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RATA RTA TUT b et TL eee deh Be de awh tet APN ORO a ky S 4 cha ove ba te Vol. 1 STATE DEPT (Moscow #19074, 28 Aug 59) cs. SPATE DEPT (Moscow #20771, 31 Aug 59) p10 oe -2 STATE DEPT (Moscow #22299, 30 Jun 61) € Vol. II STATE DEPT fm Tijuana |): Mar 63 STATE Memo fm Tijuana Mar 63 . SO STATE Tijuana 15 Mar 63 rn |: FBI (Oklahoma City)! 2 Apr 63 re TUMBLEWEED me —— 7, ~ 5. EBI (Hoover to CIA) 31 May 63 re TUMBLEWEED (e)65-65652 oe his ~ FBI. (Excerpt only fm document dated 27 May 63 (CIA #DBA #3665), - oo “STATE (Tijuana ConGen)} 10 Sep 63 , ¥ oe, STATE Dept #CA-3646 | ~~ 29 Oct 63 - oe -FBI (San Diego)  =-«s—=s—=—«é«:«sCOice8t «CGB . ¥ oe eee) OCS es CALI Seah crete nd . Foams eee Seating, mot : . 4 is" " SPATE Airgram A-12 fm Tij 10 Oct 63 °° ~ .° «+: STATE Offictal-Informal . . . / - Memo fm Mexico to Tijuana 10 Oct.63. e- . ; oe FBI (San Diego) | "7 Feb 64 a Lo a re STATE (Mexico #4042) 23 Jul 69 7 STATE (Moscow #4192) iM” Aug 69 e ar : : " FBL.~ travel items (4) " august-October 1 1969 FBI (San Diego) - 18 Dec 69 STATE (Mexico #4475) + 14 Aug 76 . ~ STATE (Mexico 4693) 26 Aug 70 : . . . FBI travel items (2) 10 Sep 70 re KOSTIKOVA j ., . STATE Request for Bio ‘29 Sep 70 Se, .. FBI ‘travel items (2) 21 Oct 79 | “ops “OBI travel items (2) - 30 Oct 70 -_ FBI (San Antonio #78206) 13. May 71 STATE (Mexico #5211) — 14 Sep FBI travel items (2) 28 Sep | FBI travel items (2) . . Oct . FBI (Oklahoma City) | ' 24 Jan tas asi adel or aes - . 2g eee iy
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14-00000 BY ¥ t vABILE SECRETARIAL inst PIMA TION CLASSI itu” F balsoht __boe LOMIES P4F @- ROUTING AND/ON INITIALS GREEN BY f : 17777; nents meme ~armel a TT are ‘ae wala am SECRET 2 caret [3 : Ro a ‘DVANCE or CI SED , 7 SLOTTED i eee i OF TS Ser amet a igi anememmmmmmneees | F : | er aaa u , | } - “se j i Oy aA PE thee: Et ‘ . ‘ t LS IN : , SECRET 3100202 MAY 72 CITE.MEXICO CITY 19978 Bo | DIRECTOR NN . Bde REDTOP ah SY soos) 30 n 623421 a | 7 REFS! A. MEXICO CITY 19049, 22 FEB 72 © | L ; a B. DIRECTOR 237413, 29 FEB 72 jaar . |. ie ADADOR! REPORTED PCS ARRIVAL 22 MAY 1972 AEROMEXICO os | FLT 461 OF: ae - oe i: of Ae VLADIMIR MIKHAYLOVICH MEL NW IK OV (201-820393), ; a | DIP PASSPORT D-803383, ACCOMPANIED BY WIFE, TATYANA IVAHOVDA AND ~ = SON, MIKHAIL, AGE THREE. BIO DATA CONTAINED IN AMEMB moscow | a | a | 1153, 8 FEB 72. PER SENSITIVE HS SOURCE, MELNIKOV IS THIRD an “1, SEY, TO OCCUPY SLOT VACTED BY VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV (2pi-395852), KNOWN KGB. . B. ANDREY BORISOVICH GLIKHOVTSEV (281-897655), SERVICE PASSPORT S-253248. SEE AMEMS MOSCOW 5264, 26 JULY 1971. _, SLIKHOVTSEV TO OCCUPY ADDITIONAL SLOT AS “TRAIBEE™” ‘ano ‘GUARD AT "" SOVEMB. NO FAMILY REPORTED. ee nari '. @» TRAVELLING WITH MELWIKOV FAMILY WAS VADIM Vv. oe ‘ r - ® vie at pant we 2 a 5 an Aeaemataeanatid rmmeraateeonalasiqane @ sate eminem ten ty meyntaeee ore ; “ an VENEVTSEV, 14 YEAR OLD SON OF 201-7384 68, TO SPEND na ” vacaT 0H WITH PARENTS, Nhe DUrLicaté COcY FOR CRESS FANG IN 201- 30 5052 -.°
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AURAL LER TUR PRLOLM SUN BY AW EOP AR AUD ER LON . : a ORS alana wa mane Shang dh net ' Valeriy Vladinirovich KOSMKOV: He is a 38-year-old officer of — vs rage the KGB who occupies the cover position of Second Secretary. He first visited Mexico in 1959 for a Soviet Industrial Exposition | ‘ € ; ' scomezeeoa crenata sebelah TI eM ap aL CLERICAL K RIEL DNC ALOIS A TAL A RMA HETH Ke 8 Bin PANNA TES En Reg OBA Pd rey wey De % and later came fron September 1961 until August 1965, He « ' os returned again in September 1968 to replace another KGB officer. « oa KOSTIFOV is considered to be one of the most effective and dan- gerous of the intelligence officers in Mexico, He has had a at . wide range of responsibilities which have included operations | ‘ t { t - among emigre groups in western Mexico, operations directed i ° - ; | agaiost the. United States and currently against the governments. '": of Central: America. He presently meets with exiles from Guate-: . host 5 . + ‘ os ee ee ‘mala, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Honduras, He is known to have | --passed funds te these groups as well a S$ tactical guidance, + xs
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i ; F é 3. } i i i : : : “DISPATCH |. Chief, Soviet Bloc Division 50. ; ” Chief, Western Hemisphere Division ._, freon . ae Chief of Station, Mexico City 72 exporun —_ REDTOP/AEKICK.«~ Valeriy Vladimirovich Kostikov (201~-305052) BCTEGM REQUIRED: - CSFERENCES ACTION REQUIRED: None; for your information and files. 1. KDADORN reported the 20 September 197] departure of Subject and his wife Roza Aleksandrovna for New York via Eastern Airlines Flight 902 en route to Moscow, 2, Although Station has no information concerning a replacement, recent KDBADGER coverage has contained comments regarding the packing and moving of Subject's household effects, -indicating his departure was PCS, 3, Attached for Subject's Headquarters file ig a copy of his visa request, including a photograph, and the opening page of bis passport. Subject's Station file will be retained until it is known that his departure was PCS, . a dt bbbtley -".  , @Qlive S&S, ECKHOLH ATTACHMENT: Envelope containing visa requests and applications and opening page passports, h/w . DISTRIBUTION: Orig &-1 - C/SBD (w/att, h/w) a on C/WeD (w/o att) - i-ude te econ OBPAICH SVMBOI AMD BRREBER HMMA-41,070 DATE 27 September 1971 HOS FE BUMBLE +-$01-305052 2 Tite era Sr SORE Prt cree erie ete merge ceng te atarean te/ em Boa een ime mn nN net wer a etm eo +
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14-0000 . ery . . 7 on a ' -{ Chief of Station, Mexice City_ | moembG erguRED L- j OY QUAD DESK 2 7 _ ibs RE BOLING a | if Chief, Yestern Herisphere | Division _ jane | . *AETREDLEG ARKICK AEBURBLE/Request for Assessment. . Information on - 4 “Subject of 201-305052, Paani REFERENTS y i Action: Send Assessnent. if available. Reference: A, -HMMA-36888, ddted 9 April’ 1969. oo ee , B. DIRECTOR 021485 ee a In our review of AEBURBLE's Headquarters file, we noted that | ; he has been in a position to provide PAQ (now PCQ per reference B) | ; information on Subject of 201-305052 according to reference A. : Please advise if Station can arrange to obtain the PAQ informetion : from LNERGO locally. If not, we will aftempt ‘to obtain the agsess- : nent information through LAERGO Headquarters. i Milton C, SANTRELLA : ~ Distribution: Orig. aud 1 ~ COS, Mexico City Eat 1 - RI- “y= Chrono "2 = SB/X/WH 1 - CI/OPS/WH ai- SB/C1/0 aT rom 83 use PRE ous EOrION MEG tr 98 aE nile, et pteeenespaantomer = . se nenecne pees car m .
A ee ee ae ee he a ee ee wr wr ew eee Gg wee oa . 4 ‘ . - + : ot ony » - . % bd i . : at 2 5 . . _ w cs ~ oe a ~ “ . t + a > - . - 0 . sae’ ee . - on ‘ weet 57) ‘Valeriy Vladimirovich “OSTIKAV: Works in the corsular departrent. i He goes out a lot at nicht and always alone. He travels often in the ey - interjor of the republic. We has “exican friends. Je studied philolory oe Pen G Raa Spas me ce, tS iN in the University of “oscor. He is very intelligent and clever in et fy carryinp out his work, which he docs meticulously, taking every precaution, a oni ee le apparently belongs to the KCR croup. He was in “exico as a bachelor Wore than 10 vears apo, © | oo - cow enae icotey 58) Roza Aleksandrovna KOSTIFOVE: Yefe of above. Speaks very little Spanish, Apparently has no job, © 0 FP ee (cwethtucnenttete vee oh omens Sots pare YE 6 ast gee Jen aay ae: ea EN % ~
t woe t DISPATCH Chief, Ww Division i, TT PRSESING ACTION io sabe & an ato, tel ol Station, Suatemala City Wee . A Chief, SB Division Acting Chief of Etation, Mexico City Tima aucenregs : weed LTAneiA/PEDLEG/Confirnation of Contact between Yaler; KOSTIKOV (201-305052) and Guatemalan Communist Farty Representative in Vexico ACTION REQUIRED - REFTRENCES Action Required: Mone, FYI. References: A. HMMA-36449, 10 February 1970. - oot — B. ‘MEXICO CITY 2303, 21 January 1979. . A G Be etaharie ogre with Sohie tel 20320505.) 1. On 10 February. FTO L provided tre details of his 6 Feoruary _ meeting with Jose Luis SPT'eeceL Ordonez ((20hn1E7-2335, leader of the Guatemalan. Communist Party (F351) exile organization in Mexico, LIREBEL-2 reported that he arrived at BALCARCEL's home at 2000 hours on the cin, and found ZALCAPCEL about POR sme pete, yar ‘ to leave. BALCAACEL requested that LIFEKEL-2 taze nim to a garece where his : “f- - car was being repaired, which LIREBEL-2 did. Since BALCARCEL's car was not ready, . : a ' BALCARCEL asked LIREBEL-2 to drive him to a meeting which he had scheduled for : 2100 hours with his "Soviet contact." (Note: LLCARCEL had previously told : | , LIREBEL-2 that Valery KOSTIKOV was his contact in the Soviet Extessy.) LIREBEL-2 $ and BAICARCEL drove to the "Parque Escondido,” also xnown as the “Parque “undido," & lorated on Insurgentes Sur between Gozez varias ard “Met Streets, LIREREL~2 & "parked and BALCARCEL held his meeting with his “Soviet contact" standing on the i . sidewalk of Gomez Faries Street bordering en the parx. The meeting lasted for Fs 30 minutes, , ¥ . + Seg ‘7 “2. BALCARCEL commented after re-joining LIREBEL-2 that his "Soviet contact" g had been very upset about a long distance telephone call which he nad received Fi from a Guatemalan student. The student rad asked to talk to the Soviet by true & -fame and asked him for some information on the Soviet national soccer tean, which i ts “2 is scheduled to Play some games in Guatezale. The Soviet told EALCARCEL that he _£ had told the student that he could not provide an; current information on this: : subject, and that the student should try to get this information from El Salvador, Fa te where the team was to play some games.prior to their arrival in Guatemala. ~. - BALCARCEL said that the Soviet was angry that this student had asked for hin by true name, and he speculated that the University Students: Association (AEU) leader - who was recently in Mexico (see Reference B) may have been indiscreet in giving “s -- ‘his name out to unauthorized persons. . - i es oer: Pree, : : . “3 ean - Distributien: ; ; . ! Fee 26 1976 Orig &1 - c/wep 20 he i ~ COS/Suatenala City p-E7 0 > ofS soy oo DATE - ‘|, -13 February 1970 W201 ~ 3205052 BK ee ne oes - oe ¥ _ 1 eeneaemcaey a vratezayanee ne tne ot hee $n ae y ertncnch gf BF amen
" 3. Addresses will recall tha ote per Reference A, LIENVOY reported that KOSTIKOV received a long distance call on 6 February in which the canversation conformed exactly to that described by BALCAZCEL “0 LIREEZL- 2 in peregreph 2 e above. sdf . , feet. tt Subicct . 20(- 305054 & L, It is of interest to note “?% Segre is VES ceed es KCSTIKOV setting up clandestine conteéts with Alejan: ayes) MORE Abela % 201-062589), leader of the Nicare.an.Communist party exile organizstisn in s Mexico, and similarly with Lores=#*ZcLAYA Romero (201 =045172), a Hommuran AP Communist in. Mexico. By virtue of tzrese contacts, it appears that st least . He i, a one of KOSTIKOV's responsibilities is maintaining contact with representatives ‘ z of Central American Cosmunist Parties in Mexico. i OE sorjttorace E. PRALLET? a ats sioreouny: at ’ Airs RROD 5 SENT eh getty BES “ft _ wath et ay 2 ‘antes Bees Togs aaa X 2 hy to =F é as Sas >. ey g i a 3 EE: oH tk tah By: FORM §3—  usHt PREVIOUS EDITION. (40
14-00000 wy ne wef bo RB ape tagube ties bisratcH |. we . hie? of Btaticn ustepala City — BO. vi ROS 4 Cn of Static os les a TY a] mn we " Aetion Begquired: Hene, FYI. Reference s MEXICO CITY 2303, 23 January 19706 Fr j : “Z wend. A i. LZEWPOY reported that on G6 February 1970 Yalery EOSTIEKOV (201- 305052), 2nd Secretary of the Seviet Embassy in Mexico, received:a long- distance telephone cali frem Gustem@ala. The operator asked for KOSTIZOV by mame, then told the caller "Kir. BONTENBGEO, I hawe your call to Hezico ready", When ROSTIEOV came te the phone, the caller stated he was calle ing oa behalf of the Gustemalan University Students Organization, but did net further identify himself, The caller and KOSTIROV discussed the USSR ‘pational soccer team and ite scheduled appearance in-Guatemala. BEOSTIZSY atated he was not certain ezactiy what date the team was scheduled to arrive in Guatemala, and suggested that the caller cemtact the seecer federation in Bl Salvader, where the team.would be playing prier to its arrival in Guatemaia. The caller also inquired whether there was any ine formation on the Ballet (Reference) and vas told that there was none. ART Breet Se tee fat pane nett Som 2 2. It should be noted that normally queries concerning the Soviet goceer team or the appearance of a Rusaien Ballet treupe would be handled by one of the Cultural or Sports Affaire officers of the Babassy. ROSTIZOV’s participation in these matters,.«s. reported ahove, would seen’ « to eonfirm previous Station reporting that KOSTINOV handles dealings ho~ tweer the Zoviet Eabassy in Mexico asd Guatemalan leitist organizations. ro ‘ Horace EB. PRALLET?T eh Por: Distritution: Orig. + }]-COS, Guatemala City a oa ie, WH Division MICROFILMED FEB 19 1970 ae
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14-00000 pete by /3 ae : A is ae ooo ' CABLE SECRETARILT DISSERMHATION. -, CrAssiris ues SAGE Torat. Cortes. | ; “he Lg mee renee a: ECREY seve ve : ane Filled la) 9 reese ; ~ C) fetven . []sorres Ce SP ANTES RE PROOUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIDN ED SERRE THIS Cory Peon eer. (j.c Djxo CLAIEY TO C8 FE NO. MREG TO €F FEE MO.  cesibetamennaneaaemenaamareneamsnameranenammeepaemmenmene nroaanre'd ve . oO FLEE ae oO REV TS if «PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 2565 SECRET oe VLADIMIR TSERADZE: WORKS IN REFERENTURA BUT IS ALSO UIDER te “GDERS OF BAKULIN. TIMID, DOMINATED BY WIFE. | |. |. -YURLY RONANENKO? WORKS IN REFERELTURA. FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES be -- PAVEL KOVALEV OUT AT WIGHT. DRINKS A LOT AND HAS TROUCLE WITH Do WIFE BECAUSE OF 17. OS : Sees tae SR 23 eR CPR “YURIY ‘KUPL YAKOV: HAS JOB SIMILAR TO ‘KOLONYAKOV" Se VERY IMPORTANT PERSON WITHIN EMBASSY AND HAS ACCESS TO REFERE ET UR A. "VERY REFINED AKD CULTURED. MANY ITCHY. CONTACTS THROUGHOUT _ MEXICO AND ALSO CULTIVATES FRIENDSHIPS WITH DIRECTORS OF “MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES ARD OTHER SUCH INSTITUTIONS. - * BORIS CHUYKOV: VERY EXPERIENCED. SEES TO HAVE PERFORMED at tap st PRILLIANTLY IN PAST WITH NO FAILURES. SOMETHING OF A LADIES’ MAR AND HAS, ON OCCASION, BEEW MIXED UP IN INTERNAL. SCAIDALe 1) ERAMORED: OF SOKOLINA. TRAVELS FREQUENTLY THROUGHOUT MEXICO. 2 oe % re ans rs ¥ a o & BE Seren wD VLADISLAV KORMUSHKINS BEKICK, SERVED IN BRAZIL, SEVERAL | . a ¢ 2 MONTHS IN FRANCE AND FOUR TO SIX MONTHS IN ARGENTINA. SPEAKS ay SPANISH, FRENCH AID PORTUGUESE. lg oh es VALERIY KOSTIKOV: AEKICK Te Lb aeeg, tee ~ " @EG KOROLEV: AEKICK ee as ee PD Te es re ' See vo — VLADIOIR MAKAR OV, NOT. CERTAIN, BUT PROBABLY AEGR IP. HOWEVER » SE pore e* oe * RREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES BOL SHAKOV. APPEARS COLD AtD. CRUEL «- “ONE: = SEC Rar - sols | ) 2 dati oe eS cael 9 a e a a ;
14-00000 ‘ Che Lt Seer fUAEUAT DISSENEIATION Cressirisy MES 28 TOTAL L Copier, 5) PLAST BALD L0 errs yee 34 : ; {enour a om : ° i2*csha te: 1368 agate ' vote Wh zn Fill ied. ta) ang ae er - ® cn + ALAC Coey OJ 1SVED Tan _ a, ‘ ia -] . : . ‘ (ROE a Bee | “the CLASHEY 30 C8 PLE HO. , ‘ - . 8 "BREF TO es Meme, |) Epi RS Rees —_ PACE 3 MEXICO CITY 2565 S EC RET af Ve OF AEMIDRIFF’S WAT CHDOSS DURING JANUARY 1978. SPERT ‘TIME IB ra “RED CHINA. | " : - IOAKIM BULAVINS ASSIGNED TO COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUT DOES KOT [re PHYSICALLY UGTK THERE. PROBABLY WORKS FOR KOLOMYAKOV, AEKICK (fie. REZIDENT. oo an SERGEY VERBENYEVs RIS, SERVICE UNKHOWN. PER FORGS TATER HAL pee a SECURITY AND. WATCHDOG FUNCTIONS. — {© > MLADINIR GORDEYEV: DELIEVES HE AEKICK WORKING FOR SOKOLOV oan “ARD KOLOMYAKOV. . - fos \ PAVEL KOVALEV: CONSIDERS HIM DANGEROUS. SPEAKS sfmax Cato ENGLISH ALMOST WITHOUT ACCENT. HAS MANY FRIEWS IN “,GOVERNACION, © sta 8 ne owe apes "ANATOLIY STEKL YANNI KOV: BACHELOR. ‘BODYGUARD FOR KOVALEV. ” “WORKED FOR” SECRET POLICE IN MOSCOW AFTER THREE YEERS-IN WILITARY. a I WILL RETURN Moscow SO0te =. se ae - : KONSTANTIN BOGATYREV: CHIEF OF ALL GROUPS OF MILITARY INTEL | “an MEXICO. CAEMIDRIFF PREVIOUSLY INDENTIFIED CHHYKOV,AS AECRIP =. “CHIEF, STATION BELIEVES CHNYKOV POSSIBLY CHIEF FOR THOSE UIDER | “CIVILIAN COVER BUT SUNICR TO BOSATYREV. ? ans " OLEG SHEVCHENKO: SPEAKS SPANISH WITH ARGENT IRE (1S FIRST TOUR IN LATIN AMERICA. he | SECRET ve ACCENT. THIS
