Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET-3-LARIN, Nikolay Deryanovich - chauffeurwife: Praskovya Artyexevna LARINAson: Aleksandrdau: Kano unknownLEONOV, Nikolay Sergeyevich - Secretary to Ambassadorwife: Valeriya Ivanovna LEONOVAMAKOVKIN, Vladimir Sergeyevich - Military Attachewife: Sofia MAKOVKINAson: Arkadiy and AleksandrMASTUKEVICH, Vladimir Klyakovich - Second Secretarywife: Lyudmila Kirillovna NASYUKEVICHAson: AlekseyMATVEYEV, Albert Alekseyevich - (employee? - attache?)wife: Yelisaveta Zakharovna MATVEYEVAdau: YelenaMATYEVSKIY, Aleksey Danilovich - Asst. Commercial Officerwife: Loya Ivanovna MAYEVSKIYAson: Viktor and VladimirMITROFANOV, Vasiliy Vasilyevich - Board/chauffeurwife: Klavdiya Semenovna MITROFANOVAson: YevgeniyNASEDEDIN, Dmitriy Pavlovich - Chief/chauffeurwife: Lidiya Grigoryevna NASED KINAson: Boris (not believed to be here)KAUROV, Anatoliy Ivanovich - employee, Military Attache officewife: Yevgeniya NAUMOVANIKIFORETS, Grigori Kornayevich - Naval Attachewife: Mariya Antonovason: ViktorPANOV, Vladimir Mikhaylovich - employee, Commercial Officewife: Lyudmila Vasilyevna PANOVAdau: TatyanaPOPOV, Yevgeniy Mikhaylovich - Third Secretarywife: Vera Dmitriyevna POPOVAson: YevgeniyPUTILIN, Boris - employeewife: Margarita PUTILINAID#:-A-4533Page 3.SECRET50-4-1-282
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SECRETROMIZOV, Nikolay Matveyevich - diplomat, Naval Attache officewife: Kelli A. REMIZOVAson: Aleksandrdau: LarisaROSHCHIN, Nikolay I. - employee, Naval Attache officewife: Larisa ROSHCHINASAFRONOVA, Vera Vladimirovna - employeeSHIKIN, Aleksandr Sergeyevich - employeewife: Lilya Nikolayevna SHIKINAson: ZevgeniySIDIYAKIN, Vasiliy Fedorovich - employeewife: Aleksandra Nikolayevna SIDIYAKINASOKOLOV, Vladimir Nikolayevich - Asst. Military AttacheTROFIMOV, Nikolay Ivanovich - employee, Military Attache officewife: Lyudmila TROFIMOVAson: Sergeydau: NataliyaTROFIMOV, Viktor Nikolayevich - employee, commercial officewife: Lyudmila TROFIMOVAdau: NataliyaVERIN, Konstantin Andreyevich - employee/guardwife: Lyudmila Vladimirovna URINAdau: LarisaZABRODIN, Fedor Nazarovich - employee/guardwife: Mariya Konstantinova LABRODINAdaus: Nina and MargaritaZHUKOV, Lev - First SecretaryZINOVIOVA, Mariya Ilinichna - employee2. This list comprises a roster of personnel known to be present at the Soviet establishment as of 15 June 1956. and includes positions which they are known or presumed to hold.![signature of Gene B. Braddock]Gene B. BRADDOCKDistribution:4 - Wash(1 for REDCAP)2 - Files28 June 1956IDD-A-4833SECRET
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From: MexicoReport No: MM-1610 Local File No:No. of Pages: 1 No. of Enclosures: (5 pages)Report Made By: Howard O. Hoshinson/Oac Approved By: Peter R.AumontDistribution:By copy to:2 - Headquarters Orally to:1 - Embassy (incl' LA & MA)1 - Havana2. Files 25 June 56Source Cryptonym: LYESLOOK-1 References: MFT-319Source, Operational Data, and Contents:Subject: Arrest of Fidel CASTRO Rus, Cuban Exile in MexicoClassificationRI COPY 201-97456EI-132139
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CONFIDENTIALFIELD INFORMATION REFORTCOUNTRY: MexicoSUBJECT: Arrest of Fidel CASTRO Rus,Cuban Exile In MexicoREPORT NO. BI-1640DATE OF INFO: 22 June 1956DATE ACQUIRED: 22 June 1956PLACE ACQUIRED: Mexico CityDATE OF REPORT: 23 June 1956SOURCE: SOURCE EVALUATION, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: Person with connections inMexican Federal SecurityPolice (B).Appraisal of Contents. 2:Among the personal effects of Fidel CASTRO Rus, Cuban exile arrested 21 June 1956 by the Mexican Federal Security Police as a suspected plotter against the government of Cuba, was an address book. Addresses extracted from this book are attached to this report. The contents including address and telephone re Listed Relagui.