Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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440млн. долларов).-Каковы будут главные принципи политики правительствав этих важных отраслях экономики? - Спросили ми министра.- Революционное правительство намерено обеспечить  эксплуатацию горнорудных богатств в интересах страны. На-  ходясь в руках частного капитала эти богатства нередко  служили спекулятивным целям, заявил он. - Ми примем  законы , которые в обязательном порядке заставят концес-  сионеров разрабатывать месторождения и не позволят приоб-  ретать за бесценек право собственности на эксплуатируе-  мые месторождения.Мы надеемся развивать мелкие и средние предприятия,росту которых будут содействовать и налоговые льготы, иособенно наша кредитная политика, система государственно-го-строительства дорог, геологических исоледований и т.д.Конечно, -подчеркивает министр, это не значит, что мыдействовать развитию крупных горно-й, когда их деятельность не будет проти--сам нации.Учитызая частые заявления прессы и политических дея-телей США о том, что в Перу-де. начинаются "гонения" наамериканские капиталы, мы поинтересовались у министра,чем обоснованы подобные заявления.- На иностранный капитал, ответил Фернандес Маль-  донадо, - у нас не накладывается других ограничений, кро-  ме необходимости подчиняться перуанским захонам. Мы на-  мерены создать из разрозненных законоположений единый
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3. кодекс норм, регулирующий деятельность иностранцев. Этоткодекс охватывает проблены налогообложения и контролянад использованием валютных средств, вопросы техникибезопасности и гигиены труда, основы взаимоотношений неж-ду иностранными концессионерами и рабочими и т.д.В области ископаемих энергетических ресурсов (нефть,газ, уголь) государство оставляет за собой преимущест-венное право добычи, обработки и реализации продукции.Хновная нефтехимическая промышленность также будетпринадлежать государству. Революционное правительствозаявило: частный капитал будет допускаться только на ос-нове временных производственных контрактов.Касаясь перспектив укрепления энергетической базыстраны, министр сказал, что сейчас в центральной частиКордильер ведется строительство гидроэлектростанции.Мощность первой очереди составит 325 тыс.киловатт. 38-тем она будет доведена до 1 млн. кет. Осуществление мно-гих других проектов, имеющихся в портфеле министерства,пока задерживается из-за напряженности - платежном ба-лансе страны. Специалисты Министерства работают надпробленой быстрейшего использования для выработки электро-Өнергии попутных газов нефтяных месторождений.Министр говорит о том, что придет время, когда Перунаверстает потерянное и сможет приступить к использованиюядерной энергии в народном хозяйстве. Для выполнениянамеченных планов Потребуется экономическая и тех-ническая помощь извне, и любое участие СССР в этой об-ласти будет приветствоваться.- Путь революции не усыпан розами, но мы готовы  идти по нему вперед, невзирая на разные уколы и занозы, -  сказал министр в заключение встречи.Лима,Н. ЛЕСНОВспец. корр. ΑΠΗ,Aug 69.
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PAS PASEEDTHOLE FROUESTICרוק כתון 65ר. 160607CS COPY FE 201-806.345DUPLICATE COPYFOR CROSS F201-/32/39
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT             | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION                            || ------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- ||                                 | 2. RI FILE NO.                                     ||                                 | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE      || 5. ANALYST                      | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION || 6. DATE PROCESSED               | 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATE                       || DOCUMENT DISPOSITION            |                                                    || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.                     |PERTINENT INFORMATIONLEONOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH201-132139SEX M DOB ?CIT ?OCC ?SUBJ KNOWN KGB, SECOND SECY AND PRESSATTACHE, MEXICO 61-68201-193170DIR -10565927 JAN 71P2R 7102190049FILE IN 201-13213918. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 8-67 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET(7-68)
