( )AFGHAN OPERATIONS (VOL I).
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2023 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

DISPATCH

THAT WIT

SACRET

SESITIZET

Chief of Station, dixico City

66 SA 95-43

Chief, Hestern Heuisphere Division

KDAFGHAN

Potential operation

ATON MONITO

PNVIRIMCES

Reference:

EMA -41087, 29 Septeaber 1971

ANTONEY

23C

M220 SEn

30T 1413r

De appreciate the detailed progreas report on KDAFGHAN

gubaitted by reference.

The complote description of KDAFGILN

personnel,

working routine, facilitles and equipuent was very

belpful in understanding how this project functions.

Regarding your request for WACRE advice and guidance

on hot-alking the lines running into the gatehouse and consulate,

we have discussed this possible operation with FOACRE bere who

First, to accouplish a hot-mike

installation, you must be able to get accegs to the telephone

If you can gain access to the phone lines, It would be

possible to hot-aike the telephone without getting to the instru-

ment Itself. ' However, a non-access system like this will not

work if the target line goes through a switchboard or it there

are multiple telephone lines going into the same instrument.

description of the embassy teleptone systen,

Babed appent to rule out a hot-sike operation unless you can tand

and gain access to a single line that does not so through a switch-

Any such operation, it one is proposed,

unilateral because the non-access system i8 not for exposure to

It 1a possible that your interests in this operation

could be served equally well by an audio penetration of the

gatehouse.

Such & penetration could be nade by a carry-in

"quick plant" type

Perhaps one of your agents who

regularly vis1to

the gatehouse could be employed to carry in a

or you could exploit KDTUCK-4's close friendship with

KDACCUSTIC-11 to get a transmitter into the target.

appreciate your counents.

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4.

If you siah to pursue this operation, you should com-

municate directly with MASPICS and have a technician look at the

target the next tlio one is in ise arca.

Please :info MISPICK.on

all future traffic of this sature.

Also, in the

future you aay

ilad It more satisfactory to sake

such requests via a separate

Alapatch

or cable rather thas tacluding it in a progresa report.

Kurt D. CUPFENDER

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Chief, Hostern Hensophore DIvla10n

Chief, Buropean Division

FROM

Chlor of Station, Madrid

SUSANT

KDAFGHAN- 1

ASTON FLOURTO RUERINGIS

FROCISSING ACTION

MATRIC 108 INDIXING. _

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Peripaits intrig

REP: DIRECTOR 312153

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Forsardod under soparato cover are ¡DAFGIlAN-1'g

passporte. Ho was paid $3,000.00 on 23 January

for which he signed a rocolpt.

Gerald D. FAHLANGER

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& Passports

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TOSS REFERENCE 1O

DISPATCH SYMEO AD NUMBER

OSMA-28328

CLASSITICATION

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DATE

24 January 1979

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DISPATCH

CLSSIFICATION

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PROCFISING ACTION

MARRIO 102 INOIXING

Chios, Westorn Hemtsphere Division

NO INDI KING RIQUIRED

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Chief of Statiou, Morico City&*

MICROFILM

SUBNCT

ASTRON SIQUIRED. REFIRIMCLS

KDAFGHAN/Progress Report for Period 1 Mill Though 31 July 1972

Action: Torminato the KDAFGHAN Project

References:

A. ИNМA-11906, 2 May 1972

в.

MEXICO CITY-20107

C. DIRECTOR-280180

Operatloual Activities:

This Project continued as belore

for the major

portion of this period with KDAFGHAN providing photo

coverage for cight how's per day, five days per wook, of the AMFINK

installation.

In April the principal agent, KDAFGHAt-l, was plovided

photographic equipment to improve the quality of the take.

Tuls later proved unuseable

as sunlight playing on the mirror of

the lens was plainly

visible from the target arca in the afternoons.

The Aront returned to the use of his old equipment. It being the

current Case Officer's practice to hold nearly all noctings with

this Agent in the. Case Officer's auto about once every two weeks we

decided to terminate the KDAFGHAN safehouse as unnecessary.

KDAFGHAN-1 was notified of this in carly June and nearly collapsed.

The salchouse had been his refuge from the Op and his mother, .

KDAFGHAN-2. We intonded to put him on vacation when it was decided

(References B and C) to torminate him and his Project.

portion of this poriod was then spent in closing down the operation,

s'emoving equipment fion the op, restoring the OP to its original

condition and then assisting the Agents in their preparations for

resettling to Madrid.

All of this was tinally accomplished by

31 July and the Agents were formally teiminated on 1 August.

Continued......

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PRISS REFERENCE 1O .

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DISPARCH SYMBOL AND NUMISER

HMMA - 42227

CUSHKANON

SECRET

DATE

7 August 1972

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HMMA. - 12227

2. Security: There were no sccurity incidents during this

poriod.

3,

Agcnt. Personnel: The termination of these two agents

came as a severe shock to both; they were not prepared for it.

They have adapted fairly well and now are looking forward to

their new lifo in Spain. They intend to depart Mexico for Madrid

on 1 September.

Production:

Production for this period was normal until

20 June when it ceased permanently.

5.

Administrative/Finance:: There was a laige amount of

administrative.detafl Involving Headquarters and the Madrid

Station In the resettlement of these two Agents. This has been

Costs exceeded the programmed

• amount becauso of the large sevcrance pay paid both agents who had

over ten ycars scivice

each.

KDAFGHAN-1 was paid U.S. $8,170.00

and KDAFGHAN-2 was paid U.S. $2,228.48.

6.

Plans: We have no plans to replace KDAFGHAN with another

strictly photo-surveillance projcct.

The production does not

Justify the cost.

However, we do have plans to obtain a multi-

purpose baschouse in the arca that can serve as a site for taking

photos when necessat's,

serve as a LP for future audio operations

against

AMF INK,

inci

as a-base from which to dispatch a future

surveillance team.

The PBRUMEN section has. already started the

search for

agent assets who, in turn, can look for an appropriate

sitc.

The acquisttion of the lalter will be the most difficult as

rental property is at a premium in the AMFINK area.

Headquarters

will be kept informed of our progiess.

isse/R. GARDALPHE

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PH CONENT: las suggested that the host course action iDAFGlil'-l case cupcars be

backstopped refercice fren noticnal U.S. corpany which says it has wide

interests in Latin Aerica.

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corospondenco or teleckone iratiries re MArGIli-l's jeb reference.

Aso requested Station to provide exact date kol plans lento Marico

and current address i-l Mexico City.

His will cable proposed. text.

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USE REGULAR INTERNATIONAL AIRMAIL.

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REFERENCE.

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ALL THESE FIELDS. BELIEVE NOST CREDIELE NOTIONAL REFERENCE

WOULD BE THAT K-1 NORKED ON RETAINER FOR U.S. COMPANY DOING

TRINSLATION LATIN AMERICAN CONMERCIAL LANS AND CONTRICTS.

THUS X-1 COULD HAVE WORKED AT HOME AND NO NEED FOR COMPANY

OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY.

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3. NOTIONAL COVER COULD INSTEAD BE MADE FOR K-1 AS

COMPANY SALESMUY OR PUBLIC RELATIONS AGENT, BUY UNLESS HE

HAS YENRS OF EXPERIENCE THESE FIELDS IT DOUBTFUL HE WOULD

HAVE KNOWLEDGE OR JARGON TO MAINTAIN SUCH COVER TUROUGHOUT

INTERVIENS OR IN EARLY STAGES ENPLOYMENT IN SPAIN. SUGGEST

FION HAVE K-I TRY OBTAIN REFERENCES FROM TRUE PAST

EMPLOYERS TO COVER HIS ACTUAL WORK AS SALESMAN AND IN

PUBLIC.

ANS NICH NOTED IN REE C. IF COULD OBTAIN

THESE REFERENCES, EVEN IF ONLY WORKED AT JOB FOR SHORT TIME,

• THEY WOULD USEFULLY AUGMENT NOTIONAL REFERENCE IN

EXPLAINING HIS WORK IN MEXICO FOR TEN YEARS.

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4. IF NOTIONAL BACKSTOPPED COVER ACCEPTABLE TO STATION,

A) SOME NOTIONAL DETAILS DUTIES HE PERFORMED

FOR COMPANY.

B) DATES HE WORKED.

C) SALARY (SUGGEST IT BE CLOSE TO ACTUAL SALARY

OF 5300 PESOS).

5. PLS PROVIDE EXACT DATE K-I PLANS LEAVE MEXICO AND

CURRENT. ADDRESS K-1 MEXICO CITY. HOS WILL CABLE PROPOSED

TEXT K-1 JOB REFERENCE TO MEXICO CITY FOR YOUR COMMENTS

PRIOR TO MAILINC.: ONCE TEXT AGREED UPON LETTER WILL BE

REMAILED TO K-1 FROM HOME CITY OF NOTIONAL COMPANY.

KANKANX

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(reliano numbody

CITE DIRECTOR 294880

7

BY MAIL.

FORTHCOMING.

• ALSO SUGGEST THAT K-1 BE GIVEN TWO MONTHS SALARY.

IN ADDITION TO REGULAR TERMINATION TO COVER NORMAL JOB

HUNTING PERIOD IN SPAIN. THIS WOULD SEEM NORMAL SIGN OUR

APPRECIATION HIS YEARS OF SERVICE.

7.. SEE LITTLE VALUE REF B SUGGESTED JOB REFERENCE FROM

KDACROBAT-1 AS HE ALSO LENVING. MEXICO AND COULD NOT BACKSTOP.

8. FOR MADRID: STATION MEXICO CITY HAS GIVEN WONCRE

PASSPORTS TO KDAFGIAN-1 AND 2. THEY. OBTAINING U.S. AND

SPANISH VISAS AND WILL MAKE STOPOVER WASHINGTON D.C. TO _

VISIT BROTIER ON WAY TO SPAIN.: PLS PROVIDE ASAP NAME OF

CONTACT. IN MADRID TO WITOM K-1 IS TO TURN OVER PASSPORTS.

9. DOES MADRID HAVE CONTACTS WHO MIGHT PROVIDE

ENPLOYMENT K-1? PLS CABLE ANY EMPLOYMENT LEADS DIRECTLY

MEXICO CITY PRIOK 5 AUGUST WHICH DATE STATION PLANS BREAK

CONTACT WITH K-1.

10. FILE: 50-6-122/3, 201-288249, 201-305504. EX-2, APDIR, IN: SISY.

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¿(REFS A THRU.C SENT SPECIAL CHANNEL.)

*REF A STATES STATION PLAN BREAK CONTACT

KDAFGHAN-1 AND = ON 5 AUGUST. IF HQS CAN'E

PROVIDE BACKSTOPPED JOB PEFERENCES THEY PLAN

PAY. SIX MONTHS SALARY TO TIDE HIM OVER WHILE

JOB HUNTING SPAIN.

ALSO ASKS FOR NAME

CONTACT IN SPAIN TO RECEIVE WOACRE PASSFORTS

FROM K-1 AND K-2.

**REF B STATES KDAFGILAN OP BRING CLOSED OUT

31 AUGUST.

SAYS PLAN TERMINATE K-I AND 2

WHEN HAVE ANSWERS (REF D) FROM MADRID AND

ANSWER RE BACKSTOPPED JOB REFERENCE FOR K-1.

ALSO SUGGESTS K-1 COULD GET JOB REFERENCE

FROM KDACROBAT-1, BUT WOULD CROSS OPS.

SUGGESTS X-1 MIY HAVE TROUBLE GETTING JOB

• MADRID AND ASKS IF HQS OR MADRID CONTACTS COULD

*#*REF C SAYS K-I PLANS RESETTLE SPATN AND LAS TiO

PROBLEMS,

JOB REFERENCES COVERING TEN. TEARS IN

MEXICO AND PASSFORT, WHICH IS HONGRE PASSFORT.

**#*REF D IS MADRID ANSHER RE PASSPORTS THAT IT®

APPEARS PASSPORTS NOT. RETAINED BY SPANISH AUTHORITIES

•AND STATION CAN ARRANGE FOR INGOLD CFFICER BE

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1. PLAN FOR KDAFGHANS TO APPLY FOR CITIZENSHIP AFTER ARRIVAL ON

CUBAN PASSPORI SHOULD BE MOST EFFECTIVE NEANS. ACCORDING IO

SUSEQUIN/62, PERSONS FROM LATIN AMERICA CAN APPLY AFTER COMPLET 10, AMA

AB

TVO YEARS RESIDENCE IN SPAIN, COMPARED TO MUCH LONGER PERIOD

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ESTABLISHED AND THEY RECEIVE LOCAL CEDULA FOR NORMAL IDENTIFICATION,

THEY CAN APPLY FOR SPANISH ONE-TRIP "APATRIDA" ( STATELESS PERSON>

WH

PASSPORI SHOULD TRAVEL BE NECESSARY. CAS INCENTIVE SHOULD

INDUCE AGENIS TO RETURN PASSPORIS SOONEST: ONLY HIICH MAY BE

PROBLEM OF ENTERING AS PBRUMEN CITIZENS WISHING IO ESTABLISH

RESIDENCE. ASSUME MEXICO CITY CAN EXPLORE WITH LOCAL

REPRESENTATIVES HANDLING SPANISH MAITERS.

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2. STATION MAKING APPROPRIATE ARRANGEMENIS WITH EMBASSY.

FOR CONSULAR OFFICER TO BE PICK-UP POINT IO EXCHANGE PASSPORIS

FOR CASH SEITLEMENT WITH KDAFGHANS. WILL ADVISE NAME SOONEST.

3. FILE: 50-6-12213. EX-2, APDIR, WN-SISM

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666243

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KDAFGHAN

1..

WE HAVE BEEN ATTEMPTING TO RECONCILE CONFLICTING STORIES

FROM LOCAL SOURCES WHETHER OR NOT PASSPORTS ARE RETAINED BY

SPANISH AUTHORITIES IN NATURALIZATION CASES. IT APPEARS

PROBABLY NOT REPEAT NOT IN WHICH EVENT PROCEDURE OUTLINED

DIRECTOR 288003 WOULD BE SOUND.

2. STATION ARRANGING FOR LNGOLD OFFICER TO BE CONTACT POINT

ONCE PASSPORTS AVAILABLE AND MONEY CAN BE PAID. WILL ADVISE NAME

AND CONFIRM PARA ONE ABOVE SOONEST.

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KOAFGHAN /BOPS

1. MEXICO CITY PLANS RESETTLE KD.IFGiIAN -1 (IDEN A) AND

KDAFGUAN-2 (DEN B) SPAIN AT THEIR REQUEST. K-1 DIRECTED PHOTO

SURVEILLANCE OPERITION WICH RECENTLY TERMINATED. WITH

TETMINATION DO NOT ÉNVISAGE FURTHER BATRUST USE OF OF CONTACULA

1.3

WIT I K-1 OR K-2.

2. K-1 S18S CAN GET VISA SPAIN AND CAN APPLE INIGRINT

i's

SINTUS BECAUSE HIS FATHER NATURAL-BORN SPANTARD. ALSO, K-1

OWNS CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT MADRID WHICH PROVIDES MEI SMALL

L'HI

INCOME, K-I HAS BEEN TOLD BY LOCAL SPANISH CONSUL (SIC) THAT HE

WILL GET TOUUST VISH FÓR SPAIN IN CUNNENT CUBAN PASEEOTIAND

SHOULD SUBMIT CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION ON ARRIVAL MADRID.

HOWEVER,TO GET IMMIGRINT VISAS BEFORE LEAVING MEXICO WOULD

TAKE "EOREVER".

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PASSPORTS FOR MAKING TRIP TO SPAIN BUT WANTS BE SURE RECOVER

PASSPORTS. CAN MADID VERIFY THAT K-I AND K-2 WOACRE PASSPORTS

NETAN!

ASTART CE

2055

WILL NOT BE FARCY BY SPANISH OFFICIALS DERG NORVAL DIMIGRANT

PROCESSING?

4. FOR MADRID: DO YOU HAVE INPUT BEST WAY FOR K-L AND

K-2.II'PLY CITIZENSHIP SPAIN? DOES PARA 2 WAY APPEAR FEASIBLE?

PREFER NOT USE LIAISON ASSISTANCE FOR K-1 AND K-2 UNLESS

ASSOLUTELY NECESSARY.

D. X275: PLAN HOLD BACK US$3, 00D OF K-1 TERMINATION MONEY

WILCH WILL BE PAYABLE WIEN HE

RETURNS VOICRE PASSPORTS AFTER

INS AND K-2 APPLICATION SPANISH CITIZENSHIP. REQUEST STATION

MADRID CONTACT WITH K-1 TO PASS MILI MONEY IN EXCHANGE FOR

PASSPORTS IN MADRID, SUGGEST CONTACT COULD BE IN CONSULATE,

POSSIBLY WITHOUT EXFOSING BETRUSTER TO K-1. CAN STATION ARRANGE

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SUGGESTED OR OTHER CONTACT FOR EXCHANGE? MEXICO CITY WILL

PROVIDE FIRM ETA, WHICH EXPECTED ABOUT MID-AUGUST.

6. FILE:

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Chief, Wester! Hemisphere. Division

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Chier of Station, Nestco City

MERCILE

ACTICA RIQUIGIO. EITIRINIS

KDAFGIAY/Progress Report for Portod 1 Janumy Throush 31 Marcü 1972

Action Required: See. Paragraph 10

References:

A. HMNA-11190, 11 January 1972

в.

MEXICO CITY-18887

с.

MEXICO CITY-18889

D.

INS- 18913,

10 March 1972

E.

HININ- 18914,

10 March 1972

Summary: The Project continues as bofore, routinely

producing photos and information of the activities

Of AMFINK

personnel and their visitors.

KOAFGHAN was able

to implicate

one A PINK In a criminal activity,

but unfortunately the GoM.

whitewashed the case.

Another possible lead to a solution of

our security problem

has cropped up in the

form of KDAFGHAN-l's

girlfelond.

we have had no luck lin locating a new Op site to

replace this one.

KDAFGUAN-1 continues to

have his personal

problems,

but they have yet to loach the point where they affect

the socurity of this operation.

Operational Activities:

With the exception of the month

of March the

KDAFGHANS

carFfet

on their activities as usual, pro-

viding photographic coverage of the entrance to AlFINk from

to 1800. each working day.

In March, we had KDAFGHAY change his

hour's to from 1600 hours, when the AMFINKS return from lunch, to

2300 hours,

when the last one usually leaves foi home. This

convinced us that most, if not all, AMFINK clandestine

is carried out in the afternoon ind evening hours.

extremely active during this part of day in the sense of the

They/lite

number of trips they make outside of AlFINK.

some even disappenredi...ni

completely during most of the alternoon.

This intormation should

help our efforts to surveill the AuFliKS.

A lucky break was had

when KDAFGHAS witnessed the return of the Subject of 201-886893 from

Continued.....•

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53 a

the incidont in which

he was involied.

He wore able to pass

then information to the police through the kudraciers.

Up until

that time to gollee had bean after mothel driNK.

With this

Information they were rapidly able to identify, the culprit.

Cir technician paid a visit to the KDAFGHAN site during

period and spent most of one diy on updating his techniques.

This has resulted in a further improvement in the quallty of his

photographs. He was also briefed on and given a night-vicwing

device to use during the Narch evening surveillances.

device proved of no use because of lighting condi-

The Case Officer and the KDEALVERTS have spent a great

deal of time during this period looking for an alternate OP site.

The "KDCALVERTS have been looking for one to servo as a basehouse

for their survcillances of the AMFINKS and we for an Op to l'eplace

the present KDAFGHAS site.

Neither of us has had any luck.

arca is highly. desirable because of its proximity to excellent

transportation and because it is a middle class residential "oasis"

in a heavily commercialized area.

We continuo to look,

optimistic on our chances of finding a new site.

Security;

KDAFGHAS-1 was SGSWIRLED during this quarter

deception.

(References B and E)

revcaled a girlfriend and confirmed his correspondence with

relatives in PBRUMEN. It also revenled that he assumes that

KDTUCK-19 works for us since he had recommended him to us at

least three times.

After the last recommendation KDTUCK-19 told

KDAFGIAN-1 that somebody had been investigating him and KDAFGRAN-1

drew the obvious conclusion.

The girltriend (Reterence C) is

interesting.

An East Elopean immigrant, we have one card showing

that she was the object of the attention of the Subject of 201-

012972, a suspect intelligence officer.

we of leadquarters have been able to locate the basic document,

НАИH-13665, 7 June

this, and her sharing

of the beds in the kDAFGHAN safehouse with KAFGHAN, we intend

to check her out throughly (see plans

and Headquarters' action

Because of our suspicio! that KDAFGHAN-) OI

KDAFCHAN-2 is possibly being monitored by the ANINKS, we have

cut our meetings with him to two a month and taken special counter-

surveillance precautions at each meeting.

nothing unusual.

Our plan's

'for a CI operation designed to snoke

out any possible ANFISK monitoring. of this operation are being

abeyance pending the results of our investigation of the.

