H-O0000. SE LT TEASE a tt il i era a whon it comes to emotions he acts like a teon-ager. LIBACON~1 4s aware of this fact and he aséribes it to the fact that he grew under conditions of regimentation and moral terror; and when he found himself in a world in which people live free and there are no restrictions on personal activities, as long ar they do not violate the laws of the country, he remn .ined pruscssed by the desire to enjoy this freedom, Fortunately, his. rursonal immaturity ° affects his work for us only to the extent that he occasionally -may not complete an assessment. but when he doos do a job he does: it very well.. os . ; ; 12, To coneludé: a Although LIBACON@1 has his problens, ‘there are restricted to the area. which does net affect his reliability, dependability and loyalty to us and our cause, It is felt that ‘LIBACON-1l. will be still more productive and easier developed when handled by a case officer speaking Russian;i, Ces the language of his formative years. . Bruce H, FERNALD in eee (fi rv CO Biel
ci uf/s/e Attachment to HMM IDENTITIES SEC \\~37762, 27 August 19693 ad “IDENTITY A A Vasil CHICHKOV (201-~207254) IDENTITY B= Aleksandr BROVEKIN. (201-185114) IDENTITY-C—~—-Ricardo CASTELLOTE _ IDENTITY D = Carmen CASTELLOTE de WOLNY. IDENTITY B=. Karel WENDEL (201-267892) OR On Ba os SULT yet | cae OS > eet ty” Ate em be ee ahs ats Mp
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14-00000 9% SAbea stcagtaRat DSSEMIBANION a ~~ elnsaivicatical . — “rate wd tine Tea (reterence numier} a SSSRET av W zai eros % yeep a” <> so | oe REDTOP ABKICK . / a 276 30 - : "we. $e POR ‘ FE "ALC PES: OR: - N —— uur, SB/XVEE | Y 5 6412 "1315 —_ iS mary § AUGUST 1989 DATE: | Qimoex CD] we woe (1 rica ue co enue no. Cont.  - elite’ ip! 1. ACCORDING TO SENSITIVE HEADQUARTERS SOURCE, MEXICAN DIPLOMATIC VISAS REQUESTED FOR ANATOLIY. "MAZURIN, WIFE AND SON, MAZURIN SCHEDULED TO REPLACE LOGINOV, , 2. VISA REQUEST SUBMITTED: Uv. 8. EMBASSY MOSCOW PROVIDES eT fee Oe FURTHER BIO DETAILS aS FOLLOWS: ANATOLIY SERGEYEVICH: ‘MAZURIN, DPOR oa ee Ceigte: Le esa ctr 25- _SEPTEMBER_1938. “AT ANNENKA; WIFE, » LIDIYA PETROVNA, pPoB. 17 MARCH 1943 - AT XOSCOW: SON, ANDREY jANATOLYBVICH, DPOB 31 DECEMBER 1963 AT MOSCOW, ae 8 3. NO HEADQUARTERS “TRACES MAZTRIN OR FAMILY. j MICROM Boo ! 4. FILE 201-285412 AND 201-. FUG J 4 1GG9 i 7 , : "END OF MESS pod, MIGRO. SER. - AC/SB/X/¥ SB/CI/¢ J rey . 103/q¢*——. Ga4irs | . ew Te is had W4 . Dora ysy/2 pees Fe § YO ea * “FL Pare oof COORDIRANING GHFICT ES ° sé . jad OF. - RELEASING OFFCLR : SE RET fnereoeting ent aire ieee REPROOUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED. Corr mB.
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14-00000 $3° Case $s: cacti. ri Ossrwnvanon Cuassrigo Messace | Tora. Comers ROUTING ANDOU ential. Seen Oy . i haa Sts ih OR ence HELEN TNO GOOD ' SECRET wncmrce snare . Rperbtes:a at {Whos F.ted In} CEVUErr ies carmen BV aRct Cory C] SUES C} B.OrreD ee woes: [ver O no CLASSIFY Ta gig Page a ; 3 exe mo Cer re BF neernnmremateas, At: crest sy CIA IN THESE COUNTRIES mer know EVERYTHING THERE Is TO KNOW). Do s RECENTLY AED IEHARD ASKED. & SUBJECT HAD FRIENDS IN LNPURES WHEN i BE i e \ oa SUBJECT SAID HE DID (WITHOUT SPECIFYING NAMES) AEDIEMARD ASKED MIM. C TO GET PHONE DIRECTORY, WHICH HE NEEDS as Laure CHANGES DIRECTORY EVERY SIX MONTHS (TRUE). AT 20 JUNE MEETING, ‘SUBJECT TOLD AEDIEHARD HE HAD NOT YET HAD CHANCE TO TRY OBTATN DIRECTORY, BUT PROMISED TRY HAVE ONE FoR 25 JUNE MEETING; | Ze AEDIEHARD HAS CAREFULLY PROBED SUBJECT BY ASKING IF HE NOT AFRAID OF HAVING FUSTEALER TO HIS HOME (SUBJECT REPLIED THIS WOULD NOT AFFECT HIM IN ANY WAY} BY SUGGESTING THAT. SUBJECT “SO WELL INFORMED HE MUST BE WOFIRN AGENT” cSuBuEcT LAUGHED THIS OFF AND Toc AEDIEHARD HE HATED WOFIRMD5 AND BY EXPLAINING To SUBJECT HE NEEDY THE INFO HE ASKED FOR “ON ONE HaND t¢ ADVACKE. IN HIS SCAREER AND ON "oTHeR HAND TO PREVENT MISUNDERSTANDINGS TO WHICH LACK OF INFO CAN 7 EASILY LEAD". WHILE AEDIEHARD GAVE ‘SUBJECT HIS PHONE NUMBER, HE TOLD SUBJECT NOT TO USE IT. MEETINGS CUSUALLY IN RESTAURANTS) ARE ARRANGED IN ADVANCE, AND SUBJECT NaS NOTED THAT AEDIEARD PARKS SIX ‘BLOCKS AWAY FROM MEETING PLACE, TAKES BUS TO POINT ONE BLOCK Past MEETING PLACE, THEN SLOWLY WALKS BACK OBSERVING SURROUNDINGS, MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR HOURS WHEN RESTAURANTS NORMALLY QUITE EMPTY, SECRET _ oe, wee - a an
