</s>104-10291-10016 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 [1/1] heres A-15-45-11] INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTOMIAL WHIT/LOCATION: DC/F/10/P/A0 ROOM: 013 Key B14m DELITIONS, IF ANY: DATE: DATE REVISED BY SIGNATURE OF PICCHIVED RETURNED (PRINT NAIES) REVIVING OFFICIAL. 15.43.31 NO LOCALES MAY BE COPILD OR REMOVED FESTS 5H15 FILL.

Summary  
The document contains fragmented entries detailing intelligence operations involving surveillance of U.S. citizens by the Algerian Security Service, including a former U.S. intelligence officer working for a multinational company in Algeria. It references business contracts, personnel involved in monitoring alleged CIA operatives, and logistical details for transporting individuals between El Salvador, Chile, and other locations. A process sheet for the Domestic Contact Service outlines procedures for handling intelligence reports, mentioning names such as Justin F. Clefichan, Polly Ann Howell, Georges Weckenhutt, Mary Martins, Edward Rumsey, and Wackenhut Services, Inc., with a reward noted as [SSN REDACTED]. Additional sections discuss telephone inquiries related to private intelligence operations and unclear references to organizations or individuals in various countries. Another entry mentions surveillance activities in Florida, Alabama, California, and Washington D.C., involving agencies like the Domestic Contact Service, CIA, FBI, and other domestic security entities. It includes coded references to operations, personnel, and locations, with some redacted or garbled information. A third section references administrative processes for intelligence collection under "SECRET" labels, mentioning the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Colombia but lacking direct ties to John F. Kennedy or his assassination. A final entry details Colombian guerrilla groups, specifically the Army of National Liberation (ELN) and Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), including Fabio Vasquez Castano as an ELN leader involved in a hijacking incident and training operations in Cuba and the Soviet Union.  

Key People  
- Justin F. Clefichan  
- Polly Ann Howell  
- Georges Weckenhutt  
- Mary Martins  
- Edward Rumsey  
- Wackenhut Services, Inc. (reward noted as [SSN REDACTED])  
- Volpe (linked to organized crime and possible agency involvement)  
- Martinez (noted as an informant for the agency)  
- Gleichauf (mentioned in multiple contexts, possibly a liaison or operative)  
- Jackhut (referenced in connection with operational contacts)  
- Fabio Vasquez Castano (leader of ELN)  
- Manuel Morunda (also known as "Elnio's Fijo," leader of a group associated with FARC)  

Key Locations  
- Algeria  
- El Salvador  
- Chile  
- Coral Gables, Florida  
- Puerto Rico  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Florida (Coral Gables, Corto Cabojo)  
- Alabama  
- California  
- Colombia (Departamento Santander Do Sul, near the Venezuelan border)  
- Cuba  
- Soviet Union  

Key Events  
- Surveillance of U.S. citizens by Algerian Security Service  
- Intelligence operations involving the Domestic Contact Service and CIA  
- Transportation of individuals between countries  
- Business contracts and logistical coordination in Algeria  
- Surveillance and intelligence gathering operations involving organized crime figures  
- Informant networks and internal agency communications about potential threats  
- Hijacking of a Colombian officer by ELN members  
- Operations of ELN and FARC in Colombia  
- Training of guerrilla leaders in Cuba and the Soviet Union  
- Logistical support for ELN from Cuban authorities  

Key Organizations  
- Algerian Security Service  
- Domestic Contact Service (CIA)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Organized Crime Bureau  
- Wackenhut Corporation  
- Electro-Finders, Inc. (subsidiary of Electrote-Findera Protection System)  
- Army of National Liberation (ELN)  
- Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)  
- National Security Agency (NSA)

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