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[75]September 1966 Debriefing
[77]' Soviet Personalities
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[85]_ makes a practice of guiding around town. fe has never
[87]“ality. | He is rather outspoken at times. For instance,
[89]Source: AEWIGHAG/2
[91]Date acquired: Septerber 1966
[93]H
[95]Age about 39-35. Not very tall. Rather French .
[97]looking. We is a photographer for Novosti. Source
[99]met hin through visitors from Paris } faten, whon MARTYVOY |
[100]|
[102]7
[103]_been stationed abroad but comes out to Paris once in a
[105]“while. The next tine he comes he will look up Source, &
[106]an
[108]“He speaks very ‘good French, and has a pleasing person-
[109]Sofa
[111]‘when someone. said “bunch of stupid people” about the:
[113]Soviets, MARTYNOV replied, "You're damn right.” He :
[115]t
[116]con)
[118]appears to be tempted by western living. He concentrates
[120]on the French. We is merried to-a nice girl with brdwn
[122]“hair and eves. They have children, but Source is
[125]14.90000
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[130]or me ~ _ Date acquired: September 1966 Oo Ot
[131]os - - as About 40 years old, ke is the administrator of the
[132]So of , Conservatory, and Source will see him in Paris when he
[133]teh . _ .. .,  hhext goes there. He speaks very good Spanish, having | |
[134]ee! tp = te 7 _* formerly been stationed in Buenos Aires as a cultural
[136]“| attache or something. He is probably a KGB officer, but
[138]he works hard at his cover job. During a trip to Paris,
[140]“he called Source's father to arrange for the quick rent- ’‘
[142]ing of two pianos for the orchestra he was with. Ile looks |
[144]like a frog and is rather bald, short, blond, with dark
[146]. - blue eyes. He is very friendly and accommodating, lively, '
[148]‘and nice. He goes out a lot, ard sees a lot of foreign
[150],e - colony, particularly Argentines ‘and other Spanish speaking.
[152]Xs »- people. ‘We is married and has a ‘tittle hoy called Frilyan.
[154]th =. He, once invited Source to go to his dacha, but she dia’ t :
[156]_ 2" Shave tire. She intends to send him a postcard with het new"
[157]. - 1 Soot of
[161]“address. _
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[171]Source: AEWIGWAG/2
[173]_ Date Acquired: 13 ‘August 1966 is \
[174]WR ppt <I> YOR _ .
[176]| Works for Sovietskaya Kul'tura. Speaks no foreign § |
[178]languages. Blond, alnost bald. Blue eyes, very nearsighted;
[180]stationed in Iran for TASS or Izvestiya. Source thinks un~_
[182]I.
[184]j : doubtedly KGB. A. big flirt. Chases women. Likes to have a
[185]; good time. Knows the KORNGOLDS very well. Expects to come to!
[187]. a
[188]Paris for two weeks circa 15 September 1966, where he will con-
[190]let a ” tact Source, who expects to take- him to see some striptease
[192]' acts.
[194]CO Comment: Attached are Headquarters
[196]Wears glasses. Roman profile. A little plump. Tall.. Formerly |
[199]i
[200]by
[203]1
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[212]“Hs 1
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[226]Cece, RLS
[228]eth
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[232]Fi
[236]on cen be cathe Tg a eae SUPA RL aDige fin BB tee a Se See
[238]Aids cose oar i _ ;
[239]oA ‘Subject, an IZVFSTIYA correspondent, was identified
[240]as a good source of inforzation for tvo Americar journalists
[242]in Koscow sho were suspected of having been recruited by the
[243]KGB.
[245]- 2,- Although we have | no record of his being stationed
[246]abroed, Subject has made. several visits to non-bloc countries.
[247]In June-July he visited New Delhi and Fangkok. In Decemder
[248]1962 he visited Iran. While in Iran he was introduced as
[249]IZVESTIYA’s special correspondent. Iie corrected the
[251]individual who was making the introduction by saying that he
[252]was an international observer, ~
[254]3. Subject visited Turkey in April 1963, enhile in
[255]Ankara he is reported as having participated in “propaganda
[256]tactics" and nade an “attempt to feel the pulse of the public™
[258]eas part of the Soviet efforts at that tine to establish
[260]Closey relations with Turkev. During visits with various
[261]heads of rass medias organs he commented that while in Iran
[263]he had written "friendly articles" which were well received
[264]by the Iranians. As a result he was tho first. Soviet om
[266]journalist to be adaitted. to the of} regions of, Abadan and
[267]- Abvas.
[269]. ra “LRDNFV is doseribed as . tall, balding dark hatr,- high
[270]cheek dones, small mouth, wears clear plestic-riomed glasses,
[272]snokes Kont. cigarettes. | He speaks English, but speaks better
[273]German, . . a
[276]PRET. ad
[278]Lefigieamemmname
[280]OPER er.
[282]an
[284]ey reyes
[286]‘September 1966 Debriefing
[288]cece cenes 2, teen ahaa steams
[290]"New Third National Personalities
[293]14-0000 - “
[295]Source: AEKIGWAG/2 .
[297]Date acquired: September 1966
[299]r Omar 4OUSSEDIK, Algerian Ambassador
[301]He came to Moscow after the fall of Ben Bella.
[303]in the FLN. He and his wife are both Kabyles, a non-Arab
[305]tribe.
[307]- I Te i"
[308]is intelligent, but rather pro-Soviet. He was very active —
[310]BA
[313]14-0000
[315]Fo 7 a, Ma
[316]Source: AEWIGKAG/2 er
[317]a _ a Bs Date accuired: Septenber 1965 sO
[319]with a lot of Sovict girls.
[321]Frank 30URGIIOLTZER, American NBC Correspondent, 1962-2?
[322]Se
[324]. Moscow without his wife, lived in a hotel, and went around
[325]i
[327]“45
[329]i
[332]Saeeee
[334]After this tour in Moscow, BOURCHOLTZER returned to
[336]'
[340]EP 1966:
[343]1400000 |
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[349]pecans at om nare ee HAR
[351]ol cre i His af +
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[355]AE ORO LAN TIS Me Need gle cer meet ns woe ok won
[356]om, te —,,
[359]™ . .
[360]4 ie , NX rh
[363]Source: AENIGWAG/2
[365]‘Date acquired: Septenber 1966
[367]‘ Jose Antoni SuENDIA, Counsellor (Cultural and Press)
[369]Argentine Embassy
[371]foo ey EI ate a Saks aah thy
[373]; He was chief ‘correspondent of La Prensa’ in ‘Paris.
[375]and married a Frenchwoman, Source thinks he is a
[377]target of the KGB because he needs a lot of money.
[379]is because his wife is very snobbish and ambitious
[381]insists on buying quantities of ‘expensive clothes.
