Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETHM-2178Page 2.3. Eduardo LUTMAN of Perez and (fnu) GARCIA Rojas, also of Perez, accepted invitations from Boris A. IVANOV, recently appointed Counselor of the Soviet Embassy, to lunch on 5 October at 2:30 p.m. When GARCIA Rojas became ill that day, LUTMAN and GARCIA decided to lunch alone, and meet another day with GARCIA Rojas. Later LUTMAN had to postpone the luncheon because of a special meeting with Antonio CARRILLO Flores of Pemex. Both LUTMAN and GARCIA Rojas were invited and since the latter could not attend, LUTMAN suggested to postpone their luncheon date until 8 October when GARCIA would probably be able to attend also.4. On 4 October KAZAKOV contacted Bernardo REYES Morales of the Press Section of the Foreign Ministry and apologized for not being able to obtain a third ticket for him for a concert that evening. REYES requested a ticket for his daughter, but KAZAKOV assured him that since their tickets were for the balcony all three could probably enter on the two tickets.5. The secretary of Ricardo J. LOZADA (of the Banco Nacional de Comercio Exterior) informed the Embassy on 8 October that ZALDIVAR was back at work. The Embassy had been trying to contact him, probably for the purpose of inviting him to a dinner or concert.6. On 10 October a farewell reception was held at the Soviet Embassy in honor of Mikhail F. KUZMIN, Counselor of the Embassy, who was scheduled to leave Mexico on 17 October. On 9 October LVOV told Victor M. Ceballos of the Protocol Office that Josef ZAPATA of the Foreign Office wanted to know if it would be possible for the Embassy to give four invitations to the following friends of Mrs. PADILLA Nervo (believed to be the wife of Luis PADILLA Nervo, Secretary of Foreign Relations): Enrique PADILLA and wife; Dr. Grover RADMUS and wife; M/LAKIN; and Mrs. Mary PA..... The Embassy agreed to send the invitations to Mrs. Padilla Nervo, who would pass them on to her friends. MARTIN Ceballos also indicated that in case the Ambassador and CHERASOV did not know, that Eduardo ESPINOSA Prieto of the Mexican Diplomatic Service, and his wife Tamara were in Mexico.and it would be a good idea to invite them. LVOV replied that these people were their good friends. MARTIN Ceballos did not know if Minister PADILLA Nervo and Sub-secretary KONONENZA would be able to attend, but added that he and HINOJOSA Zapata would be there. Federico AFFENAL, new Director of Protocol, also planned to attend. Pablo NARCIOS Ortiz of the Foreign Ministry could not be there because he was still in the hospital recovering from an operation.SECRET 50-4-1-303
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SECRET                                                                         H01-2173Page 37. Eduardo/Carrasco Partres, Minister of Hydraulic Resources, and   his wife received an invitation to a concert of the Soviet   musicians on 21 October and requested eight seats. On 20   October they asked that eight seats be reserved for the   28 October concert.8. Enrique/Jose Pontones, private secretary of Antonio/Carrillo-   Flores, Minister of Finance, informed KLimov on 15 October   that Carrillo enjoyed attending the concert with the Ambassador   on Sunday, but would not be able to accompany him on Wednesday,   17 October because of a meeting with the French Economic   Commission.9. Soviet Ambassador KLImov made an appointment to meet with   Director Rodrigo Gomez of the Banco de Mexico on 18 October at   12:00 noon.10. On 16 October the Ambassador consulted with Gomez Zapata concerning    an idea he had of organizing a small concert at the Embassy for    a very restricted group - only Secretaries and some Sub-    secretaries and their wives. Mariscal told Gomez Zapata    that the question of attending was difficult because of the    limited time and the protocol. Gomez Zapata suggested that the    Ambassador send out invitations or indicate to him who might    be interested. He and PARISCAL could not attend on the 17th    because they were invited to a cocktail party in the afternoon    at Bellas Artes and a dinner in the evening. KLImov had already    heard the artists at Bellas Artes and at the cocktail party    at the Embassy.11. On 24 October, Kasatkin/received a message from Salvador Olmos,    secretary of President/Diaz Cortinas, thanking the Embassy for    offering a concert by the Soviet artists as mentioned in the    note received from the Soviets. However, they would not be    able to attend due to the fact that the wife of the president    had some engagements out of town.12. The private secretary of Orozco informed KLImov on 27 October    that Orozco had received the Ambassador's invitation to the    concert on 28 October, but had to go out of town and would not    be able to attend. He asked that the tickets be given to his son.B. Relations with Other Latin American Diplomats1. Ambassador KLImov made arrangements with Dr. Gabriel Toco   Quiroga, Bolivian Ambassador, to meet at the Bolivian Chancellery   on the afternoon of 2 October.SECRET 50-4-1-303
