Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET- 6 -D. There are no Headquarters traces on fnu GURIY (para 5).*   GURIY. fnu    SEX: M    POB: USSR    CIT: USSR    OCC: KGB major    LOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.E. Vladimir LAPSHOV (para 6) is possibly identical to Vladimir Grigoryevich LAPSHOV, born on 21 July 1930, an engineer, who intended to visit Canada in March 1977.*   LAPSHOV, Vladimir    SEX: M    DOB: ca 46    POB: USSR    CIT: USSR    OCC: engineer    LOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.Engineer. Has been to Iran. Suspect KGB.F. Viktor Nikolayevich MOLOCHKO (para 7) is possibly identical to one Viktor MOLOCHKO, born 1946, listed as a sailor, who departed Spain in February 1968.*   MOLOCHKO, Viktor Nikolayevich    SEX: M    DOB: ca 46    POB: USSR    CIT: USSR    OCC: KGB officer    LOC: USSR. MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.Lieutenant in Operations Department of KGB.SECRET
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SECRETG. There are no identifiable Headquarters traces on fnu MOROZ (para 8).H. There are no Headquarters traces on Yakov Prokopyevich NIKULKIN (para 9).*NIKULKIN, Yakov ProkopyevichSEX: MPOB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.Lieutenant general in KGB.I. There are no Headquarters traces on Aleksandr POKHIN (para 10).*POKHIN, AleksandrSEX: MPOB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.Retired KGB major.J. There are no Headquarters traces on fnu SAZANOVICH (para 12).*SAZANOVICH, fnuSEX: MPOB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.KGB colonel.K. There are no Headquarters traces on Vladimir SECHEYKO (para 11).SECRET
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SECRET*SECHEYKO, Vladimir*SEX: MDOB: ca 46POD: USSRCIT: USSROCC: meteorological employeeLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.Former KGB employee.L. There are no Headquarters traces on Yevgeniy Fedorovich SURBANOV (para 13).*SURGANOV, Yevgeniy Fedorovich*SEX: MDOB: ca 45POD: USSRCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.M. There are no Headquarters traces on fnu ZENOVICH (para 14).*ZENOVICH, fnu*SEX: MDOB: ca 40POD: USSRCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.KGB captain.![signature of Victor F. Zimin]Victor F. ZiminSE/SAG/OPSE/SAG/OP:Isabelle H. Domes:rl (17 June 1977)SECRET
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SECRET- 9 -Distribution:*Orig - IP/Ad (please classify into 201-0948382 and index indicated names in para 15)1 - C/SE/SAG, C/SE/10, SE/USSR1 - SE/RR1 - SE/CI/I1 - SE/SAG/OP chronoSECRET201-948382
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CONFIDENTIALSX-3146512-May 1977MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Graduates of the Minsk State Pedagogical Instituteof Foreign Languages who travel abroad or who aredisaffected.SOURCE: (201-0948382), a foreign-language student from Minskwho worked in numerous jobs throughout the USSR.Born in 1949, he emigrated in 1976. Neither hisbona fides nor his reporting reliability has beenestablished.DATE OF INFORMATION: 1972-76DATE OF INTERVIEW: 26-28 April 1977DOC. MICRO. SER.JUN 14 1977MICROFILMED.The following is in response to a requirement levied bySE/X/AF on 11 April 1977 and SE/CI/X on 12 April 1977.1. CHADLIYEV, Anatoliy pnu. Born in 1949 or 1950. He   is 176 cm. tall, of medium build, has short red hair, full   lips, protruding eyes, freckles. He is single. He does not   drink or smoke and is very reserved. In 1973, he graduated..   from the Institute, having studied in the English Department..   He spent two years in Burma and since 1975 has been in Guinea   as a contract interpreter.2. DAVIDOVICH, Aleksandr pnu. Born in about 1948 in   Minsk, he is 178 cm. tall, thin, has narrow shoulders, light   hair, grayish blue eyes, full lips, and a large head. He likes.   to dress well and is considered by Source to be good-looking.   He gesticulates when talking, he drinks and is an ardent card   player. He likes women.A. DAVIDOVICH's father is a colonel in the PersonnelDepartment of the KGB in Minsk. His mother is a physician.During his school days, DAVIDOVICH got into trouble with themilitia when he was caught, along with two other students,stealing a private car. But the matter was settled out ofcourt, and DAVIDOVICH's only punishment was a reprimand at aKomsomol meeting.