104-10052-10096) | es! a . TOR = see DISPATCH . ‘SE C RE T . HMMA -21845 | | TO. : Chief, WH Division Hgs File No: 50-6-75/4 | FF ROM : Chief of Station, Mexico City No Indexing Required SUBJECT © Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY | . ACTION : For Headquarters information, REF : HMMA-21530 dated 14 June 1963 20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio . — 24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez on ne 43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez — — | : 23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde | _ 24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos . 45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros 13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa . on 43-15-06 ' Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero a : 11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Lagunez on 19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams | | a 10-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional be - 46-12-70 C.T.A.L. 46-11-30 D.F.S. oh 45-09-50 D.F.S. jo 35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Manuel Marcue Pardinas) i 45-60-15 Prensa Latina | a 45-60-16 Prensa Latina | 14-42-37 Cuban Embassy — 7 14-92-14 . Cuban Embassy 25-07-95 Cuban Embassy Lo 25-09-14 Cuban Embassy & 14-13-25 Cuban Embassy 15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) - 15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) . 15-69-87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache) _ 15-61-07 | soviet Embassy (Commercial Office) __ 15-12-64 <> Soviet Embassy (Films Representative) 45-61-80 Czech Embassy - 45-61-81 ‘Czech Embassy | 1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY activities during June 1963, 2, Target Lines - June 1963. 3. Processing of LIENVOY Information, Of the lines. covered, .all are of interest to KUBARK and appro: ximater ly one half of them are exclusively for KUBARK. The following lines were covered during the month of June: The LIENVOY tap cénter - meclors. continue to prepare daily summaries of significant items from all lines, In addition, they prepare full transcripts in Spanish for ten lines (five Cuoan Embassy lines aad five Soviet used by che Station Case Officers for Cuban and Soviet operations in following leads of interest, Embassy lines), These transcripts are O28aG + roe eR=-VlOUS SS 10-57 Bog re LACES FOR SS, | a) 3-26, 51-28A SNS re Cneh, -~/ WHICH ARE oat Lars - ~6TPAGENO. ms CONTINUED : ONE
“ 3 pm . —_ 5 SBATCH SYMBOL AND MO, ‘HMMA~21845 CLASSIFICATION = SECRET * CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH On 5 June 1963 Douglas J. FEINGLASS, Staff Agent, arrived in Mexico to replace Howard G, SAFARANO, the Station translator for Russian language conversations appearing on LIENVOY and LIFEAT lines. SAFARANO departed PCS on 18 June thus freeing an inside slot for use by an operations - officer, FEINGLASS' usefulness to the Station is handicapped by his inability . to transcribe the Spanish portion-of the reels from the Soviet coverage, This, . . despite Headquarters assurance that he coud do these transcriptions, Howeve he has settled into outside living conditions with a minimum of difficulty, ‘For the present, a monitor from the LIENVOY tap center is transcribing the Spanish portion ofthe above take. There is a Station backlog of Soviet tapes numbering about 50 which accumulated during the period when FEINGLASS was trying unsuccessfully to transcribe the Spanish. The backlog is. being retained until Orville HORSFALL arrives. In addition to the Russian trans- 7 crptions, FEINGLASS also clips the transcripts for individual dossiers thus relieving the Station Case Officer for Soviet operations of a clerical task, After the arrival of HORSFALL, the Mexico Station will review requirements for outside translators and make recommendations for future use of. FEINGLASS, In early June to support the AMROD operation, the Station requested full transcripts of the Cuban Embassy lines. In addition, Thomas G, URQUHART (ps) while on temporary duty in Mexico was given access.to the | _LIENVOY tap center to review the traffic on a current basis, 4, Exploitation of LIENVOY