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MAY PROVIDE DURKIN WITH OCCASIONAL INFEAT COVERAGE PROVIDED NO ITFEAT TAKE

GIVEN TO ARXICANS.

LID C MESSAG

halla J. Durian, Iressary rep asaigned to Merleo Investigatiog

narsotics trafflo, approachad Station ro dial rocerder for phone

top on Mesocan target.

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SF.CAFF

1 April 19033

MEMORANDU FOR:

BUBJECT:

Mll/ Porsonnel

Rocruitment of a Retired CIA or MilItary

Officor for Contract Status In Moxico.:

Mexico City needo a replacesent in September or

October 1903-t0

works on a technical operation.

Tho Btation

does not want a stall employce, but a Contract Agent.

The Contract Ayont would nood. the following

requiremonte:

Must bo retired, and nove permanently

to Moxico undor covor of a rotired U. S. claizon,

with the appropriato guarantoed income required

under dexican law. ($320 fur husband and visober ni)

Muat have tochnical traluing whica would

anable hin to work on a technical operation,

possibly Involving tho care and upscop of

recordors, otc.

Must havo a working knowledge of Spanish,

or the ability

to acyure this iluency urior to

arrival in mexico:

d.

It sill bo neressary for tho employoo to

work with people, make early and late seotings.

and to spend a good doal of tina driving around

town.

Thorelere, the cardidate sust drive a car

and be physically lit to vork long bours.

It 1s requestad that information on any candidates

be furnished "HV3/MEXICO

or C/Ail/3 for

considoration.

John M. rhitten

C/HW/3

DISTRIBUTION:

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•SPATCH

a Chios or station, resaco Git

13A$:5HAT:CA

FRNOESSING

STRiA

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CLO STA UNECES

AATTAT

iNen

8 Chief, wi division.

SUBJECT

8 LIFEAT SOCUrITY

ACTION RIQUIRED REFERENCIS

HEF, HIGH 20305, 3 Decender 1962

1o

Roference proalen was discussed by AUllis with David No NILSTAD,

during the latter's TDY at Headquarters in enrly jocember 1962.

XURIOT reconnands the rolloutri solution and his furnished tha

attuchod miterial for dalivary to ¡ULSTaD for his usos

The turturial Identlilcaziun system consists of tao flulda

Lal "n" is callodion in thich is mixed s small anount of scrolangchalal

and 1s. Intonded to be-used by the person who orlidnally cornects ube vires.

donarously daubed on the end of the screw, this solution drios almost

Innovlataiy In a lator repallant, Invisible casting.

bo. The gecond vial "Bo contains household annonda. If be bauber

In this bottle 19 drawn down the ron of turainals in the connection sax,

the tip of any scrow which was prevlously treated with the phanalphthalein

will Immedletely turn a dark red color and then vill vanish after a minuto.

Tho ammonia can be reapplied and tbis reaction will repoit itsell a couplo

of timos before more phenolphiialein his to ba reapplled.

END OF ULSPAICH

Attaahmonts

1 box with tho vials of liquid (U/s/c)

Distributirn:

CAl - COS, Mexico Clty u/ate (USE)

HOURING

Chrono

AT 150/A03,

Atr

INITIAL

P.1D/M15

McBee

DATE TITIO

50-6-37/3

DATE DISPATCHED

, CROSS RETERENCE TO

7 January 63

DISPATON STADOL ÁNO PONIBER

WiCH- 21200

HEADQUARTERS FIL ARISTER

CASSIFMATON

SECRET

30-6-32/3

OFFICE

wh/3/110.000 - Bustes ir25

ORIGINATING

TYPIST

TSD/AOB.

Mr • MeBee (draft)

§яню

CPORDINATING

OFFICE SUNBEL

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DISPATCH

CLASSIFICATION

SEGRET/RYBAT

PROCESSING

Рно

10S10

Chief, Tasi Forco Wi

Altz: WUllard NAUMAN

MARNIS IOR IADIXINES

NO INDERITE, DI QUIRED

INFO

FROM

Chief. WH:

Chief, KUDESK

Chief of Station, Mexico City

ABSTRACT

MICROFILM

SUBJECT

GYROSE/ Jono Ordaqui

ACTION RIQUIRLO: REFERENCES

1. Forwardod herewith are the following items partaining to Subjack:

a. LIFEAT coloronces:

b. Sallent reporta from othor agent sources:

C. Referances to close contacts oi Subjoct:

1. Exomplars of various typos of Mexican police agent reporting:

e. Roughed-out drafta of police agent reporting. These havo boen

vlowed and tentatively approved by COS, Mexico. Coples have beon

ratained as toe Station.

2. Station Mexico la submitting sepurately its proposals on the

technical and sporational aspecis of this operation.

•ACCOM

PLISHLO

Willard C. Curtis

Diatribution:

2 - IFW w/att

1 - C/WH w/o att.

1 - Chief, KUDESK w/o att

2 - Flea

¡CHOSS REFERENCE TO

20

DAlE TIMED

CATE DISPAICHED

Dec. 1962 28 Dec. 1902

DISPATCH SYMDOL AND NUMBER

KMMA-20425

HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER

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DISPATCH

Chiet, KUR!OT

17ANSINATAN

SECHET

FACCESSING

XX

INvO

Chief, WH Division

MARQUABITES LASA

BASIRACI

Chief of Station, Marico City

SUBJECT

@ LIFEAT Securly

ACTION REQUIRED. RIFERENCES

• Action: See below.

1. The purpose of this dispatch is to request Headquarters' assistance

In a problem involving elandestine markings for terminals in a telephone cable

cross box.

2. Specifically, It is desired to have the capabilly of recoguizing whleh

cable corminals in a box are being used for telephone tapplug without having any

niarkings apparent io unauthorized persons.

This system is needed for use in

the event that taps must be disconneciod quickly under the threat of a possible

security problem.

3.

The tap comections are made by LIFEAT telephone company per-

sonnel and the terminals could be marked by them at the time the tap is mude.

The comections sometimes have to be removed by another person wino is not

famillar with the connections.

4. It is felt that i quick deying, transparent glue or lacquer that would

fluoresce brightly under UV Illumination would be uppropriate. A material that

could be removed later by wiping or chipping it away would be desirable bur this

churacteristic is not vital.

5. The system must be usabie in open shade, although some additional

shade might be had by partially closing the doors of the box, and the ligin source

must be portable and it possible have the appearance of an ordinary flashlight.

The light source can be brought within two inches of the terminals.

(Continued)

"CROSS REFEREME 1O

CLASSEITCAIDA

SECRET

50-6-32/3

DATE TYPEO

JULE DISPATOHED

3 Dic. 1962

DISPATCH SAMBOL AND AGUERITER

HMMA - 20305

MIAOQUARTERS FILE MURABER

50 - 6-32/3

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6. This syrem is necded as soon as possible for use during Deceniber

1902 and January 1963. Therefore, Headquarters Carly assistance or recom-

nichdation would be greatly appreciated.

Meland antons

Distribution:

22- C/KURIOT

1 - C/WHD

3 - Files

1u.5 $30

USE PALEONS CON-ON

51:8. 51090 400 81.29

- SECRET

Dicer-auto

50 - 6 - 31/3

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DISPATCH

Chier, W1l Division

SECREt

NU

DESENSITIZED

Chiot of Sellou, Mexico Ciu

per CSA 43-43

GLIFEAT Progress Report for October 1962

Ref:

d.

HMMA - 20156

B.: MEXI 2384

PHOCESSING

ACTION

N0 INNY RING RIQUITTO

MAICHiAR:INS DESA

CAN DUETO 1904 MING

dASTRACT

4.90 M

C60

19/

PS

1. The following report is submitted in accordance with CSFHB-R

52-0-1, section V, paragraph 2 (d) (1).

A. EXPLOITATION OF LEADS

FI-

(1) LIFEAT/Soviet During the reporting perlod, LIFEAT coverage

of Svyatoslav F. KUZNETSOV provided an important and valuable check con-

firming the reporting of a number of KUBARK controlled double agents targeted

ag inst this Soviet officer. Also, coverage of the Soviet Buller in Office, al-

though nor considered vital, dees complete Station coverage of the Soviet

target and does provide daily inforniation on the activities and contacts of the

Bulletin Office personnel.

(2) LIFEAT/ Polish

LIFEAT continued to provide vital Information

concerning the BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation with coverage of both Individuals

and their daily activities.

(3) LIFEAT/Yugoslav Besides the usual coverage uf day-to-day

activities of the official installation, LIFEAT leads have Indicated the possi-

bility of a suecessful recruitment of a Mexican employee of that installation.

LIFEAT information will become even more valuable for continuing assess-

ment of the potential agent and forming of a plan for approach to the Mexican

In question.

(*) LIFEAT/Communis: Party Coverage In this area gave Statlon

its first informatton concerning the secund arrest of LINLUCK, as well as

providing sonie information on important persons in the Mexican Communist

movement.

risobe fron Project:

is ClassificatIon:

CALE DISMASCLO

(Continued)

dox:

COCONNENT

RECORD COPY

SECRE

DATE TINED

28 Nov. 1962

DiSPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER

HiMA - 20261

HEASQUARTERS FILE NUMBER

450-6-32/3

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15% 530

: (5) LIFEAT/Exile

LIFEAT provides.continuing coverage of the

dally activities and contaers of juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo. Although most

of the loads gathered will depend on. future exploitation, one contact with an

ODYOKE official was noted by LIPEAT (see reference b).

(6). LIFENT/Cuban :

•Of late, much of the cmplials of the LIFEAT

operation has been directed toward support of Station operations in this arca.

COME ONE AN ASTE OLDE

Coverage included monitoring of the actlvities of AMSTET-I for the interested

Case Officer. Tlit information provided daily leads for the Case Ufticer in

his contacts with AMSTET-I. LIFEAT also covered three lines in support

of the AMSTRUT operation.

Of this support the interested Case Officer has

nored LIFEAT provided very valuable coverage of the important AMSTRUT

opcration during October.

The coverage gave valuable operational leads

and resolved wat would otherwise have been arcas of uncertainty or

groundleas suspicion.. This allowed the case officers to move with müre

certainty in developing the opcration than would otherwise have been prudently

possibic. It la noted that LIFEAT's continuing coverage is proving to be most

helpful.

(7) LIFEAT/American Communists LIFEAT cominued to provlde

information of interest to ODENVY. Travel and contacts of the ACGM arc

particularly worthwhile.

(8) LIFEAT/Miscellaneous

LIFEAT continucd it coverage of

former Station asset LIVESTOCK-2. This was in keeping with Station's

policy of making perlodic checks of the activitles of former, potentially

dangerous agents.

It should he nored that It Is the Station's opinion that LIFEAT'S

excellent ovcrall service, plus its ability to provide unilateral coverage of

targets of opportunity on short notice (sometimes on as little as two hours

Statio) make On EAT a dependable dally contributor to the fulfilling of the

B.

PROCESSING OF TAKE

No change from previous report.

C. LIAISON

During the month of October the two playback recorders used by

the ODENVY processor broke down.

These were repaired by the LIFEAT

technician, David M. WILSTED. ODENVY continued to process take from

the LIFEAT/AmerIcan Communists in Mexico lines.

D. SECURITY

There have been no known adverse securiry incidents effecting the

LIFEAT operation during the reporting period. LIFENT meeting sites con-

tinue to be changed periodically. The fourteen regular and six alternate

sites used for daily contact between the Station Case Officer and WILSTED

and Wayne C. DRABAND are considered adequate. Numerous meeting sites

are used for contacts between WILSTED/DRABAND and the basehouse keepers.

E. TECHNICAL.

Audio and dial tape recorders ordered by the Station in support of the

LIFEAT operation began te arrive at the end of October.

These were placed

in immediate service. It is noted that the automatic tape stop on the new

model Revere audio recorder has thus far proven to be of no use to the operation

agication

si :!

S129N A:D 0: 29

mn".. Afiicascut

SECRET

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and on occaston has caused some minor problems. It is believed that these

problems are temporary and will be eliminated when WILSTED has time to

by-pass this our off switch.

The new Annex VI (see reference A) was placed in full operation

on 23 October and presently provides coverage of four target lines.

F. COVERAGE

During the month of October 1962, LIFEA covered a total of 25

target lines. Coverage by target was as follows:

1. Suviet Bulletin Office

z.

Svyatoslav F. KUZNETSOV

3.

Aleisandi G. SIDOROV

-4. and 5.

Polish Embassy (wo lines)

6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Yugoslav Embassy (five lines)

11, 12, and 13 BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation

14. Juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo

15. Peter WATKINS

16. AMSTET-1

17, and 18. AMSTRUT operation

19.

Psychlarrist attending AMSTRUT-2

20. Carlos ILLESCAS

21.

Suspected PCM safehouse

22.

LIVESTOCK-2

23.

Albert (Mirgaret) MALTZ

24.

Charles SMOLIKOFF (aka SMALL)

25.

Noah SEBORER

G, PERSONNEL

LIEMBRACE-8 was reintroduced to LIFEAT in order that he may brush!

up on its dally operation. LIEMBRACE-S will temporarily replace David M.

WISTED as LIFENT technician during the later's home leave December 1962

and January 1963.

Steps were Initiated to amend the clearance of LIEMPTY- 19 for

work as a part time LIFEAT processor/translator.

2. During the reporting period, LIFEAT operation provided a total

of 62 reels of raw take from ACGM lines to local ODENVY for their processing.

In addition, a number of memos were prepared by the Station for passing io

lucal ODACID and ODENVY based wolly or in part on LIFEAT provided

material.

illard Curtis

Willard C. CORT

Distribution:

13 - C/WHD

2 - Files

2 330

USE Ali Customers

31:9 199: 165

313 12 1038

-SECRET

57-6-32,3

PACE.NO

CONTINUED

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DISPATCH

Chief; WH Division

CLASSISICAiION

SECRET/

DESENSITIZED

FROM

SUAICT

Chief of Station Mexico City

per CS 43-47

LIFEAT Progress Report for September 1962

ACTION REQUIRED. RETERINCES

Ref: HMMA -19843

PROCESSING

ACTION

MARALD ACE INCERITTE

NO INTERINE PIQUIERO

LACOLUABIIAS LISA R

ABSTRACT

i MICROFILM

TISHEI

At 14 i

A3

DES

FF

1. The following report is submitteu in accordance with CSFHB-F

52-6-1, Section V, Paragraph 2 (u) (1).

A. EXPLOITATION OF LEADS

(1) LIFEAT/Soviet

In this reporting period LIFEAT provided vital

Information and live-monitoring support during the installarion phase of a

successful Station technical operation lurgeted against Aleksandr G. SIDOROV,

Soviet Military Attache in Mexico.

(2) LIFEAT/Cuban

This coverage providad valuable coerational

support during the period leading up to the recruitment of AMSTRUT-2 giving

¿imely advance information of AMSTRUT-2's arrival in Mexico, as well as

his day to day activities and contacts. Following AMSTRUT-2's recruitment,

LIFEAT gave an excellent account uf AMSTRUT-2's activities for those periods

he was not under the control of his case ufficers. This was invaluable proof

of his full cooperation with KUBARK and added a safety factor for the case

officers making the recruitment and initial handling which would not have been

otherwise available.

(3) LIFEAT/Polish and LIFEAT Yugoslav

These coverages con-

tinue to provide excellent information of the daily activities of the Satellite

officials assigned to Mexico. The LIFEAT support of the BEKNAVE/BECHICK

operation continues as noted in reference.

(4) LIFEAT/Exile

LIFEAT coverage of Juan Jose

AREVALO Ber-

mejo provides information and operational leads which, though valuable now,

would be invaluable if ODYOKE's policy toward AREVALO becomes sufficientl

defined to fully exploit all

the infornation provia no LIEFAT

DATE TIRED

DATE DISPATCHED

(Continued)

from project forg

cs Classificalion: sü.l°;

Fold:

RECORD COPY

§ Nov. 1962

" CHOSS REFERENCE TO

D AND NUMBER.

1887

HAViA - 20156

HEAPEUNRTERS FILE NUMBER

CLASSIFICATION

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50-0-32/3 <

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CISPATCH

SECHLI

20156

1887

(S) LIFEAT/American Communists :

LIFEAT continues to provide

informacion of interest to ODENVY (who initially requested this coverage and

presses this take.) Local ODENVY has noted recently inat the information

carming travel of American leftisis to Mexico and heir contacts wiile here

(0) LIFEAT/Miscellaneous

LIFEAT coverage was reinstituted on

LIVESTOCK-2 in Station periodic check on the aeriviries of this former agent.

E PROCESSING OF TAKE

No change from previous report (see reference).

& LLAISON

No change fron previous report (see reference).

D. SECURITY

There have been no known adverse security incidents effecting the

LIFEN'T operation during the reporting period. The "coyote" incident noted

in reference, paragraph l.D. is now settled and should pose no further dif-

ficuly to this operation.

E. TECHNICAL

No change from previous report (see reference).