Subject of Reference C.

Agent Hersonnel:

KDAFGHAN-2

There have been no meetings with

this period except for the one visit by our

technician to the site.

KDAFGHAN-1 continues to show sporadic

signs of extreme nervousness,

if not mental.

instability.

addition he

to be becoming more and more passive.

his observation of AMFINK he

gains a great deal of information of

While our files

show that once he used

we now find that it has to be pumped out of him bit-by-bit,

with he apparently either not recognizing or being interested in

In our opinion, an extended vacation away from

KDAFGHAN-2 iS long overdue.

Production:

Production continued as before during this

period with the exception of the month of March when no photos were

taken because of the hours. we have begun showing some of the

photographs of local contacis to the KUSALENS.

To date the results

have been negative.

lie continue to pass the appropriate portions

of KDAFGHAN production to LNERCO.

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MINIATCH SINDOL AND FUNDER

KUMA - 11900

passports

Admtalstratlve Finance:

We provided the KDAFGHASS with

larch.

Costs continued within the programmed

amount.

9.

Plans:

As mentioned above we will be investigating the

Sübject of Reference C during this period. When this is

accom-

plisted

we will begin a CI exercise based on a piece of misinfor-

mation tailored to make the AlFINKS take overt and verifiable

action. In the meantime we will continue our scarch for a new OP

site.'

On FORTAW's arrival he will sta't looking for a new OP team.

When recruited, this team will be given the task of finding their

own site: and we will cease our activities along this line.

keep the KDAFGHANS on until the new team is in place and the new

Op operating. If by the end of this calendar year we are unable

to locate

currentsite cool-off for a while and then place the

the

same place. The costs of terminating these two agents will

exceed six thousand dollars. We expect them to resettle in either

WOCORK with the rest of their family or in Spain where they have

property. We foresee no problems in the termination.

10. Headquarters Action Reguired:

a. Please try again to locate HSNW-13665 of 7 June 1965

(File # 50-8-2/2-1).

b. Please review 201-012972 for any other possible

information of the Subject of

Reference C.

Jesse 1R. GiRDALPHE

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DIRECTOR INFO WH/MIAMI

PBRUMEN KDAFGHAN SGSWIRL

REFS: A. MARA-41A9D, 11 JANUARY 1372

B. DIRECTOR 228192

1• KDAFGHAN-I SGSWIRLED I FEBRUARY 1972 WITH NO

APPARENT SIGNS OF DECEPTION. CORRESPONDENCE WITH

RELATIVES IN PBRUMEN BY LETTER, TELEGRAM AND PHONE

ADMITTED (SUBJECT APPARENTLY SAW NOTHING WRONG IN THIS

AND WAS NOT TAKEN TO TASH FOR IT AT THIS POINTS. ALL.

SUCH CORRESPONDENCE HAS BEEN MADE USING THEIR TRUE STREET

ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER AND NAMES AS RETURN ADDRESS/ CALLING

PARTY.

MOST, OF CORRESPONDENCE CARRIED OUT BY XDAFGHAN-2

AND USUALLY RESTRICTED TO FAMILY EVENTS AND HOLIDAYS.

2. WHILE IT PRELIMINARY OPINION OF SUSWIRL OPERATOR

THAT IF APSTAFF ON TO SUBJECTS, KDAFGHAN-I COMPLETELY

UNWITTING OF IT, WE ARE PROCEEDING ON ASSUMPTION THAT

PARA 1 CORRESPUNDENCE AND/OR NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTIGATION

BY AWFINK HAS LED, OR WILL SOON LEAU TO, AMSTAFF DISCOVERY

OF THIS OPERATION.. THEREFORE, WE PLAN TO BEGIN SEARCH. FOR

3FEB IN 529170

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REPLACEMENT SITE AND PERSONNEL.

3. KUAFGHAN-I WILL PROVIDE NAMES AND ADDRESSES

REQUESTED REF B AT NEXT

MEETING.

4. FILE:

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Chier of Station, Mexico City

Lialson Kowleuke of the KDAFGHAS Operation

ACTNA RIQUIDIO. PEBEZIALIS

Reference: HNSW-18660, 20 Ostober 1971

As a result of the Warren Commission proceedings, Liaison

(and

the rest of the world) knox that JKLAVCE has photographic

coverage of the Cuban iission.

However, to the best of

our

knowledge, no one knows where

it is or

confirmed

who does it.

This is

by KDAFGilAN photos showing Cubans,

and others, shaking

their

fists at a house which

is not the KDAFGHAN site.

In our

request to Liaison

to remove the offending traffic sign, lead-

quarters may

r'eason

for

be assured that we did not tell Liaison the true

our request.

They here told that it sometines

interfered with physical surveillance.

the

Liaison in turn gave

sare request to the appropriate contact in the traffic

montes, using tic caplanation that their streillance team

the cign renoved.

Jesse

fish tavi

GARDALPHE

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Chef, Festero Bealspiere Divlsion

BHE Lla1GOn KINDledge of the SMATGiAN Operation

MMON PIOURIO: AIREIACES

REFERENCE: B011-11087, 2 Sentember 1971

PECUISSING ACTION

NO DOF LING MISUNESO

'IX TOFTLA

He noted In Reference your plan to initiate an operation

through liaison to renove the sign that las obstructed the

view fron TRAPGHAN. "Fenduarters was under the impression

that KDAFGINY vas not knowa to 11a1s00. If thia 19 not the

case, please provide us with full details on 11a1800's

knowledgeability concerning this operation.

Burt D. CUPFENDER

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CROSS REFERENCE TO

15 October 1971

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MAK, ROFILM

TYPIC/KDAFGHAN

Progress

Report for Perlod 1 October Through 31 December 1971

References:

A. " HNNA- 11087,

September 1971

B.

NEXICO CITY 18336,

24 November 1971

С. ИММА-41240,

5 November 1971.

U.

HMAM-18005,

24 August 1970

E. MEXICO CITY-18651, T January 1972

Action Roquired: Paragraph 9

Summary:

Information came to light during this period

which causes the station to believe

that KDAFGHAN may be under

the control of, of known to, AMSTAFF. The Station mounted an

operation to determine 1f this is true, but was unable to comploto

Our efforts continie..

Details are riven below.

Production

quality and the percentage of identifications increased. Costs

remained within the allowed amounts.

Security: As Headquarter's

this StatIon have boen unproductive since carly 1968.

is aware, TYPIC operations at

consequently,

the COS, the DCOS and, more lately,

the TYPIC Chief,

plan and work TYPIC operations on the assumption that AMSTAFF

An incident in the KDAFGHAN

operation in the past quarter

weight to our hypothesis.

submitting his Novembor

accounting KDAFGHNN-1 inadvertently

Included a bill for a long-

distance call to PBRUMEY

not enough to convict KDAFGHAN-1 (or KDAFGHAN-2, there is no

indication on the bill as

15 enough to show

to which one of them made the call), it

extreme indisciction on his part.

This prompted

the Station to make

i complete review of the case and to plan a cl

to show whether or not KDAFGHAN-l and or KDAFGHAN-2

under control of; or being monitored by, ANSTAFF. The results

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8.. The agent was

originally a walk-in to the former

JKLANCE Station in Marana.. He was later roterred

to this Station.. This in

Itself 1s enough to make

him suspect

b.

C.

d.

He still has closo relatives in PBRUNES and corre-

sponds with these relatives by lotter - and probably

by telephonc.: Four of these rolatives are the sisters

Of KDAFGUAN-2 and the threat of pressure on these

would probably be enough to make her subject to

-ANSTAFF control.

Assuminy that ANQUAKE controls all

na11 and celephone calls to PBRUMEN,

they would soon

come across the fact that KDAFGHAN-l and 2 live

directly across the street from ANFINk.

At the last

meeting with KDAFGHAN-l he mentionod that

they were

still

corresponding with some twenty

relatives in

This increnses the odds

We have no idea how

long this correspondence has been going on but assume

that it has been long enough to have been uncovered.

Since the incident mentioned in Reference C,

that ANQUAKE has made some,

determined, eftort to locate the KDAFGlAd site..

Is confirmed by our recent discovery that AMFINK has

been paying the l'ent on a vacant apartment directly

across fron their entrance for the past two years.

This is a building formerly occupied by KDAFGHAN-1

Only within the last two weeks has an AMFINK

employee moved into this site.

It would also be

relatively casy for ANtINK to

check all possible OP

If they did, and encountcred a PBRUMEN exile

with family still within PBRUNEY, we are afraid that

the conclusion is solf-evident.

On this particula

point we are now particularly

struck by KDAFGHAN-1's

repeated and unsolicited assurances that AFINK has

idea whore the KDAFGHAN site is located.

this claim with photos of various AMFINk

employees

and

visitor's

shaking their fists at the

folnel site.

Hindsight now lends us

also

to conclude

that it would be a very casy matter to investigate

and determine who had moved out of the former site and

where they now were.

If this has been done, KDAFGHAN-1

would stick out like the proverbial sore thumb.

We

now conclude that Reference D was, unfortunately,

only too correct.

While it has always been the practice of the Station

to sterilize all photographs: given LiERGO or shown.

to assets (including KDAFGHAS photos), there is still

a possibility that misuse of KDAFGHAN

either JKLANCE ON LVERGO OVer the years may have also

been a contributing factor.

lie note that trey were

shown to KDTUCK-t on various occasions in the past and

that he has been recently terminated because of out

doubts about him.

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The simple length of tino that this agent has bern

in operation could also bo considered as a possible

lactor in exposing him sooner or later..

ile also

note. in passing that his home telephone lino shares

same pole distribution box as that of the AWFINK

consulate.

Onc. item that becomos evident when reviering KDAFGHAN

files is his repeated failure (with some few

exceptions) to get photographs of suspects or agents

that the Station knows visited ANFINK while he was

purportedly. on watch.

Given the above the Station decided to mount an operation

designed to determine once and for all if the KDAFGHANS were

either under control by AMSTAFF or if their activities were bein

monitored by audio coverage of the Safchouse or OP site.

DCOS designed

a sophisticated sconario to be played out by the

Case Officer which would; onc by

one, eliminate or prove each of

the above possibilities.

No other Station assots were used, this

to eliminate any possibility that they might be the source of a

Without going into a mass of detalls,

the plan basically

involved letting chough information slip bit by bit to KDAFGHlAN-1

so that- he, oï

AUSTAFF Case Officer on the

other end, would

draw the wanted conclusion; namely, that 201-327262 was working

Unfortunately, just as we

not into the preliminary stages

of the plan,

201-327262 was recalled.

It is our opinion that the

operation had not yet sone far enough to consider this recall as

proof of out suspicions, but that it was mere coincidence.

ever, two polnts that arose during this operation do bother us.

At one meeting KDAFGHAN-i mentioned (or let slip) that the AlFINk

chauffeur. had gone on vacation.

While the Station was rare of

this we nic hard put to understand how ho knew it.

the same conversation with the Casa Officer (perhaps realizing

his mistake?) KDAFGHAV-1 began

to backtrack and started to talk

about how he

"thought" the chauffeur. "might have" gone on vacation.

The second point is that he almost invariably reports within

few days when an AMFINK employee drops out of sight.

He has yet

to mention the departure

This attempt by the

Station to resolve

the matter having come to an inconclusive end,

we are starting over again and will soon begin another similar

operation.

We are working under the assumption that AMQUAKE/

AMSTAFF either looked for and found KDAFGHAN-1 or that they found

him through checking out his mail and calls to and fron relatives

We are further assuming that they

then either doubled

him or KDAFGHAN-2 "or that they are successfully monitoring the

operation through a combination of physical and audio surveillance

fairly recent arrival of an AMFINK referred to as

"el tecnico" - 201-886735 - whom

we believe to be the younger

brother of 201-812106.

The latter,

our records show, was last

kriown to be the chief of

the JKLANCE section of AMSTAFF.) While

KDAFGIIAV-1,

aud KDAFGHAN-2,

will obviously have to be terminated,

we first intend tọ do our best to prove our hypothesis:

meantime,

He will be given no further lookout assignments,

be given

no indications of our particular interests in any individual.

AVFINKS of their activities and, obviously, we will not proceed

with. the plans for the audio operation which we suggested in

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we wili start a search for a

replacement site

arent as soon as Hondquarters

indicates that

they belleve the contimance of such an operation is worthwhile

(thie Station betieves it is).. No. Intend to continue-to handlo

the ageit just as before, indicating our kreatest confidence in

We will proceed to improve his equipment and operation and.

go ahcad with the planned technical consultation (Rofcrence E)

to demonstrate this.

to sensitive cquipment or information will

be'involved.

We further intend

to SGSWIRL this agent at the first

opportunity. He was last SHIRLED on 18 April 1957.

Other Operational Developments: Other than the above,

the opcration continued

as usual.

The Case Officer had another

dawn to midnight stay with the Agent to observe AMFINK and its

activities and to wörk with the Agent on Improving his production.

Quality of the photographs has improved and identification of the

PRUNEN VIsitors has,

with the use of KDGLACIER passport photos

increased drastically. -we are now hitting over eighty percent

Identitication of TDYers and transit personnel. The planned Mo

studies mentioned in paragraph 12 of Reference A have not been as

successful as was hoped for.

KDAFGIAN-1 and 2 are so set in the

routine they have

established over the yeat's that the above

mentioned instructions to change their way of operation have met

with resistance.

This is being overcome.

The one outstanding

event of the period was our obtaining a photo of SYCEMENI-G's

alternate courier (to which KDAFGHAN-l had not been alerted).

No changes.

The break in their regular

routine occasioned by our requests for more work on their part

and by the extin and irregularly scheduled meetings caused by

our CI operation seemed to. have increased KDAFGHAY-l's already

bud

of nerves.

The Case Ofticer

sent him on a three day

vacation to Acapulco to calm him down - and it did somewhat.

8. Admintstrative/Finances: No changes.

9.

Headquarters Action Required:

a.

Advise if Headquarters concurs with the Station as

to the desirability of continuing with this type of

operation after the projected termination of the

KDAFGHANS.

b.

Please pass this dispatch to the JMROD unit. Their

suggestions are solicited.

c.

Please retrace all known relatives of KDAFGHAY-1

and

advise the Station of the

results.

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unict of station, Mexico city

Chief of Station, wi/Niami

¡CAN JUDGE INCITING

Chief, western liénisphore Division

SART PERUMEN/KDAFGILWN -Conidents

MAS¡ POSHA

en Proposal to Terminate KDAFGIlAN-1

and

DOG. MiCRO. SF.R.

BAR 2. 2. 1972

MICHOFILMED

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REFERENCES: A.

Paragraph 5

MEXICO CITY 19887

DIRECTOR 228192

C.

HiLA 51590, 11 January 1972

1.

As a result of the disturbing information contained in

Referenco C, we undertook a reasonably thorough roview of the CI

aspects of this project as contained in Headquarters filos. We

cano up with no new insights into the security problem outlined

in Reference C that are not already known to the Station.

commend the station for its thorough Cl review of this project

and the positive offorts being taken to improve its' security.

while the positive rosults of DaFGuu-l's soswIRl (per Reference

A) suggests that he is probably not actively cooperating with

AYSTAFF against BNTRUST, his PBRUMEN oxile status, the long period

of time he has been operating his OP site in close proximity to

the PBRUMEN Embassy and the potential (perhaps immediato) danger

presented by his and NDAFGILAN-2'S PBRUMEN relatives, make it cloar

that this tear must eventually be phased out, whether or not

replacemonts can be recruited.

ve defor to the Station concerning

hor bost to implement this tornination and strongly concur with

the Station's attempts to prevent KDAFGIlAN-1 and 2 from reaching

the conclusion that they are no longer trusted by uKTRUST.

Station has indicated, an overlap between the new and old OP

is highly desirable.

Fresumably, the Station will continue its

efforts to determine whether or not KDAFGHAN-1 has been "doubied"

or is being monitored by ASTAFF (the latter appears more likely,

if AMSTAFF is indeed on to the KDAFGHANs) .

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While reviewing this activity, we vere struct by

the thöught which has occurred to others in the rast

to why khArchas-1, an educated and reportedly intelligent

individual, has been villing to devote the last ten years

to this dull and very routine effort.

It is intricult to

draw a completely satistying answer

to this question from

the files.

The security aspects aside, the Station is

probably doing NDAFGiuld-l a favor.

terms of his aental

health, by forcing him to look outside his small and

insular world and

seek a new form of employnent.

frequent references to KUAFGILAN-l's pent up nervousness

contained in the Station's reporting indicates that...

KUAFGILAN-1's obsession with his work may finally be catch-

ing up with him.

3:

While we are more than a little ambivalent concern-

ing

the ovor-all value of this activity as presently consti

tutou, given tho priority need for coverage of the ANSTAFF

personnel stationed at the PBRUMEN Embassy and the relative

dearth of PBRUMEN target access agcuts, we believe that this

activity should be continued.

He share the Station's concorn

abour our inability to identify the photographs of non;

PBRUMEN personnel who visit the Embassy or Consulate, but

appreciate the difficult technical problems involved.

more positive note, the recent group of photographs of

PBRUMEN Embassy staffers forwarded to Headquarters for review

by AMBEDEW-1 and AMWIiEN=1 (the latter has

not yet been

completed)

were of high quality.

As a result of the high

quality of these photographs, ANBEDEN-1 was able to identity

still another AMSTAFFer

assigned to the Embassy.

Ne assume

from

the contents of Reference C that when and if a new OP

site toam has been recruited and a new site chaines,

eiroris will be made by the Station to increase the identifi-

cation of visitors to the PBRUNEN installation concerned.

Meanwhile, the high rate of identification of PBRUVEN visitors

to the Embassy

currently being achieved by the Station

testifies

to your determined efforts to obtain the maxinum "tale" from

this operation.

In conclusion, we concur with the Station's plans

to continue this operation and to improve the identification

of non-PBRUMEN visitors to the PERUMEN Embassy.

with'the Station's plans to terminate KDAFGHAN-1 and 2 at an

appropriate time after a new OP site team has been recruited

and trained and a new OP site obtained.

Per Reference 5,

will trace KDAFGIlAN-1 and 2's relatives residing in PERUMEN

once their names and addresses have been forwarded by the

Stationiecided that KDAFGiAN-I and 2 are not suitable for

We discussed this operation with the JIROD unit and

JMROD purposes.

5. Action Requested: Paragraph 1 above.

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Chief, Western Hentsphere Diviston

Chief, WONCRE

Chief of Sintion, Mexico City li

KDAFGHAN ProgreSs Report:

1 July - 30 September 1971

Action Required: Paragraph 16 (HOACRE)

1ATY GURUILD DISA

ICINESS INDINING

SUMMARY: Ding the reporting period this Project continued

will no change.

THe KDAFCHANS contined to provide the Station wit:

piciugraphic coveraye

oi visitors lo the Cuban Enbassy. A new case

officer took over the

project at the bertming of the period and las

spout the major part of his mectings wit! KDAFGHAX-l. and 2 on dis-

cussing and plannius ways to improve the porcentari of identifications

What follows is a descriptton of

the operation as it

stands and

the station's plans to improve it.

PRESENT KDAFGHAN ROUTINE: Visual coverage of the entrance

to the Cuban Embassy compound

is provided dron 0900 to 1800 /the

approximate hour at which lighting conditions prevent lurther

photography

with the present equipment.)

imbassy hours me 0800-

2100, approximately:

KDAFGiAs-1 provides the majority of the mail-

power,

WitH KDAFGHAN-2 dilling in for rest breaks, lunch and while

KDAFGHAX-1 processes the purvious day's take.

The general praction

Is to observe the citrance without optical

assistauce until a person

or vehicle is seen

to be entering or leaving the rate area.

restricted size of the aperture possible in the Op for this vioring

la rectangular opening approsinately fou by five inches) prevents

sinultaneous

viewing of any other area of the compound.

the observer shifts his head a few

inches to the

reflex. finder of the camera and is given a 20 X magnification of

the taiget.

This is more than adequate tor identitication ot any

If the target is unknown and/or a previous photograph has

not been taken,

the observer takes one.

same time he records

the time of arrival/departurc,

whether the target is known or

unknown, and iccords any obvious

Identifying data such as license

plate, apparent nationality, apprent secupation, etc. li addition

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Attachments:

A - as stated h/w

i - as stated us/e - s/ niTy

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occasionally

to the shore general visual survetllance, the agents are

provided with photographs

tie siation

belloves micht visit the compound and on whom we wish a specifie

alert - such as

vistting'arent personnel and third country

subverstvose known of belloved to be in the area.

Back day,

-NafGhai-l processes his notes and the photographs taken and

shumily

them to the station in the following form (one day's

productionds illustratedidn Attachment A):

a. A timetable of arrivals aid departures (the number

in the loft margin indicates that a photograph was

taken)

b.

The original negative.

The daily average seems to

be about ightech photographs.

