14-00000 Page 2 2. 36 ‘a) LILYAIC - rey SECRET FMMA~26958 . through the exploitation of the LIEMPTY Principal Agent, Raymond H. GERENDS, peter erernetensenterte fended neers tenet During the period under review, OFRENDE was seen 33 times in regular ‘operational meetings by the undersigned, and on 2 occasions by the local KURIOT representative, flugh T, PRANCOTT?. ‘The meetinzs between FRANCOTTE and GFRENDS were attended by the LIEMPTY Project Cass Officer and dealt with the installation of a new PAKO print dryer in the LIEMPTY photo laboratory. In addition, GSRENDE met four times, for extended periods, with LCFLUTTER examiner Daniel R,. HOSKIER when he served as the inter- preter for the LCFLUITER examinations afforded LIDOTYs, ~6,-9,-14,-13, -26, and -27. No basic departures, other than the rezuler preplanned changes in meeting sites and times, were made in the rezular and alternate coomunications channele to GERENDE. It should be noted that an up-dated and revised emergency comminication systen for contact with GERENDE was forwarded to Headquarters as HMMA-20333, dated 21 February 1966. Thia plan includes both verbal and phyaical bona fidea and supercedes previous arrangenents,. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, PROGRESS, ACHIEVEMEIITS a) SUMMARY ~ Throurhout the reporting period, Projact LIEMPTY continued to provide the vast majority of the operational photozraphe and phyagical surveillance reports used in Mexico City Station's operations against the LIMERICK installation arm personnel. The LIEMPTY coverage has proved to be a most reliable tool for: following the datly movementa of LIMERICK personnel; providing leada to, and confirming the identities of LIMERICK ataffera and their visitors; verifying or providinz leads to the relative rank and specific intelligence service connection of various LIMERICK officers; keeping the Station abreast of construction changea in the LIMERICK physical plartiproviding a eheck on reports of Station and ODENVY access agents. During the three month period under review, Project LIFEMPTIY's basehouses provided 3,957 frames of operational photographs (146 rolis) as well as 650 pages of fixed surveillance reports covering this target. b) LIENTRAP ~ Throughout this period, the LIENTRAP mobile unit was targetted against leaders and meeting-saitea of the lceal Communist parties ag well as other targets of opportunity, specifically the leaders of the strike group at the National University. LIENTRAP provided up-to-date photographs of numerous Communist officials, which are of value to both the JMPIGER program and the Station's recruituent/penetration program. This unit provided 330 operational photographs, while the personnel attached to this unit also regularly serviced 21 postal accormodation addresses used by Maxieo City Station, Readquarters, and other field Stations. ce) LIMITED - During this period, the LIMITED basehouse provided 1,147 frames (45 rolls) of operational film and daily observation reports covering the arrival and departure of LIMERICK personnel and visitors at the front gate of that installation during the afternoon and rush-hours. In addition, LIEMPTY-6, the LIMITED basehouse keeper, served as the radio dispatcher for several LIEMBRACE surveillance operations. tiring this periot, the LITYRIC hasehouse provided 1,660 frames (56 rolls) of operational photozraphs, covering the same area and targets noted in the LIMITED section, but during the morning and early afternoon hours, In addition, the LILYRIC personnel prepared a detailed report on the dally comings and goings of cach LIMERICK staffer and contributed the majority of this Project's physical surveillance reports.
Page 3 5e SECRET © RMMA~20938 a) LICALLA - Throughout this period, the LICALLA basehouse provided photographic coverage of the garden and patio erea of the LIMERICK installation, an area where many of the officers, their families and visitors congregate. In providing this coverage, LICALLA produced 1160 individual photographs ag well as regular, daily reports on the salient activitios | ‘in this. area. ¢) Loeery.).. AL the above “eited operational film (160 rolls, 4,297 '“¢rames) provided by the basehouses and the LIENTRAP untt vas developed and printed by. LIEMPTY-4 at the LIEMPTY photo lab. As noted in paragraph 2 above, a: “new semi-automatic PAKO print dryer wae recently installed in the photo laboratory. With the installation of thia dryer, the Station's godernization of the ‘LIEMPTY photo laboratory has been completed. (See paragraph 5 of HMMA- ~27653, dated 17 Noveuber for the detaile of this Prograis) e 2@- Raymond H, GERENDE - During the reporting period, GERENDE served as the full-time LIEMPTY P/A, operating aa the cutout to the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA basehouses and bearing the agent handling responsibility .for the related personnel as well as handling the operators of the LYIEATRAP mobile unit, LIEMPTY-4, and LIEMPTY-19, a Station asset (translator) carried under Project LIFEAT. Gerende‘s overall assignment involved at least tvalve clandestine agert meetings each week, in addition to his meetings with the LIEMPTY Project case officer, It should be noted that GERENDE also made mumerous and essential contributions to the sensitive AMROD deception operation. SECURTTY, There have been no known incidents which edverseiy affected the security of Project LIEMPTY., During the period under review, LIEMPTYs ~-6, -9, ~13, w1k, ~26, arid -27 were afforded LCFLUITER examinations, all with satisfactory results. CRANGHS AND PLANNING As noted in paragraph 5 of reference A, Station is in the process of increasing the hours of both the photographie and physical surveillance coverage provided by the LILYRIC operations during the week-days. At present, the LILYRIC personnel are providing coverage from early morning to late afternvon, while LIMITED is providing week-end coverage, After the LILYRICsa have woved imta the new LIMCUSINE building, it ts anticipated that they will be able to provide complete dawn to dusk coverage, the Station's ultinate goal, | XN a 2 Pouce for/Willard C. CURTIS
