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104-10400-10195 3 e a TUBM.* GunGina@ @xfa Comers TS LAS REQUEST FOR AUTHORIZATION - ol rrr TO RETAIN OR DESTROY QUESTIONABLE RECORDS } a | — TO : Chile: f Information Sytem: Amabyor etait, : j Vie Me: PR C8 ERC em Om vee ew eA TR THRE: Component Record: Moanooement ole cer ~ I DDS&T /OTS/GAD/A Directorate Res: ds Momagement Cf tice ; Records Administration Branch, PvAs ui. fooyooicoerreee PEice OF Vernora: Countatl _ eee Offze | 19 May 1978 TRE RECORDS IDE OPED EEL AW ABE Um Esa ED ce MME DATE De TE tlw ER Th ay BE SUBIE LT TC BTTUAL OF i Mew Sie CEGA WR OMWEST LAT CF RE ME MEN TS AUIT eR TAT Loe mole 2 be Terre Fy fet “ata Tek @E LORD. Te TO foc: “SU y THEM AS SCHEDULES TRE FECCEIS ARE EX.NC MELD CENT MS Br TEE OT RU TRORLTS TION IF FERT.AER RETENTION !5 Josraines PEVISED LaSP ls TSM INS TAGS TNs MUST AL PR Pm Bm LOM TRAT Te GAERTH IGas IDENTIFICATION CH Fecr j : a ae . os ~ ; ‘|s Donen en: i. tha pet I ONG. luiew “ates F- VOLUwE fey, fe. OTS/GAD/A | 60-77 i 9A } 2 Folders * ' t - - --= meee ~~ - be a % _ nn a a a roan o ‘brYa: RI MNESC MOTI Ce al . FTG OF weceacs AO /OR aT at. CL CF FQ ta. A, tela, MARY ED TS owe CATE Bee Coe MECOCHOS 2A CREP THON APPLE. Cat ah BOSS FOR DETER we eG Ter at GE LOROS AMk GYUESTINGABL E. Two file folders from OTS/GAD/A labelled as follows: 1) "Case Ro. 4390 — Info on Soviet Documentation, OWIR. Requestor 3R/CI” 2) “Case 4630 - Analysis of Available Info on Sov Stateless Person*s | ID for 82/CI" — Both files contain information provided to SR/CI in 1964 pertaining to an analysis of Harwey Oswald*s Soviet-issued documente. OTS had no need to retain these files. in accordance with a telephone conversation with Mr. A.B. Cimsqguegrana of OGC, both files will be brought to the attention of OLC since they pertain to Lee >» Harey. Oswald. a?-mtlED OM BEEP ARATE wage : an ant Esporte jifcusren.an oo eecoros Extenson | cate A she turers, fGAD (A 2444 (19 May 78 van a a nate oma? ;. re aw Chip esanagemwent ~ lexTenmac Sh a ci eh FO i Asebont | Bebeccty 2tY ,WOTS, eo cat MT oat 3025 Tee L nye + fe SGNATURE ie taercionate mecGar DoS eae AG ES EBT ERY Er hMoOrm ae DesaT /BMO F787 | AUTHORIZATION TO RETAIN GOR DESTROY RECORES Kinase Ef TREES neve . Cee re. = ae . . ane rl Lp aehe ES . “tS (TeSEO pmeok ate . . “Loa E . SPPPSVEC : 7 go ; , i Mark L. Peterson : 57 B TATION FOR CONTINUE ES BETENT CR ao PROVE wROe SSE OC we we SP ost. ce Ree S1PUC TIOwS. “Rh e& TES SETI = eC ws Wel Oe Re CCHS ARE VO OE AR Fa FO TeSSE VST INDI ale FQ REDE eT Ou aAe AUTHOR. TEP FT he ane e tea TE OR WRU TON { Jems “836 OM SEF ARATE PAGE
10d-10400-10197 4 tert MOOR ee LAO en ere APR MERESE cee vip cs pe wot eet tat natant ean oo SeenON ae ta we - AB MEO No. 6794 - & opril 196) 1. Zhis memoremtiz: ond atteckment comfires the inmfouertion Banesd wervally to Mr. Itmeen ef SR/CI by Mr. Bovenko emi fr. Bagel 2. Please eign the attached Request for TD/AR Support Yorn {p-108) amd return to this office. 3. If S80/aB comments are being eonsidered for further Gistributios, it is requested that the tranexttting correspondence be coordinated with this office. — Seteckuest: «as state Metribution: Grigioe] mmf l « Adtcocnee, v/att. > AB Cese 4630, w/att. 4 - 4B Pile, w/att. 2 - AB Chromo, w/att. BD/P/TSD/AB/L:D. Bowanke:prk €4) Pry EGRET
13-00000 &ttackment to: ABR Mem Es. 6794 ! coments ere based on au ansiysis of 15 exemplars, ' Taese (4 originate, 2 eamplete photocopies, 6 pages of e third photecepy ani 2 each Gf the reuuining photocopy exemplars), isewed in Only two of theve exemplary vere issued in Moscov, the eres ef iesesece in your eese. Eo imfermation is evelleble em the wee ef this document in Minsk. Only tare (3) of te evattable verte.
