s *y 2 ¥ *& ry & 7 x 2 5 z i ? r vweareaaei™ : In summary, the Station Case Officers responsible for established FT and CI/CE programs feel.that LIENVOY has made a very necessary intelligence support contribution, Tt should be noted that LIENVOY factlities during the project year produced about three times the voluze of raw audio take as that produced by LIFEAT over the sane length of tire at approximately one half the cost. This is possibly duc ta the centralized tapping and transcribing facllities of LEENVCY ag-compared with the widely scattered ones of LIFEAT, LIENVOY as a iiaison tap operation fio able to tap any phone desired whereao LIFEAT, as a “unilateral opéracion, must take éreater security precautions, ‘The Chlef of Station Mexico feels that the success of Station Mexico's operational progran egainst ‘the Cuban, Soviet and Soviet Satellite installations anl personnel ta “Mexico ia largely attrf{butable to the continuous and thorough covcraye of these targets provided by LISNVOY, COS recommends that the project be renewed for another year as an escential collection aml support operation for the Mexico Station, oo . . E. . PROBLENS There have been no elenificant security, cover, control, or liatson problems during the project year, . . : F, LIAISON L Thie Project continues ta enearnane urofficial liaison relationship [na contributes to the triemily attitude Ol THEEE OITICLALS toward ODYOKE. Some exarples are? a). In January 1964 CURTIS met with LETENSOR to dlocuss Communist China and Waa told by LUCENSOR thet the Mexican Government would not recognize Red China LIELEGANT provided tnformation from LITENSOR on Communist agitation throughout Mexico, b). CURTIS had several meetings with LIELEGANT during April 1964 when ec). In August 1964 CURTIS and LIELEGANT met with LIRAMA to discuss the continuation of the LIENVOY Project. a). In September 1964 CURTIS at the request cf Chief, PPSWINC, saw LIRAMA to - deliver an invitation to visit the home of GPLOGIC, Several other meetings were held between CURTIS and LIRAMA prior to this trip. | e). On 7 Novexber 1964 Chester D. DAINOLD and Cedric B. PAPATE accompanted CURTIS to a mecting with LIRAMA where DAINOLD and PAPATE gave bricfings on the Cuban situation ane on Latin Americe, Full details of these briefings were reported to Headquarters in HMMA-2k700 RYRAT deted 29 November 1gGh, Q EY eee ine OF Pr TL ee
- . , ee a f), On 9 December 1964 LIRAMA asked CURTIS tor assistance in providing a epecial Ink . Headquarters KURIOT mulfilled this request by supplying the ink and sending a specialist to Mexico to instruct LIRAMA in its use, ‘g). On 16 December 19G4 CURTIS met with LIRAMA and provided him with information on Cuban Embassy activities and association with members of Mexican universities, Personalities in the S.N.T.E. and pro-Cuban associations, Capture of guerrillas, erms and documents in Guatemala, Chincse Communists {n Mexico, and Commnist Activities in Chihuahua. Coples of information given to LIRAMA were pouched to Headquarters. " G. INTER“AGENCY COORDINATION, | No formal coordination Is required in this Project. Chief, PBOWING, Mexico, ie the only ODYOKE official in Mexico outside NUBARK who is aware of this project and its provision for a special channel to LIRAMA, Special briefings are cleared with PBSWING before KUBARK representatives meet with LIRAMA, CURTIS advises Chief, PESWING of significant end pertinent subjects which are discussed in meetings between CURTIS and LIRAMA, H, PLANS, The Station plans to continue the intercept program without change for the next project year. As previously noted, LEIRAMA has asked that the project continue without a change in personnel or in the manner of operation, I. FUNDS. “1. Por the past pertod. © The cost of the LIENVOY Project (paid by Mexico Station exclusive of Headquarters costs) fron 1 February 19S: through 30 June 196) was US $19,415.22 and from 1 July 1964 throvgh 31 December 1964 $23,677.68 ang for January 1965 $5,000.00 is estimated. 2. During the next project year. ' During the period 1 February 1965 through 41 January 1966, an estimated amount of US $47,468,00 will be required with US $19,010 to be spent from 1 February 1965 through 40 June 1965 and £728,453,00 te be spent from 1 July 1965 through 31 January 1960, Ce Pia ann i ie i : a fa o f
. oN a Caneien ; - ww at & -10- 3, Agent Snlaries. 7 FY 1065 LIENVOY=2 — . $ 2,400.00 LIEHVOY=4 1,200.00 LIENVOY5 1,200,00 LIENVOY-6 800.00 LIENVOY-7 . : &00,00 LIENVOY-11 ‘es 1,200,00 LIENVOY*12 oe 1,200, 00 LIENVOY-14 £00. 00 LIENVOY-15 260.00 LIENVOY«16 £00, 00 LIENVOY-18 1,200.00 Christmas bonus one month's pay 1965 Contingency rund for new agents or 950.00 feverance pay . . Operational expenses . £60, 00 Local purchase suppllea & equipment 1,006.00 Upkeep of QP vehicle (1) 200,00 Safehouse rental 1,000,00 Entertalnment & gifts for Mexicen officials , . 2,000.00 Purecnase of information via LIENVOY-2 . 1,200.00 TOTAL $ 19,918.00 J. ANNEX, ao t Eo R BESSERSSSE 88888 SES 8888ss g bea y = pane = e 8888 8 SERS ¥ i] PR ek & 23 Wenn ‘P 1S s 8 18g On two occaziona during the Project year, the Station requested KURIOT assistance in making a technician uvallable for temporary duty replacement for Arnold F. AREHART, Newton T, RUTSAY came to Mexico in May and September 1964 The Heedouarters - to supervise the tap center ond maintain the equipment. support fumished this project wna timely and commendable, K. EMERGENCY CONDITIONS, There has been no change in emergency conditicns arrangements since the last project renewal request,