14-00000 LIEMPTY~9, supplies extremely worthwhile information pertaining to the apparent positions and jobs of the target employees, He accomplishes this objective by careful observation and analysis;:: fLICARLA also maintains a daily -atrendance roster-of all LIMERICK employees, LICALLA coverage of the: target, ‘both ‘photographic and physical observat iol," ‘enables the Station'to keep abrest of LIMERICK personnel changes. @Wital contribution to the Station's counter~ ACY espionage effort) AN NN) icone 2. "To collect operational information and identify operational leads pertaining to Station targets of opportunity, "" The LIENTRAP operation, handled by GERENDE, is the major contributor to this objective, It has been possible for LIENTRAP to take photographs and to perform pretext investigations in support of numerous Station activities. The cases listed below are cited as examples: a, In the case of Cesar GONZALEZ Sanchez (see I, A, 3,a, above) LIENTRAP was able to procure photographs of GONZALEZ at his Mexico City residence which... WHER, compared to Headquarters provided photographs, left ind ‘dolby that GONZALEZ was the subject of interest to Headquartéts., b, LIENTRAP confirmed he identity of Olga. CASTILLO de Ledon, a frequent visitor to the’ LIMERICK installation and an ardent supporter of the present Cuban regime, through a pretext investigation of\the residents of an apart ment building where CASTILLO was believed to live. Later, LIENTRAP supported the results of the investigation with excellent photographs of the subject. 3, To provide operational support to Station o perations, i.e, rent norel rooms and apartments, and conduct counter-surveillances, SERENDE is used frequently to rent hotel zooms and apartments for otner Station operations and activities, _GERENDE' s comprehensivs area knowledge and personal operational oapa bilities combine to make him an extremely valuable Station agset ‘for such SUppOret activities, ERENDE also procures post office box letter drops for the many starion operations eequrring t them.. aN Ay vit OCLLUTS PACE SA. of GOr" MO. Nenente te oo ememnee es epee anume 4:
14-00000 4, It is the Station's conclusion that the. money and case officer time expended on this segment of the LIEMPTY project is worthwhile and should be continued in view of. the quality-and quantity of operational * information produced, Simon D, CLACKE SIT Segment (aise in relation to project objectives) : oe vhs SAWS ae 1. “To collect opomant Vor matt ion and to identify operational leads pertaining to the LIMERICK target and Station targets of opportunity, " During this project year the LIJERSEY surveillance team under the direction of CLACKETT began contributing to the Station's support efforts through pretext investigations and physical surveillances, Some examples of the team's work are listed below: a. | i201 ~64372) is a Guatemalan Communist which the team nad under surveillance from November 1959 tq April 1960. The surveillance, together with information acquired from: other sources, eventually resulted in ay unsuccessful recruitment attempt on b.| is a ominican of interest to the’Station. The LIJERSEY team devoted portions of five’ months, January to May 1960, collecting information on subjectthtough physical surveillance. Wo Cc |(201=——) was the subiect of a physical surveillance during May and June 1960. was later deported from Mexico through the efforts of LITEMPO=2, d, CLACKETT and the LNERSEY ccam performed numerous pretext investigations on Station targets of opportunity and on three separate occasions during the project year served us a counter-survetllance escort for Station officers in orher operations, 2, CLACKETT, just prior to his vesimation in August 1960, spent about five weeks giving tradecraft nod operational skills £ training to LITEA-i. Although not specifically, covered by the project objectives, this ability on CLACKETT's part is 4 ‘onsidered a significant con- tribution to the Station's 5 SUPPOKE. Géforts,
14-00000 I, 3, In view of CLACKETT's resignation, which was effective 31 August 1960, and the proposed transféio8 the LUIEERSEY team to the LITEMPO project, this segment '¢ ‘Of She LIEMPTY project will * not be renewed, Howeveg}. for: ‘the récord, it is considered that ’ the CLACKETT seginsnit: Of, LTEMPTY. was worthwhile and the expenditure of sierighassets in. connection with LUERSEY operat ions were justified, \ye cat D. Relationship to RelatedMission Directive Objectives: It can readily be noted that Project LIEMPTY has provided support to many Station operations and in this manner has been a contributing factor to the furtherance of the Related Mission Directive. The project has not produced any positive intelligence nor has it been intended that it should do so, The project's sole purpose is to provide a mechanism for the development of operational information in support of other Station operations. A, Simon D, CLACKETT The unexpected xesignation of CLA CKETT in August 1960 has necessitated the decision as’ how best to: ‘Utilize the LIJERSEY surveillance team and still benefitsfrom the training and experience gained by the team during the past year, As-ex xplained in the LITEMPO project outline, it was decided that the LITEMPO ‘Staff Agent would have the time, the need and the requirements to handle and manage the LIJERSEY team on a regular basis; consequently, the Station believed that such a solution to this problem would permir cae Station to continue to profit from CLLACKETT's past efforts, 5, Oltvar G, SCANTLING Since CLACKETT's Jeparture, SCANTILING has been handling tne LUERSEY team as an interim measure pending Headquarters approvii of the LITEMPO project. SCANTLING has been exposed to, and likewise knows, only one of the team members, LIEMPTY-~ 20, SCANTLING is known to L-20 only by an alias.
