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[101]SUBJECT: YNINTEL CKTOP JAGUAR/IVAN DMITRIVEVICH-OBYEDKOV {201-?7949S} .
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[105]ye h- OBYEDKOV ACTED: AS A GUARD AT THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO
[106]CITY, ALTHOUGH HE APPEARED TO.BE BETTER. EDUCATED THAN HIS DUTIES AS
[108]A GUARD WOULD DEMAND. AMONG HIS MAIN DUTIES. HE TENDED THE SOVIET
[109]ENBASSY TELEPHONE, STOOD GUARD DUTY AT THE GATE, TOOK MESSAGES FOR SBREa
[110]OTHER SOVIETS, NOTIFIED THEN OF MEETINGS, AND ARRANGED APPOINTHENTS.
[112]HE ALSO OCCASIONALLY DROVE ONE OF THE EMBASSY CARS ON ERRANDS.
[114]DURING HIS TEHRAN TOUR. HE WAS ALSO LISTED AS A GUARD AT THE SOVIET
[116]EMBASSY. HE WAS OBSERVED TO BE VERY SECURITY CONSCTOUS. ¥
[117]@. ON BOTH PRECEDING TOURS OBYEDKOV APPEARED TO FUNCTION AS A
[119]LEGITIMATE GUARD AND WAS NEVER OBSERVED IN THE ACT OF PERFORMING
[120]: . : ANY INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. BECAUSE A SOVIET IS LISTED AS A GUARD
[121]AT A SOVIET EMBASSY, IT DOES NOT FOLLOW THAT HE IS NECESSARILY A’
[122]KGB OFFICER. SINCE-WE HAVE NO EVIDENCE TO. SUPPORT AN INTELLIGENCE . .
[123]AFFILIATION WE WILL NO LONGER CARRY HIM AS SUSPECT RIS. PROBABLY KGS.
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[239]REF 1 DIRECTOR 719659, 17 vit 1975 .
[240]1. JAGUAR NOTES THAT [VAN oBYEDKov (SUaJECT REF) 1S NOW
[241]“WORKING AS AN cvecta 0 (a AT SOVIET EMBASSY, LONDON, THEY
[242]INQUIRING REASONS WHY WE CONSIDERED HIM SUSPECT RIS» PROGABLY
[243]KGB AND ALSO ASKING, EF POSSIBLE» FOR A DESCRIPTION OF THE
[244]FUNCTION HE PERFORMED AS GUARD AT SOVIET EMBASSIES IN TEHRAN
[245]AND MEXICO CITY.
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[295]0B YEDK OV 201-0779995} AND WIFE HAVE SON. VLADIMIR,
[297]GORN CIRCA 53- IN 65 GBYEDKOV SPOKE POOR SPANISH.
[299]OBYEDKOV WAS A
[301]GUARD FOR THE SOV EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY FROM 2a AUG be TO 4 AUG bS3
[302]AND A GUARD FOR THE SOV EMBASSY IN TEHRAN FROM 1S AUG b? TO PRIOR
[303]APR 71. DURING BOTH TOURS, OBYEDKOV'SS WIFE SERVED AS PRINCIPAL
[305]OF SOV SCHOOLS. OBYEDKOV IS CONSIDERED SUSPECT RIS,
[307]KGB. BASED ON HIS POSITION. €-2 IMPDET«d
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[378]CITE LONDON 63248
[379]TOF DIRECTOR,
[381]. CKTOP JAGUAR TRACE
[383]1, Oncuak REQUESTS TRACES ON IVAN DMITRIYEVICH
[385]@8 EDK 0 ¥, BORN 28 JUL 27) RYABANSKAYA OBLAST,
[386]WIFE! YELENA LVOVNA OBEDKOVA NEE DMITRIYEV AD
[387]BORN 24 MAR 28, MOSCOH, POSTING! THO YEARS SOVIET
[388]EMBASSY REPLACING ANATOLIY IVANCVICH S UKHO V
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[415]Chief, SB ete n
[416]Chis, NE
[418]Chief of Station, Teh es MAROF
[420]aT REDTOP. AEKICK
[421]i _PCS Depifizre - Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV
[422]ACTION REQUIEGG - ERNE ; —
[424]1, For your information, we no longer carry Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV
[425](201-779195), guard at the Soviet Embassy in Tehran, as PCS, He was not listed
[426]on ROGWEN's April 1971 Presence List nor their December 1971 list, We assume
[428]he has departed PCS,
[430]2. During OBYEDKOV's tour in Tehran his wife, Yelena, served as principal
[431]at the Soviet school. His som was apparently in Moscow living with Yelena's mother,
[432]On 23 Octuber 1969, ROARC reported the grandmother calling to.check with OBYEDKOV
[433]regarding a tutor for the child, They discussed the possibility of the tutor coming
[435]for three times a week, at five rubles per hour, but OBYEDKOV, after checking with
[436]his wife, decided on two times a week, OBYEDKOV seemed to be very fond of his
[437]mother-in-law. According to our AESCREEN transcriber, she was the only one that
[439]could tell OBYEDKOV what to do,
[441]3. The following are comments made by our AESCREEN transcriber on OBYEDKOV
[443]on 8 Jaly 1970:
[445]“He fs very security conscious, especially in dealing with "official people” or
[446]superiors, He mentions his name to his friends freely, but refuses to say his name
[447]when he knows that one of the superiors is calling, “this is the duty officer” OBYEDKOV
[449]* would say several times, He often lectures people when they violate security regulations
[450]when talking on the telephone. OBYEDKOV has to be persuaded several times or even
[452](continued)
[454]_ ATTACHMENT:
[455]Photo, h/w
[456]DISTRIBUTION: BIS
[458]ad
[460]CSB, w/ait,, a/s £8 eepy
[462]2-C/NE, wo/att,
[464]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER Toate ven nant
[466]NITA~25520 ___@ February 1972
[467]CUSSIFICATION NGS RUE MUMBER
[469]SECRET 2016179495
[472]14-0000
[474]Pea
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[480]carrera a
[482]CONTINUATION OF - Pre ceTre ree pre om ese aa
[483]OISPATCH - 1 SECRET I NITA#=25520
[485]be econ ee en ane ane nme
[487]begged if somcone needs help (getting & vehicle or when asking for a favor), but when
[488]he decides to help, OBYEDKOV will suty with the problem until he gets results.
[489]Although OBYEDKOVA seems to be more cultured and better eaucated than her
[490]husband, it is certain that only OBYEDAOV makes the final decisions. OBYFDKOV
[491]could be very pleasant, helpful and even kind, but it usually depended on his mood,
[493]"5. The only Soviet we noted as being friendly with OBYEDKOV during his tour
[494]here was Rafik Nazhaf-Ogly ABDULLAYEV (201~808524), Third Secretary, suspect
[495]RIS, probable KGB. When speaking to one another they used the familiar "ty",
[497]We do not know the extent of their relationship,
[499]4, Forwarded herewith is a photograph, date unknown, received from ROGWEN,
[500]We have destroyed the Station file.
[502]Marcia A, BURGOON
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[521]DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION
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[524]R1 FILE NO.
[526]3. DISPATC OW SOURCE DOC, sywBOL AO.
[528]7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM] 6, DATE OF tard. Jo. CVALUATION
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[533]42. CROSS QEFERNED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TO .
[534]RU FILE NO.
