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[61]. 22 guly 1969
[63]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SB
[64]VIA + Chief of station
[66]SUBJECT .- =; Celebration of polish National ‘Day
[67]ee ! ” 22 July. 1969
[69]1. The undersigned attended the celebration of the
[70]Polish national day at the Polish Residence on Insurgentes
[71]-Sur on 22 July 1969. The following points were the most
[74]a. The only Soviet the undersigned could
[75]identify was Col. Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV,,.
[76]the. Soviet Military Attache. Soiteone the under-
[77]signed's wife talked to mentioned the presence of
[78]the Soviet Consul, but thts certainly was neither
[79]Valentin LOGINGV: rior Yur ty ‘CHERNYSH, and the
[80]undersigned aid not m3et that. person,
[82]b. Whether the Cubans were invited or not,
[83]they were not in. attendance.
[85]_,, Ce JPL SVESTKA, of the Czech Enbassy, was
[86]there. Per SB Section briefing, the undersigned
[87]mentioned his departure and told: SVESTKA . that at
[88]least he would remain 1n “Mexico. SVESTKA. said that
[89]this would not be the case, that he. is: acheduled
[90]to leave within 15 days for Czechoslovakia. The
[91]undersigned then mentioned a conversation with his
[92]Czech friend in which the latter told him that he
[93]expected to stay in Mexico for quite a while longer.
[94]SV.ESTKA denied ever having said this, pointing
[96]out that he was. glad to return homé. The under=
[97]signed made no further comments.
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[111]d. The ex-Haitian Ambassador, Julio Jean
[112]PIBRRE-AUDAIN, was geen by the undersigned but
[113]left before he could talk to him. ‘In view of the
[114]fact that: PI ERRE-AUDAIN ceased to be Ambassador.
[115]_of Haits. a long timo ago,. the undersigned feels
[116]ha: 18 presence at the Polish national day ~ : . my
[117]; ations: has some significance. ‘He ‘Yememberas - : oo
[118]that: ‘PIERRE-AUDAIN ‘was also present at. the cele- | ;
[119]_ -d¥attion of the: C¥ech. national day: thid year. In
[120]Mo, other Words, the Communists have made it a point
[121]ov > to maintain contact with him, probably in view of
[122]the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN may return to Haiti if
[123]something happens to DUVALIER and may secure a
[124]position of some importance in his country. . .
[126]y
[127]4
[129]. 2. The President of _the Consular Association, VOURVOULIAS,
[130]_ told the undersigned that: he would cohtact LOGINOV at the Oy
[131]“n---Sovdet Embassy to see. whether ‘thé latter would agrée to a- ;
[132]“."" Joint celebration of both the. uhdersigned' s and LOGINOY's _
[133]7 departurés in a party to be held for both of | them at. the same
[134]time. LOGINOV is not scheduled to leave Mexico intil
[135]September 1969, a departure postponed from the > original
[136]schedule of late July or early August. :
[138]Raymond A. FRADYER-
[140]. pistrivution: re
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[143], -  , G)= Pe11712 (LOGENOV) Be on
[145]1 = P-7111 (SVESTKA) -
[146]1 - p-8407 (PLERRE-AUDAIN)
[148]RAF: Imp oe
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[162]mica a
[163]SUBIRCT 4
[165]fonal Day,,.
[167]Ton in te eee cata ties |
[169]t. ‘The undersigned. attended: the celebration. of ‘the
[172]Polish Hationsal day ‘at the ‘Po
[173]Sur. on 22. July 2969... The tol OW: ng. ‘points were the most
[175]fe Settee cea etn eae oceania, renee sete
[177]an eee eee es
[182]mo SECRET
[184]. %
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[186]SECRET  , :
[187]mez. i
[189]Bf i The es-nad eran Ambassador, Juifo Jean ,
[190]r csders: gned but
[191]|
[192]i 4
[193]: 4 ‘He receabera |
[194]i q - at the cele-
[195]i : ‘day tais year. In
[196]i | Other Words, : have nade it a point
[197]2 ; to maintain ‘contact with hin, probably in view of
[198]he fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN aay return: to Haiti if
[199]: oo _sosething. happens to. DUVALIER and say. secure a.
[200]' i posit oa of some importance in his country.
[201]: : (@ Consular: got tation, VOURVOULIAS, 4
[202]7 : NOV at the: wy
[203]- 4 .
[204]0 po
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[208]. . . I ,
[209]| ye Po7ith (SVESTKA)
[210]: i 1 - » 5407 (Sy ESTA SDAIN)
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[226]* daiy 18, 19é8
[228]Sontact Resort
[229]Subject: ZIOVAL +1 (ax£903) . ow
[231]: Bate of nect: guly: 17 at Hoyo 19 at 1430 nre
[233]i . _ 4 —_ ; Ss
[234]7 1. ; -Dreerré ange ed neet “Lich lasted $0 risitec. .
[235]oe Rext neets Liguet 17 at tie esse place.
[236]Qe On: rridey aly UL TIgLCONS1 rave a. resuler lencuege class
[238]to: Lel ané I-12 rtated hit interert to feet tie Cow cirk at Lisscolele
[239]house, auc Qn. + the veauree of conv i=l explaiced to LIBATQU-1 why he telieved _
[240]this rar te ortent to” An or in otrer vords s ne cave hin the cover story
[241]: <1 ersured L-2 that)
[245]r next eters 1272 er. told |
[246]a he found kim
[247]Sy teld hin avout
[249]hor her ercund.
[251]_Reéting 2 rile nd ty :
[252]Lea told tin that alla was nit teervteng vat quat be scoulé cot dare to
[253]get close to her. ~ a , :
[254]4e Lil felt
[255]ha wer on the. rey7a
[256]no -receen of fesline ‘bad. eb
[260]there cee. -
[262]<2 told me that on &.
[266]LOS heseare very BAIT rrant tue feet *tha
[269]<2 rarreered nat ly
[271]oo ass ten Lt - " nn acatst nts rhe,
[273]2 - . ~ oe sor ‘ me te ee - , . . Roe -- a onal
[275]. hel plans fewis co als ¢ 2 ates eaartdqan woes se tie tatoo
[276]*e a .
[278]mea ce te
[283]we:
[285]a ae
[288]Spt $F ce
[290]on Fa
[291]SE CT : 5 warud)
[293]tt . Co Fe chur 6 ha I
[294]Ghee —s* ny an
[295]Meso for the ex: : Newt f
[296]Suagret:.. Fi at Sistone sen “Gover Jab Outing with Consuler Gorvet
[298]: . 4a ‘Cuautitian, | Tanck aid -extu
[300]Spas: col. ‘Convent 6 at. “Tepotrotien froml100 ‘to ‘\scotrs. on 17 July 1968.
[302]cit and ex-Consul, Gea. of Greeces |
[304]* Consular Corys. ‘is creature of Aners
[305]In adlition to helping the two
[307]: Leander tr. “‘Voyrvoul iss ‘wha led excursiea.
[308]. >
[309]cover ani ‘aake contacts, the purpose.
[311]c rs, work iato. cousutar
[313]7 ‘shoved, 20 ilentifir! Mec anil no- Cubs. LNA
[315]t decor opeded to: weet.
[317]ire len independently auentities hee J
[320]a Aitre Os- result ‘recent Bovetiex
[322]aut, is t hep ened to: be -ar:
[323]On otter occasioaZ 8 ga
[325]te awh ia, reasive. the
[327]spoke Spani with he vy asceat aol Vila
[329]uo quite fhaeat neverts vstesae Sikias
[331]! iatroluced by Fra lyer as Fratyer re, aeeuent.
[333]4
[334]and uninteresting coapared to constaut verbal sparring Set.
[336]_ which Sistode will defer to Fralyer to ceyort af we sees Pit.
[338]- € |
[340]Bt. first “heal the. Sovy. Bloc ant Cabana whe:
[342]were unndble “ivastity the otheby
[344]fyzsutine chureliczonvseate he faaitiar .
[345]tals aed but wad
[347]x Sidtone at a teased uriefty to Loginov ant
[351]Ty 1p FIPY
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[359]i
[362]other. sta on cfficers end
[363]vo: Lev aeLevact ,201- -85017?, P-13,,766
[364]au, 201-285412, play of the a Brbassy
[366]- and Valentin LOG
[368]“and to another Russian, unidentifie 4,. sho’ appeared very reluctant a
[370]oor . ; ns arhaacod .
[372]to talk. OV vas very ‘civt Sutya bit less expansive than
[374]a solid narpor t
[376]od attics with
[378]pacols to, LSIncy. Sha psobably
[380]act my att a Sead we +7 wk Aare cee
[381]eam2 the atilee comms tite “uring the “Ltern to, ee se--:
[383]“e . =
[384]Peery et en ae rae . . ae wee pores sgt Si ONG
[385]Fon rite. + -- 7 SL ee ey Fe eee OT _—_———
[387]2 af. a ’ wet TG
[388]ates casts fee baratl, or a ie
[390].
[391]se a
[392]tgbiets held, 8 2 . an
[393].
[395].
[396].
[398]< ™“ 7 . . ~ cJen \KL:
[402]ao” 2.
[403]2, AOLOVECY was, 29 previously ‘LUited, more veserves. ‘Ne stayed
[404]in the tacksround ind accompain ed the unidentified Tussian during most.”
[405]of the tours FeTiLitl wes insroduce? to him but little convensetion
[406]passed between them. He appuarsd little stiff, mofe the Tusstan
[407]sterootyre of the reserv.d, social-tlleat-2a32 persen. Fut this .
[408]was iusts an had nox, chanee for ‘an indepth
[409]~~ gonversation.s ZOLOVEV ggoemed tO poss2ss dacent. spanish. Fe stated |
[410]Lok. he yes fron the comercial section. A pefully subseet vill atbend
[411]| other Corps meztings end FiTAE will have an opportunity to soak
[412]1 to hin at creater. Lancthe Doe .
[413]a GAFIRALLE
[414]|
[417]Prat
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[420]ry
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[428].
[429].
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[437]fen RnR at bene,
[439]|
[441]new Sta. officers w
[443]Meee wee tw
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[446]Spsplee? | he wed riya
[447]peek
[448]chos & &r Crue. 60y FE : om
[450]Meao fer the Record: :
[451]SURLECTs Firet, Siatone niger Cover JGb Outing with Consular Corpas
[452]" Srist ‘Initial Baposure ta Soviets Logivoy and Ge lou Zev
[454]fare 45 ruis) _
[456]: Consular. Corys ia cFeature ‘of Moers. cit and ex-Cousul Ceo, of Greace,
[458]Leander I, Vourvouliag, who led excursion. la addition to helping the ‘tre
[460]is Ania eunsular cover “anil make contacts, the purpose,
[462]ware. Was. ‘to see at first hart the Sovy. Sloe eol Cubsns who .
[463]Bree ant no Cubs,. ae ,
[465]of the ontSng i
[467]vet, no ident:
[469]rg vut- doer openell to meet.
[471]er Sov. bib, “
[472]es: Gilentey
[474]Both Sistone aud ee he iidependentty identified he 1 1
[475]as one of two commercial types. frois mug booker: uanbTe iblentify the other,
[476]( > was Fae
[478]quite ‘thient ievertneleges ‘Siaiaes Siatone i aad. tdhed iriariy to Logiinay aad
[480]introidiced--by Frailyer as Fralyer replacement. However. cenversation i .néucuous-
[482]and ubinleresting codpersd to constant verbal sparring dete. Fradyer and boginoy
[484]which Siatone will defer to Fradyer to report af he sees rite
[486]Aa
[488]SECKET yo P-MA/Q
[493]|
[494]|
[495]1
[497]ce ne ree et :
[499]“ gedoapanied ‘Geith dives) Féadyer. on ap outing of. the
[501]* belong: to the ce, Tures * Sov
[503]Lo eyes vey = _
[504]" WS <¢ Oe : “a
[505]oor -  Gudeer 44 _Suru) Aly
[509]G/tue _— Civ. boy
[511]Meuo for the Records
[513]SUBJECT: First Sistone euicen™ ‘Cover JOb Outing. with: Consular Corpas
[515]Brief Initial Tcpoaure to Soviets Loginov and G. leu ze tev
[517]ks tereice De Sintone: dad Feeal tin oO “both.
[519]“We
[521]en Mexico", @ social clud open te all éonsular officers fires
[522]tationality) to-new Foril. factory. ain Cuautitian, lunch tal -exeusion of: —
[524]Span. col. Convent at. Tepotzotian frouwl200 to 1900Drs., “on. IZ Jeary 1969.
[526]Conaulor fCor)s da ‘creature of xner. cit and ex-Consal Gea. of Greece, Soo .
[527]‘Leander Tr Vourvoul ius, wao Ted excursion. Ta allition to’ “helping the two
[528]new Sta. officers work into consular cover and gake contacts, tie purpose
[529]tha sutiny. | ia part, was to. see at first haat’ the Sov, Bloc al Guten who.
[530]shovel, ‘do Hentifind | Bloc:
[534]as: KGB unter. mr cover, ‘ond | tito ‘mei ‘ of Coa wereial Seeso oi
[535]Sidtone ant Ferelen iuepentently identified bee K ely
[537]“ Gelenz tine vas algo .
[539]t. but was engaged tvice ‘by Sistond in. “gonversations das one accanien. e
[541]he had been in ‘Mexico short time, was there , oe. Feault recent Sov=lex
[543]sats just ha
[544]On other rovetin said 1 ota Tea ant genateh 7
[546]sjoke Spaa, with heavy accent fan) He loft talk puch but wea.
[548]1 be FYaent navertisieéns zxstaal Sistone also takel briefly to Loginov and
[550]ititroluced by Fralyer aa Fra tyer re, plageuent “However canversatinn i anucuous
[552]| and uninteresting compared: to ‘conatant, verbal sparring betw. Frady¢r aad: Loginov
[554]which Sistone will wlefer ta Fralyer to report if he sees fits
[556]e
[557].
[559]Sseccer
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[566]July 10, 1969!
[568]|
[569]Contact Hoport . 7 re |
[570]Bubject:, LIBACCH=1 CReSOs) - mS if.
[571]Date of Meetr July 9 at: Parense. Reotéurent-Ber (Hewiton) at 690.
[573]ao . “prearranged meets ‘el came on. times “the neat t laeted 2 hours, ‘
[575]and 50  einutes. -
[576]Hoxt meat: ved galy 16 at 1650 at: piok up plave in 18 Repobede
[578]with Gutenberg” ;
[579]On » Judy. 9 9 at 0915 bre int went to the Bov Babasey to look tor
[583]st =s-
[586]~ 5. Hesulte of this conversations: ;
[587]a. Alla LNU ie in Mexico city lees than s year. She ie
[588]bored to desth here and to looking Corward te returning
[590]. 7
[591]ode,
[592]a.
[593]i
[597]i
[599]if
[601]‘7
[602]to Noecow ae soon as she will be allowed.
[604]bd. She eaid that Hexico had a pleasant climate, but all
[605]she known sbout Mexico ia Ouautls and even when sho
[606]ie invited there she hae no cospany of her own (ei0).
[608]e. With regard to her achooling: after ehe fiaiehed
[610]hifh “ netisol ene went: to a rohool for mechanical tech=
[611]nicians where ahe studied about. a year and gave 1% up
[612]; becquee she. dia: not ‘like it. She: ‘bomps'ted: to enter the
[614]be a. et té1e her ‘that he would Took: her “up cochegnally
[615]Ba, ‘ and she appeared to be pleased ‘with the idea.
[616]5... @, Deseription: apparent age 25 - 26; hight about 5 ft
[617]a - 3 in (posaibly less); heir ‘Light brown; very nice eyes
[618]( del dove Hot Fenember-. the: ‘golor 2); budldt rather
[619]‘yathor Toney in. | generalt ‘pledeant appeare
[621]“ata not heer: from L0G it would prove he had a friend. ‘who turned out ‘to
[623]|
[624]be no good. a oy . ve, ’ ==
[628]inoonse 6. inl agked YO did he |
[629]party ( at Andrea's OATAHO ‘)
[630]: added, few words: of bis wn. ~
[632]leave te | Ostober 169.
[634]8. at. 1520 hrs, of. thie sane aay BOG" ‘phoned to: Teel, in the Institute.
[635]and after some. verbage thay agreed: to meet on Monday daly “14 at the
[636]Merinera restaurant et. 1500 hre (AV Chapuktapec with or near Liverpool).
[637]‘Both of then stated that they would be there without fail.
[639]9. With regard to the meet LOG - Le] I repeated my previous in-
[640]struction to IL-l concerning hie attitude if LOG comes out agsin with
[641]the request to meet LIOVAL-1l.
[643]10. With regard to L-le scquaintanse with Alla I euggested L-1l to
[644]aek his wother about her. There ta a poasibility of finding cut hor full
[646]14-0000
[650]J An re penne en ttt ee ene es, seaman aye he,
[652]“afd. not eee XARTASUK until]
[658]“name and whether she te married or fot. I-l should alec mention to SOG
[659]. the fact that ‘Be Bet Alla whtle waiting for. Kim, Depending on the find-
[661]ings L-1 stould consider lnviting Alla to his house, for > lunch one Sat.
[662]or Sun and take. her with:
[664]‘spend. the ‘afternoon. I tela Pe that I would pay tor the. expences , for :
[665]‘lunch and: possible entertainment. i-1 wit. diecuss. the patter with: re
[667]vefore doing Snything. : .
[668]nl. Le-l reported. that dhe had a. 90 minutes talk with Karel WSNIRL
[669]¢- “see Attachment) and I dabdriefed him.on the same. There were very few
[671]‘ facte which were not ‘covered in the previous report on WENIBL.
[673]12... As at becane obvious that the: working part of. the meet was over
[674]Lel stated that he ‘would re fi ‘el bad and Dlow off nis top x8 it ‘he.
[676]had. putt Long - period. of w
[677]extended for the. sane amount of: tine. end X an pend that tine where: he
[678]pleaced. Tel. commented that in that: case: he would atend the. deadline of
[680]‘becoming festy to Aug 20. I laughéd. lel commented. that Frobably I was
[682]not. able to -understénd how Bitch he waa: attached to KARTASUE.
[684]FiFernald
[686]the ‘end of the sonth. I told him that EARTASTE
[687]in the States and. consequently hie leave war —
[689]poo et
[691]14-0000
[692]a oe oS TS rhe: Es eet RAB
[694]- “Centest Report | .
[695]P f. ia, 730 ,
[697]. — - Subject: Tisny ERECRI.
[698]Bate of meets. July 7 in Subject® car and | Ingurgentes Sanborne Rer _
[700]SOE ATS EMAL AED, rele SEs SP ETS, tor
[701],
[703]- _ - * - .
[704]: : I Let a t
[706]my a oe oe fneet was s prearrariged: with subject for guly 7 at. bet"
[708]Paseo at 1400 ore. Subject pkoriéd to our. office in. the course of the.
[709]morning to Ege confirm the arrangenent. ( FERGALD wae trying to reack
[710]Subject. to change the place of neet, but he was not able to reach nic),
[712]. Subject €id not show up at the Del Peseo and efter waiting 40 minutes
[713]F went hore (: his office }, At 1535 are TF wee. infoed vy the office:
[714]that- Subject called- “several +imes acd wis latest statement was that be
[716]Would. tbe in front of the Cine lating. { acroes the. Referna ‘fron our
[717]Babeesy }e. F cane. there vu “time. but ‘Subject mas hot eround. Due to
[719]. heavy. rain F ves boun i to. stay. there acd et 1630 hrs Subject showed
[721]golf ut yin an impressive Pontiag. Boreville,, biue. with, Light. ‘top, pletes:
[722]/ —Pexas, - Henisfair’ Slack). Subject weved to F to ect in. the
[724]Mex t- M26 z: Tris she tf Jez Wt ad Bore. Prewr li. & at BbEhe;
[725]in tie car Sup sees eteted to ? that he soofed, because he
[729]e another’ eer. ana he ganed ? to.
[731]nr Ted ¢ to. retura the  goneville and ts
[732]7 i have a ride’ with him. Subject. took the ear to Telonitz and ‘perked at ==
[733]: in front ‘of the agt building at 297, # fe excused hinsel? fer fer: niautet,
[734]_ tack ne“spep ners, zed. a enali banile ard 2 niniature bottles az seme
[736]° Liquor end ecterad sie ent.’ about: 5 minutes later ke returned and
[738]p we entered an old, beaten up Valiert ~ithout licease pl'tes and the
[740]b ace is hard to tell. . :
[743]Ke yo During the first ride Subzect telf 7 that LO phoned hic
[745]on *riday Joly 4 and told kit that they vould Fave to gostooned “heir
[747]el nevt roheduled fer the next day tecmice he (102) menld be out of
[749]at .eni Eun. I¢3 wanted to ceet vith Tubject om lon or cue
[751]Pa
[753]'
[755]s a | 7 - PN W2
[757]14.90000
[759]2
[760]and Subject told him that he fould be taken. and working ith . 2
[761]_—- _ ‘American businesszen. eho would srrive on Sundey. Subject added that
[762]perk. they: woule ‘tring 8 “tennis hat for 10+ { they did), LOG raid that ue
[763]4 would. want ‘to: visit < Josephine ad ADOAVAGA, probably on Thursday July 10).
[764]ae put. would: phone } hid to arrange. for-a meet before coring to: pie ( acd
[765], Josephice’s: z épt. LO also: recinded Subject: ‘& to prepare tin for
[766]. that. neet: a: written. resort of the opinion of vexcicad governrent
[767]oo of officials. edout the Interdnerican Beonoeic - Senference et Fort of
[768]| of Spain. AP. oe .
[769]3. after returgzng from. the spt cubject told F thet. LOG nea, Ko
[770], Broned to Jesepnine end ‘told her that he would visit them ‘on Thur’ Bi
[771]a. Little after § 2000 ars and that he would ering to Jorepnine 2 vot feo
[772]ef Votka. Ds Lopes a
[773]ee : en, subject aoked. 7 when, should. he. arrange ‘for a meet
[774]with Le, “Because. 40 front of Jose} nin e, they | do not rpeqk about :
[775]potities. F > told Subject, that te. Lees thing, to do would ve to”
[777]take gavertage fof the s ring" with: LOG. to. ‘nake arrangeszed*
[779]for theiz pext feet: Sudject agreed and asked ? wretuer our ceourkty ty
[781]_ 4 people. " geeided to give or not te give the. directory +o nim for
[782]a , passing. | ‘$t LOGs * toid subject that. he mess! ad the natter by wringing
[785]into the picture a. nonextsting. etricia which we. ware. net able to
[786]iret. stes. is getting. rid of Patricia, sthich
[788]— [ produce. Taeréforey the
[789]i means. to get to. the point of
[791]| has no close’ friend or “eantact it
[793]| 0 develop ane if Tes ins. ‘0A dettior the: aisectary: Subject is
[794]cut it.
[796]ing to follo* Lois: ans tractio’, “pegarding. how to Zo ab
[797]“85 ‘wretrd icia” Subject. yeild, halve to state wnat: che did. ict
[799]Fst instructions. Surject really
[800]ne U.Se ‘Embassy acd is willing. .
[802]return treo her Leave and he des not now. wey.
[803]the Diana
[805]6. At that point wa Subject and 7 vere airady at
[808]Circle ‘and Subject suggested teas they stop for a arink
[809]at Santoras which is only a couple of blocks from hit orrice and +
[810]agreed. Trey rerained there arout 59 nicu “eee ;
[812]Te subject -etated that the directory rag become & groblec. 7
[814]14-0000
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[817]. - . -3- ;
[818]el commented that the extating problea was creeted by Subject and his
[819]de  no$. eorgflence rith the instruction; the only way out of it now is
[821](2 | tg do whet ? told kim ia the car. =:
[822]_ ; a. ; In reply to Pe question Subject atated that tne 2 americane -
[823]who, arrived nere on. Supday July 6. were interested in Anveating cepital — 7
[824]ina Bede arees a. ‘housing project. for people of lew. incone. Re added a =
[825]that oné ‘of them is owner of a mining corporatioa and the otherone.
[826]is fron the Benef ficlary { ‘Af rembered correctly) insurance Ce. Fe.
[827]‘pelives that. they were satisfied with the findings put it will, take
[828]about a month before the deal caterialices, vecause tu2 approval of
[829]“appropriate voard was needed.
[831]—_ _Bubjeet showed ta F. a calling card of i'r. C. Lester NeGee
[832]} C-or. aecee) 5. Président of Noon Valley -\ining Corporation,
[834]5 “3113 oak ‘rid: “hve for Street), Bellas, Texaé. There wer’ ak least
[835]iy ono 1 addresses listed: whieh F did not remember. Subject went.
[836]aa on to sey that Bre Naegee was interested in buy ine. pletioum, but
[837]r Subject told nin thet Nexico ‘had no. pletinun and ’ ‘thats. ‘once the Sovs.
[838]were trying. ‘to sell” a quantity in Kexico. tr. Mactee told Subject
[839]to look into the natter and. explained him the mechenics of the deal.
[841]‘Sove would: ‘have to riake @ fira offer to 2. Swiss Gompany which is’. ‘
[842]controlled by a Gnadien company which is in fact a subsidiary of
[844]an. American company: ultinste. destination ‘ef the pletinua ie the
[846]us. | Reportedly, tae deal ‘is: all the way through . a elean legsl
[848]connercial. transaction and terme ‘of paynent woulé be Irrevocable,
[850]Nonfinmed Lester of Credit, “gaeh on delivery in Sui tzeriand. Tne
[851]intiel ipurehace would be 54000 ounces bet there i = LLL to duy Up.
[852]ae to 1 ctilt fon tollare rorta of pl tatinuz. Subject. ssked choutd he
[854]ask 0G sre the Sovs interested in the deal, | ; . _
[856]10. _ F told Subject he ssould teli ahout it to LOG if there is
[858]a coantesioa for the person sao facilitates the Geal. Accoriicg to
[860]cubiest there is a UE*1.- commission per ounce if ce apn provise .
[861]the goode, F told Subject he snould exprese te dasire that LOG
[863]oitatia the inZo rinselfl and if tne answer is Savurable and tha gri {oe
[864]rigshs then ico7 can tntrod.ce Subject to she Sov o2Zicial eho wial
[867]14-00000
[869]Uf
[871]1Z, | Comment vy Pernaié:
[875]be authorized to close the deal. Subject acreed to emphasize the
[876]attractivenesn cP the comzirrion end the advantage of the fact that
[877]the deel is handled in Switzerland and connequently the commission
[878]is also paid there. F tole Subject the’ ‘he wanted to know in detail
[879]LOG reaction concerning the eoraission. Subject ehould aleo play
[880]eround rith the thene that it would te @deal ic LOG: could trevel to
[881]Switgeriond to introduce him to the Fight percon (Sev) and siniler.
[883]B. . , Subject connented | thet, the buyer is serious | ‘ena it ‘reneins te
[885]de Séen. ere. ‘the Sov" willing. to sell at ‘a convenient. for them but stil):
[886]fair price. Subject went on to: say that if the deol was. to go well
[888]“he would have to go to Switzerland, and this aricea another problem,
[890]i.e. how long would it take far hin to get, ‘Americen Passports “because -
[892]‘he id presently documented by his Birth Certificate. © told hin
[894]to start thinking about passing thet bridge when he cones to it.
[896]. ee ~ Subject appeared to. te egtisfied with Bs attitude in. the above a
[897]converea tion: and ‘he “gotnerted that with tuLs aatter show ing. up plus
[899]‘Hat and the written report there, should he emough for 4 seet :
[901]Ng
[903]with’ ies. F ry ' told Subject: “that ne fanted a carton copy. of the. report ~ |
[904]he would hand to 0G ‘and Subject precise ‘to nake one... ae
[906]13. : Tren, Sihject observed that in order to place the business * er
[907]talk with LOG in the right prospective he would have to see LOG before
[909]Era ReGee and nis companion leave; thich means. tne latest on wed Adon...
[911]F toid nin to Fis akend ani aake Arrenzénents wadieh would-be normal.
[912]if “he, wae. trying to pusa the platéaun dédil, but. if ne gets to see
[914]LOG. before Thur. at hia (Josephtines) apt) he: should ® edvise 7 by phones,
[915]dee. leave a. message for F to ring Rin up. ;
[917]bs Bven if acthing cork out of the platinus deal,
[919]which is quit: izely, Genvereation about it
[921]and the acscciated comniceizn, should give us
[922]i? gore readings on LOG of one hand and on the etier
[923]& ened nore light oa the personal relation hetveer
[924]Eubtect and ant
[925]setraen eosaphias
[927]she lepet.
[930]vy, The se cali-t social relation
[931]J ani 224 is interurtinu, tg cay
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[939]14-0000
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[948]” Bubjeets Valentin LOGINOY. (Pq12, 112)
[950]he Aecording to Source L0G phoned him. on a Petday duty roxy 1100!
[952]“Monday or Tueaduy and Source told hia thet he would be busy w® with
[953]Boome ‘Awerioan bueinesemen . LOG concluded that he wanted to visit
[954]. Josephine ALCAYAGA Segues 846 woek wné will do it probably on ;
[955]‘Thursday (Suly 10), but Will photie esrlter,
[957]: , . _ : '
[958]ATTACHMENE |
[959]July 9, 1969
[961]Source? Finay SABORE .
[963]bre and told that he would be out of towr on souly S-and_6 and,
[964]cohsequently, would wart to resohedur 8’ tRoee mn ret. Try froposed
[966]- ; According to. Source Les ‘aces not nise a week to give a
[967]“ring: to: ‘Josephine ALOAYAGA juét to- aay Hello.
[968]Bee. _- During the phone conversation nenitioned ‘ta ‘para Ww above’
[970]= Loc reminded Source thet he was interested In having. next ‘week in |
[971]: writing what Mexican officials “thought about tiie ‘Amerdean promises .
[973]made at the Interanerican ‘Eeonomto Conference in. Port of Spain.
[975]ae | @ne following are ) 100's statomenta wade to Bourse ‘gome of their) -
[977]previous meter -
[979]a, 200 bas a. Lite Ineurenos for 1 million’ Pesos
[980]with Monterray Odtiania de Seguros, 8 S.A, in
[981]’ “Méexico- Citys.
[982]b. LOG told Souxoe that’ it wae good. to have a friond .
[983]'.“on the other side", meaning American eide, because!
[984]one can never tell what ight happen. .
[985]. £&a- thers nt her eres Mersey € of hii CEL |
[987]EX¥ernald
[989]14.0000
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[997]7 - Contact Report a
[999]Subject: rtpacunes » (F=4205
[1001]July 5, 19€9
[1003].
[1006]i - Date of Heet: muly 2 at Paris-lexlco Restaurant at. 1640 Hrse. Tg
[1008], a
[1009]poe ee,
[1011]> i ote Le “prearrenged neat. to: wigich Subject came. on “time. ead. eselng
[1012]a, - me “he drove eround . ‘peveral blocks! end | returned to tae prearranged”
[1014]' . oe place 6 ainautee later.
[1015]i I paid. bel Bi 1,000- salary for - Sune: 169.
[1016]ye — Yiext meet: yuly awith the pick up at the same place at
[1017]° . 1615 hrs.
[1018]2. L-1 told me about the evening ne srend with LIOVAL-1 at the |
[1019]Sov show. He. reported the matter exactly as LIOVAE-1 did and, added tist
[1020]in spite of his intentica to meet with rote ‘oombers of the Sov eroup
[1021]ke did not find time to do it.
[1022]> with regard to. the ‘visit ne’ promised to make wo todzor:
[1023]: Us suated that he. wae not ‘etle: ‘to wake up ris mind in dot
[1024]‘ pecause he ferred. tat LOS ois ght suspect hia. for ehovias
[1025]interes’ ic him ‘now and previously: he mee avoiding: hime I repeated.
[1026]; my request that he go and see LOS INCT nefore we meet next week. HE”
[1027]2 - * gaid he would do it of Friday wuly 4 at 1015 hrs. -
[1028]of he I told b-1 that: q wanted iim. to’ do. more seriting: for we tn
[1029]previous acrergent. ne promised to 66 it, end
[1030]e is sertovely meats whet he 88;
[1032]ee en Merten 2 nee
[1034]eccordece vith our
[1036]Lap estpegp en spre sma fqn
[1040]i e +t
[1044]L : 7 ; yarel UE Werk acd he. ree inrtrue! ted to ontrdn nore’ info, cepesta A;
[1047]¢ 28s copy of the sirst circle ia Eusrten eehl
[1049]' Be . Zl gave Su ubjest
[1051]he v9 plecsaa * 9 get tha veo. :
[1052]Te. L-1 qe still livics heraonioucly with his wife ord L-l
[1055]is eonvireite timrel? that he santa to Liv
[1056]want oO tive bis her a rewso2 for quarreliss.
[1057]epretate TL Lovs },
[1059]Ss, I talked to i-2 ehout the nee? that he as
[1061]peveraait
[1063]14-0000
[1065]Fame cee term apteaercaeenn teenie eeemimeie meth See.
[1067]chow eeecompceg
[1069].
[1074]a ye ote .
[1075]nae econ ao, eat i ae os
[1077]his. t
[1078]‘to. Let in Cuautle tock place in less “than ‘a. monte from LOG's piten te-
[1080]) July 5,-. 1969.
[1081]. \f- mo hee, .
[1082]Subjects : Valentioa LOGINOY - Blo Sketch by LIPACON=1
[1083]. _
[1085]1. Concerning the- problens. waich Log has vith hia colleagues,
[1087]LIBACON=1. wag not able to offer specific. exazples. In ‘at, least: 3
[1089]instances-L0G spoke to L-l treat ‘the peyohslogteal- atmospher within. . '
[1091]the Sov Ssibarsy 46 horrlbhe 31 “depréseing. is stated thet ‘ther _
[1093]not & -eingle ‘person “in the. pnbassy in whieh one: can confides. averyooay
[1095]in -ready to. cut otherones © throat just to advance; if there ie nothing
[1097]the colleagues can pin agbinst a person they start intriguing ‘hoping
[1099]that one might lore his tenper and coamit something stupid which
[1101]would be sufficient to herg the person invelveds if onea aske for
[1103]advise he would in no tine find out thet he yas considered ‘incompetent. —
[1104]- In Fall 1968 L-l invited LCG to: ‘attend, a ‘party and told hin
[1106]_ that, yurty CHERNISH (P=13, 042)- would ‘be there. LOG: tated shat Ne.
[1107]would not come, “because it would mean or getting himself in trouble
[1109]or getting CHERNISH iin. trouble; ‘to keep gray fron.‘ Sov ‘cbllegeues is -
[1110]the only cf hoop ing out of troubles, ‘concluded. LCG.
[1112]26 With regard to the ‘statenent thet Ls. was. commiting errore i ;
[1114]by exterting pressure ‘on other people L-1L stated ‘that he reported
[1116]Loss renewed atterpt to récrutt Nigtel Angel; Ia doing so L066. abandéned..
[1117]t. and Sgnored the sensitivity of. the ot er person; LOG alk ;
[1119]Miguel Angel: the way: BCG ‘spoke to. ie nade ‘it evident that LG ‘dis-
[1121]regarded ops security rules. Sieh things did rot: heppen tefore and
[1123]i-1 concluded that 23° reat eil out so awl
[1124]ne leavee ZUS- "cont ‘what Lt any". ,
[1126]t whetr lel stated thet he helieved thet 203 wold he a geod me 4
[1127]perros ander norcel: conditions, he aeant that ne believed that 5 bo" Le .
[1129]basically @ g790d person and vonlé te acting ara tenavine 13 8 good
[1130]if he reaained as a mr7ik on
[1134]preron in nie normal eniviroarent, 1.4..
[1135]the fara, or ce was 8 tractor criver or 4 track driver ani aiiler,
[1136]veeaise in sush conditions LE would de a yied joe ead moult sot
[1138]kave to depend on rental cepatiitey widen he dogs not have.
[1139]Sail alae tneeD
[1141]14-0000
[1145]a ~ 5
[1146]. . | -_— a , | ; |
[1147]: vi 4. _ Bel does not know why L0G expresses such 4 great love and sdF
[1148]4, niration for Spein ond Spaniards. L-1 feels positive thes LOG was
[1150]never in Spain; he has ne reason to believe that LOG did any. extensive
[1151]j : reading about. Spain; in fect! “el -believea’ that LOG knows soout Spaia
[1152]3 what he teara from Spaniards tho léve in the’ USSR and, apparently,
[1154]he was astooleting with a number of them in Hoscom. :
[1156]sneer eee nmin ene [ones mettre
[1157]e
[1159]eo re . | -BEFernsid.
[1164]|
[1168]‘muy poco, aunque cuando la ocasi6n requiere de tonar mucho
[1172]Valentin LCGINOV
[1174]Edad aproximada de 43-45 afios, auaque Aapareata menos, Fisicamente
[1176]de complexion atlética, alto. Juega muy bién al tenis. Recientemente
[1178]qued6 en segundo lugar en el campeonato del D.F. que tuvo Lugar
[1179]: . . : . a
[1181]‘en el ciud Brancia, donde practica eSte deporte. Cuida avchisino -
[1183]su condieton ftsica y. nds que nada su apariencia. Ra este sentido
[1185]es muy vanidosy, Muy pocos amigos saben que ‘tiene una, hija ae*
[1187]‘16417: afios. “Cuando le pregunitan si tiene hijos hable solo dé-su.
[1189]: buenas. a sus he Stearic
[1191]hijo‘de 12 ‘afios Ge edad. Le da pena presentar @ su mujer, que es
[1193]muy amable y buena, porque se ve de mas edad que 41. No. fuma, toma -
[1194]G4 we
[1195]agecenta
[1197]¥ sienpre se le ve Sereno. Es muy amable en el trato, Nunca trata_
[1200]ta oo Pall ete] tate
[1201]“¢eaando “ve e que | no puede hacer 16 aitimo,.
[1203]rompe diplomaticanente los relaéiones adistosas con el ‘sujeteo.
[1205]En. sus ideas es de la escuela estaliaista: Solo. cuenta. lo Uaion
[1206]Sovietica y la altima, linea a seguir del Partido. Eso quiere decir
[1207]que no tiene “ideas propias. ‘sigue tidelisinamente Ta mitaea" porque
[1209]sabe: muy bien que es la, dniéa forma rapica y eficaz de escalar ea-
[1211]“su carrera. Le: gusta muchtsino. a vida buena, tips occidental,
[1213]. aunque antes se dejarita cortar ua brazo que confesarselo asi nisno, —
[1215]Es ‘muy anbicieso y se ve que tiene problenas ‘con sus. conpaé Seros de
[1216]trabajo. ‘Hable despectivanenta. de ellos. No te gusta. nada, la idea’
[1217]de tenes que permanecer en Nosed les dos akos que vienen. po dijo
[1218]que harta lo posible que al transcurrir esos aios lo mandaran de
[1219]preferencia otra vez a “Néxico, Su ilusioa nas grande es trabajar
[1220]en Espasa. Adora 2 los espaZoles.— La forma de ser de les rejicanos
[1221]no le gusta. Por eso sti quiere regresar, quisre decir que prefiere
[1223]cualquier lugar donde vivir, nenos Rusia. Creo que precisanentg
[1226]14-0000
[1228]95
[1230]‘+: hablando de. Lo: ihisnot En el. fondo creo que “todo eso revela cierta-
[1232].
[1234]"me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, me contest que é1 creta que to
[1236]Picar! a continuacton, | me. invits a comer 1 dia 8 para seguir
[1238]diferent a lo awe. Lievan los clidadanos Sovieticos:, Creo que:
[1240]porque ya tiere que partir en julio, es por lo que ultimamente esta
[1242]cometiendo errores. Quiere hacer. renctes -&@ como de lugar, presionando
[1244]a la Bente de Betas qu antes janis hacia. ‘EY dia 2 de mayo lo vi
[1246]ws s.
[1248]en Mlatte; | ‘y sabiendo que yo. no quiero trabajar para el, ine.
[1249]insistio, Llegando a1 S41s5 de preguatar si podiamos abordar ‘a.
[1251]mi aluano. Joha, ‘sin. sigu déra. preguatar ‘por ‘la personalidad y forma” ‘de
[1253]pensar de Joha?. fn los 15 miautos _que estuvimos Juntos no. hablo naa
[1255]que de eso. “Cuando yo. le dije que ya ‘le habia ‘dicho antes que no
[1257]que me pasaba es que tenta miedo. “La forna m4s ‘inocente de hacerne
[1259]inocencia ¥ muchas ganas de. progresar,, ‘para llevar una “vida muy
[1261]_qalere dejar ‘una grand inpresion a sus. jefes para no. quedar trabajando
[1263]‘Andefinidenente en el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de tosed.
[1267]incluso por medio ‘de atropellar yictimas. Come: ‘persona y en condiciones
[1269]normale’ | mie: Barece bueno, -generoso y fiel. amigo. Stn embargo la
[1271]algo de mi, muy aparte de nuestra amd
[1273]verdad: es que nunca lo Tlegue a conocer muy biea, en parte posiblesente’
[1275]porque. casi desde el principio sentta instintivanente que queria
[1277](stad ¥ ea parte porque con todo
[1278]y la confianza que llego a tener conmigo jamas se descubrio por -
[1279]completo, ni mucho menos. ES extréeniadamente ealiteloso.
[1281]Reduniende: | mt inpresion es que es una buena persona, de buenos
[1282]Sentizientos, pero que una vez ~etido en "ese trabajo," por razones
[1284]‘ .
[1285]que desconocexos, hace todo lo pesible por destacas,
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[1475]Anes sonar wee oe PLE ge fet oe Aiello maroon? SET tee
[1477]Pare feud,
[1478]a i «22
[1480]14-09000
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[1509],
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[1512]= hale a aout ctetee hid 7 eer pad 3 5 ;
[1514], : ffir . —_
[1516]uO 4 Lirsfat Spee ix “a foes oes chee get :
[1518]a x oe Pe ~ ec: a a
[1520]9 Mienlos foo Lge te Ce fea S2Ou' ods: Lee ee 4), aa
[1522]_ H = — = wn he he seuei teseeiede Lael fe leve. . .
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[1531]: cd a
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[1536]: feed one peechivee 7 ; f eee? aL.
[1537]Pes re state :
[1538]. . ; 2 oy yt tee ye wade sete cette eee ’ .
[1540]a
[1541], '
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[1543]vet
[1544]i i
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[1562]SOT, Ee: aan ct— a
[1564]to ie 4 tow urbe , .
[1565]July 4, 1969 \
[1566]of his LEE . \
[1568]. fis. 4 to Mejor)
[1569]Contact Report
[1571]Subject: Jimny SABORI oA
[1572]Date of Keet: July 1 at Sepe-Ferie ai 1900 hra 7 a
[1574]le ; ‘This neet was held in lieu of the: one scheduled for June 30 at
[1576]‘|1400 bre. Subj requerted the postpenrient of ‘the neet by phofe on grounds
[1577]tl that Locuiov did not show up for the neet on June 25 and another neet
[1579]mith hia wae arranged by phone and will take plsce on June 30 at 1400 bre.
[1580]PURMALD honed to Subject the eame day of his call and arranged te see
[1581]him “dt Seps-Paris restaurant at 1990 hre, F who came to the meet place
[1582]5 minutes earlier found Subject there waiting for his, The reét lasted
[1584]_§ hovre in spite of the fact that 2 paid the b111 2 hours before Subject
[1585]deosded, £8 , leave. ;
[1587]i
[1589]: Next vieet: ¢ ‘ondey: duly 1 at the Del Parseo at 1400 bre. Totes
[1590]oF, will ehance the meet places to a more nodest restaur-
[1591]- ant.
[1595]2. —_ Subject immediately. réked what was the decision concerning the : ;
[1596]Zab directory which LOGINOVrds asking for, 7 told Subject that the directory .
[1598]was his lest worry end that he vould. like. to Kear how eid the things go -
[1599]with LOCINOV. Subject etarted speaking about the meet (see separate Attach.)
[1601]‘By the time Sid ject -wae through, vith hie description of the geet, 7 0 btained: .
[1602]a more convenient tadle end ae eet moved to it: 7 requested Subject to. write =
[1604]additional data to hiv FRQ-I which he did promptly. Then ? asked him to
[1605]write the chroco cequence of his contacts mith LOGIMOY which Subject did
[1606]by looxirg in his egerde acc he 414 it 2Ltheut- hesitation.
[1608]Be At thie point Sub sect told 3 that he Pad seen hio in the viciat
[1610]of tae place where ha ret with LOSIUOY. = etated that he wae thera acd
[1611]that tha purpose of teing thera rea that Subject cea him, He sexed Aid
[1613]F aleo see 103 ced 7 atated that when ke sav LO coming ne zoved in the
[1614]Aiceetion from shiek Subjees wae coming, T sannluted te enying thet the
[1615]fost thes Power there higvall abould ke eulfictent te deaure Sublect thet
[1616]we ceap nperasional catterss rertrleted *o a minis of perzon? Zoe rearore
[1617]of panrity. ; :
[1619]a > looked at what Subsect crate econeraing ita Geeta TEtN id
[1621]20712? 19, £30
[1623]es
[1625]oy — eeu -.
[1627]'
[1629]14-0000
[1631]Yo
[1633]t -~26
[1635]and told Sutjeet that aceeniinug to the plore reececze he left for 7 it
[1636]appeared’ that LOG did rot cone to the meet echeduled for June .25 end
[1637]not as he put 1% on paper. Subject repeated wnat he wrote and confirmed
[1638], that on Jure 20 UiSjees aid not ehow uP and on June 25 LOG Atéxxs cane
[1639]and Subject did not show up ( LIgieRas2 surveillance confirmed the latter
[1640]statement ). F observed that on his first neet with” Subject on June 23
[1641]j Subject said that he had a meet with LOG on June 28 end. told him that he
[1642]Jad no time to try to get the directory. Subject ‘showed no entarrassnent
[1643]‘and he told F that he cust heve wleeundertood Subject's stat terent.
[1647]we
[1648]he
[1651]-
[1653]| 5.6 F told Subject that he did sot follow Fe instruction in epeaking »
[1654]{ / - to LOG ahout the directory, epecificeally, “by” bringing up a nane of
[1655]| oe! Patricia which ‘crested a problem without which: he would be much better
[1657]oh
[1659]. offs gha fact if that Subjeét trews nodody in the U.S. Embassy. Subject
[1661]: was: of the ‘opinion thet we can always introdice him to: & pereon in the -
[1663]Oo gmb  ehe can play the role of. teing hie acquaintance. 7 told Subject thet
[1664]we ware not celle “Sud ine rabbits out of a fat and all our actions were
[1665]ao, conducted within Linits of eécurity. “Shat Subject was suggecting was a
[1666]“ A conplete disregard for our as wéll his own sécurity and the beet thiag
[1668]ra he can tell LG6 on their next neet was that " Patricia’ did not show up
[1670]_., 108 yet. ‘
[1671]toys 6. " It may be. noted that 3s attempt to deoriet Subject on what:
[1672]; ; ‘transpired at ‘@ach of: his maets-witn LOG did fot tear desired results. ©
[1673]: Subject stated the facts he neqtioned to ? on thelr ; first néet and etarted
[1674]i repeating hinself ae he was golag on. Therefore, F decided ts get as. de<.
[1675]tailed as possible deseription cf the last. meet and Sudject was cooperative.
[1676]Although, Subject. spoke ‘sHout the ‘Test meat at tna ber ind né of our west
[1677]be did not alna, trylas putting it in Requence as it took. place, From what
[1678]Subject stated “Srevious maeta iv may be rortavnile fio ting thes Subject
[1679]had a party at his apt on gune 10 and ha arked LOG to come to tae pasrtye
[1680]lis expiataed Subject that he did not lice te te seen in large groups
[1681]end he sent Subsect 2 boetcles of Votka for the party. Subjecs also
[1682]stated that in 2 = 3 instences te prosieed LOG to bring #ic 4 tennia
[1683]hat froe the 7.8. Aetualiy, 2S weuld like to hnve 2 tenalr rata, one
[1684]‘ mtth a-vinor end the other type with e rin around, aise large. Tubsect
[1686]dolay tt, tut at tre proger nenent ka forgot about
[1687]subject forgot a-out bin and
[1689]had an epartunkty of
[1690]ic, Loc estllg tring up tre fact tha
[1693]14-0000
[1695]“y
[1699]. <
[1701]tent ( 2 used the expression ‘lie detecter test’ ). Sudject reacted by
[1703]pores
[1707]his hata, Subject asked F was it posrible to get those hete for him.
[1708]? raid he did not know 1f it can be done. ; ee
[1710]Te. Subject arked 7? what type ef a reception will be. givéa on 1 the:
[1711]4th of July ty the Znb ard wee there something arranged that any American
[1712]could drop in, ae signing the book at the int, > promieed to proce: to |
[1713]Subject. in cage ‘there was sone thing. like thet.
[1717]8. after eoveriag. the ground as. contained in the. 3 Attachmeate
[1718]P asked Subject. waa he willing to back nis. tavenents wita a polpyrapn
[1720]asking hen did we want him to take the test. 7 commented thet he did yo
[1721]not say that Subject would be given one, he only asked would he be ‘willing
[1723]to take one, if wa: asked hin to do. it. Enubject etated that he was wALLing
[1725]ta take the teat at any time. Then, he started asking qi reations about
[1727][| the. teat, especially, rio usually gete it and how it works, Vith regard Sn
[1728]|. to who. “rete ? stated thet enyone involved in matters. having pearing on :
[1729]‘the security of the U.5.. and es te how it rorka, there is nothing, to ite
[1731]it Peglsters when a persoa ceye & lie es the sterach ais ests, autonatically
[1733]: oe
[1735]any t? Ang 8 persona eats.,
[1736]9. Conmen'tn by FEPNALDs :
[1738]8. Tnir meet enables us to have a vetter Llasight ef
[1739]Eubsects perconality. - . a
[1741]‘b.. There are yolid indications that Subject ie nos ;
[1742]withholdings’ inpor tent ‘info eoncerfilng nis personal
[1743]history nor Ris activity. oe ; —_
[1745]c.His clain ‘te have numerous end to an extention. influent« ..
[1746]fal contacts appears to be acceptable. . a
[1747]aie also! opears to ha cooperntive, But nae a tendency te -
[1748]deviate: - astion sived to ain concerning
[1749]his. Sted tude towerd LECt Eee. rt fe pesedoie vaat thir
[1750]is due to hie. convinetion that he knowe: ios tetter tnaa
[1751]ye do end teat we are teo desratics an2 not enough
[1752]flexible. At tde sane time this may ve due to she fact
[1753]that be loves clandenting activity for the eake of
[1754]pleesuts. hea sete out of the z2ce ac euch on one hand.
[1755]and cn ta other, te nicht fear that our prtrased esuree
[1756]af anttos tay ali-Late Li roa nis, ae wv Lich cae2
[1757]he would bd lett aithout s came Re Likes.”
[1760]ae. it erpearasystie ct helaur that g ovdee ts
[1761]conditions are not rosy, but, eiparenthi's ve hae
[1763]a rnaiter, 12 reli draneed ang cae nit fave to vrrry .
[1765]hungry. cnerelere 2! .era La Left enough ress
[1767]trout beiny bun t
[1768]for rin to Yoal the Life sa pleares.
[1769]. surverne?d
[1771]0 DE. viernes 27
[1773]de Junio de 1969
[1774]1
[1778]lias pasados, estuvo muy
[1779]animaade. a
[1781]_EV organizador de este
[1783]evenio deportivon, fue ff
[1784]Adrian Aguiar para dex
[1785]pedir ‘al n Lo -.
[1787]Nov, qulen préiimamen: |
[1788]te purtira al extranjere. -
[1790]Resukaron triunfado-
[1792]tr de Baccn; Valentin
[1793]Longtnov y Meche Pinto;
[1794]Ralph Wiegandt y Gloria
[1795]de Pinto, quienes obtu-
[1796]vieron el primero, segun-
[1797]do y tegcer bigares, res-
[1798]pectivamente.
[1800]Por la agcho, bos espo-
[1801]sos’ Pinto, Jose y Glorta
[1802]ofrecieron una festa en
[1807]ti Mans Kaoparok, estriz
[1808]Bacon y Vichy Aguilar.
[1809]R Xe wale grups... el die
[1810]tot bas Gonwe, NMNIAd9
[1811]Cara Gu Roun, Re
[1813]bon Hoan, Ciettade Nnia
[1815]Adrthh Aguilas Vaienaa
[1817]lainguimos » Kuth Ware
[1818]Bt > Law sonmtoca ded
[1819]tarne. Hans Naspared
[1820]Beatie Dees Varna
[1821]Peanguanis Mamas i mio,
[1824]ere: .
[1826]a ARUN ae ie Meee aia
[1828]. an
[1832]‘Contact Report” Abo
[1834]| 3. SOKMO with us: Subject was” “tora that once he yas ‘placed. in:
[1835]contact with the "proper pecple” he ekould uga fron. now on the extention
[1836]870, Se wiil identity himself ac. EF, ARYIZO ¢ allegedly nis nother’ fesiiy
[1838]a : FERUALD ehoxed. Subject bis. offietel ‘Looving credentials under
[1840]web ie wae ance are an eee ani he ene "antic ame Cama Ae oo ee
[1842]aw,
[1844]“sh ¢ inv’
[1845]Pr i.
[1846]woe ee tL
[1848]suits
[1850]Sutjects Jamee SAPCRI .
[1851]Date of Meet: June 23 at Subsects Art et Fabia ae Sta Barbara 20/506
[1852], AY Tene id - ey 5 Fal
[1854]: (av t-. . Woes et Ae on ;
[1856]1. ; Arrangerents for this pent were rade throug! the office ead
[1858]she fact that the phone which Subject Left with cur office was out of
[1859]order made it necessary. that SEFTEUA iD es]2 en Subject at. his apt..it oar
[1860]be noted that Subject is in the precess of moving and the only furniture
[1861]in the living room of the above mentioned apt consisted of two: | beaten. up
[1862]easy chers w/o arm rest and a sort of an end table loaded with papers . and
[1864]a8 telephone: another phone was on the floor -in the corner ‘of the reoa.
[1866]Torre wee co much dust on the floor, that it as digfieurt, to believe thet |
[1868]"the apt Was fin any ure during the. lest re ‘ays.
[1870]Qe0 Subjects Nev ADDRESS: Teibuits 207 apt 7 piione 31-53-95 <
[1871]‘Office: Fraceionedora ce Be jio, Insurgente' ee Sur 429 office 12
[1872]{first floor), 7 hone 64-63-47, : <
[1874]Subject can be reached hone until 0920 in the morning and. in the ‘offices
[1875]between 1100 and 1400 bre and in the afternosn betreen 1700 and 20C0 bre. :
[1876]Subject stated that it wonld be “rather difficult to find hie in his ;
[1878]office tecaure of. nis frequent "in ‘end out" work, aoe _
[1882]VR Mg AT et
[1884]nace ) and will aske for r, Virgil (PALDINT} FZRNALDS. elias.
[1886]a ae
[1888]~~ -
[1890]; elias of vireil 2 2. BALDINI ané ‘after he read then quite carefully, PITT
[1892]stated thet now Subject knew that he was Sfeaking to the right person 2-.
[1893]SubjeeS commented that he ras satisfied with 78 tona fide.
[1895]5. F first eexed Subject fev. personal questions; the phone ig out
[1897]of order heeause he requested that it be trarafered to tis new apt asd
[1898]on Scturday (June 21 shen he ear that the phone was not in operation
[1899]called “hin friend Cerloa TRCUYZI" to put preceure on the Telephoce C2
[1900]wae nothing could ke done in view of the week-end: the hae in the
[1902]GUEN sy
[1904]SE hh ei Dane le A RN Le eed Sete ede Lbeth AS 6nO enn Nae re vine etka ed en aeinetcimanet ee + amine fe ee
[1906]. ~ . .
[1908]~2-<. 7
[1910]building is often out of ercer, because there are too many children in.
[1911]; the building: Subject is merritd and has 2 childien, dut he is preeontly
[1912]i . Separated froa hie wife; ae the children finis shed » the high Sehool his wife
[1913]wanted them te cantinue their echoolins in the UeE.: Sutject avoided
[1914]specifying. what school his children attended here and called the echool
[1915], "the Anerican-‘Hich School: Subject hes been in Mexico & ‘yeare and his
[1916]_ ood. wife oniy 2 years; as much es he loves Vexico Fo much his, wife did. net get
[1917]7 a used to Nexico and Sid not vent to reneia any longer here; the fact that
[1918]- he did not want to leave Mexico resulted in their physical separation;
[1919]~ according te Subject it is only a natter of deys thet his family left for
[1920]San Jose, Celifornia, which Subject call ed his home town; Subject claings
[1921]that his fanily ( pateraal side } cores fron Milan, Italy; his great grand —
[1922]fether cane to New York, HY, end felloved tee ¢old rush to California where -.
[1923]_;he apperently did well; for reasons unknown to Subject his ‘grand fatner
[1924]. moved from California to Arizona and tren to t vexice (Sinalos) weere | ;
[1926]: Sut jects father wae born; in the sene breath Sudject Stated that he, ‘too,
[1927]was born ih ‘Fexicé and when F contented that it would be logical that he:
[1928]. dive a duel eitizensnip,. Subject cid quite bit of talking to confuse the
[1930]the previous statenent: Guring the “revolution aii the! records were burned.
[1931]and he hae aniy the certificate -of vaptisa iseued hy 8 Rexieen church and
[1932]‘in fact at wae por sible that he wes bern on. the U. Ss. side. ef the perder;
[1933]; Subdsect cleims he could not care. less about the. pose Shility of claiming
[1934]Rexican citirenship, he ie an American and it suits. hia well to live in
[1935]So ak. this country as a TOURIST: in, the. Praeeionadore de Pajio ne works with -
[1936]. fo @ partner, “ho. ‘entered the company as owner of 2 larcé chtiaxs of ‘land;
[1937]Sudject hed no money: but he is the person sho through his connections
[1938]odtéined from a Hexicen “bank ‘a decision that the bank would mortgage’
[1939]up to SO fer cent every structure he. end hie partner opmpiete; now he
[1941]ia in the stage of obtaiding Ame rican investment ‘eapitel to carry out
[1943]the construction of low income housing (7 dcee not recal) tne location ‘
[1945]Subject mentioned); of course Subject wens threugs financied difficulties
[1947]and is still facing cone of them, but aothine eerioie:: He nas a car of
[1949]bis own; he is coving out of this apt and will eub-iet it ond sake few
[1950]hundred peson per conth on the eiiference of crerent price and wheat he
[1952]is payine; this type of tranessetions esnrot cet hiniin treublee, beesuee
[1953]“bexteans do net care about much thinert he “hos a frien in the Gcberarcion
[1955]a an a
[1957]BREN 4,
[1961]‘ . _ fhe » woe, we
[1963]e ’
[1965]14-000003 35
[1967]Hl
[1970]sane tereenenhaibenn ine eehieeeaeenetiemeera etic rns a ET ee re Ae ct me ae wo a ne
[1974]Cee
[1976]_,.on his credentials really spells Counter Intellicence, which, for example,
[1978]” means’ thet if F saw Subject robbing a bank he could’ not care less because.
[1980]- thet vould be the matter concerning the erininel police, or if was charged
[1981]for. having a child out of wedlock, because that would bé acatter for. :
[1982]the judiciary authorit: rs. but when. it. cones to epies then . that: is a catter S
[1984]visit to tie U. Ss. Zabassy. Subject answered Wittout hesitation aor
[1986]~ ba
[1990]vbo ence shored hin thet the Soternecion ksd mere than a foot nigh
[1991]file on him end Subject told hin Shey should not ‘bother trying tu do
[1992]sotething arainst him Greeuce they cencot even kick hin out of the _sountry:
[1994]he has a friend to whon he is iggrised to turn if he is in any kind of
[1996]troutle and te esked hie Governacion to dial the phone whieh ke cave hin 2
[1998]and tne Fhone was anevered vy CISNLROS of the Presidency; Subject cléins
[2000]that he has influendiel friendsin practically every ninistry (Secretaria).
[2002]of the.- Federal covernaent; Subsect also Prides hineeit with vomen iriends
[2003]che-bes' and tlief *B1s0 iafluencial, oo, ae ot
[2004]6. In ensver to Fs quetion Subject stated that he called on wr) aod 1
[2006]at the U.S. Rrbassy becauré he had a fairly close rélatioa with Yelentin
[2007]LOGINOY (P-11,712) of the Soviet Embassy and he would not want to be ;
[2008]Judged wrongly if the WOFIRN People fet to know ahout his friendly relation .
[2010]with LOGINOV..
[2012]Te : cs conmented that he hoped that Sut ject realized that the. title
[2014]Which eéneerns ¥ and: the service te is working for. In view of the OS
[2015]well established fact that LOCINOY is a spy and Subject is his friend (sic) 3
[2016]this netter is of cencern for the Ameriéan Counter. ‘Intelligence, Therefore, @
[2017]would appreciate if Subject stuted cléariy what wag the purgese of hig A
[2019]embarrasszent: ‘that he believed that he rade himself clear even at the ~
[2020]3abassy that hé wante ed to cooperate with the U.S. Service snd de of help
[2021]as much as it stood in bia power, F commented thet he rould probadly ask
[2022]Subject does ne still want to help - the. GS. Counter Intelligence vefora
[2024]we ‘eloze our rect today.
[2026]8. In reply to Te questions Subject eteted:
[2027]in February 1969
[2028]a. Ue net LOGINCT at a social perty in. the house of
[2030]Dr, fredericd CO FARIN, sto is as is commonly known a
[2031]Communist br 7 tis Ydeolopy. He does not know were there
[2032]other Soviet officials as the party. PALA Lirst
[2036]aE aia cence, ene nara eet iA hee sensei Nea scene unl Se EE ta ala tana ae =
[2037]t . ~. . : *e
[2038]- hw
[2039]; \ Spx. fpoke to Subject in a heavy accented broken English
[2040]and vas deligited “hen Subject rurpested that they
[2042]speek Spanish. LOGLNOVB ¢eneral line of conv was that
[2044]the essential thing in the life is understending and
[2046]to be able to understand others one aust cet to know
[2047]_ them; this-in turn calls for having as many friends
[2049]as possible, The sare applies to countries and nationa. o
[2050]. . . Before Leaving the party LOGINOV stated that he. would ms
[2051]: oe . like to becone friendly with Cueject and aeked hia 2
[2053]cl vould he be willing to meet with him. Subject ‘agreed |
[2055]"+ and they met next Fridsy at the Tecali.Restauzant.
[2057]por” ; bd. The conv at the Tecali zea to an extent dealing with
[2058]the theme of friendship and understanding with an ,
[2060]added emphasis that if there was understanding and,
[2062]: “consequently, friendship between the U.S. and Soviet
[2064]So, : Union we vould he: living in a. much vetter world,
[2065]Subject stated his agreement with LOG's views. In a!
[2067]further vnart. of the. conv LOGINOY was interested in
[2069]a ; knowing whether Subject had many friends in Mexico”
[2071]‘ a _ |" Sabject claims to have. stated that. ne had many good
[2073]friends here, (NOTZ: It is quite likely ‘that he x
[2075]a ; : ; tragsed about. the aurber of inflnential friends he had. } - 4
[2077]pt here). At the énd LOGINCY told Subject that he would >
[2079]like te cee Kin again and Subject. asked him to come
[2081]. 40 hie house. According to. Subject, LOGINOV: aeked:
[2082]would not the fact of receiving 4 gov official con
[2084]. promise. Subject or Lead him into some kind of troubles.
[2085]Subject assured him that the recéiving of a Sov or
[2087]: any foreirn official could net affect hin in no ways .
[2089]Then, iCGINCY asked Cubject would they be elone end”
[2091]Eubsect snsvered effirnetively. (Note: 2¢ this point
[2093]Subicet indiceted that he received LOTINOV at the.
[2095]apt et the Tethutts 297). Finally, LoGinov egreed to
[2097]cone to fubjectte ent. _ ‘
[2099]SSSR Sb agst eae ot,
[2101]Ss nT co cae
[2105]es In the apt LOSIey dtd not feel at ence for fone
[2106]tine. Intinlly, we did not drink froa the Yotka waich
[2112]boon. a - a nip out of LOG'e class ( Femark: This certainly sounky
[2113]i axaccerated). Turing the evening LOG wes repeatetly . -
[2115]; mo Y. speoking about hie need to have friended rake new
[2116]: oo ; new friendships and was pointing out that Subject
[2117]7 ; “ Nes able to” help in-that. Resp 5:
[2118]_ that he offered to LCG to ints
[2119]- of his ‘he wished, Te the course. or sony: 206. war.
[2121]a
[2123]“4
[2124]a
[2128]po that he wes so weak. nforned, is ne perhaps a TOPS. =
[2129]| pian, Subject lowzhed at the question and added ths es
[2130]boo ; re ¢.) fact he’ he ted WORERN and t every thie associated niu ar
[2132]pieatly t the cevélopente, 2 ca
[2133]So “about 10 addi tional. mesta mitt
[2134]an ‘used fost extensively was
[2135]' wére neeting. at- 2008 ‘
[2137]; restaurants: have ‘the
[2139]- oo Fragece exe S of pure curiesity tie: ofre
[2140]105 coming “to: their meoting place: ig} leaves his
[2141]ear 5 = 7 blocks 7 , fron the places, dvoards @ OUe,
[2142]fetes: out a@ dlock beyond. the ceeting plase and ones
[2143]walking slowly ead making occasionel Etops te observe
[2144]whether he wae. folloved. Then they cet inva refteurss,
[2145], torethers: “ives e nood Leos to every pereon in the :
[2146]restaurant and reneine especielly watenful if he res”
[2148]two men tozether. . .
[2150]rit tee eee ie re a cig
[2153]: . . £. Subject ctote? shat the leitootif of LOG curing thore
[2154]- : > weete war The}pne ead I #111 Le cble to help you", —
[2156]"get me (or provide me with) the imfo I need and Iwii1
[2158]: ——-—-- provide ‘you with info. you. id ght neca". ‘Among. the mort
[2159]ue eaupt info by L0G was persganlity info ca Nexican: .
[2160]politicians and, ecpecially, Andieations fia.to who ro
[2161]willbe. ‘the’ next Prenident of Mexico, Loe is very “2
[2162].-, Bush interested Goes BeHLvAHRIA i
[2163]to DEC we xt
[2165]_ according to hin tue %
[2166]those countries knov everything that ie to be known 7)
[2167]Goneequentiy, LOG is convinced that there ovat an ; . : .
[2168]‘important reason for R08 Te “ine bject ; + _ an
[2170]we “Rhete very any. ‘othe nor que
[2172]; L0G ctartea ‘esking Subject aia he “neve friénis in the
[2174]. Bis. Enihe sy here. Subject. wap: answering castally.-
[2175]with an "of course", €n the meet Subjec’ had with
[2177]L0G oa Sune g at is Cava 1G told hin that he needed
[2179]OR
[2181]“ge In resty to F
[2182]- his that ke needed. a 22
[2183]_8d¥ence politically
[2185]a the other i) dispel sisunforatending to which the.
[2187]: “: lgek’ of info hay eben ly lead. . co ee pope Pay aa
[2188]bt. With re-ard to Lot Subject deserized aia es & is weahle i. .
[2189]° ; person *. vith quite literal view on interno tional Fo oe
[2191]litice;: he parsionetely hates iruchehov ant is
[2193]. uA
[2194]po)
[2196]Z moe . .
[2197]Spe ee woe wee : : : . / Cots cone ee : ;
[2199]= .
[2200]deeply concerned ever the doacer Rea. China represente — .
[2201]a ' to “ world; he Advoontes thet the U.S and Sev Union ;
[2202]4 : : . ' @hend lnsign a cutunl defense fact and liquidate | ‘the | lL
[2204]Shara until there te ptall Hoey he velieves: thot, ee
[2206]would consider ‘hin as rorthles 8, “pines wes not ‘ehle ¢ to obtain “nonetbing |
[2207]which ho oan get in sone other way. When # connented that the diredory was.
[2208]@ tightly controled natter and to get one would practically. mean to swipe. 2 i
[2209]igect, ctu ted that. be. Nas convinced. that ice
[2211]oe 46. O¢ atid. prese tii - the Stroctoiy vor be an ectipn
[2212]eubject shed a ‘friend there, .
[2214]is by t no- neane, ea i ‘erivdous: role. A person wee ‘is s efterine i:
[2216]to: tle. U.S. under such conditions ‘shou id: be arare that eve
[2218]info: passed to. the Opposition, | as thia case LS, past. be cleared oad
[2219]approved by an U.. officer chich, if nothing elee . is a tine conseairg
[2220]propocition, Subject rciling seid "tine is nones", T-eo:wented that
[2221]only predustively uced tine te coney,
[2223]added that he wae
[2225]: BOE ‘nin tomorrot.: Subject ntzted. thet he rovlefotey, in the. norndng and
[2227]12. In a heavy and serioun tone’? stated that he must ark now Subject
[2228]vhother after the. -explanetion he gave he te etili wiTling to- cocperate
[2229]with the UsS. Service under the. condition thet Ae would. follev ourz. -
[2230]-tastriction: ang fukdence: Without any referve, fubject antvere and
[2232]: eady and, wad Ting to” 80 “wi taver. tte vel] hia to dos ;
[2234]rosie or hie’ eodlennen, Pad, therefore, vould like to
[2236]when” F asked him wht: ‘atout the efternoon, fut sect ecked. whe t about -
[2237]neving a. lunch tog ther. ? served and, picked uD s2p~ Perils Be | the plece
[2240], point that EOaatraeay was. “‘davites eS the -peirty:
[2242]“June 22; lone.
[2244]Contact Report
[2245]Sabjests LIBACON=1
[2247]” ‘the meet.” He otated thet he: felt eppy ‘to have made up with’ his wife
[2248]and to be Liviag again hone. Ee told me avout his arrangepens to. £0:
[2249]to the Russian shoy. with LLOVAESI and wife, He déscribed ne. ‘tl
[2251]r. reseed dna WRT oesrras SH (Pas, cay
[2253]Eel coneidered it ag
[2254]@ elenificant fact that | SERRISH cane to that party wits bis rife. h-T
[2255]interpreted thin. fact to the effect that caSRNIsz ‘gave \ up the idea of.
[2256]hiving. @ reaeace with AYOSha TATANS, but wanted ty preserve and caiatain
[2258]_ frieniship with ber and her fanily. According to. ie-l it te quite certata
[2261]\ ATTACHES.
[2263]Joie 22, 969° |
[2265]“ew
[2270]\ - : : ‘30 “June 19y
[2272]_- MEMORANDIY, FOR THE RECORD
[2274]-SuBg ECT: Janes. sapert
[2276]spe vt RTA ARES YY
[2278]te tn Méxicé as a tourist: and. “who a parentiy | "hopes. to do sone. > :
[2279]business here, He. is of Italian origin and apparently. has’ lived x
[2280]é ; t ‘the: present. time, he is living. at :
[2281]_ apartment 308... Telephone number - is
[2283]seman sien Tne et ape! acelin
[2285]1 ‘
[2287]mh, CIA peopie and’ ‘surveil him. .
[2288]- te have, dinner ‘with LOGINOY on 25. June.. fn. the past,
[2289]had. dinner ‘at Such places. as ta Cava and the -other. Tecali Restaurant.
[2294]5. When Subject calls at 1800 hours, he will ‘be told that
[2295]COS has gutten in tonch with the “proper people" and that a-
[2296]representative of these people will cail Subject on 23 June, AS.
[2297]tor the phone book, COS will say that this is entirely out of .
[2299]‘presumably deal with that. ; . . Per as ye
[2301]3 My. plan at present: Ys to. ‘have. Bruce #. FERNALD () call”
[2303]_ Subjec t of 23 June and attempt to get as much of & debriefing as -. _.
[2304]" possible without. bé ing. hostile or aggressive. So an. looking at the °°
[2305]° ibilit i here because, unless there. are. wu: ‘oted...- =
[2307]be. has. ently show :
[2309]he cai’ out: of ‘Subject without either frightening ‘Subj away fr _
[2310]LOGINCY or ruining the possibility. -of future cooperatios. against. : Cee
[2311]LOGINOV's successor. As for the phone beok, J have no intention of ord
[2312]passing it, at Teast without knowing a lot more about wnat ig. going
[2313]on. Subject can. be told and. can pass on to LOGINOV. that this is a .
[2314]tightly controlled publication and that it will not be very easy ta.
[2315]" come 4 (that 18, eres he “manages - ‘to “steak one on. his own) .-
[2317]tp. at - east | ‘0, -our ‘current knowledge, unwitting of |
[2319].€ ‘name’! to LOGINOV, LOGINOV"s appetite.
[2320]fund our” his new contact. ‘has. ‘gone.
[2322]Tighe 1 the top. Fo, . . lp os
[2324]Te ‘There aré no Station traces’ 08 Subject:
[2326]. og Subject called at 1800. hours 20: ‘June. He ‘was “given the
[2327]message in paragraph S and agreed to. await a call from "the proper
[2328]peopie" at 0909 hours on. 23 dune. He also agreed. tosall on the
[2330]IP ATER AB
[2332]ToS HCSER NS Hot toy Ctalttete a 4e ABN wttenteot
[2334]his hands and that the man who contacts Suuject ¢ on 23. June#il2 mene
[2336]- Fo mee ae
[2338]Re a ee eee een
[2340]a ee ee tm ee eee! Meme rn ae nt he etree Glee!
[2342]s
[2344]r ~ oF - A Coyedes lars genes
[2346]June 1569
[2348]a
[2350]coor he - She attached report ftom. LIREALY1 vas: received ‘on 16 Jang 1969, , a ’ >
[2351]a LIREALN-I verbally added the following cofanzuts | to the ‘inforcation in the teport s er
[2353]. a. Although. they have ict attended any social functions together
[2354]. since their lost encounter, it is LIREALM“1's opinion that AEDIZHARD fs \
[2356]- generally. avoiding direct contact with him. Only once since LIREALM“L told:
[2358]. AEDIEHARD that he was insulted by EDIEHARD's request that LIREALM-1 work: i
[2359]‘for “hin h ae ADDINHARD asked LIREALN to play tennis, LIREALM*] has seen a
[2360]; tous occasions at. the French Club, bat neither have wade _any,.
[2362]ort, £0. ‘speak to the “other. ae - es ae
[2364]"h, AbDiEnARD Pequested. | poret ston to bring « ad exicen: couple to. a
[2365]the 2. June guards -dinder, ‘this was a stranze request. since the party was
[2366]intended’ to daclude. only those who had pa rtickpated in the tennis tournament.
[2367]at- the: Club. .Pernission vag: "grented, however, and LIREAIMCL will attempt to
[2368]determine the Adeatity of the ‘Fextean couple at thé party. ; .
[2370]Both LIREALN-2 and bis wife are éoavinéed | thot. AEDIFHARD is
[2372]cing his. Soviet f1 end to thé friends of LIREALNAL"s wifes .
[2373]pleced herself: ‘in a posit + On & couple of accasions, vhere’ AEDIEHARD |
[2374]impolite ia not introducing his friend ‘to EIREALNCI s ‘wife, bot
[2376]: oe — bu he. has ghosen ‘REE to do ‘805°
[2378]. Lik oes oe 2 i. ed: | on the instructions: ‘given Lincath 1 after’ the. dase thetdéne
[2379]cob : ete he has” Mok gone owt Of his way to engage SDIERARD-
[2380]“f ; in conversation or cultivate hin ‘socially. . .Phis aight explain AEDIENARD*s: | -.
[2382]standoffisbress. and/or bis apparent un illingness to introduce his new. friend.
[2384]: More. inforaition on this subject will ‘be avallable after the 21 June dinner, as
[2386]" - woos 3
[2388]: 2 > . hte rn “ENS. (a £f Ak [pp z
[2390]yo (Yo andree E. PELLESEAT F
[2391], . ? . ¢
[2392]Distribution: H . .
[2394]i licy to c/s¥ |
[2396]Uicy polirss :
[2398]. i
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[2404]Arad ahs
[2406]o
[2408]as
[2409]aN
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[2413]_ Bocas —_ Tee Awad * ben
[2415]oa Nac Wa Beeeine
[2417]; fee I eee tilled ne ote tne ere ts oeendieneestttanectieninmeneenettamtendtematema thearecn ne nema ahitemmenm mem emane eet see
[2419]i 2 7 Soe Pt Py, CoveT oar Feo? Chut
[2421], DEPTS ou Thirg.: ngs AY fb}
[2423]i yo ‘ . ede
[2425]SOURS Miu. Sipri  Faais
[2427]io | AY a
[2429]wit NTH wens SEEN Fay ivg. Wath 7A
[2430]co :
[2432]us Somers Tae S: OMET 1S New TO THE eLus
[2436]: - “de ; HAS. : usta ese d Pac. HAIR
[2438]Eosautnr St ote, AND! THINNERS,
[2440]| . Ove MigAT ASSUME 2 Pet HOT. pes is VALS
[2441]. =p c F@cers ,
[2442]: “is SStQun ENT,
[2444][REpunce: TENT Or
[2446]Live, UF Tar
[2448]to eee ben
[2450]“Sopjee HAS Boe SEEN ° oeca SIDMINLLY
[2452]Sea a wT ‘NO. REGLLAR | PATTERN. Vee HAS waAbe:.
[2453]“NO. srTener NTR SAY ° m
[2455]VELC Praety row Vu AND
[2457]Loo
[2458]CoMewaT ON Fri
[2459]EOS Suk TENS, ak ou By
[2461]Patee Te “Bure
[2462]We Bret y wee
[2463]‘Rwros
[2465]RNB. Z Regse ATT ENN Ns ne
[2467]2 Tam! ‘ae a
[2469]. 2 ; 7 a er Su huh we)
[2471]Ar THe CLUB Sle TRE BOVE (RePORT, BUT a
[2473]tS ipgmaomanecd eran at's
[2475]“~
[2477]ay wot
[2479]ete Nt
[2481]7
[2483]AON hte ideas be i
[2485]Fi
[2487]1 SoamahSe oe odd ammavemet
[2489]Vi pare
[2493] Reoting : will be on g duly at “2200, sanz Eick-up places :
[2495]: earthy and sensible . philosrehy. i Was surprised at haa. proapen
[2496]they're arranged a month aheod and there's no confirm:tion. He told
[2498]: kids who come in, ‘feeline that. th hey "11 re nenber it -y-on rs fro: now.
[2500]- shen thoy" rz fed & line of pr pagenca. about the Task and that this
[2502]7 wih make an. inpreesion, ani help orfset: ali: the bad things they...
[2504]2 subject. séeas. lik sa a. rel. das ond” An thd Pough ‘with:
[2506]and: the ‘fact ‘that he doesn't forget mee ting dates, even though
[2508]Pes
[2512]me that he freq uently gives. away canly ani stuff to the little Sov
[2514]ry
[2516]J
[2517]al trad
[2519]; 3. “f brought with me: brs Soviet mug flash cards to. have’
[2521]| Sahn. i: entity those “who sls inte his store frequently and @
[2522]rsonal- crypts: (since. he usuad iy | | 5
[2523]outing. 1s the key. to tdert séfoationss - 4 :
[2524]: . im 2 ot DAYINCYSETY. . 7
[2525]. . +. Seleeatas f
[2526]s Kop
[2528]2 runintsov
[2530]Lee ene eens Me -caconeione
[2531]ct ertdatems Neen em betes
[2533]TTONOY
[2534]ae a
[2536]to the stom but vhoshavo no fined
[2538]i :
[2540]2 TTR Davgsiiegs ? ¥ yin
[2542]Soe ote eng erento ae
[2543]Ae 2 rg
[2545]. . a oes Geceetean ao pce ace Nero etnmen ne ol i we a tm tame en ="
[2546]ee, ~ _ .
[2548]COUPALT POT 7
[2549]SUE NT 2 LIGUYL-L (P+ aa
[2550]DATS OF [USTine 4 it June 1669 | yb ii .
[2551]wee . wu vA -
[2552]1, As arran: ed last ronth, I picked Subject up on the corner. +
[2553]of Rio and Nelehor Ccampo lateral at 1100, Ws drove to the 4
[2554]Tastee Freeze in Polanéo ‘for eotfe2 ent met until 1300, Next - s-
[2556]: “, _—
[2559]Polk.) GaPAST pert -
[2560]: SUSU EST  LICUYLeL (P=
[2561]: DATS OF IisTInae :° 11 June 296¢
[2562]7
[2564]ations to °
[2565]{ ws + through | the cards# . os - a .
[2566]: 7 , LOLONTIN, penrat ‘erarting Pos on 28 June 16é9, Hots suffering
[2567]| with an uleer, He takes sleeping rills constant ly and has beon
[2568]| complaining about the great asount of work he has, Said his : :
[2569]other ‘in the: user r (uth neit her s7 KIS ner drinks ) is very reli-
[2570]“gious. She Reape a picture or Christ Mddden at hone and many. oF.
[2571]yr hex | worien friends come to pray In front of it. SOLO TIN add not. 2
[2572]i ‘core to cub Jy ets houce for dimer on lL dune as plenned-te cause a
[2573]oe . ho couldn? tb get pefritaston, SOLUIATIN's wife wld have 3 nonths iM ,
[2574]| off when. they ratura to the USSR in order te rest up from hep t :
[2575]_ in Be o work, here, But’ § SOLOLe. TIN will have, only 22 days off, Hots going. :- ; H ,
[2576]oe a a ‘to. take’ charce of sone: wood: working shops ith lathes. ant other oe
[2577]us | vee Treehdnery. BoM eae : 4 .
[2578]| |
[2580]; i.
[2581]lee poy pee Ist AIT Ne. A ;
[2585](ref? maa hic wife is » toetar.
[2589]TEL ay
[2591]UIE ” 3 “ety . + . 2) . 7 Taye
[2592]QU te 28 os nies roy; L° ates feat Spry : Lrenat
[2594]Atrlosstie én? poctieescly tyre.
[2596]Paro te Ment@ ys og = ere tee ate
[2597]gered ewer ca Te ete Reet? VPM CM MES fu. Gotked oh ecem? poatucoaa,
[2599]| nae a LEAL bie te be a movter of the caer paites,
[2601]a can © ne a ~. tad
[2603]dashes, on ic rey, ter ne seedwale cots Ente Uh: etore, Cha
[2605]fouke vot pled Trenich, ark: ¢ wt fare to 2 ea ssh a. oteen beard,
[2608]By MARIA SocoRRO PEREZ GARCIA.
[2610]‘The next.ineeting of the U.S. Enjbassy Wives! Group.
[2611]willbe at 40 ain. “Monday la the chantery of the embasry,
[2612]featuring a talk 6 xd ha .
[2614]> Members. of. the. Cor f
[2615]VouFrou i
[2616]Antonio Certoslmo
[2619]14.0000
[2621]GO | , .
[2622]. te “aaa ea -
[2624]se tal oS ea aaa a amentncnnimtncnt uae ain ennai at is SHEE nana
[2626]vo CONTACT REPORT
[2629]ot . uv + .
[2630]‘ . DATE OF MESTING: 29 May 1909 at Paris en Nexico.
[2631], Next meeting 18 26 Juna same placo at 1300 hours
[2632]ty , 1. Subject had little to report, His notes on two sessions
[2633]i : with KAZANTSEY are attached. KAZANTSEV said that he had no news
[2634]ye on his departure and now thinks be will probably have to stay in
[2635]Mexico until a new anbissador is appointed. : .
[2637]OB ; 2. Subject called NIKITIN once “and. was not able to get ahold -
[2638]of him, He has. not tried’ again. but. I. asked him‘to keep at thre... IF
[2639]He
[2641]showed Svvj: ct photos ‘of most or the Soviet. ofricia
[2642]: ‘ti : p Lact. “af. nor by. name. Bad ade the £
[2644]-b. qucuNIN (p-3300) - Sees him occasionally; aot very
[2645]friendly, _-
[2647]*. @, GORDEYEV’ (P=13,091) (Subject knew his name) - Speaks
[2648]English quite well; wanted to take: lessons from Subject but
[2649]‘gould not get Enbassy to pay for the lessons. ; a.
[2651]x: om CHNYKHOV: (P-6235). - Jlas. seen hin. fairly ‘frequently but
[2652]« does not know him, Appears. unfriendly mes ee -
[2654]ft. BOGATYREV. (P-11, 381). - Every tine Subject: sees hin he
[2655]“ds. carrying: a camera. For, a luag time, Sunject theught he was.
[2657]Do a ‘a tourist.” ;
[2658]. Bs KARCHIN (Pell, $29). - One of the guards at the gate and
[2659]dus: to retura to Noscow soon. So 3 oo
[2661]™ SOLOWATIN (7482) ~ Another guara at th g tes 4
[2663]t
[2664]i
[2665]i
[2666]of
[2669]Tecognized: .
[2671]~ BOLSHAKOV “(P-13, 430): : - ‘ Subject says he is the new. guard. -
[2679]14-0000
[2683]i ee
[2686]Safer ke $ ghes, Vere He ~ My 22, 1969.
[2690]Subject: LIBACON-1 (P-4805)
[2691]“Date of Meet; Kay 21 at the Paris-iexico Restaurant,
[2693]ert : ‘earlier and YT observed
[2694]‘nothing’ suspicious in terns « of ‘stakeoute or “surveillance, The meet. lasted
[2695]5 min. NEXT WEEP: Wednesday Hay 28 at. the same pick up place, :
[2697]2. . As we vekt L-1 stated that: he cancelled _ the last week meet
[2698]becaure he was Seized: by one of. hie nervous crisie of hysteria followed.
[2699]_ by. depreesion. (ete). He. inmediately’ added. ‘that ke prepared’ for re nothing
[2700]because. in his condition he was not able: ‘to do any work.s.: oe -
[2702]Bao ~ “In: the ‘restaurant he kept on describing: what effect the: nervous -
[2703]_— Crisis tas on. hin and he added that ke still felt depressed, During. his ©
[2704]- deseription he did not indulge in drama ti zing the matter. oe
[2705]|
[2706]i
[2708]4 I asked him hat happened to the lunch hé was “supposed to have
[2709]7 ) with LOGIKOV ‘and he repeated what he told. me. by phone on May 8 ‘and added
[2710]an that LOGINOV: was to call. him but aia not. do. Ate Re padea that af LOGINOY |
[2711]a [pad ee ed. dur a Be;
[2713]; ring. up E06 1H0¥,,: becsuae, to ve y thocunied d agreed on t @ laat ueet, oa
[2714]pit Would sérve no E00 purpose to Tl aft LOGINOY would characterize him’
[2715]jas 8. not desirable. person from the Sov. point. of view. He conmented that
[2716]. be. Bel that he would - ‘not...
[2718]/ do such a thing ‘to hin, i countered by- stating ‘that he inéisted. ia tone. 7
[2719]_ Sideraing | LOGTNOV to be his friend, but what éver LOGINOV aaked fron
[2721]bir he turned him down with eNO; to preserve good. will of a person it
[2722]is necessary to meet some of his. ‘Yequesta and the beet is to do it when
[2723]it does no karm to anybody and at the efne tine does not get L-1l in--
[2724]volved in any of LOCINOVs acheren, He Agreed with ny reasoning, es he
[2725]did at the last meet, but it ia to be eeen what will he do about \ ;
[2726]fe said
[2728]ved LOGINOY was a friend of his to. tae extent :
[2730]gat
[2731]5. a <°) change the eubject I neked o> ‘Emre weneal, return,
[2733]as he
[2736]SE AR AS ARNE LR BO Bn SST
[2738]SQ
[2740]he knew nothing about VENTEL, except, that hie wife cave a_ dirth to a
[2741]ehild during: his absence and’he added that if VENTE L had. returned he
[2743]_ would bad heerd about ite. an
[2745]how ‘She *returned here; “she egine with: her mother. who- found her an epartudat
[2747]a enlist his sebvices, Eel was positive’ ‘that SUA “woud. t had. sung’ bye, asyg- i
[2748](NOTE: Thie leaves unsolved what Was L-1 speeking about when he“ spoke A “Gif,
[2752]in Rio: Elta where they had: és Roraing up party on Fridey Key 9; her
[2754]Lather ie a well. to do phisician in Quito, Bouader; stie has 10 pernit
[2756]to work in Kexico which neens that her father will poy the expences: of
[2758]about the good tire LOGINOV and JLA Kad together at unknorn date).
[2760]9. I tried to explein to L-l that he should do some writing for
[2761]ua alung the lices of maxx our previous egreenent. He. préaised.
[2763]om a
[2765]14.90000
[2767]o> 7 .
[2768]cc a Li eA ie dk ca inner eat en ee al
[2769]? ~ - a
[2770]L. cd ied ; .
[2771]po _3-
[2772]' ”
[2773]i 10. As much as I~l is a compulsory talker,during this meet ke
[2774]fe was ratier Ga tie quite oide,i.e., he spoke when he was asked. somethings
[2775]He hed only 2 dritke end ‘he tokk série food with them. He waa. interested Boe
[2776]i in leaving on tine which was pleasent news : ‘to. mes a
[2777]cece os Mes Oa the. way to: hia-car I eked 1-1 be sows about the :
[2778]ee death ef 16 Sov. Generals io. £5. écke: D ~
[2779]a publisized purge of big. wheels: is in be
[2780]. . “and. this may ‘be necessary ‘ine view of the £6 % thet: a munber of soldier an
[2781]“ will atert returning from Czechoslovakia and their stories “would ‘be
[2783]the opposite) what the. government used us excuse for invading Czecho.
[2785]ae oe . 7 _. BaFernald. .....
[2787]TP etter ne gg cnt, tee Ye on
[2791]2 ape ete eon fades anc ine nanarnn onder COLTER RNAI at
[2794]io . : - . .
[2795]Veet silenced a4 ee ae 2
[2797]i Sanne SE he mes Santana ears nn neonate oat | mite oie oe mew an hema teers ot
[2799]_* : . ; ~~.
[2801]op , a lee en @ Eco ee
[2804]a . _ 5 bone vay 15, 1969.
[2805]— le me
[2807]Curnover. Report... oe
[2808]Subject: LIOVAL-2
[2809]Date of Meet: Kay. 13
[2811]oittline for’ ‘future Handling’ of provabe1.. wee: 2030 | bre’ Cc. ‘and .- net with”
[2812]LIOVAE-1 at HOYO x9: restaurant where in the course of a ferera1t dinner
[2814]i '.. the turnover was. ‘effected.
[2815]_ Next F - ‘Tek meet: May 21 at 1330 bre at the seme restaurant,
[2817]“a. Baring the ‘peat “tio montl ? odd beh wilt hold per-
[2820]. lbooe De i-1 can be- reached ‘during woeking ays. on phone. a
[2821]. ce st re 23~09-34. from 0800-2 0 hrs at ‘bis schools on phone.
[2822]. 75-10+03: at Home excep Wednesdays when he wAll be
[2824]| home from: 1600-1700 hrs, _ , te
[2825]$ ao can use the. extention 810. to Yeave a message for oe
[2826]he _ Knows: under the elias of Victor. ‘Brandéa);- ,
[2828]their meet
[2830]te on ‘their next eete.
[2832]3< ‘Security: ae ee oo. vo ,
[2833]Ts er Standard seoartty practices will be applied to P= Ty
[2834]personal meets and other operational activity. :
[2836]oe
[2838]“be On: their next meet @ new meet sight will be selected.
[2840]Se etn
[2842]to what can be seid to I-1 there was no use of getting ,
[2843]into the security for the sake of security: if it :
[2844]would serve any useful purpose of telling I-1 that
[2846]_ ° . c. For internal use only:.6 instructed F that with regard ..
[2848]7 ee od Pa
[2850]14-0000
[2852]y ~~ . . . mo : . . . . -. Bist
[2853]- 9 emer DS on = = 5 Ale te etl nage 8 Nate eer lineata Ree Es te 0 ~ nite ane aly Meta Bin vtram tai niet ade oe alam 2 eaniahe neta mae Rares
[2858]. feo,
[2862]y : 4
[2863]3
[2865]we recruited LIBACON-1, thein he should be. told.about it.
[2867]4. Admin & Finance: .
[2868]| a. I-21 considers at probable that he owes LIBACON=1
[2869]“payment for Reveral lessons. He will secertain the.
[2870]enount and-F will pay “it on the next meet. ,
[2872][ be ¢ infoed i-) about. the status. of ‘they order: of a Polbeat
[2874]-and-was tild thet ‘when it come P-will deliver it to bin. :
[2876]<7 With regard to’ ops expecses former agreement. retieine
[2877]- | in power. °
[2878]Se Oper: rationals
[2879], ; 8. Il reported on LIRACON-20. statements to hin about”
[2880]: LOGINOY on Ray 2 (reported separately), This: provided)
[2881]t 8 taylor wade openening for operational directives. _
[2882]be End will continiée his contact with LIBACOH-2 through “i.
[2883]ladguage -clasees, because LIBACOW=1 ‘is still a person one
[2884]of laterdet to “uss ; ee
[2886]—é, We feceived from othe? sources info that LOGINOY would.
[2887]‘leave pcg in July. In view of the fact thet Sov IS
[2888]‘officers aré judged hore by the mecénical computation:
[2890]. of their activity abroad, our experience shows that —
[2892]8 g00d eiabex: of then try to enbelish their record . . e
[2893]° in oe ane 263, months before their departure oy 4
[2894]i a practices. We have ‘sufficient indications thet LOGINOV ne
[2895]y) falls in this. éategory of Sov 1S officers without 7
[2896]trying to deternine whether LIRACON-Ib. statecents to 5 -
[2897]_I-l may te an additional indication to that effect, = i
[2898]"As far as we know LOGINOV it would be in line with q
[2899]i
[2901]his recent behavior if he approached I-1.
[2903]a.. If Iel is approached by LOGINOY or another Sov official
[2904]he will act friendly and speak about his frienship
[2905]with Pavel YATSKOV. L-1 will neke a recarx to the
[2906]effect that Py failed to keep his promise sad send bin
[2908]TEE REN AE PRN EE AE DES OE FRE RR TS Eg RE
[2910]: aN Ea enn a ne en mat a emcee heron
[2912]Ce trying to buy a Sov official (PY), L-1 pretend: that.
[2916]-3-— , , ; :
[2918]his Néscow addrese, |
[2920]e. If LOGINOY, or whoever it may be, discleins Knowledge
[2921]about L-1 - YATSKOY friendly relation, L-1 will speak
[2923]in teras that. this fact ought to be a common knowledge :
[2925]. ain the Sov Enbassy.
[2926]f. If the’ person making - the appreach accuses Tel for
[2928]the spproacher : is ‘grossly. mistaken: and wilt open as
[2929]., vatrage of questions to determine what was known
[2930]“here about the PY case. If the correot sum involved
[2931]in thet case is rentioned, or place the pitch was made.
[2932]or other detail(s) indicating that. the approacher is
[2933]i cognisant of this specific case, L-1 will politely
[2934]oe : Lob oo , : _ ask what. the’ approscher wanted fron him-and will not -
[2935], hesitate’ ‘to, tell hia that. ‘the: same offer epplies 1 to
[2936]the appreacher, : .
[2938]ge. If LOGINOY nakes the approach under the pretext of”
[2939]; wishing to. raintain friendly relation with I-1 and .
[2940]> gdinite knowing PY and having heard about. PYs friend-
[2941]ship with E-1 he will be treated friendly and L-1
[2942]will invite him to a ‘dinner and let. bin. talk. In-
[2943]: such a case it would bé obvious that LOGINOY. would .
[2944]want. to pass Led to: somebody, else.
[2946]oh When, ghoever: i$ de; would. attenpt. to. recruit I-k
[2947]he will ‘etick to. hit guns of being an American patriot.
[2948]and will turn bin down: vy stating that’ he was able ,
[2949]to: make a better offer. to the’ ‘Recruiters:
[2951]uiPernaid
[2953]SN Ae LIM AYE UREA Nb Ma Ae Dae Rae ELE
[2955]14.90000 mo +
[2957]i
[2958]ATTACHMENT to TURNOVER -Repors =.
[2959]Bay U5, 1969, i
[2961]Subject: Rafael VIDIELEA Retg (4005),
[2962]Valengia I ‘LOGINOy (7-21, mari _ - 2
[2967]t
[2969]i
[2971]H
[2973]H
[2974]focde oe. Ot May 2 Rafael gave. a “languare. esaon to LIOVAL=2 and on ce
[2975]‘ that occasion he stated that LOGINOY had taken Juan Luie, Director =~ {
[2976]of the lenguage school on Tiber, for a day of having fun. It wae not -
[2977]clear whether Juan: Luia and LOGINOV had a night on the town or they © i
[2978]i
[2980]i
[2982]went out of town “for a whole day "to have sone fun".
[2984]2.0 ‘Refael told L-1. that he did not déretand such. an ‘attitude.
[2985]of LOGINOY,  hacause he ‘coneddored “LOGINOV ‘to bea food friend of nish
[2986]ce he wae eurprized that ‘LOGINOY did ‘not. invite hin together with Juan luis,
[2988]_in feet, he sould not exploin to bineelt how: ‘something 2 1ike that could -
[2990]happen. fo, ;
[2992]3. ‘Rafee? went epesking about LOGINOV, for Rome time about how
[2993]"goed he fe basically an a many how Pleasant companion he is “and ‘what ,
[2994]‘tend he” is. ; :
[2996]a good, ;
[2997]Lel- pointed out that there war ‘nothing factual ‘nor eignitisant-
[2999]4.
[3000]hoe 7 in what. he. paid. ‘about LOcTM0y, | but Sak was Pugnled by. the fact.
[3001]oe | "out of the blue. sky’ " Réteel wae. . Speaking about. LOGTNOV. ana kept,
[3002]t
[3003]i
[3004](
[3005]i
[3006]t
[3008]sie cate ge ne tae
[3010]speaking and apeaking. . Loe . :
[3011]Se Ink believed that Rafaele pride waa hurt. tot: by ‘the feot that
[3012]LOGINOY Agnored him, enpectally, when. there war a -ohenee: of having sone.
[3013]fun. Therefore, L=1 told fafeel that 1€ wae possible that rocrNoy wanted -
[3014]to invite hin ‘to0,. but wae not able to reach hia by: phone, which ‘would
[3015]not be unusual in view of the fact that Rafaol is practically n never .
[3017]ra ccm a ie ii en de bos : - :
[3018]Tt eet ant ernneynpees aoe enamcien me a.
[3019]“ : wn Se fate
[3021]home. + .
[3022]6. On thia sane ocoaeion Rafael aaked LIOVAL-1 if he would be
[3024]kind to pay his the leesone whick he owed him, In view of the irregularity
[3025]of Raffaele appearances to give lesson Lel war not certain whether he
[3026]owed anything or not. xafael corroborated hia request by stating that
[3031]| show up at I-Te place.
[3033]| - that te would pay ‘the remainder the next. time, 4 08s the next: ‘lesson,
[3035]_ whieh. wag. ‘adheduled for Waa Key 7 at 1700 hrs, ( NOTE: . Rafael had -
[3036]ra.) Beet with | RHP on “the sane dsy at 1620. bre, . and it wae bin to Piok: up.
[3037]thie day and tine. Rafeel: came to this weet on time yer :
[3039]oe the fact thet Rafael did-not how up for the lesson wae no
[3041]| the wifes statement, ‘was a. ‘part of we ta daughters ‘kind: rgarden uniform,
[3043]“ied concluded: that. he waa iawlined to
[3044]‘hin or because he questioned the correctness: of the clei for paynent
[3046]or hie wife @e soon as poesidle, be-1 considered that ay 15 (Teachers, Day).
[3048]5. 4
[3050]bie wife writer down every payngns Rafael, receiven Gnd the book. rhows
[3051]that no payment wap received. Rince Jan. or. Feb 27 (SP dooe not renenber
[3052]which month wae mentioned). Lol stated that af it. 80; then, Rafeel muet
[3053]ve right. hecauee ho was ehort ‘of cash /he- paid hig Mat -150.- and stated.
[3057]surprice to L~1.. Nevertheless, about 1830 Rafael wife phoned to Ie~l-
[3059]‘and asked to speak to her hueband. shen Le} atated that he was not there
[3061]she commented that he waa supposed to be there at 1800 hra. About: ‘an
[3062]hour later she called again and Ll had to ‘state that he dia not come
[3064]“at all, Then, she requested L-l to. give to. Rafael ‘the _aweater of her —
[3065]‘daughter which wae acoidently left at L-le place. Of course nothing hap-
[3066]‘pened, but eines that moment L-1 did not hear from Rafael nor bie wife.
[3068]L-1. pointed out that thia was unusual, because ‘af Rafael akippe a lessca
[3069]he calls the next. day and never leter than “the third ‘day to apologize. -
[3070]Further, tho eweater which Rafeel war to pick up from Tel, according to.
[3072]elieve. that Rafael got angry. with
[3074]or. becauee he ‘placed hia on’ 4a spat by telling ute waite thet he aid. not
[3076]8. oe) tora not to take the matter 80 ; éortouely since there ”
[3077]was etili a chance .that Rafael ard. bis wife were on a war path and they
[3078]had no time for any thing elee. I-1 was requested to “try, to contact. Rafael
[3080]would be the best tise to do it and there was no objection on his choice:
[3081]of date ginee {t offeree a botter chance of. ‘finding, Rafael howe.
[3083]9. Lel wan also requested to bring to Rafaels attention that tho
[3084]irregularity of learone iroonvenienta him quite hit on one hand and on
[3085]the other Kafasl losee the PONEYscsccose
[3087]10. - Comment by Ais che fact that Ll pointed out that kafaels talking
[3089]about TLAITRAY daee not raan that anvthineg hannened peeantly, atill calla
[3093]pee ee (tn ne enemas inne memambtees 8
[3095]ne ae he ne ee eet
[3097]SECRET 0s
[3099]Waa se A ee eee wnatainmeneeeil «
[3101]: co 12 way 1959
[3103]MEMORANDUY FOR: ir, Nathan L. Ferris _ a ne -
[3104]«decal attache
[3106]Fro! og Winston x. Scott
[3108]. -. ‘» SUBJECT: "3 CnEN (rau) . oa Det, a oo
[3109]ea, pets Oo, : ere MUU en 2
[3110]Te, ; cre wares Ck, £
[3111]_ - . ((105-6578)° ; ; ;
[3112]1. Referenco is made to your memoranda dated 18. Janu: ry
[3114]1968 and. 25 April 1969::° Reference is also. made te pur monoraudum
[3115]‘dated 20 January 1963, #12,525, woe nace e. ovens
[3117]“2, In ordor to assist you dn the lavestigation being carried.
[3119]"Our by your Headquarters, ‘attached horevith for y.
[3120]‘two fopies each of those handvriting spec ifions AvaLlable on Persons’
[3121]gasigned to tho Soviet: Enbassy in. Mexico City in. Docenber 1967, |
[3122]Thero aro no fingerprint specinens available, Listod below are.
[3123]the nanes of thoso Soviets whose handwriting specimens are ‘being |
[3125]forwarded herewith, |
[3127]“Be Nikolay Ivanovich KUZNETSOV, Baptoyes (ane Representative), _
[3128]Soviet Commercial office. Possibly Kes. a
[3130]“b, Nikolay: Sergeyevich- LEONOV, was Second: Sceretary,
[3131]Presa’ Attache at. the Soviet Esbassy, Known KGB, Departed PCs
[3133]Decenber: 1968.. _ ;
[3134]= c Vaiontin Sercevovien Lost, Third  Secrotaty, ‘Consul, woe oe ,
[3136]Soviet Embassy. Knovn KGB
[3138]7 a, Vastity Btépanevich winosinitnoy, was , Eapioyes. (crautteu) »
[3139]: Soviet ‘Enbassy. Known: ‘KGB, Doparted. PCs Soptember 1068. «
[3141]Be Boris Nikolayevich VOSKCBOMIKOV, Second Secretary,
[3142]Cultural “Attache, Soviot Enbassy.-' Probably. KGB. ; ae
[3144]f. Prvel “Antonovich YATSKOY, was: Second Secretary, Soviet
[3145]fubatsy. Knowa KGB; Departed PCS 6 December 1967.
[3147]; 3. There is no other information available locally on Subject
[3148]ease,
[3150]Astachnent : hfe SECR CT
[3152]onse779 foe: : my _ .
[3157]SY BAR
[3160]Ne vemee na EA AW EE eR ee
[3162]a SET STS slr a ctesatah vad ems sn tins mete Re a ae ee Ee it a Sat st Site She nod Peni nla Shannen
[3163]oN a
[3164]skied
[3167]TION IS FROIA CONFIDENSIAL ‘SOURCE, . IT WUST- NOT -fe--e
[3171]: BE. DISSIZH ‘ED IN WOLS On Tl PART OURSYDE YOUR OFFICE WITH= =~ 4
[3172]Lot our PRIOR APPROVAL OF TIE CRIGLIATING OZFICE TH MEXICO CITE. :
[3173]a Grace H. FARMILANT:mes ot
[3174]ae Dis tribution; 4 ,
[3175]ae “$1 - _ rs
[3176]_ gre 1-4 i
[3177]. . a 2 - . . ” [a
[3178]3 bes =. 25 4
[3179]eb Cie / n “ses i
[3180]ae 1 = P-2250 w/att already in file “SO By
[3181]1 - 885 w/att already in file a :
[3182]1 = 50~2.4/A w/o att : SB i
[3183]1 + Memo chrono w/o-att - : :
[3184].2 = Headquarters pouch (return: to FARITANT) Z
[3185]- '
[3186]: t
[3188]‘ . a
[3189]bh : . i
[3190]H wet we edie fo _ on ao. wh Uh tot
[3192]H
[3193]7 y
[3195]; . : a
[3196]1 a
[3198]14.90000
[3202]an Vaca eae EL ee Ot
[3204]cme Begs tenes Si
[3206]a ys ee .
[3207]ee 53) e- an yore, yet 60
[3210]oc al a Ley 6, 1289. |
[3211]-LIBACON-1 - : mo : : |
[3213]- Briefs on Keet. Held Tey 7 from 1679 to 2035 bre.
[3214]po a ee rn eer
[3215]Then came I asked till ehat hour ke can te with ce. He sald 1830,. 0
[3216]AS L815 I -paid the till, but he insisted that re stay. a little longer “ \
[3217]- and for the the reft he sould pay the bil1: he hed 2 edditionel dricks
[3218]oo while I hed my third coffee end.a- drink, . . i
[3219]as we: got tose? ther he told me thet he was-on Nay 3 with his
[3220]_ wife at ‘Cuautla and as ba Tas enetring the peel area LO5I5C7 Ti ovas ‘leaving.
[3221]ICG cornered hia for a 19 cinutee talk which consisted of presau: 2$ing :
[3222]LIRACON into maxing sore arrensenents thas LOG would be atle to meet
[3223]LIGTAL-1. When LISASCY surc2d him down LO} insisted that they have a lurch
[3224]on Taur. trey 8 at the restaurant ZL Ferre Angaluse ( or siniler iat
[3225]| the Copenkagen, abcut 1230 ure’. LLBACCH accepted. i.
[3226]_LERACCY brought zea bio cketch’on LNINOT, rhich wes an |
[3227]“interesting paper. “e ‘discussed . the paper ~hich enabled ge “to obtain.
[3228]explanations ‘and facts on which LIBACOR nesed his general stetementss ;
[3230]LIBACOY readily seve ne info on frof. KY UUBAN, There was”
[3231]‘not much, but eufficiens to ascertain that he did not attempt to ;
[3232]~ithhold ‘dafo. frow us. CTL. bp-ce fut — eee Mavs raided)
[3233]| a Be also- gave "2d some info on 3 2y, sho is Presently .
[3234]a ‘conducting @ tour of 3 Hexicans throwh Doge e223 was in Prague with the -
[3235]“group a. dey vefare pubeek mas kicked. éutea. _
[3237]i
[3239]i
[3244]ao.
[3245]a
[3247]| aan Re teachers of Spanist at tae Sev E23. 0% anér ‘than his xo tee
[3248]ee _. ETBASON did not know anything but, proviced to aa his. mother oa Sat”
[3249]| When ehe-rill be at his Rone.
[3250]aa It toox me soze ‘tee. to expleta to. LIBAgON viet attitude to
[3251]“take tovard. L0G duriag the lurch. . . OO
[3252]Detailed report wilt de prepared. How
[3254]hadding in notes on xy instruction to LIBacdy concerning bow to
[3255]‘Randle the lunch with ae Also handed in is the 3io sxetch on L&.
[3257]. ep ere &¢
[3263]rn eT ee |
[3265].
[3267]Valentin LOGIROY (?+11,712)
[3269]; | Soureer LIRACOK=1 (-4805)
[3270]le On Bay. 3 Source went with his ‘femily-to ‘Cuautla to spend @ =”:
[3271]day out of towns There, ae he arrived he ‘bumped’ into LOSINOY who wae
[3272]‘leaving. They talked 15 siautea. = : "
[3274]Se LOGINOV-aaked Source was he etil} civiris language lessone to
[3275]that American(LIOVAL~1). Ae Source anewered afirmatively LOG told Source
[3276]that he vould like ‘to meet LIOVAL-1. SOURCE: stated. that LIOVAL was not :
[3277]only a student who pays hie lessons but was also a. cood friend of Source.
[3279]. Then LOGINOY became quite blunt and pgressive : he outright. demanded that --
[3280]LIBACON introduce him to LIOVAL. LIBACON tried to reavon out with LOGINOY
[3281]‘“} that.by meeting LIOVAL he would dehieve nothing because LIOVAL wae | :
[3282]. 8 good family man,.€ pergoa conscious of hie responaidility for ‘4 children, -
[3283]literal in hie way:of thinking but definitely a patriot. and a person:
[3284]who ie attached: to hie way of life and could not care lees about Socitaltan.
[3285]LOGINOY then insisted that he and LIRACON have. @ lunch together “next®
[3287]' $e@., 8 day after he meets with me, a _ .
[3288]“Se BIRACCH told me that he would stick to bie guna aid refuse.
[3289]| LOGIEOVe ‘Tequest to. introduce Him to LIOVAL.- Oni ‘of epééial reasom for
[3290]doing so, in addition to tis desire of not getting involved with that ~~
[3291]| Gang (KGB), wae that he considered LIOVAL to be ‘a friend of Wie and
[3292]- Would not want to do anything whieh: could make LIOVAL euepect that LIBACOW
[3294]= Other, than the fact that LrOVvsb extate-1 know nothing about Bim,.
[3295]but the sole. fact that he is an agent of our forced me to acaune that ~~
[3296]he wae picked up for @ good rearon end that we murt have en objestive for
[3297]holding him. fherefore, I felt that it would not be wise to let LIRACOY
[3298]fhut the door to a possibility ( kam aa much rerote ae it nay be ) that
[3299]we counted on the porriodility that LIOVAL be approached oresntacted by
[3301]8 Sov official, Purther, I kept in pind that we would rict want LIBACON. to
[3302]slip into a double arent role. Therefore, I inetruetod LIKACOE: :
[3304]a
[3306]Feek to talk this siatter over. LIBACCY agreed to lunch with him on May 8,' |.
[3309]14-0000 38
[3312]r
[3314]"aeke Hip eomething imporsible. (try to get L6G to
[3315]_ do. explanaing). . ‘
[3317]de
[3318]“plan, if LOGIYOV had one, by which LIOVAL would be
[3320]' ge a friend | lof LIBACON would be made, We played: it
[3321]“back and forth discussing. various _ponsibilities, but™
[3323]ee plan. and. that LIOVAL be given a possibility of saying
[3324]‘ta ‘LTBACON that he aid not want to come.
[3326]“LIRACON wil insists that he does not want to get
[3330]He withes to te on friendly terms. with LOGINOV,. but: _
[3331]certainly it ie not.a friendly attitude af LOGINOY
[3333]Repéat description: of LIOVAR'e" personality’ ag he ase ~
[3335]in Cuautla and aeX what an LOGINOY possibly. ‘achieve
[3336]“Dy. meeting “LYOVAL. rt 48° antleipated: that LOG in: vo
[3338]may te brief and say that thie would be his ‘problem
[3339]and thet all EXLIED LIBACON had to do is to arrange
[3340]for an Lutroduction,
[3342]involved. "in that kind of businese", especially, -
[3343]beceuse it’ was clear ‘to him that even if LOCINOV,
[3344]achieves nothing, he lost: nothing, but LIBACON fia
[3345]a gure loser becauce he would lose 4. friend and
[3346]poceibly get taggea as a Sov spy. :
[3348]If LOG LUCY esas not break off his insteting at this
[3349]point, LIBACOW will stata: that. he would agree on a .
[3351]in LIBACCN® | \cotipany, but no introduction of LOG0v
[3353]‘important: wae that LOCINOW should come up. with a
[3355]After the, lupoh LIBACOW will: zo to his inetitute
[3356]end I would. phone him there to find out at which point
[3357]the conv with, LecINoy =NTED.:
[3359]1
[3361]“ez, | ATTACHMENT »
[3363]. (pan, 722)
[3364]Subject: Poetponment of Valentin LOGINOY ~ LTRACON-2 Lunch.
[3366]‘Source: LIRACCH=1 (24805)
[3368]le ‘In aécordance with the prearrangemente 1 phoried to LIRACON=2°
[3369]to the language institute at 1455 tre to hear how did the scheduled
[3370]lunch go. ; . . 4
[3371]2. LIBACON-1 atated that a. gu student of hig poetponed hie
[3372]leeson for a half of an hour anit that he phoned to LOGINOV to come -. a
[3373] t¢ the restaurant they. were to lunch about 45 minutes later than they _
[3374]. had agreed to meet there. LOGINOV told LIBACON that in that case he —
[3375]_ prefered to ‘postpone the lunoh’ to the beginning of the neat week and. Tos a
[3376]"thet LOGINOY - would phone to LIBACCN=1 to eet the. date ana vines ;
[3378]Be According to: LIRACOS-1, LOGINOY sounded friendly on the phones
[3381]i
[3384]a
[3387]eel DeAnna Reateide anes oe Ree ATS
[3389]Spee wen we mente
[3390]Sion ty ~
[3391]bs SS SE a ee mee eh ee tte .
[3395]Valentin LCGINOV
[3397]Bdsd. aproximada de 43-45, afios, “Runque aparenta hENOS. Fisicamente
[3399]de compitexién atlética;, alte. Juega muy: bién: al tenis, Recientemente
[3401]quedo en Segundo lugar en: el campeoniate del dD. F. que tuvo lugar ;
[3403]en el Civé Franéia, donde practica este deporte. | ‘Guida. muchisino-
[3404]acia. Ba este seitido:
[3409]. Muy pocos. amigos ‘saben’ que tiene’ ‘una hija de.
[3411]es. muy vanidoso,
[3413]16-17 aos. Cuando le preguntan ‘Si tiene hijos hable solo de su.
[3415]‘Le da pena presentar @ su nujer, que es”
[3417]No fuma, toma
[3420]hijo de ll afios de edad.
[3422]oo muy . amable y buena, _ porque se ve de mds edad que er.
[3424]. muy, POCO, aunque cuadinds Te ‘ocagion requiere de tomar mucho agtcenta —
[3425]Nunca - trate:
[3427]Es inuy anable en. et trate,”
[3429]y ster: pre. se ‘le ve seréno,
[3430]de inmponet sus ideas, pero: ‘gienprée pendiente de convencer por ‘las
[3432]‘buenas a sus contrincanteés. Cuando > ve que no puede hacer lo altimo,
[3435]ronpe diplonat icamente ios relaciones amistosas con el sujeto.
[3437]Ea sus ideas’ es de Ta escuela estalinista: solo. cuenta Yo Union
[3439]_Bso quiere decir
[3441]‘Sovieticn y la attina ‘Linea. a seguir del Partido,
[3442]Sigue, ridelisinanente ‘la. "linea" porque.
[3446]; que. no tiene ideas propias.
[3447]‘gabe nuy biea que es. la, anica forma fapida, ¥ ‘eficaz de escalar en
[3449]“ae
[3451]su carrera. te gusta uchisino ‘la vida buena, tipo. océidental,
[3453]aunque ‘antes se dojarta ‘cortai un. braze: qué’ ‘¢ontesarselo asi. misiio.
[3455]mares,
[3457]Bs muy dmbicioso y se ve que tiene problenas ‘eon sus coripafieros | ‘de.
[3458]No. Ye gusta nada la ‘tdéa
[3461]am dijo
[3463]trabajo. “Fable despectivamenta-de ellos,
[3465]de tener que pernanecer on Nosed los dos aflos que vienen.
[3466]que bharfa lo posible que al transcurrir esos afios lo mandaran de
[3467]Su flusién ais grande es trabajar
[3469]preferencia otra vez a México,
[3472]en Sspafia, Adora a los espafoles.
[3474]no le gusta, Por eso ai quiere rogresar, qufere decir que prefiere
[3476]cualquier lugar donde vivir, menos Nusia, Creo que prectsanente
[3479]She
[3481].
