eee, oe cgi nena eat rent nseet femeengy en seaeaeeers te - ae ulate LTE aR ARTS seam ee ere ett it, Pa Yee woe eee ee eee Se és aoe hak cere te Taye peereninne® ene een eee ee SE ‘HW. EPs SO eteRAY UMA = AON d. All visitors and or servicemen who get inside the gate. , , e. Compiled statistics on the arrival and departure time (and. method) of each known or suspect intelli- gence officer. This should considerably improve the Station’ s ability to “exploit any leads that might arise. 13... The one problem area remaining, and the one where we stand to strike the most “pay-dirt" is that of identifying the photographs of non-Cuban personnel who visit the Embassy -or the Consulate. While, true; we are unlikely to identify any DGI agent personnel or illegals, we would be most likely to obtain identification of subversives traveling to Cuba and on local. sympathizers or contacts who could possibly serve as access ‘agents. Linking unknown faces to names can only be done by ‘technical means. The target Situation and our proposed means — of attack are. given below. 14. Since the arrival of the new DGI Chief of Center and the DSE security officer last year, security at the Cuban Embassy and Consulate has tightened drastically. Metal shutters have - een placed on all but one of the windows in the area suspected of being the DGI center. Not-even a crack of light now shows from these windows at night. The entire compound and the sur- rounding wall have been floodlighted. In KDAFGHAN's words, "the only shadows in the place now are during the daytime". The former open grill gate to the automobile entrance has been re- placed by an electrically operated solid metal garage doo. Passerbys can no.longer look into the compound or gatehouse and KDAFGHAN can no longer observe the latter. The door into the gatehouse, which is in the outer wall alongside the automobile entrance, has been changed to a heavy metal door with a one-way mirror for observation. No vehicles except those belonging to the Embassy are now allowed inside. All delivery trucks must park outside and carry their items inside. A completely. new, and unknown, telephone system has been installed. Access control is now rigorous. When a visitor now calls at the Embassy he must ring the doorbell, wait for the door to be opened slightly, and, if he is not recognized, announce his name and business. The. door is then shut in his face, the gatekeeper calls the person he wants to see and the person is then either let in or turned away. If let in he no longer is allowed into the naps ermine ape reer peers no, a 5) compound _ - with some, Trew “rare exceptions ~but~is led into the Ace” Former gatehouse w which _has just _been converted “into a Féception - area. The person he came to see comes to the ¥éteption area. and interviews him there... Very rarely is the visitor let into the compound. If the visitor calls at the Consulate he may freely enter that one room on the ground floor, but is allowed “no further. Usually the secretary handles all requests. Some times a visitor to the Consulate who requires an interview with one of the consuls. is taken or sent to the Embassy entrance device inside the Embassy, the Consulate, or the gatehouse with our current assets and under these conditions is nill. 15. _ There are seven telephone lines into the Cuban compound. | Five of these go directly to the Ambassador's office, the cultural Office, the Press Office, the Commercial Office and the Consulate. As far as we know, the DGI center has no mores = COntinued...... woe CLASSIFICATION ¢ PAGE NO. Lx | conrmwen | 5 of 6 USE PREVIOUS EDITION. 53320 Docld:32392929 Page 6 : . . ; : : l og [ice interviewed in that area. Our chances of implanting an audio i 1 i } { ' ' ,
elie ie A cel ROCCE oe aE Sagas cam eaeTT ERE EET TTT OO SE TR REY Lease a8" itedaes) sat paged tae . Scie el an ae TWA AT ON i * Fs am eat te we 3's 7 hak Whe peal direct lines. Two lines go to a Switchboard of unknown capacity in_the gatehouse/reception room. These lines receive an average of two thousand calls each per month, Many times, in reading the take, we note that a person will call and say that he is coming by at a certain time - or he will be called and told to come at a certain time. If KDAFGHAN could corelate these calls with the photographs he takes he could make many identifications ‘which, in turn, could be exploited by other Station assets, KDGLACIER, or LNERGO. Even of more assistance would be the "hot miking" of these lines. That way we could not only identify any caller to the Consiilate or gatehouse, but. also who the gatekeeper calls inside to announce the visitor. In addition, we would, also expect to pick up quite a bit of conversation of interest, for the gatehouse seems to be a favorite hangout in the Embassy for DGI personnel. KDAFGHANS 1 and 2; being experienced LP operators, could easily handle the take. KDAFGHAN-1, being fluent in English, could also handle the English language portions of any take - — which in view of the number of English-speaking visitors would probably be considerable. : , we eta ote 16. Therefore, we request that we be advised what technical information is necessary for WOACRE to determine the feasibility of a hot mike installation into the gatehouse and Consulate (assuming no access to. the instruments): serviced by an LP located in“the current KDAFGHAN OP. “In the meantime, we will investigate the possibility of tapping one of the gatehouse telephones currently monitored by KDBADGER and running it into the KDAFGHAN OP where it will not only be transcribed but live monitored. 17. PRODUCTION: Production figures for this period were normal. KDAFGHAN provided an average of 600 contact prints and 150 enlargements per month. No new identifications were made. 18. ‘ADMINISTRATIVE: There were no changes in costs or personnel during this period. ‘19.° SECURITY: There were no security incidents during this period. To improve security, meetings have been reduced to an average of one every two weeks. Use of the safehouse is now held to a minimum and wherever possible meetings are by car pickup. While KDAFGHAN-1's cover for his darkroom is that it is supposedly. his hobby, there is not one photograph or camera visible anywhere in his house. He has been instructed to correct this deficiency. sse R. GARDALPHE PAGE NO, - [No] CONTINUED 6 of 6. USE PREVIOUS EDITION. Bot ia /3 - HW 53320 Docld:32392929 Page 7