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# SECRETsynagogue ia Philadelphia, which is HARRIS's parents' boze. They vill thereafter take up residence at HARRIS's current New York addrese.3. Subject said that she had originally met HARRIS vaile be vas vacationing in Mexico and had maintained a correspondence with him. In July of this year, be called her from New York and asked her to meet him in Cozumel the rock of 24 July. During a veek together in Cozumel, they decided to get married. Subject said she thought that one day she would like to return to Mexico with her husband to live, but that their present plans were to remain in New York indefinitely.4. In view of Subject's plans to leave Mexico indefinitely, we no longer have any operational interest in her and do not plan to seek an Operational Approval for ber.5. Subject stated she had had no social contact with Valentin Sergoyevich LOGINOV (201-355412) since December 1966, although she had seen him several times on business since thon. She reported on 11 May that her only noteworthy encounter with his siace December took place in April in connection connection with efforts on her part to secure a Soviet visa for a leftist client of hers. LOGINOV balked at granting the visa because of alleged personal dislike. of the applicant, but finally gave in as a "personal favor" to Subject. He stated bluntly, however, that Subject should realise "a favor must be repaid by a favor and renewed in much more direct ters a prior request that Subject introduce him to someone anong ber friends who was or was inclined to be syapathetic toward the Soviet Union. Subject replied somewhat flippantly that she'd keep the request in mind in case she not or thought of anyone in this category. (Subject had earlier reported that LOGINOV had eace specifically asked her if she had any friends in LAPURE, but that she had dodged the question and he had not pursued it.)6. LICOZY-5 told Francis J. COIGNE in June 1967 that on 5 June LOGINOV had pressed him for information on the local Jovish reaction to the Arab-Israeli war. LICOZY-5 also stated that on 6 June Subject, who was very excited about the war and had even gone to the Israeli Babaasy to volunteer to serve in Israel, had told aim that when she returned home frea work on the evening of 5 June, LOGINOV was waiting for her on the street and tried to pump her for information on local Jewish reactions to the var. LICORY-5 stated that Subject told him abe gave LOGINOP bell for the Soviets' support of the Arabs.7. LICOZY-5 stated that Subject told him that in March she had been called to LAPURE and had been asked about her contact with LOGINOV. She added, according to LICOZY-S, that she had seen the sane LNPURE officer (no name given, according to LICOZY-5) a couple wecks earlier. LICOZY-5 said that she also told him that LOGINOV had asked her to introduce him to "one of her progressive friends". or "someone in LAPURS.8. The above represented a capsule account of Subject's relationship with her case officer, Keith B. LEVENDERIS. COIGNS played innocent until he got the whole story, but finally adaitted that we had talked to the girl. COIGNE told LICUAY-S that Subject had no idea that he was in contact with us and had in fact worried that her activities in our behalf aight create trouble for ata. Asked by COTONE what advice he had given Subject, LICUZY-5 said that he had told her to be truthful with the LAPURA officer and to be careful with LOGINOV.9. On 2 August, during a very friendly "farewell" lunch, LEVENDERIS asked Subject both about her most recent contacts vith LOGINOV and whether anyone know of her contact with IMPURE. (She had previously given the strongest assurances that she could be counted ou to keep this contact confidential.) Fith respect to