Released under the John F: Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USc 2107 Hote). . DATE: 11-14-2017 at ORMATION CONTAINED MEREINIS — CLASSIFIED UNEESS OF ERWISE NOTED Washington, D.C. November 24, 1963 11/24/62 X & Y|SUMMARY eo Sunday | NATALIYA V./SOKOLOVA,to Dutyman asking if OLEG Md SOKOLOV . - here. eg, but working now. OK, just woke up dnd “realized, it was late, and thought she*¥d call. OK. (Russian) jel US: SHEORNATION CONTAUNES Se ag TS UNCLASSTFIED HICEES E SHOWE OTHERWISE. - OLEG Me SOKOLOV from NATALIYA V/s SOKOLOVA. inquiring as to when XOLOV would be coming Ros” ‘SOKOLOV said that he ill Winish up around 9:00 am and will bé coming home immediately after then. OK. _ (Russian) * 5 eter ala eevsrs calling from New York, see iy RGEI N cee Greys he had alteady sent to Moscow regarding the presentusituation after the assassinatic (y the Eosoe lt t. (He said] at some hadbeen published on nea Y first page (Ce e seid] and continued on to the fourth page. They agreed thee rything whichn they had up; 9 e9 this time had been sent, (SIRLENIKY told him that he, Vis is at the center of things, - and should end a dispatch abo things in Washington, the fin Sore White House, the move to the Ca pitol, etc.  SrNEVeR: agreed, mentioned the fact thathe i bended to write something about the Communi ty aeeeage ?) for Cuba (Fair Play for Cuba Committee ?? They dx the possibiljty of a wave of antifaucsiad feeling in the capital, but did not feel that it was like , as things. a reunder control. Russian)badel t e call from Moscow to BWKXS SERGEI ~N/.MISHNEVSKI, ingutring f he hadkanything to transmit, VISHNEVSKI said ‘that he received a call from §TRELNIKOV(BORIS.G..) and that STREVNIKOV stated that‘ he had sent everything he had. VISHNEVSKI said that he just received the newspaper and thapft¢V he would like to have time to look it over, requestim that. they call back in about one haur and half and they agreed. Rissian) jel SERGET ON. N. ./ VISHNEVSKY dictated to Moscow a dispatch which con- Sisted of a review of the Unk. 5S. pres, and, in most cases, simply diect translations of various articles. However, when he had finished his dispatch, YURI M/FANTALOV..(?) talked to him, and they discussed the possibil ty of his sending every day. VISHNEVSKY agreed that thismwas possible, and FANTALOV thought that they ought not to have to,depend as mucm as the [100-85 91- bee shbilaes) SEARCHED WEEXED Nef cal seemnacr AE ir ro Clea | see A, DoclId: 327191903 Page 5 Taare
“ Released under’ the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 ae | Washington, D. C, November 24, 1963 S ui ndeaéeé@=y 4 re rs crCBEL | . — X & Y | SUMMARY | ° VIKTO th “ ene TF ROBERT OWEN, State DEpt » toldiVv RPL KARPOV at\ McD iL| ‘MOTT. ?7\Sta Dept, G curity (2) “would 1ike to ¢cSme over ee mba ythis &ternoon A) 2:30 to discuss security meas N 11/24/63 12336 pm WE 2794S - 5) Sires STAS Jef. _MIKOYA onion rotocol i He then answered some questions na procedure tomorrow. | SENGED Ue Ne HBEVSKY dictated to unid. stenographer in Moscow ispatq SEER TAG e funetal cortege from the White House to ‘the Capitol. frussien =a de of Ficex| men, of the 6th vee Conch HY ecinct House to camplain that there's nothing to guard at 1609/Decatur 69) 4 St.W4nd that, best he can get from this man fwho “don't” “Whdeestand too damn much good English," they are not expect- ing anybody here who needs to be guarded. Sgt. on dutk said he would try to get him relieved if he can, but to stand by. meanwhile, dc MIKHAIL R..