Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAR MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: LOCANOV, VALENTIN SERGEYEVICH201-285412VOL. IIIINCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:ROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY: THIRD AGENCY DOCUMENTS| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- || 28 JULY 28    | 10:55         | JIM KELLY                | James P. Kelly                  ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE
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SECRET22 July 1969MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SBVIA : Chief of StationSUBJECT : Celebration of Polish National Day, 22 July 19691. The undersigned attended the celebration of the Polish national day at the Polish Residence on Insurgentes Sur on 22 July 1969. The following points were the most significant:a. The only Soviet the undersigned could identify was Col. Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV, the Soviet Military Attache. Someone the undersigned's wife talked to mentioned the presence of the Soviet Consul, but this certainly was neither Valentin LOGINOV nor Yuriy CHERNYSII, and the undersigned did not meet that person.b. Whether the Cubans were invited or not, they were not in attendance.c. Jiri SVESTKA, of the Czech Embassy, was there. Per SB Section briefing, the undersigned mentioned his departure and told SVESTKA that at least he would remain in Mexico. SVESTKA said that this would not be the case, that he is scheduled to leave within 15 days for Czechoslovakia. The undersigned then mentioned a conversation with his Czech friend in which the latter told him that he expected to stay in Mexico for quite a while longer. SVESTKA denied ever having said this, pointing out that he was glad to return home. The undersigned made no further comments.SECRET
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SECRETd. The ex-Haitian Ambassador, Julio Jean PIERRE-AUDAIN, was seen by the undersigned but left before he could talk to him. In view of the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN ceased to be Ambassador of Haiti a long time ago, the undersigned feels that his presence at the Polish national day celebrations has some significance. He remembers that PIERRE-AUDAIN was also present at the celebration of the Czech national day this year. In other words, the Communists have made it a point to maintain contact with him, probably in view of the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN may return to Haiti if something happens to DUVALIER and may secure a position of some importance in his country.2. The President of the Consular Association, VOURVOULIAS, told the undersigned that he would contact LOGINOV at the Soviet Embassy to see whether the latter would agree to a joint celebration of both the undersigned's and LOGINOV's departures in a party to be held for both of them at the same time. LOGINOV is not scheduled to leave Mexico until September 1969, a departure postponed from the original schedule of late July or early August.Raymond A. FRADYERDistribution:Orig - 7 (Consular Corps)1 - P-11712 (LOGINOV)1 - P-7111 (SVESTKA)1 - P-5407 (PIERRE-AUDAIN)RAF: lmpSECRET
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SECRET22 July 1939MEMORANDCH FOR: Chief, SBVIA: Chief of StationSUBJECT: Celebration of Polish National Day, 22 July 19691.  The undersigned attended the celebration of the Polish national day at the Polish Residence on Insurgentes Sur on 22 July 1969. The following points were the most significant:a. The only Soviet the undersigned could identify was Col. Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV, the Soviet Military Attache. Someone the undersigned's wife talked to mentioned the presence of the Soviet Consul, but this certainly was neither Valentin LOGINOV nor Yuriy CHERNYSH, and the undersigned did not meet that person.b. Whether the Cubans were invited or not, they were not in attendance.c. Jiri SVESTKA, of the Czech Embassy, was there. Per SB Section briefing, the undersigned mentioned his departure and told SVESTKA that at least he would remain in Mexico. SVESTKA said that this would not be the case, that he is scheduled to leave within 15 days for Czechoslovakia. The undersigned then mentioned a conversation with his Czech friend in which the latter told him that he expected to stay in Mexico for quite a while longer. SVESTKA dented ever having said this, pointing out that he was glad to return home. The undersigned made no further comments.SECRET