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. a .% _~ . Nw . Sods Steger aaar Orssevrnanoy S8Eto Magsace Toraceers - f JONG ava Sey nace seen ge ae OWE Sone eS ————— “SECRET snc a eanel i iene ‘ mein ivy i Wren Billed in! treet ene es es oy fetes — RFPROOUE TION OF THIN CEP) PaGw BED é Partner meron peanen can J SOV ance COeY Beégero [] serra coe «~_B- ir foe |. &$s2u ev. pee renee Se mos, TJ vee O no CoASGIPY TO PILE HO EDENCE mance} | pesreer es. BRP PO Fe NO... PRIORITY DIRECTOR 21 un 8 NSE 36 . DESENSIRZED REaTCP AEKtcK =P“ - ee. oor ™, . ees i. REQUEST PRIORITY traces(~ BORN ABOUT 1925, - CURRENTLY JN MEXICO ON TOURIST VISA we, 2e[ __|waLxeD- IN To cos 20 JUNE ON RecoweNoatton[ | a [__|rormer tuexco AGENT GUADALAJARA, NOW RETIRED IN TEXAS, oe ~_ jan RECOMMENDED COS AS LNPURE FIRST SECRETARY WITH WHOM KE ACQUATNTED. | | 3. [uate ED HE WAS HAD 12 MEETINGS srtw aeoten WITH NEXT MEETINGS SCHEDULED FoR EVEINGS 20 AND 25 JURE. WOULD NOT SAY MUCH ABOUT NATURE OF RELATIONSHIP’, EXCEPT THAT ASDIE- HARD. HAD ASKED HIM PROCURE LATEST LNPURE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY, WHICH Was REASON FOR HIS CONTACT WITH COS. WHEN ASKED WHY IE WGULD WANT To a | FULFILL SUCH A REQUEST | ANSWERED THAT THERE REALLY WAS NOT MUCK THAT AEDIEHARD COULD GET ‘OUT OF WEA, AN INS URANCE SALESMAN , Bur ie WauLD LIKE TO BE ABLE DO LITTLE FAVORS IN RETURN FOR FAVORS AED TE MARD COULD DO FOK HIM. AS EXAMPLE, AEDICHARD HAD INVITES HIM TRAVEL PISTEAL. GOS SAID HE HAD-NO AUTHONITY TURN OVER PHONE BOOK. Aa a ft rt oan a \ du wt re ‘“ JUL 24 Isis Bom. aero ge a. ICR oe we SECRET
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ROUTING ANO/08 taPTAALs - pry a “y tt SSACR FORE TOTAL Cortes: 1% Omar Ri PF EEKAEY 7 epee uw: SB/K/WH | SECRET d ot a -| | mr = 6813 1325 a | gare 12 MAY 1969 NE Cane - CAha BeCanramar OnsMAATION. CC) woe Oo CO ao moan CO avruan v0 a —— m nn ae | oe CC) rus oy cs ene wo. com ONC YET EE te — - ‘ tite : 18) _ Seieeitieation) pe 7 A e (date and time fited) : Wreterence mbes) ~ SECRET i154 3 j Laas. 17 O0z 4 ee "Grr pinect 2 . to - Har 69 am “A “ § 4 BISEISTUEBaror AEKICK ALD TEHARD . REFERENCE A: ‘CIN 54970) * ¥ B: (IN $4251) % 1. WSOBBRY AGREE WITH GUIDANCE GIVLN LIBACON-1 PER PARAGRAPIL. 2, AND WITH STATION OBJECTIVES FOR USE LIOVAL-1 PER PARAGRAPH 3, OF REFERENCE B. 7 _ . 2. ‘ASSUME LIOVAL~ 1 HAS BEEN BRIEFED NOT TO APPEAR ARXIOUS, “SHOULD HE BE CONTACTED BY AEDIEH: ARD, AND THAT THe LATTER SHOULD BL THE ONE TO GENERATE THRE MOMENTUM | FOR SUBSLQUENT CONTACTS. 3, FILE: 201- 238943; 201- 7519095 201-+285442,. | : , CSB/X/Wi LORS : » gsureirs uttis. pirun air A 4Qripinaters Comments: AEDIEHARD flatly demanded that LibAVUN-1) intro- duce him to LEIGVAL-1, a request which LIBACON-1] was. reluctant to : honor, ABEDELHARD said that such an introduction was important to his career, @* AP DTLHARD did not actually state: ‘that an introduction was important te, his career but left that: impression with the reporting | source. . ae TiFTATC YY, BROL a “sEyxo : : a : . wor oD F fs wate ' : i ad eur wimeagemen sce ut | Peet] oer REPROOUCT AON GY CTHER THAN THE SSSUENG OFFICE IS PROMIOITED. Car me 4
14-00000 - OOb. Sp204 Stenezaniar ovssewnanoy + gro Messace Tora Comesy 224 naa anosce troTiaLs « str.ey i “ GROUP t ; oy eR ERE “SS” ae pe . a an, von : RIPROOUT TION OF Tres core PROWETLD Penner ~ ES ed {1 (WBUED QO sores inoez, CO ves O) no . pf ey: av, _, CLASSIFY TO FE B&O - Rage ro PAB PEG. ceeeesrvemutemermmremhgnememectssaacemtermenPon SEE atts a e . . exr@ mo Caer ro erance () orsrror CO) aa. [J aio cory|”"* ’ a on Fue, WR, parals 2, 4 & M Zé, OACE CLF Hae “F -3. . | SECRET 0919322 MAY 69 CITE a a CDE CIRECT OR jolene £ , ot 9 Hay i | IN DESENSHAtEDkeptop aEKick AZDIEHARD 7 54970 Mf REF bl 54232) | wo “ds 8 MAY LUNCH MEETING DID NOT TAKE PLACE, LIBACON-1 PHONED | : AEDIEHARD TO POSTPGNE FOR 45 MINUTES BECAUSE OF CONFLICT WITH CLASS. AEDIEHARD REPLIED IN THAT CASE HE WOULD CALL LIBACON-1 0 ARRANGE LUNCH FOR FOLLOWING WEEK. 2, CLARIFICATION PARA 4°REF: AEDIEHARD DID WOT ACTUALLY SAY 3 | THAT MEETING LIOVAL-1 WAS IMPORTANT TO HIS CAREER. THIS WAS LIBACON-1°S - INTERPRETATION BASED ON EVIDENT IMPORTANCE TO AEDIEHARD OF MEETING : LIOvAL ty LIBACON@1°S. CLEAR IMPRESSION THAT AEDIEHARD HAVING ~*~ pRoUSLES AT WORK (AEDIEHARD SPEAKS: CONTEMPTUOUSLY OF HIS COLLEAGUES), “AND AEDIEHARD'S STATEMENT EARLIER IN CONVERSATION THAT HE NOT LOOKING "FORWARD TO SPENDING NEXT THO YEARS AT HONE, | 3. FILE: 291-285412, £01-283943, 201-751009, SECRET. MIGROMICMISES ; , i 1969 : pe -23°9Y3 eS COR Bide PS1 G04 aw SRL SECRET . f