information. Coverage of the Cuban, Czech, and Soviet Embassies provided details of their personnel, their contacts, travel and other useful CE data, In most all cases of official travel, LIENVOY gave the Station advance information when reservations were made, Confirmation of the travel is, of course, obtained through the LIFIRE project, — The traffic is reviewed for English speaking persons who might be U.S, citizens making contact with Soviet or Soviet Satellite Embassies for political or other reasons, On 20 May 1963 an English speaker identifying himself as Albert Kennedy called the Soviet Embassy and requested political | asylum for himself, his wife and seven children, Subsequent investigation — revealed that he was also a protection case at the U.S, Embassy in Mexico, Appropriate U.S, agencies were advised of Subject’s contact with the Soviet Embassy, 5, Liaison, During this report ing period there were no meetings between the Chief. of Station KUBARK and LITENSOR; however, » FOBT S contact was_ oe maintained with LIELEGANT. and LIERGO, Pte 6, Security. There were no security incidents within the project during this ronth, As reported in MEXI-5170, 26 June 1963, the true name ofa KUBARK case officer was revealed to the Cuban Embassy by a caller who refused to identify himself, Fro: m the transcript it appeared that the Cuan: “Embassy was not interested in making contact with the caller who claimed to have details of KUBARK operations in : Mexico, 7, Technical, staff agent, has kept the equipment working CLASSIFICATION . " | PAGE NO, [xX CONTINUED a Arnold AREHART, FRM St PREV:OUS EDITION. 19-57 . eeLeces FORM aie ; 7 33a 51-28, 51:28a Abin $1.29 ie WHICH ARE CAS SECRET desteraiinatn
|...) GONTINUATION OFT > a DISPATCH ° SECRET . _HMMA- 21845 € effectively. As Headquarters is being advised by separate cable, the Mexico Station does not plan to replace the present LIENVOY equipment until the next | Presidential candidate is named, assuming of course that this will occur within the next few weeks, 8. Personnel, On 17 June Robert B, RIGGS resumed r meeting » Arnold AREHART and routine case officer functions for LIENVOY, Gregory PARMUTH meets Douglas J. FEINGLASS daily to deliver and receive the Soviet Embassy traffic, PARMUTH's assistance in obtaining living quarters and necessary sterile office furniture was responsible for the ease with which FEINGLASS © was able to settle into his outside staff. agent status, co . . In the opinion of Thomas G. URQUHART, who has spent some time. -inside the tap center, Arnold F, AREHART is doing a commendable job in- the management of the center. In addition, AREHART has a general aware- _ ness of the take from each line. When leads of interest appear, he notifies the Station immediately so that action can be taken, Willard C, CURTIS contacts LIENVOY-2 when the Station desires. - contact with the Mexicans directly or when AREHART is absent, 9, Producti ion, Tne volume of paper produced by this project is hardly reflected in formal disseminations, operational cables, and dispatches which numbered . | _ 39 during June, The daily summaries, the transcripts from two Czech lines, five Soviet lines, and five Cuban lines are retained for background use in Station files. They could be more fully exploited for reporting purposes if ersonnel were available, There is attached a list of reports, cables and d dispatches forwarded to Headquarters during this month, | JE ard C, SR 1S in Attachment: a As stated above, Distr) bution: 7 - C/WHD w/att -- 2 2 ~_Fules, owe. 30 July 1963 ne uséE PRE OU ES ENB AS ? 1057 530 ; REPLACES | SMS ) Walton age & CLASSIFICATION SECRET ne ata eee om
~ EIENVOY PRODUCTION. MEXI's » _MEXI 5170 » MEXI 5169 (HMM 7465) MEXI 5128 | MEXI 5111 - MEXI 5089 | MEXESO72° | -MEXI5071 (HMM 7437) - MENI 5066 (HMM 7428) -MEXI 5048 (HMM 7415). MEXI 5035 (HMM 7412) MEXI 4993 (HMM 7404) | MEXI 4966 June 1963 HMMA 's HMMA 21647 HMMA 21594 HMMA 21593 HMMA 21540 HMMA 21530 HMMA 21487 — HMMA 21474 HMMA 21464 eee HMM 7466 HMM 7467 » HMM 7461 HMM 7437 HMM 74468 HMM 7442 HMM 7435 HMM 7403 HMM 7403 - HMM 7401 HMM 7325 HMM 7353 HMM 7376 HMM 7374. HMM 7359 HMM 7367 HMM 7364 _ HMM 7363 ream crore nape tates?