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL-2-B. DAVIDOVICH left the Institute in 1971 to go to Algiers for two years, before taking his final examinations, but returned after one year to take these exams and to graduate. He speaks French, English and German.C. In 1972, he married Nataliya (maiden name unknown), who is from Yevpatoria (in the Crimea), and is a graduate of the French Department of the Institute. In 1972, he also entered the Army but was discharged by a commission three months later due to a nervous disorder. To an ordinary person this would mean never being able to go abroad again. But in 1975, Source heard that DAVIDOVICH was in fact leaving the country again, with his wife, going possibly to Guinea or to Ghana. When asked how he managed this despite his record of illness, DAVIDOVICH told Source that his medical problem was curable and that he was now well. Source thinks that DAVIDOVICH is most likely working for the KGB, at least as a co-opted agent.3. FISHMAN, Yakov Iosifovich. Born in about 1950. He was a neighbor of Source for 15 years. FISHMAN's father, Iosif, and a brother live in New York. Two days before Source's departure FISHMAN asked him to transmit the following information to authorities in the West. In 1973, FISHMAN served as a sergeant (serzhant) in a strategic missile unit 4 kilometers from the poselok (settlement) of Novobelokorovichi, Zhitomir Oblast'. This unit was armed with medium-range strategic rockets targeted against Munich. Twenty-four kilometers from this unit was another battalion with the same type of rockets, targeted against Frankfurt. These units were part of the 82nd Rocket Division of the Vinnitsa "Rocket Army." While assigned to this battalion, FISHMAN traveled to a rocket-connected manufacturing and repair plant at poselok of Kolosov near Minsk, and the poselok of Bataysk in Rostov Oblast'. The pickup points at both of these places were underground. FISHMAN wants to leave the USSR, but when he tried to apply, the officials would not even accept his papers because of his having been in the rocket troops.4. KOROBOCHKIN, Leonid Ivanovich. Born in about 1943. Graduated from the Institute with Anatoliy Aleksandrovich AKSENOV (KGB operations officer in Minsk and a friend of the Source). KOROBOCHKIN's father, born in 1902, is now a retired Air Force colonel and has been a Party member since 1921. KOROBOCHKIN was in the Army for one year and worked for the Belorussian Philharmonic Symphony for a year. He cannot find a good job but is trying to become a truck driver with the idea of driving the USSR-West European routes and then defecting. KOROBOCHKIN despises the Soviet government and system. He was one of three people, including Source, involved in a plot toCONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL-3-burn down a Party museum in Minsk, but they decided against this, thinking that it would jeopardize their chances of leaving the USSR. Source can communicate with him by pre-arranged code. A photo of KOROBOCHKIN is available in SE/BIO photo file.5. LAZERKA, Vladimir pnu. Born in 1949 in Minsk. Is a graduate of the Spanish Department of the Institute. His wife's name is Tat'yana, she was his classmate at the Institute. His father is an engineer. After graduating, LAZERKA worked as a dispatcher at the Minsk airport and in 1974 went to Cuba with AEROFLOT.6. MIKHEDO, Anatoliy pnu. Born in 1948 in Minsk of a Belorussian father and a Jewish mother. Graduated from the French Department of the Institute. He is a very good friend of Source, who considers him well-educated and cultured. MIKHEDO served in an (unknown) African country as a contract interpreter in 1973-75 but is now back in Minsk. He is working as a Sputnik tourist guide in Minsk but is very unhappy and dreams of going abroad again on another contract, though his chances are slim. He has become a heavy drinker. Two photographs of MIKHEDO are available in SE/BIO photo file.7. MUZKOV, Yuriy pnu. Born in about 1936. He is KORO-BOCHKIN'S (see paragraph 4) half-brother. MUZKOV was a military specialist in the Higher Engineering and Missile Technical School (Vyssheye inzhenerno raketno tekhnicheskoye uchilishche, VIRTU) in the poselok of Uruch'ye near Kalinin. At present he is a lieutenant colonel in one of the Baltic republics, possibly Latvia.8. MYAGKOV, Valeriy pnu. He is the son of a colonel on the staff of the Belorussian Military District. MYAGKOV and several other students of the Belorussian State University typed and pasted up in prominent places in Minsk about ten paper leaflets proclaiming "Down with Communist