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104-10412-10008 SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM PDSTORAGE SBSR-.O5/ C | INFORMATION REPORT THE FOLLOWING REPORT CONTAINS INFORMATION DERIVED FROM A SENSITIVE SOURCE AND REQUIRES SPECIAL HANDLING. IT MAY BE SHOWN ONLY TO PERSONS WITH A NEED TO KNOW AND MAY NOT RECEIVE GENERAL DISTRIBUTION WITHIN RECIPIENT OFFICES. FURTHER DISSEMINATION OF THIS INFORMATION MUST BE COORDINATED WITH THE ORIGINATING OFFICE. DISTRIBUTION: SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM OG !- SY3 6/0 u PREVIOUS 7 rorne 3187 EpTtoNs ; f19+20°40) |
13-00000 SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT PDSTORAGE SBSR- 2031 Country: USSR ~~ Oo Subject: Vladimir Sergeyevich KUZNETSOV DOL 1967 Source : A GRU Officer A Major at GRU KUZNET COMMEN 1. KUZNET Repres 2. KUZNET Any dissemination of this information to Field Stations or to officers not on the initial distribution must be coordinated with SE/CI/X. As a general rule, PDSTORAGE information is not releasable to foreign or domestic liaison services or to any office outside the DDO. s of October 1967, KUZNETSOV held the rank of Engineer- and was assigned to the Third (Anglo-American) Directorate Headquarters in Moscow. Sometime earlier in 1967, SOV attended the Military Diplomatic Academy. TS: KUZNETSOV is possibly identical with one Vladimir. SOV who will be assigned to Brussels as a Soviet Trade entation employee sometime in the fall of 1976. KUZNETSOV is not identical with Vladimir Sergeyevich SOV, 201-0900259, who was assigned to Djakarta as Counselor WARNING NOTICE - SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED 0 Rol- GOODSF | Ss Angee. SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM Bol~ IV 3B CSE cone 3983 -*" £2, IMPDET CL. BY: 0113u0 p3es
13-00000 SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM . COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT PDSTORAGE . SBSR- 2031 of the Soviet Embassy as of March 1972 and who, according to PDLENIS, was the CPSU Representative in Indonesia. [ ‘3 September 1976 Distribution: 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 - C/SE/CI/X SE/CI/X (Grimes) C/SE/KJEV SE/BIO (Attn: Doreen) C/E/BNL/B ; C/CI/R&A (C/CI/R&A/0) IP/AN/SE for 201- te-be-assigned 743610 201-0900259 E2 IMPDET CL BY 011340 SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT Bo). PVEELI I
; ARTICLE APFLanSe THE WASHINGTON Post ou PAGE Af 2 January 1981 - . eo oo EXCIA Agent Settles: for $2,506 - 7 . C , NEW YORK .= Fra Sturgis, one of five: men’ : " - '.-) involved im the -1972 ‘Watergate breek-in. at the ~~ Democratic Party’s Washington headquarters, ac- |. cepted a $2,500. settlement in.a $15 million wrong-. -” + Sturgis, 56, filed the suit in. US Disteice- Court. - after his arrest Oct, 31, .1977,. whes he arrived. at _ | the Menhattan. anoriment. of Marita Lorenz. >“. a — * ++ is @ jury trial, which. gan Morday, two city de> | : -» bectives. testified they arrested Sturgis after Lorenz. |. told. them he-was coming to her aperncnt. to- pres. vent her. from testifying before a-ULS. Senate panel” ” probing. the assassination; of President. John: ‘P.. “1 Sturgis, a fornior CIA agent, testified he recruited. -: Lorenz to work for the CIA in 198 while she was = ving in Cuba. - 2 PENT ate, ve an | 2: 4 Sturgis,-3. Minn resident, said: that-although- he’ . ; 2 _ 7. > had lost.contact with Lorenz.for 15 years, he flew to. a : New York’ because she-teleplioned and - asked: his . help in dealing with threats of ham: ~.. -.425 70: FEN ete, } a can ” "Toten mamseumnenenas mtn ment vi SARE RRO 12 are NIRA DISE Me ES BIN ME REN NLT BA PER ere ee et Mm I me Re «yee RATE aterm mse rer tet ANAL LOSE at elancmens Sab A VET BIN RE ANCPat a tren mae
