STE ANS TRO ATIIN PODINPAT SORE OWT SEEN CONTINUATION OF . DISPATCH SECAST i HAMAS EES eeertneene me entnaeteeiet HA EOE ee ce a 2. AGENT CONTACT AND COMMUNICATIONS’ Dorin: She reportins perial, GHRENDE was seen 3h times ir. resular opérational meetings by the undersi-med and on 5 oceasions ‘> te Headquarters’ AMROD operations officer, Thomas G, URQUEART. All meetincs were recularly rotated ajjons eicht selected sites. No basic departures were sale fron the standani neeting modus operanii; however, ‘new contact arrancenents, for meetings under emergency comiitions, are bein; worked af wits: GERENDE. 3, ACCOMPLISEMENTS, TROGRUSS, ACHIRVISENTS . a} SUMMARY - Throughout the reporting period, Project LISS TY continued td provide the vast satority of the operational photcsraphs aml physical surveillance reports usei in Mexico City Station's operations targetted against the LIMERICK installation and personnel. Tis activity is in direct support of, and in consonance with, the curren? AsO as approved for the Station, . The LIEMPTY coverage has proved to be a mcs? reliable tool ‘for: following the daily movements of LIMERICK personnel; previding leads to, and confirming the identities of LIMERICK starfers ans their visitors; verifying the relative rank and specifie intelligence service eonnection of various LIMERICK officers; keeping the Station atseest of construction changes cf the LIMERICK physical plant; and verityins reports of Station access agents. During the period under review, the LEESOPTy basehouses produced 4,212 photographs (149 rolls) ag well as 20 pases of fixed surveillance reports covering this target. b) LYENTRAP - Throughout this period, the LIENTRAP mebileuntt vas targetted against leaders and meeting-sites of the local communist parties as well as other targets of opportunity. Specifically, LIENTRAP provided up-to-date photosraphs of numerous commmist officials, which are of value to both the JMPIGER program and the Station's penetration/recruitzent presram. The LIENTRAP unit and personnel also remilerly service 21 postal accomodation addresses used by Mexico Cily Station, Neadquarters, ani other field Stations, The LIENTRAP unit provided a total of 404 operational photogrephs. ¢) LIMITED - During the reperting period, the LIMITED basetouse provided 1,412 frames (54 rolls) ef cgerational film and daily ovservation reports covering the arrival and departure of LIMERICK persarnel and visitors at the front gate of the installation during the aNernoon and early evening hours, In addition, LIGTTY-G, the LIMITED basehouse keeper, served as the radio dispatcher on several LIEMBRACE surveillance operations, The value and need of the LIMTVED fixed-radio dispatching base has Deen explained in detail in previous LIEMPTY frosress Reports. a) QLILVRIC - During this period, the LILYRIC basehouse protzcei 1,542 frames (54 rolls) of operational photosraphs, covering the saze erea and targets noted in the LIMITED section, but during the mornings and early. afternoon hours. In addition, LILYRIC prepered a weekly report om the FE eonings and goinss of each LINERICS staffer and contributed the saljority of a this project's physical surveillance reports. e) LICALLA - Throughout this period, the LICALLA basehouss provided photographic coverage of the sarien and patio area of the LINGAIIN in- stallation, an area where many of the officers, their families, ani visitors congrerate, In covering this area, LICALLA produced 1,255 indivitzal ‘photographs as well as regular reports on the activities of various officials of special interest to the Station. 4 ¢) LYEspry-4 - ALL the above noted operational film (155 rotis, 4,616- 3 frames) provided by the basehouses and the LIENTRAP unit was dereiope’d and ‘ printed by LIEOty-& at the LIEATTY photo processing base. As atet in 3 reference A., mich of the LIEXCTY photosraphic lab equipment was scheduled to be replaced during this period. With the advice of the local HART representative, both the LIEMPTY lab'’s fils washing system ani strip printer were replaced. In adiition, a new seal-autocatic drom-type print dryer was ordered by the Station for installation in this base Sering February 19¢6, QUA Ea i . OR SE Wk 53a MSE PAE IOUS EOTON, SECRET Kol cou