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6SECRET-2-d. The ex-Haitian Ambassador, Julio Jean PIERRE-AUDAIN, was seen by the undersigned but left before he could talk to him. In view of the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN ceased to be Ambassador of Haiti a long time ago, the undersigned feels that his presence at the Polish national day celebrations has some significance. He remembers that PIERRE-AUDAIN was also present at the celebration of the Czech national day this year. In other words, the Communists have made it a point to maintain contact with him, probably in view of the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN may return to Haiti if something happens to DUVALIER and may secure a position of some importance in his country.2. The President of the Consular Association, VOURVOULIAS, told the undersigned that he would contact LOGINOV at the Soviet Embassy to see whether the latter would agree to a joint celebration of both the undersigned's and LOGINOV'S departures in a party to be held for both of them at the same time. LOGINOV is not scheduled to leave Mexico until September 1969, a departure postponed from the original schedule of late July or early August.Raymond A. FRADYERDistribution:Orig - 7 (Consular Corps)1 - P-11712 (LOGINOV)1 - P-7111 (SVESTKA)1 - P-5407 (PIERRE-AUDAIN)RAF: ImpSECRET
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# Contact ReportSubject: LIOAI-1 (R-8903)Date of pect: July 17 at Hoyo 19 at 1430 hre1. Ereerranged neet lich lasted 90 sinutes.   Next neet: Lurt 17 at the same place.2. On Friday July 11 400-1 jave a regular language class to L-1 and 1-1 stated his interest to reet the Sov girl at 15400-le house. In the course of conv 1-1 explained to BACO-1 he relieved this was importent to him or in other words he cave him the cover story about which we spoke at our previous reet. -1 ensored 1-2 that ke would bring the for girl (Alla CFOVA) to his house.3. On July 16 at 1000 m, i.e. et their next class CC-1 told L-1 that the art to the Sov Erh to visit LCCINO and he found him this time. In the course of copy with ion he (LIBASON-2) told his about meeting Alle and his plans to invite rer to his home and sher her around. LOG told him that Alla was his recretary and that he should cot dare to get close to her.4. Iil felt de ceted with this development, because he believed that he was on the westdeveloping something for us. I told 1-1 that there was no reason of feeling bad about this fact, especially, because LOC was leaving relatively coon and the girl rotid remain here.5. - tali me that on 111 - had taken an old in sales there was an advericire nemin for De erted 1-1ore e age-re to 0 0 1 warted! ne mated to jete e gis is a sety 100 na Appare tret 10 hecere very angry out the fect "that internationel Cinces are used for cheap air. -! arrected at tad arked fren wheremee: of..
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STSTH SCRUB GINOCars Cory filMemo for the RecordsSUBJECT: # First Sistone and enlem(Mithirring to SISTONE)# Cover Job Outing with Consular Corpst## Brief Initial Exposure to Soviets Loginor and Glou tou1. Terence D. Sistone and Feralem , both under Consular cover, accompanied (with wives) Fralyer on an outing of the "Cuerpo Consular en Mexico", a social club open to all consular officers (regardless of nationality) to new Ford factory in Cuautitlan, lunch and excusion of Span. col. Convent at Tepotzotlan from1100 to 1900hrs. on 17 July 1969. Consular Corrs is creature of Aner, cit and ex-Consul Gen. of Greece, Leander T. Vourvoulias, who led excursion. In addition to helping the two new Sta. officers work into consular cover and make contacts, the purpose of the outing in part was to see at first hand the Sov, Bloc and Cubans who belong to the CC. Three Sovs shovel, no identifici lloc and no Cuis. Mak No other particularly interesting cous. types but door opened to meet people at future CC meets.and2. Three Sors who shoed wero Valentin Loginov, well-known to Sta. as KGB under cons. cover, and two men of Commercial Sec. of Sov. Enb. Both Sistone and Farelem independently identified Ler Nikolayevich Guloxzev as one of two comercial types from aug book-were unable identify the other, who was quiet and hardly taked as he tagged along. Gelou zo vas also quiet but was engaged twice by Sistone in conversation. Ons one occasion G said he had been in Mexico short time, was there as result recent Sovellex trade aggreement, just happened to be around and invitel with colleague to Ford outing. On other occasionG said Trotzotian/ Peaf and genetal art gore ornate aul ia ressive than Byzantine church-aonudents he faziliar with in Coscov. spoke Spans with heavy ascent nul liin't talk auch but vas quite flient nevertheless. Siitaal Sistone also takel briefly to Loginor and introduced by Fralyer as Fralyer replacedent. However conversation i naucuous and uninteresting compared to constant verbal starring betw. Fradyer and Loginov which Sistone will defer to Fralyer to report if he sees fit.SECRET
