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ions Ge ‘eR | as DTt " SECRET FRPS op pe vo STAFF | CONF: C/LAmB INFO FILE, VRy O0DG*4, C/Cle4, C/EPS/EG@2, C/LSN/IDy —C/0G/0MS, CAPCS, C/SIA, C/SIA/IC, DDO/DO, ICS, ODPD=D, OLC, SE CR 4 “TOs PRIORITY, MEXICO CITY, OWNINTEL | RYBAT CREFS DIRECTOR 22901 ‘BOTH! “CRYPTONYM AND TRUE NAME) END OF MESSAGE SECRET \ C29/P) | 78 0762352 . oe PAGE 001. | Bee TOT: 2621062 MAY 78 STAFF 2621067 | DIRECTOR 229934 ode IDENTITIES ARE AS FOLLOWSS .. IDEN A = VIOLA JUNE COBB (APPEARS ON HSCA LIST UNDER IDEN B @ (UNABLE TO IDENTIFY FURTHER) LIDEN C © MANUAL CALVILLO ALONSO (APPEARS ON HSCA LIST | UNDER’ BOTH CRYPTONYM AND TRUE NAME) COLONEL: ‘ALFONSO RUDOLPH WICHTRICH, AKA (CONSUELO O_ESPERON ) . coed U § ALBERU_S0 (THE 1977 MEXICO CITY TELEPHONE. 2.5 # ONE ALBERU AS RESIDENT OF (MICHELET 7=301y) 0 bute Dek oe TEL NO, (S9d5"99047,) “IDEN H » JUANITA CASTRO “NO FILE, E2, IMPDET,> pases ore (LEHMAN X1222)3 COORDD SA/D0/0 (GREGG), Pecan
14-00000 7 9, Co breturned - the HSCA investigators to the Embassy where they expressed their appreciation to both the COS and ityself and ; interview was most worthwhile. The electronic _ wo | noted that the | oe equipment was cleared from Rooms 809 and 810 and[ | subsequently _ released all three rooms back to the del Angel desk clerk. . ~ 10. No surveillance or other problems were noted during this operation. 11. On Wednesday, 9 August I returned to » HAS and reported the results of the trip to my. superiors. om Niles R. Gooding} Original- Mr. Breckinridge 1 + Mr. Sturbitts 1 - Mr. Briggs
5 7 : — Oo f ni: ~ * : Log : ; CON civ ii “AL - requirements levied on them, in fact, there was considerable activity “ in this respect. In the course of the present review a number of case : | officers at the Station during that period have described the frenetic : activity in this respect. The characterization by the Chief of Station as to passive collection by CIA inside the United States should not be extended to apply to what was done with reporting assets outside the | United States, as the SSC Final Report attempts to do at the bottom of ( page 58. | ° The SSC Final Report has undertaken to paint this in very different terms than the record supports. The extensive reporting to the FBI and the Warren Commission provides a truer reflection of the level of activity by CIA (see Tab E). even if its sources did not bear on every question that has been concerved since then. IV "Unpursued Leads" At pages 60-67, in Book V of the SSC Final Report, there is a section that addresses leads that were felt to not have been followed by the intelligence agencies. This follows the section on CIA's Performance on the Inquiries. This section first addresses two Cubana flights to Havana from Mexico City on 22 November (the date of President Kennedy's murder) and 27 November 1963, raising questions about passengers reported to be aboard those flights. By way of background it is noted that during that period Cubana flights traveled on a round trip basis between Havana and Mexico City every other day. More specifically, there were flights at this time on 22 November, 25 November and 27 November. The flights on 10