[3483]CF ma tae . _ . a a : a : : : are
[3484]- tas _ : . - seg atc iene Vu tel ose naa we cdieD ina BEE _ x cw eal
[3486]porque ya tiene que partis oa dulio, es por lo aue ultimamente esta
[3488]Quiere hacer eee tees a como de lusar, presionando
[3489]El dia 3 de mayo Yo vi
[3491]cometiendo errores.
[3493]'
[3495]'.
[3496]a
[3498]t
[3500]a lal gente de. Parespaue antes jamds hacta,
[3501]. en Sonata; ey sabieado quo. yo AO. quiero. trabajar para. el, me oe a
[3503]Ze,
[3504]insistio, llegando- al Sarsehe « de preguatar si podiamos: abordar a
[3505]mi alumno Joho, nin ig udera preguritar: ‘por la personalidad ¥ form. de-
[3506]pensar de John! En lo
[3508]15 minutos que estuvimos juntos no hablo nas
[3509]‘Cuando yo le dijo que ya le habla dicho antes que ao
[3511]que de eso,
[3512]me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, ne contesto que él crela que lo
[3514]que’ “me pasaba es que tenta niedo. La forma mis inocente de hacerne.
[3516]: ‘pleat! A. continuacion;,. me invite a comer’ ol aia 8 ‘Para, Seguir
[3518]hablagdo de lo. mise! En el fondo creo que. todo eso revela cherta.
[3520]_ Inocencia y muchas ganas ‘de progresar, para llevar ina vida muy
[3522]diferente a lo que evan los ciudadanos sovidticos. ‘Creo, que
[3524]quiere dejar una grand impresion a sus jéfes para no quedar trabajando
[3526]MR yh
[3528]indef tiidamente en el ‘Minssterio de. ‘Relagiones Exteriores de Mosca. / Q
[3530]No Be. ‘hasta que punto. sus ainbictones puedai | qydarlo.. a progresar
[3532]SAB EE as east
[3534]“theluso ‘por medio de- atrope Har victinas:, . €oino persona: y ea condiciones’ ool.
[3536]ty
[3537]non
[3539]-nornales me parece bueno, generose ¥ fiel amigo. Sin ciibargo a’
[3541]verdad es que aurea To. liegue. a. conocer muy, bien; en parte posiblenente
[3543]Tha Sad
[3545]‘porque: east desde. el ‘principio sentia. inst intivaniente que queria
[3547]. ‘algo. de mfi,. muy aparte de nuestra amistad © 'y-en parte porque: con. todo.
[3549]y la confianza que llego a toser conmigo janas se descubrid ‘por
[3551]| i
[3552]|
[3554]conpleto, ai mucho menos. ES oxtrentacamente callteloso.
[3556]. Refuniendo; Mi itnpresion es que es una buena persona, _ de buenos
[3558]Bontimiontos, pero que una vez metida en "ese trabajo,” por razcoes
[3560]que desconocencs, hace todo: lo posible por destacas,
[3562]; i
[3563]ianeeaiemenemteeteieed ate pee
[3564]seine semen =
[3565]RE yet alten a
[3567]dpdiceeencsmecauen eel a emaee aetna eee lea ne oe cemne es on abate same, samtine ater se Meets TT
[3569]Fg a eet OR ER oe BE eee mn ee
[3573]CONTACT RSFOXST = we
[3574]SURJECT— - “3° RESABER (P-8777)
[3576]DAT OF, HSETING : 10 April 1969
[3578]1. In response to BE SSABER's phone ¢all, I met him at
[3580]pov ntmineinn ey tate oewenns we atacN cue ca ee 4
[3582]his: hotel room in the Aristos from 1430 until 1545. Next.
[3584]cee ct meneame ane abner
[3586]" meéting will be. on Tuesday evening, 15 ‘April at hone. -
[3587]2, Subject “had nothing new to report. en contacts vith
[3589]a
[3591]BENOXers ,. but said that he is now raring. to go oa any require=
[3592]J ments I might levy. He said that all of his financial problems. _
[3594]are now solved (as I surnised they wuld). Essentially, he has
[3596]«gold 50% of his business (INZA) to 4 syndi¢ate-group that | is -
[3598]|
[3599](
[3600]f
[3602]paying off - ‘Subject ts detts. They will construct a big new, -
[3607]factory complex. in Cuernavaca Vo bring all of Subject ’s -
[3608]manufacturing enterprises under oie roof and double capacity.
[3609]They ‘re also going to open up offices ahd a showroom on Insur-__
[3610]gentes sur. Subject” figures. he will probably stey active: -for
[3612]a couple of years more and then sell - his remaining 50% for
[3614]_ , about: a half million dollars. - ;
[3615]sh t told: Subject again ‘that’ I an “now anxious. for hia a
[3617]to establish a. social relationship with | SPYRA (P-6601) and
[3619]4
[3621]‘that Iam no longer interested in. his developing AJCHCHRZAK .
[3622]per se. T ‘suggested that he: night use KA: sincly as an entree
[3623]. te mo eating. SPYRA, ostensibly to work out: ‘a cultural progran of. =
[3625]Mn ahem emilee cata we bing tena sae ee Leese gnats eee mtn n
[3627]A Det pau 46 aa OF i Lat
[3629]Subject 's grandfather s music as ‘mentioned previously. Subject
[3630]said tmt he would get on it right away and would try to ‘call
[3631]. the Anbassa dor on Tuasdoy when Subject Ls bak in town.
[3633]cence eg
[3635]96: PbO i: Potter . KP. a 2. ) fale RETII
[3637]4
[3639]at we Dilantin Neenme vee ame ene toh meinen ree Ri opt en SRO ee TS ER ee tt nee eA ce mm a de ea
[3641]- - : RN
[3643]4. I also asked Subject to get t back in touch with
[3645]FA pate Lemma
[3647]7 | Ports CHAYKOV (P-6235) and Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,712) to
[3648]oor ; warm up the relationship. I pointed out that we should be.
[3649]. prepared to have Subject in @ position to give thea gifts in
[3651]the event Head-varters approves ‘the plan to bug some of
[3653]“ Subjects Trojan. horses, Unless therd. is some reasonat ly geod .
[3655]i
[3656]contact established. “in advance, his’ presont ing gifts will os H os
[3657]1 fn
[3659]appear too contrived. Subject agreed. and ‘said that he would ;
[3661]4 ive them a phone call soon to try to get together for: drinks,
[3665]tent SPSS STARE eS PMG ACH,
[3667]fo. Judging from past history, CHYKOV will be ready to see Subject
[3668]. | . for a night on the town in August, o oO
[3669]a ' Be I paid Subject $3000 (MIN) constituting . half of his
[3670]pt / , retainer for three. nonths (Jan., Feb. and March) and agreed to oy
[3672]: have the balance of. $3000 for hin on Tuesday, ‘He gave me a”
[3673]| pile of hotel bills and other expenses which will be charged ©
[3674]against the $3000 revolving fund he has outstanding. He asked
[3676]me if I could get hin a case of champagne , a coi. pls of bottles.
[3677]of cognac, a bottle of gin. I told him that Td ‘gee af these
[3679]are available ‘and that, if they are, I would charge then against, ae.
[3680]- either Kis selary or fund rather than as: outright gifts as in ~ 4 .
[3681]the. past. os
[3683]> , , ed
[3685]- ‘Mmothy M. ARCHBOLD: co : i 7
[3687]|
[3689]1 oop She
[3691]RE Aen
[3693]Hoan te re
[3697]i
[3699]Fs i
[3700]i 4
[3701]vt
[3703]. seemed to be’ having | no. discomforts
[3705]v
[3707]SUBJECT: Valentin _Loguinov
[3708]DATE OF INFORMATION: 30 March 1969. 1155-1157 hours.
[3710]PLACE ACQUIRED: Tennis courts of the French Club
[3711]REPORT. BY: John Francis
[3713]1a8° not. pie , + but Tookiny for. a Y part=
[3714]iG to Mache pante and an other girl. He.
[3717]I shouted loudly to a ball-boy ‘to find my favorite ;
[3718]trainer. Val dashed over to cay he would like to ‘plays
[3720]Excuse for missed lusbb, I “what happened to our
[3721]luncheon date", I asked with no smile, Val said that
[3722]- Dimi had. been bitten badly by a dogs I told ‘Val that
[3723]"I -had- ‘already heard ‘that story and that Dimi had been .
[3724]bitten nearly ‘a week’ before our date. Once again I :
[3725]did. not. smile and gavé him ‘little obporltunity for
[3726]3 gradious acceptance of a poor excuse, It was clear
[3727]that I’was annoyed. I could see ‘from val's expression:
[3728]that he was embarrassed and off- balance. He. has a pecu=
[3729]liar facial expression when he has been put at a- dis~ .
[3730]advantage. : : >
[3732]. Val admitted. that “the ‘bite had ‘been fnauch earlier,
[3733]but he. explained: that. tha, woubd: had. become inflamed -
[3734]ana he had to. take: ] Emi: to a doctor.’ I saw. Dimi and:
[3735]“he had one of the ler Bandaids on his arm He
[3737]“fr accepted val's excuse tacitly. ,
[3739]We: played, Unfortunately fal won 6-3,. G~1. I"
[3740]remind you that I switched to my left arm some time
[3741]ago and am still at a disadvantage. I stt11 apelogize.
[3742]for letting. the barbarian wins. I had to leave at
[3743]1145. Immodfatoly | £hresother men: * snvited Val to make -
[3744]a fourth for doubles. I had hoped | to talk to him when |
[3745]We finished. . ; .
[3747]Conversation, I finally ‘pad to interupt val while”
[3748]the men were still “warming up and. take him to a corner
[3749]of the court. .
[3751]I told Val that £ had honed to tell him something
[3752]@te the Lunch and on several other occasions bot was ‘
[3753]alvaya interupted, Kow L wanted to tall him what I
[3754]had in mind, I wanted him ¢o underatand that his
[3755]nolietieal jokea nad emimrrasued ma. That © atid noe
[3756]want to create a scene and had never commented on ©
[3757]thom, Hut 1 would not tolerate them in Cha futures
[3760]I said that his offer to aive ma money to work for
[3761]‘his aovernment had emtarrassed me in front of our mutual
[3762]friends, Further, ry colite refusal to make an issue of
[3763]his approach could have been interpretéd as tacit accep-
[3764]kaace of his offer to pay me for treaon against my
[3765]“COUnETYs .
[3767]yat- interrupted and. said it was all a joxe ana
[3768]that he thought f arereciated that it was nothing
[3769]more than a Joke.
[3771]; Iz: __cI-sada I Anew it was a foxe,- but. could not. ‘speak _
[3772]for our audience. itv: position: as a businessman here. a,
[3773]-. sola be jeopardized if someone thought. we. were serious. :
[3775]“3 I told val. that in any. case, ‘Joking or not, Ida
[3776]hot discuss politics or- religion with my friends, Re
[3777]: tieularly here in Hexico. ;
[3779]He acted very surprised ana amused. .
[3781]oo I pointed out that I consider myself a guest in B
[3782]a ‘very hospitalbe but foreign country. "These people -
[3783]are-my hosts, You are a diplomat. You can, you mist :
[3784]disouss politics. It is your job. I carinot. I actually a
[3785]‘ ati not intérested in politics. I am jot well. versedz. *-
[3786]in politics. But if you must talk politics with me,
[3788]let us go some where in private, without an audience.
[3789]“If you want to diseuss business, finel I know that ra
[3790]‘subject and I- ‘Like it, and I am even better with an £ ,
[3791]audience, particularly Mexican] —
[3793]val had his transparently disturbed, distressed -
[3794]. and disadvantaged look. He promised never to discuss .
[3795]politics: with te agi « He. apologized. He said. he
[3796]_ understéod what z meante:, Le
[3798]F— ial: mo me Loot
[3801]vse acini bith tabaci oe
[3803]ee ae ale ne mth oe
[3805]semen San ae
[3809]SUBJECT: Gloria Pinto
[3811]D\TE OF INFORMATION: 26 March 1969. 1306-1355 hours.
[3812]PLACE ACQUIRED’ Office of John Francis |
[3814]REPORT BY: John Francis
[3816],
[3817]Telephone call to mvoffice. Gloria called to say —
[3818]she wa as having: ‘some troubie finding clients for. my
[3820]‘business, She asked ‘when she could see me. I suqgeated -
[3821]immediately aha she. arrived | about one: ‘hour later.
[3823]“Personal. ehat | srior. toh siness,. Gloria followed:
[3825]good: Mexican’custom in cha’
[3826].to the. matter about which the meeting was called. ea
[3828]Meche | and San Luis Potosia I asked Gloria if:
[3829]She ware going to San Duis Potosi this year for the
[3830]Holy Week tennis tournaments. She said that &hé had
[3831]planned to ‘do so but was unable to find some one to
[3833]_ go with her. at the last moment. Pepe did not want to ©
[3835]go, and would not let het go by herself unless aecom-
[3836]panied by several other women or by Meche..Meche re~ ~
[3837]fused to. go gaying: ‘he would have no fun if with. her
[3838]mother and planned to 9 96 to | Corpus Christt by here. ‘
[3841]Pepe to. Europe again. Gloria “volunteered that
[3842]she was annoyed with Pene. She deplores his atin.
[3843]attitude about the double standards she has been
[3844]prohibttted to take several brief trips to various
[3845]cities | in Mexico 'to see friends and family. She is
[3846]not.welcome to adgcompany Pepe on his trips. Yet he.
[3847]will s60n take another month off to travel either
[3848]"ta. Europe dr. to South ‘bmetica. Gloria said that she
[3849]has been waiting: ‘arr these yearp. for her children to |
[3850]grow up 80 that she gpuld go. with Pepe on his trips. .
[3851]Now that. ahey are. growa up, she finds © ‘that she still
[3852]is expectedé -ta stay home’
[3854]Gloria viatched carefully. ‘Gloria ‘must account for.
[3855]“her. time very carefully to Pepe during the day. And
[3857]- under no- circumstances ‘ean she stay out after dark.
[3859]7 Wwe
[3861]Pepe apparently. disapproves. of Gloria working for Mee
[3862]He does not like the idea that she will be visiting
[3863]businessmen throughout the city both in their offices
[3864]and homes. He has expressed his disapproval, but
[3865]Gloria has chosen to ignore it.
[3867]Wants to send “Heche to U.S. Gloria wants to fidht
[3868]the attitude of suneriority over women that Latin men
[3869]have, but on behalf of ber daughter, not herself, Goria
[3870]feels that she will never be ablo to enjoy anything -
[3871]close to equal treatment and consideration with Pepes
[3872]But she feela that her dauchter should escape from
[3873]this Latin dearadation. Two or three years working
[3875]in New York Frareiscoe ia Gloria's droam for
[3876]Mecho ,
[3877]ake a EL D and P= 13223
[3879]‘ng lightly before getting
[3881]14-0000
[3883]i
[3885]se _ . :
[3887]. . : a . a i
[3889]‘ ; No luck with tesiness. Gloria seems very enthu- ‘ ;
[3890]7 = ‘ siastic about working for me. kot go much to help me, = :
[3891]ie but to give herself an excuse to get out and do Some~r |
[3893]things Further, she wants to determine whether she
[3894]j can actually do something other than raise children.
[3895]| . She waS marriee when very young and has nover.workede
[3896]i. a «.; Sne hones.-eventually to start some business of her owns
[3897]| ; “ (she probably wants to have a shopr. of some Kind. | :
[3898]: —" ' Working for me is a trial for “herself. She hopes to |
[3899]; coe - prove to hersélf: that’ she ‘can. succeed in business and
[3900]t _ meeting people. Coot .
[3901]ae The approach’she has been taking with my business)
[3902]_<. has been_unsaccessful. so far. I have given her the one’ —
[3903]“which is. jrost ‘time-consuming and one which I would not
[3904]have been able to do by my self. There are other appordches,
[3905]put I have not outlined these to her as yete . .
[3907]We discussed her approach and some modifications
[3908]a gf At. We agreed to review her sales apnroach after
[3909]- | ; the Holy Week ahd decide whether to proceed along
[3910]: aifferent lines. . oy —
[3911]f tinese toéinevy . P-NqIe
[3912]oa Discussion of val. Having completed our -business.~ ~
[3913]4 raised the matter of Val. I reminded her..that I had.
[3914]explained to. her some time ago that I was annoyed with’
[3915]Val's treatment of mé in public, nemely his flagrant
[3916]‘attempts to recruit me in the presence of mutual friends..
[3917]I told her tha t I still-“hadn"t had a chance to talk. to.
[3919]val in private. I reseated that all I wanted to do was
[3920]make it clear to hin that I held him in great esteem as
[3921].a@ person, valued his friendshin,. was not interested in
[3923]assisting ‘his government, and wanted him to stop jeo-
[3924]| pardicing ovr firendship with his offensive approaches,
[3925]whetner subtle. and amplied.or direct. and coarse.
[3927]Sere ed perenne ier amimerenienter ne
[3929]se awe oe Ebola Gloria that I had planned to have. lunch’. _
[3930]; sos Ms owith'val ‘today. I enjoy: val's companys rarely have a _ Sgn
[3931]to ; chance to chat quitelys don't like to eat luach by eS
[3932]: - myself; and looked forward to explaining to Val my.
[3933]position before hé completely destroyed any chance
[3934]. for us to continue as friends. 7 . ;
[3935]Not aware of accident to Dmitri. I told Gloria .-
[3936]that Val Kad excused Himself from our lunch date aque ti el
[3937]to &n accident to his son. She did not know of any ‘ ,
[3938]accident other than the dog bite the previous week. =~
[3940]Gloria said that his declining my invitation
[3941]might have been an afterthought. That he did not want
[3942]to hurt my hy being sean with me in a public place.
[3946]14-0000
[3948]Po .
[3950]caeatiuecule,
[3952]Avoids “hurting his friends. Gloria then told me
[3953]that Val never accepted an invitation to have coffea with
[3954]her or ene or to dine out. He explained to her that it Flee
[3955]could hurt her to ba seen with him. She gave an example .
[3956]of when she was “invited” to the ballet with val and a-—~
[3957]group of friends. ; i :
[3959]After the ballet, Peve and Gloria invited Val to —
[3960]join them for dinner, val declined. Pepe and Glorda.-
[3961]went to the Hoyo 19. Shortly after they. arrived, Val
[3962]and a lardé@ number of embassy officers also arrived. - oo
[3963]Val steered them away from Pepe and Gloria. Shortly ~~. oo : Sot ny
[3964]afterwards a man arrived, sat at a remote table. and : ot ay
[3965]took notes while watching the Soviets. — oe
[3967]. , . - Val-warks. mornings only. Gloria mentioned that
[3968]>a .- Val.is in the embassy only in the morning. This was |
[3969]- in response to my Statement that I had tried to call
[3970]the embassy and talk to Val to find out what had hap~
[3971]pened to Dmitri, but since he was out, I would call
[3972]4n the afternoon. She added that he of course works
[3973]-4n the afternoon, but outside the embassy. I said “try- .
[3974]ing to buy gringos". She said "trying to convince. .
[3975]_ Mexicans". aoe. ob ae . Te pan Fo tere
[3977]. ‘COMMENTS - ; . F. oe, £
[3979]Sea! '  .Xt seems. to me highly unlikely that val is. her, A
[3980]really concerned about the welfare of his friends . : ; oO
[3981]seen with him. It seems quite clear that he con=- , :
[3982]siders Gloria and Pepe, and perhaps me, as potential : . .
[3983]assets. He does not want to: be seen with us because :- .
[3984]we would lose our value to hime He told Gloria that ot SOR,
[3985]they should Gonfine their contacts to the French BF
[3987]- Club. This seems td confirm the. suspicion that he. oe nous OE
[3989]believes. that this-is a secure’ plaée to neet people. -
[3991]an té 4s possible that he checked with his colleagues ~~
[3993]- . arid they were of ‘the opinion that my choice of the = - : -
[3994]Liave d@ Oro for lunch was teo public, exposed.us 9). 0 Lo
[3995]to toe many Améficans. ne Poa, aoe
[3997]a
[3999]a I feel that Gloria has served a very useful Bg
[4000]‘purpose in this matter. If she as working for Val, — : n
[4001]which f doubt, she is in a position to séoq that my po
[4003]business is indeed legitimate, “time-consuming, and
[4005]with considerable financial potential. “Further,
[4007]she is in a position to relay to val my unwillingness
[4009]to coonerate with him and his governemtn and my threat , 2
[4011]to-take the matter to the embassy if his harrassment —
[4013]continues. , ; : °
[4016]14-0000
[4018]74
[4020]n
[4021]4 ; f
[4022]vi - — NO
[4023]26 March 1969 ; 7 i
[4024]5 ~ a Bf , t
[4025]: CON ACT REPORT ; ? ise ‘ I _ ~ od :
[4026]. ‘| 4 j et 39 .
[4027]FROM. ot Samuel J, KARTASUK - alee: / elk?
[4028]SUBJECT : Rafeel VIDIFLLA Rule J Pee 1 pou
[4029]lL a, reeting was held fron 1300 to 1s, 25 Narch 1969 fn the
[4031]Chalupas Resturant located on Reforma, one block test, of Prado Korte
[4033]v
[4035]. kext reeting ds scheduied. for 1630, 26 arch 1969 at VARS Restiuront
[4037]on the: Periferico, Korth of ‘Fjercito: Necional.'
[4039]2 I perked ny car three dlocks . from the nesting site end errived
[4041]4n the orem at 1255. Subject. wes already. sertad etn teble waiting, Ke had.
[4042]lunch and remained there talking until 15, He mentioned how much he appreciated
[4043]the two beoks (in Russian) which I loaned hin and said thet he was nusrly
[4045]/ through with the lest ene, He said he would tura them over to VICTOR, (I.
[4047]had siresdy informed him-that he would be: necting a man “hamed vicTEA during:
[4049]_ wy absence). Re asked ‘4f we could ebtein for him the three otter books
[4051]written by the sexe author ho wréte "Cancer & ward", He seid *Gancer * ward" was
[4053]“the second ‘béok written by the author. The lst book was "First Circle", the
[4055]2nd was Concer Ward, the 3rd was * . ivans'", dai thy last wes “Easter
[4057]. Fe commented on how favorably . impressed he was by the 2nd booic, -] said I
[4058]}= "would give. VICTOR this information and I thought we could Probebly_ turn up ;
[4062]; wath some. of then, |
[4063]: 2 INFORMATION CONCERNING LociNov (P-11, eye
[4064]Subject said that he hes not. (definitely) talked to Lealto? in over
[4067]s - me
[4069]two nonths: Re thought it very strenge. thet LOGINOV hes not caled hin et ell,
[4071]7 ; : At the last meeting with Loginov, 2QGINOV told Subject. thet he was poing beck
[4073]f : to Russis in July 1969, snd that “he would remain there for at lesst-t.o (2)
[4074]A \ : . :
[4075]: yoers, LOGINOV said thet he would probably then go to sore other country but
[4076]5 hed no idea where, Subject dit not call LOGINOY end invite hin te PEAS /
[4080]H + party on 1 Nerch,
[4081]t
[4086]c]
[4089]“ubdeet sadd that if LOGINGY recedved an dmvitetion to ANGELS perty, thet at
[4091]‘ment heve come from CHIRNYSH (P-23,02), During his conversationa. sith ANDREA,
[4094]v
[4096]she never mentioned the fact that LOGINOV went to. the party, She never fold
[4098].
[4100]Subject exoectly who went,
[4101]: Concerning ANDHEA CRTANOE Prusy te 1)
[4102]‘About ten days ago ANDREA went to Comore ial Meaicana to do. the weekly
[4104]_ Srocery shopping. Subject dropped by her house while she wes gone, ‘Shortly
[4105]“efter arriving at her house, she called hone and he. talked to her on “the phone, _
[4106]She soda: ‘that sho had sone. problens at the store and eaked. ar he cov cone
[4108]- down and ‘bring. sone. money. He went: with her brother, and on periving at the: _
[4109]store found her an custedy: ef two nnan- gers and & “Policoman, They had caught
[4111]her trying to walk out with, a stolen jer of face cream (she admited ‘4e) and
[4113]ob
[4115]_ she did not have the money to. pry for it. Subject talked to the nansrers, tolling
[4116]thom thet she was justia young girl, etc,, and convinced the to: do. nothing about .
[4117]—_ it Rafael ped for the face cream and: they took her home. (iateel thinks -
[4119]this is a very wnusal side of her cherecter thst he has never Been betore)..
[4121]pre on we tet aN La rere nee caren apy ee ene merce sree ate comme erin men's creme raceme
[4122]. : cae Clg .
[4124]ANDREA has. not ment doned CHERNYSB to Subject since my leat renort.
[4125]Refeel seid “thot he will begin to: pump ANDREA for some further 4dnform: tion (in
[4126]a discreet way). As far os he knows, she has not seen CHERNYSK lstely. (perhaps
[4127]. since the porty on 1 Merch). oy ceca Raz © Vat ete ( 2 ups 7 4) 7
[4128]4. "Concerning Refeels HOTHER AND BER WORK AT tae EMBASSY |
[4129]: / "a asked Subject: Rovers questions absnt his mother, but he dodged then.
[4130]_ Ke seemed tinwdL1ing to discuss her, snd efter severél. tries I stonped. ashing). -
[4131]Rafael ‘seid. that nis, Mother hes one particular stuient in Spanien (at the fribessy)
[4132]who has repestedly ‘expressed the desire to neat and become “friends with Re tael.,
[4133]Eis > Mother Likes the man “(her student) end seid thet she will. shortly invite him
[4135]hore for dinner so that he ond Rarael can decore acqueinted, (Rafoel by now ds
[4137]suspicious of any. tmbassy official who wents to decone friends), The man 4s. ° |
[4140]¥._LOGUINOY
[4142]Alto, de
[4145]nxprestoa de cara muy seria, -pero- bondadosa.. Este solo 0 6a
[4147]le preocupa suchisino la impresidéna que pueda causar on los de mas.
[4149]En Ja conversaciOn cuida siucho, aus palabras, tratando de parecer
[4150]ingenio y sobre todo muy sencillo. Cariciendd de inteligencia sobre-
[4151]galiente, trata de explotar su supuesta sencilles e ingenuidad para
[4152]convencer a los desids de lo que dice, piensa o sionte. — ue,
[4154]_ wna cara ingénusctento triate o alegrurente sencilla, Ast Jauds
[4155]_ pierde un anigo por muy differentes opiniones o idiologia que éste
[4156]tenga. a oO . ; ;
[4161]t
[4163]e figura ‘atlética, muy bien parectdo, Un tipo -—_—_
[4165]companta, Gieapre esta pendiente de su compostira, Se nota que...
[4167]“ Jamia se pone violeato en una diecusi¢n, ai no puede contestar.
[4168]como es debido los ‘argunentos inteligentes de su interlocutor pone .._ .
[4171]14-00000
[4174]ow t
[4175]. ¢
[4176]: . for m eecd ae wht 4 .
[4177]: arch Z4,
[4178]7
[4179].
[4180]i xaasor for maating, I find it very i
[4181]: cele On ChE tennis cours. Less caturday
[4182]; tion. “e ére either pleying tennis or sumbunce :
[4183]groun of our friends. there is somothing xfec :
[4184]to 24y to you, to make cicar, for several veess,
[4185]tne only way I could be wure of having your undivided : '
[4186]- "  .* @ttearior, in private, waz this luachs. i
[4187]De. Gonez! lunéhe vour Es ; _ Several |
[4188]a weeks age ago, at Luis Gomez! house, vou 6t¥ercd fo cwive x :
[4189]; . & large sum. of money 47 7 could’ help you d vourt one .
[4190]: assy. You made this offer dn front of a : of our
[4191]. mat cued iriends, {
[4192]thar vour offer was non antic |
[4193]. a ats ; ; i i
[4194]j ts ve '
[4195]i . a me dn avery omborr |
[4196]: 8 comait treason aga : a
[4197]Vv orfar i: fronk of our
[4198]. ve ‘net to create € scence esulda .
[4199]> “hy our audience as nossible :
[4200]eo Not 4. eeasiod. in vour offar, In tha event that :
[4202]x det se make it clear that To an not
[4203]intere ested: in your Offer. I find the offer offensive and
[4204]provocative.
[4206]on
[4208]. ‘E£foction for Vel. Loth my wife aad X like you and
[4209]fo. #lexandra. ind my Boys lixe Dmitri. We woule lixe to
[4210]maintain xour friendshin + ‘you. Sut you” are seriously
[4214]oe oo jeopardizing tha £ friends
[4215]or St, Uninteresseda in soli: sted in 2
[4216]policies Se XL realize tnz i,
[4218]shat's your vroblem, not mine. 3 ;
[4219]Govore all my time to business. =) » I don't nave :
[4220]me so learn all thera is-and a ed to: Know about
[4221]- Going Etusiness. Any spare ‘@ I will cevote
[4222]#0 learain 1g rote about susines: . ne ;
[4223]simé to prepare myself for solits
[4224]you'or anyose elisa. ~ ,
[4226]wot a [. 5 ‘
[4228]couchay Gaon see Sonsthine . i . rt
[4230]& mt, NT wiil not ds i re, alt fo.
[4231]nF. z mot Selieve i
[4233]ts Ess Sotiang poe
[4235]ct Ee ey }
[4237]weQ ara, = ‘
[4239]hae: 4 ‘
[4245]CR mee Ree LE RET SN A Oe Reet SEN WA ROD RE A Nf ATES Ae SSE eee Hahn a pte eginten 9 remem 9e ;
[4248]14-0000
[4250]t
[4252]7%
[4255]|
[4257]4
[4260]i
[4261]i
[4264]t
[4269]Senna
[4271]‘2. UNETEDS sTATYS sys
[4273]gracious nostse
[4275]oninioni. Cnsn for tha recor
[4276]tenenss whien Iw a
[4278]uld never mo
[4280]Cu, Lo Roast now to aiseus
[4282]1. Zoviet imnortalisn, uniustifiod.
[4283]that vour cometry is QA.vucce rhs
[4284]‘itearian imnerialisr--a system far
[4285]tive than coustructives-a cys tein WHE
[4286]in taking avay 4 acd cestroying whut ot
[4287]ai¥a created, but is incapdble of produc
[4289]roattve ideas oF its Owe :
[4291]t keldeve. thet
[4292]United States haz Foduced: che. Gradvest,
[4293]ticaleeconomic system, che most (arrose
[4294]Gemecratic system that. man
[4296]North viotnanoce: Dao as
[4297]our withdtawing or cens
[4298]un to yon to do 20.6 qhe Us
[4299]the war. You know it and I know it.
[4301]Se SOVIET anti-semitism. The soviets,. you -by
[4302]YOUr OW COnt aon are antij-semites. Your
[4303]role of support of the continued troubled
[4304]state in the near east. is unjustifiable and
[4306]misanthropic.
[4307]5. |. BERLIN BALL. Ua juseizi @d and esikarzassing to.
[4308]Ge LOVAXIA. Un \justigied and erkar
[4310]question so Kod bis fa!
[4311]everone else got D's.
[4312]3 G tins near ng n
[4313]sconer Les and akteraal pelt cies « ® yon n
[4314]rs) everone else Fall so thet vou con!
[4316]z-fati i
[4318]come
[4319]an eft
[4320]am 6u2 > Cee
[4321]DIT LOANS eeu Chine
[4323]ane nS
[4325]ee at went
[4327]tt ae amon ee ee teins as en eepere Ca
[4329]petal toil acta age eit tad hee eaten eee teen ne een
[4331]app mana eg ON eee, patents + palitingen serena ORTIR, (Aah semen yan
[4333]f
[4336]a
[4338]00000
[4343]not. interested = St
[4344]¥ y of  valaa your
[4345]nu to risk it that way. Eut there is
[4347]Smerican
[4348]statencents tome in sy
[4349]me to do Basiness here
[4350]portunity here to do bu
[4352]aa : vantace of it. You are jeovardizéng this. :
[4354]studiously avoided »olitical involvement heré. a ;
[4356]“ao os make such involvement “‘Lnevicable. a ‘ nr
[4358]e
[4360]chreat to co to embassy. If you continue &
[4361]- .haryass ma, Iwill go to the US ambassy and renoré
[4362]7
[4364]. your harrassment to the Security Officer, I wil!
[4365]:  @ven ask to see Someone in the CEA. And if T conte
[4366]get satisfaction there, I'll go to.the Mexiéa n,
[4367]Poreign Office and tell them my story. IT'il ask
[4368]chem to see that the harrassmant is stoped and
[4369]that I be protected from further provocations.
[4371]|.
[4372]7
[4374]rst. Fé would oroPabiy put you on the
[4375]chis would serve no real
[4377], £.
[4378]; : your assingments. AN d I consider vou a.
[4379]ql sersonal friend, an@ wonld not want to
[4380]; see you in turn’ harrassed ov the Foreiga
[4381]4 Service er denied eatry to the United r
[4382]: States, 2 woulda none soma Gay you might
[4383]4 be assigned to Ihe United States an
[4384]% : See it first hands: | . 5
[4385]r eo aa . . , t : . 7 - om
[4386]| 2. seconds i. nave hed very little contact
[4387]f shave very little :
[4388]t ; : servants. They usually oo cee _
[4389]if are 2 nothing for he government becaus @ .
[4390]yon a : Pay could never survive in private busi-~ f
[4391]. a . Lo ess. This m = Rot Be the case in a
[4392]to : your “own emba . en
[4393]Hy . : ereves the =u. £ our econon ae seasion a : a *
[4394]{" ; . wien I have £¢ ne helpful on var riove eo eee
[4395]i ; " occasions. a a Te : f
[4396]i
[4397]t . ' t
[4399]i: ° i
[4400]f . . ; .
[4402]t Bar to YOu. i
[4403]a x have .
[4404]and nro obibie p
[4405]tha Cra to xno :
[4406]TO try to ula ate: , L
[4407]cen ene meee ene enon tenner ane me ne ne Raper enetertaarte timed carotene mere ein anne ecenren ate  aee geen em renermenniannat enteeee |
[4410]the ClA for several reason:
[4412]a .
[4417]: i
[4419]. WO Hels OF. rt would not to t
[4421]Pug Spee , - i
[4425]YOu reonle are renite
[4426]eceempilshing aavthing of value. If the seme .
[4427]amount of mon ev thee is now srent On Gosi
[4428]WEre diverted to co- raticive tree ennersy,
[4429]the Standard of 1i G Of both couner teu 3 WOGked
[4431]Le
[4432]2Se to levels where no one would b vine | | : :
[4434]Sor the | present -Suieidal forciga in wolvaneass.
[4436]AS a business= Know that if you cant
[4437]measure an &é “ia dollar prorits, is
[4438]Should either be -fevis ca or Giscontine re
[4440]2. Second. The end=resutt: of dot ng Dusiness vith
[4441]the CIA would be to get you to defect to our
[4442]Side. . . :
[4444]What I Xnow of you, and of 1
[4445]h
[4447]Ee in the
[4448]a states, vou would not ie n
[4450]aN our
[4452]wie a te aan Or semper ee sreeee
[4454]4
[4456]Bet jest for money, don't cone to the Us.
[4457]Shey wou.e proka Zor
[4458]¥Our Little secsees. whe Covernmant nes <9 :
[4459]idea of hew to.nlace a valuG on things ane
[4460]are delightee \BO Spend the taxvavers manos _
[4461]Zortumacciy 2 iy longer pay . :
[4462]fn faxes are hich erouch. Bat
[4463]bietog Wouldn't bo Haonvy.
[4464]Ne nave wonderful
[4466]cee Bee bee Le - fertable, pat you
[4469]is + 3
[4470]i ¢
[4471]i:
[4472]2
[4473]Poe
[4474]bog
[4476]to work i - '
[4477]cosld aver cive x that vould make , 5
[4478]for Ais sake, I ait wish vou any leet. i }
[4479]7 roe
[4480],
[4482]TORO rene eo mie mp en
[4484]Stace orate wa te renee geen geeeneyn Seog eer tee arn cme: roe a cmeneaeien,!
[4487]SLI a nin SE RR
[4488]: i
[4490]vines tween cenl \eevees mete bene s nt cadens! te te net tt one nee Mca a memento am ta
[4492]7
[4494]‘not identify Himseli kK to my secretary,
[4496]£0, chat with mes " “
[4498]the coal was f
[4499]was considerasie backgrocna noise of
[4501]was a friend.
[4503]| Invited nia to drink. Val esxed if it would te coie.
[4504]venient for me to get to¢ethe> this afternoon for a
[4505]drink, I checked my scredure 2 and saig that tocay would
[4506]nok be a soos SY T stee a t-suggested chat he be
[4508]nor with,
[4510]I had to.
[4512]Genova, Londres
[4513]“Camera not the ore:
[4515]was going to be: atcricuted to-nis peters
[4517]Ais Gamera througn Res ‘Tharerore, , I
[4519]camera ané remiz: dea him not to Sorget ity Re
[4521]this was aot the reason he called and that he
[4523]wasn't in a big horzy to selt it. He suid ne wenten |
[4525]Z told hin-to* bring the camera anyway sinc
[4526]just this morning | ‘seoKen- to my friend who ovn
[4527]store’ and was. sure I could’ diszose ‘or bis c=
[4528]him, He did perk up then. ané show some inteze
[4529]eamera. . . .
[4531]TE eR HAL, Bag NE Lat
[4534]x
[4535]3
[4537]3
[4539]14-0000
[4541]a
[4543]Rene tae
[4546]: Val had come, probably thinking
[4547]ann Y would complete our mtcn with val RM
[4548]Owever, wus ost oF town this WOCKERS » che
[4549]cen woye Vel and Gloria into (the -mother. of
[4550]Pleyirg singles when I arrived. = “had a singies
[4551]Rysclf and did not join them until an hour later. set
[4552]formad a Geubles group. I played with Pepe Pinto, and Va Bo
[4553]- “played with Gloria against us. . ee Coos ct
[4555]eT cern oe eames teen
[4557]SIN eo eee agen a og a RO een ane mene cosine ne
[4559]48 is always the case, theze is very little encrtunity
[4560]for conversation during a tcanis marten. Val did make a. fer
[4561]+ stupid comments of apolitical nature, but entirely harmless,
[4562]. Such as, add@ressed to me, haven't you any control over yos 7
[4563]friends the Griese Clinese? . .
[4565]| I di@ not get ae chance to confront Valentin arout his
[4566]corvecitive coxments and how they jeoserdized our frienc~
[4570]Tey mememenh ten metatan a cess 6 lente em en et RNIN FA oe som RE
[4572]— Val asked me if I had givea any thought to his recuest.
[4573]fos. 9, tne previous weex. I could not helieve that he was going to .
[4574]one the ratter about his offering mam Oney for “seerets".
[4576]Prerefora,; J was cenuinely ccupid about whet request. He
[4577]renandead me that he had spoken of a movie camera he wanted
[4578]to Seil ana which I had stated tnat I thought I could dis-. . _
[4579]pose of it for ni him through friend s of mine, on consignment.. ~~
[4580]= told him to & bring me the camera and I would see what I
[4581]could do. . . . :
[4583]i then told Val that there was something = had wanted
[4584]to talk ‘to him about anyway, land hoped we could get together
[4585]Sometime scon to co.so, ae ‘stated that he would not come to.
[4586]the club tomorrow, Ha ozf exed to take me to lurch someting
[4588]. curing the “Weak. :
[4590]. . This is not emactly what I tad in mind for an ‘ince a ne
[4592]: and not too pleasant statement of my position about his. :
[4594]apperach to Md. But I “feel it can ce used and vill achieve
[4595]the Cesired effect. Unf ortunately, ha might spend tie next
[4596]éw days wondering if I am about to Bocept . iis approach. ”
[4598]. fr cbinpo dee oineen tne iatooe ok ‘ .
[4599]: ail ; thea ty Gor, The main topic of converstdion
[4600]fo: s ‘durin é moments evailable between games or: sess
[4601]yy my of tennis was Dudtiri; Gritri was bitten by che dog gel dag
[4602]; “lf to the Counselor cf the Soviet embassy. Apparently
[4603]: ~. was fairly deép in his riche F acm and se 26 vorda
[4604]no ,? vein, Nence there was much 5 Sag, prokably an asust ‘under
[4605]“yo the e1reurscances, whe ‘dog chad i
[4606]e
[4608]Mnounced to ba wag
[4610]Anne shoul
[4612]~* for ten aavs, to derernmine
[4613]rapies shonis er not. val ssie ma dog hid
[4614]er five children already ans thes Oo, Val, would
[4615]_ Gog whan the ten eiys «re up, :
[4617]‘~ | Te is conesivablt
[4618]Tor Vali Batkcen nia
[4622]REED Se ae Cone tenner
[4623]* 7
[4626]Ye
[4628]3
[4629]cf
[4633]i
[4635]A! Mom on cee 428 f-emartemecpneme peereresi' : ——
[4637]ha ett reed om ee
[4639]My wife and Ruth wi ieraadt wore “present aoa
[4641]luncheon oF women tenni 8S players. In the courue of
[4643]theit conversét3 a they * siseassed the other niiica
[4645]Sou sles group to. which. they Forth kalornc, . daeludinag.
[4646]aleatin Beruiner. HY site told Ruth trat. sho was
[4648]ting fosverd to hav ring her turn of having the
[4649]entire croup et cur heme for lunch. wut that wa’ |
[4650]were wating - for val ae leave £or Moscow. tiv wite
[4651]said that she thoucht-
[4652]ho entertain a soviet. *Reen agreed. . :
[4654]6
[4655]- an
[4657]. oa wee ee tee we -
[4658]- =
[4660]i
[4662]ERE te CRN a A RIE Se A Ne Et ET rere eeneeneae Cm niet Kine NOR re OS eT PR SRM RI, SESE
[4664]Llledévised for an American:
[4666]: .
[4668]LOA ete anes eerqunmeme .
[4670]erp BLA pe!
[4672]we Fiaahs
[4674]eh
[4676]Tete
[4678]Me
[4680]te
[4681]|
[4684]diseussing the jobic
[4686]‘Jiterature recently. These are pouc
[4688]“meantime I was
[4690]; Reis ion _acente Gloria ard I fave been te.
[4691]for som nour wit She micht do to Koes fh
[4692]busy and make a little moncy. = offcred to Gice
[4693]matter with her moaths ago mp either to hire
[4694]self or find a jos for-her, Taiz Lunecreon, date waz to
[4696]explain to her what jbo I had for vs
[4698]Ci
[4700]ob. Tha first hour was yeux Zpent
[4701]ould offer Tat. Thic would in- ;
[4702]volve her following up on-a list oF Americans and. |
[4703]undlishvan in the D.F. to whom 7 seat som promotional |
[4704]ntial clients for
[4706]Disengsion_of
[4708]ono o£ the services of my businecc.
[4710]I gave Gloria & looseleat notenook wich. comnlas of
[4711]All my promotional literature to fete, dneludiag :oonash -
[4712]translations. of the pertinent Litceraturce . I
[4713]her-a couole dozen envelores with 4 complete eat cach
[4714]of literature and contracts. “ _
[4716]she ig eager to start. She waats
[4717]ity to deal with peoole. Onée shé has wilt
[4718]confidence she might leave me to ‘start ner
[4719]We agreed that tris would he best for ner,
[4720]certain (and am certataly the
[4721]te able to £ind Soma clients for my pusinese.
[4725]Conti@ential. Gloria asked m4 if Thad told anyone,
[4726]including my wife, about her passizly working for me z
[4727]Said that I mad nots She prefers not to toll anyone un-
[4729]til she knows if she is qualified or not.
[4731]Since ‘that tire, in recent days,
[4732]she tias not, only told her family, Bat
[4733]aceut the job. Pepa even scolded wer, caving t
[4734]married women should not work. Gloria said sre
[4735]simply ignoring his Latin attitude.
[4737]Gloria medthoned Val fiver. in an
[4738]his cepar G 360n for Moseote
[4740]. Mention
[4741]: meneson Of
[4742]offnarnd cox:
[4746]creer caer eernth ay ena ek tn Deine ie © SE e, tan eS ie Ea ed arenes eotcat =
[4750]yr tenn sen greet gmc an meee < pee oe eae
[4752]fee)
[4754]are tae
[4759]Ses
[4761]Gloria Gi of
[4762]@n dinteliiccace orricer, she scomad mu
[4763]to this role than I had s:: exneeted. Ic
[4764]ONsaeced Ber to be naive adout Val's in C
[4765]ao tivities, Ioaven think I expected her ee Geny couch
[4766]activities had I Sean the first co, mentie or
[4768]theme S Such was not the case. she refered to nis
[4769]activities and those of his friend Tehernicn. ¢
[4771]ive]
[4772]e
[4774]Sin
[4776]oo. Iwas particulariv surprised as her sovnistfeated .
[4777]hidtaude about Téherayeh. I cetsonsily could rave
[4781]Souoted his intelligence activities 22 2 hedn'h ere. .
[4782]sonally sean him conducting a clandestine weetine
[4784]on @ Gack street corners in san seh late at nicht.
[4786]Zo chose this opportunity to maniferr
[4787]naiveré on ny part. =f challe: aged ner statbemer
[4788]“ehorpveh. I. further stated thst X doukted ve
[4789]beter the publisned reports were “eeue that.
[4791]‘OF nes Soviet enbessy péssomicl wore intel
[4793]office: Se
[4795]T,said that Val was rot the first soviet
[4796]I had mat. I said that I used to plav chess w
[4797]; aite recularly and. that I -knew ne was nor
[4798]Yoke of those". Neither us (Gloria and i) overs
[4799]used any overt term such as "spy? omantclli¢ganes .
[4801](efiices", cte.
[4803]. Gloria said chat vel Wid offered mer & lat oof
[4804]money to work for thé Soviet embassy, She saieé she
[4805]feeis val is miscast, that Moscow has made a ver,
[4806]kad choica-“ha is too humém, not cold enough for.
[4808]- that xind of work," ‘ - ae
[4810]_ Pe. Alfonso wartines, Martinez Is a communi
[4811]and & school chum of Fenats. Gloria iscrodvccs | Val &
[4812]zines sone. vaars ac 7 :
[4813]ae been very close fri :
[4814]mLS house in meguesulterco & “or WoC
[4815]is prosarty ‘USelades a stim ring no6), launc
[4816]“G @xrca, pléaic azea, houre with sevaral
[4817]GLC. Gloria was invited to this house th
[4818]March 30ch,.- ,
[4822]slords catd that
[4823]nalitv for tis
[4825]2s a liccia Lov,
[4827]Alena ‘
[4828]Gislovac,
[4830]cre er ee cee RNR me: LAE Re GR Ae ee et ge he ne ne 8 RE Pm me eimai S
[4833]ee lene line ante Pee 10 OE hee tn enmmmememmarngmenntans tes Sane mee SASS
[4837]eee co, of
[4839]12 #erch 1949
[4841]CONTACT REPORT
[4842]FROM a Samuel J. KARTAS UX
[4844], " suesieT : Refaei VIDISLLA Rute (2-405)
[4846]A meeting was hold ‘tron 1190 to 1430, UL March 1969, in Chalupas Restaurant
[4848]ce ONE
[4850]on Ave, Reforma, | one block west of Reforms and Prado Norte, The dato ond
[4852]-hour of the nextnceting will be established by telephone, ‘Subject wall. pick
[4854]em OFAC.
[4856]up ‘Kartesuk on Reforma, in front of the anthrépology Museum at 4 specified tine,
[4857]x, oI ‘parked, Ry. cer three blocks Korth of the. Chelupas and walked to. the ,
[4859]. meeting site arriving there at 1125, Subject was waiting at a table roading
[4860]one of the Russien books I hed previously given him, we met, talked, and conducted
[4862]our meting over 4 perted of three hours and then parted company,
[4864]2, The" “ani tdad conversation was general, He at first commented. on how
[4866]. : woll, he ‘Liked the. two books, he had received from me, art made some statements.
[4867]on the truth of their context, We ordered some breakfast and I then asked him
[4868]af he would mind f421ing out the questionaire (PRQ) I had with me, oxpleining
[4869]chat At was merely routine. Ke readily agreed: and i T gave it to him erd helped
[4871]Tea ES ERT, FORMSANES SOS
[4873]H
[4874]H
[4875]i
[4876]i
[4877]t
[4878]i
[4879]|
[4880]i ;
[4881]| him £422 4t ont. (PRQ subnitted ‘en 12 March), After completing the form I
[4882]_ brought. out ® list of questins I wanted to ask and began going throrgh thea,
[4883]: { oe He, answered all of these ‘he could, providing: the following informations .
[4884]| ; so
[4885]i Grd on, env)" wiprite 2; onter oF THE PLAZA KOTEL? |
[4886]| ‘Rafael dees not renembor MARTINEZ full nane but t promtacd t to
[4887]obtain it at the. first opportunity. ‘MARTINEZ has a wife andson, The wife
[4888]H . oo mS , . . - fy vO
[4889]t originally cones from Santander, Spain, His son (no‘néme remembered) ts about =:
[4890]i wo
[4891]18 or 19 years of oge,, (8. years ago, now about 26) and at times: was helping
[4892]| 7 . sround the desk of the hotel when Refeel wes teaching his father Russian, (1960-
[4893]fo, : . / 2961). Raleel gave MARTINEZ Russdan for stout & nonths, ducing which tine
[4894]DMARTINGZ learned ‘to spook, ard underatand fairly well, SAG ih02 Mver discussed
[4895]why he wanted to learn Russion with Rafal, nor dad they talk poletica, either
[4897]Kusstan or Aancarican,
[4899]. aa of ioc? Page :
[4900]- : . . . ? ,
[4901]cy ~ 5 . a . * * : ue J , oe 7s f S
[4905]wee
[4907]mania mes sae
[4909]1 Pee scone LL ge ne ob bts oa *
[4911]Wee ha
[4913]ene eens Beene ane hema OE eee we meme dee”
[4915]Stet nee
[4917]when Rafael met PRIENOOXO (P=-2272) at the Plava-Hotel, PRIZHODKO letor mentions:
[4919]that he had some busines with MARTINEZ concerning Tourists and Tourism, but
[4920]4
[4921]did not expownl on tho Subject, MANTINGZ never discussed his association with
[4923]PRIKKODKU ond Subject did not. ask, During the lattor pert of (1962 Fefeel
[4925]“yont to the hotel and by chance saw four or five Soviets dn KARIIEZ of fice,
[4927]toe heard then talking, but ‘aad not go into the office. Ke thinks he hes seen
[4928]one of these Russians since but does not know the nane of any of them, Yortinez
[4930]_ never montioned then or their business vith Hin, in Septembor 1968, gust prior
[4932]‘to the Olympics, Rafeel wont to see Martinez, tryin to drum up some ‘more ‘privete
[4934]Russian lessons, . ‘MARTLIEG told hin ‘that he was: ready to take any more Russien
[4936]lessons, out thet he| was very dnterosted in learning German #5 soon aa possible.
[4938]Mortincz said thet he was currently (then) taking lessons, but that he did not eo}
[4941]Like his teacher, (bid not say who his teacher was), Rafael offered to bring os °
[4945]a
[4947]seal a
[4949]a ‘toagher’ from his institute, Martinez mentioned that the Seinen ‘Olympic team
[4950]would be staying at his hotel. shortly after Rafael. broupht a civ from thé coy
[4951]Insti* sute naned Gerda {LNU) to see Martines, hile there they were invited to
[4953]AG, te FES
[4955]junch and net thrée Mexican men and a talk Goran ‘who waid he was 8 representative
[4957]“of the german team They had lunch, conversed about general things, and Rafsel
[4959]and the girl left, . The girl Astor said that Martines had continued texing Gerry
[4960]. Yéessons from his old teacher, This was ‘the last tine Rafedl sav YARTINGZ.
[4962]Rafael could supply no biographical data on vartiner, or any further informatis:
[4964]on any connections with Soviets, Sudject has not heerd any other Soviet nentior
[4965]« , ; : either Martines or tho Plaza iietel,
[4966]. B, RSZATICNSHIP BETWEEN Losaioy (ean) A JUAN LES, DieCTOR OF
[4967]THE LANGUAGE “INSTITUTE ON TIGER: ,
[4969]In about 1965 or 1966, LOGINOY went to the Snstatute to take
[4971]on TAIPEI OD HAN gle GEE DEE oe
[4973]tngiish lessons, ‘He took lessons for about 6 to 8 ronths, The lessons wore
[4975]privato, dut given at the Institute oy an 1 Anorican gird reared Janet CLNU o Rafer? ;
[4977]does ret | Penenber. ter loot nemo, and oho $3 no longer there), Jt waa dn this
[4979]aanner thet Stak LULS met LOGO,
[4981]14.0000
[4983]22 eget et srrewvenhentar re sete Sueecaseainanmentattiemmncieimnne emanate kite ET LE ee ee re mre eng adie Mtl
[4985]a ee entre re ao ne Fen eS
[4987]oo
[4989]So em Fetes remem dee ee hee tate omen oe tee Fe
[4990]v
[4992]JUAN LUIS ment4oned to Rafacl that he liked LOGINGV, and they scened fairly
[4994]friendly, It was at the end of this period that Kefecl was introduced te
[4996]QOGINCY by JUAN Iss, en LOSINCY temninated his lessons Ke no longer visited
[4998]the Institute, JUAN LUIS often sent his regards ‘to LOGINOY via Refael, and
[5000]asked that LOGIKOv cone to see him, This was mentioned by Refsel, out Losixor
[5002]continually: told R-fael to "forget it", but did ask Rafsel to return the regards.
[5003]Rafael never questioned LOGINOV on why he did not go back to the Institute, but.
[5005]as fer es Subject knows, LOGINOV has not been back, Rafael has had maty
[5007]° discussions with JUAN LUIS but he has. never rentioned any other Soviets in
[5008]Mexico, As far as his polities go, JUAN LUIS -4s a confirmed Leftist in ideas
[5010]“but Rafael would not call him a Communist, fael beliéves that Juan Luis
[5012]was merely a friend to LOGINOV and had no direct relations with him other then
[5013]their association. through Jessons.
[5014]. C. ‘Andrea CATASO (P-13, 546}
[5015]Andrea has mentioned to Rafael ‘that. she met CHERNISH “(p-13, 082)
[5016]at the Space Exhibit while she was working there, She also met several other
[5018]Soviets there, She became friends with then and invited then to her house
[5020]for a dinner perty on two occasions, Rafael, invited by her, went on doth |
[5022]occasions. on ‘the first occasion’ there was a Russien woman, blend, about 6
[5024]; years old. naned: VALENTINA (LNU) who spoke very. good spanish}: a man naned
[5026]. MISHA (Lku), supposedly an Electrical Tech from DUBYO Space Center near Yoscow,
[5028]about 37 years old ‘and tell, who spoke excellent Spanish and who later wrote. a
[5029]letter ‘to. one of Andreas girlfriends dn Mexico City (xot- named); “and BORIS case).
[5031]about 3? years old, thin, nervous but with oa lot of vitality. ant personslity, |
[5032]‘Boris spoke excellent Spanish also, and Ref feel thought 4t very vusvial “that Be |
[5036]drank Anerdcan whiskey ars Cocaecola, (R-faed says thas is unusual for Russien:),
[5038]Talaol thought MISHA a Little suspscious, that he micht bea KO3 (he knows thet
[5039]3n casos such as this, no one is alioved to go anywhere with being accompaatoed
[5040]by the kay) becouse MISHA apoke oxecollent Spartak atet secned to be the only |
[5042]are whe did not really fit,
[5044]Le eR Ae LR RTE a RENE aR VRC! SETAE RE, AALS Rs RR NL RENT OND RIT *
[5049]The other Soviet kas named VLA ADI {LEC}, about 5? years old, and did not
[5051]sperk any Spanish at all, but was very nice, according to fatael, ho was the
[5053]only true Scientist there, {Also from oubne/.
[5055]} : : _ At the ‘second: party tho Russian tonsa ik not conc, andreas American
[5056]boss fron the Exhibit canoe however with a a extean Fan, (Rafael does not rezenbor
[5057]his name). Rateel Bayo he ¥ was a nice ey. ‘Ee was adout 43 yoors old, tell and
[5058]“sake! acisar, Ke joked vith the Russisns ans toid thea to be corefud becouse
[5060]_ Andrea ‘was his spy, They all ‘Jeughtd, Ee cane with two: dork vexicans and
[5062]“Lett stortly after dimer. Rafael Said he drank a considorable amount, and. left : , 3
[5063]érunk, eSERKYSE did not ‘attend eith ner “of these perties,. “Androa however anvited 5
[5064]hin over on other occasions, On one occasion CEE NYSE brought another Soviet
[5065]; to Andreas whom he said was 4 Walitary man, (Xe name ‘mentioned by Andrea), Andrea -
[5066]. said thet this one was a pain ‘an the ass. because be was so ser rious at through -
[5067]- the. group {her mother also) ‘into a depressed’ state, After the Exasott Ci RNISH: - _ 4
[5069]‘started eslling A Andrea at hone and dnviting. her to nect hin in “various cafes,
[5071]invited to her house many tines and often sat and discussed his polities (any
[5073]all other topics) with her ‘and her. moth >, Her mother took dssue with his poi?‘ *
[5075]1
[5077]Ger nother Liked: CHERNISE but does 1 not know the? Andrea is seeing him on the si
[5079]She would net approve of Andrea going out with ‘CHIBNTSE at “all, _ CHERISE, boar
[5081]- . raking. amorous advances to andrea and, tried to talk her into got ng to, ved with “
[5083]hin, Andrea told Rsfac] that he is a very nice gy, ste LsKea hin, but wes acy:
[5085]She saad th-t he almost convinced her to £0 to bed, and that it ‘ty hor decision .
[5087]that she as’ no longer goirs to sco CH: ROSH for fear of doing 80, ‘pefecl had
[5089]a
[5092]3
[5093]x
[5094]oar
[5096]ay
[5097]8
[5101]cautioned hor about what she had to lose a2 she did, She esatinues to like
[5103]ea
[5105]4
[5107]|
[5111]|
[5113]i
[5115]‘4
[5117]1
[5119]i
[5121]Q
[5123]| .
[5124]}. . “Which she did, te cautioned her to never call hia at the Embassy. ‘He was
[5125]|
[5127]H
[5129]|
[5131]i
[5133]|
[5135]i
[5137]a
[5139]H
[5141]bof EC, CHERNYSE hovever,
[5143]ST
[5145]. Andrea kad s ‘party on 1 “arch and asked Refacl to dav ito LOGINOY,” : i
[5147]it 3 ¥ERNYSH went to thig party, Kafacl did not bother to ask iCcikGy at ali, Z
[5150]. . 1
[5152]a
[5154]oie We nee ee TERE AON PRONE I HN, LEER A I OIE ww rman ene SAS eS nee enemies .
[5156]ee _
[5158]Yee
[5160]dmirea hes often extendad an favitation to socdsor througa SeTaol, but when
[5161]get it because
[5163]ne RN se enttene
[5165]an bavech nentiones this to LOG mov, LOGINGY has told hin to fer
[5166]other people fron his Fxbassy are seaing her and LOGINGV does not want to
[5167]appear there and cause trouble, LOGIKOY 434 not| expound ard R-fael did not
[5168]ask further explonation, Rafael thinks that CHEANISA really wants to take
[5170]i co Andrea to bed, but he also thinks that CHLRNISH 3 up to oth ner things also, .
[5172]He has no Ades what, bat dust suspects, : = : ;
[5174]4 a 3. . The neeting with Rafael, efter three hours, was cut short at this
[5176]timo because ha had some obligations, its gonerel daily schedule as as follows:
[5178].,Monday: 1500-1600 Classes at the Institute, general,
[5179]165¢-1730 Private classes at the Institute,
[5180]Tuesday: 1000-1100 Private lessens for APRIANA at Institute,
[5181]—-yagoeazgo ee a
[5182]1500-1600" Classes at Institute, general,
[5183]1600-1730 Classes at Institute, Private,
[5184]wednesday "1500-1600 Classes at institute .
[5185]1630-1930 Privaté lessofis on Palmes to CHRISTINA
[5187]2000-2100 Private lessons, John BLAKNXEGAL
[5191]“thursday 1500-1600 Clesses at Institute : <
[5193]- 1630-1730 "Classes at Institute
[5195]1830-193) Private lessons, Maria LUZ
[5197]2000-2100 Private Lessons, John BLAXSIEGAL 7 “.
[5198]' Friday 150041600 Lessons at Institute : :
[5199]WS ‘ . , ‘1600-1730 Lessons at anstitute,
[5201]cose agri pe enepencton ness
[5202]voices
[5204]i At the et of the meoting I gave hin an envelope with 2,002.00 pesos in cash
[5205]4 in it, He accepted it graciously and soid thet thet would last hin about 24
[5207]hours conetdering the debts he had to pay, «e@ lsughed, I brought out a receip: -
[5209],
[5211]ard asked hin if ho would mind signing it for mo, I gasd it wes tor secountin:
[5212]purposes (he did net ask), Ho said “Sure” and signed it temedtetely, we lp’?
[5214]tha rostauronts Welked to hia car, ond said ‘booibuy urthl next neoting,
[5218]. esleeanpennnnnenenrtnsarminaneriaienemiememeerarenrereareceeeca renee ene RT .
[5221][4-00000
[5225]‘A ( -
[5228]: . se 7 e ~ a
[5229]1 “- . : .
[5230]| .
[5231]7 “e stood by the car talking for about three minutes, and I promised to cell
[5233]t “ ‘
[5234]H ‘hin during the afternoon of Fridey, UW Harh, Gn departing he grinned ard said
[5236]to say hello to a1] of his associates th=t he does'nt know, I said "Sure will"
[5238]and walked away.
[5240]oe
[5242]poate aan Soe eke,
[5244]_ Samuel J, Kertasuk ’
[5246]‘ Q
[5247]i
[5248]: a 4
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[5250]vidal fe. ace, i:
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[5256]ae a8 Ce . Ss whe aie, Sebee A ees y a . .
[5257]f 2a oh vad feed oa a _
[5258]. Le. ed Cees LIE eee LE ‘
[5260]vee . ye : a
[5261]“~ a Phin iin Brio _— H
[5262]Zo ae Oe a erm Ore EEL Gens fe fon x AvP eee _ ana
[5264]f
[5266]Soe
[5268]St pete em nege
[5271]'
[5273]Senet nmasemcayY sapere
[5274]ToT wren 8, EEN IT ai Legg nye ‘erates
[5275].
[5277]TOS ay
[5279]mete,
[5281]sae his
[5284]TT meee reenact « eeemeraiaatt tna etetnrere ne pn never snare wee neryeranennerarmsenis pine on
[5286]MEER es
[5289]t +
[5291]eer en eel
[5293]ee eee is $51153).-1950.-voleutta’ 7 Wroho quodan do-
[5294]Ste "worse et adbade'a 3 OCOh.en a2 elub nm jugar ¥ Valentin
[5297]EAS Ch . pide le avise~a e ache acopta.~
[5298]. ~ “a : . + : - 5 : : F,
[5302]woe se
[5303]idol “8
[5305]: i .
[5306]fame — seen
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[5309]ee. | | a | | : |
[5311]110960
[5312]“SONAL 1283
[5315]i
[5317]1
[5318]4
[5320]e Rowton four pages fer insertion into the
[5321]had ; proviously peepared end turned -
[5323]balance. of vhe 2
[5325]edvain fren him a noceiot acxnowlede ings the outstanding polar
[5326]ef + the oriminal-loan.
[5328]aA third report givan to Rowton re veals what aypnecrs to have
[5330]an 7S approsca made to LIREA BLA Der Valentin Loguinoy on 2 Pebrusry,.
[5332]49.59, at tho hone of @ WMiual. friend, Euis Gomez. Lorutnov a
[5333]nade reference to his previous” allegations concerning LIESAL
[5334]aftilistion with WORACT but this timo said that he wac prepa
[5335]pay "a lot " of money for any information LINSAIM/4 mics oh
[5336]for hin. L/7 resorted to Rowton that he finenrsed as bent ne
[5338]allecing that the only person he was close to in the WOLAnDY
[5339]/ wis sn official in the economic section. LIK MLE /4 con,
[5341]i" ton thet. ne felt cer tain at this point that Loyuinov was blu.
[5343]* eoace raing his having actually seen 1/14 with UCFiC? fficers
[5345]nat Losuinov had been plaAntaz for some tine.
[5347]cpenditures was due to nis
[5349]Le
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[5366]te
[5367]a
[5368]oO
[5370]months
[5372]+ .
[5373]-
[5374]“ .
[5375]&e Mate 2 Mite of Meetins; 4OGL, 5 /3/C51 eran ih avere
[5376]Be hens heetiag: 1209, 12/3/59; Comtao deal Novel. -
[5377]“AY Ropovts/Invoraution Given by Boent:
[5379]‘over
[5381]ison @ memo on his poconaend Clones with re
[5383]neo,
[5385]. |
[5386]been
[5388]in
[5390]red. to
[5391]tain
[5392]could.
[5393]Sompicx
[5395]anted to howe
[5397]fling
[5401]Sanbdoras,end that this was a prelude to an Aoproacy to
[5403]c ing for his 1,5C0 neso revolving _
[5404]fo disbursonents of. 12,075.95, i/4 oxblained
[5406]new
[5408]At tesd
[5410]Ho states that he exons
[5413]i4-Qo000
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[5417]' * ,
[5418], 1! 2, .
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[5420]> ,
[5421].
[5423]Shes woudd ban alniiare er 47 Gc0.00 neses
[5424]j pero mench, wt Bis ravolvias Sunt he incrensed
[5425]: Sven 7300.00 to 412,000.00, and that Rowten, in actition to reinbus.ing
[5426]a tae 9,078.75 he spent in excess of his last savance, Thvea bia
[5427]rf tinnal 42,000.69 pesos as hin new ravolvinn fun? se thas be
[5428]u . ; beet eee
[5429]pC sble to pay she cperavional expenses required. ek
[5430]hi _ : . . . a . :
[5431]" 6. Cuicanee/inforzation Given to Agents .
[5433]Rowton anzasd with LIRE! a4 concerning ‘the approsaa: ‘of Loguinev and _
[5435]: prosised te give L/1 Station guidanco ‘on neigiens 2 rolat
[5436]: culnov. Howton asked 1/4 to move very cnuutiously oystes,
[5438]he WOLADY ecenonles officor basore néesiving
[5440]x!
[5441]ix oO
[5443]tie rseuerst for
[5445]to. the Station in the hose of Having the
[5447]wallace B. Rowton .
[5451]ABLE ly
[5455]an
[5457]ATCT TER Rat ot Mele
[5461]ATE OF INFORMATION? February 2, 1969
[5462]PLACE ACQUIRED: -turty at the home of Dr. Luis Gomez,
[5464]Our tennia group meets occassionally at each others a
[5466]_ ' hones, for lunch, dinner, or just drinks. Luis Gomez
[5467]. invated us this time to his home in tray Pedregal for
[5468]: lunch, baa ,
[5470]After I had made a point of not sitting near val,
[5471]_ Beveral women wanted to change placea and val and
[5473]oo “another person changed placea putting Val next to ma.
[5475]He opened the. old issue by saying that he assuined
[5476]I was working for the coOmpariy. He said that he -had seen
[5477]me. personally"several times” at Sanborns with American
[5478]inte@ligence officers, I asked who he saw me with. He.
[5479]avoided the questions I. then volunteered that it must:
[5480]have been Bill Spruce, with whom I frequently have
[5481]lunch, He asked what section Spruce was in. I answered
[5483]the economic. He Seemed disgusted, and shad Spruce .
[5484]wasn't worth anything. : .
[5486]Val then said that he wanted ma to know that ha
[5487]was prepared to pay a lot of money for any information
[5488]I might obtain for him. I said i'd talk to Spruce about |
[5490]' it and sea if he had_.anything to seal so that I could
[5491]take my Commission. I. added “hat Spruce would probably
[5492]faint or tremble with terror-<this pleased val greatly,
[5494]I then asked val if the Americans had ever offered
[5496]him any money for his information. lHa averted my eyes
[5497]and answered "not yet™,
[5499]COMMENTS a
[5500]ee | Val ig an aseqt |
[5502]. "Several tmtmuat times" 1a, of course, inaccurate
[5503]and shows that he 18 guéesing, It Seems very unlikely |
[5504]that he saw me even the'ione time. ee
[5506]val probably regrets that we have not approached:
[5508]ae him. But he 18 smintomtit not do stugid that he doea
[5510]not realize that we know he has ro trade; profession,
[5512]oe, _ Skills, or talents which! woula make life for him ary~
[5513]; , where outside of Russia and government, Service possible, .
[5515]Val is doing the only thing he knows how, and he knows.
[5516]it, and he must realize that we know it. Hence, defection
[5517]for him is out of the; question, He. would only make a
[5519]short-term profit in doing so, *
[5520]: I have invited Bf1) Spruce to lunch this week, I
[5521]will develop him aa my excuse and answer for any further
[5522]provocations by Val, Spruce, incidentally, is a very
[5523]clever and hélpful person, My last meating with him was
[5524]two years ago and I 4m etill henefitting from his advice.
[5525]He has sinca transferrad:ito the finance fection, but
[5527]this ahould not affect his value to me and my coavor,
[5529]4-00000
[5532]6
[5534]Sine ea AS. ate eae EA ONE a ET RE ERIS 2 ae baa SE OR EE, 8k a
[5538]a SUPJECT: VAlentin Loguinoy
[5539]° DATE OF INFORMATION: February 1, 1969. 1200 hours,
[5540]PLACE ACQUIRED: French Club
[5542]; Interest in Arerican School. val asked me if I
[5543]could recall the address of the American school. He will
[5544]call me for xt it, He wants to have his son Dmitri par=
[5546]. ticlpate in somée activities with the children at the
[5547]‘school in order to learn English. Dmitri finishes
[5548]School at the. Russian embassy at 1400 hours. Val hopes _
[5550]‘that maybe thefe are some afterschool activities such
[5552]as football for -Dinitri. |
[5554]_ COMMENT : _ a,
[5555]“.. - (his may be just val's inate stupidity. Maybe he
[5556]really couldn't find the American Stbool in the tele=+
[5557]phone directory. :
[5559]: Perhaps Val already knows of some after-school activity
[5560]of which I am unaware. Maybe he already knows that someone'b ;
[5561]Son ee ‘child is there, someone he wants to meet, Perhaps he wants L-
[5562]ee an excuse to wander about the school, meeting people, ; a y
[5564]~ |. Perhaps Val couldn't care less about the school. Per+ ; ;
[5565]5-5 +; haps he is hoping for an excuse ‘to call me, Suggesting our fo
[5566]: . . chiddren practice English together, Perhaos he is preparing : bese
[5567]: : the ground fxx-to go to someone else he already has in mind
[5569].to explain that there is no convenient program of after=
[5571]School activities for Dmitir. He might ask that person to Lo ao
[5573]agree to have Dmittt play with his children.
[5575]. -. It Just occured to me that for the first time in many
[5576]months Valentin, spoke Russian to me. While I was playing
[5577]tennis he shouted to mé in Russian, "You really are playing 7
[5578]| with your left now". And-later, “You. look tired", When I a -y
[5579]answered that I was and that I had a head-ache, He looked oo '
[5580]a particularly pleased. Normally he doesa't even answer my
[5581]me : Good Morditng in Russian. Perhaps he is preparing the xxsyx
[5582]e Oo way for me to suggest an exchange in language lessons: -he
[5583]|
[5584]|
[5586]; helps me with my Russian and dix my boys play with Dimi
[5587]i in. English. my ; co, - oe
[5590], , . SECRE# - 5
[5591]. : . a . 7 3 etn elf .
[5592]rE HORANDIM POR THE PILE : . , COPIE MADE, oe
[5594]SUBJECT: Valentin Sergy@vich LOGINOV (P-11712)
[5596]we
[5598]: . ar rn ae _
[5599]“Attached ‘ara five LIEMERACE Soviex Target of(Onvortusy sorotteEcten 7 hos
[5600]cover the period: 12 Deaember 1968 which was the first survettlance to.
[5601]four follow-up survelltaace reports of the first one. On 12 December 1968
[5602]» the LIEMBRACE team picked up LOGINOV in Colonia Buenos Aires in the company
[5604]' of an unidentified Mexican man. The LIEMBRACE team followed the Mexican a
[5606]: _ man , who got into a Renault Dauphine with placas 350 HS. a@ LIKAYAK check
[5608]evealed that the placas were Listed t of Me
[5609]reverted a. e placas te rn —— fi hs oleh wis ce
[5611]. | Ignacio VALLINA Barros and Susana de VALLINA Fabre:
[5612]oh “ee. a 4 Cabin 60°
[5613]y Address: Adolfo Prieto 1302 Mexico 12, DR. I16U>~ « ete’ é “(near
[5615]A further LIKAYAK check revealed that the VALLINAs did not live. ae this ‘Adolfo
[5617]LAIN OS nl ta nee ws me Seen ee eet teenies Mee eu
[5619]Prieto address and no further action was plenned.
[5621]On Thursday, 2 ‘Janvary 1969, _LIEMBRACE~ -5 went into Sears Department Store
[5623]on Bjercito Nacional and thought that the store detective. wags identical fo the | :
[5625]pe RR Epa nee tate arte in. 7 0
[5627]men spotted with LOGINOV on 12 December. 1968. LIEMERACE- 14 said that atenough
[5629]the atore ‘detective looked alot like the man seen with LOGINOV, he wasnot
[5633]pam asian =
[5635]cece 477 Lg a
[5637]Gdentical. “Photos of thie store. detective are attached.
[5639]On Friday, 3 January 1969' the LIEMBRACE team went to Sears Store on Ejercito
[5640]Nactonal to eheck out this store detective. Tue people at Sears said that if a
[5641]none vere given to chen, they would cooperate.
[5643]On Thursday, 9 Janugry 1969, che LIEHSRACE tean picked up the store detective
[5645]i
[5646]|
[5648]os he vas leaving work. The store detective went to @ house at Lago Chiew l42-a,
[5649]Prier to thet he went to an address at Aventda Claverfa Baek.
[5651]On Priday 10 January 1L95¥ the LIEXERACE Caaw gove- ua the result of @ check at
[5653]hese addrosses. They are the tolloulag:
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[5660]ae,
[5662]. SECRET
[5663]co , a fo
[5666]Nawe of the siore detec Jsize LOLAND Sanchez
[5667]. Lago Chiew 142-A, apartment 12-a,
[5669]Name and address of his “a ayClaverfa 34-1
[5671]HO . Leouord LEAL widow ‘@teorcrs. :
[5674]; poo. G ;
[5675]. This information is for the file. Wo concrete Tesulte of the LIEMSRACE
[5676]| check xguxu were obtained, as the man who got into the Renault with placaa
[5678]| 380 HS doea not appear to be identifiable vith the Sears store detectice,
[5679]i .
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[5731]. SOURCE: CIE MB RACE | “ee
[5732]| . , DaTE: Viemes 10 de enero de 1969, /
[5734]; . FILE: . .
[5736]he a Nombre: Jaine Losano Sinches oo — SO oe a
[5738]Direceién: Lago Chien No, 142-A, interior 12-As- a aon
[5739]- Donicilio desu amiga, © tal ves s su amante: Av. Claveria’ No. 84-1, Su noabre ‘es
[5740]. . Cc “Leonora Leal Vda, _ de Medicis :
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[5759]1
[5761]NL
[5763]ise? Sale el snjeto por la puerta de éapleados, Leva una balsa crane ‘de “papel: de la tients
[5765]2005 Se estaciona frente a un etificio de deptos. que esta en la av. C verta 4p, 84. 2. P 1g:
[5767]’ $008 Se baja del carro con la bolsa de papel. E
[5769]mus Cancelatos. oo
[5771]NOTA: No pudt imos preguntar por a en sears, porque’ no estaba la a eapteata de Perscnal,=
[5773]. - y  SOURCE: CA ECUPEAI CK
[5774][atTE: Jueves 9 de cnero de 1969, 7b
[5775]* " PASTICIPANTS: 1,2,%,5,10,14. Meee
[5776]FILE? . :
[5778]SUBJ:CT: Surveillance of SuspecS conte of Sever Leela!
[5780]Peite: Nacional.
[5782]“1850 Presentes en’ Sears. Roebuck _ da México, Seder:
[5784]"1949 Sie a un Plymouth | > “1948 a ‘Selor atuy;. placas No. 768 GA. que vestaba ‘dantro dsl esta-
[5786]clonaaiento ‘de. Sears y “set va,
[5788]: Antes de Neear aqu{ dié varias. Vvueltas innecesarias,” como chediindosd.-
[5789]tra al edificio y entra al depto. No. len
[5791]la planta ‘baja .
[5792]2010 Sale del edificios Parece que no le abrieren, ‘Sube al carro y permaneds ahi.
[5794]2015 Sale una mojer del edificio, Se acerca al éarro y habla con el sujeto y éste se baja
[5796]del carro con la bolsa y entra eon la mujer al depto. No. 1. ‘la mujer abre con Lave,
[5798]2120 Sale el suje to solo. Sube a su carro yY se va.
[5799]y abre con Llave a la vivienda
[5801]2128 Entra a una veneindad quie- @stA ea Lago Chien: ‘No... ‘42-4.
[5803]No, 12° ‘0 18, no ee pudo ver bien portjue estaba. myc oscar
[5805]panire. BLADE ge
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[5823]: . le ae - . fee ee eet nto a tl oo . oy 2 ;
[5825]OATEt Terr s 3 de enero de 1969, C[Sugp
[5826]“FIRE: ™ . :
[5828]SUBJECT: Investixacién sebre ot detective de Sears Soebaty bjéretto Mectonshe,
[5830]En las: ofteinae ite: peitenst nos- ateron que tenfan 1 10 detectives y que ‘no. nos’ pos 7
[5831]_-dfan. proporetensi tos fiombfga de todos; ue: si nosotros ai les: Asbaros el ‘nonbre’ do ,
[5832]ue.nos, interesabs, eilos: ‘nos dartan 168 datos que. soLieltsings, | = a ek
[5834]This af fears 3 % ke sowevhak © 8 Hof as Me chek Lar Fy
[5835]ewisf, 7 wll vey L210 The Hhene. Zin sce “LLIN “roy - 7%
[5837]Cheon Phtes. 530 HS ave <7 (stared ye nat a
[5840]i
[5842].
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[5845].
[5848]neetelete lst TA be Toe
[5850]centage cere en 38 ETT WERE AEN SE Err Cf semana
[5853]a sa Re AMA CLACE
[5855]| . DATE: Jueves 2 de Enero de 1969,
[5856]a PANTICIPANTSE 1,5)14, .
[5857]» FILE
[5859]‘dé 2968,, en a que Ly y 14 heron ry LoGTNGy scent
[5861]Je. Bos Y qua. “despues este. Stine se nus en un Renault negro.
[5863]| Places! No.$90: Bia x. ao pric a entrando. al, viaduéto.
[5865]Ss fué el nartes 31 ala tienda Seare de Ejercito Nacional y le pareois que 61 detective. de
[5867]ab esté tienda ea el ni.eno que 7) vid con LOSTNO. Llevamos a 14 para que también lo Ldentif'ieara, os
[5869]Dice 14 que se parece mucho, pers que no es, § dice que esté seguro que ei es,
[5871]a la deeeripetén que dteron ellos ese dia dijeron que en la cara se le vela como quae aba . ;
[5873]* tenido eens, y esate no ‘tdene ‘ninguna marca da essa. De todas maneras- lo fotografianots, ,
[5874]Buecanos el renault en el eotactonantelite y no estaba,
[5876]Roo.
[5878]. ae
[5880]we
[5881]7 a
[5884]SOURCE: CI EAU hee ‘
[5886]MATE: Jueves S12. de die. ‘de 1968,
[5888]ART ICTAN : 5,14.
[5890]a -ontilnoy con entradas ‘ieandes ‘a. Los lados, cejas rruesas, tez norénay -eutia Lens 8
[5891]“eleatrices de acrié, vestido con traje ‘conpl eto café claro y corbdata, ; ;
[5893]Se. despiden ea Concepeién Méndez y _Dr.. Andradé, Se cancela a Loginov, —
[5895]1 BL sujeto liega al restaurante Amanecer. Tapatto « de Nito Perdido x Obrero Mundial Reto-.
[5897]rre. el “Festairanie, :
[5898]Sale Y espera: en Is puerta, ns ; ;
[5899]Entra nuevamente al ‘rostaurante y x habla por teléfono. | No se pudo- ver el ntinero nt ‘eset “
[5900]chat neda: por que habfa nézica de. mariachi, dentro det vestaurante, -_
[5902]Ter-dina dé hablar por teléfono J sale ¥ sé@ va cantinando. -
[5904]L Sude- am Renoult Dauphine, isa, negro, naltratads, placas, 580 iS, 4 : ‘estaba eatacio=g
[5906]7, ooh hye Lo Rico hey ee FO
[5907]uh Ged Stevawa ote fad ena, 7% ne L
[5908]hedso | | |
[5910]a Poew Yo bet. tel fen ot
[5911]“& ° 7 . thas Parle 1202
[5913]Deka 8 OF
[5916]SECRET
[5918]véntéea’ tha Soviet mobaiey oa a3 February ses ta 3 1989 agers :
[5919]‘Ghavatha: LOGINOW,, according to LIgMVOY was: scheduled to yo to
[5921]tha border the week of 16 Feb 1969 to pick up his nev car.
[5923]26 FEBRUARY1969 ee
[5925]oo, on sraflant | wo,
[5927]SRCRRT Jee
[5929]va penta ons me
[5933]ne sega
[5936]aie ET
[5938]oF.
[5939]me .
[5941]'
[5944]- eng
[5946]Le
[5948]Morel the writers wre hete been supsresbed
[5950]in Russ$a,  Subicet endd. thet when he first arrived in rexsso his eajor desire
[5952]was to visits book store, chen “he men- ged. to visit ane “he ¥38 ansted at
[5954]_ tae versety of: litcreture for sole which was, _rocotbeny berned to Russisns,
[5956]were herein us me Sapee eS
[5958]Re could rot help. feeling nervous while dn the bookstore, ard Tater ersed
[5959]vhen he rot hone. (Jue to the exctiors he felt), at the first oonortunity
[5960]he ‘began buying’ and resding ‘sir of the books he could| afte, ‘it took hin
[5961]Pe Joas tine in order to be’ able to sit in ° public ares end 07 sberly reed’ a
[5963]ing “thedk stenderd
[5964]a. out thet trey ators Ses he bes os teen, the Cubans” hed
[5966]ams seh higher econenie ‘ptenderd of living (then ks co) urior te the. ‘Castro :
[5969]régime, Ee has often discussed “these polotics sdsihioczs Tn 3 crowd a
[5971]over iy pe meen e's 1 erage nn omen ns yet
[5972]if me My . .
[5974]: Loginov torids to Say. Bood things sbout Castro ond the Cuban: regime, But
[5976]a when alone “wet! ov Sheers at Castro ond. poridextis. the seine.
[5977]. . Doe non *,
[5979]“This attitude leads” Subsect™ ‘to. Believe ‘thet theofficial Sovigt attitude
[5981](reel attdiude) toxords Cuba is one of disgust, During discussions in e
[5983]grova, LOGTKOV. hes stated ‘thet they (Soviets) era not in favor of Cuerdtiles’
[5985]operating in Centr- 1. and s. America, Ee hes repeated this-vhile privetély
[5987]\teticing, wath Subject,
[5989]: During. part! ca he conversa on Z. Leben te felling hin ag t
[5991]dsiverent ports of the uy S.: dn: terns of Geograsty. ant what: it.
[5995]hod to offer, Subject repeated the “t rie. wife slvays' thovent § thot, at "073
[5997]3 ag. an. the. UW $. “and that he “stad oe
[5999]“the satura 8a live.
[6001]Fe ee ame enti a oe meee
[6003]} Re ae EA, armen aetna.
[6005]he ltl AL, Ae Lh,
[6006]: a wt 49 tS eelRwe
[6007]we eeyade 7 A Hirt vie 24 AWG Cougs
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[6010]. ge tt. . aN Me Lior &7
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[6017]ta
[6018]i
[6019]4
[6020]i
[6022]cf
[6024]i
[6026]offtes watz iniziels tN,
[6027]te pick up a clis of paser tren ta
[6029]They then tock tris slia of oscar
[6031]mresentcs it to 3 am shroge
[6033]3
[6035]returned to the CFER where the C elered stanoed it ent put be 5 initds
[6037]ens ver > they traveled they b »
[6039]and-lates z zivise? Ba. ret te get. Soviet gassoort since dt mieXt Timi
[6042]my
[6044]treveling
[6046]by. anyone
[6048]the cast
[6052]that Subject pres $e and sive
[6054]to the States. {Ze vents the usual serson-1 inferm-tisn, ineists
[6058]towards Earrisass}. seded EXC INGY on
[6061]he did not actter
[6063]Slept Late ent vis not ‘Anteres ted, che hod orevious!
[6067]Tet bee. 5
[6069]was ont
[6070]m
[6072]ChiuPULfE BES.
[6073]Ca Pee eros
[6075]QR LP tee |
[6077]Wt re - KAgTASUX
[6079]eed pe ees | = Xoy/ast UD Sees
[6080]lat, i ed tcatey ‘104
[6082]bad pirmission to. dive the ve for three nontis. ‘They
[6084]pinies th nat their travel was “Linttes to 300 « o> 659"
[6086]troduced to LOSING!
[6088]three years igs by JUAN LUIS, the director of the Language Tastitute os
[6090]Subject nov works). after the introduetion they went to the pizcetors ans
[6092]Latvay their: at titude
[6094]C2N*| See dustae this meetin: he soft he
[6096]wes dnoerser. the meotdss wea sesrore? 1 to eon the corners Oo GncG +n
[6098]1 Serene nie com Una Ahn penpemat Eton Nabe
[6100]nae
[6104]Bere
[6107]1-00000
[6109]tn Mexdcs. he posomoented
[6111]Swogect met” PRISE.
[6113]Res cort), PRIXEODS 29 was there to meet the ovn
[6115]PRIZEODLO net) te Liked te the obonc both
[6117]Vo where Subjéet steyed for dinner,
[6119]on
[6121]na the orevdovs neotine, CHER 3
[6123]“He seid  f
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[6129]i
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[6131]i
[6133]i
[6134]|
[6135]| 3 sO ; ect is very angry about th ris and says thet CHIEMYSE
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[6147]5 wp _— 74
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[6153]oo a ston to this but does not . i f ;
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[6159]iG , ou to.
[6160]the kegel #Ligs - sbout 69 is
[6161]! pa
[6162]ad i
[6163]- ot yeors otd: i yeers efo ani hes not seen ot
[6164]. 7 : ! 5
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[6174]-.
[6177]One oleae torn while te
[6179]“pesos pes neath as loag is those clients
[6185]; to .
[6186]eneéra Dosainey.
[6187]SSS One sha would be w ling té sell mut Gl
[6188]believes ic 0U1€ be ‘too, ico, having
[6189]been ii ned for Moscow’ weather, Gloria thinks ‘t
[6190]242i couns of the Soviet embassy
[6191]nberested, ‘willing, and able to o help
[6192]her in obtain: ning a Soviet cocoate
[6194]Shop. She thoucht
[6195]Tted Soviet goods,
[6196]to take care of,
[6198]Renee the interest
[6199]z cHed vith the Canine
[6201]Real ena iearned that
[6202]Besos Per month. She wey DrOLabiy work For Sonem
[6204]wm .tha problers ina:
[6205]wolved, hefore opening hee om shoo, She aes
[6206]to very Titcle ecucati O26 ‘She has never worked £
[6208]her life,
[6210]Gloria sxinced me *h: n New Years Eve I
[6211]peomisce to give her pSoblen some nought, frankly,
[6212]gneve is sos sthing she could ¢o for my Gover
[6213]business. = need Somesne who is 3% . tTature,
[6214]bet not necessarily vary intelligent, and not
[6215]Giessen nee wery expericnced, to contact potential
[6217]“dis tents, to sel] a Service. I think qronta could
[6219]fis. this Fecuirement. Is hac in miné:a commission
[6220]asext: Sonzcxe WhO t mid reeteva-no. salary, but
[6221]would receive a Snot varcentaga each month (265).
[6222]the incoxs cue to: elients she meained. Letts
[6223]cay she woul ting me aca ehicdts over a’ period
[6224]OF WO or tEssa Years. Lor'ts say Surther that ..
[6226]Por month. Sha would rec: re 420 & 250 x
[6228]‘nd whether sha continved to work for ms
[6229]Sha sculéd werk ag’ tittle cr as mich as s>
[6231]would pic Sly Sat 2 cuota of onoor
[6232] Y e na would end an che yenr
[6233]1200 pasos
[6235]ale
[6237]ra
[6239]ia
[6240]i
[6249]WO"
[6251]DEAR Sore meh in om ane caamatealpntnataniomin ng anneal haemo
[6253]: ce
[6254]he think “
[6255]j halo et .
[6256]Sadly s
[6257]pevteat lev
[6258]. ought = ~
[6261]I doubt) and could be targ
[6265]Soviet. section has probably given this’ “sort, of
[6266]-thirig a great Gcal of experiended thought. a oe
[6267]ao believe that Valentin and Gloria might’ ‘be Ww
[6268]having an affair for strictly personal ane |
[6269]non-operational Teasens. ” £ further believe’ ‘
[6270].. that Valentin might actualiy bé paying “nis oor:
[6272]oe eee lown way at the French Club to pursve a Spozt .
[6273]sp vac Af he is Fairly gcod at and en joys=—and not &
[6274]“yg aa | oot excuse to go to the French Club to find.
[6276]oteatia. om recruits .
[6278]es ean se@ a pousible
[6279]Pola gaise Mexican seores
[6281]ae : . service. The scenario vould go something lixe’ thiss .
[6283]t
[6285]f co We (the Mexican secret. service! have ob-
[6286]e 7 ms _ Sexved that she (Gloria) has been sedn
[6287]eo, : . in the comsany of valentin. We } ov
[6289]u ve oo Valentin to be a very dangerous and
[6291]io ey destructive person to” Mexico,
[6293]i Be Would” she ba willing to régort on’ Val-.
[6294]Poe Ts " entin, }is personality, nis vidws,
[6295]: : ; nes activitt es: as far as she as aware of.
[6297]fo So (hater) Would. ‘she ke willing: te ‘mixe *
[6299]1
[6301]i
[6303]H : . comments which would encourage Valen=
[6304]: . ct tin to try geerult her. Such comm
[6305]t
[6308]ee would: Be toot sho has met dio
[6309]. a ; fom varicéus centassy, knows stucencs
[6310]uv : : te ‘are ararchnists and ccommunss
[6312].gzowing more and 7 3
[6313]othe U.S. geréign
[6315]that imperialist Niston has taken eves,
[6319]Uitirnea se. Tro eventual valuc of Gloria
[6320]Would 6as .
[6322]1. Pecort vulnoranitities oF.
[6323]. 2e Retort tho soccat when Vso
[6324]eritieal of
[6326]osypire UE Realngn Sty vady rg aca daea tat
[6328]14-0000
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[6361]rarcdts
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[6409]d , L ~
[6410]. H
[6415]14-09000
[6417]As
[6422]‘to the vicinity of Sanborns ‘on Reformer end Giser,
[6424]‘for class,
[6426]AS 155, J Segan watting jn’ front os. -the Language school for, Subject, to sone “ont,
[6428]1630 and encountered ths student by ths magezine stand,
[6430]; 3B January 1959
[6431]CONTACT REPOAT -
[6432]FROM : .Samucl J. RABTASUX
[6434]SUBJECT oo: Rafacl VIDILLLA duis: contest with on 29 danuary 1969.
[6436]2 KART ASUK Le a Was car sna perxanz lot dn the Yous ‘Rosa and vrlked
[6438]AL Maye T called the
[6439]Languege ached where Subcot seaches ord “us told thet be had nor you derives
[6441]I called again at 1:65 and was informed ‘that, he vas already. in- elres..’
[6443]Be came out at 1610 ond we walked ‘tovards Sarkorns, z Anyited hin. to go. ‘to.
[6444]6 eed the t he! hed a elead oka.
[6446]La Mansion Restaurant on Insurgent tos ‘Sur by tt
[6448]tron 130 to 1E0C, we wont to the Serborss bar ard, had a drink, “y, told ben. that ,
[6450]I thought thet two girls L hed provious}y met wore going to meet me at the La
[6452]“Mansion at “1700 and that I wanted hin to zo with ne. after Sone discussion he!
[6453]‘ decided that he could postpone the class until Fridey, but would heve to wait
[6455], until 1630 for the pupil to arrive,” ‘dn order to inforn hor, Ve det the Bar. at
[6457]ana wo started walking to hes ser, (Sudsect nad not wanted to miss his cless,
[6459]eed after. “some @iseuston in the bar, he offered ne bis ean 4n order thet Ionicht
[6461]go to. La Kensién and cet the girls, i told hin thst I else wontca te est, a:
[6463]oS.
[6465]thet there was a pos sability that the girls vould’ nt show up. He finally corsented
[6467]after soxe eénsideration).:
[6469]Fe arrived. at La ¥ Yansion shortly before 1700 and went inaide, Yer:
[6471]the car parked in the Rostaurant lot, After sitting down and obdertaz orinks
[6473]ania stoak, z teid han that iz would 2 3Ke to dfszeuss a few imzortont aten: thet
[6475]had a lot ee > to: with his future, iss hed & nentioned uring the orevior 25 > meet ins
[6477]that I had sone busincas to talk to hin seout}, r degan by telling hin thet
[6479]an our relationshia I bid neglected to mention sotethins important, I tele 7.4
[6481]da deascles vas not an eeeident, Johsa cone there “on ct
[6483]thet mo necting hin
[6484]OXEIYSS Bur slose
[6486]arp es *
[6488]Subject nede his -excuses, .
[6490]a ee
[6492]ameter pe Meg
[6493]} . ms
[6495]Soinmcdhtalatienteentehaetcen et
[6497]a
[6499]a8 | moms eryhaemgnme se ire case
[6504]oA en ce rs
[6506]: . el
[6507]Seen ne er agama ee ee ee :
[6509]- 0. bow nee wpe Se meets
[6510]moa e :
[6511]re . ~
[6512]. er the Police, om gomething, of soit tag, Item ca letelligence Covicer for th :
[6514]= oS. S, Goverrsent", ani shovee hin-ay lt 5. cant, He looked at dt, raised bis
[6515]i x eyebrows, Dut never changed ths exsricsiea on hts face, (Fron he look on his - -
[6516]i 45 “face, one night think he was vatehtnr a Bugs Sunny cartoon), (Tsadd thet ovr
[6517]rei . files show thet for sone yoars be hasnconsiderable contact vith mendcrs of ‘the |
[6518]: 2 . _ Soviet S53, Bofore I could go any Surther he steted th nt he was not & mexber |
[6519]i™ ay f the KGB, nor did he'evor vork for then, I seid that thet vas vast ve believed i.
[6520]Do oy ; ,
[6521]_ ay ° xf . a that vas also why i wented to talk to him, I hed e proposition to arke to | :
[6522]- a ; 3 V him, Botore 3 z r edule ‘conts nue, he said thet ke. hod often been oppresched (Current ay i
[6523]j . ‘ . * 4 .
[6525]a> ri. 7 and in the. pest). by the: 63 to work: for then, at present he 4s boing hounded
[6527]—" by Valentin (Lestxov) to réport on ‘ks Mexdean friends, Ee considers the iB
[6528]to be a bunch of Basterds (Cabroncs) and thet ke does not belicve dn all of this
[6530]wider the table spying, mor docs Ke Seldeve 4n what the KGB are trying to do,
[6532]end if len dnvelved in this work, and I om 35h cing him the some ‘thing, then Iva
[6534]: the sane kind of bastard thet the Wo are, ke vast for sone tine now, nocenc:
[6536]“she’s called hin, met hin, and asked that he (subsect) srot st Kexdeans (students)
[6538]lewve are either going to the U.S, or look like they night be prom ising din thet
[6542]i rospect, and thet ho (subs ject) pregare dio graphical date and other. deteiis
[6544]"about their extront late, ard arrange. for then to moet LOGINOV at parmidcs, ete,
[6546]LOGINOv, during eoeh meoting with Subject, brings an cnveloeze with ‘500 pesos: in
[6548]cash) in’ at, and contintal ay ‘oft Sens this to Subject, Subject seys: thet he
[6550]“eoes*nt: say yes" ‘or nd, bat t tha ‘to dato ha hes: not furnished any infom-to% ent
[6552]i
[6553]i
[6555]i
[6557]I
[6559]i
[6561]i
[6563]i
[6565]i
[6567]i
[6569]H ;
[6571]oT ee “has ‘not ac scented ony: moncy,. He Likes. hfs friends. ond students, “A ary 00 sestion
[6573]I
[6575]i
[6577]|
[6579]|
[6581]4
[6583]|
[6585]z
[6587]Bodies,
[6589]with LOGINOV (along these ‘Tines) would moke hin feol Like a sites, .
[6591]‘these- students. are young, ond nice ‘people, ord the: Noa besterss ‘supuld “Kees thedr
[6593]. 4
[6594]hands. of? then, He sade thet ‘he aoprecinted the fect that 1 tienouk- tely showed
[6596]‘aia’ not ever have
[6598]hin an of: ffetal- 3.0, can and desisred nyseal, becaus eo LOsIN
[6600]the docency to do thet, LOGINOY has ‘Aevar shoved Siz anythi
[6602]n
[6604]i .
[6605]aii (in =.3.)
[6607]SoA enn tems te am
[6609]seat o 17S eeemercreeeermpameman te 5 Me ae mmr ater + ie eet nc ag arp pearmenetaen te get
[6612]¢ ond ever oven exicaicd
[6614]er
[6616]“the SO
[6617]t
[6619]sty j ard doesent
[6621]anformttion on Mexdesn stu
[6623]aprrcedste the apgregch by LOGINIV, Gf LOGINGY hed approrcind has honestly, a
[6625]shoves him ID, and teiked about the idcoliga dnvolved in vhet he wanted,
[6629]| Subset micht have. pad a nere attention, bit he (Subicct) did not Ldke the
[6630]f tshenest wey LONGINOV went choot at, offering neotiy and ty vytng 49 con him,
[6632]Subject said, granted, he nécds pony, end the 500 pesos: always looks rood,
[6634]but tkat 4f he started doing what Wer SOV wanted, the sipht. of the money would
[6636]me, make aim ate Aftonvants, ° “I told chin that at -we were not Antorestea in his’ on
[6637]; students, ‘bat thot Ko wanted to: stop tho sob in their efforts ta underziine
[6639]othor notions and direst sabotage against the. U.S, ‘Ke night not like the ddea:
[6641]“of unter=the-table desling, but it Was a- ‘real fact of life, IF 4¢ were not
[6645]'
[6647]Bay CEOS on rpsecrneseg | fa eoretiene dans agg 4
[6649]for the current: unde’ or-thextcble conflict ~, the ‘world would probabiy ba rushed |
[6651]See terrstas
[6653]Mae
[6655]into a nuclear. war, and he krew what that ‘meant, what was going on in the.
[6656]espionage: ft Sela was ‘actually a dotorrant, ‘and thot the People involved sere
[6657]composed of the bist minds of two worles, I. recalled his (Subject) tro werld
[6658]powers opinions (previously expr esscd by hin) ang, asked hin what he - planned “tom
[6659]do. He could-nt return to Russ4a3 his current ‘future prospects in Mexico were -
[6660]not too pronising, and ke had previously mentioned that he wanted to ze to the.
[6661]U.S. If ites true thet there are enly two important povers in the world, then -
[6662]eo) had better, seriously echsider where he vants- to Place Ais nerbles, Savor tundty
[6663]: does tnt knock every day. ord he was talicing to a reprosontats ve of the U.S ,
[6665]soe Goverment at the’ onort, tio was waka ro proposits ion direetiy to hin (Subj ect),
[6667]Sebiect said thst thet was all true; he at fir rst wanted to return to Russis * but
[6668]after sooing Some things in “exico b he deald zed: that) ke sould never be kapoy in
[6669]Russia again because of the! oppressive segtne arid. the Leck of freédox. {Ze
[6671]edited the recent Russten 3avasion of the cheeies and soda thet. at Rado. hin Sick
[6673]to sée the Russ tens do tats). Ee said thet he vas not happy 4s Mexico ost th-t
[6675]he -couid live here 0.x,
[6677]AT omen tin nee Nee ae ERT Reh emcee we none mee = Soe ee  Heertengneen pemnom ee See oe me tener we oe
[6679]4
[6680]q
[6682]Re had proviously tricd . ne” se > Sstn tuons Tt. In ene
[6685]of cits e 2i5 or ‘er
[6686]theirs US 1. and
[6688]the rovlisstden thet be is
[6690]sie be enonch to
[6691]mentelly ruin hia, regaNiess of avy Ronty received, I told hin thet one
[6693]. : : . a % etree rs .
[6695]_ of our efforts is trying. to bie:k the 563 shen Tay go after peovle th-t tom
[6697]out te be his frien nas: Ee ¢an think that ‘he (SeSieet] 4s hot ‘vateed. tut
[6699]. that as’ far from th “0 trish, Ee may not wosk for the 333. by his associetiors -
[6701]with ‘then have bees leon f for sexe * tine ana thet a thick f ile. alrendy. exists
[6703]24 nis, I kno? bin personslly tow, and Like ‘Rin, and ith ke refuses to work vith =
[6705]me Ti, obligated to write it uo thet way. Hy suze serio ers will leter Sit do-n
[6707]with xe and ask the results
[6708]Sing
[6710]“sincere, and I firmly believe that ke is eoxpletely honesty This Aoitever will °
[6712]not answer the question why he will not ‘coozeseta, and when at is ts put on’ paper .
[6714]% will just be a cold Feport lackine versons ity, and th 3 paper wd) indfeste .
[6716]thet he might be working. for the 4G3 recerdless of any opinions tacked on to the
[6718]_bottem, Ina cdse like’ this, protocol betveen the CS. and Mexiern Goverrnents
[6720]“ regitibe that we eventually turn over to ther any reports on people in their
[6722]country who aight be invol: vee with the Russisas in 1 efforts sprinst Nexto,
[6724]In- his case, his file would be turned over to the 3 éexicans ard then he can srag ine.
[6726]what sould happen, perg the ‘time the. Secret Service ‘stezped harrecine him, or ke”
[6727]wound up in Jail, he would oy lavin, ing ‘a nisersble pas
[6729]<- AlL this just - for ‘being:
[6731]innocent, For this reason) a and for reasons involvin:. the fact. thet é$ a real
[6733]person in reel {Word he cantt atlors fast to sit on the middle of the Fence,
[6735]he shoud sertously consider yy propesition, | . . Doan, ’
[6737]» ond ru tel then thet Rafael isa } nice gcy. honest,
[6740]t
[6742]et,
[6744]sm
[6749]Subject said that whet lo omentioncs courded Like « fhreet, and tht if 4t was *
[6750]Zt stdld wouldint make ary ellforences hy woule rather go to cil on be harragsed
[6752]him
[6754]tent whet l-said ees not a threst bit s anoreadsto
[6756]the fact that Tin beds frack vith hin dnste wooiney ddd, +
[6758]to cen hin, was only acking,. awee a friend reeardicss what his decision vs,
[6760]and thet af dts WXon, then i'l) do ove ything din ny power to sce thet he.
[6761]Fenains untouehed ond wacbotrered, Dat peek, Ay es nit geruntec Srything because
[6763]&@ buretucratic st rueture, was Anvelved ond i aid'y at have the. final! ‘sey. J told
[6764]hin thet uless “everything he had told ne: during our previors ‘assocd-tion wes 7
[6765]connlete B.S.,.thea ho had a “duty to ot least consider what 1 was esking.
[6767](8y now we had been at this from 1760 to adout 1930), Finally he asked ne
[6769]whet 2 “vould want of bin, I sadd thet I wanted hin to work with me directly
[6770]ageins’ the KGB and that I nad ro intorest in his friends on sthidents at. all;
[6771]Tf ko was concerned aGout the KGS bastards bothering his rrienis, this vas”
[6773]-his chance to helo me do scmcthing about 4t, Me cantt operste plone. He neg
[6775]the intelligenca, the sbiid ty ard the opportunity to doa great derl ard he
[6776]“ sould involve hinsel?, 4° only for the ddoals that he hes previously express sed,
[6778]> (ke thought about it for a few moments and began to talk ste:t Turdy ¢ ¢ ERRYSE De
[6780]Oe ee He eee:
[6783]“| ne Said thet for Ansterice siz WISE was Snother KGB man who ‘hed aprroncned | hin -
[6785]m “A
[6788]Ph Ve \? 7 te revort on ‘Atiericens, LOG LHOY had told hin ‘that he (Loczyov) gould ‘nt fet ‘slong -
[6789]2 AE eee ;
[6790]Ae ob
[6792]with tmerdeans and consequently wes s only an terested in working with ‘Mexder, nS, but Fe”
[6794]ge t SEREY ‘SH tried to. reer eat Subject te work agains to Amerieens, Subject refused, L i
[6796]ern en ATA ee
[6798]aa CHE ERKYSH however vag trying to work on AXDREA (subjects friend) and this rece oe
[6801]f hin damned med, ‘The. girl AXDREA was only about: 1S or 17, ard 8 swect little pal,
[6803]: ~ we.
[6804]dL 7 . axe vb and ve hed ne business trying. t to pick on. her ‘Subject said thet he -
[6805]| 4 qi was in’ the. ‘Plaza hetel one coy waiting to neke.. 3 shone c4i2, and th t ke herrd
[6806]i \w thé shone boovs See aking fluent Russien, “hen the man’ pot through 8
[6807]from the inbrssy, Tac man gave his nae | if
[6811]j
[6812]i
[6813]i
[6814]j
[6815]i
[6817]i
[6819]i
[6820]i
[6822]SE Feri a Lat en eae
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[6827]4
[6828]f
[6829]a
[6830]z
[6831]i
[6833]3
[6834]i
[6838].
[6840]UU other had confided in bie thet ¢
[6842]ry
[6844]. ary of has friends or students, including Carl,
[6848]“nen Rated
[6851]ga
[6853]oO
[6854]a
[6856]3
[6858]is
[6859].
[6861]aL
[6863]said ‘thet he has vor ‘eed for CRICERC Sst
[6865]SGB, Ci s1eexey hed never madi. ery btteapé.
[6868]‘later: ‘mentioned that he Right Ienots VosKxczs ENERO
[6870]CERCY bet thst
[6872]ndship which l-ter led 22 the sttenoted recruic
[6874]wane
[6876]is led anto Zh pats, esther corive exsetion 3 about the HGR ond 2 esked hin
[6878]waF the bad no,
[6880]2 ds stroduced CaiSaSSE to ANDRA and nov regretted 4%, ca
[6882]ebout CHICHNOV).
[6884]ide- thet ce HICKOV was
[6886]recruit his for! enythinr, -Re
[6888]i =ROV by first wee.
[6890]but’ could not .
[6892]"be sure of the last Teme.. (I dident try to deseribe hin), Subject mentioned
[6894]Rates. vy in wes the veoruitment and It:
[6895]Ve TE SECU S| .
[6899]- Yocards the “t end. - During the conversstion See, sect seid the t at one tine his
[6901]iy od ti
[6903]2
[6906]other Soviets who are KC3 during + fast moving conversation but I did not teke
[6908]ried to keen the corversation cha mnoled_
[6910]cf to re ruit her ssvoral tines ain
[6912]escov to Work égainst Spanic rds ‘and Latin arerdc cans who visited,
[6914]The KGB
[6916]be rd once threstened her but: whan she condsined that she wou uid consult her husband,
[6918]they told her. to forget it. Ee said th- t she bed ‘known. many nankers of the XVD,
[6920]SSVD and nox EGS, Dut that she still refuses to work for then in their business,”
[6922]thought a bit. ond Said that he would agree. to work with mé on one cond4 tion , .
[6924]only. - The condition 7 that I would not as
[6926]After cons siderable more discussion along the same Lines.
[6928]VENTURA or ANDRA:
[6930]hiss to anf orn on, or rie ageinst,
[6932]Subject finely
[6934]in pe rth culer,
[6936]and thet if ary thing showld happen te hin asa result of his - work for me, thet .
[6938]=z would promise to take care or his wite and ehild, I agreed ‘to ‘has « cons titton,,
[6942]a it could prove to bia, OF convince hin, that
[6944]ddrestly invelved wath the EGS then I
[6946]t
[6949]Sg)
[6953]Tt said hovever thet an the rutare ifs
[6955]exy of his local eccue
[6957]excect hin to rol me,
[6959]interces were
[6961]sentestiatheiemmnianiedeaertteninemeetemmerericamtioen a ee eee et ee a
[6966]a
[6968]Resteur nt date vith LOGlicy at i570, be wes to meet LOGINGY et » werdss os
[6970]ava PUGS
[6972]Ee veated to know wht he
[6974]73
[6975]v
[6977]o
[6979]oO
[6981]ENGV, ot tele hiss ta be very cereal that he Cocs* nt che nee
[6984]nis attitude one bit, and to continue Tob the tins teins with LOGINOy dust ‘as
[6986]tsureat on nn oF Ave
[6988]shoud do vith L
[6990]af nothing ot all hed bi hepeencd. I saad th: t the Soviets do have a Gupertment...
[6991]a. \ © - a
[6993]at this ho ‘inter: rested and- seid NSHERSEM and grinned, I seid yes, they co
[6995]operate. “now siond th theh, and that the Soviets $ would not ba very: b-pcy to discover
[6997]that their friend he ‘a anything at all to do with us. I saad that even ‘though —
[6999]oop en eee ee mee enn te lite et ee
[7001]Frege!
[7002]4
[7004][ome bee Serves
[7006]A) treat esch other 4 és gontlexen. they are capable of © boing. to: igh at times.
[7007]“ "7" ¥o saad not te ‘worry, th-t oh was an excellent ector, and LOGINOY would never
[7009]suspect a ening, =
[7011]During the tine Iwas trying to convince hin, ho said that I veg
[7012]forgetting one thing. Ke assured me that he was 80a Socislist ard 20% cadtelist,
[7014]gud he. firey ‘believed that Sos felism was good. for Saite countries. including
[7016]Russie, de said that because or thet he didnt see how I could evér have eny
[7018]confidence in hin, ng answered by ‘saying that everyone wes entitled to their
[7020]; ddeals, and I<too’ bol oved in certain forms of Socirlism, he encouraging thing
[7021]c- a was that he bolieved din soathing, erid: that was his right as an individual,
[7023]i L ve an the J. 5 are entitled te our ‘beliefs, ard ave not restricted in our ‘reading
[7025]t
[7027]netter or thet we said on ste ‘eat corners, me ke wanted to, he could stand on
[7029]‘the: ‘steps of the Liheoin honument and ‘give & speach on » socks lisa and noone
[7033]a
[7035]3
[7036]Fy
[7037]3
[7039]a Little about the restr: actions 4n Russie 3 da reading aetter ard talkie, AE bet
[7041]ate
[7043]Saw ry point,
[7044]- By 2115 we wore in agreement ‘en his cooperation with ne involving
[7046]the above mentioned conditions, I asked hin-to nect ne on “ednesday, 5 Sebriery,
[7048]at 2036 ot CHALUPAS Restaurant on Refoima (dust asross tha Pordterico), Ee
[7050].
[7052]z stioned Rim ecain to be very care tad
[7054]'
[7056]i
[7058]|
[7060]i
[7062]would bother nin provided he didint cause a riot, disturd the veecil or broak sone — |
[7065]|
[7067]|
[7069]i
[7071]i
[7073]H
[7075]krov where It was and agreed to nect me, 2 cent i
[7076]i
[7078]i
[7082]: a loca) dew, Ne have Socdelists who ‘are stall good citizens. Re then tolked
[7083]i
[7085]i
[7087]i
[7091]i
[7093]An his dealings with LOGINGY and to take preeantiers eter be
[7095]FTEs eee eee A ene MH ee OR ORR RK te Ja A ten nt
[7097]TNT TR A ee th atte ce ee ca
[7100]i
[7102]re ee
[7105]; ril tht alter this ha
[7106]he soité he was going,
[7107]j Mas sri? th-t he
[7108]i Sert tha restauy-nt
[7109]at 2ii5, ne vanted to give ne @ rico, or have mo go ce ct ere ink with hin, but °
[7110]§ ‘I ssid thst even though 3 would nt mind au, the saree ‘O° RY ESsochates were
[7111]‘ - j waiting ekant three blocks auny Tor y Feport, end ttt Thad to toll them
[7112]ee : i - what L-poen we othey wove very smite 2S bout this, We part ted din the doomay :
[7113]_ I. “> * apd-Ma drove off as I walked da the othér direstion, ‘T leter caugat a cab to
[7114]| 7 town sad lest de dn the vicinity of ny Ser. | a
[7115]. i oe REMARTS: . oe . / ;
[7116]| “ During the conversstion Subgect mentioned the memes 0! various
[7117]. i : : i Soviets, but I. vas not taking notes and preverred to channel the conversation
[7118]| { as i back to the recruitment piteh, i thousht the detodls sould-be obtained leter S
[7119]Lan \ | ; .
[7120]- ; - l af he wes recruited, /
[7121]| . . : " ‘During the pitch the only one who was nervous was me, Subject e4splayed
[7122]E ay “cool which was amazing, “hen I presented ny eredentirls: are the pitch h
[7123]never batted an eyelash?, ust continued slightly smiling, I noted no reaction
[7124]. atall, it covle be that he still thought i was xidding, or pleying sono gone,
[7125]In. any case, either he works for the. other side, or ho is indecd cool to on.
[7126]ve. adndvable point, 0. 2 2k Sle, , _
[7128]Ne (I) talked fron 1700 to sbout 2030 without making ens herdvay,
[7130]Up until thet tima I hed gotten an exphatic nNoN, I slnost gave up before
[7132]“another acproach produced 9 Little result, I think thst prior sssessnents which |
[7134]At the renent the
[7136]stata th-t he will do anything for money is entirely. false,
[7137]recuitment 4s still on thin Sse, and subject ds serious sbaut tavolvin: his:
[7138]asts thet longs) ard has
[7140](ORCA ERAT Pte BASIE Sra SPOS A Se ORBIT:
[7142]3 Perhaps after he gets ais icet wet (iP it
[7144]to do alinest anything,
[7146]be
[7148]Some cxayrdence he can be Broucnt arson
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[7172]reflections on Bis
[7174]Sprpiands in genersl, or anythang else thet he
[7176]lecitinate, thé success. o
[7178]i
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[7199]me
[7203]|
[7205]i
[7207]i
[7209]opinion. on, If 221 of tha Yorepetng- 40-3
[7210]the recruitment so far bas been due to ‘riendspin and ay villineriess to see
[7212]gust about overything bis wiy,” Tis will teke timo to chango.
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[7365]SECRET
[7367].30 January 1969
[7369]MSWORANDUM FOR: C/Cuba a=
[7370]rRon CVI - mo
[7371]” supsect : LIREALA-1"6 Soviet contacts at the French Club:
[7373]a oF Without encouraging any further contact between LIREALH-1
[7374]ang the Soviete but Bimply taking advantage of the fact that he
[7375]does continue to see them, I would appreciate continuing jarormation
[7377]- ON the following points; ;
[7379]a, Anything now learned about the activities of LOGINOV
[7380]. and CHERNISH, evon the fact that they were at the club for
[7382]or talked, etc..
[7384]i b. Any indications that either LOGINOV or CHERNISH have
[7385]any interest. in anyone at the club.
[7387]: : c,. Continudag assesament and biographic data on Gloria
[7388]PINTG and her hiésbasd with the view of ; approaching both | or
[7389]‘care either.
[7391]a. YY would: also ‘appreciate a detailed assesmnent of LOG INDY
[7392]based oa the relationship to date. The same’ tor CEERN ISH.
[7394]. 3 As xan officers both are of priority interest.
[7396]'
[7398]i
[7400]certain houre on certain dates, with whon | they played tennis” ae
[7402]a
[7404]t
[7405]i
[7407]i
[7408]1
[7410]“~
[7412]2 ahr
[7414]CRUE EE OAL E TY So aaa,
[7416]1, Following
[7418]mordaggress ively | an
[7420]a
[7422]‘hoteZ room fer lunch
[7424]been feeling “up to any 2 arge-scale entertaining. oo ,
[7425]he Yesterday afternoon, We January, Subject Fan into .
[7426]/ Valentin LOCINOV. af'F
[7427]erectings. and LOGINOV commented mie have had a very good beginning.
[7429]of tha year," (whatever that neans). py “@ to ‘| 1.
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[7446]ane
[7448]22 January: 1989
[7450]chone cali from Subject, Ines hin at his
[7452]"hot - The neetiag. tasted frd= 1455 until around |
[7453]1600, The next meeting will be arranged by phone whes Subject is a}
[7454]back in Mexico city. - . ia oe
[7455]: 26 Duriag the past month, Subject was Bl: 2 : 3 -
[7456]“ollowing recovery, sient. all of his time on Busine ar
[7458]ae rathar ‘than. on subjects of operational interest. As usual, he is
[7460]Up to his ears in financial woes, though he just discover ed that -
[7464]his position is not nearly as bad as he. thought. f a]
[7465]3. . Subject said he thinks Polish Ambassador RAUCHRZAK "ay
[7466]may come to visit hin vin Cueraavaca this Stinday, though | Plans are
[7468]not definite. i urged. hin again to get busy courting MAJ. a bat
[7470]not to let the relationship grow cold.
