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ico City Station Files an Record's Center 2 May 1977 977 Chris Hopkins and Annie Goodpasture Record's Center to review old Mexico City files if search of additional photographs of the 2 Ma visited the "unidentified man". We were unable to locate any such It appears that earlier photographs may have been destroyed in a purge of Mexico City Station files and that the folders for the destroyed material were re-used to forward more recent photographic material to Headquarters photographs. for retention. Following are the Job numbers of boxes reviewed and pertinent notations re re-use of the old folders: - Job #70-236 Box 1 of 3 LILYRIC Photos 1 February - 1 March 1968 ilécd in re-use LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966 to 31 Aug 66) 1 March - 1 April 1968 ack folder - re-used LILYRIC folder 1 Sept 66 - 31 Oct 66. Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Dec 63 - 28 Feb 64 1 April ~ 2 May 1968 : ack folder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Mar 64 thru 29 May 64 ‘Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder 1 Nov thru 15 Dec 66 LICALLA Negatives In white letter-sized envelopes - five’ packages C-1873 - 2031 Continued de Dum
14-00000 Soviet compound and the LIMITED Site was diagonally across a double laned street on the southeast corner of that block. (See attached diagram). LIMITED was the first photo base and operated strictly on an | experimental basis in the early stages. “This base, however, was closed when the Sta- tion received word. that the photograph of the “unidentified man" was being released by the Warren Commission. LILYRIC was an’ alternate photo- graphic base. It was located in an upper story of. an apartment building on the. sane side ' of the street as the LIMITED site but in the middle of ‘the block south. | It had a planted view of the front gate of the Soviet _ ; Embassy. LICALLA, the third photographic site, was located in one of a row of four houses on the south side of the Soviet Embassy compound. This site overlooked the back garden of. the Soviet Embassy. compound. The. purpose of ‘this operation was to get good identification photographs of - Soviet personnel. The three photographic sites were managed by a re- cruited agent who was a Mexican citizen, the’ son of an American mother . and Mexican father (deceased). This agent collected ‘the Film from the | LIMITED and. LILYRIC sites three times a week. The film. was, then de--— veloped and printed into 8 x 10 contact. print strips. ‘LICALLA Film was originally processed in the Station but in early ¥g59; due to the resig- nation of a technician, this film like that of LIMITED and LILYRIC was processed on the outside by a recruited agent. a 2 q zs PPT sARrArageale SE POTT IRE SER . Rosh a fa). Shaddge
a: aga Pe hoy Per ee ye Th, Mobile surveillance was conducted by two American staff officers. These two officers organized a surveillance team of six recruited agents which used late model cars and a panel truck for surveillance. The ‘team could be activated by radio from. the LIMITED site whenever someone of interest left the gate of: the Soviet Embassy. These agents were aware of oe the LIMITED site since they had been issued LIMITED photographs for - wo . identification purposes. lateral mail intercept operation, a co | The Station also conducted ai LIBIGHT, which was handled by an American case officer. cy A. recruited. > ee geNOWhO-hadS- seniofficial stdtus), obtained selected letters “4 ee 4 from a subagent {employed by” the Mexican postal system. ~~ ———__} Seo on) Coverage: Kigiis@n coverage \was unreliable and insecure as characterized by the nature of te Weaear services at that time. The Mexican Direction. of Federal Security (DFS), rith which we conducted Tfaison was a hip- pocket group run out of the Mexican Ministry of Government. This Ministry was principally occupied with political investigations ‘and control of | brurel oe a3) foreigners. Their agents were vieseus,aieneet, and corrupt. Lofficen: ‘trained a:number of them in name tracing and. travel control. Inf) 5 at th fficial, a joint telephone tap :. operation caine ‘into: existence. | ‘The: operation,. which became known as. rast) ST PR T/SENSITVE
