‘04-10086- 10397 4=O000U CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS|| CEASE AS SANITIZED i fs Declassified ano Approved for Release 4 by the Central Intelligence Agency . : ve Date: 2 Az Cas SU° JECT: Nelay in ns onding ‘the first cable about OSWALD 1. Much has been written about the dela (tb the Mexico Station) ins ending the first cable requesting traces on the name. Lee OSWALD,. It was discussed in Dave Phillips book as a case of laziness on the part of the Soviet case officer (vhich in my view was unjust and unnecessary and indicates that Dave didn't know vhat he was. talking about). 2. Normally , the Spanish trans cript for the 1 October convers ation would have been picked up on th Jost znd of October. The Russian language porti¢s to the Russian/English transcriber, on the¢ ; trans lation would have been returned thes Ld wing day Cath) at aich time, the Soviet case officers eG ‘the photographic coverage. That coarse in the station before the 7th singe t camera on the 3rd of October ang SS was nicked up proba by ‘on the 4th, processed and pass eg@ydhie Station on the next work day va ich would have. been M@g October. ENS een out of the camera every day but at ‘that time, "4 + tayed in the camera until a full 4, A name trace could have been requested on the bas is of the name alone but. that wasn't the way Win Scott ran that Station. He wanted the Flotographic coverage tied in with the telephone coverage |. .s ometimes...there..was..a U.S...automobile ‘licens e number. . It. was also part of the "numbers game" of jus tify ing a project yy the number of dis patches, cables or Teports produced. QOOUL54. Oy Ma 2 seo
F-00000 14-00000 ' SECRET 2 May 1977 SUBJECT: Review of Mexico City Station Files at the Warrenton Record's Center 1. On 2 May 1977 Chris Hopkins and Annie . Goodpasture visited the (Warrenton) Record's Center to review old Mexico City files in search of additional photographs of the “unidentified man". We were unable to locate any such photographs. It appears that earlier photographs may have been destroyed in a purge of Mexico City Station files and that the folders for the destroyed material were re-used to forward more recent photographic material to Headquarters for retention. Following are the Job numbers of boxes reviewed and pertinent notations re re-use of the old folders: Job #70-236 Box 1 of 3 LILYRIC Photos ‘1 February - 1 March 1968 11@a in re-use Oider, °° “LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966 to 31 Aug a packages C-1873 - 2031 C : Front es folder 2 Dec - 28 Feb 64 1 sprit ~_2 May 1968 Back tolder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Mar 64 thru 29 May 64 . Oe C0004 & £52. Front folder re-used LILYRIC pistes ‘folder 1 Nov thru 15 Dec 66 ; Cc As. Continued opK at ose Copy lof 7 - - SECRET
FH 4-O0000 14-0.0000. Job_#70-236 Box 3 of 3 | nn wt i a ‘L-June - 3 July 1967... ' Clean folder 3 uly - 31 Sly 1967 lap re-use LILYRIC folder July - Aug 64. Front -flap clean 2 Oct - 31 ott Shee 1967 Clean ol er 1 Nov '- 22 Dec 67 oe Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder 12 Apr 66 - 18 May 66 ‘Front ‘flap re-used incoming cable chrono folder i1- 31 Jan 65 9 Jan - 31 Jan 68 . Front flap. re-used LILYRIC folder 1 July thru 31 July 1966 Back flap - clean | 00001 5z LICALLA Photos _ 104 2 Jan - 27 Feb 1967 lap re-used LICALLA folder . 5 “Nov 62 - 31 Jan 63 - Continued
4-H0000 1 se Front flap re-used LICALLA folder "1 Dec 66 - 15 Feb 67 _ “1 Mar = 28 ‘April 1967. . ’ Back flap re-used LICALLA folder _1 Feb - 29 June 63 ea Front flap LICALLA re-used | folder Front’ flap: re-used LICALLA folder 20 Feb - 31 May 1967 ® 2 May 67 = 30 June 67~ ‘Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder .. 23:-July 63 (Y-1257) to . 30 Nov 63 (Y-1508) Front flap re-used LICALLA fold so as 1 Sept thru 30 Nov 1966 1 June thru 30 June 1967 1 Sept - 27 Oct 1967 . ac ap clean Front flap re-used LICALLA folder ; 1 Aug - 31 Aug 1967 . 6 Nov - 29 Dec 1967. Back flap clean front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1. July. - 31 July 1967 . 3 Jan - 28 Feb 1968 - ; _ Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 0006155 ‘1 July thru 31 August 1966 Back flap Czech Photos re-used folder Sept - Nov 64 . Continued
4-90000 14-0000 . ; 1 March thru 29 April 1968 Front. flap re-used LICALLA (©) 28 Nov 61 to 10 Feb 6 62 "Back flap re-used LICALLA folder | “1 Apr to 1 July 1966 2 May thru 19 June 1968 Back flap re-used. LILYRIC folder (y- -907 to Y-969) 12° Sept 61 - 23 Mar ‘1962 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder ’ 1-Jan thru 31 Mar 1966 N.B. There was no coverage from 19 June to 15 July 1968 15 July thru 30 August 1968 | 5 ront. flap re-used LI folder aoe 23 Nov to 27 Feb 1965 - Contained nothing prior to 1967. Looking for 1963. Job #70-209 OS “Box #3 (Boxes 1§2 at Hqs) Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #4 . : Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #5 | ‘Nothing pertinent ‘to our search. — ; Box #6: — .  ggQ0a 5 _ Nothing pertinent t to our search. 7 156 Box #7 ‘Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #8 | | Nothin. Pertinent t¢ ee - . Co, Othing ® Cur search erp _  Contined =
F-90000 RR poe ag oe .. Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #10 - Nothing pertinent to our: search. _ Box all : Nothing pertinent to our search. _ Box #12 Nothing pertinent to our search. | ae 8 , - . yo Es \\ Ceo | 1 - 3@) ee ‘Jan & Feb 70 Wa a ' Mar & Apr 70 May & June 70 July & Aug 70 Sept § Oct 70 ' Nov.& Dec 70- Dispatch HMM 11, 368, dated 17 March 1972. Photos were filed in - re-used subject and uprt folders (equivalent of subject 201 folders), indicating contents of. “original" subject and "P'' files were destroyed. ‘Ref (to previous shipment ). HMMA 40, S62, 21 May 71. 0000453
14-00000 14-00000 i, Ud ‘ Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963) From the time. the Mexico Station was cones CREE un nti the arrival of Mr. Win Scott as Chief of. Station(in_1955) the Station had developed a support apparatus to exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. This umbrella type project (LIPSTICK) consisted of multiline phone taps, three photographic sites, a- mobile surveillance team and a mail intercept operation. | eee fn 7 Telephone taps (LIFEAT) were placed by @n employee of “the. “Toea - telephone company who was handled by a Station case officer. The number of lines tapped was limited only by the availability of a listening post “+ nearby and the availability of Tangauge (English, Spanish, Soviet, Polish, Czech, etc.) transcribers. Generally, these were Mexican or Mexican-_ 7 American recruited agents. . | . Three photographic sites were handled by a Station case officer “assisted by technicians on TOY from Headquarters who advised the Station ‘on the best types of cameras, films, -and concealment devices. These ‘operations had sub-crypts under project LIPSTICK (namely: LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA). LIMITED was a fixed site directly opposite the Soviet Em- ' bassy (across the street) which had both.a vehicle and a pedestrian en- trance. The gate to the Soviet Embassy was on the northwest corner of the G00U0158 E2, IMPDET 7 Se ENE ree FATT ET IETS CL BY 004645
