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14-00000 3 ner sae . emcee et to ents ater bee Coxant ery = SECRET . "22 guly 1969 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SB “VIA : Chief of statics - SUBJECT .- =: Celebration of polish National” ‘Day. 22 July 1969 i. The undersigned attended the celebration of the Polish national day at the Polish Residence on Insurgentes ‘Sur on 22 July 1969. The following points were the most .. significant: a. The only Soviet the undersigned could identify was Col. Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREY,,. the. Soviet Military Attache. Someone the under- gigned's wife talked to méationed the presence of ‘the Soviet Consul, but thts certainly Was neither Valentin LOGINOV nor Yuriy CHERNYSH, and the undersigned aid: not meet that person. ; b. Whether the Cubans were invited or not, they were not. in. attendance. ; _.. @. J4Pf SVESTKA, of the Czech Enbassy, was there. Per SB Section briefing, the undersigned mentioned his departure and told: SVESTKA . that at least he Would remain in “Mexico. . SVESTKA said that this would not be the case, that he. ia scheduled . to leave within 15 days for Czechoslovakia. The undersigned then mentioned a conversation with his Czech friend in Which the latter told him that he expected to stay if Mexico for quite a while longer. SV.ESTKA denied ever having said this, pointing out that he was. glad to return home. The under= signed made no further comments. “SECRET 7 GPRD
14-00000 4 SECRET ~3 d. The ex~-Haitian Ambassador, Julio Jean PIBRRE-AUDAIN, was seen by the undersigned but left before he could talk to him. In view of the fact that PI ERRE-AUDAIN ceased te be Ambassador. _ of Haiti & long time ago,. the undersigned feels . _. that his presence at the Polish national day -. re . celebrations. has some significance. ‘He Yemembera - ‘that: PIERRE-AUDAIN was also present. at. the eles | _  bFatton of the ‘Céech. national day. thig year. In , other Words, the Communists have made it a point vv > tO maintain contact with hin, probably in view of | ' the fact that PI ERRE-AUDAIN may return to Haiti if gomething happens to DUVALIER and may secure a position of some importance in his country. _ told the undersigned that: he would cohtact LOGINOV at, the ov Sovdet Embassy to see. whether. ‘thé latter would agrée toa. “"" Joane- celebration of both the. undersigned' 8 and LOGINOV'’s — . departurés. in a party to be held for both of - them at.the same time. - LOGINOV ig not scheduled to leave Mexico until September 1969, a departure postponed from the > original schedule of late July or early August. , Raymond A, FRADYER. ‘Distripution: : a i . Orig - 7 (Consular corps) - my ce wo - @- P1712 (LOGENOV) - 1 = B-71I1 (SVESTKA) bo Le Cee ps 1 = p-3407 (PLERRE-AUDATN) a RAP: limp SECRET Thee nee et ttt ee tena enna 2. The President of _the Consular Association, VOURVOULIAS, |
14-00000 oe soma emulate Sirteierorrenambiar deena = 7+ Smee a see wise gm ee erneetatanti oe nan ina slientecictnepeserenmnaty ee, SECRET : (22 July 1939 I. -The undersigned - attended ‘the. celebration of ‘the Polish ations! day ‘at the ‘Pol bey Sur on 22 July 2969... The following points were ‘the most significant: | Was neither and the. . Sut that “he was gla signed made no furth ] SECRET
Se ne eee seen ene mainlemen Hee SECRET, . “Sean The ex-Hai tian Ambassador, duifo Jean. ‘the: endersigned | but eat ERR EAU ’ , ; bration ef- the: “Czech “path 6ther @ords;, the Communis to naintain contact with. hin, aerobe ly ‘in view of ‘the fact that PLERRE-AUDAIN may return: to. Haiti if something. -happens to. DUVALI ER and miay. gecure a. positica of some Mmportance in his country. schedule of. 1- By? or) 1 - S407 (PLERRE-AUDAIN) RAF: lap SECRET k & oo eae cece 1A tet near eRe tO Seen tne mentee etm tment ‘ ane ater be eapeiaele eel epertainstinee A aattas imeem smee x
14-00000 le _drecrré ange ed neet “Lich lasted go ri mutes atout rageh we. Cod y £ wo te e eg $6 oa) 6 103 5 tty a § Sontact Report Subject: LIOvAT <1 (R=5903) . oe Bate of meet: duly 17 et Hoyo 19 at 1430 nee | i Kext neét: diye t 1? at the ease rlace. ‘ Qe On 3 Fridey July Tl LIZATONS1 rave «. rerilér lancuese class to L=-2 ane rel etated hie interest to ceet the €ow cirl aS Libwcclele house, anc Ja. + ne veairee of conv L«l explaiced to LEhAqQu-l ~hy he telieved this was Jeportant to” hie or in otner vores he cav se him the cover story Be TEAL eorored L-2 that ay yee ne 7 6a 1000 res, dee. ot tieir next cles TI “cee told : She to the Sev Eth fo vio: t LOnTu07 end he Sound hin bie plans to invite bee te ue none Send @ shor ter ercund.. + = LOG told tin tha % ; ane was hip. secretary cal that he ztonulé cot dare to . get clore to her. 4e LET felt ae" ree a natn | +, hedevee ke believed thet i told i+l that there tee he wee on the- wey lev no receen of fesline “bed. eboirt thie fact, esrectally, hecaute Lot wae leaving veletively cson Yad the girl Trou pened here. ted baken Meanak. Se Tet tald me that on fly 5 baibaacakharne es B¥a2 taken aid in nies thers was an aaer’ five lenian Z.tigo ead 1@ @e'teld fel den be Five 4 : ranted fF, Arperentio, LIT Tet rhovtet the sarectre * ae t LOt heeere very aacre ree" are used for eeop ads “where ee re ay oe slane be “ete : ai+ ot 9 motes waacttan ara get. ~ fee BAe “he see of. Se e ah . o eye T gts . iy . oo : . . . .
& Su ‘ wt) Y ting with Consular Corps ve “ant Gloster ’ eh. . Hexicco™, oe * séefal elu. open: -to alk ‘goasular officers Cuautitian, | Tawehi aud. -extubioa. of: ‘Convent at: Tepotzstian froml 100 ‘te ‘\scotrs. on 17 July 1969.. cit and ex-Consul Gea. of Greece, | nationality). ta new Ford factory ia f > Spas. col. * Consular Corys. is creature of Aner s ; Leander Te “Vourvoulias who led excursion. | Three Sova “showed | ; : ne co a0. ientifint 3Lec anil ‘no- Cubs. ACMA t i 6 trees, but ducr opeded te weet. - Xe other “par Gkeular ly inter sstilg i fo Sta” sieteiat ‘See. of Sov. ‘hab. independently gdentitied Lew hi lielayeereh bh Gufexzev able identify the other, ' was. alee: couuercial types. from nig book-were. ua : Ce ae . nd to qui % aait hardly. tale sd fh conversation, Cae one eccasion G yaa: tere os. reaubt recent Soveiex - ague: wo a umaet but was engaged ‘twice, ey | 1 besa. id Mexico. dhort tine,. aned- ta: be. arsuud end. iavittel wit colle: trade a agat, just hep; to. for’ outitige On other occasion said Tr i  Ayzantine churclizaonuseats ne faatr al litnft. tats auch but wad Tier | , ee ‘gore ofnate awh ia, cessive. tin Toto ‘wath in U8ecow,. spoke Svan; with he vy" ascent an quite fhieat aevertistesae STMLASE| \at tan teved uriet ty ‘to | reaiacesent. Movever conversatiun i iatroluced by|_ 44. | and uninterestin; coapared te conataat verbal 8; arrifg “batie,| aad Leginov _ which Sistode wall Aelar tof ~~} to resort ae ne gees Fite - PH pp PIS: a Loginov ant *, maucuous otgarian/EsYi® Fear ant genetal : me ,
om gen alee an ode duly 6 a seh fe attanged thvir first. Co, Consular Corps meets ng seeet | | as, introduedd to Lev GOLOYs 20 ,201-€50177, P~13,,7€6 Malentin Ld nae ey, 201- t-285ud2, p-1i7i2 of the Soviet Enbassy Labo} £2 zared very reluctant bit Less expansive than . exoal banter ing. a ta ma a Pa ; 2 oF : 4 a solid rarport atities witout: » sing certain ¢harts and: systole to: LOSINCY. reat: ov hin =
4 aS e 2, WOLOVSCY was, o8 previously ‘tted, more veservat. fe stayed we a ‘ in the backscround ind accompain.d the unidentified Tussian during most.” the tours [ves incroducet to hin but Little conversstion > . 4 eistiff, moma the Tusstian passsd Sabre sterootyre of the reserved, cocial-ill-ave2as2 persene Fut this had noe, chance for sn indepth was fustz an imor #552 on as conversation. S0L0V.ce¥ seemed. to pOSsS2ss < tecent. spanish. Fe stated . . -Sopel ully cudect will atpead oe a he x s fron tha comercial Se section. Op od . other Corps meztings ond fk! have an opportunit y te. sp aa , foo 2 : a ; . to hin at creater lencthe ne , - 1 1 ' ° ‘ * ” ~ *, a ‘ 17% 4 © ‘ j ° , ° : ry i ° ° “ on . : e ® . ° * ® , . e
14-00000 Me eee Cleve are: eo. Cary Meao fer the Om, ; buting with Consular Cor;et SURLECTs 7 | Brief ‘Initial Exposure to Soviets Loginov and Gielen Fev de. | oe acéospaiited ‘Gaith wives) ob “dn “outing. of the *Cuerio- Consular an. Mexico” » a. ‘social ‘lub. oven ‘to ati consular: officers tre, rabaad o natioiulity) to new “Ford factory ia Cuauti tian y. Vutich ‘aud exculs oa of. ' , So . Span. éols Convent, “at Tepéteotlan ‘froui 08 te HCORrS, ow 17 July 1969. 8 . Consular, Corps is cfeatura of Aner. cit aud ex-Consul ‘Geo. of Greace, Leander I. Vourvoulias, whe led excursion, 5 & showed, no identified Dtoc ant no Cubs. - MENA , ee NG, otiiar’ partioulerly inte aha, a yeople at ‘future cc eects 3 a i 2 Thikee Sova’ who’ “atid: ‘wate Vaieavin ‘Lowinov, wel kuin to “Sta. of Sev. ib. lelayeur h | Clotey ing, eonds. . types out. door opened te. meet, as X68 wider. cons. cover, aad: two. men of Comercial Sée indépendéutty.- identified Lev AN as one of two commercial typed from ming book=were ‘uanbYe identify the other, ae who was quiet sad hardly. tied. al he tagged alongs Goliweny: was alae | yuiet but was, engaged twice, byl ta conversations. Jag one. occasion q Fa said ihe had been’ “en Mexico stort: ti wae t! re as reault: recent Sovesox ae he arddud and. ‘davi ted with colTeagea™ : op _ trade aggreeaeat, just happened te ‘ta. Ford outin ; On other. occnsi oh, ‘paid Tpotrottan/geri* Peat ‘ant geaaeal, ert more ernate ant ia, Fess ive. than Rrzautine church-aonunents “he familiar — with: “in ‘Moscow. Spoke Span. with lieavy aecent and didese talk ‘auch -but, tag quite ‘flieat nevertnéiesa. siataey htaé.tdhed briefly to Leginoy aud intro duced: -by replacement. However. conversation i noucuous- and thinteresting cudpered Uo constant verbal sparring vetw. boginoy Jto report af he sees fit. WIL PT SECEET , CT UPLQ fe RARER Ree eee | op tee
4-000 ‘12 Lah eet, © Cb TAP. ; ; ‘S$ “€ Ce a iy . " ure 5 S70 “Gave — Cu ny Bo - rede ; * al Meao for the Records | SUBJECT: riced| | Outing with: Consular Corpses. Brief Initial Exposure to Soviets Loginov and G. bows tev wo “ @esoapauied (with wives) loa. aa Outing: of. tie “were foasuler : en Mexico", ‘g & secial club open t6. all @onsular officers frégartiess of. a . fiationality) to.new For. factory. in Cuautitian, lunch ant excuses of Span. col. Couvent at. Teyoteotian frowl100 to asodnrs.. “oft. At Jety 1989. . : 1 e- + “oe oo i: 7 Three Sova catioved, ‘no. Plentifiedl Bloc. ant “Ro. Cubs. | ERR OLS TS + No: other: particularly interesting” cous. types. but door opened. te meet : people at future CC moeta. aaa 2. Taree Seve ‘whi atioed were Va tentin: Loginov, wel lok oa. to. Sta. ag: KES udder - cone. cover, ‘and tivo’ “waeu of Coasereial See;. of. Sove Babs : “, Ki: helayeech c hb Go feew be independently identified hev oa one of ‘two cowsercial types fros aug book-were unible identify the other; , who was quiet end chardly taked as te tagged along. 2) elfen ‘tne was algo * a. conversation. Jag one occasion. & ‘qiiiet Lat was engaged “twice by it hie had been in ‘Mexico short tiae, ‘was there oe. reault recent Soveitex 7 de “ages seiisat, just happened: ts be ‘arvund - and invite with colleague. te. Ford duting. On other oceadion(g said Tpoteqttaa/Est5® Pear and genetal art nore ornate aul da, reasive tion Byzautine church=aoauaents he faailiar sj.oke Spaa, with heavy accent aul bial? ‘talk much but waa . . : with in sioseow. also takel briefly. to Loginov and : uilte flaent navertisiess, . ititroluced by replacenent. “However conversation i anucucus f and uninteresting cespared te conatant verbul sparring betw. Loginov t to report if he sees fits i : : . ® - i . seccet ~~
14-00000 13 July 10, 1989 | Contact Report ; _ , . bo Bubjects, LIBACON=1 CREgos) | Date of & Mee ti July 9 at: pee eet eine seme es HOO Ree Mp ee oe So, a - 1 a Os . “prearranged meets el came on time; “the meet t lasted 2 ‘hours: and 50 ginutes. - . Koxt meat: ved guly 16 at 1630 at: piok up pave 1 ial "9, . on duly 9 at 0925 bre i=] went to the Bov Enbassy to look for LOGINOY: (Pell ,712)-.. A.B8ov girly receptionist told him that L0G wae not dia. and tend him that he could wait in. ‘the réception Yoon or wait for | . aealeled ‘tie. wal ting Poon of Son offiee. bel prefered to resiain with the . ) “seeing EOG. | » Zor R08 she in ‘turn. asked: Shite: wae: he not tad t by first naiie , aly), [tea anewered affirmatively and in turn asked ‘her what wie hed . name’ end how dees éhe know. hin. She atated that her name. was Alla. LY and that she recognized Lek by his ‘woLee ‘fron. calling for BOG. (ROE: Isl. feels poeitive that at _ Teast. 4 months have passed “singe 6 oman angwerdd + . _ 2 . . : . . . tae 2 cect nants Sesser renga Outfatnnentetain erat otrstmnin a Dh ome Ganeeeseonns teen 7 iiot. the. ‘ease with: = : mother, - §, . Heaulte ef this conversation: a. Alla LNU ie in Mexico city lease than a year. She ie bored to death here and is looking forward te returning to Noecow ae soon ae ehe will be slicwed. , +o Serna meee enna nae winemy nate saeel nn apmemsmeniguttte tf waited o mete . ‘ wo : b. She eaid that Mexico had a pleasant climate, but ell she knows about Mexico fe OQuautla and even when she 4e invited there she hae no company of her ova (sic). e. With regard to her achooling: after ehe finiehed
‘ - ; = 2 = hifh “ sehaol ae went to a school for mechanical tech nicians where she atudied about. a year end gave 1% up. , becquee she did not’ like it. She: ‘competed: to enter: the, _ school of modern Jarguages. et the. university tut. ‘sha: failed, fren, shé entered thé ¥.1.M.0. ( Inl does, not. stands for). and fatter: 5 months. she. bed é. ber ‘told ter ‘that he would look her up Gocéatnanty and she appeared to be pleased ‘with the idea.  @e Description: apparent age 25 = 26% hight about 5 ft 3 in (possibly. lesa); hair ‘Light brown; very nice eyes a” Bal doae Hot Femember. the’ ‘dolor )y buildt rather ‘stout; face ‘rather Longe ‘in. generale ‘pledeant appears ance. _ So et ts : . fe “Before » lesving Lal. lett with: her a. “note: for kos in which he | ptatea “thet “he can -still. dé-reactied: at the: Institute between. 41500. end 600° bres and at hohe” ‘and: added és: ‘piione™ funbera . and, ooaclided. that if he: ‘dtd not heer. from 100 it would prove he had a friend. ‘who turned aut to i | | be no. good. - | ao . _ Le, : = Te me During Tsit waiting ‘ni ‘the ‘reception’ ‘toot ‘yurty: OHREWISE pated: . by: and they exenanged: few. unconsequen 2. wore. Le asked YO: 444: tie” _ Give: LOG. the, message he. sent to, L0G from that party (¢ at Andress OACAHO ) and he anata “that Be ‘aid. “it: with. ple: eure ‘end: added. ‘few words. ‘of his whe When, YO: deft. a -aaked Alla when’ wae Loa. savas end she. eaié LOG woula- s leave its October 69. : ae BO, Be At. 1516. ars of. thie same day toe’ ‘phoned to. Isl in the Institute. and after sone: verbage they agreed: to meet on Monday Jilly ‘14 at the Marinera restaurant at. 1300 hre (AV Chaputtapec with or near Liverpool). " Both of them etated that they would be there without fail. S. With regard to the meet LOG - bel I repeated my previous in- atruetion to I~] concerning his attitude if LOG comes out again with the request to meet LIOVAL-1. 10. With regard to L-ls aeqguaintense @ith Alla I euggested L-1 to aex about her. There ia a possibility of finding cut Ber full
14-00000 2 " mane and whether she ie. married or not. L-] should aleo mention.to 406 . the feet that ‘he Bet: Alla wttle waiting for. him. Depending on the finde inge: dk should consider Amvitiog Alle to his house for > lunch one Sat, ‘ipend ¢ the ‘afternoon. . r "told ‘oa that I would pay. tor tie. expences , for , ‘lunch and. possible entertainment, Eel will diecuss. the matter with: me before doing Sinything. 1. bel reported. that he had a. 90 minutes talk with Kerel WENDEL _ (ese Attachment): and I debriefed him on the same. There were very few , facte which wére not ‘covered in the previous report on WENIBL. . 12... As at became obvious that the: working . part. of. the meet was over Lei stated that he ‘would weal 1y feel bad and blow off ais top as if ‘he. ata. Rot see KARTASUK until the “end: of the. aonth., T told: his. that KARATE had. put? long: period. of work in the States aad consequently hie leave wae ~ extended for the. ane amount of th end X£ ean epend that tine where: he pleazed. Lel | commented that £n that: case: he would extend the. deadline of ‘becoming hasty to Aug 20. I laughéd. bel cominéented. that probably I was not. able to -understend how mich ne. waa. attached to KARTASUK. FuFerrald os
14-90000 . ome, July 9, 1969 .- Contest Sepert « Subject: Bate of meets. July 7 in sub gaett car ard | Insurgentes Sanbornt Rer DIENT AD aPiroeet BS rd AE BTS Ny a Sate ce bw EY BE at oe, + ~ a ee v eet was s prearrariged: with gubject for guy 7 at- ‘ber P Paseo at 1400 hre. Subject phoried to our office in. the course of the. oe morning to eg2 confirm the arrengenent. ( F ‘SRHALD wee trying to reach Subject. to henge the place of meet, but he war not able to reach nie), . Subject €id not show up at the Del Peseo and efter waiting 40 minutes F went home C his office }. At 1535 hre fT wee. infoed. oy the office - thet- ‘Subject called - “several +ines acd ais latest statement was that be would. be in front of the Cine Latino. é acroes the. Referna “fron our Snbeésy }e. F cene there on “time. but ‘Subject was hot eround. Due to heavy rein F was. bound - to. atay. there and at 1630 hrs Subject showed | ap in an pag impressive Pontiag, Forieville, biue. sith. Light. LoD, plates Hen isfair “UBiack). Subject weved to F to ect in the | i Next mes £: Fry shee oe nt ie a ae Bone frm ree & is at BbEhe, In the car Subject stated to 7 that ‘he goofed, because he nt to the restaurant ‘wheré we: net twice previously | and after cote. wait bing and Facning ne. looked at nis notetook and realized that ‘he. ‘wag et the wrong placé. He. ‘apologized. | ther;, Eubject stated that he ,.. had to retura the Boneville and take another car and ‘he aeked 2 to. Lo have a ride. with nim. Subject took tne éar to: tetonitz and ‘perked at rahe De ae pve batts nga ee os aN cmt ow ‘ in front’ ‘of the ast Y bus Laine se excused hireelt fer fet nbauteé : _ tank nem spepe re, 2.4 ecali banile ard 2 niniature bottles az sere ; Liquor and ectetead the, ent.’ bout 5 minutes later ke returned and te entered an ona, + heater Ds) Valiant “thous Licease pintes and the b 2 mY: nce is hard to tell. ¢ b yo During tha first ride Subzect tolf 7 that LOG proned hin ra) “A on *riday Joly 4 and ‘old kit thet they could Fave to gestronaed their “we al sere echedu ted fer te nayt day termice ne (102) meuld be out of \ . uA. Tes waates : “ee AHO ee “