14-00000 SuRET SENSIT!™ nae Intelligence Sources on Oswald's Visit to Mexico City in 1963 1. (nilatera} Coverage: | From the time the Mexico Station was opened (in April) (947) until the arrival of Mr. Win Scott as Chief of Station(ins “¥955,) the Station had developed a support apparatus to exploit E2 IMPDET CL BY 004645
14-00000 COVER SHEET -CRYPTONYM ~ LIEMPTY. —s— FIELD CASE OFFICER 2 x tb, % oe Quinton N, OUSLER toa may tb an <ico City 7 CHIEF OF or staan piel ) STATION . Mt ‘Willard C, CORTES The attached project sett me 1 December 1961 through 30 November 1962. | | 7 ae rR ET / RSS
104-10065-10093 aot o™~ _ (BRECKINRIDGE); AUTHs C/E/AS ‘SECRET STAFF © CONF ¢ INFO: ODPD=D, VR, FILE, DDO@d, C/EPS/COMP, C/EPS/EG=d, C/EUR@6, C/OG/DMS, C/PCS, C/PCS/PGL, COMPT, DDO/DO, ICS, OLC, (23/P) 78 1457685 PAGE 001 . TOT: 2323582 OCT 78 | DIRECTOR 313322 | SECRET STAFF 2323582 DIRECTOR 313322 TO: (Os . -RYBAT WNINTEL CODEL REF: DIRECTOR 215762. 1, SUBJECT REF TESTIFIED BEFORE HOUSE SELECT COMMITTTEE ON. ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) UNDER ALIAS IN MAY OF. THIS YEAR, HSCA HAS NOW ' REQUESTED THAT HE COMPLETE AN INTERROGATORY IN THE FORM OF SWORN AND NOTARIZED AFFIDAVIT, LETTER TO SUBJECT REF FROM HSCA ADDRESSED IN ALIAS, INTERROGATORY IN» SEALED ENVELOPE AND REPLACEMENT FOR PAGE - THREE OF INTERROGATORY ALL POUCHED 20 OCTOBER, TM@424650, PLEASE DELIVER LETTER AND UNOPENED INTERROGATORY TO SUBJECT REF AND INSTRUCT HIM TO COMPLETE INTERROGATORY WITHIN FIVE: DAYS SUBSTITUTING SEPARATE . PAGE THREE FOR THE ONE ATTACHED TO THE INTERROGATORY IN THE SEALED ENVELOPE, @,. WHEN SUBJECT REF HAS COMPLETED INTERROGATORY, ARRANGE FOR “HIM TO SIGN IT IN ALIAS "IN THE PRESENCE OF MR, ERIC CARLSON, WHO SHOULD THEN NOTARIZE IT AS CONSULAR OFFICER, COMPLETED INTERROGATORY , SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED IF SUBJECT DEEMS NECESSARY AND POUCHED BACK TO H@S IN SEALED ENVELOPE MARKED "TO BE OPENED ONLY BY THE HSCA®, USE TRIPLE ENVELOPES, MARKING SECOND ENVELOPE TO BE OPENED ONLY BY CHIEF, PCS/LOC, AND OUTER TO BE OPENED ONLY BY CHIEF. E/AS © TO ‘AVOID - JNADVERTENT OPENING BY H@S POUCH ‘ROOM, 3, REASON FOR SUBSTITUTING PAGE THREE: FOR THE ONE ATTACHED TO THE INTERROGATORY IS TO OBVIATE. ANY POSSIBLE LEGAL -OR TECHNICAL PROBLEMS CARSON MIGHT HAVE IN NOTARIZING SUBJECT’S ALIAS SIGNATURE, WSCA HAS BEEN CONSULTED AND ‘CONCURS IN THE: SUBSTITUTION ‘OF NEW PAGE THREE. 4, ADVISE BY CABLE WHEN INTERROGATORY COMPLETED LAND POUCHED, Sy FILES DEFER. €2. IMPOET, > - ORIG: C/PCS/LOC (SHEPANEK Hon COORD: OCG (MORRISON), OLC RELa DCVEUR/CS [sd “SECRET (05785