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KEMO FOR THE RECORDSUB Meeting of Cuerpo Consular de Mexico, 17 July 69FR G A FERMEN1. On 17 July 69 FERMEN and wife attended their first Consular Corps meeting with two other station Officers and wives. FERMEN was introduced to Lev GOLOVZOV, 201-850177,P-13,766 and Valentin LOGIKOV, 201-255412,P-11712 of the Soviet Embassy and to another Russian, unidentified, who appeared very reluctant to talk. GOLOVZOV was very civil but/a bit less expansive than his colleague, LOGINOV, who engaged in a constant verbal bantering with FADER. LOGIKOV and FADER have established a solid rapport which enables them to engage in the aforementioned antics without repercussions. LOGIKOV was accompanied by his wife, a very charming, quite women, who speaks acceptable spanish. She manifested a real interest in the chemical department of the plant, to the point of explaining certain charts and symbols to LOGINOV. She probably has had some chemical trai-ing. LOGIKOV himself appeared self-assured, sophisticated and able. He appeared not the slightest concerned over the verbal battle with FADER, and hold his cum during the exchanges. He looks strong physically, especially his hands, which could pass for a weapons. He passes out a disarming smile which he uses to his advantage, because FADER is at a loss for words, and came the smile. At one time during the return G, LOGINOV was capable into a small jump in. FADER said SISTONE.Numbered,FILE: P-13,766P 11,713
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2. GOLOVICV was, as previously tited, more reserved. He stayed in the background and accompained the unidentified Russian during most of the tour. FURALEV was introduced to him but little conversation passed between them. He appeared a little stiff, more the Russian stereotype of the reserved, social-ill-at-case person. But this was just an impression as FURALEV had noz chance for an indepth conversation. GOLOV.IOV seemed to possess decent spanish. He stated he was from the comercial section. Hopefully subject will attend other Corps meetings and FURALEV will have an opportunity to speak to him at greater length.![signature of G A FORALLY]G A FORALLY
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# Memo for the Record:SURLECT First Siatore end Ferolem (returring to SISTONE)Cover Job Outing with Consular CorpetBrief Initial Exposure to Soviets Loginov and Gelou zov1. Terence D. Sintone and Feralem, both under Consular cover,accompanied (with wives) Fradyer on an outing of the "Cuerto Consular en Mexico", a social club open to all consular officers regardless of nationality) to new Ford factory in Cuautitlan, luuch and excusion of Span. col. Convent at Tepotzotlan from1100 to 1000hrs. ou 17 July 1969. Consular Corps is creature of Amer. cit and ex-Consul Gen. of Greece, Leander r. Vourvoulias, who led excursion. In addition to helping the two new Sta. officers work into consular cover aul make contacts, the purpose of the outing in part was to see at first hand the Sov, Bloc end Cubans who belong to the CC. Three Sove shoved, no identified Bloc and no Cubs. ILAAN No other particularly interesting cons, types out door opened to meet people at future CC meets.wid2. Three Sova who shoed ware Valentin Loginov, well-known to Sta. as XGB under cons. cover, and two men of Commercial Sec. of Sov. Enb. Both Sistone and Farelem independently identified Lev Nikolayeurh Golouzov as one of two commercial types from mug book-were unable identify the other, who was quiet and hardly taked as he tagged along. Golon την was also quiet but was engaged twice by Sistone in conversation. In one occasion G said he had been in Mexico short time, was there as result recent Sov-Hex trade aggreement, just happened to be around and invited with colleague to Ford outing. On other occasion said trotzotlan/of Peat and general art more ornate and in ressive than Byzantine church-monuments he familiar with in Moscow. spoke Span, with lieavy accent and didn't talk much but was quite fluent nevertheless. Sillasi Sistone also takel briefly to Loginov and introduced by Fradyer as Fralyer replacement. However conversation i noucuous and uninteresting compared to constant verbal sparring dety. Fradyer and Loginov which Sistone will defer to Fralyer to report if he sees fit.SECRET