14-00000 t pend pod @ C. Personnel Changes aos AON SS 1, LIEMPTY-I5 - Member. the LAJERSEY surveillance team - * Transferred to Project LITEMPO and cryptonym changed to LITED-2., ee oS 2, LIEMPT Wee ‘vember of.the } LIERSEY surveillance team - Transferred to Project ‘LITEMPO and 1 cryptonym changed to LITED-3. we x 3. LIEMPTY-20 - Assistant Team Leader of LIJERSEY surveillance team - Transferred to Project LITEMPO and cryptonym changed to LITED-1, 4, LIEMPTY-~-25 - Most recent addition to the LIJERSEY surveillance eam. T ‘Transterred to Project LITENE PARA cryptonym changed to 5. There have been no-0inhe oa changes within the LIEMPTY project, excepting Ge =signations, of ‘Simon D, CLACKETT and Wilma j, BIORDRR a Awe EFFECTIVENESS A, General comments pertaining to the value of the project efforts to the Station's needs - The Station is of the opinion that its operations are only 38 good a: as the Support. mechanisms backstopping and contributing to them, ‘the LIE MPTY Project, ‘to investigate Sfeads and to collect operational information is_an indispensable ingredient to the Station's espionage and counteresvionage objectives, The Station would be seriously handicapped in its operational activities should the support services of such agents as GERENDES, SCANTLING and the agents under their control be s suddenly made unavallable, aes, . Os Pate AAS \ B, LIMERICK Target - The basis, for. ROSE “of the Station's counter-. espionage activities directedagai inat: ehe LIMERICK target require detailed knowledge of the identity;. activities and: fellow associates of LIMERICK personnel, The LI Y¥ photographté ‘pasehouses undoubtedly provide moxe of this type in! ormation. than-any-other Station operation, The production from LIEMPTY: photographic bases and from the LIENVOY project provide the Station\wi ia the large majority of LIMERICK leads. OOGK STS |
14-00000 PROBLEMS -Q- alt Soh C, Targets of Opportunity. -.The immediate availability of independent assets to perform investigations, photographic assignments and other essential types E’support services in-connection with Station targets of opportunity replesent an operational advantage which this Station considers highly significant,” It is-due.to\such‘LYEMPTY assets that an agent can be sent to distant areas \in'Mexico to do investigations, that photographs can | be made of individuals:and places which are of operational interest and apartments and hotel rooms can be acquired in fictitious names in support of sensitive operations and activities. D. Although the progress and success of any support project depends upon requirements from other Station operations, it must be concluded that Project LIEMPTY has indeed been effective during the past project year, A, Security - The activities of the LICALLA base were suspended in September 1960 as a direct result of the arrest of three KURIOT technicians by the Cuban Government, One of the technicians was known to have knowledge of the four LIMUST units (LICALLA, is located in one of these units) and the Station considered f:appropriate to suspend photo- graphic cperations pending resolurion-of the’situation, At this time, there is no indication when LIGALIUA Operations will be resumed, The ' LICALLA base operator has reported that.there have been no unusual inquiries or other suspicious actions which might indicate that LICALLA has been compromised to LIMERICK pérsonnel; however, sucha possibiliry will exist until the release of the three technicians. No other security problems have occurred during the past year, PLANS A. Processing of Photographs - During the past year consideraole progress has been made in the Station's handling, i.e,, sorting, indexing, 9 2 identifying leads and filing, of photographs produced by the several nases,. B. Photographic Tecnniques - The previous LIEMPTY Project Renewal Request indicated that the Station planned to try new techniques using HY~-PAN film in night photography, EIV-PANfilm was used on a trial basis during daylight hours with poor resehe\ Almost invariably, prints Mt AN Vb ee TUE NS at? * mak 0004577 ! tT _ FF of ug ROL eT TENTS Fhe menmeannaaetnteh wt ote maemo atan oom 4
