‘ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 > = ~7™™= Note) . _DATE: 11-14-2017 sp eaine0 ment = Wa shi. AQTON, : Dred ie”, Maxe Decemb 714 w1963 oe attemptin 3 to reach the bout 9: 30 or 10:00am, they ieft for fiechingtonte G LIY. pv. -SKRITSKY to VLADIMIR..V, -VASHEDCHENKO_,at TASS telling ary it is requested that he come to the Embassy ¥ x now if it\is possible. OK. - Russian CTE x (x ae rye Sunday asiy ri EVGENI eveant_ vi Shee Ovtcall sthe Nagiernor Clinton. Ther in in NYC’ Zisov. wv. Puppeteers butlearns ib Ww find dgasting House, explaining that it was necessary to take INA, M.o\ FROLOVA..there,/ ISAKOV checks and says it is loc Necich at 4 40th and Brandywine, NW, station WIOP.Russian whw YAsTLIy. eases to VIKTOR,.Ff..ISAKOV, asking how to 2:3 VALERIYA_A.\ VASHEDCHENKO:L/D to Tass, New York, to SASHA C F807 SMALL\LURIE,\who asked if VASHEDCHENKO had received the mess&ge, 54-59 VASHE ENKO aid she had. SASHA then wanted to know if : MIKE (MIKHAIL R.ASAGATELYAN) was around, »VASHEDCH ‘said | he wasn¥t,. SA then wanted to_know if VASHEDCHENKO}had C. API instead, SHA then}Jread, the UPI: "The Soviet Press | seen the oer. fv “heal se said|she hadn*t, that th@y had Fa () Accused today that LEE HARVEY OSWALD, accused assassin of the /y, President was an Ameri n spy|during the 24 years. he was in Soviet UKESKX SASHA*then suggested that; VASHEDCHENKO never mind this Washing on..Post.oe.put it aside{and concent on findin 6 KHATL. ‘Re SAGATELYAN or WLADIMIR V. VASHEDCHEN- p VLADIMIR,V...AVASHEDCHENKO L/D to. Tass, New York to SASHA SMA wath NURIE, advising her tha e,had seen some people at the Embassy, Oo advised hm to sen Tene ashington.Post, story, not his tory, so he is not go cn) to Wo anything. (§ (SAs asked if he had seen the Times, ang) he said he had, briefly, and supposed it was deetrenita b cle, sisi) Seta it had been sent y | last night. ULVASHEDCHENKO ]said id not feel he ha enoughy. mat da story. “OK. SASHA said she would advise her boss, 6) (i pwn soa GALINA. M, NEROLOVA, to GELIY D. \SKRITSKY, advising that she had been tothe rmadio station and had walked over to iH Conn. Ave. but_didnot see a bul or taxi” and requesting that | a chauffeur come for her. SKRITSKY said\ that) there was ' no car of chauffeur there, snk BRE Sh her ‘to call | back a little later. BBC Yee VEL Russian bw | GPYEEIED BA SSN VANES UE | VLADIMIR A, SINITSYN _ YN ‘to du utyman, ste vuag ahs 4 there should WI passportsat the Emba sy) ‘The dutyinen told him that they {had already been given to a= te IY. VANQVICH 2). OK, (ATOMIC ENERGY DELEGATION ? Ss . pwm Winatt thei iy DoclId: 327191903 Page 9
“Released under’ the Jolin‘’F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 ef en hes whet Ts —— Washington, D. C, NTAINED HEREIN fi December 3, 1963 ALL iNFO CLASSIFIED U OTHERWISE NOT Tuesday ( & Get had . -KOLOSSOVSKY. informed VLADIMIR Pej ZAITSEV that he an DB. AURAVEV. will be coming to’ Washington from Los Arigéles BY plane ne "tomorrow" (note it isfonly 2:05 in Le. Ao, | so probably means today), arriving at Dulles at 8:25 pm, He asked that they be met, and that their wives be noti- ST fied this morning. . \ Russian dc GALINA _M.