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Summary:  
The document contains administrative and operational records from U.S. government agencies focused on security, logistics, and personnel management in Mexico City during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Key elements include budgetary allocations for Project KAPOACTOR (amended in December 1971 with funding for termination bonuses and operational expenses), vehicle replacement requests for a Rambler American sedan used by Rayon H., security reviews for terminated agents, personnel transitions (e.g., Bruce H. FERNALD replaced by Howard T. BAGUS), and logistical coordination between stations and divisions. References to "LIEMPIY" and "LIFETY" projects suggest ongoing operational activities with financial tracking, including estimated costs for vehicle maintenance and replacement. Additional records detail property management, financial transactions, and internal operations of a government agency, referencing properties in Mexico City under codenames like "LIMIT building," "LIMEQUA Actins," and "NEXI-13." These include rental agreements, utility costs, property disputes, and security reviews. Other entries reference intelligence operations in Mexico City during the mid-1960s, such as Project LIBERTY and LIMPTY, involving surveillance activities, vehicle procurement, salary adjustments for agents, and logistical directives regarding equipment purchases and financial allocations. The records emphasize administrative actions like procurement approvals, personnel assignments, and operational directives without direct reference to the JFK assassination or related investigations.  

Key People:  
- Rayon H. (individual associated with vehicle usage)  
- Bruce H. FERNALD (former case officer)  
- Howard T. BAGUS (new case officer)  
- Leslie D. CLEANOFF (involved in project amendments)  
- John C. Murray (dispatcher)  
- Benjamin Hill  
- Pedro Antonio de los Santos  
- Raymond H. O'Brient  
- Theresa B. Bachardy  
- LIFETY-6, LIFESTY-11, LIMPTY-11, LIPFTY-14 (agents under surveillance projects)  
- Willard C. Curtis  
- J.A.J.D., J.A., Iahlhren (Chief), Ortiz  
- James S. Burnell, J. J. Burwell, R. M. Hessmaat  
- N.H. Jandgren, C.U. Jndgren, J.C. Ling  

Key Locations:  
- Mexico City (central location for operations and logistics)  
- undisclosed locations referenced as "base houses" or buildings associated with agents  
- Colonia Molino de Bezares, D.F., Calle Beares  
- Buildings labeled as "LIMIT," "LIMETRIC," "NEXI-13," "LILYLA," "LIMEQUA," and "LIVILINGA"  
- Unknown locations tied to vehicle procurement and surveillance activities (e.g., "LENPTY.5," "LENPTY")  
- Fuxedo City  

Key Events:  
- Amendment of Project KAPOACTOR in December 1971, including funding for termination bonuses and operational expenses.  
- Request to replace a 1960s-era vehicle (NV-2606) due to maintenance costs and age.  
- Security reviews for terminated agents and their families conducted by the Station.  
- Personnel transitions within the project, including case officer changes.  
- Property rental agreements and disputes over ownership (e.g., "LIVILINGA" property).  
- Financial transactions involving rent, utilities, and maintenance costs.  
- Internal administrative reviews and security assessments of properties.  
- Documentation of property renovations and cost estimates.  
- Authorization to replace vehicles (e.g., MV-2284, NV-2775) with new models due to mechanical failure or security risks.  
- Salary adjustments for agents under Project LIBERTY and LIMPTY (e.g., $1,700/month for certain roles).  
- Procurement of photographic equipment and film (e.g., TRI-X 35mm film) for surveillance operations.  
- Administrative directives regarding project budgets, funding allocations, and operational logistics.  
- Vehicle procurement and replacement for surveillance operations.  
- Project approvals and budget allocations (e.g., "LINXIT Project," "LIFT Project").  
- Requests for bilingual agents with technical expertise.  
- Administrative directives for file management and operational compliance.  

Key Organizations:  
- Western Hemisphere Division (coordinated operational and administrative tasks)  
- Headquarters (overseeing budgetary and security review processes)  
- Station, Mexico City (managing logistical and personnel matters)  
- Government agency responsible for property management (implied through references to real estate reports and internal codes)  
- Chief of Station, Mexico City (overseeing operations and personnel management)  
- MI Division (logistical and administrative oversight)  
- Project LIBERTY/LIMPTY (surveillance and intelligence initiatives involving agents and vehicle procurement)  
- Logistics units handling equipment purchases and financial approvals  
- CIA (internal use documents, vehicle allowance tables)  
- U.S. government finance/division branches (project funding requests)  
- Surveillance units ("LIEMPTI," "LIFETY")  
- Logistics and procurement offices (e.g., "Logistics Officer," "Budget Officer")  
- Analysis Section (implied through case file context)

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