[7472]Subject said ‘that the reason he has not beon more active lately.
[7473]is that Lolita is in the early months of Pregranty and ‘has not
[7475]lorencia and Hamburgo. Thoy exchanged brief
[7477]NL Subject ‘recent ly received -a” post card froa BEWSEP
[7478]4 advising that BEWZEP has-seen Subject's sister in 2 Warsaw, “sothing
[7479]more than this other than routine greetings. a I
[7481]6. Subfect said that hai secretary has been iocsking for an
[7482]¥ .
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[7491]10 JANUARY 1968
[7493]MEMORANDUM “FOR THE FILE
[7494]SUBJECT: Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY (P+11712)
[7496]: , On 46 December 1968 LICALLA reported. that a. “LAght-complextoned
[7497]Dee woman had entered ché Soviet Embassy grounds at 1106 that day.
[7499]aa She wes seen exiting at 4122 bours. While laside. the Soviet Rabasay:
[7500]grounds, this voman had contact with Subject. (LOGINOY) .
[7502]a so -LILYRIC reported thet ‘on that same: “date, 16 December 1968, “an
[7503]a ‘unidentifted light-complexioned woman had entered the Soviet Embassy
[7504]; at 1106 hours. She was exiting at 1122 hours. She was driving a .
[7505]: car with D.F. plates 964 BC. LIKAYAK reported on 7 January -1969-————
[7506]_that these. piates were registered to: f
[7508]Lo Raquel“ URTULER de"DALLAL.
[7509]Residence: Rio FW 95 - 1
[7510]; Mexico 5, DF.
[7512]: They are registered to a 1965 Opel Sedan.
[7513]There are no Station Traces on the woman cited above.
[7515]Attached gre photographs of the woman seen in contace with LOGINOV, “
[7516]as well as _the LIKAYAR placa check results. . ae
[7518]a
[7520]a —_ - . : a a Grace H, FAHMILANT —
[7522]AMEN TN CO HARA MSR R Cs nal SIRE 4 el
[7524]meeerr RM 2.
[7526]14-0003, 2
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[7540]. =
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[7544]Sf
[7545]‘unyere- y-2920 tt Ake GE
[7547], THIS WOMAN WAS SEEN ENTERING CLUB ST 1105 WOURL. SHE ARRIVED IN.A CAR WITH
[7548]D.F. PLAGAS 904 FC (being checked). ACUURDING TO LICALLA, A BLONDE WOMAN
[7550]“WHO WAS SEEN ENTERING AT SAME TIME HAD CONTACT WITH VALENTIN S. LOGINOV (P-1L712),
[7551]KNOWN KGB OFFICER. ACCORDING TO L@CALLA THIS WOMAN EXITED AT 1122 HOURS, WHICH
[7553]1S SAME TIME LILYRIC WAS itER EXITING.
[7555]PE ITERS a
[7556]L |. 4 BR
[7557]Pg
[7559]Pubes Bag
[7562]7 Cena Scent PTE EY Ht
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[7586]motor TLEXTé
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[7590]Mékico BD. KF, a 7 Merc de 1969,
[7592]ASUNEC. Ziacas man
[7593]. a
[7594]a
[7596]esyonda
[7598]rernito inforsar el resultade de. la investigacisn de las -
[7600]wSegruida especifics.
[7602]~fo-Fert enece @ un coche Opel seddn particular modelo 1965
[7604]52222 con canje de placag f 1963 a nombre de RAWUSE G URTULER
[7606]or
[7608]tees
[7609]DS DALLAL con domicilio en lag calles de Rio Foo Ne 95 interior 1 de tq
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[7621]“4A Sz001 1a 12
[7625]al pareaor. arrins al Chud, un aatrinonto nugvo, aiszo yu olasifico 0020
[7627]|! i Bat » Upsrsce ontrea otras fotos on leo we _1,2)22,12 22,23 7 24 dol R-3=231}
[7629]tions confsote cont Kazyvip, tor, Tora, kov,tor y Kol y fola, prinodpainante |
[7630]oon sates. 2 Wtinos, poaidlonente no quado on lugar do ellos. .
[7632]LL Lowber
[7634]; Hoy enposaron 6 trabajadoron a roparer y piatar alganea salons dad :
[7635]intorior dol Edificio, ~~ —— we 2
[7638]No soguids Viondo 9.2 MY'3R=3 ua 32 onoWontPan va “Weldo dead 01 nfs do
[7639]Ootubre, astoa sijatos ontro, »tras fotoa aparsoon an las “2 30 y 32 @ol : :
[7641]Rollor C= 2313.. 7
[7643]A las 1100 Lo, un Eonbra y 2 “ujorsa al purscor extranjaroa, sald 4aron dol ©
[7645]Clud por la Pda prinoipal, an oi RooLoidor tavderon dontacto sonst Cont,
[7647]4 .
[7649]A loa 1122 Ha. una ‘ujor mubia ¥ quo vuotla do solor:. words vw wallaa nogag
[7650]paladaa, sali dol club por la roja principal, la ° tujor amedonsda ontrs a
[7652]dud 2106 Mas ¥ on ol Rooiotdor tuvo costae! a :
[7654]—_ Om 8 Cong 2¢ (Ae, Cc “7 CKO chee le | -:
[7657]Kuta dha on un anatsa. do lis hada: 23 “avallos" waduren Vatlow tu abl. a. met
[7659]uaalos sus poaibluaonte aan pura la Ouva Ma Be wibar old tm
[7660]au fanilia,
[7662]Few wi selunhe fie ain
[7664]eer .
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[7667]Se | 7 kewmbe ter
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[7678]SUATINT: LIROZIN/L and 2 — p ~~ at 2?
[7680]DATE OF HSETING: 4& December 1958
[7682]. 2. The undersigned net with LIA OE and 2 at the LIROLIN, apartment
[7684]. on-& Decenber from 1213. to 1300 hours. ; The next neating will occur Oo
[7686]when one of the LIROSIN'S contacts RUIDEMANN via ‘telephone.
[7688]oo . 2, LIROBIN/2 reported that both of the LIROBINS attended a cocktail
[7689]party at the home of the Indian Embassy ES GG >), FRU PARASHAR,
[7691]at which they met the LOGINOV! | (P-11712). LOGINOV again refused to
[7693]. carry on: any of” the coriversation in Engl. sh even thougt English was the
[7694]comzon. language used by the guests. At ono point during the evening,
[7696]. Mrs. PARASHAR addressed LOGINOV in frent of all the guests and chided
[7697]him for not using his English remarking that"everyone here knows that
[7698]you speak English". “LOGINOV staréd at her icily, but did not comment
[7700]- in either Spanish or English. LOGIOV spoke briefly with L/1 inquiring
[7701]what L/l's éuties were with the newspaner and gave every indication that
[7703]“he .was unaware of L/1ts ‘column. Mrs. LOCINOV was quite cordial and —
[7705]that she had not to. which, Ers. Logrs OV countered by renariing that she
[7706]had seen L/2's friends - the SARATOVS (P+13125)- at. Acapulco. L/2° stated
[7707]that no eff ort was made to involve the LOGINOV! s. in polenics during. ‘the.
[7709]CG . evening and that LOGENOV did not appear to iaiow the majority of the
[7711]The
[7713]Ligcsin's wera the only. Aneriéansé with the exception of ‘Edward RENE LOY
[7715]P . approxinate 16 quests “who represented ‘alnost every nationality.
[7716]N
[7717]s and his Noxdean wilo. “Loeiov did not svend 4n inordinate time vith any
[7719]particular t ndividunal no> ‘aid they rensin late.
[7721]y
[7722]S 3. adtittonsl infor: On Was obtained ro arnold BILGUR: whien
[7723]ANTUMMASE vil fashion into < rontrt. The Russalite ave iavitecs to
[7724]2
[7726]< Giaher-at the LIGOLIN's on & Uecenber tosetnex vith the Lo iGeits and ala
[7727]YG HO. ta: a whew aye
[7728]one etn RRR ae
[7730]“nie
[7732]LO REDE Erm e  mt e
[7734]_Anguired if wa had been, to the: fila festival in Acapuleos L/2 replied oe
[7737]14-0000 4
[7741]et
[7743]Scy of &e
[7744]frost beens, &
[7746]_preckaéo fe dene
[7748]ind wivecious worwan of
[7749]C7
[7751]terest in vad 4s roid ‘sbly that of everyone else! 3,
[7753]Soviet, ne is a novelty. He is aiso prowecly @ et tractive
[7755]who like brotish ron.
[7757]aS
[7759]entertained
[7761]val nas sopo0xen
[7763]“Gleria coulda casi
[7764]S, of course.
[7766]Further, Gloria organizes tehnis groves and. inforral
[7767]nts, Through her Val is Likely to meet & number
[7770]oria or Pete. 7 us
[7776]ine crested in
[7778]Sno
[7780]@voting
[7782]rennis
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[7790]14-0000 : . - . .
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[7798]i
[7799]! i antes, ¢ .
[7800]a We Rave net reciprocated, a avite he Mo Oo :
[7801]: Circus. . : : 4 oo:
[7802]: , \ : . on : '
[7803]i _ GEORIA? 3! PRELIYS 3 US I believé the = Gloria
[7804]i: is: 1gss antivAmerican than the average widclesclass Yexicanl.  -_
[7805]4 a She Ras. travelled to the US many times for vacations and | oS
[7806]: - .. S$hopoins. She ‘knows ‘the US yathker well, but she Goes not:
[7807]; sean BLO S i ° : :
[7809]| RECRUI @ chat
[7810]7 :
[7811]| . Po 4 = ,
[7812]~ 3° 2 Pinte. & complete PR I .
[7813]a: Ls nod oF intere coulé exchance . :
[7814]ood: Lavi tacioas Curing the next. few weexs ain orcer (tO ore2in .
[7815]uh : the necessary inZorvation, ; .
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[7835]come to 1f ou, want” to visit the. Soviet Unions — .
[7837]“ @ very harasom
[7841]X cow Cloraa talxiag to Zourl Tehernych.
[7842]them. Gloria was turning on all of her not ine
[7843]eharm. Invited Touri to her pocada, Tnacn ackca .
[7844]should ges at the Soviot embasuy about 4 cusinesa deal
[7846]she bad, Was told thin would be Ivanov. Glovia sale she”
[7848]y
[7850]. Anew htdand denerkbod him as big aad corpulant. Apparently
[7853]Gloria ankea Leurt where - ho worked . and, was told with.
[7855]Valentin. He adad ‘that this: is tha Gepartient you must
[7857]. Later aw Touri with his wife ane’ Sone She is rather:
[7858]attractive, sail. Pavel, is arcut three years old, and
[7859]2 little boy. os
[7861]2
[7863]23; 1968, 2000 = 9260 nouts. -
[7867]20, 50 cther pla were prosent. V
[7868]Gelicious. bone. ve ‘
[7870]; Gloria invited us to ‘Spon . 2 next we cexend with then and
[7871]3 or 4 cther couples at Valle < 3 xevoOe Volontin and his
[7872]wife will be there. We-acceptads~ : : :
[7874]Seth wu art. |
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[7878]21's wikta brought pivojcie~ ‘
[7884]i
[7887]iz ae Eo es or
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[7890]| fod AE fonee Ae : 7
[7892]G riaAp into, tennis conpanion of vatentia LOGINOV.
[7894]1. ‘A: resumé of: their relationship.—_-His attitude towards.
[7895]cher, hers to hin. _ Any indicationg of sexual involvement?
[7897]| WA ‘2. Bio data on- Pinto, marital relations, assesanent of
[7898]. her, could she be approached. to talk about her relationship
[7900]with LOGINOV, how, through whoa? -
[7902]ceweewen whens emeleuby let cteesen neti ame comers
[7904]ae Ce one |
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[7965]‘ . .
[7966]| In IN has shown an unusual
[7967]i anterest in Velentia, Leguinoy. He receuwttly made a date
[7968]{. with Val ro slay ténnis ac che French Club..Toay ad= | : ra
[7969]x mitted to makiac quite an cffort to keen nis date, . -
[7970]i desnite crher ormmittxents which had come un, Val, ;
[7971]“| however, did not shsw anc did not call fony. Tony | :
[7972]{. scemed far more-annoyed than would be normal under -° - fF ‘
[7973]. | “the eireu: astances. ~ . -~
[7974]| DON¥'S FATHER, AMERICAN, Tony has a lerga’ family
[7975]rs: here and in tha Us, His father ig an American-and Tony ||
[7976]: : i 7 Socaks excallant Enqglish,-xe is very ¢ricndly, well- s
[7977]i. Aiked, oro-USil, excelloat tennis player.
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[8020]APG
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[8023]COI TACT RPort
[8025]-
[8028]we ®
[8030]DATE OF Lavtligs 1 Noverber 1968
[8032]_ 1, The undersigned net with LIROBEN Tig/h at his apartment on.
[8033]14 Rovembor from 1500 to 1630 hours. LIROBNIN ‘$72 was 111 in bed (f1u)
[8034]nnd was. unable to participate in this meetings The LIROBSIXS ‘S$ daughter,
[8036]“Lisa, was present . in the hose. during the neeting which prompted RSIDSMANN
[8037]“to inquire of Wi if the daughter was TROY avare of the type of re=
[8039]lationship which’ the LIROBBINS had with RSIDSMANN. l/l replied that
[8040]"they" had told thar daughter inasmuch as she had come to suspect such
[8042]a relationship over the past. year or so. RESIDE “ANN felt that it would ba
[8044]of little purpose,at this time, to admonish the LIROBEINS _and.-dropped the
[8046]_ Subject. REIDEMANN has found the LIXOBBIXS to de woefully lacking in
[8048]general security principles and has strived, in a tactful manner, to point.
[8050]out past shortcomings and possible security hazards, ~ especially with
[8052]regard to. “telephone conversations.
[8053]2s In response to REIDEM LANE! g question regarding attendance at tle
[8055]7 Novenber ‘reception, 1 aes thet they had both attended. L/1 con-
[8058]vt ented thalt there appear réq, fever people this year than last.. As & matter
[8060]of fact, wi could identify only two ‘people in the entire. throng. that he.
[8061]had. previously knowns | They weres the Indian Enbassy Counsellor (2),
[8063]FLU PARASHAR and an aAnerican couple, Lulu Vargas-Vila @o LEE (wife),
[8065]vho is the. correspondent for La Union (Walparaiso); La Prensa (Buenos
[8066]Atres) 5, 51: fienvo (Bogota) and resides at Platon ¥45 - 2nd floor,
[8068]Tols 20710723, The LIROS_INS spoke briefly with both of the above
[8070]Well as SARATOV (P-13125),” SYCIEV (Px11113), LOGINOV (P-21712)
[8072]= 20480 (Peo 270). The conversation adhored to gonoralities such as
[8074]iP C) eajority of the guests
[8075]4
[8076]QPF ST! 2 JO Coy)
[8078]parties a
[8080]anc PRA
[8082]Fy
[8083]3
[8088]|
[8089]I.
[8091]iN atlanta aE ee :
[8093]appeared to be Mezieans “a larg o muaber of then clad in thoir every
[8095]cay clothes. thera was also a sprinkling of Mexican student~apnearing
[8097]types. ‘For the-record, L/L reported that his automobile 1s a 1965 |
[8099]blue, ty -door, Oldsmobile bearing Oklahoma licenso plates, 25-8546
[8101](1968 plates).  -- ° .
[8102]. noe 7 t .
[8104]3. With reference to SARATOV's party on tho ovening of 13 November,
[8105]L/1 comiented that he and L/2 arrived at the party at approxinatoly a
[8107]- 2000 remaining until cae 0030, 14 Kovembere The LIROBBINS were: ‘the
[8109]last to leave although they departed only minutes after the rest of the.
[8110]guests. The guest list ineludeds The LIRODBBINS, Arnold*Bilgore. and ,
[8112]. wWte JoAnne, Roger ‘CUDESY (Radio. VIP) and wife, and the Saratovs.
[8113]a
[8115]english was the common language spoken and L/l noted that both the
[8116]Saratovs handled the language with ease althcugh as the evening progressed
[8118]ar SARATOV'd Liquor consumption tnereased his fluency and articulation
[8120]became more labored. L/1 stated that SARATOV pushed liquor very hard
[8121]the entire evening starting out with two pre-dinner Grinks andthen -
[8123]' serving vodka in accompaniement to the borsch.. Wine was served with the
[8125]nain course, Chinese beef, prepared by Nataliya SARATOVA. Dessert was
[8126]accompanied with brandy and the evening progressed with long drinks after
[8128]"dinner, 1/1 stated that SARATOV drank with the group al though B/1 doubted
[8129]~ that SARATOV matched the men drink for drink. Mrs, SARATOVA appeared
[8131]at ease and seenied to enjoy the conversation. — L/1 assessed her as a
[8133]woman who complemented her husband and made a charming and. vivacious
[8134]‘apnesrance. L/1. seened ‘to be struck with SARATOV's apparent"sincority®
[8135]dn tas his enjoyment of the evening and his "candor" in the discussions,
[8137]For the rost part, the conversation edged. away from any controversial
[8138]subjects; seemingly all were content to dwell upon "Old Nexico™ of 20
[8139]years ago and the Joys of simple living in the city, During a disenss ion
[8140]of the style of night lifo in Koxico, SARATOV remarkod that he enjoyed
[8142]i.
[8146]14-0000
[8148]A
[8150]ja Liable opeentean DE. ; copie feeds cee steer ee Aetna ae peyemnet eaten Rnd see :
[8151]— eee aie cement 4 Sa aennneninep advo ci enter
[8152]; ar : _- a Pn a a eee eters cate eee aoe
[8154]+ Aelatntate meme oStream ierseientia cas Sta
[8158]“ departed SARATOV walked them down the steps and solicitously inquired of
[8160], alam ceneeer ene came ae sem Ae gence ers ememmer™
[8161]oo
[8162]a good 5 trip-tease perferranco 1 nov ond then relating that he had. seen
[8163]2 vxber of then whon he was in tho States. SARATOV spoke nostalgically
[8165]of nis life in the States aduitting that ho missed many aspects of ‘his
[8166]lize there. “Wi remarked that the conversation was largely centered
[8167]around comacnts by the BILGORES and L/1 ond L/2 inasmuch as the CUDNEXS *
[8168]were very reserved and seldom expressed themselves to any degree. L/1
[8170]commented that to the best of his knowledge the CUDNEY' s ad SARATOV's
[8172]had first met and the dinner party held by the LIROB3INS, L/1 expressed
[8174]some surprise in that the: CUDNZY's- were | invited as they, are rather
[8176]shy and inexpressive. Toward the end of. the evening, W/L was able to
[8178]raise the question of the. Soitiet invasion. of the CSSR. _SARATOV staynchly ;
[8179]dorended the Soviet and Warsaw Pact occupation claiming that it was a
[8181]necessary move because of the increasing aggressiveness of the West
[8183]7 Germans and thet the avowed purpose of West German truculence was to put
[8185]pressure on both the CSSR and East Germany in hopes of reunifying Germanys
[8187]; SARALOV did not become emotional over his defense, but left little doubt
[8189]that he wholeheartedly approved of tho Soviet move into the CSSR. Neither
[8190]the BILGORE! s or the LIROBBINS pursued the issue al though L/1 commented
[8192]to SARATOV that ne was not convinced by SARATCV' s defense of Soviet actions. .
[8193]In short, L/l felt that the evening went eff smoothly and as the LIROBBINS.
[8195]L/1 as to whether they (SARATOV's) had entertained properly ami if all ~
[8196]had been satisfied with the SARATOV''s production. 1/1 found this: vaguely
[8197]out of keeping with SARATOV's personality and somevhat gauche. -L/1 noted
[8198]that the SARATOV apertment was modern and well-kept giving every evidence
[8200]of having been lived in. ‘he SARATOV's possess a large European make
[8202]‘combination phono-radio. Set which was tuned to ‘Light Fx riusic’ for back= of
[8204]ground. SAnnToVv stated that he ‘had inhorited this from his prodecessor.
[8206]SARATOV's ona child (age 9) was‘ in bed when tha guests arrived. Upon |
[8208], Goparting, SARATOV dnquired of tho @ LIRGBLINS if they planned to attend tho
[8210]a a
[8213]te
[8216]forthcoming Acapulco film festival. L/l stated that he was not sure
[8218]if he would journey there and SARS OV stated that he and his wife planned
[8220]to (attend. .
[8221]%, LIROBSIN/1 stated that during a recent conversation which he 3
[8223]‘had with ne citizen representing AP in Mexico), JONES”
[8224]connented that he knew roth SARATOV and SYCHZV. JONZS remarked that
[8225]he had been to a party at SYCh TEV" s curing tha Olympics. rae ae Farthere
[8226]more, JONES related that he knew the KUCHEROV's (TASS) and that Nrs.
[8227]tulsiodex. KUCITEROV had beéon sent home before tha departure of KUCHEROVs -
[8228]JONES strongly implied that security reasons wore behind the. rather :
[8229]abrupt departure of Mrs. KUCHSROV. Wt did not press" the issue any
[8230]further. ; ,
[8232]Se LIROBBIN/1. also reported that tho Foreign. Press club. im in a
[8233]“chaotic ‘stato in that the president, Jose QUIROGA, has accused the club |
[8235]_ director, Kathorine MANJARNEZ, of onbezzling funds. The truth of the
[8236]matter, however, seems to be that QUIROGA is ‘engaged in either shady
[8237]dealing or is. guilty of sloppy administration of finances, At any Tate,
[8239]I/l commented that all members must pay cash for all services and that
[8241]the club's creditors are pushing fur cash payments of all services. The
[8243]- "scandal" seens to have shaken the Club and many members are staying
[8245]away until the financial situation, ds corrected.
[8246]6. The undersigned inquired of I/1 as to whether he iiew of any
[8248]ts citizens who might be_ Looting for an apartment. W/1 stated that 3%
[8249]he was currently unaware of anyone, desiring housing but that he would
[8250]Keep his ears Open and make a few discreat inquiries without Teveding —
[8251]“that he knows of any vacancies, | - oo. —_ -_
[8253]bobs 4 “N .
[8254]“yee A
[8256]'NOKROS Ne RELVEMANN
[8258]inttnmentiente aie .
[8259]. . . at far bon ony
[8261]7
[8263]WG
[8266]. ; SECRET
[8267]es . _ ; 13 November 1968.
[8269]MEMORANDUM FOR: DC/IC/SB
[8271]VIA '  : Chief of. Station
[8272]c/ic _ : “
[8274]. SUBJECT. ; : Consular Corps. Visit to Veracruz . _-
[8276]; 1. The undersigned visited Veracruz on 9 and 10 November : =
[8277]together with other members of the Consular Corps on an .
[8278]official visit to that city. ‘Althoush the Cubans were .
[8279]scheduled to attend and official diplomas proclaiming them 4 -
[8280]guests of the City of Veracruz were prepared, none of them ce
[8281].) .. |. Showed up, including Lino SALAZAR Chia, who is stationed in : i
[8282]Pe Veracruz. The Czechs, East Germans, and Poles for a number
[8283]of reasons also failed to go on this trip. Thus, the only .
[8284]Communist representative was Valentin Sergéyevich LOGINOV, _™
[8285]with whom the undersigned had plenty of opportunity to talk.
[8286]‘It seems that LOGINOV,, at least for public: consumption, .
[8287]considers the undersigned "his friend." LOGINOV was accompa--
[8289]“nied by his wife,
[8291]: aa * 2. The following were. the main points of interest So
[8292]aaa : discussed. by LOGINOV: . : . t
[8294]; ne a. The Soviet appeared very anxious to get. toe . 4 ;
[8295]. the undersigneéd's Opinion on a subject to which he = y
[8296]kept going back time and again during. the visit:
[8297]the position ‘of the. Ri¢hard NM. NIXON aduinistration '
[8298]. "+ vis-a-vis ‘Communist China, Specifically, what .
[8299]« ~-="“s LOGINOV wanted to know was what the chances are ars
[8300]that the NIXON administration might attempt to bring 2
[8301]about a rapprochement between Communist China and post
[8302]the United States. LOGINOV approached this topic
[8303]from various directions, and the undersigned had
[8304]the distinct impression that he had received a
[8305]speciric query. on this. subject. ‘At one point,
[8306]LOGINOY stressed” the importance of Communist China ; is
[8307]to his country, “indicating. that his. government is. ; cs
[8308]becoming increasingly concerned with developments . og
[8310]there. | :
[8311]a : ,
[8315]Poa
[8320]. i
[8321]SECRET
[8324]b. Connected with: the above was LOGINOV's
[8325]concern for peace in Victnam..- For the first time
[8326]that the undersigned can remeber, a Soviet stated
[8328]‘that the United States and his country had "a
[8330]common interest of utmost importance" in bringing
[8331]peace to Vietnam. That the Soviet interest may
[8333]be connected with their concern. about Communist
[8334]“China was indicated by LOGINOV when the latter
[8335]“indicated that peace should be obtained in Vietnar™
[8337]as a way to keep out the Chinese Communists, ;
[8338]This did not prevent LOGINOV from making the usual
[8339]noises in favor of the National Liberation Front
[8340]and the Vietcong, blasting away at South Vietnamese
[8341]militarism.
[8343]c. ‘while talking about the Middle East,
[8345]-LOGINOV said that the Soviet Union was in the
[8347]Mediterranean to stay and fully intended .to give
[8348]such support to the Arab nations in that area as
[8350]to someday "get rid of Israel." LOGINOV specifically
[8351]‘Stated, "The Jews havé it coming to them, and the
[8352]day of reckoning is coming." The undersigned was
[8353]curious to-know whether this was prompted on
[8355]. LOGINOV'sS part by.a.dislike of the. Israelis or an
[8357]anti-Semitic feeling. LOGINOV was quite blunt and
[8359]‘categorically stated that he for one "hated all
[8361]Jews," and ‘did not hide his profound anti-Semitism.
[8362]LOGINOV ‘added that Jews are parasites who have.
[8364]little nationalism other than that generated by the
[8365]Zionist cause. He implied that those Jews left in
[8367]‘the Soviet Union are foreigners who have done 1ittlé
[8369]to. help the Soviet cause. The undersigned pointed .
[8370]out that anti-Semitism has been a long Russian
[8372]tradition, dating. back to before the Revolution,
[8374]and déplored this’ obvious discrimination. | He added |
[8375]that this reminded him of the anti- -Semitism of the
[8376]party which not so. long ago made mass murder of
[8377]Jews a matter of national policy. . .
[8379]d. It took LOGINOV about one day to bring. up
[8380]the Sucesos para Todos article. The undersigned
[8381]jokingly asked him whether this was a Soviet or.
[8382]Cuban sponsored joke, Saying that rumor had it that
[8384]‘Sucesos was financed by both the Soviets nnd the
[8386]SECRET
[8388]A ATTEN NN NEA ett
[8391]Fi ro nee en cere a nae ee een tenemos
[8393]- : . _
[8395]3
[8397]a SECRET
[8399]. : . , -3-
[8400]a : ‘ mo . . &
[8401]/Cubans. LOGINOV denied this, saying that the staff
[8402]' Of Succsos could not be put by any stretch of the
[8403]7 imagination into the category of "Communists." He.
[8404]then point-blank asked the undersigned whether he
[8405]: - ‘belonged to the organization mentioned in the —_ Loe
[8406]Ts “article. The undersigned laughingly answered that .
[8407]cos if ‘such trashy publications 4s: Sucesos were believed.
[8408]by anyone "of course he belonged to that organization."
[8409]ot : . : LOGINOV laughed and made a few more noises about how
[8410]to, a : . Sucesos obtained the undersigned's name. The latter
[8411]Pepe Yeplied that his name was probably selected. at
[8412]; : a ‘random from stolen pages of the Enbassy directory
[8413]or other such document. ‘He added that if LOGINOV -
[8414]had wanted his phone number he would have been glad
[8415]to have given it to him rather than see it appear
[8416]in Sucesos. .
[8418]yo e. The discussion the undersigned had with -
[8420]_ ; _  LOGINOV in Guadalajara about the KGB was apparently
[8421]4 _ "' net forgotten by the Soviet, for the latter pulled | +
[8422]. out of his purse a copy of the stamp commemorating . ;
[8424]A. some KGB anniversary that the undersigned had
[8426]4 ’ mentioned to him. The undersigned has no idea vf.-;
[8427]: . the reasons for this gésture. One of the topics
[8429]i . which sééms to embarrass LOGINOV the most is the H
[8430]i - humber of visas he signs at the Soviet Embassy. . i
[8431]i : _ Whenever LOGINOV gets a little too pointed in his © ;:
[8432]i tet provocations, the undersigned raises this subject, i
[8433]mS with LOGINOV invariably giving a little laugh and
[8435]no. answer. -
[8436]. cob, : f. LOGINOV indicated that he. was. ‘aware that L 7
[8437]oe ' the undersigned had met with Jiri SVESTKA at the tog.
[8438]time of the Soviet intervention in. Czechoslovakia .. : :
[8440]we . and asked for his opinion of SVESTKA, The undersigned
[8441]. a So "made no bones about the fact that he had a long lunch
[8442]' . Pan . with the Czech. He said he had found hin to be vauy
[8444]—_ oe ' dela izquierda," adding that unfortunately SV ESTKA /.
[8445]belonged to the very small minority of his country
[8446]which had -wolcomed Soviet intervention. The under= | .
[8447]‘signed predicted that the Soviets would have con= i 2
[8448]siderable trouble with Czechoslovakia and pointed .
[8449]out that this serious error had tarnished the cause :
[8451]SECRET
[8453]14-00000%.
[8455]™, SECRET
[8457]a 7 . -4-
[8459]of the Soviet Union. He said, for example, that
[8461]the Soviet interventien was very unpopular in Mexico,
[8462]-This seemed to draw a little blood from LOGINOV, as .
[8463]he abruptly interrupted the undersigned and asked, | +
[8465]“Where. is it popular?" —
[8469]Raymond A, FRADYER
[8471]Distribution:
[8472]‘Orig - 7 (Consular Corps)
[8473]“7 Qi= p-11712 (LOGINOV)
[8474]1 = P-7111 (SVESTKA)
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[8514]: Hi : ; 2. The undersisned met woth: BERCEZING/L ané 2 at thete avortment
[8515]- ! . .
[8517]i ; nid October from 16CO so 1730 hours. Tho LIROSEIVS were informed
[8518]a 4
[8519]j t
[8521]of. the country for the next Su0 Weeks and,
[8523]bs that REIDSURY weld be ou
[8524]i : accordingly, were requested to contact 7.41 FH <-| should they obtein
[8525]i
[8526]r. . informavion vkich they dean perishable and of urgency. :
[8527]contact . Serta either at NSLS the Station er as hon -
[8528]_ A .supsloneniaoy renert on the aevivities of Pool GcnZALeg
[8529]$O this Contact 3 as a Memorandun for (separ
[8530]: 2. LIRODEIN 2 sayorted that a2 ce :
[8531]: Gel avered Qn invisation to the LIROSSiNS tO avtond a recantion at the 7
[8532]i Soviet Enbassy for the Séviet Clymsie tears. #
[8533]den dad for data . i.
[8535]and visit with the LIROScINS bus merely made out an invitation for th
[8537]saArcTHA
[8539]LIROSEINS ¥o actenc. Sotn the nIRSEEING acvenced the Puncvion arriving
[8541]at approx mately 2930 ané departing about 2130. fre reception was math
[8543]vs
[8545]oorix organized and shaved were few people in attendance frok the Hexico
[8546]ad . ° * . . .
[8548]City community. . The LIRQELINS wore the only 4anerican
[8549]journalists and ree hey guests wita the exception ra
[8551]novie star/cirestor, SANANDIZ (W221 Indo"). and wife. Duting the
[8554]reception, LIROESIN/2 sav GARWOY (2=13125) who spovonehed & che ‘ETRGES
[8556]and apologized for the fact that he had
[8558]o one a? 7” % o ~n
[8559]SARASCV said that Be had been extronely:
[8561]occasioned hin to co out to she fabtbibero bags
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[8564]pares that ne nad ust -bcen able to ornanizcs the sromised
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[8677]ofvictal in Greoce =
[8679]ay fatner was a government
[8680]‘de are now here in Mexico. Ye “now Zor
[8681]C.I.4. of tho United States engineered the military take-over
[8682]h she present
[8684]ofthe Creek governzent end the errection of
[8686]police state that exists there.
[8687]i
[8689]zn Yeru, I suspect & similar course of events has
[8691]taken place,
[8692]ere in Mexico: Do you think that
[8694]_ the militorists of Mexico are planning to take over tne
[8696]government of Mexico? Doesn't it make sense that i2
[8698]ths militarists area adla to create a state of civil —
[8699]the
[8703]éisoréer that they will te cranted more power, to
[8705]extent that they will tecoze the acting governmen. of
[8707]into being. in Greece ang Peru? Coulen't the terroris
[8708]groups like the. "Marre" ena the so-called. "Comaunista".
[8709]oe in actuality employees of the militarist instita
[8710]ft this ceintry whose parzose it. is to frustrate a
[8712]situation which only the militery-nolice state could
[8714]And lastly, Io know you hava no way of rocpondiag to thts
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[8722]Bhat tha Smariaan Griese in oat es ow
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[8824]two Mexicans met vith Valentin Loginga at 10:38
[8826]SOURCE: LILYRIC
[8827]DATE : 2% Sept 1968
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[8840]SICRET
[8842]: |
[8843]17 Séptember locs—
[8845]SUBJECT: Telecon with LICOZ¥=5 on 12 September 1968
[8847]. 1. LiCozy-5 reported that Henryk SOBIESKI recently
[8848]called him and identified hinself ag the replacement for
[8850]Jan JAXOWIEC, He said that JAROWIEC wil
[8851]Ronth, as soon as tho Olympics are compl
[8853]4
[8855]|
[8857]i
[8859]l ‘leave in about a
[8860]oted. He also |
[8862]invited LicoZy=5 for lunch on 17 September: stating that he
[8864]had greetings from an old friend, I tol
[8865]to what SOBIESKI Says but to turn him do
[8866]is attenpted, . .
[8868]d LICOZY-5 to Listen
[8869]wn flat, ifa pitch
[8871]2. LICOZY=5 also reported that BAKULIN and his wife a.
[8872]left on.10 September with the daughters of KAZANTSEV, LOGTHOV
[8874]and DYAKONOY (confirmed by LICALLA’,
[8876]Francis
[8878]J, COIGNR
[8881]ne en mene aetna neers genre:
[8885]+ STAT remanent = aera + since intent epeieitne ae anes
[8887]“SUBJECT : Soviet Travel
[8891]SECRET
[8893]i
[8895]21 August 1968
[8896]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[8897]SOURCE =; LICOZY=5". .
[8899]"On 21 Avgust 1968 Subject xeported that he has made
[8901]. reservations for the following air travel trom Mexico to
[8903]the USSR for 10 September 1968:
[8905]_ a. Valentin and Vera BAKULIN (P6059). Source
[8906]does not know if this is PCS or TDY, me
[8908]The daughter of Valentin LOGINOV (P#11712),
[8910]b,
[8912]She is 16 yeard old and is returning to the USSR after
[8913]spending the summer with her parents,
[8915]‘Francis J. COIGNE
[8917]Files:
[8918]P=2712 Pe 6059 “/ peld712
[8922]SECRE
[8924]ON Se ERY AR AES ET
[8926]ee mre centenary wenn ere
[8930]SUBJECT: Julio PLATAS Urbina, born 10 Cctober 1941 in Xmpalne,
[8931]Sonora . a ; : : .
[8933]i, It has cong to our attention that Julio PLATAS Urbina,
[8935]An agent of the Soviet KGB, 19 presently living ‘in Bacobampo,
[8937]Sonora, PLATAS hag been known to us since 1961, when he was -in
[8938]contact with Aleksander BROVKIN, a KGR officer who was then.”
[8939]and etill is attached to th Soviet Bnbassy in oxico City as .
[8940]a Third Secretary. In 1965, PLATAS was in contact with Valentin
[8941]LOGINOV, a KGB officer vho 18 a Third Secretary and Consul of
[8943]the Soviet Eabassy in Mexico,
[8945]2, The exact nature of PLATAS's KGB assignnents is unknown
[8947]7 to us, but he is believed to be a courier, carrying both money ~:~ a
[8949]and drugs in behalf of the KGB. His courier duties are also
[8950]believed to have brought him in contact with the Communist Party
[8952]of Mexico, :
[8954]3. PLATAS is believed to have traveled considerably through«
[8955]out Latin America, and is known to have been in Argentina and .
[8956]Great Britain in 1967, According to our information, he has just
[8957]received a few assignment, a courier mission which may begin as
[8958]early az 1 August 1968, ,
[8960]4. We would appreciate receiving the results of your inter~
[8962]. Yogation of PLATS particularly since he ia alleged to have. . oo
[8963]knovledge of Soviet attempts to recruit personnel of the U.8, .
[8965]Babassy in Mexico, -
[8967]V.P.RIZZUTO:wgp (26 July 1968)
[8969]Orig + LITEMPO-3
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[8986]°F sehor. Vitentin- S. Le cid et miércoles por Yano
[8987]at ruins, jefe ce la secclon che, en lw embajada rusa.
[8989]Us reunion fae en honor
[8990]gu esposa Ale de.un grupo de amistades y
[8991]Laguinay, ofre- miembros del cuezpo consi
[8992]. @egania .recep- lar, del que el seficr Logue
[8994]Te wae se .
[8996]Valentin S.Laguinoy, Antonio Gertosimo y-Jirl Svest.,
[8998]Gonzalez) =. *
[9000]nay es sotto active e@ Inte
[9001]Brante de ja mesa directiva.
[9003]También para darte Js
[9005]de 15 afios, quien acaba de
[9007]t
[9009]“Una Recepcién de Valentin Logui..7
[9011]Biges ée te Primera Plana
[9014]llegar procedente de Rusia
[9015]para disfrutar de una tempo-
[9016]rada do vacaciones en nuet
[9017]tro pals.
[9019]El sefior Loguinov hizo la
[9021]presentacién de varios de los
[9022]artistas estrelies del Circo
[9023]Ruso, entre ellos al gran ma-
[9024]go Emi! Kio.
[9026]Se sirvid un exquisite em
[9028]big con platiilos Upiecs 4a.
[9030]la cocina Tusa. vinos inter
[9031]nacionalea y ¢@) imprezeindt
[9032]ble vodka.
[9034]_ Asistieron: ¢l licenctada
[9035]Luis Alba Cefudo y aefara,
[9036]Antonto Certaino y Ema
[9037]Sota de Certasiva, Francia
[9038]Rarrelet y sefiocs, David Wh
[9039]arty y¥ su gojusa Jane Jan
[9040]devowirs y ‘vu espasa Marts
[9041]DON Parachar, su capone
[9042]Keuaheutia @ Aijo Tarbts Jit
[9043]Rveviha y Anca, Marta Fon
[9045]i
[9047]i
[9048]i
[9052]SECCION Bo
[9056]an
[9058]Viornes 12 de Julio co ~
[9060]aeca a Jiménez, ingentere
[9061]Alfonso Sibaja y Holinida
[9062]Kusulnas de Sibaje: doctor
[9063]«Jaime Lournido y Candia, En-
[9064]rique Picard, Abelards Cur-
[9065]belo, Rafael Mirabal Fernin-
[9066]dez, Gustavo Diaz Vargas,
[9067]Liza Mabelberg, Guillermo
[9068]Galesio y muchas otras per-
[9072]; \¢ ; 8 JuLy 1968,
[9074]I ran‘traces on the people mentioned in the”.
[9075]LITEM) report attached. - Unly identifiable
[9076]traces vere on Higinto GOMEZ Je.) . ‘These
[9078]are attached.
[9080]SB/BEANBALL
[9082]PO aaNet etn, ms fa nek
[9084]came Vt eid siemens eit net see inate sen arate tapas
[9086]Sources 3s
[9088]Néxfoo, BeP
[9089]2 July, 1968
[9093]Re: CALLE NEBRASKA 160
[9095]Date: 2 July, 1968 | | - ,
[9097]‘Refe: Station request, 25 June, last,
[9099]Attaohed, for our retention, {3s
[9101]of the Apt. bldg. at captiored adéress,—
[9103]- - re Mavehawd
[9104]ce P 378
[9105]ee. D-b-Y Hy
[9107]- OROBAGIGN DL INT ONOS oAI VIVIGD EX EL Eulv1@ No. 160 DE 2 1aAS CALLES DE
[9110]of -
[9111]_ a ; _ —
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[9113]. Chin elda Vid cath Re 1Taca A LA D, SPERSA: KACT CAL DONDE «
[9114]US MY comoope, TIEN" UN AUTCUOVLL PACKAQO VIEJO.
[9116]DErTO. No. 2,.° be BO Hay’ Quien DE DATOS.
[9118]41 ~
[9119]LRRAVEN SU HARLDO TIENE POCO DE HABER MJERTO Y ViVE
[9120]c i ‘A OCUPACION NI VENIGILD.
[9122]DEFTO « Now 3.4 Sik
[9124]DEPTC. Nos 4. ING. Gt TRABAJA SN LA COMISION= =
[9125]un Teno om KM. 33 DE LA CARRETERA =?
[9127]MEXICO TOLUCS, TI: ME UN ‘UTOMOVIL JAGUAR -PLAGAS 691-EU Y=. |
[9129]UN VALIANT YOBELG 1965 PLACAS 690-EU. So! :
[9131]DEPTO, No. 5 em Sie RAPAEL m«, NO NAY QUIEN DE DATOS DE EL.
[9133]DEYTO, No. 6.-_LIC. A: sunt an 0S Cor 1a be — INE SU DSSPACHO-EN AVE. 16-
[9134]Di Seb litias Moe /0°4U ya QOMOVIL PLYMCUTH x mod
[9136]1966. y faxa Lidcla ttiched
[9138]4 ‘DUPTO. Nos 7e- HEGUITO GORE SERRANO DUEHO DI 1A Gas D TUBLICIDAD FOUM
[9139]een ihe ESTUSA NO OAs LA DIRECCION Y NO AVARECE EN EL DI
[9140]TELEFONICO TIEKE UN AUTOMOVIL MASCA PACKARD NODe
[9141]1956. AT: :
[9142]Gaanuee — 2 Dever
[9143]D:PTO, Nos Be~ JOSE Vi, MALEY GERENTE: DF VENTAS DE LA CIA.
[9145]SUESTUSA A DIRECCION Y TANTOCO APAKECE EN EL bie
[9147]RECTORIO TELEFONECO TIiz 3. UN AUTCMOVIL FORD 200.
[9149]kt La
[9151]JOG
[9153]SEINOSA,
[9155]Ene Leet TED TOT. To, Ue
[9157]-DEPTO. No. 9.= SRAg MARSHAM ES MASAJISTA A DOMICILIO NO TIENE awraiovtLe
[9158]SS eae ar hese; 4 Bole: Hand oo
[9160]* he \he Re 1968.
[9165]ert
[9167]GOMEZ, HIGINIO (Spaniara)
[9169]420-26
[9172]Te ete
[9174]GOMEZ, Higinio (Jr.)
[9176]E oo, :
[9177]mployed by the Weyerhauser Paper
[9178]Company in Mexico
[9180]toe
[9182]we
[9185]|
[9186]|
[9188]|
[9190]CARDED
[9192]: Meniscripts of “General” Merton SLOTS
[9193]| fweviously unkrova to Be but vhone enliens
[9194]thet he is employed dy the Weyerhouser
[9195]- stated thet he bad found the bag containing the mmscripts fa-;" -
[9196]“tho elevates of the office building in which he vorks, at
[9197]. they oacht Inalintely to be brought to the Bubassye
[9199]_ the aithar as Morton Slone, end one of these shoved his _
[9200]“e@irecs to ke "General" Horton Siono, c/o Iie. Je Edgar Hoovers |
[9202]The, Consul Gonsral
[9204]C/P20 =~ %. Frank Crigler
[9206]Just after $100 FM last Friday, Sr Mt nie Gboee drs,
[9207]vidcates
[9209]: Paper Company herts *., ©
[9210]Urett to the Protection ant Velfar Office a blue canvas . A) f,
[9211]ter containing two book-Longth mamséripts. See Gémz Us vs
[9213]Reforus Bo. 308, opposite the Enbacsy. Fo said that he was
[9214]ienessnt as to the identity of their author, a8 well as who
[9215]it micht have been who hed left thes in the elevate. He
[9217]head exentred thea briefly,’ be said, and thon decided that <1 os:
[9219],
[9221]She eerdtboard cover sheets of both mamecrirts identified
[9223]Gitet of the F.B.I., Fae Ave. at Oth Streot, Howe, Washington,
[9224]D.C. Tha books were extitled "Swords along the Shore,” and 3:7
[9225]"xocoton = Folklore of the Incas." .A cursary exnnination of a
[9226]the former revealed a clunsy hnte thens, charging sinority .° ah eS _ ; :
[9227]grevzs in the United States with selling ait to the commnirts. ‘ Oca ;o
[9228]The. letter was. appareutly @ fouantie treatment in govel. fora iio. ane . | .
[9229]. a 1
[9230]i N a] re Saath. Laity i
[9232]of Pizarro's conquest of Porus
[9233]. : cy — tae Py cigs. : .
[9234]f (ped Woo
[9236]_ ‘AS yoa. are vere, “the momacripts vere delivered to you
[9237]on the sane day for storage and subsequent dispositions
[9239]C/raorrigler/rk
[9241]a we cle ee ee ermetey ST
[9244]David N. Wiesley, consul
[9245]general honorario de la em-
[9246]bajada de Islandia y su espo-
[9247]sa, Gene Galt de Wiealéey
[9248]ofrecieron una recepcién el
[9249]lunes Ultimo, en Ja residen-
[9250]cla del consulada. con moti-
[9251]Vode aniversario nimere 24
[9253]+ ‘de la independencia de ese
[9254]+ pats... Islandia se constituyé
[9256]en republica el afo de 1944,
[9257]dejando de ser posesién de
[9259]-Dinamsrca.a a que habia
[9261]pertenecido desde 1397,
[9263]_ Los. invitados ¢5a noche
[9264]fueron ef licenciado Eigit
[9265]NyYegaard, embajadcrdeNo-
[9266]ruega y seflora; Jans von
[9268]‘Haffner, embajados de Di-
[9270]namarca y sefiora; Tord Go-
[9271]ransson, embajador de Sue
[9272]cia, y sefiora; Joaquin Her-
[9274]nandez Armas, embajador
[9275]de Cuba, y seflora: Valentin
[9276]S. Loguinov y séfiera: Bok
[9277]Hyung Lee y sefiora, Marta
[9278]Fonseca Guardia dé Jimenez
[9279]‘Rafael Mirabal Fernindez y
[9280]sefiora, Thomas Te-Ken Kao
[9281]¥ sora. :
[9282]‘1: Con ei anfltrién, sefiar
[9283]David Wiesley, tercero a IA
[9284]f2quierda, Bok’ Hyung Lee,
[9285]L.P. Vourvoulias Jirl Svest-
[9286]ka y Antonio Certosims,
[9287]2: Minalini Sarabhai, Rabis-
[9289]Granath Parashar y Ninn"
[9292]y Zeii Rafelson. 4: Noland
[9293]B. Feison y Nils Oskar Dietz,
[9294]1* Ex este grupo Vélennn
[9295]Loguiaov, Betty Wiesley,
[9296]Yuri Charnish y Alexandra
[9297]. {de Loguinov. .
[9299]Sees eoerdsauvoene
[9301]ok 2a
[9304]“meas
[9307]| : oo 25 June 1968
[9309]1 SUBJECT: Nebraska 160
[9311]| 4 Fleas Five this address to Hike: and ask Min fo gst us the name of the.
[9312]. ‘tenants in this billding and where they wrt, . It's an apartaedt bailding,
[9315]14-0000
[9317]Wo _
[9319], ee Pome tome ee 2 _ - =
[9320]> oop 38 / st .
[9321]ee | a eo de
[9322]ame f. a . JE . : —_ *
[9323]mild ae rich sofa! | Tel
[9324]“CONTACT REPORT = ==" -
[9325]“SURJECT: _ pesaper (—3777 -
[9326]DATE OF MrEtING: 3 June 1968-
[9328]Le ‘x met: Sub Jeet in his room at the Del Paseo from 1430 to o Ly
[9330]16s... The next: meeting wi be arranged ‘by telephone.
[9332]7 : [ he Nok hearing from LOGINOV after their telephone.
[9334]aa ‘conversatio ‘on 10. ‘My, Subject ‘called him on 30 or 31 Maye -
[9335]Subject told LOGINOV, he couldn't remember who was supposed to
[9337]call whom about setting a date ‘for the LOGINOVS! visit to .
[9338]Subject's home, and he just wanted to check to see that they
[9340]hadn't gotten their signal crossed, LOGINOV said that it wasn't,
[9342]that he was waiting for Subject to call, but simply that a free
[9343]date chadntt opened up yet. | ‘ LOGINOV said that it didn't look as
[9344]though he. “was going to be able ‘to get to “‘Subject''s hone for
[9345]. the next couple of weeks, but. that: he pé definitely wanted to
[9346]take Subject up on his’ invitation | ahd would call him just as
[9347]soon ‘as he definitely knew he. would have a free Saturday | or Sunday —
[9349]when he could comes . Loe .
[9350]; . 3 I instructed Sub Ject to “Jeave. the. initiative for the next.
[9352]contact to LOGINOY. . . :
[9353], he. Pedro” DAMA,” DALMA ‘ts the general manager of "MEXAMA®
[9354]The firm deals in citric acid. To the best-of
[9356]in Cuernavaca.’
[9357]Subject?s knowledge, DALMA was ‘born in ‘Hungary and came to
[9359]fexico about 10 or 15 years ago. He is a member of thé
[9361]- “Industrial Club” in Cuernavaca, and Subject occasionally meets
[9369]‘Secretary of Agriculture (under LOPEZ ‘Nateos) and currently ‘the
[9371]him there, Sudject said that DAIMA. hag tried to be friendly
[9373]_ With him for” several years and has many times inyited Sub ject and
[9374]his wife to his: home. Subject said he has never liked DALMA,
[9375]“however, and has always ‘found-a wav out of the invitations.
[9376]‘One reason he didn't like DALMA » Sib Jest paid, was that he ahays
[9377]seemed to have something good. ‘to. -say about Communist. “Hungary. a
[9379]"About ‘nine months a) aR0, DALMA tock a. trip to ‘Hungary, and whenever _
[9381]Subject has. seen him since. then, he has: made @ point of telling .
[9382]Subject how ‘good: conditions: are. an Huneary and how happy everyone |
[9383]is there, Subject said he ‘thought we ‘should therefore have the
[9384]felléw's name in our files. -
[9386]5 BESABER'S: PERSONAL LIFE. In late © Mareh, Sub ject told me
[9388]abort a woman’ he: had” ‘met on a business “trip to New York earlier
[9390]_ in the ‘months Her name: is Velia SANCHEZ Belmont, Mexican citizen,
[9392]‘age approximately 33. Subject happened to oft next to her on the,
[9393]flight to New York, struck up a conversation, and ultimately
[9394]“spent a few fights: with her in New York...
[9396]6 Subject’ told‘ me. that Velia vas once married to an .
[9398]American singer, but had been. divorced and subsequently become. Le .
[9401]* the mistress of Julian RODRIGUEZ ‘Adame, a former. Mexican -
[9403]President of the International Cotton Association. Subject said
[9404]that through RODRIGUEZ Adame, Velia had: gotten to know many of |
[9406]the top people: in the PRI. and had decone. particularly friendly with
[9407]the wife of Alfonso MARTINEZ Dominzuez, the new head. of the ;
[9409]PRI. Subject said that Velia had. become fairly wealthy as the
[9411]result of her influential contacts and now owned an apartment
[9415]a Me
[9417]“in New York City, a house’ in Mexice City, and a second ‘house
[9418]in Acapulco, where she also had a sizable piece of undeveloped.
[9419]Subject. described Telia as both. extremely intelligent
[9421]und. e
[9422]. and a. tremendous sexual partner, and speculated that because of
[9424]Se teen tos
[9426]able to provide some interesting information on the Mexicna
[9428]political -seenes, Cee . ; : .
[9429]Ts Z. was in Aeaputes on 1 6 ait 9 7 kort. and at Subject! a.
[9430]L with. him and Vetta
[9433]f a
[9437]VALE a tanetnes aensenahetete ©,
[9438]oy a
[9440]invitation ape Pee: : iprd
[9441]on: the deach at the Pierre Marques Hotel. ; ‘Subject introduced me
[9443]: the. opportunity . to TAU with Velia at intervals throughout. the:
[9444]afternoon, As Subject told ey she is attr ive, well-built,
[9445]intelligent, polished; very sharp, and. evidently very shrewd.
[9447]. She also speaks very good Englishs She told me: she had just
[9449]; g  peturned two. days ano. froma shopping trip. to New York with the
[9451]*. wife of MARTINEZ Domingues. Shé. paid the -seflora is really just:
[9452]a country. woman and had asked her to go with her to lew York to
[9453]help her pick out. a new. wardrobe,. whieh she needed for her new.
[9455]“pole as the wife of the leader of ‘the PRI, We later drove to
[9456]Viliats house for a drink, and from its ‘size and location
[9458]. ‘(overlooking the bay between the. socalo. and the Caleta Hotel, At,
[9460]would, indeed appear she. ‘had. a eonsiderabile anount of moneys on
[9462]i] _ , ' had gotten out of hand, as she ws. extremely demanding and
[9463]possessive and wanted him to divorce his wife and marry her.
[9465]The problem, Subject said, was that he felt. just. strongly enourh
[9467]her excellent political contacts, she might from time to tine be
[9469]“. : {by phony nama) as a business contact from the States, and I had
[9471]&. On. 3 ‘Jurie, Sub ject told me. that his romance with Velia aL. .
[9473][4-D0000
[9474]b
[9476]“Ss
[9478]about her that he couldn't just dismiss. the idea. Moreover, his
[9479]wife had learned about Velia, an2 zlehough she YAS acevetoned to
[9481]Subjects “philandért ne, she. recogni F
[9482]different fron Subject''s other girl friends and: was 5 extremely. .
[9484]upset. ‘Subject. asked ny ‘pinion and advice, and for what it 7
[9485]was Worthy I ‘told hin z. thought te. was crazy to even | think of
[9487]- ek imed to “stall love. and who was tolerant to the ‘point that
[9488]Subject: was able to have both her and all the. routine extra~ -
[9489]_ curricular activity he wanted at the same time, I pointed out
[9491]that this certainly wouldn't be, the case with Vella, who would
[9492]‘probably poison him if he even looked at, ano ther: woman. After. _
[9494]batting this around for some time, Subject finally said he
[9495]"agreed with me and that if he couldn't simply keep Vella on ;
[9496]the’ string, he'd have no choice but to, drop hei. ; ‘This is
[9497]hardly to. sayy however, that this is. what Subject wilt do, and.
[9499]I suspect ve “iia will continue to. Aisrupt. Subject's personal life
[9505]» for. | some tine to coite. rn : : ; ts
[9506]9. As° for: our pésatbie. use of Velia--and she does seen. to _
[9508]a"
[9510]ie.
[9512]fave. the eredentials to be ‘one of the great ‘fein le aples--there .
[9514]4g.
[9515], Sy. : are elearly two: considerations which should be. -mentioried. First,
[9516]S i . any attempt. to use Subject. in her. exploitation: (at. least at this ;
[9517]a _ point) would further complicate: his Telations with her. and’ me
[9518]i presumably further disrupt his: personal ¥ ee Bécond, ‘based on: :
[9519]a oe what I know about her fron Subject and from personal contact, I
[9521]am afraid that it we dia’ succeed in recruiting her for whatever
[9525]aoe we fee Teg ee een women ott see wet te
[9527]purpose, we would ‘sooner or’ later find that we had a genuine
[9529]- Mexican tigra by the tail.
[9531]Sp eS ete
[9533]if fF ; Ve. a . . ~,. :
[9534]Pon : LES. 2 . : : :
[9535]a 7 . S Set - f v a cel : : . , . ~ '
[9537]jig. eeNTACT fePonn 2 | | .,
[9538]2 sunsesTs” © LYOVAL-2 Pe 590 _
[9540]DATE 3 ts ESTING: 3. Nay. 1968 ; \
[9542]coe i. corshe and. I net. with Subject ‘at the: airy Queen on
[9544]ce “Sal Antonio. from 1600 to 1635 Hours. ‘subject will cal if™
[9545]thing of. interest develop ‘during ¢ CorGKE's hone. leaves and:
[9547]IT wilt weet hin at the Dairy Queen: at. ‘the time specified over
[9549]“the phone. = -- ; a i | poi Te
[9550]2. Subject said he had a ood friend by the name of Donald
[9551]BREGGS who was planning to visit him in’ Mexico for about three
[9553]. weeks. dieg gaaning the first or second wesk ‘of. June. ‘BRIGGS; me
[9555]: according to Subject, ‘teaches Spanish at Florida State and
[9556]. |
[9558]“Speake sore ‘Russian, | subject said he. nent oned BRIGGSS upcoming
[9559]. visit and the fact BRIGGS knows some Russian to VIDIELLA
[9561]at class on 27 Kay. - “vivibiti. perked up’ Att is “aiid stignested” :
[9562]that he, Subject, BRIGGS : and his (IDTELLA* 5} good friend
[9563]: Valentin (LOGINGY}=-as “a group ‘of! usstan spedkersesall get ,
[9564]“torether for an evening « VIDIELIA: suggested that they ge to.
[9565]"his Prendh girl friend's apartment ‘and. have a blast Fenlete
[9567]with girls and booze. VIDIELIA then asked if: ‘Sub ject thought. ;
[9569]BRIGGS would: mind ig a Soviet Erba asy official came alongs
[9570]bject said he was sue: BRIGGS souldnte mind, and they agreed: a B:
[9572]"te mike definite plans ata later date. fo ; es
[9573]toa Sos . =
[9574]+ 4 . 3. subject said that VIDIELLA mentioned that hia mother [oe
[9576]| hye taught Snanish “ Valentin in Housow,.
[9578]: » cer jive ‘SCH rani.
[9579]Hk ~ | Pa Ui 100 SDE
[9581]oa,
[9586]14-0000
[9588]a
[9590]TOT a ere einen cra ane pe tegenemat tains
[9592]of interest lisced in the official program of the visit. ; . a
[9594]. : in
[9596]NEMORANDU:: FOR: The Record
[9598]‘Chiei, SB . ; : : .
[9599]Caief of St atioa a . Sot ; Sy
[9601]“1
[9602]ms
[9603]a
[9606]SUBJECT. > Consular Corps Vis it to Gtadalajara, 177and_ ;
[9607]Ss 2 AS May 1968-7 - Ce
[9611]‘ . aBtioned in. :
[9612]Vewaenun. Iv must bes said, howeve ast one other: - a,
[9613]vepvescutative oz the Veracruz coasuls Association (a Guate-
[9614]malan or Doninican) also traveled wi h. the group. Travel to
[9615]and trom Guadalajara was by train, giving ample Opportunity .
[9616]for a variety of conversations. The undersigned also found: :
[9617]hinsell seated on several occasions next t6 che Soviets and
[9619]the Cubans, with whom he also conversaéd while. visiting poiats
[9621]ae al
[9622]tor
[9625]2. _CICAR 8D cervainly made an effort to bé as sociable as
[9626]possisle in his -Aealings wits the uncersigned, By the end.
[9627]cf the visit, as a matter or “aes, and in spite of several
[9628]rethes pointed ‘ciscussions, CTeakD appeared to. have become
[9630]tae undersienéd's =ood friené, walkins about with his arm ”
[9631]around *he wncers s shoulder & calling hiz by his first 1
[9632]nee undersigned found Cres “far wore reasonable’ than ‘$
[9634]an
[9635]that he could Have a
[9636]out CICARD'’s showing . !
[9637]t since on several - . :
[9638]ts Taugh at the expense +
[9639]et ai visit to the Guadalajara
[9640]to the cathedral th
[9641]-CICARD said -
[9642]iat ted out that.
[9644]ortong splendidl
[9646]acue, SALAZAR, and he ic
[9647]Giscession wit “
[9649]- This was
[9650]rstancd mace
[9652]Lon 3. le on an:oz
[9653]al, dna: receiving YOOn adjadcc
[9654]PE IEROE askOd CECL2D what bis Yr
[9655]SRist. Tho -unders
[9656]ist country,
[9662]P-tthI2
[9665]Lo. . Lo SS yee - oe ese
[9668]: . . , yO
[9671]x ‘
[9675]t — moon
[9677]a SEtCR 2%
[9679]a .
[9681]i -2- Loe une ee
[9685]ago some distinction.” ©
[9686]to the Past in Havana by lighting | -
[9687]sovernment expense. CICARD-readily admitted
[9688]r ny “good Communists" in Cuba whe were also————
[9689]_ “5908 Catholics , even, hé. soid, anoag people fairly high up in
[9690]= he governient.. He, CLCARD,. was, a dedicated revolutionary,.
[9691]: however, iid not give any part of his doyaity to the regime. —
[9692]to any type of religion. CICARD went onto. emphasize thats.
[9693]the ciose CASTRO relations with the Vatican were a demonstra- | _ 7
[9694]tion of the dexocratic nature of Fidel's regime. . On several: . roa.
[9695]instances the undersigned joked -aboltt Raul CASTRO's recent om os
[9696]spe ch which brought about the nationalization of every last
[9697]al enterprise and further ration in Cuba of such things ©
[9699]beer and Soft. @erinks. On one oces So told CICAK
[9700]i oi try Was: AC tus
[9702]2
[9704]t
[9706]SEE RMN SSita teeta s yee RID
[9710]Vat hen Sebel
[9712]pe economicall.
[9713]@ the Ch 7
[9714]Situation of his~
[9715]curréney reserves —
[9716]in part to the
[9717]to the efforts.
[9718]been made by the government to buy as much
[9719]macs inery. as ossible to go on with its plan. of. industrial
[9720]expansion. han the undersigned manitoned shortages of meat,
[9721]Fruit, et cetera, CICARD readily a tted these were being
[9722]sold to puxy¢hase badly needed equipment, As far asthe sugar
[9723]. Crop was concerned, he also adnitted that the one of this : :
[9724]“Year vould. not much that of last year, but he would not agree
[9725]_ that it wo ke. not go over 5,000,000 tons.. He and his colleague,
[9726]Nowever, repeated time and again that they were convinced, as es
[9727]Pidel has prozised. them, that by 1970 Cuba would have.a _
[9728]. 10,600,000 ton harvest of sugar. As a natter of fact, the
[9729]woe gate. 1970 came ap in the conversation about other matters, ~~
[9730]chat date-were that froz which Cuba would iave no more
[9731]oblezs. Someone in the group mentionece to CICARD
[9732]had: been sumors in the press of rapprochement :
[9733]: Cuba asd. the United States.. CICARD said he. did not ©.
[9734]use, he said, relations between. the tio countries
[9735]eat "very bad." T ndersigued, jokingly. asked
[9736]t Cyrus RATON' s visit ar..the purpose of it. All
[9737]-CICAND we alal | syow t EATON Aad a meoting with Fidel
[9738]hotozrabhs| j SRO appeared in the local news- —- oa
[9739]i the trip, CICARD rather - ;
[9741]io
[9743]25 if.
[9747]Bom ERP SAGER TT, “ORR
[9751]SBe R57)
[9753]RR re FA EE at EY OTR ES ET a
[9760]Ay te!
[9762]on:
[9764]be : .
[9765]‘. lly pointed out that up to Ministry (4 7° .
[9766]r : aud clained to- ing about ‘it. Oa the, A
[9767]a Mexico City CICARD Srocched che copie of the.
[9768]. i S$ Who kad koon arrested by the Mexican. .
[9769]t. ey, Weta asonz to boars! the plane for Cuba and l
[9770]~ z.. ti ited States. he undersigned: kept a H
[9772]ovghour this). ana told hin he New nothing. ‘.
[9773]CICARD protested that news of the arrests and .
[9774]nm RAa reached the press. The undersigned told him’). ”
[9775]he kad seen nothing of th CICARD then went on -
[9776]lucidgont oa the Eabassy, which, he said, |
[9777]arrests and de; n. The undersigned \
[9778]hat the Embassy had other things to do than to “|
[9780]4
[9786]fo with, according to CICARD's own description,
[9787]students. This was, in any case, a Mexican
[9788]it was not surprising that the people were arrested!
[9789]> &S the Mexicans hac arrested and ccported many
[9790]ks of all ‘nationalit ies. Buring e rather heated
[9791]vrevious night in whieh Yuriy 5. CHERNYSH and ~
[9792]XA were also present, CICARD boasted that Pacrto ‘
[9793]a soon find its freedom, The ‘undersigned really :
[9794]on him and blandly tola him that the United States ‘
[9795]seferendum in Puerto RASO, daring which it had’ .
[9796]ehooe ox independence, i but the Puerto Ricans—
[9797]maintain the status wh: they now enjoy with
[9799]*,
[9801]te He also told TOARD that the two or three
[9805]o
[9806]Ms
[9809]@ blown.up on the island in receat months and
[9810]the work of the Cubans were probably one of the:
[9811]of stupidity that the regime had committed,
[9813]ed “went en nee Piast. CLCARD fa front of his
[9815]&gg.ession pursued by
[9817]ha advice of the Soviets:
[9819]d he could not imagine
[9821]chp ct
[9823]2
[9825]gee gus
[9827]AO ¢
[9829]a
[9830]33
[9832]bt
[9835]other soseten c Communis Ee
[9837]hoy Cuba coule continue with “such rogram after the. rout
[9838]<= suxfered in Bolivin ay : SH and SVESTKA,
[9839]2 i nf to this, remained silent curing this exchange.
[9840]Sarcastic laugh, said thazt Solivia and Peru
[9842], but what about Colozbia, | Venezuela, and
[9844]: @ undersigned told hin that these so-called
[9846]“2 pevekuti moverents had badly suffered in the last few
[9848]months. The control thé Cubans clained to exercise over. these
[9850]i mov: tS was also doubtful, as sone of these noverents had
[9851]£ openly eriticized the Cubans. The prcvious day during a visit
[9853]SEC
[9859]itsenne aay op ate ga ok BA ees
[9863]pee elt 2k np ate te ieee Rtonarierene ot noeeistnend tt a csbanet et a on we “ “
[9864]. seamed tte eet Ne mee ACO Ad LINNEA ECR CN nn Cam een Se Nepitymare I
[9865]. . . . ‘ :
[9867]to the Center for International Friendship in Guadalajara,
[9868]CICARD also bonstéd of the moval sity for che Cubans to
[9869]help free Latin Americans from the drudge of misery and ote
[9870]ooneession. When the tndereigned Johircly asked-wnether this
[9871]Mexteo, CICARD said that tue Cebhns had to watch, |
[9872]yin that countvy and wowld do nothing there. The
[9874]-undovsdgaed,: by way of conclusion, warned. him that, any effort
[9876]in Mexico was doomed, as the Cubans-Would get nowhere in’ that
[9877]country even if they tried. At anotnor point of the visit -.--
[9878]both CICARD and SALAZAR denied vehemently that.Cuba had a
[9879]surcvezted any opposition movement in Moxico-or that it had
[9880]pacxed guerrilla movements in Guerrero and elsewhere. Both
[9882]. CICARD and SALAZAR several times joked‘in the presence of
[9883]their Soviet friends that any Amevican aggression against Cuba —
[9884]would probably sean Russian rveprisais against the United States,
[9886]but that Cuba in any case was ready for any alternative.
[9887]While at the Hilton Hotel, where the group stayed in’ Guada-
[9889].  Rajava, the undersigned, who ‘was looking out a window over=
[9890]_ looking the garden in the badk of the hotel where the pool is,
[9892]spotted CICARD, SALAZAR, and 'CUERNYSH late on the evening of.
[9893]18 May, just prioz to leaving for the railroad station,
[9894]engaged in an animated conversation. While CICARD looked
[9895]over his shoulder, SALAZAR scribbled something on the paper. .
[9896]which. ne handed CHERNYSH. The same day, about half an hour
[9897]before going to: the Station, Reynaldo CEPEDA Hernandez and
[9898]nis.wife arrived at the Hilton, where they were eventually
[9900]_ “Phe undersigned later asked GICARD.what,CEPEDA was doing there
[9901]since he was not part of the lgroup and since the Cubans. have
[9902]no consulate in Guadalajara. | With a broad smile CICARD said
[9904]he was on "vacation." At one point of thé visit, the bus
[9905]used by the group left without the undersigned, the Cubans, |
[9907]and the representative of Ecuader and his wife. It was agréed. —
[9908]‘to proceed to the banguet whilch was to be held at Chapala,
[9910]locate the bus in the city. {The bus was not located, and the
[9912]some 5° kilometers away, by ‘ihe be the taxi could not first
[9913]little group proceeded to Chapala, where to thé undersigned's
[9915]-anazenent CICARD paid for the} entire taxi trip and refused
[9917]money from the cthers. — {
[9919]3. -Uiro SALAZAR is undoubtedly -one of the nost uncouth,
[9921]vulgar, and all-around uneducated men the undersigned has
[9925]: every met. <A light mulatto, SALAZAR speaks with such a heavy
[9928]SECRET
[9930]introduced to the undersigned by CIcARD as “our First Secretary."
[9935]Sheree mmeee nt map iememeemmr ta ae eter nee renee ae eein pa
[9937]‘said about, a million.
[9939]“member
[9941]vortype accent that inzoss {oie ro understand
[9942]. AS A matter of EANYSH told:
[9943]nadersigned that %
[9944]setter than they ¢
[9946]2
[9948]¢ every Seoeiuie & komoat ho could
[9949]ze in somé Coniitnist provaganda SALAZAR theev ins
[9950]ROise tirade; whovhee Lt. Was: relovant to tae conversation
[9951]ane the nomoat. or not. he ‘tried to embarivass the wife of the
[9952]Souch -Xorean represen ative whe, was with the group by. asking.
[9953]Bor whether every Korean woman kad v wart over her Lip’ as.
[9955]she did. Fortuiately, the wife of the Koreaa representative
[9956]speaks very little Spanish and harely any rish, and the
[9957]undersigned just would not translate. He also. ia her presence,
[9958]Lranched into a tirade about South Korea, whica the unde orsigne
[9959]euc off by telling Ida. that he did not know what he was talking
[9960]abows and that North Korea was the bottom of the varrel as
[9962]far us nations were cencerned. SALAZAR said. that in Veracruz
[9964]ty
[9966]StF G
[9968]the Americans avoided him, but that this was all right with
[9970]him Since-he had no business with them. He boasted that he
[9971]was at the battle of the Bay of: Pigs, which, he said, wag one
[9972]of the most tremendous battles of modern. times. Since the ..
[9973]Russians were listening to this ¢he undersigned turned towards
[9974]them aud. askad how ny men had. died in Stalingrad. LOGINOV
[9976]nd a.halg. The undersi ignued then turned
[9977]to SALAZAR to say that if a thousand men had Seen hurt at the
[9978]Bay of Pies he would be very surpris sed. Both SALAZAR and
[9979]CICARD on- several occasions blasted Cubaa exiles in the United
[9980]States, saying. that they wore nen without honor and social
[9981]respcusibility who were afraid to work. The undersigned.
[9982]maintained that on the contrary) the. exiles, who arr ved without
[9983]a dime, had given a very good acco ving of themselves in the
[9984]work departinciit, as most of theh had s tarted new and successful
[9985]co .oreial enterprises in the ited States. SALAZAR and
[9986]CicanD said this might be so, but that in ary case they ‘had
[9988]no courage, as if they did not. agree With the CA TRO regime
[9989]they should be in Cuba fighting it. SALAZAR has the manners
[9991]of an arrogant dog whistles: at ithe table during Ginner, uses”
[9992]ovscene jangusge ia front of. ladies, and, as. painted out above,
[9993]never fails +o give out. with, 5tvong. “patria o muerte” music.
[9994]Daring the banquet at Chapala on 135 May SALAZAR, who had come
[9995]with an “expensive Camera as: did :CICA took aietures of each
[9996]id the group so- obviously. ut orsiznod walked
[9997]nSxeG him if hej id not want signature as
[9998]ithe Soviets  ~o overheard
[10000]up to
[10001]well, to the great amusenent |
[10003]rod
[10006]14-0000
[10008]| \ye
[10012]z % i
[10013]é ter, H
[10015]a q 7
[10016]: ; ‘ thist:: LIREXO-1, ‘ineidentally, has pointed out in his reports
[10017]2 That SALAZAR is extremely active in Veracrus and that he has
[10018]3 : the vay of someone importnit in the city council as well as
[10019]a ‘ochexs. The general commanding the area, who is 9 source of . Oo
[10020]. . LYRSNO-1; has been looking for 2 chunce to have SALAZAR. a .
[10021]_ depowtec, Tais, Section will sec what it can do to oblige him: oF
[10023]4. ‘Trere was 20 doubt. fron LOS INOV's' statements to. the
[10024]undersigned that the Soviét had made at least some mental -
[10025]“. notes before he went on the trip clout subjects he should | : 8
[10026]raise with the undersigned. Vietnam, of course, was profusely a
[10027]discussed, but LOGINXNOV also wanted to know about the state of a
[10028]the ciection campaigns in the United States and about the ~ fe
[10029]March of the Poor on Washington. One afternoon that LOGINOV _
[10030]was with CUERNYSH, the undersigned told him that he could not
[10031]imagine how the Soviets could. favor the candidacy of Bobby ‘
[10032]_ . KE an aristocrat and millionnaire who had nover worked .
[10033]with iis hands and was liberally -spending the family fortune ue
[10034]to influence people's minds, when ° “wt HUMPHREY, for example, am
[10035]was far more to the left in the An an political spectrum
[10037]and obviously had the support of the labor unions. No matter :
[10038]What. the undersigned said, the Soviets found something good M.
[10040]to say dbout KENNEDY, who appears to be the candidate the
[10042]. ' Soviet Union would most like to see as the next President.
[10044]-. The two Soviets laughingly remarked that the undersigned's
[10045]apparent dislike for KENNEDY might. one day cost him his job. ~
[10046]The undersigned said that fortu aatery the American Government
[10047]was not at. the mercy of the prevailing winds as were the it 1
[10048]governments of “6ther countries."" The manner in which. LOGINOV . : Le
[10050]7 .went about collecting iis ‘Enformation" was interesting and
[10051]auusing. For example, on’ the way to Guadalajara, waen the .
[10052]undersigied and LOGINOV were alone in the corridor of their
[10053]eGach, LOGINOV mentioned” the armistice negotiations in Vietnam.
[10054]The undersigned, as he has doe many tines in the past,
[10055]emphasized that this opportunity to find an adequate peace should
[10056]not be. thrown away, as a packdown in negotiations might increase
[10058]the tempo of the war.to the point where 2 much larger conflict. | «
[10060]could vesulit. LOGINOV agr reed that no one, including’ his‘
[10062]country, wanted such a2 conflict and indeed a maxinun effort
[10064]‘sneuld be made to find peice in Viethan.' The undersigned |
[10065]veiterated that much depended on the Soviets, as the latter
[10066]obvisualy had sone influence over the Jorth Vietnamese Govern-:
[10067]ment. He thea Said that peace was possible providing that af
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[10109]tons were met. . At that point somcone came. by
[10110]and i tne coaversation for a good <wo or thre
[10111]nl nutes. Rather than renew tho argument he could see LOGINOV -
[10112]wantegs te dovelep, the undévsigued started to talk about the
[10113]cattle in the fields, Moxican agviculture, et cetera. _ EOGINOV
[10114]listened to this for one or two minutes and thea reminded: |
[10115]the Judexsigued he had ssid something about conditions for
[10116]the armistice. The wader sagned said that the primary condition.
[10117]for peace was for North Vietnam to pull Gut all of its troops
[10118]from South Vietnam. Before he could mention the second
[10119]ganditio scone again interPupted the convorsation, handed. a
[10120]the undersigned and LOGINOV drinks, and remained for a good
[10122]two main consst
[10123]preted
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[10127]- five ninetes. After his dépurture, the undersigned again
[10129]talked about something else, but. again LOGINUV, after one or
[10130]two minutes, doggedly went back to the otiginal discussion ©
[10131]and. wanted toa know what the second condition was. The under--
[10132]Signed then told him that. this condition. was that really free
[10133]Glecticns be held in South Vietnam, About half an hour: later,
[10134]“LOGINGV opened up on the March of the Poor, whereupon the —
[10136]undersigned referred him to a recent article in the U,S. News
[10138]and Worle Revort listing the salaries of various workers. in
[10140]"the United States, aie shown for example, ate listed as
[10142]making $7.50 an hour. In short, the undersigned pointed out,
[10143]to bo really poor in the Unit ed. St ates takes a lot of doing, .
[10144]ov vathest, s iack of doing, -EHe said he wished the United
[10146]States ceuld do-as the Soviets do and send people without a
[10148]-Gasire to work om thea will to assume responsibility to re-
[10150]education carps: in Siberia and elsewhere, LOGINOV confirmed,
[10151]iy t, that that was what the Soviet government was doing.
[10152]“LOGINSV also touched upon the seatch for the assassin of
[10153]Martin Luther KING, whereupon the undersigned tdld hia that
[10155]pete
[10157]the United States lacked the reginontation of. the Soviet Union
[10159]and the heavy state controls aver the popu lation so that #t:
[10160]was difficwl: at times to find a man in that nation of more
[10161]than 200,609,600 pedple. in one of two days.’ He also told
[10162]“LOGINOV that it remained to be seen who put the assassin up .
[10163]to his act. Thé undersigned, of course, mentioned that the
[10164]assassination was an abominable deed, as KING was probably -
[10165]the most vessouable of tke Black leaders. .He said that had
[10166]the white extremists, as LOGINCY called them, >cen pening the
[10168]assasSination, it is probable ‘that. Stokeley CARMICHAEL
[10170]Rap BRGWN Would have been Shot. ‘Dari ing the ride on the Opus: ok
[10172]and out oY the clear blue, LOGINOV asked the undersigned
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[10194]~ he had wet J. Tegar nOOVER. Tho undersigned said he
[10196]had. mot, LOGINOV then said that he-was a bachelors Tne .
[10198]undersigned said that if he was it was py sobubly ’ because” in
[10199]his 40 years as héad of the PRI he. had had an awfully lot to
[10200]€o, The undersigned then pointed cut that the FRI was-a
[10202]Lnovoughiy respected organization in the United. States ‘which...
[10203]‘haa the support ot the people. LOGINOY thon switched to the .
[10205]dersigned told ‘him that. urlike the FBI, on
[10207]CIA, but the
[10209]which quite a bit was known to the American: people, very little
[10211]Piltered out about the CIA. LOGINGVY made ono moré crack about
[10213]“the periodic changes at the hela of the CIA and dropped the
[10215]subject. A somewhat similar conversation occurred a little
[10216]Later between the undersigned, LOGINOV, and CHERNYSIL when
[10217]unexpectedly LOGINOY mentioned sonethinry about the KGB and
[10218]its dedication to the protcction of the’ Soviet people -and the
[10220]_ Constitution. The undersigned: asked LOGINOV for a sample of
[10222]camp commenoratiny the 50th anniversary of the KG3.
[10224]ther CHERNYSH nox LOGINOV seemed to know that such a stamp.
[10225]existed but launched into praise of the service which assured
[10226]the pHotection of the Soviet people with such a light hand.
[10227]Tre undersigned returned that the KGb was an organization
[10228]with a terrible reputation overseas, where, contrary to what
[10229]the Soviets had just told him, they avpeared to maintain
[10230]trumerous stations.” LOGINOV shen pointed out that the United
[10231]States police did not have a light hand and, as he put it,
[10233]eracked heads any time they had a chance. The undersigned
[10235]said that, on the contrary, when a firm Hand had to be used,,
[10237]the police nad a very bad time of it during everyday life, as
[10238]veecnt decisions of the Supreme Court made law enforcement a
[10239]very” difficult business because of the emphasis given by; the
[10241]Court to the respect and protection of Iniman rights, Sur-
[10243]\ peasingly enough, meither the Seviets, nor the Czechs, nor
[10245]tho Cubans had much to say about recent race riots in: the‘
[10247]tio 1. States othex than to confirm for themselves that quite ~ “—
[10249]wi damare had been done. The undersigned had the |
[10250]unity to talk to LOGINGY alone about the recent! speech
[10254]=) i CASTRO and tits foliowing nationalization of businesses.
[10255]and restrictions imposed on the Cuban people. LOGINOV, “who,
[10257]z bly, made ‘no bones abou: thé fact that his country.
[10259]z oprosed to CASTRO's poliev of expansion of terromist
[10260]acsivicies in Latin America, ©: :
[10262]wiizavion of private business 7... 0... was an‘ action with which
[10263]ks "aia not agree." He said thas cac Cuban Communist State -
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[10286]aS a youns one and-oéu occasion claimed to know more than
[10287]thosa who have been purizying Comnunism for 50 years: and
[10289]more. The undersisned joked about the fact that the Soviet
[10290]Vaion would have to give the Cubans petroleum free if the
[10291]sugar crop this. year Was as bad as- it appeared to be. LOGINOV
[10293]had a. good | chuckle over this but did. Rot: comment.
[10295]5. The undersigned; who has alueady. had. the feeling that
[10297]Jixt SVELIRA | apes the Soviets, copiés theiy line, and mimics
[10298]theiy comportment, had confirmation of all this during the
[10299]trip. SVOSTKA was one of the first to-raise the topic of
[10301]_Vietnan and pour oil over the fire. During dinner in the
[10302]‘@ining car on-.the Way to’ Guadalajara, where he sat with. the.
[10304]undersigned and the two Soviets, the topic of the Red army
[10305]came uy. The undersigned, who had previously told the Russians
[10306]that he served gor a brief time with that army, said that he
[10307]had great admiration for the military feats of the Russians.
[10308]‘his led-SVESTKA to say that the Red army was never beaten.
[10310]the ‘undersigned then gave SVESTKA a short refresher course
[10312]in what had happened in Warsaty in 1920 or 1521, when a Franco- -
[10314]Prussian army led by Gen. Maxime WEYGAND and Gen. Jozef
[10315]ILSUDSKI beat an invading Soviet army, which had, among
[10317]-other things, Joseph STALIN as. its commissar. SVESTKA, tried
[10319]to dispute the fact that this took place, whereupon the under-
[10321]sisned offered to. buy him a histury book. That seemed to
[10323]pre ent SVESTKA. from making any other expeditions into history
[10325]during the remaincer of the trip. ost of the discussions
[10327]with the Czech, Soviets, and Cubans were on extrenely friendly”
[10328]erns, in Spite of their -_pointédness «t times. During ‘the
[10330]night of 13 May, during the train trij back to Mexico City,
[10332]a particularly. heated discussion took place :in a compartment
[10334]s2ere CHERNYSH;.. SVESTKA, and CICARD were present, This.
[10336]discussion: will be reviewed in.the next paragraph. Suffice.
[10338]-it t6 say. that at one point. SVESTKA intervened in the defense
[10339]of CTERNYSH to say something about how indebted Czechoslovakia
[10341]vas to the Soviets, The undersigned then told hin that if it.
[10342]had not been the decision of President Franklin. D. ROOSEVELT,
[10344]o at the urging, apparently, of STALIN, to. stop the advance of
[10345]“the united. States arvny into Czechostova! sia to :allow the
[10347]‘Russians. to liberate Prague, the armistice would not. have,
[10349]found Soviet ty rYOOps occupying Czechoslovakia, and "things
[10351]‘nignt have been completely adifgerent for the €zech nation.”
[10353]When SVESTKA claised to So bewildered by this statement, the.
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[10370]1 c undersigned even more blandly asked him if he meant to say
[10372]- \ that Czechoslovakia would have becoma a Communist power Nad
[10373]- the Soviet armies not occupied the country by the end of the
[10375]‘| War. SVESTKA said that there was. nO Goubt about this, that
[10376]the coming of the Conminist regime in Czechoslovakia had. : .
[10377]beén inevitable because. of the historical and social backgrezad  -
[10378]of --he CZechs.- The undersighed expressed horror at a statenent
[10379]ike this, which did not take. into consideration the fact ‘ ;
[10380]that. such anti-Communists as Jan MASARYK and Edvard BENES : Sos
[10381]were the fathers of the Czech state. SVESTKA then went oa to a
[10382]sayethat indeed neither MASARYK nor BENES had beea Comaunist, . :
[10383]| but that neither had any deep knowledge of the inborn desires
[10384]' cf the Czech people. The uncéersigned told ‘him that this .
[10385]Was enough to make both MASARYK and BENES turn over in their
[10386]gvaves, lie pointed out that there had been a violent exchange, .
[10387]according to the Mexican press, between the Czech and Soviet . ty
[10388]‘papers over MASARYK, with the Russians saying that MASARYK. :
[10389]had participated in an attempt to Kill Nikolai LENIN, .CHERNYSE
[10390]snid that this was-a pack of lies, that he had reviewed the :
[10391]Soviet press for that period and found nothing about MASARYK. ST
[10392]1 This was quickly sndorsed by. SVES? SkA, When the undersigned :
[10393]onee more stated his belief that people who had known better
[10394]would take the first opportunity to overthrow Communism, both
[10395]CHERNYSH and SVESTKA started speaking at the same time. .The |
[10396]aang : , undorsigned pointed out that the Russian people had never. 3
[10397]: , . known anything other than a curb on personal freedom and very Se
[10398]|
[10399]|
[10401]i. ” strong central governnent, but the. Czecas, the Poles, the
[10403]! "Hungarians, and. others had known dizfezecatly. Such people |
[10405]i . _., were thirsty for personal freedcius and direct control over
[10407]4 ineir destiny. When CHERNYSH said he doubted this, the vnder-
[10408]signed reminded him that it was Russian tanks that had crushed
[10410]the students and workers' revolt in Hungary in 1956. He also
[10412]pointed to the recent quiet but radical revolution which had
[10414]: taken place in ézechoslovakia, saying that, for example, che
[10415]: day after the right to strike’ had been re-established practi~,
[10416]i _ ally all workers-struck to protest 20 years of mismanagement,
[10418]i : poor housing, ard lack of freedom. From that point on SVESTKX
[10419]i ' renatihed sii Ant, apparently having been shaken up., The °
[10420]i undersigned allowed himself tO think that in several years.
[10422]: at least the C#echs; like thé|Rumanians before them, would be |
[10424]j governing themseives without having first to chéck with Moscow.
[10425]This discussion ended about 1:30 in the morning... At 9:00 the
[10426]under signed saw LOGINOV, with: whom he ‘had a chat about various»
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[10449]. Zor any of the candidates forlpresidential eléctions. This
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[10454]8. He inquired about SVESTKA, LOGIXOV said he Had ~~ > = &
[10456]Solty. seon him oa his way to the dining ens, but consented
[10457]“VESTKA looked oighty unhappy about something. It was
[10459]»3 to thé undersigned that, 2s mentioned above, the — .
[10460]: ous uignt's discus$ion anc really shaken un the Czech, . - .---
[10461]woo was worrying about how things would ‘turn out in Czecho-" ;
[10462]siovakia and about his future. SVESTKA, aS.a matter of fact,.
[10463]sentioned to the undersigied when he saw him a few minutes
[10464]tater that he had felt-that part of the previous night's . .
[10465]aiscussion had been conducted in what he phrased as a rather : ”
[10466]cool atmosphere. This feeling was obviously not ‘shared by : te
[10467]CHEANYSH, despite the heat of the discussion, who warmly
[10469]grected the undersigned the next morning, and unless the
[10471]signed: is very much misthken, appeared to have a sort of
[10473]iking for hin. ; i . =
[10475]3, The uncersigued CHERNYSH a fairly easy man to
[10476]ik tO. . Not that CHERNYSH i 10% 2 Gedicated Communist, but
[10478]to enjoy a good ciseissien, srobably because he : - .
[10480]: : San ae oo i .
[10481]finds this a gocd oppertunity: to pass on typical Communist , on j
[10482]Vaews. Ecfouwte the discussioa 2 ght of 18 May mentioned :
[10484]above, during which CHERNYSH was one of the main participants,
[10486]the Uxvainian and the undersijmed aad previously discussec oo
[10487]suck things as. Western-style elections and the right to strike. .
[10488]On boch topics CHERNYSH ebviously was not on the Same wave
[10490]length as the undersigned, EH? appeared to'’believe his state- — a fo
[10491]ann ae . ne .
[10492]‘ments to, the effect that a strike was unnécessary in a society “ ne
[10494]cecicuted to the woll-being of the workers. It would only  - Ss
[10495]eripple an csonomy struggling)hard to meet’ local demands. On
[10496]the subject of elections CHERAYSH was even further away from
[10497]the Western view. He pointed] out that some Americans, and.
[10498]perhaps the undersigned, did not aave any particular liking
[10500]nade the element of choice a yery marginal benefit, if benefit
[10501]ic was, The picking of 2 president and a political leader
[10502]inside the government where these men could be thoroughly
[10503]tested anc screened was a much better prospect. The under
[10505]Parton)
[10507]azned naturally explained atilengta that, according to the : a i}
[10508]old cliche, "variety is the suice of life," and that choice fe ‘y |
[10509]38 a porn sight. The undersignéd said that he would never be an i :
[10510]able to live in a place where:he could ' pick his close , s ae
[10511]triencs, his family companions, or the neople scheduled to : wo wi i
[10512]Tepresout him in the republic, That seened to make no dent , of a
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[10540]in-all of CHERNYSH's argunects. The
[10541]: iittle more during the srevious)y mentioned Giscussion during
[10542]: the night of 18 May. Ke then hada better chance to compare
[10543]; the anofican Constitutions: with the Soviet one, undérscoring o
[10544]th elements OF Centralisa and curss'on personal choice, - wis ‘
[10546]eo) sion of thé roie oy the Russians. ia World War II
[10547]. pernitted his- questioa. of whether the Russians had fought
[10548]-theiy coun ntEy or fox ‘treir-regine. The undersigned | told
[10549]CIERNYSH: that nis coutdct with Soviet soldiers during the War
[10551]had 1. "tno doubt in his ning thatthe latter nad fought ‘for .
[10553]their country, and families’ first, and much later to back up . 3
[10555]_ thei: regime, Both SVESTXA and CHERNYSH naturally argued with . 2
[10557]this view, particularly SVESTNA, who at tii.:s can be more pro- ‘ :
[10559]Soviet than the Soviets. As pointed out above, CHERNYSH seens a
[10561]_ to like the undersigned's -company, and the farewell between v
[10562]7... him and the undersigned at the station in Mexico City appeared | .
[10563]; to be parti¢ularly Warn watts: .of course, is not viewed by “
[10564]the Ceoans or SVESTXA wit Q yar ticularly good eye. _ .
[10566]foo Raymond A, FRADVER _ ; é
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[10610]1. The celebration of the Czech national day on 9 May .
[10611]was held at the residénce of the Czech Ambassador, Karel HANUS,
[10612]7 in Polanco, where the undersigned estimated that the crowd.
[10613]numbered at least 150 people. The only other Americans
[10614]present were Mr..Wallace W, STUART, head of the Political .
[10615]Section, and itr. David N. WIESLEY, Honorary Consul of Iceland. . _— ;
[10616]‘The undersigned was a little bit surprised to see Rodolphe : . a i
[10617]BABOUN, the. new Haitian Acting Ambassador, in attendance with — : . _
[10618]a colored Haitian. BABOUN, as a matter of fact, spoke briefly
[10620], 17-May 1968
[10621]i poh,
[10622]MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record —
[10623]; i VIA : :: Chief, SB
[10624]j ; oo | Chief of Station. ‘
[10625].[. -‘SuByRet- | Celebration of the Czech National Day,
[10626]i
[10627]i
[10628]i
[10631]i
[10633]to the Cuban Ambassador, Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas. _
[10635]eke ee gees ak ay Mey
[10637]{ _.. @ The undersigned had several little: discussions with
[10638]obo Jiri. SVESTKA, Czech Consul and known intelligence officer. Dee .
[10639]}. " . When he caSually reminded SVESTKA that Czechoslovakia was an : an
[10640]a industrial power before World War I and that Czech products wo
[10642]an flooded Western Europe, SVESTKA, sharply commented that his
[10643](i). ” gountry was stilt an industrial power. When the undersigned.
[10644]: . mentioned that MASARYK Was very popular in the United States,
[10645]“ SVESTKA counteed that that waS no doubt because he had lived a
[10646]as an exile in the United States. . SVESTKA cut short a remark - -
[10647]- by the undersigned about the effort currently being made to Sy as
[10648]throw light on MASARYK's death by saying, "There is no doubt ; ;
[10649]that he committed siitcide." SVESTKA showed himself on this - we
[10650]oes occasion a rival of LOGINOV as far as provocations are. D0
[10651]-* 3: eoacerned,. After the undersigned answered comments on. the :
[10652]_ - Negro problem and forthcoming urban terrorism and guerrilla
[10653]warfare in-the United States, SVESTKA mentioned the "overt
[10654]_ letter" to ‘the Américan Ambassador which appeared in various
[10655]‘+ local newspapers. He hinted that the incident “described” ne
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[10677]- Soviet. Union wanted to give money to the.
[10678]' Party to.ongage in such shenanigans to amuse the local mexbers
[10680]SECRET
[10684]in tho opon letter was. not only a blunder on the part of
[10685]Ambassador FREEMAN, but also indicative of the superiority
[10687]“complex of ‘the United States. At one point, when Valentin
[10688]_LOGINOV had joined in the discussion, the undersigned retorted
[10689]“that the min who had written the article was a fourth-class
[10691]writer without a dimé-who somehow had found the, thousands. of...
[10693]pesos:.nocexsary to place his editorial. - When the czech and.
[10695]the’ Russian. laughed, .the undersigned continued that if the.
[10696]Mexican ‘Communist:
[10698]of socialist countries, it was fine with the Americans, as
[10700]‘this is Just ‘about all it could hope to achieve. SVESTKA
[10702]and LOGINOV naturally denied ‘that their countries had anything
[10703]to do with tho Mexican Communist Party, not to speak of the
[10705]Overt letter on the AmbasSador. The undersigned, tongue in
[10706]. cheek, thon pointed out that he was glad to tell them for
[10708]their information that a Communist Party did exist in Mexico.
[10709]Perhaps the most interesting reaction of SVESTKA came towards
[10710]the end of tho:party. just beforé the undersigned left. | .
[10711]During a discusston which included SVESTKA, LOGINOV, one of
[10713]" the Soviet military attaches (a tall. colonel with white hair),
[10715]another Russian, and Q-youngish, short, and chubby member of
[10717]the Mexican Foreign Ministry the undersigned expressed a
[10719]thought that the two system§ of government, the capitalist and -
[10720]the soviet, were gradually inching closer together. When
[10721]SVESTKA allowed himself to -doubt it with a nasty little laugh
[10722]the undersigned naturally could not resist telling him to —
[10723]have a look at what was. going on in his country. The reaction
[10724]Of SVESTKA Was both immediate and noticeable. He sort of
[10725]straightened out, jerked his head back, opened his mouth,
[10726]dropped the ashes of his. cigar on the floor, and obviously
[10728]|, bit his tongue.as he said nothing. From the above-and from.
[10730]the. fact that SVESTXA. plans to drive to the next Consular
[10731]Association meeting in Guadalajara with his Soviet colleagues,
[10732]the undersigned feels that SVESTKA is not only a lackey of the
[10733]Cx-NOVOTNY regime, but very probably in the employ of the
[10734]Soviet KGB, He Seems to be inseparable from LOGINOV ‘and has
[10736]lately. mouthed the -same provocations in the same techhiques,
[10738]showing himself more and more aggressive, a thing which he
[10739]was not a year ago. oe, _
[10741]s EC RET.
[10743]14-00000 ToL . _
[10744]oe . . . _— “
[10745]- : cee : woe Tota
[10749]SECRET
[10750]-3g- . . : : oo,
[10752]3. Among other nasty. little remarks ‘made by LOGINOV, .-
[10753]including references to the. open letter against the Ainbassador, -
[10754]_the war int ietnam, the Negro problem, the difficult finaneial
[10755]: ~position of the dollar, et cetera, was a Yeference to this .
[10756]- . Station,. ‘LOGINOV. at one point asked tlie undersigned where | ory
[10757]‘he worked ‘(not the. first tine he has asked this). ~ The under wo
[10758]i ‘gigned told him ‘that he Worked in the: Consular General's . 4
[10759]a ' office: . LOGINOV then safd, ‘What about the ££fth. floor?" Te
[10760]: , . The undersigned told him that the ‘fifth floor comprised both : a
[10761]. 4 ‘the: Ambassador's: ‘Office ahd the Political Section. LOGINOV.. :
[10762]: ! went on to say something like,. "ET know about ‘the Ambassador,
[10763]. but what about the other offices, those occupied. by WOFIRM?"
[10764]_ The undersigned let that one go by as LOGINOV had obviously
[10765]found it very funny. He proceeded to pay back the Soviets. a
[10766]1itt?e later by counting on his fingers the number of visas
[10767]issued at the Soviet Embassy each year, the number of cultural
[10768]exchanges handled by the Embassy. staff,--and: "all tho work :
[10769]done for trade promotion with Mexico." ~The undersigned felt —
[10770]tha ‘the Soviets probably issued some five visas.a month, if
[10771]thac many, had about ten cultural exchanges a year, and had
[10772]practically no trade with the Mexicans. What, then, he asked,
[10773]were the 40 odd "diplomats" in the Soviet Enbassy doing in
[10774]Mexico? LOGINOV laughed, but he laughed green and promptly —
[10775]broke off. this conversation.
[10779]2
[10783]vip aN pen men nen rine tite
[10784]a
[10786]AT, Lat Th
[10788]om eA Sins
[10790]RO UR RATE
[10792]4. The. lindersigned had no opportunity to talk at any
[10793]length with Ambassador HANUS, who was ‘very busy iat the
[10794]reception, The Ambassador, how.ver, greeted him warmly and
[10795]gave him a prolonged bear hug as he left. The undersigned .
[10797]“had no talk with the Cubans except a few words which he .
[10798]exchanged | with 1 Sergio MARTINEZ, whom he. had riot. net before. an
[10802]Raymond A. FRADYER |
[10805]oO ‘Orig -7 ‘
[10806]‘1 - P-8691 (Hanus)
[10807]1 - P-5510 (Wiesley . ; ae
[10808]1 = P+12397 (Baboun) . ‘ ; so a
[10809]_ 1 = P+7111 (Svestka) ; mo : . ,
[10810]_ W- P-11712 .(Loginov)
[10812]1
[10815]4
[10817]hou RAF:Imp si,
[10818]are - SEICRET
[10821]TE ene ee ae nS eM TD
[10823]ocfs sche . . . ~
[10827]7 CCNTACT REPORT ;
[10828]i , SUBJECT: BESABER P8777 oo i
[10830]DATE OF. KEETING: weMay 1968 ‘
[10832]1. T met Subject in his room in the Del. Paseo Hotel from |
[10834]. 1415-1630. The. next meeting will be arranzed by telephone. |
[10835]2 LoGINOY. Subject reported that LOGINOY called him at- |
[10836]"his 5 factory in Cuernavaca on Friday, 3 May. LOGINOV said he _ |
[10837]1
[10839]CANTO bor WARS BONER Se nie tte bang ASb Ea tet
[10841]had some visitors who would like to buy a few things to take.
[10842]back with them to Russia and asked 4f it would be convenient if
[10846]: he brought them down to Subjéet!s. factory on Saturday afternoon, i
[10848]: 4 May. Subject said fine and invited LOGTNOY and the visitors to - a!
[10849]a come back to his house for a few drinks after they finished a
[10850]i shopping. ‘LOSINOV gratefully accepted and said they iwould be hi
[10851]7 there at 1330. (Per LIENVOY-sate attached transeript--LOGINOY =
[10853]called BEWEEP on z “Nay to ask for Subject's telephone number.) :
[10854]«3B LOGINOV arrived (in 19 DA, a dark blue Chevy) at the &
[10856]- ab
[10858]factory at 1345 ‘with three other: persons:
[10860]——- (a) A dig, fat, plain, peasant+logking wonan by the
[10861]name of "IGOROVA," "IGANOVA,® or something sintlar. LOGINOV
[10862]introduced her as a commercial representative, but did not
[10864]: ow eee a mre eng enyye sabeegje
[10866]elaborate. J?
[10867]me (b) kK second Russian woman whose nase Subject couldn't
[10868]réneabér. She looked to be 33-35 years old and wore glasses.
[10869]. _ LOGINOV did not mention her profession, and she seemed zinply
[10871]3
[10872]2
[10873]x
[10874]i)
[10875]Fa
[10877]Pad
[10879]x
[10880]Es
[10887]to dea friend of the first woman.
[10889]ces P- 709? (Powe .
[10891]wo ee
[10894]alla an an Oe a UT Tad I
[10896]- ie ee a ee
[10898]~ Of
[10902](c) The son of one of the above two women. He appeared | “
[10904]to .be about 12 years old. . ; 4 :
[10905]be LUGINOV and his three companions shopped for about an
[10906]_ hour while Sub ject worked in his office, and. in the end bought
[10907]450-500 pesos worth of merchandise (at wholesale prices, of
[10908]course) . Sub ject. and the four Russians then left together,
[10909]got into their respective cars, and drove to. Subjects: home with
[10910]Sub Je ct. leading the Maye | ‘When they wore. driving into Subject's
[10911]driveway, Subject, ‘tn View of his wife “and two children and the
[10912]four Russians, acctdentally ran over and broke the back of one
[10913]of the BESABERS' beloved dachshunds. Chaos reigned for the
[10914]next’ ten ‘minutes as Subject went into the house, got. his pistol, .
[10915]and returned and shot the dog while the children. screamed, Mra.
[10916]BESABER tried to suppress her own tears and shoo away the endldren
[10917]at the same time, and. the four Russians sat aghast in their car
[10918]and: watched, _ Loatnov acted extremely sorry and did his best to
[10919]Console Mrs. BESABER and Subject. Mrs. BESABER recovered quickly,
[10920]: however, and soon had all the adults seated in the living room. |
[10921], Subject served the first round of drinks, and within a half hour
[10923]RS ERE SE aE Safire om
[10925]a Tet
[10927]afi ; everyone’ was at least reasonably relaxed again.
[10929]af _ $+ LOGINOV was the only one who did not. take an “aleohoite
[10930]as 7
[10931]{. drink, He wore dark sunglasses all afternoon and explai ned that: :
[10934]he had to stay. away from liquor because he was taking antibiotics
[10935]. for an eve infection, Despite this ailment and inability to
[10936]take a drink, -LOGINOV was nevertheless more sociable and friendly.
[10938]wet i” . + so a ee an omnes a ear Pia
[10939]renner em _ crane neeneneneneneeme ee : a why sot . . : _—
[10941]than Sub Jeet had ever seen him, He aleo struck Subject ap being
[10944]more relaxed than in the past. He brourht the BESABERS. two | ta
[10946]i bottles of vodka and two cans of caviar, asked why Subject t
[10948]i hadn't called or: visited him at the Embassy, addressed _ Subject oe ee
[10949]on only | as rtut (where he had formerly mixed "tus" ‘and “usteds” - —
[10951]with Subject). enthustastically toured the BESABERS' new house, -- |
[10952]and patiently translated for. the two Russian women, neither of - ,
[10954]whon - spoke Spanish or English. The conversation was generally :
[10956]dull, however, and: ‘nothing. even. mildly controversial was oe
[10958]t
[10960]QU ae ee J!
[10962]discussed. The’ Russians finally Left about 1700.6.
[10964]6. In the course of the conversation, Mrs. BFSABER asked
[10965]LOGINOY when they were ever going to get together to play tennis.
[10967]cyst nanecnent'evegne nn aorns pi dine arse ieee oe
[10969]; (Norse BESABER had of course previously invited LOGINOV to play
[10971]tennis wth her sometime at the home of a. retired American _
[10973]gentleman in Cuernavaca (Lees, Col. Lawrence HIGGINS) ‘who: was a 4
[10975]red f tae,
[10977]good friend and who had an exceptionally good court.) LOGINOV.
[10979]5
[10981]replied that he still wanted very much to play, but that it ‘was
[10983]ce
[10985]always & question of time for him. "why didn't LOGINOV come down
[10987]to Cuernavaca next saturday morning (11 Mey)?" Subject interjected.’
[10989]He (Locniov) and Mrs. BESABER could play tennis in the morning vaile- .
[10991]Se eae
[10993]ne mel ner :
[10995]moe semanas ain ee oo ge
[10997]; Subject: wig working» and then they could all spend the afternoon
[10998]at hone; ‘relaxing. LOGINOV replied that that sounded great, but
[11000]ogee cm tune teas apes cb mtn i te omen pepe tae nt eae enn es MA SOE 8
[11002]asked what. ‘he: was’ going. to do with his wife and child. Mrs. .
[11004] BESABER | ‘angwnred that. of course they expected him to bring Mrs.
[11005]; LOGTHOV and- the child with him. LOGINOV said that vould be
[11007]very nies and he'd like to ‘accept the Anvitation right at that
[11009]7
[11012]moment, ‘but he ras afraid that chis schedule was such that he
[11013]_ wag goinr to have to hold off on a definite answer until later
[11014]in the week. OK, aaid Subject, mw td you call ne, or ahsli T
[11018]call you?" Well, replied LOGINOY, why didn't they leave it that
[11019]if he didn't hear from Subject, he would call Subject, and
[11023]vice” versa. Subject agreed. . .
[11025]7. Subject said he waited until Friday morning, 10 May,
[11026]to hear from LOGINOV, and when LOGINOV didn't call, he ‘called
[11027]“LOGINOY (confirmed by LIENVOY). LOGINOY 's: according to ‘Subject,
[11029]said -he was afraid he was not going to te able to make it, after 7
[11030]- all, because the Mayor of Moscow was visiting Mexico. and he would|
[11031]be tied up with the Mayor on Saturday. Subject said he suggested |
[11033]Se ey menmeeeeres emammpenmnetents arr Sneramn ws Hse
[11035]|
[11037]that perhaps they could make it for the following Saturday, then, i
[11039]_ LOGINOV replied. that he thought he might be able to make it then,
[11040]but, again, he couldnit say for sure just then. . "But anyway,” .
[11042]The na Se ego eee eee ns
[11044]wgyee t
[11046]- LOGINOV added, "we tre going to be seeing each other more often
[11048]because we've (i.e., the Soviet Embassy) taken a house on Calle
[11049]Umbolt (in Cuernavaca) for the summer, and Itt be coming down
[11051]to Cuernavaca every weekend. . Subject expresséd pleasure at
[11052]this and said that he'd expect to: hear from LOGI NOV sometime
[11053]- : soon then, LOGINOV assured Subject he would.
[11055]"0 @ BEMEEP, BEWEEP called Subject. in Cuernavaca about “4400.
[11056]on 10 Nay. He said he wanted to tell Subject that a Polish musica}
[11057]group was about ‘to open at Bellas Artes and. would be Playing sone.
[11058]of Subject's grandfather's music. (Subject's paternal grandfather +
[11060]“wasa a ‘pupil of Franz Liszt and, according to Subject, is ecenerally
[11061]regarded in ‘Poland as the second greatest Polish composer next 7
[11062]to Chopin.) BEXERP asked if Subject wis'goirg to be in Mexteo , bo
[11063]City the following week and if he'd have time to accompany |
[11064]BESFEP to Dellas Artea for a perforaance, Subject sald that
[11065]unfortunately, he wouldn't be able to zo, but suggested that '
[11067]A fara deel me, ane
[11069]SST eee
[11072]RENEEP bring the musicians te his home in Cuernavaca for an
[11074]kites
[11078]moves peeae wines a
[11080]afternoon. BEVEEP said he wasn't sure if they could. work it
[11081]into their schedule, but netd cneck anc iet Subject know if thor .
[11083]could come. | (Neither Subject nor BEWEEP said anything about the.
[11084]mvacation trip" they discussed on 10 April.)
[11086]” §B/L a ©
[11087]~ : - : - bugs
[11088]at
[11089]arb.
[11090]. pa
[11091]- - hae
[11092]tee
[11093]Lh,
[11094]my
[11095]‘ Pane
[11099]e
[11101]t
[11105]rn a eee wee ene hep teen eee
[11106]$ ” - " oe
[11107]Fy as -~ ,
[11108]— a
[11109]Bee
[11111]4 . _
[11112]x.
[11113]i. .
[11114]"gay EHDASSY. 15-61-55 j
[11115]BE, - .- . . H
[11116]bs Bray 68 fh.
[11118]fc ca -_ .
[11119]i = 854 = aloé
[11120]- | ¢
[11121]. be
[11122]faq Out ot 1550. LOGINOV talks to YAKOVETS and tells hin that LOG | 4
[11123]joce IAS SSK
[11124]ooh ulfould like to so to. Guornavaca tonorzow_to see SYRET PSKISH} « so
[11125]H @ a
[11126]P 2 Jess can YAX give bin the phono Yo. of SYR, vecause several comrades %
[11127]s' t
[11128]ay fe gt Tf "Taro going on home leave and would like to buy few things. Of, «3 §
[11129]: cap oh t: ++." minute.» LOG will have to call) early | in. the morning bo ( aR
[11130]7 I L 4 aan 4° «tory and go there after 2. PH, His phone Ko. is 2-09-15), his. Hane \ 3
[11131]ok “sisi UARSNGGEY ani tho tostory pon Coo 7HH8 Bees Poxeos OK. Sf
[11132]| . "Thanks. . | eo Lbs ME :
[11133]/ 5 oe . , me i
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[11135]i
[11137]i
[11138].
[11139]a :
[11141]a - wT
[11144]Togs .
[11146]AEMORANDIM FOR THE FILE
[11148]SouRCE: LILYRIC’ 3 MAY 1968
[11149]SUBJECT: VISIT TO THE SOVIET EMBASSY, MEXICO CITY OF UNIDENTIFIED
[11150]- . AMERICAN-LOOKING COUME. =
[11151]i
[11152]ft,
[11153]7 i :
[11154]: - 2, Uy tec
[11155]|
[11156]i i i . . 7
[11157]—— 3 de Mayo de 1968.
[11158]: - Feibby
[11159]in oan i 16:07 Sr y Srita entran Sur anos
[11160]: £03 t ur (Norteame .
[11161]J i 16°37 =©Los mismos salen Novte® ” Picanos)
[11162]: _Estuvieron con Log. .
[11163]: : El hombre como de 2 afies apro id ~
[11164]: pa sports 5 af Prox., giiero, con ro-
[11165]a ; ‘Ma mujer como de 23 afiog aprox, ..
[11166]' H . : : :
[11167]i L |
[11168]y 7 Ne pe ee Sitaram nen antennae ate tence ene ae eee eee _ 7 e
[11169]/ feel - : ; - 8 50-8-10/11 :
[11170]| Hihonttackes (me asetom
[11171]oF a oo C6 P-EMH
[11174]SECRET
[11175]3 May 1968
[11177]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD.
[11178]SUBJECT: (tou) LAMBERT, British | Subject
[11180]1, At 0945 hours 2 April 1968, Subject called for Valentin
[11182]_Sergeyevich LOGINOV and left a message that. he was the person
[11184]who was going to give LOGINOV English lessons, He also left
[11185]his telephone number; 11-02-88, (This is listed in the reverse
[11186]directory for Maya Internacional SA de CV; it does not appear
[11187]_however in the current telephone directory, )
[11189]2. At 1208 hours on 2 April, Sra, Cora (Inu) tells LOGINOV
[11191]' chat the teacher she -reconmends for him ig 21 years of age,
[11193]studying for his doctorate in literature in Mexico, and prior to
[11195]‘ returning to England is willing to give. lessons; he is presently
[11197]giving classes for other PhD's, “
[11199]3. At 1320 hours, LAMBERT telis LOG INOV that Sra, Cora
[11200]‘told him to get in touch. with LOGINOV. régarding English lessons.
[11201]LAMBERT would like to talk about it, LOGINOY agrees; but says
[11202]he is very busy right now and will call LAMBERT. at the end of the
[11203]week to make arrangements, — 4.
[11205]4. Source: LIENVOY 2 April 1968, all on 15-60-55.
[11207]i
[11208]1
[11209]i
[11210]q
[11211]H
[11213]“LO.
[11215]Wanda L, VERMILYE:
[11217]File: . re
[11220]Vist. Dumet vA Jack fr 2 reg cf
[11222]SECRET
[11224]the rostaurant "Bocana™.
[11226]‘gave hig name an
[11228]'  VIDIELLA suggested that
[11230]SECRET
[11233]2 Maz 1046
[11234]CONTACT REPORT
[11235]SUBJECT = : LIOVAL-L : -,
[11236]"DATE OF MEETING : 30 April 1968: 00 .
[11238]1. Subject called me on 29 April and wo agreed to meet at
[11239]The meeting lasted from 14;30 to
[11240]15:40, I advanced Subject 500 MN for his Russian lessons.
[11242]Next meeting is at the Bocana at 13:45 on 17 May.
[11244]_ 2. Subject reported that he had gone by the TICMR to: —
[11245]inquire about Russian lessons but was totally unimpressed, He
[11246]d talked to the Diractor of Courses whose name
[11248]be didn’t get. ‘He will write up the details for the next meeting.
[11250]3. He then contacted VIDIELLA at tho latter's Inatitute
[11252]‘and invited him out to discuss Russian lessons. Sincé it’ wasn't
[11254]a personal matter VIDISLLA suggested that they bring along.a
[11256]couple of the students, Odile MORISSET, a French teacher also
[11258]cane along. They went to Sanborn's cocktail lounge, While
[11260]talking Sra. MORISSET (she is divorced) invited Subject to her home
[11261]for a party and said he-could spend the night with her it he
[11262]came. She gave her address as, Paris 7, Apt. 5.
[11263]her as ca, 40 years old, tater VIDIBLLA told Subject that.
[11264]MORIESET will sleep with anybody and that. he usually shacks up
[11266]., with her on Fridays.
[11268]4. Bubject told VIDIELLA that he had gone to the TICMR but
[11270]it looked poor, VIDIELLA agreed, saying the teachers are no
[11272]good. He did not say that he ts or was connected with the TICMR.
[11273]Subject take private lessons from hin.
[11274]need accreditation which he could
[11276]VIDIELLA said Subject could study
[11277]Institute which would give
[11279]He said the Director would
[11281]VIDISLLA will give Subject .
[11283]Subject protested that he would
[11284]use for further formal study.
[11285]with him and then také exams at the
[11286]him a certificate for that level.
[11287]be glad to do this, So they agreed... ;
[11288]private classes at Subject's afternoon school twice a week from
[11289]19:00 to 20;00 on Mondays and Wednesdays. Price will be 50 MN
[11290]per lesson, Subject paid him 400 MN in advance. The first
[11291]lesson was on 29 April. Since’l May ia a holiday Subject will
[11292]go to VIDIELLA's apt, He gave his address as Romero de Terroros
[11293]4153 apt. 1 (we had #922, apt. 1) and telephone 43-80-16,
[11295]Foal ral File; P8903 :
[11296]SECRET P4808 200 4S
[11297]w PAMLTIZ Ae ee
[11299]a a
[11301]Subject described
[11304]14-0000
[11309]\ . | tg \
[11311]8. In the presence of. all VIDIELLA boasted about his great
[11313]Soviet Friend, Valentino,. the consul (this is obviously LOGINOY).
[11314]The two students and MORISSET all seomed. to know LOGINOV personally.
[11315]One of the students asked VIDIELLA if hé had been invited to the
[11316]Soviet 1 May celebration, He said that he hadn't, He then asked
[11317]Subject, -if he kuew any Soviets, Subject answered. aa casually
[11319], 0 es hé*-could that he had known one ‘casually with whom he used to | ao oy
[11321]\ go. fishing and: ‘changed the subject. Bubject didn't feel that.
[11323]: VEDIELLA was fi6hing for taformation but. I an. not. 0 sure.
[11325]~ 6 fF ‘priefed Bubject ‘on what. to look for in his lessons
[11326]with VIDIELLA, to take short notes, and to have a written report
[11327]for our néxt meeting,
[11329]Francia. J, COIGHE
[11331]SECRET
[11334]14-0000
[11336]SECRET
[11338]May 2, 1968
[11339]No, 080 |
[11341]SUBJECT: Soviet Cultivation of British Subjecta
[11343]ra .
[11344]le ‘tt has cone to our attention that the Soviets, specif-
[11345]ically KGS officers, have been looking around for English language.