F. COVERAGE

During the month of September 1962, LIFEAT covered a total of 16

sarget lines. Coverage by target was as follows:

1. Soviet Bulletin Office

2. Svyatoslav F. KUZNETSOV

3. Aleksandr G. SIDUKUV

+: BECHICK's place of employnient.

5. Individual considered for cut our in BEKNAVE/BECHICK

operation

6. and 7. Polish Embassy (two lines)

S., 9., and 10.

Yugoslav Embassy (three lines)

11. Juan Juse AREVALO Bermejo

12. Peter WATKINS

13. LIVESTOCK-2

14. Albert MALTZ

15. Charles SMOLIKOFF (aka SMALL)

16. AMSTRUT Operation

G. PERSONNEL

LIFEUD-24 and LIFEUD-26 obtained a baseñouse on 29 September which

mill take the place of the old Annex VI (closed when LIFEUD-5 and LIFEUD-11

ware terminaied due to their pending divorce). It has been decided to rora in

the same annex designation, i.e., Anex VI, sinic the area of coverage is the

same as that provided by the old basehouse. .

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1: 5 530

11:30

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2A47 1887

Diring the month of September 1902. LIFEAT operation provided

a total of st reels ufraw take from the ACGAl lines to the lucil ODENVY

office for their processing. In addition, a number of memos were prepared

by the Station for passing to local ODACID and ODENVY based wholly or in

part on LIFENT provided material.

Pillard (cortis

Willard C. CURTIS

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DistrIbution:

I - WHD

2 - Files

1: s 530

drat

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5 Juna 1960

MEMORANTOM FOR THE, RECORD

SUBJECTS TSARI:FIN@ OF LAVIN M. ¡ILSTEP (pa)

On 1 Juno 1960 Mr. John G. Hayn and Mr. John Kerrady Of WHN,

Mr. Robert Bron of 0I/0FS, Mr. Robert Bryant of FJ/OPS and Mr. Charlos

Brey of FI/D not with lavid M. VILSTSD (ps).

2.

:ILSTED ophasisod that the whole ¿elophone systen in terico

City 18 undergoing a raiomation.

Tho company Tolofanas de jodeo, Sad.,

has sub-contracted this vort of closing uu and rearrandalrg tho phono

systam to cho Independent f1rs, Intal.

They are clow tos of unused and

old Ilnes; putting in nev and spars linos, rado? ining eschango areas,

laying underground cables, ato.

Prantually ve should be botior off bos

dause thare should be nure surplus linag. The ranovation vort has

hamperod much of the LIFEAT work, prinolpally bocauso many af tha llnes

now are underground and va carnot got scoass to them baîore tsey entor

the cantral.

This 1s paracularly trus with respect to tha Ceach Eno

basiy, to whose talephone lings we cinnot obtain accoss inon the vartaro

paint wa now accupy.

HILSTED Bald that we try to koop treck of the artivitios of

"Intal" but since thay acos to atrack "Calonias" at mndos, so havo no

prior warning of thoir prasanos in a cortain unea.

In the racent past, laxloo has beer using, houses for listing

posts for security roasons.

¡o have soro control ovar laa scresa or

phone company inspectors of repairian to houses. Howaver, under nes

rogulations, all nou apartant bulldings must havo. tolostone lines 1n-

stalled in the bullding by. the phone company during the corsimiction

phase.

This nano that the lines and their destinatiar are concealed.

WILSTEN proposed that the intil mean se can again use arerloente sinco

ve can siphon off a llno dastined for use ly arother tenare in such a

vay that the phone company cannot traco ito dostiration vithout tearing

the bullding apart and we can than Install a sonarito lina to the bulla-

ing and book up the subacrliser to tile lino which, 18 chasized, u1ll

bolong to a logitimia subsuriber.

ne syston which has beon usad effoctively 1s l tava ano-hai

[Dio separata palra wnich. hare one faulty lina dach. Toece too luiL

pairs then form one good pair shich va san use.

6.

VILSTED explained that it cor: about 3200 pesos to got a

ragular telephone. This antalla the purchase of a talesbana company

band, which later can ba sold.

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Porsonnal Inrolvad in the tapping of tha lines anas.

Rena - tho has aocoss to the centrala. He contacto tha Lal-

loring nant

Tio brothero

¿050 o doos axchango camoctlans.

Tha taka fron orch basohouse 18 calloctod darli lo ta sorting

affloa. hours by RAFARSILI.

Ho anzy entero ono basahuso unlea se

nado at differont spota sach. day of the sook.

matorial to a sooting botueen his, iILiTin end SCHiN hera RaPuELLI

turns the material ovor to SECHiN and they all discusa lbe problems and

plans for tho dar..

According to wILTSD tharo 1s no live monitaring done by any

of tha basehouse keopora.

Thero fallows a llat of the baschouses and the lisas covered

at each basas

a) Calaro 39

-fararly coverod isarlem costlas, nou

no 115a8. Baing hald for daturo use.

b) Juanacatan 179 - Cuban raalianos

Russian Cosmarolal

F. I. (Nlooraguan)

A521x00 47

• 2 Pallan

Seborar

Tropoto

Boldes

d) Tenanstago

- Cluban FaIlICTy 0Sf109

Cuhan labassador's affloa

Campos (tanvel agoray)

1 зраго

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but boing hold open.

Cuautla 131

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Attached in accordanco with convursaticas visa Martin O. HIRETT, aro

INTENT transoriptions is. the MSTRUT-2 casa for 11-26 and 28-30 Soptembor

and 1 Octobor 1902.

lillard C. CURTIS

Cin 1 9-6-56/3

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Chief, EE

1 RON

Chicle Wii SOS, Monterrey

SwONCT

Chief of Station, Mexico City

@ BEDOX/LIFEAT

ACTION PIQUIRED. REFERRACIS

DIR- 38331, 26 Seprember 1962

CASALAINA

SECREI

PROCESSAE

PUTATE IT 104001.986

aruus.

ANSYRACT

Attached herewith find a copy of MNTY 0600 requosted by Head-

quarters in reference.

heard costs

Distribution:

2 - WHI w/ate; 1 - COB, Mnty w/caut

- EE w/att

3 - Files

HAILANY

SECRET

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.

DATI DESORTSE

2o Sept. 1962

DESPATCH STANDOL ANO NUNNELA

28 SepR. 1962

LiMALA -19882

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DISPATCH

Chief, Wil Division

CLASSUDICATION

SECRET

DESENSITIZED

. per. ESM 12-13

Chief of Station. Mexico City

SB O LIFENT Progress Report for August 1962

ACTION REQUIRED -RESERENCES

Ref

: A) HMMA 19641

B) HMMA 19129

XX

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ACIION

MATALD NOR 105E1196

DO INCA NINE MALIRIO

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LARD.

1. The following report is submitted in accordance with CSHB-F 52-6-1;

Section V, paragraph 2 (a) (1).

A. Exploitation of Leads

(1) LIFEAT/SOVIET

With the departure of Vladimir G.

NOVIKOV during the month of August 1962, it was decided that LIFEAT should

pick up coverage of his replacement Svyatoslav F. KUZNETSOV. The contin-

ued coverage of aleksandr G. SIDOROV, which includes extensive periods of

live-monitoring and special processing of the take, is considered essential to

those Station assets involved in the attempt to place the technical surveillanca

noted in last month's report (see reference A). Coverage of the Soviet Bullet in

Office continues to provide interesting personality data on Soviet officials

assigned to Mexico.

(2) LIFEAT/POLISH

LIFEAT coverage in support of the

BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation continues to be vital to that operation. Addi-

tional coverage for this operation has becn undertaken, leads from which will

probably determine future direction of the operation as well as aid KUBARK in

controlling the operation.

(3) LIFEAT/YUGOSLAV

In this area LIFEAT provided the infor-

mation that a cousin of a recently assigned KUBARK deep cover agent, Vicior

W. OBOLD (ps) will be travelling to Mexico inte near tuture. This cousin is

a long-time Communist Party official and a chance meeting with him could

have destroyed OBOLD's carefully prepared cover. Due io LIFEAT advanced

warning, proper security safeguards have been arranged. LIFEAT has also

provided travel information on Yugoslav officials from the United States inich

was of great interest Le ODENVY.

CATE DISSAICHED

(Continued)

RECORD COPY

CROSS REFERENCE TO

regove from Project'i Girl u

es classilication: so uPli

Büi :

20 Sept. 1962

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUSABER

HMINA - 19843

1942

VIET PUMBER

CLASSIFICATION

SECREFA

2/3

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

SECKE

1A NIA-10843

9458-1212

(;) LIFENT/EXILE

LIFEAT coverage in this area has been

midsi rewarüing in providing leads i tire conoels of Juat jose Arovalo Bermejo,

former Guaidmalan President. Spanish Ropublican Exiles were covered for

approviniately one-nald month in August, at which tinie it was decided that the

coverage no longer provided jufficient leads and information in justify con-

tinued LIFEAT effort.

19) LIFEAT/Anerie: Communis: Gioup in Mexico (ACCia)

This coverage is at the request of the local office of ODENVY and the processing

of take in this arca is done by that office.

One of the most interesting items

provide from this coverage was the fact that the American Communists Albert

MALTZ and Margaret Latin MALTZ had separaied and that Albert MALTZ

would probably reside in the U.S. with Margaret renining in Mexico. Con-

cemüg the LIFEAT coverage of the ACGM, ihe local office of ODENVY wrote

on 23 August 1962: "This office feels thai the coverage mentioned is quite

valuable and many useful louds are brained from this coverage, particularly

with regard to iravel in and out

uf Mexico of American Conimunists who are

in contaer with individuals on whom coverage is maintained"

B. Processing of Take

No change from that noted in reference A.

C. Liaison

No change from that noted in reference A.

D. Security

During the early part of August 1962 a group of "coyotes" was uncovered

In the telephone company in Mexico. City and a number of arresis were made.

This group had organized a unir including linemen, ceniralmen, installation

crew, warehousemen, and workers in ihe office responsible for providing ser-

vice to new clients.

It was the purpose of the "coyote": group to provide service.

for a price, to those individuals whose requests for installations had been turned

down by the celephone company due to limited availability of cables and contacts.

(Note: The company generally keops a certain number of "spare pairs" in each

cable for its own use in providing special service, company phones, and for re-

routing during repairs i other cables. It was these spare pairs and contacts

whicl the "coyotes" used to provide illegal phone service.) This lelephone com-

pany within the telephone company would also collect monthly fees from their

"subscribers".

When the story came out, the telephone company had special

police siationed in caci central and spot checks made of linemen and crews to

preven: recurrence.

It was therefore necessary for the LIFEAT linemen to

refrain from any clandestine activity for a period of almost four weeks so as

not l0 be accidentally picked up as a member of the "coyote"

group.

LIFEUD-1

has reported ihut ihe situation is now buck to normal with the special police

details and special checkups terminated. No compromise of ihe LIFEAT oper-

ation resuited.from the above incident.

E. Tecinical

In idlition :o re-supplying LIFEAT with audio recorders (as reported in

reference d), the Station has ordered ren new dial tape recorders for the projeci

Funds for this purpose were included in ihe laiesi Projeci Renewal Requesi

(forwarded dy reference B).

F. Coverage

During the monih of August 1962. LIFEAT covered a iotal of 15 target

: 3'530

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

SECRE

/ HN1MA-19843

2 1942

lines. The coverage by rarger was as follows:

1.

Soviet Bullet in Office

2.

Alessandr G. SIDOROV

4.

BECHICK's place of employment (and place of

contact with BEKNAVE)

5. unid 6. Polish Embassy (two lines)

7., S., and 9. Yugoslav Embassy (three lines)

10. Juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo

1l.

Peter WATKINS

12. Juan Simeon VIDARTE Franco Romero

13. D:. Euganio ARAUZ

14.

Aibert MALTZ

15. Charles SMOLIKOFF (aka SMALL)

G. Personnel

The basenouse opcrators for LIFEAT Annex VI, LIFEUD-5 and LIFEUD- 14,

after a long period uf family disagreements, have mutually decided on a

divorce. Both are being terminated by KUBARK since their userulness as

basehouse deepers for the project will enu with their divorce. The agents have

agreed to the terminat lon and it will be accomplished on a friendly basis.

(Agent Service Records will be forwarded).

Therefore, it has been necessary

to close Annex VI and terminate coverage of the lines provided by that base-

house.

LIFEUD-24 and LIFEUD-26 have been recruited to r'oplace the ter-

minated. couple and are presently looking for a suitable basehouse which could

fully replace ihe uld Annex Vl. (Note: POA was granted fur LIFEUD-24 on 28

June 1962 and OA was requesica. Also, OA was requesied for LIFEUD-26

o11 30 August 1962.)

During the absence uf Woodrow B. CABBOT (ps), the processor of the

Polish language portions of the Polish Embassy take, a replacement in the person

of contact agent BE TUMBLE was provided by Headquarters. He performed well

with no inown security hazard co himself or LIFEAT. BETUMBLE departed

Mexico City on 17 September 1902.

Until CABBOT's return Polish portions of

this take are being translated by ihe Siation Satellite Case Officer.

2. л.

During the month of August 1962, the LIFEAT operation provided

a total of 45 reels of raw take from the ACGM lines to the local ODENVY office

for their processing. In addition, a number of memos were prepared by the

Station for passing to local ODACID and ODENVY based in whole or in part on

LIFEAT provided material.

B. The following, reports were based in whole or in part on positive

intelligence which is provided as a by-product of the LIFEAT operation:

HMM-6605

HMM-6626

HMM-6663

HMM-6667

HMNI-6670

Willard C. CURTIS

Distribution

g - C/WI!

2 - Files

HORN

105' 530

1C40A

105'70

SECRET

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INTO

DISPATCH

Chief, WH Divlilon

Chlef. SR DirLiton

SEGRET

SUBACT

Chlet of Station, Mexico Clty

ACTION REQUIRIO

REFEREES

Operational/Transmittal of LIFEAT Report

Ret: HVMA- 19741, 4 Seprember 1962

Actlax Per Parugraph Two.

POSED

PROCESSING

ACTION

NO JACIRING RIQUIRID

HI1-9-18:123 454

CAN INOGA IMOTAINE

ABSTRACT

MICROSILM

1. Transmited herewith in attachment Is a LIFEAT repor of

10 Seprember 1962, of a secoud telephone call from Moscow to

Vladllan IvanovIch SAMOKHIN, Head of the Sovlet Information Bulletin

Office in Mextoo Cly.

2. Heedquarters Is requested to adulge ll it has Interest in

recelving any further such reports.

Willard C. CURTIS

Artachment:

As stated above.

Distribution:

27 - WH w/au

1 - SR a/art

3 - Fles

X.

wife

5 CÃOSS REFERENCE TO

CLASSiFIAIION

SECRET

DATE SPiO

18 Sepr. 1962

DISPATCH SYMBOL AÑD NUMBER

HMMA - 19826

HEA: QUAOTERS FILE NUMBER

$ 201-

DATE DISPAICHID

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DISPATCH

Citer. WH DivIston

SECKEY &54

INFO.

IROM

DESENSITIZED

ger CSN 43-43

SUAJECT

Chief of Station. Mexico City

ACTION REQUIRED. RIFERINCES

LIFEAT. Progress Report for July 1962

PROCESSING

6:40

MARIes 1950

C49 AIVE INTANIE

ARSTRAiT

TH:

-pf

ARD

1. The following report is submitted in accordance with CSHB-F•

52-6-1, Section V. paragraph 2 (u) (1): 1

A. Exploitation of Leuds

(1) LIFEAT/SOVIET

LIFEAT coverage in this area was concentrateu

on known RIS officers: Vladimir G. NOVIKOV and Aleksandr G. SIDOROV.

The most rewarding lead from this coverage during July was chat SIDOROV

would be absent with his entre family from his apartment for nearly two

months, and more importantly, that no one would be concinuously watching

the apartment during that tune.. Based of this intormation, the Siation has

been able to iske the necessary preparations for establishing recinical

surveillance of this apartment. LIFEAT coverage of the Sovie. Bulletl

Office, in addition io the above coverages, has provided information on the

dally acrivities of Individual Sovlet officlals assigned io Mexico, including

collection of travel and blographical data.

(2) LIFEAT/POLISH LIFEAT coverage has been vital to the

BEKNAVE/BECHICK operation. LIFEAT has even provided live-monitoring

of an international call to BECHICK from & former admirer. Also in the

Pollsh ares, LIFEAT provided names of Polish Embassy contacts who vere

Invited to Polish national holiday celebrations at the Polish Embussy, as

well as information concerning the impending arrival of the new Polish Im-

(3) LIFEAT/YUGOSLAV In the Siation's increased operations

against this target, basic biographical, personnel assignment, and personnel

dally activity information is essential.

LIFEAT has been providing jus:

this type information since coverage commenced in May.

(continued)

RECORD COPY

"CROSS FETTRENCE TO

Remova from Prolect."

....f.

c.: Classifloation:

СОВ еллінс!!!

