Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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2. because she, Subject, though willing to pursue a platonic friendship with Andreev would have none of the other, and it was not unlikely that Georgina might captivate Andreev. There was Antonio Garza, Subject's current boy-friend, a bodyguard to Dias Ordaz, who was giving evidence of growing serious about her. Subj was concerned that her participation in the operation might in some way cause harm to Antonio. Subject who entertains a host of artist friends at her home expressed concern that if she were followed and spied upon, a misleading impression might be gained.5. Other personal matters about Subject that came out in the conversation were that she has income from stocks (sufficient to maintain her in Mexico), she is in visitante artista status, would like to attain inmigrado because she has difficulties with the Musicians Union (ANDA) that hampers pursuit of her profession; she is not interested in marriage; she is opposed to by-passing the limitations on her work imposed by her status.6. The C.O.'s, in their guidance to Subject, made it clear that she could pull out of the operation any time she wanted, that it was in her power to terminate it either with us or with the Sovs, if she got involved with them. She was told that there was absolutely no harm that could befall her boy-friend, Antonio, from her continued participation. As for Georgina, the chips would have to fall as they may with Andreev; since Subject was Georgina's confidante, we would be appreciative of knowing about Andreev's involvement in any affair. She wanted to know why we were interested in Andreev, and the C.O.'s gladhanded her to the extent of telling her that it was our business to know about important Soviets, since one never knew when a Soviet might be in need of "help." Subject indicated she was willing to go along further at a slow pace.7. In talking about the Soviet Victory reception, the presence there of LICRAVE-1 (his picture had been in the News) came up. Subject said she knew L-1. She characterized L-1 as flighty. She said he didn't get along with his wife. She intimated that when L-1 was lonely, he chased after female companionship. L-1 drops by Subject's place every so often. She knew that L-1 had left his father's business and had gone in for crop-dusting (a relatively recent development).8. Arrangements were made that "Mort" would keep in touch with Subject about once a week by phone (Tel. 46-71-06, Calle Rio Nova #32) and that later she would be given an emergency number to call.PRM
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SECRET(When Filled In)# DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT             |                                        |                                                    || ------------------------------- | -------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- ||                                 | 2. DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION RI FILE NO. |                                                    ||                                 | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.  | 4. DATE                                            || 5. ANALYST                      | 6. DATE PROCESSED                      | 7. SOURCE CRYPTOWYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION ||                                 | 10. DISSEMINATED IN                    | 11. DATE                                           || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | DOCUMENT DISPOSITION                   |                                                    ||                                 | 13. TRANSFERRED TO FILE NO.            |                                                    || 14.                             | PERTINENT INFORMATION                  |                                                    |KOSTIKOV, V. V.201-305052SEX M 008 ?CIT ?OCC ?C/O 13TH DEPT.MEMBER KGB REZIDENTURA, MEXICO CITY.050-008-010HMMA-2608114 MAY 65A01 P1R 650526212715. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. SECRET. (2-66)
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# SECRETFROM: Mexico CityACTION: WHPINFO: VR. FILE SP.8, c4, culops, sic 2, 61/OA, FL, HE & Filt 2KOSTIKOVECRET 130150ZDIR CITE MEXI 3395. MEXI 339512 May 65REDCOAT 13 May 65 657591. SUBJ IS SYLVIA MCDONALD HEE MELANSON BORN 25 AUG 1934 BEVERLY, MASS. MARRIED 11 YEARS, DIVORCED MAR 1964 FROM BENSON MARION MCDONALD, AGE 48, RESIDENT MULLBERY, FLA. FATHER GREGORY MELANSON, MOTHER CAROLINE. SUBJ'S PROFESSION IS CONCERT LIEDER SINGER, RECENTLY CHANGING OVER TO POPULAR AND FOLK SINGING, ABOUT TO HAVE RECORDING RELEASED.IN MEXI THREE YEARS, VISITANTE STATUS. LIVES RELATIVELY POORLY, INCOME PRINCIPALLY FROM STOCKS DERIVING FROM ALIMONY SETTLEMENT. NO STA OR EMB TRACES.2. PHONED EMB POLITICAL SECTION 8 MAY ASKING ADVICE RE PROPRIETY ATTEND 9 MAY SOVEMB RECEPTION. STATION DEBRIEFING YIELDED FOLL: ABOUT TWO MOS AGO SENT INVITATIONS TO ENTIRE DIP CORP FOR PAINTING EXHIBITION OF FRIEND. ONLY SOV ATTENDING WAS FIRST SEC VLADIMIR IVANOVICH ANDREYEV, SUSPECT KGB. LATTER THEN TENTATIVELY INVITED SUBJ TO EMB RECEPTION, EXPRESSED MUTUAL INTEREST FOLK SINGING, ALSO INVITED SUBJ HIS HOME HEAR SOV RECORDS BUT MADE NO SPECIFIC DATE. BASIS STA CURRENT INTEREST ANDREYEV (SEE BELOW), C/O ASKED SUBJ ATTEND, TAKE NO INIATIVE CULTIVATE A, REPORT RESULTS.