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALALDAMA, HectorPrato a la Igiorta46-50-64ALVAREZ, Dr13-03-55BARREDO, Rodolfo ArmandF. Royaltyhab no.2915-42-20APENCISIA, Armando315 Vandelinda Ave.Teaneck, New Jersey, USAC-1155TANECAS, ArsacioRa. Penitenciaria 27.Colonia Morelos22-38-58BlancoLais Miya 87.po16521-41-99BOUDET, 001spioDailio Carranza 99Col. Hocleannis,22-27-29 (Cafeteria)BODIA, AlfonsoCadis 215-B.BOSH, JuanRosa 37-(13).36-52-54FENITEZ R.14-06-76CABRERA, Jose (pare DAZ, Eslardo),1597 WebsterCorner 170 Bronx, X.I.C.NIPYA, CarlenB no.510 25 y 27Vedado Habana. CubaF0-2554CASTRO, OrlandoInfa 53..Habera. Cu LaCARLETAS, LorenzoR. Cuba 19, Apto 801,(Lus 300 Este. ViboraHabeROMAN, (Pr) AlfonsoCastro Madero 34Apto 38"Edif. San 19. Res. O.FCABALLERO, Catalina$51/15 F225)Lépes 10-205. Rev. 6.9.26-07-20CALZADILLA, MiguelVictoria 94, Apto 1. Aceive. 619..18-16-15/Trata(7)CASTRO, Lydia18 no.512 Apo 15: Vedado Habana. CeskaF-9022DARD, Cartoya14-01-61DUBOIS, Elia (altos)Godines no. 3118, Apto 4.Esq. a 35 Karianao, Habera, CahaROCHA, David D.21-95-24Etex 55-0, win. 6.3.FRANCO, MaryAlejandro Dumas 131alsos Tenancingo 8, Montesde Oca, y Juan Escutia14-11-17(Col. Polanco & Col. Condera).Meme 8.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALFILALCO, José M.Agustío Lara no. 8-DVeracrus:FERMAN AngelCalle 16-no. 371Lavton, Haba cubanGARCIA, Fela CamppLuis Maya 87/512. Ave.21-44-90.COMEZ, CesarAve. Chapultepec 512(San Antonio) Apto 21. A. Δ.11-72-84ANTONIA, Maria13-25-52GONZALEZ, Isidoro (& Lucrecia?)Rio de la Plata 55. Inwen. D.28-86-68ANGUSTIA, GailanFronton, México94-62QUTIERREZ, NormaLopes no. 134Altos 2.. Revice. C..22-34-99QUTIERREZ, AlbertoPonciano Arriego 16Apto.B.. Mexica.09.GUEVARA, E.Napoles 40,Apto 10 hilaboratorios 19-27-69QuadalupeEspirishIgrl Yariscola36431-80COZZ, Mercedes (de Alvarez)GUTIERREZ L., AlfonsoAv. Juarez no. 119-55, Suc. D. F.14-99-22 offices Perforaciones, S.A.21-37-25, 21-36-42, Eva y Gra.Independencia y FalderauEdit. Altamira,1218-14-94Jaan Panuel26-42-17LucyAtenas 31. Mm...35-23-16LOPEZ, NicoM-0501LCFEZ, JuanOutenberg 16Apto no. 1. io.D.P.11-22-05-LINAFEA; GloriaCalazo po. 92Cd. Pepalrillo0Apto 8. n.26-93-77Graiado 159VELAZQUEZ, LucilaPhin 28, Apto 17. 10..ICAO, PascalRio Tigris no. 42-3Col. CurchtenKAPOOLLES, Fdo.8.0.3cx 3512477 Ν.34 St.Mani 43, Fla., USA.: MENCE, Karta CabezónSan Frco, 712, (alto)14 y 15edoelo Lauiton, Habara Code JESUS, MaricCasa 15-05-92Irab. 35-57-49" Victoris,Tamaulipasho. 65.7"23-36-63CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALMARTIN, Carlos (mz)Cerradade Vallarta no. 10.13-33-46NUIRY, Juan.B-7958OSUNA, Maria LuisaR. Guzmán 19, Apto 5Alfredo21-07-45PEREZ, AlvaroCanaria 605, Apto 2Colonia PortaleoMexico.C(above I'd out)PEREZ, DoraDomingues no. 450.Steirhart, Rosende CollazoMarianao, BO-9691PLERZER, Ramón AguilerCuauhtemoc no. 642Apto no. 6, Colonia PortalesCOELIO, PinaAvo. MexicoCd. Hipodromo,23-34-23Frontón 35-25-82Casa 25-57-51Apto 302."PAPY" FotografíaInsurgentes Sur 1812-66-05.PEÑA, LazaroLopes 44 #20356-10-66MORERA, JoséPl, AidaNicolas San Juan 125Apto 3 (23-37-31)NARVARTE, ColPardo LledoC.O.C.O. Reina 314HabanaRODRIGUEZ, Raúl Santos20-16-38POSELL (Chama)Apto 111-90-55SAADI, RamónA-31-27SANCHEZ, Fdo. AmayaRamón Guzmán no. 6Apdo 21, Treviso.21-31-51SEVILLA, Ninón36-82-89SAVIUR (John Sabatin)Benoit23-13-55 (apto. 7)SOLIZ, PiedadTrab. 18-06-60, ext 22213-44-28SPINDOLATULIO, Guido18-55-50VEGA, Juan ValeroGaraje "Mirtio" Uncanta y 23Vedado, Habana. Cuba.