Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 1547 SECRETFOR THEM TO DELIVER TO LIREBEL-2, AND THAT LIREBEL-2 SHOULD DELIVERTHIS ENVELOPE TO BALCARCEL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.3. LIREBEL-2 SHOWED ENVELOPE TO TORVESTAD, WHICH HE REPORTED   HE HAD RECEIVED FROM CRUZ AND RODRIGUEZ MORNING 30 SEPT. ENVELOPE   CONTAINED THREE STAPLES AND HAD SCOTCH TAPE ALONG FLAP AND COMPLETELY   AROUND ENVELOPE. UNDER TAPE ALONG FLAP WAS SHORT, WAVY INK LINE.   DUE APPARENT TRAP AND FACT LIREBEL-2 FELT HAD TO GET ENVELOPE   TO BALCARCEL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, NO ATTEMPT MADE TO OPEN IT.   HOWEVER, TORVESTAD CERTAIN ENVELOPE CONTAINED MONEY PLUS SOME NOTES.   LIREBEL-2 TO ATTEMPT TO SEE WHAT IN ENVELOPE WHEN HE DELIVERS IT TO   BAL CAR CEL.4. ACCORDING LIREBEL-2, CRUZ AND RODRIGUEZ DEPARTED MEXICO   CITY VIA AIR FRANCE OB 38 SEPT, EN ROUTE TO MOSCOW.5. LIREBEL-2 ALSO REPORTED ANA MARIA (GOMAR) VILLACORTA DE   ORTIZ SCHEDULED DEPART MEXICO CITY 4 OCT. FOR GUATEMALAN FRONTIER   BY BUS. STATION WILL FORVARD PRIORITY ANY CHANGE GOMAR TRAVEL   PLANS OR CONTACT PLAN FORWARDED REF A.6. INDEX CRUZ, RODRIGUEZ FILE : 201-160430, 201-385852.SECRET
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# DISPATCHChief, SB DivisionChief, WH DivisionChief of Station, Mexico CityREDTOP AEKICKValeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052)Reference: MEXICO CITY 1102, 1 August 1969```CLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR DOOKINGXX NO INDEXING REQUIREDOBELY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGKYOROFILAS```1.  LIFIRE reported that Subject had departed for Moscow on 29 July 1969. Previously LIENVOY had reported that Subject would be going to Moscow for approximately one week. Subject's wife did not accompany Subject to the USSR. LIFIRE reported that KOSTIKOV returned to Mexico City on 18 August 1969 on Air France flight 707.2.  The reason for Subject's trip to Moscow is unknown, but such TDYs are unusual.![Signature of Grace H. Parmliont for/John A. PROBERT]Distribution:2-C/SB1 - C/WHSB TRAVEL INPUT PROGRAVCS COPYHMMA-37839SECRET![Stamp Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]17 September 1969201-3050 52
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SECRET24 SEP 1969TO:Deputy Assistant Secretary for SecurityDepartment of StateFROM:Deputy Director for PlansSUBJECT: KOSTIKOV, Valeri Vladimyrovich201-3050521.  Reference is made to your request dated 25 August 1969 concerning Subject.2.  The files of this office contain the following information concerning Subject. On 19 September 1961 Subject arrived in Mexico City, Mexico, as an employee of the USSR Embassy. Subject was subsequently promoted to the rank of Vice Consul, and as of March 1963, held the position of Consular Attache. Subject was reassigned to Moscow on 4 August 1965. On 13 September 1968 Subject was again assigned to the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, this time as a Second Secretary of the Embassy. Subject is currently serving in this position.3. In a report from a reliable source dated 27 June 1967, Source stated that Subject was in constant contact with Alejandro *BERMUDEZ ALEGRIA*, the leader of the Nicaraguan Communist Party (PCN), while the latter was in Mexico City during June and July 1965.4. On 13 December 1968, a reliable source reported that Subject and another member of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City were arrested in Cluded Victoria, Mexico, on 12 December 1968 for physically assaulting four Mexican citizens with whom Subject and the second Soviet had been socializing. Subject and the second Soviet claimed diplomatic immunity and were released by the Mexican authorities.SECRET201-305052
