“104-10175-10144 1. Name (P): 2. Project : LIHUFF/1 LIHUFF SECRET AGENT EVALUAT ION 24 August 1967 : 3. Overt Job Title: Manager of Large Association. 4. Covert Job Title: Contract Agent. 5. Job Description: LIHUFF/1 is a contract agent who is in touch with and reports on a right-”
“14-00000 -4 - relationship of one degree or another with , this Station ever since then. This relationship developed from "contact" . into formal contract status in November 1962. LIHUFF/I has . : handled Station contacts and activities with LIHUFF/2 .1- as well as LICHANT”
“14-00000 tita sfe* siVO.k art nuvBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 2 ETR, 1.8 set : to prort : C’.e erity v.C tone Opperd—*r. ncl. activity is in lirset nu ., the present 100)o :cor Mexide lore LL.PTAY i-n proved so bo 1 mort rili-ole tool for: follivina - LIAIC pornilel; ”
“orities in Mexico. 6. Evaluation: a. In Performance of Above Duties without Prejudice to Either One. There is no real conflict of interest with regard to LIHUFF/1's work with WOFACT. He works only part- time for WOFACT; his overt employment gives him excellent cover for the work ”
“CLASSIFICATION CIPITCH S MGCL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET HMMA-38700 hours a week Just watching (and photographing) MHHARSH personnel, and over the years he has gottento know then, and their habits, very well, He can spot unusual or atypical behavior, and wh”
“14-00000 2 18 / CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH G icon fe.lh STI. aus, ESEISITIZED? RYBIT I-10197 2. In a written report on his visit to Mexico in December 1967, the visiting LFGLOBS case officer recapitulated the Station’s Operational Plan for LIREALH-1 which included the ”
“14-00000 224 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECR ET/NECATTI7ED UMMA - 341668, 2. LIREALM-1's efforts against the local French target have produced some notable results. First, through detailed analysis of personali Ly and other data provided by LIREALM-1, the Station selected ”
“DISPATCH C E C1 ET JEMIA-33126 - handle this case for the time being. If he is unable to * reestablish contact, he will be given another lead to follow: up. LIEMPTY-3 is a very active person who has an extremely full business day, with many contacts. The Station, believes' ”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF * DISPATCH SECRET HMMA-34792 service tests the decision is reached not to continue develop ment of a leftist writer group press service, LIANCHOR will be converted to a roof project for the administration and funding of singleton writer agents. I”
“Plan 3. It is realized that an operational progress report and * contact report are two different its however, in view of the detailed nature of the LITAXIL-9 CR’s the station baa felt that their submission has satisfied the requirements of operational reporting. The criticis”
“14,00000 SoVasa CONTINZATI CN CF - DISPATCH SECRET HISZA - 34603 3. In order to overcome the above mentioned weaknesses. The Station proposesT t LIES TY-11 bo used part-time with the LIEMBRACE surveillance team. He also will continue his LIENTRAP nc.ivitics. This activi”
“DISPATCH SYV9OL a~Ds ti CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET HEMA - 34598 4. yoture of the Operation: Although for all intents and purposes the LITAMIL-7 operation has come to an end, the Station intends to maintain a casual contact with her. It is very likely that she may know”
“4-00000 ' 12. LDZS. 0 -2: ■ Relative of LI, 204-1. They reside together. ■This agent is a widew and ostensibly lives on an inheritance. :r 13 LE S2015-9: ilousewd fo.-ogie .14. LETH-10: Housewife, . . - 15. - Lasim-11. Housewife.: - L lie is an architect and follows an al”
“K when he first arrived in town. Es had been forbidden to see either one of them. 6. Effectiveness A TELICOSKY-1's target studies and suggestions on possible recruitzant approaches has been helpfal. While her reporting for the month has not produced any Information Reports, it ha”
“1961/62 project year, but not for the 1962/63 year. .The field project renewal request for the 1963/64 year included him again. 64. It is requested that the Station inform Headquarters of the present status of LIENVOY-8 (201-118406). If he has been terminated, please forward”
“of our knowledge, unaware of LIREAL:I-l‘s activities and sponsorship. Given the improved operational security patterns and overall professional handling which must accompany LIREALH-l’s future use in the light of the unfortunate flap, we feel that he can continue to be of se”
