“00000 twacx ves: • no CLASSIFY TO FILE sO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE F rorst COPITS 56 CA / MO “— CICS CIOS . 11 O/OS X-REP TO rit no. File niD ptr. TO anawcu SECRET ONM.” ION PP0TH++1+0 gsteov| sig. PEBSON/UNIT NOTIFItO .1 4 PT KRON :> ? ACTION 8 sDlawcE COPY 1RS. UNI^”
“14-00000 DISPATCH S F C & ) T ysuPrO tn mt76 sit Chief of Station, JMWAVE XX (ag ntl BINC £100ini0 mr* re • (***: oesm )an aria mo *-NG raev- Chief, Western Hemisphere Division OM Request for Reference Attachments :action •/ QUin •FLPCaCES - ‘e REFERENCE: UFGA 27811”
“14-00000 as % MISSAC: romu TOTAL cortsi 20 i-aytaerurind -nil" CIO: NANCYE GRATZ:mjr voIT WHI/COG/CICS fsan R-9008 SECRET CA h -I— 3)10 - . . + 00 1 pa:t. 10 MARCH 1967 K. 5 13 1DSH CABLE itCEgtAAT DISSEMINATION |INDSN DESTROY nnqqr e-__ ___ due aid IT C”
“advise the widow of AMTRIGON-8 that he died a hero’s death while fighting for the liberation of his country and to continue monthly payments to the widowandchildren for an indefinite period. Inclusion of Subject's name on AMBUD Hero & Martyr rolls was deemed to be the most su”
“was made some time ago, prior to the occurrence of the Conference and the resulting adverse propaganda. While she may be of some occasional use should she return to and remain in Mexico, it is believed that the recent adverse propaganda has impaired her future usefulness in M”
“1 4-00000 DISPATCH CLASSIFICATION SECRET PROCESSING AS ON 5 IP MARKED FOR INDEXING TO Chief, WH Division XXX so INDEXING REQUIRED INFO. OMLY QUALIFIED DESK FROM Acting Chief of Station, Mexico City 4E CM JUDGE INDEXING LRCROFILM RN Operational LIRING OPRQ Part I”
“DISPATCH. CABLE ourv status on Tit ANQ atrzipance etponr OTHce (Specify) CCUUENT IDENTIFICATION NO. PER Division oocUMINroA T•/ethTOD. HARRS- PetPANTO bv.. #!*««» sumeravep on Jerry W. Perry aBovt DATA CERTIFIED COOBICT, 04980 upon source oca : Ecuteou socumset oou ”
“4-00000 W alt Bilf-nect we 2/3 ro RWSWAWunSutiErNnclet i 0 MAY 1903 MEMORANDUM FOR: Secretary, CS Career Service Board SUBJECT: Recommendation for Promotion to GS-16, Mr. Robert P. Wheeler 1. It is recommended that Mr. Robert P. Wheeler be promoted to GS-16. He has ”
“14-00000 INCOMING TELEGRAM Department of State ■34 CONTROLS 135 42 SECRET’ Action RECD: AUGUST 17, 1964 6:19 A.M. INRD * FROM: TOKYO - Info . ACTION: SECSTATE 586. .RMR: DATES AUGUST 17, 2 P.M. ROGER CHANNEL - PERSONAL FOR MCCONE FROM REISCHAUER.:fc.f P02 WE WILL ”
“14-00000 VIA :AJr . DISPATCH NO. _PJJA-127 /.. seedier ain on srA POUCH Eepr T - |Security luforination tulorination , CLASSIFICATION TO s Chief, FE DATE: 17 4JG 1953 Through: Senior Reprosentative, Tokyo FROM ’ Chief, JU/ SUBJECT: GENERAL- Administrative - Personnel ”
“performing his duties as Chief of the Tokyo Station Registry with efficiency and dispatch. He is a strong supervisor who constantly strives to achieve the maximum economy in the use of his personnel and materials." 5. Consideration has been given to the granting of an Honor ”
“21s r sbenere e Swat. n FIED CONI a re se UTING AND RECORD HEET Retirement: Cecil J. KLOBUKAR (P) 1 TROMG Chief, CSPSP7.r. PEMENSION"NO. 9%1 h 00-10, Bars T ©Alt 19 February 1970 'TO (OWeee designation, room number, and bar building) ’ -* orrictrs. COMMEN”
“scheduled to be held December 14, 1947."’ 3. Llr. Birch D. O'Neal, chief of FBT’s 1/27/ 127/48 . . station in Caracas, prepared the memorandum file in OAL 'Novi hantemenie mentioned in Ambassador Donnelly’s dispatch. Splendid Place John A. Cleveland Acting Chief, F”
“AGE NO 5. CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH FUTURE PLANS CLASSIFICATION SECRET 美國好手感麵線L AND NUMBER UFGA-11375 19. Future plans for operational exploitation of AMLEO-3 continue to remain the same as outlined in detail in reference D. The operational use of AMLEO-3 in defection/recruitment ”
“idual had turned up on 4 and 15 October. The text of the 22 November 1963 pouched dispatch read: • : "1. Attached are copies of the only photographs obtained. on 1 October 1963 which appeared to be an American. This same man visited (an) Embassy on 4 October 1963. "2. Copies of t”
“operation, . (2) to urge a more precise use of cryptonyms in J1 : reporting this activity which would benefit Headquarters personnel responsible for monitoring and supporting those operations and (3) to suggest a few administrative adjustments which would dispel the present c”
“DOI 70-20). (6) Subjects of Interagency Source Register memoranda from LSN/ ISR (opened only by IP/RMS). b. Requesting a 201 File Opening . Headquarters desks may open a 201 file by filling out and submitting a 201 Personality File Action Request (Form 831) to the Records M”
“13-00000 SECRET ( 70-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B CLANDESTINE SERVICES * HANDBOOK NO. 43-1-1 15 February 1960 of the Cuban desk on the dramatis personae. In addition to 201per- .' sonalities, such lists should contain the names arid identifying data . of persons who should”