[383]MENDIA thinks he is shrewd, but he is not.
[385]aa set
[387]|
[388]likely
[391]14-0000
[393]. Date acquired: September 1966
[395]. cers, Source assumes that he ‘is MI-6.
[397]Source: AEWIGWAG/2.
[399]i; Se, .
[400]Ww . .
[401]J.A.LY MORGAN, 1st Secretary, British Embassy
[403]He had an affair with the ballerina PLISETSKAYA “
[404]eight or nine years ago, while previously stationed in
[405]Moscow, and was kicked out of Moscow for it. However,
[407]he is now married, apparently happily, and has three
[409]“children, He is a very bright and charming man who -
[411]_ Speaks Mongolian and Chinese, He is a cultural officer,
[413]but since these languages are rare among cultural offi- |
[415]SECRET
[418]14-00000 clog . “ _ ‘. . : . - : _
[419]Fo Cd treet i Sameer
[420]DL kes Tee op a ve? Huy“ KANTHOUL, Cambodia Ambassador =. © .--tsi cmc he ony ie
[421]. A e
[422]- noe , t
[423]’ ; bao Very anti-Arerican regarding the war in Viet Nam}
[424]/ . but doesn’t like the Chinese. He hopes the Soviets will
[426]oo vic step up aid to Canbodia.
[428]PE Percents SM TH
[430]Sta ER Nace Re RE ES sh ct mam Nn eneatainrad taaairers
[434]apex
[436]RAR RE ete an Me
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[441]na,
[445]er nbenn sp ey eel
[449]CN halk ON ened we Qakity Geenene ve tne th
[451]Date acquired: September 1966
[453]a ma
[454]vaiett, atycs 1» She is young and speaks Russian well. She is the!
[456]Andre VOLKONSEY, the well-known pianist. a
[458]Nel cona etr teen a 4
[460]Source: AENIGNAG/2
[462]i
[464]Catherine” BARSACQ,, Secretary Archivist, French Embassy,
[468]¢ |
[469]. vt
[470]._ daughter of the well-known French theatrical producer: |
[472]| (7) Andre ‘BARSACQ,
[474]She works in the cultural office of
[476]‘the Embassy.- She goes out with Soviet men, one of them
[478]o C.0. Comment: VOLKONSKY, as a teen-age boy, came
[480]‘to the USSR after World War II with his father, who re-'
[481]patriated voluntarily from France. He was the target
[483]of an SR/10 recruitment operation, since he groused
[485]openly about his father's decision to leave France and
[487]“go to tne USSR.
[490]14.0000
[492]ADELE DEM BEES DR Steoe Oa eR mcm ees Sit eee ea a
[497]Date acquired: Septenber 1966.
[499]‘Marina LOPOUKHINE, Secretary Archivist, French Embassy.
[501]7 . . ° This girl comes from a prominent family in imperial
[503]Pn : Russia, now in the emigration in France. She resigned
[504]‘.. to marry a Soviet (NU) who.is a translator for the Nos
[505]_ i
[507]doe na, wy COW News, “She will stay in the USSR, but will retain |
[509]> °.) her French passport. -—— ro
[511]NS aS 2, aeiped, ¢ sembaven:
[513]neissientinnsse seen
[516]14-0000
[518]t
[522]Date acquired: Sertember 1966
[524]- i ae :
[525]DanieI™PRIOLLET, A
[527]a
[529]gence France Presse
[533]This is a very nice bachelor, who recently
[535]‘in Moscow, Source warned hin against taking on Jean
[539]RAFAELLI's Soviet girl-friend Olga Lnu, which he has not
[541]" done. He has a girl friend, Gerda Lnu, who works as a
[543]secretary at the West German Embassy. Source has abso-
[545]»- to West Germany from East Gernany and still has relatives
[546]there.
[548]a@ lot of Americans (unspecified). a
[550]te ad
[551].
[553]i
[557]4
[559]l
[563]She is unmarried, attractive, and goes out with |
[564]; |
[566]cs
[568]|
[570]4
[572]“SECRET
[574]4
[576]a
[578]i
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[587]2]
[589]FT ER reat nae NG a The AP RE A as me
[591]a
[593]Source: AEWIGWAG/2_
[595]*,.- Date acquired: September 1966
[599]:: Georges’ BORTOLL, Representati
[601]is wonderful in the USSR and wrote an article to this ef-
[602]fect in Paris Match, praising the wonderful Moscow markets.
[604]BORTOLI is under his wife's influence, but Source does not
[606]. the French).
[608]of
[610]vision Francaise (OTF)
[612]4
[614]ve of Radiodiffusion Tele-, |
[616]‘.:, His wife is an emigre Russian who thinks everything |
[618]know his politics, (Source obvious ly was concealing some-
[620]thing she knew about BORTOLI, as she sometimes does about.
[622]rife
[625]14-0000 | * a + - -
[627]- : ves PRPC ALS Tne ome a ae tee ee tatibeceet eget et ye
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[632]2
[634]Source: AFWIGYAG/2
[636]“Date acquired: September 1966
[638]. Rl - Ja vr ze : oa
[639]‘ds or FNITSINOS, Correspondent for Der Sniesel (West Germany)
[641]'
[643]His wife is a Soviet citizen, Jewish. He is a Gernan
[645]‘eftizen, but of Latvian or Russian origin. They have been
[646]i
[648]eter shen ERNE OA RENE HERES HENLE LICR BP Cert Laren eee: ees ane many
[649]. tr
[651]“in the USSR a long time. Source thinks his wife has been
[653]A
[655]sn ees.
[657]allowed out. She doesn’ t know their political views. | poy
[659]is
[662]14.0000
[664]a “-"\"" " Looks like a peanut vendor. His wife is always
[665]: , '
[667]ATR a heme
[669]SPREE a ety ayer,
[671]Source: AE‘IGWAG/2.
[673]Date acquired: September 1966 -
[675], George D. *VARSAMY, Greck Anbassador
[676]Aiea
[678]‘covered with vulgar jewelry, and she looks like a mani-
[680]‘curist.— He endulges in a great deal of commercial oper-
[682]t
[684]ations (personal) buying and selling Tugs, icons, etc.
[687]14-0000
[689]Source: AENIGNAG/2
[691]Date acquired: September
[693]ad
[694]_Dinitri st
[696]_ MANOLATOS conducted an extensive trade in icons a
[698]. '
[699]far above the norm even for Greeks in Moscow. i
[700]7
[701]1.
