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[20]. 8 MEXI 5372 NOV Co 9nese | -
[21]Sete DURING ROUTINE CONTACTS WITH PESWING. OFFICER DURING JAN
[22]| Sug ADVISED HE IN CONTACT -PAVEL. YaTsKov (2a1-120:23) AND VALENTIN
[26]0G Nov (281- ~285412), BOTH: SUSPECT KGB. Sovs ASKED: HE PREPARE
[28]| TRAVEL INFO ON TRAINS:-AND-SHIES | BETUEEN | MEXICO, NEW AGRE ND ne
[29]EUROPE Logiwov APPEARS FRIENDLY AND TOLD. SUEN KE HOPES THEY
[30]. Soren, wet
[31]Doo or aH -BE: FRIENDS .- a an we, ber eee ee
[32]La Pes ING OFFICER TURNED. SUBJECT OVER TO SLATION OFFICER To wn tM 7
[33]~ AGREED. ACT. as ACCESS AGENT ). REQUEST. ROS REP ROCESS. Tos “ -
[35]UTS NES | “POA. ‘ . oo se nosy ce . Gd
[36]“SECRET 4 fer, LAURICLE. ne
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[39].. CEN $837 «1 HMMW~-12821 65, 5372 65 PBSWING PAVEL “YTASKOV, 2B.i2B2S eg
[41]; VALENTIN LOGINoV 2a1- 285412 KGB S0vs NEW YORK EURUPE ‘LOG INOW
[42]7 Pasw ING” LOS TNOV Has POA ;
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[60]Ghief of S
[62]tation, Mexico City : ; wd bo Niemen
[64]imideatified Visitor to tho Soviet Estassy in Mexico City. an eae
[66]1, . LICALLA’ and LILYRIC reported. an umideatified-visitor-to the Soviet Embassy
[67]in Moxico City between 29 Noveeber and. $ December 4965, The visitor appears, .~
[68]to be a Soviet; however, LIFIRE has not reported any imaccounted for. Soviet \ -
[69]to have visited Mexico during this period, nor was the presence of a Soviet
[71]visitor reported to the Station by any other source, He ‘has not been seen:
[73]since 3 Decesber 1265.
[75]2: According. to LICALLA, the visitor was principally in contact with the.
[77]- cook, Anatoliy Aleksawrovich MURHIN (201295944), administrative assistant
[78]Stanislav Sergeyevich SILNTRUY (2012272103), guard Alkolay Tvanovinh TAN ARN,
[79]code clerk Aleksandr Petrovich PAVLOV (201-761268), Thi rd “Séeretary aid known
[80]KGB officer Viadizir Ivanovich SIPAKEVICH (201-343894) , First Secretary aid
[81]known KGB officer Aleksandr Viadirirevich PHINHODKO (2012202379), and Press :
[82]Attache mid known KGB officeT Nrkolay Sergeyevich LEON “(2OV-1S2159)5
[84]ae “3, | Aggording to LILYRIC, the visitor was. deen leaving thie. Soviet entis.s8y :
[85]a with MUKHIN, and later with Third Secretary-aid suspect KGB officer: 7°
[86]” Valentin Sergevevich LOGINOV. (201+285412) an 30 Noverber 1905. On } Decesber
[87]™ ha was seen lesving with MUAHIN and his wife, Cosey:rcial Coamselor Georgty 7
[88]Stepanovich \VISKO (201-243602} and chauffeur: Anatol ty Taylovich PRAGICHIKIN. :
[89](201-738052) (a the car normally: driven by Pravda correspondent Vialimir
[90]TE ET EAgelfenev4 ch DOLGDY: (201-76 5035). “On 2 Decésiber he was.geei loavingwith
[91]WEHIN and his wife, ZAMHAROW, Visitor Ferdinand Robertovich GINNO and ©
[92]fe . ce. _ (continued):
[93]- Attechment: 0S .
[94]. YT TAs Stated (QHERENTTH) Tas :
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[103]: yoea-2R001, |S anuary 1966
[105]naa es ase CANON ; — Yue PLE MUL
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[113]th mre ar tae - | tebrat n POA ans Rae
[115]CONTINUATION OF
[116]DISPATCH
[118]SECRET Hate 27001
[120][secre _ tues
[122]Attache and suspect kes officer Visdislav Sergsyavich SORKIN (201- -744342)
[123]in. HASNSEIN'S car, On 3-Dscesber ha was seen leaving with MAHIN oad : :
[124]PRAS I : .
[126]4, Atteched Is a photograph of the: visitor taken by LILYRIC. ~ ©
[128]$,| Station. ‘Mexico would ‘appreciate it if the atteched photog coals t be”
[129]cireustod at. Hteedquartory, for possible Ydenti fication. .
[131]4 ‘ rote
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[138]wq——Shick of Stations Mexico City.
[140]4-- = ATTACHMENT:
[142]~~ er AAA
[143]"PLAS CATION eee cag vn RROCESSING ACTION
[145]DISPATCH [| , [oe
[147]x Kixy ee eocus QUT .
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[153]_.___ Chief, SR via Chief aH ror _
[155]Sanct — REDWOOD . :
[159]ACTION REQURLO REFERENCES
[161]~ REFERENCE: snont-13988, 16 “Septonber 1965
[163]: forwarded “nokewsth, is parapiaph 9 ) (pnystcat SESCRIPTION
[164]; AND PHOTOS) ‘of summary: traces in SPR. format “on Valentin a
[165]‘Sergeyevich LOGINOV: (201- -285412)° as promised to you in” ,
[167]the above reference.
[169]BAS.
[171]“BRUCE iW. GINTALAS | ~
[173]oe .
[174]’ 2 to
[176]5.7. \Ratagraph: 9.as.(state d_abov.
[178]DISTRIBUTION: .--
[179]Orig. ‘& 2-Chief ‘of. F Station, Mexico. City (w/atty: =
[181]7) ae gor asst
[182]m Ett : . a “ ae : 7 ‘ 3h ich
[183]CROSS REFERENCE TO ‘ «T pissarcn svitBot AND NUMBER C5. C24 or ee °
[184]- HMMW 14087 ' :
[186]CLASSIFICATION
[188]SECRET
[190]OFFICE
[192]SP /asPAa
[194]1-RID (w/att)
[195]1-SR/O/KH {wo/att)
[196]NH/L (wo/att) |
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[224]: 9. PHYSICAL SESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS: | i : . , wt .
[225]be. Height: 6" tall, a - - a 7 7 a
[226]_& Build: strong build; cas, 185 bss in Wavanes | Ve aD 7 So
[227]a pater. biond vavy hates: - at a 7 . “loss - ~ ee 4 " -
[228]. 7 ‘Be “Shape of Facé: concave foreheads 2" * i wo —— 7 ; :
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[249]—— oe . yt Tf ears Coeutns
[251]os eked tanguias
[253]”. ‘chief, SR Division
[255]mm chic£: of ‘Stat on, Mexico ico City
[257]. SUBtCT 5 "
[261]* Ge RgURED “RULRUNCES
[263]| are Ox ““yIeort/S poportea “that on ‘22: October 1968 Subject. visited
[264]* Ris place of business and said that he had « ‘been ‘yeferred: to ee
[265]+ by the Soviet Enbassy. tle said he was intorested in a oné-way tickot
[266]-to the Soviet Union. Subjoct furnished tho following infornstion ©
[267]to LIcOZY/5 : Ho was bern on 19 Augtist 1942 in Michigan. Neds.
[268]. gp student at U.C.L.A. and wanted to visiz the USSR as a tourist.
[270]_ Subject veld U. S. passport nuaber C 530394 issued 29 August 1962,
[271]His permanent addyoss’ was given as 19222 Pacific Coast Hdgnway 9 ;
[272]|-. Matiou, Californias. His tourist card ghowed that he entered 1oxico
[273]“J. “by bus at Sonoita, Sonera on 9. Uctober: 1965. Subject paid for 15__
[275]. days in the Soviet. Union. ‘but said that he planned to. stay” Tongers °-
[277]oe rae “2, He Ket Mexico via Air France, glight 702.07 . 6 Oct. y.
[278]422) (eonfirmed by flight manifests). His. plans: coil. for hin to ‘dep
[279]a Paris: for ‘Nostow via Air France “Flight 724° ‘on 17. October. wg ye
[281]oT: 3. buring a routine visit ‘to ‘the Consular Séetion. of ‘the, Sevier. Bs
[283]Embassy, Valontin Ss. LOGINOV, thanked . LICOZY/5 for “taking cara” | ‘ oe
[285]‘if OL. Sudject but, in the progence of both PRIKHODKO anu: Consular"
[287]officer Vladimir 8. KORMUSHERIN, EOGINOY admonished: LICOZY/S for “asking |
[288]biographic-dati he fi) 1 out the necessary
[290]ps pe LICOLY/S: “denies Ce o-inforaatien. ‘than
[291]“he needed, (Subject. apparoatly reported Licoz ¥/5's actions ii
[292]obtaining | “the above blographic J data (ors was debrieted by LEGINOY,
[294]a ‘suspect “EGB. offlcer)s so . = rs
[296]pe it seems ‘unusual for an. \ Anarhenn, arude to 5 travel. fron the.
[297]M, s. "So Mexico in order to trovel to the Soviet Union since ho is. -
[299]- automatically’ inéreasing, the cost of Ads travel by a considerable
[301]“amount. Since Subject ‘crossed into Mexico-on 9 October, only a” ~
[303]> week before his departure for the ussh, it would appear. that he >.
[305]- came to México exclusively” for this.purpose. It thus appears | that
[307]the purpose of travelling via México was to “Oh this. trip: fros..
[309]’ the > Se authorities, .
[310]wl Cf. Onpuoks a
[312]Ay
[314]foe hocal ODENVY not adv¥j
[315]PEL? DD .
[316]i ; Willard c. CURTIS
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[324]Carne nnn ees mee meee oe Le ~ 27467 "| 20 OCTOBER 1965
[326]: TSS CATIONS + et “Bish fb93 Deb ots “ya
[327]SECRET. P -2712 °°:
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[333]Bi 5 PA AT C H Tome = ieee ee
[334]SECRET [magne FO NOTING _ .
[336]_ chief: SR . oe ca x0 iNOCUNG PTQUIALD
[337]oro. . . — i" ~ 1 S
[338]chief, Wi a ee i en
[339]: — [enter or station, Mexico city {A ae ee
[340]re | a REDWOOD. Valentin. Serguyevich “LOGINOV (201265812) ae | oe
[342]won, [ere raise nome ~ oo a
[344]mS _ a : . : ‘LIFE reported the arrival on 10 “October 1965, vi via 2 Sabena fight 555,
[346]of subject's wife, Aleksandra Dmitriyema, and his son Dnitriy. Travelling
[348]ight, were Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV (201-028975) and nis
[349]Hier 27IFAS
[351]wife returning to Mexico fron home leaves
[353]on the same fl
[355]gor 28544 l2,
[357]en a AND NUMBER ie :
[358]HOMA-27420 | .28 October 1965
[359]. “CLASSIFICATION - i ROSIRESASER :
[360]SECRET | roreeasar2 ;
[363]14-00000
[365]Asser Ata ~~ TPQEISSING ACHON TOT
[367]‘[bisPATCH [mn OE EES
[369]XXX AO ATONS BEND
[371]CAN MOST DCN
[373]Chief, SR via Chiof, iil
[375]. SUOKEI
[376]G Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY (201 285412)
[378]ALTO EQURLO RUTRORCEE
[380]REFERENCE: - MEXI 4363, 7 August 1969-
[382]‘herewith are sumiary traces in SPR foraat: on
[384]‘Valentin Sergeyevich LOGLNOV, reflecting, a digest of avatlabie
[386]Anforwation in Headquarters files.”
[388]2. Paragraph 9 of the above attachment (PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
[390]AND PHOTOS) will be forwarded to you at a later date under separate
[391]Stopatch “a8 soon a3 the photos have been proconsad here at Headquarters.
[393]30" Forwarded under separate cover is ‘Paragraph aL “CIDENTITTES, | :
[395]' BRUCE H, GINTALAS .*
[397]Summary traces in SPR‘format (h/w)
[398]. Paragraph 21 CIDENTITIES) (u/a/c)
[400]bisTRIBUTION: a
[401](Orige, & BeChdes of station, Mexico City (watt A, blu wate By wierey
[405]CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMER ‘ og. COR
[406]oa Fe Septeuber 1965
[408]Hota 13985
[410]HQS ALE NUMBER:
[411]201 285412
[413]I.
[414]. . . ORIGINATING
[415]OR CER a PIsT
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[426]OOD EEL PU Mey at A Gy DT
[430]1
[432]’ - . - “ae USSR citizen, ' *
[433]: - . b. Passport DOL6993, issued 24 August 1960, |
[434]y
[435]fs - C.. Passport DO10264, issued 1965 ~
[436]fu 7 - ~ -
[437]yo 6. CURRENT POSITION: — - . . .
[438]g.. mo _ : oo .
[439]4 “ Third Secretary, Soviet Embassy, Mexico City.
[440]3 7, RELATIVES:” ~ Ss fo
[441]5 et 7 ‘ . ‘ a
[442]3 so a c. Spouse: Aleksandra Dmitriyevna, born 20 August 1928, Moscow, ,
[443]fo. , . “
[444]zi, ‘ . Worked {n the Corisular Office in Havana, Speaks
[445]~ ‘ . - 4 .
[446]2 an poor Spanish. . :
[447]5 a a ; ~ _ 5 ee . .
[448]3 . ” d. Children: Son - Dmitriy Valentinovich, born 1959, ,
[449]i an Daughter - Irina Valentinovna; born ca, 19523. *
[450]E 8.. LANGUAGES: _ so, mo . |
[451]poke : a, . oh,
[452]; : “ Subject speaks fluent Spanish with a slight accent, aa
[453]‘ ,
[454]q . ‘ . 7 - a ; 7 ’ . - - .
[455]i - _, Subject spoke some English while he was in Havana. ~ :
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[475]ATTACHMENT G8 TO h #13985 -
[477]td Led
[479]. SECRET
[481]SUMMARY TRACES IN SPR FORMAT
[482]DATE
[484]PREPARFD BY.
[486]201 NUMBER .
[491]° A NUMBER
[492]1, NAME: Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV
[493]mos . vé a “0G > _
[494]_ 2. DPOB: 23 December 1927, Moscow ~ ' ve
[496]- - og .
[498]3. ,CLTIZENSHIP AND PASSPORT DATA:
[500].
[503]BRUCE H. GINTALAS ~-
[504]8 Scptember 1965
[505]201 285412
[507]16721 ~
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[569]An Havana where Subject served. as ‘an “Attache at the. Soviet ‘Enbassy.
[571]SECRET
[574]“CURRLCULUM VITAE:
[576]a February 1960 Diplomatic List from Argentina lists Subject as
[577]4 hew Soviet Melitary Attache due to” arrive in Buenos ‘Atres in. the” near.
[578]fiture, There is no. indication that Subject ever Eilled that post. 7
[580]; “From September 1960 to ‘September 1963, subject and family were,
[582]7 Decenber 1961, he ‘acconpanted the Soviet Dyan soccer team on: a Letin
[584]42,
[586]‘Secretary, | - ee
[588]a known ‘KGB officer. in Mexico citys.
[591]Bolivian: university-cell ce penetration,
[593]American tour as their escort and interpreter.
[595]Subject arrived in Mexico City on 3 August 1965 to replace known
[597]KCB officer Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201 305870), as.a Third
[599]INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION: * .
[600]_ Subject is “Ligted as “probable RIS, probably KGS on the basis of
[602]his activités: white, stationed in Havana and by virtue of . his veplacing
[604]INTELLIGENCE activity:
[605]' While Subject accoapanied eha DYNAMO™ ‘soccer team’ “ehrough. La Pag!
[607]in December 1961, he became “aequatnted with xrstitna ‘Cidentity 1, a
[609]KUBARK Bolivian security seivice Penetration and later’ a low level : .
[611]tt is not. recorded upon whose
[613]“initiative the contacts, were, fades However, by “KISHIN- I's ‘admission’
[615]he had several informal and friendly nieetings with, Subject during which
[617]Subject encouraged KISHIN-1 to accept a Cuban student grant. Infact he
[619]specifically expressed an eagerness to be of any assistance in helping
[621]KISHIN-1 to get to,Cuba. .KISHIN-1l never went to Cuba, although he did
[623]SECRET
[625]In a
[627]cr
[629]“Raw Wyvern a¥si7o, Fino G6 Sabgel °
[631]Vem me gnats ee ay ee ge tietme manne oe
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[639]. . : - _ ’ - ‘ ~
[640]. SECRET ' SO
[642]‘ - - . . ‘ F
[643]: _ 134 (CONTINUED) *_ - . ; 7 = Con octane :
[644]£ correspond with Subject on the mattar on at least one occasion, KISHIN-1 ; cg 4
[645]. an + was terminated as an agent in July 1963 for securtty® reasons and because _ :
[646]i we ne - it-was believed that he was, a fabricator. No further’ Aévelopments | in a, — , .
[647]bo _ ~his. assoctattin with subject “vers, noted, ’ rn . vir wr - L . —— : ~
[648]I? 7 “On the same trip ¢ trough acta anor tea in Decembér 1961, Subject - : ar ; ; 7 :
[649]j ; was observed to have in his possuseion gome $2,000 ry united States ee ; ‘
[650]a : WF % . :
[651]. H a currency, After sending tha socedr team back to Moscow from Quito, . Jo
[652]: 4 / Subject continued alone through Panaina GILy,, where he was seen in contact ne
[653]; ' * with a Mexican citizen with whom ha flew on to” Mexico City, In Mexico . “ oe
[654]aa ’ City Subject reported to known KGB officer Aleksey Ivanovich GARMASHOV ~~~ , |
[655]a - "(202 227418) at the Soviet Embassy< From a sensitive source Lt” was.> _ - . t.
[656]- : learned that GARMASHOV Had been lnsteucted to look ‘into the matter of! 7 > ~ .
[657]f 7 . , Subject's four-day ‘delay ‘in rotuentg to ‘Havana from Quito. and that . H - | _ :
[658], : Subject's superiors in: ‘Havana were snedenod, lt is not known what °. >. ‘ o _ t .
[659]- e relationstitp, 1£ anys, these circumstancca have to ‘each other. _ . . . : vs | . =
[660]’ i “te ; . “In } Havana carly, in 1963, Subject bef rtended and apparently cattempted _ ‘4
[661]ae 4 _ to: cultivate VASLOUCHS 1, 2; and 3 (identities 2, 35 ani 4): The...” a . | : 7 a
[662]i wo association was diScoliraged by ru nant because VASLOUCH- Vvand 2were - 7 a : -
[663]: i . : performing important functions in “cofmucttan with Cuban FL activities and , a i a : 7
[664]3 , . contact with a possible kits officer was not thought desireable, . ‘ _ | . .
[665]i i - a ‘ : In September 1962 at the. svteatbon of Sentiot \ Vazco ‘Lettao de CUNHA, 2 “4 - .
[666]: _ ‘Brazilian As Ambassador to Cuba and newly dippointed Ambassador to the soviet a
[667]i Union, VASLOUCH- 3 ‘traveled to Moscow ‘and. accepted @ clerical position :
[669]at the Brazilian Embassy where she remained for approximately two years, A | -, .
[671]Between
[675]year later, in September 1963, Subject returned PCS to Moscow,
[676]|
[678]December 1963 and February 1964, Subject made three attempts to see
[682]VASLOUCH-3. According to VASLOUCH-3, the contacts were by telephone only
[684]‘ - SECRE'T
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[693]— ene 7 13. (UGNTiNULD)
[694]. H and she did not: meet with Subject personally while fin Moscow,
[695]at a . - 7 ; ve . . . . 7
[696]RS od : ° - - . i
[697]Be 15.) CONFAGES!, Be , ar 7 .
[698]e. In December 1961, in ‘La Paz, Bolivia, subject was in contact with
[699]i : _RISHIN-L, See paragraph 13 ‘above and Identities.: . ,
[700]2 Subject was in contact in Panama City ‘and on a flight from Panama
[701]i City to Mexico City in December 1961 with Edmando Fausto ZORRILLA
[702]i , Martinez, a Mexican citizen who had been traveling around Latin America,
[703]_ 2 ~ _The nature- of. this contact -has not.-been determined.
[704]i _ Subject befriended and apparently: attempted to , develop in Havana -
[705]z =e
[706]a i vasLoucis 1, 2 and 3, See paragraph 13 above. and. Identitiess - : a
[707]- f . : i
[708]Pe 205 TRACES FOR’ LIAISON: ‘ i
[709]~ 3 _See first page folowing.”
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[711]of. 21. IDENTITIES: :
[712]cs i coe mr See “gecand page cotiowing. : i
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[753]Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY” | - .
[755]4
[757]” DPOB: . 23 December 1927, Moscow" , 2 ee
[758]PASSPORTS:: . -D016993,- issued 24 nigiae 1966. ee
[759]: ° es soto, issued 1965 Se _ ae Re
[760]- “ a7 - . : ot
[761]. “in. the “Consular office of the. Soviet’  Eabiaésy ‘fn, Havana, °
[762]Speaks poo Spanish. = . : a” _ * _ , :
[763]gon: batt rty Valentsaovich, born 19595 “ os ne
[764]. DAUGHTER: ‘Trina Valent inovna,: born’ ¢ ca, 1952. - , a
[765]LANDUACES: Sibject speaks. fluent Spanish and"p ‘POOr English, ‘ ° _
[766]; . PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: ~ vite’ “ts 164 i tit, wetghe 183) bse, has a8 4 stcong
[767]oo “ biti, ‘blond, wavy. hair, and-a Goncave’ forehead.” ; ot peo ,
[768]4 ATRAVEL:, In 1960 subjects was designated | to the coe Enbassy in.
[769]“argentina as a Miltary Attache, ‘however; there ts no. _
[770]. 7 7 r ecord that sabject ever’ : feted that pose ‘ _ a -
[771]o pe se ‘September 1960 to September. ‘1963, “Subject” and fémtly, ;
[772]_ ; - were § in Havana ‘hare Subject, served, “as an Aceache ae ehe : .
[773]Soviet Embassy. , In ‘pecenber 196 he accompanied the ‘
[774]7 : Soviet ‘DYNAMO, Soccer team on- a Latin American’ tour a as to
[775]‘ these escort and thierpeeter: Me : Be a ; : ; =
[777]' SECRET - °
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[823]‘ 7 IDENTITY ONE DELGADILLO Menache, Adalid, formerly a Captain on ‘
[825]the Bolivian Police Force, KUBARK agent from 1960
[827]‘ to 1963, ~ :
[831]IDENTITY TWO MATIAAINEN, Lauri Olavi, Honorary Finnish Counsel
[833]y
[834]2
[836]in Havana and KUBARK contact since 1962,
[838]4
[840]IDENTITY THREE MATIKAINEN, Estrella, wife of IDENTITY TWO, 5
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[941]SECRET
[943]ONLY QUALIFIED O8SK
[944]CAN JUDGE IND&XING
[946]Chief, SR Division”
[951], Chief, WH Divieton
[953]Chief of Station, Mexico Chey
[955]6. REDWOOD - Valentin: Sétge evich Locinov 201- 285412
[957]- 4
[959]; REFERENCE: MEXI 4363,°6 August 1965° 7 -
[962]Subject's arrival in Mexico was reported in ‘Reference. Attached are
[964]. coples of Subject's s passport; obtained 1 through LITEMPO, no. D- 010264, issued
[966]Attachment: . :
[967]Copies of Passport ~ . ~ : _
[969]Di “Fibution: | ok eek te ee .
[970]~ 2 - CSR, w/att., as stated, H/W © wae 7 eat _
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[982]DATE
[984]DISPAICH SYMEOL AND NUABER
[986]“HMMA ~- 26881
[987]CLASSIFICATION
[988]ras yale r .
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[991]201-285412
[992]FEN: P-L1712
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[1110]~VaLeran: Loc Iwo, AGE: 38° PPT: D- #1264). “NEW THIRD, SER tay
[1112]‘soviet: EMB HExIco..-
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[1118]De1d26a IME 'D- ereasa SOVIET EB MEXICO ‘IDEN VALENTIN”
[1119]SERGE YEUIOH. Los Nov eat. 285412, WECHIPORE xo 2e1- 305670
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[1147]zo MARCH 1965 Sts ne cS te MO: 25-6233 . -———
[1149]RIO DE- JANEIRO 1870: IEFAVE °
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[1154]REF. Wie 7702 (IN 30193)
[1156]“SUBU REF IDEN - A) IS-VASLOUGHES,~ DAUGHTER -V-i- GEN—-b) AND.
[1158]apex ©). Vol AND’ ¥-2.- ‘CURRENTLY “RESIDE PBRUMES AND il AVE BEEN
[1160]re : ve WORKED. APPROX 12° YEARS BRAZILIAN ‘Euiass¥ PBRUYEN, WAS es
[1162]quits CLOSE TO ALSUPER. AND “PAMELY WHEN HE HAD ex THERE: AND TOURED | i
[1164]soy
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[1170]“oe ew
[1172]EFFORT: DEVELOP. THEM, I W
[1173]FURTHER conract. “KGB OFFICER RETURNED: PCS oscov LATE AUG 63. | betes
[1175]we
[1177]DEC ‘63 AND FEB 64 HE MADE THREE MILD ArreuPrs, CONTACT V-3 IN. MOSCOW; fa, 7 ‘
[1179]: EFFOR? ‘CONTACT VASLOUCHES APPARENTLY - DROPPED wire "NO FURTHER | -
[1180]os - DEVELOPMENT, HQS HAS. “NO ADDITIONAL IXEO TO COsFIRM OR DISPEL L
[1184]ALSURAHS SUSPICIONS V-3 SOVIET PENETRATION. | :
[1186]4. V-3 HAS BEEN SOMEWHAT WORRY TO PARENTS AND QS THROUGHOUT’ ;
[1187]OUR ASSOCIATION. PARENTS DESIRE SEE V~3 LOCATED SAFELY SOME WESTERN 7 '
[1188]CITY WITH GOOD JOB AND SECURE INCOME MATCHES HQS WISH ELIMINATE HER 0 107.
[1189]mee ESERUAATING OFPICENS OG, wen ewes “
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[1193]° oe Ss Seno rere. “
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[1204]: . -O-PRt IN cS WO.
[1206]FERRO
[1208], AS SOURCE CONCERN HER: PARENTS.
[1209]. 5, REQUEST STA TAKE NO ACTION THIS MATTER AT THIS TIME. HQS
[1211]CONCERN PRIMARILY THAT WORRY ABOUT We3 nor BE ALLOWED JEOPARDIZE
[1213]“FUNCTIGNING ‘Val AND V-2,. V-3 MAY EVEN, “AGREE: SOME FUTURE ‘DATE “Act “AS”
[1215]; LBW LINK BETWEEN Y-2 AND al IF SUCH CHANNEL EVER NEEDED,
[1219]DESWYCND FITZGERALD
[1220]C/¥H
[1222]“eo Nw One
[1224]avracaraating
[1228]ee .
[1229]REPAOOUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSULY : Sigstlo. - + Fay te oF
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[1239]- ONG, ELISABETH GRISSO/pfg 7
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[1253]“4 °° TYPIC: VASLOUCH
[1255]_ REF DIR PG FEO soto
[1257]a IDEN A: ANNELY MATIRALNEW
[1259]LE eg ee ~'YORMER’ SECRETARY ‘IN’ BRAZILIAN Exps. oa
[1260]- a : HAVA AND HOSCOR, (IN Moscor. aupr 62 = SEPT om ike
[1261]Ly Ee ADEN BS LAURI. MATIKAINEN 7 7 a :
[1262]mee ce Le “yuvisa i BUSINESSMAN
[1263]Be, ‘HON, PryIsit CONSUL 7 7
[1264]_IN HAVANA |
[1266]1DEN Cc. ‘ESTARLLA: TOINT MATIKATNEN
[1267]FORMER. SECRETARY mt
[1268]pact yan ENB BAVA’
[1270]ND oF MESGAGE a re
[1272]py ‘C/WH/C/KO Walter Cini (if draft) Ff 4 ;
[1273]DESUO}D FITZGRRALD WH/S. Larty Sulk (oy. phone) #5. JOHN L/ HART - 3
[1274]DCWHD, ‘ 1°
[1276]C/WH
[1277]_ BRC Ton Ryan (by phone) 45, va
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[1280]; ape . ot _ .
[1282]PROWTBITIO. Cosy Ne
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[1294]. . . ‘ - = — — = poy ovews -
[1296]PROHIBITED -
[1298]se ORK 1 “Barve
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[1301]REP HORA 11178 25 JUNE 13953 Ci80 a SENT WAVE? aes
[1302]1. 00 23 MARCH MERSeDES MAGALHAES LIR{O, PERSONAL. = KA ths a
[1303](SE. SECRETARY ALSUPER“2, . INTRODUCED MILRES To” AWNELI “NATIKAINEN ” Ee TS
[1304]“uno: visiT ING: R10: FOR: APPRONINATELY ONE NOWTH. TATIKA NEN a rs
[1305]. "SAID ALTHOUGH HER FUTURE, PLANS. GNQEFINITE, SHE Had No INTENTION. _
[1306]* i REFORMING. PBRUNEN, WHERE HER PARENTS. ASSIGNED. SATO SHE MIGRT fe ce
[1308]ACCERT' EMPLOYEE MT IN NEW YORK. Ci YOR WOULD RETURN 10 EUROPE. °°. it
[1309]HOMEVER, L Lunia Is | ATTEMPTING TO" “INTEREST MATIKA NEN i REMAIN: an
[1311]“ING= RI
[1312]HER TO (Sot ANERICAN COMPANY. OR u se SOVEANENT. AGENCE oR Ee
[1314]‘Eapce von HYLKES LEFT MATTER red SAYING HE, wou iA:
[1316]: Have NORE -LNFG- On aT LKAINEW" S dual tFt¢ arioks, - ne ad
[1317]-2. OWLY INFO RIO STA RE MAT IKAiwEN CONTAINED 7 -
[1318]iN REF SUPFLIED BY ALSURAH, WHO, Now. ow ‘Td YEAR, LEAVE FROM
[1321]HIS SERVICE AND ONLY. in -RIO.. on INFREQUENT VISITS. WILL ATIEMFE | wr a
[1322]. Q2!
[1323]To ELICIT- MORE DETAILS FROM ALSURAH AT FIRST OPFORTUNITY. mo %
[1324]. PRECIATE H Ss FORWARDING ANY “ADDITONAL AL_INFO ON ON
[1325]Se APPREC! a —— [totes :
[1326]maT 1xa THEN WHICH WOULD TEND TO CONFIRM aL SURAHS DOUBTS As COURTS ABOUT
[1328]a Siew fete edi gage
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[1331]esdodle. : J
[1332]ner “hes asuenH ZL tol Jol DY SHsr cae
[1334]14.90000
[1336]7 | . . a _ ere eT | = 26193 B a.
[1340]ar a INFO WAVES -ALSURAK REPORTED IN REF HE susrectéy i , - -
[1341]/ WATIKAINEN AS BEING SOVIET PENETRATION HIS EMBASSY 1 moscow. . os :
[1342]oo sHE“wascuR tous BEYOND. “NORMAL ‘BOUNDS. AND. AANTED™ 0 SEE. EvERY= a. oo wel Tt vt
[1343]os THINGS. SHE was SUSPECTED. OF HAVING AN-AFFALR WITH ONE. ‘OF THE 2
[1344]Se ppazu daw OFFICIALS. IN HoScoW WHO Hab RAISED HER ‘enpassy Lo eo
[1345]~ “PAY 10 $390 DOLLARS A MONTH, SHE HAD PREVIOUSLY ‘SERVED
[1347]WITH ALSUPER~1 IN PBRUMEN
[1349]New
[1351]14-0000
[1354]; ; \ oS > CLASSIFIED MESSAGE. oe. \ wont
[1356]- 2 : A
[1357]as ,
[1358]Bo UENTEL ' - 4
[1359]- PARAL 1 UP FROM ANUNEDENT 1E1EC. INFORMANT.
[1360]7 “PARA 23,  ANTAUP- 5 RIDs, ; ho. INDEX FILED ieee
[1361]; REPORT CLASS SECRET CONTR cite. ‘DISSEM © Cee Bee
[1362], : COUNTRY: CUBA/USSR oe _ . _ CC oe
[1363]“stidur, TL PASEPORT-AGT ITY AT THE SOVIET EMBASSY “IN HABANA” -
[1365]“SEONTINUED 9
[1368]“BAAS UNL TED STATES
[1370]~ hw COMME AT
[1372]NO. DISSEMINATION ¢ OF THE ATTACHED
[1373]TO:PORTION OF THIS CAEL HAS- ‘BEEN’. ;
[1374]MADE OUTSIDE THe agricey: PENDING |
[1375]RELEASE BY THE ACTION UNIT, _
[1377]o.
[1378]Re
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[1387]e
[1390]u
[1393]TKS
[1395]8 . ee PRECEDENCE
[1397]: _ _ 1 ROUTINE
[1398]nn . i. ff PRIORITY .
[1399]- RELEASING fad: CATE CISTRIBUTED: | BASED ON, . i
[1400]H je. : sf
[1401]‘ | . LIAISON: oof: > § S41 :
[1404]3 TRSQDED PROM AUTOMATIC
[1407]? DECLASBIF.CATION i
[1408], Copy Ne. :
[1410]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[1412]7 . ont -- eee
[1414]Beko: -
[1416]14-0000
[1418]“”
[1420]ay,
[1422]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[1424]UF G-bu5g
[1426] SOGRCE : A CUBAN: UNI VERS ity SRADUATC AND Part © ownie OF A FARM IN ~~
[1428]CAMAGUEY, SOURCE: FRAVELS 5 OCcAS TONAL BETWEEN CAMAGUEY AND HABANA, oo
[1429]AND HAS REPORTED. MILITARY INFORMATION WHICH, . FOR THE. MOST PART,
[1431]ee eS nas BEEN ACQUIRED BY PERSONAL OBSERVATION, THE. INFORMATION -
[1432]Te PARA, 1 WAS OBTAINED: FROM AN, UNIDENTIFIED, INFORMANT “AND THAT : -
[1433]~ +! BaRAL 2 FROM, PERSONAL + OBSERVATI JON, a
[1435]1W COMMENT:
[1438]‘ PRECEDENCE : .
[1439]a ROUTINE 7
[1440]TTI PRIORITY
[1442]RELEASING 1wO. j OATE OSTRIBUTED: BASED CM:
[1444]a
[1447]“AvEtE POM AUTOMATIC
[1448]Lo wadeatins hed
[1449]s+ at aserrigetion
[1451]SECRET
[1452]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITED. Copy No.
[1455]14-0000
[1457]CUNTRAL INTECMIOENCE AGENCY o:
[1458]~ HnteHigeace information Cables > F
[1460]SS macgal -. _ : te on
[1461]DATE ACQ, iad
[1462]“source AELD RECT RAD, ;
[1463]AND” ; -
[1465]a i
[1466]. !
[1471]OX Vat On ogf: DECEMBER’ 19635 THERE was A “LARGE NUMBER. oF PEOPLE
[1473]3 . aT THE SOVIET CONSULATE AND “EMBASSY. IN. THE. VEDADO SECTION OF THE:
[1474]_cuty OF HABANA WHO WERE APPARENTLY. “MAKING. PREPARATIONS -FOR DEPARTING. ; :
[1476]"FROM “cua, —SOME- “OF THESE ~1ND1V.[DUALS: “PRESENTED. AL BOOK. WITH A RED .
[1478]COVER ‘BEARING THE CYRILLIC LETTERS "Cccp RPT cccp" IN GOLD AND
[1479]_ OTHERS. RECEIVED A WHITE CARD. can
[1481]RECEIVED A FORM 10° Fite out “AND- RETURN,
[1482]. WITH A PHOTOGRAPH, ONE ‘SOVIET ASKED FOR A POSTPONEMENT, OF. HIS
[1484]Hee iain oo,
[1486]“TRIP, SAYING THAT HE WAS FARR LED aie) A. CUBAN GIRL WHO. WOULD NOT BE . ..-
[1488]& ABLE, TO STAND THE COLD. A HIGH DIPLOMAT, “WHO WORE GLASSES: AND WHO. rare
[1489]: WAS ABOUT 6p YEARS: OLD, _ANGRILY EXPRESSED HIMSELF TO THE CUBANS: IN Bp
[1490]° United tates whinta tbs meoning of tne 9 an
[1492]_ The material coataine information afecting the National Dafense of the Lavs, Ti . .
[1493]2 . 18, UGC. Beca 703 aud 1H, the transminasn or revelation cf which in any manner to an unauthortoad Gefens 14 prohibited by, lay. cot
[1495]CaO -
[1496]: SECRET oo a ‘ : .
[1497]dreengrenbing, ond .
[1499]STATE/INA «DLA RBKIY/ACSE NAVY Alt CS) SECOEF NSA ON AID USA Cl (ONE «OCR OM 00°
[1502]14-0000
[1504]CLASSIFICATION = DISSEMINATION CONTROLS.
[1506]SECRET
[1508]-fWesa Fillet Fa)
[1510]: . a . . Ye oo “ 1
[1511]SPANISH, aor 1ELO comics NEITHER LOCATION "NOR CIRCUMSTANCES,
[1512]~ RELATIVE.TO THis. EXCHANGE ‘BETWEEN. THE: HIGH DIPLOMAT. AND. THE ‘cupans
[1514]“WERE ‘REPORTED, 2d. . .
[1515]-AS OF - 2p beceMBER, SOVIET VICE. CONSUL VALENTIN S.
[1517]LouiNoy HAO ‘NOT RETURNED TO CUBA “FROM, THE SOVIET. UNIQN,
[1519]\ t
[1521]us Se oa . mL . a . H i
[1522]3. FIELD DISSEM: STATE (MIAMI), . 7 Coe rr f
[1524]. 7, al , ' - i
[1526]- sy 4
[1527]END OF MESSAGE
[1528]CLASSIFICATION — DISSEMINATION CONTROLS
[1529]biel ‘QO9G Ut ete ee ee MPO. 6-€3 (urseaeeny tk
[1530]CG___.NUATON OF TOCS INFORMATION REPCR . :
[1531]re renee om sp Anas Sy cter saree a re cents
[1533]14-0000
[1535]errant trary) TARP AE STAPF ANTE NL PMNTY
[1537]CONTINUATION OF |
[1539]peace | SECRET. teas aah
[1541]Embassy offices. AICALLA thinks that Supject left the Livassy at
[1542]1113; having put his lugvdago in the car with License plates LJ-DA.
[1543](This is the car regularly driven by LOGINOV,) A LICALLA piote-
[1545]graph of Subject is forwarded as Attachment 3 (leadquarters only).
[1547]. 4. From LIENVOY it appears that LOGINOV was principally
[1548]responsible for Subjoct's travel. arrangements, LOGINCV. probably
[1550]met Subject at tha airport, since LINTILD reported that LOGLNOV
[1552]left the Soviet’ Embassy in 19-DA at 0535 and returned at 0058 on
[1554]20 March-19665, apparently having dropped Subject off at the liotel
[1555]Agnes, Subject'ts wife was not reported to have visited the Lmbassy.
[1557]. Sw The Station had not believed that, Subject would be able
[1558]_ to take the: 21 March flight to Havana, since, there had’been no-”~
[1559]' fecord of his having requested ‘a Cuban visa; however, ‘a, LEONION,
[1560]photograph subsequently received. shawed tliat~Soviet Vicé Consul’. oo
[1561]Viadislav: Sergeyevich. KORMUSIKIN. (201-744541) had visited “the Cuban. .
[1562]Embassy in person, on 16 March 19u6, at which time he probably -
[1563]arranged for Subject's: visa. z . . Co
[1565]a ASSL ATA ! |
[1566]i
[1568]roam as '
[1569]SE" $3q neemteoserrion SECRET Dewees Fo
[1571]14-0000
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[1575]. is J : ; Ser) ern .
[1576]____ Chief, SR Division Fee
[1577]aro 7 2 - :
[1578]of Chief, Wil Division.
[1579]Chief of Station, Mexico Cit
[1580]suetch oo, : / . mo , :
[1581].. REDWOOD/LCIMPROVE _- Valentin Serge revich LOGLNOV
[1582]TACRON REQUIRED « REFERENCE” * ° . tee uo oe ,
[1584]k-officer based on the. |
[1586]_ Le: Subject has-been identified as a kG
[1587]following incidents. 200 0 ets
[1589]. 20. on 12. February 1966. Aleksandr Vladimi rovich. PRIKHODKO |
[1590]* .(201-202379)., KGB case officer, during.a meeting with LICOZY-S,
[1591]told LICOZY-5 that he ‘would bring Subject to their next meeting. and
[1592]that Subject would be LICCZY-5's New case officer. - :
[1593]. Oo Op Aho pas Po
[1594]3. During January 1966 Cristobal [* TORRES Ponee,. gaaul four,
[1595]employed by the American Embassy in Mexico City, made several trips
[1596]to the Soviet tmba; in repard toa Soviet visa for oaé of the
[1597]American [mbassy officials. TORRES spoke with Subject, whoa, after
[1598]~~ asking: wiiecther it would get. TORRES-in troubl¢ if he went. to dinner
[1599]with Subject, ended up by inviting TORRES to dinner on 24 January |.” }
[1600]1966. TORRES did ‘not meet Subject that date, ‘and on 8 February 1966
[1601]Subject called TORRES at. thé American Embassy to. ask why he ‘had-not
[1602]sliown up, TORRES, replied that ‘he had iad to work. Subject asked.
[1603]_whethér TORRES had located a “person who could teach him English.
[1604]-.Jx\yv TORRES: replied that one. person whom. he. had asked had not: been’ :
[1606]; ts _ intérested,. and. Subject asked hin to keép, ooking, for Someone. -
[1607]‘TS. Subjéect-again called TORRES on'9 February 1906, but TORRES was out.
[1608](it' is: noted that Subject's calls: to TORRES Nave not appeared on — :
[1609]LIBNVOY and: were therefore presumably made from a pay station.) - ~
[1611]ooh? fo.he te
[1613]| Ny Pat a ea
[1616]Dot 28 £OK ee
[1617]+ Willard’Cy CURTIS “=~ -
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[1622]CSR
[1624]tote rt
[1626]ico, > GSS?
[1627]Ce Plata:
[1628]ve - wus 3
[1629]' - Lapaad
[1631]"GROSS REFERENCE TO ONSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER - ° “T pare
[1632]WMA - 28390 | 3 MARCIT 1966
[1634]CLASSIFICATION: ; MGS FRE NUMBER :
[1636]SECRET | 204-285412
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[1769]Cae SIFHED MESSAGE
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[1775]= Gy sss Dw suerres Or
[1777]“8 £ 6 Rn E. Tt 291945: “Cnt MEXICO erty: eae ”
[1779]caRACAS “THRO: DIRECTOR a “Bawnosers at a
[1780]REDCOAT CCIMPROVE = 2 _ Requecrep, TRMCES ow oa
[1781]REF DIRECTOR asa . NICCERS J UHN BOSTRCEW.
[1783]" BLs INCLUDE LIAtSON TRACES. | _
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[1801]. : MYSATE FORM. -- SRE CK RSS, ZT
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[1804]ous: BELL Frederick/no FILA RID ate se, een
[1805]mt WH/12 | . . ower “ff SECRET. —
[1806]eis. 3654 . : Owe wipes re rune
[1808], Orne w rT) TILE WO.
[1810]: 28 JULY 1966 |
[1812]CARACAS . INFO MEXICO CIty.
[1813]REDCOAT LCIMPROVE —
[1814]| MEXICO ‘CITY. 8020 (IN: '62261)*. NOT SENT “CARACAS - Ces
[1816]: ‘Tracks FOR ‘MEXICO city ON: - :
[1818]BOSTROEN, ‘BORW. 1915 IN st. PETERSBURG, 6, “RUSSIA,” !
[1820]/ "Ty: REQUEST’ STATION
[1822]_NOW VENEZUELAN ‘crrrzan, _ENPLOYED, AS! "DIRECTOR: GF PROJECT* BY >
[1824]a STEPHENS-ADANSOW DE MEXICO, FORMERLY SERVED IN U, 8, NAVY,
[1825]B, VALENTINA GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN , PORN BRESLAU, GERMANY, 41
[1827]POST wwit, Now NEZUELAN CHTIZEN,
[1829]~ "Bora ‘BOSTROEN'S Noir LIVE “call E CHRISTIAN. ‘ANDERSON 419, “MEXICO
[1831]|
[1832]i
[1833]YEARS OLD, WENT TO USSR WHEN SMALL ‘CHILD, WAS Ww STALINGRAD IN, of "
[1834]t
[1835]i
[1836]j
[1839]“CIty. : ce TR
[1840]a FYI CARACASY. MEXICAN ‘OFFICIAL ADVISED STATION ‘THAT
[1842]VALENTIN Ss. LOGINOV, ‘KNOWN eR. STAFF OFFICER MEXICO city, “APPARENTLY i i
[1844]- DEVELOPING ‘POLICEMAN WHOM HE ASKED" To. PROVIDE BOSTROEN’ HOME “ADDRESS, oot
[1846]- HOME TELEPHONE AND PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT, ; re |
[1848]Be . : a“ . |
[1850]id St, . ‘ . . an
[1851]a ao : : . a
[1853]‘ Dey S71 ae ‘|
[1855]to . COORDINATING OFFICERS .
[1856]a a twewrica O)
[1857]— nn ] Ee] ay
[1859]Leger ae as
[1861]_ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THM ISSUING OPPICE IS PROWIBITED.
[1863]14-0000
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[1866]: TeTAL comes: . oF + oe reer
[1867]_one YW, F, Frederick O mua mo SECRET
[1869]Cie ince: oe PAGE 2
[1871]ear:
[1872]1 Bate: ,
[1874]a *. Gene iwes re me.”
[1876]pissin BY a FER
[1878]3, ES MEXICO CITY; NO TRACES BQS, NOTIFY CARACAS IF LIAISON
[1880]TRACES, ‘DESIRED, 2 a, Sy
[1881]De "END OF- MESSAGE ey
[1882]a Comment “Reported -LOGINOY. recruithent piten’ ‘to unnamed ‘LITEMPO-8 ©
[1884]policeman to. report. on’ Nicolas Juan -and Valentina .
[1885]’ Requested, additional data these:
[1887]iy ct ’ Grusdow de Bostroen,-
[1888]Peas 2 individuals to assist dn Providing LIRAMA : info, for. PNG
[1889]pO ".- of: LOGINOV, acne
[1891]: R/S/vP. Venute ‘Gn arate)’
[1892]“SB/O/WH/T, Cormier. Cin’ drat),
[1893]:  SB/CI/K/T. Ryan Gn arart)-
[1895]: -
[1897]a
[1898]W, Kaufman r
[1899]C/WH/L 8
[1901]COORDINATING OFFICERS ‘ .
[1903]. 7 caorl AUTHENTICATING
[1905]Eeeluded bow etematiy OrFicaR
[1907]SECRET srpretme ont ,
[1909]tos na,
[1911]REPROSUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFF.CE IS PROMIDITEO.
[1915]14-0000
[1917]f ~. . ‘ . * . . . Pode
[1918]oa . . ae c Peele .
[1920]TrOEEISING ACI ACUON | _
[1922]“Chief, WII Division
[1923]Chief, SB Diviston
[1925]_ Chief of Statton, Mexleo ely
[1927]a want.
[1929]: action Rrquinto LON an
[1931]. cree axe city’- ~ 8020
[1933]oe 1, “Transmitted ‘herewith.are a lst of Sovtet intelligence eT
[1934]personnel asslgiied to Mexico" ‘and a note on Valentin Sergeyevich es Pe
[1935]LOGINOV (201- 285412) which were given. by Chief of Station on - on ce
[1936]22 july to LIENVOY~-2 for passage to LITEMPO-8 and LIRAMA,
[1938]The. ‘clrcumatances ‘were explal ined in Reference, 4 .
[1940]2, Please note that the following items. in the LOGINOV n note
[1941]- are -fletions of thé Station: so : nn Coen.
[1943]a, that LOGINOV jowed' ‘the KCB in 1955; ‘
[1945]- b; that-hé atrended the: KGB school. from. 1955 to: 1957;
[1946]e, that, he’ ‘Was an officer. tn. KGB Headquarters. from. era
[1948]". 1957 to Auger. 1960- ; Va te
[1950]d,-- that’ the money found in his suitcase. ui Pariame’ in: eos
[1952]“ Deceniber 1961 was for Latin American Communist. ae
[1954]re . Partiea (it probably was), - Be,
[1956]es . e, that we have -known’ LOGINOV as. ‘a KGB officer a
[1957]a : " shice, 1958 _ an pfeil
[1958]ae . * soe rs a. (a eos
[1960]oa! tor/walara Ge: cuaris * Oe oe —
[1962]Attachrhent: ee es a Sole Sn Ce
[1963]‘List of Soviet. iaeeltigence persoanel re a ;
[1964]and note’ on: LOGINOV - os . rs :
[1966]“Distribution: Pe :
[1967]-2~ CWH, “w/a. ar copy); HW. one
[1968]1- CSB, w/att (1 copy), H/W
[1969]a KT To $4 o/winl a3 pawy
[1970]Oe ee /* C3 COPY
[1971]“CROSS REVERENCE TO Sipaten Sra ano waa aie : j
[1972]. . HMMA ~ 29626 27 JULY 1966. a
[1974]201-285412
[1976]Sorel ; ae 3
[1977]| Dy
[1980]14-0000
[1982]oe Sed we eee ite oh eb enema emererememne aed tiie eens wee rete ane ne ee a velie o cee an teeta ee Ae aes ety erieatenpe eer eee some
[1983]2 > . can ” a . . .
[1984]Pook , om a |
[1985]foe, . . a . : So, : ay
[1988]- mo = toe
[1989]aan ae . _ Sol CRET
[1990], ; 2 LIE =~ pe bes
[1991]~ ee ee os ~ ~ aap OS p a L .
[1992]7 xX aawA Gs A?
[1993]: .
[1995]5
[1997]if
[1999]"A
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[2001]ay
[2002]2
[2003](se)
[2004]Use,
[2005]g
[2007]wo
[2008]c
[2009]O
[2011]vA
[2012]oO
[2016]Poskica: .Th ic cverary, ath on “Conculsr Section of she
[2017]sem see SOvies Enh “ISGyy ,
[2019]Residence: told tev 1 1S= 1, Coke cata 2 Facubaya. ae
[2021]eM
[2023]“1938 ‘Totnes ‘the KCB. _—
[2024]1955-57 Attenaud tad > KGS trata ing coh noo
[2026]Sth.