13-00000 SECRET | Attachment to: AS Memo fo. G7TOh ‘ Rage -2 hie Goewsem? 10 eppercertly ueel to comtrol the so-called ij “stateless” (EZ GRAZTEDAESTVA) population of the Soviet Union. / e. Subject decent is initially mmde valid for que (1) yeer. ee weber of extemziaons permitted ie uwiknown, however, Gimee the quarterly registrations sverage four (4) per page, pears 6 emi 7 would be fall within teo yeers, thas permitting ely eu. i | :
13-00000 any peso Oe AEE tig Senn etna nee hee deere mpg at o SECRET Attachment to: AD Memo fo. 679% Page -3- Wer serial imber furnishe! by ie. mcen, 212479, of se Moscow ieoued VID BA 2E0TeL* SPO ¥ SSSR DIVA LIE BE GRAZEDAROPEA in early 1950 cumet be accurebely checked. ‘he letest exemplar serial mumbey issued in Moscow by “OVIN Uprevi. Militeii gor. Meekvy i. Meckoveboy obl.“ (OVER of the Moscow city ent Noscoy oblast Militia stntaietration) on Uk June 1955 is P Ho. 242206. <2 bearer who reportediy reteined this éocumment wrtil Tt is recommated that this ocment, serial muber 311K79, be ocuxitted to Ts0/sB for « CI amlysis. @e the following are the contents of the Ll poses af ‘ethject Gooment in the copter they queer om each page: Bege 22 - Welidtey; eucumee;) first ause and peteongetic; ever photographs and a lime for bearer’s . Signeteers. (ome exmmplare were mot signet). Geeeee ot Oete toerer arvwived in tee ES. “ ‘Bete on the bearer. 2. Rate of ktrth (either year only or complete ante). & Wee af pire. &. Se SAIMERG Pres
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13-00000 Pere Beene en eee ee Tete y ee TT eee Monee en, ene eS Ge Pages 6 and 7 - Peges Bom 9 - Feges 20 emf 12 - fave for “special reeerks” imeleding eecbets, aul Bocumest waliéity extension fer ome (1) year. eee extemcions ere valiégeted by the Qpuenek agpears «at the bottom of page 21. (ete: Some of these entries and cachets say appear on the wrong pegs.) Seer owe,
104-10400-10198 ADMINISTRATIVE -—- INTERNAL USE ONLY 26 June 1978 / MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of Legislative Counsel ATTENTION : Rodger S. Gabrielson SUBJECT : Transmittal of OTS Files for Permanent i Retention by OLC \ During the recent records review conducted by the . Office of Technical Service at Warrenton, OTS surfaced 4 files that pertain to Lee Harvey Oswald. These files were not found during any previous OTS searches because they were filed by "Case Number”, not by name. These files are no longer needed by OTS, and they are being turned over to YK the Office of Legislative Counsel for their permanent re- temtion. The files in question have been reyiewed by wr. (ALB. ( Cimquegrana of the Office of General Counsel and they are transmitted herewith as attachments to Form lélc. ~~ Chief Missions and Programs Staff ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY
104-10400-10246 a we $.3se a ty § SALENE: MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence Australian Press Request Regarding: Anonymous Telephone Calls to United States Embassy in Canberra, Australia, Relative to Planned Assassination of President Kennedy (Warren Commission Document 971} SUBJECT Background Mr. Peter Michelmore, an Australian newspaper representative, has requested that we declassify CD971l. This consists of a memoran- dum from you to Mr, Rankin dated 22 May 1964 and an attachment dated. 29 November 1963. Both relate to "crank" calls received by the U.S. ~ Naval Attache in Canberra on 15 October 1962 and 23 November 1963. CIA first was told about these calls on 24 November 1963 by the Depart- ment of the Navy - after the assassination of President Kennedy. A copy of CD971 is attached for your information. Recommendation 1. CD971 should not be released at this time. Mr. Goodwin says he can handle the reply by phone. 2. We will initiate preparatory steps toward releasing CD97l. This” entails clearance with U.S, naval intelligence and the Australian security service (the latter as a matter of courtesy). . 3. Upon completion of step 2, we will submit an appropriate rec- ommendation, , Raymond G. Rocca 23 \ye8 C/CI/R&A Attachments