14-00000 VI, from HY-PAN negatives, “ee. toe ‘geBiny, ands. “gonsequently, were of little use in producin ing Bee hidentitied: Shots\of individuals, In view of these experiments it photoBraphy has not yet been attempted, It should be noted that Eastwmian ‘Konak’ s new TRI-X PAN film, which all.bases and LIENTRAP nowises is superior to any film previously used by the Station for clandéstine photography. The quality of all base photographs have been increased considerably as a direct result of this new film. C. General Comments - The Station believes that the GERENDE segment is now operating under optimum organizational arrangments and there are no plans for expansion contemplated at this time. It is expected thar SCANTLING will soon be relieved of his interim responsibility for the LJERSEY team and can concentrate more on his investigative and casing activities. The Tae of the LIERSEY team ’ to Project LITEMPO reduced Project L = ctivities by an appreciable amount, It is not plamed aa expand present LIEMPTY a activities. Asa va oN \ COSTS | . ae AY “ Nes 6 Vou at the coming year, to 1 a ae A, Past Project Year - “Station finance’ records indicate that Project LIEMPTY expended $19, 120, 91 during Fiscal Year 1960 (1 December 1959 - 30 June 1960) and has thus far during Fiscal Year 1961 (through 31 October 1960) expended $16, 734.69, Contract Agents salaries and allowances paid by Headquarters bring the total expenditures for 11 months of the project year to approximately $50,000.00. An additional $4, 000, 00 will be obligated during the 12th month of the project year, This will bring total project expenditures to about $54, 000. 00 for the entire project year, B. Ensumg Period - Of the total $53,000.00 budget, itemized below, $31, 900, 00 should be expended during the remainder of Fiscal Year 1961 and the balance, $21, 100.00, should be. expended iluring Fiscal Year 1962, _ormal accounting proc edures s willbe used for all expenditure é “ Rene TOT ENTID
AGENT, ope Raymond H, GERENDE @\ Ges i 5,046: ea! \ Oliver G, SCANTLING 6-726 Fe3q.i% al Loutse J, MACRINO «-W/4/s Be yuk "500. 00 (@ $2,02 per hour) LIEMPTY~-4. ¢ - 9/772 2,000, 00 LIEMPTY-5 (- 3%7F2 1, 500, 00 (@ $1.75 per hour i LIEMPTY-6 2-2! 2, 800. 00 _ LIEMPTY-7 No Salary ¢- Bo 73 ~Q- LIEMPTY-8 ¢- Bee 7¥ 1, 800, 00 LIEMPTY-9 ¢-52679 2, 800, 00 LIEMPTY-10 ¢- 2379 3. 600. 00 LIEMPTY-11 ¢- 4437 2, 500. 00 LIEMPTY-12 c- 3622¢ 1, 800, 00.. fa LIEMPTY~-13 6-463 /> 1, 800: 06.\ wo LIEMPTY~-14 ¢ aaihed . 1,.800)00™ LIEMPTY-19 cu 74777 » $'1}000-00, LIEMPTY-24 No Salary ¢. CSG2.2 a RONG Christmas bonuses all personnel r 29580 1 oo \. Au WN Wor ve . SUB-TOTAL Awe $ 38, 000, 00 OPERATIONAL EXPENSES Maintenance of MV-2279, 2284 and 2286, Operational Travel Procurement of Safenouses, post office boxes and renting uuromobiles, Purcnase of information, identification documents, and br ibrx Sy $ 2,000, 00 500, 00 2,000. 00 fot a SUB-TOTAL ns 5 of # 28. - FIO LE is
14-00000 OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT one Repair and maintenanceof ‘ camera equipment, Purchase of replacement a photographic equipment and “f . supplies. SUB-TOTAL 2,500.00 REAL ESTATE Rent, utilities and maintenance of following safehouses:: ~ *LIMITED $ 3,000. 00.¢.\ *LICALLA 1, 50054 PAL SS LILYRIC eee SUB- Teh gk ~ GR A ND. TOTAL L *LIMITED and LICALLA rents are returned to the Station by LIMOUSINE and credited to Station miscellaneous receipts, VI, EMERGENCY CONDITIONS As regards the requirement listed in CSI-F “. 8, 500, 00 No, 230- 60, Aunex A, $53, 000.00 for communications arrangments in the event of "Emergency Conditions. " the Station does not anticipate that this project would or could continue to function under its present objectives, However, both principal agents, SCANTLING and GERENDE, would vary possibly be Wore wile sources of information to maintain contact wich under any aciverse conditions, Both of these agents identify themselts,;.in terms of ideology, motivation and perspective, more as Americans than as Mexican nationals (which they are), It is reasonable to assume, there- fore, that SCANTLING and CERENDE Ww would becortie valuable contacts in any emergency situations’ TANS Se ‘ an wy Yoo ao 5 ag aay i ‘ t a 4 we ;
14-00000 The Station is aware, that the previotig ® ct renewal stated that emergency communteations crrengeee were being made, The Station has finally obtained the U.S; addresses of relatives through whom GERENDE and § SANTLING could be contacted under most situations, This information will be forwarded separately. Ay CAANS 0004081 xO) § ~~ GF, % os.
