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Pseudonym: Ronganne, Theodore

Definition:

Unknown identity. Theodore G. Ronganne was a Mexico City CIA officer from at least August of 1962 to early January 1964.

Category:

pseudonym

Status:

Unknown

Discussion:

Ronganne was a Reports Officer from Mexico City in August, 1962. Other officers mentioned on Report Cover Sheets during this month were Clyde K. Shryock (Thomas Hazlett), Howard G. Safarano (George Misko) and Willard C. Curtis (Winston Scott).

A cable on October 9, 1963, stated that Theodore G. Ronganne departed the Mexico City Station on October 7, 1963, to Walpole, Massachusetts, on emergency leave until October 12, 1963. This was around a week after the alleged visit of Lee Harvey Oswald to Mexico City.

Sources:

104-10069-10401: REPORT COVER SHEET

08/07/62: Report Cover Sheet from Mexico City: Reporting Officer: Clyde K. Shryock (Thomas Hazlett). Reports Officer: Theodore G. Ronganne. Approving Officer: Willard C. Curtis (Winston Scott).

104-10069-10406: REPORT COVER SHEET

08/24/62: Report Cover Sheet from Mexico City: Reporting Officer: Howard G. Safarano (George Misko). Reports Officer: Theodore G. Ronganne. Approving Officer: Willard C. Curtis (Winston Scott).

104-10092-10333: CABLE RE EMERGENCY LEAVE

10/09/63: Cable from Mexico City to Director: "Theodore G. Ronganne departed Station on emergency leave 7 Oct 63 for Walpole, Mass returning 12 Oct. 63."

104-10528-10152: CABLE: REQUEST FOR WITHDRAWAL OF FUNDS

01/01/64: Cable from Mexico City to Director: "Theodore G. Ronganne account 7158 requests withdrawal $100 shares and deposit soonest U.S. allottee. Request forwarded HMMT-4269."

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