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vey ° : SECRET PRONE (Requessers name) ‘O) BADGE NO. “As Ww ' BEASKO NAME CHECK AND CONSOLIDATION REQUEST a _ TUBE DATE INITIALS CHECKING INSTRUCTIONS pone fp a a Fest pm fe | > | | tr rm fe7{{ [| poows [ps [fT S \ i VA la SUBJECT TO BE CHECKED SURNAME vy, GIVEN Pong V OL eo Pong SPELLING VARIATIONS ORS cw D e AKA, ALIASES OTHER IDENTIFYING DATA (Occupation, sex, CP membership, I. §. affiliations, etc.) DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF SIRTH CITEZENSHIP RES IDENCE a RESULTS OF RID/INDEX CHECK . . COMMENTS NT IDENTEFIABLE INFORMATION Ea CARD REFERENCES ATTACHED INSTRUCTIONS FOR REQUESTERS IN ALL CASES 201 CONSOLIDATION @) Use gummed label; type or print all entries, @) Upon receipt of index card reproductions draw a green diagonal line across the items you do not want. 6) Edit (use green) the reproduced index L. Return this form with the card repro- ductions, also return pertinent documents, aperture cards and the dossier if a 201 on the subject exists. 2. For each document to be included in the - consolidation (i.e., copy or cross reference cards to indicate: to be placed in the 201 file), green D the (a) cards to be destroyed (mark with corresponding card and check (a) or (b) green D and note reason for destruction) | below: Examples: document destroyed; duplicate (a) [[] Consolidate into 201- or less informative than retained in- formation; information of no CS value. (bo) [[] Open 201 file on subject. ores Te T FILE TO OTHER INTERESTED DESKS OR STATIONS BE KEPT Note 2. Information concerning foreign , public personalities (except mili- tary) may be available in BR/OCR x7997 « (b) corrections and additions, inclu- ding infinity symbol co when card in- cludes all facts contained in the document. Note 1. Records of COI, SSU, OSS and CIG are in RID/ARD, and those that meet indexing criteria in CSHB 70-1-1 are carded in the CS Main Index. If you believe there could be additional in- formation of value in these records, you must request an Archives Index search. SIGNATURE OF RECORDS OFFICER
13-00000 | VOLKOV, I. (Pte) -  VOEKOFF, Irina S, “Sex:. Female : Citizen: Russian St, nee / . | Date of birthgléyu/efh ne a ' VOLKOV,; I. B. (Col.) a 7  WORKoV, I.s. 90 semen aan pe pera enn ttn peepee spite nnn . } Bo . « ~ : * me ey i Rome-X=2=Pts~160 Folder #6 (26) — T407a9=18 (WEL-18743) (OEL-12876)
(04-10006-10294] Loe . SECRET FROM: Chttuestars name) (1) . BADGE NO. A eral. BRA SKO , NAME CHECK AND CONSOLIDATION REQUEST BRANCH ee DATE RID CONTROL NO. TUBE DATE INITIALS] CHECKING INSTRUCTIONS OT-5 ever | | | TT PP povenes fore | ff || feousree | | | | OP rommersisl rr ff FT| over foowe | | | omg Pere | fT Co | 4 f/al 4% ssi SUBJECT TO BE CHECKED po a é ; y E R1O/ INDEX OTHER IDENTIFYING DATA (Occupation, sex, CP membership, I. S. affiliations, etc.) SSL. ¥ an U tS DATE OF BIRTH PLAGEOF BIRTH pine Sa ae | is S. f ALAS a bed Lee RESULTS OF RID/INDEX CHECK “% COMMENTS ENT IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION La CARD REFERENCES ATTACHED fe “/ INSTRUCTIONS FOR REQUESTERS | IN ALL CASES 201 CONSOLIDATION @) Use gummed label; type or print all entries. @) Upon receipt of index card reproductions draw a green diagonal Line across the items you do not want, 6) Edit (use green) the reproduced index 1. Return this form with the card repro- ductions, also return pertinent documents, aperture cards and the dossier if a 201 on the subject exists. 