“Subjects of Interagency Source Register memoranda from LSN/ ISR (opened only by IP/RMS). b. Requesting a 201 File Opening Headquarters desks may open a 201 file by filling out and submitting a 201 Personality File Action Request (Form 831) to the Records Main- tenance Sect”
“13-00000 76-/1 CSHB-49-1-1 CHAPTER III, ANNEX B .CLANDESTINE SERVICES i HANDBOOK NO. 43-1-1 15 February 1960 of the Cuban desk on the dramatis personae. In addition to 201 per-‘ . sonalities, such lists should contain the names and identifying data .. of persons who sho”
“Register memoranda from LSN/ ISR (opened only by IP/RMS). . . b. Requesting a 201 File Opening Headquarters desks may open a 201 file by filling out and submitting a 201 Personality File Action Request (Form 831) to the Records Main tenance Section (IP/RMS). Form 831 is al”
“13-00000 ( ( CSHB-45-11 70-1-1 7 CHAPTER II, ANNEX B CLANDESTINE SERVICES 1HANDBOOK NO. 43-1-1 15 February 1960 of the Cuban desk on the dramatis personae. In addition to 201 per-' . sonalities, such lists should contain the names arid identifying data .. of persons ”
“% , 1 9. 1 00- 0-09 WTO 105-1871 lys 4 * - / still may not reach the proper channels at which time LIN stated that he would be going "East* sometime soon and - possibly he could insure its proper dispatch.. ".-en intends to draft a letter in the _ rusnr future and s”
“coordination with the Coast Guard in terms of vessel 20 departures. The other is Immigration? 21 Mr. Baron. Customs, Immigration and Coast Guard. 22 Mr. Halley. Immigration, there would not have been 23 coordination on a particular, you know, boat dispatch. On the 24 ot”
“123 TOP SECRET 59 Start Phone (A ra n 2021 5 4 6 -6 0 0 0 1 visit to the Congo were and you said that Mr. QJWIN era was going out as sort of his caddy, if you like, he was going 2 to work for him and act as his general assistant. Mr. Baron. That was the way Mr._o Don”
“2021 344-4-000 TOP SECRET 63 1 , his fellow Europeans who might be traveling through the Congo? 1 Mr. Tweedy. I do recollect that and you brought it Phone to my attention, when you and Mr. Wides and I discussed this 5 a couple of months ago. I do remember the crypton”
“… r one day,-awe turnebbin 10 fee (sic) of 16 mm film."40/ Samples of the photos taken "on that day" with the camera are enclosed with the dispatch.41/ The Robot Star camera that was placed in the base on September 27 broke down after four days of operation and was replaced with a seco …”
“Classification: M GrANP (1 (This form is to be used for molerior extrdele v from CIA—controlled documents.) - 131 - Important or significant information was usually sent to Headquarters by cable as opposed to the slower dis patch which was sent to Headquarters by diploma”
“7 a A 9u i 7 *tG0 Classification: 14 (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) - 135 - Q: Why not? A: Well, there were cases of other Americans who contacted the Embassy for various rea- sons. We were only obliged to report the ”
“Classification: 9 (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—comroted documents AL LA The State Department forwarded a copy of Ruyle’s letter to the Central Intelligence Agency. 1031/ On June 14, 1967, CIA Headquarters sent the Mexico City Sta tion a cop”
“00 Docld:32270651 Page 3 04163 Mr. Scott Breckinridge July 13, 1978 Page 2, 1978 COMMITTEE SENSITIVE recorded interviews conducted by CIA representatives with AMMUG/1 are absent from the files provided thus far to the Committee. These twenty-two reels of tape recordings were list”
“6000 Docld:32270969 Page 2 6549 م Mr. Scott Breckinge July 13, 1978 Påge 2, 1978 COMMITTEE SENSITIVE recorded interviews conducted by CIA representatives with AMMUG/1 are absent from the files provided thus far to the Committee. These twenty-two reels of tape recordings were list”
“d he could not recall that type of file. NW 66000 Docld:32271380 Page 12 page 12--Hidalgo interview. Mr. Hidalgo was next shown a CIA Memo for the Record, LX-2467, 11 March 1965, providing information on Luisa Rodriguez Calderon, and based on a debreifing of A-1. Mr. Hidalgo stat”
“hey did this, Golub immediately gave them their visas.... (OFHA-4132, 9 Oct. 1959)** emphasis andand * The Dispatch does not define the meaning given by Golub to the term "all right." *** Evidently, Oswald had made arrangements with Intourist because upon his arrival at Moscow ra”
“or this approval from Moscow, and 2) a demonstration of the authority as dispatch. reported inncia d approximately one month prior to Oswald's appearance at the Soviet Embassy, the Committee has found that the available evidence tends to support the conclusion that^Oswald's touri”
“acts in Miami. ODACID DOC. Cross ref for 201-259120 (Lanz 201 file) re Ricard huis LORIA valle - ca. passport 09552 & 2 Lanz 31, passport 10693 1928, age age 32 left Costa Tura for Miami Fla a 24 Dec 58 and reentered Costa Rica frons Mexico on 31 Dec 58 (- Memo for record - 7 Aug”
“eservations. When they did this, Golub immediately gave them their visas. (OFHA-4132, 9 Oct. 1959)** emphasis anded Golub The Dispatch does not define the meaning given by Golub to the term "all right." Evidently, Oswald had made arrangements with Intourist because the upon his a”