14-00000 -¥ * . , i. ~ ape, Pan CONTINUATION OF" DISPATCH 10=29=69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional 46=12=70 C.T.A.L,- 46~11=30 D.F.S, 4.620950 D.F.S, 35~36=52 Politica (Revista = Manuel Marcue Pardinas) 46-60-15 Prensa Latina 46~60~16 Prensa Latina 14=42=37 | Cuban Embassy 14—92—14 -— Cuban Embassy 2500795 Cuban Embassy 25-09"14 Cuban Embassy 14=]13=26 Cuban Embassy 15-6055 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) 15~61=55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) | 15=69=87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache) _ 15~61=07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office) 15+12—64 Soviet Embassy (Films Representative) 4506180 Czech Embassy 45-6181 Czech Embassy On 7 August 1963 the Station EE case officer requested LIENVOY coverage of the Yugoslav lines. Arrangements are being made to put these lines in within: the near future. . . 3, Processing of LIENVOY Information. The Station continues to receive full transcripts in Spanish from ten lines (five Cuban Embassy and five Soviet Embassy), DIR=60764 dated 13 August 1963 asked the Station to send to Headquarters one copy of the full transcripts from the Cuban Embassy lines, These are being forwarded ona weekly basis. The first group is being forwarded as an attachment to HMMA~22000 dated 21 August 1963, If they do not please Headquarters officers who desire them, it is requested that the Mexico Station be promptly ; advised with any ‘suggestions for changes. On 6 August 1963 Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, arrived in Mexico “to work presently as a unilateral monitor but eventually as the supervisor of .atap center either under LIENVOY or LITEMPO. He has established himeelf outside and is presently at work eliminating the backlog of Soviet tapes, Douglas J, FEINGLASS continues to do the Russian from LIENVOY, the. Russian from two LIFEAT lines on Soviet targets, and the Russian from the LIPAWN audio operation. In addition, FEINGLASS . sends clipped ‘ranseripte to the Station ready for 201 files. 4, Exploitation of LIENVOY Information, , “EMMW-11831 dated 6 August 1963 indicated that. Hoadguartene’s was. - ‘not well informed on the way the Mexico Station exploits operational leads from -LIENVOY. The outside staff agent, Arnold AREHART has instructions to alert | ‘the Station immediately if a U.S. citizen or English speaking person tries to - contact any of the target installations. This is done by a telephone call from” :outside the tap center at a pay phone to Robert B, RIGGS inside the Station, Emergency meetings are arranged in double talk (meeting for coffee or lunch). RIGGS meets AREHART within fifteen minutes at a pre-arranged downtown -location and receives the reel with an extract of the pertinent conversation. “The reel-is then taken to the Station and given to the case officer responsible ‘for the target the person was trying to contact. Headquarters is notified by | cable of the action taken. Only in rare cases is information ona U.S, citizen passed without prior Headquarters approval. . | food aan XX) COMPNUED
14-00000 ? 8 ™~ .° : . ad rms DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO. . CONTINUATION CF" | - HMMA 22005 DISPATCH Other leads appear in the full transcripts or daily resumen. They . also are exploited by the Station case officer responsible for the target where the lead appears. For example, on 12 August 1963 Boris KAZANTSEV, | recently arrived Counselor of the Soviet Embassy and former defection target in Mexico, called his wife at their residence. The number was not listed but . was immediately checked by Raymond GERENDE who determined that the number was the switchboard of theapartment house where KAZANTSEV and several other families live.. The reason. the Station. checked out this number. was to put unilateral coverage on it if possible; however, the switchboard was ‘beyond the Station's capability tohandle. Maryknoll priest Felix McGOWAN contacted the Cuban Embas sy on | 31 July 1963, MEXI~5565 reported details of this contact. This cable was sent | to Headquarters for dis semination and action by ODENVY. Profes sor WEBB (fnu) of the Univer sity of Louisiana contacted Mexican Communist Jorge L. TAMAYO Castillejos, prominent Mexican Marxist intel~ lectual and professor at the University of Mexico, and arranged to meet with - him on 31 July 1963. MEXI-5568 reported this contact to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY. Bartolo (fnu) contacted former Governor of Baja California, Braulio _ MALDONADO Sandez on 16 July 1963 regarding the sale of Cuban pesos. MEXI=5569 reported this contact to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY. 5, Liaison On 15 August 1963 Willard C, CURTIS met with LITENSOR to arrange . : for a sensitive PBRUMEN case (MEXI1=5789 reported the details of this meeting). — i: 6, Security There were no security incidents within the project during this month, , pos ‘7%. Technical There were no technical problems during this period, 8. Personnel ; Orville HORSFALL's arrival is the only change in personnel since the. _ last report.and he is handled as an independent agent by the Station, withno | ‘LIENVOY personnel aware of his presence in Mexico. Robert B. RIGGS sees .HORSFALL daily to deliver and Pick up tapes. ~ ; 9. Production . ° There is attached a list’ of. reports, cables and Sispatches forwarded - sto. Headquarters during this month. Netlarh Ant MEL C. CURTIS aM E3a roe aan . > sh 2 Cot , : [J connmuen : eee eee eee een, —emeneernnetntaeteerenen men mt aatuasna = maa }
PRODUCTION - JULY 1963 MEXIs HMMs HMMAs MEXI-5570 HMMA -21824 -HMM-7542 MEXI-5569 | HMMA - 21802 | HMM-7539 MEXI-5565 . HMMA -21762 HMM- 7502 MEXI-5532 HMMA - 21742 ~ HMM-7501 — MEXI-5487 » HMMA, - 21709 HMM-7500 MEXI-5465 (HMM-7547) HMMA - 21693 HMM-7499 _ MEXI-5459  . a HMMA- 21681 HMM-7498 MEXI-5458 (HMM-7543) HMMA - 21673 HMM- 7497 MEXI-5457 (HMM- 7544) HMMA - 21672 HMM-7496 | MEXT-5452 HMMA - 21669 “HMM -7495 MEXI-5438 HMMA - 21655 HMM-7486 | ’ MEXI-5412 HMM-7481 MEXI-5377 (HMM-7525) HMM-7480 © MEXI-5353 (HMM-7524) ~ HMM-~-7478 MEXI-5351 (HMM-7523) : MEXI-5340 MEXI-5334 MEXI-5295 (HMM-7403) | Coe SS 19 -f 11 + -14 = 44 EOP : Excluded trom sutsmatied , bowt, ap? wus sradiag sds f esses]