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SECRET3. 12 MAY SUBJ ADVISED THAT A, KOSTIKOV AND LEONOV SPENT CONSIDER-ABLE TIKE LITH HER AT RECEPTION, SHALL TALK PRINCIPALLY, BUT THEY EX-PRESSED INTEREST VISIT FRIENDS ART GALLERY AND THAT SHE GIVE RECITAL AT EFB. A AND KOSTIKOV AT GALLERY 11 MAY FOR TWO HOURS WITH HER.4. SUBJ'S IMPRESSION OF ANDREYEV FOLL: ADEQUATELY SOPHISTICATED AND WESTERNIZED, PROBABLY UNHAPPILY MARRIED, ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN ASSOC-IATIONS AND MENTAL CLIMATE AWAY FROM SOVEKE ENVIIRONMENT.5. APART FROM SPR ON A, STATION'S ONLY RECENT SUBSTANTIAL INFO IS FRON SKATTER WHO SAYS A RELATIONSHIP WITH WIFE PARTICULARLY STRAINED, AND IS ONLY SOV HAS NOTED WITH POSSIBLE VULNERABILITY AT EMB. CAS SEPARATELY REPORTED, SMATTER AND A HAVE RECENTLY BEGUN ACT MUTUAL CULTIVATION)6. ALTHOUGH PREMATURE JUDGE SUBJ'S ABILITY AND INTEREST FOR LONG TERM ACCESS ROLE, SHE ATTRACTIVE, APPEARS INTELLIGENT PERSONABLE AND LEVEL-HEADED. REQUEST TRACES AND INITIATION FOA.7. ALSO REQUEST HOS. RETRACE FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. ANDREYEV, PARTI-CULARLY FROM ODENVY.SECRETCFNSECRET55-60 attache, 3rd Secty Wash.63 - mepi, 1st Sectypers retron associate with LA deps
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGE**SECRET**FROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WH8INFO: VR. FILE, ,ci, cils, CI/K2, F1, 15-DIR CITE MEXI 3151 (EASBY ACTING)REDCOAT LCIMPROVEREF A MEXIC 3090 (W43571)-B MEXI 3113 (W45367) 19 APR 65 IN 477381. FOLLRESUTS INTERROGATION SUBJ 19 APRIL:A.BOTH SUBJS (SEEN SEPARATELY) FREELY ADMITTED TWO VISITSSOVEMB. MET AT FIRST SESSION 12 APR BY SOV FITTING DESCRIPTIONSERGEY NIKOLAYEVICH LEONOV (KGB). LATTER ACTED SYMPATHETIC THEIRINTEREST LIVE USSR, GOT SOME BASIC BIO DATA, AND ASKED THEMRETURN 13 APR TO SEE CONSUL.B. SOV AT SECOND VISIT FITS DESCRIPTION VALERIY VLADIMIROVICHKOSTIKOV (KGB). THEY FILLED OUT AND SIGNED LENGTKY SPANISH CRRUSSIAN LANG FORM COVERNING BIO DATA, AND ALSO WROTE AUTO-BIOGRAPHIES.ACCORDING CRAYNE, GREES AGREED JOIN COMMUNIST PARTY AND ACT AS SPY.ACCORDING GREEN, NO MENTION WHATEVER OF ESPIORAGE. SOV SGAVE THEMIMPRESSION THEY WOULD GET ASYLUK USSR, SAID PROCESSING WOULD TAKE2-3 MONTHS, IMPLIED SOVEMB VOULD GIVE THEM LIVING EXPENSES IRMEXICO UNTIL THEN. TOLD THER RETURN EXT DAY FOR POSSIBLE HANDOUT.SECRET201-305052
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SECRET IN 47738C. SOV ASKED CRAYNE IF HAD BEEN IN ARMY, GOT NEGATIVE REPLY.SOV ASKED IF COULD JOIN ARMY. YES. SOV IMPLIED INTEREST BUT NO FURTHER COMMENT. SOV APPEARED INTERESTED GREEN ALLEGED. ABLITY READ BLUEPRINTS.2. SUBJS ADMITTED THAT TALE REF APUREFABRICATION.HOW ACT REPENTANT AND MEK ABOUT ENTIRE MISADVENTURE.3. LOCAL ODENVY ADVISED. SUBJS WILL BE DEPORTED THIS WEEK.SECRETCFNINFO ON ABOVE SUBSS,SECRET
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2.RI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST6. DATE PROCESSED10. DISSEMINATED IN11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TORI FILE NO.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONKOSTIKOV, VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH 074-126-060/01:201-305052 HMMA-25843SEX M DOB ? 16 APR 65CIT ? A01 P4OCC ?CONSULAR OFFICE ATTACHE. KNOWN KGB OFFICER.R 650503215115. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIOUS. SECRET (7-66)
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SECRET(When Filled In)# DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENT DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONKOSTIKOV, VALERIY VLADIMEROVICH 050-008-004201-305052 HMMA-25800SEX M DOB ? 08 APR 65CIT ? 050-8-4/2-1OCC ? P1ATTACHE IN THE CONSULAR OFFICE OF THE USSREMBASSY, MEXICO. RE 19 MAR 65 CONTACT WITHLUBOMIR BLAZIK /201-206043/ 2ND SECT CONSULAT CZECH EMB IN MEXICO.R 650426053715. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO : Chief, SR DivisionINFO. : Chief, WH DivisionCLASSIFICATION SECRETFROM : Chief of Station, Mexico CityPROCESSING ACTIONMARICED POR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXINGADCROFILALSUBJECT REDWOOD/Transmittal of Soviet Personality Report on Identified KGB Officer,ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV1. Forwarded herewith is the completed SPR on Subject prepared by Vera T. WEISCARVER,2. Because of the lack of secretarial help, the Station is transmitting this to Headquarters with the request that one copy be returned to the Station in final form when Headquarters has the possibility of re-typing it.forWillard C. CurtisAttachement:as stated aboveDistribution:2 SRD w/att, h/w, (1 copy, including photos)1 WHD w/att, h/w, (1 copy, without photos)IAH.CS COPY201-305052CROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMA-25722DAZE2 April 1965CLASSIFICATIONSECRETHOS FILE DILIMBER201-305052FF P-7455