SECRETA

DATE TYPED

DAIE DISPAICHED

21 August 1952

SPATCH SUMBOL AND NUMBER

HiviMA-196115

MEAOOUARTLAS PLE NUMBEA

50-6-32/3

+1922

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1OIV

11'530

180;

CONTINUATION OF

OISPATCH

INNIA-19041

5 1922

(!) LIFEAT/EXILE LIFENT coverage of exile and revolutionary

groups ias been concentrated on coverage of Contral American and.

Spanish Republican groups and Individuals. Coverage of Juan Jose

AREVALO Bermojo, former Prestost of Guatemala, has provided the

Station with valuable Informatlon concerning his contacts and future

plans.

Furdier. LIFEAT COvered LIGIRD-I's contaci.wil AREVALO

and later revealed AREVALO's convicton that the Station asset, LIGIRD-I,

is invoired in i plot to assasstate AREVALO.

Coverage of Spanish

Republicans displayed the Internal dissentions aroused sy the plans

of a small group of the Moxico-based exiles to assassinate certain

promient persons with plastle bombs. and ultmately cold of the departure

from Mexleo :o Cuba of two Individuals Implicated in the plot.

(5) LIFEAT/American Communist Group in Mexico (ACGM)

Targers covered in this category ure in answer to a long standing require-

ment lald on by ODENVY and approved by Headquarters.

In the past

ODENVY has noted the coverage is valuable and worthwhile to them. As

in the pis: rellable Information was provided on the activitles, travel, and

coiltacts of the ACGM.

B. Processing of the Take

• LIFEAT processors continue to process ill take for the LIFEAT

operation except for the three ACGM ines which are processed by the

local ODENVY office.

C. Liaison

No change.

D. Security

No security Incidents directly affecting the operation or future of

LIFEAT were noted during July 1962. The assignment of special telephone

company crews to make a survey of spire telephone lines avallable for

use of new subseribers may cause problems when these crews uncover a

"spare" line used in i LIFEAT coverage. However, since these crews

have no au:hority (or destre) to trace down the lines to their ultimate

destination, normal LIFEAT security pracilces should negate this danger.

A secund development which could cause future problems is the possible

assignment of a LIENVOY technician to check telephone centrals to see

exactly who else may be carrying.on LlENVOY type work. As of this date

LIFEAT personel, wno have been provided with the true name of this

individual, have never heard of him working in any central in Mexico City.

As of this moment it appears

this will not develop into a threat co

LIFEAT operaclons..

E. Tecinical

New recorders provided in May to LIFEAT are now in operation and

appear superior to previous models used.

It is planned, with the approval

of Project LIFEAT for BY 1963, to completely re-equip LIFEAT with new

recorders and possibly dial tape recorders.

F. Coverage

During the month of July 1962. LIFEAT covered a local of 16 carget

lines. Specifically, the coverage by urger was as follows:

Soviet Bullet in Office

Viadimir G. NOVIKOY

LETON

SECRET

TWO

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPAICH

SECKSHA

HMM0-19641

13402 1922

3.

Alcksandr G. SIDOROV

4.

BECHICK

5. and 6. Polish Enlassy (two lines)

7. and 8. Yugoslav Embassy (‹wo lines)

9.

10:

Juan Jose AREVALO Bermejo

Peter WATKINS

1l: Juan Simeon VIDARTE Franco Romero

12.

13.

Dr. Eugenio ARAUL

LINEB- 1 (one line covered for this double agent operation)

14. Albert MALIZ

15.

Noah SEBORER

16.

Charles SMOLIKOFF

G.

Personnel

Clearance was recelved on LIFEUD-24 and he will cominence work

Siortly to fill the gap left with the resignation of Olivia N. GLADMON (ps).

(See project reicwal forwarded HMMA- 19129.) A deep-cover agent,

OBOLD, was made avallable lo process completely the take from the

Yugoslav lines.

He is working out well with no evident security danger

to either himself or LIFEAT.

2. A. Since subinisslon of the last Project LIPEAT Renewal Request

and Projeci Revlew, 72 reels of LIFEAT on the American Communis: Group

in Mexico (ACGM) have been passed lo ihe lovil office of ODENVY. In

addition, i number of memos were prepared by the Station for passing to

the local ODACID and ODENVY based in whole or in part on LIFEAT pro-

vIded material.

B. Despite the fact tha: LIFEAT Is used primarily to support

Station operations, some positive intelligence is gathered as a by produci

of the uperation.

The following reports were forwarded to Headquarters

based on LIFEAT material:

HMM-6121

HMEM-6452

HMM-6479

HMM-6499

HMM-6565

3. The Station has applied the RYBAT control to this dispaich to

ensure the Desk's control of the information contained herei.

21 August 1962

Dis:ribution:

3= WHD

2 - Files

i080

10s s'53a

jaci

LSE PERE MUS ERITIS

123 SECRE AND S!.

CASSTICATION

SECKETS

58-6=32/3

PAGE NO

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10

DISPATCH

Chief, Wi Division

ill feer.: 3433-

SIMBOL AND PID-

18MIA - 17815

S49 1920

50-6-3253

DAll

22 September 1261

RE,

"435 - (CHES "X" JASE)

MARKED FOR INDEXIG

NO INCEXTIG REQUIRED

MIDEXHIC.CAIL BE JOSED

BY QUAURED HQ. DESK ONLY

DESEISITIZED

Chier of Station, Mexico GILY per GS# 43-43

CLIFEAT RepOrt for AprIl, May, Juno, July, and

August 1902

Por your Information

The following report is subritted in accordance with

CSHB-F 52-6-1, seation V, paragraph 2 (u) (1);

• Exploltation of Landa

(1) LIFFAT/LIERÓDE with rolatod Ilnes continued to.

provide valuable information for une in cupport of Station

operntions.: However, coverage of the LIbRODE Olf101a1

installation. was out on 19 May for security reasons.

The

fóllowing leads were providode As a result of a LIPEAT

provided lead; the Station was able to develop an operation

in cooperation with the Mexloan Goverrment whereby Marlo

CHAVEZ, Guatemalan who 1s ropresentative of the Cantrolto

Boncmia, was plaord under Mexican surveillance and ultimately

arresied. LIFEAT alco providod a check on the activities of

LITANGO-1, Furthor, provision of travel information to ard

¡rom Cuba by Nicaraguan and Guatenalan exiles was of con-

tinuing importance.

(2) LIFEAT was employed as a check of tho activitles of

former KUBARK agents LIVESTOCK-2 and LIVESTOCK-3. This coverage

has contributed moasurably to Station seourity.

"(3) LIFEAT/LITMUS provided vital coverago of the LITTlS

official Installation during the BECORN recruitment operation.

Also of value were the leads pointing to two suspeated LITMIS

Intelligence Serviou agents. Other Station assets are now

Investigating these leads.

(4) LIFEAT coverage of un American Comminist Group in

Mexico City (ACCM) continues to provide excellent coverage

of

tie activities, travel, and contacts of the Amerioan Communists

living in Mexico.

This Information 18 of primary Importance

to

ODENVY.

b.

Processing of Material

LIFEAT processors continue to process the teke from the

LIENVOY/LIMERICK coverage.

c. Lelson

No change.

PS

•BX

DES KED

d. Security

No adverse inoidents were noted during the reporting period.

However, coverage of the LITRODE officlal installation war cut when

LIENVOY

technicians began regular checks of those lines.

din

•. Technioal

No ohange.

sauva fron projocttudi:

s classifications sau-dy

30X:- :.

Fold:

s sort

53

US! PRESTOUS EDITION

Khar, 20114

51.39

$1.234 AND 51.89

WHIN ASS DISCHIE

GLASSINCASON

SECRET 1E20A

50-6-32/3

PAGE-PiO.

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1501920

f. Coverage

The number of lines covered ty LIFSAT during the reportine

period variod Ercatly due to die moving of ino baschouses.

Honover,

the nunvor covored averaged 1?, with the breakdown as

follows.

LIERODE; and relaied lines

LImus, and reluted lines

Aniel'foin Communists

Local Communists

Targots of Opportunity

2

•E.

Personnel

The arsistant outside case officer, Ralph B. RAFANELLI (ps).

will depari Mexico Cliy for a new assigment within the next month.

Darid M. WILSTED (ps) Nill undertake completo outside work for LIFEAT

for a temporary period unile a locally obtained replacement for

RAFANELLI 18 boing oleared and irained.

2a.. During the reportini period information from 236 LIFEAT reels

• on coveruge of the Amorioan Communists in Meulco was passed to the local

offloe of-ODENVY. In audition, numerous motos vero prepared by the.

Station for passing to the local OLACID all ODENVY basod on LIFEAT pro-

vided oaterial.

b.

materials

The following reports were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT

HNN-5570

111

Mullard Gustig

Uard C. CURTIS

19 September 1961

Distributions

2-3 - Headquarters

2 - Files

1O8M

io si 530

USE PiEVIOUS FOrTION

St 2 3: 284 ANU S' 20

dirt

16.:a.89

SEURES EA

57-6-3243

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DISPATCH

•Chief, Wil Divlsion

TO

FROM

soni Chief of Statlon, Muxico City.

" LIFEAT Report for March 1961

ACTION PIQUIRED

Information Only.

BERINCHISI

SECRET

DESENSITIZED

per ESA 49.43

BATT

X

LIMMA-16938

1tt0 1881

50-6-32/3

14

April 1961

43 3'

-IMECK "N" ONE)

MARKED FOR INDENING

NO INDEXING REQUIRED

INDEXING CAN BE JUOGED

Or QUALIFIEO NO DESE ONLY

105 53

The following report is submitted in accordance with CSHB-F 52-6-1,

section V. paragraph 2 (d) (1):

3.

Exploitation of Leads

(ị) LIFEAT/LIERODE, with related lines, continued to

recelve emphasis from the LIFEAT operation during the reporting period.

The approprlaie Casc Officer considers the check of penetration agents

LITAMIL-3, LITAINT-7, and LITALUS-3 through LIFEAT to be of

utmost value In controlling these agents and checking their activitles.

In additlon, LIPEAT provided extremely valuable information in the

defection of Jose PARDO Llada, giving leads for both Fl and PP

exploitation. Ald was also given in providing a check of the AMIRON

AWOLS in Mexico, In a related occurance, LIFEAT provided informa-

tion that Indicates the Cuban Embassy in Mexico is being used as a

Guatemalan Communist communication channel to exiles in Cuba.

LIFEAT also provided daily information on travellers to Cuba.

(2) LIFEAT/LITMUS provided information for use in

the BECORN operation. It is also of continuing importance as a daily

check on the activities of the LITMUS personnel in Mexico.

(3) During the recent Latin American "Peace Confer

ence", LIFEN'T provided information on the delegates to the Conference,

especially the U.S. de'egates, as well as the activities of the Confer-

ence.

(4) LIFEAT coverage of Noah SEBORER provided advançe

information on the travel to the United States of Anna SEBORER and

Maria and Enos WICHER. The actual departure and rerurn of these

American Communists was also coitfirmed through LIFEAT.

b. Processing of Material

A3 y

There has been no change in the processing of the;

internally produced LIFEAT take. LIFEAT processors continue to

process the take from the LIENVOY/LIMERICK coverage.

c. Llalson

No change.

Renova fres Projeot /iDpitricei

¿s Classification:

-Fi-

ASR

d. Security

Зах:_.

Fold:

period.

No adverse occurances were noted during the reporting

e. Technical

50-6.3.

REPLACES COOM,

5178

3128A A1-D 51 28

AMICH ART OBSOLETE

SECRET ANA

X' CONTINUEO

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

HAINIA-1683S

27-1881

No change.

f. Coverage

The numer of lies covered by LIFEAT during the month

of March 1961 was 12.. The breakdown follows:

LIERODE, and relaied lines

LITMUS, and relaied lines

American Communises

Local Communists

Targets of Opportunity

g. Personnel

No change.

• 2. a.

During the reporting period, Information from wenty-nine LIFEAT

reels in coverage of American Communists In Mexico was passed to the local

office of QDENVY. In addition, numerous memos were prepared by the Station

for passing to local ODACID and ODEVVY based on LIFEAT provided material.

b. The following reports, cables, and Information dispatches were

based wholly or in part on LIFEAT maierial:

HMM-5497

HNIN1-5505

HMM-5507

HNA1-5511

HMA1-5532

HMA1-5533

HMA1-5534

HMN1-5536

HMM:- 5541

HMM-5545

HNZM-5549

HN1N1-5550

HMM-5552

HNM-5560

HMM-5563

(MEXI-7492)

(MEXI-7577)

(MEXI-7580)

(MEXI-7585)

AIEXI-7494

MEXI-7502

MEXI-7561

MEXI-7564

MEXI-7600

MEXI-7613

NEXI-7615

MEXT-7626

N1EXI-7677

(MEXI-7639)

(MEXI-7681)

HMMA - 16555

HMMA - 16564

HMMA - 16565

HMMA - 16600

HMMA - 16607

HNEMA - 16608

HAMA -16625

HMMA - 16627

HMMA -16633

HMMA - 16639

HNIMA - 16664

HMMA - 16665

HMMA - 16687

HAMA - 16710

HMNA - 16725

HALMA - 16728

HAIMA-16735

HMMA - 16738

HNEMA - 16740

HNMA-16747

HMMA-16771

Mitca

12 April 1961

Distribution:

3 - WHD

2 - Files

1080

•259 530

iddi

USE TAEGOES 4441.0A

Side slide sia:!! 15

SECRET ME

50-6 - 32/3

2

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## Page 31

DISPATCH

chlel of starion, Mexico City

coseriaiso

!

pur,

PROCESSING

DANTE TER MOSAIG -

10 I0t DIN 818MO

69 444119193

CAn INcid 1964r1n0

ABSTON. T

P1IS011C

нож

Chief, WHD

SUBIIC?

Antonobile Lleense Check

«TION RIQUIRED RITERZVUES

HM: 16677, 15 Pebradty 1961

IMSRORILACD

* MAY ZU 136!

A 2711 Chesloy Avenue, Baltinore, Maryland. Hesdpoertera traços on

CIMINO MEra DegAtIve.

Site nar ateni 201- 15 370'4

SND OP DISPATCH

DistIlburton:

2 - Merdeo City

~ CROSS ALTERENCE TO

ROMENA

Wil/Reg

1 - WH Mexico

PTY

ONFIGE

WIl/3/Mexico

OFFICE SYAEOL

CATE TYPED

CATE DISPAICHED

83 MAR 1961

21 Harch 1961

OESPATCH SIMBOL AND MUMBLA

CLASSIFICATION

FRN-9610

EAOCUARTEAS FUE NUMBER

50-6-32/3

C. Cudney :

IN'GENATING

iringi

ongu

TURDINATING

DAlE

ORTICTR-S MANLE

EXT

2555

1:7!

BR

OFFICE STHBCT

C/WHID

DATE 22941

(40)

53 USE PREVIOUSEMTION

DEFULLES FORMA BIDO TIMION MAY DE UNIO

C.

KING

DISPATCH

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## Page 32

DISPATCH

in! Divisien

TO

1980

FROM

42E.

DESENSITIZED

per GSM: 49-49

-11767

1.978

=0-6-32/3

20 later. 1001

13.3

- ICHECK I" ONE)

MARREO FOR INDENNO

X

NO TOERING NIQUIdRU

INDERING CAN BE JUDGED

BY QUALITICO NO DESE ONLY

Diet of calico, Mexico cir

LIB: Begert for februarg 199

-omation only

:2::A-16405

Tie follorin; renort is sutrilited lia accordance with CSir-s 52-6-1,

Section V, paragragh 2 (d) (1):

Milestatick of Lids

(1) LIMAT/MON cintiaued to tü da essential check on

notivities aid voracity of the penetration a cats LiThtuS-3,

md iratules. It cla provided anily. infor-

tre activities of the Cubin orficial

installation as wtll

as coveraje of ioni-sisiance calis reccived by that installation

from invaria, Cula.

a: relatiun do thie MIRCH ANOLS 1r Menico, LIFFAT

hely cosfin: that nore of the AlCIS, contacted the Cuban

LiENT also pieird up the return from Cila of Osca

ReinQuEz toruna (parror lie destrod emplogrent as a Cuban i-? ajent).

(2) LIPPAT/LITOS continued to provide the intererter Case

Cericor with daily internation on the actiritics

of the officials

ci the LITHUS installation in l'exico City.

(3) LISPAT, throug! coveraje ol Xarier dUBRUEPO Saucedo and

his wife, Clara Porce: de GUeTTO, was ablete provide liformation

on preparation activitios of the recent bitin dacricon Peace

conference held in vexim City.

This line diso provided infernation

oi GiERFin's contacts with: other Communists, particlarly Francis i.

and Lilby Campbell, PAPa, Canadian Communisis non restedio li tesf.co.

Coveraie ef tonk and Anna SPECREE revenler the plans of Anna

enscall tr travel to the fian as aro

and gave precise icincrary and flight

schedule for this trate?.

aile to provide the plans

and travel schedule on Enos and Maria iTCHE's travcl

to California.

This information is ci intercro tu CD199 and ias passco loca

rita

15 53

No change.

co Laison

dio clange.

