Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETSecurity Information27 July 1963MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, I & SVIA : P/ATTEC/FEBSUBJECT : Gordon Barton McLendon1. It is requested that the case on Gordon Barton McLendon be closed, since this office has no further interest in subject.2. The request for covert security clearance on Mr. McLendon was submitted on 11 February 1962.LLOYD CROOKChief, FIFE/III/PC/MSC:alDist: Addressee - Orig. & 1COB - 1FE/FI - 1STC/SPB - 1FE/III/PC Chrono - 1RI - 2
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-SECRETMEMORANDUM TO: OD/CP/Sec 11 February 1952FROM: FE/III/PCSUBJECT: Gordon Barton McLendon1.  Covert Clearance, for use as outlined below, it is requested for Subject, on whom available information is submitted separately.    _ Op. Clearance XX Security Clearance _ Op. Support _ Sp. Inquiry2.  Use of Subject: (State in detail the scope and nature of activities to be performed, their duration, the area involved, project involved, etc.)    Subject is the president of a company which will provide accreditation in Japan to a contract agent of this organization. It is not expected that subject will learn of the agent's connection with this organization, however, clearance is requested to so inform subject of the connection if the need may arise at a later date. Subject will know nothing of operations conducted by this agent, only that he is connected with CIA.3.  "Cover" story suggested for investigation: _ Governmental XX Commercial    Details: General Credit _ Other4.  Limits, if any, to investigation: None5.  Is Subject aware that an investigation is in process: Yes No X6.  Is Subject aware of CIA interest? Yes No X7.  Has Subject been briefed on "cover" story? Yes No X8.  Has Subject established "cover" for investigation with probable contacts? Yes No X9.  Is Prov. Operational Clearance necessary? Yes No X10. Investigation to be _ Routine _ Expedite    Must be completed by: 1 June 195211. REMARKS:Security Officer Case Officer Howell J. ChristyBranch Chief James G.I. Keltie
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# SECRETTO: ASST. DEPUTY (DEFECTION & SECURITY)Date: ______FROM: CD/OP/OPC (Sec)J.G.: ______SUBJECT:1.  Necessary covert investigation is requested on -Subject on whom all available background data is submitted separately. Information and/or clearance is requested for case category as follows:Operational Cl. Security Cl. Sp. Inquiry Operational Support2.  Name of Special Project (if applicable): DTMIKADO3.  Investigation to be completed as: ☑ Routine Expedite    by not later then 1 June 19524.  Scope and nature of use or activity:Subject is the president of a company which will provideaccreditation in Japan to a contract agent of this organization. It is not expected that subject learn of the agent's connection with this organization, however,5.  Suggested "cover" for investigation: Governmental Commercial    Other    Specific:6.  Limitations, if any, on investigation:7.  Subject HAS/HAS NOT been briefed that investigation is pending.8.  Subject HAS/HAS NOT been briefed on "cover" story to be used in investigation.9.  Subject HAS/HAS NOT indicated to probable investigative contacts investigation pending.10. Subject HAS/HAS NOT indicated to probable investigative contacts "cover" story to be used.11. CIA indices checks required for provisional operational clearance by(date)12. REMARKS:FORM 50.A.S. 1951SECRETJOHN F. BREMER
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Name- Gordon Barton McLendonAddress-9300 Douglas, Dallas TexasPlace of Birth-atlanta Texas/(Idabelle) Oklahoma-age 30Military History-1942 Entered Navy Jamanese Language School, Boulder, Colo.1943- Graduated Navy Japanese Logic, School1944-Commissioned!!SNavy Assigned as Intelige Officer, ONI/.Discharged as Lt(JG)Education-Graduated Yale University1946-ittended Harvard Law SchoolWife's Name-Gay Noe(Daughter of James A. Noe former Gov. of Louisiana)Subject has four children.Present Occupation- President of Liberty Broadcasting System.
