Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETDIA CITE MEXICOMANUEL LOIMBRAYVEJEFA MEXT 4190 (UN-24521)1. 8 MAY ISSUE OF HAVE NEWSPAPER EL MUNDO PUBLISHED PHOTO OF NIKOLAY FEODOROVICH LEONOV TOGETHER WITH KHRUSHCHEV AND FIDEL CASTRO IN USSR, LEONOV EVIDENTLY INTERPRETING.2. 31 MAY STATION PLACED ARTICLE IN MIAMI NOTICIAS, ENTITLED "PLAN PREPARED COMMITTEE ALL LATIN AMERICA". ABOVE PHOTO ALSO APPEARED, NOTIONAL CUBAN EXILE RELATED SOV-CUBAN PLAN FINANCED SUBVERSION LA, AND WENT ON TO STATE PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE THAT LEONOV IN CHARGE OF ARMS SMUGGLING INTO CENTRAL AMERICA, AND LATTER WORKS WITH UNMARKED MEXICAN ARMY CAPTAIN THIS PHASE.3. DIRECT HIS ATTENTION REF PE CARDENAS INVOLVEMENT WITH LEONOV.4. FORWARDING CLIPS MAJOR STATIONS FOR REPLAY.5. ADDENDUM: SAME ARTICLE WITH PHOTO APPEARED 31 MAY FRONT PAGE ULTIMAS NOTICIAS, NAMED LORENZO CARDENAS BARAGA CAPTAIN INVOLVED.SECRETC/S COMMENT: CONCERNED SURVEILLANCE OF LEONOV![signature]201-132139
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MOSCOW NEWS Saturday, May 25, 1961![people at the Bratsk hydroelectric project]At the Bratsk hydroelectric project.201-133139
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> [Figure] In the assembly shop of the “Uralmashzavod” enterprise in Sverdlovsk.> ![group of people in assembly shop]
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# MAGNIFICENT PAEAN TO SOVIET-CUBAN FRIENDSHIP> [Figure: Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro raising their arms and hands together at the Luzhniki Stadium during the Soviet-Cuban friendship rally. A crowd is cheering behind them.]> "Long live eternal friendship!" Nikita Khrushchov and Fidel Castro at the Luzhniki Stadium during the Soviet-Cuban friendship rally.
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> [Figure] Top photo: Fidel Castro (left) of Cuba with Khrushchev (left) USSR, V.F. Promyslov (left) USSR, at friendship meeting, central Lenin stadium. Nikolay S. Leonov (LI) USSR, interpreter for Castro.> [Figure] Bottom photo with a slogan written in Spanish and Russian: “Saludo caluroso al comp” “Горячий привет мужествен!”> [Figure] Photo of men, from left to right, Castro (LI) Cuba responding to acclaim. Mikoyan (LI) USSR, joins in applause, Nikolay S. Leonov (LI) USSR, Interpreter for Castro on visit to USSR.201-132139
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![photo of Fidel Castro visiting the Volgograd Tractor Works]> [Figure] Fidel Castro visiting the Volgograd Tractor Works. (For material on Castro's visit to the USSR see pages 3 and 7.)> 1821lay 63, Moscow
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- Moscow News 18 May 63.![Fidel Castro watches the antics of a "Baikal" bear cub he has received as a present.]201-132139
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Moscow News1871ay 63'WE ARE FORGINGHAPPINESS ANDPEACE ON EARTH'> [Figure] A black and white photograph of Fidel Castro with two other people standing outside near snow covered evergreen trees.![Fidel Castro at the Bratsk Hydropower Station.]Fidel Castro at the Bratsk Hydropower Station.201-132139
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SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMSUBJECT: AESTORAGE No. 841Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV (201-132139)DOI: 1962SX-373514 May 1963NOTE: AESTORAGE represents a collation of information provided by several reliable and sensitive sources, some of them documentary. AESTORAGE information is not to be released outside of the Clandestine Services Components of CIA unless written authorization has been granted by C/SR/CI. AFSTORAGE information may be transmitted to CIA field stations only after it has been coordinated with C/SR/CI.In August 1962 Source identified Subject as a KGB officer, presently assigned to Mexico City.Distribution:Orig. - LEONOV dossier1 - DC/SR/CI1 - SR/CI/KSR/CI/K:DRyan![RIS INPUT NO. 6, 27 May 63]SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM201-132139