}SAGATELYAN to a TASS, New € uo ork) discijssing the shooting of LEE HARVEY D» and to Randle the sending of the sf t di) sent as rec'd ; ~~ \" Yrok.. Resin de ‘ ORHAN COUSIN INS L/D to Ambassador ANATOLI F. eons, exchanging ) reetings. SINSJcommented it was a terrible Fuation’.fo the entire worla and that he honedf{the eee not ‘ think him presumptious for making a suggestion, but he owl it would be of the greatest Solent significance if the Chairman (NEITA.WS. | SHRUSH d come here himself Ce omorrow, to o the funeral. pOERI comments it was alrea Me late, mois COUSINS) said it wasn*t at it takes only_10 hours by. air. jfewusins ment toned hat he had received a teleg £3] Des pausing ing that [uakoval ives already on his way fron foscoudl acts pins iste rs e@ was {ill time and that even if he ((earu arrived late and paid,his regpects, right now it would be oe the utmost importance. (COUSINS} also suggested tha the Newspaper comments that they had heard coming teen feeaves about the assassin are a littie premature and under the circumstances it ‘might be better to suspend judgement until - the facts Géome in, because all that can happen now && that the kind of comments that appeared would be misinterpreted, a events may. devel op in an entirely different direction. (COUSINS thought it would be a good idea suspend judgement until they see just what the situation is, [DOBRYNIN said he would send COUSINS comments home (to Moscow) « TUN. pwm i) eta ASTIMILy TUMA, sGzechoslovakian, En Embassy talked to | ne s ippotntient ‘Or Ambassador KAREL |. : eet As peritaey Ee as8h ia BRYNIN at 6230 pm}: | eStock. OK. ALG , te 0 7 oe ~ ?) To , et / DoclId: 327191903 Page 6
. Ret@ased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Usc 2107 “=~ Hote), DATE: 11-14-2017 Washington, DB. C. November 25, 1963 Moondaeé =~y d C : Poe “a 11/25/63 4: eas SERGEI 1. {GOLUBNICHI awakened NIKOLAI G.. ENLCHENMO.and AG)! Sater a Sqviet (possibly OLG M. SOKOLOV).} Russian he M. O. duty man|that the plane((bringing ANASTAS Iy MIK- OYAN- and party running a few minutes late, te, but net not €fough so to make anym changes in plans for eting it at Andrews AFB. Case AN ; - de 5s 0 SERGEI I. {SOLUBNTCHE to Fadison Hotels first inquiring if E (273 Metro sTHsh oH an;JOHAN (ph) &nd party had arrived (they had, just}... 5Q.2 a 5 minutes Sg FE }, from New York) and then to room 1003 to make 2 sure that KUZMINSKY and other members of the wheat Gebega | (@) tion da Part Russian _ WA mala Soviet vena] man o°tlane (pein M._./SQKOLOV. and up BE 5:0 Pa "Pravda, * scow, to SERGEI N./ VISHNEVSKY, who digtat Jai WF 1528 very sympathetic "background' 1 eee on the late President — 233 5 KENNEDY’ s ,lying in state at the Capitol and the forthcoming - 6.34 funerel rites today, emphasizing such things as the respect | and love of the people for the chief of state, and the throngs that had come to the capital by ireins plane and car, from near and far. He arranged to be cal in Jomorroyw.a ul - 1300 pm, (toscow time (5:00 am EST DIC Russian c 213 am (OLES Mo SOKOLOV obtained from unid. person at the M. O v7 ‘{ 56.28 Girections for getting to An#rews AFB. (Russian | c 79-660 oO W 2n6\6 a \ (Cxua Re SAGATELYAN, calling from the embagsy, dictated (we 2a 62.6 an unid. Ise at the New Yor a digpated) concerning the arrival off ANAS’ Stegte tes and party @nd again em- nhasizing thef{Soviet)pee eling of loss and sadness at the death of the Speeders ie hole dispatch on tape if desired. U Russian u) | de, Gey 39001}6) a Sats REIN IS. CLASSIFIED UNLESS OFF OTED art, {NFobeA tron doh tAtreD HEREIN TG UNCLASSTFIED REZCEPR | SAVERY SHOAN OTHERRISE, / A. (/40- 1054. AMT, Le | SEARCHED, . Ake... | A Ha beri § Lene | | Po t DoclId: 32191903 Page 7
~ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 199? (44 USC 27107 aaa Hote) << DATE: 11-14-2017 Vege 5 Washington, D.C, FREE NE FO November 25, 1963 | (xe y summary JQ C BER | Monday Unknown woman, who said she represented the\London Daily esp xpress, phoned ALEKSANDR I, ENE, askingJif he advisewwhether there was sy bas asis to the x that pial uf pilkOve was carrying ersonal message fromlPremier . . BRU su IEV(NIKITA S.J to President JOHNSON act did not Knowe | Caller subsequently phoned the Tass tHiee asking GENNADI DEREVENSKOV, the same 4H questions but DEREVENSKOV did not knov NOW. Lem “WALKER isier,(B8roit Edison Cohpany,. Detroit, Michigan to C ~ ALEKSANDRA. |MIRONOY, stating he had met MZRONOV when he was at the Embassy ko see the Ambassador (ANATOLI F{ DOBRYNIN wm?) o Caller said he was trying to contac EL KOYAN, inking he might have come with his father (ANZ aad »|_MIKOVAN)] for the funeral of President JOHN F. KENNED said h® did not think SERGEI MIKOYAN ned comes ou sky: "A Stn I. MIKOYAN Was accompanied by MIKHAIL N VSKY, formerly here in ° Washington, D.C, but pay" alte ae of the American Department in the Foreign Ministry. CISLER explained that he had given a radio,set to SERGEI MIKOYAN and had brought.it ‘back later to have some repair work completed at the factory. He suggested _that if SERGEI MIKOYAN was not here, that perhaps the. radio could be given to his father to take back him, MIRONOV, said he would check, but doubted this. OK, pwm’ 3:58 (Qa EDUARD.A./.SARATOV to Mx SHUTT (ph) | | TT,, Tel enews \ 75. Daily discussing a possible purchase of fil Footage of 6-55 yo} vents Connected with the death of President JOHN F. KENNEDY, ng UTT mentioned he has talked to, his office and learned they C ae techy 11/25/63 3230 3 JES 2TIAS 62-23 3:4 WE J279 62-29 ay meady ave an agreement with Central Studios (A Soviet film group ?)}He further mentioned that certain coverage had alread been b adcast in the{$oviet Union](eg. shooting of LEE HARVE SWALR),fand they are sending additional coverage to “Centrale studios, Including that from 500 to 1000 ft.which SARATOV had y een interested | (events since Dallas). [SHUTT said that in view of the possibility of a contract with - RATOV, he could sell the film-to him on a Commercial basis of $l. 00 per foot, as compared to $5,00 to $6,00 per foot for Commercial traders,. SARATOV said he would check further and call back. He later phoned SHUTT, stating it had been decided to not buy the ye since it is available through Central Studios fe 0 OK}, oh 43 (yuri E.jJBOBRAKOV-to STEVE (apparently a newsman ence t - WF I8004S ey ha received some persgnal jetters i condolence fro private individuals such as coe wart teh) ou Nee oH ‘ & SHOSTAKOILVICH, (ph) and. Shee ann and f ye ES) yondéred if he should send? ther TEVE AVAL CORN] a s sie ) publication). STEVE hesitated, but™then accepted. {BOBRAKOV et, . also eupressed his own condolences (in connection with the death of President JOHN F. KENNEDY, pwh ser Cie GME 439004]6) Cut DoclId: 32191903 Page 6