[11346]instructors, One KGB officer, Valentin Sergeyevich. LOGINOY, is
[11347]‘notorious for using this tactic to assess contacts who may be of
[11348]use to hia, ;
[11350]_. 2. Among the persons in whom LOGINOV is reported to have |
[11351]shown interest are two British subjects; :
[11353]~ a,’ A young student, (fnu) LAMRERT, who is studying for
[11355]a doctorate in litérature in Mexico and who prior
[11356]to returning to Britain is giving English lessons, |
[11358]b. Walter James PLUMS, Director of the Anglo-Mexican |
[11359]Institute... ; . ;
[11360]3. It its suggested that you might wish to contact these ._
[11362]“individuals to determine if the Soviets are indeod cultivating
[11363]them.. I would appreciate receiving the results of such interviews.
[11367]Distribution; : : . 7 Loe a
[11368]Orig - SMICA me, Le ; i
[11369]l- 50-2-6— . . : _
[11371]km Pol 1FIZ- ; ;
[11373]2
[11374]us
[11375]4
[11378]14-0000
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[11382]Fe
[11383]‘wt & fr 4 Se he,
[11385]—— ~ERCALLA - %6 Amat 1968
[11386]ae, UNTDENTIPTED | WOMAN WHO SEEN INSIDE Sov EMBASSY AT 1040 Houns.
[11388]ENTERED REEE PTTON ROOM WITH LOGINOV, LEFT sov" EMBASSY aT 1052 HOURS. oe m .
[11390]FILE: P-11712°
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[11394]WEA Oe Mam
[11403]2
[11405]Pan
[11408]14-0000
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[11412]Pee Spee PEIN, Uae med sie et Rta wera Ty shy
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[11416]EERE Sot ets ea
[11418]RT eens eee ase amet Ae tt a tent Ate eon ene .
[11419]5 . . .
[11421]' . .
[11422]SPENCE momeny ea auccumatang “saan tate id GRATE ENTE TNT NERS AEA Seta
[11423]: t . .
[11427]AR. Meets KUR len z
[11429]4
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[11432]: : ‘ . . “y
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[11438]ns ton oc ee fo : a Sr
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[11440]. X NOt Atay
[11441]Segoe wf f f ee
[11442]ose ceeb j soy
[11443]tae .
[11446]14-0000
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[11452]me ee
[11454]AM Te CMM ae oem ie alee
[11456]a - El Padre Kurgus Guy no-
[11458]es comnunista) sé Lleva.
[11460]Aduct. POs Cuicl a Rusia
[11464]j FELIZ VASE!
[11466]. "Ber ANA Mada Lonngi,
[11468]eit celebs sat gal oi Wtimo por la no
[11469]fueron despedidos los numerosos pa |”
[11470]: ago 25 cel actuaisaldrin
[11471]in Sovietica en un viaje
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[11515]“29 March 1968 ; yy
[11517]| ,
[11518]4 _
[11520]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[11521]iT !
[11522]4 i
[11523]‘2, On the occasion of the vioit of the local Consular
[11524]Association to the "Home Fair” on 28 March the undersigned con=
[11525]versed on and off with Jiri SVESTKA (P-7111), Second Secretary 1
[11526]of the Czechoslovak Embassy and known member of the Czech Intele :
[11527]ligence Service, Tho undersigned asked SVESTKA what was going : :
[11528]on in his country, The Czech launched into, an explanation which
[11529]sounded like a recitation, The essence of hia comments was that
[11530]when leaders have lost touch with the people, they should be rae oy
[11531]Placed, Tho recent changes in Czechoslovakia would ensure more '
[11532]. democracy for the people and would more closely represent their . .
[11533]‘ | Views and take care of their needs, Fifteen yeara in power, he J
[11534]; .' Baid, is a long time for a leader, The undersigned Pointed out :
[11535]y that the recent changes in Czechoslovakia might not pleare ;
[11536]3 -“averybody", SVESTKA agreed that this was bound to happen, but '
[11537]; that his country had the right to do what it wanted without i
[11538]worrying too much ‘about the opinion of some of its neighbors, :
[11539]The undersigned then went one step further and pointed out that . — :
[11540]ULBRICH from East Germany for ode seemed to be worried about
[11541]possible repercussion of the Czech reforms on his regime, ‘
[11542]SVESTKA Said he did not care what ULBRICH said or did and repeated
[11543]that the Czechs are masters of their country, When the undersigned
[11544]pointed out that the new president was not a member of the Com of
[11545]munist Party but had headed a Czech Division that fought with the :
[11546]Russians SVESTKA agreed that this was _a good choice that ghould . :
[11547]Please a lot of people. Throughout his talk with the undersigned, ;
[11548]however, SVESTKA tried to Play down the degree to which things aro !
[11549]going..to change in his country a8 a résult of recent reforns, i
[11551]2, Just to teat SVYESTKA a little further, the undersigned
[11552]asked him what ho thought of the U.S. elections, With a broad
[11553]grin SVESTKA stated that Senator KENNEDY would undoubtedly be fog
[11554]the next president, When the undersigned replied that he hoped ‘
[11555]not, SVESTKA said, “If I wero an American I would vote for him,"
[11556]Valentin LOGINOV of the Soviet Embassy joined the conversation
[11557]at this point. The tvo went on to sey that KENWEDY was the only
[11558]candidate for peace and social justice, that be had their moral .
[11559]support and aympathy (this given reports for an intel, report)
[11560]etc, SVESTKA added that the war in Vietnan was good for the U.S,
[11561]economy, The undersigned told him that the USSR manufactured
[11562]more rocketa than bathtuos and more machine guns than cars,
[11564]Raynond 8, FRADYER a”
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[11576]Qo3.
[11578]12 March’ 1968
[11580]MEMORANDUM FOR THE-RECORD wae ev D
[11582]SUBJECT: Jorge ARIAS Buerba Buerba:
[11583]Seer
[11585]1. Subject is a 26 year old Mexican eittisen (although he
[11587]oe looks: to be in his 3013) He ls a Spanish teacher at the. Mexican-
[11589]North American Institute and since the fall of 1967 has held ‘a
[11591]second job as the director of the: Community, Services Program |
[11593]at the American School... ‘In April 1967 h married an American -
[11594]citizen from the. Chicago area named sonnd WEINTHALLER (phonetic).
[11596]They live at Juanacatlan 15). which is just around the corner
[11598]from the Soviet Embassy. “ -Home “Phone is 15-28-49.
[11600]“2. Subject was recommended as a Spanish tutor in August
[11602]1966 by Enrique GUTIERREZ Martinez (7-12667), who was then
[11603]c/sB's Spanish tutors: “GUTIERREZ was subsequently recruited by —
[11605]/SB as & utility agent) but has” since been dropped because
[11607]he is related ‘to other Station assets. On GUTIERREZ's racommenda~
[11608]. ron . 20 ye
[11609]tion, I began. taking private : Spanish lessons from ‘Subject in
[11611]cate be dt tide
[11613]: August 1966. ‘I Cound Subject an excellent teacher and continued
[11616]taking lessons from him until December 1966. -In March 1967, sores a
[11618]an teen irece :
[11620]_ my wife and I had Subject as a teacher in Spanish courses we ;
[11622]. dee vuul. . . “4
[11623]took at the Mexican-North American Institute. I havé maintained
[11625]tnteraittent: social contact with Subject since March 1967, and
[11626]my wife has become friendly with Subject's wife, having visited
[11627]‘her. at hor periment two" or three times and having had her to
[11629]our home during the day. an equal number of times. I-have also
[11631]Filea Pe/aerh- o hoy AOR P KEAMADE
[11633]RY 14
[11636]14-0000
[11638]To
[11640]Ea
[11642]os Javier ARIAS Buerbas.
[11644]“kept informed to some extent about Subject. through his; younger,
[11646]oe
[11647]brother, Javier ARIAS Buerba, from whom I have been taking»
[11648]“Spanish lessons since July 1967.
[11650]3. Subject was a casual contact of Station ‘officer Olivia
[11652]c. RAGNITY im 1965 ond 1964, Cth
[11654]this éuntact, "
[11656]‘“ than a file card noting
[11658]ert) station traces on either Jorge or
[11660]4 Subject and I froa the beginning have had a very friendly
[11662]: and informal relationship,
[11664]friendly, open personality and a good sense (Of. huror,
[11666]He is an Antelligent person with. a :
[11667]Politically,
[11669]he is pro-American to the point that he magnifies our strengths |
[11671]factors ‘in our society.
[11673]and positive qualities and tends to miniinize or overlook negative
[11675]Subject knows I am with the Political.”
[11677]' Saction of the Embassy and that I have been in the Soviet ‘Union.
[11679]We have consequently gotten onto the topic of Russians and
[11681]Comuunism ‘several times, and he. has always come out a strong.
[11683]ariti-Commini st.
[11684]she United States.
[11686]He has one brother and two. sisters living in
[11688]The brother is married to an Anerican and
[11690]lives in Virginia, where he is in the construction business.
[11691]One - of the: sisters is also married to an American and lives in
[11692]; California. (t believe’ ‘San Francisco).
[11694]The second sister is ~
[11696]married to a Polish immigrant and lives with him in Chicago.
[11697]The ai ster in c" “Lifornia isa naturalized ‘American citizen, The
[11698]brother and the sister in Chicago are not.
[11700]5. On 24 April 1967, LIENVOY reported the following call
[11702]GAZ:
[11704]"I sav him, hae arrived yesterday.*
[11706]from GAZIYEY | to LOGINOV:
[11709]-00000
[11711]LCG;
[11713]“GAZ:
[11717]probably talking about Subject, since: ; :
[11718]' (a) GAZIYEV had been taking Spanish at the Mexican-North |
[11719]American Institute and I knew from Subject that Subject had had 7 .
[11720]- GAZIYEV in one of his classes, that Subject, occasionally chatted yo
[11725]*LOGs.. , :
[11726]6, From this conversation, it appeared t that GAZIYEV was
[11728]"OK, until ‘the next then."
[11730]NO fy
[11731]"Excellent, Then Iftd like to see you to discuss
[11732]certain things." 4
[11734]"Then I can come there tomorrow?#
[11735]"No, better Wednesday."
[11737]"Al1 right. He usually comes there at 6 o'clock.
[11738]He got married and came here with his wife. Now
[11742]they look for .an apartment. I'll go there on the ; ; |
[11743]~ 10th, because I want to attend courses in English. .
[11745]with GAZIYEV after class, and that GAZIYEV had once given Subject
[11747]an invitation to a Consular night at thé Soviet “Embassy (although
[11749]t
[11751](b) Subject had gotten married that months
[11753]i
[11754]|
[11755]Subject told me he had not gone). ° oe en a
[11756](c) Subject had just returned to Mexico. with his bride.
[11758](da) "Subject and his wife weré looking for an apartment.
[11760](a)
[11762]_ to teach evening Spanish classes.
[11763]7. Prior to this reported telephone conversation, I had .
[11765]ecrisidered using Subject ag. an actess agent against GAZIYEV,
[11767]but had decided not to approach Subject on the matter unless
[11769]there was evidence that his relationship with GAZIYEV was
[11771]developing into something more than occasional chats ‘between
[11773]classes, I did not see much potential in approaching Subject
[11774]vefore this with ne24e the idea of having hiz deliberately
[11775]cultivate-a friendship with GAZIYEV, ae I felt Subject waa living
[11777]Subject normally arrived at the Institute at goo”
[11782]som en eevee imino eatiae a neh ot tae Che
[11784]Ae Set LAR RAT PATRI BR eaten tot aeeleeeFh ae Mets one mtane e
[11786]S
[11788]such a busy and hectic life that I would get very little out
[11789]of hin. Prior to his marriage, he was ‘keeping such a hectic
[11790]schedule between his Institute and private classes that he
[11792]wasn't sleeping or eating: properly and was having increasing
[11794].. problems with his health. If anything, his pace and health
[11795]” -problens increased after his marriage and his taking of the
[11796]_ job. with the: American School (although he gave up most of his
[11798]private, classes).
[11800]! 8. Since the GAZIYEV-LOGINOV conversation mado Subject 'o
[11801]relations with the Soviets look much more: ‘Anteresting, I attempted
[11802]to ‘find out what I could about then from Subject... For a number |
[11803]of reasons, ‘however--ineluding my going to the States in JuneW=
[11804]we were not able to get together juntal 212 July. On that date
[11805]I took Subject to a belated "bachelor? s lunch" at. a little
[11806]Spanish restaurant downtown» ;
[11808]9. The lunch was disappointing and, for me, misleading.
[11810]I was certain that it given the opporturiity, Subject would
[11811]; voluntarily tell me if his relationship with GAZIYEV had .
[11813]developed any further. When I casually brought the conversation
[11814]around to GAZIYEV, however, | Subject ‘simply told me that GAZIYEV ....
[11815]was still studying at the Institute and that he still occasionally
[11816]chatted with him in the halla or over a cup of coffee in one
[11818], -of the near-by coffee shops during the 20-minute break between
[11820]the two evening classes. Subject commented that he enjoyed
[11821]talking with GAZIYEY,. as he was A simpatice, interesting guy,
[11823]as well as an outstanding Spanish student. He also added that
[11824]they never talked politics. In reply to an offhand question
[11826]about whether he had met any other Soviets through GAZIYEV, Subject
[11829]said that he had not. My inclination waa to believe Subject, and
[11830]" I went away thinking that either CAZIYEV and LOGINOV had been
[11831]talking about someone else over the phone or that they had. |
[11832]never gone beyond the stage of simply talking about Subject.
[11833]/10.. On 1 N_vember 1967, I ran into Subject and his brother
[11834]‘Javier in Sanborns-Insurgentes. They were about to have a —
[11835]quick lunch and insisted that I join them for a cup of coffee.
[11837]As soon: as we sat down, Subject told me he had a problem and
[11839]would “Like my. advice. He said “GAZIYEV had given hin an invitation ;
[11841]to the 7 November celebration of the Revolution at the Soviet
[11842]Embassy, and although he would like to go for the experience,
[11843]he-was very concerned that his name would be put on ‘the biack
[11844]list" at the u. Ss. Embassy if he went. He said that he had
[11845]tried to call me at the Embassy after he got the invitation to
[11846]ask my advice, but had been told I was out of town. (I was in
[11847]El Paso from 25-29 Octooer.} He stated that if he had not been
[11848]able to reach me in the next day or two, he was “poing . to “simply
[11849]- wa Lk ‘into the Embassy and ask to see someone from the nsecurity
[11850]"department" about his predicanient. What. did I think he should
[11851]“do? |
[11852]ne I told Subject to relax and forget about going to the.
[11853]U.S. Embassy, as the Embassy’ would not give him any advice ~
[11854]other than to tell him that: it. was entirely his own business
[11855]whether he went to the Soviet reception or note Besides, I
[11856]asked, “what made Subject think’ hia name would be put on a
[11857]"black. list® if he went. Subject replied that he didn't know
[11858]how the U.S. Embassy did it) but "everyone knew" the U.S.
[11859]Embassy obtained the nanes of everyone who went: in “and out of
[11861]—_ if _ |
[11863]the Soviet Embassy. Moreover, he said, even if ‘the U.S. Embassy -
[11864]refused to give him any advice, at least it would make a record
[11866]of his visit -and anyone who was ever interested ‘would his
[11868]' heart was in the right place. He simply did not ‘want and couldn't
[11870]afford to get into any trouble with the U.S. Enbassy, he said.
[11871]"after all, he had an American wife, he might want to go to the
[11872]"States, to study sometine, and they might even want to go to
[11873]_ the States to: live someday. ‘Seeing that. Sub ject was indeed very
[11874]‘ ‘serious, I became more serious myself and told him that just so
[11875]‘he wouldn't worry, I'd ‘write a memo to the proper Enbassy —
[11877]"department stating for the sake of the record that Subject had
[11879]told me he planned to attend a Soviet. Enbassy reception, but a
[11881]wished the U.S, Embassy to know he was doing it solely out of
[11882]curiosity and was in no way in sympathy with the Soviet Union.
[11884]- Subject seemed greatly relieved ani thanked me ‘very nuchs
[11886]. 12. Seizing of the fact that GAZIYEV had: given. Subject. the
[11887]invitation, I asked if Subject saw much of him anymore. Subject
[11888]' replied that yes, he still saw him occasionally, as GAZIYEV was
[11890]now studying English at the Institute. Subject added, on his
[11892]own’ initiative, that he. had also been to GAZIYEV' s. apartzent
[11894]_ twice and had met another Soviet there on one occasion. He said
[11895]that. the first time he went to GAZIEV's was shortly before he
[11896](subject) got married (subject 22 was married about mid-April
[11897]1967) and the second time wags shortly after his marriage, as he
[11898]“and his wife had gone to dinner at the GAZIYEVS'. Subject finished
[11899]‘eating about this time, and since he waa in a hurry and had
[11901]his brother with his, I didn't try to question him any further,
[11903]‘put decided to walt and have a secord go at him alone another
[11909]tind.
[11910]_t 13. My wife and I entertained Subject and his wife at our
[11913]home - on 27 November, but the evening was not meant to and did
[11914]not afford an opportunity to discuss the Soviets any furthers
[11915]Sub ject did tell ae, however, that he had not gone to the
[11917]7 November Soviet reception afterall, because, despite by -
[11918]“assurances that there: was” no reason for him not to go, he
[11919]felt it was simply safer to stay away fron the Soviet Enbassy
[11920]altogethar,. At my suggestion, we agreed to got together for
[11922]lunch sometime in the near future.
[11923]Ue For various reasons, including the pyor state of -
[11924]_Subject's health when I called him one day in January, wa did
[11925]_ hot get together forthe lunch until’? March. This time, I
[11926]played it straight with Subject, told him that I was interested
[11927]in anything he could tell me about GAZIYEV aad the otherSoviet _
[11929]ore
[11930]oa es ‘ .
[11931]. a EEN nee emma ev nme
[11932]an cent eeatneees meen
[11934]he had met, and questioned him elosely regarding the details.
[11935]Subject was completely cooperative, and I am satisfied he answered
[11937]my questions to the best: of his ability. It seeued to m, and
[11939]had not told me on 1 July what he subsequently told me on
[11941]ane memes nett tee a atte rene aces,
[11943]‘l November (1.e., that he had been to GAZIYEV's home twice and
[11944]on one occasion had met another Soviet there). This was that
[11945]he felt somewhat guilty about going to GAZIYEV's and meeting
[11946]the other Soviet there, and as long as I didn't push him too
[11947]hard (which I didn't on 12 July), he felt wore confortable
[11949]| , still does, that there was only: one possible reason why Subject
[11950]|
[11952]ignoring it. The reason he so readily mentioned tha two visits
[11953]and the other Soviet on 1 November was, I think, that he was
[11955]genuinely concerned not to "get dito any trouble” with the U.S.
[11958]14-00000
[11960]ah nee pte ee oe
[11962]nr eran ean ~tettiteniinenan pein eunton: A . :
[11964]De. ol. Ce.
[11968]Baba ssy over attending the Soviet Embassy reception, wished to
[11970]impress me with his sincerity about whose side he was on, and
[11971]felt obliged to completely clear the record by mentioning the
[11973]| visits to GAZIYEV's home and meeting the other Soviet there.
[11975]15. Subject stated that GAZIYEV had invited him to his
[11977]“ apartment for dinner about .a month defore he (Subject) went ta -
[11978]/ Chicago. to get married. This means that the dinner took Place
[11979]- about tiid-March 1967. Subject said he had expected to find:
[11980]‘only GAZIYEV and his wife in the apartment, but that a third
[11982]4
[11984]‘Person was there when Subject arrived. _ Subject said GAZIYEV
[11985]Antroduced the third person as Valentin "something." ‘When I
[11987]; asked if the last name were LOGINOV, Subject immediately reacted
[11989]and said he was alitost positive that wag it. Subject’s description
[11990]of the Soviet also fit LOGINOV. GAZIYEV stated that LOGINOV was
[11991]with the Enbassy (Subject couldn't remember in what capacit ty) and
[11992]dascribed LOGINOV as a good friend. Subject said. that the. evening
[11993]started off very casually, with LOGI NOY expressing interest
[11995]. an the Spanish courses at the Mexican-North American Institute. 7
[11996]_ LOGINOV, _ who Subject noted spoke almost as good Spanish as most
[11997]of the Spanish teachers at the Institute, said he'd Like: to get
[11998]a certificate in Spanish from the Institute and asked Sub ject if:
[11999]- he. could help him enroll, choose the best course for him, to
[12001]start with, etc. Subject replied that he'd be happy to," lalthough
[12002]it didn't seem to him that LOGINOV needed’ much instruction in.
[12003]Spanish. LOGI NOV simply. laughed this off, and it was agreed
[12005]LOGI NOY would drop around to the Institute sometins soon, :
[12006]LOGINOV, wo took the lead in the conversation most of, the
[12008]evening, thon began to ask Subject questions which left Subject
[12010]weiss
[12012]with "no doubt" that he (LOGINOV) was trying to fool Subject out
[12013]on his political views. Subject said that he couldn't remember
[12014]. most of LOGINOV's questions, but he did recall that “LOGINOV
[12015]began the feeling-out procedure by asking Subject if he didn't
[12016]. find that. the Americans were much poorer at learning Spanish
[12017]. than other nationalities. He also made various derogatory
[12018]remarks about the extent, of Ame rican influence in Mexico. Subject
[12019]said that after about ten minutes, LOGINOV's purpose became so_
[12020]blatantly obvious, that he (Subject) stopped the conversation —
[12021]‘and told LOGINOV that before they went any farther, he thought
[12023]! LOGINOV should know that he was talking to someone who was
[12024]| s00g capitalist," completely pro-American, and had absolutely
[12026]no sympathy with Communism. (While this sounds awfully blunt
[12027]| and Subject was unquestionably trying to make himself ook good
[12028]iin ny eyes, the fact of the matter is that Subject does tend ‘to
[12029]j be ae a bit blunt at times, and knowing his ideological leanings,.
[12030]I would not. put it past him to have said ‘exactly this.) Subject
[12031]: said that LOCINOV tried to backtrack a bit after this, but the
[12033]" conversation heated up again a few minutes later when Subject
[12035]' commented that he had a pretty good idea of what the Soviets were
[12036]up to in Mexico, When LOGINOV asked what Subject meant, Subject
[12037]~related the story he once told me about having been in Veracruz
[12038]a few years ago when a Soviet ship. was actually or virtually put
[12039]“under arrest there. Subject told LOGINOV: that ‘feveryone knew
[12040]‘the ship was loaded with Communist propaganda.”
[12042]a
[12044]16, After about twenty minutes, according to Subject, politics
[12046]WO wm game an te eee
[12048]were dropped and the conversation turned to more innocuous topics.
[12051]ne ben etna tetany an Seren a et am ccna oH ate
[12053]/ Sudject said that LOGINOV seemed somewhat irritated with hin, but
[12054]i on the wiole kept his composure very well and treatod Subject
[12055]politely for the two hours or less Subject remained. Ags Subject
[12056]| Was leaving, LOGINOV again said ho'd come by the Institute to
[12057]see Subject dn the near future, but he never did, One day in
[12058]_ ‘late: 1967 Subject saw LOGINOV at the gas station on the corner .
[12059]ee of Tseubaya and Juanacatlan, and LOGINOY greeted Subject by
[12060], natie. However, they did not converse with each other.
[12061]17. ° Sudject. said that GaZzIYEV left most of the politically.
[12062]. related part of the conversation to LOGINOV and never referred
[12063]| to the evening again. However, a few weeks after Subject
[12064]| returned to Moxico with his bride, GAZIYEV had Subject and his
[12065]wife over to dinner (this would place the second dinner in
[12066]abous nida-May) ‘This time GAZIYEV and his wife were tho only
[12067]others present, and the evening passed without any reference .
[12068]to politics. Subject shated that he still occasionally goes
[12069]across the street for a cup of coffee with GAZIYEV betweem
[12070]evening elasses at the Institute, ‘but that, he has: not. been .
[12071]. to GAZIYEV's apartment ‘again and has ‘never had GAZIYEV to his
[12072]home. . ;
[12073]18. Although Subject was very aware that LOGINOV's purpose
[12075]in meeting him was to assess his exploitability, he did not seem —
[12077]to fully appreciate that GAZIYEV had both fingered him for
[12078]LOGINOV and set up the situation for LOGINOY to meet him. I
[12079]spelled this out for Subject and also informed him that LOGINOV
[12080]was an exceptionally capable Soviet intelligence officer. I
[12081]also explained that it was very possible GAZIYEV was using the
[12082]Institute to spot other candidates for interviews with Soviet
[12085]open for the t
[12087]let. ne: ‘know if. he came onto anything interesting. Subject also
[12088]a offered to splay up: ‘to" GAZIYEV and/or LOGINOV under my guidance
[12090]af 1 wished, ‘put I declined the offer with appropriate expressions
[12092]LOGI NOV did not attend GAZTYEV' s second dinner, which took
[12094]- concerned how to handle Subject in the Light of the LOGINOV-
[12096]i) April, it would appear that it was finally decided that
[12098]5
[12099]“ ™ j » , . . .
[12101]intelligence officers, and questioned Subject about GAZIYEV's
[12103]activities and contacts at the Institute. iivwever, Subject said
[12105]that as far as he could tell GAZIYEV pretty much stuck to- -himself
[12107]at the Institute and aid not have any particuaar friends there
[12109]whom Subject knew about. Subject said he would keep his eyes
[12110]ypé of thing I was looking for, however, and. would
[12112]of appreciation. .
[12114]_ We The. ‘question that remains unanswored after all this is,
[12115]of course » why LOGINOV and GAZIYEV were talking about Sub ject
[12116]over the phone on’ 2k, April ‘1967. According to Subject, the
[12118]dinner which LOGINOV ‘attended took place in March 1967, while -
[12120]place about mid-May. Since I am satisfied Subject told me the
[12122]truth, it would: appear that the "certain things" which LOGINOV
[12124]told GAZTYEV on 2h April he wished to discuss with GAZIYEV,
[12126]Subject encounter in March, Whatever LOGINOV had in mind. on”
[12127]GAZIYEV and his wife should simply have Subject and his wife
[12128]over toa peaceful dinner in order to at least partially. erase -
[12129]the memory of the first dinners
[12133]i
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[12156]- 1%
[12157]. ’ fons .
[12158]. .
[12160]Tua Amznican Scuoot Founoation A. C
[12162]Jonoe Anas Bucasa
[12163]CONMUMITY GEAVItRS PROGRAMS
[12164]+ PROGHAMA OF ENUEACTION Fane ADUL TES
[12166]CALLE ova ite bevel. 18
[12167]TACUBAYA 11, DLP,
[12169]ieee leer Wty orhtd ps sae Ber
[12170]vent Dota Harpies ht ne siti ety
[12171]; oar? hot Sis
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[12187]023. .
[12188]LOCULVOY, Mrs. Valentin
[12190]‘Novenbex 7, 1967. 1100 hours,
[12192]Source: My wife.
[12194]- Erench Club. My wife talxed to Loguinov at the French Club. There sacned
[12195]to considerable doubt about their communication, ‘Loguinov might have said
[12196]that she had Yust played tennis, or was about to play tennis, or plays tennis
[12197]gecasiomily. It soums likely that she did not play and was not about to play.”
[12198]“he probably cane to the club for the stean bath. She wis ina hurry, possibly
[12199]to leave the club, : . : : .
[12200]; Charles . Te, ; .
[12201]| Mraf Smell, (Wire of Anerican communist with jewelety shop on “iza). Sogn
[12202]for tho first tine at the French Club. She wis practicing alone with a ball
[12203]boy. She had no partner. : . .
[12205]COMMENT .
[12206]It is possible that Urs, Loguinov and ltrs, Small are part of a connunications
[12208]channel. Loguinov's haste might have been due to the unexpected appetrance of
[12210]ny wife andthe ‘risk that S-all night arrive while ny wife Mika wis still in the
[12211]vicinity, 0 . .
[12213]Pas
[12214]5
[12219]re fe ele
[12223]Extracts from LIREALM-1 contact reports |
[12225]1 May 1067 __ a
[12226]___ LOGINOV played tennis at Mundet with $,S, Abdel Rahman Hassan »
[12228]re ~~Abdel-RAHMAN, Ist Secretary and Cotsul a: UAR Embassy, This was
[12229]the first time they! had played sogether. (played| doubles with LIREALM.____
[12231]Cnn ad his wife).
[12233]om
[12235]Ty 19677 = ;
[12236]a
[12238]: “LIREALM played t tennis at Miniaat’ ‘with LOGINOV—~"LOGINOV'S Soa son
[12239]Dmitrty was there, speaks absolutely no Spanish or-English, Also
[12240]2" — played with Jacques “LOGINOV said his wife had tad ‘several
[12241]Ze heart attacks in Mexico and gannot play tennis,. LOGINOV said he wanted
[12242]——————- nit ty to-learn English; like his’ sister in Moscow, ~ LOGINOV said hé~—
[12243]knew Jean BINEAU, , when asked if he knew any French diplomats,
[12244]~LOGIN@V claimed to’ have been in Soviet" Navy, ‘then immediately entéred” ~~
[12245]. the Foreign ; Service Institute and straight into. foreign service after. that,
[12247]c .
[12249]17 May 1967
[12251]LOGINOV plays teanis left-handed, An instructor commented that he
[12252]“was convinced LOGINOV had played much more than theone year he
[12253]admits to, The instructor said he had never seen LOGINOV play with an
[12257]20 May 1967
[12258]— “LIREALM ‘saw LOGINOV ‘at-Mundet-but did not play with-him,-
[12260]25 Jun 1967 ~— zt
[12261]a wo. 7 - . aoe .
[12262]ar LOGINOVA- said she was. chemist,- but did not-say- whether -she had ever—~
[12263]. worked in that profession; The LOGINOVs never eat any food at the club, -
[12264]~—but- LOGINOV drinks keer-there,—Thé week before-LOGINOV.-played—-
[12265]in mixed doubles march with 16-year old giz] and wooo won a small sliver
[12266]we cup,'-LOGINOV_had'a Russian. movie camera with..him-and.took pictures ——___
[12267]of people'at the Club, LOGINOV talked to a Mexican named Jose Manuel -
[12268]. —-- LNU, connected with semé Mexican ministry that assists SovEmb....._.-._._
[12269]f : -' personnel; LOGINOVA said Jose Manuel was very sympatnetic to them;
[12270]4 — LOG INOV said they had. meft at the Canadian o r French Embassy. ~ we
[12272]wee ewe MO fur 1067 2 ec
[12274]LOGINOVA seems intelligent, educated, quiet but friendly... Her Spanish .
[12275]is not as bad as LOGINOV had indicated,
[12277]i
[12278]1
[12279]|
[12280]i:
[12281]|
[12282]I
[12283]|
[12287]14-0000
[12289]Ww)
[12293]- Valontin's friends," June-30, 1967.
[12295]J
[12296]0%,
[12297]SOVIETS v
[12299]Contact. Ny lawyer celobrated his 40th birthday on Juno 30.
[12301]- Jin amd Connie Pollack offered theix hone’at Calero 76 in San |
[12303]Angel for a party for my lawyer. Of the 12 to 14 people at the
[12304]party the following are part of a group who have organic#d a
[12305]Gréat Books typo club. At least once, ard possibly twice or
[12306]three times they have invited Valentin Loguinoy.
[12308]Doug, Wiltshire’ —
[12309]Tinmie Navis
[12310]Alexander "Sandy" Reed
[12311]Werner Thuxau
[12313]Doug Wiltshire, about Masri. Doug clainod that Nasri, his
[12314]partner is pro-U.s, and anti-Nasser, He believes that Masri!s
[12315]wife is the secretary. to the aibagsador. _ .
[12317]_— Wen AOvED . .
[12318]Verner Thurau. The Anglo-Angrican directory Lists W
[12319]t hé is actually Danish. Ho
[12323]-as British, Hy lawyer states 4}
[12325]previously lived in San Angel<te thé Lomas address now shown
[12326]in the directory. Ho since has noved back to Aida in San Angel
[12328]and Lives one or two doors ffoa Tinnie Davis. He is Listed
[12330]as vice-president of Jeffrey Manufacturing. He is reported to
[12332]have studied at Oxford. i ,
[12333]My lauyer, who 1s one of the more brillia ant hunorous=typa
[12335]Antellectuals in Mexico has describe Werner as the nost
[12337]: prilliant person he has, met in Mexico. Werner's friends. are.
[12339]agreed, behind his back, that Werner is "ill-caployod", that
[12340]he is earning far less than he deserves. His standard of living .
[12342]. stites his friends as austere. iq At Oye CenQuarer f
[12344]Sheila O'Sullivan Mabbe Thurau. Sheilatis the wife of Werner
[12345]and was not-at the party due to-iliness, She is an actross, ate
[12346]tractive, extrene extrovert, and‘the! sonetine zistress of Jin
[12347]Tiermey (spelling 7) the former head of the Rockefeller Fourda-
[12348]tion in Mexico, now at the hone office in New York. I havo « :
[12349]often run across Shoila, but this was the first tine I saw Werner,
[12351]Werner Thurau, bout Valentin, As Kerner was introduced to ne
[12352]he acted vory surprisat. Hoe oxplainod that he thought I was sone.
[12353]ene else, a friond of his, Valontin Loguinov, lie clained that we
[12356]14-0000
[12358]NS
[12360]could be twin brothers, My vito overheard this perfomance and
[12361]feit it wis highly overplayai. My opinion. ws that this ws a
[12362]conversation starter, nothing noro. Werner expocted ne to show
[12363]interest. in‘his- shaving wét a Russian. I did. Werner then told
[12365]Re ‘about the beok group. I had heard of it before through ny
[12367]lawyer and ‘through Valertin, T had nover before realized thoy
[12369]_ Were -eigand the’ sade gvaup, Warnor spoke of only ono occasion
[12371]then Valenti was there--he did not say there were not othér .
[12372]ecaisions. Valentin spoke of several occasions. Werner desq
[12373]ezibed Valentin as good-natured, narrow intellectually and
[12375]curious,
[12377]> Idd not acknowledge Inoving Valentin but avoided the issue. —
[12378]I do not know who knew Valentin and first invited him to the
[12380]group. T do not know how often the group uests or where,
[12382]Cocnents.
[12383]'¥ found Wernor to be very interesting and charming. I have -
[12385]“neld the sane opinion about his wife for sone time. I believe
[12387]I could developa him if a were of interest.
[12389]Werner deserves to be chocked. Everyone seems agresd that
[12390]there is something amiss here
[12392]I would not nind belonging to a book group--I have in the
[12393]past. This ong should be real swinging and night have Val. a8.
[12394]a permanente visitor.
[12397]-00000
[12402]a : omens ee reenter,
[12404]‘the tourist exchange botwee
[12405]_the reciprocity issue to deny the S
[12407]. would arrive in Mexico in October an
[12408]- job in the Embassy, not in the consulate.
[12410]oO DRET
[12412]' . / . \
[12414]11 October 1967
[12416]CONTACT REPORT po,
[12417]SUBJECT bh Cotte.
[12418]- DATE OF MEETING : 10 Octotier 1967
[12420]1, I met with Subject at the réstaurant of the
[12422]Del Paseo from 09:15 to 10:00. Next meeting to be =|.”
[12423]arranged by phone. Subject will tako a months vacation
[12424]with his family from 28 October to 25 November. He will
[12425]go to South Africa and other countries in Africa.
[12427]f£ 2 September, PRIKHODKO cane to
[12429]Subject's office to announce that he was back from home
[12431]leave. Subject asked him about tho status of the proposed Soviet -
[12433]tourist office. PRIKHODKO said that the Mexican Government had
[12435]turned it down, Specifically SALVAT bad toid the Soviets that
[12436]. en the Soviet Union and Mexico was"
[12438]go insignificant that it did not justify a reciprocal exchange
[12440]of tourist offices (Comment; _Evidentally the Mexicans used
[12442]oviet request.)
[12444]‘eg NECUIPORSNKO (P-7443)
[12445]d that he would have
[12447]2, During the week o
[12449]3. PRIKHODKO also said that O1
[12451]4. mane PRIKHODKO was in Subject's office, Senador
[12452]ECHEVARRIA, the brother of the Secretary of Gobernavion cane
[12453]in and Subject introduced them. — - ow ——
[12455]5. Finally, PRIKHODKO mentioned that YATSKOV would *
[12456]be leaving soon PCS (Comment: As I mentioned earlier, rll
[12457]bet that, NECHIPORENKO replaces YATSKOV).
[12459]6. The uext day LOGINOV called Sub
[12460]to come to a cafe near Subject's office. “LOGINOV started:
[12461]‘off by calling Subject a son«of-a-bitch,. ‘He said, "LOOK.
[12463]at all the contacts you have in Mexico, even BCHEVARRJA's
[12464]brother", He then went on to berate Subject for refusing to.
[12465]continue to work for the Soviets. He became quits Koated at” -
[12466]times. Subject repeated all the arguments he had used earlier
[12467]about willing to be friends but refusing to help the Soviets
[12469]- During the discussion LOGINOY
[12471]in a clandestine capacity. L
[12472]asked if Subject knew the "legal counsellor" of the US. Bmbassy.
[12476]ject and asked him
[12478]ww Ee .
[12481]“ ACRET
[12483]. ~ Za
[12485]By this he neant the Enbassy’s lawyer, not the legal attache.
[12486]Subject just laughed at him,
[12488]7. On 7 October Miguel ALEMAN J¥. came to Subject and
[12490]“gaid that he and Jacobo 2ABLUDOWSKY had just seen Ambassador
[12492]BAZAROV, They wanted BAZAROVY to mako arrapgeaenta to get
[12494]“!thom. to the -US8R- for television: coverage of the SOth |
[12495]celebrations. BAZAROV.had told thom that thinga.
[12497]thoy went. to Subject and bé could
[12499]USSR. (Comment: vom LIENVOY we know thit the two had an ~
[12501]- appointment with BAZAROV on 9 October and thay they bad been
[12503]agitating for permits for about a week. I feel that by
[12504]sending them to Subject, BAZAROV was giving them the brush
[12505]off, If the Soviets were really interested in seeing them
[12507]go, they would handle it differently.) . .
[12509]Francis J. COIGNE
[12511]Ao
[12512]bog
[12513]_
[12514]i 4
[12516]|
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[12518]P|
[12519]-
[12521]BAZAROV would see that they got to the |
[12524]re meee ae ene non ms ame Me TRO
[12526]CONTACT REPORT oO
[12527]. or7-°
[12528]SURJECT: ~ BESABER (3777
[12530]DATE OF MEETING: 28 September 1967
[12532]do I met Subject. in nis room at the Del Paseo from 1415-15306
[12534]a ee
[12536]i
[12538]- — ‘Subject will call me a day in advance to: set ‘the date of the :
[12539]next meeting, which as ‘usual will dé in the Del Pased. -
[12540]i 2, Subject had not seen or talked with CHMYKHOV or any - .
[12542]a : other Soviet since he and CHMYKHOV were out together on the evening ie
[12543]of 4 August. At that time, CHYYKHOV suggested that he and Subject
[12545]. have dinner together the next time Subject was in Mexico City.
[12546]Subject agreed and told CHMYKHOV hete call him the next time
[12548]| _. he was in town, Due to Subject's tight schedules on his visits
[12550]|
[12551]|
[12553]to Mexico City, however, it wasn't until 28 September that he called
[12555]. CHMYKHOV. When Subject called the Embassy, however, he was told
[12557]| . CHNYKHOV wasnt in, He therefore asked for LOGINOV, who proved fs >
[12558]‘ . to bé ins LOGINOV immediately recognized Subjectts voice and
[12560]sounded very pleased to hear from him. He stated that he had” i
[12561]hada wonderful holiday in the USSR (he returned on 27 August), — t
[12563]_ but was now swamped with work. ‘He added that he had planned to , 4 vs
[12565]a a a call Subject as soon as he got things under control. Subject
[12567]he, didn't. think LOGINOV had returned to Mexico yet. LOGINOV replied
[12568]“that CHMYKROV wasn't in. just then, but they'd both very imch like
[12570]Se thereupon said that he was actually calling for CKMYKHOV, because
[12571]to visit Subject in Cuernavaca. Subject said that he'd like. to
[12572]1
[12574]have them, but suggested they hold off for a week or so until the
[12575]weather got. better. LOGINOV agreed and said he'd talk to CHNYKHOV
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[12670]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[12672]‘about 15 years ago, Eugene was a brilliant man who started
[12674]: _ beautiful, Marina met and married a German Gentile -in New
[12675]York for which her mother and family ostracized her. Source
[12676]_does not know where Marina ‘is at present. :
[12678]“Pente ESSY I 9 TREE AA MSIE NOOR RE 7
[12680]0 ~cepey asy/ |
[12681]oN 5 Pp 2843.
[12682]ce-(F Wile)
[12684]13 Septenbor 1967 :
[12685]Le GINOV ~-
[12687]SUBJECT ; Erika Casinorman
[12690]le on 7 September. 1967 I asked Source about Subject.
[12691]He haows her well. . :
[12693]2.. The Cammerman's are Runandan Jews who came to. Mexico
[12695]with nothing and ended up very wealthy, Several yoars ago
[12697]he attempted to negotiate trade botwoen Mexico and Rumania .
[12699]but without results. He died of a heart attack about two years
[12700]ago. nnn -
[12701], 3. Erika is a charming, intelligent, cultured west~European
[12702]type. She is not a leftist. She owns and runs INCOMEX at
[12703]Isabella la Catolica 45 (telephone 18-65-61) and (12-88-32),
[12705]a wine and cheese se_importing ‘company. Cn ca. 1 Septembér she
[12706]left Mexico to some “bad” in Austria for a month, At Source's
[12707]suggestion she added 2 weeks in Israel to view the conquest.
[12709]4, They have a. daughter, Marina, who is stunningly. ac Balls
[12711]5, Although I dia not ‘mention ‘my: reason for interest,
[12712]Source stated that if Erika is in touch with Soviets it would
[12713]only be to get thoir business, She would not find Soviets
[12714]either. idgologscal ty or personally attractive. -
[12716]. ? . ow rtp Spemaces
[12718]Francis J. COIGNE
[12720], o> (:
[12721]- —— t
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[12723]_ ey 4
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[12734]“sRET
[12736]13 September 1967 ,_
[12738]CONTACT REPORT |
[12739]SUBJECT. ~~ :- -‘LICOZY-5
[12740]DATE OF MEETING: 7 Septeuber 1967—
[12742]1, I had breakfast with Subject at the Del Paseo from
[12744]0900 to 1000, Next meeting will be arranged by phone.
[12745]Subject will go to Montreal for a conference on tourism to
[12746]Israel. from 23 to 26 September. :
[12748]2. Subject. had lunch with LOGINOY on 31 August. LOGINGV
[12749]brought him caviar which Subject. had requested and paid for.
[12750]The following Subjects cane up: ao .
[12752]- a. LOGINOV volunteered that NECHIPORENKO (P-7442)
[12753]will return to Hexico in the fall, Subject asked if NECHIPORENEO
[12754]would retura to Consular work. LOGINOV said that he would not>
[12755]but would have other work in the Embassy, (Comment: I will
[12756]bet that he replaces YATSKOY). .
[12758]b, The larger part. of the lunch was devoted to
[12759]LOGINOV asking Subject about his trip to Israel and Subject's
[12760]gleeful lists of captured Soviet equipment. =~
[12762]. c. LOGINOV said he has reports that Mexican right
[12763]wing youth groups are planning to sabotage the celebration
[12764]of the 50th Anniversary of the Revolution and asked Subject
[12766]-- for inférmation, Subject ‘said be hs¢ no information on, or,
[12768]contacts with groups of that nature.
[12770]5. The following Mexicans have booked travel to the USSR
[12771]with Subject; They are all local Jews with relatives in the .
[12773]USSE;
[12775]a. Mr. & Mra. Samuel KASOVICH
[12776]b. Abraham YANOFSKY. to Hoscow and Tashkent
[12777]-@, Pedro BRAILOVSEY to Moscow, Kiev and Leningrad.
[12779]4. Subject has booked passage to Cuba for a Russian
[12780]emigre, Nikolay CHERNESHOV and hig family; wife born in Italy.
[12781]and childrea, Igor, Natalia and Sergio all born in Yenosuéla,
[12782]LOGINOV told Subject that they are repatriates from Venezucla
[12783]and that they will go from Cuba to the USSR.on a Soviet cargo
[12785]ahip,.
[12786]8 Penny Qe
[12787]a_i “RET ; _ ; .
[12789]SCCRET -
[12791]_ \ i 4
[12793]. 1 .
[12795]5, Subject bas checked with Adolfo de la Huerta of
[12796]Salvat's office about the Soviet application for a tourist
[12797]office, De la Huerta bad heard about it but said it wag
[12798]‘not their affair and would be handled by Gobérnacion.
[12800]6, David KLEINMAN, ca 85 yra. old, born in Russia recently
[12801]‘ande reservations to go to: Koscow during the celebration of
[12802], the 50th annivercary; He vill go in a private capacity as a
[12803]tourist, Subject described him as an orthodox Communist and
[12804]was particularly galled that KLEINMAN, a Jew called Israel
[12806]“@n aggressor,
[12808]Francis J. COIGNE
[12810]ome Qey
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[12829]: : ; . _ eon ke ce ; . '
[12830]. ‘ Tae consuler section consists of trree persons: - . ” .
[12831].Welervin 5 erzeyevich LOGINGY - consul (third secr@tery Ta
[12832]; TeG it} |
[12834]Vaed iskav Sergeyevich X IN + vice consul (Attsche) |
[12835]. 5 weno geemiee nee ; 5 sere BARETS | ‘
[12836]Viadizix Ivanovich SHPAXEYICH - vice consul (thire :
[12837]. . . H
[12839]secretary} 4
[12840]: 7 . . . ;
[12841]. ! .
[12842]O guch a seeming-scareity -of “work for the Congi wlate, i ‘
[12843]rn Ro.
[12844]it weuld te sufficient to have only one ‘man forit, But the I
[12845]oO . i
[12846]-Soviet Embassy has to have three men handling consular duties. H
[12847]She Consulete is open to visitors twice a weex and only + , :
[12848]hours a day. Even that is too xuch for an occasional person
[12849]- . . . . ao . . D {
[12850]woo desires 4 visa for visiting the USSR. Eowever, in adcdi-
[12851]. tion to tecir regular duties, the consuls hava to arrange
[12853]various masters relating to visiving Soviet cargo vessels,
[12855]grtistic anc cultural groups, ete. Cx several ocess
[12857]they had te co rox errands outsice of their overt field of
[12861]ectivity. erheos this is one of the reasons way; in mans
[12863]i " inslences, they cannot bo resche
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[12895]to be sent for any visiting dignitery o> 4 nerformors He
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[12898]wens
[12900]separently, scratinizes sid approves the names of doctors and
[12902]gevtists patronized by the Bebassy personnal, Recently a:
[12903]Msn on Daty ssid over the ghone thas LOGINCV nad forbidden
[12905]to be given out the adézess ora Gasman dentist, whom the
[12907]Soviets visited quite frequently before. ..-.
[12909]LOSINOY is also in charge of making uo 6 duty: roster
[12911]for
[12913]for appointing a Man on Dwty who would be responsivie for.
[12914]anything thet took placa at the Eubassy on hat particular
[12916]fn,
[12918]day. No one, except th exbassador, seems to be exempt [rom
[12920]Gz
[12922]i
[12924]that duty. Cn a few ocessions LOGINCV encountered hostility
[12926]to his arbitrary manner of making up the Gutsy roster, Thus, .
[12928]erseyevicn LichoV, Press
[12932]‘Abtache enc a (former?) Gultursi Officer, and told him that oo. .
[12934]LOOINOV pub Bis name dowm'ss the pesponsible Yan on Duty for
[12936]the Brbassy for that day, LEONOV said thet he wos very busy
[12940]OV do it himseil.
[12942]Obviousiy LOGINOV hed cade a nurser of seere$ enemies
[12944]with nis étesutorisl manners and nis efisdainful, monotonous,
[12946]ry . . .
[12947]anG Slow way .of chlking. =i cocium- to nish-pitenhsd voice
[12948]euunss a3 40 he ts exwremoly ered with the world anc aocs
[12950]os
[12952]A Daw sewsst
[12954]ig ete, fae stapt or? Reet tines ete soa with
[12955]ape ere oe Poona fasctivicual Ligntebrows nibs One we oe
[12958]me ene He nme nis sane emermeraten ann mer em mon P
[12959]’ . fe elnsciee eee cen cnerenrrnerneet ena ene nie seam inets me nig math pt obey en wemcnreemmater tie Stamm te meme ate mainte mam Oo
[12968]4 \ i
[12970]: i ‘ .
[12971]| . ;
[12972]i ; H \ i
[12973]i 1 “ \ : i
[12974]i a Af { ;
[12975]i. a continpsuots smile on his lips. Unquestioisbly, his typo Co .
[12976]1 ‘ _ . H y - .
[12977].- . a ee eg, : ne in : :
[12978]| of charm apoesis to uidcerly lacies ana LGGINOV is. quite aware
[12979]toy . : ;
[12980]i b so thas he ig attructive to the other sex. Kithout a doubt, ho }
[12981]poe a H so °
[12982]| poi tries to capitalize o% it and with his Plucnt Spanish proo- {
[12983]i 4 . Mee i
[12984]| ‘ H ably tries to ensnare Kexiean females. Therois no indices . i” :
[12985]; fo oq. . .. i
[12986]! 3 tion thet LOGINOV nas tried anything of tho sort with vho
[12987]i * > . "
[12988]- od “ |
[12989]| 4 Soviet wives. Cne of the reasons may ba tant he would not |
[12990]_ 4 : ; a mo ; i . . ;
[12991]| t Like his wife, Aleksandra Dmitriyeva, & very formidable woman i \
[12992]i . : : . . ‘ 3
[12993]| indeed, to get wind of 1%, Cn the other hand, the Mexican |
[12994]i .
[12995]! 3 eta
[12996]| H women may seem to be more exotica and atsractive to LOGINCY i .
[12997]t. [- . . . i
[12998]en ae . . . . . be
[12999]i | then his owm countryworen, in espocisl his wife, Woo dig ao . | :
[13000]“of, . t
[13001]. . : . toy
[13002]. | i -large unattractive female. Poo
[13003], i boo , ; . . . . . boy .
[13004]| | Nevertheloss, LCOGINOVA seonds to be cuite pleasant, with | .
[13006]| 1 a nice cultured voics,ang gots along with ner husband woll TG |
[13007]| thanks to her good humour and soctal activity. She has a
[13008]. | ! . . . :
[13009]i . .
[13010]“|, | | been cnite ordminent in Mestkom work and in the children's i
[13011]F i * aa ; .
[13012]é |
[13013]i i i summor camp. Zgh Shortly after their aprival, LOGTNOV bought j
[13014]| ; { b. a tave-rccorder for 21s wife for 115 dollars. Whether it i
[13015]: e ° : ; ' |
[13016]a ,
[13017]“ft was to pe used for music, or other purposes, has not been {
[13018]if bo
[13019]. t
[13020]a 7 ‘
[13022]i Po
[13023]poi : .
[13024]-
[13026]Fg teoit harm ana cad slvapeavigne wate
[13028]RHO wOS Gu Cusy 2b Wiss etic.
[13031]4
[13033]r
[13035]Anothes very prom{nent trait. of LCGINGV!S character: is
[13039]-
[13042]"Nenchura", ete.
[13044]GIXOV has any truce friends. His
[13046]sneering sttisuda is pz gason Tor it. Although _
[13047]4 : . “a tse . . 2 at
[13048]he madc voversl errors in juasenent in his work and coetel
[13050]benaviour, LOGINOV by no means is a fool and should be Rept
[13052]; man about
[13054]stocky, with blond wavy air over a high forehoad. A pair
[13056]: an _
[13057]of heavy-rimned \gla 25563 gives him the aopearance of a vory
[13058]4 . .
[13060]set sata
[13061]»« On the whels,
[13069]of an easy-going f
[13071]aw mo can =
[13072]night. ACRMUSEXIN and his. wifs ate
[13074]tinge
[13076]ote a nS van ok . . 7
[13077]Seth seen C2 be gevtiar «lon: BSN as ae aSadi a
[13080]4.00000
[13082]48
[13086]stare nina Sinema nat RSE eek ald tRNA ence
[13088]-
[13092]whenever any of the Soviets or his Lanti
[13094]EXZIN ig also quite ective in consular arfsirs |
[13095]of the leg work for LOGIXOV, Ye is elso very active in
[13096]iE e of the Children's
[13098]Hestkom functions, where he 4s in charg
[13100]section. KOR-USHAIN is quite an snizexciia energetic and
[13102]pushy individeal and can de quite ruce snd nasty at nos
[13104]fradcged
[13106]Undoudtedly, ke is looking forward to doing a fuli-
[13108]consul in time to come, Tne imovesgion of KOR:
[13110]bition and pushy .trait in his character
[13111]sound of nis rapid and energetic sut pleessnt baritone voicds,
[13112]‘A curious yack should de cited neve. - Snortiy arter h.
[13113]. IH purchased 4 vane-z §
[13115]arrival, SGnCUS
[13117]than the ons bought by his "boss" LOGINOV.
[13119]or 70 dollars ror
[13121]way? a . Lo _ : —_
[13122]: i . ~
[13124]LXIN way slow: dowa
[13126]peat
[13128]It soems tnat in the future, XOR
[13131]somexhat, but his, innor drive anc energy will nmevertncloss
[13133]es
[13139]i
[13140]. . in . * .
[13141]maxe “im & mere atroit and skiliful indivicual. vex
[13144]progress
[13146]- ep OE
[13152]fom that cds haste
[13154]Seeks sk Gab three AS teeas ,
[13155]tos Reece THE RET
[13156]: the Vee te Mv eae
[13157]gh CS YRS ws show 2b Sawa FG ty t MO tat ee .
[13158]7 : - ~ ~ - a 8 7
[13159]- _ io. ae
[13160]~~ oe 7 bee
[13166]|
[13167]q
[13170]se eared
[13172]: peaview on Suesday, L August. Seb
[13176]Sam latent
[13178]Mca panne eerie one eee a
[13180]|
[13181]|
[13183]DAtS GF NESTING: 27 July 4967
[13185]1. Zot Subfect from 1523.) 145 en 27 July in nie room at cae Dub Pasco
[13187]Mycol. Tro nixt mocting ts scheculed for & Auzust at aheo LS vis Dol Pasedes
[13189]Suoject will call on the 3d: or 4h tO sive mo hits room und ass
[13191]2. Ment ave ae 255 fend be, Ponty watts
[13193]os his fsetozy's latost
[13195]Soon ae Augast Se bstwoon 1000 ard 200. Sansorns! buyers will get a aneak
[13197]Seb fest weld conseque: ns ly ba 4s Moxbeo City
[13198]ceom fl duly thou 4 Auyect. Ho coid ho planned to send out invitations to
[13199]GL2 tina Dabassys, Dut hed rot you dona so.
[13201]3.0 Scltman Cony, Subjest had noitaer sean nor heard fvom GO Rv.
[13203]Cola jamenie BTCSTNS, Sypsset!s wife learned from Yrs, HICOINS |
[13205]cat the Colonel is duo baok in ioxtss on 12 er 14 Auguste
[13207]oe dele ds |
[13209]Se CSUN. CUMEXHOV cvoppid in on Sibjoct at Sudjoct’s fore 1a
[13211]Cuernavaca cbout 160 on Wednesday, 25 July» AfSer homing and naw. around
[13213]-form & few minutes, CEM
[13215]HOV finally satc that look, they were friunds row ard
[13217]he wanted to a3% Subject! advice on a nattor, ‘The doctor whon Subj.ct had
[13218]scgérisnded oe CYMOTIS con, CONROY sald, hee: étagnoscd | ry a
[13219]stomach trousle as an B0¥ei eo ease cf ono of the vorst straina of boo.033
[13220]and hed advised that the ¢hilg be kezt in bed and ander. ‘observarions
[13222]said the eniid was consequently beans kept an dnd at home in Nealso Citys
[13224]sect will hold a private oxi pabition
[13225]. dines on durcture snd artifacts at the Hotel Prostdonte, VC
[13227]COLKHOV
[13229]og coator, aecording to CELE MEC7, had also oxnvessed conzern tins ti. umacses |
[13231]: -. 7 . , oo pe tt
[13232]ore Cee Ce Pare Cp > C en 17d C> 2»
[13233]Pe S733 >) eee Ceo cb auty Pavement a):
[13234]_7 Caan 2. gee ‘ae Ze, cae te ty,
[13237]SR TELE Se EMR IRENA NRE RENEE AAS RL AE ONO ARIE TGR RNA TERE SS
[13239]COPIES tit
[13246]ann oy 7 : of
[13248]Subject ty the tine Tocw hin te lead nis to dvoide to t.22 C.OUMHOT, when he wo
[13250]ealled bin ot the Eabas sy, to coms to tho Del Pasco (Subjeot's hoteh) rather
[13252]than tho Presidente, where clicates and acquaintances night fecwa at sll hia
[13254]Sovies fetends. I told Subjcot 40 handle 4. tho way he wantot, bab gust
[13255]not to ort nz mo a restaurant beni for s 4x balleriras ond their cscossa, I
[13257]told Subject that his neareters bdective should be sizaly to establish os -
[13259]vt with CDOHHOV.as possible, with the view to finding out what *
[13261]mash rapros
[13262]kind of pelson ho is and what he has on hia ran
[13265]and wre hin to take ) edvantoce TG
[13267]ween Leen ent anaes eetat ad mate lie grace oe See, AMET 6 RO
[13269]CAMZXHOV his ‘nain target for tho presont tino
[13271]of any opportunkty to ust together with hia alore. a
[13272]Ye Subject apologized for his Soe story about his encounter «2:
[13275]aerate me RTH:
[13277]: + Grpartoy being a bit spotty, bud he catd he had a hard tino wederotarcing | ao
[13279]<AEOT ord wasn't able to folloy overything ho said, Subject said .
[13281]GOYKiov's Spanish is tot good,, ho epeaus vory fast, ard eor:tinuatly junps
[13283]from cone svbject to anothay, On the whole, Gaodeot said, he hed the impressten : a
[13287]cana: OY ther nervous person crd mech lose sure of hinses? ‘than, for
[13289]exany Subject said that wieraas ho always folt he had to ba on
[13291]hig guard Coo, he folt completely + pelsxed with CIMEKHOV ard Loxt
[13293]we
[13295]no dezdrated thohy selationship.
[13297]pei
[13299]HPTve Peneual Port, Subject gave na an snvitation. oS
[13301]ee ad
[13303]_
[13304]8.
[13305]H ha hed received an the rail to a daspedida fox ANEREIEV on tha evening of : Q
[13306]: ; 52 July. (Tho invitation was formally tosued by KAZANTSEV. Seo attachzent . i =
[13308]: _ Be) Sedjeet oaid that although he was coing to be in Mexico Crty on tho jst, : $
[13309]| Boa expeeted to ba cumpletely tied vp with preparations for the opening oP nis :
[13310]4 * 3
[13311]| exnibit th next coy ard taless = bad & spestai reason for wanting biz to go i
[13312]; j to tha reception, ha was coins to have 4. axip it. I tole hin that ia : :
[13313]z
[13314]: View of tho chmvumstenses these vag 1 sack for him to 0s i
[13315]Z z
[13316]i on fe .
[13317]i . ‘ :
[13318]t
[13320]Bq said i he showle consider, ee ee
[13323]4.00000
[13325]33
[13328]STA S Seca ee
[13330]oe
[13334]eek Sed
[13336]230 and 19
[13338]seme os
[13339]dee eee Ne
[13341]Sub
[13343]‘tL Det Suigedt at the Del Paseo tot
[13344]test 19u§, te 1930 on 19 Sulye The
[13346]Jeet sill call in to arrange
[13348]el &
[13350]next meeting i
[13352]. Saieed ~
[13353]wy . . . noe
[13354]2, ca 3 “jul y Subjee t reported that he stili hadn't been » , ——
[13355]able *3 not Shrough to gosaRt at the UA Sdbassy, as the sumer GCzARY had riven
[13356]-inowng aluays Cusy. I cave Sucgect three additional numbers from. tie Diario Oficid : :
[13357]ana he tried all of them in sy presence. We got through on the last one, managed :
[13358]. bo reaea GCEARY, and spoxe with hin for about three minutes in Salish. Tne ©
[13359]sone of the conversation tend ded to esnfirm BUSABER's claim thet he is a. rey: .
[13360].
[13361], close and informal terms with GOIARY . Suis ject asked why GOHARY hadn't. -
[13362]come $2 nis home the previous two weokends. GORARY excused himself ty saying
[13364]he had sisoly teen too vusy, Sut
[13366]ea Dal
[13368]Stamzce on S
[13370]i ; . St 2721700 an tne
[13374]: e .
[13376]: A} Ashe hatel meeting on 13 duly Was by, $5
[13377]| : Vv x\ \ Suodeet an oavortunity % eaik with!
[13379]| , QA _ evinks, The nresence of Subjcetts
[13382]' nenferh austited tua attached rep yt
[13384]hie: . iaied \ +> bee . Coyetetedt
[13385]. “hits -
[13386]Co nee an 1-3) ‘
[13388]PPIX Cem 3°74
[13390]A
[13391]Te teeth = eee
[13393]i
[13395]oo eet wens re
[13397]wanted very much to see Surject.
[13399].Poplied war
[13400]. un to nis hotel CO
[13401]3. Suogset renorted. on 19 July, th
[13403]3 vite on the 16th in
[13405]‘Paseo and way didn't GOHARY com
[13407]readily agreed to come at Sout 2030.
[13409]at  COHARY had arrived a tthe hotel rcom
[13411]ket el
[13412]the eoneiy
[13414]ce
[13416]a
[13418]a
[13420]9 his nome in Cuernavica walh hi
[13422]ced and. visited Susgect *3.¢
[13424]is fiancee, who he 1. :
[13425]r the mo s t srof table, as it pave
[13427]zw alone and at length over acveral .
[13429]soited
[13433]5
[13434]amy SN
[13436]i
[13437]prteinat riven 3303) desersh
[13438]Gee SordAry Cc iv ie 23) P00 FE
[13440]C C235 cr a ne CH F233 Coy, ae
[13442]COPIES WADE.
[13447]ERICERSE ITS GSE
[13450]+ teeeeemnnein aa ass ARM ROR TMM
[13452]Se
[13453]i
[13455]i
[13456]i
[13457]H
[13458]4
[13459]j
[13460]i
[13462]1,
[13463]i
[13466]aero
[13468]“@ (po. 6 wre meeting was schedule?, $ et and KARE
[13469]aarhed on the 4th wien the sot yal witerstandine that Sugeet would ces in
[13470]geuch with GOAARY either to eiseuss further GOLAY's teu Axure or to .
[13471]arrange o meeting with Suegectts 4 Aneriean friend,
[13473]fs (p. 3) Subject said it wes his wife's understanding from Ss.
[13474]EDSGIS that My. HIGGI: would return to “exico sometime uring the week of
[13476]2 Jul, ys ,
[13478]§- Sucgect said that he thought a sizatle
[13479]as 91,200 U.S, ner month, would te 5 vital, although not the-art
[13481]As soy
[13482]COHARY
[13484]The prine
[13486]ta remain in olace. Th
[13488]the cobertunity to help iyyst .
[13490]obvisusly
[13494]CSIXKEOV
[13496]a:
[13498]e2lied Suoject at ho.
[13500]ant et
[13502]GONZO said te
[13504]Sunday morning, 16 July.
[13506]in Suexna CIN
[13508]aca and. that he and 1
[13510]pacrserad
[13512]Ys
[13514]incentive, in Sub
[13516]amount of _Teneyeasuch
[13518]factor
[13522]me- about
[13524]STON had gone to Suogectts Pactory about
[13526]was at the Soviet dacha
[13528]on Ssturdsy, the 15th, in erder to present Suoject with three bottles of vedla
[13529]Bub the auard hed told then Suoject: had tect. (Subgeet said he left th Pae%o
[13531]uout 2630.) OHINMHOY seid that Log nesause le
[13532]the T3552 on “vaeatica, but he (CELYEECT) » a3 Still ersund and
[13534]weject cone ever to the davha. Ard oh, yes,
[13536]ite the 1 uncivilized hour,
[13538]he got cressed
[13540]CRENHOT 3 jas over flowing
[13542]cf
[13543]is]
[13544]a
[13547]i3 S Susdact with on
[13549]iy. RIGS, and meekly cresent
[13551]Ar
[13553]%. recommend a pediat
[13556]with friendshis,
[13558]CERECT!s child ;
[13564]ad went over
[13565]st
[13566]the svallest child to the oldest woman to co up and say
[13568]Sottle of vodka.
[13570]Poy
[13573]®-00000
[13575]BSS
[13577]Alvuh 1LLS or .
[13579]5
[13580]go, Sovicts serac arriving dt the dasha Suzject estivates 20 men and
[13581]r fe woeeen arrive? in all. One of the walk in was ANORGYEY,
[13583]greatly surgvised to and to Learn that Subdeet and
[13585]oh other. Subject stayed for accut &O-mimutes in all. CHIXHOV
[13587]tne entire tine and talked incessantly-emostly atout nothing
[13589]hard time understanding his faulty
[13591]5. In soeazing of LCGINOV, CHNYRNOY did say that LOGINOV is responsible a
[13593]inside “exico," wile he (CAMYKHOV) "sugervised Latin american countries’
[13595]for "matters
[13597]terion." " OIUEHOY did not elaborate on or give any hint as to what kind
[13599]srelos, Suvject said that Cesar
[13601]the Policia Judicial in Gucrnavica
[13605]g ; . .
[13606]¢ co Mestters" he was talking about, As Subject was leaving, COCs Yo urged
[13608]% : : . . .
[13610]i Rin £6 assy the next time he was in Hexico City and they would
[13612]4 7 ~ Suerte’, “ee ., 2a : 7
[13613]j nave 2 few drinks, CEMYNECY then said that as a matter of fact he was coming
[13615]i .
[13617]H ce, ; .
[13619]i. the next weekend and would like to see Subject then.
[13621]. | ; gubject said to give him a call. (M0Pz: Subject is unusually busy right now 7
[13623]i , “esause of his aooreaching thip to the U.S.--in about two weeks, but told me .,
[13625]7 : : .
[13627]i se would try to get together with GHMYAHOV for a drink. I urged hin to do
[13629]pa ° i
[13630]; a Tn ali, Suo3ect said ne had the impression fron CLOZKEOV's general
[13632]i : ‘ canary sone wo - .
[13634]: desectnent thet LOGINOT had told him to lovuk after Subject unile he (LOGINCY)
[13636]i . ; . : .
[13640]i ws
[13644]i
[13646]on the evening 2 17 July to ask svout a roori-civiter sereen
[13648]7
[13650]side of the turquoise tosste vsterial that Suoject's factory specializes
[13652]ne'd prefer "not to pay too much Tor it,” and
[13654]Steed
[13656]aT
[13659]on aubile and *
[13660]ow
[13662]oo. ‘
[13663]4 ‘ .
[13665]a NR Ae ON ET TED AE °C Rar Ane EE DO SM EB IT
[13667]14-0000 of,
[13669]- CASBie patie, Ay 7 wee
[13670]— Defer “yo OF
[13672]st sero rc ca
[13674]«| MaDRANDUM FOR THE RECORD _
[13675]; SUBJECT: Telecon with LIRODBIM2Z on 12 July 1967
[13677]r- 16657
[13679]1. LIROBRIN-2 called the Station at 1345 on 12 July and left a message
[13680]for me to call her. TI reached her. atout an hour later. She said she had
[13684]met LOGINOV. at.a party.at the Indian Enbdassy on the- evening of n July.
[13685]During a brief conversation with him, he told her he was going to the. Soviet
[13686]: 7
[13687]; Union on vacation on 16 July. He also said that PRIHHODKO was going.to *
[13689]Seam to POAC ae targa a3
[13691]the USSR on vacation. on 26 July. A minute later, he said FRIXEODKO was - A } Lo
[13693]| 7 leaving on 29 July. . . . . a
[13695]{ 2 2. Subject said he had had no other contact with, sany, of the, ‘Sovlata.
[13696]| 7 7 since March. (It' will be recalled that she invited PRIKHODKO ‘to dinner’ 7
[13697]| | on 31 March, but he. did ot comes) Subject said she. would eall ‘PRIKHODKO
[13698]i
[13699]i ina few days, mention that ‘Loar OV had said he was going on mation, ait
[13700]i 4 ; ee
[13701]} invite him over before: he lefts She will let me know what happens, : pat
[13702]PB a Soe poate
[13703]4 nn es t ehooh
[13705]| og
[13706]1 ? a +
[13707]a 7 aa, ' :
[13708]Fr - . .
[13709]oB P-2a70 , -
[13710]; ; ‘| » a,
[13711]j
[13712]H -
[13714]oboe nnn pant nthe ge
[13716]fo ore Fn a
[13717]| CORKS MADE
[13718]t
[13721]igh CEB tape
[13725]ad
[13727]von e
[13729]Sf a
[13730]Active on oat ae SLO att mt yp
[13732]ry
[13733]HAAS NTR naa Eee ACM CL aR ad ea, teed nite ty abil in
[13734]Fea Nea SiO NS Oia ERIN OES BL me ses
[13737]TIERRA era Ame NN ny Ue AL BIE wet oe ee We eae FIRED ees eee :
[13739]i .
[13742]been
[13744]ile on eae,
[13747]TATE Serene anima Steen cb et
[13750]tL
[13751]k
[13752]i
[13753]5
[13754]i
[13755]i
[13761]t
[13763]-
[13765]a
[13767]14-0000 ,
[13771]a ieutibe
[13773]con rane AMR Reta eee ok:
[13774]One Raa
[13777]7
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[13786]ae er
[13788]2S
[13790]LOG Me ¥ PRIN MY aa°
[13792]1
[13795]; end ATTA (2 -2. “1G ma
[13796]Takin exp 7 tag (67 philomel
[13797]Wie eS av Ge Giek Ep
[13799]Gt Alin
[13800]LE Mov 66°
[13802]a
[13804]Aiken at 7g Pitta dy oe
[13806]mma O
[13808]ee ae tee oe oe
[13810]ads
[13812]Alessandra Dink ty oyna
[13813]- LOGINGYA .
[13815]ope
[13817]A : | On PEIe gol We
[13819]any Si faa
[13820]Je: eh cohed (Mf
[13822]4
[13823]ado Chlekene —
[13825]LEG date
[13826]“ sy
[13828]{- Uefa Y8OS
[13830]lee be FE
[13834]i 244
[13836]av” . . . - . J *
[13837]gh 7 : . Acer: Y Lote nloPe {
[13838]~ . ° an . 1
[13839]JF/varch 17, 1968 ooo, “ ° yh7. f ce
[13840]SUB8BCT! VALENTIN LOGUINOV fo UP, Rm * fe / ee
[13842]Music Halli de Moscow
[13844]. Valentin invited: our tennis group ‘to be his
[13845]guests at the final performace of the Ballets Ruso
[13846]at the Arena Mexico. The total group was about
[13848]: ( es ¢) Persons. 5 : a, So oy
[13849], Alexandra not. prasent. val's wife, Alexandra, was
[13851]_ not among the group. Val made no comment about why
[13852]she" was not there. No one else asked, that I know of.
[13854]a
[13855]en
[13859]: Se Czechs. Tree Czechs | were among the group.. The Sve
[13860]introductions were badly handled and I wasunable to
[13861]learnthe identity of the Czechs. val and they spoke
[13863]a... wi Russian or czech. ;
[13864]rae auricee. (Spelling not certain for last name) « Se”
[13865]odite sR nvite y Val. She is Canadian, abou not
[13866]attractive, but careless in her dress. She Setack me :
[13868]s wbeing slightly masculine. She i{s_a_ teach
[13869]the mornings at the University of the Americas
[13870]he afternoons she teaches at an Institute.
[13872]tors and Interpreters on Rio Tiber.
[13874]“ye
[13876]were waiting for a mutual friend of Odile and val, Zi”:
[13877]fateare He never arrived, I asked Odile who Rafael was, oe
[13879]She explained that he was a teacher and her drinking : mer!
[13881]buddy. Every afterncon around 4 ~5 she and Rafael can
[13883]be found in the bar across the street from the institute. oo ;
[13885]. Odile had been drinking beer, probably quite a bit,
[13886]. wa prior to joining us that evening. She has lived in
[13888], 1 Mexico for 15 years. Her French, English and Spanish
[13890]‘ are fluent. She seemed to prefer. French, though I felt
[13892]4
[13893]' yh
[13894]fot - her English was better. .
[13896]An : She dressed oddly with white bobby socks. She did not
[13897]\h Wh fit in with the rest of the group. And I‘m sure she didn't.
[13898]Qu 6. eare. She seems to go to all Seviet embassy functions.
[13900]i$ She might possibly be ‘an intimate friend of Val's, sR
[13901]{. - if not a mistress, at least an. occasional bed=partner.
[13902]cs She commented (within the context of tennis, which was
[13903]ey the topic of conversation at the moment) that one night
[13905]“Val told her he had to go home early (11 PM) horieeinn ADE ,
[13906]Sat iA :
[13908]was going to play An a tennis aay
[13909]aay.
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[13919]11 Marck 1e68
[13921]STAKE-OUT REPORT
[13922]DATE: 8 Harch 1968. | 7 ee .
[13924]_1. I checked the Hotel Prince from 09:45 to 09:50 and .
[13925]noticed nothing unusual, I wag outside the Hote) Alfer fron
[13926]02:50 to 10:30 — nothing unusual, I then checked the Prince
[13927]again at 10:40 fer 5 ninutes and noticed ‘nothing, .
[13929]2. I checked the Hotel Prince at 16:50 and saw two women
[13930]aad tvo men (Soviets) talking in the ‘lobby. Then at the Hotel |
[13931]Alfer from 16:55 to 17:40. Nothing except aman at 17:30 who
[13933]looked very European. Thais nan looked. into. the lebby of the - ---- ---
[13935]hotel, then into the adjacent garage, then back to the hotel
[13936]then out of the area. He definitely vas not a leczl Soviet,
[13938]5S. At 17:40 I went back to the Hotel Prince to seo 1f the
[13939]catertaiuers were thera. At 17:50 two men left who could be
[13941]Soviets, I folloved thea te ses if they were speaking Russian. |
[13943]I turned the corner from Luis Hoya onto Juarez going cast, I
[13944]almost bumped into LOGINCY who wan coning west. on duarez, I
[13945]recognized hia imaediately-and I felt that he reccgiized ze, ~
[13947]I continued along Juarez for'a bit and then cane back to seo
[13948]where LCCINOV weat. I then steod on the other corner of Juarez
[13949]and Luis geya ior 3 or 4 minutes. At this tine I noticed a
[13951]Soviet across Juarez (at tho west side of the Juarea sonument),
[13953]He lonked like KOLOHYAKOV but. vith too much hair, This Soviet
[13954]Gaga taking panoramic shots scrosa Juaréz. AS his camera
[13956]'. @pproachbed me, atepped behind a Kiosk, However, in the minutes |
[13958]before I noticed hin, be could bave been photographing ae. A
[13959]monsat later I noticed LOGINOY about 10 yards fron the Soviet.
[13960]Both saw that { had spotted them. The Soviet vith the camera
[13961]then drifted west, photographed the Juares nonumeat and went
[13962]further west. LOGINCY then vent off tn the sane direction, I
[13963]then went to report the above to CLASTONBURY at the Hotel Alfer
[13964]after checking that I wag not followed. I got there at 18:02.
[13966]4. The Soviet had a small camera shich appeared to be
[13967]8 sa. Thus I doubt 12 he got identifiable pictures of Oe
[13969]a “.
[13970]' / _e } | — } -) :
[13971]: H eT Seenmeerene
[13972]AN
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[13979]5. We checked out of the hotel at 18:30.. At 18:40 we
[13980]gaw LOGINOY.'s ‘car ahead of us on the Reforma headed toward
[13981]the Soviet Pabassy. Tvo men were tn it hoa i did not recognise.
[13983]; 6, LILYRIC has LOGINOY and BARANOV: ‘Leaving the Soviet |
[13985]a: Babassy in LOGINOY's car at 15:3¢€ on 8 March, Neither were
[13987]. back by 18:30 then LILYRIC secured, i instantly recognized
[13988]‘BARANOV's photos asthe Soviet vith the camera. :
[13990]; 7. Alao per LILYRIC, LOGINOV left the Enabassy in his car
[13991]at 09:41 and returned on foot at 10;51, This was the period ve
[13992]were waiting for Subject. However hoe could not havo soea se
[13994]at the Hotel Prince since I left there at 09; 50 the first tine
[13995]sad at 10; 40 the second tine. i
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[14138]medeio 1966 dsdo-de alta on Muyo de 1966 2 | .
[14139]nombre de IGNACIO MARTINUS CAR2 INTELRO coa |
[14140]domicilic en las calles de cizineos Nf 128 |
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[14165]oo 12 Fobruary,1965 3 ‘a
[14166]CONTACT hepont tlle
[14167]————— are oe
[14169]te Agent: | LIKEALM/4. x .
[14170]2. Date end Site of Meeting: *.- 12/2/68, Tecali Bar,Nariano Escobedo,
[14173]3.. Date and Site ef Next Meeting: Same place, sane time, 19/2/68.
[14174]4. Aduinistrative: Ko odzinistrative uatters discussed,
[14176]5. Infornation/Inatruc:iozs Passeé to Agent:
[14178]Rowton advised LINEALN/4 to continue his same line
[14179]with his friend Velentin Loguinov. Ne agreed with
[14180]LINEAR /1 that since Locuinov did not bring up the
[14181]meter of his "boss" since his first reference: to it
[14182]at 27/1/68 at the French Club, Loguinov probably has
[14183]not given further thotcht to the matter. (Loguinoy
[14184]had two opportunities to bring the matier up again
[14185]with LTacilu/4and did not do 0). ; ; wo
[14187]Rowton also advised LIRZALH/1 to continue to push
[14189]LIRELIC/1 into the PKI but arreed that in the light
[14191]of the current unce:tainty as to whoa night emerge
[14193]as the future leader, LIRELIC/1 should: not attach
[14195]hinself too fircly. to any cne individual, but rather i
[14196]_ avait the outcome of the 27/2/68 convention,
[14198]6. Inforwation/ileports Given to Case Officer by. agent:
[14200]LIREALN/1 cave Rowton his reports O50/dF and 051/JF,
[14201]attached herewith, tore.her with.the latest LIRELIC/1
[14202]report passed tg LIRZALM/4 through the drop.
[14204]sallace B koyton )
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[14232]for che company.
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[14237]this as neaning
[14238]or at Joost his
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[14241]"te his etrlier provosstion.
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[14246]Vhen ve talc now, T have the definite feeling
[14247]about ous neetins in advance, nor hae ho
[14249]birctyss) ?
[14251]that i gine ab all
[14252]ben bricfod in ce by his noone. Our convers.tion is spomtancous,
[14253]anit frequently bors dom, |
[14255]4, & Ye-ntive stout Gloria Pinte, Pal secmid cendinely bored about Gloria.
[14256]a Steere pate
[14257]\ tf She is not youn, cue derinivoly att arect ive, athletic, srmmathetic, and
[14258]has onenisel severe? tennis groups, alias corefiul to include Val. He Secas
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[14261]conpletoly unipprecictive of her oforts In hi
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[14277]Val was stilt onthe cirl chase.
[14279]Yah v3
[14280]le te astied ze if Z was
[14281]Oto six th ith other activities.
[14283]’ undo Ural tents thare, ant X3 there, but not aining thos, 7
[14284]then quoted an rostizP Pusstan song: “hotervon Clelds, phorvon ciclon, Sande
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[14304]05042 /JF
[14306]February 10, 1968. 2100-0200 hours - -
[14307]Hoze of Gloria and Pore Pinto
[14309]Tews dinner. Gloria has organized 2 tournanert, Prior to the first
[14310]rate, she invitel all the particl ipints to & cocictalledinner in her hozc.
[14312]_ efliste. VL i we > late,’ exolaintin: that his wife had a doctors a appoint-nent, |
[14313]Ho also @id tha’ he had spent the cay at & part ty in honor of the anbassader
[14316]Yol-wes adked b; wk arovacstive 4 Tersdn if h 19 too vould
[14317]inj. val explained how hot people leave afte: three years, or
[14318]hen the shlassador the; have * en serving leaves. ve-siid there was a nossi—
[14319]bility that he 2»icht leave, but he refused to express his opinion about such
[14321]& llvolihoal,
[14323]rerty rough an ‘al. Everyone ab tha party sesnol to want to kd val,
[14325]cr, in the caso of the German, cote as élose a3 possible to insult ing hin.
[14326]od fron this atiact. I astal Val if ho vero aliays treated asks
[14328]sort of A novelty at mrties, with peonle atiaccing hin. He said no, but
[14330]that uost parties were diplonets or his own Sovict conunity, He excplalned
[14332]the Gernans behaviour as t: wplcal of the shortsighted, Llinforsed and vulgar
[14334]deraans, -
[14336]Alomntie. Alecomtm spoke little during the evening aud neeled help
[14337]froa Yal froqyuently © @iplain vhat wis sald in Spanish. However, she seens.
[14338]yery imollis sent and vey ciln.
[14341]‘T0
[14343]FROM |
[14345]SUBJECT:
[14347]1.
[14349]duty. .
[14351]2, LILYRIC was not work
[14353]Chief, Cuda
[14356]1 February 1968
[14358]Valentin LOGINOV (P-11712)
[14362]LIMITED roports that on 18 Januar
[14364]entered the Soviet Rmbassy at 17:11 in his own car
[14366]He was still in the Embassy at 19:00 when LIMITED went off
[14368]ing on 18 January.
[14370]Francis J. COIGNE
[14372]y 1968 LOGINOV
[14374](19 DA).
[14378]e
[14380]‘Rem mete ae ee NLT MEAN ate state tk atten Ieee
[14382]So thane rena neath At ne teeth anon Ant tant ee ede
[14384]"Valentin Sergeyevich LOGISOV P+11712
[14386]“Lh A check at the building confirms that Subject lives at
[14388]af S Y te ° :
[14389]fay, be =
[14390]ia iean's kant Le, & sine 24, 1968.
[14392]Ge ar /
[14394]Source : BHPernald
[14396]Ignacio Esteva 21 + apt. 2.. Near the door bell at the main entrance
[14397]in the slot. corresponding to apt . 2 Subjects name appears ¢ 7.S.LOGINOV. -
[14399]Aa a
[14401]2. The building ie quite new and at's floors. The lst (ground) floor
[14402]houses the Instituto de cronometrologia, snd at on the 2nd 3ra floor
[14404]. there are 2 apt per floor. The building has no garage.
[14406]Be Apparently there is no portero in the building because there ia
[14407]--NoO dell for the portero. The "interphone" enables “tenants ta. identity
[14409]vieitora and open the door electrically.
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[14452]BITES OF KESTINGS: 1 and 19. January 1968
[14454]1. I met t Subject in his. Foon at the’ ‘Del: Paseo Hotel from. en
[14455]LLIS<1545 on 11 January and from 1415- 1515 on 19° January. The -
[14459]meeting will be arranged by. telephone. oo. an ee ee
[14460]As of 19 January, Subject had: not. ‘Seen or! Lt.
[14462]ACEI ES NOD OEE
[14464]_galxed with any of the Soviets since his ‘telephone conversation.
[14465]with LOGINOV- on 28 September. Subject: dia, _ however, receive, a
[14466]Christmas card from LOGINOV. ‘ith my agreement, Subject sent
[14468]ROLES
[14470]CIANKEOY, but they weren't delivered until the week of 45
[14472]his sales man the job of delivering a score of Christmas eifts,
[14474]ing LOGI NOV'S and CALKKOV'S, around. ‘tom, but shortly
[14476]my
[14478]fter Christmas, found that the salesman had hot delivered cany / : : c
[14479]of them, This. discovery caused Subject to Lire the salesman, . _ B
[14481].who had been increasingly derelict in performing his job over a ian we
[14483]. tha past few months ‘and who, Subject had recently: learned, had
[14484]wee begun taking dope. Subject consequently: wrote "vetter-late-than= .- ..
[14486]zever™ notes on the cards acconpanying the undelivered gifts and ©
[14488]|
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[14494]1
[14496]| .
[14498]| oe January. Subje-t explained that before Christmas, he assigned
[14501]|
[14503]| hac 4 ris new salesman deliver them. I have instructed Subject to 4 . i
[14506]4
[14508]d
[14510]leave the initiative for the next contact up to the Soviets.
[14512]3, Soliman CCHARY. Subject ran into COHARY. on the street
[14514]P-6235' Cp.1) P/O O56Coe. 2.
[14515]- MAX Cp. 1)
[14517]| ene day during the first week of January. GOHARY, seemed delighted — oo
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[14543]SUNSET! --Polonaan recruited by. LOGIIOV.
[14545]"J, This case. -‘gtarted about Mfteen gonths ago. and, the only info we -
[14547]_ know of ts the SESTRON couple that |
[14548]. check on. Ta: the esso active? what requirenents are
[14550]' the policeman ty  GINOV?
[14552]ATHOV. asked the ‘policemsa to
[14555]Are amy Americans involved? Have any other:
[14557]Soviets been. im lved? estchs spectaliséa in US operations. Se ‘xt
[14558]may be. "ehviee vie poliseens as
[14560]nd 4-and lot us know what the status te.
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[14566]el gnments ‘in eupoort of his US operaticnss 7
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[14588]24 August 1967
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[14591]$ Policeman: Recruited by Losniov
[14593]‘oe
[14595]a
[14597]1. In reviewing ‘LOGINOV's SPR which WEEN ING has ‘just
[14598]- ‘completed, I note: that LOGINOV recruited this policeman
[14599]+3 months ago and that his first requirement was on the _
[14600]- BOESTROM couple, At that time we gave LITEMPO-8 traces on
[14601]LOGINOV saying that he was a dangerous KGB officer,
[14602]LITEMPO-8 subsequently mentioned that the. case was continued
[14604]- and. that hey, himself, was directing it, he,
[14606]re If. you think that LITEMPO-8 will. omni, t would 7
[14608]Like to know the. following about Shia case;
[14610](a) Is it ‘still active?
[14612](b) Did the poligeman pass info to LOGINOV
[14613]‘on the BOESTROM couple? If ao, what? Was
[14614]there any follow-up?
[14616](ce). What type of ‘requirensrits has LOGINOV
[14617]given to the policeman? Are any Americans
[14620](ad). Have any. other Soviets been involved vith 7 wo
[14621]this. case? : w .
[14623]Wi oe
[14624](e) - Who st handling him while LOGINOV 34 in the pu ened
[14626]USSR. a on vacation (he left Mexico on 16 July3?.
[14628]3. As a Se tor diacusaing this. ease you ‘could mention ;
[14630]- cgnge we are ‘especially concerned about. LOGINOV because. he: ve
[14631]‘specializes in U3- operations, . Ho tried to recruit ‘a chaut fer
[14633]the Bubassy and tried to develop a female Foretgn Service
[14635]> Officer (t¥us). You might also say he i@ running a sensitive
[14637]case into the US (false), Thug many of his: requests to the
[14639]_ policeman may be in support of American operstions although
[14640]“thia would not necessarily be apparent, Therefore we would
[14642]like to koow what be te asking for. Our traces would help
[14643]both ourselves and LITEHPO-8, etc,
[14645]SECRE oT
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[14653]: suggest that LITEMPO-8 takp\advantage of LOGINOV's absence from
[14654]2 Mexico in the USSR to request elacciones not to give him a
[14655]. new visa because of bis jntelli nce activity as detailed by
[14656]_ - LITEMPO-8. oe f
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[14682]ETAT PDR mre
[14686],, MEMO FROM LEGAL ATTACHE
[14688]STATE DEPP DOCLUENT
[14689]DATE: 10 JANUARY 1968
[14691]“SUBJECT: INSTITUTO DE INTESCAMBIO CULTURAL —
[14692]MEYICANO-8USO, MOSELIA (MEXICAN
[14694]RUSSIAN INSTITUTE OF CULTUPAL EXCHANGE, -
[14696]MORELIA) (105-1016 - 1/10/68) —
[14698]: CLASSIFICATION: SECRET
[14700]s
[14707]ARN a cn
[14709]AMX CHF note: BIRTHDAY COULD BE EITHER KOLOMYAKOV'a QR MIROSHNIKOV'S, 1
[14711]HAVE DIFFERENT DATES OF BIRTH IN JAN 1926 FOR BOTH THOUGH, ‘VEADIMIR KLIMOV
[14713]: KORNYUKHIN AND SOLOMATIN WERE A™SQ SCRN 1928 COAY AND MOKTH .
[14714]ANYONE'S GUESS IS AS GOOD AS MIKE,
[14716]cane ee nemwovat tn an ite
[14719]a
[14721]i
[14723]. NT. ae, :
[14724]Out to 11-09-60 at 12551 mos NOVA oaks MALYSUSVA fok GVAnOvAend
[14726]asics her when did enby ‘cong dack, Last atshts, Voll,. they sro :
[14727]cathoring tomorrow evening at tho Enbassy to colobrato /nonconatt
[14729]hOth birthday ane thore wilt bo ¢ lot of poonilo
[14731]- = ~ a A 1
[14732]prosant him with a sift. Lot's maze a collection and bay fin a
[14734]and thoy havo to _
[14736]Silvor pliichor and tro pla
[14738]. . . cal
[14739]Silvor how ond as /long Siscuaaton/, Alricnt, but
[14740]O6'S koep NATASHA as 6 tose!
[14743]-
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[14759]SECRET
[14761]_ AL Janusry 1963
[14763]MEKOSANDUM “FOR. Tar ruz
[14764]‘SUBIECT: Viste. of. Unidentified Woean to foviet Rabéssy srowde
[14768]1 LICALLA réported that.at 1203 houre « on tuesday 9. Jenuary 1968, :
[14769]en votdentified wonan, described by LICALLA as a "Horthawerican type"
[14770]aatered the Soviet Embassy. This woman entered the receiving room. —
[14771]and cama out into the courtyard of the Soviet Bsabassy grounds at
[14772]1206 houre. While in tha garden (courtyard) oha apoke to Yuriy ©
[14773]8. CHERNYSH (13042), Viadislav Sergayavich KORMUSHEIN (P1707)
[14774]acd to Viedinir Agaforovich | DOLGOY (P+9774), Froa 1215 bouts
[14775]vati{l 1226 hours, when she agein entered. the reception room in the
[14776]company of Valentin 8. LOGINOY (P-11712), she spoke in the.
[14777]coustyerd to DOLCOY. LICALLA reported that thia unidentified wouaa
[14778]departed the Soviet Eubassy at 1252 hours.
[14780]2. Attached ‘for Vladiaiz Av DOLGUYS (P9774), file are LICALLA
[14781]shotoe of this woman taken with DOLGOV. (FOR WOFIRH USz ONLY).
[14783]; fo ae _ Grace #. FARAILANT
[14784]ot So, 63.
[14786]Bgeee tte
[14788]on
[14790]9774 watt
[14792]an en Pe 13082 w/o/eee
[14794]Bm 11707 wjofare :
[14796]OE RL al i RN my
[14798].B ALTL2 w/ofate
[14801]will call him in the week 0
[14803]‘pefore Christaas bearing 6 bottl
[14805]_ Bick ever gince arrival.
[14807]‘favors but som
[14809]SEGRE
[14810]CONTACT REPORT s
[14811]_ SUBJECT  : LECOZY=5
[14813]DATE OF MEETING =: 6. Janaary.1968 ~
[14814]1. I met Subjéct at the Koala from 09:15 to 09:50, 2
[14815]£15 January to arrange delivery :
[14817]of his liquor.
[14818]2, Subject gave me the travel info on IVANOV which has-
[14819]already been forwarded to San Jose. . .
[14821]3, Subject reported that LOGINOV visited hima few days
[14822]les. of Vodka, red and ‘black
[14823]caviar and a lacquered box. He mentioned that NIXOFOROV and
[14824]-KKORMUSHKIN hac had a& car accident. Also that NECHIPORENKO had
[14825]arrived but that either he or someone in his. family had been
[14827]. 4, LOGINOV used the occasion to renew the old pitch. He .
[14828]said that with the celebration of the s0th anniversary every=
[14829]body is contributing. What would LICOZY-5 sontribute? Subject
[14830]then gave LOGINOY a pair of sun glasses with a built in transistor
[14831]radio (as a Christmas gift). LOGINOV said he meant not personal
[14832]I athing for the cause, He then asked Subject to
[14834]spot a Mexican employee of the american Embassy. Subject
[14836]laughed at him. and repeated all the old arguments about, not.
[14837]@orking for the Scvs. He told -LOGINOV that, if he wanted to
[14838]be friends, then stop bringing ‘up ‘these old requests. . :
[14840]Francis J. COIGNE
[14842]Pistribution: So, ° - ;
[14845]"G tp | dee
[14846]DG — Hy —
[14847]CocRET
[14850]57
[14852]SECRET
[14854]5 January 1968
[14856]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[14858]SUBJECT : Berta *NAVARRO, Member of Fuersas Armada do
[14860]Anérica Latina (FALA)
[14862]SOURCE 2 LICOZY=5.
[14864] -$nfluence, she was releese:
[14866]ciones and is now Sub Direc
[14867]the Departamento del D.F.
[14869]\ gasking the latter to give
[14871]- She still hag to report to the police overy
[14872]because she knew that the police would
[14874]‘ 1. Source stated that Subject 6 the sister-in-law of.
[14875]his old friend Lic. Juan *SALDA who used to be in Rolac=
[14876]tor General of Accion Social of
[14877]Subject is the sister of SALDARA's
[14878]wife, Fernanda and is 24 years old. -
[14880]3. <A few weeks ago SALDANA brought Subject to Source
[14881], Subject a job,. Subject told
[14882]Source that she had formerly worked at UNAM and had been
[14883]arrested io a group which had bowbed the Bolivian. Enbagsy in
[14884]Mexico, She was held and interrogated bit because of *
[14885]d after 2 wonths witnout charges.
[14886]However, the police refused to let her work at UNAM and told
[14887]her that they would have to approve any job she undertook, |
[14888]3 days, Subject
[14889]told Source her story.
[14890]check with hia. — ;
[14892], 3. Subject told Source the following about herself and
[14894]the PALA: os —_ : ; .
[14895]a. The FALA has-76,000 members.
[14897]. ®, Her superiors told her that the PCM tipped off
[14899]the Mexican authorities about those involved in the
[14901]bomb throwing. The PCH did this because terrorisa is
[14902]against their line and harns the peacful diffusion of
[14903]Commun isn. ‘ es a,
[14904]-. @, The FALA works oa the. coll Easis so that each
[14905]member knows only a féw péople. However, whe worked
[14906]as liaison. between Mexico and Poza Rica and knows nore
[14907]‘“menbers there. -Jho FALA monbers: in Poza ‘Rica are Pemsx.
[14908]workers. : :
[14910]da. The FALA is financed by the Cuban Embassy.
[14912]COTM ne pean
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[14917]se i a ~
[14919]fi4-20000
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[14925]4. Yalentia s, LOGINOY (P-11721) cane into the office
[14926]a few days after Subject started work and asked about her :
[14927](she is replacing Hirtam AVILA Katz). Source gave LOGTHOV a
[14928]brief resume of the above, - LOGINOV's only comment vag .
[14929]“they are nuts," ; OO
[14931]-S. There are no traces oa Subject, but toere are several:
[14932]cards on SALDANA. - so -. ae
[14934]| Francis J. COrGNE
[14936]File: _
[14937]Orig - 50.9.8 ‘
[14938]“l= B2712
[14939]l - Pu11712
[14941]‘7
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[14946]ccs: an ‘Winston, Ms Beott Gnea.-2)
[14948]Enclosures (2)
[14951]o e a : nr} fe ged 5
[14952]ay
[14953]JAS a ae pees
[14954]COHYVIDENTIAL
[14955]Dates adevonboy Zo, 2007
[14956]To: =~ ss Ik, Menry -Doarboru
[14958]Dopiity Chiof of iiicoion
[14960]. br. Vallaco We Stuart 7
[14961]_ oe Cousiselor ’ for Political. Affaire
[14963]iP Nathan es Fortte. os
[14965]Sts INST rruro pe nernhcar10 CULTURAL LEXICANO-NUSO
[14966](UEXICAN-RUSSIAN INSTITUTE OF CULTULUL EX
[14968]GUADALAJARA, JALISCO ;
[14970], 205-367" (11223-67) :
[14972]This document is for the uze of your
[14973]», ageney only and neither: it-nsr. its
[14974]‘contents: should be further distributed... oy
[14975]. without appropriate authorization.. Fe Oe
[14977]"Enclosed. aro two nomoranda, dated and captioned: : eS
[14979]as abovo, which may be of intorost to yous .
[14981]Arny Attache. (Enes.~8) | ee
[14983]. Anerican Consulate General, Guadalajara. (Gaes.42 :
[14985]> @hrough Counsolor for Consular Affairs)
[14987]| * GROUP 1.
[14988]| Exeluded from ‘automatic
[14989]downgrading and
[14993]XL: GE) ’
[14996]COUFIDBUTIAL
[14997]Tlesi, GUE os ted _
[14999]wources Tal’ ~Ugust 3, 1534
[15001]Ueasers of the TICM at Guasalecare held ¢ nicnis for
[15002]“wisitess st the. 17 Soviet Culttirel vee at Catpcls, Jalisco, oa
[15003]august 3, 1ss¥, lesting Zrom 2:34 2.6. until 1:99 pen. Iloted.
[15004].aucag tue visitors vere the folloving: — Boo. _ "
[15011]Vie Lougtuoy. P=— 117702
[15012]STSLUA_Lilds .
[15013]B0RnIS. 30G-L02i1T.L04/P 220
[15014]VLLDSNIR LilCaz IV ho
[15015]3) | srovessor (MDRIFWL LOW2LRD0
[15016]SOLNISLEV CHIC. Dow y |
[15018]; : (tg Frofessor ‘AOELING LHWSIAS x PO :
[15020]oe ae . .Pae II Soviet Cultural wees 2t Guadslsssxa, Jalisco,
[15021]} degen on: Lusust tT, 1057, iti a reception at tae ZIIK ozZice
[15022]with about 799 persons present. lIotec anone the psrsons present
[15024]were. tae Lolloving: SoOuIc SOCCOLMIXOY, 2ORIL MELTIORY, .
[15025]Visi DEMIS. £USTEIV, Frofessoz fOSLITTA SEMIS, CRLTICLAV CVCUST,
[15026].STBLLA INDL > and VALSHTIiT GOUGTIOV. o£ cocktsil party was aeld
[15027]after tae inauguration cerewudnies, anc many Russinn sad other
[15028]Tron Curtain country uagacines vere given vue nublis,
[15030]Source: Tol oo, ' fugust 12, issoy
[15032]; On the night of /usuct 10, 1527, Russinn jocumentel
[15033]type novies vere sno-m to scout. 110 persons at the cocial Security
[15034]Tnestre £t Guadelajare.- Taece movies vere. sponsored oy tae
[15035]TICK. o, : a. Loe
[15037]a wource: THR kugust 21, 1937
[15039]og On the nigat of Jugvst 1%, 1657, avout cf personas vere.
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[15041]and tae oirno, This event ves ovonsored oy tae TiSM. 25 part of
[15043]tae Ii woviet Cultural Jee‘,
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[15861]Woveaber 2, 1967. 1130 hours.
[15863]@asual contact. Lesuinoy was entering the Fronch Club’as = ws leaving. -
[15865]He asied ne to stay long enough to play a couple. of suts of teniis with.
[15866]hin. I had to dealine due to previous oonnittadts. Wo. both agread to lool Z
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[15869]a ‘next week. oe . ae Co, ;
[15871]! Noveabér 11, 1967, 1100-1200 hours, - : re er
[15872]‘+ » Souroes Direct. At French Club. a eo ee
[15874]. Lennis. Logiuinov and I played doubles with two wouen, Everyones seand to |
[15875]pornit theuselves to tease Lozuinov about tho enbassy‘s celebration of the
[15876]ooth annivercary and about the mmerous requests that evoryond seened to
[15877]have nade for gifts and souvenirs fron RussLa. Val has Sivigad up for a tourm.
[15878]went of mixed doubles which begins tonorrow, I too have been invited and accepted...
[15880]Attitude, Logutnay seened very friendly and anxious to continue our friendship, '
[15881]His notives, however, seen strictly for tinis. : oe 7 .
[15883]Comanton. Farlier I saw Loguinoy laying temis with a mther tall and
[15884]heavy--sot pérson tho; left when Loguindy approached my wif ond se, Later,
[15885]shen dressed, this. person passed by to Say goodbye to Locuinoy, in Russian,
[15886]He 1e obviously an eubassy type, - 7 ..
[15888]November 12, 196?:. i _—_ capry (Age a C7
[15890]Source: Direct, At Frénch Chih, VALE 7
[15892]‘ Loguinov played tennis with stil Another sember of his exbissy, We did not /—
[15893]} have an Opportubity to talk on the courts, Wo did sea etch other in the showers.
[15894]. :. > He showed great intersst in playing soon and said he would call to to arrange
[15895]bo the date ani tine.: He joked that I should bring some o° ny friends fron tho ex=.
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[15898]his that none of ny Crienis playo! tennis, He zisunlers.ood ani thought I said a
[15900]that I knew no.one ‘at tiie cabassy—he looked disappointa!. I correstad hin and : gE
[15901]Aid that I did inieod: know -ecbassy Peonlo, but that. none played tennis ani that .
[15903]| I doubted very nuch if’ sy friends wore CLA, FBI or anything: else,
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[15921]- GICALLA- 2 DECEMBER 1967
[15923]ANOTHER INTERESTING KCB TRIO? .
[15925]RCS 29 NOW 1967),
[15927]Valentin LUGIN, Oleg NECHIPORENKO (arrived
[15929]and Pavel YATSKOV, whom NECH is replacing.
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[16161]Te . 1609 hours} elaining a tesr'fie har 3 Aa. tion, having spent ness
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[16166]Recling he «alxed to hig ear parked | oaly half a block away fron the cafe.
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[16168]te Nenied gaying- anything about it. re . _
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[16171]apart al} egedly to be given by iyudaila : (not Sersio's wifes} - ry
[16173]f at wnich tim he will atten-t to eisict “info re LUBAIts recent trip. | a . .
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[16182]Mexiéa food, ete. at ons point I attedsted to have Nin work
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[16320]14-00000 pS ee i A oes
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[16329]Contact Report ; . \
[16330]Subjects Jinzy CaRORI (?=12,570) _ _
[16331]ete of Neat: aug 5 at Continental Reet from 2609 to 2330 brs.
[16333]7 i. The meet rae yprearranced and € cene cn tis » The purpore of the. .
[16334]ae meet was to debrief S on hie reet with 2 S which took ok plece she pre«
[16335], ' vioue evening and ‘proceed with the filling of the Pil as vell ae to. -
[16336]give necessary ope’ {notruction, - The purpore was achieved. -
[16338]ao va ,
[16339]Next meet; duguet, 15 ‘at the sare time end place, i
[16341]|
[16342]|
[16343]|
[16345]2. _. The fect that Lot. started the meet with a talk adcut hooks
[16346]appeared to s to he curiova, | Xo Goukt that LCS wae pedéline some Communktt
[16347]{aesloricsl tid bite, eepectelly, Pistification of Sov “‘Literrational
[16348]policy. triefly, too auch freedom is not rood: Americans and their foreten
[16349]“policy is naive; they worry nore atont the vorld Opinion than about
[16351]their ant tonal intereet; 22 they teat to de conc this thes consult every=
[16352]kody and everything to find out ean eves old Jact tha neby can satisfy
[16353]eversbocy; ° vixone teip to Rumania was outright: a provecation aimed at
[16355]Sov Vrion, « except, if it was 9 product of navenese. .
[16357]3. S vse ren iiy @urpri: ne to near iG civing up so caily: on the =~ ;
[16358]matter of the US Im) phone dine. sory, but he was outricat disarpointed
[16359]‘when LOG stated that. he nor eng of Sev Unk [°*datele renyés wont to meet :
[16360][rien LAG. Turther, § wés chuke. up then he direcily told that i vas i
[16361]Be 7 ty Lé Sov agent aselened to collect inf. about Red China ®-4 Nat Chineee i
[16362]oS po liey concerning Sov = Red Chinese ecsfliot frse 6 Suinese Dmb official, |
[16363]r  alétoush, he 2id not mention it te TEFUALD, it was obvicus thet S°did not
[16364]é- . ike at all the idea that. Vig -coney tas sgo!en tet there + ?zention of
[16365]" poney richt new, ta, during the pried "3 rill ba Tortiug on rianlag
[16369]Smee tate arnt at renee paver ene»
[16371]er Sr rerinded 2 what he told hie At thety peaviews ceet  concersing
[16373]his lnvelverent wlth the Chinese ans ‘hed thet i? it cae ult elteor then’
[16376]not vant tage te rea TK hefore Pre Yitg ke >, Venovse be =-nted ta e.
[16378]anal
[16379]follom our tustrig.lon.s Thie fac raid: “ta plecre 2 on one Sand and on the.
[16381]Shane acne oe ne ens Ania tt ene eae
[16383]ae t ees a a>
[16385]2
[16386]i
[16388]geet any question ty TANG not by denying previous statenente but by
[16390]|
[16392]7G.
[16394]sequences; therefore, he
[16398]SES EU LES Leta we
[16400]ST RAIN CY AAS TRE LITRE EN MAE LRN AAR ST NRC TS Ife TS - gel Ty wa
[16402]On20
[16404]other to appease hile (5) on fear from the cere peat ihility that” soma tning
[16405]might co rong and he vould have novnere to turn to. F told him taat
[16406]going to TANG OLY in connection sith the matter of publishing the orticle
[16407]could do him no harm; denying heving contact with LOG recently ia not
[16409]of wanting -to send @ message to © Sov friend and the fact of not eceeiag
[16411]a
[16413]each other during the pact 2 - 3°
[16415]neeks means nothing mosde- ~neshsag, be<
[16417]eause £ is supposed to de atle to reach a friend; $ cust: ea realy ‘to
[16419].
[16421]enphasizing that he was thinking carefully about what he told TAC: and oy
[16423]he reached ‘the conclusion that that could. cetrize hin in a situation
[16424]"he wae never vefore™and, consequently, knoms ao thing about possible. con=_
[16425]decided to keep out a field he is te aorent in.-:-
[16427]i
[16429]4
[16430]sufficient; TANG could bring up the quectica for an catensive purpore ~ |
[16431]1
[16432]|
[16433]t
[16435]5. Ae for ae the other requiremente concerning the chinese are
[16439]concerned,
[16441]ZF. told § *¢ do nothing for the time being and, etpectaily,
[16443]to keepaay from trylag t. ascertain the : wees of Nexieane vorkia, ia ote
[16444]she chines: Bat, S chould clei. thet Le wee spending his time on trying :
[16446]to get the neme of tha next Dresidential cancidote before the Tre cident oo
[16447]fends the name cf iho cendtdate to FAI for approval. Further, € can | 7
[16448]Loa wae to cet tim an ansver on the
[16450]alvays Ye i.ino ore aurry than Le
[16451]platinuo dest.
[16453]meet, S wac flatte..4
[16455]nre Jaa ly in Guast.e: "to colebrate tue birthday together’,
[16457]In spite of tie reactions concerning the business part of the
[16458]Amith LM tevitition to exend a day with ais and
[16460]ce
[16462]S aczed PF
[16464]vruuld it be appropriate if Le ané Sssephine took 6 preeent to ure. LO, .
[16466]as for exauple, a pilver orveca or rom nethiug elnilar, F teld hia that
[16467]rea. LCL and the tey wae a tox of chocolatte
[16469]the ~artnun re could tare for firs.
[16471]cand.e? ia ti
[16472]it. 2
[16474]t
[16476]ae | Sirend throw. tha receind rot tig
[16478]volu of RY 4d.< e50 F "ld net imply thet be eculd psy tor
[16480]PAQ ard te ave ‘tra that ha
[16482]wae ete th glee very for nema 'P Se Gli aot Nave aq apestunity to
[16484]otaerve LOS in the errcla of
[16485]toy naselly meet, Tt ray
[16487]tiaee to be
[16491]‘ls Sactte asd ta coaditisns ters fornal thea
[16492]ve noted tuati read the q.eationaatre 2 2 3
[16493]ervey owt te a8 ts pes attention, © a. y reqeerrg. Shes
[16495]F veing nga gash the partivn 2 abereats Ciited o:8 bece isa he van 797
[16497]ER So nee rene ee ES Ae SR UT FN RS A A RF I Se NN aA A a A RE:
[16499]-3- te, 1
[16500]give edditionel Info end correct rome of the civea answers.
[16501]§. At the end of the neet § etated thet ke did not have hie cer ,
[16502]thie evening beceuse Josephine needed 24, 3 told kim that he waa wiil Lag °
[16503]_ to pay hin a text, but he Tas not ebdle to give hin a ride. Fis quite
[16504]sure that. the ear raich 5 uses ie Jocephines and that it Le oa $! OR, .
[16505]dispoeal only’ when she de¢o not need#d. Turther, if © ever wanted to may
[16507]t
[16509]i
[16510]“4
[16512]# identify ¥'s car it is extrenely doubtful that te mould heSfvectured Po,
[16514]ie 24%0 settlic excusee in an evening with cuch iouey weather as Lt was | °
[16515]P ‘last night. ; by
[16517]. oe : { :
[16519]"e 9. : Byproduct of the talk about the car ves that we learned !
[16521]fe Tosepuinete ae: ehe is 49. Ac ording to € noboty reuld telleve that ske
[16523]was vore thea 40.
[16525]Pheernald
[16527].
[16530]nateeennenewnn ninth
[16531]1
[16533]SDE TE pa eh ep FLO Se gate QP Te
[16535]fetta scm rmwt ence rin aaainnts eh eel tnt Sagem mopencan ce
[16536]i :
[16538]14-0000
[16542]ATO AOKMEND
[16543]August 6, 1969
[16545]Subject: Jimmy SABORI (P-15830) Report on Hie
[16546]Mect with ‘LOGTNOV (Pell, 712) on Aug 4 at Banborne-fan angel
[16548]" at 2000 hre.
[16549]1. “fhe meet was prearranged and it lasted 2 houre énd°15 minutes.
[16550]As in all previoue oases § and LOG met in front of the restaurant. LOG
[16553]i
[16554]|
[16555]|
[16556]i
[16557]| |
[16558]|
[16559]| |
[16560]came 3 minutes eorlier, win t
[16561]| THZIR NEXT MEET: T: On Aug 16 & and Joeephine ¢ are. to come to |
[16562]i Ouautla at the *fanos" about 1000 hra to
[16563]| be guests of LOG and his family (to celebrate |
[16564]Fe | Y birthday which is on Aug 15 ).
[16565]7 , On Aug 25 at Eamborns~San Angel at 2000 hrs a
[16566]business meot will be held, |
[16567]i
[16568]|
[16569]| |
[16570]| |
[16571]|
[16573]2. LOG and § 2 Vodka cocktails, club sandwitch and a beer. L0G
[16574]claimed that he had already eaten fomething and § felt a atomach dis-
[16575]‘eonfort.
[16577]3. . LOG asked & did he finish reading the book (in English) about
[16578]Rasputin which he gave him about @ month ago. & answered effirmatively
[16579]‘andthey spoke about the book. L0G promised to give & anothor book, witten
[16580]aa Britian » titled "SSR 1941-45" or sinilar. LOG wants B to be
[16582]familiar with the suffering of Bev people during the wy Il. -
[16584]4. _ "hen, LOG asked § whet was the situation with the US Embaesy !
[16585]-.Phone Directory. 8 stated that the fictitious girl Patricia showed up |
[16586]for few. day and returned to the Stater for family rensone. He brought: |
[16587]up tn @ conv with-her the Dirsotery and ehe told him that it wae tichtly '
[16588]controled, & left 1% at that point and he told LOC that he would havo —
[16589]So «tart working on the pattor from earateh if LCG wented the Directory ;
[16590]but 6 would appreoitate LOGe surreations a8 to how to go about tt. LOG H
[16591]told B to forges 13 beesuse he knew that the directory wae well controled.
[16593]'
[16597];  §, ° he nest queetion by LOG wae whet progress did G sake with
[16598]Ry. CANO. 8 told Die about Ais Beet with T4NG on Aug 1 (See PEKHALDe
[16599]raponl Sentees Sepert dated aug 9,'S9), Loe lietened to the etory
[16600]without lalerruptiag O14 thea he 4014 €@ thad Re ese not eortain thet
[16603]1-00000
[16607]oe
[16608]TANG wae a member of the Ohinese Emb staff here, becauee he did not find
[16609]hie name in the diplomatic liet. Further, he told § that he waa doing a
[16611]good Job, which he appreciated, but he must be very cautious because the =| ©
[16613]Chinese ‘are clever people and extremely suspictous. _
[16614]6. “Ta reply to S' question LOG stated that for anyone of then (Sov
[16616]Emb offiojal)would ceet with TANG, because that it too dangerous. § qué-
[16617]ried what was dangerous about it and LOG etated that there wae always
[16619]&@ chance that they (TANG and LOS or another Sov) tight be seen together
[16621]and that would bo very bad. 5S went on to tell S that it would be his
[16623]Job to develop friendly relations with TANG ot possibly another Chinese
[16625]- offietal and slowly obtain from him the info LOG and his embassy needed;
[16627]LOG will guide him ae to how to go about it and if they show confidence —
[16628]in § he will have it made and Sove (LOG used the expression: WE ) would
[16629]pay him very well for that job. £ commented that he had believed that
[16631]. what he was doing he did out of personal friendship with G0G and not
[16633]for monay. LOG emiled at S' statement ‘and added that in addition to neney
[16634]they (Sovs) enable & to travel to £ov Union and heve a vacation on the
[16635]Black Sea. a
[16637]7. While § wae thinking whether to say something or keep quiet, L0G
[16639]told him that the next. time he went to TANG he ehould limit hie conv
[16640]‘to the publishing of the article about Net Ohina and if needed % deny
[16642]‘that he had any contact with hie Sov friend. (L0G) since he set TANG; §!
[16643]job te to win. TANGH confidence and that ia a slow process with the
[16644]Ohinese. Then, in answer to LOGB question § stated that there were to
[16645]Mexicans ( @ woman and a man ) working et the Chineee Emb. LOC told him
[16646]to got their némea anit eddreases. commented that thie waa not sa simple
[16648]_ 88 it sounded, because one cannot just. ack & person what wae his name
[16650]and address. LOG commented that even this wae a matter which cannot be
[16652]‘Yushed; firet get their neces and later obtain the addrosn; .
[16653]' - . : .
[16655]8. There wae another thing § should dot find out how pany Chinese
[16656]live in Wexico Oity and detereined whichonee were the influentiolone and
[16657]asoag the lattorones deteraing which are the goat influential, he ran
[16658]etart working on thie by dropping ia a better Chineoe restaurant and
[16659]trying to develop ecto aequaintanceay it oan be aseuned that thoce who
[16660]geo to reetauronte are people eho have money and thoes whe have Borey ara
[16662]ee ane nee se
[16665]fore Be” : , = 3 «
[16667]ae ne,
[16669]isuallu fafluential. 6 agreed with 100 and oxpested LOG to tell him thet
[16671]he would pay for the visiting of Ohinese- restaurants, but LOG kept
[16673]wets , .. ;
[16675]| 6 haa: fio. Antention to skip the talk about money and he told hia
[16676]that the publishing of the article about Bat Ohina may end in @ blind alley
[16678]. if TANG doés not supply at least a half a page of advertising. LOG dia
[16680]not want that to heppen and he told 6 that he (LOG) would give hin -
[16682]” MN 1, 000.= if the printing of the article should be held because of lack
[16683]of advertising. S brought to LOGs attention that half of page of advertisi
[16684]brings to Pierre (RUDIAN) 1, 500.— pesos. LOG felt that he would pay that
[16685]money @s & price of keeping the door open to the Ohinese Emb for §. To
[16687]_ put some coating on the pill §-added that he would try to obtain an ady
[16689]- or two from. Ohinese restduranta, but he daoubted ‘thet the owners would i
[16690]be interested in advertising in a magazine which is far fron being well |
[16691]‘known. Just the idea that S conteplated going to Chinese restaurants l
[16692]pleased L0G's ear. : |
[16693]10. ' Z0G was interested in the status of the Presidential raca and |
[16694]6 told him that it narrowed down to four candédates and that all the
[16695]indications were in the direction that ECHZVARRIA wae to be the official
[16696]PRI candidate. 8 belteved that by Aug 20 he would know the neme of the
[16698]; candidate. In reply to LOG''s question S stated that the candidate will
[16699]_be publically ' known Sept. 15-20, | :
[16701]ll. LOG wanted to give more time to be positive of the name of the
[16702]Presidential candidate and he decided that their next (buainess ) neat would |
[16703]be on Aug 25 at the same rime and place. 106 inmediately added that he
[16704]- did not forget that 9 birthday wae on Aug 15 and that he believed that
[16705]it would be the beat 1f they calebrated together in Ouautla on Baa Aug 16.
