“144-00000 CLASSARCAI* to DISPATCH F’tecy Przr.l D. PROCESSING AdticN MARMir fca INCHING TACtm 180810 Chief, WHD .XX 1 NO IN IMQUto No 0By QUAt/D *14500467165 resa Chief of Station, Mexico City CAR 10 iCEUISC 1rmom AASTEACT Chief of Station, JMWAVE 1mipCinU suwi”
“2 intended to resettle in Madrid on 1 September 1972. HSCA researchers have had access to this item. D. Seventy volumes (5 packages) of LIONION pro- duction from late 1961 through December 1968 were sent to Record Center, 12 August 1969 to Headquarters with a recommendation that ”
“specifically the development of film. LIONION-1's pay was increased 40 dollars a month effective 15 March 1965. C. Intelligence Production. The operation has produced thousands of excellent photographs, many of which are shared with Headquarters and Station JMWAVE. Infor ”
“ΜΑ 26006, 30 April 1965 ww XXX NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING MICROFILM 1. During the second quarter of 1965 (the period covered by this report) the LIONION operation experienced some technical difficulties which have not been solved to date. Normal c”
“produce disseminable positive intelligence. During the past year this project did provide over 5000 individual photographs of persons and/or vehicles entering or leaving the target installations, as well as approximately S000 feet of pulse camera film. Information on the comi”
“LCFLUTTERED on 8 October 1963, HMMW-12064. LIONION-2 was granted an OA on 16 May 1962 by HMMW-10660. (、 LIONION-1 is the mainstay of the operation. LIONION-2 acts as his assistant and fill-in at such times as he is absent from the observation post. Both serve principally as obser”
“LCFLUTTERED on 8 October 1963, HMMW-12064. LIONION-2 was granted an OA on 16 May 1962 by HMMW-10660. LIONION-1 is the mainstay of the operation. LIONION-2 acts as his assistant and fill-in at such times as he is absent from the observation post. Both serve principally as observer”
“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 ”
“ciates with whom) which are of great value to the Station in mounting operations against the target. In addition to photography, LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 are often called upon to do visual surveillance of the target installation and LIONION-1 is essential to the dispatching of the”
“ciates with whom) which are of great value to the Station in mounting operations against the target. In addition to photography, LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 are often called upon to do visual surveillance of the target installation and LIONION-1 is essential to the dispatching of the”
“ciates with whom) which are of great value to the Station in mounting operations against the target. In addition to photography, LIONION-1. and, LIONION-2 are often called upon to do visual surveillance of the target installation and LIONION-l is essential to the dispatching of t”
“monitored through carrier current from the LISAMPAN/ LISASH baschouse. also situated in front of the compound. Since the connection between the two basehouses was by carrier current only, and since the agents in each basehouse are un aware of the other's activity, a possible”
“perforated ulcer. Since LIONION-2's presence was required at the hospital during the operation and also through out the postoperative convalescence period, photographic coverage was suspended until 10 July. 2. Other than a temporary postoperative morale slump on the part of”
“4-00000 Without the Basehouse and LIONION-l’s expert knowledge of the target personnel and activities, such an operation could not have been mounted. The operation itself, was an attempt to satisfy the top priority requirement laid on Station Mexico Cit y by -Headquarters. ”
“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”
“4-00000 nta furnastin SECRET -2- been no formal audio product from Project LIONION since July 1968 when the transcription of the LISAMPAN/DOG traffic was■ .terminated. As reported extensively in HMHA 36553, 19 February 1969, the Station has been unable to activate LISAF”
“y in one evening and could again be cleaned, probably in less time, if circumstances should warrant. The target installation is aware that photo surveillance is a probability. On one occasion AMKNOB-1, a JMWAVE asset, was shown a nearby building (not the LIONION base) by a PERUME”
“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”
“ciates with whom) which are of great value to the Station in mounting operations against the target. In addition to photography, LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 are often called upon to do visual surveillance of the target installation and LIONION-1 is essential to the dispatching of the”
“ciates with whom) which are of great value to the Station in mounting operations against the target. In addition to photography, LICNION-1 and LIONION-2 are often called upon to do visual surveillance of the target installation and LICNION-l is essential to the dispatching of the”
“LIONION ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES CLASSIFICATION SECRET KAP Reference: HMMW-13207, 14 December 1964 PROCESSING ACTION MARKED FOR INDEXING XX NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING DESENSITIZED DOI 70-17 1. Attached by split transmission is an outline for Pro”
“was handled by Station Officer Gerald D. FAILANGER and Station WOACRE representative, Walter W. COHLBURY. On 28 February 1969, LIONION-1 was introduced to Andrew E. PELLEMENT, who assumed Project responsibility effective that date. C. Intelligence Production As an operation”
“great deal of immunity from harrassment by Mexican authorities. The only problem now besetting the project is LIONION-I's excessive work load. As indicated above, an attempt is being made to alleviate this load. F. Liaison. The operation has no liaison connection. LIONION-l's”
“of Cuban Embassy personnel and visitors, and on their patterns of action and personal associations. 2. The security of this operation, particularly the agent's cover för status and the communications arrangements, appear reasonably sound. Both agents know that they are working fo”
