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404-10740-10184 > vip CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY vee AA TNT EANAL-USE ONY ‘Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel & ” Thursday - 14 July 1977 | f 17-9007 7. (Secret - PG) LIAISON Michael J. Hershman, Deput Director, Subcommittee on International Organizations, House International Relations Committee, Beverley Lumpkin and William Garvelink, of the Subcommittee staff, visited C&RS Conference Room this date in order to review files. While they were here, Miss Lumpkin and Mr. Garvelink signed Nondisclosure Agreements and the matter of our dealings with NSA was discussed with Mr, Hershman, (See Memorandum for the Record, ) 8. (Unclassified - RJK) LIAISON Called Clare Buchanan, Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, and informed her that DOD could update the background investigations of Seth Tillman and John Ritch,of the Committee staff,if the Chairman sends a letter making such a request to DOD. She indicated that she would move on this immediately. . 9. (Internal Use Only - DTC) LIAISON I met briefly with Representative Louis Stokes (D., Ohio), Chairman, House Select Gompittes-on Assassinations, and then Mr. G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the — Committee, on security matters and a Nondisclosure Agreement. (See Memorandum for the Record.) In addition, Chairman Stokes gave me a’ - letter which was addressed to the DCI and concerned the termination of: clearance status of two House Select Committee on Assassinations staffers. 10. (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Returned a telephone call from the office of the Resident Commissioner Baltasar Corrada.(D., Peurto Rico). The Commissioner's press secretary, Bernardo Guerra, indicated that he was gathering general information on many agencies of the. Executive Branch and wished to visit the CIA with other members of the staff to "talk about the CIA,"' I responded that I thought the best way to start was to send him a general kit of public information on the Agency, which hopefully would satisfy his informational needs. A kit was provided by A/DCI/PA and forwarded to the. Office of the Resident Commissioner, Puerto Rico, Attention: Bernardo Guerra, Room 1319 Longworth House Off ice Beng. OS onan L. 2 Legislative Counsel ec: o/ppcr «DDI DDA DDS&T SA/DO/Q °° ~—-NIO - Mr. (Grinwis Mr. Lapham IC Staff / 90 gy 8 Ex. Sec. Mr. Hetu Comptroller ,
‘404-10740-10185] Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 6 Monday - 25 July 1977 23, (Confidential - LLM) LIAISON Called Gerry Burke, NSA, and indicated that as late as Friday night, Dave Bushong, ‘Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, was still of the opinion that Senator 7 James Pearson (R., Kansas) would be traveling to the NSA facility in England, Later, Burke advised that the matter has been resolved that the Senator will not visit the facility, but instead will receive a briefing from the NSA representative in London, 24. (Unclassified ~ LLM) LIAISON In the company of Dick Rininger, OGC, Don Burns, OS, and Doug Cummins, of our office, I met for several hours with Bob Blakey, Chief Counsel, and James Wolf, staff of the House Select Committee on Assassinations, to review the Committee's security rules, non-disclosure agreement, and Mernorandum of Understanding. We compluted negotiations on the first two documents and resolved one of the two major problems with the Memorandum of Understanding. I told Blakey that we would try to have our counter-proposal to him either tomorrow or the next day which he said would be fine. 25, (Unclassified - LLM) BRIEFING Mike Van Dusen, House international Relations Committee staff, called to cancel the scheduled 29 July briefing of the Subcornmittee on Europe and the Middle East because of the pre-recess squeeze on the Cornmittee schedule and the fact that Chairman Lee Hamilton (D., Ind.) would like to have the DCI appear sometime in September, 26. (Unclassified - THW) BRIEFING I called Mike Van