Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# LOGINOVP-11712SUBJECT: Contact Report/LICOZY-5 file: P-2712 12 May 196611 May 1200, Subj's office1. By telephone an attempt was made to line Subj up for an LCFLUTTER. But the time Subj was able to allot for "meeting the representative from Washington" was too limited for the operator, and thus the examination was postponed to some later date.The C.O. wants to go on record, in any event, for believing that the timing was not appropriate for subjecting Subj to the LCFLUTTER. Subj had been led over a period of months up to the point where he carried out a break-off from the Soviets re clandestine work for them. Just the same day he had been scheduled for the examination, 3 May, he had a scene with his old Soviet case officer, Prikhodko, and no matter what aplomb Subj has (and he has plenty) Subj finds the break-off scenes emotionally wearing. Hence, to have sprung an LCFLUTTER on him at this time, he may have been inordinately sensitive to a feeling that we distrusted him - coming as it did after our adamant stand that he cut loose from the Soviets. The risk of affronting Subj by an LCFLUTTER was not, in the C.O.'s opinion, worth it at this particular stage of relationships in the operation.2. On 11 May Subj reported that on 10 May at about 1630 Valentin Loginov came to his office. Loginov asked Subj if he knew anything about the Congress of Intellectuals that was going to take place in Mexico. Loginov said that the Congress, whose topic was Anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union, was really anti-Soviet. He brought Subj a pamphlet in Spanish "The Jews in the Soviet Union" (printed by the Soviet Embassy in Mexico) - (attached). Subj did some fast thinking, because he in reality had booked the hotel reservations for the group that was to attend the Congress. He told Loginov that he had handled the hotel reservations at the Hotel Del Prado. When Loginov asked for the names of the delegates, Subj said he didn't know them.Earlier that day Subj had seen Israeli Amb Arad, and the Congress had been a topic of discussion between them. Arad had said that some news media, specifically El Dia, Política, and Siempre, had criticised the Congress as being anti-Soviet. The Israeli Embassy actually was supporting the Congress, but for policy reasons, had to remain in the background. An Israeli, named Tov, was in Mexico promoting the Congress, but he was not associated with the Israeli Embassy. Arad feared there might be leftist interruption of the Congress, scheduled to take place atCOPIES MADEperhaps what MAGIDIN was working on - cy & P-203P-11712
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the Hotel Del Prado on 13, 14 and 15 Vay, and he had askod Gobernación for attempt to kil him. Secret Service protection. Arad told Subj that eight persons had come to Mexico, brought be the Sovieta, He didn't know where they came from or who they were. Arad was happy that some newspapers were defending the Congress.After Loginov's visit Subj called Arad to advise him of the Soviet's interest in the Congress. Subj said that Arad would be dining at his hone that evening (11 May).3. Loginov also told Subs that he had been in Veracruz because of the seaman that had jumped ship there. He said that he had found the seaman, and returned hin to his ship. There had been a fight aboard ship, the seaman who fled had flod-had hit a companion with a bottle and thought he he had killed him. The can had not been killed.4. Sudj said he would be going to New York for five daya on 15 May. He stays at the St. Regia Hotel.