[16706]LOG added that on that day hie wife and son would be with him in Cuautla |
[16707]end § should bring along Jovephine; Log will bring a bottle of *Russien® |
[16710]|
[16712]i
[16718]‘ehampatgn and pieente atyle foods there will be bottle of Vodka for
[16719]' Jisephine and a bottleot ( F does not remember shat ) for & plue the
[16720]book he previously mentioned. LOG added some more description about
[16721]what a wonderful day they would have together. They are to meet in
[16722]Cusutla about. 1050 bre at the "ksnoe®. LOO will be thera without fail
[16723]hecauge he will piex up hie aon whe ib now. Sttending the Ruesian Sehool® a
[16725]. ialnsennennemnnndshnnentitentertenabnhnteinmndmetnantemiahinenine teratoma ee ae ee oe
[16727]14-0000
[16729]40
[16731]in Cuernavaeay the son speake only Ruertan and Bnglich and L0¢ is looking
[16732]forward to the fact thet hie ron will de obliged to epeak english all
[16734]. day; LOGs wife speaks ‘a little Spanieh and there will be no problem for
[16735]her ead Josephine. to. underetasd each other. S promised to be there,
[16737]12. Leet moment aesignnent for Ss LOC hold an info that TANG epeake
[16738]Ruesien, If S succeada to verify thie. fact LOG would. Like to kaow where
[16740]did TANG leara Russian.
[16742]BRreraald
[16745]14-0000
[16747]na
[16749]an 2 " Report/Information received from agent: (use t back if necessary) ©
[16751]- . fo. . ere Oe
[16752]SECRET Section Cater: C/SB ; F
[16753]cos : — Sle
[16756]¥ . . EXEC. ASST. : 7:
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[16759]_ d+ Agent/Subject: L1cozy-5 DATE:4 Aug 69° 71
[16760]- @ Case Officer Vincent P, RIZZUTO a, . P-2270 -
[16761]. . . a 4 . o .t k-
[16762]2. Date rad ete of Geatack:d Aug 6o at xestaurant Parque ° =
[16763]4. Date and site of next neeting: Subject will call--see below: — SF, noe
[16764]‘S. Administrative (salaries, ‘ecountings, ete.)
[16765]“Subject. mentioned near the close of the meeting that he owed me . Lot :
[16766]~ $600 (US) for the TV set Which CGIGNE had obtained for him, ‘I said - °*. i
[16767]that I thought this was a gift but Subject said no, he insisted on _. a :
[16768]. paying for it and would do so shortly, Meanwhile, a part has burned i :
[16769]_out and he can not obtain a replacement in Mexico because this wo e ee
[16770]particular model is not made in Mexico. He will call in with the a 3
[16771]details and I will try to get it for him. . oe
[16772]Se co ‘ i. :
[16773]- .6. . Information/ Instructions passed agent: - _ “ [ :
[16774]Mone es
[16776]3
[16779]bears
[16780]ines
[16782]seaemee geinereriientis meres
[16784]Subject kac been in Evrore and Israel fcr several weeks since |
[16785]our last meeting. Nothing of particular. interest developed on this
[16787]trip.
[16789]‘Before he left, “Subject was invited by NECHIPCRENEU (p-7442) to - :
[16790]celebrate the latter's. birthday (which happens to be 4 Jury). Subject
[16791]tried to beg off but: NECHIPORENKO refused to take no for an answer -
[16793]- and actuaily came to Subject's apartment with KOS TIKOV to bring |
[16794]Subject to NECHIPORENKO’s apartnent. Since NECHISORSNEN's wife was
[16795]away, three girls fron the Pianitsky Chorus were awaiving che itarce .
[16796]men, Considgerable drinking was done and Subject said it was abvious f : : ®
[16797]why they had asked him since the third girl needed a partner, Her namo -— . : _
[16798]was Nina BUCHAROVA. Subject said that all of the girls were quite
[16799]attractive and "available for anything.” Subject said that he under- |
[16800]stood that most of the girls in the Chorus fit this category and ‘that
[16801]they would simply wait until their housemother was asleep before |
[16802]going out and getting some action, ;
[16804]nt er
[16809]. Subject and NECHIPORINKO actually have a good personal relationship.
[16810]8. Security: ° . (see attached sheet)
[16812]None . , page, 2
[16814]9, Hiaceliarext:
[16815]Subject solved a mystery Of where OLSTRTNER waa during bis recent
[16817]visit. SuDgeet bad neat GESTETNER at the airport and had gine}! and.
[16818]dived his faniiy dardnag woat of the Cime that GESTUTIER vad here. Xo
[16819]egnder GITETNLR had ao tine for LIE TYe 5 OF anybody | else, | _
[16824]Ubdject believes. that NECHIPORENKO is very intelligent, He speaks
[16825]the best Spanish of any of the Soviets known to Subject and due to
[16826]this facility as. well “as his looks, can pass for a Mexican, Subject
[16827]believes that NicHIBORENKO was given the task of cultivating and
[16828]attemetirg to re-recruite him after LOGINOY failed. Subject had
[16829]Some doteresting comments about LOGINOV (P-11,712) which seem to
[16831]Jive wits ctbher comments which have been nade about him. LOGINOV
[16833]oo had apparently originally beea given the task of re-recruit ing
[16835]Subject. When he failed, he felt rebuffed nnd has since been very
[16836]cool towards Subject. ‘Subject believes that LOGINOV either has or:
[16838]. thinks he has-been given bad marks by his superiors for having
[16840]failed with Subject. =LOGINOV is probably jealous or NECHIPORENKO who
[16841]“has at least managed to retain Subject's friendship, Subject says
[16843]hat “LOGINOV is not dumb and that he uses his good looks to great
[16845]Advantage particularly with Women, oo
[16846]Subject has recently had some dealings with IVANOV. (P-1612) who
[16848]_48 furious for the following reason: Formerly Soviets leaving Mexico
[16849]Wolild take KLM or Sabena to Europe where they would pick up Aeroflot
[16851]the following day. KLM and Sabena would pay overnight hotel costs,
[16853]- Now, however, the Soviets are picking up Aeroflot in New York.
[16855]Because of Scheduling, however, they still must spend at least one
[16857]night in New York. Thé airlines will not pay this and IVANOV wanted
[16858]Subject to cover it, Subject refused. for the very sound reason that
[16859]it did not make sénse for hin to pay $20 for selling a $127 ticket -
[16861]) OS from. which his’ profit was only $9. IVANOV became furious and Subject
[16862]-* ¥lelded' by agreeing to pay for -IVANOV's accommodations and he said he
[16864]would do it for those: becoming as friendly, such as NECHIPORENKO, but
[16865]he would not do it as a general rule, While Subject was away, .
[16866]however, his wife went overboard aud got IVANOV four rooms~-(for two
[16867]people). Now Subject is furious, ; :
[16869]. On 31 July Subject was visited by PRIKHODKO (P-2270) who came ,
[16870]in carrying a. scopy of Pravda or Izvestiya. Subject quoted the old rn
[16871]Saw, _"There is no truth in. Pravda and oo news in Izvestiyz," ana -
[16872]PRIKHODKO got mad claiming Subject was neting very unfriendly by
[16873]making anti-Soviet propaganda. PRIKHODKO was very serious. This is
[16875]_° Probably as good and as acctrate a thumbnail Sketch on PRIKHODKO that
[16877]we are“likely to get.’ PRIKHODKO, who s2id that he was leaving in
[16878]Septepber, had visited Subject to find out what Subject knew about
[16880]" & congress of Jewish intellectuals which is. to be held in mid-September ;
[16881]--- in Bogota to discuss th :
[16883]e Jewish problem ‘n the Soviet Union, 'PRiKHODKO
[16884]‘wanted to know whe was going from Mexico, Subject told PRIKHODKO that
[16886]he had not heard 3f the coagress but world check into it. He die check
[16887]with someonw at the Israeliac Enbassy ure was bor:itied to learn
[16889]that word had gotten our since at thi; time knowledge of the congress
[16891]is confidential. Subject told me that he would tell PRIKHODKO that
[16893]he had been unable to lesrn anything, reasoning that to te}] hin about
[16895]it would get him involved with further requirements and would te working .
[16896]against the best interests of the Jews, JY told Subject that 1. :
[16898]agreed completely,
[16900]Subject said that the Sputnik Group which was due in June never
[16901]did get Mexican visas aad their triphos been cancelled, On the other
[16902]band, a delegation of about a dozen Soviets is due ia Augus! for a
[16903]Congress of eye, ear, hose, and throat spectalists, and still another
[16904]group of a dozen is due in Septomber for a congress of soll mechanics,
[16905]Since these are official delegates as opposed to tho sputatk group who
[16906]were tourists, they will have no troubdlo getting Mexican visas.
[16908]: “Subject himself will be- going to Budapost from 1 to 7 Noveaber
[16909]for tho TICA congress, Subject is world ctatman of thig group which
[16910]apparently ig the International Convention Organization, . .
[16912]Subject ‘haa received egeveral lotters fron the Sputnik translator
[16913]ae meet on his recent trip to tne Sovtet Ualon, She had received the
[16914]dictionary that he had sent jer freq Rose ant tne art books By had
[16915]Beat her froa Mextco but not a pate Of glasses he had ment ber by KLM,
[16916]Subject Gill look tate this, Be 18. sbrioualy quite fond af this
[16917]girl aad appeared to be seeking ny reascuraace that ahe was vat a
[16918]BGA provocation, To repeated that P had said before shieh ta that
[16919]the possibility ae ds should be vangidcoped put that uader the
[16921]st ealeiiehdeeieers ciel
[16924]|
[16926]4-00000
[16931]- net cee eee
[16933]Tee ae oe A rent
[16937]| 7 oo
[16938]OO 0. Auguet 2, 1969 ~
[16939]Contact! Report
[16941]) pe Inca
[16942]Subjects, Jimmy SABORI . (P=15,830)
[16943]Tate of Meet: August 1 at Heetaurent INN Le Olud and Bonaparte Bar
[16945]: from 2000 to 2340 bre. .
[16946]1. The meet was prearranged and $ came on time, The main purpose
[16947]of the meet wae to have-f112 the PAQ on LOGINOV (P-11,712), which wae
[16949]‘accomplished to a satisfactory degree, t.e. 26 pages out of 53. Purther,
[16951]FERNALD wented to chéck what S has done or prepared for his next meet
[16953]with LCG whieh t@ écheduled for Konday Aug 4 at 2009 hre ( this will be.
[16954]‘sovered in the following paras).
[16956]‘ 7 2000 hra.
[16957]2. on Friday Aug 1 at 1400 bra 3 celled on OuINaHS Tin TARG, Minieter
[16958]Ooungeleb of the Nat Chinese Emb at his office. The purpose of the
[16960]Next ndet: Tuesday August 5 at the Res taurant-Bar Gontinetal
[16961]at
[16963]call was to explain that the magazine La Mision goes to press the latest:
[16965]on the 18th of the month and it was too late to have anything published
[16966]on Nat. Obina. In Aoeordance with the instruction § received from Pierre
[16967]RUDIAN, 8 told TANG thet in publiehing such articles the magazine writes
[16968]then aogopding wt the wishes of the embasey.of the country about which
[16969]they are written. Becausa embageies pay only the subscription, they .
[16970]usually Bee to it that at least a half of page of advertieing je in-
[16971]eluded in the sane lesue. f
[16973]Se RANG oxpreased understanding for such @ practice end stated that
[16974]ha wae intereated in novPHBI aR ast icre on the Kepublic of Ohina and
[16976]‘probably one on OhiansLax-Shek aod that he would see to it that a propor
[16978]enount of ada be purchased.
[16980]‘he TANG went oa to ask which eabsasies are subscribers of the
[16982]magasine and which use it for publishing articles. § stated that preetical-|
[16983]ly all oubaseiee ere subscribers and almost all of them had their erticlea
[16984]published at one tise or tie other, TANG, ‘Bpparently, wes not satisfied i
[16985]with thie enewer and he asked point liz blane waa the Gov Embseey a eud=— |
[16987]| |
[16989]soriber.
[16991]oe han 8 anaveved affiraatively. TANG asked 8 did he know anybody
[16993]14-0000
[16997]\ “e 2 -
[16999]in.the Sov Butassy, 5 stated tuat ne was on friendly terme with an
[17000]_ official of the Sov Embarsy. TANG eommented that thie was. unesual, “decause
[17002]Sovs maké- frends with nobody. § etated again that he hed no other way
[17004]of callings hie relation with the. Sov officiel than.a perronal frienéship. |
[17006]In reply to TANGY question: § -etated that he prefered not to mention the ,
[17008]nase of his Sov friend and. TANG asked what position did 88 Sov friend |
[17009]: have. & replied that as fer as he knew the Sov official wae quite high up.
[17010]oo) | (te). TANG continued his questioning: what was the nature of 8 relation-
[17011]ehip with the Sov, waa it a bisiness type relationship; how often dad they
[17012]see each other; where ded they meat. S stated that he never traneacted |
[17013]any business, with the Sov and they meet about twice a month for a dinner
[17014]or luneh in varioua resteurante. § added that the Sov plays tennia every
[17015]week~end and that he (£) sometime goes to wateh hin playing (Note: the
[17016]latter statement ie not true). TANG asked did 8 play tennia and he an-
[17017]awered negatively. . .
[17018]6. At thie point 8 asked wae he interested in teeting his Sov friend
[17019]end TANG stated that be was, Then, 8 asked %etd TANG whet should he say
[17020]to his Sov friend. TANG commented that thie was a good question and he
[17021]told S that he would think about it. Consequently, he asked 8 could he
[17022]‘pass by on Monday or Tuesday (Aug 4 or 5 ) and 8 said he would.
[17024]Te ' In reply to Fe Question 8 stated that he intended to tell L0G
[17025]exactly what tranpired - ‘oa hie weet with TANG and that he planned |
[17026]visiting TANG oa: Monaday bo that he would be able to tell LOO did TAND
[17027]decide to meet 106. _
[17029]A. _ #F ‘told $8 that he was coing too far in pleasing LOG and. was
[17030]getting in a deeper and deeper mesa by setting involved with the Nat
[17031]| Chineses it. was obvious from the attitued of Kr. TANG that he read him
[17032]“through and wae taking his time to find could he benifit. something out
[17033]i of the whole scheme. Therefore, S shoald aleo take it eaey and not
[17034]| rush to see TANG on Monday, i.¢. before esceing LOG; further, he should
[17035]i
[17036]i
[17038]|
[17040]stick to hie previoue decision that i% wae rether dangerous to be.
[17041]eeeting with LO often. ;
[17042]9. & felt that LOG would press for a mact wath § sa soon ae possible
[17043]onee he got fo Know that TANG had opened the posriblity of wanting to
[17044]| Beet with LOG. P considered thie to bo poerible and iepressed on 8 that
[17046]en en en tte ee a
[17049]14-00000
[17051]399
[17053]~ . ees Oe ee ES i ¥
[17057]on hie own. F left it at that. - -—
[17059]" condition for two additional aon
[17061]; started walking. 8,@ag obviourly fearing t
[17062]“and he would go bome without any ecney, RPA:
[17064]it wae up to him to etall. .
[17065]10. At thin point § arked PF would we help dim out if he got in troubles)
[17066]on aocount of hie aeasceiation with LOG. P replied that he was trying to
[17067]inatruct ‘him how to keep out of troubles and it appeared that 5 did not
[17068]care much about what F was telling him. © reacted quite etrongly to Fe
[17069]statement by eaying that F waa wrong, or at least i{neorrectly interpreted
[17070]9 attitude: ae far ‘ae he (§) ie concerned tm he is willing to discontinue
[17071]meeting with L0G immediately, if we tell him to do eo. P answered that
[17073]if we wanted him to drop LOG we would had told him to de it, Nevertheless,
[17074]S as an Amerioan 4a certainly aware of the fact that ‘the US Service and,
[17075]consequently, the US eacurity is getting nothing out of ¥ collabvoratton
[17076]with LOG; in view of the fact that L0G will remain here only about 2 mdthe
[17077]more we felt 1t would be the beat to leave the matter take its normal
[17080]a
[17081]|
[17085] cogxee and find its natural endy we were and continue to be interested
[17087]in keeping/But of trouble, but to achieve this the most important thing
[17088]was that he carry out our instruction as he received ity we badly need °
[17090]that 3 fullbeartedly comply with our inetruotiony if §’ aasociation
[17092]with the XGB (sie) continues after the departure of LOG wo would probably
[17094]count on nis sincerety and complete complying with every inetruction he
[17096]pay. receive from us. § stated that it wes olear to hin that he could
[17097]not count om any help. from us if he got himself in trouble by acting
[17099]12. Ae the working part of the meet ended about 1040 hre $ stated
[17100]that he wea broke and did not anticipate to be in & better finanolal
[17101]the. 8 turned thie theme one way and the
[17102]other unté1 he came out with the requort for about 50.- Dollare. P answered
[17103]that he would look into the matter end we left the INy Le Olub and
[17105]hat the meet would trdk up
[17106]w@ complained that the place
[17107]& the food was lousy (true)
[17109]( she Ii) wae good for writing purpovea bu .
[17110]e not broke he would hed
[17112]and no'érinks were served and that if he va
[17113]invited P to a brandy. P reacted by offering a brandy. Oree at the bar
[17114]8 wekod P could he give hia poms money thie ovoning. P felt it would
[17116]Lled sore and he gave 8 XUSC0.< ond obtained
[17118]aerve no purpose if be otal
[17119]a ereinar tar ene aAApA,
[17121]|
[17122]be willing to continue our relationahir with S only if we were able to :
[17124]14-0000
[17126]a. silo? a ; a Parnes . ~ : .
[17128], aw Gilets
[17132]es PULNO & 2, .  augast 1, 1966,
[17133]“AS (ae Lb — : . .
[17137]Contact Eeport | : ,
[17140]Subject: LISACSH-1 (74295) ‘
[17142]Sate of Mest vuly 70 at Tertaurant Pirence at 1620
[17144]|
[17146]bs . al Preerrenced meet to chien i-1 ceme 10 min early, The meet
[17147]. lasted 2 houre and 30 min. . : .
[17148]eee Next meet; Nednesday Aue 6 at the eemée place et 1530 bre, ae
[17150]7-2. L-l came to this meet ‘in much better ehape than he wae laet tine ae ete
[17152]in epite of the fect thet he complained of being tired. “Ne wanted to :
[17153]. eat sonetiing, but he Ald aot feel kes heving a full meal. Ye had 4 drinks
[17154]oe ( Rum anz rita). sO
[17155]- 3 L-l hended me a peraonallty: sketch wh.ch he prepared on DROVE
[17156]a ‘ which ie not moh by itself, but it could be useful for pareerstety
[17157]fog) «Gtseesueat of B, -1, _ : _- ‘ \yhe:
[17158]ee, I qudetiones 22 much as I van able without tipping my hand, iG
[17160]"Bout his virit to the Cov Ent on July 9. 2 detented no indieetion of
[17161]‘ deception ner “{thholding of info on hie eide,
[17163]5... In the aourne of debriefing t-1 on hie rent wlth LOC Io nede oy
[17164]ate
[17166]conmenta and gave hid noeesrary inetraction, which are evvereg in the
[17168]. folloving ,arac. poe ; Fe
[17170]| 6. fe L-l mentioned Lecs questioning about Livvab-2 +e innediately
[17171]; os pointe’ out thet the ~hole thing made no feqre to hin after LCGs repeated
[17172]: etavenente ot the lart meet that ue dae not interested in LiIOshel, T told
[17173]Tel that it made little rense to me, except, if LCS wiited ca eecertain a
[17174]‘was Lel celling him the truth. Ten I acded that z riched Lio “L-1 hed!
[17175]made sone statezent hich J-L could relay to LO to eee whet mould be.
[17176]hie rerction. lel cotuented that once ta the past he ‘old Loo ‘rat . i
[17177]LIC AL-2 told hin that e ured to knot a Sov ciplomet here whoa ne cous
[17178]sidered +. be ile friend ani var ilcappointed hea she Cov diplosat tried
[17179]to reamiit hic, becruse L¢ ware obviois thet the friendshiy vas a bretence, + :
[17180]“es 2°) tsatd thie he laughed and caid thet thie ~e: cue of aut old
[17182]~~ 6 EET
[17190]Po wey
[17192]eluasy methode waitea fre no lonzer ured. (A07": I did aot k
[17194]s aye a
[17195]ye theo Mage PRES
[17197]. qa .
[17198]. woe re Coors . an eee end
[17199]. . : . . . mene mms”
[17202]14-0000
[17204]e
[17206]ga
[17208]- be cald which ene not centioned in the Attechuernt 21, "te ealiing
[17210]the roet isportant is that he does nothing without enecking with aa.
[17214]tale fact and would eppreciate Thother it in contained ia the files)
[17216]Te With regard to Victor I, FANCE P. (er X) there i= little to
[17217]caré iad the follorire whones printed; 44 T7-il: 46-15-78 and on the
[17218]bach wae mriteen 32-09-95. IT en not inclined to take at the face value
[17219]LOG's staternent that he knew ne thing about Rancs, espectaily, in view
[17221]of the fact that nae £ oucht to be attending the LICH for ®ome time to
[17222]be ‘able to speak sone “Ruesian and preunced tell. il te willing to
[17224]make the trenela tion ANOS vanta it he finde no ditticulty in. handling
[17226]‘the termtinolocy.
[17228]8 ...* LCGs reaction on t08" plen to rho the fov film at the
[17230]cP cénter at Versailles Sppearn to be interesting. ;
[17232]j.0 bel wae acain puze led with L0G's hints that L~l should do romething
[17236]for the Socieliet cause genuinely ciclikes the idea of setting involve?
[17238]in the ESB work. T told him that I also did not want him to wet Invuived
[17240]in apying for <GR but i aid not want him to ve cast acide by Sov vil lciale;
[17241]there vill be things IL-1 can do to show the geod will 9nd wiiat he dees
[17242]Gru amount to nothing ae 1s the care ritn: the “sewing of the Sov finm: :
[17244]10. Ac-ording to Lel, LCS never before revealed hie political | Gy
[17245]way of thinking ar mich an he dig in hie staterents os neemning tre
[17246]exceesive fresdor in the USER end other Socialist countrier, i
[17248]li. ia anever to ny qguection L-2 st tated thet he broucht up the
[17249]auestie:. ve not being invited by LCG. to his apt, beceuce on the previous
[17250]weet. I asxed hin vhether he wae ever in LCSP Gouss, Thies corrects and
[17251]I ecked 3-1 thir question having in ried the tilline cat of tae FAQ,
[17252]IT sav id Laie arenda under Aug § Lose address flur 1200 rhre, 7 told
[17253]that if be io received ty Ilse as a friend that it-cill he aecersary ‘tuat
[17255]he (2-1) give @ erevAll dinzer for Lem at hia plece. Ar a natter of fact j
[17256]an} his wife chick .
[17258]befcre breaking up the evening Lel1 eh could arr 590
[17259]tete in S-pt they sould be éble to cone to Lette Lore; ne TELL add thet
[17261]he would soprectate Lf LOR bro ont along one cr two Fov coupler. Tf Lee
[17263]elre, but if Lic wicker eo he ree willing ‘\t invite anyore LCG turceele2,
[17266]14-0006 5}
[17272]a |
[17273]pet
[17274]Re |
[17276]Foo
[17277]Pow
[17278]i !
[17279]i :
[17280]v 1
[17281]got
[17282]t H
[17283]1. t
[17284]to}
[17285]ok
[17288]7
[17289]|
[17291]Purpose of this su; cvestton from the point of our interest is quite ob-
[17294]12. After. the Jetriefing T aete? Le - Se tert. fil tling out the LAG
[17296]and 4% 10 Pages vere conpleted. The vork was coing slower than I anticiz- -
[17297]ated becaure it ic not only a matler of tranelating wut alro explaining
[17298]the @ quertione, om
[17299]~ - |
[17300]; oo _ BeFernald | .
[17301]cya weer 5 .. - Lo nape 'p
[17302]' ' se . \ :
[17305]14-0000
[17307]DOr
[17309]ATTAOWENT #2
[17310]vuly Si, 1969.
[17312]Subject LEBAQOH=1 (P-4805) - LOGINOV (en, ne) Neet .
[17313]% * Seotaurant Fonda del Retiro oa duty 28 at + 1500 bre
[17315]1
[17316]t
[17318]i. fne meat wae prearrenged and I~1 wae io front of the restaurant
[17319]4 min before LOG. The maet lasted about 90 minutes. -
[17320]: TH2IR NEXT WERT: Priday August § at LOG Apt et ‘Tgnaeto Beteva
[17321]- 21/2 at 1900 boure.- |
[17323]2. No cocktails were taken before the meal and with the meal beer
[17324]was drank. LOG lead off with questions concerning Lele family, health,
[17325]work and entertainment. |
[17327]|
[17329]4
[17333]i
[17335]|
[17337]|
[17339]|
[17341]|
[17343]3. Ammong questions concerning L~l'e work there were also questions
[17344]concerning LIOVAL-1; was Lel giving his clasees regularly; was LIOVAL~1
[17345]asking L=1 questions about the USSR or Sov offieiale; did LIOVAL-1 make
[17347]\ any statements which would ahow "how he breates pol Litdoally"(eio). Lel
[17349]1 ' i
[17350]gave routine answer pointing out that LICVALel does not hesitate to epeak
[17351]about his family matters and work, but bs never seks questions of any ° '
[17352]kind; be takee his languece classes regularly { there were 10 statements
[17353]ooncerning political matters,
[17357]I
[17359]4. Iel told Loc that July 24 or 25 @ young man Victor 1 RAOS
[17360]called on him in the evening at home and told him that he needed a trane—
[17361]lation of about 20 pages of Russian text into to Spanish ard that he
[17363]‘was sent by LOG and he asked tim who was the person. LOG stated that he
[17364]did not know. the person and since it was a matter of tranalation te (L0G)
[17365]sent him to L-l hoping that he may earn some money by making the translation
[17366]Il asked LOG did he know that RANOS spoke come Rusedan which he learned
[17367]‘at the IIORH. LOG stated that he wea not aware of that feet. Lel will
[17368]make the traslation if he can handle the terainokoty dealing with economy.
[17370]5. Lel told L0G thet he spoke to ¥, MUNOZ about the Sov film and
[17371]that MUHOZ wae pleased with the offer. Me to the fact that MUNOS fe
[17372]presently undergoing Q& treateent he waa not adle to sake arrangementa
[17373]for showing: of the fila. In reply to LOG's question Ll stated that
[17374]HUNOZ wanted to show the fila in the Commniat Perty Centro (eio) at
[17375]YavessIIw
[17378]ene eee ae a weiner mtentnapeeenereee Smet
[17379]a nat nen ener
[17381]talk with MUNOZ. DP
[17382]6.7 Ieml told xiat LOG: that quite recently he saw in the press Bone=
[17384]= 2a x ; ATTAGHMENT 4 1
[17386]Verssillee, LOG exclaimed that for deavens sake he did not anything like
[17387]that; be wanted this to be entirely on private and personal banrie without
[17388]political elements involved; to ehow the film at Versailles would be
[17389]stupid, it would just enable the imperialiste to blast in the. papers
[17390]that the Sova were ‘gotting involved in internal political matters of
[17391]Kexicoy in view of the ooming Presidential eleotions this could be. ‘blown
[17392]up into a ecandal. L-l remarked that he “paw no difference in showing the
[17393]film in the OPCentro or in the. ‘entro Asturiano ae LOG wanted originally.
[17395]LOG explained at length the: difference and I~l promised to have another
[17397]thing written to the effeot that there are presently in the USER 4 types
[17398]of datention ( concentration }) camps and he wondered whether that was
[17399]an indication that the freedom in the USSH wae being trimmed again. LOG
[17400]stated that "thie was pure imperialist propaganda". He went on tu say -
[17401]that in the USSR the cafes are full of people and that one oan hear them
[17402]even oritisiging the government. He added that in his opinion there. ia
[17404]If Stalin was alive it could not happen that while the people in America
[17405]are openly proteating against the war in Vietnam and againat imperialien
[17407]‘a Socialist country as Ozecho rizes its people in favor of Amertoan and
[17409]Weet Gernam enpirjalion. "Too much freedom in the USSR resulte with still
[17410]more freedom in other Socialist countries: this is no longer freedom, it.
[17411]tea shameful detraial of Socialism; I hope that it will de realised soon
[17412]that Stalin waa right*, éaid LO, ; ;
[17413]7. “At thie point LOG worked in a hint to lel that he should do ;
[17414]something for the Socialist caure. Iml sounded his old tune eaying that
[17415]he eaw nothing he could do end added that now when L0G opened him the
[17416]door to the American Intelligence Service through Victor RAXOS (actually
[17417]working for fhe Zconomiet Inteliiyence Unit, S.A., Reforma 116 = 802 B)
[17419]- he would find out vould they pay him well and if they would he would
[17420]' work for them, because anywey the Sove never gave hin any thing. Vhen LO
[17421]. asked him what the hell he was speaking about, L-l stated that he wae .
[17423]ke joking and LOG eormented that IL-1 hed never done anything to help
[17425]the Sov effort end consequently, they were not able to pay him anything.
[17426]ata and afaad that he (T0681
[17428]- FF wets TAR ee rn Ae md On Andes
[17430]too much (dems siade mucho) freedon in the USER and other Socialist countries
[17432]ne nee time meinen ata
[17436]“3 ATTACEMEY? § 1
[17438]|
[17439]|
[17440]|
[17442]hover invited his to his s houre, while at the tine he had met BROVKIN
[17443]he was invited to Bb house after they met the second of third time.
[17444]LOG told Lel he had no: intention of keeping L-1 away from his house,
[17445]id a hin to know that einoe the time BROVEIN wae here certsin.
[17446]‘Ghanged:. previously the Sov. Embasey waa paying the rent ufor
[17447]the. epte ef their wofficiele and now the officials have to pay the rent
[17448]from treir salary. Oonrequently, LOG lives in a emall,modest apt and: he -
[17449]dcea not feel that it ia. adequate for receiving people. IL-l commented .
[17450]that LOGe etatenent made him feel bad because he believed that they were
[17451]friends and that formalities were not noceesary among them. Loe counter=
[17452]acted tas by saying that -Iel and his wife were invited to hia apt on
[17454]Yed July 30, but he did not want L-l to be surprised to see in what kind...
[17456]of apt a Sov Aipl officials was living. I-l thanked for the invitation
[17457]and etated that it was impossible to him to come before 2030 hre on Ved
[17458]because he had late classes. LOG felt that 2050 was rather late and they
[17459]agreed that we Ie] and hie wife would come to L0Ge for dinner on Friday .
[17461]Aug 8. a
[17463]oot | “BuPernald
[17467]|
[17472]z
[17475]Sufi o oo . ply 24, 1965."
[17477]Contact Report ; a |
[17478]Subjects Zheny Sarg (7-184679)_ | J
[17480]Rate of Guly 22 at the Raffaello from 290 te 2725 hourr. .
[17482]the one cehediled for the prevsioue
[17484]norning of duly 22 -
[17486]there. Ia:
[17488]1. Shis meet tee neld in Meu of
[17489]evening to which € did rot come. In the course of the
[17490]fotried to reach § ty psone at hiv office but he ¢id not come
[17491]proned to our office and left the merrace to cell tin
[17493]the afternoon he
[17495]hore. I called ehout 1625 when I returned from anotier ope meet, tat S-
[17496]vee not in. Joreptine told me thot he .rould be beck ia 39 aiauter, “nen
[17498]ZT ecplled at 1709 ure Josephine told me thet § ealled froa out 898 told
[17500]A¢ 1315 hra ea wid ensvered tae plone and told that £ wee outs but roul3
[17501]return home soon. At 1900 hre the iid geve me the cae anever, At 1930
[17502]hrs Josepaine enszered and posecd the Phone to S$. Fe arranged this meet.
[17503]: ; i,
[17505]her thet te wer goins to tie airport ead
[17507]next aeet: Let the Chez ie Siub 9% 2000 bre. oo
[17509]€ did net go throusch muuch of trousle to explain tne reason
[17510]E £ U
[17512]he did not cone to the meet the previous day. Ne sald that ke did not
[17514]write in hie notebsok the tine of the aeet and he went to the Reffeelio
[17515]in the evening he vent to
[17517]at 1490 hre just te see whetuer I vee there; in
[17519]movies vith Jorephine Veecaure, anyway ne vas nat sure when ™e Tere cup~
[17521]posed to meet. IT listened to ile exnianation without connent.
[17523]firet topic. S spoka about
[17525]3. te inevitably, She cicon lending wae the
[17531]pore itle Tioc 6 2
[17533]wae no Ash owbont oc Stsenottonal uereriztion ef och
[17535]feat carried to the atatecent about LOSE conv-ratulationes, Tt Le aleo
[17536].
[17538]2
[17540]¥ 00000
[17542]I:
[17544]120
[17546].
[17548]S
[17552]- .
[17553]-2.
[17555]that S$ cet sith 267 on roa evening (duly 21), f,e. at the tine S was
[17556]supposed to meet with se end he did act heve the gute to tell me thot:
[17557]he left re raiting one he went to meet vith Lot, ° ,
[17558]4. I rent to the delrinfing of © on hie meet rith LO%. roet of the
[17560]aepects of that meet ere self explenatory. Nevertheless, there ara new
[17562]inter-sting factor concerning §' future meete with LO. It may be noted
[17564]that S requested lees frequent neet on tasis of sugresti ion i nefe to
[17565]hie suring the brief neet of July 18, Another factor is the retsling of
[17567]dis moneys om, . ; De, : sae ere ¢
[17569]5. There are facts rhich are aetve. and. contredictory as for ae
[17571]LOG is concerned. [7G will rork out a plan mhieh isto provide recyrlty
[17572]reorel meets o en one hand and on the other he invited £ to
[17574]o their per
[17575]cote to the Prench Clut..... LOC ¢id not appear a serious operator if
[17576]he felt thet © wae avle to lead TAIG in conve abouts cilitary strength of
[17577]Red China. oT a
[17578]. oo 8 AV DAN:
[17579]6, The previously heralded friendenip ketreen LOT and # toile |.
[17580]. r
[17581]1 i
[17584]r Arar ves Just a little hetter then nothing. (Till. prepare a separate :
[17586]Attachzent}.
[17588]7. , AS the attachnent 21 shove I diseursed in datail the queetion <
[17589]of gt phone ealle to Ios on wuly 10. ; i
[17590]8. °° I elso shored ta £ 1G pares of the TSI snd he felt cenfident vo _
[17592]be able to ensver then ant elotlarones, +in ats the regtecrant & fecteaite. a
[17594]does not lend ifeel? te tle exsersire of acing any criticg there. There-
[17595]fore ve erreel te testo cn ines 2 mataly fort gs opumiera ef TLating ons
[17596]Whe Te
[17598]to ast
[17601]Pa) + ii
[17603]o . ro “ms PF eat Age . .- .
[17605]meaning the ITj. Fo tela bin that I r Zz
[17607]couptiins te Moet reajeet, Ts ca dt legvel aris the question bnétreatly
[17609]ee intend to give Li tone money.
[17611]be
[17613]means 24
[17615]14-0000
[17617]ph
[17619]. Pe
[17621]; Shery SARONT (713,959) ATIATSPS2 F 1 .
[17622]. ' culy 24, 1969,
[17623]: - “
[17624]Re: Thone call to icc on culy 10 |
[17625], i a we JS ateted rkthout hesli retion thet he phoued to Let oa duly 1¢,
[17627]- 4.0. the day their neet tock place.
[17629]2,
[17631]oS believes trat he nade hie fiset phone call text: _khe’ one,
[17633]y. oe recorded hy LIENyov) atout 1100 irs, te wea told to cell in an four.
[17634]i : ri and he DID SAIL more or lees an tour later, Then, he was told thet
[17635]! ; Kae LO% wee etill huey and that he should call in 7O minutes. 5 natbep ag
[17636]r her ele ve “is TOLD and efter quite tit of walting IfG cane to the PLONE. .
[17637]oP & Son sequently, J& made TSEEZ calle to the sane phone munher,
[17638]of als, 3. 221 THREE calls whieh g& nade vere eancvered hy the ase male
[17639]| 2: ay voice, There vae no indication thet the male anevering the phone reovonived
[17640]gs dS voice in ény of hie tro back calls. | ; ;
[17641]S 4. Jf recalls that when he nade hie second call and eteted that :
[17642]* 4t was "VYlacicir calling" the operator underateod that "csliing" vas the
[17643]cecond nance and he asked ¢$ shonto epell it, which required sume explain-
[17644]ing. | : £
[17645]a , 5. oS ir positive that at no tine! duricg hic 3 calls he mentioned
[17646]m any kind of second nere, cd.
[17647]e 6. Snelisn cae sroken at tre req ort of the operator. “oe
[17648]: 1
[17649]2 ‘
[17650]wae : . , : we -
[17651]_ . .
[17652]i . ! "y
[17653]|
[17654]h. . .
[17657]Tet nee wane ee ane ae enna sa Ao pee
[17659]ae rem yeenany ne teen nnn te ay ne Ae Alem Ape re
[17661]ne : ATTAOMMENT 9 2
[17662]we . July 24, 1969
[17664]Subject: Jimny "SABORI (Pe13,830) Rayory on
[17665]Keet with LOGINOV (Pll, 712 yon July 18 at SEPe-Paris
[17667]1. The meet was prearranged and. it laeted about two hours. The pres
[17668]viously used. ‘procedure wae followed; S and LOG met in front of the re~
[17669]etaurant and they entered it together. ‘Ae usually, LOG was sharp in ap=-
[17671]“pearing akon the spot.
[17673]THZIR NEXT MEET: On Aug 4 at Samborns Tnourgentes-Teequena at
[17674]2000 hra.
[17676]2. gouree of th of the Neet,
[17678]- LOG aeked § why he did not come *to play tennis with him” at
[17680]the French Olut on July 12. § explained that he was not feeling well
[17682]and that he did not recover completely from the flu whidh he had all
[17683]week. 8 edded that. only for the reason of keeping the word given to a
[17684]friend: (L0G) he came to thie meet. Nice worde by LOG who concluded that
[17685]he brought 8 2 ‘bottles of Votks which. can be used as " a medioine® for
[17686]olde and similar disconforte. Be,
[17688]3. Ags 1% could be expected after such an ‘opening of the neot L0G
[17689]wae interested was 8 able to gcoomplish something for him. 8 told him that
[17691]‘he had done what he promised and gave LOG the written report which L0G
[17692]road. When he ‘finiened the reading LOG remarked that 8 did not eign the
[17694]report, Uhen 8 eaid that he was willing to do it right there, 100 said
[17695]that it wae not necessary and that he was only joking.
[17697]4... | LOG spent considerable amount of time in questioning 8 about
[17699]the reasona, consequences which: the cancelletion of PEXEX contract(e)
[17700]with eome US 011 companies. At certain. point the questions laoked ciarity
[17701]and 8 eexed LOG point blane what wae he driving at. LOO stated that 6
[17702]should realize that the w8SR is the second largest producer of of] in
[17704]the world (eto) and that he wae interested tn finding out war it possible
[17705]for-the USER to atep in where the Americans kicked out (aie). 8 told LOO
[17706]that it wae 4iffioult to go sore wrong than LOG woo in hie thinking;
[17708]‘beceune if Moxieaae tek 414 not want Acerteana tavolved {a their ofl
[17710]Buelasas 1% wae positively certain that they wanted no foreigner, re=
[17712]|
[17714]|
[17715]|
[17717]14-0000
[17719]5
[17721]ae rates entertain ate - .
[17725]gardlesa of who ticz =ay be, v0 have anything to do with Mexican ofl
[17726]industry. . : ;
[17728]3. LOG commented that the USSR wae very much interested in ptablish=
[17729]ing etrong eoonostio interchange, especially trado, with Mexieo an
[17730]not finding the right atmosptere ner proper respouge in Mexico. Ye asked
[17732]8 what, in hie opinion,. sould or should be done to overcome this situation.
[17734]re
[17736]8S anewered that ne beldeved that the Bova ought. to change their mentality
[17737]if they wanted to trade with Xexico, naimly, in the field of trade they
[17738]should forget about Socialism and adapt the OCapitalietin mentality: to
[17739]trade with Mexico S@va would have to establish industrial plante here
[17740]and to do it Xexicens must have 51 per. cent share in each case, which
[17741]meane the controling atcoky in reality this does not mean that Nextoang
[17742]would invest 51 per ‘ent of the VOLUGs +e sees
[17744]6. LOG went to the other item of the written report and he asked .
[17746]8 how he went sbout in contacting Ohin-Usten TANG, counselor of the
[17748]Nat Chinese ZBmb. § told hin about posing as a reporter for the ‘nagagine
[17750]La Siesion and goirg there. on reocommendation of Pierre RUDIAN ( fee
[17751]. FERNALD's previous ‘contact report). 8 added that in tha Sept iseue of the’
[17753]magazine there would be an article dealing with Hat China and the
[17755]Poiking ~ Moecow ooflict and if needed another arteicle on Ohing-Kai Shek
[17756]would be published. LOG told S that he was pleaeed with the manner in
[17757]whioh: 8 handled the task he gave him. LOG did not disoues the contents
[17759]of thie part of §3 report and he questioned 8 about CRTANG: he wanted
[17761]to know wae 8 is 8 position to keep this acquaintance alive and aevelop
[17763]41@ in to a eort of friendly infornal. relationehips he (L0G) knew TANG from
[17764]some formal diplematio gatherings and he liked the person. § believed that
[17765]he wae able to keep alive the established acquaintance and wae not able
[17767]to guese as” to tew far be would be able to develop it. LOG suggested
[17769]. that 8 do not allow too moh time to pase until hie next vieit te TANG.
[17771]6 said that he eould call on TANG on Pri July 25 to explain him that
[17772]he did not aucceed in getting the artiole in the Aug ieseue of the naragine
[17773]and will publich 4% in Sopt iseus; at the sane tise S will make it known
[17775]that ho wee interested in gotting the aatesial for an article on Ohiang-kal
[17777]fhegk which should keep the doora open for another vieit.... § was in
[17778]hie element when ke wae decoribing thie and LOG wae not finding enough .
[17779]wom to praize § and et the sane time to encourage hia to sll he casa
[17781]|
[17782]|
[17785]4-00000
[17787]“or ;
[17790]to bring his relationship with TANG to a point that LOG could meet TANG
[17791]ina friendly unofficial manner. LOG concluded that for such a job ha
[17793]- Was willing to pay 8 in terme of thousands of Dollars, After the dust
[17795]of verbage settled LOG..told 8 that he ehould try to feel cut TANG was
[17796]he willing to speak about the military stregth of Hed Ohina. LOG ex«
[17798]plained to § that propently, the Sove were completely in dark ae to the
[17799]" wilitery atrength and operational organisation of the Red Chinese arty;
[17800]' . they have no way of acquiring the info because even if they had friends
[17801]“in Red China none of them dared to maintain contaot with Sov officiala
[17802]. hor officials of other Socialist countries which ere known to be on the
[17804]Bov side; Nat China hag many spies in Red Ohina and they are well -infced
[17806]: on all aspeots of developments in Red Ohinar it fe possible that TANG
[17808]would be willing to rake arrangenents “with hie government for exchange
[17810]of info, eepsalally, military info between the USSR and the “ep. of Ohina
[17811]and: this would ba beneficiary to the USSR and the USA. LOG went on to
[17812]tell 6 that he should think in terma of using RUDIAN for getting. to
[17813]meet TANG out of hie embassy: be that a party or whatever aight be i
[17814]needed, the expenses will taken care of by L0G, becauee money is no:
[17816], problem.
[17818]qT. Then, LOG atated that 8 should arrange something to enable | bog
[17819]to meet RUDIAN in a enall, family type, otrole. § was cought by surprise
[17821]“and told LCG that he told him that he and RUDIAH were quite often seeing
[17822]_ ach other. LOG stated that he knew RUDIAN well and was in say instances
[17824]with RUDIAN at ‘receptions and otner formal sooial functions, but he never
[17825]had an oportunity to be with RUDIAN in friendly and unformal ciroumstances.
[17826]8 commented that the only problem he found. in trying to make such. an:
[17827]arrangement was in the fact that RUDIAN often, sometime even twice in a
[17829], week, drops in to ses 8 at his (Josephina's) apt but he never announoes
[17831]hia visite in edvance’ more. then an hour or two before he cones, ' ,
[17833]8, L0G asked 8 what happened to the US Emb phone directory; ‘aid the
[17834]girl (friend of 3) return. 8 anewored that he did not have the slightest
[17835]idea what was going on, *beosuse in his condition (of health) he did: even |
[17836]go to chock dia the girl return”, :
[17838]9» | LOG was proposing that they meet in the course of the next week
[17839]bus 8 told hia that he fel% that they were neeting too often and in View
[17841]|
[17843]4-00000
[17845]EN
[17847]a
[17849]|
[17850]|
[17851]of nis status of a tourist it may ve aceunded that the Gobernacion carry |
[17852]out epot checks on hing if he was to be seen by the Cebdernacion or Security
[17853]| agente in company of LOG it ie prety certain thst they would take hia _
[17854]-——tn-and interrogate him; he thinks that thie oan be avoided if they do not ;
[17855]| . 8ee each other 80 often. | so .
[17856]| 1.” Lee agreed with S* reasoning and added that he himself realised
[17857]that they were getting together too often and he alao cannot be 100 per
[17858]cent sure that he is not tailed sore-time, Therefore, he will out a plan |
[17859]by which they will be able to see each other whenever it ia needed and |
[17860]j will limit their. regular personal meets to twice per conth. He went on
[17861]2 tell 8 that he ‘would pick up an aprepriate spot on which 8 will place |
[17862]" @ chalk eign wher he needs to se LOG urgently; LOG will paes by the place |
[17863]every morning and if he see the sign he will erase it which will assure
[17864]1 8 that ho und: retood his request and they would then meet the same evening
[17865]! at a placa (restaurant) whioh they would select only for this purposes.
[17866]B06 concluded by stating that this was the general idea and that he would
[17867]work out the detaile which he will explain. to 8 on their next neat. which
[17868]» they would hold in two weeke, i.e. sugust 4. :
[17870]ll. 3 commented that.the plan looked good and if LOG was sure that
[17871]-1t would work then there was no need for them to meet wore than one a
[17872]month. LOG etated that 2 meets per month were needed in spite of the
[17873]fact that. he was positive that his system was dependable. -
[17875]12... 8 told LOG that he did not spend any of the MH 400.- he gave
[17876]hia for the purpose of establishing contact with an official of the
[17877]Bat Ohinese 3mb and. consequently wanted to return the money. L0G told
[17878]him to keep it for himeelf and that he would give him money, as much ae
[17879]-needed, if he had an. oportunity to entertaia TANG.
[17881]“13. Rhere was ‘Bome ynconsequential talk and LOG told 8 to coge
[17882]to the French Oiub any Saturday and that he would teach him to play
[17883]tennis. LOG explained that he war going to the club every Saturday
[17884]about 1000 hre: & will be allowed to enter if he saya that LOG was
[17885]waiting for him. a :
[17889]eee teeaeemn tet nese an nee re a ee a
[17890]rooney ns 7
[17891]. ye ee
[17895]14-0000
[17897]“MN
[17901]duly 23, 1659,
[17903]Lent be \
[17905]- Subject: Jinzy SanoRI  (2-15,8%0)
[17906]uly 14, &t at ielcher Geacpo & Leronit 2 Carice Shoe
[17907]at 1500 bre.
[17909]1. ' @ae meet wer arranged by phoae. Cn duly-17 € proned te our office
[17910]ang raquerted taat | BPIRNALD ring. him up the next cooning. after numerous
[17911]fruitless a ttenpte P finally reached S et hir house &¢ 1730. hre. S$ told
[17913]a
[17915]F that he was rith a Chinese the previous dey end rould see ain again on
[17916]that afterncon at 1490 urs, © concluded that on the berie of kis first.
[17918]i «
[17919]entouster with the Chinese he pregered a resort for nis friend {LCciKOY)
[17921]whan he -rould see the reme evening et ¢290 nre. F told € that he tould
[17923]Wants to see what he vrote before he sives it to LOG <nd a meet rae
[17925]arransced et the above indiceted lecatioan, i Ane, a“
[17926]j o . or ve els ia :
[17928]Chin-! sien: Tang and Vinere :
[17930]IR : reoned to the i
[17933]jo! 2. _° B asked § how aid he moenes 3 te.
[17934]‘be gee him. € etsied thet PlEgRée
[17938]u :
[17939]: & fat Chiaa rob and eaid thet £, # colle esrater in the La Mision. sould
[17941]like to visit the inb ane talk to a person tno would be eble to give hin
[17942]sone info for an article he wae preparing for La Mision. On July 17)
[17943]‘about 1799 ure S$ went to the Ex and s fter saying taat he was cening frou
[17944]Pierre fui} ws he tas received by 1 rans, Seurselor of the End. & stated .
[17945]that he wis interested in preparing s2 erticle concerning Shino - Sov
[17946]ideological conflict, } eeos territorial clains and repeated » vorder clashes
[17948]S would want heave sore views of Nat China covernment on tre
[17950]he , nor his covernrent,
[17952]9 dows thet they vere leritinate- the fact
[17953]indicate that Leos posit
[17956]14-80000
[17958]- 2.
[17960]Count on inerican assistance to retirn to the ndinlend, Taro stated
[17961]thet Nat China Government was avere of the fest that the SSA cannot
[17962]help thee in that catter without getting invelved in war with Iao'e
[17963]forces, vhiok Net China understengs and coneidere that euch e war would
[17964]serve no purpose, ,
[17966]3. According to § after 10 - 15 min of talking TANS geve S core .
[17967]material end told him to return.the next dey to pick up additional :
[17968]material skich he-could use for his article. Tierefore, & vent to se .
[17969]the Nat China Zab or July If at ifa0 hre and cot cone of théir publications |
[17970]in Earlish., To keep the door open for ecditionel visit § requested some. ?:
[17971]material on Chien-kei Shek end Decg told hin that it vould take gone G
[17973]time to get it. | also asked ¢id € or La Mision nave connections Titn
[17975]Sevs here and § stated they did not, but the Sovse were subscribers to the
[17977]mesezine, Reportedly, this visit ested about 29 minutes. yf
[17979]| | 1 braked Facey, Nv
[17981]Ae. after resdins the paper { rerort) yack S pt enared for Loo :
[17983]B asked € was the Julia: : 4e sene person whom he mentioned
[17986]CARRILLO TLORES
[17988]_ previously to me to his source on the Port of Spain xeat Conference and
[17990]refered to him as Eduardo. § claims that he knew of no Eduerdo CARRILLO
[17991]FLORTS, aad if he hed stated that it wes Eduardo it must have been a slip
[17992]tment ( unknown which} Chief =.
[17994]of tongue, 45 for Julian, he is a a Depar
[17995]in 2orzy%.
[17997]5e In reply to BS question € s
[17999]by the TITER decision vere Continental GI1, Gulf Gas (or cil) and Ffelly
[18000]Cil from Yelifornia.
[18002]cence to try ta
[18004].
[18008]“Fas not hin intention te cut us short, but. to the contrary, he wanted -
[18009]tobe of help to up, FP ¢alely steted that 3 wos ett1l ‘edle to-do that
[18010]“tf ke tively-reporte equeintance with eny other fov offieial and follows
[18011]our tnetrsstiog for every Tartucr step ne atkee in relation chip with
[18013]such an officiel. © said thot ive could ‘count on hic.
[18014]7. 5 stated after sone thinking, that he hed co nections tn practical- .
[18015]“Ty. every branch of the Nexicen Sovernnent,: but datinit tely “hea none in ;
[18016]the feguridad de Zetodo. 2 comeented thet thie car unders tandable hecaure :
[18017]the Security kseps itrelf separated from politicking nich enables. tals
[18019]orgenization to-carry ont it duties without interference of politiens. ,
[18021]P added that the Security peeple afb excellently trained end rere
[18023]anazinely e flicient in their work. Tt as evident thet He ata tements :
[18024]lett § morried, ¥ took advantece of the silence and added as an after :
[18025]thovent that in die opinion it would be vise if & thinned his reeta vith :
[18026]LOG to 2, maxinun 3, per ronth. ec ee . . -
[18028]a3 Fo chenced his previously pr earraared rneet “with & from Sat July
[18029]13 te. Hionday “uly 21 at 2000 : are, & did not have. his notebook with hin
[18030]# that he vould not forget it. This meet dasted | 30 min.
[18032]ene be aseured
[18038]a,
[18040]i
[18041]i.
[18042]i
[18045].
[18047]. 8On Fetroloos ézleanos, fud por tnlofativa col direc
[18049]~ _
[18051]Gas Nacural deo Mléxicn, SB. Ae
[18053] « : - NU NE
[18054]BAHIA OC SANTA DARBARA 20-298 . Carr TELEFONOS: 31-53-99 Jt-S3-93
[18055]. PENCO 17, 0. 6 ; el GASLE GANAMEX
[18057]Valentin Lusutnov.. July.18, 1969' end Report
[18058]\ .
[18059]a
[18061]PSTROLEOS 1 EXTCAIOS
[18063]“Platicando con el seflor Jultan Carrtllo Flores, hormano del Secs.
[18065]@o Rolactones Extertorés, Lic. Antonio Carrillo Flores, sore la
[18067]Cancelaci$n de todos los contratos de extrunferog qie efectuaban
[18068]tor actuale
[18070]Inse Reyes Jeroles y no de la presidencise
[18072]Desde lueso, lleva la aprodactén col eofior Presidente Diaz Ordaz
[18074]eos de ln naction.
[18075]86 preparo dontro de Petroleos -oxtcanoa esnectalnente £1 selor-
[18076]Reyes Jeroles, Lito. Sergio cenhusea y el Lic. Carlos Zorrilla De
[18077]La Gsrza Evia, sub=Clrootor de Finanzea.e Kl ic. Jasus Reyos o-
[18078]Heroles y el Lie. Carlos Zorrilla Te La Garza son los prinetipale |
[18079]6s rasnonsobles y sa inclinan mucho hsata la Véxtoantzrotdén da -
[18080]todo on Petroleos Mexicandes ; ,
[18082]Erba jada de_lo Redbites de China
[18084]Hinlatro Plonipotenctario = SonséjJero del Enbajador,
[18085]Chineislon Tange .
[18086]Platique oon.el ar. Tang sobre el sroblera de Russo-Chino on le-
[18087]frontera del rio Ussuri isla de Dacaneol llaaada en Uhino Tranpad.
[18089]El epee quo Fas Tse-tuns en real{cad necesita tanto una diversion
[18090]do sts problexag tuternos coma consolldar el Eferatto ojo un ene:
[18091]emtzo para unir.gh pusdlo. Ya qua log Estados Taicos es un euan= .
[18092]ta viejo y qué no /arenazan sis fronteras, el ris lozico es la Un«.
[18093]fon Sovietica. [d¢9 torrends que reclaza son realmente Chines pues
[18094]eon el ad 1947 Zar Nigolis I lo-r3 anexar.s usta la cuenta del =~
[18095]rho Amur y en.e] aflo 1853 errancaron a China la marzea norte cele
[18096]miei? ride “ao Tsestungy ya sa f.4 nas alla de lo qe pensaba ¥ pee
[18097]ra 6] ya no hay vetorno. Sl sa recresa, pterde tanto al Bisreito
[18098]foto asiccor-a La unton cel gesies aredlo, Atara tiene que ad.uir
[18099]ajJelanto y sola qua “el caning see Injuvey a la custrae on el uraso
[18100]ge fan Petescurce usta ec39 azid ca obra T2 nTl tstiévasrog cuade
[18101]raJoa ve la Caira occidental. de it provinela de Sinklans. Asi que
[18102]en roalida’ ol provle=za ce la isla ca Chenpao no esta clreunsorita
[18103]a ella, que en si no vale la pena. : ;
[18105]Le precmiunts 8 que lado estan elloa en asta Frovleza y el =9 roespone
[18106]alo," sl lato qua ois sos coavunca™, Le difa quo al lado ca vao-
[18107]mo tient ua alfato 7 con al Jarus volveren a Catna. Ellos ticna «
[18108]un Capartaronta estratejica que estultla con Qiiens y cuanto ag ole
[18109]major tlery> ce recresar 7 can gulene alg les convlens,.
[18111]No fué inleletiva de la Frostjenola sino tode 4,
[18113]14-0000
[18115]a?
[18119]lael,
[18121]Los Terrenon gue Pide Yao Tao-tuny do Rusta
[18122]Nocolfe ‘uraviev, en reprosentactén de Zar Nfooléa I -
[18124]1840-47 Anoxza heata ‘el rlo Azur,
[18126]- 1658 anoxan la margon norte dol rio.
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[18130]ouadrades «) Incluye el. puerte do Vladivostok, el mar da Japén
[18132]y al oesto, el propto rfo Uneurt.
[18134]"1864 °° anoxan 440 mil kildnetros oundrados de la China occ! dental.
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[18138](Provinoia China do Stinktang)
[18140]Despues do la Primera Guerra uridial Rusla se echa sobre Yongolia
[18142]y se posesiona co la parto de “anchurla.
[18144]Nao Tse-tung pide al goblerno Ruso, Nikita Keueko Kruschey
[18146]1954
[18147]que recresen los terrenoa que les prometio Lenin regresars
[18148]| Rusia se niega $ MWe aqui la furta de Hao Tae-tunze
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[18168]' PO ancuMENT eExTaacr 7 ~ a
[18170]"THE SCLLOWENS INFORMATION CONCERNING “THE SURUFCT OF THES 201
[18172]QOSSTER HAS BEEN EXTRACTED FROM ANITHER OFFICIAL 00 FILE.
[18173]PERSONS PERFORMING NAME TRACES ARE CAUTIONED THAT THE pOCUH" - ~
[18174]MENT FOOM WHICH THIS EXTRACT WAS PREOARED CONTAINS ADDITIONAL US
[18175]. INFORMATION PERTAINING TI THE SURJECT AND SHOULD AE REQUESTED ~~ ,
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[18177]_. LOGINGV, VALENTIN . a, 7 _
[18178]__,,201-0285412 ne 750-610-002 |.
[18179]eee ee DER<92130P oo
[18180]an ee ee 30 SEP Ta" __.
[18181]~_. REPLACEO OLEG MARSEMOVICH NECHIPORENDOQ AT “
[18183]-SOVLET EMBASSY, MEXICO CITY AUG 65
[18185]jee een a SECRET. F2 IMPMET CL BY056979. 0
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[18191]two hours and 79 zirutes.,
[18193]August 26, 1969,
[18195]Contact Report
[18196]Subjects Jirmy SABORI (P-13,220). an
[18197]Date of Veet: August 26 at Chez Rene at 1400 bra H
[18199]2 The meot was prearranged and § came on time, The meet lasted
[18201]{ ia
[18202]VRYS .owls Sept 8 at the siue place at 1400 bre.
[18204]S apolcgized for not. bringing ‘the copy of the, report he gave
[18206]Ze
[18207]to. ARDIZHARD: he did not think of it tnis peoning when. he left the hevtse,
[18209]Be I told S that the fect that DZDIEHARD would renain here at Zonat
[18211]five adc ‘ional month did not plesce me, hecuase I was not able to 1ct
[18212]the taings go the way they were going until now and be just aul observer,
[18213]In-reply to ny questions S stated he was ready and determined ‘to enytitng
[18215]‘we tell him to do: he is willing te drop the association with AZDIE SHARD.
[18217]he is equally ready to do or tell ABLILYARD anything we Instruct hin
[18219]even if it was certain that AZDIZHARD would drop him; hé is willing to go
[18220]‘threuzh any do'ngs we confider accex sary, I belisve Ss
[18222]‘as tlneere in
[18224]his statenente,
[18225]fe I told S$ not to calz 2 under any circunstances dvefore tie P next
[18226]meet (Sept 10); keep away from tue Chinese Eid; if he sets the ad 32 from
[18227]ITuau Renta rant 5 can advise 7273 by phone; take proof cL the article
[18229]a3 was pronised but avoid any conv wataoever; If Josephine feels like
[18230]golag to the French Glub on Sat f4ug 30) S can go witha her, but I svc
[18231]av point 12 him going akang alone, 5 stated that he urderstood what he
[18233]‘sas told an* be would not do a move ‘vithout checking with ma.
[18234]S asked in a matter of f.ct tona that he would like to know
[18236]ctoed with use Jid we went him to carry out the work we reqrest
[18237]nd give ac a eslary or make a wortawvhile
[18242]for patriotic ravgonr; do we inte
[18243]present. T turd hin that he ces rost sure that ~e raalized that he was not
[18244]ins finanotal pvcition to be eble to work out of patriotic feelings, and
[18245]nonsequenti;s Rs sould be peic Zor fis work aa much as it is worth to us.
[18246]$. Ra next «rvoddut: Accorlis, to the avatecent of Dr Enrique
[18247]BOLATOS Cacho, cousin of GDO with whon GDO plays domino every Tuesday”
[18249]Pll 112.
[18253]at Lo? Pinos, L.ZCHEVARRIA 1s the man; the race narrowed to 2 persons,
[18254]Echevarria and Ortis Mena; Mena is out because of reavono of health,
[18256]The statonent was made Sunday to ING, ESPZJ09 and § gotit from BARRIOS |
[18258]Gomez Monday afternoon, ( Note I phoned to S Monday morning and he did
[18260]have any news on this topic. ). _
[18262]- BErernald-
[18267]date to
[18269]* C cmeneneainnptinn: NN am WBE ECG ow anes
[18271]14-00000 Bf
[18273]me nee aca ace mce—ererremenn tet an tenet se iene tere ern nnenence ne senig panera oe,
[18275]2. A apologized for not going to Cuautla on Aug 16. Lots of nite |
[18277]ATTACHMENT ne
[18278]. August: 26, 1969
[18280]Eubject: Jimmy SANORI (P=13,830) Report on Hie Meet -
[18281]with AEDIEHARD (P-11,712) on Aug 25 at Sasborne-San - Angel at 2000 |
[18283]] dne n
[18285]1. The meet was prearranged and it lasted 90 ninutee. Ko changes in.
[18286]the pattern of meeting and A came on time. . pete
[18287]THEIR NEXT MEET; Sept tO at the sexe Place at 2000 brs.
[18288]8 waa invited to cone on Sat st 1030 bre to.
[18289]the French Club sith Josephine. S not sure he
[18290]will go. Oe
[18292]worde about thinking about 8.and Josephine all day that rainy dey.
[18294]3e A hed a suprise for S: few daya ago he received ordere to remin
[18295]in Mexico at least 5 nonth> more (sic). When S aked was he aot. pleased with
[18296]the order, A stated that he was practically packed up and he had made
[18298]plans regarding the Placea he wanted to visit and it was’ pleasure in
[18299]unpacking. and so much less he liked the idea of cancelling his plans. —
[18301]S asked several questions about Als wife end A wae giving norsal answers.
[18302]Ati no time did A’ belittle his wide and he stated that she was 40 years old.
[18304]4... 8 handed: to A a written report on what he accomplished with the
[18305]Chinese. A thanked for the same and told S$ to get the article published
[18307]by all the means; do all possible to get the ad from the Luau Restaurants
[18308]keep in touch. with WOHG or TANG but make sure there ie a bona fide reason _
[18309]to go to see them, example, to tell them that the ad was obtained, show
[18311]then the soript of the article before it is published and similar; be very |
[18312]oereful becausa Chinese are highly suspicioue people. |
[18313]5e Then, ‘A anked 5 why TANG was not listed in the Dip List. § stated
[18314]that it was evident from TANGs calling card that-he just recently arrived i
[18315]hero. A accepted the explantion and told § thet YONG waa listed in the
[18317]Dip List es a counselor and that he (A) had confuesd ANG with YONG end
[18319]that it wae WONG who spoke Russian. : . a
[18320]6. At thie point A handed to § en envolope containing MN SO0.~ . ;
[18322]and he told & he wanted bim to have that money for sccidental expenses J |
[18324]|
[18326]|
[18328]while ecxl eating f{afo for Aes 3° pretended he was “hesitant to reosive money |
[18329]but did not “arag she: ‘story. long ( from fear that A might change his nind de.
[18331]7. After. the brief “oeremony” about giving and scoepting the money
[18332]& asked S did ‘Pee have any news about - ‘the. Us Embassy Phone Directory. 8 remind
[18334]A. that he told,at: ‘their: last ueet that he had. no way of getting it. A asked = :
[18336]S& did he imow anybody working ia the wa ‘USIS. When & enewerdd that he did
[18338]‘not think 80 A told his there wae a number of girla working for USIS, they:
[18340]work on the 5rd floor (of the Emt building) end several of thes live in
[18341]the Hotel Geneve; they carry out some propaganda; A is not sure"how fsr*
[18342]can one gat vith them ( in terns of having good tise ), but there is no
[18343]problem of getting them ( although, the interest 18 limited to one. girl) to
[18344]go out for dinner and denoing. This is eomething 5 showld look into.
[18346]- § Gonmented to the effect did A have @n idea how much it {Ske to. take a
[18348]ohick like those for an evening of good time; such a bill rung about
[18349]MN 700.= . A replied that money waa no problem; if S linea up something
[18350]it is enough if he phones him a day earlier and he will bring him the
[18351]money. : .
[18353]a. At this point A geve S the following instruction: If S ever
[18354]needs sosething from A, a8 money, or he has something for A he- should -
[18355]call the Emb and state that he wants to speak to Vladizix. of the
[18357]. “Consulate and stress that it was Vladimir calling. If A is ia hig office
[18358]a ‘he will take the phone and there will be "juat mucho gusto de _saludarle"
[18360]frou both sideas. If A is not there he(S) ia to requeet’to’y giveilthe _eecage
[18361]that Vladimir ealled. The call should be made in: the morning if possible.
[18362]Regardless, whéther S gets to speak to A or not he is to go the sane
[18364]evening at 2000. hra to their meet place at Samborne-fan Angel.
[18366]said
[18367]9, = he would see ‘what could. be. done and aeked A was it possible
[18369]that he was nos able to do anything about the platinus. A apologised |
[18370]‘that it skipped his memory to tell S that he epoke to their Commercial
[18371]Oouneelor Viktor IVANOV (full name mentioned by A) about the matter and
[18373]| that VI wanted firet to know through which Swiss bank would the transaction
[18374]ve carried cut; terms of the desl the buyere propose and be advised that :
[18375]Sova were not interest in any deale which would be lese than 1 million
[18376]US Dollars. Az econ as 8 submits the info, S and IVANOV will etart work=
[18377]ing on the deal: if IVANOV leavee vefora the desl ie closed it will not
[18379]1
[18380]|
[18381]|
[18382]|
[18384]14-D0000 * d
[18385]a
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[18390]. affect the deal beequoe IVANOV will ba able ta back 1t in Moscow. S
[18391]j,. Qommanted that it sounded good and that both of thom will make a’ nice
[18392];  Gub of mewy: money. With a smile on hie face A told S that he did not
[18393]| want. any. money because he bad al] the money he wanted. A commented that.
[18394]“y thts was, the case. which’ makes it evident that. they wera in position to.
[18395]-help each ‘other- ‘ A ‘eo ilitates the platimia deal for Ss and § gst hold.
[18397]of a girl who can bring: out: ‘the phone directory for couple of hours.
[18399]10. - ‘K eeked’ ‘the: regular. question. as to who will ‘be the “next,
[18400]President of Mexico. 8 told him it. will be Iuis ECHEVARSIA, but thio. is
[18401]still not positive. A did not ack for the source of info.
[18403]he: 5 aeked A wiio was the girl. ‘in the restaurant he waved to and
[18404]she waved. back. 8 stated at wee the girl with whom he w quite regularly.
[18406]played tarinis. we CIF Bee
[18408]122. S was not able to ‘vreoell one more thing A asked him to do or
[18409]find info about, : . .
[18410]13, The mest ended with a talk about birthdays. A bse hig on Deo 25
[18412]and hia wife earlior. A made it known that hia wife would ‘accept with
[18413]; pleseure 8 Barthday present ae a bracelet. :
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[18752]Sergio" appeared to be about 25 years old end was intréduced es his wife +
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[18756], front. of the Futursza theater, Lesinov introduced hia to hor ts "Gol. .
[18758]- SECKEY
[18760]“Soviet Cnivaiters a Controte?
[18763]- [uring the effete beseecu ADUDRIFF end Leroy, oo
[18766]they went ‘to the nay. ies once os te tee a weer, the Futurs:aa end Cine: Mod
[18768]being the ¢ theaters & 2st Trequently eitended, LOGIIOY alwrys nade some: _—
[18770]sort of contect curing these outings, according to AESUpRIFF, She stated,
[18772]that he us suelly ler his seat étout 2309 hours and went. “out to the lobby
[18774]_ for sone tire. Sha did nat know whore the contnets were octually nudes is
[18777]Once she end LOGINOY encountered, ‘apparently as eldentably, outside the:
[18778]Cine Moa theater, o Noxicen Arsy Colonel, who was introducéd to her by ;
[18780]LOOINOV as "Col. Sergio," In this instance Leah 10Y did not ‘exeuse hosel t”
[18782]to have & privste ecaversation vith the ‘Nextenn..
[18784]curly hair, Bppecred to be of Spanish descent, Tae. vor an with cot
[18786](which AEMIDATEF’ doadt ed because, as she put: it, he didn't treat her és.
[18790]about thic Mexicsa and never stew hia ‘seein. : . ; SG
[18792]oa another ‘oseastoa,’ Lostney’ end ADTERIFY ect en Arericen in | i
[18794]Michcol." AEMDAISY ateted that he wes dressed fn etviliea clothes, Ke
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[18804]“had blo: od hair, vas of modus Leight, no glasses, In wey grey eyes
[18805](AEMIEGL ES? Phdehs him mite elirzctive), LOsuicy t tyta Hehe," that he
[18806]“would ecll hin the gext ery om tegent business. “Wiehaok” wus elone.
[18808]Slthot tesy cig nus heve e erivels conversetions She.
[18810]‘esimated this encounter tosh plese rtout Szptenter 1959+
[18811]GOLCIZOY = ADMIDEIIF stated ‘thins COLCUZOT used her “in the
[18812]: se me » cannér, f.0., tock hes cleus 3 th228 in cll to Cine Chapultepec, then
[18814]left hex during the rovie to neke sone port of contact. -
[18818]: Goneemins: Sovtew Cénstustn tn the ixfecn Policas AEAIURIFF
[18819]stated thet she. overt eerd GOLCUESY end EYCMIN talk ebout tany conteets which
[18820]they hid in the police here. ne seid che 2 had tlso overhte ad Vote: TZAXOV,
[18822]TAKULIN, AD CHHOV telk edsut how tany good police contests the Soviets
[18824]_ have. Kovaver, €ach specific exeaple wv nich AE AEMIDRIFF could give ‘concerned
[18826]sone non-operstionrl favor which tHe Soviets could ect teken care of, C.Be,
[18827]when the Soviets way ated to get sezething through Aduanus when sete Soviet
[18828]_ Was aissing und poles cooperetios us needed; gatting edveiice netice when
[18829]_ soze dsuonstretion hostile to the Soviets was about to tate plece, ete.
[18830]She was not edie to recall ony ists thet Soviets had ororat ion 121 contacts
[18831]‘in the police; egonts. reporting oa net the police vere doings essots who |
[18832]assisted Soviets oreratioanlly in sone woy.. Hovever, ARMIDRIFF thoucht
[18833]the Sovicts protenly drive such assets. ; a
[18834]Conceratns Sovtes ecretrts in West Corsa Folica: AEMTUUTF
[18835]reenlled that vhan she went to C2: rainy Gs interpreter for Soviet surgeon
[18836]ond “texttoo': wri ter, Parte nasty, tn Jemary 1$£9 (shey went to Coloma
[18837]SECRET? .
[18839]in
[18840]I
[18841]7
[18842]i
[18844]‘| SECHED — 7 _
[18847]Wort Ceranny oa Cus: oveial Ministry business), tha So artes Anbasccder in.
[18848]A
[18850]steed that the F abnesy yoda scene pole vecnts within the Vest
[18851]. .
[18853]veo holpsd thon to Bwoteet the Savicts (in con text thet At
[18855]¥vES “dengsress thera; seue Soviet offlets} could te kidnapps ad yy the ened,
[18857]ete.) ANITLAIGy noted that ANASOY was axe old end very. -prost regite. :
[18859]Mi eceVansts orsnnttesé: notes - ASUPRIFF had no know ‘Ledge,
[18861]of Soviet cafe hovses ov sets &partoimnts. She strted that neny Soviet
[18862]viuitors steyed nt the Hotel Virreyes or in two ot ther hotels near the
[18863]Soviet Embassy (che. couldn't reneater nexes)s Shs etd not znow whether the .
[18864]Soviets had eny sort of special era: nagement or contacts in these hotels.
[18865]ABNIERIEF stated that she had attended several perties: at
[18867]which Kexicens also vere present (she recalled specifically pertics et the
[18869]: hones of KOLO: AURKOY, PARUL it, TCGIUOY) and in each instance the Soviet
[18871]officer, at sona point during tha evening, hed a Private conversation with
[18873]a Mexican guest. : (Unfortunetely, AEMIDRIFF wes unable: to recell the noxe
[18875]"of gny of the Mexicans she ret on these occasions, ana of course there is
[18877]no way of knowing shebher such private conversctions were orerstional,
[18879]reetings.) AEMIDRIEF commented that at purely soviet partics, husbands als ,
[18881]ways went off together end talked business, ond 4f wives approcehed, they
[18883]stopped: their conversation. oo, ; .
[18884]Debriefing conducted 16 3 June 1970:
[18886]KCRLUSSXI AEMIDRIFF cosxented thet sha thousht KORUSdKTH.
[18887]made operations) seetings in the Srecen Par, since she often sag hfn
[18888]sitting in that tar, wenring dork glusses cad trying to loos inconspicuous.
[18890]. a SECRET
[18894]ah... : an
[18896]s insides, clthough she
[18898]: (fbsrrntey eccetines passed by thts ber ond vould Los!
[18899]. ‘
[18901]never venb ine) . . .
[18902]*. + agg,
[18904]ststed thet shy.
[18906]“KUTT ANOV - Possibte FO Content -  Aty
[18908]_¥as told ty Penicl Montiel (Donkel MENICZ Montiel, 201-258951), the Sovict's.
[18909]ehruffeur, that ihe brother, vhe is a Conbral Cosulttee number of the P&L
[18911]end eho worked on the PCM publication "La Voz 62 Mexico," ves in contact
[18913]vith KUPLIARGY. In eddition, AEMIDNIT? stated that she baileved that
[18915]_ Arwzandd VERTIGO (iden vith Arvenda 1 Z Verdugo, 201-951726) had en-
[18917]uncle, cleo nexcd Armando VEREUGO, who is First Sceretury of the Fos end
[18918]vho is in contest’ eLth. MUPIMAKOY. At least this vas strongly inferred by
[18919]Monticl, eccerding to AEMIDRIEP. Editor note: Arnoldo MARTIUSZ Verduso,
[18920]202.-654254, who ig brother of Arecndo, is First Secretary of PCH).
[18922]a «
[18923]AEMILAIF? stated that KUPLYAXOV olweys scened to. be very interested in ond
[18924]. knowledgeable of whet appeared in "La Voz ee axteo” end in the PO! publi-
[18925]cation "Ls Esoca." She stated thet, in geserel, KUSLYAKCV paid so mich
[18926]- attention to lozel politics end seened to be so well inforaced on FC
[18927]caters that che felt certain he hed sovathing to do with the POL.
[18929]- AEMEDRIF? stated that KUPLYAXC7's wife was | good friend of
[18931]+ Salvedor GIZALEZ Horin, head of thé Yoado d2 Cultura Poruler. GOuZALEZ"
[18933].wife wore: ia the Kuscus of Anthropolozy. CONZALEZ sola a lot of Soviet
[18935]bocks, according to ATXICRIFF, end for that reason was in contact with |
[18937]aa del
[18939]XUPLYAKCT, bat she cesmented that CCIZALEZ cay olso have been utilized .
[18941]by KUPLYAXOY in sore other operational wey. Most of KUFLYAXCV 's eSntests
[18943]sees to te Journalists. (Tuece vere tho poople ADIDAITF env talking to hin
[18945]et receptions, ete.).
[18946]SECRET
[18950]52
[18953]YY
[18954]to
[18957]‘ ~ - _
[18958]Sawa
[18959]. . SECORER eee
[18960]Leopoldo ARLUAL, Vhese wife is the
[18961]- te : . a |
[18962]dauchter ef David sifsro SYQUIENS, is aacther Sov rev essoh vho is hendled :
[18963]; by EUSLYAZOV (she heard VALOUSXTY telk ebmit t nis). AS SERIF seid that cs
[18964], ARR verks ath Pardo sPAUTO (ecancsie consultent for ‘Hiner conti i
[18965]; nendols S.A", , meatioadd in Couversiol Offtes. fice). She also stated sho :
[18966]| knew thas ARS. AL vent ot tinss to the tnbassy to see KUPLYAXOV. AZMIDRIRY :
[18967]|
[18968]i . - said that ARIAL ror so. (ARENAL identical r
[18969]P- with Leeroldo AR
[18970]| . .
[18971]I . .
[18972]| : .
[18975]| t
[18976]| : - . : i
[18977]|. i
[18978]! id
[18979]H te
[18980]| ee cok wee ieteeel co ete “|
[18981]| :
[18983]i .
[18984]! t
[18985]| :
[18986]t .
[18987]5
[18988]i -
[18989]i ,
[18990]' SECRET .
[18991]. .
[18994]14-0000
[18996]330
[18998]RD eee my
[19000]u.
[19002]a
[19003]S.
[19005]at
[19007]UME Ahead Crete ayy, nararensee tp teh
[19011]Tobpiefin’g endustsd 25-85 Anvil 1070:
[19013]Hy
[19015]%. . :
[19016]CSINGY wont cus et nights often ‘ge saving this forded ead told her Jeu
[19017]to nrhe “sontaats," Loonie also stnted thes his work auting this parisa.
[19018]Ws soe oF thd cost dangerous ha has ever dons. ARUDAUY vas certain -
[19020]H ioe
[19022].that these "coatrets" involved in student’ plots,  AEMIERTEY releted that
[19024]a
[19026]‘once at Rute Cine, LOG Ov weede ® resting with a group of youths vho cere
[19028]in enothor Gar (Foleoa), thocher tins, sese 2 or 3 Gays | later, LOSINGY
[19029]hed NITOPOLSID give hin. sone shotguns which ME7or ‘OLENL had cherge of
[19030]Losiicy got the guns ab bout 22c0 or * 2300 3 tho puns were retumne d the next
[19031]morning. Others who seer: ad to te gcing out all the tine et night during
[19032]the student riots (end talking Bbout their reetings in, general the next
[19033]morning j Were EOLSHAXOY, KORMOUSIEG, HIXIPOROT, AESIORIFF naver heerd
[19034]nention of mene; betng Passed during this Feriod (tie.; to Soviet cesets.
[19035]involved in riots) nor eny wention of auy neces or Positions of essets
[19036](this not in egroenent with soxe off Dan Jexgs info). CENYKCY seexed to be
[19037]involved also. , .
[19039]Dobriefine conducted 12-16 Mase 1970: : ARIDRIEF as again
[19041]questioned on her knowledge of Soviet activities during the 1658 student
[19043]disorders. Sh reported that ell she reelly knev wns thst the Soviets were
[19045]very busy curing this rertods thst LOSINOV told her he ves going out every
[19046]night to eske "contects;" thet she overhesrd Soviet cese officers telkins
[19047]at various ticss during this Feriod to effect that they very busy, reking.
[19048]many contests; that the situation vas fetentirally explosive end a deagercus
[19050]tice foyv thea to te uniing such centacts. AE TIQUEP tries vas vith LOSINCy
[19052]SECRE?
[19054]ERIFF stated thut
[19056]ees we
[19061]|
[19062][
[19064]2:
[19066]PAS 282
[19070]SE ihr
[19072]sensor es mre era LSMRIAU ERISA BERIT CAPPS i PENRO
[19074]2b be nae ne
[19076]neath
[19078]te
[19082], Soviets guic:
[19084]fret Sas Phe Mery
[19088]SECRES . os
[19089]“Ts er
[19091]. tg : ‘ . . . Logs scope
[19092]when ke ret vith sone "Souths" in peivats conversitiongs Hovever, AUAIPRIFF
[19093].T . . . .
[19095]a ; 7 .. ig
[19096]stéted sh: cid not ever hier coy mention of nny names’ of Soviet contacts.
[19097]YY er.) . 5 ny 2 ‘ } hy q :
[19098]-in relotisa ulti the student disowiers, any centien of the leve] of ine
[19100]eoeaed
[19102]velvemens Of discs conbusts dn tha studens ergeunlasiions, any sention of
[19104]sete the student covenant, financing of the student covensat,
[19105]- . see - ars as 2 °
[19106]Pe wae, . ‘ a 4, C . .
[19107]or tha line. Sax really dezsn't kaer thes the Soviets hed tay contacts
[19109]“with dipect necess to inforzetion to these ectivities, bat ene strongly
[19111]esounss that they eid, based on their level of ecbivity end the strong
[19113]tenor thet LOGINGY end other cuse officers seve to the idea thet the contects
[19114]they vere nekinsg vere dangerous ones for then to be seen with during this
[19115]period. . . ; .
[19116]Debriefing conducted 1-§ Mine 1970: AECEDAINS questioned
[19118]re 1958 student disordcrs ecsin, for elavification previously poported
[19119]details. She stated that the Soviets had sone different types of rifles
[19120]in tha Cormercicl Office which served as.sezples of guns. vhich. they were —
[19122]trying to sell comrerci¢dly in Moxieo. ne nicht about 11 o'clock, curing
[19125]the peried of student riots, LOSINOV esx2 to the Comercial Orfice with .
[19127]“ samorodsta (AEMIDRIFF was there wetching T¥). They got “sone rifles -
[19128]AIDA could not eee how cony or what kind. They toon. thea cut in some
[19130]-sort of begs. The next corning "sone™ rifles were returned to the Coa-
[19132]cerctel Office, but AEMIDRIFF dossa't knov vkether 8)2 of then vere
[19134]“ prought beck. She dezsn't know ihether or not LOGIOY richt heve teen
[19136]duty officer for tho Embassy for that night. -
[19138]AENUDRIEF stated that NECHIPCRKO's trip tack to the USSR
[19140]during the 1653 rists cay well have teen to ropart on the riots. Eevever,
[19142]she didn’t knoy that this was the ease cond noona speed fiecally told her so.
[19144]SECRET?
[19146]14-0000
[19148]b
[19150]Fites: p-18,042
[19151]p-14,623 .
[19152]p-13,223-
[19154]< QMENORANDUM FOR THE WHCORD
[19156]. : © Qe : .
[19158]- oe SUBJECT: -Conversntion with Ed ELLY with USIS
[19159]¥ a .: 3 December 1969
[19161]rh a : :
[19163]in
[19165]wo. 1. On 3 December. 1959 I had a bried conversatica with Kd
[19166], SOF SLLY to find out if he knew any of the: Soviets at the Freneh*
[19167]po, . AClub, and to brief hin on these individuals, Ke did not know
[19168]v . _ Svither CHERNYSH (P-13 042) or SHEVCHINKO (P-13,623) by nane and
[19169]~~ when Y showed hin pictures, he said that-he did not, recognize,
[19170]v Wltnem by sight either, Since he is.a relatively foot; player and
[19171]“ wm. they are relatively poor, it is not likely that they would
[19172]an & play together, He said, however, that he would keep his cycs .
[19173]: y fopen for them and would try to identify sone of ‘the contacts. ;
[19174]Itthey appear to be making at the French Clubs. I explained to- hia 7”
[19175]‘who the two Soviets were and why wa were interested in then, and
[19176]he said that he would be only to happy to do what he could, .
[19178]7 : 2 2. Y also asked him about Gloria PINTO (P-14,223) and showed
[19179]4 him ‘a picture of her, but while he thinks he ray have scen her,
[19180]Z aa he does not ‘know her, Ne will check with his wife who may very
[19181]- te well. know her Since she is a regular player and probably more or -
[19182]_less -in the same league with Gloria. 1 told EULY that Gloria . ;
[19183]_ had. been very close to LOGINOV (P-11,712) and that I was interested : :
[19184]_.to find out if she would now, since he bas departed, transfer her :
[19185]attention to one of the other Soviets, (I was specifically : a _
[19186]interested in finding out whether or not Gloria and CEERNYSH had . oS
[19187]met on the morning of 29 November as indicated by LIENVOY, but 2
[19188]_XLLY had not been at the French Club that uorning.) . . ,
[19189]. - se = . - we a . : . . Y
[19191]3. ELLY commented that he had found it hard to make contacts
[19192]at sports clubs in Mexico than in other countries. Mexicans were
[19193]particularly difficult to bécome friendly with and it was not at
[19194]all uncommon to have a tentis match with no personal’ contact
[19195]whatsoever. He said, however, that he thought the French Club
[19196]_was bettey than most in Mexico City, Even though the people
[19197]at the Frerch club were rather clanish, it was easier to get to
[19198]kaow them there than, for example, at Chapultepec. | _
[19200]i i sot Oo . : - : . °
[19201]io: ; . : , rap en .
[19202]bo . Vincent P, RIZZUTO
[19204]1 . oe eT
[19207]Qo wtet dh kon f
[19211]ti
[19214]Fy ee ee .
[19215]6 Fe ee me ti Oe ae +
[19216]ve te FEE
[19218]~ Say abous enything, dy whether it be An verdean
[19220]saxzhita I asked if LOGINOV had ever made a pass at her.
[19222]. Bincéthe Olyppics, a a the friendship exten
[19224]Ll hevesber 196?
[19226]i
[19227]CHEMORALOUN FOR THE. RECORD : \
[19231]susvect: Recruitment of Dianne de la VaGA, £3 31 Qev
[19233]He is
[19235]o Russi an.
[19239]friend PERPILI és
[19240]6 Subject las also met LOGINOV, for wom zhe did not have too.
[19242]much xixek respect. She didn't. think hin very ¢ smart, and he was
[19244]consta tly saying foolish things against the United ‘States. Shaansxar
[19245]She said nO}
[19247]but: then she never saw: hin when his wife was not along. (Again,
[19249]she nab Come up with a pretty accurate thunbrail description.)
[19250]to SARATOV, they Inv remained good friends
[19251]to SARATOV's “whee
[19253]ould like to keep it ;
[19257]6, Getging ba
[19260]Swb ject and Natasha ard very friendly, ‘and Bi
[19262]this way, for several re sons. I dontt bhink there has bean any 66x
[19264]| wney have an dieyear-old % sito whom she is ‘very
[19266]years
[19267]and are he mu 7 return to the USSA to complete his scho lirg, she
[19269]vtce-virea,
[19270]SARATOL «, Oa tha other han
[19271]and af anyehins nore hae
[19273]a
[19275]r 7)
[19277]a
[19279]o
[19281]Sol ol
[19283]a
[19287]C)
[19291]‘o
[19293]id
[19297].
[19301]re
[19303]a .
[19304]°,
[19307]ae se em a ener A gS
[19309]-$egsoaa, She Gebel da the thre
[19311]sthead hha $F eh evar bran,
[19313]#2 a3 mit hat rel pres see\ta UFO,
[19315]14-0000
[19317]“| subtantially different from the one S gave to FERNALD on Sept 12, the
[19319]: date of their inst personal mest. Inspite of the vaguenses coneerning. °
[19320]_, the datea end absence of details, this story appears to be much closer
[19321]-; to truth, than the vereton of Sept 12. ;
[19323]-Date/Place of Meets “apt O0ét 7. at Ches Rene Rest at 1414 nre. _
[19325]‘1. - The meet | was arranged by: iphone ‘and. ‘8 ‘cane about 14 mia late.
[19327]8 apt in the afternoon when he was not home and after exchange of. nice
[19328]. were with Josephine he told her that he waa not able to keep hia ap-"
[19330]”,
[19332]Efile TL (eregie)
[19333]fed C Fe Nae LES OE ETS LS Oepoder 7, 1969
[19335]Contact Report
[19336]Subjects Jimmy SABORI. (P-13,830). -
[19338]NEXT MEET; Oct 10 (Friday) Ineurgentes. Sus & Extremadura
[19340]. at 1100 bre.
[19341]Yn According to S his leat meet with AEDIEHARD was on Aug 25,4 A had
[19342]erranged a moot with 5 for Sept 10, but A did not come to that meet. Two
[19343]days: later,i.e. after he did not come to the saheduled meet A phoned to -
[19345]pointment with 8. two days ago and he wanted to apologize for not showing |
[19347]) up and that he would ring up 8 in a déy: or two. Because there were. no oalls
[19349]from A for few daya (sic), 8 decided to give him a ring and advise hin
[19351]| that he hed something for him, namely, & had in hia possession 8 duplicated
[19352]‘sopy of an “Agreement” concerning the Platinum deal. Ae it is evident
[19354]from the mentioned eopy of the Agreement the eaze wae signed and the
[19355]Buyers Agent signature, wes legalised vy the U.S. Consul in Yexieo O1ty a
[19357]on Sept. 250 ; . ; .
[19358]3. . Although, this story lacks acuracy in terms t of dates, it is
[19360]4. 8 gave ma for ‘oopying @ technical copy of the above wontioned .
[19361]Agreement concerning the Platinum transaction, As is evident from the
[19363]wording of tho Agreement 8 would hove nothing to do with Buyer or Buyers :
[19365]Agent. The Agreement plaees 8 on the Sellery side or at the beat makea
[19366]hin middle can between the aotual Seller and Buyer's Agent. ? did not
[19367]road the Agreezent in the reotaurant (during the peat) ana” ‘nade na come
[19368]noate. With regard to the Platious transaction se euch,
[19374]Andteating. to & that he might. leave, 8 stated that this situation wae:
[19375]giving. hin an opportunity to find out for us who was As replacement. -
[19376]. F told him that it was. a common, knowledge as to who was AB replacement
[19377]and that. the only thing to ascertain positively wae whether A had dropped —
[19379]his (8) or the developments prevented A fros seeting with 8.
[19381]88
[19382]‘all the facta the latest. Thursday Ost 9 and be asked 8 to come on Friday
[19384]“would go to an adequate place for such a convereation. & offered that
[19385]_ the conv could be held tn his- apt and FP tolf that it would be’ egainat our
[19389]5. & asked P should he ring up A fros the resteurant to ask. for
[19390]eet with him. P told & that A had left or was about to take off the sam
[19391]afternoon. Instead of commenting on the fact tha A left without even a
[19393]6. Therefore, F suggested to § to phones to the ‘Sov Bmb by ueing :
[19394]the duplo’ talk (code) which A gave him and see what happens. If ahothox’
[19395]person tells him that A left Hexico, 8 should sek how was he to go
[19397]about a trenesotion he intisted with A. If the anawering person insists:-
[19398]in knowing what wae it about, which 1s doubtful, 6B should Lingt himself”
[19399]to the statement that. it isa commercial matter involving large amount
[19400]of money, and it resohed the etage that an setion should be taken,
[19402]Te § promised to phone to the Sov. Emb on Oct 8 about 1000 bra and .
[19403]# told him that he would ‘give him @ ring about 1500 tre.
[19405]F told 8 thet ‘he intended to discuss a serious matter with hin
[19406]but did not have all the facts on hand as yet, # added that he would have
[19408]Oct 10 to the place mentioned in para 2 above at 1100 hre and.that they
[19410]practicos. . :
[19411]9. Ae far no is present activity wae concerned, 8 ‘eteted that
[19413]he waa doing a lote of running in connection with his attempt to sell
[19414]the unfinished hotel on the Calete Beach in Acepuloo. :
[19416]BHPernald ,
[19419]336
[19423]Pte Ee ee Circe .
[19426]COUNTRY Of xt eg }
[19428]) ) AGREENERNT
[19429]CITY OF NExIC0, DEL) Se
[19431]. .
[19433]THIS AGREIMENT made as of the date of
[19435]the sflenatures hereto, by and between. the uacersigned SELLER'S AGENT, as
[19437]Opent for an uvadiselosed Foreiga Peincipal, hereinafter referred to ag
[19439]-SELLER, and the undersigned BUYER'S AGENT, as ‘agence for another un=
[19441]disclosed Foreign Principal, hereinafter referred to as BUYER;
[19442]. WHEREAS, Seller's Agent represents,”
[19443]as authorized agent, @ Foreiga Principal or entity, who are tha oimur's
[19444]of certain azounts of Platinua and also tepreseats that Seller's Agent,
[19445]: being an Amerlean citizen, has ‘no rights, title or interest, either -
[19446]legal or equitable in and to said Platinua, and fs acting as Agent ty
[19448]Sos
[19449]a :
[19451]‘solely for a conntssion; and
[19453]"WHEREAS, Buyer's’ Agent vepresents
[19454]that'his principal desires to purchase Platinum froa a Foreign Principal
[19455]or entity, being a domestic Anecrican company, has no rights, ttele or
[19457]interest, either legal or equitable in and to safd Platinua, and is
[19459]- ,acting as Agent solely for a connission; , : : oe -
[19461]Y * NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of
[19463]‘the premises, covenants and conditions hereinafter contained, it is
[19465]mutually agreed by and between the parties as follows:
[19467]*. (a) "Seller's Agent agrees to sell and. Buyer's Agenr agrees to
[19468]“purchase approxinately One Hundred Thousand (109,000) troy
[19469]ounces of Platinua mere or less in shipments of Tweaty
[19471]nose Thousand (20,000) ounces monthly, priced on the basis of
[19473]1000 fineness, the same to be a transaction through a
[19474]. mutually acceptable. bank in Zurich, Switzerland.
[19476](bo) in connection with the said purchase aad sale, the Foliowing
[19477]Procedure shall be followed: .
[19479](1) Upon the execution of this agreesent, the Buyer's Agent
[19481]"shall take imzediate Steps £0 cause to be issued to the
[19482]Foreign Commercial Bank, Bellairescrasse $2, Zurich,
[19483]Suitzerland, a divisible, transferrable, irrevocable,
[19484]unconditional and without Tecoursa, letter of credit
[19485]payable in U.S. cutreacy, in an amoune sufficient to
[19486]Purchase the first shtozede of Teeaty Thousand (29,000)
[19487]Croy ounces of Platinun issued by a bank acceptable to .
[19488]Seller’s Agent. The sald letter of credit shall be in
[19489]the form set forth, attached hereto and pads a part
[19490]hereof; a non-negottable copy of the letter of credie .
[19491]"80 posted shall be furnished te Seller's Agent to exanine.
[19493](2) Ten (10) basking days herefron ts Btanted to Suyer'’s Aseat
[19494]to deposit said letser of credit froa the date of acecept=
[19495]ance of this agrecsvat and Stgnature therool,
[19497]a ror
[19499]537.
[19501]~ GO) Sether*s scent shall tel ive
[19502]the docu ts j
[19503]twenty (29) banzing days af
[19504]Jetter of eredic and ther caftor whath co vue such
[19505]Celf{verfes uaril all of said Plat {nun has beea delivered,
[19507]/° such delivery of all of said Platinum to be completed
[19509]within One Hundred Eighty, (360) eays after the posting
[19510]of the Jetser of credit. se
[19512]oe ‘ (4) ‘For the payrent of such transaction, the Seller’s Agent
[19513]a shall cause to be extiibited to the Buyer’s agent the
[19515]. documentat Loa to be délivered to Buyer's Agent to effect
[19517]said sate, to-wit: (a) “arelouse receipt, (>) Tatransit
[19519]permit: and (c) Assay report;
[19523]8
[19525]Thereupon, the Buyer's Agent shall provide Scller's Ageat
[19526]with satisfactory evideace of insurance ‘by which the —
[19527]Seller's Agent and his princtpals are protceted againee
[19528]all hazards from the loss of said Platinua during the tine
[19529]it is being assayed by Buyer's Agent's assayer (should
[19530]Buyer's Agent desire an assay by his assayer) and extend.-
[19531]to the time of payment as herein provided, it being under-
[19532]stood that legal citle shall -not pass to Buyer's Agent or
[19533]his principals until Payment . in full has been made fo :
[19534]“
[19536]. Seller's Agent; wee
[19538]+ Payment shall: be tiade by the-said bank from the lected: of:
[19539]eredit on deposit within five -(5) banking days fron the
[19540]‘date of delivery of the Platinum to the bank in Zurich, .°:--~
[19541]Switzerland, and payment-.shall.be: made on-the .basis ‘of i: be
[19542]the accompanying assay certificates; provided, however,
[19543]that within this five (5) banking day period Buyer's
[19544]Agent may have the Platinum dssayed by.a recognized <%=.
[19545]assayer of his own choosing, ‘in which event the Seller's ‘~
[19546]Agent shall have his representative of his choice on hand
[19547]with the Buyer's assayer at the. point of .assay for.the:
[19548]purpose of observing the assaying of - ‘any “materfal which
[19549]is the subjece of this agreesient. If the parties. hereto-
[19550]do not agree with the results of such assaying, then
[19552]7 each may select an umpire and these two shall.select-a
[19554]. third umpire and the conclusion of any two of these
[19556]umpires, as = ee
[19558]a
[19560]qa the value of the: Blatinum referred ‘ta of chi cPis
[19561]herein shalt “pind the parties. Such umpire procedure
[19562]shall be completed and a report mate‘ within the period or .
[19563]not to exceed five (5) additional banking days. If © 2-0 ercote frre
[19564]‘this umpire procedure is used, and while ic is being .
[19565]used, payment shall first be made immediately on the
[19566]basis of Seller's Agent's as$ay, as to the undisputed ~:°22, 4
[19567]‘amount, with the disputed amount to await payment until
[19568]the. unpire'’s report has been ‘made, whereupon payment shall.
[19569]immedf{ately be made on the unpire’s repore for the amount,
[19570]if any be determined due. by unpire's report. When no assay :
[19571]ds requested by Buyer's Agent, payment shall be made ~ ee
[19572]irzediately on the basis of the assay cercificates which
[19573]a aucuy oe aecoripaay the caterial. ‘The-expense of Buyer's assay shall. sis. 6. cel ee
[19574]be to the Suyer, and the cost, if any, of the umpires shall- s F
[19575]; be paid equally by Buyer's and Seller's Agents.
[19577]oo 4.
[19579]wet
[19581](7) Buyer's Agent shall assune the coset of packaging and freight
[19582]‘Insurance, transfer to airport and all responsibility. of
[19583]> . the Plactinua once paynent has been completed co Seller's wee
[19584]Agent... At this poinc, Seller's Agent shall be conpletely
[19585]free of any responsibility in regard tu said Platinua.
[19587](ce) te is spectftcally understood that netther the Seller's Ageat
[19589]. nor tha Buyer's Agent shall under any coadition disclose to
[19591]a . anyone, except the. Seller's Agent's undisclosed principals and
[19592]7 7 the Buyer's Agent's undisclosed Prinetpais toapecttively, tha ..
[19594]mature of this agreescac.
[19596]oo.
[19597]sontravencs any natieaal or oy
[19598]e3 OF regulations of Sx ttneris nd
[19600]» Sail be deemed null and valid |
[19602](2) Tits Agrees sat to the ex
[19603]Jecal governsent Lavs,,
[19604]= or the United States of
[19606]{ “ (e) Performance under thts Asreetear shall be excused for and so
[19607]. loag as forces majeure, acts ef Cod, strikes, war in which
[19608]| . efther couatry {3s involved, or any sinllar forae majeire cause 6 + a,.
[19609]‘ which may interfere with the performance beyond the control > ok
[19610]of the parties hereto. +- os. . . ; : :
[19612], CE) Seller's Agent shalt piv ide 2ayet *s Agent e Narchoute recetpt
[19613]. dua fa-trangit. permit, aad an assay Feport with each shipment.
[19615]() alt notices which may be given under ‘ghis Agreement shall be Len
[19616]. . Biven fa writing by prepaid cable, airmail, or by personal - ee :
[19617]service to. Buyer's or to Sellez 's Agent. at the address listed. ---
[19619]below. . : . . : . .
[19621]Sts er anapyes
[19623](n) The price of said Platinua shall be. Ninety-five (595. 00) 1 vu. S. Dollars ;
[19624]‘Per troy ounce per 1000/fine.. . co : ;
[19628]oe
[19629]Ps
[19631]4(1) Seller's Agent expressly agrees thac if Buyer’ s Agent shalt
[19632]have furnfshed a letter of credit as specified in sub- _.
[19634]paragraphs (1) and (2) of Seettoa b above, and Seller's. a
[19635]““Agent shall fail to deliver all of said Platinum as provided
[19637]in sub-paragraph (3) of Section b above, and the documentation
[19638]“referred to in paragraph (4) ef Section b above,- then Buyer's ~
[19639]: Agent, at his option shall be entitled: fo cancel this contract-7:~ tc
[19640]and neither party shall have any further - obligation hereunder. wT ne
[19643]we
[19645]Bey hee ” 1 Sool set : ti ~ .
[19646]; ~ +. ae otl. . ele rT oer are Ata. eal
[19648]soins sci Unde em atutae L u
[19650]“| .ese+. Seller's “Agent
[19652]Buyer's Agent .
[19655]i x
[19656]x = . ;
[19658]f fo he bancy 3: «ROE = Bie ‘J, a
[19659]s ae ne Oat t Amestca at.. “ft 7
[19660]{ Fyer 4 f tha Valtes Statee ¢ ’ a ; 7
[19661]i z * 4 aiened ad@ avsiitted, 42 SSaayeetty waren " :
[19662]i E inn PT Erorzee me CErharsns ap—ented
[19663]SL) memereancenice Ae SCENE IE CHEE .
[19664]j 7 S Gsarrivad ta, whe ”
[19665]i cats gmat oe Re inated sg eatiaee ‘
[19666]i 3 to mo poregealy kagen, « So deeetee he: wages laxteument ong Sie i
[19667]3 5 paMeccer€nte' lL muneeelbes to eee tat. A ledeis agnnowioas : : ee ge
[19668]: ‘ . . 2 auras? .
[19669]i a informed by wa oftne gamoute ; rae ae sbane uses an a 7
[19670]7 : lea tne ea.ne Tee atz BES @ ¥ an
[19671]é Qhat. Ayn sneees oo ORSCS'
[19672]- ; therciia ementionss. - 20 tele re ty .
[19674]‘ - 1 . hang vad
[19675]. t my han.
[19676]H mm @ Lu e ta witnase Whercol i naed hereunta ae cies : , . :
[19677]2 © : ; 7 ‘ . © erficiat seat the aay aad yoar taat a ody . .
[19678]> an 4 Z
[19679]_ 7 z- et Bil) ar Lo rt
[19680]p < > AL a woe at 4
[19681]. > _ RAREYA. “Oc : - :
[19683]3 BY : azariGan consul _
[19684]a a wr
[19685]og a. , st.
[19686]4, : 2 wt a wood!
[19687]. o ae
[19688]by, .
[19689]vy. hoo
[19694]‘ H
[19695]: H
[19696]z . . .
[19697]2 : i
[19698]7 .
[19699]. * oa -, _
[19700]F : eet Sere ge Noe? BY yee?
[19702]‘ Tye eat .
[19706]a é ee De Freese
[19708]{ec A G 1 Deeed, a ov, nu, HY : . .
[19709]: Le . . —
[19710]: » °§ Cetobar, 1609
[19712]'
[19713]I
[19714]1
[19715]'
[19717]-
[19720]Poel
[19722]Tat PEE
[19725]eouete “LEBagea 1
[19727]6 Ost. 1100-1293, JET Cah
[19729]he Subject arrived at th Cafe five ninutes late -(udusual for hin)
[19730]fairly bubblin: over with "good news". Subjects had a little difficuly,
[19731]geteingka to LOSINGV'S Exbassy ses -edida «t 16) irs. as he had planned.
[19732]> scoms thit tre mizabor with whoa he hed plaied to le ve his child
[19733]; “was not at hone and so re what to wait until his wite cane hos, «t about | .
[19734]a 203 hrs. Sudd arrived at the inbassy at ebout 2020 hours where he was ;
[19735]ao ; vactily greeted bo LOG. afte sy only a fe: ruords of grestiag, Hrs. LOG
[19736]oe - ixed Subj a drink and a sandwich, an‘ LO3 excused hirself s.yinz ne hed to “
[19737]oe tale carao? the many guests and telling. Subj to w-ie himself? at home »
[19738]: “——"" >> Men are more o> less one ‘of us." It should be noved thit LO} did not.
[19740]to Subj. Xi2xsant Subj soon appro sehed Yurki Cxaavy3d
[19741]32 a’ DAVY DUVSDI
[19743]i
[19745]H
[19747]i
[19749]catsar #8 ONT ps
[19751]ath _ _ dntroduce anyone
[19752]So and a rather long, innocucus convesabion ensued.
[19753]ape roche Nie cuir and was introdiced to Subj by C-5NoS (Card
[19755]att icned.) Subj rag very taken with DAViDUVs.I's charn m sinplicity ant
[19756]leamed ti:t the Jatier had at one tire been a "locksmith," (7) and
[19757]hewing studied at tre "Inte national Dinlon:tie Institite" recived tits
[19759]appoinunent as Frivate Sect to the ambassador.
[19761]2. Dering one of Sudj! s free moments he approached Pavel KOVALEY,. : i
[19762]whom he recozni_ed fron the army Day carty wiles att need, bub he could ‘
[19763]not recall ais nine. KEOQVALS¥ said he thought he recognized Subj's face .
[19764]but could not place it. Subj then tol hin taat his mother Saugat Spanis'’: :
[19766]‘at the Enbassy (setually Subj told me he is not sue she is still.doing so.)
[19767]as interested in forint a small grou? w stud, Sranis®:
[19769]"Do  KOVALEY sald he
[19770]i cholo. w=). ahd huve Subj tese: it and te Latter heartily agreed to do soe: OVALaY
[19771]} ~~ 7 promised t. phone Subj at the earliest oprortunity. Subi asxed KCVL EV !
[19772]: * . ho-v-the latter s:ould be adiressed, i.e., wiat vas nis cosition at tne vi
[19773]7 . ib? OK replicd that he wes more or less attacned wo the sdlitary attaone 's : fe a
[19774]at 2 office. ; pl
[19775]oj . PM Koby ELA O pecbale > wi
[19776]: i OS a ; 3. Subject met a younz lsdy, Tanya OG, ‘and husbani naw unimosn. They aw {
[19777]{ : A \ hve Seen in texics for tuiree months, ery little, if anytiing else, vas said AN we
[19778]ri yA Y s bus Sub] was inoressed with tae. girl, saysiec 11 tartis. Subj left the mrt; y Mos :
[19779]; aay 8 SSoastre cc, gota bear hug fron Ld ant was escorted to the door by .. a ya
[19780]i A uN ROTALS We Subjesniwing only hat two drints wade ay tie party vent to v ;
[19781]; et Cill's bus sh: was cut, go he went elesherée (no idaatli Siention) where
[19782]' wy. he sent ta: ni che Stalking."
[19783]4s . . - * a
[19784]ie) Rar . . . >) TO
[19785]_f a : A es, . - 5 —
[19786]¢ V a a eo eee byw t 3. Fe Di 5et
[19787]TPE. ; yp Bee
[19788]rey N yee Let ke mey 3 is . Le oo foe “sree ‘A :
[19789]> Z
[19790]\ Ce. Malt Lei LING 4 Hed’; an fe bow Itfa~,
[19791]. . far * “kh OF hk Cael - .
[19792]. ’
[19794]2 , }
[19795]ja
[19801]En Honor dob Cénsud oy
[19802]de la Uniin Coviéticn
[19804]El séfior Valentin S$: Logulnov, cénsul de la .
[19806]Uni6n Soviética en México, y su distinguida esposa,
[19807]Alejandra de Léguinov, regresaran en fecha proxima
[19808]“a su Pais: por ello un Stupo de amigos ofrecieron
[19810]des de maravilla . oo,
[19813]picos de los dos paises, complementados con sl tra.
[19814]dictoaal vodka. Musica popular rusa amenizo ta vela
[19815]da de la que se disfrute hasta las primeras horas del
[19816]dominga oo a
[19817]4: Mercedes Pinto, Gloria 2. de Pinto y Alejandra ae
[19820]. 2: Beatriz Bacon
[19822]3: Ralph Weigan. ; . :
[19824]4: £1 anfitricn de esa Roche doctor Luis Gomez Co
[19825]trea con e} agasajado seAur Valentin S, Longinov
[19826]y don Tomas Lopez Sanchez,
[19828]&: Lourdés Aguilar, CONTENTISIMA, toda la no.
[19829]ehe con ella‘Manuel Hernandez, _
[19831]6 FLASH... Virginia Fernandes de Aguilar y Ruth
[19832]B. de Wiegand. :
[19834]T: Doctor Jose Mana Pintoy Adrifn Aguilar,
[19836]&: |MIRADITAS de... Guillermo Marcos a Vicky
[19837]Aguilar. - - “s
[19838]it’
[19839]rf
[19841]9 trea aa t4, 5
[19843]LWuererg
[19844]Ginty
[19849]Sis Suc cae oko 4 D, co , : :
[19850]_ fs : Coteler 4, 1665. -
[19852].- Vine ‘> fo .L. Jf
[19853], Le. Lie reeds
[19855]Ae lbsees
[19857]Contret “cyort GU kev ; _
[19858]Subject: LIGTAL-1 (P-€903) ;
[19859]inte/2lace of Heel: Cet 3 at Rest. Hoyo of 1730 lirs,
[19863]we
[19865]1. frearrenced ceet to stich L~l care 10 ain; early.
[19866], Next meet: Cctober 16 et. the same place ot 1430 are.
[19870]2. wo Since our last meet (Sept 19} i~l had not eeen LIBACCK-2 who. in
[19871]two instancea Bpologised ¢ 23 days efter the clasn was due ) for not:
[19872]holding the eats ‘class becnuse he was not fecling well, In bath, cases
[19873]on it was obvious to L~l that he was dead drunk when he Fg phoned. In view -:
[19874]. of the fact that LIBACCN-1 d22 not phone to L-1 for a whole week, L-]-
[19875]i { eave him a ring on Cet 2 ond he promised to €ive a lesson to I-l-at 1630 bra
[19876]2 = * of Cot 3.
[19877]po 3.00. eld exploined ne that his working echedule in the new scholar
[19878]year keepa him busy in the morning ané the afternoon, exnept, Friday
[19879]afternoons, which makes it difficult en hin to be syix tieins hinself
[19880]‘ tuice a week for LIFACCH~1s class which most of the time does not take
[19881]place. Ll felt that noting would he lost if he reduced the Russian
[19882]language classes to one per week, which would be more than ha ever setuelly
[19883]had in the past, I told hia to go shend and suit himself.
[19885]Ow gh Pattee
[19887]SUM a rt tase creme a
[19889]het I told Z-l that ABDIHNARD was scheduled to leeve in evout '@ ¥eek
[19890]end it would be interesting to'agcertain whether’LIBACON-1 kaec: it, I-2
[19891]will show. to LIBASCH-1 the Excelsior of Sept 25 in which the Sov Enb
[19892]fereveli” party was announced,L-1 felt bed ebout the’ fact thet he adid
[19893]not even have @.ehance to see AEDIEHARD face to face, .
[19895]Hid AAT Se Rue Tet
[19897]5. IL-1 asked could he remircd BIRACCH=1. that he promised to rake’
[19898]‘Some errangenents which would enable 1-1 to ‘meet Alla (GLEEOVA FEL 482
[19899]and suggest that ASDIEHARDS deperture ros opsning the pos ssikility to ao
[19900]sone thing along that line. I toid IL-1 that there was no reeson. to expect
[19901]that LIBACCN-1 would accomplish anything, but IHl should be efte> his on
[19903]‘the tasia of his former promise, ‘ i :
[19905]Oh CCM eR Wat peHt mye Thy
[19909]a
[19913]7
[19914]|
[19919]8. I told LY thet he ehould tell LIeAccHe2 that a perron he knew
[19920]quito whut well 44 yesrs age returned to the Us Embuncy and that thia
[19922] averican Exbaeny official wes a very close friend of a dear friend of
[19924]hie (t-1). i explained to L-l that Guch news would cortainly please
[19926]LIRA -1 for ceveral ‘obvious reasons, bus it var more Important to ees
[19927]certain rhet ther LIBACON~1 would relay euch news to 6ome of his Sor
[19928]. eéqusintances, If it happens that AADIVEAKD'a = replecement or another Sov
[19930]-——-official attempt to contect t-1- through LIFACCHS1, ‘it vould be aniddication”
[19932]that LIPACCH-1 got the nove of I~1e US Entanay codSathe™L-7 liked the
[19934]idea and will give the story to LIBACON-1. . ¥
[19936]: ‘At this point it may be recalled that Lel had met NBORTPORENKO
[19937](3-7442 ) at the tine he had met YATSEGV,. tet
[19942]Ro
[19944]In view of the Lact that NECHTEFORENKO by hinself is:
[19946]- 4 determined EGS care officer who is agressive in
[19947]“he » purauing Americen targets, I felt that we stand to losa
[19949]nothing by adding to L-l a lebel of having a contact in
[19951]the US Embassy.
[19953]BuFernald
[19957]00000
[19961]a SECRET
[19962]\ - DRAFT.
[19963]\ .
[19964]| MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record
[19965]_ FROM, : C/CUB
[19966]: _' SUBJECT - =: Visit to the Soviet Embassy, Night of
[19967]wee. , a4 1 October 1969; Occasion: Déspedida for
[19968], 4 ; Valentin LOGINOV _
[19970]‘1. As members of the Cuerpo Consular, Terence ‘D. SISTONE
[19972]ae “and his wife were formally invited to Valentin LOGINOV's ~~
[19974]despedida. The scheduled hours on the invitation were from
[19976]St 7 00 to 9:00. Actually, they arrived at about 7:45 and left
[19977]at about 9:15, SISTONE had two main purposes in attending the
[19979]-Fecepticn: 1) to determine LOGINOV's replacenent, and 2) to
[19981]meet the Cubans present, if any. On ‘the first count ‘SISTONE
[19983]was successful. Oleg Maks tmovich NECHIPORENKO was formally
[19984]introduced, to the crowd as LOGINOV's replacement by Mr. KAZANTSEV,
[19985]the Soviet Chargé. On-the second count SISTONE was not.
[19986]a — : successful, ‘The only Cuban present that he recognized fron.
[19987]Q 7 mug photos was Rafael MIRABAL Fernandez, who quite obviously
[19988]avoided any contact with SISTONE, rather furtively stay ing on
[19989]. the other side of the room at all times. In’ all, SISTONE
[19990]talked to some nine Soviet ‘mbassy officials that he could
[19991]‘ recognize from the mug book and had somewhat extensive con-
[19992]versation with three, LOGI NOV; KAZANTSEV, the Chargé; and
[19994]Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, TASS representative. For cover
[19996]SECRET
[20000]_ Gol, Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV,
[20002]SECRET
[20003]+ ~J- -
[20004]. - uv
[20005]- Purposes SISTONE, of ‘course, also had to spend such of his
[20006]time with fellow members of the Cuerpo Consular, mostly with
[20007]Leander VOURVOULIAS, the Cuerpo Consular president and ex-
[20009]Gréek Consul General, and Sra. Narta FONSECA Guardia de
[20011]K JIMENEZ; the Consul ‘from Costa Rica and Cuerpo Consular’ “ —_
[20012]Nt ; _
[20013]KES ‘secretary. SISTONE also met a Mexican engineer, Alfonso . a.
[20014]. oe
[20016]i SIBAJA C., who is” ‘married to a Greek woman who fs Press and Pe
[20018]“<Cultural Attache for Greece. .SIBAJA is therefore active in, v6 ‘ So
[20020]. w
[20021]NU 8p
[20022]: Tye though ‘not a member of, the ‘Cuerpo Consular. It is very
[20025]t ig gz early to tell, of course, but a man Tike. this could conceivably
[20027]_ become an access agent to either Soviet or Cuban officials.
[20029]2, At the entranceway SISTONE met and recognized
[20030]the Soviet Military
[20032]Both on this occasion and later in the evening © :
[20034]Attache.
[20035]we
[20037]BOGATYREV seemed to have a forced gria on his face.
[20038]exchanged pleasantries but provided nothing of significance.
[20040]3. In the reception area inside, SISTONE greeted Yalentin
[20042]LOGINOV and his wife, who readily recalled SISTONE and wife
[20044]ne from the excursion to the Ford factory in July. LOGINOV also
[20046]recalled that SISTONE was Raymond A, FRADYER’ 8 replacenent
[20048]and asked after the latter: Had ‘he yet arrived in Paris?