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JFK Assassination System Date: 5/26/20] Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10226-10456 , RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER:  105-86406-1ST NR 6, 2ND NR 6, 3RD NR 6 Document Information ORIGINATOR: — FBI FROM: SAC,MM TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 04/26/1962 PAGES: 11 SUBJECTS : GPH, ASSOC, ACA, CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY ACT, SHIP, SS WILLIAMS, RUNNING MACHINERY, CUBA, BOMBING ACT DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 07/23/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : INC TTY, MEMO Released under the John Kennedy WSsassination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 Sc 2107 Note}. ase#: Nl 54464 Date: nO-10-2017 v9.1 HW 54464 DBocld:32300176 Page 1
104-10413-10033 - Co LIENVOY OY FROJED! Willard t, curtis | Case Officer | | Robert B, Riggs COST: U.S. 57,000. . . LIELEGANT . LTENVOY/1 a _SR Case Officer ' Case Officer - we ee Arnold ¥. Arehart ~D, , Feinglass Contract Agent - Contract Employee Staff Agent. Staff Agent Czech Polish | — —— | Russian ce ren eaee meme rn ee Lrewoy-2 oe oe a . Mexican Supervisor . . oO ‘Field Agent [| | | , N, MONITORS - TRANSCRIBERS | , WATCHMAN _ FILES LIENVOY=4 LIENVOY-6 CUBAN TAPES - LIENVOY-15 . LIENVOY-14 : LIENVOY=5 | _ | LIENVOY-7 QUBAN TAPES. . oo So LIENVOY-11 oe LIENVOY-16. RUSSIAN - TAPES (Spanish) LIENVOY-12 LIENVOY=8 | | TARGETS | 7 |  VOFACT: — . oe MEXICANS: 5 - Cuban Embassy (14 42 37, 25.07 95, 2509 14 1- 1l 28 47, 14 13 26): l- 1 | (25 07 77)... . 1- 5 = Soviet Embassy (15 60 55, 15 12°64, 15 61 55, 1 - ) 15 69 87, 15 61 07) l- 2 = Czech Embassy (45 30 91, 45 30 12) l- 2 = Polish Embassy (11 43 52, 25 82 38) 1- ° 1 a oe tee TE, Nieniuie 1 1 1 1 * 30 November 1966 4 MEXICO DF
13-00000 —( THRU. 31 ocTrcRER ONLY) JAN] FEBJMAR [APR [MAY [guN [JUL Jauc. IseP loct TOTAL 62 87 | 87 102 {105 78 | ee eee SS [aa fs fiefs fe P| 8 ca a cae EEC a) _ RE [Se of [se fe fo fee fem | [ee ec frome] espe faperelafetefe | [| ca arse sy) 7s fas fas fer [oe [— | [a ee eer eter te RE se et a ar | et | eee espera dere | POUCH SECURITY VIOLATION 4 clam en we “te = om soecney POPEELD DEetsrent ny nn did FMEA T
JFK Assassination System Date: 5/26/201 Identification Form Agency Information Peleased under the John AGENCY: FBI “F. Kennedy RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10226-10473 Wasassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 RECORD SERIES: HQ . (44 USC 2107 Note). , ase#:NW 45912 Date: “AGENCY FILENUMBER: —_105-86406-18, 19, 20, 21 i-16-2017 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: DREW, WILLIAM MAYO JR. TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 09/11/1964 PAGES: 38 SUBJECTS : GPH, BKG, REVOLUTIONARY ACT, DESCRIPTION, ASSOC, ARRESTED DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: = 4; 10(a)1 CURRENT STATUS:  Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 07/23/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : INC A/T, 2 MEMO v9.1 : 15 HW 45812 Docld:32300193 Page 1
