“h . You indicated that you were not involved in the actual decision-making proces s. We re you privy to the actual decision-making process? Ms. Goodpasture. It depended upon what it concerned. If it was a project that I worked on, I participated in it, but if it were a station ac”
“WASHINGTON, D.C. 20024 ( 202) 554-2345 1-10 1 2 3 S 0 7 00 9 10 11 12 13 4 Mr. Goldsmith. Yo u i ndi cated that you were not involved in the actual deci sion-making process. Were you pr ivy to the actual decision-making process? Ms. Goodpas tur e. It depended upon what it concern”
“ng process? Ms. Goodpasture. It depended upon what it co nce rne d. If it was a project that I wo rk ed on, I participated in it, but if it were a station activity, I did not. Mr. Goldsmith. Did your work at the station in Mexico City also involve o ccasionally making contact wit”
“documentation already on file which - - supports this recommendation. Enclose unciomilied citation. ‘ ,..- : ‘. - Miss Goodpasture has been on sick leave since July 1972 awaiting medical retirement in October 1973. She is a charter member of the Agency, having entered on duty”
“lly the case. He was 20 21 22 a very conscientious man, an intelligent man. He obviously had the int elligence for the post, or he would not have been assigned there. 23 Mr. Goldsmith. Is the Mexico City station one of the 24 largest CIA stations in operation? 25 Ms. Goodpasture.”
“i cip ated in it, but if it we re a station ac tivity, I did not. Mr. Goldsmith. Did your work at th e station in Mexico City also involve occasionally making contact with CIA agents in the field? Ms. Goodpasture. Yes. Mr. Goldsmith. Would you give the Congressional panel an eval”
“that I worked on, I participated in it, but if it were a station activity, I did not. Mr. G old smi th. Did your work at the station in Mexico City also involve occasionally making con tac t with CIA agents in the field? Ms. Goodpasture. Yes. Mr. Goldsmith. Would you give the Con”
“300 7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTERS BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20024 (202 ) 554-2345 1-10 1 2 3 S 0 7 00 9 10 11 12 13 4 Mr. Goldsmith. You i ndi cated that y ou wer e n ot involved in th e actual decision-making process. Were you privy to the actual decision-making process? Ms. Goodp”
“7 that he managed, or he wanted to manage, and I did the l egwork for it. 18 I would not say that I was his right hand in the entire 19 station. 20 Mr. Goldsmith. How many years di d you wo rk in Mexico 21 City? 22 23 Ms. Goodpasture. Eleven. Mr. Go ldsmith. Were you working with”
“r him that he did not as k 1 5 oth er people to do., He depended upo n me for certain projects lá 17 that he ma na ged , or he w anted to manage, and I did the legwork for it. 18 I would no t say that I was his right hand in the entire 19 station. 20 M r. Goldsmith. How many year”
“a t ti mes he asked me to do things for him that he did not ask 15 other people to do. , He d ep en ded u po n m e for certain projects lá 17 that he managed, or he wanted to manage, and I did the legwork for it. 18 I would not say that I was his right hand in the entire 19 stati”
“inn Scot t's competence as the Chief of Station? Ms. Goodpasture. Wel l, I think that he was a ve ry conscientious man, he was a hardworking man, he expected everyone else to do their wo rk, he worked long hours. Some people felt, or expressed t he opinion, in my presence, that 1”
“G ol ds mi th. Di d y our wo rk at the st ati on in Mexico City also involve occasionally making co ntact with CIA agents in the field? Ms. Goodpasture. Yes. Mr. Goldsmith. Would you give the Congressional panel an evaluation of Winn Scott's competence as the Chief of Station? Ms”
“cts lá 17 that he m anaged, or he wanted to manage, and I did the legwork for it. 18 I would not say that I was his right hand in the entire 19 station. 20 Mr. Goldsmith. How many years did you work in Mexico 21 City? 22 23 Ms. Goodpasture. Eleven. Mr. Goldsmith. Were you working”
“t say that I was his right hand in the entir e 1 9 station. 20 Mr. Goldsmith. How many years did you work in Mexico 21 City? 22 23 Ms. Goodpasture. Eleven. Mr. Goldsmi th. Were you working wi th Mr. Scott that / 24 entire time? 25 NW 66000 Docld:32 277 224 Page 11 Ms. Goodpasture”
“1 4-00000 15 September 1961: MOXANDUM FOR: Cocretary, cs/cs Panel (jnction B) SUBJECT 1Recommendation for Promotion to Grade GB-13.• Miss Ann L. Goodpasture _ 1. Hico Ann L. Goodpasture has been assigned to the Mexico City: Station since early 1957 as a Case officer in s”
“to do., He depended upon me for certain projects lá 17 that he managed, or he wanted to manage, a nd I did the legwork for it. 18 I would not say that I was his right h and in the entire 19 station. 20 Mr. Goldsmith. How many years di d you work in Mexico 21 City? 22 23 Ms. Goodp”
