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14-00000 é ? erereerrce fieW ON = Varma amy ome ' “DISPATCH 7 pent we tne wane wo mane ha wanes ores ne A eter Chief, ¥E Chief, SR i ~[ | PSM sr at tee wernt aan aan (7, rrr —— Unief of Station 12 May 1959” See STAT a oe " Diglamal ve __ tt ‘wr ena © “onty _ S108 /OPSRATIONS /REDCAP, pve DAMS SH Dep leme SET manera toe wants urigoriy Te. “Gqluor and Lostalle Bontact © 6 NOTING mQuEtD OE RONG CAN BF fUOT.ED 6? Qualdio HG 0448 OFT Bee BER AD eae - for information 1. On & May Grigoriy Ye. Golub phoned Costille for lunch for that day. Most of the time was spent on polite conversation and no political topics were discussed, Golub asked Costille about his home and family in the States and his vacation plane. Golub mentioned that he was not going to be able to take a vacation this auncer as he had hoped. When Costille asked him why, he. gave the reason that the Ambassador, whom Golub described as still being new and not quite sure of himself yet, had.told hia he wanted hig to remain in Heleinkd as he was the only person of officer rank in the Consular Section, (Station coament: ght be because of Khrushchev! s | Reported wisit to Finland shortly = 6 LT.) Qe Not ones during the lunch did the ‘subject mentioned in references concerning Costille's treatment in the Soviet Union come up. 3. Golub mentioned that he had been in Finland now for about four years and that he had been enjoying himself very much and liked Finlend and the Finns, He said that he was glad that he did not apeak English as he - would then probably be sent to England or the United States, which in his opinion were too far from his home in the Soviet Union. According to Golub, this made travel home, as well as phone calls, too expensive. When Costille ‘asxed him where he would Like te be agent next, he answered Moscow, He stated that over three yeare wae too long to be away from one's country. 4. No arrangements were made for the next lunch, but if Golub rune tree to form, he wlll be phoning Costille next week, Golub usually averages about one phone call a week. bia [bb Williem L. Costille May 12, 1959 Distribution 2 = WEB eo 6/6 LUAbaer a Bhai ree ood eee ve FETE ay | * bor a. 8 tee aw $3 2 6 me ke if | ewer ee oe ee RET OG ED H | mee
Lin wh ee ns  Ceesayya7i, 2 aprit 1959 | ' “Snbet, hk (tu per, S8 Sajef of Shatiun, ~ \ 3 fa, 1959 a VP A@ fee Apa bes - HiTMIORS eusg ae eter oe Le Sries Ouitural offanaire in Heleinvd 4 { an a — ae iz i Sat Cas CAM a ALAS : bar Petes we sreyicirr : gt uma rs COlt . Fer Lntorestton a. Radisa O23, March 73, 2959 1, Ass foUlowsp to Reference A, woloh brielly meationed the Soviet § Do Not. attempts at “ealtarsl culiivetian® of various young Pirgish Poreiga OfClies & O% Rep Pereoupel, we woaid [ize to canment on slaiiar actions rorardiag pounger a Beceathy,t acitera of tne hestern Oiviowatis am} Coneular Carps in Malsinet, within about the last two wonths, Soviet Fabassy offiéieale here, particularly Grigorty Ye, GCLUH’ asd ¥, F. CHALIOTSAT?, nave been sakiag an offerta te = ¢ invite younger meabere of the Weatern eubassies to lunch or to view Sovist movies playiug at local movie houses, Por instance, GCLUR tas invited . howard Be Singleton of the Caraiian Legation te leach with him and later he _ was eed having luneh with Aydin Yegen of the Turkish Kkatassy, There was | 1 also another Soviel, Makeyev?, at theee two luncheons acting as interpreter, | (Ve believe this is Eielay Makeyev, the TRUD representative here,) (Colm | eicentelly, Coatille was just interrupted by a paone eall frea Golub inviting « him to legch tcday.) Chalkeverl has invited Ejell Colding of the Borwsgiaz : Mabasay, Willes kooslerp of tha Dutch Babassy and Herbert Lear of the Heat German Legation to a showing of the Soviet film "The Tafet.