Dusen, House International Relations Committee staff, and told him that, unfortunately, the Director had another meeting which he had to attend on 29 July and, there- fore, would not be able to appear before the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middl: fast on that date. I told him that we would be able to provide a senior official to brief the Subcommittee which he at first agreed to. He later called Mr. Miller and said that Chairman Hamilton wanted the Director to appear” and therefore, asked that the appearance be postponed until after the August recess. | O e) O ‘ a yy Reha he GEORGE L. CARY Legislative Counsel ce: DCL DDI DDA DDS&T SA/DO/O NIO ! _(Grinwig ‘Mr. Lapham IC Staff . Sec. Mr. Hetu . Comptroller 19/00 gepet od ast piste So, Fe ee er
{1-009 Shit; oe “ene” “ot ~ ~ Ash TaFL Journal - Office of Legislative ‘Counsel Fy S Cc ) Page 7 ral Friday - 22 July 1977 7/- Charayee 28. (Secret ~ PLC) LIAISON Jack Williamson, DCI Security, called to advise that the Office of Security will grant appropriate compartmented security clearances for Roger Carroll, GAO, temporarily assigned to the House Government Operations Subcommittee on Legislation and National Security, for his access to the national program contracts that CIA has with -Systems?5 DDS&T/OD&E, was advised and I will make arrangements for Carroll to come out early next week to review the documents in Mr. | office. ; 93 ; 29. (Internal Use Only - PLC) LIAISON Bill Hogan, Counsel, House Armed Services Subcommittee on Intelligence and Military Application - of Nuclear Energy, called requesting assistance in certifying the compartrnented clearances for Committee staffer Peter Hughes, who will be leaving next week for a trip to Strategic Air Command: headquarters. I called him back and referred him to the office of Col. Steve Harrick, OSD/Legislative Liaison, since our records showed the clearances were issued by the Department of Defense. ed 30. (Confidential - PLC) BRIEFING Rhett Dawson, Senate Armed Services Committee staff, called and requested that the briefing of Committee staff by Dr. Castillo, OWI, set for this afternoon at 3:00 p.m. be changed to Monday, 25 July, at.10:00 a.m. The new time was set with Bob English, CSS, . I called Dawson back to confirm. 31. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Spoke to Norvill Jones, Staff Director, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Rick Asplund, in the office of Senator John C. Culver (D., Iowa), and learned that there had been no declassification of Admiral Turner's contributions to the GAO report on AWACS., [Bernie McMahon,] EA/DCI, was advised. 32. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Bob Blakey, Chief Counsel, House Select Committee on Assassinations, called to schedule a sessiva Monday to negotiate the nondisclosure agreement, memorandum of understanding and to review the security rules which will apply within the Cotirnittee.
o yi (fe (toa-t0140-107192 ~ oe welt Bo 7 Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Fhursday - 14 July 1977 7. (Secret - PG) LIAISON Michael J. Hers Deput Director, Subcommittee on International Organizations, House International Relations Committee, Beverley Lumpkin and William Garvelink, of the Subcommittee staff, visited C&RS Conference Room this date in order to review files, While they were here, Miss Lumpkin and Mr. Garvelink Signed Nondisclosure Agreements and the matter of our dealings with NSA was discussed with Mr, Hershman, (See Memorandum for the Record, ) 8. (Unclassified . RJK) LIAISON Called Clare Buchanan, Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee staff, and informed her that. DOD could update _ the background investigations of Seth Tillman and John Ritch,of the Committee staff,if the Chairrnan sends a letter making such a request to DOD, She | indicated that she would move on this immediately, 9. (Internal Use Only - DTC) LIAISON I met briefly with Representative Louis Stokes (D., Ohio), Chairman, House ormumitte Assassinations, and. then Mr. G, Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the - |. Committee, on security matters and a Nondisclosure Agreement, (See Memorandum for the Record.) In addition, Chairman Stokes gave me a letter which was addressed to the DCI and concerned the termination of clearance status of two House Select Committee on Assassinations staffers, 10. (Unclassified - RSG) LIAISON Returned a telephone call from the office of the Resident Commissioner Baltasar Corrada.