“Yo lumes LOf/2475 ae whe a, ae ae Beal PGs : on i SUILDING ed , 4 £053) PROM $ SAC, CHICAGC (92-3590) SUBJECT: y | Re Tuteleall 16/1/75. FnceLlosed under Separute cover are one (1) copy each of electronic surveillance logs contained in Volumes 1 through 15 cf Chicago file 92-350 Sub 1 through 6 of Chicage file 92-350 Sub =. ee 4, ib pe - haat pel For infermation Burcau, Chiceage File 92 relates to the crectronic coverage maintained st soi lor OD» t WeTRic sO SBA: fron Tk Sati see Taber Chicago file 928350 Sub " rel be the foot Bim electronic coverage maintained at che, ak x bn AGE) roosevelt Road, Forest Lax Sy 2 COT AILS GL Gntil 578755, under symbol mumbor C3 6486<C*. oo (l-Package Copy) (em ek © 46 ) L + Chicaga I RUM /mbw G). FAO 7 ot 9 O ‘NDEKED. nd Lif FILED..-----—-
104-10404-10162 aad - ‘ Brim Re has Fmt wee mee Te me enema ate sat te ohn oe eee ee bee WA ne ote tS tote UE dae EE cee ee 8 3 CE! - ; ae ¥ a DISTR: . 7 = — 12 seme teee wt eee . bo CLASSIFIED MESSAGE a 2 ACTION: . "DATE: te seme "INFO; SECRET -. - FILE: BTNOV63 & . . CLASSIFICATION ; i . DEFERRED e oe ee eee E & ROUTINE & E To : . ; fa _ IMMEDIATE NExI Ce ne ‘y oo, DIR poate 7 ; KAPOK ALD be OS ce ge y Iv] EDi iATE 7 § _ aes - . eee a -G. 4 te DEPT OF JUSTICE IS ‘PREPARING REPORT ON WHOLE ASSISSINATION to. F 7 | CASE AND WILL UNDOUBTEDLY WANT TO INCLUDE DETAILED DATA ON , ‘ oSUALD'"S ACTIVITIES IN NEXI« OBVIOUSLY THE LIENVOY INFO AS SUCH “canke VBE USED, BUT THE STATEMENTS oF s SYLVIA DURAN WHICH CARRY ESSENTIALLY . ‘THE SAME IMPORT COULD BE USED W@THOUT COMPROMISING NEXT SOURCES ‘Tor REVEALING THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF YOUR . THEREFORE | REQUEST Y YOU CABLE INA ‘TRANSLATED | VERSION OF HER STATEMENTS - © AND OBTAIN ‘LITENSOR AND | ‘LITEMPO TWOUS PERMISSION TO USE. THESE : STATEMENTS IN THE OFFICIAL REPORT, WILL INCIDENTALLY BE PUBLSSHED« nad std Shao | a, PLS NOTE THAT DIRECTOR ODENVY IS GETTING FROM ODENVY MEXI aj , MUCH INFO WHICH: OBVIOUSLY ORIGINATES WITH THE LIENVOY OPERATION« “- LODENVY,HERE APPARENTLY DOES NOT REALIZE THAT THIS INFO. VAS @& “PRODUCED BY A KUBARK OPERATION, AND INDEED, ODENVY MAY BE CEDE{NG THIS LIENVOY INFO THRU ITS OWN CLANDESTINE SQURCES IN THE | PLS TRY TO He WE MUST AVOID THE INADVERTANT COMPROMISE OF  Linwvor. AD gai i e IBIATIAZ, oo SECRET nee Bn rt a P cues : ctassivication. Lg oe oye (INCOMING
404-10404-10222 i ° . , Nase 14 FEB 1964 bende WH UU. TR olrector scGeral Sureau of investigation BSE LY > wee tlarvey COWA LD i, Subsequent to cae preparation of our O5C1-3/779,517, dated i Vebrauary 1944, subject as above, in reapounse to your communication Ou ligeidésl, dated 31 December 1953, file number (5) 1553-42555, additional iniormetion on the subjact has come co our alteation, This information was received from your vifice in your co:smunicatian is 59901, dated 2u Cecemoer i763. itis repeated beiow fcr tne convenience of your personnel iavolved in the OSWALD case. 2. ‘concerning tha cnutry on page 63 of Voi SiD%s address book: Sey Setyaev - Radbo \ oscow i@9 zetyaev V3-85-84 (work) Novoerrescnanaya 23/7 mst Apt, 03", a report from your office, VBA 59901, dated 22 Gecamber 1903, subject dilie hay TUAZIb., contains the following information: Amnette (nee ~JGURF) SL TYAS VA, aka Snita bay 2U0GOre, aka Ansta hay ZUCOFF, asa Annette A. HINKINA, born 1% November 1919 at Lake Stevens, -ashington is cnarried taa Leo SETYALV who worked for Radio 4: ascow; Annette SETYAEVA, who appears to be the daughter of Lillie May RAHM, aka Lille May TESLICH, aka Lillie May 2UCGOPY, oorn § November 1902 at t-elis Township, b.ichi,an, travelled to the Soviet Union in 1935 and on 20 March 1934 became a citizen of the USSR, At least until July 1962, Annette was reportedly married toa HENIIN, (fnu). Fer a number of years Annette has worked as an announcer in the American faction of Radiol. oscuw, Allegedly, she ia the Kadiv h.oscow announcer known a9 fi. oscow le elly' who