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE RO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYMS. DATE OF INFO. 8. EVALUATION9. ANALYST 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEDOCUMENT CISPOSITION12- CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TOFILE NO.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONKOSTIKOV, VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH 201-741655201-305052 HMMA: 25677SEX A DOB ? 26 MAR 65P8.CIT 'USSROCC ?RE SUBJ ACTS IN MEXICO CITY AND RELATIONSHIPWITH SUBJ OF 201-741655.R 6504091301:15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 867SECRET
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENT  DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. DATESOURCE CRYPTONYM DATE OF INFO. EVALUATIONANALYST DATE PROCESSED DISSEMINATED DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITIONCROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE TRANSFERRED TORI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONKOSTIKOV, VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH 201-101794201-305052 HMMA-25693SEX M DOB ? 26 MAR 65CIT ? ♦P-8187OCC ? P2OLEG MAKSIMOVICH NECHIPORENKO AND SUBJ,BOTH KGBR 6504070066FILE THIS FORM IN FILE. NO.FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS COTIONS.SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WH DivisionINFO.: Chief, SR Division: Chief, KUDESKFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Operational/REDCOAT/LCIMPROVE/Characterization of Valerly Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV1.  Forwarded herewith is a characterization of Subject prepared by Douglas J. FEINGLASS. The SPR on Subject has been prepared and will be forwarded as soon as typed.2.  It is interesting to note that LICOWL-1 describes KOSTIKOV as follows: He is a man who would do anything to anybody. He is without morals, education or manners. He uses foul language and has no respect for others. When KOSTIKOV drinks at his (LICOWL-l's) establishment, with Sovlet women present, KOSTIKOV will run his hand over the legs of the wives of other Soviet employees, while their husbands are present, and thinkno:hing of it. According to LICOWL-1, the husbands say nothing when KOSTIKOV does this. (Comment: However, from a recent LICOWL-1 tape, It appears that Yuriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV, GRU chauffeur, was complaining to Viktor Petrovich KALININ, administrative employee, that his wife was running around with KOSTIKOV and he (ANDRIANOV) was going to say something to KOSTIKOV - someday - but had no: said a word to him as yet.)Willard C. CURTISDistribution:2 WH w/att, h/w (2 copies)1 SR w/att, h/w (one copy)1 KUDESK w/att h/w (one copy)![photo of text]CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHMMMA-25516DATE4 March 1965CLASSIFICATIONSECRETNOS FILE NUMBER 201-305052FFN P-7455
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# Valerly Vladimirovich KOSTIKOVValerly Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV is approximately 35 years of age, corpulent and paunchy, with a round somewhat fleshy face that sports a 5 o'clock shadow, and wears oversized tinted glasses in dark heavy frames, which partially obscure a pair of small, but plercing eyes. His heavy jowla thin lips, wide nostrils and dark hair add to an impression that his features are more of a Semitic, or a Near-Eastern type than that of a Slav. A shapeless dark suit-coat, carelessly put over a white shirt, with unbuttoned collar, through which protrudes a tuft of dark hair complete a photograph of Valerly Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV, Attache ot the Consular Office and Identified member of the KGB.KOSTIKOV arrived in Mexico in December 1961 and assumed his duties as an attache at the USSR Consulate at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. Owing to his extrovert nature and propensity for drinking, he soon acquired several "buddles" of similar background and with similar tastes. Among these individuals, his closest assoclates have been, or still are, the followingVitally Borisovich SHUBIN, Attache and Identified member of the KGB, who left for the USSR in July 1964; Ivan Gavrilovich ALFERIYEV, Pravda Correspondent and KGB officer, who left for the USSR in October 1964; and Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO, Vice-Consul and ideatifled member of the KGB, who is still in Mexico, and who has accepted KOSTIKOV into his circle of Intimate friends.
