Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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![photo of Kostikova in profile]KOSTIKOVA20 May 65LI LYRIC![photo of V.V. Kostikov]KIRKV.V. KOSTIKOV19 June 66LICALLAcyAH to HMMA-26853 11 Aug 45 201 305052
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DOCUMENT TRANSFFP. AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL RO. DATESOURCE CRYPTONYMS. DATE OF INFO. EVALUATIONANALYST DATE PROCESSEDDISSEMINATED IN DATECROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILETRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONKOSTIKOV, VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH 201-744341201-305052 HMMA-26823SEX M DOB ? 10 AUG 65CIT? PLOCC ?IDENTIFIED KGB OFFICER.R 6508251399FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FILE IN 201-305057
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, SR DivisionINFO: Chief, NH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: REDWOOD - Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV (201-779495)ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:1.  LIFIRE reported the departure on 4 August 1965, Sabena flight 556 for Brussels (and Moscow) of Subject. (It is not known whether Subject's travel was PCS or TDY. Subject's wife and son had left Mexico on 7 July 1965).2.  LIFIRE reported that Subject was travelling on Soviet service passport no. 009260; his wife and daughter had travelled on no. 009270. Subject's age was given as 35, that of his wife as 34, and that of his son Vladimir as 9. (Comment: These ages may be as of 1962, when Subject originally entered Mexico.)3. Travelling on the same flight with Subject were Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052) and his family. KOSTIKOV is an identified KGB officer who was returning to the USSR PCS.forWillard C. CURTISDistribution:2 - CSR1 - CWHCROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATEHMMA - 26824 10 August 1965HQS FILE NUMBER201-779495FFN: P-8125
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INDEX ☐ YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE-A.FILE RID ☐ DIST. ☐ BRANCH ☐DESTROY ☐ SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 5SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDREPRODUCTION PROHIBITED1. PA 5. BI2. WH 6. CI7. RRFROMMEXICO CITYACTION☑ RID COPYADVANCE COPYINFOFILE, UR, WH8, C/1C2, C/1000, F1, F1/INT, WHIC8SECRET 2617012DIR: CITE MEXI A3496 AUG 65 11 27258REDWOOD1.  LIFIRE AND LITEMPO REPORT ARRIVAL 27 JULY VLADISLAV    SERGEYEVICH KORMUSHKIN, AGE 31, WIFE INNA NIKOLAYEVNA AGE    32, SON SERGEY AGE 5. KORMUSHKIN ASSIGNED AS ATTACHE SOVIET    EMB, BELIEVED REPLACING KOSTIKOV (201-325052).2. REQUEST TRACES AND 201.SECRETCFN: 4349 LIFIRE LITEMPO 27 VLADISLAV SERGEYEVICH KORMUSHKIN 31INNA NIKOLAYEVNA 30 SERGEY 5 KORMUSHKIN SOVIET EMBKOSTIKOV 201-305052 201SECRETFile201-744344A-22936201-305052
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# SECRETINDEX: YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.N-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RIDO RET. TO BRANCH ☐FROM MEXICO CITYACTION WH8INFO FILE, UR, SR8, CI, CI/OPS, CI/IC2, FISECRET 252244ZDIR CITE MEXI 4247REDCOAT LCIMPROVE1. ACC LIENVOY 15 JULY MR BRECK (PHONETIC) CALLED SOVEMB FROM   PBPRIE ASKED FOR SOV CONSUL WHO NOT IN. CALLED TWICE AGAIN 15   JULY BAS TOLD CONTACT (KOSTIKOV (221-305652) WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH.2. 3952 HPS 19 JULY UNK MEXICAN CALLED SOVEME ON PARI AMERICA!!   WHO JUST ARRIVED BY BUS FROM PEPRIME AND WHO HAD SPOKEN KOSTIKOV.   SINCE K NOT IN MAN CALLED AGAIN 1124 HRS SAID WAS MR BRECK.   ARRANGED SEE K SAME DAY 1200 HRS AT EMB.3. LIEMPTY 6 RPTED YOUNG AMER TYPE MALE ENTERED SOVEME 1233 HRS   19 JULY. LIENSPACE SURVEILLANCE MOUNTED WHEN HE LEFT EMB AT   1317 SES. NOT DROPPED UNTIL 23 JULY WHEN HE IDENTIFIED BY LIEMBRACE   THROUGH HOTEL AS EUGENE ALLEN BREKKE, "RADIO ANNOUNCER," 1257   ROBERT ST., "DESMOINES, IOWA."4. EMB CHECK SHOWED PROTECTION WELFARE CASE JULY 64 EUGENE   ALLYN BREKKE DPOB 4 MAY 37 BRITI, IOWA. RES 1257 ROPERT ST.,   HILLSIDE, N.J. BREKKE COULD NOT PAY HOTEL BILL AND SOUGHT EMB AID.5. 23 JULY STA OBTAINED ACCESS TO LARGE ENVELOPE CONTAINING   LIRS TO BREKKE. ENVELOPE MAILED FROM JULIA SREKKE, 605 STOCKDALE