13-00000 % oscow s.clly «no aroadcasr3s an -5,liua laajuase program, re ortedly containing our, risingly factual and intimate detaila of | lite at Jo bases in the ‘“lasxan Gommand, ostensioiy calculated to destroy trooyu cisraie 16 Liigse Sages, a. ommette Kk, UL TYASSVA pereaumably tozetier wile Leo (Ley), aT. eV) was reported to be regidiny at Kotel'nicheskaya 1/i5, Uaction Vv, Apt. 795 Boscow, LOSR. 3, ‘Ine :904 Moscow Telephone bireetory listaa ik, V. KHENAIN, telephone: Be74753 at the address Motel'nichesxaya 1/15. No apartment number ia listed. There are no further traces on SETYALV or [LENKIN (KRHENKIN), £xcept for reports of your office, there ars alse no further traces on RAHM or SETYAEVA. *, Your cifice will be advised of any further certinent infarmation. DEEUTY DIRECTOR £OR PLANS; tri 1 Ce i bea bot COCI © 3/779, 988 Distribution: Orig. & 1 - Addressee 1 = C/CI 1 - C/CI/SIG 1 - C/CI/R&A -1+C/SR -1- C/SR/CI 2~- C/SR/CIU/R (hold cy & com eback cy) 1 « SR/O/US/dl . 1 = 201-289, 248 mask0;cl 1] February 1964 a gy SR/ crRe search: Re:
104-10404-10423} 9 May 1977 SUBJECT: Cubana Flights 1. The Mexico Station surveillance of Cubana flights in 1963 consisted of a Gnilateral) group (LIFIRE) and two separate groups (LITEMPO and LIENVOY) handled (Gointly with the Mexican’, pint een a. LIFIRE was handled by Robert Feldmann. These sources observed arrivals and departures of Cubana flights. They reported any unusual incidents and provided copies of the flight manifests. This travel was routinely reported to , Washington by cable (JMGIN Cuban Travel). A copy of the ‘manifests was sent later by dispatch to Washington with - the same reporting crypt. b. LITEM) and LIENVOY were handled (on the policy level) by the coSee—=——=*=*" I made the ually pick-up Meetings WIth Career Agent Jeremy _ K. Benadum for LITEMPO and Staff Agent Arnold F. Arehart for LIENVOY. LITEMPO was a surveillance team They operated a concealed rt camera and photographed incoming passengers’ passports from the Cubana flights. No outgoing passports were photographed because the facilities for departures were located at the other end of the airport and not feasible for the number of available agents at our disposal. Further, the purpose of the passport camera operation was to identify the Soviets arriving via Havana. They also provided us with a list of the incoming passengers on the Cubana flights. (50-6-91/4 Job 67-200/50, Box 13). LIENVOY was a telephone tap operation against the Cuban Embassy and provided transcripts of conversations with the Cubana Office and the Mexican Airport Control Office. 2. I checked with Robert Feldmann who said he thought all of the Cubana flights were passenger flights. A review of the transcripts for the Commercial Office of the Cuban Embassy for late 1963 indicates that they were shipping large quantities of automobile parts, foods and medicines from Mexico City to Havana by Cubana Airlines. Statements to clients on what day they could send cargo and packages by Cubana led me to the conclusion that all the flights to Mexico City from Havana could carry passengers but some of the flights out were basically cargo (with the capability of also carrying a few passengers). From manifests, it appears that Cubana made a flight from Havana to Mexico City and return every other day. There was a flight on 22, 25, and 27 November 1963. The 22 and 25 November flights carried passengers. The 27th November flight carried 75 passengers to Mexico and returned with LOPEZ and it is believed ‘a plane load of cargo. (LITEMPO passenger list attached).