Rega prastemarraes Ssassirus eines ERR LED FURS ae woe mia FINE BE nm mw me ~ SN LAY ROTATED en Boar” rene en on . : . ? Petes Bula inl han wee ere ane + : ee ns seatneo enemas oe ET PY PROT ba ae ee AOV ANCE COPY {-] resuso Cj sLorrE Bor = ae ee ai. aa _ . av. ar: z ee ee. on . ; ie a Oeseu av .__ ter pam 8 - AS RD eat mo sraancn ereracy Cae. AON iF o: - . [_] sto coy ; ‘b & PLR wR ihe ’ iit “E Z PB fAs £12... : SECRET @90040Z MAY 69 > 2 - DIRECTOR - : . ep. a SH INS 4251 . _ DESRNSHHEMeotop aexick AEDIEHARD my 1.1N CHANCE AS-MINUTE MEETIEG AT OUT OF TOWN SWIMNING RESORT SMAY, AEDIEHARD SUDDENLY AND DESPERATELY BRACED LIBACON- 1 TO INTRODUCE HIM TO LIGVAL=-1. AEDIZHARD PREVIOUSLY AWARE LIOVAL=1 LIBACON-1 CONTACT AND HAD AT TIMES FISHED FOR INTRODUCTION BY OCCASIIONALLY ASKING LIBACON-i TO PUT HIN ON CONTACT WITH PERSONS WHO COULD TRAVEL TO WOLADY,BUT HAD SEVER BEFORE MENTIONED LIOVAL~-1 _. BY NAME. WHEN LIBACON-1 RESISTED BY STATING LIOVAL-1 NOT ONLY HIS ‘3. STUDENT BUT ALSO GOOD. FRIEND WiTH WHOM AEDIEHARD COULD ACHIEVE NOTHING BECAUSE OF LIOVAL-1" 5 PERSONAL INTEGRITY AND POLITICAL CONVICTIONS, AEDIEHARD BECAME ABUSIVE AND FLATLY DEMANDED THAT. " LIBACON=1 MAKE INTRODUCTION, LISACON-1 CONTINUED TO REFUSE aie 1S. TRULY OPPOSED TO MAKING INTRODUCTION AS HE DOES NOT WANT TO GET s —_ “ “ FNVOLVED WITH AEKICK AND DOES ROT WANT TO DO ANYTHING WHICH WOULD aoe MAKE LIOVAL-1 SUSPECT HE IS ISVCLVED WITH AEKICK) AND AEDIEHARD EVENTUALLY INSISTED TREY EET FOR LUNCH FOLLOWING WEEX TO DISCUSS MATTER FURTHER. B® Wry ha 2. LIBACCON-1 SELECTED 8 BAY FOR LUNCH (SO THAT HE COULD Gi Ads ARS Fy 4 der lh eye we
14-00000 5be Wet ence png neem meets sinned meg GAGLE SECRETARIAT ONSSE wera THON Kasper DAES RAG E Fst aL COMES . PERRO UT ROTED : “ . $ E R ET Sree oa * ¢ Pe aSte Pere oe? uma re Fe eee Ye we 8 OEE OF Siw] a {When Filled tr) eens ae Ly iwoer: (] ves © no ih wee . . . ~ BEC 288 Cates - REPROOUE TION CF Peas COS’ PRO BTS a a AgVANCE COPY C] ausn. a s.orteo a CRABSIFE FO FUE 80. emer emote ay: at: wy .. RAE TO PLE NO. OBB ERE BY eee PER : 8 . sue mo Claev. vo | graven fl] pesreoy O so. Bee BOD . IPO: : . oy [_] aio copy PRES VR, PAGE 2 KY E CRE T "REPORT ABOVE TO CASE OFFICER AT SCHEDULED 7.MAY MEETING). CASE OFFICER INSTRUCTED LIBACON-1 TO CONTINUE BE RELUCTANT IN ORDER TO FORCE AEDIEHARD TO LAY HIS CARDS ON TABLE AND TO DO ALL PLANNING FOR INTRODUCTION, ON OTHER HAND, LIBACON-1 NOT TO BE SO RELUCTANT AS TO PUT HIMSELF ON AEKICK BLACKLIST AND HE SHOULD EVENTUALLY AGREE MAKE INTRODUCTION IF AEDIEHARD CONTINUES INSIST. 3. STATION OBVIOUSLY INTERESTED IN HAVING LIOVAL~1 MEET AEDIEHARD NOT ONLY FOR CONTINUED CLOSE ASSESSMENT AEDIEHARD BUT ALSO TO NOTE ANY AEKICK REACTION TO LIOVAL-1°S INVOLVEMENT IN AEKITE CASE. " LIOVAL-1! HAS BEEN BRIEFED ON HOW TO REACT IF APPROACHED BY AEDIEHARD. STATION ALSO WISHES BE IN POSTION TO INTRODUCE PERSONS OF ITs CHOICE To AEDIEHARD AND/OR HIS succEssuR VIA LIBACON-1 (IN FUTURE. HE SHOULD THEREFORE NOT BURN HIS: ‘aries BY ADAMANT REFUSAL INTRODUCE LIOVAL=1. | 4. LIBACON-1 SUPRISED BY AED IEHARD "S COMPLETE “LOss oF COOLy IN INSISTING ON INTRODUCTION. AED IEHARD EVEN INDICATED THAT MEETING LIOVAL-1 WAS IMPORTANT FOR HIS.CAREER AND THAT IF HE. was NOT SUCCESS- FUL HE MIGHT HAVE TROUBLE GETTING. ANOTHER TOUR ABROAD, Ke NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO RETURNING HOME, (STATION COMMENT: ABOVE AND RECENT LIREALM INCIDENT INDICATE AEDIEHARD FEELS SELF UNDER ‘INCREASING 1 SECRET
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14-00000 S18 a ats: laave Seer ri £TAR AT Orgsracinas THON eres pa EO . SSSR UNIT ROT 0/08 aT SEN OY “easasace Tora. Comes { SECRET tenn rare (When Filled tn) wentnons rae woae: O ves 5 NO CLAgSIFY TO PILE NO MeBEF TO FILE fe, rua mo Caer. 79 osereov (ja. eeanee {] SECRET 032343¢ APR 69 CITE _ DIRECTOR rn Ga ee Deseo t0° LIREALH AEDIEHARD AEKICK ~Pedicetenmnee _1hrR 89 IN2 8.943 | REF, ~ /AFA7» | er THERE WAS : 1. ON 22 MARCH tt SAW AEDIEHARD AT cLuUSs. | » NO OPPORTUNITY FOR -AN EXTENDED PRIVATE CONVERSATION. A MOVIE CANERA WHICH AEDIEHARD WANTS TO SELL AND LIREALM SAID TULD AEDIEHARD THAT HE HAD SOMETHING OGETHER SOON TO DO SO. TAKE HIM TO THEY DISCUSSED | HE MIGHT FIND ABUYER. THEN HE WANTED TO TALK ABOUT AND HOPED TO GET T AEDIEHARD SAID HE WOULD CALL LIRZALM DURING WEEK AND LUNCH. . ON 24 MARCH AEDIEHARD CALLED LIREALM AT LATTER'S QFFICE (ee. if BACKGROUND) TO MAKE LUNCHEON FROM PHONE BOOTH (STREET NOISE: LIREALM- I SUGGESTED 26 ARCH AND INVITED AEDIEHARD To a ' DATE. IEHARD DID KEY CLUB WHICH LIREALM USES FOR BUSINESS LUNCHES. AED NOT RECOGNIZE THE CLUB BUT AGREED. MORNING oF 26 MARCH AeDIZHARD CALLED LIREALM aT OFFICE TO” TE AS EXCUSE ( A THIN ONE SINCE IT LON SUSPECTS AEDIZHARD 3e. CANCEL LUNCH GIVING SON'S DOG BI HAPPENED A WEEK PREVIGUSLY).” HEXGOMMENT: STAT CASED KEY CLUB AND FOUND NOT TG HIS LIKING SINCE IT IS PRIVATE.) 4 Gpr b4 | SECRET «20-2654
14-00000 on Coat Se veraeer Sano Crassivieo herssece Tora Comes BOUTIN ANOAOR ININALE: STEN OY _ PRON UNT Sao 7 eeoure ry ADVANCE COPE C) aeuED C) sorte ‘ . most, O ver C] no ae) qo. pe ale fer ne : . . . Al i er ; Zee 23 bs cee A 2h CLARSIPY FO PE -: aa) aRee TO Le RO. rue mo Case. ro BBB EW BV renee FEY seasew (} orstrov C) aa. : PAGE 2 SECRET f sy ON 38 -NARCH LIREALN AGAIN SaW AEDIEHARD AT CLUB. ‘LET 4, ABDIENARD KNOW HE DISPLEASED AT LUNCHEON CANCELLATION AND CONSIDERED : EXCUSE A popee. CAcDIENARD '°S SUN WAS THERE WITH SMALL BANDALD ON ARM.) FROM HIS EXPRESSION, AEDIEHARD WAS EMBARRASSED AND OFF - ZAL ANCE, | -3e APTER TENNIS LIREALM GOT AECIEHARD ASIDE To TELL: HIm PURPOSE: OF LUNCH WAS TO. TELL HIN THAT HIS JGKING AND NEEDLING OF LIREALM i HAD ENSARRASSED HEN IN FRONT OF MEXICANS, PARTICULARLY RECENT OFFER . OF MONEY, AEDIENARD INTERRUPTED TG SaY IT was ONLY A JOKE, LIREALM SAID HE CONSIDERED iT MALICIOUS AND HE WOULD NOT TOLERATE SUCH BEHAVIOR IN FRONT OF FRIENDS IN FUTURE. AEDIEHARD APOLOGIZED PROFUSELY, Bato HAD NG BAD ANTENTIONS AND PROMISED NOT REPEAT IT Fu NF IN FUTURE. ee . 6. LIREALA REPCRIED AEDIEHARD WAS COMPLETELY UNPREPARED FOR ASOVE EXHANGE AND WAS TRANSPARENTLY DISTURBED, UISTRESSED, ANO DISABVANT AGED, 7. LIREALM WILL CONTINUE TO BE FRIENOLY TO ARRFTEHARD: WETROOD GOING OUT OF HIS WAY. oo a | he gent 8. WILL REPORT ANY FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS, ————>- 9. FILE: 201-265412 AND 2601-77337. Stans - SECRET Mt ue > Deena Os Punraerens
fi4-00000 ‘ Sy - an “tn f t ss (13). On 12 December. 1968 two. team members spotted Valentin , 8. LOGINOV (known KGB) walking with an unknown slexican male, : i ' . After LOGINOV departed the Mexican remained at a restaurant . : “3 ‘for an hour appearing to be waiting for someone. The Mexican iN } of finally departed after making a phone call and was lost in _ ; 7 ts : heavy traffic, The team members obtained the Mexican's license ' a i ~ 4 oo. plate number. from which he was identified as Ignacio VALLINA — ne : i 4 t ‘ * Barros. re _ _ ae i : S 3 * j t te £ , o . ‘ V rom “notes Foe Cos Cone renca. . ay-ae March (169 mo bf DIS FI
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14-00000 oe : . * f - ane we. _f | ( | , - . LATE ATIC TE PP EPASQIER TRO Berks ree TE : ‘ CONTINUATION OF . renee Bere eren BeCR ET  - | yenpnirre } : etree rte rote een ere nen“ Es EN NT A GaentnECeheh Ly, Pubbsectts repro hey fnto ranhii i , ua terribly confused, She said that ta LO ceven 6 Vebruagy. sbeut .F point eat Tereaved gt hes bentts home atic iat ~ 3 if Re t norente ay a * Loe shes Ah nomad Pubicet vere there. Ther were ell muects at the } | = i : as ? to wlien ALortnns bad been ufvited. The mato mrests ke z* _l a dovrenPied to theiy robe. SAURTLEAS 9 pada hin usual. depressio coor e ed rig, none ef whom he had mat before, "They all loved I De I; 2 ay Magid ea Listy when be left. pleading u - |: t ; ; ~ 4. : f, Q (met art told hos that he would be ceninn to Mew Yerk en vacatién, _Gbe invited hin to wisit her and rave hin Fee address and telephone () genber (uncer eonarn’ :C cover} whe asked about the manuccript of fier bine which she had fteft-with Bin, Me told her that it wag in |. / feed hands and that ‘he wes Teokinpn for a publisher, Sho teld him’ | Chat cha a 3 leaving on the morning of & bebruary and he promised oeain before sho lett, detuativ, AMDICWARD spent consider Ceharet ne the other Jadics than he snont talking to ~seetiaman ata onyernenge nee oe 3:80 00 @ Yebruary, Subject called AEDINEARD tn [ presence, Ie was not in, She was teld te call } | j ae ; a gE on ae ae . : nn rie ALOTET#ARD dobriefed her on her activities since. they lest % | | | according