14-00000 af, c™. . STAFF 78 0762295 PAGE 007 7 TOT: 2620562 MAY 78. DIRECTOR 229921 RAIN AND DIRECT 4 PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE TEAM AND ‘peovioe ((TAISON Saal TO-HIGHSLEVEL GOVERNMENT. _ OFFIGdALS\, MUNRO RETIRED EFFECTIVE 30 DEC 1970, 10, HSCA INVESTIGATORS ADVISED THEY PLAN TO CONTACT PRIVATE "MEXICAN CITIZENS WHO ARE NOT RPT NOT FORMER STATION ASSETS BUT WHO ARE PURPORTED TO HAVE PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE ABOUT LEE HARVEY OSWALD'S VISIT TO MEXICO CITY, PRESUME THESE MIGHT BE THOSE NON@-STATION ASSETS LISTED IN PARAGRAPH 2 ABOVE. 11, NO FILE, Ee, IMPDET,> CABLE SECs PLEASE INSERT NUMBER OF THIS CABLE ON ATTACHED IDEN CABLE AS REF, ORIG AC/LA/MGSB (LEHMAN x1222) COORD SA/D0/0 | C/PCS (PAGE), OLC (BRECKINRIDGE), C/LA/STB (STURBITTS)# AUTHS ~AC/LA/MGSB: (LEHMAN); REL: C/LA (WARREN)? CL BY 029163,< END OF MESSAGE 2 SECRET
14-00000 aa SECRET an STAFF 78: 1057685 a cS PAGE 002 “ToT: 2525582 . ocT 78- _ DIRECTOR 313322 CL By 026339. END OF MESSAGE SECRET
104-10065-10105F.. - - ASSUMPTION THAT NO CONTACT WITH } STAFFERS) “AS “SUCKS IS PLANNED, 2. IN EVENT YOU ARE CONTAETED PLS RESTRICT YOUR COMMENTS TO “MORK PERFORMED IN YOUR COVER CAPACITY, € 3. No FILE. €&2,IMPDET.> ORIG: -C/LA/STB (STURBITTS), COORD: C/LA/VCEYE- (TURBERVI LE) “$A/0070: (SHEPANEK), OLC (BRECKINRIDGE), C/LA/VCE/V - SO Gc. AUTHE S ADC/LA/S (BEARDSLEY), REL: C/LAD (WARREN), CLBY? 12160, Cr (END :0F MESSAGE SECRET 78 0749284 oe - ~~ . PAGE 001 steret T STAFF 2420582 DIRECTOR 228470 “WNINTEL -RYBAT REF [ jeaise 0741704 ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) PROVIDES FOR NOTICE TO HGS BY HSCA. 7014 i ms SECRET RRP S . a ‘STAFF. cy C/LAnB INFO: FILE, VR» C/OG/DMS, ODPD=D, Obey sap 10% C13/P) . as TOT: 2420592 MAY 78. a DIRECTOR 228070 to: [ «| INFO oe een 1. HOS WORKING AGREEMENT WITH HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE oN INVESTIGATORS OF ALL PLANNED CONTACTS WITH CURRENT OR FORMER Pat STAFF PERSONNEL. IN ABSENCE OF STAT NOTICE IN THIS CASE IT ouUR.§:.. : | of 4 . 4
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104-10065-10112] - ait (CL BY 061308, /43/ SECRET FRPs op ppp hoe DEFERRED TELEPOUCH CONF: IP/DP=9 © INFO: ODPD}D, RF, FILE, (11/P). 78 1081738 a PAGE O04 a : oe TOT: 040501Z AUG 78 WASHINGT 268730 et ECRET DEFERRED TELEPOUCH 0405017 WASHINGTON 268730 TGs FROMS Gres INFO EVA, PCS/LOC REFS: A, [190741 1072653 8, DIRECTOR 266612 de ASSUMING MEETING OF CASASIN WITH HSCA STAFFER CAN BE ARRANGED, WE HAVE FORWARDED UNDER TM 375761 SEALED ENVELOPE To _ BE TURNED OVER TO.HSCA STAFFER MS SURELL BRADY WHO WILL CALL AT STATION BEFORE MEETING WITH CASASIN, MS_ BRADY IS CLEARED THROUGH SECRET, PLS PROVIDE NAME AND PHONE NUMBER OF OFFICER WHO WILL BE DEALING WITH THIS MATTER, 2. SINCE. SOME OF THE MATERTAL BEING TM'ED FOR MS BRADY IS CLASSIFIED, SUGGEST IF POSSIBLE CASASIN INTERVIEW BE HELD ON EMBASSY PREMISES, MS BRADY WOULD PREFER 16 OR 17 AUGUST AS DATES FOR MEETING, IF THIS CONVENIENT TO CASASIN, Be NO FILE. E2 IMPDET.> Oo ORIG: C/E/F (0, HORNSTEIN, x9396, 3 AUG 78); COORD: PCS/LOC (SHEPANEK. = T/C)7 E/A (LACLAIR)? REL: DC/E/NW END OF MESSAGE _ a SECRET
