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9 | ° * : ; - . , jo A eesti: oY see OY COMTACT REPORT ahs e- ja. aye Ve ‘SUBJECTS _urrecketea TIO “DATE-OF MEETING: z dune 1967 \ — ae 4 le ‘Lmet Subject from 1300-1430 on 77 June at the Capistrano, ‘Restaurante re ng paid hin $2, 000 MoNe ag his salary for tay and June. The next meeting is ; 4 —— set for °25 July at 1300" ‘at the capistrano, coe 2. Subject conducted 4 elassés at the. Soviet Bnhassy during “the. rapertane, t- 0 periods 2 fea le Ee 2. oe oe a “1530-1700 ~ . BERLIN, conransin, ROMANCHEDKO, Sub ject asked if OC xAaatsar had ‘gone ‘out. of: town, as he had told Sut ject he would: probably ty . / -do,DaRLI reslied without heaitatsén that Kaan TSEV had gorie to Moscow _and wouldn't be back until ‘about 15 dunes , 1530-1700. - <= BEDRIN, cowcinterKo, polaxonao. “Toward the end of if class, BEDRIN said there were two men who “wanted to ‘speak, with ‘Subject after: uo class. Followirig cliss,, two men subject didn't redégniza’ camé tn and ae . * GONCHRREKO and ROMANCHENKO Lefts _ SOKOLOV and Pavel KOVALEV. BEDRIN explained briefly that they also were | “ “interested in taking English lessons, and thereupon left with the comment os - : - that he didnt beLieve- he waa neoded. "SOKOLOV was” the first of ‘the- twosome .. _ to speak, repeated that’ he and KOVALEV wished to “take “Lessotis; ‘who, he said, spoke better Engh, ish than’ hés and then © - turned, things, over to ‘KOVALEV, aa ; “KOVALEV procéedéd to ‘state that he had served ‘tn’ itashington, D; Ce for three _-yearss had served an earlier tour ‘an Mexico, and had been tack in Mexico for about a . jonth. (KAZANTSEV later ‘said he. and KOVALEV had served in aw * 0.9037 coe P-3FO C Pian CP SN\| P-937? Cye-/-#) f-3i71 Pz sort an? _P- alg Coe 4) _ as . 3 : The, tuo. jen were introduced. as ‘Vladiniy Bea FG
Washington at the sang tines) At ane point | ROTALEY referred to SCROLL. as his "chief.* soRsiey intos Jacks Bet he 8 leaving Mexico "sometime 4 this rere and winked &2 trush.up on his Herlish in nres oration’ for the Ath yer Daelish proficiency beet he wevld have to take when he returned ¢ the USSR. Subject aakd, that on the sihola, he: cot the impression | that ovals. * wag replading SokeLev.: a seticdulo of two elassés. a wook, from’ 1800-1950. | on ‘Tuesdays and Thur sdays.. was agreed uo0ne tae of the. two Soviets nentionia , Le. that, tho funds for their Lessons weulld come out of of the maditary departaente “ aageiex0 son - SoxcLOT and KOVALEV asked! ‘when Subject , would “suggest. . tt y ‘have tied first essay and Subject. teplied that since RAZANTSET wag" . away, ‘they might as “woll begin intediately. The Soviet s 5 readily acreeds ‘ 7 Subject deserited KovLEvts Aaglish as “good His grarinar is.a little better ; ‘than KaZawtsav'e, but he 4s not quite as~ flaent: as XAAANTSE. ‘SOKGLOTS _ English is fesey fair, but! Re is decidedly. ‘tehind KOVALSY and’ ‘KAZAUTSSY - 7 in both crannar and. Fluency. Nevertheless, Subject feols SOKOLOV is good enough to be. dn the same (class as Koran. ae 1530-1700 . =~ ~ SEDRTY, cota, ROS AKO, :. aan Foe * . 2700-1830 - m- KOVALEV and SOKCLOV. © Po ea ED 1530-1700 ~~ BERT, NCHARISIRO, ROAREDEO, Ss 1700-2850 wee ‘Rovansy, and SoK CLOTS Oe P ws - “UScgune 2 ee TRE cee oe es me _-is20-1700 ~— subject arrived: at’ thie Extasy early. pert came : into “the Reception Room about 1520 ard took Sub ject to: the elassroan (in which | there has’ always been a a-t¥ set). Three of the quards were sitting around | the Tv Watehing the Salazs ar Fight ihe Subject and BEDRIN entered. CONTEARENAO | ’
Aled oe Bat, i} test. ? FS te, Vag "ame in about ‘1530 and RONARHEIKO ‘about 1540. All watched the e fight until 4t. ended” about “1550, after’ wht the class vegans ; 1700-1830 -= KOVALEV and SOKOLOY. )_June . : ; 1530-1700 =~ Boba, conHARE 0, ROUANCHERO: - co, - 2 700~ 1800 oo RAZANTSEV. KAZANT EY began talking: about nts trip on > ; his: own: -Anttiatives He said he Lett, Kexteo City on 30 day and “arrived tn oe vee . Noscow | on 3 une. Mle ‘did not say. when he returned to Mexico.) He gave. no’ . reason for ‘the: trip, but ‘said he had: "several conferences and. néetings* in - . _Hoscows © Subject Anter jected that “he thought the ‘trip might have ‘had