14-00000 ra _ CAPLE Sec eTASIAT Ditscrenarice Al LESSFID DUSS5AGE Torn. COPIES ux ROUTING E2D/OR NITERLG-S7 OK & . Peewee y ROVE . 1 “4 @ GUC OEY . choue ry . , ~ . : . GARD POLE BTR, -_ Ft Amt (hn Filkd In) Reese BY : ree tat etn Hs REPR CL SC TION OF THs COPE fF (ROHIDITED he RIE Ki Ov (Jo Oh 2 . : eLacsry to es PH. BO. ve i, evs 1 y BR . REE 2D €8 TLE KO. “ et otto oy Oo ree aa oO RETUALE io Br SENET oa vow Vos 4 a Meee? PAGE 4 MEXICO criy 2565 SECRE 1 pereeme te VALENTIN Lest! OV: ALTHOUGH HAD AFFAIR vITH AEMIDRIFF, iba HE OAS UR ES ETL oe OT jaa pn ye oe (RECALL SIX MOLTHS EARLY UAS DLE TO SONE FAILURE. AND NOT TO” ; SO APFAIR, =|” | - if VALERIY SOXOLIN: RECALLED SIX MONTHS EARLY DUE TO SONE | ae. _ FAILURE ALSO. . . ne FT fe 1 VIKTOR IVAUOV: LIKED TO LIVE WELL. OWNED 27 sints ‘un. érit . a : oe CHANGED TWO OR THREE TIMES A DAY, GOOD FRIEKD OF OCTAVIANO ; = ganipos SALAS, SECRETARY OF INDUSTRY. AND CONNER CE. Nou 18 MoS COV i "| IN CHARGE EXPORTING FURS FOR SOYUZPUSHNINAs Soe “potas. BRIS KAZALTSEV: SERVED IN CUBA WHERE HAD SOME PROBLEM OR SERS Bee be . FLAP DUE TO DRIRKINS AND HIS CHARACTER. DOHIKATED BY WIFE WHO : i he . i : f f oy Piel hse behSety EVAN I: B “INFLUENCES MANY OF HIS DECISIONS, “WIFE WORKS AS TYPIST IR * ~ ; a REFERENTURA. SHE VERY JEALOUS. GF HUSBAND, YET. FLIRTS WITH ° b YOUNGER | OFFICER'S: WHICH HAS CAUSED MARITAL PROBLEGYA ~\ 7° FEDOR YEVESYE vs BELIEVES HE RIS, PROBASLY AEGRIP. BODYGUARD '. .. FOR AMBASSADCR Ar CURRESILY For CHARGE, \BELIEVES HE KAS NO oo "OTHER FUNCTION. a MIKHAIL DAVIDOVSKIY: GRADUATED NFA ACADEMY ABOUT THREE YEARS Go, MEXIC IS FIRST POST. AEKICK. HAS ACCESS TO mest et ‘REFERENTURA.} FREQUENILY ACCONPAHIES KAZANTSEV, AND YEVSEYEV. _ ae PAR ep Ee cud TREES wed ood ooh oR a ae Jo alpine Sa eT tf
14-00000 : e« ' ‘Cree’ SECRETARIAT DissttcuaTiON =. CUSUFICWMCSs7ce | ToTAL Cems ROUTILG BID/OR INITIALS Sa i reer NOTE E CEG; af os. bie ; 4 me 1 Te ; eS al . uo mo, " ariakals | gaguut-9 tote a - Qheen Filled In) “EES senomee , cae 2 A ‘ * ° a tag ° AOANTE COM (Jive REENODUC TION CF THIS COPY PFS -1. bsT ED. : am, . J a beotixs arr ves [Jno i Coenen ceeinamnnesave rain ore ; ib : CLscry VO CS PLE NO. Fa ° if, om CS (nr xsicé 10 est. Fr f we wry z > g Fre fp a] REWURN TO eee MR INC j foe caneneeneatennaneienameenetremmmennenee-adeiieer’ nomena ~ i PAGE 5 MEXICO CITY 2565 SECRET “FAS MARITAL PROBLEMS DUE TO REUROTIC WIFE AND FACT HE was, “BY FORMER WIFE, EIGHT YEAR OLD CHILD WHO HENTALLY RETARDED Frou “+ INFANTILE PARALYSIS. “,-  "" DMITRIY DYAKONOV: WEMBER OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE CPSU. ns oe - . oy SELIEVES HE AEKICK. HAS GANY FRIENDS IN GOBERRACION AID RELACIONES ojo. ‘ {* ra Re A a nob ETSY be ED eT bela cade ala Sh tte “EIT ee e . ‘ \ my ees Baa Roy et ' EXTERIORES. SERVED If ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL. MORE REFINED AND _&§ “INTELLIGENT THAN PRESENT CHARGE, KAZANTSEV, ee to 2. BORISKOLOMYAKOV: AEKIGK REZIDENT, THIRD In IMPORT ANCE In EMBASSY. GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT, SERVED AS ACCOUNTANT IX USSR, ARGENTINA AND FIRST TOUR MEXICO. RETURNED TO NEXICO AS REZIDEHT. lo "VERY STRAIGHTFORWARD, STRONG PRINCIPLES. DRINKS MODERATELY. | eo _G@OSE FRIERDSHIPS WITH ARGENTINE DIPLOMA TS. FREQUELTLY: TRAVELS. > 3500) WITH KAZANTSEV, SOMETIMES WITH BOLSHAKOV. Ne) oy YEVGENIY FEDIN: FOURTH IN IMPORTANCE IW. EMBASSY." “- ir rn FREQUENTLY WORKS IN REFERENTURA. HAS FE¥ FRIENDS WITHIN EMBASSY * a BECAUSE OF FICKLE CHARACTER , AND FACT HE AT ROOT OF MANY INTER: “aL a INTRIGUES BY SENDING AHONYMOUS ACCUSATERY LETTERS. _ ‘VALERTY NIKOLAYENKO: AEKICK. IW CHARGE OF ASSIGNING a HOUSING ARD FURNISHIWGS. SPENT SIX Mont <5 IN CUA aS EMUFLOYEE RATHER THAN DIPLOMAT, BEFORE MEXICO. ATIENDED MFA ACADEMY In ; ‘suencs
oman (bispaTcH [eres Chief, - Divisioa Chief of Station, Quatezla Chief, © Division Acting Giief of Station, Mexico City | laacroria SASG LIAXENA/cBDLZG/Confirmation of Contact Between Valery KOSTIKOV (201~305052) Atti Bedudin - RE i ui ey Aztion aequired:.. None, FYI. fT. Sern Q.Kostikey Déby | City: References: A. itv~30449, 10 February 1970. B. MEXICO CIPY 2303, 21 January 1970. . 2. Qa 10 February 1970 LIFEBEL-2 provided the details of his 6 February meeting with Jose lain BALCARCEL Grdonez (201-16045730), leader of the Guatemalan Commnist rarty (1GT) exile organization in vexico. LIREBEL-2 reported that he arrived et BALCARCEL'’s home at 2090 hours on the Gth, and found BALCASCEL about to leave. BALCARCEL requested that LIESEEL-2 take him to.a garaze where his ear was being repaired, which LIZEBEL-2 did. Since BALCARCEL’s car was not ready, BALCARCEL aexed LIREREL-2 to drive him to a meeting which he had scheduled for 2100 houre with his “Soviet eoatact." (Hote: BALCARCEL hed previously told LEREBEL-2 that Valery XOITIEOV was bis contact in the Soviet Ewassy.) LISEBEL-2 end BALCAICEL drove to the “Parque Escondido,” alzo cnown as the “rarque Hundido, * lecated oa Insurgeates Bur between Cazes Pariag and Kilet Streets. LLIEBEL-2 parked end BALCARCEL held his meeting with his ‘Soviet contact” standiag on the sidewlk of Gomez Fariag Street bordering oa the park. he aseting lasted for 2. EALCARCEL commented after re~joining LIREBEL-2 that his "Soviet contact” hed been very upset about a long distance telephone eal] which he bad received from @ Quatemalan stadent. The student had asked to talk to the Soviet by true nang end aszed hin for soxe information o1 the Soviet national soccer team, which ig acheduled te play come gases in Guatemala. The Soviet told BALCARCEL that he had told the student that he could not provide any current inforzation on this subject, and that the etudent should try to get this inforsation from El Galvader, where the team was to play seme gazes prior to their arrival in Guateaala. a BALCARCEL gald that the Soviet was angry that this student hed asked for hia by - . Grue nam, and he speculated that the University Studeats Association (ABU) leader 1: Wao wag recertly-in “exico (see Reference B) may have been indiscreet in giving his name out to unauthorised persons. ; a ; Orig &1 - c/s . ~ C08/Gontemnla City Rae aallgredat Last opti e ‘ * an ° L i . wo att te wea hal, ane Na etee
14-0000 + ~ DISPATCH . | wae ek oe | ce ee : . 3. Addresses vill recall that per eference A, LIZIVOY reported that . KOSTIKOV received a long distance call on 6 February in, which the coireation conforaed exactly to that described by BALCASCEL to LIREBEL-2 in paragresh 2 . ‘ on BB, ’ above. . x ; ° bh, It is of interest to note that past LIENVOY reporting hag shown ' KOSTIROV setting up clandastine contacts with Alejendro BEXADZ. Alegria : (201~-062683), leader of the Nicarazuan Communist Party exile organization in ; Mexico, and sinijarly with Lorenzo ZELAYA Rasero (20)~-045 5172), @ Honduras ; Comsunist in Mexico. By virtue of these contacts, it appears. that at least ~~ | one of KOSTIKOV's responsibilities is maintaining contact with representatives ef Central Aserican Comamist rarties in xexico. . ate Mere se tat VER CLASSIFICATION SECRET ers L AD lee wig?!
ate AG . CUSS TM PiU SAS RELON at " srcrnet HARES £22 2EREE Ut Ho biota Ci>aieb : QhLY QUALLS BESS ‘ ” CAN RIDA DLLOAG Chief, Wil Division : i Chief, 83 Division ca f ion { h A os 7 Chicf_ of Station, Mexico City |! 5 SaKCt, ViesLeG _™ LIEACK Progress Report, 1 July = 30 Sepe -enber_ 1 iecy ROK S52 RUS . Reference: HWUA-37451,.1 July 1969 1. Operations + Under this roof project, merations continue to be directed against the MNINARSYL target and, on occasions, Bloe targets. Activities covered by the Project include providing information on MMIUARSIcrs, their activitics, personalities, visitors, and ecatacts (LISACK-2, -4, -G6, and LICOW m1) 5 sorving @s access agents (LICSAVE~1, -2, +3, LILOCKET-1, and BESABIN); spotting, assessing and cecasionally recruiting sccess agents (Lisi PTy~3) ; providing infovmation on DULET activities (DUPLYAL-1) end Did 20x activities (DESABER); and ’ performing cuch other tasks as may be required on an ad hoe basis (LISACK~7 and all other assets of the Project). 2. Adminis stration a ee . ‘ As assets take on a permanent character in terns of . expenditure or other continuing administration, they are transferred - froa SB/OOA to LISACK for orderly handling. Beginning with this “reporting pericd, and as outlined in the LISACS Project Reneval, BLSABER, DMPETAL, and LICOWL-1 were transferrel frem SB/OCA to LiSACK, Details of the functions, security, and reeting procedures are reported below for. each asset. SEG BIR! ASST eee ae RD NR see dae Meth, TEED RDC OE DRE RU THR) EOE AED ERNE TA I EINES NEARER ESE ATES, EDN tm ea ree ues ga an Meg peta stadt ‘at ac mise a - oe a ee - a ; 7 5, Dist ribution: BL I3 S 3 ‘ ae . 04 DEPARH FYMGaL ABS EE25ER . ot aa PoE EEE ted 8 teokt loa 3 A S gg alt Abate HBMA-38126 ha
£ 3. Assets ; . : j ; | 4 ; ; : a i a. LICRAVE~1, -2, and -3: The activitios of these ascets : have been covercd in datail in recent. and continuing. correcpon~ dence dealing with AEVAKEOFE. Pleuse | Bee IRIAN? LIG4 of : : & November 1569, .b. BESABER: During the reportins: period, P2SABER was net gix times, Whon he! travels to Mexica City, meetings are held in his hotel] room at.a preerrranzed hour using a telephone cede — to estublish the location, Of occasions, he is net at his hone in Cucrnavaca, RBESAGER is currently targetted amainst : Subject of 201-266115, with vhoa he has re-established a good social relationship. Through Subject: of 201-266115 he also met Subject of 201-276184, Cnicft of the heferentura, In addition to serving #5 an access agent to Subject of 201-268115, i ; he has fulfilleu spot requircrents such as providing information i on Centro Intercultural de Docunentacion (CYBOC) aad personalities of Station interest. Although PESABER has a fairly gocd social relationship with the PEDOX Ambassedor and his wife and has entrce to other DRDOXers and IEiIARSHers, we are having him concentrate hie efforts on the higher priority WMUBARSHer, Subject of .201-260115, . LicOvwL-1l: Te was met routinely once a nonth during the reporting period, Each reetine date is established at the preceding meeting and no furtleor contact or confirmation is required, LICOWL-1 arrives by bus at a car pick-up point and is then driven by the case officer to a small coffee shop . where he reviews his diary with the case officer. Bue to the -nature of hig job and tho level of his access, LICOWVLel- is not in a position to do more currently than to report on the brief encountors he has with HNHARSHers who come into his store, lis -. reparts normally consist of his assessment of. personalitics, description of new arrivals and, occasionally, biographic information he has becn’able to pick up. He. also gives. tincly reports of demonstrations and other unusual activity in the vicinity of the MHEAKSH installation, Ce d, LIEWPTY-3: LIEMPTY-3 is met at irregular intervals at various out-of-the-vay restaurants for the purpose of briefing and debricfing on operational assirnments and discussion of his written reports, Keetings are arrenged by phone using open code, His most recent assignuent.has been.the development, assessment, and recruitment of 201~810901, LISPTY-3 has few peers at the art of developing an operational lead, but his extensive operational activity in past years against the LKEHARSH ‘target has required that he be used sparingly, selectively, bho, and always under alias. Development of 201-810981 has been ai Seneca his only assignment during the reporting pericd, and LIEPYY-3 made good early prosress, Purporting to be the representative of a film club for architects, LIEHPTY-3 was able to get 201- 810981 to: agree to become a consultant, Thereafter, LIELPTY-3 _continued to ask questions about 201-810981's work, te the point ‘where 201-810981 realized that more than a fila elub for ; architects was involved. At this point it was ececided to.let LIEMPTY~-3 break cover, recruit 201-510981 to supply inforration on the work of his office (but not~-at this point-=-the people ' “$m his office), and continue to handle. him. until the recruitment ‘was firm and previous questions about the’ stability and reliability of 201-S10981 hed been resolved, This was done, . and 201-S10981 accepted recruitment, knowing that WOLADY intelligence was involved, LIELPTY-3 eld several meetings with 201-8169S1 after recruitment, and countersurveillance did not reveal any signs of NHHARSH surveillance, For about. a month, however, LIESPTY-3 hos not. been able to contact 201-8109S1,. and it is possible that-.the latter has developed cold feet, If LIENPTY-3 can reestablish contact, he will continue to 4 . : PES EEAR DEY ORER CA SC Rial ore APRERREE WO MP RIDE pore NY He fe LaRD pete De eel tee nebse , * TTY EN ean rns Fe eb we ten wth nes eso venesene : 4 Se emeeomnam cs tana naeerecr nana a date senpaNel ats ce we ten CAESEATON SECRET RM bee 53a - USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
_ 4 * DISPATCH a4 4 mo] vo eh ROR Rd IMAR 23126 handle this case for the timc belog. Wf he is unable to . if reestablish coutact, he will be given another lend to follow _& up. LIEMPTY-3 is a very active person who has an extrenely 4 full business day, with many.contacts., The Station. belicves that within ‘this busy “cover” life ;” LIEMPTY-3 can handle selected operational tasks without comings to hostile attention, AS lon® aS préyges wcufaty precautions ere taken ay nim in wis. operational activities, and by him and the Statica officer 3 (who neets hina” in alia 3) in their neetings, there is no reason | why LIETPTY-3 cannot be a useful part-tine contributor to the Station's REDTUP progran for the foreseezble future, “pest Car aru Mee ‘@. LIRCCKET-L; Seaete CE OD, PRT Shit ae 4, at the previous meeting. During these uwectings he is debricfed on his twice-weekly teaching eccssions at the MIHARSH Enbassy, His regular student has becn the Subject of 201-028975, and he has had oceasienal dcalings with other MITIARSHers, particulnrly AESEASICK, The mcetings with 201-020068 bkeve not been. of particular interest, and we had been waiting impatiently for the latter's replacement to arrive, so that LIROCKET-1 would | have a better target te work on. It was LIROCKET-1 who . a came up with the first local confirmation of the identity of . . { { 1) LIRNOCKET~1 is met woathly, tine and place arranged || * 4 } ya eee in Be CI Sate eT RU tah this replacement (MEXICO CITY 1105, 2 August 1969). Dealings with AESDASICK have been concerned with attempts by tho director of the school where LINCCKET-1 teaches to borrow sociological films from the MHHUARSH film office, ' 2) It now appears, however, that LIROCKET~1 has j reached the end of the line. For some tice he has ‘been involved i in a rather messy divorce action, and in August LIROCKET~1 + reported that his wife had denounced hin to Mexican authorities | a ". aS an RVROCK agent (a few months previously, she had denounced — i. him as an MUHARSH agent). LINOCKET-1 was not inclined.to take Yr his wife’s.ravings:too seriously sinco he considered hor ‘slightly nuts, However, LIENVOY ss laa pat on 16 September 1969 LIROCKET-1's wife called 201-028975 ond told him she had to see hin urgently on something of ontions interest about her husband. 201-025975 told hex to come to the Eubassy, which she did, and she presumably repeated her accusation. Since that tine, LIROCKET=-1 has received a polite brush-of{f, He has been told that the HHUARSM Embassy has run out of funds for English - ‘language training, and that there would. -be..no. more ‘lessons - unless. 201-028975's replacement, or the nev Ambassador (when and if. one arrives). wanted to rehiro him. He was told, however, to check in regularly, and he was given,’ as usual, an invitation to the annual HHHARSH national day reception (he did not attend because he was ill}. LIROCKET-1 has not spoken with 201-028975 since his wife's visit--all dealings have been through AEPOLYP, “who has for some time been the paymaster for LIROCKET-1, BAGS By GOH PSY, SYR LSE A BE Same | Ce sat Ree Sh LoD OS LONE ARG AE CO REGN EME Ce Fr ert Rh ER ap toe o 3) LIROCKET-1 was not aware of his wife's visit, and even after the case officer, without telling him. that we knew of the visit, brought LIROCKET-1 around to the conclusion that” she might have done this, he still does not think that she spilled the beans to 201-028975. (It is apparent that the - ogy 7+ WHHARSHers, whether or. not they believe Mrs. LIROCKET-1's “ story, have concluded that LIROCKET-1] represents a.security . hazard, and they are sinply going to drop hin. LIROCKET-1 will continue to press the MHHARSHers for an answer regarding his future with them, and if, as suspected, they keep putting him off, he will be instructed to break contact. and. he will be terminated by the Station.) < is e st - ‘ feete rae ebhane eee 4) Other than the blowing of LIROCKET-1 himself, little damage has been done. The wife has never seen the current case officer and knows none of the- meeting - arrangenents: or.other. GLASSIFICATION Ss ECRET . [x] conrinven . USE PREVIOUS EDITION,