[704]14.00090
[706]a a eo
[708]fe, . Source: ALWIGNAG/2
[710]' pl — POE cwT ; a
[711]Ahmar’ C RPENDERESKY, , Iranian Ambassador
[713]rt Ne is a very interesting character. His grandfather
[714]; a oO, ;
[715]soe ' “ was Ambassador to Russia before the revolution, and he:
[717]i
[718]i
[719]3
[720]i
[722]: ane eos Date acquired: September 1966
[723]|
[725]speaks extremely good Russian. He is a very sharp man |
[727]'
[729]“who knows a lot of Soviets, and has excellent rapport
[730]with them because of his language and open manner. In his
[732]diplomatic pose, he doesn't seen to be anti- Sovict, but
[734]Source does not know his true feelings on that score.. He
[736]is not anti-American, although he sonetimes considers sone
[738]American actions stunvid. He is married, but his wife. is
[740]often out of Moscow. He is able to stand a lot of Liquor.
[742]va.
[744]°,.€.0, comment: AEPASSIVE stated that the Anbassador had
[746]sone of his primary education inRussia and confirmed his
[747]“expertise in the language and knowledgeability, but stated
[749]‘definitely that the ambassador is 190% anti-Sovict. man
[754]75 te aren meena amc EH NINOS TEASE BATE RETIN OE AH
[758]Source:
[760]' Date acquired:
[762]- Giovanni MIGLIUOLO, Counselor, Italian Embassy
[766]AE“IGWAG/2
[768]tee
[770]Septender 1966
[772]bebe he pie te BER BAY,
[774]They both speak fluent Russian,
[776]1
[778]Married to a Czech.
[780]and Italian. He married his
[782]'
[784]English, German, French,
[785]wife while stationed in Prague.
[786]telligent man, whom Source regards as an intelligence of-
[787]Ne is tremendously interested in ponitics, and *s
[788]a Kremlinologist.
[790]the Soviets.:
[792]He is a very bright, ine
[794]“$5 see
[796]P1986
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[801]woe .
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[813]Source
[817]Septenber 196
[821]Date acqu
[823]1)
[824]he
[826]mercia
[830]ian Counsellor (Co
[832]CAPELLO,- Ital
[835]Dino’ CAPEL
[837]Mafia,
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[900]Source: ARFWIGWAG/2 -
[902]» Date acauired: September 1966 |
[903]‘SP LUCCAN, Fou. ee 7
[905]8
[907]See my ,
[909]A correspondent for an Italian paper, age about 4:
[911]Lome A ne
[913]i
[915]“who lives in Source's building.- (Not listed Information
[917]arses alent NL RCRA OR LARA Rt RIERA UN On Ae RENEE Sy am was te
[919]Moscow), ‘He has been in Moscow for at least ten years”
[921]ry
[923]and is married to a Soviet woman, Thev have tvo children.
[925]OO As Soviet wife has a miserable life and never leaves the
[927]“apartment. le is always out, hanging around the Hotel |
[929]National bar, trying to make friends with businessmen and
[931]| journalists. He is a crashing, insensitive, boor and bore.
[932]: |
[934].| ‘He drinks a lot and probably “goes out with girls. He comes
[936]'. to a lot of cocktail parties without an invitation, always
[940]. | Bh
[941]--,‘ «without his wife, whom Source has never seen. We has another
[943]wife in Italy, which causes him serious financial problens,
[945]‘but in snite of this he has a very expensive apartment. He
[947]‘speaks Russian, French, and English, and occasionally naxgs
[950]wept
[952]7 oo! a ! _ - ae
[953]‘anti-Soviet remarks. Source is certain he is a KGB agent *
[955]because of his Soviet wife, his neec for money, his exmen-
[957]‘Sive apartrent, and the way he operates in trving to hake
[960]44-00000
[962]Source: AEXIGFAG/2
[963]:, Date acquired: September 1966 +
[965]pled WEI - Set
[967]; Kaname TAKAHASHI, business representative of International
[968](Japanese firm)
[970]“This man is about $5 and lived in China for a Jong
[971]“time. He married a White Russian girl fron Harbin. They
[973]. left Shanghai ‘in 1951, which Source considers strange, i. e. 3
[975]“it would have been nornal for then to leave in 1949 when
[977]t
[979]“the Communists took over. They have a son in the United
[980]‘States who is married, and possibly a daughter there as:
[981]well, They have anothcr daughter, unmarried, Svetlana)
[982]TAKABASHI, who lives in Japan. Source met her by chance
[983]at Orly airport and also in Moscow. She is a beautiful
[984]Sirl, half Japanese and half Russian, She speaks good!
[986]' Russian, as does her father. Her mother, TAKAHASEI's
[988]a
[989]t
[990]a
[991]i
[992]4
[994]t
[996]wife, is in Japan. TAKAHASHT also speaks Chinese and |
[1000]poor English. He has a lot of Soviet contacts. “Source,
[1002]~thinks he is probably somebody's agent, theirs or ours,
[1004]~ probably ours and/or the Japanese. A curious ~ and inter-_
[1006]esting man.
[1009]1400000 +. a
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[1013]Lo - 4 1 =
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[1019]13
[1020]i;
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[1024]Source: AEWIGKWAG/2 TT
[1026]Yisnes oe
[1028]"_" Date’ acquired: ‘ September 1966 °°
[1030]; a cole
[1031]|, + Bdward?cnorea, Lebanese Ambassador, 1960-63
[1033]. , GHORRA's wife was an American who had an antique
[1035]a
[1039]ee “shop in New York City. _The two of them made a great
[1041]deal of money in a three-way antique business, Noscow-
[1043]- Lebanon-
[1045]y
[1047]‘ew York, using their diplonatic privileges.
[1049]sel Ey
[1051]as aietnen ew werk nee ederscemnrenreaiaiin tarean sande NieeAN RTE RG Nr RAEI AR RIN Ab een en 7
[1053]gee
[1054]1.
[1056]7
[1058]SEORET
[1063]14-0000
[1065]Woe ew Drinks a tremendous lot. Source saw him dead drunk
[1067]Source: AEWIGWAG/2
[1069]‘Date acquired: September 1966 a
[1070]é Hassine EL GHOUYEL, Tunisian Counsellor
[1072]“at the British Club. He stayed at the Ukraina Hotel with-
[1073]out his family for a while. The police took his car keys.
[1074]away so he couldn't drive in a. drunken condition. He i
[1076]a very weak man.
[1078]SECRET
[1081]14-0000
[1083]Source: ALNWIGVAG/2
[1085]‘Date acquired: Sentember 1966
[1087]4
[1088]4
[1092]Yusuf Abd-al-Aziz SHARARA, First Secretary, UAR Embassy
[1094]_ Me has a very good looking wife, for which reason
[1096]“he is always invited out in ambassadorial circles, which’
[1098]n . . . . {
[1099]“he normally would not be in. Source instinctively thinks
[1101]he is’ an intelligence officer, without being able to say .