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SECRET5. Based on his activities and associati.ne while in Mexico City, Mexico, this office considers Subject to be a staff officer of the Soviet Committee for State Security (KGB).6. For additional information concerning Subject, you are referred to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.CSCI-316/03381-69Encl. name checkCC: Federal Bureau of Investigation with copy of name checkRID/CE: JKS/EGV/nkcBASED ON: 201-305052*para 2: 201-305052*para 3: 201-305052HMMA-3235927 June 1967para 4: 201-305052MEXI-843713 December 1968para 5: 201-305052*FILE IN: 201-305052SECRET![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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# DEPARTMENT OF STATE## REQUEST FOR BIOGRAPHIC DATATO:FROM:DATE:FULL NAME (Married woman include maiden name):Valeri Vladimyrovics OSTIKOVALIASES, NICKNAMES:DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH:Varch 17, 1933HOME ADDRESS:previous check 7/3/61SEX:mCITIZENSHIP:SovietMARITAL STATUS:SPOUSE'S NAME:OCCUPATION:NAME AND ADDRESS OF PRESENT EMPLOYER:PREVIOUS EMPLOYERS AND FORMER ADDRESSES (Approximately last ten years):Second Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in MexicoC-3 visa issued; arriving NY July 29, 1969 via Air France Flight 700.Departing for Foscow 'nly 30, 1969 via Aeroflot Col.SB/BIO1. *189732. Ref-NDFOR USE OF DEPARTMENT OF STATE ONLYOFFICE:Visa OfficeTYPE OF DEPARTMENT PROGRAM:DATE:8/25/69NAME OF SUBMITTING OFFICER:SCA:VO:BW DuncanFFOIN, Fvgeni. I..FOR USE OF OTHER OFFICE(S) OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATEFILE IN 201-305052FORM DS-9399-65![stamp on document]26 AUG 1969201-305052
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLASSIFIEDPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED# SECRET(When Filled In)TOTAL COPIES 2-5 33ADVANCE COPYISSUEDBLOTTEDREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDINDEX:BY:AT:DISSEM BY 30 PERACTION UNITWH8FILE, VR RILAN SB8 FF2 CI Cilops CiliczSECRET 012320Z JUL 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 1102DIRECTOR INFO GUATEMALA CITYLIARENA RED COATREF: MEXICO CITY 0831 (IN 93513)2 Aug 69 IN 153221. LIREBEL-2 REPORTED 30 JULY HE TOLD BY JOSE LUIS (BALCARCEL) ORDONEZ (201-160430) 27 JULY THAT "VALERIAN" LEAVING THAT WEEK-END FOR MOSCOW.2. ACCORDING AIR MANIFESTS, VALERY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV (201-305052) DEPARTED MEXICO CITY 29 JULY FOR MOSCOW. ACCORDING LIENVOY, KOSTIKOV RETURNING MOSCOW FOR 8 DAYS CONSULTATIONS..3. ABOVE ADDS WEIGHT TO REF SPECULATION THAT "VALERIAN", WHO REPORTED BY BALCARCEL BE CONTACT OF GUATEMALAN COMMUNIST PARTY IN SOVIET EMBASSY MEXICO, IDENTICAL WITH KOSTIKOV.4. NO INDEX. FILE: 201-160430, 201-305052.SECRETCS COPYSECRETMICROFILMEDAUG 15 1969DOC. MICRO. SER.Colleen:201-30505202 Aug 69
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SECRET19 SEP 1969TO:Deputy Assistant Secretary for SecurityDepartment of StateFROM:Deputy Director for PlaesSUBJECT:KOSTIKOV, Valeri Vladimyrovich1.  Reference la made to your request dated 25 July 1969 concerning Subject.2.  