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However, it was mostly with SHUBIN and ALFERIYEV that KOSTIKOV felt entirely at ease. Many a time KOSTIKOV would talk to elther one of them on the phone and indulge in a friendly exchange of obscenities, where- as he has never spoken to NECHIPORENKO In a like manner, even though KOSTIKOV has been a frequent guest at NECHIPORENKO's house, KOSTIKOV developed an exceedingly close relationship with SHUBIN. They used to travel together to various parts of the country and to spend time together with their families at the Casino de la Selva, a hotel in Cuernavaca. But it was ALFERIYEV's wife Roza, who became the prime target of KOSTIKOV's attentions. An embittered acrimonious woman, Roza, who despised her husband and had a flerce hatred for NECHIPORENKO, was transformed Inro a different human being when KOSTIKOV talked to her on the phone in his best unctuous and ingratiatlon manner. It is impossible to say whether they had sexual relatlons, but the obvious and strong sexual overtones in Roza's volce led one to presume that she had more than just a friendly Interest in KOSTIKOV, who on the other hand, was probably using Roza as a target for his amorous or Illicit aspirations.It seems that KOSTIKOV is quite preoccupled with matters of sex and if given an opportunity would turn into a veritable profligate. Apparently his
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wife Roza has a tolerant attitude towards KOSTIKOV's probable Incur-slons into the domain of maltal infidelity, strice, on one occasion,when KOSTIKOV had been Invited to a supposed stag party at ALFERIYEV'shome, and Roza KOSTIKOV had phoned to caution KOSTIKOV agalustdrinking too much, a woman answered the call and then called KOSTIKOVto the phone. When Roza talked to KOSTIKOV it sounded that she was morepeeved at the fact that she had not been invited to the party rather than thatother women were present there at the time.When KOSTIKOV started talking to his wife on this particular call, healready had had a few drinks and in disguised voice spoke to her in Spanish,French and English, possibly to Impress those who were present. HisSpanish is quite good and fluent, his French is rather tolerable, but hisEnglish is somewhat stilted and of a school-room type. Possibly, he studiedthese languages at the Moscow Institute of Languages.This fluency in Spanish affords KOSTIKOV a great latitude for makingfriends among Mexicans and his easy-going earthy approach is presumablyof considerable help to him in developing contacts. Since his consulardutles are quite negligible, he can easily engage in this sort of activity.In fact, this neglect of official duties prompted a heated argument betweenNECHIPORENKO and the visiting Soviet correspondent Timur GAYDAR,
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who declared tha: ostensibly the consular stafi does not preform any useful function, but just loafs around, H's assertion has been confirmed in part by the attitude of this particular group of Sovlet Embassy employees, who qulte often seek some diversion of a non-Intellectual type. Thus, on one occasion, when a group of Sovlet touristhas a brief stay in Mexio, one of them a woman, complained during a phone call to the Embassy that KOSTIKOV and Leonid Vasilyevich NIKIFOROV, Intourist representative In Mexico, had taken the group leaders to NIKIFOROV's apartment In order to have a few drinks, leaving the rest of the tourists without any Information about their next move and letting them shift for themselves.Since the departure of SHUBIN and ALFERIYEV, KOSTIKOV has started to "cultivate" NIKIFOROV, presumably as a potentlal drinking companion, and has been talking to him on the phone a number of times recently in quite a familiar tone of voice. It seems that. NIKIFOROV, a younger man, is being Influenced by KOSTIKOV to a certain degree.KOSTIKOV's family life does not appear to be a stormy one, because his wife Roza A. sounds easy-going and friendly. She is in charge of the Embassy's dining-room. Her co-workers treat her with a good-humored tolerance and a slight contemp:, KOSTIKOV's daughter Svetlana, born in 1959, seems to be an average child, who does not present any outstanding problems to her parents.