tyranny!" The KGB found them out by comparing the characteristics of the type written proclamation with the typewriter samples in their files. MYAGKOV got four years in prison, at least two of which he spent in the KGB prison in Minsk at ulitsa Volodarskogo 2.9. PETROV, Dmitriy pnu. He is the grandson of a retired Army colonel, and was brought up by a widowed mother. PETROV was born in 1949 in Minsk. He graduated from the French Department of the Institute in 1972. He was a contract interpreter in an (unknown) African country and is now in Minsk. He worked as an interpreter in the economic achievement exhibit in Minsk. Source heard rumors that PETROV will be going abroad again quite soon.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL-4-10. PETUKHOV, Oleg.pnu. Born in 1949. His address is ulitsa Likhanova 111, Apt. 116, Minsk. He is single and has a sister and mother in Minsk. PETUKHOV graduated from the Institute, where he studied German and English At present he is working in an automobile repair shop.PETUKHOV was in the Army in the Western Ukraine in a restricted zone where some secret units were stationed. He was one of the three participants in the plot to burn down the Party museum (see paragraph 4). PETUKHOV is trying to leave the USSR but has been unsuccessful thus far. The Source can communicate with him by a code based on associations which they have devised.11. SHOR, Mstislav pnu. Born in about 1936. He is Jewish. He lives at ulitsa 01'shevskogo 9, Minsk. SHOR is a former wrestler; he now works in a radiator factory. He has two sons. SHOR has divorced his wife and applied for an exit visa. He has been a neighbor of Source for many years.12. TETEKHIN, Sergey pnu: Born in 1949 in Borisov. He is 183 cm. tall, of medium build, and wears glasses. His father is a major general (general-mayor, equivalent to a briga- dier general in the U.S. Army) who lives in Borisov and is commander of a tank unit in the poselok of Pechi. TETEKHIN graduated from the French Department of the Institute in 1972 and spent two years in Uganda. He has now gone to Africa (country unknown) again. A photograph of TETEKHIN is available in SE/BIO photo file.13. TSIRLIN, Leonid Abramovich. Born in about 1934, he is married, has a son. His address is ulitsa Volgogradskaya 47, Apt. 2. He is a senior economist at the Belorussian Land Reclamation and Water Resources Trust (Trest melioratsii BSSR), ulitsa Kommunista 6, Minsk. He wants very much to go to Israel but is having difficulties because of alimony from his first marriage. TSIRLIN is an anti-communist who has organized a group of 6-7 Jews who meet to study Hebrew, spread the word on emigrating to Israel, explain how to fill out the necessary forms, etc. TSIRLIN approached Source on the day before his departure for the USA and told him about the above, asking him to contact Israeli military and civilian authorities to obtain Zionist literature and possibly to be assigned intelli- gence missions. Source was introduced to TSIRLIN by his neighbor, Mstislav SHOR (see paragraph 11). Source delivered TSIRLIN's request to a Mr. GOREV of the Israeli Embassy in Vienna.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL-5-14. Traces: (SE/SAG/OP routinely uses the following sources in tracing: Soviet GICS, Soviet travel, IP Main Index, OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any recipients of this report with an active interest in any of the subjects should run full traces of their own.)A. There are no Headquarters traces on Anatoliy Aleksandrovich AKSENOV (para 4).*AKSENOV, Anatoliy AleksandrovichSEX: MDOB: ca 43POB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382. KGB operations officer.B. Anatoliy CHADLIYEV (para 1) (201-0925018) was born in 1949 in Tbilisi. In 1971, he was an interpreter in Burma at the Soviet Technical Aid Mission. From before April 1974 to about October 1975, he was a translator for the Nigerian Steel Development Authority in Kaduna, Nigeria.There are no Headquarters traces on Aleksandr DAVIDOVICH (para 2).*DAVIDOVICH, AleksandrSEX: MDOB: ca 48POB: USSR, MinskCIT: USSRLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948328. Graduate to Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages. Has been to Algiers.D. There are no Headquarters traces on Nataliya DAVIDOVICH (para 2).DAVIDOVICH, NataliyaSEX: FPOB: USSRCIT: USSRLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948328. Graduated from Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages.