104-10413-10037 _ CLASSIFIED I MESSAGE ons s2-62 ONG: C, Bustos :de a Poe ee ROUTING UNIT: WH/3/Mexico  —— ‘(1 INDEX My ECR a T Os Ge 1c FXE 40 . - . NO INDEX - — oe rman “ 2 15 DATE : +4 y (] FILE IN CS FILE NO. 7 i eens Ses TO :MEXICO CITY FROM: DIRECTOR conf: WH 8). INFO: RI/AN, GP 3, RF Se OB TO - MEXI an INFO Oo 7 ; CTE DIR a oan ‘REQUEST STATION DISCUSS’ POSSIBLE ONE YEAR EXTENSION WITH HAS APPROVED. IF THIS NOT. ACCEPTABLE — : REQUEST. HE EXTEND TIL DECEMBER “an 732 AND LECAPER FUTURES | g/7. WILL BE DETERMINED PER HEXI 3 i. A oT PRESENT NO HANDY PROSPECT FOR REPLACEMENT AREHART. IF LICAPER . CANNOT BE IMPLEMENTED; | HORSFALL CAN REPLACE AREHART. (CABLE DECISION AREHART. | 2. IN VIEW STATION STAND ‘ON LICAPER CITED “MEXI 5412 SHOULD uDgs WITHHOLD ) REQUISITION k FOR NEW LLENVOY ‘EQUIPHENT UNTIL NOTIFIED BY STATION? o | 3. “WILL CABLE LATER RE HORSFALL ETA. END OF MESSAGE WH COMMENT: *#F2Q on AREHART. . io p: ¢ Cl’ KING (|. at CWHD WH/COPS Vil. RELEASING OFFICER Tt as oo . S EC R ET “a ' REPRODUCTION BY OTHER, THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No. Chins. . SROUP | Eacluded from automatic ' gowngrad-ng and de. lassibcation AUTHENTICATING OFFICER i
104-10413-10035 2 October 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Foreign Intelligence © SUBJECT: TDY to Mexico City i. After taking a good look at LIENVOY and LIFEAT, I would agree with the persons I talked with in Mexico; they maintain that any well- run tap operation should produce substantial intelligence information, provided the targets are of intelligence interest, and provided also there are people at the station who look for it and are able to recog- nize it. The case of LIFBAT 1s interesting in this respect: It has been deprived of its most productive lines in favor of LYENVOY, and yet ite intelligence production compares favorably, with that of the other productive taps, except LIENVOY. 2. Mexico has people who can detect any little item of intelli- gence elgnificance. This includes the Chief of Station, who goes over the highlights of the previous day's take every morning and marks ; certain items for action by station case officers or reports officerss i The reports officers work on copies of the take at the same time. 3. There are several aspects of LIENVOY that make it an excellent operation and an outatanding producer of intelligence. I will describe — them in detail when my notes get here from the station. The principal factors in the success of LIENVOY seem to be the following. a. The agreement meade with top Mexican officials, unlike many such agreements elsewhere, is as much in effect today ae it was at the start: the targeting ie not based on personal politics; the intercept staff has stayed on the job; the equipment is con- sidered to be on loan from CIA. b. The native monitoring staff has reached a peak of effec- tiveness that everyone at the station praises very highly. c. The station is organized to handle the take speedily as soon as it comes in. The Chief of Station, the case officers, the reports officers, all work on it at the same time and exchange views on hot items. They do not let reports backlogs. accumulate.