(above I'd out)VANEGAS, Arsacio Arrojo2a Penitenciaria no. 27Col. Morelos22-23-96 H 22-03-57VASALIO, AntonioFiguras 52 (bajas)Esq, Lealtad, Habana. CubaVERTIS, CapitánBar RiviereCol. Polanco.13-08-93gobernación 12-95-96botica 20-53-53casa 20-13-13CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALMiscellaneous, cards, etc.WALERRO, Enrique22-34-14LEONIV, Nikolas S.Embajada de la U.R.S.S., via LF.Tel. 15-51-55SA, Joge BlancoRepública no. 120ArterisaPosto Pinar del Rio,CubaSANTOS, Francisco Herrera(Pintura General)Don Martin no. 19Col. Irrigación20-39-35México, D.F.FERRER, MartaSec. DefensaLomas de Sotelo CamiónReformass Hosp.. Militar(en la puerta)CASTRO, Alfonso RamónMadero 34, Apto 38; Mexico, D.F..Radio Servicio FrancoLaboratorio Tecnico de Radio y TVFRANCO, Roberto ., Dir.Niños Herpers 191 y Dr.Erazo Lts. D-y E. Dtelss 13-45-01, 36-07-73TERTISI, Papy, No. 63113-31-20, 19-32-50PERFORACICIMS, S.A.Av. Juarez No. 119-5521-37-25 y 21-35-42.Mexico, D.F.Ing., Alfonso L.(gerente)Fuego 791, esq. Pisco, anica, B.14-39-22 (casa)ZALEC, Eduardo ReyesNgris 42, esq. BaleasAuto 8Ci Cuauhtemoc.SANDOVAL, Gonzalo E.Libreria JuaresAv. Juares 12Pevillested 250tel. 21-55-74Calzada de Guadalupe, no.55, Amim DF17-17-05GEZAVES Y CARCAYA(compra y venta de autos.)CARCAYA, David de J.Av. Chapultepec 451Mexico, D. F.ROCHA, D.Deaceles 26Apto 55-CAltos Teatro Fabiego, nania DF:Importadora Fotográfica, S.A.Insurgentes Sur 13(antes Paraisin)México 4, D.F.tel. 12-65-05"California"Oral. Prim: Pares de laReformaMéxico, D. F.PAYRIN, Arnalio.203 W. 85th St., Apt. 5New York.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIALCOTU, EnriqueNo. 439Reforma y Elba. Me..28-63-13FDEZ, Sr. RobertoJagueruela no. 17Esq. AugustaFitgra, Habana. CubaCHICO, Srta. Cruz25-06-60de la BARCENA, Joan 45No. 95Colonia CondesaMARTINEZ, R.Calle 11 no. 1007, 10 y 12Apto. 12Vedado - HabanaSUSTANGARTS, GuidoHotel PeyNo. 21Yolanda LAve. Cuitlahuac23-44-48SAN JUAN, Nicolas 125 (2)Apto 3Colonia NavarreARCHALE, C.Kira 157, apto 305Col. GuerreroMexico, D. F.REYES, Esther Fina.29 Nte. no. 55Veracruz, Ver.CAZALI, Augusto AvilaCONFIDENTIAL 201-97056
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20 Kay 1955: kodolfo REAVO, called Subject andavas told "We have found the books and naterial you requested (re Soviet foreign policy)." LENCY said he would take the booke to NEVO the aszt duy. NEMC for reny years active in the Mexican Diplomatic Service, ut one tire being Charge of the Mexican Legation in Barrow, Foland. Now about 75 and inactive in Govermont, but does write articles for the newspaper Excelsior (43735 5 be, 15).6 January 1956: The daughter of Gonoral Heriberto JAKA spoke with Subject at the Soviet Embassy saying she had been told that he was the person who could inform her of when she should come by to pick up translations of the "olincial documents" relative to herself and her father. Subfoot said they woro having some trouble getting the documents translated because of the medical terms, but said they should be ready in about five days (HA 4200).1 February 1956: Subject called Velia Jara de NIETO, daughter of General JARA, and told her that the translations of her father's clinical history had been made from Russian into Spanish. Mrs. NIETO said she would visit the Habassy the next day and ask LEONOV for the raterials (HSIA 4410).24 February 1956: One Samuel RAMOS contacted Subject who acts as secretary to Soviet Anbassador, Mexico. KAS told L50V "He are not going to meet at my house this afternoon, but at S1100's (which is at) Insurgentes 429-51 at the usual hour. Subject replied that he thought he could get to the meeting at 1300 hours and sent greetings "to the boys." FALDS said we have sane books we want to order through LEOV" (MMA 4536).2 March 1956: Samuel RAJAS left a message for Subject that "if he has time I hope he will come to my house today" (HINA 4600),7 March 1956: Samuel RAMOS called Embassy and asked for data on the possibility of staging an international chess match in Wexico. In this conversation it was indicated that KANCS is in the academic line of work. He stated that wa he was "back in olasses" and that reetings could no longer be held in his hose. E told LEONOV that a tournansnt featuring a person named "PCYMARD" would begin Monday (12 March) and invited Subject to see some of it. LEONOV said he would attend if he had time. RANOS then asked when he could see LEONOV to give him a list of books "we want". LEONOV told him to come to the Embassy at any tins, and RAMOS said he would come right away (PMA 4600).0. 