404-10151-10068 ~“ SU"JECT: Yelay in sending the first cable about OSWALD 1. Much has been written about the de Station) ins ending the first cable requen(G name Lee OSWALD. It was discussed in Dag@s case of laziness on the part of the REN SS R RS as officer (which in ny view was unjust and unnecessa WY) i es that Dave . didn't know what he was: talking abe) 2. Normally, the Spanish LN WS the 1 October convers ation would have been u he morning. G£.y he Z ion wouldshaveiwone - 2nd of October. ‘he Russian Z Sh ¥e to the Russ ian/English trans crier e 3rd ofeQctober. ‘the trans lation’ would have been returnedNthe fol Wing day (4th) at which time, the Soviet case officer wou: aes “as ked for the fhotograrhic coverage. ‘that covera evel not have been in the station before the 7th since the fay was still in the Camera on the 3rd of October and it Was tpicked up probably on \the 4th, processed and passed to§ theaStation on the next work Az viich would have been Mowgoen ctober. oo. 3. Later the film wasQb¥ken out of the camera every day but at that time, the film stayed in the camera until a full roil was completed thich might take three or four days .— 4. A name trace could have been reques ted on the bas is of the name alone but that wasn't the Win Scott ran that Station. He wanted the photographic ge tied in with the telerhone coverage ...s nels 0 partes Ne U.S. automobile © d licerse number. It was also part “numbers game" of _ jus tify ing a project ty the num be cables or _ Teports: produced. | & 7 ana | “G000L1st SEORET oo - . aw . . /\ ~ valeuy shy . ‘ome Ce E Cn ota ; : PAGE Oe did | ' . COPY NO. erence wage we etree ar urna encapggecrenerccracnnnstnttl POET prracpaansnandnnnnnanarens tren tnatcaten nin nn
SUBJECT: Review_o ico City iles . at the x ter SS won REQGHA Annie -Gasapasfiire £ A . a SECRET . Job #70-236 Box 1 of 3 LILYRIC. Photos 1 February '- 1 March 1968 iled in re-used folder, LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966 to 31 Aug 66) 1 March - 1 April 1968 . a older ~ re-used LILYRIC folder 1 Sept 66 - 31 Oct 66 | Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder Z Dec 63 - 28 Feb 64 2 May 197 at , o ; é EXERT to revieiolgeMexico City files in sear@eey teionar photapraph: the "unidentified man". » photographs. It appears been destroyed in a purge of gi that the folders for the, oe : forward more recent p alte for retention. Following» rage petorrnte ra baw waphic material to Headquarters gsdre the Job numbers of boxe y re re-use of the old folders: Ss reviewed LICALLA Negatives In white letter-sized - envelopes - five packages C-1873 - 2031 SEPaT Hs PAGE 213 op l3 COPY No.
3 May - 3 June 1968 | ack flap re-used LILYRIC folder 16 Dec 1966 thru Jan 1967 Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder . _ 18 Nov 1964 thru 26 Feb 1965 A 2 e same at iy ee wy use back flap on oN Czech photos back flap-other side LIMITED 11 May 66 th ed 31 July 66 1 July 68 - 31 July 1968 back tlep re-used LICALLA eggs 7 May 64 - 27 July 64 a a eo Front flap re-used er 16 May 61 - PECAN File 4 50- ed Job #70-236 Box 2 of 3 LILYRIC Photos Back flap 3 Apr 67 ~ 2 May 67 filed in re-us older LIMITED W 16 May 61 - 18 July 61 File # 50-6-74/5 Front flap re-used LILYRIC oO _ Back flap 2 May ne > re-used LICALLA folder bec ee 6000153 Front flap clean . Continued
1-June - 3 July 1967. G sone A) © 3 July - 31 July 1967 O\\ a lap re-used LIL older July - Aug 64 Front flap clean 1 fun 67 — 4 Sept 67 & 1 Aug 67 - 4 Sept 67 ate Clean folder sg 4 Sept - 2 October 1967 _s¢'X NN Clean folder aor aS 1 Nov - 22 Dec 67 ‘ Back flap re-used 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 | gw : Job £70-236 Box 3 \ gM ge =. Back flap re-used LICALLA folder 5 Nov 62 - 31 Jan63 © | | a ae | | G000154. °C SEOREL Continued 3 -g903005 eel. 319 ’ _ . PAGE eee eee _ COPY NO.
Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Dec 66 - 15 Feb 67 \\ Front flap re-used 1 20 Feb - 31 May 1967 29 J Ae “Vy La 4 (4 2 May 67 = 30 June 67 te Ba ap re-used LILYRIC folder , Ne 23 July 63 (Y-1257) to 30 Nov 63 (Y-1308) aN, WH Aa Front flap re-used LICAL a 1 Sept thru 30 Nov RS ae 3 July - 30 Ang 967 lap re- L 19 Sept 63 (C-1351) to 30 Nov 63 (C-1414) Front flap LICALLA re-used folder 1 June thru 30 June 1967 1 Sept - 27 Oct 1967 c. ap clean Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Aug - 31 Aug 1967 . front flap re-used LICAL 1 July - 31 July 19 SY SG 3 Jan - 28 Feb 1968 ront flap re-used LICALKA\P 1 July thru 31 August 1966 6 Nov - 29 Dec 1967 \\ Back flap clean \ der Back flap Czech photos re-used folder Sept - Nov 64 oo czoves | SEGRET _ Continued. “of COG3U06 a PAGE C22 oe 31 _ COPY NO. Q wf
1 March thru 29 April 1968 ront flap re-used LICALLA ( 28 Nov 61 to 10 Feb 62 Back flap re-used ‘AW ph | - 1 Apr to 1 July ox ge to Y-969) Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Jan thru 31 Mar 1966 . any , ere was no coverage oe a N.B. Th | «R ae ipvaly os Job #72-626/36 File # 50-8-21 Box #5 Contained nothing prior to 1967. Looking for 1963. Job #70-209 Box #3 (Boxes 1§2 at Hgs) Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #4 Nothing pertinent to our search, \a =e Nochirg pertinent ef ge Box #6 Nothing pertinent to ous Cre00156 Box #7 ; a Nothing pertinent to our search, — ! Co Box #8 Nothi ng Pertinent to Our search ~ r Continued - | a Ease tide . / C003007 PAGE 2 23 of COPY NO.
\Y Box #9 Nothing pertinent to our search. AN Box #10 eS A\\ Nothing " Box #12 Nothing pertinent A KS search. Job_#73-506 | et a File ¥ 50-6-74/3 ay ee | aa LILYRIC aS LICALLA og YS 1 - 30 June 1970 eh Wi) Jan & Feb 70 July afPgs* Mar & Apr 70 sags - May & June 70 TNS] July & Aug 70 ic 70 Sept § Oct. 70 Ov 70 Nov & Dec 70 Dispatch HYMT) 11,368, dated x@x WS, Photos were filed in re-used subject and npn foe oR aN eaNwalent-gf subject 201 folders), S aie Files were O\\\ae | WO) destroyed. EY Ref (to previous Se Coel1 357 | 6003008 224 = ©6319 PAGE of meee COPY NO.
me . LPM TCL MALE REE WAU E PORT TTTE, Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and ao Embassies (1963) 1. “UnilateraT mae _ From the tinea aw \\ \\ Ka. Gin April 1507 une | Noy the arrival of Mr. Win W \ “Station ‘in 1955) the Station had developed a support apparatus exploit leads from the Soviet Enbassy in Mexico City. This umbrella type project LaPsTage ted of mu} tiT ine $,\%, ‘>, hp : phone taps, three photographic sites, a aor team “and a mail intercept operation. Ay , . «. Telephone taps (IEA Daced by by an employee. of the Tocad AKA *, telephone company whi ey ed by a Station case officer. The number | of lines tapped wang ited only by the availability of a listening post — _ 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 han WN Station case officer - Ss who advised the Station ° assisted by technicians on TDY fro | cy nt devices. These ae K (namely: LIMITED, LILYRIic on the best types of camere ON operations had sub-enpts NS Sn and LICALLA). LIMITED was a EIN d directly opposite the Soviet Em- e pe ® 1d 2 nae Remi Sep te wtrtmettsre e . 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 Cc | 0000158 ae £2, INPDET 7 IMATE TE JAPA PLT IT CL BY 004645 vq ~. ¢go3v03 paz 225,¢ 319 COPY NO.