ee of + URSA UT aa 2 yer Pp ay “ SECRET [os weeese129 4 . ee ee ate ee cern details, and neithe x she nor LIRCCKLT=1 knows. the truc name ‘of any of LINOCH#Y-1's past or present handlers, Neecssary : on eee 3 . gBecurity precautions have becn taken at all meet ings with * vs LIROCKLT since his wife's coaverSation with 201-025675, and there have been no Signs of MHuAnsy Sunved Llance. : £, DIPETAL~1: ‘She has been net vaekly for a total of 13 times during the period. Meeting hours are prearranged an the location is al.2ys a safehousc, Ner normal function has been to report on the activitics ‘at the DMLNT installation where she is cmplo;cd as the secretary to the PULET Anbassader,. In addition, she performed soue casing and. investigation in ‘support of the AETAKEOFF audio operation, Since the DMLE? | target is of low priority, DIPETAL-1 has becn attemptias to increase her usefulness to us by trying toe obtain a job in the office of the President of the PRI, the ruling political party, with excellent prospects for success. % Ae | the resident administrator of the apartuent building in which both AENENGER and ASUAUSTAO reside. Veetines were held bi-weekly for a total of four tines, pre-arranged by telephone call . geeveral days in advance to his office in a publishing firm. Meeting location was a restaurant/cafe and meetings nornally lasted about thirty minutes, He provided information on the activities of these two MIQIARSHers anc thelr families, license plate numbers, and descriptions of visitors. @. LISACK«2:, Until he lost his job in ‘September, he was : -h,. LISACK-4: He is the portero of the apartment building in which Subject of 201-505870 resides, Ne -maintaing a daily log of the movements and activities of this and other I:UIARSHers, and he reports the license plates and description of visitors to the building, He was met weekly for a total of 12 tines, always in a emall restaurant within walking distance of the downtown office where he works a half day. Neeting hours are pre-arranged. to permit LISACK-4 to attend on the way to or from this second job, He compensates for his lack of formal . wt TELA CCR aptamer RR IR Cove AMIR EDR EET hs an AMD PRWERLE? OO REAM ah Pan Pea Pn n= Bhs PRALAY ADenoRPRURAband acs “uta tate an EMP BAR ra education by responsiveness to case officer direction, natural g intelligence and cooperation, 2... i. LYISACK-6: He is the portero of the building in which an _ Subjects of 201-837203 and 201-7888G61 (who took the apartment & , of Subject of 201~-205304) reside, He maintains a daily log Ro of these two MNHANSHers, their families and visitors. He was By | . met 12 times during the period, Since he:cannot be absent fron Bo. _’ the building for over thirty minutes without arousing suspicion, a ee " - - meetings are always. for a brief ten minutes and are held ina ° ne nearby park. As has been reported, the case officer who handles a ee . LISACK-G became the target of unknown surveillance in August, ge, _. nd again in October, following meetings with LISACK-6. The ' “  —- $tation believes that the surveillance was accidental, in that the meeting place was in a neighborhood frequented by "male and female prostitutes and other undesirable characters. In any event, LISACK~6 has been put on ice, to be revived if the occupants of his building become higher priority targets. j. LISACK-7: She was not met during the reporting period. . She remains a “reserve asset" for special requirements in the _ . | realestate field for such potential uses as safiehouse rental, ery ot-.'~ * key acquisitions and locating tenants when needed, Although : se there is no immediate requirenent for her talents, we would. - ike to maintain her Operational Approval so that she can be x-. .€alled on as a cleared asset when needed. . -. _ Be Problens | There are no problems connected with this Project. CLASSIFICATION Ses 53a USE PREVIOUS EDION. tao) 8 EC Rr ET CONTINUED
14-00000 . dept gov OS RIS BB Oy BOS iat Oren CLR IT te ae lie AT NEA eb PRES MO ARICA VO ESHA hai SEER ONAN A BEANO TEI REL UA at oe oe a EIR ie wien at TU % Bon ge Rinses Ss) wail tat # ay 2 aes sen 3a fase ones Lint i * eS iy a an v gs whe tet Fade a . i pe Hise min | . §. Security a on We . ree ats @OOLEG ee ee aan ; ‘ghere are no knonh unresolved probleas of Becurity. The security proLlens relnting to LINOCKET~1 and LISACK-€ (discussed: above) are under control with no adverse “éfiects noted, ' a. There are several assets ‘of the REDTOP cection who have been carried uncer SB/COA for a fairly long period of _ time, Since the targets of tneir access change fron time to time, a8 well as the nature of the information they provide, ve do not believe they warrant special or new projects to cover thea, We do believe, brought under a project to facilitate orderly reporting and administration without resorting to separate progress reports on each, hovever, that they chould be 4 b, Since their activities closely parallel those of assets already covered by LIS cACK, we belicve it would be logical to include LIZODBIN]L and -2, LIORDER-1 and Subject of 201-843659 (on whos we are awaiting an Operational Approval) in this Project. Although none of these is such a chanse will require sone cost amendment to the Project to account for minor operational cxpenses which have heretofore been charged to SB/0OA. on these assets, p aid a salary, Separate correspondence will follow -@. There are several additional assets currently in the developmental stage who may eventually be administered under LISACK, These include Subject of HMMA-37742 of 28 August 196%, targetted against AEPOLYP; Subject of 201-351552, targetted | against AEMERGER; Subject of 201-848581, currently in sccial contact with Subjects of 201-250563 and "201-02 29068 under Station direction; and Subject of 201-859225, his-contacts with Subjects of 201-305052 and 201-744341, among othcr MHHARSHers. a USE PREVIOUS EDITION. &* boy oXedhe for/John A , CLASSIFICATION SECRET oe Wy. LQ cacti PROBERT who reports on é t | a iS - i . {
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wens Gam: ExT: DATE: ¥O Wi/1 3E04 6954/9041 13 October 1969 S-E-C-R-E~T : SSsl7 5°) MMMA-31965, 9 MAY 67. SUBJECT AND 201- 744341, ° oF CASE. _INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF SUBJECT ENCOURAGING;" BUT“ IN ‘VIEW ~ OF, REPORTED CONTACTS WITH KGB STAFFERS, SINCE 1966, BELIEVE CASE. ~ BEST HANDLED» UNDER PROVISIONS OF CSI-F-10-5, PARA 19. COVERT . _ NAME CHECKS IN PROCESS. _ ee CES oo _ Peng C) more’ (C] rice os cs snus wo. (OD no moe C) eavurs 10 . : . etite ~ ‘cay - tsesdicetion) {date ond thaw fsbed) : freferente ruses) - MEXICO CITY. ee ity 2 As ' REDLEG AEKICK . = re, REF: MEXICO CITY-1672 (IN 64675)® i ee el 4. “SUBJECT REF ASSIGNED 201-859225. QS TRACES FOLLOW: | A) HMMIA-30563, 17 NOV 66. SUBJECT IN SOCIAL AND |” BUSENESS CONTACT WITH 201-756168, KNOWN KGB. . Sia 'B) “HDBI-10877, 30 NOV 66, SUBJECT IN CONTACT WITH. * SOVIET EMBASSY CONCERNING TRAYEL OF SOVIET TOURISTS. KNOWN: KGB, IN APPARENT FREQUENT PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL CONTACT. . BOTH WERE PLANNING TO MEET LATER WITH 201-202379, _ KNOW KGB. a an POA ACTIONS BEING DEFERRED PENDING FURTHER DEVELOPMENT . gl FILE: 201-859225, a - a ; __.. END OF MESSAGE - , GOORDINATING OFFICERS Grrinéed trae ovtemeti¢ AUTHENTICATING, | SECRET srerodine ad - REPRODUCTION 6Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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14-00000 we A FTCA TAM os (Bencsmown 2 COE er bE IT IGE HELdeaPeene EVIRL, WUT tee + ortcdommaladlicahandbansddennedienencsdkaliaraane Cresc= |. SECRET ee. a oe wd (When Filled In) “smear [2d ts Po of AGA CaPy [_] esse0 [Jaorven AEPSOOUCTION OF THis COPY FROH: BITED thr - . esex Cjve [wo ~ ; , CLseury TO C8 FL.E eo. : 4 ahy “eS poe ere ATy 3 vets . ; . at SREP TO C8 PE NO. ee ti a. | e_— |} .ene ero 0) aston vo rae c ° as - FILE, VR SETS KD ” PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY IS47 SECRET FOR THEM TO DELIVER TO LIREBEL-2, AND THAT LIREBEL-2 SHOULD DELIVER THIS ENVELOPE TO BALCARCEL AS S6ON AS POSSIBLE. i Se LIREBEL-2 SHOWED ENVELOPE TO TORVESTAD, WHICH HE REPORTED . 7 “HE HAD RECEIVED FROM CRUZ AND RODRIGUEZ MORNING 36 SEPT. ENVELOPE ne ! CONTAINED THREE STAPLES AND HAD SCOTCH TAPE ALONG FLAP AND COMPLETELY = “pe AROUND ENVELOPE. UNDER TAPE ALONG FLAP WAS SHORT, WAVY INK LINE. = oo DUE APPARENT TRAP AND FACT. LIREBEL-2 FELT HAD TO GET ENVELOPE ee ae : TO BALCARCEL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, NO ATTEMPT MADE TO OPEN IT. : HOWEVER, TORVESTAD CERTAIN ENVELOPE CONTAIBED MONEY PLUS SOME NOTES. LIREBEL~2 TO ATTEMPT TO SEE WHAT IW ENVELOPE WHEN HE DELIVERS IT TO + tee . eet BAL CARCEL aa ne bemeters ot Ae ACCORDING LIREBEL-2, CRUZ AND RODRIGUEZ DEPARTED MEXICO Ton CITY VIA AIR FRANCE OB 38 SEPT, EW ROUTE TO MOSCOW. . Se LIREBEL<-2 ALSO REPORTED ANA MARIA (GOMAR). VILLACORTA. DE. mas -: ORTIZ SCHEDULED DEPART REXICO CITY 4 OCT.. FOR GUATEMALAN FRONTIER os iM. = BY BUS. STATION WILL FORWARD PRIORITY ANY CHANGE GOMAR TRAVEL mp nes be EETS’* BL ARS OR CONTACT PLAN FORWARDED REF A. — oo, ne wr Le 6. INDEX CRUZ, RODRIGUEZ FILE : 201- 160438, 201-385852. wo Mee SECRET re ga eg ages etter dwt Date te fe oO Eo ct ee a tebe? a eat 2. fap ete wvafohady Figpierges lg A nis oa a sieegy nit AONE 5 + - - - a ce See fa
14-00000 EES RIT RMR STON, BOSONS ie One ene Os ae ene epemeasanin + . ACD ithe est ersten oe ntti cates gic 19 agian: 2 eanante eb hat sat a HAE a LT Pe aay f , “PROGSSING ACTION | dass Chief, SB Division G : 4, HD POOONG RFOUIRED a , OLY QUALIFIED DESK Chief, WH Division . Coa AM SSDGE RDOURS Chief of Statiog .Mexico City Jf .- ed oS saat’ REDTOP AEP = Valeriy Viacimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052) SKTIGE REQUIRED - REFEREDCES | % Reference; HWEXICO CITY 1102, 1 August 1969 ey ™, ? 1. LIFIRE reported that Subject had departed for Moscow. on 29 July 1969, Previously LIENVOY had reported that Subject would be going to Moscow for approximately one week. Subject's wife did : not accompany Subject to the USSR. LIFIRE reported that KOSTIXOY ‘ returned to Mexico City on 18 August 1969 on Air France flight 707, a ceeret ee want caper tee mel APA LRT tem ; 2. The resson for Subject'’s trip to Moscow is unknown, but : Fe - guch TDYs are unusual. i os BER tte ‘for /Jonn Ae PROBERT oS ares Digtribution: esing BT - - ee OUPAROI VERO ABD GUGEER “EMMA-37839 po geen re te ae Nenana eeenen Mcn e  ee ae pee 7 oe SWINE ee Seer SPARIER A Bud I SC gao gpRcnanenterseamnecter armen emer room : . : ; a pees Sa a eR H Fi @ ® 2 & § Seen . . . Ly
a “ - ; 24 SEP 1963 TO: _ : Deputy Aasistant Secretary for Security Department of State . FROM: .  ODeputy Director for Plans . TS 6 oO} LOKI SUBJECT: KOSTIKOYV, Valeri Vladimyrovich conce rnleg Subject. -&, The files of this office contata the following Information ecoacerniug Subject, On 19 September 1961 Subject arrived la Mexico woe City, Mexzieo, ae an employee of the USSR Embasey. Subject was _ gabeequently promoted to the rank of Vice Consol, and as of March ' 1963, beld the positions of Consular Attache. Subject wag reassigned - wt.) «te Moscow on 4 August 1965, On 13 September 1968 Subject wae " “l= ." agate aasigaed te the Soviet Embasey la Mexico City, this time as - a Second Secretary of the Embassy. Subject ie-curreatly serving’ °- - . la-this pesitioa, : ; oe 3. Ima report from a reliable source. dated 27 [a2 ne 1967, = Source stated thal Subject was la constant contact with Alejandro ELS ears nrteatate ake: RMUDEZALEGHIA, the leader of the Nicaraguan Communist Party (PCN), while the latter was la Mexico city daring June and. | LA MICARAGUA July.1965. ... . a AL Reference Is made to your request dated 25 August 1969 | re? pt en, ; SUEX. Monzopce OF Contaey OF Cue SERIA yacter V. Kurikes (as.> = $9525) oT. FL Tm TRace Retay On 4, On l3 December 1968, a reliable source reported that ‘| Kostiecs sow: Subject and another member of the Soviet Embasey in Mexico City | ‘| To BUH stele were arrested la Ciudad Victoria, Mexico, oa 12 December 1968 ef beer, Cautects fer physically assaulting four Mexican citizens with whom Subject i —— “~~~ and the second Soviet had been socialising, Sabject aad the second i] SetwStu She Toe soviet claimed diplomatic lmmusity and were released by the ee fSemetises Te Mexican avthorities. a } MICROFILMED nee i$ ic3 DOC. MICRO. o.sEk. vey PSs ~ tes he oe Doph hc Ray a GSES aya? 2 ot 1 ed 4 te ana
: ioe - 1 a ~ 7 « . e ‘ . t on “hn ay te Be 1 one + sree s e ra . a ; CooL “4 ad ~ ' at ‘ . ~~ t , . . my, ! : . . ~ e “a . ake & . aie) M4) ET. Le . : 7 : a . 4 ~ . & Based on his activities ‘ata ascoclatl_oe while te. me : Menrlee City, Mexzleo, thle olfice considers Subject to be a stall ; qo? ' .- @lfieer of the Geviet Cormmitee for State Security (KGB). 6. For additioaal ieformatice concereing Subject, you ere ercferred ta the Federal Burcau of Iavectigation, . 5” CECT 31610338169 : Epel mse eek CC: Federal Bureau of levestigation . with espy of same check oS "7 REDICE: «=» SKS/EGV/ake ce, i BASED ON: 201-305052# a eee a Poe hae tori FS papa Be " 201-3050528 “para 3: 201-305052 | HMMA -32359 27 June 1967 se 201-305052 _, MEX1-8437 “13 December 1968" ‘para 5: |  201-305052¢. Po ay hone . - 201-305052 . a Feceke wag - cae Tedag iad tretigettigehes
14-00000 LE ARTS Ie + te _ DEPARTHEWT OF STATE panes pmeneemn Le tna) ; _" " REQUEST FOR BIOGRAPHIC DATA Doane TPS : . os rk pa ‘FROM: ~ oe — \DIKE Awd @LACE OF BIRT : pe, Varcem » 1933 tO a a wh FULL NAME iarried woman inclede aa fens nome). Valeri Vlediryrovic; for Sy {47 quam HOME ADORESS previous check 7/3/61 “OCCUPATION PREVIOUS EMPLOVERS AND FORMER ADDRESSES (Approvimotely lost tea yoors) Second Secretary of the Soviet cmbassy in Hexico Cx3 visa Issued; arriving NY July 29, 1°£9 via Air France “Light 700. Deoarting fer Moscow “rly 30, 1969 via Aercflot COl. ~ 7 IT OF FICE Visa Office ; ba | ip Gate c i 8/25/69 WAWE OF SUBMITTING OFFICER cOasyoy  ~‘Y) ; a FOR USE OF OTHER OF FICEIS) OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE Lo. . i) > SQ safetfe! Zz - £§$@ ‘Sd4xafoc ee OMEN ce Con!
14-00000 fu ; " CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIO’ _ —cusiined yet 4 ToraCores 7 ng 33 ROUTING ANO/OR REITIALO-G8E8 BY PERE EET HOTIRED Le ene grr Be i i 5 : aoe e st ny ° me . eB * fetta foam acres a (hen File tn) emer abe Oo O 3 3 ADVANCE COBY 1seuED OT TED Fe PRODUCTION OF THiS COPY PROMIBITED eer) 7 INCE X: (0 ves | | Ono . - a CLASSIFY TO C5 Gx. NO. ae : . : +BY: ats z KARE 70 CB OE NO. ome ov FO Verne am (9) eeruan vo mvemnqratenaeremmeenen 0 ASO EOE, _ ne) past? il pus, vm a SRS PS Cifle SJ... _ SECRET 12520 JUL 69 CITE MEXICO cITY-Tie2 ne eo Cy MEXL) ‘DIRECTOR INFO GUATEMALA CITY ee eg Lic hi wl5322 ~ _ LYARENA REDCOAT Ss a) kD REF: MEXICO CITY aB31 C -1/ 92573) / . r ry i.e LIREBEL-2 REPORTED 38 JULY HE TOLD BY JOSE LUIS (BALCARCEL) PH ROE REET PSR EATE PER SENS SS ev cach AAR RAR! ORs PL ae A ANN ERT EY S peed op Codey ane oR NEE Lo ee , Note. : : ORDONEZ (2061-16643) 27 JULY THAT “VALERIAN” LEAVING THAT WEEK-END FOR MOSCOW. OO , — es a. 2. ACCORDING AIR MANIFESTS, VALERY VLADINIROVICH KOSTIKOV (201°305052) DEPARTED MEXICO CITY 2$ JULY FOR MOSCOW. ACCORDING LIENVOY, KOSTIKOV RETURNING MOSCOW FOR 8 DAYS CONSULTATIONS... 3. ABOVE ADDS WEIGHT TO REF SPECULATION THAT “VALERIAN , .<* ‘gHO REPORTED BY BALCARCEL BE CONTACT OF GUATEMALAN COMMUNIST PART IN SOVIET EMBASSY MEXICO, IDENTICAL WITH KOSTIKOV.- - 4. NO INDEX. FILEs 201-168430, .281-385852. ~ § ECR &T ECL RA RNAS BRE A TER TT, Ae AS t 50-6 -(51)3 "SECRET 7  Brop- \O4 0 ada 8S Boe pase ce a Ow? aay oF . , 5s Hiaiinibeeremneraecessphines caso a gene emer meee tens eR a ° * tas ee we re sot ets A la te mye eat U7 ee ra og eetety yaa tf . Ve Ba Bey peta je <
14-00000 TOs Deputy Aesistast Secretary for Fecarity, Department of Siate ; FROM: Deputy Director for Plage > | ; SUBIECT: KOSTIKOY, Valeri Viadimyrovich | 1. Reference ia made to your ‘equest dated 2$ July 1969 — : Concerning Sabjece. ‘ RR REET REN OE RE THe ETS AE bearer A TAO USN wet Love Ae ~ - . 5 a . 2 Ina report dated 27 August 1962 from a reliable scarce, a - Sebject wae Meted as a inown or suapect KGB (Saviet Committee i 4 sf 4 oy “A. y 4 + mmeraemetin sreccenendgrepie core o for State Gecarity) officer, Although this report did act specify how Subject's povition or possible position as an intelligence olficer was determined, numerous additional reports have Getablished that Subject le ae officer lathe KGS. Several of ' these reports are noted below. ba 24 2 2 8 ie i ee ei ete ee A repost dated 3 daneary 1962 from a re reliable gource indicated that Subject had a background which “samciled wo stroagly" af Soviet intelligence service “Sy. 7 8! (RES) comacctions (i.e., a gradeate of the ; " “4 << Soretga Language fastitute asd/or the oe thE, Institate of Foreign Affaire in Mescow). Se me, Subject was cescribed'as posaibly RIS 7 Be! ' ag early ae 1959 whea be atténiedaa- = : . Btectrotechmical Congress held ia Madrid, | -', @pain, from 39 Jane to 10 Jaly 1959. oe ' Daring thie congress, Subject was eee ' frequently absent from the celegatioa, fae atuciously avoiced having his picture . cl | takes, and was generally acted for his ; ““euspleioss" behavior. yen
i fa ak acer queiecs Te MEWTLSIVLE Hg ae « 1963 from sher reliable sources, Sabject KettZKsy Ae Souter 3 ont vad@e Ve had apparently talen over an the caee “llicer Le Sin 309 29%) (8 far one hargardo LU, an agent of tue Sovists © TRACE REPLY Ou KotTz key Sunt To bEPr. OF $TATS. - gelerred to the Federal Bereac of Investigation, _ EZael. & came check goats ae oer ’ attempt to analyze the KGB Resicentura in Mezico CHy, Mexico, " 1967 from reliable sources, whes Subject camo to Mezico he > b, According lo & report cated 16 March 1962 from & relighle shurcs, Subject sarticinated ., doa Soviet effort to cultivate an American Embscay explayes, e,. ‘& report daisd Detabar 1962 froma rellable _soerce Indicated that Subject wae believad _to be & KGB alficer because af his postion. oat ia the Cosatlar office where most of the . en ee 2 me, ' percogoel were connected with the K.C2, : ar ae Subject had bee known to atlead meetings a la place of other identified KGB officers, ad. According toa report cated 20 ecer: ber Firat Secretary av ae ae GLOTSV «as eee guspected by reliable sources to be the 1G5 Reeident in tierica City. Subject ales had qyacéQ 2 Kostried Asi, pposicerable co contact withdvan Gaveilovich , ; a ~gorazetee ALFERVEYV, the Praveds corresposcert and orn re uspect K KGS “officer with with whorn orn Subicet Kos Tz Key Jravoled to Tijuana, Mexico, oa Sertombar ae Do 1963, Subject frequently escorted dipicmatic 6€4 TAASE 4 ; couriers te aad from the airport, @ function ZEO4yY OW | | on primarily of the consular sectloa officera etrrees J a | vd | | ors . anud,.as far ae was known, strictly s- LG yt s vs, -, gespoagibility, This same © report t ideatified sear 3. Ie a@ report dated 14h: tay 1965, a reliable searce, 40 ae. ‘ gtated that Seblect was probably a “GB officer. 4. According to reports dated 22 December aed 27 Jase replaced a suspect +-GB officer. When he left Mexice, he was veplaced by an identified KGB officer. 4. For further information concerning Subject, you are “CBCI-316/03145-69 SECRET. CCi Federal Bares of favestigatl — with copy of tame