[2028]7 Aus gust 1959: ‘Oisicer re KGS Houde, MATECTS, Moscoty
[2030]“Attache tk Hey ona, “Cuba
[2032]3 to Fandina and Ecuador wit a
[2033]Moe! eoocer team, Oa this trip-he car
[2034]wee Joree. sum-cf mod the Commuaize
[2036]as of Panama, and E
[2038]Mexico en. rote to th 2 USSR for leave,’
[2040]Tay 1962: “Tras ied
[2042]» one
[2044]£1963: Left cis a to retuza to tire USSR,
[2046]sbor 1968! july 19SS: Officer ik K ‘CB Headquarters, Moscow,
[2048]fo. 3 ae = 1985: Arrived Mexico ’
[2049]OH betes, ~- ay oxico LCGINOV resliced CHIPORENXO, another «.
[2051]“20's $ lncllisoncé agen ws.
[2052]tivate- and Yeoruit
[2054]KGS cfiicer:cud tod’ over all-of NECHIPORE:
[2055]amore NOV. Ig an’- “a oS
[2057]in January 1966 he attempted to.
[2058]wonlicur ot tae AMS rican Embassy In Boat
[2059]: unusually Sciive and canéble Intellice pace ce
[2060]uo cvert duties he is able to-spond ahour 9575.0
[2061]seetvitys Ve have known the at ‘hols ‘3 eS 6: feor singe 3 1933, His”
[2063]_trmedi : eGR chief in Mexico is Pavel A, YATSKOV,*: ot, tes - a . .
[2065]perp 3 copy |
[2066]Ce pho P4tPe Pb 28 5ur
[2069]14-0000
[2072]. an enact ATS |
[2074]a a . = 7 7 “ . 7 : . wa
[2076]i
[2078]ap \. , "Soviet Inselltgeace. Ofiteers Sratlencd- ti Mexleo |
[2079]1 KGB (Committes for State Sveurity |
[2081]Cate Sorsey'S, KONSTANTINOY, ne :
[2083]; Deputy Chick Aleksandr V. PRUE SBODKO
[2084]"| OFFICER rn
[2086]“ _yevgenly I. “BEDRIN.
[2087]Ivan TA. DEKETCV..
[2089]- Aleksands Ma: PROVEN
[2090]Visdinir?4, DOLGSV::
[2092]2" Borg A, KAZANTSEY eo
[2093]: Viadislev S. ZO RMUSHXIN Ss
[2097]Svystoslsy F, KUZNETSOV 2 _
[2099]J: A). Nikelay S, LEONOV : a en te
[2100]co. Val lentla 5, LOG iOV ; : . - os
[2101]na To Ve rsHiy S; Mino: MNEOV 0 ees ee oan ae
[2103]Goonld V. NEGPOSOV.
[2105]“  AlStscndr A. NIXEER, oo
[2106]Vindtnly 2} N, RADVANS sey - co
[2108]Viedimal i, SE2AKEVICH -
[2110](Géorsty S, ViSKO | -
[2112]Pa vel AL VAT SKOV .
[2114]Ytirty. ZEULIN
[2116]Corts S, ZODNIN
[2118]2, GRU(S (siilitary mncelligesco)
[2120]Chief! Viadimir N. EOXOLOV
[2121]Deputy. ‘Catety’ Goot ‘oly is suc SUCHEN |
[2123]OFFICERS: © oe . oe
[2125]Alets sandr M.- ‘pENisov’
[2126]“Pet fe B, GORELOV.. - oop om.
[2127]““Wiadialr P, GOROLBETS) > ae —_
[2129]Yuriy-N, ISAYEV. Ce a a
[2131]‘Anatolly V. KARABACH. 0
[2133]Vu <for L, KE SUXHOREV ° . . ; Lo .
[2134]Pewee , . ”
[2136]Yusly Ar MITROTOLSKTY = yan-y, YELFIMOV
[2138]Valerly:V. SOXOLEN ;
[2140]Ruslan A. TUCININ ~ :
[2142]enstantin B. VORONKOV. :
[2145]x
[2147]2
[2148]i
[2149]a
[2151]14-00000
[2155]* pom
[2156]t tes
[2158]a ye
[2159]j supTeT cr BOCUMENT OOCUMENT OEMT IP feat ION.
[2160]+ 7 . ry 1 ILE NO.
[2161]LeGINOV, VALENTIN SERGEVEVICH ,
[2162]201+285412 ~ 050-008-010.
[2163]SEX M008 7 ; HMMA=29544
[2164]. : 20 JUL 64
[2165]oA GIT Re we ee PE .
[2166]SD Le
[2167]~ 4 “FILE THIS Form IN FILE NO.
[2170]ESF vee reeveous sertises. Sy SECRET . . (0a)
[2172]te
[2174]14-0000
[2176]eo . |
[2177]- oo , nn akon
[2178]. PICLESSNG AChON
[2179]Dis P At SPATCH - “SECRET il we |
[2180]PF _Ghitet, WH Diviston —_ ee ee
[2181]“ __ Ghles, -$B Diviston — a eee
[2183]: ACTION REQUIRED - ROFURENCES oe
[2184]- ae LICOZ) 5 - Foported Eve 2 L9¢
[2185]: Valentin Sergeyevich | -OGINOV. Les,
[2187], : ” te legitt mate business,. then Sald'hé had: soite' (operations Wess. aie oe :
[2188]- Pg bin, LICOZY<5 demurred;: but LOGINOV went aliedd, took a. pléce: .
[2190]‘of paper out and.began ‘reading | from it, asking. LIGOZY-5-tf he knew. :
[2191]"Eduardo WEBELMAN," LICOZY-S interrupted, saying he” did not-know. the
[2192]man and did not want to do anything shout him, ‘LOGINGY sald he did not
[2193]want: “LIGOZY-5 to do anything,” it was just that he did not know who be was,
[2194]LICOZY-5 refiised to discuss It further, When LOGINOV lef LICOZY-5's
[2195]oftice he-left behind a pieee.° of paper whe the. e.followlig \ written, on u a .
[2197]Russian > yo .
[2199]” ‘Eauardo Vebélman, - abour 38 years ala, Mextcaa. of Teta axtraction,: nae
[2200]owner. of x ‘geel plant and a flém ‘which sells ‘photographic eqiips Came.” Eo ~
[2201]to Mexico during World. War I Lives ta the, ® Redregt at  Teojalce De. _
[2203]; His eon t@ Maurtelo Vebelian,, _ vs A,
[2205]2, Statton files ad 3 no-traces on dnyone named WEBELMAN, The
[2206]; 1965 Mexico City ‘Telephone Directory: lists the ‘following : "
[2208]“Anti: eWEBELMAN, ‘Arts: ‘Potégratices; “‘Uruapan 7, el. 11-44-77
[2210]Eduardo WEBELMAN, | Téololco 320, tel, 48-57-17"
[2211]_WEBELMAN Hermanos; 7 Paseo de‘la Reforma 308, ist ‘floor, .
[2214]. - conrtiuen =” co
[2215]- 2-CwH., |
[2216]A cB
[2217]7 : Ese AT il! _ _ _ ; _ .
[2218], Gross REFERENCE 1 tot : Sinicinudamowwere — j oare ee/-2 £ FW,
[2219]. _ _HMMa‘ = 29477 | aa pry 1966 72.
[2220]- H PETE Vad
[2222]hae ‘ RET | 201- fre 4 £ a)
[2226]we
[2229]14-0000
[2231]bo __ SECRET. 7
[2233]_ OONTINUATION OF serch . 7 HIMBA = 29477
[2234]with LOGINOV's. “Vebelman') was reviewed on Li July 1966... It showa that
[2236]Eyes was born: on.7 October. 1917 In Warsaw, Poland, ts Jewtsh, and came
[2237]“88 a student, - b 1942 he had’ recelved: ” oa
[2239]4 Hendgurters 4 traces on Sub are 2 egite,
[2241]1
[2243]i
[2245]‘ .
[2246]‘ b
[2250]| fog/Wiilaed C, CURTIS ©
[2252]“RA 1D cSMIL. 10, «> les Z a ne
[2254]Mvwe ABWCER IMILIVLED®
[2256]an ee 3. The Mextcan, Gobimiacten’ tite’ oxi: subject (apgazently tilentical-
[2259]14.90000
[2261]Dea a: SS
[2263]ens em s
[2265]DISPATCH |
[2267]“ ws
[2269]bmania fie IRSURANG
[2271]. ‘
[2272]~ t
[2273]: ‘fms ROUEN HO
[2274]ui ° Jom wad ery
[2275]: - | Cate OE tnoeaind .
[2276]i Chief of Statian, Mexico ( wgrons a
[2278]: referee ronortel. mn De yisit.
[2279]ye with Vitaliy Kostaitinevica TN: iy » Ie338ete) te ext ree
[2280]“te + Ane ‘W900. ae . Fj .
[2282]2, oth reenrd to a, 3 of “ofereice, sely my Mm .
[2283]. is tentified Subject!’ pass ert pt hetagraph -as the Vil torts
[2285]348 dune 1906, -
[2287]positively
[2291]3. The followsig-LHLYRIC surveti bance denérts ca &
[2292]» been Feceived- : : Ce Jose a
[2293]31° fave © 6931 hrs
[2295]-' 1023 hrs
[2297]“sibs ect. leit the “Soviet,
[2299]1 fare: _ 1037 Jivs:
[2300]ts VAS hrs:
[2302]a 1666 his:
[2304]md,
[2306]ares } .
[2307]‘Subject entered
[2309]1656 hrs
[2310]: Subjger deft t]
[2312]eT Ls
[2316]ETO. 1 DSPAICH SYMBOL AND NuMBER -
[2319]14-0000
[2321]: . ta cet “ _
[2322]AS te fy vy er en wal Mita pie Te “ aan : .
[2323]. = i ; on
[2325]Low an . ao
[2326]se ETAT a ia Ton be abo AMO Perth et _ H
[2328]GONTINUATION OF
[2331]the latter's car.
[2332]6 .Ane 140 hrs: Bubseer ontered the Soviet Frbassy alme.
[2333]‘ Jal3 hrs Subject left tbe Soviet Drkas .
[2334]Viadini revi APR IRHO! een I) in: the: jatter* s (carey i
[2336]nSkv- in the, :
[2338]se te
[2340]a 1581
[2341]"OSS
[2343]Subject ‘returmad to the Sovict Erbassv:
[2344]Subject Aloft the Soviet irhassy’ with
[2345]‘ datter" Scary 2 36 Lpabteiey
[2346]a ter be oy ote Diading weld is: Noaye)
[2347]‘Subject, anterad the ° ‘Soviet. Embassy h
[2348]the Lutter!s s Cat. ds net sce lest}
[2349]Subiect eterat the S6vict ‘Lahassswit]
[2350]W¢ (20122725046) in the latter's care?
[2351]Wer 0b: 33 SE G Atte wy ener
[2352]; : Gt entered the ‘Sovie
[2354]ee the’ latter!s car. :
[2358]eee een TN cp nen esas memmene gee er avame eee cman ef Pree wy Vets. fic eee ea a
[2359]| 3 dime HW] hes: Subject artered. the Soviet Nelassy with YATSAQV in of
[2361]|
[2363]1 9 June 1130 hrs; subject catered the Soviet ikassy with } SONSTINTENOV’
[2364]voile ee and Seren Tarasevich RAZAROV (203+0492.57) in
[2365]: 0 . KONSTAXTINGV' scat,
[2366]1200 hrs: Subject left the Soviet Embassy with MIROSHATKCV ; 7
[2367]cies and KONSTANTINOV at thé jatter's care - oO
[2368]“1386 hrs! Subject retumed to the Soviet hitassy with MEROSENTKOV
[2369]ad X ONSTANTINOV,
[2371]connec Cane ins enptniin eb saat vie ted a attain
[2372]. le . 7
[2375]4
[2378]eptigere a
[2380]- et i. eps 1408, hrs: S ain. eft ithe Soviet Libassy ¥ ‘i ith ‘M IPOS ,
[2381]en oe 4, The following infoimation is = available an the. persons : neitined above -
[2382]4 vas being with Niby fost vt a Job. ; . . : A.
[2383]- j ay. KONSTANT TWOY is, ion co be the XGP- resident. wow bn ©
[2384]eee re orn YATSKOV! is- & known KCB officer, probably cin Ch. re rs ne
[2385]: 1] le. rnctyov is’a kota X68 officer’ who works "for YAN SkOW, 7 co ; ee
[2386]“Eapo oa PRT CIODKO is a inom ca officer md probably the demuty resident, - : ;
[2387]boty o
[2388], . SATROSERTKON is probably the XGR chau ‘four oe eo ee
[2390]. : . ‘ ter & . rn 7 x
[2391]. . . NEllard ¢. CURTIS ‘ ue :
[2392]a
[2393]CG
[2394]a
[2395]. | :
[2398]j
[2399]: i
[2400]‘ Te eee armen some mere mmm ren me ee woe sea rare wy comers cad
[2401]' H . a :
[2403]i ~ 4 33a Ma WI BST OO
[2405]14.90000
[2407]te)
[2409]chief, WD: bivision
[2411]rr) a
[2413]“_Qitely, SB divisin — i.
[2417].. | _- Chief of Station, nexico. City oo -
[2418]SuBtCT - “ Dos oS
[2419]. | RELOOAT AECTMEROVE : Emesto aia Fereprine. an
[2421]a Frmsnitted herewith is the ocak CrENWY report n feet vntch
[2422]_ was promised.
[2424]2, ODENVY sun has not bem able te contact Subject in order to -
[2425]put him in touch with the ‘Station bat hones te! “Ja so during” the: “week -
[2427]roof 4 chily
[2429]oat
[2430]Soe pl .
[2432]Ta OTE 2 gor finland G: amis 3+
[2436]-” OMENVY Report
[2437]Gistributioat . .
[2439]2 - CH, weicl, ‘2 conies), HA.
[2440]ae sn, wencl. Q sends, Wa
[2442]scmlftHl 2 8 cory
[2444]CROSS REFERENCE TO
[2446]IRA - 26R5 30 JUNE 1966
[2447]7 GASSCATION ” Pgs me nusaer
[2449]ECE
[2450]SEC ET | FEN: Pelli
[2453]14-0000
[2455]. . ;
[2458]= " 7 - _ of >
[2459]ee me i en Jo,
[2460]eo a . by : .
[2461]Poets . - not . an - : . 7 a . =
[2463]Pe
[2465]hat Lalani nae F
[2467]a Ae me tees
[2469]eae ne anne en
[2471]poke
[2473]par REPORT (ATTACHSNT TO wan 29325)...
[2474]" CLASSTFICATION: SECRET.
[2475]‘SUBJECT: - pRRESTO CHAZAZO PEREGRINO
[2477]FROM MEXICO CITY
[2479]Se
[2481]14-0000
[2483]af
[2484]a | (Bon Feited tay . . —. .
[2485]DOCUMENT TRANSFER ano » chOss REFERENCE , | : os
[2487]DOCUMENT TEMP eat Ta ee
[2489]SUB uICT of DOCUMENT
[2490]a - ~ - - ™ rive no : ey a
[2494]t
[2497]5
[2499]ne oe
[2500]5 ‘i
[2502]it
[2503]ee : -VALEATEN, SencevEviCN
[2504]i _ 4 203-2654t2— . 201-255606
[2505]an a ' SEX we 008 Poe : - * HMMA$ 29198
[2506]“ Loo. : oo et Wb 2UN 66 66 ~ :
[2507]. “1 O6C 7. oo
[2508]4. } RNGWN KGOs IN. “contact WITH Ve BOYAROVs™ Cte,
[2509]| 201*355606 2» 1 sun bby MEXICO CITYe” L. “3
[2510]| MERICOs . : co .
[2512]“FILE IN 2016 Ee |
[2514]mesmo BT T TT
[2516]poe eenrnen’ tt Te,
[2518]: oer 887 DEE Paaveove sorstones . se SECRET . . eae :
[2519]“ , ' 7 ‘ ° . : 7 :
[2520]i i
[2522]14-0000
[2524]2 a var _ * .
[2525]we ts oe ~ A Sy
[2526], — A-~ .
[2528]i
[2529]‘ a v oe ” 7s wee : > _ . vey
[2530]- 1, Attached: are. Analyses of the: KGB ana GRU’ “Fesidencies ins Jot -
[2531]Mexico’ “City. ‘Included are only those officers who are probably - y ior. d
[2532]or known to be’ intelliyence officers.. Of the 52 Soviets’ currently — | 4
[2533]assigned to México. City, 22 are identified intelligence officers _. ‘ i
[2534]and 13 probably intelligence officers, ive. roughly 67% of the total :
[2535]Soviet colony. ;
[2536]2. The casé ‘officers. have not veen divided inte separate '
[2537]target ‘groups, With Ehe exception of KGB S & T, fa we the Station's. !
[2538]" information - is too fraguentary for a realistic. breakdown. > With. the’. | i
[2539]“exception of S. S, KOWSTANTINOV, wno is- -kAown to ‘ous. the -XGB résident, |
[2540]the positions of Pesident ‘and: deputy” resident are uncon €i ried, but : by 1
[2541]Tepresent the: Station* s best guess. sos ne, ; ib
[2542]-_ . . o wae om = i,
[2543]Bs, ae . : °
[2545]a for : _ . '
[2546]“ni Mare c. CURTIS :
[2547]- : i
[2549]Attachment: ; 2 . : :
[2550]- . “KGB- and: ‘GRU: Residencies, pee et I I Baty toe te - 4.
[2551]. Distribution:. | Q
[2552]'2>- CSR, w/att. (2 copies), . ee _ ; 2
[2553]Tre Chil, w/att, (1 cosy), ase - a, | : i
[2554]5 , pe.
[2556]i
[2557]Po eee
[2558]: CROSS REFERENCE TO ” -
[2559]i 2% Apel 1166
[2561]YJoaf-2 ESYpL-
[2563]14-0000
[2568]YY
[2570]3
[2572]cere] 7 Co SECRET - ~ 7 oO : |
[2575]( ATTACHEAT TO UMMA = 28808 | . ted
[2576]tall
[2578]7 . — MISRO Stit ;
[2579]= eo _ aren 8 APRIL 1966
[2581]rom
[2582]TN
[2586]XN
[2589]i
[2591]‘April 1966 ° =" _ . : 7
[2592]met
[2593]i
[2594]t
[2596]PnraectePmmndisnaiinensths AI niet SRI et
[2598]ONsT: ANTINOV “Ginsva)., ‘ om Nes ad hide
[2602]~ peputy: « ALN. PRIKIODAS. (Knowi}a- eA Begs oy cat hi fo.
[2604]- CF ‘Liaison: ob. A. pazanvsitdlnosy Tata rtigence officer, possibay now
[2605]. 7 responsible to CPs rather than xGay. Rey OE Rie hy i
[2607]ino tte _ ales 7 er Irty es ;
[2608]Case Oiticers: ‘ “ Le : .
[2609]re Ee a Led, busts Sek pbiaida pee ee
[2610]Vo-. ANDRE YLV (suspect) .e8 44 a
[2611]--WBRROVKIN (Suspect pea
[2612]. A. DOLGOV - (suspect)
[2613]N » GORLITSYS * “Csuspec wpe
[2614]~. SSKORMUSUKIN. (suspects?
[2615]Pe TL LAUCHEROV (suspect}> ‘"
[2616]BL UZNETSOV - (known!
[2617]EONOV Cinown}4"! 3
[2618]. s1NOV( known} >?
[2619]. LRTFOROV (suspect
[2620]. SUPAKEVICH (knowns wv
[2622]Ss.
[2624]v
[2625]i
[2628]Ri 1SKO - (known)< MO
[2630]OVA ATSKOV Oy i oe ok
[2632]Pla
[2635]i
[2636]i.
[2637]i
[2638]t
[2640]t
[2641]i
[2643]54
[2644]i
[2645]4
[2646]z
[2647]A
[2648]4
[2650]i
[2651]i
[2652]i
[2653]z
[2654]i
[2656]S$ &. T Case Officers
[2658]a = . AY “AY PRIRITIS (suspect )¥- et cae
[2659]SBA AS, *ZOBNI IN: Cann, AS -,
[2661]Referentura |
[2663]ow 7 CULIN, (suspect
[2664]WN .*RADVANSAIY (hnows
[2666]Chauffeur an oe So Stas
[2668]ys. SATROSIINI KOV (suspesth oe ~ ee
[2669]Known KGB: 2 ee . tone — :
[2670]Suspect RGB. 6 ee ee if ; Lot
[2672]Diplomatic Cover:
[2673]Commercial Cover:
[2674]Press: Cover:
[2678]14-00000
[2682]AS ae Bina, SEE
[2685]at
[2687]Ve
[2689]vag a teemacememnen seetnteethited alee ingen ae neat noe Ak a os ee . a . A, . er
[2690]- eat ee shawnee» rrtentanavar Heh trian ttetelans alt mrnanetetabec cee wecttew woe . a an tos
[2691]" * Sa eam tema Sa Ni NRAN EDN AAFEOL ARNON V9 NID An In SA EMR AORN TE
[2692]yo Lo } Cop. aa! “ * _ Ss DAE ‘
[2696]~GRU Resideney, iu Hexico city
[2697]* Resident: Ve Ne SoKoLov, Aknown, non
[2699]“peputy? | C. A. “SHCHUCHIBIN (kriown)
[2701]Case officers:
[2703]I.
[2705]-A.
[2707]P,
[2708]Y-
[2710]LALLY
[2712]V..
[2714]OY.
[2715]Vv.
[2717]Comercial Cover 2. ee Tork
[2718]“press Covers piece foe Te,
[2721]‘ og 4 . .
[2722]- ‘ wo tae ct J
[2724]VW. SOAOLIN (hnowt}ir. Y
[2726]SECRET
[2728]“ATTACHMENT ‘TO GMA - 24808
[2729] pATED 23 APRIL 1960
[2730]“april 1g06 _
[2732]ip eG
[2734]“od Taye
[2736]a tet
[2738]pe wet; tiga tnbiss, 4 “piaeihe ¢ “a rae teaiten D>
[2740]De "KE TOV (suspe ct)’
[2741]A. SPE NISOV (known) : - : am rs rr
[2742]i “CORLLOV (know nye ab Se :
[2744]N. TISAYEY (Anown)) , a
[2746]SRARABACH (suspect "ly: 29s" a a
[2747]L. SRHUMIORLY. (Known) * Pe yer
[2748]A. SN LTROPOL SKY (aiiown ot oe
[2750]“aR, AC OTUCHNTN ‘(susyiect ) .
[2751]ke BS 2VORONKOV™. (euown) ¢: 5 eee
[2752]Code Clerk: © oe Bo a an, oe
[2754]av. SELETAOY (knowiy. 2 TEES
[2756]. chantfeur: —— wee _ _ . 7
[2758]V. P. GOROHETS (Known)...
[2760]My iy “¢ eu. Pease ade, ;
[2764]cry
[2766]14-0000
[2768]Pe
[2769]ino Clves O no
[2770]Chassite to F: A ms
[2771]ERCP YO FILE BD,
[2772]ares ao ACT. To omancr fat
[2773]pesteoy “One.
[2775]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ' tau corr r : ae
[2776]~ " a t
[2778]LF Faw
[2780]“IN Eke o¢ __ . .
[2781]“action = aa Pacvance coPy . _ Gai
[2782]Chisices O.. seerrae ve Covel
[2785]Fee ak tema eee en deere
[2787]i SECRET 1982502 0 dryer
[2788]3 SJOS-INFO DIR CITE MEXI 7025 |
[2789]7 REDWOOD LCIMPROVE oe oan EE» 0064
[2790]: REF? DIR 95441. oa ae Bo - oe
[2791]~ Le ACCORDING LTENVOY 18° APR, IVAN “Ay. fexetov CITED WEF, cake
[2792]. "CONTACTED costa RICAN EMBASSY MEXI AND INQUIRED.RE STATUS HIS” of
[2793]0 VISAe HE-TOLD | CHECK LATER SINCE cOSTA: Rican EMB STILL HAD NO: ode
[2794]: WORD. | '
[2795]: 2s ACFEW MINUTES LATER VALENTIN S. LOGINOV (201=385412) ah
[2796]: ALSO | CALLED COSTA RICAN EMB AND SAID HE WANTED “VISA “FOR HIMSELF. | “
[2797]: WHEN ASKED IF HE HAD DIP OR OFFICIAL PaSSPORT HE SAID HE HELD
[2798]bons OFFICIAL PaSSPORTs-HE“THEN: TOLD. TO BRING: /RSSPORT TO- ERBASSY. = a a
[2799]ho “3. Visa PROBABLY FOR BEKETOV SINCE LOSINOV “yoLos*Eip eS a
[2800]| PASSPORT, LOGINOV VICE, CONSUL an Suspect KGB. OFFICER. bec! — '
[2801]SECRET, Sous, a ; re
[2802]CFN 7025 95441 LIENVOY 18: APR 1vaN As BEXETOV REF COSTA RICAN’ ee a
[2803]i E EMB WO WORD A VALENTIN S$. LOGINOV (201-285412) EMZ DIP BEKETOV © 7
[2804]: LOGINOV DIP KGB | |
[2805]BT SECRET }
[2806]i :
[2807]a
[2808]: : ae . SO . . oy DES VIR 4
[2810]14-00000
[2812]SECRET
[2814]_ Chiof, Sk Division
[2815]Cirief, tm; COS, Nontevidee
[2817]Chief of Station, Mexico city ; .
[2818]REDNOOD <Rustem 0. “@:bAKITTOV (201-783564)0
[2819]“gEFERENCES: AJ. MEXL*6621, 00 0.”
[2820]cas . on . Be BUEN-5339 att ae 7 . _ -
[2821](eee CUR 9090N ok
[2822]1, AS Feported in Reference A., Subject and-his wife arrived = fee Se
[2823]in Mexico City at 0550. hours on 20 Harch 1966 via Canadian Pacific. .
[2825]flight 421 from Buenos Ares, They departed Mexico City at 130v
[2827]hours.on 21 March lou via Cubana flight 405 for navana, tf. also
[2828]the weation of their departure from Nexico City. in the newspaper -
[2830]Clipping forwarded as Attacnmeat A. - se - .
[2832]: or
[2833]“Valentin Sergeyevicn LOGINOV (203-235412, known KCB) sade reservations -
[2834]at the liotel. Agnes i: Rexice City (frequently ‘used by Soviets) for.
[2835]a touple:with a child, for the night of 20 March 1966, | This ;
[2836]‘. geservation was undoubtedly for Subject; howevér, there hag: been =.
[2837]nO ‘Otaey ‘Mention of the child: At £830 on 21 March. 1986 {Subject}.
[2838]. ealled-the Soviet. Embassy. fromthe Hotel Agnes and. said be would: -
[2839]like to come over to pay Lperhaps for the room and the Cutsana tickets].
[2841]_ 2, d€cordinig to-LIENVOY, ‘on 19°Harch’ 1966 Soviet Vico Consul” -
[2843]3. «LICALLA reported secing Subject at tho Sovict Embassy in
[2844]_ Mexico City at 1015 hours on 21 Harch 1960. Subject was: seen talking ~—
[2845]principally with Esbassy Counselor boris~Alebsandrovich. KAZANTSEY .
[2846](201-028975), suspect CPSU representative), and alse briefly with
[2847]Second Secretary Aleksandr ikhaylovici DENISOV (201-726491) kaown
[2848]GRU), Ambassador Semen Tarasovich BAZAROV (201-049257) and coasul
[2849].. Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV “(201-120125," Known &GB)'s~ At O40 Subject.
[2850]was.-seen entering the Embassy building with KAZANTSEY. through, the. ~ es ees
[2851]entrance which leads’ to the: Referentura but also colinects. &ith: other = :
[2855]Attachments:
[2856]A, Newsclip
[2858]"Bl ULICALLA photos = 8 eee
[2859]Distribution: OS a ee ne fc
[2860]2 - CSR, w/att., as stated, H/#
[2861]1 - CWii, w/o atts. ,
[2862]1 - COS/xontevideo, w/o att,
[2864]vale Ae GNA RO
[2866]Neat phecto WUurds& BINA 28591 “ 28 NARCH 1906
[2867]a ; a OP ¢ o i es Fe
[2868]fer 0 Jews werGerned SECRET Rd 2E ry!
[2871]14-0000
[2873]Ais) a
[2874]____ehtet, Dh Ds ae
[2875]_. . Chief, SB Divisiog. 0
[2877]The Station'é final report on Subject was ‘forwarded in
[2879]: , MMA-39714, 9 August 1966.
[2883]thea”
[2884]cory, 08 Cori Had ZO Foc ws?
[2885]TT eearnerwen wo maee | OTE
[2886]mma - 29913 * | 3)_AUGYST 1966 __
[2888]+ -
[2889]CLASSIFICATION. 7 MGS ARE NUMBER
[2891]Ss FECRET |. 201-800412
[2894]14-0000
[2897]seat Veracruz,.. Mexico, ‘became
[2898]Ss" at thet tline that, ‘Subject bad. fabricated most’ of his, story
[2900]ad will be shown tn the aitached memorandum to local LNERGO..
[2902]. 2 The Statton bast no > plana for using Subject ln. any. capacky
[2903]| whatsoever.
[2905]“Caey uae
[2907], SrsParcH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[2909]HMMA - - 29714
[2911]~SECRE
[2914]14.90000
[2918]MEMORANDUM FOR:
[2920]$968 and te ne
[2921]; sheariat ions te of this office, We ‘wleh to make the follow lag .. Pe
[2922]‘e sal regarding Subject’ FY statements in ‘connection wth 9-0
[2924]a “ac contact, ag described ‘by ‘Subject “did not take a -at any ttm
[2925]SS during the, Pestos. 10. ) ehrough %: May 1966." a
[2927]rn Se 3
[2930]' io - we
[2932]14-0000
[2934]— . SECRET
[2936]oa Sy, ject’s sta (rent io th eect bat LOGINOY daspos ted
[2937]-.. $B, 000, 00. Mexican pesos: to ‘Subject’ @ account tn the-Banco
[2938]Londres tn Veracruz as a “gift. . , for nothing” and then took
[2939]Co beg ee the money back wher Subject refised tk, a not in'keeping with
[2940]“"; > 8) °° © @ae-experlence with régurd to KGB modus operdad!, Also,
[2941]; sbllobed avallable. to this office ees. te 6 that acoording.00 2 ise wee
[2943]i
[2945]y
[2946]eo,
[2950]: 6 Sabjecs ‘i génerdl vagueness ap 810 2 dated, ftmed, 8 foe = * a _ I ns ;
[2951]> ye ‘and locations in’conhectlon with hls ¢ncomiters with SY
[2952]LOGINOY;. tn: ‘oddition to. those-j elted: above, ‘leads Us to. . ‘
[2953]conclus t t Subject: ‘hia abrlcated : a large. portion of what. he -
[2956]vest Be cel ftWe ntz duriag early May 1966. ln Connect ton. wlth th
[2957]ne al, re cera ears Smet ik LG
[2960]14-00000
[2962]DIRECTOR. cee
[2963], RED COAT LCIMPROVE:
[2965]cones FROM Linana WHO PERSONALLY INTERESTED
[2968]CLASSI TO FILE Wy,
[2970]xeRKe TO rue nO.
[2972]rice w100) att. to omance C]
[2973]peathoy Y Qe. 2 :
[2975]i
[2976]i
[2980]1. EARLY MORNING 22 “juy LITEYPO- “8 CALL Lap \
[2981]COS.AT “HOME AND IN EXCITED- MANNER: SAID HAD’. URGENT. -
[2983]REQUEST... HE, SENT LIENVOY-2 TO SEE 0S. TO ASK
[2984]FOR INFO. oN VALENT.INS, Los tNov: PROVING HE A’
[2986]"SOVIET spy", AND” FOR: List OF
[2987]“MEXICO.” LITENPO- “8 VIA LIENVOY, “2 SAID RE QUE ST
[2991]AND INTIMATED" WE May HAVE. SAME. ‘SITUATION AS
[2993]1999". -¢ WHEN -GOM- EXPELLED . Two SOVIETS FOR “CONTACTS.
[2995]WITH LEADERS OF. RAILROAD STRIKE).
[2996]a SANE MORNING: £0s -PA'SSED - A. -PARER |! " - PROWING °
[2998]-LOGINOV: is ACT IVE ‘AND’ DANGEROUS GE: OFFICER AND
[3000]TO: iL EWVOY-2 2 FOR PASSAGE TO LITEMbo- B/LIRAMAS
[3001]| ste HMMA 28390, oF 5. MARCH FOR “REFERENCE To.
[3003]“LOGINOV APPROACH TO CHAUFFEUR. - por
[3004]. gen shtidl
[3006]3. LATTER SAME DAY COS RECE IVED" PERSONAL
[3008]ALL: SOVIET ‘SPIES. we
[3010]A-LIST OF So ‘SOVIET INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS: W EXT =
[3012]BR Mag ee
[3013]Federeb I EZ2EL
[3015]3
[3016]ea
[3018](ef DESY x
[3021]14-0000
[3023]_ LOGINOV “HAD “BEEN COMPLAINING FOR SOME: TIME ON
[3024]"LACK OF. POLICE: ACT ION ON RAD 10° ALLEGEDLY, STOLEN,
[3026]- FROW. HIS: (COMMENT: ‘NO. CONFIRMAT 10
[3028]OTHER “STATFIO SOURCES).
[3029]“METROPOLITAN DISTRICT. woutcey GEN. Luis cues
[3031]“ADDRESS, HOME: TELPHONE- AND: PLACE. OF EMPLOYEMENT
[3032]“OF Nicolas JUAN BOSTROEN “AND WIFE VAL TINA -
[3034]“PAGE . TH0" MEXICO CITY Seen ‘S é- c * £ T ;
[3035]LETTER FROM LITEMPO- -8 VIA- LITEMPO- A STATES &
[3037]FINALLY CHIEF.
[3039]RAMIREZ SENT OUT AN UNNAMED POLICEMAN TO.
[3041]— INVES TIGATE. ON 19 gULY POLICEMAN: CONTACTED -
[3043]~Lidtvoy, "HO- EN ED Discussion BY OFFERING. THE
[3045]__ POLICEMAN 5 3s aoa PESOS ‘PER: monty” *s ‘TO? "WORK: FOR.
[3046]wT: ON CERTAIN MATTERS” vo POLICEMAN TEMPOR IZED :
[3047]AND. ASKED HIS SUPER TORS. FOR “instuct ros: MATTER a
[3048]CALLED. TQ LITEMRO- 8 “ATTENTION BY GEN. ClETOS..
[3049]OL TTENPe~ 8 INSTRUCTED THE “POLICEMAN TO 60. AHEAD
[3051]ON: a) JULY ‘POL ICEMAN RECONTACTED . LOGINOV. “AND “
[3052]RECEIVED. FIRST “ASSIGNMENTS” To. DETERMINE. HOME :
[3054]akussov DE ‘SosTROEN,, ‘BOTH, tevezueran ont ENS.
[3057]14-00000
[3059]we
[3061]_* “ : oo. :
[3062]PAGE THREE-“EXICO CITY sda SECRET *, P|
[3064]"ON EOSTRCENS FROW GOBERNACION FILES: es
[3065]&, NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROEN, 191s IN ST. OF Po
[3066]—— _ apie oi
[3068]PETERSSURS, * aussi, VENEZUELAN CITIZEN. enPLoven.
[3070]as." DIRECT OR OF. PROJECTS" -3Y STEPHENS- AD AMSON a
[3071]a MEXICO. FORMERLY SERVED. IN. “US NAVY:
[3073]“oR TEACHER OF RUSSIAN: aT wy, Nov. TEACHER 0
[3075]“RUSSIAN AT IBERO- AERICANO UNIVERSITY, NEXT,”
[3077]VENEZUELAN CITIZEN.
[3079]|S, STATION, TRACES? ' a re
[3081]TCHARD Le ports, AMERICAN oa
[3084]“stat I0N “CONTACT.
[3086]Cow 13 Fes. 1985. oa
[3087]GENERAL PRACTICIONER - NED
[3088]wio RECENTLY RET th Dus REPORTED. FOLLOW
[3090]on wad. BOSTROEW Hd ‘HIS PAT. TENT: ORs. “vaLewr tia”
[3092]BOE STROE™, al YEARS OLD, RESIDES CALLE CHRIST TAN
[3094](2. ANDERSON 419, YEXT. Was 502N VENEZUELA, VENT .
[3095]“ygs? SHEN SMALL ‘CHILD, WAS IN STALINGRAD IN: 19a.
[3097]| RETURNED’ ‘VENEZUELA AFTER awit, NOW VENEZUELAN.
[3098]CHT eens} HAS. RESIDE: HEXI SEVERAL YEARS with SE CER
[3099]. tad
[3102]14.90000
[3104]Pace FOUR YEXICO city 86208 SE c can 1 _ a
[3105]HUSBAND QU Ow HO FORMER. SOV CiT IZEN- Now VENEZUELAN «
[3107]CITIZEN, COUPLE HAS Te. IEENAGE. DAUGHTERS: ,
[3109]HUSBAND WORKS FOR ANERICAN COMPANY EXE
[3110]ve NEITHER Has CONTACT, WITH Local RUSSIAN covouy
[3112]. “NEITHER, “PRO oR ant T: ‘soviet. POTS REPORTED: ‘WBOVE:.
[3113]INFO’ “BECAUSE HE THOUGHT IT STRANGE De “AGE
[3115]DIFFERENCE, AND NO OBVIOUS CONNECT I0N THAT WS.
[3116]BOESTROEM RECOMMENDED -AS PATIENT. &! ERTHA DAVILA
[3118]vole
[3120]i
[3123]eo ‘MOLINA DE OSEGUEDAy -AGE 64, WIFE OF ORs RAUL YL ee
[3125]“OSEGUEDA ; PELALA (01- 88008). a
[3126]a 6S REQUEST, was, TRACES ON BOSTROEN/E0ESTROEW:.
[3128]ac COUPLE, "ESPECIALLY “ANYTHING: wiicH cos cou. use
[3129]; To ENCOURAGE LIRAMA. To EXPELL LOGINeV vHICH °
[3130]IMMEDIATE STAT 108 OBJECT IVE. . Lo ne
[3131]SECRET. ee Se
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[3138]SECRET, :
[3139]“ar pater Noveriber 24, 1965
[3140]Dg Mr. Winston M. Scott
[3142]Ya Henry C,. Joningon J .
[3145]: Subjects ‘ipravei- of Soviet “to Nadatian
[3146]... . Your file #9808,
[3148]This document ia for the ueé of yout
[3150]: r. JO : . agency enly sad neitlice if nocits 7,
[3152]a : . : conics stonkt fo farthor distri cuted
[3154]: : without appropriate authori:ation,
[3156]. ; ‘Reference is made ‘to your memorandum: aatea
[3157]“November 2, 196! de .. .
[3159]A. reliable. ‘source at Mazatlan; Sinaloa; has ans
[3160]“corned thatthe Soviet scientific ship LIRA, of 2 2435, tons”
[3161]and carrying a crew of 76, ‘was at Mazatlan. fran october: ‘
[3162]23°28, - 1965." . : . .
[3164]. . , Another Peliable ‘source advised that. -@ person *
[3166]oo, believed to be frdm the Soviet Bnbabsy,; MeXieo, DiPes: 6
[3167]4+ '° wisited thia ship while it was in port; however y 1 he was hot
[3168]an identified. : ; .
[3169]o£: L. c) oa /AOV
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[3187]"25 Octeber.1965. -
[3188]SS
[3190]In. their reply to a request we sent them for traces of | . ay
[3192]- subject, our headquarters have replied as follows:-  _ 2 r
[3194]< ” Valentin 5. LOGINOV was Assistant Naval Attaché at the | L
[3196]5 Soviet Embassy in BUcNKCS alRES in- 1960, and was listed as iH
[3198]a. . Attach? in HAV. Ha in ‘1961-63, where his exact duties ve
[3200]p Yo.) were. not known. . If he now assumes: ECHIPOREINKO "sg post .
[3202]~ é of Vice-Consul, his” career appears to be un: unusual one, b
[3203]: ‘and he mast be presumed to be an intelligence officer" i
[3205]26 Does this: check with your own infornation? . A bs b
[3207]oo Mecano neta ate mnatabenm bene IA? We A 4 LGBLEISRAN oy Ries a
[3209]: | paw fod buh. 97. er. es
[3210]Se Ciply ae pink ip oe oe me
[3211]ty © z £0 A= a en
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[3223]SECRET
[3225]a 4 4 _ S November 1965
[3227]eeernereer eee irda A. nit
[3229]|
[3231]MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. lienry C;- Johnson,
[3233]crs oe _ Legal Attache.
[3234]PRON:., > —_s«sWWinston N, Scott . re kal oe so fe
[3235]‘SUBJECT:; ss ravel of Soviots to Mazatlan
[3237]f
[3239]i
[3241]: 1. This office has received. a report that two |
[3243]bo, oO nembors : of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City : _ -. |
[3245]7 ’ Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOYV and. Yevgenly Nikolayevich - . j
[3247]i GORLITSYN, planned to travel.by air to Mazatlan-on : |
[3248]| , -2 November. 1965, The length of their’ stay and the, ‘
[3250]| ee _purpose of. thoir travel . was not .reportéd,. but it may.
[3251]Sb _ well-be connéctod with the docking” of 4 Soviet, ship.
[3255]i
[3259]|
[3261]yO i _ a this office would appreciate receiving any-
[3262]vod : . bigoraation avai latte. to you on the trip: of these -
[3263]‘ Soviets. : .
[3265]‘THs. INFORMATION: IS PROM A CONFIDENTIAL. SOURCE, it .
[3266]MUST NOT BE: DISSEMINATED IN- WIOQLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE
[3267]YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT -PRIOR APPROVAL OF TRE, . ORIGINATING:
[3269]OFFICE IN ‘MEXICO CITY.
[3271]. #9833
[3273]Original | =: “addressee
[3274]1 --50-2- -4/A
[3276]1 - P-11163.
[3277]1 - Ruth Leach
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[3312]MEMORANDUM FOR -THE RECORD Ys tye. hi;
[3313]FROM: ORONSKY Oo | Pi gest |
[3314]: ce ne PL 88S. _
[3316]SUBJECT: LICOWL-1.
[3318]ANT
[3320]” Below is a summary of the noteworthy items from-8u 0
[3322]wot
[3323]eateries i peeps van
[3324]Teme e hme Sent watt
[3326]during méotings wath nis ‘tn September and: Ootober,
[3328]io
[3330]ae: During Septender the meeting site ‘was changed ‘to the
[3334]PaCS SCARIER STMT AL?
[3335]Sage ne vhs
[3337]: “streets between Merida and Morel on ‘Puebla street tnicolenta
[3341]“Roma, Subject walks along Puobla street and = pick him up =o"
[3343]Newer cages nee eee
[3347]in the car and drive- elsewhere for the meeting. T attempted
[3349]b
[3350]i
[3352]to change the time or the meeting, as well ‘but. Subjeot doés..
[3354]not eldse hia’ store “untti Just before "2100 hours each : vee : . “
[3356]the store at various tines of the evening on ‘afferent days
[3358]; L
[3359]day and feels that - it ‘would appear “odd, ‘4f he were to blogs _ }
[3360]of the Wook, ‘His: wife ‘ts not’ ‘always in the atore and tie. ;
[3365]ould have. “bo: elose the store in order to. meet. me. He.
[3367]ours ‘on ‘Sundays. It also “Anstriiated hin to _
[3369]- ‘closes at 100 he
[3370]. change the’ speed of ‘the recorder from 1 7/8ths to 5: 3/iths.
[3371]aoa We ‘have no recarders: in the Station that, will take a ‘Large
[3373]“Reel at‘l 7/8tha ‘and this. -extrenely- ‘alow. H sped is riot _ ,
[3375]tiecéssary. a
[3379]: 26 During early Soptenber subject commented that ‘there.
[3381]daa new apartment building being constructed on the, corner apes
[3383]; of Gelati and: Gereral de ‘Los Santos, across the | street from’
[3384]‘the Soviet Embassy. (This is our new basshouse), I took
[3386]considerable notes 0 ; thie as 3 though I had never heard of the
[3388]P SI f
[3390]My. Lo. . i
[3392]Mat cota? ea te Doe
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[3401]7A A 7 eared dom get sa a awe Wee eneee + |
[3403]cat Sane
[3406]) “4 _ .
[3408]“ nos place before and asked several questions avout ite Re ‘said
[3409]oh that: the ‘owner of the. building is Sr, VILLAGRAN and-that ~~
[3410]be ae VILLAGRAN has the. reputation: of being an anti-Communist
[3412]; : - and a Yoya. Nexican eitizen, He said that the building ;
[3413]we | would probably: “be conpleted by Mars. 1964 and that it will ~ =
[3414]have about. ‘gix. floors. Several Soviets have mentioned to! °
[3415]“Subject that they would Like to rent'apartmente in the ~
[3417]"butlaing since it ia 80 olose. to the. Bwbaasye
[3418]3. Subject sald that ISAYEV ‘had been in his store about
[3419]the last week in ‘Septenber, (As far as I an tell this is a
[3420]ISAYEV'e first visit to- -Subject’s- ‘store, ) TSAYEV made. ae -
[3421]great many anti-U. S. remarks durtiig b his visit to the store
[3422]7 and blamed ‘the U 8. for most’ of. the ‘world's troubles, At one.
[3423]_-point “he satd. that the Soviets: nade much ‘better cate ‘than.
[3424]‘thé U. 8. and that. ‘Soviet cars were built like- "tanks". ” a
[3425]: ‘Subject Letighed at this remark because the thought crossed.
[3426]“his: mind that: ‘only .a ‘soldier would like to: ‘drive a. "tank".
[3428]end fron where Suedeet “was _ Standing: at the time he could -
[3430]“he: I again « asked “Subject why” the Soviets had not been
[3432]visiting his: store in the evenings as they “nad in thie’ past
[3434]and he insisted. that 1 was, because. most’ of, his "friende"
[3436]at. the’ Embassy had returned to the Soviet Union beginning in
[3438]pets — _ Lily and their replacements: nad not warmed up to hin vets
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[3446]3 "and he sata that he thought that it might help, I told
[3448](of 9 cr ONE a Te oan aT ein eR awe
[3449]wa) _— sen!
[3450]I asked him {f a amall fiesta might not help this situation
[3451]him to make plans for a fiesta tn honor of Mextean "*
[3452]Independence Day and. to Anite as, many, of the new Soviets:
[3453]as. possible. He said that he would’ probably give the. us
[3454]party on Friday, 17 Septenber. I: auggested that he invite me
[3455]“Yuriy -ANDRTANOV: (the GRU chavffeur) first and tell ANDRIANOV’ ;
[3457]They arrived, hada few drinks, dancedt 2. tussten ;
[3458]records which they had brought: with Nhem and then left,” |
[3459](ALL. are ‘KGB types), They told Subject = at the other moe
[3460]Oo , “Soviets could not attend because” ‘they. had” “eo attend a Grect - |
[3461]“Embassy reception that same evening, | Z£ I ‘ean find: ‘no record
[3462]' of such: a reception either at the Gzech on Polish Embassies ; :
[3464]and ‘there fs no indication on the Soviet Lines that they:
[3466]a -_ . __ , Guba arrived on the: ‘Urth but we have’ no idea. hol many Sovieta”.
[3468]>, were at the- ‘airport te greet him | t questioned Subject |
[3469]‘about theé- Soviets who. haa ‘apreared “at the fiesta and’ he.
[3470]gave ‘me a Tittle tnformation about thei, They, vinited his
[3472]; store several tines in the- next few weeks and I ‘showed Bsr
[3474]He hed the following, “te: say ‘about them (he ‘hag previously
[3476]reported ‘or NIKIFOROV). :
[3478]i LOGINOV: . Subject said that he believes LOGINOV replaced .
[3480]os hed anything planned “tor that evening. A Soviet fori a o | nan
[3482]photographs of the’ men and, expanded on his previous information. -_
[3484]tere Te mens aera tet sean eens teeth sens tnee menenee eter omnes
[3486]A ET 1-1; Enna -5- Ot) ECCS ON
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[3495]vA erties er ete ween —_ (esse . owes
[3497]out pea
[3498]ou ye
[3499], . boots
[3501]Se Ne are ne SE cna
[3504]NECHTPORERKO (correct). Subject calls him "the Bull” and
[3506]deserided itm as being ‘vulgar, crude, ‘t11-mannered,| short.
[3507]. ; tempered ‘ana. a tyrant. He is a person ‘who thinks that. he
[3508]tt is ‘some sort of) a Tot, shot" and when he alte: down he. me
[3509]Ae spreads tis legs- ‘and arms and takes vp a space big enough ;
[3510]‘for. two mens Ris Spanish is very ‘pad and, he. smokes "Fiesta"
[3511]‘elgaretten. At the fiesta LOGINOV told him that he was
[3512]from the ,northern part of the Soviet Union, is married and
[3514]has children, He claimed to have served in the Red Army”
[3516]-ROSNUSHRER ‘Sub fect Likes KORMUSHKIN who is ‘trtendty, a ON
[3518]7 well mannered and outgoing. He speaks good Spanish. and a
[3519]‘told Subject” that his wife likes Bexieos - Although RORMUSHKIN:
[3520]_was wearing ‘glasses. in ‘the phéto shown to Subject, he:
[3522]commented that he often sees KORMUSHKIN - without, lila glasses, -
[3524]_ He emokes "Record" cigarettes ‘and Subject ‘ealls hin. wey
[3526]REL Jovencito™,
[3528]eo $e: Subject said that ISAYEV had. dropped: by 1 his’ store i
[3530]. during the ‘week of 18 October and spent some time takeing.
[3531]gan of the Ritig and. Queen who were visiting Mexico at the
[3532]o times TSAYRV felt that “the very” éxistance of a ing. and:
[3533]-. Queen | in 1965 was silty. He. also clainéd that the Soviets
[3534]hea discovered _the Comet that. was’ then in the sky. (The Comet,
[3536]had actually veen discovered by two Japanese and bears
[3538]their names.) Re bragged about the gredt advances in the
[3540]Soviet Union in all fields snd told Subject with great pride
[3542]that the ruble was worth more than the dollar. He commented. .
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[3547]that the U.S. was d-waring nation while the Soviet Union.
[3549]sought ‘only peace and that tha. United States would ‘change
[3550]to something similar to the Soviet system in the near future,-.’ _
[3552]3 . . ‘ - . . ve - + r —-——_—___— ,-
[3553]. : we ? va ~
[3557]fo Peete Ste Os Oy coer
[3559]be te 1 ‘est of the neeting and the next two, were “apent
[3560]* ateoiiea tig Sténielav. SILNIKOV and ‘hia request that Sub ject:
[3563]rn
[3564]- 5
[3566]‘act ag "tledor" on an apartment for him a8 well as supply
[3568]him with, @ prostitute, (seo nH -27548, of 4 Nov.)
