Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDBYDISSEM BY ACTIONWH-8#759CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET(When Filled in)INDEXYESNOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET TOSB-8, RI/AN, CI, CI/OPS, Co/FC-2FI-2, DDP, AldpFILE. VRTOTAL COPIESGROUP 2ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS SCEN BY678910BRANCHDESTROY SIG.SECRET 2222222 OCT 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 7743GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECT ORRED COAT MHIGLOO22OCT 68 IN 186681. AT HOME OF JORGE ALBERTO CARDOZA AGUILAR EVENING   18 OCT 68, LIREBEL-2 RECEIVED FOLLOWING INFO DIRECTLY FROM   CARDOZA.2. JOSE LUIS BALCARCEL ORDONEZ AND JORGE ALBERTO CARD OZA   AGUILAR ARE GUATEMALAN COMMUNISTS IN MEXICO WHO HAVE DIRECT   CONTACT WITH SOVIETS IN MEXICO TO HANDLE TRAVEL OF GUATEMALANS   TO SOVIET UNION AND FOR RECEIPT OF MONEY FROM SOVIETS. THEIR   CONTACT IS NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV (2£1-132139), PRESS ATTACHE   WHO LIVES AT MAZATLAN 206 (PRESS OFFICE).3. IF CONTACT REQUIRED FOR GUATEMALAN TRAVELLERS TO SOVIET   UNION, BALCARCEL OR CARDOZA TAKE TRAVELLERS NEAR PRESS OFFICE   IN CAR AND THEN GIVE THEM IDENTIFICATION CARD TO PRESENT TO   LEONOVM THEY THEN VISIT OFFICE ALONE. IF CONTACT FOR RECEIPI   OF MONEY OR EXCHANGE OF DOCUMENTS, BALCARCEL OR CARDOZA GO   DIRECTLY TO PRESS OFFICE. LATELY, WIFE OF MACARCEL HAS HAD   MOST CONTACT WITH LEONOV AS EXTRA PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE.4. ACCORDING CARDOZA, LEONOV TO BE TRANSFERRED SOON ANDSECRET201-132139Leonor
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESROUTING AND/OR INITIALS SEEN BY**SECRET**GROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATICDECLASSIFICATION(When Filled in)1627REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED38ADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX: YES NO49510AT:CLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.DISSEM BY:PERFILE RID RET TOBRANCHDESTROYACTIONINFORID COPYFILE VR.PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 7743 SECRETHIS REPLACEMENT WILL CARRY ON CONTACT WITH GUATEMALANS.CARDOZA SAID HE BELIEVES LEONOV PROBABLY CONTACT FOR ALL CENTRALAMERICAN EXILES BUT HE NOT POSITIVE OF THIS. MOST RECENTCONTACT WAS TO ARRANGE TRAVEL FOR SIX GUATEMALANS WHO TOATTEND CONSOMOL SCHOOL IN SOVIET UNION (SEE MEXICO CITY 7575).EACH GIVEN 600 DOLLARS FOR TRIP.5. LEONOV IS KNOWN KGB OFFICER WHO HAS BEEN MAKING   PLANS FOR TRANSFER AFTER BEING IN MEXICO SINCE 1961.6. DUE SENSITIVITY OF SOURCE, REQUEST ABOVE INFO EE LIMITED   TO WOFIRM ONLY AND NO DISSEMINATION.7. NO INDEX. FILE 50-6-141/4, 35-4-100 AND 201-132139.SECRETSECRET
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SECRETChief of Station, Mexico CityChief, && via Chief, wil DivistonREDTOP AEXICAVladimir Ivanovich Silantyev (201-770123)Reference: Mexico City 6054 (IN 39508)Forwarded under separate cover is a LNERGO report concerningSabject. Parsons mentioned by surname on page six of the report areMectified at Headquarters as the subjects of 201-205304, 201-132139,201-763035 and 201-235412 respectively. Can the station kientify anyof the other persons mentioned on pages live and six?Ambrose T. RIBARICHAttachment:as statei u/s/cDistribution:2-CCS, Lexico Cityw/attachmentsa/a/c201-132139, 201-205304,201-763035,201-235412HMMW-1677924 OCT 196816 October 1968SECRET201-770128Internal Dist:1 - 201-770128SB/CI/K F. Walters rah 69911 - 201-2053041 - 201-1321391 - 201-763035C/SB/CI1 - 201-2854121 - SB/X/WH SB/W/WH1 - SB/CI/K C/WH/11 - C/WH/1
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDAT:DISSEM BYACTIONSB8RID COPYCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET(When Filled in)GROUP IExcluded from automaticdowngrading anddeclassificationREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDINDEXYESNOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 27 1-12-68X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RIDRET. TO ACTION: WI66FILE. VR RILAN WH8 F2 Cl alops cliczTOTAL COPIESROUTINES AND/OR INITIALS SEEN BY1. LDH2. B13. 4. C15. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. DESTROY SIG.    INFOSECRET 262320Z SEP 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 7359 26 SEP 68 IN 00477DIRECTOR, INFO SAN JOSEREDTOPREF: A. SAN JOSE 0480 (IN 98375)B. MEXICO CITY 7381 (IN 98545)1. LIFEAT REPORTED KAREN ARMENOVICH KACHATUROV ARRIVED   MEXICO 22 SEPTEMBER. WAS MET BY NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV,   SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE.2. FILE HEADQUARTERS 201.SECRETSECRET201-132139.