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ABSTRACT OF DOCUMENT BEING C2055 FILEDFILE NO.JG-9545SOURCESTC/SP3DATE OF DOCUMENTXXXXANALYSTXXXXCROSS FILED BYFESUBJECT: McLENDON, Gordon BartonBorn: Atlanta, Texas; Palabelle,Oklahoma, algs 30 (in 1952)DATE26 Jan 55PERTINENT INFORMATIONTHERE IS A RESTRICTED STC/SPB FOLDER ON THE SUBJECT OF THIS 201 HELD IN RI/AR FILE, WASH-CIA-PERS-4.CROSS REFERENCE FORMFILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.201 79764
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: OBYEDKOV, Ivan Dmitrievich261-779495INCLUSIVE DATES: Aug. 64 - March 77CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:ROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY:| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- || 15 AUG 1978   | 15 Aug 1978   | LOPES                    | Edmund Juan Joy                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE.![MATERIAL FILED IN IMS FOLDER IS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER]
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# OUTGOING MESSAGEOMF 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDEFERRED TELEPOUCHDATE: TIME & HOUR3203472CONF 1PAP-9 INFO: FILETO: LONDON.YFROM: SE/CI/X INFO SE/X/EU,E/BC YSUBJECT: WNINTEL CKTOP JAGUAR/IVAN DMITRIYEVICH OBYEDKOV (201-779495)REF: LONDON 81224 IN 2003461 41. OBYEDKOV ACTED AS A GUARD AT THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY, ALTHOUGH HE APPEARED TO BE BETTER EDUCATED THAN HIS DUTIES AS A GUARD WOULD DEMAND. AMONG HIS MAIN DUTIES, HE TENDED THE SOVIET EMBASSY TELEPHONE, STOOD GUARD DUTY AT THE GATE, TOOK MESSAGES FOR OTHER SOVIETS, NOTIFIED THEM OF MEETINGS, AND ARRANGED APPOINTMENTS. HE ALSO OCCASIONALLY DROVE ONE OF THE EMBASSY CARS ON ERRANDS. DURING HIS TEHRAN TOUR, HE WAS ALSO LISTED AS A GUARD AT THE SOVIET EMBASSY. HE WAS OBSERVED TO BE VERY SECURITY CONSCIOUS. Y2. ON BOTH PRECEDING TOURS OBYEDKOV APPEARED TO FUNCTION AS A LEGITIMATE GUARD AND WAS NEVER OBSERVED IN THE ACT OF PERFORMING ANY INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. BECAUSE A SOVIET IS LISTED AS A GUARD AT A SOVIET EMBASSY, IT DOES NOT FOLLOW THAT HE IS NECESSARILY A KGB OFFICER. SINCE WE HAVE NO EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT AN INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION WE WILL NO LONGER CARRY HIM AS SUSPECT RIS, PROBABLY KGB.DATE:ORIG:UNIT:EXT:RECORD COPY12 Mar 77201-779495.CLASSIFICATIONSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDAUTHENTICATING OFFICERE 2 IMPDETCL BY:035018
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OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYOMF 0 0 0 0 0 0CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMESSAGE HANDLING INDICATORDEFERRED TELEPOUCHCORP INFO: FILECPB WASHINGTONPAGE 2000781DISSEM BY:RETURN TO: PER3. FILE: 201-779495. E2, IMPDET.AMORIG: SE/CI/X (JONSSON, 1911) COORD: SE/X/EU (C. BACNAMARA),E/B (S. BROWN), C/SE/CI/X (NOYES), REL: C/E/BC (A. STIMSONBE).DATE: 9 MARCH 1977ORIG: JONSSON/DTMUNIT: SE/CI/XEXT: 19011C/SE/CI/X Arbyss-SE/X/EU C.MaelburaraOTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDE 2 IMPOETCL BY:035018SECRET
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1.71MFO 2/76CABLE SEC DISSEM BY: **Sp133**PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED:ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNIT: **TPOP5**FILE: VRSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDDEFERRED TELEPOUCHT 636975 EIA248 PAGE 01-01 IN 200346TOR:2814312 FEB 77 LOND 81224SECRET 2813592 FEB 77 DEFERRED TELEPOUCHCITE LONDON 81224TO WASHINGTON.FOR: SE/BIO INFO SE/CISUBJ: WNINTEL CKTOR JAGUARREF: DIRECTOR 719659, 17 JUL 19751. JAGUAR NOTES THAT *IVAN OBYEDKOV* (SUBJECT REF) IS NOW WORKING AS AN ELECTRICIAN AT SOVIET EMBASSY, LONDON, THEY INQUIRING REASONS WHY WE CONSIDERED HIM SUSPECT RIS, PROBABLY KGB AND ALSO ASKING, IF POSSIBLE, FOR A DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTION HE PERFORMED AS GUARD AT SOVIET EMBASSIES IN TEHRAN AND MEXICO CITY.2. FILE: 201-779495. E-2 IMPDETSECRET28 FEB 1977201-779495