[3570]7 In addition, Subject paid that ANDRIANOV had asked bin
[3572]to get Viktor KALININ some aphrodisiac pills. ANDRIANOV
[3573]“gaid that they were "for Viktor KALININ ‘in Moscow" “but _
[3575]ge ene gee ogee me
[3577]Subject thinks ‘they are "for Yurty ANDRIANOV in Mexico", no
[3579]- Subject: said ‘he hasn't the eligifest idea. ‘where to buy : 7 on
[3580]auch a thin . TG
[3582]; a I “told. Subject ‘to test the recorder vy’ speaking. ‘into -
[3583]the titerophones both tn the upstairs room ag. well ag ‘in ‘the
[3584]main part of the store and then’ to play back the tape.
[3585]ALthough :RESCTGNO has” explained ‘the workings: of the recorder -
[3586]to Subgéat, séveral times, he claimed. that he aid not know
[3587]how to ao thia. _= then Anstructed him to “aisconnect the
[3588]Tecorder and. ‘to. deliver it to me at 2100 hours on Friday, ° a
[3589]5 November. . I sata that a ‘would test the. recorder myselfe
[3590]Ro asked hy RESCIGNO could not come to the store and test
[3591]it andi I ‘told him that RESCIGNO was away, He then asked it
[3592]RESCIGNO was a Mexican or an American, He said that RESCIGNO
[3594]speaks: Spanish like a Mexican and rooks like a‘Mexican but
[3596]that he (Subject) is sure that he es an American, I told him
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[3604]en me . :
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[3607]hae
[3608]Fest - nt
[3609]: t that I really didn't know since I had never asked him, my
[3610]rad. _ I changed ‘the topic, of conversation by saying ‘that if be ou
[3611]; - - reported! ‘that SILNIKOV wanted a. girl for this Sunday; * ‘
[3612]oe ee 3 would rétura, the nechine to. him on 1 Saturasys. 6 Hoverbers
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[3647]"(MEMORANDUM FOR:
[3649]FROM!” a Winston M. Scott
[3651]SECRET ..
[3653]2 November 196S
[3654]. RES VE ee ATT
[3656]Mr. lienry c. Johnson, *
[3657]Legal. Attache .
[3659]“SUBJECT: © . Travel of Soviet to ; Mazatlan —
[3661]1. This office has received a roport. “that Soviet
[3662]Vice-Consul Valentin Sergeyevich, LOGINOV planned to
[3663]travel to Mazatlan from 26 to 28 October 1965 by
[3665]_ plané. The purpose of the trip was to take mall to ~
[3666]a Soviet ship which was in port in Mazatlan, The name
[3667]' of the ship is. believed to be. "Lira."
[3669]Qe, This, office ‘would a prociate i any infortiation:
[3670]available ‘to you ‘concerning LOGINUV's ‘trip.
[3672]THIS INFORMATION. 1S FRON A. CONFIDENTIAL “SOURCE. IT -
[3673]MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED. IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE.
[3675]YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE. ORIGINATING - ;
[3677]_ OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY, 0 e ao
[3679]'. Distribution: . .
[3680]. Original - Addressee ; oe,
[3681]i - 50-2- 4fA 7 9808:
[3682]SPI Q te
[3683]1 - Ruth Leach , >
[3684], south ee f
[3685]— Sena Ssepet fea etasats
[3686]SECRE meee
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[3690]ye
[3691]qa Fochi porenko was at the airport to greet hin.
[3693]. . . 4
[3695]tA dreads Sema o my Sets spe 2b
[3699]1. Tha-C, 0. roaunod aoquaintancosht p withNubjoot, and in the tacedtate a
[3701]sizable vaewun deft by. Gerald P, Gostotnor's departure, tri ed to e9 tablish a -
[3703]friendly: rapport with: Subjoot, Yor this resson the C,0, gave Subject.a more - oe
[3704]"frieadly™ ‘name. to knew: hin oy» Hel Eergor~ it being. oxplained. to Subject that
[3706]Mol vas- the C00. true first | name. - Sybifiot thouahit the oholoa of Terger wan
[3708]Rod, hanaiine he knew ‘nevaral. beoule. cu Vat: hams, ana ih weaned tosnae be
[3710]~ mirpriae ‘aL hia uff lues ‘pute juat wh “ae Uiaue tu une hte “norma wanna ar > | 7
[3711]nn ca
[3713]an telephunting in, and? asking for Moneys *
[3715]: 20 . Subject: reported that ho ‘had | oome back to Moxica “tron a trip on 10 anganee 8?
[3716]Nochiporonko had visited his —
[3717]and at that
[3719]Dey ere Cote i
[3721]offico, previously, and brought slong nis replacement “Valentin”
[3722]time had found out. when Subject was oxpacted back, Nachiporonko was invited “© - on Co
[3723]by Subject to visit hin ‘at his home for breakfast. on il August, Ho showed up . pero... 7
[3724]alone, | The only business ‘diecuboed was that. Kooht porento sata that Subdjeot- , fo
[3725]would be- contacted by "Sasha" (UilokendesPrixtiodke). Subject was not to contact
[3726]the Soviet Enbasay, or in any “tier way * try to reach Sasha, Subject had * a
[3727]" souvonir’ Patol which he had obtainod froa somo Cauleiter ' (presumably during
[3728]- “witt), and Nechiporenko aakad if ho aight have it,  Subjoot gave it to hime
[3729]~ Nechi porenko evidently asked Subject to: arranga for a one day’ trip “to Paris
[3730]for hin while: ne was en route to the Suetet Union from hie stopover, Buussels.
[3731](subjeat coaplied, “and. notified his. agent abroad. . Subject received a wire a
[3732]‘ few. -days ago that Nacht poranko was “no iow" in Patio). Nochi porenko was not.
[3734]. interested in. Subjoct*s. observations ‘of Us. attitudes toward the Viet Nan and 1
[3735]Dominican ‘gituations,. although “‘Sudject had. dean asked to.note such attitudes :
[3736]while he was: on his trip, Neohi porenko wentioned, without Subject knowing. 5! st ry,
[3737]that Cataling oenéay who had Worked previously in. Subjoct's offten, who hed : ]
[3739]4 attended ‘tha Maxican Soviet Cultural. Institute, who had 1d 99 _doy- friend the bse orican
[3740]/ who wag giving English lessons. to Neolil porexko (cary JHoages” '2yf and who hed
[3741]“married sone Mexican and was now in Acapuloo with her husband (works at Las Brisas)~ oo
[3742]would. de able to Contact Nechiporenko te nail to. the Soviet Enbassy in Mexico. , mo
[3743]33 Subject is to call in hen he-is contacted by ‘Sasha, His lino’ to the Sovs
[3744]* about the travel agency in New York will ba that he hasn' t the time to select — .
[3746]Nace “ a rok L teed toe -errfis ad 4 (Ther, Cur wae Co.
[3747]confit al, yok v4 ( weet, Ye Ge a Tet fell wc af? F242
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[3752]74 i the. ranager or -gonploto the study of the office's roquirencata, but that he is.
[3753]a bk going to have it done. ‘On his porsonal affairs, Subject said he was |
[3754]to a sondoniniua apartaente . :
[3756]; AF Lo going to move tn Docender. * to the Loa
[3758]fees
[3759]n
[3761]“Attention “pauls the C,0. would approciate inoving any collateral info gdout
[3763]Nechiporenko's doparture, the identi ty of "yalentin", and”
[3764]o . - - - —_—_—n
[3765]re a brief precisa of ‘Subject '9“forner y aaaeciationa with. Prixhodka.
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[3784]SUBJECT: Ernesto Capuano dél. VECCTIO RE FILE NO.”
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[3815]. LOGINOV, Valentin 5 Sergeyevich (2en-285h12)
[3817]. Dr. Alfonse imanerrnes- ALVARE? (a uaterstan) calls ‘Soviet Consul LOSTROV
[3818]to {invited hin to, a cocktatl party to- be him at Martinez’ had. Martinez
[3820]has invited sone of ‘the . Russian sthletas. pertictpating th sane cf the “tre.
[3821]Oo verte Semes, and wishes Loginov. ‘be a*tend BIS. as wel. as $hé Arbsssador. —
[3823](all the info found on Logtnev in thie acm ment)
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[3827]rom ae 867 UOe PARVIOUR CONTIONS,
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[3845]oe i dois. Chief, SB ‘Davisioa rere _-| XX: fo ning qt __
[3846]cans in Fs : : a . fom quali ese an |
[3847]: Chief, | wa Division : _ : . = | AN moat cionina
[3851]_Chiet of Station Mexico’ City co
[3853]ARSti hat. Subjenn's. oo
[3855]@: USSR.) ‘Subject ‘and his -
[3857]travel! “@ Bane, Passports used. when they
[3859]August 1966: (copies have been- forwarded: to.
[3861]. Headquarters). and ‘Subject. is ‘still listed ag: ‘Second Secretary
[3863]' in his passport, The only addition to,. the. ‘passports is ao
[3864]Mexdean- entry. visa valid: for aixty da
[3866]1966 in }
[3869]Subject, LOGINOV said -
[3870]but: “that sense would probably
[3871]‘depa e° Embassy. as Pirst-
[3872]¢ tion wiil ‘keep Headquarters ‘advised of any
[3873]nature. of Subject! 8 Preent duties and
[3874]KGB hierarchy. mo ss :
[3876]¥eported that ‘pect KGB. chauf C) f
[3877]MIRQSUNIZOY :(201=273046). was: seen ¢ wlote
[3878]‘few: tines. : LICOWL<1- also ' ‘reported ‘that™ ~MIROSHNIROY. was ‘driving,
[3879]“a. ear ‘with Giplanatic® Plates | ‘26=DA, which. is Subjects. SBF Joe
[3881]. sox7nitiard, ce. ‘cunts
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[3886]=.
[3887]CROSS REFERENCE TO | CSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE
[3889]| _ | HMMA = 30213 5
[3891]CLASSIFICATION + HOS TUE NUMBER
[3893]‘ |
[3894]| a ' S$ BCRET | 2024220123
[3896]Poms
[3898]14-00000
[3900]SR. 1966,
[3904]UNO SUBJECTS. ag of BLUE" "FORD *
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[3920]14.90000
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[3941]OP. Mrs, MUELLER rede Inhef ited some money from, , _
[3942]an uncle, VARROS setd, and this is one of her ways of . 4 :
[3943]spending “some of it. | . oo _
[3944]wow 8.- WELLERSS. daughter Is. seudying (ihitdeyear of: oo / “ .
[3945]i college). iA. Vienna... She Ts major ing..In -Russtan- Jenguag ee a
[3946]‘: and Rus fan’ history. theres. hat. Is. where the “grea : a ; :
[3947]interest" In Russia comes: from, .VARROS: said....This’ daughter nn re
[3948]hopes. ‘to. ‘teac when’: she: flalshes school. o a A. .
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[3953]- : 4. =e Lo .
[3955]ort Charles: G. “MUELLER, pe. pO poe
[3956]os wate Valentin: LoGUINOV Po ate ee cee wl eas .
[3958]Va 50-2-4 /E-
[3960]SECRET.
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[3965]1
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[3972]i :
[3974]6 January 1946
[3975]* } _ = of - +
[3976]REHORANDIM FOR TE RECORD: ; . Whee a
[3977]. FROM: oronsky . ; ; | i
[3978]“SUBJECT: LICANNY=1 (P-€415) oe ener Ayes
[3980]: ; 1. Subject is an , official of. Gerza-Lopez Tours which 7
[3981]a en is a representative for Inturist in Mexico. city. We have” .
[3983]nad no contact with: atm’ since suly_ 194h. | “At one ‘time he. a
[3985]hd, given ‘the ‘Station. reports’, on various Soviet. ‘tourists: ‘and
[3987]Wad been, recrul tea prior’ to ‘8 trip: to the: ‘Soviet Union in.
[3989] eonnection with “Enturist. During the past: few aionths he has”
[3991]eee vain
[3993]been giving Don Lautz reports on ‘various Soviet tourists
[3994]ough as the. Soviet Orchestra which visited Mexico and cuba
[3995]_regentiy. Lauts passed ‘these reports on’ to me end cynthia _
[3996]sent them hone. Sub fect sees Lautz once or “twice a week.
[3997]‘tn! lcorineetion with ‘visa matters. He told Lautz that he head.
[3998]Meda contacted vy” KUBARK sore years ‘ago but that due to:
[4000]oh a
[4001]the pressure of his business ‘he did not have time. ‘to write beer
[4003]“ oa | . _peforts or to act as some sort of Double Agent. He said ne
[4004]: . was “willing to pass: ‘along information on Soviet tourists
[4006]a = By . ° : but dia not wish to. become an agent for both. the “Americans Lo
[4008]Ee - Soviets. About a week ago Lautz told. me.. “that >
[4010]‘Sugect | had reported that Valentin LOGINOY, Viee-Consul at
[4011]: the Soviet Embdasy yo aad asked Subject to supply him with
[4013]{nformation on boats - and trains between ‘Mexico and New York... .
[4015]Y i .
[4016]Subject wanted to know what he should do. I asked Lautz.
[4018]ar sungect wanted to ‘alk to me and Don said. that he aids, -
[4020], in :
[4021]yey a I teen arranged to meet him in Lautz's ‘office at t 1430 hours
[4023]_ ; on ‘6 January.
[4025]2) PRL Sees yuri maul
[4026]ops tena | |
[4027]ee oi)
[4029]—— Piya)
[4031]14-0000
[4033]RE TTR APES NTR ATOR REST N nty esters TE EN Te ew
[4035]2. Subject apoears to be about 4O-ks years old, 170 lbds.,
[4037]i
[4038]4
[4039]tintnoing redish hair, blue eyes, small brown mustache,
[4041]He its well dressed and ‘speaks native ‘American English, .
[4042]Tr asked him about aio contacts with the Soviets - ‘and he said
[4043]po that, he. had not had any extended gontact with the Soviets
[4045]alll.
[4046]: . . r
[4048]for some: time. | During. August T9645 he was. atproached ‘by
[4050]wee The YATSKOV whom he “knows - as. ‘the ‘Soviet Conauit, “ard: was asked ©
[4051]wr . passenger °
[4053]“byt to’ prepare rt ‘hart’ of alt, -Sommeretat ania, ‘operating
[4054]between Veracruz and New York: City. “for, the month of Septenver", ~
[4056]os . ' He aise wanted the costs of travel: and basease. Sub fect has
[4057]{ not given this report to YATSKOY, (A copy is attached.)
[4058]_- During December he met LOGINOV for ‘the rirst time. at the 7 a
[4059]— airport while Sub ject was attending to the Soviet ‘Orchestra, a
[4060]. =  pogrxov dia not know Subject and was ‘very cool toward him. .
[4061]oad a : unt VATSKOV came by and greeted. Subjest warmly. LOGINOV oO
[4062]oo then became very friendly and asked stb ject's hates LOGINOV-
[4063]subsequently visited ‘Subjects. place of business. and told:
[4064]_ nin that. ‘he was ‘the replacement for Oleg WSCHIBOREWKO |
[4065]a (xe Officer). and that Oleg, aR had sent “Regsrds to Subject.
[4066]_ mo He said that he hoped. ‘that ‘be. and Subject would be bs frienaly
[4067]oP aalfsurgeot: had. been “with ‘Oleg. (Sub ject commented that he oy
[4068]ran . had ‘not been especially’ friendly with AECHIPORENKO,) | Subjest
[4069]os : a . ga @ that LOGTNOV's Spanish rey -alnost, native and: that nies
[4070]can : (svB Jeet): was: ‘Shocked: to lean: that he was a Soviet. ‘LOGINOV
[4071]re erred to YATSKOV's ‘request: ana added that he also wanted
[4072]Subject to include rail travel tn the chart and he was :
[4073]especially interested in the cost of "excess baggage" by
[4075]rail, He also wanted to include sea travel from Veracruz to Europe. S
[4077]14-0000
[4079]36 subject said. that ‘he did not want ‘to become 8 ;
[4081]7
[4083]“
[4085]oT,
[4087]v/a put that he would be willing. ‘to supply “xz whatever
[4088]information he: could concerning the Soviets -he deatt with — /
[4089]I asked if he would. be wpillsg: oe
[4090]TROY including. LOGINOV a.
[4092]He’ said that. ne would a ~
[4094]and the. Soviet tourists.
[4096]~ Leupply, personality data ‘on 106!
[4098]‘patkground, education, fenfly ote.
[4100]% Bel glad to- -do thipa He “gaid that he would not be. able an
[4101]reed. -: -
[4103]trect corners ‘or: in restaurgnts: and prete
[4105]e had finshed his pusiness with Don
[4107]tolmeet me on 8
[4109]tel talk to “pe after he
[4111]tanta. I instructed him not to discuss his relationship
[4113]with me. with, Don Lautz or. with anyone else for that matters oo.
[4115]‘bhat he would: call. LOGINOV, and ‘arrange to,
[4117]“ angkehiack ‘He. ‘said
[4118]é- + report ‘ana perhors: have lunch with ‘hin. -
[4120]“lve in: “thé
[4122]ms ye ‘subject wilt Hever. be anything.
[4123]‘have asked Hesaquerters to
[4125]exceptional in, the.
[4127]po way of an Accesa agent’ but I
[4129]n _ phew his. POA.
[4132]14-00000
[4134]. ‘reliable. dafermation
[4136]Mr. Boonstra
[4140]<A. Jays C/VI8 :
[4141]de ‘Caxtosine, C C.G.
[4143], Soviata dootze for: Travol Data.
[4145]baggage, he said.
[4147]‘Lagutney te ‘a replacement for bles Recfperenke whe wae: recently -
[4149]‘the past called On me today to repert that =. "=
[4150]Nes Loguiney of the Soviet Babassy hao requested his agency to prom |”
[4151]- vide data on train schedules fren Hoxice to New York City end beat .
[4152]-s¢hedules fren Nev York City to Burepe. The Soviets wre particularly
[4153]‘Anterested inthe train beggage allowance and the cost fer excess :
[4157]CONFIDENTIAL
[4159]" ersneferred frea the. Soviet Rabasay - fn Hoxico City: My. infernant- do--
[4161]‘ecribed pia as tall;, blond, dlueeyed, about thirty. year of ago, and--
[4162]_ asa: -petoon., whe, svenka fluent Speaitsh without =y seceat. : .
[4165]14-0000
[4168]| aan
[4170]. : ar - : a ; ; = an
[4172]on ee oe
[4175]| oO KADIDDLE might h have been at Perla’ 8 Thanksglvin party. I know .
[4177]j
[4181]t
[4185]PRIKHODKO and KONSTANTINOV were Invited, possibly KUCHE ROV. .,
[4186]buit. I can't. find. the names of. the others. :
[4188]The description of- the tall brunette sounds like LOGINOY, The other one
[4189]Iwill get 0 out t phiotos tc to show DIDDLE, ce
[4191]" gounds: Itke PRIKHODKO-
[4193]'
[4194]ae ere. ee
[4195]R
[4197]‘ gry oy P- 1420. Moe iu
[4199]P- 56a as
[4202]14-0000
[4204]late
[4206]WY DR, 22 Dooembey WAX
[4207]Yes eam, SEN
[4208]obrook and Xadi 25 Debomter «YY
[4210]4 . . ae .
[4212]4 tea
[4214]Mahe a
[4217]: jPonsacs Re Reports Hooting velwvaon Edg:
[4218]| .
[4220]On 28 Decoabor E called on Kaadsddto at hie residence). primarily for’:
[4222]“if tho purpoao. of gosting. up an elonontary oobpe ayaton eisai? ond to “
[4223]“Salery_ was: fixed at 450: por oT
[4225]arrive at ‘palery, sarrangonnots ttt bin.
[4227]aang the irate’ of. hie. tour hore ¢ as Anbasnador. ” As ‘he-ind proviously..:
[4228]roquoistod, I vé turned to hin hia roooipt for 35,000. peaca, which’ he inetently a
[4230]He commented taat ‘ho hoped ho.
[4232]burnt dn an ashtray, with obvious roliof.
[4234]would never. have- ‘to, eign anothor, and it: 1s olear that. -thora may be some
[4236]Bae ee
[4238]probloa in working | out a a poiya aolaiovdodgonant. . Fd valk Loave ry ‘for ‘latory .
[4239]ty At on | the fortoving month. I éaked | -
[4241], night ‘after our “first Poynon'ty iit ator taking | ‘the whole nattor over. wht
[4243]: his, ‘wife (the. atrongor ‘porecnality of the: ‘ two). he bad finally. ‘Pesolved At.
[4245]7 ta his minds friends had to beip che anotions | and at accepted the Aneiioane
[4247]vail hi ‘out em tht ‘spate “itiey were going to ‘turn ase ths eves
[4249]ana ‘there waa only: ‘a. thousand peso ett: in our ‘pank aodount, :
[4250]ito como, We agreod, 8 all ‘in ‘his: wife: ‘and, ocnsiult toga thir. Sis
[4252]: was ‘more than senaidie, aboug ‘holpiiigs redognitod ‘both the, uses ‘end dangers: :
[4253]Personal dontact, ooo.
[4255]of the telephone, and nade some. useful suggeations,
[4256]based on eodtal relationship; ‘he the basio arrangenon$} either at’ ‘his:
[4257]house on nine. : " Telephone eoritact ‘to bo only betwoen hia wife and mines, oo
[4259]if oither of the two wonen eall and ‘suggest scoing one another at any hour .
[4261]botween five and etry At means that oithor I am to oall on Diddle at that .
[4264]houxy or he on oa depending on the contoxt of the. conversation. Any
[4266]other hour nentioned signifies sooial: ‘contact botwoon the women thensolvos,
[4269]“
[4270]who are, of course, available: to paca written Revoagons
[4273]14-00000
[4275]loan bo nade by I Diddlo himself, oalling omy fron. ay tolophonoy novor - =
[4277], ; ee ifr bis ‘nowae or ‘pffiea, : eens a . . :
[4278]-In regard’ ‘to GE affairs, Diddle | aede two gonsonte yhtob ho svggonted
[4282]i
[4284]i ‘steht want to. Mo up with Eaobys . .
[4285]ae He aokod ne if i hod net or taiked with Woo! Lindsay at
[4287]\.,
[4289]: at he dinnor harem Diddle ave
[4291]| (vive. Poostdent' ‘of’ Grant Aavortietig aA
[4292]lonrdataaa’ nighty’ond on earing that I had, he ‘gounentod that Lihdeay"e
[4294]bul tavatton: of hin had: boi ‘90 depiduous that -he- ‘rae ‘hogiining to ‘wonder
[4296]Whe he was not dealing with ®omoone: who, ‘might be. ‘visualizing hinvolt as. hie” > ov
[4298]‘ _ [outuro Britioh bao officer. ‘Thoro wao ‘onothing: about Andoay ho paddy E
[4300]that wade him £001, that he was aevoasing Didaio quite oaretully.: Ilo ankod |
[4302]ge ted. were
[4304]woe, a We 7 ~ : .
[4305]Af vo sound Fan file chook on ‘Lindoay “himeolf and. on Grant Advor tial: é
[4307]7 t oaid z would ‘ghoblk
[4309]iingliob: Aanigaag® Towa, of which. bho. ta tho Soakoty ‘Editor. ‘What a potfost ;
[4311]. , over, tor, soquizing, bho data, ho oxplasnods, “and. what odd friondo ahe hod
[4312]me for an | tsi in (abe ie ited ao a us ‘na tlonal in the anglovasiortoan, dire
[4314]|
[4315]otory, ani day. aooording to ‘Dada, either eaperated or divorced ‘from! a
[4316]One. “evening a month or 0 269, “ho .
[4318]-#
[4320]oan husband) inéwapaper woman ‘or “note. !
[4321]found: not. of ‘the, other guosts aoa on
[4323]hia. pon to dinner “at hor house,
[4324]: seen thoiz, voy. ‘rather undeneaontously; and ‘was 3 left. ‘ith, only: Meo Gonsales- ,
[4325]1 he: found to his siirprico, were both Ruseians (nano net:
[4327], roosiied, and nover very olearly. given during. the initial flurry of? tate
[4328]h a
[4330]These. to éngagoa hin. in serious conversation: ‘
[4332]qe Te Ruseianae How do you feel about Communion?
[4334]al
[4335]3 y
[4337]Ap tee ote a ee eed vet bee
[4339]. - “Didalee ‘Where 4s somothing to be said for many “1g ‘not
[4340]‘Hala ‘the important aystens under ‘which various oountrivs are governed hovever 7
[4342]" duotione).
[4344]ron tee te
[4347]~ Toy primary Sonoerna is not with’ ‘Conauntan in the abstract, but with ae irae
[4348]He must ‘take the best of alt, and £40.”
[4350]bout way for Ghana 40. be governeds -
[4352]14-0000
[4354]Fo, no, tho ‘question 4s what do you
[4356]| eee EL hee  Rusaionst
[4357]f
[4359]t vehi - porssnaliy. about Commnion? What are your on doliofat | ;
[4360]so Didaler (getting tnd up at this point) Prisartiy,
[4362]1k must do desorsbed aa a nationalist, :
[4363]= “One ‘of the “Ruasiane: was ‘very tall, brunette, wavy
[4365]; "aged ‘about ‘38.
[4366]thick oe badzianet 9 obviously ‘Rusaien, vin sppoaranco,” “yery F gopdntooking. The
[4370]vos tivally aoa ie took, not: eo haitseey. 0 ‘about a2. pidate bes not.
[4373]os yee sdontisy” “them, gon ‘photograghas ; . _
[4374]; — oop ate point in ssiiiang” “thia® in was ‘not to. -
[4376]= (i whieh, Diadie + tate): for, about:
[4378]pore ‘tat Tplons 6 dinner on 8-Jea
[4380]‘andreyer" as wel ~ “Doubts of our ney thet ‘he “would” 1 accent but, no’ re
[4382]opportunity to. continue ‘te expoaure to us otioula be overlooked. He nade an _
[4383]| the usual connents: ‘conoernang andreyor's differences. from his oshieagues, =o
[4385]. | naaing: only that ‘s bad told bin ‘that he was vasieally sntornatlonaltet :
[4386]| posto, As others, he senses sone thing wrong in A's relationship vith
[4387](Coaments I dist do not,- as yet. | Sho did not’ appoar ocafortadle
[4391]yj i his wife.
[4392]ll sn a large & group | cof people “she aia “not ‘know, “dancing to | music ‘abe olearly. |
[4394]did not like: niet, ‘frug & ‘ootara, but they secomed to be on good. enough -
[4396]ee Eee (oy
[4398]‘torna, © Ea was pusbing her join in, but not impationtly) |
[4400]teen eee i.
[4402]we Diddle asked for. EEI's on. the tri-oontinental Oongrosas a nunber of.
[4404]| Ghanians will be "pranoi ting Mexico ron their way. _to_and fron Havaaay, he... _
[4405]mrakek epooifioaliy mentioned Iendorkence, whoa he dosoribed as an anti- 7
[4407]i : ilacchiapaeehhiaiianantieths Bacbabsnd
[4411]Sk
[4414]14-00000
[4416]‘Mecranab Ghanian employed aga ety} jeervan® ae the UN, and not somone ho! tee
[4418]would have expoozod to be named as a Aolegate to tho. Conforénoe, and Jobn ©.
[4420]Se ee a eS see vere
[4422]‘Pettocad, whom hp ‘ooid wao a ““orypto-donoorat" at fee and not the anti~.
[4425]14-0000
[4427]7 a ot =
[4432]Front: oy. L. "Ferris *
[4433]: Regal ‘Attache,
[4435]re ” ebicets -vaatan ‘ OF SOVIETS To MAZATLAN. wo
[4436]ee og 105=4900 (2721/65) we
[4438]. ‘Reference is made. to- ‘your nénorandum dated’
[4440]“Noveinber $5, 1965; -your #9833,. and, my, memorandum: ‘dated:
[4441]. Novenber ‘2a, ‘SSS. cae :
[4443]Arpeuianle. outes scaueg ones | Vice i
[4445]_ SECRET | : cu boys
[4446]oe ae . ‘Group I . ‘ i :
[4448]. Excluded: from Automatic fog as *
[4450]Downgrading and Declassification ; poy . ae
[4452]: ay
[4453]i i
[4455]1
[4456]ay
[4457].
[4458]'
[4460]14-0000
[4462]F ad 7 a
[4463]. a : on No
[4464]CONFIDENTIAL ~
[4465]“Datos December 21, 1963 :
[4466]To: “My. Winston XM. Scott. .
[4468]Fromt) NSE, Ferris
[4469]. Legal. atthcne soon
[4471]i 2 ; .
[4472]1° ot — an ,
[4474]/ Subject: Russian Ship ISKATEL ~-
[4475]i - .
[4477]"105-2976 (12/21/65)
[4479]: A conficentaal, soured at Mazatlan, Sih:
[4480]- texto, advised that the Russidn ship ISXATSL arrived
[4481]: gatlan on Decexbor 3, 1955, and departed on:
[4483]“Decoinaber 9, 1965. ‘Phis ‘shib Was: listed asiboing a,
[4485]- scientific motor: ship 32
[4487]and carried a crew of S2.-
[4488]: “= “Phe above source made available a copy of - | | te
[4489]the crew list ‘of this vessel, whith is enclosed, ab
[4490]te : ‘A socond confidential source at Mazatlan Stated 2
[4491]‘that Vice. Consul VALENTIN S. LOSINOV, tae Seeretary of 7
[4492]the Russian, Embassy, had been at Mazatlan to ‘pring mail . por
[4494]to this ship-and had left Sagatlan on December. S, 1983, ~
[4496]pore. + On CMA jek flight ; La: at 3: 5 p.My, en, route to Mexico,
[4498]ee se P F. . a ST ma .
[4499]Ri i . “. : a . . + a aan
[4500]ate : sl. eee re
[4501]tj - Enclosure : . . : ~
[4502]ae . . i a ‘ er , , ;
[4503]3! at Lo GONE 28 : ° ‘
[4504]a ria c oN FIODEN t ‘t A Le : _
[4505]i}: i Group. Be >
[4506]fi ed from Automatic “ . .
[4507]4 ° and Docla sssificati on - ae °
[4509]ORT Seen
[4511]Ae eaten,
[4516]14-0000
[4518]ow ‘Uy February 1°46
[4524]NEYORANDUM: FOR THE: F
[4525]FRON: Oronsky
[4526]SUBJECT: - LICOWL-1
[4528]7 a
[4530]we r “met subject on Friday, re February: at i900 hours. The
[4531]Tee ting. uae a very short.:one since I ‘only wanted to determine
[4533]i a’ found a ‘girl tor SILNIKOV_ to “paint”. : Fe said’ ue
[4534]“Looking. - : a oy
[4536]. atches ‘SubsJoetts store at ‘night: ata ‘not
[4537]ses 2: February, and Subject: Was: -foréed .to-sleep. ‘above °
[4538]“the: "stor “Hikiself, “At 0200 hours on“ Tuesday (8-February) He: |
[4539]" was “dwakened’ by the ‘holse of a car horn and” looked from the. -,
[4540]- window to 866. Valentin’ S,’ LOGINOV and Vladislav S. . KORMUSHKIN
[4541]“..glowine the horn of theif car in the driveway of the Embassy.
[4542]' Bath Soviets were drunk and were yelling for the gato ‘guard
[4543]_ (sho haprened to be SILNIKOV) to oper the gate for-them,
[4544].- They were driving’ car 237-D (LEONOVts) or 334-D- (KORMUSHKIN'S),
[4545]. + Subfects ‘returned to his bed and “did not see them leave ‘the : ne
[4546]. Embassy.” a van a ey 7 a
[4548]2.77 Be Si @. ‘both LOGINOV. ‘and KORNUSERIN: ‘Live in apartivents: « Lo,
[4549]outside. the “Erbassy and since they. would- not willingly goo: -- eee”
[4551]‘to the Embassy" at. 3, a,m.- ‘while drunk, it {is likely:-that they
[4553]‘Were working when -they got drunk and ‘therefore had’ no fear" ~
[4555]* "ot veing réprimanded: -for it.) They may, have returned. to the.
[4557]Embassy -to make a report or td secure’ some classified materials
[4559]-' “Before golng home’ Both men replaced Known KGB officers |
[4561]. and ‘both work under Pavel YATSKOV,,
[4565]hat set ovr deat meeting 2 February.
[4568]14-0000
[4570]LIMITED, 7 Feb 1966
[4572]5
[4574]* Man’ Man driving black Opel with plates 22- 82-62 of DF w was at Soviet Embassy ,
[4576]1707-1740 hours’ thls ‘date, LOGINOV saw htm to: the. gate. (re visa???)
[4578]Gack. aut ‘eat).
[4580]Since 3 Ne. 22-80-62-mpedtaite No n/352/421521 -open-170594505-seada mom,
[4581]“Gelo. 1962 dado de alta, en Marzo “10 de 1965 a nombre| de CELIA ‘ BAYARDI ©
[4583]TORRES con “domiei lio’ en laa calles de | A¥quitectos: ne 46 de la colonia ”
[4585]" Bocandéa_ en 1 Tacubaya De Pe
[4587]emt Tee
[4590]14-00000
[4592]- SECRET
[4594]3 February 1966 ,
[4596]~ MEMORANDUN FOR: | “Mx. Nathan L: Ferris,
[4597]So 7 Legal ‘Attache © .
[4599]“ BROM: ° , Winston M. scott”
[4600]“SUBJECT: *
[4602]Travel. of Soviet
[4604]ees “this office has received a _tenert ‘that the’
[4605]Soviet Vice-Consul in Mexico City, Valentin Sergeyevich .
[4606]LOGINOV, planned to, {ly to Mazatlan, Sinaloa ov 1°
[4607]February” 1966, and remain’there until 5 February 1966 -
[4608]in ordor to ‘attend to the Sovict ship “Vaushitelnyy 5
[4609]hich was scheduted to, Sock | in Mazatlan at. 0300: hours:
[4611]. ond Pebruary” 1966
[4613]: 2. VAny. information avallable %9 you ‘on ‘LoutNoves
[4614]trip would be appreciated. :
[4616]THIS INFORNATION Is FROM A “CONFIDENTIAL SCURCE. IT.
[4617]MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED IN. WHOLE ORIN PART. OUTSIDE ~
[4618]YOUR. OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR. APPROVAL ‘OF THE [ORIGINATING .
[4620]OFFICE IN. MEXECO city. . Ob a oe ae VR
[4622]6 19097
[4623]Distribution: foo ls
[4624]Original - Addressee | oe
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[4629]1 > Ruth’ Leach
[4631]AP
[4634]14-0000
[4637]om re
[4639]MEMO FOR RECORD
[4641]Paeidnarh teareantetic omer
[4642]wd ee sp UES eT ot ane
[4644]“FROM: Marvin.A. Cabot.
[4645]- SUBJECT: Sov let ‘Attendance’at pitt Lecture,
[4647]he On ihe: evéhing: ‘of. 26 Jan ‘i966: the: follow ing’ “soviet Bmitiassy officers
[4649]. were: identified. a6 artending x
[4650]“On the subject of "Tie Experténces of'a Mexican Professor, tn i-University.
[4651]“dr the. United States"; Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV and Valentin... ; ve
[4652]ot Sergeyevich ‘LOGINOV., KUZNETSOV was seated on the dais behind the’ og a
[4653].).*, .prinelpal speaker. LOGINOV was seatcd In the year portion’ of the 0. eee ;
[4655]audience, There’ were sy U.S, Embusay officers present, ., 7
[4657]Coda te
[4659]lecture glyea by, Prof, Jose;VAZQUEZ. Awa ral 7 os
[4662]14-0000
[4664]SECRET
[4666]20 yanuary: 1
[4668]: MEHORANDUM: FOR THE RécoRD
[4669]FROM cyt cos. .
[4670]“SUBJECT. a Valentin Losutnov..
[4672]2 ee , ue he On ‘2 January. 1966" Me. Gedrge VARROS, ‘Secubtey,
[4673]Bo . . Officer, U.S, Embassy, ‘allowed me to make coples of Uh
[4674]attached. documents. .
[4676]2. VARROS sald he would, “unless we asked the
[4678]mo . - ae Teall Cristobal TORRES Ponce not to sh
[4679]- for the meeting on ay January with LOGUINOV.
[4681]Woes ask TORRES: Ponce to report ‘any. and al
[4682]. subsequent approaches. cs
[4684]- ; ~-Dlste ibué tons. . f
[4685]: a Lori watt? Valentin ‘LOGUINOY P= oe
[4686]rn 2) wi gate Cristobal TORRES Ponce: Pe
[4688]So oe : V. wlo: - 502 rh /E- ly :
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[4694]a oe ee es G GOVERNMENT
[4695]Memorandum
[4697]{Regional Security officer ce pata: January 21, 1966 -
[4699]i
[4700]-FRoM -: Francisco Dfaz a ry Seourity Assistant ~~
[4702]c
[4704]Pen dts ‘coriojics ‘when they R90 ‘gone place in’ toi: 5 ; and that this individual
[4705]i “finally invited Mr., TORRES to have supper with him next Monday," January : ot, |
[4706]! '1966,-and that thay Will meet one cach other at the corner ‘Ingurgéntes Sur
[4707]: “with : ‘Baja California, under ‘Big. advertisenent ®CANADA", at. 1830 hourss .
[4709]i -| ae Me, TORRES 2136 comnented that‘ this individual told hin that, din order i
[4710]: to gota Visa for Russia, takos: tims, because they have to call Russia in order. . oe”
[4711]-to get authorization, sane process the U,5, Embassy does whan the Russian. os He
[4712]Babaaty requante'« a wide £ for one. of the. mumbers of Ate. Stalls i - nn oon
[4714]rman,
[4716]14-0000
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[4724]I
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[4732]Sal. oe
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[4744]: Fe at AUR ak dt «CRU nanan RRroRe DEO Horgan etme naman
[4746]teat
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[4752]fee ale oe
[4754]eso FOR or eet Cc _
[4755]FROM oh cos woe eT,
[4756]os . ;
[4758]SUBJECT ° Charles G “MUELLER, U. $, Embassy. (econities” rs
[4760]“on 12: and 13 January 1966) reports of.-conversatlons of”
[4761]n
[4763]by Subject! s wife. and daughter. to the USSR.
[4765]was: Acting Charge) on.t4- January 1966 of this proposed.
[4766]io WIsTt and.of the conversations. we. had ° ‘learned aboute
[4768]ime of the ‘proposed trip. - He sald the AmbaSsador had
[4770]: thi's)4.- 7. Late . 7 .
[4772], oo} SECRET
[4773]VW January 1966
[4777]| sect ton) officer
[4779]1, Referente Is made to LIENVOY (three conversations
[4781]Subject with Valentin LOUGINOY, Soviet Embassy officer,
[4783]and’ conversations of Mrs. Edith STENSBY (Cltizenship, ce
[4785]U.S. Embassy ) with Soviets concerning a: Praposed . viste.
[4787]2. -Paul DN ton “ane q ‘advised. Hintstee Boohstra- (wtio
[4789]3. Mr. Boonstra had not previously heard of this -
[4790]prposéd vistt of Mrs. MUELLER to the USSR. He sald he
[4792]“would (without divulging CAS as the source) took Into this.
[4794]Aa Later on Ve January 1966, Mr. George VARROS told:
[4798]personal ly approved: it (Hes Boonstra later also’ confirmed -
[4800]- 5; VARROS. a186 ‘said he thought it. aot - gpd" for
[4801]Mrs, "MUELLER té make such a trips ‘He sald (Sonera tatty)
[4802]that, she gets. ‘really drunk quite ‘often and she talks -
[4804]about. anything and ‘everything she. knows about. For
[4806]éxample, she told at a party (whén. she was practical.ly ;
[4807]“"Blotto!) about “MUELLER's Meaking Pletures all over Mex IQ:
[4811]6. VARROS will give Mrs. MOELLER FY pre-brlefing:,
[4812]defensIve briefing) just prior to her departure, She wil
[4813]and VARROS thinks this Is wrong) be travelling on
[4815]diplomat le Passport.
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[4819]_,
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[4829]. in Then Felted deg.
[4830]; — . ; ‘DOCUMENT. TRANSFER: AKD CROSS “REFERENCE
[4832]5 1 OC [eat OE TOT TE IC ATION ~ PRES
[4834]buRJICY OF Cin td
[4836]a
[4837]ea a
[4838]a." DIDO RICw Ow SOVEEE BOC. ET MOUR ma.
[4840]COCUMENT OF SPOSITION : - 2. 7
[4841]“oo 19 Peamorenate ve + . .
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[4845]5 rife u s ’ if
[4847]: . a “ 1 atte sath ne ane mo ume + :
[4848]3 LOGINOVs. VALENTINE Sa- Ss ; :
[4850]: a SEX 4 ag ? . HMHA~28572 !
[4851]- I no 24 FEB 66
[4852]: fr Gir ? , Aorpih ot dh
[4853]eco? | :
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[4870]SiS GGT ces ceevioee sorties, - '
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[4883]‘Wednesday, 6. April: SILNTKOV arrived. about 1330" ins ‘and ined ‘a,
[4884]:apink of tequila, While there, a hiph level Soviet came into .
[4885]- . the ‘shop and after he had left STLNIROV told him that the Soviet —
[4886]Let 4de-studying Spanish in the Embassy, (This followed Subject's comment’ -.
[4887]ou _ to SILNIKOV that the Soviet spoke very good Spanish). .‘SILNIKOV. | |
[4888]Te * gaia’ that each: ‘Wednesday - all-the Soviets must ‘speak. Spanish. And” :
[4889]~ those , who . refuse’ to do this: mist pay a fine. ‘With the- fine ‘money. °
[4890]they: buy more, Spanish. booklets ; and’ recorda, - ‘SILNIKOV said that:
[4891]’ there ‘are some Soviets who alinp]y.. refuse ‘to. learn: ‘Spanish ‘or
[4892]. Mexioan - oustons, and that ‘these’ people® ‘will-probably not be sent ,
[4894]hes such. excelient beaches, weather and everything “1s 40: inexpensive.
[4895]. here,. He left: the shop ‘about, 1430:hra.-. Subject was about to= = og
[4896]‘lose ‘hia shep. at 2100 -hrs- when Valentin S, -LOGINOV.. came into Le
[4897]the atoré.. He asked ‘Xf he could use SU byectt a “phone. and. then
[4898]made a long. distance éall to Cuernavaca’ and spoke to someone ‘in’.
[4899]Spanish. Subject could not hear what was ‘being said but got.
[4900]the phone number =| Cuernavaca 2-30.04 5. .(I-told. Subject to. bring.
[4901]“me the’ none ‘bill when: it arrives '; 80 that T can. double. sheek the a
[4903]. number...
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[4908]_28 March.1966. .
[4910]contact REPORT.
[4911]. “Dr. .E
[4913] Suagect:,
[4915]Yea t1é EY: 5 PP
[4916]to meet in- his office . at ‘t700 “tHe saine. aye The ‘ooting. Tasted:
[4918]for. 20 minutes.
[4920]ye 2. “Subject” stated that.at 1200: hours. on ‘Sunday.,, 20° Harch,
[4921]So LOGINOV came to the French Club. - He was accompanied by his wife. -
[4922]‘whose’ salient, features. were redish hair which. could be: died and
[4923]very generous proportions, “a ‘typically stout Russian woman."
[4924]“Theye was: also Another Sovict couple With<then, The man was
[4925]oyish. haircut. with a part,
[4927]. eat “age was. 25 to" 35.
[4928]~ -dark ha: and also. young.” The “tw pp-L .
[4929]- three child en with. them.all in the 4-6 bracket. "Subject. did: Sot
[4930]’ _remenber ‘their sexes since he was’ concentrating om the adults,.
[4931]“ ‘(COMMENT * I first thought. that .thé -second Soviet would:bé “KORMUSHIKIN:
[4932]“but. Subject” insisted that he did not wear. glasses ‘(SORMUSUKIN' .
[4933]always wears glasses). ‘However, Subject's description fits
[4934]GORLITSYN and wife perfectly. I will take pictures to the next,
[4935]: nfimmations’ os a 58 ad
[4937]- dressed! to.8 Stas. Lawii’ wh - they olayed: badminton: until Bab ject:
[4938]. left at 1330: During- he’ “per tod 1200 to 1330° they oa not  Songact:
[4940]“het hoting.. ‘the. make, ‘color and license plates.
[4942]Te fk Se Subject. was. “apologetic. about the paucity of his information.
[4943]“Ty + but Tvencouraged™ him- and told hint it was a-fine start. Subject. Fat
[4944]said that he had brieféd his wife on LOGINOV and sheiwill be: on. ~~ =. 4 :
[4945]‘the ‘lookout for him during the week. Subject appeared to be very” eee OO
[4946]_much interested in pursuing this subject for me and. gave every — - 7 “
[4947]jindication that he will keep working on it.- ‘ _
[4949]Fite: fi an —— see
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[4953]|
[4954]- dy. b i
[4955]a a = a tebe ay
[4956]mae 4. “Upon leaving Subject “gpoited LOGINOV's car in the parking: - oo moos
[4958]i
[4961]Paul Dillon
[4963]SLANE DP
[4965]ottant
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[4970]|
[4971]2 . . . |
[4972]Apo > —— 22 March 1266 |
[4973]wunonaiouy FOR: - Mee Nathan L. Ferris, begat Attache . |
[4974]PROH: re _Minston N. Scott. ; —— I.
[4975]‘s. née Services ° 7 {eo
[4976]wel eee i . : , s-correspoadence.
[4977]concérning the ‘captioned ‘subject. . ” ‘
[4979]Tuesday, 1 March. 1966 an unidentified young girl who. eppeared am
[4980]to. be an American- visited ‘the ‘Sévict. Labsessy. in’ Mexico cit a
[4981]Source’ advised that the eet Spol ce i”
[4983]| from, 1202 -to: 1218: hours.
[4985]|
[4987]|
[4989]|
[4991]1
[4993]1
[4995]an 4
[4997]fous a sae sénsitive ‘gnd-relfable source ; advised’ that 6m.
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[5003]I
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[5015]i
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[5024]HX,
[5028]Sale ¢
[5030]18 Karch 1966.
[5032]fubg reported that on 16 Far he was called at his office by Valentin Lozinovy
[5033]who enid he juot wanted to have lunch with Subj and talk, Lorinoey wented to aet
[5035]the- luncheon for 17 isary it: Subj demurred, -and tho neet was set for 16 lor.
[5036]hag went to the Megson La Borda Reataurent on Rolfvar Calle (incidentally, Losinov
[5037]* paid the checks ‘being more: ‘Trone to ‘take the tad than his Predecensor Alexoondr °
[5039]Drikhedko)s : : :
[5040]They talked for te: ners host. of
[5042]that tise token up by Lerinoy dn a review we
[5044]* the “inprlatveneas ‘ond iw lirerency: of China £3 eee with the Soviet Union" ‘a.
[5045]“ise uine policy, of - seeking Peace. ve fen tioned that China hod had.a break in. the
[5047]boat two yours’ ty hovings abundant harvests, He said that hardly a Comnuniat Party
[5048]in: the me rd _noa. oupperta hed oni ngntioning anecifically as _thoge thet do the °- ,
[5050]ite ‘opoke ‘of the. upcottng © Coni-res of the “cPst at nhich Ye said would be
[5052]C. >: ‘anndunced. a. Program for more, consuner Fooday idwer’ prices;: ete. for the Soviet :
[5053]L.. ae “poorle. - In this. ‘eorinegtion he. ‘made certain comment about Mumuahchor,, stating
[5056]ne commented about: Froso’s - “He aad } ‘noth é :
[5058]¢. .0. ‘asked. “Subj to prepare r) ‘precfe « on: the tonien: covered and ‘tno: nal .
[5062]“2. Re operational. na ttera Loginov asked Sibj if tie fad prepared tha anavers 5 about, we
[5063]“the personalities in ‘the Poreigi. Office and the Registro Civis Subs sold. he hbgn' ty
[5065]and a Lécinoy asked. hin to: have. thea ready for ‘their next meats _ oe - ety :
[5067]ie mnie fe ARD ae
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[5074]4
[5077]26
[5079], Suhj told Lo; -inov about an peoming trip to Copenharen, which he ‘Ys to
[5080]wundertexe in behalf of the thiet of. Kextean Tourisn, dons tin Salvat (nee ;
[5081]_ attached letter). ‘Le, tinov’ asked ‘Subj, if ‘he: ‘were - in Paris, to look up
[5083]Ginette Palacei Porter, wife! or “the british Nato official. Subj said he
[5084]in Pariny but he would. try: to see. her: iva he: foe, thero.
[5086]_ wien t a sure: oe be:
[5088][Scrwenta 3 to eave. Nexieo. 0 on 23 Hare: travel to Bruagéls and Ans terdsa Ay
[5090]y Hexieo, “50d satrnteered nor, nox Fragy. i inforration to. Io nov at ut hi Myth
[5092]enpleyoeay vos 7 nen a ct _ . gatas
[5093]Ley {nov ‘noid he wouid call - Subj ‘for. their next neat. a ° ‘ - AT,
[5094]3’, ‘the 6,0, told Subj to propare a superficial persenali ty reaumé on the persons. -
[5095]“lk destnor.( (this for. piior: ‘qutond S3Lon to. thie Station). Alo, while in
[5097]Sipetti aes. for tha: Paros
[5101]- {ee Subj ‘paren the teal ly renarked io. ‘che C. O44 3 in a. ‘Loosely derinod | momer. of -
[5102]“showing the detivi ty of the: Tsroeli Embaoay in Kexico, _ that there’ wag to ‘te
[5103]1 8 Congress. : c Inteiicctuale’ in Kexico Fith about fifty participants from all
[5104]7 “over Latin Anérica, Tie: ha jor ‘theme : “of: the: ‘Consress vas. to be The. $i tudtion- of -
[5105]; the. dewa ond: “An th emit nin the Soviet. Union, but the there. waa being held °
[5106]“under cover as far- as all vance yublicity’ wes’. ‘concerned, (attached in the. °
[5107]“anncuncenent card. for, the Conereae) . Sua3" 8 Stra ag hatading he eranceente ‘
[5109]8 ‘to the.C.0,.
[5110]‘ Addenduns- ‘Subj “ponaticéa/atter his long: talk with, Losinoy that he regorde’
[5112] Lo:striov. os 4 better intelligence official than Prikhodko,, much’ nore aawy, °
[5113]‘end that -he must have been ‘in the intelligence fate Jonker | than Prikhodkos. :
[5114]Subj said. that Loginov had told hin that he would show Sub pictures of the i vs
[5117]1
[5119]. &
[5121]Places ne hind been in‘Latin America.
[5123]COPIES
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[5136]16 March 1966
[5138]i
[5140]FL,
[5142]i.
[5143]“4
[5144]4
[5147]+... :MEMORANDUM: FOR THE. RECORD
[5149]rst. ‘GOEBEL, .