.C. A contact print of the above negatives (the inked

on the photographs correspond to the

marginal numbers on the report).

d. Enlargements or selected subjects. (not included).

THE AGENT PERSONNEL:

GARDALPHE spent one day, from

0615 to 1900,

inside the Op,

observing the

agents and

theti

routine.. Both seem to huve

adapted to a very boring routine

quite well.

Thelr eyesight, which has been the subject of quite

& few off-the-record

at both lleadquarters and at the

that they

are blind), was checked

out thoroughly,

but innocuously, by asking them

such a person was

at the rate

in photos and by

swill print film-processing

eyesight is definitely poorcr than that of KDAfGAN-l, she easily

identified the subjects and was able to read the tost literature

She was observed carefully while manning the

Op and she missed no one in that one and one-half how period.

previous cases of missing known targets scleduled to visit the

are more probably the result of boredom and a resultant

Their job requires them to be hermits.

have very few friends and even féwer visitors.

To break them out

of this rut,

the Station will soon start altering their work

to provide more extended coverage of the target, and give

them more interesting work to do.

PRESENT KDAFGUAN FACILITIES

AND EQUIPMENT: The present

op is located on the Toof of i three-story

apartment house

located about eighty yards from the compound

entrance (sec

Attachment B).

Concealment is excellent.

Windows on other

floors allow visual

observation of most of the compound facing

the OP and of

to the Consulate.

However, they do

not permit photography, except on a selected basis,

because of

the concealment problem.

The UP ploper is a small

bathroom

about five by six feet in what used to be the maid's quarters.

A captain's chair,

the tripod, cancra, lens and a small worktable

hare been fitted

in between

the various plumbing fistures.

injacent to this

is

another room of approximately twice the size

which contains a desk. cot,

the printer and a wardrobe for

storing photographic materials.

This room nas a large picture

mindow

overlooking the entrance to the Consulate.

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The photographle equipment used by the KUAFGHANS at

present consists of i Bausch

and lonb spotting scope with 20-x

eyepiece, and a Pentax 1-3 canera.

This.equipment is not

satistactory

(see below).

Except for the printer, all darkroom

equipment is located in a darkroon on the first 11oor.

darkroom is well. cquipped and adequate.

The

KDAFGHAN-1 makes no

attempt lo conceal the darkroom.

His cover loi the da'kroom 1s

that it is his hobby..

STATION PROCESSING OF THE IDAFGHAN PRODUCTION:

Ired and not processed - at present.

is lookiny for contirmation of an agent report or a surveillance

they aresometimes consulted.. About every year they nre

shipped to Headquarters foi retention in the Archives.

negatives and contact prints we handled in the same way!

T. The enlarged, photographs are processed in the following

way:

a. Certain photographs of unidentified persons aio

sterilized and fotraded to the local offico of

LNERGO.

The Station receives no feedback or

identifloation of these individuals from LNERGO.

b.

photographs of PCS of known TDY Embassy personnel

al'o kept and used for identification purposes

the Station and some are forwalded to Headquarters

for the same l'enson.

c. Photographs of other identified persons are placed

in Station personality files.

d. All other photographs (the major portion) we simply

destroyed.

LNERGO was recently queried on the value of this

operation to them.

replied, "(these photograplis) are

compared with the photographs of known leaders of extremist

groups in WOCORK as well as with photographs of persons who are

subjects of Identification Orders prepared on badly wanted

fugitives in WOCORK.

It is requested, therefore, that you

continue this service if it does not cause problems or unusual

to your office."

While this project may be of some value

to LVERGO,

is of little value, as presently coustitutes

to

the Station. Ticle are other,

and cheaper,

means of obtaining

photographs of PCS and TDY personnel.

jo identification o1

operational use is made of the photographs of the unidentified

subjects - at least by JKLANCE - and no operational use is made

of the timetable.

For instance, license plate number's are not

now traced is either a possible means of identification,

leads to CI or recruitment targets.

•A previous effort at

analyzing the timetable for possiule

patterns of activity was

unproductive and has not been repeated.

Only in selected

instances do we tly

to correlate the information received

from

KDBADGER coverage of the Embassy and that provided

by

the

KDAFGHAN'S

But generally this has not been successful, since

most often people with previous appointments are going to the

Consulate (which we do not cover with KDAFGHAN), or too many

unidentified people arrive around the same time

at the gate,

precluding a positive Identification.

While the

above evaluation

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"rad mere tise a project termination requost than

report, the Station does

belleve that this

project could be made

productive if not. extremely valuable to both JALANCE and LENCO

it faces could be related to names and other operational loads.

inherent in the KDAFGHAN production were abstracted and followed

Our plans to do so nie outlined below.

9.

PLANS: Tochnical quality needs to be. Improved.

Tho

present enlargements

ile only poor lo fair in quality.

This 18

due: to the lens now in use, which only has an effective aperture

of. f-22.

Tlie Station WONCRE officee will soon

initiato corre-

spondence to obtain a better lens which will not ouly result in

higher quality photos, but extended coverage in conditions of

darkness or twilight by increasing the light-xathering capability

of the camera.

i camera with a behind the lens light meter will

be used

from now on to provent underexposures in poor light

conditions.

The present chlarger lens has a fungus growth which

lowers photographic quality.

This will be repalred

or replaced.

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of

Since the move to this OP, a street sign in the line

sight to the target

photographs.

area obstructs of spoils ovei half of the

This prevents the Station fron using the photo-

graphs with agent personnel or contacts who might be able to

identify tho

subject of the photograph.. For, unless heavily

sterilized, it provides a very easy means of identifying where

the photograph was taken, and conceivably, by using a theod lite,

determining the exact location of the oP.

liaison, to remove this obstruction has been initlated.

nopertedo", through

Identification of PCS personnel, out-bound TDY and in-

passengers can easily be raised to near one-hundred

The Station will arrange for our current KDGLACIER

passport covcrage to be passed on a routine basis to KDAFGHAS

and, using these, he should be able to identity all of the

that fall in the above category.

instructed to start a photo file

on all TDY and in-transit

personnel and, as he builds this

and more of the in-bound

in-transit personnel.

Consideration is also being given to have him develop and process

these passport photos for both himself and the Station.

This

not only speed up identification of these subjects - and

the exploitation of possible ops leads - but relleve the station

Technician and Support Section of some of their work load.

The exploitation of potential operational leads through

the compilation of data on license plates:

altival and departure times,

servicemen,

has previously been

tried by the

Station on a sporadic basis

with no success.

is primarily due to the fact that the workload involved on

Station personnel has prevented a continuing effort.

KDAFGIAN-1 and ? are underworked (and would probably welcome

some change in their incredibly boring routines,

this job rill

to them. They will be required to sumit monthly

reports on:

a. • All vehicles that call at the compound (frequency

figures) :

b. All service calls.

C.

All visitors and or servicemen who get inside the

compound.

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All visitors and or servicemen who set lustde the

Nite..

compiled statistics on the arrival

and departurc

line

(and method) of each known or suspect intelli-

fence officer.

This should considerably improve the station's ability to exploit

any leads that might arise.

The one problem area remaining, and the one where we

to strike tlie most "pay-dirt" is

that.of identitying the

photographs of non-Cuban personnel who visit the Embassy or the

true, we ile unlikely to identify any doI

agcnt persomel or illogals, we would be most likely to obtain

identification of subversives traveling to Cuba and on local

sympathizers or contacts who could possibly serve as access

Linking unknown laces to names can only ba done by

technical means.

The target situation and our proposed means

of ittack are given below.

Aulio.

Since the arrival of the new dal Chief of Conter and

security officci last yoar, souwity ill the Cuban Embassy

tightened drastically.

letal shutters have

been placed on all but one of

the windows in the area

suspected

of being the DGt center.

Not even a crack of light now

from these windows at night.

The entire compound and the sui-

rounding wall have been floodlighted.

IlL KDAFGHAN's words,

shadows in the place now are during the daytime".

former. open grill sate to the

automobile entrance has vech, le

placed by an electrically operated solid

metal garage door.

Passerbys can no longer look into the compound or gatchouse

and

KDAFGHAN can no longer obsorve the latter.

The door into the

gatehouse,

which is

in the outer wall alongside the nutomobile

entrance,

lias been changed to a heavy metal door with a one-way

mirror for observation.

No velicles

except those belonging to

the Enbassy arc now allowed inside.

All delivery trucks must

palk outside and

carly theit items

inside.

A completelynev,

and unknown,

telephone system has been installed.

Access control

is now rigorous.

When a visitor now calls at the Embassy he

must ring

the doorbell, wait for the door to be opened slightly,

and, if he is not rccognized, amounce his name and business.

The

door is then shut in his

face,

the gatekeeper calls the

person he wants to see ind the person is then either let injor

turned away.

If let in he no longer is allowed into the

compound - with some low fare exceptions

- but is led ilito the

o'mal gatehouse which has just been converted into a reception

arch:

The person he came to see comes to the reception area

and interviews him there.

Very rely is the visitor let into

the compound.

If

the visitor calls it the Consulate he may

ficely cnter that one room on the ground floor, but is allowed

no further.

Usually the secretary handles all

requests.

Some

times a visitor to the Consulate who requires an intervier with

one of the

consuls is taken or sent to the Embassy entrance

and interviewed

in that area.

Our chances of implanting an audio

device inside

the Embassy,

the Consulate, or the gatchouse with

our current assets and under these conditions is nill.

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15.

There we seven telephone lines into the Cuban

compound. Eive of these go directly to the Ambassador's office,

Office, the Press Office, the Commercial Office

and the Consulate.

as far as we know; the DEl center has no

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wo hot-mite possible

dircet lines.

Tro lines go to a Swelchboard of unknown capacity

of two catches recan formothe

These lines receive

an average

billy times,

in reading

ine take; we note that a person will call and say

that he is

coming by at a cortain time - or he will be called and told to

conc at a certain time. If KDAFGHAN could corelate these calls

with the plotographs he takes he could make many identifications

which,

in turn, could be exploited by other station assets,

KDGLACIER, OF LNERGO,

Even of more assistance would be the "hot

miking"

of these lines. That way we could not only identify any

caller

to the Consulate or satchouse, but also who the gatekeeper

calls inside to announce the visitor.

In addition, we would also

cxpect to pick up quite a bit of conversation of interest, for the

gatchouse seems

to be a favorite hangout in the Embassy for DGI

personnel: KDAFGHANS 1 and 2, being experienced LP operators,

could casily handle the. take. KDAFGHAw-l, being fluent in English,

could also handle the English language portions of any take -

which in view of the number of English-speaking visitor's would

probably be considerable.

Therefore, we request that we he advised what lechnical

information is

necessary foy WOACRE to determine the feasibility

of a hot mike installation into the gatehouse and Consulate

(assuming no access to the instruments) scrviced by an LP located

in the current "KDAFGHAN' OP.

Til tlie meantine, we will investigate

the possibility of tapping one of the gatehouse telephones

currently monitored by KDBADGER and running it into the KAFGHAN

Op where it will not only be transcribed but live monitored.

17. PRODUCTION:

production ligures for this period vere

поїтал.

KUAFGHAN provided an average of 600 contact prints and

150 enlargements per month. No new identifications vere made.

ADMINISTRATIVE: There vere no changes in costs or

personnel during this period.

SECURITY: There were no security incidents during this

period.

To improve security,

meetings have been reduced to an

averago

of one every two weeks.

Use of the safehouse is now held

to a minimum and wherever possible meetings are by car pickup.

While KDAFGHAN-l's cover for his darkroom is that it is supposedly

his hobby, there is not one photograph or camera visible anywhere

in his house.. He has been instructed to correct this deficiency.

Jesse R.

GARDALPHE

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Moment- yes ?.

July lst.,

1971

Coverage: 9:00 to 18:00

Photo #

1

2

3

4

6

7

8-10

11

12

13-15

Hour View

9:02

Green Ford arrired with Angel & wife - thye left at 1:55

9:02

White Va-PSA leit nith Abelardo - he ret. at 9:08 xith Saker

9:03

Walquiria arrired

9:06

New car arrived with Mirabal - he left at 12:37

9:08

Jesus arrived in a taxi

9:14

Green Torino arrived with Cortina

9:19

White Vw PSA left with Abelardo - ret. 9:38

9:19

Green Ford left with Orestes - ret. a10:32

9:20

Aurora left in a taxi - ret. at 1:35 - left at 2:26

9:33

Black Ford Ieft with Sosa - rrt. 10:36 - left 11:18 - ret. 11:52

9:52

Wh1te Va arrived with Heriberto - left 1:10 - ret. at 5:12.

9:52

Ma zoing in - Aserican? - left at 10:08

9:57

Green Torino left with Marvidal & Rolandn Rodriques - ret. 11:19

9:58 Man leaving - ret. at 11:27

10:02 Grey Pont180 left with Sanchez -ret/11:28 left12:15 - ret. 12:45

10:09 White Vw PSA left with Ahelardo & Heriberto - ret. 12:02 (Abelardo)

10:27 Man sent to the Consulate

10:30 Blue Torino arrived with Barrers & & man

10:36 Lady who came in green Vw No. JE'-S8 -brought packages - often

10:46 Blue Torino left iith Capote & Mendez - ret. at 12:02

10:48 Man going in

10:53 2 ladies & a man going in - left et 11:06

11:14 White Vw left with Feriberto & Consuelo - he ret. 12:42

11:17 Young

man bringing novie f1lng

11:30 2 men leaving with Ignacio Acosta

11:31 Green Torino left with Reyes & Nosen - ret. at1:55

11:44 Lady sent to the Consulate

11:48 Tomas Rodriguez arrived - left at 12:26

12:07 Man who came in car plate No. R JH - delivered envelope

12:15 2 men & a lady Reeving

12:22 White Vw PSA lett with Abelardo - ret. at 1:57

12:23 Green Ford lef: with Capo, Jesus & Sclando Rodriguez - ret. 1:45

12:34 Black Ford left with Ambassador, Arnenteros & Sosa

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12:53 Man at the dror.

12:53 Blue Ford arrived with Valdes

12:53 kan leaving

12:55 Man going. in

1:00

Man sent to the Consula te

1:15

Tomas Alvarez drove car in - left at 1:46

1:25

Men going in - left at 1:42

8:55

Rolando Rodriguez

2:14

Mrs. Cor tina or Mrs. Reyes?

2:19

2 men who came for Masyidal in a Yellow car plate No. HXB-37

2:19

Grey Pontiac left with Capo & Sanchez - ret. at 5:12

2821 Blue Ford left with Valdes, id fe & Walquiria - ret. 5:42 with Adie

2:22

Blue Torino left pith Barrera & wife

2:26

Luis deft - ret. at 5:14

2:41

Green Torino left n1th Cortina, Reyes & wives - ret. at 4:58

2:42

#hite Vw PSA left with Abelardo ô wife - ret. at 5:03

2:48

Saker & Jorge left by fuct - ret. at 4:19

4:26

Jesus & wife arrived by inot

5:12

Green

Porinoleft with Cortina & Capote

5:28

White Va left with Heriberto & Jesus - Jesus ret. 5:57 in his car

5:33

White Vr PSA left with Abelardo & Rolando Rodriguez

5:33

Grey Pontiac left with Capo & Sanchez

5:43

Blue Ford left with Adi, & Dora

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1M10.

FROM

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MACHIO LOR IMDIXING

_ 140 INDIKING ROUIRCO

jONT QUALIFiED DESK

(CAN JUDGE IMGIXING

SUBIICT

Chier of Station, Mexico City-o

MAIC ROFILM

O KDAFGHAS Operations Report - March through May 1971 (PrOject Renewal)

ACION REQUIRID- RISENIMCIS

References:

8: MUMA -10299, 21 linich

197]

HANd-17977, 30 June 1970

1.

As reported in paragraph 1, of Reference A, this

Opcrations Report Is intended

to contribute the necessary

information for the Project Renewal to cover Fiscal Year 1972.

BACKGROUND

2. There was no change in the information contained in

paragraph 2, Reference A, for the period covered in this report.

OPERATIONAL

Meeties and SeCURITY

3. No chance

since Reference A report.

PRODUCTION

4.

In addition to the normal photographic coverage of

KDACOUSTIC Installation, KDAFGUAv-1 and KDAFGHAN-2 provided the

specific coverage for the various KDACOUSTIC-3 operations.

(MEXICO SITY-16535, 7 May 1971).

This coverage chabled the

Station

to determinc KDACOUSTIC-3's and his wife's movements,

an important lactor in timing KDACROBAT-12's calls and vist

to

KDACOUSTIC-3's home.

Other significant results of the KDAFGHAN

operation

include

photographic information on specific visitors

to

the KDACOUSTIC installation of spocial interest to the local

LNERGO office.

This information consists of photographs of the

individuals

and, when available, photographs of vehicles and U.s.

license plates.

One stich reccht

incident involved

an old LnERGO

Continued.:

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tarret who had been seen visiting the KDACOUSTIC aNd INHARSH:

installations.

KDAFGHAV-l successtully identified the individual.

Once during

the roporting period koaFGhar-i passed quickly

information on a suspect student political leader risiting thö

KDNCOUSTIC installation.

He in turn passed on the jaformation

to the KDCALVERT Leam

soon enough 50

that the team uns ablo to

follow the suspect leader home,

and eventually Identity him.

Also, the Station was able to

identify tho Jobs of nost of tho

large number of now KDACOUSTIC employees by KDAFGHAY-L

photo-

graphs and

personal observations.

Normally we have veen

ablo

to match movemerity of new and old employees

during the initial

period when

dutlos and contacts were being turned over to the

new employees and so identify their duties.

COVER and

SECURITY

5. No chango since Reference A report.

ELVINCES

The

following is

i breakdown of the KDAFGAAN iinancial

requiroments for Fiscal Year 1972:

FY. 1971

Estimated

FY 1972

Request

FY. 1973

projection

obligattons

KDAFGHAN-1 Salary

KUAFGHAN-& Salary

Christmas Bonus

KDAFGHAN Basehouso

Rent

(observation post)

NDAFGHAN Safelouse

(for. Station meetings

with KDAFGNAN-1)

Utilities for Safehouse

$ 4,800

1,920

560

1, 200

864

$

5, OSS*

2,112*

600*

1,200

1,200

$

5, 088

2,112

690*

1, 200

1, 200

500

1,250

500

1,250

500

1,250

Jiscellaneous Expenses

(film, paper, chemicals,

stationary')

TOTALS

$11,094

$11,950

$11,950

*Increases reflect the "cost-o?'-living" granted to some Station

assets effective l Janunty

1971.

FOREIGN CURRENCY

7. No change since Reference A.

COMNITNENTS

KDAFGHAN-1 and KDAFGHAN-2 receive one month's salary

as a Christmas bonus.

KDAFGHAN 1 is reimbursed for operational

expenses related to the Project.

FUNDING

9. No change from puragraph 6, Reference A..

ACCOUNTI."

FORM

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10.- The same as paragrnon 7, Reference A.

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MARRIO 108 INCH PINES,

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ONIr QUAIIND DI:A

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LAI ROLLA

Chier of Staticis sexieo Clty

LETITO REBULRID. KUPERINIES

KONFGHAY Progress Ruport - October 1970 through February 1971

Reference: HNMA-39611. - 14 October 1970

1.

This progress report will cover KDAiGHAt activity for

the period October 1970 through February 1971.

The next prosress

report will Include the project reneral request and will bo sub-

mitted during lay 1971.

BACKGROUND

2.

of the

The NDAFGHAN profect provided fixod photographle coverage

PBRUMEN Enbassy, (and'of the PBRUMEN Consulate for part of

the period) sirce

the submission of the last progress report ini

reference.

The only major change diring this perlod was the

installation for a perlod of one

month ot a TV-monitor/robot camera

combination to cover the PBRUMEN Consulate.

This was done on a

trial basis to cover a gicater area of PBRUMEY activities.

The

KDAFGHAN Basehouse was given addition requirements during October

1970, the month designated as PBRUMEY month.

OPERNTIONAL DEVELOPNENTS - OPERATIONAL NEETINGS AND SECURITY

3.

Gerald D. FAILANGER continues to be the Case Officer and

handler of KDAFGilA}-1.

He has met and could meet KDAFGHA:-2 in

an emergency.

The alternate Case Officer is Terence D. SISTOSE

who meets KDAFGHAV-1 when FAHLAYGER is not available.

Both

FAILANGER aNd SISTONE are known in alias, and both meet KDAFGHAS-I

in a satchouse.

During february 1971 the safehouse was changed.

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scotinys are sonerally held once a week.

Nore froquent contact

be made by teleplone.

for priority operattonal icportiry,

KDAFGhas-l goes to a payphone in the aren (there ne several)

and telephones the ottice, velaying the message. He identitlos

himself be fingt came cil!:

In an chergorej, anyone can call

KDAFGHA: 1 at his home and sive him instructions, phinsed in

general social conversation: The salehouse mootings ie used to

pass. to KDAFGAN-l instructlons, photographs or descriptions of

neW KDACOUSTIC employces and now taigets; dencral requirements

on the KDACOUSTIC installation, and of courso all rinancial

matters:: KDAFGHAN-1 turns. over the weekly photographic product

and loss. He takes this opportunity to ask for supples (devel-

oping fluid, etc), make his accountings, and dlacuss

the targot.

