“CONTACT SHOULD BE INITIATED THROUGH HIM (DIEGUEZ) AND NOT DIRECTLY TO POSADA FOR ’’SECURITY REASONS”. HOWEVER, IF NECESSARY POSADA CAN TRAVEL TO THE US. 5. DIEGUEZ WAS TOLD THAT HIS REQUEST IN BEHALF OF POSADA WOULD BE FORWARDED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE CHANNELS AND THAT WE C”
“of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 659 90 Date : 11 -01-2021 [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10428-1013 5 NW 65990 Docld:32396775 Page 1 1. LEADS INVESTIGATED BY CIA. This list does not include disseminations or memoranda on Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte and Silvia Tirado de DURAN. These”
“se#:NW 65924 Date: 10-25-2021 ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10102-10146 NW 65924 Docld:32356694 Page 2 ( La b F 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. LEADS INVESTIGATED BY CIA. This list does not include disseminations or memoranda on Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte and Silvia Tirado de DURAN. These two leads have b”
“10-25-2021 ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10102-10146 NW 65924 Docld:32356694 Page 2 ( Lab F 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. LEADS INVESTIGATED BY CIA. This list does not include disseminations or memoranda on Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte and Silvia Tirado de DURAN. These two leads have been treated separate”
“#:NW 65990 Date: 11-01-2021 [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10428-10135 NW 65990 Docld:32396775 Page 1 1. LEADS INVESTIGATED BY CIA. This list does not include disseminations or memoranda on Gilberto ALVARADO Ugarte and Silvia Tirado de DURAN. These two leads have been treated separat”
“E. FORD, TENN Select Committee on Assas៨ tions PP.CAD J. FITHIAN, IND. 14 Luty 1978 ROBERT WEDGAIFA. (202) 225-4624 U.S. House of Representatives 3331 HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING, ANNEX 2 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515 July 13, 1978 CLC 2137 Mr. Scott Breckinridge Principal Coordinator/HSCA Of”
“headquarters, the station reported also th at the FBI office in Mexico-City had been advised by Mexi can authorities that Lopez entered Mexico on November 27 at Nuevo Laredo. 5/ NW 66000 Docld:32273520. Page 4 Cuban- American...page 3 Seist the Next day In another classified mess”
“1/97 15668 SUD/GCL (CIVA INFO CLASSIFIED PER KP2/10/47) (STATE DEPY DECLASSIFIED NJN 11/4/93) SECRET REPRODUCTION FROM THIS COPY IS PROHIBITED UNLESS "UNCLASSIFIED" NW 65994 Docld:32171186 Page 2 173-10005 INCOMING TELEGRAM CONTROL: 19976 SECRET CORRECTION ISSUED: 11/30/63 8 PM-T”
“it was the MArchreports stated that t he information contained in the earlier dispatch which discuss ed Ruiz's contact "jibes fully wi th that provided [SOURCE] sta tion by LITEMPO early December 196,322 A 201 file was opened on Gi lberto Polica rpó Lopez by Agency headqu arters ”
“14-00000 14 19 February,1968 i- Subject: LIAIS/3 Report of Meeting with Carmen Lozada. 1. At 2100 oxi 16/2/63 LIRTDC/3 reported to xoiton that he had met with Carmen Lozada at about 1130 en 17/2/63, at the square in Coyacan. He explained that on 15/2/58 thein sutual frie”
“for relatives and business associates, September 30, 1976 October, 1976 CAS CANE ARAB AwD 1018 deyr :the last being Ricardo on October 1, 1976 Leo says he has seen Posada on about three occasions since 1973, the last being in June 1976 when Posada inquired if the FBI had in”
“r 27 at Nuevo Laredo. 5/ NW 66000 Docld:32273520. Page 4 Cuban- American...page 3 Seist the Next day In another classified message dated December 4, 1963 City to the Mexico City Station from CIA headquarters, the Agency reported that the State Department check on Lopez had produc”
“ch, Ruiz reported that he cou ld not verify the contact's information, : :" but thought it migh t be of interest to the United States government. 20/ NW 6 6000 Docld:32273519 Page 7 Cuban-A merican...pag e 6 The cable stated also that background information concerning the Monterr”
“concerning ntor ten brought bick from. 0mnd art irs it Hermosille , Sonora recentlyby. LORE ZO MOLLA- Vitk. cile ia ‘Xiese ad.egeb that two Amerienke with United State CONFIDENTIAL - Ancunti, Stake 299 OWEASgsowx CONFIDENTIAL Communist’s C:credentials (reference is m”
“COMMITTEE SENSITIVE Phillips, page 12. Carlos Blanco had probably been made up for the purposes of this one report. He said that he recalled the name of Luisa Calderon, a bit better after reading the document. He said that she may have been the asset who worked in the Embas”