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Moscow News11 May 63> [Figure: A black and white photograph shows a group of people in a crowd, possibly at a public event. The image quality is grainy.]201-132139
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> [Figure] A photograph of Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro, with Leonid Brezhnev in the background.Nikita Khrushchov and Fidei Castro. In the background, tight, Leond BrezhnevSoviet Weekly9 May 63201-132/39
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Nikita Khrushchov and Fidel Castro at the Likhachov Automobile Works, which they visited the day before May-1.The workers of the plant were holding a social evening at their Palace of Culture, and the distinguished guest was greeted by thousands of people. Both Nikita Khrushchov and Fidel Castro were presented with models of the ZIL car made at the Works. Before the concert, Nikita Khrushchov, Fidel Castro and his party saw a documentary film about the Works, which was the first Soviet automobile plant. Famous performers and amateurs took part in the concert, which wound up with the "July 26th March". The last bars were drowned in enthusiastic applause, and cries of "Viva Fidel!" and "Viva Cuba!" resounded in the hall long afterwards.![crowd of people]
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> [Figure] Fidel Castro (centre) pictured with Nikita Khrushchov and Leonid Brezhnev on the tribune in Red Square, during the Cuban leader's tumultuous welcome last weekendSoviet Weekly3 May 63201-132139![photo of Fidel Castro, Nikita Khrushchev, and Leonid Brezhnev on the tribune in Red Square]
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# LEFTIST SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES-Soviet Directed InsurgencyMonthly CI ReportOSI District 30May 1963(S) (Gp-1) A Soviet Embassy official in Mexico City, Nikolai S. LEONOV, is allegedly actively planning an insurgent movement in Latin America. LEONOV left Mexico for the USSR on 21 April to confer with: KHRUSHCHEV and CASTRO. Credence is given this report by the publication of a photograph of the three on 8 May in a Cuban newspaper. The photograph was purportedly taken during a recent Leeting.(S) (Gp-1) Cuba and Mexico, according to LEONOV's schemes, would serve as bases for the insurgency... Cuba would be the "invisible beachhead" and Mexico the point for covert distribution of arms.(S) (Gp-3) The individual selected as the contact man for arms acquisition is said to have been engaged in similar activity in Guatemala about a year ago.(S) (Gp-3) Another report from sources in Colombia stated that pro-CASTRO ex-President CARDENAS planned to call a meeting in Mexico City of "leftist bent", disgruntled retired military officers from Latin American countries on the subject of insurgency. (DIA, 3 June 1963)
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# NEW YORKTIMESSUNDAY, MAY 5, 1963.# WS OF THE WEL..CASTRO AND SOVIET LEADERS WATCH MAY DAY PARADE IN MOSCOW> [Figure] Photo of Castro and Soviet leaders watching May Day parade in Moscow.> > SUBJ IN> Moscow wpth> This GROUP> As interpreter.> Apr MAY 63132139
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![people waving in USSR]CUBA-USSRAPRIL 28, 1963CASTRO IN USSR. LEFT TO RIGHT, LEONOV, N, USSR; KHRUSHCHEV, N., USSR; CASTRO, F., CUBA; BREZHNEV, L., USSR; SHVERNIK, N., USSR; SUSLOV, A., USSR; KOSYGIN, A., USSR; AND POLYANSKY, D., USSR.OFFICIAL USE ONLYCIA-P-163872
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGEACTION: WH 8INFO : ADDP, CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC 2, FI, FI/INT 2, 5/6, DD/1, AD/CI 2, S/C 2S E C RFICBXW52226ZDIR CITE MEXI 4327 25679 26 APR 1953REDCAPACCORDING LIFIRE NIKOLAY LEONOV LEFT MEXI FOR USSR WITHFAMILY 21 APR ON SABENA.SECRET![signature]SECRET201-132139GROUP 1EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION.
