Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETCABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESTING AND/OR INITIALS SEEN BYSECRET(When Filled in).REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX.YESNOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.K-REF TO FILE NOFILE RIDRET TOBRANCHDESTROYSIGFILE. VR. _RIVAN WH8 C. Cilops Cilicz Z_CAS CALPEG CA/PROP DDP ADDP CSDOSECRET 241800Z DEC 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 8531DIRECTORREDTOP AEKICK AEASSAULTREF: MEXICO CITY 8437 (_IN 54340_)24 Dec 58 IN 605901. LILYRIC REPORTED THAT KORMUSHKIN AND KOSTIKOV LEFT THE SOVIET EMBASSY TOGETHER AT 16:33 ON '9 DECEMBER. THEY WERE NOT SEEN UNTIL THEY RETURNED TOGETHER AT 15:20 ON 20 DECEMBER. THEY LEFT AND RETURNED IN THE REGULARLY ASSIGNED TO YURIY S. CHERMYSH. UPON RETURN KORMUSHKIN, KOSTIKOV, AND THE CAR WERE GRIMY AND DIRTY.2. CN 20 DECEMBER ONE OF LIQUIFIER'S WRITERS PLACED STATION WRITTEN ARTICLE IN EL UNIVERSAL GRAFICO. ENTITLE "HAPPY DIPLOMATS,"   IT IS TONGUE IN CHEEK TWO COLUMN ARTICLE STATING TWO SOVIETS GOT OFF MARX-LENINIST WAGON TO ENJOY BOURGEOISE JOYS AND ENDED UP INSULTING MEXICO AND PULLING GUNS. THEY DEMANDED DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY WITH INSULTING ARROGANCE. INVITES READERS TO CALL SOVEMB TO CONFIRM STOY.3. AMBASSADOR WHO INTRIGUED WITH STORY PASSED IT TO HIS FRIEND, GARCIA VALSECA, PUBLISHER OF EL SOL CHAIN. VALSECA SENT REPORTER FROM TAMPICO TO CIUDAD VICTORIA. ON 21 DECEMBER EL SOL FRONT PAGED STORY ENTITLED "MEMBERS OF SOVIET EMBASSY, DRUNK,D:74-126-6013B201-305052SECRET24-12-68201-745341
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PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 8531 SECRETTREACHEROUSLY ATTACKED TWO MEXICAN ENGINEERS," A PURE MIRACLE THAT THE TWO MEXICANS WHO ARE NAMED ESCAPED WITH THEIR LIVES WHEN SOVIETS THREATENED THEM WITH A RIFLE AND PISTOL AFTER DRIVING THEM TO REMOTE POINT. INDIGNANT THAT THE SOVIETS WERE SET FREE WITH ONLY 200 PESO FINE. HOPES FOR INVESTIATION ABOUT WHAT SOVIETS DOING IN TAMAULIPAS (STATE) AND SPECUALTES THEY ENGAGED SUEVERSIVE WORK. UNFORTUNATELY KORMUSHKIN'S NAME IS HOPELESSLY GARBLED.4. ON 22 DECMEBER THE NEWS, ENGLISH DAILY, RAN SHORTER VERSION OF EL SOL STROY. ON 24 DECEMBER THE NEWS IN FOLLOW-UP GIVES MORE DETAIL AND QUESTIONS LENIENCY OF 200 PESO FINE. NOTES THAT KOSTIKOV IS IN DIPLOMATIC LIST BUT CANNOT FIND NAME OF VLADISTOK KONOSKID(KORMUSHKIN) THERE.5. ON 23 DECEMBER COS GAVE AMASSADOR PICUTES OF KORMUSHKIN AND KOSTIKOV WITH FACT THEY GONE FROM MEXICO CITY FROM 9 TO 20 DECEMBER AND CORRECT SPELLING FOR KORMUSHKIN. AMBASSADOR PASSED TO GARCIA VALSECA WITH SUGGESTION HE DO FOLLOW-UP STORY INSISTING ON INVESTIGATION AND EXPLANATION BY SOVEMB ABOUT ABASENCE OF SOVIET "DIPLOMATS" FOR 11 DAYS PROWLING MEXICAN COUNTRY SIDE. WILL ALSO SUGGEST THAT GARCIA PUBLISH STORY AND PICTURES IN HIS CHAIN OFSECRET
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PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY 8531 SECRETPROVINCIAL PAPERS ASKING READERS IF THEY SAW THESE TWO SPYS DURING ABOVE PERIOD.6. LITEMPO-12 HAS STATED THAT STORY WILL APPEAR IN 24 DECEMBER EDITION OF "ALARMA," A WEEKLY SCANDAL MAGAZINE.7. ON 20 DECEMBER USIS GAVE STORY TO LOCAL UPI AND. AP CORRESPONDENTS. DO NOT KNOW IF STORIES CAELED.8. WILL ADVISE FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS AND POUCH COPIES ALL ARTICLES.9. FILE: 74-126-60, 221-744341, AND 221-305052.SECRET