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# OUTGOING MESSAGESIGNAL CENTER USE ONLYORF 0 0 0 0 0 2x 1SECRETSTAFFCONF: SE5 INFO: FILE UP/AN. EURY DIRECTOR201-0779495TO: LONDON.YCKTOP JAGUAR TRACEYREF: LONDON 63248 |IN 629248| |*|yFOR LIAISON LESS 2014 TRACE REILYOBYEDKOV (201-0779495) AND WIFE HAVE SON, VLADIMIR,BORN CIRCA 53. IN 65 OBYEDKOV SPOKE POOR SPANISH. OBYEDKOV WAS AGUARD FOR THE SOV EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY FROM 28 AUG 62 TO 4 AUG 65;AND A GUARD FOR THE SOV EMBASSY IN TEHRAN FROM 15 AUG 67 TO PRIORAPR 71. DURING BOTH TOURS, OBYEDKOV'S WIFE SERVED AS PRINCIPALOF SOV SCHOOLS. OBYEDKOV IS CONSIDERED SUSPECT RIS, PROBABLYKGB, BASED ON HIS POSITION. E-2 IMPDET.H*REQUEST TRACES PCS SOV.MD 641970DATE: 15 JULY 1975ORIG: CHARLIE WOODWARD/CFUNIT: SE/BIOEXT: 1079EURBCSECRET
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CABLE SIC DISSEM BY L PER SOPTOTAL COPIES 12-1SECRETPPMALIN UNIT NOTIFIEDAUYANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTED BYAL LION UNIT RF FILE VR MAN EUR 4ACTION # T 149631 EIA106PAGE 01-01TORI101040Z JUL 75SECRET 100944Z JUL 75 STAFFCITE LONDON 63248TO: DIRECTOR,CKTOP JAGUAR TRACE1. JAGUAR REQUESTS TRACES ON IVAN DMITRIYEVICHOBEDKOV, BORN 28 JUL 27, RYAZANSKAYA OBLAST,WIFE: YELENA LVOVNA OBEDKOVA NEE DMITRIYEVA,BORN 04 MAR 28, MOSCOW. POSTING: TWO YEARS SOVIETEMBASSY REPLACING ANATOLIY IVANOVICH SUKHOV(201-905449), MD #2217762. FILE DEFER, E2, IMPDET.RECORD COPYSECRET10 Jun 75201-779495
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, SBINFO: Chief, NEFROM: Chief of Station, TehranSUBJECT: REDTOP AEKICKPCS Departure - Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOVCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:X NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILM1. For your information, we no longer carry Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV (201-779495), guard at the Soviet Embassy in Tehran, as PCS. He was not listed on ROGWEN's April 1971 Presence List nor their December 1971 list. We assume he has departed PCS.2. During OBYEDKOV's tour in Tehran his wife, Yelena, served as principal at the Soviet school. His son was apparently in Moscow living with Yelena's mother. On 23 October 1969, ROARC reported the grandmother calling to check with OBYEDKOV regarding a tutor for the child. They discussed the possibility of the tutor coming for three times a week, at five rubles per hour, but OBYEDKOV, after checking with his wife, decided on two times a week. OBYEDKOV seemed to be very fond of his mother-in-law. According to our AESCREEN transcriber, she was the only one that could tell OBYEDKOV what to do.3. The following are comments made by our AESCREEN transcriber on OBYEDKOV on 8 July 1970:He is very security conscious, especially in dealing with "official people" or superiors. He mentions his name to his friends freely, but refuses to say his name when he knows that one of the superiors is calling, "this is the duty officer" OBYEDKOV would say several times. He often lectures people when they violate security regulations when talking on the telephone. OBYEDKOV has to be persuaded several times or even(continued)ATTACHMENT:Photo, h/wDISTRIBUTION:2-C/SB, w/att., a/s2-C/NE, wo/att.CS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TO: ATTDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: NITA-25520CLASSIFICATION: SECRETDATE: 7 February 1972HQS FILE NUMBER: ✓201-779495
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRETNITA-25520begged if someone needs help (getting a vehicle or when asking for a favor), but when he decides to help, OBYEDKOV will stay with the problem until he gets results. Although OBYEDKOVA seems to be more cultured and better educated than her husband, it is certain that only OBYEDKOV makes the final decisions. OBYEDKOV could be very pleasant, helpful and even kind, but it usually depended on his mood.5. The only Soviet we noted as being friendly with OBYEDKOV during his tour here was Rafik Nazhaf-Ogly ABDULLAYEV (201-808524), Third Secretary, suspect RIS, probable KGB. When speaking to one another they used the familiar "ty". We do not know the extent of their relationship.4. Forwarded herewith is a photograph, date unknown, received from ROGWEN. We have destroyed the Station file.Marcia A. BURGOON