[1104]14-0000
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[1108]aSttoan big ae Re Geto, sys eitee
[1110]BPR CEI
[1111].
[1112],
[1114]“7 Mir. Robert A. pitrorD
[1116]ss
[1118]Position (Jan 65): Ambassador, Canadian ‘Enbassy, Moscow, USSR
[1120]” Surfers from Polio, Former university professor in Canada a
[1121](nédieval history) before becoming diplomat. Wife is the most |
[1123]charming ambassador’ 8 wife in Mescow. She was introduced to FORD
[1124]ol. . - by the former Brazilian anbassador to Moscow (currently the a
[1128]* wen Brazilian foreign minister) when ‘the latter’ served at the UN in|.
[1130], “New York, as a menber of Brazil's delegation. The Fords are very.
[1132]2 much! in ‘love with each other and aré a fine couple. Mrs, Ford |
[1133]t
[1135]1. is the best dressed; ‘most cultured woman in town, also has the _
[1137]t
[1138]+ . . i
[1139]‘best jewels. Her name is Terese. Both speak good Russian and he
[1141]‘is probably one of the most competent ambassadors in the Soviet
[1142]e
[1144]“Union, Mrs, Ford is a particularly close friend of the Israel
[1146]|
[1147]i
[1148]i
[1149]1
[1151]i
[1152]i
[1154]“ambassador Mr. TEKOAH.
[1157]my
[1161]Retna teers
[1164]st 1966
[1168]eS
[1170]Ara EGS
[1172]18 See 1966
[1174]eet eat
[1176]tee
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[1181]4
[1183]fe ceece eee Dee ne ones eetprermetenney chee nn rilaatnaed oe eine tate ealennreie Meeneaetin 6 a,
[1184]atte atten ne ‘ .
[1189]_ Source: AEWIGWAG/2 ag :
[1190]Date Acquired: ‘13 August 1966 oe Tete gee
[1192]I Previously ‘identified by Source, not yet in new book.
[1194]_ i. .MUGBOOK Debriefing ar
[1195]C. 0. Comment: The following information ‘is the result of a
[1197]hurried debriefing which lasted one -hour only.
[1201]“gi " (SAMOYLOV, Nikolai A.)
[1203]tre My “Nothing to add. Has not seen in a long time. ‘
[1205]Pye, : acl
[1206]. toy
[1208]| (ZARUBINA, Zoya V. )
[1210]a
[1212]“Has something to do with the | press or Inturist.
[1214]Speaks French. eon
[1216](TOCHILIN, Sergei)
[1218]Has seen, but remembers nothing.
[1220](MEDVEDEV, Vladimir A.)
[1222]‘Source remembers this mai, because he is a dead i
[1224]‘Finger tor Kosygin.. The picture is a good like- |
[1226]“ness, although he now has: somewhat less hair.
[1228]" (RHARLAMOV, Mikhail A.) ~ a a _
[1229]i
[1231]This. is a good likeness. He is of mediun height,
[1232]with a “typical ‘Soviet figure." _ Nothing | more
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[1239]ae ian eben EZ a oe
[1241]“counpavev, Pyotr A.)
[1243]Sourco does ‘Bot remember. seeing, this | man. .
[1245]_GsouysH, Vitaliy)
[1247]. Source has not seen this man.
[1251](NOSENKO, Yuriy A.)
[1253]Source has never seen this man, nor #192 in
[1254]regular Mugbook.
[1255](VLADYKIN, Nikolai A.) bee ES
[1257]_ Source had difficulty identifying ‘this picture.
[1259]Said she hardly knows this man.
[1261]New Mugbook:
[1263]Previously identified by Source
[1264]. #18 and #60. (SUNTSOV, Aleksei V.)_
[1266]_ Source has never seen this” man.
[1268](PETROV, _Viadimir I.)- ae ..
[1270]_ Source has never seen this man.
[1272]| (SHUBNYAKOY, Fyodor G.)
[1276]_ state , nothing about the man. -
[1277]__, (SUISKOY, Mikhail M.)
[1279].. Source has never seen this man.
[1281](SHCHERBAK, Fyodor A.) . -
[1283]#34
[1285]Source definitely has seen this man, but can say”
[1287]nothing about hin, | other than that he is ‘about
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[1291]#37
[1292]#40, 93 138,
[1298](FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.)
[1300]Source does not recognize this man.
[1302]with the military;
[1304]“-=" attaches.
[1308]172 - (PARASENKO, Ivan A. 7
[1310]“Source thinks this man has something to. ‘do
[1312]mo ede ear na
[1314]No recognition.
[1316]This man is from the Ministry of Foreign
[1318]Bass
[1320]#49
[1322]_Source did not recognize this picture.
[1324]Affairs, speaks a lot of languages, including
[1326]English and French. He isa good-looking, charm
[1328]man, about 38-40 years old, ‘178 em. tall, vell
[1329]built.
[1330]tion, 1966. a ey
[1331](SUNTSOV, Aleksandr V-)
[1333]Source did not recognize this picture.
[1335](KURILENKO, Ivan P. )
[1336]At first Source did not recognize this picture.
[1338]later said she had seen him during the de Gaulle
[1339]visit. and at various national day parties..-
[1341](DITYATYEV, Dmitriy A.)
[1343]she has seen him with silitary
[1345]|
[1346]r
[1347]r
[1348]|
[1349]Hl
[1350]i
[1352]t
[1353]_
[1354]in
[1355]|
[1356]in
[1357][.
[1359]"el
[1361]She saw hin at the 14th July French recep
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[1366]yt
[1368]intelligent, and entirely too eager to mix.with
[1370]“(SHVARTS, Ilya P.)
[1372]». Source did not recognize this picture, nor. #8 in |
[1374](GLAZUNOV, Ilya S.)
[1376]Source recognized this picture by name. GLAZUXOV)
[1378]2 . . |
[1379]; Tt te
[1381]H
[1382]4
[1383]7
[1385]is about 35; the picture isa good likeness but”
[1387]makes him look too healthy. He looks like an. te
[1388]a
[1389]“uncooked spaghetti,” pale complexion, thin, short.
[1391]He speaks Italian. Source considers GLAZUNOV ‘not
[1393]foreigners. Source sent the Canadian, Benoit de [
[1395]Margerie, to GLAZUNOV when the Canadian was interested ©
[1397]i
[1398]in having his portrait painted. GLAZUNOV's wife (NU)
[1400]is about thirty, has long dark hair; - is very
[1402]intelligent. _ os a
[1404]Source did not recognize this picture.
[1406](FILIPPOV, Grigoriy A.)
[1408]Source did not recognize this picture.
[1410](GUK, Yuriy I.)