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# SECRET2. On 5 October KHAZANOV contacted Jorge,   Panamanian Embassy, to make an appointment with Ambassador   Dusebio A. Morales. However, the ambassador was in Panama   City so KHAZANOV made arrangements to meet with RAIHZ the   following day.3. On 17 October KHAZANOV informed Otto Lacsima Salazar,   Second Secretary at the Nicaraguan Embassy, that the   Soviet Ambassador would participate in the ceremony in honor   of Carlos/FECN del Valle, former Chief of the Taxien Protocol   Office. The Soviet Ambassador and indicated that they could   handle the matter of the money as they liked, taking from the   funds of the diplomatic corps if they wished.4. On 31 October KALIAZIN invited Bolivian Ambassador ARZE and   First Secretary Paul Alfonsi GARCIA and their wives to lunch   on behalf of the Soviet Ambassador as a farewell to ARZE.   However, ARZE was leaving on a trip that day and could not   accept.C. Relations with Iron Curtain Missions1. Czech Lerations: On 2 October Ambassador KHAZANOV invited   (Czech Minister) Beidrich/PESTOR to attend the   concert of Soviet pianist BAREN to be held that evening   at Bellas Artes. On 4 October Karel/STARON of the Czech   Legation met with CHERKASOV. PESTOVA and STAROVA and their   wives accepted invitations to the farewell cocktail party, for   CHERKASOV given on 10 October. On 24 October Boris P.   ZILANOV, Attache, invited Bedric HUBES and Intomir   GLAZIK to a small recital which the visiting Soviet artists   were to give at the IIOR.2. Polish legations: Polish Charge d'affaires Bernard FORDONSKI   was scheduled to visit the Soviet Embassy the evening of   11 October, probably with his wife.D. Miscellaneous Diplomatic Relations1. FERILL on 1 October KHAZANOV made arrangements to visit (fm)   VILLASECA, assistant to (fm)/SEIIDI OF CEPAL (Comision   Economica para la America Latina).2. Indian Embassy: KHAZANOV of the Indian Embassy received an   invitation to the farewell party for CHERKASOV on 10 October.   He also invited CHERKASOV to lunch on 15 October and directed   that CHERKASOV should bring along any other friend or couple   he chose. It is believed that Ambassador KUZHETOV attended   the luncheon. On 20 October and his wife were invited to   a concert of Soviet singer DOLUKHANOVA.# SECRET 50-4-1-303
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# SECRETID:-2178Page 53. Office of the Indonesian Republic On 1. October the Soviet Embassy was informed that the Indonesian Charge d'affaires would not be able to attend (the reception for CUSOKOV) that day because of illness. The following days the secretary of the Indonesian Charge contacted the Soviet Embassy concerning the premiere of some Indonesian dancers on 21 October, indicating that she would send invitations to the Ambassador, Lazarev, ACMAKOV, and First Secretary Victor Sdolnikov. She also expressed an interest in learning Russian and was directed to contact the IICR. On 26 October the Indonesian Charge and Bees Effendi were invited to lunch by the Soviet Ambassador.4. French Embassy: Mr. Guillaurme/GSICOT, wife of the French Ambassador in Mexico, attended a dinner and showing of two films at the Soviet Embassy on 23 October. While with the Soviets she contacted the French Embassy and asked someone there to inform Mrs. ROSZALIG Diaz of a charge of a meeting time at the hotel after the following morning.5. Kutsalev Embassy: The Soviet Ambassador invited Mirko Aksentijevic, first secretary of the Yugoslav embassy, and timoslav Pavli (TN), new Charge d'affaires, and their wives to dinner on 29 October at 1830 p.m.6. Israeli legation: On 21 October the Minister of the Israeli Legation received the Soviet Ambassador at the Chancery, Alejandro Dumas 231, Mexico, D.F. Vladimir Kulanikov of the Soviet Embassy had attempted to make an appointment for KULAZH KOV with the Minister earlier in the month, but the latter had been on a trip to Havana, El Salvador, and Guatemala.III. ACTIVITIES OF THE MILITARYNikolay Roschin, employee in the office of the Soviet Naval Attache, contacted Enrique Diaz Holt, Acting G-2 of the Mexican Navy, on 3 October and said he had received a letter stating that the secretary of the Navy could not attend a reception by the Ambassador to be held sometime between 5 and 10 October. ROSHIN wanted to know if the other officers could attend, or whether they should wait until the secretary could come also. ROSHIN suggested that perhaps the secretary could come sometime after 10 October, but Diaz indicated that he was not sure, because the Secretary was often out of town on inspection tours. Diaz consulted with Comandante Cereco and said they would let ROSCHIN know later about the date and whether the officers would attend. Diaz said they would be glad to give a reception to the secretary on any date he chose. (Comment: As usual, Diaz did not seem particularly enthusiastic in his dealings with ROSHIN.)SEC 50-4-1-323