(D., Peurto Rico), The Commissioner's press secretary, Bernardo Guerra, indicated that he was gathering general information on many agencies of the. Executive Branch and wished to visit the CIA with other members of the staff-to "tall about the CIA," I responded that I thought the best way to start was to send him a general kit of public information on the Agency, which hopefully would satisfy his 7 informational needs. A kit was provided by A/DCI/PA and forwarded to the. Office of the Resident Commissioner, Puerto Rico, Attention: Bernardo Guerra, Room 1319 Longworth House Office Building. ne a GEORGE L, CARY ne - Legislative Counsel Mr. \Grinwis Mr. Lapham IC Staff Ex. Sec. Mr. Hetu Comptroller / F/0 a | O/DDCL oF DDI DDA DDSRT SAIDO/O © NIQ
404-10140-10219 7 CIA rg Monday - 2 May 1977 77- 6007/2 | ‘sheasectnet apenas We animate thie AE G1 ts RONAN 24. (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Called Bill Miller, Staff Director, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, ‘and set up a meeting in, for him with C/CCS, at 11:00 a.m. on 3 April to discuss a story regarding]Agency| _ - hich may appear shortly in the Chicago Sun Times. 24 ae . Talso asked Miller if there was any remaining assistance the Agency could provide on the matter of a briefcase temporarily lost by one member of the Committee staff and Miller said he thought not. 25. (Confidential - DFM) LIAISON Received a call from Stan Taylor, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, who referenced one answer provided by the Agency to the supplemental questions ( 724 submitted by the Committee regarding Agency activities Taylor thought that the documents referenced in this answer might help in convincing the Committee to delete the most offensive sentence in the interim report. I promised to bring the materials to Taylor the following - . morning. 26, (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON Steve Fallis, House Select Committee on Assassinations staff, called in follow-up of his calfOtrrmc- Friday Concefatiio-seeurity-cherrancessand related matters. J told him that Mr. Doug Cummins would be in touch with him today, after he has talked with our Security people. n 27. (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON Called Sam Hoskinson, National Security Council staff, to check on the President's contacts with the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on the Micronesia “statement. He confirmed that the President had talked with Chairman Daniel Inouye (D., Hawaii) on Friday afternoon and the Chairman had indicated that the Committee would hold off any action - on the statement until Chairman Inouye returned to Washington and the Committee meets on Tuesday. At that time, the matter will be brought before the full Committee again. Hoskinson said the President was also considering calling Senator Gary Hart (D., Colo.) on the rnatter, LGM 8 Tr TE y ae ese tered
(toa-t0140-10221 CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY C ae He - Addendum to Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Monday - 14 March 1977 4, (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON Later in the day, I talked with Steve Fallis, guse Select Committee ¢ on | Assassinations staff, to advise him that we were not isp OPTS provi Stony files on the part of uncleared Select: Conimittee personnel until such time as clearances were obtained and appropriate secrecy agreements were executed... At this point, Richard.Sprague, Counsel of the Committee, . came on the phone and referred to the fact that Mr. Knoche. had made an exception