</s>104-0175-10176 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 - - 19 A.S. 1964 TO Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Attention: Attention: for Papich FROM Deputy Director for P.P.I.M. SUBMESTO Lyle STUART Deputy Directorate for Paphic Reference to make to your memorandum dated 1 June 1964, in which you provided this office with several questions you wished to have passed to this office within COB provided by Lyle STuart. There were no more information provided by Lyle Stuart. There were no issues with COB required by There are no issues in inquiry! 1. Regarding Lyle Stuart, Juan Jose AVEVALO, and Antrimonioo in America Letting Early in the spring of 1962, in Kari, ANEVALO told the Shark that was to take advantage of getting another of his book transmittance to take the vantage of the publicity round the time it was about getting another or his the shark was to do so much more than getting another to have the term. With to do it and therefore declined to have ArvAYALO on that STuart was going to publish Articholdo on that American LALIN and to go to the public. Artichollos on that LALI was also going to do well SAVE AMERICAN (e) had written Avalo, and to give it to the American by who written Avalono, who was doing the translation into English by in 1963, was doing this translation into english by the author, who did the translator and the translator in a dictionary early in 1963. The author was the translator who obtained a re- transmission by Charleston BALS. Theo STUARY was here in Morico in June, in June. to hold was selling. Theo STAURT was very happy about the way the book Trasmusch was here on Morico on June. In June, to hold of monocy received by STUANT has paid ARVALO only 10 per cent enjoyed (a) STUARN has paid ASVALO only in which the author enjoys (a). I received a $1.00 per cent of the money represented by number of receives 1 per cent multiplied by the money reported by number by number. copeves sold multiple by the author of copeuse he is no more, generation of Antichlumino. I would CS COPY. 201-2758-4

Summary: The documents contain fragmented communications between U.S. government agencies and personnel in Mexico City regarding financial arrangements for book translations, royalties, and payments related to publications such as "Artikomoustismo en America Latina." They reference interactions involving Lyle Stuart, Juan Jose Arvalo, Dr. Paul Osgeeda, Bartolo Costa Amić, Mario Sosa Navarro, and Lorenzo Zelaya, with mentions of alleged political connections and potential legal actions against individuals involved in these dealings. Some sections are garbled or incomplete, possibly due to transcription errors or encryption. The text also includes internal agency protocols for handling sensitive information and discussions about book projects. A separate document contains classified messages from the mid-1960s involving U.S. intelligence operations in Mexico City, focusing on Soviet and Cuban agents, codenamed projects (e.g., LICOOK-1), and financial transactions. It references individuals such as Abel Cuencia Martinez, Luis Manuel Zungia Saravia, Sergey Yondovich Kukrekareka, and W. J. Kaufman, along with discussions of surveillance, counterintelligence activities, and movement of agents between Mexico and the USSR. Another text includes fragmented entries with coded references (e.g., LICOOKY-1, LICOKY-2), dates ranging from 1944 to 1964, and mentions of individuals like William C. Curtis and Oliver G. Galbord, along with administrative notes about operational clearances and logistical planning for covert operations in Mexico City. None of the documents contain direct information about John F. Kennedy, his assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People: Lyle Stuart, Juan Jose Arvalo, Dr. Paul Osgeeda, Bartolo Costa Amić, Mario Sosa Navarro, Lorenzo Zelaya, Abel Cuencia Martinez, Luis Manuel Zungia Saravia, Sergey Yondovich Kukrekareka, W. J. Kaufman, Paul J. Bunde, John M. Whitten, William C. Curtis, Oliver G. Galbord, J. M. Whitten  

Key Locations: Mexico City, Morico (possibly a misspelling of "Mexico"), Cortez, Toledo, Moscow (USSR), Guat (Guatemala?), San Pedro (possibly a location in Mexico), California (implied via "CALIFORNIA SARVIC")  

Key Events: Financial agreements for book royalties between Stuart and Arvalo; discussions about publishing projects including "Contemporary history of U.S. and Latin American institutions"; alleged political connections and potential legal actions against individuals involved in these dealings; operational approvals for LICOOK-1 and related projects; surveillance of Soviet agents and their associates; financial transactions involving currency restrictions and illicit funds; internal agency reviews and directives on intelligence operations; personnel assignments, operational clearances, and logistical planning for covert operations in Mexico City  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. government agencies, Mexican political entities, unspecified publishing or literary organizations, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), KUBARK program, Soviet Union (KGB), Special Activities Section (SAS), WH Division (likely White House Division), California Station, unidentified intelligence units referenced through coded designations

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