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14-00000 . : o ‘ . x . eos . * Canara Lt 7 ‘ t . Pe yh j i DEPARTMENT OF STATE 7), —_ REQUEST FOR BIOGRAPHIC DATA: : | FROM: 2 ALIASES, RICKMAMES or COTIZENSHIP previous check 7/3/61 0 AME AND ADDRESS OF PRESENT Second Secretary, Sovict Enbagsy, Mexico. PREVIOUS EMPLOVERS AND FORMER ADDRESSES (Approximately lest ten yeors) EmPLOVYER C-3 visa issued: arriving New York July 29, 1969 via Air Prance fli é 4 ight 700. Departing for Moscow July 30, 1969 via Aeroflot 001. 3 FOR USE OF DEPARTMENT OF STATE ONLY OF FICE. TYPE OF DEPARTMENT PROGRAM isa Office(Room 511 SA~2 DATE uly 25, 1969 WANE OF SUBMITTING OFFICER Her: Uae | BONS Gai2 “f ‘ : oO FILE IN 201-gosos2% MEE aglinde ch omenetiaos OE QOS OSa 74
14-00000 ey ME SECRETARIAT Disseaanavion  CLASSIFIEG MESSA ail MOTHS aad . op & ete aReu®. range . - “Seatgunds 1920 ite ta slled In) mesaaast Fan sree EPEOOUCTION g C) ves CLaimey vO ce anvance COPY | | waves []aorres homeo ea- KRREOF 1 CB FL () ewe aw- SECRET O123202 JUL 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 1162 - ci DIRECTOR INFO GUATEMALA CITY | phe s9 of 15322 - LIARENA REDCOAT . ro REFs MEXICO CITY 9831 C 77/ 73513) ae I, LIREBEL-2 REPORTED 30 JULY HE TOLD BY JOSE LUIS (BALCARCEL) ORDONEZ (201-16843G) 27 JULY THAT “VALERIAN” LEAVING THAT WEEK-END sneha re > ld ‘ ; £ FOR MOSCOW. 2. ACCORDING AIR MANIFESTS, VALERY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV - (281305852) DEPARTED MEXICO CITY 29 JULY FOR MOSCOW. ACCORDING. ser PERC ZRC eat a ctsn gti BPE hc eB Aaa ISL SAPO TERE IONS SEATS Nat ys . * / ' . . . . a Ly i . . ° : ‘ . LIENVOY,. KOSTIKOV. RETURNING MOSCOW FOR’ S DAYS CONSULTATIONS. $. ABOVE ADDS WEIGHT TO REF SPECULATION THAT “VALERIAN, (Ho REPORTED. BY BALCARCEL BE CONTACT OF GUATEMALAN COMMUNIST: age te oct M aila r 2 “".. PARTY IN SOVIET EMBASSY MEXICO, IDENTICAL WITH XOSTIKOV. tee t SMEiee a stp oe oh ek, i t ae Bee aay” 4. NO INDEX. FILE: 201-160430, 201-305052. - >. SECRET , | | ee F Rabb gveedut Ae A ae, oe
14-00000 ¥ an@ Sic neraniay Osseunnanon CLASSIE nS. QAESBAGE Tota, Comes P REOMAINIT ROTIFIED BS 6 | beg Ms Toetinen oom JROUTINE $°0/08 Initial g- S€EN BY : Se, [ * 1, SECRET - aeael] a ohh 1 tier tininy Ss pt oe CLASSI TO FILE (00 cere Cee —_e ris Ore em eine - LAS [asco a AN SBS, CURS, Cilic a : Fee . sah { SE CR ET 6200072 JUL 69 CITE MEXICO CITY 6831 : : lkwF0 DIRECTOR © Lins N935 13° { | ‘LIARENA REDCOAT AS i 1, IW CONVERSATION WITH LIREBEL-2 27 JUNE, JOSE LUIS _ . | ol) ; (BALCARCEL) ORDONEZ (201-160430) COMMENTED UPON DIFFICULTIES GETTING ee a #  RAPIO | : < ACTION IN HIS CONTACTS WITH SOVIET EMBASSY HERE. IN THIS \y" Oo CONTEXT BALCARCEL STATED HIS CONTACT IN EMBASSY ONE mvaventan’ a ‘BALCARCEL STATED SOMETIMES "VALERIAN" TAKES HIM INSIDE SOVIET] 3 vibe EMBASSY GROUNDS IN “VALERIAN'S" CAR, BUT OTHER TIMES. HE MUST GO. . a Ty " TO EMBASSY FRONT GATE AND ASK SEE "VALERIAN". BALCARCEL STATED HE - | | yp AND "VALERIAN" USUALLY MEET IN OFFICE OF “KUNETSOV", SOVIET-PRESS | so ae: ASE RAS aanenanatsermemraetoopr nae rae na sca i 3 _ AND KNOWN KGB CFFICER. | , _nidhoo Ra RAMIREZ, POSSIBLE IDENTIFIABLE WITH RICARDO RARTREZ) DE . ¥ ATTACHE. we 2. THERE NO SOVIET OFFICIALS CURRENTLY ASSIGNED. MEXICO CLTY- WITH FIRST WANE "VALERIAN". IT POSSIBLE "VALERIAN" IDERTIFIABLE WITH VALERY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV. (201-305052), 2ND SECRETARY IN EMBASSY = | IN 1965 KOSTIKCV IN + PDEs mS BoE © MEEROETRRSY “ * bea ’ CONTACT WITH ALEJANDRO (BERMUDEZ) ALEGRIA (2@1-626839), NICARAGUAN COMMUNIST PARTY (PCN) LEADER WHO SUSPECTED RECEIVE FUNDING FROM BS a SOVIET FOR USE BY PCN. SEE ALSO HMNA-37406, WHICH REPORTED’ ONE SECRET Whee TRI LE CONN S UK 50> 6 ha pe Sel? MSU EEO TES Nine oo de 4 toae ‘ bs ft 4 OL. Te tue dig cto, wo NO ET ae Sand, ae te
i , ° " v4 “ . _ ; ! _ : Lk ABLE SECRETARIAT DSSEMINATION Cragsirieo Messace Tore, COMES __@CUTING ANGVOR INITIALS - SEW Be __- a —— = SECRET mate veer 4 : "\ fihen Bled 9) ee Cassy TO FB KD. & a = B-O2P TO FUG set. vue me Clee. vo oatreov Osa : PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 835 SECRET | oe, ALLED SOVIET EMBASSY 18 JUNE ASKING SPEAK WITH | KOSTIKOV. ee 3. “KUMETZOV™ ASSUMEDLY IDENTIFIABLE WITH SVYATOSLAV KUZNETSOV ' (281-87222), CURRENT SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE MEXICO AND KNOWN KGB OFFICER. HOWEVER, SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE OFFICE LOCATED IN HOME ef a Bate tele teee | H | KUZNETSOV, RATHER THAN IN EMBASSY. | _. 4 MO INDEX, FILEs 201-1604303 201-305052. PPR Le @ vewon @ avmareve pany ewe fle RaraPeeeres sovaer, peer) 7 sas eonmtdntans areseaymareh at eal uneenteimertised
14-00000 Stag s cal a ie Pe i bas “Pa gt ih? * ceri’ us x iets ay inet Bes ny re | 539 Sr oP Oasis a aoe cara te is 1 Per Carlog Montiel, desde México, _ . Em wa carta Hegada a es- fa redaccién, periodistas pe- ‘ Yuanos me Informaron que, * @ateradca de mal articulo “A- ag hore Peru”, preguntaron al ue Cancer de aque) pals, Fd- gardo Jarrin, sl le Negads de uta mision comercial ru- 88 & Verras pervans: feria ado le primera entiega de @lra misi6n mas impoitan- fe, Ja de una represtntacion Gipkméuca soviética, Em ese srtticulo comentaba que miembros de 4a, Embsaia- da mroseovinta en México, ha- bilan astegurado en Jos corri- floes somales de esia ciudad, que en menos de dog emanzs Perd estableceria relacion<s diptomiticas con ¢] Krem- ‘fin, a guvel de embajoda. Segga me informan en esa misiva, apenas’ tres dias dis- puéds, el] diario limelo “la Prensa’, confirmé en su pri /_ fia@re Mana la noticia que 7“ eomenté en El, UNIVERSAT,. oe GRAFICO, ¥ ques obitive gra- vo + @lag @ Ie indisrecién de ics ’ Giplomatxos smiéticos que a figuran en el “clreuito coc- ‘ felero” que aqui s: Neva a gato por los embajaderes y encorgadss de negocicg de las Baciones extranjeras. _Recusrdo que también en _ =r a -EL UNIVERSAL el coleza Alonso Fonseca G., publicé una nota lituleda "Ae Icgres Diplomaticos™, con ia divertica historia dels “yuere ga de Visdialav Koremtvshe kin y Vakri Rertikey, agree gad, ¥ segundo sectelasy), respecuvamente, de la eme- bajada rusa en Méxion, q'le- nes la empecaron “entre bur bujes de vinous ca:cs en fa gone rosa de la ciudad de México, y #e vieron ebliga- dos a ponerle fin en Cadad Victoria entre sus insulos @ México bajo in:musidsd di plomatica”. Al parece; los diplematices sovieticus ro sé le han renuncado a ser de- esntes, sino que también e¢- thn demosuamde ger incapa- ees. El Cenciller peruzno Ser cudo Jarzin, quicn anuneié ia Heyeda de la mision comer cial yusa, respend:6 a S& pre gunta de Ing ypericdistas con’ un lacumico “oporunzrrente tendran infoermacién si es gut al Gobierno decide dar ese pase” (el de estaciecimiencd de relaconcs diploa-aticas con la URSS}). Ames de que ef Gobierno de Litta “deera gir ese paso”, quisiérawog pasiu- le trasiade de estos das poe trafos que el periodista Ber- parde Escalante. putlicd ona uo articuio de ~El Sci de Mé- ico”, bajo el tituln: “La Em bajada Misteriosa”. . Gharkco, Packs way he ee “Loe extrefie ata cn aie la FEmbaieda de la Lpss es una de las qu2 cuéGtisn con ~ personal nfs mumesoro y las Qs menor quehacer tensn. Las dependenciag contedes gq" tienen trafo con 2) pobles ~¢feccién consular,  secrién cultural, agencia tyristiva-e laotran sdlo cuatro boas a la strrana. Con kee didccs de fa mano se podran conar los : mevicanos que en un afin van “y a aclicuar una visa, El ecaner cio entre México y Ja URSS 48 casi nulo. Lag “ielecien-s eulturales”, como todce fo sa ben, consizsien adlo en hacer propaganda “de alla psa a- ca", ya que en los deminios de Brezhniy y de Korgin at idea tienen’ se lo que ep Mé~ Rico”. : “2A aué se dedica, pues “se enjambre de personal ruso —en esa Embajada en que. mo trabeja:un solo meakan> y bosca la servidumbre .cs .40- wiética— en esa enorme man siém que pedia ser gvarida de vampiros? El misterio sue bs de punto ‘si se toma en cuentas que ia- Emubajacaz de Mérico en Mosed epetes al est{ inicgrada por unss seis ® siete personas, Fy en cambid la URSS méntiene aqui mais de un centersr. :Par qvé la UPSS tiene una Embzjada fan Rumerosa en Nuestra gals, si hace lo misme que Is Dues fra en BloscuT -
74-00000, - Oper sets SOVIET EXSASSY IN MEXICO HAS LARGE STAFF WHICH DOES LITTLE WORK 2B ES PR RSE ARE ENTE SIENA EG ale oT PO SEIT OG EA Erte AP CE? ghtty DEALT woe . «by Carlos Montiel . : i Source: La Prensa Libre (Free Press), 6 May 1969, San Jose, " Gosta Rica “OG +... Mexico City -- In.a letter addressed to our editorial department Peruvian. newsmen informed me that, being acquainted. ~~ - . | " - .with my article “Ahora Peru" [Now Peru], they asked that country's - * | chancellor, Edgardo Jarrin, whether the arrival of a Soviet trade y mission in Peru would be only the prelude to another more importan ‘mission, that of Soviet diplomatic representation. . letine . J ¢, In that article I pobserved that members of the Soviet’ a . = “embassy in Hexico City had predicted in that city's social . circles that in less than 2 weeks Peru would estaodlish diplonatic : relations with the Kremlin at the. embassy level. _ According to the letter, barely 3 days later the Lima daily - ‘ oe La Prensa confirmed with prominent play the resort that I had made. in El Universal Grafico whose substance I had obtained thanks to. the. indiscretion of Soviet diplomats included. in the Meocktail circuit" organize ad here among the ambassadors and trade representatives,
14-0000 é Md ve alien 2 RIES IPR Se ge ° + Bima I recall that also in El Universal Grafico my colleague, Alonso Fonseca G., published a note entitled "Alegres Diplomaticos"™ [Tigsy Diplomats) recounting the entertaining story of the "binge | of Vladislav Koromovshkin and Valery Kostikov, attache and second... | &. secretary respectively ef the Soviet embassy in Mexico. These officials began their spree "between glasses of expensive wines . 7h N . ok . ’ ce eRe eALERTS SEALING, + Lab RSG aN SIE DY EN Teel UST OR VEDA INE yt VAR in the 'red' district of Mexico City but had-to bring their i Hy - H - adventure to a close at Ciudad Victoria amidst the abuse they : ans ee hi hurled: at Mexico under the diplomatic immunity which they enjoyed." Apparently, the Soviet diplomats not only have given up decent beha | r but are also demonstrating their sregnpetence Ct ve : The Peruvian chancellor, Mercado,Jarrin, who announced the pps, ? i _ arrival of the Soviet trade mission, answered the newsmen's question “with a laconic comment that "at the appropriate time you will learn whether the government has decided to take that step” (of establish- . ... "ing diplomatic relations with the USSR). Before the Lima governnent + capiwaane geen ered amine (atuesemanpate = ‘ “decides to ‘take that step," we would like: to: reproduce these two- "paragraphs which the journalist. Bernardo, Escalante published in an” +o» artiele entitled "La Embajada Misteriosa"™ (The Mysterious Exbassy] - ” iin the newspaper El Sol de iexico. . ; a "The strange thing is that the Soviet embassy is one of “those with the largest staff but with the least ‘to do. THose op branches that have contact with the public -- consular section, * . cultural section, ‘tourist agency -= work only 4, hours a weex. Cne 5 ‘ean count the nunber of Rexicans applying: for a Russian visa on the , fingers of one hand. Trade between | fexico and ‘the USSR is precticall “i ee ae ue nil. whe teulturel relations,' as evervone knows, consist sienly, =~ 2 =
14-00000 an making propaganda *from one place to. another! inasmuch as in the land of Brezhnev and Kosygin they do not even have a ‘ remote idea of what Mexico is like. "What is this plethora of Soviet personnel used for . then in that. exbassy whe re not even a single Mexican citizen is . employed, where the domestics themselves are Soviet, in that huge mansion that could serve as a den of vampires? The mystery deepens if one considers that the Mexican embassy staff in Moscow barely numbers six or seven employees whereas the USSR has more .than a hundred in Mexico. Why does the Soviet Union have such a | _, darge etoassy stait in our country if it does what ours does in Moscow?’ rise ae ra Ser cee Denar eer ene eee CES 43. OP Maa eA TEN LB Se ROBE IY SAMA ITE BIE PERERA LAS EN acess Peneem Peete CASTE dete Se Re r eatin Os
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: BARKED FOR BIE ee a etme enone Bee Cliief, SB Division XXX [xo wouwe roves BF. GRY GUALTES OF6K Chie, WH Division a ie OA SIDE BEEING cr) ~~ Chiet of Station, Mexico City .- mcroress ry can REDTOP /AEKICK /AEBURBLE _. ACTION REQUIPUD - EELPLSCES j ” Reference: HMMA=36517, 14 Fepruary 1969 © a, - a 1. On 1 April 190¥ the Station received & memorandum trom lecal LNERGO concerning the latest meeting AKBURBLE had with his Soviet Case Otiicers, This memorandum 1s 1orwarded under separate cover as Attachment #1. Tne m@eting took place in Mexico City on 3 and 4 February lyov., The Soviet case otticers were Aleksandr Aleksandrovich NIKITIN (201—/84917) and Valeriy Vladimirovich ; KOSTIKOV (201-305052), { 2. On 8 April 1909 we answered LNERGO's memorandum with comments | | concerning NIKITIN‘s and KOSTIKOV's whereabouts on 3 and 4 Fepruary : lv6y, the possible meeting place on 4 February lYo¥, and the cars fo, used, Recent photographs o1 NIKITIN and KOSTIKOV were torwarded to local LNERGO also. This Station memorandum is torwarded under separate cover as Attachment #2, x It is interesting to note that the 1969 Volkswagen with towed Mexico City plates 78/ IW, assigned to Stanislav Vasilyevicn SYCHEV no (2012320903) .was used as the vehicle to drive AEBURBLE to the meeting gite on 4 Febmusry lYoy., The use ot SYCHEV's vehicle, which ig ose _ ot two Soviet vehicles whach du not have diplomatic license plates, : etrengthens our Suspicion that SYCHEV is a KGB ofiicer. . a ues. Mo rh tcet. “Attachment: Se re : de LNERGO Memo u/e/e ake ee Pah tee tet 2 Station memo u/a/e . . - D tribution: ae on vie att OT: Bais REO OD . TToaraan sruson Ano waneR 201-48491% : -HMMA-36888 © “Gas ATION a) April. lgoy °° es FRE eR : SECRET 201-24642'4 RO em nemmmmare tae So eanen TALE BM ne A Minne Be EO EM SIA AMINO Se we A ty ec tee : net
14-00000 \ , ~ es ‘ we / ; a Se aa ed Bt ke ks ; ware) - ‘L e oy 7 ‘ ES Oy con : oid Q FRG Deputy Director for Plans . , ln O. Maker Alekoundroich Per your request, esclosed are the following sost recent photagraphs available of subject Soviets vho are presently ascigned to the Soviet Extasny, Rexice City: @ Fete i: Valeriy Visdimtrovich KOsPIxoy, born: 13 March 1933, Moscow, photo dated 1959. b Fete 2 Valeriy Viedimirovich ROSTIROY - 1965 Ge rote 3: Rosa Alekeandromn. KOSTIKOVA, born: 2 Mareh AGB, Axkbangelak, photo dated 1965. Ge Fhoto &; Alakeanir Alehasntrovich EIKIZIN, bora T June: 1989; Bvenilovalis: photo received 1995. Ge Photo 5: Nina Afanssyoums RIEITINA, borm 1931, Arkhaagel- @& @lact, phote reselved 1965. Distribution:- ° i = cr/Ls s ‘ ate sete ; 1 a Chrono 1 = s3/C1/P/AP ~ comeback 2 ~ RID/AH SB = ease classify: icormnn, 201~305052 “ _ KT ? 201734917
ce a %, EF * Tthave met him bus IT ce not In 6 his Lathe a ~: Valentin Longuinov, in charse ef consultr affairs, nis wile : hog eS ae oe wel si ae ae be « . ad ‘ niet 2e2ns SuAlArs Town fers nice, Alexandra hee been an simins. speax very gooi Snanis, and fair Englich. @acir daashnter Kieteinsun é : oe Ay 2 ' Karine, ‘sixteen years old, very sovnisties tted,caze here for 3 hy holifey. The only child of thas age we heve ever seen here. . “4 They herve enother oii , who is in ioscov. Both have been 2t our house for @ party. In genercl “seviet pzeple cone alone, letving: “€ the wives benind, LOCC wii we oe ONO . ot e Das tri. Pryg ZOV> wife ne atalia, have an sail child bom here, he has been writing a book on ‘the vexLean revolution. "re are fyiily good friends. } fé was introiuced to me ty Poris Hagantsey who invited ne. for lunch for- tne ocasion. hen we go to the Soviet “enibessy poth he and Tebnytthov ars always very attenti eek ‘ - - ~ ‘ ° .I kmow several other peosle fron the Sovict enbassy but reaily se weme SFL , - > . . I coulc, place nem tojether with eaeilr naneSe+-- hee . bem we : «twee, pane ranean tet orien eaedene to 7s sutton eewan serene wmean emme Stirar nt Meer NIN SS EN le OO ORR BENE alt U ATM Ne a ver . f , wt . > @ * a rs 3 : + ~ . aaa wa - Pe w 9 * “+ woe ese « .