[5151]j
[5153]t
[5155]4
[5157]|
[5158]- ‘Le. Upon receipt of POA on Subject, I called him ‘at his a re
[5159]’ office (Auxd Liar de’ la, Construccion, SA; Ha@lbein’ 168, ‘tel:. - nn Ce
[5160]$3-31-36) on Y) March 1965 and made an appointrient - ‘to: see him =. °- + -
[5161]“at 1800 on 14 March at the office. Since I had met him . oe
[5162]socially in the fall. of 1965, he remembered me which - facilitated |
[5164]the contact. -
[5166]2, 1 met with him from 1800 to 1835, ‘at his éffice. He: “took
[5167]“.me to a ‘back ioffice where we conducted the. conversation, 1 Lo.
[5169]“+ “Stated: my: business. briefly: :that. I knew LOGINOV. was a ifiember,
[5170]r ‘desired information about his activit
[5172]é. French. Club- ‘and*
[5174]‘He | was in “immediate - agreement to help -
[5176]he “Sh any way lie: could. - Sy ‘have ‘him LOGINOV's full name, physical - oo dle
[5177]‘description,’ type ‘arid license plate’ of his” car and showed. hig ae
[5178]ictures. of LOGINOV. ‘and his. wife. . a
[5180]re ‘Subject , said’ that che had not seen ‘LOG INOV at. the club
[5181]-noy heard his namé: He is sure that LOGINOV. is not a tennis. ~
[5182]Or player which is Subject 's- only. occupation at ‘the club. “Subject.
[5183], : “said che only goes-there on Saturday. afternoons and Sunday ~
[5185]-. mornings to- play tennis. “However, his, wife often’ ‘goes during. .
[5187]_ the :week- with ‘the children. - “Subject agreed that both: he. and °
[5188]his wife would: Aook. out. for: LOGINOV. :.At ny suggestion. he ‘sereed’”
[5189]to make inquiries. about LOGINOY ‘fron Cluv. employees: such..as”:
[5190]. “the manager or the ‘bar téndef who ‘kriow: ‘everybody.’ He “agreed | a
[5192]mask his interest- by ‘Stating only. he. had. heard that a ‘Russtan. ceo,
[5194]was.a member and to express Foal’ “eurfosity about thys bnusual
[5198]subject. “frimedi ately. agreed. to my request "that this”
[5199]matter of strictest confidence bétween himself,
[5202]a “his wife*and me (his. wife: is:-an -Arierican citizen whom. I “have: met .
[5203]“.  * and on- who we also have a POA): _ As I was leaving and thanking
[5204]. him for his: coopefation,. he expressed his appreciation in the.
[5206]ab
[5208]7.
[5209]: confidence that I’ had in him in a matter of: this nature.
[5211]‘Ss. ‘Towards the. end of the conversation he’ asked if TI
[5212]worked with Al White at the Embassy. I said “no, but, I know
[5213]: him. fh He answered, "of course, you would be with counter-
[5216]14.90000
[5218]cee eee eee ee ree mene nes Speer pew re nm een nee age ee ce ngs alana to 2
[5220]intelligence. and he is in’ political work." I agreed with this. -
[5222]' said he- ‘knew ‘hin - through - thei
[5223]-, J¢Nitldten_and penarked that ‘Allan. speaks pretty good ‘German,
[5225]he: did. not: “ask at
[5227]- and no nonsense. He said that he.would “call :me in. “tow or three vee
[5229]‘He did .not appear to be 'the.- least guspicious: about Allan. . He
[5230]wives . (cancer. work) and. the:
[5232]ig me -that [| work. in-counter-intelligence ot
[5234]Other than his tel
[5235]estions: abolit ay Position | in: the. Emb
[5237]6. Subject. made. a very good. impression’ direct, bisinesstike.
[5239]weeks to advise the results of his investigation.
[5241]TIDE i. Path Dilton |
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[5252]" (3/7766).
[5254]’ my Reference is’ made . to your memorandum entitled ©
[5255]; “Travel of Soviets," dated February 3 1966,. your “number. 16097.
[5259]‘pnelosed herewith. “for reference ara copies: of. the |
[5260]crew list of the Soviet and, “Vaush4 telnys. wo .
[5262]. "esalinge to. this. ‘pource, - GINOV, a -
[5263]4k _ Third Secrétary,cf thé Embasgy-of the USSR, visi =ship,.
[5264]arriving. by. air fron Mexico. City and, was ‘st ng. at ‘the’ “Hote 1
[5266]‘Freeman in Mazatlan. According to’ this’ source, national:
[5267]intelligence operatives dn- Mazatlan. re Sted. LOGINOV had. ‘no:
[5268]contacts. while’ ‘in the edty. ae the ship! s crew: No
[5270]‘attempt yas" made: by: the | Soviets to atroduce Propaganda material — . , I: ue
[5271]from the AMPs ote
[5273]Pp. ;
[5274]; ; EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC
[5275]2 it . Soe DOWNGRADING AND
[5279]14-0000
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[5299],
[5301]SECRET - a .
[5302]3 “On Febsuary 3 21, 1966, PEDRO“ZARATE MARMOLEJO, ee
[5304]Commandant. of the: Customs Guard, TYaritine Customs. 0 3 Of Tice,
[5305]rn Mazatlan,- Sinaloa, advised that his mea have been-carefully’.
[5306]7 watching the ‘elements :of | ‘the Soviet" whaling fleet that are ~ .
[5307]Bethe k wistting Mazatlan: - They. -have been alerted“to the:
[5309]e the n papérs: dor to onte A
[5310]ficial, was) sent from") exico, Coty. fa order to
[5311]: straighten matters out, : .
[5313]; . ZARATE said that ‘the ‘purpose. of the visit of ‘the yo
[5314]whaling ‘ships was” ‘to take on fresh. water ‘and ‘supplies. The
[5315]. crews were ‘algo given liberty,
[5317]a Also, enclosed: herewith for weference: ‘are ‘copies: of ©
[5318]the crew dase: ‘ef the “Soviet vessel. “Iskatel" which visited:
[5319]- Mazattan on. January 9, 1966, 7 ;
[5321]ce Tn Gonnection wil " the: visit: ‘of. the: "Iskatel, , dt -
[5322]oo as, noted “that a Soviet. -Ewbassy_ car, ‘bélieved. to ‘contain Soviet.
[5323]s Commercial’ Consul , EOE STEPIAS ] mba
[5325]obtain the, ‘erew list
[5326]‘visited Mazatlan. ‘during,
[5327]lable when obtained.
[5329]oooh. Phig: “office ‘is attemp:
[5330]- . of the Soviet whaling vessels th
[5331]February, 1966, and, will maké - then ava
[5334]14-00000
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[5351]: Serithe “orgevi 2a tions to soz ma i Jor 18 forced :
[5352]. "Pham" (witch is 2 Nobrev word : recning some kind of. military nit) in order poe tt
[5354]in tton throushhis
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[5372]i saci, Subj indiested «itt sont t60 : ‘ent thet he ‘would éo what ne eewta- .
[5374]r decultery Somer, asking °°
[5376], ‘Loginov mt snother reeu
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[5719].
[5721]vonday, A June. Subject visited the tnbaasy. twice this. ‘aay. but
[5722]Zoth ng .
[5724]“Interest occured,. LOGINOV came-in and made a chore.
[5725]call‘ and *telked to someone about volleyball, LQGInov’ spoke in
[5727]et halt an: hour, Subject ; saw him drive away | in ‘his’ car,
[5729]: Snanish and tdld the other party that he would be over to "tho house’ ~
[5732]14-0000
[5736]; 23 June 1966 - Lo \
[5737]35-71-30 ts listedto Yolanda ALFARO Vda de CACERES Butrago :
[5738]. Chiapas 130-A J i
[5740]No Station traces oi above name or 01 Gloria ALFARO, De a
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[5761]. Request'visa,trace: So, rs ae
[5763]Yolanda ALFARO. Vda de CACERES Butrago
[5764](lives at Chiapas 130-A)
[5765]if possible, also Gloria ALFARO at same address,
[5767]He geceRD Be
[5769]a a: Wt 4 3 Aten, G 2h.
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[5778]14-00000
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[5782]la “anfiora SOTO. “LosuiRay la roguorday, apesar de que ha pagade. ~ —_
[5784]ticnpo, ALPARO Lo anise. anvitar’ a. una -rounasn ol sabado préximos .
[5786]“LOGUINGV no noid noeyter porque aa dia’ que “ellos ormataan .
[5789]fegnty. a Y
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[5793](ALFARO ane es: ‘anil Lentini, ‘LOGUINOV: Progunts. aa. nonhre _bonptetss:
[5795]‘sex “el viernda porque riafiana ‘tlone: por la mafiana aus, élases de.
[5797]yee quo podrd s ser el vieriios on agin: lugar de “Ya ciudad: mo
[5799]a
[5804]< oe
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[5807]ave ads ‘su eaaas, LOGUINOY to Liviartvntoneas. doapites. pana figar. ana. a
[5808]ae |
[5809]Sey eae Le cite. GLORTA que. elle trabajo. doce horas a2 ata” pero “gash: nunca aoe
[5810]ON he
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[5850]CONTACT REPORT
[5851]_ SUBJECT: « ” AEGELATIN, Jee
[5852]‘PATE OF MEETINGS, " 16 June 1966 .
[5854]: od Yr had ‘Yunch with’ Subject. at: the Reforia chub - fron 4
[5855]“1330. to 1506- on. 16 June. 1966. a 3 : ;
[5857]ae 2.: Subject. ‘dnmediately identified 1 the passport “photo of
[5858]BOYAROV as the "Viktor" he had met on 4 June. 7 ~
[5860]5: 8 3.7 He said-that- our picture of: LOGINOV. wa & Vasilio © ©
[5861]. Whom-he described : “as younger and not as heavy as INOV's .
[5862]: picture. ; ; j
[5864]7 oe Subject Foported shat on 13 June ‘TSAYEV called hii at
[5865]~ home and .asked' to. come’: cby: t ovening.. ” ‘(Confirmed by. LLENVOY)-,
[5866]ISAYEV arrived: about 1930. ‘Gna “stayed to about 2030, Subjéct’  *
[5867]Suggested that -they havea Martini. -ISAYEV said. that he had ,
[5868]eVer “had one.and’ was résted -in, the ingredients and how dt:
[5869]. . t together.. Howevey, after~he had’ drunk half, Subject.”
[5870]noted that he: :obvious ly did not like its: Therefore, Subject. - :
[5871]|... Offered him a Cuba Libra which he accepted and drank... The result:
[5872]_ of this. combination was the: first time’ Subsect has seen TSAYEV -
[5874]a bee tipsy.
[5876]~, §, 18 ..gaid that. | ad. heard that Subject had ‘Kaa.
[5877]‘a successful, weekend -fisht -§ June : Subject admitted. this.
[5878]i rude YATSKOV V Had. been: (drinking
[5879]a ; friend, refusing to” come to Nick's
[5880]. tin Nic ‘and. his fle
[5881]safe Me AYEV wierély shrugg.
[5882]‘nent ioned ‘that he’ had.-met 1 einew man: "Viktor, ' " (poranov} ao
[5883]iad spoken -B- few. we Eng tt. ith him and- thought: he -was |
[5885]angen “Viktor. was not ‘a
[5886]exican countryside and .
[5887]~ They did. Hot’ discuss the
[5889]rly the scenery @
[5891]tassrtica tag
[5893]Soviet, "Vasilto. ie
[5894]FILE: B-3776 ‘piasea a
[5895]- ‘ a _ : ae | a 7
[5896]er . °
[5897]BE Nera
[5898]SECRE
[5903]14-00000
[5905]-of 18° June leaving them both bachelors, :N
[5907]‘dinner, took them to t
[5909]»., that they lived very modéstly having inherited undistinguished
[5911]furniture from his predecessor; et é
[5912]stating that friendship: ts what counts and the circumstances
[5914]“-_. famely. that he would invite Nick to his home. Nick said that
[5915].. , from ISAYEV's. words’ and Giscomfiture, it was obvious that he.
[5917]SECRET
[5918]-2- |
[5920]6, ISAYEV asked what his fishing plans were. Nick said -
[5922]| that -he'was 30 busy with his many probloms at the new plant that
[5924]he would not be going. fishing during June. Nick then suggested
[5925]that they go on.the weekend of 1 July. However, he added: "but
[5927]" ISAYEV answered "Not even Anatoliy (KARABACH?".
[5929]- Just you and. me ‘Don't ‘bring: any of your friends like tBat rude
[5931]ablo_(YATKOV
[5933]‘Nick’ answered’ that Anatoliy was okay and-he could come. - This
[5935]date is tentative ard will be confirsied,
[5937]7, ISAYEV remarked zhat his wifé and child were in __
[5938]Cuernavaca and that KARABACH's wife would.go down on the weekend
[5939]tex facetiously' — .
[5941]remarked that he would have to organize: some weme.: for them.
[5942]. 8. Nick asked ISAYEV about’ the Soviet volleyball tenn. :
[5943]ISAYEV said that he had bean heavily engaged in working with then,
[5945]He was. with the team for cach game, then. went out ‘with them: to
[5947]until- ivan.
[5949]i! 9y- Nick brought up” the point that ISAYEV had never invited: ©
[5950]him ‘to his house. ISAYEV,. definitely uncomfortable and searching
[5952]for words, said that he hadn't invited them because his wife ._
[5953]thought: that ‘there was too big a contrast between Nick's hone
[5954]and theirs. That Nick was "rich" with lots of bedutiful things -
[5956]c. ‘Nick pooh=poohed this
[5958]of one's home meant nothing. — ISAYEV ended by saying rather -
[5960]is: ashamed: to invite. anyone to. his house. . |
[5961]ISAYEV had absolttely no immediate plans to return to the USSR:
[5963]and Nick feels that he will be here until November or December,
[5965]OF Paul Dillon
[5967]he hotel; etc. and didn't get home nights.
[5969]10, : Fanaiiy, Nick said that it was his impression. that
[5971]14-00000
[5973]7 cabins: .
[5975]SECRET
[5977]CONTACT. REPORT
[5979]. SUBJECT: Nick KOURCHENKO, Jr.
[5980]DATE -OF MEETING: 7 June 1966
[5982]Le: I met Nick at his partment fron 2630 to 2200 in :
[5984]order. to debrief him on ‘the ‘fishing weekend of 3- 5 June. ©
[5986]“Nick reported that when he. ‘and his Mexican friend
[5988]arrived ‘at Pucuato at 1845 on- Friday, 3 June, YATSKOV and .- .
[5990]two other Soviets werd alréady there fishing in front of the ~
[5991]cabins. They had come in ISAYEV's VW: Shortly thereafter |
[5993]“the Soviets came to the cabins. and Nick greoted YATSKOV and _ . =
[5994]introduced his Mexican friend to him. YATSKOV did not introduce ©
[5996]the other two.Soviets by name but they. all did shake hands.
[5998]: Nick invited them all into his roon ‘but only YATSKOV came; -
[6000]He accepted a drink and.Jeft with it, Later outside Nick
[6001]asked: one of. the’ new Soviots ‘his. ndne ‘and. got the. answer, |
[6003]' "Vasilio,"’ The-other one ‘then used an English. word and Nick
[6004]‘asked. if: ‘he spoke English. This, Soviet said his namo was’
[6006]Viktor and that he spoké a. little: English. Nick then asked
[6008]““YATSKOV which of thé other. two was the newly arrived Soviet.
[6010]YATSKOV said that it was Viktor. Nick then lent them his.
[6012]_@xtra lantern and that ended things for the night.
[6014]-3; The next ‘day both: groups. fished. Separately at.
[6016]Sabanita. About noon: YATSKOV came by and. noticed, that Nick —
[6017]" was-. having luck so he brought: the other ‘two Sovs: to a spot
[6019]inmediataly ‘adjacent, They stayed about an hour, didn't
[6020]have™ any Luck” and, fro They siet. again: that evening at the-
[6022]av as” upset, | jealous and“ éven angry. Nick then.
[6023]‘for a ‘drink, ‘Viktor’ did the same: as YATSKOV,
[6024]took. the drink with hia. -YATSKOV- said that the ‘Soviets would
[6025]leave Sunday morning: since. they had no luck, Nick left — |:
[6026]early Sunday morning for fishing. He-Iater. learned from the ‘
[6027]owner that, the Soviets: had left: fairly early Sunday morning. °
[6029]FILE: P-3776 . P-8588 | pats a 11712 -
[6031]Gscur 3
[6033]downgrading ang
[6034]eclassification
[6036]tiend’ had: caught 28 trout and the. Soviets’
[6038]14-0000
[6040]SECRET ~
[6043]$. Although all the Soviets were pleasant and -correct
[6044]there was absolutely no socializing or extended conversation,
[6045]They did not accept Nick's invitations to come. in for a.
[6046]drink, excépt for the above noted occasions when, they accepted |
[6047]mo a drink and ‘left taking it with them, © ° oot ;
[6049]Ss. eons" “Nick described. hia. as. ‘an older ‘man, 36
[6050]‘to 42, mediuw height," 82-85 hilos, heavy but not fat. build,
[6051].. roundish, boyish face, looked - like.an American in general -
[6052]‘appearancé. Does not speak ‘Spanish. Said he spoke a little:
[6053]English.. However, their cénvérsation wos so limited that Nick
[6054]couldn't ‘determine his fluency. He obviously understood
[6055]“everything that Nick said but his answers and comments were
[6057]“ short and simple. ‘As noted above, YATSKOV said that he is’
[6059]‘the newly arrived Soviet. He did not do any fishing himself
[6060]but simply watched. YATSKOV and the othor. Sovict.-
[6062]|
[6063]i
[6064]i
[6065]|
[6066]|
[6067]i
[6068]|
[6069]'
[6070]6. I showed Nick a. picture of BOYAROV, Nick couldn't
[6071]' ‘positigely identify it. .Our picture has sungiasses,. During.
[6072]the day Viktor. had on a whité towel protecting his“neck and’.
[6073]| ‘a wide hat but no. sunglasses, At night Nick saw very little
[6074]| of him and it was dark. However, Nick did. say that our photo
[6075]. was not at all ‘Ancompatibie. with Viktor. Also showed’ him a!
[6076]. | : ‘iphoto of GAZIYEV and he said that this was definitely not |
[6077]4 . “Viktor. (COMMENT: Since. GAZIYEV and. BOYAROV are the only
[6078]7 ;
[6079]i
[6080]t
[6081]I
[6082]|
[6083]|
[6084]|
[6085]j
[6086]|
[6088]“BOYAROV, But why. did he use the nano Viktor when. his’ name
[6091]ra
[6093]Toe 7 nvasiito":: ” About 28: 232 years ‘old, mediun to dark.
[6094]blond: curly hair. medium’ height, vety good athletic: build, nr rn .
[6095]‘, the all-American ‘boy type. a er
[6096]Speaks pretty good Spanish@but HOt as well as ISAYEV or YATSKOV. :
[6097]There’ are only two. Vesilfys ‘at the Embassy ; “BUTSEV and) :
[6098]u
[6100]tough -and® ‘strong appears
[6102]|
[6104]|
[6106]|
[6108]|
[6110]i
[6112]|
[6114]|
[6116]i
[6119]‘new Soviets in. town, and Viktor spoke English, he has to be ‘ ;
[6120]. an
[6124]|
[6126]|
[6128]|
[6130]ee JROSHNIKOV, t neither cones. ‘any Where. near the above: “
[6131]/ descrip fon. (COMMENT;: Nick's description of"Vasilio" fits -
[6133]“/ LOGINOV \to | a."T." However, his nané is Valentin and-not. :
[6134]4 _Basilty “Twill show Nick picthres : at. the next: meeting. ): _
[6136]8\ Previously Nick has met. ‘8 Soviets, ‘all in true name
[6137](dost. by first name only). Thus it is strange: that BOYAROV
[6138]and LOG ‘ov should use Phony ‘Hames.. ‘ .
[6140]cy oe
[6143]oy ‘Paul D110 aoe
[6146]S
[6148]| A Cen 7
[6150]N Noa |
[6153]14-0000
[6156]a
[6159]7 June 1966. -
[6161]SUBJECT: Requirement for LIREALM =
[6163]‘Sexgeyevich LoGiiov and Yevgeny Nkolayertet GoRLTISYN. Be . Ss he
[6164]"gives to LIREALM, Both ‘of the: Sovlets. are ‘known, t treijient the
[6165]“French Club, ft is requested ¢ that LIREALM report on any activites’ oe
[6167]of the Soviets" at the club, OF any. ether Club menibera wiih whom OE
[6169]~ ~they assoclate, -
[6171]eta
[6173]Re
[6175]P-iti6s
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[6189]phir Secretary atthe Soviet Embassy ”
[6190]Born in.1927- ~~ . . :
[6192]Wife Alexandra, .bori-in 1928 .
[6193]_ Son Dmitry, bora ta. 1959. .
[6195]atic brown ‘hati. H ;
[6196]z He arves a. green. 1965 Impala » with:,
[6199]14-0000
[6201]Sub 4ees- report: 4 the
[6202]6 Age ki and mace” a
[6203]At our mecting on
[6204]He Vu ee on ake,
[6207]14-0000
[6209]thts! “office has ‘pecelved a ‘report ‘thet
[6210]Consul Valentin Sergeyevich . LOG-INOY
[6211]Maite 27. May: -1966.°-H
[6213]~-2 gxpected. ‘to
[6214]oP. ls bel levet
[6216]_ Distributions ra -
[6217]; Originat -. Addres ee.
[6218]1 = 50=2-4 /,
[6221]14-00000
[6223]a
[6224]Contae “Raport/LECOSt=5 -
[6225]bay 2005. aeies ottica | :
[6227]He AGF a 3 one”
[6229]had +6 ‘renain re th “wes in. Mextéo, Pronoting.
[6230]‘tho Congrées, ‘but hd was not asiceiated. mith the Israeli Enbassys Azad feared -
[6231]there wight be leftist intg Ais fe of the ‘Congress, ‘goheduled ; to take place at:
[6233]OS
[6234]QRAAE Aga
[6235]rice pated Be Se 20s
[6237]porkspo har MAGIDIAE hh as ben Aeoce
[6239]: t ens SE Race
[6241]4 re
[6244]14-00000
[6246]the Botol pod Prado on 13, 14 and 415 ¥
[6247], Soorat ‘Service Protection, vad told |
[6248]* Mexteo, breast ght by cena ety,
[6251]14-0000
[6253]eS | SECRET |
[6254]: CONTACT REPORT yO Oo oe _
[6255]oO | DATE OF MEETING: 7 2 May 1966 _ can - _ | ee a
[6257]| letme’ Subject saw: ‘hitin at the Club, soe ire Since this miakes two tines thet pe
[6258]a CORLD SYN has been at the Club, perhaps he. ts ‘algo a member, ye ao a
[6260]vorted th that on Sunday; 24 Apri: he ‘and another’ -menibed.
[6261]Sere a egw to: play doubles,. ‘Subject
[6263]e book ahd got. the ‘foliow tng
[6264]Guadalupe inn tel 24-7]
[6266]38,
[6270]14-0000
[6272]wees | Hepat dy laa Setividalos oa a} shud
[6276]sistant treet ee eee amen Se ne We,
[6278]| “Las activi odog 20 al glue durinto al asa: 89. abril, “fwiren noraaloa on ,
[6279]1
[6281]hora, sin “gadis, copaarvs qua Gon. sucha frseuonota eaturioron Ltscando al
[6283]we : 117998, a varios : eyjotos dal clup los, “hate a continua 08a cites
[6284]—-F 7. 47 .
[6285]oi “y DQu or . 4056 de varlog on. vein so 3 volvioron ol lunos 11 :
[6286]Bq WW q626- NL
[6287]D7, 100 ¥ U. Q.
[6288]a erce
[6290]aoe) ty KAS y yo
[6291]oo}d |.
[6292]2 TBRIK ¥ Dg |
[6294]oo ” viornaa » 29 (p00) -
[6295]. 72> a ee acd at eet +
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[6300]ae w
[6302]a _  Geagrnd
[6304]- _ Foporto a alas aitiontoss “320i, Bh eA aha Ray.
[6306]; j PRIA,
[6308]208 Hoabras 289, rope
[6310]Ke legete,
[6313]crm Rll
[6315]mt SL8. ey
[6317]14-0000
[6319]“SECRET
[6321]27 April 1966
[6323]Travel Agencies. CAMAV) ‘there.
[6324]tors.
[6326]7 Consul, Valentin. Sergeyevich. L0G) Vv: planned. to travel to.
[6327]Guadalajara ‘on: 25 April.1966 inorder: to attend the Congre
[6328]in snferiation, ava: s{habr ou
[6329]2 : . in Guadalajara would ‘be.
[6331]~ gurs. THEORM tton: 1S. FROM: A..COW! IDENTIAL. nce 7
[6332]: {HOLE“OR IN PART OUTSIDE’ YOU!
[6333]: IRIGINATING “OFFIC!
[6335]Distribution: es
[6338]- Original |
[6340]“a - 50- “a-a/n -
[6342]1- ~ Memo Chron
[6344]v
[6345]4
[6347]soe, ce ee ee / os
[6348]ee OT i: this office: “has received.a report that Soviet ‘Vice - ire - 5
[6349]|
[6350]'
[6352]14-00000
[6354]25 Bpril- 1966,
[6356]oo a a
[6359]. 25 Ayr 10005 en ’ Jios ‘arquimades, in ears
[6361]“1. Subj reported that he was-at the airpert the nicht of 23 Apr to receive
[6362]the Ir ‘TRIST delegation, | XLV representatives Ibar;vien ond Rorero were
[6364]also. on hands Boicenko was much put out because their arrival. had eon oe
[6367]. delzyed over the matter of ebtaining 1 texicon visas. Ne. told Subj he “would
[6368]ve° ‘int exLoo - only for the first day of - th re AAV conference in Guadale joray:
[6370]a decausa. “he was coing. cn “to Montreal: on: 23. Apt, to. inaugurate. Soviet. ship
[6371]mincrad The others | would renaiti ‘in - :
[6373]} rvice “alzcet. 2m freon. Nontieal and J Le
[6375]‘Xexico | for \ . : . wh ;
[6376]2. “The: ‘delegate were token to, t ated Reforma, “Sass whe. ‘paige ote “
[6377]‘Lakhatloy to the Reforma, asked: how it was that “khailow hed left. the Foreign
[6378]‘Office to be ‘an: “‘ENTURISTS Bo khailov said } he hod a 15 year old ‘danghtex,in Hoacos ; ;
[6379]and wan ted to ‘renain there. His card read, “Director of International Organizations", .
[6381], _ DNUSISES ns On Lae Peet
[6383]. ‘Sub had" ‘coffee at the airport with Yelentin L : ipaeend Viskoe . Nothing a
[6385]. > ; -of ‘Subs's break-off: ‘fron Lordnovs - a i toy a
[6387]“He seta ke Was hot Manan
[6389]mill ‘await overtures: fron’ the Soviets.
[6390]of Mexico until Ww Taye _
[6392]14-0000
[6396]3
[6397]b.
[6399]" SOURCE: -
[6401]“nitRorotsary."
[6402]os NUHiN, ote Os
[6403]Wife
[6406], -Wiefec
[6409]; WA EE
[6411]SUBJECT: “Hair color. report of Soviets
[6414]_* fiALAKHIOVICH Be
[6418]'. Wife a
[6420]Wife
[6422]Wife
[6424]SHPAKEVIGH |”
[6425]Wife -
[6427]| PRYGOV ©.
[6428]“Wife ~
[6430]RADVANSKIY.
[6432]BEDRIN “,
[6433]‘Kite’, .
[6435]ROHANCHENKO |
[6436]Wife
[6439]Wife
[6441]SOKOLOV
[6442]Wife
[6446]Brown.
[6448]Dyed brown
[6450]. “park brown’:
[6451]| Brown
[6453]_.. Brown:
[6454]SBhond 00S
[6455]Platinum, oo * we
[6456]Brown OY pego26. -
[6457]“Bark: brown So Ce
[6458]’ Dark brown ae Dok, oe
[6459]“Brown _ oe pony ;
[6460]- Black . rr
[6462]Bxown & very gray ,
[6463],. Dyed dark brown.
[6465]- “Blond a very thin: ae p-9289
[6466]- Dark brown’ 7 Be =
[6468]Dark brown oe  Rgbg pe!
[6470]Brown’ ae - 7 PEERST9 a
[6471]_ 7 Dare” ‘brown: ea ge we
[6473]at
[6475]secret Ob
[6477]25 Apri 1966 0
[6479]Brown -
[6480]“py9772.
[6481]Brown with gray” co P-6518 .
[6483]drown .~
[6485]Black © . — oe P8770, es
[6487]Dark ‘brown _ re P:8167,
[6489]*. pead70 Set
[6491]Blond:
[6493]Blond oe B8609
[6495]Platinum
[6497]Brown p6ald os
[6498]Platinum we
[6500]Brown with gray - P-810
[6501]Platinun
[6503]SECKET
[6505]14-0000
[6507]“Y
[6508]|
[6509]7 | | gengiste Contact Répere/ 1g O°Ne5. Oe a ‘ bos
[6510]oS 500,- sunita office “fo ry Ae oe,
[6511]ee Apr, 1 oy its office . fH v7] 7/7 > EY ——
[6513]3. When the C,0, arrived st Su via, nifisa, one of the vale enplomees., of. ‘Subj
[6515]evidently advio-d hin that rei
[6516]office to advice the ©,6, th ;
[6517]. making travel arranger “ents. frre é Oe res
[6520]. + . 4
[6522]vewdoh YUL
[6524]Lovey ¥3s in his, office =! —
[6527]ned int the out cr eegteee
[6529]back. to the ‘Poosarcenay and hha Shea’ vutied in a aka
[6531]pr), had. “no! arrived ‘tat “exteo: as “achedated i
[6532]air receiving? “exies n Visas. : The delay.
[6534]. dn. Gusdarajera. (ar
[6535]. ‘bedause there had’ toon
[6537]¥ delay in ¢
[6539]: waa. ‘ oseasioned by: texan - da
[6540]' t6 process tho vioas. The croup of four haa. deon™ ro-acheduled to arrive in.
[6542]vi nd. ‘for, eiintzad’ bio; saphie inforsation in -order
[6544]. Vigxi co on, 23. Arr via Sabena. .
[6546]telo-r na, Fa eration required ‘tor vise:
[6548]_ Tae. C0e saw: the: Lexchan. 7e of
[6550]<7 Cc 065257, tecued 25 Sept 1368. ;
[6551]Await vay! .
[6552]fossa Ahmedoy x (ete), born 24 June » 1924 in Tas Bkerit, chie® of ‘the Usbexiatan. Tourtea
[6554]= z
[6556]“ that’ he, attended 30° “Kae. to 2 hie 1966). “he neeientists® and -
[6557]the] : fEURIST™ ‘rep. for Dennarks - The " Ferresentatives. trot the Acaieny of Seiendes"
[6559]"ere Gonnadiys did¥oyevich Foshacy, and a Thnun: Ps, Tnofetov _fearda attathed)s ee
[6561]de, "Che c.0. awho had heard from oe
[6562]“his -conftentation with Valent 1
[6564]that. Rectings: Subj reported a < “Loins
[6565]oe Ansistg’ that Loginov cone to his office. ~
[6567]Ana, galled ‘win on “35 art » regaeting °
[6569]a meet s mews ere | outoides
[6572]14-00000
[6574]o follozing dex, 1g abe, Tactnov eave’ to Subs'c offices He naked Subj how
[6576]: hia trip (to Zurore) : hed been and specifically asked if S$ Sudj had secon Ginette :
[6577]--Poisced Porter. Subj replied thas he had found out that Ginette and hor husband - |
[6578]rore yacasdoning int tly. oy a : , : i
[6580]Le. Ano asked whot imnreacions se had reesived Jn Marere: on France! o- bucking a ee
[6582]ont et NATO. Subj nnawered ‘that he had ¢ arol: en te gare senehsra, including
[6584]bates e) La; Mero-of Air Frénce, sho ccnaidered fin general, that, de Gaulle waa not
[6585]“ufohSy. bat that. hia. way
[6587]ras “tee areatio, ‘that, het wag annayane everyone; and: that
[6589]g several .r 1 itov. asked if. anything had’ ‘imappened. ‘Subj’ ‘roplied’ fie
[6590]: had Feagone. _Lyginov’ asked what they’ Here. Lud. oaia- “he wad, dreds, he liad a”
[6591]Jot. to ‘doz. and ‘frankly: “he was- plain disapnointed- th ore had been ists doala
[6593]planned, nothins ‘happened, ana he was doing guste junk. “Tasthey asked if that .
[6594]waa SHe5t8, final deciaion, © Sut ‘J anid yeas x) Soviet. ‘then. asked. if thoy. could»
[6596]before’ the éxipectea asrivel -at :
[6597]. ip certs to Votico. they “i eld, peat in the restourcnt. :
[6598]a ° ‘subj. told. Lottiiov he hg ‘troveled
[6599]“yor. friendly. - and ho. as ked” Losttov if) he ‘sinded, that, he ‘gan- the Amb “again,
[6601]HOGABOY - “said not tat all~ but not to. eal the. Amb ak tho” Seven ab or use the: phone
[6603]th $rto Daz orev), ne “that! ‘they had. heeome: |
[6605]Me eat aid i gas
[6606]"The (0,0,"-to
[6608]visa ¢ tat’ 9 was trent, 7
[6610]' ds: te yemin- frtenaty tho shy and: is ree to do anything
[6612]oatpene his neet with ec
[6614]_ i PURIST dele gation’ is “ogheduléd, te errives,
[6616]“eS fh an
[6618]m AE
[6619]Ye
[6621]far
[6622]fn ans
[6624]oof
[6627]14-0000
[6629]ECRE t er \, _
[6630]. . Co, . (ie.
[6631]WATENAS (Oe —
[6632]é Aheik 7 2? uly, 19646
[6633]. ws aon ver hae . . 7 ke '
[6635]i}
[6637]Ye: VALEWDIN’S. LcHTHCY Kee Kee f: Ly i ae
[6639]a
[6641]. Source? WB (te Ay) (FOR PERSONAL: attention cos) aw (320* .
[6642]: 3 mt "pater = 22. may, inst. ve ‘ an
[6644]. . Can * /
[6645]Some tine ago ‘Bub jeat ip radio was stolen from his home, 8
[6647]we tiree Tene bates
[6649]' He “reported it to the police and nothing fieppened. ‘He haa. continued
[6650]- to request: police assistance in thie matter, ‘unt 11 ‘the robbery and’
[6651]sub Jeot's somplaining stout laok- of police attention waa brought tor
[6652]- the attention of Gen, opsio, ‘who ‘assigned, or requested that an agent
[6654]be: ssstgned to go out and: calm down, the irata, ‘Sovist. The. agent *.
[6656]LY ha cs itseh?—
[6658]J want out. en 19 July, lest. Gi ; . mo ,
[6659]Po, (On 20 July, Test, the agent reported bnok ‘to. Gen, Dod that . a
[6661]: he hed talked to 6 ub ject for sore time. about: the stolen radto, bit that.
[6663]‘roltosing the discussion the: sub Jeet. hed asked. the Beant, "to work for.
[6664]‘ide en eortsin siattara”, offer ing him’ 5,000. 00 pesos per months Agent
[6666]requested Anetruct ions. ‘Gen. “dfero o. contacted 1/8, discussed the matter — - :
[6668]Sand ‘told the agent to accept. the offer. Agent again aaw subJeat ‘on
[6670]ne ars July; last, ‘and wes given his fixat "assignment by subjects”
[6672]: 7 ere this: waa a request for agent to lesate one NICOLAS JUAN eoStncing
[6673]“and latter’ 3 atte, VALENTINA. GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN, both déacribed as ;
[6675]Veneguelan citizens, and to advise subjeot soonest as to street addrass
[6677]L and telphone numoer of residenne, a3 well as place of sore eestin -
[6678]‘ y oN °
[6679]. so-G “H/ ¥ ; wy
[6683]pe (et S_ECR | 7 / (78
[6686]14-0000
[6688]r
[6690]i
[6692]ms,
[6694]to:
[6696]Wh mada: a quick cheak ¢ of the Goberndeién files on “the ‘postnonie, :
[6700]_ NICOLAS soar Sostici? f 12899 oe a wh
[6701]‘Born St.- Petersburg, Rustad i in: Ags. Indieat ton- that at one .
[6703]“time. he served “in u.5, ‘Navy. Présently employed ‘as "Director of Projects" :
[6705]by Stephens=Adamson de Mexia, 8. A, de Cove, Calle Norte 65 #1058, »
[6707](BePe 16 México, DPS} tele 7-67-8955, N7-h2-220 He te Listed, as Vonézielan
[6709]T Patee enten sesamin tt a kits etecnin emt at SIenhtB 8 tfe” ma open
[6711]Qi “oltizen. 2 Os re oo a ae vt: or a Cite ae.
[6712]VALENTINA, Akgspon' ‘DE .BOSTROBN: 9 2 a
[6713], i - Se —— SS - .
[6714]y _ Born Breslau, Copsiany 3. worked aa ‘transiator or teacher of
[6716]Russian: ‘at UaNe Presently employed as teacher of Russ tan at the
[6718]Ibere Avior toane University. Presently a Venseuatan oitizen,
[6720]oa ‘The Gen, Mgr. of Stephenssttanison ‘de Mex too is RICHARD SEMOUR.
[6721]. BAKER, & UsSu. altizen.. a :
[6722]; 1 ere : - ~ . :
[6724]_— 4 - . ; 1/8 eugaeétis ‘that ‘we may y-deotre ti to ooritect Bam ; "$0 ‘got a line’
[6725]. —_ a . —_ oa on the BOSTROENS »_ aiid, if, ‘that source. and others ‘avaliable to us give.
[6726]a oe, thie & olear, bill, that wo may desire. to dentact ‘them ma start a Little "3
[6727]= -Daokfire’s 1/8. will cooperate filly with uss He would Like to imow your.
[6729]reactions (ie te personally. Antrigued: by the case ,and” will be. anxious my
[6730]to hear from you via thisame route back. } nm! ARITA ma na . S
[6732]: 3 ; . “ q
[6734]Ce. =DED an | i
[6737]14-00000
[6738],
[6739]. Storer mm QI ped . oe}
[6740]GOA GaN Rie NO a? ‘ CS
[6741]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[6742]- / ; a . >) .
[6743]70 “ the Files . Ok F 22 July ys
[6744], FROM ows PP loo
[6745]Tpke Te ss Ay At 08800 hours 7 nad 2° telephone call from the Secretary > |
[6746]i : i * . . ee , = a = te an; =. 7
[6747]a rr ce -  .+ of Golernacton, Lic, Luis Zcheyarria,- he salf that he had-an urgent
[6748]. / se . ratter in which he neaded yy hely, He ag¢sed that this was a natter
[6749]j : : i that Pre tent Suctacro Diaz. Orons. vas personality ‘very interesteds .
[6750]Se * ane - Echevarria sent nvoy/? to see, and gave ine. t! roto .
[6751]: : ine in ormatl on and ask od ‘the, £8) lestg dal a “
[6753]. i re ; faye “Prasident faz Ordas is) persofally very apset!" dy
[6754]: elle cy se". certain redent actions hy. some Sc foo, (Note: i:
[6755]{ Te Us - J believe, lat de nob panes His, he Soviet ras tried to
[6756]ns yes "rrcrult! a source close to the Presiieat: ‘and that th is has,
[6757]et - , : . Mebokrired"), S . ;
[6758]; toe ae “bye. Yalstihin : So weoKGE) is of partic.
[6759]ee Garland urgent: iaterest intere ; Pr I was.
[6760]+ fi . ° - kold } ny Echevarria on the. _tbtephone that the. top: name en the’
[6762], ‘TOAUETOV, garticalarly say tng, what thera .
[6763]h a5 Spy" 3° and, sscon@y, a List-oft knew Sp pies” in”
[6764]a imbasey. (rote thes ysts were civen to me orela
[6766]vie
[6767]. ‘and on a ecard byt sfer
[6768]A), et
[6772]i
[6773]t
[6775]ata on 1 t¥0) Wronbisst
[6777]H ; . =, 7 asked Echevarria fer his nersoral ass
[6778]- the data on Soviets witetithe Veiican Foreten 2
[6779]that this date, with pneta
[6780]to get this data for us; a:
[6782]Metrinction :C€ Valentin nctrro fp HZ! “~ PRATT; Soytat
[6784]rR aenenn ae g Fe ssv
[6786]Buy U.S. Sais Bors RE din de cre at gs Plan a ee y "\
[6787]Cig Liempo/é { Cp - SESE § 3 Lirara’(P4 “TeS4) 3 (rn pm)
[6789]9 at (08240- heurs on. |
[6791]y rria- urgently These aher
[6793]Sa. ft
[6794]raphs particularly, xeald’ halo us, Fe promised
[6795]id Drinters So push: for it on a contiauing basis,
[6799]ry wr
[6802]t
[6806]14-00000
[6808]Ve ht a neatings with Sub? cot on, VV, and
[6809]. : : need Crom 1670 to aborh SOuN cere
[6810]. ol. aterod-eci Francis J, COIGNE to ‘ teat aa
[6812]co next necking, was set for Ylednesday ov July
[6813]carn:r of Puebla and Jalavna strev ts | ;
[6814]nals claimed that. he had relatives In town
[6815]nis notes ur to date. ‘He had very. Uitte . -
[6816]sd ‘vas instriéted to make every etrort 2
[6817]mwa ahd ly basis. During the meetine on ° 65
[6818]ject uhat-l was leaving and that Tato. — - :
[6819]one Vr the future, Subject’ satd fabsoluttly |
[6820]Ladking about another tonite. T was ret:
[6821]‘aod me and ‘repeated. taak To was. Teaving
[6822]tint he understood. My impression was
[6823]leanvine ond His reaction to my bit of
[6824]ected, (Or rather his lack of reactton).
[6825]mabe fash aces Sub 4eet enters thé car ie -berirs nalking-  - >
[6826]i fells AEE n vary stranre way to berin any kind of oS
[6827]poeghea shat he might be reneating a prevaved |
[6828]Cour. twicé i asked him the samé queaticore tn
[6829]. su see iv he would give me the answer In the
[6830]As abhinten My but- he always. changed 16, cnouph.s
[6831]ihenped that he was telling. me something in-iis ov.
[6832]Neverthe loss, it. was ao point that always’ both: red. “me
[6834]bocnake It A matter of records ets
[6838]rats] iW
[6840]cone
[6842]St trom ‘hha wt then notes) -
[6844]cure. Sut ect saw the “short American womin (rreviously
[6845]rem Subsect's store to a tourist eveney) - oy.
[6847]_ a & rhoning 2
[6848]Oe Yeasire e Soviet Hrbassy about 1130 hours, “lie did nek ste
[6849]. ner cnser. SHE enme into the shop to use Subfect's phone cut the
[6850]short ‘oukcof: order. About the sane time he saw teo'm nr wha
[6851]‘ ro be! Americans” enter the Embassy... ‘One wag white and ¢- aa
[6852]} repro... Subject: -went ‘to pick up some bothies and rn oe
[6853]“spenk to cach other tn English, Accordin: to tubject, 96
[6854]hold? nim that two “Airevicans. ‘had visited the bas sy ane
[6855]£ Hecarse Ehey-did not want ‘to fisht in Vies Mam, poe
[6856]‘con-able: to fdertify thé woman but the Americans
[6858]*LIGORL, seid they Left the F bassy at 1157 hours.) |
[6859]yi miade! two Wisits to’ the Embass¥. . Once in the. fe
[6860]ce tn tte early aftérnoon.: a
[6861]“flit © TETKOV ‘told him that. they. warited visas. |.”
[6862]: “pow SILNIKOV knew anything about these. _
[6863]“PORTO is no longer on the Fain pate of rve«
[6865]t
[6867]i Fl ohater in the day STENTKOV dronped vy (and made the comresns
[6868]. » aboevel, ve else hols vuofeet hat Viktor KALYGIN had been
[6870]So J gf placedion rac main robe once. more (confirmed by the berehovces .
[6871]. yw art bart ue (21n) wan “officially” the administrative offteer,
[6872]‘ yy He ante can now find time to eat Mexican food with 5 .cdic:
[6874]} and nuid ne would be by the following day about OCOD hours,
[6876]as June ITNIKOV came in about. 0e00 houra and , “8
[6877]; ittig~fixed him sore srectal Nextean food -
[6878]Anta Day.) He was there for about a half -
[6880]zs came in and ordered 75 RESON, - ort
[6882]wn and at yoan hours LOcTre'. “e
[6883]. vloled three scco.te cases or co.c, it
[6884]ie ation is already there™ and asked Subject
[6885]: of “ty to the crbassy. On his arrival at
[6886]aan : “oye onted that there were groups from all the
[6887]Save. - eortes urd that cach had broucht wine and food a
[6888]hore aentative, of their country. There was so much food and
[6891]14-00000
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[6898]. Boo le Liaw: ‘para ‘avisarle que eatd ‘de, ‘regrese aa Que’ tanbiéa
[6899]es para, avisarlo qua fio “han: tenido tidtiotas. de ‘TUCHA ° TYCHA
[6901]toxdea en ‘seguir
[6903]- para platter aa _880—~ 515~ :
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[6911](Michoacan) 30 Nov. 61 -
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[6915]. . €50-CC4~034 Me ae
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[6922]a states. MCVEMERT “IN THE VARICLS MEXICAN mee pa
[6923]: . . Se . . + Toy ty a wed . .f ‘
[6925]a oe a of ALVAREZ, Jose iuis: or & Sesna"? 2 cog oes
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[6932]vos : 2 MEXICO, st CHOACAN me, : Q
[6933]ae oe de gNATIONAL CISERATION MOVEMENT COMMITTEE ©. ° UO . ot
[6934]Roe , « NOV 61, SUBJ IS M3R OF MLN COMMITTEE WITH 7 a te
[6935]_ © HEADQUARTERS: IN MOREL Aw . a
[6937]- - :
[6939]bos a
[6940], -ALAREZ, Tose Luis Ate 0 ‘gow ersis
[6941]‘ ‘ ‘ : . . fo a .27- Oct: 65° ; j .
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[6943]: Page 20. i; -
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[6947]" ALVAREZ, JOSE LUIS o50- 002 -00l -
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[6952]fs ‘TACT WITH C7ECH EMGAS ;
[6953]i Mexico cov CDEC €2, WORKS “REE coco
[6954]RSIDAD AND VO? CE La UN -
[6955]UNSM? XUgaTe /201-0%8.167/ PRAISED REPORTS -
[6957]= Aid. ; _
[6958]QOTE FOR THESE MAGA7INES AND AS)
[6959]ae voulD GIVE THEM MONS Y AND MATERISL TO 4
[6961]HELP SUPPORT THE MAGAZING, MEX]. . 0 . OY
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[6971]ls. I have reviewed the entire LOGINOV fue ani have made copies :
[6973]“of all pertinent LIENVCY. “elips for the following P files and ‘have
[6975]eluled note t to ‘that ‘effect An “each ‘of ‘these © files
[6977]- SPREE rea rowenta AVILA: Rata P-58- = ae
[6979]cba get eat Sa eerre” FLORES! 1. (Be12259 .
[6980]: pr a Salvador PAZ Plata. .12775- _
[6981]ne Me eee) 7 Bptk@ KAMMERMAN 0 Pe12843,
[6983]oT : — = _ en tiachea ‘he re sia ans “tepse’ of all ‘the aaa T found" on” tha
[6985]Ju eoreat: toi woas y bite "ALVAREZ: ‘eon fistany at
[6987]fo Te . Jose tats ALVABSS + was one of the students ia the meaty
[6989]and Thuraday;. 7 to 8130 Pe Bes Rus dati language classes at. .
[6991]. “the “Tio: during g the pontha ‘of February and. March.
[6992]ae a — (2) AEM, “dated a7} ‘Ne revoir 196 Basan “4nforna tion —~
[6996]a 4 banter of we ya Commit tts. of. Michoaeans a aes
[6997]@) Tha a 30 Noventier. 1964 Legal “Attactie j report one |
[6998]Jose Luis. ALvass2 of Yorelia, /Hichoacan; ‘Vas named as one- who
[7000]assis zted the National Liberation Novonent in’ Nexico. fo ee
[7002]age Bia=20810, dated 1 March 196377 ‘Gheluded tha” feaitag—
[7003]——- : information: from LIBRIFOKM:-—"Qne -Jose-Lui s- ALVAREZ— (eatronynée—
[7005]re _uninown).4s putting itema.in the!Voa dela Iniversidad!  (Univer=_’
[7006]_Sided Autenora Nacional do. Mexico) for the Grechs._ _KUBATA,
[7008]the Charge d'affaires in the Czech Embassy praised ALVAREZ
[7009]na "for his reports and said ‘we will give you nosey and mterial
[7010]— aN : ~ te tap Saort t the pagazine', “ALVAREZ also “york. on tho
[7011]_ j AS — ~~ University's” ‘Feriedico de la Universidad!” (aavepaper) .
[7012]mentee on QPP (5) BEA27516,-dated 27-Cotoder 1965; provided an-L-—-———
[7014]-- October 1965 listing, again based on LIFXVCY. information,.on—__._
[7017]14-0000
[7019]a as alm to “ea, Sf. tiebs, o_poonle soothing fa. sent oned about caste
[7021]eee ee tenn pen tenes acre tee ney ne meee
[7023]waa Sgain included | as an
[7025]__which the nano of Jose Luis ALVAi
[7027]° active. nember of the: MLN and a menbor of, the State Comm thee
[7029]r : of Morelia, Michoacan, which had ite generel offices at Gulllerno
[7030]i
[7032]anchnne Tete me Lepore of te ee eee ee ne ee te te ote cet ea
[7034]Priste 3: 35-10 in Morelia,
[7036]peg “hbout’ Gloria’ ‘ALFARO, “I vonder™ Af ‘she | may “fot” ter related 7
[7038]teacher at the -UNAM Esonorics School. and.