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENT:CABLEDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION:RI FILE NO. 201-28906DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.: MEXI-04309DATE: 24 APR 635. ANALYST6. DATE PROCESSED7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION10. DISSEMINATED IN11. DATE12. CROSS REFERENCE TO THIS FILE:201-132139DOCUMENT DISPOSITION13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATION:LEONOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH /201-132139/NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV /201-132139/ STATIONED MOUNTED LIEMBRACE SURVEILLANCE FOR EVENTUALITY HE MIGHT MAKE LAST MINUTE CLANDESTINE MEETS. MEXI EFFORTS PAID OFF IN THAT TEAM ABLE SPOT OVIOUS CLANDESTINE HALF HOUR MEET EVE 19 APR. TEAM TAILED MEXICAN CONTACT WHOM STATION HAS NOW IDENTIFIED AS LORENZO CARDENAS PARAJAS, CIT MEXICO, FOR INFO CARDENAS, DIRECT HQS ATTENTION LINLUCK TRAFFIC MEXI 0545 ON 11 APR 62, MEXI 0563, 0698, 0827, 0873, AND ALSO OTHER MEXI REPORTING RE CARDENAS.LIEMBRACE SURVEILLANCE LEONOV 20 APR DROPPED DURING LATE AFTERNOON AFTER LEONOV MADE OBVIOUS EFFORTS DETERMINE IF HE UNDER SURVEILLANCE. INTERESTING NOTE THAT LEONOV WAS THEN DRIVING AROUND SAME AREA WHERE HAD CLANDESTINE MEET PREVIOUS EVE. TEAM BELIEVES LEONOV DID NOT DETECT THEIR PRESENCE.ACCORDING LATEST LIEONOV INFO, APPEARS LIKELY LEONOV RETURNING MEXI AFTER HOME LEAVE, USSR.STATION FILES REFLECT THAT BASIS LINLUCK INFO, MEXI ADVISED LITEMPOS DURING APRIL 1962 THAT CARDENAS INVOLVED SMUGGLING ARMS GUAT, APR 63 MEXI LITEMPO PROVIDED FOLL INFO CARDENAS- ENROLLED MILITARY COLLEGE.FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.:201-132139
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# SECRETCOUNTRY Cuba/MexicoREPORT NO. 1281-6770SUBJECT Travel of Victor Rico Galan, Mexican Marrist, to CubaDATE OF REPORT 5 October 1962NO. OF PAGES 1REFERENCESDATE OF INFO. 27 July to 2 October 1962PLACE & DATE ACQ. Mexico, Mexico City (27 July to 2 October 1962)SOURCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE NOTE FOREGOING EXPLANATIONSOURCE: Para, 1: Person (B) in close contact with Rico Galan.Para, 2: Person (B) with good access to travel information.Appraisal of Content: 2No 2011.  Victor Rico Galan, Mexican Marxist journalist and head of the National Press and Propaganda Committee of the Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional (MLN - National Liberation Movement, rebidly anti-United States, pro-Cuba, Communist front, plans to write a political biography on Fidel Castro Rus, Communist Prime Minister of Cuba. Rico Galan, who proposed the idea to the Cuban Government and was accepted, will spend two months in Cuba working on the project.2.  On 2 October Rico Galan left Mexico for Habana, Cuba, on Cubana Airlines. Be carried Mexican passport No. 51115, with a Cuban courtesy visa.
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REPORT COVER SHEETMexico CityLewis L. ROUSERPortia L. SPENCERWillard C. CurtisSECRET/CONTROLLEDCONTENT22 May 1962200-7-23-1LEULICSLEULICSSource got the information reported in the attached from his conversation with Lorenzo Martinez on 5 May. Cardone told Subject he received the information from Victor Nikolayevich Glotov, First Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City.RI - PLEASE INDEX AS INDICATED AND FORWARD CARDS TO THIS STATION FOR ITS FILES.4-Headquarters (JYPULI)1-Guatemala City4-Files1-SIB, PAO, VA, XA, AA, IBMS2-LA201-132/392 pagesDP71S-8-1