[1412]Source stated she may possibly have seen this man
[1414]a long time ago ata diplomatic party.
[1415](KOSENKO, Yuriy 1.) 0-9.’
[1417]Section I.
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[1422]4 OE
[1424]#5
[1426]ee SCC
[1428]RCS
[1430]New Mugbook;
[1432]#20 and #76
[1434]gee a ge ct we oA
[1436]~g history professor.
[1438]“#39 and #63
[1440]: man, or at least a journalist.
[1441]tallish, good looking.
[1442]‘abroad.
[1446]* new identifications..
[1448](FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.) .
[1452]Source has seen this man but could not remember
[1454]an
[1456]anything about him. ne a
[1457](ALYOSHIN, Yevgeniy N.)
[1458]Source thought these two pictures might be. of her
[1459]husband's “friend”, meaning the case officer who
[1461]keeps dogging him, turning up at the next seat ‘in
[1462]the theatre, etc.
[1464].-ber husband as to this man's name, and ask him for! .
[1466]details.
[1468]"friend" during the last debriefing.
[1470]Source identified this picture. as that of Yuriy
[1472]‘She last saw him at the farewell party for Source.
[1474]and her husband at their embassy. She could not
[1476].¥FYemember anything else about him, but promised to:
[1478]ask her husband, who, she knows, hates him for some
[1480]reason. -
[1482](ZATTSEV, Lev N.)
[1484]_ He is about 35,
[1486]Speaks French. Has been-
[1488]Deals with foreign journalists.
[1490]She said she ‘would check ‘with |
[1492](She said she already discussed this |
[1494]He poses as’
[1496]ZHUKOV, either TASS or MFA press department, man, °°
[1502](2HUKOV , Georgiy A.) Pe ees 1
[1506]yer
[1508]TT BRR Tae
[1510]a 1 : , a -
[1511]; oa . : . us
[1512]ro . .
[1513]. ’ ‘ 7
[1514]“ = ‘ ‘ a
[1515]2 : Br
[1517]I OR ee MT TON MA
[1518]phone
[1520]Log . : on :
[1521]i :
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[1523]: ! 1 A
[1525]: 7. “
[1526]i ay vg ‘
[1528]pera aero ahi
[1530]See
[1532]She made the remark that she was sorry to
[1534]see him in such sorry company, meaning in the
[1536]IS, Viktor)
[1538](LOUIS
[1540]There was no time to update her previous informa
[1542]Source identified this picture as Viktor LOUI
[1546]BEY Shr nee wee vet ve
[1548]#125
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[1555]Source: AEWIGWAG/2 .
[1557]Date Acquired: 13 August 1966
[1559]"Tatyana PHILIPOV or
[1561]PHILIPOVA oe :
[1562]Has an American passport. She was employed by Waldemar.
[1564]VICHNEVSKY, AFP correspondent in Moscow, as a governess for his © at
[1565]- seen “ons iaren. Source claims Subject was a bad children's nurse and an
[1566]| c very stupid. VICHNEVSKY wanted to fire her. She always goes 7
[1567]| _
[1569]“,>, round with Soviet men. She went off fora three day weekend .
[1571]1
[1572]t
[1574]n
[1576]‘and was gone for eight days. VICHNEVSKY reported this dis~
[1578]_ @ppearance to the French Embassy. ~~ a SO __
[1582]J emegemmnnnem or rin
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[1588]ky
[1590]SRR et etme ale mien etm amas oan a
[1592]ee a
[1594]ot re a, AEWIGWAG/2 >
[1595]vob Roe ey ny J n> 1965 and 1966 Debriefings.
[1597]U.S. Citizens in Moscow
[1599]. ‘ . at Sy AS EEE A
[1601]{estes
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[1604]sey ne
[1605]ROLES § 50 106
[1607]at sen deRanecerd
[1610]anny aedigenn yee temmepreryenn Se
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[1619]- AEWIGWAG-2
[1620]‘September 1966
[1622]Leap
[1624]American Intelligence Officers in Moscow
[1626]During the debriefing, Source was encouraged to state which _
[1628]diplomats in Moscow she thought were intelligence officers,
[1629]including the Americans.
[1631]Source said she and her husband had wondered about which
[1632]Americans were intelligence cfficers and had come to the
[1633]conclusion that the following Americans -were:
[1635]Roger Kirk
[1636]Alan Logan
[1637]Abraham Katz
[1639]my .
[1641]Their reasons for picking Logan and Katz are contained in the
[1642]_ individual reports on these two gentlemen.
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[1649]Mr. Peter GROSE
[1651]i
[1653]a
[1655]Position (July 1985): Chief, New York Tims Bureau in Moscow,
[1656]- mo, USSR: a : :
[1659]_— Appears to be a very intelligent chap, new ‘on thé scene
[1660]in Moscow, Getting married to a 19 year old girl. He is Jewish,
[1662]DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966.
[1664]‘He married an Anerican girl who appears to be’ of good family.
[1666]She is expecting 2 child and has been very sick during her
[1667]pregnancy, so they both stayed home. Normally they give ‘
[1668]‘occasional cocktail parties with a lot of Soviets present. The
[1669]‘only Soviet friend of theirs that Source knows about is (Fnu)
[1671]Shnirson, a music critic. They are friendly with the Loorys
[1672](NY Herald Tribune) and Hughes Rudd (CBS).
[1675]Capea
[1679]USSR
[1680]SOURCE only knows hin slightly.
[1682]No Comments ~
[1686]vs othe
[1688]pet
[1690]ert des
[1692]mee EDT.
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[1698]Sees oe rr 4 eae ett . ity tha
[1699]= Nn te re ai ane cea ae a os i
[1700][ete ime te eaten eee eh :
[1702]" Position (JAN 65): Correspondent for
[1703]- USSR _
[1705]Called “head of the calf" (French expression) because he:
[1707]accident-prone. ‘ Lt . . oe a
[1709]Mott pr bf oe .
[1711]2
[1713]we teenie Sf ge
[1715]TEN FERS 3 s ees. ia Reni RAHA TRIED aS en omeoermamne a
[1717]Sts woe
[1719]Me acest ad tap tli dp Mh neathe
[1720]Attys oh aS PARE |
[1722]SR ete
[1724]oo
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[1730]1
[1732]'
[1734]'
[1736]an
[1738]\ te
[1740]“Ur. Nicholas DANILOFF
[1742]‘ -
[1744]Position (Jan 65): Menber, UNITED. PRESS INTERNATIONAL Bureau in
[1746]. ; Moscow, USSR ; :
[1747]ery nice, intelligent man, Not Jewish. Overworked by
[1748]SHAPIRO, who tends not to like him. Very sick when he left .