27 Jume 1956 Subject's personal calling card found in address book of Fidel GASTRO Rus, Cuban revolutionary detained in Mexico (MEXI 839 16 85358 REP: MEXI 825 IN 34161).22-29 July 1956 Subject served as translator for Eighth International Radiology Congress Soviet delegates (M8M 1752).1 October 1956 Subject and wife requested U.S. transit visas to leave Mexico 17 Ost by rail, entering U.S. via Laredo, to depart lisw York 24 October on Queen Elisabeth (MEXI 231 IN 34833 6 Vct 56).
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24 RIG./.DATE : 26 JUNE 56TO : DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 5INFO COP, CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC, FI, FI/OPS, FI/ROM 3, FI/RIP, PP 2, PP/OPS, SR 3, S/C 2,(SUSPENSE DD/1)MEX 039 (IN 35356) 15202 27 JUN 56 ROUTINETO: DIR INFO: HAVA CITE: MEXIRE:/MEXI 825 (IN 34161) July1. PERSONAL CALLING CARD OF NIKOLAS S. LECHOV, SOV EMBASSY EMPLOYEE, FOUND IN ADDRESS BOOK OF FIDEL CASTRO RUZ. SOURCE LIVESTOCK3. EVAL B-DOC.2. PLANNING KUCAGE EXPLOITATION.END OF MESSAGEFrank: copy was sent to Paul Oberst 18 Aug 61.eloSECRETMexi 817DATE 30 July 56IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGECopy No201-132139
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SECRETIRM-1524 (9 Apr 56)LEONOVpage 49Personal DataName: Nikolai Sergeyevich LECNOWBorn: 22 August 1923, RyssanArrived in Mexico: 11 July 1958 with wifeDocuments: Soviet Service Passport 10724 issued 29 January 1952Title: employeePositions: Believed to be administrative. Secretary to the Ambassador. Possible Translator and interpreter overlapping with the cultural section workResidence in Mexico: July 53 - Nov 55: Industria 71-4Nov 58 - ??: Juanacatlan 81at least Feb 54 to ??: Cuautla 161-9Jan 55 to present: Unknown, possibly in Embassy, possibly at Juanacatlan 71Wife: Valeriya Ivanovna, nickname "Lora"Children: none knownLanguages: Spanish (good to excellent)Other Personal Data: Nickname "Kolya," "Kolyechka"Drives carOfficial ActivitiesLEONOV remains an obscure figure and although we assume he is employed in the administrative section of the Chancellery, we cannot pinpoint his duties. He has identified himself from time to time as the secretary to the Ambassador, has been noted taking his turn as embassy duty officer and has taken hospital bedside guard duty. During 1958, before the arrival of the regular administrative officer, Vladimir Ivanovich ZHUKOV, in November 1953, LEONOV was handling calls concerning goods and services but was probably merely filling in, because of his facility with the Spanish language, until ZHUKOV's arrival. In December 1954 APARINOV asked one of the guards whether he had the keys to LECNOV's room in the embassy. Since, during that time, we believe LEONOV was residing at Industria 71, it would appear that LEONOV had a private office in the embassy, one which was apparently kept locked when he was away. One or two other very vague references indicate he might have something to do with communications work. Beginning about November 1955 LEONOV began to emerge as an interpreter and translator. He spent a good deal of time with the Social Security delegation, with Soviet pianist GILELS and with Soviet movie director ALEKSANDROV, each time appearing as the interpreter or translator. His recent association in January 1956 with the daughter of Communist General Heriberto JARA also involved translation work. Other more recent references make us begin to wonder now if LEONOV might not be connected with the Cultural Section. During the last two months of 1955 he appeared to be associated in work with FASTUKKEVICH, director of the Soviet Embassy Information Bulletin. In March 1956, when PAPOROV could not keep an appointment at University City at the invitation of Mexican President RUIZ CORTINES, he asked that either LEONOV, GUNDAREV or POPOV keep the appointment. It is known that PAPOROV, GUNDAREV and POPOV are all definitely assigned to the Cultural Section indicating further that LECNOV may be associated with that group. We, therefor, classify LEONOV asSECRET145076201-132139
