</s>104-10213-10002- 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992- CJ.P. 1.1.2.2 2.1/1.4.4 HEGRANDUN FOR: Deputy Director (Plane) SUBJECT Related Mission Directive for Mexico 1. Attached is the revised Related Mission Directive for Korizo. 2. Your approval is requested. Chief of Division CONCUR: Chief of: N.Y.Y7Y8 Rond George Chief of. U.A. APPROVED: D.H. H. Hoto D.C.I.U.S. Michaaly Director (P.Ia) 3 JU. 1/4. 2 January 1961 Distributions: 3 J.U ., 1/2. M.D. Date Approved Ord. & 2 - 2. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Summary: This document is a 1961 mission directive under the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Act of 1992, outlining operational priorities for U.S. intelligence activities in Mexico. It details directives for clandestine operations targeting Communist elements, including the Sino-Soviet bloc, Cuba, and Mexican Communist organizations such as the Communist Party of Mexico (PCH) and the Socialist Popular Front (PSP). The directive emphasizes surveillance of Bloc installations, recruitment of assets to monitor Communist influence in government, media, labor unions, and educational institutions, as well as efforts to counter Cuban revolutionary activities. It also includes contingency reporting requirements related to Mexican political stability and strategic material shipments.  

Key People: U.S. intelligence officials (Director (P.Ia), Deputy Director (Plane)), unnamed high-level Mexican Government officials, agents of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and unspecified personnel within Communist organizations in Mexico and Cuba.  

Key Locations: Mexico (including Mexico City and selected provinces), Cuba, and strategic points related to Sino-Soviet bloc activities.  

Key Events: Clandestine surveillance operations against Bloc installations; recruitment of agents to monitor Communist influence in Mexican institutions; efforts to counter Cuban revolutionary activities and support anti-Castro initiatives; contingency reporting on Mexican political stability and strategic material movements.  

Key Organizations: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), U.S. Government agencies, Communist Party of Mexico (PCH), Socialist Popular Front (PSP), and unspecified international intelligence networks.

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