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# SECRETI. WEBSTER CITY, IOWA. SENT C/O MP, E. PEARSON 4231 FREIDA ST., LITTLE ROCK ARK. PEARSON APPARENTLY SENT TO POSWING. LIPS TO BREKKE SHOWED HE WRITING BAD CHECKS, SEEKING IMMIGRATION AUSTRALIA, BEHIND ON LOANS, SEARCHING FOR HIS FATHER, ANTONE SAUERIN ΒΡΕΚΚΕ AND HAS MADE FCC APPLICATION FOR RADIO OPEPATOR'S LICENSE.6. POUCHING PHOTOS AND FURTHER DETAILS. LOCAL ODENVY ADVISED. REQUEST HOS TRACES.# SECPETCFN 4247 CC LIENVOY 15 JULY MR BRECK NOT IN 15 JULY KOSTIKOV (201-305252 ENGLISH 2952 HPS 19 JULY UNK MEXICAN AMERICAN BUS X NOT IN 1104 HRS MR. BRECK X 1200 HRS LIEMPTY 6 RPTED 1233 HP.S 19. JULY 1317 HP.S NOT DROPPED 23 JULY HOTEL EUGENE ALLEN BREKKE 1257 ROBERT ST "DESMGINES IOWA JULY 64 EUGENE ALLYN BREKКЕ БРОВ 4 MAY 37 PRITT IOWA RES 1257 FOBERT ST HILLSIDE N.J. NOT PAY HOTEL 23 JULY BREKKE JULIA PREKKE 605 STOCKDALE ST WEBSTER CITY IOWA C/O MP. E. PEARSON 4001 FREIDA ST LITTLE ROCK ARK AUSTRALIA ANTONE SALEFIN BREKKE FCC HWSBT
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, Panama CityINFO: Chief, WH; Chief, SRFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: REDODAT - Modesto * BERMUDEZACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES: A MEXICO CIT PANAMAREFERENCE: PACY-7321, 8 July 19651. Panama City traces are requested on Modesto BERMUDEZ, a Panamanian currently in Mexico City. BERMUDEZ has been in touch with Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052), Vice Consul at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City and identified KGB officer.2. On 7 July 1965 "Modesto" called KOSTIKOV, saying that he had just received a cable asking about the trip to Helsinki, to which "Modesto" wanted to cable a reply. KOSTIKOV sald that they had to walt a day or two, but that he would send an urgeat cable. On 8 July 1965 an individual Identified by voice as the "Modesto" above called KOSTIKOV, who was out, and left the message to tell him that he had a call "from the Panamanians." O: 9 July "Modesto BERMUDEZ," a Panamanian, left a message for KOSTIKOV το / call him. (Source: LIENVOY.)3. It appears that the conversations above refer to the Panamanian delegation to the World Peace Congress being held in Helsinki 10-17 July 1965. BERMUDEZ is not, however, one of the Referenced stx Panamanians who arrived in Mexico on 6 July on their way to the Congreзз.for Willard C. CURTISDistribution:2 - COS, Panama City1 - CWH1 - CSRCS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA - 26602DATE: 14 July 1965MQS FILE NUMBER: 201-305052
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TO: Chief of Station, Mexico CityFROM: Chief, SR via Chief, WHSUBJECT: REDWOODCSPR ON Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305(Z))ACTION REQUIRED: None, for information only.REFERENCE: HMMA-25722, 2 April 1965.Subject SPR typed in final form is forwarded herewith.John T. Ossenbrink3-COS, Mexico City, W/attachmentATTACHMENT:Orig & 1 SPRDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER:HMMW-13801CLASSIFICATION:SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER:201-305052DATE:9 July 1965ORIGINATING OFFICER: George FinneyTYPIST: lamEXT: 6412COORDINATING OFFICER'S NAME: Gindall L. HymOFFICE SYMBOL / DATE:C/SR/O/WH / 9 JulyOFFICE SYMBOL:C/WH/OFFICE SYMBOL / DATE:C/WH1-NH/1 w/att1-SR/O/WH w/att1-RID w/attABSTRACTRELEASING OFFICER'S SIGNATUREDISPATCH
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# SECRETSPR PREPARED BY: Vera T. NEISCARVERDATE: 15 February 1965201 NUMBER: 305052A-NUMBER: 159731. NAME: Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV2. DPOB: 17 March 1933, Moscow. [^1]3. CITIZENSHIP AND PASSPORT DATA (including past citizenship and passports, with dates):Soviet citizen.Service passport no. C-64352, when he arrived in Mexico City on 19 September 1961. [^2]4. ETHNIC ORIGIN:Unknown.5. OTHER NAMES USED (with dates, circumstances, DPOB, citizenship and passport data, if appropriate):Unknown.6. CURRENT POSITION (non-intel1):When Subject arrived in Mexico City, he had employee status. Later Subject was raised to the rank of Vice Consul and, since March 1963, Subject has held the rank of Attache in the Consular Office. [^3]SECRET[^1]: .[^2]: .[^3]: .
