Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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1. Dr. Charles Bohrer recommends (subject to Howard Osborne's concurrence) that the two following defectors be added to the Brezhnev visit watch list:a. Anatoliy GOLITSYN (AELADLE). Delusions of grandeur; expected much more from the U.S. Government than he in fact received in terms of personal recognition. Frustrated, reclusive. May take some action to "get even."b. Yuri NOSSENKO (AEDONOR). Not seriously neurotic, but because of the way in which he was handled he has reason to be vengeful, and may take the Brezhnev visit as an opportunity to embarrass us.
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1. Howard Osborn's recommendations for the Brezhnev "watch list":a. Delete NOSSENKO. He's happily rehabilitated, well disposed toward CIA and the USG, well adjusted. Not a threat.b. GOLENIEWSKI. Absolutely nutty. Put him at the top of the list. He hates the Soviet Government because it's depriving him of the Romanov crown jewels.c. Anatoliy GOLITZYN. Agree with Bohrer. Put him on the list.
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceSECRETSBSR-84323 February 1973# CI INFORMATION REPORTSUBJECT: Anatoliy Mikhaylovich GOLITSYNSOURCE: AESMASHREFERENCE: SBSR-547DISSEMINATIONCONTROLS: Any further dissemination must be coordinated with C/SB/CI/P.COMMENTS: Attached are SB requirements based on Reference, and a report containing Source's reply to those recirements.ORIGINATOR: Frank McNulty, SB/CI/PDISTRIBUTION:2 - IP/AN/SB for 746-756/4x-ref to 201-294855-2 - SB/CI/P 201-0797551 - SS/CI/I1 - SS/CI/X1 - SB/CI/R1 - SS/COPS1 - C/CI/OPS1 - SB/101 - S5/1/USSR1 - SB/XO1 - SB/X/EUR1 - SB/RIS1- EUR/SCSECRETCONTENTS CLASSIFIED BY OSS348
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# SECRETRequirements on Remaining: Source RemortsAnatoliy Mihaylovich GOLITSYN & KILMOV05[TEPLYAKOVA] did not in fact meet GOLITSYNA as previously stated but only knew of her and GOLITSYN from her parents.2. Source is quite clear about GOLUBEV's instructions and had not confused the names of GOLITSYN and KOSHKO. GOLUBEV had been sent a directive from Moscow setting out his main tasks. This was couched in somewhat rough, direct words in order to put him on the right lines. Source did not deduce from what was in this directive that the K.G.B. believed that either man was living in England. It certainly stated that NOSENKO had visited England after his defection and that GOLITSYN had visited England several times. Source knows only what GOLUBEV told him and what was in the directive; he has no idea why the K.G.B. believed that either of the two defectors had visited the U.K.SECRETDUPLICATE COPYFOR CROSS FILING1/BR
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Para. 1: It is stated here that Source's companion, while visiting her parents in [Helsinki], heard GOLITSYN's story (presumably this means his defection) and also met his wife. The word order implies that she met Mrs. GOLITSYN after hearing about the defection, but this could not be, since Mrs. GOLITSYN defected with her husband. Please clarify this and give details of the GOLITSYN story she heard. What were the dates of her visit to Helsinki?Para. 3-b: The wording of this paragraph is almost identical to much of paragraph 3-b of Source's report on Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO, regarding GOLITSYN's instructions, KGB belief that both defectors had visited England, etc. The main difference as given in these reports is that NOSENKO is said to have been in the US in 1965, and GOLITSYN "several times". Since NOSENKO did not visit the US in 1965 but we understand that GOLITSYN did make several visits, we wonder (in view of the strong similarities in wording) if there may be a garble in Source's reporting. Does Source have any idea as to why the KGB believed either of the two defectors had visited the US?SECRET7
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce# DISPATCHSECRETTO: Chief, WEFROM: Chief of Station, Helsinki 14-SUBJECT: REDCOAT/LCIMPROVE/AELADLE Tabe Maria Ingeborg SLIDOR (201-768030)ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:HL-3059, 2 June 65REF: OPHA-7261, 4 June 65ACTION: FYI1.  Subject was interviewed for an immigrant visa on 7 July 65. Unfortunately Clastonbury could not be present because of other business. The interviewing officer was briefed prior to the meeting and faced the applicant with a series of questions regarding her association with Soviets and any approaches that may have been made to her in light of her unusual life. In response to these questions, we are told that SLIOOR gave thoughtful consideration to each question and probably truthfully replied that although she has met several Soviet diplomats, no approaches for cooperation were made to her. She realized the full implication of the questions and made no attempts to be evasive. Subject was given her visa immediately after the interview.2.  