“… solidarity with Cuba. ARMY SE-C-R-E-T FOREIGN DISSEM NSA NO I NAVY AIR I&NS GROUP Enatudod from automa downgrading and doclamkcamgم Χιλ OCR FBI 7. 8. : 5 4 3 2 1 STATE DIA REPCINCLANT CINCSO # (Note: Field distribution indicated by "#".) INFORMATION 2 CI/LS 12 TOTALS IE 3, CI NW 659 …”
“… (National Revolutionary Police - PNR). 6 5 4 4 3 SECRET G8O 3 2 NO FOREIGN DISSEM 2 1 1 STATE T DIA ARMAY I NAW I All NSA XXX OCR FBI 2 _REP CINCLANT__ CINCSO # I&NS (Note field distribution indicated by "#".) MINFORMALIONEREPORT”
“… 415, issued in Habana 5 4 on 17 June 1963. 4 3 daoce • 3 2 SECRET 2 1 No FOREIGN DISSEM 1 STATE IDIA ! ARMY INAVY ‘41% |NS A XXX i OCR FBI 2 REP”
“1 • srarg DiA ARMY 1 N&Y AIR INSA XXX 1 OCA FBI 2 REP CINCLANT CINCSO # I&NS : Nupre. Field distribution indicated by "#") INFORMATION: IN TO RMATIO NEREPOR 16 ort f- WH SA EOB L.N …”
“by the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de Inteligencia — DGI), MA Department. The MA Department no longer exists as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal Department (Ilegal) and National Liberation Department (Liberacion Nacional — LN”
“prepared by the General Directorate of Intelligence (Direccion General de Inteligencia—DGI), MA Department. The MA Department no longer exists as such, having been divided into two departments: Illegal Department (Ilegal) and National Liberation Department (Liberacion Naciona”
“For Distrih ition See if tached Pare. CS-311/00466-65 n/LS 12_ (tor AF QSI, ACS 1,ON4 Sy A.FBI, DIA - 2 arcooomrs REAL SING roraus IE 3, CI 21, RID ‘AN 1, WH/SA 1G(5),SR 4,FI R-lAON * RWT VH 23(33),AF 8(8),EE 8(10).FE 12(8), NE 7(19 …”
“… 4321 5 542 3 S-E-C-R-E-T GROUP facluded from sulamal 2 NO FOREIGN DISSEM 1 downgrading and deciasshes 1 STATE DIA ARMY NAVY AIR NSA אא OCR FBI 2 REPCINCLANT CINCSO I&NS (Nate. Field distribution indicated by "it".) INFORMATION LX-1914 NP (AMMUG-1) For Distribution See Attached Page …”
“14-00000 PAR OPIG: B. TC chhardt:rg CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 29 & CUING UNIT WH/3/Vexico 3 INSFX 30 NTss.c.n---n/mmt4 14 EXT :5940 DATE : 12 De c 63 _ sNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO. Destroy 3i s 16 To : Mexico City !20 IL ,02 FROM: DIRECTOR DEFERRED G DEY CONF: C/WH5 X”
“1 4-00000 SECRET KU .. _i DiSSE -3- i CSCI-316/04400-66 aw. Distribution: O & 1 - FBI cc - RI (50-6-74/3) CC - CI/LIA CC - WH/1/MEXICO CC - WH/1/Chrono CC - WH/FI cc - WH/Sec cc - SR/O/WH cc - WH/C/F1 WH/Sec SR/O/W …”
“… y, LIEMPTY photographs were exclusively used to produce an updated mugbook on Soviet officials in Mexico. The book has been loaned to the FBI, AF/OSI and the 902nd Military Intelligence Group for operational use in debriefing their agents engaged in dangle operations and double …”
“… ng site and this . person is believed to be the agent's Soviet case officer. Such coverage has been helpful to the 902nd, AF/OSI and the FBI in running their controlled double agent operations against the Soviets in Mexico.. 3. Within one week after a biannual change of license …”
“… y, LIEMPTY photographs were exclusively used to produce an updated mugbook on Soviet officials in Mexico. The book has been loaned to the FBI, AF/OSI and the 902nd Military Intelligence Group for operational use in debriefing - their agents engaged in dangle operations and double …”
“… g site and this I person is believed to be the agent's Soviet case officer. Such coverage has been helpful to the 902nd, AF/OSI and - the FBI in running their controlled double agent operations - against the Soviets in Mexico. . / 1 3. Within one week after a biannual change of l …”
“… t. During the past year several U.S. citizens entered the Soviet installation in Mexico City and their photographs were identified by the FBI. There is a good relationship between the Station and the FBI in Mexico City and appropriately sterilized photographs are passed locally. …”
“… S. citizens. During the past year, several of these U. S. citizens were identified with the help of the photos (which were passed to the FBI). Furthermore, the movements and habits of the Soviets are studied, and more knowledge is acquired on their friends and associates, espe …”