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t | : CasuAION PROCESSING ACTION | DISPATCH , i i, BECRET. RARKID fO% mee nt Chief, _BB Division a ; ; GE [wo mots eeqaees BAG. ) - 4 ONLY QUALIFED DESR i | Chief, OH Bivision _ (AN UDG SOLOING : FeO ‘- Chief of Station, testes City Lean | Aleksandr Hikhaylovich BROVEIN (201-185124)_ ; ACTION REQUSED - REFERENCES -Beference: HENS-6220, 19 December 1968 1, LIFIRE reported the- PCE departure of. the. BROVEIN. family .on. 22 Saptonber 1968 aboard Sabena Flight 556. Subject travelled on Seviet Diplomatic Pansport B-008133, 2 BROTEIM held ‘the position ef Third decretary at the Seviet Bebassy ia Mexice City. He was replaced by Valeriy Viadimirevich KOSTIKOY (201-305052), whe assumed the title of Second Secretary, Forwarded berewith are recent LICALLA phetegraphs of - Be Subject. for/Uiliard €. CURTIZZ $ Phote h/e : - & : & Distribution: z 2 — C/SB wfatt b/w we 2 = C/BH_ w/e att (gsi - Ritech mn 0 |-By f Je ORPARCS TREO AMG MURLEER ‘x Bar ltt Pas Ly ek Ft a Tat a aes Se Tae
74-90000 2 x or re ‘ ; » eB : a ~ 1 or , D - * aes & Came $e0he rama’ Orsseina rion _ Gite Misses Tora, COMES Uipnhle ANSD/OR INITIALS - SEEN BY 5 PERSON TT ROTTED 7 — : , ; GRourr ‘ é TRON Ro SECRET. wanted Di fe _ (When Filed inj, brates ae € ff dt | rar rennenaneneme : : TRERRODUC TON OF Tos CoP RomUnES Py sovancecory [_]asuco [_] norte cl ee _ mom Divs Oso ier te} on oil eee , CLaSeier TO Fi at = & rv 9 ue we. BREE CO 60 0 cere omsew wv Oven 8 eua wo Clect ro “, waancn oes taov [) sic RK TORS Oo ise . . __ $8 8 orttwe Rilnw WHE Cr Gilops Ciice? 2 ECRET 2418@@Z DEC 68 CITE KEXICG CITY 8531 | | Cece _£, DIRECTOR OO 1Pee $8 nent i - REDTOP AEKICK AEASSAULT & REF: MEXICO CITY 8437 (10 54340) Pe ".§. LILYRIC REPORTED THAT KORMUSHKIRN AND KOST1KoV LEFT THE SOVIET EMBASSY TOGETHER AT 16733 ON‘'S DECEMNEER.” “THEY WERE NoT ; SEEN UNTIL THEY RETURKED TOGETHER AT 15228 ON 2k DECEMBER. THEY i! LEFT AND RETURNED IN THE REGULARLY ASSIGNED TO YURIY S. CHERNYSH. - : yee’ y Tea! UPON RETURN KORMUSHKIN, KOSTIKOV, AND THE CAR WERE GRIMY AND DIRTY. 2. CN 2B DECEMBER ONE OF LIGUIFIER'S WRITERS PLACED STATION . eX x WRITTEW ARTICLE. IN EL UNIVERSAL GRAFICO. ENTITLE “HAPPY DIPLOMATS,” fob ak es ~ eMiate AEE soe be iT 1s T ON GUE - iN CHEEK TWO COLUMN ARTICLE STATING Two. “SOVIETS GOT OFF MARK - -LENINIST WAGON TO ENJOY BOURGEOISE JOYS AND ENDED UP Ete fs wet ave ; INSULTING MEXICO AND PULLING GUNS. THEY DEMANDED DIPLOMATIC © -HAMUNITY WITH INSULTING ARROGANCE. IRVITES READERS TO CALL ' SOVENB TO CONFIRM ST OY. ™ ™ : Mon Soe ‘ ae : 3 siete 2 % w« i . e “A “AMBASSADOR WHO INTRIGUED WITh STORY. PASSED IT TO HIS ee . . mo a ee FRIEND, GARCIA. VALSECA, PUBLISHER OF EL SOL. CHAIN.- VALSECA SENT... 2°" | REPORTER FROM TAMPICO TO ciupap VICTORIA, ow 2l DECEMBER EL SOL Le ni FRONT PAGED STORY ENTITLED “MEMBERS OF SOvIET ENEBASSY DRUNK, es . ren 2» a ws bd Dols 305 OS Ree i OP ° pane as Pee Se ecm nt ml ar tl ieats AEAE TRIO en A RET Ne amie Veena mn eventing
14-00000 Cone res ot ge ve , oot LO . . uf Cage SECRETARIAT OVSSERUNATION C.asSer 160 MESSAGE Tora, Comes 7 - ROUTING ANO/OR iM TIALS - SEEN BY 2 PERE Has 0a FeO TIES eRQuet Sn Reba ane Li, {When Filled tn) - ben. abte aoteom REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY. PROHIBITED * woes ves O no AAP et \_ | aor asd COPY [] S8UED CJ S.OTTED CLASSIFY TO FUE KO + BREF FO FUE WO Dasew oy rue wo [leer to oesreoy [) sic PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 8531 S.ECRET | TREACHEROUSLY ATTACKED TWO MEXICAN ENGINEERS," A PURE MIRACLE cc THAT THE TWO MEXICANS WHO ARE NAKED ESCAPED WITH THEIR LIVES WHEN SIETS THREATENED THEM WITH A RIFLE AND PISTOL AFTER DRIVING "THEN 10 REMOTE POINT. INDIGNANT THAT THE SwIETS WERE SET FREE | WITH ONLY 208 PESO FINE. HOPES FOR Last far 08 AEOQUT WHAT | | SOVIETS DOING IN TAMAULIPAS (STATE) AND SPECUALTES THEY ENGAGED | REISE tote, prmeneny Sens NANE 1S HOPELESSLY jo GARBLED. ne - SO | | ON 22 DEGHEBER THE NEWS, ‘ENaL ISH DAILY, RAN SHORTER VERSION ‘ GF EL soL STAY. oN 24 DECEMBER THE NEWS IN FOLLOW-UP GIVES NORE .D_ DETAIL AND QUESTIONS LENIENCY OF 2¢O PESO FINE. NOTES THAT oe ~ KOSTIXOV Is IN DIPLOMATIC LIST BUI CANNOT FIND NAME. OF: VLAGIST OK ::- _, HGSHID CKORIGUSHKIND THERE. ae aon by bo oo a ene ee en I atceabfyt cote BBD aati r ; 5. ON 23 DECEMBER cus GAVE ANASSADOR PICUTES OF KORMUSK KIN oo a ee WITH FACT THEY GONE FROM MEXICO CITY FROW 9 TG ~~ RER-KPSTIKOY eee eee TE ING FOR RORNUSHKIN. AMBASSADOR PASSED) * “. GN INVESTIGATION AND EXPLANATION BY SOV ENB ABG'IT AEASEN CE OF SOVIET “SD IPLOW ATS” FOR il DAYS PROWL ING MEXICAN COUNTRY SIDE. WILL ALSO | | | _ | }y2d TO GARCIA VALSECA WITH SUGGESTION HE DO FOLLOW-UP STORY INSISTING 2% y | SUGGEST THAT GARCIA PUBLISH ‘STORY AND PICTURES IN HIS CHAIN OF * oe re
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oot ‘ Lhe ‘ ore cae ne enna eco sesame at acetate TR wane tec myn am ap, + iii wees , f . ar) ee ae _ ; : ; poo | EL UNIVERSAL Graricg! pian Tin Reagan ath * ers t Viernes 20 de diciembse ve 1888 8 - i ds EER ELT 5 : eed “ny Alegres Diploiéticos : 5 Por ALONSO FONSECA G. ce, gino Gue, eh Medio ae una; G Querida lector, @.4 es 4 anes ena fe cious. : Uda macrizaca’ cel 3 de aie. ee ueTOS Gt PEMEX en} 4 ae tbe Wale Ot. autectowl & Ciue: Clemare, entre DUFOUIaS GE Te! ala Meanie. £0 6. CaMind, dese; NOS Chris 0A le fea ran ce Puta G8 6 Cishieues Ba tbuae ! Ja ciuaad ce México, y G28 leg Gus Provaes us cumos! termir-d muy .0}09, en Caulaa' ees Seonal [a “coment los hte | Victoria. &+ trata de dos Mlro 2a leyar a ws peores extremoa | Xistaa-ienwnisias de ig URSS. de fa Sros€rd. exouesla sin, Que per hare rote Las cace- ningun “atademiniumo”, de! Ras de ig oprubioga tirania ce’ eyo, que ia Unuvesaidad de le los diplomaticos Gecentes. aniustad de Muscd sefala €0° j a 2. . “empinaron el codo” en bares mo los yrandes Cereches cone burgueses, no para alegrarse quistados Dor ios hombres! ¥ Gividar una que otra fr18¢e+- avangades del leninismo, y} 38 Que tea rasguAaba el cora-:duveron los denues' os cone: 268, a:60 para ianzar una OF° tre joe mexieanos. Leg exatra| denade ce denusstas @ ‘Ala t cagenteros ce PEMEX —comg! : fias & Méaica y a los BiekleRe so hublera hecho cusiguier Rte 7 ae : HOS, CON eb PEetentn Ce Gue.ty bien Hari@e-~, celendigrog ; ; "  PUBREO Uno eale “BlegriO"; ton fiemers B 8u Purle. Bin todo ge ie diapensa, iteds, los rusos se convirtieron Los diplonsicos de la ere) sedilamente en Cipiomdtees bAAGE fu eh Mexicu, Vaiers Piatcieros, al empunar sus are nash 8 Kostikov, wanda seeretarin, Fas contra ios ingenieros, pac. oY ¥ Viadisiay Koromovahain, FO sin duda porque .4 prepas ha » agregads, na sole alvidarca tation rusa conaisw mds bien. # entke hipgies bs. moral aces ¢0 C1 Manejo de ccohetes tele Sake 2g cs sta, paru colovarse una “guae “Tigidos hacia la Lune, que e Tapela ce esas que hacen époe @% Manejar con nabilidad is ee ww /PFOSUICAS.pistolas obsoletas, se. ‘ei . eo Veron prontamente desarmae & ns . an : Gos per los mexicencs. . € Al Legar a Ciudad Victorta, : ae los ingeniercs de Pe MEX ene | . wo Cote tregaron a las auturicadea Ye!’ L. co . : cales los agregados ruses y aug! plstolas. Pese al ceseo unante j' me de todos los alli presentas } Para Que los sovidiicos tueran | castigados, éstes, con acrogan- | ela insultante, exizgisron eli feapeto a au inmunidad aiplo- | . matics. Corremas nota de la; . agresividad de ames mosco= % ne . jeitas at goer ehino de Mag . . . , : iTse Tung tax empedado en. . mo . ; my seguir la ines dura. aunque | . , _ ‘, -G . ». BO ereemtie. que fos contrate, | ¥4 Que 8011 Distoieros melos. | Et lector que quera confir- | Mar ios deaues de esta borras t ehera interpinietaria y side | tal, con dmunes de quienes! _ érven gue ron la cunqulsta go- poe _Wiétiea dél pacer en Rusia el re Pape ua yo oa Getencle en win’, st a ee “epee Cae . 2 werd 7 - Uanar a: teleeano 1o-da-aa, HO te, . re * . ‘ , : ee site gs an thy TOR. bees D she SHG hse estas + sat givascox acti Mt sik SER Ranterremperieae oc ear rintetein matin = orem PMC Me SL MA ART WATE ASM FOES AST I Se chs at tw dgi she © a Rabe Tee SIS FR RAO LY pets is ss 7 . were Cette 258%
+ Ry mae aaa Bossi Pitie SHY et 5 nC RAB SShatiRa tp nae Sh 5 ze see sais ” af te eR é ce w ‘ finest see ee? ; : : i SeSh Riaae i F les ES en TIPSY DIPLOMATS - 5 a by Alonso Fonseca G. A Source: Notuaederrettted. Zé, Tre Cathe ove Ag. 6p. 37 fegt Ves Caer : o . - _. ware ; . ot t °°. 3°" This 1s the amusing story of a “spree" which began in °. the frosty dawn of 12 December among bubbles of expensive wines in the "red light" district of Mexico City and reached ; its conclusion very far off, at Ciudad Victoria. what are “involved are two Marxist-Leninists froz the. Soviet Union who, ‘ on breaking, the chains of disgraceful tyranny weighing on ngs respectable diplomats, "tanked up" in tourgeois bars, not in nal Fe order to cheer up and forget some sorro rowful. episode or other i Cee v;, that nnawed at their hearts but rather to fire a broadside of abuse. and insults at Mexico and Mexicans under the pretext _ 4 we ‘that when ore is "tipsy" everything thet he does is absolved. . ‘The diplomats. of the Russian embassy in Mexico, Valery _Hostikov, second secretary, ard Vladislav Koromovshicin, attache, not only forzot anong hippies thes‘socialist ethics in order to indulge in a “small drink among those waco are in the limelight" ~ faye age ten ame mn mmm
14-00000 4 but, in the midst of a biz "binge™ made possible by hateful abe ase le el ory cies capitalist brandy and whiskey, they decided to accomsany Sour sie Fa i eugincers of PEMEX [Petroleos Mexicanos; Mexican Petroleum} in = 4 -an old automobile to Ciudad Mante. On the way, after the i custozary excesses that alcoholic fumes provoke, the "wine® “ .., drove the Russians to the worst extremes of crudeness exnid.ice without any of the "academic bearing" that the Frierdship : + see the University of Moscow notes as the major assets acquired by the progressive men of Leninism. Accordingly, abuse rained on the Mexicans. pe . an Do ‘The four PEMEX. engineers, as any well-born sons would . ., have done, defended their country with firmness. Thereupon, the Nusslans suddenly became transformed into diplox ategunmeny © Bal niacin sa rotten Gao cette ares lor’? brandishing, their weapons at the engineers. However, no court: because Russians are better at getting ready to handle remote- 1 “-gontrolled spaceships directed at the moon.than.in the skillful. discharge of prosaic pistols, they found themselves. disarmed bial short order by the Mexicans. co, oo woos wee, os ee On reaching Ciudad Victoria the PEMEX “engineers handed Despite the unanimous desire of all those present to see the Soviet representatives get their comeuppare e the latter, with» ~ “insultiar, ‘arrogance, insisted that their diplomatic isnunity bel espected, . 7 : eo ~ voa a : “Let.us compare the aggressive stance of both Ma scovites. ~ with the Chinese cov ernmen nt of Mae Tse-tune so insist 7 terercemamneenee ee P a RSS MG ALOE AR BNE gig tk 5 Se “sean EB PARP TSS, tS RES Serihans ep Set2 on EY SE TERI mera rete amr ocens mee omer nen ag tae pete aye Rete . - e @ e
we ed cage tran tere tt * : wn thn a Aeeeee ASN wo owe: : ? ve . : - - 1 - te 4 a oy ve - + e e vw . i _ following the hard line ‘a9 would hire Russians So THAD IBA ras inne Pes eb inet ec a eaainel kee Ren Sah note eemaetioR wan thre rwraene ate nnn ~ o - £ . 7 us “ . * “ , ” we . ae o v ae . . 3 . + ~ ’ a . . , . . . Foe pe et rot ; ea my ; ose pass even thouzi we do not believe that of this ilk considering how ineffective funmen they proved to be. _ .. oa - ‘ ‘ > , , - . . « . tat ‘ 3 Senate seo coreenctnat emesis 6 OOS TIARAS IS Arte e L BTP RAMEN CIM LT ARPS UR TR BE LS Te tla I Sih AR SS ES SL Ra ou rtd, rae ie Yee A ars i tei By race fer Foyt a tee cares ie Sane + ae te f ~ TR Et Ree Eggs : = 3 . ae te ot 4 oe Col ywhe _ee fo. fe 5 3 tool, -
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Wed Rectan tae erie elena a aeG nM OEL TREN PHILOT ieee Sabet oe 0 Oo wo, 2 tees - ~ . wy oo - 5 , 1 . 4 * 5 a Tau £ GEC RETAWIAT DiStZUiRAT:ON TZ. ASS IED MESSE TE ta ac Copies, ¢ @ PLRSISUNT SOT PIED ee on seen — ae hee osked. bare Aah eager eytyaats, > , rom seb oah <! a2 . . : 3 (a) P t BREPROOE T.G83 DEF Teos C0" Palen TED ne er ee eee ADVamte COPY i $5080 { Sorted ° om oe ps cae ' i OER. oxo VES L, BO ‘ tae a. oe . . 13: poee ASSIWY TO # j av. ar: z ee FUE we So @ °o of te eo ee oo @ ' e oe we, WW. 8 - [Wren Fiised i; Sa Leth ateye ,- BREE VO FG RO. ee A TS eee ]. eneao Tear ro Ghar 3] al tasts hero ee [ ]rioecey: - . a as BOUT hs £62. TSP TALS GEES Ev om SS TROV _. bs 2 BE ans CAR AND STARTED TOvARD CIUDAD HANTE. BETWEEK SOVIETS Ah HEXICANS. CAR WAS STOPPED AND FIS ENSUED OUTSIDE. BOTH SOVIETS DREW MEXICANS HANAGED TO DISARM THEN BY TACHLIN G Fags THEM IN CUSTODY TO CIUDAD VICTORIA WKERE CHARGES AGAINST “WERE PREFERRED. PISTOLS UNKNOWN. - ae LITEMP}-12 STATEZ GOBERKACI OW. IS PREPARING. .FACTS FOR PNGED FOR ABUSE OF SiPLOMATIC STATUS. - S$ STATION IS ENCOURAGING LITENPOS TO CET IX sCLDERT INTO PRESS in SENSATIONAL MANNER WITH FRCT GS. ' f », ae FILE: 201- T44541 AND 20 1-365052. SE c R E T Phe r pected Sen earthen cE amin H Sat pcetinaten! Peet ny i ad te Melee Me tte nie eee om, la mite ora, y0 SECRET WAY ARCUIZNT ENOKE OUT LCHT PISTCLS AND COVERED MEXICANS Face EEHIND AND TOCK SovleTS SOVIETS PRODUCED DIPLOQNATIC PASSPORTS AD CLAINED DIPLOVATIC IMMUNITY WHEREUPON JUDGE RELEASED Thin. DISPOSITION OF ‘MEMO TO RELACIONES EXTERIORES WITH RECOCMENDATION THAT SUVIETS EE
14-00000 Aside rasta rena “ f : & ‘AND DAUGHTER, SVETLANA. THEY ARRIVED 13° SEPTEMBER ON KLM FLIGHT 683. KOSTIKOV TRAVELLED ON DIP PASSPORT D-222184. ae ae : “SECRETARY. “SE CRE T i a aA. oe oo fone , a “EARLE SECRET Amar Oessenanarioe von MESSAGE Spt toned) je i SEEN BY ~ gee SECRET als 13 Ky | sou O ws D xo / Se i. . Ove. at: 2 ee , ; ‘ te, a > a ‘WOEP TO FILE KO. . : ‘ i _ Oeate av a ran _@uemo Oaer vo * grantee LS pestrov Css. i r . aL TIO Out : - SECRET 192815Z SEPT: 88 CITE MEXICOCITY Tox oh ds . 4 DIRECTOR . a 8 tet art - . oa * Was bane od a) 2 oe f REDTOP AEKICK ‘ _ | -REFs DIRECTOR 16846, 13 JULY 1968 | as 1. LIFIRE REPORTS PCS ‘ARRIVAL VALERIY VLADIMIROVICK OB KOSTIKOV (201-385652), ACCOMPANIED BY WIFE, ROZA ALEKSANDROVNA WIFE AND DAUGHTER ON DIP PASSPORT B= 022185. aObH ZOOS 2. PER REFERESCECKOSTIKOV,SCHEDULED REPLACE ALEKSANDR nei Tome MIKHAYLOVICH BROVKIN (201-185114), THIRD SECRETARY. ACCORDING TO LICOZY=-5, BROVKIN HAS RESERVATION TO DEPART MEXICO 22 SEPTEMBERGD> _ 3s LIFIRE REPORT INDICATES KOSTIKOV Has TITLE | oF SECOND Tone Ae FILE 201-385052. diss FILE 201-185 114.
14-00000 nif s IN 5 6412 , ~~tomn-( var: 11 JULY 68 | | CABLE SECRETAMAT patmemanon - [fo mom = [[}_ besteov oo eevuen 1 taanca = (} ne a 201-305052 PROVKIE) wy. f-——mmotimemnee | YY] HO IBEX fx ras mcs pms no, 201-185114 m7) . . BPO. - — é de - : ES [_] me cor rus Blt, wat B — cilope. aluee, rc MEXICO CITY REDTOP 4 1. ACCORDING TO SENSITIVE HQS SOURCE VALERIY KOsTIKOV, WIFE ROZA cul AND DAUGHTER SVETLANA HAVE BEEN GRANTED ninety ‘Day DIP VISAS, ; vote -2e80Sa ° JUL 29 1968 Coc. MIC HO, GER. retest . pt ar ot, ATE Ct Me pap acre t wae ~ EXTENDABLE IN PROTOCOL, OFFICE oF FOREIGN wrnasTRY «Kt KOSTIKOV IS 4 Dag _ SCHEDULED ‘ro REPLACE“ BROVKIN KERCANDR MicdAyeouic A “ we, 2. SUBJECT IS IDENTICAL WITH VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV. no - @201- 305052). PREVIOUSLY PCS MEXICO 1961-1965. HE IS XK KNOWN KGB, oo END OF MESSAGE a y . No we a by ‘ LR LAARD AS” aR. nher ect lies 2 cae \ : 1 ae TE ea | ACSB/O/WH | Oe >” C/SB/CI/K , in 8h Ex eat eS ‘gg ttt _ ene . ft ; tas BO V ~ 305 08 2 SECRET oem , nemsrocarie , etre. 1, : REPRODUCTION By ‘OTHER THAN THE ISSUING miss eeeh iS ie ye sar me ’ ~ ‘ . . . atte hy , tows, ~ ~. “ fe ital Ta fe . ‘ oe ee cash nds he. WtThatesth te ance 9 een teteet tea OOK bani o bebe FE tte Le URE dene Bae eh gs choc geaghuny se Bae g ay eypangntiertaca ee ttle, Yo WE tan A, bmg erp eT behldis Sa RE feet ee dee oF ped cenit pata rap Ms. Ogee,
14-00000 Cuwi, GH Divisios {__._ Chiet of Sration, Mexico City ; i ae REDCGAT a LLG 1. The Station bes ioves that Alejandre BERLLIDES Alegria, Nicaraguan Couaunist living in exile in Hexico and. knowa to. have been the dank becuoes Rosco and the Nicayaruan Comiutist Party in regard to cending Nicarazuanus to coth Crs echool ana Patrice Lumumba University in Soscow, igs identical with the Hocegto *LIVAS woo in 1°65 was repor’ tod in contact with idene tified BGH officer Valeriy Viadiasrovich KOSTIKOV (201830 5052) 8S vell uy vith the Kocsate “GEAivuet, originsily throught to pave Leen & Panamanian, who in ise3 was ronorted in coutact with KESTivoV and thom with #135 successor, Yiadisaav Gorzeyevich -° -DRSCEHAIN (201427443412), who is also an iderticied kGB officer, Zt 1s noced taatd Alejandro Batnvbca Alegria uses the alias Modeste RIVAS for receiving mail at his post office box letter . : 2, ¥Yollowiag is a chronology of the LIANVOY reporting on ae i " “Hodemto's™ contact with the Soviete. As will be seen, it ape — - poars that the combination “Modesto BERAUDAL" was a conclusios ‘jusped to by LIZNVOY gud was an fact prohabiy sever given as such, Tho references to “Panamanians” could be a cover for. i a. On 1 Jun 1905 "Kodesto BIVAS" called at the Soviet ted ae , Gabassy for KCSTIEOV and arranged to meet him ut four oc *clocs - x “in the same place.” ; a ; Attachment: Pe Photograph: ~ pistribut ion: on Sore 2 C/Ep watt. O-< C/SBs wfatt. 1» COS, Managua, W/att. .~ COS, Panama City: lait. oe pee - . a « mmaprenctt sesame She 2° erect ann ROR R AC oh ORET FARE eat mento SOM ata ae el ade Sapo . ommend a tev Ere Sg ani eh cece a3 Lge hinaee ets. hn) a eae +
