“although not always to be trusted. One inci- ident was recently uncovered in which sulfur was capsuled and sold |as an antibiotic. Medical facilities have recently been improved by the opening of a new hospital which meets United States standards. Physicians and surgeons are ”
“DE CUBAN AND SOVIET EMBASSIES DO WHILE IN MEXICO? IDENTIFY ALL LOCAL CUBAN CONSULATE EMPLOYEES с. D. HSCA CONFUSED BY INABILITY TO LINK PHOTOGRAPHS OF PERSONS VISITING SOVIET AND CUBAN EMBASSIES TO TELETAPS, HSCA HAS BEEN INFORMED THROUGH INTERVIEWS THAT THERE WERE FIVE TELETAPS ”
“sly designated by Mr. Gary Cornwell as being of interest to the HSCA. Mr. Edwin Lopez, of the HSCA - if, was also present, but did not have access to the Mexico City Station material. 2. Mr. Blakey was furnished the following sanitized portions of the Station history which he rea”
“#:NW 65990 Date: 10-29-2021 SECRET 20 August 1978 SUBJECT: Response to IISCA Request of 25 July 1978 1. A thorough review of Agency files containing production from the LILYRIC photographic surveil- lance operation in Mexico City reveals the exis- tance of no LILYRIC logs or prod”
“GARZA Hernandez, Lieutenant, Mexican Army, age 26. 3. The training objective of the program was to familiarize the trainees with the basic tradecraft principles and techniques involved in the conduct of clandestine activities, with primary emphasis on the work and activities”
“(name of person un known) f) Suderman & Horacio - facilities for three lines. Formerly processed the Czech lines. Now nothing but being hold open. g) Cuautla 131 - 3 Soviet Embassy (tappod la the Central) 1 Soviet propaganda office (tap in box) terdeaAe —”
“opez, of the HSCA If, was also present, but did not have access to the Mexico City Station material. 2. Mr. Blakey was furnished the following sanitized portions of the Station history which he read in my presence: a. Volume I, Chapter II (C) Station Expansion and Joint Operation”
“OCOnre cELhEl /YADAV NON D 13. Control and Motivation : Control and motivation are primarily based on two factors: ideology .. ■ and financial gain. A secondary factor is the fear of reprisal from the - local police should discovery occur. . ; 14. Security During the ”
“no alternative to the present system Mexico City in employing.1 However, .We believe that a determined effort must in Headquarters for processing and retrieval of such information. 24 MNNXt/1e reco aded that: M.79 ■ The Chief, WH Division, in collaboration with the i Chief,”
“13-00000 8 ECR ET vE-e. Exclude routine travel information and CI/CE information from TDCS and reports, and. d. Use the cable channel only for reports that are perishable or are of special intelligence interest. Organisation for Administration 56. As in his direction of ”
“Station’s only secure surveillance asset. It is a very anall untrained unit at present, but through this project it will be developed Into a useable, valuable asset. 4. We are not passing FI/OP's comment to the field, because WH Division believes that unilateral assets should”
“the Soviet merstion in Mexico City and now covering a 3 many 0a thirt. lines in n given month. The project - 1a staffed by an "outs:de" cage officer (Career Agent David M. WILSTAD (p) of Project ICG), four contract a ento who Jo ad- . ministrative work, and twenty-one field a”
“further sit uation report on his forthcoming trip co the Far East. He was ready to call off his trip if KUBARK felt that the world situation was gloomy. (See MEXI 1919, 11 September 1962). E. Security; There were no security problems for the month of September. F. Techni”
“dLenfthiu 0 -3- position, it should be possible to obtain, information on the Ministry of Education and other aspects of the Mexican ”education system which, according to the last word received ‘from Headquarters, is somewhat of a priority requirement. d. RMD. This project ”
“-UAR Ejercito Nacional 540 (name of person un known) f) Suderman & Horacio - facilities for three lines. Formerly precessed the Czech lines. Now nothing but being held open. g) Cuautla 131 - 3 Soviet Embassy (tapped in the Central) 1 Soviet propaganda office (tap in box)”
“nterest have become evident, both of which involve sensitive operational considerations: Mexico City •. Mexico City is considered one of the most important bases for Soviet clandestine operations against the United States. As a result Soviet and Cuban diplomatic installations hav”