“Doris M. KILLGO for operational guidance. (Note: Please see the LICOOL Field Project Outline for additional details on LICOOL-6). 4. References: a. LIPSTICK Project Outline and operational papers. b. LIJERSEY Project Outline and operational papers. c. Dispatch to follow in n”
“4-00000 C" boani —:) ■ • 3. L T-2. Field agents Aperational Cleanance 7452, .. - =11 Dec. ■ - ■ • 1953. This agent 1953. agenthorks CA.R-1ard has similar duties. • wit.c. orks wit :.y 4a LESTaE-1. - Field agent, Eperational Clearance. 6799, 11 Septa /-1953. Sase house”
“1 4-00000 T ,OK 3. Secarity No change. 4. Personnel Handling of LICOOKY-1 was taken over by Gary H. Reymander, from Howard T. Etsinger, on 12 January 1966. 5. Plans a. See paragraph 2a above.' C. It 1C -osibl: that -? —4 ?y 46 the ve-v near future. lose access to t”
“CIFENCE-4 access tovarious types of information and targets of interest to JKLANCE. As was said in the last CIFLUTE operational report, the Station continues to think very highly of CIFESCK-4 and looks forward to a continuing productive relationship with him. 30 July 1971 H”
“(2105 39 (23). LITATIN-3. Vory alarly retired personTore: . had a large business and whose inco-o therefore not open to rouestion, —: SEEs* - (20 LISTATIC I-53 : Accountant with a large fire (25) ILL TATIM O Clfo of IT F.AT1 S. "ho fan Ges post AOha of the routino soinc it ”
“provide pictures of three VOLADY males, who, although unidentified, fitted the general description and time frame furnished by LHERGO. The latter suspected that two or three VOLADY draft dodgers might visit LIRING to arrange travel to PBRUMEN7. The Station was able to furnis”
“edor - SECRET -5- G. Interagency Coordination Mot appl icable to Project LIORICN. H. Plans 1. The Station plans to continue to exploit LIONICN-l’s experience, training and location to provide the photographic and technical coverage cited above. In addition, the Station will ”
“will be used in this capacity only until the Station has a higher priority job for him or until his permanent assignment is determined. There has been no change in Douglas J. FEINGLASS' assignment since the last progress report. 4. Exploitation of LIENVOY Information, The f”
“CONTINUATION CF DISPATCH- SECRET HMA - 34598 imminent termination was given by the fact that she was given less duties as the months passed, until at the very end she did little more than put in her time. With the spectre of unemployment looming over the horizon, LITAMIL-7 ”
“team takes an unidentified subject home after a target-of-opportunityC 25 discovery, by allowing the team leador to place the photo truck on the home we will speed-up the receipt of photographs. ‘ .2 5. LIFMHRACS-3 was told .that LIEM?TY-10 and 11 have certain accomodation - ”
“14-00000 CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH 10---------- SECRET (MARKU) FOR MOSUM Chief, DQ XXX |>0 BOSOM REQUIRED UFO, ONLY QUALIFIED DESK FROM SUBJECT Chief of Base, New York K CAN JUDGE IRDEXMO MICROFILM O I30L0G LICCOKY/1 ACTION REQUIRED . DEFERENCE”
“14-00000 C Attachment SECRET—KAPOK HIN-A-12936 KAPOK-1631 Page 10 b. Contract Agents/Employees, David M. #ISTED(201-009195) - principal outside case officer SMEc C Meet wooso UNilER- PRIVETT LIVEG 2. Alice M. #CAILIETEAU(201-119967) - clerical work C-47041 3. Olivia N.”
“CLASSIFICATION OIVAICH Srve NO HIMMA-12095 DISPATCH SECRET/K K X-1 543 wDOURSE - TO Io DAT! FROM KBJECT RE *43 3° - (CHECK • A” ONE) MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED ACTIon StCURtD INDEXING CAN 8E JUDGED BY QUAUFIED HQ DESK ONLY RFEENCES) accurate drawing of ”
“cuity. The case officer has the inpression that if there was not a present Mrs. LINLOCK she would become legally his wife. Thia is a problem that nay have to be faced in the future. LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problem. While his niche is small one and his access i”
“1970 SUBJ: CIFLUTE Operational Report for Period- November thru December 1970 HVCA-18070, 20 February 1971, FILED: 75-2-16/3 -•< ' - # * " * * . * W y lie CLASSIF ICATION DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET HVCA - 18070 S. CIFENCE-4 CIFENCE-4 co”
“-.nentary informtion on-prime-station targets has thus been otained from .: this operation. .- 4. Reference * - HID. -3740, 19 November 1956, contains the last renewal of this project. a. This project has been one of the outstanding KUZARK operations in the world. Certain e”
“U-00000 DISPATCH CIUST 12230-6930 it). • 1 Chief of Station, xico City ‘90-6-21/2 5atr. FROM t Chief, HD or 1 Operational/LIJERiBX agents lot included under r MarsID for UDIG Project ME X! NO NOUNG stouln’D ‘ metis CAN • UDOID I Agent Service Records si QUARRIED MQ”