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# FIELD INFORMATION REPORTEVALUATION OF SOURCE: A. Completely reliable B. Usually reliable C. Fairly reliable D. Not usually reliable E. Unreliable F. Cannot be judged (Applies to informant only. Back up document rated in Appraisal of Content)APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: 1. Confirmed by other sources 2. Probably true 3. Possibly true 4. Doubtful 5. Improbable 6. Cannot be judged Documentary Details Based on original SourceSECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROLCOUNTRY: Cuba/Guatemala/USSR/MexicoREPORT NO.: 1004-6405SUBJECT: Soviet Assistance to Cuba and GuatemalaDATE OF REPORT: 22 May 1962NO. OF PAGES: 1REFERENCES:DATE OF INFO.: 5 May 1962PLACE & DATE ACQ.: Mexico, Mexico City (5 May 1962)SOURCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE. NOTE FOREGOING EXPLANATIONSOURCE: Persons (B) with good connections in Guatemala Communist circles in Mexico City. Appraisal of Content: 2The Soviet Government has assured the Cuban Government that it will give its assistance to the Cubans in the event of an aggression against Cuba. The Soviets consider Guatemala to be the most sensitive spot in Latin America at the present time, and are very interested in the Guatemalan problem. Because of this the Soviets are prepared to give their all out assistance to both countries in their current political struggles.SECRET/NOFORNCONTINUED CONTROLDISTRIBUTION
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# DISPATCHChief of Station, Mexico CityPossible Exploitation of Links of Soviet EmbassyOfficer with Cuban 26th of July MovementFor your informationAI-10265, 29 November 1961HRK-15907HEADQUARTERS FILE NO50-126-315 December 1961Nikolai Sergeyevich LEONOV returned to Mexico 11 July 1960 and has been assigned to the Soviet Embassy staff, Third Secretary, diplomatic rank, as an assistant to Vladimir KHITROV in the Office of Cultural Affairs. While the Station feels that Fidel CASTRO Ruz's recent public statements admitting his long-time sympathies and associations with Communism somewhat lessens the exploitation impact of this "expose", it is also felt that LEONOV's Mexican background, dating back to 1955 and including the incident played up by the Mexican press in 1956, is worthy of press replay. LEONOV's return and present responsible position in the Soviet Embassy of Mexico will provide added interest in the story. The Station will therefore attempt to obtain the Mexican press accounts of the 1956 incident, updating this information into a press article for exploitation as suggested in references.Willard C. CurtisWillard C. Curtis14 December 1961Distributions3 - HRD5 - Files201-132139
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Chint, WI DivisionIT/pirational/Exploitation of Possible Contact of Soviet Embassy Employee with TICAL/CAFFOACTION L.I.S.T.: Politician provided icks of Soviet Embassy with Cuban 26th of July Movement and return of LIFE, if feasible; see para. 3.REFERENCES:A. SLC-839, (IN 35356)B. KMI-9793, 23 March 1953C. HFI-8593 (15 49057)1. Your attention is directed to reference A which mentioned the proposed KW/CAGE exploitation of the finding of the personal calling card of Nikolai S. LYNOV in the address book of Fidel CASTRO As.2. Although there were ODIFEX reports at the same time as reference A, which recounted that the Mexican press carried a (scarcely accurate and complete) account of the bresum of the Cuban revolutionary conspiracy, that the leader was linked with the Soviet Embassy and that he carried in his wallet a card of LYNOV, Secretary to the Soviet ambassador, it can not be determined at Head- quarters whether there was specific Station planning of this incident.3. In reviewing Station dispatches pertaining to the CASTRO case, reference B was examined, as well as its attachment, the report of LYNOV. The latter apparently attempts to explain the circumstances under which the personal card of LYNOV was "planted" in the CASTRO address book. A discrepancy is noted in the reconstruction of the incident of the arrest of CASTRO and the discovery of LYNOV's card in that both the reference and the attachment describe the circum- stances surrounding the arrest of CASTRO as occurring in November 1956 whereas reference A had already reported the arrest and discovery of LYNOV card in the address book as having occurred in June 1956.4. Now, there is renewed interest in this matter due to the fact that reference C reported LYNOV's return to Mexico for what appears to be a second tour of duty.CONTINUEDDistribution:1 - Mexico City1 - RI1 - RE/Registry1 - WH/3/Mexico/Corona1 - SI/13```Sec 2017 14 Mar 6350-6-83```201-132:39DATE TYPED26 Nov 1961DISPATCH SYMBOL AND SERIESHQM 10265SECURITY INFORMATION50-12-3CLASSIFICATIONSECRETORIGINATING OFFICEWH/3/Mexico A. B. Cromwell baf C/:/3/Mexico 2555COORDINATING OFFICERSSB/10 Frank Lovy (In Draft)WE/C/CAC. K. KingDISPATCH
