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14-00000 Page 24, paragraph 198, sixth line. Delete "Collection Division of". Footnotes Morris Block. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 March 19790 re subject. Harold Citrynell. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 March 1979 re subject. Bruce Frederick Davis. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 Marcht_— 1979 re subject. Shirley Dubinsky. No comment. ~~ — Joseph Dutkanicz. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 Marci 1979 re subject. Martin Greendlinger. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 March 1979 re subject. Nicholas Petrulli. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 March 1979 re subject. Libero Ricciardelli. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 Marci 1979 re subject. Vladimir Sloboda. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 March— 1979 re subject. Robert E. Webster. See letter to Mr. G. Robert Blakey, dated 26 March 1979 re subject. ; Lee Harvey Oswald. Footnote 300. Replace Golitsyn with "Xx" andl Deryabin with "Y". Footnote 435. Replace "Tennent H. Bagley" with "DC/SB"; Golitsyn — with "X". - Footnote 422. See Footnote 53. Delete "CIA notes Davis". Footnote 437. Footnote should read “attachment to CIA memorandum, c——~ 1/27/78". Delete all rest. Footnote 438. Delete footnote; replace with "Ibid". C— Footnote 440. First sentence okay. We suggest you delete remainder of footnote. It appears to contradict the fact that not all the files were unexpurgated.
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104-10054-10008 _ {/susect . Project LIONION | ACTION REQUIRED ~ REFERENCES Reference: HMMW-13207, 14 December 1964 1. Attached by split transmission is an outline for Project LIONION covering the services of the two agents heretofore known as LIFEUD-22 (201-288248) and LIFEUD-23 (201-305604). This project was anticipated in mm paragraph 4, pege 9 of the LIRANCH project outline transmitted by Reference,  ~ a 2. To avoid re~typing at Headquarters the Station has taken the Liberty of provisionally assigning eryptonyms LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 to these agents. Please advise if this is correct. po Manis T faking ime a _, Willard c. (CUREIS rene hee es ie Attachment : _ Project, Outline, left side h/w . Froject Outline, right side use . ‘Distribution: 3 - C/TED w/att ee : - ty! : SA gay Sos 385 REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE HMMA-25110 6 January 1945 CLASSIFICATION HGS FILE NUMBER _ 150-6-122/2
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14-00000 26. 27. 28. 29. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44, 4s. 46. 47. 4§. 49, 50. 51. ~ SECRET | MEXI 7025, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) {duplicate of FOIA No. 60-550] MEXI 7025 (IN 67188), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 60-550] MEXI 7024, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of FOIA No. 62-24] MEXI 7024 (IN 67170), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 62-24] MEXI 7023, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of FOIA No. 49-545] MEXI 7023.