DES NED

FI

do Security

220

Contractual arrangesenté for a new rascleure, inner MIll, lave

bren all aut conpleteco

Is is balloved that

this neve sill

once again

anahis

£1:21

secure use of tie experienced basehouse kecpers ilic vcre

enrolved in the security question

noted in ara_rant l (a)(e) of

Nefarenera

In croer to

Pinteen thereve Litthis coverage and sicurity,

ten sitc

tre Station is also considering

can le locatedo Headquariors inil bo advied co any progress made in

this respect.

E. Ecahnical es chessification:

si-4-357

No change. Son:

501-1: 3:13

SON TOION

160510245

• AND S:

мін Al! 0.01

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## Page 33

CONTINUATION OF

• DISPAICH

Co CovoruiE

euolne tie reportiru pirlei.

Tie totol nunlar oó ri:Fin linoo mrdro Cron cirät ie chovch

The normal birekdown ia ne soilougs

LITZONE and reintod lires.

LITUS ani rclated liner.

Anoricin conmunists.

muruote of Prarrcunitg

3

Total..

il

Eo Personnel

to dlange.

?.

no rir1ng the rucortiny peried, information fern 29 LiFEAT rerls

on sevarage of Arerdean Cornunists. In Heriee Mis wurood to the lccil office

ni noiwwY for sue Info mmatien.

MEROS tO PGACEN and OJFnt naie also based

on LiFENT provided materlal.

The fallowin: rejonts, cablus and infornatior discaiares vero

tascd wholly or in part on Lif'AT aalurinl duins the roortino period:

103:A-16535

1.65,34

16533

16503

165,00

112:98

161:55

16478

1.61156

16455

16L:40

1£404

1:397

1630%

LE3!O

:M1-5508

1XL-722

5505

1218

5503 ivIa MEXE-ilika)

7335

5197

1345

5475

ELC9 (ula METI-1391)

51162.

765

51:52

D:13

:.L6

hesenalitast

flard C. CuariS

2° VArch 1861

Dintribution:

= 3

- Headguarters

2 -113.03

+CIO

10 5 530

1Se MOtr-OUS tU-"IUN

S1ZE 17A AND 5.7

AFIiN AII CANÜNLIT

t-nels

PAGE NO

2

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## Page 34

TO

DISPATCH

Ciles, no Division.

FROM

Femove fros Projoot 1) 4811106-d

+3 010551810081008

s0..6.32/8

10+ +75-07-117

LUAs

Yolas

юги

105º S3

See of Sistion, Cairo City

DESENSITIZED

per ESH A3-13

Тарті

Sipierlos, Detoter,

506-30/8

813

.x.

INDIRE CAN ME JUDGID

AY QUALIFIO NO DISA QWIT

Information ozly.

The sclloing report 1s

suicited li acecrance with CS-B-r

Ficial, fretion V, para, ragh 3 Ca?(1?:

do Dileftntion It Litos

LIF: AT/LImous, with reinted lner, proticed overall

coveraje of lie local duan, ind cile reilvities, and was crasio

dered extrenaly vaiuntle in surport of Station orerations 1n the

LIF'AT coveraje cà dir Cilan tabassy enablrd the

appropriate Cuse Cifieur to check the veracity and activities

of the penetrations of that lucillation; particularly WAJ-?,

Il nas alic invaluabic in tle delricfing

of LICOzE-1. LIFTAI material vas the basto of an effectivo KURNIK

insptriù prese rolense conc_rnin, cerogatory activities of Cuban

alassy personnci.

LIFPAT loads were of special valuo in two one-tir,"

The first of these was the ability of LiFFAT to.

provide advance information on à mecting atranged tetueen ins.

ROJAS Villa (aka James D'adirrà SEvaT) and a Cuban Dibascy

As a result of the lend time divor by LIFEAT, the

Station was able tr provide surveillance of the merting and

arrange for the dete:tich of prins.

Winniely, suns (a furt

from ObLiVy) was returned to Chit jurisdiction throigh

Station action.

In a seand case Liftit providca fellow-up

DES tiTO

inerrantion wilch, when provided in CDiTUE,

lead to tic aire-

hension of Thomas Howard MisS (ala Carl cONSe:)e Be, too,

had nitenpied to arranue a meeting with Cuban officials in

sil

Mexico, and was under warrant for alductio: in Chicago, Illinois.

LIFTAT Inforation was hearily dinwn upon in the case

of sulllermo HIMA:DE leba, persitle Castre a end, wtio was

sunrected of penetratine the iritor precran.

ThrouLi: LIFEAT the

Station was able to monitor Her Tsa's attenyts to coniact

various Mexican and Cuban o Ficials and to arrango for his

return to MADD before any such eriticis here marie.

LIFEST/LITUS continued to provide daily lifemation on

the cificial Polish installation In texico City which is cererited

hy the interested case officer do Minvaluatle ad unique."

this reporting peried, major centribution has

the lends which deterined that

a local caff is a

front for much Polish Intelligence

sctivity in the arra.

has bern curtier iniicated that this

is the Headgarters tor

a suspected Polish speratior

diracied against the MACID install-

ation (previoucly fully ceracted to ta.3, Kiran, and NEST/D

En ISA-ECIL, 1D0A-15905, and i05A--6222.

The telephone of

this cafr has been added to 'te LIFT! mreraje with rositirg

increar of Statica knowledge of trish intellicence activity.

•Also of unfor intere t-was tre LIFTAT support of a

Slatlen acco operation aainst the Polish Eribassy in Mexico

Cits.

In this, Lister provided the irarmation on delivery

däie

a TiDARi Mussed" picce of entiment ordered by lie

rolist: Elassy.

as a ricult un the irad cine provided,

ti:e

Station has aile to greaptly

intiate bare house procuetert

and other support for tiis

operctic?.

10?09

PAGE NO

X CONNIES

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## Page 35

CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

4.05

1867

As a ontinula: Arait, L'iFAT provided dalli retice of

the activities and movements of Polish officials.

In one case

LIflAT provided advance

infnimation cincornine trnvel plans of

one Jan KuZCHICKI, a perron er. the Polish Watch

(3) Durini: the reportine perlod LIFTAT added to the security

of tho Station

in checkire, on present and past ajint assets.

of.

particular note uno the covera,e of the activiiico or LIFIRE,

LIVESTOCK-i, and WVISTUC"-2.

Untll terminatid. for sucurity reasons (sco SECRiTY,

belud), LITTAT everage of tha laA.R. Bahassy amul ded inderendent

check of the actlullas nf the members of that inciallation.

nots were the LIFtAT revealed mectires between vicente LONgASDO

Toleduno, former Mexican Presideit La:aro CARDiAS and tro previoua

¡oloRo Arbassador Anouar MAT!!!.

Tils covernge also provided infor

mation erneurnlis the velt of an Algerian rebel delegation to

(5) LIFFAT provided eoverage of the local Comunists, the

Amorican Comunist drop In Mexico (AQi), and lately on tuo

Inportant Canadian Communists livini, in Medoo. In 1t8 averago

of local Comminists LIF-AT provlied overajo of Carmen IRUFAU

Civil (nomitted former Sortet aunt), Xavier CUERiPO Saucedo

and his wito, Clara Porcot de GUERWHO, and Juan Lais CAMPOs

LIVAT providod Icais indicated ino place of analoy-

ment of ERJTAU, as well as much of hoi dally routine, thereby

allowine the stacion to Initiate physical survillance of her.

LIFEAT coverago of CAIrOS, of Interest to the Sirtion's Comunist

Party Penetration Progran, revealed his insincerity in cooperating

with KUünik, and as a rerilt efforis toward his full recruitment

acre terminated with minimun danger to Station asseus. Recently,

at Headquarters

request, LIF AT reiniulated its coveraje of the

This coverage has alreidy provided intornailon of the

continuing contact between the SUER EiNS and Frank and Llbby

PARK, Canadian Communist "innigrantes" to Mexico and nerbers of

tho Labor Pro-rosalva Party (Canadian CP).

Tre Station hopes to

count a nore comirehensive coveraye of the PARIS as a result of

the LIPFAT lead. In the LIFEAT coverage of tle ACH, of parti-

cilar interest was the advance travel plans of albert MaLiz, Noah

and Anna SF3OPER (as well as the travels of thair sors Carl and

Robert. S-BORER), Marla and thos "ICitil, and Grace and San NOVICK.

Dally activitien of the ACOM aro provided througn LIFEAT to the

local office of ODFIVi.

(6) The laFFAT complex provided

the secrity check of tha

private office telephones of the Chief of Stillon and Deputy

Chief of Stution, as well as checks of the home telechones of

certain ne the station officers (as recorted in 102'1-15465).

Since this service 1a unique and of value to Starion suculty,

it will be utilized periodically to mud agai?s: hostile audio

surveillance.

So Processini of Material

There has been no change

In the processing of the internally

produced LIFtAT take.

LIFEÁ! processors co:tinue to process the taie

iron the LINVOY/LIME IGi coveragE.

c. Liaison

In lioverber 1960, the local offloe of ODENTY requested that

coverage uf Albert WALTZ be re-initiated.

This was done for a short

due to the start of telephone company cable work

in the area of hasthous Annex IV,

coverage had to he te:minated.

Technical surveillance will be

resured wien cably work has been

completed.

pant to

2

.•AI CIT

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## Page 36

CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

do Eccartsi

¿portions al bacchcuce Abdes 10Ii bereto he drocatinurd un

10 potober 1010 wien the telephoue contanys luctallatio

crens mored

1nt.o tie

aren of that tarrhouse did

actally n proncied

the annex to

investliate die muner of liner entrring die house.

Flie

crea wis put

o1l until ein: next day with the sundard, air ramal for Moxico City,

excuse that the Monor" was not at home ai liey could not enter

nichole las fernesion.

Ry the line lio crew resurned on the followinc

raj, the lasehour has been comploiely dicired of all equlprent,

the

lines cut lack in the troc-line ani

their endr triatrd hit! acid to

¿lue then ai: ad appenano: The crew was illond to enter tio

tarehouse te check (and

ultimat. ly renove) tin estra lines, with

the

adrontion that. 1t an about time tie; clared up that mess en the

"Senor's" mocto: Opratlone will be resined men a suitable new

barcholise site lag toon locatrd und equipest i:otalled. There have

been no spoility trpurenolons sinco the renored of tlie extra lines

bj the teleplone comjany.

The only other scurlty note was in relation to Annex IV

and has covered in IIAISori srction alnve.

f. Chucrase:

The nunhur of lines oovered by LItth? during the reporting

perfod has ranged from ? to 15,

hit has averaied 12.

Thie nernal

breakdion of the INFEAT coverage is as follows:

LITiOnE and relat.ed liner.

LTTHUS ani ralated lines.

Ancrican Commun1.et.s.

Local Corrualots.......

Targets of Opportunlty..

1

2

It is hopcd. that once thr telechone comaly has connleted 1t8

present city-wide cable and

insinlirtion work, at least in the areas

of the barthruses, LIFET illl to able to increuce its coverage to

15 or lf lince.

The targets for this 3 ic 6 line increas, are already

noted by the Stillon.

Persennel

No crange since last report.

Headquarters is rominded that

the second tour of Ralph 2.

MArALLI (ys) will end 1n dunc 1961.

It is regierted that a qualified repla corent te provided irom lone-.

giarters.

2.

Durint the reportini period, Information fren one hundred

thirty LIFFAT

reels o:: coverage of Arerica: Cormunisis in frxico

wes Iassed to the local office of AuDiY for ite information.

The falloing reports,

cables and infcration dispat.ct.es

were rared sholly or 17 part on LIFFAT material

aring the cuporting

period:

5098

5 00

5101

5133

5137

Sills (via MFYT -6171.)

5754

5159

516°

5172

5174

(via MEXT-6340)

150 (Hia MEXi-6359)

1051-5186

5187

5193

•5207

Fall

5226

E225

5245

52÷7

5261

52.64

5260

5277

CASSGCATION

PAGE NO

141•5J0

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## Page 37

CONTINUATION OF

DISFATCH

11665

1?6?

K w2t7nd kahH.ra10741015 n52961

29 4239

5257

5299

5309

5310

5319

5322

5329

5,350

5332

3:33

5330

5339

5242

521:3

5347

5348

5304

5356 (vIa :281-6937)

5562

5372 (via NENT-6979

5375

5376

ICMA-151131

151,67

15272

151,00

151:01

15/59

15537

15552

15571

15500

15655

15657

15695

15696

15697

15701

15722

157 3L

15762

15765

15178

15792

15729

15914

15677

15905

15917

MEXI-ÁCCO

6048

6062

6124

6371

61129

6433

. 6437

5378

5379

5290

5381

5202

5303

530L.

5206

5387

5382

5393

5398

51:00

54:06

5407

5408

51:09

5410

51113 (via NF-7187)

5418

5426 (via 2X1-7197)

5428

27:37 (v1a ?0XI-7212)

15936

15971

16037

14051

16052

1.6078

16103

16112

16114

161/17

16179

16185

16211

1:8.311

16235

16255

16270

16204

16306

16320

16328

16330

16342

16370

MEXI-6511

6561

€587

7052

7055

7078

7096

7219

10N 530

(E6)

Di SAEHOUS EDItION

ditdids toaui

Ji :5A 44D 51 71

Matn dli Jaidrte

TASSRICATION

SDARKT

PAGENO.

X CN'NUtD

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## Page 38

CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

INCIA-10605

191967

In addition to lie abuve, approximaicly 30 memos based on LiFEAT

procured inforatien were jussed to local OnACID, and

20 memo were

passed to locai @EVY.

CURTIS

3 March 1961

Distributions

3 - Headquarters

2 - Files

LASS:"ICATION

юдм

10 5 530

USt PREVIOUS Tai MA

BIPLACES FORAS

91.28 51 284 AND S1.29

_CONTINUEO

PAGE NO.

5

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## Page 39

TO

INIO

FROM

DISPATCH

Gief, WH Division

SECRET

HMA1.4 - 16477

MADQUARTIES FEE NO

50-6-32/3

DATE

15 February 1961

Chief of Station, Mexico City

C Automobila Licence Dicch:

ACTIO: MOUISIO

See below.

ARANCEISI

INDELINE CAN BE JUDGED

1. It is requested that a promps check of the following license plate be

made.and the results forwarded to Mexico City Station:

Maryland 1960 plate

CE 5574:

1960 Grey Ford

• 2. This automobile was observed in front of the home of LIFEUD-i on

9 February 1961. The driver, an English speaking man, was accompanied by

a woman of latin features. The man entered LIFEUD-l's home at abour 1030

on the above date.

13 February 1961

Distribution:

3 - WHD

2 - Fles

5x-6-3213

Paut NC

FORW

105 53

(40)

USE PREDATUS EDITION

31.29 3: 594 A4D 3: 89

¡SHICH ANE OBSOLETE.

SECREI

CONTINUSE

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## Page 40

DISPATCH

Chies of StatIon, Mexico EASY

141299.964

SAGRET

PROCESSINÜ

BO 1911116; B,9781E.

149

19M:

_ Shief, WilDivsaden

ACTiCA RICANTID RIPERIMES

CArMEN ARUPAL CANIE:

REYBASNCB: H9Si-9065; 1 September 1960

The lüterested Headquartera couponent has expresaed a desire to reviewi

the LIPEAT taka to date on Subject. Please foriard coplea to Headquartera

and send coples of futuro take on a monthly besto.

KND OF DISPATCH

Diatribution:

2 - Mexico City

§ CÃOSS REFEMENCE TO

""RI'

WH/Reglotry

1 - WH/3/Mex1/Chrono

BR

UFFICE

WH/3Mexi

OFFICE SINHOL

DAIL DISPATCHED

16 December 1960 E/ DEd 9ci

DISPAICH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

HMMW - 9314

ME ADQUAATERS FILE NUMBER

CLASSISICATIUN

SRGRET

50-6-32/3

Thu Na

ORIGINATING

C/W//.3/Mexico

COORDINATING

DATE

OFFICERS MURE

2555

DATE

C/WHD

3 60

53

(40)

USE PRÉVIOUS EDITION. REFLATS LOAN 0: DO ARE LAY BE USEU

RELEASING

т. с.

LORING

DISPATCH

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## Page 41

076

CLASSIRED MESSAGE

$721

ROUtING

DIRECTOR

MEXICO CITY

NO S/ S/C2, 100P/1

CA 2, CA/PRG, CA/PRAO, C1/16 2, FI, FI/INT. 2,

ROUTINE

IN .40047

DIR INFO SALV CITE NEXT GESE

REFS: A. DIR 89836 GUT 5564Y)

8o DIR 89975 (our S'5iSE)

C DIR 89835(64755543}

• MEXI PLANS MOUNT LIFEAT COVERAGE SALV EMS AND LIENVOY COVERAGE

insa

"ÉDITORIAL POPULAR" (MIGUEL ANDEL VAZQUEZ E. SALV COMMIE LEADER)

SOONESTO

2. LIMUD NOW COVERING "EDITORIAL POPULAR" AND CARLOS BARRIENTOS

PORÄN SALV STUDENT AND MEMBER FRENTE PEVOLUCIONARIO SANDINO (FRS) .