ro \ ‘ © My, Sed BOLE By ke | wnt aver a rt Sol C GEPBET eRe NERO TUE pre £29 te “Soviet compound and the LIMITED site was diagonally across a double. laned street on the southeast corner of that roe (See attached diagram). strictly on an experimental basis in the early “ae tion received word tha being released by oN Warr QM Wssion. 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 oe be middle of the block south. It had a planted view of t cor oF the Soviet Embassy. LICALLA, the thi rd photogra a ie located in one. of a row of four houses on the pen €5the Soviet Embassy compound. This site overlooked the ae: of the Soviet Embassy compound. The purpose of this oper SETS Ss 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 ag ge aye the fin from the LIMITED and LILYRIC sites three a ny film was. then de- . veloped and printed me woe ps. “LICALLA Film was | | Yr originally processed nA a ly (959, due to. the resig- nation of a technician, this ¥ ike that of LIMITED and LILYRIC was te processed on the outside. by a recruited agent. 0000459 PAGE ae b COPY NO. a. . toe * a a ee re ory * + , 319
‘Mobile surveillance was conducted aN two American staff officers. These two officers organized a surv of six recruited agents which used late model AAC gue or surveillance. could be activated by oT lus a whenever. someone of — mbassy. The team interest left the gate 2 These agents were aware of the LIMITED site since mn fe been issued LIMITED photographs for identification purposes. , - The Station also conducted a ‘unilateral: re EM ot om operation, _ LIBIGHT, which was handled by an American cageaitteee A recruited: . tained selected letters from a subagent 2. ‘Liaison Coverage: ‘tia So rr ; Son covefade yas unreliable and insecure as characterized by arty the nature of - the Mexican services, at that time. The Mexican Direction | of Federal Security (DFS), with which we conducted liaison; was a hip-: \ Government. pocket group run out of the Mexican AW This-Ministry , ves was principally occupied with 2 foreigners. Their agen : ve and control of ce d corrupt. | { |: at the instigation of.a Mexican official, a joint telephone tap ‘operation came into existence. The operation, which became known as >) 0000160. 227. PAGE COPY No. 0- > | en reteee aneoaen ay ees rey aren - 313
cr AEE/SENSIE iB LIENVOY, was run by a Mexican officer. The listening post had 30 lines connected at one time. ‘The transcri AG" staffed by ‘Mexican > Army officers. In 1961, because af ement by the Mexican prin=, ec Gyrosect case officer. A Station officer sosist wor of the listening post, and in picking up the eu and the tapes. There was alsa an American technician inside the listening post. 3. Oswald Coverage: In mid-1962, the Mexican officer in charge of LIENVOY (the. _cipals), the Station Mal joint tap operation) asked the American officer at Si stenting, " post: for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, “ae atél bite Em The Mexicans’ s Seer connected Five Cuban lines, Five . Soviet lines, three Cze ~ lines, two Polish lines, and one YugosTav line. At the listening post, a liv = short sunmaries of conversations of ee oe cay ed in a daily resume ‘for the Chief of statio OW AY comptetely recorded, . full transcripts were typed sak © et Station; however, there was usually a time lag of a day or two. ‘Reels which contained Russian me , GUOGi 64 AS remem ee te ee we me oan oo ge ne te Sr PED e . . “PAGE 228 op 19 COPY No. __ ee, —
C arenry Reece SCORE PDS CE EEEES ‘y a language other than Spanish or aX ere taken to another location for translation and typing. f did-the Russian transla- tions but because of thevq@}\ Ny RUSS onversations , the translations usually ran about a we Boge conversation. ‘As soon as the S rned that an American identi fying him- self as Lee Oswald ae ion the Soviet Embassy, Miss Ann Goodpasture of the- | Station started screening all photographs. However, here aga: there . was a backlog because the photographs were picked up fueee as a week but those picked up were usually for dates a fey <a: 2G iire since the - technician who was processing the film, fi © ¥ night-time basis. Further, photographs were not maieegh SN} until a complete roll of Film was used. Later this \ Sou and the operator cleared the camera at the end of each day re Si SS of amount of unused film remaining. . The instructions were to cover the entire work day (office hours ) and to photograph al] Soviets, their families, all foreigners, and cars with foreign license plates. Human error AN but generally the agents | Wins . age had more sophisticated QW gare developed mechanical dif- ficulties. WO Oswald came to P ttention of the listening post operators were conscientious. The Cubac equipment using a p Oe ‘ from a tap of the Soviet line.. It was picked up and taken to Mr. Boris 6000 ooo 162° 5 | OTANCT OENGTTTUT . 003018 PAGE 229,313 COPY NO.