iron LUvoy she did but he was still not ia. eae oftieer enatied tier aratn on the evening of 8 . finee ANDISEARD bad not contacted hen, she was not c-instructed to. call the Station hefore contacting Soe hor nest yieit., he departed onthe morning of’ fince ANDTIMAPD did net cnreage in signifiennt conversation 3 A ad =k mace no atternt to see her a secend time, it vould ceenm po interest in her. This is not Surprising since . : pare eenid hardly cscape the same assessment of hex that the - ‘ flieen has. Che mide on even worse impression than at the | 4 Th nfaeeto eed tetell ." Self-contercd person who could not even. BI Y the. last nemes of the women who met AEDIEHAND although i tnih endless dy-ebout them on how they. relate to her. ler i ‘adiy distracted, ; ; ae di view of tho chove, the Station believes that Subject. -. i ho use srainct ALDIEUARD and plans to terminate her, if, hake aiskeb in. Eonico. "SMT ease att ALP EIT te bo bens cnet tet nt Ay tr . . Sav, 0 TRA een germane mee meeting, REN ME Re ge a nen NB Rr ORT fo aba ee i te due id — a ee ace eo ee re ae ese
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3 % s $ : i é ‘ i : i i é i ! i i t ‘ $ 15 i oe ate ane Cage Secagtamay Orssevena non Cuasswigo Messece | OO NOES | Fee 000+ carpe REPRODUCT. ON OF hes cov er PROwiaTED” Sisesaw wv.. ACTION “ananen(] PAGE a SECRET | | AND WILL SCHEDULE IT FoR 22 oR 23 wate CH. -- HOEVER,- iF NATURAL” OPPORTUNITY ‘TO TaLK To AEDTEWARD OCCURS EARLIER, LIREALM WILL USE “THIS OPPORTUNITY. ©. von 4. SHOULD LPAURORA SLUG: BE USED txts ‘TRAFFIC? 5. FILE: 201-2854525, BITTE SECRET en : ‘ ; #7 ie j cee ee * | pe } i Meters coven gembvines ee cree roy ne SECRET
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semen memeeniS tg te te nective ar minke spe ton amennis gtcees one . wy : : e . on Cape Bec errant Drtise mination Cristom ees Og ES 8ST OTe, 2o SBCRET woctavoak. [UL 2d te , { Wyfen Billed In} . AD AWEE COSY C] 28UED oo “nn os ir fe- “onl Ove One p39 ce » BE “ FS CLARIFY TO Pig 100). nninterommmmemenenen r ‘is Bat J] s a - . ate _ amhe: 39, bbe 0G. 6 cic . nn J .. SS808 ov gehen ean RR E45,) eng mo Caer. 46 awaven (i orsreor ea _ DIRECTOR DESH ero? LIREALM AEKICK semmemep “YW 7 dis 1969, a B. DIRECTOR 81435 me LIREALM WILL AVOID contact WITH 201-2854 12 HOVEVER LIREALM PARTICIPATING, IN TEWNIS TOURNAMENT WHERE MIGHT SEE wan BUT CAN EASILY AvoID CoNvERSA ON. 2» RE PARA 3 REF Bz STATION IS INTERESTED th cuscest ion OF POSSIBLE EXPLOITATION OF THIS INCIDENT AND BELIEVES SOMETHING COULD BE DONE WITHOUT REVEALING LIREALM'S TRUE \WOFIRM STATUS, MOST INTERESTED IN HAVING HEAD QUARTERS IDEAS. ar FILE: 201- 773337; 201-2854 12, ‘SE CR ET - corps OFF RE agk lon is $ The Lol iees= auth serdar =. : SO {excet ACY > ; * prem ew LOLS EY “ , 0. wet , Owe 5 ne CEES AGas OF 3 eat a pam 3 ft SECRET Tota Comers ; a mouse. 5 BRO/OR moras - ate ‘ae - Sea 45 ae 2 <1 Betae er pf “wer eck o/s cave | i "4 i i a pprer Lato. a 044 asda”
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14-00000 Sot PERG IS SOT GS ens Ce eS es bal Craveirito Maissert Trea, Comrs SECRET “ou { When Fotleg bi “Cam € Sec WE TAA AY OVGne IMATION Bory ante COP C) 9UEO C] morte es LC "oy a ale iG. cu abary wD Pap! "Be ghee TOWLE od ete re ined saavco(] oestacy (] os BETNON . PAGE 2 ) “IS EGRET Hee poem Sor ee gee ae a wat Oo. THIS PROVOCATION OF HIS contacts 1s STANDBARD PRACTICE. WITH SUBJECT. HE SEEMS TO HAVE A COMPULSION TO COME UP WITH SLIGHTLY OFFENSIVE PROVOCATIONS. tis TWO WEEKS as0 AT A SIMILAR LUNCH AT ANOTHER GERMAN, $ HOUSE, HIS: PROVOCATIONS ‘t fou ¢ GERMANS - ON NIXON? § VISIT TO BERLIN AND ELCTION OF PRESIDENT ‘THERE LED TO HIM INSULTING HOSTS AND LEAVING IN A HUFF SHORTLY BEFORE HE: WOULD HAVE BEEN EVICTED. - , E. LIREALM FEELS ctuat Mths HARP ING on LIREALM' S. “WORK FOR - WOFIRM IS ‘SUBJECT’ s STANDARD PROVOCATION FOR HIM cLirneen AND WIFE ARE ORLY AMERICANS IN GROUP) AND THAT SUBJECT HAS NO HARD INFO ABOUT HIS WOFIRM CONNECTIONS. HOWEVER, LIREALM ALSO FEELS THAT IF SUBJECT IS ALLOBWED: TO CONTINUE THIS PROVOCATIVE LINE WITHOUT EFFECTIVE REBUTTAL, LIREALM CAN ‘BE MADE. TO LOOK TO FOOL IN THE ~ GROUPS EYES. IN LIREALM* s ESTIMATE NONE OF GROUP SUSPECTS HIS STATUS IN MEXICO BUT THINK THAT THE WOFIRM vine ES JUST SUBJECT s WAY OF PROVOKING THE ONLY GRINGO LN. THE cRREP. , (2. LIREALM ‘STATED THAT SUBJECT Is VERY GOGD IN DISHING IT ouT TO EVERYEPAY BUT IRVARIABLY cones out A POOR SECOND . REPARTEE AFTER 1 “DELIVERING QNITIAL DIG. HE CAN “WoT TAKE IT, :& THI Re SKINNED » and 4 : EMBASRASSES EASILY. aa rs scam Fook