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# SECRET## Page 6B. On 4 October (ing.)/IROZ contacted Nikolay M., Assistant hayal Attache, on behalf of the "Comandante" and stated that the latter could not (see) that evening because no had been called to Veracruz.C. On 4 October an unidentified person in Vancouver, Capada unsuccessfully attempted to contact the Soviet Military Attache.D. Comandante Alfonso/Gullas Gomez of the Clisten Inspectors invited to join nim on 6 October. However, had plans to go fishing at the lack of Valle pe cravo, and since it had been four Saturdays since he had been able to go, ne vald peter to get together some day caring the week.E. On 3 October Major Alfred amello of the army second Section asked Nadimir H. of the Soviet Military attache's office, however, could send sare tnings to relatives in the USSR. RLINE: suggested ne send them cy imemattonal email.F. On 19 October Major informed that the 1st of high officials of the Defense Department watch ne had requested, was ready. On 25 October informed Dine would like to talk witn hin acut scre notion pictures.G. On 27 October fagor Miguel RIVER Peredurt was in contact with Nikolay Rapp, employee of the Office of the Military Attache and a known Soviet intelligence Officer. (soo 200c1) P.IV. Communist and Pro-Communist ContactsA.1. An unidentified hotel clone called the Soviet embassy on 1 October on behalf of Prof Aten Oranialopez, wife of Cairofessor Lacedald, and inquired wether Consul had received a reply from Baku, USSR or if he had received a copy of the bachelor's certificate from that city. The latter informed in that 10.07 wis no longer in Mexico and that the new Copul would te receiving the rgie on the following day.2. wife of Communist artist Die Liei, informed KACASEZ on 2 October that she needed to enjoy. tojecer sare of tas, vedka sie had received from the S. Sec cure from : Kiere car hasband still has sty, and she was planning to return talk to , and she would call the assasior when cag back to the first of the weeke (For further contacts between the and members of these.)SECRET 50-41-303
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# SECRETK2-2178Page ?3. An unidentified individual from F.A.R.E (Federacion de Organismos de Ayuda a la Republica Espanola) asks KULAKHOV on 3 October if we could sell him an ampule of Scopolamine. KULAKHOV replied that they expected to have some in a few months, but did not have any at the moment.4. Org Zita Vasichide CABASSI was in contact with Vladimir KAZAKEVICH on 3 October concerning an ampoule (of Scopolamine) needed for her. He indicated that this one was free, but in case she needed more there were six other ampules for sale in Mexico and they would cost seventy-five pesos each. (Corriente the caller is the wife of Federica).5: Jose REVUELTAS, pro-Communist writer, and (from) Rios, a lawyer, visited CABASSI during the month of October.6. (Miss Rosario/da Siles, journalist, accepted an invitation from KULAKHOV to a cocktail party at the Soviet Embassy on 4 October. (Corriente da Siles is known to be pro-Communist.)7. On 12 October (Dr. de Kanaev of the Society of Friends of China attempted to contact KULAKHOV concerning some pictures.8. On 19 October Joaquin Herrera Sanchez told KUZNETSOV that he had looked for him at Jos Jassan's concert but had not seen him there. KUZNETSOV went on to say that he had seen an article about a Brazilian man of science who was in the USSR. KAZAKEVICH informed him that this man was an American who had been repatriated from Brazil to the GDR. KAZAKEVICH indicated that he might be the right person to read his thesis, since he had studied existentialism, spoke Spanish, and was enrolled in the Soviet Academy of Science. KUZNETSOV said the thesis had been sent two months ago, and that they were working on it and would probably show it to the individual mentioned.9. Josefina ZAVALA of the Propaganda Office contacted (fnu) ONCE on 19 October to ascertain if he had issue #9 of the magazine Communist, but it has not arrived. ZAVALA is believed to be identical with one Orestes del Rio Fuchi, who is connected with a shop known as "Todo para el nino," located at Pte. de Alvarado #3. ZAVALA is believed to be a Communist and is frequently in contact with the Czech delegation.)10. On 30 October Rosa/ISLAS, pro-Castroist journalist, arranged to go by the embassy to see KAZAKEVICH concerning some articles she had written and wanted to send to TASS, Soviet news agency.SECRET So-4-1-303
