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DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR : CIA

FROM : ELDER, WALTER

TO : MILLER, WILLIAM G.

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LETTER/ATTACHMENT

DATE : 09/09/75

PAGES : 4

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IMR TRANSMITTING REQUESTED INFO-DD/O LIAISON CONTACTS-MIAMI

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505

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TiÜ76

1X-C-2-4-81

10/24

SSCI BOX #

361-9

Review Staff:

75/2883

9 September 1975

Mr. William G. Miller

Staff Director

Select Committee To Study Governmental

Operations With Respect To Intelligence

Activitites

Room G- 308

Dirksen Senate Office Building

Washington, D. C.

20510

Dear Mr. Miller:

In partial response to paragraph IV, (14) of your

31 July 1975 letter, we enclose for your information a

self-explanatory memorandum which reports

certain DD/O

liaison contacts in the Miami area.

Sincerely,

Wast Elder

Walter Elder

Assistant to the Director

Attachment:

As stated

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SFP 1 9 1975.

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MEMORANDUM FOR:

SA/DDO (Mr. John H. Waller)

SUBJECT:

JMWAVE Contacts with State, County and

Local Police Organizations

and Individuals,

1960-1973

REFERENCE:

Mr. Waller's Memorandum to DC/LAD dated

19 August 1975

The following is a list from the Latin America Division

of contacts

between Station JMWAVE and state,

county and local

police organizations and individuals in the Miami area between

1960-1973:

1.

State

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a.

The-Debariment.ofkublictsatetyxprovzdecmche

a drivers licenses when needed For

operationat*

purposes by Station officers. These licenses

which were never

used as licenses to drive a vehicle, wer

filled in with allases and utilized primarily by Station

officers as

a means of establishing identification under

assumed name with informants such as Cuban exiles living

1n

the Miami area.

The Station's point of contact (1962-1966)

was awcotonel? N.kirkian:Directorno.frPuhlic Safety

b.

The Florida Highway Patrol

which is part ol

the Department.of Public Safety,

provided the Station with

courtesy cards

facilitate their Agency work which requested

Florida highway patrolmen to render assistance to the bearer

ot the cards.

The Station also had access to the Highway

Patrol's communication

system

that could be used in an

emergency to establish

contact with our officers in various

parts of the State of Florida when needed.

Inspector

Florida Highway

Patrol

mas che station dee sint

Lee Samnons

of contact at the time,

1962-1966

tie Connisciones pit. Motor, Vehicles:

rallahassee, Adorida,

furnished

the Station with

"blocked"

license plates

for use on Station vehicles.

lates protected Station personnel

and installations, since

the records for the plates

were withdrawn.

officesto

Anywinquirtes made i

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interested in establishing the identity of our retcers. drivin

these vehicles

might be

engaged

"in a clandestine meeting

. to the

Commissioner's office, who would then "block" the information

from being released

Mr. Arch Livingstone a

alas the counts recordst Mot

(1962-1966) list

del

hicles.

2.

County

a .

The Criminal Intelligence Bureau of the Dade

County Sheriff's Department provided the Station with

access

to other law enforcement agencies at state, county and local

levels anywhere in the United States for the purpose of keeping

track of Cuban exile movements.

Through this office the

Station could also arrange, to obtain vehicle accident reponts.

Access to these reports was of particular value when Station

officers, on occasion when driving with allas documentation

and involved in an automobile accident, had identified them?

Selves in alias because of the presence of agent personnel

The Criminal Intelligence Bureau also provided

the Station with access to Cuban exile police reconds. bea

at various subestations withn lade county.

At the time

(1962-1966) a Lieutenant Leslie d.

vanessarkswas in charge

of the Criminal Intelligence

• Bureau.

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b.

The

Broward County Sheriff's Office provided the

Station with identification of owners of automobiles and boats

registered by Cuban exiles and other foreigners within the

county.

No names were recorded as the Station's point of

contact in Broward County.

The Collier County Sheriff's Office provided

information on berthing sites in Naples, Florida.

This

information was of security value as the Station maintained

a major operational berthing site in Naples,

and it was

necessary to have advance information on over-the-road

shipments and logistic movements in the area.

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Dousins Hendry was listed as the Station's point ot contact.

1962 1966J

d.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office provided

berthing site information south

of Miami down to the Florida

Keys.

This information was of interest to keep track of

Cuban exile boat movements into the Caribbean.

sherier"

Reace Thompson was listed as the Station's point of contact,

1962-1966.206,24

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The Station maintained liaison with the City of Miami

especially with the Criminal Intelligence

Section and the Detective Division. (nese offices provaded 24

the Station with access to police recondss on Cuban exiles.

The Criminal Intelligence Section (1962-1966) 06,00

was headed by Lt. (arvard Swillley), a Sergeant (Gow was in charge

Communications Division.

of theDetective Divisiong and a a ben no chiger ene

Contact With twenty-Six. other police departments.in Dade

County-including the Ctty-of South Miami, Coral Gables, sand 24

Miami Beach-for-operational purposes-was available to the

Station through liaison with other major police departments

in the area.

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