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# SECRETCONTACT REPORTDATE OF MEETING: 2 May 1966SUBJECT: Ernst GOEBEL1. On 2 May 1966 Subject called me and asked for a meeting which took place at his office from 1530 to 1600 the same day.2. Subject reported that on Saturday, 16 April he saw LOGINOV with his wife and son leaving the French Club at ca 1500. He noticed that another car, 25 DA (GORLITSYN's) was parked next to LOGINOV's. A half an hour later 25 DA was still there, which meant that its owner had something to do with the Club Independent of LOGINOV. I showed Subject pictures of GORLITSYN which he Immediately Identified as the Soviet who was with LOGINOV the first time Subject saw him at the Club, (comment: Since this makes two times that GORLITSYN has been at the Club, perhaps he is also a member.)3. Subject reported that on Sunday, 24 April he and another member, Antonio SARMIENTO, were looking for a fourth to play doubles. Subject noticed LOGINOV standing beside the tennis court and asked SARMIENTO to Invite LOGINOV to join them. However, LOGINOV declined and sald that he was going to have a swim with SARMIENTO's wife, After lunch Subject saw LOGINOV and SARMIENTO playing chess together and overheard that they are on a first-name basis. From the above Subject commented that LOGINOV and the SARMIENTOS have a close social relationship.4. Subject knows SARMIENTO casually as an occaslonal tennis companion. SARMIENTO owns a plastic factory which makes airline bags and similar Items. He is about 35. His wife's name is Violeta and she is In her late 208. Subject looked them up in the phone book and got the following listing: Violeta SARMIENTO, Manuel M. Ponce 143, Guadalupe Inn, tel: 24-21-58.5. We have several LIFEAT traces on the SARMIENTOS in social contact with NECHIPORENKO at the French Club. Evidently LOGINOV took them over from him.6. Now that Subject has found a link, I told him to try to engage LOGINOV In conversation, have a drink with him. etc. In order to establish a direct line to him.FILE:1-P-122301-P-111631-P-117121-P-12703SECRETP. Dillon
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Reporte de las actividades en el Club, correspondiente a abril de 1956Sa.Las actividades en el Club durante el mes de Abril, fueron normales en general, sin embargo observé que con mucha frecuencia estuvieron llegando al Club grupos de 4, 5 o 6 hombres jovenes con tipo de estudiantes, estos en el Recibidor tuvieron a veces cortas entrevistas con algunos de los Hombres del Club.Creo que durante este mes dejó de ver en mayor cantidad con relación a otros sujetos, a varios sujetos del Club los cuales a continuación cito:8177 9774DEL y DOG dejó de verlos el Domingo 3 volvieron el Lunes 11229 11712 9026DROV, LOG Y NIKI 2 " Jueves 7 " Miércoles 133229 " Miércoles 13 " Martes 19ZEUK Y ARUKA " Sábado 16 " Jueves 213102 880 3642 " Lunes 18 " Viernes 223370 " Sábado 16 " Lunes 25 (PRIK)PRIK Y DOG " Viernes 29 (DOG)16732 " Domingo 17COR Y GORA " Miércoles 20 " Martes 263396 12009 " Martes 26 " Sábado 30WICH Y TEI12170ZURSNOTANo observé ningún cambio en las actividades, no obstante hay algunas mujeres que las dejo de ver en algunas ocasiones hasta 2 semanas, entre estas reporto a las siguientes: BROVA, CONTA, IZZYA, KARBA, LIOHA, LUDA, MITA, AWAYLos Hombres que reportó el Lunes 25 entre los cuales creo que venía HIK, los vi solamente 2 días.
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SECRET27 April 1966MEMORANDUM FOR:Mr. Nathan L. Ferris,Legal AttacheFROM:Winston N. ScottSUBJECT:Travel of Soviets1.  This office has received a report that Soviet Vice Consul Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV planned to travel to Guadalajara on 25 April 1966 in order to attend the Congress of Mexican Travel Agencies (ANAV) there. Also planning to attend the Congress are four visitors from the USSR: Viktor BOYCHENKO, Lev MIKIHAYLOV, Lyudmila KUZNETSOVA and Asan AKHMEDOV.2.  Any information available to your office on the activities of the above Soviets in Guadalajara would be appreciated.THIS INFORMATION IS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE. IT MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY.# 10401Distribution:Original - Addressee1 - 50-2-4/A1 - P-117121 - Memo ChronSECRET![photo of a stamp that reads 'Exstetre van setasah.']