104-10065-10113 ww . @- Py aa ) -. r e eS e $ . °. - 10/257 , SECRET FRPS 6» 6 2» oe @ ¢ "STAFF ACTION: LA#~8& (292) INFO: FILE, VRe D/DCI, DDOR4, CSZRF, C/PCS, EPS/COMP, EPS/EG=2, ICS, ODPD=D, OG/DMS, PCS/LSN, Sk7D0/0, (24/wW) 78 0741704 : PAGE 00! - IN 0741704 TOR: 2316322 MAY 78 {22196 ASA S EC RE T 2315562 May 78 STAFF . CITE. —ssédd§ 22196 | = Al TO: DIRECTOR INFO | i Ww REFs STATE 129679 1, (BASE) HAS JUST RECEIVED COPY OF REF WHICH ADVISES OF VISIT TO GUAYAQUIL ON 29 MAY OF MESSRS GAETON FONZI AND ALBERT GONZALES, STAFF MEMBERS OF HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS, 2. NATURE OF PURPOSE OF VISIT NOT EXPLAINED, BUT WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF HGS AWARE OF ABOVE AND SHOULD @ASB EXPECT CONTACT FROM SUBJECTS, 3. SUBJECTS SCHEDULED FOR CARACAS 1 JUNE, 4, NO FILE, E22. IMPDET. END OF MESSAGE SECRET fi OSIS7
104-(0065A0115] «2 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Rodger Gabrielson — FROM SUBJECT _ REFERENCE. ence: —— A. SECRET 22 May 1978 ca Office of Legislative Counsel Coordination and Review Staff Norbert A. Shepanek Office of the Special Assistant to the DDO for External Oversight House Select Committee on Assassinations! Depositions OLC 78-0443/4, 26 April 1978 : 1. The following is responsive to paragraph 2 of refer-— Robert Shaw - current employee - scheduled for deposition 16 May 1978 at 1400 hours George Fredeé - address provided by OP/DDA Rob ambernardi) - address provided by OP/DDA “Allen White - retired - scheduled for deposition 18 May 1978 Durant) - no- current address Ramon-Joseph.- - retired overseas. - scheduled for deposition 15 May 1978 at 1400 hours Charlotte Bustos Videle - ‘scheduled for deposition | 19 May 1978 at 1000 hours Anne Egerter - retired -~ scheduled for deposition -17 May 1978 at 1000 hours Birch O'Neal - retired - resides. 5704 Ridgefield . Road, Bethesda, Maryland (tele: 320-4024) E2 IMPDET CL BY 062028 SECRET eT ee ee ee
tm? . @ a : : . oe e bet a -, §-EC RET - 14-00000 - . J. (Charles Flick) - retired under cover - (Mexico City) interview can be arranged through - Station oo ce 2. In response to paragraph. 3 of reference, Mr. Ken Klein ‘was briefed by Mr. Ed Andrews, SE Division, at 1000 hours on 10 May 1978 on the KSB, as requested. Also, Mr. Ben Pepper met’ with Mr. Klein on 9 May 1978. (signed) Norbert Ae  ghepanek. Norbert A. Shepanek 0/SA/DO/0: NAShepanek : kaj (1542) Distribution -Orig & 1 - OLC/CaR “1 = O/EXO/CI 2 - SA/DO/O . SECRET
104-(0065-10121 a ry . , e a OLC 78-1745/3 19 May. 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: House Select Committee on Assassinations Request 1. (S) Mr. Gary Cornwell, Deputy Chief Counsel, House Select Committee on Assassinations, requests access to the following project files: A. LIONION <=— ur? ? B. LIFEAT 'C. - LILYRIC D. LIMITED or LILIMITED E. LIENVOY | | *F. Taps 2. (S) In addition, Cornwell requests access to the following individuals for interviews in Mexico City when the HSCA team: visits there 30 May - 4 June 1978: A. LICOOKIE/1 B. Deba Garro de Gverrero. Galvan . Lynn Duran (aka Lydia Duran) Eunice Odio TICHBORN | LICHANT/1 General Jose Jesus Clark Flores Emillo Carballido LIRING/3 Manuel Calvillo Ch. Thomas (sic) June Cobb LIHUFF/1 (LITAMIL/S LIRING/3 Victor Rico Galan (Galen) Noe Palomares Joaquin Cisneros ODOVOAZEZ EM Aue TAO | at ne re posrse