PLAN LIMUD COVERAGE MAURICIO DE AL SELVA SALV. COMMIE: MEXI.

MEXI HAS NO PENETRATICNS OR LEFTISTS FOR TASK BUT PLAN SEND

LIMASK CEPTRAL AMERICA: INCLUDING SALÜ SHORTLY.: LIMASK "COVER"

THAT OF EDITOR "VOZ DE AMERICA LIESE", PLANS WILL BE SET

FORTH

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## Page 42

4÷5646E

X: 663%

IN

10047

P.NGE

SEPARATE CALE.

• TO NO INTO RE NEW SALY PEGONE TRUM LEXI SOUBCE THUS TARO GO O

NOVERLEP LIO0Z5-1 REPORTED NO INFE SALV SITUATION. HE WILL QUERY.

PORTUOLDO CUEAN AMB RE ABOVE MIEN OPPORTUNE:

SO MEXI REQUESTS HOS AND SALV APPROVAL SHYROCK TDY SALV SEW

DAYS ORDER FAMILIARIZE SELF BAGGROUND EVENTS AND PERSONALITIES

COUP ALID CONSEQUENTLY BETTER EVALUATE ENFO. RECEIVED MEXI.

END OF NESSAGE

C/S COMMENT:

REQUESTED STATIONS CONDUCT FULLEST POSSIBLE COVERAGE OF INCOMING

MAIL FROM EL SALVADOR AND CABLE PRICRITY SALIENT INTEL ON SITUATION THERE.

SEORET

REPROCITION BY OTHER TIN THE LESUING PRAICE IS PROMISE...

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4-00000

01:51

UNIT.

EXT.

DATE •

CHARLES W. ANDERSON

WH FI

• 648

3995

3 NOVEMBER 1960

TO

MEXICOCITY

FROM, DIRECTORY

CONFe •I'M 5.

INFO.

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

SEGRET

ROUTING

3

23

ROUTINE

PRIORITY

OPERATIONAI

IMMEDIATE:

10

INTUAL

INDIAN

CUTSC:23

88623

0953

098,0

MEXI PRIORiTY

CITE DIR

1. DESIRE MOUNT AJFEAT OR LIENVOY COVERAGE SALVADORAN

EMBASSY SOONEST AND CABLE PRIORITY PERTINENT INFO POLITICAL

SITUATION SALVADOR.

2. CAN STATION SUGGEST COVERAGE ANY OTHER TARGETS

WHICH MAY PRODUCE CN IH'S VITAL MATTER?

END OF MESSAGE

When Sittin

SECRET

REPRODUCTION SY OTHER IMAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.

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CLASSINED MESSAGE_

OLUM

C.ATE

TO.

FROM

ACTION &

INO

DIRECTOR

MEXICO CITY

C/M 2 (MR HEYN WH NOTIFIEO. 1855 17 SEP. 60)

DCI,

D/DC I

c/c,

C/C1/RA,

C/Fi

5/02

SEP 17 22147 60

-PRIORITY

IN 14365

PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 6348

RYBAT

RES A DIR: 82992 (Cut 70506) •

STATION TAKING FOLLOWING ACTIONS!

A. MXCHARITY-PREPARING MOVE SENSITIVE EOUIPMENT TO SATE

AREA MULÍORO TO SPEND MORE TIME IN LIFINGER COVER OFFICE, STALIN

INSTRUCTED STAY AWAY PROM MXCHÁRITY BASE. LIMAT OPERATION IHOET-

INITELY SUSPENDED. DUE PHILIP L. ALPER KNOHLEDGE AXCKARITY CONSIDER

THIS OP COULD BE MOST SERIOUSLY AFFECTED.

BO LIMESALIMUST-PLAN MOVE ALL TECH GEAR FROM UNIT DI AND

SUSPEND UNIT 1S LICALLA ACTIVITILS.

LIFEAT-REVISING AND REVIEWING LP CUTOTS AND EVACUATION

SERRET

AEROQUETION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OTTICE IS PROHiBITED

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CLASSIERO MESSAUE

SECREI

P.17F

TO

FROM

• ACTION &

PAGE 2

IN 14365 MEXI 6348

PLANS. DUE COMPARTMEITATION AND

BELIEVED LIMITED ALPHER KNOWLEDGE

THIS OP,.

DO NOT CONSIDER COYPROMISE LIKELY.

DO LIENVOY-NO DEFINITIVE ACTION BEING TAKEN NOW DUE LIAISON.

NATURE OP.

NOS REQUESTED PROVIDE CONTINUING ADVICE LATEST APPRAISALS

ALPHER'S AND OTHER ARRISTED TECHS KNOWLEDGE ABOVE AND ALL OTHER

STATION OPS.

END OF MESSAGE

C/8 Commentas

• Hoadquartors Informed the (leld stationa that L CHARVESTIll) audio opora-

Hou agalnat NCNA in Havana was compromieed.

a statod that all security precautiona abould bo lator alaco ll ta0 poosible that.

all sedlo paradons coult ta affecrod.

SECRET

REPRODUCTION EY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED..

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indo

DISPATCH

gret, Win Division

1N1:0-15595

8543402453 | 445

FROM

DESENSITIZED

per ESM 43-43

50-6-32/3

Chlet of Station, Mexico Cly

- LIFEAT Monthly Report

ACION MOUIDIO

31 Nugust 1960

MARIUIDD

• IPADINING

INDERING CAPA DE MÍDGEO

8r QUAURIED MO

Information only.

The following report is submitted in accordance with. CSIB-P

52-6-1,

section V, paragraph 2 (d) (1):

a. Exploitation of Leads

i) LIFEAT/LIERODE provided Information which assisted in

the press exploitation of the story of Gladys Izqulerdo Martinez de DELGADO,

wife of the recently deported. (with the help of LIFEN'T provided materlal) Cuban

agent Francisco DELGADO Garcia. LIERODE coverage was also the origin of

the lead which gave access to Cuban agent Elpl CASANOVA.

2) LIFEAT coverage was reactivated 18 July on LIVESTOCK-2

as a Station security operation to check the activitles of the potentlally dangerous

former agent.

3) LIFENT also continued to provide the only Independent means

of checking the veracity of Jose Luis CAMPOS Villalobos who is of Interest to

the Station's Communist Party Penetration Program.

*) LIFEAT coverage of the American Communist Noah

SEBORER provided the Itinerary of SEBORER's trip, which commenced 17 August,

to Havana, New York, Moscow, and Tel Aviv.

b. Processlug of Material

The LIFEAT complex continues to process the take from the

LIENVOY, Sovlet coverage.

c. Liaison

No change.

d. Security

No change. •

AN ALR

18.1

16

PS

e. Technical

DES NED

F•I

11:35

1O00

is 53

iddl

1. Coverags

No change. es cressagicalsons

JOB 9.

BOX:-

Feid:

LITMUS and related lines

•LIERODE and related lines

American Communists

U...R. Embassy

Targets of Opportunity

RECORD-COPTY Total

stead.

ư ...91.90

SECRET

4 (tivo initlated in July)

4

12

50-6-32/3

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DISPATCH.

SECKE

11MNIA- 15595

59 1445

1490

FROM

DÄTT

ASTON HOURS

DI'ARIACRISI

PAGE TWO

MARKED IOR INDEXING

NO INDETING PIQUIBID

INDETING CAN BE IOGIO

BI QUALID NO DISA ONLY

Personriel

David M. WILSTED (ps) returned from home leave and resumed

duties as outside Case Officer for Project LIFEAT on 23 July.

2a. During the month of July 1960, twenty-seven (27) reels were passed

"to the local ODENVY office for processing from the LIFEAT coverage of

American Communists in Mexico. Reels from the LIENVOY coverage of

American Communist Sam BROOKS continued to be passed to ODENVY as LIFEAT

material.

b. The following reports, Information dispatches, cables, and

menorania were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT material during the month

of July 1960:

HMM-5032 (via MEXI-5835)

HMM-5045

HNM-5047

HMM-5065

MEXI-5835

MEXI-5941

MEXI-5943

HMMA - 15275

HIMMA -15277

HMMA - 15307

MMMA - 15309

HMMA -15328

HMMA - 15402

HMMA - 15408

Four (4) memoranda were passed to ODACID and two (2) to ODENVY

during the month which were based on LIFEAT acquired information.

Niceand arts

CURTIS

29 August 1960

Distribut lor

2 - Files

OBE. CUS FOITION

qn4.t9r49

•A MALA AND SI 79

•- ARE OBSOLETE.

SECRET

57 = 6-32/3

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10

iNdO

DISPATCH

Chief, WH Division

FROM

SECRET/E

DESENSITIZED

BEr 6SH 49-48

HN1AVX-15374

27150

50-5-32/3

•Chief of Starin, Mexico City

SUBHECT

27 july 1960

13 3

18÷938

LIFEAT Mostly Report, June 1960

ACTION MOUNTO

meis None, For juir information.

INDERING EAS FE

AB

The failoving repuri is submitted in accordance with CSliB-F

5X

52-6-1, Section V, Paragraph 2(0) (1):

a. Exploitation of Leads

480

LIFEAT/LIMERICK continued co provide advance laform-

ation on arrivals, departures, work assignmenis, and contacts of the Savier

officials in Meriso City. In this ared LIFEAT provided the following advance

travel informatior on the reiurn of First Secreiaries Yevgeniy BOCHNOV and

Yurly ALEKSANDROV from consultatlons in the LUS, advance information

on the arrival in Mexico of the Georgian Ballet on ! June and is subsequen

departure for Cubi on 20) June accompanied by. Assistant Cultural Officer

Aleksandr CROVTN, and advance inforination on the assigment and arrival

of new Consular Officer Serafim V. DUNIN. LIFEST leads provided see che

continuing atiempts of the Sovlets to rent apariments are being chockei by

the Station surveillance team.

LIFENT/LIERODE continued is provide excellent amerage

of the activities of the Cuban Embassy staff, particularly provlling expioisable

coverage of Cuban Arelligence avilvities. Of major importance during tie

month of June was the acquisition of leads on the activities uf Cuban "tourist"

Francisco DELGADO Garcia. As a result of these leads, passed to the

Mexican goveramen: in disguised form, DELGADO as arrested on the night

of 7 July and thereader deporied. LIFEAT information also enabled the

responsible Case Officer to alert agent LIMASK to threats made by DELGADO

to have LIMASK arrested,

The LIERODE related awerage of the telepione of

Santiago GARCES Arroyo has enabled the Station to maintai, a check on ibe

activitles of AMSLAD-1, Including his possible roie as middle-man in a "frozen

pesos for sugar" deal repuried in MEXI-5794.

LIFEAT/LITMUS provided information on the activities of

the Pollsh Legarion during June, particularly notig the travel plais of Poiish

Intelligence Officer Thadeusz ZIOLKOWSKI.

LIFEAT coverage uf a member of the Mexican Communist

Party (PCM) is used in checking the veracity of Jua:: Luis CAMPUS Villalsbos

who is of interest to the Station's Communist Pary Penetration Program.

LIFEAT also agreed to suppor: Project LIENVOY in the

processing of the Salet take when LIENVOY picked up coverage of the Sorter

lines LIFEAT was forued to relinquish on 22 June 1940 (See SECURITY baise).

LIFEAT, though shor: of processors, agreed lo. te processing when i ras

learned that LIENVOY would be unable to process the added coverage i had

undertaken.

3. Ernessing of ivaterial

JOSEPHIN:?

Pold:

Due to the desire uf COS that ZINSMEISTER contique ?

process the take i: obtals from the Soviet lines, LIFEST processor Carol

ZINSMEISTER (ps) vill undertake the processing di the take of these lisas

CLASSIBICA OT

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SECRE

N-1339.4

1805

which LIENVOY now provides.

This is exacily the work previously done by

ZINSMEISTER and the only difference is that tapes are made at 1 different

location.

Herever, this dues roquire close coordination within the Station of

these die operations.

Sovier corerage.from LIFENT responsibility (sec SECURITY below) and the

"outage" experienced earlier in June on iwo of the most protuctive Sovlet

lines, is the esirene drop in the priluction of positive inielligence from

LIFEAT codiage. It is hoped that with more lintensive exploitation of the

coverage still available, plus expluitation of new lives being installed by LIFEAT,

that the production of positive huelligence will again measure up io that previously

provided by LIFEAT.

c. Llaison

No chalge other than the closer inter-office liaison with

Project LIENVOY due to the above noted LIFEAT processing of LIENVOY take

and the increased reel and finished product exchange this entalls.

d. Security

On 21 June 1960 LITENSOR suggested to OOS thar LIENVOY

begin operations ag:inst the Sovler and Satellite targets in Mexico City. In

order not to indicare thar the unilateral LIFEAT operation was providing this

coverage, it was necessary for COS to agree to this suggestion. So as not to

jeapordize LIFEAT operatlons and personnel, LIFEAT corerage was suspended

on the Soviet Embassy and Polish Legation, and the applicable

"crossea" were

pulled and cleaned, This was accomplished by 1030 on 22 June 1960. Coverage

continued on the home of Aleksandr BEKIER, Pollsh Conselor of Legation, since

no security problem seemed to be raised by continued coverage of this line.

e. Technical

The arrival in early June of a portion of the replacement

parts requested for LIFEAT use hag enabled LIFEAT personnel to perform much

needed repair and maintenance work on the aging LIFEAT equipment.

f. Coverage

LIMERICK

LITMUS

5 lines (All pulled 22 June for

security reagons)

3 lines (2 pulled 22 June for

security reasons)

LIERODE and related lines

American Communists

U.A.R. Embassy

Target of Opportunity

5 lines

I line

1 line (Initiated 7 June)

1 line

g. Personnel

No change.

2.3.. During the month of June 1950, eleven (11) prucessed reels from

LIFEAT coverage of American Communists in Mexico were passed to the local

office of ODENVY as well as seventeen (17) reels from ODENVY's processing.

Reels from the LIENVOY coverage of American Communis: Sam BROOKS

continuer to ie passed io ODENVY as LIFEAT material during the ronth of

"OdY

is? 530

Precis coo

//:190047

CLASSTICATION

SEGRET

FATE "NO

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

SECRE

HMMA-15394

$ 1305

D. The following repuris, cables, Informallor iispatches and

memoranda were based wholly or in par: on LIFEAT material during the

month of june 1960:

HMM- 4983 (vla MEXI-5555)

HMM- 1990 (vla MEXI-5636)

HMM- 3014

HMMA - 15088

HMMA- 15116

HMMA - 15129

HMMA- 15134

HMMA -15135

ILMMA-15144

•HMMA-15ISS

HMMA -15175

HMMA - 15130

LIMMA- 15196

HMMA -15203

HMMA-15232

HMMA-15239

HMMA - 15246

HMMA - 15266

MEXI-5710

MEXI-5745

MEXI-5771

MEXI-5786

MEXI-5794

MEXI-5799

MEXI-5813

c.

Eight (8) memoraida were passer to ODACID and ten (10) to

ODENVY during the month of June 1960 which were wised on LIFEAT acquired

(naterial.

Willard C. CURTIS

25 July 1960

DistrIbur lon:

3 - WHI

2 - Plles

+040

19!530

10?;

USE PEE. MUS IDION

SECRETE LANE

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DISPATCH

: Chlaf, Wil Divlilon

SECRET/RYBAT

1010

FROM

Chief of Starion, Mexico Cly

ANA - 15400

RYBAT- 1425

50-6-75

27 july 1960

"ANOID POP RIDINING

PADRAiG CAPI BE DUDGIO

&• QUAI:NO MO

DESA ONLY

• None. For your laformarton.

ARREACTIS!

REF: HARMA -15170, RYRAT-1402

On the evening of ls June COS met with LITENSOR al the home of LIELEGANT

(8e0 MEXI-5761). Among other subjeces discussed, LITENSOR urgently

suggestod thas OUS arrange coverage of tne Sovlet/arellio Inatallatlons.

Since this coverage ly obvlously one of great laterest to KUBARK, COS was

left with no alternative bur to euthuskistically accept LITENSOil's suggestion.

LIELEGINT was equally enchus lastle abour the suggestion and requeriod COS

to furalad a list of target lines as soon as possible. On 2l June Malcolm Q.

EDELAND passed to LIENVOY/2 a lLit of + Sovlet, 2 Poltsii, 2 Czech and 2 Yugo-

slay lines. The Polish, the Czech, Yugoslav and I Sorle lue were placed ivitin

two days.

Maanwhlle all LIFEAT Sovic/ Suiellite Ilizo were removed. Alter

due conjidoration ll was decided to advise LILNVOY /2 tat we would prefer lo

drop the 2 Pollan lines and st leser one Yugoslay lie and bas all remainlig

avallable lines (LIENVOY can handle a maximurn di 30 laid, always keeping

two spares) so cover & rotal of five Sorlet Itnus and keeplag the two Czech nea

already la operarion. Thts wis agreeu to but the lour additional Sovler lines

could uns be placed immedlitaly due to tha remporary abuence froin tire cily of

LIENVOY/3 whose ald was needed to fulfull tils assignorent.