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14-00000 | 26 November 1963. (date of. cable) a a ee me { | | Managua Station reports on. identity ‘of ALVARADO and — ne quarters believe it desireable to break ALVARADO, the Station - “eould p probably arrange to @ to haven NIC officer who wandrea him come to pete ges tony . | Z suggests that: “Should case develop to point where Mexico and Head- | noper. el: “professed Castroite Nicaraguan. born. 31. ‘Jandary ar °1940<in: Ciudad” Rama 5: Zelaya,.Nicaragy a, came” to. the:.American Embassy in. Mexica. and made:a- “statement: ‘about Lee OSWALD... ‘He said that<on © Cityvawaiting: false: documentation so. he ‘could. o-to“Cuba: for sabotage: ‘training.:«"He name! =” three. other members.of ‘his organization. in Nis aragtta: as’ “Juan: LORILLO, Rolan. ALVARADO ;” cand . ae 0S “FONSECA S continuing. f Ones sarpee gular-info. ' Men eaua Stturigy : ! . : : : hig—— | “Agency with his reports for over a year. We. con-—" = - ; - sid i iabilicy. : 3 though ae | _ he has: not: been wholly discredited. The.other men...) at Check: ‘Of the files ‘of this” Agency does. not ‘show. ; ly a y Was on 18 September 1963, - ‘when ALVARADO says. he saw OSWALD in the Cuban Em-. - _. bassy in Mexico; but based on the information . a2valiadle to this Agency as of this date "+. wisited the Cuban Embassy ‘in Mexico for the first” me ~atter éptenber investigation, > Suggest you contact ALVARADO's NIC. case officer SEGRET -
14-00000 | | in Mexico “City -an and ask “ SEORET: ALVARADO has ever told him this. | Story or anyth ning like it." , - | - {DIR 85178, 27 November 1963] _ Oo a a eae | _| 27 November 1963 - ee . a 78 ~ | | of ALVARADO" S- story. should be pursued further before more roy ca | action is taken." 9-7 ae er ry (DIR. 85198, a7 ‘Novenber, aaa ALVARADO! s. nr bang ‘checked ; ‘as > thoreughly.as s SEatioR +E at Sesh / again magne of 26. 5 Novenber,__ ‘ALVARADO’ “stOFy. renained substan: SECRET
14-00000 ' van “a a - ee ~e Pied ~ aa oe ae -Ww- | oF _ SECRET --. i . saison:  rtoct pe x he unable to come to any ‘definite conclusion | as. to ~ @ A 2. _ ALVARADO! s veracity; Aowever, he would be ab ble to do so once he r ' turned to. ‘Managua and had chance to complete the interrogation. (NB: ALVARADO was to be ‘deported to Nicaragua on E a Decenber.y [MEXT T7203 CIN TITUZY; 2 Decenber 39657} i [ | 3 December 1963 - Headquarters tells Mexico ‘Station that ‘although we are | confident ‘that. ALVARADO. is a. fabricator and that his, Tetraction Te of Ris, con4 fession is fa Ise, it has” been dectaed at hes! SHouLa be pet ve T who, has 8 been ‘Selected here” as s terpreter The. 7a will Cai PRES ore le  ECHEVARRIA, “acting minister of Gobernacion| agrees: ‘to. oe | Permit the ‘cos ‘to borrow" ALVARADO. Station submits plan for ae handling, LAVARADO = a chee , ae eS ee oO a Clark ANDERSON and Joe GARCIA of Tegal Attache "office to pick up ‘ALVARADO rom oberhacion. oe — pb. A TRRADO Will bé-taken-to-sa shouse or hotet— SECRET
14-00000 4 14 December _ 1963 i - ‘ 5 1 i | (The FBI has: specified that Mr. ANDERSON act. as Tra participant — 1 the interrogation and a any variance should NaveTapprovel oft = , 2 : e fwd a story. ‘Interrogation | revealed ‘that ALVARADO_ was unsure’ ast to othe semen, ETS of _. | day of the week: he “allegedly” ‘saw “OSWALD, He thinks it was on Tues, ‘eee cae ‘day which yeald hare been 7 , September” When ALVARADO. one fem became y evident.—Wi en ie Was ton rin cee WIE 13H & Had the w mos eon idence iW the-polygrapt thatit—must >