* Golub had invited Cestiile to the sane showing bul Coatille was unable to go. At 4 later lunch Golub asked Coaitia to be eure he saw "The Idiet® so the next tia they had lesch they eculu d.ecuss it, “It ja interesting te note that all of the above weaternersa are betwee the ages of 28-33 and all bachelors, The engageuante are etrietly non-political and wasally caltural tecies are cissessed, The general opinion is that beth of the Soviets, Gelud and Chalkovari, are very avaiable aed friemily, They pisk wp alleBecks aad mace sure ‘that. tbe gusat ie well wined amd dined, 2, We are not certain of the value of all thie information bat fels +t tas worth reportirg se this sulteral courting of the younger Western Eabasey people seams to have definitely inereased in the last two moths and bag been a fawrite topie of discussion at reeent Western Babassy functions, Feet cane A Band Ome ans. afsbason deel loca aanaie™” 3. In this Baas context, we are altaching a copy of Eebasey Despatch 623 coneorning bat outh Activities in Pinisod, which alee diseussee the Soviet iabazey! @ gourting of varicus Finnish youta ergani~ Bationse Since the Despatch also discusses the Vienna Touth Festival, it may be of interest to the LOOUTBOUND desk, oo * 4, 1959 RWetribation } = ™5 Loowestorte 1 - SB 2{ >| a . ev 33 ae me | 7¢ h : ee ey oN tue ethene ;
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Saapera as — TPS Re Pree als AE. ae REY rez dias ° Chief of Station,’ me) Av O| ea ‘om Intelligence. . ms Be GOLUB, and: Ne MAREE Doe. mica oe FROM yd ai April iS59 ee a MART ED SOE REL AE NO INOEUING BEV C10- “Soy INOIING CAN Bf ROGER $7 QUALEND HQ OSE CART. rs Ae ein appreciate. receiving any relevant. oe " ineoralt iow you ‘may have on two Soviet Officials at present . > oe serving | in. ‘Finland. they are: ewes ene wen. G E: SOLUB - - Soviet Consul | me “Ni KAKEEY le Correspondent for. errud® Aiaitetits : : . Teal “peewee ne , - Both: officials have ‘been in social contact. with members of _the , vo i “SHADD Legation: in nelsinki. This contact instigated by GOLUB. oa | is allegedly. to inquire about\SMADD\immigration procedures. ~ { | “MAKSEY.. acted. as’ his: interpreter r throughout the meetings rs | 2... Sus ‘has a. ‘trace in their files: “referring to G. BE. GOLUB as Soviet. Intelligence Officer acting as liaison man : _ with the Finnish Security; ‘Police. - . - oe oe 3. There- ‘seems furthermore to be a- similarity here with the activities of Boris Lupovicnh TRETYAKOV (TRSTIAKOU) Head | ae Of the USSR Consular Section in Atheng who has been conduct ii sintlar inquiries with the [SHADDE ° there. for fHILIP LyARUDES Glee
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ra tTerr ar tra TP ae TERRY A Sa! DISPATCH s&s CU (em eee ere ee mena RS = ET ee fi aOR AER “RE SAT eee St AOS cee en A RD I, TO griet, ®S Chief, SR Oe es et ren nnm a FROM crief of Station, eee a mt tL TIO _ ESDCAP - Meeting betaeen G.E. Golub and William L. -Costille more Ett WARD FOR OE ENG MAS AOE RIG BEC EEO RETUAG Cam FE CGO RA 10 HQ OFSK Onur -—---Wene, for information ealy eM HNCEY — e 1. The picture =aier separate cover was taken at a Consular Corps _ Juncheon at the Searascune Hotel in Helsinki on Wednesday, 1¢ Decanber 1958 The individuals in the picture froz left to right aret an uridentified Consul; G.E. Golub, Consul frou the USSR; Cestille; unidentified Fass; Virgil Ellict, departing US Vice-Conscl; Livari Alifjoki, .a Finnand Dean of the kelsinki Consular Corps representing Peruy 4. Joris Bellens, Vice-Consal from Belgium; and Dennis Lindell, a ‘inn representing Kondurese _' 2, During the lencheon Costille was introduced as the new Yice-Consul from the US. After t= lunch Golub came directly up to Costilie, introduced hin-- self and asked Costiite to join him at his tahle for coffee and cognac. Golub was extremely frienciy and preceedad to ask the ugual PRQ-1 tyre questions, such a3 Costille's pone in. the States, how long he'd been in Finland, did he have a diplomatic title ange, ete. Golud mentioned that hia wife was in the Soviet Union and that he was living alone in his apartaent. Golub s7esks no English, go Finnish was used.