The evenrually of a request from ilgh Mexican officlals for LIENVOY coverage

of Sorles/Sarellute wlth lla attcduns uffect upon LIFEAT bad been foresten by

Or us least two previous occastons when a hint was

made to COS by lesser officlal: than LITENSOR, COS vas able to disguide

these afficlale on the busly of lack of quallfled personnel for processing, trang-

erlbing, and exploliing the take this would come from lags agallis linvler,..

Sarelite installattone. However, on the above occasion shes LITENSOR crea

went so far as to suggear that the trauilicons could be handlud by language

experts 8t Headquartera COS wa:; In so positlon to argue chlu point with

LITENSOR. The actual Impiementarton of the change over of Sorkr/Satellio

coxcrage from LIFEAT LO LIENVOY (LINEN'T went back on Pollsh Legation In

late lune) was accomplished smoothly, with no flape and the Starian does nor en-

visten any probiema, certainly, In the Immedlate laure.

The processlag and trunnerlbing is being handled la crucily tis same fashlon as

before d.e., LIENVOY lo doing the taps only, LiFENT personnel are processlng

the tapes from LIENVOY. As far as tie Mexicans are concerned, tie tapes aro

belng forwardid to ileadquarters for proceastag with the transcriptions belag

sent back to the Station for our Information.. The Station has promised

LIENVCY/2 and L'ELEGANT a manhly summary of auy interestlug olghligata

that appear in rhese transerlitons.

53

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SECRET RYBAT

Had - 15400

-RYLAT:1125

Between the diles 9 to l4 Jure during die vlat of CORTICOS, LIENVCY covered

10 of ihe 20 lies of te Dei Frado forel where de Don Mos party was staying:

Tals coverage was fur 24 hours dally dad liKe LIENVOY personal montorod all

calls comug to and gulia tron the DCNTICOS vula (ode MEXl-5731). This

service vias requested by the sistion the chiy before dit ricti desival in tieric

City and was resolly agrend io and trimedlately pur loco affoct taru sue efforts of

LIENVOY/3. Conalderable Information ul lucrest and value wali abralned (roun

solo operation as well as quintiles of operuitonal daca.

Also, during the month of Juni LIEVVOY!9 was dispirched to Cuba on a apocal

ass gamens per HMMW =5765.

LIENVOY/% successfully cccomplished bls

misslon, retuming on 6 July.

The results from this rilsaton will be furwarded

to Headgun rats in a separare disparchi.

1. There follows the third monthly scrtrules report on LIENVOY

covertag the mooth of June 1I6O:

A. Explotatton of Viatertal Obeatned

During the monta al june s soul of 29 lines were la operablo

againar the folionleg targets:

Gral. Lazaro Cardaas dal Rlo

2

3.

Samn Brooks

Gral, Lazaro Cardonad Del Ro

LIc. Alonso Aguilar Monteverds

CIAL

on0.

10

11

12.

14

15

ing. Jorge L. Tamayo

Russian Embassy •

Leopoldo Areanl Bastar

Devid A lesTo Siquelios

Problemas Agricolas y Incuurtales

Vicente Lombardo Toledano

Crech Embawsy

Joaquia Basanca Lopez.

ing. Jorge L. Tamayo

D. F. S.

D.F. S.

17.

1

18.

9.

20

21

22

Jorge L. Tamays

Frascisco Galindo Ochos

Francisco Gallndo Ochoa

Amalla SOLOIzaDO do Cardezis

Dr. Lauro Orroga

Manuel Sortis Hermles

LIc. Enrique Gonzalez Portrero

25

26

27

28

29

Crach Embassy

trend Lotta

Embujada Cubana

Cred Embassy

Yugaster embaasy

Armands Luper Betancours

Flus 10 linea - Horel Del Prado - CORTICOS suite 9-14 June

(see MEXI-5731)

B.

Proccasing of Marartal

Wilth the closing of Unt C (see HIDA - 15200) the 150

procesiors retalled under the project.. LIENVOY/ 6 aud LIENVOY/T

Pail ve

ville:+ 015831900

91-8 S1 à9A 450 9120

00)

SECRET/RYBAT

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SECRETARYBAT

HMMA - 15400

F.YBAT -1 425

were traferred to the literce Center where they are now

resporilble for dolng the lull transcrlpiton of the upes covering

¡is of liverest to KUBARK.

C.

During the month of June OOS wat in coact with

LIELEGANT on lue average a four times each weck.

As stated

b7 paragraph one ubovo, 005 mut wich LITENSOR os 18 juse.

D. Securly

Ul ls belleved that the security of the project has been

improved with the clostag of Unt C and the elimination of all Unt

C personnel with the excrption of LiENCY/ and 7 who were

trengferred to tha Intercept Skec. During the absence of Amold

F. AREHAKI, Malcol:N Q. EDELAND vas la direct contact with

LIÉNVOY/2 aad took advantage of chis contact to repestsdly

streis the necessity

for tight accurly of this operatton as

well as personal occurlty of the varlous LIENVOYs. Ror

operarlonal efficlency, contaci anco a woes will be malatalned

betweon LIENVOY /2 and EDELAND.

E. Technloal

Early in. Junu AREMART rerumed to Headguartera lo

convert so Stail Ager and pick up bls family to return Pes Mexico

City. Ho and ble famlly arrlved 29 June. AREHART reported 0n)

bla rerum that soma of tho equipment was in need of attention bur

that theie wore no reclinical problems dur lag bie aivenes.

F. Porsamel

With the ellmination of Unit C the followlag personnel

ward rarminated durlng the month ot june:

LITABLE/2

LITABLE/3

LITABLE/A

LIENVO':/13

G. Production

The toilowing fifty-seven (57) reports, cables and

Information dispatches were based wholly or la part on LIENVOY

during the month of June 1960.

• HMMA-15084

HMMA -15093

HIMA - 15094

HMMA -15095

HMMA -15103

HMMA-15107

HMMA-15142

H.MA-15147

HMMA - 15173

HAIMA -15172

HMMA - 15260

HATMA-15201

HMMA - 15249

1o v 530

(8c;

BIRACES+ORUS

CLASSAICATION

SECRET/RYBAT

PAGI NO

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SECRETARIAAT

HMMA - 15400

RYBAT - 1425

HMMA - 15230

MMMA - 15262

.MEX1-5682

11FX?-5499

MEXI-5659

M8X1-5698

194:X1-5703

MixI-5717

D1EX1-5731

MEXI-5732

MEX1-5736

N!EXI-5748

MEXT-5754

112X7-5761

MEXT-5762

MEXI-5763

M5XI -5761

MEXI-5719

MEXI-5786

MEXI-5789

MEXI-5803

A8X1-5813

HMM-1878

ilvAi -4989

HMM-4991 (M1EX7-5705)

HMM-4992

Javitri -4993

HMM-4997

HMM-4993 (MEX1-5719)

HMM-4999 (MEX1-5730)

HIMM-5001

HMM-5014

HMM-5016

HMIM-5018

HMMM-5019 (MEXI-5797)

HMM-5022

НMM-5023

HMM-5025

SYlUSEd C. CURTIS

20 July 1060

Distribuston:

3 - WHD

2 - Plus

4040

125 530

dº8.A5ES 45901

312J 1: 5A

mbia die spirite

CIASSIFICATION

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2(3)

11MMA-15341

i.

whesi che Srall lo enfoles! Che the IlEAVOY projec auli ain cap lle Pullab

is1+1.a5701.

In the LIABil/: 104.499191049.

uma deration, for ibs! luguay firbarty.

3.

49 or 31y ser, chau, the studitor la an follown:

a,

Catch Emunar: Dully plaingrop'i: au1 relephore coverage,

augnentel b a calderable painley of informator from LIPIRE air pardenger

inanileus, vlad 8ey1499 4ibinlledl the U.S. Emtay, and LIMAT mall

b. Pulled Leuarion: No dographl coverage.

Talephussa coverage.

Mintied to the rept a the BEKIES and ADAMIWICZ l'neH.

Relaitrely al lete

informar lon frun vind tripirits,

yure there die fewer Puli tall Czecho in

Mexion rary, on.1 sit headle the Polen dre appareule wiable to take lone leirs.

Liesle Informaton tro LIPRE alr parenger ranitenlo, for the ime rensuly.

Rather more Lif emaltor, from LIMAT.

Yugiedier Pinaayy: Teleuhur all no phoographis unarage.

very lue tformit from deA remedy or from LIPIRE, LIMAT IN a gaNI

anarcad infornal, da muatly on commercial copier.

Other EE Targag: Noddlorinallon with neulonlak brause

of the lack al aly aber Alplomare louraliailonA. LIPIRE aulinite cantona

repurs on the arrival and lapamire f individuai EE suelle port mallileo.

hert

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Poemailed lhe source material Hae above duedln a larga jar. se

NISLEY'a rIme, ¡MRiFORM intaleg the somala ton of the Cach inaterlal, and

BESMOOTH of ine Pollen inaerial.

There in no traudlator for the Yugosla?

the Yugonter reals, and dilempre iu occaaloue! sranslallon of the nore liverosing

biro of sarbor Cris arrespoilanen ulth che ald do the dictlonary bundly sepplied

18a198110T8 1IBN!FORM dUI SPATHAN are Mill beig nes Jal'o bi Harruy P.

DENENHOLZ iD, ter it PiS imperire la Jillo ible vlli beine NiSLEY's

reMinAlbIlleY, MA Will ine iMIdliOg Of LIM SATIONA dARIS, LIVENLOOD,

LINILE aUd 11BALSI,

3.

Beside she Lily scanning ll source macarlal, our if the munth'e more

laporeant arriviles mes the malailag of ibe able of ormanen: lou of the Crach

merelurwar.le 10 1a00.,. ory L: MMMA-15051, 15426, 91961 15120: O1 1ba

yilly Cred (inclalue lines, bull ind chlidrea, town in be darloued ln Mexico

Cly, phongreple dre lacking Portwaly, SCATHAR bes picouraphed aboint

the mine number i undea lial jone repraid liy anering the Cauch Bralaxy;

coples of there pous are being isleen in the LIEMBRACE Hurvel!/ace lenin,

and l1 18 arpied inas me by due ihen juple well be follonel hund and

Ideas: Illeel

6.. The polidi cable of orgunzu lou had already bara deermined, vIca

the posalble exccoon of me mercenar 10 the Pullsh Commerciai Office who his

ad yet been comploy Identfied, and there were me bage dar lag the month.

It 18 belleyed shas non' of the Yugoridyy have bera ldenutiled.

The precis of decemallug laformalm on Chech persinnel has not

yer mug lur anough lor the salon to plak ime de imo leely corges lor wrier,.

raleil auren lor.

A nasires, pust ively deur!fleil an 1 Crech Intelilgemie

officer, arrival e: 30 june and vill naturally racelia ali pondible corarago.

The

Salon reccired a probert truin Headylaners for ipacial ar em lou lo bo pril to

Jaroslav VALENTA, le Cornerchal Allade; unfortional%, VALENTA kai juse

deparier ou home leave, su action la being deferred umll his relura in Auguss.

3. Amari, ibe Polex, cravanruel ritenlon la bailay pall lu Aleksander

BEKLER and Santalem ADAMOWIC by ineanadi reichone laps. The serly

arred Pullah Inteligne dicer mill, ll lechnically purrible, reistro tha same

amarage do sou do his gurnoner aurosu ls decermalad, alidough tale will

probabiy mean troopLad she BEKIER luis.

Physicai surveillance waM Tuu on

Tadeus: ZOLKOWSKI aud lenn POrASZ during the munch, the tormer kelag

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an Ideutllled and tha ianer a ruspouted Intelligence alicer; la bob cares the

surveillance war truppel ster the subject stered alns of brumieg call

conaclous. The ZiOL KOWSKl survalllance lag'ei doveral days and revealed

a number of pussibla lS eilace whlch are now beiag follower up. The

POTASZ survelllanco van toma practlcaily Immediaraly.

9.. Plie aulian have ano beru completed and Targe Paracnaltry Dara

Forms exAculed e all PuieM excep the custodial perraunnel, Henrit POTASZ

(whose form la in (be procana al coupletion), and tha thred sewonmera abou

whom ltale la yes koown. As a saull of inle aclutty, koman CLizYeKl:

and MIecZ.y911n WLODANHE DAVE CENTATIVeLY DeHU IGIOCIAL SI MOMily Of clOset

concentralca, tho former un a long ier basis and ihe lalter ou a abut-cert

huMs, CZYZYCKI la linternaleg because he 13 imbliloue md appr-sully noi

niellectually crumlure to the regimo, he la the close resisiani of Alekrunder

BEKIER and helie has access so lafurmaloo of value, hla entire Lamily la

wha him, and he is young enough to bo able to make a new 1lla for himsell le

flighi shoeld beine neina. try.

Attempts are now belig inade to develup a

enuraor to him tarrag me at bla many acqual vanced la le Merican predo.

10. WLODARP.K la intereing mataly beralde he is Miniser, dad

becauss he seams to ha hasir lafled wich als pruspects. HMMA-15ITI Of:

17 June transmuted informarion about a praalble avenue of approses to hio.

Informatlon recalred mora reesurly dtaclosed that the itor, who had beem

pauLatively spurred ad i means of scions to Mrs. WLODAREK, la lated

alil-Commuals bill la alan du unfeleudly serns with Mrs. WLODAREN.

ODACIO peramuel, who hat brun asked to cultraie WLODAREK at dolomarle

ranitions, have repural that, WLODAREK bur 201 atendeil uly ar whica hay

lilva benu predant.

No liballadini ls nuw farerera of suy meals of somas to

WLODAREK, and Indicarlona are chai bla recall may raka piaco aume tita

Lhis summer.

11. An ariempt early la June to recrule a source close to Tadelai

ZOLKOWSKI talled when it was discovered thas the Ladtvlaual ild nor have

the acroan she 1a.1 brey ballered to have. Dualla were seut to Headquarters

in HMMA - 151:5 of 8 Juus.

12. Laforianion on s possible dource it operarional latelligence i

Cech parsonal war shalned from IIKAYAK/2 and torwardel to Headquar.er8

1) HMMA-15092 of 3 June And !IMMA - 15199 ol 22 Jane. Te mal tuarco au

the Grent recomina: lan addrase has begin is function, bus do lar bay

pruduce nochtag ot value.

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13. MEXI-SAsS of 5 Juna and HMMA -15125 of 17 June transmlated

laformal lon from and abour BEFUNNY obtalned from LIFEBLOOD.

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Chief, WH Division

TO

iNtO

FROM

SECR

DESENSITIZED

-per 6S4 43-43

OAFE

Chief of Station, Merico City

- LIFENT Monthly Report, May 1950

- For your information.

He 1303

33-5-32/3

13 july 1900

RE

0.5

M17.÷619/99c

ONE)

NANDU CAN BE JUDGET

8YOd1D 10

•1... ..

ABA

1. The following raport is submitted in accordance with CSHB-F

52-6-1, section V, paragraph 2(d) (1):

Đ39 APĐ

a. Expiviration of Leads

Lace

During the month of May 1960, Project LIFEAT continuel to provide

excellent coverage of the activities of the ufficial Soviet and Cuban installations

in Mexico City, the Station's top priority targets. The following are specific,

though necessarily selective, contributions made by LIFEAT through provision of

exploitable leads and suppori to Mexico City Station.

1) The most outstanding single contribution of the LIMERICK

phase of Project LIFEAT during the period of this monthly review was the

providing of information to the responsible Case Ofticer which confirmed the

validity of agent LITARDY-1. This double agent turned himself into ODENVY,

and thus to KUBARK, during the latter par. of the review period. LIFEAT/

LIMERICK provided dara on the acilvittes and Sovter contacts of LITARDY-1,

thus enabling the case oficer to adequately plan productive use of this neir asset.

2) LIMERICK continued lo provide Project LIMESA with suppori

in the form of information on goods and services provided to the Soviets from

the local economy. Of special interest was information on specific aparments

which the Soviets were considering renting. LIMERICK also continued to provide

valuable information on Soviet commercial activities which has been repuried

separitely.

3) Also provide ivas Information of a CE nature concerning

specific assiguments of personel withui the Soviet Embassy, advance travel

plans of Soviet ofitcials, and arrivals, departures, and addresses of Embassy

staff members. The following are examples of this category of information:

a) Vitaliy Borisovich SHUBIN arrived ll May 1950 and

is probably the Intelligece Officer replacement for Yevgenly LAPSHEV. The

address of SHUBIN was also provided by LIFEAT.

b) Aleksandr BROVKIN was assigned dutles as Assistant

Cultural Officer io replace Vladimir NOVIKOV during the latter's home leave.

c) Valentin BAKULIN was appointed Soriet Film Ofticer

in charge of distribution of Soviat films, including propaganda films.

d) Advance notice was given of the 20 May arrivai of the

Soviet delegation to the International Cotton Conference held in Mexico City,

and nored that the delegation sould be composed of Dmitriy MAITOV, Boris

FIRSOV, Abdull SULTANAHODZKAYEV, and Vladilyena TERESHCHINA.