“-2- Tampa, Florida, inherited from his deceased father also -providefinancial backstopping. LIONION/1 received, his "immigrado" (permanent immigrant) status in 1965 and now Jhas a good deal of immunity from harassment from Mexican immigration authorities. All photographic cov”
“is in consonance with Priority A, Objective 1, of the current Related Mission Directive for Mexico. C. Background. This project, herewith presented for approval for the first time, does not represent a new operation. LIONION activity has been going on since 1962 and costs have he”
“-00000 CLASSIFICATION PEC. SSTtAG ACTION to DISPATCH 5 € CRE T MANRID fol INDEING Chief, KURTOT Attn: Peter T. SWINEHART XX NO INDEXING REQUIRED INFO. ONLY cuALFIEO DESK Chief, WH Division CAN JUDGE INDEXING FROM Chief of Station, Mexico City MICROFILM SUBJECT AQUA”
“ciates with whom) which are of great value to the Station in mounting operations against the target. ク In addition to photography, LIONION-1 and LIONION-2 are often called upon to do visual surveillance of the target installation and LIONION-1 is essential to the dispatching of t”
“ilding (not the LIONION base) by a PBRUMEN Embassy officer and told that it was a KUBARK photo base. LIONION-1 is known by sight to some PBRUMEN Embassy staff personnel who have observed him in the neighborhood. Presumably they believe he is a Mexican. To avoid operational compro”
“14-00000 -4- Coordination : The Ambassador is aware of our efforts against the Cuban target in general. He has not been specifically briefed on this operation. Future Plans; 1. The Station is re-examining the various points of view which the LIONION basehouse provides o”
“requested in separate correspondence. 2 SEULIOA NW 65987 Docld:32422681 Page 4 104-10188-10446 : -3- Communication is primarily with LIONION-1; with LIONION-2 only in his absence. Meetings, pre-arranged or signalled by innocuous phone calls (calls from LIONION-1 go through a tele”
“President of Mexico and thus has a strong protective security factor built into it. F. Liaison: The Project has no liaison connection. LIONION-l’s cover backstop with the Office of the President of Mexico is non- operational.. G. Interagency Coordination: Not applicable. H.”
“in one evening and could again be cleaned, probably in less time, if circumstances. should warrant. The target installation is aware that photo surveillance is a probability. On one occasion AMKNOB-1, a JMWAVE asset, was shown a nearby building (not the LIONION base) by a PERUMEN”
“LIRING as he has done over the past year. With the case officer handling LIONION-1 directly on a weekly basis, it is planned to continue picking his brains for additional details on the LIRING target. Hopefully LIONION-1 and 2 will be utilized for assistance in covering the pr”
“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”
“t in the form of concealed radio transmitters. DATE JAN 1965 THRU D. Operational Assets (Personnel). LIONION-1 is a young PERUMEN lawyer in exile. He left PERUMEN in 1960, planning to continue on via Mexico to the United States where he resided in his early years. His two brother”
“o transmitters. NW-65924 Docld:32343790 Page 4 SEPOCTIVADAY -2- C D. Operational Assets (Personnel). LIONION-1 is a young PERUMEN lawyer in exile. He left PBRUMEN in 1960, planning to continue on via Mexico to the United States where he resided in his early years. His two brother”
“ilding (not the LIONION base) by a PBRUMEN Embassy officer and told that it was a KUBARK photo base. LIONION-1 is known by sight to some PBRUMEN Embassy staff personnel who have observed him in the neighborhood. Presumably they believe he is a Mexican. To avoid operational compro”
“dio transmitters. NW 65990 Docld:32392945 Page 4 SECRET/KAPOK -2- D. Operational Assets (Personnel). LIONION-1 is a young PBRUMEN lawyer in exile. He left PBRUMEN in 1960, planning to continue on via Mexico to the United States where he resided in his early years. His two brother”
“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”
“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”
“is in consonance with Priority A, Objective 1, of the current Related Mission Directive for Mexico. C. Background. This project, herewith presented for approval for the first time, does not represent a new operation. LIONION activity has been going on since 1962 and costs have he”
“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”
“successfully FLUTTERED in October 1963. However, LITAMIL-7 and LITAMIL-9, who are penetrations of the Cuban Embassy, are aware of this activity, as they are used to help identify individuals photographed. 3. Approval for the LIONION Project is recommended. It is requested t”
“is in consonance with Priority A, Objective 1, of the current Related Mission Directive for Mexico. C. Background. This project, herewith presented for approval for the first time, does not represent a new operation. LIONION activity has been going on since 1962 and costs have he”
“is in consonance with Priority A, Objective 1, of the current Related Mission Directive for Mexico. C. Background. This project, herewith presented for approval for the first time, does not represent a new operation. LIONION activity has been going on since 1962 and costs have he”
“SECRET .-3- or transcribed since July 1968. LIONION-1 live monitors the traffic from his basehouse. LISA: PAN-1 who mans the LISASH base has been told nothing of the LIONION base and LIONION-1 was offered no explanation concerning the manner in which LISARPAN/DOG production”
“ilding (not the LIONION base) by a PBRUMEN Embassy officer and told that it was a KUBARK photo base. LIONION-1 is known by sight to some PBRUMEN Embassy staff personnel who have observed him in the neighborhood. Presumably they believe he is a Mexican. To avoid operational compro”
“is in consonance with Priority A, Objective l, of the current Related Mission Directive for Mexico. C. Background. This project, herewith presented for approval for the first time, does not represent a new operation. LIONION activity has been going on since 1962 and costs have he”
“ransmitters. NW 65987 Docld:32422681 Page 3 104-10188-10446 -2- D. Operational Assets (Personnel). 1 LIONION-1 is a young PRRUMEN lawyer En exile. He left PBRUMEN in 1960, planning to continue on via Mexico to the Rited States where he resided in his early years. His two brothers”