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te A. Boynton, its i - Mr. J. A. Mintz R. Heller) Maren 20, L979 EP eyes ABUT i- Mr. H. N. Bassett: i - Mr. D. Ryan 2- Mr. G. J. Foster i ee LOWS OME scR) FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Enclosed are the original and one copy of a memeo- randum, with €ive enclesures, which resp HSCA Letters OF March 2 and 6, L973. accoraance gent Ronala aOCUnen cS » CWO i lL are o SC2Le eilf (9) wu Assoc. Dir, Dep. AD Adm. ___ Dep. AD Inv. ___ “Asst. Dir.: Adm. Servs. __ Crim. inv. Ident. Intell. Laboratory . . : , Legal Coun. 7 : ” Loe ty Plon. & Insp. ay RS . aan “) Ree: “Mgnt. _ am 2 \ . Tech. Servs. vas oO Training . . Ko Public Affs. OFF. fen J v8 Telephone Rm. Director's Sec’ i 7 teow FQ7G A birk APPROVE fyocter mete nf 4 THAR penne TAsiNe eeravenegestet FBI/DO
104-10406-10075 j TOs DIRECTOR | E ROM “PARIS. | | ts as en ACTION, my ¥ C/wH ¥ (COPY ISSUED To WH AT thos, 12 pee mt By unit CH. leeh ? INFO 4 i destruction, cite aod pel, d/oct, “DOP, ADOP, CIC. cheufsts VR. ; Hoter, 1 aaairt onsite : ; af appropriate, © | : 1217s27 : ; 128 33 in7 927 74 : PRIORITY, INFO SERN GNVA CITE PaRI 1994 grant | | i REF: ‘DIR 86852 * | | | ae fo 4. AT STATION REQUEST, ACTING CONGEN JOHN GOSSETT vor ssn ROUTINE LETTER REQUESTING INTERVIEW AT PARA 2 REF ADDRESS. SISSON CALLED ON GOSSETT PROMPTLY AND STATED HAD NO KNOWLEDSE OSWALD BY. TRUE NAME BUT MAY HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT ON ONE OR BOTH FOLLOWING OCCASIONS: | | - fe IN LATE SUMMER 62 WHEN WORKING FOR FAIR PALY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE (FPCC) IN NEW YORK, GIBSON RECEIVED LETTER FROM “ONE. perder Se LEE BOWMONT AWE ORT WORTH. LETTER. ENCLOSED - PHOTO aND NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS WHICH DESCRIBED ACTIVITY SIMILAR TO FPCC aND ASKED | FOR INFO ON FPCC. GIBSON STATES “TO BEST OF MEMORY” HE SENT BSE OO tees py comets sega ae cn gee ROUTINE REPLY ENCLOSING LITERATURE HE DID NOT PRESUME BOwMONT i TO BE ALIAS AT TIME BUT FOR SOME UNCLEAR REASON Now THINKS IT : 201-2892438 | MIGHT HAVE SEEN OSWALD. : Be ALSO IN SUMMER 62 SI3SON RECEIVED GROUP OF TROTSKYISTS Secageey soa" BY-OT dodinerifeatien ' . GASIFICATION review to THAN THE sSuNG OFFICE 1S $ PROHIBTED Copy No. ; : sme . l - |conpuctep on” * MAY 75 a | ; Document Number. 387 387-738 | oO “ LOTTI ee Remree, waggle: CO nite neet ee ey aT DZ a . ._” for FOIA Review on MAY 1975
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104-10406-10084] PROCESSING ACTION -.~ 1 et "| MARKED FOR INDEXING ~~ ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING ‘ta See para. 5 of attached mem. “Le Transmitted herewith as attachnent A is « a self-explanatory ‘pemorandum prepared by KUDESK/ICG on subject publication and on Richard Thomas GIBSON who has recently set up headquarters in Lausame.. We have also attached the . newspaper clipping to which KUDESK/ICG refers in paragraph 1 of its memorandum... * We would appreciate your querying | for any information they may have a 7 .im regard to this.matter. Since the ODENVY information has not been cleared - for passage to’ | we suggest that the New York ‘Times article ‘be. used : as the basis for your query. pee is 2. Attachment Bis a summary of an ODENVY r report, dated 19 April. 