Piast Datta Be On SO Wun lod “Hadeeto RTA" called EUSTIMGY ta fo. fy 4 Gh a Weald dine to teik @2iR bon and sige te vive sim the of -- Vo § Po, aPHEneye Toat Abewwdé tae wRatiny ia ais effies gor bin. , ve ; LOSTRROY aeiid it Nedegie gas voruhey cue, tay, Gs. Whoa ‘ ; Ei ' . eeeast? Bad Gol, Ga welt Le were at ata Aha a7, tacs _ Bol G ROOTILOV sald ha would wtog by Sig aouee in the efvornaon. : . 4 e. ta é Jul 4955 “todestot called Moot shes Yard aexed - ; wo i? theve was auythicg' now atwut tiw pooyie travelling to Esisinki. | BOSTINOY @24d solhing vet, bay ne Acoed io have Gord by vic end . Of thie eeok, ROA ias wee 20% if eadcate bad vroesived ay ROWS LFom tho doctes, aad eteste Baig uo, oven though he kad pent a telsparn, PEGSR oe Said be Would keep a@ coty OF the talo~ ifface be want tor BOLTIZGY. ist Be seomagey Hrelen wo anenee erent ete ae BLED ALONE OR MA tine 6 sy OR om ' ‘ a. On 7 Juk 1265 “Wsdssto" to2d KOSPISOT that, after he hag talked te Nim the Gay neter:, Bs had reawived 4 cable asking the Game oueition, 1.6., Want eas with the trip te eeluinki, and Hodeeto Wantad to know woat to angees, 408TOOOY anid that chey wWeuld Ravo Yo Wait about two more duya pet that he would send a CG5,0 $20 Drvcsuve for an gacver, MeGeeta Said a6 would anuver hig fabis aaying that they were treiny te fet 2 onblod pepliy as Rive tbat tas would be in Bip effice ia the aftoravan, 17 : LOSTLUOY wanted toe reach hin. ; ., hay hho pee, uy ", t 4 at ale - @ On & Jul 1965 4 men ideatified by voices oc the above Mocesto @alied at tna Soviet auuussy for the Vico Consul (4.0.6 EGRGLEOV). Hm wan teld to 221 back, and ween acksed who was. farline, Bo agid he was calling og Behalf ef the Praacaniass ("de parte de les panagsaos"} a ae t 1 Screenname tert a at nem ert Cet { ’ £. On 9 Fab 1965 2 men enliat at ¢ rev 4s¢ Zalasey Zur HOST, sho was out, Tar wan Chen end Ag te lexnve tae aoc— hace nena Weta cee ote an Tees 7 - * Bane That ene ble e eee CER DIS + oat fognstee oalned.* ‘womiters escome that. we yrs (Tria ta evideatly what aece tie 4 the cancer’ s& naue Was “Koss to Seba’ . *) Ge iA G gar’ 49865 a man Last a BSsGego at the Soviet Earesey Yer MGATISOY gaylod chat Kodezice pia calied, . (Trt Ci4eeS GUE am LERNVOY ae Going a cai. frie “uxinece BEAM wads ya. gonazeuo,® but this was prokatly the moniter’s way of lcontie .*  - {ying tho mame man of the above caavers ations and nat whet tao. BG BOTUBLIY Beide) Hon SOL REgehn eam NEI) Ce eA Mak ws paring meeminne toe reece Monn a nee ee . i ‘ | g i i i | i Bb. Ga i2 Jul 1£55 Endeete again epahe to FOSTEROv (end 4 is seein. deteritead vy LEBRGVOY a4 "dodegia Bsh evi, Eg paraneno™"}, Mocoate infused SST EKOV that the job from At “lew Basenacds (Red Bacuego do Aussikda*) bed arcdived, KOS VOY veut peed ; i } i j 4 | | t t ‘ > ss ane: a werk meet? 4 é BUSPeSTos seating Modesta at tie whuai pliuce @ixi eczau if ibe, . - “S ghe, 2b? wag vith Medeeto, Uecteaio said y8S, at Ris hous, ane RODEZEOY eat trea 2¢ woul be secteur ze er Bim to vasit tacm at 8.3 Loveg. cklesto Klee ethed gbeus wus "achar Buter,” rat uOsTiEoy: Staal had BO REVS. PP ue Mic searka aE S ARSC ERE DEN © smn RATERS wee Bee ashe ‘ . 4. Gm 1é Jal 1655 it was again repertad that “decesta: . BEAHUORS, PALawuio" cabled acd asit uw sogEage ta teak: ROUT IROY - that BO bag Galied. (Amin, the “adodesto SoRUGEL, Paaanero™ Ou, Father takm whe Ries to. ig protably a. Oe assuap es actually gid.) « : Mee gayi + to CORE CEES, pekawere® ¢ preagbiy + ear “nGNOE esau: ky reese wets LO Sag awvist soe asy ' for AUBHMUSEEIZ and wes told ta cal hin Gu angther. DEEDS. Cio vecoeré of a naccad ei3).} &. Ga ld aug -f that “Moteste . BERN ESS, Dedacnc? Vebied UB oe iioiac a8sed@ wheuher ths - tte Jd ae Ro cys: “ a Baad na nad Sust 4292t. RA wh Tad poon digpete Vie ow, A ae dT waka en F0 1-34 5 ¢ 082, leet ean P ys
14-00000 on - pO? i pee enna mere cece come : i. of CONTINUATION OF rn ae ise [ 0 DISPATCH BE ¢ RET Mit B22 - Ah i ' ! wot 1, C2 22 Seo 3965 LIEHVOY reported that "Modesto BSRRUDES, panameac” called from inside the fuviet Embessy at : 41226 hewurs to a local travel aceucy (7.¢1./Greyhound) and spose “Ee wits dies LAUASTIDA, agking hex about the price of the ticket. to Prague undur the #as0 systen thoy bad used to wend the other people, LALASTIDA asked for cue Gf tha nawes-in order to pull the card te see how it had been doze, sad “SERNUDEZ" geve her the nana Guiliorma *aGVIQ8R5, LALASTIDA vave hin various pone Bible ilisvets' and asked that im cail back in the aftersecon for more deZisits informstion, <(Gtntiom traces show that Guillermo AGOIBES Rodrigues, 201-445711, ig a Nicaraguan who was at the CPSU ochool in Moucow im 1865.) LISYSIC reported that the man in the attached pnaotormrapl, who is “uncoubtediy identical with - Alejandro BAXITURES flegrin, visited the Soviet S#hbassy in Hexice City frcua L114 to 12.07 hours, There therefore soang no queation that ho ia tho "Hocesto BSEHUDES, panameno" wae hag boon reported — by LISEVOY in all the above conversations.) d ' baw ener ce eral - ce ee eeticmnanmnan seme onyererrvane tc staare mbt mtr ers 248-4 fs _* ‘oy . . mu, On 29 Gop 1965 LIENYOY reported that *Hodesto BERMUDLS, pancseno” called KIRMUAGLIA aad said be had some things (“encarpos"}) ior hin, KORBELEEYN said he vould see Hodegsto at seven o'clock in the upuai place. ar ancete Crate ACARI OF rs tem A Oem ate tare OR PE REMETOEN OO MRO 8 oon a eptse haste rae ecient ee toe .forf/Wiliard C. CUSTIS” carrey eevee a RT RI :. ore a es y : ° & a 7 t . a _ i ' i ’ a . - . ie “ x a aoe ib. at ~ eo wil 4y the re wy pe eee Ga Pte - a j Sette A ne wee ta te ti Sete ote date wee ON eo ener ARRNNNAN erp “nitemethimntre® Am mentt—e fnke el Me whe seme gee wn kin elena ni ences ut bo un ainineenet ttn rt astern eer oe ore cena eee mips tse jen te memiedipet ape we thane nes eT err weed atone
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a lel Fe pes ta ree oe ‘ | _Valerty Viadisirovieh KOSTIKOV (291-305052) tty _ Gennadiy Pedorovich STROGAROV (201-733686)) 0s _Georgiy Stepenovich VIEbO (261-263602) "> Attachment: Voice sanples * 2 te 4... Dhetributions rs — 2- CSB, w/att., BAB 0 ee es ‘-- CWH, w/o att. - Br dg ps fom, - Yorwarded herewith for Beadquarters retentica ere voics 2 , sazples, taken from LIENVOY, of tke following Soviete. previously 7 fg “fe atationed ize Hexico : ne i fe Ivan Gavrilovich ALFERYEY (201-236761) . ot i Yuriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIAKOV (201230429) Lee ee. , nt ‘ Evan Afanasyeviech BEKETOY (201-754500)_. Coat ‘4 Po ina Nikolayevea BOLOOVA (201-245416) oe j | re Vasiliy, Karpovich BUTEEV (201=-273883) ij . a /Yurty Aleksandrovich DoERACKEY (201-297684) ee ee er Aleksey Ivanovich GARRASKEVY (20192774183 , SS ode Baa be cg. ‘Wiadigir Petrovich GULIN (2012734985) ee 2p Viktor Petrovich KALININ (201-735048) 3 rg Sof uo Hikolay Konetantinovich KHLERNIECY (201-227420) Sergey Sergeyavich EONSTANTINOV (201101794) © Sergey Semenovich KUKHARENKG (20162608431) Oleg Maksimovich NECSIPORESKO (2061-3695876) Vladiatr Petrovich CBRUROY (2010731394) ER? Iven Dmitriyevich O@YEDKOY (201-779495) a Aleksandr Petrovich PAVLOV (201-761265) Se ce ae Georgiy Aleksandrovich SHCHUCEEKIN (201 =242728) es ee Vasiliy Vaeilyevich SIMONOV (2012735655) Sergey losifovich SOEOLOVSKIY (201-925485) wf “a x, “< for APL ardC, CURTIS 6.) ee SAS pe en Cee |
14-00000 : SANTIAGO rrom: DIRECTOR 3 9 SAGO ro 7 oo. eg CITE OR. 9 7 { 5 2 ” REDWOOD LCIMPROVE a REFZ MEXI 6866 GzamasaeaaH CIN 95002)% —~ _ oe THE FOLLOWING IS FYI: , 7 cee ee “> "ATTENDED CONFERENCE CARACAS ALSO @OS® POSSIBLY BUEN DEC 57, VICE” a TOTAL COPIES: ae : MESSAGE FORM ~- we SRAOTPA 0D moex MCE CRET s 8208 6213 (} Wo wep|x 201~305873 : 15 APR 66 @ rug wes ene No. 29 1-305052 . soe : . A Cha OREN oe IE RIE ene ee Aevil f 2, NECHIPORENKO OF REF SORN & JUL 32, WIFE LIDIYA Ne CONSUL HBH@ MEXI AUG 61 TO AUG 65, SPEAKS FLUENT ENGLISH AND - SPANISH. ABLE TO PASS AS MEXICAN. CLEVER, INTELLIGENT, RESERVED. © (3! ; / THOROUGH BACKGROUND MEXICAN ‘CULTURE. BT ‘ 4 “SPANISH. : LEE “ba, SOONEST IF SuBaJS ARRIVE SAGO. WILL THEN POUCH SPRS WITH PORTION Agfa 2, KOSTIKOV OF REF BORN 17 MAR 33, WIFE ROZA ALEKSANDROVNA 7 BORN 2 MAR 32. IN 58 AND 59 ATTENDED CONFERENCES IN MADRID, “IN, $9 AND 66 INDUSTRIAL FAIRS IN MEXT AND HAVANA’ EMPLOYEE: THEN - VICE, CONSUL MEXI SEP 61 TO AUG (85. SPEAKS OOD ENGLISH AND - Tyee a . “$e BOTH SUBUS KNOWN KGB. PER EXTENSIVE ACTIVITIES MEXI« “KOSTIKOV BELIEVED IN THIRTEENTH DEPT FIRST CHIEF DIRECTORATE. 2 We EXTENSIVE TRACES” suBus AVAILABLE HQS « PLEASE ADVISE . . nee “FOR LIAISON. Co END OF MESSAGE coonsimarine OFFICERS ° 7. ABTHEMTICATIQG ~ ee ek . REPROGUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OF FICE 63 PROMIBITED, _* a eet ae Saw tee reeks ited Tel eID GE . agar selon sec cgy Seamed epee etag SOON Rtapse Olathe tthe uP ota 3 aera Seslgre ebe oi sat ene pn ene " 2 ay dey % sy aotregly i , eter sybase Any phlei iy
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nn ; ; a fees ' - "" § March 1966 , : HMMA 28421 ; File: 201-305025) (KOSTIKOV) |. _- From the LICOWL-1 Progress Report . a HMMA 28421, 3 March 1666 ' (Original filed in 201-741655) 4 p . Gainey ‘Processed by| SR/O/WH. Date Process: 28 March 1966 agtar ae, ae ae aad tol? we ee oe el = Wsveriy: “¥esiti Koy (201-305025)" [Subject repdrted on KOSTIKOV’ An éstai erence]. : During the summer of 1965, KOSTIKOV also - ‘_ asked Subject to ootain a prostitute for hin. Subject did so tut KOSTIKOV ified to meet the girl. ,_ shortly thereafter, KOSTIKOV ‘returned to Moscow. _ : a, a was exec Lad. 4eld wt, * 5 Pind YEO h AM Reena
eS SORES ‘ Me ESRI P EM ESN Sed TORRONE TT romegtle tans ier dR AG TNL at SSSA rest ‘ahs teed 2 eS deat at se é ye ae i Si. ety 4 aurea share ig see 4 2 oe a - & Geng + 83 CHOSS ACPERRES TO YRoe FIRE eet oo FILE THIS FORM IN FILE RO. SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT 3. DISPATCH OF SOLREE BOC. TRAM SOLRATH TO Hi PtEe BO. H . m cones oem carer aees en ie ey IMIROVICH KOSTIKOV, VALERTY VLAD 050-008-010 201 Oe : HMMA-271L02 SEx @ 008 7? . ati eiy : me oy BR acc ? . Lert MEXICO PCS DURING & AUG 1365 S¥SCCL HS. we foe FILE IN 20T-_2€2.¢ 305 OS > TT S67 eee coavvese serteass. | Lo SECRET C7, GPR hoe
a 5 athe ee seh 4 vs ¢ ‘ na « 7 You - oF re - . : : . : aorta, . - yt. 1g ee, Som oot ie aot rd . : x ° CE. oa eee oe OVE Li . oy < hief, SR Division» “4 XX : SECT . . ACTION REQUIRED - REMEREMCES ' then 5 a = oe LIFIRE reported the departure on 4 August 1965, Sabena flight 556 of Subject, his wife and daughter. Subject was travelling on Bo eyeLLine on the passport no. 2240, his.wife and child on no. 2241. ° row Pe ue the same flight with Subject,was Ivan Daitriyevich . ti OBYEDKOV, who has been assigned as guard at the: Soviet Embassy in fC ee Nexico City, and was returning to fe USSR aot ined c > ise : kee oe oe ppp asue Phy - oe QP beeen te a a . ar a ubject has left Mexico PCS. His’ replacement, Vladislav . in 'e 2 Sergeyevic RMUSHKIN, arri : rar tess . Cacdie ; fart y 3. The bulk of Station information on Subject has already been reported to Headquarters. Below are a few additional items of interest. ; otlgowis CF O1- 807652) 4, {LICOWL/1 reported Os Ut ccETs nly close friends among the Sovie in Nexicosyere Oleg Maks imovictAXECHIPORENK 20) - 305 -IKIE 201- .  LICALLA report lso and Leonid. Vasilyevic show that, Aabeeeeis almost constantly seen at the Embassy with : these two individualSeo : ut 5. Subject speaks. French (Source: LIENVOY, 14 June 1965). °6. Subject has hemorrhoids (Source: LIENVOY, 2 June 1965). 7. Subject has occasionally made appointments to see: individuals “at the same time” or "at the same place." The Station has not, however, been able to identify these individuals. These individuals have identified themselves on the telephone as : MICROFILMEBL I: AUB £ Old05 © a. "Senora MONTIEL," /..b. “Ricardo. "Attachment: Photos of Subject & wife . prety ne A an «S.6 Distribution: . - CSR, w/fatt, H/W : 1 - CWH, w/o att. SRPATCH SYMBOL AND SUeRRER Lo BS ROPE _ 7) OT- 30565 2- HMMA. - 26853 - 11 August 1965. HGS PLE NUMBER 201-305052. FEN: P-74SS
Ts MENT STSC eis” SEN og eS ast! Wee ety Hees STOR Ate the LP ae, a i rn sd a mab ot oy se meee | HMMA - 26853 MISrAICT + c."Froilan." The latter | is possibly. identical with a “Froilan TIRADO" who. called Subject on 23: ‘March 1965. There are no Station traces on Froilan TIRADO. - °°‘)? : Source of the above is LIENVOY.© © phe / . 8. Attached are ‘LICALLA and LILYRIC photographs of Subject ‘and his wife. , ; : ‘ ‘ A pean a hee So Dott - for cog Willard C. CURTIS . oo . - st bee ‘ . ee pee a te eye - “ < sos louse ce Ree at me Stee on ° ’ : , « ' ~ 1 ¥ ' - . ty . - oo < . : . = at , i * ‘ . , ” ate - . ¢ . wie . 1 : oa “ Lam a tuby ae ize 6 : * wT . 4 . - we . vot - : 5 at ee . ¢ ers ~ Kota . - “ - oo ' ‘ . + + . a ~ - . ‘ . & . 4 . i : ae - ate - ~ . ’ 7 * ‘ 2 a + cote thee ts wey . : . sagen Cees .* PANNE SESE ae panna eaMiete OP atmete we aye wer pty po nD AS eres ecco mensmueryteinee ivimwinnesseee iy aver buliste ne wane eh ewdnes nev aiiile ut nee a penpeamres Sunmenyteeney Naenne es ety se att east
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14-00000 Clef of Station, Paitama ‘City ww Chief, WH: Chief, SR a ore quaunien Cesk Chlef of Station, Mexico Cll a RECROPILAL SReB SECT REDCOAT - Modesto 1 ® BERMUDEZ ACHOM stquMED-SEREECES. AS Mex 1 CO Cit PAK ANA: Settertattnnnsrgeenyrvaamanmratse Re tetera a REFERENCE: PACY - 7321, 8 July 1905 1, Panama City traces are requested on Modesto BERMUDEZ, a Panamanian currently in Mexico Cry. BERMUDEZ bas _ been In rouch with Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKCY (201-05052), Vice Consul at the Soviet Embassy la Mezleo City and Identified KG B officer Om “vc eee CAC ORY Ss 2, On 7 July 1965 “Modesto” called KOSTIKOV, saying that he had just recelved 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 volce as the "Modesto" above called KOSTLKOV, who wag out, and lef the mess2ge to tell him that he bad a call “from the Panamantans," On 9 July . “Modesto BERMUDEZ, “ 8 Panamanian, left a measage for KOSTIKOV to calibim. (Source: LIENVOY,) .3.. It appears that the conversations above refer to the Panamantan delegation to the World Peace Congress being held ta Helsinki 10-17 July 1965, BERMUDEZ Is not, however, one of the Referenced six Panamanlans who - arrived tn Mexico on 6 July on thelr way to the Coagresa. Qo - WOlard C, CURTISS
4 AN 3 “4 < * a a : ; a ey ft : Pearb easenrtngany 6 3 : ‘ y i aS : - . ue . vee a 3-cos, Mexico city, W/attachaent . 4 ATTACHMENT: n oe a . Orig & 1 SPR vo a: ro a! “> “Chief of Station, Mexico City: _ HOt eco. 86 s Bara ; ; mo 1 ORLY QuALITNS rede id Chief, SR via Ci Chief, WH. rt aaaer REDNOOD Cspr ON Valeriy Viadimirovi ch_KOSTIKOV (201-3508 RCTION RL Que D - ROPLRENCES, — ni ACTION REQUIRED: None, for information only. | wa: lesitiarnctemeaias mamat die le cite eareteatiese me Ten REFERENCE = -HMMA~25722, 2 April 1965, ode b Subject SPR typed in final form is forwarded herewith. i acer thee Ete Sanne Leen ' 4 OSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMER “HMaweisgor = £8 A L-WH/1 w/att “SR/O/WH 1-SR/O/WH wfatt “RID wfatt fea Be 9 :
teen any ' 3 er anne ata 1 2e Seda eae hater ys ee : n e vo 201 1, NAME: z6 DPOB: . 17 March 1933, Moscow. _- | passports, with dates): Soviet citizen.. Service passport no, C°64382, ‘City on 19 September 1961, (2) 4 ETHNIC ORICIN: Unknown. _ Unknown. G6» CURRENT POSITION (ron-intell): Later Subject was raised toe the (3) ard, 0% pacts a Es we ae gemacht a lg heer as 1 nha “736 0/ a DATES gs ANUMBER? Valeriy Viadiairovich KOSTIKOY Cee 3. CITIZENSHIP AND PASSPORT DATA ne tuding OTHER NAMES USED (with dates, circumstances, CPOB, citizenship a passport data, if appropriate): When Subject arrived in Mexico City, he had exployee- status. ‘" March 1963, Subject has held the rank of Attache in the Consular Office. PREPARLD BY: Vera T. > i s February 1965 AU? ER: 395072 18975. past citizenship when he arrived in tiexico , rank of Vice Consul and, siace ask ; i
“i SATS sta viane ag os “ee ob tains m sores corr ee ose ; res tha APR ER RG ce ANE ea ae beet onerettne “pasate diy tetlta Jipth “a tle 4 AS, oe wh ss ’ [ a3 res) anh t ; cze |. 7, RELATIVES (inclusing: pron, location/address, passport and-other 9 personal inforsation where avallable andappropriate): SG a, father: Net hnown. b. Mother: Not known. c. Spouse (including maiden naae and date of marriage): a Roza Aleksandrovna KOSTIKOVA seer 8t bial he ft - . ‘ rst eth deere trina SEPERATE FTORD ITN «po eaterr re etree etn ROO net i Se, - oat ne peo ° . ; DPOB; Z March 1932, Arhhangel Oblast. (1) . i Service passport No, C-64355, 19 Septecber 1961, | According to LICOWL/1, Subfect's wife has blond hair, nv taegt 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, Subiect*s wife underwent a * ‘- stomach operation for an unknown allment. (6) ~ Dr. SORIANO (Seo Nestern Contacts) has treated Subject's wife for her ilinessea. (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, (19) d. Children. . . °° Daughter = Svetlané Valeriycevna, DPOB: 19559, Moscow. G3) oP od: ~ ; ba. Passport No. C-64353. (Child arrived in Nexica on Mether's | aodiges 7. oy 8 passport.) Ge Others: ay. 3 None known, pee oe aed 5 or oa A epee ede Roce a eenea ee 6 aetna a
14-00000 * . ‘ te, 8, LANGUACES (with degree of fluency): =<. ae) «CEnglishss Good. . (11) an) te 3 . sate taeiinet eaebamnenenanememecin 5 $y as RECESSES RG CP ADEE nef toe wv ee . ‘3 _ ote Pere Fa ong whemeomarinmran wae yay ; Subject used English while conversing with WANSTKOY (See . a Moe Western Contacts). (12) oO . ae Looe : - be” Spanish: Good. (11) (23) ee ease | ec. Subject is. reported to 4 - Of Languages: (14) - . 7 a ty ee thy yak Bases tsitedk PAA Ven en BaQie rene dM WES yA Op Miinenenaioy MAM eae! oat is eek ary ’ oe fireieet'y beget sites ie st a & i 7 ‘ ae s co ee is ies Lets wines werd Fe ay rR an Bawa pha! Bas woe gs soe gs Sie adetage SG a oR ae wr “ Coat * . moe : : ~ . . . ’ . - & ee Te Sa SECRET ae . en rey ewe yoy
14-00000 ' PLAGE 6 CAMEL EAE TIES I a BAe Hy AS SBA MU, PINE Ne A MRS Ue tt iA TE woten of Atmore omer REO MAS ECs torpms eg LET 7 af - an - ; e 8 - solo oo a a a 9, PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: AND PHOTOSs, uO. ere | . - (March 196% - basis LIEMPTY, LICO%« L/L and ‘Staffer Observation.) a. Apparent age ~°35-38 years. . be HCageat - 3*407, . * Co Build - Stocky, ‘Paunchy stoaach. , . . a . ‘ . ° @e air = Dark brown, receding hairline, giving effect of. widow! 3 . . peak, Kinky hair. ' @» Eyes ~ Small, color not definitely known but believed to- be : pe hazel, always wears tinted sunglasses. - a a fe Complexion « White, rough, with hoavy beard that is not. always . i an - i < well shaved. — a ge Shape: of face « Round, somewhat heavy jowls, thin lips, wide ; , _. nostrils, Head goes up to point at top but. fe oe baatkanatens’y at oF Be ke a nana mit this is covered by his hair. oe ' he. General appearance * More Semitic or Near Eastern than Slavic, . In general a sloppy dresser with ill Fitting . OC clothes. ; ee a 4. Outstanding features and identifying warks * Always wears tinted : a —_ co — | sunglasses. : : “je ‘Othors = Drinks, uses profane language. (Source - LICONL/!) Btert iabek ag" havens ae: %y, ete Seo eas ue at st a oe Sen ty ai aan
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“ 2 10. PERSONALITY, Chas ACTER, HAS 'TS (with specific. getails and exanples where appropriate. including subjects! covered in persouality/ operational assessrent questionndaire) ¢: Subject plays volleyball. (16) (17) * Subject Is a frequent visitor ts LICIKL/I"s store anu according to LICOWL/1, Subject is a. person ‘who.can be very. polite and very kind, LICOKL/1} and Subject nave a very friendly relation- ship. (16) (19). towover, see also liMMA=25516, 4 March 1965, “ss. Q§ECOWL/1 gave a fiesta at his hose on 12 Septeaber 1964, which was attended by several Soviets. Subject and Yurly Omitriyevich KALININ (seo Sovict. contacts} becuse drunk and sick. When Subject fully realized what a state KALIAIN. was in, he pulled himself together and drove KALININ hoze. WUuring this fiesta, - Subject became interested in Juana Valdes: aka Juana Prieto CONZALES (see Sestern contacts). Sra. GONZALES (see Western . €ontacts) Juana’s cother, told LICOaL/1] that Subject had offered ‘the girl 300 pesos a week to be his girl friend. (4) (29) Prior to the fiesta, LICOWL/i told Yuriy Deiwiyevich KALININ (see Soviet contacts) that Subject and Oleg Naksiaovich NECHIPORENKO (see Soviet contacts) were also invited. KALININ _. stated that he did not like these two, that they were tyrants and felt that they were laportant personnel since they were diplomats, “KALININ also said he did not Tike the idea of their attenging the - fiesta, and while speaking appeared to be vory disgusted and spat . on the floors (21) - ROT a . oa : ae oT ° . . . . . . . - - , - os . wy tapits a. lat We ‘ . . uptari y eainat TT EY