\.FROLOVA.left word at the Soviet Embasy in Paris for SVIS NOV or AVDINOVA (ph) that Amb, ANAT ANATOLI Fi DOBRY- NIN..requesits the embassy ,to wrange to meet th the oAROy, from MAMEDOVA:,, POLEVOIL, ‘POLYA etc.) Los Angeles (INOZEMTSEV,7 who are flying from there ‘Eomorrow on TwAL | a-flight- AIR iFrance flight 002, and to arrange a day of sight-seeing i for hem, Russian de /Duty Man, COMPRESS, to NIKOLAI ( sie. DRUZHKIN ) at Embassy ? lasking at what time the car would ba sent for the lads. (courier Finally agreed that DRUZHKIN will send car in 15 minutes. . Russian _whw | Ao 6. i” : MBUTENR Be sO eS notified ‘sevéral women, among them‘ VA . MABUT mas RRITSKY ¢ that the meeting,which usually\takes ecrENK on ed. cathe xe held a& the embassy this evening at ( f6x00 pm, Most ‘sad they'd be tilere, Ruse de gy Prasumtetin aaeaenies Wai Dept. for him to travel to New York on Dec. 5 by car, re- {jturning on Pec. 9 or 10, also by car, . . Rus. de [YURI N.\GRADOV to SERGEI S.\ MALOV. asking him-if there is lanyone available at the Com hercial Office to drive him to ithe railread station becaueeShe has to catch a k@@x@@ 10:00 fam train for New York, MALOV thought that no one is ak availa- f fble to drive him and GRADOV replied that he would take a j taxi. - Russ pob HEVGENI S$. ERSHNEV asked that a note be sent to the State t4 an’ nn dy & MARY ANN (LNU) (office of LLEWELYN\ THOMPSON | 12) to PETRI. - MARKOV stating that the Ambassador ‘LLEWELYN THOMPSON ?). would like for Sov. Amb TOLI F.\DOBRYNIN to stop in today Bt 12315 ane if oo enient. MA er. checking, ' stated mb (DOBRYNIN) has a lunchedn appointment at 1 PM. tLoday.and asked if that. would be -sufficent time, MARY: ANN isaid' she is sure it would be, X&Y agoai 1S) TS UNCLASSIFIED RE Li INFORMATION CONTAINED > WHERE SHOWN OTRERWISE. « HEREIN DocId: 327191903 Page 10
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 seoRer ong oe Washington, D. Co December 3, 1963 ere : Tuesday (x & Y nai ORSHAKOV toSROBA_(? - \Ethippian Embassy), askin if he could|see ROBA, RQBA said sur& come to his office, ‘PORSHAKOV a$ked about lunch, but ROBA said he would be too } busy. PORSHAKOV finally agreed to co.me to ROBA's office at 1:00 pm, day after tomorrow. de \ ittenberg Univ., Springfield, Ohio, $ GALINA M.\ FROLOVA TO advising that they we ding two films one o4% which was "NIKITA SERGEEVICH® GAL left message for MIK (ph. ) - that the films"Soviet Russia"and " Our City in fhe p for (A ! were not evailable, FROLOVA says tat she was calling for . VIKTOR K. (NOVASH, - wbw ALEKSANDR ZINCHUK, to St. Louis Post Dispatch attempting MARQUIS _) who would not be availaHeuntil w \ZINCHUK, returning call to a be. WLoRL (oh J Cy S“apparegtly a reporter (_teletypes fn eckgroun L Lot wanted to\Lif there was, any word on whetber he co go o{Soviet UnionJNo. LZINCHUK)told him to write to thee (Preées Departmnt, LORIJsaid that what he was really call ng CK Ay) bout was to get an Idea as to what was in the files th > AROBR turned over to the State Dept. 9 Cost) . ) _ LEEY LD. LORI |sdid that they were particularlyCs) ‘IinteRested Bn the type of work that OSWALD did in Minsk uy and how his wife got an exit x visa from the(USsR. ZINCHUK indicated that this could probably. be