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: 3 on a ad ties venetian te, Suchet Pao tara ‘WasmingTon, 0.C. 20505 TO: | - Director, ., Federal’ Bureau of. f. Investigation) {34 - Oe oe _ Attention: Name. Check. Unit .. 2, ane FROM: Deputy. ‘Director. for Plans oe suBdéct: > Spabere ‘Janes ‘KORENGOLD a “GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. ~ “E. We: would appreciate ‘pedéiving a any tracés on April 1971: — Subject subsequent’-to your letter of _16 ‘/ (file number 105 79059) which forwarc tracés ‘on. ‘Subject: in response - to’ “our, of a April. 1971: ree bee ee . 2. ALL of the: information: on Subject availabe ® din this Agency: s' files was forwarded ‘to you ‘in ‘ | noted above.” . 2 a 3 - eg copy “CL RY 012591 - E2 «(MPDET DSr ; . - te. Ural J
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pose “aonb th 5 Abe ne 1 4 ‘ne let | PELE TRACE REFERENCES 201256992 a ‘SUBJECTS Rebait “Je KOR shdota (zo1-25092) 7 Covinent Tha: fettovics is a sumity of ‘the subjects Das. It ao veldeved te ~ be ‘a conipleta account of ovoiyttitng in’ ‘the fie whieh” ‘is. relevent. | a i. On 5 ay 1959, “gudjectts’ driver, later identified as ons Boerhard. Ae rat, iz o not, spelled gut ty Berlin. It As, of cours, now “Known thsit: ‘KORSNOOLD is ain . feet a correspondent stationdd tn Nigscow.) The station's source’ “noted frei : none | “Be 4 aubsequont report front Berta requested traces on , TLTTEL, ‘and reperted that lie wap born 33. August ine in Stuttrart, and that ‘he was” the, emer of the oor which had brought KO “ta 1952 by. wnited Press yhotos (Enotes?) in Hest Berlin and was arrestéd in’ East Berlin in Walese rer unspecified reasons. an Pebpilise to ‘thts s requést, “ Hoadqiarters came up with txo traces on a (im) TiT Trals - ~ asa (tu) Tiitab, bora 1yl2, was urrested on 21 June 1918 by the KVD at his nere aguarently Zast Berlin) ror participating in the tHaldor Nevexent", be A (nu) TTSL born ca. 191) was mentioned in a "CASK Report” (EGGA= 4 . - . eraree SEU iit | PVP He p ate ba” “3 May 68 processed Subjects bagsage in Sast berlin Lor shipment to Hoscew, SETTEL stated ‘hat okaOOLD was employed by United Freda. The Berlin ‘station, wile - ih this ‘Feperty regarded the circunctarices of the incident as "clearly ” axipicve,* it noting that, the only sintlar incident had been, ths passsage of | tiie Sepa brother’: in zareh: ‘19ST : ‘Coanent Tie grounds ‘for siispleien: were: _ ‘oRNGOLD' a pap ers thet he was authorized to ‘Fotain in. the UssR for UW dayse Berlin requested” traces; 7 4 aaddeeartors had none, mented the FBI, was - alse had.” . RSNGOLD ‘to Bact Berd for ‘the trip, to the: USSR: Berlin. had cajia up wath a ort ‘trace ‘te the effect that TINTEL was exployed: an antisSoviet underground group in East Germany.
14-00000 nae 5 SECRET en a _ . _ B90KL, June 56) as beings connected with (possibly a siember : of) the SED, : : : a 3e In a cable ‘dated 19 Sept 66[ Station reported that a certain Robert be pi nos * Re Houser, a realtor from Fort hyers: ‘peach, Fiorida, in tréhsit ‘ve Germany, - 4 . . a contacted the | Soviet ‘Bubasiy in: “Inxémboirg. oa 5s Septenber to apply for a visa " oo - _ : : te: Wisit Koaeaw for 2 days. ie elbined that hs would stay. eithet vith his aunt | on : ° ee Featding in: Moscow ‘or with Aieswoek éorteapiondent Robert. Je KoRERIOID. HOUSER h cs , docs not rafiect what the results: of this request wore’ Additional bio. on 7 noises Doo 6 Sopt 55 Witness addres ee 92 ‘San ‘carlos. Drive, ‘Fert ingens tee oo. ee seh , se ‘did not received: hia’ vida in Luxeaboure, and outa, he would try: te got it. in; East Derling[ | reaiestea tracés on nous aid’ KORENG GOLD, but’ the. file