These weckly moctings songrally take from ond to two hours:

EXPANDED COVERAGE

1.

During Ostober, the C/TECH at the Station entered the

KDAFGHAN Baschouse,

and

installed a Ti-monitor and Robot camoir.

Essentially tho new

set-up was to expand KDAFGHAN-l's coverage

to include the Consulate.

in addition to the Embayyy front gate.

The equipment was so placed that while watching the 'front gato,

KDAFGHAY-1 could look

through a monitor at tho front gate of tho

Consulate and if he saw. someone of

possible interest he pushed

a button and a picture was snapped:

At the same time, he

monitored the

tont gate and

took pictures and kept his log.

This double coverage

was retained only for one month.

The

Station found that the take was marginal becauso there was no

accompanying log, and no way of identirying any of the persons

pictures vero being taken.

The current arrangement is

that if the Station has an operational need for checking whether

a particular poison visits the Consulale, we notify KDAFGHAN-1

in advance, providing him a photograph andor physical description

and then at the designated time he personally monitors the

Consulate gate, whitle KDAFGHAN-2 handles the camera on the main

gate and 105.

This rarely occurs.

We expect even moro traffic

through the Consulate now that within the past two weeks the

Cultural Attacho's office has

again been moved to the socond

f100%' of the Corsulate:

Everyone soliciting propaganda,

and other types of information on PBRUNES will be entering

through the Consulate. There has been no further notion taken

with regard to tying audio coverage at the front satc into the

KDAFGHAY Baschouse so that KDAFGIAN-1 might be in a better

position to identify the persons going in and out of the Enbassy.

This is still a primary objective aimed ar improvingthe

KDAFGHAN end product.

PRODUCTION

5. The KDAFGHAN production has remained virtually constant.

The main value of the production has been to

establish a pattern

of vartous employees, identify their autosoviles,

photographs.

Photographs of vistting PBRUNEY officials have

also been

of value occasionally when Headquarters is trying to

make a positive identification.

KDAFGHAN can provide current

photographs of ToY or transiting PBRUMEN oificials, and ilead-

quarters can often through its assets make positive identifi-

such a case was that in which ADAFGHAN photographs

were furnished leadquarters and WH/Miami

iN HMMA-40241

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There have been no security probloms in the KDAFGHAN

operation durins the period of this report.

The safehouse was

changed to Increaso security and for conventence.

The C/TECH

visited the KUAFGHAN Baschouse

l'obot camera, but this was done afici dusk.

Emorkency contact Instructions have been arranged with

KDAFGHAN- 1.

Anyono can contact KDAFGHAY-l at anytime and anywhere

simply by saying. they

are a friend of "pape Simon"

KDAFGIAN-1

will reply;

"I haven't soen him since last Christmas".

KDAFGHAN-1

speaks nativo English and actually prefers to speak that language.

FINANCES

The only change in the financial commitments under this

project 5 tho change in rent.

The old safehouse rent was $72.00

per mouth.

This was through Fobruary 1971. Beginning I March, the

new safehouse rent is $10U.00 per month.

PLANS

The Station is continuing to be alert for a new baschouse

which could provide

botter

As mentioned above, the

Station

continues to bo alort for ways to add audio coverage to

the KDAFGHAN Basehouse.

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FRiESSNG ACTION

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Chief of station, berico City Bre

STOLLE

ELIO:IoN Operation Report for the Period June through September 1970

ACTION REQUIRIO - REFERENCES

Raference:

HMMA - 35996, 3 June 1970

BACKGROUND

1. The LIOVIO% Project contimes to provide the Station

with fires photographic and physical surveillance of the

PBRUMEY Embassy and Consulate in Mexico City.

The LIONION

basehouse which covers the two targets is manned by LIOYION-1

and 2.

The only change in the operation of this Project since

the last quarterly

operational report forwarded in Reference

dispatch, was LIONIO-l's one month trip to Europe during

September.

OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS - OPERATIONAL NEELINGS AND SECURITY.

2.

Since the departure of Andrew E. PELLEMENT, LIOXION-1

and 2 have continued to be handled by Gerald D. FAHLANGER, Who

is known to LIONIOY-l in alias.

Meetings are held in

LIONION-1 satehouse (some distance any from the basehouse) on

a weekly basis, usually at 1730 on Fridays.

At these meetings

developed film,

selected prints and LIONION-l's log are picked

up from LIONION-1 and requirements are levied whenever applicable.

If any outstanding requirements are pending, LIOslov-l submits

his report during these meetings.

Coutinued...

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3.

The lull potential of the LIONIOY-1 operation is

hampered by the lack of an audio installation at the LIRING

fatehouse covered by the LiOtIONed and 2 observation post.

An audio installation would serve,

in most cases,

to identtfy

the individuals who are photographed by LIONION-1 since the;

normally

identify. themselves

•to

the gatchouse attendant.

Tho

Station is.constahtly. examining the possibility of an audio

installation

at this point.

There aic a number of Station assets

who have occasional

access to the gatehouse,

and it is conceivable

that one of them

could place a quick plant

device, provided

security

conditions are favorable:

The Station assets who visit

the LIRING complex

approximately once a weck

ale:

LIRELIC-1;

LITAINT-2; LIHACK-4 and to a lesser

extent LIBANGLE-1.

of this

gOUP, LITAINT-2 appears to have gained the confidence among

LIRING personnel, for

whom he has provided services

and purchased

with-Station assistance, clothing and other items outside Mexiço.

prior. to making any

installatiou, Station will submit an opera-

tional plan for Headquarters approval.

Station is also installing

a TV camera monitor in the LIONION basehouse to cover the LIRiNG

consulate.

• The installation will be coordinated with a robot!

photo camera so that photos can be taken of persons whom LIONION-1

determines to be of Station interest.

PRODUCTION

The LIONION production has remained virtually constant

since the primary objectives

of the installation seldom change.

Except for specific individuals,

as in the case of AVDIME-1,

the general production material

is similar

to the contents

of

paragraph

4 of Reference.

In view of this it would be redundant

to repeat the entire paragraph.

COVER AND SECURITY

5. There were

no seculity

problems in the LIONION operation

the period of this report.

The Case Officer visited thei

basehouse once during the hours

of darkness.

As reported pre-

viously: meetings with LIONION-l are held in his safehouse,

which is in another section of Mexico City.

The question

ANCHAMPAGNE-l's debriefing and the "vieja"

the LIRING personnel

ANCHAMPAGNE-1 about is being covered in separate dispatch

IMMA 39604.

FINAYCES

There were no changes in the projected LIONION expendi-

tures reported in the paragraphs, under FINANCES, in Reference

dispatch.

PLANS

The objectives outlined in paragraph 8,

Refelence,

continue in effect.

Station is going ahead in the installation

of the TY monitoring system

with accompanying rovot photographic

camera in

order to give a more complete coverage of the LIRING

consulate.

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The Station is also examining the possibility ot

acquiring a second basehouse directly across the street iron

the LIRING eatehouse.

There iue two five story apartment bulldings

which would provide a better view, of the LIkING comples from n

technical point of view.

particularly if an apartment above the

thid floor can be rented.: The techuical advantages would pro-

vide the observer a much

closer view of the gatchouse, and would

provide a more comprehensive coverage of the LIRING internal

grounds:

The present LioNtoy baschouse is a low thee story

building, from

which it is virtually impossible to see the

routes traveled by persons who are escorted

or directed from one

bullding.to

suitablo apartment can be obtained

one of the two buildings across. from

the gatehouse, it would be

occupied by a Station asset other than LIONIO"-1 and 2,

compartmented from

In the event an apartment can

be located and rented across from

the gatehouse,

would provide photographic and visual surveillance of the gatehouse

and internai grounds.

The LIovIOls, if they stay where they are nt, would then

concentrate on the consulate and

limited coverage of

internal LIRING grounds. However,

if they can locate sultable

quarters on

the rear street perpendicular to the one

the main gate is located, they idenlly could cover the consulate

as well us a third, little known entrance into the LIkiNG compound

which LITAINT-2 has reported being used by student visitors late

at night. From the

Current LIONION basehouse,

this third entrance

Finally, the Station continues to explore the

possivility

of installing on

audio device as mentioned in paragraph 3 above.

Handld I

Hallan.

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Chief of Station, Mexico City/s:

• LIONION/ LIONION-2

ACTION REOUIRID • RISERINGES

Reference:

HMMW - 18065

1.

Reference asked for the Station's comments on

ANCHAMPAGNE-l's l'eference to

"und vieja"

moniloring the

activities of LIRING.

The Station discussed with LIONION-2

herbolt whether she

thought she night have been singled out

by LIRING or whether there were any other people near by who

might have. beon identified by LIRING as snoopers.

.,2.

While the Station does not rule out the fact LIONION-2

may

be suspect in the eyes of LIRING,

LIRING-2 would occasionally come out the main vate some months

oi year's ago, look ncross the street and point up to ino apart-

ment buildings there and shake his fist. Ou examination, thero

are two apartments directly across from the front gate, each

6 floors high and with private apartments on each floor.

LIONION-2 does not know if there me any "little old ladies"

residing in any of them now (see para 3 below) but none of these

apartments have been

vacated during the past soveral years.

Her, and the Station's guess is that LIkING probably suspects

an occupant of these apartments.as being the one monitoring

the

activitles of LIRING personnel because of the strategie location

of these buildings.

other end of the block, across from the offices of LIRING-13.

There is an old couple living in the house next to LIoNIoN, but

the wife is considerably older than LIONION-2.

Continued...

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LIOSTOS'-1 as able to contributo further information.

He recalled witnessing

an incidont

approximately in carly

1908 which could possibly have been comected with ANCHAMPAGNE-l'S

"una vicja" comment.

An older woman living at that time in

the apartments of para 2 above, complained li'st to

notified the police that LIkING vohicles blocked

ontry to her drivewar"

The LIRING ofricial dended that LIRING

vohicles were involved but admitted the possibility

that visitor's

parked there occasionally.

This being the case,

official claimed

that. LIRING had no control over the

the situation.

The woman was. Inter obscived by LIONION-l to tanglo verbally

times with people who had parked their curs tu her driveway,

and crossed the street on foot to the LIRING entrance.

this woman must have impressed LIRING personnel as

& harassing "busy body"

date for the "vieja" of' and she would seem to be a strong candi-

the ANCHAMPAGNE-1 report.

As far as the Station or LIOVIOY-2 1s awale, the LIRINGers

have never. takor:

any provocative action against LIONION basehouse.

Despite LIRING-2's occasional gestures of displeasure, LIRING

seems to have nccepted the fact there is probably visual sui-

volllance of their compound.

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HAA 39283

B. UFFA 8181

1. No note in parograph 5 of attachment to roferesce 8,

a referonce to "una-vloja," Me prosumo this 19 Identical with

LIONZON/2.

2. Station comments will bo approciated.

Kenneth G. FURNEL

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ACTION RIQUERTO RIFICIARS

Lovor Operational Report, 1 February through 31 May 1970

Keference: 11990-17569

BACKGROUND

The LIOVIOY project provides a 11s0d photographic sur-

veillance of LIRING and a base for the radio dispatch of-the

LIEBRICE survcillance loan when used in the vicinity of LIRING.

The basehouse is manned by LIOWION-l and LIONION-2,. who have

operated as a team against the LIRING target since 1960.

OPERATIOYAL DEVELUPMESTS

reporting

period Horror-i continued to

handler directly by

AndreN E. PELLEMENT, ho is known to LIONION-t in allas.

meetings vere held on an averare of once a week lp discuss the

week's production with additional meetings hold as required.

In Januaty

1970, Station had LIONION-1 change satchouses for

meetings with Station officers.

He moved from one apartment used

purpose to another similarly priced apartment.

was made for the sake of conventenco, since the first apartment

was in a congested arca.. A one-yea

lease was signed by LIONION-1

in alias, and

no co-signes wis required.

apartmont evonings and neckonds to add credence to the lact that

ho livos out-of-town and aaintains this snall apartment in Mexico

City for use during his trequent visits.

Following PELLEMENT'S

departure in late Nas, Gerald D. FALANGER, KNOWN tO LIONION 1

in nlias assumed responsibility for the LIONION project mud meets

regularly with LIONION-1. Vadine B. SCOCOZZA, known to LIONION-1

by true first name only:

also occasionally meets with LIONION-1 to

discuss personality information on LIRINGer's on whom SCOCOZZA is

making studies.

Distribution:

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Continued...

1

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- COS,

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Improvins Photographle Coverage.

The lack of complemen-

tary

audlo corerage continues

to linit the eftectivonoss of the

LIoNIo% photo production in the sense of Identifying LIRING

installation visttors.

The Station is presently re-examining the

various points of view which the LIONIo% baschouse provides of

LIMING In

order to determine what steps can be taken to improve

the usefulness

of the LIOvIOy produce.

From the window in the

room where the pulse camera was periously Installed, an excellent

view can be obtained of the LIRING garden and walkways between

the three: LInING bullatngs (in addition to the LIRING Consulate).

By having LIONION 1 temporarily. leare coverage of the main entrance

from time to time and having him, on a spotcheck basis, view the

carden arca,

the: Station hopes. to uidate its information on the

locations of LIkINGers offices, their goneral patterns or move-

ment and activity, etc.

LIONIOX-1 mill be assigned coverage of

this interior area of LIRING at different times of the day' and

evening to see which rooms are used at night, which appear to be

11ving quarters it present,

After a trial period of about

one: month, the results of this new coverage will be analyzed

ordor to determine the value of the information already collected,

and whether this additional coveraje is worth the effort and the

time taken away from the main entrance coverage.

PRODUCTION

4. The LIONION Prodiction for the reporting period, 1

February through 31 May 1970,

consisted almost entirely of photo-

graphic coverage of visitors

to the LIKING main entrance and logs

of movement

of LIRING personnel and visitors.

This proved very

useful in identifying new LIRING PCS employees in Mexico, obtaining

photographs of them, and taking up-to-date photos of other

employees.

This nonitoring also revealed which cars the various

employees usually drive, and the license plates of each.

Based

On LIOSION'S log some information was obtained on the pattern of

these employees. This latter information is limited since the

employces often arrive and depart at different hours and often

switch cars.

When this happens at dusk or evenings, it is impos-

sible to identify the driver or passenyer.

LIONION-1 also took pictures of that appeal to be American

to the front gate.

of incricans iho arrivor

in autonobiles bearing U.s.

license plates, the license plate

numbers,

sterile copies of photoglaphs,. were

given LNERGO for identification.

The Station utilized LIONION-1 photographic coverage and his

log to check on the reports of Station assets who claim to visit

In the case of some assets LIUSIOY-l was given a photo-

graph of the agent and told to be particularly alert at certain

times of certain days to confirm the agent's entry, exit, etc.

This proved particularly useful in checking AVDIME-l's story of

contact with LIRING

and confirmed LIRaLIC-l's visits to LIRING

at an early stage in our recontact with LIRELIC-l:

The lick of photographic coverage of the LIRING Consulate

has meant that the Station has been

unable to chock whether cer-

tain groups of special interest, such as the Dominican exiles.

Jamaicans, ete., went to the Consulate lor visas.

Through LI ENVOY

however, the Station obtains information on many of the persons

or groups who we applying for visas, aid from the manifests

Station knows who actually obtains visas and travels to PBRUNE".

In the case. of a critical situation and with advance notice,

LIONION-I can always be asked to give close visual coverage of the

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Consulate or Gatchouse, whichever is more logical,

and repoit

immediately to the station by phone on certain groups or visitors:

COVER AND SECURITY

5..

of this

There hate is: no terciopments either during the period

deport

or

security

of

during the project Year which have affected the

the LIONION operation.

Due to the proximity of the

LIONION basChouse to LIRING, care has bech taken to limit the

Lose of mists the statton officers.

When such visits are necessary

outside

drives him back to the basehouse in LIONION-l's own car.

the LIRING area and

house has a driveway off the street entrnnce-way, which

Tho base-

entry during non-daylight hours without being seen from the LIRING

facilitates

complex.

During the project: Yeat, Station officers entered the

baschouse on only three occasions,

WOACRE technician; Walter w. CORNBURY, oncc:

PELLEMENT twice, and Station

LIONION-1

Regulne meetings with

During thole conducted in the salesite described in paragraph 2.

Project Year, following the demise of the LISAMPAN opera-

tion and the pulse: camera production, all extraneous matcrial, both

electronic and pliotographic, was removed from the unschouso, over

a period of time,

material located

in order to limit the amount of compromising

FINANCES

6.

During the reporting period, routine LIONION expenditures

amounted to $1,872.00 .USD, and no unanticipated expenditures wero

The anticipated expense total for the Project Year will be

$10,615.00, which is less than the approved figure of $11, 991. An

unknown portion of the difference Is absorbed by Hondquarters fund-

Ing of LIONION photographic supples roceived through WOACRE channels.

The following is a breakdown of anticipated expenditures

for the LIONION project for Fl-71 as compared with tho approved

costs for FY-70:

Salaries:

LIONION-1

LIOVION-2

Xmas bonuses

FY 1970

4,800

1,920

560

FY 1971

1,800

1, 920

560

Rents:

LIONION

Basehouse (observation post) 1,?00

LIONION Safehouse (for meetings

864

with c/0)

1, 200

861

Utilities for both

500.

500

Operational Expenses:

Film

Paper

1, 000

450

1, 000

450

Chenicals

300

300

Miscellaneous:

Operational

150

Special Gift to LIONION-1*

TOTAL

250

11, 994

150

250

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As reported in the last Progress Report (HNMA-3SASS), the

Station paid LIONIOY-1 $250.00 USD in January 1970 to cover the

unexpected medical expenses of LIOSION-?.

This sum had originally

been intended as the second of two installrents to compensate

L109101-1 for cutting 'his long overdue vacation trip to europe

from one month to two wecks in

early summer of 1969.

Reinstate-

mint of this. payment in the Fl-7l budget is requested (and is

actually in lieu of a salary increase).

PLAYS

8.

As discussed above,

the Station plans to continue using

the LIONIO! Base as a collection point for background information

on LIRING and its employees, to assist the Section in talget

analysis work.

The Station is trying to collect Information on

six major target personnel (i.e. LIRING officers), and in order

to properly assess the personnel selected, and try to recruit and

run access agents against them, additional information is needed

on their pattein of activity,

friends, contacts, work habits, etc.

It 18 hoped that LIONION-1 will be able to make

& worthwhile con-

tribution to this effort.

At the same

time, he will be asked to

remain alert for any visitors of possible

interest (Americans,

students, etc.).. The next step in the Station's over-all plan

be to assess LIONION-l's ability to observe and draw appropriate

conclusions from his observations, and write these up for the

Station.

The Station will also try to find some fornula for per-

mitting

LIOVION-1 and 2 to continue photographic coverage, but

perhaps

on a nore limited basis than in the past, and at the same

time continue their target analysis work.

Although

not planned for the immediate future and dependent

_on the need foi Consulate coverage,

the Station still may wish

install a TV monitoring system

on the Consulate as well as

live,

manual camera coverage of the main entrance.

This feature

was discussed in the previous LIONION operational report.

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sat Operational/ PBRUMEN/LIONION/TECHIS

LIONIO Progress Report, 1 October 1909 through 3l January 1970

ATCY REITED - ISEEINCES

Reference: HAMA - 38073, T November 1969

BACKGROUND

veillance of LIRING and a base for the radio dispatch of the LI EMBRACE

surveillance team.

Lie the one a dea are phone i chau:

The basehouse is manned by LIOVION-1 and LIONION-2,

who have operated as a team against the LIRING target. for nore than

six years.

OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

• 2.

Operational Meetings.

During the reporting period LioNIor-i

continued

to be handled directly by Andrew E. PELLEMENT.

Regular

meetings were held on an average of once a week with additional

meetings held as required to answer short suspense requirements.

3.

Photographic. There was no significant change in the

photographic coverage

of LIRING during the reporting period.

The

subject of a replacement for the pulse camera coverage of the Consu-

late was discussed with the MKSPICE technicians who visited the

Station in

Novemher 1969.

They agreed with the Station that photo-

graphic coverage of the Consulate could be managed through the

installation of a closed circuit television system with a remote

controlled Robot camera coaxially mounted.

The TV monitor and l'emote

control trigger would be located in the same room from which LIONION-1

regularly

covers the LIRING main gate.

LIONION-1 coula thus check

the TV monitor,

see if targets of interest appeared on the TV screen

and use the

remote controlled camera to take only those pictures

which he considered of value. While the Station agrees that this

cures that its

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system

should provide rood photograghic coverage of the Consulate

resulting in a manageable number cá additional photographs the

Station has

delayed

Installation of this system pending improvement

the station's ability to identity the subjects of Liosios-l's

photography.