something “te do with the Middle - East erisis, since: it troke it Just! about the’ time oe “RAZANTSEY ‘left. KAZAITSE Laughed spontaneously at this Adoa ‘and: replied _- that what He knew about the Middle Zast wouldn't’ ‘do anyone any. goods He , ~ . « _ then went on to say he: «had spent, his. first weekend din Hoscow with his ‘gon, | who shoitiy. ther eafter left for his susmer Job: tin “sgiberta.s He ‘said he ~ “spat ‘the ‘second ‘Weekend (oid Juno) wath his daughter. The daughter, a “according to KAZANPSEU, ‘had planned to 9. “souths for. a 203 weele ‘vacation in’ early Jurio, “but postponed ‘the vacation when she learned her father wag . coming. (Tha implication, according to. Subject, was that KAZANTSEV's trip: _carie about fairly suddenly. ) What KAZ wav was “most interested tn talking _ about: however, was the. fact, he. had unexpectedly: ‘had nad to take his English ~ préfieiéney, tes st. an Voscoui. He veonseauently, set. aside the ast three days" a of this ‘stay for the test, ‘which ‘ean often take that Yong. The* ‘first day es) taken Up. by an ori test, and if ‘One passes. that, he goes on, sto the written test, which ean, ‘take’ tip to to dayse KAZASTSEV, however, did so ) wel on, “the oral test that he was - exemated fro’ the written test. ile said his - exininers gave Bim a : “oe (on a “Ls ‘seale) and ‘would have given him a 3 358, exceot tor the. fact he hadn't read any books in English since his last Gne 19 supoosed to read four, or five kooks a year in English, according re meren mene nt | 1 4 5 » PED 4! : ben oe
sap te amen, man Seg ee Fea ee ar ames ener ae eT RI ae ae a Sa ty vam H : A . so et tat + Noe tor wa to KAZANTSS@. In any events KAZANTSEY was. very haooy ‘with the outtona \ and with Sutject's 9 work La preparing him for the test. In fact, he, said that alth ough he had. orig sinally, started taking lessons from Subject only _ to prepare: for the ‘test, he was so satisfied with his progress fiat he Antended te stay on with Sudject desnite the fact the. best’ was bohtind hime | 1800-1930 ~~ FOREST and SOKSLOT Te na As AI70 + we KAZANTSSY took the first hour and a nalts . "He werely:” “said saber, GONCHARSSNO, and RO ANGHENKO. would not attend class that day. _-1700-1830.; we KOVALSV and “SOXOLIN, . a a : ¥ ond shee Of. : * SOKOLOV, is the more sh ngatico of the two... Waite KOWALSY can te very leigints © he seers “to have. as-attggontst te. strain ‘and eceastonally, challenges. Sudject's- teaching. with: “That. toate | the way We do at in our soursts," atc. ‘Sometimes, in fact, the: disputes. on meth nods, goints. of gtammar, ate. have secona rather: heated. on ‘thesd_ “oceasions, SOKCLOV has. "usually: ‘stepped . in more or less on subjéetls side - and fooled things off. a: their second meeting, Kovabsv asked Sib ject directly , what his views were on the iiddle East crisis, Subject tiirned the question” back on KOVALSY by: saying he would frankly ‘be more interested th KOVALEV | “‘Adeas, as he waS sure KOVALEV was much better informed about the situation ae _- than, he.. Kova eae backed, away. this. _ tite, claiming he didatt have much infor~ ; : nation ertner, “But. atea later class both he and SOKOLOV garroted ‘the Soviet eo line about the erisis-cisraet was the aggressor, ete ‘Qa ariother cecagion “when the isdie East. was ‘again the topic, Sudject referred’ to (nat he recalled - as) Presigest Trurants post-World wan II proposal to inter nationalize toth~ the Sues and Panama ganas. KOVALEV. Aanédtately objected to this idea, os oy y z 3 rg & although he gave ro indication of ever having thought about it vefore, a: a
es de Tap "|" * ty. KOvALEY. Subject sald he mentioned KOVALEV snd SOKCLOY'to his Bo to _ wife, and she imnediately recalled KOVALEV Js one of her students at the Sle bieno th Ande dou ina Lituty. back in the late 50's. or ewly 60ts.. * ‘she told Sudject. that he had’ beon frhenity witn’ a nunver of people at ‘the "Institute (studente and teatiiers), one of these, she Feealled, was Buln;  Kasni TELAZO,, a U.S. eitizen who. then ana ‘still teaches Siqlash. cand Soantsh _ ae the Institute. “castetazo is about” 3S. He. Ws: Anong § 2) 20-25, persons” “gio ? or 8 years. ‘ago studied Riwstan ‘at the: ‘Thstitute when ae was tought : - for a brief. time by