</s>104-10095-10161 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SUPPORT ASSETS Unilateral phone taps 1949 - 1961 Charles Anderson III Chief 49-71 : Outside 00 4/5-6/60 4/55 - 1/6/62 Peggy Magard Ast Frank Econcana Chief 49-77 : Outside 0: 4/$6 - 1 /6/64 Thomas Keenan David WILSD ID (s): 6/6-1/64, 10/04, Thomas Keenen 9/4 - 12/67, 1/8/64 and 1/4/64 Fierner retired in Mexico Unilateral photo Cubans 6/59 - 4/64 Robert Zemberardi (resigned K.I.ico) 7/59- 6/62 Richard Sathar TSD (retired) Unilateral Photo Soviets 3/54 - 4 /59 Harry T. Tahoney 56 - 68 Outside Agent 3/5/54- 4/59 Harry Y. Chaney A. Retired Chicago) 5/57 - 6/64 A. Goodpasture (alternate CO Remon Alvarez (resigned in Mexico) 5/5 /6 /64 A, Goodpastsure (intermediate CO 6/65 - 6 /63 Louis D. Pockett (Retired) 6/63 - 6/$6 /63 Thomas Keenann 6/66 - 10/64 65 - 66 William Bright Liaison phone taps 1999 - 1969 Winston Scott (ceceased) 1999 - 1960 1990 - 1960 Fionoso Spent (retIRED) 1990 -1960 Turner Smith (outside, now retired) 1990 - 1990 1990 - 1961 John Brady (retire) 1960 - 1961 John Brady (referred) 1960 - 1962 1960 - 1968 1961 - 1971 Charles Flick (outside TSD Staff Agent - retired) Liaason - surveillance Prior 1954 - Robert I. Leberg (retried) 3/4-5/59 Barry Mahoney (retrieved) 4/59 / 1961 Thomas Hallitt 12/62 - 6//67 Robert Feldman TSD Outside unit 4/65-12/63 Glen Widden (retirement) 4/69 - 1/-64 Joseph ... Resigno (s) Unit blown and closed d:wn

Summary  
The document contains a list of personnel, dates, and operational codes associated with U.S. intelligence activities during the 1950s–1960s, including unilateral phone taps, photo surveillance, and covert operations targeting Cuba, the Soviet Union, and Mexico. Names and roles include agents such as Charles Anderson III (Chief), Peggy Magard (Ast), Thomas Keenan, David Wilsd, Robert Zemberardi, Richard Sathar, Harry T. Tahoney, Harry Y. Chaney, A. Goodpasture, Louis D. Pockett, John Brady, Charles Flick, Robert I. Leberg, Barry Mahoney, Thomas Hallitt, Robert Feldman, Glen Widden, Joseph Resigno, Winston M. Scott (deceased), Alfonso Rodriguez, Warren Dean, Alan Wilson, Stanley Watson, Howard Hunt, Willard Hill, Standard Short, David Phillips, Gunner Beckman, Harold Dalghren, Harold Dalton, Prentice Marineine, Barbara Manell, Cynthia Haughn, Alice Pittinger, Paul Dillon, Morris Gordon, George Misko, Boris Tarasoff, and Louise Lyon. Operations span from 1949 to 1969, with some entries referencing "CURA OPERATIONS" (likely Cuban Revolutionary Activities) and Soviet-related activities. Codes such as C2575C, C3334, C5501, and others are included alongside locations like Mexico, Cuba, and the Soviet Union.  

Key People  
- Charles Anderson III (Chief)  
- Peggy Magard (Ast)  
- Thomas Keenan  
- David Wilsd  
- Robert Zemberardi  
- Richard Sathar  
- Harry T. Tahoney  
- Harry Y. Chaney  
- A. Goodpasture  
- Louis D. Pockett  
- John Brady  
- Charles Flick  
- Robert I. Leberg  
- Barry Mahoney  
- Thomas Hallitt  
- Robert Feldman  
- Glen Widden  
- Joseph Resigno  
- Winston M. Scott (deceased)  
- Alfonso Rodriguez  
- Warren Dean  
- Alan Wilson  
- Stanley Watson  
- Howard Hunt  
- Willard Hill  
- Standard Short  
- David Phillips  
- Gunner Beckman  
- Harold Dalghren  
- Harold Dalton  
- Prentice Marineine  
- Barbara Manell  
- Cynthia Haughn  
- Alice Pittinger  
- Paul Dillon  
- Morris Gordon  
- George Misko  
- Boris Tarasoff  
- Louise Lyon  

Key Locations  
- Mexico  
- Cuba  
- Soviet Union (Russia)  
- Washington, D.C. (implied via codes and operations)  

Key Events  
- Unilateral phone taps (1949–1961, 1960–1969)  
- Photo surveillance of Cubans (1959–1964) and Soviets (1954–1959)  
- Covert operations targeting Cuba ("CURA OPERATIONS")  
- Liaison activities with foreign agents and intelligence units  
- Resignations, retirements, and transfers of personnel  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Joint U.S.-Mexico intelligence operations  
- Soviet Union surveillance units  
- Cuban Revolutionary Activities (CURA) unit  
- TSD (Technical Surveillance Division)  
- Outside units and liaison teams

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