14-00000 Goa Canee Sec HE TAMA OiAse wna Os ¢ : cr eat al Ot ovis rr arts “~ ee EEPRET *, . Se ea ADVANCE COPY [_]} ssvr0 [] scree OUR RE A OY terre PE €é Tig we tae ey . . rote Pigies) MESSaGE Fora CC Ccomrs . 6 SECRET ao * pare sees wr atage wwoee C) ves C2 ao - E.aSSiry TO FUE WO wa TS FEE NO osetaov [) aa. vue mo (jaar. ta PAGE. 3| SECRET. 3. PLAN OUTLIVED PARA 4 REF Was PRESENTED to ‘LIREALM WITH. PROVISO IT IS SUBJECT TO H@S CONCURRENCE. HE WAS ENTHUSIASTIC SIKCE IT PARALLELS HIS OWN THINKING. | SILENCE SUBJECT, IS GUARANTEED 10 THROW HIM INTO DEEP EMBARRASSMENT “AND CONFUSION, AND: BURN HIM WITHIN THE GROUP SINCE LIREALM WOULD . LIKE TO MeGEnenonAah 100 WITH OTHERS PRESENT SINCE WHOLE GROUP KNOWS HOW SUBJECT NEEDLES HIM AND SEVERAL HEARD SUBJECT OFFER HIM MONEY. STATION CONCURS IN THIS ADDITON TO PLAN. 7 4 HOWEVER, SUBJECT PREFERS NOT TO WALK-IN TO SINCE 851645, TRABE - "HE IS HIS ONLY SOURCEE OF BUSINERYAIIDE AND ADVICE as THE EMBASSY. ‘HE SUSPECTS THaT[ | WOULD ATTEMPT TO PRY. HEAFORE, AGREED HE MOULD WALK-IN TO SECURTIY OFFIGER,. INDICATE THE NATURE OF HIS SECRET PROBLEM, ANDASK TO TALK TO A WOFIRM REP. Canvine 2B «5S. STATION IS GENVINEE-S THAT PARA 4 REF PACH WITH ABOVE’ MODIFICATINONS WILL EFFECTIVELY TERMINATE SUBJECT'S PRGVOCATIONS, IS PERFECTLY NATURAL FOR A PERSON IW LIREALM*S POSNBUded AND WILL sTRENGRYEN HIS COVER VIS-A-VIS KIS: AND SUBJECT'S MUTUAL FRIENDS. THERFORE, URGE PROMPT H@S CONCURRENCE. | (6 FILE: 201-77337 AND 201-285412.. SECRET. HE BELIEVES THAT IT WOULD EFFECTIVELY
14-00000 659 \ . : . . . * . : 6. - . _ . ; we cua se PORe e TOTAL CoPtts: SL. MESTRES/myb : we C/SB/X/WH Kh, SECRET », BT 8412, -R-131S~ ‘7 MARL. "Ore ioEx | — Cy asruan to. C) soen ACL toe (dete and thee Tite) SECRET 07 "4 , CITE DIRECTOR -REYERENCES: A.. DIRECTOR- 81435 cB. (IN 08492). \ en oP (IN 98490) 1: 201-285412 HAS BEEN ASSIGNED AEDIEHARD. (2. THERE APPEAR TO BE TWO KEY OBJECTIVES WHICH SHOULD BE , SOUGHT IN THIS LATEST LIREALM/AEDIEHARD DEVELOPMENT. THEY ARE: - — A. PROTECT AND STRENGTHEN LIREALM'S COVER IN A NATURAL. MANNER, AND co So an B. "OPERATIONALLY EXPLOIT AEDIEHARD'S AGGRESSIVE ATTI- é GENERAL CONCLUSIONS: A. DESPITE HIS AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE AND VISIBILITY, THE DO NOT APPEAR TO BE ANY SIGNIFICANT SUSCEPTIBILITESS. og : . a ~ 28 sS4djo t ; Pret ’ Fa] * sheae’ ~ (CONTINUED, a) : ccommanad Sibi =e ‘£3 4 CT Seere 7 Ai ASG CHCA =~ | Avnbiheaned { waes ia EcR, VE T pe —— rior 73; ao orcas REPROGUCTION BY OTMER THAN THE IssUING OF Fce 1S PROHIBITED. San &O, ~ Se er & ob
orcs ROUT IRN A! annoa mntiALD + fe hee a¥ SESS ARE FORE FOTa, COMES; of : a J 42 a am = 6412 RIAL ptt pate _7 MARCH 1909 ; A Toe ot CABLE SECRETARIAT DlasrMiMATiON he Gar Csowoee  “(] aera to 2. maneee Cane ane ‘ =" a8 All tha HB FILE O. eae nee . ; ‘ eWesllastioa) jest and thew §§ —— tte SECRET | | . . creomectoh =) 3 3) ToC ce THO 7 wl. Bo / B. HIS ACTIONS COULD BE INTERPRETED AS THOSE OF AN RIS ‘ be " OFFICER TRYING TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO HIMSELF FOR ONE REASON | . = | OR ANOTHER, HE IS NEITHERy PARTICULARLY SUAVE NOR SUBTLE in. * P. HIS PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS. -YET HE IS CRAFTY, QUICK ON HIS ® Po '- FFET, AND MAKES FAST DECISIONS AND ACTS ON THEM. HE ic { Ee ” DEFINITELY SOCIALLY ACTIVE AND MORE UBIQUITOUS THAN MANY Be OTHER SOVIETS IN MEXICO, THIS VISIBILITY, HIS APPARENT pe _ oo, .MOBILETY, HIS KNOWN KGB AFFILIATION, AND HIS OUTWARD PERSON . oe _ ALITY MERIT OUR CONSIDERATION FOR PLACING HIM ON STATION'S oO 4 , po oo PRIORITY TARGET LIST, oo beste) | : oy 7 “+. 4, WHILE THE PLAN OUTLINED IN Jano FURTHER ; MODIFIED IN[ Jwoutp EFFECT! VELY TERMINATE IPE ALS/ | AEDIEHARD RELATIONSHIP AND CERTAINLY BE NATURAL ACTION FOR v. Ss. | » BUSINESSMAN TO TAKE” ‘(THEREBY “IN HARMONY WETH LIREALM' s COVER), _— PERHAPS THIS. ACTION (REPORTING TO THE EMBASSY HIS CONTACT wiTH ¢.  AEDIEHARD) 1S NOT NECESSARY AT HIS TIME. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING ; ALTERNATIVE FOR STATION'S CONSIDERATION SUBJECT, SATURALLY,. T a aR LPABING OFFICER SECRET oe Autiewnie arian car no. Sh TE ore ree ascent . aa SRR OE Pe eS amare RF pte ese REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED.