14-00000 wi defate te ne acme pet . nee near ase we, . aan " os . ¥ see ba tes 8 WM rein Ome ‘ t Syms DipkdareG RG) ta Aver pew! AE) sae ta tssomb an erode AAA AAG AD MOOG NNT RE Sit es ARI EE Oe Da . » o [ak hae “ah. CURRICULUN VITAE: Date ‘qgueeneenneeneedisaatans® ‘Septoaver-Octcber 1958 dune 1539 aa ' "= June 1959 "September 1959 -- 1 May 1963 » who = ts ‘we gees cat Dani iyy Qt ee Ee dt yb. - Nevembor 1989 . 6 January 1960 -* February 1960 “ % March 1960 19 September 1961 " " & December 1961. 6 January 1963- “7 April 1963 4. Deceaber 19635 ome pe Subjwet graduated fue hiigher studies at... ‘the Moscow Institute of Foreim Languages. Subject was a wember of the Soviet Bloc ‘Delegation to the 17th International. Railroad Congress Meeting in Madrid, Spain. an - “Listed as an interpreter, and used passport: Re $°39990. ; ‘Subject attended the CEI Congress in Madrid “KHRUSHCHEY ® s . eaployee of the Ministry of freign Affairs. by his family, via Sabena no. 555. . caller was told BROVKIN had left Mexico and- “ NO. 556, acconpanied by his family for hose -: Subject returned from home leave, accospanied ’ by his family. early 1965, Subject still had the same address. (23). ( oe “at this same address. 7. December 1963 | believed to have been a pleasure trip.) 2, SECRET _ * 7 es Entry Subject visited Barcelona after the Congress, Subject requested a U.S, visa as a mezber of party. Subject was listed as an Subject attended the Soviet Tadustrial Exposition in “exico City. Subject flew from Mexico City to Havana. | Subject attended the Soviet Industrial _ Expogition in Havana, Cuba. a, Subject departed Havana for Europe, still using passport no. S-3$990 a Subject arrived in Nexico City, accompanied... An unidentified male called the Embassy and. asked for Aleksandr Mikhaylovich BROVKIN (Third Secretary, suspect KGB officcr}. The Sre EOSTIKOV had taken his place. Subject was in Vera Cruz... Subject departed Mexico Gity,. via Sabena Jeave in the USSR. oe ete ~ tye Baye Oe Subject*s address was Progreso 9, Apt. 6. In March 1968, “Diario Official” lists Subject Subject went to Cuernavaca, ; Cage (COMMENT: Duration of his stay. unknown, but
ne ‘ ee 12. INTELLIGENCE AFT ELIATION (including justi ffeation, scurces an narrative discussion): Subject ig 3 known KG3 Officer vroblily fros the 13th Departeent | of the First Chief Directorate, tdeutified as such through the AEBURELE case, (See Intellixence Activities). (39) Subject was 4 penber of the zroup who met Sergey Nikolayevich ANTONOY, Chief of the Latin Aserican Departaeat of the KG8, at. ~ the Airport. (32), Subject continued the clandestine contact with Hargarito LAU (See bhestern Contacts), an unidentified agent previously handled 7. + -by First Secretary Viktor Nikolayevich GLOTOV, formerly KCB ‘ -. Rezideet, (33) : Subject has frequently escorted diplomatic couriers to and froa the airport, a function pricarily of the consular section officers. and, as farras is known, principally a KGB responsibility. (33) od wees En the consular office all of Subject's iazediate associates ure identified KCB officers, (See Sovict contacts). (34). Sng gat “ete, eiegipss 7 Bee Ne
14-00000 ate ree ‘ “e car eran UVCE CEE tatty h Mcae Rati nakohet ee ae eet ise fe gash ete teame o pees Soave pets iene ante eens ent oe ae tna ao NAST oe , Sg . . - : 7 . Fi gee . oo ot : roof t 2 . in, . ' ‘ 1 ‘Aaacanssenaratonasaccnnenannatane-Geneistaraaratestainitetrah state anid 13, «eon evumon na nent dents a meena tena = e + “, with LICOZY/S in anything but an overt business ceontact.) -&8 D/A cases, incidents, etc): '. from Mexico City to Tijuana where they rented a Hertz auto. While ‘- venting the auto, Subject was asked for identification, Subject "On 7 Septeaber 1964, they visited the sahia ‘tael for dinner and a - Sov iets departed Tijuana on 13 Septewber 1963. (37) 1963 and received information from AE3URBLE on’ industrial and missile _,, Sites in PEPRIME, Subject also gave AEBURBLE requirements of the ., $886 nature to be carried out in the future. Subject made arranges ‘., With a differcat, unidentified Soviet. On 6: Mev 1963, AFSURBLE was - source as a seaber of the KGB's 13th Department. (31) “an Agserican Enbassy officer foreerly assigned to the Visa Section and- _ far as is known to the Station, immediately after the Station (with .; Embassy approval) advised PATION to. indicate to Subject his an ’ disinterest in socidizing with him, wont e § MEG Ne ty et INTELLICENCE ACTIVITY: (pusitions, | funced ions, agents, contacts,, ‘other details, including how we learnes dboutzedch iter, all in chronological: ordor including narratsye suaaary where necessary, such: Apout March 1965,. Subject and CARMASHEV (see Soviet Contacts) flew ' from Mexico City tuiTijuana, Cabifornia, where they rented » Hertz car allegedly ferarecreatidnal visit. The men travelled:te . Mexicali and Ensendda and departed for viexico City on 13 March. 1963, (35) (36). ete (dg tcadtenn wal we ate On | Septesaber 1963, subject ALFERYEV (see Soviet contacts) flew stated he was an enployee of the Mexican Vepartzent of Exterior Relations, Later, when pressed for icentification, Subject stated he was an employee of the Soviet Esbassy in Mexico City. Subject and ALIFERYEV spent sost of their tise in the cospany of Isaak: Caras * Chapluk (see destern contacts) « The Suviets visited Estero Beach, Punta Sanda and Nuna SIMANOVICH's curio shop (see Western contacts), floor show in the company of “tiguel POPOFE (see Western contacts). 4 On 10 Scptenber 1903 the Soviets purchased 20,900 bales of cotton to be shipped to Ensenada, final destination unknown, Subject and ALFERYAV wera aiso in contact with Desetrio ALMAGUER (see Westera contacts). ALMAGUER was alleyedly authorized by the Soviets to find three Mexican youths to travel and study in the USSR, The two On 19 January 1964, when LICOZY/$ (a Station double agent) returned to his apartaent building, SHUBIN (see Soviet contacts) and Subject were seated in a car outside aad NECHIPORENKO (LICOZY/S*s case officer) was about to ring the door bell.  NECHIPORENKO told LICGZY/5 that PRIKEIUKO (the forucr KCB case officer) was in town 6nd. wanted to se@ LICOZY/S, MNECHIPORLNKO aise gave LICOZY/S tickets fer the Soviet Soccer zane on 19 January 1964, (38) . (COMMENT: LICOZY/3 is being handled by NECHIPORENKO and is a KGB agent. This is the only known occasion of Subject being involved Subject met with AESURBLE. in “exico City. on 9,. Ll and. 12 February ments with AEBSURBLE for his next meeting, to be held in New York City,, wet in accordance with the above arrangeaents by Oleg *panilovich BRYKIN (201-292588), 4 translator assigned to the U.N. Secretariat fa New York City. BRYKIN has been identified by a sensitive reliable Substantiating information that Subject isa. neaber of the Kce is: derived from hs cennections with Margarito LNU (see Western contacts): undoubtedly an agent (unidentified) forgerly in contact with the forner First Secretary and KCB Rezident Viktor Nikolayevich = GLOTOV, (33h “. Subject ‘attempted to cultivate David T,. PATON (see- Anerican contacts) who now has protocol functions (1965). This cultivation ceased, as G3
‘ 7” Sh SBCRET Oe 8 on « 10 = . me en bes te ty . Bea . # Be W s “:.) Since } August 1964, Subject has: received in doub le talk, apparently clandestine calls frow Ricardu LNU, an unidentified aake ~~ with a Central Averican or Cuban secent.'! Meetings have been ; arranged at unnasued places. (COMMENT: A Ricardo LNU with a Central Agerican or Cuban oo. TF accent has been in contact with Rogelio RODRIGUES Lopez, Secend- (39) Secretary and Intelligence Officer, Cuban, Embassy, Mexico City.) (49) “oo. Om LE March 1963,. one Ricardo PEREZ (not further Identifies) | attespted to call Subject and left a message that he woulda Like’ to oval, meet with Subject¥the “place Subject knows", on the next Friday. (41). pan cere a te a Ks et a mat ‘ (COMMENT? Ricardo PEREZ may be identical with RICARDG LAU: af: io. + @he above paragraph because of the similar trend in conversation ~" Gp arranging meetings. One Ricardo PEREZ called the Cuban Eabassy, on 26 June 1964 to tell Antonio GARCIA Lara, 201+328338, Coanercial Attache and Intelligence Officer, Cuban tnbassy, Mexico City, that he had 8 message for GARCIA fros Narguerita DALTON Mexican citizen, student at University of Ilavana and sister of Raque DALTON, Cuban is Agent. (42) - 1g Sie ’, Spies mints) va Binet res ey Rs ge SS ingen en A Rare Si Abeet
14-00000 “SECRET ewes a meenneae SSRETS ‘ ibe “44. “MONSI INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY (positions, function, contaz ts, general as activity): ok wal On 18 January “eh, Subject ealled Valerly, Aleksandrovich ANDREANOY, GRU Chauffeur, and asked for data on the traue of Mexico with Red China, for “this years (43) ar a ; On 27 Harch 1962, Subject called the Belgian Embassy to obtain ' transit visas for two Soviet artists transiting. Belgiva. (40) On 7 July 1962, Subject was in Cuernavaca, probably for a pleasure trip. (44) : ; ‘Subjeet ‘called LICOZY/S on 24 August 1962, and asked about travelling by plane from 4Yexico to Trinidad, LICOZY/S explained that one would have to yo from Yexico to Earacas to Trinidad. Subject stated he would order tickets in Septesber. (19) _| (COMMENT: The Station has no additional information on this “ matter.) a . ‘previously an order had been placed with RURDA to fing a speciailst to repair the billiard table at the Embassy. (45) On 7 January 1963, Subject calied GARMASHEV (see Soviet contacts) lenge distance fros Vera Cruz, where he had ;one to Sake medical arrangensnts for a Soviet seaman burned in a shipboard fire. Subject had an auteaobile accident while on his trip which he related to GARMASHEY., GARMASHEV told Subject: he would have to pay his own expenses back to Mexico City and also pay his expenses when he returns for the car after it's Fepaired. (25) qe En mid-November 1963, Subject went to Cuautla, (near Mexico City) apparently for recreational Feasons. (46) On 16 April 3964, Subject called the Eabassy and abbed that. ' Aleksandr Mikhaylovich DENISOV, Third Secretary and GHU officer, . €411 New York and tell “them” (not further identified) the Couriers left on Acronaves de Mexico, Flight. 6,400 at.10:45 aa re ~ @ad.also asked that DENISOV. then. call. ViadiniraPs GOULINE, Attaches... _-._.. Chief of the Secret Files and Suspect KGB officers and teil him Soi auns, Mewerything is all right”. (47) ; i . Subject called Jorge RUEDA to complain because two weeks 1 S01 PRB TAE 4 Ber pmysmoe. ape eos a, ies Betas 2 ¢ rf ee wi Gm 29 January 1963, an unidentified man called the Eabassy and .- left a wessage for Subject go to the EDITORIAL to see the new edition. The caller also sad “its urgent”, (43) _° / “((COMMENT: EDETORIAL may be identical with Editerial Jus S.A. Plaza de Abasolo 14, Col. Guerrero, “Mexico 3, D.F.) a “In Septesber and October 1963, Lee Harvey OSWALD (see Western eontacts) was in contact with Subject tegarding @.visa so that’ OSWALD might return to the Soviet Unies. ae Seitenende Retteen hans diiionpes ecb woth . oe wy ae oe £ AGE are rata NL Es Sip os vetpt tears On 14 Septeuber 1964, FHBZALFARO of Mexicana de “avilacion ‘called Subject to say that: Subject? $s Customs Declaration: for ieporting: two cameras to Mexico was valid until the 17th, and that he . (ALFARO) needed inforsation for | the financial details: to be: arranged. (se) ; . nig ake ts ots eels
fo a SECRET re el2- | ae ; Fob, ; “ Subject has nade » ‘travel arranyenents for ueubers of the ’ Soviet Eabassy In Mexico City and also visiting delegations and Soviet TOYers, Subject has wpetf relationship with Sabena, Cubana and LICOZY/5 ‘for this purpuse. Gh. Gd) (53) (54) (55) " (50) (34) 158) (sy). Subject has acted as-an interprecer. ‘and guide for visiting Sovict delegations. (60) (61) (62) (63) (64) Sy, Subject directed Sr. HERON (see Nestern contacts) in sending H packages to the USSR. Subject advised that the duties for the Sevéet value for the articles to be sent had to be paid in 5 * Mexico. (68) re ; , :. Subject has often been in contact with Villana Cia, a customs — * brokerage fire, about shipments of articles to or fros Mexico, : 7 _ (66) (67) (6) Subject is a meaber of the Consular Corps In Mexico (Organization Fite OF Consular Officers}. (68). (69) Sp MAES SIR AUS eee pet oP a els 0 be ira peda pyeetp tomato GOR at ns a EEE conn BEEN % ” . aC, . . not a
14-00000 Ce eT en ae oxattie te SEXO PANS REET ee + \ ad 2 Sl F Fe & ; aes rid . pel says epee name armmehy memantine. he ar Fal, ORO a 13. CONTACTS (412 known friends and associates; including foreign - '- * giplowatic, business and sects) contacts, with dates, nature of association and identifying data broken. down in the following categories)s. ; B. Soviet friends and associates: a Luz Maria’ Koulfaan de SERLOVA aka’ Luz VERNOVA, wife of Carlos LACUNAS Zavala (201-138049). Subject was called. on & June 1962 by SERLOVA, who sid. she would like to see hia. ‘The arranged a tise. “(70) + Oleg pavlovich MOSKVICHEY: Forner employee of the ‘€omnercial Office and identified KGB Officer {or S&T work, Subject called “OSAVICHEY on 13 Noveuber A962tto ask if he right borrow MOSKVICHEV’s car to go to the dentist. (71) Antonia Libertad PATAN Lopez: Spanish nino” ezployed > cecotaelu.., in the Saket Inforwation Bulletin Office. PATAN called eee" Subject on 21 Novesber 1962 und stated that she'd left , gone documents at the Consular Office and was told to call Subject. Subject said he looked through her decuments and they were all in order. (72) (COMMENT: it is unknown what kind of documents these 'were, but they may have concerned a Soviet passport.) ' Aleksey Ivanovich GARMASHEV: First Secretary and KCB  ogticee. suspect. deputy KGB Rezident. Subject end.. ; cs Oe GARMASHEV flew from Mexico City to Tijuana ir March 1963. (35) | Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO: Vice-Consul and known os KGB Officer. Subject and NECHIPORENKO are social contacts... : .. .  NECUIPORENKO called Subject at the Embassy on 26 June cas 1964 and told Ivan Ivanovich OBYEOKOV, Employee Guard and. ° suspect KGB Officer, to get Subject on the phone, “but. don’t say anything to the others", NECHIPORENKO instructed .. Subject ts ,o to his (NECHTPORENKO®’s) house and said, “£°11 "wait for you near the store that sells paints, but not the "nearest one, the’ one on the corner." "WECHIPORENKO called . Dr. SORIANO (see. hKestern contacts) for Subject who was {. $ick in bed. Subject and NECHIPORENKO' share ‘the.use.of.a@ ~~. _ Volkswagon. (73) (74) (75) (13) (76) . 7. dvan | Gavrilovich ALFERYEV: Pravkh Correspondent and » AdentdfiedikG3 Officer. Subject and ALPERYEV flew to . .. Tijuana on 1 Septeaber 1963. (77) . Vitaliy Borisovich SHUBIN: Attache arid identified KGs Officer, Subject and family and the SHUBINs have taken vacations together at Cuernavaca, SHUBIN and Subject are . 3. personal fiends. (78) (79) (30) (83) abe v-. Fgor KRUGLIY: Member of the Soviet Trade Union Delegation visiting Mexico in December 1963, Subject -,accoapanied and hterpreted for meabers of this groupe _. * Subject and SHUSIN drank with KRUGLIY while on the ‘ town. one night. (64) . — Lote ; as . Sergey Sergeyevich KONSTANTINOVe: First Secretary and , RGB Rezident. Subject and KONSTANTINOV are in business = = and social contact. Qs). (76) 4a eRe _ Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV: Minister Counsular and suspect KGa Officer, Subject has dined at the KAZANTSEV home. (13) " SECRET
14-00000 erga yoann ET ee ee sete ain eee an Big hy fight, ars ad ne . . oa . ro . - 1 Gp 8 7 i nC oe rer aay s é ¢ R e bg * eh tes Niel ‘ wt ate oe ae + ey eh en ror . bake aie nie 28 & Ww RL FT « @ ]q: » Rudolyh Petrovich SHLYAPNIKOV: Soviet Youth Leader on | UNESCO scholarship (suspect KCB) who visited “Nexico during. i: Septeaber 1964 and was in contact with Subject at this tine. i, eet Leonid ‘Vasityevich NIKIFOROV: INTOURIST Revresentative fn the Commorcias urtice anc suspect KC#. Officer. Subject used NIKIFCKOY;s car in January 19€5,- after id has an accident with his own car. (3823 Yuriy Denitriyevich KALININ: KGB Chauffeur. lie visits - ' LICOKL/1*ssstore frequently and Subject’ is often with him. Subject drove KALININ hoae after KALININ got very arunk - at LICOwL/1! $s fiesta in Septecaber 1964, (20) (83) “Jana KANKOVSKAS Secretary at the Czech Comercial Office. \ KANKOVSKA called Subject on 16 Decesber 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 Eabassy on 22 Noveaber 1963 and abked to speak te Pavel Antenivich YATSKOV, Consul and identified KC# Officer, who was unavallable. Subject took the call and _ spoke to MIRABAL using the familiar tu. SUBJECT: Forgive we for arriving late. < SUBJECT: Yes. ee : .» MEIRABAL: Then it was arriving. on the other trip. = SUBJECT: Yes. _ . MERABAL: I called to tell you the following, that regrding that aatter that we had talked about, to see If we would because my wife is preparing sone food to eat there. : 1% ‘sorry but I*ve just made plans for another trip and-l°sa leaving this very ~ day. So please forgive ime for not ~.., being able to go with you. a Ct this point Subject in error . MERABAL corrected him, COMMENT: a MIRABAL replaced Eusebio AZCUE _ ; -. Lopez, Forser Cuban Consul, COMMENTS. According to LILYRIC Subject did not talked with NECHIPORENKO? ita like to talk with Pavel YATSKOV, Wait a ninup, he'lh cone nove * ~ If he's busy I*11 call hin Iter, but | _*1) be available for the next hale a ‘hour op @ 11-28-47 (phone). Okay. (123) (122) (123)  MERABAL? Did you recover the suitcase? Codeine, : spend Sunday intChapultepec park Be ‘go on a trip.) Have you already . ye (81). addressed MIRABAL as AZCUE aad EN
PS SECRET b. < PBPRIME citizens; official and nonsofficial, including KUSARK staff officers -and, contract types: ws " Lee Harvey OSWALD: When OSWALD was attempting te return to the USSR he contacted the Soviet Ecbassy i in Mexico City anu spoke with Subject. (49) ; a David PATON: UsSe Embassy Clerk in charge of Poe AGE ~ processing diploeatic visas, Subject was in contact po “with PATON, when Subject went to the U.S. Esbassy 7 - to obtain a trunsit visa for Yelene Xikolayeyna — , PILIPPOVA. Subject handed te PATON, CARMASHEY *s ' ' Walling card on the back of which was a tise . i _motation for a previous invitation CARMASHEY had . bees extended to PATON. PATON explained to Subject ae: that he could not accept this invitation, Subject : Le, continued to have legitinate cuntact.with PATON ot ; arranjng transit visas for travelling Soviets. (85) vest wen we + «, (86) (87) (88) (89) (90) (91) (92) ‘ Carol MILLER: Esployee of Life Magazine, MILLER called Subject on 2 Uctober 1964 to ask if there wore anythiny the Sevlets wished to add to an _a@rticie being printed in Life magazines Subject said no, (149) ; ; - LIERECT#1: A forzer Mexico City Station asset of. ects eS. gurrent interest to the Station as an LCIMPROVE -. ° “l..: possibdbity. See 2016212649 Subject visited ' LIERECT©2"s Cuernavaca home on Easter 1964. (838) ‘co Other Western officials and: citizens: 7 : 7 LICOzY-S: Subject has had legitizate business ~eontact with LICcosy/S while eakéng travel arrange- - ments for Soviets. Subject has also been in social contact with LICORY/S. (93) (94) (95) (96) (97) (72) (98) .. Dr. Mario LAGUNILEA Leca: Medical Doctor used us by the Soviet Embassy personnel, Subject has been _ '. dm contact with LAGUNIL&A [or medical. reasons. (7). “ Margarito LNU: An unidentified male. who has been -,. 48 seemingly clandestine contact with ceabers of tie * Soviet Esbassy since 27 danuary 1961. Subject has -had several calls from Margarite arranging times to. " geet at places “they know", Margarito has usually . Stated in his calls that he has some new books. @9) (100) (1e1) (102) (103) . : ae ona ” Oscar GUTIERREZ: A Cuban uhe calied the Eabassy RTS _* -. @m 28 November 1962 and asked for "Valeriy", (104) og, We SOR rate enc ARCADE eee eapcetyt VufE be vee IN TaN mpeg! SUC Meet al teant i ue bch 24 apy: oxy YT SAAD atid 3s paar eect ot ete rengone moe mt . as pide SS BCR ET Behe, BNE ag bets PE cae pea atpe CB ony Paes 3
