GALBOND
CONTINUED
CS COPY
Sael
231-117523
PAGE HO
RECORD COPY
:
14-00000
S-E-C-R-E-T
(When Filled In)
I
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Finance Division
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Contract Personnel Division
Contract Extension for Laymond H. Carents.
1. Effective 1909
the contract
(as amended) for the subject individual, effective 1tober 1953
is extended for a pealed af tve (1 yeare
2. All other terms and conditions of the contract (as amended)
remain in full force and effect.
APPROVED:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY
Contracting Officer
S-E-C-R-E-T
(When Filled In)
HMMW-8289

14-00000
}
UNCLASSIFIED
INTERNAL
SE ONLY
SUBJECT: (Optional)
FROM:
CONFIDENTIAL
SECRET
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
NO.
CONTRACT DE
Roos 01,
TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
building)
18 November 1959
COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
to whom. Drow line across column after each comment;
.. 3565, 3909
DATE
DATE
RECEIVED
OFFICER'S
INITIALS
FORWARDED
20/20
DCB
1.
WH Contract Approving Officer
2.
C/WH/3
Attn: Mary Therrien
3.
4.
S.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
0 to 1: For approval in pseudo
0 to 2: Terry. Sorry for the
delay/hope this is adequate. Hqs.
Finance Division has no financial
interest in this individual, therefore,
please have the field execute and
retain the original of this amendment
in their Station financial files. The
field can then send a signed copy
back to WH and you in turn can
notify us of its receipt so our
records will show that this transaction
has been finally completed. Any
questions, give me
1703
How
•
Dow H. Luetscher
Please call me on
this sime varmis
will not return
cented 30thon.
Bowers
12.
13.
14.
15.
FORM
1 DEC 56
610
USE PREVIOUS
EDITIONS
☑ SECRET ☐ CONFIDENTIAL
INTERNAL
USE ONLY
UNCLASSIFIED
U. S, MERNMENT PREITING OFFICE: 1956 0-476-32
14-00000
Mr. Raymond H. Geremia
Dear Mr. Gerende:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective 1 October 1955, as
amended.
Effective 1 July 1959, the amendment effective 1 July 1959 to said
contract is revised to read as follows:
(a) The figure $4080 is deleted from the first sentence of paragraph
one (1) entitled "Compensation" and in lieu thereof the figure
$4560 is substituted.
(b) The following paragraph is added after paragraph ten (10), entitled
"Term":
"il. Terminal Payment. In the event your contractual relation-
ship with the Government hereunder is severed for one of the
reasons set forth below, you, or your estate, will be entitled to
a terminal payment of one (1) month's compensation for each full
year of your utilisation by the Government after 18 March 1355.
Said amount shall be calculated at the contractual rate of
compensation applicable at the time said payment becomes due, "
(a) Said contract is terminated by the Government under
subparagraph (a) of paragraph ten (10) above, or
(b) Said contract expires and is not renewed by the
Government, or
(c) Your resignation hereunder is accepted by the
Government as being in its best intereste (the
Government's determination as to what constitutes
its best interests shall be final and conclusive), or
(d) In the event of your death during the period said
contract is in effect.
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain
in full force and effect.
You will please indicate your approval by signing in the space pro-
vided below.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
ACCEPTED:
Raymond H. Gerende
WITNESS:
AFFROVED:
BY
Contracting Cificer
SECRET
Амми -828/
14-00000
GEJKAT
22 October 1959
MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Porsommal Division
SUBJECT
:
3 Contract Extension for Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
1. It is requested that affective 1 October 1959, the
contract (as amended) for Raymond H. GERENDE, effective
1 October 1955 and extended to 30 September 1959, be further
extended for a period of two yours.
2. All other terms and conditions of the contract should
remain in full fores and effect.
Distribution:
Orig &
Addressee
- Subject
1 - Chrono
SECRET
R.X. Dahlgren,
C/H/III
14-00000
DISPATCH
TO
Chief, WH Division
5.30
SECRET
HMMT-1056
HEADQUARTERS FRE NO.
FROM
Chief of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT
Raymond H. GERENDE Contract Renewal
201-119523
DATE
9 October 1959
✗
E 433 (CHECK ONE)
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK Char
ACTION REQUIRED
See below.
REFERENCE(S)
نف نے
A.
HMMA-13571, 21 August 1959
B.
C.
HMMW-7959, 12 August 1959
HMMA-13063 (RYBAT-1152), 5 June 1959
1. Reference C requested that a new two-year contract (with amendments)
be prepared for Raymond H. GERENDE to be effective 1 July 1959. Reference
B forwarded the amendment to the contract, but made no mention of the two-year
renewal.
2. Therefore, unless we are notified otherwise by Headquarters, we
will assume that GERENDE's present contract is due for renewal on 1 July 1961.
Dillard
Willard C. CURTIS
vps
5 October 1959
Distribution
3 Hqs
amendments affective, July 27
Chi"
Part 27
FORM
10-57 53
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REPLACES FORMS
51-28, 51 284 AND ST-29
WHICH ARE OSCLETE
CLASSIFICATION
PAGE NO
SECRET
CONTINUED
14-00000
DISPATCH
TO Chief, WH Division
FROM
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
DATOM ST
HMMA-13571
SUBJECT
Chief of Station, Mexico City
"LIEMPTY/Contract Amendment for Raymond H.
GERENDE (ps)
ACTION REQUIRED
None, for Headquarters information only.
REFERENCES)
A.
B.
HMMA-13063, 5 June 1959.
CATE
201-119523
21 August 1959
RE 437
CHECK ONE)
MARES FOR INDEXING
✗
NO WASING REQUIRED
IN CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY
HMMW-7959, 12 August 1959.
1. Forwarded herewith as Attachment No. One is GERENDE's signed
contract amendment, GERENDE is most appreciative for the raise in salary
and is delighted with the new Terminal Payment clause.
"
2. The Station interprets the Terminal Payment clause to mean any
termination by the Government or acceptance of GERENDE's resignation in
the "best interests of the Government. Examples in connection with the "best
interests of the Government" interpretation would involve GERENDE's resignation
for health reasons or other logical personal reasons such as a change of residence
to some geographical area where his services could not be utilized by KUBARK.
Assuming that no security problems are involved in making such a payment, the
Station also interprets the clause to be applicable for payment to GERENDE's estate
in the event of his death while in the employ of KUBARK.
3. The Station understands clearly why the clause was not written as
originally requested and concurs in Headquarters reasoning. Certainly, the Station
would not want to give GERENDE a terminal payment, and he has been so informed,
if he elects to resign just to receive some extra money or to pursue some other
career. The Station hastens to add, however, that to the best of its knowledge,
GERENDE has no intention of resigning from his present KUBARK job.
4. As requested in Reference B, enclosed as Attachment No. Two are the
original and one copy of the contract amendment dated 1 September 1957. Head-
quarters will note that the amendment was accepted by GERENDE and approved by
the Chief of Station, but was not formally witnessed. It is suggested that Matthew
S. DINGLEY (ps), who is presently in Headquarters, be requested to witness the
document. DINGLEY was the Case Officer handling GERENDE at the time this
amendment became effective.
Hillard (Surtis
Willard C. CURTIS
SONO/vps
20 August 1959
Distribution
3 Hqs w/attachments as stated above
>
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51-23 51-28A AND 51 29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
CONTINUED
14-00000
Sma
Mr. Raymond H. GEREADE
SEC LT
i
13 August 1957
Dear Mr. GERENDE:
Reference is made to your contract with the United Stateɛ
Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer, effective
1 October 1955.
Effective 1 September 1957, said contract is amended by
deleting paragraph one (1) entitled "Compensation," and
substituting in lieu thereof the following paragraph:
el. Compensation. In full consideration for the purchase
of such information and services, you will be paid an amount
calculated at the rate of $4,080.00 per annum. Payments will
be made ea directed by you in writing in a manner acceptable to
the Government."
All other terms and conditions of the contract remain in
full force and effect.
You will please indicate your approval by signing in the
space provided below.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
ACCEPTED:
Ray
Raymond H. GERENDE
WITNESS:
APPROVED:
Willard C.
BY
Contracting Officer
and
SECRET
****
:
14-00000
:
Mr. Raymond H. Gerende
Dear Mr. Gerende:
Reference is made to your contract with the United States Government,
As represented by the Contracting Officer, effective à October 1955, as
amended.
Effective July 1959, said contract, as amended, is further amended
the following manner:
A. The figure $3600 is deleted from the first sentence of paragraph
one (1) entitled "Compensation and in lieu thereof the figure
$4560 is substituted.
b.
The following paragraph is added after paragraph ten (10) entitled
"Term":
*11. Terminal Payment. In the event this contract is
terminated by the Government under subparagraph (a) of
paragraph ten (10) above or in the event of its expiration and
nonrenewal by the Government, you will be entitled to a
terminal payment of one (1) month's compensation for each
full year of your utilization by the Government after
'18 March 1955. Said amount shall be calculated at the
contractual rate of compensation applicable at the time
this payment becomes due.
"
All other terms and conditions of the contract, as amended, remain in
full force and effect.
below.
You will please indicate your approval by signing in the space provided
ACCEPTED:
Raymond H. Gerende
WITNESS:
APPROVED:
Hard C
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
BY
Contracting Officer
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SECRET
ATTACHMENT NO. ONE
70
HMA-1357
14-00000
TO
Chief of Station, Mexico City
2
DATE
FROM
• Chief, WHD
SUBJECT
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LIEPTY/Contract Amendment for Raymond H.
GERENDE (ps)
x
ACTION REQUIRED
See paragraphs 2,3, and 4.
REFERENCE(S)
INGIA-13063, 5 June 1959
201-119523
12 AUG 1959
E 433 - (CHECK "*" ONE.
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDERING REQUIRED
INDERING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HO DESK OR.?
1. In accordance with your request to amend Subject's contract
providing him with an increase in compensation and a termination
payment, the attached contract amendment was written.
2. Paragraph (a) of this amendment states that the figure
$3600 is deleted from GERENDE's contract and in lieu thereof the
figure $4560 is substituted. This figure of $3600 is the amount
GERENDE was to receive under his original contract, dated 1 October 1955.
According to the referenced dispatch, however, Subject's contract was
amended on 1 September 1957 to provide him with an increase in compensation,
bringing his salary up to $4080. Neither Contract Division nor your
aroa desk has a copy of this amendment. Please forvard a copy to
Headquarters for our files.
3. Your attention is also directed to the "Terminal Payment"
alause. Under the provisions of the attached amendment, GERENDE is not
eligible for a termination settlement if he resigns from KUBARK. Only
in the event that we give him 30 days' notice of termination or fail to
renew his contract is he eligible for this termination payment. Your
comments on the stipulations as written into the attached amendment are
requested. In the event you feel that GERINDE should be entitled to a
termination payment should he resign his position, the clanse will be
rewritten.
4. The attached amendment should be returned to Headquarters with
your comments and a copy of the contract amendment dated 1 September 1957.
10 August 1959
Attachment:
As described above.
Distribution:
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Berrien
WH/III/Mexico/MTherrien: juh
FORM
10-57 53
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REPLACES OMS
51 28 51 22A AND 51 39
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
RECORD COPY
OLIVER G. GALBOND
hwayMCS COPY
301-119523
CLASSIFICATION
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PAGE NC.
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RECORD COPY
14-00000
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD:
SUBJECT * Contract for GERENDE
In reviewing the last contract amendment, it came to note
that CPD was deleting the original compensation figure of $3600
instead of the figure sent by the Station which was $4080. In
checking this out, we find that we have no copy or notification
of the amendment dated 1 September 1957 increasing his salary
from $3600 to $4080. CPD is rewritting the contract without
using a compensation figure for the amount to be deleted.
When we send this to the field, ask them to send us a copy
of the contract amendment, dated 1 September 1957. Also inform
them that they are to execute and retain the original copy of this
new contract amendment. It may be well to point out that Subject's
termination clause stipulates that he will received this benefit
only if we terminate the contract.
MTherrien
раннны-9959
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14-00000
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22 July 1959
NEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
$ Contract Amendment for Raymond 7. GERENDS (ps)
1. It is requested that Raymont N. GENDE's contract,
effective 1 October 1955 (as maniad), be further amended to
provide him with compensation at the annual rate of $4,500,
effective 1 July 1959. It is also requested that a termination
clause, effective 13 Merch 1955, be written into his contract
stipuisting that GERSHDE will receive a tormination payment of
one month's salary, calculated at the proveiling rate of compen-
sation at the time of his termination, for each full year of his
employment with the U.J. Government. GERENDE was employed by
the Horico City Station on 18 March 1955 under provisions of an
oral agreement. All other provisions of is contract should
remain in force.
2. GERENDS is covered by the LISTY Project which was
amanded to include the above commitments to GE and approved
by Chief, FI on 10 July 1959
Distribution:
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INFO
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SUBJECT
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SECZE RIBAT
Chief of Station, Kaxico City
: Chief, WHD
LIZMPTY Project Amendment
Raymond H. GERENDE (ps)
REFERENCE(S)
EMA-13063, 5 June 1959
DATE
182-767
(201-119523)
50-6-7412
21 Ju
433 (CHECE TONE)
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO PICESING REQUIRED
INDERING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HO DESK ONLY
1. On 16 July 1957, an amandment to the LIEPTY Project was
approved granting permission to amend Raymond H. GERENDE's contract
to provide him with a termination settlement of one month's salary for
each full year that he works for BARK and to raise his salary effective
July 1959 from $4,080 to $4,560 per year. No additional funds ware
requested for the Project.
2. A request to amend GERENDE's contract to include the benefits
listed above has been submitted. You will be notified when the contract
has been amended.
3. A copy of the approved Project mmandment is attached for your
information and records.
21 July 1959
Attachment:
1 - (HYBAT)
Distribution:
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FORM
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WHICH ARE OBSOLETE
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HEADQUARTERS FILE NO
Chief, WH Division
D√FO
FROM
Chief of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT
New Contract for Raymond H. GERENDE (p)
ACTION REQUIRED
Headquarters preparation of a new contract.
REFERENCES)
HMMW-5626, 3 December 1957
DATE
X
201-119523
5 June 1959
RE 433 - (CHECK ¨ONE!
MARKED FOR INDEANG
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
INGERING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HO. DESK ONLY
سلام میره
1. Raymond H. GERENDE was initially employed by the Station on 18 March
1955 under provisions of an oral agreement. Effective 1 October 1955 GERENDE
was placed under a written contract, prepared by Headquarters, with an annual
salary of $3,600.00. On 1 September 1957 his contract was amended to increase
his salary to $4,080.00 per annum, which is the salary he is presently receiving.
It is requested that a new two year contract he prepared, to be effective 1 July 1959,
providing an increase in salary to $4,560.00 per annum and including a termination
clause which will give GERENDE a termination payment of one month's salary,
calculated at the prevailing rate of compensation at the time of termination, for
each full year of his KUBARK employment. All other provisions of GERENDE's
initial contract should remain in force. (The increase in salary to $4,500,00
per annum is already covered by the LIEMPTY Project.)