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- I checked -out Press Publicity Section whether any thing derog on attached. REWSWEEN article dated 1 June 1970, is abdut his : -  . by Subject - OF ele ‘ith Andred AMALRIK 10 1965 in Moscow. j AMWALRI¢K arrested by Sovs & sent to lebor camp. . : (SB have il thia info) \ a | fate id - there have been some very top journal Fa on whcs ‘reported end got tidbits, - but never to b 8 6 6 the extent ot of POAIng” euch CONLECES ce seeevers ; : ; ea yy en TU Are smc a ty Kone . Bee Set me Maa pot ete aR MR ee gama ene : : ep ae hE . i i : - \ a 2 { 4 : Jat i A - 7 aeeeperat ene pee and. his wife but © ae on es We. pave ogganee ‘ints ‘on - KORENGOLD ut be claret else: iss -. no derog.. ABDONOR had, heard» the faae about hia. ne +, B USSR- has infortiation of possible ue “ °. show ti ‘ / ith Valeriy Vadimovioh —— 5 rr wo memeigenere notre an tanta AfEtians Kaen ee oS oe our records -d interest, partioul arly’? re: contact w LEDNEY. , SB/cr/l Toe 2 ae ‘ oo ee oe *. ok ane Rare fats ape ara Lae Hoehne mene ot pratense seas aenene wene  2 48> i de a “secre — bok ee ‘16 MAR 7 _pOCUMENT pesTatCT 0h Worle reo st ot ean Be "| to: a1o/ane nee 7 werent eee out ¢ ; ACTION ‘DESK: 2 Destroy this fora 4f an n aperture: card (mieré?tta. image) made froa the attached” document: ean ‘be released. to. cs Personilel without Prior 4 reference oa FS » your branch, ~. oa tty ew eer s mretan deme» . 2.. To restrict, access to the. information: contained in ene, attached document. complete | this form and forward to RID/ADP. . . eat m eens tate mynte eanme oe nage tera heck PETE UREN a AERELR ee omveaties ny - Q be; {ou On 4 van wesTaict GOCUMENT S¥MBOL ry NUMBER ; ms . ; - dre BRANCH (use CSN $- so aly) : pate (Day, gonth, pear) aestRicTes ey (Name) . i FORM oesoucre » i nF fi q y —_ . : 12.63 1884 coirioss “ee cos ; SECRET en } ; a : Tots ; Seomreeng ond aecteevfanen | i - “ : we - . oe : os H ed
74-9000 & “aU, S.. citizen; and is married. to“a French citizen named Marie Christine: nes . PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH ae ben [pee =] wi. ve ed 8 rr i ) t _Chiéf, European Division ”. Up uo7 [so morenig eeayiate a ay i lomey Glatt Desir Chief, Soviet Bloc Division _ Nt 1 _ fos wroempiune WR 8 way ae REDLEG - - Robert James." "Bud’ Phas ENCOLD. Bre S60 2 ws. ATH EGURED - wert i nas a ' a! a A re Uke ged : oe oa “ACTION REQUIRED: AS Indicated‘ : - ~ a rn : . : - . phoebe _ bs) cP i, _LNCUFF. records ‘show. that. KORENGOLD was born on’4, September 1929; is ; : 2DAVIRON, boxrn 23 October 1937 in France, They. reside at 10 Onslow Gardeng;* “~Loridon/‘S; W, 7, and they have at Jeast one child, Kevin Lioyd RORENGOLD, born’ _ onls September 1968 in London, KORENGOLD is listed in Station’ records as head - tion (to. Which. a "number of: Soviet press, and radio correspondents belong). 2. Kenrieth. N. RACOLIN (p). who setved with KORENGOLD in ‘Moscow ‘and who 7 we a): KORENGOLD has twice been stationed in Moscow), first with UPI in - we about 1961- 62 and then with Néwsweek in about 1963-65, Between these two * Bas ot assignments, he took a course in "Russian studies ‘at Harvard under ‘a Nieman , ; Fellowship. -He’ does, of course, + speak Russian. . . b), Having’ “excellent contaéts in. Soviet intellectiial circles; KORENGOLD- Awa’ one of the best Sources: of information’ for ‘LNYATE and LNCUFF press: ‘personnel. in Moscow, On more than one occasion: KORENGOLD ran into, ditfi= ; ‘. eulties with the Soviet authorities}. he along: with an LNCUFF officer were. in ‘the . apartment of the. author AMALRIK when it was raided.” : “= continued - ous. GROUP I: EXCLUDED FROM ‘AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICAT ION [sen te ao ER OP muon nny. OELA - 53420 _ 24 February 1971 SECRET 201- 05° 60° Yat: " of the Newsweek. ‘bureau in London and as a member of the Foreign Press Asposian 7 Se is “still known to him, as haying been ‘an ‘LNYATE | official L there, has told us the follow- - ne