“nterest have become evident, both of which involve sensitive operational considerations: Mexico City •. Mexico City is considered one of the most important bases for Soviet clandestine operations against the United States. As a result Soviet and Cuban diplomatic installations hav”
“"Colonias" at random, we have no prior warning of their presence in a certain area. li. In the recent past, Mexico hes been using houses for listing posts for security reasons. We have more control over the access of phone company inspectors or repairman to houses. However, ”
“13-00000 I’’ X714% .1 SELAtl 1-53 (C iS Mr. Goldsmith. Would the security suspects to related OH) to the Soviet or Cuban? — saves HSCA Mr. Scelo. Some of them were American Communists a living there whom we tapped at the specific request of J. BUILDING, PASUTHGTON, D”
“but since they seen to attack "Colonias" at rondos, we have no prior warning of their presence in a certain area. h. In the recent past, Mexico has been using houses for listing posts for security reasons. We have more control over the access of phone company inspectors or re”
“rs has on occasion appeared to be developing a basis for criticizing CIA's performance in its part : of the investigation in Mexico City, under its charter to evaluate the performance of the intelligence agencies. At one time, and possibly ز کرد still, they appeared to be attempt”
“Lazaro Cardeaas del Rio 2. Sam Brooks 3. Gral. Lazaro Cardenas Del Rio 4. Lic. Alonso Agullar Monteverde 3. CTAL 6. ing. Jorge L. Tamayo - 7. Russian Embassy : 8. Leopoldo Areaal Bastar 9. David Alfaro Siqueiros 10. . Problems Agricolas y Industrtales 11. Vicente Lombar”
“14-00000 6 June 1960 MEMORANDUM FOR THS RECORD SUBJECT: DEBRIEFING Or DAVID M. WILSTED (ps) 1. On 1 June 1960 Mr. John G. Heyn and Mr. Jolin Kennedy of WHD, Mr. Robert Brown of CI/OPS, Mr. Robert Bryant of FI/OPS and Mr. Charles Bray of FI/D met with David M. WILSTED (p”
“nd Luis Jimemez de ASUA) HMM-20835, 5 March 1963 (Confersation Sacha VOLMAN) - Juan Jose AREVALO and ΗΜΜΑ-21059,8 April 1963 (Judith FERRETO Segura) HMM-7160, 9 April 1963 (Whereabouts of Juan Jose AREVALO) ΗΜΜΑ-21087, 16 April 1963 (Judith FERRETO Segura) ΗΜΜΑ-21338, 10 May 1963”
“1 4-00000 ralsaan | CONFIDENTIAL | DEFERRED TELEPOUCH t/ 78 1584998 PAGE 003 1584998 TOR: 1820312 NOv 78 MEAT 47396 IN SEPTEMBER, ANOTHER OPERATION BEGAN AGAINST THE RETREAT OF THE SAME PRINCIPAL ADVERSARY MENTIONED ABOVE SINCE A MEM PROPERTY HAD BEEN ACQUIRED, AGAIN”
“14-00000 The Washington Post 6 December 1956 • . 1 Red Asylun Mexico • • By Roscoe Drummond Foreign Communists Find It a Safe Operating Base 1 C. MEXICO CITY—For-ign. todav. The record is perfect- sheltered safely here. They I ‘Communists continue to Sud ly clear on tha”
“1 4-00000 ro-oosewp-goono-t *7*797,99990 * 2 DISPATCH CLAN CATION ___PROCESSING_ACTION_______ E CK F Goe-or vom MARRED for INDEXING 10 Chief, WH Division1 xx NO INCSAING RT QUIREO INFO CUT QUMintO MSN FROM Br Csu 43-49 CAN Jutct INDEXING Chief of Station, Mexi”
“a 200) A S G -ie k ^ ^ 33.0 W-8-7 May05 2 S June 1960 - MEMORANDUM FOR THS RECORD SUBJECT : DSARDFING or tavrn H. wistsp (pa) 1. On 1 June 1960 Mr. John 0. Kayn and Mr. John Kennedy of WHD, Mr. Robert Brown of GI/OrS, Mr. Robert Bryant of FI/OPS and Mr. Charles Bray ”
“that wo might find out what makes yours so especially effective by having one of my people go to your station for a few days to talk with you and your officers and get the detailed story. I could then take another look at the other operations and see what's missing or what’s”
“Classification: 3- Jd - (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) o f. -12- a "li li A. Photographic Surveillance Operations Aimed at the Cuban Diplomatic Compound 1. Introduction The Mexico City Station of the Central A I”
“2 6 NA. ■ « < * m iim m N ^ ^ a 25 NCW 1 1AG CONFIDENTIAL Nevonboz 23, 4007 To: Hr. Henry Dearborn1 Doputy Chiof of Mission Mr. Wallaco W. Stuart : Counselor for Political Affairs 1. UG FromNathan L. Forrig a 7 Logal Attache Subject: INSTITUTO DE INTERCARDIO C”
“Division to have made significant contributions to the Station's well developed, high priority Soviet Operations Program. During the past year the various LIEMPTY base house installations produced valuable information in the form of photographic coverage and physical surveil”
“REFTTM OF RSN MEAT TO - ACAY WS. T HFOAL . 1. .Erofict of the Project. - - - -g*-2. - 77 AC: —The Soviet Embassy as Soviet tomrorcial Activities Reports milmitted during the past year have conveyed-ali substantial amount of detail concerning Soviet economic and co orcial”