14-00000 tm Qe and Subject tolé him that he could be takea. and working with 2 ee _ American dusinessnen eho would srrive on Sunday. Subject neded that ea they. woule tring a “eanis hat for a3 ( they did). LOG raid that ue a . would. want ‘to: visit ‘gosephine  RDTAYAS Gh, probably on Thursday July 10, . ee but sould: phone hia te arrange: for-e meet before coring to: hie ( aad fe . Josephices } épt. LOG ALE: recinded | Subject ‘& to prepare: nia for ok : that meet. & written. report oa the opinion of Hexctcad governnent officials. epout the Interanericaa Beonoele - Sonference et Port of Spain. ; AVA. an ne a 5. _ after returgzng from the apt cubject told F that LOG had, ih y Broned to gesepnine end told her thet he sould visit then on shar’ a Little after } 2000 ars end thas ne oes to Josephine 2 vot? eo L “of Votkas. aan er, . 2 "Be , Phen, Subject asked - when, should’, he. arrange for a meet - with Le, “‘Secause it front of sosephine. ‘they do not epeak about — poiities. ? told ‘Subject: that: tee Logical thing to do would ve to. take aaventage "of | ‘the social cathering" with: LOG to. ‘nake arrangezens wretaer our cecurtty ty for theiz bext Geet: Sud ject. agreed and asked 2 foo, people. "decided to give or not ‘te give the directory to nim for | , passiog: Et joe. F told Subject ‘that ne nesced ‘the matter py oriaging i . into the picture a nonexisting. Tetricie shies we. ware net able to 7 . [ produce. Therefore, ¥ the first. stes. is getting. © rid of Patricia, thick ot _ meats. 6 get to. the point of Fe. First inetiuebion:. § surject really friend or ‘eantact ia the Fede. ‘Embassy and is willing non inkists ‘oa fettiog the: aisectory: gunject is to. go apeut it. has no close’ | 0 develo? ane if 7 | villians to “fotlor TAGs: “gas tructio’, “pegerding | how mith. regard - ‘&3 wiatrd icia® Subject wiht. have to otate shat. she aid. : return froa her Leave and he asee not nor wey.” 6. At that point x8 subject and ¥ vere airady at tre Diana Cirele end Subject’ suggested heat they stop for a drink in Tneucantes at Saxnberas +h ich ie only @ equpi2 of plocxss frog nis of fice and ? ney agreed. 7 , re rained there about 50 ninuteg. a cy Te cubjiect etated that tne Zivactory has secome & nroblec. :
14-00000 ld . > —~ A oe *, -3- ood commented that the existing problea was created by Subject and his| ads > nos, gotgtedion ith the instruction; the only way out of it now is So, ‘to do whet 2 2 told bim in the c@r. 2 B.- ia reply to Pe question Subject etated that tne 2 atiericane who. arrived were ond. Subday July 6. were interested in investing cepitel a S:) a ‘Dede arbee a. housing project for people of low. inconeé. Ee added a os POS that. one of teem is. owner of @ mining corporation and the otherone. bor, “te fren. the Beneficiary ‘( if rembered correctly) insurance Co. Ke. = a " beldves that. they were satisfied with the findingem but it will, take Me about a zonth dvefore the deal caterislices, vecauge tae approval of “appropriate voard was needed. ; 9 “Bubject showed to Fa calling. card off tt” _ . _ | There were a& least Ue aa other addresses listed: wich F did not remember. Subject went | £ hb" 9. on to sey watt wae interested in buying. platioun, but . F guoject told “his. that exico ‘nad no. pletinun and ‘tha’. ‘once the Savy were trying. to sell” a quantity in kexigo.[___—_—‘(ditold Subject to look into tne matter aad. explained, him the mechanics of the deal. ‘Sove vould: hBve to riake Py fira offer to 8. Swiss Gompany which is’. : tos controlled By. a Ganadien eonpany whica is in fact a subsidiary of Po ; an. American company: ultimste destinetion of the pletinun Le the «US. Rex portedly, the deal “Ls: all the way throngh. a elean legal connercial transactioa. and terms ‘of payment sequlé! be Irrevocsbie, ~~ Noafirmed Lester of Credit, ‘cast on delivery in ibtzeriand. The intiel purehace + uculd be 34000 ounées bet taere. is TLLL to ‘ouy Up. : to i ciilion gollars sorth of ‘pl tatinun, Subject aszed & ehould te + Thee ve anak L0G ure tre Eovs interested in the deal. : - 16. - F told Subject he ssould tell about it to LOG if there is a conniesioa for the person sno facilitases the eal. accordicg to fub; gest there im a UStl.- cogmiasion per ounce if re can provice : she zoode. Fo tolt Subject }.4 snould exprese ae desire that Loo oitaty the inzo tiuself and if the answer is lavoratle and tha price eishs then PoO° can introd:ce Subject to the Sov o2ficial eho & wiel t
' | | a Sree ena pnp a. . -“, ‘ ow & = be guthorized to close the desl. Subject acrved to emphasize the attractivenesn ofthe comzirmion end the advantage of the fact that the deel is handled. in Switzerland and conrequently the conmiasion is also paid there. F ORG Subject thas he wanted to knov in detail LOGS resction concerning the coraiesion. Subject should also play around with the theae thet it would be adeal it LOG: could trevel to Switgerland to introduce hia to the richt Peron (Sov) and similer. he would have to go to Switzerland, and this arises another problem, rx i.é, how Long would it take G7 hia to get, American PassTor's “because he id presently documented by his S5irth Certificate. 7 told hin to start thinking about passing thet bridge when he comes to it. conversation: and. ‘he “Gosmented that with thls natter show ing: up plus the tenats hat and ithe written “report there. should he enough for a neat: with = y Oh. F ‘told Subject : “that ne fanted a earton copy. of the. report ‘he would head to LOG ‘and Subject praciee to” nake one. 13. : Tren, subject ovearved that in order to place the business * A talk with LOG in the risht prospective he would have to see LOS before # toid win to 69 anerd ani nake frrenzgénents wideh would “be normal. if “he. wae. trying to push the platiaun dedi, but. af ne gets to see “LOG. before Thur. at his (Jorephinee) apt; he: should edvise 7 by phone Lees. leave a. message for F to. ring hin up. , 4, i Comment dy Fernald: - bs Even if nevhing conek out of the platinus deal, which is quit. likely, cenvereation about it J and the acacelated comnicsion, should give us is " gote readings on LOG of one hand and on the ether ¥ ened acre Ligh © ea the personal relat fon hetreer Eubfest and 177. bh, THe ae cali-{ resial relation hetveen vorephine J ani Lit is intetwrting, to cay the Leest. . Eivernel’ . ase . , Subject comnented. thet the buyer is gerious ‘ana. at resains te be seen. are the Sov’ willing. to sell at. 6. ‘eonveniént . fo= them but still | fair price. Subject went on to: say that if the deal was to go well pte ~ Sunject appeared to. be satisfied with Ps attitude in. the above we and nir sonpanion leaves: hich feans tne latest on wed nOohe . . ®. a a re
14-00000 30 \  ATTACIRGENT . July 9, 1969 cS patente pet |." ” Bubjuete Valentin LOGINOY (P-11, 722) | 7. a ; , ae a '. Source’: le According to Source LOG phoned him on  Teiday duty é ‘at 11005 ‘bre and tcld that he would be out of towr on July §-ané_6 and, a cohsequently, would want to reschedurs tages meet, a hs Sroposed pope “Monday or Tuesday and Source told him thst he would be busy mf with eome American bueinesemen . LOG concluded that he wanted to visit _ Josephine ALCAYAGA Segues uk week wnd will do it probably on ‘Ghureday (July 10). but will phone eerlier, = é ae Lo, Accord ing- to. Source L0G: ‘does not nies a week to give a “ring: to: Josephine ALOAYAGA juét to- eay Hello. Be. ; During thie phone conversation nenitioned 4n ‘para Li above” . { . writing what Mexican officials ‘thought about tie American promises . made ‘at the Interamerican ‘Beonomte Conference in. Port ef Spain. . 100 reminded Souroe thet he was interested in having: next ‘week. in | ae the following are | L0G's statonenta wade to Sourée ‘gone of theix| previous mpetér - & ‘100 has: a. Life ineurence- tor 1. million’ Peso’: Oo with Monterray Ootania de Seguros, 8.4. in ’ Méxioo- Gitys: be Fu¥ernald :
—— . “ PG . mG Contact Report _ Leu (/ . 4 a Subject: LELAGUINS » (F-42805) ; Pate of Heet: guy 2 at Paris-exico Regtaurant at. 1640 Hira. “og fo ode ‘ “prearraaged neet ta: wipicn Subject ‘camé.on “time. ead. eseing ; me he drove eroune . ‘several vlocks end | returned to the prearranged” i : place 6 ainutee later. 7 r paid Ll i 1,000. salary for. June 69. — a a, Hext meet: July @with the pick up at the same place at “ . 1615 hrs. 2. IL-1 told me about the evening, he spend with LIOVAL-1 at the fo, - Sov show. He. reported the matter exactly ae LIOVAL-1 did and, added teat 7 ee ‘in spite of his intentica to meet with rome “gembers of the Sov eroup i |. lhe did aot ‘find time to do its eo ‘$e. with regard to. the visit Re’ promised to make to LOSIHOY - ae oe svated that he wee ‘not atle to make up Ets mind in deing its: , hegauce “he feared. that LO ais at suspect hin. for chowiar <0 much interest in his “Ow and previously: he vee avoiding. ims I repeated: wa my request that be Eo and see LGCINOT before we meet next reek. He a0 2 -  gaid he would do. it 06 rridey duly 4 at 1015 hrs. - a nn en ere | hs I told L-1 that: I wanted. nin. to’ do. more seri ting: for we. ag eccordence vith our previcus egrenaent. 2 e promised to do it, and telieve that walle he 4s. with me. he: seriouely geans what he BOY Be, ; eo | > "Ae the Attecgsent. eit Flot tel apoke about: ‘ate talk ¢ on © a se ee Weresh acd he rec instructed to on tein nore info, espectaliy, : Be 2 gave Subjest 4 ibs cory ‘of the First. aireke ta Eustiaa eek he ee olecsed % 9 62% the do eke. g with. bis wife ord Lol Te. L-1 is stiil Livies heraoni ou xe) wit ria wife acd dcee cpt i te convincing timeel? that he wants, Live wass to civs hix “er a redsoa for quarrel isc. gS I talked to Lel ehous the reel that he acecesate TEM Sov. e, ve meteraasé ep
A ee at en se aap So Lee Lae A eet ORO A RNa Meena mien Sep eo chee wevconpein he ) July 5,. 1969. . ~~ “tee, Subjects. Valention LOGI: wt Bio Sketch by LIPACON<1 OR = Remarks: : ° Le Concerning the. problexs. waich Log has with hie colleagues LIBACON@1 wae not able to offer specific. exasples. In ‘at. least: 3 inatances-E0G spoke to L-l wnat the peyehelegical atmospher + withir . the Sov Sebacsy, ke horrible acd depres sing. LG stated thet ‘theré. wad. not a eingle person in the. pabaesy in which one can confides. wieryboly _ is -réady to. cut otherones " throat dust to advance; if there te nothing the colleagues can pin ageinet a person they. start intriguing ‘hoping that one might lose his temper and coamit something stupid which would be sufficient to hera t the perser involved: if ones aske for edvise he would in no time find out thet he was: considered ‘tneenpetent. - In Fall 1963 L-lL invited LOG to attend a “party and told bio that. vuriy CHERNISH (p-13, 042) would be there. Ls: gtated shat he. ' would no come, “because it would mean or getting himself in trouble or getting CHERNISH. in. trouble’ ‘to keep svay from Sov odlieqenes 1s - the only cf keeping 4 out of troubles, concluded: LCG. 26 With regard to the ‘statenent thet Les wae. commiting errore by exterting pressure ‘on other people Lel etated ‘that he reported Loc renewed attempt to réerutit uigtel Angel. In doing so L6G. abandéned,. 7 his. ‘tact and. Agnored the sensitivity. of, the other person; LOG talk Doe oe . ta. Lei: 4a Cuantle tock place in less “than a fonts from, LOG's piten te Miguel Angels the way SCG ‘spoke: to Del: made “at evidéat that LG ‘dis- regardec ops security rules. Srich things aid rot neppen vefore and Led concluded that 237 reat eil out to achieve Sole guccees ‘sfore: ne Lleavee StS - "cont what At aay". OO whew lel stated thet te believed thet 2 mould de 8 geod ao @ perron ander. norael - conditions, he aeant that be delieved that 3G" Le tasically @ grod person and would te acting and tehaving %9 6 ‘good preron in hie normel anvironarent, 1.¢.. if he reaained as a m7ik on tltawr the fara, or te was e tractor criver ore truck driver ani eikiler, &@ jot end wouli sot e ceeaise in such eenditioense 25 sould e¢ L a not have. 2 enna rave to depend on rental eenabilits wi, ‘ten ue ae a eee NCE
tee come Ne name me seen anames yom sane we ete anton was oe g ' setae ates aac seat a Pam g we EM it aa vooM ee . a) ar Lin petal weit ts Bane pte a ete atc AORNONRERY ace t EhNECRE minraettre bemoan 4 & . he was aseocieting with a sumber of them in Moscow. an Soe | ‘ e . ‘ if . . “. . . - 1, 1 voi » f. e é ~ e ? 4 . 2 8 } 4 he - Zeal does not know why L0G expresses such 4& great love and ed niration for Spein ond Spaniards. L-1 feels positive the; LOG was never in Spain: he has ne reason to believe that LOG did any. extensive i " peading about Spain; in fect L-1 believes’ that LOG knows about: Spaia 7. what he teard from Speniaras tho léve in the USSR and, apparently, fopabliuan en m6 .
4 ; A res sth tee Valentin LCGINOV Edad aproximada de 43-45 afios, auaque apareata menos, Fisicamente de complexion atletica, alto. Juega muy bién al ténis. Recientemente qued6 en segundo Lugar en el: campeonato del D.F, que tuvo lugar ‘en el clud Krancia, donde practica este deporte. Cuida archisimo | su condieion fisica y. mas que hada su apariencia, Sa este sentido es muy vanidosu, Muy pocos amigos, saben que tiene uaa, baja ae* (1617 afios. ‘Cuando le pregutitan $i tiene hijos ‘hable solo da: su. hijo de 11 ‘afios Ge edad. Le da pena presentar @ su mujer, que es * muy amable y buena, porque se ve de mas edad que 41, No fuma, tona: muy poco, aunque cuando la ocasién requiere de tomar mucho agecenta x sienpre se ile ve sereno. _Es muy amable en el. trato, _Nunca trata. buenas, @ sus Sereetrs’ ee fae “ve > que BO puede hacer 16 altimo, rompe diplomat icatiente los ¥elaciones adistosas con el sujeto. En sus ideas es de la escuela estalinista: solo. cuenta lo ‘aion Sovietica y la altima, linea a Seguir del Partido. Eso quiere decir que no tiene “ideas. propias. ‘Sige ridelisinamente Ya Pines” porque sabe muy bién que es | da, nica forms rapida y eficaz de escalar en- “su carrera. tLe: ‘gusta: auchtsino, da vida buena, tipo occidental, , auaque antes se dejaria cortar ua braze que confesdrselo asi mismo. és ‘muy anbiciéso y s@ ve que tiene. probler as con SHS. conpazeros de . trabajo. Hable despectivanenta-de éllos. x Xo de! gusta. nada la idea: de tenev que sermanecer en Mescd les dos aZo$ que vienen, a dijo que harta lo posible que al transcurrir esos aZos lo mandaran de preferencia otra vez a “Néxico, fu {lusiea eas grande es trabajar en Espafa. Adora 2 los espafkoles. La forma de ser de los rejicanos no le gusta, Por eso si quiere regresar, quisre decir que preftiere . cusiquier lugar donde vivir, mnenoS Rusia, Creo que precisanente
14-00000 95 4 porque ya tiere que partir ea julio, es por lo que ultimamente esta - found cometiendo errores. Quiere hacer .1:. etss -& como de lugar, presionando a la gente de petsse que antes janis hacia. | ‘EL dia 2 de mayo ko wi ‘ghhn e . en ¢ aulatza; | ‘y gabiendo que yo.ao quiero trabajar para el, me. a é insistio, Llegando al Seresio dé - preguntar $i podiamos abordar a. mi alunane. Joha, sin. sig tera. preguatar ‘por “la personalidad’ y forma” ‘de pensar de Joho: Eo 105 15 miautos _que estuvimos juntos no. habte nas que de eso. ‘Cuando yo. le dije que ya ‘de habia ‘dicho antes que no "me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, ne contesto que é1 creta que lo que me pasaba es que tenfa miedo. “La forna m4s inocente de hacerme’ picar? A continuacioa, m me Anvite a comer el dia 8 para seguir i ! i i ; 1. rs hablande de. lo miso! Ea el. fondo creo que’ “todo eso revela elerta- os ‘ inocencia. ¥ muchas ganas de. progresar,, para llevar una ‘vida muy diferente a ‘To qe. llevan los ctidadanos sovieticos. creo que’ a _ quiere dejar ana grand impresioa a sus. jefes para nO. quedar trabajando , Andefinidsnente en el Ministerie de Relaciones Exteriores | de vosed. a No sé hasta que. punto sus ‘anbiciones puedas | yiarlo, a “progresar ; aticluso por medio: de atropellar victimas. Cone ‘persona y ea condiciones normale’ me: Parece bueno, -generoso y- ‘tel amigo, Sin embargo la a . verdad: es que nunca lo Llegue a conocer muy bien, en parte posibleaente’ L porque casi desde el principio sentfa instintivanente que queria ; a alge ae ait, muy aparte de nuestra siistad ¥ ea parte porque con todo gy ia confianza que llego a tener conmigo jamas se descubric por : 7 7 completo, mi mucho menos. ES extréniadamente eaitteloso. ReSuniende: - a7 inpresion es qué es una buena persona, de buenos Sentimieatss, pero que una vez tetido en "ese trabajo,” por razones que desconocesos, hace todo lo posible por destacas, — i ° . ry
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CAB Nas Grete CRT RR te TY RG " deetded to leeve. | # 5asee a thot July 4, 1969 4 Montact Report (ee 4” “ay f 7] ) Subject: , : Date of Keet: July 1 at Sepe-Zarie ai 1900 hre “4 le ‘This neet. wae held ia lieu of the: one seneduleé for June 30 at 1400 bre... Subj requested tke postpenient of ‘the neet by phone on grounde | that LOGINOV did not show up for the meet on June. 25 and another aget mith Hla was arranged ty plone and will take place on June 30 at 1400 bree ° PURMALD honed to Subject tne same day of his call and arranged to see himat Sepe-Paris restaurant at 1990 hre. F who came to the meet place 5 minutes eerlier found Subject there waiting for his. The meet lasted _§ hours in spite of the fact thet ? paid the b111 2 hours before Subject | - Next ineets ¢ ‘ondey- duly 7 at the Del Parseo at 1400 bre. Tote: Pe will chance the meet place to a@ more nodest reg vaure ' ent. % 26 _ Subject irmedlately. reeked what wag, the decision concerning the 7 Zab directory which LOGINCV eds asking fors ? told Subject that the direct tory . was bLé Lest. worry end that he would like to hear how did the thinga co - g with LOCHIOV. Eubgect etarted epeaking about the meet (see separa te Attach.) "By the time Sud ject-wae tarough, with bie description of the meet, > odteined. - a more convenient table end ae xe’ moved to it: 7 requested Subject to write. additional data to hin FRJ-I which he did promptly. Then ? aeked hin te write the chroco eequence of hie contacts with LOGINOY which Subject did by looxing in his ezerndy and he 444 it “Ltncut- hesitation. . 30 At schie point Subsect told 3 “iat he Bad reen hio in the vicinity of tae place where ha ret with LOGIUOV. = atated that he wee there and that the “purpose of teing thera res that Subject nee him, He gexed iid F aleo see LO7 cad 7 stated that whe: he sav LOT coming ne zoved in the dtreetion from which tubjees wae coming, " sanaluted ti eaying thet the fast thet 2 wee there hinsalf ehould ke euffictert te araure Subject thet we “ear eperatienal catters rertrloted *o a minimis of perron? Cost rearora of seority. a. P leoked af what Subseat crote goneraing hia Geats TERA es 20712 P-13,F3 0 .