a “~~! | ° €or them; together they cross FT street and enter an. apartment Zi - | a building at the corner of Oxford, and Reforma. After talking with -1. ..,, these men, ALVARADO received 500 pesos and was told to move to.a~ | hotel and to tell them which hotel. he moved into. | of -_ oe [HMMA-22561, 5 December 1963; CSCI-3/779,136, 13 i } ‘ ‘ i yu ie FE Aner ents me na Saas gy eek BO Bye. we bene vate bo ee TN A TEE A ONE Oe etme eter Senate cee terete acvemmane mee
14-00000 7 December 1963.” “(date of sELssehinationy "The re- interrogation of SF TSSTeSALTARAIO Nicaraguan informant who claimed-to have oe | 7 seen Leé OSWALD recéive Woney to~assassinat rs | Kennedy , has been concluded. Our Mexico” 2. °° «1° he must have been mistaken in.saying that he. aces igt Sa th | uncertain of the date on which he might have > ey OE a thought it must | pa eee ne | have been on a. Tuesday, which. would have. made - ‘| * “it 17 September 1963. Although the final — o£ the polygraph. ye suthe preliminary: ‘finding is: that Headquarters, forwards. a ‘translation of the Mexican «ease Set t o_o surgery =L pal. Og tion, report on. Gilberto. ces “ALVARADO, Nicaraguan. who claimed to. “have 7 “Seen ee Lee: OSWALD accept . 6500 in the Cuban Embassy ~*~ . - “sin Mexico City to. assassinate President eg oe fe: _.. Kennedy. -.-The report states that ALVARADO: r re~- — - these assertions and admitted that ~ | _ o'mlade- them—-to induce the U. S. to take stronger = 7. ACTLORN “against Cuba. = — : “As-you know, “ALVARADO: retracted. the con = SECRET + Dekh en se.»
14-00000 S| madneate, poeta progress. Monte y ho “eveat of @ se ox in tha even? of mm following progres ts sonsinexed. eusent’o%1 ae a 7 - Maintain | the capability te Snfiltrate/e: SLitenate ante, _ peezemenl and/or Lint?! a Be GRAUP 1 i Ve. apd 4 from actomatle “SEHSITIVE ah ng ating ang t mares) i igatlan t
14-00000 St” 21 January 1964 [Commission Document No. 300] Note from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Attachments: a. Recent Soviet Statements on Lee Harvey OSWALD. b. FBIS-28 on OSWALD case. 21 January 1964 Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DDP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Draft Questions for Submission to the Government of the Soviet Union. 22 January 1964 [Commission Document No. 691] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Suggested Questions for Marina OSWALD. 25 January 1964 [Commission Document No. 321] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Chronology of Lee Harvey OSWALD's Stay in the Soviet Union. Alphabetical List of Persons in the Soviet Union Who Were Known to or Mentioned by Lee Harvey OSWALD or His Wife. 31 January 1964 [Commission Document No. 347] Memorandum from Richard HELMS, DOP, to J. Lee RANKIN. Subject: Information Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 September - 3 October 1963. 5 February 1964 Note from Thomas H. KARAMESSINES to J. Lee RANKIN. Fourteen attachments including recent Soviet State- -ments on Lee Harvey OSWALD (as of 5 February 1964). 5 February 1964 [Commission Document No. 361] Memorandum from Thomas H. KARAMESSINES, ADDP, to J. Lee RANKIN forwarding three copies of Appendix B, a summary biography of Mrs. OSWALD and her relatives. ow
14-00000 SECRET C, HAS NOSENKO GIVEN AN ACCEPTABLE EXPLANATION OF = LA SSS ETT Face ea eee STFS te ee PE EF SSS eee fe nr FEE a ees HIS MOTIVATION IN. CONTACTING CIA IN 1 962 nn CN AND FOR HIS DEFECTION IN 1964? Exeladed irom automatte SEGRE | cowngrading aad declassitization