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[541]OBYEOKUV, IVAN DMI 041-¢0a-005
[543]-179455
[544]Sex M DOB ? ; NLTA—23060A01
[545]: ; 09 DEC 68
[550]CHIEF GUARD, SUSPECT RIS. WIFE YELENA LVNOVNA
[552]1S OLRECTOR,s DEPENDENTS SCHOOL
[554]RN G903L90152
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[586]© REDTOP: Ivan Dattriyeviich OBYEDKOV (201- IDROFILMED
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[590]ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES ah
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[593]DOC. MURS. SER
[595]1. Request traces iA a
[596]. .. Ivan Initriyevien OBYEDKOV (201-77945) DOP ciuce bel
[597]| . te born 2 27, Ryazan wee
[598]. ssport:  S 42 issued 26 Ma
[599]—p . wife: Yelena born 1923 SC
[601]passport: S-109043 issued 26 May 1967 Ke tiv
[602]occupation: guard, Soviet Enbassy, Tehran _ IRS.
[603]arrived: 15 August 1967. A ieee teas
[605]Photocopies of the OBYEDKOVs' passports are attached.
[607]2. According to the 1063 vd 1964 Chesklists of Soviet Officials Abroad,
[609]one Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKoY ¥51-121531)5 born Lh July 1912; wite Yelena;
[611]A number ohe77, was present in Mexico City since August 1952 as an anployee
[612]‘of tne Soviet Embassy. The. Checklist for 196; lists one Ivan Pmitriyevich
[613]GBYEDKOV {(201-779495); born 15 July 1912; wife Yelena; A number 41970, as an
[614]“@€uployee of the Soviet Enbassy in Mexico Clty since August 1962. Apparently
[615]these two OBYEDKOVs are one An[tie same and althougi Subject's birthdate is
[616]different we believe he is identical with tne OBYEDKOV who served in Mexico City.
[617]Recently a conversation was recorded on ROARC during woich Subject used several
[618]Spanish words and expressions. It is possible Subject acquired a knowledge of
[619]Spanish during a previous tour in 8 Spunish speaking country suca as Mexico.
[620]Please compare the attacned photo of Subject wlth that of the -OBYEDKOV who was
[621]assigned to Mexico City to detennine if they are identical,
[623]Veronica L. ANIELARKE .
[625]Attachment: As stated, h/w
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[638]HOS FE MUMGER
[640]NITA-21, 626
[642]CLASSIFICATION
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[663]RUPERENCE 2 NTTAS2i3826, 7 Septemecr 1907
[665]1. \Forwarded herowith are Suamary Traces in SP forsat on
[666]Ivan Uratriyevich wYGuKcy (20i-779495) who is suspect KIS,
[667]Parapraph 20 of the Sunnary is for passage to liaison,
[669]: 2,. Stbject is not identicai to Ivan Ivanovich OBYLPKOV
[670](201-121531), hen Subject first arrived in Mexico in August 1962,
[671]he was reported as Ivan Ivanovich and this error was not corrected
[672]until May 1905; therefore, two Checklists carried the wrong man
[673]PCS in Wexico, When the records were corrected, the Subject’s .
[674]birthdate was not, and the same date was Listed for both parties.
[676]Heedquavtars recezds do not list a wife or other dependents for
[678]Tvan Ivanovich OBYGUXOV and, as-far as is known, he has not been
[680]]
[682]assigned abraad MCS prior to the date of this dispatch,
[683]Paid —_ZJ
[684]He.
[685]Rata N. TULJANIC
[686]ATTACHMENT: .
[688]“Soviet Personality Report” h/w
[690]OISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[692]HLT#=11583
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[731]_ PREPARED BY: Rita N. TOLJANIC
[732]DATE: 3 October 1967
[735]A NUMBER: A 41970 : ‘
[737]1, NAME: Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV
[738]2. DPOB: 27 August 1927 or 19 July 1927 in Ryazan
[739]3. CITIZENSIITP AND PASSPORT DATA:
[740]a, USSR
[741]b, Service passport $009260, used while Subject was in Mexico
[742]: c. Service passport $105042, issued 26 May 1967
[743]6. CURRENT POSITION:
[744]Guard in the Soviet Embassy, Tehran ; os
[745]7, RELATIVES: oo,
[746]c. spouse - Yelena Lvovna possibly nee DMITRIYEVA, born 1928 ,
[748]in Moscow, She traveled to Mexico on Service
[750]passport 5009270. She served as the director
[751]of the Soviet Primary School in Mexico City
[752]4 and ran the summer camp in Cuernavaca. e
[753]; . d. children - a son, Viadimir Ivanovich, bern 1953. a
[754]Boris Lvovich DMRTRIYEV and Mariya Borisovna DMITRIYEVA, ; . Soe
[755]who are probably wife's brother and sister-in-law, During
[756]Subject’s stay in Mexico they occupied Subject’s apartment :
[758]in Moscow, given as Moscow E-143, Metrogorodok, Otkrytoye
[760]Shosse 26, Building 7, Apartment 69, telephone G3-72-34,
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[782]In May 1964 Sudject spoke to "Boris" in Moscow about certain
[784]purchases for the apartment, and Subject's wift also spoke
[785]to her mother, who apparently lived with Boris and his wife.
[787]8. LANGUAGES:
[789]Russian - native
[790]Spanish - poor
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[842]PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, AND HABITS: .
[844]Although Subject acted as a guard at the Soviet Embassy
[845]in Mexico, he appeared td be fairly well educated and was
[846]not subservient to any of the other Soviets, with the
[847]exception of Counselor Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV .
[848](201-028975). On one occasion Subject Was reported to be
[849]helping the daughter of Commercial Counselor Georgiy
[850]‘Stepanovich VISKO with hér arithmetic homework. On another,
[851]Subject was asked about methods of producing metal wire,
[853]a subject on which Subject was well informed as a result of
[854]his having once worked for a wire factory.
[856]Subject had a tape recorder at home which he liked to
[857]“listen to, He also occasionally went fishing with other Soviets...
[858]Subject told "Boris" in Moscow to build a large garage,
[860]because he was bringing a big car back with him. He also
[861]asked whether Boris had bought a refrigerator and TV for the
[862]apartment, On another occasion he was negotiating for a can
[863]of paint to take back to Moscow with him to repaint "the
[864]Moskvich", ‘Subject and his wife were both buying watches
[865]just before leaving Mexico. From the above it appears
[867]‘that Subject was fairly well-off financially, for a guard,
[869]SECRET
[872]frei 3 te
[874]14-0000
[878]Ll. - CURRICULUM VITAE:
[880]Date unknewn - Subject reportediy worked at the Serp i Molot
[881](wire) factory in Leningrad.
[882](28 August 1962 - Subject, accompanied by wife and son, arvived
[884]PCS in Mexico as an employee of the Soviet
[886]Embassy. Subject replaced Vyacheslav
[888]Aleksandrovich YEGOROV (201-273431), who
[890]N anipeher nce es pein ML LIS Sabroyepeneni amie tte tt tars
[892]is suspect GRU.
[893]6-19 November 1962 - ~ Subject was in the hospital in Mexico City.
[895]ae hoes
[897]On the lith of November he underwent a a
[898]three hour operation of unspecified nature,
[900]The other Soviets had to guard him when
[902]abies tee
[904]he came out of the operating room,
[905]17 August 1963 - Subject stated that he had just returned from
[906]a trip with Valentin Vasilyevich BAKULIN
[907](201-261813), who is known GRU, There was no
[908]information on where or why the trip was taken.
[910]4 August 1965 - Suaject departed Mexico PCS, transiting Belgium
[912]on his return to the USSR. He was accompanied
[913]rr)
[915]by Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052)
[916]who is known KGB. .Susject was replaced by
[918]Ivan Petrovich KARCHIN (201-782164).