In a report dated 27 August 1962 from a reliable source,    Subject was listed as a known or suspect KGB (Soviet Committee    for State Security) officer. Although this report did not specify    how Subject's position or possible position as an intelligence    officer was determined, numerous additional reports bave    established that Subject is an officer in the KGB. Several of    those reports are noted below.a. A report dated 12 January 1962 from areliable source indicated that Subjecthad a background which *"smoiledstrongly"* of Soviet intelligence service(RIS) connections (i.e., a graduate of theForeign Language Institute and/or theInstitute of Foreign Affairs in Moscow).Subject was described as possibly RISas early as 1959 when he attended aaElectrotechnical Congress heid in Madrid,Spain, from 30 Jane to 10 July 1959.During this congrees, Subject wasfrequently absent from the celegation,studiously avoided having his picturetaken, and was generally noted for his*"suspicious"* behavior.SECRETCS.COPY![stamp: Excluded from automatic declassification]201-305052
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# SECRETb. According to a report dated 16 March 1962 from a reliable source. Subject participated in a Soviet effort to cultivate an American Embassy employee.c. A report dated October 1962 from a reliable source indicated that Subject was believed to be a KGB officer because of his position in the Consular office where most of the personnel were connected with the FC2. Subject had been known to attend meetings in place of other identified KGB officers.d. According to a report dated 20 December 1963 from other reliable sources, Subject KOSTIKOV had apparently taken over as the case officer for one Margarito LNU, an agent of the Soviets who was formerly handled by First Secretary Viktor Nikitovich GLOTOV. GLOTOV was suspected by reliable sources to be the KGB Resident in Mexico City. Subject also had Valeri V. KOSTIKOV HAD considerable contact with Ivan Gavrilovich ALFERYEV, the Pravda correspondent and suspect KGB officer with whom Subject KOSTIKOV traveled to Tijuana, Mexico, on 1 September 1963. Subject frequently escorted diplomatic couriers to and from the airport, a function primarily of the consular section officers KOSTIKOV and, as far as was known, strictly a KGB responsibility. This same report identified all of Subject's close friends as KGB officers.3. In a report dated 14 May 1965, a reliable source, in an attempt to analyze the KGB Residentura in Mexico City, Mexico, stated that Subject was probably a KGB officer.4. According to reports dated 22 December and 27 June 1967 from reliable sources, when Subject came to Mexico he replaced a suspect KGB officer. When he left Mexico, he was replaced by an identified KGB officer.4. For further information concerning Subject, you are referred to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.CSCI-316/03145-69 SECRETCC: Federal Bureau of Investigation with copy of same checkEncl. 1 name check
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SECRETRID/CE: JKS/SC/nkcBASED ON: Review of 201-305052*Para 2: ΗΜΜΑ-19696, 27 August 1962Para 2a: OSMA-13451, 12 January 1962Para 2b: ΗΜΜΑ-18727, 16 March 1962Para 2c: ΗΜΜΑ-19996, 10 October 1962Para 2d: ΉΜΜΑ-22652, 20 December 1963Para 3: ΗΜΜΑ-26081, 14 May 1965Para 4: ΗΜΜΑ-32359, 27 June 1967ΗΜΜΑ-30941, 22 December 1966FILE IN: 201-305052*SECRET![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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# DEPARTMENT OF STATE## REQUEST FOR BIOGRAPHIC DATATO:FROM:![signature]DATE:FULL NAME (Married woman include maiden name)VladimyrovichValeri KOSTIKOVALIASES, NICKNAMESDATE AND FLACE OF BIRTHMarch 17, XX 1933Moscow, USSRMOME ADDRESSprevious check 7/3/61SEXHCITIZENSHIPSovietMARITALSTATUSUKOCCUPATIONNAME AND ADDRESS OF PRESENT EMPLOYERSecond Secretary, Soviet Embassy, Mexico.PREVIOUS EMPLOYERS AND FORMER ADDRESSES (Approximately lost ten years)C-3 visa issued; arriving New York July 29, 1969 via Air France flight 700.Departing for Moscow July 30, 1969 via Aeroflot 001.![signature]FOR USE OF DEPARTMENT OF STATE ONLYOFFICE:Visa Office (Room 511 SA-2)TYPE OF DEPARTMENT PROGRAMDATE:July 25, 1969NAME OF SUBMITTING OFFICERSCA:VO:BWDuncan:bifFEDIN, Evgeni-I.FOR USE OF OTHER OFFICE(S) OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATEDate 14 AUG 1969RI ANALYST SCDIV.SB/X/DO3604 W482607 E/(B)5 LERSB/cl/o КашшгванеFILE IN 201-3050524 28 JUL 1969201-305052FORM DS-9399-65