a ‘Russian. womans rege Sub juctts wife st Subject . . that: KOVALEY ‘and caSTELAZO had boen very f¥iendly - and that KOVALEV had “tavited him to tha: Soviet Enbossy at ‘Least twico. ¢ CASTELAZO told Subjectts. =, wife that. atter one - of. his. visits -to the Soviet Bibassy,, he was’ approached: boat ri) ° by somapna “from the ¢ dmerigan Brbassy- and asked to inform on the Sovietan // coe 4 A} - CASTALAZO said” he wis repelte by the ‘ddea of “be ine a n inforne® and. a ma a “Implied that he hadn't eodpersted with the americans Subject’ said he had : "not known, about CASTELAZO'S acquaintance ‘sith kovaLay, but ‘had known that _ CASTELAZO had studied Russiah ‘and had had hin to his. apartriont along with es | RONANCHENO, Beary, ‘ond concnasixo for nis 1 July 1966. BeATAe ‘Doninton . s was . by party. at a a hs . i - ‘Se, ‘Subgect ‘auboequeritly mentioned ‘to kovatsv that nis wife renert ered. : a “having hin as a- ‘sttident during nis. ‘previous, tour, Subject dso Ponarked “that. his wite had nentioned that: “KOVALEV. and his (subject ts) fikend castEiaz | a , had been friends, KOVALEY replied without, any” _enbarrassnént that he- didn't “yexenber Subjects wife, “but did reagnber CASTSLAZO.” HOIST asked Sub ject Lot - : te cone eo ato week ftnns eect atin Ay En ‘to give CASTELAZO his rogards the ‘next ‘time he saw hin. - be Other than a 1960" reference to *s Guillen CASPELAZO™ a as a 20-33 year old ‘teacher at ‘the, Mexican-North American Institute ana an author ~ of one of tha Institute's text books, there are no Station traces on . . x . ~ aa > ™, . - = ~ " - “=. _o. ", eB ek wa tem cee ne ere oe cant ete ee et Saeenrenreeeneeey ; | eco, weeerttemee ss ney eee va t ” 2 a : : “Ye oe a et
:, SPOrbaa” for, about “15 minutes. tye te the C4 faaz0 4 in qu ations 3ee 50-6-55/3, OR of 13 Sept. 10604) front of: ‘the Recertion Room, They’ “talked, chiefly about LOsioy satd skting and speed seating were two of his favorite snortay. and shat his greatest -sporting ‘inter est tn . : . Hexto was’ ‘playing. tennis. “sudject said “that Loct: nove” seéened to. be an "= ds stall Loariov's wish... ‘one. of thear classes after’ waa TSEV's return ftom Hoscow, ‘ - three Ansassy classes. my half an hour or 80 early: once a weeks to rake the tapes. : *- Mas: to do the; ‘recording, uhether- he- would be lett alone,’ “tes _ . . “for a ‘heshew of heras "Tha director replied that” “the Institute hisd a “god “ avid sportsman. “EOcrsiov" said ‘that he wis sping te ‘Moscow on vacation toward - the end of £-July. No. refercica. was mda to Subject ‘teaching LOGINV's son” Inglis when the “LOSTNOYS return fron. vacation, but: Subject assuzes this 2SSe At 8. ‘s SSneb -to Rarbeesstnans 5 Subject: and KAZANTSEV discussed Sub je tts ‘nating tapes for use an connection with nis . tt Nas: “agreed that Subject. would ‘cone to the irbassy | He was to begin- on ae dune (the. day" of our neeting)< , Subject did not. yet Know where he 9. Sudject said he, was considering having, another Dominion Day Party ea ‘on 1 July to. which he. would tivite nis Soviet students. z “encouraged the . ade and told hin (‘Tt pick, up the tab. / 10.. the weak of- 19 Juno the wite of President, DIAZ Orda called: the Director of the. Instituto rlandes, and asked. af he could Fecomend : a tutor = ‘ n English teacher and ‘that alttough he was: very. ‘busy, he would ask hi mn “af he "youl be wining to take | bn tha, neshew. - The director communicated the above to Subject, and Subject gave the Director a list of the few hours he had free, The cirector told: subject ne would eall Mra, Diaz Ondas tack and “would anfora Subject at any of the hours were suitable. As of 27 June, Subject hadn't heard further from the Hirector. “sa/t tn « eee jeneneefersnw ene
