“4-00000 ! % CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET IN. 42076 PAGE 2 HANDLE BY PHONE. SHE ALREADY TRIED THIS AND FOUND IT UNSATISFACTORY. 1? : SHE TOLD IN VIEW STILL PENDING APPROVAL HER KUBARK FUTURE, WE COULD j- -NOT POSSIBLY RECOMMEND PAYMENT HER EXPENSES AND URGED HER RETURN SOON”
“14-00000 PON DISPATCH 3ECRET Mey. City i MED FOR INDS*ONG to Chief of Station wo ECEXING BEGLRRE0 : INtO. IOw.9 QUALIFIED DESK jCAN JUDGE INDESIG FROM Chief. WH Division MICTORLA SUBJECT LICOOKV-1 ACTION REQUIRED.REFERENCES REF: HMMA-22258 1. LICOOKY-1 was g”
“CLASSifICAt to DISPATCH . SECRET PBOCESSA- *BA29ED Film wifsang ACTION Chief, ra Division XX NOICEUNGREUSED • EFO CALT QUALIFIED tesu CAN NOCE mEAnG Fycea Chief of Station, Mexico City mictorIL SUBJECT 4 LICOOKY Progress Report: 1 October 1965 - 30 April 1966 ACTION ”
“14-00000 .3 SECRET OPTING E. FRC" (Ll’’i©■ 1. ; Azpo ''LICOOKY-2 admitted the access to her communist contacts here had been hurt as result of her known association with LINLUCK. at the. time he publicly broke with the party. As an example of - ‘ this, Miguel Toralla to”
“tact. He is then paid small sums for travel v information supplied. (7) Disposition of funds, material and personnel: There are no funds or material to be disposed of. LICOOKY-1 Is being terminated effective 30 June 1966. At this time she will be supplied with air fare from”
“14-00000 SECRET LICOOKY-2 admitted the access to her communist contacts here had been hurt as a result of her known association with LINLUCK. at the time he publicly broke with the party. As an example of this, Miguel Toralla told her that Gutierres had referred to LINLUCK”
“K when he first arrived in town. Es had been forbidden to see either one of them. 6. Effectiveness A TELICOSKY-1's target studies and suggestions on possible recruitzant approaches has been helpfal. While her reporting for the month has not produced any Information Reports, it ha”
“14-00000 CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH 10---------- SECRET (MARKU) FOR MOSUM Chief, DQ XXX |>0 BOSOM REQUIRED UFO, ONLY QUALIFIED DESK FROM SUBJECT Chief of Base, New York K CAN JUDGE IRDEXMO MICROFILM O I30L0G LICCOKY/1 ACTION REQUIRED . DEFERENCE”
“1 4-00000 T ,OK 3. Secarity No change. 4. Personnel Handling of LICOOKY-1 was taken over by Gary H. Reymander, from Howard T. Etsinger, on 12 January 1966. 5. Plans a. See paragraph 2a above.' C. It 1C -osibl: that -? —4 ?y 46 the ve-v near future. lose access to t”
“14-00000 0 % SECRET 1 4 2 (4) Effectiveness of Project: Project supplied a certain amount of miscellareous detail on the Central American Communist group in its early stages. Detail and continuity have always been lacking. During the post-project period of asso ciati”
“LIPSTICK-39, even if terminated, would still know of the existence of the present LICALLA Base. Still another possibility would be to terminate LIPSTICK-39 and the LICALLA Base; however, since LICALLA and the other LIMUST properties are ostensibly owned by one man, LIMOUSINE,”
“14,00000 SoVasa CONTINZATI CN CF - DISPATCH SECRET HISZA - 34603 3. In order to overcome the above mentioned weaknesses. The Station proposesT t LIES TY-11 bo used part-time with the LIEMBRACE surveillance team. He also will continue his LIENTRAP nc.ivitics. This activi”
“his aiche is a small one and his access is limited, his assignments are carried out conscientiously. 5. Probleme There are no unusual problems presented by this project. : NW 65987 DocId:32409057 Page 3 6 SECRET 104-10175-10033 SECRET 32233 113 COCAY-1D "4900 47 1. CONTROL A FDEY”
“The case officer has the impression that if there was not a present Mra. LINLUCK she would become legally his wife. This is - a problem that may have to be faced in the future. - LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problem. While his 1 niche is a small one and his access”
“14-00000 SEUKET ! next three months period. For each meeting she prepares an- "activities report”, in this report she outlines her activities for the proceeding week, the tasks she sas working on, the people che was in contact with aze the results. She also lists the task”
