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CIA Mexico City Station Communication Regarding LICRAFT-1

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104-10101-10070
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REPS: NEXT 6620°
DIP 79070
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PLA ON LICRAFT-1, SUBJECT OF RETS, EDETATED TZIL
14 PID ÖI TO ALION STATION RE-ESTABLISH CONCRETE CONTACT.
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Frequently Asked Questions

CIA document 104-10101-10070 is a brief, heavily redacted Mexico City station communication referencing an individual identified as 'LICRAFT-1' and the re-establishment of contact with that subject.

No substantive details are provided. The identity and activity are obscured by redactions and codenames; it functions as a procedural record of administrative coordination about an intelligence asset.

Public-Interest Summary

CIA document 104-10101-10070 is a brief, heavily redacted internal communication originating from the Mexico City station. The document references an individual identified as 'LICRAFT-1' and discusses the re-establishment of contact with this subject. The text contains various administrative codes, routing indicators, and internal reference numbers typical of declassified intelligence cables from the period. Due to extensive redactions and the use of internal codenames, the specific nature of the operational activity or the identity of the subject remains obscured. The document serves as a record of administrative coordination between CIA stations regarding intelligence assets. It provides no substantive details regarding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, functioning primarily as a procedural artifact within the broader collection of declassified records maintained by the National Archives.