The Station does not wish to increase the number of

pliotographs if a significant portion of them cannot be identified.

Audio Requirements for LioNIoy.

As noted in referenco,

LOSS Of LISANPAN DOG CauSed a noticeable decrease in the Station's

ability to Identify the LIRING visitors photographed by LIOrION-1.

Station studies of the LIENVOY Coverage have shown that, LIE TOY

coverage alone is not sufficient to significantly increase the

identification process.even if this coveraye was furnisted live.to

LIONION-1:

The Station has recently received additional. information

concerning the intertor communications system of LIRING and is

presently making a study of this matter.

This subject will be dis-

cussed with Cedric B. REDINBATI during his forthcoming TDY to tho

PRODUCTION

While the Station continued to be seriously hindered in

identification of LIRING visitors during the reporting period

for lack of a suitable replacement for LISAMPAY/DOG,

to verify visits of LITAIST-2 and other

on different occasions.: LIONION-l is aiding the Station in

identification of new PCS LIRING personnel.

Through LIEWOY and

LIFEAT, we are aware that LIRING is going through a period of

numerous personnel changes, the extent of which has yet to be deter-

LIONION-1's photographs and personal observation has greatly

aided in determining which persons me visitors and which appear

to have arrived PCS.

Some functional identification of new personnel

has alrcady been made based on LIOVIOl-l's reports on the people

with whom the new employees usually associate.

Increasing use was

made of LIONION-1 to dispatch the LIEBRACE team during the reporting

Except for a period of about one month when the dispatch

radio was out of commission,

LIONIOr-1 has dispatched the team on

of once a

week in support of the Station's attempt to

learn the new addresses of LIRING personnel,

and Jearn more about

activities of personnel considered of priority interest

in LIRING.

SECURITY

6.

There were no developments affecting the

sccurity of the

LIONION operation during the reporting period.

FINANCES

7.

During the reporting period, routine LIONIOY expenditures

amounted to

$4270.00

In early December 1969, LIONION-2

suffered a serious accidental fall obile at home in the basehouse.

Due to her age, LIONION-1 sent. her to San Antonio for a complete

medical examination.

The doctors jound her in good health for her

age and she is now feeling fine.

Instead of giving LioNIO'-l the

loan he requested in order to cover the cost of the trip, the Station

gave him the one-time gift programed in the FY-70 LIONIOY budget

of $250.00 USD.

This. money had originally been programmed to

reimburse LIONIOY-1 for the additions! cost involved in deferring.

his planned one month vacation to Europe in summer 1969

until 1970.

LIONION-1 had not had a regular vacation in more than

five yeal's, and the Station felt that while he was

certainly entitled

to the

month's time, we could not close the LIovIor operation for

that period of time. Although no connitment has been made to

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LIONION-1,

the station will recommend that the Fy-71 budget Include

another

gift of $250.00 USD to defray part of the expense of the air

fare on the second part of his vacation.

expenses

waS

The matter of futuro medical

discussed with LIOslOtel and he said that should there

be additional expenses for Ll0S10%-2 in the juture wnich he cannot pay

from his own budget; then he will ask his to brothers who have respon-

sible jobs in HOLADY fo! assistance.

LIONIOs-1 felt that sinco sho

lives with him, le was ils responsibility to pay the first medieal

expenses of LiUNIOY-2 which have occurred for a considerable period

of time.

PELLEMENT Informed LIOvlOt-1 that duc to the age of LIONION-2

the Station cannot assume responsibility for hor medical expenses

which could

continuc to rise in coming years.

LIONIOY-1 said he

understood this and was very grateful to RVROCK for helping this one.

time.

PLANS

8:

As discussed above, the Station's main plans for the LIOvION

project during the first three months of CY-70 will be to increase

our ability to identify the LIONION photographic product.

recommendations

for Improvement in this field will be forwarded

promptly when a feasible program has been found.

The Station will

continue to usc LIONION-1 to dispatch the LIES!BRACE team.

The immediate

goals are to identify the residences of the new LIRING personnel when

unable to do so through moro passive means, and to continue surveillance

for different lengths

of timo on different days against priority LIRING

targets with the hope that by determining their patterns of activity,

the

Station will be able to improve its access to them

and the LIRING

target.

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Chief, Nestern Hemisphere Division

Fringn dey

XX

1450.

ONEY QUALISTO DiSA"

CAN PUDGE DAYLIG

chier of Station, Vexico City ch

WAH Operational/ PBRUMEN LIONION.

ACTION REQUIETS RIGINAS

Action Required: lone, FYI

BACKGROUND

MATOMA

1.

The LIONIO% project provides a fixed photographic sui-

voillance of LIRING and a base for the radio dispatch of the

LI EMBRACE surveillaice team.

and LIONION-2, who have operated as a team against the LiRING

target for more than sir jou's.

OPERATIONAL DEVELOPNENTS

2. Operational Neetings.

LIOsIor-l and the undersigned con-

tined to meet at least

once each weck to exchange the results ot

the week's activity and to discuss new requirements.

Addittonal

meetings were held, as required,

to levy new requirements which

liad a short suspense time.

LIONIOV-1 usually provided the answers

to these short suspeuse requirements by telephone using a preranged

code.

3.

Photographic.

Thero was no significant change in tho

photographic coverage

of LIRING during the reporting period except

that the pulse camera coverage of the Consulate terminated in

October (see paragraph. 8).

Audio Reguirenents for LIONION.

Station review of the

LIONION product subsequent to the loss

OI LISAMPAS/DOG in 022'13

Thy 1969,

shows a significant decrease in LIONIni-l's abiliry to

Identify LIRING visitors.

Kelying on his memory of persons

pie-

viously identified, LIO:IOV-1

is able to identify routine visitors.

but now he has no way of identifying new visitors.

For this

reason,

the Station is presently assessing the possibility of providing

LIONION-1 with &

straight tap of the former LISAMPAN/DOG line.

Continued

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LIoNtox-1 would live-mondtor this line and use ll to aid in

identllying LikiNG risitors.

Based on prior experience with

the LISAMPAN/DOG: It Is known that LIRING vialtors are frequently

announced by telephone lo LiRio officers Inside.

For security

reasons, we do not wish to tip the line from the street box and

run it directly to de blorio% LP, but ve are presently deter-

mining the leastbility of tapping the line from

the contral

runningit from there to the Lp.

The risk in this

case is considerably. reduced since there is no direct connection

between LIRING and LIONION-1, and LIFENT experience has deter-

mined that any phonc company employce who discovers the well

disguised tap

will. think It was done by

the Mexican Government,

and will not report it to anyone.

Further Information on this

matter will be forwarded upon completion of the casing by

LIFEUD-2.

Routine telephone company repairs in the area of the

LP have delayed the castig of the area, but this will be done

once repairs aro completed.

PRODUCTION

As reported abovo, the Station was serlously hindered

in Identifying LIRING visitors during the roporting period due

to the absence of audio as a complement to the LIUNiON photogra

phic product.

Thus there was little development of information

regarding new visitors to LiRIsG. Utilization of the LIONION

product during the reporting period was primarily confined to

confirming whether or not LIRIG officials were at LIRING when

their presence wis reported olse here. LIONION-1 verified that

LITAINT-2 did visit LIRING at the time when he reported having

a conversation with LIRING-2 and LIOVIO-l verified that they

loft LIRING at the hour stated by LITAINT-2.

LIMACK-8 waS

subsequently able to verily their arrival at LIRING-2's residenco.

LiONIOr-I was querled regarding the presence or

absence of LIRING-25 In response to certain reports

liad returned to Noxico City.

LIONION-1 reported that he hid

not seen LIRING-25 for about si% weeks.

LIONION product

was further hindered by the absence.of any full-

time Intelligence Assistant for the Station PBRUMEN Section

during most of the reporting.period.

There was,

thus, no one

to analyze the weekly product, or resolve possible leads to the

identity of LIRING visitors.

Paragraphs 8 and 9 below discuss

current efforts to make better use of this product.

SECURITY

6.

There were no developments affecting the security of

the LIONION operation during the reporting period.

FINANCES

During the reporting period, routine LIONION expendi-

tures

amounted to $1, 711.85 USD.

No additional expenditures

were made.

PLANS

In addition to the audio coverage discussed in para-

graph 4 above, the Station is also considering the installation

of closed circuit television coverage of the LIRING Consulate,

previously covered by the pulse camera..

Per DIRECTOR 46064,

pulse camera

coverage was terminated on 20 October 1969.

that a satisfactory system can be arranged whereby LIONION-1

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while continuing his live coverage of the main entrance, can

monitor the activito of tlie Consulate on a TV

monitor and take

pictures by remote.control when a target of interest appents.

For this purpose a regular 35 mm camora with telefoto lens would

be mounted in parallel to the Ty camera.

The Interaction between

the tuo cameras hould produce a managenble amount of photographs

which. it is hoped, can be identired by LiosIos-1 from the audio

take which. will complinent the. oparation.

Detailed station plans

(or) cut the addition of audio and television coverage of LIRING

• W111

be the subject of a separate dispatch as soon as spocific

plans have been preparod and sufficient casing accomplished.

In addition to planniny an increase in the technical

of LIONION-1, the Station plans to utilize Nadine B.

SCOCOA, CHO PBRUNES Section's new tient tocol operation.

actively pursue the lends developed by the LIONION operation.

the Station capability to resolve license piates,

phone numbers, to conduct pretense investigations, and surveillance,

it is hoped to develop leads to new access agents

_to LIRING.

Once

certain targets have been spotted and identified,

and avallable

background information fathered to form a preliminaly assessment

as to their suitability for approach, it is planned to furnish these

leads to Henry j. SLOMAN and other Station case officers for sub-

sequent development and possible recruitment.

for/John A.

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PESCESSIIG ACTION

SUPERIOR SWELLING.

ONLY CUMINO DESK

I AM JUGGI INDING,

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LIQNION/3_

ACTION RIVUITIO. REFERINIES

Action Required: FYI

1.

When Maltor I. CORNBURY was at luadquarters on his

medical TDY, ho raisod the question of replacing the LIONION

Pulso Camora with closod circuit TV.

This would enable

LIONION/ to monitor the Consulate at the same timo he was

maintaining his covorage at the main sato.

CORNBURY advised

that the equipment was available at WACk and that it could

be siiipped down and tried on an experimental basis.

2. He advisod CORNBURY that basically we had no objoction

proposal.

He commented however, that the final decision

on the mattor rosted with the Station and that he should take up

the matter with

the Station upon his return.

removai of

the foregoins

no way.

effects the prolous authorized

Che LIONIO

Pulse Camera.

K6F

Kenneth G. FURNELL

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LIONION

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NIX Comment:*A. Approved removal of LIONION Pulse camera provided

replaced by full time separate operator for Con-

sulate coverage.

**В.

Request authority remove without promising to provide

full time separate

operator. LIONION will cover on

selective basis both Enbassy entrances.

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MAX:

DIRECIOR

LIONION

REF DIRECTOR 42756

1. REQUEST AUTHORITY REMOVE LIONION PULSE CAMERA WITHOUT

FROMISING PROVIDE FULL-TIME "SEPARATE OPERATOR" FOR CONSULATE

COVERAGE (MENTIONED REFS AS CONDITION OF REMOVAL. IT HÄS BEEN

AND REMAINS OUR INTENT THAT ONE OPERATOR ONLY, LIONION-I,

NORMALLY COVER ON SELECTIVE BASIS BOTH PBRUMEN

EMBASSY ENTRANCES

WITH MANUAL CAMERA, MOVING FROM GATEHOUSE TO CONSULATE VANTAGE

POINTS WITHIN OP APARTMENT AS NEEDED. BASED PAST EXPERIENCE,

MAIN

EMPHASIS WILL CONTINUE BE ON GATEHOUSE.

2. PERHAPS CONFUSION RE NUMBER CAMERA OPERATORS CASUED BY

LIONION-2 PRESENCE IN APARTMENT, TO CLEAR UP ANY POSSIBLE WRONG

IMPRESSION, SEN TOO OLD AND HAS RATHER POOR EYESIGHT TO BE FULL-

TIME " SEPARATE OPERATOR", ALTHOUGH SHE CAN HELP OUT IN PINCH WITH

CAMERA WHEN LIONION-I NOT THERE OR VERY RARE OCCASION WHEN

SIMULTANEOUS COVERAGE NEEDED.

3• THUS, RESTATING REQUEST IN SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT TERMS,

WE WISH TERMINATE PULSE CAMERA AND CONTINUE MANNED COVERAGE ÜSING

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LIONION

REFS: A. DIRECTOR 36226

B.

MEXICO CITY 1393 (IN 43570)

1. ACCORDING TO FAULERSON, STATION PLANS SUPPLANT LIONION

INVOLVING SERGE CES!

PULSE CAMERA COVERAGE CONSULATE WITH MANNED CAMERA COVDITAGEN

SIMILAR LIONION/1 OF MAIN GATE. ON THIS BASIS STATION AUTHORIZED.

REMOVE LIONION PULSE CAMERA.

2. PLEASE ADVISE.:

3. FILE: 50-6-122/3.

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3.

The LIONION pulse canera man discussed. I relnted.

to the section the story of the lurcan's involvesent or

possible utilization in the inke thit was scallied fron the

pulse caricia.

The Station, howeved', sntd that a hand canern

manned by

agout would provide the sino function with nore

detailed inforiation and vould be nuch leas coatly.

Лc-

cordingly,.

Hoadquarters will send a cable to icaico City

concuring with their proposal to terntiate the LiCIon

pulse concra opcration.

The LIONION operation 1s handled by

Cybulski.

16.

Photo Surveillance.

The manual canera will

recain in the lICHICy unfolouse to cover the Embassy

encrasce; a somed chuera bondled be an acace vill re-

olace the pules cancin corcsina the Corsulate chirance.

The Station plans also through liaison boch in veracruz

and Merida to do gone spot plotography ior short periods

of time for identification purposes.

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MAIN TARGET AND CONSULATE DUE PRESENCE PULSE CAMERA AND MANNER

IN WiGti WINDOW MASKED. VERE PULSE CAMERA REMOVED CONSULATE..

IS FROM ROOM ADJACENT TO ROOM FROM WHICH MAIN TARGET COVERED.

IT IMPOSSIBLE HAVE LIONION-I SIMULTANEOUSLY COVER BOTH TARGETSS

LAR

B. AS MATTER REGUES

PRACTIES, LIONION-I TAKES PHOTOS

ALL PERSONS OF INTEREST WHO GO FROM MAIN GATE TO CONSULATE.

PHOTO COVERAGE IS FROM

MAIN GATE VANTAGE POINT. LIONION-I

UNABLE SEE THEM ENTER/DEPART CONSULATE.

C. SINCE LIONION-I HAS NOT PHYSICALLY COVESED CONSULATE

TARGET FOR PROLONGED PERIOD IN SOME TIME, IT NOT POSSIBLE GIVE

FIRM PERCENTAGE OF CONSULATE VISITCES PHOTOGRAPHEO BY LIONION-I,

BUT IT STATION FEELING ROST FIRSI TIME VISITORS SO TU MAIN GATE

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THEN SENT FROM MAIN GATE TO CONSULATE, ONLY REGULAR VISITORS

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IT NOT REGULAR PRACTICE EMBASSY/CONSULATE OFFICERS INSTRUCT

VISITORS LOCATION THIS ENTRANCE..

2. ONCE PULSE CAMERA (WHICH VERY BULY ITEM, REMOVED,

STATION PLANS EXPLORE DIFFERENT MEANS AUGMENIING LIONION-I

ABILITY COVER CONSULATE WITHOUT SERIOUSLY DETRACTING FROM PRESENT

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LIONION

1. IN ATTEMPT ELIMINATE MARGINAL OPS, STATION INTENDS -

TERMINATE LIONION- I PULSE CAMERA COVERAGE EFFECTIVE I SEPTEMBER

UNLESS HQS INDICATES IT CONSIDERS PRODUCT OF SUFFICIENT VALUE .

TO WARRANT RETENTION. STATION PRESENTLY OBTAINS MANY PICTURES

•OF LIRING CONSULATE VISITORS SINCE MOST FIRSI-TIME LIRING VISITORS

TRY ENTER THROUGH MAIN GATE WHICH PRIMARY TARGET LIONION PHOTO

COVERAGE. ALSO MANY CONSULATE VISITORS LATER PHOTOGRAPHED AT

AIRPORT. IT NOT POSSIBLE HAVE LIONION- I COVER BOTH ENTRANCES

SIMULTANEOUSLY, BUT HE ABLE MOVE EQUIPNENT TO COVER CONSULATE IF

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SUBIICT

PBRUMEN TO TOW/OperatIonal

Mexico CIty

MIRONIL

LIONION

RiTION RIQUERIO. RIFIRINCES

i progress Report, 1 April through 30 June 1969

Action Roquired:

Comnents, paragraph 6b

Referenco

: HHSA-37024, 25 April 1969

BACKGROUND

1.

The LIONION project provides a fixod photographic

survelllance

of LIkIiG and a base for the radio dispatch of

the LIEMBRACE surveillance team.

The baschouse is manned

by LIONION-1 and LIO lOi-2, who have operated as a team against

the LIRING target for nore than six years.

OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

2.

Operational lectings.

LIONIOV-1 and the undersigned

meet at least once each week to exchange the results of the

week's activity and new regulrements.

Auditional mectings

nie held on the average of twice a month to levy special

requirements.

The answers to these and other regular require-

ments are

frequently reported to the Station by LIONION-1

telephonically using a prearranged code.

Continued.

Distribution:

Orig & 2 - C/WHD

CROSS RETRENCE 10

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Photorraphie.

Regular photoraphic coverage of

LIKING WAS

suspenied from

"through 25 day 1969, during which

perlod L1ON10%-1 sook a vacation in Europe.

Since he had not

had a regular vacation in more than five years, and becauso

the

nature of

his work requires him

to remain bohind the

Camera

in a small closet in the baschouse, the Stationi

considered it imporrant that he leave his sork and relax for

a while.

LIOSION-; ortginally requested a five-weck vacation,

which the Station sould have willingly granted it the LIONION

operation could have vech continued during that period by

someone else: but LiONlOy-l reported that, while his mother

Was.

able to

take his place for short periods of time during

the day,

the responsibility and long hours would be too much

for. a peison of her age and bad eyesight for an extended

period

of time. The statlon considered it unwise to have a

substitute take orer during LIONION-l's absence.

le agrood

to taxe a three-ween tour of Europe this year, and he will

be illowed to take mother thice weeks next sear If ho wishes.

Station financial assistance to LIONION-l to ald in dofraying

the cost of a second air flight to Europe is discussed under

FINAYCES below.

Dreivency contact arrangercats wore made

between LIONION-2 and the undersigned to pass any priority

requirements which night arise during LIONIOr-l's absence.

LIOVION-2. remained at the Listening Post during the entire

period in order not to leave the basehouse equipment unguarded.

Ercept for the

lack of coverage during these two weeks, ithere

w'ele

no significant changes in the photographic coverage of

LIRING during the reporting period.

4.

AUdiO - LISANPAN/ DOG.

As reported in paragraph D2

of reference, LiOVION-1 live-monitored the LISANPAN/DOG

traffic from 0800 to: 1730 lour's daily.

When he left for

Europe on A day 1969.

the carrier current transmission of this

traffic from LISAMPAY/LISASH to the LIONIO!-1. basehouse was

discontinied.

It was decided to let LISAMP-l record various

portions of this

traffic during the two-week absence of

LIONION-1 foi

evaluation by Richard C. HABOUSH.

The purpose

was -to determine

whether continued recording by either

LISANPAN-1 or LIONION-1 would be merited by the Information

obtained.

As previously reported (MEXICO CITY-0191 and

HMA-37166), LISAMPAN DOG WaS loSt on either 6 or 7 May 1969. 7

4s a result, LIONIOr-T has received no audio since his return

from Europe

on 25 May 1969.

After the loss of LISANPAN/DOG,

the Station considered running a straight tap to the LIONION-1

baschouse,

but decided that the security risk

was

too great,

particularly in view of the fact that the target LIRING line

is already monitored by LIENVOY.

Miscellaneous.

During the Station's casing of the

residence of Chiet, LIRING in May and June 1969 to determine

tlie feasibility of mounting an audio operation against that

target, LIOVION-1 extended his coverage of the LIRING target

beyond his usual closing hour of 1730 until 0130.

The purpose

of this extended

to monitor the activities of

certain LIRING personnel and establish their routine pattern

of activity in preparation for a possible entry into Chier,

LIRING's residence.

This casing was discontinued

on 4 Juné

when it was determined that the residence was under apparent

sulveillance.

The duration

of the extended coverage

by LIOYION-1 was not long enough to

establish the regular

the targed LIRING staiters.

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PRODUCTION

6. Photographic.

In lino with the station's desire to stress

quiiiy over quantity, the statistical breakdown

Hot the LONION photographic production has been

discontinued.