“14-00000 CONTINUATION vr DISPATCH S E C.R E T • HMMA-34792 16-2 . because LIANCHOR cannot properly be run from Guatemala.• Ol LINLUCK will describe to Identity-1 the problems which he has had in developing LIANCHOR and, in asking Identity-1 to take over control of LIANCHO”
“COMPENSA- TIOZ FOR 38 YEARS SERVICE, BASED MEXICAN LAW.: 3. ALTHOUGH LITAMIL-7 RETIREMENT ELIMINATES ONLY STATION. PHYSICAL ASSET AT LIRING, DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY ACT IVATE LISAMPAN/CHARLIE. AS ADDEES AWARE LITAMIL-7 HAD BEEN ISOLATED COMPLETELY FROM ABY BUT MOST ”
“principals b the Station. Whether this separation can be maintained per- canently ie difficult to say,but LICK/1 has been put on notice that he ia going to be subject to senalty ir 5.5 isn’t. Outside of that, LIE- LRCK/1 has been quite responsive to any requirements imposed on”
“14-00000 -Crore 4 dad.d 10 February 1S64 MEMORANDUM FOR: CCG/NC SUBJECT : LICOOKY-1 LICOOKY-1 was granted an OA on 27 January 1964. She was recruited in June 1960 and has been utilized by SAS and WH Division since that time. J. M. Whitten C/WH/3 N ot 10 .. orn”
“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”
“cuity. The case officer has the inpression that if there was not a present Mrs. LINLOCK she would become legally his wife. Thia is a problem that nay have to be faced in the future. LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problem. While his niche is small one and his access i”
“1 4-00000 NMMA-34973 30-220-13. 201-file 9 July 1968! A. LITAMIL-7: LITANIL-7 was mat on 21 May. Sho was debriofed sore on the physical layout of LIRING, and was offered a job—in general teras. (The Station in considering soino •-- -- • •--- scriber of LISANPAN.) LITAM”
“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”
“and the Residences of LIRING Personnel: A. NKTRAP in Chief, LIRING’s Residence:| MIXICO CITY-7952 reported on the difficulties1 encountered in trying to have a LIRISK unit installed 1 t in the LIHACK-4 LP. The Station made its out LIRISK n o installation on 23 November”
“make it virtually impossible for any opposition service to link LIGNION personnel with the Station. F. Coordination. Coordination with other PBPRIME elements or the Mexican government is not necessary at this time and none is envisaged. NW 65987 Docld:32422681 Page 5 104-10188-10”
“13-00000 so MAR 18 ‘97 06:56PM P.8 CLAPErIfiOn UIGPATGH SyNBPL AAD NuMELA CONTESTATION OF KAPOK' DESPATCH SECRET moor 12484 T I "LIFEAT/XKTRAP", technical difficulties made this impossible, I therefore these two agents were not being included under LIFEAT I Project. Who”
“house it was a distance of only approxi mately fifty feet to the LIMERICK building across flat roofs with no obstructing partitions except for a small wall and several s trends of barbed wire, all totalling about four or five feet high between the last roof and the LIMERICK ”
“scrambling or coding is used, radio is susceptible to monitoring by the opposition. It was therefore concluded that if the Station is to use the LIEMBRACE team against members of the Soviet installation, LIMITED must continue to be used as the radio dispatching center and the ris”
“Plan 3. It is realized that an operational progress report and * contact report are two different its however, in view of the detailed nature of the LITAXIL-9 CR’s the station baa felt that their submission has satisfied the requirements of operational reporting. The criticis”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“and his equipment, plus a more advantageous view. LIPSTICK-21 told his maid that she would have to sleep out at a local pension since he needed her room for his radio experiments. This is a plausible story since LIPSTICK-21 is known to be an enthusiastic radio amateur. 5. The”
“14-00000 D pin Porgpe JCK VIA __(Spocily AIR _____ Atr or Set Powoh) DISPATCH NO. HMI-A-3992 KAPOK-492 91 re2" TO Chief, WHD LL:1694 Verson OFFICER STAMP The folbare 16 Ja-uar, 1956. authorised: FROM Chief of Station, Mexico. 6 % Signed: (5 I GENERAL Operation”