[1749]Noscow (ca. March/April 65), Saw a good: many Russians and |
[1750]tended to be well informed. Has good promise as a journalist.
[1754]o, 4S SEP Xt
[1756]UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
[1758]6
[1760]4
[1762]hat
[1764]6 L
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[1769]eemeens “apes TE
[1773]..  Sesition (Jan 65):
[1775]STAAL beep tem ae
[1777] y.° , NEW YORK TIMES
[1779]| Mr. Henry TANNER — a re
[1781]“1
[1782]a ‘
[1783]1
[1785]USSR.
[1787]Chief, New York Times Bureau’ in Hoscor,
[1789]' Peggy Tanner, secretary-archivist in the Danish embassy, is
[1790]TANNER's wife. Terribly intelligent and good-hearted. individual,
[1791]'., Both SCURCE and EOURCE's husband like then a lot. Remarkable ||
[1793]« thing about TANNER is that he_ never cets mad and is always op
[1794]sntling, even when thincs are uost trying. <Apnpears to be a very
[1796]. good, happy marriage. Both are first class people. Neither is
[1797]- + Jewish, ‘Transferred to Paris in the late spring of 1965.
[1800]ry
[1801]t
[1802]4
[1803]i
[1805]15 SEP 1966.
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[1810]Mr. Theodore SAABAD
[1812]thea
[1813]1b,
[1815], Position (Jan 65): .Member, New York Times. Bureau in Moscow, USSR
[1817]‘ oR Pate
[1818]aE AUTEN EE I 0 rer 6 ineteh mmamnnentnaned iret! oie emtiee ne De ieee ee cous
[1819]te da : - ;
[1820]. j : . _~
[1821]: i . t . -
[1822]4 ’ . -f a a,
[1823]i ne . . we
[1824]i . .
[1825]; .
[1826]\ a 1 . ' : Los : .
[1827]: ny Hy my , .
[1828]Ee MEW YORK TIMES
[1829]\ | . . : woe BT
[1831]. my bo : a er
[1832]. : / Most Jewish type of Jew in the entire Moscow press corps | -
[1833]: - (exactly what SOURCE means by this hard to pind dwn - but would —
[1835]appear she means he keeps to his own co-religionists, and does |
[1836]not mix with others.) Lives in the same entryway as SOURCE. |
[1837]‘Did not like TANNER (Bureau Chief) and TANNER felt the same way.
[1838]. about hin, Has a ‘stupid. wife who talks too much at parties.
[1840]KR
[1842]“DATE ACQUIRED :+ September 1966.
[1844]a . - B.
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[1849]SOURCE comments this is little more than a brothel where |
[1852]wai the lower echelons of the foreign diplomatic coloay arrange
[1854]trysts. There is a great deal of passing whiskey and cigaretts
[1856]bere, particularly among the foreign service personnel (maids,
[1857]ete) of members ! lof: the diplomatic corps, At least within the
[1858]‘French embassy the general feeling is that one: should stay away
[1859]‘trom the Place, ‘since no diplomats of status £0 there, except.
[1860]on rare occasions (an especially good film). The enlisted
[1862]‘Anxerican military personnel are known to use the facilities of
[1865]|
[1866], “the club to shack up with foreigners, : of.
[1870]DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966
[1874]“. . The tone of the Club has improved greatly owing to securi ity
[1875]_
[1876]‘neasures which have been introduced in controlling the ‘people
[1878]‘who may enter. ‘It has now become chic and even ambassadors ‘go
[1880]|
[1881]by
[1883]|
[1884]i
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[1889]areuet
[1890]nO wc.
[1893]Mr, Marshall BREMENT
[1895]- Position (Jan 65): Second secretary, US Embassy in Moscow,
[1896]- - : USSR  . :
[1898]es
[1899]i
[1901]an)
[1902]° i
[1904]SOURCE speculates B, may be an intelligence officer because
[1906]v
[1907]eae Nan '
[1909]j ‘ef the penetrating questions he asks, Also he appears to be «
[1911]2 |
[1912]7 far better informed than the run-of-the-mill American foreign |, -.
[1914]sl > -"""" pepyice officer, Has a good memory and speaks some Chinese. | |
[1915]a ns ry . . .
[1916]a ‘?’ Wife is socially cautious. ne
[1918]a
[1919]oe DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966 |
[1920]walle k. He drinks and flirts. His wife is very jealous. ‘He loves |
[1921]as Ltd 4 } ;
[1922]oe girls but Source does not think he goes around with Soviet girls. _
[1923]H bone late wee . |
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[1928]“Wey ‘Abrahaa KATZ
[1930]perenne seater Wintec APRON ALL oh ei 8 Neg ee ne
[1931].
[1932].
[1934]: Position (Jan 65): ‘First secretary, us Embassy, Moscow, USSR’
[1935]eo ‘ . 1
[1937]. .., SOURCE and her ‘husband see more'of KATZ and his wife at
[1939]_ than almost any other Americans of the US embassy. He is quite”
[1941]\ .
[1942]s |
[1943]fe
[1944]1
[1945]1
[1946]1,
[1947]7
[1949]sharp and intelligent and SOURCE's husband has a high professional
[1951]‘regard for hin, |. ve pe tec ee ; ae
[1953]oe . Soe yen
[1955]DATE ACQUIRED: * SEPTEMBER 19660 _ re
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[1960]met
[1962]Mr, “Robert KORENGOLD — _
[1964]in Moscow,
[1966]Position (Jan 66): Correspondent for NEWSWEEK Maganine ‘
[1968]USSR
[1970]i
[1971]“4
[1975]t
[1977]SOURCE and SOURCE's husband like the K's a lot, they are
[1978]Clever people and both well informed, Has good Soviet contacts:
[1979]‘and digs out the news through them. Both speak good Russian,
[1980]He goes by the name of "Bud". Both are Jewish. '
[1981]|
[1982]1
[1984]DATE ACQUIRED: ” SEPTEMBER 1966 :
[1986]Wife is French and would be a very good source for infor-
[1988]‘mation on the nefarious activities of third nationals in Moscow.
[1990]"She is not Jewish as Previously stated.
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[1995]2
[1997]“Mr. Alan LOGAN ee
[1999]- Position (Jan 65): Second secretary, US embassy, Moscow, USSR
[2001]; _A too serious type, wife never sniles. Very impressed with
[2003]his position in the embassy’- a “heavy" person. Both drink a :
[2005]good deal and oaly after they've had a few drinks do they let he
[2007]“" their hair down, His wife is French, SOURCE sees them at a |.