Attachment 1 is a translation of the VALIK traces on subject. As noted in the traces SLIOOR was an acquaintance of *Griperiv.com* (201-150156) and Georgiy *STERING:* born 29 June 1913 in Moscow (aka Georgi STEINING OPHA-1807, 30 July 56 and OPHW-1456, 9 October 56). These names were not used in the interview.3.  Attachment 2 is a thermofax copy of SLIOOR's visa; Attachment 3; birth record; Attachment 4, marriage certificate.4.  From subject's visa application her address in the U.S. is listed as Fort Hood, Texas.Attachments:as statedDistribution:3 - WE w/atts2 - SR v/atta2 - Hola v/attsWALTER R. CLASTONSUAY201-15015214 July 65201-76803081BA
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992REF: CF74656, 18 June 19651.  Appearing as part of Section 12 of the CPR on Mikhail Vasilyevich MURACHOV (201-205139), forwarded with reference, the following entries. Station would like to clarify some of the information previously reported by the Station which undoubtedly has led Headquarters to the conclusion contained in the second paragraph immediately below.When told that Subject (Mikhail Vasilyevich MURACHOV 201-20513)) has been posted to Finland, Sommer (a Soviet defector) commented that Subject (MURACHOV) would probably be responsible for penetrating the police.(This speculation by Source is probably not correct since this responsibility belongs to Petr Nikitovich SAVELYEV, who arrived in Helsinki about the same time that Subject did, to replace Ivan Yefimovich SERGIYEV.)2.  Petr Nikitovich SAVELYEV (201-140400), Counsellor of Embassy and head of the Press Section. SAVELYEV filled the Counsellor slot vacated by Vasiliyevich SOLOMKO (201-142338) who dealt with trade. We do not recall the Chief of the Press Section prior to SAVELYEV's arrival, however SAVELYEV was NOT the replacement for Ivan SERGIYEV (201-259447) as stated in CFHA-5447, 13 February 1962.3.  We doubt very much that SAVELYEV was involved in police penetration. His contacts in Finland (also in Norway) were for the most part with the press (CFHA-6610, 22 May 1964, etc.) and he circulated freely in that media. SAVELYEV did not speak Finnish, despite the fact that VALITSKIN informed us he spoke fairly good Finnish (CFHA-5447) which was probably an initial assessment on their part.4.  Although a GRU suspect during his tour in Norway, his![photo of handwritten text that says "Galub Grigoriy Ye."]RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH# SECRETactivities in Helsinki at first appeared to be those of a NO3co-optce, and later more obviously those of a KGB officer in theca field. Walter R. CLASJONERY's contacts with SAVALYEV tookplace either in press circles or in the presence of AlekseySLU.AROV (201-235095) whom we suspect of being the deputy rezidentin helsinki. Thus the milieu in which SAVALYEV operated, wetend to place him in the KGB category rather than GRU.5. SAVALYEV, who left for home leave on 10 July 1964 and never   returned, was replaced by KGB officer Albert AKULOV (201-232590),   first secretary and press attache.6. Concerning Ivan Yefimovich SERGEYEV (201-259447), SERGEYEV   replaced KGB officer Grigoriy Ye. GOLUB (201-150156), Chief of   the Consular Section. After the defection of AZADL/1, this   Section was in confusion and the exact slot-for-slot replacements   are not known. In our best judgment, SERGEYEV was replaced by   Anatoliy PAVLOV (201-331811) who departed 2 March 1963 because of   ill health. PAVLOV was temporarily replaced by an officer Boris   Vasilyevich PERELETOV ostensibly assigned to the Cultural Section   (22@FILA-6433, 6 March 1964) who departed 31 March 1964 also because   of ill health. PERELETOV was replaced for consular responsibilities   by KGB officer Foliks Dmitryevich KARASEV (201-736991).Distribution:3 - WE2 - SROLIVIA R. CLENICK