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BLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDBY AT: ZDISSEM BY 30 PER.ACTION UNIT FILE, VR BRANCHWH8 RILAN SB8/F2 CI cilops CI/IC2787SECRET 012326Z JUL 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 1102DIRECTOR INFO GUATEMALA CITYLIARENA RED COAT 2 Auc 69 IN 15322REF: MEXICO CITY 8831 (IN 93513)1. LIREBEL-2 REPORTED 30 JULY HE TOLD BY JOSE LUIS (BALCARCEL) ORDONEZ (201-160430) 27 JULY THAT "VALERIAN" LEAVING THAT WEEK-END FOR MOSCOW.2. ACCORDING AIR MANIFESTS, VALERY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV (201-305052) DEPARTED MEXICO CITY 29 JULY FOR MOSCOW. ACCORDING LIENVOY, KOSTIKOV RETURNING MOSCOW FOR 8 DAYS CONSULTATIONS.3. ABOVE ADDS WEIGHT TO REF SPECULATION THAT "VALERIAN", WHO REPORTED BY BALCARCEL BE CONTACT OF GUATEMALAN COMMUNIST PARTY IN SOVIET EMBASSY MEXICO, IDENTICAL WITH KOSTIKOV.4. NO INDEX. FILE: 201-160430, 201-305052.SECRETSECRET
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# SECRETSECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONASOM/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIF, MESSAGETOTAL CCA ESROUTING 0/O'R INITIALS SEEN BY(When Filled in)HEPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROW & TEDWANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTEDINDEX:VES NOCLASSIPY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.ATSSEM BY 48 PERFILE RIO RET. TOBRANCHDESTROYOS.GCTIONINPOWH8RID COPYPLE WA BILAN, S38, ciles, cilicz,825 F-121SECRET 020007Z JUL 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 0831GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR 2 JUL 69 IN 93513LIARENA RED COAT1. IN CONVERSATION WITH LIREBEL-2 27 JUNE, JOSE LUIS (BALCARCEL) ORDONEZ (201-160430) COMMENTED UPON DIFFICULTIES GETTING RAPIOACTION IN HIS CONTACTS WITH SOVIET EMBASSY HERE. IN THIS CONTEXT BALCARCEL STATED HIS CONTACT IN EMBASSY ONE "VALERIAN". BALCARCEL STATED SOMETIMES "VALERIAN" TAKES HIM INSIDE SOVIET EMBASSY GROUNDS IN "VALERIAN'S" CAR, BUT OTHER TIMES. HE MUST GO..... TO EMBASSY FRONT GATE AND ASK SEE "VALERIAN". BALCARCEL STATED HE AND "VALERIAN" USUALLY MEET IN OFFICE OF "KUNETSOV"; SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE.2. THERE NO SOVIET OFFICIALS CURRENTLY ASSIGNED MEXICO CITY WITH FIRST NAME "VALRIAN". IT POSSIBLE "VALERIAN" IDENTIFIABLE WITH VALERY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV (201-305052), 2ND SECRETARY IN EMBASSY AND KNOWN KGB OFFICER. ACCORDING STATION FILES, IN 1965 KOSTIKOV IN CONTACT WITH ALEJANDRO (BERMUDEZ) ALEGRIA (201-62689), NICARAGUAN COMMUNIST PARTY (PCN) LEADER WHO SUSPECTED RECEIVE FUNDING FROM SOVIET FOR USE BY PCN. SEE ALSO HMMA-37406, WHICH REPORTED ONE RICRDO RAMIREZ, POSSIBLE IDENTIFIABLE WITH RICARDO (RAMIREZ) DESECRET
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ABLE SECRETARIAT DESEMINATIONJASON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESROUTING AND/OR INITIALS - SEEN BYSECRET(When Filled in)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDMANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDINDEX YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.SEEN BY AT:FILE RID RET. TO BRANCH DESTROY SIGRID COPY INFOFILE. VRPAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 0831 SECRETLEON (201-883287), CALLED SOVIET EMBASSY 18 JUNE ASKING SPEAK WITHKOSTIKOV.3. "KUNETZOV" ASSUMEDLY IDENTIFIABLE WITH SVYATOSLAV KUZNETSOV   (201-87222), CURRENT SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE MEXICO AND KNOWN KGB   OFFICER. HOWEVER, SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE OFFICE LOCATED IN HOME   KUZNETSOV, RATHER THAN IN EMBASSY.4. NO INDEX. FILE: 201-160430; 201-305052.SECRETSECRET
