“overt, or of no interest to customer agencies. The following evaluations were received: "Mexican Technicians Going to Work in Cuba" - State Department said this report was of moderate importance and that the information was new and useful. "Nicaraguan Revolutionary Activit”
“as an operational support asset in the Cuban area, the following are examples of the valuable and abundant positive intelligence production furnished DLIPEAT. ■ HNM-5044, 0 July 1960 (Oil From Mexico For Cuba) H13A-15409, 17 August 1960 (AMSEAD-1) :1-5101, 10 August 1060 (”
“3- ■ 1 as banking transactions, landscaping activities, eviicnces of internal • construction, cte. Examples of this type of report are HEofne and ill N-2446. -2375..... . CAf. Military Activities of the Soviet chtassy— 19074-32 ._ 2223/05/40, 2391 and it: 2450 are examples ”
“objectives and tasks include refinements of desired efforts and also provide for covert action operations against Cuban targets in Mexico. The former task for production of motion pitures and their distribution has been deleted, as it is no longer a valid requirement; two fo”
“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”
“inf -226, dated.16 Jamn 1957, lit FEC Rdf-ute-meo-A,- ; Geof ovist iriote to oxicos" 1502-0 on-eemge. Soviotondirtaryictivitiose-t--6-yrgp-orx---40-X ajoqmAD Menthly reports are prepared froe LIFEAT information on ih c contacts between Soviet and Hexi-on military personnel. They”
“include - refinements of desired efforts and also provide for covert 'action operations against Cuban targets in Mexico. The former task for production of motion pitures and their 9 distribution has been deleted, as it iz no longer a valid requirement; two former tasks perta”
“provided positive identifications of these persons. Norberto Hernandez, a DGI headquarters of f icer 1 visiting Mexico, was identified in this way., 2. The Station utilizes KDAFGHAN photographic coverage and logs to verify the visits of Station assets to the Cuban Embassy. ”
“sen to tives of . India and Indonesia. The diplomatic reports have also shown an improvement - of relations with the Yugoslavs(which were non-existent for several years - here). The traffic and reports further show that the Soviets, Poles and .- Czechs have frequent interchan”
“uing operational support in the CI/CE field, the following informational reporting was provided. :.. HMM-6626, 10 August 1962 (Soviet Scholarship for the Daughter of David Alfaro Siqueiros, Imprisioned Communist) HMM-667, 24 August 1962 (Mexican Delegates to Technical Movie Congr”
“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”
“13-00000 SECRET operational leads and debriefs those with information of intelli- a gence value. Heretofore this project has suffered from lack of 52 adequate facilities and trained personnel. Only 29 positive in- telligence reports were disseminated by Headquarters during”
“KDABS INTH: Operating through KDFACTOR-5, KDABS INTH produced 158 rolls of film. It provided the Station with information on visitors to the MHHARSH installation, giving special attention to visits of "WOCORK-type" persons. KDABSINTH continues to fulfill requirements from the”
“absent. 9. Production, • The volume of paper produced by this project is hardly reflected in formal disseminations, operational cables, and dispatches which numbered 39 during June. The daily summaries, the transcripts from two Czech lines, five Soviet lines, and five Cuban ”
“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”
“within the framework of constitutionality. The previous charge for reporting on secret shipments of strategic materials from Mexico 2% to bloc countries is no longer specifically required and has been deleted. II. OBJECTIVES PRIORITY A 1. Obtain information on Sino-Soviet ”
“in charge of move- LIEMBRACE. Mexico City station surveillance team. Names of team ments el. us-domicisix population. Montevideo station liaison members unknown._____ _ _ collaborates. lienvoy. Joint telephone-tapping operation between Mexico City’ JONES, DERRS: Agent of the M”
“V 000102 50-8-10 Official ReprPesentative SoviinetMexico. 100-5-1Soviet Intelligences Services in the USA. 101-102”
“14-00000 (DTS I Llay ‘‘ *1 th* CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH HMMA-21530 15-61-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office) 15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Film Representative) 45-61-80 Czech Embassy 45-61-81 Czech Embas jy B. Material Processed 93 pages of dally resumes 53 reels of C”
“request. CIA - IR-15 - Mexico City Station electronic surveillance and surveillance tapes (S) The Directorate of Operations has checked Headquarters records for files referenced in HMMW 12454 20 .”