in. granting access. to- classified. material. regarding the: tapes of Lee Harvey Oswald's communications with the Soviet Embassy ‘in Mexico City and he wondered if similar arrangements could be made in this case. I teld Sprague I would look into it and be back in - touch with him, 5. (Unclassified - GLC) LIAISON Received a call from Dorothy Fosdick, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Senate Government Operations Committee staff, requesting access to a study mentioned in the Henry Bradshir article in the press today entitled, "U.S. Hard Currency and Payments in 1977-1978." I made arrangements for the document:to be delivered to Ms. Fosdick this morning.  hwgech L. CARY Legislative scary 7 Slap? cc: D 0% Mr. Grinwis) Ex. Sec, DDI DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Falkiewicz SA/DO/O Ic Staff Comptroller NIO 19/21 ups CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY
404-10140-10225 rs tess calpa tne Fe = ¢@ “anetnteanal USE ONLY ¢ CONFIDENTIAL Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Friday - 19 November 1976 77-Coo wlio 12. (Unclassified - DFM) BRIEFING Mike Madigan, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, called to request a second briefing by George Kalaris, C/CI Staff, on the Agency's counter-intelligence mission. Kalaris wasn't able to finish his briefing on 3 November because of numeroat tat questions and Bill Miller, Staff Director, said at that time he would Lil schedule another briefing. After checking with h Kalaris, the briefing was set up for 23 November at 9:30. 13, (Confidential .- LLM) LIAISON In response to his previous request, made arrangements with Alan Romberg, NSC staff, to read ~ the transcript of the briefing before the Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Organizations and Security Agreements, Senate Foreign Relations Committee. , 14, (Unclassified - LLM) FAA ALERT Reached Ralph Preston, . House Appropriations Committee staff, at home and alerted him to the fact there has been another Presidential finding. 15. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Larry Callahan, Department o Justice, called to determine our interest in collaborating with them on drawing up the investigations standards for security standards of the House Select Committee on Assassinations. I saidl thought we would want to apply the same standards that were followed in the case of the Senate committees and Robert Gambino, D/Security, has been alerted to follow through on this with Justice. Little progress has been made on the security clearances and Calla is quite certain that at least one and possibly two staffers known to him wo not meet suitable standards of the Department of Justice. Regarding the "Hoover memo," a decision is now pending in Justic on showing it to Chairman Thomas N. Downing (D., Va.) and Representati Samuel L. Devine (R., Ohio) ona "non es fo be taken"! basis. [Pave Grit) SA/DCI, was advised, V4) y 03 GEORGE L. CARY | po/ Legislative Counsel ec: O/DCI O/DDCI Ex. Sec. DDI DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Parmenter Mr. Falkiewicz SA/DO/O IC Staff Comptroller 1Q/3/ A INTERNAL USE ONLY CONFIDENTIAL
404-10140-10234 e C _.. CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY CONFIDENTIAL [AINTERNAL USE ONLY ( CONFIDENTIAL e a Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Friday - 19 November 1976 39-0007//0 12. (Unclassified - DFM) BRIEFING Mike Madigan, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, called to request a second briefing by George Kalaris, C/CI Staff, on the Agency's counter-intelligence mission. Kalaris wasn't able to finish his briefing on 3 November because of numerot staff questions and Bill Miller, Staff Director, said at that time he would lil to schedule another briefing. After checking with Kalaris, the briefing was set up for 23 November at 9:30. - 13. (Confidential.- LLM) LIAISON In response to his previous request, made arrangements with Alan Romberg, NSC staff, to read — the transcript of the briefing before the Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Organizations and Security Agreements, Senate Foreign Relations Committee. . . . . 