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT                   | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION        |                     |          || ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | ------------------- | -------- ||                                       | RI FILE NO.                    |                     |          || 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. | 4. DATE                        |                     |          || 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM                   | 8. DATE OF INFO.               | 9. EVALUATION       |          || 5. ANALYST                            | 6. DATE PROCESSED              | 10. DISSEMINATED IN | 11. DATE || DOCUMENT DISPOSITION                  |                                |                     |          || ---                                   | ---                            |                     |          || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE       | 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO. |                     |          |PERTIRENT INFORMATIOSKOΣΤΙΚΟΥ, VALERIY201-305052SEX M DOB ?CIT ?OCC ?050-002-004HMMA-36090A0120 DFC 68P312 DEC VALERIY KOSTIKOV 2ND SFCY AND VLADISLAV KORMUSHKIN ATTACHE LEFT HOUSE OF PROSTITUTION HAD SPENT ENTIRE EVENING DRINKING IN ZONA. ROJA COMPLETELY DRUNK LEFT WITH FOUR PEMEX ENGINEERS ARGUMENT BROKE OUT INTO FIST FIGHT BOTH DREW PISTOLS MEXICANS DISARMED THEM PREFERRED CHARGES CLAIMED DIPL IMMUNITY NOT SEEN. SOV EMB SINCER 6901020073FILE IN 201-305152FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRET
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# EL UNIVERSAL GRAFICOViernes 20 de diciembre de 1986## Alegres DiplomáticosPor ALONSO FONSECA G.Querido lector, esta es la divertida historia de una "parranda" que empezó en la aturdida madrugaza del 2 de diciembre, entre burbujas de vinos caros en la zona rosa de la ciudad ce México, y que termino muy lejos, en Ciudad Victoria. Se trata de dos marxistas-leninistas de la URSS, no para hacer roto las cadenas de ia oprobiosa tirania de los diplomaticos decentes, "empinaron el codo" en bares burgueses, no para alegrarse y olvidar una que otra tristeza que les raspuñaba el corazón, sino para lanzar una andanada de denuestos e injurias a Mexico y a los mexicanos, con el pretexto de que, cuando uno esta "alegrito" todo se le dispensaLos dipicumáticos de la embajada rusa en Mexico, Valeri Kostikov, egundo secretario, y Vladislav Koromovahkin, agregado, no solo olvidaron entre hippies la moral socialista, para colocarse una "guarapeta de esa que hacen epoca, sino que, en medio de una gran "teria" a base de odiosos. decideron acompañar a cuatro intro ingenieros te PEMEX en un viaje en autovila Ciuda Mante en el camino, des les que provocan los rumes del alcohol la "cruda" los hizo llegar a los peores extremos de la groseria, expuesta sin ningun "academicismo", de esos que la Universidad de la Anustad de Mosca señala como los grandes derechos con-quistados por ios hombres avanzados del leninumo, y Huvieron los denuestos contra los mexicanos. Les cuatro ingenieros de PEMEX -como io hubiera hecho cusiquter hijo bien nacido, defendieron con firmeza a su Patria. Sin más, los rusos se convirtieron subitamente en diplomáticos piatcirros, al empunar sus armas contra ios Ingenieros, pero sin duda