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SECRETWH-8, FILE, VR020DDP, Addr, C/DO, OA-5, Orfer.SECRET 1622382 NOV 72 CITE LIMA 7922 16 Nov 207552DIRECTORREF: LIMA 7523(10207566)1. SUSPECT DULAN-2 SPEAKING FOR EFFECT ON HIS SPECIFIC AUDIENCE IN VIEW PAST COOPERATION WITH STATION, INCLUDING PART HE PLAYED IN LEONCU EXPULSION. IN JANUARY 1972 HE HAD SPOKEN FRANKLY OF HIS BELIEF THAT U.S. WAS BUILDING CHILEAN MILITARY STRENGTH AS COUNTER TO VELASCO GOVERNMENT BUT C/O HAD BELIEVED HE HAD DISABUSED HIM OF THAT MISCONCEPTION (LIMA 6345).ATTEMPTS TO DISABUSE DULAMA-2 OF VELASCO GOVERNMENT ACCUSATIONS SURROUNDING CHAPPERS' DEPORTATION POSSIBLY LESS SUCCESSFUL.IN ANY CASE, DULINDEN-11'S ACCOUNT OF DULAMA-2'S OBSERVATIONS ACCEPTED AS FACT AND WILL BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN FUTURE DEALINGS WITH THIS STATION CONTACT.2. FILE: 201-852600 GP-1SECRETSECRET 201-132133
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# SECRET 021729Z DEC 69 CITE LIMA 6145DIRECTORREDIOP AEKICKREFS: A. LIMA 6094 (90718)B. LIMA 5278 (IN)C. HPLW 54211. IN RECHECKING REF A STORY WITH IDEN A REF A, DUBRIDE 20 LEARNED SOVIET INVOLVED WAS NOT NIKOLAY ROMANOV BUT KG OFFICER NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV WHO WAS HERE ON TDY FROM 23 APRIL TO 17 JULY 69. HOWEVER IDEN A CLARIFIED REF A. STATEMENI ON "QUIET" PNG ACTION BY STATING "IT IS PRESUMED" THAT DIPLOMATIC NOTE REQUESTING LEONOV'S DEPARTURE WAS PASSED TO SOVIET EMBASSY. IDEN A ALSO STATED THAT REASON FOR PNG ACTION BASED ON REPORT WHICH REVEALED THAT ON 8 JULY 69 LEONOV DELIVERED SPEECH AT LUNCHEON MEETING OF FLN COMMITTEE.IDEN A ADDED THAT THIS REPORT, WHICH WENT TO (ARMY, INTELL SIE), PROVIDED CONFIRMATION OF HIS POLITICAL ACTIVITY IN PERU.2. STATION ATTEMPTING CONFIR DIET" PNG ACTION. WE KNOW DUBRIDE KEPT CLOSE WATCH ON LEONOV PARTICULAREYS AFTER RECEIVING STATION TRACES ON HIM. SIE INTEREST PROBABLY AROUSED AS RESULT OF MEETING BETWEEN NADELHOFFER AND DULAMA/2 ON 4 JULY 69 WHEN LATTER GIVEN LEONOV PAPER. QUIET PASECRET CUSSED AS POSSIBLE COURSE OF 201-132139
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PAGE 2 LIMA 6145S E C R E TACTION DURING THIS MEETING. PER REF B, DELAMA/2 STATED 18 JULY THATORIGINAL OF PAPER WENT TO PRESIDENT VELASCO AND COPIES TO FOREIGNMINISTER MERCADO AND TO INTERNAL SECURITY SECTION OF MINISTRY OFINTERIOR. DULAMA/2 ALSO STATED THAT MERCADO READ LEONOV PAPER TOCABINET 15 JULY THUS QUIET PNG TWO DAYS LATER APPEARS PLAUSIBLE.3. STATION NOT RULING OUT POSSIBILITY THAT CURRENT GOP EFFORT   AGAINST COS AND LNPURE OFFICER MAY BE CONNECTED WITH ABOVE ACTION   PARTICULARLY IF GOP POLICY IS TO MAINTAIN BALANCE AND IMPARTIALITY IN   K   DEALING WITH U.S. AND USSR.4. VIEW ABOVE DEVELOPMENT, MODIFIED FORM OF REF C JMROD   S   PAPER ON LECNOV MIGHT BE VERY SUITABLE FOR PRESS EXPOSURE IN BOGOTA   OR SOME OTHER LA CAPITAL WITH ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OF REPLAY HERE AND   IN COUNTRIES SUCH AS BOLIVIA AND VENEZUELA WHERE ESTABLISHMENT   DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH SOVIETS PENDING.5. FILE 201-132139SECRET
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CONFIDENTIALSECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETSUBJECT. (Optional)FROM:RID/CE SB USSRTO (Officer designation, room number and building)DATEOFFICER'S INITIALSCOMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)1. CI STAFF 2C 35TO: STATE2. 3. RID/CE GA 104. 5. RID/AN GA 506. RID/CF/SE7. RID/EDI GB 348. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. FILE NUMBER 2.1.85.1.2.22DOCUMENT DATE 3? OCT NECE15. RID/FI LB 40C3SECRETINTERNAL USE ONLY![photo of reproduction is best contained from aperture card submittal]