2. As pointed out in the attachment to HMMA-11368, 22 October 1958,
paragraph three of MEXI-2836, 25 November 1958, and in the LIEMPTY Field
Project Outline, GERENDE is a highly valued full-time Station asset who carries
a significant work load and who has a great deal of responsibility. He is the
LIEMPTY Principal Agent who handles the LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA base
houses, the LIENTRAP operation, the outside photographic processing and trans-
lation service and all the agents participating in these activities. He performs
his duties in a conscientious and professional manner and his already excellent
abilities are showing continued improvement.
3. Paragraph eight of HMMA-12095, 4 February 1959, indicated that the
Station was considering amending GERENDE's contract to provide for some type
of retirement benefits. Although it is recognized that indigenous agents are not
usually granted such contract provisions, the Station believes that GERENDE should
have monetary incentive, in addition to his idealogy, to make a long career with
KUBARK. Accordingly, the Station recommends that GERENDE's new contract
provide for a termination settlement of one month's salary for each full year that
he has worked for KUBARK. In other words, should GERENDE's career with
KUBARK last for 24 years and his yearly salary at the end of this period is $8,000.00,
then he, or his heirs, would receive a lump sum payment of $16,000.00. After
.considering different types of insurance plans, an escrow account and several
other ideas, the Station considers the above proposal to come closest to meeting
the criteria of control, production incentive and creation of the desire to make
KUBARK a career. The date, 18 March 1955, should be used as the beginning date
for the computation of GERENDE's termination benefits.
2010
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Willard C. CURTIS
ONO/vps
3 June 1959
Distribution
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FORM
10-07 53
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$1-28, 51-28A AND 51-29
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14-00000
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MEMORANDOM FOR: Chief, FI
SUBJECT
SECRET
HEADQUARTERS CASE OFFICKILI
Name:
J. B. Urady
Room 2114 arton fall
2555
23 June
Ext.:
Datei
: Project LIRMPTY Arendment
1. It is requested that aproval be granted to amend Kaymond H. GEREND!' s
contract to provide him with a termination settlement of one month's salary for
each full year that he works for KUPAKK and to raise his salary effective July
1959 from $4,000 to 34,560.00 per year.. His last salary increase was granted on
1 September 1957. The date, 18 March 1955, has been sugreated by the Station as
the beginning date for the computation of a termination benefits.
The
Station believes that this benefit will provide GERENDE with the recessary
incentive to make KUBANK a career and at the same time will give the Station an
additional element of control.
2. As pointed out in the LIEMPTY Project Approval, CRIDE, an indigenous
agent, is one of the Station's most valuable assets. He has a responsible full
time job as the LIEMPTY Principal Agent who handles the LIMITED, LIBIRIC and
LICALLA base houses, the LIENTRAP operation, the outside photographic processing
and translation service and all the agents participating in these activities.
he performs his duties in a conscientious and professional manner and his
already excellent abilities are showing continued improvement.
3. Honey was already allocated in the LIEPTY (Toject approval for the
salary increase. With the effective data of 13 March 1955, for the termination.
alause, GEKANIK will already have accrued $1,520 (his salary is $4,560 per year)
if he should resign today. The LIEMPTY Project, as approved, has sufficient
funds to cover this cost if it is necessary to obligate this amount during the
present Project year. Therefore, no additional funds are requested.
Attachments:
Folder with past approval
Envelope with true name
Concurs
Chief, FI/OPS
H. H. Dahlgren, C/#H/TIT
. Anderson, *E/PT
Approved:
Asarayed for Transmittals
Chief, FI
J. C. King, C/MMD"
Date:
Senior Staff Coordination
For C/FI/OPS -e/R. Bryant
For CI Staff -s/R. Brown
Approveds
J, C. King,
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BY QUALEDO DESE ON.
1. Duties the partid covered by this report, a new Chae Officer, Ques
[N, DOSLER, operatical direction of several LISTICI essets (Oliver
G. SCANTLING PayoH. GERENDS, LIMITED, LIGALLA, LIENTRAP and
{eccgral emport a), the LIJERSEY sarve Chaco tam sad the LILYXIC Ba
saba bes cared to SCANILDG, primarily, to follow ✯ LIVESA
Mos otraisal [ LIPLA ad the pesongre påse bases However, m petivo
cartoon hava bess veniizad from his prodigious edberta amage the cullsciton để e
cubate of uporial !ømat GERLADE performed his princi-
aada pita regration to the photographic bases, LENTRAP, LIJERSEY
M10(xmbar 1953 axed the LIFEAT/BOMORNG LIPBAT/
5
Cien callo (ya [LJJL&{EY Dyrelil 1son mam baa baca wood eperlasły
(for príza Myxes cal rout carve (Uances however, a practipul egé
QAQETT, bom candy both trained to fazer e nemme the
ibitaw droaxe, rahulebag and doveignes af die LUERSEY 103, The
„um prajes, LILAPTY, vsifning as the assets discoans á ini bio report was
trazed to las partes 0 October 1959 wth requested profeu your approval
Tondos De mixer 1953 thronga 30 Nuveszhar 1919. An operakend wexert;
ruth of Raymond GERADE', active los was forwarded to Hond centers as in
jui Lockear to HNGA-11363, 12 October 1936.
ACCOUNT OF GEVELOPMENTS - OLIVER G. SCANTLING SEGMENT
7. Ages in forTACTOR • O¥& Q SCANTLING has cvmnitzzed to perform laba
jased tan in an one antiven masseur, SCANTLING's petas, carence awa
Lécèngy sad axirs abd by for the parak di ç'animning octí vít iss
katee of the moss valuable expport a zrums analisisio to the Mazion Cuy
juasion. The is a the SCANTLING bao tali time overt oecipation as Chisf
agar and Production er fra boeal manufacturing company súd to
belge præted as a KUB Kogem. On two cocacian der bag the past
pis
is 
mask SCALING be to his sc Officer that he womni li ize to
roga insan bia con posklon usi dorobe bill time to hie KUDARK cge skilaml
joutier, Has Caso Cíñ car ban dicoveraged him from doing that so the
be has more regum hon his cover occupation is legâtmate,
of carree, SCANTLING WOMi ba naura ruleshic if he could work fl time bɔr the
Started, not suffic torby co to war as his resignation from klaver job (a le
dhly misy to ale crest job is in socess of KR U & The only
jigics &
CAMPLING be cleared to bts preses Cs se Officer
ju biz | Joday la propar tag wekt co reports of texts to and other
zara ixtax reports for theives. ¡lovever, his tank arka greɗually is
ocleg overcome and y is mood tod that SCANTLING's resons will cater to
la comi, conguebas otra sui acum will be proumyati y suiente 106,
2. Security Dare lounasta
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ár,
SCAPHING W constratły mder a considerable
anket of court and pro acre mban to towing up LIGESA kondta eltxioad from
PLAT sad (3 g
e la elneys of the easaur e ufka
amaziy ia di rected to make appr cacto s
in individuals proforraing services for № 1.AIS NCX trees after restee, sed
bonates cly andry, brasation Therefore, the
þor ale særegion to a talentenble seen ray tata.
perishable, SCINILING
CLASS
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<cared rest ubich both MANTLING & Sales at take if pourtan
5 bo prurary tend to mailoved, whether toúnically or by a somekwen ta pince.
CHILDG's cauit to be a yg bcave irrived in an incider which
1. k che bold him rsd/or dented th target of KUBA NK's up?
seed of fort a
, The dots SANTLUS ke otac o lacteoripro-
RA em uma Chructly from the LIPSTICK
to bangethed as a
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the tie no was beeder of the toes.
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you! CANTLING and the tune tou
batu aber and will contro to sad discly the may sign of Last police cast other
*5.0*176 L£ crea w bis acte bla
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CARILDAGaste paal during the period
A. J**Q4S] 20 {201- } - SCARTLING cutanee CASTRO
bar 1750 bila dhe best bow i knare of the LIATE SA
LIGHTING qarah (ASTR). As lite es 1956
- er mætaja cam, & CAST &
ad creptor ab work tha
LENICA Sice and time we pasabide to towall MLENTING
CASTRO, through SCANTLING was the printel cores of this (fos-
portbæ ves e cios omfl rmed by Lièkat. for JH, Anges and Satomber
Ad appassime; ely digia re cottages CASTRO
ta te
pia mañiza super van plin ÆAMX106 My party, 1907801 TREGON
(21-23921), to
Cap ( this regular bed ex XFEDA
piso con ‹ the work CASTE) eas eergawd to a cad
the castas coma veze jobe are the te fyt aran welD CASTED
sad morally ta en kosa expected to do bad be all tam to the employ of the
LRATED NEAT coafer and the LORRISCI aga had
a Call - be un 3 002, 800m visting i bo taze nation nor did
the cozgat paste the magt to gz is concà e la ves of tla, (CANILING
was touted to cease allocus with CAST NO as of 1 November 1944,
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2. (B1- }. Dosing the period covered by this report)
-CANTLING brit SCANTLING's most rece
ngon was franked to ikad quarture as of a NÅDEN » KIMA- !1143. 1
1A, UTVsby the ions fed his lose as the tech
SCANTLIG wil casing he
MA-1 1711, 19 Dossaber 1931)
alcha to v LUCK
dey copse of Foss (ployee
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NACLIGTING @mba was a
20 1938, 203 prær tens carres peada tov,
waerini in MMA-11197,
dat mute the teel vuit
mods app vists to tan
D. SERTA GABELICH - This & dhe 'tees
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for urate data of the ty po don talled & LIME JOCK. The drawing vas
a wardat to blodgens via HMMA-11$26, 21 January 1959.
B. Cisleg Be to West Germamia ay - During Juse, Joly sad
45 1950, NAVILO prepared ad caseyor (a the nor
* La Corozat Lirbasey, SCANTLING's povertop by cobbles bin to
pH of Creed abe tebed tru: & tubimes of Cute, Alon
÷
* præúby a grear los se porak him to vist die imix of wich
tablic, 6hd an qyrojis far o omer stupy, not roste mises drtalls
ich lat carts to
GIF ES TEA & Congochanete floor
davel NAN OBEIWi kua dita,
7. LIMEAKE Cornia - SCART LING'u long azacarien età fà is
Virga frown the comag six prostabuse the tout fag with de vaper clos
of tapemento e abuza LIMERICK
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casing resento as fix la feed -
alberson pen Ás 1961 Carl Gu
vak &ation Cafoors abers LIKE NICHD has
UNña po ship
portion and Qoy vW coxavo to
4. Pootholwyowintha and Surve bec ea - Al the Sction
neveral savebla of performing bagatone end care a busty,
ATLING &scued iawng the unmes ta dicevsion and
*****, His actia are rename to Ha
wet: in gate at being costruzod rentcatally to the feat lou's
Beaks of inbrough Me Tik,
*CONNILING's brood Avi Frederick trac£ (23-45649 LOMAY-
Towl at le ta obe of SCANTLEG's me ea tareasacks (600
IRMA-11749, 17 December 1958),
15 - SCANTLING
the latter's December 1953
de cam web ESUM-15 åring
Cky, la this casection
SCANTLING is a export esest và lò le tramworły mé degandatda,
SCANTLING 3oruz dasşdays nada a qriosay in operatie9 such as the ESGEM-IS
be too shaba wa areas of forestigi vas and per forts his
duis in a ustal and abacore mesWY,
1. LIONY/3 - SCANTLE das Gas the saints be water can ected
126/3 1. KILLCO prostis qurational directica to L/2. During
fis reposting the of SCANTING takży ones tho
ermal & jer viska o 1/3's active, Ikeover, after a four-word
path to SCANTLNG and OLLGO moxy 3 1/3, jo
xbbel for K to corrue sexding L/J. L/Je
suko vazi perserilty and breiloa taduated tiva be oogda husto Chrosted by
PE The SCANTLING & me starts KILLQ's
1/3'sional mes, aiznya bo does emti wa L/3'a
ste problems.
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NCANTUD & apto the agitata #ALWANTED, LICALLA
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120 patet
WILIAD SEIVOJA SAL
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tied as a non opomukså ett be deve to the arke
of fox diet & boy to their UNINGIT 7
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201-119523
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24 December 1958
RE 433 (CHECK ONE)
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BY QUA_FIED HQ. DESK ONLY
FROM
Chief of Station, Mexico City
PUBJECT
Raymond H. GERENDE's Itinerary
✗
ACTION REQUIRED
None, for Headquarters information only.
REFERENCES:
1. In the event Headquarters desires to contact GERENDE while he is in
the U. S., his itinerary is as follows:
24-30 December 1958
% Mr. & Mrs. Peter ARNOTT
1640 Aqua Vista Road
Richmond, California
Tel: BEacon 3-4188
30 December - 12 January 1959
% Colonel & Mrs. R. ROOS
3628 Windom Place, N. W.
Washington, D. C.
Tel: EMerson 2-3543
12-16 January 1959
% Mr. & Mrs. Joseph HANTIN
332 West 88th Street, Apt. B-i
New York, New York
Tel: LYccum 5-0333
16-24 January 1959
% Mr. & Mrs. R. F. KOLB
3531 Yale Avenue
Columbia, South Carolina
2. Reference to Quinton N. OUSLER's true name will be sufficient to
establish the bona fides of a Headquarters officer.
a
Willard C. CURTIS
QNO/vps
22 December 1958
Distribution
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ACTION REQUIRED
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PRO, Part II, on the Subject Individual. It is requested that the Operational
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B. MEXI 2836 (IN 30929
***** - SINCE GERENDE WEDDING SET FOR 12 DEC, REQUEST ANSWER REFS
BY 10 DEC.
END OF MESSAGE
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1. STATION INFORMED ORALLY THAT HOS NEEDS KNOW IF GERENDE
SALARY RAISE IS DESIRABLE TO PROVIDE FOR $600 WEDDING GIFT.
2. STATION PREFERS GIVE $600 GIFT WITHOUT REF TO SALARY.
CONSIDER SALARY RAISE AS RECOGNITION FOR GOOD WORK PERFORMANCE
AND NOT. AS REWARD FOR MARRIAGE, THEREFORE, GIFT SHOULD NOT BE
LINKED TO SALARY.
3. ASSUMING GERENDE CONTINUES GOOD WORK, STATION PLANS
REQUEST SALARY RAISE WITHIN NEXT FEW MONTHS.
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to give Raymond M. SOME (ps), as a vesuing gift, two airplane
tourist class ticket: from Mexico City to an Frarsicco and washington
D.C. and return to textes City. Although this trio ma appear to be
a generous and unusual vedding gift, the Station considers it is wore
than justified in view of užsild's outstanding performance of his
duties for the Station and his future value as a principal agent.