[920]SECRET
[923]14900000
[925]id a ah
[929]of
[931]| ; oo. SECRET
[936]12, INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION:
[938]Mexico City Station considers Subject suspect RIS because
[940]ae appears better educated that his duties as a guard would
[942]demand, because he seems financially better off than other
[943]Soviet guards and because of his apparent association on
[944]equal footing with Soviet RIS officers, DERYASIN in 1955
[945]advised LNERGO that the surname OBYEDKOV was familiar to him
[947]as the name of a person who was in the Guards Directorate of
[949]the MVD in 1951, i —
[950]In’ September 1967 DERYABIN and RASTVOROV said. that they /
[951]neither recognized the face nor the name of the Subject, |
[953](Both Ivan Ivanovich and Ivan Dmitriyevich were seen by the |
[955]defectors and they did not recognize either of them.) |
[956]. mn, |
[958]13, INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY: : .
[960]There was no intelligence activity noted on the Subject's
[961]part while he was stationed in Mexico.
[963]‘14, "NON-INTELLIGENCE activity:
[964]Subject primarily handled the main Soviet telephone and
[965]took guard duty at the gate. Subject toox messages for other
[966]Soviets, notified them of meetings, and contacted them for '
[968]appointments with each other. He occasionally drove one of
[970]SECRET
[972]Ot PIIUG GS
[975]14-0000
[978]a
[980]» 14. (cont'd) ;
[982]the Embassy cars on errands, ile kept a ledger of the telegrams 1 ,
[984]sent out by the Embassy and notified other Soviets when cables
[986]came in for them.
[988]15. CONTACTS:
[989]a. Soviet friends and associates,
[990]1. Valeriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV (201-293945),
[991]employee in the Soviet Trade Representation in
[992]Mexico from February 1961 to May 1964, suspect
[993]RIS. When the ANDRIANOVs left Mexico they were
[994]planning to get in touch with Subject's family
[995]in Moscow. . ;
[996]2, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich DENISOV (201-726491), Second
[997]Secretary at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico from
[998]August 1962 to April 1967, known GRU. Subject
[999]‘ appeared not to like DENISOV, It also appeared
[1000]that DENISOV was responsible for reimbursing -
[1002]Subject for the gas Subject used in- KUKHARENKO'S
[1004]car. |
[1005]3, Aleksey Nikolayevich GANIN (201-757775), known GRU
[1007]officer who visited Mexico 31 July - 14 August 1964,
[1009]SECRET
[1012]14-0000
[1014]Subject, along with other Soviets who were
[1015]_ known GRU officers, met GANIN on his visit to
[1017]Mexico,
[1019]Sergey Semenovich XUKIARENKO (201-260831), chief
[1021]of the Soviet information Bulletin in Mexico From
[1023]October 1962 to August 1964, suspect KGB. Subject
[1025]and KUKHARENKO were the best of friends for a
[1027]PON aD MER NEN ee ok
[1029]time, but ther “UXHARENKO began drinking too
[1031]much and getting into various scrapes. Subject Sosa
[1033]frequently commiserated with KUKHARENKO's wife
[1035]ROOK A an hinten asa a ey
[1037]over her husband*s drinking, automobile accidents, :
[1039]money problems. Subject occasionally used
[1041]Ft ean Sas
[1043]; - KUKHARENKO'S car.
[1045]Oleg Pavlovich MOSKVICHEV (201-285090}), employee
[1046]Q in the Soviet Trade Representation in Mexico
[1048]i from March 1961 to July 1964, known KGB. Subject
[1050]gave MOSKVICHEV his home address in Moscow,
[1052]pase et
[1054]Viadimir Nikolavevich RADVANSKIY (201-298171),
[1055]code clerk at the Sdviet Embassy in Mexico from
[1057]September 1964 to March 1967, known KGB. Subject
[1059]is not known to have associated with RADVANSKIY; |
[1060]however, Subject's wife and RADVANSKAYA worked :
[1062]° together in tne scnool and children's camp, and :
[1064]1
[1065].
[1067]fn te SH ee eee ee rae
[1069]oe Corte near reee Seon ee
[1071]SECRET
[1074]14-00000
[1076]The Aaah ote oi
[1078]i
[1079]4
[1080]5
[1081]i
[1083]aR tee
[1085]Seeks NID dente sna
[1086]the wit tee ada
[1088]1s.
[1090](cont'd)
[1092]RADVANSKAYA took over the camp after Subject's
[1094]wife left Mexico, RADVANSKAYA asked Subjoct's
[1096]wife to tell her (RADVANSKAYA'sS) daughter to.
[1097]enter the institute when she saw her in Moscow.
[1098]Viadimir Aleksandrovich ROMANCHENKO (201-727109),
[1100]Second Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico
[1102]from August 1963 to July 1967, no known RIS
[1104]affiliation, When ROMANCHENKO was in Moscow
[1106]on leave in Hay 1964, Subject told "Boris"
[1108](believed to be Subject’s brother-in-law) to
[1110]send letters to him through ROMANCHENKO when
[1111]he came back to Mexico.
[1112]Georgiy Stepanovich VISKO (201-243602), Commercial
[1114]Counselor in Mexico From July 1962 to circa
[1116]December 1966, suspect GRU. Subject's wife
[1118]and Mrs. VISKO taught together in the school
[1119]and sgemed to be good friends, Subject also
[1120]seemed to be friends with Mrs, VISKO, and he
[1121]reportedly helped the VISKO's daughter with her
[1123]arithmetic nomework on at least one occasion.
[1125]SECRET
[1129]1400000
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[1148]TRACES FOR LIAISON:
[1150]Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDAOV, born 27 August 1927,
[1151]accompanied by his wife Yelena iLvovna, and son, Vladimir
[1152][vanovich, born 1953, were stationed in Mexico City from
[1153]August 1962 to August 1965. Subject was a guard in the
[1155]Soviet Embassy. Subject is suspect RIS.
[1157]SECRET
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[1200]DISPATCH
[1203]Chief, 33. Divintosa
[1204]2 cr ra
[1205]Chie?, WR Divistop
[1207]Chief of Biation, Hexico City |
[1211]MARTE PUR Sed VF _——
[1213]REDTOP - Voice Samplea of Soviets in Bexico
[1214]Mine CigimD REPU
[1216]Forvarded berevith for Headquarters retention are voice
[1217]saxples, taken froa LIENVOY, of the following Sovieta previously
[1219]atationed in Bexico ¢
[1221]Ivan Gavetlovich ALYERTET (291+238701) |
[1222]Yuriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOY (201-230429)
[1223]Ivan Afanasyevich PBEXETOV (201-754500)
[1225]‘Ina Nikelayevna BOLDOVA (201=245416)
[1227]- ¥asiliy Karpovich BUTSEV (201-273983).
[1228]Yurdy Aleksandrovich DOYRACHEY (20)-297866)
[1229]Alekyey Ivanovich GARMASYUEV (20109277418)
[1230]Viadisir Patrovich GULIN (201+734983)
[1231]Vikter Petrovich RALINIS (201 +735048)
[1232]Nikolay Koastantinovich KHLEBNIEOY (291-227420)
[1234]Sergey Sargeyevich MOWSTANTIADY (201-101724)
[1235]Valeriy Viadtatrovich KOSTIEDY (201-305052)
[1236]Sergey Senesovich KUZRARENKO (261-260831)
[1237]Oleg Hakaisovich WECHIPORZHED (201-305870)
[1239]| Vladimir Petrovich OBRTEOY (2012731594)
[1241]_twan Daitriyevich OBYEOROY (2012772405). Wy men
[1242]Aleksandr Patrovich PAYLOY (201 -761265) .
[1244]Georgiy Aleksandrovich RUCHUCHEIN (201-242728)
[1246]- Yastlty Vasilyevich SLEDXOY (201-735055)
[1247]Bergey Tosifovich SOKOLOVSHIT {201-028485)
[1248]Geanadly Pedorovich STROGANOV (20 1+735038)
[1249]Georgty Stepanovich VISKO (2012243802)
[1251]-Gor/fMtliard C, CURTIS
[1253]Attachment:
[1254]Yoreo samples |
[1256]2 - CSB, w/att., H/F
[1257]} - CWH, w/o att, / uf, j Ler
[1258]otlé, Chapt an
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[1297]2939 hrs. KF talks to OBYSDKOV in sponich.