porque ia preparacion rusa consiste más blen en el manejo de cohetes tele-drigidos hacia la Luna, que posten manejar con habilidad prosaicas pistolas obsoletas, se vieron prontamente desarma-dos por los mexicanes.Al legar a Ciudad Victoria, los ingenieros de PEMEX en-tregaron a las autoridades locales los agregados rusos y siis pistolas. Pese al deseo unanime de todos los alli presentes para que los soviéticos fueran castigados, éstos, con arrogancia insultante, exigieron el respeto a su inmunidad diplomática. Corremos nota de la agresividad de ambos moscovitas al gobierno chino de Mao Tse Tung tan empeñado en seguir la lirea dura, aunque no creem que los contrate, ya que soin pistoleros malos.El lector que quiera confirmarlos delanes de esta borrachera internetaria y sideral, con domines de quienes creen que ron la conquista 80-viética del pater en Rusia el Papel ya decence en Hamar al teletano 15-
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# TIPSY DIPLOMATSby Alonso Fonseca G.Source: NOL &dentified.This is the amusing story of a "spree" which began in the frosty dawn of 12 December among bubbles of expensive wines in the "red light" district of Mexico City and reached its conclusion very far off, at Ciudad Victoria. What are involved are two Marxist-Leninists from the Soviet Union who, on breaking the chains of disgraceful tyranny weighing on respectable diplomats, "tanked up" in tourgeois bars, not in order to cheer up and forget some sorrowful episode or other that gnawed at their hearts but rather to fire a broadside of abuse and insults at Mexico and Mexicans under the pretext that when ore is "tipsy" everything that he does is absolved..The diplomats of the Russian embassy in Mexico, Valery Kostikov, second secretary, and Vladislav Koromovshkin, attache, not only forgot among hippies the socialist ethics in order to indulge in a "small drink among those who are in the limelight"
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but, in the midst of a big "binge" made possible by hateful capitalist brandy and whiskey, they decided to accompany four engineers of PEMEX (Petroleos Mexicanos; Mexican Petroleum) in an old automobile to Ciudad Mante. On the way, after the custozary excesses that alcoholic fumes provoke, the "wine" drove the Russians to the worst extremes of crudeness exc without any of the "academic bearing" that the Friendship University of Foscow notes as the major assets acquired by the progressive men of Leninism. Accordingly, abuse rained on the Mexicans.The four PEMEX engineers, as any well-born sons would have done, defended their country with firmness. Thereupon, the Russians suddenly became transformed into diplomat-gunmen"; brandishing their weapons at the engineers. However, no doubt because Russians are better at getting ready to handle remote-controlled spaceships directed at the moon than in the skillful discharge of prosaic pistols, they found themselves disarmed in short order by the Mexicans.On reaching Ciudad Victoria the PEMEX engineers handed the Russian attaches and their guns over to the local authorities. Despite the unanimous desire of all those present to see the Soviet representatives get their comeupparce the latter, with insulting arrogance, insisted that their diplomatic immunity be respected.Let us compare the aggressive stance of both Muscovites with the Chinese government of Mao Tse-tune so insistent on...
