124-90155-10006 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO TITLE: DATE: “PAGES: SUBJECTS : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 HW 50953 Docld: 327340191 DOCUMENT TYPE : © JFK. Assassination System Identification Form ee cc A A ee een eer peace Agency Information FBI 124-90155-10006 HQ CR 65-68530-113 FBI WMFO : HQ 04/08/1964 9 NOSENKO 1964 REPORTINGS YURI IVANOVICH NOSENKO PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1B; 3 Redact 11/03/1998 } INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA AT 7 Page i 6/9/2015 tt sei rep Document Information
ePrp-s6tRé}y. 10-29-63) FBI Date: 4/8/64 CHA i NO sa ION 0 te i BSE or cua tt urd Via AIRTEL wi THIS SO OCUMENT. et —~-------- te ® nonsessen: only P roan aie Mele ft GLAS. TO: DIRECTOR, Fei (65-68530) ation FROM: SAC, WFO/{134-~5437 Sub A) {¥ YURI IVANOVICH”’NOSENKO A . ESP - R (KGB) uy) (00: WFO) ReWFOairtel 4/7/64, (u ) | od NOSENKO was again interviewed on 4/3/64, by SAs | THOMAS A, MENDENHALL, ALEKSO POPTANICH and MAURICE A. TAYLOR. Since interview of NOSENKO is being discontinued for the i oe ' Ls & c Re E [ Fla. vipresent, effort was made to cover a variety of topics and as & a an’ a many individual cases as possible, Information furnished b easenate SE { eNOSENKO is set forth under cases captioned as follows /y Ae Lu e : 8 UNSUB; (FNU) [actor vg ) en ys 8 di, ; sar CY) he meager data available from CIA memo to Director st | ON, |. of Oe /764,] was diggyussed with above source, He stated his as Rey ye knowledge re) [ACTOR Ss ascertained by mere chance and he was RSn te! iw “tnable to ot (acre any additional facts whatever / 5 ONG DONALD L. acpincmr |(6 ) G) oo yo Classi Pig mln a This case was discussed ~briéfly:” with source who oa eae! was unable to add a great deal to previous information . a8 furnished. Source confirmed the statement that aes | CD- Bureau - |~ Pew ef gO See 1 = New York (RM) Ge lad 1 - WFO 68 MAT:k1s sa fo p74 oo AIRTEL “ TR ‘ = a ‘ vA cork eer Approved: elut ai)! a [es _ Seecial eablinsh FEM | — a er oad fp i i a HY 50953 DBoctd:32340191 Page 2?
- 5 el) one feral wFo [i oot str Sub » ATED u) It was considered weg engaged in spotting for American intelligence and Was not an officer. eurce stated the file is in hands of fel the Second Section ( Intelligence) ,; First Department (Ameri ogthe Second Directorate, and further contact by the. Americans: with [TOMASHEVICH wall be awaited }< rs Ka (env) { JonES}9) % 4 ) a adviseafinsub [Jones| Has a prominent millionaire mo visit Russia séveral times and was a friend of former President KENNEDY and President JOHNSON, Source stated |JONES(Was last in Russia in January, 1964, and planned to return April, 1964, and said he was bej studied for recruitment by KGB, gfource related (JONES d become acquainted with one (LNUYE ho was a fashion show director at "Don Mo 1 Kuznetski Most (Street). He stated KGB _ Learned [40% Ss S a staunch Baptist and important church layman whe should no ‘ink or have girl friends since he was married and had a family. He stated.in 1963 KGB succeeded _in obtain- ing a photo of subject drinking wine and caressing ("VERA" enf. she was partially unclad but they were unsuccessful in obtain- ing pictures of, more.intimate acts, Source advised in 1964 KGB questioned] LUCIAt-a@nd obtained an admission from her of sexual intimacy with{JONESEand Soopted her services for succeeding operations agdinst WonEs}¢ ? The case officer ing to source, is}MITALI DERA, ‘and recruitment of SoNES et desired because of his highly placed friends and associations./“ | | Grrrci ANSON Pear CMS) or a _ Sou Baptist, layma aka VYATOL" Source identifi photograph’ off KRAFT 2 d described him as a Baptist Ministery om near Chicago, Illinois, who oR visited Russia in 1957 and 1963, and also made another trip i. there between these visits. Source said subject was approached by KGB on all thr visits and indicated KGB interest was based on the fact (KRAFT ade many speeches and lectures d had a So radio program or appeared on radio. Source stated AFT fwas an(S) -interestin haracter and clever individual, Source stated in “ ' 1957) KRAFT(Had a girl friend by name NADESHDA IVANOVNA KALESHNIKOVA 3) uv) who Tived in Leningrad and who was a KGB agent with CRYPTONY . ["VERA. "J A recruitment approach-was made in 1957 by {K acer) . * | ae (2 Ba Ce i | HW 40953 Daoctd:32340191 Page 3 f
| HW % [ko was noted onel Dr, SMIRNOV oe NTIAL ‘Ta WFO, 134-5437 Sub A. ge) uy) BONE; ee. DUBAS, then Chief of the 7th Department (Tourist). GeO alked with the KGB officer but was not recruited, In "VERA" lwas ought tg-Moscoy,by KGB. After renewed friendship ith FT, RA and|KRAF Tiere caught having intercourse in October, 1963, in the Rana Hotel, Moscow, and recruitment . was again proposed to FT Who agreed to meet. with D (puBAS] ee designated friends, if they came to Chicago. Source advised that despite this ostensible recruitment it was his opinion ERAPr }canng e an agent." In support of this opinion, he _ Metatea a no ideological urge, and lacked the, temperame for such wo. Source advised the name of the word {' Ea means: holy or blessed|i i reine Le ource was interviewed concerni subject but was unable to furnish