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT             | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION                             || ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- ||                                 | 2. RI FILE NO.                                      ||                                 | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC, SYMBOL NO.  4. DATE      || 5. ANALYST                      | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 6. DATE OF INFO. 8. EVALUATION  || 9. DATE PROCESSED               | 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATE                        || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | DOCUMENT DISPOSITION 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO. || 14.                             | PERTINENT INFORMATION                               |ORYEOKOV, IVAN DMITRIYEVICH 041-008-005201-779495 NITA-23060A01SEX M D08 ? 09 DEC 68CIT ? P4OCC ?CHIEF GUARD, SUSPECT RIS. WIFE YELENA LVNOVNAIS DIRECTOR, DEPENDENTS SCHOOL.R 6903190152FILE IN 201-77949515. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.9-57SECRET(7-60)
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, SBInt: Chief, NEFROM: Chief of Station, TehranSUBJECT: REDTOP: Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV (201-ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES1. Request traces on:Ivan Dmitriyevicen OBYEDKOV (201-779415)born 27 August 1927, Ryazanpassport: S-105042 issued 26 May 1967wife: Yelena born 1923, Moscowpassport: S-105043 issued 26 May 1967occupation: guard, Soviet Embassy, Tehranarrived: 15 August 1967.Photocopies of the OBYEDKOVS' passports are attached.2. According to the 1963 and 1964 Checklists of Soviet Officials Abroad, one Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKOV (201-121531); born 14 July 1912; wire Yelena; A number 04377, was present in Mexico City since August 1962 as an employee of the Soviet Embassy. The. Checklist for 1965, lists one Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV (201-779495); born 14 July 1912; wife Yelena; A number 41970, as an employee of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City since August 1962. Apparently these two OBYEDKOVS are one in the same and although Subject's birthdate is different we believe he is identical with the OBYEDKOV who served in Mexico City. Recently a conversation was recorded on ROARC during waich Subject used several Spanish words and expressions. It is possible Subject acquired a knowledge of Spanish during a previous tour in a Spanish speaking country such as Mexico. Please compare the attached photo of Subject with that of the OBYEDKOV who was assigned to Mexico City to determine if they are identical.Veronica L. ANTELARKERIS INPUT LO. 14Attachment: As stated, h/wDistribution:2 C/SB w/att1C/NE w/o/attCROSS REFERENCE TONITA-21,8267 September 1967SECRET201-
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, TehranFROM: Chief, Se via Chief, WEREFERENCE: VITA-21826, 7 Septemoer 19671. Forwarded herewith are Suamary Traces in SPA format on Ivan Dmitriyevich DGYBUKOV (201-779495) who is suspect KIS. Paragraph 20 of the Summary is for passage to liaison.2. Subject is not identical to Ivan Ivanovich OBYLDKOV (201-121531). When Subject first arrived in Mexico in August 1962, he was reported as Ivan Ivanovica and this orror was not corrected until May 1905; therefore, two Checklists carried the wrong an PCS in Mexico. When the records were corrected, the Subject's birthdate was not, and the same date was listed for both parties. Headquarters records do not list a wife or other dependents for Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKOV and, as far as is known, he has not been assigned abroad PCS prior to the date of this dispatch.Rita N. TULJANICATTACHMENT: "Soviet Personality Report" h/wDISTRIBUTION:3 - COS, Tehran w/att., a/s> CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: NITW-11583CLASSIFICATION: SECRETDATE: 15 November 1967HOS FILE NUMBER: 201-779405OFFICE: SB/O/NEOFFICER: Betty GivenTYPIST: iiEXT.: 5604COORDINATING:| OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE  | OFFICER'S NAME || ------------- | ----- | -------------- || CSB/9/NE      | 20 L? | Walter Lope    || SE/CI/K       | 27..  | B. Pizen       || SB/CI/G       | 77/N  | 28. Stilin     |OFFICE SYMBOL: CNE/GTI/1RELEASING OFFICER'S SIGNATUREDISPATCH