f 4-O0000 14-00000 “processed on the outside by a recruited | agent. “Soviet compound and the LIMITED site was diagonally across a double laned street on the southeast corner of that block. (See attached diagram). ‘LIMITED was the first photo base and operated strictly on an experimental. basis in the early stages. This base, however, was closed when the Sta- ' tion received word that the photograph of the “unidentified man" was being released by the Warren Commission. LILYRIC was an alternate photo- graphic base. It was located in an upper story of an apartment building on the ‘same side of the Street as the LIMITED site but in-the middle of — ‘the block south. It had a planted view of the front gate of the Soviet - Embassy. LICALLA, the third photographic site, was located in one of a row of four houses on the south side of the Soviet Embassy compound. This site overlooked the back garden of the Soviet Embassy compound. The "purpose of this operation was to get good identification photographs of Soviet personnel. The three photographic sites were managed by. a re- - cruited agent who was a Mexican citizen, the son of an American mother and Mexican father (deceased). This agent collected the film from the , LIMITED and LILYRIC sites three times a week. The film was. then de- veloped and printed into 8 x 10 contact print strips. “LICALLA ‘film was originally processed in the Station but in early (1959) due to the resig- nation of a technician, this film like that of LIMITED and LILYRIC was ~ 2 ReaUASE ELIS Yea Eh ‘at F ao a]
14-00000 ? Mobile surveillance was conducted by two American staff officers. These two officers organized a surveillance team of six recruited agents which used late inodel cars and a panel truck for surveillance. The team could be activated by radio from the LIMITED site whenever. someone of interest left the gate of the Soviet Embassy. These agents were aware of a the LIMITED site since they had been issued LIMITED photographs for identification purposes. | | | | | _ The Station also conducted afunilateral} mail intercept operation,  LIBIGHT, which was handled by an American case officer. VA recruited <Mexican_agent, who had a sémiofficial status, obtained selected letters from a subagent employed by the Méxican postal systéii; _ 2. (Liaison) Coverage: Liaison) coverage was unreliable and insecure as characterized by the nature of the (flexican services) at that time. The Mexican Direction ' of Federal Security (DFS), With which we conducted Tia@ison, was a hip-- pocket group run out of the Mexican Ministry of Government. This-Ministry | "was principally occupied with political investigations and control of Gus rectal » and corrupt. (A Station] - officer trained_a number _of_them_in_name_tracing_and travel control. Inj | foreigners. Their agents were ‘(958,_at the_instigation of a Mexican official, a joint telephone tap? - (operation came into existence. The operation, which became known as - G00Cigg 3 CEPOET /OENSTT AE ay Beh OG Sg WV MeL Ae ya hag LE POLITY
4-90000 a « 14-00000 Sele | anh oe : My ie at 2) PP eae pan! : WAGE AP SLUG IC tle Fp rt « e . . (LIENVOY, was run by a Mexican officer. The listening post had 30 lines connected at one time. The transcription room was staffed by \Mexicany . en a ace tener 2 eAmmy officers. In 1961, (because of mismanagement by the Mexican prin=) Ccipals) the Station chief, himself, became the project case officer. A . Station officer assisted him in the daily supervision of the listening mo post, and in picking up the transcripts and the tapes. There was also UCTION, PRONMBITE harge of LIENVOY (the an American technician inside the listening post. 3. Oswald Coverage: ae In mid-1962, Che Mexican office | post for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, Cuban and Satellite Em- . ‘-bassies in anticipation of possible coverage): The Station immediately — ae disconnected all of the unilateral telephone taps on these Embassies so) nego TP. cthat they would not be discovered when the Mexicans hooked up their _} i '-. (taps. The. Mexicans} soon thereafter connected five Cuban lines, five Soviet lines, three Czech lines, two Polish lines, and one Yugostav _ Vine. “At the listening post, a live monitor made short summaries of conversations of interest which were then included in a daily resume for the Chief of Station. Later, when a reel was completely recorded, full transcripts were typed and passed to the Stations however, there was usually a time lag of a day or two. ‘Reels which contained Russian ~ Cee y PREM Ne SEDRL Sch! Ve, ta reese steenage ae tee a Ne tL fe genet anne a ce mer ate seen nee eee em nee
4-90000 14-00000 a x we & + a language other than Spanish or English were taken to another location for translation and typing. Mr, Boris Tarasoft did the Russian transla- -tions but because of the volume of: Russian conversations, the translations usually ran about a week behind the date ‘of the conversation. . As soon as the Station learned that an 1 Atierican identifying him- self as Lee Oswald Phoned the Soviet Embassy, Miss Ann Goodpasture of the — ' Station started screening all photographs. However, here again, there was a backlog. because the photographs were picked up three times a week ‘but those picked up were usually for dates a few days before since the technician who was processing the film, did so ona night- time basis. Further, photographs were not made initially until a complete rol] of film was used. Later this was changed and the operator cleared the camera. at the end of each day regardless of amount of unused film remaining. The instructions were to cover the entire work day (office hours) and to : photograph all Soviets, their families, all foreigners, and cars with - | foreign license plates. Human error did occur but generally the agents | were conscientious. The ‘Cuban Embassy coverage had more sophisticated | equipment using a pulse camera which frequently developed mechanical dif- ficulties. Oswald came to the Sets from a tap of the Soviet line. It was picked up and taken to Mr. Boris 6000162.