2. For each document to be included in the consolidation (i.e., copy or cross reference cards to indicate: to be placed in the 201 file), green D the (a) cards to be destroyed (mark with corresponding card and check (a) or (b) green D and note reason for destruction) below: Examples: document destroyed; duplicate (a) [] Consolidate into 20[- or less informative than retained in- formation; information of no CS value. (b) [-] Open 201 file on subject. RESTRICTION (If any) CRE TEM pives | FILE TO a eee ePID ESK | Note 2. Information concerning foreign public personalities (except mili- tary) may be available in BR/OCR x7997. (b) corrections and additions, inclu- ding infinity symbol eo when card in- cludes all facts contained in the document. Note 1. Records of COI, SSU, OSS and CIG are in RID/ARD, and those that meet indexing criteria in CSHB 70-1-1 are carded in the CS Main Index. If you believe there could be additional in- formation of value in these records, you must request an Archives Index search. NATE SIGNATURE OF RECORDS OFFICER
13-00000 eo wae, ae . oo 7 4 3 . : ‘vosmuy, Teor (Mr. and Mrs. ) ae . ne, 7 ‘ - 3819 Holland | Drive . (22 gan ot } | 8, Texas 7 G2 3}. BOR= FO59-.8 7 of ; ; 7 fore 23a 13) ; } mds vosnner, Teor. (Mire). Cabs eee ee ne, 201 “132872 | Ca ee {£E3~73613) i — employed a as:a structural engineer. by © €26 Nov 56) : ; Mullen’ and Powell Dallas, Texas ’ ‘ ( N a). THIS | xia , pee | 7969-9 . VOSHININ, Igor . ore P10,8) ! . | (nel. 1 ) mo (15 Sep 52) 1) VOSHININ, Igor | 201-7969-6 7 . _ (DFB 1773h) _ (2 May 52). ae . (Enel 1) . s THIS CARD FILEC 2 =O MAY’ 92
104-10006-10295 SECRET BADGE NO FROM: (Requosters name) (4) 7 ) [DATION REQUEST AW /RA SiO BA ¥55- NAME CHECK AND CONSOL ON REQ "se [a1 Le bax TO f porner [ove | OT pores [owe | fT pom toe} ty | . t £j wy if # aw.) ha BLY LUIS: SUBJECT TO BE CHECKED GIVEN NAMES SPECLING VARIATION ® BE CHECKED OTHER IDENTIFYING DATA (Occupation, sex, CP membership, AKA, ALIASES . I. §. affiliations, etc.) DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH CUTIZENSHLP RES 1 DENC: a ee ey ee ee RESULTS OF RID/INDEX CHECK t cf ge PER u IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REQUESTERS IN ALL CASES 201 CONSOLIDATION @) Use gummed label; type or print all entries. @) Upon receipt of index card reproductions draw a green diagonal line across the items you do not want. G) Edit (use green) the reproduced index 1. Return this form with the card repro- ductions, also return pertinent documents, aperture cards and the dossier if a 201 on the subject exists. 2. For each document to be included in the consolidation (i.e., copy or cross reference cards to indicate: to be placed in the 201 file), green D the (a) cards to be destroyed (mark with corresponding card and check (a) or (b) green D and note reason for destruction) | below: Examples: document destroyed; duplicate (a) [[] Consolidate into 201- or less informative than retained in- (>) [[] Open 201 file on subject. formation; information of no CS value. RESTRICTION (If any) : CROP TONY |_tves td ERESTED DE OR STATI FILE TO OTHER INT RES DESKS STATIONS BE REP? Note 2. Information concerning foreign public personalities (except mili- tary) may be available in BR/OCR x7997 . (b) corrections and additions, inclu- ding infinity symbol co when card in- cludes all facts contained in the document. Note 1. Records of COI, SSU, OSS and CIG are in RID/ARD, and those that meet indexing criteria in CSHB 70-1-1 are carded in the CS Main Index. If you believe there could be additional int formation of value in these records, you must request an Archives Index search, SIGNATURE OF RECORDS OFFICER