13-00000 “Py cd ad. Each new item on a target person is linked to a past history; what appears as a fragmentary bit in a conversation becomes a meaningful development in a continuous story. Conti- nuity on the Job makes this possible. @. The equipment ie kept in good working order by complete Cleaning and checking of each unit once a month. The 32 units in use today are those installed in 1959. : kh, A detailed description of LIRNVOY and its counterpart LIFEAT should provide good models with which to compare other tap operations. It should give criteria for good procedures. It should give some idea of the desirable aize of such operations, considering the available targets, the size of the station, and the other tasks and operations of the station. It should show what the station pute into its tap opera- tions and what it gete out of them. LIENVOY and LIFEAT are an interesting example of two interacting operations, one joint and the other independ- ent. 5. My stay in Mexico was as interesting and fruitful as it was enjoyable. And I hope it was not too great a burden on the station. . f f “ ye ee: c/wn/3 ex, Te
104-10413-10038 ; NA mah) a “ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 12.62 ORIG :- | lip . ROUTING UNIT: “WH737M@XLCO 0) INDEX ial SECRET oe oe es co ET -1- 5940 Bg NO INDEX | ce: C2 ee Fe DATE : 24 OG ff FILE IN CS FILE NO. 2 pg ge a El es TO} MEXICO CITY W635 382 R "FROM: DIRECTOR 7 - - OR cones WH 8 ce pe RE IGEN | ¢ Cook, Oo . mc a . ROUTINE A . INFO: DOP, CI/IC 2, RI/AN, SAS 8, RF . Y Y TO MEXI. oO, "INFO : : CITE DIR 5642 PBRUMEN me oo re | SEHD) REF: MEXI 5412 (IN 81732)* - ; fk | R | . ‘| c LC _-SUGGEST CURTIS RAISE QUESTION OF VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTIONS ‘ - Of LIENVOY PRRUMEN TAKE WITH DAI! TAIL! -MEXI. pes Po Of LIENVOY PRR INOLD WHILE LATTER MEXI. IN , 7 VIEW FACT THAT URQUHART (WHO ALSO NOW IN MEXI) IS PRINCIPAL _ END. USER SUCH TAKE, DYVOUR FEELS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SORT OUT WHAT VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTIONS NECESSARY FOR SAS PURPOSES AND WHAT ARE MEXI STATION CAPABILITIES HANDLE. TRANSCRIPTION LOAD. | | END OF MESSAGE . . R | R i WH CMT: *Ref stated that SAS wanted verbatim transcriptions I of LIENVOY PBRUMEN take and LIEEVOY present sta ge C could not handle. 6 S ROUTING P y RID/AN | a SAS/SO/AR_ . La Ae KING d. Warpim ret GE eices ce oes 138Qa -frevtous "  REPRODYBTIGAPHY OTHER FHANSTHE | ISSUING OFFRE GRorareD CoRR) 50-6- 75/2 ee:
JFK Assassination System Date: 5/26/201 Identification Form SS Agency Information AGENCY: FBI . RECORD NUMBER: —124-10226-10486 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: —105-86406-28 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC,MM TO: DIRECTOR, FBI I TITLE: DATE: 09/21/1970 PAGES: 15 SUBJECTS : GPH, ASSOC, ANTI-COMMUNIST BRIGADE, MILITARY TRAINING CAMP, FL EVERGLADES, INTERPEN DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact ‘ DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 07/22/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : INC R/S, S/S, LHM Released under the John Kennedy Wesasgsination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note}. ase#: NW 54464 Date: WO-10-2017 v9.1 24 I , HW 54464 Docld: 327300206 Page 1