[2009]number of American and British parties. Frequently present at
[2011]“‘sevican parties, Since he is embassy officer responsible for , we
[2013]African affairs. Wife is a bure, os
[2015]at
[2017]DATE ‘ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966
[2018]* Source and her “Rusband think LOGAN is an intelligence
[2020]: officer because the Soviets are very interested in him and
[2022]publicized hin as a spy ‘for his interests in Africans in
[2023]- . Moscow. After this article, the Africans stopped seeing
[2025]- LOGAN. He was very well liked however.
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[2030]Mr, Stuart H. LOORY
[2032]Position (Jan 68): Chief New York flerald Tribune Bureau in.
[2033]- v ' in Moscow, USSR
[2035]: , a Both LOORY and his wife are Jewish. _ SOURCE considers
[2037]sah elig tga Pte edhe Beka | ‘them ‘pice but does not see a very great deal of them socially.
[2039]DATE ACQUIRED: ‘SEPTENBER 1966
[2043]Ange
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[2048]“tir. Roger A. " PROVENCHER
[2050]Second secretary, US embassy in Moscow, USSR
[2051]|
[2053]position’ (Jan 65);
[2055]. They are the most socially adept members of the US embassy.
[2057]Vote:
[2058]Tkey entertain well and their parties are fun, They both dance i
[2059]well.
[2061]She servés wonderful buffets, She is French. Has visited
[2063].. ,SOURCE's father in Paris on one occasion, ‘SOURCE has had the
[2065]|
[2066].,Provenchers to her apartment about 15 times (since Oct 62) SOURCE |
[2067]speculates Provencher may be an intelligence officer based on
[2069]_ the fact that he bas "too good" an apartment for his rank and
[2074]1
[2075]a
[2076]more care is taken of him than of ur. Logan in the political \
[2077]“0 ‘ \
[2079]‘section,. 1
[2081]DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966
[2083]‘Source says her. husband has changed his mind about PROVENCHER's
[2085]being an ‘intelligence officer. Possibly he, is one, but not in
[2087]” Moscow.
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[2092]WASHINGTON POST
[2095]i
[2097]Mr. * Stephen ROSENFELD
[2099]by
[2101]‘Position ‘Gan 65): Correspondent, WASHINGTON POST (USA) in 11 Moscow
[2102]tee be | USSR.
[2104]'
[2106]Nded for fact that he has a very large apartment by Moscow.
[2108].
[2110]-
[2112]-
[2113]_ : standards. Wife knows what she wants. and gets it from the UPDK
[2114]a |
[2115]by constant padgering of this office, Lives in same block with
[2117]A
[2119]SOURCE but entryway three, Wife was in Moscow before as a single —
[2121]eirl correspondent, They both speak very good Russian. Both 7
[2123]. ae
[2125]“are Jewish, : : * - wget
[2127]4
[2129]"DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966 a oy
[2131]- Source heard no comments fron the Sovicts about. ROSENFELD"
[2133]PNG for the Washington Post publication of the ‘Penkovskiy Papers
[2135]Third National Colonies also had no “comments but, were very sorry.
[2137]\,, for ROSENFELD. Mok a a ie
[2139]"1S SEP 1966
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[2145]co
[2147]wy Diet
[2148]Tort
[2150]UNITED PRESS INTERNATIO
[2152]' _ . -
[2154]‘Mr, Henry SHAPIRO ee a a
[2159]Position (Jan'65): Chief, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Bureau :
[2160]ey : , ton Moscow, USSR
[2162]os
[2163]=)
[2166]"o . om .
[2167]1 Se
[2168]i
[2169]. i
[2170]'
[2172]SOURCE and. SOURCE s husband like S. He is Jewish, sharp
[2174]and ‘quick, speaks excellent Russian. Knows.a tremendous amount
[2176]about Russiag, very well informed, SOURCE speculates SHAPIRO:
[2178]may have helped ‘the Russians in the past (she means the RIS)
[2180]but does not think he. has to now that he has established himself.
[2182]SOURCE. comments that SHAPIRO, like all Western press people have aa
[2183]- to be extremely ‘careful what they file, otherwise they will be
[2184]. thrown out ot the SU. This is very true in SHAPIRO's case, Since
[2186]he married to Soviet national who might not be able to leave with :
[2188]him if he were thrown out. Most noteable thing about SHAPIRO
[2190]is his very extensive contacts in the dip circuit -: Henry Mera
[2192]» -Kknows everybody worth knowing. On very good terms with past. US -
[2194]ambassador (Thoapson) . Probably because of religious bonds, he |
[2196]_ DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966. uo —
[2198]is also on very. good ‘terms with current Israeli ambassador. ‘- ae
[2200]at
[2202]Shapiro hates to spend money. He is very hard on his assistants,
[2203]_ ..¢ and very quick-tempered. He hates Edmund Stevens:and his wife. |
[2204]mo j He is-close to the Austrian ambassador (Walter Wodak), the Italian
[2205]. ambassador (Federico Sensi) and the Norwegian ambassador (Frithjof’.
[2206]Jacobsen). Recently Shapiro decided to'do a story on the prostitutes
[2207]who hang out at the Hotel National. He sent someone to interview! ° ‘
[2208]sone of these girls. As a result he was attacked in Pravda. —_
[2209]Shapiro was terribly upset at this, almost crying. . He is normally |
[2210]a. very careful man. He knows nem. ST Soviet journalists well, .)
[2211]and possibly cooperates. with them... © :
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[2219], : ’ sp htyet cet tangs .
[2220]| : cae PROP Tepe iran eas wipe a bamenmenenpt ene nice ene nT he an wey naete rete ae
[2222]a : - * . . “F
[2223], . *
[2225]4
[2227]— Position ‘(an 65): ' Correspondént for NEWSDAY (USA) in Moscow,
[2228]Sy, 7” USSR
[2230]warian.s Neither SOURCE nov SOURCE's husband. like, Drinks a lot,
[2232],
[2234]especially early in the morning - often drunk, and when so tends—
[2235]_to make stupid remarks. However, terribly well informed about
[2236]what is going on in the Soviet Union, in fact one of the best.
[2238]_ inforaed Western correspondents in Moscow. He has a find collectio
[2240]of modern paintings. SOURCE believes he probably works for the.
[2242]ooo EGR, since he openly involved in black marketing, selling of
[2244]ikons, and always seems to have more than enough money. He is
[2246]the type who would sell his sould for .cash. Daughter now in Rone,|-
[2247]tryinz to become a movie actress. She was formerly a student
[2248]‘at the Bolshoi Theater, studying ballet. She was sonething |
[2250]of a whore and slept with a number of Russians,
[2252]x
[2254]14-0000
[2256]MAIS WUEE EY Skyy eae ica
[2258]: Edmund: Stevens
[2260]' Date Acquired: September 1966
[2262]she "as buying up paintings from Soviet artists and reselling!