14-00000 ) MLMO OF CONVERSATION © ~e “Visa Officer of U, S, Enbassy Leila LAY. Y ANZA ROV's passport in for a visa’ yesterday, “She Identified the Soviet from . . 4 photograph as Valent in Sergeyevich LOGINOV, ard sa id that’ he. is’ always - the one who comes to the.U,S, Embassy for visas, She did riot recognize. .the photograph of. Vladislav Sergeyevich KORMUSHKIN, the Vice Consul, ‘Actually, Leila believed- that LOGLNOV was a Vice Consul, said she always. asks’ for him: as such when she has to call the Sovict Embassy. ace meets ar 2. ‘Apparently yesterday was not the first time that LOGINOV has tried — , “to inake a date with Letla, She says that he always.asks her what she does endnote “In her free timé, and ‘that she has put him off'by saying that she ts-very busy. aan we ote ~ . Once sh®xx he ‘asked her whether. she. spent hér free tlmeé with other people . ene “~" ay from the Embassy, and was surprised to hear that-she usually spends her” _ a off hours with non-Embassy, friends. Yesterday LOGINOV again asked-hér a ~ =" what ‘she did in the evenings, ‘and she said she was especlally busy now ~ ; because she lias started taking guitar lessons, “He mentioned some Soviet So oom nn=F" dance group that was: ‘coming to.Mexico ina month. or so and sald he would ; ° : Ike to invite her to go to seé them with him, He also told her hé was not , soreness --~ married, Letla said she did not. refuse the invitation outright but sald that ~ she did Rot. know whether ‘she’ would be free when they | came or not, ea a aT oe ee te et Mt oo : “3, I told Leila a few of the facts of Sov let. lifer that all Soviets have to poe ts ~ be ima rrléd In order to gooverseas, that LOGINOV-Is-a KGB. officer and wae was obviously trying to get ‘his foot in-the doGr of the U.S, Embassy through Er her, that he 'was untoubtedly disappointed. to hear that she did not spend ° VR es = all her free time.with other Embassy people, etc, Leila has evidently been 4, Sout ots unsure about how ‘to: react to: EOGINOV.’s advances, has not wanted to be a a ‘riide to him, ‘and. seemed relieved whén I suggested that she’ simply -decline . _hvete!-- - his Inviracions by always being. busy... She says she does not like his slickK-="- 0 - - = manner at all, atid I gather that she ‘has’ felt uneasy In having to deal: with fc rtmeee Reeees ‘him, but, how: that someone has told her how to react she will have no problem, « oo ee ~ Ae -Lella, ment tioned that LOGINOV ktiows ‘English bur- ‘18 ‘reluctant to- Os _ use tt, He once read off the visa stamped in a passport in peffect English, and he also. read a copy-of the new visa regulations in English (to himself, but evidently understanding ir ‘all). According to the new regulations, poste Soviets no longer need visas for continuous transit of the U,S, (l.e., on the - same flight), but LOGINOV insisted on gerting a a visa for BAZA ROV in spite we pcan -Of this, (This ts confirmed in LIENVOY.)-- vam eee = mom _— so VL, WEENING | DUP TES ADL nn 1, L talked to ‘Leila today about her contact’ with the Soviet who Brought 7 :
Se eed tte ante td sutmieat st pm TIT e nee mmrertmnmccctmains e gpeetint te Me de ct bab vk Leente ae ‘ eae hee - as % “_ _ LOGINOV haridwriting sample, received 16 Juni’ 1967, from LIRENO.. “*
14-00000 . ‘s.EC RET CONTACT “REPORT | | PATE, OF: RETRO 18 Jue i967. cae oo a ant net with: sunsoct at ‘the ‘Del Piinéo ‘trom 0800 ‘to. 1000. She next ‘Beeting. ta for. 3 8 July at 0830 at the: sane “place, . a. On: B june LOGTNOY: dropped. by Subjcct *a office “to. leave, . two tickets- for the: Bolahoy Baliet performaacé on 11 June.. a .  gubjeet invited LOGINOV and. his wife for dinner iad LOGINOV : ; acaepted for 13. June. . (COMMENT : LIENVOY. reports their confireing a this date on 12 June). | Bubjest: ‘Gaid the tickets wore used by : a sbis- wife and son. a > 8. The: guests ‘on 13° June: Were, oatNov, and vite, Wilidam do ' Bier. (P5852), manager. of ELEM in ‘Hoxico: and Gustayo- ORTIZ Hernan. - (P=10971).- ORTIZ was ‘Mexico's first Ambassador to “lerael and. is. . VoL. rery ‘pro-Idrael. ‘Re ‘recently retired. from: the Hexiean” Foreign: ee] mee Service... Hip Laat. ‘job was Anbassador. te Chile, Bo.