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14-00000104-10173-100782025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRET17 June 1963CONTACT REPORT: VASLOUCH/2, DI UBALDO, and DOREMOSEDATES : 19 & 20 May 1983PLACE : Sands HotelMiami Beach, Florida1. DOREMOSE and DI UBALDO arrived by taxi at the Sands Hotel at approximately 2330 hours and in the lobby passed the Subject, her traveling companion, Mrs. DI SILVA (mother of Brasilien charge GAMBOA) and Mr. & Mrs. Kurt PLASTEREK (See Contact Report dated 3 May 1963) with whom they had spent the evening. While the two case officers were negotiating rooms with the desk clerk, VASLOUCH/2 made a point of asking for her key which indicated her room number and the case officers were therefore able to get rooms on the floor just below hers. (NOTE: Our contacts with VASLOUCH/2 were dependent upon the amount of time she could spend away from her unwitting traveling companion.) As previously arranged, DI UBALDO went to the Subject's hotel room at 0700 hours the next morning and brought her to his room where the debriefing took place. At the out-set DOREMOSE was introduced as William Cline and it was explained that DI UBALDO was moving out of the operation. This initial meeting which lasted until 0900 hours was confined primarily to two topics; one, VASLOUCH/1's contact with and cultivation of Francisco SANCHEZ who is charged with some road building projects
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# SECRETin Oriente Provinco and who is a closo associate of Dr. RaneVALLEJO, a key advisor to CASTRO and two, the recent socialcultivation of the VASLOUCHES by an officer of the Soviet Embassy.The facts developed on the second subject are as follows: Forseveral years VASLOUCH/2 had been contacted at the BrasilianEmbassy by Valentine S. LOCUINOV, an attache at the SovietRabsesy. These conteeta took place every two or three monthswhen LOGUINOV would bring visa requests from his Anbassy. Thelast of these business contacts was in February of this year.On 27 April, while VASLOUCH/2 was in Mexico City, LOGUINOVphoned the Brazilian Ambassy asking for VASLOUCH/2 and wheninformed that she was not in, requseted her boas phone maber(walisted) from the girl answering the phone, Hilda BOLIVAR(girl friend of SANCHEZ). The girl refused to give out themaber. et 1000 ca 1 May, LOGUTNOV apparently having acquiredthe number from the consular list, called VASLOUCH/2 at herhose only to be told that VASLOUCH/2 was working that morningat the Brasilian Babassy. He finally got VASLOUCH/2 on thetelephone at 1600 houre and stated that the date vas anImportant holiday for him and that he wished to visit theVASLOUCHES with his family to bring a mall present for VARIOUCH/2.LOGUINOV and family arrived at VASLOl1/2's home at 1300 hourand stayed until 2100 hours. The prelimt was a bottle of "Red2SECRET
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# SECRETMoscow parfuse. The evening was confined to onmall talk. On 3 May, LOCUINOV again called and made a dinner date with VASLOUCH/2 and her husband for 10 May. LOCUIROV and wife pickod up the VASLOUCHES in their private ear and the evening (2130 - 0030) was spent at the Capri Restaurant. Because of the noise from the floor show, again little of note was discussed. The cost of the meal was appresimately $10. At the restaurant, LOCUIKOV invited the VASLOUCHES to attend a reception and showing of the Soviet passenger place, TU-114, to be held at 12:30 14 May. VASLOUCH/2 did not attend because sha vas leaving for Miani. When VASLOUCH/1 telephoned VASLOUCH/2 in Misai on 17 May, be contioned, in German, that Valentine had again dropped by. Frea these contacts with LOGUIKOV the following had boan observed by VASLOUCH/2. He is approximately 32 years old, speake fluent Spanish with just a slight seccat and a little English. He has been in Cuba three years and was fluent in Spanish when he arrived. He is approximately 6 feet tall, weighs about 185 lbs., strongly built, has blue eyes, blond wavy hair, concave forehead, good scoth, and dresses well ath cost and sesktis. He drives himself in an American car (Dodge?) with non-diplocatie plates. He stokes and drinks in moderation. He has a three and onethalf year old sou, an eleven year old daughter and his parents and his wiln's parents are living in Moscow. His wife's name is Alenaadva, she is attractive and vorks in the consular office. Har iniish is poor. Ha vas aware that VASLOUCH/2 had visited Healer recently and also know that the VABLOCKER daughter was vith, the Brasilien Babassy laSECRET
