MEMORANDUM: SSC REQUEST. ATTACHMENTS ARE LISTS OF MEXICO CITY STATION PERSONNEL, AUG-DEC 1963.
Originator: CIA
From: CHIEF, LATIN AMERICA DIVISION
To: THE REVIEW STAFF
Document date: 02/10/1976
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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10 February 1976

MELORANDUM FOR: The Review Staff-

ATTENTION:

VIA:

SUBJECT,35

REFERENCE:

Mr. Walter Elder

SA/DDO

SSC Request..-

R$ 76-0083/A (14 January 1976)

1. Re question number 1 of reference: Attachment "A" contains

the names of Agency personnel who were in Mexico City, Mexico, during

the period 1 September 1963 through 31 December 1963 and who are still

on duty.

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Attachment "B" contains the names of Agency personnel who

were in Mexico City during this same period but are now retired or no

longer on duty.

It is understood that these attachments will be

retained in the Headquarters building for use by the Committee Staff.

2. Re question number 3(a) of reference: For your background,

the Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE) was a Cuban student

exile entity founded in September 1960 as an anti-Communist revolutionary

organization dedicated to the overthrow of the Castro regime.

The parent

organization of the DRE was the Directorio Revolucionario (DR), a revolu-

tionary organization of Cuban students opposed to the Batista regine

which actively joined the Castro forces by organizing a guerrilla move-

ment which contributed greatly to the collapse of the Batista regine.

The Castro government, themselves of student origin, recognized the DR

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power and by-passed them politically by forming the new regine without

directed. While the Agency had no role in the founding, the DRE was an

Pa the Agenco

The original DR becaue Communist controlled and

entity used by the CIA as a unilateral assèt in pursuing U.s. policy

objectives. CIA support to the DRE ceased on 30 September 1966 and formally

terminated on 1 January 1967. At that time DRE files were reviewed and

material dealing with CIA support and operations were either destroyed

or turned over the JMWAVE Station. The DRE was expected to continue as

an organizational entity and continue its activities independent of CIA.

3. The DRE files of both Station JWAVE and Headquarters that are

available have been reviewed and Lee Harvey Oswald's name does not appear

in these files. WAVE cable 8049 (in 66782) of 22 November 1963, states

in the third sentence, "according ASPELL files, Oswald", undoubtedly

refers to the DRE files maintained in the DRE office in Miami, Florida.

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These entity files were independent of the JMWAVE Station files.

Station JIVAVE referred to its files in WAVE 8049 the cable would have

been worded, "according AMSPELL Station files." The file of A HINT-53,

a former executive of the DRE, has also been reviewed and no reference

to Oswald was found.

The file number which appears on WAVE 8049 is no

into Oswald's and other 201 files by the CI Staff.

A tape of the radio

Staff.

4. Re question number 3(b) of reference: We-have been unable-to-

determine 1f Station JWAVE was instructed to review its files for

information on Oswald. For many years the CI Staff has been the focal

point for the collation of any and all information concerning Oswald

and if the JWAVE files on any Cuban groups contained information on

Oswald such information

should be reflected in Oswald 201 file.

signed

Faynond A. Warren

Chief

Latin America

Division

Attachmênts:

A & B

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ATTACHMENT "'A"'

MEXICO CITY STATION PERSONNEL

August - December 1963

Patricia L. Johnson

Robert T. Shaw

3 Herbert Manell

Thomas J. Keenan

Willian Murray, dI. (Monterrey)

1 Eranxiin B. Pepper

Paul Allen Marine

James E. Anderson (Monterrey)

3 (Robert D. Duncanl

3 Ellen f. Mawhinne)

Jorothy J. Hennic

3 Ruth I. Hammel

3 Robert H. Feldman

3

MarY G. Musgrave_

Martin I. Johnson

Wade E. Thomas

Joan G. Silverliab

James F. Dinnegan

Dolores Sanchez.

Loseph ?. Ashley_

Raymond J. Swider

Lorna J. Mackey

3 (Neida Rodriquez)

16 Feb 63 - 1 Apr 65

23 Apr 63 -

1 Dec 65

Sep 59 -

Oct 65

3 Feb

60 - 5 Oct 64

10 Jan 62 -

S Jul 64

12

Jan 62-

30 Jun 67

25

14

Jan 60 - 15 Jun 64

8

May

62

N

Feb

65

Jul

62

15

Jul

65

Nov 62

14

Dec

63

Dec 62

27

Oct

68

Dec

62

15

Dec

62

Jun

65

-

30

Jan

63

19

Sep

67

21

30

Nov

67

ApI

63

27

May

65

15

Jun

63

8 Jul 68

29

Jun

03

-

29 Jun

65

17. Jul

63

16

• Oct

19

Aug

63

7

Nov 65

23

AUG

63

1 Oct 65

11

Sep

63

15

Jul

65

31

Oct

63

31

May

Dec

63

20

Dec

6

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ATTACHMENT "B"

MEXICO CITY STATION PERSONNEL

August - December 1963

(Retired)

Glenn H. Whidden

Ann L. Goodpasture

3 Rose R. Offenbacher

3 Robert Zambernardy

3Seymour D. Trinich

3 Oscar B. Kloin

3A. G. Bambry

David A. Phillips

Joseph

• M. Rescigno

3 Carole T. Cudney

3 Jack Stewart

Prentice R. Marheine

3 Dandel J. Dalutal

3 Gunner W. Beckman

Douglas J. Feinglass

Alan P. White

3 Hugh F. Harris

3 Harry A. Chandler

gloryan R. Karty

3 Gertrude A. Walsh

3 Carol C. Steeves

3 Howard I. Etslager)

3 Vennette

K. Fuller)

3 Apr 58 - 4 Dec 63

6 May

57

- 22 Oct 68

10 May 59

2 Dec 64

30 Jun 59

S Apr 64

21 Aug. 60 - 26 Sep 63

8 ApI

61 - 4 Aug 63

24

sep

Oct

25

Sep

Oct

Feb

1

23

19

18

S

18

19

22

6

1

30

13

26

Apr

Jun

Jul

Aug

Jun

Jun

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

NOV

Dec

DeC

61

61

62

62

62

62

62

63

63

63

63

63

63

63

3

Mar

Aug

17

Jul

Aug

31

27

Jan

65

67

Jul

25

Sep

64

28

8

Sep

67

Sep

65

3 Jul

65

15

Sep

22

Nov

Jan

66

19

• Jan 66

May 66

15 Nov 64

CARET

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