C seo §3a ONTINUATION OF ' AMROD operation, It should be noted that GERENDE's alertness in spotting ; —_ Caserta hn Creare NORE ATHY MUMARER SECRET | WMAN-29922 0 g) Raymond H, GESENDS - aictng the reporting pertod, GENENDE served ag the full-time LIE Oty r/A, operating as the cutout te the LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA basehouses and bearing the asent hanilinz responsibility for the operators of the LIEM(RAP mobile unit as well as. LieswrrTy-4 and LIE-PTY-19, a Station asset (translator) carried under Project LIFEAT. This overall assignment involvel at least twelve clandestine asent meetinga per DISPATCH -week (in addition the 34 meetings held with the Project Case Officer). GERENDE also made mumerous ani essential contributions to the sensitive the PBRUMEN surveillance of one of the AMHOD accommodation addresses, undoubtedly saved this sensitive deception operation from exposure by the | opposition. SECURITY AND PROBLEMS ’ Other than the attenpted PERUMEN surveillance of the AMROD accommodation address noted above (which was neutralized by GEREND3's alertness), there have been no known incidents which adversely affected the security of the LIEMPTY project or the related agent personnel, While several minor ad- ministrative problems arose, all such matters were resolved locally. CHANGES “AND PLANNING a) One major operational change is planned for the ensuin; period. Upon completion of the new LIMOUSINE structure (see HNMA-25352, dated 10 February 1965), the Station will move the present. LIWYRIC basehouse personnel (LIFMPTYs 13, 14, 26 and 27) into that edifice rather than the LIMITED (LIEMPTYs 6 and 7) personnel as originally planned, Ancillery modifications are: 1) To increase the hours of both the photographic and physical surveillance coverage provided by the LILYRIC operators (dawn to dusk) during the week days and 2) have LIMITED provide photocraphic and physical surveillance coverage on week-ends only, while remaining on dally stand-by for radio-dispatching assignments. These chanea were dictated by the following considerations: 1) The new LIMOUSINE bullding will offer a mich better vantage point for both photographic and physical surveillance than does the present complex which houses the LILYRIC and LIMITED bases. Therefore, the Station feels that the personnel cecupying this new base should be those possessing the highest technicel skills ami also those able to provide the most thorough anil complete coverals. Since the LIMIPED hase now has only one trained operstor while the LILYRIC basehouse has three, the LILYRIC group is indicated. 2) Beceuse it appears that the coverage of the LIMFRICK installation will be a long-range and continuing requirement, the Station desires to staff the new base with personnel of long-range potentiel, Since LIEMPTY~G is now almost 60 years old, it is obvious that he does not possess this potential; however, the TILYRIC agent complex happily combines experienced personnel with youthful agents, 3) Finally, the social and financlal status of the LILYRIC personnel is much more compatible and consistent with the environment of the new building than is that of the LIMITED family. . While it is anticipated that these modifications and changes will initially cause varicus administrative and operational probleas, it is believed that all such adjustments can be handled locally. b) The requisite copies of the P32 Part IT pertinent to LIE®TY-26 were PorWardod to Yeasquarters with MOA -O7E0% > aated 3 November TOES alone with a requést for a full Operational Approval for Subject for use as a cut-out to the LILYRIC basehouse. LIE @TY-27 was granted a Provisional Cperational Approval on 26 January 1966 for use as a part-time tasehouse keeper/operator at the LILYRIC installation, . nn —~ ““Eggsviaton ° | PAGE NO. IEF 73 ~ | S Lr . USE PREVIOUS EDITIO SECRET Ta CON TINGED | 3 eeeeee meee cattnmnner enn be arene vee ee ee mee nate en ren
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1q-00000 . (CJ OesTaOy «= RttuaN 1O BaANCH ] FUE RIO: MESSAGE FORM XXAXXXRXKXXXXXXXARAAKAKKKK TOTAL COMPILES: 2D u ric: C,Busbes-Vi NIT: ve $ dela Inox SECRET. xT 3 ( no trogen AYE: C] rive iw Ce fing nO, 0: MEXICO CITY 7 206s 16 tg | rom: DIRECTOR) SIG CEN SCS ONF : (Ly e/] info: va , rire [] RID COPY o2 At Aff . i . o L , | | , ° a INFO : CITE o1R ; : - C— : 59668 e Lod CIN 94102)* . , ana HQS APPROVES MR, MOREHOUSE STOPPING BY MEXI FOR DISCUSSIONS ye > ® ON USES OF SURVEILLANCE PANEL TRUCKS. WILL ARRIVE MEXI SOME-_. TIME LATTER HALP WEEK 22 NOVEMBER, WILL PHONE CABOT AT HOME OR OFFICE ON ARRIVAL, Nu NEED MEET RNR NOR MAKE RESERVATIONS, END OF MESSAGE [| requested permission Morehouse visit Mexi on brief TDY ‘for latest methods and problems encountered in use surveillance panel truck. . if” - ; : . } . . OC/SPS/CNT/ (draft) WH/3 4 yy lly V. Broe ay Chief, WHD of y COORDINATING OFFICERS os [ 1 f Geouds ? AUTHENTICATING . A nee me Re oe & a
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