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2. AS KUBARK WEDDING GIFT REQUEST AUTHORITY PURCHASE PLANE
TICKETS FROM MEXI TO SAN FRANCISCO TO WASH TO MEXI. ESTIMATE
COST TOURIST CLASS TICKETS $600 U.S. COUPLE PLAN VISIT FRIENDS
IN SAN FRANCISCO AND BRIDE'S PARENTS IN WASH.
3. ALTHOUGH TRIP GENEROUS AND UNUSUAL WEDDING GIFT, STATION
CONSIDERS IT APPROPRIATE AND MORE THAN JUSTIFIED IN VIEW GERENCE
PAST AND FUTURE VALUE AS PRINCIPAL AGENT MEXI SUPPORT OPS.
4. NOTHING HAS BEEN SAID TO GERENDE ABOUT PROPOSED GIFT.
END OF MESSAGE
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DATE
1 24 Oct 58
BOOM NO
ACTION
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TELEPHONE
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INSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed or printed in block letters
SECTION 1 E 20° number, name and identifying data in the spaces provided. All known aliases and variants including maden tanur a
applicable; must be inted If the identifying dara varies with the alias used, a separate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for em vup
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201-119523
22 October 1958
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1. The subject paper is attached. It is believed that Headquarters will
have a clearer picture of what GERENDE is doing at the presem time together
with several informative facts concerning the security of GERENDE's operations.
Also included in this paper are several recommendations which the Station pro-
poses to implement through Project LIEMPTY. Obviously, some of the recom
mendations are goals to work for and, because of a lack of personnel and other
valid reasons, cannot be immediately adopted,
2. The attached paper should be read in conjunction with the new LIEMPTY
field project online, which was recently forwarded to Headquarters. Please note,
however, that the old agent cryptonyms are used in this paper.
3. The attachment has been read and approved by histthew S. DINGLEY,
who recruited this excellent agent (GERENDE) and was his Cass Officer until
GERENDE was recently assigned to Quinton N. Qualer,
4. GERENDE is one of the most valuable assets of this Station. This
review is considered to be a worthwhile exercise; lat under the present operational
pace and with present assets, security comparumentation, which is desirable,
camot be achieved. The main security precamica (viz ging GERENDE our of
Mexico City and well hidden in case of an emergency) will constantly be kept
in mind.
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OPERATIONAL SECURITY REVIEW OF
KAYMOND H. GERENDE'S
OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES
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1.
SITUATION
As a result of the June 1958 LIPSTICK flap, it was decided by the Chief
of Station on 30 June 1958 that Quinton N. CUSLER would assume direct contact
with several of Matthew S. DINGLEY'a agents, one of whom was Raymond H.
GERENDE. After being introduced to GERENDE by DINGLEY on 1 July 1958,
CUSLER assumed contact responsibilities with GERENDE on 2 July 1958. On
18 July 1958, the Chief of Station decided that OUSLER should be assigned
permanent responsibility for the management and handling of GERENDE and
GERENDE's operations.
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PURPOSE
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The purpose of this operational security review is threefold:
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To identify possible security problems and conditions;
To establish a framework for recommendations which will
result in the Station's submission of a new support project
(LIEMPTY) with Raymond H. GERENDE as a principal agent; and
To acquaint the new case officer with the operational problems
and agent personnel with which he should have a comprehensive
knowledge aid detailed understanding.
PRINCIPAL AGENT - Raymond H. GERENDE
3.
a.
Background
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GERENDE has been employed by KUBARK since
18 March 1955, which was just prior to his graduation from the Mexico
City College. He is now only 24 years of age, but in the Station's opinion,
is a mature, experienced and dedicated KUBARK contract agent. During
the three and one-half years that he has been working for the Mexico
City Station, GERENDE has participated in a varied assortment of support
and intelligence operations. Initially, he was trained and used by Matthew
S. DINGLEY as a member of the LIPSTICK survefilance team. In addition,
to surveillance work, he was used as an investigator to collect operational
data on persons and organizations of interest to the Station. He quickly
demonstrated a capacity for leadership and at one time was the leader of
the LIPSTICK team. He has been used as a LIFEAT Base House operator
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and processor of tapes; he has excelled in this type of work because of
his bi-lingual Spanish/English facility and, more importantly, due to
his diversified experience in clandestine operations which permits him
to spot operational leads much more readily than the average LIFEAT
monitor.
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Duties GERENDE is currently serving as the principal agent
in charge of LIMITED, LICALIA, LIPSTICK Photo Truck, LIJERSEY
Surveillance Team and LILYRIC. In addition, he monitors and processes
the EGMORNING and Cuban Extles LIFEAT taps. He also supervises
the photographic processing of LIPSTICK-38 (his brother-in-law) and the
translation work of LIPSTICK-40 (his sister). He maintains contac with
and provides administrative support to LIMITATIONS 5 and 6, LICOOL-7
Base operators. Quite obviously GERENDE's many durles overlap the
bounds of several Station operations, namely LIPSTICK, LIJERSEY,
LIFEAT, LICOOL and several activities which are not listed under
formal projects such as BGMORNING. It is recognized by the Station
that it is not advisable to have one principal agent connected with as
many operations as is GERENDE. However, the present scarcity of
both staff and contract agents of the principal agent type necessitate
such efficiency measures. Every effort is being made to compartment
the various segments of GERENDE's operations and to decrease, and
to eliminate where possible, all lateral communications between
agents.
c.
Security Problems - The most serious security situation
surrounding CERENDE and his many activities is the fact that
LIPSTICKS 12 and 30 (two of the LIPSTICK Team members arrested
in the June 1958 flap) know GERENDE by true name, and knew that he
also worked for KUBARK. In fact, LIPSTICK-30 is a close personal
friend of GERENDE's and was originally recommended for KUBARK
employment by GERENDE. The operational security hypothesis that
can be constructed from these existing acquaintances are too numerous
to list in this brief review; suffice to say that should GERENDE be
arrested by one of the local police agencies, most of the remaining
support assets would be destroyed or so seriously compromised that
the Station would indeed be foolish to continue using them. It is
appropriate to state here, however, that neither GERENDE nor the
Station believes that GERENDE has yet been named or otherwise
identified as a result of the LIPSTICK flap. It is granted though that
any future questions by one of the local police agencies to the compro-
mised LIPSTICKERS represents a continuing type of danger for GERENDE.
Based on the duties which GERENDE is currently performing, the readers
of this review can well imagine what the consequences to several operations
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would be if GERENDE were arrested by one of the local police agencies
and interrogated in detail. Also, the Station must forever be aware that
the local police agencies are certainly capable, for only a few dollars, of
selling unformation concerning KUBARK to the Soviets and/or Satellites.
d.
Recommendations It would be unwise to consider terminating
GERENDE since he is a highly competent agent and since his termination
would not eliminate the fact that he knows a great deal about the Station's
support operations. He has been reminded several times, and the Case
Officer will continue to remind him, that his tradecraft professionalism
must improve and stay ahead of the increasing sophistication of the local
police agencies and opposition services operating in Mexico.
It is the opinion of the Station that GERENDE should continue
to be used in about the same manner that he is presently being used. It
would be advisable, however, to separate him from the two LIFEAT
functions he
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taps. This is suggested not only because of the possible future securuy
ramifications, but also because GERENDE does not have time to run
properly his support mechanism and to monitor taps seven days a week,
To provide for a situation whereby one of the local police
agencies becomes aware of GERENDE's illegal activities and assuming
that either GERENDE or the Station learns of this before the local police
agency can take positive action, it is imperative that a warning system
of communications be established to facilitate GERENDE's removal
from Mexico. Arrangements such as those used for Wilfred O. CLOWER
could be set up or local arrangements could be made with ODUNIT or
ODOATH for a more expedirious exit from Mexico. The Case Officer
will develop this plan in detail.
OPERATIONS
8.
Limited
(I)
Target Stationary photographic surveillance of persons
entering and leaving the LIMERICK installation.
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Personnel LIPSTICK-14 is the agent in charge of the
LIMITED Base, According to GERENDE, LIPSTICK-14 is
conscientious, security minded, speaks no English, and on
occasion is a bit over confident. He performs his operational
duties competently and with discretion. In addition to his
photographic duties, he is also used occasionally as a one-man
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foot surveillance to follow individuals leaving the LIMERICK
Installation, LIPSTICK-14 receives a monthly salary of $1,800,00
(MN) and free rent and utilities at the LIMITED Base. His wife
(LIPSTICK-27) and son (LIPSTICK-28) live with him at the LIMITED
Ваве.
LIPSTICK-28 until 15 July 1958 assisted his father with photo-
graphic work at the LIMITED Base. However, on the above
date he decided to resign from his LIMITED job and, strange
as it may seem, to devote full time to working on a chicken
farm. LIPSTICK-28 made this decision on his own and against
the wishes of his father. He will continue to live at the
LIMITED Base and it is believed that no security problems will
result, since any security difficulties could adversely affect
´his mother and father. Although LIPSTICK-28 has been
terminated and a termination report forwarded to Headquarters,
it is suggested that we maintain his operational approval since
he continues to live in the LIMITED Base.
(3)
Communications - At the present time GERENDE meets
with LIPSTICK-14 three times a week at contact points away from
the Base. They have seven separate contact points which are
used for their meetings. Usually the place of contact is pre-
arranged at the previous meeting; however, a rapid means of
communication exists whereby GERENDE telephones LIPSTICK-14
and through a pre-arranged open code, utilizing insurance
policy numbers, sets the time and place of contact. LIPSTICK-14's
overt occupation is that of an insurance salesman and adjuster;
consequently, there is a cover basis for such a telephonic
conversation. A reserve system of communication with LIPSTICK-14
has not yet been arranged, GERENDE has been instructed to do
this as soon as possible, thereby giving the Station a means to
contact LIPSTICK-14 directly should the need ever arise.
(4)
Security-Excluding KUBARK staff personnel, the LIMITED
Base is known to LIPSTICKS-2, 14, 27 and 28 and to Oliver
G. SCANTLING and Raymond H. GERENDE and possibly to
LIPSTICK-12 (CERENDE's opinion). Since LIPSTICK-14 has
known LIMEWATER (LIFEAT Project) for many years and since
LIMEWATER is LIPSTICK-2's brother, it is important to recognize
that the desirable degree of compartmentation between LIPSTICK/
LIMITED and LIFEAT probably does not exist. Although LIMEWATER
must be aware of LIPSTICK-14's and 2's PEPRIME employment,
it has not been possible to ascertain the extent of LIMEWATER's
knowledge about their specific activities, and vice versa. LIPSTICK-14
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worked with James O. AYCALL (LIMESTONE) during WW-II;
however, he claims that the only members of AYCALL's family
that he ever met was AYCALL's "alieged wife, Since she saw
him only one time many years ago, LIPSTICK-14 does not
believe that she would recognize him now,
Netther GERENDE nor LIPSTICK-14 are aware that KUBARK
owns the LIMITED Base House. The extent of their knowledge
is that LIMOUSINE is the owner and we simply rent from him.
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(5) Recommendations - It is recommended that GERENDE
continue to meet with LIPSTICK-14 and to supervise his operation.
In this connection, GERENDE has been instructed to reorganize
his existing communications arrangements with LIPSTICK-14 to
include a new regular system, a rapid non-scheduled system and
a reserve system. Also, GERENDE is to review with LIPSTICK-14
their cover reasons for mecting and knowing each other and to be
prepared to use this cover story should they ever be apprehended
together.
LIPSTICK-14 was instructed on 8 August 1958 to cease all
social and business contact with LIPSTICK-2. Oliver G.
SCANTLING, who has previously handled LIPSTICK-14 and sees
him occasionally even now, has been directed to cease all
contact with the LIMITED Base and LIPSTICK-14 except when
approved by the Case Officer. (NOTE: It is necessary at times
for SCANTLING to debrief LIPSTICK-14 for LIMESA leads).
LILYRIC
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Target Stationary photographic surveillance of persons
entering and leaving the LIMERICK installations.
(2) Personnel LIJERSEY-5 is personnel manager of a
Mexican affiliate of a large PBPRIME company. In addition to
serving as a spotter for potential surveillance team members, he
also serves as the cutout for the LILYRIC Base, GERENDE
manages and directs the LILYRIC Base through LIJERSEY-5.
LIJERSEY-5 maintains direct contact with LIJERSEY-2, the
Base House operator, and his wife, LIJERSEY-12, who does
most of the photographic work. LIJERSEY-5 is a PBPRIME
citizen. He is paid a monthly salary of $1,000.00 (MN).
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LIJERSEY-2 is the LILYRIC Base operator. He is a Captain in
the Mexican Army Reserve and is also employed by Colgate-
Palmolive Peet Company as an industrial engineer. He receives
a monthly salary of $1,000,00 (MN) and he and his wife live rent
and ullies free in the LILYRIC Base,
LIJERSEY-12 is the wife of LIJERSEY-2. She does most of the
photographic and reporting work at the LILYRIC Base and has
proven herself to be a capable and worthwhile asset. It has
been necessary for her to become proficient in the LILYRIC work
since her husband works at his regular job during the day. She
receives a monthly salary of $800,00 (MN).
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(3) Communications · GERENDE contacts LIJERSEY-5 twice
weekly at prearranged contact points during the late afternoon
hours. LIJERSEY-5 contacts LIJERSEY-2 two to three times
weekly at prearranged car contact points and receives the "take"
from the LILYRIC Base. On occasion GERENDE has contacted
LIJERSEY-2 directly, but this procedure is used only when LIJERSEY-5
is out of town or otherwise not available. GERENDE does not
know LIJERSEY-12 or vice versa. No reserve system of com-
munications exists whereby a Station officer could contact
LIJERSEY-2 directly should the need arise; however, GERENDE has
been instructed to set up such a system of communications. The
same will be done with LIJERSEY-5, although he is known to
several Station officers and little difficulty would be experienced
in contacting him directly.
(4) Security
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The security of the LILYRIC Base appears,
at least on paper, to be in better shape than the Limited or
LICALLA Bases. Insofar as the Case Officer has been able
to determine, the only indigenous agents aware of the LILYRIC
Base are GERENDE, LIJERSEYS 2, 5 and 12. and LIPSTICKS
38 and 40, and all of these individuals have a close connection
with the operation of the Base. The only tie-in the LILYRIC Base
has with the LIPSTICK operations is through GERENDE.
(5)
Recommendations. GERENDE has been instructed
to change his meeting plans with LIJERSEY-5 and to review
the communications set-up between LIJERSEY-5 and LIJERSEY-2
(L-5 and L-2 are long-time friends and, consequently, the
cover problem is minimized). A staggered schedule of
coverage of the LIMERICK target between LILYRIC and LIMITED
was initiated on 18 August 1958. Although the operators of
these two bases are unaware of the existence of the other,
a suitable cover story has been worked out to satisfy any
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curiosity that LIPSTICK-14 and LIJERSEYS-2 and 12 may have. This
procedure is believed desirable due to the confining nature of the
photographic tasks and the lack of additional personnel to assist
at each of the bases. Also, this staggered schedule of coverage
should reduce some of the duplication presently coming in from
the two bases.