additional data which would readily identify the subject. Source stated he was quite certain that the University at which subject was employed was located in Nashville, Tennessee, Source mentioned that he had made the recruitment of subject personally following arrest by KGB * agents posing as militia in a hotel at Uzhgorod and advised he , had personal knowledge of ‘subject and could identify his pictures. . Source mentioned that another agent of KGB was involved when subject was apprehended during the course of homosexual act. KGB had obtained photographs of subject in similar unlawful activity with an agent of KGB in Moscow by name of [(FNU) VOLKOV, aka Dr. SMIRNOV, une, qupte CRYPTONYM "SHMELOV," eX uw) a in an operation against OBERT JAMES B TTJin 1959, | BERNARD DAVID mas Source advised his aS) ef this case was = —> not very clear, He vaguely recalled that during recruitment he: - believed a (Lieuten fyPotonel GRUSHA, First Department (American) , First od afpieute participated in the interview of subject, and that photographs were made of subject with/GRUSHA and an. (u) | officer of the 7th Department (Tourist), Second Main Directorate;aaich BONE Fenian on Gam aE 50957 Boclda: 32340191 Page 4
Foe # Vi? > we working’ at the Anglo-American School in. Moscow at the end of. use rm) co + SgRET WFO 34-5437 Sub » done ofa were to be ‘used as wack against ‘gubject. Source mentioned: . is (GRUSHA] was a veteran of the service who had ‘served in the U. 8.,. ( and always worked for[ tne First Chief Department, First Directorate, until 1960, when he w. transferred to the Seventh Department, First Directorate, and posted to Indonesia, . This officer may be identical with VLADIMIR ARSENEVICH GRUSHA, U) oy a (4910) ' Source repeated that noe. wa  cemssted while. 1962 or early 1963. The reason for recruitment was her access” to leet of ithe. Embassy and it was particularly planned to who was ef immoral character, against code clerks of e Embassy. He repeated that the basis for recruitment -was blackmail following her involvement sexually with a Negro agent of KGB from one of the an states, Source mentioned KGB had color photographs of engaging in sexual relations in 1958, however, these pictures revealed intimacy with a Russian and KGB did not feel this 680) (u) sufficient evidence to blackmail this particular person Oh) Photographs of subjects were displayed to source i, STUART JACK SEBORER | OSCAR SEBORER . tS MIRIAM ZEITLIN SEBORER | J a who stated that he had seen pictures of [OSCAR and STUART SEBORER (5) in the office of the First Department, Second Directorate, possibly around 1960 or 1961. He said he had heard about. the case but could furnish no details and did not know who had mentioned it or shown the pictures. He thought possibl was VLADISLAV M. KOVCHUK or MIKHAIL GEORGIEVICH meet OY o Source advised that KGB had studied captioned : 2 4 individual but had not recruited him or even made serious an - contact with the subject Source recalled e brother of subject, afDr. rom (S Sverdlovsk, had a cted e subject put later reported that—it was a difficult situatio HCONFID, one al =» 5 = ' HY £ 50957 Boclda: 32340191 Page 5
| HW cone yz Oo WFO /134-5437 Sub Rwy Yo -NTlayy and the meetings were very emotional and subject was suspicious of the contacts with him, Source advised KGB was in turn suspicious that subject was connegted with American intelligence and the case was left hanging. AY) Photographs of EVGENI PETROVICH GOLUBEV and VLADIMIR IVANOVICH | GOLUBEV were displayed to source who was unable to identify either picture, as the individual who met with name was SERGEI GOLUBEY ./ (2] pn one occasion, He stated he had been shown a photo- grap @ individual in ayeesnon by CIA and believed his (Camas py: eee We ss wate “1(G)) Sour advi ai when he entered the Second Directorate of KGB Ape? arte CM already recruited and VENIAMIN A, KOZLO AU, he “case fice Source stated he had translated reports prepared by | WHITNE ),. English for KGB. He stated that it consisted of items of news and bits of political information,~ items of interest concerning the American Embas and data about” Americans, Source advised that {JULIA ZAPOLSKA,MWife of ( WHITNEY Shad been an agent of KGB in 1941 and during the war but she | was not a KGB agent in 1952 and was regarded as unsympath£tic with the Soviet regime... Source mentioned (JULIA] was personally(€$) acquainted with NIKOLAI KHOKEBEOV, Soviet defector nd said in 1941 they had attended special courses together in Moscow in preparation of under=cover work in area occupied by the Germans, - that (JUL sat e had heard fro SEI TNEY f the First Directorate ~- that (JUL ‘ad eer frohr{ WHITNEY] ahd that LYURE ROSTVOROV] (6) ere and/or noe si a Ss seeing her and hav ng relations with inten GEORGI BOLSHAKOV | Ly ars During the inte view source mentioned the name of ~~ subject and advised that LSHAKOV was a personal friend. He- stated BOLSHAKOV is an employee of GRU currently working under cover for the press agency Novosti (APN) in Moscow, under his -ggtrect name. Source stated that BOLSHAKOV cooperated with the source in Moscow in return for favors extended by the B ao - 6 = w hail a 50957 Boclda: 32340191 Page 6