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# SECRETMoscow. Also that VASLOUCH/I had recently been back to Finland. One thing that stayed in 1/2's mind was thet in conversation with LOGUINOV he referred on three oscasions to the possibility that their daughter wight very well marry a Russien, a point that might relate to any operational approach LOGUINOV may make to the VASLOUCHES. V/2 stated that LOGUINOV was the only one that had ever come to the Brasilien Babassy regarding vises. She also stated that over the past years she has called his office four or five times regarding vises and has never been able to reach him. 7/2 also recalled that during their outing at the Capri Restaurant LCGUINOV stated that he was planning to rent a beach house and was looking forward to the VASLOUCHES spending time with his and his wife there during the sumer Benthe. V/1 Inquired as to the whereabouts of the former PRAVDA correspondent, Borovsky, and was told he was in Moscow.2. The Finaish Ambassador in Hashington has been kept Informed en LOGUINOV's advances toward the SLOUCHES. His only comment at this point was that "they are after something." V/2 hes advised CAMPOA whose reaction has been to encourage the relationship in hopes of acquiring soma political information from LOCUINOV. The Finnish Ambassador also detailed/that/dating-24/bangla/ stated in his telephone conversation with V/2 in Hiasi that he had requested that the SLOUCHES installation ba elevated and given diplocatie: status. Ho sapressed saprise that stoppy of his letter to tho Cuban Foreign Ministry had not
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SECRETbeen received by V/1 and proaised a special delivery copy ofit to V/2 in Misal, Relating to this, 1/2 stated to the C/Cthat in ons of V/1's meetings with CORONA of the Foreign Offico,CORONA stated that he was requesting Helsinki to raise thestatus of its representation in Havana and to post a chargethere. V/2 was told by the C/O that after checking withHeadquarters soncerning LOCUINOV's background, specific guldaneson how to handle the relationship would be forthcoming.3. From SANCHEZ, V/i elicited road building information   which he had put on an overlay which was passed by V/2 (sont   to SAS Reports), SANCHEZ bad invited. 7/1 to Oriente Province   with him in the near future to see some of his projects.   Reluctantly we instructed 1/2 to tell V/1 to turn down the   Lnvitation on grounds of ill health but to leave the way open:   for a similar invitation in the future. It was thought that   this was best until we could assess LOGEINOV's interest in the   VASLOUCHES. V/2 also passed the war namse V/1 had assigned to   his principaleontacts and a diagram of the Brazilian Embassy   including measurements of the out building which DI UBALDO had   discussed with V/2 in Mexico City relating to its possible usa   as a deed drop. A pamphlet entitled, blas of Experta and   Imnesia of Suhen Zexalza Ikada Bakezuriage, also was passed.   (Sent to SAS/Reports.) A list of naavil passed showed numbers   and some other data on those passengers which had departed   Cuba in two Cubana flights to Brasil Bar the purpose of picking   the Cuban aporte teen la Brazil (anut 20 JAS/RE).SECRET
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SECRET4. On 19 May DI. UZALDO returned to washington, DORENOSE met with V/2 on 20 May, from 0700 - 0900 hours. At this meeting, V/2 was given the KEYWAY sterile phone number and told that all future contact should be made to Cline using this number. She was also given our initial assessment of the significance of LOGUIROV's approach (the traces from Headquarters had still not bean received). In our opinon there were three possibilities and two of them vero unlikely. First, LOGUINOV's approsch could be an innocent one and be merely for the purpose of establishing a friendship, an extension of this thought would be the possibility of tis interesting in defecting. Given the aga difference in the two couples and weighing other factors, this was considered unlikely. The second possibility is that the Soviets have been alerted, possibly by V/1's open code cable to Finland, to the SLOUCIES possible involvement with the Americans. This also is unlikely for had this ban the case the last thing the Soviets vould wish to do would be to alert the SLOUCHES to the fact that they wern ander suspicion and back therefore bring about a cut An their mitiviths. (COMMENT: LOGUIMOV's sudden and fairly intensin tultivation effort hes had just this effect.) The third and must likely possibility is that the Soviets are cultivating 1/2 hr use as a penetration of the Brazilian Babassy. V/2 accepted the case officer's6SECRET
