</s>104-10215-10099 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 FROM: CABLE ACTION SECRET ROUTI.G AND RECORD SHEET Accession No. 49/45 Date Recieved SA To Room Dams Room Date Recired SA Room Forwarded Orphan's IMITIALS COMMENTS 1. 2.3 Received 1.2.1.3 1.1/2.2 Reveled approval W/Cuba W/HX8 for Mr. Odeu, C/O/A head this 4. W/hX8 on 11 Sept. 1957- Wullen resued for 6. O A aueredecuent 6. submitted to C/0/A 7. rave date N.C.9. 8. Pauli. 9. Please draft cable t. station and coordinate with 10. Cable Dick Rastator 1. 10. Cable desk B. Hase no objection use subject to contact Assorette B. Due-no-station-Assassination-Assocator-august-suggest-attention B. Dua-Duo-association-Association-assocator, august 1-0/4- Each comment should be number number: 4. H. H, has no necessary-to-main-to -inter-inter-introvert, 6. H is not to be kept mid-midnight during cooling off A line should be drawn across the officer designation should be period until relocation arre-midim during cooling of off A line described or action takes she Action directed or action taken she Routing sheet should always be For officer designation no sepam. For officer department no sepan. SECRET 301-16/1171

Summary  
The documents consist of a collection of classified administrative records, personnel files, and operational directives from U.S. government agencies spanning the 1940s–1960s. They primarily focus on intelligence activities in Latin America, including operations in Cuba, Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico, and the Bahamas. Key themes include covert assignments, personnel evaluations, internal agency communications, and administrative procedures for contract employees and government officials. References to specific events include a 1957 press conference in Mexico City involving the U.S. National Directorate and discussions about intelligence operations. The documents also detail employment records for individuals like Ross L. Crozier, who resigned from the CIA in 1963, and administrative processes related to contract amendments, housing allowances, and personnel transfers. No direct mention of John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations is present in the text.  

Key People  
- Hydrography (subject code)  
- Luis Lászázá  
- Alberto O’Náñálásálés  
- Lic. Lemetro P. A.  
- Hernández  
- L-8 (code name)  
- Adriana (possibly a U.S. operative)  
- L-5, L-6, L-B (code names for operatives or analysts)  
- Ross L. Crozier (CIA employee)  
- Harold R. Noemayr (variant spelling: Nomayr)  
- Arthur G. Valvada  
- James R. Palinger  
- William K. Harvey  
- Louis W. Armstrong  
- Harold R. Norwaty  
- Irving G. Cadick  
- Philip H. Clavasco  
- Irving C. Devuono  
- Henry J. Sloman  
- Alice C. Jenette  

Key Locations  
- Cuba  
- Bahamas  
- Costa Rica  
- Panama  
- Mexico City (Mexico)  
- Chihuahua (Mexico)  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Arlington, Virginia  
- San José (likely a U.S. diplomatic post)  
- Havana, Cuba  
- JMAVAR (code name or location)  
- JHSAVE (code name or location)  
- Panama City  
- Puerto Rico  

Key Events  
- 1957 press conference in Mexico City involving the U.S. National Directorate to address intelligence activities.  
- Internal discussions about covert operations and personnel assignments in Latin America.  
- Crozier’s resignation from the CIA on 30 August 1963, effective 29 November 1963.  
- Contract amendments for Arthur G. Valvada and others, including visa-related delays and operational adjustments.  
- Personnel evaluations, medical assessments, and financial requests for Harold R. Nomayr.  
- Travel orders and premium pay certifications for personnel assigned to JMAVAR.  
- Administrative procedures for handling employment transitions and security clearances.  
- Logistical details for transporting personal effects (e.g., "Project Hydrographic") and PCS movements.  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. National Directorate (likely a CIA or similar agency)  
- PPS (possibly a local intelligence or government agency in Mexico)  
- W.P.O., M.C./P.I., and other code-named units or departments  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Department of Defense  
- Office of Security (CIA)  
- Outplacement Branch (Personnel Operations Division)  
- Chief of Station (Mexico City, San José, Havana)  
- Foreign Division  
- Task Force # (likely a U.S. intelligence or diplomatic unit)  
- Personnel and Contract Management Offices  
- Department of Transportation (referenced in travel allowances)  
- Contract Personnel Division  
- Special Affairs Staff (SAS)  
- Military personnel records and administrative units  
- Government Printing Office (implied through document formatting)  
- Internal military logistics and reimbursement departments (e.g., "W/A./Personnel," "C/O/A//Support")

JFK Declassified Files

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