“framework of constitutionality. The previous charge for reporting on secret shipments of strategic materials from Mexico to bloc countries is no longer specifically required and has bean deleted. n« ORJEcrIves PRIORITY A 1. Obtain information on Sine-Soviet bicc plans and ”
“14-00000 wy ( SECRET Changes The only major change during the project year was the installation of a TV monitor/robot camera combination during. October 1970, the month designated as "Cuban month. "; This 1 added coverage contributed to the compilation of target studies”
“Operations program of the Mexico Station." The project produces primarily operational data and counterintelli gence information. It provides leads, evidence of which Soviet officers have been in the Embassy and which ones have been away, who has used which car, who has been ”
“IZED DISPATCH AS PROCESSING ACTION CLASSIFICATION SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING XX NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK per CSH-43-43 CAN JUDGE INDEXING MICROFILM SUBJECT Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES Action: None. For Headquarters inf”
“the FBI, they might be used identify Soviet illegals. Three of these double agents have all received intelligence assignments from the Soviets of an 1 yet undefined nature in the U.S. Another appears destined for some Soviet es- signrent in the Philippines. Since the Soviets ”
“14-00000 CEREX -- 1) ollowin, the daily movements of LITOK personnel; 11) providing and cen.irain; the identities or LIPRICK sta ers and their visitors (some or whom were PBPREErs); lii) verifying the relative rank and position as well as the specific intelligence servic”
“13-00000 ECRET mmber one priority of Soviet operations here elsewhere in the world. 21. The station 1a seeking to supplement its collection through technical means with a program to acquire at least one access agent for each member of the Soviet Embassy staff. These n ac”
“RECENT MONTHS. IN APRIL 1978, THE STATION UNDERTOOK Al AUDIO OPERATION DIRECTED AT THE OFFICIAL OUT-OF-TOWN RETREAT OF A PRINCIPAL ADVERSARY IN MEXICO. SUBJECT PARTICIPATED IN THE RECRUITMENT OF A CARETAKER ■ WHO PROVIDED ACCESS TO THE TARGET INSTALLATION AND WAS SUBSEGUENTL”
“LAAAAAA '[104-10071-10324] 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 * CIASSIHCATION PROCESSING ACTION/ 98 10 DISPATCH SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING Chief, Western Hemisphere Division X NO IDE KING REQUIRED INFO. Attention: Chief, ”
“mcnt of State cable which The Ambassador asked Chief of Station to read to (but not to leave with) LITENSOR. When Chief of Station told LITENSOR that he was to read the telegram (which concerned GPIDEAL’s statements and position on Cuba) to him, LITENSOR asked if he could dict”
“was received from LIFLAT concerning the Mexican Communist Party and its fronts. The latter included the Circulo de Estudios Dexiennos(the intellectual author of which was covered in LLEAT) and the Mexican Peace Movement, Society of Friends- of China and various art fronts(thr”
“Counter-intelligence matters constitute the major I portions of this' of this Station's nela tcd Mission Directive ana Ad.Ar has contributed more leads and general information on the Soviet aspect of this subject than all other Station sources combined. The following reports a”
“14-00000 0. Rea file Lien vey ops __ PROUSING AC TON to . DISPATCH SEGRET 3, 1 L..i---e, MARRED FOR iRpcuing Chief, WH Division XX DESENSITIZED NO INDEXING BQUIZCD IO ONLY QuALiFit orsn CAN JUDGE INDCIIM FROM Chief of Station, Mexico City Ber tsy 43-43 MICROFI”
“SSEisX -13- brought to the attention of the QAS, and urged that this action be taken as soon as possible. b. Urged the Government of Guatcanla to submit evidonce of communist activity to the OAS. 7. Surveillance of Sthen Dinleatic. Comexical and Cultural isploce. (To be f”
“ciAsSiRcahoe PROCESSING ACTION to DISPATCH SECRET MATED F INDEXING Chief, Western Hemisphere Division NO CUNG REQUIRED INFO. OUT QULIN D DESK Chief, Soviet Bloc Division CAN RIOGERDEUNG' FROM Acting Chief of Station, Mexico City^ - MICRORUA SUB C • KDFACTOR Operational”