f04-0065-40124) see ‘en —- aaa 8 EC RE T 191115Z MAY 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCH FOR: EUR/BNL INFO DE/EUR/NW, EUR/AS/As SA/D0/0 AMCIT CONTACT IN 1966-70, 704/ ° SECRET FRPL gp pb ie ne | | DEFERRED TELEPOUCH ACTIONS” TF/DP 29 oer) INFOs FILE, ‘RF, ODPD=D, CU1/ wy 78 0723553 © PAGE 001 . «TOR: 1911262 MAY 78 - (| s1188 PROD OO ODS wee wie ww Bw OO O68 oo OH OO EES HOS HH HS OE OH OD HE OH DY DED EES ED GH ED OH OH OO ED OD ON CF En HED SD OO ER OO wD OD cite =| 5118S (GOERLICH ACTING) TO: WASHINGTON, oe SUBJECT: VLAAMSE MILITANTENORDE REF s J51413 0705837 1. FOLLOWING NOTE RECEIVED_EROM(NIGALEY ONLY FIRST SENTENCE DIFFERS FROM(N]TRUST'S ORAL STIFFARM OF REF, IN TELLING US WHAT WE ALREADY SURMISED ABOUT LACK OF KNOWN VMOq * "WE HAVE NO INFORMATION CONCERNING CONTACTS BETWEEN. VMO MEMBERS AND. AMERICAN CITIZENS BETWEEN 1968 AND 1970, IT. APPEARS TO US INOPPORTUNE TO PREPARE A REPORT ON THE SUBJECT ‘OF THE VMO FOR PASSING TO MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF : REPRESENTATTIVES COMMITTEE, WE ARE ALSO OPPOSED. TO THE PASSAGE OF: ARTICLES”FROM ERLY OR SEMJ@ANN SAID COMMITTEE," — 26 FILE: Don-0g2-009/3. E2 IMPDET, Sligo “END OF MESSAGE SECRET | AOS? 6) |
104-10065-10129 a % i suas - 4 oe SECRET - FRP: op pp pp be DEFERRED TELEPOUCH ACTIONS IP/DPe9 (950) INFO: ODPD=D, RF, FILE, (11/W) 78 1085425 PAGE 00! | | TOR: 042007Z AUG 78 (PART? 90833 S EC RE T 041707Z AUG 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCH ~ | [SCR —erte| ,90833 TOs WASHINGTON, FOR s C/E/F INFO E/A, PCS/LOC _ en TICES es SUBJECT: — WNINTEL REF 3 WASHINGTON 268730 1. AS NO ONE HAS YET TALKED TO CASASIN DIRECTLY RE HSCA REQUEST TO TALK TO HIM, WE DO NOT KNOW FIRST OF ALL IF HE WILLING TO TALK TO HSCA, AND SECONDLY, WHEN HE WILL BE FREE, 2. IF POSSIBLE, TROCHTA WILL ATTEMPT CONTACT CASASIN ON OR ABOUT 7 AUGUST AND TELL HIM ABOUT THE UPCOMING INTERVIEW, AS A DATE, WE WOULD LIKE TO SUGGEST 15 AUGUST (RPT) 15 AUGUST, IF INTERVIEW TO BE HELD ON EMBASSY PREMISES, TO OUR KNOWLEDGE, CASASIN DOES ‘NOT NORMALLY COME TO EMBASSY, AND WE SELECTED 15 AUGUST AS THIS A FRENCH HOLIDAY AND EMBASSY LIKELY TO BE EMPTY, CERTAINLY OF ALL FRENCH EMPLOYEES, AND MOST AMERICANS AS WELL, INTERVIEW COULD THEN BE HELD IN COS OFFICE, WHICH WILL BE EMPTY, ECOS\WILL DEAL WITH MATTER AND WOULD LIKE “TO MEET MISS BRADY PRIOR TO CASASIN INTERVIEW, SUGGEST “MISS BRADY CALL EMBASSY ON 11 OR 12 AUGUST AND ASK FOR TELEPHONE 3, NO FILE. E2 IMPDET, END OF MESSAGE _ SECRET . OoTs