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# SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO HAS LARGE STAFF WHICH DOES LITTLE WORKby Carlos FontielSource: La Prensa Libre (Free Press), 6 May 1969, San Jose, Costa RicaMexico City -- In a letter addressed to our editorial department Peruvian newsmen informed me that, being acquainted with my article "Ahora Peru" [Now Peru], they asked that country's chancellor, Edgardo Jarrin, whether the arrival of a Soviet trade mission in Peru would be only the prelude to another more important mission, that of Soviet diplomatic representation.In that article I observed that members of the Soviet embassy in Mexico City had predicted in that city's social circles that in less than 2 weeks Peru would establish diplomatic relations with the Kremlin at the embassy level.According to the letter, barely 3 days later the Lima daily *La Prensa* confirmed with prominent play the report that I had made in *El Universal Grafico* whose substance I had obtained thanks to the indiscretion of Soviet diplomats included in the "cocktail circuit" organized here among the ambassadors and trade representatives of foreign countries.- 1 -
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I recall that also in *El Universal Grafico* my colleague, Alonso Fonseca G., published a note entitled "Alegres Diplomaticos" [Tipsy Diplomats) recounting the entertaining story of the "binge of Vladislav Koromovshkin and Valery Kostikov, attache and second secretary respectively of the Soviet embassy in Mexico. These officials began their spree "between glasses of expensive wines in the 'red' district of Mexico City but had to bring their adventure to a close at Ciudad Victoria amidst the abuse they hurled at Mexico under the diplomatic immunity which they enjoyed." Apparently, the Soviet diplomats not only have given up decent behavior but are also demonstrating their incompetence. [ら]The Peruvian chancellor, Mercado Jarrin, who announced the arrival of the Soviet trade mission, answered the newsmen's question with a laconic comment that "at the appropriate time you will learn whether the government has decided to take that step" (of establishing diplomatic relations with the USSR). Before the Lima government "decides to take that step," we would like to reproduce these two paragraphs which the journalist Bernardo, Escalante published in an article entitled "La Embajada Misteriosa" (The Mysterious Embassy) in the newspaper *El Sol de Mexico*."The strange thing is that the Soviet embassy is one of those with the largest staff but with the least to do. Those branches that have contact with the public -- consular section, cultural section, tourist agency -- work only 4 hours a week. One can count the number of Mexicans applying for a Russian visa on the fingers of one hand. Trade between Mexico and the USSR is practically nil. The 'cultural relations,' as everyone knows, consist simply- 2 -