14-00000 $ yo attired . Foy, ve anl told Surject that aceeriing to the plore reesege Le left for 7 it LOG did rot cone to the mee’ echeduled for June .25 end appeared that Subject repeated what he wrote and confirmed not as he put it on paper. that on Juce 20 EGG geet aid not ehow up and on June 25 LOS atéxes cane and Subject did not show up ( LretaRas2 surveillance confiraed the latter. statement ). ? observed that on hit first meet with” Subject on June 23 Subject said that he had a meet with LOG on June 28 and told hin that he- | nad no. time to try to get the directory. Subject ‘ehowed no cenbarraneneat fix and he told # that he cust heve leeundertood. Subject's atat terént. — Se ¥ told Subject that he did sot follow. Fe inatruetion in epeaking | to LOG about the directory, epecifically, “by ‘bringing up a nane of Patricie which ‘created a problém without which he would be much better off, Tha facs ia that Subjeét yecws nodody in the U.f. Embessy- Subject. owas. ‘of the ‘opinion that we. can always introduce hin 0: a pereon in the — "sam _sthie can. play. the role of. being thie acquaintance. ? told Subsect thet we were not corte *jubling rabdits out of a hat and all our actions were conducted within linits ‘of sécurity. “het Subject was suggerting: was 6 complete disregard for our as well his own séourity and the best thiag he can tell LGO on their next meet was that " Patricia" aid not show up 2 oe yet. 6. - Tt may ‘pe noted thet 78 attempt to devrief Subject on what: ‘transpired at ‘@ach of: his maets with LOG did aot tear desired results, Subject stat ‘ed. the facts he negtioned to ? on theLe first méet end etarted repeating hiaself ae he was going on. Therefore, F b: decided ts get as. de~. taileé as possible description c2 Although, Subject. spoke ‘stout the ‘lest nest at the ber ining of our weet ke did not aina, trytas putting it in Requence ag it ‘took. place. Prog what Subject stated “Srevious maesa it may be vortnznile noting thes Subjecs nag @ party at his apt on dune 10 and he aeked LOG to come to tae parrty. Bos expiaiaed Subject that he did aot Lice to be seen in large groups — end he seat Subsect 2 bottles of Votka for the party. Subjess also atated that in 2 = 3 instences te prosieed LM to bring bic a tennia hat ?roe the 1.5, Aqtualiy, £06 weuld like to have 2 tennia hata, one welt, a vinor end the other trge with @ rin around, aise larse. Tubject rad an opartuablts of dolar it, bus at tre proper menens he forret about ie, LOC esiilg trings up tre fact that Eubject forget 4 “gut hin end the last. meet and Subject was cooperative. : gn. wp
his hata, Subject acked P was it possible to get those hete for him. ? said he did not know if it can be done. a , ne Te - Subject aeked 7 what type ef a reception will be. givén on , the | 4th of July ty the Enb and wag there something arranged thet any American ge could drop in, ae nigning the vook at the imb. 7 promieed to prone to FO Subject in cage there wae sonething like that. — 8. . After cover idg. the round as. contained in the 3 Attaciments FP asked Subject. van he willing to bac his. eta wenents, wita a polpgrapa — teat { ¥ used the expression ‘hie detectcr teet’ ). Subject resected by asking whén did we want him to take the test. # commented that he did eo not cay that Subject vould be given one, he only asked would he be willing to take one, if we- anked hin to do it. Subject stated that he was willing t& take the teat at any time. Tren, he started aeking questions about |, the. test, especially, rio usually gete it and how it works, Vith regard re AS to who. -gete F stated thet enyone involved in ma bters. having searing on ; ‘the security of the U.S... and es te how it rorks, there is nothing. to ite it regleters whan a persoa eye é@ lie es the stenach. aie ests autonatically anyt? Ang 8 persons eathe, 9  Conmentn by FURMALD: | (8 Toia meet enables us to have a better Lasight cf. Eubfects personality. . —— ‘b,. There are valid. indicatione that Subject le not withnoldias’ inportent ‘iafo concerning his personal bistory nor tis activity. ee a c.Hie clain ‘te have numerous end to. an. axtention. influent= fal contacts appears So be acceptable... ; . . dotie also: azpears to he cooperative, ‘tnt nae a tendency te ~ deviate: fron -the ine traction givea to nin roncerning his attituie toverd ECCINCT. tt i¢ reseinie wnat thin 4s due to hie. convinsticn that hé knowe Los tetter thaa we ag end teat we ere. teo deuritis anz not enough flexible. At tde sane time this may ve due to the fact tnat he loves clandestine activity for the eake of pleesute | te mete out of the gare ae fusr on one hand. and en ta other, he might fear that our veeposed esurce af enttos ta5 ali Late Li? frea Mee i. oo sich epee he would hg lett without ¢ sane he likes. a. It ormearaciitte chvfous thet o.sjeets Skaeasial nondihigns are not roe, tut, ecperently, oe hae a ROALLOr,. 1. welt ef pay peo, and "Sage nat Lave to wirry . kbost beiny hungry. Tere rere thera fe Lele enough reos far him te Lead the life aa pleares. euyvernazd
Peewee meg Tt de Junio de 1969 Mético, DF, Viernes 27 i as pasado, estuvé muy | _EV organizador de este evento deportivo, fue Resukaron triunfado- res: Hans Kesparcky Bex tr de Bacen; Valentin . Longinoy y Meche Pinto; - Ralph Wiegandt y Gloria : Ge Pinto, quienes obtu- NG ae : vieron el primero, segun- 7 ; @o y tercer bigares, res- ‘ ' pectivamenia. — . ot , , Por la ngcho, be espo- eos Pinto, Jose y Gloria ofrecteron una flesta en Bu residencia, donde fue fo oentregadus Jus tro- fous Aqua las foie... e 3: Wane Kasparok , Se xtriz Heron y Vieby Aguilar. . oe 2 Fs ete grups... el dea toe basis tomes, Mite de 2 Cvrea fall Hows. Ru : ben Moan, Cheeta de Maia Adnan Aguilas Valenea Languinos » Muth Wwe Sut 2 Loe ganetuce dal Teena: Hens hampered Beatrig Bases §& omnes Langues Memag i wre,
este 870, Se will identify himself ag. €r, ARVI£O ( allesedly nis mother’s feat: neve ) and will acke for gr, Virgil (ALDINI) F2RNALDS. alias, , sina mania Tae ele ae ER eae en NR ns send ae a he a MOR n alin diceinte el Be Saw A Lime dhl A | meee A : ss Bt mA ne 25 nee | | Sete of Meet: dune 23 at Subsects Apt at AY (Fane. fg - as Fens 1. Arranferents for this meet vere nade through the office end the fact that the phone whieh Subject: ‘Left with cur office. was out of order made it neceseary. thet 3 SUPZAUALD es]2 en Subject at-his apt... it mar be noted that Subject ic in the process of neving and the only furnitn Ire in the living reom of the above mentioned apt consisted of two: beaten. RE easy chers w/o arm rest ani a sort of an end table loaded with pepe SS and a telephone: another phone was on the floor -in the corner ‘of the ree. Totre wee co much dust on the floor, thot. it as difficult to believe the 77 | the apt wae in any use during the. lest te Gays. Ze" Subject can be reached hone until 0920 in the morning and. in the office between 1100 and 1409 bre and in the afternosin betreen 1700 gnd 2000 bre. Subject stated that. it wouldd be. rather difficult te find hie in his office tecaure of. ais frequent "in and out" work, | 3.. . SOKHO with Us: Subject vas. told that ence he Fas ‘placed | in: contact with: the " proper pecple™ he sheuld use fron- now on the extentien 2-3- 4s FERIALD ehowed. Subject his. officiel leoving credentials undes >. ete me slias of Virgil 2. BALDINI ané ‘after he read trea quite carefully, stated that now Subject knew that he was speaking to the right person z-. Subjee% commented that he ras satisfied with 7s tena fide. Se F first erked Subject fev. personal questions; the phone is our of oréer heceuse ke requested that it be transfered to his new apt ard en Scturday (June él when he ear that the phone wes net in operation hs ealled “hio friend Carlos THCUYZTT to put preceure on the Telepnone C2 we not ying cold te doae in view of the teekeend: the elevatar In the pb | —_— >» tye +p Vet hgh Aa St nee seat og
building is often out of ercer, because there are too many children in. ‘ the building: Subject is merricd and has 2 chilaven, vut he is preeently i . Seperated froa hie wife; ae the children finished the High School his wife wanted then te cantinue their echoolins in the Ueles Subject avoided specifying. waat school his ehildrea attended here and called the echool a "the Anerican ‘Nich School: Subject has been ia Mexico rs years ‘and hig | - 3 wife only 2 yeare: as much er he loves i "exico Fo. much hie wife aid. not get —— used to Kexico aad éid not went to reneia any longer here: the fact vast uy he did rot want to leave Mexico resulted in their physical separations . according to Subjeet it. is only anatter of deys that Kis. fanily left for San Jose, California, which Subject called hie home town; Subject clains that his family ( pateraal side } comes fron hilan, Italy; his grest srand — father case to Hew York, HY, end followed ‘tee gold rush te California where - -he apperently did well; for reesons unknern to Subject bis rand fatner ee . Moved from California: to Arizona and tren ‘to! Nexico (Sinaloe) were | ab eee TS Subjects father wae born; in the sane breath Sudject stated that he, ‘too, “ ; was born ih ‘Fexicoé and when ry corrented that it would ‘be logical that he. Ji. _, Have a duel eitizenship,. Subject ¢id quite bit of talking to confuse the h , the previous statenent: ‘during the “rovelution all the? records were: turned end he hae only the certificate of vaptisa iseued hy a hexicen church and ‘in fact at Wes poceible that he wes bern on. the U. Se side ef the verder; Subsect Cleims he could not care. less avout the. possibility of claiming Sexican citizenship, he ie an American. and it éuits hin well to live in up this country as a TOURIST: in, the Pracdionadere de: ‘Pajio ne. works with - an & partner, who. entered. the company as owner of 2 large chunks of land; Subject hed no money: but ne is the person sho through his connestiore odteined froz a iiexicen “bank E) decision thet the bas ak world nortgage up to SO per cent every structure he. end hie partner agmpie te; row he is in the stare of obtaining american investment ce pitel to carry out the construction of low income housing (F écee not recall tne location Subject centioned); of course Subject wens throuch financied aifficulties and is still facing come of therm, but avthine eerioue;! He nas a car of bis own; he is coving out of. thie apt and will eub-let it and anke fer hundred peson per ronth on the difference of rrerent price and what he is payine; this type of transactions cenret cet hin in treublee, Deesuees “bexteans do not care about mich shinee; he hoe oa friend in the Gchernacion 4 { fran Sam YRS al Ace att nee A ener ment ee se aes ore pega 5 : scams, oe
2 e . tt, vbo once shore hin thet the Soternecion hed nere than a foot high file on him end Subjeet told hin they should not bother tryine tu do Sonething arainst him Baseuce they cencot even kick him out of the country: he has s friend to whom he is aalegrised to turn if he is in any kind of trouble and te esked his Govterracion to dial the phone which ke cave hin and the yhone was anenered by CISNLROS of the Fresidency; Subject claims that he has influendiel friendsin practically every ministry (Secretaria): of: the. Federal covernaent; Subject also prides hinsalf with women friends he- hes and te$* "Bio influencial, ee ~ . 7 Tene at the U.S. Ribassy because he hed a. fairly cloze ralatios with Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,712) of the Soviet Bmbassy and he would not want to de judsed wrongly if the WoOrIsn people fet to: know about his friendly relation with LOGINOV.. Te ?. connented that he hoped that Subject realized that the. title _ on. his eredentials really spells Counter Intellicence, which, for example, ” means’ ‘that if F saw Subject robbing a bank he could not care less because: : that rou uld be the matter concerning the criminel police, or if was charged for having a child out of y wedlock, because that would bé a’catter for. , the judiciary aithorit: ra. but when- it. cones to spies then . that! is a& ratter which cénéerns ¥ and: the service fe is working for, Tn view of the well established fact that LOCINOY is a spy and Subject is his friend (st e) this metter is Of concern for the. Aneriéan Counter Intelligence. Therefore, would appreciate if Subject stuted cléeuriy what was the purgese of his wielt to the U.S.. Zobassy, Subject answered without hesitation aor embarrasszert: ‘that he: believed, that he made himself clear even at the ~ Embassy that hé want ed to cooperat 2 with the U.S. Service snd be of help as much as it stood in his poxer, ? > connented thet he vould probadly ask — Subjec$ does he still want to help ‘the U.S. Counter Intellicence defor’ we close our rect today. eS 8. In reply to ve questions Subject eteted: in February 1669 a. ve net LOGINCT at ae social perty in. the house of ol , wy oa ete! oo, Dr, *redericd Co FARIX, tho is as is commonly known a Communist by vy tis ldeolory. He does not know ers there other Soviet officials at the party. LXINCT first 6. In ansver to. Fs quetion Subject. stated that he: ealled on tr) das 7a sate PRES gt ~ Fo mine ety aranaaty Re 5 PN yt
a iePinainlnt hs worecenteh tot rne-enitmamsntana arte Any ani Ba Aieh nahn Skin Linares nial tek ese Sasttiale ds iat IAL Sw air ts eas tytn ito haba = = é ‘s oN ~ Aw t . : ; spoke %o Subject in a heavy accented broken Znglirh \ and wae delighted «hen Subject curse ested that they speek Spanish. LOGLNOVS general line of conv was that the essential thing in the life is understending and | a to be able to understand others one gust eet to En07 _them; this in turn calls for having as many friends as possible. The sane applies to countries and nationa. .. a . Before ‘Leaving the party LOGINOV stated that he. would =. FS . like to become friendly with fuoject and asked hin 2 would he be willing to meet with him. Subject ‘agreed . 4 _-and they met next Friday at the Tecali Restaurant. - pe b. The conv at the Tecali wee to an extent dealing with : ; the theme of friendship and understanding with an added emphasis that if there was understanding and, po * “consequently, friendthip between the U.S. and Soviet | 7 oo cg + Union we vould he: living in @ much better vorld, poo ks a Subject etated his agreement: with LOG's views. In a further vart. of the coriv LOGIHOV was interested in “ knowing whether Subject had many friends in Nexicd” a . co Subject clains to have stated that. ne had many good ; friends here, (NOT2: It 1s quite likely ‘that he 5 _ 7 bragsed about. the number of inflnential frierds he had. oa ' SE . here). At the end LOGINCY told Subject that he would: CO OT like te sec hia again and Subject. asked hin. to cowe _ 40 hie house. According tO. Subject, LOGINS Ov. asked, would not the fact of receiving 4 cov official con promise subject or lead hin into Some kind of troubles. Subject assured him that the receiving of a Sov or any foreign official could: net affect him in no waye Then, iCGINCY asked Cubject would they be alone and Subject saswered effirnetively. (Note: At this point Subicet indiceted that he received LOTINOY at the - apt et the Teibutts 297). Finally, LoGino¥ ecreed to core to Suh seetts ept. a | SO AYR THE nba at a 2 te OE weg, ON In the apt LSSINCY did not feel at cace for fone tire. Intinliy, ne did not drink from the Yotka which
14-00000 f 37 ee his he wished, Ta’ the. course dy an, Subject Laughed at the question afd eaded the . ja, -~ ° . ao Sw ve : 3 * 4 £ 4 FP. ? i ‘ t. i i i ‘ { i “Subject poured ity ai he drack only efter Sibject tock = ae tes a sip out. of LG's class ( Semarkx: This certainly sun BXALS cerated). Turing the evening Loe wes repeatecly speoxing about :ie need to have friendea rake new new friencohipe and was pointing evt that Subject wes able to” help 4nit . win Subiest stated’ f0 © that he offered to LOG | to ‘introds : “gubject 3 was: S wely inferied: Be : that he wes so weal. inforned, . is he - pettiebe av ots 7 OS ; 4a fact ke hated TOPTRM and’ everything pegocietes 3 ats it. 106 gave | Subject his: phewe {: eps x Fron tite gically the devéloprents. “about 10 additionel. meeta’ pith Led. ” ee lees they. a ee ‘uéed most extensively “wag the La Cava. | They ustielly - were neeting. at 2000 brey £.€: _ restaurants: have “the * inisunm of “‘Shibject bette that: L0G started: v ing La Cava rote frequentiy for’ ‘Suaject stated. 4 yi Gop at LOG coming tei tase meeting piace: g | ear 5 ~ 7 blocks 7 , feo the places. dearde a vue, ~ : gets: out a Mioek beyond the déeting place and cotes j | walking slowly ead making occasions? Eteps te observe : ‘ of whether he wae folloved. Then they atin’ a reftteurss. 3 a ' together ives e@ sood leox to every rereon in the : : restaurant acd renains esnecielly watchful if he res: ' the tise shen: the la f ee 4 two men together. ss . Poot i
“pyre f, Subject ctate? that the leitootif of teeta was "helpne ent I will ke eble to help you", — I need and Iwill "get me (or provide me with) the info Provide ‘you with info. you. right nea". ‘Amofig the most kauplit info by LOG was personal tt ty info on Hextean: politieiens and, evpecially, indieations fia.to who ce ‘Te ‘the next Prenident of Nexieo. Los is very ee 7 according to. hin thet Gee | enbarsies. and "thd hie: those countrian knov everything that is to be known. @ . (Gonsequently,. LOG is convinced that there nant an , ‘iaportant reason for RooHVe trip. Subject adde * there very. many. other-- inor questions concérning the Rexiedn scene whieh interested - LOG. and. to. a fair ” extent “he vag. able” to ‘get: ‘the. ensrere.. “Revert! e ' LOG started esking £ Subject aid fhe have fricnits in the Bes. _ Etibe say here, Subject. Wao: ansiering castally - with an "of course", €n ‘the net Subjees had with LOG oa ‘June 9. at ls Cava LOG ‘told him that he needed Lg ea Snbassy phone directory nd ‘ke arked Subject ‘ge In. revily to roe quertion Subject’ rtatea the! - his that ke needed: ai} uae a @dVaace. polstieally » the other to tinpeli nisundore tending to which the. ‘s Adek of info" may | eeelly lead. oo. von be With re-ard to tet Subject deserited nim as & is ceeble pergon + vith quite literal view on interno tional F- , litice;: he parsionetely hates “ruchichov arc fe LOG éuring thore £