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SECREPREPARED BY: Rita N. TOLJANICDATE: 3 October 1967201-NUMBER: 201-779495A NUMBER: A 419701. NAME: Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV2. DPOB: 27 August 1927 or 19 July 1927 in Ryazan3. CITIZENSHIP AND PASSPORT DATA:a. USSRb. Service passport S009260, used while Subject was in Mexicoc. Service passport S105042, issued 26 May 19676. CURRENT POSITION:Guard in the Soviet Embassy, Tehran7. RELATIVES:c. spouse - Yelena Lvovna possibly nee DMITRIYEVA, born 1928 in Moscow. She traveled to Mexico on Service passport S009270. She served as the director of the Soviet Primary School in Mexico City and ran the summer camp in Cuernavaca.d. children - a son, Vladimir Ivanovich, born 1953.e. Boris Lvovich DMITRIYEV and Mariya Borisovna DMITRIYEVA, who are probably wife's brother and sister-in-law. During Subject's stay in Mexico they occupied Subject's apartment in Moscow, given as Moscow E-143, Metrogorodok, Otkrytoye Shosse 26, Building 7, Apartment 69, telephone G3-72-34.![image of stamped word SECRET and other illegible text]AHI NITW 11583201-774445
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SECRE-2-7. (cont'd)In May 1964 Subject spoke to "Boris" in Moscow about certain purchases for the apartment, and Subject's wife also spoke to her mother, who apparently lived with Boris and his wife.8. LANGUAGES:Russian - nativeSpanish - poorSECRET
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SECRET-3-9. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS:Photo number S010797![photo of a woman and a man]SECRET
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SECRET-4-10. PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, AND HABITS:Although Subject acted as a guard at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico, he appeared to be fairly well educated and was not subservient to any of the other Soviets, with the exception of Counselor Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV. (201-028975). On one occasion Subject was reported to be helping the daughter of Commercial Counselor Georgiy Stepanovich VISKO with her arithmetic homework. On another, Subject was asked about methods of producing metal wire, a subject on which Subject was well informed as a result of his having once worked for a wire factory.Subject had a tape recorder at home which he liked to listen to. lle also occasionally went fishing with other Soviets..Subject told "Boris" in Moscow to build a large garage, because he was bringing a big car back with him. He also asked whether Boris had bought a refrigerator and TV for the apartment. On another occasion he was negotiating for a can of paint to take back to Moscow with him to repaint "the Moskvich". Subject and his wife were both buying watches just before leaving Mexico. From the above it appears that Subject was fairly well-off financially, for a guard.SECRET
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SECRET-5-11. CURRICULUM VITAE:Date unknown - Subject reportedly worked at the Serp i Molot (wire) factory in Leningrad.28 August 1962 - Subject, accompanied by wife and son, arrived PCS in Mexico as an employee of the Soviet Embassy. Subject replaced Vyacheslav Aleksandrovich YEGOROV (201-273431), who is suspect GRU.6-19 November 1962 - Subject was in the hospital in Mexico City. On the 11th of November he underwent a three hour operation of unspecified nature. The other Soviets had to guard him when he came out of the operating room.17 August 1963 - Subject stated that he had just returned from a trip with Valentin Vasilyevich BAKULIN (201-261813), who is known GRU. There was no information on where or why the trip was taken.4 August 1965 - Subject departed Mexico PCS, transiting Belgium on his return to the USSR. He was accompanied by Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052) who is known KGB. Subject was replaced by Ivan Petrovich KARCHIN (201-782164).SECRET