[7039]pe BO Ofelia ‘ALFA Lopea “(p-1339), / friend..of- Antonie SARMIENTO- {P2703 3) -
[7041]a and. his. Wifey, Violeta. Both Ofelia. ALFARO. and AAGINOV Attended #. 2 _
[7042]L _ ___Shristaas p party at the § SARMIENTO! last. at your (pertinent ‘ol olips 5 tneluied-— _
[7043]of | \iith the Gloria ALFARO material attached). In the 22 Juno 66 conversation
[7044]re “Gloria ALFARO ‘pad vith LOGINOV sho 1 mentions having net hin at Cirietuss
[7046]a <a  coptes™ ‘ofall of Loonov's ‘edntagtia” with: thé “Inatitute-———
[7048]. as a intoxprotes. y:Traduotores} tnoluding the- -one- ‘wnkoh- mentioned: a
[7050]/.. @ré attached. -. Lo _
[7051]_ Senorita, FARUNDEDY._ Other. peoples connected. with tnt outfit aret- ener
[7053]Lido KELSIN _
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[7058]; Be Bogides the bands ‘on your. list I also found two @ elips ot on a ‘
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[7129]on PATER 28 dino, 1866,
[7131]- ‘he J called § Subject at his of fice on 261 i! nes: ‘He gaid that he hasn't
[7133]- ‘seen or teen able ta do euch lately becaise. he has heen travelling almost
[7134]constantly. (C&MPLT: T tried to get hic tiice during tho last tro ‘works
[7135]and he Was out.of tow shoth tines). : -
[7137]2 “Hewever Subject has seen. LOGIOV ‘ith wife or child at the club|
[7138]tro or’ ‘three ‘tines. tle was, never with 1 antento ! & ATI, ‘He has not
[7139]roen, Co, Tye, me : 2 . — - -
[7141]mo “s, “Twit call § Sub hject * sean in’ snieJoly amd “900 hin at tint tines *
[7143]" Paail DILeri
[7145]Leet Low ote P1330" =
[7147]| _. SECRET
[7150]14.90000
[7154]i Loginov said: "You're mad ch mea ‘Subj s adds "i may should Ibe nod at you?"
[7155]_ Legitzev caid: "Sogcausa’ of Rages tic" (rotorving to the fect that tho. Sovs had
[7156]first given ote vol réquost to Viagea 2 Kajestic ‘to 60° serviced). You" srers ro -
[7158]“. elesriy. Don's ‘force ne; and let's be goed friend," Loginov sadder. "You're
[7160]getting difficult."
[7162]: fer Tconov), Ia any event, Subj told the ClO. thot ho was not going to the
[7163]; U3. Pakessy to request the visa, but would buck the whole problea to KL who’
[7165]Be Interestingly onou RET, Loginov took tha ors ortunity to bring up operationsl
[7167]asked: “Lyra you, still maa?" :
[7168]Subj replied: "Te not tad, and I never wad. Loox, Valen tine " ™ (and then
[7170]“he mide his’ first att tems spt at clerification, saying in effect” “thet in, normal
[7172]3
[7174]Lozinov said (nithout bat sting on eya)s "IL: had: sone business ; for yous a
[7176]nern ring 25 June.)
[7178]would ‘try to handle, , [Corments Ioginov said he vould cena by the office on
[7180]sae, oe ~~ - 26 Juno 1965
[7184]1225, Su
[7186]oy ma,
[7187]Uiwvewed
[7189]i. In response to a collein by Subs, the 0.0, wont to soo Subs on Saturiey
[7191]2, Subj reported het , vhtenta Loginov had avoy! ped in to the office on 24 Juno
[7192]tai) Leon 10v) .
[7194]to cake arrongen ‘ents Sor | 6 seturn Seip to she Sovict ‘Union for (sie
[7195]who, Leincv ssid, bad to: be-in Nescow at. the latest 4 Julye "Subj caid Be"
[7197]Wad
[7199]27 June with Leenev's Feocpert, because there ‘was tho “Mklihocd that Subj” :
[7200]would” ‘ettonpt: to got ‘@ KIX flight for Gochov Via Houston (requiring . aU. s; visa _
[7202]vould heve to make ony visa ox oyrengessnats that wore required/,
[7203]mattcrs ecain to Subd; and Subj used tha ensuing discussicn to eske hic stance
[7205]uiterly cleor to Loginove | The. ‘conversatica Weat tore or less as follovs:
[7207]have to srread it ‘ akouind anong: friends;" Subj shrugged this off. . Thon’ Login nov:
[7209]tts they wore like brothers; Subj exaggereted a3 is his. menaer= o.
[7210]np intinate natie 3 like “pavrdie sg? and “avon unto death hasta la muerte)"
[7211]but saying that thet wos th ne culmination point- “anything ‘elso" was- finished),
[7213]Subj. cut hin shorts "Don! t bring ne anything. inportsnt or not dis portent- you
[7214][oritys keep it. You tent ‘to go for ee2raci you want’ to go out with th girls; . - vith.
[7215]nuck, pleaser; caything up to ‘that point, faa I went yeu to understand thet
[7217]Subj yeplieds "Ko, I'n ot aiatiett, bs there's no damase,. I rade ny .
[7218]decision ~ snd your chiefs will. understand a position,™
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[7232]Loginey tried asains "A cpood frient of yours wos sprointed Chief of the }
[7234]U.S. trevel Scrvica - Poul” Giedree Bets e fricwact of yours" i
[7236]us i
[7238]sbj tecane a little heated in re eit "Yes, bela e good friend, I will i
[7240]any plars you have for H
[7242]ww P |
[7245]vi. . ;
[7246]ayer sinsys te close to hin, But you E2% this very clecr-
[7247]caro; for eed. about thea, {5 that Glecr? I won't do a goddan th mw (OF we
[7248]OU underatant thet, Wo'ro friends (you end I), but beside. boing friends~ poo
[7249]per oar" : vay tee eee Fb ye sy , |. ;
[7250]“a . 7 78
[7252]: Loginov took | out a ‘pleco of rarer end started to reed from it, asxing
[7254]Subj if he Imew tha non "Diuarde Weboizin- pproxinately 55 years Old= a Mexican. = -
[7256](ats tached isa rhotecory of! the piece of Paper Leginoy hed, been reading,
[7259]“ Jes."
[7261]&rd which he: left behind on Subj's éesk éppazontly™ by nistake..
[7263]ne Subj ras 3 notable to -translata couph etely at Nrst. glance. - Sudj Plans to
[7265]: “peter tie original to ‘Soriney whos ho! cenea by om 27 Jihe.) While Loginov was
[7266]‘ resding, Subs soid insistontlys " T don't know. the can, and I'm not goizg to. do *
[7268]oo, " TOginovy repliedé. "I'm not .
[7270]: vanething es.
[7271]shee I don't know (about hin), Absut Pel Ghedro, he's a good friend of YOURE ere ode
[7273]Subj said: "Forgvt it” a me, a aw co
[7275]i 7 4, Sedj csked tha C,0, - "eid I ‘do , wrong?" he c. 03 replied that’ Subd hod sano 2 :
[7276]i recutioul ly- but he has’ to expect thes the Sovg will keep up all “kinds cof n :
[7278]a . des
[7280]‘ pressures. subtle, agall, oz even erent, end riot so ‘subtle. Bat, tho way is “Gleare.-
[7282]ee ; iha kes to do is say "no." |
[7284]e _ Subj said that ‘Loginov had brought bis. a box of UP
[7286]a3 usual offercd to py, but Lesinov ‘predsea then on hin,
[7287]C.0. ko. wanted an express ion of policy. cn how- he. should handle that kind-
[7289]pay? | refuse outr ight? “ | :
[7290]1
[7292]ch" cigars (oben), « end
[7294]H
[7295]woking you to do.anything « it's fist. : | —
[7296]Subj then soid-
[7298]rn
[7299]: ini ne fron tho Sovs- take the | gifts, efter offering to.
[7300]: -* Sua 0.0, said we' woul 2d ‘tive: the ges idence he needed for, thst situation,
[7301]wtf o 55 She C.0, will érop gzound- to Subjte- daffice carly next wock,
[7303]tho C0, told” “Subj” ‘that there ees a runcr ‘that c Olen” eehif fore nn a ;
[7305]ad xa tidecsens,
[7306]2. : ; "wes seen excuné: ton Subj saié Ko krew of hoth nin on thst score,: but dcudtea oa
[7307]as San oe strongly singe. he was sure oles mould Have contacted 1 hin. "Phe C.0. under fe
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[7474]: - 25 Suly 1966
[7476]ye Subs ae sorte loins ¢ vi} dronped in at his offsee on 20 July.
[7477]: Loginey heutnaw ¢ told 4 Subject that ho . :
[7479]had reeaiei were vory disappointed,
[7481]beeruse. the thas Subj mould COC Pp IVES
[7483]Subj-answer: @ broken record by now) that he oti. mae -
[7485]-a friend te 3. wastes) their side, he was: their man = but he- . a
[7487]eed thoy novida't ty to 5
[7489]; serangeesito)= end: would _
[7490]“phe t. ord Yatokev can bring ‘back to Moscow. ;
[7491]nothings he can't do anything for then. “Loginov ee TS
[7493]sbpant back to: Sub j= and Subd cold fot a thing.
[7495]Subd's. éf fice .
[7496]re adcut, and ‘sab lett it’ ‘at tr hobe he didn't.
[7497]the- piece of paper to return to Lorindv/.. 2
[7499]" theo wieée of Tapes
[7501]inquiry y Subj renticned the nankes’ of ‘sone applicant
[7503]in Absret 1966
[7505]y some ue
[7507]we Tess to take place in Mosecx
[7508]canta to Sub" 3 offices Suliet
[7509]ay asst card attacked) and two" fricnés
[7511]close friend’ to. ths Mextean a ‘to Roscons
[7512]va sehey, in Ti, jusna had. tran eferred a-regueat ¢ to Enbj.-.
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[7528]sold “nj we wanted soré info abdut these applicents
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[7533]14-0000
[7535]‘C.0. pugiested that subg have sezecna in his
[7537]san Ye sddveedy
[7539]has all extra inforz. Pt atica
[7541]ete, Subs aeid ‘he: would try t
[7543]july)
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[7547]14-0000
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[7550]~- (fy Lenvoy) of tle ter report «0... Oe a 8
[7552]"wa sent to Litespo/a (via Liane 7
[7553]Voy, 2) for Liramaceeies mee a fo ’ _
[7555]7 TUTE PE cen ene ieee oe eat geen ents aay,
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[7564]. 3 3 agosto, 1965: Arrib§ a Léxico,:
[7566]otro elexento, de la-KuB,: hieigndose: cargo
[7567]'* edfones 7. de los agentes. de iint eligencia.. ih -enero. de 966
[7568]“intent§ inflicnedir y recluter-2 un. chofer de la. Bpbajada
[7569]| Rorteazoricana en ubsico. “LOSIWOV oo un agente de thigligen=
[7570]\-.,- @ha ouy capeettado -y dendsiado activo..:-Debido a cue no: tiene.
[7571]’ < . otras responsobilidadés extras, puedo dedicar 01 :95.de su. | .
[7572]. > $4empo.a la ectivided de intoligencia." .Tenenos: conocinicnto ne
[7574]de gue es funedoneria de intelisencia.de la: CB. desde 1955,
[7576]‘Su jofo imaediato ée ste orgeniszo, cn Lezdcos, es PAVEL Ae
[7578]VALET SoRGRYSYIC LOCIROY.
[7580]- Feoha de necinientos 23. dicicnbre 19276
[7581]‘Egploo: Terecr Seeretariv’ va ls Suooisa Consular ae Ja Ee
[7583]doje da soviética en Méxicos |
[7585]Donieilio: Ignacio. Bator, los] Col.. ooudeyae :
[7586]AutonSvals. Chevrolet, Tapia, 1965, licencia, 19: diplonftioas.
[7587]‘Tdtonaa que hobla:. espaol « con. ‘fudes y ‘eonilar inglfas: * i we
[7589]Sn 1955 se tints ala xORe . :
[7590]De 1995" n 1957 concurris: 8 uns escuela de entienantrite. do
[7592]no ROB.
[7593]Do ‘iss? Q ‘aosto’ de ‘1960, funclonario on ol Cusetod Genéral.
[7594]de la KGB: en Mose&.:
[7596]be septicnbre ‘de "1960 ‘a. “septienbire do 1963, Serognds, en. Ta
[7598]Habana,’ Cubase.
[7600]— '., Diedombre. do: 1961s. ¥iog. a Ponati® x . Seuadér con: ‘el: ‘equine:
[7602]- goviético do Soccer. Sn ‘este: “viaje: LLév$ “tine ‘gran cima;
[7604]oe ‘sinoro pare . los Pertidos Coministas do ‘Ponané z. Eeute-
[7605]‘17 rayo 1962: Pos8 por | iéiice an trlastte para ‘Jo urss an iso
[7607]de licanciae
[7608]9 septienbre 19633" Partié ce ‘Guba pera recresar a: la. “UNSS<
[7610]‘Septienbre. 1963 2 julio de 10836, estuvo: con. funcionario. en: _
[7612]el Cunrtel. General d¢ Ie GB. en Koeofis
[7614]“Fn Uidxico-LOSINOV reazplend 6. OLSG Hs HechiPoRle :
[7615]de todas sus “tune
[7617]Yat a PSkO Yo
[7620]14.90000
[7622]MEMORANEID FOR THE RECORD __
[7623]‘SURIECT: Tinformati on: Local Sovleta Posed i to > LIRAMA
[7625] - saformetion an certain local-Sovlets, COS on 22 July passed
[7626]the attached informatlon to” LIENVOY-2, LIENVOY-2 will
[7627]translate It into Spanish and give It to LITEMPO- =8 who wil
[7629]. in tum pass it to” ‘LIRAMA :
[7631]22 july. 1966
[7633]in response’ to 0 LITEMFO- -8's urgent request for cértata
[7637]SECRET | gy,
[7640]14-0000
[7642]ei | | _
[7644]Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV
[7645]oo a oo a ds
[7647]<7
[7648]. _ .
[7649]4
[7651]D0B: 23 December 1927
[7653]Positlon: Third Secretary [fn the. Consular Sect ton: of, the. /
[7654]"Soviet Embassy, Kexico, D. Fe \ ob ea Ts foo
[7655]: Residences ‘Ignacto. Esteva. 18-1, Colonta ‘Tecubaya: de
[7657]Autatob fe 1 4965 Chevrolet Impala, License. 19 OAL
[7659]oon oe Languages: Fluent Spanish, Fair English’ — a
[7660]ae Career: - |. : oo \ ”, , ; -
[7661]ome “" 1g§$ 1 Joined ‘the KGB oO, | a en
[7663]1955- 57 Attendéd the KGB - Training Schoo!
[7664].: 1957-August 19605 officer ta KGB Headquarters, Hoscow .
[7665]; Sept ‘1960-Sept 1963. ‘Attache In. Havana, ‘Cubs
[7666]oe _ 4. = _  Becenber: ‘19618 ‘Travel léd to Panaia and. Ecuador with é a
[7667], ue Soviet: soccer team. On, this trip.he
[7669]‘-carrled a large sum of money for the | ;
[7670]Combunist Parties’ of Panama - -and Ecuador... -
[7672]. yy hay 19623 ‘Trans Ited Hexléo" en route ‘to the UssR for ieavé
[7673]ptember “19688 Left Cuba fe return to the USSR.
[7675]-Sepearber 19633 July ‘19652 officer in Keb. Headquarters,
[7676]: _Bescows | .
[7678]er owe
[7680]3 Auguat 19652, “Arrived Mexico. © ee rn ea ee
[7682]eo ein ‘Mexico. LOGINOV, replaced: Oleg -M.” NECHIPORENKO, another ° 2
[7684]|) ORGB officer: and took over all.of NECHIPORENKO''s. "Intelligence.
[7685]cS agents: and: ‘duties. ‘In January 1956: he attempted to cultivate. on
[7686]-. . and ‘reérult ‘a chauffeur at™ the Ameritan Embassy in’ Mexico. wee re 4
[7687]‘LOGINOV Is an unusually. active and capable Iritelligence. : a a ee, |
[7688]officer. Stnce he has. almost novovert duties he fs: able’ to« ‘oe ;
[7690]- “Spend about 95% of-his time on. Intelligence activity. We
[7692]have known that-he Js a KGB officer slmce 1958.- His = 1) |
[7694]lomed tate KGB chief én Mexico. is Pavel A. YATSXOV.
[7695], : m has ego
[7696]| ZF, Sb , whacergsd fw one
[7699]ec: (0 —-6-9//
[7702]14.90000
[7704]1 j : r 4
[7705]|
[7706]BE | Soviet intelligence Officers Staticined in Mextco
[7707]ol KGB (Commitee for ‘Stato Security)
[7708]” Ghiet: Sergey $, KONSTANTINOV. Se
[7709]Deputy Chalet’ Aleksandr V, PRIKHODKO- Se
[7711]- OFFICERS: re
[7713]Yevgenly I, BEDRIN
[7714]Ivan A, BEKETO
[7715]Aleksandr M, ‘BROVKIN
[7716]Viadimir A, DOLGOV. ~~. .-
[7717]' Yevgenly N, GORLITSYN |
[7718]- Borla A. KAZANTSEV
[7719]Viadislay S, KORMUSHKIN 7
[7720]Valentin I, KUCHEROV. a v:
[7721]”. Svyatoslav. P, -KUZNETSOV eo os, Jett:
[7722]_ Nikolay-S, LEONOV - ~ ea pe re
[7723]' Valentin S, LOGINOY =. | , ; °
[7724]Vasily s. “MIROSHNIKOV
[7725]id-¥, NIKIFOROV. :
[7726]_Meksande 2 NIKITIN. -
[7727] -Viadimir N, RADVANSKIY.
[7728]a /Viladiaite. “SHI
[7729]_ ‘Pavel A; YaTSKOV—
[7730]Yurly ZHURIN -.
[7731]an ‘Boris S. ‘ZOBNIN ©
[7733]i 2, RU (Miltary Ieliigcicey
[7735]_ Semis mir N, ‘SOKOLOV... af
[7736]- Deputy Chtet: Georgty A. SHCHUCHKIN nee
[7738]. OFFICERS:
[7740]Aleksandr M. “‘DENISOV “ '
[7741]Petr F, GORELOY —
[7743]Viadimir P, GOROBETS
[7745]Yurly N. ISAYEV. —
[7747]Anatolly V, KARABACH ;
[7748]_ Viktor L, KHUKHOREV ;
[7749]- Yurly A, MITROPOLSKTY . :
[7750]Valerly V, SOKOLIN : Ivan V. YELFIMOV
[7751]Ruslan A, TUCHNIN : }
[7752]Konstantin F. VORONKOV : a ;
[7755]| - oR _. 7 Dh bgucacsy, foe cAed jovtl
[7756]eee oe AR Awd Mes it, weal -
[7757]— —— ears te ne AN Cece of Ly
[7759]ed (i une & cee (an ae
[7762]Ee then a axe 8: SCS Corel
[7764]Te
[7766]_ . oe = ne. emhat On Werte i. tenner atin oe _
[7768]Tt “= ote ~ have ST Be tee feat one 7
[7769]a “als alee oe _ A 4: Zu. a ee ag :
[7770], an 8% ee a
[7772]ps. vee op ple kde a 7. ven FE ——
[7773]aw Gore CEYM~ 2 CCR mt ae. y phe
[7775]. epee Cec’ ELS. end. £ bad. yer an
[7777](eee | Whe ct. el CAS24, bia hort owes aw ee .
[7779]speepabtale Fal
[7782]14-0000
[7784]1730 Sr. Valentin "ol
[7786]he-was guite happy
[7787]I was able to’ hear was.
[7789]that at night. he dreaas_
[7791]conursow (Sunday). they ecorld.
[7792]They iaiked fos .quite-a while and‘he.
[7793]Ue tola her that he would “take: ‘care of”
[7794]ed..co xo to his sountry (USSR)
[7795]yf the store if order to afford. hin more.
[7796]finished sale EOS, the wanted to J stity.
[7798]“That my. ‘friends :
[7799]“I had made my Br cogran for today,
[7800]t zrand=
[7802]the Rowe to » close, my wite: and ©
[7804]. Then! -STLNIXOV arfived té dein
[7805]y baa’ from‘last ‘night's “drinking.
[7806], she Ambassador's, retura. |
[7807]But at this: tiie
[7809]oy he, tad ‘alw ys thous nt. . .
[7810]: - | : C ce) eat at’ our house. - And- oa
[7811]Slog Te the no: “hea said. he world: woome. My wife’ shot me a.
[7812]vO. “ . folids | : “STENT XOV. broke the silence saying
[7813]a Minute™,. Then he’ left in the
[7814]Moe tat : It then. started - to rprin,,;
[7816]be - oe ua age he “Estaassye d: the Ambassadozy ate
[7818]Yoursy
[7819]2Y2HS¥
[7821]. , . : ey ate’
[7822]ase scoapanied 37 pleas: at ‘chatter: -
[7824]Mee?
[7828]14.90000
[7830]‘But’ ‘to ‘Vasilty who took “it ‘back. to Noscow Mth his. ! ed:
[7832]shad: returied to the. UBER about two. weeks '6go (Comments . ‘This ta most: probably”
[7833]: EQTSEV: whom Subject calle Vaellty and who returned to the USER on 24 July.) —
[7835]= (Second Comments “Tile 16 snother example 0 of- one or. ‘Bilnikov! a vulnerabilities.
[7836]; ‘eveporating into thin, alr). tee ; ae
[7838]ee an : ‘ 5, Conce: fag the. ‘Aten, an the notes for satsirdey, 30 July, | in: ‘vhteh .
[7839]ns ~ Blintkov. bid: in’ ‘the ‘baljrood .for twenty minutes beceusé two-other Soviets
[7840]ee vt "came: sin, sunset 1 hed the ae to: aay about these two Bovietat :
[7842]a-good description of KofaaiettgEn “tnadl ai
[7843]2 ay KORAUSHICING newe 4a, a Vieaialay,
[7845]aaked, ‘Baby ot about the 6 dtatrepandy. in the 19. July necting whan: !
[7846]=PRABHCHOCIN ‘hei’ come. te the’ on Saturday “
[7848]Ya a Stacudétng stisexoy's recent work’ “png | up the Eabessy t ‘asked. :
[7850]%,
[7851]ubject’ ‘eoid: ‘that the Soviets do not: “Vika ‘to deal
[7853]“Wito actually aid the work,
[7854]‘with established Miriis for, repatre to the. Euboasy because thay ‘eharge too ; La
[7856]i
[7857]ts
[7859]: ‘puch, They prefer to deal with small independent, pedcple whon they can heat toed
[7860]down on the price. Bubject knows of two sich individualist ~ en ee
[7862]qrasad Cotte ct Teper; 1G
[7864]BECRET _ | PHT . of
[7866]'
[7867]i
[7870]14,g0000
[7872]V6 August 1966 90-2
[7875]x
[7878]a
[7879]a
[7881]“4
[7882]i
[7884]3
[7888]- _i +. ° geuple In the Unlted States or Venezuela, ‘However, we
[7889]Tle have ‘obtatned the fol towing lographic | Information on them
[7890]us 23,0 from. Venezuela. oO
[7892]. a. Nicholas: Juan BOSTROEH: schretber;. born Coe
[7893]toe 23 January A915: tn) SE. . Pétersburg, Russla. Cedula 9983566. mot
[7894]a - +) Venezuelan Passport’ #207100; | Travels:.-}7 December 1957-°-:--- -
[7896]yo “slate ‘Nafquétta: for Hieml; 30° October -1961 -entered Venezuela ©
[7897]from México; 22: November 1961. left Venezuela for Mexico} -
[7899]26 December 196] entered. Venezuela; 56. January. 1962 left"
[7901]|" Vonezce le ‘for -Mexico;:5 ‘December 1964 Snteres Ser ale
[7902]Sena 1268 left. fenezue te for. Mexico ‘6 March 1966
[7903]Fe tv mn crea a
[7905]er a 7 “Thera: is. no derogatory Informatton. on the: BOSTROEN : Se a
[7907]fw “Vatant ine GHUSDOULATRIK 46 0 ‘BOSTROEM,. born?
[7908]2 dcrover” 1923 In Breslau Germany. . Cedula “#983867,--
[7909]“Vene: uelan. Passport. # # 188%. 2° Teer ide: 3 March. ane ,
[7911]_ ‘Diseribut ton;
[7913]7 Ort 8
[7914]= Ary ve LOGUINOY. Po
[7916]ate Nicholas
[7918]wary ‘boSTAOEN setter
[7921]14-0000
[7924]; have taker PRUs" vanes, then I : anked oy wi a et, ia aL
[7926]. ma NIRIROPOV watoh PREKHOTRO hea ovioualy'h ‘hed Row that, YanKor has” a
[7928]; a place, (is ii enue
[7930]ansiverea Roe fe .
[7932]pinendo ‘ta ‘not. here (ne tert 25° Fane: on home” eave): Prue hed.
[7934]bean’ catering the Puineay Cnrough the win door ‘and. wa3-seen: working in
[7936]vindow ‘ 22) Noe YATSKOV is entering through ‘the: “tain door ent. wad - : i an
[7938]‘seen wording at this mide “ats cov aleo hod tha: “gate oontiacé wth.
[7940]i!
[7942]viace ta. ‘AtKOMe ala. 0 5 antes mouitd: ve nest eetents Or : -
[7944]14-0000
[7948]ce PTO
[7950]14-00000
[7952]fe
[7953]i 39 Suly tude
[7954]ros - gin at ;
[7955]. . —_
[7956]: Soviet travel arranpoments:.
[7957]: fonfirmed on Satenasfor’ .
[7958]‘ }, chileren, Morina and Viedirir, Satonas 7 _
[7959]- Re Lécenes ~ ye
[7960]. wWery officteun. .
[7962]ovine Taney Lara’ fuagee and sai
[7964]“49 fron there, Plans. 346
[7966]oe
[7968]or : to Losec ‘abe
[7970]‘Hee fea t {ckas,
[7972]~ , “Madvia to Regs . s . F - ot
[7973]Valentin in to: Subj! 3 office on ay July bat Subs was too
[7974]. busy. to sec bY awit en 83 July and nade” an appoint sent ‘to see 7 -
[7975]. . Subj at 1260 on 29 Ler lg. Sexo iiest taurent hesr Sudj's: ‘oF Tice. =; an
[7976]: an The C.0, ; tne ote Subjichst he_ notERue | to- ploy the’-sa70, tune owith Logtinoy a"
[7978]of rier, 105
[7980]wie} : on 50. guy roth
[7982]aN hin to the’ oF
[7983]“
[7985]e had accompanted .
[7987]Subj's wis
[7988]y it while” abs ‘is away on his.
[7990]rz te 2 hia nifa ‘ia het ritting of ‘the
[7991]rss able to” _ _ oe
[7999]* tonant-any thing “Pres } Mes
[8000]tack. tuo ‘kilos: of seavior).
[8002]scovle. Contact ferort. for seaplite at),
[8004]et st: ohieh abe
[8006]a The Geta” told.
[8007]anything for here
[8010]14-0000
[8012]. :
[8013]ef oaot toy “ m -
[8014]- : a my a
[8015]grim ok 7 tT ees de :
[8016]. :
[8017]Mo Cree. ule cle. cee,
[8018]. ct poe nae ane bien‘ out ‘ -
[8019]. Reames l oc oModeun , Servieto Publica yadac’ : . .
[8020]+ - . . n a \ . ae . a
[8021]: row . areal. lO er lone and 60 on Vice. -° + . : : .
[8022]- - . ° ' ~ poe ttn . eo
[8024]Le . ne
[8026]w.distao.
[8028]til«-nturted, . 2 me thet in his count
[8030]waere. they have the cavrdages — -
[8032]us objects cowres ath Jewels -of ar
[8034]heannd precio
[8036]a . a veive, aswell as thoir fine rotes. | cple ix
[8037]~ ‘ _ ° . fore “ ne . - a
[8038]" Tele rein or riee, ;
[8039]' - a people snfing that every cifffeulty cm. vl,
[8040]a Soe 7 oe x ‘ Cote - a Og .
[8041]Soe, ‘ealmnese pnd eo
[8042]: is not very _ -
[8044]nat he meant for ge.to understand was
[8046]of be’ distevérdd
[8050]penne to-my friefd”Estanislao (SI
[8052]ry
[8054]wethruon) at
[8056]or) ig not in
[8058]cor, atchens
[8060]} lot of power to 2%
[8061]1
[8062]i
[8063]i
[8064]3
[8067]i
[8069]14-00000
[8071]‘ garghr fermenictsrtimsnicns: Mw mre,
[8072]Kaine Acotedied
[8074]- 1,
[8076]re
[8077].
[8079]a.oasieySlin ga with had ta be rent thet game dny in
[8081]| cys mary
[8083]ote von pemiteoion to nave a aoft srinks rince
[8087]eS, catcermerds Tore watchine ta ane wiet’ would com,
[8088]; a
[8090]“hoy but T dd not see anvthtne. E think that
[8092]Ree bken out want “had. been preparinry
[8094]atartnds ie told ne. that in’his ¢ cruntry.
[8096]heige deus” were the: 7
[8098]the arewn cad preainws objects covied ath. d
[8100]well, ae their # fine robes: wide” the poops ix
[8102]ar. ALES the: have A arrdiny “omell aaa ar “aD, °
[8104]sponte BN, ing that rveny se Sisthcath “ati
[8106]he Ventanas. ana’! Finaty sou: ean’ vin.. Hee
[8108]this us me,
[8110]“nee his Sprite tis tot
[8116]} 4 the Ambac paar, ws hourn he te » igbneeados) 1 is not in liex ico), Shox cilixa: a
[8118]te to, —_ atriy rebuxe . .
[8120]poo . haxayx Vis gree ood Sevens have a lot of power to wisaipking ese 7 °
[8121]putes - be twho de S00 Uc onsit te rhe diseioline of the State, - > ---- : ‘
[8122]’ 4 a . .
[8124]. Ta ceep an a soba ope ee TT PK bee sty —— .. a . . . oO. :
[8125]CS 4 —_——_—_—— no wh : ;
[8126]: : { . , . an : . i
[8127]pet oe. ‘o ee : . ws
[8129]| LiCowL. Metes ot,
[8130]So Oud, 17
[8131]. - . rete) “ 766
[8132]. * : , . . , ° . wa *
[8134]14.90000
[8138]CONTACE Retoids - ORONSKY heen ; . A :
[8139]SUNJECE  HtCOwhL-l fe she, yo”
[8141]Ua. bie 2 COWL-1 on 27-July at 1930 hours (COIGNE was sick),
[8142]The meetin listed anil 2005 aeciés ind Tset the next meeting for. COIGNE cee eee
[8143]for tne pat ies and loc ation We atiesday, 10 August, Tell COIGNE
[8144]7 | he wilbowe roa eVE-d SSa9 poses for salary for the month of July and - ;
[8145]mo ait the end or scr cusih wilt owe aim another 800 pesos for August.
[8146]; always’ may hier the dnd: of the’ Moath, . re ”
[8148]ve os
[8149]ie then od Oger. fwo audio thicrophones and.T gave thom.to we ete
[8150]WIE OI IONeS WORE installed in-his- shop and wehave_. _ ee a EE |
[8151]ni, Che beowa-paper attached ‘was found ii LICOWL's' . Pee
[8152]Ht of:fuae, “Ee said he did not-recall how it ; ;
[8153]d did not know who- had written and drawn on the--- = eo
[8154]papel = aleve ck since the wor d written on the piece of Brown’ paper: 3
[8155]i and inetase cuiry in LICOWS's notes are the same - but the handwriting . sO
[8156]: Ae we Tinitely fabs a Only I. ICOWL should-have access: to his notes, . :
[8158]Fs
[8160]nutes (Weise
[8161]“bad notion ther
[8163]3 from. 27 July. mectlng (translated by W WEENING:
[8165]rouay. my friend Estantslao (SILNIKOV) came. torn me
[8166]. “ut about Ww am, and t asked him about the photogea hs Oo
[8168]7
[8169]nd. it was Vasiliv’s s turn "GUTSEV. did leave on 24 ‘it, es ne
[8170]Lo “about. 2 ‘ydatrs olii and now It is time ‘to teach him howe
[8171]So niade,™ Sy since for thoscof us who live ina free Bo. wt
[8173]this iile of this people seems bad to us because everything ‘Is. ne 0
[8175]‘ditferoie from: what7 we a) ~Fhey. teach-us.to-love. our Progress: (2). to.
[8176]) i, £0 He les the: poor, “to- ose food" ta beg EECES,
[8178]- ree in’:
[8181]es ‘throusty thelr embassies, Daily, their pore ation,
[8182]Th fact, a nronth a 180. a group of Mexicans"
[8184]Cn
[8185]‘its, niignta Uy | ick@ tru who eannot™ ‘realige thie” evil tn do in supportliig* :
[8186]tha who Sow th ofhition wherever they fo, “ After secing people'come. . +”
[8187]every dayits the Linkassy to‘et propaganda we can only think that” Ht O?..
[8188]their work 1 is (valid), - : .
[8192]Gene ral Cane: 32, “and as. whe Was “about to hang up he ssed that they 7." K
[8193]bestire to walt for him at 7:30 pm, After talking to whoever it was, , 9... *”
[8194]he asked in. to sendim, at the same address on General Cano, two wo, un 4
[8195](cases of quinine warer and gingerale by 7 pm, without fail, I[deltvered — ; j.¢ .
[8196]them in perso .and took ehem into the kitchen and I noticed that the house ” ,
[8197]was betas repaired and that they were getting ready for*company, since
[8199]n | there were seve rad. iottles of liquor there, (COMMENT: No Soyiete tok
[8200]live at General Gano 32,° NIKI'TIN Hyves at General Leon 32 and, «
[8202]A
[8204]14-00000
[8206]. '
[8207]i"
[8208]4 _ . . . . . |
[8209]s Let . i ms
[8212]5 _ a: -
[8213]ae i te Litnvoy Lister
[8214]- jf . Lesuincyy-whe {8 of fr: Af
[8215]: : . Lirama and Litemnd/s,- °
[8216]- 1 _ . . Ha ae? _-
[8217]a Files : Valentin roauryeré tp He) ! ; -
[8218]oy/ Production S2-8.78/s - a
[8221]14-0000
[8223]Nenbsor VALNETIN 8.-LaGt INOW:
[8225]Demet tier Xunacte Tater Bed . ne a .
[8227]Meapoony ALDXANIAL De UE LAN wIEOY” a SS
[8229]‘Aerodttado. cosa Taveer scert torko on ‘funetesca do vaco-eénaeh
[8230]a supeti tite ‘de ont: NTU FATPOT TO rn . ;
[8232]_ Be saben got irean. Fst Lleguds Trepedente do Hosed ea ol:
[8233]|“ wpolo a6 ne 232 10 hrae : « .
[8235]JOnGE noges te GRA ao ‘Cubana’ as " atdetay ‘pregunta per.
[8236]LOUTROV porive, qutere rahor (08 iiacer fobré la ‘Llegada doi ;
[8237]- Ballet Wkraniane ‘qlee astimlivunty. sotdn ex  Verinmen ag pore ‘Regan
[8238]‘via. La itabana.” ox wréxasre dia 100° ; - .
[8240]- * sparhpo cuRDELo ESnwud cubiaia’y ‘putuda a au eologs Leoumov
[8241]| ¥ eomuntea: ‘que el Balist Ulrantens n6 va a necesitar do viscous
[8242]ya- aie ‘del. visio do Viap0: da Venosnole paesa. al. ‘vusle so Cubans :
[8244]Noned a
[8246]hore a
[8248]19 Sop.65 “vatiebieK ovisa que tiene probleima son lea soliorse: VLUTARCG
[8249]: HERRALDIZ, DARGANTES y GENZALT <2 que van a howe, :
[8251]27 Sepof5 ‘Fe invitado a reuniSn-coctel dol Cuerpo Coumiler para ol
[8252]présine dfa Yo
[8254]. 6 O8t.65 JORGY MCJIAS MINpcn. avisa In Llesodsa do 4O deportistas
[8255]a ; oo fUSOSq LOGUINOY ae encargea de atendar dichos jugndcress
[8257]t
[8260]25 00t.65
[8262]28 Oot.63
[8264]a. 13 Bx0066
[8266]18 Ene,66
[8268]30. Nove65.. Lo
[8270]Hace reservactonée vara dr at puerto da Masstidn,
[8271]a) avtaado por KE REBIRTO JORNIN da la Enda jada. Cubana, quo
[8272]en Yueatdn 820 eneventran tos barcog rusoa *Zhaf iro" y otros.
[8274]cen e1 que ‘hay 4 an lostonads: por @xyloeién do una:  ealderas
[8276]. “Reserve: per Moxieana. ee. aviactéa pisses. para 82 tomo” ae
[8277]_ 7 pare SUGSNTO. GORLYTZINE.
[8281]i : “HARTANO: “GARCIA cénzuk Cubano « ou 1 Mérida, tuforwa’ dneddonte
[8282]del. barea donde bars desionade VICTOR MOROSHOY “
[8284]- Leaionade HOROSIOY p utd on transisdado ala edudad ao Héxico
[8285]“para sor atandido por- los. doctores coNcit y, CARDENAS do NGetany
[8287]ru. Dre. EMILIANO, SoRTANO ‘te informa Yo ‘saiua ‘ae un. marinero.
[8288]“FUGOs a quien postortorueiity spears de apendicltiae
[8291]e
[8293]CHARLES GO. MUELLER de: la  pebé jada ‘de Eatades Unidos, oclicita
[8294]la visa para ou espoaa BLAINE. : °
[8295]1 ‘ . .
[8296]’ Replama a su actga scntpnro FLORES que la otra oeasiéa quo
[8297]fué anvitade a su fiesta astatioeron wunoa norteasaricaness Bate
[8299]oq. disculpa y lo invite edlse
[8304]14-0000
[8306]mom ad Bae oGh © EUGENIO NTORIM pade a RITTER da Teoutea Electrowlecdiuten
[8307]eiutas mgnétteas para da grabedora DRS de LOGUINOV.
[8308]Noe atendidn por et Oro SORIASU y opersdo a@l los de fobrero
[8310]en la Cantral yudrurcicas
[8312]Lo.Fsd.66 | " Resorva pasases a Maznt ing
[8314]AL Feb.66 ©. | Avide o GONZALEZ do Villisnin ¥ Comafia, que sale a
[8315]ae Contadcoaloes. a vies lar Qn earga od baroo y. pide lo ‘conecten, _—
[8316]_ eon “elguns. peraona de Hoe, puertes:: . i
[8318]BRICKA,Correoponaal de “the Husa, ‘ge pone ‘ae acuerdo para -- a pee tse :
[8320]_Por-Andieaciones do PRIIMONO, Levard. ‘a SARITA ROSSENFTELD ; a7
[8322]_ y- ‘PERLA GONZALEZ de Tho Rows ‘inva taciones pare do recepoién dol
[8323]dfa.23 en la. Eabajads, ~ se
[8327]SANTIAGO Rico de Agonciao Generales Nawfetaas, inforna. a.
[8328]LOGUINOV que loa bayvoos rusce. *Thutomaiéa* y Shelengalée® que en”
[8329]: “dias pasados. estuvigron oar gande on Coatzacvaleos, donde: esture _
[8330]. LOGUINOY 5. represarén | on cuatro dias nde por lo que. quiere saber
[8331]as! oo. posible: que. Aun’ bare ue. ealo el fa 18 eon degtine a
[8333]“ha Havana regress ol 26042 a carcar 59500 tonsladas., do. tats
[8335]- Sammutéaatder ‘ouyo “capitdn. antomad a STETLER ‘de ‘proyfue ‘qué’ rogi
[8336]_ vearfa para. eca faohag. y. autsro: recopdar que, dete ‘darse. avies
[8339]” eRicKa lo: invata,. a conar a au. domioi1ic, z, pregunta, oa wa
[8340]_ tone tistos ‘gus! {popelos: para: _podor vanJer, 2
[8342]7 . SALVADOR ¥aZ de Representactones Harftinad. “quien acompaiid
[8343]Po ‘al LOGUIKOV en au Aitime viaje. @ Hazatldng inforua fomiliarnente
[8344]' fa liegada de doo barooe ruses el ‘Ortlidn® y el “Venusterly? que
[8345]préxisanento lisgariin a Acapulco, pidiende gre una persona do ia
[8346]Fobajada vuyo @ ose puerto. para quo sirva de interprete.
[8351]14-0000
[8353]26 Abr.66
[8355]Lanes a 1a Feria fed Mogare,
[8357]“rade oon LoavEncy. —_ - .
[8359]. reek
[8362]SALVADUR PAZ nueveneata Infersa a LocUINoy gua de Aeapnico
[8363]el baree que liggS necenita para castos 10,000 dolares, para:
[8364]Sombuntiblo, gastoo do puerto y provisiones, LOGUINOV inforaa
[8365]que los dard hasta of lures, ouande. recresé ol Coneojore VISKO
[8368]~ ABELARDO ‘CURRELO céneul Cubanoy do Anvita para el priate’
[8370]De: Manatidn’ ar capa do arse Suyrée so Somuntea: on
[8372]So. | eotintind. saffand fon HARGARES FEDCR pare que. lo 6s loo.
[8374]documentos que LOQu THOV neoeaitac.
[8376]r as Ho,
[8378]SALVADOR bat ‘quien méatraria lea dtepestotones respects.
[8380], ad arribo do ‘barcos me rcéuted a Fuertoo, -nacionales y ver que.
[8382]opintsn. “*t4onen ustedea: sobre 250° yy. ver of ustedes sono > Saba jade
[8384]: pueden tonar cartes. en: a disunto? «
[8388]“sh Dre Jose ‘wurs ALVAREZ, GaLLou. ae reports LeavTiioy le:
[8389]ane » haber‘lo do jndo plantaas ayer: en- ‘Cuernavacas 7988 wrs .
[8391]“CURDELG 20° invita 42 ein que, * TateKov y - HRosTarEXG y
[8393]despedida gol Lice CARLOS GONE AED. PARRGDI ca organtzada por. ‘al ©
[8395]Cuerpo cénsular, pe
[8397]“4
[8399]Comvdna oon MRCrDES THEVIKo de 1a Agooiasién Mexioana do
[8401]. Agencias de Viajos, sobre las actividades da los delegadea ruses
[8403]a la conveneién de turiemo en Guadalajara,
[8405]ROR? UBLRIE 4 1a -recepetéa dol dia 25 on ia rea jada 46 cube én - .
[8407]Drs AMARAL aque dijo ser persoguide peiftico do -su pafa natal
[8409]Brasil, pide ao LCOGUINGY asilo dentro de ta exbajada, porque an
[8410]1s de Cuba oe lo han negaces LOGUINOV recuarda quo hay um tratgde
[8414]14-0000
[8416]oe
[8418]ge ¥ Fecemtonda vee la enba Jada do etgan otro pata Latins o
[8420]Antrieano.
[8422]i 3 May .66- . Se “pone en sontueto oon ol capitan dol birco *Volehovik?
[8424]: ; en Verdcria, a progunta | ot yo aparcoté el nariners. TUusd. :
[8425]eo — (rootericimonta ae BUpo que dicho mariners habia faltede a ow.
[8426]bareo por ‘cuentioncs de » fanaa). wo ~
[8428]“ ri. Die. Juan MANUEL PERNARERZ RODRIGU 2 quo’ dijo: wor  Fepree. =
[8429]‘sontante. dol. Gobierno del. is tado. do. Néxioo, le ooliesta vide bs
[8430]- ‘Loguritov le invita. ‘aque pase | waiflase ata eb Jado, ; soe
[8432], pres akon tnbsate ou tener sus doeumen tée Upara. poder
[8433]Aprovechar piu viaje a Luro;o y vieitar Nosed, LOGUINOV ofrace --
[8434]hablar eon ol - outa jador af os. neoesario a por ta etepesia: ‘ges :
[8436]_ - etonte por: elle? 6
[8438]Lisa la “ateriossn or deronte de ta ‘Agonota Vega & Cook
[8439]porque sioupeo iio’. andon Pacujorbes pare aus vivag. Bo- van.
[8441]bien, requi aitadoas.
[8443]Couietonade ‘por KAZANTSEV,, “sommndoa al Live FEnNaitbo YLORES:..
[8444]TRIED Ae Soteoten T jo: 4
[8446]a: Esterdores
[8448]“a loa paeaporton | en. regia y ye ‘no 1s ‘importa ase esa- pereena:
[8450]. veya. on wisitea oftolal, .
[8452]i
[8453]30 soy .66° “Heserva pana jos: pora Veracrus. - _ 7
[8455]leoJun.66 VERTA GONZAL"Z PADILLA reclama el 4neumplimionte éo2 :
[8456]sontrato do arrendamienta do la casa en Cuernavaca para el
[8457]personal do la enba judas .
[8459]SERRE ATARI Era Se enor nenNereRMer nett ere
[8461]14-0000
[8463]nt,
[8465]& Jun, 66 SALVADGH Pat PLATA pdde to ayude. para obtener ls ropréencn
[8467]Tek a mee eevee wee —porque ae reaibtd un. teley an aun ‘dicen que Rusia va a _amportar
[8468]un cargamanto de guberias LoGUINOY lo ayadard | pero no le pueden :
[8470]ys . disoutir POF terétonos
[8472]ay ) din 68. ory Bro, JOBE: Lore _ALVAREZ GALLO del Institute do! Interprotco - o
[8473]“y ‘Treductores, le pide. Lieve” el proyoctor da. Gino, “pone. os09 ‘
[8474]eofoise, titan dedoos de ver ate “peliculas”, : Lee
[8476]“@tonsa “ALPARO. ee cunivie pare platioss oon algunes
[8477]funeLoparios de le embajadne LOGUINGV eatd dé. acuerdo on qite .
[8480]‘La. softort ta” HERNANDEZ! dod “tnatd tute: da ‘Interpreten, ¥- ‘Traduce
[8481]“Corea, 3e° avis que ans elaisa sordn hasta ta préxins. sennna
[8484]De de agente Morris Termanoss
[8486]Inforsan ‘wobre st Lenogo
[8488]: “SIRIAN de is Xeoncta, Mundos Toutes, despise de ‘tratar sobre ;
[8489], “wibas, seolaia: al. mal humor do" LOGUINOV. ol ‘dfa que. eotuve: ou ou. Oe!
[8490]9008, puce hasta ou famitia Be Boteatée. LGGUIROY. recomienda, lon oe =
[8491]wha. nevelas de omor qua policineas,, Rerque le’ hase preguntas : ae
[8492]que Ro. puede sontestars Loe : A os ~
[8494]2
[8495]~ we
[8497]29 Jul.66 '. Pregunta al Lie. HORA PLANCARTE’ ofteiaa Mayor de la édeara,
[8498]- éea Diputados, al motivo del viaje a Rusia del Diputada- JESUS
[8501]Gaetiona visa para Fatados Unides o.ncabre do VLADIMIR «
[8502] SIMELAXYEV correaponsal ruse de Tavuatia en La Habana, se tualmente :
[8504]i
[8505]7
[8506]t
[8509]en Néxicos
[8512]14-0000
[8514]i "7a 066
[8516]1 Ad Jale66.
[8518]- doses aeistir al Congraso da Mlorobiologia -an Mosed oe _Anolusive _"
[8520]Cultural: ¥y Consretal TUD0G 6 Looumnov. dard gustess la visa + a on.
[8521]Lila emba jada leo ponard | en ‘contacto. oon esas personage
[8523], -7-
[8525]Saoretaria de Neoursos Hidraulioosa ,
[8526]lo solicita lu visa, para asietir.a un songresos
[8528]uh Ing. MARURL ARAYA de la
[8530]Bl Baba jador | do Cuba HERNANDEZ ARHAS, pide se ayuda a
[8531]“un gron ‘enigo nuestro" ol Dry ALFONYO ‘MARTINEZ ALVAREZ quien Cog
[8533]esta 4 invitado pare, los Hfestejos dol 26 ao Juiie on La Rabanne.
[8535]Eu. ings mania “AMAYA “agredcee’ ta vitea étorgada ya au regrecs’
[8536]‘ge rormirda para. an, eanbio- de impreetonsss LOGUINOV Xo coperte “ ‘
[8538]Pa . Saad - =
[8540]eh Lice LARA PLORES informa haber reetbide cable dol
[8541]Yeba Jjador: Joss ‘YTURRIAGA en ‘ donde- ‘ratifies su invitactén, por. t,
[8542]éal sotive poltoita- Ia vioag ¥ “pedex, plotiosr eon los Agregndea _
[8547]14.90000
[8549]aff a a
[8551]ea - fs TP 25 Séptenter 1966
[8552]tar A wea Pp . .
[8554]cope! LICOTY.5
[8556]fay
[8558]cet, gubjts hone oo f -
[8559]Sarat ae Dy! Subd" 8 office eof}. yee ve
[8560]aife nent to ‘Subjts hone’ the evenire of 20 Sept for dinner.
[8561]ator oe rete tsenghsp | with: Sut J" F] wife, *thig avoiding ‘ure: of .
[8565]srortnn¢ their rent. Tn epeakinig | 7
[8567]“péabibie ¢ &0 te
[8568]_ aroblen: with. th
[8570]; shabby treatrert that had ‘been’ accorded: the delegates’ to. the wierabiolertcal ‘ongreos
[8571]in Hoacow (Sutj had told ‘the ¢/0 that the attendees to the Congress didn't oven ;
[8573]i Files: a
[8574]PCC. P~Aa7eE Pdi. 0.855 oe .
[8576](i _ OOF: iS Mi
[8579]14-00000
[8584]yur ile. Gg
[8585]‘ -  Keve hotel ices ‘iond, ‘unt had to be yutup in beds at “oncen Uriveratty),-
[8586]- Loginov was evide: tly “Lavestigating on complaint o* the “erterna sho ‘ad attended.
[8587]Subj acted if Lo duty ips cing fo vrite hie report to INTETIST.  Leyinov: ent, .
[8588]- _ . "No ='bisher - te bhe feddere of Touriom” = - _* .
[8589]“gall asked incthere wu: my “ord about hia tei Cy the reenter convestione Lf
[8591]ond) ole A
[8593]Terdnoy, -
[8595]“tha. ‘impression: ‘that’ “Lod no ‘wan,
[8596]ake Subjta places ” At any rites Subj had tie ;
[8597]a “he. . bramared Taltinov/. Subj replicas "You! chave- more: -eontacta we
[8599]to ‘recorsiedd- igotie.
[8601]‘thairl hove- 23] Me tacol ‘reoples. tte, not 1 neces ry for
[8602]“to you." ns
[8604]if
[8606]. ; “bu jehane?
[8607]ee “TRIS TD La
[8610]sone thing.
[8612]Suns alse r
[8614]vivén. Sokdon'a"# nares: Me that
[8616]eo yk prebeh Poin Tacs: “senehda shoned subj an article in Siesree
[8618]ANA fa
[8620]Cm am Yipt Port fo: ~ Sit she had translated, She started trlktes abet: at ee
[8621]: é. . - ‘ . 1 ¢
[8622]. an . a rarer’
[8623]3 on : rene  Wtgat Aye, Net Foun Sa Ctiane (le t. Z 4
[8624]on fad vex) w_beer At wes BE EVUETS Lihnew ea
[8625]. : 4
[8627]te Sieg or ByvoTow . , : |
[8628]Lisiag euy Ape h45 Seren vi? ty TUS
[8631]14-00000
[8633]moe : , . ‘ . Tea I
[8634]celled! ‘exdcan Yoni Coe ‘ethan, whoso furpose Lt was. to “publish the trith arout -
[8636]. Vietgan” and a} Trete
[8638]my “to send to “Vietnan via Froncé. On weekend the. cl
[8640]“Subj dose
[8644]14-0000
[8648]1 ton ented hin how the purchase of “the watchos aa
[8649]that the- nance
[8651]Bethe “heviéwed his notes,
[8653]jucé thea in todo but only do ‘certain i
[8655]a to. ¥eprod
[8656]- ‘form: ‘gince ‘they. are * "tirebone,. ropotitious. and ‘now. lar
[8657]“ “fab
[8663]‘Description of “atentado” described above.