Production during May dropped notice-

ably due to LIONIOS-l's Auropean vacation.

graphic production is usually gicatost on the days

ol flights arriving from PBRUNEN.

b...

The Station Is unaware of the use made by

Headquarters of the film from the pulse camera which

Is' regularly forwarded by the Station.

While the

cost of this operation is minimal, and it requires

onlyn limited expenditure of time on the part of:

LIONION-1 and Station personnel, the presence of the

pulso camera itself is a problem...As Headquarters.

is aware,

it is largo and difficult to disassemble.

Subsequent to the loss of LISAMPAN audio operations,

the Siation removed all audio equipment and associated |

WOACRE material from the LIONION-1 busehouse,

leaving

him only with commercial photographic equipment.

The one exception to

this is the pulse camera.

The

Station would appreciate Headquarters' comments on'

the use and value of the take from the pulse camera.

SECURITY

7.

The only incident during the recording period

which

had a bearing on the security of the LIONION operation.

was

the loss of LISAMPAN/ DOG.

As far as the Station can determine,

the carrier current transmitter was not in operation at lthe

time the countermeasure sweeps were being conducted in the

vicinity of DOG.

Since this was the only connection between

LIONION and LISAMPAN,

the Station does not feel that LIONION

could have been compromised.'The entire question of the damage

resulting from the loss of the LISAMPAN operations is under

study and will shortly be the subject of a separate dispatch.

FINANCES

8.

During the reporting period, routine LIONION expend-

itures

amounted to $22,701.00 AN (US$1, 816.08).

In addition,

LIONION-1 was given a gift of US$250.00 prior

to his departure

for Europe on 4 May.

Since LIONION-l's l'equest for five

weeks leave.could not be approved for operational reasons,

he was given the gift to help finance the air fare for a

second trip to Europe in a year ci so if he wants to complete

his original plans.

PLANS

The Station does not anticipate any significant

changes in LIONION operations

for the next quarter.

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MASTER AT BENING

INO ENDARNE ROMEO.

ONTY QUAND MST

INSO.

FROM

SUBIACI

Chiet of Station, Mesico CitsC

PERUMES, LIONIO% Operational

C

LIONION PrOgreSS Report, 1 April through 30 September 1968

ACHION REQUIRED - REPRESSiES

Action Required: FYI

Reference

: NMA-34525, 25 April 1968

BACKGROUND

The LIONIOY Project is a fixed photographic surveil-.

lance capability of LIRING, a base for the radio dispatch of

the LIEMBRACE Surveillance Team, and a listening post (LP) for

LISAMPAN/ BAKER and LISAMPAN, DOG.

The basehouse is manned by

LIONION-1 and LIONIOS-2, who are fully qualified to operate

all of the techniel equipment installed in the basehouse.

This team has operated under this project for nearly six years.

OPFRITICNAL DEVELOPHENTS

2.

Ouerational leetings.

The Case Officer and LIOYION-1

meet

regularls at the beginning of each week and

subsequently

when

the circumstances demand.

LIONION-1 reports telephonically

frequently fulfilling "Watchlist" obligations.

During the

temporary absence of

the Case Officer during September,

LIONION-1 was handled by Walter C. CORNBURY (with whom he is

familiar) and Gerald D. FAHLANGER.

Photographic.

There were no significant changes in

the photographic coverage of LIRING during the reporting period.

Continued.

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The singulat technical problem

period under revies concerned LISANPAS/BIKER.

Though LIOsIOd-l. was able to activate Bakkk regularly every

morning. the BAkel line would then deactivate mysteriously,

only to reactivate after several attempts.

The first serfous

incident.of this nature occurred on 5 April, and after con-

sultation with the NOACRE representative,

Walter W. CORNBURY,

LIONION-l wits instructed to terminate all attempts to ictivate

BAKER over the ensuing weekend.

The Station checked lo

determine that LIRING had no technical inspectors visiting

that preceding week as a security measure and found no evidenco

that this was the case.

0n 8 April, LIONIOV-1 successfully

activated BAKER. An inspection of the equipment by CORNBURY

0!1 1l April produced no

satisfactory explanation for this

phenomenon

CORNBURY began a compilation of!

and obscrvations concerning the behavior

as a basis for determining what corrective

Between 13 and 17 August, a WOACRE

representative from Panama City visited the Station and spent

days at the LIO%IO% Baschouse conducting various

The outcome of that study resulted in a more regular behavior

pattern and better understanding of the technical difficulties

surrounding BAKER.

The technical aspects of this study have

already been reported and will be commented on in the LISAMPAN

Progress Report of the same period.

At this writing, BAKER

not present any of the

technical mysteries nor the

interrupted service that marked its initial operation.

Audio - LISAMPAN/ DOG.

On 10 April 1968, Walter W.

current transmitter

in LISAMPAN/

* LISASH for the transmission of LISANPAN/DOG to

the LIONION!

Basehouse. On 1l April 1968, CORNBUKY then installed a carrier

current receiver in the LIONION Basehouse after

several months

of efforts to achieve this hook-up.

The objective of this

operation was to give_ LLONION-d "ears"

at the gatehouse_of

LIRING which would assist him in identifying callers whom ne

photographs.

This facility has proven very worthwhile. Co-

incidentally, the live-monitoring of DOG by LIONION-1 has

proven most useful operationally since LIONION-l has reported

most timely on subjects of high interest to the station.

fuller iport of this operation will be covered in the LISAMPAN

progress Report for the same period.

On 13 August 1968, AUGIFT-1, an AMEDIT-

trained transcriber from JNCOBRA, arrived at the Station.

His

task was to transcribe LISAMPAY/BAKER, the most important and

productive of

LIONION-1 was

introduced to AMGIFT-1, under alias,

and assisted in the

latter's handling since LIONION-l had been

serving as the LP

operator for BAKER.

ANGIFT-l's transcriptions were very good

the best effort to date - and coupled with LIOSION-l's intimate

knowledge of LIRING, they made a very good team.

LIOXION-11

AMGIFT-l met several times each week to enable LIONION-1

to provide AMGIFT-I with important background information on

Unfortunately, AMGIFT-l's chronic obsession with what

turned out

notional surveillance led to his return to;

JNCOBRA prematurely without any jeopardy to either of the

operations.

7.

Miscellaneous. During the period under review,

LIONION-1 provided

the

Stition

basic information on LIRING

which was incorporated into Station studies.

For crample:

Physical target study of LIRING, HMMA-35228;

9 August 1968.

b.

Surveillance of LIRING in support of a

recruitment attempt, WNMA-35276,

19 Aurust 1968.

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PRODUCTION

Photographic Aspects.

The following is a statistical

brenkdown oi Liosior-T's photographic production:

April

Niay

2. Individual Photos:

-178

- 369

Juno

July

- 161

- 672

August

- 505

September - 412

months of the reporting period nearly

equaied the production figures of the previous

reporting period but lose sharply in July and August

because of PBRUMES celebrations and local student

disturbances:

LIoNION-l's target in this phase of

the operation remains the same:

suspect WOLIDY

visitors, visiting PBRUMENers, and the few others

he has not seen beloro who do

not fall in the foro-

going categories.

Impulse Production.

LIONION-1 produced

5.900

feet of film during

the reporting period.

Station continues to forward the film to Headquarters

.for development and processing.

Miscellaneous.

Because LIONION-1 live-monitors

LISAMPAS/BASER and LISANPAN/DOG, the Station received timely

reporting on the following:

?.

PBRUMEN offer of asylum to Antonio ARGUEDAS,

ex-Bolivian Minister of Interior.

b.. The use of LIRING as a nall channel

in

support of PBRUNEN clandestine operations in Latin

America.

The initiation of a new television

station

in PEELUEN.

d.

PCS or TDY.

Arrival and departure of LIRING employees,

LIRING reaction to the detention by the

LITENPOS Of an AMBASSOON employee.

SECURITY

10.

There have been no known incidents during the

reporting period which adversely affected the security of this

operation ci of its peisonnel.

11. Though LiONIOV-I and LIONION-2 surmise that LISAMPAN/

they have not been

briefed thar this is the case nor have

DoG is controlled by another baschouse, they made any inquiries.

The unusual behavior of ANGIFT-l affected LIONION-I

neasurably, but once LIONION-d was assured

that ANGIFT-1 was

not under surveillance he regained his composure.

Because LIONIOY-1 live-monitors LISAMPAN/BAKER and

DOG an increased measure

of security has been added to the

LISAMPAY operation not previously

possible because of the lack

of tineiy reporting lion the LISAS!! LE operato's.

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1d.

miring the reporting

perlou, blon10.-1 was tivon a

raise

in his salary eflective l Octobor 1968.

15.

heatiorn of expenditures:

Salaries:

LIOSION-1 iNd LIONION-2

Two Sitesites

Misc. Operational Expenses

May

Salaries:.

LIONION-1 And LIONION-2

Rent:

Two Safesites

MIsc. Operational Expenses

June

Salarios:

LIONION?1 and LIONION-2

Rent:

Safesites

Misc.

Operational Expensos

July

Salarios:

Rent:

LIONION-1 and LIOVION-2

TWO

Safesites

Nisc. Operntional Expenses

AuguSt

Salaries:

LIOVION-1 and LIONION-2

Rent:.

Two Safestles

Mise. Operational Expensos

September

Salaries:

LIONION-1 and LIONION-2

Rent:

Two Satesites

Mise. Operational

Expenses

$6.175.00 MN

1750.00

682.90

$8907.90 MN

$6-175.00 MN

1750.00

723.90

$89-18.90 MN

$6.175.00 MN

1750.00

324.10

$8519.40 MN

$6.175.00 MN

1750.00

309.75

$8531.75 MN

$6-475.00 MN

1750.00

1479.40

$0701.40 MS

$6175.00 МЛ

1750.00

221.3

8416.50 M

Quarterly Costs:

Last quarter Fy 1968 - 526, 406.20 3N

First quarter FY 1969 - $26,685.65 MN

PLAYS

The Station does not anticipate any unusual changes

in the LIONiON operation for the ensuing period.

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NO INDIXING RICUIRIO

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CAN JUOGE INDEKiNG

Chief of Station, JNCOBRA

FROM

SHANTL

Chiof of Station, Nevico CItYAU

MIC ROFILM

PBRUNEN/ Physical Target Study of the Cuban bassy,

Mexico City

ACTION LIQUIRED -RUIRINCES

Action Required: FYI

Reference

MNNA-35228,9 August 1908

LIONION-1 has provided the following information on

the Cuban Enbassy compound as

supplement to reference

dispatch. The DOI is 20 August 1909.

Gates and entrances to the compound;

Gate for entry of ca's on Francisco Marquez.

This gate is always closed, and is opened only to

peimit car's to enteï or leave..

Next to this entrance is a gato where people

can enter the compound.

There is a doorboll at

this gate which rings in the Gatehouso. This Gate-

is manned 24 hours a day.

There is n' large gate on Calzada Tacubaya

which is always locked.

There is a small entrnace on Lamora that

is always closed.

e .

The Consulate entrance on the

corner of

Francisco Marquez and Zanora is open from 10:00 a.m.

• to 2:00 p.m.

Continued.

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Security of the grounds at night: There are dogs

which are

locked up during the day,

but which me let loose

during the night.

There a'e also floodlights which 1iluminato

the grounds during the night.

Police nrotection:

There are two policener on font

who patrol around the

kirbassy 21 hour's a diay.

There is also

a patiot cal alound the dea.

sometimes

this car pasks in

front of the building and at other tines it nerely checks in

with the

foot patrol men.. Late at night the policesen usually

set into one of the cas

parked in tront of the sibassy

on

Francisco Marquez to sleep or to protect themselves

from thọ

rain ox. cold.

•Traffic pattern: Traffic slows down after 10:00 p.m.

However,

is a min route with soveral bus lines and

This tiaffic continues all night, and considering the

nour, this sticot would alway's have more than usual amount of

Many cars are parked on the street all night in

this senoral area.

On Francisco iniquez the cars do not park

on the ambassy side of the divided street, but on

the other

6.

Activity within the compound:

Lights are observed in the Consulate and

• Connercial offices until around 8:00 p.m.

occasionally later, but not all night.

which has living quaters,

the lights me on until 11:00 or 12: 00 p.m.

b.

The officers often return late, after what

appears to be their departure at COB.

They generally

do not remain long on these late entries and leave

again. Cars come and go often during the late hours.

7. Duty:

i.

The -Embassy officers pull duty periodically.

There

is always an officer on

duty all night besides

the lower-echelon man manning the Gatehouse.

b.

The man at the Gatchouse usually has soneone

with him--nother employee or his wife--until about

midnight, apparently to keep him conpany and listen

to the radio.

8. Services:

.

The Enbassy has an emergency source of power.

If the

electricity

in the area is cut off (which is

not uncommon in Nexico City for short periods, the

Enbassy continues to have power--although it appears

this is limited.

b. , The small gas tanks used by the Embassy de

filled

once or

twice a month by the Compania lericana

de Gas Combustiblo, S.A.

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CAN JOSE INUTE

Chief of Station, Mexico CItyL

PBRUMEN/LIONION/Operational

Ad rounoNloy Progress Report, I January through 31 March_1968

BACKGROUND

LIONION provides WOFIRM with a fixed photographic survoillance

capability of LIRING, a base for the radio dispatch of the LIEMBRACE

Survoillance Team, and a Listening Post (LP) for LISAMPAN/DOG and

BAKER.

The baschouse is manned by LIONION-1 and LIONION-2, both

1ully qualified to handle all of the equipment ingtalled in the site.

This roam has operated the same musenouse 1oi photographic sur-

veillance of LIRING for nearly six years.

OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

2.

Operatlonal Noetings.

The Case Officer and LIONION-i meet

regularly

The beginning of overy week ind

circumstances demand.

subsequently when the

3.

tivo,

Audio.

During

this reporting period,

the WOACRE Representa-

Walter

N. CORNBURY, succossfully activated LISAMPAN/DAKon

irom

the

lOvion basehouse.

CORNBUKY has also been succossful in running

LISANPAN/DOG LOm LISAMPAN/LISAS! to. the LIONION baschouse.

The

two audio installations thus provide LIONION-1 with a kreater capa-

bility to identily visitors to LIRING (through live monitoring) and

thus affix names

to photographs he takes.

Previously, the identifi-

cation of visitors to LIRING required considerable time and effort

but in the short period of LIONION's audio capability this effort

has decreased

measurably.

Soe HNMA-31232,

14 March 1968.

LISANPAN/

DOG was successfully retransmitted to LIONION on 11 April 1908.

PRODUCTION

4.

Photographic Aspects.

The following is a statistical break-

down of LIONiON I's photographic production:

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i: Individual Photos

January-

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äilicle

February-

198

March

130

TOTAL - 1372

This production is a decrcase fiom the previous reporting perlod of

over 100 photos. but, it reflects one:

familiarits LIONION-1 has

developed with the constant steam

of LIRING visitors, and tro, a

/deemphasis.on targets, i.e., LIONION-1 now concerns hinself with

suspect PBPRINE: visitors,

Visitig PBRUVENERS, and die lew others

he has not seen before who do not fall in the above categories.

Impulse Production.

LIONION Operation produced 2, 700 feet of

During the reportins period the

This film had pre-

vously bech processed by Headquarters but per HMlli-16106, 29 January

Cat our suggestion in HMMA-338-11, 17 January 1908), the 111m

Sent tO INWAVE for processing by the avors.

After nearly a month,

IMWAVE reported that the AMOTS were unable to handle

Inordinate amount of time necessary to process it, and the

the lack of tacilities and qualtied technicians. nt that

exploitation of the take would require such broad dissemination

within and without the ANOT Organization as lo jeopardize

of the LIONION Operation (see UFGT-21267,

of this, Headquarters decidod that i1

would renew the processing of

the film (see HMMl-16194, 7 March 1968).

LIONION'S reporting on NOLADY citizens travelling to PBRUMEN

and/or visiting LIRING has been very aselul..

instance,

LIONION

was instrumental in proving that an Libico double agcnt visitod LIkING

SECURITY

6.

There have been no known incidents during the reporting period

which

adversely affected the security of this Operationind its

personnel.

LIONION-1 and 2 have been told nothing about the LISAMPAN/

from where LISAMPIN/DOG is retransmitted, nor how

this source of information operates..

Llorion-t has speculated on a

number of occasions about the technical difficulties he encounters

from time to time which the suarion attributed to ainespneric and

technical pecullarities of Mexico City.

On the other end, LISAMPAN-1

and 2 have not been informed that DOG is being retransmitted.

the sake of compartmentation, it was decided to maintain this posi-

tion and not to encourage speculilion on the part of either group.

The technical aspects of this decision will be covered in the Progress

Report of the LISAMPAN Operation.

FINANCES

JANUARY

Salaries:

LIONION-1 and LIONIOY-2

• Rent: Ivo Safesites

Misc. Operational Expenses

$8175.00

MN

1750.00

MN

1200.95

MN

$9125.95 MN

FEBRUARY

Salaries:

Rent:

LIONION-1 and LIONION-2

Two Salesites

Misc. Operational Expenses

530

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1750.00 MN

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Misc. Operational Expenses

QUARTERLY COSTS (in Moxican Pesos)

$6475.00 MN

1750.00 MN

858.25 MN

59083. 25 MY

$27,331.10

PLANS

The Station does not anticipate auy changes in the LIONION

Operation for

the ensuing period except to submit LIONION-1 and 2

to some training in the handling and interpretative aspects of

LISMPAN/DOG and BAKER.

•It Is possible, however, that the impulse

camera now used by LIONION-l may, at a later date, be transferred

to an lp recently acquired by the Station to engage in fixed sur-

veillance of the newly acquired residency of Chief, LIRING.!

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'NISING ALMON

¡NO AFFING FIOLANTO

A RING INDEERS

Action Required: FYI

Reference

: HXVA-33320, 19 October 1967

Project Background: LIONION provides WOFIRY with

fixed photographic surveillance of LIRING as vell as

for the rádio dispatch

LIEMBRACE Surveilliuice Team.

The safesite is manned by LIONION-l and LIONIOS-2,

both fully

trained in the photographic equipment utilized in

installation.

reference, covering the period 1 July

through 30 September 1967, is the last progress report foi

this project.

2. Overational Developments:

Introduction of new Case Officer. On

11 December 1967,

Matthew DINGLEY. introduced Oliver

D. CINOCH to LIONIOY-1 us lhe new Case Officer for

this operation.

were continued

All previous

communications plans

pending CIMOCH's familiarization

with Mexico City - an offer readily accepted by

LIONION-1.

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B. Operational meetings.

nuing the reporting

period operational meetings were held with Liosloy-l

on i weekly basis.

Meetinks were held in cither

the LIONION safchouse

(not the LP) of in car pickups

The frequent changes of mecting sites resulted in

no security problems.

C.

Audio for LIONIoY.

Heretofore, LIONIO% has

provided nothing more than photographs which, though

extremely useful, have been wanting since a laborlous

effort on the Station's part has been required to

complete the identification of those photographed.

The Station, therefore, plans to link LIONiO! to

LISAMPAN/DOG, which will Improve the situation

markedly: More research, however, will be needed

before this can become reality.

3 Production: The LIONIOY Project produced 1791 individual

photographs

and 3500 feet of pulse camera film during the

period.

Furthermore; LIONION-l's log of all persons entering

and leaving LIRING has been most useful, as has been the 1og

of all' vehicles and their licenses.

LIONIOS-l's attention

to detail, organization,

and accuracy has been exenplary.

During this perlod he identified three new employees.

photos

people were shown to LITAMIL-7 for confirmation

and to obtain

names and background information.

will continue to make strip prints of all the persons entering

and exiting LIRING,

output of enlarged prints will be

cut

back in view of his famillarity with LIRING and its

personnel.

This curtailment of print production (duplicative

for the most part) should not materially affect the operation's

coverage.

LIOYION-1 was appiehensive about this move but.

realizes

that it provides him with more responsibility and

discretion re

"blowups" within broad guidelines dictated by

the Station. The

change.

Station anticipates no problen with this

Security: There have been no known incidents during

the reporting period which adversely affected the security.

of this operation and its personnel.

5. Finances:

October

Salaries: LIONION-I, LIONION-2 $ 6475.00 MV

Rent:

Two. Safesites

1500.00 ALV

Miscellaneous Operational Expenses

1397.30 AN

$ 9372.30 M

November

Salaries:

LIOVION-1, LIONION-2

$ 6475.00 UN

Two Safesites

1500.00 VN

Miscellaneous Operational Expenses

110.65 MN

$ 8385.65 MV

December

Salaries: LIONION-1, LIONIOY-2

Rent:

Two Safesites

Miscellaneous Operational Expenses

Xmas Bonuses (LIONION-1, -2)

Quarterly Costs (in U.S. dollars)

$ 6475.00 IN

1500.00

1397.30 MY

6475.00 N

$158-17.30 MV

$2,688:42 US

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Chief, 171/COG

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CAM JUDGE INDIVING

FRUM

Chief of Station, Mexico Cilyy

MICROILLAR

, PBRUMEN/OperatIonal/LIONION Progresy: Report 1 July through 30. September

ACTION RIQUIRIO: REFERENCES

REFERENCE:

HMMA-32502, 12 July 1967

1. PROJECT BACKGROUND AND REPORTING

Project LIONION Is a long-term operational support project designed

to provide fixed photographic,

technical,

and physical survcillance of

Lie PBRUMEN Embassy and Consulate in Mexico City.

objective is to provide for a mechanism which

can fulfill various

miscellaneous PBRUMEN support type requirements.