14-G0000, ..» i - eS 1 Re. af @- dora. 3 — he ; Tarasoff - for translation because the caller was ‘trying to speak in Russian. There was some delay because Station personnel waited to compare the photographs with the typed transcript. All. transcripts were made tn either Spanish or English since the Chief of Station could read only these ‘two languages and because he personally screened the ‘transcripts for operational leads. bia
4-90000 14-0000 | (SECRET. 10 Feb 77 Source: idotes made by A. Goodpesture for John Leader, IG Staff Suoject: Background on Mexico Stetion Support Assets “oy (Coverage of Soviet and Cuban: Enbassies) 1. Unligtera) coverage. From the time the. gk gn was opened in April T1527) (vy Bill Doyle) until a A . Anderson III (stain in ‘LA/HQ) had acbSYooea @ support apparatus to® eyploit leads ‘trom the. Soviet Embassy. This umbrella type project (LIFEAT).. consisted of multi Line phone taps, three photo sites, a mobile surveillance team and a mai. intercept operation. a. ‘Fhore taps were placed (by_. an_employes. ‘of the telephone company , . Rata ol be Read ba ) -* ‘Gite way handled by David WILSTED (pseudo). “The number of lines - tapped was Limted ce availability. of a listening post nearby (since the taps were ‘not made in the main central) and English/ "Spanish (Soviet, Polish, Czech, etc) transcribers, Generally | these agents (mos tly 3 Mexican or Mexican Anerican) were related (which the station at that time felt was good security in that if. they talked about: shop;-they would talk to each other.) b. ‘Three photo sites were handled by Anderson with the help “of Harry Mahoney (retired, living in Chicago) end TDY TSD people ‘checking the best type of camera, film, and concealment devices. These had sub-cripts under LIFEAT (LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA) . LIMITED was a fixed site bang opposite across the street from the front gate of the Soviet Enbassy. ‘Which had both a vehicle and foot: entrance. The Soviet gate was on the NorthVest corner. of their compound an@ LIMITED was diagonally across a double barrelled street on the SOU ee leediaetai i Soo Fa. eyes : eats ie, ; [SE at F7) “ee, ERS. EK- OS le” Cops yl of 7
14-00000 14-00000 po : which the Mexico Stetion. . 7% oo that block. LINITED was the first bese and it onerated strictly on an ex arinentel be 2sis in the esrly stages, iI think the Mexi Station bought one storey this proy:erty (a/Sranish Colonial stone house) through: LIMOUSINE (check to be sure). Later this house began to fall apart. This. base was closed when the Station got word thet the photo of "uniden man" was being released to the -public by “the Warren Commission. The Fhoto operators vere moved to another apt nearby. The property was sold (under an operational agreement with LIMOUSINE ‘for a long term lease on the top floor of a new apartment blading to be built on this s site), " LILYRIC was * planned es an stem 2 dbase to LIMITED, the front gate’ of .the Soviet Enbassy. pe Mexican fanilies) as far as we knew -f xs giised in- about 1958 (cheek aate), also using “LIMOUSINE as the purchaser (check). “This site overlooked the back garden of ‘the Soviet Enbessy compound. ‘The purpose of this ‘opere tion. wes to get good identification photographs of the Soviet | personnel (who at thet. time were largely unidentified | in Mexico Station récords). The three. photo sites ‘were » handled: by (Ration Alva¥ez) (Hexican citizen of U. Ss. nother (HD 1g Haug eleneatany Tevel at @ke American School). (Ramet) collected the, fil gn and LILYRIC three times a “week. His sister's husband, ( Skim from LIMITED Carlos (Mexican doctor) - developed and printed: the film into 8x10 contact print strips. “The master plan ae we vas for LICALLA film to ve. ‘processed, ‘inside, JSD nan from 1957 to 1959 (Harper) ¢ Holt|\ - resigned) could not handle the volume and as the unprocessed film’ began to accumulate, the inside CO (Mahoney) becaze disgusted. and took the film out for Ganon’ orather-in-law to process (probably early 1959). Thus (Ramon) became _ the handler for all three photo gases. A sensitive, staff D monitoring operation _TBEGRET | 6000165 © -
£4-00000 ca 14-00000 _ { BO Se -3- 2 SECRET was run out of another ohe of these houses (crypt for the four houses Was LEWST;1, ete), This was ha:dled by Glen VIDDEN (outside TSD officer) and Mahoney using HQ TDY teams for monitoring. ‘This operation vas also separate from LICALLA, The: two houses in vetueen were rented to unsusvecting tenants. Co Hobile surveillance was developed by Anderson and Later placed “Under Nahoney and Joseph Sancho. This teem consisted of e half dozen or so agents who used three to four late model cars and a panel truck (which could be. used on stake outs O-- coveree), _ The plan was to activate this (group by radio. ‘ITED BASE) ; Soviet 6 when someone | of interest left the/E Enbasgyé nti they made their mestings. 