cry CLASBP RBTS TPE be A TRIE BURR IE. ONL Ma OEE CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH OELA - 53420 S.E CRET ¢) KORENGOLD probably maintains asamuck contact ag he can with hiso7 77” circle of Soviet acquaintances from his Moscow days,- and since he is an ag- gressive and well-informed man, he probably also is widely acquainted among . Eastern and Western préss.circles in London, : dd) In RACOLIN'S ‘opinion, KORENGOLD would, cooperate with JKLANCE if, ' after suitable cultivation, requests for dissisance-were-made.. -- -* > a “e) RACOLIN and his wifé were personal friends of the KORENGOLD's, ' and on one‘ofshis TDY¥s to London, it would be natural for RACOLIN to contact | KORENGOLD; then of later RACOLIN could introduce| to him. - ; . 3; ‘We are'cognizant of not only the security reservations which ‘might arise from KORENGOLD's years in Moscow and his having a French wife, and we are like~ wise cognizant of Section 5b, ‘CSI-F 50-10. ‘Nevertheless, we Would appreciate re~ ‘| ceiving Headquarters and LNERGO traces on:the KORENGOLD couple. We would: also welcome your comments as to the: practicality of our considering him es a pos-- ™ sible future source reporting on Soviets in‘London, © oe ee Lb Ho Fey "Arthur F; DARMODY 2 ‘ jeeen ese ~ ~ net tee en ee eee — hee a ip - ee eee ~~ — ‘ a t ~ Y : c] ¢ e O coset neces rary Feats neni ening seme emer 8 em = . a Peete et)
14-00000 SECRET. Se | | PRIORITY — _.  SLMAY 1967 0 TO: _ MBADQUARTERS 2919262 ne f u = . | ‘ 1¢ y - REF: “figs 536: _— je BFS hat neat “ Ts . BRADSHER “AND onencouo Weranste CONVERSATION ‘SEPARATE. ae re As BRADSHER: | "BASIS: HQS Soa ABOUT AP we be iy QUERIED BRADSHER WITH RESULTS s reports [J tapas »o THROUGH 3 oo | ae a B. KORENGOLD: fs PARA 1 ‘PROVIDES SOURCE AND ; a Pe BACKGROUND RATA FOR EMSTEL 5014 PARA 2. “NOTE THAT TUES “eer | ° - # '- TO. KORENGOLD- 200K CONVERSATION MID. APRIL: “200K HAS: NOT SEEN | ae J. ~ KORENGOLD: PAST FEW. ‘DAYS, BUT HAS AGREED SER. HIM SOON ‘AND. Tay orb HIM REVEAL SOURCE. RYT WE ‘ buBIOUS CHANCES succéss. . a . "PARAS 3 “AND 4 ARE ALSO KORENGOLD. . aod vers 2. NO FURTHER DETAILS ‘REF PARAS B “AND 6. ae ‘3. ASTF33 patED 30 NAY REPORTS stoRTEs| ___] PARAS 2A. AND B AND 3A AND. B.. ‘conTAiNS ‘NO NEW. INFO. FYI, FLAT STATEMENT’, IN “AIRGRAN. THAT: THESE STORIES FROM EE SOURCES is" MISLEADING. BRADSHER IDENTIFIED HIS SOURCES, TO 200K ONLY AS os ceporteD[ |. AND AIRGRAH STATEMENT ‘THUS REPRESENTS 200K « 7 _ INTERPOLATION. a . 4 ‘ "ye 89s Fe 8 ECRET ‘ ! Vl Qs b6CO72A. : # Catrtrmanbamancrwene ne OC I~ Bom~ Cp fem aud ont Pi! as h ‘ 9 1 MAY 196 7 Ped - rer 4 gt 7° 6 ‘ * ane °
14-00090 » € “  § ECR E T | - ere | : 4.” RE PARA D. REF WE CONFIRM THAT THIS’ REFERRED TO 26 MAY "PRESS CONFERENCE. 200K HAD: NOT PREVIOUSLY HEARD THUS RUMOR . — “OF SEMICHASTNYY APPOINTMENT, “THOUGH it APPEARS AMB HAD = FROM a —_ _ - _ CORRESPONDENTS. INCLUDING: INTERALIA KORENGOLD: : oe a 5. ~ DURING. SOCIAL, EVENING 25 MAY, WITH “CANBROONT AN STUDENT. po es, : (AT MOSCOW MEDICAL INSTITUTE) JOHN ‘LYONGO, DAVIS ASKED ABOUT 3 oo oS _ REACTION OF STUDENTS | AN HIS DORMITORY TO ‘SVETLANA DEFECTION. Le 7 _ 7 LYONGO. REPLIED Sov’ STUDENTS, EAGERLY. INTERESTED, RELATED HOW THEY... CROWDED HTS ROOM THO. EVENINGS LAST. WEEK WHEN vOa REPORTED oN a oo ATLANTIC MONTHLY , ARTICLE AND, CRITICAL LETTER TO SVETLANA FROM _— ee “HER Sow.” LYGNGo STATED. MAJORITY. SOV, STUDENTS HE KNows ARE.. ree mera CRITICAL OF SVETLANA, BUT SOME ARGUE OTHER ‘SIDE AND FEEL “SHE en Co ‘SHOULD BE FREE TO co WHERE AND Do WHAT SHE WANTS. SIMILAR SPLIT bo * OF ‘VIEWS: “OBTAINED | WHEN FOREIGN ‘STUDENT SUGGESTED SVETLANA SON PROBABLY. ‘WROTE “LETTER ‘TO ‘SVETLANA ‘UNDER: INSTRUCTIONS, OR PRESSURE: | ‘MAJORITY. SOV STUDENTS DEFENDED LETTER As HONEST | EXPRESSION- SON'S ; | VIEWS, ‘BUT. SOME: (PLUS. CONSIDERABLE ‘NUMBER FORETGN STUDENTS) FELT HE TOLD To WRITE at wo pe) a END OF MESSAGE Copy No. _1 of 4. Distribution . 1, 2, 3, - cSB/CG/I ' ; 4, - CSB 3 1 MAY 1967 SECRET
14-00000 . , . f 7 rm om, _— 7 SECRET an . i + PRIORITY. a 28.MAY 1967 oe TO: HEADQUARTERS 2715352 Oe: So oe CITES: Beneatts - Cet pe ME : cr _ ASSUME, YOU: AWARE, AUTHORITATIVE: UNSIGNED PRAVDA EDITORIAL 27 NAY ATTACKING. ALLEGED U.S. ANTI ‘SOVIET CAMPAIGN OS eS WHICH IT SAYS..IS (AINED!AT. SOTH, ANNIVERSARY AND WHICH IT. OS ATTRIBUTES TO HIGHEST us LEVELS. CLEARLY PROMPTED BY SVETLANA RN ae sagen gy mnecee Meet beaded Dyna bm ponte w . , ia . AFFAIR, “ARTICLE CITES. DEPARTMENT, “USIA, CIA; _ TOON, LEONARD | ; oR INR); ‘KENNAN, "AND OTHERS: AND KERENSKY , TARSIS AND to ee a SVETLANA. “TASS-ENGLISH. CARRIES FULL TEXT’ PLUS COMMENTARY, ot re vo AND ‘CORRESPONDENTS hae BUSY FILLING STORIES. -EMBTEL $179- 4 . | REPORTS. © UE os — ook _ ee DOR ee PSs a os. 2 YOU PROBABLY. ALSO FANTLTAR WITH SHOLOKHOV SPEECH. “ A WAY AT WRITERS CONGRESS IN WHICH HE BROKE LONG SOVIET MEDIA: as SILENCE, ON, SVETLANA BY, CITING HER AS: DEFECTOR AND LINKING HER 7) Pes WITH cla, “THUS EFFECTIVELY LAYING GROUND. WORK FOR TODAYS Seren = | ALSO, AS ‘NOTED: WEEIA 21 ‘DATED: 26 MAY, “T2VESTIYA’ Zz “MAY. WORKED ~ a “IN DIG AT. KENNAN, DIATRIBE ON REPRESSIONS IN ‘PARAGUAY AND LATIN AMERICA IN GENERAL.: “(WEEKA TEXT CONTAINS MINOR TRANSLATION. " ERROR;, SEE 12vEsTIYs) et . . 