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[1301]ccna PR EIILEETT SMPTE CZ ee tT
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[1309]‘In, OBYEDKOV talks to lia wife in Russian.
[1311]4
[1313]PaaS beak, tO peEbae RPS ALRITE YPM RGR BS a Arr Sek Mane Ae APR etn EDR nen eine,
[1315]ven es
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[1321]CHYEDKOV
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[1343]NO INDEXING REQUIRED
[1344]7 6 0 nN
[1346][ OfeY QUALIFIED MESK
[1347]| CAN JUDGE INDEXING
[1349][ AICROFIUA
[1350]i eeahptineisne ee
[1352]___ Chief_of. Statiqn,Mexica Cit:
[1353]SUBIECT .
[1354]C pepvoop Ivan Dmitriyevich ORYEDKOW —————-——-——_——
[1356]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[1358]_
[1360]REFERENCE: HMMA-20177, 28 May 1965 SR TRAVEL Os"
[1361]1. LIFIRE reported the departure on 7 July 1965 via Sabena .
[1362]flight 556 for Brussels (and the USSR) of Subject's wife and son.
[1364]According to ,LIENVOY, Subject will follow in September. It is not
[1365]known Known whether this travel is PCS or TDY.
[1367]2. Travelling.on the same flight with Subject was Lyudmila
[1368]Ivanovna ZHEVTUN (201-754502), who has gone on home leave to
[1369]the USSR. .
[1371]3. The Station would appreciate a reply to the Reference,
[1372]which requested clarification of Subject's identity.
[1374]Upper hee chon ww a oe aes a *S ‘
[1376]“ for +; ats
[1377]; Willard C, CURTIS ole
[1380]Distribution:
[1382]1 - CWH
[1384]Rein 277 42S
[1386]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE
[1388]CROSS REFERENCE TO
[1390]22 JULY 1965
[1392]HOS FILE NUMSER :
[1394]FEN:
[1396]- 26658
[1398]CLASSIFICATION
[1400]HMMA
[1402]ne
[1404]P-8125
[1407]. aby . °
[1408]. ® i ~ te
[1409]” -. - mer .erg
[1411]CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION _
[1413]DISPATCH SECRET 2
[1415]nie)
[1416]NO INDEXING REQUIRED
[1418]Chief, SR Division
[1419]wgoccc
[1420]Chief, WH Division
[1422]ROM
[1423]Chief of Station, Mexico City
[1425]suasecr
[1427]REDWOCD ~ Ivan Daitriyevich OBYEDKOV (20L-779495)
[1429]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[1431]ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
[1432]CAN JUOGE INDEXING
[1434]MICROFIVA
[1436]REFERENCES: A, HMMA-26824, LO August 1965
[1437]B. MEXI-4485, 19 August 1965
[1439]1, Reference A reported the departure of Subject from Mexico on 4 August
[1440]1965. The Scation now believes that Subject departed PCS, and that he has pessibly
[1441]been replaced by Ivan Petrovich KARCHIN, whose arrival on 14 August 1965 was
[1442]reported in Reference B,
[1444]2. According to LIENVOY, KARCHIN has been answering the telephone at the
[1445]Soviet Embassy, a duty for which Subject was. previously responsible, According
[1446]to LICALLA, KARCHIN has also been taking guard duty at the entrance gate to the
[1447]Soviet Embassy, which Subject also had as one of his duties.
[1449]3, In addition, LIENVOY reported that on 17 August 1965 that “a new school
[1450]director" had arrived at the Soviet Embassy. OBYEDKOVA’ had previously been the
[1451]director of the Soviet school in Mexico, and the fact that she had been replaced
[1452]indicates that she will not return to Mexico. The identity ef the new school
[1453]director has not been established, although it may be XARCHINA,
[1455]. 4. The attached Soviet Personality Report (SPR) on Subject represents
[1457]a@ summary of Station information on him. It is noted that Subject is listed as
[1458]suspect RIS, service unknown, his previous designation as suspect KGB was based
[1459]primarily on his presumed identity with the subject of 201-121531, which has now
[1461]been established as incorrect. -
[1463]rns eae, 7 On’ |
[1465]" for
[1466]Willard ©. CURTIS
[1468]Attachment: j re :
[1469]I id .
[1472]- CSR, w/att. (2 copies), H/W
[1473]1 - GWH, w/ate. (1 copy), H/W
[1477]ne RAH —i
[1478]att OS GOPY BET PT TEI
[1479]"CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE
[1480]HMMA - 27030. 26 AUGUST 1965
[1481]CUASSIFICATION oes HOS FILE NUMBER
[1482]mi Peet 201-779495
[1484]me care ae FL
[1486]° | FEN:  P-8125
[1488]RAE setae nem memereein
[1490]14-0000
[1492]Meeeetes crt e
[1494]8.
[1496]9.
[1498]NAME:
[1500]DPOB :
[1504]CSR
[1506]ATTACHMENT TO HHMA-27030
[1508]‘DATED __26 August 1965
[1510]\ SPR PREPARED 8Y¥: Jonathan L, WEENING:
[1512]' DATE: 26 August 1965
[1514]Ivan Daitriyevich OBYEDKOV (4).
[1516]cae 1927-30 (3). Place unknown.
[1518]CITIZENSHIP AND PASSPORT DATA:
[1519]Soviet service passport no. 009260, used in 1965 (3).
[1521]ETHNIC ORIGIN: No information.
[1523]OTHER NAMES USED: No information
[1526]CURRENT: POSITION: Unknown
[1528]RELATIVES:
[1530]Wife: Yelena Lvovna OBYEDKOVA (1). Probably nee DMITRIYEVA (3).
[1532]DOB: ca. 1928-32 (3).
[1534]Soviet service passport no. 099270, used in 1955 (3).
[1535]In Mexico 28 Auguse 1962 - 22 July 1965 (2,5). Served as director
[1536]of the Soviet primary school in Mexico City and also ran the sumer
[1538]camp in Cuernavaca,
[1539]Son: Vladimir (1,2).
[1540]BCE: ca. 1953-56 (3).
[1542]In Mexico 28 August 1962 -  suty 1965. Travelled on
[1543]mother’s passport, (2,5)3
[1545]Boris Lvovich. DMITRIYEV anc Mariya Borisovna DMITRIYEVA.who are
[1546]probably wife's brother and sister-in-law, During Subject's tour
[1547]in Mexico, che DMITRIYEVs were staying in Subject's apartment
[1549]in Noscow, given as Moscow E-143, Metrogorodok, Otkrytoye Shosse 26,
[1550]Building 7, Apartment 69, telephone G3-72-34 (4). In May 1964
[1551]Subject spoke to "Boris" in Moscow about certain purchases for the
[1552]apartment, and Subject's wife also apoke to her mother, who apparently
[1553]lived with "Boris" and his wife (1).
[1555]LANGUAGES: Spanish - poor (1).
[1557]PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS:
[1558]Photes of Subject and his wife are attached (7).
[1560]Pt
[1561]Ler VUEFF?
[1563]14.90000
[1565]an
[1566]4
[1568]yp » . SECRET ~~
[1571]HMMA-~ 27030
[1573]10, PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, HABITS:
[1575]Although Subject acted as a guard at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico, he
[1576]appeared to be fairly well educated and was not subservient to any of
[1577]the other Soviets, with the exception of Counselor Boris Aleksandrovich
[1578]KAZANTSEV (201-028975). On one occasion Subject was reported to be
[1579]helping the daughter of Commerclal Counselor Georgiy Stepanovich VISKO
[1581]. with her arithmetic homework, On another, Subject was asked about methods
[1582]of producing metal wire, a subject on which Subject was well informed aa
[1583]a result of his having once worked for a wire factory (1).