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following the hard line even though we do not believe thatMao would hire Russians of this ilk considering how ineffectivemunmen they proved to be.201-305052
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFICOCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESROUTING AN/OR INITIALS-SEEN BYSECRETREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX:CLASSIFY TO CS FILE NO.S.REF TO CS FILE NO.BY:ATI:DISSEM BYPERFILE NO.RETURN TO:ACTION UNITFILE. VS,BRANCHACTION NO.WH8; CLAPPS, CI/ICZ, FI-IS E C R E T 140225Z DEC 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 8437DIRECTOR13DEC68 IN 54340REDTOP AEKICK1. ON 13 DEC LITEMPO-12 CALLED COS AND SAID HIS MAN IN CIUDAD VICTORIA HAD REPORTED THAT AT CA 05:22 ON 12 DEC VLADISLAV   S. KORMUSHKIN (221-744341) AND VALERIY V. KOSTIKOV (221-325052),   BOTH KNOWN KGB, LEFT A WHORE HOUSE IN CIUDAD VICTORIA WITH FOUR   MEXICAN PEMEX ENGINEERS. ENTIRE PARTY WAS DRUNK. ALL GOT INTOSECRETSECRET
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/US.T NOT.PILOC. ASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESROUTING AND TATIALS SEES V# SECRET(When Filed in)ADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDREPRODUCTION OF THIS COMPROMIHITEDINDEX. YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NGX-REF TO FILE NO.DISSEM BY:PERFILE RD RET TOBRANCHDESTROY SIGRID COPYINFOFILE. VRA CAR AND STARTED TOWARD CIUDAD MANTE. ON WAY ARGUMENT BROKE OUTBETWEEN SOVIETS AND MEXICANS. CAR WAS STOPPED AND FIST-FICHTENSUED OUTSIDE. BOTH SOVIETS DREW PISTOLS AND COVERED MEXICANS.MEXICANS MANAGED TO DISARM THEM BY TACALING FROM EEHIND AND TOCKTHEM IN CUSTODY TO CIUDAD VICTORIA WHERE CHARGES AGAINST SOVIETSWERE PREFERRED. SOVIETS PRODUCED DIPLOMATIC PASSPORTS AND CLAIMEDDIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY WHEREUPON JUDGE RELEASED THEM. DISPOSITION OFPISTOLS UNKNOWN.2. LITEMP-12 STATE GOBERNACION. IS PREPARING FACTS FOR   MEMO TO RELACIONES EXTERIORES WITH RECOMMENDATION THAT SOVIETS BE   PUNGED FOR ABUSE OF DIPLOMATIC STATUS.3. STATION IS ENCOURAGING LITEMPOS TO GET INCIDENT INTO   PRESS IN SENSATIONAL MANNER WITH PHCT CS.4. FILE: 201-744341 AND 221-505052.SECRETSECRET
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# SECRETCABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COMASSECRET(When Failed In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SEEN BYINDEX YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.AT:DISSEM BY:ACTION28/21PERBRANCH DESTROY SIG.FILE RID RET TOINFO RYAN, WH8, CI, CI/OPS, F12RID COPYSB8METSECRET 192815Z SEPT 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 7224DIRECTOR 19 Sep 68 IN 95628REDTOP AEKICKREF: DIRECTOR 16046, 13 JULY 19681. LIFIRE REPORTS PCS ARRIVAL VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH   KOSTIKOV (201-305052), ACCOMPANIED BY WIFE, ROZA ALEKSANDROVNA   AND DAUGHTER, SVETLANA. THEY ARRIVED 13 SEPTEMBER ON KLM   FLIGHT 683. KOSTIKOV TRAVELLED ON DIP PASSPORT D-022184.   WIFE AND DAUGHTER ON DIP PASSPORT D-022185.2. PER REFERENCE KOSTIKOV SCHEDULED REPLACE ALEKSANDR   MIKHAYLOVICH BROVKIN (201-185114), THIRD SECRETARY. ACCORDING   TO LICOZY-5, BROVKIN HAS RESERVATION TO DEPART MEXICO   22 SEPTEMBER.3. LIFIRE REPORT INDICATES KOSTIKOV HAS TITLE OF SECOND   SECRETARY.4. FILE 201-305052. ASS FILE 201-185114.SECRETBT> [Figure: MICROFILMED OCT 4 1968 DOC MICRO. SER. stamp]19 Sep 68CS COPYSECRET201-305052