14-00000 oy empee « yam ° owas 2 Sue a 4 Hy Ha. at TEBE Go see edd Bowe d tog tas FI et Tarasoff for translation because the eS trying to speak in Russian. AN , - on waited to compare the photographs with the typecK@ya i nscripts were made in ef of Station could read only these two Janguages and becaiée\he aa screened the transcripts © for operational leads. a arin 3 A a's om Ss 4 ¥ 3 epReDs Be — Yarse . ~ 6000163 | i 6 e OQLATL TY PAP Ae ee ye SCE MR i as me Ts MEH ES “ OLENCT POLO EN enon PAGE 23042319 COPY No.
10 Feb 77 Scurce: Hotes made by A. Goodpesture for John Leader, IG Staff \ : Suojects Back cground on Mexico rd CaN —y so (Coverage of Soviet “en . 1. Unilateral coverage. RR \ ti Oy Station was opened in ‘April 1947) (by Bill = =~“ of Win Scott as GOS in 1955, Charles Anderson III (stain in vnieay developed a support apparatus to’ essa exploit leads from the Soviet Enbassy. This unbrella type project (LiF LEFEAT) . consisted of multd Line phone taps > three photo attesy a mobile surveillance team and a mail, int ercept operation, ae oo _— an 7 : ; os - Be. Fhone taps were placed by an. "employes o£ the ‘telephone company | ane of, ls Ane had Sho Was hendled by David WILSTED (pseudo). The number of lines - ' tapped was linted “by availability of a listening post nearby ~ (since the taps were not made in the am da English/ b. Three ‘photo sites were handled by Anderson with the help — of Harry Mehoney all Ay Wit Chicago) and TDY TSD of camera, film, and concealment c Nia LIFEAT (LECTED, LILYRIG, au iN age end LICALLA) DR a fixed site bang opposite across the street from the front gate of the Soviet Enbassy which had both a vehicle and foot entrance. The Soviet @ate was on the Northest corner.of their compound end LIMITED ED was diagonally across e double barrelled street on the Southozs $ bremaes g ore oye oe een mice (SERRE Benen eet weubies ss NO. ‘— TRIOS Oe eeREL at | + news ae TP, ewunaune oom wt we ow:
14-00000 ' ! « tae ° * - eee om + =e tees . TE wemm e te a e re Sma. ut. umm nw that block. LINITSD was the first bese and it onerated strictly on an ex erinentcl basis in the early stages. I think the Mexi Station bougkt one storey. this property (e/Sranish mar hrough LISOUSINE (check be sure). Later this hou a. This base was closed when — the Station got ‘word INE i i was being released to the pudlic by the Warren cae ann AW operators were moved to another apt nearby. The property was sold (under an operational agreement with LIMOUSINE for a long term. Lease on the top floor of 2 new apartment blding to be built on this site). LILYRIC was planned @s an alternate photo base to LIMITED. It was in an upper storey (3ra floor ~check) on ‘the sane side of the street as LIMITED but in the middle. of the block South. It had a slantdd view of © tke front gate of the Soviet Exbassy. The agents in LECTED and LILYRIC (both — Vexican fanilies) as far as we knew, were not acquainted with each other, LILYRIG was a rented apartzent. _ LICALLA, “the third haba, § = located in one of a row of four houses on the South a Sf MMA Enbassy compound. : which the Hexicd Station na BEN ooh (check date), also using LIXOUSINE as the e purche ere his site overlooked the back garden of the Soviet Enbessy con ’ - The purnose of this operation vas So get good identification photographs of the Soviet sersonnel (vao at that time were largely unidentified in Mexico Station récords), The three photo sites were : handled by Remon Alvarez (Mexican citizen of U.S. mother sho taught. elenentary- level at) the Americaa School}. Ramon)co nc opikentatechiepabhite from LIITED and LILYRIC three tind oe ts tee | ct print strips. The master plan £ developed and printed N ‘ hack was for LICALLA film to ve \pr i d inside, ISD man from 1957 to 1959| — resigned) could not handle the volume end es the unprocessed film began to accumulate » the inside CO (Mahoney) becane disgusted and taok the filn out for Ramon's) brather—in-law to process (probably early 1959). Thus Ramon became the handler for all three photo feses. A sensitive staff D monitoring operation [SeoREr othe b COPY NO. : e : Ye ere eo son game eEENRND cap GR * GEES PECAN TPT Sp EEORE 6 9+ MEE RE ener EE ERNE Pace_¢3 2ot el | | 3