“s proceeded by bus to Mexico Ci ty "w here he entered Cuban embassy"; it s aid that he left the Cuba n Embassy on November 27 and was the only passenger for Cuba on flight #3465. 18/ It said the contact reported that Lopes was issued Mexican travel form B, %324553, at Nuevo Lared”
“he FBI and CIA on this lead amplifies the information which was in the possessiond the two agencies. CIA Investigation ine The first information on the travel of the Cuban- American appeared on December 1963. At that time the IN Carly Mexico City Station of the CIA sent a classif”
“ed by Mexican au thorities that Lopez ente red Mexico on November 27 at Nuevo Laredo. 5/ NW 66000 Do cld:32273519 Page 4 Cuban-American...page 3 Sest the Next day In another classified message dated December 4, 1963 Cit A to the Mexico City Station from CIA headquarters, the Agen”
“t the allegations made by ALVARADO were the NW 65990 Docld:32393817 Page 5 4 thoroughly investigated by Central Intelligence Agency and Federal Bureau of Invest igation representatives in Mexico City in liaison with the responsible Mexican law enforcement authorities. Refer- ence”
“Classification: 1UL iOMi11 UP—NHYUL (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) - 53 - 758/ Memorandum for the Record cn Trip to Mexico City, from W. David Slawson, 4/22/64, pp. 22-23. Emphasis added. 759/ HSCA Interview of David Phillip”
“cal with a Gilberto Lopez who had been identified as active in pro-Castro groups in Los Angeles. (U) Page.5. Second paragraph. The indicated deletions (Monterrey Station, Enrique Ruiz Montalvo, and reference to the Mexican police dealing with CIA) are appropriate. Thereafter, whe”
“Cuban-American...page 3 Sest the Next day In another classified message dated December 4, 1963 Cit A to the Mexico City Station from CIA headquarters, the Agency reported that the State Department check on Lopez had produced nothin yet because of the difficulty in tracing records”
“ING DEFINITIVE ON THE CENTRAL ISSUE. REPRODUCTION FROM THIS COPY IS PROHIBITED UNLESS "UNCLASSIFIED" SECRET C 1 NW 65990 Docld:32395493 Page 2 INCOMING TELEGRAM CONTROL: 19976 SECRET CORRECTION ISSUED: 11/30/63 8 PM-TRT -2-1213, NOVEMBER 30, 3 PM FROM MEXICO CITY-CORRECTED PAGE T”
“red to in the classified message to the Mexico City Station involved cooperation between the CIA and Mexican federal officials who participated in a plan of photographing passengers of flights departing for Havana. and obtaining the passenger lists of the Cubana flights. Mexican ”
“S. and Mexico had been closed to eliminate any possibility of murderer's escape into Mexico. 1 1 i i DIR 84802 (ref MEXI 7014 - para 13 above) Thanks. This connection was also noted here. Trust you will be able use all your facilities to follow and report Sov Emb activity and rea”
“pitched Ruiz but that "there were several attempts to pitch intelligence types." Mr. Phillips was shown Carlos Blanco’s report of 28 June 1963. He stated that he had probably seen it previously but does not remember it specifically. He said that the name COMMITTEE SENSITI”
“Record. (p. 208.) 3. November 24, 1964, CIA Informant Report. (p. 209.) 4. November 24, 1964, Elena Garro Meeting with Mexico City Legal Attache Officers. (p. 210.) Clas ation: vom f-ml 515 Classified derivation: NW 48327 DocId: 32263889 Page 5”
“en U. S. and Mexico had been closed to eliminate any possibility of murderer's escape into Mexico. i DIR 84802 (ref MEXI 7014 - para 13 above) Thanks. This connection was also noted here. Trust you will be able use all your facilities to follow and report Sov Emb activity and rea”
“ve that Alvarado vould be available for further interview in Nicaragua if the United States desired. Mr. Papich stated that the Bureau vould like to have him subjected to a polygraph examination by this Agency and would appreciate receiving word as soon as possible as to whether ”
“and... envelopes" (pads and crystals). Sylvia told subject that she had seen the envelope and that when Enrique CEPERO’s family informed her that he was captured she hid everything in the house that could incriminate "Carlos’’ Under the dog house in the back yard" . "Carlos "”
“Classification: IUF DLLKL 1 (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) - 76 - 1146/ See Section VI, C above. 1147/ See Mexico City Procedures Write-up Trip 2 Appendix 3. 1148/ See Section VI, C, above. 1149/ See Section VI, C, above.”