-te. 57 yedire Cos Ole: and apporently® &. ‘Bgod ‘friend: of. Bubjoct 's.. _ Bubject : ‘invited - opinion: ‘Sn'Mexico about: tha recent Israel~Arad war, “Subject: had- ‘ been only able to give LOGINOV the. opinions of Moxican Jews and. * hg" ‘wanted- LOGINOV to talk to a réal Mexican, | ‘The deak was slightly. loaded. ‘since’ Subject knew that ORTIZ. is ‘an ‘eraeli ‘partigaa,- _ Bubject: ‘purposely ' avoided the ‘subject ‘but . at wae wot Jong before. ’ ORTIZ neked LOGINOV. about: the Soviet position on ‘the matter. . LOGINOV. answered with 8 ‘banality ‘gbout the -USSR oaly wanting peace, - ORTIZ then: unloadéed-on ‘LOGINOY . for about ‘bai. an hour, He teld . ‘ bin that. “Be “had. been in ¥s¥aol-as ‘asbassador aad. had seen both. . gidés, If the. Soviets. wore: intérésted in peace, why didatt’ ‘they help’ the: miserable and ‘diseased ‘Arabs: with medicine, hospitals, “Job: training, “agricul tural: aid, ete? This. ‘ie -what they need, mot tanks and jets, -Tho ‘Sovicta- are the real aggressors. by. ; arming tho: ‘Arabs - and ‘egging then : ‘on... And. what fools the Sova -- are gizide the Arabs. will never ‘learn to ‘operate.any. equipzent ,_ ~ puch: ‘lesa” sophisticated etuf?, Soviet ‘hypocriay in ebvicous te “gverybedy.. “-BEDORENED ‘a | “pérforniaaée at. the UN was ‘ghancful, ote. LOGINOV: ‘Hever. Baswered: ‘a word. Subject lator ‘weported the ‘above ; . to the Israels. Anbasgador who was pléased aince ORTIZ is’ not -a | Sow and he’ is sure the “above would be. reported to Hoscou: Tl 4. “LOOINOY ‘paid Be ‘will leave on 23. July for vacation is | “the USSR. Subject daw Mra. LOGINOY for the secoad ‘time, Since — | her Spanish dia extremely limited, ghe did not participate in i _ general - conversation, However, she handled herself woll and did _ , ‘got séem in‘ the least 41] at ease. In a side conversation ahe i ‘told Subject. that they have a fifteen year old daughter who is | _ Living with her mother. She. said that she has known LOGINOV duce the age. of six. as neighbors” in Hoscow. Pinally, she said | | | i t | | : that. She isa chemical ‘engineer, | : &. % asked if Subject bad talked to Hiriag AVILA Kata (P-$81) po gain about her contacts with our Bubassy. He said he hadn't, I asked what advice he Bad given her. He said that he kad told her to be truthful with the Americans and to be earoful with LOGINOV, __ Praneis J. COrGNE 4 Ny ee PILE: PeB71R  ¢ “pune P3552 P1087] P3581
acon wate - Mcrae sea . fs be On the 9 May I went with my wife to the reception elven by oe The party took place in the &arden where there were a couple of A dus & . JA ' tables Seating about ten persons each. Most of the people seating poo ems ma the - tables. were from embassies behind the Iron curtain, or " Tocat supporters of the ex treme- left such ‘a8 Cordero Amador, the printer Marin“Busqued, the art critic Margarita Nelken, Ruth Rivera ‘o etes The Soviets were there headed by iti garegin Bazarov and - Kazanteev, ‘present. also by the name offfehntiov, Valentin Loguinor, Tchmikov is a young many” ‘about, thirty five, epeake very good” ‘Spanien and has a rather nice wife. He inviteyus to attend the. oe exhibition of a film, a russian film at the embasay the next tohdn “ day, ‘he algo. rhanwe were. leaving. said that we had. to go to hia 7 _ house soon. and have a ‘real. russian ainner. this kind of invitation te, most. unusual. ‘TI do not rene mber any other ‘sovietico sureesting: cueh a thing. i So, ras Se In the party there were “the usual diplomatic crowd which ate ‘ends parties of-representations behind the Tron curtain, Max Wery, the Belgina ambassador and his wife,’ the French anbassador and his wife,. the, réench Counsel 1ér la ‘our du Pin and. his wife, me the architect Lopez Malo who i9 one of the. directors of the. and one of his. daughters, ‘the Uriiuayan ambassador, the Chilean po tht | ™ anbassador ana Enrique Cobo del Campo the cousellor of the same a ae “enibassy; the cubsn ambassador” Toaquin Hernandez Arnae with whom we talked about, Venezuela and. told. ‘me that it was an etupia thing ~ Po - to accuse a . country. of ‘trying to invade another country with half a dozen men. The chechs had plenty of beer brouanh, checoslova- » eae he - ge 8 ate ee aptenteneee eete SEEN eee det ete ae “ambaseador of Mhecoslovaauia on the oceasion of neler National Pays & Comité ‘Organi zador de ‘Los. Juegos ‘olimpicos, ‘the italian ‘ambaseador - r