Kemakes

crus Project deinnsse

CS Classifications

56-0.

51/3.

ЗОВДҐРУ7І

FOld:

Вох :_

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9). Aurice aforination was provided on the following

rrivei: Soviet Ambassidor 3NZNKIN to leave 21 june 1960 for home leave in

the USSR; plined departure of Vladimir NOVIKOV, Cultural Officer, for home

leave in the USSK and returi to Mexien; departure for home leave 31 May 1960

vi kno..n RIS officer Colone! Dinitriy KUZNETSOV; that thirtecy Soviat ofticlals

are returning to the USSR durlig the months of july and Augurt 1900 with no

indicirion that these are to he replaced (Five of these are known RIS officers;

Yuriy CHELPANOV, Pavel KOVALEV, Yevgenly LAPSHEV, Vladinir M.KOVKIN,

and Grigeri YEFREMOV).

4). Due to advance information provide through LIFEAT/LITMUS,

the Station was able to cover a clandestine inecting of Alexindr BEKIER, Polish

Counselor of Legation in Mexico, and provide identification of BEKIER's contact.

•Through corduation with MKCHARITY and the Staton's KURIOT representative,

both radio and photo surveillance of the meeting vere arranged.

5) LIFEAT/LIERODE sigulficantly supported the Station's

efforts in the Cuban operations field by providing leads that lead to and assisted

in the recruitment of agent LITALUS-3, a penetration of the Cuban Embassy who

Is to be handled by LITALUS-I. LIERODE is also utilized ag. 1 contInuing check

on the activities of the newly recruited agent.

6) 'The Station's CE priority has been supported through coverage

of the phone used by PCM neinbers juani Luis CAMPOS Villalobos and Marlo PEREZ

Marlil. This coverage has provided information of value concerning addresses,

phone numbers, and contacis of other PCM members. It has also beca employed

as i cross-check of statements made by CAMPOS to Howard O. MOSCHIANO.

7) LIFEAT provided information on travel planned and

accoinplished by associates of the Americin Communist Group i. Mexicn (ACUM)

particularly that of Maria WICHER to Moscow, the return of Alber: MALTZ to

Mexico, and the planned travel of Noah SEBORER to Moscor In Augusi.

b. Processing of Matertal

During the month of May 1960, the quanticy of raw information

processed was noticeably reduced, and thus the amount of postrive intelligence

derived was also reduced, due to the "outage"' On certain of the most producilve

LIFEAT Ines. Prircipally Involved were the Soviet lies, including one week

break on a. Embassy line, three weeks On the Soviet Motion Picture Office line,

and one reek on the Soviet Commercial Office line.

These "outages" were

primarily due to the telephole company pulling the LIFEAT crosses, or the

targei telephone beig out of order.

c. Llaison

As in the past, the only liaison connected with Project LIFEAT Is

in passing reels from coverage of the American Communists. in Mexico to

ODENVY for their processing. Nu other laison is considered necessary or

desireable.

d. Security.

No security problems arose that were not readily solved by the

persomal concerned, nor dil these jeopardize the operation.

PACE

FOiN

191: 530

jail

.:: 5: 284 490 9! 87

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e. Techuica!

The ouly cechnical problems encuore! vere rose falling within

the province of the iclephone company, as noted in 1. 0 above, or the normal

malfunctions eilountered in the aging LiFEAT equigmen.

These last were

repaired as rapidly as possible with the aid vi the repiscement paris recently

forwardel by Headquarters. No major "ourages" were due lo LiFEST

origliated technical problems:

r. Coverage

LIMERICK

5 lines (outages as noted in

1. b above)

LITMUS

LIERODE and related lines

AmerIcan Communists

Targets of Opportunity

3 lines

5 lines

1 line

2 lines

8. Persomel

David M. WILSTED (ps) Jeaniel Mexico City On 2! May 1960 for

hume leave and Headqunters consulration of approximately two months duratlon,

His dutles is outside Case Officer d principal technician have boen undertaken

by Ralph B. RAFANELLI (ps) and LIFELD-S.

2. a. During the month of May 1950, information from twenty-chree

LIFEAT reels on coverage of American Cominunists In Mexico were passeil to

che local ODENVY office for lis information. • During the period 19 alay through

1ó June LIFENT processed this take as the ODENVY processor was on home

Twenty-six reels of LIENVOY coverage of Sin Brooks were siso passed

to the local ODENVY office under the guise of LIFENT material.

b..

The following reports, cables, Information disparches, and

memoranda were based wholly of in par on LIFENT materlal during May 1960:

HMM-192!

HMM- 4924

HMN1-4943

HMM-4953 (vla MEXI-5610)

HMM-4953

HNUM -1954

HMM-1950

HMM-4957

HMM- 1971

HMM-1972

HMM-4975 (via MEXI-56+C)

HMM- 4979 (via MEXI-5043)

HMNA - 149+2

MAMA- 11950

HSALA- 11950

HIS LA- 11969

HNLLA-14991

HMMA - 1500•1

H1NAL1-150-10

HAOLA- 150•19

HALLA - 15055

HINLILA- 15053

MEXI-5662

MEXI-5615

ME.XI-5593

MEXI-5536

MEXI-5575

MEXI-5566

MEXI-5521

Seven (7) memorinda ivere passed to ODACID and tea (10) co

ODENVY during the month of May 1950 which were bused on LIFEAT acquired

information.

Millard CarEs

Distribution:

3 - WHD

2 - Files

FORM

i05: 53a

1AỘ1

GATION

495.1

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402

475

1 30 111! 60.

DIRECTOR

¡ON • LEXICO CITY

CTION A C/UH 7

COP, COP, ADOP/A, S/C 2°

CLASSIFIED LIESSAGE

seet

JUL 1 21392 60

ROUTINE

IN 19430

5813

DIR CITE MEXI 5313

PHEAT LIENVOY

REE DIR 35367 (ouT 84225) t*

LO RE PIRA 4, LISNVOY WILL COVER FIVE SOVIET AND TWO CZECH

LINES WITH TAPES PROCESSED BY ZINSHEISTER AND LIBRIFORN. LIENVOY

MCNITORS WILL EXTRACT FROM SPANISH FOR RESUNEN WIAT IS CONSIDERED

OF INTEREST LITENSOR. LIELEGANT TOLD WE WILL INFORM MIX OF

PERTINENT INFO OSTAINED CUSTENSIBLY FROM HAS PROCESSINGS OF SOVIET

AND CZECH TEXT FOR PASSING LITENSOR. LIFENT WILL COVER POLISH

AND OTHER CURRENT TARGETS. FOR SECURITY REASONS CZECH LINES

HAVE NOT BEEN COVERED SY LIFEAT FOR PAST SIX MONTHS.

2. RE PARA 5; CA) NO CURRENT PROBLEM AS EXPLOITATICN LENDS

SINCE LIELEGANT HAS EVINCED NO INTEREST THIS MATTER. (ES PERSONWEL

LNIT E TERHINATED AND BASE CLOSEDO VISH LIENUO! LACK LAQUAGE

AND EXPLOITATION CAPABILITY AND OUR ADILITY CONTROL THAT IS PASSED

COSTENSTELY FROM MOSS, STATIC SIES NO IMMEDIATE PROBLEMS.

WILL FOUCH DETAILS JUNE LIENVOY MONTILY ACTIVITIES REPORT.

30 THIS DEVELOPHENT FORESEEN SY STATION SINCE LIEUVRY BEGM;

NO INTENTION CUT DOWN ON LIFEAT (INDEPENDENTS OPS

ARD HAVE SUFFICAEIT

CORK FOR

taLE

ED 07173.08

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.

Copy No.

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CLASSISISA ''ESSAGE

SiST

1 31

CTION •

NFO

IN 19730 MEX1 5913

10

INFO

CITE

C/S COMENTS: "DISSEMINATION APFLICASLE TO RYBAT UNNET CABLES.

•*CONCERNED PHONE TAPS AND LITENSOR OFFER RE OVERTHRON CASTRO.

SENET

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE LSSUING OFFICE IS PROHIRITED

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CLASSIE

410

GATE 8 29 11 60

1O

• DIRECTOR

FROM A MEXICO CITY.

ACTION A CAN 6 PER HEY, DA DIV NOTIFIED 1210 24 JÜIA)

INFO 8 COP, ADOP/A, S/C: 2

Mi:!

JUil 24.2225Z 60

PRIORITY

IN 16468

5796

PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 5785

RYAT LIENVO! LIFEAT JUNET

PEF DIR 56357 (OUT. 50Ä.215):

1.

RE PARA 6 REF, STATION HAS TAKEN ADSQUATE SECURITY PRECANOIONS.

LEFEAT COVERAGE CUT PRIOR LIENVOY ACTICE LIMERICK AND LITIUS

COVERAGE TERMHATED 22 JUNE 1023 HOURS. "

20. WILL REPORT SOONEST OU FUTURE HMIDLING THESE PORTIONS LEFEAT

MID LIVEIVO%

END OF SIFSSAGE

CS COMENT: SUGGESTED LIFEAT COVERAGE BE CUT DI! LINES TO BE COVERED SY LIENVOY.

SECRET

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.

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14-00000

8 June 1960

SUBJECT?

LIFEAT

1.

During uy recent visit to Moxico I had a good charco to go

over many of the ins-and-outs nê this projoct with the Case Officer

and with other officers in the station.

At Station staff neoting I

stated that reporting on CI naterial dorived from thu project vas

Inadoquate and COS appeared to so along with this view.

The concensus

I got. fron the Carn Officers was that the SP. Case Officer is not

sufflelently alert to the need tur reportine or tho Cl aspects of

thn matter and is liniting hinself to strictly servicing Si. Division

mattors.

Various Case Officers eited Instances to me of convorsations

pointing to new clandestine relarionships or containing previoualy

known clandestine relationships in the soviet field which have not

been reportod.

Owing to a laci of time, I was unablo to oxamine the

records myself, but I an inclinei lo accept those statements as true.

2.

The Caso Officer gave se a general run-down of tho situation

of tho agents on this projoct and it appears that everything is running

very well.

Ho told se that in l's new project outline, which will

be up in a weel: or two, ho is including some raises to some of the

agents.

He told re that on his last round of pay raises ho had some

difficulty hero at hcadquarters.

If any difficulty scams forthconing

this time, I should liho to have the matter brought to my attention

V

because,

as you know, I feel very strongly on

this matter and fought

tho sano battlos. with headquarters for at least five years.

3.

In speaking with the case Officers or. the Cuban side,

as well

as on

the CI, it was apparent thai LIFFAT remains probably the biggest

single source nf information availablo to the lexico City Station

and that every effort should he rade to continue its srooth functioning.

If this means a couple of hundred pesos increase to each agent semi-annually

or annually, it does not seem to lie too much of a strain and I do not

see why we should have any troukle. When I corpare the salaries of

the base operatorg and processors on this project, especially consicering

the illegal position they are in, with those of relatively unproductive

agents elsewhere in Vexdeo and in. zany other Stations, I cannot help

but feei that we are bujing a nest deal for our money in this project.

CHALES W. AY DERSON

•CC:

CI/OPS/iN Mr. Brown)

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14-00000

SECRET

6 June 10950

MEMOPAY DUM FOR THIS RECURD

SUBJECT& DEBRIEFING OP LAVID M. WILSTED (ps)

On 1 June 1960 Mr. John ü. Heyn ard Mr. Jolin Kennedy of WiD,

Mr. Robert, Brown of CI/OPS,

'4r. Robert Bryant of PI/OPS and Mr. Charles

Bray of FI/D not with lard M. WILSTED (Es).

WILSTSD ampharizes that the whole telephone system in Mexdco

City is undergoing a reforzation.

The company Telofonos da Meráco, S.A.,

has sub-contractod this work of cleaning up and reorganizing the phone

system to the independent fira, Intel.

They are cleaning up unused and

old Ilnes, putting in ney a spare lines, redefining exchange areas,

laying underground cables, etc.

Eventially we should be batter off ba-

cause there should be, more surplus lines.

The renovation work has

hampered much of the LIzaT work, principally because many of the lines

now. are underground and ve camot get access to them beforo they enter

tho central.

This is particularly trus with respect to the Crech En-

bassy, to whose telephone lies we cannot obtain access from the vantage

point we now occupy.

WILSTED sald that so try to keep track of the activitios of

"Intel" but since they see= to attack "Colonias" at random, we have no

prior waming of their presence in a cortain area.

In the recent far, "axico hes been using houses for listing

for security reasons. de have more control over the access of

phone company inspectors nir repairman to houses. However, under new

regulations, all neu aparteer: buildings must have telephono lines 1r-

stalled in the building by ise phone comoany during the construction

This means that the lines and their destination are concealed.

phastED proposed that thia vill man we can again uso apartments since

we can siphon off a line lastined for use by another tenant in such a

way that the phone company careot trace its destination without tearing

the building apart and me can then fistall a soparate line to the build-

ing and hook up the subscriber to this line which, if chocked, will

belong to a legitimato subscriber.:

•One system which has been used effectively is to take 0n9-balf

of tho separate pairs which hars one faulty line each. These two half

pairs then form one good pair shich wa

6

WILSTED explained that it cost about 3000 pesos to get &

regular talaphone.

This antilla the purchase of a telephone company

bond, which later can be sold.

SECHIT

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14-00000

=? -

Farsornal Involved in the tapping of the lines are:

Rans - rho has access

to the contrals. la contacts tha. fol-

lowing meng.

Ho brothers

Jose a does exchange connections.

The taie from asch hasehouse is collncted early in the morning

hafare office hours by RifANELLa.

He only enters one basehouse which is

occupied ly a elderly coupio.

Alt other contacts

z72 1n automobiles

• asce at sirarent spots each day of the week..

RAFANEir then takes the

material to s sooting botween Min, WILSTED and SECraN where RAFiNELLI

turna the saterial over to SEC.E.y and they all discuss the problems and.

plans far dia day.

Arcording to WILSTED there 1s no livo monitoring done by any

al the basebause respers.

10.

at east: a3sa:

Ibera follows a list ol the basohouses

and tha Iines covered

a) Calero 39

- formorly covered Amrican comiss, nor

no Iinas. Being hald for future use.

3) juanacatlan 179 - Cuban residenco

Russtan Cormorcial

F. T. (Nicaraguan)

•) Atlixco 47

- 2 Poliah

Seborer

Tropato

Bakiar

• d) Tananzingo

- Cuban milltary office

Cuban Ambassador's Office

Canpos (travel agancy)

1 sparo

e) iristotales 30

-JAR

Eforcito Macional 5i0 (nana of person un-

known)

1) Siderman l Haracio - facilitias for thies lines.

Formarly.

precessed the Czech Illnes.

Now nothing

but beling hold open.

7 Cuautla 131

- ¿ Soviat Embassy (tapped in the Central)

1 Soviet propaganda of:Ica (tap in box)

SECTAT

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PROM:

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SECRET

ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET

HOlE: In the abienco of istars de indicatian of action

labor, this conor unpot al to destrovad aton tha

documont. in filed.

COMA

DATE

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ENCLOSURE

JESTRACT

INDEX

FILE NUMBER

DATE MICROFILMED

сі і

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DOCUMENT NUMBER

FORM

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Chief, WIl Division

SECRET/E

HMMA -14991

ка - 1773

FINI

Chief of Station, Mexico City

- LIFEAT Monthly Report, Aprli 190u15

is doures

- Information only.

50-0-32/3

frit

20 May 1960

-ICHICK

NO INDIANG PIQUINO

INDiNING CAN DE LAGED

1. The following report is submitted In accordance with CSHB-F 52-6-1,

section V, paragraph 2 (d) (1):

a.

Exploitation of Leads

The LIMERICK phase of the LIFEAT operation Is able

continuously to provide the interested case officers with background personalicy

information on the members of the Soviet Embassy staff, as well as travel infor-

mation on Soviet officials and diplomatic courters.

During the month of April

1960, this type of Information was exploited for the following:

a) Viktor Nikolayevich GLOTOV, First Secrotary,

will be the replacement for Vladimtr Georgiyevich NOVIKOV

as Cultural Officer when the latter leaves for the USSR on

29 May 1960. He will also act as the Sovier Ambassador's

executive secretary during the home leave of Vladimir Ivan-

ovich CHERNYSHEV. CHERNYSHEV departed for leave Of aN sus

17 April:

AB A

11ail1!DAMé i

1=5

1.0:

21.G.

b) Nikolai ZHOUGANOV was the replacement fox

Anatolly Konstantinovich YEMELYANOV, Commercial

Office employee who works "upstairs" In the Chancellery.

rather than in the Commercial Office. This Indicated

that ZHOUGANOV may be a code clerk.