(IN 67108), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 49-545] DIR 84888, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 39-38] DIR 84886, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) {duplicate of 40-541] DIR 84886, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 40-541] DIR 84821, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 51-18] MEXI 7019 (IN 66846), 22 November 1963 [FOIA No. 27-10] DIR 84802, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of 26-8 DIR 84802, 22 November 1963 [FOIA No. 26-8] MEXI 7014, 22 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) {duplicate of FOIA No. 29-12] MEXI 7014 (IN 66781), 22 Novenber 1963 [FOIA No. 29-12] Memonandum for The Ambassador, dated 16 October 1963; subject: Lee OSWALD/Contact with the Soviet Embassy. [FOIA No. 9-5] [TX-1919] MEXI 6534, 15 October 1963 (from Mexico City File) [FOIA No. 1373-489] MEXI 6534 (IN 40357), 15 October 1963 [FOIA No. 8-4] DIR 74830, 11 October 1963 (from Mexico City File) including cover sheet. [duplicate of FOIA No. 7-2] DIR 74830, 11 October 1963 [FOIA No. 7-2] MEXI 6453, 8 October 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of 5-1A] MEXI 6453 (IN 36017), 9 October 1963 [FOIA No. 5-1A] Transcript of telephone call on 27 September 1963, Soviet Embassy Chancery 15-61-55. Informal memorandum dated 10 February 1977; subject: Background on Mexico Station Support Assets (Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies). Blind Memorandum dated 2 May 1977; subje of Mexico City Station Files at the (yg Center. Gt: Review emo) Record Blind memorandum, undated; subject: Delay in sending the first cable about OSWALD. V6K
14-00000 10, (a) ‘Job 078- 15745 ‘Hox s, Folders aa, 22 a - (record: ‘€opies) « -(b) Job-#76-789, Box 45, ‘(recora. eopy) Narious documents from DGD (copies). FOIA Request -F-77-147 (copy) FOIA Request F-77-028 (copy). FOIA Request F-75-4508 (enpy) an Privacy Act Reqtiest P-77-140 (copy) FOIA Request F-76-211 (copy af FOIA Request F-78-801 (copy FOIA Request F-75-1161 (copy) . FOIA Request F-75-4681 (copy foe ‘ FOIA Request 2-78-5742 copy)... a }: Request -B-76-124 {eovy ; ' Request E-76-150 (copy FOIA Request F-75-40 (copy) 12. Domestic Exploitation Section, ACBI No information 13. Project NCFE (a) Job #78-1129, Box 2, Polders 9- 12 (record copies gb Document dated 26 September 1949 (eopy) _(¢) Document dated 6 December 1949 (copy). | -(@) Document dated 21 March 1950 (copy) ‘(e). Job #78-2008, Box 5, Folder 4 i (record copies (£) WASH-CIA-PRO-500, Folder 23 (unable to locate) (g) Envelope and letter, dated 20 July 1960 (copy) Sale of U.S. fi hter planes and arms to Haiti FOIA Request F-77-166 (copy) 14. B. (S) The following information is in response to items listed in paragraph three of referenced request.
14-00000 is hishly secret ana not known to which are transerlbed and reviewed by our small staf? in Mexico City. By 9 October, the OSWALD telephone conversa- ‘tion of 1 October had been transcribed and a summary of It cabled to Vasaington. The name Lee CSWALD meant nothing special to cur Hexicse | City Station, but in their report they did judge him to be an American Bale. Ta2 cablea report was received in Yashington on 9 October and checked | in our Piles, where it was immediately noted that the Lee OSWALD phoning ~ the Soviet Exbassy in Mexico Clty was probably the Lee OSWALD who bea defected to the Soviet Union in 1959 and returned to the USA in 1962. On 10 October 1963, the éay after the report from Mexico City, CIA Headquarters — ‘gent out a cabled report sbont Lee CSWALD'’s phone call to the Soviet | ~ Enbassy3 the report vent to the PSI, the Department of Stste (because CSHALD was a US citizen), and to. the avy Department (because he wes a former Marine.) The cabled report to these agencies hizhlighted the greeny —_ BhetJ ated