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# 12Sistit SrfSd/Se. yfc-E-Cucu-13,LOGINOV SE(R: TC/203 -- Cu.coyft -- (`returrirg to Sistone`).Memo for the RecordsSUBJECT: First Sistone and Feralem Cover Job Outing with Consular CorpasBrief Initial Exposure to Soviets Loginov and Gelouzov1.  Terence D. Sistone and Feralem , both under Consular cover, accompanied (with wives) Fralyer on an outing of the "Cuerto Consular en Mexico", a social club open to all consular officers (regardless of nationality) to new Ford factory in Cuautitlan, lunch and excusion of Span. col. Couvent at Tepotzotian from1100 to 1900hrs. on 17 July 1969.Consular Corps is creature of Aner, cit and ex-Consul Gen. of Greece, Leander T. Vourvoulias, who led excursion. In allition to helping the two new Sta. officers work into consular cover and make contacts, the purpose of the outing in part was to see at first hand the Sov, Bloc and Cubans who belong to the CC. Three Sovs showel, no identified Bloc and no Cubs. MaakNo other particularly interesting cous. types but door opened to meet people at future CC meets.sal2.  Three Sovs who shoed were Valentin Loginov, well-known to Sta. as KGB under cons. cover, and two men of Commercial Sec. of Sov. Eub.Both Sistone and Farelem independently identified Lev Nikolayevich Golonzov as one of two commercial types from aug book-were unable identify the other, who was quiet and hardly taked as he tagged along. Golon zor was also quiet but was engaged twice by Sistone in conversation. Ons one occasion G said he had been in Mexico short time, was there os result recent Sov-Hex trade aggreement, just happened to be around and invited with colleague to ford cuting. On other occasion G said Trotzotlan/churchoffeaf and genetal art more ornate aul in ressive than Dyzantine church-monuments he familiar with in Moscow. spoke Span. with heavy accent aul lidn't talk much but was. quite flaent nevertheless, Elalaal Sistone also takel briefly to Loginov and introlucel by Fralyer as Fralyer replacement. However conversation i noucuous and uninteresting compared to constant verbal sparring bety. Fradyer and Loginov which Sistone will defer to Fralyer to report if he sees fit.SECRET
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# Contact ReportSubject: LIRAGON-1 (74805)July 10, 1959Date of Meet: July 9 st Fårense Restaurant-Bar (Newton) at 16501. Prearranged meet; L-l came on time; the meet lasted 2 hours and 30 minutes.Next meet: Wed July 16 at 1650 at pick up place in Escobedo with Gutenberg2. On July 9 at 0915 hrs L-l went to the Sov Embassy to look for LOGINOV (P-11,712). A Sov girly receptionist told him that LOG was not in and told him that he could wait in the reception roon or wait for him in the waiting room of Logs office. L-l prefered to remain with the receptionist(girl). He left after 55 minutes without seeing LOG.3. When L-l came to the receptionist and asked for LOG she in turn asked him was he not L-1 (by first name only), son of their language teacher. L-l answered affirmatively and in turn asked her what was her name and how does she know him. She stated that her name was Alla LNU and that she recognised L-1 by his voice from calling for LOG. (NOTE: L-1 feels positive that at least 4 months have passed since a woman answered the phone when he asked for LOG).4. In the beginning of the conv. L-1 found out that the girl was from Monow which certainly pleased L-l because he had what to talk about. She complimented L-l for speaking Russian without an accent, which was not the case with L-1s mother, the language teacher at the Sov Emb.5. Results of this conversation:a. Alla LNU is in Mexico city less than a year. She is bored to death here and is looking forward to returning to Moscow as soon as she will be allowed.b. She said that Mexico had a pleasant climate, but all she knows about Mexico is Ouautla and even when she is invited there she has no company of her own (sic).c. With regard to her schooling: after she finished