[8665]18 Sept: Kothing _ a . SO
[8667]. LOGINOY telle bis that he is nog Cossul in place of YATSXOY.
[8668]Tol he-is looking for a 3 bedroom house with garden:
[8669]pear the. Embassy) and not -s0re than 4,000 EN “ poath. Asks
[8671]- . Subject to-look for ons, %. -&
[8672]LIC ow, Cow tert cqat
[8673]—trk in ned (9 LG
[8675]ar
[8679]14-0000
[8681]‘18. Sep 8] EOY: and STR: ‘HOV. cone | 4 ou: gubject invites :
[8683]* thea. ‘home. for lunch, They can’t because: STRIZEDV': ‘bad to. drive Coe
[8684]‘Aibagaador toa conference: with Chilean ‘Ambassador. 1400 - Met
[8686]: SILNIKOV in alone.- ;
[8688]19 Sept: SILNIKOV cones in 3 times: 1100 to 1122; 1420 to 1440;
[8690]gs BCR ET
[8692]on bicyele a ‘ and. finds : a. house
[8693]/bedroons : but reese ‘at. By ;
[8695]is a . (Bot 5
[8696]ta ‘ear. aud. not returning “py, 1400)
[8698]50: SILK :
[8699]1820. BTLNTEO i STRIZHOYV. ‘drop. by to > aatie
[8701]1830 to 1900 with STRIZHOV to eat tacos.
[8703]‘@rink. 1400 SILNIZOV, STRIZEOV and COROBETS drop in for a
[8704]= ir
[8706](COMMERT : ‘As usual LILYRIC and LIHITED do not support these tineo).
[8708]’ Prancis J. COIGHE
[8710]8B CRE T&.
[8712]14-0000
[8714]Te C/o rerinded Subj of what he baaiently was in Soviet eyes = an- Saatern :
[8715]and nore, he had never professed to then ary id ecological
[8716]Tae rost he had done was to declare that the “«@Q. :
[8717]; oir the ‘ntbning shdes, 7
[8719]. . Lureponn. refugee’ ard a Jow..
[8720]. bo  * gyeipn thy to tho Conrunist cause,
[8721]Soviets represented the wave of _the the futeroy and he iG wEr tea 0 be
[8723]ust: recognize that ‘such’ sontinent eoning: froa a i
[8725]Langa ee
[8727]convireed the Soviets.
[8729]"You know. ‘ihe: answers."
[8730]' Prikhoitko: “TE you! ‘would ‘have to*mat a. man in ‘your értice) would you
[8731]; 7 ; 3 moot, “Subjett 2 "It would, ta difficult. necessary to consult Godernacién, because the’
[8732]; - a - gomrany had to have the yequired capitalization to place a fete
[8734]; " . : ’ a foe see mop sms <= rom Licaed- ~5 Cael
[8736]eran te Sept le
[8738]Raver
[8741]14-00000
[8743]| oa _ Seat .
[8744]a oo + SupRTintsns De 1966" mm ,
[8745]: oo fet hh 7
[8747]data gallo eee 1a. altura do. ‘Pilaresy,
[8749]_ “|
[8750]oe _Rombre: | " TPOCAHPO ' ", on 1 ai cho Angas obeores que pn
[8752]“ba AT platicando ‘gon, una Major | eon tipo. do Yatina
[8754]major nénoionada, ‘an aero dimatansnts, da aigutanter | ae
[8756]Bitad: 28 '0:30 a0a4:al ‘fur
[8758]a - ‘morenay oabello. negro’ y. vhaadi
[8759]Woes regular de. Labioa “grusios. Es
[8761]"aby
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[8767]t
[8769]nite, te
[8771]14-0000
[8775]. ogutstas ‘or in the ‘bar, Bubject doesn't see him for sistained.
[8776]a periods | Subject has seen LOGINOV talking to SARHIENTO or his. a
[8778]. Hot ap ppear. to bé" ‘very. much, ‘interested: in: people. Thus he has. Lie
[8779]| played tennis with - ‘SARMIENTO for. years ‘and hasn't a thing to -
[8781]_ ‘say about, hin? except that. he is a pleasant tennis companion, —
[8783].: Similarty’ ‘SARMIENTO 's. wife is good looking and a good tennis player.
[8785]BRU.
[8787]y
[8789]i
[8791]|
[8793]‘CONTACT EXPORT ; ‘ 7 co . |
[8794]SUBJECT: _, Ernst GOREEL. oe re |
[8795]a Dati ‘OF vastano: _ 3 September 1966... - |
[8797]Ye Yr: ‘net ‘with Subject. at ‘hia office on 8 ‘September | 1966 .
[8798]30. Newt neat ine is An About: two" weeks: to. ‘bee
[8800]I
[8802]i
[8803]+ tennis with: two: Other wonen (club: ‘wemn ct = oe _ a
[8804]our: last ‘meeting. - . :
[8805]-Bince LOGINOV ‘dosen't : play: tennis ‘put: conly, site around”
[8807]or" thee: times. ° peaking teres with bin’ in: “the- bar, Subject
[8809]~ However, he does .
[8811]ed! “ind: wilt ing.: 8
[8813]_-8, IT haven't had an opportunity to talk to Subject's wife
[8815]- yet because Subject says that she does not know the SARMIENTOs.
[8817]I met his wife last fall and noted that she is much more alert,
[8818]interested and lively in social relations than he is. Therefore
[8819]I bet that she knows a lot more than he gives her credit for,
[8821]_I intend to invite them to dinner soon in order to talk with the a
[8823]wife and explore possibilities,
[8825]. — paul Dillon
[8826]FILE: 212390 peli7i2 > Pell163— P-11338' . Pel27090 ti;
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[8836]ya a aba wate fluc. t 6 Septestes 1566 oo
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[8839]SUBJECTS Contact revert/ LICOZY=5 . . . .
[8840]7 Sept, a few minutes, Sears Ejeroito Nacional ‘N nL
[8842]& Sept, 1100-1200, Subj'a office
[8844]7 “3, On 7. Sept “at. about 1100: the 6/0 nade a rovitine: call to Suhj's office to determine
[8845]“af. ‘Subj would be availeble that day. - Subj responded that he was glad that the c/o °
[8846]” fod-enlled bedsiise. he had - to see him urgently. In cha¥acteristio manner Subj trying =. & oe
[8847]: dou ble tatk told the c/o that he hed received | a felegrans, that’ hia old ‘friend (riences) of: ‘
[8849]chad’ ‘to: atice for the’ “tact that: there ‘atant havo: been erecta éf'rcuns tances “ta” o
[8851]the ‘Séviotat ‘orangetiont for their weet. with’ “Sib Je Further, Jthia was Prikhodko's
[8853]fleet meet t arth Suby after. returat fron Mosecy where it ds ®_presined he had ‘taken’ :
[8855]he Soviets broachéa a ‘really Siportont.—
[8856]; Sut would conduct hinnelf g0° as.
[8858]tt out of, band - - in which cage he's was" to de nori-ooinit ttal and | atelt ona acetatons
[8859]os “The ofo had: “communicated to the ‘Station the tack he- was “going to take, and
[8860]Waa later, informed by the Station’ to reveree ‘the’ plaming of Subj's attitude toward
[8861]a contingency Proposition of the Soviste toa flat, unconditional "no."
[8863]Glee Pit P-2276 (357 Ce a). 0-702. ( a)
[8865]ni .
[8866]a ws Sl ee Same sted ee
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[8871]'e, . . . , ~ o* “ “ 5} ,
[8872]“ ~e - . ; ™ a
[8874]‘accord in-ly, the ¢/0 trie’ to reach Subj at:hie office.
[8875]_ 60 the ‘c/o left-a message. to ve civen to Subj ‘if he” should arrive’ vefora 1500.
[8876]The; Besnage was) ™ En el negseio: con, sus arigos deberfa us tod Aeoir "no? a todo.”
[8878]Subj waa not there
[8879]J.
[8881]: The mearage Turported to ‘cone. from *Seier, Berger.” » :
[8883]In a ‘téleptione call to Su¥j at: 2800 that evening the c/o learned fron Subj.
[8885]. hat nothing of frangeending: importance had oceurred: ‘at his weet vith: the Sovietay.
[8887]son)’ ‘had gone “oft az rights: He ‘haa spoken’ with; ses (ans ie- still in ioncoe
[8888]énd° with, ‘the, Ministry of Foreim “Affairs) who sent hie regards to Subj ,and alee! four,
[8890]Ne had. ‘seen Pavel Yetakov- dn Héseow who told him that he hed wet |
[8892]_ Russian records.
[8893]Ef ther
[8895]ot (, Subs din Paris.- ‘Yatskov: would be returning. to Hoxieo. about, 17 Seftenbér 1966. Et
[8896]soe, os © Prikbddko, o or Loginew tola Subj. that Loginov ‘was, a9. Now the. _ Soviet Consul ; a in oe
[8897]a : _Teinoy 01d. Subj ‘that “he. would ’ ‘Pass by by Sut ‘office on. Konday : (QQ Sept).
[8898]oS ; They incised the invitation t the: travel; agents! to. ‘come to _Moscows: ‘tbe.
[8899]“ota” ‘that swerve: INTHRIST, représentatives, in Mexto0 chad ‘been invi ted, that he had’ a
[8901]i the telegram and that he’ was a going. to coordinate the: Serangonente for | the travel | ,
[8903]: . 6 ‘Séytecker, 1966 boide there will be t a cehference, 24- ‘99 Oototer dn. Tosco of:
[8905]: ‘travel. agencies that collaborate ‘with INTURIST Agaling with international /tearkony
[8907]to ‘in Hoses ind me
[8909]eee everything, eves by cables" “Subj stated” "Y6a san reftiee ng ‘a , vioa.t “Beit « é
[8910]"PO Su. @dismisaed that; “saying” that if Subj goes ‘to, Woséow ie ‘wilt he ‘aeet Prixtodkota vo
[8911]De collearues, and that if Subj is in Mosece’ thedoctors- there would be ‘happy to
[8912]. chock into Subj's health (a matter menticned praviously with doth Loginov ond
[8913]Prikhodko).. Subj, responding sonewhat nockingly to this expression. of concern ;
[8914]by the ‘Soviets, said fe vas still their friend ‘and one of then, a : 3
[8915]Gus Sete «bad wi ah
[8917]'
[8918]t
[8919]at
[8921]14.90000
[8923]. - 3. . . . .
[8925]Pri khinito ‘thon revarked something to tho-offect that Subj nod didn't? vant, 7 Po
[8927]; .to do anything fos thea -what with his bad health and being tied up in tesiness=
[8929]. oybut that maybe in: tho future, sees and “then got very much into the present ty ,
[8930]sliding eanily into. tha-old sroover he gaid mr tarkod/JBu several times about
[8932]8 oun conins, tourist to Hoxieo: - > what, ‘ds the deat way. ‘to o arrange Tegal 3 ‘reatdendor
[8934]with the. S Sovteta. Therefore he- toot
[8936]- alaays in, hia rondo “re Heit obj oud the 0/0 * that “Hf "the wrettert ts
[8938]The fo: ‘adked ‘Sib: if there had’ ‘bean-any travel arrangements fo wion-Sorie
[8939]: . r Siibj replied that: Julio’Rothens tre i ch whoa Sudj- ‘et ; 2
[8940]“ aa ‘a “Getrnen. “Ten, and “fis wife,.. ‘a Rusaian- Jen, had. left 5 Sept to ‘New Yerk'en route a
[8941]to the ‘Soviet. Union, Subj’ said Rothénstreich had told ‘hin that he was ‘Priestly’ with >
[8942]the Soviet Ambassador ‘in Mexico and represented "Russian ‘firms* (sic), Ha.sas to
[8943]retain in the Sovict Union 15 days and visit a few cities, Moscow, Kiev an Telscgreds
[8944]‘and ‘then some cities in Europe, Vienna. and Paris, Subj said that Rothenstreich's
[8946]MS .
[8947]a ae
[8951]EXO TTY A: :
[8953]Gor id acres :
[8955]See
[8957]4
[8960]14,90000
[8962]own firm was making the hotel reservations in the Soviet Union for him, Subj said —— se
[8964]he had met once before with Rothenstre{ch years ago, but didn’t know: anything abcut
[8966]hla, . : .
[8967]Subj also mentioned. a widowor in hio sixties, oevteSenotany, who loft for
[8969]- Hosufay hay u broti]er in Kiev,
[8971]the Soviet Union on 2 Sop*
[8972]be. The fo. had noticed a now face, enang Subdjta enployées ond anked' Subj. who the.
[8973]Sib 3) ‘oxplathed ‘that he. had taken: “on, the new ail, Leticia. Cisneros, the
[8974]. |
[8976]| uo . fri: wag.
[8978]on ae - cating at if not” hia. perocrially- Sonsche fros hia- fire :, Tike Miriam, 1 mae
[8980]. “interested in InvURIS?: business, ‘and ‘felt: that) he should: Know 3 what plana INTURISE
[8981]ye will ‘be fortuleting inasitisch - 83 ‘his conpe ti tors will be there. “He ia ‘intorested’. an
[8982]‘tov ‘know: what ‘pércentage he gots of- IXTURIST baginess., ‘He doliaved that INTREST oo mn
[8983]would. “£o6t 50% of the. coats. of staying: in ‘the Soviet Union during tho conference’ en re
[8984]other’. travel agencies! ‘that-were to be invited. Of the — mt
[8985]f <<) Er folt. that he following were ineludeds Garza, Garza Tours, ~
[8986]y: Nexnériica Pegaso, Exdureiones y “Vigjee (SVISA),
[8988]Subs iew the, “sefea” of
[8990]“0 twelve eon: tes
[8991]“De Carlo- Toara, Hie jes Kelis, ook "s
[8992]American Expres, and pesaibly . ditovi jea Internact onaless.
[8994]. al these. woe!
[8997]14.90000
[8999]aa Y 8 ‘reported tnd he had a’ adeting with |
[9000]-PRIKHODKO. and LosiNov at: 1500 on 7 Septentior at a. ‘Resdaurant™
[9001]in- town. - cos . - “
[9003]2S rs 2..- on. vA " Beptember LOGINOV ‘Yeft ‘the
[9004]“ ‘Babasay ‘alone’ “in. ‘his- own. ear: at 1403: going. north .on Tacubaya. :
[9006]_ PRIKRODKO- ‘left alone. on foot to the east at 1416. They" both: -
[9008]érin LOGINOV'S car at: 1720. 7 on Ley
[9010]~ Foturned together
[9012]OO 3.- “Thus: LOGINOY: ‘picked up PRIKHODKO somewhere and took”
[9013]bin ‘to the: LICOZY-5 1 eoting.: Thia- ren not. only “a good" ‘antie- ;
[9014]surveillance « device ‘but: Iso helps, to Prevent v us, associating.
[9016]a" ‘ LO the two, ola
[9018]8 EC RET
[9020]Z Raph DALL08
[9021]2
[9024]14-00000
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[9030], peter eee Lewin gn bat cetera gine
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[9034]25, hati, a Soguinee’ aa 7
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[9037]rp Cami ta URE
[9040]14.90000
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[9112]14-00000
[9114][lal ct e+ nee na Rela, Re ie Se RNR tie arme- einen Manin 2 ah TE
[9116]or Later.
[9118]‘behavior.
[9119]he yvaises
[9121]cee ee a a _
[9127]L atic Subje oot what: to
[9128]‘wanting, women, porn nogvapnic material, ete.”
[9129]she subjce't, without any. sense ‘of continus ty
[9131]about
[9133]and ¢
[9135]S Ty on Dor
[9137]mee Vc |
[9139]raing tno bis aay, 21 August, Subject had tho
[9140]a a
[9142]vy in addition to the information in his notes.
[9143]on Was a response to my questions ;
[9144]Reset
[9146]Hey left the store at ca 1410 and stopped off to get.
[9148]ten (COMMLNT: they: cidn’ it actually arrive’ at LICOWL's
[9150]z
[9152]tne had toid him that he-had obtain
[9153]to bie (@ (COMMENT: Stix
[9154]hayley tke prt. of. a case
[9155]ag ind told s TLEIXOV the
[9157]'s reaction was .one. “of 2pprova
[9161]ginekgivorh
[9163]ina sae station wacon eons hte
[9165]P nateént, ang he is site: and the. two s Soviets,”
[9167]on ih the meeting Siu rpiect volunteered: thé:
[9169]z .
[9170]elon now, I ‘asked. Subject, 4f. ‘he ‘didn’ t- ‘think .
[9171]a Dit indiscrect: ‘since he’ could have burned oo
[9172]y since SILN KOV- has now ‘shown. an ‘interest _
[9173]He said Y was right but it was obvious’ |
[9175]n-his. net
[9179]“in that”
[9181]ghbork
[9182]to
[9185]14-0000
[9187]2.
[9188]and thatAla ¢myde" us jugt a uy of Jdoshing Loginov.
[9189]the C/O. that he felt ‘strong tn hts capacity to deal with the-durtets, ant that
[9191]Subj then anaerted ‘to:
[9193]ats Joking rémarks in now way ‘yhttated that strangth.. .
[9194]Tha C/O brought up the matter of Subj'a having told foginov he would supply.
[9196]+ Ate personal documents to Log lnov, and (solely with th ‘dastgn/of reaching for:
[9197]So, SudY'9 mottve) stated that wa thought it would be bette “Subf did. nothing
[9198]ta piss these duc cuitents te. tng. Soviets and held. them off indefinitely. Subs
[9199]aprearcd a btt chagrined. atthe C/0ls Pequest, and told the~C/O why: *-ha- .
[9200]6° bastards” hls documents to’ show ‘them he had’ nothing to
[9201]“Aldea, and that. “he was not: -afratd of thems tf he didn't give over’ hts documenta
[9202]they night think: they | had something on Ain. Further he. felt that Ae: was buytng ~
[9203]insurance. OY. jhand tng. them ver openly, and gave as an example that he night be" ~
[9205]Bening. .
[9209]oe? Therefore, Subs: asked tna’ ‘ofo to, check utth” hts. nbossea” to see: otf he could:
[9210]. a - get the go-ahéad on handizg over. Ats documenta. “Sub” said tf the answer ta ino”. ;
[9211]Fee Le x ha will comply, but-hig pleading to .the C/O appeared cs. tf Subj thought hia sas
[9212]the wlser course. (Comment: Daapite the C/0!3- mathod of challenging Subs on
[9213]| . apectfics; ‘tke the” tmaybe™ and tha. ‘passing of the documents, the™ Cfots™ ‘oun
[9214]1 9 ; J ha Chidved a very ‘satisfactory statue ‘tn his dealings
[9215]-( th the: tate, Satisfactory. . in’ the oange- that it ts in ‘accord with tha
[9216]St tion's ob Jactives tn the case and equally important that it-can be matntatned
[9217]because té ts constatent : with Subj's Bersonaltey: and outlookef ~
[9218]We. Baby’ expressed a destre ‘for. another get-together with tha C/o “ana Ale: “uh fee’
[9219]Tha c/o explained that.his. wtfa “would be. deaving México by mtd~Jonuary --and
[9220]© SudyF who doesn't heed any ptetures toda draun for hin, immed totely- hazarded ~
[9221]"the opinion ‘that that. rieant that the C/o. would be“leaving nat too dong: aft
[9222]. Ihe c/o acknowledged , this (posstbiitty, but said. he. had no idea. Of. when tt: ‘would © :
[9223]“take place. _ Subs” wanted ‘to know tf there - gone to. ie. Oe
[9224]i a: that" ‘of course» puId.: fof
[9226]the’ tina’ came. and” ‘tha C/o a;
[9227]for the gat-togeth ris reve fer Sonia Indep tates date ‘before the
[9230]14-0000
[9231]i
[9233]a seer | pik
[9235]“14 beewaker 1395 0 7 on
[9237]“MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ;
[9239]. - SUBJECT: , "Carlos, BLANCO Bolano @+9990)
[9241]= ee Ta “Fo iowing: ‘te our te. report on Subject which wanitven a
[9242]” .t6.008-on December . 1966 in response to. the attached §__ oan
[9245]; ay "Gartos BLANCO works’ in the. , juasetal. ‘police. asa . :
[9246]“confidant of. Carlos. CASAMADRID (P-10968) « - Barlier he’ vorked ‘in rn Can
[9247]the’ DFS and later worked with Caxloa:: ‘MADRAZO | (P=5193); in the PRI, . 7
[9248]When..MADRAZO™ left ‘the -PRI ‘BLANCO ‘continued.as hig aide, Later . ~- -_
[9249]che Went to: work with CASAMADRID, _ Yn the: DFS he never worked on Job ;
[9250]- . inves igations: but was ‘assigned to. the. secu ity of rtBttens :
[9252]; Y ist ‘Saturday. (COMMENT: lecenber,
[9253]“evide tally 3 in | response o our requ: ‘enont which gource - :
[9254]“Hie . said that he is- a friend ‘of.
[9256]‘3. Source submitted ‘BLANCO 'a’ oar. “on: ‘the back is written
[9257]Atenor “Sale # 110-7, ‘Col, ‘Naryate. BLANCO 8 home address) and
[9258]nbers10=3 .
[9260]pea | Dalton. -_
[9264]“Syaig: pigsad = /=11712 | -BoBt86 P5193 ‘pelossa:
[9266]SECRET
[9269]14-0000
[9273]ee A lice. . | 13 Dacember 2966 —
[9275]2 DT
[9276]ae Contact ‘peport/ LICOZY=5 ~~ (
[9277]=. ame 19 Dae 1930-2000, Hotel Reforma
[9279]woes ame. C/O arranged to deltvar.some Itquor to Subj at the time he was hosting
[9280]: . an Atr Franca cocktall.at the “Hotel Reforma, After.tha liquor was transferrad
[9281]to Subjis car in a naarby. parking lot, Sudj récounted to thec/o the story of a
[9283]7 a Subd reporti, trae {tog trap to hts office unannounced ‘and provatled on foe.
[9284]$-fo have 2 coffee - with Alm. Loginov fresented. -: eee
[9286]- ‘some. personal qmastionn ; Te
[9288]I) How had: Subj. left Poland (ofter wiz) for Portas. had kts docunantatton eet
[9290]been aga. or. ‘t1légel.- subs. ‘answered that tt wos ia@gal. _ . dag
[9291]2): How wis he able to enter forta—did he have a valid French visa, Subj vs
[9293]. a sald ‘he did. How dong did he stay tn Faris. - Subj satd.a-faw months,
[9295]Sledh es ) -. 9) Bias Ae-raleased from service with the (fol&sh) UB? Sibj-said. yes. Woro..
[9297]a an _ thare any conditions to thts release. Subj satd-nos NXAXX Was he supposed to
[9299]Suz be: “contacted - “by the ‘Poles. + Sudy said yes, and related the story of-how he waa .
[9301]* contacted tn Mexico. (ta March 1955) by a “Poltsh diplomatic courier who drotight. o
[9303]' @ latter from Sub J's old boss tn thé UB, Stanchuk (phonetie), and how Sud) - “
[9305]‘answered that datter, . /Comment:.. Believe, the story given in some detaty tn
[9307]; dabriefsing of Suby on Ais: experiences in. U8 and WHIT. Loginov wanted to know
[9309]af Sub jts. response to. foles-had bean. posttive or neyative. Subj satd tt had
[9311]. been ne utral, Asked- “Why s, Subj” replied that he. belteved that eighty percent — °
[9313]‘ Poles” wera antinsovtet. Logindy said *You are right. nl. :
[9315]sg inov | asked Subs. how ha wz getting Glong with the Amartcon atritnes: .
[9317]tthe : ne", and asked whys ‘Loginoy sald that ma be y - Bf a
[9319]earn tha nate of * tha dtrector of the CIA tn’ i
[9321]Subs” told. Loginoo he was crazy, or. couldn't be sertous; he. couldn't |
[9323]+ information._1dg {nov asked Subd. if he could, would Ae tell the” Joe
[9325]Subj said’ “maybe. * ». coe Fe
[9327]. But Subj: ire perfectly at “eas¢. in
[9330]: ie a "at be fog
[9332]Re ce 15. . #9 ye os Ls
[9333]te corey osce. . co i
[9336]14-0000
[9338]A not: worth: the risk.
[9340]SECRET
[9341]CONTACT REPORT
[9342]SUBJECT:
[9343]DATE OF, MEETING:
[9345]LICOWL@1
[9346]13 ‘December 1966
[9348]he xy met Subject of 13 Decesbor-1966 at. the corner of Nazas
[9349]and. Nelchor Ocampo’ at 3400, — “The Beeting, was held in: my'car and |.
[9350]lasted. santal: 1815, °F paid ‘his ‘800 uN salary- ‘for’ ‘December and 800° MO:
[9352]: ,Christuas: bonus: for 1966... Noxt ‘Booting, is for Tuesday,’ 3 Sanuary:
[9354]1967 ‘at. -1500_ at the sane, place, we
[9355]2. : Subject started out “by ‘showing ne 4 piecés of: paper he -
[9357]bad picked.up near the incinerator, - “They were worthless ‘and I .
[9359]‘later. told him not to. attempt | to pick Pp any nore paper since. co
[9361]- information era; conatdered: ‘valid and ‘that rather “than vof tis pe BOTS” wad
[9362]use fie] to, us" his material chad ‘weant a lot of. work. for, nothing, I.
[9364]aithsagh ‘he, thanked: ne for ‘the second chance:
[9365]id: not “appear: to: be too" ‘contrite... : Z
[9367]4. Following ‘are: the. few interest ing iteas froa nad notes” on!
[9369]On: 12 Deconber:. at ‘ca 1700 RORMUSHRIN. eame ia with another
[9371]‘Sunday, 18. Decenber.. oe
[9372]paubseet described. fhe: _
[9374]Be On 6 Decembe: LOGINOY éane in fron. 1250 te 3242. Hc .
[9375]had previously asked Subjdet about helping the Soviets to find a
[9376]house for their school, Th ime he asked about the new (LILYRIC)
[9377]building - how much ‘an apartment: costs (1500 MN), who lives there.
[9379]' (cheriical engineer in penthouse (LILYRIC), a Gorman family on the
[9381]gecond floor, etc. LOGINOV's questions were. general and so vere
[9383]* Subject's' answers.
[9385]: e. On Saturday 3 December 1966 SILNIXOV came in from 1412
[9386]to 1430. He asked for tvo receipts of ca 5 MN each for bread, saying
[9387]that he had lost- the real ones. Subject, thinks he uses these small
[9388]sums to buy beer and girlie magazines, SILNIKOV then leafed: through
[9389]a girlie wagazine and then said he wants Subject to find him a girl
[9390]for whose favora he is willing to pay 100 MN, (COMMENT: chiseling
[9392]10 MN in. false receipts and in the next breath offering 1 100 EN
[9394]for a girl?) . io
[9398]P=11707 c | pell712 P-6414
[9402]FILE: P8764
[9405]14-00000
[9407]1. “Gdaceraing. tho telephone. eall of 8 becénbor 1966 ‘from
[9408]Carlos BLANCO to. Vaelentya. B, LOOINOY at-the Sovist Fabassy in
[9409]which: BLANCO. told LOGIKOV. that "El .comandanto Carlos” (Carlos.
[9410]_ . .CABAMADRID: Ufranda) wanted - td se6 Pavel ‘A. YATSKOY.on an urgent.
[9411]Bat y athe: ollouiag information may pertain to- this, Aiseussion 3
[9413]~ _gusoubergs ‘At the, end - ; io .
[9414]ebject serosa tho table. tovirds waTBKOy.- " YATEROV-- tevered ‘this |
[9415]7 object with hia napkin. and then put the’ abject: in bis pocket,
[9417]“*3t oan: “ebvisus. that. this object ‘was passed in a. elandestins:
[9418]‘manner... ‘They. thon“Left- the. YTestaurent. togothor and separated, -
[9419]pen. ‘The Mexican thon-went-to a jeep” ‘with jicenso 21-63 (1964-1965
[9420]1... Agave) ond dzove off alone: ‘Thia jeep: hada seal Feading .-- |
[9421]we “Procuraduria Genoral deo Justicia del Distrito y. Territorios.
[9422]. Fedéralos.~ Policia Judicial,” ‘Thus, At-can be ageumed - that.
[9423]the borson is “af eniployoo: ‘of -the. Judicial Police.” a
[9425]_ The: uatdent it. ed. Mexican pale was deseribod aa ‘atiout
[9426]: ° Riloe: An woight slight
[9428]ae # is noted that both Carlos ; casamanRrd: and 1 Carlos
[9429]BLANCO “s “are einsiar da ‘Appearance to the above described porgon,
[9431]Miranda ‘eaiiod Oleg, Be. EC a
[9434]Mls 8. ALL ot. the a ov j are KGB officers.” .
[9436]7 LOOLHOY: took the. ‘place’ °° HECHIPORENKO when: HECHT PO POREREG | iegt:
[9437]“Mexico... “LOGINOV arrived 9xico on 3 “August: 1965. According
[9438]to the toelephons conversation : ‘he: was already..a good friend of%
[9439]BLARCO's « ‘On 1. November 1965... Thus at would sppear that LOGINOV
[9441]FILE: P-885 P-7442 PH10963 F-11712 "pa2634 ‘Pa9328
[9443]Res: LE, GD eet96
[9446]14-0000
[9448]"Be 2
[9452]a = wan put into contact. ith BLARCO. by another ‘goviot, probably _. : |
[9453]: t: ig interesting to note bat .7a}though :
[9455]j
[9459]- béen: ‘ia coatact with LOGIROY, ° ‘there: is Ro perv:
[9460]that. either haeg. YATSadV,: YATSEOV- is the EeB oboe “of both.
[9462]. HECHIPORERKO and LOGINOV, |
[9463]* - a 8. Attached ‘is.a copy ot a wbenorandun concerning Loorroy,
[9468]; H
[9469]a i
[9470]§ i
[9471]H t
[9472]i :
[9473]i <
[9474]i H ~
[9475]7 i
[9477]Hi c
[9478]1
[9480]. : i
[9481]! i
[9484]14-0000
[9486]4, In July 1966 whon you ond Guorpe WwOae @iscussing Carles
[9487]CABAMADRID a8 & possible choico for the person wio nad a
[9489]_ seoret meoting with Pavel YATSiOV at "La Tablita” Restaurant
[9490]— in October 1965, you told Gédrco thay CASANADRID's
[9492]sistant or)
[9493]‘nan of confidence, XNU,- fitted the description ‘of the porcon ovon
[9494]better than CASAMADRID’ did. -
[9496]What: ia. the nano of this porsén, und fits official ‘tatio? »
[9498]‘What. are his bisidesa. and hone addresses and tolozhonoa?
[9500]7
[9502]Can you provide us with a photo ‘of hin?-
[9504]Can -you givo us a rostne’ of his. profossional. cn weOr and an. 0
[9505]“ evaluation of | him aa a porson?- a
[9507]Cy ashe
[9508]Do. ‘you know a: ‘fia ‘BLANCO who ‘vorks with ‘casi sbniD.-
[9510]‘Dotails |
[9511]on bin please ‘aa. above.: Do
[9514]14-0000
[9516]URss,, cel. setior “Abelard.
[9517]‘toe, meen 3 de,
[9519]“En ia vesidencia del 8
[9520]tte Manate, “én las Lomas.
[9521]Chapultepec, fi
[9522]. eottel fata: erie
[9523]hacinnal. .
[9525]“den eta Salvat
[9526]las embaradores de’,
[9529]14-0000
[9531]CONTACT REPORT | ee
[9532]SUBJECT. 0  EYCOWL=2_” a
[9534]“DATE oF MEETING! . oo 21 Novenber 1960
[9536]Mm ne pickéd Subject up. at the~ corner of. Nilo and Welchor
[9537]Ocampo at F100 on 21 November 1966. The tiecting was held in my
[9538]- car ona side, ‘street and lasted’ 50 minutes... I paid Subject 800 MN, . an
[9539]hi's salary for November 1966, Next meeting | is for,-1100°on IT. _ a .
[9540]December at the above place. Subject” WALL he given an | SGSWIRL-
[9542]examination at this meeting. vel
[9544]Tae a Subject, didn't” have a “word. °: “gay abou LOG Gu :
[9545]“te recruit him, “when: I, asked. about<at; ‘hé said he thinks “that ©
[9546]LOGINOV is out of. town’ since he hasn't -scen. LOGINOV since. his -
[9547]ast.mect ing. with: me. His. ‘notés or 17. Noveinber “Say that.at.- a
[9548]2L0 ‘Yur. ly; (ISAYEVY;, camé..in with: another ‘“dtplémat" ‘and™ both. we
[9549]~* bought cigarettes, ISAYEV. told. Subject: (apparently out of “the. ;
[9550]blue) that LOGINOV. had been | very busy. and theréfore. hadn't? “been. oo4
[9551]ble..to sce ‘Subject. |. ISAYEV- then added Subject’, shouldn't ‘forget-
[9552]aut what LOGINOV’ had-asked ‘him; Subject answered. that he didn't ;.
[9553]what- ‘ISAYEV- was talking ‘about. ISAYEV simply answered,
[9554]! d, .He ‘wilt come to see’ you). Yr ‘asked "Subject. why: ISAYEV-
[9555]a “Would: ‘be dinéussing LOGINOV'S busiiness- “with him. ~ Subject. had: no
[9556]: “idea, except that he thinks, because of this, that ‘they are’ f e,
[9557]me, _Eonnected. Professionally, ACOMMENT: GRU and ken?) Poe
[9559]f. HU a
[9562]14-0000
[9564]. ; aan ‘ . : . .
[9566]sateen 2 eeemene an wee ce an Taser Sr ven] Ceneeee. OE oe a ns meant tence te eb a oot
[9567]one fon hows, \
[9569]er , .
[9571]Sond
[9574]CONTACT REPORT
[9575]suBsEcT:; © = |. LYCORL=1 Lo a
[9577]Pete ee eertenerewee newbs a ae
[9579]i DATE 1¥ MEETING: sO (10 Novenber 1966 a
[9581]. 2. I picked Subject up on the « corner of Nazas: and Nelchor le pte big
[9582]i an Ocamp> at 1100 on 10 Novegber. The meeting was held in my poo
[9583]Doe car had lasted an hour. Next meeting. is for a1 November at 1100, j
[9585]ro _ 2. Subject: started things out by” savin that (LOGIN is i
[9586]fF éryin= to recrait him-to report on-LIEMPTY=6 Review of his notes _ re
[9587], oo : and d‘ géussfon revealed the following:. ‘On 5. “Novenber LOGINOV : ee
[9588]boos came in, Subject told him he had found a. nouse on Juanacatlan,
[9589]po _ LOGINGV said that he's looking ‘for one 6n the Chapultapec Park
[9590]0 gigs vf Talz. Tacubays and for, Subject to keep looking. Then-
[9591]Loot Losi V- gaid.that he would 1ixe to rent an apartment at PA,
[9592]ne -de iz Santos 104, Subject told him they arc’ all occupied, | :
[9593]: : LOGINUY said “Subject must know these apartments well. Subject Jt
[9594]”” admitted © that -he did and began to sketch them byJLOGINOV . .- ae .
[9595]: didn?t seem to bé interésted in his efforts, '-LOGINOV then, asked..
[9596]3 a . how many apartments’ “there were in the building. Subjéct answered,"
[9597]ncn . 16. LOGINOV then said that) since Subject’ knows the apartments
[9598]te ‘ " "80. well he must also know the people who live there. Subject
[9599]uf oe ‘admitted ‘that he did, At this péint ‘some other Soviets came in.
[9600]pet . and the conversation, was terminated, On 6 November LOGINOV © |
[9601]I Tot _-dropped : by for ‘some small ‘talk: ‘and left’ sore Soviet “chocolate | Lo :
[9602]~ (which-Subject showed mé) for Subject's grandchild. Of .9 November.
[9603]“L GINOV came in: ‘at_ 1230 and” asked. Subject. ‘to go to a restaurant:
[9604]With - him, | Subject countered by saying-his wife was:home sick a ae
[9605]‘and hé had no one..to “ledye. the stove-yith, . Subject .ther- invited. ae
[9606]“LOGINOV to. : House but LOGINOV ‘Ainsistéd on. a restaurant. on
[9607]a Subject ‘agr to" ‘go on 12 or 13 November.
[9609]borg.
[9611]- ‘From the above subject ‘concludes “that LOGINOV: ‘wants to.
[9612]peeeutt hin ‘to. report. on LIEMPTY-6 (eho lives‘in P.A. de 105.
[9613]* Santos "104). ‘I asked why LOGINOV- would be interested. “in LIESPTY=6 -
[9614]_ (there “Ms nothing. about. aim. in the notes). Subject answered. , Reon
[9615]{ ON D> -that’ he finds’ ‘LIEMPTY=6, ver Spicious: because in the 5 yéars ) >) lo,
[9616]ote that he has known hin, Subject doesn't, know what he. ‘does for a . oe :
[9617]Sh ° living. . He thinks he writes ‘novels. In any case he is-™ home’ 7
[9618]So  , all day: long. In addition, he lies. Examplé: ‘He told Subject
[9619]ee, ' that-he owns the new (LILYRIC) building. He is also eccentric.
[9620]7 a Besides his windows face on the Embassy. LIEMPTY-6 has apartment,
[9621]t 17, The apartment directly below his, number 13, (probably old
[9622]: : LILYRIC) 45 empty. Subject went to see the owner having LOGINOV
[9623]in mind, The owner said that the apartment had been rented by
[9624]LIE MPTY-6 which Subject also finds surprising. The whole theme
[9625]was that-he is suspicious cf LIEMPTY-6 and that. LOGINOV wants
[9626]to recruit him to report on hin, All of the above on LIEMPTY=6
[9627]and his apartment was verbal. There was’ not a word about hin
[9629]ia his notes. — ' . .
[9631]4, I told Subject that. if LOGINOV tries to recruit him for
[9632]any purpose, he is to cut him short and to indignantly refuse.
[9633]He is.,also to tall LOGINOY that SILNIKOV had tried. the same thing
[9634]two months ag0. , ot
[9637]14-0000
[9639]- LICOWL-1 Contact Report oe on a Hovenber. 1966 ©
[9641]|
[9643]: Boney. ‘He 48 28-30 yeara old, married and has- gorked for ae
[9644]Nicolas. for 2 or 3. yoars. . (COMMENT } Colonta Peénsil ta: in the: 2
[9646], western part of Tacuba and is full of Lagos, but “pothing. a
[9648]anywhere near Lago- Conk)... L-told Subject fe ge-fhead and fet i
[9650]‘me the information on Nicolas NU anyway.” a notés -o yw this
[9652]. 1
[9654]i
[9656]are ia the contry | for 36 pstorer. fo
[9657]. ye if.
[9659]“8. With this’ Subject ran out of volduteered ; ‘dntormation and .
[9660]we attacked his, notes which contained the following items
[9661]worthy of note ft Coy wv -
[9662]f a. on 11 Octo Leetnov “cdue: An and asked: Subject:
[9663]} to keep looking: for a houge. near the Embassy. He ‘said thoy”
[9664]as to which the. ‘ehildren can’ walk aince
[9665]driving ‘then back and: fo th to” the | present. ‘school is proving.»
[9667]“peter house: ena Lote
[9668](COMMENT: * That’ ~
[9671]14-00000
[9673]a, we e 4
[9674]] . 7 ; .
[9676]usual effervescent self, asked immediately if I had
[9678]_getten the capers he left for me, stated that he had toe
[9680]: decided to go to Moscow, Pattled orf his schedule, gave.
[9682]_ the: nanes of. the only other two travel arents he
[9684]“knew were going,’ wepeated several times he'd be happy
[9686], to give: me a report “when ne ‘returhed,. and. asked, as if.-
[9688]a)
[9690]lke hoped I didn't, tf-there | was any thing 8 wanted to
[9691]Hi
[9693]i, tell. “him: ‘before: he left.” T got the’ floor ‘about: this:
[9696]ely
[9698]. | time. ‘and ‘proceeded. to. backtrack over" some’ of ‘the ground.
[9700]ae en 7
[9702]i i» Just. covered. as ‘for his’ achedule and itinerary, he >
[9704]2
[9707]i, wo
[9708]t
[9709], wer
[9710]ak.
[9712]~ plans: to leave for. Moscow ‘on 23 October via Air France,
[9714]“stopping over vriefly, th Paris; to make a “aide trip ‘to. :
[9717]a,
[9719]Kiew on. 27. cand 28 Ostabers and. to. ‘leave Moscow: for ~~
[9721]1
[9723]1
[9727]"4
[9729]"Paris vie Air France on’ 20 October, He. WALL fly ‘from.
[9730]“parts, to. Genoa for a day on thavel business: and. then
[9732]ete ‘to Mextéo from Parts on’ Air: "France. via: New ‘York, me
[9734]where he plenis’ to piek up 3 couple of. suits and take in.
[9736]supetnen™ on Broadway, © ie tlh arrive: back tn. Mextéo
[9738]* on. 3 Sabonene. Novenber,, ge ee
[9740]3, ‘Subject said that tn addition to: the: other
[9741]yo ‘three. agents whom, he hed nenticinea Last “the as havibg” has Sas
[9742]<p : “been Invited’ to ‘the intourist Conterence-aMoises SCHUSTER
[9743]Soe of Munda" Tours; Carlos IBARGUEN of. De Gerlo Tours, and
[9744]i | Bamundo” Gaza ofGarza Travel Ser'vics--ne had learned that”
[9746]‘Teaae BULAEVSKY of. Jet Travel Agency: had. also Peeeived -
[9747]van tavitation, Besides: hi nself, however, only SCHUSTER
[9748]Ona Lect ana BULAEVSKY are going, the other two: having decided
[9749]f- bu/s “against: the trip, for unknown reasons, Subject mentioned.
[9750]. that SCHUSTER is going to take his son, who is in his
[9751]arty teens.
[9752]kL. ft asked Subject if he hed been in touch with
[9753]; anyone at the Soviet Embassy atout the trip or if anyone
[9754]there seemed to be resronsible for lining up pa _rticipants
[9755]LIC ALY. f-] Cy Ta ef Ripert 2 _ WN OF 6G
[9757]ne ee
[9760]14.90000
[9762]TROT, TA reiterate tr, eens -_
[9763]Pete Na tere a Bonen thay
[9765]i
[9767]iH .
[9768]8
[9769]“tor or to have any special tnt rest in the Conference. ,
[9770]" subject replied that he had been at the Soviet Embassy
[9771]i
[9773]; about the middle of Septenber on visa business and had
[9775]: seen the Soviet Ye always desls| with on visa matters,”
[9776]F but. that this individual seemed surprised ‘to heat Subject’
[9778]"nad been ‘mmvited to Moscow and claimed to know nothing-<
[9780]H
[9781]| or. at ‘Least. none of the detatls--sbout the Intorvist -
[9783]Ir
[9784]|| Conference.
[9785]| the Soviet!s name, hunted around in his wallet unsue=
[9787]Subject claimed not to be able to remenber . ee |
[9789]“eesstully for the Sovietts. cards, snd then said, well, -
[9791]“in any ease it was ‘the individual he had mentioned
[9792]Mebioh to Consuls
[9794]“qast tithe as having “gust gotten r
[9796]‘t finally asked him if he meant -- whose name he
[9798]hed given me ‘Yast timer-and, atte (ne for & moment,
[9799]ihe roltied . that yes, that goundéa right - I then asked
[9803]od him Af LOGINOV had shown any nore, interest in him or
[9804]\ in? any. way been more friendly toward nim in ‘the Last
[9806]~ Os
[9808]i
[9809]| goupte, of months or . since “he wad recetved ‘the Intourist
[9811]4
[9813]Anvite, “Subject, replied that he ‘Had hot. oo
[9814]5 Subject’ seemed a Tietle sensitive. to- -this :
[9816]question, and I. gtated: that I ‘was’: sure he. understood *
[9820]why. TI was, asking, since I new he ‘nad, been thoroughly
[9822]‘briefed, vy one of ny predecessors prior to his. 1663" .
[9824]- trip to: ‘the Soviet. Unién on Soviet fnterest in visitors
[9825]: to the USSR, I explained that we had no intention to
[9826]“ask him to do what he. had agreed to do on bis last:
[9828]. _ : trip. to the USSR (accept recruitrent if offered), and
[9829]‘ ; ar led . that: we did not want to burden hin with any instructions
[9830]1-845 -on how to behave or respond walle there. However, I
[9831]“sald, we continued to feel he was of potential interest
[9832]‘to the. Soviets and wanted to make sure he was aware of
[9833]. this when he went over, nad a healthy respect for the
[9834]° “Leverage the Soviets have on their hoxe ground, and
[9836]Cicada ~1 Cottacd Peek OR “ioce CG
[9838]14-0000
[9840]' oN 4 ,
[9842]: CAE id 14 Oetover 1966 oy ‘
[9843]; SURTESTa CONTALY Reser t/ LYCOS at a7ie a eae aby
[9844]: 1g Get 120061245, Subj's offica. aca .
[9846]1, subj or- Tyee ted thas Valentin Ln~trov
[9848]and went to have coffer with. Subf?
[9849]to, talkin the office). Lorine had brousht oleng: visa’ arpitention forma for es “3
[9851]and Subj filled thea out for hirselft ond his sony Harcos, ond turned them’ over to
[9852]Loginov, along with: the pasaporte (attachad: Bre copies of the visas- notes. the visas: |
[9853]“Gre “g008 for over 20 says in the Soviet Union, although the INTUPIST conference : ia:
[9855]“fran 24 Oct to 29 Oct).
[9856]Loginov told Subj that Pavel’ Yatsiov. “wanted "t ‘to see hin (preeuneoty ¥ Yatnkov :
[9858]has brought something back ‘for Subj). Subj daked Loginov’ what Yatskov As. doing,” =. m
[9860]“The Soviet yéplied that Ya'takov- has a- job in-the Embassy, Subj’ pressed: what kindy oe .
[9861]of a job, It's “worthwhile. that you eave, hin a 1 good Job." Loginov repliedr: "You 7
[9863]want to now too mich."
[9864]‘The’ -o/o: asked “Subj what decided hin to-go to the Soviet: Union.- ‘Subj ‘replied
[9865]that he. ‘had o oommianion fron. the Petreleus . Congress (Subj is involved in’ orpminizing -
[9866]tha Congreas. for Kexioo for. "2 to M april 1967), “actually in behalf of KL! end hia
[9867]5 own interests, , to férounde the Soviets that they use some other’ “airline han .
[9868]“ ‘Aeroflot to tro raport “the ‘Soviet delerates to Mexd cos /eonaents the e/o oun a
[9870]eo confidential irtter ‘fron, Ki which set.out: the: probability that the Soviets would. a
[9871]+. want- to use Agroflot: but ‘that they haa not comni tted themselves as ‘yet’ as to -
[9873]23° thrt, would uttend or the means by which they would transport
[9875]‘ia n Arpointine ‘Suns
[9877]x es aelecntes ; attached ‘is a copy of. sletter: ‘to: ‘BE. th sano
[9878]jel. An his visit ts Moa ow to. talk to ore Heret in > =the Lever’ Staten” tint "the: :
[9881]F; . number of dele
[9884]: ch 1a rotsntiy. not. ‘the. cane ince “subj is | at
[9885]AG any rate oF) has decided te fo ‘to Mose vy
[9887]ond: is “tekitir in “none 1
[9889]. - Ye sib Fopented hia te etic ini Poscor 08 far as eontaeta! ith the « Sov iett. Ares "
[9890]sO Te vill not x om: will
[9891]et be’ affable ond eco 8 and ‘hot: pt the: ) atp insue te “hen. thet: he ia tSrouphy * *
[9893]wie ae te’, said” the Vay ov remains his, port tion: “in Hexieo, or anythere else’ tut in the Joviet : :
[9894]“en. Unions ; ; : ° oe : 7
[9895]. ‘3. She attacked “om clet af the World Petroleum Conrress containa ‘the nemos cof the :
[9896]ga National Cosnittees of the Tron Curtain countries, Attached are liatines af the i °
[9900]; financial arran'erenta for them,
[9901]7 . 4, The C/d will see Jubj before he leaves Mexico on 22 October, - i
[9902]MX. whe BCL, bad a ETE ~ ay fea Airy eed J . ;
[9903]paren NV typeee a abe 4 “eet Gs il Astare ty “et Cag tia ef Gua - fen, ‘ “ -
[9906]14-00000
[9908]-
[9909]pt ~
[9911]OCs aan , fee
[9913]7 Octover 1966
[9914]SURJECTe Contact Report/LtCozY=5 =A ; . a _
[9915]T Yet 1145-12505 Subj! 9 office : a ee
[9917]Subj hed been to Los Angola, Celifornia for a feu days erid had returned to
[9918]Evidently he had, ‘acconpanied a Meeble delegntion that visited
[9919]Ne mentioned. that ,
[9921]l.
[9922]Hexico on § Oct,
[9923]Pougiss and Loékheed aireraft factories, ‘in. California,
[9925]at
[9927]‘the. Lockheed pling ‘they aw the riew. suyerséonte airplane,
[9928]~Sabg had” received on 6 Oe a Gonfirestory. ‘telesran fron IMURIS?, for Subj -
[9930]and his son (conv attached), ’ re. attendance at. the ‘INTWRIST conference in Yoscows
[9931]Also, in the ‘mail af 7 Oct Subj had received INTURIST releases ‘on travel ronulations Lt
[9933]2."
[9935]: toned plana y tours, eto, (ws will make —
[9937]for totrists to the ‘Soviet Union, :-
[9938]copies of -these for. turnover - to. He
[9939]Subj reported that Valenti ‘ke sinoy’ oy ¢ .
[9940]; with a friend, “Potor™arn, ¢ of ii ibe fork
[9941]tha taking’ along | his friond,.. ‘The éiscvasion. was “‘{nnocuows, ‘but Loginov. asked: Subd
[9942]if he: would be coing, to see his friends, which’ Subj toox to tean, that all whe ao, Ke - we
[9943]as far as. Subj's att ordnance. in Moscow for the DeTUPTs? conference. - Subj A anewercd |
[9944]Loginoy, jokinaly askod. Subj whey. Rusk hed core to Rexico, ’ Subd ba itered
[9945]: “extéen Hindotey of Foreten Affeira ‘tas roing "ta nerve sere rar! ay .