14-00000 iol Case No, 43872 GENERAL: At New York G lo ___Om 12 August 1960, whe resides at © the establishing of a New York,  eve-wouress-ar-nie!eenbiome! in the name of DANIEL J, CARSWELL, LO nhl, years, Bilographic information concerning Nama = Bora « eptember 1917, New ¥ Education - Fordhaa is known to the reporting ent for over twenty is set forth below: Enployment - Sales, ork City f 3 Company, Bronx, New Ob wife CREDIT: At White Plains, New York sneer ew TORR o0,0n 18 August 1960, the records of the {sclosed that! Bureau at AB Credit as known to the filea since 1952, His residence and employment were confirmed, Trade information was favorable, No suits or judgments on file, POLICE: At Kew York ob n 18 August 1960, Lieutenant | Police Department reported no JEO* H/nak of the record { name, ce)
(ros-10102-10154) - * « é 27 April 1977 RETURN YO 714 Background Use Coby SUBJECT: Victor Espinosa Hernandez net Bepvockes REFERENCE: SSC Final Report (Book V), Pages 78, 79, and 105 - (A Cuban Exile) __ 1. Subject arrived in the United States on 2 may 1960. He was granted a POA on 18 October 1960 for participation in operations against the Cuban regime. He was terminated on 20 March 1961 as a malcontent. tn Lie Ongeter 2. In July 1963, Subje as ipvGlved with the purchase and caching of 2400 pounds of -d¥namite; 100 pounds of practice bombs and other related material,“ and with plotting to bomb the Shell Oi1 Com- pany and other Cuban targets. Since the FBI felt that the aerial at- tack on Cuba had been effectively thwarted by seizure of the munitions and impounding of the aircraft, they contemplated no criminal action at that me ent Subject and his cohorts. 3. On ay 1965, Subject contacted an INS officer who, on the basis of information in Subject's story which appeared to,affect U.S. security, notified the FBI. On the same day (2 May 1965) » Subject was interviewed by the FBI ang CIA was notified on 3 May-T965. CIA contacted Subject on 4 Math the New York field office of the FBI. The gist of Subject's story was that he was aware that AMLASH and others had been planning a coup which involved the assassination of Castro and that CIA had been involved with AMLASH and others in the plotting. 4 wet _IS = 4. In a9 June 1965 cable from Head bar ers to an DIRECTOR 17510, Headquarters advised the an ta "it evident that security of dur Cuban ops tn some cases and our own compartmentation not all that we would desire. Urge therefore that Stations concerned continue take such steps as feasible to improve se- curity." . FO) > Fob. 5. The Agemey does not have copies of the FBI reports cited in Book V of the SSC Final Report. 6. The information supplied by subjects adds little, if anything, to the overall SSC report. It simply shows that the SSC was reviewing every lead. E2, IMPDET CL BY 004645 ‘SECRET!
(towtoran-t0tss] farce. ae , , rae he 1 Ecco ered oe MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: 1. Mr. Papich (of the FBI) telephoned to report that Victor Domindador ESPINOSA Hernandez, accompanied by an officer from I &NS, talked to the FBI in New York City on 2 June 1965. 2. ESPINOSA said he had just returned to New York on 29 May after having spent 26 days in Paris and a day in Spain. In Paris he had heard from Cuban exiles and Cuban citizens of al ALA va) Aone ee peo owe a plot to assassinate Castro, fig préther , and Che Guevara. He said that the following Cuban citizens knew of the plot: Rolando CUBELA, a next door neighbor of Castro (peosastbty identical with Major Rolando L. CUBELA y Segades) ; Alberto BLANCO; and Major-Werren ALMEIDA Bosque 3. ESPINOSA said that in Spain he had heard from Cuban exiles that our Chief of Station, knew of this plot to some extent, but the anti-Castro Cubans do not he Te we pi TEN ae trust him for he was compromised by a Cuban “girl known as "TisTa. Yt 4: ESDINOSA said that he wanted to talx to someone from CIA and that he had tried to see us through I &NS in New Yors, but our people did not want to see him, consequently I &NS took nim to see the FBI.