LICALLA
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(1) Target Stationary photographic surveillance of persons
and activities in the garden area of the LIMERICK installation,
(2) Personnel LIPSTICK-39, his wife and three small children
live at the LICALLA Base. He is an accountant for a local
bus line and works at his cover job in the evenings. LIPSTICK-39
does an excellent and conscientious job of photographic coverage
at the LICALLA Base. In addition to the photos he takes, he
writes a narrative description of the events which take place
in the target's garden area. He receives a monthly salary of
$2,000.00 (MN) and free rent at the LICALLA Base,
(3) Communications - GERENDE meets LIPSTICK-39 twice
weekly, usually on Tuesdays and Thuradays. They have four
contact points, one of which is selected at each meeting for
use for the next meeting. In the event that contact is not
established, GERENDE has the initiative in contacting LIPSTICK-39
by phoning him at the bus line office during the evenings. Then, by
prearranged open code, a meeting site and time are agreed on.
Since Oliver G. SCANTLING is also acquainted with LIPSTICK-39,
it would be possible to contact him through SCANTLING should
something happen to GERENDE. However, to facilitate proper
and secure communications procedures, GERENDE has been
directed to establish a reserve system of communications with
Lipstick-39, using the customary oral and physical bonafides.
(4) Security- The most serious security problem concerning
LICALLA is the fact that LIPSTICK-39 is the brother of
LIPSTICK-47 (the first agent arrested by the local police agency
during the recent LIPSTICKflap). Although it is generally
believed by Station officers that LIPSTICK-39's name was not
mentioned by LIPSTICK-47 nor that any indication was given
concerning LIPSTICK-39's job, it must be understood that
should the local police agency decide later to interrogate
LIPSTICK-47, the probability exists of compromising LIPSTICK-39
and LICALLA. The Station sees no way to overcome this
possibility.
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It is important to note here that LICALLA occupies one of the four
LIMUST properties. While it is believed that LIPSTICK-39 does
not know that KUBARK owns the Base or has anything to do with
the other three houses, is entirely conceivable that should one
of the local police agencies or the LIMERICK personnel become
aware of LICALLA activities, they could very easily arrive at
some logical conclusions about all of the LIMUST property. This
would be detrimental, if not fatal, to our aims. However,
another Station viewpoint on this same problem is that if compromised,
LICALLA would divert suspicion from, rather than to, LIMUST.
Should one of the local police agencies begin an investigation which
might involve LIMUST and LICALLA, then LICALLA could be
sacrificed to protect the LIMUST Base. These possibilities
become somewhat theoretical and perhaps impractical due
to the lack of predictibility of the local police agencies, but neverthe
less must be weighed one against the other.
In view of the apparent importance of the LIMESA/LIMUST
operation a lot of thought and discussion have transpired at the
Station about continuing the LICALLA operation in its present
location or suspending it for the immediate future and attempting
to find another suitable location away from the LIMUST property,
A sound argument can be made for terminating the base since such
an alternative might have the effect of limiting any knowledge
LIPSTICK-39 may have about the LIMESA/LIMUST Installation,
However, the termination of a productive base such as LICALLA
would require an explanation to LIPSTICK-39 which could not help but
leave him a bit suspicious. For Headquarters information, the
local rental laws are such that LIPSTICK-39 would not be able to
comprehend why we did not insist on him maintaining "squatters
rights" (as stated previously, LIPSTICK-39 apparently does not
know that we own LICALLA or even have an interest in any of the
other LIMUST properties) which can easily be done in Mexico.
Therefore, any attempt to terminate LICALLA might cause more
of a security problem with LIPSTICK-39 than permitting
LICALLA to operate as it is now. Another possibility would be
terminating LIPSTICK-39 and putting another agent in the present
LICALLA Base. If this measure were followed, it would not
eliminate the fact that LIPSTICK-39, even if terminated, would
still know of the existance of the present LICALLA Base. Still
another possibility would be to terminate LIPSTICK-39 and the
LICALLA Base; however, since LICALLA and the other LIMUST
properties are ostensibly owned by one man, LIMOUSINE, suspicions
and investigations could still lead to LIMUST.
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LICALLA at its present location and with its present operator,
LIPSTICK-39. One alternative appears to be about es good as another
in this case, and it is an acknowledged fact that LICALLA, at its
present location, is a worthwhile and productive asset. Head-
quarters ideas and comments on the LICALLA Base would be
appreciated.
At the present time it is planned to move LIPSTICK-39 and family
to a furnished apartment when the time comes to remodel the
LICALLA Base. After completion of the remodeling, LIPSTICK-39
and family will return to the present LICALLA Base,
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Target Investigative asset used for taking curreptitious
photographs of persona, places and things that are from time to
time of interest to the Station and Headquarters.
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(2) Personnel LIPSTICK-2, as indicated by the low numerical
designation of his cryptonym, has been employed by KUBARK for
several years. At the present time LIPSTICK-2 is responsible
for the day-to-day operation of the photographic surveillance
truck. He is also used occasionally to spot and rent operational
apartments. In the past, LIPSTICK-2 has served as team leader
of a low level surveillance team (which was compromised and
subsequently disbanded), as a LIFEAT line inspector (when he
was not busy with the photo truck), and as a state surveillance
man (L. e., used as an outside sentry during the March 1958
entry of the LIMUST Base by KUTUBE/D, KURIOT and KUCLUB
technicians. (NOTE: LIPSTICK-2 was assigned the task of
watching the entire area during the day for any unusual activity
on the part of target personnel. He was not told that he was to
watch a specific house. He was dismissed from his static sur-
veillance before dusk and the Headquarters technicians did not
enter LIMUST until after 2030 hours.) LIPSTICK-2 is the brother
of LIMEWATER (LIFEAT Project) and LIPSTICK-34 (LIPSTICK
Surveillance team member) is LIPSTICK-2's wife's nephew.
LIPSTICK-2's cover is buying and selling cars; however, about
the only business he has in this connection is when he buys and
sells cars for KUBARK. His cover is quite weak, He receives
a monthly salary of $3, 200,00 (MN) plus $600.00 (MN) per month
for the use of his personal car.
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LIPSTICK-24 does not know GERENDE and, presumably, knows
only LIPSTICK-2, with whom he works on the photo truck. His
cover is as a salesman of electrical appliances; however, he
does not pursue his cover job to the desirable extent. LIPSTICK-24
was recruited by LIPSTICK-2 about one year ago and is currently
receiving a salary of $1,000.00 (MN) per month. Since he has
now worked a year for the Station, and performed satisfactorily,
his salary should be raised to $1,200,00 (MN) per month (LIEMPTY
will provide for this increase).
(3) Communications GERENDE meets LIPSTICK-2 two to three
times a week. These meetings are arranged by phone and take
place at previously selected contact points which can be referred
to in telephonic conversations by Innocent sounding code names.
LIPSTICK-2 also knows GERENDE's true name, where he lives, and
his phone number. In the past he has had occasion to telephone
CERENDE at the latter's home. LIPSTICK-2 knows DINGLEY, and
could, in an emergency situation, contact DINGLEY. However,
GERENDE has been instructed to arrange a complete communica-
tions plan with LIPSTICK-2, including a reserve means of contact,
For security reasons, GERENDE has been instructed to inform
LIPSTICK-2 that his only contact is with CERENDE and that in
the future he is not to contact anyone else in the organization
without GERENDE's permission. Also, that should contact with
GERENDE be disrupted, he is to await for the higher echelon to
establish contact with him (all agents under GERENDE are being
go instructed). This is particularly important in the case of
"ipstick-2, since he has by-passed GERENDE in two or three
Instances in the past.
(4) Security - Probably the most serious security situation
involving the photo truck, LIPSTICK-2 and Lipstick-24 is the
basic knowledge of the LIPSTICK surveillance team that such an
asset exists, even to the point that one of the team members
(LIPSTICK-34) is the listed owner of the photo truck. The personal
knowledge of LIPSTICK-2 about the LIFEAT operation also represents
a security hazard of the first class. For example, if LIPSTICK-2
were compromised and arrested as a result of his activities,
there is a possibility that he could compromise his brother,
LIMEWATER, the LIMITED Base and LIPSTICK-14, GERENDE
and our interest in the highly sensitive LIMESA/LIMUST operation.
(NOTE: According to the LIFEAT Case Officer and the former
LIPSTICK Case Officer, both LIMEWATER and LIPSTICK-2 have
been reminded on several occasions during the past few years
that they were not to discuss any aspect of their operations with
each other. Also, LIPSTICK-2, to the best of the Station's
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knowledge, does not know the location of any of the LIFEAT
Base houses).
A now truck should be purchased as soon as possible to replace
the present truck. The new truck should be purchased in an
assumed name and vehicle papers should list an untraceable
address, LIPSTICK-2 has already been informed that he is to
have no contact with LIPSTICK-14 or any other operational
personnel he may know except, of course, LIPSTICK-24,
with whom he works, and GERENDE, who supervises his
activities. In addition to the above, the Station should begin
thinking about a replacement agent for LIPSTICK-2 and every
effort should be made to set up an independent and compartmented
photo truck operation. This would permit the eventual termination
of LIPSTICK-2, after we have given him several months to
reduce his knowledge of current operations.
LIJERSEY
(1)
Target-Foot surveillance and investigative support of
other Station operations,
(2)
Personnel. LIJERSEY-4 ts of a low social class and
lives with his mother in a slum area of Mexico City. He ta
the sole support for his mother and several younger brothers
and sisters. He is described by GERENDE as having a lot of
ambition and a strong desire to improve his standard of living
and position in life. The Station has found him to be a good
observer and, consequently, adequate for static surveillance
work. Although he now has his drivers license, he is not a
capable driver and probably will never develop into one.
GERENDE has been encouraging LIJERSEY-4 to obtain employment
as a salesman to supplement his KUBARK income of $1,000,00
(MN) and to establish himself in a cover job. However, LIJERSEY-4
has not yet obtained such employment. It is the Station's
opinion that LIJERSEY-4 is definitely an asset of limited value
and will never develop into the high-calibre surveillance asset
which the Station really needs.
LIJERSEY-8's situation is about the same as LIJERSEY-4's,
He lives with his family and is currently taking highschool
courses (LIJERSEY-4 is doing the same). He is not an imaginative
talker and has difficulty making up cover stories and spur-of-the-
moment excuses and explanations - the vital qualifications for a
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team members and with more practice will probably develop
tmo a capable and dependable driver. LIJERSEY-8 has
recently shown a commendable amount of initiative where his
ouver situation is concerned. He has obtained a job as a
commiscion salesman for UNDERWOOD typewriters and,
according to GERENDE, is making a substantial amount of "pin"
money. However, as in the case of LIJERSEY-4, LIJERSEY-8
is at best an asset of only limited value. LIJERSEY-8 also
receives a salary of $1,000.00 (MN) per month.
LIJERSEY-13 does not know LIJERSEYS-4 and 8 and vice versa,
LIJERSEY-13 is better dressed than the other two team members
and can pass as a better educated and more socially flexible
Individual. He speaks fairly good English. He performs pretext
investigation assignments with facility and imagination and is
adept at making up cover stories. In brief, he makes a good
impression on the people he interviews. He is not a good
driver and is too nervous to develop into one. His salary is
$1,000.00 (MIN) per month.
(3) Communications GERENDE has daily contact arrange-
ments with the three LIJERSEYS. Prearranged meeting places
are used on designated days of each week and the LIJERSEYS are
instructed to go to each meeting. They have standing instructions
to continue going to their meeting sites for two weeks; if they
have not been contacted during that period of time, they can
discontinue their communications plan and await contact by
GERENDE or another appropriately selected agent at their
respective homes. None of the LIJERSEYS have home telephones;
hence, it is impossible to arrange any type of communications
using this means. GERENDE is currently in the process of
setting up new and more complete communications arrangements
with the three LIJERSEYS.
(4)
Security - Insofar as knowledge of other operations,
personnel and assets is concerned, the LIJERSEYS appear to have
the best security of any of the operations handled by GERENDE.
New communications plans with the LIJERSEYS w ill do much
toward increasing security and ability to meet contingencies.
GERENDE will be instructed to give refresher training to all
three LIJERSEYS in operational security, cover and communications.
The major danger existing with the LIJERSEY team, and with any
survelliance team, is the possibility of compromise and arrest
by one of the local police agencies. Should this happen, GERENDE
and his other operations would be placed in considerable danger.
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For this reason, it is not advisable to have GERENDE
connected with a surveillance team and also contacting and
directing the sensitive photo base houses. Therefore, until such
time as a suitable asset can be developed or acquired to take over
the LIJERSEY team, their actual surveillance assignments will
be kept at the mtaimum.
(5)
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It is suggested that the LIJERSEY
framework be used for the recruitment of at least three competent
and higher class local nationals for use on surveillance assign-
ments. After the recruitment of such individuals, it may be
suggested that LIJERSEYS-4 and 8 be terminated. LIJERSEY-13 should
remain as an independent investigative asset to conduct "credit"
and other type of inquiries which he can do without help from
other agents. LIJERSEY-5 has already been asked to spot
prospective candidates of a higher social standing for use on a
new surveillance team; however, even under optimum conditions,
one and a half years will be required to get such a team functioning.
In order to recruit the type of team member that will be most
worthwhile to the Station, we must plan to pay a minimum starting
salary of $1,600.00 (MN) per month. The cost of living in
Mexico is continually on the rise and where $1,000.00 (MN)
was a good salary one to two years ago, it really is not adequate today.
LIFEAT
(1)
Target - Conversations coming from two telephone taps,
BGMORNING and Cuban extiles.
(2) Personnel
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two lines are maintained. He personally processes the take
from the lines and passes it to OUSLER for Station dissemination
to Robert B. RIGGS (BGMORNING) and Calude K. Shyrock (Cubans).
GERENDE, in accordance with LIFEAT procedures, is supposed to
remain in this apartment seven days a week. However, this is
impossible due to his other operational assignments and activities.
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(3) Communications GERENDE meets daily with OUSLER
to pass the LIFEAT "take" and to discuss other operational
matters.
(4) Security - It is not a good security practice to have a
LIFEAT monitor working on anything except LIFEAT. Other
duties, which GERENDE certainly has, limit one's capability
for maimaining the required security alermess for telephone
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repairmen and others who might accidentally discover one of
our LIFEAT taps. Also, should GEREND: be compromised
through any of his other operations, it to concetvable that the
EGMORNING and Cuban Exiles LIPEAT teps would be discovered
by one of the local police agencies.
(5)
Recommendations - It is suggested that a replacement
be found as soon as possible to relieve GERENDE of his present
LIFEAT duties.