1 Res } knew about the LIOTE BASE ‘be@ause they had LIMIT TERS for identification purposes. - This’ worked fairly well eg Pout the middle of 1958 (check date) | : when one of the s © arice © ‘agents got too close to his target and Mas arrested by ae transit police and turned over to the Mexican. Secret Service. By the time the Stetion could arrange through ac cleared | attorney ‘to bail him out € add Austin of the Goodrich} ; Little ‘and Riquelme fira), the agent. had identified Sancho (tio was evacuated across the border att logales by Bob Shaw) and the inside--— = -[- . phone number | of Mahoney (vino 3 was subsequently replaced. by ‘Louis oo 4 Puckett). As a result of this flap, the LIT: FAT ‘Project was broken up into several others. The agents were not changed but were given Frank — new crypts. /Este ancona and \Peggy Haggard replaced Anderson in “handling the (HATEEEFET) phoae taps.. ‘Puckett replaced Mahoney and handled the . Sentai meme surveillance team (LIENTRAF) and the photo. oases trove (Remon) pe d. _ LIBIGHT .was. the. orypt used. for a wilateray ssiginaly mail | intercept handled. ty Charlie. Anderson III, agent (Hexieon) hed a semi official status | and nd arranged to obtain selected 1etters fron) |
14-00000 14-00000 _ om ee oe ' a . . , H v3 psy ee = v ce 4 we uf Le “abate rca Bhs t @ subv-agent in the vostal system rstem (I think at the airport). His case officers Alfonso Speray were leter/Puckatt, fRovert relduann) Foldnann) and Alan White. 26 \LIaison coverage} was unzeliable and insecure as characterized by the nature of the Mexican services} at that time. (he Hexican DFS_( Direction of Federal i if Security). with which we dealt was 6 hip pocket group fun out of the iinistry, pete A eT POY (of Gov iennentt. Tis Ministry s an of] ~~ we - Cees and political investigations. Their azents wegteh tu ious, venal} were poorly organized ‘and of rate. Now and ‘then, however , sone useful information vas developed but i Sula not be depended upon. (Melberg vas replaced by | “al Phil Eoettinger. (resi (resigned and ‘peRaned in Mexico), Mahoney, Thomas Hazlitt, anaCRober’ Feldmann: éve aie. ais Etter) During 1958, Win Scott met socially | some of: the eerenies of] . ‘edean piesideit élect, Adolfo Lopez Hateos) , During this period » the Ue Se Ambassador Robert Cc. Hild. (reflecting the policy of then Sec State J. oF, Dulles) was energetic. in orgenizing groups ‘to Hpight conmunisn", One of these seeds * grew into a proposal figaek Aleman “Gre ‘son of former Mexi: President) ; acting ; te tbat Gor Lopes Vateos, Wade to Wi Ses tt for.a joint telephone ten operation. This project (LIENVOY) went through about four distressing years of a shakedown, he Mexican in control (LIELEGANT) was inexperienced, old, ard greedy. “His “son LIENVOY=2) was a masterniece of deceit and corruption. LIELEGANT also manipulated control over the principal agent of LIBIGHT (mail intercept 2, The first case officer was~Alfonso Spera inside with(Turner: r Smith) (retired) outside and John (TSD training officer for survelllence and head of the listening _ post where thirty telerhone lines would connect as well as a transcription room , er EET Sad - po oye se “0000867 : : ’ hemes meget tor e+ ee te Se wa cr ES NR EOL HE RENEE Ue SSSA 7? oe . : . . aA ¥
14-00000 -00000 | eB SECRET <P, 8 sh 2a taffe : oo ; 2 : ry > 2 staffed cy army officers!) Initially the station tried to m.et every demand fade by the Mexicans, Both|Smith) end John hed Jarguege difficulties end eed personal problems associated with being ‘outside the stetion(So_thet the. Mexicans) Cwere virtuelly une Satrollasle, spendi.¢ money as they pleased, Squirrelling auay equipment at enornous costs, and neglecting their pert of the bargain(Gin they renee sce extra . (production of. transcripts or placing taps which we wanted, Spera was replaced by Jack Brady Who found himself in the same pincer nt of having Scott sa hy nat approve a request by LIELEGANT that Bredy had tu wom by the son, LIESVOY-2. Finally when the ic Ear exhorbitant a E 5° was Little to show for it, by a TSD ne Cee Flick} ‘Brady was reassi the equipnent. / Scott took ov oot 8 with Flick/for routine supervision Ste woceap: Ming up trenseripts and tapes. Goodpasture hed no Gedling wt the VExTCGRS) except when ‘Scott was ii. or out (of town. Generally, all decisions were made by: Scott. This was about late 1961. 3. My nenory is a ‘Little: vague about the origins of the Cuban Enbassy but I think the staff first developed from a pro-Castro group celebrating on New Years eve 1959. As I recall, it was a nakeshift arrangenent of volunteers through aost of 1960 and 61 with Tom Hazlitt producing voluminous reports on their activities and recruitirg agents right and left ea:nong Cuban netionals in ' Mexico City. | Ae Personnel assignments. Of interest to us now is who was in Mexico during the period prior to Oswald's visit and the subsequent investigation by the Warren Commission. To determine who vas there and wnat they were doing I have grouped persons tozether chronologically with areas of their assignment covering from (950) (2950) to 1969 so that dats names pop up, one cen tell what , in . : period they were in Mexico and their assignments “at th the time. _ SECRET, 7 cOOUL68 1:
14- 00000, i. a . f fr ~ i i &/'56-6/69 COS Winston HN. Scott (deceased) - 10/58 - 12/62| (retired) 6/63 ~ 9/65 Rian unite Tan White (retired) — ; ; pcos 7/56 - - 7/58 Alfonso Rodriguez (retire ed) - | 10/65 - 1969 Stanley Wats t xico) ~ son (retired in. Me COVERT ACTION Loe Prior to 1952) Howard Hunt (retired) . C2/54)- 7/58 \Milliard Hill) (resigned) : 12/56 ~ 9/63, “Stannard ‘Short. (retired) ---- — Dew Chief - i 9/6l ~ 3/64. David Phillips C/ (retired) ~ 8/62 ~ 9/64. Asst ~ 2/64, ~ 6/65 anes Flannery G/ (retired) — 9/64, - 11/66 -Harold Dalghren Asst 10/65 - 1967. Gtanlev W ¢ Watson! C/ (retired) - 66 —- 68° ae PRA 68 - 72. Joseph Suith@(retined in Seah} CUBA OPERATIONS. 56 = 4/62 Thomas Hazlitt cné Se te 2/60 - 4/62 (Jack Stewart) (rete a Conte Rica) 4/63 ~ 4/65 Bob Shaw Chief — og 9/63 - 7/65 (Ray Swider)— Le at) ~ “4 10/63 - 5/65 Loria Mackay (aed al . 8/6 - 6/65 David Phillips chief (oa basd)= ; 9/65 ~ 19/68 Joseph Piccolo. fs ~ 0G Cee y Hacesrd) - 2 grammes mo He tte agetenaecD ATED 22a * - SOVIET TARGET . . ' : 6/57 - 10/59 Louise Lyon Gat sand fee - - 1/67 Prentice: Marheine | (os) . 9f59- | 8/65 (Herbert } vanell) Chief.~ _ (retired ?)° | 9/59 - 8/65 (Barbara Manel] an . ~ '" Outside CO” (§/64.- 7/66: Willian Bright °° =. , Do ae : { i 4/65 - 11/67 Cynthia Fausmann . 6/65 ~ 7/67 Alice Pittinger . 7/65 ~ 4/69 Paul Dillon Chief | SOYIET TPANSCRIBERS ; 6/56 ~ 8/58 Morris Gordon (resigned) SE 6/58 ~ 6/63 George’ Misko —- | , . oy oy 6/63 ~ 70 Boris Tarasoff (retired ‘in Mexico) ~ , i we FH, : g See aan a
f 4-O0000 14-00000 . SUPPORT ASSETS. Qnilateral) phono teps ot oS ed (19Z9) ~ 1961 Charles Anderson .t Chief [{ 49-71)? Outside co (4/55) - 4/60 Peggy Margord) Ass David WILSTED (rs) 2/56 ~ 1/62 FrenkEstancona Chief J retired in Nexi¢o: mE, . 2/60 - 10/64, Thomas Keenan ~ —(9f 64, - 12/67 } Vickeel Farmer ‘Unilateral photo | Cubans _ 6/59. - 6/64 GUST ZeaDOTREL (peslgoed raxica)) 99 - 6/62 (Richards Spathar sathar TSD) (retired) (Unilateral “D photo Soviets (3/54) - 2/59 Harry v. "Mahoney a 56 — 68 ‘Outside » Agent (retired Chicako) - . t Ramon anion Mivarez\(resigned in 1 Mexico) 5/57 - 8/64 A. Goodpasture (alternate CO — ' and internal routing)  . ; a 6/38 - 6/63 Louis D, Puckett (vetived) Oy . 6/63 - 10/6Z Thomas” Keenan =~ ‘Robart H. Fa ld mar me : Ri losct ! 65 - 66 William Bright FR) L> . b/ 68 y 1 ee ee ae | : ae a a ee \uaisen B phone | ‘tops - . ee oo. re ee 1959 ~ 1969 Winston: Scott (deceased) 1959 ~ 1960 Alfonso Spera (retired) 1959 - 1960 (furner Smith) (outside, now retired) 1959 -1960° John™ (Training rept resigned) - ; 1960- 1961 John Brady (retired) a 1962 -- 1968 A. -Goodpasture ~- , 1961 - 1971 (Cherles Flick) (outside TSD Staff Agent - retired) — (Lyeisonl - surveillence (rior 1954) Robert &: iSibere) (retired) 3/54 - 4/59 “Harry Mehoney (retired) 2/59 - 1961 Thomas Hazlitt 12/62 - 9/67 Robert Feldinann) am Un Fad! -TSD Gutside unit EN Se ee tN: Sine Sieh te canes = alter © qmyeeeren serdereentmnatetse tet 4/58 - 12/63 Glen Widden . (rotirea) — OS . &/59 ~4/64 Joseph i. Resigno (ps) Unit blown and clesed dow e nae re oe coe ior Hats, ater it 4 0000470.
4-90000 14-00000 _ | — ee ~ 4 eet! | eb About mid: 1962 (check dete) Lif HOY (Outside Mexi rept asked | Wfor the telephone nunvers of the Soviet, Cuban, and Satellite Embassies. (ith this forevarning this Forewarning, LIFEAT (qiileterel coverage) was Gis ‘connected. However, as I recail, the 2 Polish, end 1 Yugoslav line. The basehouse listening post had a live Mexicans\ connected 5 Cuban lines, 5 Soviet lines, 3 Czech, 2 Lt monitor who made skort summaries of interesti ing converses resume which was received each day around 8 a.m. (9 full transcripts vere “typed and ‘pass ed ; ed ston 1 in the same ways, however, there Was ‘uoualy a : time lag of a d we . : Those: transcripts which hdd . typed. “These reels were >a another location vhere: they were - trenslated end typed. In the. case of the Russien transletions, Boris ‘Tarasoft usually ran “about a week behind the date of the conversation. because of the volume of _-Russian ‘conversations enong the uenbers of the Soviet ‘Bubessy. During. this . fo “period. (fall of 1963) the reels were probably being brought ‘into: the station _ | and carried to Boris by” one of the people. from the Soviet Section or they may have been carried to him. by Gide put 1 I think I brought the reel in and gave ' it to Herbert Herbert Manel} } el} to. take to Boris. ‘anol and his wife Berbera) handled e1l of the processiug of. Soviet transcripts, By job. involved screening Herbert } the photograp phs as soon as we legrned thet the man calling hinself Osvald was probably an Ariericen. However, here again there was a backlag because the photos were picked up ‘three tines. a@ Week but the ones picked 1 up were usually for dates : a few days preiiously because (the doctor) proces :sed the film on a. night time basis. Photographs vere made usually until one - roll. vas used but ‘later we an it changed to one day coverage ‘on each roll — in other words the | ‘operetors, cleared the camera each day whether there was anynfidexnoges a full . roll of film exposed. Instructions were ‘to cover office hours, Photograrh each | » 0004 74.