cecal : —_ *, rand - oe . OS | deeply concerned | ever the doacer Red. China represente © ' to the world; he advocates thet the U.S and Sev Union toahenee Aa rutunl defense foct and liquidate | ‘the | . } 7 a Chine until there fa etdll tines -he believes: thet: a oO . , Sov. Union end the E.S6 ore, eatithes . ¢ St , ; ‘ of thedr enn InteFerta’ ‘ane: B20: fells . of the world enys"s ke ae.nires i eniea.of ‘Aver Bie. os “would consider hin as: ai es “pince wae not ‘atle ¢ to obtain nokething | which he can get in sone other way. When F cannented that the diredory was. & tightly controled natter and to get one would _prectically. mean to swipe. uo one frog sonebodyt desk Subject. &tuted that. be. ras convinced that LG. , core: 1 Loli WO. ntoie,. Meesuse: he is interested... Sudject having a | friend in ‘the. envansy. throug whom he we da nave . ne MOCO FB. LO, infos ana. presenting the irwe tory vould be an tattenthon me Subject had ry ‘friend. there, SO 40. then: ‘Subject: 6 eat $6. a, _ theoretical poseability. of. obtaining a directory “legs: y" ¥ told hin, that he mus. necessarily be aware of the e fect. Chee ian i "het hi “tee trying to, podéuvre hiheelt into. VAS @ | double dent: role : chick ie by no- meaner: an ‘envious: role, A person he: is effez ring his: eoopere thon to the U.S, under such | conditions sho id: ‘te arare thas every “piece of. info: passed to the opposition, | is thia case LMS, cast, be cleared end approved by an U.i. officer which, if ne thing elee, ds o° tire constcirg propocition. Subject rs tiliseg seid "tine is’ money". T-co:mented that only productively uced tine te BONCY, S06 tor em puiine sa 4
14-00000 vend it: was egress, net: ney zo! 12. In @ héévy and serioun tone’ F stated. that he’ mast ark now Subject vhother after the. expléenetion he eave he ie eti2l wiTling to cocperate — f with the Ved. Service under the. condition thet Ae would. follow ourz.. instretion “and fuldence without any reserve, Subject aatvered. YES and added that he: wae ‘Feady end. wating | to ‘do weetaver. we tell h nto dos. 4 : ‘posie ‘ef hie’ coBlenuer, aiid, +? nerefore, vould Like to : ede hin tomorrov’. ‘ Subject ateted. that he rovle“tniey. in the. rorning end . Jf when™ # asked him what: ‘about the Pfternoon, settee 3 asked. whet about - ‘3 - aa neving a ‘Lunch together. ¢ a 8 oldier of 3 Bf Jontecta not mentioned bevithe fibove, oo aNTOES ‘Gomez. Fo impress F with “clerensée | F ApoE annval- peed 2; gave hiv” ‘the: paces. are D.fiqueira and Augustin BAR “of biz. relaticng mite AREF OS: Sones, Sui Thte fact Bight te Anterteting vat, A doen not Giepell the tenptotion “4 ; é ; Pogove. Ba) subject Phovld hot “be surpote: ae “f . fF tte S . , * >} ‘ a ~: : ¥ oO ia, > are - 4 . fe tyes Lane ee See ee wa 7) ~ few, §e- Get nese Bley j ; o- we PCibet ree ye eR ‘< ho a soos ae irr ae 8 - os e
‘ . _ a. a Gave: cars ] _ 7 a ot * a ! Contact Report 4 i . Bnte of Heets sune 21 et the PCD aeerte SB 1100. bra... ce Te rast. waa. held. an Lew. of the Proerreace’ meet for dang “the meets’ He ota ted thet he felt Koppy to have nade up with his wife” and to be liviag again home. Fe told re -atout his arrangerant to BO: to the Busetan sho. with BIOVAESY and wifes He désorived me: the, develope x or dnd. weary cetearsx (S35, 042): an ore see the. a stachmesit}..” L-2 ata ted: tha’ he was. se cite LOSINOV sinée ‘the - encoiinter it: Cunutia - : and aia net Break to hin. ‘Since the attempt, to reschedtile tae Auneh he he l etated thet 4: Cars and hes 2 other tola rey tied “they Oe. had expected BOGATYEPSV (PeLh, 281) te attend their. Betty, but’ he. neLtner : excueed hinself by Phone. L-l did net know ew 4t cate ‘to 3 “point that EC GATYSESV Was . Lavited $6 the party: I-1 considered it. as ere “f.. : @ significant fact that CZRMISH cane to that psr ty mith bis Fife. PE ly o+ . dnterpreted thin fact to the effect that csharss | cave up the iden of 5 ' ~ hiving. @ reseace with ANDSSA SATANO, but wanted to preserva and caiatain _ frieaiship with ber and her fanily. According to. tel it is quite certain 7* sit ete «ime eserwionnn rittiegnie AguiemigA ria tat Lorie a * CMA
14-00000 ‘June 22,1969 > 2,9 dell requested ( CHERNISH to tell LOGTHOY that t-1 was Aicappointed | with L0G attitude toward bins he. ; Premined 0, all. him and. he. ‘never: ct a Lei wad’ told he § wbbuitd try. to contact Lod iindae ni dastend’ Comet: of using other pordons ae neaddngére. Ones more. hé promised: ian amen enone tant beincnnranaiah ole tt ts . . . . gem
? a! srelacatnann tabi we dense wens op8 wi CHA. A RRERRIRE SE ET Anema si ni eaten ore + ; “He is. scheduled: ¥ 2000. hours. but he would, ‘not si y address add phone 1 “90 ‘June 19.4 _-MENORANDOY. FOR THE RECORD “SUBJECT: Le At. 1300. hours on 20 June. ‘Subject, ‘on the recoumendat ion Le crmerly with LNERGO. in. Guads vlajara), came to the - Enbassy and. oat: ected. cos. Subject - apparently has Known ai Sked. to whom he could ‘talk in the. bnbassy -a00ut, had recommended G08, “identifying hin jeate matter, a -, aly as’ &. First Secretary. "~ ae om a py! NES oh 2s. Sub. ect ‘identified: hinself’ as” ‘an “#nsurance: ‘Sadesman: wher ° ts in México as a tourist and who apparently. hopes » to do sone. business here. He. is of Italian origin and apparently. hes lived in Texas and California,.-At ‘the: present. time, he is Mving at L Telephone number - is 2 ts Story was that: hé has been. in contact. with: ; 5 C 3) and, an 1? tonight. ton ers : hefe ais: he. was afraid that : YA people and surveil him. . He is. also. se jeduled | te have. dinter™ ‘with LOGINOV on 25. June.. Ia. the. past, they. have‘ had dinner at Such. places. as La Cava and the -other. Tecali pietaurant. Subject | refused to say very mich about the naturé of his: ‘ Ss ox “contact ing ors was to get. a “proper people” nile S te Rae aE oy <Page Haag et Le at ay . Boe foe “a ed
‘Presumably deal with ‘that. _ Subject of 23 June and attenpt to get as much of r debriefing ag - .. | Rossible without. being: hostile or aggressive. Y an. looking at the oo _” may. be gréatly: wette | to. fund out that: his new contact. haS..gone right | to the top. 7 . rn phone. book «°. yn ao. os _ . Po a a penne, genie a oo — »~ 2 = 5. When Subject ealls at 1800 hours, he will ‘be told that COS has gutteh in tonch with the “proper peopie”™ and that a- representative of these. people will call Subject on 23 June, As. tor the phone book, COS will say that this is entirely out of . ; his hands and that the man. who contacts Subject | on 23. June ALR me wee ~ "Bey, plan at present ye to. ‘have. Bruce #H. FERNALD cP) call” Ne “a, a -rahge ‘p sibilities here bechuders unless | there. are he has. ap ¥ sh tex ED he can’ out: of Subject. without. either frightening Subjec Way from. .- LOGINGV or ruining. the possibility. of future cooperation. against. sO a tp LOGINOV's successor. As for the phone book, I have no- intention of passing it, at Teast without knowing a lot more about wnat 18. going on. Subject can. be told and can pass on to LOGINOV. that this is a . : tightly controlled publication and that it will not be very easy to |. e : @ome by (that i6, unléss he manages - ‘to stead ene on. his own) .- Also, - Louk ‘if Subject (who. is, at least -€o. our ‘current knowledge, unwitting. Of ng. COS* nane’ to LOGINOV, LOGINOV" s appetite. cos". affiliation) .1 é@n , Te ‘There aré no “pricero on ‘Subjects . wo eg “Subject” called at 1800. hours 20: ‘June, He “was “given the message ip paragraph S and agreed to. await a call from "the proper peopte* at e909 hours on. 23 June. He also agreed. tostall on the BRAN ATP ADLER RL File: | ‘Pon, g12- en , of. } pe Oe : RS |
14-00000 hte ee sewemaetten het ta Beare AE deme ses ee Tie Bah are me i apa eae TT . » ~ | . : sft lov pens uae oo, a | I “meen ‘17 June 1569 abtmage ots & a: Pi a t t ? ry : te pla A ea wh FOR Te RECORD joe - suet i: -uiRzALNd contact wine. apicnt _ noose te - The attached report fton’ LIREALMA2 vas: recetved’ ‘on: 116 Jane 19695) 7 a os oe. a LIREALN-1 verbally added the following comznt s fo the ‘inforvation in the Feports . . . a.. Although.they have ont attended any social funct fons together “. -ginee their last encounter, it is LIMEALM-L's opinion that AEDIZHARD is mo am oS, generally. avoiding direst contact with him. only once since LIREALM*1 told! m , La _ AEDIEHARD that hé vas insulted by TEDIEHARD's request that LINEALH-1 work. | ptt ‘for | “hin has “ATDIENARD asked LIREALN-1 to play tennis, LIREALM*1] hes seen t 2 <°. 2 ABDTEHARD. on ‘various occasions at ‘the French Club, but neither have made any, oo “e fore, to ‘speak to the “other. a OW, AEDIERARD Fequested, peretesion to bring ¢ a. Mexicen. éouple to. the 22 Juné auards dinger, ‘This wa's a strange request since the party was oo. “intended to include. only those who had pa ‘ticipated in the tennis tournament. _ at the: €lub.. permission vag: granted, however, and LIREALM1 will ot tenpe to , determine the ‘identity of the ‘Bextean couple at the party. a "Both LIREALN“2 and -bis wife axe convinced that. AEDIEHARD is svotdiag dattoducing his. Soviet friend toe thé friends of LIREALHAL s: wifes ~ She hag: pleced herself: in a position, on # couple ef accasions ; where’ AEDIEHARD - Shad te be" ‘altiost. ‘Lnpolite ta nst introducing his friend to LIREALN*T" J wife, ce Sha but. ‘he. has ghosen “Rot to so $05" ane’ ‘on the ingtructtons* given 1 LIREALMEL after | the. dest inctdeng ‘betveen he “ASDIENARD, he haS not gone out of his way to engage: AEDIENARD- es ia conversatiton or cultivate hin socially. . This might explain AEDIEKARD"s ~. “§ standoffishness. and/or his apparent un.iliiacness to introduce his new. friend. ; wi orf More. inforartion on this subject will ‘be available after the 21 June dinner. vB - . foo, ; : ne eu s i: a a vie ae Lhe. FLMUS ~ F; _ / andres E. PELLESEMT F Diseribucfions i ey to c/s5 Ro cy pokli8s A cadontias tt » eI ue S2ZCELRT
i fen NR Lan eonmmemtie o te lt an ¥ Riaee 8 ee ane tet. BaP eg i te ine etn Reet ate ae St tN A Saree ener ance he crear Sateen. Stes one ed ina! em, rr = pomeuarion Fr BERVELE See Fox os AND a de ‘ - # ¢ g. ete , SoOuRG £ Men. ar Ee nvreag — * —— OW ACen Weng Seen PuAY Ive _ With A a ‘ : Somer . Tae SS: OIET IS New TO THE Lue : AND. aw _BSgNeR AT TENN, i a s = ,od ope ee . ' . ° 4 } 23 SGngerr 7s 4 a H Was i serqunce nts co, | “Sus vejSeT “Has Baey os =  BEZR SOME LLY oe Ar The CLUB, Sle TRE BOWE REPORT, SUT 7 8 on WTR ONO. - ican 2 AT TERM. Pica HAS WARS UP “Be torte oa a G : No Wie PeCes ES (S6e “Ege: vor om meno Z Tae emery | Wile SE oo Metco Woes mI “+ ° 1 Cambade oe ee ceni ct ihthy ds Paros | - . . ; é : : . i i j ae
7 : ‘ * Pe eee ai emma ap Danaher Aa at pore eH ee Resentment ol ht, 0 em erat “tt ly Rain Fa oe oy Se Thee oe ee A ee A te * on - 4 : ae, ot ’ - ° : - . . . . ~“ Y ° rtf a @ ’ : Mile ‘he . SUVIXT LIC. 1 Ci ae 7 ree iy pon more : DATE OF TESTING : lb dune 1909 4) ty ae era wo FMS oe ; ‘ f. ‘4 t? i . Fm ast eae tet? Ge wee of Nilo aad Melehor’ Ccampo lateral .at 1100, In drove: tw the Tastee ¥reez2 in Polanéo for coffe2 ent met until 1300.. Next - mecting “4d be (on g July at 1100, _ sana Bick-tp pleces | 20 - - ee ee a eee ; , * , ‘2e Subject | seks like a. ral, dis zond An tha. rough with: 2 ; ; “earthy end sensible . philos rehy. i was curpeised at has proaptriss ° wee j ; and: the fact, ‘that he dées sn ht forgot hee ting dates, even though _ they tre ar:s enged a month aheod end there's no ‘confirmetion. He Pr ome that he trequently ¢ ives.avay canly and stuff to the little Poe . As al. _kié 's who come in, ‘feelin« that. th hey "11 r enember it year s fro: n aed brought with me: brs Soviet mug flash cards $9. have’ A ie Subsner 4 ide entity those "who coin into his store frequently and ; : r pode. . “Vhoa he & afters to by his out | rsonal crypts. (s ‘ince: he ‘usually . ' pene 7 “aogsaté knotr their nan3 sh. Following is the key. to iden iffcetions: Pp a ae “Phe. = Professor's . _ *Golovaden ob. DAVIYSETY:, Le oo Be "Boris" 3 omduan” ob Sc LOrATIN coo me oe "Tigo: ‘Sora: alma s | | nOdsg* . ; MSOETSOS NRO. : - . vai-neinn | Cealex™ = so rucimrgov TOPOY . A hore area alco. othor who co.89 "eninistrator® wild make én. fap session aad help offset: ali! the bad things they... 1. As errant ed last : ronth, I picked “ub sect up on the corner. told Sov OW- he a they" r2 fed & dino of proparenda, about the est and that this stor but whoshave no Sined ' seh comnts one ARE wamgre atten SOMERS TY ee Lf [owe Doge aps os ream ct mateo eliotn eee ns weno net
a ae A t 4 a asst natioas - _ : a e oe : a hong - - gious. She Reaps a picture of Christ wa ho couldn't get netiission, SOLU: AT work. here,’ but SCLO} - t - . . . . . Rech dnery. Cpa sell, Aly etcut to os CuIPACT Worert . LICQVLel (De SUPI EST DATS OF ILISTINUG :° ll June 106¢ a be Sugeee he A the ‘followins ¢ eo natats sent observations to .* rake ag “war went through tha cards Boo a SOLOMTEN. (P-71,52): aera rting. PSS on 28 June 1069.1 Kets suffering with an vleer. He tukes sleepins rills constantly ang has beon fvork he has. Said his complaining about the great anount o mother in the UScR’ | (2:0 nait her smokes nor arta) is very reli- wastes at hone. and many. of her “worten Pricnis: come: : to pray in front of it, SOLOUATIN did not co ae to cub jz setts houce ». for dimer on Ll June as plenaed-te cause PATTI Nes wife will Rave 3 nonths off when they ratura to the uss? in oder te rest up from her PIN will have, only 22 days off, He 's going.” te. take chance of sone: ‘ood working shops with Lathes. ant othr “< oy *3 Ses tend, ee et faa to ws, rr: * Rs oe £4 ‘ ® pont, oyOY! ie f 3585 Jt emistle, sp2aks «page ep ° rf oes g. : , a - ee Mgr hy (esse, ds. seeks very good Sranish. eat not very -lear ants proaches: nf Ure CF: cea ae J}: stikes fubfect as offeriaste. eres ieee ae nn . ‘ leave, serleeenent nog hrovn. a dtslosstie én? “pontiecr ede eras, Lahin nl U2 ys Voryoreurr guy. lehea obecens eosturas, L ae Sun LA, Uji ble eate de a mecber Of tas sacre poltea, tov Jupdyades en 4 ray, Ree meer veeiwale Cems Ente Uh: atone. Ona fo gkhe vo opt pled Trenich, ark: Kifer fart ta 2 eg a af a ofean board, ’ ay ey eearveree nema nmncet ORE Sih Aen Sats AL EY BE: bate ¥
Cera Sm ater eens pee ene inter . ° . ‘ i ed ae eae enema can eee nine AT aa oe ae wn ~ ~~ «ee oe - ~ ee a7 -. wet ee ee i ay : _ ; ee cee egies Some etna teat eh te Ae Ao itr Ants wee ase taee ft ee rece mentee eran ere nt tem et saat tte a 4 Ps ee hee a a ee a ee a een eres ee ane a . - é * fit: NEW, “Meiteo: ‘e. a ae neg ei ee ee ea i eel : - See ea ee i ~ Dl World | oes a | . e ne bap mens cee conti we By MARIA SOCORRO PEREZ GARCIA ae . mo ‘The next.ineeting of the U.S. Embassy Wives. Group. eerasineaneatne inseminations ot nae willbe at 10 a.m. Monday la the chantety of the embassy, . ; Reforma 205, featuring a talk on Mexicaq archaeology. ; : and art. Thé new staff of the, group’ is: ‘honorary éhair’. - ee ee man, Mrs. ‘Heary. ‘Dearborn; ¢hairinan, fue. George By- . os dance; and vice chalewis a Mortis Ro thenberg, 9 ~ . . “ , Antonio _£egtoale nd Gaslan consul: 4 $: = : ve sie nn eee ‘quivis ‘067 ie J y oO . wo > Ea te he al ty hl - 4 ve fee ant na og cerned feet reecnatnaee on ene ee Qader «ARN metre ere Sorte mein pene meheteeane” strnrennitiana a : oan ie : : : . : Sodan a. ae nna racaieae ae te pntate eamecatinin ey nee ou coe wt ste: i edema wl tancenuinewtene: ee mei aigemneeas mera” te Bt et ae te eerie se tame met rtm sania tr - " a4 : ot cone oo en cee é ee caine eeyerne ate nae came ste see nena Soon een ane cent meet sn Chae arene mmene arate mes mF : a - 3 co epee " a Cater nee errs 3 % Sine ae on amet penetra ES guran # mee Maat Ae manaeyen Forme ee eee ~ Nee Menem tee Ao ee nen alameda aes oe wee ee tee - 4 . -
CONTACT REPORT SUDJECT gs LIROCKET=1 DATE OF MESTING: 29 tay 1ys9 at Paris en iexico. Next meeting 18 26 June same place at 1360 hours i. Subject had Little to report, His sotes on two 5e68ions with KAZAKTSEV are attached, KAZANTSEV said that he had no news on his departure: and sow thinks be. will probably have to. stay in Mexico until a acw ambassador is appointed. ; 2, Subject calied NIKITIN once “and. was “not able to get ahold - of him. He has: not. tried again but. I. asked hin to keep at this. I Juct photos ‘of most or the Soviet. ofricials., ot: then, ‘by. fact af. HOt by. nane. and made ‘the followsng | emai ts oa. some" of. thom: . _PREMIODYO » (P<2270) « | Speaks EnpLish.. and.was geiag ‘to a take - Lessons fron. Suygect but never. bot ‘around to it. -. b,  TUCHNIN. (P3390) = Sees him occasionally; not very friendly. - ~-  -@, GORDEYEV' (P-13,091) (Subject knew his name) = Speaks English. quite well; wanted te take lessons from Subject: but ‘could not get Embassy to pay for the lessons. “Go: a CHNYKHOV (P-6235).. » JIas. séen hin. fairly frequent ty but “does not know him. Appears. unfriendly... ae ; - BOLSHAKOV “(P-13, 430): “ - Subject says. he is the new. guard. - : ft. BOGATYREV. (+11, 381): - Every tine Subject: sees hid he “ds. carrying: a canera. For a lyag time, Suoject theught he was. a tourist.’ _ Ba -KARCHIN “(peil, 829). = One of the. guards | at ‘the gate and due: to retura to Moscow soon. : & SOLONATIN (p-7452) « Another ‘guard at the. ‘bites a KoRIUSHCIN @-u, 707). i Subject ‘sees: nia often. ; a ariver, a : ae je LOGINOY (put, 712): = = He is a “tennis 5 pis? Be. wanted: “Subject. to téach: his children English. LOGINOV’s son is yi ; é assy. ~“fenale English teacher. ‘BIROCKER-1 saya he 418 a nice e guy. an Det He a ote He. recognized: BO 5 6 i mame para» rye pascnititens
ries Fe oo tale meet” ‘was hetad int 2 etn eeee 8 te * 5 Dae Loca patent mei + tm. Sn (te 7 vie SBIT- i toate fn Gey Ubienor | Safer r € ght, Mkare- ae Kay 22, 1969, | ) = 6 -,, Goatact Rerort-— ae Subject: LEBACON=1 (P4805) _ ‘Date of Keet; Kay 21 at the Paris-Mexico Reetaurent ay AT eu of, the one: ‘scheduled. or bay Le Which Lel. postponed by: Plione.. Tal wes. + the. pick-up plece 10 nimtes- ‘before the scheduled tine ‘but I was + ré still. earlier and I observed “nothing suspicious in terms of stakéouts or surveillance, The neet: lasted me min. NEXT NEE; Wednesday Hay 28 at. the eame pick up place, : 2. | As we redt 1-1 stated that: he cancelled _the last week meet becaure he was Seized. vy one of his nervous crisie of hysteria followed. coe by! depression (sic). He immediately: added that ke prepared’ for re nothing because in -his condition he was not able: ‘to do any Works: erieis Kas on him and he added that ke still felt depressed. During. his - deteription he did fot indulge in dramatizing the matter. cs ‘he I asked him what happened to the lunch he was ‘supposed to have with LOGINOV: ‘and he repeated what he told. me. by phone on May 8 and added OS that ‘LOGINOV was to eal. Bim, but aia not do it. Ke ‘added that if LOGINOY ve Bo : ads _ {nad called. during the past 8 days the phone would’ deienswered ‘only if [bis wire ¢ was hone’. t. told bin that - + s Fact. wan a reason for hin. to. jase not desirable. person from the Sov point. of view, He coumented that . be believed LOGIKOT was a friend. of his to. tae extent that he would | “not. . do such a. thing: ‘to him. I countered by Stating ‘that he inéieted. ia tone . _ Siderging - LOGINOV to be his friend, but what éver: LOGINOV aeked fron hie he turned him down ‘with e @ NOs to preserve good. will of a person it . ia necessary to meet some of his. ‘Fequesta and the best 1s to do it when At doea no kerm to anybody and at the eane tine does not get L-l inw- volved ia any of LOCINOVa acheren, He Agreed with ny reasoning, es he eid at the last meet but it ig to be eeen what will he do about \ ged 5. .° fe change the subject I neked Le)’ “Karel Wet nagl, Feturn. fa said 3. * Ine the ‘restaurant he képt on describing what effect the’ nerveus | Tring. ap ‘LOG IHOY, because, &s we discuesed and’ agreed on “the last neet, | ° jit would serve no good purpose to Lei aft LOG INOY would characterize him pee , a Sn. Cees <