Pt

c) Confirmation that four allens are employed in the

Chancery as reachers, one of whom teaches English.

d) Indications uf Increased contact benseen the Sovlet

and Cuban officials as noted in the travel of Soviet officers

to Havana and conversations berween the Cuban Embassy

and the Soviet Ambassador indicating an announcement of

importance was to be made on 8 May, possibly concerning

the establishment of diplomatic relations berween Cuba

aiid the USSR.

e) Through the review of past LIFEAT traffic and

the direct statements of the Soviet Embassy personnel in

discussions of "duty rosters",

, it has been deterinined that

a reduction in the Embassy staff is in progress.

Future

LIFEAT information should disclose whether this reduction

is of a permanent or temporary nature.

1) Advance travel notice on Sovlers, such as CHERNYSHEV,

NOVIKOV, Sencon FEDOROV, ind couriers Vladimir BYKOV

and Valent in KUZNETSOV.

LIFEAT/LIMERICK also revealed a serious rift which has

developed between the Soviet Commercial Office and one of its primary commercial

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contacts, Mony DESWAAN, over the latter's fallure to pay the Soviets for two

shipments of Russtan form tractors for which DESWAAN has received plyment

from the Mexican Government, the ultimate purchaser. LIFEAT indicates

DESWAAN has made himself unavallable to the Soviets since no of his chocks

have "bounced" for lacks of funds. LIFEAT further noted that the Soviets are

concerned over reports that DESWAAN is planning an carly summer trip to

Europe with his entire family.

LIMERICK provided valuable support to the Station's A IMPULSE

operation by furntshing detailed Information on the DuSwuan and Esteve Brothers

commercial dealings with the Sovlets.

It was also employed as a security device

after the conclusion of the above operation.

Leads were provided on two properties of Interest to the Soviets,

Calle Mazatlan #208 and Calle Chilpancingo #13, which were a valuable contribution

to the LIMESA Project.

Il)

LIFEAT/LITMUS was the source uf Information on the arrival in

and departure from Mexico City of Polish officials Jozef WINEWICZ, former

Pollsh Ambassador to Washington, and Boleslaw JELEN.

IID LIFEAT/LIERODE continued to provide excellent operational

leads concerning Cuban and exile operations. Of particular note was the ability

of Station Mexico to warn an ODACID officer of a possible "walk-in"' provocation

attempt by an agent of the Cuban Embassy. LIERODE also provided information

on four American cittzens who entered Mexico on their way to Honduras to join

an antl-Somoza revolutionary attempt.

b. Processing uf Material

Although the LIFEAT project must be considered primartly a

Station support project, an effort to further exploit LIFEAT for positive

intelligence has been made by assigning the assistant case officer the task of

coordinating the efforts of the appropriate area case officers and the Station

reports officer in matters concerning LIFENT produced Information. Although

this system has been tested only during the month of Apru, it is hoped that it

will prove of value in increasing the positive Intelligence take from LIFEAT

provided material.

No change was made in the manner of processing the raw LIFEAT

recis during the month of April.

c.. Liaison

As in the past, the only liaison connected with Project LIFEAT

is in passing reels from coverage of the American Communists in Mexico to

ODENVY for their processing. No other liaison is considered necessary or

desireable.

d. Security

LIFEAT/LIVERY continued to remain out of operation due to the

extensive telephone company installation and renovation work being carried on

in the vicinity of the LIVERY basehouse. No definite date can be given for the

completion of the telephone company work.

e. Technical

No clange:

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

SECKET/

HINIMA-14991

Medals 1773

%. Corcrage

LIMERICK

LITMUS

§ lines

2 lines

lines

5 lines (one terminated 27 April due to

lack of value.)

American Communisis

Targets of Opportuntty

1 line

2 lines (one Installed I April, and one

Installed 25 April.)

g. Personnel

No change.

During the month of April 1960, twenty-two (22) reels were passed io

the local ODENVY office from LIFEAT coverage of American Communists In

Mexico, Reels from che LIENVOY coverage of American Communtst Sam BROOKS

continued to be passed to ODENVY as LIFEAT material until 12 April at which

time LIENVOY coverage of BROOKS was discontinued.

The following reports, cables, information dispatches, and memoranda

were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT material during the month of April 1960:

HMM-4855

HMM-4857

HMM-4858

HMM-1876

HMM-1877

HNLM- 4879

HMM-4891

HMM-4592

HMM-$893

HMM-4895

HMM- 490+ (via MEXI-5485)

HMM-4907 (via MEXI-5490)

HMM-4918 (via MEXI-5507)

HMIV - $919 (via MEXI-5508)

HMMA-14762

HMMA -14843

HMMA -14855

HMMA-14885

HMMA- 14892

MEXI-5373

MEXI-5424

MEXI-5435

MEXI-5441

MEXI-5451

MEXI-5453

MEXI-5463

MEXI-5467

MEXI-5494

MEXI-5496

Eleven (11) memoranda were passed to CDACI and ten (10) to

ODENVY during the month of April 1960 which were based on LIFEAT acquired

information,

Villard C.Curt

Villard C. CURTL

17 May 1960

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TO

DISPATCH

: Chief, WH Division

SEC

HANIA -14556

20171

FROM

DESENSITIZED

per (SH 42-41

50-6-32/3

Chief of Station, Mexico City

LIFEAT Monthly Report - March 1960

ACHON HOURIO

Information only.

20 April 1960

MATRIO FOR INDERiNG

NU INPUNG-REQUIRED

INDIAN: CAN BE IDENO

A QUALIEN NO DESK ONLY

The followIng report is submitted in accordance with CSHB-F 52-6-1,

Sectlon V, paragraph 2 (u) (1):

a. Exploitation of Leads.

LIMERICK continues to be extremely useful in providing

background information on Sovier personalities for the SR case

officer as well as movement reports un these personallties which

are of Interest to the local ODACID chief. The LIMERICK

phase of LIFEAT also provided support to the Station's AEIMPULSE

operation.

LITMUS provide information concerning the impending

transter of Polish Consul Tadeusz ZIOLKOWSKI.

LIERODE has provided important information enabling

the Station to follow closely the defection of LITAG-l as well as

the ensuing reaction in the target establishment, and was

employed as a security device and information media in the

preparations for the defection of LITAINT-1.

LIFEAT provided excellent leads on Nicaraguan extle

activities while also providing an independent check on agent

LITANGO- 1.

LIFEAT was employed for prorective security in

connection with the dismissal of LIVESTOCK-2 until 18 March,

at which time it was decided that LIVES TOCK-2 no longer posed

a threat to the Station's security.

A3->

IN

PS

RX

DES NFD

FI

b. Processing of Material

No changes have been made in the processing of either

LIFEAT reels or LIFEAT derived intelligence.

c:: Ltaison

No change.

d. Security

LIVERY remained ou of operation due to the extensive

telephone company renovation work being carried on in the

vacinity. of the LIVERY basehouse.

c. Techilcal

No change.

Погоно вгод ігоревіріалі.

CS Classiftcation;

J09 # ¿s-1091ї?

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TATA 1A -11856

ED 1764

f. Coverage

LIMERICK

LITMUS

LIERODE and related

Ince

Amcrican Communists

Targuts of Opportunky

§ lines

2 lines

5 lines

1 line

3 lines (two of these lines terminated

mid-March, and one terminated

• 3 March.)

g. Personnel

No change.

.?. a) During March 1960, twenty-seveil (27) reels were passed to

ODENVY from LIFEAT coverage of American Communists in Mexico.

from the LIENVOY coverage of Sam BROOKS continued to be passed to ODENVY

as LIFEAT materlal for their processing.

b) The following reports, cables, information dispatches, and

February 1960:

memoranda were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT during the month of

HIMMA - 14618

HMMA - 14624

HMMA - 14672

HMMA - 14677

HMMA - 14683

HMMA - 14700

HMMA -14711

HMMA -14718

HMMA -14719

HMMA -14731

HMM-+803

HMM-4836

HMM-48+3

HMM-4849

MEXI-5267

MEXI-5275

MEXI-5283

MEXI-5287

MEXI-5296

MEXI-5332

MEXI-5353

MEXI-5361

MEXI-5367

Twenty-one (2l) inemoranda were passed to ODACID and one (i)

to ODENVY during the month of March 1960 which were based on LIFEAT

acquired Information.

Millard C-Cort,

Villard C. CURTLS

19 April 1960

Distribution:

,3 - WHD

2 - Files

FOil

•=s: 53a

inst

Peaces nois.

MM 116 499 4! 8

Win, "o dit D6s:.r:!

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DISPATCH

SECRETI

TO

INNO

Chief, WH Division

FROM

DESENSITIZED

- per 6EN: 63-49

Chief of Station, Mexico

LIFEAT Monthly Report - February 1400

ACTION PIQUIRID

PRIMACHiT)

Information only.

KMXA-14083

1756

DATE

16 March. 1960

"i'y' Criti

MERRIMING

NO AERiNG REQUIRED

AXINE CAN EI DIDGIO

1. The following report is submitted in accordance with FN 52

670, paragraph 3 (c) (2):

a. Procesaing of information

No changes have been made in the manner of processing

LIFEAT material.

AN AERT

AB X

1M

PS

BX

DES INED

PY-

LARD

b. Expioitation of leade

LIMERICK provided the identitites of several contacts of

RIS officer, Alexander PRIKHODKO. This coverage also revealed

the possible yale of property located near the Soviet Embassy to

the Soviets. LIMERICK further provided coverage of the activities

of-suspect RIS agent, Gabriel UKAEGBU. LIMERICK also

provided support for the AEIMPULSE operation.

LIFEAT continued to be cinployed as a protective security

aid In connection with the dismissal of LIVESTOCK-2.

LIERODE has provided an independent check on agent

LITANGO-1, and coverage of Cuban intelligence operations.

LIERODE also provided a lead on Santiago GARCES Arrojo, who is to

establish

a Cuban secret service.

c. Liaison

No change

d. Security

LIVERY continued to be out of operation due to telephone

company renovation work in the vicinity of the LIVERY base house.

e. Technical

No new developmenta.

1. Personnel and Administration

Jeremy L. NARCOS (p) reported to Mexico. City Station to

replace Gene F. BRADDOCK (p) as assistant case officer in rae

LIFEAT operation.

Silssstfscation: sa.c.ge/;

503 494717;

Feld:

tito

•3553

31

PRICH ASE OSSOLIA

SECRET

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CONTINUATION OF

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SEGRETAS

HMMA - 14688

581756

8. During February 1960, the following. lines were in operation:

11318

LIMERICK

LIERODE and

related lines

American Communists I line (coverage was resumed on

23 February)

Targets of Opportunity I line

2.

During February 1960, seven (7) reels were passed to ODENVY

from LiFEAT coverage of American Communists in Mexico. Reels from

the LIENVOY coverage of Sani BROOKS, American Communist residing.

in Mexico City, were passed to ODENVY as LIFEAT material for their

processing.

The following reports, cables, information dispatches, and

memoranda were based wholly or in part on LIFEAT during the month of

February 1960:

HMMA 14448

14457

14571

MEXI 5076

50.74

5086

5088

5094

5155

5158

5160

5213

5221

HMM 4761

4762

4768

4771

4790

Twenty-three memoranda were passed to ODACID and six to ODENVY

during February 1960 which were based on LIFEAT produced information.

15 March 1960

Distribution:

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DISPATCH

INSO

FROM

SUBUET

ACTION MONITO

DESENSITIZED

5=+32/3

Zier of Station, lect

DEr ESH 43-43

€ curational

LatE Monthly Repent

Inscratior cali.

¡LEAN: CAN BE JUDGED

8T EL ALEED MO DESA ONLY

10:1-1403, 22 Jaruary 1950

Tre fallowing repert 1s subnitted in accoriurue with i 52-670

paragraph 3(c) (2):

A. Hucessing a Inierration

No clanes

save teen rade in the narter & processing

LISTAI material.

B Eraloitation & Leads

LITAT cortinues to be utilized as a protective security

neasure in cornestion with the dismissal

ci LiES lOCK2.

LIVERY provided several useful laads. for the Case Officer..

maus prorided intormation enatling the stition to identily

a salchouse presently used by the Polisi. Is.

LIHODE continues to be a major souce of infornation regara-

ing exile activities.

LIRIOn raterial provided information on soviet comnunica-

tions wich was lamaried to hQS for uluss D rocessing.

Go. Liaison

do change.

D. Securits

ilVEri lines bere suspended due to the actisiti of telepione

conuary personrel invoived

in the installation oi rei cables

in the area continuous to

the LIViRi basenouse.

security problers were encountered.

so offich

E.

Technical

lio now develorents.

F.

Personnel and deniristration

lio charge.

PS-

BX

DES HED

s scellaneo!:s

HiD

During the ront of janurry 1960 the following Lines were

in operatior:

LIFE ICK

LINUS

5 lines

2 lines

2 lines(off for security reasons for

a part oi tre monti)

Remove iron Project-ilia, LiQuE and related

CS Classificallon:::j;

fires

J03 #1.

'ii?!

bOX;

Fold:_

America:: Carnists

? lines (one discintime: during this

period

1 line (ofi on 1j Janua=:)

FORM

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i-24573

09-1751

Elever. orls were giver. cRay for LIMAT coverag:

of American

Corrunists in nadition to wich recis frim illur coverage oi

San BRiDES, American Commist,

vere also passed to oblivY for

processing as belug irrat mterial.

2.

The folionin: reports, dispatches, catles and menoranda

were based

molly or in part on WrEAT natorial tiring damary 1900:

ILXI-4808 MEXI-4912

2220-1:913

28X-4915

1EIX-L927

NEXI-4919 NEII-:926

1F:0-:935

NIXI-4939

12XI-941

NEXT -2.954

Nº27-4950

MIXI-1990

19:10-5004

12X7-5021

HXI-5028

12X1-5032

1274-14355

SEA -111372

HEXA-24392

ICC'A-14393

HISA -14394

•FINA -14403

FCA-W4i17

IB3A-1121

HISA -14317

190 A-111:25

HBA-14433

HIT'A - 14/36

HCА-14448

H7!-4703

103-4704

109:-4706

123: -4707

1701-4710

H1N-4711

122: -4712

160:-4718

1024-4724

1021-1726

10-21-4729

123:4737

HT:-4742

During the month of Jaruary 1960, nineteon memoranda were passed to

OLACID, FiVE to ODSiVY and tho

cach _to DUIDEN, ODUNIT andODQATH

attaches wiidi vero based on LIliAT iniontation.

tilland starte

lard

26 February 1960

Distribution:

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37/3

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DISPATCH

itals

15:49

50-6-32/3

FROM

DESENSITIZED

Fội 654 43-43

Chie:. 01 Station, Mexico

22 Jama 1060

wigsAT Monthly Feig:

Dese-bar 1959

Infarsation anly

NO MINE: REQUIRES

•AN BE JUNKiEO

30052%6 15 001

:2w 1-11253, 15 Doc. 1959

the following report is submitted in acordance wit ! 52-ó70,

do Procossin of Ipformation

No changes have been nade in the manner of processing LIFEAT

m torial.

B. Exploitation of Leads

LINERIGi provided infornation for Station action add also

through live-nonitoring gave protection to personnel involved

In the activity with the LUNIK.

LIFLAT 1s still being used as a protective serusity

=asure in conroction with the

dismisgal of LIVEStura.

LIERODE has revealed the identitles of Cuban agants on

the outside, 1.0., in an unofficial position.

LIVERY provided the Co with information used in tha

RAGHTIK OperatIon. (H8i-d-14317, RIiAI-1300, 13 Jan 1950.)

•C. Liaison

No change.

Do. Security

No problens encountered which have not been readily resalved

by the parsonnel involved.

Technical

Nothing: new to report.

Personnel and Adninistrative

No clange.

MiscallAraJus

During Decamber 1959 the following Jines were in operation:

LIBRICK

5 Lines

LITHUS

2

Lines

LIVERY

2 lines

LERONE ard

13 X

related lines

6 lines

Targets a Opportunity 2 lines

American Cormunists 1 Line

PS

85

is ClassiPicatioa: 6.6.35/2

303 # : 51231:7

305: 1:

Fold:

if D

11: 53

708:

1nL.19111091

Seedien

DAGE NO

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10314-114:03

0H251741

During Decembor 1959. thirty-ono 31) roola wore given

obeivY fron

LIFTAT coverage of America, Commurists in Marico. Recly from tia

DaVOr covorado of Sam bROOKS, American Communist, were passet to

ODEiVI as LIAT mtorial: for their procousing.

3.

the following reports, cables, inforration dispatches and nenrand

were based wholly or in part on WrET during Docenber 19598

HIMA -14191

HHM-1667

HM1-4678

N3XI-4734

HEA 4792

1001-4672

107:-4649

MAXI -4735

MEXI-481

HN9:-4591

HID:-4640

MEXI -4773

MEXI -4831

1981-4712

NEXI-4789

MEXI-4342

MEXI -4812

Fifteen memoranda were passed to ODACIU and five to ODENVY

during lecember 1959 which were based on LIFEAT provided information.

Areas cants

20 Jan. 1960

Distributi on s

3 - HOS

11r01 1910r

180,

SECRET STRE

did to

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