14-00000 sere ~~ Wlitl 2. Ue Le LP Lie Lee : ; (2)- ‘Tranéportation - a a an 7 Dee por. ss. RABANELLI's QPeae a Lk ood ; | CBIPVRKUD-7 car rent an Lt . - at 2G — _LIFEUD-8 car rent - ub . LUUD-14 oar rent _ ; Ta ‘ ‘ 7 ZUISHEISTER mileage | ; : L . i : (3) Other operational expenses (covers loss : } of rental deposits, fatalities, medical | vo -@ expenses, ternination payments,* expenses involved in moviny, and setting up baree| houses, expenses involved in covering |. . targets of opportunity} 5,000 : fy. 7 ; GRAND TOTAL 298,973 a Sad ) ray = apermstranttbat lath deputy. § Sace Pets ce ae { Ter ew spite case =" "=" Any termination of indigenous personnel will be in accordance with Mexiean x H law and will include lunp sum separation settleme:+, transportation and ; 3 j moving expense payments, and uny bonus due at the time of termination, - f . . Chute erm, j x i } ? . i “ft i i i ! t i 1 3 - > . vy ' .
Distr ibut Low: 2 = Mexico City hare TS Gat GISPATCHED 18 Apeli 1961 te GPA Ton SRE, OND UMBER ” BRR 9689 Pe ee © cmos REFERENCE TO CLASSIB CATION SECRET ORIGINATING RELEASING | SPE SY MR cAMD 5 ORM Co] ser 59) Use PREVIOUS EDITION REA AOry RN Eree BIEN MAY BE USED NICDATLU
“S/S the LIFRAT Projest was approved en 26 August 1960 fora total af: — $98,901, “Headquarters reduced the original request from the field’to bring . tha total Project budget more in line ‘With the programmed figure of $90,000 — and the actual obligations of the previcua year, which were only $73,684. fhe following changes wore made on the field's request: oa > Eedeld-Request = Approved i (to reflect legislative . _ Hiscellansous Operating Expenses 25,000.00 9,000.00 : @. Staff comments on the Project renewal request ware: i t ? } | \ + BY QuaURES NS Cis. CNY . £ a) KUTUBE/OPS said that the Staticn is to be commended om ‘its hand- ling of the requested Hles coverages by LIENVOY while maintaining LIFEAT ty and limiting coverage to those. lines most profitable. KUTVBE | noted the increased emphasis on exploititien cf operational inforsation. - In ordar to continue this aspect of the operation, the Station ia faced with the difficult problem of selectivity in targeting ard processing take from these two large projects. Every possible effort should be made te increase the efficiency of processing to maintain LIFEA? at ite present high level. In KUTUE/OPS's opinion, LIFEAT personnel and espability must be carefully maintained in face @f-the easier but less secure LIENVOT. b) KUDESE stated that this unilateral asset should be eontinusd de- spite the fact that we are running 4 ainilar operation with the local gov- ernment. : It is heped that the Station wili secon be able to use this asset 4n the investigation ‘of individuals known to be in clandestine contact with the RIS, for the purpose of determining uhsther or not they may be _¢) MUTUBK/D notes that the project has been of high value. 3. Attached for the information of the Station is.a copy ef the memorandum prepared in Wi to transmit the project for approval. Attscbment: 1 (3 pages), KAPOE Hqs Mgtritetion: Per paragraph 3 1 = Subject 1 - Wi/Registry 2 September 1960 1 - WH/3/___|/Chrono Distributions — = Mexico Cit wi/3/__] | { CON sued mtudee ATL SSDS TE Se pet % EDOM CUASSICAT ON v fice 4 - ote REPLACES FORMS us §3 S178 $7 8a AND $12 : “