“anaged, or he wanted to manage, and I did the legwork for it. 18 I would not say that I was his righ t hand in the entire 19 station. 20 Mr. Goldsmith. How many years did you work in Mexico 21 Cit y? 22 23 Ms. Go odp ast ure . Eleven. Mr. Goldsmith. Were you working with Mr. Scot”
“6 3. Where were you stationed at that time? 001149 NW 6600 0 Do cld:3227722 4 Page 9 ALDERSON REPORT ING COMPANY, INC. 300 7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTERS BUILD ING, WASILEN CT ON. D. C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 1 Ms. Goodpasture. 1 -8 Where was I stationed at that time? 2 Mr. Goldsmith. ”
“ith. Did your work at the station in Mexico City also involve occasionally making contact with CIA a gents in the field? Ms. Goodpasture. Yes. Mr. Goldsmit h. Would you give the Congression al panel an evaluatio n of Winn Scott's competence as the Chief of Station? Ms. Goodpastur”
“am drawing your attention to 1963. Where were you stationed at that time? 001149 NW 66000 D ocl d:3 2277224 Page 9 ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. 300 7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTERS BUI LDI NG, WASILENCTON. D. C . 2 0024 (202) 554-2345 1 Ms. Goodpasture. 1-8 Where was I stationed at”
“the station in Mexico City also involve occasionally making contact with CIA agents in th e f iel d? Ms. Goodpasture. Yes. Mr. Goldsmith. Would you give the Congressional panel an evaluation of Winn Scott's competence as the Chief of Station? Ms. Goodpasture. Well, I think that h”
“assy. I did routine clerical office functions, originating correspondence, answering correspondence. Mr. Goldsmith. What type of liaison work did you do with the Mexican government? Ms. Goodpasture. What type of 60o wink của yom du wit Mr. Golsmith. --liaison work did you do with”
“l decision-making process. Were you privy to the actual decision-making process? Ms. Goodpasture. It depended upon what it concerned. If it was a project that I w orked on, I participated in it, but if it were a s tation activity, I did not. Mr. G oldsmith. Did your work at the s”
“t involved in the actual decision-making process. Were you privy to the actual decision-making proce ss? Ms. Goodpasture. It depended upon wh at i t concerned. If it was a project that I worked on, I participated in it, but if it were a s ta ti on ac tiv ity , I di d n ot. Mr . G”
“the ! Director of Oper ations, or clandestine service. I suppose that would be a more appropriate t erm. Mr. Goldsmith. Fine. When did you retire from the CIA? Ms. Goodpasture. I think it was in June, 1973. Mr. Goldsmith. Miss Goodpasture, I am drawing your attention to 1963. Whe”
“time? 001149 NW 66000 Docld:32277224 Page 9 A LDE RSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. 300 7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTERS BUILDING, WASILENCTON. D. C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 1 Ms. Goodpasture. 1 -8 Where was I stationed at that time? 2 Mr. Goldsmith. Yes. 3 Ms. Go odpasture. Here in Washington”
“h. Yes. Ms • Goodpasture. I thought you said '73. I w as stationed in Mexico City. Mr. Goldsmith. In what capacity we re you stationed in Mexico City ? Ms . Goodpasture. I was a staff employee of the CIA in the Em bas sy working unde r c ove r of the State Department. Mr. Goldsmi”
“S.W. REPORTERS BUILDING, WASILENCTON. D. C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 1 Ms. Goodpasture. 1-8 Where was I stationed at that time? 2 Mr. Goldsmith. Yes. 3 Ms. Goodpast ure . Here in Washington. Oh, 1963? Excuse me. A S 0 7 00 3 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 14 15 lé 17 18 19 20 31 22 23 Mr. Goldsmi”
“on to 1963. Where were you stationed at that tim e? 001149 NW 66000 Docld:32277224 Page 9 ALDER SO N REPORTING COMPANY, INC. 300 7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTERS BUILDING, W AS IL EN CT ON. D. C. 200 24 (20 2) 554-2345 1 Ms. Goodpasture. 1-8 Where was I stationed at that time? 2 Mr. Go”
“13-00000 SEGRET/SENSITIVE -2- 3 Barbara Boyle? Researcher Served approximately three weeks from January to mid-February 1977. 3 Alva King Researcher Served approximately 2 weeks in February 1977. Howard Brubaker Researcher Served approximately 2 weeks in February 19”
“7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTERS BUILDING, WASILENCTON. D. C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 1 Ms. Goodpasture. 1-8 Where was I stationed at that time? 2 Mr. Goldsmith. Yes. 3 Ms. Goodpasture. Here in Washington. Oh, 1963? Excuse me. A S 0 7 00 3 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 lé 17 18 19 20 31 22 23 Mr. G”
“2277224 Page 9 ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. 300 7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTERS BUILDING, WASILENCTON . D. C. 20024 (202) 5 54-2345 1 Ms. Goodpasture. 1-8 Where was I stationed at that time? 2 Mr. Goldsmi th. Yes. 3 Ms. Goodpasture. Here in Washington. Oh, 1 963? Excuse me. A S 0 ”