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SECRET- 2 -7. RELATIVES (including DPOB, location/address, passport and other personal information where available and appropriate):a. Father: Not known.b. Mother: Not known.c. Spouse (including maiden naae and date of marriage):Roza Aleksandrovna KOSTIKOVADPOB: 2 March 1932, Arkhangel Oblast. (1)Service passport No. C-64355, 19 September 1961.According to LICOWL/1, Subject's wife has blond hair, blue eyes, is short in stature and speaks excellent Spanish. LICOWL/1 also stated that Subject's wife appears to be in charge of the Embassy kitchen. (4) (5)About 18 February 1964, Subject's wife underwent a stomach operation for an unknown ailment. (6)Dr. SORIANO (Seo Western Contacts) has treated Subject's wife for her illnesses. (7) (8) (9)Subject's wife was to be the Soviet Representative in the annual U.N. Parade held in Mexico City in October 1962. (10)j. Children.Daughter - Svetlana Valeriyevna. DPOB: 1959, Moscow. (11)Passport No. C-64353. (Child arrived in Mexico on Mother's passport.)e. Others:None known.SECRET
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SECRET- 3 -8. LANGUAGES (with degree of fluency):a. English:: Good. (11)Subject used English while conversing with NAMSTKOM (See Western Contacts). (12)b. Spanish: Good. (11) (13)c. Subject is reported to be a graduate of the Moscow Institute of Languages: (14)SECRET
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9. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS:(March 1965 - basis LIEMPTY, LICONL/1 and Staffer Observation.)a. Apparent age - 35-38 years.b. Height - 5'10".c. Build - Stocky, paunchy stomach.d. Hair - Dark brown, receding hairline, giving effect of widow's peak, kinky hair.e. Eyes - Small, color not definitely known but believed to be hazel, always wears tinted sunglasses.f. Complexion - White, rough, with heavy beard that is not always well shaved.g. Shape of face - Round, somewhat heavy jowls, thin lips, wide nostrils, Head goes up to point at top but this is covered by his hair.h. General appearance - More Semitic or Near Eastern than Slavic. In general a sloppy dresser with ill fitting clothes.i. Outstanding features and identifying marks - Always wears tinted sunglasses.j. Others - Drinks, uses profane language. (Source - LICONL/1)
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SECRET-6-Public photographs taken at the Mexico CityAirport in 1964. Picture attached tooriginal only.SECRET
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SECRET- 6 -10. PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, HABITS (with specific details and examples    where appropriate including subjects covered in personality/    operational assessment questionnaire):Subject plays volleyball. (16) (17)Subject is a frequent visitor to LICOWL/I's store andaccording to LICOL/1, Subject is a person who can be very politeand very kind. LICONL/1 and Subject have a very friendly relation-ship. (16) (19) However, see also IIMMA-25516, 4 March 1965.LICONL/1 gave a fiesta at his home on 12 September 1964, whichwas attended by several Soviets. Subject and Yuriy DmitriyevichKALININ (see Soviet contacts) became drunk and sick. WhenSubject fully realized what a state KALININ was in, he pulledhimself together and drove KALININ hose. During this fiesta,Subject became interested in Juana Valdes aka Juana PrietoCONZALES (sec Bastern contacts). Sra. GONZALES (see Westerncontacts) Juana's mother, told LICOAL/1 that Subject had offeredthe girl 300 pesos a week to be his girl friend. (4) (20)Prior to the fiesta, LICORL/1 told Yuriy Daitiyevich KALININ(see Soviet contacts) that Subject and Oleg MaksiaovichNECHIPORENKO (see Soviet contacts) were also invited. KALININstated that he did not like these two, that they were tyrants andfelt that they were important personnel since they were diplomats.KALININ also said he did not like the idea of their attending thefiesta, and while speaking appeared to be very disgusted and spaton the floor. (21)SECRET