The LIONION base-

house; which scives as the photographic base, an L/P and provides n

radio-dispatching base for the LLEMBRACE surveillance team, continues

to be manned by LIONION-1 and LIONION-2.

The last regularly scheduled

LIONION progress ieport, covering the perlod 1 Aprii through 30 June

1967, was forwarded in reference.

2. AGENT CONTACT AND PERFORMINCE

During the period under review,

LIONION-] was seen 18 times and

LIONION-2

on four occasions in regular operational meetings.

Meetings

were hold in the LIOVION safehouse,

in the Casc Officer's home after

dark, in restaurants or in moving vehicles after street-corner pick-

ups.

Other than the intentional rotation of

meeting sites and times;

no changes were made in the LIONION conmunications systens.

As noted in reference, LIOYION-1 was hospitalized for emergency

sulgery to treat a perforated ulcer

on 27 Juns.

LIONION-l did not

renover sufficiently to provide fulltime coverage until mid-July, a

fact, given his conscientious nature, lowered his morale slightly.

Horever, after returning to fulltime work and receiving assurances

from the Case Officer,

LIONION-1 perked-up considerably.

Since that

time, LIONION-1 has pericimed in the exemplary manner which the sta-

tion has come to expect of him.

Other than cited above,

there have

been no agent handling, control, or morale problems daring the report-

ing period.

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3. ACCOMPLISHNENTS

il.

General - Throughout the period under revier, with the

exception of the period of LIONIO%-d's recaperation,

this project

continuid to provide the Seatton with valuable photographie coverage

of the project cargers. do provide an Lip for pondine Lisaapad instal-

lations, in addition to providing interesting observations on target

personnel, reso el who dle of Interest to the PBRUMEN Section's

recruitment program.

Statisticalls, LlOyION provided 1520 individual photographs

which: he processed himself) of persons and/or vohicles entering or

leaving the target Embassy as well as 2,500 fect of pulse camera film

covcrage of the Consulate (which is forwarded to Headquarters for

During the period under review,

LIONION-1 obtained and furnished

a. now

safe apartient,.

which will be used for sensitive or lengthy

meetings with LIRESORT-1 as well as LIONION-1.

This sate site has

stocked with a sufficient supply of food so as to allow two

persons to live there for at least three days, In the crent the

Station

ever needs a "cooling off" site foi an agent or defector.

d.

LIONIOr-l's spotting: obscevation and reporting proved to be

extremely valuable in

support of the Station's

effort to identify and

wrap-ip the local PBRUMEN subversive support apparat.

4. NISCELLANEOUS

a.

Technical support - In early July, Walter l. CORNBURY accompa-

nied Cornelius L. PEUVION to the LIONION baschose to inspect and

repair the pulse camera (affectionately and with good reason

called

the "monster" by the LIONIONs).

In addition CORNBURY provided one new

lens for LIONION-l's printer/enlarger and the majority of the photo-

graphic supplies.used in this operalion.

b.

Securits - There have boen no known incidents during the

reporting period which adversely affected the security of this project

or the related personnel.

c .

Plans - As noted in reference, the Station plans to utilize

LIONIOY-1 and LIONION-2 as

L/P operators for a portion of the LISANPAN

operation.

It is anticipated that this LP will be in operation by

I November 1967.

Other than noted above, there are no significant:

operational or administrative changes planned for the ensuing period.

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SUBICT PERUMEN/Operntionnl/LIONION trigrosa Keport

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ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCES

Reforence:

A.

H0MMA-31917, 27 Apr1l 1967

B. MEXICO СГГУ-1&02,

23 June- 1967

c.

D.

MEXICO СГТY-1933,

28 June

1967

MEXICO CITY-1945, 29 June 1967

PROJECT BACKGROUND AND REPORTING

Project LIONION Is a lone-turm operational apport, project designed

to provide fixed photographic and physical surveillance of the PBRUMEN

Embassy and Consulate In Mexico City as well as to fulfill miscellaneous

YBRUMN support type requirements.

The LIONION base, which covers both

of the nbovo-cited targets and also provides a radio-dispatching baso

for the LIEMBRACE surveillance team, continues to be manned by LIONION-1

and LIONION-?.

The last resularly schoduled bIChIon progress report,

covering the perlod I January through 31 March 1967, wns forwarded

as reference A. while salient Interin developments were forwnrded in

retarences B. through D.

?.

AGENT CONTACT AND PERFOR

ANCE

the period under revlow, LIONION-l was seen on 16 occasiona

once by the undoreligned in regular, operational meetings.

Other thnn intentional varintions In meeting times and otte, no basic

chnnges were mnde in the LIONION communications system.

continued...

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But withstandin the bortne ledure of the panto amphie/physien!

curveillance

LIONIor-1 conttauns to periore in an exesplary

milier no does Lacho!-".

(Il should be noted herever.

tating erecthe perclades der plaine, in territoriodel dor nug extended

perioi of timel.

Titish no toilt of tie arents"

• operation: were

copondo on i coasions duriid the marter under toric:

a) Pollenter m coolonion in the lining corpound in erity liar

1i was icedded to chat down the paloe canom coverage

ot the

PENal concuince top a dip-nect poriod, inee this carera can

not. bo

quicki: dismiled or hidden in the event ot a surprise

bullding seati.

On 27 June, LIOHICH-1 was hoapitalined for energenes surgery

to treat a percomtod ulcor.

since HIONIOr l's presence was

requires at to hospital during the operation and throughont the

post-operatire convalescense period, coveric of onth tie 2nbase5

mud Conculate one Suspended.

Ic ic enticlonted cat opentions

wlld be reinásanton ly 10 July.

Do neone bania control or momie problens vore encountered during

the must period.

Cretion helped deto the costo ni tir riote clice oporation, a desture

it.

ACCONPILORONE'S

n)

troughout ine period mder portes, Projeet bloNton continued

in provide

the Stuban with volmile photographie corerage dt the project

enrgets In madition to provining incorooklad cucerntiono on the per-

coalities and.

activation ot the portonnel vorcis in the target.

LORIOu-l aloo contirra: to provide too indio-impatchin; enobllity

Kie saturation of the immediate aren ly local

occulley roken a tide: raude dispatching borg accessory for the lIfetices.?

b) rollationllü, IIONIO prorided noprosintoly 1575 Individal

pictoraphs of persons and/or vehteles enterted aud

lenting the target

dronony (which he dovelopod himself) and moproxinataly 1300 foes o?

figg emors coveringe of the Consulate, thich was

formanded to liend-

quarters for procescind.

c) Given the extended period of line duntre wtch thie TIRESORT

nate inuse (for whic. DICKION-1

1ü wins dextried to deccan a now

Morts) had been encessehull usedles

sacchouse for use with itrasori-!.

Inte toy, niChoint mas instricied to locate a noi slee and accos an

extensive

sonich feunin sultable location

1r: inte Tune. LIONION-1'

111l conclude the rentei acroement by mii-July.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Security

- tità tho exception of the Incident coted in parero!!

rection n. above,

nanted the secute ou

there have been to kican incidents wich adversely.

this project or the personnel.

Plans - As nosed in

paregraya s of reloreres i.,

Station

as Lil operntors in

support

of the LISATAN opention.

Otner than this,

there are re sinificant

operatiorul. or aiministracive changes plared ior the ensuing period.

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Chief of Station, Herico City

SISJECT

I PBRUMEN/OperatIonal/LIONION Progress Report for the period

January through 31 Harch 1967

LETTUR FEQUIRED. REFERENCES.

REFERENCES:

(A)

#NMA-30996, 3 January 1967

(B) MEXICO CITY 0808, 23 March 1967

PROJECT LICEGROUND AND REPORTING

PrOjeCt LIONION is. long-term support type project designed

primarily to provide fixed photographic and physical surveil

lance of the PBRUMEN Embassy and Consulate in Mexico City. The

LIONION base,

which covers both of the above-citad targets,

continues to

be manned by LIONION-l and LIONION-2. The last

regularly.

scheduled progress report, covering the period through

December 1966 vas subaitted as reference (A).

2. AGENT CONTACT

During the period under

review, LIONION-] waS seen weekly

by the undersigned or Howard A. TRECKLER.

In late January, the

operational and administrative responsibilities for Project

LIONION were transfered from TRECKLER to Cornelius L. PEUVION.

•No agent handling, coatrol or administrative problems vero

encountered during the turn-over and none are anticipated during

the ensuing period.

• • continued

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3. AGENT PERFORMANCE: AND MORALE

Not withstanding the boring and difficuit nature of rais

operational assignment, LIONIOi-l continues to purform in in

Sinjec' lò indrei i jigniy mutivaled ageat

as indicated by his willingness to perforn this rather menial

task day after day, when, with bis educational backeround be

undoutedly could obtain more interesting and more lucratire

employment:

"" order to alleriate the morale problems cited in

paragraph 7.of reference,

the Station agsisted LIONION-1 in the

purchase of a new ongine for his vehiclo.

This unexpected gesture

was greatly appreciated by LIONION-1 and an immediate change for

the better in Subject's frame of mind was noted.

4.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

(a)

Throughout the period under review, ProJect LIONIay

continued to provide the Station with the invaluable photographic

coverage of the targets.

In addition, LIONION-l continued to

provide interesting observations on the personalities and activ-

ites of the persunnel working in the target.

After years of

observation, LIONION-l can virtually tell the framo of mind and

disposition of the regular inhabitants.

LIONION-l's obserrationg

on the Subject of reference (B)

were most valuable to the Station

in the planning of the recruitment of this individual.

In

addition, LIONION-1 provided radio dispatching support during

this recruitment operation; without which, the attempt would

have been virtually

impossible.

(b)

Statistically, LIONION-1 provided approximately 1600

individual photographs

of persons entering and leaving tec

target limbassy (which he printed and developed himself) and

approximately 2100 feet of film coverage of the Consulate.

(c) There wore no intelligence disseminations fron this

operation during the

reporting period, since as previously

described Project LIONION

primarily a support type operation..

(d) Details have previously been submitted to Headquarters

concerning LIONION-l's support in the AMBRATLE operation.

5. PLANS

As noted in paragraph 14 of reference (A), Station plans to

utilize LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 as L/P operators in support of

the LISANPAN operation. Other than this, there are no significant

operational or administrative changus planned for the ensuring

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Foderal Rures as Investigatica

Attention: X. S. J. Fapich

FROM

¿ 'Deputy. Dirarsir for Plane

SUBJI: 0 Visitors to ste Cuban Babasay, ISesico CIty

1.

A unally reilmile source reportad that on 27 October

1966 tDo Cuben saDass, Moxico City VaS visitol by "be occuperts

of a vehicle which bore ferna license plate d1-0-4l (unsto sigurea

on grean): The vallele ssa identified so a 2-do0r Para dalade.

Investigation serenled that tils plate ma sasigned to a

1966 FOrd CaLeNdO ORdi dI LiT. I. M. ORAti of 3504 Hocullett strect,

11. Paso, Pesas.

Credit bureau sed pollut chocka sere negative. A revieu

OP the 1005 EL PREO CiS MIreCtOry Palled to abos en eddress of

360 Noonligkt streat. jesters aly the 3500 are 3600 blocko and

are fron 3400 tO 3TCO restertively. The Laza J. Mo Quits did not

appear in the City Direrary os 1n the 1966 El Peso Telephore D1-

4o This Offico lad so infomation an oculal.

5. The infosmatica scalled burain lo sot to bo disseminated

In viale or In part cuaride your survau vitiout prlar approval or

thia difice,

Caci-326/00232-67

Date

BASIC

PROJECT:

LIAISON:

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1. Jersa LicenEs platf 1c-453 va analansi to a 1866

Texas. irastiantion discloced that thio address is the current,

octive locsiion of an Oldmobila deslership. it vas indicatod that

quite often, shen e car 10 purciasod sun a denler on the install.

peat ales, soo adurens Elven ros tho refistmtica 1s tse dealer'o

address; tais done to insuro that the thale registration le returood

to the doses, uho sotrina it until the car 1s selly paid.

2. Faston Credit Bureau files contatned a racari an a john B.

•TAMES, He ILla F., residert af 21li Sherett Stroot, Hortone lEs

te vas excluyed as a tile construction worker, der occupation vos

not shosa.

3. Juston follee hell a recosa do a lilia fianciasi, boro

A sagemater 1920 at Hallio, Texsu, describal as a Maxican-AnaTicao,

d' 10",

1l5 1os, bro eyon, black hair,

who bas arregied at the

Preston Boto! In Houston on 10 March 191 on a prertitution charge.

Is iouston ClEy Directory Lieted a Juba S. HERNANDEZ,

nio Blis a tes tvereit strat sadress ner & Listing for a

MB. ALLER ELDEZ of T6lL Avera E. No further larossation

parlected.

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MARIE KA 19UMS

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Chief of Station, Mexico Styl

Project Predross Report lor

me pardo. Apot 1066 through Deserber 1000

#CHION MEQUIRED. RUURENCES

ADMINISTRATIVE:

There has boon only one major administrative change in the

LIONION Projoce during this period and that was the assumption of...

responsibility of Case Officer by Howird. TRECKLEN apon the

¡aparture of lawrence l. BARKER from Merico In August 1966.

Hugh T. FRANCOTTE, the NOACHE representative has been

replaced

by walter i. CORNBURY.

TRECKLER

uses the alias of "Jose"

and CORNBURY the allas of "Jock" for meetings with lorror-l and

IIONION-2.

2

miministralive change ms the establishment of?

revolviny fund accounting

system for employment by LIOXIO!-1.

This

has simplified the paymout systen and has provided LONION-1

with a small tund for emergency purposes.

Thereas the majority of the previous mootings had been:

botween FRANCOTlE and LIONION-1, a11

notings are now holdi

botweon TRECklEn and IIONION-l for the conduct of routine opera-

tonal business and the overall running and management of the

Meatings with CORNBlY are for purely technical support.

SECURITY:

4.

During the month of October 1966,

David M. WIIStEn, who

bad

had

orignally obtained the LIONION Baschouse,

reported that he

been able 1o obsorve sone of the emipment from the street.

immediate chock of the 110110% Bascious visible socurity tactors

WaS

made

by ThECKLed and TONION-l over a period of several days,

but no visthle securlty problens

wore noted. ITONIOX-l wis instricted

lo recheck his procedures

for proparing the equipment for so and

insuro that ha

was not slipping a bit in security.

(CONTINUED)

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5.

As

resoll of the aforemontoned possible sorority hazard,

soveral

taken by tortor-l, on the instine-

ni the case Caficer, lo insore greater socrity.

These were

as follows: (1)

Heavier

drapes wure bun on the windor through

which the pulse camera Is ulillial.

This will eliminate the possi-

11ltly of outline shadows

of the coutpnont appearin; on

thic ilrapes

1l liant 1s placed loland the coul pront.

will bohind the

palso camora was covered with a black

foll cloth no clininate out-

line of the equlprent

from the opposite direction

wis crocted lohind the pulse

camira (also dark in color) for

added blockage of silhouette ouillne

of the equipment.

This also serves as a screen of the equipment from

the eyes.of the servant should sho knock on the door pacing liontor-l.

lic does not now

havo to open the door like a lousuvile trying to keep

the salesman's foot out

of lt but can open the door fully and ask

what she wants.

PROBLEMS:

LIONION-1 1y a highly notivated arent, porforming a most:

borny and difficult lash, photograpule surveillance of the target.

The only Jiverston he has from this ts when the survelllance team!

18 being utilizod and he functions as the dispatcher.

The years in

this Job e beginning to tell a bil on IroNIor-l ns he ls a littly

nore pont up and nervous.

It ts difftcult to understand hor an

educated min

such as WONION-l can portorn such i monial task

1l 19 by motivation and desire to periorm some

service in the

against the PiRONth regime.

LIONION-1 literally has to be

forced to take a vacation.

He spends five and a holt days laklig

photographs, the weckend printing

and developing and perhaps only

out: a couple of nighls a woek.

The case Officer inlends to

force tonION-t to take more wookends away from lock and spond more:

travelling outalde Mexico City, espoclally on long weekend

holidays.

A major portion of the whole IIONION-1 problem lies with

LIONION-2, his mother.

While she is in a way in assistant to him

and functions as a

taschouse keeper when he

not present in the

house, she is also like a prison wardon as she will not do anything

unless he ts with her.

It is plainly a

case of mitriarch completely

dependent

LIONIOH-2 will not even go to a department store

located a few short blocks from the basahouse to buy

"dainties" unless

LIONICH-1 takes her.

She also has the feelly that HONION-1's

brothersido not like her".

her other sons who are both citizens and desidents of

Therefore, she will not so off to visit

not even for a short visit to a wedding of a granddnughter

which look pince recently.

This problem has been discussed openly and frankly with

LICNIO:i-1 by the Case Officer and it is felt that ITONION-1

confident that his

probien is known to us and we understand it.

There can

be no real cure for a matriarchal problem such as this,

but attempts can

be made to alleviate it temporarily from time to

This will be done by forcing LIONION-1 to take vacations/

trips and

trying to get LIONION-2 to do the same even it the old

s'slduggory of "for security reasons" has to be employed to accomplish

There is no immediate danger to the LIONION Froject as long as

this problem is understood and doalt wich.

CPERATIONAL:

The LIONION Operation continues to provide the station.

the invaluable photographie coverage of the

LIOMIOY-1 is being submitted to

120n case officer in which he

"brain picking"

session by

is providing interesting ouservations

on the personalitios and activities of the porsonnel working in the

After years of observation,

LIONION-1 can virtually tell

the exact frame

of mind and disposition of the lemilar inhabitants

FORSA

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CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

11X41-30990

10:

To rather utiliae ine sorotees of itostorel, lie lias been

assipnor an aorage of three indiraduals withdn the

target to

observe closely and

prepare spocial lous on their comings and polnky.

These have bean very helpful in preparing preliminary target studles

ou these ind!ritua)::

F311223

The value of LTONION-1 ind his professtonal provoss ivore

proved in August 1960, when the Station had a poriod or less than

12 hours to spot, surveil and attempt recruitment of Eduardo DELGADO

LICNIOS-1 was ablo to spot. the target and dispatch the

target without bonoflt of a photo-

graph and relying only on a deseription of the target given to him

LIONIOi-1 1s anxious to got back in to the "listening-

post"

business

again and to that effect has been over vigilant for

nnother opportunity to place a LIROMINCE type device within the

target.

INTELIIGENCE:

13. There were no intelligence disseminations from this Opera-

tion

during this period.

The LIONION Project is primarily a support

type operation as described previously.

Any intelligence coming

from the

activities. of this Project must be considered as a bj-

product only.

PLANS:

Perhaps the most significant plans

for tho future aro.to

possibly uttlize the LIONION

and LIONION-t and iiONION-2

IP operators in support of the LISAMPAN Oporation.

Officer intends to continue the

"brals-picking" sessions on target

personnel and develop LIONIONt'l's gonse for spotting the unusual

that would provide key elements to a larict study, to a point where

he automatically looks for it aud reports it.

The ITONION Project

will continue to be primarily a photographic

support operation.

ілоіч...

for

Willard C. CURTIS

8-6.8 530

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PROCESSIPIG

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•leaned tie rogerra;

lAre

CulO? of Station, HesIco C182

Carora 2n

PROM

BESFERC!

SUBJECT

Chief of StatIon, SUMAYB

DYVOUR/PBRUNES/Oporatlonal

-LITAN STRINCE RENGTAL CANA HIONTON ELL)

ACTION REQUIRID - HEFERDOLS

BAY KIRACES:

A.

8.

Is 19310,

30 Augast

1303

UFGY 3175,

23 AuguBt

1935

UZCA 23128,

A JUlY

1965

1.

DarIDE the LITRUTI FrOjeCt genE espIrina on Sl ditaber 1066

JENAVE RAE TOCOLIOd LITENPO dispasches olth coples of sallients and

rolla 08 alerofila (podlilvo copy per refereaco B.) contalalog phota

prapbe of pasuparis.

= JATo has nad dsMug/l vion the nierorila al tha above citod

project.