104-(0065-10134] . with the Agency. They are: . (Zambernardi, and , OLC 78-1745/1 17 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJ ECT: Meeting With Gary Cornwell, Deputy Staff Chief, House Select — Committee on Assassinations - 17 May 1978 1. (S) Mr. Gary Cornwell, Deputy Staff Chief, House Select Committee ‘on Assassinations, met with Messrs. Gregg, Shepanek, Sturbitts, DDO, and the undersigned on 17 May 1978, to discuss plans and procedures for his _ upcoming trip to Mexico City.. 2. (S) The following individuals will travel to Mexico City. on 30 May 1978 and return on 4 June 1978: Gary Cornwell, Harold Leap, Edwin Lopez, and. Dan Hardway, of the Committee staff. 3. (S) The Department of State has been asked to set up lodging and local transportation and to provide access to the Mexican Government for. assistance in interviewing individuals who are known to be Mexican nationals or who may have worked in the Cuban Consulate. ° 4 (8) Four individuals of interest to the Committee were associated on notifying the Chief of Station Mexico of the Committee's visit and intentions and will attempt to arrange these four interviews in a secure manner. , 5. (5) Mr. Gregg suggested the possibility that __Jmay , have records of a 1963(joint\tel tap operations. Mr. Cornwell deferred to the | Agency .to ask that question of (the il Kl RODORE R Sé GABRIELSON Distribution: - Mr. Breckinridge - Mr. Gregg, SA/DO/0O - Mr. Shepanek, 0/SA/DO/0 Mr. Sturbitts, DDO/LA Div. - OLC Subject - OLC Chron LC:RSG:jms (17 May 78) SECRET aE P62 ed, AMPOET CL BYcx. POSIES OH ee Re pe f
104-10065-10136 - C/0G/DMS, C/PCS, @ ® @ @ "- OF S=f CONDUCTED AT HGS UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS, Hoch /39/ SECRET FRP: 5» p bp pee 8 STAFF CONF: C/LA&& INFO: QODPD@D, VR, FILE, ODQe4, C/Cl@d, C/EPS/EG@2, CPCS IL OCs EST ROY Opo/DO, Obes (26/P) 78 1068764 PAGE 001 | TOT: 0123102 AUG 78 DIRECTOR 266967 SECRET STAFF 0123102 DIRECTOR 266967 -T02 PRIORITY] WNINTEL RYBAT SLANK - 1, FOLLOWING FYI ONLY: HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) DESIRES INTERVIEW SLANK=1 (Sei) IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR INVESTIGATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION, 2. PLEASE ADVISE PRIORITY IF HENRY S, PACHANKIS IS STILL IN CONTAET WITH Sel AND CONFIRM IF Se] STILL RESIDES WERR TAMI, 3o302 ABOVE INFO NEEDED FOR PRELIMINARY PLANNING, DO NOT RPT WE PLAN TO HAVE ANY HSCA INTERVIEW WILL ADVISE 3 NOT REVEAL HSCA INTEREST To Si, FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS WHEN KNOWN, END FYI, 4, FILE: 201749651, £2, IMPDET,> ORIG: W, STURBITTS = C/LA/STB (R 9127, G 3215); COORD: OLS (JOANNIDES), PCS/L HEPANEK), DC/LA/CO + C/LA/CAR/MI AMI BURNETT, C/LA/NR AUTHs C/LA/CAR3 REL: C/LAD WARREN, CL BY 12160, . END OF MESSAGE SECRET o OG!IN8
104-10065-10137 6 ef /25/ | | | SECRET — FRPZ op he | STAFF. | | CONF: EUR=8  ~ INFOS ODPD=D, VRy FILE, DDO=dy C/PCS, CI*4, DDO/DO, ‘EPS7EG~2, aaah OLCy os ASAP) 78. 1067085 es _ 7 PAGE 001° ts” : TOT: 0117362 AUG 78 DIRECTOR 266612. STAFF “O11736z DIRECTOR 2ooet2 ; , . TOs. PRIORITY: , WNINTEL REFS: A, DIRECTOR 235838 a B , 89415 | ‘1, MEMBERS OF’ HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS — » CHSCA) STAFF WHO WILL BE VISITING PARIS BETWEEN 10 AND 18 AUGUST. HAVE ASKED IF GTATEON COULD ARRANGE MEETING WITH CASASIN (P) ~ DURING THOSE D) 3 DATE SUITS HIM, ONCE DATE 1S SELECTED BY CASASIN PLEASE PROVIDE HOS WITH CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS, IF SO PLEASE ASK CASASIN TO PICK WHATEVER “2, NO FILE, E2IMPDET, > opie: EUR/A (LACLATR EXT 1166)? COORD: C/E/F (HORNSTEIN) »  PCS/LOC (SHEPAN 2 AUTH EUR/A (LACLAIR) & REL BY DC/E/Nw - 7 CL. BY 001829, END OF MESSAGE _ ‘SECRET 0 \29