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high school she went to a school for mechanical tech-nicians where she studied about a year and gave it upbecause she did not like it. She competed to enter theschool of modern languages at the university but shefailed. Then, she entered the M.I.M.O. (L-l does notknow what it stands for ) and after 5 monthe she hadto go to Mexico.d.L-l told her that he would look her up occasinallyand she appeared to be pleased with the idea.e. Description: apparent age 25 - 26; hight about 5 ft3 in (possibly less); hair light brown; very nice eyee(L-l does not remember the color ); buildt ratherstout; face rather long; in general: pleasant appearance.6. Before leaving L-l left with her a note for LOG in which he   stated that he can still be reached at the Institute between 1500 and 1600   hrs and at home and added his phone numbers and concluded that if he   did not hear from LOG it would prove he had a friend who turned out to   be no good.7. During L-le waiting in the reception room Yuriy OHERNISH passed   by and they exchanged few unconsequential wurde, L-l asked YO did he   give LOG the message he sent to LOG from that party (at Andreas OACANO )   and he said that he did it with pleasure and added few words of his own.   When YO left L-l asked Alla when was LOG leaving and she said LOG would   leave in October '69.8. At 1510 hrs of the same day LOG phoned to L-l in the Institute   and after some verbage they agreed to meet on Monday July 14 at the   Karinera restaurant at 1300 hrs (AV Chapultepec with or near Liverpool).   Both of them stated that they would be there without fail.9. With regard to the meet LOG - L-1 I repeated my previous in-   struction to L-l concerning his attitude if LOG comes out again with   the request to meet LIOVAL-1.10. With regard to L-ls acquaintance with Alla I suggested L-l to    ask his mother about her. There is a possibility of finding cut her full
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-3-name and whether she is married or not. L-l should also mention to GOG the fact that he met Alla while waiting for him. Depending on the find- ings L-l should consider inviting Alla to his house for lunch one Sat or Sun and take her with his wife and child to the Parque Asturiano to spend the afternoon. I told L-l that I would pay for the expenses for lunch and possible entertainment. I-l will discuss the matter with me before doing anything.11. L-l reported that he had a 90 minutes talk with Karel WENDEL (see Attachment) and I debriefed him on the same. There were very few facts which were not covered in the previous report on WENIBL.12. As it became obvious that the working part of the meet was over L-l stated that he would really feel bad and blow off his top if he did not see XARTASUK until the end of the month. I told him that KARTASTY had put long period of work in the States and consequently his leave war extended for the same amount of time and I can spend that time where he pleased. L-l commented that in that case he would extend the deadline of becoming nasty to Aug 20. I laughed. L-1 commented that probably I was not able to understand how much he was attached to KARTASUX.FiFernald
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# 16.Contact ReportSubject: Jimmy SABORI P-13,830July 9, 1969Date of meet: July 7 in Subjects car and Insurgentes Samborne Bar1. A meet was prearranged with Subject for July 7 at Del Paseo at 1400 hrs. Subject phoned to our office in the course of the morning to confirm the arrangement. ( FERNALD was trying to reach Subject to change the place of meet, but he was not able to reach him), Subject did not show up at the Del Paseo and after waiting 40 minutes F went home ( his office ). At 1535 hrs F was infoed by the office that Subject called several times and his latest statement was that he would be in front of the Cine Latino ( across the Reforma from our Embassy ). F came there on time but Subject was not around. Due to heavy rain F was bound to stay there and at 1630 hrs Subject showed up in an impressive Pontiac Boneville, blue with light top, plates BD 755 Texas, Hemisfair (black). Subject waved to F to get in the car. Next meet: Friday July 11 at Bonaparte at 1400hrs2. In the car Subject stated to F that he goofed, because he went to the restaurant where we met twice previously and after some waiting and phoning he looked at his notebook and realized that he was at the wrong place. He apologized. Then, Subject stated that he had to return the Boneville and take another car and he asked F to have a ride with him. Subject took the car to Leibnitz and perked it in front of the apt building at 297. He excused himself for few minutes took newspapers, a small bunile and 2 miniature bottles of some liquor and entered the apt. About 5 minutes later he returned and we entered an old, beaten up Valient without license plates and the e is hard to tell.3. During the first ride Subject tolf F that LOG phoned hic on Friday July 4 and told him that they would have to postponed their test scheduled for the next day because he (LOG) would be out of town on Sat and Sun. LOG wanted to meet with Subject on Mon or TueP-11,710