14-00000 FROM CLASSIFICATION ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING ____ Chief of STation, Mexico Cit eens nnaatnneenananntepe cnet st et ey ttre treme we SUBJECT ACTION REQUIRED » REFERENCES Oe, nN ay oe Project LIEMPTY Progress Re Action Required: For on vintomiation WAN os Reference : A. aA 2apUHi) 2. Woruary 196) B. HUMA-LU(95* i. BACKGROUND. The LIEMPTY Project is designed to collect operational information on the LIMERICK installation and personnel, as well as targets of opportunity, through stationary and mobile photographic coverage. In addition, the project provides the means for investigating leads from the above noted coverages as well as other * Station sources. LIEMPTY supports other Station operations through the renting of — | (vonbimtsdese) ~ Distribution: carr is WIT car's ry \ 27 at wet - ” at s . /. vente eee mee ce mm ane nes es cen a ea renee nen Tyga oe oe nana en a CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBCL AND | Non@eR WN \; a ; nc penne a eee een teem et rete i 3 anda ANON enemas abt Ate Ec ont 7 B MASBBBU oN 30 April soe re ee nee ee memes actos imam mena ness wanton ans oarnrsancremte min mem aed rors Wen Eel 2 enmcaam cena 60 E Gane doe seme ante nay mms MG Ste ee Be Sa as As SSIFICATIOI “safehouses, providing and servicing post ofsice vox letter drops, conducting counter. surveillances and investigations and performing related tasks. e The Station feels that it would be helpiul’ £ summarize at this time informatio previously reported to Headquarters (see paras raph 3 » reference B) concerning the photo basehouses under this project and ‘therebygive Headquarters an updated frame of reference in which to view the roles, of:) ‘the oN basehouses. NS ‘ The LIMITED and LILYRIC- pasehousés praGasee erage of front of the LIMERICK netallation. . Although the’ surface’ “Lt: ‘may ‘abpear that these two basehouses ~ provide duplicate take, this. 45 not: “the:: case. It has been the Station's experience in rumning the unilateral L “operation that a 0900 to evening workday, which would be required of a single bas ekotse in order to cover the LIMERICK target effective ely; is just too long for any pair of agents to remain effective, ‘This is especially true when it is considered that these basehouse operators are essentially unsupervised Riring their workday. it would also be impossible for a single base- house to provide i mae kind of coversge the Station needs on the target installation, especially during @ peak hours of activity, namely Inthe morning and early afbernosh. | | THOS FI FWE = NUMBER 50-6~74./3 O8s e _ el of BR
14-00000 CLASSIFICATION sD DISPATCH SYMBOL ANY NW, HMMA~2534.5 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH For these reasons, the LILYRIC basehouse generally operates from 0900 to 1400 or 1500 ‘weekdays. LIMITED operates from 1200 to 1800 or dark (as the daily situation ‘ dictates) on weekdays, and 0900 to 1400 on Saturdays. (These hours are subject to change to fit Station needs.) Special coverage for Sunday is arranged on a need ‘basis; however, past experience has shown regular coverage of Saturday afternoons and Sundays is not rewarding. This schedule provides for both basehouses to be in action during the peak activity hours of the: pane CK terget. Although even this arrangement is not completely airtight ,- -~pnything™ ess than this would present unaccept~ able gaps in the coverage. It mush. also ba, ‘considered that without two basehouses cov ing the front of the target instéllation, ’ any, Aliness, personal problem or vacation fo operators of one basehouse would: ‘terminate: ‘Station coverage, ate NE ay ron we Also worth mention a) ‘thits pod as the" ‘radio "“@ispetching" of the LIEMBRACE team by the LIMITED base. Bae. Bo. nee “Chght protective security measures instituted by ‘the local police in the area 6p thes ‘EIMERICK installation it is impossible for a unilateral surveillance tean to, \stakeout the LIMERICK installation when assigned to coverege of members of the LIMERICK staff. LIMITED operator radio dispatches the * team onto target versonnel giving direction, means of travel and deserlption of dress of these targets, This permits the team to commence its surveillance a number of .; blocks from