14-00000 7 er | * of. . SFE A ee b % N, a: 53. The FBI would like to know prior to noon today if we desire a contact with ESPINOSA. If we do desire to see ESPINOSA the FBI will arrange the meeting for us in New York ~ City. Rufus A. Horn WH/C/RR/OS RAH: vap
[fosto‘o2to1 f inoex: [J ves (J no ! . . a ~ " CLASSIFY TO FILE No. CLASstc lED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES De dome A°REF TO FILE NG. SECRET rice rtioL) rer. to srancn 0 DESTROY 0 SiG. PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED FROM Madea 1D ACTION ADVANCE COPY UNIT TIME 8 WE x aia re RID COPY C] issueo CJ ecortes 7.7 LU PAYA 7 . " . we . Oo . ; “SECRET 3419492 IMMEDIATE DIR oft erefig 4453. a RETURN To ClA 7 : Background Use Orly “KE YWAY PBR UMEN Do Not Flaproduce REF A par 159324 a oe fé / > : : a (liabR\ases GUT 74 | | Jun65. 83.023 _¢ DIR 14590 OO “ IS -4 D [PARI (1342 Gal 764 24 ) 1, ESPINOSA ACTIVITIES SPAIN NOT KNOWN. REF A RUMORS AS YET NOT RIFE IN 29,808 NEMBEG EXILE COMMUNITY SPAIN. pp ee TF ESPINOSA KNOUN AS PaPNCHO, 5'11", BLACK HAIR, 198 LBS, THEN [augrort | KNOWS, LAST CONTACT 1959 CUBA. PAPUCHO VERY CLOSE AMLASH 3. faq THAT PAPUCHO CALLED TO PARI AT REQUEST A-3. [a}1 DESCRIBED PAPUCHO As COMPLETE OPPORTUNIST WHO WILL USE INFO CBTAINED From (uNsnaru 9 AND A-3° PARI TO GAIN ACCESS FOR KIB ARK INTRIGUE PBPRIME AND WILL POSSIBLY Go WAVE AREA TO RAISE MONEY IN SUPPORT ASSASSINATION PLOT. FRepuested all info Re Espino: activities iN Freaace. aad Spain Far img SECRET Co metting wi th Subj PAPRImME CRN i: June, a a a <
j | ge taps mart jo) FIA 2 Bey 18,3; Oh + “euif 2 [Sakeon wih , 1 4 acu rer? fe," inoex: {J ves Oe oh. Y ¢ CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES L 4uscafig f X-REF TO FILE NO. Bel. mee tOUR rice rio C] rer. to prancy (] ¢ SECRET icmassinicanon ‘REPRODUCTION PROHIE !7 , PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED iif dS oestroy [] sic, : 2{[ Cd a ROH ap  -SACTION . NN ADVANCE COPY | ME 3° Cc DE. 3 AG RD COPY C] issues “Ze orres C] puree we Wee INFO ‘. rie, VK Add fP Relptte-s Cler cler- 2, c/sK ae 6 Jung 858 a | SECRET ogi7agz ~ | . tant pir/Part crte nanidses RETURN TO os pee yh] tw Background | 5 mh 4h a DieyBAaT KEYWAY PBRUMEN fusiswar u AMLASH © Do Net Resre- REF A [esnil'1340(7 76 4 2E/ B laphane(707S5 657) *« fom C fostay i906 (NOT SENT[PARI D Hapn Jé548 (NOT sext BLN E BOR 6539, (NOT sent[ Barri l. For [Paar VICTOR ESPINOSA ON RETURN PBPRIME TOLD ODYRGE AND ODENVY OF AMLASH CONSPIRACY; CONTACTS WITH ANLLASH 2 AND ss tdeuery 0 MIRRLEES; CRITICISM OF KUBGRK STAFFERS AT(MADR] INCLUDING GROWERY; "DEROGATORY ALLEGATIONS ow faulpeorr, (adsurer 1, AMWHPP 1; MIRRLEES SCARE. IN ACCEPTING aS SERIOUS JOKING RECRUITMENT BY AMLASH 3 FOR sovs; pEELATIONSHIP AT PARI AMONG BOB, DICK, MAUREEN, LUIS FERNANDEZ, utjsnaru 9; CLUMSY ATTEMPT USE AMWHIP agatnst (uswaru 19 WHO WITTING OF AMWHIP TIES WITH KUBARK; AMWHIP POCKET ING DIFFERENCE BETWEEN KUBARK: PAYMENTS FOR JEWELRY AND AMOUNTS GIVEN TO[UMBNAFU 19; GENERALLY INEPT HANDLING OF AMLASHES; NEEDS OF AMLASH 1 TO VET PROMPT REPLY ON KUBARK ATTITUDE TOWWRD HIM. SABETAY IS AWARE OF DETAILS ABOVE AS Tolb to = LANGOSCH BY ZSPINOSA. ar a TO
