104-10086-10395 Peo we Cate Em ene SECRET -.... SEORET | _..-. "TABLE OF CONTENTS “TAhTMEKT- 9332, 6 May 1964 [duplicate of FOIA No. 683-391] 2. 10. “dl. 12. 13. 14. 1s. 16. 17. 18. 19," 20. 21. 22. 23. 24, 25 oe yee Memorandum passed to Mr. PAPICH of FBI with informa- tion on photo coverage of embassies and information on KOSTIKOV. [XAAZ-3590 - FOIA No. 182- 621] Cover sheet to MEXI-7034 061-964] HMMW- 15488, NEN and Paul SCOTT Newppaper aif ip 9 "CIA Withhe REV} g rom Warren Commis- Sion" i MEXI-9332 (IN PRO la fell) [FOIA No. 683-291] DIR-18827, 4 May 1964 [FORA No. 677-289] DIR-87770, 9 December 1963 [FOIA No. 354-719] MEXI-7067 (IN 68291), 26 November 1963 [FOIA No. 124-54] Cover sheet to MEXI-7067 (from Mexico City File) -WAVE-8149 (IN 67731), 25 November 1963 [FOIA No. 101-573] Cover Sheet to WAVE-8149 (from Mexico City File) MEXI-7055 (IN 67620), 25 November 1963 [FOIA No. 89-33] Cover Sheet to MEXI-7055 (from Mexico City File) MEXI-7054 (IN 67378), 24 November 1963 [FOIA No. 85-565] MEXI-7054, 24 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) DIR-84920, 24 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of FOIA No. 65- 25] DIR-84920, 24 November 1963 [FOIA No. 65-25] MEXI-7034, 23 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 59-23] mo MEXI-7034 (IN 67231), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 61-575] MEXI-7033, EPG fexico City File) including c of FOIA No. 55-546] Se eg 46] (IN ca BIRR. . 1963 [FOIA No. MEXI-7029 (IN 67190), 23 November 1967 [FOIA No. ~$6-20] MEXI-7028, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) including cover sheet. [duplicate of FOIA No. 58-549] . +. MEXI-7028 (IN 67187), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 58-549] SEChET _ SECRET
14-00000 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43, 44, 45. 46. 47, 48, 49. 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) ono PRODUCTION wext-roralh NU 6 Du r 1963 [FOIA No. 62-24] MEXI-7023, Hao rom Mexico City File) [duplicate o FOLA No. ~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 November 1963 (FOIA No. 29-12] Memorandum for The Ambassador, dated 16 October 1963; Subject: Lee OSWALD/Contact with the Soviet Embassy. [TX-1919 - FOIA No. 9-5] MEXI-6534 ‘p 40 ber 1963 [FOIA No. 8-4] DIR- 74830, AW Lal ' om 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 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 Mexican Station Support Assets (Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies). “SECRET -..ECRET Se. . | Ci
SECRET cone ~ 3. 50. Blind Memorandum dated 2 May 1977; Subject: Review of Mexico City Station Files at the Warrenton Record Center. 51. the Furst RRR OM OT ORT Delay in Sending PROMEITED ~SEGRET bo SECRET
14-00000 reports produced. See EE eet ATEN Ret ub oh Oma Rie ae SUJET: Telay insending the first cable about OSWALD 1. Much has been written about the dela (by the Mexico Station) ins ending the first cable requesting traces on the name Lee OSWALD. It was discussed in Dave Phillips book as a case of laziness on the part of the Soviet case officer (vthich in ty view was unjust and unnecessary and indicates that Dave didn't know vhat he was" talking about). Zs Normally, the Spanish trans cript for the 1 October convers ation ‘would have been picked up on th eeMerning of the znd of October. The Russian language porti gn* hig to the Russian/English transcriber on the trans lation’ would have been returned the va at vhich time, the Soviet case office ti have aked for the photographic coverage. ‘That cof in the station before the 7th s ingy mwas picked up probably on “e Station on the next work 3. Later the tik VON Faken out of the camera every day but at that time, eos tayed in the camera until a full rotl was completed € might take three or four das. 4. <A name ‘trace could have been requested on the bas is of the name alone but that wasn't the way Win Scott ran that Station. He wanted the photographic coverage tied.in with the telephone coverage ...s ometimes..there_was .a U.S. automobile license number.'. It was also part of the "numbers game" of justifying a project ly the number of dis patches, cables or 0000151. - Cre rs
14-00000 2 May 1977 SUBJECT: Review of Mexico City Station Files _at the Warrenton Record's Center 1. On 2 May 1977 Chris Hopkins and Annie Goodpasture visited the Warrenton Record's Center to review old Mexico City files in search of additional photographs of the ; "unidentified man''. We were unable to locate any such ‘ photographs. 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 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 VN 23 ite letter-sized i in re-used folder, averivelopes - five a LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966 to 31 Aug gw packages C-1873 - 2031 c Bac. folder 1 Sept 6 Front Forder GN a LILYRIC folder 2 Dec - 28 Feb 64 1 apr ~ 2 May 1968 ack tolder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Mar 64 thru 29 May 64 6000159 Front folder re-used LILYRIC on folder 1 Nov thru 15 Dec 66 a Continued Copy lef] SECRET
74-0000 wy 3 May - 3 June 1968 6 t LYRIC folder 16 Dec 1966 thru Jan 1967 ‘Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder _ 18 Nov 1964 thru 26 Feb 1965 ingen back flap one side re Czech photos. July 64 @ hog 64 back flap-other side re-used LIMITED 11 May 66 thru 31 July 66 1 July 68 - 31 July 1968 x back flap ve-used LICAILA fol x 7 May 64 - 27 July 64 File # 50 AS” Ly LILYRIC Photos 3 Apr 67 — 2 May 67 Filed in re-us 2 16 May 61 - 18 July 61 - File # 50-6-74/5 Front flap re-used LILYRIC April 67 Back flap 2 May 67 - 1 June 67 re-used LICKLLA folder Dec > Jan 67 Front flap clean 6000153 Continued
14-00000 1-June - 3 July 1967 Clean folder 3 July - 31 July 1967 Back flap ré-used LYLYRIC folder July - Aug 64 Front flap clean 2 oct - 31 set 2 Oct — 51 ocWBer 1967 , ap re-us LILYRIC folder 12 Apr 66 - 18 May 66° Front flap re-used incoming cable chrono folder 1-31 Jan 65 : 9 Jan - 31 Jan 68 Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder 1 July thru 31 July 1966 Back flap - clean Job_#70-236 Box 3 of 3_ 2 Jan - 27 Feb 1967 re-us CALLA folder ap § Nov 62 - 31 Jan 63
14-00000 1 Mar - 28 April 1967 : Back flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Feb - 29 June 63 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 20 Feb - 31 May 1967 2 67 + 30 June 67~ re- ‘RIC folder 23 July 63 (Y-1257) to 30 Nov. 63 (Y-1308) Front flap re-used LICALLA folde go 1 Sept thru 30 Nov 1966 Front flap LICALLA re-used folder 1 June thru 30 June 1967 x Sept —_ 27 Oct 1967 ap clean Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Aug - 31 Aug 1967 6 Nov - 29 Dec 1967 ap clean front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 July.- 31 July 1967 | 3 Jan = 28 Feb 1968 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 0800155 1 July thru 31 August 1966 Back flap Czech photos re-used folder Sept - Nov 64 -<E08e— Continued
14-00000 an 1 March thru 29 april 1968 . t flap re-used L (C) 28 Nov 61 to 10 Feb 62 Back flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Apr to 1 July 1966 2 thru 19 dume 1968. Bee Tie ae ee LITRE C folder (y-907 t to Y-969) ap re 12 Sept 61 - 23 Mar 1962 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Jan thru 31 Mar 1966 N.B. There was no coverage from 19 June to 15 July 1968 15 July thru 30 August 1968 \\)) ront flap re~ folder Ws 23 Nov to 27 Feb 1965 prior to 1967. Looking for 1963. Job #70-209 . es 1§2 at Has) Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #4 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #S Nothing pertinent to our search. \ Box #6 : Nothing pertinent to our search. 6000156 Box #7 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #8 Nothing Pertinent to our search Spanep— Continued S
14-00000 Box #9. Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #10 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #11 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #12 Nothing pertinent to our search. Job #73-506 File # 50-6-74/3 Box #1 1 - 34 on) Jan § Feb 70 Mune Mar & Apr 70 May & June 70 July & Aug 70 Sept § Oct 70 Nov & Dec 70 Dec 70 wt 297 Ry Dispatch HMMT 11,368, dated 17 March 1972. Photos were filed in re-used subject and "ptt folders (equivalent of subject 201 folders), indicating contents of "original" subject and "P" files were destroyed. Ref (to previous shipment ) HMMA 40,562, 21 May 71. 0000157
