Cryptonym: LICALLA
Inside the Company p.543
"The station has two observation posts in front of the Soviet Embassy, which cover the entrances, plus a third observation post in the back of the Embassy to provide coverage of the gardens. The LICALLA observation post in the back is the closest of five houses bordering the Embassy property--all five are owned by the station."
104-10414-10124: MEXICO CITY STATION HISTORY, EXCERPTS
The Mexico City Station history corroborates Agee's LICALLA information, and adds that "The agent inside this base was LIEMPTY-9.....From the LICALLA reports, the station determined which Soviets worked in the same offices, identifying intelligence personnel by association. The LICALLA work base was located [ ] on the roof of LICALLA..."
This memo provides additional details about LICALLA and its case officer Mahoney.
104-10431-10083: CABLE: PLS CHECK LICALLA AND LIENVOY RECORDS TRY DETERMINE IF YATSKOV
This 1964 cable asks for a check of LICALLA records to see if Soviet officer Yatskov was in Mexico City on the Saturday when Oswald is alleged to have visited the Soviet Embassy.