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# SECRETEMM-1524 (9 Apr 58)LECNOVpage 50having worked in the administrative section until late 1955 when his position began to appear as that of translator and interpreter, perhaps more clearly associated with the cultural section. Again, however, he may still be assigned to administrative work in the Chancellery which overlaps with the cultural end.LECNOV's contact with Samuel RAMOS as dispatched in HWA-4356 (19 March 1956) was reported again on 7 March 1958 when RAMOS called LECNOV and the two discussed a chess tournant to which Soviet delegates were apparently to be invited. When LECNOV asked from where RAMOS was calling, he replied from his home. RAMOS stated he was now back in class "at the University" and so "we won't be able to meet at my house now." RAMOS invited LECNOV to one of the tournaments the following week and also made arrangements to visit subject at the embassy to give him the list of books "which we (want)...".Unless LEONCV has something to do with consular affairs, we are at a loss to explain the following LIMERICK reference. On 10 November 1955 a man identifying himself as "your friend, Col. GONZALEZ" asked LEONOV if he had found out about some matter he had requested. It appeared that LEONOV had forwarded the "request" to the USSR and that the Mexican Ambassador to the Soviet Union was to notify Col. GONZALEZ. GONZALEZ stopped short after starting to ask what happened to that matter, explaining it would be better if they got together and talked it over. The two arranged to meet at the embassy. At the beginning of the conversation GONZALEZ, in recalling to LEONOV's mind who he was, stated, "We were chatting about this project which I have to present to the Presidencia about the use of the waters from the Toluca volcano, Chinantecatl." The Cia. Exportadora e Importadora Boxicana, S.A. (CEIMSA) had commissioned GONZALEZ to go to Chihuahua to see some areers and therefore he was not able to contact LECNOV earlier.Other then the two preceding LIMERICK refereness, which in themselves are inconclusive, we have no indication that LECNOV is engaged in RIS activities.There are vague references suggesting that the LECNOVs may be leaving Mexico in April 1956.## Private ActivitiesDuring February 1954 LEONOV was hospitalized at the Sanatorio Lalinde there he underwent an appendectomy performed by Dr. Gustavo BAZ.A L1000 1-2 reference of August 1954 revealed that former Soviet Consul MELNIKOV and his wife agreed that LECHOV played well (possibly a musical instrument or a ball game ??). During March 1955, after he had arranged a movie or given a lecture, two of the embassy wives remarked on how good LECHOV was. (It is known that LEONOV has taken his turn at giving Political Information Class lectures.) LEONOV also appears to enjoy athletics - he plays tennis, attends shooting matches, arranges football games with the Caechs, and plays volleyball. He takes some sort of lessons, not necessarily Spanich, in the embassy. As for LECNCV'S feeling about American movies, he was heard to tell one of the Social Security delegates, "You can really run into trash in an American film,"SECRET145076