[9946]e
[9948]- i Chaini'ag «ne “that itaak liked. ovine’ “Pressed: Subj for the renl- reneén, Suby p anid
[9949]4 . : Jeoment: R sander. :
[9951]- News
[9952]da ing}. es
[9953]Sun, an]
[9955]a
[9957]oo hativeon
[9959]Sth a, » doting anaters, Lavednov,
[9961]accepts
[9963]oa a or-wordos/, ok.
[9964]‘34 «Subj disc:
[9965]was' ‘debatinic in aia
[9967]‘The of probed “to see 2
[9969]ind. the aavioshility of it,
[9970]Subj re} barded- it fre: be
[9972]: £05. do you tain it wuld hurt you from the stanayoint of buainéase” Subj
[9973]just. didn't knew. The c/o aaked if others: went ‘(Subj had just said that yeeai: sly
[9974]Garza, Paine esd akev (sienetie) nould go- althoush ther were not certain) did Subj.
[9976]‘ think te Sovieta nicht throw the bulk of the business their way. Again Subj daid 7
[9978]The ch then said that unless there were sore overriding business
[9980]take into account our Se that there was a cargin of hazard
[9982]he tant t knez.
[9984]renee Suby = should ; _the
[9985]CUP IES Mav CART ay
[9986]Pew sy an iaeead KG, (Port \P — 5$1
[9991]14-0000¢
[9993]26
[9995]to Subj'a bein thaice the Soviet Union, Subj said that personally he had no \-rent
[9997]. i
[9998]denire to go-to the Soviet ‘Union, on three counter - 1) tho climate 2) "the picaannt
[9999]atnuspheey” (his ao of nevan that tf he was out “of rrace with the Jovietn they -
[10000]ye red eorpat for hin se they did previously) und 3) he was *yotn
[10002]: . . ‘ i .
[10004]wouldn't put ont:
[10006]yeu Ptaren a: - * touched somo hitden avring in Sub, Terk fepera
[10008]wos eal line the ‘Soviets "kr outarda" otc. rnd antbesent ties
[10009]“Tar: doting 0° ‘little to elloviate the lot of :the Jexa in
[10011]Row, Subj ehided
[10012]1 “the Soviet Unions anclired that “the, Soviet Union. was. the wornt. offender a;ninst
[10014]: 2 were eliminating the race,. not throurh phyoion1. extermination,
[10015]intlation. His om view waa that the Sovieta wore nore,
[10017]‘wrael. than wore the Arabs, for instance, Lebanon! or Jordan,
[10019]H
[10020]1
[10023]. The c/o tried. to counter the aelf-reerininaticn. of Subj by telling hin that. ,
[10024]“ha Kad: accomplishes A aviperd ‘Job in’ the duel of the Yost wi th the ‘Soviets threugh
[10025]hig cooperation ‘vith us. That, in view af, his ‘Yeal- feelings about the Sovinto, hie
[10026]“dealing with them hed been nasterful.” Subj ahook off the. c/o's optimta tic view of
[10027]Subj'a Sontrilvition to. the “cause,” : ;
[10028]4s. Th 26/0 % brent up the request ‘to “pet full detaila on tha travel of all ronie” >
[10029]Soviets to the, dovaet Union = and sugested that Subj automatically havo duplicutes
[10031]Logt made of the visa ‘yoqueste for auch ‘peoples. Subj sata that would be nimple ~ end
[10032]tos ae “he. would instruct, JMirian® (the enployoe who hendlea LNTURIST travel) ito make conte spot
[10034]"ware eoine to rennin’ ‘in hia “enphey not ‘teking a “job ‘at the Ta Ineld Fabasey - ‘ana.
[10036]7 si t S replied, that she: was coins. ‘to atay on.in Subj' firo/..
[10037]Subj” had re rked that? he ‘waa voing to discuss the mtter of mokine the Yo: cow
[10038]. trip. with his wife. The C/O asked that Subj advise us a9 soon.as he had dome to-
[10039]La. dgeioton- ‘at ther: fer ce a ainst soing to the. Soviet Union. ' oe :
[10040]Tho. c/o told Subj, that he would pass ty hia office next ay fo: pack up tlie.
[10042]Lot ‘copia of the DIURIST naterial. -
[10044]me :
[10045]>. fl j
[10047]COPIES Wo fogs ©
[10049]Wek uo ow
[10052]14-00000
[10054]33 September 196
[10056]“@DENTSOV) © cane ory ‘at {aio and made’ | a. "phone éall.- Y heard hin-
[10058]"+. "He ‘gadd ‘that she and their da
[10060]dee ‘bagchelor: . as 7
[10061]7 tees ° of course mat’ sey. a1. want a ‘houses
[10063]. 8 BC RBT
[10064]LICOML Gunoral Notes Turned in on 6 October 1966
[10066]22 tember 1968 (Thursda
[10067]22 September 1968 (Thureday)
[10069](CLOGINOY) cano in: for cigarettes. He said that there are 52
[10070]yicans studying at Lumumba, These students aru soiug to be -
[10071]{rectora'in.the schools of the Politechni¢co Nacional since
[10073]ts of them has coma back wel} prepared in physica. - (Thote
[10074]follows a diatribe - against thos _ Dad fexicans who want to make
[10076]Mexico another. Cuba.)
[10078]‘The"Spanish' type" cane | ‘tn ‘with. a. briefcase and- bought Raleighs -
[10079]with filters. ‘He had the sane type. of “pillfold as the othor
[10080]Soviets. He then went: “directly to. the ‘abassy. (1 asked. if
[10082]_24 September 1966 | Saturda -
[10084]: In the afternoon ‘SILNIZOV was - there hon. (rsavev) cane fa. I
[10085]-- asked the latter about the witches atid he said that they
[10086]: wouldn't | arrive until ‘the end of the year, SILNIZOV left. at
[10088]1620
[10090]“+ 28 September 1966 a (omanz) a
[10092]Unimportant.
[10094](A useless ‘blurb, about: an: ‘unnaiied Soviet who cite in and discoursed:
[10095]- On -MADRAZO, saying that he walt ‘got up a new party and an
[10096]anti-Soviet blast. Los oo. fo
[10098]mention :Deliciag and del Ric. ‘Since these towns are.nearY: the.
[10099]“poxdér near SAn-Diego,. I ‘think he was “talking about: smuggling.
[10101]ares ‘to Guatenala (sic). Aftervards I asked after his wife.
[10102]‘are “in Hoscow ‘and that he
[10104]-he was: ‘able to: ‘find a girl. fe
[10106]asked if
[10108]an “gcoount “trois ‘a | frieaa that. a Soviet will - be. puded. tor being
[10109]involved with the. Guatenalsa arms “smuggling. .
[10111]| Citta ¢ (ove ct te
[10112]LiCount. Ceitaet
[10114]8 ECR gz T Ap le €
[10116]-H1T1Q
[10118]He-left at 1230, :
[10120]be had a moustache; he ‘eatdy yos. ‘This is: probably GAZIYEV) 7
[10123]14-0000
[10125]_. the 2he29. Intourist Conference din Moscow.
[10127]-gonfirined by LIENVOY on the. same date.
[10129]regularly ¢h* on. visa business.
[10131]"Embassy: rather than coming himself.
[10132]me agreed to: give ‘Subject, a call, hoviever,
[10134]late. that afternoon.
[10136]“at the Enbas sy whom he had introdu
[10138]7 “ai drop tite. “the: Enbassy. in th
[10139]-) Snmediatety recognized which : “people”
[10140]bo, 8 “Ba dsthat® a8 a matte
[10142]“Jatecuss. witht "hem,"
[10144]involved. the samme matters. and ‘agreed to. com
[10146]‘office. at Ys: 200. ‘thie ‘next days.
[10148]“put When Subject had: ‘not avpeared by 11:15,
[10149]‘to call me in my office when ‘Subject arrived.
[10151]" about 11:30, and I wont ‘right down.
[10153]CONTACT REPORT |
[10155]SuBsECT: © -prcansy-1—~ |
[10156]DATE OF MEETING: 28 Soptenber 1988
[10158]1. LICOZY=5 reported on 20 September that LICANNY-1
[10159]of those invited to attend
[10160]This was :
[10161]Since the Station.
[10163]‘of Garza=Lopez Tours. was one
[10165]had hed no contact with’ Subject sine 6 January 1985, I
[10167]contacted Don Lautz of the Visa Section on 27 September. co
[10168]oning ‘into the Embassy _
[10170]to see” 1: Sub Jeet was ath c
[10171]“Pautz” said that Subject
[10173]had for gone . time. now, been “sending: an agent ‘to the.
[10174]Lautz readily -
[10176]and reached: nim:
[10177]He tord Subject that “the "people"
[10178]ced ‘Subject to earlier - _
[10180]were Interested in talking: with nim’ and asked it ‘he. could -
[10182]e next few, days. ‘Sub feet
[10184]". Latitz. was referring
[10185]if ‘fact he had . ‘something to.
[10187]onnenited that’ at probably in fact:
[10188]@. to Lautz's
[10190]As he ‘pad’ done ith trving’
[10192]* A. orensky, : “baiitz agreed | to ret me use his office to
[10194]“ta1k to Subjects 7 st :
[10196]2. I went to. Laute's office at ll: 00 on the 2 2th,
[10198]Lautz agreéd
[10200]Lautz called
[10201]By the time I got
[10203]there, however, Sub Jeet ‘had already explained to Lantz
[10205]that he was sure I wanted to tale about his invitation to
[10207]P- aH, eR a “P oy $FC. C oo #) >
[10208]wn Yn Peel , ;
[10209]A rhe, o poco home whs is poe en WW,
[10212]14-0000
[10214]- what: Lautz had forewarned me was his usual® ove
[10216]ma
[10218]. of ‘Informing the Embassy.y.
[10220]~ for usy which he’ igave- ‘to. me.
[10222]u made: uP ais. ‘mind ‘apout attending the conference; "1
[10224]Suattiig ¢ the detailed letter ‘on the ‘eonference whi
[10226]according to. the ;
[10227]" atready received his Letter.) In ‘weply’ to omy question oe a a
[10229]as to whether he was sending ° e
[10231]_ had sent only five people there
[10233]the USSR and had given Lautz a list of three other | -
[10235]_tnvitaes to the Insourist conference, Lautz introduced
[10237]me by true name ag Oronsky's replacement. Subject, in
[10238]r-enthustastio
[10239]nner greoted. -me with a "helieve me, 1¢ La ny pleasure"
[10241]upon, confirming ‘that | it. was. the Tatourist
[10242]“Without
[10244]salutation and,
[10245]conference I was interest in, ‘took “off from ‘theres
[10247]the slightest prompting, he rattled ‘off ‘the. following:
[10249]-a) He had received a ‘sélegram from Moscow on
[10251]6 September’ inviting nit: bo" an’ Intourist- conference in -
[10253]Moscow f from. 2-29 October. | He had immediately thought
[10255]but pecause of the pressure
[10257]of business siuply hadn't gotten around to it. When :
[10259] Bauta catied him, he knew somedietely what we were
[10261]« fnterested ins
[10263]>). ‘He had prepared a Xerox copy of the telegram:
[10264]“He ‘haa not: ‘yet definitely”
[10266]At the. -moment, he Was | still 2
[10267]ch,
[10269]elesran, was to follows (LiGozY-5 has
[10271]nough people to the USSR
[10273]to make the trip really worthwhile, he said that he
[10275]so far this year, but
[10277]that he thought travel to the Soviet Union was definitely
[10279]going to pick up. He said that LOGINOV , who has been
[10280]the Soviet official he has been dealing with about visas,
[10282]ad re cr oe one
[10284]but - cen oe
[10287]14.90000
[10289]- . | 4 . . a | -
[10290]“to Moscow could conseguentiy bo made at rolatively little
[10292]additional expense, '
[10294]o c) Subdjeet continued that if he did go to , Noseou,
[10295]ole Loe : he would be glad to submit a report on his trip when he
[10297]Pe |. got back, get (group) pictures, if we wanted them, of
[10299]intipa aeer> appoint 7 alt Baar rn Cr oye wel
[10301]hie eyes open. However, he ‘said, as he told: Oronsky, he. | .,
[10303]1s not interested, ‘fin working for-us on a permanent. basis, os ; :
[10304]AUS e, or taxteg an Ye MONaY y- Be. Ofer ee
[10306]1
[10307]s
[10309]. Meeting clandesttrely wie:
[10310]; . _was willing, te help, he explained, becauge he believed
[10311]i on _ basically what we did about current world ‘problems ena se i
[10313]after all, had lived in the States for many years ‘and —
[10315]regarded it a3 his "second home," He: ‘said he Liked the:
[10316]: arrangement of neeting in Lautz!s office because it made
[10317]ao 3 -_ _ olandes ting meetings unnecessary and because he had. ae
[10319]perfectly legitimate: ‘reason ‘for being ‘theres.
[10320]7 a) Subject. stated that he. had already, given Laute
[10322]er the names of the otter ‘travel agents in Mexieo whon he =
[10323]‘to Moscow and, said: ‘that. once.
[10325]had | heard: had been. “invited
[10326]“he received the Intouriot ‘letter giving the details on
[10328]the conferenice he would: begin calling ‘ground to 500 a
[10330]“ exsetiy who. was. going.
[10331]3. “Since a)’ Subject haa: already: volunteered’ to do.
[10333]‘primarily: ‘what I “intended to. ‘ask, hin,. b) had not yet
[10334]definitely decided to make the trip, ce) Lautz gave no.
[10335]indication: of preparing to leave us alone, ana a) Tt .
[10336]elearly could not ‘get any farther with Subject on a
[10338]. personal level with Lautz present, I brought the meeting
[10340]"to an end with a request to see Subject again after he
[10342]had received the Intourist letter, obtained the namea of
[10344]those of his colleagues who were going, and decided
[10346]_definitely whether or not he was going to go, Subject
[10348]: . said he would be henpy to talk with ne:  aRaine get the —
[10350]4
[10352]: . koe 1 .
[10353]eR wos
[10354]a!
[10358]14.90000
[10360]information I wanted, and, " if I Liked," "ve briefed"
[10362]on the trip. It was: agreed he would call Lautz to set
[10364]up the mectinge (Tae. situation was such that I do not
[10366]“plane Lautz for apparently thinking it unnecessary to
[10367]leave wa “alone this’ timo, put I made- a special point —
[10368]of requesting. that he leave us_ to ourselves next times.
[10370]Lautz, - “who seers to be: thoroughly friendly ‘and © accommodating,
[10372]a readtly agreed.) ;
[10373]he Subject: impresses me as & very sharp, shrewd, .
[10375]coot-headed, Sut probably ‘asieally sincere individual.
[10377]- He had ‘the: situation ‘figured perfectly when’ he arrived
[10379]an Latitz's. off tée,, ‘had’ ‘decided precisely ‘what he would oe
[10380]~ be willing to do, knew ‘exactly: what he was going - -to say,
[10381]_ and wasted no words - ‘in saying it, I plan. to try: to get .
[10382]“ to know. him a Little better next time, give biira a defensive
[10384]briefing as “well, as one on “what to keep his eyes open
[10386]= ‘for, and ‘also explore his ‘attitude. toward. a possible
[10387]: ° _ 7 rearultnent| pt toh fron the ‘Soviets. “(beter to his: trip oe
[10388]“te the “gssR in May. 1963, ‘subject egréed to accept Soviet: a
[10390]-. pecruitnent st sppronched ‘and. to serve as. a. DAs
[10392]mS his returh, however, he reported that: the Soviets made. - os ;
[10394]Sho ‘approach to nin.) i also want to ‘ask him about LoeTHov ,- : ops
[10396]~ Begartes: aot on whom. he agreed, to” supply “personaiity data
[10398]“ to. Oponsky, But: evidently never: aid. Subject mentioned
[10400]Cromoted to Consul, Subject did not say if
[10402]ha
[10403]he had been in touch with LOGINOV-or anyone else at the
[10405]. Soviet Embassy about the Intourist conference. 1 will. ._
[10406]get this from him next time. : 7 - _
[10408]5. Subject told Lautz that the following individuals
[10409]had been invited to the Intourist conference: ©
[10411](a) MoisesSchuster of Nundos Tours.
[10413](bo) Carlos I3ARGUEN of De Carlo Tours (IBARGUEN
[10415]the eresicent of the Mexican Travel Agents’ AssSOCes6
[10417]is also
[10421]14-0000
[10423]- = us nr,
[10425](ce) ‘Somecne from the Garza Travel Services
[10427]- Subject also gave me an Air France ‘tourtst parohlet on
[10429]; the USSR in Spantsh for ny information.
[10430]b Subject, nentioned in passing ‘that he would ‘be oo
[10431]glad to. furnish’ ‘us ‘(presuinsbly_ on a regular. basis) with
[10432]& Soviet.
[10434]“the: ‘names. of “those, people. ‘who pook travel to th
[10436]“Union. through nis’ “Agency ». but. sata Oronaky nad previ
[10438], shown disinterest in such information. . Ta view of Oronsky"s
[10440]‘alleged disinterest, I tet the ‘subject pass. without comment,
[10444]but I see ‘no reasca not, itake up nis offer. Besides: furnishing.
[10446]a reason for :
[10448]us with a few, more: nares. at. would give v us
[10452]RL
[10454]Keith Re Tevenderia
[10456]_“eontinutng contact with Subjeat, -
[10459]14-0000
[10461]Catala, belenhin -ergeyevicg wt
[10462]- Ax <> wee 22
[10466]ae , - ALtaCne, Sovert, dsvuna
[10468]»,t@xico (vice &
[10470]woieug op 7c°e v6? “ind veey, woven
[10472], oa weds he
[10475]Care - 22 a oS
[10478]pe gk
[10480],
[10482]- | re fl
[10483]ST See
[10484]* Poco. et a ae oe .
[10486]te LOGINOY - Photarrnnha
[10488]14-0000
[10491]1400000
[10493]y
[10499]ppovcnne ben maebtiee Seen
[10502]"Valentin. $s. LOGINOV. (T1712) with Boris A. CHMYKHOV.
[10503](0235) SOURCE 3. LICALEA 2 Auguot 1968:
[10505]Freee Vato e en Te CEA NG Ne OR AAMAPIHLT AUN RETME eNOS SHIM MENA aPciM Ae mate eRe
[10509]14-0000
[10512]14-0000
[10514]Valentin S. LOGUINOY _— 4
[10516]Third Secreta Ty a7 the Sovieg Embassy :
[10518]Born in-1927 : . 0 . -
[10520]; Wife Alexandra, born in 1928 . 0
[10522]"Son Dntrry, born tn 1959 _ —_
[10524]De ‘ | LOGUINoy Is tall and has‘very curly, light brown hair. He. speakg -
[10526]: - flue sh. and some Eagtish,- He drives 'a-gréen 1965 Impala with ~~
[10527]*, Momatic tags. 19-DA re wee yoo an
[10530]14-0000
[10533]14.90000
[10536]14-0000
[10538]. - Pa
[10539]7 a : -
[10540]¢ . .
[10541]soe? wos : . . , . . ; a . .
[10543]wrt Dante ae oT BRT AS : . . . . . .
[10546]14-0000
[10548]etc.,
[10550]nee,
[10552]forwarded from
[10554]ts, photos,
[10556]ield.-
[10558]Contact repor
[10560]the f
[10563]14-0000
[10565]SECRET
[10567]et
[10569]i? are
[10575]ones _ PET TR
[10579]nee) 2 rtm aepen
[10581]. . A
[10582]ies a ce ae RECS oa eres eee Sienna non mer see ET teri Pn fern
[10584]T QUESTIONNAIRE
[10586]“PERSONALITY ASSESSMEN
[10588]SECRET
[10590]ar 2825
[10592]at SCRE EEE
[10597]14,0000
[10599]SECRET
[10601]PERSONALITY “ASSESSMENT ‘QUESTIONNAIRE ”
[10603]1. This.’ is a new,- perimental version. of the Personality “Asseisment
[10605]Questionnaire’ (sometimes informally-called thé- PRQ. Il) which has been‘in
[10607].: | usé.for séveral years.” This new form is largely a'checklist cid thus requires
[10608]7 far less essay type reporting. than ‘the’ -previods : “form.
[10610]for" indiréct- assessment’ of targét™ personalities, -: The
[10611]cal tests and: interviews—observations
[10613]oo vied. as if: et ‘itenis in @ piychologiéal test, and ‘like test items, are
[10614]a weighted nd: l ondlyzed to. yield ¢ a ersonality profile., Working from the.
[10615]: e.the target personality’s basic
[10617]Bo _ a SECRET
[10619]1 of years, our “operational: prychologists have béen de: :
[10621]Such, .obseryations are~
[10623]The goal of. the. “assess: , °
[10625]“a
[10629]14-0000
[10632]a en nen Og Sn a ae cere eae ae meme nae, So
[10633]- :
[10634]is ~ . a
[10635]“4, - Before completing: the enclosed PAQ form, please provides the flows BO ae
[10636]Ing ‘information about voursell : . : -
[10637]Ads sx National VS
[10638]- Sociol-ccltvra bacigrounch Do See eee
[10640]middle - dass
[10642]: How often have you. “observed tha torget individual?
[10643]2 Bote Ye times pee month over. wo
[10646]a
[10648]. When did y you. iis observe the target + individual?
[10650]* Last week, Lota A Feb rey) : 7
[10652]_ What Is the: nature of your contact? (direct ecquaintance. embassy — ;
[10653]seeepivone/ pais, informants,, -debrieh ing of of Se
[10655]1:
[10656]-6. Ple supply’ the ridme(s) of any pérson ‘you believe qiciifed to.
[10657], piovide- information’ about ’.the: target person, ‘that: is, bhyone sufficiently ~ ;
[10658]o. ; se _ knowledgeable to complete. this form at least ta, part. en et .
[10659]- oe . Gloria Pinte. Bo ,o os
[10660]ot . “ , i 5 . :
[10663]14-0000
[10665]t. “DESCRIPTION, .
[10667]- Oveiail IL Inpssion. “(heck ihe ist oreropiat. ).
[10669]Mililey athletic, pretiol, “aod scl facile Chet fell i
[10671]1
[10673]2. "Dress. Check the most appropriate.). ne ce } .
[10674]2.01 Well-groomed (natty) ok
[10675]2.02 ‘Neat (well-kept) . OO ie
[10676]2.03. Fastidious (fussy) _ i
[10677]2.04 Overdressed (prissy) é
[10678]2.05 Nondescript. (bland) ; re
[10679]2.06 Underdressed (informal) me
[10680]= 2.07 Casual (indifferent) ° if
[10682]- a h.
[10685]14.90000
[10687]apn Ae eee Conan] ate aT | veg 3 mee at em - oe > tere
[10689]: . ; . Lo
[10691]: . ~ _ . . ann
[10693]. : a : ° ray : X 5
[10695]a a
[10696]fe. si
[10697]z +
[10699]4.01.04 Does he have @ nickname: 7 . - Yes. ‘No X
[10701]. _ th Yes, does he object: to. : Lo . os
[10703]: — ‘being oddressed by his nickname? ; _ Yes Ne
[10704]Boles £005 6 Ls he addressed by a diminutive? st 7 eX Now |
[10705]! | ~ Ushany,, Jocks, Honk, ete. y Te .
[10707]4:01:06 | Dees he have’ ‘any: scars of i other diatigushing _ _ va
[10709]1 * marks? - , : Yes..- No Xx
[10710]Spe M $0, please describes. — toa ae °
[10711]~ t . : “Te -
[10712]: “4.02. “Hales St
[10713], - Color Very light’ : se “tight o a “Medium” Xe .
[10715]_ Grey. or white : Dork - —— Vey dark:
[10716] Weviness" - _ Curly Xe x Avetoge 2 a "Stoight
[10718]; Amount _ Thick, : __-_Aveioge a “= Sparse”
[10719]pee Balding ee Bald<
[10721]“Grooming --
[10723]“Is there onything, ‘ usual abdut hi pair. ¢ “he
[10724]Ut $0, please describe: a
[10728]woe
[10730]" Green. . “" Blue?
[10731]Yellowish Hazel “Light brown. .
[10732]: Brown
[10736]4.03.02 | _Wears eyeglasses .
[10737]Always___ To reed ‘Never x y
[10742]14-0000
[10744]r
[10746]iyeaingatin Sent LESIEO RG SAL orc see te
[10750]Nit
[10752]4.03.04
[10754]t.
[10755]i
[10756]j
[10757]i
[10758]i
[10760]on went al atinteesath ae
[10761]'
[10763]cate 4.03.08
[10764]_ 4.03.07,
[10765]vo 4.03.08.
[10769]4.03.03
[10773]4.04201.
[10777]4,06:07 |
[10779]. Eyeglass lens
[10780]. special mention Wior pleose d érib
[10782]: Does he take ‘off glosses when he speska?
[10783]mo Does he ever wear sunglasses indoors? ; . ,
[10787]Thick: Lo. Average
[10789]-Eyegloss ityle Heavy’ frame
[10791]‘hs s.there anything. unusual about his eyes, that requires.
[10793]‘Does he u use e glosses to geste?
[10795](eo) : Scarred : Liaed
[10796]‘(by 7. Beard”.
[10797]a " Mystache
[10799]Is there snything' unusual ¢ or striking about his skin or skin
[10800]coloring? If so, please describe:
[10802]Bifocal
[10804]Rimless
[10805]Average. frame a: Contoct ts lens a
[10810]4
[10811]Loy
[10812]ran
[10814]Nh
[10817],
[10819]4 +
[10820]Vie
[10821]. a)
[10822]i
[10823].ofa '
[10824]. ot
[10825]ti
[10826]: .
[10827]nat
[10828]an oe
[10830]1
[10832]ethene ieee
[10834]sanraty
[10836]I
[10837]f
[10838]i
[10839]i
[10840]i
[10843]i
[10845]14.90000
[10847]dreessuee  wyee alta satedaanagene ey
[10849]te a een ee tea
[10851]: “05 : +
[10853]- 4.05.01:
[10855]4.05.04'-
[10861]4.96.01
[10863]*:06.05'
[10865]4.06.06
[10868]“4.05.03
[10870]: "tips. . 7 _ cae
[10872]_ Type ~ ras
[10875](eee 7 - \ ‘
[10876]_— - _. an
[10877]7
[10878]“Face: eo a ee
[10879]" Exprossiveness ve "Expressive ___. Average * _-Inexpressive-
[10880]CN Very’ expresive ule ee ety inexpressive . pf
[10881]a . . : ~ 7 . . t
[10882]Po. : . :
[10883]if expresiive, is face” . , Natural a Tense: :
[10885]Winespresive, “Ts face : - - a Reloxed | eo " Decidpan “es . i
[10887]In denéial, are facial responses inopioprate : Appropriate : x ,
[10889]“Is: there” ‘anything “ynowval or striking ‘about his: facial
[10890]expressions? If s0, -please ‘describe: we wa u tevsSe \ he
[10892]arches both eye coms ome Hilts
[10893]hiss bead, backs. — a
[10897]: Tee vently
[10899]If: you have seen him having k his: picture tol ¢ yn
[10900]' ean he smile on command ?, D ;
[10901]Or is “he. wooden and father iI ease?
[10903]ma you have ‘not seen “him havirig his picture ;
[10904]taken, what kind of-a picture do you: think
[10905]he would prefer? ; ; . "Serious Smiling
[10907]Is there anything about his lips or smile that. is univ or |
[10908]striking? {f so, please describe: ©
[10910]14-0000
[10912]“- re yn peen a af ae (nae ee ete et ot
[10915]. ee _ _ —
[10917]Pattee ere Sake
[10919]eo 407) Teeth . _ re
[10920]: \ . 4.07.01 ee Ss ee an Regular x “Average _ a an a
[10922]_ 4.07:02 _ Bo you get the feeling he. clenches his teeth? ° ; No: " foal be ee
[10923]. \ . Yes, under what circumstances? ; — 7 : ; :
[10926]a
[10928]4.07.03 Does he have ¢ any gold teeth, or F unvsuol dental’ work? .
[10930]Protruding “___ Unusyal ae |
[10931]i
[10932]i
[10933]E
[10934]a os nee . : - Yes Na X. |
[10936]i a i Se . . .
[10937]. Poo +. 24.07.04 -- When: he ‘sites, does he eee oe
[10938]of an ae Show his, teeth? eo - Yes. No 4 ;
[10939]; aah Me “Purse his. Nips?” a a Ye Nol
[10940]- ; i ; Put hand over: siguth? . ee No
[10941]j
[10943]: SSR ' 4.07,05_— - Does. he put bie hand over his mouth when talking? . ;
[10944]con . ; Never. C Frequently:
[10946]: ; _ Occasionally : - Mer : -
[10947]; ; . Coler'e ; doi Do White ie “Dull | “Stained: a ° ‘
[10949]le, if: $0, plegse, describe: ee
[10951]. 4. 08.01 Stratghtsess “ . : aie Round-shouldered - Slumped "
[10953]Erect. x< - Stiff
[10955]; 4.08.02 _ Is posture maintained? - : Consistently X_ Variable.
[10957]4.08.03 Shoulders , Broad-shouldered X . Sloping
[10958]; _ Average Narrow
[10961]14-0000
[10963]' i 4.08.08 Body build | Skiany _. Average a _ eowy x Obese
[10964]7 eo. “4.08.05. When, conversing, in what’ direetion does he primarily. aks me '
[10965]ME a leon i in. elation to the other’person?’ - oe re
[10966]ae 4 . : ; Towords cue Away x Neither rn
[10967]{ 4:08.06 Does posture, when listening, differ from, poste when talking? JNO | oe : :
[10968]i are (3 0, Please describe: ; ; :
[10970]4.05.07 2 siting Postire- ae Rélaned’- : “Average a Stitt
[10972]3
[10973]2
[10974]Be
[10975]4. a ne 7 -() > Erect Average. i _ Sluniped = o
[10976]i . . 4,08::08 . Whed. ing a: oUF is he inclined ‘© "To stand “still xX. 4
[10977]i? a, woe » Move about in one place, ae
[10978]° _ | sean against the wall cad a
[10979]+ “sit ‘down éven. though others ore standing, — en oe
[10980]Place his aris on others a re ee
[10983]4.08 .09 = overage, does he Bend over. to come down oe ei vee or
[10985]Yes”
[10987]fi shorter than @ average, ’ dogs he stand up to. ihe groups? 3
[10990]as Yes. ae
[10992]4.09 | Hands: - —
[10993]4.09.01 Dominance Right-handed __Left-handed
[10994]4.09.02 Is he inclined to use his less dominant hand? -
[10996]Frequently Ss» «éRarely ”
[10997]Sometimes Never Bra
[11000]14-00000
[11002]4.09.03.
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[11008]- 4,09,04
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[11017]Oya
[11020]4.09.14
[11022]4.09.15
[11024]4.09.05. “in normal situations, his arms hang
[11026]4:09.06
[11027]" . 4309.07
[11028]4.09.08 -
[11030]os £09.09
[11032]4.09. 10 ‘Afe fingers, :
[11034]Are hands.
[11036]400911
[11037]4.09.32.
[11039]4509 13- : Does he ut his orins on nthe table? ; Often
[11041]Large® X A -Avérage
[11042]Small ___ Very small
[11046]Size of hands . Very large
[11047]His use of his hands is Graceful
[11048]toste | SHAR
[11049]When standing (lking or “Vistening) ‘fe! has a tendency :
[11051]- Put hands in pocket.
[11053]; I he puts hands 3 in pocket he is more likely to pers them i in”
[11054]: . Pants | -_- =. . Coat .
[11056]: wate Clean, not manicured “A ‘Manicured ;
[11057]Ragged Dirty Bitten | =
[11059]a
[11061]if roils ‘are re bitten, to what extent?” pe
[11062]Borely S Averoge ‘Deeply _
[11063]Blunt a . “Average. x : Long
[11065]Average x :
[11067]aa “Callous -. = Rough. .
[11068]Poet ” Soft’ i
[11070]"Smooth
[11072]"Pull, ruby - OF pick nose >
[11073]° Rub back of neck
[11075]_ Run hand é over ‘face or mouth ~
[11076]-Scrateh’é any part’ of his body a
[11079]* . Rorel Never
[11080]Y__
[11082]Does he put his elbiws on the table? Often Sometimes _-
[11083]‘Rarely __ Never ___
[11084]When sitting at o table or desk, does he:
[11085]talk or listen___ with his’head in
[11086]his hands? Often Sonietimes
[11087]: ‘ : Rarely Never
[11089]- Average 4 .
[11090]To open and close his hands ;
[11092]: Run hand over face or hair
[11094]Average _ St
[11096]Never do any of: these things * _
[11099]1409000
[11101]z a . So : : , ;
[11102]fo oo 4.09.16 - When tulking, docs he tend to” . Close his eyes
[11103]i : _ . — Put his hand over his eyes a :
[11104]: ; Bo Often Sometimes ,
[11105]4 4 Aan _ Rarely 7 Never ma 2
[11106]4 _ - °4.09.17.: If he cles of covers his eyes, is s he more inclined to do it :
[11107]i : ee a When Pat tie to make.a- particular point i.
[11108]‘os - a 7 . When listening. to someone eke re
[11109]ne an - oo . |
[11110]4.09.18: - “Does he tap fi Finger on table? | en :
[11111]j ; Never _ _Scemionaly_ Often i
[11112]at . moe ae . - . om -yo-
[11113]i
[11114]7 4.09.19. Is he more inclined te do this when ° - r
[11115]ty SO . a. ! - Totking __ Listening Thinking 7
[11116]a . - : - Y,
[11117]: i ~ 4.09.20 : Does te a ; | * Rattle change I in his pocket - _
[11118]| ee ; Toy with some object . aon
[11119]a 7 re Often | -_ Sometimes.’ J
[11120]. i Lom, oe eo | . ; Rarely — Never--X’ 7
[11121]“ an 4.09.2) “Is there anything unique “about his hands Of orms worthy of ~
[11122]4 . . special ‘mention? le 30, plegie describes: te
[11123]“se 4.10 a _ Feet 7 _ 2 , a pn : ae te . . '
[11124]4: 10.01 _ “Doct he tend to ® ifs iow. {oi seit Left __. ee ‘Mitt _ i
[11125]4 10, 0 :
[11126]& “10.03. =
[11127]4:10.04 : “it 36, whiel Foot iv over the other? —_ -
[11128]© AN0.05 . 7 Doss he: eros eae. ‘Only when he faces ina new direction
[11129]mS : : 2 a As goon 3 he sits down” ee
[11130]~ Shortly after’ he’ sits. down TE
[11131]- a Oécasionally.” :
[11132]Never :
[11134]. 4.10.04 "| Uf he crosses legs, which leg is on top? Left Right
[11136]: ; Depends on how he i is sitting "
[11137]H 4.10.07 Does he change his crossed leg Depends on how he i is facing
[11138]i ; . Frequently" Occosionally Never
[11139]H . _— —_
[11142]14-0000
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[11148]i . 2
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[11152]ij .
[11153]1 :
[11154]+ . . i:
[11155]e aoe - oa an q
[11157]4.10.08 Conpored to most people; does he walk, . oo
[11158]7 . : Faster - Slower _ Same speed .
[11160]mranbeenneen E+
[11162]4.10.09 if he ts out of step wlth you, does he riotice iv “erid get eee rr
[11163]oo ; ia step? _ ; Yes | a. . No : : me o.
[11164]- . a
[11165]4.10.10° In conversation when he becomes intense, does he. a er i
[11166]a Leth. ze --+ +, Uneross his legs and: lean forward ~ . : b
[11167]: incross his legs and ledin backward 4
[11168]: "Cross his fegs and sit upright ° —_ : a
[11169]~ Shift to a mare erect position: xy | pas
[11170]Shift to-a more relaxed: ‘position 8
[11171]Make little change in Position. _ Tes #
[11173]4.10.11 - Are his feet Pes ‘Lorge : __ Average x 7 Small
[11175]4.10.12 — - Ate. his shoes ©: Pointed | 7 Average: ee ‘Blunt 4
[11176]: i - (b) Highly polished .. Average’x’ Not well: ‘kept 4
[11177]4.10.13 . ods there anything ‘about his feet or- legs that. warrants special . es .
[11179]. meation?. If $0, pledse describer os a aa ; ln et A yi
[11181]“4.10.14 o “When his lege ore crossed, does he
[11183]eg
[11187]4.10816 | ba
[11188]ni « Fee when  sndg and ‘talking ina
[11190]oo group?, ; - ; ‘Somietimes = 7
[11191]- : sf 4 [0.17 When woking 2 ore his stepsLong._. * Nowrat x
[11192]i” ‘ : “4:10.18 _ When he wall, dé his ams. . Hong loose oo ae - , 2
[11193]: ; : Swing with his stride. : a
[11195]" Swing, but out of rhythm
[11197]Hang tense
[11199]4.10.19 When he walks, do his toes ;
[11200]Turn out__ Stay straight x Turn in
[11204]10 . oe
[11207]14-0000
[11210]jo - .
[11211]7 we
[11212]fb re Voice: 7 Oe
[11213]: 7 : Aalst = bs his voice teed - , bow __. Medtom High ;
[11214]| . “alse . Doe: he speak 7 - 7 “Quietly ; Averdge x. , Lovdly
[11215]I : ; “4.1.03 - An his native tanguose is his. tone quolity noticeably” _
[11216]; : oe . 7 Louder Quieter _. “About the same xX i
[11217]= 7 . . 4.1.0f - ‘Does fe have a speech :apeinent? ~ oy Nes ___No_X.
[11218]at 4 . . a -,
[11220]_ i Yes, please describe:
[11222]; ae 4.12 as Use of Lonjvags
[11223]: ‘4. 12, ot . | Dos his native 0 longings vocabulary seem , a Rich - ‘Limited
[11224]ae ae noe Average aa Poor
[11226]- 4.12:02 *- tn his: best langues, ‘other than native; is. he
[11227]oo Se ios . Fluent’ - ats Haent
[11229]oe . "Quickly _ ‘ “ Slawly. vee
[11231]i Average xX Not at all wee
[11233]ae “Yes. . —_ .
[11234]"pe nei by steel and by riot and, error”
[11235]: 7 Learn primarily § from textbooks.
[11237]ie his best second language, ¢ con he ‘switch: from kis. native » language a Es ee
[11238]a “Smoothly with little. hesitation ». en .
[11239]Effectively with average hesitation oe
[11240]. ° Slowly with considerable hesitation : :
[11242]Avwkwardly with considerable embarrassment
[11244]Pe 4.12.08 When he misuses Janguage, does he ordinarily appear
[11246]| boa Oblivious of it
[11247]i ae Aware of, but indifferent to ir
[11248]: to . Aware of, and anxious about Ut
[11250]Very oware of it and quite embarrassed
[11252]i ~]-
[11253]s
[11256]. ———
[11257]N
[11258]. —., oo ° H
[11259]; : - . 4.12.07 In general, would you characterize him as. .
[11260]i . Lacenic Average ¥ —— Garrutous _ a
[11261]on A : _ , i
[11262]: 4.12.08 ‘In ordinary conversation, does. the content tend to be primarily 4 .
[11263]; . Personal “Impersonal: °
[11264]a Interpersonal | Guarded \ .
[11265]4 , 7 oe ° 4
[11266]E 4.12.09 In ordinary conversation, Is the content
[11267]4 Boe, re Precise Gnd to the point’! Ve :
[11269]on FO fo - Average . ane ; oy
[11270]. jo: - ; To the point but rambling a —_ . C
[11271]ie . Irrelevant . (Tr TO
[11272]b. So, _ vee oo , oy
[11273]d AAD NO _- Doeshe _ ; ; . Often discuss personel: problems! _ _
[11274]; ! Lae 2 . Se Rarely discuss personal problems aa . _ ob
[11275]: 2 4d2 et Does he u use profanity i in-his native lorigvage? : - _ weg
[11276]a ete Occasionally “Frequently _ a Never! Ko, Ss
[11277]: f - 4.12.12: Does h he use ‘profanity i inan acquired’ languege? ’ ‘
[11278]ae oo _Oecasionally a Frequently Never x.
[11279]i . oso) , - : 3, ‘ . .
[11280]4s ot 4.12.13 . ds there anything hous his mannét of speech or conversational we
[11281]an . : style that is unusual: =~’ _ : : Yes No-* a) ~ . :
[11283]UF Yes; please describe: _ Ce
[11285]. 4.13. Gestures: :
[11287]aig 2 Does he gésturé:whenhe talks? “Always = Somevtimes
[11289]Pe Se ST Never ST. -
[11290]+ ae an a ~ 7 we : 7 as
[11292]iv 4.13.02 - - His most characteristic gestures. = 77 Pointing with-finger, .
[11293]1 “ an wo ' Waving one hainid
[11295], ee re - Sweeping both hands
[11297]i st , a a Chopping both hands — ;
[11299]! -
[11302]1
[11305]14.90000
[11307]eee es poe ee we ee eee eee tenement,
[11309]u ot 4.43.03 When he gestures, the motion is ;
[11310]r . Graceful Average Mechanical
[11312]4.13.04 _ When engaged in conversation, does he tense up.
[11313]Often : _ Rerely
[11314]"Sometimes x Never
[11316]4.13505. Ibis relotively ediy, to tell when he fs really interested i inasubject = = _
[11317]Always Rarely” so
[11318]_ Sometimes * Never =”
[11319]. 4.13.06 - ‘His eyes are very expressive Always ~ Sometimes x XFRarely __ 7 _ 4 :
[11321]4.13.07-—- Mast people. would find his eyes Beautiful Average x ;
[11322]Pleasant Unpleasant 7 “ho
[11323]Sinister. .
[11325]13.06 - He" iaintatis. eye contact - Always . ~ Freavently Xs =
[11326]- " Sometimes Rarély Never :
[11330]4.13.09 ~ Ina group, have you ever seen him store repeatedly otapeson 7: 7 _ io
[11331]_who seemed to intetest: him?. Often_ Sometimes. : Never x vo
[11333]4.13.40 When he admirés Colin with eyes) an attractive gil, _ - op
[11334]he i is 2 .. Obvious. 7 ‘Average. + Subtle x. Coa
[11335]\ have never ‘seenhimdoit 7 ‘
[11336]Have you ever seen him blush? ae . Yes AL No
[11337]ot Yes, describe'the situation: -
[11339]te + Ag. alitieal- ‘Comments, we ne “sueceu full [ly
[11340]oteod. “ata: paety: {i peerent ingtvedieey- Piet
[11341]Ha $e lf were eum nieieatted, mar the’: ton fest
[11345]14-0000
[11348]; |
[11349],-
[11351]|
[11352]. 7 L 8AL4 Sleep {
[11353]i _ £ ‘ . %
[11354]: : ~ 4.14.01 Does he’ - Enjoy sleep and fall off easily? ‘ Yes. No ;:
[11355]met “ Read-or’ ‘walk. to prepare himself. oo a om. . a &
[11357]. Yes No : a poy
[11359]- for. sleep?, Lo : . . .
[11361]- 4.14.02 ~ Does he Rise éaslly?. eS Ne No
[11362]“0 . “2 7 Prefer “To remain abed vat the! Dh ae
[11364]va ec areca turnalaty nese
[11366]ag
[11368]3
[11369]“ez.
[11370]ro .
[11378]1
[11380]seen espe
[11382]oo lost moment? .
[11383]uo 4.14.03. ‘Ishe = An early's storier 2 ;
[11385]A lote starter’?
[11389]4.15.01" To the best of your it knowledge, do you think 1 most women
[11391]or oo would Find hia 5+. Charming” Pleasant “Average. ;
[11392], : ' |. Unpleasant Very unpleasant - :
[11394]PE a Sepuaill Rac xX
[11395]; 4.15.02: To: the best of your knowledée, do nee an ve —
[11396]at would ‘find hin ; > Charming _ Plegiant _ Average x
[11397]: uo : Unpleasant . Very unpleasant) __ Lie
[11401]4.15.03 , _ Without prior: ivowledge, ify you, sow hien on the strech; would: , Co Poo
[11402]° he impress ‘you os a “Neadesetipt___ . Avefage X_ x Str king: Po
[11404]"4.15.06 Without prior knowledge and on: the basis of idoks clone, which .
[11405]: Loos of the followie do } jhink’ he int be? ° 7 °
[11407]Executive!
[11409]"Professional . .
[11410]“Military Officer a ane Che
[11411]+ Artist: “of some type po Lo ett |
[11413]7 “4:15 05: - . ts there anything particularly striking ond nd wéety ‘of further ; we Thee
[11414]se explanation about the overall impression: he aly | ef |
[11415]HF 50, please. ‘describe: - : “ :
[11417]pe _ “conspicvauthy athlete, |
[11418]fo a “Looks like 7 boxes. wo,
[11423]14-00000
[11426]re I. BACKGROUND
[11427]° - 5. General
[11428]me a “ 5.01- Ethie Backgrounds
[11430]'5.0F.01- Please describe his ethnic backaround. _
[11432]Slawe - blond
[11434]apt nity endear rennet ih hie otk I TTS SE
[11436]5.01.02 “How does he « comipare with athens of this background? * Like most a
[11438]mo . . . A stereotypes
[11439]_ Not like most
[11441]A would never guess ‘his background.
[11443]5.02 - Coitueal ‘Background:
[11445]4
[11447]* en ee 5.02.01. If he had his. personal choice, do you think he is the kind of
[11448]be Pe _ Person who living in o foreign culture. would
[11449]re ee . . °. Newer: change. his accustomed way of fiving.”
[11450]op ES ; i ob tebe “ ~~ Maintain his accustonied way of living but °
[11451]ne - oe re - - . show some interest in the. local culture
[11452]a nen : Show some interest ‘in the local culture ond odapt his ways KO
[11454]Go native if he hod. his chance.”
[11456]Compe ‘ ied his. own n group, ‘he i is-just ‘fike all the rest of them a ,
[11457]- ; . Somewhat different thon, most.of them __-
[11458]z : _ Unique’ 2 EL.
[11462]“ . 5.03.01 - What is his ediclion bockround? ‘Please describes. :
[11465]14.90000
[11467]cece ee EN LC AATECIR SS AMS
[11468]’ 7 a E
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[11470]Lo, a ces
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[11475]1
[11477]", 5.03.02. In your’opinion, “compared to most people i in his ‘culture with a
[11479]ol : similar background he - - ‘Isos well-educated
[11480]_ : . Bem . * “Is better-informed
[11482]ee — - ‘Appears better educated than’ he clains-
[11484]ye : _ , Appears less educated than he claims. x
[11485]:1 cannot conceive of him having the background he lates
[11487]con cement teen CANT TIT Oe ace y
[11489]fo Meegeeete on one te = ot
[11491]: A i you doubt his background, Please comments
[11492]bee General Impression off Bac Ksround (Cheek the ‘most oppropriate) a
[11493]. ; 6-01 Strong and rugged (a thon’ ‘8. man) ; _ x —
[11494]; -- aq: , 6.02 Strong, rugged, but independent @ ‘elF-suffictent loner) °
[11496]8.03 7 Compassionate, sensual and vnderstasdiig (0 woman's wei)
[11498]6.04 a Moody, einoticral, ‘ond sometimes bitter (he *nisundentood” ,
[11500] % 65 Foithght, infeligent, ond ‘esponsible (he ofeiona won) te” So,
[11502]~ Proficient 1 avelligemt, Bnd intense (the tee i
[11504]- 4 7. Sensitive, cultured, ‘ond sophisticated (the “Madison Avenue" o
[11506]iran) A nh , el —— sy emma 8
[11508]6.08.
[11509]6.09 None ofthese © a oe
[11510]2 ; t would describe him. as: ; Sos : 7 . "
[11511]i
[11512]_otlée
[11514]ne LL I DA
[11517]14-00000
[11519]7
[11523]_ 7.03 -
[11525]57.05.
[11527]iti, SOCIAL BEHAVIOR.
[11529]General. Apress on. (Cheek the most oppropriate.).
[11531]‘The kind of. a mon: -who i is  uivallly punctual, inclined to greet every-
[11533]one. informally ond who ¢ oppears.to be comfortable with hiraelf
[11535]“When he enters @ room: eo ;
[11537]x
[11539]The kind of @ man who i is always punctual, inclined to greet —
[11541]_ 7 everyone somewhat “awkwardly and who appears to be uncom=_
[11543]fortable when he enters @ room.
[11545]“the kind of + mon n whose punctuality i is unpredictable; who } ig
[11547]inclined to be very worm rand. friendly with everyone he knows,
[11549]and who: “appears confident when he enters groom...
[11551]: The kind of man who i is: punctual when he mokes a date, bit”
[11552]. who i is inclined to cancel engagements rather often, inclined .
[11554]_ to greet only those people he hos met before. and i is somewhat :
[11555]. ‘retiring or stondoffish. when he enters a room.: ‘ :
[11557]~The! kind of man who i is- inclined to kes ys you ‘waiting but is’
[11559]. gracious and attentive wher he arrives, inclined tobe pre>.. ;
[11561]cisé-and. Proper: as he greets everyone ond can’ ‘Be’ “quite:
[11563]-17- id
[11569]Vereen
[11572]14-0000
[11574]i
[11575]. i.
[11576]7.08 The kind of man who i is often quite late—and indifferent ,
[11577]. : about it—inclined to be shert and curt in his greetings oo : . os
[11578]_ and is sometimes awkward when he enters. a@ room.
[11580]moe, | would describe him ost.” SC i oe
[11582]ne - 7 a = 8.0 : Mecting Peoples
[11584]- 8.01 , “Whien he shakes hands’ a “Does he. move ‘toward: you
[11585]my o's oF ‘Do you most often have tor move" @ toward him x
[11587]8.02 . - “Win he shakes 2 hand % 5 his: arip : Very firm _ Average — - , oS
[11588]LS . RT nye Firm x. Weok
[11590]Lime“
[11592]t
[11594]i
[11597]po 7 + 8.03 - When he shakes hands, doeshe> "Pump your hand
[11598]i ce ee St -- Squeeze your hand a . Lo -f
[11599]i ok ve ce ee os Let You do ol the York So -
[11602]4 “ts there aaything abou the way he Ske thofds worthy of
[11603]~ ‘special n méntion?, if $0, pleased describe'’ Tae, _—_
[11605]‘When’ hei is first jathdduced, does ha” a Bo
[11606]ee Look. the Person. in the eye to. whom hei is being introdvced ~
[11607]er ‘Cock his head ‘toward the tiitroducer’ but
[11609]7 . . : vo... i dook. ar the person | to- whom ‘he is being introduced". ane
[11610]Te an . Cock his. head ond look ot neither is
[11612]H
[11613]i
[11615]na
[11617]i
[11618]J
[11620]t
[11627]- . eee tele aoe
[11629]. . - ceoempeuere : = ew -
[11632]14-00000
[11635]*, 8.06 / Wheri ne first heats a. name, he ::
[11637]“Does rothinig obvious to Temember ie wt
[11639]“hist ‘the perion ‘to 2 whine is Pins intréduced ~
[11640]: 2 = te to repeat | the: nome
[11642]ee ancl pul it away, without veading Tho
[11643]ee ae ‘s vs Stick iri in his. pocket without reading i it. ,
[11645]\ 8.08° 5 “When Introducing’ someone, does he do: 30
[11647]With ease and’ “gra
[11649]to oo Mariés, 3 cous od on the” ‘woman
[11650]bee 4 $0, please explain: - ‘
[11653]14-0000
[11657]. _ oe
[11661]a : -
[11663]. be tle rae - ew ae oe LE 7 ‘ a * - > .