104-10061-10152 e . WARNING NOTICE SEMSELEVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES at MOUIGOS MNVOLVLS - an | C SECRET - ¢ /0-4HCeIsen es 9 MAY 1377 ALMORANDUT? FOR: npO/sISS/IP/EIS FROM : - PYTans and Review Gronp Central Cover Staf€ FIBIECT - : House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) Request PUPERENCE : Letter for OLC fr Chief Counsel/Director ‘of HSCA, dtd 28 Apr 78 2 “1. $%In response to the request in Roference, ccS files contain one cable, dated 15 June 1965, concerning Isadore © Irving ftavidson, born 19 January 1921 in Pittsburg, Pa. The cable indicates that Davidson is the subject of 2091-41531. 2. CCS files contain ne information on the remaining individuals listed. Distribution: Orig &.1 - Addressee ot 1S . Of SA/DO/0 © 1 -. 10-4H. (HSCA) 1 - RC-MI-585 1 - CCS/PRG chrono via board l chrono £2 IMPORT CL BY 026062 SECRET. SH)
14-00000 3 SMITH, Joseph Burkholder EOD: BLOCKED REMOVED DOB: RET: 6-30-73 BRUNO, Rudy No Record FLICK, Charles © EOD: 4-16-51 WHG GMBBR UNDER COVER DOB: 4-12-19 RET: 6-29-73 | VOGEL, Bam pom 3 =He-Reeord  ~ DOOLEY, Arthur$ | Arthur Edward Dooley Arthur E, Dooley, Jr. SUMMER ONLY pop: 8/29/55 cI -1I BOD: OF 7/65 DOB: 1/21/17 : DOB: 10/8/46 rm . SET 6/20/43 COBs 7/10/85 NOT UNDER COVE ‘ LEIBELER, Wesley J. No Record WILLINS , Howard P. ' No Record SLAWSON, W. David No Record COLEMAN , William / William E. Coleman William E, Coleman ~, William F, Coleman MIL DET: 12-9-54. DOB: 2/12/30 NOT UNDER COVER , EOD: 8-3=h8 COB: 4-23-55 EOD: 12/9/54 COB: 5-14-50 f UNDER COVER CoB: 4/23/55 oa NOT UNDER COVER STERN, Samuel EOD: 1-12-42 NOT UNDER COVER A 2 DOB: 5-30-1k Oss COB: 4-12-h6 MUNRO, George Frederick No Record | No Record
1041005410017] , ee 1@, TTT Teams eee a ere men SS On 9 February 1965, "AMMUG/1 identified a: : photograph ‘ ‘of Luisa: RODRIGUEZ Calderon, who he stat had been connected with the DGI (@irettorio General de :Inteligencia) andthe former Secretary of the Young Com - munists in the: Cuban: Ministry of Exterior Commerce. © : According to'‘AMMUG/1,. the. Cuban Government thought “RODRIGUEZ had been recruited by the: ‘United States *. » Government while in Mexico so she was recalled to Cuba. . AMMUG/1 1 was not sure of the details but recalled something’ _ concerning her. haying received a letter from an American, |: _ Farther, ‘AMMUG/1 recalled something about an American student who visited Cuba who.was supposed to have made a’: : recruitment pitch. to: RODRIGUEZ or been associated in some . manner with a ‘pitch made to her. : AMMUG/1 1 did not t know the source of these alleged pitches 2." This photograph is part of the. surveillance of the hors Consulate in Mexico city. and was: taken from Film a was compared to the aforementioned Dolan with the result that both photos :: seen to be: identisa a
104-10054-10034 eo bo SECRE! ( § January 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM z Lawrence F. Barker SUBJECT : Meeting with > 27 Decenber 1963 . 1, A meeting wi hee a a - 27 Decenbers the subject of two cables. to Headquarters in view of her her See MEXI 7613 and } { 36 @Giwas asked for ferther detail on Silvia Duran's statements re- p 94 | garding Tie visit of Lee Harvey Oswald to the Cuban Consulate in Septenber, -f - ! im ft: He had no further information to offer about this buf Yeported“that Silvia |"~ ~ sdee had not returned to work at the Consulate gince her release fros arrest the | he second time, ‘This was reported to HQS, (See MEXI 7615) eran S eported on the following additional topics: re pad recelyed as of that date only on¢ - oo ascribes this to the resentment caused among officialda: by the strong note received from Raul ROA, Cuban FOMIN, in regard — to the detention of Silvia Duran, Apparently word had been passed to Mexican . officials that they were to give the Cubans the cold shoulder, — Ve Roldolfo REYES, a Mexican citizen who