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# SECRETCABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 36 CUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BYSECRET(When Filled In)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDINDEX YES NOBY: AT:CLASSIFY TO FILE NOX-REF TO FILE NO.DISSEM BY 26 PERFILE RID RET TOBRANCH DESTROY SIG.ACTION #765 WH 8 RID COPYINFO FILE VR RI/AN, SD 8, CAS, CA/PROP, EUR 6, CI/OPSc1/10 2SECRET 281920Z AUG 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 6949RIO DE JANEIRO, RECIFE INFO DIRECTORREDCOAT 23 Aug 68 IN 80609REF: RECIFE 4670 (IN 79641)1. ACCORDING LIENVOY 24 AUG 68, FRANCSICO JULIAO DE PAULA CONTACTED DICCLAY LEONOV THAT DATE AND REAFFIRMED HIS SOLIDARITY WITH THE SOVIETS IN REFERENCE TO THE CZECH SITUATIONS. HE THEN MENTIONED BOOK HEJUST FINISHED WHICH SHOULD BE PUBLISED END SEPTEMBER. HE HAS A COPY IN FRENCH WHICH HE WANTS TO GIVE TO LEOVOV. BOOK IS TO BE PUBLISED IN MEXICO, FRANCE, ITALY, GERMANY, SWEDEN. LEONOV MIGHT BE ABLE TO HAVE IT PUBLISHED IN SOVIET UNION.2. PER REQUEST PARA THREE REF, STATION ATTEMPTING OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFG ON BOOK. WILL ADVISE.3. ABOVE MAY BE PASSED CONGEN.SECRETBISECRET201-132139
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# SECRETCABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASS FIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 3ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS SEEN BYSECRETGROUP IEXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATICDOWNGRADING ANDDECLASSIFICATION16273849510REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDINDEX. YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NOX-REF TO FILE NODISSEM BY 30 PERFILE RID RET TOBRANCH DESTROY SG.ACTIONINFOWH8 RID COPYFILE VR. RI/AN SBP CAS CAIPROP F2415 CI cilaps CI/ICZ CA/PEG DOP ADAP CSDOSECRET 240016Z AUG 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 6885PRIORITY RIO DE JANEIRO INFO ROUTINE DIRECTOR 24 Aug 68 IN 77213REDCOAT1. ACCORDING LIENVOY 22 AUG 68, FRANCISCO JULIAO DE PAULA   CONTACTED NICOLAY LEONOV, SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE IN MEXICO, AND KGB   AND DECLARED HIS SOLIDARITY WITH THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO AND   WITH THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT (APPARENTLY REFERRING TO CZECH   SITUATION).2. STATION PLANS INCLUDE THIS IN ROUNDUP OF LOCAL REACTIONS   TO INVASION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA BY THE SOVIET UNION.SECRETSECRET201-132139
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# DISPATCHChief, SBChief, WHChief of Station, Mexico CityREDTOP DIZTAG: Unconfirmed Report of Travel to Mexico of Oldrich NOVICKYCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTION*   MARKED FOR INDEXING1.  It was first reported by the LITEMPO airport personnel (according to their list of passports photographed by them at the airport) that Oldrich NOVICKY was among the passengers arriving in Mexico from Havana on 7 June 1968, at 0958 hours. According to the LITEMPO list, he was the only Czech on the CUBANA flight.2.  However, the CUBANA manifest did not list NOVICKY's name; the only Czech on the manifest was:Frantisek PROCHAZKAOCC Diplomatic CourierDiplomatic Passport No. 3076Therefore, the LITEMPO film, accompanying the list, was checked carefully, and it was found that the only Czech passport actually photographed by LITEMPO was that of PROCHAZKA (even though his name was not on their list).3.  The LIFIRE team was then queried (and showed a photograph of NOVICKY), and they responded that the only Czech they.......continuedDistribution:2 - C/SB2 - C/WHUS CO:DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHAMA-35196DATE7 August 1968CLASSIFICATIONSECRETMOS FILE NUMBER201-257691APERTURE CARD REPRODUCTIONS