[1585]: Subject had a tape recorder at home which he likedto listen to. He also
[1586]— occasionally went fishing with other Soviets (1).
[1588]oo . Subject told "Boris" /paragraph 7c above/ in Moscow to build a large
[1589]= an garage, because he was bringing a big car back with him. He also asked
[1590]Bee, . whether "Boris" had bought a refrigerator and TV for the apartment. On
[1591]° another occasion he was negotiating for a can of paint to take back to
[1592]Moscow with him to repaint “the Moskvich." Subject and his wife were
[1593]: both buying watches just before Leaving Mexico. (1). /From the above it
[1594]oo appears that Subject was fairly well-off financially, for a guard/.
[1596]ll, CURRICULUM -VITAE:
[1598]- : a (date unknown) Subject reportedly had worked at the Serp 1 Molot
[1600]“- wire factory in Leningrad (1).
[1602]. 28 Auguet 1962° Subject, accompanied by his wife and son,
[1603]: . arrived in Mexico as employee of the Soviet
[1604] ~ . : Embassy, Subject replaced Vyacheslav
[1605]: - Aleksandrovich YEGOROV (201-273431, /suspect
[1606]GRU/. (2) In Mexico City Subject and his
[1607]family lived at Tacambaro 4, reportedly in . ;
[1608]Apartment 5 fn January 1963 and in Apartment 4
[1610]f in July 1965, (1).
[1611]. - 22 July 1965 " "* Subject's wife and son departed Mexico for
[1612]a Se the USSR (5). ,
[1613]4 August 1965 Subject departed Mexico for the USSR (3).
[1614]. Subject is believed co have been replaced by
[1616]Ivan Petrovich KARCHIN (no Station traces.)
[1618]12, INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION: Suspect RiS,
[1620]The’ Station bas no real evidence of Subject's intelligence affiliation;
[1621]however, because Subject appears better educated than his duties-as a guard would
[1622]demand, because he seems financially betcer off than other Soviet guards, and
[1623]because of his apparent association on an equal footing with Soviet officers,
[1624]he is considered suspect RIS. It is further noted that Subject's predecessor was
[1626]suspect GRU.
[1627]13,  LNTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY: Unknown.
[1629]14, NON-INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY:
[1631]In Mexico City Subjece primarily handled the main Soviet Eabassy telephone (1)
[1632]Said aise toox guard duty at the gate (3), Subject Cook messages for other Soviets,”
[1633]necified chan of wmeectnga, and contacted them far appointments with each other,
[1634]He also uccastonally drove one of the Embassy cars on errands. He kept a ledger
[1635]cf the telegraus sent out by the Embassy and notified other Soviets when cables
[1637]case? in fer them (1).
[1642]14-0000
[1644]; RMMA - 27030
[1645]On L? Auguse 1963 Subject stated that he had just returned from a trip
[1646]with Valeutin Vasilyevich BAXULIN (201-T6LS13) (1). /BAKULIN fs an idencified
[1647]GRU officer. The Station has no further information on the nature of this
[1648]trip, nor any reports of other trips taxen by Subject./
[1650]Froa 6 to 19 November 1962 Subjfece was in the hospital (Sanitorio
[1651]Reforma) in Mexico City. On Ll Novenber he underwent a three-hour operation of
[1652]an unspecified nature. The other Soviets had co take guard duty with him in the
[1653]hospital, and it was stressed that one of the Soviet men should be with him after
[1655]he came out of the operation. (1).
[1657]15. CONTACTS:
[1659]_ Subject is not known to have had any contact with non-Soviets during hia
[1660]tour in Mexico, with the exception of an occasional visit to one of the doctors
[1661]regularly consulted by the Sovlets. Subjecc's closest Soviet contacts appeared
[1663]to be the following :
[1665]a. Valeriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV (201-293945), employee in the
[1666]Soviet Commercial Office in Mexico from February 1961 .to May 1964, suspect RIS,
[1667]When the ANDRIANOVs Left Mexico they were planning to get in touch with Subject's
[1668]family in Moscow (1). .
[1670]b. Aleksandr Mikhaylovich DENISOV (201-726491), Second Secretary at
[1671]the Soviet Embassy in Mexico sinca August 1962, known GRU, Subject appeared not
[1672]to like DENISOV. Ic also appeared that DENISOV was responsible for reimburing
[1673]Subject for the ges Subject used im KUKHARENKO's (see below) car (1).
[1675]Aleksey Nikolayevich GANIN (201+757775), known GRU officer who visited
[1677]“Ce
[1678]Subject, along with other Soviets who were known
[1680]Mexico 31 July + 14 August 1964,
[1682]GRU officers, met GANIN on his visit to Mexico (6).
[1684]d. Sergey Semenovich KUKHARENKO (201-260831), chief of the Soviet
[1685]information Bulletin in Mexico from October 1962 to August 1964, suspect KCB.
[1686]Subject and KUKHARENKO were the best of friends for a time, but then KUXNARENKO
[1687]began drinking too much and getting into various scrapes. Subject frequently
[1688]commiserated with KUKHARENKO's wife over hér husband's drinking, automobile
[1689]accidents, money problems. Subject occasionally used KUKHARENKO's car. (1).
[1691]e. Oleg Pavlovich MOSXVICREV (201-285090), employee in the Soviet
[1692]Commercial Office in Mexico from March 1961 to July 1964, known KGB. Subject
[1694]"gave MOSKVICHEV his home address. in Moscow (1). ----- --
[1696]ft. Viadinir Nikolayevich RADVANSKIY (201-298171), code clerk at the
[1697]Soviet Embassy in Mexico since September 1964, known KGB. Subject is not known to
[1698]have associated with RADVANSKIY; however, Subject"s wife and RADVANSKAYA worked
[1699]together in the schvol and children's camp, and RADVANSKAYA took over the camp
[1700]after Subject's wife left Mexico, RADVANSKAYA asked Subject's wife to tell her
[1701](RADVANSKAYA's) daughter ‘to enter the inseitute when she saw her in Moscow (1).
[1703]. g. Viadisir Aleksandrovich ROMANCHENK9) (201-727109), Second Secretary
[1704]at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico since August 1963, no known RIS affiliation.
[1705]When ROMANCHENKO was in Moscow on loave in May 1964, Subject told "Boris" (believed
[1706]to be Subdject's brother-in-law) to send-Letters to him through ROMANCRENKO when
[1707]he came back to Mexico. Subject said that RCMANCHENKO could be reached through
[1708](fnu) MURAVYEV at Che Ministry o€ Foreign Affairs (Ly,
[1710]cr
[1712]we ee
[1715]whe Toa
[1717]HMMA - 27030
[1719]. he Georgly Stepanevich VISKU (201-243602), Commercial Counselor in
[1720]Mexico since July 1962, suspect GRU. Subjece's wife and Mrs, VISKO taught
[1721]together in che school and seemed to be gocd Friends. Subdject also seened to be
[1722]friends with Mra, VISKO, and he reporteuly helped the VISKO daughter with her
[1723]arithmetic homework on at Least one occasion, Mra. VISXO was planning to send
[1724]some things to Moscow with Subject when he left (1). \
[1726]16, PAST OPERATLONAL ACTIVITY AGAINST SUBJECT: 4
[1727]None, with the exception of technical surveillance,
[1729]17. OPERATIONAL PLANNING DATA:
[1730]Not applicable
[1732]18. OPERATIONAL STEPS TO BE CARRIED OUT IN NEXT YEAR:
[1734]Not applicable.