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in making propaganda 'from one place to another' inasmuch as in the land of Brezhnev and Kosygin they do not even have a remote idea of what Mexico is like."What is this plethora of Soviet personnel used for then in that embassy where not even a single Mexican citizen is employed, where the domestics themselves are Soviet, in that huge mansion that could serve as a den of vampires? The mystery deepens if one considers that the Mexican embassy staff in Moscow barely numbers six or seven employees whereas the USSR has more than a hundred in Mexico. Why does the Soviet Union have such a large embassy staff in our country if it does what ours does in Moscow?"-3-201-305052
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# Alegres DiplomáticosPor Alonso Sosa CQuerido lector: esta convertida hispanoamérica a Ciudad Victoria. El trata de que las lermuas los diplomáticos contempla a cederlos los ataques. Lo primero que hicieron fue tratar de mofarse del talento de la URES.Los diplomáticos de la embajada rusa en Mexico, Valej. Kiarrow, suuvit saretalos y Viadisiny Esromovahkin agregado, no ano clvidares catre hippis Laoral social a, pera colorear una "gu-Tapeta de cas que hacen.7 olvidar una era otra cosa de desánimos e hijos Plis a Mexico y a los mexico Zas, con el paerexto de queinado ndlerva ado 10 wia Palermo est firme a a Parma. Los rusos se convirtieron diplomaticos telecos, al empiter sus ar-contra los ingenieros, po re an duda prato la prepas rusa combien canelo de cohetes wins guidos hacia la Luna, que 21 con baad is chantstar, se Viron pront cheats de arma.Al Dezar a Ciudad Victoria. Irma ca'es los agregados meses y sus piscias. Pesce at esse und Er de corinsics rentes para que los sortesiacs tueran casuandos, éstos, ces arrogan cia ancien si musica. Corrente nesa de la agresividad de acces sea!vites al gobierno china de Mao Tse Tung tan emperado en seguir la tines dr, aunque! DO 22000 Cue es contrate, ys que son piirros calos. lector que omera confir-nar los detalles decima! chera Interplanetaria y side-Tai con campues ce quienes LED Qua con ia ceruta so getica del poder en Facia el sinya descarte en 'to०![photo of text 201-744341]
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# DISPATCHTO:Chief, SB DivisionINFO:Chief, WH DivisionFROM:Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT:REDTOP/AEKICK/AEBURBLEReference: HMMA-36517, 14 February 19691. On 1 April 1969 the Station received a memorandum from local LNERGO concerning the latest meeting AKBURBLE had with his Soviet Case Orlicers. This memorandum is 1orwarded under separate cover as Attachment #1. The meeting took place in Mexico City on 3 and 4 February 1969. The Soviet case officers were Aleksandr Aleksandrovich NIKITIN (201-784917) and Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052).2. On 8 April 1969 we answered LNERGO's memorandum with comments concerning NIKITIN's and KOSTIKOV's whereabouts on 3 and 4 February 1969, the possible meeting place on 4 February 1969, and the cars used. Recent photographs oi NIKITIN and KOSTIKOV were forwarded to local LNERGO also. This Station memorandum is forwarded under separate cover as Attachment #2.3. It is interesting to note that the 1969 Volkswagen with Mexico City plates 787 IW, assigned to Stanislav Vasilyevich SYCHEV (201-320963) as used as the vehicle to drive AEBURBLE to the meeting site on 4 February 1969. The use of SYCHEV's vehicle, which is one of two Soviet vehicles which do not have diplomatic license plates, strengthens our suspicion that SYCHEV is a KGB officer.![signature of Millard C. CURTIS]for/Millard C. CURTISAttachment:1. LNERGO Memo u/s/c2. Station memo u/s/cDistribution:*   C/SB w/att u/s/c*   C/WH w/o att![illegible handwriting] 201-248427CROSS REFERENCE TO:201-784917201-305052201-326963DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER:HMMA-36888DATE:9 April 1969![handwritten file number] 201-305052NOS FILE NUMBER:201-248427