works in Cuba for the Cuban. @) Teatro Folklorico, was recently in town, He said that Fidel CASTRO had recently remarked. that Cuba should use its theatrical group to earn dollars abroad, REYES said that a M, PLANCHON and six other Parisian empresarios connected with the ‘Teatro de las Naciones in Paris would be travelling to Cuba in the near future ; to see what could be done about putting the Cuban show on the roads 4 6) Ge The well-lknowm Mexican cartoonist RIUS (true name Eduardo DEL RIO) ; i who was scheduled to be a guest of the Cuban government at my celebration on 2 Jan in Havana, did not get a Cuban viza. refusal, Since RIUS is an ‘outstanding could. only conjecture that this ‘ development was related to the ROA note flap and the Cuban Government's desire to avoid antagonizing the Mexican government further, Another cartoonist, who uses @ nams something Like RAM (7?) also got the same treatment, ake d, Rogelio RODRIGUEZ off the Embassy received some gifts fraa sogeone inside the Czech Enbassy at Christmastina, / oa _ woman Xo OG e. An Australian newspaperform named Julian or Jullian’ ROBERTSON was din tom on 23 December, staying at Room hol of the Gran Hotel Isabel, Isabel L Catolica # 63, She was trying ce ee 8 visa to visit Cuba but was wasuecess ful 09 ma, a neue remnec careers tee Troi srmnns em semmncersae* same arg sree coe remnenen, os eee Qn mm ag * : : : SRT ESA Pe veo ha 8 ry Tommy, OBS TD
13-00000 . “betrerts  aeLating SANTOS MESA. ‘- Vernomen werd, dat de 3e Secretaria van de Ambassade van Cuba in Rp ‘Den. ‘Haag, ‘Ricardo. SANTOS HESA, tijdene de receptie van de 3.0. op 7. oT - Rnoveaber J. 18 8P een vraag van @en der aanwezigen naar de reacties van. . . GASTRO op. de ‘aanvallen van Cubaanse ballingen op Cuba,: antwoordde:. “Just. wait, and you will see what we can do; it will happen. soon". me SANTOS weigerde hierop verder in te. gaan. ae -) Vernomen. werd neg, dat SANTOS een broer heeft, dic als: "palling ta. de Verenigde. Staten van Noord Amerika woont. _ _—- 2 ‘Hoéwel zelf pro-Castro, zou zijn broer op aandringea van. zijn . conservatiove echtgenote zijn uitgeweken. . ne: Net. deze. -broer. zou SANTOS in briefuioseling staan. a cone is i a Pe cine cen eemne  nE E eee Stee ee dmc tag ae eS enn ee ne UE nemo nt tiene Scat fete etme oo ‘Se . , “e rae | eee IAB he CN ele te neem ne Ee
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14-00000 21. SECRET with a consul whon he believed to be Valeriy Viadimirovich KOSTIKOV. Subject asked the Soviet guard [Ivan] OBYEDKOV, who answered, if there was anything new regarding a telegram to Washington. OBYEDKOV upon checking said nothing had been received yet, but the request had been sent. (2) Mexico Station said it had photos of a male who appeared to be an American entering the Soviet Embassy at 1216 hours, leaving 1222 on 1 October. Apparent age 35, athletic build, circa 6 feet, receding hairline, balding top. Wore khakis and sport shirt. (3) No local dissemination was being made by the Station. On 10 October 1963 at 2012Z time the WH Division responsible for action disseminated this report to the Department of State, the FBI, and the Navy Department by routine electrical transmission, adding some collateral details drawn from a preliminary file review: (1) On 1 October 1963 a reliable and sensitive source in Mexico reported that an American male, who identified himself as Lee OSWALD, contacted the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City inquiring 7 SECRET