14-00000 nm i vas run out of another ohe of these houses (crypt for the four houses vas we - 3 7 LENST,1, etc), This was hardled by Glen WIDDEY (outside TSD orficer} and ‘Mahoney using HQ TDY teams for monitoring. This operation was also separate fron Lit » Tse two houses in between <i ated to uns ustecting tenants. 6. Hobile Pe oes by Anderson ¢ and later placed “under stone SON ose c- dozen, or so agent 5) RY panel. truck (unien ne de. used on stake outs for photo coverave). — The plan s was to activate this group by radio ‘(fron LIMITED BASE) ; Soviet when someone of interest left the/Enbassy gate and stay with then vat they made their meetings. | These agents knew about the LiETED . (BASE because they had LINITED photos for identification purposes. _ . This worked fairly well until about the. niddle of 1958 (check date) | when one of the surveillance: agents got too soe terget and Amt vas arrested by the Mexican oN Cae dined over to the - he Station could arrange through ; Mexican Secret Service. ay alee - cen SS ANNs , a cleared attorngs BAU Ae | (sider the ae ' s \) the agent: had identified Sancho (uho ves evacuated across the border at Nogales by Bob Shaw) and the inside—— --- | " phone number of Mshoney (ho vas subsequently replaced by, Louis Puckett), As a result of this flap, nt LIFEAT project was broken up into several others. NG not changed but were given | | | rate _ . -| 8 $ i new crypts. / replaced Andersén in handling the unileteralpiions * A aac » Nehoney and handled the surveillance tean \st the photo bases through Remon.) - aa Oo d. MLIBIGHT was the crypt used for a willateral (originally) mail intercept handled by Charlie Anderson III,
14-00000 i : i Boy b lestablished contact with one of them (later LIFIRE group) in wbout 1950 or 51. He geve them some | During this period, the US. he poms grea a : | Fm: * ad — &y i’ Lae id, His case o*Ficers Slfonso Spera,; vere ls ter/Puckett, ‘Rovert Feldmann, end Alan White, 2. “Llaison coverage Was unreliable and insecure es characterized by the. nature of the <8%2 can services at thet tine. an “DFS. (Direction of Federal” gr. Security) with vinich we deadt wa AN Wg Ae gr we n ve dealt w@ ARGU sx oun run out of the Ministry, training (a group of about five surveillance types) | . tere the files . Were poorly crganized and often ina¢curate,. How and re >» some us seful information vas developed but it could not be, act o oe [vas 7 ageh r eplaced byl [rest pagans pera ned in exico, - Hahoney, Thonas ee f= Fe Hazlitt, end Rovert Feldmandy Sen 5 Cepe eity eu) Wee ve : During 1958 Se met socially some of the. tironiss of the, . Ambassador Robert C. HI. (reflecting the policy of then Sec State J. F. Dulles) * < was energetic in organising groups to "fight communism”. One of these seeds grew into a proposal cE acting, | for, made to Win Scott, (Is TURN ete p operation. This project (LIENVOY) wen c. years ofa shakedown, ‘The Mexican in control) ene enced, old, and greedy. Eis son (LIESVOY-2) was a inn deceit and corruption. LISLEGANT also “4 ‘ ! : : . a oP Ee OE EP ary RRR ETRE De EET Tp BO a epONTaRNEYS ob eng mpeg entianetormane s Hi 4 . CJ zs | manipulated control over the nrincipal ea gent | of LIBIGET + The first case officer was-Alfonso Spera inside with (retired) outside > 8 and John (TSD training officer for surveillance’ and head of the listening . post where thirty telechone lines would connect as Well es a transcription roon pers Ey “ of wey oye alt eee aes we oe 4 a 903018 - PAGE 234 of 319)¢ COPY NO.