14-00000 . — 7 me, new Soviet and fenily, all foreigners end foreign lieenee plates, Euwnan error did occur. but generally the egents Were conscientious. The Cuban embassy coverage had more sophisticated equipaent (a pulse casera) but it Bob Zanbarnard frequently developed nechan! cal difficulties, and Spatha} ' (I think) } handled this film - pick up and delivery. Lorna 'eckay screened the film inside the station. —— : & I am certain thet the Oswald call came. <= tention from the _ ‘ * ee Soviet Hane. It was picked uy end taken to B bar a translation decause the’ caller was trying to speak Russian. . wae Was caused by waiting to . compare the ‘Photographs with the tye AN a cript. There were no copies of . transcripts for operational leads he vanted pursued, | at ee ey ‘ ah
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14-00000 ae - ciksisromca REVIEW PROG oe “RELEASE IN FULL be. 4999 27 September 1963, Soviet Emb Embassy | Chancery 15-61- Gi- 58 ‘Ttem 29S, page 3. At 1626 hours, A Soviet calls from the Soviet Enbassy Chancery to the Cuban Consulate .and asks for Sylvia DURAN. He asks DURAN if the american has been there. ; ' DURAN: Yes, he is still here. : : SOVIET: According | to the letters that he showed them from the (Soviet) - Consulate in Washington, he-wants to go to the USSR to stay - a long time with his wife who is Russian, but also the answer ‘had not been received (by him) regarding his problem. That accordingly these transactions take 4 or 5 months but without prior approval from the USSR, they have to request and even then, they could not issue th a here (in Mexico City) without asking Washington. Ye ingly. this man - (the American) » °? Showed him a le es which he (the American) is a member. of an organigtton in favor of Cuba and said that the Cubans could yeiytsh the Russian visa and. now the 2Ovix So with him, because he has to. Halt f Washington. EAN 8 DURAN: . -with them also, becau ae 1 ie . ‘ Sp ig "him a visa, because. he was fe on thinking ¢ of proceg nek nis visa, becatise he knew it was going to take a WWiig} time waiting for the Russian visa in - Cuba, and thepagatsh to the USSR. _ SOVIET: ..that the,€ s that if his’ (the American) wife were ~ now in Waskigpeon {and) going to receive the visa right now or the perms Sion from.the USSR to return to her country, (if) she is going to receive her visa in: Washington, then having ' this. visa, she can communicate to whatever place, this. permission, for example, here or in any other place (he) can _ receive. it, but right now they do not have them. DURAN: ..certainly "and neither can (the Cubans) give him a letter because they do not know if the visa will be approved. SOVIET: They can only give thé visa according to instructions. DURAN: Then that is what she will put on his application. ‘ SOVIET: Neither can I give him any letter of recommendation because I don't know him and pardon me for bothering you, : DURAN: It.was no > bother, thank you very much.. J FR Hose Copy [oF 7
14-0000 14-00000 | - _know what day the boat. "KALONIA" will arrive . for the boat "KALONIA", and needed routana vi 27 September 1963, Soviet Embassy Consulate 15-60-55 Item 74, page 2: An unidentified man (speaking Spanish) calls the Soviet Embassy Consulate at 1037 hours and asks for the Consul. He is told that the Consul is not.there. The unidentified man asked what is needed to get visas.to go to Odessa.- He is told to call back at.1130 hours. Item 137, page 2 “At 1235 hours 4 man named ALATRISTE (not a Soviet) from inside: the Soviet Embassy Consulate calls out to number 45-37-72 (Colonial America, probably a pension or hotel but number not listed in the telephone directory) and speaks with a man named SAN ROMAN. ~ ALATRISTE says that he is in the Russian Embassy and AGU to in Odessa Soviets will also need copies of the passenger manifée . | | ari ; Oy > . (One concludes that ALATRISTE and SAN ROMAN dias bsp ing representatives ines Visa Sinformation. First a-call was made to the first listipggie\bhe Soviet Embassy in the Mexican telephone directory (w achatugh out to be the Military Attache). They got the phone number fowduityGishlate and the address. After, 9 |. making a call to the Copae}e Yall learning that it would not be open ‘until 1130 hours, ALAGR) it to the address to get the needed information.) a 7 oe > Item 395, pages 7-and 8 ; ' Just after 1600 hours, the ‘Soviet Consulate received a.call from the Cuban Consulate (Sylvia DURAN) who said she had there a U.S. citizen who had requested a transit visa to Cuba because he is going to the USSR. DURAN wants to know with whom he’ spoke at. the Soviet Embassy because she'sent him over