“.M-A-3992 ONP RET KAPOK-492 S^/W .3 16 January 1956 Page 4 f. Prelimina y investigation reveals that the possibility does exist that physcal access may be obtained to the LIMERICK target from LIPSTICK/L ICALIA. This investigation will be intensified and a full report, to”
“tl 2 He drives to the Iden P, as do otherWOCORKERS, and after parking his car could transmit before entering the Iden P. GSFEW/1 also has a TV set,o in the event this could be modified aS a SRAC device, but it must be taken into consideration that the Libyan programs are on”
“b. Observation by LIPSTICK-21 of the builsings and the activities in the compound will furnish valuable information on the daily living habits of the residents and their guests. c. The LIPSTICK/LIDOMINO base, presently being occupied by LINCH- FIN, is about 75 yards away from”
“mid-1970. .E. Problems 1. LISAFTAN/BAIER: As reported in HMA 36553, 19 February 1969, LISARPAN/BAKER was turned off for security reasons on 16 January 1969 at 1345 hours. All subsequent attempts to reactivate it have been unsuccessful. Headquarters was requested to review ”
“14-00000 18 1.8 U SCadBebo 0 6 yawtos W3A-9.1'' Page’Tve 3. The Station feels that in directing its efforts in to th the above directions, it will have at least a good starting point when operse tions in the Dominican Republic begin. Naturally, per previous correspond”
“4-00000 ' 12. LDZS. 0 -2: ■ Relative of LI, 204-1. They reside together. ■This agent is a widew and ostensibly lives on an inheritance. :r 13 LE S2015-9: ilousewd fo.-ogie .14. LETH-10: Housewife, . . - 15. - Lasim-11. Housewife.: - L lie is an architect and follows an al”
“13-00000 SECRET responsible to control from the femnle operations officer who has recently been transferred to LILIK control. It is possible that this operation will be transferred to a covert action project, where some improvement is expected. 98 41. The station has a u”
“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”
“authorise this Station to assist LIPSTICK-21 in the payment of his children’s tuition for the above stated reasons. Approximate cost of the tuition would be $20.00 U.S. per child per month, or a total for LIPSTICK-21 of $40.00 US per month. Authorization is requested to assis”
“team takes an unidentified subject home after a target-of-opportunityC 25 discovery, by allowing the team leador to place the photo truck on the home we will speed-up the receipt of photographs. ‘ .2 5. LIFMHRACS-3 was told .that LIEM?TY-10 and 11 have certain accomodation - ”
“notes that an alternate photographic surveillance site has been procured and is available for use should the present one be compromised. 3. The report demonstrates that the security of the operation is being kept up to high standards and that there are no potential security ”
“pesos was a fair price for the apartment. The Station had, of course, no choice but to go along with this,t 5. The Station has no record of MEXI-02, but it is likely that this is the old LIMITED apartment, which was indeed purchased by WOFIRM (via LIMOUSINE) in 1955. But sin”
“14-00000 tita sfe* siVO.k art nuvBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 2 ETR, 1.8 set : to prort : C’.e erity v.C tone Opperd—*r. ncl. activity is in lirset nu ., the present 100)o :cor Mexide lore LL.PTAY i-n proved so bo 1 mort rili-ole tool for: follivina - LIAIC pornilel; ”
“had probably been made and that, hence, the operation should no longer continue. The agent has been a good one and could be used elsewhere on some other work. Licalla house is going to be repaired soon. This might be a good oppor tunity to stop work there and let some innoce”
“CONTINUATION OF iA-10005 SUC-R-DT. DISPATCH ;0^1*6? d.Foctrity Operations at bansheuse Aanex VIII had to be di ncenti need on 10 October 19 0 when the telephone company’s installation crews moved into the area of that basehoune and actually a proached the annex to invest”
“writings. As of this writing the Station feels that the only reliable members of the group are Identities 6 and 9, who should be kept as members of the group as long as LIANCHOR is run as a group cooperative press service. The unreliable but brilliant and versatile poet/writ”