“ength of time? Mr . Goldsmith. Yes. Ms. Goodpasture. Well, I worked for a number of different branch es, but most of the time I was ou tside o f the United States and it came under what is now called the ! Director of Oper at ions, o r cla ndes ti ne s er vi ce . I suppose that w”
“ANY, INC. 300 7TH STREET , S .W. REPORTERS BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20024 (202) 55 4-2 345 1 -10 1 2 3 S 0 7 00 9 10 11 12 13 4 Mr. Goldsmith. You indicated that you were not involved in the actual decision-making process. Were you privy to the actual decision-making process? M”
“NGTON, D.C. 20024 (2 02) 554-2345 12 13 A lot of peop le said that I was Winn's right h and be ca us e fe 14 at times he asked me to do things for him that he did not ask 15 other people to do., He depended upon me for c ertain projects lá 17 that he managed, or he wanted to ma n”
“Classification:3 PEOL (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled cocuments.) -50- She reported directly to him. While she may not have been invested with any command authority by virtue of her position at the Station, certainly she was a kind o”
“45 1 Ms. Goodpasture. 1-8 Where was I st ationed at that time? 2 Mr. Goldsmith. Yes. 3 Ms. Goodpastu re. Here in Washington. Oh, 1963? Excuse me. A S 0 7 00 3 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 lé 17 18 19 20 31 22 23 Mr. Goldsmith. Yes. Ms • Goodpasture. I thought you said '73. I was stationed”
“aking process? Ms. Goodpastu re. It depended upon what it concer ned . I f i t was a project tha t I worked on, I participated in it, but if it were a station activity, I did not. Mr. Goldsmith. Did your work at the station in Mexico City also involve occasionally making c ont ac”
“der what is now called the ! Director of Operations, or clandestine service. I suppose that would be a more appropriate term. Mr. Goldsmith. Fine. When did you retire from the CIA? Ms. Goodpasture. I think it was in June, 1973. Mr. Goldsmith. Miss Goodpasture, I am drawing your a”
“processes, which I did not, and acted for Mr. Scott in his absence. 300 7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTERS B UILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 12 13 A lot of people said that I was Winn's right hand because fe 14 at times he asked me to do things for him that he did not ask ”
“ed the ! Director of Operations, or clandestine s ervice. I suppose that would be a more appropriate term. Mr. Goldsmith. Fine. When d id you retire from the CIA? Ms. Goodpas ture. I th in k it was in June, 1973. Mr. Goldsmith. Miss Goodpasture, I am drawing your attention to 1 9”
“. Ye s. 3 Ms. Goodpasture. Here in Washington. Oh, 1963? Excuse me. A S 0 7 00 3 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 lé 17 18 19 20 31 22 23 Mr. Goldsmith. Yes. Ms • Goodpasture. I thought you said '73. I was stationed in Mexico City. Mr. Goldsmith. In what capacity were you stationed in Mexico ”
“A lot of people said that I was Winn's rig ht han d because fe 14 at times he asked me to do th ing s for him that he d id not ask 15 other people to do., He depended upon m e f or certain projects lá 17 that he managed, or he wanted to m anage, and I did the legwork for it. 18 I”
“yee of the CIA in the Embassy working under cover of the State Department. Mr. Goldsmith. What we re your responsibilities as a staff employee at that time ? M s. Goodpasture. I worked as a case officer on liaison projec ts wit h t he Mexicans and liaison with other government ag”
“One ulr Classification: 139 1UE 00 &ZUTT1 .2 (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) -49- A: It is not precise the way the work was divided...163/ IC —W Q: Now, I don't uncerstand why, if you knew C°0 '1 this description was”
“absence. 300 7TH STREET, S.W. REPORTER S BUILDING, WASHING TON, D.C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 12 13 A lo t of people said that I was Winn's right hand because fe 14 at time s h e a ske d m e t o do things for him that he did not ask 15 other people to do., He depended upon me for cer”
“Mr. Scott that / 24 entire time? 25 NW 66000 Docld:32277224 Pag e 1 1 Ms. Goodpasture. Yes. He was t here first. 001151 ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. 300 7TH S TREET, S.W. REPORTERS BUILDING, W ASHINGTON, D.C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 1-10 1 2 3 S 0 7 00 9 10 11 12 13 4 Mr. Go ld ”
“vernment? Ms. Goodpasture. What type of 60o wink của yom du wit Mr. Gol smi th. -- liaiso n w ork di d you do with the Mexican government. 24 Ms. Goodpasture. What type of inside? 25 Mr. Goldsmith. Liaison. You indicated that you did 001150 NW 66000 Docld:32277224 Page 1 0 A LDER”
“you do with the Mexican government . 24 Ms. Goodpasture. What type of inside? 25 Mr. Goldsmith. Lia ison. You indicated that you did 001150 NW 66000 Docld:3 227 7224 Pa ge 10 ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. 1 liaison work with the Mexican government. 2 1-9 3 5 ό 7 00 8 9 10 11 M”