14, (Unclassified - LLM) FAA ALERT Reached Ralph Preston, House Appropriations Committee staff, at home and alerted him to the fact there has been another Presidential finding. an 15. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Larry Callahan, Department o Justice, called to determine our interest in collaborating with them on | drawing up the investigations standards for security standards of the House Select Committee on Assassinations. I] said I thought we would want to apply the same standards that were followed in the case of the Senate committees and Robert Gambino, D/Security, has been alerted to follow through on this with Justice. OS a . ce Little progress has been made on the security clearances and Calla is quite certain that at least one and possibly two staffers known to him wo not meet suitable standards of the Department of Justice. a . Regarding the "Hoover memo," a decision is now pending in Justic on showing it to Chairman Thomas N. Downing (D., Va.} and Representati Samuel L. Devine (R., Ohio) ona "non es fo be taken!'! basis. /[ Dave Grit SA/DCI, was advised, y, . : GEORGE L. CARY. ppl Legislative Counsel cc: O/DCI O/DDCI Ex. Sec. DDI DDA DDS&T Mr. Lapham Mr. Parmenter Mr. Falkiewicz SA/DO/O IC Staff Comptroller 19/3/
14-00000 SECR ET 7 aioe Sheet Received by OLC NR-* No Record STATUS OF REQUEST: 2 Mar 78 ltr cont'd — NI - Nothing Identifiable . Item Description ym OIG» . AN 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. ; ob. mm ! Pete Wheeler ~ . - ec 7 Ga A Request ltr from Agency releasing the following ¢ persons of any obligations ; De “AY. of secrecy they may have made AY to the CIA: Anne’ Goodpasture David Phillips Robert Shaw \Robert Zambernardi ; ‘William Bright is we 7 cot (Barbara Manel] / Allen White Richard Helms
(to-totan-12s0 a a So e.. -—IRANSMITTAL AND DOCUMENT RECEIPT 1] Anrat og W/O @ TT * FROM: Office of Legislative Counsel Hr. Robert Morrison, Security Director | ‘sey- Central Intelligence Agency House Select Committee on Assassinations | | _., Room 7 D 35. 3331 House Office Bleg., Annex #2 ye Es Te tty cree Ps... Waghington, D.c. 20505 and & 0 Street, SE., Washington, D.C. oy MS | ‘ [THE DOCUMENTS LISTEO HEREON ARE FORWARDED FOR: C‘“‘“‘S*™*~*~*™*~* CONTROL NUMBER DOC. DATE SUBJECT (Unclassified preferred). | ctas Leslie Wizelman's notes on( | Secri | a ~ Jonathan Blackmer's Notes on Yictor Dominador Espinosa Hernandez, Bernards Gonzalez De Torres Alvarez (3/23/78) Sec) Rene Carballo, Michael McLaney, Edward Moss, WACKENHUT, rank Bartes, Roy Emory Hargraves, Carlos Eduardo Hernandez Sanchez, Pedre Siaz Lanz RETURNTO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce e rs ae ed Le RECE LPT SIGNATURE (acknowledging receipt of above documents) RETURN TO OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEI CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ‘DATE OF RECEIPT > ROOM 7 D 35 _ WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 1oe%s 37728 . | - WHITE, RETURN COPY 2 ~ PINK, ADORESSEE HOLD BAC Ups QR - CANAQV ALO UAEND Bary.
Item Description DDO Committee would like to interview all persons who served as case officers in the Soviet Russion Division of the for period 1963 thru Februar 1964, as well as COS and DCOS of Station for that period (ro4-t0140-40282] 7 - R= Ready for Review : ; a Cy L’ - Log Sheet Received by OLC . t ae all SECRET NR~ No Record RETURN TO Cha STATUS OF REQUEST: 5 April 78 ltr cont'd NI - Nothing Identifiable Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce SECRET (4
(404-10140-10287 STATUS OF REQUEST: Letter from Blakey ‘dtd 6 Mar 78 ( Kennedy) ‘“ —oeghth *R - Ready for Review J = Log Sheet Received by OLC ~ NIt-- No Record NI - Nothing Identifiable TASKED TO: SA/DO/O, OS, OGC, OIG, OP, OF Item Description l. 7 2. 3. James Willcott David C. Murphy ‘Boris Tarasoff Ann Tarasoff Misc. Offices | CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE AS SANITIZED 4999