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To summarize KOSTIKOV's character traits and abilities: KOSTIKOVIs well trusted to take trips around the country in the company of anotherSoviet Embassy employee on various matters of Importance and, onoccasions, he acts as an interpreter for visiting Soviet officials. Hisknown physical defect is weak eyes. Sometime ago KOSTIKOV called upan eye-specialist for an appointment, because his eyes were troubling himand that is probably the reason for his wearing tinted glasses. SometimesMexicans refer to him as the man with glasses. It is quite possible that anauto accident KOSTIKOV had in Veracruz may have been caused by hissomewhat defective vision and was not the result of carelessness. However,when KOSTIKOV was excusing himself for it, GARMASHEV, to whomhe spoke on the phone, told him dryly that it was about time KOSTIKOVlearned to drive.Owing to this shortcoming of having weak eyes and his physical makeup, KOSTIKOV does not participate in various Indoor or outdoor sports asmuch as do other members of the Soviet Embassy. It seems that billiardsare about the most strenuous execise that he undertakes. However, it mustnot be surmised that he is a weak individual in a physical sense and willprobably give a good account of himself if a situation will demand It.Many of his intimate collaborators call him "Kopchenyy" or "Smoked"
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which in Russian slang may mean an individual with a dark skin, or mayrefer to the fact of his wearing tinted glasses, or it may signify that he wentthrough a school of hard knockaIt is quite certain that KOSTIKOV and ALFERIYEV belong to the samegroup of former hooligans, who by dint of sheer disregard for moralstandards forged ahead and became "somebodles".KOSTIKOV seems to be qulte unsrupulous, ready to perform any sortof task set before him, not in a cold and methodical way, but with a cer-tain zest and bravado. It appears that he has no moral, religious, orany other type of scruples. He Is vulgar, untidy and lecherous, with apenchant for using lewd and obscene expressions in conversation withhis "buddies", with whom he drinks quite a lot, circumstances permittingIn addition, it must be noted that he is a shrewd and resourceful individualunquestionably loyal to the Communist system.