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CONFIDENTIAL-6-E. There are no Headquarters traces on VladimirLAZERKA (para 5):* LAZERKA, Vladimir* SEX: M* DOB: 49* POB: USSR, Minsk* CIT: USSR* OCC: dispatcher* LOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948328. Works at Minsk airport. Has been to Cuba.F. There are no Headquarters traces on AnatoliyMIKHEDO (para 6):* MIKHEDO, Anatoliy* SEX: M* DOB: 48* POB: USSR, Minsk* CIT: USSR* OCC: tour guide* LOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948328. Tour guide for Sputnik group. Has been to Africa 1973-5.G. There are no identifiable Headquarters traces on Dmitriy PETROV (para 9).H. There are no Headquarters traces on SergeyTETEKHIN (para 12):* TETEKHIN, Sergey* SEX: M* DOB: 49* POB: USSR, Borisov* CIT: USSR:* LOC: Africa?Known to Soviet emigre 201-0948328. Was in Uganda for 2 years. Is currently in Africa.![signature of Victor F. Zimin]Victor F. ZiminSE/SAG/OPCONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL-1-SE/SAG/OP: Isabelle H. Domes:ch (3 Jun 77)Distribution:Orig - IP/AN (please classify into 201-0948328, index indicated names in para 14, and ZR into 201-0925018 with the phrase "mentioned in an interview report by Soviet emigre 201-0948328.")1 - C/SE/SAG, C/SE/10, SE/USSR1 - SE/RR1 - SE/X/AF1 - SE/CI/X1 - SE/SAG/OP chrono1 - SE/CI/ICONFIDENTIAL 201-948328
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# OUTGOING MESSAGE0 0 0 0 0SECRET31-1220103ZDIRECTOR022946DISSEM BY: 44STAFFCONF SE 8 INFO FILE 1P/OMS, FRS, OCO3,PCS/OCIF, IPCS, SIA/1, SIAC14, CPS/C62, LS/10, CCS2 0TO: FR/NEW YORK-YUNINTEL CKTOP FORRES PDSEEKY M.1. HQS OFFICER (IDEN) USING ALIAS FRED STEVENS PLANS VISIT TO NEW YORK 26-29 APRIL FOR INTERVIEWS WITH SOVIET EMIGRES SERGEY UZLOV AND GEORGE MARKOV.Y2. FBI HAS COORDINATION EFFECTED. NO BASE CONTACT OR SUPPORT ANTICIPATED.Y3. FILE: 200-008-096/09. E2 IMPDET-AORIG: SE/SAG/OP (ZIMIN); COORD: SE/X/FR ( ); FR/B2 (Lewis);FR/OPS (MALTON ); AUTH: C/SE/SAG (KARPOVICH); REL: C/FR/2 (NICOL).DATE: 21 APRIL 1977ORIG: VICTOR ZIMIN EKUNIT: SE/SAG/OPEXT: 5622SE/X/FRFR/B2 ElewsFR/OPS C. MalterC/FR/2SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDIMPDETCL BY: 05550A
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20 April 1977PRMeelynNatale - filemake copiesfor all files.On 20 April 1977 the FBI telephonically granted approvals on Boris *BRODETSKIY*, Boris *PALANT*, and Sergey *UZLOV*.As regards Vitaliy *GOLDIN*, the FBI has no current address on him. (The undersigned advised the FBI on this date that G. was destined for JFS, Worcester, Mass. The FBI stated they would now query their appropriate office and advise us once an address is obtained. Earlier, they had queried another office.)L.G. KarpoffRecorded on cards20Apr77  mrtM3lov file
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SECRET12 Apr 77MEMORANDUM FOR: SE/SAG/OPFROM: SE/CI/X/AfricaSUBJECT: Requirements for Sergey UZLOV and Boris PALANT - Your memo 8 Apr 771. I don't have Aleksandr DAVIDOVICH (para 1-A-1) on my presence list for Conakry, but I would be interested in learning more about him, especially if he is in Guinea. Also anything UZLOV may have on Aleksandr CHADLIYEV.2. Re para 1-B-1, any further details you can obtain on Anatoliy RUSANOV from PALANT would be most helpful. We don't have any record of RUSANOV arriving in Turkey.Marianne KingSE/CI/X/AfricaR-1902SECRETUZLOV
