424-10369-10063] JFK Assassination System Date: 4/15/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10369-10063 RECORD SERIES: HO AGENCY FILENUMBER: 62-117290-ADMIN FOLDER-X6 Document Information ORIGINATOR: CIA FROM: CIA TO: TITLE: DATE: 10/19/1967 PAGES: 273 SUBJECTS : HSCA ADMINISTRATIVE FOLDER, CIA REPORTS LHO DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT, PHOTO CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B CURRENT STATUS: —Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 03/28/1999 OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA, INDEFINITE COMMENTS : INC FOLDER, MEMO, A/T, CABLEGRAM, INVENTORY, LET, NOTE, TTY, NEWS ARTICLE, R/S, PHOTOS, SUMMARY, TRANSLATIONS, LIST, REPORT v9.1 . 37 | AW §0953 DBocld:32319429 Page 1
DEC REI HY CIA HAS NO OBJECTION To “LASSIFICATION A oA hone ena T era OF IN THIS DOCUMENT. TBrercron FBI (105-82555) 4/6/64 AS SPIT (ZED  K 3he/9 LEGAT, MEXICO (105-3702) (P) 50957 7 LAL LEE HARVEY OSWALD, AKA IS ~ R - CUBA ‘Enclosed are two autostat copies of a "Secret" CIA memorandum to the Ambassador dated 10/16/63 and captioned “Lee OSWALD/Contact with the Soviet Embassy." It will be noted that this memorandum bears the statement "THIS INFORMATION IS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, iT MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL FROM THE ORIGINATING OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY." It is also noted that the original of the memorandum was sent on a circulating basis to the Ambassador, the Minister, the Counselor for Political Affairs, and the Regional. Se curity Officer and was to be returned to sheysscrioss CIA) and that carbon copies for retention were désignated for the Legal Attache, the Naval . Attache, and I2Ns5. ‘ReBucab #22 and mycab #525, both dated 4/3/64, In accordance with the instructions contained in reBucab, the. following is submitted: It is noted that the enclosed CIA memorandum mentions contact on the part of LEE OSWALD only with the Soviet Embassy _ and no mention was made of the Cuban Embassy. Although the CIA memorandum was dated 10/16/63, the blockstamp of this office indicates it was actually received here on 10/18/63. On the same date our cable #109 captioned "LEE OSWALD, IS = R," was sent to the Bureau. This cable furnished a summary of the information contained in the CIA memorandum and requested the Bureau to furnish background data to this office. Bureau cable #743 dated 10/22/63 and bearing the same caption furnished such background and advised that additional background was being furnished by mail. This additional background information was received at the Mexico City Office on 10/28/63. 3 - Bureau (Encs. 2) (1 = Liaison Section) 1 += Mexico City CDA:plb (4) Boctld: 323194279 Page 2?
=! peomym@ ae yoo abo ra Coe eat] ae eh «thd Y Le ' . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO WASHINGTON 25, D. C. | DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR, "RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT. JBH 2/29/93 sg NOV 1068 As SAWIT ITED a MEMORANDUM FOR: Director ; f Federal Bureau of Investigation A SUBJECT: Assassination of President Kennedy--Reparted Anonymous Telephone Message _ G) i. ‘The following(eable from the CIA Station in London] was reported orally to Mr. Samuel Papich at 09980 on 23 November: 2. the British Security Service (MT-5) has reported that at 1805 GMT on 22 November an anonymous telephone call was made in Cambridge, England, to the senior reporter of the Cambridge News. The caller said only that the Cambridge News reporter should call the Anerican Embassy in London for some big news and then hung up. 3. After the word of the President's death was received the re- porter informed the Cambridge police of the anonymous Gall and the police informed MI-5. The important point is that the cali was made, according to MI-5 calculations, about 25 minutes before the President was shot. The Cambridge reporter had never received a call of this kind before and MI-5 state that he is lmown to them as a sound and loyal person with no security record. kh. MI-5 noted that similar anonymous phone calls of a strangely coincidental nature have been received by persons in the U. K. over the past year, particularly in connection with the case of Dr. Ward. 5. The British Security Service stated its desire to assist in every possible way on any follow-up investigations required within the United Kingdom. WOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS): wwe aed. »>.O Newt ee ‘ 3 Qh R yo JAMES ANGLETON ‘5 é cscr- yghS3 Pon. Org - f- ene > a df fd 3] iaF HY 50953 DBoctd: 323194279 Page 3