Paring his rouley Allud-l has zade a number of identificationa

BoreVor, all the parsons Identitled had booD 1don111100 preTlesly by

hia (obilo balde dobriefod nt loadquarters) and are a matter of record

15 tha AMATE-I debTLO?Ing Illeg. SEVAVE Lás Dad Do other use far tha

mlerorila sad so havo not lourd

tho LITRPo nicrofll end the accosparying maallosts inso bama of no

VAlue tO JIVAVE operation as ao rey operutional lientistentions or

Joads bara boon procicad..

In this porarri plaero ape peleresee C., stica perinida in tho

DrOgrIS Of hOVOS ALMUG-I TOTIOU LIONiO% julIE

dispatch Jalstk renuerod so new operatioral identifications

CaneTO 1112. or leade

bave beda producod.

1. In both cases (LIPLaPD aud LIONION) li appoRia that the JURAVE

BOSTON? Of thOSe ACLIPlilOS dOES dOL JUStilY the eNDOUSe Of COBRIMiDE

to procesa the files and asgisesto lot sorraiding to jilavo.

FILLIP G. BLUARD

DISTRILUTION:

lee Tennes

D

IS COPY

1 CROSS REFERENCE TO

19565702313

55-6-9114

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19-4.1613

41/4

/aal

DATE TYPED

CITE DISPATCHED

SEP? 5 1965

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

UPGA

43033

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Diroctor

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Attantion:

Alr. S. J. Fapich

good : Doputy Diroctor for Plans

SUDJECT, ( American Auto at Cuban Sabaasy, Mexico City

1.

Reforence la ande to our CSCI 318/00327-80 and a

subsuquent

request

on 28 June 1988 from the Federal Buroau

of Investigation for the photographs mentioned in our CaCI

and permlasion to pase these photographo to the Departuant

of stato and tho Armod Services.

3..

Attachod are sarox coples of the photographs.

Glossy reproductions of the photographs are being processed

and u1ll bo forwarded to you at a later deto.

3. Permiasion la grantod to pass the photographa to

both the Dopartnont of State and the Arnod Services.

CBCI-310/04028-68

Attachiont: Thrse soron coples of photographa

FriT

9 August 1966

DDP/VH/C/CICS/E.Ayers:sr

Distribution:

Or1g & 1

Addressee

I - RID,

w/att.

- CILIA

1

-. CI/R&A

1

WH/C/RR/R5

2

- WH/1, w/att.

- Originator

1 - WH/C/CICS, w/att.

N227907n

Based On: Photos are Att. to

HMMA -27803

Project : LIONION

File No.:

50-6-122/3

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56.

6200 T

191.21:21! asg

RAT: 2:32 0201285111581200:cttl

Attachment to CSCI 316/04028-66

Attachment to

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Chief of stalilou, MAVE

1,010

Chief of Station, Mexico City

SHORI

chief, HI Division

L PBRUMEN/ LOiTIOn/ Transittal of llegatives

ACTION RIQUIRLO. RUEPENCES

N,2a1.t: 1,00i

Reforences:

A.

B.

UFGW-5989

H92H-24212, 28 Dicember 1965

Under separate cover are ten (10) rolls of 35mm fila, vhich inclule

fIve (5) negatives and fivo (5) positive vegatives for use by station adais

an indicated in roierance i..

The origiral negatives of these filas will be

sent to RI Archives for retention.

2.

JAHAVE:

Мгса 14, 15, 16 - 1966

March 1?,

March 28, 29, 30

Mer 11 5, 63 and Age 2

Folloving 1a a manifest of those ralls which are beins farvarded to

Lyman D. BCCISMONDT

Attachment:

10 rolls 11lm - u.

3. C.

Distrlbution:

2 ~ COS, HAVE Watt

1 - COS, Maxico City w/o att

6 June 1866

CROSS REFERENCE TO

RI

Chrono

WH/C/MIO

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

UFGi-6022

-GS. COPY DATE

ATT

50. 1-28/3

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50-0-122/3

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Chief of station, JWAVE

iNTO

Chiei of Station, Mexico CIty

CAN ILL IRRATING

¡FOU

Chics, MI DivIsion

SUGACY

C PRUNE WOLTO, Tranmalttal of Necativos

ACINNALININES RULUNCES

Reference:

A.

102MW-14222,

27 Decenber 1965

B.

1800-6373,

16 March 1966

C. IMVT-6334, 3 Marcha 1966

Under separate covor are 60 rölls of 35mm f1lm, which include 30 negatives

and 30 positive negatives for use by station MVAVE us Indicatod 1o reference A.

ariginal negatives of these films will be sont to RI/Archivo for retention.

2.

In view of the expense of reproducing the negatives, JAWAVE 1s requested

to rovicw the uscrulness of this filn and advise leadquarters as to 1to necessity.

3. Following 1s a manifest of those rolls which are being farvarded to JWAVE:

October

1 - 4/5/6/65

3

- 7/8/11

- 12/13/14

- 15/18/19

- 19/20/21

- 22 & 25

- 26/27/28

8 - 28/29 & 3 Nov.

November

- 4&5

10 - 8/9/10

12

- 11/12/15

- 16/17/18

13

- 19/22/23

14

- 21/25/26

15 - 29/30 8 1/2 DoC.

Dacenbor,

16 - 2/3/6

17 - 8 & 9

18

- 10/23/24/15

19 - 16/17/20

Januaril

20 - 3 to 7

21 - 10 to 14

22 - 17/18/19/20

23

21/24/25/26

24

- 21/28/31

February

25

- 1/2/3

26 - 4/7/8

2T

- 8 до 17

28

- 18 to 25

29 - 28 Feb thru 8 Mar.

March

30 - 9/10/22

Attachrent:

60 rolls f1ln - u.

c.

Distribution:

2 - WAVE w/att

I - Mexico w/o sett

28 Agril 1966

CROSS REFERENCE 7O

2 - RI

1

- Chrono

1

-S04E0a0

wH/1

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C/wн/1

wd//200

Onur 5.01

W. F.

DATE

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S.E

ChasE, restern Heatsphere Deviaten

DENH/C, Chief/NEX IUT

_Chief of station, dexico CIty. W

PERUMES/LIONION/PeratIonal Progreog deport

ACTION REQUIRED. ALEHENCES

no 1. rare provisi

Reference: MMM-:7352, 7 October 1965

•1. During cha too quartero alapsed

since the last progreas report (see

reference), the LIONION operation has noved ahead at ite usual

pace and without

any problems of consequenco.

Production rates. have been virtually the same as

reported earlier except that there has been an uccasional rise in pulse casera

In March 1966 Hoadquartero KURIOT cochnielan Ceoffrey K, BLOXAL, a:

spectalist on photography, vialted the LIONIdi use.

BLOXALD was highly

Impressed by the cechnical near-perfection of the operation and by LIONION 2 as

a dedicated agent.

SLOWLD Indicated to Mugh I. FRANCOITE that he would look.

Into possibilities of installing a closed circult televinion nyater to anable

the LIONION agents so rentely monitor the LIRING front gato.

Boch agents assisted the Station In surveillance operations during she

period under reviev by radio-dispatching the LISMURACE team against selected

"LIRING staffers. LIWION-2 helped in this dispatching for the first time and did

•4a LIONIU-I ha: kept a clune watch on LIRING personnel and, in one instance,

his views on the recrultabllity of a LIRING staffer contributed to a station

decision to attempi recruicment.

CONTINUED

Distribution:

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&1 - c/NaD

1.- DCH/C

1 - C/KURIOT

2 - FILES

літі

CRESS REFERENCE TO

; DISPATCH SYMOCA ANO NUMBEA

HNNA -28689

CLASSIFICATION

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-6-: 18/3

DATE

6 Ar 1l 1966

HES FILE NUMBER

50-5-122/3

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127 A9 8: 1991 10

17-2S689

casin elon date Mare a malfunction necessitated replacement of sta pulia

Anotim clock was

received from KURIUT in a record ten daya.

The rapid support was mich appreciated.

6.

To support LIONION-2's candiuacy for "Inmigrado kentista" status le

sas necessary for the Station to advance funds for deposit with a Mexican bank

co her. account, Just

As wan done earlier. for LIONION-l. A separate dispatch

sill deal with accountsbility for these fundo.

7.

Monoranda of Ural Commitment overing both agents have been submitted

Isuparataly:

LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 continue to do excellent work. Neither has.

presentad the Station with any agent handling problems.

- Applence Fi patien

for

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•CLASSIFICATION

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INFO.

FROM

SUSJECT

-Chlot of Stat10, MaxIco City A

PBRUMEN/LIONION/Operatlonal-Prograsa.RaporE.

ACTION FIQUIREO- REFERLICES

Referenco!

A.

m 20576, 8 July 199

HIMA 27255, 23 Septamber 1961

XXX NO METING AROUSES

AN A MiE INDELiM

MICTUSEU

1. Durlas the parlod July through September 1965 che LICKION

operation noved ahead assochly: The folloulng figures anou photo productloa

for chlo quarter:

RULIA GRESSAL ERRE PEREAS RELAGORE

201X20A45E ReLLA

Expened

IXS PINAS

ETudus5100

July.

850

30

1030

August

1200

34

1224

September 1

1050

28

1008

Lanadiatoly

A reconditioned 35 men pulse camora man recalved on 22 july and

lostalled by Hugh I. FRANCOTTE. One alnor breakdown occurred

durias the reporcias period oing to a abort la the battory cables..

rapalad at. the basahouse and no photographic coveraga vas loat. puber chan this

one ulnor problon she camera has bean operating satiafactorily.

contiaued

Attachaanto:

As stated a under separato covor

Distribution:

-I - C/WED = s/att (uac)

1 - COS SHAVE • y/att (uac)

2 - Piles

DOC FORGARDED NO SAC

ĐT KID/A 12 867 1965

L:

CROSS REFERENCE TO

DISPAICH SYMBCI AND NUMBER

НИМА 27352

CLASSIFICATION

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DATE

7 October 1955

HOS FILE NUMZER

50-6-127/3

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3.

LIONION-l's cover as tronslator, heratofore notloual and rather

thin, vas

given a

tremendous

boost (and challenga) chan he was colled upon

In Auguot

to hedp tho

Presidencha in cranalation of the Preoldeot's scate of

the lalou Massaga lato English. L'l was one of ouly chica persons chosen for

this work.

Interestlagly, be uas chosgn because ho had spea lastruried ty bla

C/O to. sea that it gor brulted' about that Lol does translations on the side to

bolater bla remittance income.

One of hla Arlendo with close connections.In the

Presidencie beard about this and took lol at his word. When the opportunity aroma

and. Lol uns approachad he vas astounded.

Hö checked with the C/O and waa cold:

"Ilva your cover!"' The. Preoldencia was vory oatlafled with Lol's work, he made

32,000 pagos on the deal, and daa glyen an loprecalve letter chat will keep all

coyotes from hia door in the fucura.. This, plus the fact that Lol la now

"Insigrado", haulüg coupletehlo flve years as an

"Inalgranto", seeno to solvo

his cover problem permanestly.. A copy of the lotter givea to Lo1 1o atachad (USC)

7 4.

L-l located and,at Station direction, succeedod in renting tha

apartment mentioned in referoace g..

He was comended fui his alertness 10

sporting this promiolag plece of real estate and hia ingenfoua and secure uay of

sentlag It:

s.

The LIQNION enfo apartment (not the Busehouse) has been stocked

with sufficient supplies co enable it to be used as a safe havan lo case che

Station should need it in an emergency. Thie vas done as a regult of the AMlASP

defection when the Station suddenly found itoelf confronted wich four pBRUMENERS.

to house and feed clandestinely.

As a result, Station safe alceo ara balag:

stocked with food and other supplles. L-l did an excellent job of fixing up tha

•LIONION apartment.

Ths apartment was recently sept by Headquarters techolciana

and adjudged clean.. The techalcions commented that it was

one of the sost

doalrable and secure safe sites they had seen, another deberved compliant to

Lol who originally located It.

L-l parformed soveral spocial observation absigamenis for the

Station during the period.

One of these Involved keeping a special log on the

movement pattera of the Esbasay codo clerk.

7.

In all of his work lal continues to be ably supported and audiated

by LIOuIOY-2.

8. Lol's morale continues higa deapite the loog bouro and genoral

monotony of his sork..

Tha Station racently learned to ite surpiloe that l-l

hao been working sevon days a week for some ties.

Sundays aro devoted to pholo

printing. He puto in a full day and long night avery day of the seok.

To

complicate mattero he recently recelved what azouate to a partial "Dear John"

from bis girl friand la puerto Rico. She laformad hia she la golag out soro

often and having a good 61ma.

This got hia spirica dovn for a uhile but in

no way affecced his work. The Station lo cousiderlag gludng him a round trip

tiaxio-Puerto Rico air ticket is a birthday present la Hovember.

This would

give him a chance to patch bingo up and to take a much-needed rest. At present

he vill not take a day off unless ordered to do so by the C/O. This la comendo

able devotion to duty but in the long run it 10 not healthy. Sons way will be

found to paroundo Lo1 to relas a bit. frou Else to tina.

• 9. With the re-eatablisheant of a PBRUWN CE Unit at Headquartero,

does Headquarters wiah

fUtUre LIONION production sont there?

Or ahould it

continue to be sent

DE JAAVB? Please adulge.

Willard C. CURTIS

530

SBORBT

BAGE :.

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PRESICENCIA DE LA REPUSLICA

CIRECCION GENERAL DE GIFUSION

Y RELACIONES PUBLICAS

A QUIEN CORRESPONDA.

Por la piesento me permita haçor

de su conocimiento que el senor Alberto Rodriguez Gailogo,

colaborará en la traduccián de cocumentos relativos à los a

actividares do esta Dirección General, durente los dies 29,

30 y 31 del prosenio mes.

a purición del interesado estiando

Esta para los afacion o que huya lugai a los veintiocho dias dal

mes de agosio de 1955.

Atoniamente

EL DIRECTOR GENERAL,

FRANGISCO GALINDO OCHOA.

ES COPY

S/C ATT. 1 TO miniA - 27352

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ian, chior of season, maxe ere

& PBRUMEN/Promioing Developmental Operations

ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES

XXX

FUCK ISSING ACHION

MARRIO FOR INDEXINO

NO INDEXINO REOUIRED

ONLY QUALIPIED DESK

CAN JUUGE INDEXINO

MICROPHA

1.. Two promising new operations in the PBRUMEN flold are now In tho

developmentul stage:

A.

ThroughiLITAMIL-3 the Station has recruited a barber

who used to vialt the Embassy regularly to cut the

hair of PBRUMEN AmbAsandors and staff employees. Thle

man lias been a long-time friend of L-3.

Ile has been

reintroluced Into the Embassy and has vlotted there on

three occasions recently.

He does not know who he in

working for beyond L-3.

The Ambassador has proven to

be somewhat of a skinflint, poying only 10 peson for

a haircut thereas the going price for a haircut at undy

home or office la 20 pesos.

To date 1-3 has paid the

harter a sotal uí 100 pesos (supplled by the Stacion).

It 13 planned to put him on a retainer of about 250

pesos a month (520 US cy) with bonuses no appropriate.

The Scarion thus has a straight razor at the Ambausador's

throat and, while an accidental slip might seem worth-

while, it Is bolieved chat this new asset will eventuilly

prove useful in placing rechulcal devices Inside.

On his

last visit he did lois haircutting in on upsinira room only

o wall's thickness from the DCI center.

Full PRQ data

and nore extensive details will be forvarded promptly.

Continued

Distribution:

/ - C/WIID

3 - Piles

MICROFILMED

Sxg 48 1965

DOC. MICRO. GER.

CROSS REFERENCE TO

0-56•6.103/3)

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

HMA! 27255

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

DATE

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: 1:3

Sit = 1.29/3

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9.

An apartment directly across the atice from the

Ambassador's offled has been tenced chroigi LIONION-1

alio hao ostenoluly reserved le lot a morimal frlend

el his, a connslator tho is out of the country

and

will arrivo back within dro concho.

Thta 18 a much

better location than the LIONIDy basehouse but 1s

being considered for use ns on li (1o rocolved from

aúditional cechulcal devlees lo be planted 1na1de),

rather. than as nocher photo base.

The Station hag

been nfter one of the apartments in this bullding

for jears.

Detalls on both of these operations will be forwarded soon. This

dispatch Is only a stop-gap mendure to keep Headquarters informed of new devel-

opienta.

for

•• CURTI.

FORM

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CLASSHFICAIION

ROCLONG ACHION

SECRET

MARKEO FOR LAVEXING

Chief, WH Divinion

INIO:

XXX

Chief of Station, JWAVE:

NO INDEXINC REQUIREO

ONLY QUALIFIED DESK

CAN JULiE INUIXINO

PROM

SUBJECT

Chief of Station, Mexico CItyl

PBRUMEN/LIONION/Operational Progresa Report

ACIION REQUIRED - REFERENCES

MICROFILM

Reference: RMM 26006, 30 Apr11 1965

= 1.

During tlie second quarter.of 1965 (the perlod covered by this

report) che LIONION operation experienced some technical difficulties which

have not been solved to date.

Normal coverage of the target was obtained

throughout the month of April with the expogure of some 600 feet of film by

the pulse camera and 28 rollo of 36-expoaure Ir1-X by the Pentax/Balecope

inscallation.

Normal coverage contlnued until 27 tay at wilch tlne the pulse

camera becano Inoperative owing. to a burned-out delve motor.

Tha camera was

removed and forwarded. to Headquarters for necessary repalre and a Pentox with

a 180 mm telephoco lens was rigaed as a temporary aubstitute for coverage of

the Consulate entrance.

On 16 June a reconditioned pulsa camera was recelved

and Immedlately placed in service. Unfortunately, this undt failed on 27 June

and was renoved. A faulty shutter motor was to blame. Thie camera was aldo

forwarded to Headquarters for repair and the Pentax/180 mm rig was again set

up. This r18 l8 being operated by LIONION-?.

Morale of boch agenta continues high, expeclally in view of the

excellerit service Headquartern performed in "Isaulng" new PBRUMEN passporta

for these agents.

Both were antounded to see their own signatures expertly

forged in the new documents.

Headquartera help in thie documontation

problem 1s greatly appreciated.

3. It will be recalled that in the last progress report the Station

requeated Headquarters and Station

IWAVE views on forwarding LIONION photos

to JINAVE. Thia request vas promptly answerad hy AM 1364S and photos have

- Continued-

Distribution:

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CROSS REFERENCE TO

CS COPY

CISPAICH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

ПММА 265761

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DATE

HOS FILE NUMBER

8 July 1965:

50-6-122/3

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IL:04A 26.576

accordingly bean sent to JWAVE which, Sy having AMM'G-! screen then, has

already

made. one

Aporcane DGI identification.

During the perlod under review a dispatch coverina derails of tha

LICHICH pulsE camara operation füntiA ¿oai4, 22 June) was forwarded to KURIOT.

with reinforcements for the Station's PBRUMEY Section due to

arrlve shortly, It ls expected that nore operational exploitation of the

excellent LIONION production will result in short order.

1:11:1

Willard C. CURTIS

GROS 1

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DISPAICH.

Chief of Station, Mexico Clty

CLASSIMCAIIEN

SECRAT

FEUVA

JARRID, 100 INDIS/ITS

I PAS TADA MINO DEOUIDED

CALY QUALIFIED DEIN

CAN JUDGE MALARIED

INCHOTILA

Chicf, WA Division

PBRUMEN/Confusion of Cryptonyms

ACIN HIQUINEU-REFERENCES

REF: FNIA-23712, 17 June 1964

1. In line o1th the Statlud's request in reference to

assign ney cryptonyme to certain operational activity directed

against the POOLMEN Installation

so that the coafusion in the

use of other cryptonyns can be avoided, beadquarters has :

taken the following action:

LIONION - Ibis cryptonym has been assigned to the

photo-basebouse .and photo coverage of the PBRUMEN official

Installation.

of reference that a separate project will be prepared to cover.

LIFEUD 22 and LIFEUD 23 and this photographic corerage, a

project file number was requested for LIONION in four parts.

The Station will be notifiod of this new number is the normal

channela.

b.

LIPEAT/LIERODE (50-5-32/8) - Both the cryptonyn

and file number have been retained. to reler to the original

purpose, normal LIFEAT coverage of PBRUMEN installations.

LIFEAT/LIOMEN (50-6-32/7) - The cryptonym LIMeN

hag been agsigned to the MKTRAP activity directed against the

PBRUMEN Installation.

The file number 50-6-32/7 has been

this phase of the LIFEAT operation.

(continued)

Distribution:

Ox1 - COS, Mexico City

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wat-i2tas

Headquarters acinuuledges that the IPELIDE cryptodya

mag used throughout uuMk-12154 has Indeed

been cancelled

and that the use of this cryptonya was la erröi.

3. The Sterlon's

caine to provide such a delalled accouut

of the adminiatration of the LIFEAT basebouses vill adi

greatly to Headquarters understanding of this projoct, and

your cooperation 18 siplifying the use of the cryptonyma..

1n the LIFEAT--PBRUMEN operationg 18 greatly appreciated by

MaIds and in Division..

Chester D. DAINOLD

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