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# SECRETTo: Deputy Assistant secretary for SecurityDepartment of stateFROM: Deputy Direct r for PlaneSUBJECT Vo 1... V. Valeriy(aka.) VCI. CV, Valeriy Vasilyevichi21 Oct 69EDE1. Reference is made to your request dated 12 september 1959 concerning subject.2. On 22 December 1968, an article entitled "Russians Continuing Passing Themselves Off As Journalists" appeared in La Pronca Libre, a newspaper published in San Jose, Costa Rica, which made the following statements conceratag subject. According to the article, Sabjact, a journalist, had shortly prior to the date of the articis arrived in Chile ir attend the Congress of the CUI (Contral Worker's Ueleel, la thi. In this respect Subject's came was listed with that of outthail KOLESNIKOV and one Aleksandr OPERUNOV, who were aloo to attend the Congress, and who, according to the article, on a previous violt to Colombia, bad been accused of espionage activities by the Colomblas enthorities. La Pronua Libro article goes on to quote the Chilean maganics Politica, Economia, Cultura. as stating that Sobject "coes not work for any publication or information medium of the USSR which eparatas regularly. He prodantly has not bragged about doing it, bocanso recoatly no Lose than 100 representatives of Sovios newspapare, redio, or information agencies who work abroad (Pravda, Lavestis, TASS, Novasti, Radio Moscow) have been accused of belag oples in the service of the KGB. In Letia America alone 15 Russian jourealists have been declared persona con grata."3. According to a report dated 12 August 1969 from a usually reltable source, jabject, the editor (sic) of Komsomolskaya Pravda. who had been permanently stationed in Havana, Cuba, olace March of 1960, bad visited Peru from 4 July to 5 August 1969. The files of this office contain the following reports concerning subject a visit to Pors which may be ut interest:COPYSECRET![stamp]
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A report dated & July 1969, trom the same usually rollable source of paragraph 1. provided the lafor. nation that on arrival in i ima, veru, on 4 July. Subject was not met at the airport by representatives of the Soviet Embassy, but went directly to a private residence where he spent the night. Source stated that shortly following his arrival in Lima, Sabject nade comments to the effect that he was a very close friend of oor Nikolay Sergeyevich *LEONG*. For your latormation, LIONOV had arrived in Pere 30 23 April 1969, NOVOSTI representative and remained until 17 July 1969. Based on his activities and asociaticas during his tour of daty in Mexico from Lay 1953 to 22 December 1968, LIONOV١٥ coasidered to be a stall officer of the KCR (Soviet Committee for State Security). Furthor comments by Subject on this occasion which were reported by Sourco referred to a trip to Moscow to attend a World Peace Coaloronce which Subject had made shortly prior to the date of the report. According to Bourco, Sabject staged that while in Muscow ha niet ons Felix Cabads TRIAS Schreiber, a member of the Central Committee of the Pro-Bovict Communiat Party (PCP/Covict) of Fera, and followed thio statement with varioas quections concoralag membere of the PCP/Soviet, the situation in the universities, and the current strength of the revoletionary vanguard. Fically, Source also reported that on the following moralaz, 5 July 1969, Subject contacted the Soviet Embassy and was lastructed to immediately otcal a room at the Cavoy Hotel, where LEONOV was staying. According to Source, Subject was laformed by the Soviet Embassy that staying at a private reeldence to Lima might creato suspicions on the part of the local authorities and that the Dovict Embassy preferred to avoid such probleme.A second roport, dated 11 July 1969, from a reliable source, provided the information that slace Subject's arrival in Lima, Pera, on 4 July 1969, he had been in frequent contact with the faviot Ambassador to Peru, once Yurly Vladimirovic LEBEDEV, and with liΟΝΟΥ (aragraph Jah Source algo, stated that Subject was treated with notable deference by the Ambassador.