7 : : Be KORENGOLD TOLD AKALO SKY TODAY THAT HE SAW SVETLANA‘S SON E EVENING 26 MAY. SON SAID HAD NOTHING TO SAY, IF AND WHEN . "HE DOES HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, HE WILL FIND WAY OF SAYING IT.. fa 3) SECRET -pa pry, Dewey Bs ena QPP Poe Ci PRET nity Cie fee cal yw ro is sy f3s- a 3 Chop 2 8 MAY 1967 .
14-00000 SECRET — ee: ae [___]conovenr’ “SOUNDS LIKE ARTICLE BY SON MAY BE IN: “OFFING) rrr oe “BRIAN FALL. OF BRITISH EMBASSY TOLD SMITH 27: MAY, THAT. ~~ ed poo os WEEK OR TWO “AGO: KORENGOLD TOLD HIM, CITING SOVIET source rn oe Bey, i a a (Not iDENTIFIED; BY -FALL,- AND. PRESUMABLY Not BY. KORENGOLD. TOD Tee a a FALL), THAT ‘TWO “ARTICLES BEING PREPARED ON SVETLANA. FALL: = . : SUGGESTED TODAYS EDITORIAL PRORABLY CONSTITUTES” ONE OF muese. © FL : _ THO: ss | ware ee ae See ENDSOR MESSAGE Sy aa : tf L - = a > - _ ie \ of H 2 i Copy No. 1 of 4 4 . a a Distribution — 7 reo SS RERET. ue 2 8 MAY 1967 ,
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14-00000 SECRET PRIORITY) | 27 MAY 1967 TO: ° ~HEADQUARTERS 2622102. er aan HQs S04 : . AN RESPONSE SPECIFIC Question: ‘26 MAY FROM’ 200K (0, a4 t mevaers vonete | . 2 _ AFTER aougation win ‘ARMITAGE; SELECTED AS BEST PERSON’ _ TATED | OUR E OF REF STORY “WAS THREE _ MAKE INQUIRY) , BRADSHEK INDIVIDUALS OF THREE DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES, NONE OF THEN, ; $ ’ aes i: i i ’ iy oF : SOVIET: HE DECLINED IDENTIFY. ANY OF THREE BY NAME. HE IS : i a, - 1 | “fy | rf ’ 5 KNOWN HOWEVER, ‘HAVE! coop CONTACTS AMONG EASTERN EUROPEAN wee "JOURNALISTS HERE.) - . QS 2. BRADSHER ‘PROVIDED FOLLOWING AMPLIFICATION ox STORY ‘as | ee FILED. -GUHICH ‘WE HAVE NoT YET SEEN) : / AL INVESTIGATION OF ‘SVETLAWA AFFAIR UNCOVERED. EXTENSIVE" EFFORTS BY FOREIGNERS HERE ‘TO UNDERMINE MORALE OF SOVIET: CITIZENS, PARTICULARLY: INTELLECTUALS. , ae 2B. DOCUMENTS: ‘(UNTDENTIFIED) HAVE BEEN STOLEN FROM os eet ; SOVIET’ ARCHIVES (ALSO “UNIDENTEF LED): ‘AND: SMUGGLED ABROAD. 7 Pn mere went . eats e $4 rican eerie se tenner 8 3, a an aoe THIS FEATURE ALLEGEDLY IS PARTICULARLY * SORE POINT: WITH. SOVIETS...» oo. ee oor woe ve i a BRADSHER STATED ALSO. HE. HAS ‘HEARD FOLLOWING. ADDITIONAL obo Meena ernie wee epee woe “f° “RUMORS WITHIN. PAST FEW DAYS. HE. AGAIN DECLINED: NAME SOURCES, |” “ALTHOUGH 200K FEELS THEY MAY BE SAME AS GOR ORIGINAL STORY: Cress Le Fere cr od ; . : Pipe weeny Rs - ase Bek tye = S295 9 2 oo ipo os ~ . oa eae | SECRET; (| 3 PEST , ferret. BU [- AB TUOFA een , g7 MAY 967
SECRET -2- As ~ UERATIE a - _ ent ‘Ss TO. BECOME (NEW CHATRMAN- OF STATE: | - COMMITTEE. ‘FOR RADIO BROADCASTING AND TV, VICE. NOVEMBER - Mesvarstv WHO TO BE NAMED AMBASSADOR TO GHANA. c. VARIOUS: SENIOR Kes OFFICIALS ASSOCIATED WITH _ SEMICHASTNYY HAVE. BEEN ‘SENT ‘OUT TO THE BOON DOCKS. | ak _ JUST ee 4.°° ABOVE OBTAINED ‘BEFORE “FRIDAY: PRESS CONFERENCE’ PINFORNED. "BEFORE OR AFTER: PRESS” CONFERENCE HENRY. SHAPIRO “AMBASSADOR PRIVATELY wiat-SHEVCHENYO; ‘CHIEF OF PRESS DIVISTON OF. “RONCOM, TOLD HIM” “TODAY. THAT SENICHASTNYT UKRAINE AS FIRST DEPUTY- PREMIER. _ a a ; ran EMB REPORTING PARA 4 INFO, “PROBABLY IN STERILIZED. FORM. —_ = 200K HAS PASSED ON STORIES PARA 5 IN INFORMAL LETTER,. HAS NOT DECIDED. WHETHER WILL REPORT FORMALLY. |= Ss some ona et ee ee END OF’ MESSAGE, Copy No. J of, 4 Distribution : 1, 2, 3, - CSB/CG/T 4, - CSB - a SECRET 27 MAY 1987