if-00000 tS —_ . : a ete | Sts "Sn. ; VOTAL COPS: ia 0 a 24 ee | SECRET —— “ bare: 7 MARCH 1969 - : " nes ‘woes ©) no wsnex (CJ eeroan to pmameeces C) ene as a “bs ee .-— e  ee oo - | meee r CITE ORECTOR oss " "PAGE THREE oo 7 + MODIFICATION: ; . " / po AY” LIEREALM WOULD ATTEMPT AVOID CONTACT AND CONVERSATION WITH AEDIEHARD FOR NEXT FEW DAYS. |B. THEN, AFTER PERHAPS ONE WEEK OR MORE, LIREALM WOULD SEEK OUT AEDIEHARD AND ASK TO SPEAK WITH HIM ALONE. C. LIREALM WOULD FIRMLY EXPLAIN TO AEDIEHARD THAT HE ENJOYS TALKING WITH HIM ON. occas TON’ WHEN THEY CHANCE TO MEET BUT THAT AEDIEHARD'S, CONSTANT. PUBLIC NEEDLING AND JOKING ABOUT LIREALM'S: SUPPOSED CONNECTION WITH WOFIRN NAS CAUSING one EMBARRASSMENT IN MEXICAN/AMERI CAN BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND HAD TO STOP. LIREALM WOULD TELL SUBJECT THAT AS PATRIOTIC "AMERICAN CITIZEN HE HAD SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME THINKING _ ABOUT REPORTING THIS CONTACT TO AMERICAN ENBASSY AND EXPLAIN- “ING TO U.S. OFFICIALS HIS PREDICAMENT VISA VIS AEDIEHARD'S. JOCULAR BUT. INSISTENT PUBLIC ACCUSATIONS. D. LIREALM WOULD THEN STATE THAT HE HAD NOT DONE SO FOR THREE REASONS: : (CONTINUED...) ~ 6 we wm 8 : : CocaDinanage offices LkAGING OF PrCTR + vy one tated ben eemernaie | AUTHENTICATING “ SECRET | | scompveme wes Gn preea a a REPRCCUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 13 PROMISITED. com So.
14-00000 996 £ > i i : : ~ cn ce es ec are a re a a . het SSAGE FORM ROUTING AND-OR INITIALS « BEEN BY TOTAL HRS: * get ay 12 - —— DATE | MARCH 1969 : ; : _ ao "CASLE SECRETAMAY DiSSEMURATION (} xoax C) wo snes (J struan re ——--- srances “On vie ao Cl ene mcs ene no. ae a oe Ce ae tite’ treference eventnar} . (éate and tine filed) | . & ; - (eiscniiceveas tho (gs BCRET - é| ae CITE DIRECTOR b I§3 3r ‘iv0 F pace FOUR so a q Pe een cceeeend HE DID NOT WANT TO CAUSE- EMBARRASSMENT FOR a AEDLEHARD. IN EVENT U.S. OFFICIALS WOULD TAKE SOME ACTION EITHER THROUGH MEXICAN GOVERNMENT OR DIRECTLY WITH SOVIET OFFICIALS. (2) HE. piD NOT WANT TO CAUSE TROUBLE FOR HIMSELF IN HE FELT EIR BRL, WEE ay con ney ARE PES AE, apse tegen onto ¥. EVENT U.S." OFFICIALS DECIDED TO. INVESTIGATE HIM. '- “ THAT REGARDLESS WHETHER THEY DID INVESTIGATE HIM OR NOT, be me |. THEY WOULD PLACE HIM ON, SOME SORT ‘OF "SUSPICIOUS LIST" AND Bel TulS COULD HANDICAP HIS BUSINESS INTERESTS AND SOCIAL se . . i RELATIONSHIPS WITH VARIOUS EMBASSY COUPLES WITH WHOM HE AND , 7 HIS WIFE WERE FRIENDLY. . 4 . z (3) HE SAW NO REASON WHY HE COULD NUY.CONTINUE TO SEE Be " AEDIEHARD ‘SOCIALLY AS BEFORE BUT THAT HE KNEW THAT IF HE F - ~~ pePORTED TO EMBASSY HE WOULD PROBABLY BE ASKED TO CEASE a THIS CONTACT IN HIS BEST INTERESTS AND THOSE OF THE EMBASSY . f .. E. LIREALM WOULD THEN ASK FOR QUID PRO QUO, "LET US toa CONTINUE AS FRIENDS, SUCH AS LEONOV AND I WERE, BUT DROP TITS t we coospinatina oFF1etas (CONTINUED. ©.) B mr ancaasing oerecrs . SECRET | adie rhe aks u REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Cory HO,
a, . . oy mc . °. RESTAGE PORE | ROUTING 44D. OF PITAL 2 Safe OY ue ~ , ‘ TOTAL COPS: ia! mt: NIE SECRET oF: ATE: v : SOLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMNNATION C)iwoen C] wo innex O serves to nance rem tinnnewamremansncine PES 6412 crt it Clens: mo 8 | [_] Fie on C8 FILE NO, a : : ‘. : . fence} tore a . . eSate and time fitted) (reference cembar} . ~ ~ “"s (elessittcations ‘ SECRET oo, oe CITE DIRECTOR = 2 SECRET 0 | 183 ) _ fe "RAGE FIVE ° WE EVALUATE: LIREALN'S REPORTING ON HIS SOVIET. CONTACTS AS ACCURATE, ‘LIREALM IS POSITIVE STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION. HOWEVER, SHOULD ms to if & @ P _ LUCID, AND USEFUL. | THE RECENT ON AEDIEHARD COMPLETED BY: "ON LIREALM GOING TO THE EMBASSY AND CARRYING (OUT ACTION DESCRIBED . . SPY" ACCUSATION BUSINESS OR I WILL HAVE .NO RECOURSE BUT TO PROTECT MYSELF AND REPORT TO THE EMBASSY. " 5. THIS ACTION ON THE PART OF LIREALM IS IN PERFECT HARMONY | WITH ACHIEVING OBJECTIVE NUMBER ONE: PROTECTING AND MAINTAINING LIREALM'S COVER. HOPEFULLY IT WOULD SET STAGE FOR CONTINUING CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD ON PROFITABLE BASIS SO THAT WE CAN PROFES - } STONALLY ASSESS THIS SOVIET WHICH “FULFILLS THE SECOND OBJECTIVE. AEDIEHARD PERSIST WITH HIS GAMES PLAYING WE HAVE NOT CLOSED DOOR IN STATION. MESSAGES. “THUS THIS OPTION STILL VALID. ; 6. APART FROM SEEKING TO OBTAIN ABOVE OBJECTIVES BY TAKING / THE INITIATIVE WE ALSO AVOID A LIREALM WITHDRAWAL FROM AEDIEHARD | WHICH, NO MATTER HOW WELL PLANNED, SOVETS WOULD PROBABLY “SUSPECT | FORD ‘OF DEFENSIVE ACTION ON LIREALM'S PART IN VIEW OF HIS AS SOME . ; COO WINATING OFFICERS (CON TINUER. ) ad easinG Geercee SECR 7 [eetga Son meee we aymeanc anna : , aor * i vane Aras os oC AB REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE S PROHIBITED. cor BO.
74-90000 . MESSAGE POM TOTAL corns: wma: | Lo int? CFSRIRTR SECRET Jo aus 6412 oo tate: 7 MARCH 1969 ; imare SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION — cn morn (wo woe ‘e RETURN TO .....——— BRANCH Clens en i PEA 8 CO ene wee ena xo. .. , ; : eeucecn-eenececrenameemee ane mens) connate 1 eo ne jerite) _— Ln r PAGE SIX — O70. f EXPOSURE. BY- ‘SUBJECT. ACTION SUGGESTED THIS MESSAGE KEEPS CONTACT ie OPEN, WE MAINTAIN INITIATIVE, DOES © NOT PRECLUDE TAKING DE FENSIVE < ACTION IN FUTURE SHOULD. AEDIEHARD STUBBORNLY PERSIST, AND [5S NATURAL FOR SOMEONE LIKE LIREALM GIVEN THIS SORT OF SITUATION. ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE HERE IS FOR STATION TO DETERMINE THROUGH CONTINUED CONTACT PLUS ADDITIONAL ACCESS TAILORED TO LIREALM t SIN FORMATION WHETHER CR NOT A PLANNED DEVELOPMENTAL EFFORT AIMED AT RECRUITMENT SHOULD BE INITIATED, pecan inane ih peters arse) TA : Sy Te SHE ABOVE PROPOSANEEMOPEE RED FO-FHE-STATEON FOR-CONSED— ag PC enpetatee STATION IS IN BEST POSITION TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT THIS TYPE OF EXPLOITATION OF CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD CAN BE EFFEC- . FRE LER T Draenei gina ee» nie q TIVE IN TERMS OF FURTHER PROFESSIONALLY ASSESSING THE TARGET AND. . ISIN CONSIDERATION OF LIREALM'S OTHER OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES. IN NO i WAY DO WE WISH TO HAVE THIS ACTIVITY GONFLICT WITH LIREALM'S ° - |.” ABILITY TO SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT HIS OTHER PRESENT OR PLANNED po OPERATIONAL EFFORTS. a : (CONTINUED. ©.) § a _ | coomimanan osricens eon _mbtagmaornces 1 - SECRET. - ee aries oer BO, REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED.
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14-00000 f - Re ; , - “assact fom ROUTING AND. Ca INITIALS - SEN 8 TOTAL COMES: : One, bee ua = CSB7N7WH (4 6 cave . 1315 . ee —* j Parsi 6 MARCH 1959 ° cage sicervaniar OtssemmaTion +f Cjwoe - (5 wo oar ~aiecmeatt —— fae ara Wile Thea —— e1aae SC INNEDTATE| | oe — " gSELSPRAED REDTOP LIREALM AEKICK Poe oe “ oe Os RERS la o7sai)_ — sh, Looe Lo weet rn . } 1. PLEASE CABLE DET. ILS 6 MARCH DEBRIEFING AS SOON AS AVAILABLE, ae 2. IN INTERIM LI es ACTION. . 3. REVIEW OF LoG}xov' ILE REVEALS COMPLEX PAST HISTORY OF DEALINGS WITH MEXICA WITHOUT EXPOSING HIS ThuE \WOFIRM STATUS.» WILL: ADVISE. A Mab, : P O)- 22 541.2 . 4, FILE 201-773637, 201- 285412. Station reportéd overture : , made to eae by . ; - -} = END OF MESSAGE - LOGINOV. SB/CI/0 | CS}/XO_¢ | WH/1 | Es Ey BELLAS GFHICES oe tt & & COOEDINA TG OFFICERS SECRET | = . abdlp nba