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRET1. recalled cooing arrive on the CUBANA faight was the courier PROCHAZKA; they could not recall having soon KOVICKY. LIZNVOY reports during this period gave no indications of NOVICKY's prosonce horo. LIHADIT-1 also reported that NOVICKY was not seen in the vicinity of the Czech Embassy.2. Nevertheless, there are several myntifying aspects to the LITE!PO report. It is quite incredible that the LITE!PO airport team would know NOVICKY's namo, and equally incredible that they could contuse this namo with that of PROCHAZKA. They listed NOVICKY's full name, correctly spollod. Whore then, if NOVICKY had not actually arrived, did they get his name?3. Secondly, it is most unusual, and the only instance the Station can recall, for only one courier to make the trip to Loxico. Thoy have always travoled here in pairs. (NOTE: It has been the case recently, however, for.the couriers to travel to Noxico via Cuba and leave via Cuba, instead of traveling yia Air France through New York, then to Havana, return to Mexico and depart Mexico via Air France again.) Further, PROCHAZKA'S name is not on the list of known career couriers or audio technicians and sweepers of Book Dispatch 6423, dated 21 June 1968. A further curious departure trom normal procedure was that according to LIENVOY (7 and 8 June 1968) reports, the courier PROCHAZKA did not stay at the Czoch schoolhouse but at the Ambassador's residence. Per LIENVOY, and confirmed on the CUBANA manifest, PROCHAZKA departed Mexico on 10 June 1968, for Havana.4. Finally, but quite possibly purely.coincidental, there. were two references to NOVICKY about the same time as his reported arrival. In one of the DISPERSE tapes, #351, in mid-June 1968, Oldrich STANCL (201-777862), in a rambling, slightly drunken speech, refers to delika ROVICKY, AS "his brother" (presumably referring to Oldrich NOVICKY) Another even more oblique reference, but again intriguing because of the timing, was a reference in a LIFEST yeport dated 7 June 1968; a local time leftis journalist, Jorgo ROSALES Natividad in a conversation de FL.CO with Nikola (LEONOV (201-132139), the Soviet Press Officer, sometime before 1120 hours, said that he "had asked NOVICKI for an opinion on SIEMPRE" Mexican magazine). There was no further explanation of who 'NOVICKI" was, but Station records indicate ROSALES Natividad had been a regular contact of Oldrich NCVICKY, during the latter's tour here as Press Attache of the Czech Embassy. Just prior to this reference to "NOVICKI", ROSALES had been talking to LEONOV about having gotten a lot of material from Cuba (for an article about Che GUEVARA). Does Headquarters have any. information about a possible trip or assignment for NOVICKY in Cuba?5. In summary, the Station does not know exactly how, or why, NOVICKY, a Czech intelligence officer, might have entered Moxico clandestinely, but believes it was possible.![signature for Willard C. CURTIS]201-257691
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UN.T NOTIFIEDCU IED MESSAGE**SECRET** (When Filled In)TOTAL COPIES 26 RO VG AND/OR INITIALS SEEN BYGROUP IREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED1 Bl 6 KR2 7ADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDINDEX: YES NO3 WH 84 95 Cl 10CLASSIFY TO FILE NOBY:ZX REF TO FILE NO.DISSEM EI. PERFILE RID RET. TO BRANCH DESTROY SIG.ACTION SB8INFO RID COPY FILE. VR WHS, RI/AN, CI, CI/UPS, Cilicz,FI, FI/INTZ CAS,SECRET 020057Z JUL 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 61032 JUL 631948DIRECTORREDTOP1. FERNINAND ROBERTOVICH GINNO (201-256876) ARRIVED MEXICO CITY 25 JUNE ON SABENA FLT 555. GINNO ACCOMPANIED BY NINE SOVIETS, WHO PER MAY 68 LICOZY-5 REPORT ARE HERE TO ATTEND THIRD INTERNATIONAL ENDOCRINOLOGY CONGRESS BEING HELD MEXICO.2. LIENVOY REPORTED GINNO CALLED OLD FRIEND, NIKOLAY S. LEONOV (201-132139) ON 26 JUNE. TOLD LEONOV HE TRAVELLING TO LEON, GUANAJUATO ON 27 JUNE TO RETURN 5 JULY. WANTED TO GIVE SOMETHING TO LEONOV. GINNO ADDED THAT GROUP WILL DEPART MEXICO 7 JULY.SECRETBTSECRETCs filed 201-726604201-132139