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# BungtivesBysschSUBJECT: Contact Report/LICOON-5(2)-files-25 April 196625 Apr 1000; entrance to low Arquimedes, in cars1. Subj reported that he was at the airport the night of 23 Apr to receive the INTORIST delegation. AAV representatives Ibarquien and Romero were also on hand. *Boichenko* was much put out because their arrival had been delayed over the matter of obtaining Mexican visas. He told Subj he would be in Mexico only for the first day of the AAV conference in Guadalajara, because he was going on to Montreal on 23 Apr to inaugurate Soviet ship service direct between Montreal and Leningrad. The others would remain in Mexico for the conference.2. The delegates were taken to the Hotel Reforma. Subj, who brought Lev Likhailov to the Reforma, asked how it was that Mikhailov had left the Foreign Office to be in INTURIST. Mikhailov said he had a 15 year old daughter, in Moscow, and wanted to remain there. His card read, "Director of International Organizations", INTURIST.3. Subj had coffee at the airport with Valentin L. Ivanov and Visko. Nothing was said of Subj's break-off from Lorinov.4. Subj will await overtures from the Soviets. He said he was not planning to be out of Mexico until 15 May.PRMCOPIES MADE![P2712]![P11712]
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SECRET25 April 1966SUBJECT: Hair color report of SovietsSOURCE: LICALLALOGINOVBrown P-11712WifeBrownZHEVTUN Dyed brown P-8954MALAKHOVICH Dark brown P-9772Wife BrownMIROSHNIKOV Brown with gray P-6518Wife brownMITROPOLSKIY Black P-8770Wife BrownMUKHIN Blond P-7220Wife PlatinumNIKIFOROV Brown P-9026Wife Dark brownSHPAKEVICH Dark brown P-8167Wife Dark brownPRYGOV Brown P-10011Wife BlackPRIKHODKO Brown & very gray P-2270Wife Dyed dark brownRADVANSKIY Blond & very thin P-9289Wife Dark brownBEDRIN Dark brown P-9037Wife BlondSTRIZIIOV Brown P-11579Wife Dark brownROMANCHENKO Blond P-8609Wife PlatinumSILNIKOV Brown P-6414Wife PlatinumSOKOLOV Brown with gray P-810Wife PlatinumSECRET
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# COPILS MADEConfirmed by LIENVOY14-00000whiteSudayIC-LOGIN.!Simmons Contact Report/ICY-5-20 April 196620 Apr, 1300, Jung's offico1.  When the C.C. arrived at Suoja office, one of the male employees of Sudj evidently advised him that Mr. Ferrer" was here. Sub came from his inner office to advice the C.C. that (leonid Railyevich) Witforor was in his office making travel arrangements. fame C.D. remained in the outer office, but with his back to the passageway and his face Furied led in a carazineSubdoquently, Subj told the C.O. that miriforos Iraving for vacation to the Soviet Union on 21 Arr via Air France. He was due to return to Mexico on 24. Kay.Subj also mentioned that the IRIS TRIST delegation coming to the AAV mooting in Guadalajara (27-30 Apr) had not arrived in Mexico as scheduled (on 19 Apr) because there had boon à delay in their receiving Mexican visas. The delay was occasioned by Mexican demand for minimal bioraphic information in order to process the visas. The group of four has been ro-scheduled to arrive in Moxico on 23 Apr via Sabeña.The C.O. now the exchange of telorrana re the information required for visa issuance, and notedth the following:Viktor Jolchenko, born 21 July 1925 in Aktjuhinak; president of INTURIST; Passport D01155 B, issued 6 Oct 1965.Lev Cihailov, born 11 May 1924 in Moscow; chief of the International Department; Papaport C 065257, issued 25 Sept 1965.Assan Ahmedov (sic), born 24 June 1924 in Tashkent; chief of the Usbekistan. Tourion Directorate; Развport 069757, issued 24 Dec 1965.Lyudmil Kuzetoova, born 5 Mar 1923 in Moscow; Latin American Department; Passport C:065784, issued 6 Oct 1965.Subj mentioned that at the Copenhagen Congress on Congress Organizations that he attended 30 ar to 2 Apr 1966, he met two Soviet "scientists" and the INFURIST rop for Denmark. The "representatives from the Academy of Sciences" were Gennadiyi Andreyevich Mozhaev and Timur T. Timofciev (cards attached).2.  The C. who had heard from Subjon 19 Apr by telephone that he had had his confrontation with Valentin Lecinov last week requested a full account of that meeting. Subj reported that Loginor had called him on 15 apr requesting a meet somewhere outside; Subj insisted that Loginov come to his office.