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ORIG: DIANA DAVISUNIT: SB/O/WHEXT: 6412DATE: 11 JULY 68CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBY: 3CONFI: SB8(classification)SECRETTOMEXICO CITYREDTOPMESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 24INDEX DESTROYNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO.INFO: FILEMICROFILMED 22 052 JUL 68JUL 29 1968DOC. MICRO. SER.ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BYRETURN TO: BRANCH FILE RID201-305052X- 201-185114 (BROVKIN)RIAN, WH8 alops alice11 July 68/CITE DIRECTOR16046 P1. ACCORDING TO SENSITIVE HQS SOURCE VALERIY KOSTIKOV, WIFE ROZA   AND DAUGHTER SVETLANA HAVE BEEN GRANTED NINETY DAY DIP VISAS,   EXTENDABLE IN PROTOCOL OFFICE OF FOREIGN MINISTRY. KOSTIKOV IS   SCHEDULED TO REPLACE BROVKIN, ALEKSANDR MIKHAILOVICH.2. SUBJECT IS IDENTICAL WITH VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV   (201-305052) PREVIOUSLY PCS MEXICO 1961-1965. HE IS XXX KNOWN KGB.END OF MESSAGEACSB/O/WHC/SB/CI/KC/WH+CS COPYDC/SB/AO11 Jul 68201-305052COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# DISPATCHChief, EA DivisionChief, RE: COS, Managua; COS, Panama CityChief of Station, Mexico CityREDCOAT MIGLOOSoviet Contact with Alejandro BERMUDEZ Alegria (201-002689)1. The Station believes that Alejandro BERMUDEZ Alegria,   Nicaraguan Communist living in exile in Mexico and known to   have been the link between Moscow and the Nicaraguan Communist   Party in regard to sending Nicaraguans to both CPSU school and   Patrice Lumumba University in Moscow, is identical with the   Modesto RIVAS who in 1965 was reported in contact with iden-   tified KGB officer Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052)   as well as with the Modesto BERMUDEZ, originally thought to   have been a Panamanian, who in 1965 was reported in contact with   KOSTIKOV and then with his successor, Vladislav Zorzeyevich   KOROKHSHIN (201-744341), who is also an identified KGB officer.   It is noted that Alejandro BERMUDEZ Alegria uses the alias   Modesto RIVAS for receiving mail at his post office box letter   drop.2. Following is a chronology of the LISNVOY reporting on   "Modesto's" contact with the Soviets. As will be seen, it ap-   pears that the combination "Modesto BERMUDEZ" was a conclusion   jumped to by LISNVOY and was in fact probably never given as   such. The references to "Panamanians" could be a cover for   "Nicaraguans."a. On 1 Jun 1965 "Modesto RIVAS" called at the SovietEmbassy for KOSTIEOV and arranged to meet him at four o'clock"in the same place."........continuedAttachment:PhotographDistribution:2 - C/WMED: w/att.1 - C/SER: w/att.1 - COS, Managua, w/att.1 - COS, Panama City, w/att.|                            |                 || -------------------------- | --------------- || DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER | DATE            || HA-32359                   | 27 June 1967    || CLASSIFICATION             | HQS FILE NUMBER || SECRET                     | 201-002689      |
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH                                                                SECRET                                                IDMA-323591.  On 22 Sep 1965 LIENVOY reported that "Modesto BERMUDEZ, panameñc" called from inside the Soviet Embassy at 1128 hours to a local travel agency (T.(1./Greyhound) and spoke with dien LABASTIDA, asking her about the price of the ticket to Prague under the same system they had used to send the other people. LABASTIDA asked for one of the names in order to pull the card to see how it had been done, and "BERMUDEZ" gave her the name Guillermo AGUIRRE. LABASTIDA gave him various possible flights and asked that he call back in the afternoon for more definite information. (Station traces show that Guillermo AGUIRRE Rodriguez, 201-245711, is a Nicaraguan who was at the CPSU school in Moscow in 1965.) (LILYRIC reported that the man in the attached photograph, who is undoubtedly identical with Alejandro BERMUDEZ Alegria, visited the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City from 1111 to 1137 hours. There therefore seems no question that he is the "Modesto BERMUDEZ, panameño" who has been reported by LIENVOY in all the above conversations.)2.  On 29 Sep 1965 LIENVOY reported that "Modesto BERMUDEZ, panameño" called KORBUSHKEIN and said he had some things ("encargos") for him. KORBUSHKEIN said he would see Modesto at seven o'clock in the usual place.for/Willard C. CURTIS201-305052
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> [Figure] Portrait photo of an older gentleman wearing a suit and tie.