two. 4 . . . quia ‘but mixed it with just as much mexican beér if you were not welt rage, careful. The Braziglian anbacsador was there, Suillermo Gimenes “| to Ramirez.the chargé of Costa Rica, Gonzalo Almeida Urrutia, the 4 “"" ambassador from Ecuador, from the Foreign Office, Yufloz gapata and . Flores Tejada. . i do. not. remeber ‘seeing anybody froa the US, but a \: I arrived eomewhat late, Kai Somerto the anbaceador from Finland ey 7 was “present ‘and. 50 was the mayor general Natahn, tert. from Ghana the: ambassador was most friendly. as well ; as Jan Hent the. commercial - ws Hos counsellor and dirt Suwetran Svestka the, ‘second secretory in, is - a shares: ° ‘the: ‘eonsidat. ae _ Next day we went to the. ‘Soviet evibasey for. ‘the exhibition of -~ 2 4} whose title ‘I ‘think was. the Father of ‘the ‘Soldier, a rather childish fiin- put thay: ‘brought tears: to, the eyes of sone of the if . , -gmbasey wives who Attended. Theré was ‘an sina sroup of people, bc ed , - ban Sar aan Rogge to “inetwaing, ‘tomes ‘army ‘offizers ‘from. ‘the Secretary: de: la Deferisa, and jairal ‘Azenar Cetina, subsecretario de ‘harina, | and amiral - . “otal Briceiio, who after a long i11ness has now some new ‘post in Marina, al the ‘soviet: staff: was preaent, thera were two or three , euban ineluding Curvello. “There was, a ehanges the doorSof the: embassy. ‘were wide’ open and ‘there. was “no question “by the people _ “at. the. Hinaxm upside door, inside- Prygov and “other. féllow received Bo ‘the: visitors. ‘Where wis as. usual plenty of mimi vodka,kxmamm emall "eats but no” ‘caviers: both thing. were ‘served vefore and ‘after the ~ exhibition of the Ethie film. | ee ~0n “the: ajth of may | we went. ‘to a ‘reception for the National day °°. of Noruega. They have ‘a ‘peautiful ‘house in Monte ‘cérpatos which + ae had been built for the embassy along their norweigian style; the new ambassador is a tall gaurt, strange man, there were not many people because."there was a diplomatic lunch at Relaciones and j See ee ne er mete meen eee nee, a ee
14-00000 _ : NU : Jo white film of’the Opympic¢s to Ram rez Vasquez. No Indiah around. Pa wate? 5 i No Greekreither. Chacha Yalden, formerly de Lang Puret, with her new husband, licenciado Lozano. She if the owner of Univereals ‘He -was_ nobody: until | he married, now he 1s a well known jurist. . LS coe Hraneisce Agilera Cenarro, the director of Revista Internacional, trying ‘to impress the Freneh ambasoador with the fact that’ he ae ore 7 had printed an editorial on Terael it. hig. marazine.- Revista | oe os ‘Internacional nae. a. Ayeiiation « of about fivenundred copies, but 3 Poa gives Diora a ‘good ten “thousand ‘pesca a ‘month. : a ee oe ‘Tpmas'e ¥: fairly good, ‘party: as far as ‘44 iLomatic’ prties . “goybut sterile in réoulte. Nobody appeared ts paneer worry _ pA JIA Poo very’ ‘much: about the. war. in the East, and som ‘eaple”11ke the oan 7 aa Paraguayn' and: ‘the. Tobias Bgut sabe chad the idea that everything . . __had been preparéd in’ advance | by: ‘the United States and. “the URS! a ‘That thére had been a. a meeting in which the question had been 2 : oe eee ee ~ Doguinoy calles, me to the of fiée. to ‘tell me he had tickets "gor me and my wife tor the Bolehod ballet ‘for ‘Sunday night. We: | “had. been | unable to secure, ‘any thing ‘at the office.: —
14-00000 1S ive ~] i - | -- pe _. On Sunday: Fel June, % Valentin Loruinov was able to obtain for us _ two good tickets for the Ballet Bolshoi nat Bellas Artes and ee _afterwards we went, to have sone thing to-eat at Lady Baltimore in ot Madero Street. "very few people were there, which ie not: surprieing oan an cin view of- ‘the vad quality of their ‘food and poor Service. But - } it. was the néarest spot for a quick. vite. _ Loguinov. was very much. interested in Jmowing what my US. . “friends ‘thought about. ‘the ‘situation in the Middle Bast end what: ere ~~ they would do about it. He was: Ansistent about the possible help . oF a ne fie amammveattnnrirgtanend unin ateestgan atsuucamntette Pate EH oye : that the US would give to Israel,he aid that the US had already = "given Israel a considerable anount of ammunition and ‘planes, and specially money, the. URSS had ‘to give some help. to ‘the, arabs in - view | ofthe help given ‘to. Israel. According ‘to him there was not the slighest doubt that Teraei had. been the agressor. The URSS . would never consent to any territorial gains. by: teraél.. . During our conversation about food, especially about seafood = he. ret: it be “imioy/tnat he naa been in. Mezatldén several times. He ‘said that everything which had: taken: place in ‘the Middle ‘fast had: “been plotted in advance oy the US and Israel.