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SECRETTO:DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationAttention: Mr. S. J. PapichFROM:Deputy Director for PlansSUBJECT: Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOVAleksandr Aleksandrovich NIKIYINPer your request, enclosed are the following most recent photographs available of subject Soviets who are presently assigned to the Soviet Embassy, Mexico City:a. Photo 1: Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV, born: 13 March 1933, Moscow, photo dated 1959.b. Photo 2: Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV - 1965c. Photo 3: Rosa Aleksandrovna KOSTIKOVA, born: 2 March 1932, Arkhangelak, photo dated 1965.d. Photo 4: Aleksandr Aleksandrovich NIKIYIN, born 7 June 1929, Sverdlovsk, photo received 1965.e. Photo 5: Nina Afanasyevna NIKITINA, born 1931, Arkhangel-sk Oblast, photo received 1965.CSCI-316/00518-69SB/CI/P:AJHPeck X-4496 17 Feb 69Distribution:1 - CI/LS1 - CI/OPS/SB1 - CI/R&A1 - SB/X/WH1 - SB/CI/P/AP - Chrono1 - SB/CI/P/AP - Comeback2 - RID/AN/SB - Please classify: KOSTIKOV, 201-305052NIKITIN, 201-784917B 201-784917 CS COPYSECRET201-305052
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Valeri V. Ecstikov have met him but I do not know his Lich.Valentin Longuinov, in charge of consuler affairs, his wife are and family very nice, Alexandra has been an slmingziara skating star, both speak very good Spanis, and fair English. Their daughter Kirine, sixteen years old, very sophisticated, care here for a holilay. The only child of that age we have ever seen here. They have another child, who is in Moscon. Both have been at our house for a party. In general scviet people come alone, leaving the wives behind.Dmitri Prygov, wife Natalia, have en small child born here, he has been writing a book on the Mexican revolution. We are family good friends. He was introduced to me by Poris Kazantsev who invited me for lunch for the ocasion. Then we go to the Soviet embassy both he and Tchnykhov are always very attentive.I know several other people from the Soviet embassy but really I could not place them together with their nanes.Extract from HHMA-36436, 12/2/69 (RedTop Ops)
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SECPET 211825Z JAN 69 СПЕ MEXICO CITY 8795DIPZHTOR INFO LIMA, PUENOS AIRESMHSPAWN REDCOATPEF: LIMA-3640(71317)1. FOLLOW UP STORY PER SEF PAPA? PROLISHED"EL UNIVERSAL GRAFICO" OF 17 JAN. POUCHING CLIPSALL ADDEES.2. FILE 52-126-22/3。SECRETSECRET21 Jan 59 IN76296201-315052
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, SB DivisionINFO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CityCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:MARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMSUBJECT: REDTOP Aleksandr Mikhaylovich BROVKIN (201-185114)ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES: Reference: HMB-6229, 19 December 19681.  LIFIRE reported the PCS departure of the BROVKIN family on 22 September 1968 aboard Sabena Flight 556. Subject travelled on Soviet Diplomatic Passport D-008133.2.  BROVKIN held the position of Third Secretary at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. He was replaced by Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052), who assumed the title of Second Secretary.3.  Forwarded herewith are recent LICALLA photographs of Subject.for/Willard C. CURTISAttachment: Photo h/wDistribution:2 - C/SB w/att h/w2 - C/WH w/o attCS copy filed in 201-80file in 201-305052CROSS REFERENCE ID: 201-305052DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HEMA-36121DATE: 27 December 1968CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER: 201-185114