to them telling him that if the Soviets approved the visa then the Cubans would give him one without anything ‘more, advising the (Department of) Iimigration in Cuba. She wants © to know with whom he spoke because he says that he doesn't know either with what person and who told him that certainly there would be no problem. The Soviet asks DURAN to wait a minute. After a short wait DURAN explains the same thing to another Soviet. This’ Soviet tells her to leave her telephone (number) and her name and someone will return the call. DURAN gives her name and telephone number 11-28-47 then says as a personal thing, she has moved and has not, advised. them of a-change of “dddress so’ will not receive their “Bulletin and can give it to them now. The Soviet asks her to call KOUKHARENKO in order to change that address and asks for the name of the (Cuban) Cultural Attache. DURAN says it is Teresa PROENZA whose number is 14-13-26. The Soviet thanks her. 6000176
14-00000 14-00000 Sao Pee ME on 7 ae | ‘ . _ soy spas eS TN ° ea a O00 DIRECTOR oe q 16 = fon svexcoem © POSURE HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM / ACTION: WH 3 Soy RELEASE IN FULL” a | FO 4 C1, C1/ops, cific 2, Fl, SR 7, RF, VR 1999 2 Z ny ; Weta eee tenner” prs NIR CITE Nex 6458 . ) LOIMPROUE « ACC L TEqvoy 1 OCT 63, AMERICAN MaLE WHO SPOKE °PNKEN RUSSIAN SATD KIS Nam EE OSwWaLp (PHONETIC), STATED HE aT SOvENS ON 28: : . “Pet meieercanenctitgitemereenen> reemmenencenn eG SEPT WHEN SPOKE WITH CONSUL WHOM HE RELIEVED a LERIY VLAD IMIeOVICH veer Ten, SUP ASKED SOV GUARD IVAN ORYENKOW WHO ANS ERENT: AMNTHING NEM RE TELEGRAM TO “ASHINGTON, ORYED KOU ath he NOTHING RECEIVED YET, BUT REQUEST Map PFEN sees oe PHOTOS MALE APPEARS PE Aner Y iN UhURS, LEAN INs 1999 ON 1 ocr ARE Ss 35, ATHELTIC BUILD, , nIPCa 6 FEET, REAED ING HaIRL INE ‘ND SPWT SHIRT. -SOURRE LIEM@ 5. NO LOcaL DISSEM. D! 200-5 | wef 6531 oe yo 9 be ad J ee oe Ol 2 ie? 2 i tar, EIA Revie on APR 1976 _ = _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHINITED Syl meee 5 coe cee Ue ecient hernia ‘ So owe abe thes New Ole ate ww: Bi tlale ines ote? os me, -, Amitai BRE Remsen 3S Pac te een nanan teat ts
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OOD 14-00000 . Saye . . 4 1D, Ger: ee, buSTOS: sjpm _ RouTING UNIT”. WIS /Mexico 0 innix Yo SBA0- BB Ban Ext Yr +5940 . C) NO INDEX ‘DATE : Lo Oct 1963 (0 FILE IN CS FILE NO, “To: MBXECO CITY : ders n (Bb2, FROM : _ DIRECTOR . a aa EEN . R ROUTINE CONE it 8 Spee AY “OT TeCTIONS Nar) ICT or ee 7 “ : aT — INFO RE “LEASE IN FULL CITE DIR’ Hg 8 30. | | wet: 6453 - aw 3692736, Q oR a? -. La. OSHALD Lc) {gata SOVEUB i OCT PROBABLY IDENTICAL. “LER. HENRY OSFaLD -(204;239248) BORN, 48 ocr: 1939, NEW ¢ QRLEANS, | | 2 cai SITIZENSHIP, ON ‘a3. FEB] “THE, US, EMB ‘MOSCOW | SCELYED aN ‘UNDATED. ‘LETTER FROM OSWALD POSTUARKED MINSK ON FIVE. FEB 1961 IM, arcu SUBJ INDICATED U2 me ‘DESIRED ‘RETURN. oF. BIS wB PPE. AS. WISHED 70 RETURN To. USA WIO4 Joy wewneog 31? GaL9NaNC9} YU NOLLVOIISSYID Et ee tat ee Apauinn ¥ iF OWE COULD ‘COME TO SOME ‘AGREEMENT’ CONCERNING THE . DROPPING ba nas (So7 77048 10 L0dWreH7; | |B. OF ANY. ‘LEGAL PROCEEDINGS: AGAINST ME. i ON 8 JULY ON ISON ig “INITIATIVE, HE APPEARED. aT: TES: ENB. NXT. ‘gas. ‘WIFE. To. SEE ABOUT HIS RSTURN TO STATES.  suBy STATED: raar. HE ACTUACLY HAD NEVER APPLIED FOR SOVIET: CITIZENSHIP AND THAT HIS_APPLICATION Ag (0 ats BD - (CONTENTED) : (AUTHENTICATING : . . OFFICER me ‘SUB yay MP NOMOY ' on RUELEAgING. orricen ; EPRODUCTION 9 BY. OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING | ‘OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. “7. Copy ee . ae Garrk” oer (oN eee OF seein “ : ° oO firms EE es oP MATS ~ os kag PESTS, hake s Aso “a3 ae ae, ash eee, oles SOO y Ree meee Pot She NE FF af aoa ag dy 6 ao wv. 71 Sepadoes +» as vane - be acon
f 4-O0000 14-00000 fe ee se oes Se Ppa ies hp awast res a MOTEL GIN eect “EINDEX 2 = NO INDEX ee . . FROM: "DIRECTOR . teat SoS “CONFS “INFO = Lea fa. APPLICATION, “ACCORDING,” 0 OStIALD, CONTAL Ni COULD APPEAR AT ENB FOR visa’ INTERVIEW, oe (WAS RETURNED TO HIM, EFFECT ON OSWALD. a — Shes gd 3. LATEST HDQS INFO WAS opaci> REPORT DarED’ MAY 1962. SAYING opactD HAD DETERMINED ‘OSWALD Is ‘STILL DS CITIZEN ‘ap “BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFZ HAVE EXIT PERMITS AND. DEPT. stare. HAD GIVEN APPROVAL FOR THEIR’ TRAVEL WITH - THEIR. INFANT CHILD TO USA. _ af a ae - “GROUP 4 . COORDINATING OFFICERS . neteasina Grriten; . AIM Caring: or “i toe te y . . . elossihes tied : OFF FICER a . ay REPRODUCTION» ’ OER THAN THE BEUING © OFFICE. PROHIBITED, Copy No, ie
