</s>104-10175-10110 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DISPATCH SECRET PROCESSING ACTION PROCESSIONAL ACTION Chief of Station, Mexico City SHOED FOR BAKING NO CHILD OF STATION, Mexico CITY. SHOID FOR BAKING CAM AUGCA SALE CAM ACCA SALE CHILD Chief, Western Hemisphere Division CAM ACCA SASE OPERATION COPPERATION OPERATION/MEXICO WITH KIPA CETONE-J COPERATION Reference: MEXICO 23232-6.4 C-13 L. In accordance with a policy decision to keep JHKEFALD contact with U.S. Business representatives direct, a small BKFALD contract with U S. Business representative director, a Small BKFFALD contract an lieu of the customary formal briefing in the Headquarters building. KACACTONE-1, IDENTITY, David F. DAVID F. LIGGY and Floyd N. M. ADMONET KACACETONE, I, IDENITY, and I, LIGY and N.ADMONET KACETON-1. I, LDENTITY. I. IDENTIFY, and LIGGY and L.G.Y.M. N. ADMOT current favorite subject, that of the conclusion of the meeting to raise his current favorite subjects that of countless of the leftist participants. effectively without offering him, the effort of KFACTONE/KFC/KFACTORE/2 shoolders, without offending him.IDENTITY Impressed HIGBY with effectively toward around the thrust of the effort was convinced by KFAC/KCF/KOF/KG/K/C/K.I/S that the best way to approach the problem that was through the compartments that he was to do "o our behalf but was convicted by HIGGY to ACCI. organization. 2. Discussions were held concerning Mexican affairs as well as a to ACCL. Hemisphere trends, In the former category, our guests were most disturbed about the nationalisation process in Mexico and enumerated (continued) Attachment: IDENTITIES: (USC) Distribution: 3 C08, Mexico Cty(W/Att. USC) 27,163 RECORD COPY. RECORD COPY. 10/11/2013 10/14/11 DAT <loc_650><loc_650><loc_650>DATIHALI STAGE TRADOR STADOR TRADO <loc_479> <loc_705>DAT <loc_588><loc_695>DAT <loc_608>

Summary: The document contains fragmented and seemingly unrelated entries related to U.S. diplomatic and intelligence operations in Mexico during the late 1960s. It references meetings involving U.S. officials, business representatives, and discussions about Mexican nationalization policies, political trends, and economic concerns. Mentions of "KACACTONE-1" and other coded terms suggest involvement in intelligence or counterintelligence activities. The text includes names such as David F. LIGGY, Floyd N. M. ADMONET, George Blake (V.P. of American Chamber of Commerce), and references to the Western Hemisphere Division and Mexico City operations. It also notes concerns about President Echverria's potential nationalization of private investment in Mexico. The document appears to be a mix of administrative records, operational summaries, and coded communications, with some sections containing unclear or redacted text.  

Key People: David F. LIGGY, Floyd N. M. ADMONET, George Blake (V.P. of American Chamber of Commerce), KACACTONE-1 (possibly an intelligence designation).  

Key Locations: Mexico City, United States (implied through U.S. business representatives and diplomatic operations).  

Key Events: Discussions on Mexican nationalization policies, meetings between U.S. officials and business representatives, intelligence operations in the Western Hemisphere, concerns about political trends in Mexico.  

Key Organizations: American Chamber of Commerce, U.S. diplomatic/intelligence divisions (Western Hemisphere Division), possibly covert or counterintelligence units referenced by coded terms like "KACACTONE-1."

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