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August is a month of duo annisecssarios. “Twenty "Yeas AKO, _shlygt tanks Nhended Paris as Marqujit pie ‘dying in the streets; 50 yea add rance plonged- cinta the -four-yehe ngiy of World War 1 Pai-- sianveyftaking pert, in hast.wer schend’s ob-- servance of itis liberation had vivid Grand Ghee of 19P-IS now & far olf. inde ed,to the Toung it is as remoter'gd-Cadkar's invasion of Gaal. Nat ‘30 for ti  Adriemic "Nicolet. GreattWar's beginuing, re: inains sha ly. in a actaally saw fathegé Canihause is Jon. tiles fi the Ceninia ho eek the sider wilow, stl blond at 74) tald Neveu eea’s Whitman ~ Baisdw wig it was thhe that Augint _moming SQ years zo. When the cdready- ‘mobiliced # ‘rench Aung’ pulled back its _ troups igor the fontiégim the hepe of | (a last-fytn e@ peace move, . - Rrengh Cok Jules Andie Peugeot, | with aisgpad of five, hack just srised _ the tabufouse “te guadbthe road. was ‘very, hot that-momibge and 1 was | shods],” she recalled Eto “E took gnwlty fe te the well for water, Snr ites ated! the wheat | field’ Lcgiw a spiked ‘hela et” She ma - back td the howe, shautisly: “Voila d's ” Pausiete! [Phe Prussi. ine e coming!” Corpdral “Pengedt - ruyhed ‘cht with his rifle, Down the rad "gallopeg.a Geaman offices with drawyp fevalver. tte: “Hall cied the cofporal. ‘The reply was threé shots. Momtullypounded, thes-Frencbtnan filed ance, Gtageered hack, ung’ died. Bag bis am Gas trae: Capuille/Mayer, the young Gerdan heu- fertant, tumbled dead fiens his Purse, [Ger ¥ dad mot actually fleas wh until 5:43 the neat sueontasnty, Hut Mme. Niculet had witnessed what ov- erg French clald now fears in he his. togy houk: that Cuspural Penageatl was the first suldier tu fallin Wohl Warf, + Lieutenant Maver the seound. After the fanchercy balling, nearly O68 aunthiecs rare dud ua the foerbon aust, “E mm : , weg wel, whe loft. For o- 4 . brown uisiforms, bhaick boots, and hats . farm cottages. Each is surrounded” by a - idly fingetingg Subuy chine guns, the count “minded when-a giay-umiformed customs thrill that every Soviet provincial feels » possessions, politely asked me to verify - ‘ aa a B SiS Wor STE we re KAABV7PEC:, - oh “Rage CH 1 ° NEWSWEEK Awtela by, Roreagutd ; 7 — RUSSI A REVISITED: CONTRAST, oe ; ROBERT -J. -KORENGOLD, Newsweek: Ss new Mascow - is ' * + bureau chief, served four years in the Soviet Union as a corré-~ -spondent for United Press International before returning tothe | - US. in 1963: After-a year’s study of Russian atlairs at Harvard:. “on a Nieman fellowship, he has just returried to: the Russian- | capital to take up his. new post. In the brief period of twelve “3 months, correspondent. Korengold . has. found that. some sigs : - nificant changes have taken place in Russia. Herei is his report . ; ° ec ete a ~ ¢ sen as my Y ifa and Lenssed the rannes of niatiy changes a was te find: 2 hoder into the Ukraine, there was ‘One past the border, the Saviet Une v7 aduts'; “checking cach. pasengér, . two sees a solitary green truck rocking, dowit young ‘border guaids in familiar bagey a dusty soud or a cluster af collective | with parnot-giecn bands stood vubide  fenceboll private plot. devoted, ‘not ‘to, . “grass‘as it waild be in the US. but to had been away. just. knig enough » carefully tended and. highly. marketable - to forget the Susiet phobia about “un- patches of tomatoes, carrots, und com. | . literate or letters enteriag) —.” Thrill: Appra. aching “Moscow by. rail, controlled: But, F “was quickly re. for the “Grit time L- ‘nderstagd * the.- inspector, began palling every sirap ‘of oof arriving in’ his ‘capital, Alter the: piper and printed ihaiter, jncliding ok thin clahed along on the 29-hour trip newspaper clippings, fomist guidebooks from the border throtigh’ a endless «= ‘and letters, out of our lurseve and took" string of villages, the’ city’s shyline= : them olf for inspection, He was gone brilliantly coloréd onion- domed spires-af:.”, for the hou that if took to fit the train obd Orthodox chiirches; -domina! lines of | with new car wheels for the evtrewide: new factories and apartment buildings, Soviet’ tracks. Thea he retuned all our “the sand-colored brick tower of Moscow | * University=gradually poked up aver the. that-evcrvthing was in order, sulutid.. horizun: As if all this were not im. and? atished nie a pleasant jourhes.. “pressive enough