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7 4-90000 14-00000 wo - . ' q * ‘DISTR: + 1 Sy 4. t ACTION: inYo: , PRIORITY. , re reeengrmormsahetneeemers OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE As Fens a wy ~ (EE oswaLD Wo CALLED SOVEMB 4 OCT PROBABLY IDENTICAL 72-4- etd | "LEE HENRY OSWALD (201-2g9948) BORN, A aA . OCT NEW ORLEAN | he sLOULSIANAy <FORMER--RADARSOPERATORIN UNE ED cee tps MARINES 2) =<—g— “WHO re SHED TO USSR -IN-OCT 1959, OSWALD-IS FIVE FEET TEN / “INCHES , CNESHUNDRED "SIXTY. FIVE. POUNDS, LIGHT BROWN WAVY HAIR il 2s _ ON 31 OCT 1959-HE ATTEMPTED To. N ee STATES CITIZENSH IP-T¢ ES TAT ES EM ER HOS CHET = = a INDICATING HE HAD APPLIED “FOR™SOVIET CITIZENSHIP. ON 13 FEB £ UG Aa  f THE US EMB MOSCOW RECEIVED AN UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD... s/f POSTMARKED MINSK°ON FIVE FEB 1961 IN WHICH SUBJ INDICATED © COURS a REOARETURN OF-HIS“US- PPT: AS: WISHED-TO-RETURN. TO USA--IF. "WE cae COULD COME "TO SOME AGREEMENT “CONCERNING: THE“DROPPI \ es os OF ANY LEGAL.PROCEEDINGS. AGAINST ME." -“0N 8 JULY ORR’ See INITIATIVE HE. APPEARED “AT “THE -EMB WITH“ HIS, WIFERGaRess o RETURN TO. STATES.” ‘SUBJ STATED THAT HE ACTUARY RAD NEVER: APPLIED o FOR SQVIET CLTIZENSHIP AND. THAT HIS. APPLLOMTON, AT a es THAT TIME HAD BEEN TO“REMAIN IN USSR ANDO ROMNEMPORARY EXTENSION OF HIS TOURIST VISA. PENDING OUTCOME onvas REQUEST. THIS APPLICATION, ‘ACCORDING TO OSWALD, COQRRINT | CITIZENSHIPs’-"OSWALD “STATED THAT@QQD Scairines — 2S JAN 1960:IN BELORUSSIAN RARSONPNS TV. FACTORY. IN’ MINSK Spake? Oe. WHERE WORKED AS METAL: WORKER BSEARCH SHOP. OSWALD was “eS One MARRIED ON '30=APRIL 1961 TO MAREWA NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA A. a ee PENTAL TECHNICIAN BORN 17. JULY -1941 USSR. NO KDQS TRACES. 1-25." HE ATTEMPTED: ARRANGE FOR WIFE'T0 JOIN.HIM IN MOSCOW SO SHE. am COULD APPEAR“ATsEMB FOR VISA INTERVIEW. WIS AMERICAN PPT WAS RETURNED -TO"HIMe< US EMB. MOSCOW STATED TWENTY MONTHS OF REALITIES OF LIFE IN. SOVIET UNION HAD CLEARLY Hap MATURING Zieinses | EFFEC] ON OSWALD. a Se LATEST:HDQS INFO WAS ODACID. REPORT DATED MAY 1962 y SAYING ODACID HAD DETERMINED OSWALD 1S STILL US CITIZEN AND © | BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFE HAVE: EXIT PERMITS AND DEPT STATE HAD GIVEN APPROVAL FOR THEIR ‘TRAVEL “WITH THEIR INFANT CHILD. TO USA. ta peewee en ~Ha__STATION SHOULD PASS’ INE NDWPARA ONF TO ee, CALLY. —INFU-PARAS TPELIDE, ODENVY, ODOATH, AND ODURGE LO TWO AND THREE ORIGINATES WITH ODACID. CCONT PAGESTVOQ) --- ~epnee fran ree ees CLASSIFICATION INCOMING . . ot . 2 . 7 oe wy — a ” . % * . ae : eh Lacey awn ewe) Met oF oh oe PR ne ike, Sa en EE es perm ae ON o hk a ee re E * Seeacite: 8, wpohmate 8 ot Ree Mrnines ote Oe Ra SE at Aare ew 7 NT a, eRe S, one od Ta Do EN ID ee e , “. ene t ae . Reith fae o, , 5 . a 7, o . “3, rf i. he ee ne ET LS eo. ere ee le 8 Flee ae ORES wa#£ iether $F
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14-00000 14- 00000 / "op HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL ) EMORANDUM TOR | '  . § ‘he frkasscutor | ‘ns ated “f e ra e ‘ weet ees 5, ia poke me 2 Vinsten Mo Sects ae SRTKE 7 Lee oaiiaLD/Contoct with tha do: tat: nbassaden Adah Abid by COS TVE oie e a a 4 . PRS ST 1. Tas Following parorseiton wns received. Pea & usually telfable ari sxtreaely sensitive source: On 1 October: 1963, on. American mele contacied the Soviet Tobasay ang Identified hiasele ag Lov OSH, ‘LD. This officer de~ £E trained that OSWALD bad teen 2t the Soviet Sataeny cn 2S Uspteaber 1555 amt Be hud talkad with Yeleriy Viadiuirivech XCSTIZNOY, 8 seaber of fhe Consulsy Gecticn, in ore te lram if the Sorist Gskessy bat recetved a revly freon Naaiiogton cenceraing his request. Ke here no chart gars information vith regard to this request. & 7 2. Cur deacgumrters bas inforsesd us thats identical) with tee Feary OSWALD, born as LG Loutaiana, a 2 raiear operator in the Wik to the Soviss Ucton in Setcber LISD wank 3. This office wan, io. recetred. 2 1959 tn Hew Orle AOI, Mering Congo who. defecte | | CLASSIFICATION REVIEW. |. orig ~ The asbesentor Iconpucreo on 2 6 APK IY Tre Ministe> banner rerenreeneennenan : a; wosneelce 2 tox enhevees mS , 4 See Ee ees ec 4. Leen aztasee ec = Naval Attacks CG Ue Eau Ss ‘ LO 7 Lee Henry OSWALD Pe ee = 50-2 ai aa Liaison with Legal Attache ~ | a | : wae _ LIAF Neos “inison with Naval Attache aor Document Numbe San ew on. APR g75 oe ee . IG OCT. 6D et » [RECORD COPY | no 8 99.2es “o menorandun to Legal Attach eon 8 for FOIA Revi Actober 1963; however, Hote inenorandun to US Ambassador (dated 16 October) also included Legal Attache in distri- bution. | ae 4 a ” a od : athe
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