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104-10186-10148 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (6/2/1965)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch44004 and id is 1 raw text is: 1O4.iO186~1O148 - p - - ., 9' CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY TI MWr~Al 0oct&Lne WGVoM*U.an SZOCU %2W NUCAI Dotrn, of the, VbW4 stat~e wItIM the =O&eMM& of the Moplonage LAW., TWOl %L C & see& tg ag 7K4 the tnlutm cc ft.Au08 of Whia, in =, =&&~not to &a Uatst~bwe pemon Ie pwobbaie by taw. S-E-C- R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM codwa Cuba swar Buildings and Security of the Direccion General de Inteligencia (DGI) -' OPOTNO. CSCI-316/02296-65 DAT DISTL 2 June 1965 NO.PAGES 3 REFERENCES FjTURA To 0A rftV'I Us LOfl. CAT! OF 1964 ROM ~Do Not ReprdU0 PA.CE& Washington,- D. C. DA'! AMO. (Ee' rugry.965) FIELD REPORT NO. ThiS IS UNEVALUATED INOLAToN. SOUtaC GRAOINGS ARE DFINITIL APPRAISAL O CONTENT IS TENTATIVL SOMc A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. 1. The Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI) Headquarters in .M Building operates on a schedule from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily. Personnel are re- quired to sign tire and attendance records and once in the building at 8:00 are not permitted to leave it until 5:30. They are given lunch in.the building cafeteria; each has a meal ticket, issued by the Personnel Department, which is punched for each meal consumed; the DGI, not the individual employee, pays. A DGI officer from one of the departments outside the headquarters building may eat in the M Building cafeteria; he gets a lunch ticket from the personnel officer and also shares the mess free, the meal being deducted from his regular mess facilities in his own building. 2. The M Building is guarded outside by Departamento de Seguridad del Estado (Department of State Security - DSE) personnel, two at the main gate and two at the rear gate. Beside the large double wooden gates, which have metal bars to close them, there is a small door for pedestrians. It contains a peephole through which the guards can inspect anyone seeking entrance on foot or by car. Persons arriving by car sound a horn to notify the guards that they wish admittance. If the guards recognize the pedestrian or driver, they open the gate and admit them. If the person is not known, the guards ask his identity and whom he wishes to see and telephones to the person-named and requests permission to admit the visitor. If permission is given, the gate is opened and the visitor proceeds without escort. Each gate guard is armed with an M-52 rifleandaPPShA or Czech M-25 machine gun, and may in addition carry a personal weapon, usually a pistol, The gates are opened by hand, not electrically. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSE I ~~NC ;,T CINCSO x I&Ns .= t '. 5 4 3 2 1 L ~§A j I~ 'i~ffi.i ~ ii -C1 U -A I -, -4 W'!M.UG 1) ' .CSCI-i 1 /r7 9 e - - ~2 5 4 3 2 1 (I p N ,E/5/R Wy4m AD ,

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