for the . pexants, the Sich aurdial, efficient’ Geatment was train's loudspeaker began playing pulses din tnaked couteast fa what we received . quickening “‘maitial songs  récalling - the when we leit the eginty by. carcm glories. of Mother - Russia Must pas- July 1963. A suly customs officer at Senger ‘appeared deeply moved the Pols bader had kept us nealy To ule, Moscow seéined at frst Ble | four hours. while he looked duungh’ our 2 Guuiliucold ‘lady with a new hiir-do; ~ “no doubt that we wee back in’ the © ion, with its flat farmland. stretching al- ts ‘ Le U.S.S.R. While passport-cuntrel -olficers’ most unbroken: to the horizon, sim a : went siMtonidically down the train cor- cengulfs you. Only here’ and ‘there ‘one | “> Bacal Arcot pockets aid poked inté even. cuner of T knew hér but 1 didn't recognise her p22 our car and dagyage. “Phis difference in a ; Moscow’ 3 changing skyline today: Among the ancient i steeples ad . o SP Be, ie ran or eb fee In my vear away she seemed to have 72, * attitude, ig tuned out, was just a tures - leaped. out of her- old bounds. The. ad: —
14-00000 an) oe Teme grea Sells on “the city’s i sthithwester’ - outsbirts® ue now, dotted with hundreds of white, ‘pastel blue, of gicen pre: _ _- Egbrested housing blocks. Almost every: “wha within the’ city the sks line -is Broken by the silhdauette of a building fran’. And much, of the’ construction, sath as the Bhiss-walled Aciallot ‘Hotel 2 so and the new, G.OU-gnest Hotel Russia, 2h os is Bein done on ssleck,, modérn - lites. i . Daring the past \ear, the Soviets have | “4.0 pala roughly 110 000 apartment units in Maaou. ‘The idea’is to get the bulk, yo¢ tbe 3 nillion’ péople in and around +e « “fares basements, and: single Apaunents : ered Lin several” fanilics. (Curiously, « “ feats ah HE “L agent- Spurtanents” Stace basement dwell: os So b priority’ for quaite rs in the ~ 4, Rew bes ngs)” Nestled among the” Wlocks are still the traditional . “Guskun tog or plank cottages with deli- 8? -cately caved. and painted shutters Exe’ wat trom’ behind “a cmtain of Suubbeay Before, long they too will ~ anake way far thé concrete, daniinges. 2 is 8 so shoddy that; many prefabs - ‘built Within’ the Last yeir already have - | senites beaten, crumbling esteriors— ° “instaut-iyed - Apartinénts,” they are | giled. Yet! they are ‘satish ing to“ Mus- - eovites A tad diver who had just “maved_ “Bite. his new home told me: ii he A TWIST | the ity out of tle old woodeiy ‘build. . Camtivction of the new apartments |. “+ “We used to ba divided into two cainps: | thow whe somehow had sew housing they hud: brihed to pet to telax, Now changed for thousands _ no longer the great gap.” Our’ owa-four-roan, ‘and those wha wanted to huow wham get it, Jt made * people nervous and irfitable, You. can't. change in Moscow, however, is’ mort corse home fot work to an apartment, shared with two other families and ex- the <tuation ‘hat of us and there's apariuient (plus kitchen) -is onthe seventh foar of a tnulding, mhabited entirely by forcigners aloig the broad; ‘tree-lincd Kutusovsky ny reporting, Now F found aiyself car: - Aveine. “The Nei WSN EEX feo alfice ‘is on the ground ilode of. another building “pracedute was over after “afew minutes - | jrist. 200, yatds divas: across the boule . : * vard,. land five minutes’ chive from’ the Kremlin, ‘To get aun thing dote—from finding a maid, affice help. a carpenter, plumber, eaxtermmator roaches), to obtaining —the several thousand . (for the cock- a driver's license. foretgneas. bving “in Moscow call the Burean tor Serving the Diplomatic Corps YPDK}. We used to Gine YEDK for failing to perfonn;, this time [ found, the, burean vematkably ” J aad remain ealeniely suspicious of any: elfictent in helping us get sett These are still pleut’. however, Just “to get fed. “aspatations,” eww faucets of a two “we had to bny a whold new wastibasiiy | because they ate not “state department Kremlin, the salesgu’ is. ‘mostly teen-agers or ‘gol wparately. “Despite sigaas al? over Maswow stores ‘pine ae battle to”-obtain Base-*- proclaiming x new official podcy of beifig polite“ to