(404-10173-10007 Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINCV (201=285422) 7 Statdionéd in Havana ‘tion ‘sébtenber 1960 until September 1963. Attache. ; a, 23 December 1927 Ll Yrs old Born Moscow | In 1961"he toured Latin’ America with the Soviet Soccer team as escort. arid interpreter. (probably -with©security functions as‘well). He arrived : ; % et August, 1965° as third Secretary. He’ replaced: NSCHIPORENKO. His, Spanish: cr : hag, pen ‘described ‘as fluent: with: hardly any accent. His Snglish is fair - In March 1966, XX Licear/s was told tie would be handled in the future. by ; _ } . ta response to Lis claim that a radio had been stolen from him, a policeman ‘gas. sent to his. aprtment and L. ended the convérsation by recruiting the —~ policeman: atthe rate of 5000 Pesos per month. The policeman reported - -the ‘incident, ‘and the Metropoliten Disthict Police sanctioned a D/A BVe The. ; |. £iest and only recorded récuirement. given the policeman: by: L was. for Sore Bio data’ on{Venezuelan ‘who. spent, time in USSR. | . ; Lis friendly ‘with YATSKOV, replaced ‘nda (he elains) as Consul General, (1966) . Shortly after ‘Arab-Israeli War L tacitly peerestt sd admitted he believed that Eeypt' s.. c arges of me ° involvement on Irael's Peer side were false. carekekor A Te Srey AB s% e . . Then theses the the. one about Miss Elizabeth Duncan Wilde. L told her that he Asa was ready to "go to the other side". He stated- ‘that he was afraid because’ . the phones in both U.S.. and Soviet ‘Embassies were bugeed. He asked if she so would go to U.S. Embassy with his. Storys ‘She consented and reporting stops , here. UAREBOLINGR | seetinataiiniaieimeremind ° Paul Dillon ‘observed L and BARANOV in the. area. of. ENERKNLKEREREKEE a hotel where a mecting with: Uriy ‘DRUSS was@o, have taken. place one’ night ABO, taking pictures with an 8mm camera. ‘BARANCY dis a Soviet tech. i L pursued AMSLO'CH/3,. daughter of al aoa arent, both in Yavana and in ~ a : Moscow. ‘Wis intentions XKEXHEHE were oun, but could have. been romantically — Nett t THOT ine Lined: ‘rather than professiunal. . Lis an ar ‘ressive personality. With his fellow workers he is dictatorial and disdainful. He has been known to Q##X return to the Embassy thoroughly gassed, yelling. and shouting and resulting in an altercation with the guard on duty. Other times he won't finish one drink. He is chauvinistic AHAX to his own race and deprecatorvy to other nationalities. A sneering at'itude, boisterous and arrogant at times. He can be géntle at othertimes, has frequently labeled intellicent ,EREXRXREX He is definitely crafty, although not particulary subtle. works fast, dcesn't appear to try hard at cloaking his true intentions, either in conversation with others or in a recruitment atterpt. de is tough as nails. His build is athletic, his avrearance is rugsedly handsome. He appears- confident, self-assured in relations with non-Soviets. Dos - DFS 4/2. 2
. PERSONALITY i See above. Tha file 4s 3 very. airtientt te follow. 1 tenis. ‘appear coon no. further” a “s Salient featiire: of file. is that Loginov” ‘was. never the object of ‘x consistent “concentrated attention by anyone. There is. virfurlly no'- reporting’ on, the LICOZY/5--=-LOGINCV relationship. What there is inp lies. thet 5 4 is wncooverative and nearly refusds to work with Le SOARES, ; eG SUSCEPTIBILITY : b Nothing in the conventional - sense. if he ‘de trying | to) tell us anything ‘ha is. obviously. Arying.to get: our. attention via’a CI’. ploy with the intention: of bringing as to hin.Ye moves with’ confidence . and néarsisipunityé<certainly not like one whe: might’ ‘be: in- trouble. | ‘ PROFESSTCANLISME Not ‘smooth and, subtle nor. particularly. secitré. “Fut crafty, fast-on his. feat, makes fast ‘decisions afd then ‘acts on ‘them. ‘ Aggressive and ubiquitous. Secdally actives: Womah-chaser- . - F ’ + Shovld be’ ‘eaving before another year and one-half. Has been there: for : threa and one-half _Year'se - h, ete See. other similar cases. i, 3 & t a a « ' 1 io | 1 j ert aa tent Bo ee Agi ee ed A vt SO eae bets tte ie g