14-00000 - demand made by the 3 Mexican 34 pot pena John hed anguage difficulties and approve a request by LIELEGA HT that Brady hed turned ¢ down by the son, LIEFVOY-2.” ‘Finally when the cost became exhorbitant and there was Little to show for it, | the. proj ect was revanped. [Jona John returned to the U.S. and were replaced | : He designated Ann Goodpasture to neet Gadling Res erce _of the Listenii ng post, picking up tenet : a Goodpasture had no | dealings with the “exicans) exce = decisions were nade byis a through most of 1960 and 61 with Ton Hazlitt producing voluminous reports cn staifed ty No-isen erny officers\ ) Indtielly the station teied to net every personal problens associated with being outside ak stetion so thet the exicans) , were virtually une ontrolla. wle,y SAN ey Pleased, squirrelling away equipment at enormous co Oe ‘ pert of the bargain in the) production | of "twansertpts\} at t €-wanted. Spera was replaced by a TSD of eficer, Charles Flick, who was “put inside the Listening post to maintain -Brady was reassigned to other duties pending | ad ater. the. equipnent. / Scott took over the project as case offigs aoe with LIELEGAST.. <a ies « s pervision ngs Bm Spate \ was a1 or ‘out of toun. Censraliy, - : tb)"his was about-late 196L.- 7 4 memory is a Little vague ‘about the origins of the Guban Eatesoy b but rt thi ne the statt first developed from a pro-Castro group celebrating on, hew Yeers eve 1959. As t recall > it was a makeshift arrangerent of volunteers | their activities and reeruitirg ézents right Nae ft anong Cuban netionals in Mexico City. (ci 4. Personnel ‘assignme gaol to ow is who was in Mexico during the period prior to Oswald's Ki KEW... investisation by the Warren Commission. To acta, BY: vas there and waat they w re doing I heve grouped cersons tovet vier chronologically with areas of their assignzent as the covering fron to 1969 so that <iarkker names rop up, one can ted what tbat Feriod they were in Mexico and their sesigments Wat t the tin : PAGE | 235 oe 319 . COPY NO. —_—_— 2.
&/5¢-6/59 COS Winston 4. Scott (deceased) DGOS We 7/58 Alfonso Rodriguez (retired) 0/58 ~ 12/62 retired) oh 63 - 9/65 Alan White (retired)— 20/65 - _ 1969 Stanley Watson (retired in Mexico) - e « OF 0 6we Cpe Pew tows SE BD EOE a COVERT ACTION. , a _ Howard Hunt (retired) os. * = Williard Kiud aaah 12/ 56 - 9/ aa Stennard Short eerie ey -_ : «8/62 - 9/64 _AsSé x oS ; 2/64 — eyes ——— Flaaner; . . - 63° | 9/6. — 3/64 Pavia pniiouy 1ofes ~ 1967 - Stanley Watson retired). ' Chief a 9/64, - 11/66 - Herold Dalghre CUBA OPERATIONS 56 — 4/62 Thomas Hazlitt Chief 2/60 —~ 4/62 - (oer ed Costa Rica 4/63 - 4/65 Bob Shay Chief —- ie 783 - 7/65 | dt = 0/63 ~ 5/65 Lorna Mackay se Behe. ry 6% ~ 6/65 David Phill: 9/65 - 10/68 Joseph Piccolt 10/85. ~ 12/67| 5m; VIET TARGET P . | 57 — 10/59 Louise Lyon (~ Lins} 6/62 - ver Prentice Marheing’ 9/59- 8/65 [chier.- = (retired 2). te) 9/59 — 8/65 ae > @ co 5/64 - 7/66 Villian Bright AW - 2/65 ~ 11/67 Cynthia Hausmann: 6/65 - 7/67 Alice Pittinger \\ 7/65 - 1/69 Paul Dillon Eggi WW oo SOVIET TPENSCRIBERS . gis 6/56 ~ 8/53 Morris Gordon conse QW) 6/58 - 6/65 George iMisko — 6/63 ~ Boris Tarasoff (retired in Mexico) ~ r . id 4 SPS e EES Ea ey qe + Bed GF SHOR eS OF OgEiNEPeEs ema POPE BADE, . a ° . . . HO | : .. C003020