104-10413-10039 SORE | LAA Perse b rer) : DIRECTOR ‘Mo: MEXICO CITY HONE wH 8 Oo a: DDP, Cl, CI/oPS, cI/IC 2, C1/OA, CCS 2, SAS 8, RF 2 SEC RET 1722172 INB1732 DIR CITE MEXI 5412 REF DIR 5S27925% ae On oe i. MUCH IMPRESSED WITH HORSFALL. TRANSCRIPTION TESTS VERY : SATISFACTORY. BELIEVE LINGUISTIC CAPABILITY AND EXPERIENCE BUEN Ss AND BANG QUALIFY HIM EXCEPTIONALLY WILL FOR LICAPER SUPERV I9'SOR ae OR-LIENVOY IF IT CONTINUES. APPEARS CAPABLE ADAPT ING NEYICAN PECULIARITIES AND NOT AVERSE BEING CUT OFF FROM orFiciat COLONY. 2. MAIN QUESTION ONE OF TIMING. KNOW HE EAGER RETURN -HERE AND GET SETTLED. ‘HOWEVER FEEL UNDESIRABLE EXPOSE HIM LIENVOY PERSONNEL IF HE TO WORK ULTIMATELY IN LICAPER. DO NOT WISH LOSE HIM, HOWEVER AND CAN GUARANTEE KEEP HIM BUSY DOING PBBAND TRANSLATIONS | FOR LITENSOR AND LIENVOY PBRUNEN TAPES WHICH WOULD REMOVE FROM LIENVOY FOR THIS PURPOSE. WE ARE TOLD SAS WANTS THESE VERBATIM WHICH LIENVOY PRESENT STAFF CAN NOT HANDLE. | a 3. STATION REQUESTS THEREFORE RETURN HORSFALL HERE SOON As FEASIBLE IN TOURIST STATUS, WOULD LIVE IN FURNISHED QUARTERS UNTIL Be NEW PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE NAMED CEARLY OCTOBER AT LATEST) AND FATE OF LIENVOY AND LICAPER KNOWN, AT THAT TIME CANDIDATE CON- CERNED WOULD ARRANGE COVER AND HORSFALL STATUS WOULD CHANGE FROM TOURIST AND HOUSE HOLD ee COULD BE BROUGHT IN. PLEASE . — yr Subd See | SEO ROM SUTOMATIC DOWN} ‘ Div bASS IFICATION, te PA HITED. Copy No. « DAs ee
13-00000 "CLASSIFIED MESSAGE IN | 817327 _ PAGE_2 _ . AUTHORIZE HOR SFALL BUY. COMPACT OP VEHICLE HERE At 4l, 000 PE SO | | | ‘ | CEILING, WHEN PERT INENT HQ SHOULD ARRANGE HAVE HIS PIANO SHIPPED HERE. | TO SOMEONE STILL ELIGIBLE RECEivE IT. 4 SECRE T C/S COMMENT: ORVILLE R. HORSFALL WILL ARRIVE MEX! 1243 HOURS WEDNESDAY 10 JULY. ’ awe Bitar
104-10413-10044 i Tour DDP/PG/FI Projects | al 27 March 1963 a | PROJECT BRIEFING | PROJECT: LIENVOY | WH - Mexico ACTION : ADDP approval of renewal - 1 Feb 63 - 31 Jan 6 ’. PURPOSE: Project provides for a joint CIA/Mexican Government telephone tap center and for a nonofficial liaison rel . access to the| bo All Soviet and Czechoslovak installations and major anti-U.S. elements are covered by the operation. PROG- RESS : Project has provided Station with a channel to the se which is effective, rapid and cove and was particularly worthwhile in making arrangements , ‘for President Kennedy's visit to Mexico in June 1962. . |. The was also briefed on the Cuban 3 . situation through this channel. The joint tap center provides coverage of 30 lines yielding positive and CI information of value. Division reports 236 positive, disseminations on a variety of topics with concentrati on Communist and anti-U.S. activity. A large amount c j information not disseminated is used by other U.S. agencies in Mexico. The Station feels that this opera ov tion contributes greatly to the present friendly attit of Mexican Government leaders toward U.S.-policies. 6 FUNDS : $47,068 | $18,210 in FY 63 $28,858 in FY &. ~ Compensation (11 persons) . $33,068 Operational expenses 2,000 Supplies and equipment 2,500 QP vehicle upkeep | 1,200 Safehouse rental . 2,500 Entertainment 3,000 Purchase of information -, LIENVOY/2 2,800 . PREVIOUS ; APPROVALS: 1 Feb 62 - 31 Jan 63 $ 43,240 1 Feb 61 - 31 Jan 62 39690 1 Feb 60 - 31 Jan 61 28 1 Feb 59 - 31 Jan 60 163,537
13-00000 STAFF COMMENTS : Fa } FI and Ci Staffs concur in renewal. FI STAFF: FI/INT points out that the project is .the most productive, in terms of volume, reporting on Mexico. It is also the most productive tele- phone tap operation, in terms of volume, of all our tap efforts. Cuban reporting and that con- nected with President Kennedy's trip to Mexico were of especial value. , CI STAFF: Concurs with Station's plan to move the intercept center for the reasons stated. The proj- ect activity is bound to become of interest to various opposition elements and the Station is well advised to make necessary changes to provide for and improve on the security of the operation.
AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE : DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : ‘CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 HW 45354 Docld: 32300686 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10277-10021 HQ 92-29 18-23, 24 Document Information FBI DOUCE, RICHARD GORDON DIRECTOR, FBI 04/04/1958 54 Date: $/28/201 Peleased under the John Kennedy Assassination Records oOllection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#:NWU 45654 Date: 11-16-2017 SMO, BKG, ASSOC, REL, THP, GAMBLING ACT, B/F INT, RCK, TRA, RES, MEETINGS PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Confidential 1B; 1C; 4; 11(a) Redact 01/29/1999 APPROVAL OF IRS, INDEFINITE RPT, INDEX PAGE 45-49, INCMEMO Page 1
104-10413-10048 rs . Rabiner seen as Pe aun i aye . ata: ry +04 a tee eosin MARKEE FOR TROL XING NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED HEADQUARTERS DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING ty eer enncereertme ere CORLEONE a ecaart fratreniprantt + nk reine tn Senn enna saree bearer tartare mentee eRera —e SS ST YY * I este) SRE ABSTRACT i ' Chief, WH Division MSS Ste LIENVOY Transcripts ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES “SUBJECT ACTION REQUIRED: Per paragraph 2 REFERENCES : <A. HMM-W.8899 Be HMM-A-16968, 5 May 1961, etc. 1. Headquarters appreciates the Station's cooperation in forwarding LIENVOY transcripts on a weekly basis so that interested components could review these reports and thus be in a better position to evaluate the project. I Headquarters was pleased to note that the Station ig exploiting leads to the | extent of its capability and has been reporting in intelligence format the positive information of value. | 2. It will no longer be necessary for the Station to forward copies of the LIENVOY transcripts on a regular basis. Only those conversations which are believed to have special significance need be transmitted in their entirety. END OF DISPATCH DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED oats, | | \ CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER Distribution: | - co City HMM. W _ H 1 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER | CLASSIFICATION ; 50-6-75/4 | SECRET ¢ ORIGINATING v n - OFFICE ~ a Gaye = TYPIST yooh jer suck ~ Subject WH/3/Mexico Cs “Bistos-Videla md AC/Mexi” 2555 WE Se pit Repiatry COORDINATING We wih sy ange " _CI/OPS/wH / bee __wHfpo/a | Fy fe ' / | es A ~ OFFICE SYMBOL DATE OFFICER ee C/WHD Jo Co KING —_— | “4 120} | oe 53 PEE ENOTES PRETIOR REO ACES FOR RTA GOCE May AP Rp ry | ¢ Ph A - m i E
fodtaarsoieaee CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TO sg. DIRECTOR FROM + MEXICO CIT i —T4] rst i é| or See pec4 we MICROFILMED a SECRET 7 ROUTING . | 2 P 3 ACTION: c/WwH § (MR WHITTEN, WH AND OS NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT: in15 23 NOV WB) NFO 1 Cl, Mel, DOP, ADP » € ef ci, C/Ft 2, C/sR 5, C/SAS 5, D/0S 2, - VR RECORDS CFFICER STANP | 7 f REF A. DIR 84888 # | ___ ve a Note: If destruct: an, cite | B.  MEXI 7925 5m b 7209) see reasons and coordinate - rs if appropriate. fe ~ SAW PHOTOS OF LEE OSWALD ON TELEVISION NIGHT OF 2 NOY AND IT 9) | oBVIOUS PHOTOS SENT TO DALLAS WERE NOT IDEN WITH EE OSWALD HELD DALLAS. DATES ARE AS GIVEN ON PHOTOS. _ / o 2. MEXI STATION REVIEWING ALL AVAILABLE PHOTOS PERSONS ENTERING tee ‘SOVIET AND CUBAN EMBASSIES. Se MEXI SUGGESTING TO LITEMPO 2 THAT SILVIA DURAN WHO “MEXICAN EMPLOYEE AT CUBAN. EMBASSY AND WHO PUT LEE OSWALD. ON ‘TELEPHONE FROM CUBAN EMBASSY TO TALK TO SOVIET EMBASSY ON 28 SEPT “BE ARRESTED IMMEDIATELY AND HELD INCOMMUNICADO UNTIL SHE GIVES ALL DETAILS OF OSWALD KNOWN TO HER. (SEE REF B). 