“aant 1 CONTINUATION OF HMMA-14991 DISPATCH SECRET/ atenelnte 1773 f. Coverage LIMERICK 5 lines LITMUS 2 lines LIERCDE and rCGica lines 5 lines (one terminated 27 April due to lack of value.) American Communists 1 line Targets of Opportunity 2 lines (one installed 1 ”
“1 4-00000 CONTINUATION OF HMMA- 19233 DISPATCH PE 2-1880 was ill. (See MEXI 0822. L7 May 1962). D. Liaison During the period under review the Chief of Station maintained regular contact with LIELEGANT and other individuals connected with the Project. E. Security Ther”
“)0000 CASSIOCATION PROCESSING ACTION to DISPATCH SECRET MAECED w INDEXING Chief, Western Hemisphere Division NO INDCIING REQUTRLO irg. DAY QUALO DISK Chief, Soviet Bloc Division_____ prr CAN RIDCL motxnG FROM Chief of Station, Mexico City wwa SUBEI KDFACTOR Operati”
“1 4-00000 CuntvsenCrol DISPATCH SE CHET HMMA-21845 TO : Chief, WH Division . Hqs File No: 50-6-75/4 FROM : Chief of Station, Mexico City No Indexing Required SUBJECT C Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY ACTION : For Headquarters informal ion. REF : HMMA-21”
“th ist intimate knowledge. We further recommended that maximum discrimination be used 1h determin ing material which should be filed and that wherever possible the sheer bulk of the e filing be reduced. We further recomi be reduced. ded that . overtir made voluntarily when”
“CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION 10 DISPATCH SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING Chief, Western Hemisphere Division NO owonas MOUIRSO two. oar QUALIFIED DESK Chief, Soviet Bloc Division CAN JUDGE MOLING Acting so Chief of Station, Mexico City 022 miceorus CKDFACTOR Operationa1”
“to the -ovist Frblany, which dooe not fit into any general category, is net forth each sonthi in a corien of reports on eiscellancous activities. These reports include such randop informs tion as banking transactions, landscaping activities, evidences of intornal construction,”
“Satellite Branch, Covert Action Branch, Communist Party Branch, and operational catch-all which is called the ’’Operational Support Branch." This letter branch is headed by senior operations officer who, has two assist- ante, but the branch in reality 1 extension of the chie ”
“-7- WHWTTZ Zendar and Ciono Sliand - tended to confirm data on. - station the said matters of talned thrown other - °sources. LISTAT G0. alen added do ails which were nothavailable to other Station a - A .mourcoe, such no the nim-n of the persons wosought to help those: = L”
“13-00000 ( ( 0. Recruit third nationals and Latin American diplomats to be assigned or transferred to bloc countries. 2% d. Obtain communications intelligence on bloc diplo matic traffic. Ay 4. Obtain information on the Chinese Communists in Mexico. S. Spot, assess ”
“1 7nwii"o Kom-2431, dated 20 February 1957 Tolichin -Logation Contreta dir Carlos N gooe -. Augusto IRN (Venosuolan (omnist)" 00/0 / 02532, dated 29 baren 1957, ackers on t. - Oosend 00x17 orenro. a TEC -- -01-5941, dated-9.January 1957, "Jalfususond **=* fee f, - -KATZ *”
“-**** / her b. Soviet Diplons. AEtVittes .. Reference is ade to E. 2327, 12.-2395 and d-2465 as examples’. of .the type ‘of montily re ports now -being submitted re lative to the Liplomatic. activities of the Soviet classy. These reports, based almost entirely on‘ LI EAT, ind”
“15- CIFENCE-D is currently assigned to the section of CIRASH . with basic responsibility for guerrilla activity. As a result he is required to spend between 50 and 75 percent of bis time outside, of Caracas. While this has made him somewhat less accessible to the Station, he ”
“investigator, has continued to follow up on leads developed from other operations; has been the primar source of information on residences of Soviet Embassy personnel; nas provided investigative information on several cases or CI interest; and has trained surveillance assets”
“as a dedicated agent for JKLAUCE has enabled him to provide the station with copies of several of these reports and documents. During this reporting period he has provided 119 copies of such reports and documents 1 Some of the more significant requests levied on CIFENCE-4 d”