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AY-2273Page 8## B. Contacts1. On 26 October (fnu) RIVERA, a lawyer, informed AMCON/AMCAV that he had found an article in the "Diverse Column" of EL UNIVERSAL which suggested the name of one KOLMAKOV as a person to assist people with the type of problems that KOLMAKOV had been handling for RIVERA. (Comment: The newspaper advertisement read as follows: "Tiene Ud. algun problema migratorio? Se lo arreglo. Mexico, Tacuba 598, Inc. Diaz" (Do you have any migration problem? I will arrange it for you. Mexico Tacuba 598.). It appears that RIVERA and KOLMAKOV have been having discussions concerning migratory matters.2. AMCON/AMASSI Bradley and Lev KORNILOV, First Secretary, arranged to meet for lunch on 31 October. KORNILOV suggested meeting somewhere other than their usual place since there were always too many couples, etc., there, and he didn't like it. However, ZIMIN replied that they would meet "alone" at the usual place. (An article in the 24 November issue of EXCELSIOR is listed in A. TASSI Bradley as attending the inauguration of an art exhibit by Diego RIVERA. DOSSIER is believed to be identical with the individual previously reported as "Somin", by another source. There is no record in station files on DOSSIER.)3. Mauricio de la SELVA was in contact with KOLMAKOV on 12 October. (see AY-2055)4. (fnu) RABKO contacted KOLMAKOV on 23 October and suggested that they get together for a cocktail and a drink. They arranged to meet that afternoon "in the old place."5. On 27 October Nikolai (probably RABKOV) called David ALFARO, son of Mexican Communist artist David ALFARO Siqueiros. On 26 October ALFARO was in contact with... Hatves P. IVANOV of the Soviet Commercial Office (see AY-2062).6. On 30 October Sergio MEDELLO, leftist journalist, attempted to contact KASATKIN/YevdOKIMOV or another KGB officer identified as KASTUKEVICH: (see AY-2045).## C. Miscellaneous Contacts1. On 20 October Lic. (fnu) LOBO Mejía contacted Jerry VOSKA of the Commercial Office on behalf of Lic. MEDINA about a visa for a Bogonoletz serum.2. On 20 October HASTUKEVICH attempted to call Federico de Sotomayor, indicating that KASTUKEVICH had left a visiting card at his home.SECRET 50-4-1-303
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# SECRET101-2178Page 9.3. Carlos LAIME contacted Ravel LAUSKY on 27 October concerning a visa to the USSR. (see H11-2066)4. On 30 October ARZAMAZOV contacted Joge Alfredo Hidalga (see H11-2117)5. Yuriy REFROSOV, cultural attache, and his wife, were invited on behalf of Diego Rivera to a cocktail party begin given on 5 November by Silvia Pinal to show the portrait Rivera had painted of her. The party was to be held at Avenida de los Fuentes 629, Jardines del Pedregal. PAKHONOV indicated he still had no fixed address, but would send out address cards when he found a permanent place of residence. (comments: Rival is a movie actress.)6. On 20 October ARZAMAZOV contacted Carlos CARDENAS of the Asociacion Nacional de Importadores y Exportadores de la Republica Mexicana, I Isarel la Catolica 38, and informed that the Ambassador would like to postpone their dinner to 25 October.7. One Luis Julio ARRARAN arranged to visit PAKHONOV at the embassy on 26 October.A. On 3 October the wife of Leonid I. KRASNOV, Commercial Counselor, visited: Dr. Walter SCHWARTZ, a dentist with offices at J. J. Loran 12, to have her teeth cleaned.B. During October, members of the Soviet Embassy were in contact with (Mrs.) Mercedes Guede of Tokyo 5, a seamstress.C. On 22 October Albert VAVILOV, Attache, ordered a tank of oxygen from 11-31-74, Unidad Medica de Oxigeno. They promised to send him the note for renting the other tanks. (In the 1956 Mexico City telephone directory this number is listed under the name of (Dr.) Guillermo de DIAZ, Plaza Miravalle 2-4, and also under Oxigeno Para Enfermos at the same address.)D. Also on 22 October, ARZAMAZOV contacted Justo Diaz Rodriguez, Extinguidores, Moctezuma 246, and asked that they send mechanics to check and recharge the fifteen or sixteen extinguishers at the Embassy.E. Aleksey DVOINISHNIKOV, Assistant Commercial Officer, contacted (Dr.) Jorge ZALDIVAR Killian, well-known doctor with offices at Articulo 123 #116, on 25 October concerning some x-ray treatments for his heart.SECRET 50-4-1-303