1 A, LITEMPO 2 CAN SAY(D.F.S.) COVERAGE REVEALED CALL TO MIM IF_HE NEEDS TO EXPALIN. SSIFICATION REVIEW SE CR T CONDUCTED. ON {E48 SMADET CL BY_C 422 OF CS Comments: *Photos sent from Mexico City were not those 0 “Forwarded a review of LIENVOY (2} transcripts. : 0: POE AZTR Wy | — 3 eu 63 Document “86 s-20 ig bOPY, ' -Sar FOIA Review on APR 1976 SECRET ecteded hom ov , REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED a eo ‘¢ ¢ Jeena IMMEDIAT CITE MEXI-7029 Signeas { - | DIATE DIR > Signea, { —— —T
104-10443-10262 ' | | SP CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION | MARKED FOR INDEXING Chiez, WI Division ms wf NO INDEXING REQUIRLD Neo poe . oo ONLY QUALIFIED DESK C rs farted ans ee CAN JUDGE INDEXING “FROM * . Chief of Station, Mexico City MICROFILM _ ‘SUBJECT. ¢ LCIMPROVE/LIENVOY - Terro de WANSTRAM or WANS'TROHM (phonetic) ACTION REQUIRED: REFERENCES bro lL. Forwarded under separate cover as Attachment A are two LIENVOY transcripts of 12 November 1963 and two LIPNVOY transcripts of 1% Movember 1963 which Headquarters may consider for transmithal to Stator °,. Forwarded under separate cover as Attachment Bis a photograph of an unidentified male (who was accompanied by an unidentified femole whose photograph the Station asset did not obtain) who visited the Goviel mmbassy at 1400 hours on 12 November 1963, The Station believes this wale is iden- tical with Subject since the male in the photograph is the only unisencified male who was also accompanied by a woman an‘, secondly, this male appears to. be a nordic type. The Station recognizes, however, that Subject may have only claimed to he a Swede for cover purposes. a. The following is the comment made Ixy Douglas J, FRINGLASS, the Station's LIEUVOY translator, coucerning Attachment: A: "Phe exact spelling of this neme could not be determined, He started by saying that it is - W - A - H.. and then stopped, emphas Lain: the two dots above A, It is very strange that he, being a Swetie did v0 seck the aid of his Swedish Consulate, but applied to the Soviet Em- bassy and asked for a pons whom he mes by chance (7) in > restuarant, — Mat stranger still is the response of the Pmbassy officie: S, who wom. out of their way to find a ship for him. Usually requesis of vhis nature are brushed aside and quite often in a very rude manner, Jnaqir: from his non-British accent and almost flawless English, he must have lived in «he United States or Canada for quite some time," (Pho Station ALPMOON offLeer agrees with FEINGLASS' comncnt regarding the wal re- — luctance of Soviet Imbassy offictals to helny in a matter of this type. ) hy Station Mexico has no record of any member of the Soviet 2. Das sy travelling to Oaxaca, during this period, we val ion, Hexice. has- NOTES Baw. Distrib by midi -— 7 pon wait AaB (u's/e) os cipy o traces on Suaject, ee Se 75: _ _ 1- SRw/ath A&B u/sle _. ee ke w: on CROSS REFERENCE TO /, + 2 oh cy Le DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE ff jeeeomrnrrm 25 MDA-22659 J 8 Dersnber 13s bees CLASSIFICATION HOS FILE NUMBER rasgiticatlas _ a SECRET Unknow : seeeteeias <a he cate Sas as fa Ge Soh an eae SE ER at tainting e