13-00000 — CONTINUATION OF CLASSIFICATION PISFATCH SYMBOL AND NG. DISPATCH SECRET / S&S ee | HMMA=22267 10-29-69 -- Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional disconnected 18 September 1963) = (Revista Manuel Marcue Pardinas) 46-60-15 —Prensa Latina. 46-60-16 Prensa Latina 14-42~37 Cuban Embassy 14-92-14 Cuban Embassy (disconnected 23 September 1963) 25-07-95 Cuban Embassy (apartment of Ramon Sinobas disconnected on 23 September 1963 when apartment became vacant) 14=13=26 Cuban Embassy 15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) 1561455 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) 15#69—87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache) 15=—61=07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office) 15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Film Repzesentative) 45-61-80 Czech Embassy 45-61-81 Czech Embassy 20-38-98 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 18 September 1963) 2:)=68-69 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 23 September 1963) 20-68-23 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 23 September 1963) Headquarters will note from the above that three lines were disconnected in order to cover three Yugoslav lines. Two of the lines which were disconnected were Cuban Embassy lines, both were not in use by the Cubans, One was in the apartment which had been vacated by Ramon Sinobas and not occupied by other Cubans. The other was a telephone in the Cuban Embassy which was never answered, The Cubans are trying to get Sinobas! line moved to the Embassy. They have also asked for the telephone company to repair 14-92-14, As soon as these lines are working again, coverage of two of the Yugoslav Embassy lines will be dropped in order to pick up all the Cuban lines which are presumed to have a much higher priority. 3, Processing of LIENVOY Information rene wren een SN VAY Sniormation The Station continues to receive full transcripts in Spanish on the ‘Cuban lines (three), the Soviet Embassy lines (five), and as of 18 and 23 S eptember the Yugoslav lines (three). These transcripts are received each , morning for the day before. During September, the LIENVOY monitors transcribed 1396 pages in addition to the daily resumen. | The outside translators now working on LIENVOY transcripts are. Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, who is used for-almost any backlog which begins to occur. ”~ David B, SCULAGETER, field contract agent, who transcribes the Czech take. Victor W. OBOLD, career agent, who transcribes the Yugoslav portion of the Yugoslav take. Douglas J, FEINGLASS, staff agent, who continues to transcribe the Russian language portion of the Soviet take. TSR You Ee SANNA SUNDRESS SGRELASE- vel) athe atten Two leads from LIENVOY of operational interest in September 1963 were: |
13-00000 CI ASSIRIC ATOR SECRET / @steBatesT DISPATCH SYMBOL AND fied HMMA=22267 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH a. On 2 September 1963 a Russian speaking female contacted the Soviet Embassy and asked for Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, KGB. She identified herself by name and as a professor from New Orleans. She gave the address of her apartment and asked for a meeting. This lead was promptly followed up by station investigative assets who identified the woman. and learned that she was attending a philosophers! conference at the University of Mexico, She returned to the United States on 17 September. All available information was forwarded to Headquarters for passing to ODENVY. b, MEXI-6135 reported the contact between an unidentified Czech woman and the Czech Embassy. 5. Liaison On 18 September 1963 Oliver G. GALBOND and Willard Cc, CURTIS met with LIELEGANT and LIERGO. They also saw LIELEGANT on 20 September. There were no security problems during this month. 7. Technical There were no technical problems which AREHART could not handle, 8. Personnel Robert B, RIGGS continues to meet Arnold AREHART each morning before 0800 hours to receive all LIENVOY tapes and traecripts from the previous day. The daily meetings with Victor W,. OBOLD and David B. SCHLAGETER, the two EE translators, Wettransferred on 18 September 1963 from the Station EE case officer to the KURIOT technician, Gregory D. PARMUTH who delivers and receives reels and transcripts from them each day. PARMUTH also acts as a cutout for Douglas J, FEINGLASS, Paul V, LEVISTER, Headquarters KUTUBE officer, visited the Station from 22 September to 1 October to consult with LIENVOY and LIFEAT case officers in preparation for a report to be written on the two projects as examples of tap operations which produce both positive intelligence and operational leads. 9. Production cores sapere menor stem There is attached a list of reports,cables and dispatches forwarded to Headquarters during this month. o QE eee Phtigata — UL REET ATION a eee ne tee tenn ee ~ |e a a ft oan) i
13-00000 -LIENVOY PRODUCTION - SHPTEMBER 1963 MEXIs ee HMMAs ee _ TMs MEXI 6335 (HMM 7312) HMMA 22194 HMM 770% MEXI 6332 (MMM 7010) HMMA 221.93 HMM 7755 MEXI 651° (HMM 7604) HMMA 22159 HMM 7770 MEXT 6302 (mM 701) HMMA 22149 HMM 7767 MEXT GO7L (EMM 77C7) HMMA 22155 HMM 77/2 MEXT 6215 (IMM 7761) HMMA 2211.6 HMM 7725 MEXI G205 (HMM 7760) HMMA 22115 HMM 772) MEXT 6255 HMMA 22066 HMM 7723 MEXI 6155 (HMM 7745) HMMA 22052 MEXI 6129 (HMM 7742.) MEXI- 6LO7 MEXT 6104. (HMM 7756) MEXI 6097 (HMM 7728) MEXI 6042 (HMM 7712) MEXI 6055 (HMM 7700) MEXI 605% MEXI 6030 (HMM 7700) MEXI 6022 (HMM 7707) 1G + 9 + 3 : Grove 4 Excluded trem automatic tsvaricing and declan tisdat