1041000610296 - tm *_ SECRET FROM: fRequesters’ name) @ BADGE NO. if; NAME CHECK AND CONSOLIDATION REQUEST d-W. BRA Sk S74 P05 . SUBJECT TO BE CHECKED SURNAME A) GIVEN NAMES VUDET BV ICH, DB. L SPELLING VARIATIONS TO BE CHECKED OTHER IDENTIFYING DATA (Occupation, sex, CP membership, I. §. affiliations, ete. ) Punch of Racks (Lect . RESULTS OF RID/INDEX CHECK ; COMMENTS NO PERTINENT IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION é CARD REFERENCES ATTACHED INSTRUCTIONS FOR REQUESTERS IN ALL CASES 201 CONSOLIDATION @) Use gummed label; type or print all 1. Return this form with the card repro- entries. ductions, also return pertinent documents, @) Upon receipt of index card reproductions | @perture cards and the dossier if a 201 on — draw a green diagonal line across the _ the subject exists. items you do not want. e) 2. For each document to be included in the Edit (use green) the reproduced index consolidation (i.e., copy or cross reference cards to indicate: to be placed in the 201 file), green D the (a) cards to be destroyed (mark with corresponding card and check (a) or (b) green D and note reason for destruction) | below: Examples: document destroyed; duplicate or less informative than retained in- ; formation; information of no CS value. (a) O MO into 201- (b) corrections and additions, inclu- ding infinity symbol oo when card in- (v) r] Open 201 file on subject. cludes all facts contained in the ‘ |__| Note 1. Records of COL, S8U, 088 and CIG OTHER INTERESTED DESKS OR STATIONS BALE are in RID/ARD, and those that meet pate Pe sk indexing criteria in CSHB 70-1-1 are | Note 2. Information concerning foreign ‘carded in the CS Main Index. If you public personalities (except mili- believe there could be additional in- tary) may be available in BR/OCR formation of value in these records, x7997. you must request an Archives Index search. SIGNATURE OF RECORDS OFFICER
13-00000 | OUSX, . ] OuSsx: ‘ -_ 16-21-1-¥6 ' : BORN C1897 | PL LOT YUDILEVICH, DAVID 200-8-5_51 — BORN 3 APRIL 1882 HAB_1227° et a IN TIRASPOL, RUSSIA - , PAGE § peo} TES | Pt cag | i i>| FILED IN ; Gil INDEX 4 © YUDALENIGH, Po Te . ’ a ‘ ot ‘ : ra Harkovers : vw H ‘ ‘ - Given aa a réferends of tne vion application of PLMALINIECVA, Menardre oan : i ‘ poe PROSKOURIBA, . ‘ j | i _ a? as . _ qonehene Breet ee Seseee wad Las “Sm ote t - vie mos
104-10006-10302 CrLDBERG, Ari. SECRET av Bhd 1. We learned from records in the USUN privileges and immuni- ties section that Abraham Isaac Goldberg, born 30 July 1904 in Pittsburgh, is currently a correspondent for Associated Press accredited to the United Nations. Accreditation records indicate that Goldberg was accredited to the United Nations in the following years living at the following addresses. 1949 - 50 122-31 Metropolitan Avenue, Kew Gardens 15, Long Island 1950 - 55 28-22 211 Street, Bayside, Long Island 1955 - 56 28-43 215 Place, Bayside 60, Long Island 1960 - Present 47-14 Parsons Boulevard, Flushing 55, New York Goldberg's current home telephone is HI 5-4426. His AP office address is 50 Rockefeller Plaza, NYC, telephone PL 7-l1ll, extension 313. His AP office at the United Nations Secretariat is Room 452, tele- phone PL 4-1234, extension 2185. 2. in the United Nations Secre- tariat, mentioned to us that Goldberg had at one time been stationed in Moscow, but we have been unable to learn any more about Goldberg's background. Yt
104-(0007-10013 16 October 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Draft by Chief/CI/R&A for Reply to Army re DUTKANICZ and SLOBODA 1. Raymond Rocca, Chief/CI/R&A, referred subject draft to SR/CI/R for comment to insure that our factual material was properly presented. | jet SR/CI/R handcarried the draft back to him at 1600 on 16 October 64 and suggested one change. This was in regard to the indications of ‘gs pre-defection connections with the KGB. 2 October memo gave the BEVISION report as our main reason for stating that SLOBODA had such connections, with the other facts as supplementary reasons. Mr. Rocca had reversed the emphasis onto the secondary reasons, but he readily agreed to change it back. His problem was to soft-pedal the question of whether the Army had been given the BEVISION report on SLOBODA, but as he pointed out himself, the Army had also debriefed BEVISION and would have been expected to question him about Army defectors. 2. Mr. Rocca is now discussing the matter with Deputy Chief/CI, James Hunt. The draft has not yet been shown to Chief/SR, but the finished product will be coordinated with him. fot yo Lee H. Wigre C/SR/CI/Research