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# SECRET11 April 1977MEMORANDUM FOR: C/SE/SAG/OPFROM: Douglas G. BonnerC/SE/X/AFSUBJECT: OI Requirements for Interviews of Soviet EmigresREFERENCE: SAG Memo Dated 8 April 19771. Reference alerts us to provide OI requirements for SE/SAG/OP's scheduled debriefing of two Soviet emigres--Sergei UZLOV and Boris PALANT. We are keenly interested in what these two persons have to say about the young people who graduated from the French interpreters' faculty and proceeded to posts in Africa, as several of these names are familiar to us as leads. We are even more interested in background and assessment data on the three military instructors TARASENKO, LIPIN, and VOROBEV, who are currently in Africa and of interest to this branch.2. In addition to straight bio and assessment data, we would like answers to the following:A. What were the career and personal objectives/goals of these young persons who accepted assignments in Africa? Were they aware of the climactic/sociological/anthropological differences/difficulties they would encounter. in Africa? Did they accept their assignments primarily to save money? Were any of them looking upon their African assignments as a form of "escape" from the Soviet Union? Had any of them ever mentioned suffering.SECRETE2 IMPDETCL BY 060965UZLOV
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SECRET2-mistreatment by the KGB or the Party?B. Did the two sources have the opportunity to talk to any Soviet interpreters who had returned from tours in Africa? If so, what did these persons have to say about the climactic/sociological/anthropological problems they had encountered there, and how they handled them? African assignments are particularly difficult for Soviets who do not adapt easily to conditions in Africa. Because this inability to adapt to African conditions is operationally exploitable, we would like to learn as much about it as possible. We would also be interested in what they said about their duties as interpreters.![signature]Douglas G. BonnerSECRET52 IMPDETCL BY 060965
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SECRET8 April 1977MEMORANDUM FOR: SE Division Branch and Group ChiefsSUBJECT: OI Requirements for Interviews of SovietEmigres1. SE/SAG/OP has scheduled two Soviet emigres for interviews in Washington within the next two weeks. We solicit your 01 requirements for them, if you think--based on the following biographic sketches--they might have information for your branch.A. Sergey UZLOV, born 19 Nov 49 in Minsk, Belorussian SSR. From 1969-72 he studied in the German pedagogical faculty of the Minsk Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages, where he became friends with several people who later traveled abroad as Soviet interpreters:(1) Aleksandr DAVIDOVICH, DPOB 1948, Minsk; 1973 graduate of the French interpreters faculty; served 71-72 in Algiers; left for Guinea in 75 with wife Natasha; father is KGB colonel and high official in personnel department of Belorussian KGB(2) Sergey TETEKIN, DPOB 49, Borisov; 1973 graduate of French interpreters faculty; was sent to Uganda; father is major general, division or corps commander in Borisov.