- 927 were afforded theiz 3. Financlel - A®te> a Isteiled revlew of the ‘then-extating LIEASTY agent salary structure, seierted agents (LIGTYs -6, -9, -16, aml -L1) were granted salary increases effective 1 January 1966. .Forsal notifications and revisel mexoranta cl oral cogaltaent were forwanied to Readquarters - with FMAA=26,136, Estes 25 Jamery 1966, There Was RO: o change in the Salaries of the @ redaining LESXEY agents. G. Personnél 1. Daring the Protest year under review, LIEMPTY-6, -9, =13, -1h, =26 and fz initiel CoSsvIRL exaainetions, all with satisfactory results. 2, LYSNPTY-26 was sventel an OA effective 29 Novesber 1965 for use as a@ cub-out to the LILTIS trsehouse (MON-LILTT, dated 9 December 1965), LIEADTY-™5 has been soatvely used. during the past Project year for the aboveestated purpose. ‘ OA on 27 July 1966 for use as a part-tise LILYRIC basehouses overs or - (eatted! “757, dated 1 August 1966). While LEMPTY-27's heavy unsversity echedule has thus far precludel his resuler use by the Station, is is anticlpeted that subject will be regularly exployead atver the eal of the present school tera. 3, ULIYTEMPTY-27 was sgrents mot LPRSCTIVENSSS. Throurhout the periai usder review, each operational cosponent of Project LISMPTY contributes actively and concretely to the fulflillseeat of the operational tasks leriat cn Station Mexico City by the RMD and other directives, High-lishss of the accoaplishwents and the achtevenents of each component are clita! below: Ae Bixed Basehruses 1, LEIMPTED Project year (with the chance in working hours sbove), the LIMITED installation provided daily photographic coverecs end paysical survelllance of the main gate of the LIMERICK instsistion, Im eddition, the LIMITED bese provide: for a fixed ralic lispetehing station which was usel continually to sugport the LITMRALS survelllance tees. Due to the stringent instituted tn the lawediate vicinity of the LIMERICK installetion by txes2 security forces, normal stezke-outs by this unilateral teem sre vrecluced, However, with the radio dispatching support froa the LISCTED redio tease, Which allows the LIEMBHACE tesa to work froa edjaces* safe areas, secure survelllence coverage of this . Throughout the i noted in psrascrs; 3% Sa Sea = security s#easuves
14-00000 nd on whe . aaa target can de provided. During the 9-month perlod roa 1 Koveaber 1965 throws: 30 July 1906, the LIMITED base orovide! %,775 fraues of operational photosraphs. In adiition, the LINITSD bese provided over r 1,008 mges of physical surveillance reports. During the -Preject year under review, the LILYRIC installation provided extensive photosraphic and fixei visual surveillance of the front of the LIXERICK installation. ‘The LILYRIC base act only pro- vided the astority of the operational phe tesraphs produced by the LISMPTY project,.Imt elso provided the aost detallel physical surveillance reports. uring the 9-sonth period cited in the LIMITSD section above, the LILYRIS bese provided over 6,506 operational photographs ani 3,600 pages of rysical surveillance reports covreriag the dally poveseats of all LINSRICA afcicers, 3. LICALLA During the s Sove cited S-gonth perlod, the LICALLA installation provided photosra;z phic 2 and physical sirveillance coverase of the back of the LIMERICK installation and its carden and patio area. This coverage provided over 3,600 tndividual photoores sng 2s Well as nusaerous sure veillance ani observation reports. oh: walt be noted that the LICALLA base allows Station Mexico city te observe the LIMERICK personnel during their off-duty and recreational hours. B. Sugeare of NMxed Rasehouse sffeetivensss The fixel LISTLY bacehouses (LIMITED, LICALLA and LILYRIC) provided approxiaately 27,000 iniividuel frames of operational photographs during the eet Susonth period of the pest project year. ‘Within the last year, this photozraphic coverage Linke! vith the physical survelllance reports prepared by each basehouse, has proven to be a gost reliahle ead visble tocl for: 1. Fcllowias the deily coaings and goings of LINERICK personnel anil incisernous eaployees. 2, ComNioaing the identities of LIMGSTGX staffers ant their visitors (sone of whoa are WOLADY citizens). 3, Acertaining ani verifying the relative rank and rosition as well as inlicating the specific Inmtesliisence service connectioa of various LIMERICK officers. h, Providing detailed reporting on the aovesent and habit patterns of salectal tarsets of special interest, 5. Previling physical facilities for the support of various op- erations), tecunicel and surveillance cyperetions.
G. The Kebile Photosraphic Unite : 1. Throughout the perfod! under review, the LILNTMAP Mobile photosraphie/ support unit was regularly explelted and used by Station Nexicc City. This. unit provided over 1,6¢¢ individual photographs and was used in support of Station operations ani activities, Of particular value to Station Nexico City and the JNIIGER program were nussrous photosraphs of local and exile! Coasunist leaders provided by LIGNEMAP. In addition, the LISNTRAP personnel and unit waa used regularly to service and obtain various pestal accossolation boxes used by Nexico City, Nead- quarters and other field station@> oo De Ttaysond 3% oEn-aip's = LIne Prinet al Avent. During the period under review, with the exception of short vacation periods, Raymond N, GERAND:, continued in his role as the Project LIEMPIY principal agent, GERENDS operated as the fulletige cut-out to the LISNTrY, LILYRIC and LICALLA basehouses and bore the firat . echelon agent handling responsibility for the related personnel. In addition, GERENDE continued to pear the contact and handling rene ponsibilities of the LISNIRAP wilt and for the operator of the LIEMPTY photographic developing/processing leboretory, LISMETY-4. GXRENDS's overall operational assignnent involved at least 1? clandestine meetings per week, in adlition to his meetings with the LIZMPTY Project case officer, It should also be noted that GsRl2s sade numerous and essen= tial contributions to the sensitive AMNOD operetion and assistei the Station preatly with his detailed eres knowledce in many instances. Ee Overall Effectiveness As outlined above, each individuel operatLoasl coaponent of the LIENPTY Project contributed regularly and significantly to the fulfilleent of Station Mexico City's operational prozrea. Based on the continued excellent perforaance and overall contributions of this project, the Station stronzly vrecoasends that thia project be continued during the forthcosing project year as an essential element of the Station's operational support apparatus. , PROSLES AND SiSURITY. During the Project year unjer review there vere no known incidents vhich adversely affected the security of Project LIEXPUY or the related personnel. The only significant problea encounteral in the operation and adainistration of this project stemaai fros the physicel sove of the LILYRIC personnel to the new base in the LIMOUSIN bufllding. Muserougs delays arising froa the faulty perforasnce of the local contractors and construction crews hampered a timely relocation of this base, Mowever, it is anticipated that the new LILYRIC base will be im full operation by the end of October 1966,