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# ROBERT BUCKMANNIT: WH/3/CEXT: 7271DATE: 18 JUNE 1968CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION*43/50*CONF: WH8MESSAGE PORMTOTAL COPLES: 32SECRETROUTING AME, OR INITIALS SEEN BY[Figure: a table]INDEX DESTROY RETURN TO. BRANCH FILE RIDNO INDEX FILE IN 'CS' FILE NO.RID COPY INFO: Ris SB8, el, CI/OPS, DDP, ADDPCAS, CA/PEG CA/PROP, FI, FI/INT2 CI/10218 22 31 z Jun 68 CITE DIRECTOR 09166TO PRIORITY BOGOTA INFO MEXICO CITY, CARACASREDTOP AEASSAULTREFS: A) BOGOTA 0123 (IN 32576)* NOT SENT CARACASB) DIRECTOR 04579** NOT SENT CARACASC) BOGOTA 0127 (IN 32609)*** NOT SENT MEXICO CITY1. UPON RECONSIDERATION HQS FEELS THAT IT WOULD BEINADVISABLE IN TERMS OF GREATEST IMPACT TO SURFACE LEONOV CONNECTIONWITHOUT PEG OF MAZATLAN ADDRESS. WITHOUT ADDRESS CONNECTIONWOULD AT BEST BE TENUOUS.2. IN VIEW REF C LEAK CONSIDER IT INADVISABLE FOR TIME BEINGTO CONTINUE EXPLOITATION ANY ASPECT PACHON CASE IN CARACAS.3. FOR BOGOTA: PER REF C, HQS APPRECIATIVE NEED OF KEEPINGEXPLOITATION UNATTRIBUTABLE AND KEEPING PRES. LLERAS' NAME OUT OFIT. WILL CABLE ALL STATIONS TO ONLY REPLAY MATERIALS WHICH CANBE ATTRIBUTED TO OVERT COLOMBIAN SOURCES.WH/1 END OF MESSAGECOORD: SB/O/WH Jim Noland (telecord)WH/3/V Keith Gardiner (draft)WH/CA[Figure: a box containing SECRET]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIR[Figure: A group exclueded from automaticdown grading anddeclassification]
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ORIG:UNIT:EXT:DATE:CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBY: ____________ PER: ____________CONF:RID COPYMESSAGE PORIMTOTAL COPIESSECRETEDUTINES AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BYINDEX DESTROY RETUEN TO. BRANCH FILE RIDNO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO.FILEPAGE 2 CITE DIRECTOR 09166TOWH Comments: *Station will continue to attempt placement of Leonov's connection in case in Bogota press**Advised Station Bogota of pitfalls of surfacing Leonov connection without Mazatlan address, but deferred to Station's judgment.*** Leak of case in Caracas newspaper. Information sourced to "a high official of American Intelligence Service."![Signature of WILLIAM V. BROE, C/WHD]WILLIAM V. BROEC/WHD![Signature of ALFONSO SPERA, C/WH/3]ALFONSO SPERAC/WH/3RELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.COPY NO.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chiefs of Station, Bogota and Mexico CityFROM: Chief, WHDSUBJECT: AEASSAULT/Forwarding of Photographs on Nikolay Sereyevich LEONOVACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESReference: DIRECTOR 08247Forwarded herewith, for Bogota and Mexico, are seven photos of LEONOV.James M. BEGLINGERAttachments: NAPhotos, b/w, for BogotaPhotos, h/w, for MexicoNegatives, h/w, for MexicoDistribution:2 - Bogota2 - Mexico City> [Figure: Microfilmed Stamp with the date JUL 2 1968 and Doc. Micro. Ser.]201-132139> [Figure: Date stamp showing 20 JUN 1968]CROSS REFERENCE TO: D-17-4-135 CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HLBW-5907DATE: 17 June 1968CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER: 201-132139| OFFICE        | OFFICER    | ORIGINATING         |                || ------------- | ---------- | ------------------- | -------------- || WH/3/C        | L. Thierry | TYPIST sh           | EXT. 7271      || OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE       | COORDINATING        | OFFICER'S NAME || SB/O/WH       |            | (in draft)          |                || C/WH/1        | 17/6/68    | Walter J. Kaufman   |                || OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE       | RELEASING           |                || C/WH/3        | 10 June 68 | OFFICER'S SIGNATURE |                |Distribution:1 - RI1 - Chrono> [Figure: Stamps ABSTRACT, FILES and INDEX]DISPATCH
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TO: Mr. ScottFROM: Deputy Chief of MissionBy hand please1/4Ambassador freemantold me a 24 June therhe used this for full dis-cussion with foreignMimistive antonis carriccoFlores on 22 June 1968