LICOOL-7
(I) Target - A planned technical installation against a person
of interest to the Station and to Headquarters,
(2) Personnel
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LIMITATION-5 and his wife, LIMITATION-6,
are the LIC-7 Base House operators, LIMITATION-5 has
been with KUBARK for several years. He was at one time the
LIAXIOM Base House operator. He presently works for the
DuPont Company. He dresses well, speaks rome English
and could be described as belonging to the rising middle class of
Mexicans. His wife can do photographic work and has had previous
experience with KUBARK in the dispatching of car surveillances
by radio, LECTATIONS-5 and 6 are not participating in any
active work pending the installation of LICOOL-7 in their apartment.
LIMITATION-5 receives a monthly salary of $300.00 (MIN) and
LIMITATION-6 receives $400.00 (MN) monthly.
(3) Communications A complete communications plan does
not exist between GERENDE and LIMITATION-5. At the present
time it is only necessary for GERENDE to see LIMITATION-5
on pay day and when Harvey C. MULFORD destres to visit the
apartment for technical surveys and other work. Therefore,
GERENDE and LIMITATION-5 utilize an open code telephonic
means of getting together. So far, this has worked quite well, but
it will be necessary later to set up a more sophisticated
commmications system.
(4)
Security - The operational aspects of LICOOL-7 are under
the jurisdiction of Matthew S. DINGLEY; therefore, the author
of this report is not familiar with the security ramifications, if
any, surrounding this technical installation and the agents operating it.
(5)
Recommendations - None.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Also on the payroll as worthwhile assets are GERENDE's brother-in-
law, LIPSTICK-38, and his sister, LIPSTICK-40. GERENDE and LIPSTICK-
38 process and print all the LIMITED, LILYRIC, LICALLA and truck
photo3. LIPSTICK-40 does non-sensitive translation work for the Station.
Both LIPSTICKS-38 and 40 are handled by GERENDE. They do not have
contact with other agents or with station officers. LIPSTICK-38 receives
a monthly salary of $1,000,00 (MN). LIPSTICK-40 receives the equivalent
or $1,75 U. S. in pesos per hour for her work.
Although it is not adviseable from the security point of view to have any
Indigenous agent aware of all three of our LIMERICK photographic bases and
the photo truck, the load on the Station photographer several months ago
resulted in just such a solution to the problem. Previously, GERENDE and
LIPSTICK-38 had processed only the photographs from LIMITED, LILYRIC and
the truck.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Recommendations have been included in several sections of this paper,
Those same recommendations, excepting those which have already been carried out
or are in the process of implementation, are listed below in a composite form
to facilitate the readers' overall comprehension.
a.
Continue the reorganization of communication arrangements
with all agents.
b.
Relieve GERENDE of his LIFEAT duties (B GMORNING and Qubau
Exiles taps) as soon as possible.
C.
Continue to use GERENDE for the time being as the principal
agent in charge of LIMITED, LILYRIC, LICALLA, the Photo Truck,
LIJERSEY, LIMITATIONS-5 and 6, and LIPSTICKS 38 and 40.
d. Arrange a warning system of communications for removing
GERENDE to PBPRIME should he be compromised to one of the local
police agencies.
L
Purchase a new photo truck for use by LIPSTICKS 2 and 24.
Begin planning for a compartmented photo truck operation
which will later permit termination of LIPSTICK-2.
8% Spot and recruit at least three indigenous agents from the
middle class social level to form the nucleus of a new LIJERSEY
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surveillance team,
h.
Eventually separate GERENDE from either LIJERSEY surveillance
team duties or the three photographic base houses, preferably the former.
The two types of activities are not compatible with each other and should
not be handled by the same principal agent.
Implied, but not specifically stated elsewhere in this paper,
is the suggestion that GERENDE be given a "cooling off" and training
period of two to three months in PUPRIME. Of course, this will not
be possible until other assets are developed to take over GERENDE's
present duties. After his return from PBPRIME, GERENDE could be
used to develop new support assets which would be completely compartmented
from all of his previous operations, personnel and activities.
CONCLUSIONS
It would take several weeks of uninterrupted study of files to write a
really comprehensive security review of GERENDE's operations and activities.
However, based on the facts contained in this paper, it is the Station's opinion
that GERENDE probably is not now known to the local police agencies as a
KUBARK or FBPRIME agent. It is believed that GERENDE could be identified
by the local police agencies at any time they choose to interrogate LIPSTICKS-12
and 30 in detail or when one of the other agent assets formerly or currently
associated with GERENDE is compromised. Furthermore, if GERENDE ta
arrested, he could compromise most of the Station's support assets, plus the
BGMORNING and Cuban Exiles portions of LIFEAT.
Given several months time, the slow process of compartmentation
can be introduced into GERENDE's operations. Such compartmentation, however,
will never reach the truly desirable point, but some improvement over the
existing situation can be made. If GERENDE can emerge basically unscathed
from the current incidents, then KUBARK will have an extremely valuable
long-range support asset.
21 October 1958
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interenes o tlined the arrest of LOSTICKA?, the subsequent arrests of
* TO 12 and 3, their interrogation by the Mexican Secret Servios and their
eventual rare fras priem. References truly portrayed the incident with the
fil aing exteptiunan
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None of the arrested men vas tortured.
LIPSTICE-45 was never arrested.
only inuTHE 17, 30 and 47 vaze arrosteů,
4. LIPSTICK-29 was not taken from his home by forms.. In fact he
VKA never arrested.
2. While unter detention the arrestal non talá the story as it appears in
Albuchant A which was written by LIPSTICK-30. It is not balieved that the nều
nything more togabe:
The subetence of the story was told to Biation Music Mentically
e forte (3) asperate and exepartamented souresa, 1.8. frm the arrestal sm, from
The attorway, Haul F. GARIGRAD, and free the Dunsalor of Canadien mbassy, Útiney
"..
Each operation contioned in Attachment A, which vas susceptible
th a check by the Secret Service, vas investigated by these However, no operation'
n't mentiouen in Attachment à vas investigated by the Secret forvice.
c. LIPSTICK-47, who had only been with the tone chart one and a half
the ad who did most of the talking, did not know my information other than
that in Attachment A.
&.
LIPOFICK-12 anÁ 30, who knew considerably more about our operations,
are both male of sterner stuff than LIPSTICE-47 and have kemer minds.
e. The "ring of truth" that Attachment & hes. It is not believed that
Sauret Service is sufficiently sophisticated to exmont such a believable story.
f. The combined opinion of every Case Officer who has know LIPSTICK-12
and 30 that they did not reveal any information other than that contained in Attach-
241 A.
8. On 10 July 1953 LIPSTICK-12 and 30 were examined by Martin F.
REMALEY on ICFLUTTER. REMALEY was satisfied that the results of this examination
expletely emnerated LIPSTICK-12 sed 30 from say cooperation with the Hexi Gan
Police. The results of those tests are attached as Attachment B.
3. In order to assess what possible damage might have been done to Station
Mexico's operations if the arrested men had told the Secret Bervice everything
They knew, there follows a list of those operations known to the arrested men:
a. LXPSTICK-47 Ald not know anything more than he told the Secret
vic outlined in Attentavat A.
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b. LISTIC-12:
(1). He was resulted by LATIG BADG tiki be worki
for Station Morton but Sosa pot know it what empacity LIQUIATION 18
replural,
(2) He knows that LIQUIATTOO, LISTATION-3 and LIMITATION-6
work for Station Nexia, but does not kncy in what is they, work.
(3) He kanore the this usana of Those 0.97, and P,
IMRER, Katthew B. DIEGLET, Oliver J. SCANTLIFI, WOšrel 0. CLOWN,
Kayoond S. GEORDER, Harvey P. LINDOKOLTZ, Bayi I. POL and Chris
K. SEATOK.
(4) He knows all of the details of the PISMARIC 9 mná stærð
Oqwanations.
qartment,
(5) He participated in the reià em Alfredo Cerra Borgna'
(f) He knows of LIPTICK Car 5 (ploto truck).
(7) He knows all of the present LIFFFICH surveillance teon
LISTIC- and it who used to be with the team,
1.INRUME
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(8) Through surveillance, he move of the falloring Paulí ans :
Ruland Abbiate (Franonis Rozen)
PEREARS
Alfred Kaufasa 6 Martha Dodd Stern
LIVESTOCK-3
LINSTOCK-1
Sexual Brooks
Marica Halperin
3 indigenous onployees of the U.S.
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Surveillance of various officials of the Perting Costa Mesdicano
Suveillance of various Soviet officials. Es probably knows of the existence
of the LIMTED bese since this base dispatched the indio cɛra on suun
veillance of Soviet officials.
Samuel RODRIGUEZ Rodrigues
base.
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individual who desired to purchase the LOUIT
0.
LIPSTICK-30:
(1) Se was recruited by Ramond B. G. fe knew that GERAITS
works for Station Mexico but does not know in what depecity.
(g) He knows the true næse of
0. rá P.
SECHEN, Matther 8. DIFEST, Wilfred O. CLAES, Chiver SARIN), tod
Harvey P. DECIRKHOLTZ.
(3) He participated in the raid on the epartment
Guerra Borges,
Alfreso
(4) He knows of the LIPSTICK fo v-Mitje (photo truck).
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(5) He knows all of the present LIPSTICK toon amé LIPEFICK-12
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(6) Through surveillance, be het learned of all the operations as
listed in the case of LIMPICKAR.
b. At the present time the LIPSTICK team is imperative. The tein maters
working at their various cover jobe and writing a critique on the surveillance
echniques they used which ceased these three to be arresteni
Katther S. DINGLET has stopped all smadtive cantaste and turned then
over to quinton N. OSLER use precentloczy nemmere abrid ULEI be under
SurveillQUS. DINGLEY continues to se+ LIPSTICK- viac etsinistere the
wan, end DINGLEY also ccatimure to be the ease officer for LIVERPOWE
LIPSTICK-47 has been fired and the LIPSTICK offices have bean vuusted
sad the furniture stored in a polio var. With the malleat congeration
Of lognles and Monterrey Bases, Wilfred Ü. GAZZ u ngglad en or Nurics.
5. Puture planning for the LIPUTZCE texa vill dogmal the results of
operational tests and additional defestire 19269e4caust inssa qo the notioss
of the team and the results obtained, Osceral þögni miten Bimadi, Chief of
the Maxiow Secret Service, has agreed to proient the team Pelly and assum
responsibility for their motions for them of 3240,00 1.5. per mouth. HOLINAR
has also promised to ismus the team arefatiale from the Secret Service, or exze
rother official investigative pop, after the prociderifel inxgæration in Novena
ber of 1958. The future of the LI son vill depend upon the following featore
6. It is not believed that the secret. Service Onzinlied, nor even
suggested, that the team report future activities to the fores Carvies. (Test
leads, susceptible of checking, will be given to the LCS tem to determine
if they are being reported to the Secret Mrvice)...
b. Degree of socess to Souret Service films given to the LISTIC teasu.
0.
Effectiveness of General MLIEAN's protectio
7. Statica Mexico reccunende that the LIITK taɛn be allowed to ecutione
operations for a period of thres north at which time aromessment will be made
based upon the evidence eccumulated over that period of $145. The reassement
will be concerned mainly with whether or not the tem is really under the contral
of the Secret Service and the degres of oueness of their "pestration" of the
Secret Service.
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Paymond H. GERENDE
HMM-A-11368
6 November 1958
1. This dispatch represents the type of operational reporting
we nood. I think any answer to the Station should lead off with an
expression of appreciation for a good job. Maybe it will encourage
them to write more of this type.
2 OLA GERENDE is very exposed and should be taken off some of his &¥¥¥£££<»\
Jobs at once. Specifically, my ideas are as follows:
3. Re para. 3 a, agent is very capable and should be retained
if secure means can be found. Getting rid of him would not solve the
problem. As long as he is in Mexico he is vulnerable. Some thought
should be given to how he would be supported in the event of arrest.
Personally, I believe the Station would do better to sacrifice a case
officer than permit things to drag on to the point where GERENDE might
tell all to the police.
Recommendations:
a. GERENDE be briefed so as to be ever ready with an innocuous
story to tell the police in the event of arrest.
b. GERENDE be told to contact one of already blown Station
officers like HAZLETT in the event of arrest and that the Station
officer be ready to appear personally at police station to free
GEFENDE. If the case officer named for this city and GERENDE
both know the innocuous cover story, there should be little problem.
I have done it myself. A good cover story is "looking for draft
dodgers" or some such tale which does not have implications of
working against Mexican citizens.
c.
That if not allowed to communicate directly GERENDE should
tell the senior officer present at police station that he works
on (cover story) for HAZLETT and insists HALLETT be sent for.
d. That a second blown case officer's name be given as an
alternate for HAZLETT, who is often out of town and unavailable.
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8. That GERENDE be taken off LIFEAT at once and all
suspicious audio equipment be removed from his home or offices.
At present, LIFEAT is the only illegal activity being engaged
in by GERENDE; if he is made merely in connection with his
physical surveillance activities he is not likely to be hurt
by the Mexicans.
1. Concur preparations should be made to hide out GERENDE
if it is known he is to be arrested.
4. Re para. 4 a, GERENDE's participation in LIMITED is 0. K.
I believe no law is being broken. However, LIMITED is probably blown
to the Soviets. Here is the more real danger. Station should find out
who is the registered owner of the phone at LIMITED. Prior to leaving
Mexico I noted to MAHONEY it was still held in the name of LIMESTONE-3
(now fired and hence a possible threat).
5. Re para. 4 b: This is the same situation as LIMITED but not
so likely blown to the Soviets. There is no reason why GERENDE should
not continue this work.
6. Re para. 4 c, LICALLA is a very special problem and should
be taken up at once with Headquarters elements working on LIMESA/LIMUST.
I thought LICALLA had been cancelled out when LIMESA began to shape up.
I consider it a danger to LIMESA. Has LICALLA produced anything of
value? I think, we could vacate this in such a way that the agents in
LICALIA would have no cause to be suspicious. (Put an obvious tail on
the agent, scare him off, etc. This would throw off the Mexican police,
too, in the event they are already wise to LICALLA through LIPSTICK 47.
We could pretend to believe the Soviets ran the tail and the game is up.)
Recommendation: Get rid of LICALIA unless very productive. Better
do this before the remodeling begins.
7. Re para 4 d, photo truck. LIPSTICK-2 does know of the locations
of some of the basehouses on LIFEAT since he was a line inspector.
Recommendations:
a. New compartmented truck should be set up. Don't use false
names and addresses. It could result in great harm.
b. LIPSTICK-2 be sent off to some small town as "resident
agent" for general work and to get him out of the area.
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8. Re para. e. I have no particular thoughts on LIJERSEY bet
think it consistent for GERENDE to handle it.
9. Re para. 4 f: GERENDE should be taken off LIVEAT at once,
even if it means losing lines. As of March this year the Station
had enough agent personnel to handle bases for 24 lines. They should
be able to fill the gap even though LDESTONE-3 and his tribe ware
fired. Only 12 lines are now being handled (latest report). The way
CERENDE is handling his LIFEAT work seems to be breaking all the rules
wo set up inseven years of experience.