& sass RS EE LE TO yt SP SQ Aeeiretee by brie he knew nothing ebout VENDEL, except, that nie wife gave a dirth to a. - @hiid during: his absence anda’ ‘he added that if Ve BXIEL had: returned he a would : ‘bad heerd about ite” oe Speaking: about: Eerel he Fecatied the fect that. cordon: | 7 in Rio Elta where they had: ope ith aD party on Friday Rey 9; her ' father ie a well. to do phisician in Quite, Eeuader; ste ‘has a0 pernit 1 7 to work in Kexico which meens that her father will “pay the. expenses of - her stay here: “hit view of ‘his’ nervous. crisis he did. not: keep. ee touch © er nh ber hed returned to ¢ with hex,. but he believes: ‘that: her - ; LOGINOV knows her: fro: ‘some: of “the perties La] and his friends were: me ar giving during. tae Olympics’ or: briefly ¢ after thea.” _ Te les He forgot #0 tél) ‘me that: te. was’ with Andres “CAPANO. “(p23,5467 | aftes she returned: tron her t¥ip to the: 65. end. Canada and she told hin. _ | that she definitely. broke with- ‘CHERNISH (P=13, 042). by telling him that | Bhe. had & boy. frient about. wheit he is. serious: ind” who: is. a jeelous types: | he. te) : is. welleoie to cone to: her (parents) te when: e wishes, but a oy to say that 4¢ by fiteldent LOG. got ‘hold: of. ‘ThA and “made. en , attempt to. _ enlist his services, Leal was positive’ ‘that: JLA “Would. had. turngd bis ‘ene (NOTE: This leaves unsolved what Was tel speeking about when bespoke q Gy, about the good tine LOGINOV and JLA Had together at urknown date). “ 9 I tried to explain to IL-l that he should do some writing for we @luog the lines of sau our previous agreenent. He. présised. now she’ returneé here: ‘she came , with: her mother who- found her't ‘an a apartiedt aaa ) 2 ue all
14-00000 o> cnn ce tlaeeen cae cetera ee Se “lit Lebatm ine vive we nt cntanemen ome  Kited sa tenendnaci ie Renae beens al ~ - . . 23 10. Ags muck 8s ‘Tel ido a compulsory talker,during this meet ke was ratner on tie quite eide,i.e., he spoke when he was asked. éome things He had only 2 drinks end he tokk sorie food with then. ‘Ee. was. interested in. leaving on time which was pleasant neve : to. mes _. dle... 08 the way to: hia car. I. asked el ‘what: he thought about the | . death of 16: Sov Generals ia 55 reeks. Re’ commented. to ‘the effect. that a publisized purge of dig. wheels: te intended. to silence tcepreestion. and. this may. ‘be necessary in- view of. the £4 % thet. a ‘mumber of soldiers. will atart returning fron Czechoslovakia atid their stories “would ‘be the opposite; what the. governnent used us excuse for invading Czecho. ae ae a _. BlFernald. — ‘on fat pen anantarha arsenate ew EE ERY RATA RRNE, SACI OUAkerr bu at cite, ae . Bel ge eer tye 2 LMnS aos
i - See ad 7 . = ae ce Sola? PI Co RIFE ae tO, . a Silse-g yoy May 15, 1969. furnover. Report... ne ; ee | oe Subject: LIOVAL=-2 Date of Heet: May. 13 “teas le on Kay, 13 at 1930. bre. Coren: met with, FERNALD and brie a on LIOVAL~)’s part, end préseat ‘operationel activity ag well es: ¢ a60 Bo outline for’ ‘futuré Handling’ of LIOVAL-1..A4t 2030 hre Cand F met with TS LIOVAL-1 at HOYO 19: restaurant where in the course of a fierevall dinner the turnover. was. ‘effected. : . Next, Fe= ‘Tk meet; May 21 at wows at the sene resteurent, a °° Gomera tee yt Be eg ae During the “next ‘tivo monti ? add ted | wild hold per ee sonel neets twice, a aonth. | be T-1 can be: -reached during woeking - days on phone. a Sed froma, 0800-1410. hrs at is school; on phone Ss at Home except. Wednesdaya when he wall be home from: 1600-1700 brs. =. te he tl éan use the, extention 810 to Steave a message. for Fe (whom he. knows: Uader the alias of Victor: Brandon). - Ink wil poual ly: stated 1 that ‘he. wants te ses 2 on ‘ln - their neet ‘site on ‘their ‘next testy. 3. ‘Seourttys 0 . ge Standard security practices wilh be applied to P~ coe personal meets and other operational activity. “be On. their next meet @ new meet aight will be selected. s ° . ce. For interne] use only:.¢ instructed P that with regard _— 7 to what can be said to IL-1 there was no use ‘of getting , into the security for the gaxe of security: if it : would serve any useful purpose of telling Lei that
14-00000 . © Aetna ORS Some «AaB Ate sepeb ition saps + 8+ jae nt laren de Riis BM aan ~ Setanta, “lat aes A a se tty a te te ei Rati Etat tte AI -~ , ™ . = Cees | 4 o ‘ a we recruited LIBACON-1, then he should be. told.about ite 4. Admin & Finahee: . . a a. ‘Ish considera it probable that he owes LIBACON=1 “payment for several lessons. He will necertain the. emount and F will pay ‘it on the next meet. | f be ¢ infoed L-2 about. the etatus. of: the order'of a Polbeat’ . - and: was tild that ‘hen it come F. will deliver at 7) bin, 5 eo ; es With regard to’ ops ‘expercses former egreenent- reiiains as ae yo co a | in power. ° ms . a Poe «Oper: rational: ‘ a. IL-l reported on LIRACOK-To. statements to hin about” _ LOGINOY on May 2 (reported separately). This: provided. 14 8 taylor made openeéning for operational Sirectives. |. “be I-21 will continuée his contact with LIBACOH-1 through “ge ledguage - classes, because LIBACON=1 ‘te still a Person 7 of jnterdst to “Usy a 6. We feceived fvon other sources info that: LOGINOY would. ‘Leave Pog in July. In view of the fact that Sov IS ‘officers are judged hette by the. mecanical computa tion: “8 oo . Of their activity abroad, our experience shows that = = &§. good puabex of then try to enbelish their record | in- the lest 263, nonths before their departure by . an -eptablisting contacts and making recruitment attexpts eo Wt. disrégard | for security miles and sound operation= - , an prectices. We have sufficient indications thet LOGINOV . falls Le this. éategory. of Sov is officers without trying to deternine whether LIRACON-1s. statecents to . tel. may te an additional indication to that effect, "Ae far as we know LOGINOV it would be in line with his recent behavior 1f he approached I-1. d..If Iml is approached by LOGINOY or another Sov official : he will act friendly and speak about his frienship : with Pavel YATSKOV. L-l will bake a resarx to the effect that PY failed to keep his promise and send hia t ! i po i. { 4. a ‘3 Fike eth Be coe Beha P tit dai ae eRe eat
$6, ities . : .° his Néescow addrese, | e.. If LOGINOY, or whoever it may be, disclains knowledge about L-l - YATSKOY friendly relation, L«1 will speek in terns that. this fact ought to be & common ‘knowledge in the, Sov Enbassy. he ee he TE the person, making the appreach accuses Tel for _ i trying to buy’ a Sov official (PY), L-1 pretend. that. Be eS the epproacher ‘is grossly mistaken and will open a- Por cae a », baFrage of questions to determine what was known Bg ‘here about the PY case. If the correct sum involved Pee " "gn thet case is mentioned, or place the pitch was made. _or other detail(s) indicating that. the approacher is ee copnisant of this specific case, Tel mili politely ee - ask what. the: approscher wanted from him-and will not - . hesitate” ‘to. tell hia that. ‘the: same offer applies : to - the approseher, : , ge. If LOGINOY nakes. the approach under the pretext of” ; wishing to ‘gaiatain friendly relation with L-L and Me po admite knowing PY and having heard about. PYS friend- a a ship with E=1 he will be treated friendly and L-1 will invite him to a “dinner and let. hin. talk, ta: ; guch @ cage it would be obvious that LOGINOV. would . ‘ want, te pass Lel to somebody else. . 0 SRER a Wel DA eR Pe ae ooo fay ct peg eg dre Tae Feet, EE a cae oa oe ae . . Be then, whoaver it be, would. attempt: to. recruit L-E a he will ‘etick to his guns of being an American patriot. and will turn him down: by stating that’ he was able . to. wake a better offer. to the’ ‘Tecruiter.: : ; biFernald sent AO OOF SH RATER LT TE ie apenas ta ht
$7 e HOG00 ' that occasion he stated that LOGINOY nad taken. Juan Luin, Direotor went out of town “for a whole day "to have fone fun"! 5 of LOGINOV, “hadatise he considered LOGINOV to be # ood friend of bites. he wae eurpriged that LOGINOY did ‘not invite him together with Jusn Laie, _ in fact, he could not explain to himeelt how rome thing 1 Like that could | 3 rent speaking about LOGINOY for nowe tiie about how "good he ia. basically aa ry many how ‘pleagans companion he ia cand what , An what he: ‘said. about LOGTHOY, but del wae puzzled by. the fact. that’ Se. se. believed that|_ “priate » was hurt dict “by the fect that. - LOG INOY ignored him, espedially, when. there wan a -ohange: of having- sone. # an ATTACHMENT to TURNOVER Repor$ =. Bay 15, 1969. ; ‘Subjects | Rete (724005) _ ; Valengia 1 ‘LOGINOY (2-1, mari — - . “ = a ___ Soureer LYOVAL= Oe andes - al. : 3) May 2 gave. a ‘languare. leason to LLOVALeL and on Tiber, for a day of having fun. It wae not of the lenguage school on on the town or they olear whether Juan Luis and LOGINOV had a night. | told L-1. that he did not “aidéretand stich. an attitude. ae happen. a good, friend he’ 46. ue. . Lee a 4a. Eel. pointed out that there War: “nothing factual. ‘nOPF etenifigant- "out of the: ‘blue. sky*| Fee. speakivin about. LOGINOY. and kept. ‘on. a speaking and ‘speaking. ‘ me , . no, . Cote fun. Therefore, Le]. toid| that. 1€ wae possible that LOGINOY wanted — to invite hin $006. but whe not able to reach hits by. phone, which. ‘would not be unusual in view of the fact that is practically never . home. ® : 6. On thie rane ocoaeion | aaked LIOVAL-1 if he would be kind to pay hia the leasones whick he owed him, In view of the irregularity of[ __|appearances to give lessons L-1 wan not certain whether he owed anything or not. corroborated his request by stating that
RE SCI PE ORT — # i the wife writer down every paymegnt receivea and the book. shows that no paymént wan: received rince| gan. or. Peb 27 (ANP doee not remenber which month wae mentioned). Lel atated that if it. 805. thea,[ | auat be right. Recause ho was short of cash ‘he paid hia MW.150.— and stated. | that he would pay: ‘the remainder the next. time, 1.86. ‘the noxt ‘lesson, _ Whieh wag scheduled for ted Sey 7 at 1700 hire. ( NOTE: had - a A meet with BHF. on “the same asy at 1620. bres. and it wae hin to pick: up ‘thie day and tine. | came to this weet on time ye. - Ts The fact that| __|did-not ehow up for the lesson was no surprise to Lel.. Nevertheless, about 1ex0[_____—wife phoned to Le] © and asked to speak to her hueband. then Lel etated that he wae not there she commented that he waa supposed to be there at 1800 hra. About. an hour later she called again and Lel had to ‘state that he did not ‘come ‘at all, Then, she requested L-1 to. give to. the sweater of her — ‘daughter whieh wae accidently left at L-le place. Of eourae nothing hap- ‘pened, but einee that soment L-1 did not hear from nor hie wife. La}. pointed out that this was unusual, beouuse “4P jakippe a lessen hé calle the fiext. day and never later than. “the third ‘day to apologize. - \ Further, tho sweater which was to piok up fron Lel, according to. _ the wifes atatement, ‘wae a. ‘part of sheir daughters ‘kind: xparden uniform. Ll concluded that he was invlined to, believe that[—_jeot angry. with hia or becduee he questioned the correctness of the claim for payment | or ‘because he ‘placed hin on’ a apot by telting hte mite. thet he. dtd not _ stiow up at I-Ee place. o coo ; 8... , Le] wee tod hot to take the matter. 80 éeriously sinoe there ° was etili a chance . that 7 heé no tine for any thing elee. Le was requested to “try, to contact |. or hie wife ae 8008 ae poesible. Lel considered thet hey 15 (Teachers. Day) would be the peat time to do it and there was no odjection on hie choice of date rince it offeree a dotter chance: of. ‘finding, Jnowe. Se Lel wan aleo requested to bring to attention that the irregularity of lerfone irnoonvenienta him quite bit on one hand and on the other[_| loses the BONCYoosrceve 10. - Cozment by FH?: che fact that Le] pointed out that and. his” wife were: on a war path and they talring abeut TOTRAY dnee net raan that anvthtng harnened reeantiy, atill calla ! A a etapa ntere i weetnenneeeh, Tamera it fk emer ert se deerme senene wee 210 ene geet cent tenn tends ies 5 : . . i . rte ereante beer tn een cee f
& : 4 ta ON A EO SARE (RM TEE BS be TH ISG aad 8 eee es endse mnet tmeinatonirael,. MEVORANDUY FOR: a SUBJECT. :g 1. Roferenco is fade to your menoranda dated 18. Janm ry homeo i . Set nearer ans Silent een at = ts te cocina no nk i ct A ~ SECHrT ~ Aan? Ome Yee 12 May 1959 05-6578) a7 e CTC WTS ee WANG (fau) - ; aA CTC. #3769 a , leet. f° 1968 and 25 April 1969; Reference is algo. made te pur menorandum 2 dated 29 January 1968, #12,525, sole ae wee 2, Io ordor to assist you dn the lavestigation being carried. oo" Bam by your Headquarters, attached Horevith for your retention are ‘two copies each of those handvriting specinions available on Porsong: ‘aeSigned to tho Sovict-: Enbassy in. Mexico City ia Docenber 1967, _ There are no fingerprint specinens available, Listed below are. the names of those Soviets whose handwriting specinens are ‘being forwarded herewith, a =. “Be Nikolay Ivanovich RUZUETSOV, Eaptoyes (one Representative), mo Soviet Connorcial office. Possibly Kos, e bs Nikolay. Sergoyevich- LEONOV, was Second: Seeretary,, Press Attache at the Soviet mbassy. Known KGB, Departed: Pcs Decoriber: 1968... , Ce Valentin Sércerovien rosttiov, Third  Secrgtaty, ‘Consul,’ 8B oe ‘Soviet Embassy. Kiowa KGR,. me . the Vastlty. Btepanovich BIROSIMEIROY, wis s Eapioyee. (Suavtteus), : Soviet. Enbassy. Known: ‘KGB. Departed. -PCS Soptenber 1068. . ; Bs Boris Nikolayévich VOSKCBOWINOY, Second Secretary, Cultural “Attache, Boviet Enbassy.”’ Probably. KGB. ; on £, Pevel ‘Antonovich YATSEOY, was Second Secretary, Soviet fubatiy. Known KGB; Departed PCS 6 December 1967, 3. There its no other information available locally on Subject age, Attachment: b/g ermine week abr, gen, so? SECRET #13, iid eae | pe
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14-00000 b\ cee Sn Lente Sac an Minne ) take 0 eh Ry ERR REEL RIMES Ore ete at ne ee 2 ome Oe vamos be = 1 scat sy a TLe ARMA AD YOe LB EmE he =" QURAqUier AUgar Gonay vars, mouse wememe were se Shen came I aaxed till what hour ke cag te with. ne. He said 2 1830.. Lo: At 18i5 I -paid the bill, but he insisted *nat re stey. a little longer - \ - _ while I had ay third coffee er ad. a. ‘drick. cools ee ae Vode n = ener a! wn i air. aan oe 53)Se- eh Lara, a) oo oa a Rey &, 1569. Briefs on Keet Held May 7 froz 1679 to 2035 hre. a , _ana-for the the rest he rou aa pay the vill: he hed 2 sd: itionel arinzs - t KS re got together, he tol& me thet he was oa Lay 3 with his wife at Cuautla and as te was enetring the pool area LOGINCY vas ‘Leaving. LOG cornered Lia for a 15 cinutes talk which consisted of presau: = 840g LIBACON into maxing sore arrenserents that L0G vould te atle to meet LIGTAL-1. When LISAGGY turced him down LOS insisted that they have a lunck on Taur. Ley 8 at the restsurant EL Ferre Andgatuce ( or siniles ) at | te Copentagen: about 1230 hye’. . LIBACCE accepted. a. Do UT RACON brought nea bio sketch on LOGINOY, which was ad | interesting paper. “ge Siscuss ed the paper = “Rich enabled me to obtain. explanations and facts on shich LIBA Son nasea his ceneral stetementes LIBACOY readily gave me info on frof. KE. DUBAN, There was" ‘not much, but sufficier’s to ascertain that he did not attexipt te st =thhold dafo. fron us. CT knee dat — wnglnthe att ranked) : "Be. also- gave’ 2 sone info on waren Wage sho is presently . “gonducting @ tour of Bexicans through - wee ‘as 2 was: in Prague wi th ‘the "gre =P a. dey vefore pabeek was kicked. gut... Be teachers of Sranish at tie Sov ES). other “then his rotted LIBACOM did not know ony tatng but, dronteed § to ask his ‘movher on Sat-~ when ch 28 - wilh be at his .& ’ ; oe It took. me sone ‘tise to explaia te. TIBAge = het attitude to “take tozard. LOS during Sne lunch. Detailed report wilt de prepared. Row hacding in notes on zy is struction to LISACou eoaceraing how to - fWandle the lunch with L2G. Also handed in is the 3io sxeteh on L&. ne | pel’ _ afi tite = wet hy Ramee. ty a aineon °
\ . TIACHMENT tay B, 1969 Valentin LOGIROY (7+11,712) | Soureer LIBACOR=1 (P=4805) le. On: hay. 3. Source went with his ‘tomsiy. to: ‘Cuautie to spénd a day out. of town. Shere, ae he arrived he ‘unped Anto LOGINOY who was deaving. They. talked. 15 oiautes. : , . 2e Losrnov: -anked Source was he etil) givitic language. lesaona: to that American (LIOVAL-1). Ae Source answered afirmatively LOG told Source that he would like to meet LIOVAL-1. SOURCE: stated. that LIOVAL was not only a student who- pays hie lessons but wag also a. good friend of Source . Then LOGINOY becane quite blunt snd agressive 2: he outright. demanded thet ~ LIBACOH introduce him to LIOVAL« LIBACON tried to reason out with LOGINOY. that. by meeting LIOVAL he would: achieve nothing because LIOVAL wee qo @ go00d family TAN . a pergon conseiouis of hie responsibility for 4 children, - liberal in hie way. of thinking but definitely a Patriot. and 2 pereon: who is attached to hie way of life and could not care lees about Soctalien, LOGINOY then insisted that he end. LIRACON. have @ lunch together "next week to talk this. matter over. LIBACON agreed to luneh with hin on May Bs. " $0@o, a day after he neets with. me. . ; . “Se -BEBACCH told me that He ‘would stick to whe guns 6nd ‘refuse: LOGEEOVs request to. introduce. hin to LIOVAL.. ‘One: of speeial reasons for doing B80, in addition to hie desire of not getting involved with that — | gang (KGR),- wae that he considered LIOVAL ‘to be a. friend of tile and |. sould not want to do anything which: Coule make BIOvAL suepect That LIBAGOW “wae a KGB collaborator. POE . st we Otter, than the fact ‘ead’ LYOvab exinte- 1 know nothing « about him, but the sole. fact ‘that he is an agent of our forced me to assume that- he wee picked up for a _f00é- reaeon end that we murt have en objective for holding him. Therefore, I felt that it would not be wiee to let LIBACOY ehut the door to a pornibility ( ker ae much renote a6 it eay be ) that we counted on the porr ibility that LrovaL, te approached orenntacted by & Sov official, Further, I kept in mind that we would rict want LIBACON. to Slip into a double erent role. “herafore, I tnetrueted LIRACOR:
wo 2 om * &. He wirhee to be on friendly terms with LOGINOV,: but: certainly it ie not. @ friendly attitude af LOG IN0¥ " geke-h ‘him something imporsible. (try to get L&G to _ do. explanaing). , oe ds-Repeat description: of LIOVANs" pereonelity: ag he ae : , in Cueutla and ask whet’ can LOGINOY possibly. ‘ach eve ‘by meeting LIOVAL. It 18 antleipated: that LodInoy sy may be brief and say thet thie would be his ‘problem a and that all EIZAED LIBACON had to do is to arrange for an introduction. ce. LIRACON will intists that he does. not went toe get involved. "in that kind of businese", especially, - because it ‘Was clear ‘to him that even if LOGINOV, achieves nothing, he lost nothing, but LIRAOCON ia a gure loser because’ he would lose a. friend and poreitly get tagged aa a Sov spy. . ; | | | “ad. If LOGINCY aces not break off his ineteting at thie | point, LIBACOR will atate that he would agree on @ | H “plan, if LOGINOY had one, by which LIOVAL would be | in LIBACCHY | company, but no introduction of precbertey 4 ye ; ' “as a friend of LIBACON would be made. We pleyed it a back and forth discuseing. various ‘possibilities, but” SAS an important: wae that LOGINOT should. come up. with a. 7 oe plan. and. that LIOVAL be given a possibility of eaying ) LTRACON that: he aid not want to come. | | i i “es After the, Lupoh LIBACOW wild go to his inetitute and I would. phone hia there to find out at which point the conv with, LocINoy ENDED. i i feet tee ah ciate : : 4 2 : a
“mez, BS ATTACHMENT - . (pa, 722) Subjects Postponment of Valentin LOGIROY ~ LIBAGON=1 Tunch. — “Sources LIRACOH]1 i (34805) Le Ia adcordante with the proarréngeneiite I phoned to: LERAGGH=2 '. to the language inetitute at 1455 lire to hear how aad the scheduled lunch geo. . ; 2. LIBACON~1 stated that a yu student of his poetponed hie lesson for a half of an hour ani that he phoned to LOGINOY to come to the reetaurant they were to lunch about. 45. minutes later than they . had agreed to meet there. LOGINOY told LIBACON that in that case he — _ prefered ‘to ‘postpone the luneh to the ‘beginning of. ‘the nest week and. * that LOGINOY - would phone to LIBACCN=1 to eet the date and time. ; According to: LIBACOS-2, LOGINOY sounded friendly on the phones
Z 4 te eho nt a ine eee tote, an on aan en mings art tae Benita Se a ee ne pitts Hn nm pet sr nee ing Cuaeaeed a Pee ’ . . 7 saeco ae wy oT Wine nes ena a ec te © etal DeA'S ee. ta Tat alle, aaa Sec) iD ; ee er * Valentin LOG INOV Baad. aproximada de 43-45, afios, “Aunque aparente menos, Fisicamente de conpiexien atletica, alto. Jucga muy bién: al tenis. Recientenente quedo en segundo lugar en el campeonato del D. F. que tuvo lugar ; su coudieton fiSica ¥ nas que. nada su apartencia, “ muy, Poco, aunque cuands le ocasion requiere, de tomar mucho agtcent#t y ‘siex spre. se ‘le ve sereno, # ‘gabe muy bien que es. la, anica forma rapide, ¥ ‘eficaz de escalar en, en el cid Eraneia, donde practica este deporte. “Guida nuchisino oo : Sa este sentido: es. sus: yanidoso. . Muy podes amigos ‘saben’ que tiene’ ‘una hija de. 16-17 aos. Cuando le preguntan ‘si tiene hijos hable solo de su hijo ge 11 alios de edad. ‘Le da pena presentar a su mujer, que es muy . anable y buena, - porque, se ve de mas edad que é1. No fuma, toma - 65 eda | Es muy anable en. ei trate. Nunca: ‘trate: _ de inponer sus ideas, pero: ‘ gienpre. pendienteé de convencer por las ’ ‘buenas a sus contrincantés, Cuando ye que no puede hacer lo altimo, ee rompe diplonaticamente Tos relaciones amistosas con el sujeto. | Ea sus ideas’ es. ‘de la escuela estalinista: ‘solo. cuenta Yo Unién ‘Sovietiea y' la altima ‘Linea a seguir del Partido. _ Eso quiere decir © que. no tiene ideas propias. Sigue. ride] isinanente ‘Ta: "ifnea" porque, su carrera. Le gusta muchisino la vida buena, tipo. occidental, aunque ‘antes $e dejarta cortar un. brazo. qué “contesarselo asi. misino. Bs muy dimbicieso y se ve que ‘tiene problenas ‘con sus conpaeros ‘de. trabajo. “Rable “despect ivamente.de “ellos. No. le gusta nada la idéa 7 Tle de tener que permanecer en Nosed los dos afios que vienen, Am dijo que harfa lo posible que al transcurrir esos afios lo mandaran de Su flusién mis grande es trabajar prefereicia otra vez a México, La’ forma'de ser de loa mujicanos en Espaha, Adora 6 los espafioles. mo le gusta. Por eso 81 quiere rogresar, quiere decir que profiere eualquier lugar donde vivir, menos Rusia, Creo que precisanents
Sato 4 s é t ° re io, es por lo aue ultimamente esta Se eee ae matics a. porque ya tiere qué partir of ful cometiendo errores. Quiere hacer eer tcs a como de lusar, presionando a lal gents de. ay voe-que antes jamis hacta, El dia 3 de mayo lo vi a Sti as ) . en vaulatia; ly satijende que. yo RO. quiero. trabajar para’ el, ne : te mit alumno John, sin s mien preguiitar por ‘Yo | personalidad ¥ ‘forma ae: pensar de Joha’ En lo8 15 minutos que estuvimos juntos no hablé nas que de eso, Cuando yo le dije que ya le habia dicho antes que no _ me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, me contesto que 61 erefa que lo ‘ _ que “me pasaba es que tenia miedo. La forma mis inocente de hacerae “n. plear! A. continuacion,: ne invite a comer ol dia 8 ‘Para, Seguir hablando de Lo. mismo! En el] fondo creo que. tedo eso revela cherta - a ne a . st : toe ° felaetemeblonemees teleeine rete ie ee Bey . 7 wee Eat let, _inocencia y muchas ganas de progresar, para llevar uina vida muy diferente a lo que Levan los ciudadanos sovieticos. ‘reo ‘que quiere dejar una grand impresion a sus jéfes para no quedar trabajando indefinidanente en el: Mindsterio de ‘Relaéiones Exteriores de Nosed. No’ sé ‘hasta que Puiito. sus ainbiciones puedan gytarlo, 3 & progresar Como persona: 'y ea condiciones” oo al. tne Fuso | ‘por medio de- atropellar victinas. . normales me parece bueno, generoso y fiel amigo. Sin euibargo la’ verdad es. que aunca To. lhegué a. conocer muy bien, en parte posiblenente won keen a a “porque: east desde el ‘principio sent ia. inst intivanieate que querta . Lola. _ algo de mi, “muy aparte. de auestra amistad 'y -en parte porque: ‘Con. todo | oe i OF. la confianza que lilego a tener conmigo jamas se descubrid ‘por completo, ni mucho menos, ES oxtrentacamente ealiteloso<: - Rehuniendo: Mi inpresidn ea que es una buena peracua, de buencs Bentimientoe, pero que una voz metide en “ese trabajo,” por, razones_ , que desconocencs, hace tede lo posible por destacas, mmninteaenate — H ~: y . Rote YF Lt Adige i ;
eee oe On“ 8 wi apne met ee ee Bate ab abana RaER ah ater, eeanine bar Fee ee a females Eee te eet ene HS ah mae 5 ODM Fe wa toss en teane on aw ‘ts io CONTACT RSPFOXT a SUPJECT— - “-g ‘BESABSR (P-8777) > | | | DATS oF SETING : 10 April 1969 1. In response to BS [SABER 's phone eall, I met him at a Sete ete i “his: hotel room in ‘the Aristos from 1430 untdl 1545. Next. " mesting with be. on Tuesday evening, 15 ‘April at hones: Fe nay 26 Subject had. nothing new to report. on contacts. with | , i: BENOXers,. but said that: he is now raring. to & oa any require= “ments I might levy. He said that all of his financial problems. are now solved (as ‘I suraised they wuld). Essentially, he has «gold 50% of his business (1NZA) to a syndicate-group that is paying oft - Subject 's dettss They will construct a bis new. : factory complex. {fa Cuernavaca to bring all of Subject 's - manufacturing enterprises under one roof and double capacity. They tre also going. to open up offices and a showroom on Tasur-_ gentes sur. Subject figures ke will probably stay active for | ee a couple or years more and then sell. hi. Ss vemaining 50% for . about: a hale million dollars. 1s bites con ot et en trance ae arb tating oe sagen a abot wanes serena. age, aor carbo anys co stare anenaier “Sop ee Metmmeedetitnn «+e AIRE ote ean nhefiom yale ate rts at se a tue wien ywenee ceptdnnc Site ven gue ebenes choke . : ' . “ ; ne 3s y told Subject again “that. I an “now anxious. for hia 4 to establish a. social relationship with -SPYRA (P-6601) and. . : ‘that: Iam no longer interested in. his’ developing HAUCHCHRZAK . s per se. IT suggested that he night use MAd: sincly ag an entree : . te meting SPYRA, ostensibly to work out~a cultural program of i ‘ Subject's grandfather! 3 music as ‘mentioned previously. Subject i . said tmt he would get on it right away and would try to ‘all . the Ambassador on Tuasday when Subject is bak in COMM» ee ee 06: Pbber ce; Pa b2aer KP. 4, 772 fale REI . Pe tea
: . act qe Bilotsim weennervmectnte raemed stays ot metritimmapndie 6 Nine + guns mania erent SANE Bee ante ie oe Sa OR Co eee ee meee TA cate Sila Are att mimo ones cont me ea ad . . my 4. I also asked Subject to get bo ck in touch with’ 7 | Boris CENYKOV (P-6235) and Valentin LOGINOV (P-11, 712) to a7 ; worn up the relationship. I pointed out that we should be ‘ oj J I 7 |Uniess therd is some reasonably good. | ; 4 contact established: -in advance, his presant ing gifts will . ae pe : : appear too contrived, Subject agreed. and said that he would | a 7 i" : _ @ive them a ‘phone call soon to try to get together for drinks. . s = } | F ! 7 Judging from past history, “ CHLYKOV will be ready te see Subject | 3 ; i | . for a night on the town in August, . _ } . | eh Se iT paid Subject. “$3000 (MN) constituting - half of his . a a 7 | _ V iH - retainer for three. months (Jan, Feb. and March) and agreed te : 2 ee - have. the balance of. $3000 for hin on Tuesday. ‘He gave me a : m a | pile of hotel bills and other expenses which will be charged: s : against the “$3000 revolving fund he has outstanding. ‘He asked a , me if I could get him a case of champagne; a coi.ple of bottles. ee j | of cognac, a bottle ‘of gin. I told him that Ed gee af these : are available ‘and that, if they” are, I would charge them sgainst. Es | ' edther Kis” selary or fund rather than as. outright gifts as in . j : the. past. . | - ~ ‘Timothy M. ARCHBOLD) > . i
ceee, FRE RTS SERA OP i DE eh ner mama eae. ae tl, * - . seemed to be. ‘Paving | no. discomfort. v sungecr valentin ,Loguinov DATS OF INFORMATION: 30 March 1969. 1155-1157 hours. PLACE ONCOUTRED: Tennis courts of the French Club REPORT. BYs . Val apparently waiting for me to make first moves i. saw that Val was’ not. playing, but looking for. a parte ner. white talking to Meche Pinto and an other girl. He. Was. Atwo. courts away from ‘Me ‘I finished playing. with: my’ opponénte I ‘eouldn't | 5e6 - ‘walking. over. to: Vai arid “Any: him to. play. .Hé Knew I was finished.- He also owed” me: an. | opology for the cancelled Luncheon date. I shouted loudly to a ball-boy ‘to find my favorite 2 trainer. Val dashed over to eay he would like to ‘playe Excuse for missed iuoth. I "What happened to our luncheon date", I asked with no smile. Val said that : Dimi had. been bitten badly by a dogs I told Val that "I had already heard ‘that story and that Dimi had been. . bitten néarly @ week before our date. Onee again I; did. not. smile and qavé him little eoporltunity for x gradious accéptanea of a péor excuse, It was clear that Io was annoyed. I could see. ‘from val's expression: that he was embarrassed and off-balance. He has @ pecu= liar facial expression when he hag been pit at a-dis- . advantage. - ; : . Val admitted. hat “the ‘bite had ‘been much earlier, but he. exnlained: that the. woubd: had become inflamed and ne nad to. take: Dimi: to a doctor.’ I saw Dimi and “ha had one of the smaller Bandaids on his arm. He a 4 accepted’ vai's excise tacitiy. ee ¢ oe We “played. Unfortunately gal won 6~3,. 61. f° remind you that F switched to my left arm some time ago and am still at a disadvantage. I still apologize — for letting che barbarian. ‘wits, I. had to leave ‘at 1145. Immediately threoother men. invited Val to make - a fourth for doubles. I had hoped | to talk to him when ~ - We Finished. Conversations. I finally pad to interupt val while” the men were still ‘warming up and. take him to a corner of the courte I told val that [— had honed to tell him something @t the lurch and on several other oecasgions bet was ‘ alvaye interupted, Now | wanted to tall him what I had in mind, f wanted him ¢o understand that his molitieal jokes nad emimrraguad ma, That I dtd not want @6 create @ acene and hed never commented on © thea, Hut 1 would not tolerate them in tha Curures
T said that his offer to aive me money to work for ‘his aovernment had embarrassed me in front of our mitual friends, Further, my colite refusal to make an issue of his approach could have been interpretéa as tacit accep= kaace of his offer to pay me for treaon against my (COUNEFYe . Yal- interrupted and. said it was all a joxe and that he thought f apreciated that it wad nothing more. than a joke. - ee __cTsaia I Anew it was a Joxe,- bat. could not. speak 7 for our audience. Mv: position as a businessran here. : . sould. be jeopardized aft someone thought we. were Serious. : Z told val. that in any. case, Joking er not, I aok- hot discuss politics or- religion with my friends, ok ‘ ticularly here ‘in Mexico. ; He acted very surprised and amused. . 0 I pointed out that I consider myself a guest in b a very hospitalbe but foreign country. "These people - are-my hosts. You are a dislomat,. You can, you mist disouss ‘politics. It is your job. I carinot. I actually . ' ami not interested in politics. I am Aot well. versedg -in politics. ‘But if you must talk politics with me, let us gO some where in private, without an audience. “If -you want to diseusgs business, finel I know that ~ $ subject and I like it, and I am evén better with an € audience, particularly Mexican} — . val had his transparently disturbed, distressed — . and disadvantaged look. Ha promised never to discuss . politics with me again. He. apologized. He said. he . understood what i meants: Pom himi- Tae, elt) ay
_, eae ER an em yetegeminbebe & cere iy i i - ! Kane nae oe en ROR ewe SUBJECT: Gloria Pinte DATE OF INFORMATION: 26 March 1969. 1306-1355 hours. PLACE ACQUIREDs Office of | REPORT BY nelephone. call to mvoffice. Gloria called to say — she was as having: ‘Some troubie finding clients for. my - business. She asked ° ‘when she could seé neo I suggested. immediately and she arrived about one: ‘hour later. Personal. ehat | srior. to. business. Gloria followed. good- Mexican custom in chatting lightly before getting . to the. matter about which the meeting: was called. 3s Meche | and San Luis Potosia I asked Gloria if: She ware going to San Duis Potosi this year for the Holy Week tennis tournaments. She said that she had planned to do so but wis unable to find some one to ~ go with her. at the last moment. Pépe did not want to | qo, and would not let her go by herself unless accom panied by several other women or by Meche. Meche re- — fused to. ga’ saying: ‘she would have no fun if with her mother and planned toe o 96 to Corpus Christt by hers | “ an Pepe. to Europe adain. Gloria “volunteered that she was annoyed with Fene. She deplores his latin. attitude about the double standard, She has beén prohibitted to tdke several brief trips to various cities in Mexico to see friends and family. She is not. welcome to accompany Pébe on his trics. Yet he. will B6on take another month off to travel either  €0. Europe ar. to South itmervica. Gloria said that she: has been waiting ‘ail these years for her children to. grow up #O that she could: go. with Pepe on his trips. — Now that. ghey ixé grown up, she finds © ‘that she still is expectede - to stay homes » Gloria ‘must account for Gloria viatchad: earefnily “hey. time very carefully to -Pese during. the day. And - under no circumstances ‘can: she stay out after dark. Pepe apparently. disapproves. of Gloria working for mée He does not like the idea that she will be visiting businessmen throughout the city both in their offices and homes. He has expressed his disapproval, but Gloria has chosen to ignore it. Wants to sand Meche to U.%. Gloria wants to ficht the attitude of suneriority over women that Latin men have, but on behalf of her daughter, not herself. Gboria feels that she will never be able to enjoy anything - close to equal treatment and consideration with Pepee But she feela that her dauqdhter should escape from thie Latin @dogradation, Two or three yeara working . in mr York ors Franeisee is Gloria's dream for Mec ) : 4 af,
prove to herself that’ shé ‘can succeed in business and “meeting people. ot , . . for us to continue as friends. |. No luck with besiness . Gloria seems very enthu- a ’ gdastic about workins for me. kot So much to help mo, e but to aive herself an excuse to get out and do some~? thinas Further, she wants to determine whether she ‘ean actually do something other than raise children. She was married when very young and has never. worked. ., She honeseventually to start some business of her owhe ‘she probably wants to have a shopr of some Kind. . Working for me is a trial for herself. she hopes to ° "| ifi@ approach she has been taking with imy business. has been_unsaccessful.so far. I have given her the one . which is most ‘time-consuming and one which I would not have been able to do by my self. There are other apporaches, but I have not outlined these to her as yete We discussed her aporoach and some modifications of it. We aqreed to review her sales approach after. the Holy Week and decide whether to proceed along differant lines. ae ; ;  diness Lo éined . O-17NR= Discussion of Vale Having completed our -business.- 'g gaiSed the matter of Val. I reminded her that I had__ explained to. her some time ago that I was annoyed with’ Val's tréatment of mé in public, nemely his flagrant ‘attempts to recruit me in the presence of mutual friends.. I told her tha t I still hadn't had a chance to talk to. Val in private. I reseated that ali I wanted to do was make it clear to him that I held him in great esteem as _a person, valued his friendshin,. was not interested in assisting his government, and wanted him to stop jeo~ pardizing our fttendship with his offensive approaches, whether subtle. and amplied or direct, and COarses. X told Gloria that I fad planned ‘to: have. lunch — with Val ‘today. I enjoy Vval's companys rarely have a. ae chance to chat quitely: don't like to eat juach by mys@l£} and looked forward to explaining to Val my position before hé completely destroyed any chance Not aware of accident to Dmitri. I told Gloria -- that Val had excused himself from our lunch date due - to an accident to his son. She did not know of any accident other than the dog bite the previous weéKe Gloria said that his declining my invitation — might have been an afterthought. That he did not want to hurt my hy being seen with me in a public place. Gree tee emesis Pa rowan maser pet etic CeRt APSE cee EMD OREO an apap soe te an gw re eh ee os gona rn