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SECRET17 June 1968MEMORANDUM TO : THE AMBASSADORFROM : Winston M. ScottSUBJECT : Soviet Participation in Colombian Subversive Activities1. On the morning of 16 April 1968 our surveillance of Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV, Soviet Press Attache and Second Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, who is a known KGB officer, determined that he had a clandestine meeting with a Latin American male. LEONOV passed a small bundle to this individual. We followed the Latin American to the Hotel Principal, Bolivar 29. Checks at the hotel revealed that he was registered at the hotel as Feliciano PACHON Chaconta, a Colombian citizen, and that a woman, Librada MORENO Leal, also a Colombian citizen, was registered in the same room with him. Airline checks revealed that PACHON arrived in Mexico City on 6 April 1968 and that MORENO arrived on 12 April 1968. Both came from Bogota. Checks with our representatives in Bogota showed that they were both important members of the (PCC) Communist Party of Colombia. Further checks revealed that PACHON and MORENO had air reservations for 20 April 1958 to return to Bogota on separate airlines. Our surveillance confirmed their departure from Mexico City on 20 April 1968 on separate flights.2. We informed our representatives in Bogota who informed the Colombian Security Service. Both were picked up upon arrival in Bogota. PACHON was carrying $70,000 (U.S.) and MORENO was carrying $30,000 (U.S.).3. Both couriers broke and provided considerable information, the most important of which is:a. Identification of the entire clandestine leader- ship of the PCC and FARC.b. FARC: personnel and plans.SECRET201-132139
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SECRET- 2 -c. One courier has made several trips to Mexico to receive money from the Soviets. The largest amount was $200,000 (U.S.) which he got from LEONOV in June 1967. The smallest amount received was $75,000 (U.S.).d. The address and identification of the PCC clandestine printing press. The Colombians raided this installation and captured the operator plus false documents and passports, forging material, presses, etc. He talked and said that he had received 1 1/2 years of training in the USSR in forgery. A11 equipment and false passport blanks were supplied by the Soviets.e. All clandestine support and direction to the PCC and FARC comes from the Soviet Embassy in Mexico. The regular contact is Nikolay S. LEONOV. The chief referent for Communist Party matters in Latin America is Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV, Counselor of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City.4. This whole affair has been personally very embarrasing to Colombian President LLERAS because he had just agreed to diplomatic relations with the USSR. (The new Soviet Ambassador to Colombia, Nikolay A. BELOUS, presented his credentials on 27 May 1968). LLERAS had already been criticized in the press, when it was learned after BELOUS had been accepted, that BELOUS had been declared Persona Non Grata in Argentina in 1958, for direct involvement in fomenting Communist inspired strikes. (COMMENT: In the official curriculum vitae which the Soviet Foreign Office sent to Colombia on BELOUS, his assignment in Argentina was omitted.) Although LLERAS ordered a forceful prosecution of this matter, he insisted that the blame be put on the Cubans rather than the Soviets in order to avoid personal embarrassment.5. We have been covering LEONOV thoroughly because he is the principal KGB contact in Mexico for Communist Parties in other Latin American countries. He has been in Mexico for ten (10) years doing very little other than handling Communist Party matters.6. One of the principal clandestine activities of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico is the support, direction and financing of Latin American Comsupist parties in those Latin American countries where the Soviets do not have diplomatic represent- ation. The Soviets have diplomatic relations with only six (6) Latin American countries, namely, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay, Argentina and Mexico. Thus, the importance of Mexico in this matter.# 12,979SECRET