[20050]SISTONE said that he understood that FRADYER probabiy had , :
[20052]arrived by now. SISTONE asked LOGINOV when he was leaving
[20054]for the Soviet Union. LOGINOV answered that he was. leaving
[20056]sO SECRET
[20058]SECRET See
[20059]. -3-
[20060]On 7 October and that cn route he was visiting New York City,
[20061]7 Co lel
[20063]a place that he was anxious to visit. Ne added that he would
[20065]“not .be visiting Paris to sce his friend FRADYER. LOGINOV all
[20067]evening was a very aminble host, circulating and talking to
[20069]practically everyone present. About halt the time he was
[20071]. surrounded by a circle of very young. and apparently. unattached ;
[20073]Mexican ladies - perhaps university students. Mrs. LOGINOV.
[20075]was quite transformed from the very drab woman of the Ford.
[20076]excursion. She was quite dressed up, even attractive, and
[20077]did her best to:be a charming hostess, although this was
[20079]obviously a forced chore for her. (Later in the evening she
[20081]. busied herself pointing out what.she thought to be the choicest
[20083]items on the buffet table.) Valentin LOGINOV invited SISTONE
[20084]‘SISTONE answered to the
[20086]Ledinev
[20087]effect that this would be wonderful ‘someday if he, jor, the
[20089]LOGINOV replied
[20091]and his wife to visit him in Russia.
[20093]Russian Government would pick up the ‘tab,
[20094]that that was not necéssary because all Americans are so rich
[20096]they can afford a trip anywhere. Later, talking: to SARATOV
[20098]‘(see paragraph 9 below), SISTONE was told ‘that LOGINOV would
[20100]Later in’ the’ evening
[20102]be spending three ‘days in New york City. 1 =
[20103]LOGINOV had his picture taken, ny probably by a press photographer, \ Se 1
[20104]with SISTONE's wife, and he was in general quite gallant with & woe
[20105]her. In the little speech following the buffet, LOGINOV thanked at" ~
[20106]VOURVOULIAS for his few words of farewell and the Cuerpo.
[20108]SECRET
[20109].
[20113]LD
[20115]PR temo gt nee oe
[20119]seem, serene tee ee ae SEO retee eA pementy ee, Se ee
[20121]2a oe
[20123]14-0000
[20125]Wb
[20127]ne : SECRET
[20128]. | _
[20129]Consular gift of a stiver| plate. He ended his speech by
[20130]Saying, “Thanks on ny wifo's behalf and mine, You a1] have
[20131]been very attentive to my great corntry." About the only
[20132]times that LOGINOV seemed teflective and serious dur ing the
[20133]‘evening wore during this little speech and later in saying
[20134]£  Bood-by to SISTONE (accompany ing this with an abrazo),
[20135]a LOGINOV’ S last words to SISTONE were said with much real or
[20137]imagined feeling: | "You Americans and we Russians have to be
[20139]; ‘real friends in these daye of the world. "
[20141]; an 4. Negatively, SISTONE did not see LIREALM-1; sao's
[20142]friend, Yuriy VANOVSKY; or Chief,. s3' s friend, Boris CHMYKHOV,
[20144]at the Soviet reception, Since there were over. 100 people
[20146]ae , milling about, SISTONE, : of course, could have missed those
[20148]; ; people. a : . ; . 8 _ i
[20149]i . 5. Prior to the buffet, SISTONE met again Leon (Spanish :
[20151]version of Lev) N, GOLOUZOV, a member of the Soviet Commercial : i
[20153]. Staff. SISTONE had met GOLOUZOV on the Ford excursion as ; a
[20154]m, , - well, and the two chatted briefly about that trip. GOLOUZOV ,
[20155], = gave SISTONE his calling cards “inten is attached.
[20157]= 6. Standing beside GoLouzoy, and obviously 4 very junior
[20158]- : officer under the latter's wing, was Vladimir PETROV, also of
[20159]the Soviet Commercial Office. Following the example of big.
[20161]“ty
[20163]cf
[20164]brother, PETROV also gave SISTONE his calling card, vehich is
[20166]attached, _ PETROV looked to be no more than in his ‘late 20's.
[20168]SECRET
[20170]e
[20173]14900000
[20175]SECRET:
[20176]. 6 : -5- .
[20177]He is almost baby faced, has sort of a pug nese,.. is perhaps
[20178]5° 9" tall, is of medium to slim build, and has light hair,
[20179]PETROV said he. had only been in Mexico two weeks and was
[20180]terribly confused by the vehicular traffic, which is much
[20181]noisier and extensive ‘than that of Noscow. Although he
[20182]“speaks Spanish quite vell, he said _ that- ‘this is his first ‘tour
[20183]in-Latin. Anerica. se
[20184]qT. /Also early in-the evening SISTOXE met Vladislav
[20186]oy . ‘sergeyevicn KORMUSHKIN, Soviet Vice Consul. He is a fairly
[20188]_ tall, heavy built, athletic- ~looking young man with a very.
[20190]‘Strong ” ‘handgrip on being introduced.  KORMUSHKIN was almost
[20192]_the only Russian’ with whom ‘SISTONE talked who did. not even try : i L
[20193]to be friendly. He just stood around most of the evening,
[20195]i listening and looking very il] at ease, oo, ners
[20197]7 bo _ ‘8, SISTONE only net Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO,
[20199]oa 7 a LOGINOV' s replacement, very briefly and on an occasion when
[20201]: LOGINOV was not around, Therefore, SISTONE was not formally
[20202]introduced by title or as FRADYER’ s ‘replacement to. NECHIPORENKO, Ae :
[20204]no This man looks very Latin and could mix in a crowd on the I: “Y pa
[20205]~ a - ?
[20206]street without any difticutty, ‘He Stayed very much in the ae oe
[20207]fe
[20209]background all evening. During the little ceremony in which
[20211]he was introduced by the Chargé as LOGINOV's ‘Feplacenent, he
[20213]“was asked when he had previously served din Mexico by the latter,
[20215]aden trees. { pM a ~
[20217]He replied he had been in Mexico from 1960 (or. 1961) to 1965.
[20219]ee ee AA e+ Rene ny A etn ate Ay ea a tn ee,
[20221]SECRET
[20223]Ca ad
[20228]SECRE T
[20230]. : . -6~- |
[20231]The Chargé described him as a young man advance ing rapidly in
[20232]the Soviet Foreign Service.” . He ‘also said. he had been a sep ‘co
[20233]Militury: Attache before but is now a Second Secretary and
[20234]is taking over as Consul, The Chargé described NECHI PORENKO
[20235]asa non-Great Russian, — SISTONE missed his nationality, if it a
[20236]was mentioned. | The Chargé hastened to add: that NECHIPORENKO"'S
[20237]wife, however, is Great Russian, ; (Sh ete _ -
[20239]9. Possibly the longest conversation SISTONE had with
[20241]any Russian was that with Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, the, TASS”
[20243]representative. ISTONE was introduced to him by Findley
[20245]HOWARD, local Pan American representative,” _ SARATOV ‘was _the_ ee.
[20247]only one with whom SISTONE spoke in’ English. All other con~
[20248]‘versation with Russians and other non-Americans was in Spanish.
[20249]SARATOV is a very smooth, gallant man- about-town. He seemed
[20250]to really enjoy talking to Americans and other non-Russians at
[20251]the reception, and bowed and established rapport with the ladies
[20252]of all ages. He said he has been in Mexico two years, is
[20253]married,, and has one son in the fourth grade, who is naturally
[20254]~ attending the Embassy school ard who will be sent next year
[20255]to the Soviet Union for his further education. He asked
[20256]_ SISTONE how many children he has and. commented on the answer,
[20257]five, by saying that in his business it is not practical to
[20258]have many children. SISTONE asked him how he gets his news to
[20260]send home, SARATOV replied that he is obliged to send home
[20262].
[20263]2
[20265]SECRET.
[20267]14-0000
[20269]TH
[20271]SECRET
[20272]“T+ ; ; . ——-
[20273]daily a resune of the most important Mexican events, much of ;
[20274]which he obtains from ‘the Mexican press. He added, with a
[20275]' smile, that he, of course, has to supplement ‘such newspaper
[20276]accounts with information from his own contacts. SISTONE
[20277]asked if this meant, among other things, getting handouts ‘from
[20278]Government offices. SARATOV dismissed such sources as
[20280]‘unimportant.’ He said this daily resume which he sends home
[20282]; by Telex takes him about two or three hours. fe said he is-
[20284]: the lone TASS representative here. He has his. own office
[20286]separate from the Embassy and prefers it that way. ~“ SARATOV
[20288]claimed to have traveled around Mexico quite a; bit. He seeried :
[20289]: - to be impressed ‘with ‘the Yucatan and wanted to ‘know ‘if SISTONE :
[20290]7 _ : has visited there. The lattei replied that he hag not yet
[20291]visited the Yucatan since being stationed here, but that, as”
[20292]a tourist, he had seen the ruins there some years ago. SARATOV. ;
[20294]said that he is from Siberia, and in answer to a SISTONE co '
[20296]a _ . question said he thinks ‘the Georgians are the warmest and
[20297]friendliest people of the soviet Union. SARATOV obviously 7 ;
[20298]likes to brag about having been stationed previously in . , ;
[20300]: Washington. He also said he would very much like to have been
[20302]we aesigned to the new TASS office being opened in San Francisco.
[20303]According to SARATOV, per an agreement between the United States
[20305]and the U.S.S.R. the former will havé a Consulate in Leningrad
[20307]and the latter a Consulate in San Francisco, The opening of
[20309]SECRET
[20311]te
[20314], duced himself. From a distance KAZANTSEV. looks. extremely.
[20315]: KAZANTSEV was extremely affable when he learned that SISTONE ce)
[20317]. member of an equivalent organization_among the diplomats and |
[20319]the American Atomic Energy. Commission and its Russian equivalent
[20321]SECRET
[20323]the TASS office in San Francisco is somchow connected with
[20324]the establishment of the Consulate. In speaking of LOGINOV's .
[20326]three days in ‘New York, SARATOV said he would recommend
[20328]. three things for him to visit: a ‘good steak house, a good — . :
[20330]Chinese restaurant, and Rockefeller Center Music Hall. :
[20331]; ‘10, Somewhat after the despedida. ceremony, SISTONE noted
[20332]the Chargé, Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEY, alone and ‘intro- |
[20335]1
[20337]young for his high position; ‘closer up he looks a little ‘older,
[20340]was a new member of, the Cuerpo ‘Consular. He said he is a fa sp)
[20343]in that context knows Mr. Wallace STUART quite well.| He said
[20344]wr.
[20348]he was extremely privileged a couple of nights previously to
[20349]be able to shake Astronaut ARMSTRONG's hand and talk to him. | we
[20351]He thinks the space program a wonderful adventure for both our ;
[20353]countries, and he mentioned the current negotiations between
[20355]in working: out the rules for use of peaceful nuclear energy.
[20357]sincerity whatsoever. He seems transparently cynical, and Vi “a
[20359]While affable, KAZANTSEV does not impart any feeling of
[20360]reminds one of a second-rate American politician. After the
[20361]above conversation and when SISTONE was talking to a Mexican .
[20363]airport official, for some reason KAZANTSEV reapproached
[20365]SECRET
[20369]SECRET
[20370]29 .
[20372]“SISTONE and said to him and the Mexican that he hoped there
[20373]‘would be a rapprochement soon between the United States and
[20375]Cuba. SISTONE cannot figure out why KAZANTSEV made that
[20379]remark at that particular time unless 1) he thought the Mexican
[20381]airport’ official was.a Cuban, or 2) he had been -briefed by
[20383]‘LocrNov not only on the fact that SISTONE is FRADYER' 8 replace-~
[20385]nent, but that FRADYER had somehow been connected | with Cuban
[20387]_ operations, °
[20388]|
[20389]‘ ll. SISTONE only met Yuriy CHERNYSH, Soviet Vice Consul,
[20391]very briefly to shake hands near the end of the evening. He
[20393]was 5 easily recognizablo from his very light gray” haie.
[20395]12. SISTONE was only sure of one Cuban' s being present,
[20397]Rafael NIRABAL. At one time; SISTONE thought he saw a gentle-
[20399]man who looked a little like Ambassador Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas,
[20401]but at second glance he did not think so. There was no doubt
[20403]in SISTONE's mind that MIRABAL was avoiding him. On one
[20405]occasion, MIRABAL was quite close, within earshot, and may well
[20406]have heard SISTONE either talking English to a fellow American
[20407]or his wife, or discussing something American. Thereafter,
[20409]every time SISTONE tried to work his way toward MIRABAL, the
[20410]iatter would shortly move further away. Twice SISTONE talked
[20411]ta people that vaguely looked like they might be Cubans from
[20413]the mug book, only to discover in doth cases that they were
[20415]Mexican.
[20417]SECRET
[20421]va
[20423]SECRET
[20425]Oe .
[20426]13. One of the above Mexicans turned out to be Alfonso |
[20427]‘SIBAJA C., who described himself as a mechanical éngineer
[20428]and industrial consultant. His address is Ezequiel 82,
[20429]Mexico 14, D.F., and his telephone number is 17-88-85. This
[20431]wy man‘is the husband oF. a’. lady. the described as Press and Cultural
[20436]to her somewhat: later and got the impression that she is not
[20437]“7
[20439]“ene Attache of the Greek Embassy. SISTOXE was also introduced _
[20440]‘ Greek but either all Mexican or perhaps of partial Greek
[20442]flervarnse iy Belineda Qo desiv es . :
[20443]ancestry». SIBAJA and SISTONE exchanged calling cards (Stossa’ $s)
[20445]ts attached).. SIBAJA said that he and his wife attend such
[20446]—_ —— functions as this reception quite frequently and definitely
[20447]re . recalled not having met SISTONE before. The latter explained
[20448]his recént arrival, SIBAJA claimed that he is a good singer
[20449]of folklore songs and that his wife knows how to dance then.
[20450]They have performed Spontaneously quite often at diplomatic
[20451]and consular ‘affairs. Asked whether he would be going on the
[20454]aa ' _ ty fewhcers
[20456]Cuerpo Consular excursion scheduled for late October, SIBAJA
[20458]: ‘ said he would like to go. He is a working man, however, and \
[20460]4
[20462]“was not sure he could get away. SIBAJA and wife and oT ONE yy
[20464]and wife established rapport rather easily, and all agreed wer
[20466]they should meet again rather shortly, SIBAJA said that he | a
[20467]7 . \
[20469]*. . is of partial. French ancestry. He looks as though he might
[20471]be Mideastern, however, He is proud that he is from JUAREZ‘
[20473]home state of OaXaca. It. would seem to SISTONE that this is
[20475]SECRET : _
[20478]SECRET
[20480]. -1-
[20481]the kind of man who might be used asa fairly nonsuspicious [
[20482]access, agent to" either the Soviets or the Cubans. He obviously
[20484]Circulates in their social milieu, SISTONE intends to follow | &«
[20486]Upon this man. He said he lives in Coloiia Lindavista, where het
[20487]- SISTONE's wife’ 8 relatives are concentrated. He has a son |
[20488]7 going ‘to Colegio Tepeyac in that area. : op |
[20489]14. The only Americans SISTONE was aware of at the . ot
[20491]“reception were 1) Clyde SNIDER, Chief of the Visa Section of
[20492]‘the Consulate, 2) ‘Findley HOWARD, of Pan American, and 3) David
[20493]WIESLEY, American businessman and Honorary Consul of Iceland.
[20495], 15. ‘Cousidering- the: fact that _SISTONE 1 was only in the
[20496]. Soviet Embassy a little over one hour and had to spend a good
[20498]. part of his time talking to SNIDER, VOURVOULTAS, and that real
[20499]‘ pain-in-the- “neck, Sra. JIMENEZ, he considers his contact with -
[20501]Soviets about the maxinun that could be- achieved under the ; ;
[20503]‘circumstances, — -
[20504]We
[20506]Attachment: — a
[20507]Copy of calling cards (3) so . :
[20509]Distribution:
[20511]Orig ~ SIBAJA (new P), w/att
[20512]l- P-11712 (LOGINOV), w/o att
[20514]TDS: lmp’ .
[20516]TENA RRR EI SAP i AAS RMA i NA aE ita AD oat nde
[20518]“a
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[20521]lhe, LL i sauces ean fie 1 Cetober 1959 a
[20522]bie Lk .
[20524]veh 2 ote | : 4
[20526]aes Eis
[20528]mde AT! SE ONT
[20532]SUNGSTS MAOCEE bo |
[20534]i Cet, 1690 - rie, gL: rtiro lest. 5 Hotel Smperidor.
[20536]l. I arrived ien minutes prior to tac an ~olnted tire, noted3y Sudject's
[20537]Car peried arouni the comes, entered the Astaurent end found? Subj without
[20538]ditziculty, rn BO,
[20540]2. i thon’ ny preléminaries wo sce. cf, Subj toli me thut he had®
[20541]interesting news for me, as he hesit for a moment I, axsed fia if he
[20542]had bsen invited to tae: desredida tis gvexning. ie was a bit shocked and
[20543]Probebiy iisapcointed, beduaxx with a "Hi, what", but recovered uuickly. .
[20544]aml adultted that tiis was to have heen tht interesting news - yes he nai .
[20545]I= invited ani was going. He exvlained that-he had nade a phone call te
[20547]opamp me ene A A ba a ae 4 ww ae
[20549]{fie Sobassy to invite “Lest SCT to his house for a fareviell party, Sut the -
[20550]‘{[jattes turned the tebley and inviad Subd. to the dessedida. Subj claimed |
[20551]- Maus Be toll LO3 thst tus in reality a "dirty deal", but LUG countered «ith
[20552]the clein tant ¥ Mosesyunaita ain + te_returm urs: ntl: and nov he was toc bus;
[20553]to consider : arse Witiations. (Subj did not appear to be untapay with
[20554]: turn of events.) Sebj promised to keer ais eyes and eurs ¢pen and ~
[20556]ay novel tast Log - ‘ould introdce. him ‘to nis repl. acenent, the un-
[20557]r
[20559]fe prsprncopsstl ~ Weauhacguent ealla—— eB
[20560]tPF ah,
[20562]ef conrve, took only a few ni nutesy the rest of the time
[20564]Subj Sscus-ed. women, feoj, drink, and related tonics. He would like, ne
[20565]seis te be bot.er acquainted wlth Alla AL EBOCR (zorks at Sovenb). wh ron he
[20566]consilers tovbe en exces :tionaliy cnteresting girl, altsoush ms.ried. (I .
[20567]dea! " te ‘eve he is‘a nosition to 70 mudh about tis. I Believe he ig
[20568]canabla of seducing a lot of girls, but I den! t ge: how he could vork up
[20570]much access to this -oman.) cv .
[20572]Temes e, meaner eee aah panmeneNg nen bette = frome rae
[20574]he Sudj gave a cory of a short <aper (. ritten in Russian) be voried
[20575]up en his friend EIN.253 who Lives in Sin Juen del ‘do, neur yeretsro «
[20576]Subje is wry anxious t. cave us help this individual but I sthil don't see. i
[20577]no in it. i asked Subi i 351.23 is acjuairted with anyone at te | \
[20578]wag téld thet he micht know one or two the Enozk .uss/Soan xix
[20579](nins. 2) wap ére emclened thete. FUiA2ES is ong of vhese hinself. a tecglege?
[20580]oranslz tien 0” the document is attecied. —Fuile - ur: wet Cee}
[20582]de Subj is 2 very friendly, Likable chat, but I do not tte thin. kit
[20583]he would Sind it difficult to fabricste sométa az, wiether it be incortant
[20584]roterusse. Tris As turely can Ovinion, so far, based -n nothing concrete.
[20585]5. Subfect ex: ressed a desize to heve a "blass with me sunetine w
[20586]no reference ‘o business. J said I uowla consi: ler - Férhags it‘woulg. ‘to
[20588]rn anusin 5. “DED
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[20604]i es vho lives ia 3.2
[20606]A Spaniard born in the provinee of ASTURTA. |
[20607]xen to the USIR with Sther
[20608]seacdling. in Spanish. ch ildrens* schools.
[20609]Mt graduath on was a given a ¢: waar in the same
[20611]beltevo, in. “1987,- with tad aid of cis sister,
[20612]Is a manager of 4 restuunnt.
[20613]Always stuiied with pleas re.
[20614]mi the els 2 ;
[20615]@8,.he would wors . .”
[20616]Sy feed, su os
[20618]War wus
[20620]‘th. history, end followis
[20622]deartrent. arrived in sextico,
[20623]‘who Lives in Sen Juan tel Aio..
[20624]- very intelligent, sensitive,
[20625]: font of nature ad: animals.
[20626]mays te<t of just fooling arotnd as did “the ot:
[20628]1érd, water boy, in vineyards, took long walks
[20629]Therefore, se was not very well lik sed, was teased,
[20631]always tried .o be a loner.
[20632]and once, | knowing that he
[20633]bank into ‘the river KLYAg.
[20635]‘and to this Jay has great atfectioa for ner.
[20637]never fails to call: on her.
[20638]I would “say toat no
[20640]that because of iis loneliness he increg
[20641]political views are the most ab. ‘ral, ani-oceing an intelliseat-:
[20643]c33 in an wnconfort
[20645]girl, . Ais rol
[20646].fellow, he was never pl:
[20648]not fully trusted.
[20650]+ I think, th
[20652]“use hin to our great advan tage."
[20654]; i toli Scbfect that wa would make no nove *
[20655]> net even then, he provided me with rerson2l biojrachic data re the
[20657]intividual.
[20659]sry living in a dead city, he su
[20661]sg not ageool svuimer, was %
[20663]a duah del. os
[20665]oc
[20667]enuiliren.
[20668]Entered Lenin;
[20670]‘fellow.
[20671]Daring 2erkods of vacatio:
[20675]iy moter dratzed him out.
[20678]nated a stupid,
[20680]so
[20682]Duri nz .
[20684]sable . posi tien, alt ous
[20688]Spanish Sivil
[20689]Genpiete: a his elementary
[20691]1 October 1969
[20693]rai University majoring.
[20695]fr
[20697]nrewn from
[20699]He always loved her, :
[20700]‘daenever he _Wisits vexico he.
[20701]Bein ac. iuainted with “is character ani sentiments,
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[20900]| NOPION: “ secstata’ wisDe
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[20903]YOR FBI ..
[20905]VIBAS HORSE Valentin LOGUINOV C~3 December 23, 1927
[20906]Moacéw, employee of Soviet Embassy din Mexico. Arr. —
[20907]‘ . . : 7
[20908]New York October 7 1969 via Air France Flt. 700.
[20909]' Dep. Mev York October 10 via Aexo£lot. Accompanied
[20910]. by wife, Alexandra LOGUINOVA Auguet 20, 1928 Boseows
[20911]"and son, Dimitri. LOGUINOV born 1959, .
[20912]_ MCBRIDE
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[20930]Sorelle Saryice af the
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[20939]; Petes fen — —— =~ ae ~ i th arte be tow hd Bee ae Qe
[20941]ae Mexico
[20942]= To serene 23,1969 i — oe : |
[20946]information has been eirculated or has. circulated "regarding:
[20948]an Ps tae akg nets
[20950]cer : ; the fact that Cartillo Flores aia not: attend the interview of.
[20952]Raul Rea, foreign minister of Cuba and president Diaz Vrdaz. ”
[20953]2. By going to the General Assembly of the United Nations, lic.
[20955]pn te matreettan Ne ti tt enna cemented REMY mA hance SNe ten eimai ck BMS»
[20957]8 Te ae Cn Ne en er
[20959]: Carrillo Flores, secretary of foreign Relations is out of the
[20961].
[20963]. presidential race boy ‘eonstothtional reasons.
[20965]According to. people whod may. be considered as knowing about :
[20966]“polities Carrille Plores never had a ‘chance to ve nominated —
[20967]because. of his close associations with United States “ankera.
[20969]2. On the 18 of, September F went to. the ‘national day celebration .
[20971]at the Chilean embassy, where I met Kazantsev who invited me to ot '
[20972]go to. their embassy on the firet of October for a farewell party Is ;
[20973]‘fer Valentin Loxgvinoy, who is leaving soon. Th e new. Qpnecosova- ;
[20974]' quian anbassador: waa with Kazantsev. I arrived late end many: Po
[20975]people had ‘already left. Wallace ‘Stuart was. there, the new Rau ny ~~
[20976]~ ambeaador, the. Ghana ambassador, the Paraguyan chargé d'affaires, : 4
[20977]an several other. diplomate of minor importance. The Chilean y {
[20978]colony seens to te quite large. a Ss Looe —— “ ;
[20979]é, oF 7
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[20990]Co
[20993]sh/|te - fle 76
[20994]; 26 Sent mber 1969.
[20995]CONTACT REPOMT
[20996]SUBJECT: LIBACON 2
[20997]“DATE, TIME & PLACKs 25 Sopte 69, 2030 - 2200 hra., Firenze Rast
[20999]4. Sub} arrived eight minutes late and realising sume, apologised. “He:
[21000]apseared to be in a good mood and when usked told ma that he am his wife were —
[21001]now getting along very wall, We claime! that he called LOIINOGY an, at the
[21002]Embassy on the morning of the 1Sth and asiod that teueir dinner enguzement for
[21003]that evening be post oned. According to Subjeot LOG told hin ta.t towir :
[21004]diner had veen scheduled for the 18th, not the 15th, so Subj mou assumed
[21006]- [00 was correct. I remmin-ied Subj that to the beat of my recolle ction it -
[21007]had been for the 15th. —In‘eny event, Subj said LOO took the costponensnt very
[21008]well, especially when Subj confirmed with LOG again that the latrer was not
[21009]leaving in October, parhaps not even in Novesber. Subj apologized to LOQ,
[21010]exphaining that hia wife had just taken ona new joo, was nervous about it,
[21011]ani in adiition, was taking care of har paremts dog an! birds, and «as simply
[21012]not in condition to have a party. (I an not sure Subj went throws; with this
[21013]explanation to 100 or to m only.) Subj plans to visit L0G 5% the Embassy
[21014]on the 29th, 30th, or the first of Cctober, at which time he will set a
[21015]date, for the dinner, hopefuliy he said, for tha sine week, If the dinner is
[21016]tobe held prior to ibd: the eveting of the first of Octe Subj will call
[21017]tha office, (es in the past) and so inform the party on tw other end.
[21019]’ Gar noxt meeting 1a scheduled or 1600 hours, 1 Oct., at te "EL Mortiro® (2)
[21021]Rest. axenax in the Suites mmperador, _
[21022]2. Subjects wife, deseribed aa a “bilingual” secretary/tyrist is now
[21024]7 emlayed by Urbita Su lementa", and is odd 3 3,50) monthly. Sujo, claing
[21026]that sh will be eczrning 3 090 by next month, if evor}taing Joos off walle
[21027]One of tm partears mfxthx (7) of this sus: Lemont ist andres Catuno, Michelena.
[21029]: 3. Subj then asked mo if I/check a street map of Moscow and seo if I
[21030]could find Uj}, NEAHDANOVA on it. I totd hia I could tut would not give hin
[21031]an enswer onp/Or the other unless he would provide m with a gatisfactors
[21032]reasun. | After extraot-ng a promise fron mo that I would not. laugh at him, ho
[21033]“roesedyd to tall‘ma about a recent exeriancs. he hud with a med-um at Andrea's
[21034]hom. He prefaced hia story with an assiirsnce that he is an atauist and doss
[21035]not believe in the hereafter nor in epdicitualisn in particular, neverthaless,
[21036]he was shaken with tho ex:ertence. Hu chimed tht the radiua (name unknown to |
[21037]Subj.) did not go into a tranon, nor tum off any of tie light:, but siz ly
[21038]ased Subj. if he. had ev r known a girl by th naao of “Tsnya" while Subj.
[21039]Lived in amt aml) tow Hear Ivanova (1.80 not far frm Moscow.) Subj als ined
[21041]“Qnat he recalled a girl by tiat mama, that bo an! sto were only avout 10 yre
[21043]of are at tw tim, ani trat try uned to 4o Mmanhroca gathering toyethor. 9
[21045]Ko paid © breve aut in@ cold gent wnan +o padius wrod tig question
[21047]tecauga ho waa absolutely roodtiva that no um in Aexiga would remmer Ws
[21048]girl'a nam nor vm eo feode., ihr mdiun thon sald, araasing Cor Tanya, *adurev 9
[21049]Hartenks®, (iiello, safsel), Subs olaina t:a% Une zodiume hue no knesied:o of —
[21050]Ue igetan Lacie ant iat no had not hoon oalled Se oPanea* enor oarly
[21052]ehil.froud, gdxkg fhe rediwa em ined that Taga hid died ass aenthaa exo avt
[21054]waa noy resent In Ue rosa, Three to cedur, Tsys espleined | 8 Sraitan)
[21055]Luk oe het Geen Auriod te a Vilentin Nag 7, fave liviag at at! Ube be oh lane tay
[21059]art. 23, Homeo's. Subj was-not cure he hai the correct numrical address, nor
[21060]did ho know what resion of Hoseow the street was ins Tanya furtoer exphained
[21061]that KIRASCV was engaged in soma unspec!fied underground work, possibly. .
[21063]wrkh anti-governmont activity, and that one errbor of this grou was agtually
[21065]enplayed by the “OB, Hg was not furth r identified.
[21067]he ‘Subj then went on to relate two other ‘8 "oda" experiensés: he had had
[21069]-prior:ts his coming to Mexico, Thay sre not worth réoagiting here.” 1 tola
[21071]* Subj I would. try to. locate the ‘afure fentioned atrest on the Moscew map but
[21073]that I did not take any of this very sertowly, Although Subj ‘realiaed tht
[21074]I vas amised by this tale he was not agua. angered ‘by ay attitude - 2 ays
[21075]he did not know vhat to make of it himself. : .
[21080]1M Agate te sont ena ec keno ag
[21082]am wee?
[21083]Wee
[21086]1. Sa
[21088]2. ‘su
[21092]6. Instructions to salesmen °
[21094]Nothing.
[21095]7. Report. by salesman 7 . oo, -
[21096]. Rs Party. Tho. occzsicn tas a farewell party civon by ew
[21098]tennis group in the ho-a of Dr. Goze: for DIGHARD, who leaves 3
[21099]Ostober 7th or &th for Mosec. In eddition to nyself ant ry :
[21100]wife, tho follssing vere present: | :
[21102]4 4
[21104]Gloria Pinto ae 3
[21106]Pepe Pinto - . aan . .
[21108]Lats Coase U7 BY BRET een oe (ieajns) :
[21110]Sylvia Goses- | 3 :
[21112]8. Competition
[21115]Tewnan S2emazes9
[21117]- Site -
[21118]4. Date/next mtg. =
[21120]"SETS DATE OF Repent: 22urKSe
[21122]Po. “ ;
[21124]s __
[21125]eR et tenants
[21127]bervisor . doh
[21129]3, Date/meeting 27-2
[21131]Frais
[21133]59. 26000309 hours
[21136]. - . . mo . .
[21138]5, Administra tive
[21140]Nothing.
[21142]| Mercedes Pints (elderly writer, aunt of Pop, nother of °° -
[21144]Hors of B=. Luis Gone
[21146]» Islosias 22 - a:
[21148]Rubon, rather of Pitucla who is the wifa of Harb
[21150]Waltac:)
[21152]Ruben Rojas.
[21153]art th
[21155]i)
[21156]Sat DERE
[21158]Eatchelor. Scfor in Ty soap operas (novelas)
[21159]designate theater, ;
[21161]EOSEUO A! OTs wife |
[21163](oontinesd noxt page),
[21165]9. Supervisor's conments
[21167]h eed Ploaso instract ro as te vhethes or not you want re to
[21168]Ae atton’ the rocaption Vetsoatiy, Ont Ef so, that to loot fur
[21169]AO Laced besitos avethng OID org mylacasos§. Can you call off the
[21170]fie Ful? .
[21171]ant 5 : . an
[21172]ow . : on i.
[21173]~ cart, nal ee OS ert Phe no
[21175]pile i
[21176]at
[21181]- ~ Sarina Aptitee
[21182]Virgsn Asuilar
[21183]Tozzsito (lna)
[21184]Ralpr Wiesandt
[21185]Ruth Wiegandt -
[21187]Gho party was very gay, excollent food brought by each of
[21188]- tho guest, much nusic, dancing, amd drinking. No politics. - -
[21190]Bveryons tes in.a very frisndly. nood. ;
[21192]Coe 2. Formal fare-pll -rocention. VWodnesday, October 1, at
[21193]; - .9900 hours at tno Sovic’ exbassy will bo the fornal party for
[21194]Se, .  DYEHARD.
[21196]Tho Pintos, Gozez ari poscibly others fron ow group will
[21197]attend.this party. I do not know how bis it will bo. .
[21199]n . CN DIEXAND was disappointed when I said I would not attend, but
[21200]KL .v -XYN that this was‘no reflection on ny frieniship for hin. I stated
[21201]. yl oo”... that I folt &% wrrise for an Anerican to visit the Soviet ea,
[21202]pe gS BN bassy. Iwas afraid that the Far or CLA would Learn of ny visit. ©
[21203]nw “Xs _ Val was ‘ery insistent and said he'd ba disappointed Af we did
[21204]oe? SG: not cono. Later in.tho ovening he brought up the subject again
[21205]S&S Sia we and insisted thore would be no way anyon3 could know if I vero —
[21206]we eft present or not=-there would ba no risk to xO-«no naios ould be. .
[21207]~ recorded. I said I wo.2d think about it, but doubted that we
[21210]: - S . would cones
[21212]a FR _ 9. DESHAWD's esvlaconens. During the course of the evening.
[21213]ee ee speeches were nado, or at leist seni-forzal coments arn wishes
[21214]: ao _.l> of goodluck to DISIARD and his wife. .DIGLAND said that his rea
[21215]: a “ placoacnt soll be at the farevoll, perty at the enbassy_and be
[21216]Ps mo A. hopxd_waxswuld all sect _hig.. Ralsh Wiegantt stéted that he
[21217]pes : i , wanted DIZHLO's repiacezent to know that he, the replacsent,
[21218]tho eee DEL oo Ao would be weleohe in ow groug. Cur group is songwhat inter
[21220], néional ani Bas givea us all a chance to exchange vicws. Yo.
[21221]would reset losiag eavtact with the Siviets. DISHARD then
[21222]nentionod that his replacenent is sorething of a sporstaan,. .
[21224]h, Turk Cchornich. I told DESLWD that I hadn't seen Turi
[21225]- vA for a leng tics. Tasked wit had happoned to hin. Ho ansvercd —
[21226]wo ow that Yuri hdd been on vacation for a w:ile- This coos not account
[21228]for ths rary nonths, perhaps five or six, that I have not seen
[21229]_ Yuri. I did not press tho issus. -- :
[21231]p ote id a _ 5, DTEIIRD FUIRT.. DIEHARD socced te be indifferent to
[21232]7 ne Pope's prosenco. hea ho danced with Gloria he often sacaed
[21233]& . vory intisate--dancinz cleso, whispors and piybus gicsles,
[21235]soulful leoks. Gloria did not try to control this situation,
[21236]but rather ‘rerbiclmted, My wifo Inter rorertal that willo
[21238]dancing: vith DIHHLD ke also tricd to Mirt with her, but on
[21239]a gore discrota level, holding her too close, squesting her
[21241]hand sorninstally, ete. . :
[21243]6. PRO: mrenta, Wo arrived prosptly at 2009 hours.
[21244]Wo vers the firsty getats to ersive ant the ealy guests for
[21245]nearly an hour, Turing tis tine Dr. Gonca usda several consents
[21246]of inkerest. Firat, let no aay that I nave thought that Lito
[21248]a
[21250]14-0008
[21252]wes a conzunist syapthyser, despite his yeelth. He tecaco fanous
[21253]sexe tins bad: by sucsessfsDy sewing biel: ova hand that wes:
[21254]azputaticd in an aecidert. He is a doctor with securo Social.
[21255]Moxico sir.ce. has sho:n his' éfF to the uorld as Hexico's croat
[21257]hand surccon. Ifo travels arowl the yorld attending redical
[21258]cconventiens.amd is tho psincig) fiest to rodical convonticns -
[21260]here in Hoxico. An elstorats book wes published by seguro
[21262]oe Social ea surgazy of the hand ani Luis! wors in that field. -
[21263]so, oo “J nention tha above since it esets to cot tho stole for sorcens ©
[21264]so ; . who nlgit believe that gociztisa and socialized nodicine is :
[21265]good, becauso ho hinsclf has profited so greatly froa it. . 4
[21267]Further, ‘Luis ani Sylvia hed nado it mown for quite some
[21268]tino that they wanted to have tho farezo0ll party for DEGHAND
[21269]4n their hezo. T.alays felt that this was duo to communi: |
[21270]synpathy. Mow I don't Imo. And I an at a loss to explain wy
[21271]they insisted upon holding the party. They co not seca to bo .
[21272]close friends of DIZIAD, are soncmiot different in social :
[21274]and intellectual status, and no longor ‘seca to ne to ba conn.
[21275]nunist synpathyzors. . .
[21276]Inis comented that East DEIEYARD's son would probably cose
[21277]to tho purty sincs they have no maid, Incidentally, he did not
[21278]: a core. Ee then stated that the boy still ppeaks no Spanish at all.
[21279]soe "| He added that the boy has lived in Mexico for five years and
[21280]". before that for sovoral years in Guba. Luis explained that
[21281]the Soviets ara afraid ‘to havo their children.see how the world
[21282]really is. Luis added tht. Kreschey sau & supereuarket in
[21283]Los Angeles and sizply cowlin't beliova his eyes. Luis was
[21284]frankly critical.of the Soviets ani their intellectual isolation-
[21285]Se ne . .
[21287]7. DUEHARD MLOST RETR. DIELRD and his wife both cone
[21288]ceded that trcre was a good chance ‘they night cons right back
[21289]to Hexico. She told no that if sho did, sno woul Like to teach ,
[21290]ne Russian. We had exchanged a few elenentary words during the
[21292]so evening. - _
[21293]~ See were a, w BY Cement 8 oe er re
[21295]hs weak? Leos enero kos heer
[21296]Son MG RAM macke hin Sexes sho
[21297]le dh. | a
[21300]fo Ae rene ete re nent a
[21302]Se peter poe
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[21306]. | a hey. . ae C0 Pi
[21308]MEHORAKDUM
[21310]“YSxico, D.P., Septionbre 26 do 1969.
[21313]a vn betwee a
[21315]Con relacién ol asunto del italiano, que henos tratado,.me per=
[21316]mito indicarte que lo azistad oo inicié por la necesidad de --
[21317]traducir unos docurentos oficiales que nos solicitaba la Secre-
[21318]ter{a de Cobernacién, por medio de los cusles deb{smos demos -—
[21319]trar el nombre correoto de wi cliente. :
[21321]Dicha amiatad se he conservado bajo un nivel noraal y mis o m=
[21322]nos se inicié hace aproxinadarente un affo, sin que se hayan tee
[21324]- nido otras citas como no es pura tovar algunos tragos 0 almor «
[21326]. - An
[21327]“ys fF biG sne of BITE.
[21329]zare .
[21331]Sin embargo, el aia de ayer mismo se hizo una cita la cual se =
[21332]llevarS:a-efecto ol dia de mafiana y ya ne pernitire informar --
[21333]to rfs sobre ¢1 particular. — mo
[21335]oD Leer, He
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[21338]HE EX PELTS ye “1eeT AZ oF
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[21388]26 Septecder 1969
[21390]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief SB. .
[21392]heo- og Chief, cuBA
[21393]SUBJECT sg Relationship Berveea AEDIBHARD and Gloria PINTO
[21395]. 1, In response toa conversation between Chief, SB, and the under:
[21396]‘signed, LIREALM-1 was questioned igtetatl on 25 September concerning
[21397]‘the relatfonship which exixts between AEDIZHARD and Gloria PINTO with a
[21398].vlew toward possible embarrassment of AED IERARD before his superiors.
[21400]Lona woe ’ LIREALM*] and his wife both belfeve (but have no proof) that
[21401]--it-ds probable that Gloria PINTO is having or has had an affair with.
[21403]AEDIERARD. Both LIREALM end his wife are close friends of the PINTO's
[21404]snd know that Gloria i3 strongly attracted to AEDIEHARD who is beth
[21405]physically. and intellectually superior to her husband, [ue to Gloria's
[21406]continued friendship with AEDIEHARD at the French Club and other places,
[21407]LIREALM*1 feels sure that Gloria's Busbaad, Pepe, does not yet know of
[21408]the affair.
[21410]3. LIREALM- 1 characterized Pepe PINTO as; aweet, slow-witted and
[21411]below average in intelligence, “He is a physician specializing in lung dis-
[21412]orders, born in the Canary Islands. He considera himself a Spaniard with
[21413]the Gharacteristic apanish lack of respect for women, He attespts to
[21414]“gigutiy control Gloria's activities while, according to Gloria, shaving
[21415]aa many affairs himself as he can, Gloria gseatly resents Pepe's attitude
[21416]. toward her, Pepe is basically defensive and would_not vant anyone to know
[21417]if Gloria were having.an affair vith. another man. He. vould probably deny
[21418]it 4f anyone said so, even if he were aware of it, He would take it cut on
[21419]Gloris, however, and would probably beat her and restrict her covemeats even
[21421]more closely,
[21423]4. In view of the above; it would certainly appear that there vould ba
[21424]nothing to gain, and perhaps such to loese, by any attespt at exposing her
[21425]supposed affair with ABDIZHARD. Sfince she now appears to be {a contact with
[21427]& SHEVCHENKO, much better to hope for detter developmeate in thia case, ~
[21429]Andrew E, PELLEMENT
[21431]SECRET
[21433]PaTAG2 a
[21435]Col 4e rere . . .
[21436]olen, ices ,  BRRZTOL
[21437]cen. ae oo poegons -
[21438]2. Agent/Subsect: LICOLY<-5 - DATE: 25 Septeber 1969
[21439]2. Case Officer Vihcent P, R1ZZUTO yi ; oo (ee
[21440]3. Date ant site oficontact: 25 September: Cnfsturia Parauc ie
[21444]. ‘ ta
[21445]paragraph 5 (continued)
[21446]it off than attempt to collect tha money. There aro sufficient
[21447]funds in the Project, )
[21450]. :
[21452]is. more to this invitation than meets the eye and that the KGB will.
[21453]be going all out to recruit him. I think Subject may be right and .
[21454]-Y think he should probably find a Good. excuse for not going. ;
[21456]Subject states that ho had complained to KAZAN‘CS EV (pP- 880) about -
[21457]the shoddy treatment he had been getting from LOGINOV (P-11,712)... -
[21458]Never before had hg beon forced to "stard inline" for Soviet visas
[21459]for his clients, In the past, he had boen able to sent passports
[21461]“to the Soviet Embassy any day--nevor mind the office hours-~-and get
[21463]the passports back with visa the same day. , Subject: says that het) haves:
[21464]LOGINOV himself finally admitted. that thigiad bodausorsubjectehad: y )
[21465]been uncooperative ‘(meaning that he had refused to let LOGINOV
[21467]recruit hin), Subject says. unequivocally that LOGINOV is leaving -
[21469]PCS by tho end of October and that jhe is not being replaced by a
[21471]newcomer, Subject ynderStands thatNECHIPORENKO, who in a former tour
[21473]had worked in the Consular Section, will take over as (Chief of the .
[21474]Consular Section when LOGINOV leavos. .
[21476]. Subject days that KAZANTSEV is about to leave (in fact, Subjeét
[21477]thought KAZANTSEV had already loft} and that both a replacement for
[21479]hin and a now ambassador were on the way, I told Subject that as vs
[21480]far as I know, KAZANTSEV was to be replaced by another coneterge Cov2e#zud
[21481]who would be Chargé, but Subject insisted that an ambassador had :
[21482]bean named and would be coming soon, He ‘did not know who the
[21484]ambassador would be.
[21485]Mw Rens
[21487]Subject remarked that both IVANOV andNIXTTO: Sov had left and he
[21488]said that NIRFTORON. was;,-he thought, a very decent person.
[21489]Aves edie es .
[21491]- Subject said that PRIKHODXO (P-2270) had come to see him to say .
[21492]goodbye. PRIKHODKO had said, almost with tears in his oyes, that _
[21493]Subject had been a very good friend and that he tould never forget
[21494]him, He invited Subject and wife to come visit hin in Moscow,
[21496]Then when Subject asked PRIKHCDXO for his address, PRIKHODKO hemned |
[21497]and hawed and said that ho didn't really have an addres S yet but
[21499]’ that Subject could write him tin care of Latin American Dopartnent of
[21501]the Mintstry of Foreign Affairs. Subject recarked that PRIAHCDKO
[21502]was undoubtedly being Sincero, but when you cane right dowa to it,
[21503]he was just as henned in and afraid as anything of the others,
[21504]Subject said that tt vasa a real tragedy that tho Soviet systen
[21506]made such robots out of good peuple,
[21508]nee oe borer ene wee ~ an = cy
[21510]paragraph 7 7 (cont ined)
[21514]+ 4 Oe menace nema,
[21516]: oe ne en _ _
[21518]EL EMBAJADOR. de Chins. Cuauhtémae y ta Vidriera y-
[21520][Chih-Ping Chen, asiste como serdn teearadoe huéspedes de
[21522]Tmiembro de la delegaciin de; honor de le cludad por el al-
[21524]‘Tau pals a la, Asamblea Gene {ealde. Tendran ademas ban.
[21526]brat de Ins Naclones’ Unidas. | quetes y un baile de gala en
[21528]Regresara a mediados de di-fel Casino de Monterrey... Bi
[21530]cdiembre. En México esta como consul ce le Unién de Republi
[21532]encargada de. negocios et mi-jeas Sovlalistas Sovidticax, Vie
[21534]nistro consejera Chin-Hsien|lentin S. Loguinoy dard unad
[21536]‘| VTang... Fl embajador de Ac [fiesta en lz embafada de xt
[21538]gentina, Enctyue Martine, Paz aig --culvada de ‘Tacubaya
[21540]dia una cena en honor del se. | 24 el primero de actubre a
[21542]cretaria de Comunicaciones y | [a para- agradecer
[21546]Segura. a ta que asistierén va {que se le ha bri dada em AA.
[21548]clos amiyes del anfitrién y del {xlea. Durante esa? fiesta
[21550]azasajato... Keith Willlam | despedida, ¢: prpsidente del
[21551]Raker, iercer secretarta de la Cuerpo Censular en Méxive,
[21553]embajada de Australia yo su Leander P. Vourvoiilias, Je ob:
[21555]lespoxa Maria Magdalena Ra {sequiard, en nombre de lex
[21556]miree regresaran de-su una cénsules, na bandeja de pla
[21557](fe miet en Acaptitco la sema | 3. Luguinoy es uno de tay
[21559]-§na préxima... Wolfang Re. ‘dirigentes : del Cyurepo Consu-
[21561]mer, representante del Merra- [lar en Méatca... Ei embajadar
[21563]do Comin Eurepeo,.esté en Mé jde Ecuador, Miguel Rova Gen
[21565]‘Txdco en platical con funciona; Tl vy su familia asistieron ¢n
[21566]vies dé) Roblerno y ditigentes| Guadalajava a fa Feria Tater
[21568]de los hombres de negocios. nacional de Artexanias en 1a -
[21570]Varios diplomaGius do la en.) Que su pais participa.
[21572]bajada de Bé:gica Je dieron la ———8 9
[21574]blenvenida en el aeropuerio. .. 7 see
[21576]Regresé y asumié sus funcio
[21578]fnes et decane del cuerpo df
[21580]piomatico, embaiader de Yaa
[21582]Paises Hafos, bardn Schelto}
[21584]van Heematra. Hatuva varios | -
[21586]mesea de vacacinnes en su pal
[21588]tela... Ta Comtsidn Cultural!
[21590][et Cuerpo Consular en Mé |
[21592]Riva, erranisadora de ia eon:
[21594]ivencidn d=_consules que haba:
[21596]fen Montrcrey how diae 27, 28 y]
[21598]29 de octubre, prepare un pry,
[21603]fentas dulante reoa lees diss |
[21605]Viewtatan las grades empee |
[21607]gas come la Fuadidoca, Mojala :
[21608]ta vy famine la © rvevenia!
[21610]C
[21612]yelh.
[21614]4
[21621]ceakganc te, | Ma
[21623]TO. RIZZUTO through: “ARCHBOLD
[21625], cubjects AEDIEHARD (Pett, 72) 4 Thoughts Ro poentbility of. ‘Pitching His
[21627]a
[21629]2.
[21630]“3.
[21633]‘serious attempt to obtain a "pressure argument" through the use of existing
[21635]7
[21638]| ees vee september 23, 1969
[21640]Menorendum a.
[21642]Froms FERNALD
[21644]1. Assuming it was agreed that A should be pitached before his POS
[21646]deperture, because there are no indications that he would be more suscept-
[21648]ible ixkxer to an approach - ‘Later. when he comes to 6 new post abroad in few
[21650]yeare and, to the contrary, . it in more likely that he would be still more
[21651]dering, more selfconfident and more. determined to advance and aolidify ©
[21653]his position within the KGB, I wish to add come views of mine to the list
[21655]of possibilities as to how a pitch could be cerried out. .
[21657]Ny views and thoughts on thia subject wili be based on the postible :
[21658]use of existing assets and means. I am fully aware that there will be
[21659]plenty of room for improvements, : addi tione and modifications of woat will
[21660]be said in the following peras, ”
[21662]As far aa I know we are: lacking adequately: solid facts in which
[21663]we could put our teeth, i.e, we do not worataemas posses worthwhile mention=
[21664]ing material which we could use to exert a desired pressure on A. .
[21666]I am inclined to believe thet we are in a position to make 4
[21668]assets which are targeted against A and that it can be done without taking :
[21670]an undue risk. :
[21671]5. As a nove in this direction I waa ‘thinking in terms of having
[21672]recorded a SABORI“A meet for which we would prepare SABORI. To be more
[21673]specifio T have ia mind a situation along the following lines:
[21674]ae (& @. In going to one of hie next meate with A,SARORI should
[21675]wt one t. carry on his peraon a tranamitter. I an not in Cavor
[21676]st & of a body recordar, because thé recording tine 18
[21677]ae Le wy limited and it requiren the dearer to be turning it
[21678]oy 25 HG A en and off, while the troenrmitter can te eet and it
[21679]. Pequirees no potion by the bearer on one hand and on
[21682]IotG ’ Ree Ns the other the bearer Ja under the ispresaion that
[21683]wa os
[21684]4
[21685]i st ages
[21687]wth we Soeur radii ca 7S
[21689]pewenee cae eemee semen ernst nips cette TH ARCA RANGES Semen ne SRR eI FANT oa
[21691]rain
[21693]every. notion and statement of his ie recorded: from
[21695]the moment the. trananitter ie strapped on hin,
[21697]De
[21699]SABCRI should go to such a meet with experession of |
[21700]a person who ie in exceptionally good mood, because
[21702]-ofea business success and he wae given a subetantial |
[21703]- advance on tite commiasion: After A and SABORI have
[21705]their routine two drinks, SARORI will state to A that
[21707]“he would piok up the tad for the evening ( after being
[21709]treated by A so many times ) but he would want to
[21710]celebrate the occasion. It would be desirable that A
[21711]agrees, on 6 drink or two to pleage S, but even if that
[21712]‘does not take place, it 1e enticipated that A would
[21713]want to accompany sm ih hie good humors, What ever
[21715]ve the case, the situation lends itself to a free
[21716]talking, eritioal commenting and aome vitching, juat
[21717]to play it big. It will be up to us, to prepare S as
[21719]to hew to run the conversation to get out of Aa few
[21721]" atatementa which he would not like hie superiors to
[21723]Ce
[21725]d.
[21727]know abouts
[21729]Ae far as 5 is céncerhed I believe that he can be
[21730]persuaded to carry a tranemitter on hie person and
[21732]as ‘a reason for requesting {t we could tel] hia that
[21733]it represented a conplinetary element to the PAQ which
[21734]he made on A, because the psychologist who reviewed
[21735]hia PAQ connidergit essential to have a tape covering
[21736]one meet, There ts no way of hiding the fact that we
[21737]will be recording what is transmitted, but ve will
[21738]not have to give any explonations regerding how it
[21739]will be done. ;
[21741]I hope that one way or the other we rill{n ponaeseion
[21743]of a tape which could be used ar a pressure factor.
[21744]Prom there on all becomes 4 matter of aacupulation:
[21746]‘$ may request e meet with A under tho pretext that
[21748]that the peoply interested in the platinum deal sent
[21749]to £ thalr apectalist, who would like to.cleer sone
[21755]questions before opening the Letter of ¢redit and that
[21756]At. war essential that the person who arrived here see
[21757]Ay because ‘that will strangthen S' position in the deal.
[21758]I mentioned the. platioun deal because it would give eee
[21759]some. common ground. ‘to the new person being introduced :
[21760]- on the Boones, but some other story might. be a2 good.
[21762]“The ‘new person showing up under the platinum deal
[21763]. or any other pretext would be a case officer of ours.
[21765]_I feel that such a pereon should at firet sight show
[21767]that he wae a Yankee,.that he be versed in platinum
[21769]or what ever the pretext may be and thet he should be
[21771]a Russian language speaker. I am inclined to believe
[21773]that efter some business. talk and after creating an
[21775]atnosplie® of mtual understanding there would be no
[21777]problem for the case officer to start speaking Russian,
[21779]_If A takes this fact in good. mood and the business
[21780]an conversation. continues in Russian, S would be in a ;
[21781]; __, position ‘to excuse himself as a person who was no longer
[21782], needed. It is almost impossible te anticipate what.
[21783]would be Ab reaction to the fact that S wanted to leave.
[21784]If insisted that S stay, we will have to accept it.
[21785]Nevertheless, S will be instructed to "go to the bathreom!
[21786]for a waile and the case officer will have to use this
[21787]opportunity to drop his cover and go on with his jovd.
[21788]He will have in his pocket a reel of tape to counteract.
[21789]AS emphatic refusal ( which we must anticipate ).
[21791]e
[21793]sa Ath oA ERED A OP
[21796]if
[21797]2
[21798]t
[21799]r
[21800]i
[21801]E
[21803]At sat nt ewes be tee ate ae nmereernrcummn yrne erent on,
[21805]f. It may be mentioned that S will not have to know
[21806]anything about the existance. of the tepe and as far.
[21807]as the case officer is concerned S may have to be
[21808]satisfied with the explanation that the o.o. wae the
[21809]psychologiat who pierre that he wanted to meet A in
[21810]person. Of cours@,; o dawnges nae bear out this cover, but
[21811]that will be at the atsge af dexarapaerts when wa
[21812]could not care less.
[21814]Ce There ie no doubt that € will be burned whether the
[21817]1379
[21819]il er renee ee
[21821]the things turn out Fight orwrong, but S- will be left
[21822]only with. guesses: as to what transpired between the ;
[21824]: ease officer and A in Russian, ; a I
[21825]“hy Tt is: the: fate of-any officer “meking the pitch to ka
[21826]be burned if the: eggersice | enda in anything: less ‘than
[21828]ay success, Therefore, it would be worthwhile considering t
[21829]to get a suitable laguage ‘speaker: case officer from ; :
[21830]Fqs for this purpose. SE
[21832]- 6. I am aware of the fact that gzas the above discussed scheme has __
[21833]& quite certain weakness in as mich as it ie built on and around an ‘untested |
[21834]asset as S is, Nevertheless, in terms of security ‘and protection of Agency/_
[21835]asxetez Station assets the scheme is advantageous, ‘which is selfevident.
[21837]HTML Se GOITER SEMEL EN OT,
[21839]Te It should be assumed that § might come up with some objections
[21840]when it comes to introducing another. person to A from fear that he would
[21841]| deal: himself out of the game and terminate his usefulness to us. I do
[21843]. ; not consider it difficult to put him at ease.
[21847]8. For your consideration and comments.
[21849]; BEFernald . ; . —_
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[21867]i tos BOP oetta 50 me inh ny pps
[21868]‘ : CAA Aa ‘
[21869]Mies Patan, wat ow af end wr (le, me preter. ef hat: Lai b oyna Ke a
[21870]j
[21871]. “pide hod ? Cited Le : ves fied a
[21873]See eee ere veered meant et erent Maeniee Hamman Oi fen etree dos ait Hae
[21876]cae cence ween are ongemecy Glatt Ap,
[21878]eat MEW FER OA aa Logggctoete e M a  nE A fl
[21880]7 on
[21884]Agree that blacenail won't work = but in reading Nile. maar. rer that t qtands out
[21885](to me at least) ia the energy with wh. ch AEBLENARD pursues his career. Believe
[21886]he: ia mithless ly ambitious to ret ahead. ar we y are willing to burn saZ08, it
[21887]nicht, be advantageous to insert senior Russien speaking staffer. as suggested in this
[21888]paper (out without trenanitter) who will make A offer to think over on long cold
[21889]fogcow nights prior to bis arrival at ‘a new post. _ Our offer will, consist ‘of first,
[21890]sewing seeds of discontent on fact that he is now 42 years of ont hae not risen
[21891]tothe heights in his profess on, that ke contd have. ("Ne ig only Listed as 3re
[21892]Secretary while younser men ere lat ard 2nd Secretrries d) I font, krow his KCB
[21893]rank but ‘it can be intimet- cad that we know his rent enld be nigher Telking fast.
[21894]we could then stgpest to A that we will work ont a olen in his aberence whereby
[21896]we can aid his future career by pitting erk dn Sig peth adventepeoud situations
[21897]such aa allowing him ‘to "yecruit” a U.S. official at hie next sost. In return, he
[21899]wo: ld service our reoviremnts d'ring His tovr, Our working rélationsiio with A
[21901]could have a time limit with control factors on both dides. "No answer is wanted
[21903]“pow. Rerort the approach if you wish, The dffer will be good upon yout arrival
[21905]at the new post whereever it iss (A, of gourse, will thing the talk i recorded
[21906]so there must te some way of assuring him it is not. SABORI, naturally, must de
[21908]absent .)
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[21912]Lhe tier For oy SAB ORS | fet GP feviery
[21914]Jede he ad « ' a ut ve ha ae qa wend
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[21917]o Vad, an G, u (dei f. Lee: 7 . veo cigiee |
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[21973]Salesnan/Contact 2 one FOIE = L beta) .
[21975]Supervisor (4g. Joba P, SANDRREO. Cun/P
[21976]MEETING date/eins :
[21978]location: : - ,
[21979]NEXT MIG date/tine +
[21981]Location $ .
[21983]. ee wen
[21985]Instructions issued : , ‘
[21987]cauand TFs Guile, “tro MOF Hee
[21988]AEMENN DS Will
[21990]Report from salesman:
[21991]Coa Pato
[21993]Cozpetition activitys.
[21995]’ $anderson com-3nts 3 -
[21998]1400000 4
[22000]375.
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[22004]SE TEA REO HAST MEA CORR oT Mies ret |
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[22008]ah s
[22010]“sat?
[22012]“sally ots.
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[22016]4.
[22018]has always been active in sports,
[22020]8.
[22022]9.
[22024]PROD T_SALES_REPOR
[22026]‘Hovde). Said this was'a businessman, an American but with
[22028]military rank. The Directory shows. :
[22029]Gi) Gola Witdiam J, Hovde (Am); wife, Norma.
[22030]G. (Am.)). Destilby S.A., Miguel Cervantes:
[22032]“paths:
[22033]‘Soviets, hates to Spend money and would rather
[22037]t
[22039]a Ee |
[22042]supervisor John Beancin AME Mil =L -
[22043]Date/meeting L3rIX-69% 1000-1100 hours ‘
[22044]site - Beegch Cluh_ |
[22045]pato/rext mtg. X ee
[22047]Site
[22048]Administrative
[22049]Not applicable
[22051]snetnceson to vacua OP IES ine 7 . | 2 — : _
[22053]‘Not applicable
[22055]i
[22057]Report, by salesmp  .
[22059]‘fas bean playing tennis for two years, However, |
[22060]especially basketball
[22061]and volleyball. ,
[22063]‘yovde. Asked is I new Bill Hovey (could have been
[22065]Saavedra 25, 2-17. Tel. 45-65-60. Res. Rio
[22066]PeoE ” Escondido 20, Lomas~Hip., 2.10. Tel .20-71-38.
[22067]Clubs: ChapGolf, WhFr, NavyL.
[22069]a Note: Win's address is Rio Esc. 16.
[22071]Competition
[22073]See item #9.
[22076]Suporvisor's comments | . : \
[22078](Lert is possible that Oleg had been planning to con-
[22079]tact: mé and had deliberately had placed himself in ry
[22081]2iIt is also possible that Oleg, like all the other
[22082]play with |
[22083]another club member than to spond money on an instructors
[22084]He may be trying to build up a group of friends or ace
[22085]quaintances with whom he can PUXKEIRAXRLEKKBLLAKOKP LAY e
[22086]. ' feontinued next page)
[22088]1
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[22101]ne ee ee eee oe pee me tee carmen
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[22105]se MOEN
[22107]9. Supervisor's coments (continued)
[22108]3, If he had teen looking for me, it could be
[22109]that he has been asked to step in where val failed.
[22110]That is, as an Amarican friend, I never invited val
[22111]‘to my home. He never met other Americans through
[22112]ma, Note, however, that he never invited me to his
[22113]home either--though he did invite us frequently to
[22114]various events which were under the auspices of the
[22115]Soviet embassy. Ke did net but rarely acecpt, One
[22116]such-occasion was the Moscow circus. ;
[22118]a 4, If he had been looking for me, it could be
[22119]that he wants to assure his accaptance by our tennis
[22120]group where Gloria Finto is a possible target. Oleg
[22121]has gotten to Gloria, but I, the American who is
[22122]somewhat and Sometimes hostile to soviets, might, be
[22123]considered a stumbling block. Perhaps he, Oleg, will
[22124]try to reach all the other members of the group in-
[22125]dividually so that an invitation by Gloria to one of
[22126]our functions will meet with general acceptances
[22128]SCENARIO OF CONTACT |
[22129]Y arrived about 0900 and took an instructors ,
[22131]About 0950 Oley arrived to play with and in-
[22132]structor on the adjoining court. He made no effort to
[22133]greet me. He had been pointed out to me py val, but
[22134]ZI had not been pointed out to him do my knowledgea-~7
[22135]though it is certain that Oleg and jval must have
[22136]discussed the "players" in their"gamé" and counted
[22137]me as possibly on tho other. team. That is, I am sure:
[22138]that Val has pointed. me out to Oleg, but Oleg would .
[22139]not have wanted to acknowledge this.
[22141].
[22143]At 1000 my hour was up and I told my instructor
[22144]I was through--I did not want to continue for another
[22145]hour. As I was paying my instructor I noticed that
[22146]Oleg was paying his. It is very unusual and possibly
[22147]even bad form to take an instructor for less than
[22148]half-an-hour. I am suggesting that he wanted to be
[22149]free to contrive an accidental meeting with me.
[22151]I set a course for one of the several gates
[22152]from the courts we were using, I could see that Oleg
[22153]had headed for the same gate (this could have been
[22154]perfectly natural) and at a speed which after some
[22155]thirty yards would bring him to the gate at the same
[22156]moment as I (this was not entirely natural).
[22158]Since I had an excuse to greet hin, having had
[22159]him pointed out in front of Peoe Pinto the preceding
[22160]week, I did so, I xakxn said Good Morning and asked
[22161]4f Kal were here. Ha looked very pleased {I kthoughs
[22162]possibly relieved) when I took the initiative and
[22164]recognized him.
[22167]14-0000
[22169]47?
[22171]. \
[22172]Oleg said that val had not, arrived ¢s far as
[22173]Je knew. I said I bad been training to get ready for
[22174]Val. I .wauted my revenge for last weeXes
[22175]oo Oleg seamed amused by this and immediately asked
[22176]4£ I would like to play with him since Val was not
[22177]here. I agreed. We found &@ court and played for about
[22179]_ one hour. Olgg won 6-3, 6-4.
[22180]Oleg is very athletic in appearance and. played
[22181]oar : and excellent game for someone who hs played for -
[22182]” ; ee only two years (if this is true). He has enorrous .
[22183]me “yn muscular thighs. It escapes me what sport would’
[22185]produce this, other than weightiifting. Neightlifting
[22186]ee AN is out since his upper torso, though muscular, is far
[22187]° i} gh less developed.than his legs. Basxetbal} ‘does not seen
[22189]. likely to produce his particular kind of development.
[22191]-
[22193]Ow :
[22194]Oleg is pleasant. Speaks excellent Spanish. Has
[22196]not made any political comments (yet!). Seems more
[22198]Antelligent, but less extroverted than Val.
[22203], Oleg asked if I were with the American Bmbassy.
[22204]I answered"no, I have my own business", It was then
[22205]that he asked if I. knoew another "Bill" who is in
[22206]private business ala who £= has an army rank, Oleg
[22207]khounghemayoxs thought the other person was a ma jor.’
[22211]nee ya Medel Bw ew obi
[22213]I left at this point. Oleg stayed on to play
[22214]some pore. My wife could not see him and it is not
[22215]therefore, known with whom or how. much longet Oleg
[22216]did play. Val was not Seen during the course of the
[22217]mornings The Pintos are in San Francisco.
[22219]pane ni penne cme emer sateen ee
[22221]oe. i
[22223]cane ne a eran ee rte
[22226]“37%
[22230]to spot a girl or girls who lived in the hotel and appeared to be working
[22232]sf) Sn
[22233]Sef Jo . : .
[22234]or, ; , September 11, 1969
[22235]S4 (¢ ust
[22236]Contact Report
[22237]Subject: Jimny SABORI (P-13,830)
[22238]Pate. of Heet; Sept 10 et Eaztorns-Lnfragua at 1700 ‘ire
[22242]a. Prearranged meet and § care 10 min early.
[22243]‘NEXT MEET; Friday Sept 12 ‘at Chez Rene at. 2000 hre.
[22244]2. ° Instead of receiving the Agency contract from the Hoon valley. Corp.
[22246]Dallas, Texae, he received a hone call (his phone was connocted) on - ma
[22248]Sept 10 in the norning and was requeoted to sign the contract immediately
[22249]and return it by registered mail, The caller (Leater Haechee) told S that —
[22250]thé contract wan nailed "Registered-Return Receipt" on Kon Sept88 “". S con-
[22251]cluded that he expected receiving it on Sept 11, but more ‘likely on Sept. 12.:
[22253]i
[22254]3. ‘$ wea Gisappointea because he counted on shoving the contract to |
[22255]AEDTEHARD. that evening end the atsence of the contract will necessitate. |
[22256]another meet with A when the contract errives. FERNALD repeated to 5 that {
[22257]he needed a Xerox copy of the sexe and decided to meet with S on Sept 12 !
[22258]to debrief him on his meet with A and get a copy of the contract. : |
[22259]|
[22260]t
[22261]i
[22262]1
[22265]4 § will not have much to report to A whee he: ‘meets -hiu that evening. : ~
[22266]S went to the Hotel Geneve where a friend of his used to be & manager and
[22267]was disenchanted when he found out that he no longer “worked there, The nev
[22268]“manager did not want to show him the ‘register of. guests and hia attempt
[22270]bore no results, because o11 he was able to see or. exchange few words were
[22272]tourists. S spoxe to TANG by phone to inform hin that the Luau manager. _
[22273]wanted to check with the embessy on tne size of the. aa he wae to place
[22274]in the monthly HISSION. TANG stated that he would : ‘take eere of that and
[22275]he remingéed $ that WANG wanted to see the article before it was printed,
[22276]Other, than to capitalize on the info that Eche varria’ would be the next
[22277]President of Hexico and speak about the platine nm deel! § had practically
[22279]nothing to report. ; 7
[22281]5. F repeated the inatruction he gave S on Sept, 8 with regard ‘to
[22283]etalling IS activities with A and as far ay tne platinun deal wae concerned
[22284]AFefwill deternine our attitude.
[22286]4t was mado clear that hio fair rad squ
[22291]ON 72
[22293]14-0000
[22295]a
[22300]'
[22301]i
[22303]Ti alle, FS a
[22306]Sans
[22308]a
[22314]rs
[22316]vat
[22319]bidseD
[22321]don
[22323]ielrete
[22325]t
[22328]fe
[22330]“3
[22332]wee
[22336]1
[22338]t eeemnreee sell
[22342]4.00000
[22346]. Oe a — or * a
[22347]a a a ae _
[22349]_ Sys oe re
[22351]a . Bes FL. : a
[22353]September 9, 1969
[22355]Contact Report :
[22356]Subject: Jimmy SABORI (Pa13, 830)
[22357]Date of Meet: Sept 8 at Cex Rene at 1400 Hre
[22359]1. The meet was prearranged and S came on time. The meet lasted .
[22361]about 3 hours.
[22362]NEXT MEET: sept 10 at 1700 bre at SAMBORNS-La fragua af §
[22364]does not raqueat ‘to see mo earlier,
[22366]2e st was edvised by phone from Dallas, Texas, that the Boon valley
[22367]Corporation waw able to meet the Sov requirements ooncerning the platious
[22369]. deal and that they mailed on Sat Sept 6 a contract (agency contract) to
[22371]s which enadles him to: purchase 10 ounces of platinus per month from the
[22372]Sov selier ( an export company ). According to the same phone ‘meseage
[22373]the contraot provides for a USE3.00 commission per ounce.
[22375]3. 5 hopes to receive the contract vefore he weets with AEDIBYASD
[22377]on Sept 10 at 2000 hrs. On his own intiative S decided that he would
[22379]went to show the contract to FERNALD before taking it to A. That was the
[22380]reason for arranging another meet with F before the scheduled meet with
[22381]Ae .
[22383]4. The generous commission provided for > by the contract enables
[22385]8 to offer to A US$1.00 per ounce. Even if the minimum required by Sovs
[22386]ie purcheed a*..- commission per of. would etill net 320.000.-, according
[22387]to 5 entiaatoe. 8 _antioipates that the purcheses would go above the
[22388]required pinisun, B was taking in.coneideration the possibility that
[22390]2
[22392]A would not want to accept any oommission.ama Therefore, 3 came up wifh
[22394]a scheme ty whiteh there would be a bank account for A and the money would
[22396]be bio, whether he wanted it or not, er better said , it would be up
[22397]to hip  Yeoide when he wanted to uso it. .
[22398]s. At thie point it say be pentioned that apart of the faot whether
[22400]the Fove. would wast to close the platinum deal the entire shove peationed
[22401]account 10 etrietly & interpretation of what be wae told over the paere
[22403]14.90000
[22405]38!
[22407]SiS BRN Ei ety Ga go
[22409]B)
[22410]3
[22412]|
[22414]| ana only the copy of the Moon Valley Agenoy Contrat with 8 will olarify “
[22416]/ many questions ona would like to agk right now. Nevertheless, it appeara.
[22417]| to be Brobable that aa Agency Sobtrast was Promised to S..
[22419]|
[22423]i
[22425]I
[22427]6. _ In spite of the fact that at the tine of thie writing. ‘one ean.
[22428]deal only: with wife", it ie worthwhile mentioning that 8 believes that
[22429]A would ‘like to facilitate S to get the deal, because in that case § would
[22430]| be on one hand morally obliged to him and on the other S would had
[22431]; sollected a nice eum of money. In turn thie would make A feel that he —
[22432]i obtained a sstisfeetory control factor over S and the rest is quite ob-
[22433]i vious. Other than reoccurring to methode which are quite rarely used gainst
[22434]people: ‘ao 8, we in a situation of a very inconfortabie apectator left with
[22435]! a hope or @ which that ‘A might go for the commission.
[22437]Te. ‘As far as §*willingnesa to give to A the attractive chunk of -
[22438]| money 4s concerned he ia doing it for a double purpose: to please us
[22439](indirect protectioa of his interest) snd to protect his intersst directly
[22440]by assuring AB wiilingness to help him in getting the deal.
[22441]8. ~- Although, our situation is not pleasant ( if tke deal is to
[22442]materialize) we are not helpless onlookers.’ § mentioned that if it comes
[22443]| to closing of the deal he will have to travel to Surich, Switzerland, and
[22444]| for that, he needa a passport. How such § is avare of our control positiion ; am
[22445]r ( by enabling his to get a pessport fast or dragging ite granting) ean be |
[22446]| best Lllustrated by the fact that he told P that he vould certainly put
[22447]i aeide a worthwhile aun for F. Néedless to mention that F gave him a tearm
[22448]| darn good lecture whanxhexesxtionya when he made his silly statement.
[22449]| Willy-willy P was obliged to turn weakness into stregth and 8 understood
[22450]i that he could as well forget avout the deal ( if it comes his way ) if
[22451]i he would not play it fair and equere with us.. ;
[22452]oe S brought up quite reasonably the question that A would most Likely
[22453]pat pressure on him to got producing along the linee of assignesnta against |
[22454]the US Embassy ana os‘the first thing the question of obtaining the
[22455]Eabsesy phone direstory would be thrown in & lap.
[22456]“} 10. °F told § that because of the new developzent in the platinun
[22457]business F will allow & to follow Am instruction tm ae to how to go about
[22458]getting the directory. F told his to go ahead and look up all the USIS
[22461]a a or tert
[22465]giris he oan: find in the Hotel Geneve and report to A his findings. PF point-
[22467]“ed ¢ Oud that we demand fron hin to stall as much 48. possible. on § remark
[22468]that. he “should ‘have something to report to A when he secs him on Sept. 10
[22469]FP commented that he will have no objection that & report his. findings.
[22471]11. -$ really stalled all he was able in connection with the Chinese
[22472]Embassy: he did not go there at ail, because he atill did not obtain the
[22474]. ad from the restaurant Luau,
[22476]12. After’ the above conv 8 completed the PAQ, which is attached
[22477]hereto, => ; ae .
[22478]13. "sg foia'F ‘that his. home phone was disconnected because he did not
[22480], have. poney to pay the bill of MN 632.- Thie happened at unconveniont tine
[22482]because the Moon Valley from Dalles, Texas, was not able to reach him and
[22483]they were obliged to contact hin through a friend mg of hia. F anticipated
[22484]that S would in one or the other way be.asking for money and he had with
[22485]hin a filled receipt for MH500.— whioh'be gave him . F implied that he
[22486]would give hin s couple hundred pesos more at his earliest convenience.
[22488]4... Then, 8 spoke about the presidential race and stated that
[22489]‘thé Gobernacion Seore tary. Echevarria would be the PRI official candidate
[22491]“and that the public announcement to that affect would be made on. sept 19.
[22493]F phoned thie info to ARCHBOLD. See Attachment. -
[22495]' PHRernald.
[22501]«SY, SECRET
[22502]| /
[22504]MEMORANDUM FOR THE. REOCRD
[22508]SUBJECT Recent and Proposed Contact Between LIREALM*1 and AEDIEHARD
[22510]6 September 1969
[22512]1. : At the 5 September 1969 meeting between LIREALM-1 and Andrew £. : ae
[22514]PELLEMENT, the folloting information was received from and discussed with ~~
[22517]t
[22519]incident where AEDJEHARD approached LIREALM-1 with an offer to pay LIREAMM-1) Av. ¢
[22521]. . B) ah
[22522]toe . J afer “ BY .
[22523]‘a, QBLYREALM-1, following Station advice Sekkectaa the the recent een OAR
[22525]for any information he could obtain from tha U.S, Embassy, has avoided . ey 4 1
[22526]contact with AEDIERARD at the French Club. LIREALM-1's wife, an almost pw? mr
[22527]daily visitor to the Club, has been asked by LIREALM"1 to note AEDIEHARD's- ods v
[22528]activities and associates and report anything.interesting to LIREALM*1,. 0 W/W ait Oa YY
[22530]i
[22532]b. Mrs. LIREALM recently told LIREALM-1 that for a number of Mee Pain|
[22533]eonsecutive Saturdays; AEDIEHARD had brought a young lady, whom MRsa LIREALM qe
[22534]: y Mrs. LIRSALM did not attempt
[22536]thinks co be German, to the Club as his guest.
[22537]to determine the identity of the female, but reported the information to
[22539]her husband. She has noted no other items of interest in AEDIEHARD ‘a : ,
[22540]pattern ef attivities at the Club. He has not seemed to single out any . ye
[22541]individual as 2 tennis partner, nor is be frequently seen socializing with . \
[22542]anyone in particular while at the Club. , oe . a) i" «
[22543]« 1
[22545]Mm ws we .
[22547]_ 2, LIREALM+1 was advised that the Station had learned that, AEDIEHARD \\V\, a” 4
[22548]will not return co MHHARSH immedistezy as originally thought, but he will W"qaH"
[22549]‘probably regain in Mexico for another five months. LIREALM*] was told that
[22550]thie information was: dot yet public knowledge, but the Station would like
[22551]LIREALM=1 to confirm this if possible, This led ta a general discussion of
[22552]LIREALM*1's association with AEDIEHARD since the recent incident, LIREALM*1
[22553]was instructed that it was not the ‘Station's wish that he avoid contact with
[22554]AEDIEHARD, ‘but rather that he not single out AEDIEHARD for special attention
[22555]or closely court his friendship. It ia the writer's opiaion that 4 eufficlent
[22556]_ time has elapsed. since the laat incident for LIREALM“1 to again renew some
[22557]associstion with AEDIEHARD, and a particulsrly opportune chance to do £0 is.
[22558]available: LIREALM-1 and AEDIEHARD both belong (as has previousi:y been reported)
[22559]to a group of teanis enthusiasts at the Club who take Curns entertaining each
[22560]other in their howes, To date, all the members of this group have given parties
[22561]except LIREALM"2. Mrs. LIREALM, following theincident and thinking that AEDIEHARD
[22562]was soon to depart, has stated that she ‘id not want to have AZDIEHARD in her
[22563]heae since he represents a governuent 90 opposed to the principles of her govern~
[22564]ment, etc, Based oa ASDIERAPD's extension in Mexico and the fact thet the LIRZALH's
[22565]owe their friends a party, LIREALM was inetructed to plan a party for the group
[22566]and to include AEDIEHARD and his wife tn the group invited, At the party, —
[22567]LIREALN-L should not focus an undue smount of attention on AEDIENARD, but should
[22568]take advantage of the opportunity to renew their general friendship and let the
[22569]matter, more or less, take its own head from there, As a first step in this
[22570]general direction, LIREALM*1 plans to yo to the Club over the weekdnd of 6°7
[22571]Septesber ac tievs vhea AEDIZHARD wouelly playa tennis to at leaat say hello.
[22573]sSecRET
[22575]2: P~ HM, Ne
[22578]1 °384
[22582]z
[22585]a
[22588]x
[22590]Pte ate
[22592]Tat ga eeonae
[22594]SECRET
[22595]3. A second reason why hoth LIREAMN-1 and his wife plan to go to the
[22597]Club ts to sae if they can identify the new "girl-friend™ of AEDIEHARD..
[22598]LIREALM-1 saya he almost always carries his camera with him when he goes to
[22600]‘the club and frequently takes pictures of his wife and thelr friends, Under
[22601]“this pretext, he will try and take a. picture of the girl frtend if the oppor-
[22602]_ tunity presents itself where L€ will not come to the attention of AEDIEHARD.
[22604]4. LIREALM-1 fe prepating a written teport ia aome greater datail
[22606]_concérning AEDIEHARD and ‘his relationship with him since. the incijent. He ~
[22607]- will ahao attempt to see if his can get any more details about the girl fri-
[22609]end from his wife.
[22611]5. The substance of the sbove including the idea for the party has .
[22612]been verbally reported to C/SB and he is in accord with the plea for the party,
[22613]which will be, at least in part, paid for out of Station funds.
[22615]SECRET
[22617]site . 2 Ect} Civ
[22619]4 Date/noxt mtg.
[22621]: : . i
[22623]Site
[22624]"5, Administrative So ‘
[22626]6. ‘Instructions to salesman . oe ay:
[22627]More DeTAres. Te BE. OBMME?P?
[22628]NAME EF | PrewvVvVncs ETe. |
[22631]| 7, Report by salesman ok
[22632]fe VaL wes Seen Aenid. Wit ; :
[22633]THE GIRL pregumneD SP BE
[22635]— Geeansn. - a a
[22637]a
[22639]8. Competition
[22641]9. Supervisor's comments . a
[22642]" Mes, GE Pes PELU FNS Moe
[22644]NOT
[22645]ecco n even y Oven ENT ALD, Sorts ©
[22647]a
[22648]1
[22650]F Ne ar Vee SuT, Rxtor ww Care "2
[22651]: Teen et
[22653]SS PTTQITION ss 1 Coutncis wre ROIS a
[22654]\ : Qyvawnry , 2. Oreerd Sovieis NEL Press 49
[22655]Vee, BS. Uyjusurr ae Sete sry vhs weg
[22657]. . : weno - Leen) eee ©
[22658]Z a co hyd OR ENE DURST re ed CR ee ee Se OC) ao
[22659]eae remereetinnctnne sc TEEPE “ .
[22661]| Dain / Rey VY Weey
[22663].
[22664]: Brey byt Tew’ Gee p
[22665]1, Saleumn | Age ht Ole ' hou,
[22666]2. ‘Supervisor Je chal Ueber eg § a
[22668]3. Date/meeting > “AAG “ .
[22669]site Cane ee bey
[22671]4. Date/next mtg.
[22672]site
[22674]5, Administrative. |
[22675]i]
[22677]j
[22679]sees ISS det th canene earl a Ee eee ao
[22681]65. Instructions to salesman _ oo : - . oe
[22682]* a Report by salesman , ; 1) ae .
[22683]ral) - Meg. Daw Penacel wep an! x NWI &
[22684]CARE WM ome re AEE, INELLIVAL,
[22686]os PoACe Bh & ( eee
[22687]7 Sore . tavat’y SiteQun PEwsane bz Qe ©
[22689]a
[22693]ep mbUTE Tele. THis
[22695]orArwweep VD rere hy rade: | AS- ores os
[22696]» Qs We akeenNus MB shee Hetd, boa essen |
[22697]7 ete NE SEPRERSOO [VOLE “TH Go
[22698]| Na SenvET SoppowT OF THe MEF Coue-.
[22700]ao - -«
[22701]. ¢ . G CEantT, .
[22702]oo q : . 8. Competition —
[22704]Gabi mvs LLI& GNIS
[22706]9. Supervisor's comments
[22707]“ herer wat “Tee i wo |
[22708]Rose, Logit - vs PW WEN ENC ou je |
[22709]“AV © WR iGku > a wee Me Gh “T2 Ke a
[22710]AG "thes Ta arey A Qe enya, Grou |
[22711]. the rear eA.
[22713], - . . a
[22714]Lee: Ser pe oU S. Cou ye : :
[22715]oN Qvep ks hy
[22717]vty Peaelcin, Bose WD Ga x
[22720]all
[22722]Ge
[22725]a
[22727]3
[22729]PRODUCT SALES REPOR
[22731]lactate
[22733]Ubile fe
[22735]1. Salesman
[22736]2.
[22737]3.
[22739]Supervisor
[22741]Site
[22742]4. Dato/next megs
[22744]. Site
[22745].5, Administrative ~~
[22747]Instructions to salesman
[22749]on
[22751]7. Report by salesman
[22752]» (ucee Ce
[22753]Corwrro
[22754]p New  7oRE
[22755]ae ris Eny GU
[22759]8. Competition
[22761]9. ore commants
[22762]Cree fae
[22763]U us : “Tins
[22767]i ‘e
[22771]ee wer € C4) Cans rs _—
[22773]Ave fails
[22774]10 SENG [LOL
[22776]i “hy
[22777]Feeuw,
[22779]TByanS cen hia, @ Gof des ge),
[22781]_[ feoi-
[22783]Pa
[22785]A nac4
[22787]: We
[22789]Dap
[22791]ty *.
[22793]Nw Ocho 1%en2. ‘Ts booking
[22794]OA u ed
[22796]BilugineG vP Wh
[22799]{S
[22800]Eo ye.
[22802]Te
[22804]Cy eS Wool hag FPP
[22805]ce . .
[22806]~ rs ”? EY)
[22808])
[22812]Mey GP Ser mo GeonspS  preicn ce
[22814]VVae Corry pny 44 Gre pacer a.
[22817]PROMUCT § anil 7 Du eh HIT: LIX “694 .
[22818]1, Salesman tees Chit) seven oo
[22819]2. Supervisor Ty ead :
[22820]3, Date/mecting vA i x -69.- IISe a. 4
[22821]Sita . Kite Rec ower ; = i
[22822]- 4 Pate/next mtg. aa ~_
[22823]“Site. —_
[22824]5. Administrative a OO tae.
[22825]~ eo. ; _— . t
[22827]6. Instructions to salesman -
[22831]7 Report by salesman
[22834]Auxiuurice yee Type Di pnrewe, ae Ay ! vSDe
[22836]als lena + NAAT TIC. Menge Weare.
[22838]Girne OF Rweiy Vine Vora,
[22839]luas Sec Pomyime & [econ Frere
[22840]Fh Roo wofyenc PEELE, Ui Kipper
[22841]Vacentip Su SY PP Lee 5 dye’ "of poate
[22843]Recon nine cA) a Mee Pe Clee
[22845]8. Competi tion
[22848]a
[22850]9. Supervisor! 8 comments
[22852]G APpEVES Why; Cen Ved See e |
[22854]perc pire Ie Ovbeous  preycrde ce vee
[22856]: : LRN Ee ET OTM RN NO
[22857]<A LCL EEN LOE SF Ae et BORNE TNE .
[22859]y
[22860]4 *
[22862]- PRODUCT _SALES REpoRt
[22866]Salesman harzens Ecu LH - Huseatts
[22867]Supervisor Dies. Gorm _ fees EVIJErS .
[22868]pate/macting 4-Te- G4. Am.
[22870]‘sito Geese Ceve
[22874]PEGG yg,
[22875]. w wn, |
[22877]Ch Ve a. 9.
[22878]\e") of
[22879]eh
[22881]A
[22882]Lee" tb wy
[22884]-Gmce, The
[22886]pe iS ProSasry
[22888]og S ph Tomes On Sonor.
[22890]LYN.
[22894]Site —
[22896]—_— |
[22897]6. Instructions to salesman
[22898]7. Report by salesman :
[22899]Kaen + were RYSGANS ae € Hen -
[22900](he x:co ABD.UT SK Montes: ''Go “Ove ;
[22901]2 «Hus -
[22903]Live in Loink s.
[22905]BAND - tS ww
[22906]the iS hot INS TMH ov gigiaA Lost
[22907]Sue 1S A class “A! " TENMNAS puryer.
[22909]Wel
[22910]tle WAS.
[22912]PLY ING witt Gor bow
[22914]Competition
[22916]Supervisor's comments . :
[22918]Tr <n Covupre courtd AE |
[22920]Varce NTI yOeoH oS Vane Ss +
[22921]Rue cLASS Ne"
[22923]Prey
[22925]THE ‘EDvEAT TrON De pv.
[22927]retina mie
[22929]14-0000
[22931]PROD "T SALES REPORT can /
[22933]Dope i TEM AG LOU /P
[22935]1. Salesman
[22937]Re oes .
[22938]2. Supervisor SG tiae Eat tae ci
[22940]3, pate/meeting %_ 1% -4")°
[22942]; . ‘Site Leen
[22944]é 4. Date/next mtg. oo
[22946]i site ; : i -
[22948]3 a j tL - 2
[22950]5. Aeministrative wae
[22952]LR tet ap OB
[22954]6. Instructions to salesman
[22956]Cc
[22958]. h 7. Report by salesman a ,
[22959]a Renee Mtg : Baw Fenncet (ee ypoa nil DAVIN G- Y
[22960]: D» _ c 7 one ef. per (uel UA
[22962]DY ais va fancy Snravon Pawson’
[22964]munci;eGNers “we aye ThE ‘ Taswid as
[22965]DLeyp DW pea Woe AS -CaxeG OS :
[22966]Loan nige ‘AS TLE rave, ‘Loe peBSONS _
[22967][hs SKple>soo [VEO The FOO . :
[22968]Sov €7 Sop POUT OF THE Vier CauG—
[22971]G ; ; 8. Competition
[22973]LON
[22975]9. Supervisor's comments
[22977]REND Lor LS = .
[22978]red! AV: Capi (eeu Ye Rees OK je» XN VRETY
[22979]P-ytt a th Fines BR RE ENAL - Goer
[22980]oem he es picy au §, Ov Sera ens
[22982]1G U2, f ate: a
[22983]! (ye vt Ved iwciny @YOsav "AD (4 KEN EQUEP fOr
[22985]at wre 8 Ve
[22986]RENEE vit.
[22989].
[22990]“~¢
[22993]Neen Te ' Wee Pees Cote
[22996]\ “> | eo le
[22997]aa" ae re YY
[22999]Cae Suh . . Septerber 4, 1969
[23000]’ Si Nee kee Ap
[23002]. Contec’ Perort . CuELA yt a
[23003]. Subject: LIOVAL-1 (¥-S903) : a a —_
[23005]Tate of Mect: Sert 4 ot Hoyo 19 Rest at 1340 Hrs.
[23007]mo oo. The meet was yrearranged. - ~ .
[23008]Yext meet: Sert 11 at the: sane Flsece at 1330 hrs...
[23010]2. During the langurse class on lon Sert 1 LYBACOY told Tel that
[23011]he had a lunch with AEDIEHAND on Aug 29 and on that occasion A ac ert-
[23012]i ted to come to, :IBACOK~Is house for dinner on Sept 15 about 19C0 93)
[23013]o ! hours. TTRACO)"-1 ndded thet Yurdy CHEE YS (F-1,64a)rowld mek wise
[23014]- j ettend the dinner. : . ;
[23015]. | 3. LIBACOI-1 told L-1 thet he wanteé to invitd*To the sare dinner Cees ee cee
[23017]T-~1 with wife, hrs, REX and Odil, but his: wife refused to heve nore. - ;
[23020]a
[23022]‘.
[23023]S
[23024]oS
[23026]; guests than the to Sov couples, because they did not have
[23027]ver ece and coulé not. afford to srend the anownt money the additional
[23028]mutber of guests would cost. He went on to state that even this wey
[23029]he wos in a auite emborrascing situation becoevse he Wovld not have
[23030]money to buy more then a dott tle of Castillo rm. : : . . so a
[23032]ae rH thanked BIBLCO!-1 for thinking of hin ond odded thet he would
[23033]' . . !
[23035]me / _ not heve been able to cox: ‘cc for dinner that evening because he had to
[23036]give e eless which he wes not able to) cencel. LIRACOT-—1 felt releeved, ;
[23037]but he arreazed to be very. nervous. Tl cdéed, es smxaxrrk an afterthoucht
[23038]thet he would bring to TIBACON '-i a bottle of wisky, vecause his friend.
[23039]21+ Cetevio fron Hatenoras :; a : sel neduled to core to town before Sert. 15
[23040]Ps 1 oné he usiel Er brincs hin o ecourle of bottles of wiskey ; if not sooner
[23042]s?
[23044]ce
[23046]s
[23048]. ta
[23049]ua T-l was certein that Cetevie vould call on hin Sert 14 or 15 the
[23050]. A Intest end in that ease Tel. could hend the bottle to LIRACON-1 on the
[23051]""  ""- Vevening of the rarty at 2100~ 2130 hrs. LIPACOY-L felt thet this
[23052]“would be prent and that ra could remmin with his guests for a drinix.
[23053]5. rH the nbove mentioned “gov velorzents meée it
[23054]vanecescary for co: the cirmie of actkins: to have his classe
[23055]at ITRACOT-ls riree. Purtier, TITACO Vel tolé TH) that he hed aslced
[23057]ponife T-l hed roavested, bus A eid rot trou
[23058]stock and if there were ary he would bring it
[23060]/ASEDIENAED for the fishin
[23061]whether they he. them on
[23068]to the cumner. : ; . - , : |
[23069]7 Ss.  * ITOVAI~1 fet ecertnin thet LIDACO! “ad Wes Very nervoue during thie
[23071]: eless end, esrecially, when he syole about his ne-t with) AGNITHARD Ana
[23072]the fox theoring Girner. He went to the vathroon é tines in en hour va io. |
[23074]®@ heif (he uscily goes twice when served the sére sy ount of liquor)
[23076]a _. This lecd I-l to srecwlate that there might te something fishy in ®
[23077]so. 6Commeetion with the, dinner, including the yoscibility thet ASDTENADD
[23078]~ requested to mect Iel-ct TITACOM-19 1. pleee and thet his wife sroited
[23080]the plans by. liritirgs the nuber of reorle.fo keer the natter fron
[23081]developing into wisht thinking I told I~l that it was possible that .-
[23082]| LIPACOr-1, felt inbvorrassed for not. being able to invite hin to the,
[23083]dirrer. L-l cormented that LIGACOr-1 hed no rensen to tell hin any~
[23084]os cs thing sbout the imicr and if he kept it to hinself thera vould had
[23085]"been no renson for enberre wssment, We, asreed thet there wes no reacon
[23086]a) Sreculnate, tut to weit and sec, Il stated thet his hores vent high.
[23087]becnuse TLIEACOM-1 told hin thet ASDIEW TARD Jum s tated that that his is deperture ; ne
[23088]WES yestroned and thet he 4id not comt on ‘leaving ‘before the end of
[23089]December '69. Difficulty in finding a suiteble sorlecenent ves given as
[23090]reason for rostronenent of derarture. ,
[23094]7. Requiroment: In view of the fact thet LIZACOr-1 is used te wr ad
[23095]see et I~ls rlace wisky which doed not heve the tex tags (stenys), room '
[23097]_- beesuse he normally rets his from Octevio ( 2 Customs ins reevor. in SM yie
[23098]: Katemoros), I-1 renuested that I supply hin a botele of wiskey which}
[23099]entered the country tex free. ( I~l usually hes the Old Far ),
[23101]“By _. For his persona use L-1 would like to borrow a John rath?
[23102]eatclome, the iscue velia after Aug 16,'69. — ; [ wt
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[23117]. wieites aft or the hour e Tot po doacus apt tr tls
[23118]tie-up. ne aati vo way early fo niet: we hla cife and ebfliond tohke
[23119]: then hate ent, therefore, acted if “sould continue our ms ting of /
[23120]. a later hour, seme doy. I hat no etjection so ve aged to ano’ at
[23121]Sinborn's, Ther * Reforma, an? arcened oloauhore from that noint. :
[23122]sO 2, Subfec: did not pre> re ony rottina for ve re his meting sdth,
[23123]-- + 104 ag Thad reyested but aetired-me thet ha reeslled ik vi diy.
[23124]then procecied to deceribe Lt to re witaont any prommtins-by
[23125]Ponle
[23126]i st net L0G at the seca del safueto, 166 Liver ol, at
[23127]i az, as had been ervenzed, They sh aged fn the restairant:
[23128]H f el: OO minntes. LO) agve! Suhf if ha hod seen any of ats 7 o
[23129]arfean friends lot ant Sus recited that he had seen John: ant we
[23130]i an . Fext in the usual mnrer, £29, 29 ¢tndqts, LOZ tered tae .o dnton
[23131]| ae . that Subi was hain: tourrasnded't by anig amt didn't Sud fesl the sane
[23132]ee way. Subd denied that thic wee so, at leest as far as he wes concarmnad, :
[23133]but if LO} fe't that some of tre peo. le were ipntenticence® teres, Ne,
[23134]| ; ‘the Subs certuinly did nos feel that wa ass i Sub uow he
[23135]was fix.d finanelally aa’ the lets 4 3
[23136]: On Baab Surk could have
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[23141]4 Ptoullies. ‘wen askdd by Sub!., 163 of ares ; J
[23142]i ining tah Yue have ualtrid bed funds Cor Sig soot -
[23143]4 . : Subdess did: apy coi diners, and satd that a fallow :
[23144]i. “ woul hate to aceert any neney for sich 2 favors ". Lor insis ra
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[23154]i 19th was a partie: : sea a ate, at having foszgotbea thst &
[23155]i : bob. @h LCG and sce tf h- seiki-
[23156]y~:; he Subject told re that MERo0TS
[23157]j | that, LOD sted bo recruit nin
[23158]: SF Ma2e 3 dG ratuged, TEAGIEG nede a
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[23190]i 2 Josey, ia : audll wa tom ahont Wi ost nor veeest
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[23247]‘ LOGINOV, Valentin Sergeyevich
[23248]; OFficfal Function: Third Secretary (Consul)
[23252]List of Soviets in Nextco passed out to all Case Officers on 27 Aug69
[23254]Wife: Aleksandra Dattriyevna
[23256]Residence: Ignacio Esteva 21-2 (Tacubaya)
[23257]Car: 31 DG (69 Green Chevie Chevelle)
[23258]Intel Status: Known KGB .
[23260]Tour in Kexfeo: Aug 1965 -
[23262]"Clubs: Corisular Assocassior, Seench Club
[23264]‘aceusing hin.
[23265]‘for au Embassy phone book and info re American
[23267]Ua is primarily targetted against Americans at
[23268]the US Fmbassy and specifically RVROCK. Ho
[23269]fa a ladica man who cultivates American women.
[23270]He ig “an extremely active and skilled intel
[23271]officer who deliberately nceedics US citizens
[23272]whon he believes to be RVROCK. ‘Attenpted an
[23273]open recruitment pitch to LIREALM-1 aftor so
[23274]Yas recently levied requfrements
[23276]female Embassy employees. Additionally has
[23277]recently requested an agent to cultivate a
[23278]Chinesa Embassy exployee from whom he wants
[23279]{nfo re relations between Soviets and National
[23280]Chinese against the Chicoms. LOGINOY is
[23282]scheduled to leave Mexico RCS fa mid-Octoder.
[23283]Avid tennis player; has wide ranga of Mexican
[23284]and third national contacts.
[23286]wot
[23288]mae mies og Sd
[23292]feet were et ene ot
[23296]Som meet we muetteen cn Sat
[23298](2. | I, Vis
[23300]Se METm getS ant e e aetie po RENEE, LPOG Rat tata noe
[23302]Contact reports, etc., forwarded from the field.
[23304]TO reenactment RRR ie cnnenrn sere tary tds ae
[23306]erp eA Et ES i SEAT Engh Fata:
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[23315]14-0000
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[23319]& ye A Ae
[23321]Dear Valya,
[23323]’ Several times.I got ready to write, bu
[23325]and BECHIPORENKO’ triod to help mae
[23327]“want to mova to Spaine
[23328]on the other band, with the knowledge of Languages, one can cam
[23330]Transiated dys Node
[23332]USSR, Moscow . .
[23333]: Ont 7 Nove 70 —
[23335]Ministry of Foreign Affaics,
[23336]Consular Section,
[23338]Valentin LOGINOV
[23342]a
[23344]Mexico, 2 Nove: 1970
[23346](, amu )
[23348]Ie.doesn’t seem to ba true, but it is. 1 amwiting a letter ((to you)).
[23350]t couldn'c because of aither laziness
[23352]or too much works
[23354]One and a half years have gona by since you left. Uy wife and I remember
[23356]you often, more so, because there are practically all new and soma very serious
[23358]faces in the Exbassy (nH). I went to the reception on the Red Aruy Day, but ;
[23360]since I didn't have ‘an invitation, they didnte let me in, even though CHERNYSH
[23362]As you seé, my brother, times change, In
[23364]our days, i.e. when you were here, everything was simpler and I would say even :
[23366]‘payers a
[23368]Welly enough of complaining. 1°11 now turn to the news, The most important
[23370]news, at least foc may is that Tege is expecting.
[23372]"Parisien package" approximately in Februarye It would be nice to have a son,
[23374]since we are not going to produce more children.
[23376]would be nice. I will feel as though I am in a harem.
[23378]I am studying English and French seriously. In 203 years my wife and Li: : :
[23380]for 14 yearse
[23382]a botcer living ia
[23383]Lase year 21 million tourists visited Spain. One can make a good living rarough
[23384]touriem, and without much difficuley. ,
[23386]1 continua working in
[23388]buile o three-story dutldinge. Juan Luta's wife in also oxpecting thelr second :
[23390]child,
[23392]Ploase extend ove big bello to your wile, te remaxber her oftea.
[23393]boar
[23394]a wry alco and hied vito. booking torverd to/your nsvo, wa eabreco yous
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[23403]We are waiting for the oi.
[23405]put if it is @ girl, that too + Lae
[23407]I:have had enough of Mexico. I have been Living hore ‘|
[23409]Spatns You know yourself that life is much happier in Europes
[23411]the Institute, Wo bought 2 good lot oa Rin sereet! and !
[23413]You bave |
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[23630]and forward-to IP/ADB. :
[23632]2. Oestroy froht cover sheet, unless il records
[23633]significant action taken or commonts requir-
[23634]ing preservation.
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[23663]TO ALL AODRESSEES
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[23694]PROCESSING ACTION
[23696]BARKED FOE DCOENOEG
[23698]WO INDULIG EQUINE
[23699]OMY QUALIFIED Ot5K
[23700]CAM JUDGE INDEXING .
[23702]_ Chief, SB Division
[23704]Chief, European Division
[23706]Chief of Station, Bern (By =
[23708]REDTOP INBREED: Request for Photos and Bio Data
[23709]ACTA RLQUIR'D - RIFLRENGLS a . ,
[23711]MC ROFL
[23712]Sane natin Bis
[23714]Reference : ESBW-13096, 14 November 1972
[23716]1, As requested in Reference, Station queried INBREED as to
[23717]why they had inciuded Valentin Sergeyovich LOGINOV (201-02854112)
[23718]in their list of Soviets who had been PNG'd or expelled from
[23719]various countries in the past five years. .
[23721]_ 2: In INBREED's reply to our query, they stated that in the -
[23722]periodic "Das Beste" there was an extract from the Reader's Digest
[23723]of 1 January 1972,- of 4 bookatitled "Moscow's Attack on Mexico" by
[23725]John Barron, From this article it was learned that ‘the KGB cfficer
[23726]. LOGINOV met secretly with Mexican students at the time of the
[23727]student demonstrations in Mexico in 1968; In March 1971, when
[23728]five Soviet offteials were PNG'd from Mexico, it was believed that
[23729]Valentin Sergeyéevich LOGINOV was among those ousted, -
[23731]. . ‘ {
[23732]‘3, Upon learning that LOGINOV served in the Soviet Embassy
[23733]in Mexico City as Third Secretnry/Vice Counsel from August 1965
[23734]to Octoher 1969, INBREED has now advised the Station that LOGINOV's
[23735]name gam erroneously appeared in their list of Soviets who had
[23736]been PNG'd. ;
[23739]Ronda W. SCHWEERS
[23741]Distribution:
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[23757]LOGINOV, Valentin Sergeyevich | |
[23758]Born: 23 December 1927, Moscow.
[23759]Wife: Aleksandra dmitriyevna, born 20 August 1928, Moscow
[23760]Children: Two ; - 4 . te
[23761]LOGINOV was an Attache at the Soviet Embassy in
[23762]Havana from September 1960 to Septendér 1963. He was Third
[23763]Secretary/Vice Consul at the Embassy in Mexico City from
[23764]August 1965 to October 1969, replacing NECHIPORENKO, We
[23765]have no information to indicate he has ever been expelled
[23766]from a country. He accompanied a Soviet soccer team on a
[23768]Latin American tour as escort and interpreter December 1961.
[23770]Languages: Fluent Spanish and poor English
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[23793]TEXT OF EXTRACT (Alea cite doo. distribution, Disses. No., etc. ~ bf oppticadle)
[23795]“LOGENOVs VALENTIN mc
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[23805]: WHICH REQUESTS BLO DATA/PHOTOS OF SGVS PNGO
[23806]OR EXPELLED FROM VARIOUS COUNTRIES OURIAG '
[23808]LAST FIVE YAS
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[23814]i Ind¢eate Tha Subjoet, Project Or
[23816]/201 File io. In Which Tats
[23817]Form Is To Be Filed.
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[23836]: | SOVIET EMBASSY
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[23847]EXTRACT ANDO CROSS REFERENCE
[23849]__ DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION
[23850]Dats oF Doc, .
[23852]SOURCE INFORMATION
[23853]oF INFO, .
[23855]CvALUATION
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[23859]TEXT OF EXTRACT (Alaa cits doe. distribuelon, Disses. No..
[23862]R 7111230503 |
[23864]Ind leate The Subject, Project or
[23865]201 File No. In which This
[23866]Fors Ia To Bo Filed.
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[23889]4 ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[23891]INSTRUCTIONS
[23892]PRION TO FLING vee | oe TOACTION BRANCH
[23893]1, Filbin Sect 2. on back. Detach back flap ; :
[23894]and forward to RID I file no. and title shown are not proper,
[23895]. insert proper hle no. heluw and forward
[23897]2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records
[23898]sigmibcant achon taken ur comments requit- document to RID AN.
[23900]ing pronotvation.
[23901]FROM:
[23903]— ” THOPER FILE NO
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[23906]: TO: ALL ADDRESSEES
[23908]: 0 a “PILL IN SECTION 1 ON GACH. IF APPROPRIATE
[23909]CARROLY ED 6 “COMMENTS
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[23948]PROCESSING ACTION
[23950]Cc
[23952]hief of of ot Station, vex Mexico caty fo
[23954]C Forverding of PCQ on’ of PCQ on Valentin Sergz
[23960]_ Forwarded herewith is a completed PCQ in Spanish on
[23961]Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV. This PCQ was prepared by .
[23963]‘AEMIDRIFF and was turned in on 6 August 1970. The
[23965]Station is. not retaining a copy of this PCQq.
[23967]Qld a
[23969]Gye Hq. FARMILANT
[23971]Attachment:  .
[23972]PCQ Form - h/w.
[23974]Distribution:
[23975]Ce Chief, SB, ‘w/att
[23976]- Chief, WH, wofatt
[23978]i
[23980]_ [OPAC sreto A muNBTE
[23982]UMMA-29325 1C August 1970
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[23994]re .
[23996]oe 7 Antes de completar el siguiente Cuestionsrio para ivalver
[23997]! "7" |‘ a Personalidad, sirvase suplir la siguiente informacién acerca .
[24000]. - how , , an .
[24001]Baad "7 e0x0_¢/// Wactonaliaad bp
[24003]Antecedentes sociales-y culturales:, ome
[24005]gcon qué frecuencia ha observado usted al sujeto? . °.
[24007]Joa? ae roo sot
[24008]Leet Cine ob cr
[24010]” g Cudndo observ por: Witima vez al sujetot” : : i . i
[24012]OC dé Cilio, (PER
[24014]| yQué tipo de contacto tiene usted con 1? (trato directo, * eo
[24015].. _Fecepelones ofiestas en las embajadas, infon wo
[24018]nformantes,
[24020]lee yPuede usted Producir una muestra de la escritura del sujeto?
[24021]: 7 st Noi:
[24023]_| gFuede“usted suplir el nombre de alguna persona o los nombres ~*'
[24025]. de varius personas qué en su opinidn estén capacitadas para suniniss © ©
[24026]: '. trar informacién sobre el sujato? En otras palabras, personas con
[24028]' J . suficiente conociziento para completar al menos parte de esta - wot
[24029]H ao 4 cuestionarion, = ate
[24034]Hlaortim 0
[24036].
[24038]ppm escory . Die d8 SV
[24039]een OC SG BAD... ne . ‘
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[24043]2 RN ee ee
[24045]7 pe maton:
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[24049]+ TO ceemamewenrn enemas eR NR ES REND WARES:
[24051]yo
[24053]Toss CUESTIONARIO PARA EVAWWAR LA PERSONALI OAS
[24055]1 .
[24057]| .
[24059]‘ .
[24061]ot, I. ‘DESCRITC L0N
[24063]: . ‘ . i... In.residna gineral (Margue le deseripedén nfs pre; faday
[24065]2.02 Viria, atl ética, prdctico, de facil trate qockad
[24066]: (esmsechano) | : : ;
[24067](4 02- Viril, roousto, prdctico, cauto en eu trato sockal .
[24068](autoritario) . . Cet Fl ce eet
[24069]: - 1.03 Rando y afectivo pero socialnente agradavle y apto a :
[24070]; & . (ovens persona) : mae
[24071]I ce. Rando y afectivo, pero sociainen Mie cuuto ¥ taciturno
[24072](posible quejumbroso) ++“ ¢. fKle Pied
[24073]4005 Tsevlino, de aspecto agradable y profesional, :orial- | ~ ee | |
[24074]H : meate pulido (ejecutivo) _. - 7
[24075]2606 Austero, preciso y sistem{tico (trabajador aplicado) ,
[24076]1.07 Bducado, refinado, artfatico y socialmente pulido
[24077]1. (ciplomitico)
[24078]i —
[24079]: 1.08 sensible, intenso y ensimismado (tipo artista 0”
[24080]profesor distrafdo) : ,
[24082]Hinguna ce las: descripetones es adecuada. 7
[24083]Yo 20 describirfa en la siguiente forma: : ’ _—_ ;
[24085]vestide (Morgue la descripeida més apropiada)
[24087]: 2.01 Bien arreglado (elesante) /. / ad
[24089]4 Pe uimpio (oien cuidado) ( rete per efe? J. 7 / i
[24091]Po. 2.03 wei yente (pinucioso) ff - :
[24093]poo 2.05 Esperitrollado (remilgado) — :
[24095]ig 2. Indistinto (deagaroado) . .
[24097]tos 2.06 Poco arreglado (no acicalado) ‘
[24098], 2.07 Descuidade (indiferente): _w 4
[24101]4 . Yio
[24103]2.10.01
[24104]2.10.02
[24105]2.10.03
[24107]2.10.04
[24115]3.05 .
[24117]4.01.03
[24119]Mal pergetTado (ajedo)
[24120]Desolifads (chocante)
[24121]Modo de vestir
[24123]De acterdo con sus antecedentes culturales
[24125]Cosmopolita
[24126]Pasadc ce moda
[24127]Extrensco o inico
[24129]Caracterfsticas de la cabeza.
[24131]Medidas del créneo:
[24132]De lado a lado
[24136]Frente: a
[24137]Ojos:
[24138]Cejas a)
[24140]3
[24142]» Ancho Promedio Estrecho
[24144]Se
[24146]. Ancho__ Pronedio_‘Estrecko__
[24148]To
[24150]Ancha_\v’ Vv Promedio Estrecha__
[24153]Arqueadas Promedio | terechas
[24155]Espesas_ ~Fromedio V7 ‘YY Escasas
[24157]Adtas ~Bromedio Le o Ba jab
[24159]"yay algo de su cabeza 0 de la entructura de su cabera que
[24164]Edad, peso, estatura;
[24166]Su edad aparente es
[24170]Yop
[24172]Nfs oO menos la Biema_ Vv V Mayor
[24174]i
[24176]i
[24189]. B. _ En caso affirmative, ple moleata que ‘
[24190]lo liamen por 41? :
[24192]“4.01.65 . .. gResponde a un dimimtivo > (santo, ae
[24193]“Pepito, etc.)? woe
[24195]“, nae +
[24196]ree - ee TE St
[24198]~ eQl.o6 ” |. gMfene alguna cieatrig u otra marca |
[24199]ee dtetintivar ps ortste
[24200]ia caso sfirmativo, Aoserfoela. ”
[24202]"4.02 | Cabellor.
[24203]4.0201: Color ~My claro Claro Mediano Ve
[24207]7 Canoso o blanco Oseuro Muy oscuro es
[24209]4.02.02. Onda Rizado “\/ Promedio __ acto
[24212]co . ; . ‘Pende a la calvicie vO"
[24214]4.02.04. Cuidado _- Bien cuidado V geacto
[24215]i mo Promedio Desgrefiado
[24217]4.02.05" {Hay algo poco corriente en su cabello 0 eu petnador ae :
[24218]ae, - En ¢ caso atirmativo, describa: - ee : I
[24223]14-agaho
[24224]a
[24226]WIA.
[24228]. ; 4.03.05 «uristales de los espejuelos — Gruesos _Promedto
[24229]i 4 Lo : . Bifocalea —
[24232]6 a eo . Sin armadura
[24234]_ fo = _ we ; . '  Lentes ds contacto ~~
[24235]oS : 4.05.05 - gBfenen Bis . ojos alguna cerecterfetica poco corriente que
[24237]; . requiere, mencién capectan? En caso stietive,
[24238]_ _ ' dgserfbala,
[24240]— i 4.03.06 yse quite 4 Joa eapejuctos niantras Dalat Sf Fo *
[24241]) : * k.o3.07 _ AGeatteuta con los espajvelos? - >. 8t_ om
[24243]‘ . 4.03.08: | gUoa alguns vas ‘tape jusios oscuros bajo _ /
[24244]Bee techor ; &i_\' No
[24245]i Oe tes
[24246]a rr ee _ . :
[24247]+e Olek Color _ . -Rubieundo __: oscuro ~ Tostado
[24248]: ee . oF © Glare ll Palido 7
[24249]i _ 4.04.08 °° Cora a) con cicatrices "_arrugada Lisa
[24250]De vive. °° DD Com barbs Wen afeitada~
[24251]ren a ws ‘Con bigote__ ‘Sin afeitar
[24253]a 4.04.03 Deseriba el tipo de bigote o de barba;
[24255]a
[24257]hob. ob . Pelo o vello del cuerpo (brazos, Plernas, pocho)
[24258]- Espeso “Medio Escaso
[24259]Ss vs “h, 04.05 . * 48e le ven pelos en la narizt - \.
[24261]BO¥.06. " aSe le ven pelos en las arejast : ‘y
[24264]poco comin? En caso afizmativo, descrfbala,
[24266]AP Aamo varteeae
[24268]Seen
[24270]Armadura corrlente” a, Aw
[24272]1f-00000
[24274]YS
[24279]4.05.02
[24281]4.05.04
[24283]4.05.05
[24285]. 4,06
[24286]4.06.02
[24288]4.06.02
[24292]4.06.05
[24294]Cara; . f
[24296]oe 4.05.03 .
[24298]4.06.03.
[24300]4, 06.05
[24303]Fxpresividad Expresiva__ Promedio . V Toexpresiva
[24304]Muy oxpreotva Muy tnexpresiva
[24306]v7 a
[24308]Si la cara es expresiva, eo Natural Tensa
[24310]Sh la cara es inexpreciva, es Tranquile__ Completanente
[24311]ot . inexpresiva
[24313]En general, sus reacciones faciales son
[24317]gay alguna caracter{stica poco comin en sus exprestoaes
[24318]Factales? Ea caso afiraativo, deserfbala.
[24320].
[24322]Labios; -
[24324]Gruesos_ ss Flojos
[24325]Sonrfe a) Espontdneamente__ Te manera tensa
[24326]. Mecdnicamente “VY
[24327]‘b) Muy a menudo _ A menudo Como el.
[24328]promedio , Poco, Nunca
[24330]ylo ba visto usted alguna vez sonrefr. solo? sf avs No__
[24331]St lo ha visto hocerse retrater
[24333]yPuede sonrefy cuando se lo piden? . st No
[24335]10 se ve tieso a incdmodo? , Sf No
[24337]Si no lo ha visto hacerse retratar —
[24341]Serfa___ Sonriente_V_ Vv
[24343]gtienen sus abies o su conrisa alguna caracter{stica
[24344]poco comin o llazativa? En caso afirmativo, descrftala. .
[24346]PVSreereterthroeeesreeens peer lg
[24348]. ‘an a
[24351]4.07.0L° | Forca - Regular Pronedio \ sO
[24352]a us Saliente__- Desusada _ oe i
[24353]; _ —_— . |
[24354]4.07.02. yTiene usted la inpresisn da que sprieta mo . H
[24355]. los cientest «St No uf . . |
[24356]a ; —~ .
[24357]En caso afirmativo, payo cudles eircunstancias? Sy ot
[24359]4.07.03 * yriene dientes de oro 0 trabajo dents poco . i
[24360]"  gomin? >. - st No a
[24361]. 4.07.08 Cuando sonrfe, oo , ‘ i
[24362]’ : ase. ie ven logs aientes? > . kx¢ V No , Lk
[24363]. - “8 Frunca los Labios?- ,  $t v No
[24364]5 " ySe tapa la boca con 1a mano? . st No :
[24365]~  h.07.0S Al hablar, se tapa la boca con la mano? Se, :
[24366]Nunea. Vv Frecuentenente__ A veces___ Siempre . 3
[24367]. . ; a . . . >
[24368]4.07.06 Matis de los dientes.. Blanco 4 Apagado_. Rone. : £
[24369]. Nanchado - BS 2
[24371]. Llazativa? — - 4 B
[24372]‘ga caso afirmativo, descrifbala: ; se 3
[24373]. 08 Porte
[24374]“|
[24375]‘¢ 4.08.01 Derechura Ligeramente encorvado __VEncorvado__ i
[24376]i . - . . 3
[24377]_ . ; -Exrecto Theso iB
[24378]4.03.02 Nantiene su postura Cons tantenente, No stempre_ 7 . i
[24379]%.08.03 | - Hombros = Ancho de honbros__/Da honbros cafdos_ yi) Asse oo
[24380]Promedio a jDe. hombres estrechos ; “i
[24383]see ge
[24385]a ra Dee
[24386]PEt theo
[24388]4.09.02
[24390]ante
[24396]oe --; "aventrae al grupo? ~ st -
[24397]< ce OS time
[24399]; Manos 3
[24402]Complexién Flaca” v “ Promedio_ Corpulenta
[24404]Ooesa
[24406]En conversaciéa, ghacia déndo so inclina principalnente
[24407]con relaciéu a la otra persona? . .