1963,” ea La Revolution Africaine and a number of the people involved in its-publt ‘cation. It is forwarded for Station background use only.. —  Distritmtion: .”- i 2-COB/Geneva. aint. 2-COS/Bern w/att. CROSS REFERENCE TO Gague 1 uded irom automatic downgradiaz and declasitise- {34 COORDINATING | E OFFICE SYMBOL - DATE OFFICER’ $ NAME Crome Pale UI Zoned — , Treen OFFICE SYMBOL DATE Mi ae : le ee C/EE/SA i hime roms g 40 “DES TE  Yaeviclis enition. ne ‘ = an Sr aS oe eT See TO BOREAS Sa
Vol. 29 Che United States Senate Report of Proceedings Hearing held before Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations With Respect to Intelligence Activities INTELLIGENCE INVESTIGATION Wednesday, December 10, 1975 Washington, D.C. WARD & PAUL 410 FIRST STREET, S. E. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20003 (202) 544-6000
Phone (Area 202) 544-6000 WARD & PAUL 410 First Street, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003 LO 11 12 13 14 15 16 1? 18 19 20 al 22 25 24 25 CONTENT STATEMENT OF: . PAGE The Honorable Clarence M. Kelley, Direcotor, Federal Bureau of Inve- stigation 2451
FD-340 (REV. 6-24-65) File Wi Date receiver /O/2 7/7 (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR) Same Sas 124 (ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR) (CITY AND STATE) f py Lean 3 4u75o (NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT) Te Be Returned [1] Yes Receipt given ([] Yes E! Ne 4 No Description:
13-00000 i Even with the operational emphasis of the LEFEAT Project being en Station operational support, it is thought significant te inelude a list of HMM's produced through May 1963 (approximately 10 months of the project year) as a by-product in the LIFEAT operation.
13-00000 Muito gntnensD OD wet ees ot od dnd ed had an a 71. 72. 73. 74, 75. 6. q7. 7. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90, 91. SECRET Records of the WH/Logistics Section as of Jun 69, ISTHMUS No. 73, 10 Nov 64, WH/HO. ISTHMUS No. 77, 3 Mar 65, WH/HO. RMD Amendment, 1 Feb 65, WH/HO. ISTHMUS No. 78, 8 Apr 65, WH/HO. HMMS-5534, 16 Aug 67, sub: Benchmark, WH/HO. HMMS-5547, 21 Aug 67, sub: Clandestine col- lection program in Mexico, WH/HO. 1967 Survey Report, 19 Feb 68, WH/HO. Ibid. Operational Program, 1969, WH/HO. TMMW-579, op. cit. (16, above). I&R Report, 1954, WH/HO. HMMA-17494, op. cit. (39, above). I&R Report, op. cit. (61, above). HMMS~-5534, op. cit. (76, above) Operational Program, op. cit. (80, above). CI Staff Memorandum, 4 Apr 55, 107822'TS. Karl M. Schmitt, Communism in Mexico, Uni- versity of Texas, Austin, 1965, pp. 14-15, U. Ibid. NIS Mexico, op. cit. (3 above), pp 79-81. Karl M. Schmitt, op. cit. (88, above), p. 236. - 530 - SECRET