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104-(0065-10140|- os ; > SECRET e we KH ity cd . . *, * « ~ 17 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Raymond A. Warren —_ Chief, Latin American Division FROM ; Norbert A. Shepanek Office of the Special Assistant to the DDO for External Oversight SUBJECT * 3; House Select Committee on Assassinations’ Questions. 1. ‘The House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) staff has passed the questions outlined below which we are unable to answer. The questions obviously derive from their research of our files and/or revelations made during inter- rogation of our personnel. Perhaps Mexico Branch or Mexico City Station could shed some light on these questions. 2. The first question relates to telephone taps. The HSCA was provided access to the take from three taps, but HSCA believes that there were five taps. They want to know about the other two taps - what lines were tapped, location, time period, and period in operation. . 3. The HSCA staff learned that there were Gnilaterat 7 taps in Mexico City. Were these on official Cuban or Soviet installations? (There would be little interest if these were against private residences.) 4. In the photo coverage of the Cuban Embassy, there were three camera’ positions. Photos made available to the Committee appear to be only from two camera positions. Where is the coverage from the third position? What dates was it in operation? 5. There was a second position from which photos were made of the Soviet Embassy which carried the cryptonym LILYRIC. They would like to see the LILYRIC take. E2 IMPDET CL BY 062028 SECRET HOS 596 7
14-00000 ot & a “ a z «3 . + SECRET At this point, we have no Aa of determining the reason for their interest in CLITAMILIOO 7. We would appreciate if you could give,this matter priority attention. Norbert A. Shepanek | 0/SA/DO/0:NAShepanek :ka; (1542) Distribution Orig & 1 - C/LA 1 - O/EXO/CI . 2 - SA/DO/O SECRET
aa Dan a | £5577 Mav 16 2 36 PHT8 OLC 78-1745 16 MAY 1978 i ' MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence FROM : Lyle L. Miller _ Acting Legislative Counsel SUBJECT : House Select Committee on ‘Assassinations Staff Visit to Mexico City, 30 May 1978 1. (u) Action Requested: None; for information only. 2. (S) The House Select Committee on Assassinations staff plans to visit Mexico City to interview individuals in connection with their investigation into the death of President John F. Kennedy. 