the LIMERICK installation and beyond the protective ring of the local police, This radio dispatching makes possible the surveillance of LIMERICK prerts z which would otherwise be impossible or extremely risky. f pak: rm Loa t Obrwd, wed rt? “gE 7015 The third basehouse, LICALLA, provides coverage of the back of the “LIMERICK installation and the garden area. This coverage is the real "window" the Station has into the LIMERICK target and provides a large part of the information on which Station bases its identifications of LIMERICK staffers and Its estimates of staffing, persomiel positions and intelligence connections of the LIMERICK personnel. .Due to its position, LICALLA is also able to provide information on the LIMERICK installation which is of LAURICLZ interest. It is the Station's opinion that as long. ae Dre LIMERICK instellation is a prime target of the Station, it will be necesgary\to tis ‘intain the present three hasehouses. To eliminate any one of the three woul. cheahe” a Swap in the Station's coverage that would not be compatible with the-ef@hasis; pr eced- ‘On this target by the lateg} RMD and the Station's responsibilities: ‘under ‘this FDS oe [tte ene ane ¢ Lave © Sh oe Noe " we 3, OPERATIONS - CURRENT. sam, U0” rer hy MS the past it has been stat Bal ‘thine the LIEMPTY operation provides the majority of pnotographs used by the Station in its CE operations against the LIMERICK target. This is still true and will remain so for the foreseeable future, The Station, and particularly that section concerned with the LIMERICK target, has alvays considered the LIEMPIY photo take en essential tool in following the deily activities of the persornel of the target instelletion and visitors to that installation. Obviously the nost interesting individuals in both these categories are those of intelligence conceTn. Anong | these have been a number of PBPRIME citizens. For those interested in stauistics, LISMPTY take for the reporting period included approximately 235 rolls of ccerabional protos, 205 of which tere directly corcernmed with the LIMERICK taryet.— In oiidtsion, the daily logs kept by the basenousss on the comings and goings of the LIMERTCN staf? members and visitors have greatly vided the Stahions CH efforts, . especially in erlsis times ; such as the CPFLCOR atfiuir. tu the area of specific support to the 5S ation’. G\program {in addition to the above} -ad support to other Station operations r, SER SShigians is a List of selected Liner’ contributions in this area. . ra a « Ae 7 VA ‘ 2» LIEMPTY support to the AMROD. ein esta be essential to that operation. The conbidbutions: made Hy the ' ‘tito cutouts, Paymond H. CERENDE and Oliver G, SQANELING, during Gog: ryeforting period can be truthfully deseribed as Umbking", the’ ‘operat on work, Only beceuse GERENDE end SCANTLING are available tg “provide” diuily execution of the assignments Levied on the Station has the Station nen able to contributes fully to AUROD. , 0004533 Oliver G. SCANTLING continues in his assigment as cutouts in the LINTIED phase of the LIEMPTY operation and alternate contact of LICASA-1 in a sensitive operation of LAURICLE interest. Due to the fact scat OCANTLING's wife died during che reporting period wlth the resulting vis its of TA ASTRA aCe 7 A “ ’ Seed CDN uso ’ aC. er eee eenn enesneneensnetnpanene orn’ pe ise tral te ep ee ee eee ee
14-00000 CONTINUATION OF Ge Ze CLASSIFILAHON Dist Aver? SYMBUL AND NO. DISPATCH SECRET HiNMA~23345 relatives and legal details to be settled, SCANTLING's miscellaneous operational activity was somewhat curtailed, However, SCANILING aid find time to take on the servicing of a post office box mail drop for the sensitive ESDPULSE operation and complete two pretext investigations. =e aA GERENDS continued his assignments \ ‘as: cutout to LICALLA anid LILYRIC basechouses, and LIENTRAP truck. In’ addition: OE RENDE obtained a safe apartment for use of the LIKAYAK Case Officer. and performed an investigation at the Instituto Cultural Espa pisMexi cans: ‘at the beheat of the COS, GERENDE and LIEMPTY-10 continued to vide frequent: servi cing of P. 0. Box mail drops used operationally y Mexies: oN \Spatlon as well as other Stations. Special assignment 6d even the project basehouses