| 104-10172-10815 *f ; ’ Ohta? af Stats. 02. | AP Sept achar 1958, SCY valeesc/e - Cady ra.< Wal /Cperatileas HF ace1n8/2 \Cossneets on Ug Way oy wanes hacen O’/ Po tye fe eae Bee Ore " \ees, Sar infecustican ely Seba tas sae Ot ES Ld : ' t Oe are te mg GI ON OL. yaceLt/l lend kde wife wars at Eranlay's bene for dismar, Ii was suppsesd te be ly a-gesial evening, and very vAccIur/t, we hes been back frum little bualness wae disceseed.()| overer, ._ bis fveqosk eumer vecsticn for enly work, Gorld not veaiet the trre te ‘| OQ? dbetng ep tee ViPiDterrercon ease. “re said the no bad read the ieterregation popor? whtet hed bean pram red by one of his nen end hed eubseqeently telked to ADS os COLLB's initiative. COLUE hed eslied Rid eat Urrited hia te lunch, ead they had met lest Thereday.(| From (ViCCL.R/il'o soevash it appeared ; oa! placed: very Little credence in tho ascuracy of tho account. ie sald» bat in % ef the feet thet the siz American sthletes vere lef$_ behind te exait vieso, ba could wall undarstend thet Torrayson bad nected VIFID te or eames of the care. Certainly tho Kiniotry.ef Interter plas to feryst eouk 4t unless a new protes$ conse froa the Soviet Aubesssdor. . 2. mctdectalty, OOLED talA[Fictise/i\tbaA{ AFIS bes ahve in the wtole affair ani bas besa Woeallet to tha Soviet Unter, Wea’ | eaya be bao already departed.) OCLED lee renarted thot{ ViPID to . See ie at tua dish uialtend omer non einen iS eamwanne cecurred,|VAPID tad been epocking Fnglich oe. whe vi tascsed ths caffies. GOLUA though’ it strenge that! ViP1D, who epcakte (0 . Piredet wall, eteuld sot eso that language in epeating to i we alep has o feiy suemend of Pinaish. a a ae folasd 3. Brealey ar pinnae | | “pRETURN 7D e1q 2— a Deans Use Sly 2 : 1 BO Net Reproduce
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104-10188-10025 ce inet erence nt me oe Spenemeee ESN, faviter or, ond %0O cone hate, Uren DD aD AT PED “* ord) SK%., amen fros the comp, ."Coneroird Susertor® ealied Sech inférming hia test tiey were odoslsinn the Of, corpo. ' Oneir of fte wie on the Str, Masons) St.intonto, tie «nkod if ~ho eould'-cd#a to sec Ceeh et thre Fab. OF, : : : { “aril 4theg sn othor men from the acm: coos, GQ - fled Coch oa ins thet T,. Js rqueg ted - to-come to 9e¢ Cech, but he Gold not edna, a9 10 wo Idesae to soc hi tn 4 an houre Oe ; ; be tard] Sth., * mca fron tuc Tab, of Irdonaoia er lte? Cech, who ws mot in, To e-ll hin st hone, 0: finvitstion). hordl Sthe,g % wown froa cr, Faoincon (Mu), edar, “Iavortadora Ylexfoana® e-lica Coch, who win notin, “he vented to trl about Cignrottea, which Coch omerad, “cr. "opinoss o- Med wecin about the ‘r-nehiac,. Se Sort) Othe, Zech evtle! the fommrding aronay Villearcal y Guerre= ro 7bout his Lifteven, Sroril 16tn., ho anlled ditto an? ws told @o et!) Allt-nesort (Frens Sauchtwinsor). Aorgl lithe, the Fab, of Jeon sokad when Cath wa levine, An@= Bere ‘prt 16s, Vorsl L?th., Vere Netto (shonetic,fnu) from the ‘yo Vach for a J-psnese diner 1% the Jonsnese Club, ‘ertl bith., 7¢ 29,09, Agryanteat, ic oske* alee to bring with hia Cech’s natghbrur, whom he wt 1 Ceon’o hone let tice, Oc. Frond Yeuchtucn ser cart Fach ¢ for Ver-ers 4eril lth. ae Lord) 1?th.,(evening) ore. Sach es ded her Awb-ne at tac Yab,: dufcraing hia ta t 2 man," re unndeb*ceclied vin at bow, “hese e414 thet ho ecult be from the lovict babe Me mononca thet nt. 1ifteven loft -AorAl 134h., Po rersadel” e-ltct Cech st hoa, Sa. sxerial renort, Kepd) PSth,,okan avliad Pcbsts rt have astiin: 707 Geeh, Eubates nad thet Ceri a mot sth hin, bat be wen ao. with “eho at Dues’ hese end then he ana exscetad tb Tuoe.s?a, Cokes acid anly aS ayes Serpal 16th,,cu'ena de cvieodfn alia thet their flisznt tod-y wa a-naellet, vr Conn cnke? tha aren to netify her hunbond st tne Fmd, Ceth e-lied unio alfo akin’ her te atep packins, Dheir locvins ~ca@ “Ontrones, fart] 16th., ra.fech @-tlct her busbrad at the cf“ien “aking hia ‘ry gsbortl acu to visit: them, OF, corning. Loril L?th., woe 3 dd th t Hotes deeidat t:-t Coch, Fatrive isis end Posek would fly tocether ta cube April 20th., by Cubena de Av 1 hordl Lith., “vadod= oFt36? Cech, sho wes for lunch et “he 41°%a, eaking btn to sere to the Ecb, avin: "it e nceen sry", Cech eetred “ror Sha Fel wing nim to come: to the Taped. s t tthe mb Fg = wet at “flostev Coon Cone. MM WGC 2
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= ry former eae he InteFligence | ‘Service: until ‘april 1964. - Mendquartorn’ Comments : a . - “the: ‘following report. ‘is one of. a series contatatag. personality information provided by the source and recludes -Gupplemental -” information from the records of this’ Agency. . ane 3t ‘is ‘requested: that the addressees take no action: on “wey” of the andividuals mentioned in the personality reports a without first. checking with this Agency. . . an _ ae de agege gee Elpidio INTER TAN Comevanas is a servant in the Cuban Embassy in Yextco ‘City. Source saw INTERIAN at the Embassy in March _, 1964; one’ day when source vent to’ the second flvor ‘of. the: _Babassy te-sod Ruogelio- RODRIGUEZ, INTER IAN anawered” ‘the “doo INTERIAN , ate aad. the Cuban Consul were. having | a. conference, tn a report: ‘dated. 6 February 1964, it was stated that: “Elpidio INTERIAN Comezanas, | attache at the Cuban Embassy- . in Mexdco City; was a Cuban Intelligence Service officer. “.and code clerk, He was born in approximately 1930.°~. ; «His wife is Qilberta JORGES Caceres. INTERIAN. has two:- ‘"" brothers, one, Guadencio’ INTERIAN Comezanag, born -in “. *., dlabana on 18 February 1927, is a diplomatic courier, . the other brother, name unknown, ia believed to be in >. | “Cuba and a,medium level. ‘PURS official. » 1a. A report dated 12 ‘February 1964, stated that Elpidio: ; INTERIAN Conezanas 1s the holder of passport D/63/427; -his wife; Gilperta: JORGE Caceres, is the holder of . SN ery passport D/637/4°8; Saughter E Esther is {ncluded- On, aces ‘SECER ‘g T _ pega egy, gO RIN AS pag Ta Sr aig Povwa - ut aay - ak ta P..0.0.4 . OCR ee. REP. CLACLANT.. -—CINCSO # 144S_ , sheeme Poot | Gam Tistqee beste Saeed fet ° ad 4  Y, = - e a se od a + . . eo pete te op Se TTX at” ;OHSALE ESET | CT LIA TE tyu sacXkL LS MADA 2 CL Rea 2 Tb TTF Proseercaumue pe SAR a de HS “ip cser-316 “o06u3- spl. its" Pa Alp ax i _-_L_T } oe ye mm wrth ee nn et ne he MK OLD i CLORKA wt SAM TS we 9 ayy 7 i erm e
iy year . _ authorized - by. Habana for EYpidio “INTER TAN. Comozanas and * = hig family. : “INTERIAN and his ‘family arrived in Mexico | “in ‘July. 1963... Source said that with the departure: ‘of Cuban Fabassy would have. a new code, crerk. + - é ae A z : rook a * we . 7. to . - SECRET 20 ut eo NO FOREIGN DISSEM 7) w ‘s waste not eos - a a pene eee ‘et pe NS . . . wo Ae ae . “fy nf > ” Z ‘ * ‘ eae ty + BAe 2 : ce elec oe Bed ' ‘ mers fo.