answered by the State Department and it was up to them. {ZINCHUK}sdd that he would et no information fpom the[SovietS]re t re a\('8) wl gate ah a . Mat DGAR of the/State Dept. to VLADIMIR A. SSINITSYN saying that Mr “AVENKINS will be bringing thot assports (all éxcept one7Z pich will be brought over tohorrow morning, probably} over to the consulate around 4:30pm, ok. pob whw ANATOLI FAS DOBAYNIN to A, MABE , at they storia Hotel simply to tell him goodbye, and to apologize ( For hig inability to see him aff personally. PETROSYANTS said everything had gone very well, especially his with (GLENN rT.) SEABORG. DOBRYN ° with\| P. to A. A istry. DoclId: 327191903 Page i1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act o — Hate)” | DATE: 11-14-2017 7 EC ree WASHINGTON, D.Ce CLASSIFIED UNLE&S OTHERWISE NOTED WASHINGTON» WEDNESDAY 12500 a Unknown Soviet male (Possibly VLADIMIR M, JZOROV, who was WeCde 27 o.5 llsudsequently known to have left the Embas$y phoned the 26-49 ffWashington Municipal Folice Department, aSking for their —iaddress, The address was given as 2014 "K" Street. Caller PASaid he wanted to come: to them. (No indication of the We reason) . pwm 9:4Q a [KENNETH CRARK.. (Motion Pictured Industries?) to VIKTOR WE_O7945 H informing him that-while he was in NY yesterday, -18° S| = YEOV (MIKHAIL.V.7) called and asked to talk wil OE and CLARK's Secretary states that KRYLOV wanted - j to come and see hime CLARK saw said that his Secretary |tetls h3m that KRYLOV is a Correspondent, however, CLARK p hadn't heard of khim. NOVASH told CLARK that he is a new Soviet, and workson Sov. newspaper “Agriculture Life". CLARK said he would be delighted to see KRYLOV and will call. him and make a date. OK. jel ri | AN VALUZHEntcHtts Sere RAM V Pt Sunevskaya. asking or SERGE! Ne |VLSHNEVSKY, whO"wasasldep, VAL. tells her — ie eis ting to fi out how VI$HNEVSKY, VITALI. V. | RETRUSENKO, d MIKHAITLYKRYLOV are going to New York on 4 | iday, by car or by trdin. SVETLANA did not know the ans- fj wex. Shortly, thereaftex VALUZHENICH called PETRUSENKO . |who informed him that he is not positive but he thinks that \ ithat they will be gxm going by car.OK. Russian pob 9334 am | Me \POLANSKY to GEORGE \CURTISS, leaving message for YURI_I.. WF 8004S 1 SOBRYKOV who was not in. POLANSKY States that his wife got 4.13 S) }sick ‘today and that he will not be able to make the previous- 1 ly\planned 1:00 pm lunch appointment today. POLANSKY added }that he will call BOBRAKOV some other day for another app~ j ointment. OK pob | | Sov viet Operator to SERGEI NA VISHNEVSKY and ANDREI. ni LTS sae 1KQV ama telling them that ALEKSANDR 1.\ZINCHUK is ex- Pec cting them now at the Embassy (for Phess conference?) Russian . pob 2... 93 ot | KONSTAN TANTIN..T\ ZOTOV, to Evening Star subscription dept. in- “forming ng then, at he mo ‘ed about a month ago to 441 Sommer- set Place tel. 427. and that he would Nke to have : ar de Pees at ink Sadeots. OK. ; pob Led = eee = Des S176 freyomnan DER " * Boctassity o@ane X & Y 39933 PO), a7 Mie @; Vf g ALL INFORMATION CONTA! SEM tn py roby] poaece ma upy 7 19h | nates y= ! ~ ianielie roca LEP pReBEa AL |g en TARR, Bf <= WASH. ne fy DocId: 32191903 Page 12