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14-00000 % . e e : a . Cuban Chronos Duwu-a~, —~ ; , ee _. —Sp-Leé Harvey Osweld , Fe ee ee pee ee : insiacs. | pre. NUMBER oe 7 DEFERRED . PRIORITY | TT | OPERATIONAL INITIALS ROUTINE - IMMEDIATE wv a . : t . . wa ad ti et oak INFO. “f trees cD ‘\ CITE MEK seq RUPAT GPFLOOR : Td oo { ae < Lu, a REF: DIR 18827 {- wif fut | . 1, -SOVIET 1238 AND CONSULATE ARE NOT OPEN TO PUBLIC. OFFICES ARE IN coi | POUMD ACCESSIBLE 0-FURLIC BY APPOIREMERT, SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK. HOHMAL WORK HOURS SEP 1965 WERE 0900 10 1800 BU RECHNTLY CHANGED 0900 #0 Uk0O MONDAY "HROUCH FRIDAY, SOV CONSULATE FREQUEMILY CHANCE. HOW OPEN 1200 70 1300 MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, SDCUEIN SOVIET FAMILIES LIVE In COMPOUND. ‘VISTIORS RING BELL AG GATE AP ALL SINES HOURS, RUSSIAN SPEAKERS CAN GET IN AUVTIME, OTHERS USUALLY TURNED AWAY BY GUARD AFTER HOURS, SOVIEES ARE HOT RRO 0 ISSUE PERMITE FOR TRAVEL CUBA, | | | EA a aS THESE HOURS ALSO APFLTED DURING seer 65, | | | a 3. CUBAN 12 PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS FOR ISSUING PERMITS FOR RAVE TO #0 THROUGH CUBA. VISAS NORMALLY VALID YOR SHENE MORTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE, PRIOR AUTHORIZATION FAOM HABANA INVARIABLY REQUIRED BEFORE YSSUANCE ANY VISA, APPLICANT COMPLED PLETE VISA APPLICATION FORM AT CONSULATE, PERMISSION OFTEN OBPATNED - COORDINATING OFFICERS tm , ; SECRET : AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER ‘, | QUTIGOING 0200250 0 3357 3 |
INITIAL NUMBER DEFERRED" | | PRIORITY ' | | OPERATIONAL | initiate ROUTINE IMMEDIATE . INFO, ~2~ CITE _ 9332 RLUMEER : XH EXCHANGE OF CABLES BRIVEEH ISDASSY AND MINNEX HABANA, IN HAMY CASES VISAS ISSUED UH SEPARATE SEEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL PACT OF SRAVEL, h. ISKTCAN COVE PROCEDURES AUD RELATIONS HE WRAVEL POPENEE GIRIZENS 10. AND THROUGH CUBA UNCHANGED STNCE HLA 20887 DATED 3 MAY 2965. PEPE CEEIZmIS ‘WEN PASSPORTS AND CUBAN VISAS ARE FREE TO TRAVEL £0 CUBA, PEPRIE CEYIZENS CAN OHTATH TOURIST CARDS FROM MEXICAN CONSUL HAVAEA FOR RETURS VIA MEXICO, or ee & es the be on > LCCHOADEN COORDINATING OFFICERS SREGES | SECRET ~ WOCUORTES NTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER _QUTGOING GOUG251
(0d 10054. 10124 pho ograph‘o! ‘of ane RODRIGUEZ. Calderon, who he stated had been. conhected. with the DGI Leahey Generat dee “i from an oerieas conbernteg her having received | a lee dhaneat Sumas 4. recalled sey niger -abeout an n American CALD compared to the niorementioned Dholoerenh with the’ o result that both photos Seein to be identii= >, = UCTIO. USE REPROD
14-00000 SECRET whether the Embassy had received any news con- cerning a telegram which had been sent to Washington. The American was described as approximately 35 years old, with an athletic build, about 6 feet tall, with a "receding" hairline. (2) It is believed that OSWALD may be identical to Lee Henry [sic] OSWALD, born on 18 October 1939 in New Orleans, Louisiana, a former U.S. Marine who defected to the Soviet Union in October 1959 and later made arrangements through the United om States Embassy in Moscow to return to the United States with his Russian-born wife, Marina Nikolaevna PUSAKOVA [sic] and their child. (3) The information in paragraph (1) is being disseminated to your representatives in Mexico City. Any further information received on this subject will be furnished you. This information is being made available to the Immigration and Naturalization Service. 22. Although the reaction of the Headquarters desk was "by the book" and in good time, there were a number of errors in this advisory to the departments which, on the record, were concerned with the OSWALD case: 18 SECRET