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# DISPATCHSE C R E TChief, SB DivisionChief, WB DivisionChief of Station, Mexico CityREDTOP - Voice Samples of Soviets in MexicoForwarded herewith for Headquarters retention are voice samples, taken from LIENVOY, of the following Soviets previously stationed in Mexico :Ivan Gavrilovich ALFERYEV (201-236701)Yuriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV (201-230429)Ivan Afanasyevich BEKETOV (201-754500)Ina Nikolayevna BOLDOVA (201-245416)Vasiliy Karpovich BUTSEV (201-273883)Yuriy Aleksandrovich DOBRACHEV (201-297665)Aleksey Ivanovich GARMASHEY (2010277418)Vladimir Petrovich GULIN (201-734985)Viktor Petrovich KALININ (201-735049)Nikolay Konstantinovich KHLEBNIKOV (201-227420)Sergey Sergeyevich KONSTANTINOV (201-101794)Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052)Sergey Semenovich KUKHARENKO (201-260831)Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201-305870)Vladimir Petrovich OBRUBOV (201-731394)Ivan Dmitriyevich OZYEDKOV (201-779495)Aleksandr Petrovich PAVLOV (201-761265)Georgiy Aleksandrovich SHCHUCHKIN (201-242728)Vasiliy Vasilyevich SIMONOV (201-735055)Sergey Iosifovich SOKOLOVSKIY (201-025485)Gennadiy Fedorovich STROGANOV (201-735056)Georgiy Stepanovich VISKO (201-243602)for/Willard C. CURTISAttachment:Voice samplesDistribution:2 - CSB, w/att., H/W1 - CWH, w/o att.file Kostikov201-305052HMMA - 3121727 JANUARY 1967SECRET50-8-10/1
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DRIG : J. CARLSONUNIT: SR/O/PAEXT: 8203 6213DATE: 15 APR 66TO : SANTIAGOFROM: DIRECTORCONF: SR 8 INFO: VR , FILE RID COPY WH 8, RILAN, Ciloes, ailicz,TO SAGO INFO FILINTZ,REF: MEXI 6866 (IN 95002)* CITE DIR 97152THE FOLLOWING IS FYI:1. NECHIPORENKO OF REF BORN 4 JUL 32, WIFE LIDIYA N. ATTENDED CONFERENCE CARACAS ALSO BOSS POSSIBLY BUEN DEC 57, VICE CONSUL MEXI AUG 61 TO AUG 65. SPEAKS FLUENT ENGLISH AND SPANISH. ABLE TO PASS AS MEXICAN. CLEVER, INTELLIGENT, RESERVED. THOROUGH BACKGROUND MEXICAN CULTURE.2. KOSTIKOV OF REF BORN 17 MAR 33, WIFE ROZA ALEKSANDROVNA BORN 2 MAR 32. IN 58 AND 59 ATTENDED CONFERENCES IN MADRID, IN 59 AND 60 INDUSTRIAL FAIRS IN MEXI AND HAVANA. EMPLOYEE THEN VICE CONSUL MEXI SEP 61 TO AUG 65. SPEAKS GOOD ENGLISH AND SPANISH.3. BOTH SUBJS KNOWN KGB PER EXTENSIVE ACTIVITIES MEXI. KOSTIKOV BELIEVED IN THIRTEENTH DEPT FIRST CHIEF DIRECTORATE.4. EXTENSIVE TRACES SUBJS AVAILABLE HQS. PLEASE ADVISE SOONEST IF SUBJS ARRIVE SAGO. WILL THEN POUCH SPRS WITH PORTION FOR LIAISON.END OF MESSAGE
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ORIG:UNIT:EXT:DATE:MESSAGE FUKRTOTAL COPIES:□ INDEX□ NO INDEX□ FILE IN CS FILE NO.SECRETXXXXXXXXXXROUTING1526374818 APR66 20 122FROM: DIRECTORCONF:INFO: VR FILE □ RID COPYTOINFOCITE DIR 97152"REF ANNOUNCED POSSIBLE ASSIGNMENT XOXSAGOMARXSMBXSXM OF SUBJSTO SAGO.DC/SR/O/PASR/O/WHSR/CI/KWH/4/CHC/WHRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSR/COPGROUP IAUTHENTICATING OFFICERSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRETFILE, VR, WE 8, C3/09 ADOS CAJ CARRETE COMORO21/12, ig FUDY FI/INT, IW,SECRET 121926Z12APE 66095002SAGO INFO DIR CITE MEXI 6866REDWOODLICOVO-1 REPORTS THAT ON 2 APR SOV EME GUARD STANISLAVSERGEYEVICH SILNIKOV 201-271103 TOLD HIM THAT VITALIY BORISOVICHSHUBIN 231-266547 WAS NOW CONSUL IN CHILE, ADDED THAT PROBABLYOLEG MAKSIMOVICH NECHIPOREΝΚΟ 201-325870 AND VALERIY VLADIMIROVICHKOSTIKOV 201-305252 WOULD ALSO BE GOING TO CHILE.SECRETCFN 6866 LICOWL-12 APR SOV EMB STANISLAV SERGEYEVICH SILNXEV201-271123 VITALIY BORISOVICH SHUF IN 201-266547 CHILE OLEGMAKSIMOVICH NECHIPORENKO 201-305872 VALERIY VLADIMIROVICHKOSTI KOV-201-305052BTSECRETKostikou
