14-00000 ‘ a A pacson's national passpert should act eage ce ° me Lado. the dhate of bis departure frome the & A Soset Gaurish wea ie walab fa ontey  imts Poss ko and wait durtng che Giie speeded ated is selad ' Jtrog the cities enuoterated: in Ure eica A turing - thai teaves (he CONS ORO aniv throu the har: cant e daditted ap des Savset veaa staedhd yaar aul. ms change uncapectedly, way be extended the conerary alten wifey ited @ait pitints Cteanged oe chout aie, fornibties if Intoursst tate to preside eg cna bons and: Gransporiacen ta campiy woth Che change. In albevents, you must notty imteurst atu ching in plans your wiss Wen: “ee fow days ahead, Visitars 4 Brn (rag ate pranted through fou Gitonape Vises tan tees. to Large feurist proug. teavelling together, Visas are rssued. esate rfaf and itineraries and border-poings of eate. ail oat ote allcred free of charge. visiting relatives in the ULS.S.R, aabd chanted. sued te Coan os un cruises and leamele Visag ; covet trsnsit Visas sce issued «ho teres a vs of teal by Soviet Fac os nekiee NO Soe * feats? ViSaS are necesss). fot ye tsuns of any Mas tamulity flying over the terror, at the ULS.S.R., on ombtion that all reservations (of aa lounger than 24 sours’ stay in any given point of .hange) have been 36 made for him along the entire route through “the: U.S.S.R. and (hot the passenger has the right: to enter the next conUyunts country, - . Health Certifie atea Ysies tsa Afsicau, South America and Asia must “have an International Vaccination Certificate, and tour- ists fron Indla and Eastern Pakistan nust have a certifi- cate stating that they have been inoculated against cholera. Tourists from other countries do. not neéd to present any health certificates and there will be no med- ® officer - ; + .eht ital proof -of health from tourists affiesig cum counteies knuwn to have an epl- demic at the time of arrival. and the harder” + te se eet TEP ne tees acteaeeee <P as PTE emt eS Testth teeta 5 ORC AEOCEONIG enone me
» 14, tt would be useful te ask Nosentess his comments on the tafermation on “Passports and Other Formalities” taken fram the book, A_fMotoriatts Guide ty the Soviet Unio by Virtor Louis and hin wife Jennifer Louin. The book was published in Musee in 1957, fécaters Viktor Louis and his wife are hand-cinbroidered shirt of besser (15 roubles upwards); toys; kramophone re cords (82 in, LP--1 ruubley; tees (comparatively ineapensive); traditions: silver- gilt-and-eramel ware (e.g tiny fork for lemon or butterballs—s rouble ‘child's apoon with animal handle. 4 roubles); wood, alabaster or potters ornaments. if you would like to visit the sarkets, you should ge ae early as possibl- in the day. You will be able find in the market good quality frevh fruit which is often. lacking in the hwards. Also on sale there are honey, frevh eges and dairy producta; there may fe various item of local handwork as well. Th tnarkets close at 5-00 p.m, PASSPORTS AND OTHER FOAMALITIES In order to enter and leave the Sovict Union a foreign tourist must have a valid national passport and a Buviet entry visa. Hoviet vias are issues Sree of charge usually wihies 2 seven-day period frum the time -of ‘application te the Soviet, Renknaay or Consulate i in the turist own. senuntey: aa ‘The horder points through whl the ‘taurise enters-and leaves thie Sovie: ote Union ust be these indicated im the Soviet visa. Foreign towriste’ arrivals in the Soviet Union are registered when they firse hand oves their passports at the fret Inteurist service point indicated on the visa In addition to Soviet visas, # is sequired that the citizens of inmost Westess- ‘European countries obtain visas for the Communist countries through whick they will drive on their way to and from the Soviet Union: East Germany Puland, Czechoslovakia, Hurgery, Kumania or Bulgaria; East German visa are ohtainable on entry tes that csountry. : Resides an. ‘International Driving Permit, motorists muse ‘being av inter. - national automobile regittrstne castificste of the county af departure, sti- pulated in the 1926 Internatie.cd Automobile Traffic Convention. ‘Fousisas’ cars can be brought inte the Svan st Loin ard takes aut again without payment of duty on condition that the woner gives a written guarantee ta take the cas out.of the country upon departuse. “This guarantee is to be handed. over co the eustoms authorities at the Scoset Lurder. “Tt is forbidden to bring the bhrrwing | inte the Saviet Union: {a) acms and ammunition (b) printed matter, films, pheengraphs, negatives, drawings, vtc. “which art hostile to the U.S.S.R. 19 gprenicel or economic respects”. Printed enatter, plants (frist, seeds, etc.) and animals are liable tea binspection by customs authorities. . ft is forbidden to take out sf tae Sovict Union: (a) arma and samenuniticn 53 “slightly' known te Nosenko. Motorist’s Guide , 7 GFOPEIa Se.
14-00000 iV, Belorussian KOT and RVD 1. It would be useful ta question Noscnke about his knowledpe of the chiefa of the ROD and the MYD in hue Belorussian Kepublic, A list of names followa: RGU and MVD Chiefs and Deputy Chiefs of the elorussian SSSR, Chiefs Lt. General Lavrently Fomich Taanava - NEVD, MGB (State Security) 1941-1953, ~Maj. General Mikhail Ivanovich Baskakov - MVD 1952-1954, Lt. General Alcksandr Avanovich Perepelitayn - KG (State Security) 1954-1959, ; senteestene Aleksandr Nikiforovich Aksenov - MVD 1960-1965, Lt. General Vasiliy Ivanovich Petrov - - KGB (State Security) 1959- 1973, Lt. General Yakov Prokopyevich Nikulkin - KGB (State Security) 1973~ Deputies Maj. General Aleksandr Ivanovich Perepeclitsyn ~ MVD 1952-1954 cae aasee or Arkadiy Denisovich Rudak - KGB (State Security) 1959- Aleksandr Nikiforovich Akscnov - KGB (State Security) 1959-1960, Maj. General Stepan Alckseyevich Smorodinskiy - KGB (State Security) — 1962- peceeeseccee Ivan Leopoldovich Lysakovskly.- KGB (State Security) 1971- 2.. What do you know about Aleksandr Nikiforovich Aksenev? Note: (a) Aksenov was Deputy Chairman of the KGB of Belorussia from 1959 to 1960, It is assumed that when Oswald arrived "in Minsk in January 1960, Aksenov was Deputy Chairman of - ‘of the KGB and would definitely know about the Oswald case. From 1960 to 1965, Aksenov was MVD Minister of Belorussia, Therefore it would be under his direction that Oswald's passport and the departure of Oswald and Marina from Minsk was arranged, If Nosenko had access to Oswald's file, he must know about Aksenov, From 1965 tu 1971, Aksenov was Firat Secretary of the Vitebsk Obkom of CP Belorussia, and since 1971, Aksenov has been Second Secretary of the Central Commiittec of the Belorussian CP, He has been a member of the CC CPSU since 1976, and he is also a deputy to the USSR Supreme.Soviet. On May 9, 1978, Aksenov arrived in Columbia, Ele headed the Soviet delegation on the invitation of the Columbian Communist Party. i4 Lakota.