“hould so inform FBI headquarters. (State Dept. Cable 958, 11/26/63) 2001190 Classification: NW 66000 Docld:32271320 Page 2 Cla ssified by derivation: C lassification: (This form is to be used for material extra cted from CIA-co ntrolled documents.) 8 graphs of Cuban Consulate per”
“Classification (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) 1 239 - group. 1046/ we On July 4, 1967, Headquarters cabled the Mexico City Station that Contreras story should be explored to the fullest even though he might have fabricat”
“ty Station involved (cooperation between the CIA and Mexican federal officials who participated in a plan of photographing passengers of flights departing for Havana. and obtaining the passenger lists of the Cubana flights. Mexican officials also had their own program to photogra”
“Classification TOP SECKEI (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) f 70- 1044/ Ibid. ( 1045/ Ibid. 1046/ Ibid. , 1047/ Cable from the Director to Mexico City, 7/4/67, DIR 16823, $ Wx-7241, Entry 626, p. 119, CIA #746. * 1048/ Ibi”
“Classification: (This form eipourpun al Extracted from CIA-b 1 Ca SEGKET - 273 Appendix 3: HSCA Procedural Write-up Mexico Trip 2 House Select Committee staffers Edwin Juan Lopez and Harold Leap traveled tc Mexico City on August 7, 1978. The staff members were met by Da”
“3 en route to Havana and that Lopez had. disappeared with no record of his trip to Havana. According to the message, Lopez had a tourist card, carrying number 24553, which he obtained in Tampa on November 20, 1963 and his passport number was 310162. The message stated that Lopez ”
“there and that he had specifically gone there to talk to him. He said that Lachuga turned off all the advances he made. Phillips was asked why the Agency had sent a cable to Mexico after Ms. Duran's arrest saying "don't allow any Americans to have contact with her." (parap”
“would not be asked about the activity he engaged in that, unknown to him, was at CIA initiative. b. Henry Lopez A former contract agent He is a former employee--as distinguished of CIA. from "agent" in the full sense of the word--and could be interviewed as a former employee. c. ”
“nrad T DeLoach Evans DECODED COPY Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel ☐ AIRGRAM XXCABLEGRAM ☐ ☐ RADIO TELETYPE Gandy SECRET CONFIDENTIAL (5) PAGE 2, FROM LEGAT MEXICO CITY NO191 NCR FRANKLYN a. (S) Captun WHEELOCK GARCIA OF NICARAGUAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE IS ARRIVING MEXICO CITY TODAY TO B”
“APA 6.2R9 Classification: UGtsos kas a (This form is to be used for material extracted from CIA—controlled documents.) - 151 - The request for further investigation and dis semination contained in paragraph 5 of the. 10/10 cable to Mexico was the reason that the cable w”
“-controlled documents.) 5 CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TÔ DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT to Cuba, he observed approximately eight persons enter the office of Eusebio Azcue, the Cuban Consul in Mexico City. according to Alvarados However, Azcue was not in his office bu”
“The message stated that Lopez left Mexico for Havana on November 27 via Cubana (Airlines) According The classified message listed the cryptonym LIFIRE as the originA/ source of information on Lopez's travel. It indicated the Mexico City Station had no traces on him. 4/ of the sam”
“, "At least three stated three times times?" Ms. Tirado said. "Three times, you know?" She Ms. Duran further stated that if she testified in Washington and the Committee concluded that she was lying she would be crucified when she returned to Mexico. Mr. Lopez reassured her and e”
“essage to the Mexico City Station involved (coop eration between the CIA and Mexican federal offi ci als who participated in a plan of photographing passengers of flights departing for Havana. and obtaining the passenger lists of the Cubana flights. Mexican officials also had the”
“letter will address other items of interest. (U) SECRET NW 65924 Docld:32369812 Page 2 22490 SECRET Page 2. As a matter of interest, on this page and those following, repeated reference to messages as being "classified;" this seems odd to us. As you are aware there is very little”
“nd Mexico had been closed to eliminate any possibility of murderer's escape into Mexico. 15. 23 Nov. DIR 84802 (ref MEXI 7014 - para 13 above) Thanks. This connection was also noted here. Trust you will be able use all your facilities to follow and report Sov Emb activity and rea”
“MARY OF FILE REVIEW CONDUCTED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS ON 31 OCTOBER 1978. Response dated 20 August 1978. "SUBJECT: Response to HSCA Request of 25 July 1978. 1. A thorough review of Agency files containing production from the LILYRIC photographic surveillance operation in Mexico City ”
“is in telephone contact with the Third Secre tary of the Mexican Embassy in Guatemala. He has made inquiries about L/3 with the Guats on behalf of Foreign Minister CARRILLO Flores. A few weeks ago (prior to the assasination of the U.S. Ambassador) the Third Secretary. told ”
“staffers interviewed Ernesto Lehfeld Miller. (See Ernesto Lehfeld Miller interview write-up.) 12211 At 11:15 a.m., August 12, 1978, Committee staffer Lopez called Luis Alberue Suoto at his home. When Mr. Lopez identified himself, Mr. Alberue immediately stated that he knew nothin”