14-00000 Jo- Co 8 ECR ET CONTACT REPORT ; SUBJECT; = _ « LYCOZY=8 DATE OF YeRETINGt 3 Juno 1967 ‘ Pe + After 1 a long hiatus; . I called Subject” on CA 44 May and » - Tearned ‘he was out of thé country, I-called him again on 6 .June | ond Gé made a date for 8 Jung... Tho meeting waa in the breakfast - . .  Poom of the Del Paseo, Hotel ‘frén 0810 to og15. The next’ meoting rs ie: at. the “BaRE | place at. 0830" on 16 “June. Foe as ae an a ‘Subject, ‘was ‘all axcited: about the ievaci /Arab’ acnfitet _ ond we spent: the ‘best: part: ‘of ‘the meeting discussing’ at. Bai He anid that: LOGINOV eslied him on 3° June and pressed for 8 luncheon | date: ‘the same day, Subject put: him off until @ June. . - .LOGINOV: wanted ttewo on the logal Jewigh reaction, was everybody . _ bebind the Jews, wad money being contributed, ete. Subject who was sadder than hell-about. ‘Soviet: suppert: of the Arabs gave him hell and -to direct: quést ions’ ‘got’ the: admig@ions. from. LOGINOV J that the Ieraelis. were ‘acting ia self-defense. ‘and ‘that the” mo, me - _ Aner feans- and British were not providing the Israelis air Cover, | . “LOGINOV mentioned that he would BO to the USSR on. hone eave in . a. On és ‘Sutiel L whe is. alee ‘very excited ‘ ‘about the war and. who ‘told Subject that she had gone to the . Israeli. ‘Embassy | to volunteer to serve in ldrael, “told- Subjest. that when she: ‘returned héne on ‘the evening ‘of. ‘$ * June; LOGINOV a waiting - for hér on “the stréet. His purpose was the same as want ing to. 'B86 ‘Bubjedt, ‘to pump. her on. local reactions, to. the war. . She “also: Gave “LOGINOV: hell. - . . “ol 66, She then told ‘Subject that tri Holy. Yleek ‘she: had been '-@alled- to the American _mbaséy and had been asked about hér contact “:) 2°. @ith LOGINOV,-_ She’ ‘aid. that: elie had seen the same American | ‘(no nane. given): about two weeks ago... She then. told. Subject. that : - LOGINOY:: bad asked ‘Her. 6 introduce. ‘him.to “one of her progrossive., po . fricads" or “goneone in ‘the’ UB. Enbassy", as. & return for the 7 _  £aver, of insuing & visa to Dr. Yuriy‘ KUTLER.. ca ce wg, oo “@, The above is 4 capsule aécount: ‘of her ‘relationship with | ne LEVENDERIS. - I played ‘innocent tatil I got the whole story: but a nn finally admitted that we -had talked_to' her when he asked, "he It. oe wasn't you, who?” I teld him that | had notides that Subject was in. contact with we and had in fac @orried that her. activities (future) might hurt hin. which. ahe. was definitely against. | | | 7. it appears that |to1d Subject about us because ‘of LOGINOV ‘a. appearance on 5 June and her emotional state about the war, I will discuss this further with Subject at the next. meoting, particularly what advice he has or will give her about cooperating with us. Francis J. COIGNE if “=~ : i | } FILE: p~3712 - Pel LPIA > P58 | | oe | 8 EC RE TP. Hi
14-00000 ~ * ? ene PRs wee eine veyae aye De vatncwee nama ae ate ° wake 7 LOGINGY (P+11712) visited the. Czech. Embassy this day. -He. wae driving . ~ he ; “diplomatic license plate car 19 DA. He was there from 1214 to 1238 hours,
14-00000 (3 aM . 8 £@ CC #8 ET MEMORANDUM: FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Contact with BESABER, ‘24 May 1967 moe ee “de ‘Operational = por telcen. arranged Reet at BESABER*s hotel ‘Foon 8 (204), Met from. 1830-2030, $4 May. BERBER will all 30: May or i June te arrange noxt meet. . @. “Finandes. io ‘Replanished BRSABRR'S ‘revolving fund. : 8 Bubstande._ ces a Re SaSTIRL ~ ‘As 5 requested at last meet ‘BESABER éarned . -” 4 bie: data on girlfriead he bad talked. to 8G8VIRL operator about. -. (Bee attached note from eperator). Wo treses. ‘He will tura in. | . at next meet his version of what he told her. He is. pest. upset, -by thid matter, particularly.. aince I had told him that Headquarters wanted te drop him. Bs spitoroataa that ‘be was on prokation, , “.