[2263]them for a profit. Source considers Mrs. STEVENS a real biten.
[2264]‘STEVENS argues with her a lot.. Source thinks he is no longer
[2266]. , io:
[2267]capable of having a sex life. Source has no doubts that he t
[2269]'
[2271]7 -WOrKS for the KGB. os
[2273]__ STEVENS! contacts’ in the foreign colony are extensive. ie
[2274]7 sees host of the important ambassadors, including KOHLER (ws),
[2275]HARRISON (UK), and SENSI (Italy). Among” the many Americans he.
[2276]sees are GUTHRIE and ARMITAGE. (:
[2278]The only Soviet contacts of the STEVENS whom Source knows
[2280]are figures from the artistic world: musicians MOISSEYEV and’
[2281]KAGAN, and the ballerina PLISETSKAYA.
[2283]14-0000
[2285]‘then to Moscow to represent the States. They try to dupress
[2287]Embassy officers all believe they are “very |
[2289]cypuiss Sant
[2290]important people by virtue of the fact that the Department sent.
[2291]. t
[2293]everybody with their position and with their knowledge of Soviet
[2295]affairs (which ig not too good in the first place). They tend)
[2297]to live a gotto-like existence, do not wiz with other menbers of
[2298]the dip set. Stay at home or in the enbassy and do not get out.
[2299]around in the city: Fron a social point of view they are for ;
[2301]the most part boring ~ only wish to talk business and office
[2303]politics. No lightness of sense for "things. gay." Heavy. Do
[2305]‘pot have many of the social graces, do not dance well, do not a
[2307]play cards vell, etc. Wives sre poo dressers and can not cook,
[2309]"SECRET
[2311]cee tons Eig ae Tantteas SRI RN ‘
[2314]Ten ge Ue BL
[2315]SA
[2319]S INTERNATIONAL
[2321]average press correspond
[2323]SHAPIRO runs rings around hin.
[2325]Vee nat
[2327]TED PRES.
[2329]USSR
[2330]an
[2332]4
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[2335]in Koscow,
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[2366]14-0000
[2370]Capt. Janes ¥, BIZZELL, USAF “,
[2372]isey,
[2374]‘Position (Jan 65): Assistant air attache (medical), us Enbiis
[2375]oo Moscow
[2377]we ~ SOURCE ig very fond of Dr. Bizzoll and considers hin an
[2379]excellent doctor, especially for children. Much nore friendly
[2381]than this predecessor. ‘SOURCE gave Dr. Bizzell the naze of. ber
[2383]sister cussox 10) and suggested he look her sister up when he
[2385]t
[2386]i
[2388]went ‘to Paris ‘on vacation. The sister would show hin around
[2390]Paris. SOURCE does not know whether Dr. . Rizzell contacted ter
[2391]ae beds a? Va
[2393]pister.< Mrs. Kohler is very fond of hin, Bizzell used to gantre
[2395]young Miss. Stoessel around’ town, Dances well; plays good bridge.
[2398]Tries very hard |.
[2400]chief AFP man.
[2402]CIATED PRESS Bureau, Kos
[2404]: : , a.
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[2408]a, ~ _ $
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[2414].- (8 i
[2416]_- , ; i
[2417]bo, a ne 2
[2418]A A
[2420]Chief
[2421]USSR
[2423](but does not make the grade
[2425]Henry 8
[2427]4
[2428]tho
[2430]rude, barbarian. Te is a very nervous man.
[2432]fon (Jan 65)
[2434]. Pesit
[2436]~ SOURCE and SOURCE's husband do not like B
[2440]ayes,
[2442]ur.
[2444]14-00000
[2448]Mtetwa, 2TH
[2454]Blab cp Set mmm cess otc asoen
[2456]Mr. Sau JAFFE
[2458]Position (Jan 65): Representative, “AMERICAN BROADCASTING coupanT |
[2460]‘in Noscoy, USSR
[2462]_ Ban and June are ‘attractive people and SOURCE would | ke to.
[2465]'
[2467]becoue nore friendly with them. However, neither SOURCE nor her
[2469]husband trusts the JAFFES completely ~ in their view concthing
[2471]about then does not add up. JAFFE good ‘newspaper man — knows
[2472]to ask queations that will get news. SOURCE. feels she bait
[2474]“sources” for news. JAFFE does a good Job, knows the ‘ropes of
[2476]his profession: and ig a thoroughly coupetent journalist. . Knows
[2478]a Breat many Russians and now has very good contacts with the|
[2480]_ dont in Moscow. ‘Both are Jewish, |
[2482]Sent. new) Conte ds?
[2485]ce.
[2487]practi
[2489]his
[2491]fact that the American ambassador has a
[2493]gs about the ambassador's
[2495]ow,
[2496]in view of his position,
[2497]he thinks this is a poor security
[2499]nversation on the Noscov
[2501]co)
[2505]Ae
[2507]SOURCE wonders why,
[2509]US Ambessador in Mose
[2510]has no taste in clothes.
[2512]Wife
[2514]met ae te
[2515]The
[2517]Dot sae
[2519]which would make him a security risk other than
[2521]fon (Jan 65)
[2522]a Chinese cook - 8
[2524]Teeit
[2525]Sa3
[2526]chinese cook is often the subject of
[2528]g
[2530]“a
[2532]Cy
[2534]u
[2536]9
[2537]8
[2538]a
[2540]a
[2541]bad
[2543]3
[2544]3
[2545]“4
[2546]8
[2549]7,
[2551]4
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[2555]re
[2556]ta!
[2558]8
[2559]8
[2562]pes
[2563]a]
[2565]_ 3
[2567]Pia reais
[2572]"was indifferent though of good quality. They did serve good
[2574]Kr. Walter J. STOESSEL, Jr.
[2576]Position (Jan 65): US Uinister-Counsellor in Moscow, USSR |
[2580]The STOESSELa tried to entertain in a grand way but were;
[2581]obivously anateurs. They would serve eatirely too nuch Liquor 7
[2583]before dinner and get their guests potted. . Their food at dinters
[2585]te
[2586]t
[2588]French wines. One got the impression irs. STOESSEL did not take
[2589]‘" too many pains in planning and serving her dinners. She has a.
[2590]terrible cook. SOURCE entertained the STOESSELS in her home on
[2592]about 10 occasions (from Cet 62 to ‘the time the STOESSELS left).
[2594]. Wife. dresses badly, even worse than Ura, Kohler. _ ;
[2597]14-0000
[2599]es tare ap acts tet eee, Fr, ge PON
[2603]* Me. Maleolm TOON
[2604]oe |” Position (Jan 65): Counsellor for.
[2607]Socially bettor than most of the US Eabassy pers
[2608]Wife dresses badly,
[2610]onnel. .