_Mexicans".e 2... Avoids “hurtina’ his friends. Gloria then told me that Val never accepted an invitation to have coffee with her or pene or to dine out. He explained to her that it eae could hurt her to ba seen with him. She aave an example of when she was “invited to the ballet with Val and.@-—~ group of friends. ; vl. ; After the ballet, Peve and Gloria invited Val to join them for dinner. val declined. Pepe and Gloria. went to the Hoyo 19. Shortly after they. arrived, Val and. a larde number of embassy officers also arrived. — Val steered them away from Pepe and Gloria. Shortly ~~ afterwards a main arrived, sat at a remote table and took notes while watching the Soviets. .. ° Val.works. mornings only. Gloria mantioned that val is in the embassy only in the morning. This was in response to my Statement that 1 had tried to call the embassy and talk to Val to find out what had hap-~ pened to Dmitri, but since he was out, I would’ call 4n the afternoon. She added that he of course works : dn the afternoon, but outside the embassy. I said .“try- ing to buy gringos". She said- "trying to convince “COMMENTS - a oF. ce i ‘it seers to me highly unlikely that val is really concerned about the welfare of his friends . seen with him, It seems quite clear that he con siders Gloria and Pepe, and perhaps me, as potential © assets. He does net want to be seen with us because we would lose our valué to hiin. He told Gloria that they should Gonfine their contacts to the. French - Club, This seems t6 confirm the suspicion that. he a believes that thés*is a secure place to meet peoples *. tt is possible that he checked with his colleagues ~~ and they were ef the opinion that my choice of the . - ' Llave de Ore for lunch was too public, exposed. us ‘3, to too many Americans.  —-- oo oo as I feel that Gloria has served a very useful ‘purposé in this matter. If she is working for val, which I doubt, she is in a position to see that .my business is indeed legitimate, time-consuming, and with considerable financial potential. Further, she is in a position to relay to val my unwillingness . to cooperate with him and his governemtn and my threat to take the matter to the embassy if his harrassment | continues. , a wie ag tt i ie ie re eS 5 a a
14-00000 74 4 ; “as - fs i ; 26 March 1969 4 i ' CONTACT REFURT Oo pede > neat i . “ i | a Peat $9 ivi ; FROM’. Samuel J, RARTASUK ale eR? r , ‘ ‘ og ® “f. i . * SUBJECT 2: | |. p< pou % i, A meeting was held from 1300 to 1N5, 25 Nareh 1969 in the Chalupas Resturant located on Reforma, one block Fast. of Prado Korte “Next rneeting is scheduled for 1630, 26 narch 1969 at vies estiurent on the: Periferico, North of Fjercito Necional.’ 2 I perked ny ear three blocks . from the neetine site and arrived an the eren at 1255. Subject. wos already. sested et pe tedle waiting, We had Lunch ard remained there talking until 1s, He mentioned how much ho appreciated ; the two books (in Russian) which I loaned him and saad thet he was nearly | through with the lest one, He said he would tura then over to VICTOR, (1 had alresdy informed him-that he would be: necting a man “nemed vicTGR during ag absence), He asked ar we could obtein for him the three other books written: by the seme author who wrote "Cancer % ward", He seid HCancer ' ard" was “the second book written by the suthor. The lst book was "Kirst Circle", the 2nd was Cencer Ward, the 3rd wag ivans", dad the last. was ugaster « He commented on how favorably impressed he wag by the 2nd book, “1 said I would. give. VICTOR this information and J thought we could Probebly. turn up « , with some, of then, “2, INFORMATION CONCERNING LoclNov (P-11, Ae): Subject said that he hes not. (definitely) talked to esito! 4n over. two woniths. He thought it’ very strenge. thet LOGINOV hes not calied his at all, Pte ee eaten ce 7 ; ; At the last meeting vith Loginov, ZOGIKOV told Subject that he was poing beck / j to Russ in July, 1969, end that he would renin there for at lesst t.o (2) : \ \ yeers, LOGINOV seid ‘thet he would probably then go to sore other country bit : 5 | hed no idea where, Subject d44 not call LOGINOV end davite him ta PNOREAS Ly e j + party on 1 Merch,
subteet sadd that if LOGIRGV received an dnvitetion to ANIGES party, that at ‘might heve come from CHERNYSH (P-23,042), During his conversations with ANDREA, she never mentioned the fact that LOGINOV went to. the party, She never told Subject exactly whe went, 3. Concerning ANDREA catawon P-13> aie ‘) “About ten days. ago ANDREA went to Conmorcial Mexirene to do. the veekly ; grocery shopping. Subject dropped by her house while she was gone, ‘Shortly - after arriving at her house, she eslied hone and he talked to her.on the phone. —_ She sedi. that sho had sone. problens at the store ard saked af he cold come . dour’ and ‘bring. sone. money. He went: with her brother, ond on erring at the: o store found her dn custedy: ef two nan ‘gers and 6 “Policeman, They had caugnt her trying to walk out with, a stolen jer of face crean (she admited 4t) and “sh she did not have the money to. pry ‘for it, Subject talked to the neanerers, telling thom thet she was just! a young girl, ete., and convinced them to-do nothing about a 7 it Rafael peid for the face cream and they took her home, Lone oe this is 4 very unuisel side of her cherecter thst he has never aeen before). . + . e ANDREA has. not mentioned CHERNYSR to Subject since my deat renort,. eid “thet he will begin to pump ANDREA for sone further dnform tion (in a discreet way). As fer os he kriows . she has not seen CHERNISH lately, (perheps . since the perty on 1-Merch). - P since he perty on ; are ) 7 -] pie tt Raz & Vatu: ( ef tt 4). 4. °° Concerning [ BER WORK AT tee EMBASSY: | "a asked Subject: xeveral questions absnt his other. but he dodged then, Re seemed und Hing to discuss her, snd efter several. tries I atonped. pushing). - > . [Jona that nis, hos one perticuler student an Spanien (at the Enbessy) aw u who has ‘repeatedly expressed the desire to keat and become “trienda veel Eds pikes the man “(her student) end seid thet she will ‘ahortly invite him. hone for dinner so that he ond] |ean becore acqueinted, Cc | by now ds suspicious of any. rnbossy official who wants to become friends), The man is.‘ —
= V._LOGUINOY Alte, de figura atlética, muy bien parectdo, Un tipo -—a Fe fisico muy ruse. oo. a SO , - oS ; ; ‘Bxpresion de cara muy seria, -péro. bondadosa.. Eaté solo o ea companta, aieapre esta: pendiente. de gu compostira. Se nota que .....”. le preocupa suchisino la impresiés que pueda causar en los de més. Ex Ja conversaciOn cuida siucho, aus palabras, tratando de parecer ingenio y sobre todo muy gencille. Carictendo de inteligencia gobre- saliente, trata de explotar su supuesta sencilles e ingonuidad par coavencer a los dexids de lo que dice, piensa o siente. - . ” Jamis 86 pone violeato en una digcusién, ai no puede conteatar — como es debido los argumentos inteligentes de su interlocutor pone .- 6. oe ‘aaa cara ingenuacuenta triate o alegrurente sencilla. Ast Janda pierde un amigo por muy differentes opiniones 0 idiologia que éste é
i fy : ab + + rine for meeting inith Valentin ; karch 24, 1969 . eer aan 8 . sie . “ xeecern For moeting, I find it very cisficuls to ‘ peels PRLS Aare Riad - : Se “mm . a one ee cet . ~ » Hi cals OA the tennis cours. Last tusday was LO 20.5 : « co ee tion. “@ are either playing tena group of our friends. there is toa cay to You, te make cl ae vy saveral veers, the only way I could ke : ettentsor, 25 private, 7) or Sumpunces, Powe . £ et &. oe &] te 7 3 a + e . vr. Gonez! Lunches, your 9 otfer of monoy. Several wecks ago, at Luis Gomez’ house, vou otrercd fo cive me & large sum of money 47 Z could nel YOu and vout cme hassy, You made this offer in front of a number of our mutual Eriends. thah vour offer was now I reaiize not @nhicalv an Jenn. SNe morte 5 Mc, tne more it bothered ma, the Qid wee pot me in a very enborrassing . AT EE sosted that DT comait treason against my country, and made the offer ih front of our friends. ¢ : ona Tok O° create @ sctnc esuld nave boe: eted ky our audience as possible interest in your . for & Bo Tn on be terested in vour offer, In the even that a Goubts, “let 2G make it clear that I an not You “ey interested in your offer. I find the offer offeas ive and provocativas . . . Zffection for Vel. Loth my wife aad I like you and flexancre. ind my noys like Dmitri. We would Llixe to “maintain 3 BOUL friendshis wit hoyou.e But you are scriously Jeopardiz ing tha £ friend OSALD. Uninterestea in nolicics. Iam Aot inter 2 te he politics, z realize tnet trés is your busin Busize shacts s your nroplem, nok rine. I am a busine : . €evote all my time to business. Zven So, © don't nave ' i tine to learn all theré is+and all I need to: Know about » «ng ( Siusiness, Any -sonre na DE have I will cevote a “6 learnin ig MOTG about susiness, © cannet aford tha timé to prepare mysels for political dise ussions wet: You" or anyoie elisa. C3, Even whe Ru sélision end bea UnoOn. Something Sonat whith = & & = WLGl not 2is3 politics ox ba CO not beldeve Le is rasuible <o £ WOULD Losetiiang senmone, Thate ora G f ahoee waiel. ong gan sab Savery, we ’ waris, ere. Pariheruora, 2 2S A SLB 2 aN & voresen goaststie. Doom eracugsul vor Mh Rev claliay ef ta.3 counnsy. Fe do a voniar®ul alace cto lLivue-u “QSCneaeb plges 80 vark. Lowill vu aver motu eine fuk Ce A ete Bee Bet TOR er fiche NLD Ase HR REL ECP A nm MMe Rm es He a eT ee ee ee ae ea en sateen! vee
14-00000 é 74% - 2” * . ; : not tO usseh my Yyracious hosts. : i mace a 2 s ened WO i : o£ our Pricnds--to ‘avoid enbrarracsing vou, ta avceln t . - WLGL CLOG &w Seunu, so hsnsr Kany vosolution not co GLllcuss : POLLLICS . . : - le Zoviet imnorials am, uniustt{fied. 3 i tmab your comtry tu Ganraccerined | ‘dtardan imnerialium-}a cystem far i tive than coustructives-a yysted wide in-teking away asd ‘Gestroyiag whet others have: eredted, but is iacapdble of prooseing. Ss eroattve ideas of its OWN « be 7 i+] “ t et ie 2 YE w emeenninaptin IN Neg MH tne nae meh chin BS te . oT 8, 6) UUNETEDS sTATas SYSTEM. I kelieve. thet there i United States nas sroduced “Ene. greatest nollie - . ticaleecononic crete the most (aimost B00] : Gemocratia systen tha se, mon has ’ 7 ” UE SOR LS GOs oF che Nereh Vietnamese, 24 1s not our witherawing or cexsing | the wo a oo ° ; us to yon to do So. The V wee So, the war. You know it and I know it. | i 4 .4 af mg Ama eet nl POLSON Jey nyt \ Ge SOVIET anti-senitisn me The ¢ soviets,. you -py j : " Your ova confession, arc anti j-semites. Your i. ; , ; . role of support of the continued troubled i state in the near east is unjustifiable and H micanthrovlce . . 3 & ® a — *- 0. By. BERLE x BALL Le Ua juse ified and esikarvassing to i 2 - YOU. , ar . ae _ be CZECHOSLovexin. Un justified and esbarrassing a j ‘ to you. | ° 5 - mo Hop we a wo Oe eee ~ be 7. ° EUSGARY. t . Stes : - a . pe : 26 Cminnes ative. You are ‘like the [. 4 in & class uno Scceives’ a sear weed ii he ya a When, questioned icv his fathsr, ae. ars 7a : . that everone else got D's. Your count . pS i Lean getting near-fatling eradus ia wg ; economies and eterfaal policies. You fh i 4 s see everone elsa fail so thet you can! te : n Lae . . i? : SO wesatig : to ‘ _ ; Waits is just a aamcling of sx : Gm SUTa Chas you cana arava. cary oF ; Am ure thc G2. 5 nad one tama 7 i OrbrLondeewyau WAStoracully never sa. Los i 5 : i Fee PUM aad tN
ww ET a Rida ATR BEEP Tem wn eet ern a ie oes nine em entewueee wine bet Se oO tee soe ae Nes oN mide mbt teal dee caanaree nee fA Sarre nen tetetrerenes axe seemet +8 De Ry geen. wept pe ere Rte gh AES CORRES SRG PDS PAD DAS . A I reveat, I am not. interested in | wEEN yOu or anyone clse. Z value vour meen to risk it that way. Zu there is som SGAteranys LO =3 in “Sisiie can i< a Per me to do business here. i think there is a crest: ane portunity Rese to do business, eng Iovant te tohse ad= vantace of its You are jeooardizén this, F nave studiously avoiceé nolitical involvement heres You make such involvement inevitable. ~ (chreat £0.20 to exbas sSye If you continue to harrass mé, I will Go to the US Embassy ana resore ~ your harrassment to the Seeurityv Officer. Iwill - @veOn ask to sea Semeone in the CEA. And if IT conte get satisfaction there, I'll go to. the Mexican voreign Office and tell them my story. TH ast chem co gee that the harrassrant is stonpsed and wnat IT be protected from further “provocations. yeasons why 2 would recher nos ao $e) fy our ausingments. And i consider YOu a-:- sersonal friend, an@ would not vant to See you in turn harrassed. ey the Foreign Sexvice or denied eatry to the United States. I would none soma day you might be assigned to lhe United States and — see it first hands ; ’ i Ze Second. I. have hed very Little contact with the ‘empassy. i jnave very little: Gonfidence in civil: Servants. They yshelly are working for ‘the ‘government because they coule never survive in private busi- ness. This may or-né@y not be the case in your own embassy. THe -excent Zon that proves the sule is our eGondétic sec sion srnaica I -have fou inG Helo#ul on various occasions. i a - If XI were “ko rend I would srovably Darras little functionaries! far mo aoe ze You to £2 roy have been atle co, do. , ° ai othe CIA knew thar Pad & Soviet for . & feiend, To am sug huey would have : &ll sorcs of iécas- ¥ showdld. Sar LO Vou. Gnais yossocs Eo have never ined nonge= And nrobble nave? not kt tha Cra no Know of ¢ TO wry CO use ate , ae Frere eens ieee 886 eropyres. AR AS FETE NN SOND SE ANT. Nhat eng mer rm canoe Men tO, eae cS i
| Tim Mr erareemetehectnniamissapuai mantd eneaseamtnerchorersautunisia?santh the } 3 i : % 2S mete net bo} Sas = would not ese willing to 7 3 ce f n csonts thank you neonle are cenite Rhine Bavining Of value. TF the anoune of money that is now sire were divested to comecatitive free enn the standard of Mving of both counter Fise to levels where no ose would have the cin for the | present Scieidal forciga involve: SBATS « $a businessz ai know that if you canta, setae an activity: i ia dollar Brorits, is 2 Sroule ither be tévised or discontinue ° Se tha CIA would be to get you to defec SO our Sron‘what I know oF you, and of li : United states, vou would not be hans in countrv. : Fon vour rietie beers Lhe covernmane i eae idea of how to nlace a valug on things ane are Gelighted ito Snend the taxpayers RENO” fortunacely =z not. longer pay Us tanquesSoxie: -C8n taxes are on enouch, But don’ g5 ive: kon wouldn't bo ony. it's a creat country. Ne have wor Gertul ‘conle. ‘Shey'a NYouaniv . * fake) everytaing BOSsnbie to make you CGns tS So * fortad le, bat, YOu would nevar- be Rapoy. . seaiatiiinaieeteae ane . Sos er acemenat ea tere teense pmmnet srearaLny- vor temppe = cond. The enéeresult of dot ng poskacss WEED vane ERO tet tag, oath rhe eget septation.” SN at a me Ceara igang PEt ree mymintmen a mye i” a ere nternrentnattienptarin Be ty ow anaes eatin ar he ara COMME NAS bi EE OCU, a gy "$92 tA oat a a, mi * * te § se simp
weet coon tee ut i . hh : * int WIAs = pe we AfKtes. T sate i! seleshone cajl. Vas ca--ce m2 at my ofFice. 2 Sreus8 i kya ebil vas from @ public telenness bsothy since thers at was consi@erablie backgrou snd noise of tra ffie,. He would . te ‘not identify himsel® x to ny secretary, but said that he ~ was a friend. a — . a SR , : iy | Invited ne to drink. Val ised gf it would be cots. on 7 venient For mé to get tocethe> this afternoon for a . re > ae dvink. I checked ny schedule an said that todav woeté 9 fo to | not be a good day, Instezd £ uegested that he be my - a 4 guest For lunch on peenesdave .: et . ph if Luncheon date. I tala rim £o meet we Wadreccey at : F 7 140Ck Bours at the Liave Ga ULGe ED hi . Shere was much disercsion ekout Row to . if iLlave de Oro. He was not familiar with the aa nor with the wassagca@ with its restaurants ~ oy _... " = had to explain that it was bordered by “Ld | , Genova, Lon@res anda Insurgentes.« ; . a ge Camera not the reason. I assumed that val's call 5 i was qoing to.be- aterisated to-nis interest in.se.aine 3 : vis camera thzougn me. Therefore, I refterved to ris = qamera anc reminded ham sort ta forget it. He chis was not the reason he called and that he roal-y i wasn't in @ big hurzy to sell it. Re said ne. wenves (tO. onat with Mee . . . ; ; ' = told hin to being. the eamera an way sir. just tais morning | spoken to my friend whd own: store and. was. sure I could® dissose ‘of Eis eam him, He did perk up then an@ show some in nteses Canera « ba wh Aaak. ge at caf revel gare: machetes at nA ne dnmetime tap ote Ae at RP Gt a eae att gprs tine etme atin tne APR DRAM, Sas TAU Pah EE, od aK gone a eer ee eae ernment tint te OD A * AA CNA A A CT I eA ae on ae \ “a
| . ties + ae wee Ca et ee al En ee er ere Cesena ay tie mn nen A ecte nmumaie eta cSmee te smaamn ge cps TO STL OEE Oren cee Oo -E told him to bring me the camera and I would see what I Sea ee MOREY tte OI RE Ng = et AY RE Hn mannist Val ned come, proba ably thinking ti. and I would complete our maten witn Val ind Mee however, wus uct of town this weekend. Meehe wo amp way, Val and Gloria Binto (the mother. of hed olevirg singles when I arrived, I had a@ singles: to. myself and did not join them until an hour later. se formed a ceubles group; I playca with Pepe Pinto, and Va ; ‘played with Gloria against. US ‘6 48 is always the case, there is very little omertunity for conversation during a tennis maten.. Val did make a. few Stupid comments of apolitical nature, but entirely harmless, Such as, addressed to me, haven't you any control over yotr =~ friends the Shizss Clinese? 7 - ‘ Io did not get @ chance to confront Valentin about Ais ootvecitive comments and how they jesverdized our friend 3 nd, De Val. asked me ii To had given any tnougnt to his recuest - the previoul, weex. I could not heiieve that he was going to “onan the ratter about his offering me moncy Eor "secrets". Fe to re vefora, Z was genuinely seupid about whet request. : ‘reninded me that he had spoken ef a movie camera he wanted i to S@il ana which I had stated that I thougnt I could dis— - bose ‘of it for Aim through friend s of mine, on consignme nate. could do. I then told Val that there was something I had wanted _to talk ‘to him about anyway, land hoped we could get together Sometime scon to do.so, He stated that he would not come £0. the club tomorrow, Ha of fex Sed to take me to lunch someting éuring the | ‘Week. : ; to 7 _ This is not exactly what I nad in mind for an informal 2. - and not too pleasant stétement of my" position about his + apporach to mo.. But I feel it can be used and will achieve the Gesireé effect. Unt ortunately, ne might spend the next éw days won erin g if I am about ta accept . tis approach. © x piyodtiuhenineetescc be een } boy t j ’ Dritrio bitten ty dere "one sain topic of conversts an during tha griex moments evailab cetween games orsess of tennis was Onitri; Dnitri was bitten Ey che dog & nqinge te the Counselor ef the soviet Emra esv. Apparently Lee was fairly deép in his riche foressn and sevorsa i vein, hence thare was much Bleeding orokably a niet (the circumstances, the deg has teen i: ‘pounded to ke hed SGD ten cav3s, to derermine whrecher Dxmaerk, should ur "& rabies Bnomics or not. Val said cnaat tha cog had bitten. four cri five children olready ans thec ha, Val, would oh Peorers) GG whun the ten diys ara up, . To as conceivable chat thia is a potne of gracusch now neaior and Rim, for Vai Batvocen Big Counsala OLA aay om at cman tin 8 Bs 2 ON ee Nee ee I Rao we Se ee an oe « tee ead? Pan a AO en eae eo Nee oy nN SON cron 8 ian osx nce