[11666]' :
[11667]4
[11669]. oN * i
[11671]’ . . ny * ba
[11672]. a i
[11674]: . a
[11676]@ next p ‘person almost at thes some time t
[11678]“Has bi ever asked yor 6
[11679]previously introduced him?
[11682]14-0000
[11684]/ i : _
[11685]j .
[11686]. s a , 9.01.03 . Does he use his own eg” : Lighter _ ‘Matches,
[11687]v3 nea for oliaht ee : - a _ :
[11689]y . :
[11690]pe i 2001.04 Ay he tha kind OF person wld -
[11692]. Very marked:
[11693]Noticeable
[11695]4 aoe a we oa aoe 7: :
[11696]. re ee ee Barely noticéable
[11697]rs oo re . No stain:
[11700]14-0000
[11702]ut out a’cig :
[11703]Seem to put ¢ out cigarettes’ ina ) normal: manner’
[11705]about how he puts out a cigorett
[11708]14-00000
[11712]_ Eating: -
[11714]9.02101 isk hismode of:
[11716]; Whe ing out
[11718]} very, difficult for:him to. selec }
[11719]21 Waits to heer. what. his companion ‘orders-and orders same thin
[11720]. a : Always knows what he. wants very quickly —
[11722]9.02.12: _ when eating out, he is- me - . ‘ _
[11723]TO : : ‘Somewhat extravagant when.he’ knows you ore. poying .
[11724]Very cost-conscious when he knows he is poying
[11726]Very cost-conscious no matter who is paying
[11727]Generally indifferent about cost no-matter who i is Poying |
[11732]14-0000
[11734]“9.02.18.
[11736]9002.19.”
[11738]én unfamiliar ways
[11740]ne ae -.9403.03" A ‘sensval, eater wha knows afl the reitovrants and. their native: ;
[11741]Poe 2 specialties.’ He is very anxious to have others try disheshe- oe 7
[11742]: ; has discovered. He eats with obvious pleasure,. sovorshis, me
[11743]smokes, and though-rarely gauche, he is more.aware of his - vo “
[11744]food than his manners.. It is easy to imagine him cooking and
[11745]serving special dishes to his Friends. a tt
[11747]ca
[11750]14.90000
[11752]on
[11754]pet aa . m4
[11756]; more than ea ing t but his. table:t manners creredted! to what= a
[11757]. sever situation. he ‘ db is easy to imagine. him faking an” Le
[11759]ee a ically thon, with alo He revel tries to 7 ,
[11760]‘ i may be o little awkward
[11762]A gourme? eater “whi he imarked. aid vatted sophisticated |: _
[11763]. food: tastés.- Dining i is quite a ritual with him, and atmo- |
[11764]«Sphere ‘and service ore almost os important asthe food. He. -. .
[11765]ul ard fultured ¢ dt table and smokes In the. same. 2
[11766]y to imagine dim Poewe ,
[11767]‘food’ by gendlelight.
[11770]14-0000
[11773]7 -
[11777]“2 . i
[11778]3 - mS q
[11779]i 5
[11780]i 9.06: | Drinking: . . so \ a 7 :
[11782]9.04.01 Does he drink? _ —Notatall - Avérage & e
[11783]A little". Heavily
[11785]Does he drink
[11787]‘on foriral-a ‘Qecasions- oily”
[11788]offer. works, ‘ot homes.
[11790]Ma beRE RT nt AEST RUN HOM
[11794]His favorite ajink i is:
[11796]He prefer. Cocktail
[11797]_ Stroight shots
[11799]% Go ‘out “of his way | to.get
[11800]Usually wait vatil osked
[11801]os Always wait until -osked.
[11805]‘Is he conventionally aware. of his native diinks ond offer them
[11806]: when appropriate?. —- “Yes. .No:
[11808]i ' “Does he'rofely mention his native drinks ‘and not "push® i “then?
[11809]pee : Yes No
[11811]he oo ae
[11814]14-0000
[11816]_ Some. change -_
[11817]A definite change
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[11823]1 -_
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[11825]a . 7
[11827]3 none “
[11829]- - - eine ey Rip ee eee ee ae Anh MER ER a Se o> ae ee Be vst us
[11833]~ ~ a |
[11834]* . SS ' \ .
[11836]; : 9:08: ia as you hoye rot. seen n him druck, would | you prediat that when ae at 7
[11837]. * devi: he ‘would: ‘become “Tr. + Meryactive. "Very passive. wae ; _
[11838]; |
[11840]New unplecrait father plessont
[11842]his eyes “and prea manner
[11843]_ Obviously looks hung over and j is. quite voeal about
[11844]~ how bad he feels: -
[11845]* Does not took hung over in spite of wha he sors
[11847]; 9.04. 20 “ts there oiiything, special about his dion habit thot requires
[11848]. : cmention? if $0, please ‘describes. o : _,
[11850]AL téad dinker who bvicusly. enjoys betes oh “ ‘tn
[11851]che, cari be saitewhat chatriin w
[11853]nid sor nevimhes asks others tll peop they like him. Givesaa 7 an we .
[11854]impression that he could become quite disgusting if he got poe uo
[11856]very drunk. |
[11857]-28- ee . i
[11858]; Fae a et et kee Sr
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[11864]9.05.05
[11866]amass merece tetra be aa,
[11868]A light drinker whe paces. 5. hig: tins. ‘He se seems to: oo drink only. .
[11869]‘because: itis socially necessary. As.o-perty progresses. he: Mt we
[11870]‘tends to become aloof and distant: Is likely to-continue to - iy
[11872]- - Aatk about his work even. n.when it, is § Fnoppropriates
[11875]Ferouts Oftea becomes suite sarcastic about: ‘others*” e
[11877]10,01 Driving Behovior: ©. - : .
[11879]Unusually. adept manner
[11880]Avefage of conventional manner
[11881]Unusually inept manner
[11882]° , He does not drive
[11884]10.01.01 He drives a car-in an
[11888]168 tae SEROMA ned anne PARE A ANN
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[11896]TR a em ae Sem ag me a ee eee Te weet fe eee.
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[11898]a 7
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[11902]’ os . .
[11903]+ . ° 3 he
[11904]j . . a nee
[11905]fr 4 ~ toy
[11907]ed Pa.
[11910]He pays. tile attention ‘tor 0 his ‘tiving -
[11911]- : He Poys average ottention to-his driving
[11912]_ His driving i is- robviouily “mor mpottant than: his ‘conversation
[11914]_ Compared wlth; his zelleaiues, his: interest in foreign cars: is: ~ A. ee
[11915]nara “2° About the’ same ae
[11917]‘care 2 and figintenance of autoriobiles i is A
[11918]_, Unusual Average! ;
[11920]“. Equivalent to ioit- of his: Salida” cee
[11921]slent to:the: ‘courtesy ‘of most: peoples ksiow i tae
[11922]“Unusual in. that’ hei is very. courteous and’ cautious © :
[11924]the. 5 best: oF your owed, fe is the bind of person on'nho
[11925]oT . Can learn’ hovi ‘te ie
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[11932]10.01.10 When driving with. -someone ‘else, is- ho. the. kiad of person: ‘who: _ :
[11933]aoe is very, relaxed and relatively indifferent to the driving? . - Tw
[11934]- - . : _ . No, an . Yes
[11935]“ WOOT as he. the kind of person “he “Would never drive whee. drinking _
[11936]i - Is inclined: 16 be. ‘owore wher’ he. should’ not drive -
[11937]» Would, always insist on deivings, even when, drunk
[11938]a ate - a . - _ When it is cpprcpriaie an ‘
[11939]wa _ Almost: tele . 2 Nevér —
[11940]a 0
[11941]Pa io. 03, ae Borsa great: deal of walking 7 ao :
[11942]: * Walks ain ' average amount. woe
[11943]; : : Wed 1 you we valk ith him; hic most } aften : - Keeps poce with fou. 7 4
[11944]: . Forces yous to keep vp. with fim : -
[11945]ié right i ;
[11946]¢ in, a 2 Fairly. parallel’ motion
[11947]. : ‘Switig inword | 7
[11949]“Erect! ‘with: head do
[11950]: Bent forward but ‘eyes up
[11952]aa 2 7 ~” 10502.07 “When he reefs gorieone hé knows. on the. street, his ‘face ., foe '
[11954]: Ce Lights up
[11955]i. - , . i Shows @ average ‘or appropriate expression ~~ :
[11956]| : . SO, _ Rarely changes expression .
[11957]| . . 7 ?
[11958]po -al- .
[11959]po 3 | |
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[11963]14.90000
[11965]. 10.02.08 Is there: anything unusual or striking about his gait or manner
[11966]2 ‘ _of walking? If $0, please describe: lo
[11968]verdll-impre' nof. #deiving ond walking behaviats :
[11969]Che kt enost appropriate deseripti _
[11971]‘= 10.03.01" An active; a vi dual with a purposeful strida; tho oppears
[11972]Se to have g very, practical mind. He enjoys "fixing. things,” OP :
[11973]pears to-have sound knowledge’ of automobiles, and drives ina:
[11974]reloxed efficient. manner « : wo
[11976]10.03302 “An active. individual iho fs is somewhat stondoffish ‘Gr negative)
[11978]Slant). F toward others. His stride is, fast’ and jnterit. .He dppéars.to. ~
[11980]LS have. practical mind, is qui te posséstive. and-protective dnd «
[11982]is reluctant fo share his possessions with others. He “fixes: *
[11984]_ :things" in a matter-of-fact way, appears to" have good Know=*
[11986]; * ledge of ‘dutomobiles,’ Gnd. drives i ing determined dl Gsometiines a
[11987]Lt even n hosti le): but. efficient, manners .
[11989]Y 403.03 ~ Ri active, ‘alert ine ividval..w vi
[11990]: uc Gppears most, of the time to:
[11993]- . @utémobiles but drives in o ‘Yomewhat fechani éal or iahly ..
[11994]controlled manner. Coyne nn . - ~
[11996]10.03:06 A well-contrélled individual who is often somewhat. _preoceu~
[11997]' ‘pied even in‘his walk. When he takes time to. "fix things” he.
[11998]oe - does so with intensity ond precision. He-is often very well
[11999]ae read about automobiles and. ceres for his cor or sees thot it is
[12000]cared ‘for meticulously. However, when involved in conver=
[12005]14-0000
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[12008]™ a j
[12009]am
[12010]- ; - _ “gation of otherwise preoccupied, he con sometimes be ‘quite mo |
[12011]i . 9 dongerous drivers . vas i t
[12012]bees 100807 A well-controlled individual whe hes @ glide: (or rade Negros tn
[12015]H ppeors have relatively I littlerknowledge of we
[12016]) es. and: ta
[12018]cing, “things” nd.is inclined te ‘ignore or, throw ¢ ‘aw y
[12019]ngs thot do-not work.- Hé appears to have i#tle tate
[12020]in or knowledge: about-automobiles ‘and his driving sho
[12022]Itis sonietion s frightening to ride with, hime: t :
[12024]open gerne am ated
[12026]. °
[12028]i
[12029]er +
[12030]po oge .
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[12037]As a. colléetor ig he i havid
[12039]a dedicate od
[12041]“Antistic (painting, ceramics, etc.)
[12042]"Mechanical (motors, hi-fi-building, - ete. )
[12043]_ Ski (woodworking,. model building, ete:)
[12044]Intellectual (special periods i in history, |
[12046]tive (group dancing, such ‘Tight §
[12048]- i. ping pong, bowling or, volleyball)
[12049]‘Outdoor (huatin: Tahir soll, rare)
[12050]a Soéial (ches
[12052]“bail games, ‘etc. 5
[12053]* Mentel amusement- {crossword puzzles,” anos:
[12054]: : _ grams, cryptogrars)
[12056]"Describe the kind of dancing you | have seen him do: o
[12058]Poehoot Cuma DiAS
[12064]14-00000
[12066]“10.04.05: _ “Doss he play. chess? .
[12067]7 “_. HYes, do you know he is “00d
[12068]know hei is an avera @ ployer.
[12070]‘ere he i ‘is os
[12072]10:04:07." ls: fe the wid of person saith ‘chon you. ould like to. ploy poker? -
[12073]It Noy, explains a
[12075]Have yoir heard’ in ‘sing? |
[12076]it FMese | is his voice > good Z
[12078]r : Hos he eVer mentioned hav’ ng ‘ e :
[12080]lt Yes, give details? - er
[12081]mE a
[12082]i 10.04.13. Does he participate in an.active sports? a Yes 7 No ;
[12083]:. . Uf yes, describe: 7 oo, m7 :
[12084]i 7 doa.
[12085]4 -35-
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[12093]Te ee ot mee tee mates Mee
[12096]“ e “AE. No, what i is your guess ror the kind ‘of sport. thet. would -
[12097]interes him most: ;
[12098]eo! fate is noe the. sports: type. ,
[12099]- ‘ - ¥ orts s (football, rugbys :
[12101]i _ 10.04.16 2 _ Does: he Slay olf? eT eon 7 4 t
[12102]a ae Sl.” LUBY es; does he take. golf § very seriously. ~ take.golf in’on average a
[12103], . 7 . - MOY, ~ ‘take golf indifferently _ : ‘ an ae — .
[12104]. - Asi a ‘golfer; lo” you ‘know hie i is gosd
[12106]“be lieve he i is ; probably averdge™ ~~
[12108]2 know. he. is, ct in average player
[12109]be i ieve “hiesi ds probably, a poor player
[12111]“10.04.16.- °- HE: you are’a 2 glen, is “he the kind kg person yeu would like is play. with?
[12112]. an : : . : Yes pe ale
[12114]» Hos. hie ever. rientioned parficipoting iA sports:in ‘the post?” YesiN |
[12116]pa 1 ee ot Af Yes,-give ‘details (include any mention he. may ‘have .
[12117]gk . , made of medals, trophies, téeam riembership, etc.):
[12118]Se . Bown . oe
[12122]14-00000
[12124]; 10.04.20°° ; Have you. ever’ head 6 ényone descr him as an athlete?’ ‘Yes 7S Xs No
[12125]a : LE Yes, give details: : . :
[12127]> eve eye one. _ . cs : . .
[12129]We he the Ried, of person ‘whos is very ‘mich preoccupied with. h keep
[12131]. “ing in shape. . noon.
[12132]“works ot keeping
[12134]‘shows little interest in keéping in .
[12137](104.227
[12139]* Hos" he « ever indicated an, interest in a wight lifting? . Yel. 2 No.
[12140]a Yes,-explai - -. ots - :
[12142]a) ‘dusculor,” ‘aihletie. type ¥ strong,”
[12143]“well-built type”. “a-somewhat. flabby |
[12144]type oa) ‘flabby, ynothletic type a
[12145]an effeminate type: ere
[12147]mo Playboy x Sports iMaoted.. X tif
[12148]"Field. and Stream ~ ic:
[12150]"Better Homes ‘and Gardens «2. Po Tn
[12151]+Keayon. Review’. ce Ramparts _ _ Scientific Rimetican.__
[12153]Christion. Science Me Monitor
[12155]Can't imagirie him reading an American magazine
[12157]14-0000
[12159]4
[12161]henenogeet see et!
[12163]10.04.26 + Wheat books, Pony hove you heard him mention. as hove. read ond J enjoyed?
[12165]i
[12166]1 |
[12167]V
[12169]10.04.27
[12171]a movie . ’ the- theater”
[12173]a soccer mah, i ball iy Fah
[12175]Delegates: work
[12176]Can't delegate «
[12177]Productive--
[12178]Think type".
[12179]Organized
[12180]Disdrgenized
[12181]Feels work is*not
[12182]“opprecisted.
[12184]and, Feguiations
[12185]An innovater
[12187]Hei ig. ‘courteous to them:
[12188]Worties about. them,
[12189]Couldn't care less
[12190]They fear hiin
[12192]: Believe he is just
[12194]4 He tokes credit for their
[12196]: work
[12197]: Gives credit where-due
[12198]i See him socially
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[12207]4 \
[12208]3 . Superions ; . ae . Doi
[12209]f- Trust his jedginent . a : Z ; a na!
[12210]Co, ve ‘bike him __ :
[12211]Se. “> Dislike him | — ae
[12212]OE, : ee Delegate’ responsibility wane foo che -
[12213]oh eS ee to hime le woe Q
[12214]° Bee See him socially a ee i
[12215]77
[12217]Lo IMs EMOTIONALSET
[12219]* 11501.07. Jo his relations with ster woul yew consider him ‘Shy. ;
[12220]BM s core) pets oO ‘ Guarded 37
[12221]“Conventional and correct
[12222]Seg
[12224]"11.01.02 7
[12226]Ww 01,03. +
[12228]do you thik he. is.a 1 person what >
[12229]oe : . of Loses: his tempet eoiily -
[12230]we Soe ee, Hos a quick temper bur holds it well ~~
[12231]a Boe "Has a normal temper Oc vets
[12232]“Hos an even temper and is rarely ruffled .
[12233]Has an unusual amount of tolerance and
[12234]would almost never lose his temper
[12236]. 101, 08 “Is general
[12238], 11.01.05 Have you ever seen him lose his temper? No Yes
[12239]If Yes, give a short description ‘of the incident, including
[12241]how he reacted. .
[12242]t
[12244]1
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[12257]: . ~ _~,
[12258]; 7
[12260]: a
[12263]-.. - : . ee oe . _ _ ee
[12265]j 7102, ” Humor:
[12267]: 102,01 “Is he. a Person whos: you" . - 7 Hove: never seen ‘pease any
[12268]gg Have: frequently § Seen. tecse someone”
[12270]7 . ‘Cannot Imagine ever tecsing’ enyon
[12271]“Consider ‘his ‘teddeney: to tease Tike that of mest. pecple
[12273]yl te 1102.02. Us he ¢ a peisgin.. a ‘Wh obviously” ‘cannot: stale teasir
[12274]ee ee re Whoin most. people: enjoy teasing
[12275]qo wa Po , “Whom most people would: never consider teasing
[12276]a : - Who-obviously- likes tobe teased: _
[12278]oan - ou 11.02.03. - “His sense of humor is “- About like that.of mest peoole on
[12279]ae : soot _ Notably: absent __; Clever . . Subtle
[12280]__. Heavy, x Glee
[12282]11.02.04” Does he tell jokes ond Snecdatés?: |
[12284]= 11.02.05 . Be d sty teller, he- is “ Vey ood i Averone _
[12286]“is he a more” e inclined to tell a story ao Ted a ‘group of tpsople_X x
[12287]2 lo. Quietly toa friend or acqua
[12289] in,o2tos
[12291]mprés: on.of tempare t anid sense. of hum
[12292]_ (Check the. most oppropri : dés iption.) - :
[12294]11:63. ov Heise hesrtyé hale fel Low, w svghs with aint and Bleasure. -
[12295]“His he mor is: forthright, not su te,and. @lthough ‘he-is sométinies ~
[12296]t nobles Most
[12298]‘11.03.02. ~ Hel isa ‘a hearty fellow who, when he tovshe,. does s so with’ cons
[12300]: siderable gusto. However, he is frequently dour and sometimes .
[12302]Eo, ° ; .— infolerant and somewhat humorless. His humor-.is direct, even
[12303]Be . vo. crude, cnd at times, inoppropticte. He tends to be the kind of | ;
[12305]OT —— yperson who loughs more at people than with people. _
[12307]14.90000
[12309].
[12311]Ret M es Chat pape meno ane
[12312]t
[12314]11.03.03 Heisa good~ ~humored fellow who sometimes can be considered:
[12315]jolly. and carefree. His humir i is cléver and well timed. He. is
[12316]‘quite: sénsitive to the moods ‘and feelings of others. and often’
[12318]cai do. good ‘job oppropriately livéning up a: party. “Although
[12319]something. of a tease, he is never. cruel or insensitive.
[12321]11.03.04 ‘He is. enérally a rather: quiet and somiéwhot complaceai
[12322]who, ot.times, ¢an be. surprisi ingly gay. ond. satefrees.
[12323]when gay... he sometimes. overdoes it and causes some Stiain for ~. -
[12324]_ _ these’ ground him. ‘His humor is often cleyer but he can. n be: Co. nn
[12325]quite s sofcostic and” evan biti ng ‘on occosion. : g
[12329]11.03.05 "He. ic an \ urbane fellow; ‘generally quite conventional ond ¢ oppro=
[12331]‘priate. He does not necessarily oppear to bea humorless: “person,
[12332]ense of humor. it is sometimes diffi=
[12334]a ‘dood, humor because of. the.’ “woy::
[12336]s
[12337]arene ae tatty at rn eA NOT AMER MS IRAE PGA 5
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[12340]11.03.08
[12342]fig in the right sort of setting.
[12343]aristocratic quality
[12345]11.03.09. « None of these fit; | viould
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[12350]; ol ee erties 2 pene meee cee Na ety aS cao relate nN RR I A A AA
[12353]a 2. ; I
[12354]a. é » 42.01 - “Gener wot . “ os ao Pos : . dee - nas 7 .
[12355]a: mo 12.01.01 ‘Are his atiinydés ‘about Sex. ne a - aa :
[12356]ai oe me eS Very abseure
[12357], Is - piffiauit, to: determine”
[12358]ob ~ ‘About overage a for his culture ond- background
[12359]as . : . _ Clearly. uninterested
[12360]oe ~ . oo _ 7 a an ‘Indifferent ~
[12361]e woe soe a os : ne Cleerly ee -
[12362]* ~ oo 12:01.02: ~ ‘in the preserice of women, he is” “Stilted.. "Conventional 7 =:
[12363]: tes a a Flirtatious 3 x : Volgar
[12364]: i et ror _ Hostile 2. “tndiffereat
[12365]“Often : 7 - © Never- :
[12368]a > Cain! ¥ imagine him ever gaing *
[12369]| have i no dea wat hes thinks ‘of “gieliet ‘shows von
[12372]14-00000
[12378]12.01.06
[12380]12.01.07
[12384]420TH
[12386]“Yes is he
[12388]_ in his relations with: ‘woinen, “does he oi
[12389]Generally ‘act in accordance with his: age ‘ond experience 7
[12391]i Yes, ‘what did she say? : 2 J Not
[12393]ay
[12397]: ‘Do you have any idea how he feels about prostitutes? - Yes
[12398]. No
[12400]Tf No, d do you think: he fs the: type who would go to a prostitute
[12402]Canfot i imagine him. visiting a prostitute
[12403]Hove’ nothing: to base an opinion on |
[12405]Obviously negativistic toward prostitute
[12407]. _ Generally: act: somewhat immature and indppropriate | for:
[12408]: oo vos his age andexperience
[12409]fog. dl 1 2) Show considerable facility ond poise
[12410]_ Show  Eonsiderable: unedsiness of awkwardness
[12412]“la describing a an ottiactive woman, is he i indst ince. to. mentia
[12413]: Her haié “Breasts
[12414]; “Eyes Clothes
[12415]ee ‘Figure ; Personality 7
[12416]Senta th, . DS 7 . » begs “Hove no idea, -
[12418]Have you ever heard hit described i ‘in any woy by a woman? Yes. X
[12420]Ot etee | Mi vee:
[12424]Which of: the, fallo ing: ‘best describes, him?
[12426]ny, lusty, man n who shows little: ‘embarrassment, aboit"
[12427]worrien “oppropriataly, ‘but makes little: effort fo -
[12428]intration-and ottraction-: He appears’ virile. and--
[12429]it'with, women, and most women seem, te like it it.
[12430]He-is an centhy, lusty. man "who on o¢casion-can be crude’ or
[12431]even vulgar. He treats women rather harshly, und can become.
[12432]quite pushy when. attracted to. a woman. He seems to be very
[12433]proud of his virility. Many women would be offended or ce-
[12434]buffed: by his aggressiveness, but this does not seem to bother
[12435]him.
[12437]saute toward pros tutes | —
[12438]_ Interested da pf tifutes =
[12440]is
[12442]Hy i rrareneares yommaennectiest heme cau, oS ate
[12444]x
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[12450]3.
[12452]12.02.03
[12454].
[12456]12.02.09
[12458]"12.02.05 -
[12462]. almest: ‘toa foult, ond i is inclined to-go out of his way’ to —_
[12464]sane
[12466]He is a somewhat sensual, father soft man-who is very consid :
[12467]erate of women. He’is prose to hold a wamani's hand overly
[12468]long when talking to her and: Frequently puts his arms. cround
[12469]women he admires. He oftén- uses flattery and complimerits,
[12470]but does so rather graciously. Mast. women oh tually like his.
[12471]attentiveness.
[12473]oo
[12475]“-eyes ‘when‘he. “thie noone ls: alow ot He is also prone to -
[12476]brush. dgainst or touch women: “accidental " whenever he: ‘gets.
[12478]Hei is'a self-confident, rother polls ished p person + who i is pioper 7
[12479]‘and conventional: with either | men or, women. Hei is- ane
[12481]‘Ina group,, hie aleve ‘beh:
[12482]usually ¢ can be! ‘quite efficies t
[12484]“of the air of a arofesstonal man about: himis - He is soltie,
[12486]light @ woman's ‘cigarette or see that she i is Properly. token
[12488]a .
[12489]“Hei isa o iomewhab shy ‘and indifferent pers j
[12490]People « consider ‘ddd or unusual: He shows’ ‘little or 1 : :
[12491]interést-in women in’ public.” In Generol, he i isa press a
[12492]cupied person who only seeks out people with si imi lar :
[12493]interests. There is an: ascetic, -asexual air about him ;
[12494]most t of the time.
[12496]-!
[12498]None of these fit. | would describe him ass
[12502]semen mee soem tae sane
[12504]14.90000
[12506]t
[12508]_ - mo
[12510]j \
[12512]: f V. FAMILY SET . i
[12514]3. Marital- Stotus:
[12516]a a “13.0 we - Ws he’ maivied?,
[12522]anc weer ett IES AHEM A
[12524]* 43:01 .02 : * Dect his wife. go out socially. with hi or . lene ae veers
[12525]we aes tee : ,Never___ ‘Seldom ux “Aveioga_— : Often _ fee ;
[12527]. - 13.01.03 2 Is his wifes lider. than ho. - -eboit his: “age: clos ae
[12528]- oS ; yourger thanhe cson't tel se Be “4 i
[12530]. 13.01.04 i Is his wife: unusually -cttractive. ° “altractive to on overage degide Son.
[12531]os vat, Le unusually vnattractive TT Bae 8 = a
[12533]pecking, ig his wife: sociolly’poiseds.— :
[12534]to ; - socially adequate Se
[12538]is he: very’ “attentive- fo ‘hii wife-
[12539]> os | -appre jatély. ‘attentive to his wife.
[12540]‘indifferent towards, his wife. .
[12542]a “ “ “| : St 13.02.02: “An pul 1 ist his wife very oftentive to him 6
[12543]: Se 2 appropriately attentive to him ‘
[12544]indifferent to him
[12545]13.02.03 Would you ‘characterize his wife as:
[12546]: : aggressive _—ss domineering independent
[12547]: : complacent __ __ submissive dependent
[12550]Fa ene ee tate
[12552]13.02.04 In the orea in which she lives, does she oppeor to be: _
[12553]very satisfied . normally satisfied very dissatisfied
[12555]13.03. : ; “Have you been, to their’ homme? Yes _ - No
[12556]13.03.01 — Are the Wiving quarters: uniivally nicé, fot thea area:
[12557]Cae wat mo, typical of the area: : —
[12558]eR ~ nusvolly” poor: for thie area.
[12560]13.03.02 . Ate’ they, o esa a couple: ‘unusuelly good hosts _ “good hosts ;
[12562]; unusually poor hosts
[12563]: 13.03.03" 7 : Does the wife seem: very comfortable asa hostess: “ “
[12564]Ls adequate as. hostess : somewhat tense. as: a hostess. -
[12565]we very ‘Uncomfortable: asa hostess . .
[12567]he
[12571]~ 13.03.05 a in ‘general, their fonishiogs are: - unusvelly dra
[12572]toe conventional __ Unusually nice _
[12574]bvigusly very inferested i in her home: re ;
[12575]intereste ai in ni her home ¢ as: sithost. women nthe area at
[12577]13.09.06 “ee
[12581]“uni jer: ordinary circumstances, are é they: 7
[12583]the:kird of people who entertain often and like it- .
[12585]the kind ‘of people who meet their social- obligations and cathier enjoy it
[12586]" the kind of people who énjoy entertaining ‘only close friends
[12588]_. the kind of people who entertain only when they have to
[12590]“the: kind of people who really Ji dislike to entertain
[12592]“ 93,03:08-
[12594]. 13.04 Does ha ever criticize his wife: Yes, No .
[12595]If so, what is he most likely to criticize:
[12596]an ty
[12599]IF Yes,, how often? oa ; j oe a
[12601]wee et 7, adégiigte hosts = -somewhat:inodequote Rosts___- ee, weet obo
[12604]14-0000
[12606]“49.04.01
[12607]“43,08.62.
[12608]"13.04.03.
[12610]19.04.04.
[12612]5
[12614]“ta general, os a,couple are -¢ they: obviously very. éompatible
[12615]as: compatible os. most obviously not very compatible” xX
[12617]Is he. inclined to: never 1 appear jealois of her
[12618]> ately appear jéealous.of her
[12619]: ‘often oppeor: jedlous, of her |
[12621]lied tot never oppeur jealous of him
[12622]or ; tately appear jeclous,of-him
[12623]- often appecr jealous of hin”
[12625]are anping 0 about his wife that deserves speci mention or:
[12628]Ase a "husband, “hig is best described as: : : -
[12629]An outgoing mdn who obviously i is the dominant’ partner ‘in the
[12631]= marriage. He is protective of his wife. ‘and alweys includes her
[12633]. when possible in his social activities. 2 | -
[12636]‘An outgoing man wha i is quite dependent upon | his wife. She.
[12637]ends to be the more dominant Partner and: he seems: fo like’ it ond* °
[12639]: newbat gurly man who i is. £ obviously’ ve very ‘dependent.
[12641]‘upon’ his wife bot will rarely ‘admit it,
[12643]tO, be Ais ‘and, possessive obout” his
[12644]: h sband who treats his i
[12646]us ‘husband. who fakes his matriagé quite:
[12648]. ously part.of ‘thé team and they both foke family’
[12650]. ond: soctal responsibilities’ seriously. oe
[12654]even when his-wife is present « They both seem to > Head separate,
[12656]“but! quite conipatible lives so *
[12658]_. A quiet man who is obviously very dependent upén his wifé.
[12660]“ She looks ofter'him rather unostentatiously but it is obvious that
[12661]“she hos considerate influence.on his behavior and atti tudes.
[12663]Ba None “of these fit, he is best described as: oe
[12664]domimamnf paringe.. Independ ‘ont
[12666]wire, Tadifherent ty here hn vee
[12668]je may J have’ some fendéticy |
[12670]> An active man ‘whd.is authoritation.and dominant. as.a° husbands am oe
[12671]‘Hei is p ossessive of- his wife and, fends. to be. demanding | in their ie
[12673]e inan who. can be quite charming ‘with the ladies! wo
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[12685]a om Le
[12686]on / i
[12687]an 4 “13.08 * Household: , eee . . 7
[12688]re re Is he concerned about the appearance « or funetisning of the St . ot .
[12689]rr household? .. we . Yes No. a an
[12690]. er ‘ Does he make minor 2 repas himself?” * Yes. No. er ;
[12691]a Bo! . a “Feiy const s. Awk nad _ dS
[12693]Oe fo 4 Does he hove any childrens . ot : “ye_X .X. . No _— oe :
[12694]. - ee ‘ - Howes many m4 What ages... 4 Q +18 se Sex of fehilren _ nh det fou.
[12695]‘ 2 Yes | Ne x
[12697]F nat, where ore, hey
[12699]‘a sapeeh an aan sent
[12701]. Does: het. “pay u ‘gndtual atfeatié on _
[12702]“poy. normal-atténtion to his children: ~
[12703]. pay little attention to, his Chitdrén =
[12705]ods! ‘his wifes. ane unusually: atteritive, mothe .
[12707]. _ talk.o about his chi idre nas, norm
[12708]‘frequently talk about his children’
[12709]“seem Quite pieoctuied @ about his chil
[12713]crippled< or deformed, nusvally bright; etc. ) met
[12714]oy Yes No x
[12716]‘Are ‘iy’ of his ch
[12717]_mentelly. defective,”
[12719]iF yes, describe’ cleguiitonces:
[12724]14-00000
[12726],
[12727]i a ‘
[12729]14.02 * When his” wife and family are awoy, he is:
[12731]obviously’ very lanely and af loose: énds
[12733]unlikely to vary his routine -
[12735]slikely“to become more, e.active and socially a aggressive
[12737]"have. D) idea
[12739]Mt a Fath, he i wait descitbd as. -
[12740]: . Af active, py. foi ly‘man who-is eroud: of his family. o
[12741]An active ‘family iman-who is-inclined to.be ‘strict and - par
[12743]~ démanding with his children.
[12744]An active. fomily. man who spénds.a great ‘deal of time with his
[12746]___.. An_active but: ‘insecure" family mah who worties, a good deal
[12747]about his- children. fen -
[12748]An ‘active, ri sible:fother, but hos a no-nonsense attitude. ©
[12749]:His work comes first Gnd his fumily” knows it: ~
[12750]. A careful, responsible’ Father wha is conscientious ‘about his -
[12751]fami ly ‘but not porticularly worm or detonsteative,:
[12755]an A “carefree father who. takes his family for gronted. ' Most of the. _
[12756]time they fend’ for themaclves ond do a Pretty good job of it, -
[12760]a re coe : An indifferent: Father, wh, sofnetimes’ seems oblivieus of his”
[12761]Tren
[12763]; _Does he: carry pictures ‘of his fomi ly wife.
[12764]himself
[12765]ln his ‘Office: or room, does he dis viley pictures of. his Fo by
[12766]7 wife _ children” vo _ himself, hee . nyt
[12767]4s there: anything ‘about his relations with wi ife: or Fly that requites
[12768]: ‘special mention or description? - ‘
[12770]Ng TO a cre sees eoniagt a er eam ~
[12773]14-00000
[12775]vee + | VEL IDEOLOGICAL Set
[12777]7 45. General’
[12779]5.015 2. An general . : a
[12780]vo _ He‘is o mon 4 with forthright- dnd obvious opinions: “He is capable « °
[12781]of expressing , these opinions with little apparent. regard for the. .
[12782]_ feelit noe nd. ‘orlitudes of. others... — a =
[12784]— . - He’ is @-man with many prejudices ond dogmatic'i ideas. ‘He con:
[12785]Cb Be —T express them with ‘heat and determination when necessary.
[12787]Boe a EE . He isa ‘man ‘Who is likely to turn aside controversial opinions’
[12788]Coo mo, oy with flipponicy orhumor. It is sometimes difficult to determine.
[12789]his opinions | because it is herd to- get. him. vreally: serious.
[12791]—_ > He’is-a-man- who: -may-have. inany. strong op
[12792]for him to. show them. He is epolagetic, diffide
[12793]vacomfortable’ when an argument is in the offing. |
[12795]“He i isa ‘man whore. true opinions are difficult to determine. He’
[12796]is: susually diplomatic and-conve' tional when esntioversial subjects -
[12798]_ 6¢.téboo subjects. are discusse an
[12800]He i is a man wwho.i ib serious ond deternined to be. proper ‘and :
[12801]He has the manner of a well disciplined person n who,
[12804]J supposed. to say, Or expected, to soy.
[12806]': He isa ‘man. wiho has quite sophisticated, ni
[12807]~ capable: Fc Snsiderable” articuléte 6 arg nent,’
[12808]ir subtlely sarcasti
[12810]He is ‘aman who is shy or. taciturn, about his opi
[12811]very hard. to get him to- open up on. -any subj te poniulrly
[12812]if it-is | controversial. oe a
[12816]Noreaf these’ Fite | he i is best diner é
[12819]14-0000
[12821]_
[12822]. see Are eee ee She tee ee ete ngs Be rey a wee = ma oy . a or er ‘
[12823]7 . : . ~ on ~ . ;
[12825]1550101, “Is there ony subject. that tends to jer his ‘dander ae . Yes. No i ,
[12826]mu $0, what Is. it? , : . : ws re rr
[12827]oT b.
[12829]15.029 - is he a mon whose pati . L
[12830]. . “is obvious and intense : : a ~
[12831]is like that.of most. ‘of his colleagues i
[12832]whe -- is guarded:and not too intense a
[12833]; sks difficult to determine :
[12834]15.02.01) “On general ‘political i issues, is he: | : : i <
[12835]: oe unusvally well-informed on his country's. -pasition "ar oP
[12837]_ as informed as most of his colleagues: es ee. < _
[12838]“unusually poorly. informed a re reer
[12844]i
[12845]we
[12847]14-00000
[12849]Lod SV MEDICAL
[12851]re Ie. _ Ste of Hash so eee oe coe _ Lo 2 ee fhe
[12853]16. Ol To: your. nowy doc he: have ‘ony sort of [health problem?
[12854]Yer
[12856]cit Yet, please, exglatat
[12858]| 05 © “Is he’ the kind of § person who: ‘Never ‘talks about his heolth-< or how he ,
[12859]F - ‘feels. Talks about his health-and feelings to an overage degree x
[12860]4
[12862]“Frequénily: talks about his health and feelings 4
[12864]: - 18.08 When he feels bad: It is obvious to others it is obvious to cn average —-
[12865]4 . degree Most.people would never know it Hove never known him
[12867]| : to feel bad ; . : ia! aa
[12868]Ih
[12870]14-0000
[12872]. la appearance,” he looks ° Robust and ety _X x Esenvially like most
[12873]_people his age 2. Unhealthy — - . _
[12875]~Does he have * A A flushed face. ; A pot belly, ; A tandgndy to
[12876]i ‘bisathe hard ‘with.exertion a Cold. clammy fonds A tendency’
[12877]‘to. sweat to ony unusual degree ._-Foul breath _ : _ va
[12879]" To: your knowles does’ te adhere toa special diet or health regimen?
[12881]Ae aes ne ann tapetinonwied Me Laneh ualtetan lin scebeceten eg
[12883]. Yes No.
[12884]if Yes; please. explain:
[12886]AS an 5 overall i impression, "does he strike you ase person who i is | i i
[12887]: Highly enérgetic and tireless, x :
[12889]Energetic, but in spurts :
[12890]2 oo _ Moderately energetic:
[12891]es Letbargic,: Ustless
[12893]ts there ‘afything « aboist the stote sof his: health or his ‘fommily' s ‘health
[12894]; fhat: warrants. m further’ comment? ea Lue
[12897]14-00000
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[12905]14-0000
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[12908]Soy te . Te ker
[12909]PobdYI a vegetek
[12910]“ile a Alene.
[12911]Lg OPE: om
[12912]. . SPR. ai
[12913]Se TOE NTL
[12916]14.90000
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[12919]Cinsal de lo URIS, Sle 7
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[12926]14-0000
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[12931]ses s7stis . Contact /Report/ LrcorreS a .
[12932]"8: Dee! 19004 1945, Sudy'9 office
[12934]ees re a * The. C/O arrtred ot guidgts office prize a Subs wasn Ats way down to , the
[12935]: : -° great to meet Valentin Légino> who Acd called by phone to ask say to etep
[12936]- Bom to the. street. Jt turned cus that: ‘ald Logtnov. ucs “trtenseted. in ung to.
[12937]eis Suas tro tickets fom tha Ballet “yor “9 Dacember. Loginoy eaingly asked
[12938]Suds if he Aad gone to- tha maeting of the 2uo presidents at ha ‘border- and
[12939]ep. Seay rejoined. that he didn't mcke th.t maating dut- would. de on hand for the
[12940]oo _ |. = turning over of tha Chantsal. (Comment: the C/O waa not aware. of any Sootet
[12941]2 a —— i raitering about as Ae entered Sudj's dutzaing/s : ; . :
[12943]s . 7 ee Su8y Yeported that Alexandr prikhodxo had ‘dropped tn te the ‘office
[12945]‘ . unexractedly on 9 Dec, dut xs. Frevented from talking’ to. SUdJ daccuse Subjta
[12946]wife and son ware there.- _Prikhodho- asked, when ha’ could have. dunchk with Subj,
[12948]and~Sudj told him-to eal naxs week, but-that he wag terribly ¢ way ‘during the -
[12949]‘Christmas rushes _
[12950]. _ She C/0 took the ‘opportunity ‘te tmpress. on bg again thas Ag. 2a to do:
[12952]notAing, absolutely NOtAING »’ for the ‘Sopiets.- Zven tf tha Sviess ‘onty. ‘wanted .
[12954]. to Xkow dbout changed visa requirstents for travel tn datin: Srertoa ‘ot subd wa.”
[12956]7, Red to give them the tine of dove _
[12958]po . a Ss. mo c/o- brought: up. the sudject of Javobe- -gabtudoderyts: mont ton to’ Saag of:
[12960]: , ; iehaverrsdt3" interest. in aalistizg the: “gupport of influentic? vers tn hte ‘bta
[12961]“ mo Mee the Fresidancy, and “askad a subg, had Raard anything Partner: Lon thtas -
[12963]eo Sept sued said mo? . .
[12964]rns Corrs. _ But he related, the ‘Btory cgatn fort /o3. Soe . :
[12965]_ Som PCy) )) ae 5 7 Back in “October. 1965 Bohavdrris | tego nding 2 conference ot batch i subg.
[12966]oR Ree) $ present. Eckevarrta cond dow off the Phegidtum. directly, to Subst: table -
[12967]i - "exe “greeted Aim
[12968]Subj: related this to EobRetovdryy ord. it ‘ins then: brat Sabtutovsky: told.
[12969]pouaj that Echeverria: ‘had gpoxen to hia and said, he fegls’ he is‘a strong. cand {date :
[12970]an “the Presidency, ‘arid would: Like to Aave a commit of Side peopls in ‘the: :
[12971]Ay Jevtsr community to coordinate with ain. Zadluddvery téld Udy te ed intending ©
[12972]to Brorese- “Sud Ja. Zadludopsky. aid not inane any ‘others.
[12973]“fhe ¢/0. asked Subj: who” ae tought: soma of the other. Ithely Jivisn Jeaders
[12974]ystenks” ‘be. ‘Subp sate: ‘it as herd to sey, but. he need: tues - Mckay Weldman, a
[12976]‘Sha C/O asked Subj to chack with. Fabludovsky on the ‘whole motes
[12977]Acad the opportunity. Sudj suid he would do So.
[12979]“ty ‘\aenker and Fernando Jena, the Aecd of Binal Brith, .
[12980]‘ f 7} _ or again, when
[12982][x] . Su3j ts intending to take c tuo day trip to Colombia, either 9 or 10 Dac,
[12983]‘ dn conmaction with the Fesroleun Concresas ;
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[12999]: ' "thie was sent to Lirana dy Lienvoy/2, 4 :
[13000]; I _ Tho lat oment pertains to Casamtrid’s ih
[13001]A [ (former) assdciation with the zagal Attachets - me
[13002]: | . office, posottays | but I don't ‘know how are -
[13004]alse _Serlon casita ROD
[13008]‘| co: 50-6-75/4:
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[13035]Laat yo oe Aa Nata deda, hunay quo hace tlenpos
[13037]ha po ven pare plationr, Lear ney infor “ive acaba do recreoar
[13039]‘do. un viaje a Maat tne © ut We thee a. wu eo; joan todavia un poco may
[13041]| dolioida ¥ taubd Vga tee oa faera do ka. edudadg pero ot “wlercoles
[13042]“"pedaino por io nophe clang tery ° pare: vera ¥ par Tara. elle. ‘Le. puode ,
[13044]oclo do! ou “‘hereiane xy. “atid y puede
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[13052](NoTar-EL teléfens AJedke ML comme aor de a una  tlupaterta ubtouda
[13054]on la Calsada Nonoaléo £290=Des
[13055]EL teldrene B5eL 1637 a.) re concn tadar dal eds fiote puto
[13057]. de la avin ddd Mere Ao +)
[13059]EL 6 do. dietonvre, do 1966, CARLOS ‘MELANCO 5 paluda a ‘Loournev
[13060]y dice quo: *EL coustidante | CADLOS » tiony urgenoia pox loculisax
[13062]_ @ PAVEL TATZKCT™ : Less Tg $e fora: que no ‘entd, pero. que doje
[13064]dicho donde. poder le. LLuraire, uLeReo ae al 10093262 oa le Guardia»
[13066]ae Agentéa” que ‘eon el 21288209 x: 23+28~10 y- que le ‘dienw que 06
[13067]urcente yy yus pucda Lin: wra la hori que rustes pues "vance a
[13069]eatur de “EM NLA Loar Buy. 90, lo aird par que les liane a laa
[13071]“echo. y media: do. An nocty . BLAr co cots ‘de acuerdd. x yréguntar oe
[13073]ihe - 384.008, eb waaunte: eee aa: ecro® ‘de eke ‘Daliag, Artoge st"
[13075] Loav ino oontes
[13077]* NOTAG Los “geLérenes “mene tensies ‘eorvesyondon ale “Segundo: ‘eobane
[13079]9 dictoubre da 1966.
[13083]CARLGS BLAXGO SELANO puece cor la misna porsona quior eatuvo
[13084]comisionado por la Mrecei4a Fedaral de Seguridad Junto oon”
[13085]CaARLGS CASANADRID MIRAI op nun servicio on La Ynbajada do los _
[13087]a Unisase _ oe f 14008
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[13111]14-0000
[13113]qI9 v2 Dacemder 1966.
[13115]a SUBIECT: Contact faport /LICOZY~5 ~~
[13117]22 Dac 1155-1245, Subj's office i) . : -
[13118]a i.
[13120]The C/O dropped by Subj's offica on 22 Dec, after having daltvered a 2
[13121]‘Chrlatmaa glft of Itquor to. Subj's home the previous. day. : 1
[13122]Subs. waa very apprectattva of the gift. . . ‘ . oy
[13124]2. SUBJ showed the C/0..the reservation card for travel of Sovtet Goorgt Veeko : a
[13126]’ Gnd hile famtly, Nina, Irina and lerina. They'ra booked for departure from Mextoo " :
[13128]‘for 25 Dic by Alr France, forfarts,— ‘fortis to brussels, where Vieko. haa” Sour day :
[13130]of buotness, and conttnutng ‘fltgnt Brussels to Koscow on 30 December. . t CO
[13132]Viako had. viatted Subf “tn ‘company with another Sovtet. -who Subg uag told was. °
[13134]con Viskols “successors © (from. the datter's éard) = ‘Victor Hw. Ivanov, Conse Jero, Comercial
[13135]- de Ja: Enba joda Sovlettcas” . wh Ths inva te” week Cetennt: in, Ba
[13137]ee aw ts Gract teal. Way qe eS
[13138]p 9. subs ‘stated ‘that. he had ‘recetug a@ letter from Staney Weintraub, T.S.. ‘State - +
[13140]Do partmart offtetal now in Chile, Inviting Subj to viatt him. /Comment :. Watntraud °
[13141]‘formerly atatloned in Mextco and later in Rashington was the nud jact-of interest
[13142]-'by tha. Sovtatg in Mextco,_ who had _ subj try to maintain Contact on ats: Hashington
[13143]- trtpe/. Please, forward this “information. to Gerald an ance in prtiago. . *y/
[13145]Ge, Subs adld-he had r2cetved a firn invitation from Mr. Hawking (phonetic), tigr.
[13146]of Atr France: tn -Maxtco to go on thé. tnaugural flight of - ‘Alr Franca to Red catia,
[13147]T possthly th April 1967, Subj was “Compdatély neutral adout “Ala going, but, asked ©
[13148]+ the Lfo. if wa had any Interest in Ald taking ‘tha trip to- Red China. . The” c/o oatd
[13149]we - would let him ‘know about that,. a ;
[13151]r-Fi The fo ‘asked. SUS. to. have - the door ‘to hts. sifted closed, ‘80° ‘thee wa hight
[13153]: dtscuss- -d sertous matter. The ‘C/o gaid“he wanted to explore frankly, the status °
[13154]of Subjta relattonship ‘toward. ‘tha Sbutete.- The c/o stated, Sluntly that thera
[13156]wags a feeling | "higher: up™ that bf “Rad: not aéhlaved a Sufftetent degree: of.
[13158]ee cut-off from | the Soviets, . anid ‘that! his posturé af sriéendly compromtse weakened.
[13160]As stance. In reply, subs manit toned the tee alements that went inte his
[13162]attitude toward tha Sovteta: . 4
[13164]: “ay ré the finanetar gain from assoctai ng wlth them). ‘subg sald that had fatten
[13166]C2 to“ auch-an’ ‘tnatontficant, leuel:that “it. had “no effect. in Ate dealings ‘wtth thé
[13168]“Sbutete. And he: aid ‘that lavel would ‘atnk: apeh: more: ioher ‘the Sboutats: sneuourate.
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[13172]ny Ato perhcnalite eth yo had. asked if tt- were poss le “jor. by’ “te. become cool,
[13173]or even unfrlandly toward, the Sbvlets); Subjisatd sha cotild not ‘change. fits -
[13175]A persoraittys In the past year: he’ hod Cooled: off noticeably, having raststed ‘add -
[13176]A cooperetion with them, avoided them. put difficulties th ‘the wey. ‘of ‘meetings, - ates a
[13178]an
[13180]1 into assoctation.. He ctted proudly: that. he was not beholden ‘to thé:
[13181]Sie sor anythtng; and never went out of his way to seak: anything, from, then; -
[13182]Cor tristance, he had been: told that’ Pival Yatskov had drought back catlar for
[13183]bj on ats return fram the ‘Sovtat* Union — but Udy made na mova to call Yatskov
[13184]"(uhait, and if Yatskov calls ‘htm, the “wtat: ‘gea Aim and cannot understand how he
[13185]ecculd be unfriendly to Yatekou under such circumstances),
[13187]The /0 mentioned to SudJ tha latter's equivocal reply of “maybe*® whan
[13188]Loginov had esked tf Subj would report the nama of the CIA chtef tn Mextco tf
[13190]a knew/tt. Subs replted that he had told faptnee that the latter was crazy
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[13229]‘Lista del: “Cuerop Diplonatico, Abril 1982, (unin) Ministerio de
[13230]Relaciones ‘Exteriores —.
[13232]Attache, Sovemd Havana-- Valentin S. LOGINOY (LOGUINOY) . ‘
[13233]Aleksandra’ LOGINOVA, wife ¢ DE LOGUINOV) -
[13235]Add¥ess: Havana Vedado, Paseo # -309,apto 4=B -
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