[24409]\. Hacta le otra AV” gn direccién opuesta
[24411]” De ninguna forma,
[24415]En cago afiruativo, describa;
[24417]_a) Roposada___—“ Promedto Tensa___ ;
[24418]‘b) Erecta Promedio ___ Desplomada =e
[24420]Guando est{ en un grupo, tiende a = Estarse quieto
[24421]' Moverse win ondar Recostarse a la pared.
[24424]Echarle el vrazo a otros \/
[24426]- $1 sy tolln cs mfa que la comin, yse inclina para que _
[24427]-. 8u eatatura ce avenga nde al grupo? ~ ‘Sf \Z vo
[24429]st ea menos que la conin, g8@ para . derecho para
[24431]os vga ee Te el Oe
[24432]Cuondo asiste a ia conferencia (o pleza dramdtica 0
[24434]pelfeula)
[24435]; Se sienta quicto y mira al conferenciante.
[24436]_ Se muave en su asiento, parecs inquieto, canola do 1 postcidn
[24440]yay alguna coracter{stica en sv postura, porte o maneras que
[24442]requiera nencida especial? Ea caso afirmativa, descrfoala,
[24444]. fie
[24447]Mano doninante Derecka _\/ VA Izquierda
[24450]: . -
[24451]we Rarozento_ A veces_~/_ -/ . Hunca
[24453]14-0000
[24455]| 6
[24457]> BO 03
[24459]4.07.04-
[24461]4.09.08
[24463]4.09.05
[24467]4.09.03
[24468]4.09.09
[24470]4.09.10
[24471]4,09.
[24473]4.09.12
[24475]4.09.13
[24477]4.09.14
[24479]4.09.18.
[24482]Tomanta de las Ba. «8 boy Grances randes v. Preoedio =:
[24483]. Peguemas Muy pequetias
[24484]Usa las manos Con cracis De Sanera com fn V
[24485]a eens
[24487]Torpesente
[24489]Nornclmcate, sus brazos estdéa Sveltos___ Besos Promedio - :
[24491]D2 pie, hablando o escuchando, tiende a
[24493]Avrir y cerrar las manos /
[24494]Meterse las manos en los bolsillos_\/ .
[24496]_~.Pasarse la mato por la carao el” |
[24497]cabello
[24499]Cuando se nete las ratios ea les dolsilios, tiene mayor |
[24501]. “Aendencia & ponerlas ¢n
[24503]El del pantaldén
[24504]El de ia chaqueta ul
[24506]. , . f :
[24507]Uias = Linpias, ain manicura_ con mantcura
[24509]- _ Promedio_-__. Desiguales Suclas _ Mordidas
[24512]Superficial _ Promedio Profuado
[24516]’ Tiene .dedos Cortos Promedio Largos V
[24517]Sus manos son . Caollosas wv we Asperas Pronedio
[24518]Lisas___ Suaves
[24519]En piblico Se hala 2a moriz, se la frota, se 1a hurge
[24520]; . @On los dedos .
[24521]Se Trota la nuca ,
[24522]Se pasa la‘nano por la cara o la boca
[24523]“Se xasea alguna parte del cuerpo
[24524]oa Se hala la-ropa, _ __/-
[24525]- Nunca kace nada de esto . f VA
[24526]Pone los brazos en la mesa A menudo A veces Ni
[24528]Apoya ios codos en la mesa A menudo A veces
[24529]. " Raraxente___ Nunca
[24530]Sentado a una resa o escritorio, nabla | .o escucha con
[24531]1a cabeza en lag manos A menudo “I A veces °
[24533]Rararente Nunca
[24536]Buy ar
[24538]~ ys - . om
[24539]: . a, . a 0
[24540]4 . : 4.09.16 Mientras habla, tlende a Cerra> 10s oso “ :
[24541]: . oe Ponerse la rano ,80dre los ojos . o
[24542]. i
[24543]a ‘ TA menudo "A veces Rarazeate Nunca : .
[24544]: 3
[24545]i
[24547]“ . 4.09.27 - St eterra © se cubre los ojos, se inclina mis. a A hacerlo
[24549]p. 8 o
[24551]ee So, . Cuando trata de explicar algo : a, .
[24552]So, _ Suando escucha a otra persona ‘ os St
[24554]4.09.18 efasboriies en le mesa.con los dedos?
[24555]Nunca / ‘Aveces Arenudo a
[24557]“4.09.29: Se {nclina mis a-kecer-esto cuando.
[24558]Habla Escucha___ Flensa_
[24560]4.09.20 Acos tunbra -,  raguetear con Jas monedas en el bolettio
[24561]. . Juguetear con algin odjeto_ .
[24562]. I .. A menudo “Algunaos ve les
[24564]. Rarazente Nunca \! | \
[24566]ok 09.22 way alguna caracterfstica en sus manos o brazos que requiera : _— 7
[24567]mencién especial? En caso “tizmative, descrfbala, . Pots
[24569]“helo. - . Pies oe
[24572]fo oO Izquierdo Darecho
[24574]4.10.02 ° Cantnando con oe, use esfuerza por ir al par? Sf j No
[24575]4.20.03 gCruza los pies por dos: tobillos cuando se sfenta? sf Vio
[24576]4.10.04 ‘De ser asf, qué pie va encima? Izquierdo ____ Derecho
[24578]a “4.10.05 Cruze Jae piernas Solanente cuando’ canbia de orientactén
[24579]ee . ao _ ‘an pronto como ‘se sienta
[24580]ae . ; Un rato despuds de sentarse
[24582]A veces Nunca .
[24584]4.10.06 Si cruza los Plernas, gqué pierra va encira? la tzquierda
[24586]= - Ia derecha_ ss Depende da cémo esté sentado a
[24588]Dependa de su orfentacién relativa
[24589]con frecuencia ./ A veces. Nunca
[24590]; . ; - . - . 9
[24598]- fe
[24600]4.10.08 caseseda con le mayorfs, canise : , ~ 1
[24602]Mis r&épido_ Hts Geczacio_ \A igual velocidad
[24605]4.10.0) of su peso no va al por eon cl ce * usted, zlo nota y canpla
[24608]|
[24609]5.10.20, Ba cos sversactén, cuando se interesa con calor, _ oo.
[24610]éelante bone
[24611]tine
[24614]Tes exusa las piesmas y se. toclina hacia atrds_ . oe
[24616]wo a Co, ; Cruse las piersas y se sieata derecho .
[24617]wr Ble sh . - -Cazbia a una posiciés ris derecha : x ; = ae
[24619]Canbia n una posicisa sts Teposada ;
[24622]40.0 sus pies son “Grontes Proseate__ : Pequefoa - DL 3
[24623]4.10.12 Ses” zapatos son .a) Puntiogudcs | Pronedio Y Redondeados__ 7 , . - ;
[24624]Mol cuidados__ ; _ :
[24626]i ~b) May gustrosog | i Promedio
[24627]1
[24629]_ 410.13 ghay alguna caracterfstica relacionada ¢on sus pies © plernas que. a 4G
[24631]” -“yequiera atencién especial? fa éaso afirmativo, cescrfbaia. ee —
[24633]* RAlO.2S _ Cuasdo tiene las plerias cruzadas,
[24635]we ote ents preteen cA ct ve nib enon
[24637]| fo
[24638]Se sienta quieto___ _ Nueve el pie ¥ _ Neca 0 dueve la plerna - oy
[24639]4.10.35  Colgea el suelo con el pie? sf. MoO i.
[24640]jt4 paradd y hablondo en un erupt - {
[24642]4.10.26 ise mace sobre log pics cuazdo e$
[24645]A yeces Huneo, j |
[24646]— E erakaemeeaeeae nell
[24648]4.10.17  Cvando comira sus pasos, son Taros_3/ s/ prondate__ _ Cortos_,
[24650]4.10.18" cuanto conina, 80s ‘prazos : Cueligai 2 eueitos pe
[24651]toe. . _ palo A ,
[24653]Wma! then
[24655]Se mecen de acuerdo con su
[24657]Se pecen, ‘pero fuera de tiexpo : .
[24658]; Se matienen tersos : _ vO
[24659]4.10.19 Casdna con los pics . - oe i
[24660]; , : Hacia afucra_ pee el frente = to
[24661]Hecia agente te :
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[24674]a 4.1.02 Tene tinore’ Bajo ~ Promedio__. Alto bo. oo.
[24675]a 4.22.02  Rable en vor maja “N Promedio Alta , :
[24676]mo A-TL.03- Ensu lengua caterzsa su tono go voz és notablezente , : U - : .
[24677]: Do . ; “Mis alto Mis bajo MAs 0 pezos lo nisno_V
[24678]/h,11.0% Mere algin impedinento vocal? st hy
[24679]: | Encasoafircative, ceserfbalo; a vs .
[24680]4.12 | Use del atom - cbs a cpt tee ee By
[24681]“4.12.0 sa ‘yoosbularia ea lengua materna ece sex :
[24682]Sea Reo Limitedo__— _ Promedio_—j_ Pobre___
[24683]h 12,02, Ea el. “t¢ibma- que mejor donina, ‘aparte del naterno, tiene .
[24685]Bastante fluides. V_ ‘V Ntnguna fividez ee
[24686]_— 4.12.03 -Aprende frases idiostticas  —- Pronto to 7 :
[24687]. Despacio——sNarmalmenta__—ss No las aprende WEA
[24688]4.12.04 | yAprende lenguas, extranjeres con fecilidadt Sf__ No. J
[24690]Aprende principalmente "de ofdo" y experizentazdo_ . rn
[24691]‘ --. | + Aprende principalmente usando libros . _ co '
[24692]4.12.05 Con respecto & su mejor idiona extranjero, puede cambiar da , et oy
[24693]. su “Adiora nativo. . oo fa ‘
[24694]TOR te ‘péctinente y sin vacilactén : ;
[24695]“| Bfiedentemente y con vacilacidn. promedio
[24696]Despacio, con bastante vacilacidn_.
[24697]. Torpenente y con bastante ” Cortedad
[24698]4128.96 Cuanza usa mal el idioza, generalmente parece . .
[24699]eo! No.darse cuenta ° . ,
[24700]mY mo Darse cuenta pero con indiferencia ae
[24701]soe Darse cuenta, con inquietud = . cs
[24702]ue, we Darse cuenta, muy avergonzado_ : ; Poo
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[24727]usa. lenguase | s0@z en su idtora raterno?
[24729]4.32013: 4
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[24734]iactuico ‘ Fremceio. Locuaz
[24736]as ceaversaciéa ordinaria ei tema tleade a ser prinordialmente __.
[24738]exsonal.*- cats ae
[24739]intverpersusal  V Caute “Te
[24741]Ea conversacida ordinarfa, cl contenido es” oe
[24742]; (oo. 8 Beeiso ya propéaite_ . 4
[24743]re . Apropiodo, coos ae
[24745]A “propiaito pero con opbages_ .
[24747]Say Teapropiado oh te
[24748]Mende wu . -Diseutir @ menudo problezas personales ve
[24750]_ Raronenta aiscutir problemas Pergonales___
[24752]En ocasiones V Frecuentenente. Nonea__
[24755]_Ea ocasiones Ne Frecuentexdate, 7 Munea_
[24757]way ea gutia coractertetica poo comfn en su manera de hablax « o .
[24759].en su estilo de conversacidna?' ‘a No
[24761]En caso afirmativo, descrfoala:
[24763]“Cestos, . ; ; o. :
[24764]Gesticula al hablar Stempro_ Adgunaa veees_ / Oo
[24765]a Nunca wl Lecenee ling Deel
[24767]Su gesto ris caracterfstico es Apuntar con el dedo .
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[24793]: 4 4.13.03. Cunnd gestiéula, sus novinientos “son jo 4 i
[24794]i . . Kgractades___-Promedio_’ Needatco |
[24795]‘ oe . +. Jed
[24796]- f°: Bag.o4 Cuando 86 le habla, se “pone tenso
[24797]bo _ A menudo + Raramonte___
[24798]; [ ae —— oO _ A veces Munea_ _ a
[24799]at b3.05 Es rolativaneste fdcil sabar ei renlsente de tateresa wm :
[24800]¢  Agunto determinado | J i ee ar
[24803]tee ‘Algunas-veces___ Nunca___
[24805]vote ss 13.06 _ Bus oon 00 my @qresives ‘Stempre: magmas veeet_Y y
[24807]4.23.07 Ia ‘sayorfa atrfe que tiene ojos _
[24808]. Hermosos Promedio : \ oe
[24809]foe ; Agradables._ Dcsag-adables — Sintesttoa__
[24811]- 4.23408 ‘Mantiene contacto visual Siempre ‘a Freauentertnte
[24812]: : - Algunas veces____‘Raramente___ Nunoe, ee |
[24814]a 4.13.09 En'un Erupo, glo ha visto clavar la vista repetidaneata oa
[24815]wee _ : una persone que parece intoresarle? :
[24816]oS A menudo Algunas veces vA Munca___
[24818]ba3.20" “Cuando. adnire (sigue con los 0J08) & una muchacka atractiva,
[24821]TE PO TE AGE a Sear Al]
[24823]-Con desparpajo_V Como cualquiera). _ as
[24824]Con disinulo . * Nunea io he viata ; Gg
[24826]4
[24829]7 ‘yo ha visto usted sénrojarsat . staf a/ Yo
[24830]st su respuesta es ofirmativa, déscriba. da situsciéa: . 4
[24832]bewtd Mhue tlaclas ot _— i
[24834]23.22 gHay eiiguna caracterfstiéa particulornente notable y que requicra ,
[24835]mayor explicacién relactonada coa los movinientog de su cuerpo,
[24837]oe ell
[24839]sus ojos, y lo forma en que se comporta en va erupt . ;
[24840]/ 7. Ep aso aftrnative,denerfbalai, _ . _
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[24856]: ; yieetiere quedarce ch-cora hasta ol . J.
[24859]oh ; . _ Comenzer el. ate tarde? _ vw ‘
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[24862]oa. i 4.15.02 De ceuerdo con lo que conoce de aay ‘eree que aa  payorfa ; me 7
[24863]: Go les nujeres lo encontrarfa . . ; :
[24864]| i Encantador ‘AgredableN a Promedio__ . i, i
[24865]| on So Desogradable:- Muy desigradadle we :
[24866]ai - 15.02 De egnerdo con sus coriocinteritos, cree uated que la. me us
[24867]| i. de los hozbres lo encontrarfa - ; a —
[24869]; ; Desagradable ; Muy desagradabie . o ; Te
[24870]i ee Ces ee Si nolo conoctera, usted y lo vicra en la salle, lo vi
[24872]po - ipo indefintdo  Promedio__ Llanative Vv a i i '
[24873]: 4.15.0) Sin condeintento previo y ‘vasdadose sdlo- en cu opartencia, lo. ip ;
[24874]i * ' tortarfe, por fo a ay
[24875]Casspesino . Dirigenta ae : Pot, i”
[24876]: ; _ Obrero : Profesional . oe
[24877]oh . _—— a ee Sn
[24878]i poo Coneretante . Oficial Militar. -o a
[24879]| : po: : vt Alcina tipo do ar’ ‘artiota, ; Lo, oe an
[24880]H : : a vO ‘ an
[24881]| ; 4.15.05 glay algura caracterfstica notable y que, requicra mayor cet ks
[24882]; ! explicucién relactonada con la impresida general qua él ao? : Oe ia
[24883]i. / . En e230) atiraative, afrvase descritirla, -- po B
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[24895]. YI. ANIECEINIES -
[24897]5. Generales
[24898]aS
[24900]5.0L _ Origen dtaico; oe : cos i
[24904]5.01.0 Lo Rh Jusgar yor otros del mismo crigen, as
[24905]or es ot Cono 1a maycirfa
[24906]i Persontficaciéa del, "tipo"
[24907]: iiferente a la nayorfa .
[24908]‘ Teposible para mf couoser su origen
[24911]Si de 35 depende, yeree usted que, ‘viviendo en una cultura
[24912].extraiia 7
[24914]"Nunca cambia su manera de vivir habitual? :
[24916]Mantiene su manera de vivir ‘habitual, pero
[24917]" muestra algiin interds en la costunbres locales?
[24919]. Se interesa en las costumbres locales y sa : .
[24921]Si puede, vive cono los del pafs?
[24922]§.02.02 Dentro de su ‘grupo es ,
[24924]a --t _. _ Algo diferente da loa otros V
[24925]i Unico _ oe
[24926]5 5.03 ‘Bduenetéa ca - .
[24927]5.03.01. sau ensetanea ba tentaot Deserta
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[24964]En su cr Finisa, consarade cen, | da cayorfa de sus congéseres
[24965]culteraies, mos
[24967]Beene Loual {rstreeetén- J
[24968]Estd xejor informds . .
[24969]Pareee estar ceJor insteuido de lo quo dice
[24974]que dice |
[24976]Si duda ao sus antecedentes, explfquese.
[24982]inpresi¢n general de sus antececentes ‘(Marque lo doscripoicn
[24983]nde apropiada)
[24985]Fuerte y robusto ("da pelo en pecho")
[24987]Fuerte, robuato, pero independiente (salitario,
[24988]autosuficienta)
[24990]Compasivo, sensual ¥ congrensivo (popular con las mujeres)
[24991]Cazbionte, emotive y a veces amar gado ( "tneomprondido")
[24992]Directo, inteligenta y responsable (profesional)
[24994]’ Diestro, inteligente e intense (+4ento¢ i
[24996]Sensible, refinada y mundano (que busca impresionar
[24997]con apariencias}
[24999]Sensible, de cardcter /Voluble, fuera de lo corriente
[25000]‘(eoheato) ; . .
[25002]Ninguna de estas caba.
[25003]Yo lo doseribirfa asf 3
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[25032]. Fo .
[25034]TIT. CGMCORTANTENTO SOCIAL
[25036]Ienrest idn General. (Marque la nis aproptada.)
[25038]El tipo de hoxore que scostunbra ser puntual, tiende a saludar
[25039]a todos coa sencillez y parece sentirse satisfecho consiga
[25040]Mame al entrar en una pieza. ‘ ee
[25042]El ‘tipo de hombre que es siempre puntual, tiende a saludar.
[25043]@ todos con alguna cortedad y parece sentirse inedmodo al
[25045]entrar en vas pieza. oe . : ee
[25047]: EL tipo- de hombre caya puntualidad as. ingrevistble, tiende
[25048]_ 4 ser muy eflido y anigadle’ con todos. sus conocidos y ‘da.
[25049]inpresida de confianza, en-sf{ mismo al entrar en una pleza,
[25051]“El. tipo de honbre puntual cuando hace una ‘eita pero que a
[25052]tiende a romper compromisos con cierta frecuencia, tiende..
[25053]@ saluder sélo a los que ha conocido antes y es un tanto
[25055]retrafdo y ‘hhuratio al entrar en una pieza, Se 0
[25057]El tipo de koxbre que tiende a hacerse esperar pero es
[25058]cortés y atento cuando Liega, tiende a ser preciso y
[25060]corrects. al saludar a todos y puede dar una gran impre~.
[25062]sidn ol entrar en una pieza. :
[25064]El tipo de hombre muy puntual,. qué tiende a ser muy
[25065]formal en el saludo y las mds de las veces es rigido e
[25067]inflexible al entrar en una pieza. : . ; i
[25069]El tipo de hombre de puntualidad imprevisible, que tlende
[25070]a sex atrayente y pulido en su saludo a todos y tiene
[25071]gran alone s0cial el entrar en una pleza, nen Ae
[25073]17
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[25097]SL tips de hexsre gue ¢ menudo llega g2 muy tarde y no le
[25098]Iveceupa, oue tienge a ser breve y-trisco al saludar y
[25100]& veces cn la izpresi¢a de torpeza al entrar en una pleza.
[25102]_uinguna ce las anteriores. os .
[25103]Yo lo deseribirfa asf; Be ;
[25105]Presentaciones:.
[25106]Presentaciones
[25108]AL dor la mano Avaniza bacta la otra persona
[25110]Las mds-de las veces el. otro tiene que avanzar -
[25112]AL dor la mano, el apretén a6 °
[25114]_ may fuerte V_ Pronedio
[25116]Fuerte _ Flojo
[25117]Inperceptible
[25121]Al dar la mano
[25122]~ Aprieta la del otro
[25124]Deja que el otro apriete *
[25129]cionarse? En caso afirmativo, deser{balo.
[25132]Mira al otro directanente ¢ en 168 ojos
[25134]Inclina la cabeza hacia el que presenta
[25136]pero sé fifa en cl resentado
[25137]Inclina la cabeza y no mira a nadie
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[25185]Lo repite ol responder a la presentacién
[25187]Pide al que lo Presenta que lo repita °
[25188]lo con#irse
[25190]Pide al presentado. que lo repita
[25192]$4 se canbian tarjetas a a a
[25194]Lee 1a tarjeta y la guards con cuidado
[25195]Lee la tarjeta-y le mete en el bolsilio
[25196]Cuidadosamente la giarda sin leerla .-
[25198]Ta mete en el bolsillo sin leerla
[25202]. Con facilicad y donsire .
[25203]Con clerta cortedad o vactlacion
[25204]Con bastante torpeza
[25206]* Qué diferencia hay en su manera al ser presentado a
[25209]Binguna “Ta normal Notable 4 f
[25211]Si se porta de modo | diferente, gqué Gesertpeiéa ¢ es
[25212]. ~Aplicable?
[25213]Usa’ ambas anos para estrecbar la de elle
[25215]Se acerca nds al responder & ia presentasién
[25217]Bs nfs cerenoaiaso y distante .
[25218]Es caluroso y efusivo - ,
[25219]. Es caluroso y efusivo sco con las chicas
[25220]_, bonitas ©
[25221]Es muy cortés y amable con mujeres de edad
[25222]Verfa segin la mijer
[25223]'. Ea tal caso, explique
[25225]II cu AT |
[25227]2 neti et es ta a terete ese oe ees
[25229]| ; Hl
[25231]|
[25235]| ae Dedica tn momento a cada una
[25236]; . " Responde a cada presentacién rfpidanente J oe .
[25237]y espera la siguiente . co
[25239]4 te ‘ ; Mira a ls persona siguiente ecast-a le vez que
[25240]ee - a oe saluda a la que acaba de couocer
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[25243]8.22 _ AL say presentado a ua ntcero regular ée persdras we oy.
[25244]8.12. - Ea gensrad, gle parece a usted persona que |
[25245]a : Steupre secuerda un nocbret_ 1
[25246]re ae ee _ ime retentiva sormal?. :
[25247]poo . ce Recuerda nocbres con dificultad?.
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[25252]. | . 8.13 gle ha pedido a usted alguna vez que vuelva a Adontittear: a a
[25253]boo, ee . - ba persona o quien ya usted le ha presentado oy ee
[25254]— i . anterilormente? ; _— . Toe .
[25256]a Hdbitos de fumar y comer.
[25260]_ 9402.02 Diga si furs ~ Aye “eb fimo
[25262]: pe Cigarrilios _ : mabicos’ Pipa
[25263]i : Por costumbre * Por ‘edstumbre_ "Ss Por costumbre
[25267]A veces: - * A veces ; A veces
[25270]Nanca . Nance _ “Nunca
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[25340]Diga ef use su propio Ensendedor___
[25346]Paquete ce f6sforos
[25348]Diga 31 es el tipo de persona que
[25351]A menudo pide luzbre — _
[25355]Diga si usa boquilla Concigarrilles _ Con pipa
[25356]: - 7 c.° 4 Shesipre . Siempre
[25357]A veees A veces
[25358]; Nunca____ . | Nunca
[25359]Despunta los tabacos Siempre A veces__ - Gon les
[25360]. dientes
[25361]Diga si cuidea la pipa Minuciosazente_— Como todos
[25362]Lo: co : No la cutda
[25364]AL encender un cigarrilio :
[25365]Baja visiblemente la cabeza y ahueca las manos
[25369]. glo ha Visto usted retener un cigarrtite sin encender y.
[25370]aguardar una pausa en la conversacidn para encendcrlo? Sf
[25372]No
[25373]glo ha visto usted retenet en 1a boca un tabaco, una
[25374]pipe oun cigarrilic sin encender? sf Ho
[25376]Es Dunador constante -<«
[25377]_ Eneciende un cigorrilo con otro
[25378]Fuma hasta la colilla y enseguida euciende otro
[25379]Siempre tiene encendido ua cigarrillo aunque no lo fue -
[25382]Fur solaneiite después de las ‘contaas
[25384]‘Solazente cuando alguien le ofrece cigarrillo-
[25385]Entrée el] plato principal y el, postre cuando otres fuman
[25387]Muy notables
[25388]Visibles
[25389]Apenas visibles
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[25408]9.01.19
[25410]9-01. 20
[25412]9.01.21
[25414]., 9,01.22
[25416]9.01.23
[25418]es,
[25420](a) Deja acunvlar rucha cenlzaen el cigorrille
[25422]Sacude lo centza norcalmeate
[25423]Presta extraordinaria aiencida al contcoro
[25425](2) Dsja caer iu ceniza en la allosora
[25426]Pone la mano ahuecada bajo el cigarrgiio
[25427]Siempre usa el cenicero
[25429]Al opagar el eigarrilto, diga si . aa
[25430]~ Usa el cenicero S0n mucks ceregonla
[25431]Porece apagarlo de nancra ‘nordal |
[25432]Farece descutdado al apagarle a
[25433]Diga-ci
[25434]Fuma con visible frufeiéa
[25435]Fura con placer normal
[25436]Fura por turer, mecdnicanente
[25438]Diga Bt ea persona que ofréc a ‘liste & otros
[25442]Stenpre _ Raras veces
[25444]Con frecuencta _ Nunca
[25446]Diga si es persona qua
[25448]: Cruza la Pleza para brindar lunbre & und daema
[25449]Brinda lunbre @ una dem. cone cualquiera lo harfa
[25450]Rara vez ofrece lunbre & una dana
[25452]éTienen sus hébitos de fmar algura particularidad que
[25453]requiera mencién o descripeiéy especial? | Ea tal b €a80,
[25454]aeserforla, . :
[25456]. a
[25458]Que usted Sena, gha dejado de funar por motives aa salud? -
[25459]: Sf. No.
[25461]' Diga si te ha Ofdo decir que oo Lo *
[25463]. Ha tratado y no ha podide Cejar de fumar ~....
[25464]Diga sl. ie ha ofdo decir qué le nolesta el olor da os
[25465]Mabacos__” _ Pipa Cigarrillos —
[25466]si ‘nunca le ha ofdo 1 mencionar. ninguno de los tres . :
[25468]00000 -
[25472]9.C2 Efgites . cccer
[25476]° : "9.02.61 Enisus hébitos de comer 3 Como a zayorin de sus colegas
[25477]: . Alco aistinto a ie mayorfa Ge sus colegas | : ‘
[25478]i Notablezente distinto a la moyorfo de cus colegas
[25480]_ 9.02.02. Come en cantidad Abuadante___ Frocedio___” v Pequeta ; .
[25482]9.02.03 ° El bpcho da que tiene morcadas preverencias en el comer es
[25483]: Muy notable
[25484]a . ; No muy notable ey
[25485]ea Loe ; ; Noda notable.
[25487]9.02.04 | Come con — DO Fruicién a
[25488]: : : ; Placer corriente No i.
[25489]Indifercncia _ _
[25490]9.02.05 © : En el coger es Rapido _ Prozedio. V ... ‘Lente re
[25491]. a — i
[25493]Servirsa de nuevo
[25494]Servixse del todo una sola vez
[25496]9.02.06 | Generalmente tiende a
[25497]7 Dejar parte de lo que se sirve
[25499]HRI
[25501]i
[25503]i
[25505]. a
[25506]: 9.02.07 ; Diga Bi Explica la mucha falta que le hacen sus conidas’
[25509]a . : boos Se interesa vormalmente en las comidos locales
[25510]Se interesa bastante | cn las conidas nuevas 0 extrafas
[25512]9.02.08 (a) Ne come mientras ome " Habla, / Escucha
[25514](b) is comd miéntras lisbla. Escucha
[25516]9.02.09 ‘ Su tendencia a adaptarse 2 a los nodales a la mesa de lo gente
[25517]* con quienes ‘gone .2s Notable Pronedia
[25518]Ninguna; come como siempre ha acostumbrado
[25519]Sad ‘
[25520]9.02.10 Doda la oportunidad, por motives no de negocios, sugtere vn
[25522]- lugar preferido para comer. Sieapre A veces
[25523]; Raras veces 0 nunca
[25525]MiP KE rf
[25527], 9.00.11 En el restaurante . Se Le hace muy diffell escoger la comida 5G
[25529]: ; 7 . Espora a que el otro pida y entonces pide lo nisms ~ 8
[25530]a - : . . Sienpre sabe rdpidazente lo que quiere v : :
[25531]: aE 5s 902422 = En ed 2. restaurante @s , Co
[25532]f on: , a Algo © extravagaate si sabe que usted va a . :
[25533]| fos, co. : Atento al precio si sabe que 61 nisno ‘va & rn iar’
[25534]i wy a pagar :
[25535]i 3 : : ‘Atento al precio no inporta quidn vaya & pagar” 5
[25536]: ° Indiferente al precio no importa quiéa vaya o POgOr vt :
[25538]23 - . ay
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[25550]9.02.16
[25552]_, 9.02.18.
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[25556]9.02.19
[25560]9.03.01
[25562]“9403.02
[25564]9.03.03
[25566]Cusnto €L paga, comyreeba la cuenta -
[25568]gHay alguna coracterfstica en sus hdbitos de comer ° en sus
[25570]deseripeién nia apropiada),
[25576]So ol tipo ce parsenma.que .
[25577]Lasninte que conprobar & 2a cxenta, no inp quida ;
[25578]® TOS . an
[25579]1 SES ta cuenta af ot : — yi:
[25580]No te ocuys da lia cuenta si Giro va a pasar | ‘ oe de
[25582]Diseretaneste_w hey éuidadosazente (y sin dicimulo)
[25584]Csando 41 paga la cucata Cuenta cl veelto sin aicinulo
[25585]Nuestra indiferencia al aceptar ol veelto a f
[25586]ed
[25588]Dona el vuelto de manera norcal
[25590]Ea su-trato coa el sore ce caairgros es Agressive
[25591]Norzal y convencional Algo servil_ ss: Brusco
[25595]st no le place et servicio tiende a quejarse TO,
[25596]A au ocompafiante _.. Directanente__ No & que ja _
[25598]Segia la costuabre general :
[25599]’ Con desusada cortes{fa — oe
[25602]Con excesiva confianza
[25604]manoras que merezca mencidn especial? De ser asf, descr{bala:
[25606]4
[25608]Poe nae care Ae Senn
[25610]cere
[25612]t
[25613]i
[25614]H
[25617]Impresién general de sus hdbitos de comex y fumr. (Marque la
[25619]Persona de enorme apetito y preferencias bien defintdas.
[25621]Come y'fuma con bastante fruicidn, pero tiende a ser un” = 0° 7 | on
[25623]poco mistico y tesco. Es fdcil imaginarlo comiendo grandes . - YY oop
[25625]enporedados y tozando cerveza con sus. anigotes cn la taberna - i:
[25626]. a
[25628]del barrio. omens
[25630]Persona de enorme apetite y preferencias limitadas. Come .
[25632]toscos y rdoticos. Es fdeil imaginar su aspereza. con el
[25633]camdrero que ie sirve conida extrafla o preparada de rancra Te
[25635]desusada, . : ..
[25637]Persona de comer sensual que conoce todos los restaurantes
[25638]y sus especiolidades. Se empefia en que otros prucben los
[25639]‘plates que ¢1 ha descubierto. Core con visible placer, - . sg
[25640]caborea sus cigarrillos, y aunque raranente se muestra tosco, _ a
[25641]sc preocupa més ce su comida que do sus modales, Es fdcil
[25643]inacinorlo cocinando y sirviendo plates especiales a sus ot :
[25645]_anigos. : . : . i
[25646]a4 -
[25649]9.03.05
[25650]9-03.08
[25652]9.03.06
[25654]9.03.07
[25656]9.03.08
[25658]“'9.03.09
[25660]‘Lumar. que corer,
[25662]Persona co comer sensuci que tiende a cozer solo si puede.
[25663]Parece ecker de todo y tiene cierto atre de glotén. Cone
[25665]con visible fruicidn, sasorea cuz cigarrillos y luego se Cae
[25666]gucda u la mesa solo, regodedndose. Es fdeil traginarlo a
[25667]solo rondando ia mesa de los docadillos: en un céctel,. -
[25668]coidsincando. . - Ft
[25670]Persona d@ comer ritinario que gencralzente hace lo que los . an
[25671]denis. ‘Trobablexente padece de alergius que le irpides — _
[25672]comer ciertes alimcntos. [a la imopresisa de gustarle nda
[25674]diodales a la mesa se adeptan a
[25676]éualquier situacién. Es fdeil tmaginsrlo tomando. postillos
[25678]: digestivas en su cuarto, . ; : —~
[25680]Persona de comer rutinario que generalrente hace lo que ~
[25682]los demfés. Come con algin desgano y raras veces habla
[25684]de lo que le gusta o-no le gusta. Fuma cada vez que
[25686]pucde, pero mds mecdnicazente que con fruicién. Por lo .
[25687]general trata de adaptar sus rodales e la situaciéa pero |
[25688]posiblemente con alguna torpeza y sin disimulo. Es fdeil
[25689]imaginarlo coniendo-algo a. lac carrera en algia Puosto
[25690]caltejero a ‘cualgquicy hora.-— oe -—— ee
[25692]Gastednons euyo refinamiento en el coker es ; promn etado y
[25693]cetente. Ala mesa es muy ritualista y para él. cl ex=bdicnte
[25694]y el servicio son casi tan importantes como la comida, Es
[25695]oagraciado y culto a la mesa asf como al fumar. Es fdeil |
[25696]imaginorlo cambiar de ropa para comer y disfrutar buena a :
[25697]vino y finos platos a la luz de candeleros, ; J!
[25699]Persona de comer desusado, dimf{nuto. Come de modo preocu-
[25700]pado, indiferente a la comida y & lo que le rodea. fo
[25702]serfa sorprendente que tuvicre ranfas ‘gastrondaicas (go
[25703]vegetariano, de férnulas especiales, ete. ). e
[25705]Nada. de esto cabe. _ moe
[25706]Yo lo describirfa asf: . . .
[25708]of
[25710]i
[25711]i
[25712]i
[25715]9.04.03
[25717]9.04.08
[25719]9.04665
[25721]9.08.05
[25722]9.04.07
[25724]9.04.08
[25726]- 9.04.09
[25728]9.04.10
[25730]~ 902.
[25735]Prefiere beber Cervera Vino Whiskey YY.
[25740]Mucho
[25742]Poco
[25743]Eete 1 Sole sta {hve odor solit-rio)
[25745]En ocasidn da cerezonia
[25746]‘Despuds del trabajo, en casa
[25748].
[25750]Vodka | Ginobra ___ fio tHene preferencia
[25752]Prefiere , Céctelas Jdibols VV Licor cast puro
[25756]Después de la primera bobida mo,
[25757]Se exmetia en conseguir 1a seguada
[25759]Acosturbro, esperar o que le ofrescan otra.
[25760]Siempre espera a que le ofrezcan otra
[25761]En cugnto a vinos ‘Es muy entendido
[25762]Le gustan pero no ea muy entendido
[25763]Le son indiferentes —
[25764]_Ni los conoce’ ni le importa —
[25766]En cuanto a sus preferencias en la bebdida
[25767]Las explica en detalle (y con gran complacedeta) —_
[25768]No Ratla de ellas mis de lo corriente Vv
[25769]Nunca habla do ellas
[25771]En cuanto a las bebidas do su tierra natal
[25775]a proborlas? Xo
[25779]SL corresponde? No’
[25781]zlas renciona raras veces, sin insistir en | y) :
[25782]hacerlas Probar? S£ No. \
[25784]IK
[25786]IH
[25788].
[25790]fragos sin mezcla a
[25791]Bebe _ Despacto _ Nornalnente \ ! Rapido oe
[25792]" Bebe: . be un rege ” A gorbos a
[25794]RES MADE ERAS EZ SB TAY aba
[25796]TO tn a tt ane int tn re
[25798]9.04,12
[25800]; . 9.04.13
[25802]9.04.04
[25804]“xz. En extremo diferentes Muy parecidos
[25806]t5e ccupa ‘poco de si. beben o no los dents?
[25807]-gSirve la bebida de modo socialzente apropiado?
[25810]Tk
[25812]En comparactéa con sus colegas, e600. son sus hébitos en
[25813]cuanto 4 la bebida? - . :
[25815]M46 o menos loa nismos . ae Pe
[25816]Si son en extremo diferentes, s{rvase explicar: . _ ,
[25818]Cuondo"ba empinado varias veces, su compor tantento . j
[25819]No canbia visiblemente po
[25821]Canbia algo. oan , NT” ‘
[25823]Cambia de veraé . poe
[25825]—_— i
[25827]Si cambia de veras, sf{rvase deseribirlo;
[25829]1
[25830]b
[25831]h
[25832]a
[25835]He . . .
[25837]eo 9.04.15 Cuando bebe , S@ come las palabras
[25839]RO te Habla casi normalnente
[25841]a Eabla como siempre i
[25842]4 9.04.16 "cuando bebe, su-tono de voz ; . a
[25843]x o. Se cleva — Se suaviza . No > canbla : oN
[25845]go ot En tal caso, se rostraba P
[25846]- Socidlmente’ activo \ / _Con dontnto propio ano
[25847]& Ruidoso — _... . Poco coordinado OW
[25850]i . Tranquilo, retrafdo _- Sexualnente excitado aid LJ. an
[25851]g ‘ . 1 f
[25852]| |
[25854]| a :
[25858]Use oe oo
[25861]9.04.13 62 nv 20 2a vis& eoric, gerec que gue ea estado & exhriagues
[25862]so pondrfs. > .
[25863]fay acti | Yay pasta “ee E
[25864]Muy descgradable. Bastante acradable |
[25865]Nunea se enborracha: . . ;
[25866]Ko &e inagino edz aetuaria BE se _“e=sorrachsra : . . “ot
[25867]oe a ae
[25868]t
[25870]9-04.39 Diga st lo ta visto al dfa siguiente ce urna bosrachera, oa
[25872]No Sf__ VY,
[25874]En caso ecizns tivo diga si es ua tipo que
[25875]Deja ver los efectos pero, f feccions bastante bien
[25876]Ja vez um poco les efettes, pero mayormente | ea los Ogos
[25878]Pare pening penne
[25880]uM ¥ su conporsanteate generak . on .
[25881]_ Deja-ver los efectos y se sega mucho del zalestas 2
[25882]7 dye siente .. | / ae
[25883]“To se ve nal, dtga 16 que diga are i
[25885]9.04.20 yoy algo especial en sus néoitos. de beber que requiera ;
[25888]9.05 7 “npresiéa general cozo bededor (setiale 1a nfs eycopieda): ~~ Le eee
[25890]: 9.05.01  ° Bebedor expansive y en canitidad a quien no ‘afecta gucho el _
[25891]' Yieor. Siexure-es muy bullicioso y al beber coroia poco,
[25893]Bebedor en cantidad que a renudo da la incresiéa ee poder
[25897]on _ violento, + oo.
[25899]-"Bebédor constonte a quien se ve que le gusta estar achise.
[25900]pado, En cierto modo es algo simpdtico cuando lo estd y
[25901]yuede ser la diversida principal en una Pesta, :
[25903]Bebedor constente que se pone un poce rds ‘sensiblero cuanto
[25904]se’ ackispa 0 exoriagd. Tiende a decir a otros lo simpf- |
[25905]ticos que le soa y o veces les pregunta si lo hallan sine _
[25906]pitico. Da la impresida de Poder becerse my repulsive. silo a
[25907]se pone suy dbeodo. Mv 7
[25909].
[25912]14-0000,
[25914]al
[25918]muy cbrios. Sin exvargo, no se afsla del Grupo, o
[25920]sea que da \ poco indicto de desacrado ° aburriniento, ‘
[25922]9.05.05 Eebedor const tante a gufen afecta avy poco el lfcor. |
[25924]fiR 9.05.06 “Pebedor parco que espacfa los tragos. Pareco beber |
[25925]: sélo por inperativo social. Segin adelanta la fiesta.
[25926]se va poniendo reservado y distante. No'es extrafio |
[25927]“que siga hablando de su trabajo aunque no venga a.
[25931]i
[25933]|
[25934]'
[25935]I
[25938]i
[25940]; - horas. Generalrente consigue cantener una reserva de a
[25941]horbre dé mundo para con los dends.. A menudo se | a oe
[25942]. empareja con alguno que se le porezca. Segiin eT
[25943]. transcurre la fiesta demuestra franco desacrado por
[25944]"todo lo que crea burdo o ruidoso. A menudo critica
[25945]con sercasmo la conducta de otros,
[25946]et
[25948], . Q beber, Generalzente no form parte realmente del crupo '
[25949]festejante y se ve que le molesta que lo hayon trafdo  -
[25950]contra su voluntad, Tiende a estar solo y en la prinera co
[25951]oportunigad se escabulle, BG
[25953]Se
[25954]9.05.09  Hinguna de las anteriores deccrtpctonse le cuadra, ‘Yo !
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[25957]. poo4
[25958]_ !
[25959]so: ; mo 10. '” Wettos de Conducir y de Caninor :. :
[25960]7 : ; 10.01 Udbitos de conducir; 7 ot - :
[25961]3 10.02.01 Como conductor de outondvil Es inusitadonente diestro __ 7
[25962]e - oo, Tiere destreza promedio ~y"” :
[25963]F: ; . oo. M@lene desusada falta de destreza ‘
[25964]Fa . H
[25966]po Cot , , 7 No cuenta, puca no conduce_
[25969]F-00000
[25971]26.02.02 Conéuce a veloctand Ruy colt Promedio Muy dasa
[25973]Presta poca atencién al maneJo
[25974]. Presta ateneida Frozedio al ranejo
[25975]Sin cuda le parece rés ic orsante conducir que conversar
[25977]|
[25978]|
[25980]10.02.05 Coxporadé con sus colegas, su interés en autos
[25981]izportados es . , ;
[25982]a M43 0 menos el nish -
[25984]i
[25986]|
[25989]10.01.03 Mientras cozduce y Conversa, ca la impresida de que . of i
[25990]. : . i
[25999]t.
[26001]. t
[26002]_— Co . . “Muy diferente F
[26003]. f.
[26005]f
[26007]II
[26012]10.01.05 Su daterés en el exidado y In reparacién de autcs e2 rn ae
[26013]7 .  Thusitado|. Pronedio' . J ‘Poco o-ninguno 4 0 fs
[26015]: 10.02.05. Su cortesfa cazo conductor es am i
[26016]. so : : Coma 1a de la generalfdad de sus colegas Co! ; i
[26017]. : ' , Como la de la generalidad de la gente que usted OO I.
[26018]; ; ; . _ conoce : a : : od
[26019]i - 4 Sk Fiera Ge lo normal vor lo cortés y cavtelosa
[26020]: : Fuera de lo vorzal por lo burda Y exigeate
[26022]f : Loe : .
[26023]| . ; 10.01.07. Por lo que a usted le consta, es el tipo de persona que
[26024]‘ : Se ; . Se fenilisrics =uy pronto en una cludad extrata
[26025]i Usa bastante bien uh mapa de.caminos o croguis urbano
[26027]! Sé las arregla haciendo muchas preguntas
[26029]; Casi siexpre depende de que otros lo gvfen a donde va
[26031]TN HL
[26033]H , 10.02.08 . Coro Fasafero, yes persona muy consclente de la tarea
[26034]Gel conductor y reacciona al par coa éste (o s2a, hace
[26035]Coro que aplica les frenos, se adepta en su esiento.a
[26039]los canbios en el irdtico, etc.)? RN) st
[26041]' 10.01.09 Coro pase jero, eS persona que parece adaptarse al veo.
[26042]. modo de conducir del cue va al tindn, de manera _ ;
[26043]corziente o aproptada? : Ko. st oy i
[26044]. Nee FN.
[26046]Ne wn at nee pte on
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[26056]; .
[26057]; 10.01.10 Como pasajero en un autoxdvil, gee pereons que permancce
[26058]pose Buy <a calna y relativancate indiferente & la monera de
[26059]: panejer del conductor? Ko sft ms .
[26061]ele 10;0L.11.. -E3:persona que
[26062]rs Nunca conducirfa nientras bebo.
[26064]Tiende a saber cudndo no debe conducir _
[26066]- Sieapra Ansiatirse en conducir, aun estando ebrio oy
[26067]‘10.01.12  —-Ofrece llevar pasajero Cuando‘ea. aproptado _ .
[26069]i 7 - Casi siempre NV N. Murca ~ :
[26071]i i : . . . 7
[26073]10,012.13 ’ Hay ago sobre. su manera.de conducir que deba Eeneionarse?
[26075]De ser asf, descritalo;
[26079]a ee - "20.02.02 Es la clase de persona que , Canina mucho Va
[26080]; i . Canina le mismo que la mayorfa
[26081]Nunca cemina si puede “evitarlo
[26083]10.02.02 Cuando camina, su paso es Rdpido Promedio_\V sf Lento
[26084]wos 10.02.03 ' Cuandd usted camina con €1, usualmente
[26086], : ; . Comina al paso suyo
[26087]i : Obliga a usted a caminar al paso
[26089]aa _ de 6h
[26092]oe . i A derecho eo izquierda - (nneta afuera) -
[26094]- Mis o menos paralelos ©
[26095]Haocie adentro
[26097]10.02.05 Canina - Erecto con cabeza alta
[26099]po ; : Erecto con cabeza agachada
[26101]i : . : Li Agachado pero con los ojos en clto
[26102], Muy agackado — :
[26104]Pcie |
[26106]10.02.06 Cusndo cemina mira alrededsr .
[26107]: Macho, De ranera normal ov J ‘Munca,
[26109]i ao : - 10.02.07 . Cuando saluda & alguiea que. concce en ia calle *su cara
[26110]. . . E Se flumica
[26112] Meestra expresida normal o apropis
[26113]Raranente casbia de oxpresida
[26115]I
[26117]Ik
[26122]“| 20,02.08 i asco Ll. wxtive o poso ussal en su paso t-Jasera de
[26123]Saear? Ea ¢as0 afisuative, coserfoale: _ . . .
[26124]tae,
[26125]wt 10.03 Daestiea Crccval fe auc Ediitcs oh cenNuciy 9 santnars _ j
[26127](sorgee la desertpeids xfs apropiada)
[26129]10.03.02 “Enividuo active y despterto de paso resuelto que parece
[26130]: toner una mente muy prdstica, Le gusta reparar cosas, ~ . . : .
[26131]‘Barece tener buen conocifiento de autcndviles y conduce Le. :
[26132]eo mancra calmada y eficiente. ‘ : 7 4
[26134]20.03.02 Tydividco active que es algo retrafdo (0 negative). con a
[26136]les dexds. Su paso es rfpido y resuelto. Parece tener __ _
[26137]una mente préctica, es muy celoso de lo que posce y lo. . “y
[26138]protece con exceso y no le gusta cozpertirlo., Repora vee
[26139]- . ed _ €0sas sin alarde, parece tener buen conoc{miento de
[26141]; : autondviles y conduce de manera resuelta (a veces hostil}
[26142]‘ pere eficiente, . ; . _
[26144]10.03.03 Intividuo activo y cespierto da paso éespreocupado, que. . .
[26145]Parcce estar de buen huxor la mayorfa del tiempo. Casi o Q
[26146]nunca trate de arreglar cosas pero a renudo es muy diestro . .
[26147]en hacer que se las atreglen. Parace tener poco conocimienta
[26148]Ge sutoméviles pero conduce de manera calrada y eficiente.
[26150]10.03.04 Individuo activo que camina algo cautelosamente, como
[26151]Lo qve cs fd¢cil abochorzsrlo o sorprenderlo. Parece algo
[26152]inteferso y lerdo cuando tiene que rererar algo. Evidene
[26153]tonente tiene poco conocinicnto de autesdviles y conduce
[26154]de manera cuidadosa (a veces tense) pero eficiente. .
[26156]re cnitenecten cane a Soe hea eee ee eee
[26157]‘ .
[26160]10.03.05 | ‘Incividuo ducto ce sf mismo y atento qve camina de mancra
[26161]cee, . also cortada y forcal. Aunque en generel es individuo
[26162]: ce . | Rréetico, casi nunéa trata de hacer asda a ciecas. Tene
[26163]i , : que leer las instrucciones y prepararsé antes de reparar
[26164]Peo also. Porece haber adquirido bastantes conocinientes
[26165]vere ae solre auiccdviles, pero conduce de zanera algo mecdnica
[26166]‘ y muy controlada.,. .
[26168]10.03.06 Individuo dueto de sf aiszo que a nensdo esta alo
[26170]: precenpado hasta al coninir, Cuando se tom el tiempo i
[26172]‘ _. G&@ reporar algo lo Lace intensanente y con nrecisicn, So : i
[26173]“A metuco sebe rucho ce autondviles y cufda el suyo o se “a
[26174]oeuza de que lo cuiden reticulosazente. Sin exborgo, ° :
[26176]: _ cussio estd en corversacida o preocupage con algo, - /
[26177]ro pucce a veces ser cotductor muy peligroso, VE: .
[26178]2. f
[26183]ar nr oars
[26186]i - 10.03.07 .  Individua duefie da sf miszo que camina con soltura y
[26187]a qrocia, Tiene poco o ningin interds en arreglar cosas
[26188]Lee :. : pero cenerolnente conoce los mejores lugares en que
[26189]Se, encargar trabajos y tiende a ser muy exigente en cuanto
[26190]fi . Ql trabajo que se-le hace. Porece tener relativazente,
[26191]ify poco conocimtento del funcionamiento de vn autondvil,
[26192]agit pero aprecia y cuida bien de uno bueno. Conduce con
[26193]: ce . onfianza pero generalnente a velocidad y sin darse
[26197]ant
[26198]ode . y
[26199]“y _— ; , mucha, cuenta de otros. ; eS
[26201]: -- 10.03.08 . ' Persona bastante nerviosa y tenperonentel, que conina
[26202]h = . “" g@pida y torperente. Tene poco o ningiin interds en
[26203]an . + gaber reparar.cosas y se inclina a ignorar o botar las
[26204]. cosas que no trabajan bien. Porecea interesarse poco y..”
[26205]tener poco conociniento de automéviles ysu ranera de. -
[26206]conducir lo derucstra. A veces espanta toner qua, viejar
[26208]: a . 10.03.09 © : “yinguna de estas | deseripciones cabe.
[26209]i : oO Yo lo describirfa cono sigue:
[26211]1
[26213]10.04 - Entretenimientos, deportes
[26215]'
[26217]10.04.01 | yMene el-alguna ocupacién favorite? sf A to _ No 6é ;
[26218]; Si su respuesta es afiznative, describe , Bus ocupaciones ;
[26222]i
[26223]|
[26229]H
[26231]H
[26233]i
[26235]i
[26237]t
[26239]|
[26241]H
[26245]|
[26247]i rs Sg / . 7
[26248]_ 4 . SS Ye Epa ar Codr ma
[26254]|
[26256]i
[26258]'
[26262]i
[26264]. +
[26265]: Si su respuesta es “No” 0 "No sé" scudl cree usted que
[26266]serfo, la ocupacida que lo interesarfa mist
[26268]No pucdo imaginirnelo con alguna ocupacidn favorita
[26270]33
[26272]con G1 de conductor. ol we
[26274]14-00000
[26278]10, 04.02
[26280]10.04.03
[26282]10.04.05
[26284]Colecctonista (;fud coleccions? Armas de fuego,
[26285]moncdas, libros, mariposas, etc.)
[26287]“' Goze coleeciomsta es — Avido De rediano
[26288]\ daterés V7 ry Despreocupado “ ;
[26289]_fAstes (Pintura, cerdstca, etc.) ar
[26290]Mecdnico (motores, equipo ronogratico, ete.)
[26292]Pestrezas (carpinterZa, construccién de uodelos, ete.)
[26293]Intelectual freee s filesoffa, ete.)
[26295]Actividades baile en grupos, deportes ligeros coro
[26297]el L ping-pohs, juego de bolos o vousben)
[26299]Juegos sociales (ajedres, poser, bridge, otc.)
[26300]Espectador (ofr nisica, asistir a obras de teatro,
[26301]& jucgos Bde pelota, etc.)
[26302]Distraceién mental (erucicrarcas, anagranas, crip-
[26304]togramas, etc,
[26306]yla menefonado d1, alguna vez hater tentdo ocupaciones
[26308]favoritas en el pasado? . bf. No
[26309]En caso ) afixnativo, sirvase Gar aotalles:
[26311]igi fr hs pacts :
[26313]proteinase) ‘ound Extrenadazente bien Blen |. V’ Vr formalmente
[26314]Mal Ko baila Ho “Ho sé ai baila
[26316]- Deseriba la clase de bailes que le ha visto \Sseautar,
[26318]Deportes al oiya-Yitre (casa, pesca, golf, ots yu es ea Lo
[26320]t
[26324]Oa ena
[26326]Seer
[26328]a RRRIN D2 T So trae: Pan as
[26330]RAE ee coy:
[26332]eld OD TL
[26334]ATR ate Eat:
[26336]t
[26338]SEEN ER RN ETRE IR IR pgp ae
[26341]3
[26343]‘ 10.04.05 puerta ajedrez? sf Vv Ko
[26345]fos ; . GL syrespeesta es afircative, ysobe usted si juega bien? .
[26354]10.04.06 ‘gi-usted sabe’ jugar poker, eiga la clase do Sugador da a
[26356]poker. que cree que 41 serfa: a
[26358]10.04.07 . 288 la clase de persons con - guten de gustaria a usted soear
[26359]poker? sf a)
[26360]Si su respuesta es negativa, cxplique por qué:
[26362]OR ; sf No
[26364]} 10.04.08 ule ha ofdo usted cantar? a L
[26365]i cee eg En caso afirmativo, es su voz . Buena, Pranedic *” Male a
[26366]| : . 20.04.09 __gpareca gader muchas canciones?. , m4 y ” No _
[26367]eT - 20.04.10 Contando en grupo, ; : co 3
[26368]. oc ‘4004.22 | ‘,oca elgia instrumento msical? st No / So
[26369]; : et . . +o caso afirmativo, ydué instrurmento? . ; ; - a
[26370]; 2 20.04.12 gia nencionado alguna vez haber tocado alga instrumento?7 /
[26371]: : , Si. No 7
[26373]'. En caso afirmativo, sfrvase dor detalles: :
[26377]Gonit 1M, By B Zp
[26379]WERE
[26381]Vane <4 ta er, ile We Lan.
[26383]| oe : line awe f as “
[26385]14-0000
[26387]ya =
[26390]- °
[26391]| - " Of cu respuesta es accative, pqué clase de Ccoportes cree ; _ |
[26393]Ho es tipo para deportes | uo - :
[26395]Te custacto ffsico (Mtbol, rugby, sdccer, etc.)
[26397]De destreza (tenis, bolen ée rano, volibol, ete.)
[26398]; De. destreza, individual (natacién, tiro de flechas,
[26399]yf ; tiro de pichones, etc.)
[26401]v4 , “ Puede que le interese todo
[26403]‘ . 10. 8.14 Juega goltt : > on No
[26404]a . , En caso afirmativo, zlo tom, my seriamente?
[26408]i}
[26409]\ . 10.04.15 Como jugador de golf, zsabe usted que Juega bien?
[26413]poo que juega nedianorente? yCree -que probablenente an
[26419]> 10.04.16 st usted juega golt,: ges Ch ia clase, de persona con quien . ‘
[26421]; . . . ; le gustarfa a usted jugar? Sf" ‘No . . *
[26423]a
[26427]10.04.17 _ Digs si Caza mucho’ _——s- Pesca mucho Caza mveces Narn.
[26430]_ Tunca va de pesca
[26432]! .
[26433]i 10.04.18 yoabe usted si toma las ocupaciones de cazar ¥ scan seria-
[26434]og. b 5 nente? . _No-
[26435]. : | . - En “caso afirmativo, expligue: ‘ :
[26437]10.03.19  -zlfa monclonado alguna vez haber practicado deportes en el’ ;
[26438]. pasado? oo
[26439]' En caso afircativo, sfevase dar detalles (incluya. cualquier
[26440]referencia ‘que el pueda kaber hecho a nedallas, trofeds,
[26441]Por ticipaciéa en elgin equizo, -_ ; ;
[26443]eons [Cyne ee pei O08 of ,
[26444]yA LE tet GOW: oA4 ugyee oo
[26445]Sos Ket Go! CS eG CL. SHS : ;
[26448]10.04.20 - gBa ofdo usted a alguien deseribizio com atleta?
[26449]; : > i a Ko
[26452]en buenas condiciones ffsicas
[26453]alee ‘bastante de manienerse en buenss condiciones
[26455]10.04.21 Dige si es persona que Se ocupe mucho de pantenerse / :
[26456]Se interesa . Poco en mantenerse en buenss condiciones
[26458]10.04.22 > | ya tndteado ° alguna 1 vez tener interés ea levantar pesast: ;
[26459]_ En caso efirnativo, sfrvase explicar: Sf om YY on
[26461]10.04.23 Diga si es tipo mfs bien Muscyloso y atldtico
[26462]my Fuerte, Ce buena constitucidn
[26463]Algo fofo
[26464]Fofo y nada ati¢tico
[26465]Aferminndo
[26467]10.04.24 .  yflene inclinacidn a la necdnica?
[26469]En caso afirnative, diga si :
[26470]Prefiere seguir instrucciones de los libres
[26471]No se ocupa de las instruceiones y trata de
[26474]10.04.25 Si fuera posible: surinistrarle revistas y publicaciones
[26475]; de EE.UU., gceufles. de las siguientes cree que le Gustarfen ne
[26476]. realnente? . cn’
[26477]e mee York Tines _ Saturday Rev ; Newsweek ce ca
[26478]layboy. if Sports Tlustrated ‘Ee . antic Lo
[26479]Peva and Strean Popular MecKenfes ~~ New Republig
[26481]Detter Homes and Gardens _—s-Readers Disest (Seecetonéa)_ ” va
[26483]eo Kenyon Review. Ramparts _— Selentifiec énerican
[26485]. . Christian Selence Nonit wr
[26487]No puedo iraginfrrelo leyendo una revista ee ES-UU.
[26490]-20,05.26 gin lfbros le Ba oft renelorar haber lefdo con placer,
[26491]o2 ha a cnet oradée gloves?
[26494]- sud relfoulds le ka ofdo rencfonar haber visto con placer,
[26495]Si 52 mencionsdo algusat :
[26497]. 10.08.28 st & Fediera eseoger,. probablenente sey ~
[26498]et ; ot = =————— Al otne AL teatro_ AL bollet_ +" A un partido .
[26499]; . . de sdecer _ A uns corrida de toros___ _, A ta concierto
[26501]10.05 7 Comportentento en Ja officina
[26502]10.05.01 - - Informacion general, (argue lo aplicable)
[26504]i . : : . .
[26505]i De trato facil : Encorga su trabajo a otrés
[26506]} Formal , No puede encorgar a otros
[26507]H + Atento a2 ’ Preductivo a
[26508]H ‘ i “co reglamentow 7 pt ” Pensador —_~
[26510]. Actuador . - Desorgani zado .
[26511]Prdctico . — ° Piensa que no le —
[26512]. Pdlatador . ; aprecian su trabajo
[26513]Adicto a los oO .
[26514]menordnduns a ‘
[26516]10.05.C2 . _ Reaccidn de otros trabsjadores;
[26518]: . Subalternos 7 85 “¥ | No sd
[26520]: Le estinan ° Vv So . -
[26522]} oS Ho lo estiman : —: —.
[26524]| . : wat - Es cortdés con ellos a oT ee
[26526]: ee oo Se . preocupa por ellos _-= To.
[26528]i me ' No sé ocupa para nada aT. ~ —
[26530]} _ Le tenen . area —-
[26532]: Lo consideran . Z . “ erm .
[26534]i Se atribuye el trabajo gus ellos — ran
[26536]i : .. ban hecho. - ; vo *
[26538]i ; ; . Reconoce nérito en justicia - 5 — TE
[26540]i : a Lo tratan socialmente : — — uA
[26542]I - . - oO .
[26543]oi i
[26545]i = |
[26549]; 3
[26551]. vy : , 7
[26552]: \ 7 ; . . . .
[26553]. 4 .
[26557]: _ . Lo estinan wy —
[26558]so . A No lo estinan _- ~~ —-
[26559]_ . ; a : Le encurgan vesporsabilidad — v¥ Tt. ~—
[26560]pom Lo. tratan socialnente: as __ ~~.
[26562]- to GE TV. CONSTINCICH EMOCIOMAL =
[26563]: a 1: | ss Meuperanento ¥ hunorismo a _ _
[26564]. u.a | . ‘Temperanento:
[26565]i ;
[26566]11,01.01 En su trate con otros usted do considera Tico :
[26567]LO . Cauto ; .
[26568]. a ; ~ convencional y correcto
[26569]. Bo ; : " Aaistoso "7 i
[26570]; : oo caiido ; i
[26571]1.08.02 . Su estilo de conversacida es Poco diestro _  Confiado
[26572]. . . , . Vacilante j Féieil :
[26573]oe Artificioso Convencional __. Voludle ;
[26575]: i hacia los hombres oo :
[26576]: nis correcta y controlado que hacia Los hombres . 5
[26577]: M4s edlido y fdcil.que facia los hombres . J i
[26578]: 11.02.04 | En general, diga si cree que es persons que : :
[26579]: i Se enfada Tdellnente _ : :
[26580]H - -. Puede enfadarse 2dcilze nte, pero se controla ~ of f
[26581]i : iene genio norzal j
[26583]; . * . Es en extremo tolerante y casi nunca sé enfadorfa . i
[26584]H e ’ . ; :
[26585]H fo oyes +) Uk.OL,OS «GLa ha visto usted alguna vez enfadarse? “wo ME we st Lu
[26586]i ~ . oO “pn caso afirmetivo, describa brevenente el incidcnte, of
[26587]; incluyendo la reaceion da él: | oe, oe gk
[26588]9 ' :
[26590]5
[26594]st bromesr con otro
[26595]uv ha visto brenear con otro.
[26597]Qe inaginar que broxee con otro
[26598]Consicera rortal en cuanto a gustarle bronear
[26600]11.02.02 -
[26602]Te
[26604]"11.02.02 ~ Es. persona
[26606]Que notoriamente: no tolera les broma’s ° “ts }
[26607]: Coa guiea a la mayorfa le susta bronmear SN
[26608]‘ Con qtiien a 1a rayorfa nunca. se le ocurrirfa bromear .
[26609]i ; A quien ¢loramente ‘le gusta ser objeto de bronas :
[26610]7 2502.03 Sy sentido del ‘humor es “M4s 0 menos como el do la :
[26612]Tiowablemeate ausente Avispado
[26613]: Sutil_ Seco Tesco Burdo
[26614]“ Lee.e Cuenta chistes y andedotas munca A veces | .
[26615]_ . . : Frecuentemente | L. ua
[26616]-  -114,02.05 Haciendo cuentos es = — Muy buena Pronedio . _
[26617]: a . Pobre : os oS
[26618]11.02.06 ‘Se Inclina mfs"a hacer un cuento A un Grupo J a
[26620]Aparte a un amtgo o conocido
[26621]- Solamente cuando lo animan
[26623]11.03 = Impresidn general del texperarenty y sentide del buror:
[26624](Farque la descripcio¢n Eis apropiada, ;
[26625]11.03.01. - Tino compechano que rfe con gran placer. a,
[26626]Su sentido del humor es directo, no sutil, y aunque .
[26627]4 veces es ruidoso, raramente es desagradable o
[26629]atone es contagioso,. nn :
[26630]21.03.02 Tipo camzechano que cuando rfe lo hace con bastante placer, —
[26631]: Sin extstgo, es frecuentexente seco ¥Y & veces poco | ; . .
[26632]tolerante y algo desprovisto de buen huzor. Su bromas a
[26633]son. directas, hasta crudas ¥ & veces ispropias, Tiende
[26634]a ser la clase de persona que se rfe de otros y no con . Jt
[26635]otros,
[26638]11.03.03
[26642]11.03.05
[26644]11.03.06
[26646]11.03.07
[26648]. 32,03.08
[26650]sere meneame eminem rep neat cave ney
[26652]" ser chistoso o sutiinente hostil. ' oa
[26654]_ oo 12,03.09
[26656]Miro dbienrunorads que a veeos suede ser considerado =~
[26657]slecce y Gespreacugedo. “Sus chistes sea avispados . %
[26659]x¥ cpertuncs. Es my sensible a los estados do daizo
[26660]y Scatinicats te otres, y a monsdo puede anime tuna oar
[26663]Je gusta brocear con otroay” nunca es erucl o insensible. |
[26665]Goneralmente es tipo algo ty anguite y afable guc a
[26666]veces puede volverse conprententenente. alegre y des-
[26668]- yreccupado. Sin embargo, cuando estd alegra a veces” .
[26670]se extralinita y colesta tn poco a los que estdn a
[26671]su alrededor, Sus bromas son a reaudo avispadas pero
[26673]7 puede volverse muy sarcdsticn y aun mordaz cn ccasiones
[26675]Tipo de buenas maneras, generalnente muy convencional
[26677]: y propio. No aparece desproviste- ge buen hurcor
[26679]necesariamente, pero lo muestrs muy raramente. A”
[26680]veees es dixfcil conocer si es 24 de buen humor, dcevido
[26681]& su manera de esconder y fronmer sus sentinicntos. Ticne
[26684]burde o impropio.
[26686]Tirso sustero y sia vend humorfstica, siempre serio a” ne
[26687]intenso, 5, diffeil bromear en su presencia, cn parte
[26689]pergue no responds aello yon parte porque parece
[26691]serle molesto. . ; an
[26693]qipo sensate y.de mundo, de sutil vena a hunorfstica.
[26695]; ' Ea ‘uh omblente adecuado puede ser muy atrayente y divertido,
[26698]puede ser muy condeseendicnte con los que no entienden
[26699]© no aprecian su humorisno. .
[26701]Sip artificioso algo cinico que 3 veces puede ponerse .
[26702]ruy impertinente. Sus chistes tienden a ser un poco os
[26703]@esorbitages, - Parece “tc ri chistes privados que comparte =
[26704]con sus fntimos, A veces es diffcil saber si ‘trata: ee.
[26706]vJdinguna de las dnteriores deseripeiones le cabe.
[26707]‘Yo lo describirfa como sigue: ;
[26709]Le
[26711]14-0000
[26713]ue BS 7 |
[26715]— ; ry .
[26717]12. Agubsules comates .
[26718]3& Sa Sees
[26721]12,01,01 Su actitud hacta lo sexual es| . |
[26722]; . buy ozeura !
[26724](Rorcat para su cultura y antecentes” “ 4]
[26725]' Gsreate de interds”
[26726]: , Indiferente 7
[26727]“i De interés bicn definido |
[26728]22.01.02 '. En presencia de mujeres és Tieso_ yf Corriente poh |
[26729]~ Vulgar Ts
[26731]12.01.03 Asiste a espectéoulos donde ac tan mujeres sexidesnudas t
[26732]. A memdo Manca =a A veces, en, grepo '
[26733]; No puedo dmagindrmeld en tales sitios. on !
[26734]i >, Mo sé lo que crge de tiles ¥ povectdeuted
[26735]‘ . 1
[26736]| - Z LS yl CP “ETT O. Be. ae ivGiz?: oA vee hei fo i
[26737][S ‘12.01.04 Entre -hactres, habla de lo sexual : :
[26738]i oo A menudo A veces c ~
[26739]Raranenve i. Nurea_ co wee ;
[26740]‘ oe F
[26741]i 22.01.05 yCambian ca su coupoxitantento y/o actitudas sobrd.lo _* i
[26742]sexual, aespuds. de bober? |: Sf Noy’ No sé_ _ F
[26743]j En caso afirmativo, describe “eX Sambi} mo as
[26744]. . F : E
[26747]| 7 I
[26748]" a
[26749]: ‘ - hi
[26751]i
[26753]: be
[26754]. vf
[26755]i 7H
[26756]: 7
[26757]t te
[26758]poe : i
[26759]} . boo
[26760]‘ . 4a '
[26761]. i
[26766]J ys
[26771]z
[26772]2
[26774]ORS
[26779]be
[26784]“A UNBO APs ny at BRC seein
[26786]12.81.06
[26788]12.01.07
[26790]12.01.07
[26794]12.dL.10
[26800]12.02.02
[26802]. 12.03.62 ©
[26804]_ gTiexe usted idea ce su opiatda scerca de las srost <a
[26806]Si no, . osee usted que es tipo que * .
[26807]rfa donde una prostituta -
[26808]No puedo incginarlo con una prostituta 7 _
[26809]No tengo fundazento para opinar maT a
[26810]Si ene ‘taea, Giga-si dicha opinidn es de
[26811]Necativismo hacia las prostitutas a
[26813]Interds en las Prostitutes ‘4 7.
[26815]En sus relaciones con les mujeres, actfa ; : :
[26816]. Generplmente de acuerdo con su edad y experiencia :
[26817]Generdlnente con poca madurez, que no concucrda | oo :
[26819]”- con au edad y experiencia . :
[26820]‘Con bastante soltura y equilibrio
[26822]Con bastante ingquietud 0. torpeza 7
[26823]“Al describir a uns mujer atractiva es mds probable quo :
[26824]—/monelone (._ El pelo Los senos . et
[26825]_ : los ojos La ropa 24
[26826]La figura. s/ /7Ta personalidad” a
[26827]- Las plernas__ No sf voy
[26829]yEa ofdo usted a una mujer describirlo? sx v No
[26831]En caso afirnativo, gqué dijo de 41 la mujer?
[26832]SPECS ce Mie, YD y agra: fe ,
[26833]BELEN oa da al
[26834]Inpresidén general; gCudl. de las siguientes deseripeiones le
[26837]_Es hombre elemental, robusto, que no parece apocarse en.
[26838]materia del sexo. rata @ las mujeres apropiadarente,
[26840]atraccioén. Parece viril y conflado hacia las mujeres Ya la
[26842]mayors ee ellas les agrada.
[26844]Es horbre elezental, robusto, que ocasionalnente “puede ser
[26845]burdo o hasta vulgar. Trata a las mujeres algo &speramente y
[26846]puede Volverse muy insistente cuando lo atraa una pujer, .
[26847]Parece estar muy orgulloso de su virilidad. Sv agresividad . ar
[26848]ofenderfa o repelerfa a muchas mujeres, pero es0 a a parece %
[26849]no inportarle.
[26851]43.
[26856]Se
[26858]7]
[26859]12.02.03 Ss hemere clo sensucl, blanduche, muy atento con _ .
[26860]3 ugeres.' Se inclina & retener ja mano de una mufder oe
[26861]lo recerarto.al hebiosle y a menudo ecka el baz
[26863]v
[26864]‘usa Lisonjas y frases ce
[26865]3
[26867]3 Gut acutra,
[26868]{a pero lo ace ¢ gradable. Ala rmayorla Y .
[26869]muferes les cu gus atenciones.——..--. /- eee
[26870]' : “As 12.02.04 Ss heomore sensual, pero en forma penosa ¢ insegura.. ES
[26871]Sin . .
[26873]hoxre ‘blanducko que se esfuerzo por no ofencer.
[26874]exzarco, frecuentezente sigee con la pirada a una mujer . . :
[26876]- atractiva cuando cree que nadie lo mira. Tanbidn se ‘ tt
[26877]: inclina a tropezar con las mujeres 0 & tocarlas st .
[26879]“accidentalzente” cyaado s2ene oportunidad. ~~~
[26880]12.02.05 Es horbre confiado y bastante pulide que es correcto mot,
[26882]y eonveneional hacia hombres y tujeres y 68 dificil a a
[26884]adivinar sus actitudes ¢ intereses sexuales. En. un :
[26886]grupo siempre se comporta de acuerdo con.las reglas y
[26888]usualmente ce manera muy eficiente. - ; ee
[26890]i
[26891]: . ; .
[26892]i . 2.02.06 Es Loubre confiado y preciso, con cierto aire de ;
[26893]i ara profesional. Es cortés hasta e). lfmite y se toma las :
[26894]i . . mayores molestias por encenderle el cigarrillo a una vo
[26895]. : - dara U ocuparse de que estd bien atendida,. Sin enoargo, Le
[26896]oe _ ‘en sua relaciones con las mujeres es bastante distante. ----- —
[26897]|
[26898]i
[26902]. a - "9 nunea cambia cus modales o procedinientos de acuerdo con
[26904]it _ 1a cituacién,
[26906]. Un herore agradabdle y educodo que es ol mismo ticrpo
[26907]Poohy ; amistoso y de.wunde. Trava a las oujeres de modo culto . a .
[26909]! pero muestra roca sensualidad o impropiedad sexual. =s . :
[26910]at . ascado y hasta apues\o, ¥ puede ser muy meticuloso. La
[26912]in . mayorfa de sus relactones con las mujeres parecen ser
[26914]7 . guy platdénicas. Es el tipo de persona que probablerente —
[26915]' tiene varias amigas Intinas. : :
[26918]| 42.02.07
[26920]Pe hombre algo tfmido e indizcrente, considerado por — a
[26921]clgunes singular o extrafioe., Muestra poco 0 ningin interds Be
[26922]on las mujeres en pfolico. En gererel es persona prco- . a
[26923]cupadd que solozente busca la cumpotifa de otras con inte--
[26925]reses similares. La myorfa de las veces tiene clerto .
[26927]atre asedtico y asexual.
[26930]i
[26931]Z
[26933]ninguna. de las anteriores descripefones cave. Yo lo” oo. .
[26935]12.02.09 © 5
[26941]4.30000
[26943]WS?
[26945]a ‘y. VIDA FAMILIAR :
[26946]is \
[26947]13. Estado civil
[26948], "13.02 _—-gEstd casado? , : vo sf LL Xe
[26949]13.01.01 " gyivesu esposa con 61? So 1. 8th f Ko |
[26950]"13.01.02 ga su esposa a funeiones sociales con él? : ‘ 5.
[26951]; Nunca , Rararente___ _. Kormalmente_ A menudo a /
[26953]x
[26954]s
[26955]“
[26956]g
[26957]3
[26958]w
[26960]"23.02.03 Su esposa es = Mayor que ¢l__ Ma-o-menos de sucesd
[26962]13.01.04 : Su esposa es Extrenadamente atractiva ‘Tornalnente :
[26963]atractiva A Extremadazente poco atractiva_,_
[26964]; 13.01.05 - Ea general, su esposa es socialmente : Diestra ;
[26965]i an _ . ; Aceptable :
[26966]Bo : ; oe, i Inepta — ,
[26967]i i . ;
[26968]i be 13.02.06 ” Agents de su lengua natirna, sav otros tdionas habla su | espona?
[26970]| . oo i - .
[26971]i P. 13.01.07 . ‘Se -esposa es Ms instriida que dl___ ‘Tan lastiutaa y s
[26972]' ; coe . oo. . como 61 Menos Tastruida que el! v/
[26973]' : an — —prwile
[26974]le i 13.01.08 . yistuvo- él casado antertornente: . Sf ho. J No sé
[26976]i 13.02 "Su esposa parece Tener muchas omistades gener Pocus SE
[26977]: i . onistades ‘No tener casi amistades_j
[26978]i : . 13.02.01 Ea pidlico, para con yu ésposa, ¢l ¢s _ Muy atento
[26979]: i . ; ; a . Bastante at onto,
[26980]: 3 ; _ Indiferente f ;
[26981]} : . 23.02.02 £n piblico, para con él, su esposa eg | muy atenta
[26982]i a : : . . Bastante atenta :
[26984]n : 13.02.03 - Deseribirfa usted a su 1 espose como .
[26987]Tependiente
[26990].
[26992]Complactente__- Suxisa
[26994]epee ee Ae = sat A me mm
[26997]23.82.64 En la zona ¢
[27000]13.93 gna estado us .
[27001]: Ta caso ariraativo, con cudnta freesesciat j toe . ;
[27002]. : : o eee _ : ,
[27003]13.03.01 Ta vivierca de clies es Ea eurtrexo elegahkte para la zona
[27005]En extrend ssore para la coma : .
[27006]13.03.02 Como antitriones, les esp0s0s sons musitadsnen ate buenos .
[27007]..  . , Buenos yy) Adecuados age det icientes
[27008]Fo : Ea extrezo éeficientes
[27009]13:63.03 *. "Come anfitriom, la setord parece: May en su azbiente :
[27010]\ - . Bien séaptace = \ Algo nerviosa___- SL
[27011]wee Muy incdmoda : - we le a
[27012]a. ; oo . : — z hte of . 7 ot
[27013]Fj 13.03.04 su vivier nds, a ~Rofleta la personalidad de 41 /
[27014]Hy . o Refleja la personsiidad Ge ambos
[27015]; : No refleja-la personalidad de ninguno
[27016]13.03.05. En general eX nobilissio es Descolorido -
[27017]| : . So Convencional \/_ De inusitado buen gusto |
[27018]4 _ os : "13.03.05 . La sefiora esta” : Vestblenente interesada en su casa. IN a H :
[27019], ; a ; oe so, intercsada en su casa ccmo la : 2 N
[27020]“nejort 4 de sus vecinas %
[27021]| isiblenonts indiferente a la casa i
[27022]| No sé si realmente se interesa 0 no §
[27024]i Te . 13.03.07 | _ Et couportaniento socisl ce ella en casa es
[27025]! : an ’ Nds o menos el rismo que fuera ce ella.
[27026]| SO 7 . . ° Nis en su atdlente que fuera ce ella V
[27027]7 a “1. + 'Menos en su onbiente -
[27028]i me ; ; S
[27029]i .- 13.03.08 . Normalmente soa gente que 4
[27031]oo: , . eee
[27032]H ; : . . - ' Reeibe a renudo y le gusta hacerlo wt
[27034], : : : Cuxmple con sus compromisos sociales y le gusta ;
[27035]“Sastante - . vo
[27036]Prefiere inviter sdélo a sus fntinos
[27037]a Recibe sdlo cugndo es de obligaciéa
[27038]i ; - Prefiere no recibir a nadfe :
[27040]13.08 a yeritica éla su: esposa? a 2 ‘No uy oe
[27041], EA caso afirzativo,” squé es lo are se tnelina nfs a criticart Q
[27045]13.04.02
[27046]13.04.03
[27048]13.04.04
[27052]"- ytfene la esposa alguna: caracterf
[27054]En general, coro matrinonio sons :
[27055]Yisiblenente conpativies Normalnente conpatibles
[27056]Yisiblemente poco compatio.cs , .
[27058]we
[27060]El se inclina a: Nonea parecer celoso ec ella .
[27062]Rarecente parecer celoso ce ella
[27063]Porecer @ menudo celoso Jc cilia °
[27065]Ella se inclina a; “inca porecer celosa de él.
[27067]Parecer.a menudo celosa de éL
[27069]HL Wk
[27071]atica que requicra rencida © | .
[27072]o deseripcion especial? : Se re ;
[27076]Como esposo, se le puede describir mds bien cat:
[27077]Hombre expresivo que €S visiblemente el cényuse
[27078]dowinente en ‘el natrinonio. Tiende & proteger a su
[27079]esposa y cuando es ‘posible sieupre la incluye cn sus
[27080]actividades sociales. :
[27082]es autoritario y dominante.
[27084]Hombre activo que como esposo
[27085]tiende a scx exigente coa
[27087]Es poseyente ‘con su esposa ¥
[27088]ella. | , ot
[27090]: aa oe - i
[27091]nde mucho de su esposa. Ela :
[27096]a tiende' a ser el ecoényuge demi
[27097]gusto y esperar que asf sea.
[27099],
[27103]~@ependa mucho de su esposd pero rararentc lo conficsa.
[27104]Puede tener alguna tendencia a cer cclose ¥ poseyente
[27105]con su; esposa.
[27107]\V/ yarido! como 1¢ mayorfa que trata a s8 esposa con reapeto. :
[27108]Raramente delata en piblico. lo que giente. Es diffeil ~ > :
[27109]conocer sus verdaderos sentinientos par clle.. ees if i
[27110]witha rhPeete cle pe bre de whe pole.
[27114]muy seriazente., Su esposa corre i
[27118]parejas con él y anvos i
[27119]de fonilia y sociclés.
[27121]y galante con i
[27123]Hombre socialnente activo que puede ser EU
[27124]Porecen ilevar
[27126]les daxas aun en presencia de su esposa.
[27129]cf
[27131]4T
[27134]14-0000
[27136]456
[27138]1 eam en errant «a ce nr essen ventcnstees in tt
[27140]Se de su esposa
[27144]exente denes.
[27146]232
[27148]Ss
[27150]tronguilo
[27151]2.
[27155]3.
[27157]anera pose
[27161]a
[27163]a
[27165]en 2223 ora
[27167]a.
[27168]@ .
[27169]is]
[27170]v.
[27171]g
[27172]8
[27173]8
[27175]Ba
[27177]A)
[27180]“A
[27182]oO
[27184]23
[27185]He
[27186]a%
[27187]of au
[27189]Qe
[27190]nd 4
[27191]ba
[27193]ones le viene bien.
[27195]de
[27197]Yo lo dascribirfa coxa sigue
[27199]Uae etes 2S fae aoe
[27201]> : me mie et het on ia at as peeing
[27203]. 4
[27204]. .
[27206]ag anteriores ceseripei
[27209]Be
[27211]Roos
[27213]are
[27214]i
[27217]Wo)
[27219]. zoe ceupa di ce lo aparfencia o el funcfonasicato ge su
[27220]ensa? | ‘ . Sf_ony To
[27222]oh, ; a . $f No
[27223]: ci ‘en caso aircative, les bace _ -Mpdfananente bien?
[27224]a oe . -Jorpenente? a .
[27225]= | | : [ager oped
[27227]° £ 14.01.01 ndmero de‘ hijos 7. gdades | if ., Saxo Fla pate
[27228]s : . - . ;. . aon oe Lo
[27230]En caso negativo, yadnde viven? . f ales) .
[27232]14.01.03 . Se ocupa de sus bijes De manera inusitadca
[27233]re . De manera normal
[27234]“Poco oo
[27235]padre inusitadamente atenta
[27237]24.01.04 | Su esposa eo.
[27238]: . . - Madre normal
[27239]Madre inusitadanente indiferen
[27241]Helll
[27243]a
[27245]T |
[27247]LOM Re es
[27248]OW Seal won enne esanennsten hae RE Toa
[27252]i ry . .
[27253]a -, 14.02.05 Les hijos se comportan
[27254]. oe : Lo Normalmeate bien
[27255]" . + En extreno canorristas, dif{ciles
[27259]iMake SERRE pee at
[27261]14.0,..06 Diga si 41 Nunca. habla de sus hijos
[27262]j : : ‘ - Ga sus hijos_ | Habla de sus hijos euando
[27263]H corresponde sj Hablg de sus hijos con :
[27265], sus hijos . :
[27266]“14.01.07 yTienc algune de sus hijos algo anormal. (constitucién
[27267]° : . enfermiza, alergias, defecto rental, defornida’ © V
[27268]: s Ko ;
[27270]pardlisis, especial intelicencio)?
[27271]En caso afirmativo, descerfbales -
[27273]nt a Gp ae hulls at epolyeale— hale . 3
[27274]| a a tei Coie ey a PALE eft an _—
[27276]Cibeiwes wl Ue ,
[27277]A 48 .
[27281]14-0000
[27283]AGS
[27285]24.02 Cuando eGposa y fos estan eusentes de casa :
[27288]. 7 Hantieae pro ente sumtina
[27290]Probablezente intensifica su actividad social |
[27292]‘ . : No sé 9 ce bac
[27293]Sm 7, v4 (a prin ca poe o—
[27296]I
[27298]Bo . . ; Padre de familia activo y felis, orgullose de su
[27299]é a. — fomilia,
[27301]- Se . Podra de Yscilia active que tiende a sez estricto yoo a
[27302]: . exigeate con sus hijos, - a,
[27304]& oe Padre de fanilia activo que pasa mucho tiempo con ella.
[27305]a : . . Tieade a caleriar & sus hi jos. :
[27307]Padre de fmailia activo pero insegure que se preocupa.
[27308]mucho con sus hijos.
[27310]Padra active y responsable, pero.que no tolera tonteriaa,
[27311]Su trabajo es princro y la fanilia lo sabe.
[27313]i eo,
[27314]i , . . : of Padre responsable y cuidadoso, clizplidor con su
[27315]| : Temilia pero no muy afectuose o expresivo.
[27317]Pedra despreseupado que no pierde sueto por la font iia.
[27319]su cuenta, con buen éxito. : _ ,
[27321]Padre indiverente que a veces parece no darse cuenta .
[27322]ge su farilia. a . ;
[27324]Minguna’ de las antoriores descripeiones le viene bien. ‘
[27327]1. Digan si lieva fotos de -- - Ary
[27328]- Su familia . Su esposa . o
[27329]. . Sus hijos — =: _ Sf misro 4
[27330]. 28.05 En su oficina © cuarto exhine fotos de A Su fontiia P
[27331]Suesposa_ Sus hi jos ui Sf mismo -
[27332]_ WS geey alguna earacterfstica en sus rel actones con Gu esposa oO gu :
[27334]; fontite Que réquiera fescida o deserfpeiina especialt
[27336]«-
[27339]4.00000
[27341]“. —s, a
[27342]VI. POSICION ZMOLGICA , .
[27343]_ a ——— . . . e
[27344]18.03 ER Cenerats
[27345]_Es honbre de opiniones francas y evidentes. Es capaz .
[27346]Ge expresax dichas opiniones sin inportarle al parecer ,
[27348]. 303 Suusinichios ¥ actituces de otros.
[27349]~ . _ df Es korbre da ruchos prejuicios e ideas dogzdticas. _ ‘
[27350]Puede expresarles sealovada y resucltanccate cuando oe .
[27352]es recesario. ©
[27354]Es hombre que posiblemente desvfa opiniones de
[27355]controversia con ligereza o buen hucor. A veces
[27356]es diffctl conocer sus opiniones porque es diffell
[27357]hacerlo hablar con scricdad,
[27359]. : - . __.. £3 hombre que pucde tener muchas opiniones firmes
[27360]“——~ pero se le heee diffell rostrarlas. Ticnde a
[27362]: . @isculparse y a mostrar tinices y desasosicgo
[27364]Seen meme euande se avecina una discusida.
[27366]Es hombre cuyas vordaderas opiniones son diffciles :
[27367]de conocer; Usualzente es diplexitico y convencional
[27368]cuando 8c diecuten temas poléxicos o prohibidos.
[27370]- . Es horbre serio y resuclto a portarse en forma
[27371]- “——— apropiada y convencional. iene las maneras de una
[27372]persona bien disciplinada que solamente dice lo que . :
[27373]se supons decir o lo qué otros esperan que diga. : .f
[27375]Es un hombre de. opiniones muy educadas.. Ustd bien
[27376]nformado y ¢3 capaz do sostener ua argurento de
[27377]manera considerablemente orticulada, pero a vecos
[27379]8@ vuelve efnico 0 sutilnente sarcdstico, .
[27381]Es hombre. ticido y taciturno en cuanto a sus opi-
[27382]niones. 9 cuy a@iffcil hacerlo expresarse sobre :
[27383]ta tema, porticularmente si es tera polénico. . .
[27385]i : Minguna de las anterflores dekeripsiones sixve; se
[27386]3 . . - le describe mejor como » sigue . .
[27388].
[27391]tena que ticnde a ponerlo colérico? st
[27392]1
[27394]| "18.02.02 May alot
[27395]Ea caso atireative, goud, cat
[27397]- 15.02 _ Ee hozbre, cuyo patriotisxo cs
[27398]. Pateate e intenso
[27400]Cons el de is mayorfa de sus colegas
[27401]Cauteloso y no muy intenso
[27403]: , a oo ‘Diffeil de precisar
[27404]‘ 25.02.01 Fn asuntos gencrales ce polftica . . oe
[27405]4 _ : Generalzente esta bien infurmado sobre la posicién’
[27407], \ - . . Esti tan blen {nformado como la wayorfa, de sus-
[27408]i ~ : colegas .
[27409]| : -| at Este extremadomente mal infornede
[27411]i ' &
[27412]| is
[27413]| og
[27414]| oe
[27415]| as
[27416]| i!
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[27428]i
[27429]I .
[27430]5
[27432]oe " yIt, ZESTORIAL IzcICo.
[27433]16. Estego de saled .
[27434]. _ 26.01 Que usted cepa, stiene ¢1 algda problem de salud? $f . No Z
[27435], _ En caso afirrativo, omplique: on ,
[27437], 7 16.02, atienen gu csposa o hi jos aigin probleza de salud: sf_ v No :
[27439]Ae Wo, “ER caso afirzativo, explique: H
[27441]a ; So me Op ey “fom nd este by fjoote yudings
[27443]2: . : _ of, Aa :
[27445]“ot ba. a fe Vd CC fo
[27447]_ a _ . 16.03 gH indicado al, vez haber tenido protien do solud en UW if
[27449]; - el pasado? . sf_séN. aod
[27451]| a . En caso afixnativo, explique: . : :
[27452]i ‘Que usted sepa, ztoma regulerzenta pfldoras oO medicina de. J i
[27453]b . " owgts alguna clase? . So Nov 1 |
[27454]i a: . " En caso afirmativo, explique: . j a
[27455]a —_
[27456]j i
[27457]: ; 16.05 Es persona que: Wunca habla de su salud o de lo que sicnte .
[27459]Fiadla como todos de su salud o de lo que ve . Frecuentehente
[27460]habla de su salud © de lo que siente No
[27462]‘ a
[27463]} 16.06 — . Suanty ae 2 Bipate ral: ‘Todos se percatan - Se nota de modo |
[27464]j woe, La wayorfa de la gente no Lo Hotarfa . EER Le ee,
[27465]; Morea He gabido que se sients rol. . we EL
[27466]| orf
[27467]an
[27468]| -
[27471]po:
[27472]. 53 ; to
[27474]ee oo ne neeeneeeenemmemceenmner sermons enn semmmmmec ce tiene ems 9 an om ro 9SYVI-
[27475]-
[27476]t,
[27482]jw. + fox Cara goludsole:
[27484]: Robusto. y saludavie
[27485]Ssenchalmente como la mayorfe. a 6u edad
[27486]: / te.
[27487]Bless v Barriga grande
[27488]coe e-ltensta ¢ faTtatte el aliento 21 csforzarse ;
[27490]Manos frfas y buzedss Pendercia a sudor -
[27492]dacasiaéo Nal. “gifento .
[27494]Que usted cops, ytiene dieta o régincn cepectalt
[27496]“Ba caso esireative, explique:
[27498]OE Nw bee
[27499]2 . oe
[27500]- ta . ty
[27502]i a ae ae
[27504]ts manera . generat, le parcce tndividuo que
[27505]Sicne cutha energfa y no se cansa nunca
[27507]Term encrgfa, pero no siempre
[27508]Tiene encrcfa moderada
[27509]; _ Ea ietdrgico, indiferente
[27510]-giny algo: ea cuanto a ou aolud o la de su familia que acba ser
[27511]cone ea detalle? .
[27513]Uaferaiso
[27515]Xo _
[27517]AT 7
[27519]ww Uf
[27521]K .
[27523]Ys Hay inc GAC ke Ore oe eee oe
[27525]J iat, Uo bate
[27527]Cantal pe
[27529]ay / Lo SAA al ae oA pb Mode
[27530]/ piss, 5 Cha. fo & mie ee eRe.
[27532]_ 33
[27534]Be Dee POP Ue eee
[27536]Lae ae ve Heke i & rz, “hat?” phvesesio! Beek? Ok RL?
[27538]a
[27540]ep am apne
[27546]pan enen iim ett eat meee cannons ceigneye 8 my
[27549]_",
[27551]| | sronur oe - 23 Apel
[27553]‘the followings ¢ cozzents cencerning what epreared to
[27555]stioncl contacts and/or rodus opcrandl of Soviet intel-
[27557]Debriefing conducted 23-26 April 1070:
[27559].
[27561]LOU (OV = During the alfair between ATHIDRIFF and LOGINOY,
[27562]thoy went to the movies once or twice a week » the Futurena and Cine Mod
[27563]being the theaters most frequently attended. OSINOY rlweys rade sone
[27565]oe St
[27566]sort of} (contact during these outings, _&ccording to AEMIDSIFF. ‘She. stated
[27567]that he ously leit his Beat about 2309 hours and went ont to the lLebby _
[27568]for some: time. She did not know where the contects were actually made, -
[27569]Once she end LOGHIOV encountered, apparently secidentally, outside the
[27570]Cine Mod theater, a @ Mexican Aruy Colonel, who was introduced to her by
[27572]LOGINGV as "Col. Sergio." In this instance LCGIiOY eld not excuse hinself
[27574]_ to have ‘a private conversation with the Mextcen. "Col. Sergio" was de-
[27576], sértbed by AEMIDRIFF as about kO, tall, no moustache or &lasses,, thick, ; ,
[27578]curly heir, appeared to be of gpentsh Gescent. Tne woman with "Col.
[27580], Sergio" appeared to be about 25 years old and vas introduced as his wife
[27582](vhich AEMIURIFF doubted because, es she pet it, he didn't treet her as.
[27583]one would a wife, but rather as a cistress). AEMIDRIFF knew nothing more
[27584]about this Mexican and never sew hin again. i
[27586]On another occasion, LCGINGY and AEMIDRIFF met an Anerican in.
[27587]front ‘of the Futureca theater. LOGINOY introduced hin to her as “cate
[27589]Michael." AEMZDRIFY stated that. ho vas dressed in civilien clothes. He
[27591]SECRET
[27592]Jor ra9s472
[27594]i
[27595]i
[27596]i
[27598]t
[27600]LOS Rea eta te a Se ne ame
[27602]14-0000
[27604]Oe SECHE®
[27608]hod blend haiz, was of nediua neight, no glasses, lorce grey eyes. a
[27609](AEMIGRIFF thought his quite attractive). LocIey told "Michael" that he
[27611]tre next cry ea urgent business. "Michael" was elone,
[27613]esinated this exconhter took place atout Septenter 1559,
[27615]- 7 “qongicor = AZITDRITE stated that GOLCUZOY used her in the
[27617]sane manner, i,¢@., tock Hen eicut 3 tings in all to Cire Chapultepe pee, then
[27618]lett her during the nevis orske sez2 sort of contact.
[27620]Debriefiny conducted 12-16 May 1970:
[27622]Concernins Soviet Coutects in the Me xicen Folice: ALIMRIFF
[27623]stated that she overkesrd COLCUSOV end DYCMIN talx about many contects which —
[27625]they had in the police kere. She said she had also overheard Kotexwaxov,
[27627]PAKULIN, AND CEAYXEOY tele atout how many good police contacts the Soviets
[27629]have. However, each specific exsnple which AEMIDRIFF could give concerned “oy
[27630]Some nou-operstional favoz which the Soviets could get taken care of, e.g.,
[27631]when the Soviets vented to get something through Aduana; when some Soviet _
[27633]vas missing bad police coorerstion was ne eded; getting advance “notice when : at Loe
[27635]some denmcens tration hostile to the Soviets was about to take place, etc.
[27636]She was not able to recall eny hints that Soviets had operational contacts
[27637]‘in the polices agents reporting on what the police were doing; assets who
[27638]. assisted Soviets operstinsally in sere way. However, AEADRIFF thought
[27639]the Soviets ‘prohsebly have such essets, -
[27640]Concerning Soviet contects in West Cercen Police: ASMIDRIFF : ‘
[27641]recalled ‘that vhen she went to Gersany as interpreter for Soviet surgeon
[27642]and textbook writer, Peblo AMASOY, sa Jeruary 1963 (they vent to Colome
[27644]SECRET .
[27647]SECKE@ mo ‘nes
[27651]te
[27653]Best Corcany of Ce, “seretet Hinistry has sth tec}, ths Sovivs #cbassacon in
[27654]Vest Garnety evébod ‘that the Eubassy, hed sens ald ezonte within the Woss
[27655]Goran Folice who help ed than to protect. the Sovicts (fn context thst ib:
[27657]| WES densencis thengs some Soviet official cowd be kidnapped by the eneny,
[27658]ete.) ARSUaT SP noted ¢ that ANASOV was quite old and ‘very .prowrerine.
[27660]Miscollenecus MS cnatstiennt ‘notes - AQSIDRIFF hed no knowledge
[27661]of Sovic ts sefe houses or sate ¢ arar rte “ents. She stated that many § Soviet
[27663]visitors steyed at the Hotel Virre ayes op in two oth or hotels near the
[27665]Soviet Embassy (she couldn't rem aber nezcs). She > did not know whetier the
[27667]Soviets had eny sort of specinl eriangencnt or ‘contacts. in these hotels.
[27669]. AEUDRUS stated that ‘she had attended several parties at
[27670]which i exicans also were present - (she recalled specifically part ties at the
[27671]homes oF KOLCHYAKOV, EFAXULIi!, LocInov) and in each instance the Soviet
[27672]officer, &t lone point curing the evening, had a private conversation with
[27673]®& Mexican guest. (unfortunately, ARUDATSS was unable to recall the nasies
[27674]of any of the Mexicans she met on these occasions, and of course there is -
[27675]no way of knowing vhether such private conversstions. were orerational 7
[27676]meetings.) AEMIDRIEF commented that at purely Soviet Parcies, husbands alt
[27677]ways went off together and talked business, ani if vives approeched, they
[27678]stopped their conversation. .
[27680]Debriefing congucted 1-6 June 1970:
[27682]KORUEENIN ~ AEMIDRIFF connented thet she. thought KORMUSHAIN
[27684]made operational ecetings in the Brenan Rer, sinee she often cay hin
[27685]° * - oe
[27686]sitting in thet bar, wearing dark glasses énd trying to loct ineonspicusus.
[27690](AEMIDUEP serctines passed by this bar and would look inside, elthcuch she
[27692]. \
[27693]never went in.) Bo
[27694]1
[27696]f= Foysitle PG! Contact - ; ALMIDAUFF stated thet she
[27698]was told by Daniol Hontiel (Daniel MERLSZ Montiel, £01-258951), the Sovict's
[27699]chauffeur, thst his brother, who is a Central Comittee number of the PCH
[27701]and who worked on the PCM publication "La Vos de Mexico," was in contact
[27702]; .
[27704]with KUPLYAKOY. In eddition, AEMIDRIIY stated that she believed that
[27706]% Verduse, 201-851.726) had en
[27708]i
[27710]Amando VektuGce (iden with Armando MARTIE
[27712]_uncle, elso named Aracndo VERCUGO, who is ‘First Secrctary of the PCH and
[27714]who is in contact with. KUPLYAXOY. At ledst this was stroagly inferred by
[27715]Montiel, according to AEMIDRIFF. (Editor note: Arneléo MARTIOMZ Verdugo,
[27716]2023-06425), who is brother of Armando, is First Sccretary of PCH),
[27717]AEMIDRITF stated that KUPLYAKOV always seemed te be very interested in and
[27718]knowledgeable of what appeared in "La Vod ce Mextco" and Sh the PCY publi-
[27719]cation "La Epoca." She stated thot, in general, KUPLYAKOY paid so much,
[27720]attention to local politics and seered to be so vell informed on PCH
[27721]matters that she felt certain he had conething to do with the FCA.
[27722]AEMIDRIFF stated that KUPLYAKOV"s wife was @ good friend of
[27723]Salvador GONZALEZ Marin, head of the Fondo de Cultura Popular. ; GONZALEZ* ¢
[27724]wife works in the Museum of Anthropology. GOCHZALEZ sold a lot of Soviet
[27725]pooks, according to AEMIDRIFF, end for that reason was in contact with
[27726]KUPLYAKOV, but she coazented thet GCIZALEZ may also have been utilized
[27727]by KUPLYAXOV in soze other operaticnal ways fost. of KUPLYAKCY's céntects
[27729]seem to te journalists. (Tnese vere the people AFMIPRIFF sew talking to him
[27731]at receptions, etc.).
[27734]4-00000
[27736]i
[27737]i
[27739]H
[27741]SkORE? . .
[27742]-S- i
[27743]ADETORTRY ateted that Leopoldo ARENAL, whose wife is the
[27744]dsuphter of David Al fero SIQUIEROS, is enother Soviet seset whe ts hendled
[27745]by KUSEYANOY (rho hesrd VANOVSNIY talk about this). ARMIDRIFE sefd that
[27746]By
[27748]AREMAL works with Edusedo ARAWO (econedle constdtent for Ynera Conti-
[27750]nentel; S.A.", momtionsd in Comzoreinl Office). She alsa stated sha
[27752]- knew that ARSNAL went at tinzs. to the. Fabassy to see KUPLYAXOY, AEMEIDRIFF -
[27754]‘said thot AREAL goes to Moscow every your or 60... (AREUAD teentieat
[27756]with Leopoldo ARENAL Fastsr, 201-117999).
[27759]|
[27760]|
[27761]'
[27762]i
[27764]a Spell IG: AEMLDAIF Ss stoted that
[27766]LOSING went cut. nt aicghts eften during thig ferlod and told her it vas
[27768]J" OYOarrcy nen etntigd thet his wert dining this ported
[27770]was some of the most dungercas he hed ever done. AIMIDAIFF was certcin
[27771]‘that these "contacts" involved in student riots. AENLY: sus related that
[27772]ence at Auto Cins, LOSINIGY made a necting with a froup of. youths uho cane -
[27773]ain enother car (Felcon). Another ting, sore 2 or 3 days later, LOGINTY .
[27774]hed MITOPOISEE gtve hin sore, shotgcns which MITOPOLSKE hed charge of.
[27775]Lositov got the guns sbout 2200 ar 2200; the guns were returned. the next
[27776]morning. Others who peered to be going out all tha tine et  dght ‘during
[27777]the student riots (and taiking about their eeetings in general the next
[27779]morning ) were BOLSUAKOV, KORWUSATN, HIKIPOROV. AEMCDAIF? never heard
[27781]“mention of money teing pussed during this period (1.66, to Soviet asscts
[27783]. invalved an riots) nor any montien of any nuzes or positions of assets
[27784]i (This not in agreenent with soze of Pan Janes info). CENYKOV se ered to be
[27785]: involved also.
[27787]- Debriefing conduct23 12-16 May 1970: AEMIDAIFF was again
[27789]‘ questioned on her knowledge of Soviet activities during the 1968 student ~
[27791]dsorders. She reported thet all she really knew was that the Soviets were
[27793]very busy during this period; that LOGINOV. told her. he wes going ott every
[27794]Gj [tent to make “contactss" that she overhzerd Soviet case officers talking,
[27795]vat various tines during this period to effect that tney very busy, meking
[27796]| many contacts} that the’ situation was potentially explosive and a dangerous
[27798]j tine for thea to be making such conte ects. AEMIPRIFF titee was vith LOGINOV
[27800]SECRET
[27802]¥4-00000, 3
[27804]duty officer for the Frbassy for thet night. , 7
[27807]. \
[27809]vations. Hovover, ATUEPRUS
[27811]of Soviet contacts \
[27813]Strted sho did not
[27815]in peletien with tha ebudent disowders, aay ccarien of the level of ins |,
[27816]Sent orgenizationsg, cny & sation or
[27820]Volveruns of thers
[27822]Sovict b guidacse to the student move scant, finsne! vat, :
[27824]or the like. Sho really deesn't knoy that the Soviets had any contests
[27826]with direct access to inforeation to theses sotivities, wut whe strongly co .
[27829]assures that they Gid, based oa thein le 2h of cotivity and the strong .
[27831]tenor that LOGLIOV snd other case ofNeers gave te the idea that the contacts
[27833]. i
[27835]they were Rak ing were dangerous ones ror thea to be scen with during this
[27836]we i
[27837]1
[27839]period.
[27840]2 lofo: AENIDRIKE questioned —
[27842]Debriefing conducted 1-6 4
[27844]re 1963 student disorders again, for clarification previously reported
[27846]details. She stated that the Sovicts had sone different types of rifles
[27848]sples of guns which they vere
[27850]2
[27852]in the Comerclel Office which served Gs sox
[27854]trying to sell commercially in Kexico. Cne night about ll o ‘elock, curing ‘
[27855]i
[27857]the period of student riots, LOGIicy cae to the Cocxerefal Office with
[27859]MITOPOSSKE (Z2X0DRIFF was there watching IV }. They got “sone" rifles -
[27861]AEMIDUFF could not see how many o7 vhs t kind. They tock them cut in sone
[27863]rifles were returned to the Coa-
[27867]knov whether ell of ther were
[27869]sort of besse Tne next nerning " "sone"
[27871]mercial Office, but AEMIDRIFF doesn't &
[27873]brought back. “She doesn't know whether ox not LOGINOY might have teen
[27875]AEMIDRIEF stated that NECHIPCR=ENNO's trip tack to the USSR
[27877]during the 1658 ricts coy well have teen to rpport on the riots. Novever,
[27879]she didn't knevy thst this was the case and noone specifically tald her 80.
[27881]SECRET
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[27889]Y-REF.- SHEET.
[27894]ORREF, =. SYM NUMBER OOC. DATE _ CLASSIFICATIGN ©
[27896]201-285412 "HMM A=38637— ; 06 APR 70 201-789963-
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[27933]| : SECRET 2523142 FEB 70 © dire nEXI.O crTy. 2565.
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[27935]ERYHMEDRED TOP AEWIDRIFF FUPASTIME, Pen
[27936]. "
[27937]a a -Iefea 103190
[27938]|. REF: MEXICO cITY 2557 (10 3! YY
[27939]ore
[27940]Rae I. PER REF, AENIDRIFF CONTINUED REVIEW OF PHOTOS WITK Hes
[27941]a
[27942]fi; ° DEBRIEFER AND LITENPO-14. REVIEY OF &3 PHOTOS CINCLUDING WIVES?
[27943]ate
[27944]a DURING 26 AND 21 FEBRUARY SESSIONS FROVIDES FOLLOWING HIGHLIGHTS WW
[27945]EY .
[27946]; E ADDITIOW TO OTHER INFORMATION WHICH WAS ALREADY KNOWt:
[27947]fo. VALENTIN BAKULIW: CHIEF OF OUE OF AEGRIP SECTIONS
[27948]. a EXPERIENCE IN LATIN AMERICA FRoW PRIOR TOURS BRA
[27949]| a ARGENTINA. ee ;
[27950]oO. LEV GoLouzovs WORKS UKDER t BAKULIN HCH TERE
[27951]. ho a :
[27952]len
[27954]INFORMED AEMIDRIFF SHE BEING seer HOME.
[27956]PEE, KATHY as
[27957]Om SERGEY PROVOROV: WORKS. UNDER BAKULIN. AEGR Ba i
[27958]toa of iN. NL,
[27959]- [WU  NIKOLAY SOKOL ov: CHIEF oF REFERENTURA.
[27960]Core BARS.
[27961]| LYUDMILA SHAPOVAL OVA: WORKS ‘UIDER SOKOLOV WR REFERENT Ute
[27962]¢ SERVED IN CUBA’ AT ONE TINE, —_ ——
[27963]i te - : i. : Arr ef
[27964]z ALEKSAIDR KOZLOV: WORKS. IN REFERENTURA US
[27965]are bobo. : ;
[27966]al CHARGE OF PHOTO.PROCESSIUG AL MICROFILMING. .
[27967]INTERNAL SECURITY AKD as waTcHogs. MAPPY ALD '
[27968]~ a? : Pol wigoEM Lo:
[27970]7 URUISURE Depo) vim,
[27972]oe ewe
[27975]prone .
[27979]4 SRE WPT mote
[27981]Cater Seexed ARIAT AT O1sse 2 ATION CLASSIFIED He MESSS SSAGE _torat L Corizs , ROUTES ANDO aT RLS-s2E4
[27983]St ‘Cc Ly we :
[27984]Wirz Filled ny
[27987]RUF. PROD OPUSTION 4 oor Tas cory PROMIONY to
[27989]INDEX: : Oy ves Une
[27991]CLASUFY TO CORRE Ko, —
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[28000]PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 2565 SEGRE T
[28001]VLADIMIR: TSERADZEs WORKS IN REFERERTURA BUT IS ALSO UIDER
[28002](DERS OF BAKULIN. TIMID, DOMIMATED BY WIFE, -
[28003]‘YORIY ROMANE KO: WORKS IN REPERENTURA. FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES
[28004]PAVEL KOVALEV OUT AT NIGHT. DRINKS A LOT AND HAS TROUBLE WITH
[28005]WIFE BECAUSE OF IT. oO
[28006]. ~YuRLY XUPL YAKOV HAS JOB SIMILAR ‘To KOLONYAKOV" S. VERY
[28007]IMPORTANT PERSON WITHIN EHBassy anp HAS ACCESS TO REFERENT IRA,
[28008]_ MERY REFINED A’ND CULTURED. many IICHU CONTACTS THROUGHOUT
[28009]7 MEXICO AKD AL so CULTIVATES FRIENDSHIPS WITH DIRECTORS OF
[28010]‘MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES AND OTHER SUCH INSTITUTIONS.
[28012]BORIS CHMYKOV: VERY EXPERIENCED, SEEUS TO HAVE PERFoansp
[28013]FRILLIANTLY IW. Past WITH. No FAILURES, SOMETHING OF ALADIESt °°
[28014]7 MAY AND HAS,” ‘on otcastow, BEEN MIXED UP IN INTERNAL SCANDAL.
[28015]|” EWAMORED oF. SOKOLINA. TRAVELS FREQUENTLY THROUGHOUT HEXICO. _
[28017]. VLADISLAV KORNUSHKI Hs BEKICK, SERVED IN BRAZIL, SEVERAL
[28018]» WowTits IN FRANCE ABD FOUR To SIX HONTHS IN ARGENT INA. SPEAKS
[28020]SPANISH, FRENCH ALD PORTUGUESE.
[28022]“LEG KOROLEV: AEKICK ae an
[28023]VLADINIR MAKAR OV: HOT. CERTAIN, BUT PROBABLY AEGRIP. HOYEVER,
[28024]“FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES BO SHAKOV, APPEARS COLD ALD CRUEL, “ONE
[28026]. ry . cm Xe
[28027]SECRET :
[28029]. o
[28034]heey te Se ae
[28036]SRO an
[28038]725 esos ey LL Per
[28040], , ACTEN Ger
[28042]"OD
[28044]REZIDENT.
[28047]tien Fitted
[28051]CLASHEY TO C8 MLE NO, rt ee
[28053]KHEP TO €3 IRE NO, :
[28056]Ooree no Orewa ro - em anen ———__
[28058]‘PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY 2565S ECRET - .
[28059]_ & AENIDRIFF"S WATCHDOGS PURTAG JANUARY 1976. SPEUT “TINE IN.
[28061]“RED CHINA, oa
[28063]. TOAKIN BULAVIN: ASSIGHE D TO conn MERCIAL OFFICE BUT bors NOT
[28064]FRYSICALLY BGK THERE, PROBABL Y WORKS FOR Kol SOMYAKOY (OV, AEKICK
[28066]SERGEY VERBENYEV: RIS, SERVICE UNKNOW R, PER FORMS TRTER WaL
[28068]; SECURITY AID WATCHDOG FUNCTIONS.
[28070]VLADIMIR GORDEYEV: BELIEVES HE AEKICK POR KI NG FOR SOKOLOV
[28072]AD KOLOWYAKOV. _—
[28074]_ PAVEL Kova EVs. CONSIDERS HIM DANGEROUS, SPEAKS SPANISH . . _
[28076]"Ak ENGLISH ALHOST WITHOUT ACCENT, HAS NARY FRIENDS IW
[28079]AMATOL TY STEXL YANNIKOU: BACHELOR. BoDYGuERD For KOVALEV. |
[28081]WORKED FOR SECRET POLICE IW Hoscou, AFTER THREE YEARS: In MILITARY.
[28082]“WILL RETURN Noscou SOON, et
[28084]KONSTANTIN BOGATYREV? CHIEF. GF ALL eRouPs. OF MILITARY INTEL -
[28085]IN MEXICO. CAEMIDRIFF PREVIOUSLY INDENTIFIED CHUYKOV. AS AEGRIP
[28086]CHIEF. - STATIOM BELIEVES CHHYKOV POSSIBLY CHIEF FOR THOSE UNDER
[28087]CIVILIAN COVER But JULTOR TO BOGATYREV. -
[28089]CLEG SHEVCHENKO: SPEAKS SPANISH WITH ARGENTINE ACCENT. THIS
[28091]Is FIRST Tou In LATIN A "ERICA,
[28094]Som eg tere ee tener tan pa araitedens an ae anes ate eer mae teen ne ee renee we ee
[28096]Carn et Sconeta RIAT Orsscnnns aTter qo LAserieod, ore ssige _Torat Covies BOUTS PH OroT INITEUS- SEO 8
[28098]oo
[28099]F Pune bs NOnALD
[28102]a , BOVANCE Cony [Jasco . Claes
[28104]Swern ee
[28106]1 OM ate
[28109]. 3 Pre rew UNIT
[28113]fins
[28114]CLasery yO €8 PT KO. ene
[28116]pIDeRr he BH ves
[28118]+] SREP 10 es rRe NO
[28120]bsem ov . Pern
[28123]O ore nd © ancrunn ro ee, RANE .
[28125]PAGE 4 NEXICO ClTY 2565 § ECRE t .
[28126], VALENTIN Loci nov: ALTHOUGH HAD AFFAIR VITH AEMIDRIFF,
[28127]RECALL SIX MokTHS EARLY WAS DUE TO Sone FAILURE AND NOT TO
[28128]AFFAIR, Q . a
[28129]VALERTY SOKOLIN: RECALLED SIX MONTHS EARLY DUE TO SOME
[28130]| FAILURE ALSO.
[28131]VIKTOR IVANOV: LiKeD TO LIVE VELL. OWNED 27 SUITS “ABD ‘OFTEN
[28132]. CHANGED TWO OR THREE TIMES A DAY, GOOD FRIEND OF OCTAVIARO _
[28133]ao CAMPOS SALAS, SECRETARY OF INDUSTRY. AND CONIIER CB now IN nos cow
[28134]IN CHARGE EXPORTING FURS FOR SOYUZPUSHNINA, ,
[28135]Y ee BORIS KAZARTSEV: SERVED IN CUBA WHERE HAD sone PROB! LEN OR |
[28136]“". BLAP DUE To DRINKING AND HIS CHARACTER. DOHINATED BY wife WHO
[28137]S “INFLUENCES HANY OF HIS DECISIONS, WIFE WORKS AS TYPIST In. -
[28138]" (/REFERENTURA, SHE VERY JEALOUS. OF HUSBAND, YET FLIRTS WITR ~
[28139]~ YOUNGER OFFICERS WHICH HAS CAUSED MARITAL “PROBLERYL |
[28140]FEDOR YEVESYEV: BELIEVES HE RIS, PROBABLY AEGRIP. scousnD, 7
[28141]FOR AMBASSADOR AnD ‘CURRENTLY FOR CHARGES. BELIEVES KE RAS wo
[28142]OTHER FUNCTION. Tet ; 7 7
[28143]"MIKHAIL Davipovsarys GRADUATED MFA ACADEMY asout THREE .
[28144]Years GO, NEXIC IS FIRST PosT. AEKICK. HAS ACCESS TOT |
[28145]REFERENTURAs FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES KAZANTSEV AND YEVSEYEV.
[28147]. *
[28149]ecoenirns Se eG
[28151]. . . . . @senmreaio’
[28154]: ACTION NO. | :
[28156]: .
[28158]foc: (2. FULFs 201-835670. GP]
[28160]RSTO AOR INTER ee
[28162]2) Cases Seoreqanny Dusseuncamies Sf
[28164], Tessie Et
[28166]POAT Gar woiwicd
[28168]oe sate en nee te ene —
[28169]SOVANCE Cony { Jisssco [Juorres
[28170]. . . - oe ee Sm me an mtr en
[28171]~ j : “me pects Ova Oxo
[28172]——- .
[28173]. : CUaanry Yo C8 PLE NO,
[28174]SOR arn z . .
[28175]~~ BACK TO CETRE NO
[28176]. ~ . .
[28177]- Os by kr a PRE RO ‘0 RCOTURN TO BRANCH -
[28179]_ a ACTION UNIT
[28180]oe
[28182]“PAGE 5 NEXICO CITY 2565 SECRET
[28183]FAS MARITAL PRODLENS DUE To KEUROTIC WIFE AND FACT HE was,
[28185]—— FORMER WIFE, EIGHT YEAR OLD CHILD ‘Ho WENTALLY RETARDED FROM
[28186]{ .
[28188]i + INFANTILE PARALYSIS, .
[28189]~* pwatRiy DYAKONOV: MEMBER OF CENTRAL CONMITTEE CPSU.