- - ad ay ~ a 7. i i Bviu os mae eet LS, LGC9. 2200 om BU.Os ACOUTRED: Nome af ana curacusa pope ay j : ‘ H hy wite and wore present Lunehucn oF women tennis in the ecurue ef their conversation they the other miso @oubles group to.which. they both balone, dnclucing 2.0 00. |. Valentin Boruinsve Ny wite told that. sno was. oe looking forward to Raving her tura of having the _ ; entice csoup et Sur home for lunch. but that we +. mo wore wating for Val to leave for Moscow. iv wire said that she thought it illedvised for an American. ho entertain a coviet.[_ lagreed. SP NOt SAA tee Fem BRR FO mNE RI SA ai tNg i MAeperRO ge Rett ene net ene mp ‘ 5 . 3 rooh e j é 3 ee a i ! - of. . : } . ton “ oe f ; é i 5 F i t H ‘3 £ . we emai te 7 Fe NR te ER Ae TREY tenet oe ay GN ITI LOCI. Fen PR, My Reet Eee” MEET A te ROMO CON le Nah BRR MR To TW Re Rete te Ee, NIE ures id -
e “ . . * .* . ~y > , ) . of i se * . a ! tenoh TD, Lave 6 ¢ G0 le Silhe , « 3 a “ a ' ' QQ Ordos j ; \ ~ . ' 24, 1969. i ., \ Comission Acente Sleria ard I brave baca Lede ag : for Bone timo deoun Wrat she might Jo to Kees heveecls uo pusy and make a little moncye t offered to Gaccusg the : ratte wath her MORES ago zp either to hire her my- 2 & “et o |. gal€ or find a jos for “her, Taig luncheon date we o| a explain to her what joo I nad for R6re Discussion of joo. The firse Hour was yaenx gpent diséussing the” JoD I could Offer rite Snis would ine *-.. volve nes following up on-a list of Americans and. . Endlishwtan in the D.F. to gynom T eaat soma promot fonal " ‘Jdterature recently. These are pote ential clients for ona of the services of my businecte . ; I cave Gloria a looseleaf > NOtNPAOK wich comles o . ae  &aliuny prowotional Literature to Cute, Aneluds ag bar translations of the pertinent Literature, .I also gay heya cousle dozen anve lores when & comple 2te sat ete oF Literature and contracts. i i 1 { H ' She is eager to start. oho waots to test ity to deal with people. Onée cha has allt vp confidence she miqnt leave ma to suart Ber own. . . Ae . . nd te ; oe We agrecd thet this would Le best for ner, but in meantine = Was certain (and am certainly that er > =e te be able to find soma clients for my pusines: . . Confidential. Gloria asked m if XY had ‘told BRVORG, a - dnelucing my wife, about her possibly working for ma. I - .. gada@ that I rad > nots She prefers not to soll an fone ane til ahe Knows af she is qualified or note since ‘erat time, in. recent days, 46 appears’. thee sen “Ea mot a she tas not. only told her fardly, mo tas been ne acout the job, Peva aven 2coléed ner, saying that “rh ameemtie © ~cenmyenpptammeres: em ~ oes 2 oe : . ue - cepenmeee emery me sett . prmeneare cajugensn qesevecent gang son tee erg - a aes oe married vworen should not work. Gloria said Ene was 5 a - simoly ignoring nas Latin attitude. Or, . » Tone 7 omnentte seagamnanne ana wena ay ear wa teeten hE Mentton of Vale Cloria z éthoned Val fivor. dn an _offnand corsent “Zeoct his ¢eparture soon for Moveowe whey, a) Pom nth hotherea me. Y firally decid aa that hea cic: a Aataousiy offaring se sone} fom sqerats batraviane oy wot, ZOuat ry. i bd te St 4 Waals ee ae @ - “~ : . to oeele Gloria chau Do corhosn iy! Cons awa 4 aes : as ‘e ene + ae + be ~ A - : one we n ae tal wa tha emimaay. ha cata erat reso tcp he. ° be % * ‘ow « ore _ goede tos toy Pare = . Tyas SW. weet. TAS RPE ES e eS Raa Coe Boot AS cers - . mewn Oe peo Le SRE etter yn arian tie ae kg ERE Doi sin Ve eam, ey Hane ae Ye SA gee aranelittes omens od +
| i i a en cen ee a Sud doubted his intelligence activitios it , +7 Cc See erm MR WR cl AORN AE SUD: RRA ENYRT RO PE ee Pe RHA aA Uh Hy Dal, weer ate oe on, ae wo otodnes ne akvbh and IS A very tikeavle ¢ cet *, and something provos ives nen ee ona oyara cf So eet Le a EE ttl Delle! urn Rye snoke in cun eee ee oe 3 ~ ~ Cloria did state ons Sn dnt thks ence effi oad to this rele than I had expected har to be naive abou ¢ eetivities., £ even think = expected her to > deny cucn a@uivatieas. had I Seen the first co mention or Sugeest thom. Such was not the case. she refered to Ais activities and those of his friend Uchernich. Q e about Ténerayeh.. I cersonsily could hav ae hedote pares. v sean him conducting a clandestine meeting 3 OA &@ Gark street cornet in san Angel late at aient. B+ Cy fo chose this opportunity to maniferr a cer naiveté on ny part. = challenged ner statemens Schernyeh. I. further stated thst I dodktad vexy mach tran the published reports were true than 75 paercens ‘oF the Soviet enbasry pdérsomiol wore iIntellicence officers. - . r said thae. val ‘was rot the flrs’ seviet shat I had me Io said that Io used to plav chess with & Soviet aaiee regularly and that I -knew ne wis non “ode of Xthose", Neither of us (Clovia and i) ever used any ovart term such as"smy , ortantelliganes pelces", otc. 9, Gloria said chat vel i Bec & lan of money to work for tha Sevier enbassy,. she said sve feels val is miscast, that Moscow has made a ver; tac cholee=“he is teo humém, not ecld enough for. that Xind of work." moe ro Se pr. Alfons Rartines. Dr. Martinez is a communist and a scnool Shoe Oz Fena's. Gloria insrodeceé Val and Sertinez sone. two vaars aco After this meet! ng wo rave’ reea very close fricnds. He lozns eis and t EROELSY Nis house in Gedu tengo Sar weekxond surtics. Bis prooerty includes a swimting sedi, launches, cans Ging area, pitaic area, with several keagroors, Bice, Glozia was invited house this cunday, warcn 30chn. Ries caid that a idtyv for tiaus worlkeeasl re aR iiccia Lov. Pes ern ar Cer enaees - Zt was particulariv surorised a2 her : sovhistfeated . 7? ely te phat we come An Obes meres te sects ate ath iahneaeaieiie beeen aes a tdeten ss nae ee eR omen 2 gma ee aE RT RE NR eRGpenet on ran Pa Bs z 4 4 3 ¥ i _ $s ot { ; : i : ’ t ; : p.y
vie’ imme Pa beta © < Po CONTACT REPORT FROM 4 Samuel Je RARTAS US vane = cc necenene mts SS cneemmtmtttagen neces Bathe #8 OY feet. alt 2: « smeteeeaRTDT ARTEIETE: “, 12 “erch 1969 “"suBsecT + “| c2-s805) A necting was held ‘fron 1130 to 1430, he nceving ‘ite srriving there at 1125, AL March 1969, in Chalupas Rosteurant on Ave, Reforma, one block west of Reforma and Prado Norte, The date and -hour of the- next-riseting will be establishod by tolephone, ‘Subject wall pick up ‘Karteauk en Reforma, An front of the anthropology Kuseun at a specified time, 3 oz ‘parked. Ry. cer three blocks Korth of the. Chelupas and walked to the , Subject was waiting at a table rosding ene of the. Russien booke I hed previously given him, We met, talked, and conducted + our meoting over 6 pertod of three hours and then parted company, Ged a  (exuj* "MARTINEZ; OWNER OF originally cones from Santander, Spain, 2. , The" “anitdar conversation was general, He at first commented: on how . : woll, he ‘Liked the. two books. he had received from ne, ard piade some statonents. on the truth of their context, We ordered some breakfast and I then asked him af he would mind £3114ing out the questionaire (PRQ) I had with me, expleining “that 4 was merely routine, He readily. agreed: and I i gave it to him and helped hin £411 it out. (PRQ aubaitted on 12 March), After completing the form Z brought out a List of questins I wanted to esk and began going throrgh them, He answered all of tase he could, providing. the following informations , | THE PLAZA HOTEL: ‘aoe not renendor MARTINEZ full nane but t promised to obtain it at the first opportunity, ‘MARTINEZ has a wife and son, The wife - Bis son (no'néxe remembered) ts about 18 or 19 years of oge, (8. years ago, now about 26) and et times was helping sround the desk of the hotel whenl_| wes teaching his father Russian, (1960- 1961), gave ma TUNEZ Russian for stout & months, dusing which tine MARTINEZ Learned to speck, and understand fairly well, S40, li;2 Aiver diseuseed Russian er ancriean, a> ws | oe ee . t a . oF 4 : * ® wey why he wanted to learn Rusaion vital | nor ddd they talk poletica, ofther a ee cael eee poe Taye ~ sae Ratan es eat ao 0 FP eet ad as Beg dean
wee cece aepenane no Es atin napa imem Sse “Beet ee ee Sg we ee ~ Placa Ketel, PHIKHODKO leter mentions shen met PRIKEODKO (P-2275) at the \ . thet he had somo businosa with MARTINEZ concerning Tourists and Tourism, but i did not expowsl on the Subject, MARTINIZ never discussed his associatien with PRIKLODKO and Subject did not.ask, During the latter pert of 1962 ‘wont te ‘the hotel and by chance Saw four or five Soviets in FARTIMEZ office, he thinks he hes seen is He heard then talking, but ‘aid not go into the office. one of these Russiahs since but dees not know the name of any of them, Kertiner never nortioned then. or their business with hin, in Septembor 1968, just prior oo, wont to sce Martines, trying to drum up some “more ‘private “to the Olympics, ° Russian lessons, . ‘MARTIULE told hin ‘that he was: “ready to take any more Russien lessons, out thet he, was very interested in learning German #8 soon 48 possible, ns, but that he did net ; ee Martinez said thet he was currently (then) taking lesso 4 offered to bring (* “Like his teacher, (bid not say who his teacher was). J , Martines mentioned ‘that the Geren “Olympic tear vy 8 ‘teacher’ fron his Institute, i would be staying at his hotel, shortly after[_] brought a girl from the 7 . instit tute naned Gerda (LNU) to see Martanes. Khile there they were invited to of lunch and net three Mexican men and a talk Goraan ‘Who said he was a representative a of the german teen; They hed lunch, conversed about general things, and ard the girl left, The girl ‘Aster said thet Martinez kad continued teking Gorn: ; This was ‘the last tare saw MARTINEZ. - ‘lessons from his old teacher, [ _ foutd supply no biographical data on vartines, or any further informatsca:. Subject hes not heerd any othor Soviet nentior Seema oo nt wana edganr eo Sng art -fenma catered ete + wes ees : - . . . : . . ee, . Ps ann annEERRRRRERREEnenapnnaniner varimaineaaainuneetacane SenetienmememenienemenmmacemmeneenetneneannntniEn agate i t on any connections with Soviets, either Martines or tho Plaza tigtel, Be PSLATIONSHIP BETWEEN Losaiov (Panna) KO JUAN LS, DIAZCTOR OF Sha Tate Rts ste OD babi ED} STS ‘ THE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE ON TIGER: In about 1965. or 1966, LOG:N0¥ went to the Institute to texe ine ene ingiish lessons, ‘He took lessons for about 6 to 8 ronths, The lessons wore private, but given at the Institute by an 1 American gird narod Janet Cinu {| 3t waa da this ome cat. eaeaelarh vempe net Gate ty mania 6 ss Retaarers = estan does ret remember her leat nene, and athe fa ne longer there), Rranner thet dtak LULs met Lassie, , Pe SST ee ee seftem Sacred ORAL DNA teaeraa ROSNER © RAT EARTH BO RP MAB SDN AAS HATE a ae A n= TA aera
14-00000 & ¥ 7 : : 28 “ . ed eerwrmtemmm en ea age ee me een wren Bale i mmr armen Pe mee a epee Rates Se we sate megs ete SRS ~ . . ~ y ~ Faget Jax LUIS mentioned to haat he lined LOGINOY, and they scened fodrly friendly, It was at the end of this period thit Rafael was introduced te LOGINCY by JUAN LULZ, “Seen LOGINCY terminated his lessons he no longer visited the Institute, JUAN LUIS often sent his regards to LOGIKOY via and asked that LOGINOV come te see him, This was mentioned by but Loney continuslly. told [___]to "forget it", but did ask to return the regards.. oe never questioned LOGINOV on why he did not go back to the Institute, but. as fer as Subject knows, LOGINOV has not been back. |_| has had mefy . : Lee discussions with: JUAN LUIS but he has. never renttoned any other Soviets in Mexico, As far as his polities go, JUAN LUIS 4s a confirmed Leftist in ideas “but! would not call him a Communist, believes that was merely a friend to LOGINOV and had no direct relations with him other than - their association. through lessons, C, Andrea CATAKO (P-13,546)s oe rc Andrea has mentioned to that she met CHERNYSH (P-13, 042) ; : ‘ at the Space Exhibit while ske was working there, She also met several other Soviets there, She becane friends with then and invited them to her house . ; ; : for a dinner perty on two occasions, | invited by her, went on both - 4 occasions, on ‘the first occasdona there was a Russien woman, blend, about 6 eas years old nened: VALENTINA (LKY) who spoke very good spanish; : a man naned og : MISHA (LNU), supposedly an Electrical Tech: fron DUBNO Space Center near Moscow, Oe about 3? years old ‘and tall, who spoke éxcelient ‘Spanish and who later wrote s a letter ‘to. one of Andreas girlfriends din Mexico city (Xet. ‘named );" and BORIS (1x2), oe about 37 years old, thin, nervous but with a lot of vitality. and personality, : RE SOe TS Sables alee h Caceres i se . co nes Sa cate - ’ = tcl ana aseaiaetheeitliateteeeiataeen meena Ricenieneettetee a edie: tse atest Eten a ae nena ee ae t ~~ z #% % ‘Boris spoke excellent Spanish also, and thought. 4t very viustial ‘that be | érank Americar, Nhistoy anc Coca-cola, says this ds unusual for Russisn: }, Te hevaol theught MISHA a Littie suspicious, th nat he micht be KG3 (he knows thet . 3m caseg such as this, ne ene is alloved to co anywhere with being accompaated ty the KG) because MISHA apoke excellent Spartak ant secaed to be the only , are whe did not really fit, wa St ea Aa REAL NEAR SRS SER LUA a na tc Se EAP OO RRS er SES AN SP EU IEE. AAC RAL US HARRI ay SR fet AI AN ET RERAAT I GENAI N SRE, +
ene other Soviet was named VLADLOK {LEV}, about 5? years ‘old, and did net soerk any Spanish at all, but was very nice, according tq | he was the oaly true Sctentist there, {Also fron oubnay. ’ ; at the second: party the Russian wossa aii not conc, Andreas Americon boss fron the Exhibit cane however with 4 a Nexitan RA, dees not renonder his name). [saz he» was a nice uy. ‘Ee was about 43 yosrs oid, tali and “soked a cigar, 5e doked with the Russisns and told them to be careful bocause _ Ardires ‘was his spy. . They all ‘Meughtd, Ee-cane with two dark Nexieans and ; aoe tebe: stortly after dinner, saad he drark a considerable amount, and, left = drank, ESERNYSH did not attend either of these perties,. “andrea how raver “anvited =: hin over on other occasions, On one occasion CHERNYSE brought another Soviet to ardreas whoa he said was & ‘yWalitery man, (Xe name ‘nentioned by Andrea), Andrea eae  gaid thet this one was a pain “an the ass: because he was so serious at through a pee oe Eg? OREN RRA PTE Dgapeen vores Sas erncpeineten sxe arora 5 Bee “oo . rene D: Pera hago vormnmrernenae tee Ni ate RETA Aah a Labeda SD eBhatie= aRPles wien ne eines» mitiitaeee meditate RsaI ¥ *. : the. group (her nother also) into a depressed state, After the Exnsost chi RS ‘started eslling Andrea at hone and in wating her to meot an tn’ various cafes, “which she aid, He cautioned her to ‘never call hin at the Embassy. ‘He Was invited to her house many tines and often sat and discussed his politics {any il other topics) with her and her moth 2,  Eer mother took ssue with his polit’: ger nother Liked: CEERNISE but does not oh thst Andrea is seeing hin on the sk: She would net approve of Andrea going out with C CHEBNTSE at “ell. CHERNISE, bege making arcrous advances to Andres. and. tried <o taik her into going te ved. with “ hin, Andrea told that he is a very nice ‘EVy, ake sed hin, but was acy: 2 ; . She said th-t he almost convinced her to 0 te bed, ant that it ‘45: hor decision 3 : ; that she as. no longer goins to sce CELRIYS SH cu for fear of doing 50. [|__| F i eaxtioned hor about what ske had to lose 4 she aid, She eoatinucs to Like e 7 a a | Andres had a ‘party on 1 Merch and asked & E-facl ta lav ite LOGINOY : 1 ot CHIANYSH went to thig party, 244 not bother to ask iOSLS0Y at all,. : athe pee ee
wine tee ge a cme Ee aN mp RR Eom (oe ee linge ope «content can Corer nana tt ret aha ment ere tees | tomes a pote uennaninicaned - saedele a Amirea hes often extendad an tavitation to coc dsov hraugh |_| but wnen rentiones this to LOGINOY, LOGINOY has told hin to Target 4¢ because othor people from his Fxbsssy are Seeing. her and LOGIXOV does not want to appear there and cause trouble, LOGIKOV’ ‘did not\expound and did not ask further explonation, thinks that CHERNISS really wants to teke Andrea to bed, but he also thinks that CHLANISH as up to oth ner things alse, . He has no Ades whet, but Just suspects, Monday: 1500-1600 1650-1730 Tuesday: 1000-1100 4a 30-2230 1500~1600- " 1600-1730 Wednesday "1500-1600 1630-1930 2000-2100 “Thursday 1500-1660 - 1650-1730 1830-1930 ‘2000-2100 “Friday 150041600 x600-2730 time because he had some obligations, Classes Private Private co Classes Classes Classes Privaté Private Clesses ; Classes Private Private Lessons. 3 The meeting wef] efter three hours, was cut short at this | His. igonera] daily schedule is as follows: at the Institute, general, classes at the Institute, > Lesgens for ADRIA TAKA at institute, e. o4 Muxoz et at Institute, general, at Institute, Private, at institute . leSsofs on Palmas to CHRISTINA ‘lessons, John BLAXKNEGAL at institute ; ‘ at Institute lessons, Meria Lt Lessons, John BLANEIGAL ; at Institute - Lassons at ins titute, At.the end of the meeting I gave hin an envelope witu 1,005.00 pesos in cash in Gt, He accepted it graciously and said thet thet would hours corieidering the debts he had te pay, «oe leughed, I brought out a receips | last hin about 2% ard asked hin if he would mind signing it for me, I seid it wea for eccountin: purposes (he did net ask), Eo sald “Sure” ant ataned it demedtetely, ae lp%s the reataurants Wélked to his car, and said Booibey urtil next Reeling, & 3
4-90000 Tree emma ee ae eee Fe ee ge tae ame : * - | We stood by the car talking for about three minutes, and I promised to call \ ° ‘him during the afternoon of ; riday, Le > Gn departing he grinned ard said z te say hello to all of his associntes thet he doestnt know, I said "Sure will” and walked away, . . ! t e - q 3 . Woe le 3s  S wht, & Seen. tal emer Le a * | vend wrvne cua fe 0 eee LF ened t . é i ne Butt age “26. > DD 2 . . a OF tel hn ole: he Lh ae Mase : 5 . . i : ree AT ee 40. cdma. er io : —— PLP gba Lee! Grae: ek Fins LoD an ; : y a ~ g - | 4 a : < 4 RO = } d a - ¥ a : SH + Ae OR NEO ERR 7 SE AnAE arr ch TM, + remem sere tent tetany tiers vuet eh winrar weenie mare — .