[1736]et eset eye NA LE PEER EE NTRS RST
[1738]pone
[1742]PHOTOS
[1745]MA -2F¢ 30
[1747]arcs
[1749]14-0000
[1751]| me = - SECRET
[1754]HMMA ~ 27030
[1756]19, SOURCES:
[1758]1, LIENVOY, date as given if applicable...
[1760]2. MEXI-1850, 31 August 1962
[1762]3, HMMA-26824, 10 August 1965, LIFIRE travel report.
[1764]4, HMMA-26177, 28 May 1965, LIENVOY information on Subject «
[1765]5. HMMA-26658, 22 July 1965, LIFIRE travel report.
[1767]6. MEXI-0503, 7 August 1964, LIEMPTY refort on GANIN's visit.
[1768]7. LIEMPTY photographs, taken in 1965.
[1770]8. LILYRIC surveillance reports, 1962-65.
[1772]es of 2 ae
[1773]: poo
[1778]14-00000
[1780]a cen ete — a ere Soe ot,
[1782]SECRET
[1784]fer Prd fod fa,
[1786]SOC MENT IDENTHR ICAL tor”
[1788]RI FILE AO.
[1789]DOF a Tce ow sovace DOE. SreRaL NO.
[1790]FSOLscr cave tcnvwl a, OATE OF ined. 18 EVALUATION
[1792]@. OaTE PROCESSIO TO. DISSEMINATED IN
[1793]OOCUMENT O1SPOSETION
[1795]renee
[1796]V9. CAOSD ACFEAMED TO Es FILK 2D. FBAMSFERRED TO
[1797]. ae rage NO.
[1799]PERTINONE IN) ORMAT ION
[1801]OBYEOKOV, IVAN OMITRIYEVICH
[1802]201-779495
[1803]SEX M 008 ?
[1805]050-008-010
[1806]HHMA-27102
[1807]o8 SEP $5
[1812]LEFT MEXICO PCS OURING 4 AUG 19650
[1814]R 6509151383
[1816]: FILE THIS FORM iN FILE NO.
[1818]nen BET ace cvarsoze sesvroes, SECRET tyeae)
[1823]SECRET
[1825]CMen Filled Iny
[1827]DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE
[1829]1
[1833],
[1837]j
[1841]t
[1843]'
[1845]: OOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION
[1846]SUQsECT OF DOCUMENT DOCUMENT IOENTIFICATIO
[1850]i
[1852]i
[1854]H
[1856]t
[1858]2. 1
[1859]Rt FILE NO, \
[1861]V. BISPATEH OA SOURCE HOC, S¥msOu NO.
[1863]WT Jouace swrrede Date OF INFO.
[1866]CtSPOSITION
[1868]23. TAANSTERACO 10
[1869]BL FILE NO.
[1871]+ GATE PROCESSED
[1873]GOCUNENT
[1875]PERTINENT INFORMAT LO
[1877]ORYEOKOY, IVAN OMITRIVEVICH
[1878]C1-779495
[1879]1 201~305052
[1880]SEX M DOB 2 HAMA=26853-
[1881]CIT? 0 py “Ue 85
[1884]TRAVELLIN ON SAME FLIGHT WITH KOSTIK ;
[1886]; OV WA
[1887]Su8J. SUBS ASSIGNED AS GUARD AT THE Sov °
[1888]EMB IN MEXICO CITY, RETURNING TO THE ussr.
[1890]R 6508251179
[1892]hiked
[1894]FILE IN 20
[1896]FILE THIS FOPM IN FILE NQ. >
[1898]SECRET
[1900]trsaea
[1902]vor BE7 vee secssous asnsione.
[1904]14-0000
[1906]q Sth carr
[1908]ete Sie, be oo
[1912]CLASEPAC ATION:
[1914]- or
[1916]* * MATEED POR INDEXING
[1917]3 cpoeereenpanccmneny |
[1919]=ROFILMEO vy |
[1920]___Chief, §R_Division__—-—- —- —- _MIGROPIENTE |] XXX | nomoeune sroueee
[1921]Info. Ab: ONLY QUALIFIED OESK
[1922]. : . : . . io INDE RISD
[1923]__... Chief, WH Division Yn) SAN ee
[1924]MKROFIL .
[1926]wa (Chief_of Station, Mexica-City ©
[1927]JOCK .
[1929]ACHONM REQUIRED - REFERENCES .
[1930]departure on 4 August 1965, Sabena
[1931]Moscow) of Subject, (It is not known
[1932]Subject's wife and son
[1935]som *
[1937]1. LIFIRE reported the
[1939]flight $56 for Brussels (and
[1940]whether Subject's travel was PCS or TDY.
[1942]had left Mexico on 7 July 1965).
[1944]2. LIFIRE reported that Subject was travelli on Soviet
[1945]service passport no. 009260; nis wife. and daughter had travelled
[1946]on no, 009270, Subject's age was given as 35, that of his wife '
[1947]as 34, and that of his son Vladimir as 9. (Comment: These age
[1948]may be as of 1962, when Subject originally éntered Mexico‘)
[1950]be :
[1951]wae 3 Travelling on the same flight w
[1953]hFKOSTIKOV (201-305052) and his fa
[1954]fficer who was returning to
[1956]‘ ith Subject were Valeriy
[1957]&* Viadimirovic mily. KOSTIKOV is
[1958]an identified KGB o the USSR PCS. >
[1960]brea Liteon,
[1961]Uf
[1963]NOs w wo for
[1964]Willard C. CURTIS
[1966]RIS LYPUT.
[1968]Distribution:
[1969]- CSR
[1970]1 - CWHl
[1972]ts COPY 2. i _ 3 a y
[1974]Rass REFERENCE TO | DISPATCH SYMEOL AND NUMBER | ATE .
[1975]MMA - 26824 10 August 1965
[1976]CLASSIFICATION | HGS FRE NuMBFe ——
[1977]. j 201-779495
[1979]{ FEN: Pp -8125
[1982]14-0000
[1984]i
[1986]| aarer sea ae oS
[1988]| wT HIE | yeonaut
[1991]_ghiof nl Station, nextco City 7 pp mocara ere
[1992]in. | ONY GaaTHED CASH
[1993]| CAN BS WOE ALND
[1994]ea 7 :
[1995]Chief RNCEOTI | eee
[1996]Seer RE
[1998]v
[1999]“ivan uatertyevich 05
[2001]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERLECES
[2003]REFERRUCE: HMA zoa./, 25 Hay i965
[2005]1, Weadquacters agrees that Subject is probably not identical with
[2006]Ivan Lvanovich UBYEQKOV (201-121531) as was earlier believed, and has
[2007]accordingly assigned ivan tatteiyavich 201-779495 . A full Headquarters
[2008]trace under that name tirned up no information other than that originating
[2009]from Mexico City Station, which has new been re-classified into the new
[2010]file, We age puzzled by the fact that MEXI-1850, dated | Septeaber 1962, the
[2011]first piece of correspondance from Mexico city Staticn on Subject, reported
[2013]him as Ivan Ivanovich.
[2015]2. A photo comparison of the two individuals in this case is not
[2016]satisfactory proof that they ex ia fact two people because of the difference
[2017]in years and exposure in the photographs. The pre-Mexico City traces on
[2018]lvan Llvanovich reflect only a date and place of birth as identifying data. |
[2019]It Ls hoped that Mexico City Station can obtain soon identifying biographic’
[2020]data on Ivan Daitriyevich in order to fimaly resolve the matter, .
[2022]BAG.
[2024]BRUCE Hl, GINTALAS
[2026]err ee sarees aenersecmernemnssnes Hmm nateminent on
[2028]Distribution; .