14-00000 SUPFORT ASSETS ee phono teps 2 ae Asst TED : @ ~ 13/62 Frenk Estancona Chief . in Mowenn. ° i 10 —- 10/64 Thomaz Keenan — \ co he ~ 12/67 i lickael Farmer se fo . i9 ~ 4/64 Robert Zamber: nardi S&S ened Kosice) 9 - fe 2 Esp (retired) 98 + Ghee gapBoED Gg 509 ee @é CRU CR & a AG oo Lateral) photo Cubans” Jateral) photo Soviets Be. |__| 1/539 Harry T. Mahoney | . i 56 ~ ve - (retired Chicago) gos. in von) 17 = (8/64, A. Goodpesture (alternate 60 een end internal routing) . eh SANS XN S- 6/63 Louis D. Puckett (retired) © ie oe, ; 3 ~ 10/6 Thomas Keenan Vober} Fest He ge oo oo, - 5 - 66 William Bright cc, mn 1 ‘ison’ phone ‘taps . 7 - : no . Cote. 9 - - 1949 Winston Scott (deceased) ~- 1960 Alfonso Snera (retired) 9 —- 1960 | (outside, now retired) oO, ot 9 - 1980 Joe Training rept resig AA an O- 1961 John Brady (retired) : .- 2-1968 A. Geodvasture — 2 -1971 Charles Flick: "e rer so oo oO ison - surveillsnce AS ae ; . — J ff | : 4, — 4/59 Harry “ehoney (retired) 25 19é1 Thomas Hazlitt ~ 9/67 Robert Feldmann: nitette vnit ~ 3 - 12/43 Glen Widden (rotired) — oF 3 -4/64  Isseph il, Resi (ps) Unit blown and clesed down . | «(RY + gaa yt, ree. LGnO Pete SIGS | (od3t2t | | PACE e3t Ue Pre cf COPY NO.
14-00000 Sg eet About nid 1962 (check dete) Lifinng \Sie Mexi rept asked) ‘for the. telephone numvers of es Soviet, a nd Satellite Esbassies. eS ¥@s Gisconnectéd, However, > Soviet lines, 3 Czech, 1Se ai stening post had a live ‘as I recail, the Mexicans: co 2 Polish, “end 1 Yugoslav LQ e noaitor Who made short sunnari Ee conversations for 2 daily to get to Scott before 9.a.n.) Later (when the reel vas coapletely recorded) full transcripts were typed and passed to the stetion in the same vay, however, there was usually: 2 time lag of a day or so, - ’ Those transcripts which hdd ‘Russien or another Language besides Spanish or English went out of the Listening post the day after the transer ript (of other conversations ALG real)vas typed. These reels were taken to another . oe eS oes ON by yore translated end typed. In the case of the Russi wane path ats Tarasoff usually ran Sigh Beatin because of the volume of about a week bekind the rons * . s we a ; Russian con 1versetions ar Bel ‘Be Members of the Soviet Exbassy. During this "period: (fa11, of 1963). the reels were probably being brought into the station end 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 at to ito take to Boris, __ fsa his wife Berbera resume vhich was received each day arourd § a.n, (passed by Flick to Gaodrasture aj , Eandled 211 of the processizg of Soviet transe ts. Hy job involved screening ~ Fe v the photographs as soon as we learned ¢ ‘calling hinself Oswald was th Ww" a backlag because the WN ones picked up were usually for dates 2a few days a: é proce:sed the film on a Py probably an Anerican, ee photos wers cicked up aw night time basis. suctogreshe. were made usually until one roll vas used but i | f t | later we got it changed to one day coverage on each roll — in other vords the | "dk ; “ai t operators, ‘¢leared the canera each day wrether there vas enfin a full ; roll of film exposed. Instructions’ were to cover office hours, photogrerh each SECRET Oe S88 6003022 ae PAGE 238 913 29 . COPY NO.
14-00000 ar 7T Ge OLUHE new Soviet and family, all foreigners end forelen licenee plates, FEuman error did occur but generally the agents vere conscientious. The Cuban enbessy coverege had more so chisticeted frequently develoced mechanical or (I think) handled this film et . the film inside the stat Qh (a pulse cavera) tut it eo Zenbarnerd’ endf Lorna UeeXay screened I; am certain thet t wa call came to our attention from the Soviet line. rt was s picked ug x taken to Boris for a translation decause the caller vas trying to speak Russian, Any delay was caused by waiting to ; compare the photographs with the typed transcript. There were no copies: of trenseripts ever made in languages other ‘than ‘Spanish or lish because Win Scott could. read only ‘thoce tyvo languages erd ke = an Teened the transcripts for opera tio: nal leads he vat eR e Cg SEE . * PAGE COPY NO. 239. 18 %
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