10. Re para. 4 g, LICOOL-7. I see no harm in GERENDE's handling
the operational aspect of this case. But through LIMITATIONS the
police could get back to LIMITATION and the main LIRICK tap, that is,
if they were able to make GERENDE talk before we could-save-hing 5 The
danger to LIMITATION was not brought out in the Station's survey.
11. In re para. 5, recommendations -
a. Approve.
b. Get him off LIFEAT right now.
c. Concur, but liquidate LICALLA.
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d.
This needs some discussion. What do we do with GERENDE
in the U. S.?
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Concur.
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f. Concur with reservation noted above.
8.
O. K.
h. I don't see why he can't handle all these jobs since
they are physical surveillances.
1. Not a bad idea.
12. Final observations:
a. What is GERENDE's cover?
b. We must be sure he is not overworked. Sloppy work has
resulted from people being overworked.
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1. Effective 1 October 1957, the conträet (as meded) for subject,
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LINES end is responsible for LIPSTICK office mer 2, CE supervises
the van of MUZICK-jú vito processes the films from: KIND, LIGAMMA, kasd
LYLYTIC UL903.
directs the sctivities of the H
tan ( crunte project dlocmood in Bihi (151). 18 in alaɔ responsible
for the sclivitice of the find surveillance bioahouse, LILYRUC.
(1) LILNIC in a second atory murtumi viich affords a view
into the right angle of the main gate of the LNG instalimikaa
it im angle via photographs from the top of the basis damnard.
The pijem is the is that wood in UND A LICALIA and
the film is procoaned in the sun way. 1171Y-12 Lives in this
agurtzasert and is responsible for the photographie und physical
Barvaillanco. da reparto ugplaamt but do not diguliste those
slutted by the LED bench. The potager ALKIC
are superior in qadity to thove obtained fræ: either ID or
LICALIA. 1JX-12 is in efficient stanyhow und good
photographer. Also, this buse offers a better poolt
to take photgreba.
fra which
(2) a contacta in privato investigative spencies tre
used to check leads from other aparutions. During June und July
1957 CAIRANE received training at Goodę.rtars und both he ini
the Case Officer foal this truining has been most baxricial.
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Chief, Wa Division
Chief of Station, Mexico City
Referenc
Operational
William „erson BRANN (201-2008)
11781-5862
ACTION REQUESTED: Home
19 Bovember 2957
1. There is attached for Lundquarters retention a trunalution
of a report concerning the Subject. The original report was obtained
through a private detective agency in Mexico City v.ich hd bl.am
contacted by Raymond _MANDA. GLADE posed to a businesðun
socking credit and character reports on the carercial firm of
Gibbon, Alonson y Cia., S.A. de Mexico. This was a well Lasigament
für the detective agency in order that Station Musico could usaces
the investigative assets of the agency for possible future operational
exploitation.
2. The sub-source of #31A-8021, the former :
chief in Mexico,
knows the Subject personally. The Case Officer will contact hin
direct for additional information on the subject and his activities.
Inal,
MSD/bet
15 ΤΟΥ 57
Distribution
3
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1.98 watchart
2 - Files
COPY
Willard C.
Curtis
SECRET
LIPSTICKC/20
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SECRET
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Finance Division
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Contract Fersonnel Divis:on
Contract Extension for Raymond H. Corendo
1. Effective 1 October 1957
'
the contract (as amended) for
is extended for
the subject individual, effective 1 October 1955
a period of two (2) years
2. All other terms and conditions of the contract (as amended)
remain in full force and effect.
**
APPROVED:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY
Contracting Officer
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OFFICIAL DISPATCH
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DESPATCH NO.
201-119523
CLASSIFICATION
Chief of Station, Mexico City
DATE 10CT 57 1152
FROM • Chief, WND
SUBIECT
-
GENERAL
SPECIFIC "
Operational
Raymond H. GERENDE
The following is the evaluation of Raymond H. GERESTS written by the instructer
of foreign trainees on 12 September 1957.
1. Instruction commenced 10 June and uns concluded 12 July 1957. It
covered trajecraft, observation, description, casion and reporting, principles
of CE and CI, elicitation and interviewing, investigative techniques, and
briefings in photo and use of recording machin
2. Trainee was know as "Ray".
always plesaant, courteous, cheer u
phase of the training. He can sport,
difficulty.
36 was asy to work with.
The vas
sected (eminely interested in every
and rite English without any
3. Ray seemed well netfested; sere Pro Arerican than Feziean. Hie
possesses a strong interest in sides a sc. is an avid reader.
demonstrated ability to apply principles e bar learned from reading and
study in seemed possessed of initiativ although there was a limited opper\=
tunity of observing this quality in action.
4. While Regis futies to date reperently have not given him a wide
and varied experience in clandestine activity, he seemed to grasp the material
quite really and although in the field of CI and Cf he stated he had no FOT
thought of many of their aspects as arplying to his, he seemed glad of the
opportunity to learn and assorbed tum cuite readily. de now pos38 8:30 $ &
good verking kulde fonimmental principles involved. However, it is
felt that if he be to work primarily in this field, it should be under the
supervision of a case officer with considerable experience and background
in this type of activity.
5. As previously indicated, Ray was an avid reader. In addition to
certain case studies, he read the following bookst
Releasing officed
FORM NO. 51-29
JUN 1949
(Coordinating afficer)
SECRET
CLASSIFICATION
(Authenbooting officer)
201-119523
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tage Twe
"Man fook for 3.1ea
"The Spy Feb*
"Out of
endaga"
London Calling North Pole*
* Spy as to friends"
The following films were exhibited and critiquedi i
"ku "earch"
"urveillance"
"body Searc
"Under Cover" _
6. To fit that hay tecefitted courably from this course cf
instruction. feel that his concept and understanding of principles of
clandestine activity have been treatened and strengthened. Hi's interest,
ent:slam and retuction should reflect this in his future work.
Ching
J. C. KING
Chief, WED
25 September 1957
Distributions
3 Mexico City
1 WH/Mailroom
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1 - WH/III/Chrono
1- RI
1
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Subject
The
WH/111/Mexico/1Sule :mjm
Based on CT/OS/TR memo, 12 September 1957
Charles E. Gible
J. C. KING, CHIRF, WHO
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'R. DAHLGREN, C/WH/III
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23 September 1957
MEMORANAN PORT Contract Farsonnel Division
VIA
SUBJECT
: Fl/ðið – Projects Branch
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1 Raymond H. CERE (pe)
1. It is requested that the two-year contract of Raymond H.
GERENDS, (LIPSTICK-20), which uns executed on 1 October 1955, be
extended for a two year period, offactive 1 October 1957.
2. Raymond H. GRASKOE's principal duties are administration
and operatimal direction of the 111 STICK tax, processing film,
ccatacting agents and acting as out-out for the Case Officer,
conducting individual investigations, and handling cash advanons,
accountings and property.
Distribution:
Orig. & 1 - Addressee
1 WH/111/Chrono
1 - WH/III/Mexico
- Sul ject
WR/III/Handco/LSule:nja
SEORET
J. C. KING
Chief, niǝ
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Office Memorandum
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SUBJECT:
Chief, WH/3
Kr. Larry Sulc
Instructor, Foreign Traincos
• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE: 12 September 1357
Evaluation of trainee in Special Project LIPSTICK
1. Instruction in this project commenced 10 June and was
concluded 12 July 1957. It covered tradecraft, observation,
description, casing and reporting, principles of CERCI, elicitation
and interviewing, investigative techniques, and TSS briefings in
photo and the use of recording machines.
.
2. Trainee was known as "Ray". He was easy to work with.
Se was always pleasant, courteous, cheerful and seemed genuinely
interested in every phase of the training. He can speak read and
write English without any difficulty.
3. Ray seemed well motivated; more Pro-American than Mexican.
Se posseses a strong interest in clandestine work. He is an avid
reader. He demonstrated ability to apply principles he had learned
from reading and study. He seemed possessed of initiative although
there was a limited opportunity of observing this quality in action.
4. While Pay's duties to date apparently have not given him a
wide and varied experience in clandestine activity, he seemed to
grasp the material quite readily; and although in the field of
CIACE he stated he had never thought of many of their aspects as
applying to him, he seemed glad of the opportunity to learn and
absorbed then quite readily. He now possesses a good working
knowledge of fundamental principles involved. However, it is felt
that if he is to work primarily in this field, it should be under
the supervision of a case officer with considerable experience and
background in this type of activity.
5. As previously indicated, Ray was an avid reader. In addi-
tion to certain case studies, be read the following books:
"Handbook for Spies"
"The Spy Web"
"Out of Bondage"
"London Calling North Pole"
"A Spy Has No Friends"
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The following films were exhibited and critiqued:
"House Search"
*Surveillance"
"Body Search"
"Under Cover"
6. It is felt that Pay benefitted considerably from this
course of instruction. We feel that his concept and understand-
ing of principles of clandestine activity have been broadened
and strengthened. His interest, enthusiasm and production should
reflect this in his future work.
Досан Bella
OOCAR H. SELLS
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
ΤΟ • Chief, WH Division
Attention
FROM
: Mr. Lawrence R. Sulc, WH/III/Mexico
Room 2114 Earton Hall
DATE:
• Deputy Director of Security (Investigations and Support)
8 AUG 1957
SUBJECT:
COVERT SITE
Apartment D-22
The President Madison
Presidential Gardens
Alexandria, Virginia
#122877
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1
1
1. Reference is made to your request (Requisition No:57-51)
for safehouse facilities. Further reference is made to your subZKIEM KLİP-
sequent request that a survey be scheduled of the Subject covert
site and that you be advised of the results thereof.
2. It is the understanding of this office that the Subject
covert site was utilized for the training and housing of an agent
of interest to your office in connection with Project LIPSTICK. It
is further understood that motion pictures would be used as part of
the training program at the site. The Subject apartment was leased
in the name of Rufus KING, cleared attorney.
3. This confirms previous verbal advice that a security survey
was conducted at the Subject premises with favorable results. You
were previously advised of security approval for the use of the Sub-
ject premises for the above purposes.
4. In view of the fact that you have completed your use of the
Subject covert site, copies of the report of the survey of the site
are being retained in this office. Safehouse Branch and the Central
Cover Branch are being advised of the confirmation of the security
approval for the use of the site by copies of this memorandum.
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:
:
CC:
Shief, Safehouse Branch
Central Cover Branch
Recent H. Cummingen
Robert H. Cunningham
Lipstick (20)
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DISPATCH NO.
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SECRET
201-119523
CLASSIFICATION
DAJAUC 57 13 21
$ Chief of Station, Mexico City
FROM
1 Chief, HD
GENERAL
SUBJECT
-
SPECIFIC
-
Operational/LIP. TICK
Raymond H. GEREDE
Reference: 1-4554, 21 May 1957.
1. Subject departed from Washington, D.C. on 13-July 1957 to visit his
relatives in South Carolina prior to returning to Mexico. He completed
five weeks training on 12 July
an ovaly tion of the Subject by his
instructors will be forwarded in the future.
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2. Subject us advanced tum weeks per dies at the rate of $12 by Mexico
Station. Since his lodgings were provided by Handapters it was decided
to pay in per dien at the rate of ა. instation a payment was
extevied to cover four wacks and Cubject yes advanced 142 on 3 July to
cover the fifth week (7 July through 13 July).
3. The net amount of Subject's tarapova ill was not known at time of
Subject's dezerture. pantera bject's receipt in the amount
of $14.29 to cover the poney order made out by his to the telephone
company. Some of this count will probably be returned to Subject
whereupon he should be reimbursed for the net amount of the telephone
Hill.
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25 July 1958
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Charles E. Apple
for
J. C. KING, CHIEF, HD
FORM NO. 51-29
JUN 1949
WH/B&F
(Coordinating officer)
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King
C. KING
Chief, ☑AD
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WH/III/Mexice/LSulc:rms
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GEORET
CLASSIFICATION
R. DAHLGREN, C/WH/III
201-119523
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DISPATCH NO. 24-A-7427
CLASSIFICATION
DATE:
12 July 1957
ΤΟ
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Chief, WH Division
FROM :
Chief of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT: GENERAL-
Operational
SPECIFIC
Remon ALVAREZ Durant
....
Reference: HMM-W-4554
ACTION REQUESTED:
Hone
Attached for Headquarters retention are two copies of the subject's
visa application obtained from the Visa Section of the United States Embassy
in Mexico City on 6 May 1957.
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FORM B51-28 A
MAR. 1949
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Willard C. Curtis
SECRET
CLASSIFICATION
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shall be required to deport from the United States of the expiration of my stay as outhor sed by the Used States
Immigration and Naturalisation Service I hereby agree that of permitted to proceed to or to enter the United States
ob and nitume all responsibility for losses or domoges which may result in the pr
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nited States, or in the event my departure should be delayed I do
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Nome and address of nearest relative in home country
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23 DATE AND PLACE OF ADMISSION Plessure tripe2 Monthe
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Except as hereinafter stated. I have never been refused a visa, or de-
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SUBJECT
Audio Briefing..
SECRET
REALUATISH
_DIVISION__TER/FL...
DATOS TRAINED _3 July 1357 (1333 hours).
On 3 July 1957 an Audio Briefing was given to Raymond H. GEREDS.
The major portion of the briefing was on the Revere T-700 tape recorder.
When asked if he know anything about recorders, GERENTE stated that he
was quite familiar with the Revere 1-700 as he had had some experience with
this recorder when he was a disc jockey in a radio station. A step by
step o eration of the recorder was explained to hin, the tape recorder head
was explained also how the sound was recorded on the tape. The following
were also explained to him tape speeds, frequency response, footage
Indicator, dual tracks-how they can be used in the Revere T-700-, the
mechanical section of the recorder and the amplifier.
The recorder was removed from the case by the Subject and the
possible breakdown points were shown to him, the recorder and amplifier
units wore taken out of the case by him and the operation of the sections
explained. The recorder was then put together by GEFEME.
OZREVDE asked many questions relative to niero hones and microphone
installations. There were explained to hin--carbon microphone, crystal
microphone, dynamic and controlled reluctance.
He appeared to be intelligent and ras interested in the subjects
discussed.
Please retum
Please return
EDWARD A. SIVIK
TSS/IRD/Instructor
copies of this form to TSS, TD for overt distribution-
copies of this form to TSS/TD for covert distribution:
OVANT DISTRIBUTION:
2 Senior Staff Training Officer
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1 - Division Training Liaison Officer
CTR/Registrar
1
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1
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Office of Ferscanel
1-7SS LTD File
COVERT DISTRJENTICH:
1 - Operaticus Officer
1 - TSS/ID
1 - Senior Staff
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SUBJECT
PRALNARION
Photography Briefing
DATES THAIKED 3 July - 0930-1230
DIVISION WH
On 3 July 1957 a Photography briefing was given to Raymond H. GERENDE.