STATUS OF REQUEST: TASKED TO: OF, OP, SA/DO/O, OS, OIG, OGC Item Description DDO l. Maurice Bishop aka * John Bishop Jim Bishop FNU Firgault | gaF 2. WIROGUE Committee will give further identifying info orally on following: - ee pe (tae ~ Best : rhte ee e tet af Oe 3. _ George Breen 4.f 5. William V. Broe RR! 6. Jim Delaney 7. Jerry Fox - RR ¢ g. | ‘d. Chesles, Ste- Pete rtin re 10. Elwood D. ll. Sere eeeed '12. Frederick Randall 13. Jack Randall 14. Kan Takai Fa af aes Ve 1; - . Ce cay eet EOE le OF OV ie & / on orc a caer Meides<to VR SECRET Ltr from Blakey dtd 2 Mar 78 (Kennedy) oS Nételo pre a5-nly Length kc en) | OP *R - Ready for Review a } -~ Log Sheet Received by OLC Nr—* No Record NI. - Nothing Identifiable . Misc. Offices me epee ted
14-00000 *R - Ready for Review SECRE! ’ - Log Sheet Received by OLC , Nk No Record STATUS OF REQUEST: 2 Mar 78 1ltr cont'd NI - Nothing Identifiable _ a James Angelton Raymond Rocca . | a E. Howard Hunt - Thomas Karamessines Ramon-Josebh Alvarez Durant Charlotte Bustos Joseph Burkholder Smith Rudy Bruno | Dan Vogel Arthur Dooley Wesley J. Leibeler Howard P, Willins W. David Slawson William Coleman | ’ Samuel Stern ae
14-00000 ote ro *R ~ Ready for Review  __ i SECREL I - Log Sheet Received by OLC NR-= No Record STATUS OF REQUEST: 2 Mar 78 ltr cont'd NI - Nothing Identifiable | ae me re ay George I ‘Frederick Munro | U Floryan Randolph Karty Oliver N. Primack written confirmation of an oral request by Dan Harflway: l. Origs of any existing "surveillance productio RR and logs of any operations directed at Le 4 the Soviet and Cuban jag" Enibassies for the Jf period 9/26/63 to 10/3/63 in Mexico | City 2. any 201 Files pertaini sh R _ to FNU Nunez Portuondoj © SC te jy crplornald. on Stayul Ip7¥ lhet Lemont Ada ALAA,
74-00000 .7 . on = Keaay fOr Nevitw o™ SECRET “- Log Sheet Received by OLC , Nk-- No Record STATUS OF REQUEST: 2 Mar 78 ltr cont'd NI - Nothing Identifiable _¢é 15. Doris Watanabe - 16. Larry Watanabe . Li ¢ is 17. Jim Woods - [. +) Do, - | 18. Louis Woods 19. Pete Wheeler ~ 4 ‘ 4 2Q. Shizuo Yamada - Request Itr from Agency releasing the following persons of any obligations * of secrecy they may have made to the CIA: Anne Goodpasture David Phillips > ; Robert Shaw ‘Robert Zambernardi | ‘William Bright Allen White oe Richard Helms
14-00000 ACh as F DS ekond oN SECRET “YN- Log Sheet Received by OLC — Nk-- No Record eo STATUS OF REQUEST: 2 Mar 78 ltr cont'd ; NI - Nothing Identifiable James Angeiton Raymond Rocca -_E. Howard Hunt - | a Thomas Karamessines Ramon-Josebh Alvarez Durant Charlotte Bustos Joseph Burkholder Smith Rudy Bruno Dan Vogel Arthur Dooley Wesley J. Leibeler ; Howard P, Willins _W. David Slawson + William Coleman Samuel Stern SEGRET
14-00000 - oO ” Ho aK = Keaay LOK nevacw ~~ . -_ SECRE| "S- Log Sheet Received by OL oO! ) Nk-- No Record . . Hts ° STATUS OF‘ REQUEST: 2 Mar 78 ltr cont'd NI - Nothing Identifiable George Frederick Munro: Floryan Randolph Karty ; . . | oe ok ) . Oliver N. Primack written confirmation of an oral request by Dan Harflway: 1. Origs of any existing _ surveillance productio and logs of any operations directed at the Soviet and Cuban Embassies for the period 9/26/63 to 10/3/63 in Mexico | City y - #23 any 201 files pertaini sp. ae “4 to FNU Nunez Portuondo
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(404-10140-10823 page ~~ Notice of Completion Notice to HECA (when received GLC) 90 haveyraV AP 7a i eee ' i | 1 i i ! RETURN TO CIA Sane creme! Background Use Only CONTROL LOG FOR HSCA REQUESTS ~°. op RET ° Do Not Reproduce SEUAL HECA REQUEST Date Received Disseminated Follow-Up Status ‘dutc, identifying (date and list ~~ rof. summary) of offices) {18 August 1978 21 August 1978 21 August. 1978 OLC 78<3011 (unsigned) J11 } PCS/LOC Koa. kl. tC Request access to following documents: Gs 1 JHATW}1721, 16 Oct 64 con AMMUG/1 | a i Lo CO nn 4 - 2. 3716 dtd 6 Apr 65 con AMLASH \ NK! ; . 3. [Thhss2 dtd 4 June 65 con AMLASH | 4. MEXI-7613 dtd 1963 con Rodriguez-Lopez 5. MEXI-7625 dtd 1963 con Rodriguez ~Lopez ("J