(3) Anatoliy CHADLIYEV, DPOB 49, Minsk; 1973 graduate of French interpreters faculty; served in Burma; left for Guinea in 75.(4) Anatoliy MIKHEDO, DPOB 48, Minsk; 1973 graduate of French interpreters faculty; served 73- 75 in some African country; now working in Minsk as a guide.(5) Dmitriy PETROV, DPOB 49, Minsk; 1972 graduate of French interpreters faculty; served in some African country and may be sent again soon.SECRETUZLOV
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# SECRET(6) Vladimir LAZERKA, DPOB 49, Minsk; 1974graduates of Spanish interpreters faculty; now inCuba with Aeroflot.(7) A number of UZLOV's friends entered theKGB in Minsk.B. Boris PALANT, born 15 Jan 52 in Kharkov, Ukrain-ian SSR. In 1974 he graduated from the foreign languagedepartment of Kharkov State University, where he becamefriends with the following Soviets who later traveledabroad, probably as KGB officers:(1) Anatoliy RUSANOV. Had a TDY to Britain.now is PCS in Turkey; speaks medium-level English.(2) Sergey MASHENKO. Was an exchange studentat Oxford or Cambridge; now teaches English inKharkov and may be preparing for new PCS.(3) Vladimir TARASENKO, Aleksey LIPIN, andAleksey VOROBEV--all will be assigned PCS to Africancountries, are now officer-instructors at FrunzeMilitary Academy training third-world nationals.(4) Yuriy KOTLYAR. Was exchange student atOxford, married British citizen Cynthia CARLILE;now is an instructor at Frunze Military Academy.Speaks excellent English.2. If you have any OI requirements for these interviews,   please notify me on R-1404 by 15 April 1977.![signature of Patty Nelson]Patty NelsonSE/SAG/OPDistribution:Orig. - SE/SAG/OP (requirements)1 - SE/TO1 - C/SE/SAG1 - C/SE/SAG/CA1 - C/SE/RR1 - C/SE/XO1 - C/SE/X/AF1 - C/SE/X/EU1 - C/SE/X/EA1 - C/SE/X/NE1 - C/SE/X/LA1 - C/SE/X/FR1 - C/SE/USSR1 - C/SE/CI1 - C/SE/CI/X1 - C/SE/CI/I1 - SE/SAG/OP (chrono)2 - SE/SAG/OP (soft files)![U2LOV]-2-SECRET
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# OUTGOING MESSAGEOMF 0 0 0 0 0 22SECRET.CONF: INFO: FILE 015544DISSEM BY:INS: A21-703-339SPONSOR: JEJISH FAMILY SERVICE,LOS ANGELES, CALIF.(SUBJ DEPARTED ROME FOR LOS ANGELESON 22 11ARCH 1977) Y2. IF POSSIBLE PLEASE INCLUDE IN YOUR RESPONSE TO THE ABOVE   A REPLY TO REFS REQUESTING CONTACT APPROVAL FOR BORIS PALANT AND   SERGEY UZLOV. Y32SLELEG3. SECRET--UARNING NOTICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES   AND METHODS INVOLVED. Y4. EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE OF EXECUTIVE   ORDER 11652. EXEMPTION CATEGORY 58 (2). IMPOSSIBLE TO DETERMINE   DATE OF AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION. CLASSIFIED BY SIGNER.HFILE: 200-8-96/11ORIG: SE/SAG/OP EM. HOOKST: COORD: SE/X/FR ( PHIPPS); FR/1AUTH: C/SE/SAG EKARPOVICH }; REL: C/C/LSN KATROSH 3.8DATE: 7 APRIL 77CRIG: MERLYN 11OOKSERLUNIT: SE/SAG/OPEXT: 1474![signature]C//LSNSC/X/FR-RTMU![signature]FR/I/WA P. Alughes![signature]C/SE/SAGSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDE 2 IMPDET