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# SECRETassessment as valid and in keeping with her own thoughts. She was told that final guidance on this matter would be given her et e subsequent soeting to be held in the afternoon after DORKNOSE had received the Headquarters traces. The discussion then went to the communications.6. When the subject stated that her husband was unable to bring out either the pads or his Lastruations on how to use the pads which had been given him in New York, it was decided to issue two redused size OTP's concealed in a shaving kit. 8/W Lastructions on the use of the CTP would be passed by BARKAR in Mexico City. She was told that BARKER would be in the lobby of the Hilten Hotel in Mexico City at 0730 on 23 Hay. When they have recogalzed osch other she should follow his froa the Hotel. If BARKER is veable to make the coatset he is to tolephone her later in the day weing the name BETO. Subject was told that we were unable to come up, as yet, with an extended das1-earphone sot which she had requested, but this would be available for the next conteer leter in the summer.7. Toward the end of the mosting, Subject passed trans-lations she had made of notes given her by 7/1 which he believed to be of intelligence interest. (They are included es Attachment A). Unfortunately, Dasi was mable to review tasse reports with her but she was pursuaded by turn over Finnish language motes and the carben copy of 7/11 latter to his ambassador (a translation of which is Attas/jinant 9). The C/O requested the name of a person in Halsingh to voald have reasca to write to 1/1 bat who is not doing so 41:
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SECRETthe nase of V/1's aunt, Kaisa RAIKKONEN. She was told that someof the incoming S/W in the future would be written in Finnish,mailed in Helsinki, and estensibly come from this person.Subject stated that she would depart Miami by Guest Airlineson 22 May 1963. The wasting was conducted hurriedly andnecessarily and conchuded at 0900 hours. Plans were made forthe Subject to return for a brief contact with DORKNOSE between1430 and 1600 hours after finding sono excuse to get away fromher companion.8. Subject was unable to break away from her companion   in time to make the scheduled meeting and when she telephoned   to so cotify DORENOSE she was erroneously Laforsed by the hotel   desk that DORKNOSE bad checked out. After some difficulty,   DORKNOSE was able to contact her and a brief resting was hold   at 2100 hours. It was at this meating that instructions were   givan V/2 to tighten up on their security siting the dangers   of audio-surveillance and the necessity for great care when   mailing the letters out. For her benefit, KUBARK security in   dealing with her case wan emphasized. She was also instructed   to react with disbelief nasbined with Indignation if a recruit-   mant pitch was made to elther of thes. She was also urged not   to incourage further social contact with the LOCUINOV's in   hopes that LOGUINOV would lose interest. She was advised that   her daughter should be entouraged to Llave Moscow if the8SECRET
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# SECRETBrazilian Ambassador is transferred in late fall. If this does not come off, when V/2 visits her daughter in the fall she should attempt, under some pretext, to have her daughter leave Russia.The case officer was careful not to alarm V/2 and to convey the impression that her daughter's present plight had no relation to her intelligence involvement with ODYOKE. On the contrary, she was very fortunate to have us to advise her on how best to deal with her problem.V/2 was concerned about her daughter because her daughter had met socially with an OLACID officer in Moscow named Richard Jacobs who has since been pag'd by the Soviets. When asked about other contacts of her daughter's in Moscow she stated that her daughter was in love with one of the UAR Embassy secretaries who had left Moscow and was presently assigned in Tokyo. She mentioned that another UAR secretary stationed in Moscow named SALAH and the Consular, Asia Haase were acquaintances. Also a secretary of the Mexican Embassy named Areando CANTU.She mentioned that during her scheduled fall visit to see her daughter she had promised to take her daughter to Tokyo to visit her boy friend. This was complicated however because this would infuriate V/1 who is strongly against the daughter marrying a Moslem. Subject was given $50. to off-set taxi fares, the cost of an antenna, and for good will. The meeting was concluded at 2107 when Mrs. DI SILVA was scheduled to get out of the bathtub. Two other names of possible interest were9SECRET
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SECRETraised by V/2 during the contact. Eila HONKARALA, a Finnish female student in Havana and a rabid Communist and John RETTI, an English national met by V/2 in Mexico City. RETTI, a writer for the "Economist" and an employee of the BBC was once married to a Finn. RETTI was being assigned in Havana. His address in Mexico City: P.O. 1642 Mexico City 1, Mexico. Telephone number, 14-52-25.1.0SECRET> [GROUP 1> Excluded from automatic> de-grading and> reclassification]