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2. The following day, 14 Apr, Loginov came to Subj's office. He asked Subj how his trip (to Europe) had been and specifically asked if Subj had seen Ginette Palacel Porter. Subj replied that he had found out that Ginette and her husband were vacationing in Italy.Loginov asked what impressions Subj had received in Europe on France's backing out of NATO. Subj answered that he had spoken to some Frenchmen, including George Laguere of Air France, who considered in general that de Gaulle was not wrong, but that his way was too drastic, that he was annoying everyone, and that France could not be isolated.Then Subj made his break-off announcement to Loginov, saying Dut- I'm sorry to telly you that I'm not going to be able to work with you any more. There are several reasons. Loginov asked if anything had happened. Subj replied he had reasons. Loginov asked what they were. Subj said he was tired; he had a lot to do; and frankly he was plain disappointed- there had been big deals planned, nothing happened, and he was doing just junk. Loginov asked if that was Subj's final decision. Subj said yes. The Soviet then asked if they could talk it over. Subj said certainly, any time. Thereupon it was agreed between them that they would meet half an hour before the expected arrival at Mexico Airport of the INTURIST group coming to Mexico. They would meet in the restaurant.Subj told Loginov ho had traveled with Amb Dazarov, and that they had become very friendly. And he asked Loginov if he minded that he saw the Amb again. Loginov said not at all- but not to call the Amb at the SovEmb or use the phone for any calls to the SovEmb.As stated in para. 1 above, the INTURIST delegation did not arrive on 19 Apr, and Subj who knew of the postponement did not go to the airport, and consequently missed his meet with Loginov.3. Subj, in his customary way asked "did I do right?" The C.O. said it was fine if Loginov got the no-nonsense idea that Subj was through. The C.O. told Subj to wait until the Sovs get in touch with him again, and to have their second meet, at which Subj again makes perfectly clear that he is through. Ho is to remain friendly though, and is free to do anything he wishes re establishing contact with the Soviet Ambassador. Subj said he would under any circumstances postpone his meet with Loginov until at least the night of 23 Apr when the INTURIST delegation is scheduled to arrive.
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SECRETMexico, D.P.22 July, 1966Re: VALENTIN S. LOGUINOVSource: L/8 (via L/4) (FOR PERSONAL ATTENTION COS)Date: 22 July, inst.CARDEDSome time ago subject's radio was stolen from his home. He reported it to the police and nothing happened. He has continued te request police assistance in this matter, until the robbery and subject's complaining about lack of police attention was brought to the attention of Gen. OJETO, who assigned, or requested that an agent be assigned to go out and calm down the irate Soviet. The agent went out on 19 July, last.On 20 July, last, the agent reported back to Gen. COETO that he had talked to subject for some time about the stolen radio, but that following the discussion the subject had asked the agent "to work for him on certain matters", offering him 5,000.00 pesos per month. Agent requested instructions. Gen. COETO contacted L/S, discussed the matter and told the agent to accept the offer. Agent again saw subject on 21 July, last, and was given his first "assignment" by subject.This was a request for agent to locate one NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROEN and latter's wife, VALENTINA GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN, both described as Venesuelan citizens, and to advise subject soonest as to street address and telephone number of residence, as well as place of employmentCC: 50-6-91/4P-12793