[2029]Orig & 2-CoS, Hexico City
[2032]oo, —~ po ag i
[2033]AOT LAG ia
[2035]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMEZER - -
[2037]me BS TS
[2040]CROSS REFERENCE TO a
[2042]| . 439
[2044]to, nae pat
[2046]i Hew CS Cocki 2k fuby 1965
[2048]7 ~ j CLASSIFICATION | HOS TILE NUMBER
[2049]! ECR | 201- 27¢49
[2050]OrnnCS - OFFICER ed Wrist .
[2052]1-RID - | SavozPa town ep, cazusox "Cong i 5523
[2053]1-SR/O/SR COGETNADNG
[2054]L-Wil/ 3/MEX Lp CAPE SOMES Care, OHtCER S WANE
[2056]~ cee fatter eee sere oo
[2058]5
[2065]or eeeh z
[2066]ia PR
[2067]cord
[2069]oy SB ras cures He Tey
[2071]1 er crsen ice ES OT IT
[2073]14-0000
[2074]f
[2075]4
[2079]4
[2080]|
[2081]i:
[2085]: In 1964 the apartment was occupied by Boris Lvovich DMITRIYEV and Mariya
[2087]PROCESSING ACOed
[2090]ASSL
[2092]SECRTE
[2094]| arco Foe seTTeS
[2097]XX Xm pees tee
[2098]omer quad) cee
[2100]i)
[2102]= Chiet, SR Division
[2104]WOR
[2106]: Chief WH, Division pes eros
[2107]. nea ae a t 7 .
[2108]x. f> <3 Ghig£-of Station, Muxico-Ci aa ~ ees fe
[2109]SusS RET . . 2
[2110][Se BEY 909 vide OBYEDKOV _~ ee _
[2111]iy Dm itr yey ape Be
[2113]PETER REQUIRED REFERENCES: . . occ
[2114]: et A Piece C why Alia
[2115]1, Douglas J, FEINGLASS has reported that the OBYEDKOV who is in Mexico
[2116]Gity is' definitely Ivan Dmitriyevich, net Ivan Ivanovich as previously recorded,
[2117](Source: LIENVOY tapes.) It is impossible to check the original flight maniffest
[2118]ligting OBYEDKOV's. arrival in 1962, since this has been destroyed,
[2120]2. OBYEDKOV also appears to be much younger than the Ivan Ivanovich
[2121]OBYEDKOY (201-121531) who was born Li July 1912 and with whom Subject was
[2122]assumed to be identical, No date of birth ts available for the OBYEDKOV in
[2123]Mexico City, -
[2125]43, Subject's wife is Yelena Lvovna OBYEDKOVA. They have a son Viadimir,
[2126]born roughly In 1953, LICALLA photographs of Subject and ais wife are caclosed,
[2127]According to LIENVOY, Subject's home address in Moscow is Moscow E-HS, —-
[2128]Metrogorodok, Otkrytoye Shosse 26, Bullding 7, Apt. 69, telephone G3-72-34.
[2130].
[2132]* Borisovna DMITRIYEVA. .
[2134]4, Headquarters is requested to retrace Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOY and
[2135]assign a new 201 number if Headquarters agrees that he is not identical with the
[2136]Subject of 201-121531,.
[2138]oe oe, =
[2140]¥ for
[2141]Willard C. Curtis
[2143]Attachment: _.
[2144].3 photos
[2146]. Distribution: © x
[2147]2 SRD w/att “
[2148]1 WHD, w/o att
[2150]wee BESET E
[2151]tlt 7 [Pte
[2153]rAtach a SPY
[2154]CROSS REFERENCE TO . | pxcpaTcH SYMAOL ANC MEER i OAtE
[2155]: HMMA- 26177 ! 28 May 1965
[2157]ase Kayan P MOS FILE NUMBER
[2161]|
[2162]a
[2163]|
[2165]SECRET
[2168]14-0000
[2170]Atta Tor HMMA-26!77. 28 May 1968
[2172]TO; Chief, SR Division
[2174]ee From: Calef of Station, Mexico City
[2176]tS COPY
[2178]eh nds
[2180]-
[2183]L
[2184]am
[2186]cep ttn thgete ha Meet oe tae athe s
[2188]- i aa EpR
[2190]MES
[2192]7 , - wet ern ene ne HT
[2195]on
[2197]SECRET
[2199]phase a eited imp
[2200]wee ee
[2202]DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE
[2204]OCCULT IDENT IF FCAT ION
[2206]SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT RELAIS ees
[2207]. 2. ‘ .
[2208]. RE FILE NO, | | ° | |
[2210]3. QesPatem oN socect pec. SvMO0R me. a. Date
[2212]Oociatey OESPOSIT ION
[2213]TRANSPEAREO TO
[2214]AL PILE Wa.
[2216]OBYEDKOV, Te Sel?! ’
[2217]201-1253 777495 050-006-010
[2218]SEX M DOB ? 771418 . HMNA~26081
[2219]14 MAY 85
[2220]cit 2? AOL Pt
[2224]SUPPORT GROUP. GUARD SUSPECT KG8.
[2226]MEMBER KGB REZIDENTURA, MEXICO CITY.
[2228]R 8503262121
[2231]PILE THIS FORM IN FILE RO. > Pf ff
[2233]wa G7 ess crevious corrrens,
[2235]Ce
[2237]So ALE SARA get telat temeemee si
[2238]SECRE
[2240](Men set me
[2241]ed
[2243]OOCUMENT TRANSFER AKO CROSS REFERENCE
[2245]DOCUMENT 1OENT IF ECATION
[2247]_. SUBJECT OF COCUMENT |
[2249]te
[2250]We FILE NO,
[2252]4. GATE
[2254]OTsPatcn 38 SOURCE BOG, SvmOOL nO.
[2256]. «EvaLuarion
[2258]7. SOURCE CRYPTONYY) p.
[2260]DATE OF INFO.
[2262]TRANSFERRED TO
[2263]at Fit Wo.
[2265]PERTINENT INFORMATION
[2268]ue TPT OI vt
[2269]OBYEOKOV, IVAN EVANOVICH ”
[2271]201~121534~— 779 +4 co : 074-124-060/01
[2272]47475
[2274]SEX M DOB ? HMMA-25843
[2275]. 16 APR 65
[2277]CIT ? AOL PS
[2279]occ 7
[2281]EMBASSY GUARD. SUSPECT KGB OFFICERS
[2283]R 6505032159
[2285]Sor PPS
[2287]se .
[2288]nike Bins fom IN rie NO: a P| ft |
[2289](7-483
[2291]FORS BED use peeveous sorrians.” SECRET
[2293]ear
[2296]14-0000
[2298]ee | — “
[2301]SECRET
[2304]DOCUMENT TRANSFER ANU V..USS REFERENCE:
[2306]SUBJECT OF OOCiMmENT | _ DOCUMENT TOENT IE IC ATION aeeneen
[2307].
[2308]RU FILE NO.
[2309]3 Broratcw OF 90uNCe DOC. sywBOL mo. [@. OATE
[2311]Po POURCE COvPfoMeMl Gg, CATE OF EmPO. 18. EVALUATION
[2313]pave
[2315]TAANSELAALD TC
[2316]RE FILE md.
[2318]ry ~
[2319]'
[2321]P7025 TRIE SICH !
[2323]| OBYEDKOV, IVAN OMETREVEVIGH. ‘
[2324]201~-128548 794 p95” 201~727109
[2325]SEX M 008 ? HMHA~25188 '
[2326]j 22 JAN 65 '
[2327]: CIT? AOL P2
[2329]IN A CONVERSATION W/WIFE, SUBJ IMPLIED |
[2330]VLADIMIR As ROMANCHENKO 201727109 WAS :
[2331]UNFIT FOR JO8 OF NEGOTIATING FOR THE RE-~
[2332]RQOFING OF SOV EMB CAUSE HE WAS INDECISIVE
[2333]AND VACILLATING.