5 October 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Army Request for Information on Statements in Warren Commission Report re Joseph DUTKANICZ and Vladimir SLOBODA 1. On 1 October 1964, Jane Roman of CI/Liaison telephoned Lee Wigren to say that the Army had reacted to certain state- ments Gn page 266 of the Warren Commission Report) about the assignment, KGB involvement and Army security investigation of two former U.S. Army enlisted men - DUTKANICZ and SLOBODA. The statements were contained in a classified memorandum of 6 April 1964 from CIA to the Commission. Through an error by the Commission staff, this memorandum was quoted in the report instead of a sanitized version which had been provided for the purpose. CI/Liaison requested the factual background of the statements as set forth in our classified memorandum. Additional details on the Army's inquiry are set forth in Jane Roman's memorandum for the record of 2 October (Attach- ment A). 2. Late _in the afternoon of 1 October, Jane Roman explained in detail tc of SR/CI/R what was needed. Since SR/CI/R keeps only a skeleton file on defector cases, some time was required to find the exact sources and procure copies of reference documents. This was done on 1 and 2 October. 3. Jane Roman informed || ——_jat mid-morning on 2 October that the Army wanted a written reply and that Chief/ prepared a memorandum (Attachment B) and hand- CI/R&A | prepare one if we provided the facts. Accordingly, carried it to Jane Roman at 1200 hours. 4. Note: It was not possible to attach copies of all documents cited in our memorandum because in one case a document is in 00 files and in other cases there are only thermofax copies available in the 201. This was explained orally to Jane Roman. _— : fi f SR/CI/R
104-10007-10021 : : i e Ci china ©. am fT 2 October 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI Liaison FROM : SR/CU/R SUBJECT : Questions Concerning Defectors Joseph J. DUTKANICZ (201-289236) and Viadimir 0. SLOBODA (201-287527) 1. DUTKANIC Z's Army assignment at time of defection. USAREUR Cage Summary 2-62-2 (copy attached) confirms DUTKANIC2Z's assignment to. the 3and Signal Battalion in Darmetadt. However, his wife indicated that he had CIC connections, In an interview at the American Embassy Moscow on §. December 1961 (cited in DBA-288, 24 January 1962), she indicated that their trip behind the Iron Curtain "had been made possible because her husband worked for the CIC and was allowed to do things the ordinary 'GI' could not do." There are also penciled no- tations in the 201 file suggesting that his Army assignment may have included intelligence functions of some ‘kind. 2. Previous KGB connection of both defectors. en Per USAREUR Case Summary 2-62-2, DUTKANICZ himself told American Embassy officials in Moscew that he had been approached by KGB representatives in a bar near Darmaetadt in 1958 and had accepted recruitment as a result of their threate and inducements. He claimed to . have given them minimum cooperation from then until his defection, although the Army considered it probable that he had dene more than he admitted. A further indication of his KGB involvement before defection is the fact that the special decree granting him Soviet citizenship was enacted three months before his arrival in the USSR; see Emb tel 831. seth iT )2