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# SECRETAccording to a report cated | August 1969 from the same reliable source of naragraph jb, during bis teruvian visit Subject contacted car Edwin,.. FRFZ, Traffic & amager of Faucets Airlines, and offered to sell him a small sircraft on very attractive terms. Soerce statoi pat FEREZ is Interested in planes for a omali privato alr service which be rune apart from ale job with Faucett Airlines.In an additional report dated 11 August 1969, the san.e usually reliable source of paragraphs ) and 3a reported that prior to his departure from reru on 4 August 1969, Subject stated that bo haped to have his office of somsomolskaya Pravés trans- ferred from Havaca, Cuba, to Lima, Peru. He stated that the Soviet government la extremely Interested in the current situation la Peru and le watchlag developments closciy. According to Source, Subject also stated that he believed he had made a good Improspica co the Porovlao govorament and bad made friends in Peru. In this roard, Subject meatloand that he had...! became very friendly with one (General Karco Forcanda/BACA Carrasco, the head of PETROPERU (Peruvian State Potroleem Agency). Subject also stated that BACA bad arranged trips for Subject at the expoase of the Peruvian govora- ment to Tatara and Iquitos, Pora. : Comment: No Immediate onplacation was apparent for Subject's activities and commente as reported in paragraphs 3a and 3d.4. For your informatios, la the same 13 August 1969 report of paragraph 3, the same nocally reliable scurca statod that Subject stated before his doparture from Pors that he planned to return to attend the Congress of the Youth Faction of the Fro-Soviet Commualot Party of Pera (JCP/Soviet), and stated that be placed to visit other Letia American countries, lacluding Colombia and Ecuador, after leaving voru. The comment was made in this report that Subject might also be plaaning to attend the meeting of the World Federation of Democratic Youth which was scheduled to be held in Bugta, Colombla, the 9th through the 12th of ictober 1969.SECRET
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CSC1-316/03740-69SECRETEncl, I name checkCC: Federal Bureau of Investigation with copy of name checkRID/CE: JFS/JLB/nkcBASED ON: 201-850222para 2: La Prensa Libre article dated 22 December 1968para 3: IN 22200 12 August 1969para 3a: IN 98046 LIMA 5209 8 July 1969para 3b: HPLA-10167 Il July 1969para 3c: IN-15298 LIMA-5366 1 August 1969para 3d: IN 21242 LIMA-5621 11 August 1969para 4: IN 22200 12 August 1969FILE IN: 201-850222SECRETREPRODUCTION IS BEST OBTAINABLE FROM APERTURE CARD SUBMITTED
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE# REQUEST FOR BIOGRAPHIC DATATO: FBI, CIAFROM:DATE: 7/12/67FULL NAME: (If married woman include maiden name) VOLTE, ValeriyALIASES: (Nicknames)DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: May 24, 1938, Finnan Region, U.S.S.RHOME ADDRESS:SEX: M, CITIZENSHIP: Russian, MARITAL STATUS: MarriedNAME AND ADDRESS OF PRESENT EMPLOYER:OCCUPATION: News a or manPREVIOUS EMPLOYERS AND FORMER ADDRESSES: (Approximately last ten years)OFFICE: SCA/VOFOR USE OF DEPARTMENT OF STATE ONLYDATE: 9/12/67TYPE OF DEPARTMENT PROGRAM:NAME OF SUBMITTING OFFICER: Ocdurke, gebFOR USE OF OTHER OFFICE(S) OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE:MEMORANDUM COORDINATIONSB 350RIS - NPJISCI - NPJIFORM DS 63 9.65Initials: 118, 08, RR201-95022215 SEP 1969REPRODUCTION IS BEST OBTAINABLE FROM APERTURE CARD SUBMITTED
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SECRET30 Bopteaber 1969TO: DEPARTMENT OF STATESUBJECT: Interim Reply- FOLIOV, Valeriy1. The final reply to your requeat for information on Subject is being delayed due to detailed analysis of file material that may be relevant. Every effort to being made to expedite this processing and to reduce any further inconvenience to you.2. Should you desire additional information on the processing of this case you may contact this Office through normal liaison channels.RETURN TO:ECA/TOC-Churze gebDATE:12 September 1969J. BARNESSECRET![black box image with text inside]