concerning a matter of LAURICLE interest and the arrival and activities of two LIMERICK TDY officials. Full reports were prepared ond supolied to the interested Statior officers in these cases. The project assets have also been alerted to provide immediate reporting on a special case involving a PBPRIME citizen which is of interest to ODENVY and KUBARK. During the recent visit to Mexico of an individual of ODIBEX interest, the project assets were alerted and supplied special weekend coverage of the LIMERICK staffer who was known to have contacted the individual of interest to ODIBEX, During the reporting period the operational use of LIENTRAP continued to increase. This use has been primarily in the coverage of PCM and exile Commimnists residing in Mexico, SSCURTIY. an overationel assignment, had run a red light causing operational equipment is no small case while moving from evacuated by LIEMPTY~10 while "the aetvel, ‘LEEMETY- The taxi fled the scene Damage to the right si de Gnd broken windshield resulted from the accident, LIENTRAP. own power. “LIENTRAP wes involved in an accident.o a coe uN vA rae R Cw 196 while returning from he}s onthe 3 right side by a taxi which ‘Sver on, its left side. Since the et ent bo! ‘asbilonent 3 all equipment was readily IL, and bystanders righted @:\LTENTRAP was able to move off under its No security problems resulted and LIENTRAP was back in operation in a wesk, learned that most h recontact, periodically once the new plan h, EOUTPMEMT, ft samen reauired ad austaent or 5, VRAeSCNNEL. 7P > * Tha SConbion has bee 2d forgotten at least part of the plon. being formilated end current pictures of all agents have been obtained to feciiitate It is vlanned to review the recontact : ssore were expert enced th e Sanat ae Wo fe Ce ate A survey was conducted among the agents under this project to determine if they renembered their recontact instructions and verbal recognition signals. It was New contact plans are instructions with the ogents is worked out. Ao nuceldent noted ander ! “taring thi S perio. iL. In February the LIMTiip camera roond trip soring.  Shatdtuted wi thous omusing trojeot in order to acter 1e Uhere Gops in cyerebional coverage o- were securt Coe ’4 effielency. Te oars o2en act detemins® caat TEMPTY-Le eon. te ora vated: ‘under 32 nhove conditions wand. ‘shablyy, : LIMES na well, It is Ae! vat t these oe im ons as of 1 dul 1 ne, Et a.Lao 3 n8en determined th 1Be garnet L “July: ‘DISD aMe “WALL be Placed ca en Cenrlsy rahe Tor uork performed for the PRN Canter ' poy a cpa tees re we todd mee Hb a oel ay Tocco enema Moa teedining other than ro: ~ 5 “aghruet.ions } : “EBAULG foie teenniguea VRS Con .. and action AML OMA wry ANN OCR \ va rer poview of tratieicaSs ordineiples Cho in Ve ; tel, Puobosyrmiusbbie oro ouct is pevi- eeu! 3 syunts ave Lasu PUT a: Lone Hee ssary t Lavoro ; meme ceca gee nes we ee ecemmnnmencnn = 7 - Po “4 a
14-00000 ¢ ( CLASSIFICATION ™ DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO. HMMA - 14793 DISPATCH Chief, WH Division Chief of Station, Mexico City. RECORDS Inv SUBJECT orrrsy the Ol lowing FROM OM I I - LIEMPTY project Renewal Comments "3. ving, Sci) ACTION REQUIRED _ a ee INsexine 2 - None, for Headquarters information onlfiszeu: az", Qua TEPERENCE(S) a a as OS et See Ret LEE LP ROavery SS ee cde / HMMW-8515, 25 Rebruary 1980... RS oe Bee ich /, a . 2 Sere rece, Sc aeneennlllieds 5 , . ‘Ss “Note te: os Seres vn . Eriek: “2, elt . ! aoe ” at y j,. It would scans ee 2b of re: erence,that KUDESK and KUTUBE Ops ANU been completely informMes of the back- | ground of the LIEMPTY Prajbepyabil ‘ts agent requirements, At the time HMMA -14093 (Request for Renewal of Project LIEMPTY) was written, it was assumed that the Mexico Desk and KUTUBE/D could answer any additional questions, based on reports and dispatches not normally available to the senior staffs, which might be raised during the renewal process. 