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# KOSTIKSVACLASSIFIEDSSAGE**SECRET**FROM: MEXICO -TYACTION: C/WILSVB. FILE AP, 6/SRS, 6/4, 6/Ela, P1/111/210004, 6124 212S ECRET 292230ZDIR OCITE MEXI 2337KAPOKORE COAT ICMPROVE LICOZY-SAEPETRE),CSH 43-43 2123 (10 55744)8 MEXI 1977 (IN 39578)30 JAN 65 701881. 11 JAN PRIKHODKO WENT SURJ OFFICE, ASKED L-S GET ASTHMA MEDICATION FOR HIM WHICH PRODUCED, DRAZIL. SUBJ PROMISED DO SOTHRU FRIEND TRAVELLING R100. REQUEST NOS CHECK'P STORY THAT WENT RICO DUFING 63 OR GAWITH SOV SOCCER TEAM. P SAID WOULD SOON HAVE OP MEET WITH HIM AND NECHIPOPENKO.2. 12 JAN N WEIT SUBJ OFFICE CANCEL TRAVEL SESERVATIONS SOV FAMILY, ITGED SA PREPARE REPORT IN ANSWER QUERIES REF AND PAYE REPORT ON MIGRATION CUSTOMS PROCFDUPES ENTER U.S. L-5 TOLON GOING LOS ANGELES ON PUSINESS, N HAD NO REQUIREMENTS.3. 25 JAN SUBJEPARED REQUESTED REPORTS, CLEAYED BY STA, FASSED TON 22 JAN. (SEE IMMA 25275 FOR REPORTS) N APPEARED REASOINALY SETISFIED REPORTS, ŽUT QUIZZED SUBJ CLOSELY ON STATEMENT THAT TOWN PARA 3 C.PES B. KEPT ONLY ONE RESISTRY BOOK. L-S EXPLAINED LACKED TITS MAKE CAREFUL INVESTIGATION, BUT OBTAINED GENERAL INFO RS SMALL TOW FROM CIVIL REGISTRY PERSON. (L-5 DID HOT201305057
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11 74127 PASERSEE TORTILLA. HIS INFO BASED ONLY ON TALK WITH NOTARY AT RECENT CIVIL WEDDING.4. BASIS NOIF'S WHICH CONSULTED CAREFULLY, GAVE SUBJ FOLL.INSTRUCTIONS:A. NOW HAS CONCRETE DEAL. WANTS SUBJ SPOT AND NAME 3-4PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED OPEN BRANCH OFFICE NEW YORK. PERSONNELNOT NECESSARILY DE AMERICAN BORN, BUT CUBE .IN THEM FOR HIS PURPOSES AND ALSO FORBE USED FOR MANY THINGS BY US.N WANTS LIST IN MARCH WHEN RETURN FROM EUROPE. L-5 ASKED.REQUIREMENT MEANT CANCELLATION MOSCOW MAN, SAID BY 30 MEANS,HIS ARRIVAL WILL BE DELAYED CONSIDERABLY DUE NECESSITS PLAN EVERYASPECT CAREFULLY. L-5 REMONSTRATED THAT TIME SPAD SPOTTING AND WISHINGBRANCH MGR COULD NOT BE PROTRACTED. ASKED IF PEPARTS EXISTINGTHIS PLAN QUICKLY IF CAME UP WITH SPECIFIC TYPE. 3(COMMENTS: A. IT PATENTLY UNREALISTIC FOR CONS BELIEVE L-5SHORT TRIPS TO NEW YORK CAN SPOTAT NEXT MEET 3 FED SUBJ WILL ASK FOR CLARIFICATION.SAY HAS THOUGHT OVER REQUIREMENT AND CATEGORICALLYUNABLE UNWILLING GO FAR ENOUGH WITH CANDIDATE TO
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ENGAJE ESPIORACE, REQUIREMENT PUNS COUNTER COMPROMISE ENCENDANGER CELF. 9. ABOVE FLIP IN KOD PLANS GOVIOUSLY STPASSEDEFER HOS ODELVY IF AND HOW INSERT CONTROLLO ASSET AS POR, PLADVISE. NOTE ALSO H ASKED IF SUBU PREFERRED OPEN BRANCH IN LOSANGELES RATE NEW YORK. SUS SAID HAD BUS 1975FESTWHATEVER IN BRANCH, CHOICE IS SOVS.B. N SAID WESTERN EUROPEAN TOUR OPEATOR KAS DISTINCT FROMTRAVEL AGENCIES) WHO RUN TOURS INTO USSR BEING UTILIZED BY AISINSERTAGENTSINTO TOURS. WANTS SUBJ PROVIDE LIST HIS EUROPEANTOUR OPERATOR FRIENDS BY NEXT NECT. UPON L-S RETURN FROMEUDPE WANTS SUBJI RECOMENDATIONS OF CANDIDATES WHOM OUR PEOPLEIN EUROPE CAN WORK ON".CON URGENILY NEEDS INFO ON JORGE CORIES, ASSISTANT STATION GO FORSABENA. L-S KNOUS BY SIGHT ONLY. (COMMENT: VILL FORVARD BIO CATAWHEN ODTAINLE. ONLY STA TRACES ARE LIENVOY. 210 16 JAN 45. 009725CALLED FOR IDEN KOR VALERIY ADIPOVICH. KOTIKOU::JAN CORTES TOLD X THAT SINCE NOW CASCHA TRAFFIC DEPT HAS IBEING RUSSIAN LANG STUDY AND ASKED K'S HELP ON ENROLLMENTPESUMABLY FOR IICMR) K SAID ALL ELP AND SET MEET FOR 19 JAN