[28191]RELIEVES HE AEKICK. HAS HALY FRIEWDS IH GOBERHACION AND RELACIONES
[28193]EXTERIORES, SERVED Ij ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL. MORE REFINED AND
[28194]CINTELLIGENT THAN PRESENT CHARGE, KAZANTSEV,
[28195]BORISKOLOMYAKOV: AEKICK REZIDENT, THIRED.IN IMPORTANCE IN
[28196]_ EMBASSY. GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT, SERVED AS ACCOUNTANT IN USSR,
[28197]‘ARGENTINA AND FIRST TOUR MEXICO. RETURKED TO MEXICO AS REZ IDENT.
[28199]"VERY STRAIGHTFORWARD, STRONG PRINCIPLES. DRINKS MODERATELY.
[28200]“LOSE FRIENDSHIPS WITH ARGENTINE DIPLOMATS, FREQUENTLY TRAVELS ~>
[28201]WITH KAZARTSEV, SOMETINES WITH BCLSHAKOV. =
[28202]“YEVGENIY FEDIN: FOURTH IW IMPORTANCE IN ENBASSY.
[28204]FREQUENTLY WORKS IN REFERENTURA, HAS FEW FRIENDS WITHIN EMBASSY —
[28205]_-BECAUSE OF FICKLE CHARACTER, ASD FACT HE AT ROOT OF MANY INTERNAL
[28206]"INTRIGUES BY SERDING ANONYMOUS ACCUSATORY LETTERS. :
[28208]VALERIY NIKOLAYENNO: AEXICK. IN CHARGE OF ASSIGNING
[28209]HOUSING AND FURNISHINGS. SPENT SIX MONTHS {0 CUA AS ENFLOYEE,
[28210]RATHER THAN DIPLOMAT, BEFORE HEXICO. ATTESDED NFA ACADEMY Th
[28212]HOSCOY.
[28214]44-0000
[28216]ONG
[28218]|
[28220]H
[28222]i
[28223]H
[28225]a
[28226]a
[28227]“it
[28229]RUSELENCES 3
[28231]‘Boviets nt the Saviet Tubausy
[28233]em wrt
[28235]4 oT eke ee . .
[28237]i BG Yoblruary
[28239]MEHORANDUT FOR Dih RECO
[28241]SUBILCT : Operation Road Covrse
[28243]A. Qvr memorandun dated 9 Rocenber 1959,
[28244]sane subjoct, ,
[28246]BR. Nevoranduir No, Se6O/4748, hted 10-
[28247]December 1969, Brame subject.
[28249]1. The Lolleving comments from CAS/HEX on Relerences
[28250]ave forwarded for your information. In an effort to idontify
[28251]"Georro", CAS/NEN obtained tho following infor ation fLrou
[28252]reliablo sources concerning the 3 and 4 Octobvor 19G9 necting
[28253]between Gubject end the Covicts.
[28255]CAG/MSXY veurces reported the presence of cortain
[28256]agoy on the morning of 4 Oetebor
[28257]efine of Subject tock place,
[28259]2.
[28261]1669, whieh ag when the cebri
[28262]Although the premence of some. of these Soviets have been
[28263]yeportod praviously in Rorervence A, the coutcxt of tha ob-
[28264]Borvations could andicate that possibly ons or more of thesa |
[28265]individuntls was involved in the dnterview of Sabject on 4
[28267]October 1859, :
[28269]s secon entering the Fue
[28270]was seen vorking In
[28272]8, Yevgenty Ivanovich FLOM was
[28273]bassy on 4 Qotober at 0253 hours,
[28274]Window #12, which is his and Yursy Viktorovich & PTY ASOY ts
[28275]offico. This office is also uscd for receiving VIP visitors,
[28276]PEDIN was Geen exiting the Ecbacsy with Makhail DAavyIpovscly
[28277]and Lov COLOUZOY at. 1249 in an automobile carrying license
[28278]plates "63 pn", Lo
[28280]4. fovse Pavlovich NOLONYAROV was sscen entering the
[28281]Enbresy on 4 October 19¢9 at 6919 hows. At _GO19 hoars, |
[28282]KOLGUYAXOV was observed epeahing with Viedislav |
[28283]KONUUSUKIN dn the parcon of the Unbacuy, than hOLGuY
[28284]tered the main Rebassy building by the nada entrance, At
[28285]1057 hours, KOLONVANOY wag anain obrayved in the pardon cpeake
[28286]ing with Valentin Sergeyevicn IOCHOV, niter which both went
[28292]14-0900
[28296]|!
[28297]|
[28299]-barsy on 4 Octebex FOG9 nt O40 hours cviving t
[28301]: Fs
[28302]KUZNETSOV, who might have been tha
[28303]“which Subjcet was snuggled out of the Euviet F
[28305]into tho yveee
[28306]geo. 92
[28308]v intervie
[28309]poxe, thon t
[28310]during: one o ".
[28311]left the swoon,  ROLONY
[28312]Ute hours that eay in gn rikemodile cayey
[28314]"69 DA."
[28317]bad by.
[28319]&, Veleisiavy Sovgeyevich i HIN wan geen entering
[28320]oey at Q@O10 hours on 4 Oetober in tho. company of
[28322]A, Girvang an tutomobile with license "76 Dn".
[28323]Other than the conversation m tfoned in payacraph 4 above,
[28324]he wan not seca agtin watil Wee hour when he exited the Ene.
[28325]basuy along, It is net known when ROWSE
[28327]: INJWA left the Eabassy.
[28329]yevich FOROREY was moon entering the En-
[28330]cvalecontrol
[28331]car from ag local cxivan and inntructoxs then
[28332]dopayted., KOROTLY entered the hain Mabaesy building and vas
[28333]343 hours, whea ho exited the Enbacsy
[28335]G. Ole Serpe
[28337]ze pehnool, The
[28339]pot seen amadn until be45
[28341]on fact,
[28343]"2. Valentin Sorgeyevich IMGINOV unc secon entering the
[28344]Pabrasy at O49 Bo the moriierer 4 Cateber L050, Ho Ww
[28345]ceen exiting the Wvbassy an hin cay, JAeense plates "31 DG,
[28346]at O813 hows end 1 reer entoring the Unbacsy auain at
[28347]of59 hours an the me yebhlela, * 1016 tours he yas soon
[28348]exdting again in cay "31 DS" ey Locinoya, whe ahevye is
[28349]brought to your nttenti peeitce ALL of these Sovicts sre
[28350]known KGB officers (exe {; who as ce ad as Suspect
[28351]koB), and all have at le rable nglich cpeaking ability.
[28353]of Convikh Uyanovich
[28355]Cyivexs for car "Es DD," in
[28356]Tabaacy on 4
[28357]Octoboy 1969, Siuce his wits, Yor vot Ivanovns KRULEEcovs!,
[28358]miy have been with hin, hey ctourarn ds attached. Also at~
[28359]tached is a photograph of Yo manhy Geivoryoyna myo oVa, wile
[28360]of Inva Fecorvich EMOKULOY, who night be ddoentieal with the
[28361]youan tho met Subjgeet at tho gntehouse an he entexrtd tho Ene
[28363]bassy on 4 Getobor.
[28365]& Attached is a paola
[28367]tavdes
[28369]9, With reference to the enevncncy instructions for Sub-
[28370]jeet on the test paee Of Reference %, CAS/VRS reports that
[28371]they were not briefed concern, this cmergepey icans or cone
[28374]14-0000
[28377]whup id
[28378]‘ PINQU AIGA Pen mi Rugsto sue VS Retyansg 2000
[28379]C nen ants priors to theae pres
[28380]- mass brdoving Such ¢ Jouey pis adie my bo ee pletely
[28381]coosdinrted with "CAS Heasganyeers prior te Japlene reat ion, ‘
[28382]‘oO, Pleaca fdvise if Sabject was able to identity any
[28383]Of the Gaviet individurts he net, utilininy: the photosraphs
[28384]Which we leaned to you Cavin our rocting on 19 Yecenber
[28385]71009, We would eloo Aappoeciate learning 1f Subject is able
[28386]to Adontify KUSNEYCOY, RUSISTSOVA, and KNOXHLOVA, whese photo~
[28387]i Exvaphs are attached, | uO, : ,
[28388]1. OW is requested that your office return all photo.
[28389]‘yx¥aphs of the Soviets in Nexteo whieh we have passed to you
[28390]proviously , in¢luding attacked | yn reborn eRS. ;
[28391]_ Attachments: ; an ;
[28392], 1 ~- Photograph of n : Ths
[28393]2 = Photogeaph of
[28394]Ka Phocopwaph of }
[28395]Ts John C, Murray :
[28396]: = Chief, WH/1 mo AG
[28397]DISTRIBUTION: ' Oe
[28398]Orig. and 1 = 902 (w/att) . .
[28399]L- SB/XAVH (far filing in AEMEAS TRO 201-107668)
[28400]1 ~ SB/CI/O , ce :
[28401]. L-CI/ii oo oo ‘s i
[28402]- : 1 = CI/Ops re . . :
[28403]1 = 201-1589296 (FFDIN) _ :
[28404]2+ 201-748341 CXORMUSHKINY t
[28405]at - 201-28: 412 (LOGINOV) i
[28406]Lo =.291-221169 (SOROLEV) :
[28407]“ L ~ 201-837292 (SUZKETSOV) (v/att 1&2) '
[28408]1 = 2912269729 (KIOXTOVA) (e/att 2). |
[28409]L - 291-892878 (SCLEASE-1) H
[28410]- 1 + Georpe tenpo ft.le . . . {
[28411]lL - Chrono . i
[28412]WU/L: LMOsborne: lmr/SE94 4577/1974 | y
[28413]1’ . t
[28414]i
[28415]f
[28416]4
[28419]A a rl Cte ie ed
[28421]1
[28422]i
[28424]i
[28426]i
[28427]|
[28429]sore kind of failure. He was in “exico on two different occasions, “*
[28431]19) Valentin Serpevevich Lantos: He left on the 6th of Setcber for
[28432]“Noscov, six ronths before the corpletion of his tour, He vas head
[28433]of. the covsular sdetion and the lover of Paya. *pparent ly the
[28435]causes fer his sudden return were 1) havire heen Paya's lover; and 2)
[28437]not having had paod results fror his werk and, according to. Rava,
[28439]y . _ - : : mentees PE
[28441]She states that during the time she was having an affair with Valentin
[28444]LOCTROAV whe Vas chief of the consular sectjon, he occasionally took
[28446]her out at night to places vhere she knows he made contact with persons
[28448]who seered to he Mexicans, She savs that she. doesn't know with which
[28450]persons he wade contact, nar if they tere “exicans or not, hecause she
[28452]never sav then, but that he, on several eccasions took her to these
[28454]places: the fine “od on tines Lovas de Tecamachalco, the Cine Futurama
[28456]in Colonia Lindavista, the drive-3n theater called utocinena del Valle,
[28458]the drive-in called Autecinera Satelite and the fine Tlaltelolee. . When
[28460]she accorpanied him to thase places, he left the car and she remained
[28462]in it; that he would po for 10, 15 ar. 2 rinntes to converse with those
[28464]people. He never teld her vho these persens vere nor what they talked
[28468]about.: . . oo ; aa
[28470]i
[28472]a a an ee
[28474]|
[28475]i
[28477]SPST ONT TRE THe ae Ch mg
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[28485]. —b2
[28487] CCINMED TATE E DIRECTOR:;.
[28488]a
[28490]SE ‘CHOY
[28492]TEE chen tan ine w. LeSen iwes eens Supt siete
[28494]BUVENCE Suey CP Eire
[28496]RP eeosu Peto OF Ths Na COPY PROMoITED Bp
[28497]week Ow Uno ee
[28499]. ase Tits fra Bo ig iF e
[28500]SU Pees
[28502]pestis oy Os PETMAN TO nn
[28503]a OEY a ren
[28505]KONE a ' ”
[28507]Bets bo. : 7, ”
[28509]SE CR E T 2217152. FEB 70 Cire MEXICO cry 2539 CPRALLETT ACTING)
[28513]CESENSHHIZED REDTOP AEHIFRIFF rorasriay . _ Bes A 30 |! ae .
[28514]- REF MEXICO CITY fasinlmore ey .
[28516]. d+ DEDRIEFER REPORTS SLOW BUT STEADY PROGRESS WITH AENIERIFF,
[28517]WHO BEGINGING TO ACCEPT DEBRIEFER AS FRIEND, LITEMPO-14 TAKING
[28518]LEAD IN DEBRIEFING (WHICH AEMIDRIFF SEEMS PREFER AT THIS POINT),
[28519]WITH DEBRIEFER CHIMING It OCCASIONALLY AS TINTERPRETER". SINCE
[28520]SPAKISH Is common LANGUAGE TO ALL THREE, Most IF. NOT ALL OF DEBRIEFING /
[28521]WILL BE 1H SPANISH. L-14, WHO HANDLING AEWIDRIFF VERY WELL AND wHo |
[28522]VERY AMENABLE TO ALL SUGGESTIONS FROM DEBRIEFER, IS Tap ne RCE
[28524]ats TRangtl
[28525]poo.
[28526](RIBED. WILL CABLE HIGHLIGHTS, ae ~
[28529]ae AS OF EVENING 26 FEBRUARY, AEWIDRIFF HAD STARTED (eorne, SS
[28531]THRU PHOTOS OF SOVIET PERSOUNEL WITH DEBRIEFER “ARD L-14,3 seaRiy
[28533]NOTES AND’ is ‘DICTATING NOTES ONTO TAPE. FIRST TAPE - wo}
[28535]READING IS THAT ‘AENIDRIFF HAS ho KNOWLEDGE INTEL rere a QR. CORVACTS
[28536]AND PROBABLY LITTLE IN WAY OF ops LEADS. HOVEVER, SHE SHOULD “BEG =
[28541]ABLE CONTRIBUTE SIGWIFICANTLY TO IN-DEPTH KNOULEDGE OF sovieT ‘MISSION
[28543]MEXICO CITY, |” a, oe
[28547]Se AEMIDRIFF InN GOOD sprRiTs AND ADJUSTING Wt WELL, BUT te: On NAT ee
[28548]Seth ry
[28550]POOR HEALTH, WITH COLD, FEVER BL. ISTERS, AND INTESTINAL, PROBLEMS: (FOR
[28553]Pol DISSES
[28555]-srener ‘Result
[28557]cu COPY.
[28560]i
[28561]'
[28563]i
[28564]H
[28566]sie ME ane ante dinate wena eee ca
[28568]Peel pute OEUNG danny efazemfan en Se LA sit emt oere teen e Urine
[28571]: SCE ate re mere
[28572]on in, (then Filled Inj Ese
[28574]AEPR QS 2TIN CF TMS COPY PROMIOITED
[28575]wore: (Jres (no
[28577]CLARIFY TO CB FRE HO,
[28579]AOVAHCE Cony ( Jrtueo Ti
[28583]Ov: AT
[28584]RACR TO CS rae wo, aE rr Od
[28586]“prac
[28588]ate oY 7 Om LE AD
[28590]Teron Gat
[28592]al Reruan T°
[28594]ACTION WO. -
[28596]te
[28598]“2 PAGE 2 MEXICO. CITY 2539. SE cRET. ee Be
[28600]s WHICH SHE HAS WEDICINE) «. . . :
[28601]& A
[28602]Be . Ae RE. PERSONAL HISTROY,: -AEMIDR IFF ‘SAID SHE REISED™ BY FanaLy OF
[28604]% _ GERMAN- ~ SPEAKING UKRAINIAN JEWS. WAS MEMBER, KONSOMOL FROM AGES 14 TO. .
[28606]; 28. SHE. THEN LEFT KONSONOL - AND. CLA WS, SHE DID NOT JOIN COMM UIST
[28608]“§
[28609]7 part BECAUSE. SHE. “MARRIED” NUCLEAR PHYSICIST ‘NAMED nIKNaTL ALE KSAND=
[28611]: ROVICH ALEKSANDROV, WHO ‘DIED. at. “AGE 28 1n 1967... ACTUALLY ‘MARRIAGE
[28614]i Nor OFFICIAL SINCE MIKHAIL'S MOTHER WAS OPPOSED, BUI EVERYONE KNEW.
[28615]i y.2 THEY LIVED TOGETHER. "GERHAN was AEMIDRIFF'S MAIN LANGUAGE AT =~
[28617]" UNIVERSITY (SHE NOW CAN READ BUT wOT SPEAK JIT, ALSO READS. FRENCH AND
[28618]| KNOWS SOME ENGLISH woRDS). GOT. JOB with, MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE,
[28619]AND ‘THRU INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS MADE THERE GOT rave asstomes
[28620]AFTER DEATH OF MIKHAIL. WENT TWICE TO LEIPZIG, ONCE TO EAST BER aL IN,
[28621]AND ONCE TO COLOGNE “EOR SIX. DAYS... SAYS SHE HAD WANTED TO CONE TO:
[28622]MEXICO SINCE TINE, TEN YEARS AGO, WHEW SHE HEARD MEXICAN SINGERS: WHO.
[28623]APPEARING MOSCOW.
[28625]- $, AEMIDRIFF SAID SHE WENT AROUND. WITH “AED IEHARD "ALL THE
[28627]TINE” UNTIL HIS RECALL, BUT SAYS THAT RECALL WAS NOT CASUSED BY
[28629]THIS AFFAIR. AEDIHARD WAS RECALLED DUE TO SOME “FIASCO” WHICH
[28630]OCCURRED ABOUT THREE. “MONTHS PRIOR TO RECALL. AEM IDRIFF CLAIMS
[28632]TO KNOW KO DETAILS. EARLIER STATEMENT THAT “HE HAD BEEN RECALLED
[28634]eet FS apogee trie tae
[28638]9 . so Ae .
[28642]14-0000
[28645]~~ _ SECRET LSSo |
[28646]. (ehon Filled tn) Saas voe {
[28647]BOW ANCE seer [Jove os AEPROSUCTION OF THIS COPY PRON BITED 4
[28648]woes: (Dre [Jao , . {
[28649]~ . "| exasure vo cs eae wo. , ;
[28650]eno an z i . |
[28651]RACH TO CE PRE RO LU ;
[28652]DO ome aD Cr reruns: ro" i
[28653]aes |
[28654]ee gee PRES nEXICO cry 2539 SE CRE T i :
[28655]z BECAUSE OF HER VAS APPARENILY NEANT TO. ‘BE JOKE. . be
[28656]= 6 AENIDRIFF DID NOT. START going out WITH URUEWA AND FRIENDS |
[28657]& | urine AFTER agDIEKARD ‘DEPARTURE SHE NOW SEEHS HAVE NO DESIRE SEE”
[28658]*  P} ueuwa, wee sie BELIEVES Raw Our (oN HER, SHE VAGUE ABOUT FOrURE 7
[28659]i PLANS, BUT SEEMED HAPPY 70 LEARW SH NIGHT, BE ABLE STAY AT. SAFESITE 7
[28660]@ THRU END FEBRUARY, hee yrs Cet . _ 5
[28661]| 3 7. DEBRIEFER. DEL EVES: AEMIDR FF Is. esse JALLy APOLITICAL. f°
[28662]t 3 . : a
[28663]j SHE PROBABLY TELLING ALL, OR NEARLY ALL Shit KNOWS, PERHAPS HOLDING” i
[28664]i BACK AT PRESENT OW SOME’ PERSONAL THINGS. © ue
[28665]to “:
[28666]i 8. WO SECURITY PROBLENS ENCOUNTERED IN spresine AREAS
[28667]; i
[28668]9. FILE 201- 835670. GPrt am
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[28708]_ ESEISTEER or op AED ILORIFF PPASTINE. oon — 7.
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[28712]fo FOLLOWI NG IS GIST oF DEBRIEFIS sa ‘OF ASHIDRIFF EVENING
[28714]"12°F EBRUARY: BY LIYENPO-14,
[28716]2 SUBJECT WAS BORN 1939 (31 AUZUST PER IMMIGRATION PocutsN foe"
[28718]L
[28720]MOTHER DIED IN CHILDBIRTH. FATHER Was SHGIREER WORKING FOR é : pee
[28722]Se se 5.
[28726]‘ cexzmea UHO-IN 1943, WHILE WORKING ia SI3 RIAN FACTORY OW” OP Sag
[28727]we rene nat teen a en
[28728]“ILITAKY PROJECT, YAS ACCUSED OF SAROTASZ, WEVER SAY HIN AGAIN.
[28729]we ETAT FROUECT, HAS ACCUSE
[28731]SHE WAS RAISED BY GIKLFIREWD OF 1 HER FATHER AND OLY RELATIVE IND
[28732]uSSH 1s MARRIED SISTER™ BORW ABOUT: 41952. SU ECT STUDIED- Lincurstics
[28734]_ AND GYaHaSTICS aT UNIVERSITY OF woscow. RARRIED (DATE NOT STATED)
[28735]NIEHAIL Lau uno, was STUDENT oF ‘PHYSICS “AND #aTH al UNIVERSITY oF
[28737]SOC. HUSBAND DIED 1367 AS RESULT oF RADIAT TOUS RECEIVED IN”
[28738]XPERINENTS. SUBJECT Was In COLOSSE, €58T GERHANY, AT THAT TIHE,
[28739]josstue AS AIDE ana INTERPRETER FoR SO¥ISY SCIENTIST OR LITERARY
[28741]F1GURE. AFY ER “hus BAND" S DEATH, ‘SUBSE Ect VoRKED AS TuTERPAETER
[28743]Seve Ez AL TINiES AT LEIPZI8 FAIR, HAS ALSO BEEN IN zAST BERLIN, , Vy
[28744]Fa 36 SUBJECT SAID- SHE ACCUALITEO SiH Ud TREGSLATOR RECENTLY ‘\e
[28746]: ewe OO y
[28747]* ; ; _ ; cS COPY. pr
[28749]REF: MEXICO CITY aase(iv oa rr
[28752]14-80000
[28754]obey,
[28756]seep Cae
[28758]fe.
[28760]S7 ares aren ° . . SHER TO nn
[28761]gen ene . (ihen Filled Ia} x
[28763]INDE: Ova Cine
[28764]CLatsrv Toca rad no.
[28765]eRte to Chee
[28767]Base oy PER _ || O rcrurn te -
[28769]PAGE-2 HEXICO CITY avi2 SECRET. — ot
[28771]NOSCOW WHEN HE Vas sTUDYINe AT LestrTuTs- oF FORSIGH RELATIONS. ra
[28772]THIS TINE SHE WORKING For wINISTAY OF FOREIGN TRADE,. In ADJACHET -
[28774]BUILDING. TIKHONIROV HAD REPUTATION OF BELaS QUE OF BEST. «7
[28776]TRASSLATORS OF HIS TINE. ne
[28777]4, SUBJECT EARNS 2539 PESOS (ZeD USD) PEs MONTH PLUS.
[28779]SHALL QUANTITY RUBLES DEPOSITED 18 Roseee, STATED SHE HEVER- HAD
[28781]OR HOLDS ow TO. MONEY BECAUSE, SHE. ALAS LIKED To BUY NICE THINGS.
[28782]5. EVER SINCE ARRIVAL. 18 HEXICO SUBSE =CT KAS SEEN REPRIMANDED
[28783]FOR HER TASTES WHICH WERE "OUTSIDE HBASSY #ORE" » ABOVE ALL IN
[28784]4) QUESTIONS, BUT ALSO FOR DYES ING HER RAIR, WEARING PANTS,
[28785]AND | NOT BUYTIIG Sane “CLOTRES: ENBASSY WIVES USUALLY BOUGHT. SHE
[28787]Had FOLLOVTG * MORAL" PROBLEMS.
[28788]a Ae SHE WAS MISTRESS OF FORHER HEAD or cousuLar ‘SECTION
[28790]VALETING LesiNovy Mio WAS sent “Hon HE THEIR RELATIONSHIP. oo.
[28792]usgiaal FOR VEEKE? WD. WHEN KER ASSENCE bIscovenzy OW, 44
[28794]- SOVIETS LOOKED “ALL: OVER sic CITY Aud EVE EX ASKED
[28796]en he . Pee me
[28798]am PM, . ok “REF Xp nee
[28803]yo)
[28805]mora Ove Dre
[28807] ———— A eee Semen oe
[28808]- CLAINFY TO C8 FRG S10,
[28810]pace. SECRETANIAL Dusesena 0H , CUASHIEIEO Messnce: TOTAL-Corits Route) ANIVOA Pel ALS ogre OW
[28811]CRADCUNT WOTHAD - Sit a onoue a fs].
[28812]- LERE Geese cay were
[28813]a _{tien Filid ise jf 7S a £3
[28818]on an
[28820]“RRP YO 8 PLE NO
[28822]orsou py. o_. uy rac O)-nervan 10... mien woe wee oe nee
[28823]Sp RAEN 8 es ee
[28825]——__ PER
[28826]ACTION Unit a * . . i : me i \
[28827]. Ht Fite, Vl _ Te Bs too. he
[28828]ACTION NO, - ere — - - = t ~
[28829]; . PL. PAGE 3 NEX1CO CITY 2472 S ECRET . eo E so
[28831]POLICE TO HELP LOOK. WHEN. SHE RETURLED SKE WAS: THOROUGHLY :
[28833]_THTERROGRATED BUT DID NOT waNT TO REVEAL WITH ‘WHO SHE HaD- 7 ore
[28835]GOVE, ALEXAMDR WIKITIN TOOK THE RaP, SAYING HE KAD’ BEEN im |
[28837]WITH HER, FOR THIS REASON SHE was NOY PUUISKED BADLY, ia
[28838]i
[28840]ALTHOUGH SKE WeS THREATEWED WITH BEI SENT HOME. WHEW
[28841] WEKITIN REALIZED THAT is Was Colne 70 bE PUNISHED HE DENIED DE 7
[28842]COUPLETELY THAT HE HAD BEEN WITH ele THAT WEEKEND. Be — _
[28844]|S SUBJECT MET URUENA ABOUT ONE YEAR AUO AT PARTY GIVEW BY” - Oo
[28846]HER FORMER CHIEF (VIKTOR IVAuOV, URON SuBsECT DESCRIBED AS VERY
[28847]WICE PERSON WHO LOVED TO GIVE PARTIES AND WHO HAD HAY HEXICAt
[28848]CONTACTS). SAY Jk UziIA FREQUENTLY ASHE REPRESERTED, mexican FIRA
[28849]DEALING WITH CO: "iERCTAL OFFICE (Z0ROC)). ALL MER CONTACTS WITH.
[28851]oh HEXICAN FRIEWDS YEFE MADE THROUGH URUEHA. (SUBJECT BrateD: SUE
[28852]' MET MANY OTHER } MEXICARS, WHOSE WANES SHE DOES. NOT RECALL, Tu BER
[28853]. FREQUENT VISITS To HUSEUNS,, THEATERS, 1) (OTHER PuBLic PLACES.
[28854]Sons TINES THESE MEXICAKS WOULD PICK HER UP Auld BRING HER ko: ‘Ey:
[28856]ALTHOUS SH SHE. WEVER TOLD THER: BER BANE OK ocuPar tou. ) THROUGH
[28858]URUEWA SUBJECT WET “GRoUP OF FRE EES: SPEt 1s. YOUTHS, maa OF SPANISK
[28859]H BACKGROUND cas Is URUEUA) , AHO SHS EuvovED GOING OUT WITK THER,
[28860]: : " SAID She HAD ALW EAS Seid FREES SPs RIT Bho oIp NOT LIKE THE : °
[28862]po re _ SkeRerT
[28865]14-0900
[28870]1
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[28873]Ot ects dae aster tere AN ih emit
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[28876]az. ia Flied nd * ™
[28878]sovance cory CJeweo [PJeorie Fe ——
[28879][mos Geo Os |
[28881]ne eee
[28883]CUALUPY TO CO PEE KO,
[28885]. ‘
[28886]on an
[28888]FOP OC cs
[28891]‘ Pace MExIeo city eate SEC RE ET. .
[28893]RESTRISTIONS CUSTOMARY ti HER. ‘couNTHY “Aid, ‘enerone ME WouLD
[28895]OFTEN. GO. To Tif ovis BEHIND TRE. BACKS oF CHER EMBASSY AND HER oe
[28896]: : ‘CHIEFS. at was Ia THIS WAY SHE BEGAN re) €0 OUT ITH. URUENA AND, ©
[28897]i HIS GROUP. SHE SAID THAT, HER CHARACTER KAD “ALUAYS: BEEN A LITILE |
[28899]oe ADVENTUR CUS AND AT TIMES CAUSED HER PROBLEWS: “LITENPO= 14 COMMENTED
[28903]THAT FRON HER CONVERSATI OW IT CLEAR She 1S GIRL OF * NOT VERY STRICT
[28904]’ NORAL coxucT.”. ow THE CONTARY, SHE” ‘IS WOHAN WHO EWJOYS: CONTACT |
[28906]WITH HALES VERY MUCH.) - .
[28907]7. SUBJECT sésmpen vay Su nexioo wii SKE LEARNED SKE TO
[28909]BE SENT HO2 & FEBRUARY CORIGINAL DATE WAS 4 FEPRUARY). LEARNED
[28911]THIS FRON MALE COLLEAGUE, (THUS FAR UNIDENTIFIED) WHO WAS DRUMK.
[28913]DOES NOT KRO¥ IF COLLEAGUE TOLD HER’ OUT oF KINDNESS OR DRUNKZNUESS.
[28915]SKE IN TURN TOLD URUEWA WHO SAID KE WOULD FIND HELP, SAID HE COULD
[28917]HOT HELP PERSONALLY BUT WOULD GIVE HER KEYS TO HIS APARTHEUT.
[28919]ON 6 FESRUARY SHE SUSPECTED PROVOCATIO’ WHE, AS SHE CATERED -
[28920]LOCAL PHAREACY, PHO WONEH APPROACHED. HER PROPOSING THAT SHE REAALW
[28921]© IN HEx1co. NOT KiourNe “RO! THESE wong COULD KNow THAT “SHE waS
[28923]EMBASSY, PARTICULARLY stuce Shé Had JUST SEEN FIRST SECRETARY
[28924]2 "BORIS" (PROBABLY KOLaHYAKOV, ‘POSSIBLY Cisven0V), BORIS HAD
[28926]leet Bk
[28928]S00 VeReRe
[28930]RETURMING, SKE SUSPECTED THAT THE WocEW HAD BEEW SEAT BY HER |
[28932]4 -
[28933]OUTING ANO-OA IMIT1A09-3204 BT
[28935]Set ott SCURETANING ISS ATION LAs ILO MESoauG 1OTAL LOMes -
[28937]SATONARGY NOTE es
[28940]When Fitls od In) “Eas
[28942]AOVANCE COPY (Jueves (Jacrsen RPEPAQDUCTION OF THIS COPY FPROMUDITCO -
[28943]: moses ()vea (no ,
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[28953]ov, ah
[28955]Owe OY ke,
[28956]ACTION UNIT .
[28958]. PAGE S MEXICO CITY aaue § ECRE
[28959]- ALWAYS GREETED HER “AFFECTLOWATELY. BUT THIS TINE =, OW SEEING. HER,
[28960]HE IGNORED HER. OW 7 FEBRUARY SHE AGAIii AZK=D URUENA FoR. HELP, -
[28962]SAYING IF HE DID HOT THERE YAS ite) WAY OUT-- EITHER Shik RETURNED
[28963]TO SOVIET UWTOW ALD SUFFERED CONSEQUEKGES, OR SHE. Corti ITTED SUCIDE
[28965]“TN MEXICO. URUSIA TNE INTRODUCED KER YO OWE RICARDO FIERRO, WHO .
[28966]HID HER FOR TYO DAYS. (STATION COMMEST: TKIZ VERSION OF SEQUENCE ee
[28968]q
[28970]OF EVENTS APPEARS SONcuHaT GARBLED.” ADITIONAL DETAIL RE ACTUAL
[28971]ESCAPE CALS IN COWUVERSATION YITH FLUTEO #HEN SUBJECT SAID SHi HAD [
[28972]RECEIVED PERMISSION 70 GO TO FaneireL, PARTY 7 FEERUERY.s PARTY
[28974]WAS IW APARTHEAT Ti WHICK SHE TOOK aueuses)
[28975]8. SINCE DEFECT 104i SUBJECT ‘Has Berd Carle TO FIND URUZHA,s a . ; oy
[28977]Be hee a
[28979]“WHO YAS DUE TO RETURW FROM HOUTEARCY, YRLAE WE RAD GOUE OW &
[28981]FEBRUARY. RIGAKLO Flenko HAS, eat SO-ILy PES ? a #0 HE’ REPORTED oN boo
[28983]“GL FEORYARY, THAT "DUE TO THE S11uetta7 “ URUZSA COULD NOT NOVE.
[28985]De URUZHA’S | SISTER RARL, 4 vk
[28987]CALLED SuBJE ECT RAG SHE LEA
[28988]FRO: C COMMERCIAL OFFICE (GA
[28989]fed sist KILLED wag CLOSE Fk eo sRabE w13S1GH_ Chaue F2bF
[28991]etsSTou FOR 15 Yenns.
[28993]> DANIEL WOUSTEL ClO EAS UCRRLD
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[28997]14-0000
[28999]Pnxye
[29001]ALORCOUGTION OF THIS COPY PROMIMITED
[29002]wos C)vae (Jro
[29004]CLASRPY TO CS PLLE NO. AS ES TS
[29007]RRGr ro C8 PRE
[29008]Q ALtume To
[29012]“PAGE 6 WEXICO ClTY 2472 $ EGR EY
[29013]19, CONFRONTATION OF SUBJECT In GOVzRMACION WAS ATTENDED
[29014]BY OLEG NUGHIPONENKO, CHARGE BORIS BALAUTSEV, AND ONE OTHER ‘soviET ©
[29015]“CIDENTITY No CLEAIO. SuauECT statcD ALL THREE SPOKE 10 HER
[29016]NICELY, SAYING THAT IF SHE WEEDED ANYTHING SUCH AS MOHEY OR CLOTHING,
[29017]THEY WOULD SEND IT TO HER, THEY WERE HER FRIENDS AND VERE ONLY
[29018]TRYING TO HELP HER. BUT at END OF. LRTERVIEY WHEN SHE SAID THAT
[29020]Home ee a _ SHE WAS RENATHIG Lit KExXICO AND IT WAS BETTER THAT THEY FORGOT
[29022]ABOUT HER, KACANTSEV TOLD HER THAT “THE LONGER. SHE STAYED THE WORSE
[29023]IT WOULD DE FOR MER WHEM SHE RETURNED.” _—
[29024]dle FILE: 201-835670.
[29026]SECRET
[29028]race
[29030]Loe Spe “suénny a
[29032]Wee ree
[29034]i
[29035]i
[29036]t
[29038]DISPATCH
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[29042]from.
[29044]‘As
[29046]"Chto of st atten 1 Hexioo City.
[29048]ACTH P98 SPE
[29050]REFERIACHS: A.
[29052]decided not to go ahead with it.
[29054]. Chiof, 3B via ier WH Division _ :
[29055]P40 Revrop/ameavsn Satens —
[29056]seaBEeAt of ARDIEBARD ‘
[29058]GAS ALAS.
[29060]ia BERET
[29062]moa 37833, 123 September, 1969
[29063]SG $7528, 10 Octeuber 1969
[29065]‘l. ho tvo perdouatity Assessment Questionnaires on ARDIKSARD
[29066]which were traasaitted ae separate. cover attachnents: to Reference
[29067]_A wero anfortunately: aot Feceived until 30 September, by which
[29068]-@ate we knew from a visa cable sent the State Department bp whe:
[29069]Bobasay in Hexioo ‘City that AEDIEBARD ‘was departing PC83 one veok
[29070]thereafter, all T. October. “Reference B confirmed ‘that departure.
[29072]2. Binco ‘bat: ong week was ‘available for: the een retion ° of
[29073]the HECRUSH assesszent, and its tranemittal to the Btation, we
[29075]The PAQ's have been made a part :
[29077]of AERDIEHARD's file, and should he appear itn the future outside
[29079]the US8R, an assessment oan be made at that tino,
[29081]Distribution: .
[29082]3-003, Hexico City
[29084]MZ" $9 ves pegs eeteom
[29087]Norma W. LETCHWORTH»
[29089]DRSPATCH SYMBOL AND WUMOEA
[29091]_ BMW 17572
[29093]BECRET
[29095]S472. :
[29098]NAMA LIM err.
[29100]DISPATCH
[29103]14-0000
[29107]ae . . /
[29109]"Chief, WH Division
[29110]__Chiet of Station, Mexico City
[29111]or! A 7 . 7
[29113]‘px. Anatoliy Sergeyevich HAZURIN (201-._ )
[29115]/ > "Reference: DIRECTOR 27630, 7 August 1969
[29117]“Ly -LIPIRE reported the PCS arrival in Mexico City of the |
[29118]_MAZUBIN family on 20 October 1969 aboard Air France flight 707 fron’
[29119]New York City. Subject travelled on Soviet Diplomatic Passport
[29120]D-027105 and his vife, Lidiya Petrovna, and sof, Andrey, travelled
[29122]' on Boviet Diplomatic Passport D-027106. ; . :
[29124]-“2, Bex Beference cable, Subject cas scheduled to roplace
[29125]. Valeatin Bergeyevieh LOGINOY (2010285412), Subject will be
[29126]replacing LOGINOV in slot but apparently not in position, Oleg
[29127]_Maksimovich NECHUIPORENKO (201-305870) was introduced at LOGINOY's
[29128]_ farewll reception at the Soviet Embassy as LOGIZOY's successor
[29129]~ @8 “Head of the Consular Section.“ Since we do not have passport
[29130]_ coverage 6n Air F¥ance flights, we were unable to obtain Subject’s |
[29131]-pasaport, which would. indicate his title, : .
[29133]_ 3. ‘Bubject was escorted into ‘the Soviet Embassy on his first
[29134]day in Haexico by NECHIFORENKO, : ;
[29136]4. Photographs and further information on Subject will be
[29137]- . forwarded, whea received, . 4
[29139]5, A 201 number fcr Subject is requested,
[29143]4
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[29161]30 October 1969
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[29168]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[29169]eT i eet INSTRUCTIONS a
[29170]Pion To RUNG “TO, ACTION BRANCH
[29171]al in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap ‘ . ,
[29172]and forward 9 RID. : I hile no. and title shown are not Proper,
[29173]Is 2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records insert proper ble no. below and forward
[29174]significant action taken orgpmments requir- document to RID: AN.
[29175]ing Preservation.
[29177]FROM: _ a ° = PROPER FILE NO.
[29179]RID: 24) a
[29181]TO: ALL AODRESSEES |
[29183]FILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATE
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[29241]ome: Charley V, Belt -
[29242]wer, WH/E 3E04*, ob Aa’ SECRET
[29243]| on: 6954/9041 °
[29245]care: 16 October 1969 _
[29247]- i re
[29249]‘ROUTING AND/DA HITIALS Tsun or -
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[29260]S=E-C-R-E-T . oO ‘ Se a
[29261]. a . 1723 . jae tt CITE OIRECTOR 47 5 6 é a :
[29262]™ r " MEXICO CITY wees mo ied Saari 7
[29263]REDLEG AEDIEHARD AEKICK a ; an
[29265]'?"S NATIONAL AGENCIES PENDING.
[29267]on Bw ba
[29269]REF: A) MEXICO CITY-1638 CIN 62539) *,
[29270]B) DIRECTOR-14106, 21 JUNE 69#* |
[29272]1, SUBJECT OF REF ASSIGNED 201-853538, Srnea Seboy,.
[29273]2, REF B ADVISED NO RECORD SUBJECT, RETRACES UNDEI.
[29274]". NAME VARIATION IN PRQ NEGATIVE. COVERT NAME CHECKS WITH
[29276]3. STATION IS REQUESTED TO CONTINUE PROCESSING CASE
[29277]UNDER CSI-F-10-5, PARA 19, PRIMARY EMPHASIS SHOULD BE ON.
[29278]"SUBJECTS RELATIONSHIP WITH AEDIEHARD (201~ 285412) WHO HAS .
[29279]BEEN CULTIVATING SUBJECT SINCE FEBRUARY 69. SUBJECT EVIDENTLY __
[29280]_ ATTRACTIVE TO AEKICK ON BASIS WIDE RANGE OF CONTACTS AMONG ,
[29282]_ PROMINENT MEXICANS, ©" 0 3 J
[29284]FILE: 201-853538; 201-285 412,:
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[29290]Def Ot TYsr
[29291]COORDINATING OFFICERS i
[29292]GELEASING OFFICER.
[29294]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE [S PROHISITED, Conny:
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[29321]oe mo PAGE THO
[29323]WH Comment: *Request Headquarters and National Agencies traces.
[29325]*#*#Forwarded early Headquarters traces.
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[29344]fo "SECRET punaraiey ooevees
[29346]: a REPROOUCTION BY OTVEA THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIBSTED. con MO,
[29347]si
[29350]MEXICO 5364
[29352]UNCLASSIFIED
[29354]FICATION
[29356]ST
[29358]CIAS
[29360]SSE VALENTIN LOSUTNOV..
[29362]VISAS 32:
[29366]CAN RIDGE UCONN
[29368].
[29372]1. Subject, accompanied by his wite, Aleksandra Dmitriyevna,
[29373]and 600, Dmitriy, departed. Mexico City Pes on 7 October 1969. They -
[29374]travelled to New York via Air France {light 700, From New York
[29376]_ they would fly Aeroflot to Moscow. — +
[29378]-
[29382]2. Subject and his wife were honvred by several going-away
[29383]parties, one of which was given on 1 October at the Sovie£ Embassy,
[29385]_ 3. Subject stated several times before he left that he hoped
[29386]that he would revturn to México and said that there was a good
[29387]chance he would come _back.
[29389]4, Subject introduced. Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201-305870)
[29390]as his replacement as Chief of the Consular Office of the Soviet
[29391]imbassy. .Subject replaced NECHIPORENKO as Vice~Consul when hoe
[29392]arrived PCS in August 1965,
[29394]&. We do not have any information as yet as to the arrival
[29395]of Anatoliy Sergeyevich MAZURIN (201- ), who according to
[29396]DIRECTOR 276350, 7 August. 1969, is scheduled to replace LOGINOV,
[29398]6. Forwarded herewith is transit visa information as well as
[29399]copies of the passports used by a adthis wife.
[29403]: for/sohn A. PROBERT
[29405]Attachment:
[29406]Passport and visa h/w
[29408]Distribution:
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[29421]f4-00000
[29423]at
[29425]La Bmbajada. de la Unién. de RepGbiicas Socialie- Of :
[29427]— tas Soviéticas- saluda- muy atentamente a la Biba jada 7
[29428]a Ss de los Batados Unidos de América y.tiene el honor de
[29430]solicitar que se sirva extender ‘las vieas de trAnsi-
[29432]peo i . . _ to en los pasaportes . diplomiticos del sr. VALENTIN
[29433]: a -f -LOGUINOV, Tercer Secretario de 1a Embajada, de la UKSS |
[29435]SEW, ALEXANDRA: Locul NOVA, con e1
[29437]en México, su espo
[29438]hijo DMITRI. - an : ae ,
[29439]Las pers fias mencionadas salen de México a Nueva ‘ : :
[29440]York el asa = octubre de 1969 por la Cla “Air © bon
[29441]France" y Van a continuar su viaje rumbo a MoscG el po
[29442]dfa 10 de octubre por la Cla "Aeroflot". oO
[29443]La Bmbajada de la URSS agradece de. antemano la . ;
[29444]atencién que la Embajada de los Bstados Unidos de
[29445]América ténga a dDicn de prestar a este solicitud y
[29447]aprovecha | la oportunidad para. reiterar las segurida-
[29449]: des de su “mis alta’ ¥ distinguida onsideraci6n. i.
[29450]oe : ‘ voxteo,0.P. 30 de septiembre de 1969. })
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[30264]“SECRET @923eazZ OCT 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 1638 - Cs -
[30265]DIRECTOR | oo Ghee a62539 7 ~
[30266]REDLEG AEDIEHARD AEXICK a 4/Ara
[30267]| < (wart) | oS
[30268]: REFS: A. MEXICO CITY @810,-27 JUNE 1969 _
[30269]| . B. HMMA 37518, 14 JULY 1969
[30270]} . . : ~
[30271]i C. HMMA 37846, 22 SEPTEMBER 1969 . 7
[30272]r 1. REFS PROVIDED FULL BIO DATA AND REQUESTED TRACES JIMMY SABORI. pe \
[30273]TO DATE NO REPLY RECEIVED. 7 : ™
[30274]4 2. REQUEST RESULTS RVROCK AND LARP AGENCY TRACES ASAP. _ L
[30275]} . Loe :
[30276]| 3. FILE: 281- SABORI. . :
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[30302]Chief, 88 Divisien
[30303]Chief, BH Divioton
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[30306]ubje References’ _
[30308]References; A, ‘MEXICO CITY 0810, 27 Juno 1969
[30309]eB, Biae97513, 14 July 1969
[30311]. Action Required: Se bolov
[30313]4. Reference A requested Headquarters to retrace Bubject
[30315]ugder nama variant and full bicgraphie data which was forvarded
[30317]thereia. Reference B forvarded a compisted PRQ Part. I cn Subject.
[30318]Yeo would appreciate receiving the reaults of Headguartera traces
[30319]aS well ag Subject's Wil-number (please note that AED ISHARD's
[30320]202-nusber gas Asaadverteatly used on Reference B).
[30322]2. As ‘part of the offort to establish Subject's bona fides,
[30324]. BO ould appreciate receiving 4 licarese plate resolution on the
[30326]follesing vehicle, eh sas driven by Subject te a 7 July 1969
[30327]Car: Pantiae Bonneville (year net known)
[30328]Color: Blue with light top
[30330]License; ED 755 Texas, Ronisfair (1968) plates.
[30331]: Piates,
[30334]Soce W. 7 Lamhe
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[30353]Hi OS EGRET - | fumwreenme
[30354]. Chief, SB Division 7 XX_ jo worse stout
[30355]a0, as low QuaLteD DESK
[30357]Chief, WH Division . Gs JuDGE INDORE
[30359]Chief of Station, Mexico City Wy
[30360]ae SE tation, |
[30362]wary REDTOE AEKICK- AEDIEHARD
[30364]Transmittal of PAQ
[30366]Action Required: For review by MKCRUSH
[30368]Transmitted herewith are two Personality Assessment ,
[30369]Questionaaires’ completed by LIBACON--1 and IDENTITY on AEDIEHARD,
[30370]The Station would welcome any comments or assessment MKCRUSH
[30371]might make on the basis of these. reports, : The Station is not
[30372]retaining copies of these PAQs. ;
[30375]z r/John A, PROBERT
[30377]Attachment:
[30379]1. IDENTITY u/s/c
[30381]2. PAQ b/w
[30383]7 Distribution:
[30384]2, C/SB w/att h/w and u/s/c
[30387]a ll : Bit
[30389]DEPAROH SrELBCL ARO mut 7
[30390]HUMA-37833 12 September 1969 .
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[30394]SECRET. 2:11~-285412
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[30399]“.{ . Chief, BH Divisiosa nn a + 2 | w
[30400]; mMr0. rr OGY QUALI INST
[30401]Chior, 65 Division _ : | lew Reed otcns
[30404]ee et ins Chief of Btation, Bexico city | len
[30406]SOP AT LJ
[30407]__LIBACOR~1 Progress Report
[30409]|
[30410]|
[30412]“References; A, HIRW-17178, 26 March 1969
[30413]-_ «iB, * BEMA=36817, 78 warch 1969
[30414]C. HMMA-36a81, 3 April 1969
[30416]. ": 1. Porwarded herewith ts Bruce EH. FERNALD’s progress report
[30417]oa LIBACOH-1, covering the pericd 30 January to 15 August 1969,
[30419]~ 3. AS PERNALD's report tadicates, steady pregress has bean
[30421]made in developing LIBACGI-1 into a responsive agent. LIBACON-1's
[30423]Credentials visesevis tha Soviets aro excellent, acd ke is learning
[30425]to use these credentisla to the Station's benefit. Hs was _
[30427]reluctant at first, possibly because he did not Want to do the sama {| -
[30428]_ thing for RVROCK that bo rofused to do for AEXICR. Patient handling |
[30430]by FERNALD: seens to bavé overcose this xoluctance, and LIBACOS-1
[30432]HOW responds. vell to direction, . . :
[30434]3. 80 fat, there seems to be no-reason to sunpect the sincerity
[30435]of LIBACOR=]'s relationship with RVPOCK, He developed strong
[30436]Personal affection aed prefessioial respect for both EARTS3UK and
[30437].FERNALD, and his turnover to Douglas F. DITMANSON on 14 August 19¢9
[30438]represents an etfort to Strengthen the omotional attachment, which
[30439]'8sens to be so important to him, by providing him with @ ‘case
[30440]officer. who apeaks hia native tongue, .- And, although LIBACON-1'3
[30441]‘private life is a sess, we willwtch clogely.to sea that this does
[30442]aot case any groater problem than occasional missed meetings aad.
[30443]@elays in coupict ing asejgonents. Co boa /
[30444]_  @.. In the next phase of LIRACON-1's activity, we oxpect to
[30445]concentrate on two things; . — 7 . poo
[30447]RB. Strengthening the ties with AEDIEHARD (thers ‘have beon
[30448]ingications that AEDIEHARD's tour may not bo ending shortly
[30449]after all, ia which case be will remain a prime Station target).
[30451]b. Spotting additional agent prospects, as suggested by.
[30452]Reference A, = ; a Sk
[30454]for/Borace E, PRALLETT: (|
[30456]Attachzent. — : poofons
[30457]Prugresa Report h/w Distribution: . .
[30458]TORS u/s/e 2 = C/¥a w/att h/e and ufs/e.
[30460]CROSS REFERDEE TO
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[30476]a 30 and waa handled by him until Marca 26, During this period
[30477]-~-- they held nine ops meetings. . :
[30479]7 gs Bruce H. FERNALD took over LIPACON-1,0n March 26 and
[30480]bandicd hie co August 14, when he turne? iJi: tver to Douglas F, : ~.
[30481]VITMANSON During this period 16 ops mectiug= were held.
[30483]s 3. After a fine recruitment jul KART.SUK also accomplisi 2d th?
[30484]difticult task of cenverting LIBACON-!'s agreement te wore Tor
[30485]KARTASUK personally “into a regular working arrangement.
[30487]oe oe . a4 August 1969
[30488]- PROGRESS REPORT © oo
[30490]‘Subject : LIBACON-1 oe . ,
[30492]Period Covered: January 30 to August 14, 1969 7 |
[30494]“ay LIBACON-1 was recruited by Saruel J, KARTASUK on January ‘|
[30496]i
[30498]i
[30500]H
[30504]A. Of the nine meetings KARTASUK held with LIBACON-1,
[30505]actually only six wero working meetings, Info was obtained on
[30506]LIGACON=1's personal background as wel] as his ops potential, ae a
[30508]’ LYBACON]-1 was SGSWIRLED with Satisfactory results, Further, tees en i
[30509]LIBACON=-1 was motivated to work for us and he was mentally prepare
[30511]-. to accept another handler.: During this period the condition which H
[30513]“ LYBACON-1 had placed on his agreement to work for us was respected t
[30514](i.e., that he would not be asked to report on his personal friends |
[30515]nech as -Syenlards, his students, or Nexicans. to whon he wis
[30516]exo‘ionally rttached), LIBACON~1 did complete for KANTASLX. a
[30518]15-line: written report on -AEDIEHARD. — '
[30520]§, FERNALD encountered no problems in getting along with a:.d
[30522]handling LJBACON-1, whom he got accustomed to following instruc=.ons
[30523]and to svbmitting reports in writing.
[30525]epee eaten,
[30527]. G. LIBACON-l's initial attitude was. that he had «greed te work,
[30528]‘or more accurately, to assist us in our work against AEKICK, but he
[30529]was deternined to keep hinself away frem evorybody and everything !
[30530]associated with AEKICKX., Re did nvt see AEDIEHARD for anre than ‘
[30531]four .onths, and when they met accidentally in a resort, LIBACONe-1
[30532]was decisivuly *urning dows everything AEDIEHARD asked for, He
[30533]went wc far 2¢ to accept a luncteca appointment with AEDIEHARD, and
[30534]then a day before it was to take place he postponed it indefinitely,
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[30547]7, FERNALD succeeded in convincing LIBACON=1 that he sbould
[30548]maintain social or friendly personal contact with AFDIENARD and his
[30549]Golléagues and that he covld-do it without either giving in to his
[30550]or their-demands, or at the.other extreme, without saying no: to
[30552]everything they sention ov ask for. . ‘LIBACON~1 followed instructions
[30553]and went’ to AFDIEVARD's
[30554]“him for ten wecke, rhe result was that LIBACON-1 had two luncheon:
[30555]:, Béetings with ALDIEHARD in July, and. on August 8 LIBACON-1] and his
[30556]' wifé wore dinrier guests of AEDIEHARD and his wife at their apartment.
[30557]_. The -AEDIEHARDS' agreed to come to LIBACON-1's place for a farewell
[30558]“dinner in September and ia the meanwhile LIBACON-1 and. AEDIEHARD
[30559]- will meet,for a luncheon on August 29, :
[30561]effice to ask him why he had not. called
[30563]8. FERNALD insisted from the beginning of his handling of
[30565], LIBACON-1 that the latter prepare bio sketches on the MHHARSHers
[30567]he knew personally and on Spanjards who had lived in the USSR.
[30568]LIBACON-1 prepared bio sketches, vhich are actually personality ;
[30569]assessuents, on AEDIEHNARD, IDENTITY A, IDENTITY B, IDENTITY C, and
[30571]’ IDENTITY D. The latter two reports showed that he would also report
[30573]on two Spaniards who aré close friends of his, ia spite of his
[30574]earlier conditions, Further, FERNALD instructed LIBACON-1 to contact
[30575]2. “good friend of his (IDENTITY E) when the latte: veturned from a
[30576]longer trip to Czechoslovakia, LIBACON~l carvied out the assignnent
[30578]well and reported (orally) about IDZNTITY E’s observatiors, impressions
[30580]and conclusions concerning What he sav au’ heard curing his stey at
[30581]his country. IDENTITY Fis alsa a good personal friend ot LIBACON -?.
[30583]- 9, From the above it can be seen “that LIBACON-1 has developora
[30585]‘inte a person who has confidence in us, and. he accepts without
[30587]reservation that we Know what we are doing.
[30589]10, In analyzing. LIBACON-1's written reports it can easily
[30591]“be soen that LIBACON-1 takes his assignnents seriously and when he-
[30593]makes a statement’about a person he is scrupulous about drawing
[30595]caly ‘that conclusion which can bé corroborated with facts. LIBACCN=1
[30596]2? equally serious and reliable. when he reports about his nestirges
[30598]nity AEDIELAPD: He first: reports the course of the oectiig and
[30599]reports AELJ£UARD's statements. verbatim, as much as pissiblo, Then,
[30601]he: used b'~ zrea knowledge and the knowledge of the person to relay.
[30602]the actual meaning of the statements, FERNALD not only believes.
[30604]that LIBACON-1's reporting. is reliable, but he also feels that ore
[30606]ean depérd or. LIBACON-1 to use his knowledge of the area and people
[30608]to sepa.2.e the appearance and verbiage fron. the facts, be they
[30610]good er vide
[30612]| on An assessment of the moral and political relfability of
[30613]LIBACON~1, from the point. cf view of his work and activity on our
[30614]hohal?’ can only be favorable. Thy same cannot be said when ore
[30615]views his p.vecaal life; In this field he has miny problems, which,
[30616]gonerayiv cpearing, are a-result cy the fact that while he ts
[30617]intellectually mature (or at laasi adequately ' mature for his age),
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[30640]whon 1t comes to emotions he acts like a toon-ager., LIBACON~1
[30642]4s aware of this fact and he ascribes it to the fact that he grew
[30643]under conditions of regimentation and moral terror; and when he
[30645]found himself in a world in which people live free and there are
[30647]no restrictiens on personal activities, as long ar they do not
[30648]violate the laws of the country, he rema rined puzscssed by the desire
[30649]to enjoy this freedom, Fortunately, his. personal immaturity .
[30650]affects his work for us only to the extent that he occasionally
[30652]“may not completa an assessment ;. but when he doos do a job he does:
[30654]it very well. oe . . ;
[30655]12, To conélude;: -. Although LIBACON@-1 -has his problems,
[30657]‘there are restricted to the area. which does not affect his reliability,
[30659]dependability and loyalty to us and our cause. It is felt that
[30660]LIBACON-1 will be still more productive and easier developed when
[30661]handled by a caso officer speaking Russian;i, ers the language of
[30663]his formative years,
[30665]Bruce H. FERNALD
[30667]H
[30668]H
[30670]i
[30671]H
[30674]i
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[30677]“|
[30680]JDENTITIES por a
[30682]~)..GECRE
[30684]U/s/c Attachment to HMMA-37762, 27 August 1969
[30686]Nee
[30688]“JDENTITY A * Vasil CHICHKOV (201-207254)
[30690]IDENTITY B_ “AlekSandr BROVKIN. (201-185114)
[30691]WENTITY-e—-—- Ricardo CASTELLOTE ;
[30692]IDENTITY D> « Carmen CASTELLOTE de WOLNY
[30694]IDENTITY EB... Karel WENDEL (201-267892)
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[30782]VISAS REQUESTED FOR ANATOLIY. "MAZURIN, WIFE AND SON, MAZURIN SCHEDULED
[30784]TO REPLACE LOGINOV,
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[30864]-SECR ET 2ag3anZ JUN 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 8763
[30866]KEKE
[30867]DIRECTOR.
[30868]DESENSIFIZEDEOTOP AEKIcK — BO SES
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[30871]fe FER NALD MET SUBJECT REF 23 JUNE,. SUBJECT EXPLAINED: HE ‘
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[30874]““" HAD FIRST MET AED IEHARD IN FEB 89... AT PARTY AT HOME oF Local commu
[30876]‘DR. FEDERICAO MARIN (STATION TRACES ‘CONFIRM, MARIN LEFT ¥ING CONTACTS
[30877]BUT NO PREVIOUS RECORD SPECIFIC FUSTEAL CONTACTS)» suave CT ACCEPTED
[30878]AED LEHARD INVITATION TO DINNER AND RELATIONSHIP FLOUT SHED ON BASIS
[30879]“FRIENDSHIP AND UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN US AND USSR". IN COURSE OF
[30880]MEETINGS (AT LEAST ONCE IN SUBJECT'S APARTMENT ) SUBJECT DROPPED
[30881]“NAMES OF “INFLUENTIAL MEXICAN FRIENDS" (AMONG THOSE MENTIONED To OY
[30882]FER WALD WERE LNDUSTRIALIST. CARLOS, TROUYET, PRESIDENTIAL PRIVATE
[30883]_ SECRETARY JOAQUIN CISNERSO, JOURNALIST - AGUSTIN BARRIOS GCNEZ, AND
[30884]' PAINTER DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS) WHICH APPARENTLY LED AEDIEHARD TO
[30885]dtrav EVE SUBJECT MIGHT BE WELL-INFORMED ON MECATN SEEN. AED IEHARD
[30886]AKAED NUMBER OF QUESTIONS ON POLITICAL MATTERS, SUCH AS: DOES LUIS
[30887]ECHEVERRIA HAVE BETTER CHANCE OF BECOMING MEXICAN PRESIDENT THAN
[30888]ANTONTO CARRILLO FLORES} AND WHAT IS REAL PURPOSE: OF ROCKEFELLER
[30889]MISSION CFACT-FINDING COULD NOT BE REAL PURPOSE SINCE EMBASSIES AND
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[30918]CIA IN THESE COUNTRIES nust KNOW EVERYTHING THERE IS TO KNOW).
[30919]RECENTLY AEDIEHARD ASKED © supuzct nap FRIENDS IN LNPURES WHEN
[30920]SUBJECT SAID HE DID (WITHOUT SPECIFYING nantes) AEDIEKARD ASKED HIM
[30921]TO GET PHONE DIRECTORY, WHICH HE NEEDS as Lupure CHANGES DIRECTORY
[30922]EVERY SIX MONTHS (TRUE). AT 20 JUNE MEETING, SUBJECT TOLD AEDIEMARD
[30923]NE HAD NOT YET HAD CHANCE TO TRY OBTAIN DIRECTORY; BUT PROMISED
[30924]TRY HAVE ONE FOR 25 JUNE WEETING,
[30925]| 2s AEDIEHARD HAS CAREFULLY pRoseD SUBJECT BY ASKING IF HE Not
[30926]AFRAID OF HAVING FUSTEALER TO HIS HOME (SUBJECT REPLIED THIS woULD
[30927]NOT AFFECT HIM IN ANY WAY)? BY SUGGESTING THAT SUBJECT “SO WELL
[30928]INFORMED HE MUST BE WOFIRM AGENT (suauéct LAUGHED THIS OFF AND
[30929]Ton2 AEDIEHARD WE HATED WOFTRAD5 AN BY EXPLAINING TO SUBJECT HE Neen?
[30930]THE INFO HE ASKED FOR “ON ONE HAND To ADVAN IN HIS SCAREER AND OW
[30931]_ OTHER HAND Ta PREVENT MISUNDERSTANDINGS TO WHICH LACK OF INFO CAN -
[30932]EASILY LEAD”, WHILE AEDIEHARD GAVE ‘SUBJECT HIS PHONE NUMBER, HE
[30933]TOLD SUBJECT NOT TO USE IT. MEETINGS (USUALLY IN RESTAURANTS) aRZ
[30934]ARRANGED IN ADVANCE, AND SUBJECT as NOTED THAT AEDIENARD PARKS SIX
[30935]BLOCKS AWAY FROM MEETING PLACE, TAKES BUS To POINT ONE BLOCK PAST
[30936]MEETING PLACE, THEN SLOWLY WALKS BACK OBSERVING SURROUNDINGS.
[30937]MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR HOURS WHEN RESTAURANTS NORMALLY QUITE ENPTY,
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[30974]AND AEDIEHARD- LOOKS OVER. CLLENTEL’ CAREFULLY: oo Se mo:
[30975]434. STATION DOES NOT INTEND RUN SUBJECT AS DOUBLE. AMONG OTHER
[30976]REASONS, WE WOULD BE FORCED CONE UP IMMEDIATELY WITH PHONE DIRECTORY.
[30977]AND NAME OF PERSON WHO SUPPLIED IT. SUBJECT ACTUALLY DOES NOT KNOW
[30978]ANYONE IN LNPURE, AND HE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED ADMIT TO AEDIEHARD
[30980]THAT HE HAS NO CURRENT CONTACTS IN LWPURE AND THUS HAS NO READY
[30981]SOURCE FOR DIRECTORY. HE IS TO ADD THAT HE DOES NOT BELIEVE IT
[30983]WOULD BE HARD TO DEVELOP SUCH CONTACTS, STATION HOPES THIS CANDOR
[30984]WILL _DISCOURAGE OR DELAY AEDIEHARD’S USE OF SUBJECT AS AGENT AGAINST ; '
[30985]LNPURE WITHOUT DESTROYING RELATIONSHIP, LEAVING STATION FREER TO
[30987]SHAPE RELATIONSHIP TO WOFIRM ADVANTAGE (ASSUMING STATION aSSESSEMENT
[30988]OF SUBJECT IS FAVORABLE). FERNALD INITIAL INPRESSION IS THAT SUBJECT
[30989]= "IS SOLDIER OF FORTUNE TYPE. HE OBVIOUSLY CONTACTE LupuRE.BECAcME .
[30990]“We AFRAID HE GETTING. IN TOO DEEP5 MAY ALSO BELIEVE THERE MONEY TO BE
[30991]“=. MaDe IN GAME HE THUS FAR ENJOYING. NEXT FEW MEETINGS WITH FERNALD
[30992]WILL BE DEVOTED TO OBTAINING BIO AND BACKGROUND DATA AS WELL AS
[30993]COMPLETE DETAILS HIS DEALINGS WITH AEDIEHARD.
[30994]“4 AEDIEHARD PCS DEPARTURE NOW SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER
[30995]{PER LIREALM-1) OR OCTOBER/NOVEMBER (PER LIBSACGN~{ FROM 281-825 743),
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[31031]CATUSACITIZEN OF ITALIAN EXTRACTION, » BESIDEMT OF TEXAS ano cL tease,
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[31034]Ze SABORI WALKED IN TO COS 2 JUNE ON RECOMMENDATION BOB
[31035]JOHNSON, FORMER LNERGO AGENT GUADALAJARA, NOW RETIRED IN TEXAS,
[31036]JOHNSON HAD RECOMMENDED COS AS'LNPURE FIRST SECRETARY WITH WHOM KE
[31037]ACQUATNTED
[31038]3, SABORI CLAIMED HE HAS HAD 12 MEETINGS srw seotewao:
[31039]vIT NEXT MEETINGS. SCHEDULED FOR EVEINGS 20 AND 25 JURE. SABORI
[31041]WOULD oT SAY MUCK ABOUT NATURE OF RELATIONSHIP’) EXCEPT THAT ASDIE~
[31042]HARD. HAD ASKED HIM PROCURE LATEST LNPURE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY, WHICH
[31043]was REASON FOR HIS CONTACT WITH COS. WHEN ASKED WHY 1E WOULD WANT To
[31044]FULFILL SUCH A REQUEST, SABORI ANSWERED THAT THERE REALLY WAS UOT
[31045]MUCH, THAT AEDIEHARD COULD GET OUT OF HIM, AN INSURANCE SALESMAN,
[31047]But ie WauLD LIXE TO BE ABLE DO LITTLE FAVORS IN RETURN FOR FAVORS
[31049]AED YE HARD COULD DO FOK HIM. AS EXAMPLE, AEDIENARD HAD INVITEO HEM
[31051]TRAVEL FISTEAL . GOS SAID HE KAD- NO AUTHORITY TURN OVER PHONE HOOK,
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[31100]7 _ SABORT SUGGESTED COS CONTACT “PROPER PEOPLE” AND HE WOULD’ CALL cos ..
[31102]FOR ANSWER. ALSO SAID HE HAD NO OBJECTION TO “PROPER PEOPLE" |
[31104]|
[31106]CONTACTING HIM AT LOCAL ADDRESS. a
[31108]4, SABORI CALLED COS AT 1800 HOURS 20 JUNE AND AGREED TO
[31109]AWAIT CALL AT 9908, 23 JUNE. WAS TOLD FERSON CONTACTING HIM wou
[31110]HAVE ALL FURTHER ADVICE, TO WHICH HE ALSO AGREEABLE.
[31111]_ 5. PLAN HAVE BRUCE H. FEKNALD CONTACT SABRI 23 JUNE TO
[31112]ae . 7 ATTEMPT TO GET DETAILS OF CONTACTS WITH AEDIEHARD WITHOUT FRIGKIENTNG
[31114]SABORI, OFF AND WITHOUT INTERFERING WITH CHANCES AEDIEHARD WILL TLAN {
[31115]OVER SABORI TO SUCCESSOR. UNLESS THERE ARE DRAPATCL DEVELOPMENTS,
[31116]STATION SEES THIS AS CHANCE TG CET AGENT IN ON GROUND FLOOR WITH
[31117]SUCCESSOR RATHER THAN OPPORTUNITY TAKE LASE-DITCH ACTION AGAINST
[31118]_ AEDIEHARD. WILL NOT PROVIDE PHONE BOOK BUT WILL TAKE PASSIVE
[31119]ATTITUDE, EVEN IN FACE SABORT REFUSAL PROVIDE FURTHER DETAIL,
[31120]UNTIL HE TURNED QVER TO AEDIEHARD SUCCESSUR . -
[31121]6. INEX SABORI. FILE: 201-2854 i2.
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[31164]SECR E T 1425542 MAY 69 CITE SEXICO CITY 0238
[31166]_ DIRECTOR .
[31170]REF DIRECTOR #1478
[31171]“|. ASSUMPTION PARA 2 REF CORRECT.
[31172]2, FILES 201-238943; 201-751909; 201-285412.
[31174]SECRET
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[31202]so (7 MEXICG CITY Her ha 28 “7
[31204]DESEUSITZEBLDTOP AEKICK ALDILHARD
[31205]REVERENCE A; MEXICO CITY 0159 (IN 54970) #
[31206]B: MEXICO CITY 0152 (IN 54251) ® .
[31207]1, NOBBBY AGREE WITH GUIDANCE GIVLN LIBACON-1 PER PARAGRAPH. 2,
[31208]AND WITH STATION OBJECTIVES FOR USE LIGVAL-1 PER PARAGRAPH 3, OF
[31210]~ REFERLEACE Be . .
[31211]2. ‘ASSUME LIOVAL-1 HAS bBELN BRIEFED NOT TO APPEAR AuXTOUS,
[31215]“SHOULD HE BE CONTACTED BY AEDIEHARD, AND THAT Thi LATTER SuOULD BL
[31216]The ONE TO GENERATE THE MOMENTUM | [FOR SUBSLQUENT CONTACTS.
[31217]3. FILE: 201-238943; 201- -751909; 201-285412, 0 | re
[31219]ne ' END OF MESSAGE - See t a.
[31220]csp/x/miborereazs .  -gysuctsoQuittns pein och 4
[31222]*Qripinators Comments: ALDIENARD flatly demanded that LibAvun-1 intro-
[31223]Guce him to LIGVAL-1, a request which LIBACQA-1 was. reluctant to :
[31224]honors AEDILNARD said that such an introduction was important to his
[31225]car
[31227]a FAL D LLNARD did not ‘actually state: ‘that an introduction was important
[31228]te, his career but left that: impression with the reporting source,
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[31277]SECRET a9 19322 MAY 69 CITE MEXICO CITY @159
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[31280]Po a DESEASHARERE OTOP aEKicK AEDIEHARD Her n54970 IP
[31282]. REF MEXICO ClTY 9152 ¢ SY 232)
[31283]- + --5 dy 8 MAY LUNGH MEETING DID NOT TAKE PLACE, LIBACON-1 PHONED
[31284]a AEDIEHARD TO POSTPONE FOR 45 MINUTES BECAUSE OF CONFLICT WITH
[31285]CLASS, AEDIEHARD REPLIED IN THAT CASE HE YOULD CALL LIBACON-1 1
[31286]ARRANGE LUNCH FOR FOLLOWING WEEX.
[31288]2. CLARIFICATION PARA 4°REF: AEDIEMARD DID NOT ACTUALLY SAY 8
[31289]THAT MEETING LIOVAL-1 WAS IMPORTANT TO HIS CAREER. THIS WAS LIBACON-1'S ~ .
[31290]INTERPRETATION BASED OW EVIDENT IMPORTANCE TO AEDIEHARD OF MEETING a |
[31291]“"“Lroval-Ly LIBACON~I"S, CLEAR IMPRESSION THAT AEDIEHARD HAVING
[31292]"= TROUBLES AT YORK (AEDIEHARD SPEGKS’ CONTEMPTUCUSLY OF HIS COLLEAGUES),
[31293]“AND: AEDIEHARD'S STATEMENT EARLIER IN CONVERSATION THAT HE NOT LOOKING
[31294]FORWARD TO SPENDING NEXT 780 YEARS AT HONE,
[31296]5. FILE: 291-285412, 201-285943, 201-751009,
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[31329]. _ DESENSHHEREDTOP AEKICK AEDIEHARD ™
[31331]1. IN CHANCE AS “MINUTE MEETI8G AT OUT OF TOWN SWIMMING RESORT
[31332]SMAY, AEDIEHARD SUDDENLY AND BESPERATELY BRACED LIBACON-1 TO
[31333]INTRODUCE HIM TO LIOVAL-1, AEDIEHARD PREVIOUSLY AWARE LIOVAL@1
[31335]- LIBACON-1 CONTACT AND HAD AT TIMES FISHED FOR INTRODUCTION BY
[31336]OCCASIIONALLY ASKING LIBACON-i EG PUT HIM ON CONTACT WITH PERSONS WHO
[31338]COULD TRAVEL TO WOLADY,BUT HAD SEVER BEFORE MENTIONED LIOVAL-1
[31339]BY NAME. WHEN LIBACON-1 RESISTED BY STATING LIOVAL-1 NOT ONLY HIS
[31341]a STUDENT BUT ALSO GOOD FRIEND WIZE WHOM AED IEHARD COULD ACHIEVE
[31342]NOTHING BECAUSE OF LIOVAL-1" ES) FERSONAL INTEGRITY AND POLITICAL
[31343]CONVICTIONS, AEDIEHARD BECAME ABUSIVE AND FLATLY DEMANDED THAT
[31345]So ° LIBACON@1 MAKE INTRODUCTION. LIEACON-1 CONTINUED TO REFUSE até 1S.
[31347]a - TRULY OPPOSED TO HAKING INTRODICTION AS HE DOES NOT WANT TO GET
[31349]ee “ " JNVOLVED WITH AEKICK AND DOES SOT WANT TO DO ANYTHING WHICH WOULD
[31350]“Soy MAKE LIOVAL-1 SUSPECT HE-IS IEVCLVED WITH AEKICK) AND AEDLEHARD
[31352]EVENTUALLY INSISTED TREY MEET FGR LUNCH FOLLOWING WEEX TO DISCUSS
[31353]. : re ray A
[31355]+ _ MATTER FURTHER.
[31356]2. LIBACCON-1 SELECTED 8 MAY FOR LUNCH (SO THAT HE COULD
[31358]MIGROFILMED
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[31400]"REPORT ABOVE TO CASE OFFICER AT SCHEDULED 7.MAY MEETING). CASE
[31402]OFFICER INSTRUCTED -LIBACON-1 TO CONTINUE BE RELUCTANT IN ORDER TO
[31403]FORCE AEDIEHARD TO LAY HIS CARDS ON TABLE AND TO DO ALL PLANNING FOR
[31404]INTRODUCTION, ON OTHER HAND, LIBACON-1 NOT TO BE SO RELUCTANT AS
[31406]TO PUT HIMSELF ON AEKICK BLACKLIST AND HE SHOULD EVENTUALLY AGREE
[31407]MAKE INTRODUCT LON IF AEDIEHARD CONTINUES INSIST.
[31409]ee . 3. STATION OBVIOUSLY INTERESTED IN HAVING LIOVAL~1 MEET AEDIEHARD
[31411]> NOT ONLY FOR CONTINUED CLOSE ASSESSMENT AEDIEHARD BUT ALSO TO NOTE
[31412]ANY AEKICK REACT LON TO LIOVAL-1°S INVOLVEMENT IN AEKITE CASE,
[31413]" LIOVAL-! HAS BEEN BRIEFED ON HOW TO REACT IF APPROACHED BY AEDIEHARD.
[31414]STATION ALSO WISHES BE IN POSTION TO INTRODUCE PERSONS OF ITs
[31415]CHOICE To AEDIEHARD AND/OR HIS SUCCESSOR VIA LIBACON-1 (IN FUTURE.
[31416]HE SHOULD THEREFORE NOT BURN HIS- ‘aaiges BY ADAMANT REFUSAL INTRODUCE
[31417]~-LEOVAL=1.
[31418]A. LIBACON-1 SUPRISED BY AED IEMARD 'S COMPLETE “Loss oF COOLY
[31419]IN INSISTING ON INTRODUCTION. AED IEHARD EVEN INDICATED That MEETING
[31420](2 LEOVAL-1 WAS IMPORTANT FOR HIS.CAREER AND THAT IF HE was NOT SUCCESS-
[31421]|. FUL HE MIGHT HAVE TROUBLE GETTING ANOTHER TOUR ABROAD, He NOT LOOKING
[31422]wi FOXWARD TO RETURNING HOME. (STATION COMMENT: ABOVE AnD RECENT
[31423]LIREALM INCIDENT INDICATE AEDIEWARD FEELS SELF UNDER INCREASING
[31425]SECRET |
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[31489]3 EC RE T 0323432 APR 69 CITE MEXICO CITY-9722
[31490]+ . MER
[31491]DIRECTOR ae Wh
[31492]° REY
[31495]| REF, MEXICO CITY ase /asa7»
[31497]ON 22 NARCH LIREALN-1 SAW AEDIEHARD AT CLUS. THERE WAS
[31499]t 1.
[31501]. NO OPPGRIUNITY FOR -AN EXTENDED PRIVATE CONVERSATION, THEY DISCUSSED
[31502]A “WOVLE CANERA WHICH AEDIEHARD WANTS TO SELL AND LIREALM SAID
[31504]HE MIGHT FIND ApuveR. THEN TOLd AEDIEHARD THAT HE HAD SOMETHING
[31506]HE WANTED TO TALK ABOUT ANG HOPED TO GET TOGETHER SOON TO DO SO.
[31507]JEEK AND TAKE HIM TO
[31509]AEDIEHARD SAID HE WOULD CALL LIREALM DURING W
[31511]LUNCH.
[31512]ON 24 MARCH AEDIEHARD CALLED LIREALI aT LATTER'S OFFICE
[31514]ee,
[31515]a BACKGROUND) TO MAKE LUNCHEON
[31517]FROM PHONE BOOTH (STREET NOLSE I
[31518]"DATE. LIREALM-1 SUGGESTED 26 isaRCH AND INVITED AEDIEHARD TO A
[31520]KEY CLUB WHICH LJREALM USES FOR BUSINESS LUNCHES. AEDIEHARD DID q
[31522]NOT RECOGNIZE THE CLUB BUT AGREED.
[31523]MORNING oF 26 MARCH AeDIeKanD CALLED LIREALM. at OFFICE TO.
[31525]Se.
[31526]AS EXCUSE ( A THIN ONE SINCE IT
[31528]CANCEL LUNCH GIVING SON'S DOG BITE
[31530]HAPPENED A WEEK PREVIGUSLY). HEKGurwENT: STATIO
[31532]ASED KEY CLUB AND FOUND NOT TG HIS LIKING SINCE IT IS PRIVATE.)
[31535]C3 cer toe O4 .
[31536]SECRET «20-2843
[31538]N SUSPECTS AEDIEHARD
[31541]14-0000
[31543]GaN
[31545]Coord SECRET SAT Ocsssvenanon Crasswieo Merssice Tora Comes ROUTING ANCOR INITIALS: SEEN BY
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[31566]eaasen (J orsreoy aa.
[31568]i PAGE 2-160 CITY 9122 SECRET
[31570]b Soa
[31571]ee a 30 NARCH LIREALM AGAIN SAW AEDIEHARD AT CLUB. ‘LET j
[31572]4, AEDIENARD KNOW HE DISPLEASED AT LUNCHEON CANCELLATION AND CONSIDERED |
[31574]EXCUSE A DODGE, (AZDIEWARD'S SUN WAS THERE WITH SMALL BaNVAID ON
[31575]ARM. P FROW HIS EXPRESSION, AEDIEHARD WAS EMBARRASSED AND ;
[31576]OFF - A ance. . oo r
[31577]‘5. AFTER TENNIS LIREALM GOT AEDIEHARD ASIDE To TELL: HIM PURPOSE: ‘
[31578]OF LUNCH WAS TO TELL HIN THAT HIS JOKING AND NEECLING OF LIREALA
[31579]HAD ENBARRASSED HIN IN FRONT OF MEXICANS, PARTICULARLY RECENT OFFER .
[31580]OF MONEY, AEDIENARD INTERRUPTED TO SAY IT WAS ONLY A JOKE.  LIREALM ;
[31581]SAID HE CONSIDERED IT MALICIOUS AND HE WOULD NOT TOLERATE sucH . |
[31582]BEHAVIOR IN FRONT OF FRIENDS IN FUTURE. AEDIEHARD APOLOGIZED ne
[31583]‘PROFUSELY, ‘Oatd HAD NG SAD INTENTIONS AND PRONISED NOT REPEAT IT,
[31584]IN FUTURES 9, _ oe _ ce mo
[31585]S. LIREALA REPGRTED AEDIEKARD was COMPLETELY UNPREPARED FOR 4
[31586]ASGVE EXKANGE AND Was TRANSPARENTLY UISTURBED, CISTRESSED, ana
[31587]DISABVANTAGED, | 7
[31588]7. LEREALN WILL CONTINUE To BE FRIENOLY To ARRFTEKARD WL TROND . 4
[31589]GOING GUT OF HIS waY..
[31590]8. WILL REPORT ANY FURTHER DEVELOPUENTS
[31591]9. FILE: €01-265412 AND 261-77357,
[31593].
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[31611]7 t
[31612](13). On 12 December 1968 two team members spotted Valentin :
[31613]| i s. LOGINOV (known KGB) walking with an unknown Mexican male. | ' i
[31614]| a After LOGINOY departed the Moxican remained at a restaurant . :
[31615]. ’ for an hour appearing ta be waiting for someone, The Mexican : \
[31616]| finally departed after making a phone call and was lost in |
[31617]7 a heavy traffic, The team members obtained the Mexican's license. i :
[31618]. plate number. from which he was identified as Ignacio VALLINA — ..
[31619]Barros, eo, _— oo | _ oo. j :
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[31624]i
[31628].  Vrom-nefes gor Cos Congerenca. 24-28 Maren (164
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[31650]By EMEN-1
[31652]Ay Meee cs
[31653]Lu
[31655]. LUENVOY Subsect of References (Subject) contacted vale
[31656]10:19 on & bobruary 1O5e, Subject sara’ that che was”
[31657]afew days bafere returning to the and had just
[31659]13 jin fea milco. She invited DINARS tor Tuach put
[31660]exced te visit her at the hone of ier .
[31661]A} Ao ca ie:GQ the came day, . :
[31663]my
[31665]ALDIEEA
[31666]dn kt
[31668]he could pet
[31669]hese (rcnosicd
[31671]not cuntacted stion, eho called
[31672]the’ ment moradr OYuAYy, an nee ‘ing ad
[31673]eat the meeti :
[31675]on the phene ar
[31677]sent eave full infer mtion ob het call to AENDILIARD on: .
[31678]Sha anid that she was juct eabont to call the ca feo
[31679]id net cali in en?
[31681]‘oefticor on 7 Pabrunry when te called ter. oh
[31682]gbe wanted te wart until ott
[31684]A hauers boone
[31685]that ghe would
[31686]RIG not visited Mo
[31687]he Wixet cet ALDIr,
[31689]7 he ha
[31691]reported in :
[31692]Yied dewn with
[31693]Sent twe or three letters ta
[31694]a and on & february AEDISHARD |
[31697]Ze Cf efor ufe/e
[31701]=H250% $12
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[31719]CONTINUATION OF y
[31720]: Sic nrn t 7 PN ne
[31723]cvehy, Pubdeetis rerortice wad terrible confused.
[31724]Jet hey fatto vanbling tanctents Che wradd that
[31726]ara) reeves |
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[31731]me
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[31736]pee ik hes best's hone atoen be: glen 6 Veh
[31737]e: ° F fon foot vere there. Ther were ell cuestis
[31738]a ne in DITO D had been in ited. T mala rt: sad
[31739]3° - ton to thets oebe. VALDTE: hin usual. dep
[31740]Dk on rom he had met befare, "They alk loved
[31741]bin Sl oen 22:00 when be lef t pleading u :
[31744]2D dobriefed her on her activities since. they last
[31745]292) that ha would be cenine te Mow Yerk en vacatién.
[31746]han to visit her and eave him fee address and telephone
[31747]; ry. of ashed ahaut the manuceript of
[31749]: ad lett. with Him, Me told her that it vag in
[31750]poet. } t he was leoking for a publisher, Sha teld hin |
[31751]Cunt s ont on the merning of 9 February and he pronised
[31752]vshe lett. Setuallis, ALDIXUARD spent consider
[31753]the other ladies than ho srant talking to
[31755]@ Vebruary, Subject called AEDIVEARD tn ‘7
[31756]‘ 2 wan not in, She was teld toe call’
[31757]sho did but be was still not in.
[31759]tier aratn Gn the cveninug of 8
[31760]not centacted hem, she was not
[31761]the Station hefare contacting
[31762]he departed onthe morning of 9
[31764].c-dnstructed
[31765]Gy her nent yis
[31767]Cince ADDIEMAPD did not enrage in significant conversation
[31768]Co ne S netennt to: Sce her a secend tima, it would seem
[31769]po tnterest in her, This is not surprising since
[31771]& the some assessment of ber that the
[31773]: che ‘mado en evon worse impression than at the
[31774]ee teteliy self-centered person who could not even.
[31775]ast nemes ct tho women who met ANDZEHAND although
[31776]ndlessiy- ebouk them on hew they. relata to hor. Her
[31777]aeted, . . se
[31779]‘fn vsew of the chove, the § Station be Lieves that Subject . wy
[31780]mo use eraincs ALDIEUARD ane plens to terminate hey, if,
[31781]in. Keni :
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[31819]’ Spring Lake, New Jersey nn
[31821]Telephone No:.- 201-449-3309
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[31835]Elizabeth Duncan. oo
[31836]P.O, Box 425:°.-. :
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[31860]‘s- £ CIR E t r22e1sz- MAR. 6x crre MEXICO: St pT 9456 Be
[31862]‘DIRECTOR S Lat. ae
[31864]REF Ay DIRECTOR 81831 i r
[31865]B. -MEXIco city 942) Coy 10973) poe
[31866]1, LIREALN BRIEFED ON REF A PLAN oe it NARCH. HE ‘Ig IN
[31867]COMPLETE ‘AGREEMENT AND: FINDS If tn HARLGRY WITH RIS COVER status
[31869]“AND TENPERAMENT.: WHETHER AEDIENARD ASREES To QUID PRO QUO OR NoT, oF
[31870]BOTH LIREALM AND STATION BELIEVE THAT Tax WITH AEDIEHARD WILE
[31871]“STRENGTHEN LIREALN'S COVER, LIREALM £5 ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT conTrAUED r 7
[31873]CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD ON BASIS QUID § PRG quo, oe Bo i
[31874]20 IN EVENT AEDIEHARD DOES NOT AGREE To QuiID PRO aro AT FIRST
[31876]Seek a nmpee
[31878]ENCOUNTER BUT CONTINUES TO PROVOKE - OR HARASS LIREALM, Bot LURE ZALM.
[31879]AND. STATION CONSIDER IT ESSENTIAL FOR LIREALH TO WALK IN INMEDIATELY
[31881]IN ORDER TO IMPLEMENT ORIGINAL PLAN FORUARDED IN MEXICO CITY 9375
[31882]AND 9381. THIS FEATURE WILL BE AUTONATIC ON FIRST WORKING DAY AFTER . i
[31883]ENCOUNTER, LIREALN“HAVING CHECKED WITH THE" STATION’ IN ADVANCES, oS
[31884]3, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ORDERS TO STAY AYAY FROM AEDIENARD, pa
[31885]“LIREALM HAS SCHEDULED LEGITIMATS BUSINESS TRIP ON 15 MARCH WEEK-' el
[31886]END, HE IS COMMITTED TO PLAY AEDIEHARD IN a TENNIS TOURNAMENT
[31888]£S coy Lane te¥
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[31930]4
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[31934]PAGE. 2 NEXIco city 9456 § E c R E z . ;
[31935]AND WILL SCHEDULE It FOR 22 OR 23 AARCH. HOWEVER, - IF WATURAL™ ae
[31936]- OPPORTUNITY: To Talk TO AEDTEHARD occurs EARLIER, 1LIREALM WIEL USE
[31938]tONoMT AD wad
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[31947]4. SHOULD LPAURORA SLUG-BE USED TKIS TRAFFIC?
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[31965]“SECRET =:
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[31969]Beer & 11028072 war 69 CITE mexico mee) —
[31970]- ze ES. DIRECTOR Pee a RI gucuiy 0973 -.
[31972]-  DESBRGLEBEDT oP LIREALM AEDIEWARD AEKICK eeetcaet f7
[31974]REF DIRECTOR 82831 .
[31975]STATI LUey Coven | ae bebe w CouTued fer
[31980]WILL. BE BRIEFED ON 11 MARCH. - ae oe 20 TS
[31982]2. it) CONSIDERING TARGETTING: acoreMann,- HE Has TOLD ‘LIREALM-1- .
[31983]"AND. OTHERS IN “GROUP THAT HE RETURNING HONE IN JUNE. DOES NOT KNOW
[31985]IF IT is PCS OR HOME LEAVE, HOWEVER, HIS WIFE TOLD.LIREALM, THAT IT z
[31986]WILL BE PCS AND THAT SHE CANNST WAIT. SINCE AEDIE#ARD anniv Pcs
[31987]mW aucus 1965, HE IS ABOUT READY FOR PCS TRANSFER, | eT
[31988]po 3. FIE: 201-285412 AND 281-773337, So OS t 4
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[32036]oo LIREALM WILL AVOID contact WITH 201-2854 12 HOVEVER
[32037]LIREALM PARTICIPATING. IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT WHERE MIGHT SEE MEM .
[32038]BUT CAN EASILY AVOID GONVERSATON. OG
[32039]2. RE PARA 3 REF B: STATION IS INTERESTED tN susaeet tou
[32040]OF POSSIBLE EXPLOITATION OF THIS INCIDENT AND BELIEVES
[32042]_ SOMETHING COULD BE DONE wiTKoUT REVEALING LIREALM'S TRUE
[32043]WOFIRM STATUS. MOST INTERESTZD IN HAVING HEAD QUARTERS IDEAS.
[32044]23. FILE: 201- -1733375 201-2854 12. ,
[32045]a: CR E T 7
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[32108]PRioRiTy DIRECTOR. ; a
[32109]DESUSIEIZE ro LIREALM AEKICK MASmOSSOT he es oe
[32111]REFr MEXICO CITY 9356 CmMozgth) |
[32112]‘Le FOLLOWING FROM LIREALM-1 SECOND, WRITTEN REPORT AND
[32114]DEBRIEFING ON 6 MARCH. OO ; _
[32116]a o As LIREALM-1 AND 281 -285412. (SUBJECT? ARE MEMBERS OF AN
[32118]INFORMAL GROUP WITHIN THEIR CLUB WHICH REPAIRS TO ONE OF
[32119]GROUPS HOME EVERY SECOND SUNDAY FOR LUNCH AFTER TENNIS. 2
[32120]MARCH INCIDENT OCCURRED AT SUCH A LUNCH WITH CA 25. PEOPLE PRE-
[32122]SENT. .
[32123]"B. BISCUSSION WAS NOT OUT OF EARSKOT OF OTHER GUESTS BUT
[32125], A : ;
[32126]AT TABLE DURING LUNCH. SUBJECT MADE. pX ATTEMPT TO KEEP IT
[32128]“at PRIVATE. IN FACT, AFTER STATING HE HAD SEEN LIREALM SEVERAL -
[32130]TIMES AT SANBORNS WITH IWTELLIGENCE OFFICERS, SUBJECT TURNED T
[32132]A GERMAN GUEST AND AED , “DO You THIAK THAT LIREALM COULD ~
[32134]EARN AS MUCH MONEY AS HE DOES, DOING WHAT HE sRas HE DOES, i
[32135], WITHOUT HELP FROM, VOF IRM? THE GERMAN, GOING! ALONG WITH THE
[32137]JOKE SalD, "OF COUSE NOT”.
[32138]Ce SUBJECT PRESENTED THE WHOLE ‘THING AS A JOKE BUT WITH A
[32140]DEFINITELY MALICIOUS TWIST. ==,
[32141]. : 3 Be ak b/
[32143]SECRET 201 285412"
[32146]14-0000
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[32150]ROUTING 4ND/OR INSNALS » SEIN OY
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[32177], Ossem sy
[32179]PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY. 9375 SEC RET
[32180]THIS PROVOCATION OF HIS CONTACTS IS STANDBARD PRACTICE. oe . oe.
[32182]De
[32183]: WITH SUBJECT. KE SEEMS TO HAVE A COMPULSION TO COME UP WITH
[32184]re “SLIGHTLY OFFENSIVE PROVOCATIONS. tis TWO WEEKS ago AT A SIMILAR
[32186]LUNCH AT ANOTHER GERMAN, S HOUSE, HIS: PROVOCATIONS ‘tf fou GERMANS -
[32188]ON NIXON'S VISIT TO BERLIN AND ELCTION OF PRESIDENT ‘THERE LED
[32189]To HIM INSULTING HOSTS AND LEAVING IN A HUFF SHORTLY BEFORE HE”
[32191]7 | - | WOULD HAVE BEEN EVICTED. »
[32192]_ &. LIREALM FEELS THAT Aris WARPING OW LIREALM'S WORK FOR -
[32193]WOFIRN IS SUBJECT'S STANDARD PROVOCATION FOR HIN cLincim AND WIFE *
[32194]i
[32196]} i ARE ONLY ANERICANS In GROUP) AND THAT SUBJECT HAS NO HARD INFO
[32198]ABOUT HIS WOFIRM CCNNECTIONS. HOWEVER, LIREALM ALSO FEELS THAT
[32200]IF. SUBJECT IS ALLOBWED ‘TO CONTINUE THIS PROVOCATIVE LINE WITHOUT -
[32202]EFFECTIVE REBUTTAL, LIREALM CAN: ‘BE MADE TO Look TO FOOL’ “IN THE >
[32204]GROUPS EYES. IN LIREALM* s ESTIMATE NONE OF GROUP SUSPECTS HIS
[32206]STATUS IN MEXICO BUT THINK THAT THE WOFIRM yINE 1s JUST SUBJECT s
[32208]: . _ WAY OF PROVOKING THE ONLY GRINGO IN: THE cre.
[32210]for
[32211], (ee LIREALM STATED THAT SUBJECT Is VERY GOOD IN DISHING IT out
[32213]TO EVERYEPAY BUT IfRVARIABLY cones out A POOR SECOND . REPARTEE AFTER t
[32215]"DELIVER ING YNITIAL DIG. HE CAN wor “TAKE IT, is THI Re SKINNED » and .
[32217]EXBARKASSES EASILY.
[32218].
[32220]mo oy SECRET
[32222]Fone
[32225]14.0000
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[32238]UT crerese C012 |- e ee ED EF caguet
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[32248]AE PROQOUT TION OF Drs COPD FROMAITED
[32250]wore O ves O x0
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[32262]*CUION
[32264]PAGE. 3 MEXICO CITY 9375 SECR. € Tt ;
[32265]“3. PLAN  ouTLIpED PARA 4 REF WAS PRESENTED To ‘LIREALM WITH.
[32267]PROVISO IT IS SUBJECT TO H@S CONCURRENCE. HE WAS ENTHUSIASTIC SINCE
[32269]IT PARALLELS HIS OWN THINKING. HE BELIEVES THAT IT WOULD EFFECTIVELY
[32271]SILENCE SUBJECT, [S GUARANTEED TO THROW HIM INTO DEEP EMBARRASSMENT
[32272]“AND CONFUSION, AND BURN HIM WITHIN THE GROUP SINCE LIREALM WOULD
[32273]LIKE TO BiveGE urrowigh 108 WITH OTHERS PRESENT SINCE WHOLE GROUP
[32274]KNOWS HCW SUBJECT NEEDLES HIM AND SEVERAL HEARD SUBJECT OFFER HIN
[32275]MOWEY. STATION CONCURS IN THIS ADDITON TO PLAN. ,*
[32276]4s HOWEVER, SUBJECT PREFERS NOT TO WALK-IN TO MR. SPRUCE SINCE
[32277]" HEIS HIS ONLY SOURCEE OF BUSTNERYALIDE AND ADVICE i THE EMBASSY.
[32278]‘HE SUSPECTS THAT SPRUCE WOULD ATTEMPT TO PRY. THEAFORE, AGREED HE
[32279]MOULD WAL K-18 To SECURTIY OFFICER, INDICATE THE NATURE OF HIS”
[32280]"PROBLEM, ANDASK TO TALK TO A WOFIRM REP.
[32281]«54. STATION IS SEWWTNES-—D THAT PARA 4 REF PAN WITH ABOVE °
[32282]MODIFICATINONS WILL EFFECTIVELY TERMINATE SUBJECT'S PROVOCATIONS,
[32283]IS PERFECTLY NATURAL FOR A PERSON IN LIREALM'S POSNBUGd AND WILL
[32284]sTRENGRYEN HIS COVER VIS-A-VIS HIS: AND SUBJECT'S MUTUAL FRIENDS.
[32285]THERFORE, URGE PROMPT HQS CONCURRENCE. |
[32286](6 FILE: 2081-77337 AND 201-285412..
[32288]SEcRET
[32290]SECRET
[32292]a ee 5 ee
[32295]14-0000
[32297]$93
[32299]xX .
[32301]aoe ; - . ; wessact tone
[32302]° TOTAL COMES:
[32304]es: L. . MEST RES/myb ;
[32305]arr C/SB/X/WH g ; SECRET
[32307]ar” 412, -R-131S-
[32308]27 MARCH 196
[32310]Date:
[32312]Ono weoex OD tun to.
[32314]C)incex
[32316]J, C) view ce rus wo.
[32318]- CT
[32319]TAGLE SECRETARIAT OlGSMINATION
[32321](ete and time filed}
[32323]SECRET ae
[32324]oo 07 23
[32326]CITE DIRECTOR
[32328]| Pets
[32329]70-F dtoriry MEXICO CITY ,
[32330]‘DESERSRIZEB: Drop LIREALYS AEDIEHARD AEKICK AAO
[32331]REFERENCES: A. DIRECTOR-81435
[32332]Be MEXICO CITY-9375 (IN 08492).
[32333]- CC, » MEXICO CITY-9381 CIN 08490)
[32335]1, 201-285412 HAS BEEN ASSIGNED AEDIEHARD. .
[32337]2, THERE APPEAR TO BE TWO KEY OBJECTIVES WHICH SHOULD BE a
[32339]SOUGHT IN THIS LATEST LIREALM/AEDIEHARD DEVELOPMENT. THEY ARE: a
[32341]A. PROTECT AND STRENGTHEN LIREALM'S COVER IN A NATURAL. .
[32342]MANNER, AND So . me
[32344]_ B. | OPERATIONALLY EXPLOIT AEDIRHARD'S AGGRESSIVE ATTI-
[32348]GENERAL CONCLUSIONS:
[32349]A. DESPITE HIS AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE AND VISIBILITY, THER
[32351]8
[32352]ry
[32353]3 LX) NOT APPEAR ro BE ANY SIGNIFICANT SUSCEPTIBILITE 28. tj
[32354]: 81-2854) 3
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[32356]wee ee wrwentia eke bsnind | {
[32357]mactating Green . : crower a ya) once
[32358]; ‘i car wo,
[32360]REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIBITED.
[32362]MESSAGE FORM
[32363]Toray cores;
[32365]: . 4 lg
[32368]wn 66412 ie PY 4. a3 PIDEG " — -
[32370]eee 7 MARCH 1909 TOT To
[32371]he Cnet O no won . "Pacvemro ... o HAN CHE Cine ote
[32373]. All Cine me C8 FILA NO,
[32375]ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS + 16% BY
[32376]ence ee ee pe mene he
[32378]cast SECRE TAMIAT OMMSEMINATION
[32380]a pe ee EM
[32384]teteseitlication)- . . {date and tiene Tied) a {reterence numbor} 4
[32385]SECRET |. cite pinecron = 3) 3 3)
[32387]PAGE TWO —
[32391]B. ‘AIS ACTIONS COULD BE INTERPRETED AS THOSE OF AN RIS
[32393]~ OFFICER TRYING TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO HIMSELF FOR ONE REASON |
[32397]| OR ANOTHER, HE IS NEITHEDy PARTICULARLY SUAVE NOR SUBT LE IN
[32398]HIS PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS. -YET HE IS CRAFTY, QUICK ON IIIS ® :
[32399]—_ FRET, AND MAKES. FAST DECISIONS AND ACTS ON THEM. HE 1s :
[32400]ia _ “DEFINITELY. SOCIALLY ACTIVE AND MORE UBIQUITOUS THAN MANY
[32401]e a "OTHER SOVIETS WN MEXICO, THIS VISIBILITY, HIS APPARENT ;
[32402]B 3 MOBILITY, HIS KNOWN KGB AFFILIATION, AND HIS OUTWARD PERSON-
[32403]4 ; _ ALITY MERIT OUR CONSIDERATION FOR PLACING HIM ON STATION'S
[32404]; P yo PRIORITY TARGET LIST. a (8 ars} 7 5
[32405]bo a, WHILE THE PLAN QUTLINED IN MEXICO CITY 9356 AND FURTHER
[32406]= . MODIFIED IN MEXICO CITY 9375 WOULD EFFECT! VELY TERMINATE IE ALM/
[32407]Ee " AEDIEHARD RELATIONSHIP AND CERTAINLY BE NATURAL ACTION FOR v. Ss.
[32408]i * BUSINESSMAN TO ‘TAKE™ ‘(THEREBY “IN HARMONY WITH LIREALM" s COVER),
[32409]he PERHAPS THIS ACTION (REPORTING TO THE EMBASSY HIS CONTACT WITH
[32410]t i. AEDIEHARD) IS NOT NECESSARY AT 1HIS TIME. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
[32411]P } ALTERNATIVE FOR STATION'S CONSIDERATION SUSJECT, VATURALLY Tt
[32412]Pay coompimarna osricess (OUNTINUED, a 4)
[32413]: ~ te saainG OFFICTE eA i OO AUInENTIC ATID
[32414]woe . an -SECRET Jreatacn Grnicen
[32415]conv wo.
[32417]REPRODUCTION GV OTHEA THAN. THE ISSUING GFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[32419]eA NAN a a
[32421]ae . i
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[32424]; on ten Tora conus: | Lee es rn ee |
[32425]7. Oma: EL, MESTRES/myb at ——i" .
[32426]ne Ego BL KAN ween SECRET i AS
[32427]oe Oare: . 7 MARCH 1969 - . : ; pep m| ;
[32428]cane SECRETARIAY DISSEMINATION a QDwon
[32430]O no wosx CJ seroanto saan Oeneaw
[32432]Senne ne nem
[32434]te elite
[32436]leteasitication, : . {date and time fited) | eterence ounber)
[32439]oe SCRET CITE DmRECTOR Yass
[32440]© PAGE THREE ce TO, +
[32442]- MODIFICATION: ~» . ;
[32443]SAL” oLIREALM WOULD ATTEMPT AVOID CONTACT AND CONVERSATION
[32445]WITH AEDIEHARD FOR NEXT FEW DAYS.
[32446]|B. THEN) AFTER PERHAPS ONE WEEK OR MORE, LIREALM WOULD
[32447]SEEK OUT AEDIEHARD AND ASK TO SPEAK WITH HIM ALCNE..
[32448]c. LIREALM WOULD FIRMLY EXPLAIN TO AEDIEHARD THAT HE
[32449]ENJOYS TALKING WITH HIM ON OCCASTON’ WHEN THEY CHANCE TO MEET
[32450]BUT THAT AEDIEHARD'S, CONSTANT. PUBLIC NEEDLING AND JOKING
[32451]—_ ABOUT LIREALM'S SUPPOSED CONNECTION WITH WOFIRN NAS CAUSING
[32452]oT I ___ HIM EMBARRASSMENT IN MEXI CAN/AMERI CAN BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND
[32453]7 HAD TO STOP. LIREALM WOULD TELL SUBJECT THAT AS PATRIOTIC
[32454]"AMERICAN CITIZEN HE HAD SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME THINKING
[32455]“ABOUT REPORTING TITS ‘CONTACT TO AMERICAN EMBASSY AND EXPLAIN-
[32456]- “ING TO U.S. OFFICIALS HIS PREDICAMENT VISA VIS AEDIEHARD'S
[32457]a JOCULAR BUT. INSISTENT PUBLIC ACCUSATIONS.
[32458]D. LIREALM WOULD THEN STATE THAT HE HAD NOT DONE SO FOR
[32460]TUREE REASONS:
[32461]_ : (CONTINUED. . .)
[32463]-“wwoegd
[32465]: . COCRDINATING OFNICERS
[32466]RELEASING OF PECTR . . | Sectetad bem ornwenrs | AUTHENTICATING
[32467]| SECRET | eee | - GheeR
[32469]REPRCCUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1s PRONIEITED. Cow BO.
[32472]14-0000
[32474]250
[32476]Snir:
[32478]‘er 6412
[32480]MPA ECAP 1 SY SCTE Sareea egg ae
[32481],
[32482],
[32484]i
[32485]| , :
[32486]* MESSAGE F070
[32487]TOTAL HOMES:
[32490]oma: L, MESTRES/mvb
[32491]C/SB/X/WH . . s E cRET
[32493]‘bare: 7! MARCH 1969 ‘
[32494]"CABLE SECRETARIAT DiSsEMARATION -
[32496]Oxon 2] NO INDEX CO atruan to
[32498]OC memes meno. :
[32500](ative) - : ipice) .
[32502](reference umber]
[32504]{ate and time filed) .
[32506]2
[32508]cre pinecron ez $31 .
[32510]ee)
[32511]_S ECRET
[32513]7 F pace FOUR
[32515](1) HE DID NOT WANT TO CAUSE” EMBARRASSMENT FOR
[32517]“AEDLEHARD- IN EVENT U.S. ‘OFFICIALS WOULD TAKE SOME ACTION ©
[32518]EITHER THROUGH MEXICAN GOVERNMENT OR DIRECTLY WITH SOVIET =
[32523]i
[32525]OFFICIALS.
[32527]" 7 (2) HE. pid NOT WANT TO CAUSE TROUBLE FOR HIMSELF IN
[32528]a os EVENT U.S. OFFICIALS DECIDED TO INVESTIGATE HIM. HE FELT
[32529]P THAT REGARDLESS WHETHER THEY DID INVESTIGATE HIM OR NOT,
[32531]5 THEY WOULD PLACE HIM ON SOME SORT OF “SUSPICIOUS LIST" AND
[32532]THIS COULD HANDICAP. HIS BUSINESS ‘INTERESTS ‘AND. SOCIAL
[32533]RELATIONSHIPS WITH VARIOUS EMBASSY COUPLES WITH WHOM HE AND
[32535]HIS WIFE WERE FRIENDLY.
[32537]— (3) HE SAW NO REASON WHY HE COULD NOY.CONTINUE TO SEE
[32539]AEDIEHARD SOCIALLY AS BEFORE BUT THAT HE KNEW THAT [F HE
[32540]"REPORTED TO ‘EMBASSY HE WOULD PROBABLY BE ASKED TO CEASE
[32542]7 “THIS CONTACT IN HIS BEST INTERESTS AND THOSE OF THE EMBASSY.
[32543]"LET US
[32545]LIREALM WOULD THEN ASK FOR QUID PRO QUO.
[32547]‘. E.
[32548]a.
[32549]; COXTINUE AS FRIENDS, SUCH AS LEONOV AND I WERE, BUT pROP THIS
[32550]eS COORDINATING OFFICERS (CONTINUED. . 4)
[32551]P te, CALEASING Oerrcts ‘ SECRET [ua teens “sSas" AMrIMERTIC ANID
[32552]. cory NO.
[32554]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[32558]14-0000
[32562]mt: C/SB/X/WH SECRET
[32564]6412 . °
[32566]are: 7 MARCH 1969"
[32568]SOLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION - OC woex OD xo invex Dp sETUAN 19 ——————_-_ BRANCH , a FRED
[32569]’ ——~" » ——_| () ene in ca rue no,
[32571].
[32572]aa MISSAGE FORW
[32573]. TOTAL COPIES:
[32576]treterence L cameal B
[32578](classification) . ¢Gate and time tited)
[32580]SECRET : : : . ; CITE DIRECTOR 6 / 22 }
[32581]: . . 4 VF
[32583]Te "PAGE FIVE
[32585]-nuena
[32587]» SPY" ACCUSATION BUSINESS OR I WILL HAVE.NO RECOURSE BUT TO
[32588]PROTECT MYSELF AND REPORT TO THE ENBASSY. "
[32590]5. THIS ACTION ON THE PART OF LIREALM IS IN PERFECT HARMONY _
[32592]WITH ACHIEVING OBJECTIVE NUMBER ONE: "PROTECTING AND MAINTAINING
[32593]LIREALM'S COVER, HOPEFULLY IT WOULD SET STAGE FOR CONTINUING
[32595]CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD ON PROFITABLE BASIS SO THAT WE CAN PROFES-
[32596]SIONALLY ASSESS THIS SOVIET WHICH FULFILLS THE SECOND OBJECTIVE.
[32598]- WE EVALUATE: LIREALN'S REPORTING ON HIS SOVIET. CONTACTS AS ACCURATE,
[32599]. LUCID, AND USEFUL. _ THE RECENT SBR os AEDIEHARD COMPLETED BY:
[32601]LIREALM ‘Is POSITIVE STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION. HOWEVER, SHOULD
[32602]AEDIEHARD PERSIST WITH HIS GAMES PLAYING WE HAVE NOT CLOSED ‘DOOR
[32604]“ON LIREALM GOING TO THE EMBASSY AND CARRYING (OUT ACTION DESCRIBED
[32606]IN STATION. MESSAGES. “THUS THIS OPTION STILL VALID.
[32608]6. APART FROM SEEKING TO OBTAIN ABOVE OBJECTIVES BY TAKING
[32609]THE INITIATIVE WE ALSO AVOLD A LIREALN WITHDRAWAL FROM AE DIEHARD
[32610]WHICH, | NO MATTER HOW WELL PLANNED, SOVIETS WOULD PROBABLY SUSPECT
[32612]AS ‘SOME FORN ‘OF DEFENSIVE ACTION ON LIREALN'S PART IN VIEW OF HIS
[32614]COO WINATING OF 91CEST. (CONTINUE BR. )
[32616]AUTISTIC ATING
[32618]stutaama onnices ; 7 SECR ET | eon a esercia
[32620]REPRODUCTION BY OTHEn THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE S PROHIBITED.
[32623]14-0000
[32625]554
[32627]See rere «gerne Bega
[32629].
[32630]Ne mS epxso
[32631]ORNS PrP YI TSO ote Dymus me mma nen aie
[32632]: ae ir arian Pe RON RPT SS Bre ae
[32634]MESSAGE FORM
[32635]TOTAL COPS:
[32637]ma: 1, MESTRES/myb
[32638]ier? CASB/N/WH o SECRET J
[32640]ar 412 oo
[32641]vate: ARCH 1969 7
[32643]iaDLe SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION — Oinoex Ts) NO INDEX 0 RETURN TO ..-.———— BRANCH
[32645]_ os | [) rice weics one wo.
[32647]ROUTING 4 AND: on INITIALS + < STEN ov
[32649]Oe an
[32651]PER
[32653]qreterence number)
[32655](éate ond thee tod)
[32656]- . i
[32658]_GHTE DIRECTOR 3 / 3 3 }) :
[32660](elosetfication)- ~~
[32662]SECRET
[32664]yo > "page six”
[32666]t EXPOSURE. BY~ ‘SUBJECT. ACTION succesteD THIS MESSAGE KEEPS CONTACT =:
[32667]: a OPEN, WE MAINTAIN INITIATIVE, DOES " NOT PRECLUDE TAKING DE FENSIVE
[32668]EN ACTION IN FUTURE SHOULD. AEDIEHARD STUBBORNLY PERSIST, AND IS NATURAL
[32670]FOR SOMEONE LIKE LIREALM GIVEN THIS SORT OF SITUATION. ULTIMATE
[32672]OBJECTIVE HERE IS FOR STATION TO DETERMINE THROUGH CONTINUED CONTACT
[32674]PLUS ADDITIONAL ACCESS TAILORED TO LIREALM * SINFORMATION WHETHER cR
[32676]NOT A PLANNED DEVELOPMENTAL EFFORT AIMED AT RECRUITMENT SHOULD BE
[32678]INITIATED, nn Labegr oa MADE. with P melts aa Aer
[32680]ae "SHE ABOVE PROPOSE At SRESEEEEF : :
[32682]Presi STATION IS IN BEST POSITION TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT
[32683]THIS TYPE OF EXPLOITATION OF Cont ACT WITH AEDIEHARD CAN BE EFFEC-
[32685]. TIVE IN TERMS OF FURTHER PROFESSIONALLY ASSESSING THE TARGET AND. i
[32686]IN NO ~
[32690]IN CONSIDERATION OF LIREALN'S OTHER OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES.
[32691]WAY DO WE WISH ‘TO HAVE. THIS ACTIVITY GONFLICT WITH ‘LIREALM'S
[32694]|” ABILITY TO SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT HIS OTHER PRESENT OR PLANNED
[32695]poe OPERATIONAL EFFORTS.
[32696]: ; (CONTINUED. © 2)
[32697]Ve _ cooromarinn conics eee
[32698]. PVLLCASING OF Caw _. _ S E Cc RET . lees auTuenticanma
[32699]coer NO.
[32701]REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE iSSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[32704]a to \ : wrssace rom
[32705]- t . TOUAL COPIES:
[32706]wa OL, MESTRES/mvb '
[32707]tNr, SR/X/WH SECRET
[32708]ar 6412 . ; ;
[32709]MLL? MARCH 1969 §
[32711]‘ADLE STCRETAAIAy DIBsEMINATION, lp midex O) no mrvex
[32713]. CD rice ce pre wo. ef
[32717]icine Vicstica)
[32718]SECRET!
[32719]ro CpAGE SEVEN |
[32720]i
[32721]8.
[32722]PLAN, J
[32723]9, + PILE: 201-285412, 201- -773337.
[32725]END OF MESSAGE
[32727]HQS. COMMENT:
[32729]sp/cr/94_? Ke
[32730]SB/XO_¢. 7
[32731]C/WH/1
[32733]“we aeo
[32735]COCRDINATING C¥FICERS
[32737]ECRET |
[32738]ac |
[32740]RELEASING C5 6CTR
[32742]REPROUUCTION SY OTHER TIAN THE ISSUING OFFICE" PROHIBITED.
[32745](CD sarean to mance
[32747]CITE DIRECTOR
[32749]WELCOME, STATION COMMENTS AND/OR NODIFICATION S TO ABOVE
[32751].
[32752]sew ee
[32754]Rarbeded Pree cctcact iq:
[32757]_ROUTING AND. as INITIALS © | Stet ey
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[32762]. Tae (date end time filed) {reference dumbor) :
[32764]ant
[32766]3),
[32768]References’ concern discussions For operational |
[32769]exploitation of LIREALM/AEDIEHARD relationship. - ,
[32771]AUTHENTIC ATID
[32773]core 5
[32775]14-0000
[32777]Gio | ee
[32779]De
[32781]SECRET Ee .
[32783]SNe rrr . REQUEST FOR CODE DESIGNATION ue
[32785]. ‘orty .
[32786]NAME ASSIGNED 2 :
[32787], f j - ’
[32789]& STAFF EMPLOYEE
[32790]CONTRACT AGENT
[32791]j
[32794]es : .
[32795]~ THIS PORTION is DETACHED AND THE ABOVE 1S SENT TO
[32796]e CABLE SECRETARIAT ON CRYPTONYMS OMLY THAT WILL
[32797]& HAVE CABLE TRAFFIC .
[32798]; TAUE NAME ‘ as :
[32800]SE MUPORER (201, Project, Subptet ew, >
[32801]mr Doth SECRET she ad .
[32804]14-0000
[32806]~ *. . io -
[32808]: MESSAGE rome if
[32809]one: L. on
[32811]on ee
[32812]ROUTING AnD. ca INITIALS + te Sy w
[32815]Pi On 1315
[32816]5 a “6 MARCH 1959
[32818]Cwor Oromo marvan TO —_____enancn Ons mo
[32820]MULE BUCS FILE MO,
[32822]fante and tine tttee), . . ST 435
[32824]SEER ee a 3 avec eee a
[32826]Fo IMweDTaTE MEXICO CITY | a a
[32827]cg i SESRREED REDTOP LIREALM AEKICK ABRatE 7 So
[32828]“>. 2 REF MEXICO CITY 9386 (IN g7sii)_ wo
[32829]b, . . : wee eee — ee ee ee eee.
[32830]: ~ AL PLEASE CABLE DET fos 6 MARCH DEBRIEFING AS SOON
[32831]AS AVAILABLE. |
[32832]ss 2. IN INTERIM LI
[32833]RESPECT. 10 REPORTING HIS CANTACT WITH LOGINOV UNTIL FURTHER
[32834]GUIDANCE RECEIVED FROM H
[32835]AVOID CONTACT WITH LOGINO
[32836]a 7 COLLECTIVELY REVIEWED wt
[32837]es ACTION. .
[32838]me 3. REVIEW OF LOG
[32839]OF DEALINGS WITH MEXICA
[32840]i 4 . FOR POSSIBLE PRESENT EYP
[32841]| - ss WETHOUT EXPOSING HIS ThUE \NOFIRM STATUS.» WILL ADVISE. (Men 64 V
[32842], ; . 4. PILE 201-773637, 201-2854i2. *Station repor eed ovétibre
[32843]iO ; made to LIREALM b
[32844]: os | > END OF MESSAGE - LOGINOV.
[32845]7 yy ls pata csy/xo_€. OF Metin WH/2 ois a
[32846], Ein DIE. CoN fF  coosomanee ornrcens SR/C s_ Cae t— ae
[32847]stesso orncea SEQRET pelts “oe
[32849]con 80
[32850]“4
[32852]REPRODUCTION Or ya SUING OE ROWED, EIS