3. (U) The Committee is sending four staff members to Mexico City. They are: oy Gary Cornwell, Deputy Chief Counsel ana a Harold Leap, Investigator ved Dan Hardway, Researcher ‘ Edwin Lopez, Researcher 4. (S) This team is scheduled to arrive in Mexico City from Houston via TIA 983, on 30 May for a four to five day visit. They expect to contact the Mexican Government Attorney General's office to seek assistance in locating Mexican citizens for interviews. They have asked the Agency to assist in locating other individuals, and we have forwarded their request to the Chief of Station, Mexico (see attached). 5. (S) _ Of the individuals requested, Charles Flick is a fornr employee and? ‘Ramon- -Joseph Alvarez Durant) formerly operated a DDO photographic surveillance site. A’ third individual was recently requested. He is Robert Zambernardi, a former TSD officer who retired in 1965, listing American Embassy, Mexico City as forwardin FFOSI ETF
" SECRET addréss. We éxp ct to ask the Chief of Station Mexico to assist in locating these three and to assist in providing a secure facility for them to be interviewed by the Committee staff. As per our Memorandum of Understanding with ‘the Committee, all notes taken during these three interviews | should be retained by the Station, classified Secret and pouched to OLC for disposition. The Committee will carry with them a copy of your letter to Chairman Louis Stokes authorizing current/ former employees to talk to Committee investigators. Lyle L. Miller Attachment: As Stated Distribution: Orig - Addressee. w/att 1 - DDCI w/att 1 - ER w/fatt 1 - SA/DO/O w/att.. SECRET
104-10065-10146 03/25/ FRP3 ele 6 # # © @ ADV C/EUR 12382 _ iE el eDENCE STAFF C/EPS/EGe2, C/IAD/IC, C/IAD/OG, C/LA=8, C/OG/DMS, C/PCS, C/S C29/W) 78 3071418 | | PAGE 001 nN | TOR: 0212352 AUG 78 4077S. S$ EC RE T 0210242 AUG 78 STAFF citef «(| 40775 TO: PRIORITY DIRECTOR INFO MEXICO CITY, WNINTEL RYBAT REFS: A, DIRECTOR 265425 | B. (SMA 28328, 24 JAN 73 i, GIVEN THE RESTRICTIONS OUTLINED IN PARA ONE, REF A, THE STATION CANNOT PRESENTLY VERIFY OR CONFIRM THE ACTUAL WHEREABOUTS OF KDAFGHAN/1 (K734), WITH HQS CONCURRENCE, WE CAN TASK Q@UTSINKLE/1, A UNILATERAL PENETRATION OF COUSEGUIN, wITH LOCATING KA1, PLEASE ADVISE, — 2, NO FILE, E2 IMPDET END OF MESSAGE SECRET Oo\S3
104-10065-10147 Cy MEMORANDUM FOR: FIL _ 7 Talking to ‘Hank Schorr today, he passed the following interesting detail on HSCA reqnestss CCG now holds for HSCA review some 1,850 documents On individuals.on whom requests were made, plus another) 414 documents on orgenizations. This cavers about 30 individuals (there was no record in CCS on a much largel nunber of people) « .He adds that he could not tell me how many files were involved, nor how many pages there were per document::. | He states that no one from BSA. has come down to Look at the first document. He states that COS is up to date on all reques ‘Es - received by it, whieh has been reported to 84/000 (now Ghepanek). i yonder if this has ‘been reported to TSCA people, and in what form, And what does HSCA understahd to be its responsibili ty to review material whon repor}ed reaty 2 for review? _SDBreckinridge — Date 19 July 1978 EDITIONS ©