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SECRET- 3 -7. Please return this material to Room 521 for filing.#12,979Distribution:Orig - THE AMBASSADORMr. ScottSECRET
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# SECRETORIG: LEN THERRY:redUNIT: WH/3/CEXT: 7271DATE: 14 JUNE 1968CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONBY: YCONF: Cl6WH6MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 20ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS SEEN BY*   RID COPY*   INDEX*   DESTROY*   RETURN TO*   FILE*   NO INDEX*   FILE IN CS FILE NO. 17-4-135DDP, ADPP, <5/00 vs C/SBS, c/CA3, DCITO: BOGOTA INFO: MEXICO CITYRYBAT/ASSAULTREF: A. HLBA 10,698B. MEXICO CITY 5893 (IN 29961)1. CAN BOGOTA FORWARD ORIGINALS OF REF/LETTERS TO HQS. FOR POSSIBLE SW ANALYSIS?2. HQS WILL POUCH SEVEN PHOTOS OF LEONOV 17 JUNE TO MEXICO AND BOGOTA. THESE INCLUDE TWO CLOSEUPS OF LEONOV (1964) AND FIVE OTHERS OF LEONOV WITH CASTRO AND KHRUSHCHEV.(1963)END OF MESSAGECOORD: SB/0/WHCalvin M. SmythWILLIAM V. BROEC/WHDforMaurice J. GremillionMAURICE J. GREMILLIONAC/WH/3SECRET201-132139REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGE**SECRET**(When Filled In)TOTAL COPIESGROUP IREPRCOUC1.ON OF THIS COPY PROHIBITLOADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO 201-132139X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO 50/0/WH BRANCHDESTROY SIG,INFO: ve CAS, CALEA, CA/PROP, CA,9/413,RID COPY FILE.ODPADDP, 888 Copo**SECRET** 1301227 JUNE '68 CITE MEXICO CITY 58951BOGOTA, INFO DIRECTOR (Hexi 5813 PS DES/C/UHAEASSAULT nikolay S. ABSTRACT X INDEX13 Ju: 1.2906!1. PASSPORT AND OTHER PHOTOS OF LEONOV DO NOT APPEAR SUITABLE. AIRMAILING NEGATIVE OF PRESS PHOTO OF LEONOV SCOWLING OVER SHOULDER OF YEVGENIY YEVTUSHENKO. IN PHOTO LEONOV APPEARS TO BE TRYING TO CONTROL YEVTUSHENKO AND LOOKS VERY SINISTER. BELIEVE THIS PHOTO WILL BE THE MOST EFFECTIVE FOR PRESS USE.2. MEXICO STATION BELIEVES FROM PAST EXPERIENCE THAT ONCE LILISP-E PUBLISHERS ARTICLE REPORTING LEONOV INVOLVEMENT IN COLOMBIA SUBVERSIVE NET CASE, GOM WILL ISSUE ORDERS TO MEXICAN PRESS NOT TO PUBLISH ANY FURTHER ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC. STATION THEREFORE IS HOLDING OFF ANY FURTHER PUBLICATION OF MATER-IAL ON COLOMBIA SUBVERSION UNTIL IT CAN PUBLISH STORY OF LEONOV INVOLVEMENT. ONCE STORY PUBLISHED HERE STATION ASSET SIMONCINI WILL ALERT UPI CONTACT TO STORY IN ATTEMPT TO GET STORY RELAYED ON WIRE SERVICE.SECRETBTSECRET13. June 68    201-132139
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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                      | 6. DATE PROCESSED                     | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. | 9. EVALUATION ||                                 | 10. DISSEMINATED IN                   | 11. DATE                             |               || 12- CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | DOCUMENT DISPOSITION                  |                                      |               ||                                 | 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.        |                                      |               |PERTINENT INFORMATIONLEONOV, NIKOLAY SEREYEVICH201-132139SEX M DOB ?CIT USSR ?OCC ?< MEXICO017-004-135BOGO-0009611 JUN 68HMMR 6807170475FILE IN 201-132139FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRET
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SECRET# DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE7. 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 INFORMATIONLEONOV, NIKOLAY SEREYEVICH201-132139SEX M DOB ?CIT USSROCC ?< MEXISOV PRESS ATT MECICO CITY017-004-135BOGO-0003704 JUN 68R 6807170479FILE IN 201-13213918. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRET