</s>104-10175-10085 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 VIA ATE DISPATCH NO. -0-0-4-1552 SECRET CRAFICATION DATE 29. June 1557 TO : Chief, WID TO : Chef of Mission, Veroico City DATE 28 June 1551. GENERAL-sentimental SUBJECT: SUBECT: Subject-Subject to 18-24-1557 RETECT: SPECTIC-Subject of 18-26-1957 I. Subject is contacted by a member of this Mission about twice a monthually as a social tasie Subject is quite familiar with the workplace. It is a contact with this office curbing in Panama, his frequent workplace, and he has contact with his office curling in Panama. He is located in locat. first time to see a social has been subject to this office during the last time in Panama's locat First time to use a contact has been described as a subject in Panama his frequent operation. He has also provided interest. In his way in which he could be of further operation to have also discussed with him with an automobile and for has provided. He also has also discussed his interest. He may be able to be interested in which it could be found in further been provided. observed. He will be registered with him in automobile or for . Subject appears to be well versed in the operational metrics of the organization has always expressed in a bout-out-of-functional general of the organisation has always experienced in a nut-out, specific general position of Communications information setting up a date, date, specific opening in any development of the Lea evolved but it is not likely likely to date, but specific opening will. appear in the future. 3. This Mission forward is a strong obtoble or reason against objects being to the mission forward but it feels like a subject or subject any informa- tion of possible interest to gain that organization is constantly re-existing objects the writer expressed feeling that it is at time it appears to appear that any informs- tion of the mission is not that it may not have to be subject to any informat- the writer's interest in this organization. It has been reported to the public for the dent to know what of the subject is being considered to be kind, carefully re-recycled for use of the mission could be concerned that it was intended that it will be the mission is to be aware of its surroundings. It may not be a part of the organization that is not intended for the that Mission is authorized to inform itself to inform people about that the matter will Internet could be be concernedly desires to interview subject it is suggested appear completely coordinated in subject's mind. SECRET 201 100% $1-28 <loc_742><loc_761>100% 1993-51-28 CLASSIFICATION

Summary:  
The text contains a series of classified government dispatches and memos from the 1940s-1950s involving U.S. diplomatic and intelligence operations in Panama City, Mexico City, and other locations. The documents reference interactions with agents, informants, and operational activities related to surveillance, recruitment, and administrative tasks. Specific mentions include a subject described as a "manufacturer's representative" in Texas City, a contact in Panama, and discussions about project terminations, funding allocations, and field operations. Some entries reference individuals with unclear roles, such as "subject of T-R-U-S-75" and "KWVik," but no direct connection to John F. Kennedy or the assassination investigation is established.  

Key People:  
- Alfonso R. Wichrich (RH-1265) – Chief of Contact Division  
- Gordon M. Ryerson – Chief of Mission, Mexico City  
- J.C. King – Officer involved in dispatches  
- R.K. Asheraft – Officer with contact details  
- Bruce O. Sturgen – Officer noting project termination  
- Alfonso Rudolph Wichrich (WICHICHI, VICHTRICH) – Informant, businessperson, and intelligence operative  
- Colonel Edward R. Johnston – Recommended Wichrich for service in China during World War II  
- Rachel I. WICHETHER – Wife of Wichrich; U.S. citizen  
- Orville Michoacan – Mentioned as a family member with ties to Arizona  

Key Locations:  
- Panama City, Panama  
- Mexico City, Mexico  
- Texas City, Texas  
- Panama (repeated references)  
- Mexico (key site for business ventures and personal connections)  
- Arizona (home of Wichrich's family members; referenced in birth records and legal documents)  

Key Events:  
- Termination of projects and files (e.g., Hydrol File No. 200-999)  
- Recruitment and operational coordination with agents in Panama and Mexico  
- Discussions on funding allocations (e.g., $750 per quarter for Project B5E)  
- Administrative tasks including routing, indexing, and record-keeping  
- Military service with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Air Force  
- Involvement in intelligence operations under the CIO and military intelligence divisions  
- Business activities with Pan American Industries Co., including bottling Royal Liquor  
- Personal history involving family ties, naturalization processes, and legal records in Mexico and Arizona  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. Foreign Mission (implied through dispatches)  
- Intelligence agencies (referred to as "Agency Reserves," "U.S. Army Intelligenza")  
- KWVik (possibly an intelligence or corporate entity)  
- Registry Division of the U.S. Government  
- Central Intelligence Organization (CIO): Oversaw Wichrich's intelligence operations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Mentioned in context of investigations and personnel checks  
- Pan American Industries Co.: Business entity linked to Wichrich's activities in Mexico  
- Military Intelligence Division: Involved in monitoring and reporting on Wichrich's activities  

Note: The documents do not contain information directly related to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or its investigation.

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