customers, at GUM ‘store oppusite ‘the. the big - in blue sthocks, ' old Lnhes,- still treat each customer Gs if he were a bigger nuisance than - GUM Out: Thee iveater ‘supply, of the ene before. - sepa to be’ a’ merchandise than. ever, yet GUM ‘is ultiost cxchasively | pa: troniged ‘by people m from the piav-. ances, Peasant women in full skirts and How er-print, bandanas, tien in, faded sport shits ‘and cknee:. i aocouipanied by: _fength leather boots, stagger out with'’ - goods ty ‘take back tor “for, the’ Muscdvites housewife told me that ~ their. farms. As themsehes, one’ no self. ~respect- o Te bore “iereaiid nowai: a ‘tng resident wantd showy in G UM” ‘they Ko to the more nace tures “bch ‘are opening ia the subisths. ear The. mast notable ard - important, subtle and stmotphesic. Samehow . the city and its people. frou the man on the -street to the burrauciats, have ee lared. 1 first really felt it at the Foreign Ministry, where f reposte iu as ‘Newss Ween correspondent.” Whea 1 was .ac-. credited i 1959, T was subjected to a fong lectine about being objective in’ «> dially welcomed back and the. whole, of chitchiat! about ‘my “year at, -hone.’ West «ny. This: -rignilhiness. foward faréigners | is obvimusly a reflection of the | increasing déiente. between aloscow and. M ‘ashington. One Western diplomat told. me: “At least on small things thevie = : sitaply saying aye?a bit bess and being | ‘more civil about it when they do.” Othe. 2 .e1s, however, find that the Soviets suit’ negotlute “te win, nyt. to cumpromike;- ' _. proposal aet ‘intioduced.. by. th emselves. “Pat there isa difference. An vid. Riis- sian acquaintance’ of inibe said: "What it used to niean to be a Ritssiin was that, / you were always fesful of what wight happen to you. Noi. .you can hear in 25° ‘public and_in front of complete strangers ‘the kind. of diespectful hes, and: criti- | “cisms of -the régime that you' used ta". 6 “Leep to yaurself of ‘tell only 06. party - goud ‘fiends.” Then, with « smile, hd Ot added: “From the open windows oF ings, . couttyasd in the evening, you eun hear * the Voice of America bluing from doz-.- ens of ridios:An fact, it is curcently very" ustslish to. be’ es - publicly. pro-Western 5, - and as acti-Chinese as possible.” ‘When I left in 1963, the. ‘Sino- Soviet *. dispute was already bitter“and well out” in’ the open... but- by and’ lage - Ak weig’ carried on in thé columns ‘of Prasda and Lzvestia. Since then it. bys sapidly’ secped down te the grass roots and now the people delight ip upenly’ poking | fon Tate,
14-00000 te ” . on! lin Teale cate gD eT 95 BR sar tts tras ae! Se a mbne  3P es ef. * sai ted a. wn ee PT ei ES Heat a ebangiug the name ot the pormlcrous Hotel Peking, just off Coy Sued. oo “ * the Hotel W astungtan, “- ‘The ideoluical bitterness has sharply, _ diminshed dhe wumber of Chinse ¢a- «s+ chasige students, professors, and . svien- tists here, and the displays in stores of sich Chinese merchandise as tabledoths. . and teans ‘shoes’ are considerably de- t f . 7 + . e's 4m SNTERNATIONAL ™ J S: dott 7 at Feling. The cucent antia hiuese pace, oud €, «has Pelong phiaine:g to shoot a nian te es et the mounewcil a giant alrpshot Some 2 ) . . Russians Laughingly speculate abyat picted. Apparently nothing. could have, ny gained Preinice Khrushchev more popu: | Lu sipport than his shrewd) attack’ on” ~ the Chinese as reckless, bellicase: aml ‘Union into conilict. "We aren't going to ‘give up everything we've fought so‘hard for just for Mao's waihke ideas” a middle-aged war veteran told me indi: nantly. But then he went on: "Our prob- . lewis with China don’t wory us as the enses over Cuba and Berlis. with the US, » hel. After all, what can the Chinesé dak” Goldwater: If -Mao's threats are’ _hughed off, the public statenients of " Barry Coldwater ate taken quite seri- * ously.