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SECRET- 2 -L/4 made a quick check of the Gobernación files on the BOSTROENS, with following results:NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROEN: P42893Born St. Petersburg, Russia in 1915. Indication that at one time he served in U.S. Navy. Presently employed as "Director of Projects" by Stephens-Adamson de Mexico, S.A. de C.V., Calle Norte 65 #1058, Z.P. 16, México, D.F.; tel, 47-67-89, 47-42-22. He is listed as Venezuelan citizen.VALENTINA GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN:Born Breslau, Germany; worked as translator or teacher of Russian at U.N. Presently employed as teacher of Russian at the Ibero Americane University. Presently a Venezuelan citizen.The Gen. Mgr. of Stephens-Adamson de Mexico is RICHARD SEYMOUR BAKER, a U.S. citizen.L/8 suggests that we may desire to contact BAKIR, to get a line on the BOSTROENS, and, if that source and others available to us give them a clear bill, that we may desire to contact them and start a little backfire. L/8 will cooperate fully with us. He would like to know your reaction. (He is personally intrigued by the case, and will be anxious to hear from you via thesame route back.)CARDEDCOPIES MADEJKB
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# UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTMemorandumTO: The FilesFROM: WismSUBJECT: U.N.A.M.DATE: 22 July 19661. At 08:00 hours I had a telephone call from the Secretary of Gobernacion, Lic. Luis Echevarria. He said that he had an urgent matter in which he needed my help. He added that this was a matter that President Gustavo Diaz Ordas, was personally very interested.2. Echevarria sent Lienvoy/2 to see me and gave me the following information and asked the following help of me.a). President Diaz Ordas is personally very "upset" by certain recent actions by some Soviets in Mexico. (Note: I believe, but do not know this, that some Soviet has tried to "recruit" a source close to the President and that this has "cackfired").b). Valentin JACUINOV, Soviet (Fown KGB) is of particular and urgent interest tothe President. I was told by Echevarria on the telephone that the top name on the list he would send by Lienvov/2 would probably get the same treatment that some others get in 1959". This refers to PNG actions taken in March 1959 against two, Soviets caught with Demetrio VALLEJO Partirez and the Ballrrad Strikers. I was asked if I could send tim things to Echevarria urgently: These are: A Summary of data in JACUINOV, particularly saying what there was to show him a "Spy"; and, secondly, a list of know Spies in the Soviet Embassy. (Note: These requests were given to me orel-Ev and on a card by Lienvoy/2, when I saw him at 08:40 hours on 22 July 1966).c). Data on two "Trouble Makers": Felix ALVAHUANTE and Lenin ALVAHUANTE. These two, are incon and a file resume will bir made and sent to Echevarria. This request was sent by a card from Echevarria which Lienvoy/2 gave me.3. I asked Echevarria for his personal assistance in getting the data on Soviets whichithe lexican Foreton office has. I told him that this data, with photographs particularly, would help us. He promised to get this data for us; and Trinters to push for it on a continuing basis.Distribution: Valentin (P-1172)Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Sarings Plan (11-12888)cc: Liempo/8 (P-5530); Lirara (P-5034); ALVAHUANTE (P-2120)
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14-00000464-LIENVOY-BitalCiliciIndersEntrada.- 1140 hrs.- MP por LOGUINOV. KARZHIN dice que espere un momento. Despues HF JOSE LUIS ALVAREZ GAYOU saluda a su amigo LOGUINOV. Este pregunta si se divertid y si desonnsó bien. JOSE LUIS dice que si y que ya despues le platicará y que solo le llama para avisarle que está de regreso y que tambien es para avisarle que no han tenido noticias de TUCHA O TYCHA y por eso quiere platicar por si LOGUINOV *se interesa* en seguir las clases, LOGUINOV osta de acuerdo y mafiana a las once de la maiñana pasard a visitarlo para platicar de eso.- 515-posible traces att,CARDED15,60 5512 JUL. ISSSP-11717
