14-00000 5. . d, Goordinaté | information received from the LIFEAT. coverage with other _. Station operations, and coordinate.as necessary with the Station personnel re- - ' sponsible for the parallel LIENVOY operation, e, Ma intain LIFEAT capabilities for mounting operations against targets of opportunity, f. Maintain supervision over baschouses, equipment, ‘and tra ining of | personnel assigned to the LIFEAT operations, Coordination a, Information produced by LIFEAT, primarlly a Station operational sup- port asset, ta closely coordinated with other operations of the Mexico City Station, No operational coordination is required with any other geographical --area,” burthey are advised-of any information produced by LIFEAT which may be of interest to them, b, Project LINOG which supports the principal “outsgice” Case Officer, David M, WILSTED, ts effected in coordinat lon with Project LIFEAT, ce. Coordination with the parallel, but Maison project - LIENVOY, is closely coordinated between the responsible Case Officers of both projects, particularly relating to the division of coverage berween the two operationa, thereby assuring that the unilateral LIFEAT operation will not be endangered by the indigenous personnel of the LIENVOY operation, 2 Personnel a, Career and Contract Agents (1) David M, WILSTED (201-009195), principal "outside" Case Officer, (2) Wayne C, DRABAND-(201-255095), outside assistant to David M. WILSTED, DRABAND was introduced into the LIFEAT opera- tion in Noveruber 1961 as a replacement for Ralph B, RAFANELLI who was transferred from Mexico PCS in the fall of 1961, His OA was amended 14 November 1961 to cover his use in the LIFEAT Project, Although DRABAND possessed only limited knowledge of clandestine activity when first employed, under WILSTED’s instruc- tion and Case Officer guidance, plus his own willingness and capacity for work, it appears he will prove a valuable addition to the | LIFEAT complex, “2 if oi | oe
74-00000 well tg Ag ss a i is 3 8 Seay > (3) (LIEMBRACE-S (201-111616) has been Introduced to the LIFEAT eo operation asa standby technician backup to WILSTED, but will be actively employed in the operation only In the event of WILSTED's prolonged absence or Incapacity, If and when such action Is necessary, LIEMBRACE will then be carrted under Project LIFEAT, LIEMBRACE-3's OA was amended to reflect this assignment on | 7 April 1962, - ; . (4) Carol K, ZINSMEISTER (201- 117968), LIFEAT processor/_ . translator and former basehousekeeper who can be temporarily reassigned basehous: keeping duties, (3) Olga A, PARFLNIK (201-117978), LIPFEAT processor/translator, OA for LIFEAT employment thied 28 September 1954, , b. Field Agents (1) LIFEUD-1, OA granted 17 October 1950 (201-182704) (2) LIFEUD-2, OA granted 14 August 1951 (201- 117971) (3) LIFEUD-3, OA granted 14 December 1953 (201- 117971) (4) LIFEUD-4, OA granted 1 October 1953 (201- 117743) (5) LIFEUD~-5, OA granted 16 December 1953 (201-117744) (6) LIPEUD-6, OA granted 28 September £954 (201-117978) (7) LIFEUD-7, OA granted 21 October 1954 (201- 117980) (8) LIFEUD-8, OA granted 31 March 1955 (201-119521) (9) LIFEUD-9, OA granted 27 April 1956 (201- 117934) (10) LIPEUD-10. OA granted 13 September 1956 (201- 114085) (11) LIFEUD-11. OA granted 21 August 1956 (201-113595) (12) LIPEUD-12, OA granted 6 August 1956 (201- 113569) (13) LIFEUD-13. OA granted 13 September 1956 (201- 115333) (14) LIFEUD-124. OA granted 25 Seprember 1956 (201-117972) (15) LIFEUD-15, OA granted 19 January 1957 (201-126315) (16) LIFEUD-16. OA granted 2 July 1958 (201-222786) (17) LIFEUD-17, OA granted 13 August 1956 (201- 114036) (18) LIFEUD-18.. OA granted 2 October 1957 (201- 185370) (19) LIFEUD-19, OA granted 18 Muy 1960 (201- 2624858) (20) LIFEUD- 22. (formerly LILILLY-1), amendrnent of OA requested 24 April 1962 (201-288248) (21) LIFEUD-23. (formerly LILILLY-2), amendment of OA requested 24 April 1902, (201-305004) Loe
ec. During the past project year the following personnel were 6 dropped - from Project LIFEAT: — (1) Ralph B, RAPANELLI (201- 176295), staff agent, was reassigned PCS after completing his second tour in Mexico on 8 October 1961. (2) Olivia N, GLADMON (201-117751), LIFEAT processor, has given "notice that due to her planned return to the Unired-States for necessary eye surgery during June 1962, her employment with LIFEAT must be terminated, Agent quit-claim and secrecy agreement have been executed, (3) Leona C, GANDARA (201-225710), employed by LIFEAT only for standby support during the past year and one half, now ' is employed for support and clerical work for MKCHARITY. « (4) LIFEUD- 20, (formerly LIMITATION-5S), (201-102308), and LIFEUD-21, formerly LIMITA TION-6 (201-117981) will be‘rer- minated as of the end of the present LIFEAT project year (30 June 1962), Plans for use of thts couple as baschousekevpers were cancelled when LIFEUD-22 and LIFEUD-23, who are more destrable cholces, became avallable for LIFEAT use, Ter- mination has been discussed fully with these indigenous agenta, ‘and cerminatlon arrangements were accomplished on a friendly and mutually agreeable basis (as in all LIFEAT term tnattons, separation is made on the basis of Mexican custom and/or law), 10. Operational Clearances See Section 9 above, il, Cover There are no changes in the cover of personnel who have been previously em- | ployed in the LIFEAT operation, With the new agents employed since the last project renewal, cover is as follows: «