- “Since the August 1963 -test-hin ‘uedty, swe've, hoped things would be’ cali,” said’ ‘a young journ, list, moie in” ‘ sorrow than’ in anger. “Now Goldivater - we Shas started: it up again. This’ Gulf of |  Tookia business means Johnson is trying © 7 “to steal somé votes fram the Goldwater oi éxtrenists.” T fousid that 1 was’ quetied afte about Coldwater about civil rights-béecause Russians ob- . visusly see a Goldwater ‘victory .as an immediate threat, while civil rights,. ot cept for offcial propaganda Purposes, is astrictly Aincrican affair. . invective:filled’ battle between. party ideologists and nonconformist waiters and’ artists was still-raging.in public, This ‘conflict: is: now -noticeably muted. The Special targets; ~ pects ° Evgeny Evtu- ‘Sheriko and Andrei Voziiesensky and “novelist. Viktor -Nekrasov, “have ‘heen published again, at least in tohen™ form, and the press has almost completely stopped damuing them. “The hattle is finshed;”-claimed one intellectual. - °° Clumsy: But moving ‘the argument of the front page does ‘not necessarily end it, and this thange- may be more in Communist Party tactics than in heat When the cultural controversy was at its ‘o..  hewht, | recall one party official saying ">. tome that “We have been chunsy, We _ have made heroes of these writers and “blchened our world image by pubhely . condemning them.” Perhaps such ideas “ "tase finally beén adopted at higher ” pany levels, Certainly, the febels se now more prudeut and the party nue supple—though at could clamp down aga if it feels that the situation 1s getting out of band. Significantly, trips Maly, at any time to drag the- Saviet - , and scklan |” When_I -lelt Moscow in 1963, an 7 -" | nore important than whit lias nat. ¢ _—y = . 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AAR + 17Feos ' “#1 “| Nay - } y.. 3 3 i! bead hy the inonevitorthied wiitert % * have ceed ttoge ther At all levels, Sovlet cultural emtnls, { remain far nghter than Uwe, gas. in Poland or Hancaiv, Still, parts strictutes: 5 wm popular cultiré have relaved, Amat ingly, the twist is now bring dared : @neipeticaliv, &omevpeatly. on the dance 2 Boor of Musdow's ornate National Hotel, t. dining rom: times past, the shghiest fo. “succestion of a wiggle aased fo Abnng the y maitre dhatel sctnrying outvan to the YS ” deor to onder it’ stopped. 1 aha listened } : in astonishnict to a bouncy girk wosalitls eo. black ‘hair swirled np into ‘a beehives: : hair-do. belting out a shythinic number with no deeper Wealoygieal i Intseage than Have Not fuevitably, the things: ih a have, not ‘changed in Muscaw are the “hardést to'get used to ag. ili, Polkoemen : : : ‘in hyeht blue suimmber shitty and wid | . banded hats still patil 21 hours adv |” ‘outside the mar embassies and - all |. apartment barlduigs aesersed, far) fore ~ . om etguers. The sime loag, weverently silent , » “Hine of uasiters winds adend: Lenin's _ _ tomb. Drab, dull newspapers dhone un about” production plus aad imperialist’ machinations “There die ‘slagans every * where lauding’ the, Coutimtinist Party and. pronusing the oud life t@ comesthough., ° . even af thes breadliaes of List year Nae’ gone, the Sos iet citizen’ coutintés bo. lini eo: ia a have-not ecolumy. | Mog Moscow in the’ summer of 1964 * till has a foag way fo go to rid itself of its > oa past. The Conauinist! Paty reapains fle My abo : termined to control all aspects ol Soviet - life, economic, ‘eullural, ond pahtcal ? - But in the long nin~perhaps:only in the : a ‘very long ruan—what has changed “fust-. ee within the past dear may He infinitels. wo i ree te e 6 cae! emacinalfite hiostt a ot 4, warmed NSC ates, Ee Seams Ts Be staid citizens of Teiggmouth, - 3 smell Devan coastal ‘tesurt f -promenadesiand quaint soni the whole @pisode came __ Shock. Yeiguinguth (pron ; muth) never hadghe sningilin tion that had chess, su gel caurned: in sears’ past by “other intel porls lhe Fahdoith, True. Lagat and Penzance (of Gilbert und Sir me), “Whale, Weve nerves ever & smugghiay tale about Tei Dadd, landlords} He heard ae Vhe stary wat Tegmmouy# tishenuen, Frank Evans 2 Gordon Hook, who one dark night ha sued théir trim, 40-toot tawler out send the Smile lnait for a rendezvous” atth a Dutch fevighter, Huck in port the. nett atternoon, they were caught ned. bunded) by customs officials as they un- °* : Newaneek, shanna 38, 198 (28 256092 Tess ala! Bd rae Ht We om "Me