SECRET CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON 25, D.C. CIA HAS NO OBJECTION To DEL ON AND/OR, RELEASE UP bald iN FORMAT 10N (C if BOS. “964 _IN THIS DOCUWIENT. Zpa/,,/4, HY MS SANITIZED MEMORANDUM FOR: Director Federal Bureau of Investigation SUBJECT: «Lee Harvey OSWALD - Internal Security — Russia - Cuba “1. Reference is made to your memorandum of August 14, 1964, Subject as above, your file mumber (8S) 1085-82555, in which you requested that seven enclosed photographs be shown to VIADUCT and certain questions be asked of him. "9, VIADUCT was interviewed on 9 September 1964 with the following results. 3. Photograph no. 1: (1) Nikolay SERGEYEV ~ Source did not recognize the face and had never heard the name. (2) Amnette (Anita) SEIVAEVA, nee ZUGOFF, formerly known as Annette GOLDSHTEYN (GOLDSTEIN) and Annette Henkina (KHENKINA): Source recognized her immediately By face, giving the name Annette KHENKINA, formerly Annette GOLDSHTEYN. He could not recall her maiden name but when offered the name ZUGOFF he said this would be correct as it ig an Ossettian name and her father had been Ossettian and her mother a Canadian. Source's additional information on this woman is provided in paragraph 8 below. ONTAINE (Hz) CP Stobee ay mp (3) Joseph ADAMOV: Source recognized his photograph immediately and previded the name correctly, identifying him as his long-time friend, previously discussed in the report referenced in your memorandum. ) 4 excluded yaa 4 samattel L daumgrading and } gstmaeiication 50953 Daoctld:32319429 Page 4
*~ SECRET (4) Annabelle BUCAR: Source recognized her photo- graph immediately and gave her name_correctly. She ig the person discussed in the GD) report. ‘ (3) Sergei RUDIN: Source recognized his photograph immediately and gave his name as "RUDIK" Sand RODERMS ZNUDIMAN, the same man referred to in the Sepert. Source said be is a close friehd of" Joe ADAMOV's. He is Jewish and vas originally from New York, but is now a Soviet citizen, married to a Russian woman and Lather of three oy four children. He works in the English language section of Radio Moscow. He had formerly bad a very small flat of one or two rooms, with which he was very fmhappy, but Radio Moscow got him an attractive and larger flat in a buliding on Peschanaya Street. -€6) Lucy (Olga) PRAVDINA: Source recognized her photograph at once as the woman who had given him English lessons in 1944 or 1945 when he was briefly employed at [Radio Moscow? He believed her fame was Yrina or something like that, and she had previously spent posaibly ten of Lifteen years in the Uniged States with her husband who had been a TASS wan there, Souras could not reeall her last name (marricd name) but thought it began with a "EK". When Source first met her she was & program director for Radic Moscew and did some announcing. He said she spoke excellent English, was @ good worker and well Liked by her colleagues. He did not know the names LUCY and OLGA PRAVYDINA, and wae certain neither was her actual name. 4. Photographs 2 and 3: Source recognized these as Annette KHENEKINA, of paragraph 3 (2) above. 5. Photograph no. 4: Source recognized number 1 as the person identified in paragraph 3 (6) above; and recognized Annette KHENKINA, Sergei RUDIMAN, and Joe ADAMOVY. He did not recognize Nikolai SHRGEYEV in this photograph. & Photograph mo. 5: Source recognized all persons im this photo, as identified in paragraphs 3 (3), (2), (4), and (3) above. | SECRET Bocld: 323194279 Page 5
HY 50957 SECRET 7. Photograph no. 6: Source recognized number (1) as KHENKIN (first name not recalled), the second husband of Annette GOLDSHTEYN KHENKINA, and number (2) as Annette herself. He knew that they had a son and assumed that the child in this photo was that son, but he had never seen the child. Source provided the cama information on KHENKIN previously included in| Preterred to im your memorandum. He added to this that“the apartment building in the background of photograph number (3) is the location of the apartment which KHENKIN was given after he had written a letter to STALIN complaining of quarters he was first given when he repatriated to the Soviet Union in 1945 or 1946, 8. Photograph no. 7: Source recognized Annette KBENKINA, but did not know any of the others in the photo. Whem number (4), Marina, was pointed out to him, he stated that she was the right age to be Anmette's daughter by her first husband, GOLDSHTEYN. Source had seen her as a small child, possibly about five or six years or age, in 1946. He has never seen her since, knew nothing more about her, and could mot identify her photograph. Source commented that he had never met GOLDSHTEYN, Annette's first husband, but kmew that he was much older than she and he speculated that the older man in this photograph might be Boris GOLDSHTEYN. Source gave the following additional information on Boris GOLDSETEYN: He was some kind of engineer-technician, not employed by Radio Moscow. He did not approve of Annette's working im the radio field, and disapproved of the people she worked with there and the general atmosphere of work. Annette was already separated or divorced from GOLDSHTEYN when Source first met her, sometime in 1944 or 1945. While Annette was still married to GOLDSHTEYN, she had an affair with Joe ADAMOV. 9. Regarding Ley or Leo SSTYARY, Source had never heard the name. He was mot aware that Annette KHENKINA had married for the third time, although he knew that she was divorced from KHENKIN and that he was interested in marrying 2 woman who was an editor in a publishing house. 10. Source had never heard of Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to his defection, and had no information regarding his participation im a Radio Moscow interview in late 1959. He commented, however, that it was not unusual to SEGRET ‘Soe. ys Boctld: 323194279 Page 6
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