2. In answer to paragraph 2a, Oliver G. SCANTLING first contacted Inez PARADA de Moreno in early 1957 to fulfill a KUTUBE/D requirement. He visited her as an architect interested in viewing the LIMERICK installation from the building where she lives, He was socially acquainted with her brother, -a Catholic Priest, and knew the family to be unquestionably anti- Communist. However, it would be imprudent on the Station's and SCANTLING' S part to assumé that PARADA does not at least suspect that(gome anti-LIMERICK | intelligence service is involved, PARADA, stiggestgd. uring SCANTLING's initial visit that he could return. any, time t ‘for. further observations, This was reported by SCANT LING: Gano Ma vareh "1957 and-it does not seem appropriate to query him again on the phetext for his. Recent, visits. 3. While HMMA-14093 Bie ‘welérced to LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA as "photographic baselousés, " the Station would like to emphasize that photographic coverage is only one of their functions (please see HMMA-12095, 4 February 1959). LIMITED is used as a radio dispatch base for automobile surveillance teams in addition to physical surveillance of persons entering the front gate, Their photography is negligible compared to their other duties. The LILYRIC base performs the best photography of persons visiting the front gate, perhaps because the vantage point for taking the pictures is from the | | second floor and above the street traffic which partially blocks LIMITED “te photographs. LILYRIC also does individual reports on LIMERICK personnel | entering and leaving the main gate. LICALLA is used almost exclusively to identity LIMERICK “officials and to support A UTEBE/ D requirements in connection with the LIMESA/LIMUST Projec Ag. ag, indication of the etfect- | iveness of LICALLA photographic coverage, thé Mex: co Station nas all the. | LIMERICK officials identified, Be sforet hid Vase: ‘yeas activaced rnore than two- | thirds of the LIMERICK officials were. unidentified, . In order 10 Support other operations, it is considere Were a ke that the; Stark ion i identify all LIMERICK officials, In this respect, CATLA AE ost of the necessary infor- mation, The retention of this. bags elgg Be hsidered virai ro che security of the LIMUST portion of the LIME Sh BES pS 4, The Station does not agree that the color photography and moving pictures are a luxury. Color : slide Ss were made for identification purposes and have proved useful, particularly in identifying facial features and skin oy | coloring. The motion pictures. were mace at Headquarters suggestion (Please OUC4O8S Q Eaten) ee HMMW-7687, 29 May 1959 and HMMW-8438, 26 January i950). ve oye tone coe neuepustese ao fr ” + wake Sah EMIOUS ESV 7“ 4 aoe) a H eM Fea FL EO aN 3 . eho de agent 57 53 bh ra ote as aun a Ay) s PP DALY Aalede Een aaa tad ba Mo SNS ; : p vvememonpryttnanasersesssnnsesaeaeennae dsb ese pF SSS SESE EP a OE PS aoe esos eeseeieenee assent a eretey
14-00000 | CLASSIFICATION THOPATCH SYMBOL AND NC. CONTINUATION OF HMMaA -14793 DISPATCH SUREEK - 1762 5. In conclusion, the Station would like to point out that the "photo- graphic basehouses" represent an integral and significant part of the Station's. counterespionage effort against the LIMERICK installation. These bases do not produce Foreign Intelligence and should not be considered in such a light. oe ‘ yy . oe 6 April 1960 Distribution: 3 - WHD 2- Files
14-00000 1 . . \ \ , ; . ) } TUESDAY ith OCTOBER 1963 Log Film 144... . Weather 1/100 Coverqge: 900 to 1900 20 Kaxp 7 a# Camera Setting 3.5~2.5! 1 1251 2URM platican con KAZ Sh ei jardin E\) 2 o> #08 «ff 60?) FS OSPR 68P CRF “iy ee ne i ae ue a) a? LE URGRER UHRA EARL Sea ee SHH LG RHR ILM BM 296 BSI ahaa WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER 1963\~" Coverage: 900 to 1900 . Sw DAN 3.1139 ANOV out UMW BOCA por Tacubaya~Despide DEN-en Chev 375 & tf fe ne ot be te WF Sf FG of Gb WP Pe bP 8) PP Be fF 88 bf Ge te ef fe bk Pook 8b Ge oth oe be ote ee ee ee 1150 U MM out a Norte por Tacubaya en Ford37 verde(entr$1141) 71033 DF is: 6 1205 LEON ‘in &URM de Oriente por Chicontepec de Falcon 372 vd F e¢ be 8 #$¢ 28 $f vy fe bf PP SF Ph fe fe fF fF Fe ef ef 88 fe 8 88 fh 2P OF ff GF 92 «88 8 PP ff FF ef fF Pe Be 8 1216 U M M in de Sur por Tacubaya de camioneta Chev(sali61218) 52137 DY “9 d216 vA. _ in de Sur por Tacubaya _ Lo ee OA a\ ; ri (De. a 7 +, € : oF » 1 4222 UA MS out a Norte port tacubsya’ a — ee wy Le au RA in tt " we, ny ; an woe ait * : ‘ey Sy we 43° om on ot om om ow oon ww 8 a BGG one ‘ : by WK Uy? —— 14 12438 VAZQUEZ out a Norte te Son) Fs Pacubaya 45 i; rs | 2 et | | | Sr | | | 2 2 2 18 1259 TIPO out a Norte por Tacubaya de Chev (entr$ 1218) BD 187 ; seaaheaatee BY BAH MAGEE WLM BMRB eGR BIGGER GEM Be RIG eRe RIM BG Be AHIR BRIG RI Mea Re M THURSDAY 3 Ocsober 1953 Boverage: S00 to 1900 71200 UM YW ~2 de Norte por Tacubaya 13 1204 UM W out oa Norte por Tacahayac Tuy Cpa 88Aa2 OF Woy AME LES 2 ; SAA vs SSS dS 8 .. AY tv ve ae gy OP onos re i aS 2 20 2213 UMM in de Sif pox tacubaya. Pauon Vase “ WAT A Yes . i ve NN Me 21 18222 UMM out a Sur’ ‘por, sgeloaye aS OCUMORT lb 8g erent OLED a pamper mm