“… ect is only part of the complex of Mexico City Station instruments for meeting requirements from a number of U.S. agencies, including the FBI. It It is clearly an effective, well-managed support operation serving important needs. 4. No major or significant changes in LIEMPTY …”
“… iolated his secrecy agreement. There is an indication that GERENDE came to the attention of the Soviets in 1968, A Mexican walk-in to the FBI office in Mexico City, who was later interrogated by the Federal Security Police in 1970, said”
“… although we can produce statistics on numbers of photo graphs produced and numbers of pages of surveillance notes. It is clear that the FBI is an interested customer and they have received from LIEMPTY a great many”
“… the station assumes that the Soviets realize that they are being . watched, as was . evidenced by a Soviet officer's trying to shield an FBI-directed walk-in from observation. There have been rumors that anyone entering the Soviet Embassy is photo graphed, but no allegations t …”
“justification for its views, cit ing the fact that the above-mentioned FBI walk-in was not shielded when led into the back garden which LICALLA overlooks. We have no evidence that Soviet interest is any threat to …”
“… the equipment were also returned in tact. LIS'STY-10 had not been, interrogated and had not been formally charged or booked. Although the FBI representative and the U.S. Embassy Security Officer also learned of the incident, the Station does not believe that Jan this Incident …”
“… full in confirming other roporta. - 6. The station used LIFEAT information in the preparation of memo randa directed to the mbessy and FBI representatives in Mexico in reply to local requests for information. During the period July 1959 through May 1940, 154 memoranda were furn …”
“… s,. KDAFGHAN-1 and KDAFGHAN-2, who have been associated with the project since 1962. 1 3. While this project may be of some value to the FBI (FBI compares KDAFGHAN photographs with the photographs of known leaders of extremist groups in the U.S. as well as with photographs of …”
“… in automobiles bearing U.S. license plates, the license plate number, car description, and sterile copies of photographs are given to the FBI for identification. A significant result of the KDAFGEAN operation included a photographic of a specific individual - an old FBI target …”
“… ided photos of three U.S. citizens who visited the Cuban Embassy and were suspected of being draft dodgers. The photos were passed to the FBI within three hours of the request for information. 7. Other than the loss of the audio device in gatehouse, there have been no changes. …”
“… ecember WOOD made two telephone calls to bis tormer chiet in Saipan, requesting contact and instructions. The case is being referred to the FBI.”
“tormer chiet in Saipan, requesting contact and instructions. The case is being referred to the FBI. B. Summary of Earlier Events 1. William Clarens WOOD Jr., born 17 August 1920 in Shreveport, Louisiana, was approved in November 1344 for …”
“ell I am going to go back to school and get my degree and fight the CIA with overything that I can." 5. A report of 30 April 1957 from the FBI office in Dallas, Texas, noted that Subject had telephoned from Midland, Texas, to a Chinese Intelligence officer in Formosa. COD said that …”
“… in Dallas requested clearance to use Subject and reported that he had not had a drink in nice and a half years. On 3 March 1967 derogatory FBI informa- tion and the Intormation that WOOD was again drinking heavily were forwarded to the DCS, which then dropped him as a potential sou …”
“… ashington and had used as many as 10 different naraes in operations with the agency'.." 10. The basic facts about WOOD were provided to the FBI by CSCI 316/02725-63 of 15 July 1968. Actional relevant information was requested. The Bureau replied on 15 July 1968 that the "Berkeley Ba …”
“… e of the identities of the prospective employers and icared provocation, presumably from Garrison's office. Apparently he believes that the FBI is monitoring his home telephone.”