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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH PRECEDENCEB7M-102655.  The views of Station Mexico are requested as to whether it would be feasible to replay the original incident indicating the tie between CASTRO and LFOV. Even if the incident was not exploited before, it is the opinion of Headquarters that it would be useful to cite a specific CASTRO tie with the Soviets before he took over in Cuba. From a Headquarters viewpoint the alleged action of LIVESPAK/2 in "planting" the card would still not impair the replay of the original incident.END OF DISPATCH
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FPI DOCUMENTDATE: 9 AUGUST 1961CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVENFPI FILE NUMPER: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK)SUPJECT: LEONOV, NIKOLAI SERGEEVICH akaN. S. Leonov
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# SECRETmacijent # 360902-Sept 61## PERSONAL INFORMATION DATA**SCI NUMBER:** 201-132139**A#11155** Dipl Lisi / Sep? اما![photo]**NAME**LC10%, Nikolay Sergeyevich**TITLE** (Position, and country) *3" SeysseptolΗΜΜΑ Π**Serviace**? OFFICER MEXICO**DATE OF ARRIVAL****PCS QEPARTURE**MEXI 8593 6 Aug 6131 July 1961**PASSPORT NO.**D-18009- Wife: D-18010DBF 853219 Aug 61**DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH**22 August 1928/Ryazan**MAILING ADDRESS**PACHUCA-153-405 Condesn**NAME OF WIFE**Valeriya Ivanovna**WIFE'S DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH**30 26 April 1928/Ryazan**CHILDREN**Lan: Irina, b. 62**LANGUAGES**Spanish EXCELLENT**HEIGHT****WEIGHT****DESCRIPTION****COLOR OF EYES****COLOR OF HAIR****COMPLEXION****IDENTIFYING MARKS**OTHER (Include personality, habits, hobbies, vices, etc.)Subject's calling card found in address book of Fidel CASTRO Ruz when latter arrested in Kexi 21 June 1956.MEXI 839 27 Jun 56HMMADS 18305 15 DecDisptch re poss exploitation of Subj with Cuban 24th of Jul Movement.EMM 8492 25 Feb 64Subj's wife works at Sov. Emb. (capacity unknown, probably tyrist).**CAREER**1.  See old REDCAP sheet from previous tour of duty Mexi 1953-56.2.  Subj accompanied MIKOYAN entourage to Cuba for the Soviet Exposition February 1960.FORM 3-39 498 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRETRIS INPUT N21(20)201-132138HMMA 22430HMMA1891-5. 27APR 62
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![photo of Leonid Ivanov, soviet interpreter for Castro]USSR 1963IVANOV, LEONID.INTERPRETER FOR CASTRO.OFFICIAL USE ONLYCIA-P-163160![signature of Nikolay Sergeyevich]
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> [Figure] Castro, Fidel (L2) Cuba, with Khrushchev (L3) USSR, shaking hands with foreign diplomats in Red Square. Nikolay Sergeyevich Leonov (LI) USSR, acting as interpreter for Castro. Official Use Only. CIA-P-162545201-132139![photo of Fidel Castro shaking hands with foreign diplomats]
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FROMMexico CityREPORTING OFFICENClyde K. SHIROCKREPORTS OFFICEFarlePortia L. SPARESUSAPPROVING OFFICENWillard C. CURTISBACKGROUND DATA AND COMMENTS.12-6770DATE OF 5. October 1962RD. NO. I-7354FROW.BCE CR. Para. 1: LICOCKY-1Para. 2: LIFIREThe information in paragraph one of the attached was taken from several scall itens submitted by LICCOKY-1 since 17 July. The information in paragraph two was taken from the LIFIRE airlists.OPTIONALI ENTRIES BELOW REED NOT BE FILLED IN IP DUPLICATED IN ACCOMPANYING REPORTDISTRIBUTIONINTRA-AGENCYEXTRA-AGENCY4-Headquarters (JKPUCK)1-WAVE 019 LIGF3-Files1-EMB, PAO, MA, NA, AA, INS1-14COUNTRYNO. OF ENCLOSURESNonoNO. PAGES1SUBJECTREFERENCESVEL PADA 201-132139APPRDOSPORM 1467 PREVT CS COPY! 201-3364748-00 SECRET (20)