Mr. GERENDE was briefed on film processing, printing, telephoto lens,
fixed and motile murveillance. He was shown the following equipments
Leica, Exacta, Mikroms, Minox and Robot cameras, the hidden device for
Robot Camera, Horse 100 ft. tank and Nikor Multiple tank. The briefings
lasted thres hours.
GEORGE O. KELLNER
Iss/TID Instructor
Floess return formscopies of this form to TSS/TD for overt distribution.
Flease return trecpies of this form to TSS/TD for covert distributim,
OVERT DISTRET (ON:
1 - Senior Staff Training Officer
1 - Division Training Liaison Officer
1 - OTR/Registrar
1- Office of Personnel
1-TSSD File
COVART DISTRIBUTION:
1 - Operations Officer
TSS/TD
1-
1 - Senior Staff
S-E-C-R-E-T
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Raymond B. GERENCE (pa) Training
11 June 1957
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1. At 1000 1030 hours, 7 June 1957, I met with Mr. Robert
Helberg, Chief Instructor, 012/Covert Training and Mr. George
Orton in the office of Mr. Oscar Sells, C/Covert Training (x2778,
28175).
2. Subject's training was discussed. Mr. Sells will take ne
to Subject's apartment (safehouse) at 0930 on 10 June to be
introduced to Subject. He will be known as Mr. Stoker. At 1000
Mr. Melberg (to be known as Bob Brice) and Mr. Orton (George) will
arrive to take over training.
3. At 1100 hours, 7 June 1957, I talked by telephone to Mr.
Mexell (safehouse procurement officer). He informed me that a
check for four weeks rent had been sent to the apartment firm
by Mr. Rufus King's office to cover the cost of the apartment
(safehouse).
Distribution:
Wi/III/Chrono
✓ Subject
L. SULC
W/III/Mexico/.I
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
LIPSTICK
Raymond H. GERENDE
SECRET
4 June 1957
(home phone. OL 2.9514)
1. On 28 Mar 1957, Harry Mexell (Safehouse Procurement
Officer, X8185), William Lidenhainer (S.C.) and the undersigned met
to obtain a safehouse for Raymond H. GERENDE (ps). The safehouse
obtained was the following the
Apartment D-22, Madison
Presidential Gardens Apartment Hotel
Mount Vernon Avenue and Russell Road
Alexandria, Virginia
Telephone:
Temple 6-4400
2. This apartment was tentatively approved orally by Mr.
Lidenheimer from a security stanipoint. Registration was made
by me in the name of Rufus KING, attorney, Southern Building,
Washington, D. C. National 8-3115. GERENDE will be ostensibly a
legal client of Mr. King and will be registered in true name upon
his arrival. His name was not given upon obtaining the apartment
nor was mine. Only Mr. King's name was used.
3. My cover story, if necessary to use one, was to be that of
law clerk, Larry HERMAN, in Mr. King's office. Mr. Mexell has
cleared this cover with Mr. King's office. Mr. King's office,
according to Mr. Maxell, will pay for the apartment by check,
4. The apartment was rented at the rate of $155 a month
from 8 June 1957 onward (to be through 13 July 1957).
5. Mr. Frases of S.C. (SB/2, X547 and X3071) informed me
telephonically on 31 May that the safehouse site had been approved.
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Office Memorandum
то
• Chief, W-3
ATTN : Hr. Larry Sule
FROM
: Instructor, Foreign Trainees
SUBJECT: Special Project LIPSTICK
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE: 29 May 1957
A. The following outlines the Special Project Training Plan for
Special Project LIPSTICK:
1. Originator: WH-3 Mexico
2. Approvals: C/WH; C/WH-3, FI/TRO; CI Staff
3. Case Officer: Mr. Larry Sule, ext. 2555
h. Chief Instructor, CT: Mr. Robert Melberg, ext. 2778
5. Purpose: To provide instruction and training which will
assist trainee in carrying out field objectives
of obtaining CE and opererational information
thru surveillance and other means, working
against designated targets.
6. Clearances: Project was approved 2 November 1956. OA
amended approval, dated 19 March 1956.
Trainee is a contract agent.
7. Number of Trainees: One
8. Nationality: Mexican (formerly U.S. citisen)
9. Biographical Data:
10. Cover; Tourist
Trainee was born 7 Dec. 1933, New
York City. He received his education at
the American High School, Mexico, D.F.,
Mexico City College, B.A. in Latin
American studies, June, 1955. He
speaks English and Spanish.
He has received no formalized intelligence
training, but some on the job training
has been given.
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11. Time Tables
Instruction will comence 10 June and
be completed on or about 13 July 1957.
12. Training Areas Training will take place in the
Washington area in a safehouse secured
by the Division.
13. Language of Instruction: English
14. Course of instruction: See Appendix I
15. Finances: Financial expenses will be handled by the
Division.
B. Copies of this memorandum are being distributed as follows:
Original and 1 Chief, WH-3
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Attn: Mr. Larry Sule CAPA
1 - CI Staff
1 - · AC/OS/TH; C/08/TR
1- Covert Files
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APPENDIX I
PROJECT LIPSTICK
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SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTION
:
10 June
11-21 June
Security Briefing. Discussion of the program.
Intelligence terminology.
Tradecraft
Review of
(1) Nature and Characteristics of Clandestine Activity
Clandestine Activity of the Individual and the Group
Clandestine Activity of the Sovereign State
Relationship of Overt to Clandestine Activity
Elements of Clandestine Activity
(2) The Nature of Clandestine Action (By Political Entities)
(3) Principles of Organization for Clandestine Activity ama
Concepts of Compartmentation
(4) Concepts of Cover and Concealment
Requirements of Cover
The Cover Problem as Applied to Individuals, Groups
(5) Basic Obstacles to Clandestine Activity
Active Opposition
Administrative and National Boundaries as a means of
Compartmentation
(6) Clandestine Communications
Introduction and Concepts of Clandestine Commmications
Criteria for Clandestine Communications
Methods of Clandestine Communications
Principles in the Use of Codes, Secret Writing,
Microphotography and Ciphers
Cutout Devices:
Accommodation Address, Drops, The Courier,
The Intermediary or Cutout
The Personal Meeting
Signals
The Safehouse
(7) Agent Personnel
Introduction
Agents and Their Functions
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1-2 July
3 July
5-9 July
10-11 July
12 July
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(8) Spotting
Check and Investigations
Selection of Agents
Recruiting Methods
Training, Briefing, and Debriefing
Handling of Agents
Termination of Agents
Special emphasis will be devoted to agent spotting, acquisition
and management.
Observation, description, casing, reporting. The latter will
include operational reporting, surveillance reporting, CE type
reports and principles of positive intelligence reporting.
***
Hissions, functions, & principles of CE & CI.
TSS briefings, audio & photo
Continuation of CE & CI.
Principles, procedures, techniques of elicitation, interviewing.
Seminar on covert investigative techniques.
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SUBJECT REF DEPARTS MEXI 9 JUNE 1100 HOURS PAA FLIGHT
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Chief, WH-3
: Mr. Larry Sulc
Instructor, Foreign Trainees
Special Project LINC
29 May 1957
A. The following outlines the Special Project Training Plan for
Special Project IIStick
1. Originators WK-3 Mexico
2.
Approvals: C/WH; C/WH-3, PI/TRO, CI Staff
3. Case Officers Mr. Larry Sulc, ext. 2555
tärkab tash Chief Instructor
5. Purpose:
CT: Mr. Robert Melberg, ext. 2779
To provide instruction and training which will
asa!st trainee in carrying out field objectives
of obtaining CF and opererational information
thru surveillance and other reace, working
against designated tarvete.
6. Clearances: Project was approved 2 November 1956. 01
asended approval, dated 13 Harea 1956.
Trainee is a contract agcit.
% Number of frainces:
One
8. Nationality: Mexican (formerly U.S. citisen)
9. Biographical Datas
10. Cover; Tourist
Trainee was born 7 Dec. 1933, New
York City. He received his education at
the American High School, Mexico, D.P.,
Mexico City College, B.A. in Latin
American studies, June, 1955. He
speaks English and Spanish.
He has received no formalised intelligence
training, but some on the job training
has been given.
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11. Time Tables
12.
Instriction will commence 10 June and
be completed on or about 13 July 1957.
Training Areas Training will take place in the
Waston area in a safehouse secured
b the Livision,
13. Language of Instruction: English
14. Course of Instriction: See Appendix I
15. Finances Financial expenses will be handled by the
Division.
B. Copies of this reporandum are being distributed as follows:
Original and 1
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Attus Hr. Larry Sulc
CI Staff
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AFCENDIA 1
PROJECT LIPSTICK
SCHEDULE OF ISRACTION
10 June
Security Briefing. Discussion of the program.
Intelligence teminology.
Review of
11-21 June
Tradecraft
(1) Nature and Characteristics of Clandestine Activity
Clandestine Activity of the Individual and the Group
Clandestine Activity of the Sovereign State
Pelationship of Overt to Clandestine Activity
Elements of Clandestine Activity
(2) The Nature of Clandestine Action (By Political Entities)
(3) Principles of Organization for Clandestino Activity
Concepts of Compartmentation
(4) Concepts of Cover and Concealment
Requirements of Cover
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The Cover Froblem as Applied to Individuals, Oroups
(5) Basic Obstacles to Clandestine Activity
Active Opposition
Administrative and National Boundaries as a means of
Corpartrentation
(6) Clandestine Communications
Introduction and Concepts of Clandestine Communications
Criteria for Clandestine Communications
Methods of Clandestine Communications
Principles in the Use of Co es, Secret Writing,
Microphotography and Ciphers
Cutout Devices: Accomendation Andress, Drops, The Courier,
The Intermediary or Cutout
The Personal Meeting
Signals
The Safehouse
(7) Agent Personnel
Introduction
Agents and Their Functions
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Selection of Agents
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Training, Briefing, and Debriefing
Handling of Agente
Termination of Agents
Special emphasis will be devoted to agent spotting, acquisition
and manages ent.
Observation, description, casing, reporting. The latter will
include operational reporting, surveillance reporting, CE type
reports and principles of positive intelligence reporting.
Missions, functions, & principles of CE & CI.
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Principles, procedures, techniques of elicitation, interviewing.
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DISPATCH NO.
201-119523
CLASSIFICATION
21MAY
KAFGE #500
ΤΟ
• Chief of Station, Nexico City
DATE
FROM
• Chief, WHO
PRICEITY
SUBJECT
GENERAL
SPECIFIC
"
Operational Matters/LIPSTICK
•
Rayment H. GERENDE/Training
2
Reference: BM-4410, 26 April 1957 (201-119523)
ACTION REQUESTED: Bos Paragraph 5.
1. Subject is scheduled for covert training to begin enkey, 10 June 1957,
and to last five weeks. Jubject should arrive in thonington, if possie
ble, on 8 or 9 Juna.
2. It is planned that Subject stay in a furnished apartment where he will
also be trained ca workdays. For Yook, laundry and incidentela ha
vill be given per dien of fer Entertainment of Subject will be con-
servative.
3. It is sargested that Mexico City Station provide Subject with a round-
trip ticket by air. to cover speint it might be wise to have
Subject visit his mother's relatives in South Carolina on the way to
Washington. If he shoulderrete the impression that be is
visiting eazy City or doth New York and Washington ea this trip.
4. Subject's cover while in the U. S. will be that of tourist.
5. Please cable subject's time of arrival and flight member. He will be
met at the airport by the desk operations officer, "larry." In the
event the meeting is not made he should call the telephone number
forwarded under separate cover and ask for "Larry." In the event ha
is still unable to make contact he should go to the National Botel,
Releasing officer)
FORM NO. 51-29
JUN 1949
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1803 Iya Street, N. W., take a rom and valt for a call.
If unable to
get a room he should leave a forwarding address for further contact.
Woh. T. Kynn
✓ J. C. KING
Chief, WHO
Attachment:
1
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As described above, u/s/c
17 May 1957
Distribution:
3 Mexico City, w/att. u/s/c
1
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WH/III/KAPOK Chrono, w/o/att.
✓ Subject, w/o/att.
WH/III/Mexico/LSule:njm
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C. KING, CHIEF, WHD
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W. GALBRAITH, C/MF/III
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MEMORANDUM POR: Chief/M/Support
SUBJECT
Attas H/B & F
• Contract Agent Covert Training
Reymond LG:\¿ (ps)
1. Subject, Project LIPTICE extract funt, will arrive
in Washington on approximately 8-9 June 1957 for five weeks af
covert training. Covert training has been arranged and a safe
house obtainal,
2. The matter of entertainment of Subject was discussed
with Mr. Wattles, C/#/Support, who said that entertainment of
asntract agents is authorisst under curtain cottons and that
it would be remissible to entertain Subject commervatively
while in Washington. Le spoke to . Irice of the General
Comail's Office who supported this view,
3. To favorably ingress Jubject and to maintain his morale
while in fashington, it is contemplated that the desk operatiĝas
office will entertain his with dimmer and drinks approximately
tvigs a weak during the first and final weeks and once a week
during the intervening; vecka,
4. GALBRAITH
Chiof, #H/III
Distribution:
Orig. & 1 - Addresses
1 - Wil/III/Chrono
✓ - Subject Dipstick
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KEMPEN POR
1 Chief, Safehouse Branch, Office of Logistics
TILUGH
• Chief, Central Cover Branch, Dü/P
REQUESTING OFFICE: WH/III/Hexico
CASE OFFICER
PROJECT
Laurence 3. Sule - Extension 2555
B
LIPSTICE
Allotments 7-3570-83-130
References K 45-1025, 25 June 1956.
Type of safehouse requested: Furnished apartment (efficiency apart-
ment or larger). The apartment should be large encuga to show
motion pictures to traines.
Location and Enviroment: Kashington, D. C. Midile class or above
type of enviroment.
Maximum Price Ranges $10 per day.
Occupancy from 8 June 1957
Tot 14 July 1957
Intended Uses Safehouse will be occupied by one (1) agent for
rosi once and training. The agent is a Maxican (completely bi-
lingual in Spanish and English, was born in the U. S.), aged 23, a
celloge graduata and purchasing agent for a Maxico City firm, Ha
vill occupy the pafelumse most of the time, both day and night, for
five weeks. Three or for other persona (fros CTR and possibly the
onse officer) will spend time in the safehouse during the day. Sensi-
tive mate ial will be in the house during the day.
Cover Arrangements Subject will be in the U. S. as a tourist from
Mexico. Hahaa erican relatives in orth Carolina. WH Division's
nezaran hm requesting training for Subject, and which included this
cover plan, was approved by the FI and CI Staffs on 14 May 1957.
Pands are available:
BUDGET OFFICER
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DISPATCH NO.