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## 12. INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION (including justification, sources and narrative discussion):Subject is a known KGB Officer probably from the 13th Department of the First Chief Directorate, identified as such through the AEBURBLE case, (See Intelligence Activities). (38)Subject was a member of the group who met Sergey Nikolayevich ANTONOV, Chief of the Latin American Department of the KGB, at the Airport. (32)Subject continued the clandestine contact with Margarito LNU (See Western Contacts), an unidentified agent previously handled by First Secretary Viktor Nikolayevich GLOTOV, formerly KGB Rezident. (33)Subject has frequently escorted diplomatic couriers to and from the airport, a function primarily of the consular section officers and, as far as is known, principally a KGB responsibility. (33)In the consular office all of Subject's immediate associates are identified KGB officers. (See Soviet contacts). (34)
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SECRET- 10 -Since 1 August 1964, Subject has received in double talk, apparently clandestine calls fron Ricardo LNU, an unidentified male with a Central Averican or Cuban accent. Meetings have been arranged at unnawed places.(COMMENT: A Ricardo LNU with a Central American or Cubaz accent has been in contact with Rogelio RODRIGUES Lopez, Second Secretary and Intelligence Officer, Cuban, Embassy, Mexico City.) (39)(40)On 11 March 1963, one Ricardo PEREZ (not further identified) attempted to call Subject and left a message that he would like to meet with Subject the "place Subject knows" on the next Friday. (41)(COMMENT: Ricardo PEREZ may be identical with RICARDO LAU of the above paragraph because of the similar trend in conversation in arranging meetings. One Ricardo PEREZ called the Cuban Enbassy, on 26 June 1964 to tell Antonio GARCIA Lara, 201-328338, Commercial Attache and Intelligence Officer, Cuban Embassy, Mexico City, that he had a message for GARCIA fros Narguerita DALTON Mexican citizen, student at University of llavana and sister of Raque DALTON, Cuban IS Agent. (42)SECRET
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SECRET- 11 -14. NON-INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY (positions, function, contacts, general activity):On 18 January 1962, Subject called Valeriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV, GRU Chauffeur, and asked for data on the trace of Mexico with Red China for "this year". (43)On 27 March 1962, Subject called the Belgian Embassy to obtain transit visas for two Soviet artists transiting Belgion. (40)On 7 July 1962, Subject was in Cuernavaca, probably for a pleasure trip. (44)Subject called LICOZY/S on 24 August 1962, and asked about travelling by plane from Mexico to Trinidad. LICOZY/S explained that one would have to go fros Mexico to Caracas to Trinidad. Subject stated he would order tickets in September. (19)(COMMENT: The Station has no additional information on this matter.)Subject called Jorge RUEDA to complain because two weeks previously an order had been placed with RUEDA to find a specialist to repair the billiard table at the Embassy. (45)On 7 January 1963, Subject called GARMASHEV (see Soviet contacts) long distance from Vera Cruz, where he had gone to make modical arrangements for a Soviet seaman burned in a shipboard fire. Subject had an automobile accident while on his trip which he related to GARVASHEV. GARMASHEV told Subject he would have to pay his own expenses back to Moxico City and also pay his expenses when he returns for the car after it's repaired. (25)In mid-November 1963, Subject went to Cuautla, (near Mexico City) apparently for recreational reasons. (46)On 16 April 1964, Subject called the Embassy and alsed that Aleksandr Mikhaylovich DENISOV, Third Secretary and GRU officer, call New York and tell "thon" (not further identified) the couriers left on Aeronaves de Mexico, flight 400 at..10:45 am and also asked that DENISOV. then call. Vladimir P GOULISE, Attache-Chief of the Secret Files and Suspect KGB Officer, and tell him "everything is all right". (47)On 29 January 1963, an unidentified man called the Embassy and left a message for Subject to go to the EDITORIAL to see the new edition. The caller also sad "it's urgent". (43)(COMMENT: EDITORIAL may be identical with Editorial Jus S.A. Plaza de Abasolo 14, Col. Guerrero, Mexico 3, D.F.)In September and October 1963, Lee Harvey OSWALD (see Western contacts) was in contact with Subject regarding a visa so that OSWALD might return to the Soviet Union.On 14 September 1964, FHE ALFARO of Mexicana de Aviacion called Subject to say that Subject's Customs Declaration for importing two caseras to Mexico was valid until the 17th, and that he (ALFARO) needed information for the financial details to be arranged. (50)SECRET