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FPI DOCUMENTDATE: 9 AUGUST 1961CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVENFFI FILE NUMPER: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK)SUPJECT: LEONOVA, VALERIA IVANOVNA aka V. I..Leonova
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE363DATE 4 Aug 61TO , DIRECTORFROM , MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 8INFO. CI, CI/OPS, FI, FI/NT 2/SR 6,/DD/1, AD/CI, S/C 2 COP, CI/IC 2ROUTING142536AUG 6 06 142 61ROUTINEIN 49057DIR CITE MEXI (WARE ACTING) 8593REDCAP1. ACCORDING AIRLISTS FOLL ARRIVALS 31 JULY VIA AIR FRANCE 707: NIKOLAI SERGEYEVICH LEONOV AND WIFE VALERIYA IVANOVNA.2. REQUEST HQS PROVIDE TRACES SUBJS ACTIVITIES SINCE DEPARTURE MEXI OCT 1956.3. ODENVY ADVISED.END OF MESSAGERI trace reg 10 Aug 61Biocard typed 10 auf 61SECRET201-132139REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
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SR/6/Bio (Rebecca T. Clarke)30 June 61X1608 J.8550XXLEONOVNIKOLAYSERGEYEVICHSR/6/Bio cards1953 to 1960XX22 08 28 USSRRYAZAMUSSRUSSRProbably anst interpreterSR/6/Bio706Administrative clerk at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City between March 53 and October 1956. In February 1960 accompanied MIKOYAN entourage to Cuba for the Soviet Cultural and Technical Exposition.201-132139
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FFI DOCUMENTDATE: 17 FEBRUARY 1960CLASSIFICATION: SECRETFFI FILE NUMFER: 105-83963 (FUREAU)SUBJECT: SOVIET CULTURAL AND TECHNICALEXPOSITIONHAVANA, CUFAINTERNAL SECURITY, CUFA
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Report No: 2172 Local:No. of PagesReport Made By: Janice J. MulchNo. of Enclosures: NoneDistribution: 4-ins (2 ALMARAP, 1 CP SIF) Transmitted By: Willard C. -ifferBy copy to: 2-Files Orally to: 12 P 5 Dec 56Source Crypt: LIAC/LIBRIS Reference: NoneSource, Operational Data, and Comments:SUBJECT: Activities of the Soviet Embassy, Mexico City, October 1956CHARGED F EJD/FTClassification: SECRETRI COPY201-122139
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# SECRETFIELD INFORMATION REPORTCOUNTRY: Mexico REPORT NO. EII-2278SUBJECT: Activities of the Soviet Embassy DATE OF INFO: 1-31 October 1956Mexico City, OctoberPLACE ACQUIRED: Mexico City DATE ACQUIRED: 1-31 October 1956DATE OF REPORT: 5 December 1956SOURCE, SOURCE EVALUATION, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: Source having access toSoviet diplomatic circles in Mexico. Considered Content: Documentary.## I. SOVIET EMBASSY ACTIVITIES - RELATIONSThe following information on the activities of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico was developed during the month of October 1956. Separate reports will be furnished on the Commercial and on Cultural and PropagandaActivities of the Embassy. References made below to the visiting Soviet musicians will be detailed in a special report concerning the activities of the musicians while in Mexico.## II. DIPLOMATIC### A. Relations with Mexican Governments1. On 1 October the secretary of Alfonso Eduardo Diaz, Private Secretary to Foreign Minister Padilla Nervo, conferred with Leonid Kadymov, Third Secretary of Soviet Embassy, about a dinner being given by the Embassy the following evening. Soviet Ambassador Anatoliy Dobrynin invited him and his wife to attend a piano concert with him after the dinner.2. On 3 October Kadymov informed Dobrynin that he was very embarrassed about what had happened the previous evening, but he had had a meeting with Padilla Nervo and had not gotten out until 8:30 p.m. He had not known whether to go to the Embassy or to the concert, and asked that Dobrynin excuse him with the Ambassador.3. The private secretary of Jose Gorostiza, Sub-Secretary of Foreign Affairs, left a message at the Soviet Embassy on 3 October indicating he would be unable to accompany the Ambassador to the concert by a Soviet violinist that evening as he had to attend a special dinner. However, Gorostiza had apparently accompanied the Ambassador to a piano concert the previous evening.# SECRETSCFM NO. 51-58 PREVIOUS EDITIONS MAY BE USED. 50-4-1-303