“14-00000 ft "I SUBJECT: Unidentified Man Seen Going into Cuban and Soviet Embassies in Mexico City in Oct 1963. Photos Taken by Mexico City Station”
“7AP . @mR pp or Classification: B a ova Visvhte ij (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled ■ documents.) -13- which was in a separate building from the Embassy, was located on the corner cf Francisco Marquez and Zamora.7/. The CIA surveillanc”
“CLASS Caic DISP4TLH 91080 ase • HM MA-1 2095 DISPATCH S E CR ETAY -^^1 543 TO RtaSquAettes PRE % Into FROM . DATE SUBJECT RE "43 3" - (CHECK 'X" ONE) MARKED FOR INCOMING NO INDEUNG REQUIRED ACTION seQuieto INDEXING CAN K JUDGED BY QUAURED HQ DESK ONLY •rreence) ”
“14-00000 RET No.: HMM-1464 pages: 8 Number of enclosures: none Report m Arthur S. Approved by: Pe Distribution: copy to: S - Headquarters to: 2 - Files we cryptonym: Ce. OD dat comments: . Soviet f Forwarded herewith is the first in-a proposed series of monthly re”
“Z°. JRET .B172 FIELD INFORMATION REPORT -COUNTRY: REPORT No. Mexico EXAS-2178 ;. SUBJECT: 3- Activities of the Soviet ZbassyDATE CF INF): 131 Detcber 1956- Mexico City, Getober 1236. - :. :; • -. 1• - DATE ACQDIRED: . 1,3i Detczer 1956 PLACE ACQUIRED: Mexico City : DATE R”
“Through its technical coverage of the Soviet Embassy, 24 the station has been able to spot and, through subsequent action, to thwart a number of such Americans, several or whom might have done untold damage to U.S. interests had they not been apprehended. 20 In this respect, ”
“previously mentioned in connection with Soviet operations, resulted from an approach six years ago 24 from President Lopes Mateos. After considerable discussions, the a , operation was approved, providing the Mexican Government would 1a- 29, 34 clude Soviet and Satellite targ”
“13-00000 SECRET L September 12, 1995 WORKING PAPER Notes from meeting w/ ARRB staff Sept. 11, 1995 Issue: Presentation to Board at Sept. 20/21 meeting It was agreed that “STATIONS” would be the focus of the presentation 10:00 am, 20 Sept., one hour. Marwell recommended”
“HMMA-18538, 2 February 1962 (Cuban Commercial Activities) HMM-5883, 26 September 1961 (Cuban Commercial Activities) HMM-5915, 22 September 1961 (Transcontinental, S.A.) HMM-6012, 14 November 1961 (Mexican Firm Shipping U.S. Goods to Cuba) HMM-6220, 27 February 1962 (Lorenzo ”
“31 July 1963. MEXI-5568 reported this contact to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY. Bartolo (fnu) contacted former Governor of Baja California, Braulio MALDONADO Sandez on 16 July 1963 regarding the sale of Cuban pesos, MEXI-5569 reported this contact to He”
“14-00000 -no€D; /* •354 ST SCTIGA LUE/SD . : JANSEKING / ,j 10 Chief, WH Division - FCTNOT ‘?In DLoLNuBitU xx NO IND. 3. QUIPID A/Q.. ONLY C^ .3 DESK per CSN 43-43 FROM Chief, WOMOLD - Chief of Station, Mexico City W. MICROFILM LIENVOY/Completion of Training Re”
“24 II. ACTIONS PENDING: /the major pending action is the establishment of a penetration and or friendships within the PRI once the situ ation in PRI hear quarters has solidified to some degree. F or ex- ample ,/Lic/ .Juan MALDONADO, sits in sort of "limbo" at this date, ne”
“including some raises to some of the agents. He told me that on his last round of pay raises he had some -mat AWT difficulty here at headquarters. If any difficulty seems forthcoming , this time, I should like to have the matter brought to my attention 1. because, as you kn”
“pport activities Gregory D. PARMUTH for the above mentioned period.. 1. OERAL SUISMARY OP ACTIVITIES Two photographic operational assignments vere requested of PAPERUTE during the month of October. Station support consisted of the following suppo The servicing of three KURIOT req”
“ppear, one roll of 35mm fa vas expended on this operation as a practice exercise. 5. ΣΠΕΤΣΩΝ EVTPORE A. On 3, 4 and 5 October 1963, РАЛИЦИЯ vas requested to assist Harvey C. MILFORD in monitoring a receiver at an LF Lonted at a hotel la Maxico City. The purpose of this operation ”
“FIELD INFORMATION REPORT"' • ■ to COUNTRY: Mexico „: REPORT KO. EM-2038 .SUBJECT: •Activities of the Soviet E-bassy,DATE OF INFO: 1-30 Sept. 1956- Mexico City, September 1956. • . : ; • . ■ % - DATE ACQUIRED: 1-30 Sept. 1956 . PLACE ACQUIRED: Mexico City, DATE OF REPORT: 7 N”
“0100 10 7/1/63 AT +MMA - 21845, June monthly Tarasoff report Horsfall + Backlog 2. U.S. CitiZENS IN CONTACT. 3. Tarasoff CONTACT 4. Are hart + Leads of interest S. RETENtioN of SUMMARIES HmmYV -118313 8/6/6 3 91 Station Fol an Am. co lowd -ups HMMA-22005 8/23/63 ”