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# SECRET 0917032 OCT 59 CITE LIMAEUENOS AIRES INFO DIRECTORREF: BUENOS AIRES 33351. PERUVIAN POLICE LIAISON CONTACT (DUBRIDE-30) ADVISED THE STATION ON 8 OCTOBER THAT JORGE ROSAS) BENEVIDES, CHIEF OF Peruvian ARMY INTELL SERVICE WAS ABOUT TO DEPART FOR TWO WEEK "BUSINESS TRIP" ΤΟ ΒUZNOS AIRES. DUE TO SENSITIVITY OF SOURCE OF REF, THIS INFO HAY NOT DE OF VALUE, BUT COL. ROSAS WOULD BE AN EXTREMELY VALUABLE ALLY IN ANY EFFORT TO DISCALETLY REICVE KUGO CRESCARO FRCY FERD TO ARGENTINA.2. QUITE APART FRCI ADGUE, IF DUENOS AIRES HAS COITACT 10 HILITARY LITELL THAT HIGHT FOSSIDLY DE IN TOUCH WITH CCL. ROCAS, UCULD DE PARTICULARLY DOEFICIAL TO LEJA IF ARGENTILS EXPERIENCE IN DEALING WITH SCISTS COULD DE DRIVE NCJE TO CCL. ROCAS.COUTH OF SOVIET OFFICIAL HISSION 103 IS ALARICO AND SHOUS KO SIC:3 OF STOPPING. LADER GUIDER C7 TDY'ERS, KANY OF THE REST OR EVEREST RIS, HICL.LUDE/TUOTTAND VADE LUCIENTO CURO BOY TRAVELLILJ III; PERU UIDER ALIAS VIOLI LISTON). FROOF OF EFFECTIVENESS TIECO PROFESSIONALS IS FACT THAT ALMOST FRGI A STANDINO START, FOP/SO/IET CONTROLLED LABOR COMPRDER-058-8-19COPY50-5-1090469
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PAGE 2 LEIA 5823 SECRETATION HAS CROWN TO PRACTICALLY DOMINATE THE LABOR FIELD, AND WITHIN SIX MONTHS COULD HAVE COMPLETE CONTROL OVER PERUVIAN LABOR AND REPRESENT DIRECT CHALLENGE TO GOVERCIENT IMPLEMENTING ANYTHING LESS THAN HOST RADICAL OF REFORI MEASURES. IF BUENOS AIRES STATION COULD ARRANGE SUCH A CONVERSATION, LIMA WOULD BE MOST INTERESTED IN ROSAS' VIEWS.3. FILE: DEFER.SECRET
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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.PERTINENT INFORMATIONLFONOV, NIKOLAY SFRGFYEVICH 050-008-010201-132139 IIMMA-37724SEX M 008 ? 20 AUG 69CIT ? P2UCC ?VOICE SAMPLE ATTACHEDR 6909030716FILE IN 201-13213915. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORM 867. USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE5. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONLEONOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH 201-850222201-132139 SX -16129SEX M D08 ? 12 AUG 69CIT ?OCC ?CONTACT IN LIMA PERUWITH VALERIY VASILYEVICH VOLKOVNOVOSTI REP AND KNOWN KGB OFFICERR 7003100149FILE IN 201-73213915. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.![FORM 867 use previous editions] SECRET
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# DISPATCHINFO.FROMSUBJECTACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCESChief, WHD; Chief, SBD.Chief of Station, LimaOPERATIONAL/REDLEGCopy of EL CASO LEONOVCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGXXXNO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESKCAN JUDGE INDEXINGMICROFILMAction Required: NoneReferences: A. HPLA-10157, 3 July 69B. LIMA-52781. Forwarded herewith is a copy of the Spanish language version of the paper EL CASO LEONOV which is the subject of paragraph three (b) of referenced dispatch. Please refer to Reference B for the details concerning the passage of this document on to DULAMA-2.2. The Station inadvertently destroyed the rough English draft from which the Spanish version was made. Should a translation of this document be desired, it is requested that this be accomplished at Headquarters.![signature of Donald P. Machobolle, Samuel K. CASTELON]DPN: mesAttachment: h/wAs statedDistribution:(2-C, WHD w/att.2-C, SBD w/att.CS COPYCROSS REFERENCE TOLee w/ ATT TO SB/X/114DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHPLA-10204DATE6 August 1969CLASSIFICATIONSECRETHOS FILE NUMBER201-132139
