AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10173-10375- RECORD SERIES: WMFO AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR SEE TITLE eee DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: WMFO TO: TITLE: CR 100-16597-SUB I-5104 DATE: 02/13/1964 - PAGES: 1 SUBJECT: JR, TRIAL DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: 10/30/1998 UPDATE DATE: — 02/12/2001 ‘STATUS  Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (1)(C) COMMENTS: Docld: 32171556 Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44. se 2107 Hote ye DATE: 11-14-2017 ~ - . os : a wee | “. P era art —< wo : CAREY | 2s — teat tonite J Wag hing 0 earns Cretan C! VASSIFIED Us Nt Ese ee fa" 4 TE nil Magch 1 oe xX & y] SUMMARY \> Sunda EVGENI_V.\ BUGROV to JOHN\GUTHRIE,, State Dept. statiogV that relative to their pRevious Conversation, we are sending KONSTANTIN.I.\.ZOTOV and ARKADI. Pa .WMERGEI to Boston tomorrow. (to\see YURIAWQEEV). OV said « that he promised to tall GUTHRIE the lito tion, GUTHRIE said that he would like to heae|from BUGROV when they get back as to what they have found up there. BUGROV said let them go tomormpow and he will eall and tell. the departure time a little later. OK. 7 jel EVGENL V.\BUGROV to ARKADI P. \ VERGEL inquiring as to whether ha had any plans for tomorrow. He asked if he could come to Emb. as soon kas possible (tomrrow). [VERGEL said that he had nothing. planned as yet. - “BUGR' V. aa said that he would be going to Boston,along with\Z¢ (ACY! well [RONSTANTIN 14), because of URI AMNBZ [ASEEV bein et ospital there, and that t nacessary : tomorrow morninge OK. BUGROV added t at he vould see | ZOTOV and he*ll explain everything to RGEI. OK. | (fussian) | “deh j \ REZNICHENKO to Dutyman wanting: to know af “anyone askad for Fe Eyhin. No, He told REZNICHENKO that EVGENI (EVGE) A BUCO, left a- package on the: .. | table dounctaize’ at Emb.,) that he wanted REZ’ to take! with him (to NY.? REZ said he knew about ‘this; 9 that he will = be at the Emb. tomorrow morning: ‘early, as he an \RPOVICH.....(BORIS,.V,.) will be going: to NY. by car tome row. Dutyman wanted to know if he. ‘pla on coming b\ Emb. today, and informed in about. 2 hou he 'll be there. OK. _ (Russian)” IVAN Ee\ULoy to wife of ARKADEI,P.\ VERGET. (TAMARA: I) asking that she pass on: yo her husbanddt VER nis Ngther was preparing to have an’ operation... expla that ere was a telegram to VERGEI to this. effect. TA obviously received this infor ation rather: hard, as: a burst into tears. Russian) en ‘ SERGEL 2 eee to ALEKSANDR.. AY -KOKOREV, “doorman. at 3347 . Fthe Embas asking for the phone HA 1% | He was givan the number nce ~ 7248, 0 |. PSERGEI NA VISHNEVSKI to GENNADI G,\ DER VENS “who. has BB apparentl\been sick. -DEREVENSKOV §aid that. De \WERGET. -(ARKADI..P..\ had visited him today a “that*he ha #: Etemperature at the present time, but has- not ‘eaten Many thing “MB today. They discuss DEREVENSKOV illness at some length’ and=:.fi "¥ @ then VISHNEVSKI tells DEREVENSKOV about VITALI. VAP! arate here and ki or fugni tugs EREVE N\: NU ED) & Y 3953479) tp,
i Released ander the conn F.-Kennedy Assassination Records CoLtecti DATE: 11-14-2017 WASHINGTON,. D.Ce March 1, 1964 ° | (S)| \] SUNDAY . 4 & Y | SUMMARY : | | (CONTINUED : (\ | f VISHNEVSKI 0 DEREVENSKOV: K if he had requested a vacation so he could rest awhile. i, VISHNEVSKI said he knew this. VISHNEVSKI indicated he i! had wanted one day. ViISHNEVSKI says he is considering !\ the €nd of May or first of June. .PETRUSENKO then came if to the phone and talked to DEREVENSKOV, again going over | 3/1/64 r . | | DEREVENSKOV®s illness and then ‘PETRUSENKO mentioned ;he \ had been to.the office (Tass ?) for a short while eadye — (Russian) wm, [TALI V.4PETRUSENKO to VLADIMIR. Vof VASHEDCHENKO,}wio told ( TR SENG] that this morning he hagi read the newspaper and then took @ walk, meeting some fr¥ends and then decided to go to see Fort Washington ot far outside of Washington, ¢¢ i and on the way stopped at Fine Tass Officetto check on hi We : work. He returned about minutes agoe. ETRUSENKO said) G&) hat he had read about JACKIRUBY..(ph) in- Dallas yesterday {OHy) [and that today he was takeniby JISHNEVSKI to see both e Senate and the House’ of jRepkeséritatives and then went VASHEDCHENKO and his wife wil} be at home. PETRUSENKQ agreed to come over a little tat tr. (Russian) ~° ~© . pwm with the children to see. the afirtplanes in\Smithsonian. . a Institute. VASHEDCHENKO sugg isted PETRUS O, as both a4 Ke- ¢ WILLARD (ph) to ee stating that ARTS BY Tara TT Mrs KLUTZ (ph) aré“there”’Wnd“that Mr KLUTZ would’. f VISHNEVSKI. VISHNEVSKI excused himself, | = | Istating thatjhe had a friend visiting him from New York ad j, City,that hefhad not seen for a long time, and that: he OF f couldn*t be so impolite as to leave him. He suggested that f they meet some other time. OK. PETRUSENKO, VITALT. no oa. the | friend from New York ?). —“~< a . ' Unknown man (Soviet) to Lab vERP| ZATTSEY, “asking if they) | film had started. ZAITSEV sa@id it ads Caller asked PETROVICHEV was near by& ZAITSEV said that PETROVICHEV\Was watching the film. Caller (whom ZAITSEV 7) apparently conized by voice) asked that when the film: |[- was over that PETROVICHEV contact him at the hofme of ~" | OTOV_(KONSTANTIN IVANOVICH) OK. (Russian) ‘pwn | i hI AS en ets Re are oe ARKWDET P.. A VERGET to overseas operator, inquiring as to- when he cowWd contact Omsk, USSRF. He was told any’. day | between 6:30 AM and 4:30 pm. OK. ~ } pean fs” SERGEL NeSSTUPAR se aeons aurea RED, askingy ia or “VALEN. i WN ALEK N), whom he then told. to H come “to the Embassy He ated there would be translationy _ a Le - El) alee Sa Docld: 32171556 Page 3