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# SECRETHT-2173Page 10VI. MESSAGESA. One Daniel LOV is believed to be the new chauffeur for the Soviet comercial office.B. On 4 October GOLUBOV reserved a room, the cheapest available with a ten-percent Enl discount, at the Hotel Roosevelt for Yevgeniya Petrova, an employee in the Comercial office who arrived in Mexico on 5 October.C. On 9 October Nikolay FILATOV, secretary to the Ambassador, contacted one (Lichachev (ph) and informed him that FILATOV had to leave Mexico in a hurry, and would like to postpone their appointment until Thursday, 11 October.D. Georgiy MOLODOV, new employee in the Soviet Comercial office (motion pictures), arrived in Mexico on 10 October.E. On 11 October KAZANTSEV explained to an unidentified person that the Embassy did not have a Press Attache, but that KASYUKETICH was head of publications and NE (…?) was in charge of the press department.F. On 17 October GOLUBEV was reported to be in Veracruz and was expected back in Mexico City on the 20th.G. CHIZHIKOV, LOV, and wife, and LAKHIN wife and children departed Mexico on 17 October as previously reported.H. Mariya KOZLOVA and husband and Galina KOZLOVA returned to Mexico on 23 October following home leave. The KOZLOVs were accompanied by their son.I. Soviet diplomatic couriers Jouri (Yuriy) AREF’YEV and Anatoli TIKHONRAVOV are believed to have arrived in Mexico on 22 October. According to Air France manifests, they departed on 29 October sfor New York.J. Tamara FILATOVA, the wife of Second Secretary Nikolay FILATOV is working in the film section of the Soviet Embassy.K. Mariya YEFREMOVA, wife of the Soviet naval attache, appears to be having a clandestine affair with a person believed to be Nikolay LOV, subordinate to her husband and assistant naval attache.VII. INCIDENTSA. On 12 October Vitaliy GOLOBKOV, first secretary, left a message for one (Ing. (ph)) at Deportmentes de laSECRET 50-4-1-303
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# SECRETAF-2173Page 11A. Paz, Iturbide 18, informed he would not be able to visit them that day, because they were saving a reception.B. On 16 October 1967 talked with (fn) RIVERA concerning a recorder which the Embassy wished to buy to use for music. RIVERA said that the National University and ordered three and he had asked for one extra so as to get it into the country without taxes. There was also the possibility of obtaining one in Mexico. RIVERA promised to discuss the possibilities with the friend who was interested.C. Ultrarar Express contacted PCO of the Commercial Office on 16 October concerning data on visas for Mexican citizens going to the Cook. They were making up a list (of visa regulations) for Consulates and Embassies.D. PCO contacted Martinez Huerta during early October and indicated that a family would be moving from one of JEKIZN apartments at Cuautla 141, and another family would like to move in. PCO replied that since they were from the Soviet Embassy there would be no problem and they could make whatever arrangements would be easiest for them. The family leaving were in apartment 9 and would move out on the 19th. (Family is listed as living at Cuautla 141-9.)E. On 19 October the Soviet Commercial Office moved to Saltillo 19, Mexico, D.F.F. General Alberto Salinas Carranza, Director of Civil Aeronautics, informed AKILIN on 25 October that during the month of November there was to be a series of lectures at the Department of Communications and Salinas was to give one of them on the subject of "The Future of Civil Aviation." He wanted to obtain some data on Soviet commercial planes and planes from the other countries in that part of Europe. AKILIN indicated that if they had anything he would be glad to give it to him.G. On 23 October KOROTKOV called Alfonso Dominquez Diaz of the Foreign Office and reported that a group of some one-hundred persons had met in front of the main door of the Soviet Embassy and were shouting imprecations, making a lot of noise, and obstructing passage to and from the Embassy. KOROTKOV asked HOST/LIAISON if he could say anything, since he could not get in touch with Protocol or any other responsible person. HOST/LIAISON made arrangements for members of the Mexican police force to give protection to the Embassy.SECRET 50-4-1-303
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# SECRETMexico CityReport No:2035File No:Pages: 17No. of Enclosures: NoneReport By: Janice J, MulchroneApproved By: Willard C. CottleDistribution: 4- Hqs (2 KUR.P 1 SZ Div)By copy to: 2 - FilesOrally to:Source Cryptonym: LEZAT/LIMERICKReferences:Source, Operational Data, and Comments:SUBJECT: Activities of the Soviet Embassy, Mexico City, September 1956![index]SECRETCOPYAPERTURE CARD REPRODUCTIONS50-4-1-294201-132139201-132139Nikolay Sergeijavich LEONOVKnown KGB