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SECRET- 12 -Subject has mado travel arrangements for meubers of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City and also visiting delegations and Soviet TDYers. Subject has ovest relationship with Sabona, Cubana and LICOZY/S for this purpose. (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) (59).Subject has acted as an interpreter and guide for visiting Soviet delegations. (60) (61) (62) (63) (64)Subject directed Sr. HERON (see Western contacts) in sending packages to the USSR. Subject advised that the duties for the Soviet value for the articles to be sent had to be paid in Mexico. (65)Subject has often been in contact with Villana Cia, a customs brokerage fire, about shipments of articles to or from Mexico. (66) (67) (6)Subject is a member of the Consular Corps in Mexico (Organization of Consular Officers). (68) (69)SECRET
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# SECRET-13 -15. CONTACTS (all known friends and associates; including foreign diplomatic, business and social contacts, with dates, nature of association and identifying data broken down in the following categories):a. Soviet friends and associates:Luz Maria Koulfman de SERLOVA aka Luz VERNOVA, wifeof Carlos LACUNAS Zavala (201-138040). Subject wascalled on 5 June 1962 by SERLOVA, who sid she wouldlike to see him. The arranged a time. (70)Oleg Pavlovich MOSKVICHEV: Former employee of theCommercial Office and identified KGB Officer forS&T work. Subject called MOSKVICHEV on 13 November1962tto ask if he right borrow MOSKVICEV's car to goto the dentist. (71)Antonia Libertad PATAN Lopez: Spanish "nino" employedin the Solet Information Bulletin Office. PATAN calledSubject on 21 November 1962 and stated that she'd leftsome documents at the Consular Office and was told tocall Subject. Subject said he looked through herdocuments and they were all in order. (72)(COMMENT: It is unknown what kind of documents thesewere, but they may have concerned a Soviet passport.)Aleksey Ivanovich GARMASHEV: First Secretary and KCBOfficer, suspect deputy KGB Rezident. Subject and..GARMASHEV flew from Mexico City to Tijuana in March 1963. (35)Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO: Vice-Consul and knownKGB Officer. Subject and NECILIPORENKO are social contacts.NECHIPORENKO called Subject at the Embassy on 20 June1964 and told Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKOV, Employee Guard andsuspect KGB Officer, to get Subject on the phone, "butdon't say anything to the others". NECHIPORENKO instructedSubject to go to his (NECHIPORENKO's) house and said, "I'11wait for you near the store that sells paints, but not thenearest one, the one on the corner." NECHIPORENKO calledDr. SORIANO (see kestern contacts) for Subject who wassick in bed. Subject and NECHIPORENKO share the use of aVolkswagon. (73) (74) (75) (13) (76)Ivan Gavrilovich ALFERYEV: Prach Correspondent andidentified KGB Officer. Subject and ALFERYEV flew toTijuana on 1 September 1963. (77)Vitaliy Borisovich SHUBIN: Attache and identified KGBOfficer. Subject and family and the SHUBINs have takenvacations together at Cuernavaca. SHUBIN and Subject arepersonal fiends. (78) (79) (30) (13)Igor KRUGLIY: Member of the Soviet Trade UnionDelegation visiting Mexico in December 1963. Subjectaccompanied and interpreted for members of this group.Subject and SHUBIN drank with KRUGLIY while on thetown one night. (64)Sergey Sergeyevich KONSTANTINOV: First Secretary andKGB Rezident. Subject and KONSTANTINOV are in businessand social contact. (13) (76)Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV: Minister Counsularand suspect KGR Officer. Subject has dined at theKAZANTSEV home. (13)SECRET