13-00000 _ SLOBODA's prior KGB involvement was confirmed by/BEVISION, ae veported in YT-1192. See attached memorandum of 28 March 1962 in : : regard to passage of this information te the Army. Further indications are 4 the facta that SLOBODA was a KGB resettlement case and thathe later told si an American Embassy Moscow official that he had been black-mailed amd si framed into going to the USSR: See Moscow Emb tele A-$72, 23 October 1962, | and 851, 23 March 1962. o 3. Army security investigations as immediate cause of defection, Per USAREUR Case Summary 2-62-2, DUTKANICZ tald American © .. Embasay Moscow officials that he had informed his KGB handler that he was under inveatigation for security reasons. He defected soon after, in accord with a KGB suggestion that he do se. SLOBODA's defection was precipitated by increased Army security measures, according to (BEVISION. Lee H. Wigren Distribution: Orig. & Z - Addressee _-Y - SR/CI/R SR/CI/R:iJ. Curtis;cl 2 October 1964 4
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104-(0007-10149 XAAZ.- 3637/0. 23 December 1966 SUBJECT Suggested Graphological Assessment of OSWALD Handwriting 1. I discussed this informally with Mr. Arthur Dooley, CI Staff, who is knowledgeable on the OSWALD Case. Mr. Dooley mentioned that a ” graphological assessment had not been done to his knowledge to determine = © <2: if personality restructuring had been attempted on OSWALD in the USSR. - Mr. Dooley questioned whether such en assessment would really make a worthwhile or reliable contribution to the issue of OSWALD's motivation, and warrant the time and expense involved; that if such an assessment - was atteupted in any formal sort of fashion, the "official" results may only add confusion to the motivation issue, since such results would not have truly scientific validity. He noted that the samples, . to his recollection, represented various environmental conditions ranging _ from nomial passport applications, te condensed diary notations and notesy “~~ that a child's handwriting changes from grade school to college as the . - iv: speed of notetaking increases and the pressure mounts. In this case you * gre dealing with a disturbed mentality as weil. — stp 1976 2. Based on his fanilarity with the case Mr. Dooley feels that OSWALD's motivation is largely explained in tennas of his neurotic background, his failure to achieve status, and his very deep resentment to all + After his stay in the Soviet Union, OSWALD's writings indicate that ho fef€ ~— - neither society had much to offer; and in effect, he rejected both. ar: 3. Mr. Dooley noted that undoubtedly ether factors came inte play to. 3 formulate OSWALD's idea to assassinate the President. For example, oa Saw a movie on TV about an attempted presidential assassination with a ite 4 cs shortly before his deed, which could have sparked him into action. As the ene Warren Commission has indicated, the real motive may never be known. for FOIA Review on 4, Mr. Dooley said that the files are available for inspection by an yt SB officer at any time to look for handwriting samples or any other purpese, , : view of the above, he did not feel that anything could be proved for | therefore questioned the merit of the suggestion at this time. Wil B370-¥ F
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104-10007-10336] . To: Chief, SR/CI/R ?April 1964 l. Warren Harshman ~ CA - Branch 4, Room 3D0109 X 6761 was a farmer Redskinner for SR/IO who, in 1960 from June to September, made five stop-overs at Minsk. His job was that of a guide on a Maupin Tour's Bus that made the run from Helsinki to Warsaw and then back from Warsaw to Helsinki... In Minsk he stayed at the Hotel Minsk. His crypto was either AEHOLLY 152 or 52. 2. 1I'11 check his debriefing report for any possible personality data of interest. In addition to this, you might wish to consider showing him the Oswald photo collection for possible identification. zt Lf os a aan : ‘ wA.W. "Brasko _ <eR/Cl/R
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