[2334]| ; R 6508121590
[2335]! |
[2336], i]
[2338]Les ;
[2339]FILE IN 201-22. =
[2341]PILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO, o>
[2343]SECRET
[2345]pind 337 “yee paisvese ser esenn,
[2347]i |
[2351]wane
[2354]14-0000
[2356]qf “, vonty.
[2357]BECR ET °
[2359].
[2361]MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE .
[2363]DMT Rife vecit
[2365]. : SUBJECT: OBYEDEOV, Ivan Ivenevieh - Mexico 1964
[2367]Subject's photo wags shown to Soviet Defectors RASTVOROY
[2368]“and DERYABIN on 18 August 1964 with negative results.
[2370]4
[2371]Any 4‘ Lyf
[2373]r
[2376]BECRET
[2378]= SECHeE F .
[2380]Cen Pitlad Eri
[2382]OOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE
[2384]SuGsec?h OF DOC LwtaT COCUSR NT ICEMT EF ICATION
[2386]te
[2387]ab ORS Bye
[2389]3. DIRPATCH OR SOUETE COC. SYMGDL NO-
[2391]J, SOURCE CAVPTOAYNI 3. DATE OF INFO. + EVALUATION
[2393]a TR
[2394]18. TRANSFESNED TO
[2395]AY PILE NO,
[2397]ve RYE
[2399]ODYEOKOVs IVAN IVANOVICH.
[2400]- 201224532 777495 050-008-010 i
[2401]SEX M 008 ? HMMA=24698A0L |.
[2402]; : 06 NOV 64 i
[2403]CIT ? P2 '
[2404]Occ ?
[2405]i
[2407]EMPL GUARD. SUSPECT KGB OFF.
[2409]|
[2410]R 6411241378
[2412]nt, GO
[2413]Aye THIS
[2415]me.
[2417]SECRET (7+ 609
[2419]cae 867 vee reavicus corrtene.
[2421]Nae
[2423]14.90000
[2425]SECRET on Rye
[2428]™ . cohen Fabled fad
[2430]SUBJECT OF COCLAR . COMAEAT EGENT EPC ATION
[2432]cr ee
[2434]Meno fer 791 fi le en 3. DISPATCN OF SOLOCE fof. Sy MOL ~e
[2436]' Fer, : et mn a Oo ey tre ne
[2437]OBYERESY, Ivan [wanevick 7. SGURCE cAYP FONTS 8. Fare OF yxeQ. Te _— ,
[2439]S. ANALYST 8. UATE PROCESSEO - OLSSEMINATEO ty [" DATE
[2441]feo. Finney PL Seppe
[2443]12. CROSS MEFERRED TO THIS FILE 1a. TRANSFERRED TO
[2444]at FILE NO.
[2446]PERTINCNT INFORMATION
[2448]. a
[2449]Yhoto of OBYEPKOV was shown to ALRANIE i
[2451], ‘
[2453]OBYEDKOY, '
[2455]FILE THES FORM IN FILE NO.
[2457]sien BST vst cecvicus sosrsoms. SECRET (7-40)
[2460]14-0000
[2462]“my CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7
[2464]feta ag ot Ltt 7 et -
[2465]" ° : ante 6 AMG), - ,
[2467]scnen: et fvaarec te sib AT é ) ; ‘he:
[2468]AD 2} cfs eS. fied gc SoA FE VR oe
[2470]Ineo, ES 4
[2472]DIR“ GITE ExT ase an 735444977
[2473]REDCOAT a ,
[2475]. IMMEDIATE ACTION 7
[2477]| ORER 2 HEXT“9aaa bare) 7) yk
[2479]* ‘1, ACCORDING 1 AUG LIENVOY SERGEY SEMYONOVICH KUKHARENKO
[2480]ARRALCED PACKING OF CERTAIN PERSONAL EFFECTS FOR SHIPMENT USSR,
[2481](Per CTHER LIENVOY REPORT ING AND INFO FROM SUBJ PARA 2 REF
[2483]DER AT EPE IS FOR HOME LEAVE,) SAME DAY MRS. K TOLD SUSPECT KGB
[2485]GUARE IVAN HANOv fC “OBYEDKOV. THAT WHEN K TOOX HER HOME THAT
[2487]4FTERNAON HE PULLED FAST ONE ON HER, ” STEPPED ON THE GASS AND
[2488]s
[2490]IN CLOUD OF SMOKE AND DUST. I DON’T KNOW THE PLACE
[2492]al L
[2493]WHEP:. “EZ COES, BUT I KCOW THE CUNINTELLIGIBLE)D PERFECTGY,™
[2495]: VOURS SAME EVE MRS. K AGAIN CALLZD OBYEDXOY, TOLDR.
[2496]T COMPLETELY DRUNK AND HAD” WRECKED HIS CAR,
[2498]List URS xX sLEAbso WITH 0 ON 12 JULY TO PREVENTHK FROM DRIVING CAR
[2499]SINCE HE DRUNK AND NRS K FEARED WOULD “WRECH car.
[2501]S. 5 US LIENVOY REPORTING CONNECTED ABOVE UNCLEAR, BUT
[2503]SNORT, MRS K-G CONVIRSATION INDICATES POSSIBILITY X
[2505]Hoo TO ASPEAR AT A GOM OFFICE, AND THAT UNNAMED HIGHER LEVEL
[2506]R'S PATIENCE EXHAUSTED WITH X, WOULD ALSO APPEAR
[2508]| SE Ce oLT
[2509]CAC
[2510]Eo Copy Ne
[2512]REPRATCICTION 3% OTHER ‘GIneR THAN 1 THE i3gulin (SSUING OFFCE 18 PROGRES
[2515]14-0000
[2517]SECRET Muti poe
[2519]"no 2 AND 3 AUS LIESVOY THAT INCIDENT OF DRUNKENNESS‘ AND
[2521]SLE LNT ENOSN THROUGHTOUT OMB,
[2523]Se AS HOS AWARE FROM PREVIOUS MEX TRAFFIC, KUKHARENKO .
[2524]Cal oF STATION'S PRIME TARGETS FOR DEVELOPMENT DUE ERRATIC
[2525]ELaAUiGR DRUNKENNESS. CONSISTENTLY UNUSUAL INDEPENDENT
[2527]SEIEANS2, AND HIS EXPRESSIONS DISRESPECT COLLEAGUES AND EVEN ANB.
[2528]=. MEX! DEVELOPING ONE-AGENT ACCESS AGAINST ((SEE REF) ee
[2529]AND INTENDS INJECT LICOOKY*1 AFTER K's RETURN,
[2530]3. GIVEN PARA L.AND 2 INFO, APPEARS POSSIBLE THAT K MAY NOT
[2531]SE PIRMITTED RETURN MEXI AFTER HONE LEAVE.
[2532]8. ING 5 AUG LIENVOY, K LEAVING 16 AUG. SARBANOV
[2533]FAN{LY gD FEDOTOV ON SANE FLT, | oe
[2534]7. ABOVE PRESENTED FOR HOS INFO, AND CONSIDERATION
[2535]POSSIBLE APPROACH K AT THIS TIME. MEXI RECOMMENDATION IS GAMSLE
[2536]THAT X FSETURNS AFTER HONE LEAVE, DEVELOP MORE ASSETS AGAINST
[2537]Hiv, SND EVENTUALLY MAKE APPROACH IF SUFFICIENT VULNERABILITY
[2539]S/s camméat- AieprovALeP ASE £1096K/-1
[2541]tipeg -
[2542]Ab ALS 2
[2544]T. KUBHARENYO,
[2546]14-0000
[2550]mocha 200 ta tire,
[2551]F tra
[2553]pany Se pe
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