ea manatee eer tet eR ARH ENCEREECEEASRED Mtn St ARDEA PEED te “ee ee et tte eet money gh EE SP NE ge EDAth ePuuagn estnneate-ssnsttge rc en ee eee ne eee Nm op tor ge ee OTT Fee has * ser §$3a Vad PAE oRIG AUT i t i ag official orders. Tae Station ir cétersting to ceverrise just hom ; the Sov.ets obteiued Chis meoscrancues, buring April 1963, toe Azerivas Leboasy Protect efficer adviséd the Scation test he “ad recetyec 7 Seatas froe a fir. Janes Creen. “#. coucerniag has so Green, Jr. and a friend of nis son's, Srant &, Traye according to dr, Green, his 805 and - cCypayra bad calle told lim that they ware. yoing te tre Seviet Unian, latere visited the U. S. Enbassy and sere: inicrvyiewed officer. The following day on ID April, Sutject rep Apericans (who fitted te descriptions of Trees an visited the Soviet -tmubassy that sauc dav, This fact was subsequently confirmed by LIMITED, LUEMERACE survetilance sas pl ‘men and this oveutually led to their arrest and dere Mexico. : Also during the reporting period, Subject repor tcn aid telfare 31l from the n, Janes C, =, tia seid that day. Crean and T..e@ two Zen by 3 Stution Crayne) had acad on the two rtation from ted an incident whieh the Station felt could de used to discrudi¢t the Soviet Embassy in the eyss of tuo lecal population. "he story, whe ch is factual, was placed in the newspaper ia frensa by BILIS?-E during July 1965. An English language translation of the article fallows ; La Prensa, 19 July 1665 (iditerias page) "Tra Mea ‘Hade in Moscow’: . . “The sen made ia Keacow deck sersibilitias, a because of their Marxist beldefs, to std tna suff these in need. Cn 3 July of tuis year, im frent tmbassy, 8 Maxichn was hurt by a larze laap whie above the gate to the Embassy and which feli on ¢ & Ps pe z. h nae ee who vera but a few feet away frew a talenhene ta cal The guard ansvered that tho bmvassy was mot respans? forbidden, tha PBussian d been pleced e rinc or to help f n n cue to the stronre wind, The wounded man, Licoding rrofusely, bepyed tie husatan guards l the Red Croas. ble for the force of the wind aad that the gan snculd aove on his way and not bother hie, At this point, soae iccal workers and students about the wounded man and scveral of then ashad that bagan to gather the Rugsian guard telephoue the ked Crass. The Sovlet guard again refused this request and also refused the stucents oermissiva to use the pustd- house phone themselves, Meansnile, tue plecding @en had lost congeicusness and the s@iduata Gacestrated their feclings toward this ponstreus leck of cQarity cy sherting {nasea) at the fussians. to the Embassy and besides no vas there spoke Spanish. A good Comaunist has me reeson @ ahcw pity la tee face of misfortune, defurwers that they ere, Qacktiy seatibiilities, they guoduess to pity anyone. 2... 2” cannot find the 8. Concerning the pessidle security questions raised by the Station in UNMA-27692 4f 12 Novaarar 1965. the Station would Line to comment that no new daubts cencariimg Liccnl-1 have arisen singe this cispaten was vrixten. Yr pias to give LitOaL-1 test during Harch 1449, Whllerd ¢. CURTIS a LCFLUTTER s TOM NL ED ia weer nee thee ae ' The Russian ansvered (inzSpands:) chat tat eccicent vas of no = ' i i f - ae . —s veneer ene eects commie sone ee Tn Late Coe eee poy gee os CONTINUATION OF : . ree, DISPATCH : Lode te be a renga, (ine Ths Citta. crete 28 get . tatrectsoa tae faxicas Secretary vi Cle fe. ceereriter te .erarsure fron “@aice City ef the Chic of Naval Cocatrie tien fer tre nore Gi Masatlan on snamewinlemrne atin ena cane samen Seti ae Ses remains tere teenie eat | | ee eek am mame nee wate ae enna aeeermacaie ene str y arta Fete
CQASSICATION DISPATCH | on TO roe Chie? of Station, Mexico City, 5 SRT Pretec’ LIEM TY Progress =e¢ v 1 Neveste throuck 32 January 1966 ACTOR RE QED REFERENCES RSSERENCSS: A. HMMA-27¢53, dated 17 Noveaber 1965 B. MEXI-532¢, dated 25 Noventer 1965 C. MEXT-SkoL. dated 24 November 1955 Dp, MEXI-Sk21, dated 26 Noveaber 1965 E. MEXI-5352, dated 30 Novenber 1965 Le. SUMMARY OF PROJECT ACTIVITY AND REPORTING wpa PROCESSING ACTION _ MARKED FOR 1MDLXING no enocxng axquiata ORLY QUALIFIED DESH CAR Judd INDENTING sCOOFILIS The last regulariy scheduled LIEMPTY Progress Report covering the period 1 August throus? referenced Salient inte rererences B. throusm &. contimied to collect ogerational invormation on the LE * 31 October 1965 was forwaricd to Headquarters a3 ~terim activities and developments were ineluded in =, Vhroughout the period under review, Project LIEMPIY ERICK installation, the LIMERICK personel and their visitors, es well as various tarrets of opportunity. This was achieved through the surveillance coverace provided by the LIMITED, LI {In addition, the LIZMPTY project apport to various other Headquarters (particularly the } and Station activities throuch the exploitation of the tasehouses and the LEENTRAP mobile unit, provided essential s AMNOD operation LEEMPTY Principal Acest, Raymond H, GERENDE. Distribution: ,3 - Chief, WH Division CROSS REVERENCE TO \ ousparent grupor AND Masse | 2AMA~22 : EMMA-20322 3 SECRST datly photographic and fixed LYRIC, and LICALLA eontimied... 1 47 February 1966 BOS FILE NUMETR 50~€-78 /3