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SECRET12. INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION:Mexico City Station considers Subject suspect RIS because he appears better educated that his duties as a guard would demand, because he seems financially better off than other Soviet guards and because of his apparent association on equal footing with Soviet RIS officers. DERYABIN in 1955 advised LNERGO that the surname OBYEDKOV was familiar to him as the name of a person who was in the Guards Directorate of the MVD in 1951.In September 1967 DERYABIN and RASTVOROV said that they neither recognized the face nor the name of the Subject. (Both Ivan Ivanovich and Ivan Dmitriyevich were seen by the defectors and they did not recognize either of them.)13. INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY:There was no intelligence activity noted on the Subject's part while he was stationed in Mexico.14. NON-INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY:Subject primarily handled the main Soviet telephone and took guard duty at the gate. Subject took messages for other Soviets, notified them of meetings, and contacted them for appointments with each other. He occasionally drove one ofSECRET201-779495
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SECRET-7-14. (cont'd)the Embassy cars on errands. ile kept a ledger of the telegrams sent out by the Embassy and notified other Soviets when cables came in for them.15. CONTACTS:a. Soviet friends and associates.1.  Valeriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV (201-293945),    employee in the Soviet Trade Representation in Mexico from February 1961 to May 1964, suspect RIS. When the ANDRIANOVS left Mexico they were planning to get in touch with Subject's family in Moscow.2.  Aleksandr Mikhaylovich DENISOV (201-726491), Second Secretary at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico from August 1962 to April 1967, known GRU. Subject appeared not to like DENISOV. It also appeared that DENISOV was responsible for reimbursing Subject for the gas Subject used in- KUKHARENKO's car.3.  Aleksey Nikolayevich GANIN (201-757775), known GRU officer who visited Mexico 31 July - 14 August 1964.SECRET
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SECRET-8-Subject, along with other Soviets who were known GRU officers, met GAVIN on his visit to Mexico.4. Sergey Semenovich KUKIIARENKO (201-260831), chief of the Soviet information Bulletin in Mexico from October 1962 to August 1964, suspect KGB. Subject and KUKHARENKO were the best of friends for a time, but ther KUKHARENKO began drinking too much and getting into various scrapes. Subject frequently commiserated with KUKHARENKO's wife over her husband's drinking, automobile accidents, money problems. Subject occasionally used KUKHARENKO's car..5. Oleg Pavlovich MOSKVICHEV (201-285090), employee in the Soviet Trade Representation in Mexico from March 1961 to July 1964, known KGB. Subject gave MOSKVICHEV his home address in Moscow..6. Vladimir Nikolavevich RADVANSKIY (201-298171), code clerk at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico from September 1964 to March 1967, known KGB. Subject is not known to have associated with RADVANSKIY; however, Subject's wife and RADVANSKAYA worked together in the school and children's camp, andSECRET
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SECRET15. (cont'd)RADVANSKAYA took over the camp after Subject's wife left Mexico. RADVANSKAYA asked Subject's wife to tell her (RADVANSKAYA'S) daughter to enter the institute when she saw her in Moscow.7. Vladimir Aleksandrovich ROMANCHENKO (201-727109),   Second Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico from August 1963 to July 1967, no known RIS affiliation. When ROMANCHENKO was in Moscow on leave in May 1964, Subject told "Boris" (believed to be Subject's brother-in-law) to send letters to him through ROMANCHENKO when he came back to Mexico.8. Georgiy Stepanovich VISKO (201-243602), Commercial Counselor in Mexico from July 1962 to circa December 1966, suspect GRU. Subject's wife and Mrs. VISKO taught together in the school and seemed to be good friends. Subject also seemed to be friends with Mrs. VISKO, and he reportedly helped the VISKO's daughter with her arithmetic homework on at least one occasion.SECRET
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20. TRACES FOR LIAISON:Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV, born 27 August 1927,accompanied by his wife Yelena Lvovna, and son, VladimirIvanovich, born 1953, were stationed in Mexico City fromAugust 1962 to August 1965. Subject was a guard in theSoviet Embassy. Subject is suspect RIS.