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ALVARES, Jose Luis(Michoacan)ALVAREZ, JCSE LUISSEX M. CCA ?CIT MEXICCCCC 7A MEXICC, MICFCACANON A LIST CF NAMES CF ACTIVE MORS OF THE NATLLIBERATION MOVEMENT IN THE VARICLS MEXICANSTATES.50-9-5/9(0.64)REPORT/ LA30 Nov. 61C50-CC4-034MMA-2751627 OCT 65A01ALVAREZ, JOSE LUIS (or "de Jesus")SEX M DOB ?CIT MEXICOOCC ?A MEXICO, MICHOACANRE NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENT COMMITTEENOV 61. SUBJ IS MBR OF MLN COMMITTEE WITHHEADQUARTERS IN MORELIA..050-009-005/1HMM -0601817 NOV 61* HMYFLD INDEX ONLYALVAREZ, Jose Luis50-6-92/3CONTACT FEFORD/LITE-1(Attach)28 Jure 61(Attends IICKR Russian Language classes)ALVAREZ, Jose LuisAtt to HOW 2751627-Oct-6550-4-34Page 20.Active member MLN, MichoacanALVAREZ, JOSE LUISSEX M DO3?CIT MEXICO?OCC ? SOME CONTACT WITH CZECH EMBASSY,MEXICO - NOV-DEC 62. WORKS ON PERIODICO DELA UNIVERSIDAD AND VOZ DE LA UNIVERSIDAD.UNAM? KUBATA /201-04.167/ PRAISED REPORTSSUBJ WROTE FOR THESE MAGAZINES AND SAID.HE WOULD GIVE THEM MONEY AND MATERIAL TOHELP SUPPORT THE MAGAZINE, MEXI.050-008-004HMMA-20910 A0201 MAR 63P1![CARDED]
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Jeuxe 66Paul:1.  I have reviewed the entire LOGINOV file and have made copies of all pertinent LIENVOY clips for the following P files and have included a note to that effect in each of these files:Miriam AVILA Katz P-581Socorro FLORES P-12259Salvador PAZ Plata 12775Erika KAMMERMAN P-128432.  Attached hereto are copies of all the clips I found on the other people included on the list you gave me.a. Besides the 11 April clip on Dr. Juan Luis ALVAREZ Gallou I found a 12 Jul 66 call from Jose Luis ALVAREZ Gayou, probably at least related if not the same person. This is the only name on which other there are any/possibly identifiable traces:(1) According to a 28 June 1961 LITEA Contact Feport,Jose Luis ALVAREZ was one of the students in the Tuesday and Thursday, 7 to 8:30 p. m., Russian language classes at the IICMR during the months of February and March.(2) H-6018, dated 17 November 1961, based on information from LIENVOY Unit C, reported that one Jose Luis ALVAREZ was a member of the MLN Committee of Michoacan.(3) In a 30 November 1961 Legal Attache report one Jose Luis ALVAREZ of Morelia, Michoacan, was named as one who assisted the National Liberation Movement in Nexico.(4) HNMA-20810, dated 1 March 1963, included the following information from LIBRIFORM: "One Jose Luis ALVAREZ (matronymic unknown) is putting items in the 'Voa de la Universidad'! (Universidad Autonora Nacional de Mexico) for the Czechs. KUBATA, the Charge d'Affaires in the Czech Embassy praised ALVAREZ for his reports and said 'we will give you money and material to help support the magazine'. ALVAREZ also works on the University's 'Feriodico de la Universidad' (newspaper).(5) HA-27516, dated 27-October 1965, provided an 11- October 1965 listing, again based on LIENVCY information, on
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which the name of Jose Luis ALVAREZ was again included as an active member of the MLN and a member of the State Committee of Morelia, Michoacan, which had its general offices at Guillermo Prieto 35-10 in Morelia.b. About Gloria ALFARO, I wonder if she may not be related to Ofelia ALFARO Lopez (P-11339) / friend of Antonio SARMIENTO (P-12703) teacher at the UNAM Economics School and his wife, Violeta. Both Ofelia ALFARO and LOGINOV attended a Christmas party at the SARMIENTO's last year (pertinent clips included with the Gloria ALFARO material attached). In the 22 June 66 conversation Gloria ALFARO had with LOGINOV she mentions having met him at Christmas time.c. Copies of all of LOGINOV's contacts with the Instituto de-Interpretes-y-Traductores, including the one which mentioned are attached.Senorita HARNANDEZ Other people connected with that outfit are:Lio KELSINSarita InuJacobo Chensinski3. Besides the names on your list I also found two clips on Margaret (Magre) FEDOR who seems to be on quite familiar terms with LOGINOV. I have included copies of them also.4. Note that all of the calls in question are incoming calls. Also to each of these people something is mentioned about classes.