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404-10172-10320] ~* 2613-4, in connection with [A i MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OPS/SOVSAT ATTENTION : Mr. Jean Evans SUBJECT : Grigoriy Ye. GOLUB - 201-150156* i. 1, Further inforaation on Subject is available ate a. SR/L0, Mr. Donald Schroeder, X-8352, | bey 7 WR/1-CE, X-2053, 1609 ae KAPOK documénts (GFHAL2808, 12 Apr 1957 and (GrHA-2635 12 Jul 1957 (includés info that Subject is 4 RI8-nik 2. Subject vas greenlisted 16 September 1957, Request for Green List Rame Check No. 76635. ; RES Subject 201 sent to RI for consolidation on 11 March 1955, and to be returned to WB/1-CE for permanent retention. SECRET ‘
} (ie OES: (0124 Lape eae ay eth. ase Se SBR sas Bhy . x pate OF 3 : *Y 198d 3 - INAO. er “ Pace g it stington, D: wot Fito: REPORT. NO. “i 2904 si aig ace. Augus PEE bE Y Ser He, " EATERIES Servicesuneil Apel 1984: . - a foe Seon Hesaquartard Comme’ ti. The. -follov ing yeport ‘is one. of : a. series: 5 containing, personality information: provided ‘by the seaurce and’ -{néludes ‘supplemental : information from the: records of this Agency. Tee. as “ yequented that the address ees take no netion: -on any , of the individuals. monationed i the persunality reports: . yithout fiest checkit 4 with tiNin Ageney. : eo s H ; 4 : a Lon . s : i. Oscar GARCIA, pseudonym “Sr lando, is assigned te: ‘the: yf , Departamento ‘Liberacton hacional (National Liberation, moar leg »' Department, ~- -LNYe ain the Direccron General: ae" ite higencia Le ae ‘(Géneral’ Direc rate of Inteiligence =+"DGI)as-a desk officer : ‘ in charge of operations in Costa. Rica... Prior’ to ‘this °° — assignsient, CARCIA: was.an instructor: in- Secret ‘yriting and >: : = codés and ciphers in the Department ‘of. Techniéal Operational. ‘+ Support. QE) in. the DOI, In approximately February:,1964" at ry 2 GARCIA was transfered from. the Nt Department because: of'a : Spot : dispute with the d@partien>. chies, “Guillermo ARASTAGUIA, . i” Oa a pseudonym "Rene," .Althoaugh it is 0% ‘certain, it is * Let f probable. that CARCIA worked.Zor ube, Departazento' de Seguridad. aot, . del Estado (Department of State Security’ o ; DSB). “prior | to" the’ : ‘ fo ‘time he began. working: 7 for the: DGI. ; : 7 r *. . ‘ . - ‘ . . . F, ‘ * a - ro e | “RETURN TO ‘CIA ° a ckground Use Only « 3). . i Do Not Reproduce ; 4 Pos 3 . se fe Cue o : i 4 i a XO FOREIGN: DIS SEM oF _eaietea ss : ‘ i. avy ik ASNXEX __- eet REP CINCLANT ce r (Note: field distribution indicated by “F~.} ERZELZEON EC ENTA7R — RANE a TILN Tess po, ean TS % EMA ro] _CI7R2zA 30 TE NO PROJECT. © fos. . aw /Sa7a 19 “Tift | “VT CAMNEG-2) 0 Of. a ia 7sa7er Tee Ho ET ot 7] Scr.-315/00681-13 . . f VH/SWAVE ] i cooaoinating! acucains Wi . aff? _ [TeTess WH/SA 7 (1), WE 2 @, Ci 4, RID 1 ir i ai FORM Nw
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