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con Fidel Castro y Che Guevara. Como entonces no existían relaciones diplomáticas entre la Unión Soviética y los países de Centro-America, ni tampoco con los de la costa norte de Sud America, uno de los cargos principales de LEONOV era coordinar con los cubanos la guerrilla armada, y especialmente en Venezuela y Colombia. Ademas LEONOV era el especialista de la Embajada Soviética en Mexico en las actividades con los exiliados comunistas que vivían en esa capital. Interesa saber que en 1961 LEONOV viajó a Cuba con el cargo especial de actuar como interprete en las charlas secretas sostenidas entre Fidel Castro y el entonces representante soviético a las Naciones Unidas, Anastas Mikoyan. No cabe duda de que entre la Unión Soviética y Cuba existen diferencias ideología y táctica, pero en lo que se refiere al establecimiento clandestino de focos guerrilleros en Centro-y Sud America, existe amplia evidencia de estrecha cooperación entre los dos gobiernos y del financiamiento soviético de estas operaciones. El caso Pachon, previamente citado en este informé qonfidencial, es uno de los muchos que se divulgó publicamente, gracias a la diligencia del servicio nacional de seguridad de Colombia. El interés de Cuba por los hechos que ocurren en el Perú sin duda estarían ligados a la presencia de LEONOV aqui y con sus largos y frecuentes fiaves al interior. Ocurre preguntar: ¿ se le permitiría a un periodista peruano tomar fotografías de refinerias de petroleo en la Union Sovietica, tal como lo ha hecho LEONOV en el Peru? ¿Se le permitiría a un diplomático o periodista peruano viajar tan. libre y extensivamente por la Unión Soviética, pretextando estar reuniendo informaciones y articulos para NOVOSTI? ¿Existe alguna relación entre los desordenes provacados por estudiantes y campesinos que se vienen desencadenando en el interior del país y los extensos viajes de LEONOV a esta región? La respuesta parecería lógica si se toma en cuenta la vasta experiencia de este agente en las actividades subversivas. Y más lógica aparece la conclusión cuando se sabe que estableció contacto clandestino en el Perú con el comunista Pedro Anibal Morote Cornejo, citado en los primeros parvafos de este informe, que también es miembro y dirigente del FLN. Morote se entrenó en la guerra de guerrillas en Cuba en 1962 ly a petición personal de Fidel Castro se unió al FLN para actuar como enfermero. Ahora se encuentra en el Perú y hà tomado contacto con LEONOV. Precisa preguntar por qué, y para qué
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, Lima: Chief of Station, Mexico CityFROM: Chief, WH DivisionSUBJECT: JMROD/Monograph on Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV (201-132139)Action Required: See paragraph 2 and 3 below.Reference: DIRECTOR 27524, 6 August 19691. Attached herewith is a draft version of the mono- graph on Subject, which has been prepared by JMROD per discussions between Thomas G. URQUHART and Samuel K. CASTELLON during the former's TDY to Lima in July 1969.2. It is requested that the Mexico City Station review the paper and cable Headquarters and Lima as soon as convenient, signalling approval of the paper for passage to Peruvian liaison, or any changes which should be made. This paper has been reviewed and approved by the REDWOOD division and by the Guatemalan desk. For the convenience of Station Mexico, appended to the paper are copies of the references on which material pertaining to Mexico has been based.3. Upon receipt of Mexico City's cabled approval Headquarters will prepare a Spanish translation and pouch it to Lima for passage to liaison.Attachments:A. Monograph on Leonov h/wB. Backup material h/wWendy R. HARRIDGEDistribution:Orig & 1 - COS, Lima w/att A-2 - COS, Mexico City w/att A & BNOTE: THE PAPER WASDeemed UnsuitableFOR Passage TOPeruvian Liaison,Because of ThePreponderance of mexico cityStation ok InfoCROSS REFERENCE TODISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERDATE200-124-162/3HPLW-5390CLASSIFICATIONHQS FILE NUMBERSECRET201-132139