“13-00000 SECRET responsible to control from the femnle operations officer who has recently been transferred to LILIK control. It is possible that this operation will be transferred to a covert action project, where some improvement is expected. 98 41. The station has a u”
“I consider it a danger to LIMESA. Has LICALLA produced anything of value? I think we could vacate this in such a way that the agents in LICALLA would have no cause to be suspicious. (Put an obvious tail on the agent, scare him off, etc. This would throw off the Mexican police,”
“14-00000 523 i/s Attachment to ren-37762, 27 KogolVivco• Jin. 24 August 1969 PROGRESS REPORT Subject : LIBACON-1 Period Covered: January 30 to August 14, 1969 1. LIBACON-1 was recruited by Samuel J. KARTASUK on January 30 and was handled by him until March 26. During”
“140000 - 2 - D. Effectiveness: 1. Project LIONION is considered by the Station to be highly effective and essential. In addition to providing the valuable photographic coverage cited above, LIONION-1 continues to provide interesting observations on the personalities and a”
“14-00000 FROC246 ACTION DISPATCH EE irr. MASIL 19 nte/ic 0 Chief, WH Division _XX N) IMEMJING PGzRiD wo. onrt GuAiD CA (an D’A WDESInC ROM Chief SUBJIC! of Station, Mexico City _ IMSRof Ml ___ LITEMPO/Joremy K. BENADUM - Agent Eva1uation ACTION not ^io - moikasc”
“tool in PBRAMPART activities, assisting in identifying the probable MHHARSH contacts of double agents despatched to the MIIHARSH installation. 9. Following are some sample requiremerts which were levied on LIEMPTY-9 during the reporting period: a. weekly reports of work bein”
“continues to backstop LIONION-1 and substitute for him when he is away from his post. At the age of 70, she is not able to man the LJONION base full time, and her sight is failing. She is able to photograph visitors, however, and live monitor the LISA!PAN/DOG traffic. LIONION”
“CLASSifICAt to DISPATCH . SECRET PBOCESSA- *BA29ED Film wifsang ACTION Chief, ra Division XX NOICEUNGREUSED • EFO CALT QUALIFIED tesu CAN NOCE mEAnG Fycea Chief of Station, Mexico City mictorIL SUBJECT 4 LICOOKY Progress Report: 1 October 1965 - 30 April 1966 ACTION ”
“this photographic coverage is of inestimable operational intelligence value in coverage of the PBRUMEN target. Should the LISAMPAN operation become active, part of LIONION’s time will be used in support of that operation. D. Effectiveness: The Station's estimate of the val”
“ha so operator. He received an Operational Approvalon 13 August 1956 (19) LIPSTICE-18 Is a base house operator, lie received Operational Approvals on 31 March 1955 end 25 October 1955 and la under an oral agreement effective November 195b. (20) LIPSTICK-35 is an assistant Ia”
“4-00000 (%) CIFENCE - 4~ C- CIFENCE-4 The same method for emergency recontact as described for CIHURON-1, but with entirely different locations, will be used for emergency recontact with CIFENCE-4. If all personal contact between CIFENCE-4 and RIJOCK is deemed unwise, an”
“with CIFENCE-4 being placed in charge of the CIRASH investigation of the as yet unresolved case. As of this writing, CIFENCE-4 had been devoting all of his time to this kidnapping case, to the detriment of other operations. Because -of the unpredictable work schedule of CIFEN”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET HMMA-34792 mechanism of LIANCHOR (a cooperative and self-supporting press service not subsidized by WOFIRM) does not seem operationally -- viable, the LIANCHOR project renewal request will be submitted as an administrative and fina”
“wrorAtvn SECRET " MMRA-38120 • 5. Security There are no known unresolved problems of security. The security problems relating to LIROCKET-1 and LJSACK-C (discussed above) are under control with no adverse ’effects noted., 6. Plans 1 a. There are several assets of the RED”
“28 December 1955. General processing. . .28. Olivia GLAIKON. Contract agent. Clearance by virtue of : • contract dated 1 January 1957. General processing and .-.ZAR processing. ,.. -. I .29. Unwitting assistant to LHGLATE for routine office work.- (NOTE: LIBRIR GM and LIDRIFOMT”
“COMPENSA- TIOZ FOR 38 YEARS SERVICE, BASED MEXICAN LAW.: 3. ALTHOUGH LITAMIL-7 RETIREMENT ELIMINATES ONLY STATION. PHYSICAL ASSET AT LIRING, DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY ACT IVATE LISAMPAN/CHARLIE. AS ADDEES AWARE LITAMIL-7 HAD BEEN ISOLATED COMPLETELY FROM ABY BUT MOST ”
“14-00000 D pin Porgpe JCK VIA __(Spocily AIR _____ Atr or Set Powoh) DISPATCH NO. HMI-A-3992 KAPOK-492 91 re2" TO Chief, WHD LL:1694 Verson OFFICER STAMP The folbare 16 Ja-uar, 1956. authorised: FROM Chief of Station, Mexico. 6 % Signed: (5 I GENERAL Operation”