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3 March 1966HMMA 28421File: 201-305025) (KOSTIKOV)From the LICOWL-1 Progress ReportHMMA 28421, 3 March 1966(Original filed in 201-741655)Processed by Millie Rodriguez, SR/O/WH. Date Process: 28 March 1966Valeriy V. KOSTIKOV (201-305025) (Subject reported on KOSTIKOV in detail in Reference). During the summer of 1965, KOSTIKOV also asked Subject to obtain a prostitute for him. Subject did so tut KOSTIKOV failed to meet the girl. Shortly thereafter, KOSTIKOV returned to Moscow.Reference mentioned is: HMMA 25677, March 1965SECRET
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SECRET# DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE5. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONKOSTIKOV, VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH 050-008-010201-305052 HMMA-27102SEX A DOB ? 08 SEP 65CIT ? P2OCC ?LEFT MEXICO PCS DURING 4 AUG 1965-R 6509151382FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. FILE IN 201-305052SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief, SR DivisionINFO:Chief, WH DivisionFROM:Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT:REDWOOD - Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052)ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:1.  LIFIRE reported the departure on 4 August 1965, Sabena flight 556 of Subject, his wife and daughter. Subject was travelling on Soviet diplomatic passport no. 2240, his wife and child on no. 2241. Travelling on the same flight with Subject, was Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV, who has been assigned as guard at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, and was returning to the USSR.2.  Subject has left Mexico PCS. His replacement, Vladislav Sergeyevich KORMUSHKIN, arrived on 27 July 1965.3.  The bulk of Station information on Subject has already been reported to Headquarters. Below are a few additional items of interest.4.  LICOWL/1 reported that Subject's only close friends among the Soviets in Mexico were Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201-305870) and Leonid Vasilyevich NIKIFOROV (201-756168). LICALLA reports also show that Subject is almost constantly seen at the Embassy with these two individuals.5.  Subject speaks. French (Source: LIENVOY, 14 June 1965).6.  Subject has hemorrhoids (Source: LIENVOY, 2 June 1965).7.  Subject has occasionally made appointments to see individuals "at the same time" or "at the same place." The Station has not, however, been able to identify these individuals. These individuals have identified themselves on the telephone as :a. "Senora MONTIEL."b. "Ricardo."MICROFILMEDAUG 2 0 1965continued-Attachment: Photos of Subject & wife*Appemprate photos retained in B.o*Distribution:- CSR, w/att, H/W- CWH, w/o att.![CS COPY]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMMA - 26853DATE11 August 1965HOS FILE NUMBER201-305052FFN: P-7455
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DISPATCH HMMA - 26853c."Froilan." The latter is possibly identical with a "Froilan TIRADO" who called Subject on 29 March 1965. There are no Station traces on Froilan TIRADO.Source of the above is LIENVOY.8. Attached are LICALLA and LILYRIC photographs of Subject and his wife.![Signature of Jonathan L. Denning for Willard C. Curtis]forWillard C. CURTIS