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SECRETHR-1524 (9 Apr 56)LEONOVpage 51It is reported by LIMERICK that LEONOVA gives some sort of instruction to embassy personnel and although it is not known just what type of lessons these may be, we venture a guess that she teaches Spanish. During October 1955 LEONOVA underwent a very serious operation, lasting two hours, during which the anesthetisation had to be discontinued because her heart could not take the strain, LEONOVA returned to work again in November 1955.Although one vague reference hinted that LEONOVA may be pregnant now, there have been no allusions to any children the LEONOVS might have. When MATVETEV returned from home leave in the USSR in October 1955, while LEONOVA was undergoing her operation, he said he had seen LEONOVA's father but, because of his age, it would be better that he not be told of her sickness.SECRET145076
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# SECRETCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYCLASSIFICATIONAIRChief, WHDChief of Station, MexicoOperational/LCIMPROVEHDDA A-433629 March 1956Samuel RAMOS; Renee SALCO Burger; et al1. LIMERICK reported that on 24 February 1956 one Samuel RAMOS contacted Nikolai S. LEONOV, who acts as secretary to the Soviet Ambassador in Mexico. RAMOS told LEONOV "We are not going to meet at my house this afternoon but at SALCO's (which is at) Insurgentes 429-51 at the usual hour." LEONOV replied that he thought he could get to the meeting at 1900 hours and sent greetings "to the boys." RAMOS said "we have some books we want to order" through LEONOV.2. On the face of it, this conversation appeared to be quite unusual and attracted the interest of this Station. Furthermore, it is known that for years the Soviets have used the hours between 1900 and 2000 for meeting clandestine or unusual contacts in Mexico.3. The following steps ware taken to ascertain general information on RAMOS and "SALCO":a. Station file record on Samuel RAMOS resulted in no clear identifications. There is a Samuel RAMOS who was listed in 1948 as Rector of the School of Philosophy and Letters of the University.b. LIESTHENITE ascertained that the address mentioned is occupied by a female doctor named Renee SALCO Burger, allegedly of French nationality, who operates a beauty parlor. This is confirmed in the telephone book.c. Files of this office indicate an ODENVY report that one Renee SALCO was a member of the Hungarian club EMUNA in 1951. The files also show that one Alejandro BURGER was a member of the club and that he and Renee lived at the same address. The file further shows that one Andres SALCO was a member of the club and describes him as a Communist sympathizer.# SECRET201-132139 2 of 4
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SECRETHMM-A-433619 March 1956Page 24. Further investigations of the SALGOs will be conducted and their name, together with that of RAMOS, included in our CE suspects list.Thomas G. URQUHARTDistributions1 - Wash(1 for LCIMPROVE)2 - FilesSECRET
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# TOP SECRETFrom: Mexico CityNumber of pages: 8Report No.: HMM-1464 Local File No.:Report made by: Arthur S. StoughNumber of enclosures: noneApproved by: Peter R. AurontDistribution:By copy to: 5 - Headquarters2 - FilesOrally to: 5 mar 56Source cryptonym: LIFEAT/LIBRICKReferences: noneSource, operational data, and comments:Subject: Soviet Commercial Activities in MexicoComments:1.  Forwarded herewith is the first in a proposed series of monthly reports on Soviet commercial activities in Mexico City. Source LIFEAT has since December 1955 developed so much more information on this subject than ever before, that this Station feels a separate monthly summary should be put out.2.  This initial report contains some general background and personnel information on the Soviet commercial office in Mexico for the guidance of Headquarters.> CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY> CLASSIFICATION> ![signature]> Changed to> BY AUTHORITY OF> Date 5 Jun 56ClassificationSECRET/Form No.FEB 1949 51-5914453517.3.132137