14-00000 Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963) From the time the Mexico Station was opened\ in April 1947] until the arrival of Mr. Win Scott as Chief of Station\in 1955, the Station had developed a support apparatus to exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. This umbrella type project (LIPSTICK) consisted of multiline phone taps, three photographic sites, a mobile surveillance team and a mail intercept operation. *. Telephone taps (LIFEAT) were placed by (an employee of the Tocal/ na { telephone company who was} handled by a Station case officer. The number of lines tapped was limited only by the availability of a listening post BES nearby and the availability of langauge (English, Spanish, Soviet, Polish, Czech, etc.) transcribers. Generally, these were Mexican or Mexican- - American recruited agents. . Three photographic sites were handled by a Station case officer - assisted by technicians on TDY from Headquarters who advised the Station on the best types of cameras, films, and concealment devices. These operations had sub-crypts under project LIPSTICK (namely: LIMITED, LILYRIC and LICALLA). LIMITED was a fixed site directly opposite the Soviet Em- bassy (across the street) which had both a vehicle and a pedestrian en- trance. The gate to the Soviet Embassy was on the northwest corner of the | 6000158 E2, IMPDET
14-00000 sul 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 same 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 (1959,| 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. CcC06159 ia)
14-00000 a) aw & * oe, . -. . z eo i ; Mobile surveillance was conducted by two American statf 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 the LIMITED site since they had been issued LIMITED photographs for identification purposes. The Station also conducted a(unilateral| mail intercept operation, LIBIGHT, which was handled by an American case officer. [A recruited | {Mexican agent, who had a semiofficial status|, obtained selected letters from a subagent employed by the Mexican postal system 2. (Liaison Coverage: Liaison\ coverage was unreliable and insecure as characterized by age the nature of the\ Mexican services at that time. The Mexican Direction of Federal Security (DFS),\with which we conducted liaison, was a hip- pocket group run out of the Mexican Ministry of Government. This-Ministry was principally occupied with political investigations and control of foreigners. Their agents were gnc C Tad, and corrupt. (officer trained a number of them in name tracing and travel control. In} 1958, at the instigation of a Mexican official, a joint telephone tap J {operation came into existence. The operation, which became known as | GC0U169 3 Gy BOLT PATA Pal Sy bag at a 7 NGG aay aR eTEEM iponoll yi
14-00000 LIENVOY, \was run by a Mexican officer} The listening post had 30 lines connected at one time. The transcription room was staffed by; Mexican | Army officers. In 1961, {because of mismanagement by the Mexican prin: { cipals, the Station chief, himself, became the project case officer. A Station officer assisted him in the daily supervision of the listening ‘post, and in picking up the transcripts and the tapes. There was also an American technician inside the listening post. 3. Oswald Coverage: REPR OOUCTIOR PROHIRITEL In mid-1962, \the Mexican officer in charge of LIENVOY \(the \ (Joint tap operation) asked the American officer at the LIENVOY (listening) ' post for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, Cuban and Satellite Em- bassies in Qnticipation of possible coverage | The Station immediately | (disconnected all of the unilateral telephone taps on these Embassies so | 1 4 se that they would not be discovered when the Mexicans hooked up theiy ea (_ taps, The Mexicans\soon thereafter connected five Cuban lines, five Soviet lines, three Czech lines, two Polish lines, and one Yugoslav line. At the listening post, a live monitor made short summaries of conversations of interest which were then included in a daily resume for the Chief of Station. Later, when a reel was completely recorded, full transcripts were typed and passed to the Station; ‘however, there was usually a time lag of a day or two. Reels which contained Russian ~ 4 C0001 61 CLODET cae SEOAGT/SCLOLE Jo
14-00000 ira language other than Spanish or English were taken to another location for translation and typing. Mr. Boris Tarasoff did the Russian transla- tions but because of the volume of Russian conversations, the translations usually ran about a week behind the date ‘of the conversation. As soon as the Station learned that an American identifying him- - self as-Lee Oswald phoned the Soviet Embassy,-Miss Ann Goodpasture of the Station started screening all photographs. However, here again, there was a backlog because the photographs were picked up three times a week . but those picked up were usually for dates a few days before since the technician who was processing the film, did so on a night-time basis. Further, photographs were not made initially until a complete roll of film was used. Later this was changed and the operator cleared the camera at the end of each day regardless of amount of unused film remaining. Hthe instructions were to cover the entire work day (office hours) and to photograph all Soviets, their families, all foreigners,-and cars with | foreign license plates. Human error did occur but generally the agents were conscientious. The Cuban Embassy coverage had more sophisticated equipment using a pulse camera which frequently developed mechanical dif-- REPRODUCTION, PROWBITED. “Oswald came to the 4! from a tap of the Soviet line. It was picked up and taken to Mr. Boris ficulties. 000162
14-00000 JFK-OSe Co py! 6 £ 7 fOEGREL * 10 Feb 77 Source; dotes made by A. Goodpesture for John Leader, IG Staff Ny Subject: Background on Mexico Station Support Assets ah (Coverage of Soviet and Cuban sect Na ton was onened in Anderson III (still in LA/HQ) had adored a support apparatus to Weagins Se Ces aed si exploit leads from the Soviet Enbassy. This umbrella type project (LIFEAT) consisted of multi line phone taps, three photo sites, a mobile surveillance team and a mail intercept operation, a. Fhone taps were placed \by an: (ap employes ‘of the telephone comp any), nk ok ya FAP CAR, ‘\who was\ handled by y Davia WILSTED (pseudo). The number of Lines ; tapped was limited oby availaoility of a listening post nearby 7 . A (since the taps were not made in the main central) and English/ Spanish (Soviet, Polish, Czech, etc) transcribers. Generally these agents (mostly Mexican or Mexican American) were related (which the station at that time felt was good security in that if they telked about shop, they would talk to each other.) b. Three photo sites were handled by Anderson with the help “of Harry Mahoney (retired, living in Chicago) and TDY TSD people checking the best type of camera, film, and concealment devices. These had sub-cripts under LIFEAT (LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA). LIMITED wes a fixed site bang opposite across the street from the front gate of the Soviet Embassy which had both a vehicle and foot entrance. The Soviet gate was on the NorthWest corner.of their compound and LIMITED was diagonally CC00164
14-00000 ym 4 ql oa 2 -  SEGRET that block, LISITED was the first bese and it onerated strictly on an eu erimentel besis in the early stares. I think the ifexi Station bought one storey this property .(a/Sranish Colonial stone house) through LIMOUSIIE (check to be sure), Later this house tegan to fall apart. This base was closed when the Station got word thet the photo of "uniden man" was being released to the : puolic by the Warren Commission. The photo operators were moved to another apt i nearby. The property was sold (under an operational agreement with LIMOUSINE for a long term lease on the top floor of a new apartmegt blding to be built in one of a row of four houggs Rhhe South side of the Soviet Embassy compound _ which the Mexico Station Se Hots in about 1958 (check date), also using . LIMOUSINE as the purchaser (check). This site overlooked the back garden of the Soviet Embassy compound. The purpose of this operetion wes to get good identification photographs of the Soviet personnel (who at thet time were largely unidentified in Mexico Station records). The three photo sites vere handled by a \ Ramon Alvarea| (Mexican citizen of U.S. mother \who taught elerentary level at } { the American School). collected the film ez and LILYRIC three times a week, His sister's sosbend (Gos (Mexican doctor) | wma from LIMITED developed and printed the film into 8x10 contact print strips. The master plan vas for LICALLA film to ve processed, ‘inside, SD nan from 1957 to 1959 (Harper | (Harper | een cee EE TEC NE fe 7s _* ( Holt\- resigned) could not handle the volume and as the unprocessed film began to accumulate, the inside CO (Mahoney) became disgusted and took the film out for {Ramon 's\ brother-in-law to process (probably early 1959). Thus \Ramon\ became the handler for all three photo bases. A sensitive staff D monitoring operation SECRET Rc mk gee mee eee Mens aren eee mee 6000165
14-00000 -3 7 8 CAET. was run out of another ohe of these houses (erynt for the four houses was LINUST,1, ctc). This was ha:dled by Glen WIDDEN (outside TSD officer) and é Mahoney using HQ TDY teams for monitoring. This operation was also separate from LICALLA, The two houses in between were rented to unsusvecting tenants. ce, iobile surveillance was developed by Anlerson and later placed under Mahoney and Joseph Sancho. This team consisted of a half dozen or so agents who used three to four late model.cars end a panel truck (which could be used on stake outs for gboto covera-e). The plan was to activate this group by radio ds voviet when someone of interest left the/Enm until they made their meetings. se Se knew about the LIMITED BASE vefause they had LETTERS o Bout the middle of 1958 (check date) Yor identification purposes, This worked fairly vell @ when one of the sy@vay ce agents got too close to his target and was arrested by W.... transit police and turned over to the Mexican Secret Service. By the time the Station could arrange through a cleared attorney ‘to bail him out (Juda Austin of the Goodrich, | (Tittle and Riquelme firm), the agent. had identified Sancho (who was evacuated across the border at Nogales by Bob Shaw) and the inside-—— —- | phone number of Mahoney (who was subsequently replaced vy Louis Puckett). As a result of this flap, the LIFFAT project was broken up into several others. The agents were not changed but vere given Frank new crypts. /Estancona and Pegey Maggard |jreplaced Andersin in handling the {unilateral phone taps. Puckett replaced Mahoney and handled the surveillance team (LIENTRAF) and the photo bases throvgh\ Renon4 ad.  LIBIGHT was the crypt used for a \unilateral (originally)\ mail intercept handled by Charlie Anderson III, \The agent (Nexicen) hea | (a semi official status and arranged to obtain selected letters from ~oificial status anc fan SEF 6000166 t err ne seem a fe eens wy mae aap wana ganna at hunny ER AER RANE TOTES — + . . a oe
14-00000 t ar pi ve hey - of - Le sake nom fea & | _ fa sub-agent in the “postal systen (I think at the airport), His case officers Alfonso Spera, were leter/Puckett, Rovert Feldmann, and Alan White. 2./ Liaison n coverage) was unreliable and insecure as characterized by the nature of the (Mex? can services at thet time. ithe Mexican DFS (Direction of 3 Federal ees ( Security) with which we dealt vas a hip pocket group [run out of the inistry| .  .. a a Qyea of} eR } “with one of thenf og He. geve them some Of Govirnnent| [This Ministry spent a major part of its time { foreigners and political investigations, Their at i ic corrupt extortionistd. Robert Helberg established a ory L Levine De Leon| (later LIFIRE group) in - Same travel control working information was developed but i sould not be depended upon. was replaced by Phil ERoettinger. (resigned and remained in Me exico) | Mahoney, Thomas Hazlitt, and Robert Feldmanniéwe Yl Vo Eitan ) During 1958, Win Scott met socially some of ‘the[ chronies of the | {Mexican President elect, Adolfo Lopez Mateos | During this period, the U.S. Ambassador Robert C. Hill (reflecting the policy of then Sec State J.F, Dulles) was energetic in organizing groups to "fight communism". One of these seeds grew into a proposal {Miguel Aleman (jr. son of former Mexi President) >» acting ] for Locez Mateos, made to Win Scott for a joint telephone tap operation, This project (LIENVOY) went through about four distressing years of a shakedown, {The Mexican in control| (LIELEGANT) was inexperienced, old, and greedy, His son\ (LIEXVOY-2)| was a masterpiece of deceit and corruption, LIELEGANT also manipulated cortrol over the principal agent of LIBIGHT/mail intercepts The first case officer was-Alfonso Spera inside with {Turner Smity (retired) outside and John (TSD treining officer for surveillance and head of the listening . post where thirty telerhone lines would connect as well as a transcription room PERE seal Ne abatos 18 ates i [ a -"e000167 Ie a ee
14-00000 * ernscprner AA Ae SARE EE SE cn etek mentee _<- SEGRE. +can @rny officers.) Initially the station tried to n.et every y_OLLLCETS» | demand (made by the Mexicans.\ Both Gnith\end John hed language difficulties and versonal problems associated with being outside the ststion /so thet the Mexicans| | |were virtuelly uncontrollasle, spendi ¢ money as they pleased, squirrelling away | equipment at enormous costs, and neglecting their pert of the bargain { production of transcripts or placing taps which we wanted) Syera was replaced Ny of having Scott by Jack Brady who found himself in the same pincer the project was revamped. (Saith)\ ana a turned to the U.S. and were replaced Ss But inside the listening post to maintain 5 other duties rendirg a transfer. aa as case officer meeting with LIELEGANT. by a TSD officer, Cnzrles Flick, Brady was reassip the equipment. / Scott took ove He designated Ann Goodpags not Satitgg with Flick for routine supervision of the listening post, py “ng up transcripts and tepes. Goodpasture had no \ dealings with the Yexicans\ except when Scott was ill or out of town. Generally, all decisions were made by Scott, This was about late 1961.- "3. My menory is a little vague about the origins of the Cuban Embassy but I think the staff first developed from a pro-Castro group celebrating on New Years eve 1959. As I recall, it was a makeshift arrangement of volunteers shrough most of 1960 and 61 with Tom Hazlitt producing voluminous reports on their activities and recruitirg agents right and left among Cuban netionals in Mexico City. he Personnel assignments. Of interest to us now is who was in Mexico during the period prior to Oswald's visit and the subsequent investigation by the Warren Commission. To determine who vas there and what they were doing I have grouped persons tozether chronologically with areas of their assignment as the covering fron 1950) to 1969 so that ifxmkeer names pop up, one can tell what thd wee period they were in Mexico and their assignments, at the tine. SECRET, C080U168 1? teeener
fn~ em, . SECRET . ; pet dey - & Om 8/56-6/69 COS Winston M. Scott (deceased) pees. = 7/56 - 7/58 Alfonso Rodriguez (retired) 10/58 ~ 12/62 (retired) ‘6/63 ~ 9/65 Alan White (retired) 10/65 ~ 1969 Stanley Watson (retired in Mexico) COVERT ACTION “Prior to 1954\ Howard Hunt (retired) \12/54 ~- 7/58, Williard Hil) (resigned) [2/56 - 9/61 Stannard Short (retired) -- 77 Dea ct oe Chief { 9/6. ~~ 3/64 David Phillips C/(retired) ~- , — 8/62 - 9/64 c JAsst ~ a 2/64, - 6/65 James Flannery C/(retired) —~ aks ; a 9/64 - 11/66 Harold Dalghren Asst 10/65 ~ 1967 - Stanley Watson C/(retired) - 8 -_ 66 - 6 TL . 68 - 71. ( Joseph SmithC(retired in CO CUBA OPERATIONS RS . | rat, awe A 56 ~ 4/62 Thomas Hazlitt Chi 2/60 - 4/62\ Jack Stevart) (retyy 4/63 ~ 4/65 “Bob Shaw Chief — | 9/63 - 7/65 \Ray Swider bod) 10/63 - 5/65 Lorna Mackay Cartan . } tT 8/6 - 6/65 David Phillips Chief Cnxtarcdj— | 9/65 - 10/68 Joseph Piccolo, 10/65 - 12/67 Peggy Maggard| Ue Ea Costa Rica) cee nn come SOVIET TARGET 6/57 - 10/59 Louise Lyon Cra tars cl} 6/62 - 1/67 Prentice Marheine (ps) 9/59- 8/65 Werbert Manelll Chief — (retired ?) 9/59 ~ 8/65 \Barbare Manell - Outside CO 5/64 - 7/66 William Bright - 4/65 - 11/67 Cynthia Hausmann 6/65 - 7/67 Alice Pittinger 7/65 - 4/69 Paul Dillon Chief SOVIET TPANSCRIBERS 6/56 ~ 8/58 Morris Gordon (resigned) 6/58 ~ 6/63 George Misko — 6/63 - 70 Boris Tarasoff (retired in Mexico) ~ Godse dls fly 0000169 25 oe ae [20 meen nt erie ante eee qe eee ee er ctr tegen te ne pee AP REPEL
14-00000 SUPPORT ASSETS nilateral/ phono taps 1949 + 1961 Charles Anderson III Chief [5 4/60 \Pegey Maygord\Asst 4/50 - 1/62 Frenk EStancona Chief 2/60 ~ 10/64 Thomas Keenan ~ 9/64 - 12/67 Michael Farmer (49-71 \? Outside CO David WILSTFD (ps) retired in Mexico: ” 6/59 ~ 4/64 Robert Zambernardi (resigned Mexico) e “ . 7/59 ~ 6/62 (Richard Spathar TSD | (retired) Unilateral) photo Soviets 3/54, - 4/59 Harry T. Mahoney (retired Chicako) _ 5/57 - 8 64 A. Goodpasture (alternate CO — and internal routing) 6/58 - 6/63 Louis D. “Puckett (retired) | ae 56 - 68 Outside Agent 6/63 - 10/67 Thomas Keenan =~, Robart H. Fald mann (Qe ne \ 65 - 66 William Bright FR)e> ° ES phone taps 1959 ~ 1989 Winston Scott (deceased) "1959 ~ 1960 (hunter Sean (retired) 68 WV Ta. e - 1959 — 1960 | Turner Smith) (outside, now retired) 1959 - 1960 “John~ 1960- 1961 John Brady (retired) 1962 ~ 1968 A. Geodpasture - (Training rept resigned) 1961 ~ 1971 Cherles Flick (outside TSD Staff Azent ~ retired) — (Lyeison\- surveillance (Prior_1 54. Robert Melberg) (retired) 3/54 - 4/59 Harry Mehoney (retired) 4/53 - 1961 Thomas Hazlitt 12/62 - 9/67 Robert Feldmann 6 ey Kael) TSD Gutside unit 4/58 - 12/63 Glen Widden (retired) — 6/59 -4/64 Joseph ii, Resigno (ps) Unit blown and eclesed down ee mete: Lied GO le 2 inh! e 97) ga tet bs Aas ter by 6000170 Calrhnwe op rt . (Ramon Alvarez \(resigned in Mexico)
14-00000 a About nid 1962 (check date) LIFNVOY outside Mexi rept asked | (for the| telephone nunbers of the Soviet, Cuban, and Satellite Embassies. With this forevarming,\ LIFEAT (unileteral coverage)| wes {disconnected} (However, ] {as I recall, the Mexieans| connected 5 Cuban lines, 5 Soviet lines, 3 Czech, 2 Polish, and 1] Yugoslav line. The baserouse listening post had a live — D --: a daily y Flick to Goodpasture monitor who made short sumnaries of interesting conver resume which was received each day arourd 8 a.n. to get to Scott before 9.a.m.) Later (when t SP was completely recorded) full transcripts were typed and passed | ER station in the same way, however, there was usually a time lag of a Those transcripts which hdd Russian or another languege paety wanish or English went out of the listening post the day after the t ine (of other conversations on the reel)vas typed. ‘These reels were taken to another location where they were translated and typed. In the case of the Russian translations » Boris Tarasoff usually ran about a week behind the date of the conversation because of the volume of - Russian conversations among the .embers of the Soviet Exbassy. During this . ‘period (fall of 1963) the reels were probably being brought into the station and carried to Boris by one of the people from the Soviet Section or they may have been carried to him by Flick but I think I brought the reel in and gave it to Herbert Manell\ to take to Boris. \Herbert Manell and his wife Berbara \ handled ell of the processi:.g of Soviet transcripts, Hy job involved screening the photographs as soon as we learned that the man calling hinself Oswald was probably an American. However, here again there was a backlag because the photos were picked up three times a week but the ones nicked up were usually for dates a few days prefiously because the doctor\ processed the film on a night time basis. Fhotographs were made usually until one roll was used but “ater we got it changed to one day coverage on each roll - in other words the & peretors: HXea the camera each day whetner there was anynfhinxnxga a full roll of film exposed. Instructions were to cover office hours, photograrh each GO00U1714 20
14-00000 new Soviet and family, all foreigners and foreign lieenee vlates, Eunan error did occur but generally the azents were conscientious, The Cuban embassy coverege had more sorhisticated equipaent (a pulse cavera) but it frequently develoced mechanical difficulties, Bob Zanbarnardi end Spathar (I think) handled this film - pick up and delivery. Lorna Uactay screened the film inside the station. I am certain thet the Oswald call came, Soviet line. It was picked u: end taken to Bogé transcripts everf made in langys Scott could read only ma transcripts for operational leads he wanted pursued. Panguages and he rerscnally screened the - apm CC00172 Signed, Steere reer recs anneenneteea t
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14-00000 or REVIEW PROG oS RELEASE IN FULL 27 Se tember 1963, Soviet Ent Embass Chancerr 15-61-55. ‘Item 295, page 3 At 1626 hours, A Soviet calls from the Soviet Embassy Chancery to the Cuban Consulate and asks for Sylvia DURAN. He asks DURAN if the american has been there. DURAN: Yes, he is still here. SOVIET: According to the letters that he showed them from the (Soviet) Consulate in Washington, he wants’ to go to the USSR to stay — a long time with his wife who is Russian, but also the answer had not been received (by him) regarding his problem. That accordingly these transactions take 4 or 5 months but without prior approval from the USSR, they have to request ; and even then, they could not issue the visa here (in Mexico City) without asking Washington. Yet g fgly this man (the American) » 7 Showed him a én AX he (the American) is a member of ap E Le on of Cuba and said that the Sco Sei bate him the visa without the Russian Vise ihe Sere doesn't know what to do with hinat?é to wait for the answer from DURAN: ..withitines Siso, because the problem with him (the American) is the he doesn't know anyone in Cuba and in that case it is very difficult to give him a visa, because he was thinking of processing his visa, because he knew it was going to take a long time waiting for the Russian visa in Cuba, and then go on to the USSR. SOVIET: ..that the thing is that if his (the American) wife were “now in Washington (and) going to receive the visa right now or the permission from the USSR to return to her country, (if) she is going to receive her visa in Washington, then having this, visa, she can communicate to whatever place, this permission, for example, here or in any other place (he) can receive it, but right now they do not have them. DURAN: ..certainly *and neither can (the Cubans) give him a letter because they do not know if the visa will be approved. SOVIET: They can-only give the visa according to instructions. DURAN: Then that is what she will put on his application. SOVIET: Neither can I give him any letter of recommendation because I don't know him and pardon me for bothering you. DURAN: It.was no bother, thank you very much. 00.017. Kose | adi’ Cory Gof? eG | pl
14-00000 aro neee aennnes attendants © abr meer came «Plan Mune Ie ota mt ¢ ( — _ CIAHISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 27 September 1963, Sovict stem ar etttnrntccudus cd Item 74, page 2 An unidentified man (speaking Spanish) calls the Soviet Enbassy ’ Consulate at 1037 hours and asks for the Consul. He is told that the Consul is not there. The unidentified man asked what is needed: _to get visas to go to Odessa. He is told to call back at 1130 hours. Item 137, page 2 ‘At 1235 hours a man named ALATRISTE (not a Soviet) from inside the Soviet Embassy Consulate calls out to number 45-37-72 ‘(Colonial America, probably a pension or hotel but number not listed in the telephone directory) and speaks with a man named SAN ROMAN. ALATRISTE says that he is in the Russian Embassy and they need to know what day the boat "KALONIA" will arrive in‘@dessa, that the Soviets will also need copies of the passenger inyfest.... (One concludes that ALATRISTE and., SAN ROMAN’ are shipping. representatives for the boat "KALONIA', and neéded:-routine visa information. First a call was made to the " £ix5t, ‘Listing for the Soviet Embassy in the Mexican telephone direttory* -butiich turned out to be the Military Attache). They got the hone “pumbexs for the Consulate and the address. After making a LN ou e€onsulate and Iearning that it would not be open until 113 ahs LATRISTE went to the address to get the needed information - - B. em 395, ages 7 and 8 Just after 1600 hours, the Soviet Consulate received a call from the Cuban Consulate (Sylvia DURAN) who said she had there a U.S. citizen who had requested a transit visa to Cuba because he is going to the USSR. DURAN wants to know with whom he spoke at the Soviet Embassy because she sent him over to them telling him that if the Soviets approved the visa then the Cubans would give him one without anything more, advising the (Department of) Immigration in Cuba. She wants to know with whom he spoke because he says that he doesn't know either with what person and who told him that certainly there would be no problem.° The Soviet asks DURAN to wait a minute. After a short wait DURAN explains the same thing to another Soviet. This Soviet tells her to leave her telephone (number) and her, name and someone will- return the call. DURAN gives her name and telephone number 11-28-47 then says as a personal thing, she has moved and has not advised them of a change of address so will not receive their Bulletin and can give it to them now. The Soviet asks her to call KOUKHARENKO in order to change that address and asks for the name of the (Cuban) Cultural Attache. DURAN says it is Teresa PROENZA whose number is 14-13-26. The Soviet thanks her. OC OLFS FR.
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¢4-00000 aa . wing tat See lat al in Ge few ty POE SON aR DD INDEX 32 EXT > ae +. EJ NO INDEX DATE: ; 3! SOP RILE IN CS FILE NO, ek “See. ‘Sanitized ‘Fite Sey FROM: DIRECTOR. Number. yk. . “FOr sterile: ‘copy. of this Tocument INFO: She aon ou, 333 “PRAT TIME HAD’ ‘BEEN TO" “REMAIN, NaN, ‘USSR ‘AND FOR ony By 2 2 ee Bee Taide gk vt, . ; : OF HIS TOURIST VISA ‘BENDING "OUTCOME: OF: HIS.) ‘RE 3° “hasta ro cok 5 aia, APPLICATION, . ‘ACCORDING, TO. “osmiit 4 ‘ CITIZENSHIP, . OSWALD STATED ‘THAT; jab 7 DENTAL TECHNICIAN BO JU y, 1941" USSR... NO EDQS , TRACES. swe WIFE TO. ‘JOIN: ‘HIM mW ‘Moscow ‘so* ‘SHE | “HE ATTEMPTED ARRANGE FOR COULD APPEAR AT EMB FOR visa’ INTERVIEW, _HIs ‘AMERICAN’ PPT” WAS RETURNED TO HIM. US EMB-MOScoW STATED TWENTY ‘MONTHS. : EFFECT ON OSWALD, 3. LATEST HDQS INFO WAS. opacrp REPORT’ Daren’ MAY 1962, aoa SAYING ODACID HAD DETERMINED OSWALD IS STILL vs CITIZEN ‘aw . BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFE HAVE EXIT PRRUITS AND. DEPT. STATE: HAD GIVEN APPROVAL FOR THEIR’ TRAVEL WITH THEIR. INFANT | CHILD . - TO USA, _ 7 eT . | - _ 6000180 “" RELEASING “OFFICER Y: AMUTHEN EL CATING , “la stibeation g Oye Ge PREPRODUCTION * OTER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE __-PROHIDITED, Copy No p~
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14-00000 | | CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM ACTION: - V INFO: DATE: 413i OCT 63 - vetwee tomb FILE: 1022292 EG | is 64537 9 ~ : a ; ed) (A. EE OSWALD WHO CALLED SOVEMB { OCT PROBABLY IDENTICAL °- 1 8 . - LEE HENRY OSWALD (201- ~289242) BORN 18_OCT_ 1939, NEW ORLEANS, 7 SLOUISTANA pep ORRER ~RADAR~OPERATOR“IN UNITED STATES MARINES ~? WHO BDEFEC ED TO USSR -IN OCT 1959, - OSWALD IS FIVE FEET TEN “INCHES ONE; HUNDRED SIXTY. FIVE..POUN BLUE rere. ; V DS; LIGHT BROWN WAVY HAIR, 2. ON 31 OCT 1959 HE ATTEMPT STATES_ CITIZENSHIP -TO-TRE-UN ET ED oo Tee UNE yom INDICATING HE HAD APPLIED“FORSOVIET CITIZENSHIP. ON 13 FEB f U-fQrte~ - THE US EMB. MOSCOW. RECEIVED AN UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD ae / oo POSTMARKED MINSK: ON FIVE FEB 1961 IN WHICH SUBJ INDICATED Oe “HE DESIREDsRETURN OF-HIS-US-PPT AS WISHED-T0 RETURN TO-USA:IF SWE gg: COULD® COME "TO" SOME AGREEMENT “CONCERNING: THE' DROPPING... “ OF ANY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ME." -<ON B JULY-ON HIS QutGw\) INITIATIVE HE. APPEARED AT“ THE. EMB WITH"HIS, WIFE TO SERAARONN UNS | RETURN TO STATESe “SUBJ STATED THAT. HE ACTUALLY i SWPPLIED 0 ‘FOR..SOVIET ‘CITIZENSHIP AND. THAT-HIS. APPLICAT THAT TIME-HAD BEEN TO REMAIN IN USSR AND F OF HIS TOURIST VISA PENDING OUTCOME OF ka . APPLICATION, “ACCORDING TO OSWALD, ‘ ‘CITIZENSHIP e=“OSWALD “STATED THA P- EMPLOYED’ SINCE3 "30" 77 > OST Lagi 13 JAN 1960: IN BELORUSSIAN RAD@BWANIM’TU FACTORY. IN MINSK = vt OF. WHERE WORKED ‘AS METAL WORKER I WWESEARCH SHOP. OSWALD WAS. MARRIED ON.:30APRIL 1961 TO MARINA NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA A ] Q arn RY EXTENSION sy . THIS NO REF TO SOVIET, DENTAL TECHNICIAN BORN 17 JULY 1941 USSR. NO HDQS TRACES. HE ATTEMPTED ARRANGE FOR WIFE TO JOIN HIM IN MOSCOW SO SHE COULD APPEAR-AT..EMB FOR VISA INTERVIEW. HIS AMERICAN PPT WAS RETURNED :TO-HIMe: US EMB MOSCOW STATED TWENTY MONTHS OF REALITIES OF LIFE IN. SOVIET UNION HAD CLEARLY HAD MATURING EFFECT ON OSWALD. 3e LATEST: HDQS INFO WAS ODACID REPORT DATED MAY 1962 SAYING ODACID. HAD DETERMINED OSWALD IS STILL US CITIZEN AND BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFE HAVE EXIT -PERMITS AND DEPT STATE HAD GIVEN APPROVAL. -FOR THEIR TRAVEL: WITH ‘THEIR INFANT CHILD. TO USA. | pe TION SHOULD PASS INEO REF AND_PARA ONE ~ “oe ae TPELIDE,_ ODENVY, ODOATH, AND ODURGE LOCALLY. PARAS - TWO AND THREE-ORIGINATES WITH ODACID. (CONT PAGESTWO) - poems . ad Vs oY Bima, Pe ina ~ eure eRe acta cere, posto aehet te ee wie: BEE! cae es “a eats Sat ryedecs we. se 06.0183 er wet debe Pon + ew ne
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14-00000 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW fe 2D RELEASE IN FU) oe 7 SSMORANOUM POR : The Aakassador 0d : Winston M. Sects B02BiaCP " >: Lee OSHALD Contech wit! ba ° 38. Soviet 2h; *, *Anbessaden wetfrod by Cos! Ted en pe Smee Aeaab 1. The sollowirg ioforsetion was received, faa a usually reliable anl extrecely Site sources} On 1 dctober 1963, an American mile contacted the soviet Umbessy end idertiffed himself as Lov UoHALD. Bada office: dite termined thet OSWALD bad teen at the Sovict Satasry.cn Sh@erteaber 1553 ant | had talked with Valeriy Viadimirivoch KOSTIXOY, n 3g @ Commies Seetacten cameras hn eet. te maw gOGONS pehDfSa a reply fron infemmiion with | ae % the CSWALD above is probably UE om 18 October 1959 tn New Orleans, rata U. 3. Merine Corps who defacted io recetved. F653, The Minister Cosnpelos tom Political Atfuirs Eeglamal gemmrity Oiticer ~ PLEASE HEQURY TO THs 9% ~ Legnk Attache . - Taval ‘Attache - Fairs ~ Lee Henry OSWALD P- - 50-2-h-5 Liaison with Legal Attache . ws — viaison with Naval Attache . Document Numbe for FOIA Review oo —— ’ ) | | ke ee No memorandun gal Attacne ON Nctober 1963; however, note menorandun to US Ambassador (dated 16 October) also included Legal Attacne in distri- bution. owe wt es , wl oe femme
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14-00000 ania, G.¥.GESTETNER MT CLASSIFIED MESSAGE pate: 22 NOVEMBER 1963 STR: + COMMO SEGREL | fle: (P8593 SEX CHRONO (DUMMY) CLASSIFICATION CP-8593 . SNITIALS NUMBER PRIORITY ~*~ OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE : DEFERRED ROUTINE INITIALS é , . pe y 2+ oO IMMEDIATE DIR. Info, CITE MEXI Ule ° NUMBER BAT eps ean GMVHISTORICAL REVIEW.PROGRAM == sBEMGT™ Spin asso ORELEASEINFULL | Cc. vex 6534 : , 1999 a a oie. 2 era a te arene = ca - ACCORDING VOA BROADCAST HEARD AT STATION REGARDING ver # . nn PRESIDENT KENNEDY. ASSASSINATION, ONE,LEE; He<QSWALD’ AGE 24. OE s, eta te og CS HS erase cacy ras sail ee ve ee 3 fe 7 ” . “eee BENS ARRESTED. AN. DALLAS POSSIBLY IN CONNECT) g {Ajssssivation a ~ Me reeled BoP ain! Se . oe : ¥ wo Rw : “1 t OF. PRESIDENT KENNEDY, a a . ay +h 2, ‘DIRECT HS ATTENTION REFS, ‘ 3. REQUEST, PRIORITY akeg gor Kes OSWALD SO THAT STATION CAN CHECK ALL RECENTYR COVERAGE mk IDEN, FORWARDING z SOONEST COPIES OF ONLY VISITOR TO SOVEMB de OCT WHO COULD BE IDENTICAL WITH OSWALD, - bf END OF MSG _ eye 4 ocu0189 F- i ‘* : te .T° - COORDINATING OFFICERS J AUTHENTICATING OFFICER . ‘CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER ae _ OUTGOING Sever meee 7s ome” ae “eek, = oo» aed - “atas amt cad eae an atk weet ei att ena al = eee SPA Ee Beasip eco vw |
4-90000 ory; John M. written ¢ unr’: | O/WH 3 > [) iNOEX ex; 5614 | (] NO INDEX DATE?" 22 AGVenwer 1963 (I FILE IN CS FILE NO, 7 + MEXICO CITY FROM: DIRECTOR CONF c/w 5 Coe ipo ; PDP, ADOP,  C/Cl, C/FI 2, , c/s 55 c/sas- 52 o/s 2, VR TO - _DMEDIATE MEXI , - CO INFO CITE DIR g 4 802 on Pa cA SPECIAL CO BerON | : . _ SE UI | * ama : ‘mas CONNECTION WAS Aso NOTED ‘HERE. , ae ey: Sy — TRUST, YOU WIL EE ASL USE aut, ‘YOUR FACILITIES TO FOLLOW AND REBORT s F a4 te uO noe TT CE seiyast con, a Note: wai and coordinate 12 appropriate. Fe 8 297 ALG So Document Number "CLASSIFICATION Revinw jor FOIA Reyiew on APR 1976 2 a on . ere onl 1 6 APR i976 Th MAS H. KARAMESSINES . ADDP os RELEASING OFFICER (oORN He WHITTEN | C/WH 3 ' AUTHENTICATING © "OFFICER CROUP YF Pana aw - < : es od dae) ial ety aia cn FON dy % Fen ge tat a gree Hin a) . ~ ote 4 Sage Pope - ix oe ae . cry Gonnd ey tae, as rt Png ~r veto ws Poa Re ae em ste ‘po ws” OR ats oon! aoa in paar) Sere ey ® Ween omens aioe wh Bs Poe yen te oh, . Fos BEN, on Approved for Rélease . by the Central Intelligence Agency = G0GU 1.99 Date: 2/2098. v Pa uv 1 } ' t iif npr id ! Le j i+t Par '
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“CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS _ : a PLEASE IN. FULL ( CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ‘ . palm ROUTING ° TV] 4} 5 Lo . 2 15] {TOs DIRECTOR me — 3] soe O. ‘lrROM s MEXICOCITY . & apy, ‘Vaction, wi 8 (MR WHITTEN, WH & NIGHT SECURITY OFFICER NOT IF TED AND COPY SLOTTED AT - - } ; 2015, 22 NOV BP) ies * INFO. : DCI,” p/ocl, DOP, ADDP, cl, cl/ors, cific ay Fh, SR 1 SAS 8, “0S S25 VR Ay Serer 2300552 7 S _Inmieptate DIR CITE/mext 7a19 20h rae as é 77 “hare next rae) CiFe er. : (tscussss | de MEXI STATION HAS PHOTOS ‘SANE ee : | ‘TYPE WHO IS ‘osstatyhosuato ENTER : 7 OCTOBER, . SEARCHING FOR POSSIB GN ~ CUBAN EMBASSY OTHER DAYS. : rasa ace So 8 ete ‘ oO Se Sade 2. ALSO ATTEMPTING ESN. MEL, ee Be ESS a - Cr er gett ado, EL oeemed et Ro trent the pamtennne peemadmapew arauageg ser stephens, Sth on retet oy rere eer GET eae Ts SP aaa te oeteane so ewe ene bce rem 6 eee tee eee - ‘cemrmrman an demeanor Sat se ete ee ewcree m| + etmm @ eta ween oe me 6 epmemens + . ” G/ s Comments’ “#Request priority pouch photo Oswald so ‘that i Station can che ck all . oo 7 rece t coverage for identity. . orwarding soonest copies of only visitor ta SovEmb. . ‘28 O-t. who could be identical with Oswaid, : ent gor aes TAS, i avesgae paw’ Pa load 0000492 io aE Los SLE Spade 8 ‘ Di g00-S-F] pg my vet pees , AS: bake “10 3 9] — oriee’ Pocurnen N ior ECIA Review on apR 1876 mn’ eens gener area remenarmecn sete & }lo OF 7)
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TO.” + DIRECTOR AS pope FROM MEXTCONCITY | ; u aan a ACTION: - .C 5 ORR. WHITTEN, WH, NOTIFIED AND COPY, SLOTTED AT 1255 3% NOV 63 LMG} NFO. DCI, : ‘D/pCl, ODP, Appr, c/cy, c/Fi 2, c/s 5, C/SAS 5, Digs, 2, VR* aan toy 63 Ih canene DIR” ctrl NEXT 7023 ° > “s/s coman 7 "BSlv6387 108 | Lewor 2 RAUBER CON RET ORS 1. ON 28.SEP 63 SILVIAPURAN CUBAN ENB caLL ED RS}-EASE IN RAN CUBAN EW miQ . Br CONSUL SAYING NORT HAMER ICAN THERE wHO HAD BEEN SOV EMB AND WISH ..... & a SPEAK WITH CONSUL. UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN TOLD SOV CONSUL QUOTE 8 a8 | "1 WASIN YOUR EMB AND SPOKE TO-YOUR CONSUL. I WAS JUST NOW AT . roa YOUR &MB AND. THEY TOOK MY. ADDRESS.” SOV CONSUL SAYS "I eon ip 3 | “.UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN "I DID NOT KNOW TUN | f ge E “I WENT TO THE CUBAN: EMB TO ASK THEM FOR MY. ADDRE f : HAVE IT Sov CONSUL. “WHY DONT YOU COME AGgSN SAD LEAVE YOUR t. ADDRESS: WITH ‘US IT IS NOT FAR FROM CUBANANES® UNIDEN =|; 7 NORTHAMERICAN “WELL, I'LL BE THERE BQ See re NOTES " UNIDEN NORTHAMER ICAN SPOKE TERRZQQRANARDLY RECOGNIZABLE °°. . | RUSSIAN, Po WY a. IN VIEWZDSWALD IN SOV UNION AND FACT HE CLAIMED ‘ON 1 ‘oct £328! Pm ee mt eat Line g | \ LIENVOY TO. HAVE VISITED SOV-EMB 28 SEP, SUBJECT PARA ONE PROBABLY 4 as OSWALD. ATION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE AS FIRST TAPE ERASED PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND CALL. ppl CEAF / 3. PARA THREE MEXI TOA DATE SHOULD BE ONE oct 63. SAME . SUBJECT VISITED SOVEMB4 OCT BUT NOT RECORDER LIENVOY THAT DATE. - 20 -28TAYT ALSO POUCHING 4 OCT PHOTOS. Vem oF Ae MAKING EVERY EFF(RT peter ithe OWALDS ACTIVIT IES wektoe, at UE Oe ; —wEeRet~ . "REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED ee ne ae © same eruteamog canoe teach = ; seheeey gy : height Sars ohare “arate tad es SE. sd 4 doen: oe SS > mai sme rate ae SF ened ies aan ou aoa aes “ap 8 f RATER, Sega es Pen aaa . . ; Approved for Releast? 000137 Fay . Don by the Central Intelligence Agency © 2; - Ft Date: 2/z oo om
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DEC 4 1974 MICROFILMED se) + DIRECTOR ROM 4 MEX{CO.CITY RELEASE IN FULL \CTION: c/sR 5, OR. Ht TTEN, WH AND MR. BAGLEY, SR'NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED ATs 1605 23 N 3 WB) FO « pci, D/OCI, DBP, ADDP, 7. c/ci/ors, c/Fl, C/WH 2, D/0S 2, VR a 2319112 following, ag ANMED TATE DIR CITE (ext rope axtbs (ext rope axtbs 4 authorised: " Spwen® REDWOOD LCINPROVE = Che Res Signed: : REF Ae DIR 84837 * R.0. #1 - Unit a7) B. DIR 84885 * Note: foter it Sea guction. chs C. DIR S4886 * reasons and cogz@l if appropria “ ‘ls PARA 1 A REF Ay STATION'S IMMEDIATE AMR LILUR IG REPORTING 6 THRU 19 NOV SY@NASMSTIKOV AT SOV ENB EVERY * ‘DAY. «NO LILYR IC REPORTING % aay 16-17 NOV.) WILL GET REPORTING - EARLY THIS AFTERNOON RES BRR act IVITIES 22 NOV. PLACING HIK UNDER LIENBRACE SURVEILINW @. PARA 2B REF A,.NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND’ SO Mo _UPEee SOR ‘ CLASSIFICATION REVIEW ACTIVITIES 1:7. NOV TO. DATE. ‘ Se ot Be 5. WILL SATISFY.ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS Ag 4. REF B, IMMEDIATE AND PROBABLY DEFINITIVE CHECK SHOWS NO OTHER . ALFERIEV TRAVEL. Lane IC REPORT ING SHOWS AL FERIEV aT  SOVEMB 6 THRU 19 NOV. (NO Lurie COVERAGE.9~1@ AND 16-17 NOV.) ° me doquan WownIoc¢,. gel udy ° or WIOd 105 2« COVERING AL FER IEV ‘ACTIVIT-IES SAME AS WITH KOSTIKOV.: WILL PLACE HIN UNyER LIRICE SURVEILLANCE ASAP. —  Q&/- "2912.48 Diavo-S-4( 2A ES COPY; Bebe 72-1 — Di 200-S-4( 24 $ 60PY "XS ew 6 Pro- 303652. L_ isin = en ~ Ae Yep es 2 ane oe oe NaS tie Pac a i eet Dates | pei eecees ee ay  atgae a eal 4 ae Deolessitied-and ‘Approved for srraesa00 60 200 as by the Central Intelligence Agency _ Date: 2 f° 3 6 02, N | rom ‘ a ; ee oeree
14-00000 See Sumpkbine 2b Ae eee , : } Nucibers Peet ad « . os % ilo copy of this dod. uv - . FORA EoD MESSAGE in_67170__ PAGE_2_ a "6. OTHER THAN INFO ALREADY SENT RE OSWALD'S. CONNECT ION WITH SOV AND CUSAN ENBS, NO OTHER INFO AVAILABLE. HOWEVER, STATION STAFF COMPING ALL AVAILABLE MATERIALS. ° - CO 7. SiEFPING UP RECEIPT ALL INCOMING MATERIAL'S COVERING SOVENS, "TRYING GET LIFEAT COVERAGE OF SWITCHBOARD OF APT BUILDING WHERE RESIDE ®IN KAZANTSEV, SUSPECT KG3 RESIDENT KONSTANT INOV AND SUSPECT GRU SHCFUCHKIN. HAVING LIPAWN REPORT MOVEMENTS SIDOROV AND. «si MAKE SPECIAL EFFORT RE AUDIO OP AGAINST SID. “INCOMING LIFEAT ON KGB KUZNETSOV WILL BE PROCESSED ASAP. | | B. PROBABLE THAT OSWALD ‘CONVERSAT ION LIENVOY. TAPES ERASED. HOWEVER RECHECKING ALL - UNERASED TAPES, LIEWVOY ‘CENTER. SEP CABLE PROVIDES VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTS, 99° > _C/S COMMENT: *Requested information eA Valeriy Viadimitovich -| ‘Kostikov,. © 200 Po a ig > See a _ ON eo ccmem mam s eeltbe o6 gs t ” e fw 2 eo te 8 wpe er ” ° ca . ; hd o * ° 5 = ‘We 2 ee . ‘ . Pers ae oo we we ‘ ” . a eeanememameeell RTT : . + ae . t ome POR me OO OUT AL Po re TE
14-00000 ORIS2" gax G.F,GESTETNER , re . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: 23 NOVEMBER 1963 EfIRONO poms, CLASSIFICATION ALFERIEV P- AMITIALS NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY . OPERATIONAL | twrriaca ROUTINE IMMEDIATE | (026 - IMMEDIATEDIR _ INFO. ONE MEXI ~yoneea” REDWOOD LCIMPROVE re ty 0 oF ~ 19 “24 REF: A. DIR 4837 CHA HISTORICAL REVIEW PR0 ROGRAM C. DIR 84886. . RELEASE IN FU eo 1999 on ie 1s ZARA LA REF 4 A, STATION'S IMMEDIATE; AND. MOST* ‘tHE . DEFINITIVE CHECK INDICATES NO OTHER KOSTIKO f | MEXI. MOST RECENT LILYRIG REPORTING 6¢ ‘ “a KOSTIKOV AT: SOV EMB EVERY DAY. aa PRIC REPORTING 9-10 PSV AKS ‘AND 16-17 NOV,) WILL GET RERGRTWH . KOSTIKOY wa ey \) PLACING HIM UNDER LIEMBRACE SURVEILLANCE, 2. PARA 2B’REF A, NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SOVEMB PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES 17 NOV TO DATE, 3. WILL SATISFY ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS ASAP. 4. REF B, IMMEDIATE AND PROBABLY DEFINITIVE CHECK SHOWS NO OTHER ALFERIEV TRAVEL, LILYRIC REPORTING SHOWS ALFERIEV - ah AT SOVEMB 6 THRU 19 NOV. (NG, LUNCRIG,GQYERAGE 9-10 AND 16-17 NOV.) beGReT AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER a ee ‘ mere a esas Sean Sete PICT INS, Bf o , eee a Fhe. - Xtc get < a” “.® Been F grd Peta ab” woe Fs “Beas Se Tats - ogame pels <n ai a = i a OORT Pag os bee tee Sao Para. oom SP at gad? AiO eee oy =e 2 EEE OO, ae a r tes ap em < 0000202
14-00000 i ae the Attached docuinénit page 0000276. ' " is’a replacement page’ for ‘0000203. “0000203 is not to be destroyed or taken out of the original package | = ' that it is included in.- Document | 5; : 0000276 may be inserted in front (+) of document 0000203. ( | | { | IISTRs Page Zz. NUMBER DEFERRED ROUTINE SHLRURAREY % INFO. CITE 026 NUMBER ' 5. COVERING ALFERIEV ACTIVITIES SAME AS WITH KOSTIKOV, TO WILL PLACE HIM UNDER LIRICE SURVEILLANCE ASAP. 6. OTHER THAN INFO ALREADY SENT RE OSWALD'S CONNECTION WITH SOV AND CUBAN EMBS, NO OTHER INFO or HOWEVER, ’ STATION STAFF COMBING ALL AVAILABLE MAT. 7, STEPPING UP REGEIPT ALL INGOMs ‘ SOVEMB, TRYING GET LIFEAT neg CAGE OF SWITCHBOARD OF APT. BUILDING WHERE meee SUSPECT KGB RESIDENT ; ro KONSTANTHOV AND SUSPECT GRU SHCHUCHKIN, HAVING LIPAWN REPORT - MOVEMENTS SIDOROV AND MAKE SPECIAL EFFORT RE AUDIO OP AGAINST SID, INCOMING LIFEAT ON KGB KUZNETSOV WILL BE PROCESSED ASAP, way, 8. PROBABLE THAT OSWALD CONVERSATION LIENVOY TAPES ‘ERASED, HOWEVER RECHECKING ALL UNERASED TABES, LIENVOY CENTER. SEP CABLE PROVIDES VERBATIM @RANSCRIPTS, .END OF MSG OGGN275 EQGORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICONTING OFFICER CLASHPERIGN RELEASING-GFFicER OUTGOING ~"
14-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE abe T CLASSIFICATION ira pra. NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY OPERATIONAL | inmate | ROUTINE IMMEDIATE INFO, ERASED PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND CALL, YE. DETERMINE OSWALDS ACTIVITIES Sigs eee MERE Tos sg ae FF COORDINATING OFFICERS RBR AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION Wwcoc RELEASING OF FICER OUTGOING om gree, or er nS ae os Fag twat Paes y a Ses * Se! erate: SER tegen eo ee ae i Pea 0000203
oo oe Cw ¢ _ClAssiFieD MESSAG. i DEC 4 1/4 MICROFILMED to . "| DIRECTOR ne sal FROM HEXIOD SLY ACTION: ght 5. “(MR WHITTEN, WH, MR. BALLEY,, SR, AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIZD ND COPY SLOTTED AT: 1700 23 INFO 8 pc}, D/OCI, DOP, » ADDR, ciel cir 2) ¢/sR Pai or PLCS on SEC RH EF 2520342 : " } Note: “If dae ras” ten, site 1. FOLLOWING _FULL TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE. . reasons and coordinate |, if appropriate. 2. ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1965 LIENVOY REPORTED: ‘FOL: . "ENTRADA NF DEL CONSULADO DEL CUBA QUIEN DICE QUE ALLI EN. SU CONSULADO ESTA NORTEAMERIGANO QUE. ESTUVO ALLI EN LA EMBAJADADA RUSA. Gato _ESPERE UN MOMENTO. MF ES SILVIA DURAN ¥ HABLA INGGGR ae CLUDADANO NORTEAMERICANO Y QUE LES’ a : HD LE HABLA EN INGLES. Mek | 2 a SPEAK RUSSIAN?” “THEN WHY DONRWOU TALK TO HIN?” NORTHAMERICAN = 3. TAKES PHONE AND SAYS IN BORKEN RUSSIAN “I WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND -.” SPOKE TO YUOR CONSUL. JUST A MINUTE.” MAN IN SOV EMB ASKS an NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? NORTHAMNERICAN: a S. "PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN". SOVIET: “WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?” NORTH- AMERICAN: -"I WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS.” SOVIET: "I KNOW THAT.” NORTHAMERICANs “I DID NOT KNOW. “Pold!- WoT O . OS COPY | "23 Mey 63 550 [see] REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED Marae een APS SRS PONT ; TONERS Bde: ww SiS _» CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS e | p foe RELEASE IN FULL 0000204, ae ee ee a on ee eos we Pam taeetammrtenine at em eee ME e «
14-00000 “CLASSIFISO” MESSAGE r Ses 2 ADD AEE AF Gre tate pa BAe BORE Few eras aoe Se 11 ta ome ton CDE REDEEM aS mee cee ce ear ome Ur THEN. I WENT To THE CUBAN EMBASSY TQ ASK THEM FOR MY ADDRESS JECAUSE THEY HAVE IT.” SOVIET: “WHY DONT You COME AGAIN AND LEAYE (OUR ADDRESS WITH US. IT IS NOT FAR.FRON THE CUBAN EMBASSY." * IORTHANERICAN: "WELL I'LL BE THERE RIGHT AWAY." DOUGLAS J. “EINGLASS NOTED NGRTHANERICAN SPOKE TERRIBLE HARDLY RECOGNIZABLE RUSSIAN. uO 5. ON ONE OCTOBER 1963 AT 1045 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET EMB AND Sal | "HELLO THIS ve OSWALD. SPEAKING. i WAS AT YOUR PLACE LAST’ sATURDAY AND SPOKE WITH THE CONSUL AND THEY SAID THAT THEY"D: 3END A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON so I WANTED TO FIND OUT IF You HAVE \WYTHING NEV? BUT I DONT REMEMBER THE NANE OF THAT CONSUL.” SOVIET CEMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): “KOSTIKOV: ‘HE IS DARK.” 10: "YES. -MY NAME IS OSWALD." SOVIET: “JUST A NINUTE “I'LL "IND OUT, THEY SAY THAT THEY HAVEN'T RECEIVED ANYTHIN o 40: “HAVE THEY DONE ANYTHING?” SOVIET: "YES THAY WO | REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT OUT BUT NOTHING “ RW eIVED. aS YET." 403 "AND WHAT.» 2” _SOVIET. HANGS Pg AN \ ae SAYS OSWALD is’ -\3 Oe IDENTICAL WITH PERSON, PaRAY one’ Pe TAKING BROKEN RUSSIAN WHO CALLED. Oe FROM CUBAN Enaassy "28 “SEPTEMBER TO SOVIET EMBASSY. Gs Coriment:”#Requested Station veview” all LIENVOY (1) tapes and transesc since 27 Sept, to locate pertinent information on Oswald. 3 a
14-00000 WRG: 2, B, RIGGS Xt . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . > DATE: 23 NOVEMBER 1963 MSTR: - COMMO 2eRET FILE . CHRONO (DUMMY) . CLASSIFICATION Silvia DURAN P- KOSTIKOV P-_ NUMBER INITIAL PRIORITY roving bi pnannaa™| ws ORICAL REVIEW PRO ma TO IMMEDIATE, DIR INFO. DEFERRED Cro Loot sy Hehe womb assiatiesctial DUP oe to a REF; DIR 84886 o 1, FOLLOWING FULL TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE, 2. ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1963 LIENVOY REPORTED FQL: "ENTRADA . s) Isu CONSULADO” ‘MF DEL CONSULADO. DEL.CUBA QUIEN DICE QURA 4) ESTA UN NORTEAMERICANO QUE ESTYYO NLA EMBAJADADA ES SILVIA DURAN Y HABLA - ° 'UERA Y COMENTA EN ESPANOL QUE _ LA PUSIERON TELEFONO.A APARICIO Y LO APUNTA QUE ES EL 1412 99. SILVIA LE DICE SOBRE EL CIUDADANO NORTEAMERICANO Y QUE LES VA A HABLAR, HF HABLA RUSO, HD LE HABLA EN INGLES, " SILVIA DURAN ASKS NORTHAMERICAN "DO YOU SPEAK RUSSIAN?" THEN "WHY DONT YOU TALK TO HIM?" NORTHAMERICAN TAKES PHONE AND SAYS IN BROKEN RUSSIAN "I WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND SPOKE TO YOUR CONSUL." MAN IN SOV EMB "JUST A MINUTE," MAN IN SOV EMB ASKS in NOR THAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? _NORTHAMERICAN: ae <4 CCORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER ho pkate . _. OUTGOING Ri ceteeeemmnn = aie ~ Logergyemien ween “ fe . x ee. IRATE a, - . me ww TEAS aa ek ae ae SE eeerenc as: re _ ee — 0060206
14-00000 rte 44) a * ; | ( ) Rig (Ts CLASSIFIED MESSAGE att: 'STRes | aarp File: PAGE 2, : CLASSIFICATION INITIALS DEFERRED PRIORITY ROUTINE | | IMMEDIATE re) INFO, ; CIE Vel 2. a . NUMRER "PLEASE SREAK RUSSIAN", SOVIET: "WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?" NORTHAMERICAN: "I WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS,"" SOVIET: "I MMAXK KNOW THAT." NORTHAMERICAN: "I DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, I WENT TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY TO ASK THEM FOR MY ADDRESS BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT, S. "WHY ees _DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND LEAVE You WITH US, IT IS NOT FAR FROM THE CUBAN on THERE RIGHT AWAY. " FEINGLASS NOTED NORTHAMERICAN | MERICAN: "WELL LL BE i SPOKE TERRIBLE ~ RECOGNIZABLE EUSSIAN. 3. ON ONE OCTOBER 1963 AT 1045 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET EMB AND SAID "HELLO THIS IS LEE OSWALD SPEAKING, I WAS AT YOUR. PLACE LAST SATURDAY AND SPOKE WITH THE CONSUL AND THEY SAID THAT THEY'D SEND A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON SO 1 WANTED TO FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE ANY THING NEW? BUT IDONT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL." SOVIET (EMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): NKROSTIKOV: HE IS DARK." MO: "YES, MY NAME IS OSWALD," SOVIET: "JUST A MINUTE I'LL FIND OUT, THEYXSA&¥ CHATCEREY HAVEN'T RECEIVED. Coe eatin AUTHENTICATING OFFICER RELEASING OFFICER Sy Lotion, Sg teparmemanatay” wpb pep! yeerteh = ey eee ~ a Spots a — SR Sep * eames ka é PAR ain tea = Ps, Ohne net Pte, Set ha EEN eee) 3 cores el Shah F ng 2) ee re we pen el ere, 04.0207
14-00000 Te . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: STR: — FILE: ‘Page 3, —E INITIALS NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY ene OPERATIONAL | twitiats ROUTINE IMMEDIATE : Oo - INFO, : CIE — £OLSN_. ANY THING YET, MO: “HAVE THEY. DONE ANYTHING ae SSOVIET: “YES * THEY SAY THAT A REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT avy MOTHING HAS BEEN RECEIVED AS YET." MO: "ANDag ae SOVIET HANGS UP, = 4, DOUGLAS J, FEINGL . ) = OSWALD IS IDENTICA re - ° RUSEIAN ¥ WHO CALLE FROM CUBAN EMBASSY 28 SEPTEMBER TO SOVIET ~ " EMBASSY. exp —_ COORDINATING OFFICERS jurnenREGhNe oFricen CLASSENEREGN * RELEASING @EFICER - _ OUTGOING 0060203
14-00000 * eo een - aoe ' 3 se seneonenese terete een? - ROUTING DOC, MICRO, SE. ” SECRET " pp | | 2 ee TO. + DIRECTOR DEC 4 1974 3h i él * MICROFILMED “FROM + MEXICO CITY OS COPY; ACTION: ¢/WH 5.(MR. WHITTEN, WH MR. BAGLEY, SR AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT3/1700 23 NOV WB) INFO +: pol, p/oci, bop, ADoP, £/fl), c/Fi 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, p/os 2, VR tA. » | SECRET 2329457 — . on oo - —™ IMMEDIATE DIR-CITE MEXI 7008 oe NA i afieus287 187 “REF MEX 7025 (rw ETIeV Ye ~— 1. COS HAD URGENT CALL To SEE LITENSOR 23 NOV. 2 cos THOUGHT WOULD BE FOR LITENSOR EXPRESSION _ WER Loss or PRES KENNEDY BUT DEVELOPED “THAT LIENVOY a) avad MADE ON 28 SEPTEMBER, > 3. BELIEVE FACT THAT LITENSOR awapg’ JOINT OPERATION); AND PaSSED SNS sto: OS IS IMPORTANT. SECRET. YY 6h wN cs Comment: *Forwarded a \AWigwy of LIENVOY (2). transcripts. z 3 . +S, 2 RECORDS grr lL. ak STAMP . ‘ Fe . Soo ~— ; Atien is ae - bo pier i The followins pu, a 2 i oe ized: AQ2r wh ; ~< z oo ~ 2. Y signed: ee - 2 Ss % R.0. #1 - Unit _ CLL eee a toa, eite , . an ; Note: icone coorainete D, LEL-S YI US Coy ON Dele TING Document Number 59-549 , : L- APR 1976 A3 Yow 63 my \c for FOIA avon GaouP b is SECRET tietegsieg oa _ Copy No. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED so vn inten: Fo Nodal Ata my to ny Liye ate COR ea, ae Oar ty ne! 8 Sone PERE Ses sascha asi DEAT aan shee AT ites . . * te oa “ *, . . BS _ _ 6005209 fi i x See. (3 us O oe ' . ~ 4 i ‘ x es
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14-00000 sent tet . ; phar Pdi “ ~ {44} C ( oo" Coos ExT CLASSIFIED MES ie. oe xT : SAGE DATE: 23 NOVEMBER 1963 nISTRE COMMO SECRET : FILES @S=B59D CHRONO (DUMMY) _ CLASSIFICATION LITENSOR P * INITIALS : DEFERRED PRIORITY z | 1 OPERATIONAL | iiacs e ROUTINE ke IMMEDIATE __ ee ’ . ; ral 23 TO IMMEDIATE DIR INFO, CUE MEXL <pusaeq———— " , : KAPPOS. ade ee a ek a sone REF: MEXI-7025 1, COS HAD URGENT CALL TO SEE LITENSOR 23 NOV, _&. GOS THOUGHT WOULD BE FOR LITENSOR EXPRESSION \ CONDOLENCE OVER LOSS. OF PRES KENNEDY PAN QD AYELOPED THAT _ LIENVOY 2 HAD LOGATED CALL TO ~~ te! '. MADE ON 28 SEPTEMBER, OF LEE OSWALD ws AWARE OF THIS CONTACT | 3, BELIEVE FACT T f FROM OUR JOINT Ope SN) AND PASSED DATA TO COS IS IMPORTANT, fer END OF MSG Bo sa 49 ! ) | | | 000214 | COORDINATING OFFICERS , SECRET w.c.c, AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER OUTGOING aT Se + wens ate, Rete rede peas acters ohugarns Loe ae bt eat Se sete? . cae pais cee mS CON =. v6 ’ vsti a we ole y inte erate 1 PAA edit Bh pac metas cg tte hh de taped F; . : cate oes aye comes ent matenreyttnnnergeeae