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# SECRET- 14 -Rudolph Petrovich SHLYAPNIKOV: Soviet Youth Leader on UNESCO scholarship (suspect KGB) who visited Mexico during September 1964 and was in contact with Subject at this time. (81)Leonid Vasilyevich NIKIFOROV: INTOURIST Representative in the Commercial Office and suspect KGB Officer. Subject used NIKIFOROY;s car in January 1965, after he'd had an accident with his own car. (82)Yuriy Demitriyevich KALININ: KGB Chauffeur. He visits LICONL/1's store frequently and Subject is often with him. Subject drove KALININ home after KALININ got very drunk at LICONL/1's fiesta in September 1964. (20) (83)Jana KANKOVSKA: Secretary at the Czech Comercial Office. KANKOVSKA called Subject on 16 December 1964 and apologized for not being at home when Subject came over to pick up the "notes". (84)Alfredo MIRABAL Diaz: Cuban Consul in Mexico City and known Cuban Intelligence Officer. MIRABAL called the Soviet Embassy on 22 November 1963 and asked to speak to Pavel Antonivich YATSKOV, Consul and identified KGB Officer, who was unavailable. Subject took the call and spoke to MIRABAL using the familiar *tu*.SUBJECT: Forgive me for arriving late.MIRABAL: Did you recover the suitcase?SUBJECT: Yes.MIRABAL: Then it was arriving on the other trip.SUBJECT: Yes.MIRABAL: I called to tell you the following, that regrding that matter that we had talked about, to see if we would spend Sunday intChapultepec park because my wife is preparing some food to eat there.SUBJECT: I'm sorry but I've just made plans for another trip and I'm leaving this very day. So please forgive me for not being able to go with you.(At this point Subject in error addressed MIRABAL as AZCUE and MIRABAL corrected him. COMMENT: MIRABAL replaced Eusebio AZCUE Lopez, Former Cuban Consul. COMMENT: According to LILYRIC Subject did not go on a trip.) Have you already talked with NECHIPORENKO?MIRABAL: I'd like to talk with Pavel YATSKOV.Subject: Wait a minute, he'll come now.MIRABAL: If he's busy I'll call him hter, but I'll be available for the next half hour on # 11-28-47 (phone).SUBJECT: Okay. (121) (122) (123)SECRET
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# SECRET- 15 -b. PBPRIME citizens, official and non-official, including KUBARK staff officers and contract types:Lee Harvey OSWALD: When OSWALD was attempting tα return to the USSR he contacted the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City and spoke with Subject. (49)David PATON: U.S. Embassy Clerk in charge of processing diplomatic visas. Subject was in contact with PATON, when Subject went to the U.S. Embassy to obtain a transit visa for Yelene Nikolayevna FILIPPOVA. Subject handed to PATOY, CARMASHEV'S walling card on the back of which was a tize notation for a previous invitation CARMASHEV had extended to PATON. PATON explained to Subject that he could not accept this invitation. Subject continued to have legitimate contact with PATON arraning transit visas for travelling Soviets. (85) (86) (87) (88) (89) (90) (91) (92)Carol MILLER: Employee of Life Magazine. MILLER called Subject on 2 October 1964 to ask if there wore anything the Soviets wished to add to an article being printed in Life magazine. Subject said no. (149)LIERECT-1: A former Mexico City Station asset of current interest to the Station as an LCIMPROVE possibility. See 201-212649 Subject visited LIERECT-1's Cuernavaca home on Easter 1964. (058)c. Other Western officials and citizens:LICOZY-S: Subject has had legitimate business contact with LICOZY/S while makeng travel arrange- ments for Soviets. Subject has also been in social contact with LICORY/S. (93) (94) (95) (96) (97) (72) (98)Dr. Mario LAGUNILLA Leca: Medical Doctor used by the Soviet Embassy personnel. Subject has been in contact with LAGUNILLA for medical reasons. (7)Margarito LNU: An unidentified male who has been in seemingly clandestine contact with Gombers of the Soviet Embassy since 27 January 1961. Subject has had several calls from Margarito arranging times to meet at places "they know". Margarito has usually stated in his calls that he has some new books. (99) (100) (101) (102) (103)Oscar GUTIERREZ: A Cuban who called the Embassy on 28 November 1962 and asked for "Valeriy". (104)SECRET