(201-1195237
SECRET
CLASSIFICATION
DATE: 15 May 1957
TO :
Chief, WH Division
FROM :
Chief of Station, Nexico City
SUBJECT: GENERAL-
Operational
SPECIFIC-
Raymond H. Gerende
Reference: PM-W-4410
ACTION REQUESTED:
Contact with Gerende
1. The Subject has made reservations at the Hotel Emery, 1812 G Street,
H.W., Washington 6, D.C., Telephone Republic 7-1812, for ŷ June 1957. He will
wait at this hotel for a telephone call from Malcolm Q. RELAND sometime before
1200 hours on 10 May 1957. The Subject will meet EDELAND in the lobby of the
Statler Hotel at the time stated in the conversation. Should this contact fail
the Subject will remain at his hotel from 1300 hours until 1800 hours on 10 May
1957 and the same times on successive days until contact is made.
2. Station Mexico appreciates the efforts of the Headquarters desk in
arranging this training.
Willard & Curtis
Curtis
HSD/bct
15 May 1957
Distribution
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2 - Files
SECRET
FORM A
MAR 1949 51-28 A
CLASSIFICATION,
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HOL-W-4554
201-119523
KAPOK #500
$ Chief of Station, Mexico City
↑ Chief, MHD
PRIORITY
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· Operational Matters/LIPSTICK
Raymond H. GERENDE/Training
Reference: HMMM-H-4410, 26 April 1957 (201-119523)
ACTION REQUESTED: See paragraph 5.
1. Subject is scheduled for covert training to begin Morday, 10 June 1957,
and to last five weeks. Subject should arrive in Washington, if possi-
ble, on 8 or 9 June,
2. It is planned that Subject stay in a furnished apartment where he will
also be trained on weekdays. For food, laundry and incidentals he
will be given per diem of $6. Entertaiment of Subject will be con-
servative.
3. It is suggested that Mexico City Station provide Subject with a round-
trip ticket by air. From a cover standpoint it might be wise to have
Subject visit his mother's relatives in South Carolina on the way to
Washington. If feasible he should create the impression that he is
visiting New York City or both New York and Washington on this trip.
4. Subject's cover while in the U. S. will be that of tourist.
5. Please cable Subject's time of arrival and flight muumber.
He will be
met at the airport by the desk operations officer, "Larry." In the
event the meeting is not made he should call the telephone mmber
forwarded under separate cover and ask for "Larry." In the event he
is still unable to make contact he should go to the National Hotel,
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1808 Eye Street, N. W., take a room and wait for a call. If unable to
get a room he should leave a forwarding address for further contact,
Attachments:
1- As described above, u/s/c
17 May 1957
Distributions
3 - Mexico City, w/att. u/s/c
1 - HH/III, CAPOK Chrono, w/o/att.
1
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Subject, w/o/att.
J. C. KING, CHIEF, WHD
SECRET,
J. C. KING
Chief, WHD
WH/III/Mexico/LSulo mjm
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W. GALBRAITH, C/MH/TII
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OFFICIAL DISPATCH
SEGRET
CLASSIFICATION
DISPATCH NO. 1991-11-1116
201-119523
ΤΟ
FROM
• Ching of Station, Moxico City
• Chief,
SUBJECT
GENERAL
SPECIFIC
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· Operational Mattere
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· Raymond E. Gerenda
DATE
26 APR 37
Reference: B9-4-5661, 19 December 1956 (50-6-4-1316)
2n
20
3.
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Plans are underway to bring subject to Headquarters for training
es requested in referents. Gerende is entitively seinduled to
begin his training on 10 June 1957.
It is entisipated that subject will brained in Basic Tradecrafts
CI/CE matters, Photography and coautic surveillance. Es should
be able to complete his studies in about five weeks time.
It is believed that tourist cover for subject's visit to this
comtry will be satisfactory, inasmuch as he has relatives living
in South Carolina.
is further and more definite arr ngements are made regarding the
matêare discussed in this dispete, you will be so advised. Reed-
qurtare regrets the delay in napering reference dispatch,
John T. Hynn
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Chief, WHD
19 April 1957
Distribution:
3 - Mexico City
1 - WH/III/Chrono
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John T. Flynn
.J. C. KING, CHIEF, WHE
FORM NO. 51-29
SUN 1948
SECRET
CLASSIFICATION
(Coordinating officech
Authenticating officer)
Ok Galhaut
W. GALBRAITH, C/WH/III
201-119523
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SEGRET
Gerende
(Lip - 20)
22 April 1951
MEMORANDON: FOR: D/TH
$ Assistent Chief For Covert Training, CS/Tr.
ATTENTION
FROM
SUBJECT
Wii/3/Mexico
⚫ Request For Covert Training
Project: LIFSTICE
Pseudo Kaymerd B. Gerende
1. Initiated by: Wii, Branch 3, Moxico п
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2. Date of Project A: provali 2 November 1956
Type and Date of Clearance i
3. Agent Status:
Contract Agurt
Axended Operational Approval C-32743
effective 19 March 1956. Supersedes Ot
granted 28 February 1955.
4. Agent Nationality: Born in U.S., lut renounced citizenship to
become Mexican citizen on 31 July 1952.
5. Operations Officer: iwrence B. Sule Known to studert ani Larry
komm 2114, Brton Hall, x-2555
Alternate Oparations Officer i John D. Brady known to student
Jack Room 2111, Barton Hall, x-3162
6. Training dates: Beginning about 10 June 1957 for approximately
5 wooks.
7. Complete biogra: his background of traines:
See morandum attached.
8. Previous intelligence training: Trained in surveillance and
related techniques by his field onse officer. No formalized
training.
9. Project Objectives Physion surveillance in Mexico City area to
obtain CE and operational information on Soviet/Satellite end
Communist Party versonnel, plans and activities. This project
supports a technical surveillance pro eat in Mexico. Some of
the basehouses under froject MISTICK support the physical sur-
veillance aspect of Station operations whereas some of the base-
houses support technical surveillances.
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10. Description of agents duties in the fields Under the direct
supervision and guidance of the Crise Officer, full operational
and administrative responsibility and control of the falluring:
8. LIPSTICK Tem
b. LIPSTICK Car #4
LIPSTICK/LIMITED basehouse
LIPSTICE/ILYPIC be house
c.
d.
LIFETICE/MAXION banehouse
f.
LESTICK
8.
LIPSTICK office #2
ttach
h. Pretext investigations
1. Spot assignments
In summary it can be sold that the subject's principal duties aro
administration and operational direction of the LIPSTICK to-z,
processing 35 to 40 rolls of 35 film each week, contecting
agents and eating as out-out for the Case Officer, conducting
Individual investigations, handling cash advances, accountings,
and property.
Description of egent's cover in the field: Gerande is per-
fectly covered working for LISTICK 19 as purchasing agent. He
spends approximately three to four hours per day working on his
cover duties. This cover is believed by all his friends, is
durable and allows sufficient freedom for operational activity.
11. Proposed cover to be used during training: It is anticipated
that subject will come to the C.S. ze a tourist. In smuch as
Gorando's mother has six sisters and three brothers l'ving in
either Columbis a Sunter, South Carolina, (as of June 1955)
tourist over for him would appear to as appropriate.
12. Student availability for training: fill time.
13. Specific problems to be considered in handling tra neo 1 Bone
envisioned at this time. Subject speaks English.
14. Specific training subjects to be covered: Basic Tradecraft,
CI/CF course, Photography, and some sudio surveillance techniçuns.
15. Technical training requirements: Photography and «ulio surveills me
techniques.
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16. Has stulant in the past, ar does he at present, vinit overt
liations of the art Lization? Soms in the Washington
- area. Presumably he has never been in the Station in Mexico
City.
17. Spesial attributes to be evaluated:
APPROVALS:
Senior Staff Training Officer
CI Staff
Attachment: Biographie Date
W/III/Marios/Condensely
Distributions
Orig & 1 Addresses - w/attach
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v/attach
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1 Subjest w/attach
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J. C. KING
Chief, VHD
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Father
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ATTACHMENT TO TRAINING HEMO
Ramon Joseph ALVAREZ Du kant
: 7 December 1933 in New York City
* Mexican
⚫ Fernando ALVAREZ (cocossed), Mexican citiman
Janio Du liant, vdn. de ALVAREZ, U.S. citizen,
born 13 December 1906 at Sunter, So. Carolina
1 Haraia and Adria
Identity Papare:
Religion
Education
Mexican passport §41776 issued in Yexico City 19
December 1953; renewed 16 November 1954 #TTUL,
good until 16 November 1956, Mexican draft card
*1963865.
: Protestant
.
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son-denominational
American High School, Mexico, D.P., diploma July 1952
Fexico City College, B.A. in latin American studies,
June 1955
• English and Spanish
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Military
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Description
Height
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Face shape
oval
Complexion
fair
Posture
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Weight
Teeth
Hair
Scare
Build
145 lbs.
normal, straight
dark brown
*” horisontal on tip of chin
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5.
IMPORTANT:
SECRET
REQUEST FOR COVERT TSS TRAINING
a) Approval of Staff Training Officer must be indicated on this form.
b) Approval of CI Staff must be indicated on this form.
c) if student is a member of a foreign intelligence or security service, the name of the service must be indi-
cated in the space provided.
d) If student is a contract agent, he must have full operational clearance, must have signed his contract, and
project must be an approved project.
e) TSS will provide training site facilities provided that the sites are available on the dates training is requested.
f) Should it be necessary for the student to enter agency buildings (other than safehouses), the requestor will
undertake to procure Cl staff approval, also building passes or badges when necessary.
1 Name of student: Raymond H. Gerende..
☐ True ☐ Pseudo
☐ Crypto
2. Training alias to be employed: "Ray".
3. Name of Operations Officer: Lawrence B. Sulc...
1
Senior Staff;
Room No. and Bldg.: 2114. B.H.
4. Name of Approved Project: LIPSTICK
5. Operations Officer known to student as: (Name)."Larry".
6. Nationality of student: ...Mexican...
7. Status of student:
a. Staff agent: ☐ b. Contact agent: ☑
Division WH.
Extension 2555..
Date and Type of Clearance: OA, 19. March. 1956...
c. Foreign Intell. or Security Service Official (specify name of service): Not applicable.
8. Language in which training will be conducted: English.
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[Note: Requestor agrees to provide interpreter should such be required.)
9. Country or area in which student will operate...Hexico
10. Wili agent train others? Yes ☐ No ☑
II. Dates during which student will be available for training: From 10 June 1957.
12. Will training take place in:
To 12 July 1957
a. TSS training site: ☐ b. Site provided by Area Division: ☐ (OTR will provide safehouse)
DISTRIBUTION.
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1- For each additional subject
1 - Cl Staff
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☐ be given, indicating whether proficiency [development of skill) or familiarization (brioting) is desired.
ining is to take place, if known.
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Dates
Subject
Orlefing
Proficiency
From
SECRET WRITING,
D. General technique:
b. Will trainee be issued system:
☐ Yes ☐ No
c. Is system now used in the field:
☐ Yes ☐ No
d. Other (Specify):
AUDIO SURVEILLANCE,
1. Microphone installation.
2. Wireless microphone installation
3. Telephone tap installation
4. Detect kits
5. Other (Specify) Tape Recorders.
COVER AUTHENTICATION;
1. Aspects of document authentication
(Specify area) _
2. Use of documentation in Cl activities)
3. Use of documentation in PP activities
4. Document collection (Specify area)
LOCKS & PICKS:
All other TSS subjects should be specifically
requested using a separate shoot as part two
of this form.
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Roquests for proficiency training in those subjects must be proceded by a discussion with C/TSS/Training Div.
APPROVED:
•
Staff Training Officer
C/CI/OA
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RI/ANALYSIS SECTION
FROM
WH/III/Mexico
SECRET
PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUEST
DATE
25 July 1956
NO.
1026 Barton Hall
TELEPHONE
2555
INSTRUCTIONS: Por must be typed or printed in block letters.
SECTION 1: Liet 201 number, name, and identifying data in the spaces provided. All known aljases and
variants (including aniden name, if applicable) mus; be listed. If the identifying data varies with the
alias used, a separate Form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for items you are unable to complete.
SECTION 11: Liet cryptonym or pecadonyn if assigned. If true name is sensitive, fill in the 201 number and
Section II only. If true name de non-sensitive, both Sections I and II must be completed.
SECTION 11: To be completed in all cases.
201 NO.
119523
NAME
(Last)
PHOTO
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NO
NAME (Lost)
SECTION 1
(First)
(Viddle)
(Title)
ALVAREZ DuRant, Ramon
Joseph
NAME VARIANT
(First)
(Middle)
(Title)
4.
BIRTH DATE
S. COUNTRY OF BIRTH
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CITY ON TOWN OF BIRTH
OTHER IDENTIFICATION
071233
USA
New York City
OCCUPATION/POSITION
CRYPTONYM OR PSEUDONYM
Raymond H. GERENDE
COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE
MEX
10.
ACTION DESK
WH/3M
COMMENTS:
SECTION 11
OCC/POS. CODE
SENSITIVE
NON-SENSITIVE
SECTION
11. 2ND CITY INTEREST $2.
3RD CITY INTEREST
12A.
Permanently charged to WH/III/Mexico
OPEN FILE
RESTRICTED FILE
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FORM NO. 831 TEST
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INSTRUCTIONS:
Porn anat be typed or printed in block lettere.
OPEN
ROOM NO.
ACTION
AMEND
7504K
CLOSE
TELEPHONE
2919
SECTION 1: Liet 201 number, news and identifying data in the spaces provided. All known aliases and variants
(including maiden name, if applicable) must be listed. If the ideatsfying data varios with the alice used, a sepa.
rate form must be used. Frate UNENDE for items you are unable to complete.
SECTION 11: List cryptonym or peradonya, if assigned. If true name is sensitive, obtain 201 number from 231 Con-
trol Deak and completo Section 1 and Section III. On a soparatu form, enter the 201 number and complete Section II
and Section III. Saboit each form seperately.
SECTION 111: To be completed in all cases.
SENSITIVE
NON-SENSITIVE
NAME
(Loot)
201 NO.
SECTION 1
1. SOURCE DOCUMENT
1:9523
(Middle)
(Piret)
(Titley
NAME VARIANT
TYPE
NAHE
(Lost)
(Middle)
(Pirot)
RECORD
COPY
(Title)
OTHER IDENTIFICATION
PHOTO
BIRTH DATE 5. COUNTRY OF BIRTH
⚫. CITY OR TOWN OF BIRTH
7.
1.
OCCUPATION/POSITION
CRYPTONYM
SECTION 11
2.
DCC/POS. CODE
..
3.
PSEUDONYM
"GERENDE, RAYMOND H.
.
SECTION 1
COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE
10.
ACTION DESK /
11.
COMMENTS:
MEX
PUNCHED
PERMANENT CHARGE
TES
RESTRICTED FILE
■D
TES
* 2
FORM NO. 831 USE PREVIOUS
1 JUL 56
EDITIONS.
2ND COUNTRY INTEREST 12. 3RD COUNTRY INTEREST
SIGNATURE
SECRET
CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
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