14-00000 Ns, WEDNESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 1963 Coverage: 4 2 3 4 5 & 900 to 1900 1040 2U M M out e f8 688 ff 68h ae be ote ote Oe 41108 2U M be ae be of OF 8 ae ~ e 1137 20 MM out CS | 2 LD J Ne gst a we ono Na iD HS Log Film 143 "20 Exp Weather 1/100 Camera Setting 3.5-2,5° a Oriente por Chigoitepec despide DEN (entraron 1033) at 0 a or on _ 8) ” " oe ve te bf #68 «ft #99 tH $8 Gr 8 BR fe Se ff F GF PF 8 verh AG ERE cubaya (mismos de F—1—2-R143) NY \on ee 9@ $2 ff Be 68 68 eh Oe Pe bP ee Ute nm se 68 86 ab a oI por Tacubaya en VWagen (entraron 1134) 207729 DF ee 8 00 ¢# tf 8¢ 88 Of Cf ef Fe te ep @f Of vf tf Be 8) oF 8 9 8 BP 88 $8 BP SP 8e FF OLE GEM REM ETc LEY BERT BM BING BH UH HOR MBM BGK BH BYR To HREM EHR Ho YORE HB BRM BHA, FRIDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 1963 71018 UMM in 8 i sD 9 402240 MM in 10 1037 20 MM out es Oy | t+ 12 1048 U MM out 13 °1048 UMM out 14 1052 0 MM out 15 405. UA “a in 46 st otf ” ee 4? 88 ft Fe Re te 17 1107 UMM que 44 41125 U MY . out 19 1448 Tae aut 20 2729922 edd TEED ree Dh N Sg eee Se ae ee oF Qi wy we ear me ato 22 "None wom on UAW a Norte’ por Sacubaya de aspide Coverage: 600 to i900 UMW de Oriente por Chicontepec de Gordini 68909 DF Cf a | | | co oe 8b Fe tf de Oriente por Chicontejiée ide VWagen(placas no se ven) an Ay wai) a Norte por Tacubays, ‘(entraron 939) ty te 8e: “Fi a. Mt uv pi y Hen WR > fo te oe Ves ye Wie i As Wwe \ Ny o a Sun) por Facer RA a | * u. a es y ! “(ents 1047) NS WN) es UMY a Nor Ye Racubaya en Gordini 68909 DF a Norte por Tacubaya en VWagen (placas destruidas) de Sur por Tacubaya UAVespera en Pontiac LK32635 Tex i | | es | | eh CT espia para dentro del CLUB(.se va las 1108) a Oriente por Chicontepec ({SMPLEADA DEL CLUB?77) LEB en Ponhkiac LXS235 Pex noe pontiac. Lodewil blanco IRSA. ce Larrea ag tt iit ir ane yh cessyevase me srer on ayoy oy reat age pe 7b 8h ge 7e Be PR 8 be “ie “M Ny ro s¢ se #9 fF ote of? oe ch ose be 68P be UF ode oe ee Fe fe AIRE AS aT a CT) HEH, Net wis oo BACON wv fe 63 fF FP te fe fe oy te oth 68 68 one ee oo oe ro\ B\te Ve ONES aS ) - we coe Nes le : : ' can i eeavenenes oF < OLUck0e8
14-00000 DISPATCH TO Chief, *, WH Division INFO FROM —~CS _Gaioet of Station SUBJECT ACTION REQUIRED None, for Head: In reply to the re CLASSIFICATION al Mexico Cit Operational /LIG TY Station File Breakdown sc GL EP PE A REE EE PETE PEPE SMP ; uarters informational \X REFERENCES) (A) HMMW~6968, 32 oer ane (8) HMMA~11257, eet \s Le ANS Hy \pabalee aph one. oN gg (Fyne y sles DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO if HiMA— LL71LO HEADQUARTERS FILE NO. 50~6-25 /3 50~-6—7h/2 DATE 10 December 1958 RE: "43-3" —~ (CHECK “X" ONE} —— MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY Ay in reference (A), listed below is the Station's file breakdown for the roject: 50-6~7h/1 —- Plans & Developments f/2 -— Supports — /3  -— » Operations (General) /34 —~ Operations (GERENDE Contact Reports) /33 — Operations (SCANTLING Contact Reports): /+ - Production 506-71, - LIMT?TaD Administration oA ~ LIULESED Operations os, /33 - LIMITED Logs me ys a AN ; 50—6-71/6 — LELYRIC A atvitady’ ny /S; =  LILYRIC. Operat Sons *. 6B = Rana gO ‘ys vo ‘ 5Q—6~Th/7 abhi j eg {7A = rioting /7B - LICALLA 50~6-72:/'3 - LCESTRaAP Administration /SA - ‘LIENTRAP Operations “3 . LESITRAP Logs 1 50~ba7L,9  — LIJERSEY Administration (94 — LISERSEY Operations file -YaLiaesl Se CURIS aerator wo § Leaemner L958 Distributions ws oh ola we a GS LNG " Fa } OA ys O004089 eee eee eee ein ET RERIFICATION Fe ee a8 - io hs I 5, it, PL ad VOMTINYED maa G ., O% 3. ne ee ee. . on 2 e /P67S toe eee fe noone eae ee