“umably from Garrison's office. Apparently he believes that the FBI is monitoring his home telephone. 16. It is our intent to ask the Bureau to relay this information to its office in Dallas and to instruct …”
“… identitiable Information exists. NW 65987 Docld:32419758 Page 4 3 104-10189-10018 1. Richard Case NAGELL Claims talscly to have warned the FBI before the assassination: Cials falsely to de Agene-aifiliated. Serving a ton-year term in El Paso. Mentally ami emotionally unstable. .Don …”
“… identitiable Information exists. NW 65987 Docld:32419758 Page 4 3 104-10189-10018 1. Richard Case N AGELL Claims talscly to have warned the FBI before the assassination: Cials falsely to de Agene-aifiliated. Serving a ton-year term in El Paso. Mentally ami emotionally unstable. .Don …”
“… identitiable Information exists. NW 65987 Docld:32419758 Page 4 3 104-10189-10018 1. Richard Case NAGELL Claims talscly to have warned the FBI before the assassinati”
“104-10189-10018 1. Richard Case NAGELL Claims talscly to have warned the FBI before the assassinati on: Cials falsely to de Agene-aifiliated. Serving a ton-year term in El Paso. Mentally ami emotionally unstable. .Do …”
“… t 1957, as well as other reforences, list him as a former staff employee who has no present CIA affillations but who continues to act as an FBI source. d. Other intelligence contacts: State, DIA, and the West German BND. e. The INTERARMCO firm has been used by CIA to acquire and dis …”
“|1O4-1O192-1O11O| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 0 / FBI / 29Re:Decmoc67 Miami Confi Confer dentive”
“… _____ FIELD DISTRIBUTION INTSA-AGENCY (tea-AGEncy 4-Hiqs State 1 - DCS 2 - Santo Domingo - HDC : 2 - Santiago de los Caballeros . U FBI ISNS . I Customs or • FLMED 2 - Caracas ., HVO Border Patrol’ AUG 18 1966 2 - Guatemala City HEG USCG 1 TYPIC SOURCE: AMOT-245 in A …”
“… laguer, whom Folch said he will consult: CONFIDENTIAL 'CONTROLLED DISSEM NO FOREIGN DISSEM Cesever trees E/ DIA ARMY NAVY AIR NSA OCR FBI /2 SO # USIA ( ) I&NS G) mars FI 1 WHC/SI 1 E/IB/R: 1i / RR 1 WHC/WAVE 1 E/MADR 1 RE 3 WHC/CA 1 A92) */ CICS 1 MO 1 CI/OPS/WH 2 WH/P …”
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“… MARD - souect covera rcct OISsCwiNaTioN AMOT-245 FIELD DISTRIBUTION INTRA-AGENCYO EKTRAC AGENCY - 4 - Hqs 1 - JMBAR State i 1 - DCS FBI 2 - Caracas I&NS 2 - Lima - Customs - .2 - Santiago (USCG 2 - Bogota I SUPPLEMENTAL DATA TYPIC SOURCE: AMOT-245 in DD-1768, 11 Feb …”
“… ON or YOU. INDICATE BELOW THE NAME OF THAT AGENCY AND THS APPROXIMATE DATE OF TEC INVESTIGATION: MILITARY INTELLIGENCE DIV, WAR DEPT, * FBI”
“4-00000 Pa 1 teristics do not always make porso elations but are frequently obviated by intellect and reetable being corrected. In sum. qualifications, troad experience and proven abilities dom his age, the only factor militating aga a promotion at this time. It is ther”
“… omington - Publicity Writer (athletics)(P1) 1937-40 Self-enployod, Maysvillo, Kentucky - Attornoy-at-Law/Ma. 1940-47 : Dopt. of Just Ice, FBI , DC/NYC/P14 tsburgh. Pa - Spocial Agonte& : Supervisor/• 16, no-cia roucation -. 1933-37 Indiana Univ, Bloomington - LLB (with Distinc …”
“… a _ N.Y., N.Y., Pittsburgh,Pa.,n- Downpton’et your work :.... . .... ...._ ------.... Supervision of Counter-Intelligence operation... FBI — Dept. of Justice Law: Enforcement-counter Intelligence >. * 5 ner 5a «0 re w-g- 27-oe s.clrvisit by Po-a -. various .oo Name and ste …”
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“… ation Various NAME iSTREET AND NUMBER . CITY STATE COUNTRY Boy Scouts of America Various - NAME . jSTREET AND NUMBER CITY STATE COUNTRY FBI Recreation Association Washington, D. C. NAME TSTREET AND NUMBER CITY STATE COUNTRY SECTION 22. LANGUAGES-FOREIGM (STATE DEGREE 0: PROFI …”
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