“™ “SECRET a . ‘16 7 Natalia DARES (Ciot further idoutified.) DARE po 7°.) €abled Subject on 21 October 1963 and left a sessage ~~ : - that “Natalia: DARE from Acapulco! called and she will rs. Fetura t6 co it because touorrow she is leaving by plane", (105) mig Maria de la Paz CERVANTES: . Mexican éaployee of Sabena Airline'’s downtown office. Subject has sade ce : travel arrangements with CERVANTES On 16 April 1962, - .. , «. CERVANTES called the Embassy to invite Soviets to a moe dinner she was piving for zor. OISTRAKII, the ‘Violinist, ” to which Subject invited hinself, — (COMMENT: The entire guest list consisted of RIS types.) ; ne, . CERVANTES and Subject have a friendly relationship Tro. fl; 7. and on one occasion after she had taken care. of sone wore “ problems with ‘passports for hia, Subject asked what oe he owed her. The answer was “caviar", Subject then Plates. agked what else, CERVANTES replied "a kiss". (113) (hi4) (115) (416) (117) (118) (119) (120) ‘Or. Emiltian SORIANO: Medical doctor used by Soviet . Eabassy personnel, Subject was in contact with ar _ SORIANO on sevoral occasions because his. wife required an operation. @M (124) (9) (125) ~ Lorenzo ZELAYA Romero: Honduran Comaunist and senbere a ef the PPS in Mexico, ZELAYA called Subject on 4 ae '* -- January 1963 to ask if Subject had heard anything ; . about Rafael LNU (not further identified). Subject ' has been in subsequent contact with ZELAYA for “unknewn reasons, (64) (126) (127) ee e? Sok Jorge de ia GARZA Corcho: Employee of La Libertad - _—_ , Cia Grail de Seguros, S.A. Insurance Company, Subject ‘ : was in contact with GARZA following his car accident in Vera Cruze (128) (129) (130) (231) (103) 052) (133) - _. Ferro de WANSTROM or WANSTROHM (phonetic): ‘Swedish citizen. On 12 November 1963, NANSTROW called the Soviet Embassy and asked to speak to tr. Andre PURITS .-or-.. (phonetic) later spelling it as Anheny.. PYRCZ, who alledgedly worked for the Soviet Embassy ‘in Mexico, ‘in the Trade Commissions Department. ANSTROM stated”, ; . he had met this man in a restaurant in” Oaxaca and |e gy css _ elated his probles of finding a ship on which to . travel to Europe. The unidentified man suggested. he call the Soviet Esbassy, which WANSTROM did, and was referred to Subject with whon he spoke. On i3) ~ " Xovenber 1963, Subject told WANSTROW there was a oo 7 _ Polish Ocean Lines Cos, at Alvaro Obregon 223-102, 0 2 0 fee. | teh leaving Vera Cruz and going to Bremen, Germany, and Gdynia, Poland, .WANSTROM thought @remen would suit their purpose, Subject gave VANSTROM the telephone nusber . of the coapany and was most solicitous. about WANSTRON's earranging proper accouedations, (134) (12). (135) sls dnt Be = eR nde Moat yo . eta nea ceca pon sepa eee cae TEAS rte apace a a os Sean ome eaeepenventencon vane boreada et . 4 x - . oe ‘s ty ety : 7 - . ot ~ - . ‘ “oF - pote 7, oan an . : 7 : aa wey - ‘ we te! » 74 wee - a : mE ae 3 ; . ae . “(COMMENT : The response of the Soviet Eebassy Officials. . ; wags very unusual in this case. Requests of tnais nature . ; are usually brushed aside and most often in a very rude. “spanner. Judging by his non-British accent and alnost — flawless English, WANSTRON eust have - lived in the U.S. or Candda for some tine.) ; SECRET ~ a . . ‘ . : x bust te aye om i Sele Bd TORN, tet EET Com eters, genta PRE g beaten ag Oe, ade gee ao oo berets ei iaye Sc eee hy Toe Beetle PUR ey SBqcaman Bove & peut, naive? ig TiC sone mivanssited Bey PERE Sees
14-00000 ae ere ee ; i © Meteo > Ramon PENUNERE and Dometrio ALNAGUER: PESUNERE is an ~~ “ealls Subject at the Ewhassy, and seetings at unstated . fare a specific pattern but definitely sees to be clandestine. ’ FOPOPF. in September 1963, while in Ensenada. (37) . The ky See 2 me weeny SECRET hoa a : : i Dr. Antoaié: KARCZMAR Bugarahiys “Medical Doctor used Ne: the Soviet isbassy. Subject’s wife was treated by MLN member and a farmer residing in the Ejido “Nezquital, Mexicali, Baja California. ALMACUER is. a PCY neaber - residing in Mexicali, Baja California. (136) ALMAGUER contacted PENUNERE sone time before Bide November 1964, stating he*’d been in contact with to two Soviets in Tijuana, ALMAGUER szid the Soviets had authorized hin to locate three youths for travel and Study in the USSR, ALMACUER asked PENUNERE if he had a son who could neet the qualifications, PEAUNERE subsequently stated he had received information leaflets on scholarships in the USSR from ALMAGUER, who allegedly had gotten them from the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City when he visited there, ALMACUER later stated he had seen Subject and ALFERYEV (see Soviet contacts) in Baja California and that they had eiven hia two bottles of yodka and instructed him to select two students to attend the Patrice Lumumba Friendship University in the USSR. (136) Antonina SHIPPER Podernicks SHIPPER is a contact of Pavel Atonovich YATSKOV, Consul and KGB Officer, YATSKOV apparently instructed SHIPPER to call Subject. On 29 June 1964, she requested that Subject go to the Judge with her, since she had probiems arising froa the fact her father died leaving an estate without awill, (238) (139) Q40) ; Sr. Justo BRETTON: (not further identified) BRETON called Subject on 3 July 1964 about a “help” certificate (cortificade de ayuda). . LICONL/i2 Owner of a store frequented by Soviets.. ‘Subject has attended parties at LICOWL/1's hose, and also frequents the store. (143) (144) Ricardo LNU: (Not. further identified) Ricardo LNU places-are arranged. These calls do not seem.to have ' Ricardo LNU and Subject. always know where they will weet, ‘usually the catis are for arranging the tise. (145) 146) (247) (148) (61) ( Isaac Carlos CHAPLUK: (201- 229418) Owner of Playa “Bungalows in Ensenada, Baja California. Subject and - ALFERYEV were guests of CHAPLUK's for dinner on several ‘eccasions when they visited Ensenada, CHAPLUK also tcok- thea te, SIMONOVICit! s: store (see Nestern contacts). G7) “Miguel POPOFF : Allegedly Richfield. O41 Distribureud. in: “-Busenada, Baja California, Russian-born with. Mexican- citizenship. Subject andALFERYEV were in contact with “Miguel BAZHER: Hungarian fiving in Mexico, BAZIIER. spoke ; to Subject on 17.Sctober 1964 in regard to bringing a. - Hungarian to Mexico, Subject stated he was: only authorized to handle probless of this nature for Soviets, but, that — if BAZHER could get a letter from Hungarian officials, Subject would” see what could be done about Ate (i580) SECRET...’ 1b {tad Velen, th PRS asd a oF emt e 5 Toe ebay git ¢ tein) oi Bee anh G7 ESR | Oth
14-00000 Fa . betes 38 arrguan eset tt Ne ptegtabaat Shek es of eae SECRET SECRET 7 18 Unidentified Nicaraguan: Ap, unidentified Nicaraguan Sale calies Subject aon & Neverber 1963; and stated he had _ something for Subject. “Subject asked hia to come by the ’ Embassy the next day. (153) Virginia GoMtZ Nieto: Wairdresser, cenber of the nS Bonen's Group of Ihternational Organization sf Journalists, « and a leftist. GOMEZ called the Eabassy and left a mossage for Subject, stating she would be. over to see hig on the following ‘onday, (152) uo . : ora. Maria GONZALEZ and her daughter Juana? Subject becamevinterested in Juana at LICOWL/1*s fiesta in September 1964, Maria GONZALEZ scated to LICOSL/) that Subject had offered her daughter 390 pesos a week - to be his girl friend. Subject and Viktor KALININ, Adpinistrater, met with Jaria CONZALEZ and. Lourdes. CHUEVAS on 26 Seteuber 1964, in an attempe by GONZALEZ to fix Subject up with CUEVAS, because she didn’t want ‘=.  --»~ - her daughter coing with Subject. (4) a aot Sr. fnu i#ERON or HARON: HERON called Subject on 19 January 1965, in order to find out hew to sail a package to the Lithuanian USSR. Subject gave HERON a detailed @xplhanetion. (65) 7 noe ~ Dr. Arseny LEPEAUCA: Medical doctor residing at Be . Sinaloa 109, telephone 28°95<28, LEPEAUCA called : ~ Subject on S$ January 1965 to invite hia to a “Rosca™ ‘ party at his home, the next day. (159) (3:5) sete s pies Lat eee ee q . Sane tee ‘ ~ « sine tes tt see “th . Jose Luis. FERNANDEZ: FERNANADEZ was in contact with” Subject concerning a trip to the USSR fer an operation, 54). (155})- Manuel SUAREZ Angeles: Pianist who has studied ; music in Moscow (1963). Subject, NECHIPORENKO (see Westorn contacts) and the Ambassador were invited: to- Do, the SUAREZ sone, . (156) re . Cahn ee SSS tS eadattbeathindes - Or, Luis QUINTANILLA del Valles Leftist Director of the Institute for ‘Living, Mexico, QUENTAVILLA's . $ecretary called the Eabassy and told Subject, 19 Banuals of Marx were sissiny from the package Subject a>, OF Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, First Secretary, Cultural Officer and KGB Officer, gent over and would . . they please send copiss when they are again available... 3 si) Mie g gi Uta Ei fnu SAN MARTIN: ' Employee of Television Channel{ii. SAN HARTIN called the Eubassy on § March 1964 to ‘ cancel a date he had with Subject. (158) — ; mando MARTINEZ: MARTINEZ called the Embassy on ; - 26 October 1964 and left a message that he wanted ta ate speak to Subject. He also stated that he had told ea _ Subject he would call, and that it was urgent. (29) ME dlbdc kinkisesee rukare re wen Th “ ‘Muna STNANOVICH®- Owner and operator of the NUNA . "SIMANOVICH Curio Shop, Ruiz Ave., Ensenada, Baja California, Yexico.. Subject and ALFERYEV (see Soviet . €ontacts) visited SIMANOVICH's store in Septeaber 1963,. ' and Subject told hin if he wished to travel to the USSR, — * ¢¢@ could very easily. be arranged. Subject alse told SIMANOVICH he-was attached to the Soviet Embassy in _ Mexico City. (136)
14-00000 4 Lh _ Marta BORQUEZ ce la Fuente (201-785287):) SORQUEZ . _ called. the Enbassy on.29 April 1964 and asked for the. ~~ vice ecneang .1t 4s unknown whether she meant Subject NECHIPORENKD (sce Soviet contacts); as neither vos available, *s , rabemnemer toi vones irate @, OTHERS (Subject has nunercus business and ‘social contacts at Sabona Airlines, especially the féllowing): 5 wpe a dorge CORTES R.t. Assistant Station Manager. of Sabena.’ 7 Airlines at the Mexico City Airport. CORTCS has invited | Subject for a beer at his hcuse and was also one of the Signers of a Christmas card sent to Sun ject by Sabena Employers. (106) (107) (73), (COMMENT ¢ NECHT PORENKO (see Soviet contacts) LICOZY/S*s case officer, levied a requirement on LICOZY/S for information on CORTES. According to LICOZY/S, CORTES ig 3 young, serious, hoserable employee who was previously in Sabena’s cargo departaent, later promoted to assistant Station Manager and is now on his  - way up.) Adolfo BUCIO G.: Emplovee of Sabena at Mexico City Airport. BUCIO called Subject to invite him to a party at the home of Waria del Socorro VOLLRATH. Subject often calls 8UCIO to find out arrival tiees of planes, BUCTO -- 1. Was also a sigeroof the above Christeas ecard. (108) oe (109) (87) (110) (111) Maria del Socorro VOLLRATii: Esployees at Sabena “Yexico “~  . . ity Airport. VOLLRATH resides at Pennsylvania 254, Apte ' 2. VOLLRATH signed the above Christaas card and is apparently on a friendly relationship with Subject. T tee _. She expected Subject to seet her at the airport “with a ‘ drink™ when she returned from a trip to Europe, (S7) (109) (110) CF The following are employees of the Sabena office at (4. the airport which LIFIRE found to be in contact with Subject. (112) . nes & ET SR TS a ORE e bat OS wets tbat sah ss rm Alberto lle ALFARO Sst '., Carlos ALANIS Cantu . vol i ~ Jorge CASTILLO Carrera weg Carlos MENDOZA &., Jr. “ ‘- EBmvique NUNEZ S.e- veo ome et on dae ds Ywonne HENONIN Lt. ia va t i cS eRe SERS ea ea FR ATR NatC aN P DANY oe MAAN Meares ere Soren a 1 : ' Sid Lobes ns uabss PCat f We tak ks WaPo REA Tene eee re Tee eT
oe - 20 - " 16. ‘PAST OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY. ACALNST SubJECTS(ebronologtesl, vith = narrative suamary of each iten}s ‘ : . i During his tours in dexico City, subsets has been under roatine LIENVOY and LIE“MPTY surveillance.’ However, during the. period following 22 Scvenber 1963, LILYXIC, LIE“aRACE, (.i5ice ;- ae _ and LIRICE surveillance were Scanted on Subject because of his. telephone contact with Lee larvey OSWALD. (49) * Eee after 23 November 1963, the LIEMBRACE surveillance team and . LILYRIC and LIMITED base houses all reported Subject under ; DFS surveillance ane Station surveillance was dropped. . (160) -- On 19, 20 and 2] January 1965, Subject was under LIEMBRACE a surveillance as a followup to a report froa LIEMPTY stating §.- a . that Subject was not behaving in his norsal Fashion. Nothing ~ “>> gignificant was developed. (16)
14-00000 an SRT: 1 2 MERRIE Orn Tela 8 fremmorirstar po, entee, toe ps ‘ + ftp foe ROAR REINA Foss ot 91ers GORY TNO AONTEED ATE Boe ct Perens weer nes tate seer 17, OPERATIONAL PEAYNING DATA: a. for access: .. woos, ; : | (1) current residence (address, floor plan, owner, neighbors, _ other pertinent data): ; : Subject lives. at Progreso: 9, Interior (apartment) 6, Mexico D.F.e (23) - ; ; (2) phones; uO a a Subject has no known hoae phone. : acne ©) i ar (license, description, where garaged and serviced): : mo ‘Subject shares a 1963 white Vokswagon, license 6 ‘ oo, D-336, with NECHEPORENKO. During 19,20 and 21 Tee hae teageer aenteent om Janusry 1965, while Subject was under LIEMBRACE ; surveillance, it was noted Subject had had an accident und was using a white 1963 Volkswagon, license @ De33S usually used by NIKIFOROV (see Soviet contacts) and boris Sergeyevich ZOBN Couneréial Officer Employee and suspect KGB officer, (13) (34) (32) (4) ‘Office (location, floor plan, phone number, iamediate associates, etc.) . Do ; Subject usually occupies a desk on the second . Lo ‘" €loor of the Esbassy in an areaallotted to the \ . Consular section. (76) -.- ($) current pattern: of daily activity (including routes takea, hours, where eats, sports, hobbies, clubs): Subject arrives at @b’ Enbassy at approxinately. Ln. cots 69800ae and leaves and re-enters many times during a -" the day. (te!) co | ee (6), usable contacts: ~ . oo . “;, Members of the Consular Corps: ee _.. Subject seems to be sore than aoderately active in. this organization. - . a _— LIcoaL/1 | “for assessment: “(1)” exploitable points | “ay Other data . oe weet cn’ . -(3)- Wandwriting samples 4%, 10 phetctisbe rs "$B CRET
x Zo” oF bon of ae N Sepp | cite ~“22- | 7 7 4 180 OPERATIONAL STLES FO BE CARRIED OUT. AERT YCAT Gplanning, with. concrete steps for action or inves tiation, acquisition or further data, etc): Ps, a sth a. ee at ae Continuance of repular CIE supty and LIE: WVaY reporting : and occasional, cover2z3¢ by LIE BRACE gurvelllance. “ b, Continuance of LICOKL/I regular. reporting on Subject > and, fn addition, further LICO*L/Y effort to get Subject. '" embroiled tu’ intimate relationship with inuigcnous females. Ee Effort to obtain another sccess agent against Subject. '' The Station is presently investiyatin the possibility of developing one of Suject's several Sahena Airlines — . 5 Contacts for this ‘Purpose. . ‘ . - oka e ns git ve. K. ot
a) io Q) | | «19. SOURCES (6) sen” sf os we __@) -_ (9) gh) a2) ay as) “(s) 4a) 2 as) om hed Pamet bs se AAT Gs) LIENVOY, 18 February 1964 (7) LIENVOY, 27 October 1962 aa “LIENVOY, 9 November 1962 (11) mit) LICous1 Contact Report, 24 August 1964 CE ) © REDCAP Sheet from Headquarters MENS H9979; az -Getober 196] , LIENVOY, 78 1Becombet?4961 _MEXI“4615, 16 May 1963 _LIENVOY, 4 December 1963 _ LIENVOY, 7 Decesber 1963 MMW 13305, M3 January 1965 STATION“ OBSERVATION USEMS Mos cow ‘3662, Control 22299), 30 June 1961 LIF IX, 29 September 1961. KUBARK Meno to Political Section, 25 Septesber 1963 LICOSL/} Contact Report, 29 Septeaber: 1964 on LICOXL/1, Contact Report, 27 August 1964 . | LIENVOY, 29 October 1962 ce Oe LIENVOY, 17 Yctober 1962 DIR-20944, 28 February 1963 . : j LIENVOY, 13 November 1963 . | LIENVOY - ee 7 _— — 1. we Menot to State Dept, 25 September 1963. — a - Meme toe Lepal Attache, 13 Novembor 1964 oe a MEXT-7061, 25: November 1968 LIENVOY, 19 February 1964 LICOWL71 Contact Report, 20 August 1964 LICOML/1 Contact Report, 17 Septecber 1964, LICORL/1 Contact Report, 3 September 1964. LIENVOY, 7 January 3963 MEXT=4126, 9 April 1963 LIENVOY, 26 October 1964 MEXT@76G0; 8 January 1964 HMMA-22652, 20 December 1963 PBSWING Telegram, 14 March 1963
14-00000 “MEXI+7939, 24 January 1964 - Cuban LIENVOY Résugen, 6 March 1962 "Cuban LIENVOY Resuaen, 27 March 1962) | _ REENVOY, 22 August 196200900 © 0 5 che ce rms ea beat nhesten tgs “LIENVOY, 29 January 1963 - -MEXI+7025, 23 Névesber 1963 _ LIENVOY, 6 August 1964 LIENVOY, 9 January 1964 _ LIENVOY, 18 Septeaber 1964 LIENVOY, 3 November 1964 “" LEENVOY, 6 December 1963. “ RIENVOY, 19 January 1965 * LEENVoY, 19 Febeuary 1964.  LIENVOY, 24 February 1964 . oa “SECRET. ‘e@ 24 « ae 4? ‘ PBSWING Meno, 15 Yarch 1963-74 al FBI Meno to KUBARK, 31 January 1964 LIENVOY, 11 ‘larch 1963 Cuban LIENVOY 26 June 1964 LIENVOY, 18 January 1962 , LIENVOY, 7 July 1962 LIENVOY, 15 November 1963 LIENVOY, 16 April 1964 = LIENVOY, 14 September 1964 LIENVOY, § April 1963 LIENVOY, 17 August 1964 LIENVOY, 26 September 1964 LBENVOY, 19 July 1963 LIENVOY, 3 March 1964 MEXI-0277, 1S July 1964 LIENVOY, 31 January 1964 LIENVOY, 1 October 1964 LIENVOY, 6 November 1964 LIENVOY, 14 February 1962 LIENVOY, 6 October 1964 ~ LIENVOY, S June 1962 - ee “SECRET
tae oe § BORE Bo oh ne Sie . “e@ 25 « (71) LIENVOY, 13 November 1962 ~ Oe whe (72) LIENVOY, 21° Nobewber 1962 4 (73) LIENVOY, 23 May 63 . (74) LIENVOY, 26 June 1964 — (78) LIENVOY, 6 January 1965 | (76) ‘LIEMPTY Observation : a (27) PBSMENG Meso, 10 September 963 ot) (78) LIENVOY, -2300ctober 1965 0 Se ; (79) LIEnvoy, 8 Deceaber 1963 ; er ie (81) MEKT©1242, 14 October 1964 they, (80) LIENVOY, 29 May 1966 0 nen: (82) LIEMBRACE (83) LICOSL/1 Contact Report, 16 September 1964 cot. 5 (84) LEENVOY, 16 Deceaber 1964 oo oo... (BS) HNMA*18727, 16 March 1962 eons on (86) LIENVOY, "21 March 1962 (a7) LEENVOY, -28 Maye 136962 feet os gay LIENVOY, 6 June 1962 egg) LIENVOY, 2 July 1962 | “2 (90) LIENVOY, 21 July 1962 (91) _LIENVOY, 13 July 1962 (92) LIENVOY, 16 July 1962 (93) “LIENVOY, 24 August 1962 40. WMAA’20199, 14, Noveaber 1962 - (95) HMMA-2077S, 20. Febsmry 1963 (96) LIENVOY, 9 August 1968. (97) _UIENVOY,, 18 July 1964 (98) _LIENVOY, 27 August 1964 (99) > * MEXT~7051,, 24 Noveaber 1963" ~ C100)” RESUMEN , 15 August’ 1962 aay” ‘LIENVOY, 22 November 1962, ‘€362) LIENVOY, 4 January 1963 (103) LIENVOY, 25 February 1963 (104) LIENVoY, 28 idvember 1962 oe aos) LIENVOY, 21 October 1963 . | wie SES.