ar acon it a 2. FOR DIR: TOTA, GIRL vain, By ESPINOSA, 1s (quéwiFT 7. DX ANED ) SHE NEVER EMPLOYED[QUWEB REFS AND NEVER IN CONTACT KUBARK STAFF: IK. | [aDR} PHOTOS OF MATERIALS WHICH ESPINOSA CALLEJ CUIS CIPHERS AND MICROFILM WERE FORWARDED H@S 19 APRIL BY REF C. ! HaS STUDY. REQUEST RESULTS OF Se STOCKWOOD LANGOSCH MEETING TO DISCUSS ABOVE AND REF B MATTERS MAY BE PROFITABLE. ~ LANGOSCH WILL TELEPHONE STOCKWOOD FROM PERPIGNAN TO DETERMINE IF FEASIBLE FOR STOCKWOOD MEET HIM THERE OR NEARBY PLACE. IN VIEW STOCKWOOD PREVIOUS asstcawent [BatceLona] ASSUME NO SECURITY PROBLEM IF HE SEEN BY/QQANTUM \ be « ppaneuTty eels SEN CFN Sinden | (CY |
oF eee re me? ate APA/CCA - Mr, Stevenson Saiy 9, 1255 RETURN TO GIA ~ ~ . Background Use Only Visit of Cuban Exile Victor Espinosa ia accordance with our. conversation yeaterday I have sex forth..below (a;Feport- on the visit. of Vietor Bap nogae sows. 2: _— A Venezuelan Christian. Democratic friend or mine, Yalmore Acevedo; called ma..from New York City yesterday. morning to ask as. a. personal. favor « ‘that. receive a Cuban exile living there who. nad something.’ "amazing" to teil me. . When. i expressed mild skepticism, Acevedo urgently repeated nis request and I agreed, Within-a surprisingly.short time the-Cubdan,.Victor 23pinoaga,. arrived.at my office (he said he had taken. ‘the olane immedi—_ ately). Espinosa save-his.addresa and. telepnone number as follows: 415 East 52nd Str set, SA 121-7375, A summary of his Statements. follows. oak ae ine Tor % of $ : oa rod a * ver Espinosa-has- -been: ‘involved in ‘Cuban. liberation, activities for many -years,, .He opposed. Batista and opposes Uastro,,. de is not a-member of the March.13 Movement, but has long been very close-to many of its.leaders, including Cubelas. spinosa was trained. by CIA, ia both. Louisiana and Guatemala, and was one ox those who was sent-into Cuba orior to the Bay of Pigs. He plans to become an: American citizen in Augusé of cals year, He admires the United. States and American strength and compe~ tence in many fields. He asked a New York acquaiatenancea of: nis for the name of someone in the Jeoartment Llavolved in Latin American affairs. . Ye waa told Acevedo imew such an official. Espinosa asked Acevedo Vwi thou, he claims, re- vealing his story), and the latter called nme. A little earlier this year Espinosa ~eceived a vequest from one of his reliable Cuban contacts in= Buxope, asking chat ne come there quickly. Zspinosa went to Miami, obtained false Cuban papers, and went to Paris, ‘There, apparently in-che presence of the Cuban Ambassador to France, he wet one o£ the “top security" men of the Castro vegime, wao had come to Paris for tnat purpose, Turing various meetings, vocn La France and 13/94
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