< She’ CHMYEEDV and LOGINOV 6 2 0s > (P6238): Gait) - Sete \ D.. On 20 Hay “CHIYEEDY ‘and LOGINOV errivea’ at: BEGARER's ‘plant st sbout 1400, L was driving ‘a brownish Chevy 7 Inpala, - 34=DA .. L wag interoeted in: seeing tha horige - that BESABER| had located for the Soviets. He said they. vanted:a héuse for. three, . possibly four months (starting 1 gune) aud could eaaaly _ Spend ‘ep to $9,000 BN per month.” - BESABER could ‘aot leave the ‘plant, but put them 7 ta ‘touch with’ a Sra. LARA - who took them around to seven housen,: on6 of which they liked. They returned to BESABER’s plant at - aibout 1700, cat ‘arouid -fer- about an hour, - leaving ‘peeause they. _ _ Said the couriers weré coming in that night and- they had alot - a of work. to do.” (Couriers, did arrive that night). “ @myenoy’ arent: hoavily. (scotch) but did not“ ., Show any efteats LOGIEDV didn?t: even finish one Bcoteh and water. . 4). gaid he would: probably roturm te Cuernavaca - a  @ few daya to eign the lease on the house and would look BESABER ” Op. BESABER told i, that he had a friend with a teanis court and ‘in @ few weeks When. the friend i returned to Mexico he (BESABER) would. arrange ‘3 day, of tennis. 8). L did ‘most: of tho talking although Fy was pleasant, teld 8 aumber-of good jokes (in: poor Spanish) and generally impressed DESABER as beings pleasant type, not "pesado," ag he asseases L. G6. Re COIGHE's request and ag a fdlow-up to LIKAYAK/2's “weport of 28 April 1967 re Lorenzo CARDENAS (P-5409), I asked “BESABER if he knew of a house of prostitution at Dr, Hanus Ugarte 1023 A. He did not, but will check it out through the deorman of several hotels, an as i ar » toa hii Phineas F. SLINKARD FILE: Pe8777 P3409 \ H j :
14-00000 7 , on Me, — 2 Wl \ Gloria *PINTO - : ‘ : cores . \ Contact and spp: arent ly good ‘ aes : cet . friend-of & XKBSKXEX LOGINOWS —— oo aor , i _ + of Soviet Embassy. : ! ; i pets ‘tradase 4251 brows MP quonziFqN20_yeogunta’ 3 por : : re ae Loavixoy, Hp diea que ne costa. GLORIA pide le digan que le , oO fo “7 Lame” ‘al 29622850 = 938 es CO 99-0 °2~°~*” es Salida al 243—62<85,= 1239 hree= LOGUINOV euluod. a0 Giants co le ae - , . PINTO, ‘Reta: dice que-le llamaba hace rato para darié: las _ oS oe? oe “gracias de parte, do au siifiada por la visa qua le dié, LOGUINOV oo bt que esti bien, GLORIA - tambien le iano porque RUTH va a ir an a fin do. gyemana.a Volle de Brave y: 1s dnvitan F:) i ir. LOGUINOV. - - no puede péerque. al. domingo gale wii: ieompafiero ¢ a Moser y io eet eee ne GL (Ae eye mm odin eset A Hines pate ar my i wg: tiene que ica despodir, pore puade ger para dao otra somaria, »  ALKIVOY : f. GLORIA que pera ol dia 27 ee8 ia Copa. Davis, y tal voz “no Fi _. puodan ire” LOGUINOV que entonens ya. serd despues, GLON IrA comenta bolt ~ qua ALFONSO. va a estar a las cinco en ol eufdé *F1 Jujuy". — “- LOGUINOY: ‘va a ‘tratar, de estar allt aA rato para saludarlos. = GLORIA pide: paso- por. alla ¥ de alla se van Juntos. LoGUINOY "il ocat 7. - me tiene miche tiompe parque “estd hacienda fas 30 vieaa deo, oS 7 aos ry la. Seleceida Mexicana de Fusbal , pero va a tratar de. 7 we + estar a las cinco en al oad, GLORIA ase cotd bioriseL bbe os a Oe SF aid: week 156955 f {7 Hard P86? P— W772
14-00000 Qo . o, ee ef stbtge . eT Jets ¥ L AA) a . . . a aaae ~ ‘ Bf. See Py g : : . , connor Bn SPORT a . . Co ese : 4 SURIFCTE: | | I- PHS r So, RATE OF Ws! HPING g. 11 May 1967 re a ie “Ky, rast. meeting with: Subject: Was on 23 March: at. an wateh, time He agreed to provide information: on “LOGINoy a “obtained during: their normal business, contact and ony further - social gontact initiated by. ims She_ was: ko eal me after . their next date or any other: significant contact she had with - him. * Since. IZ had not heard “fram ner, T called her at her a ' a . serene tet mteerre names ae ate ene eemeNRAER RN ses + a ae Ta 1! et (pte : Mie 7 apartment about 2115 . on ‘i May. I apologized for calling ‘30° lates. but sald I had” just got out ‘or work and had a package. for ier i had. brought’ back. from’ the States which TI wanted | . ar ns “to. deliver: ‘before the contents Bot states - Could It drop over a ; that Alght or perhaps another evening. | Subject. inmediately - recognized’ the "package" as the Benson-and- Hednes cigarettes: ee a had promised: her; gently, protested, and then told mé she was ‘not feeling weil, put: the: dogtor had. told “her she, ‘had cent when I called. r consequently ‘suggested. we: have dinner. together, - ° whieh we did from 215-1215 at the ‘Gondola. Afterwards, wo an went around the corner to her apartment for a nightcap until 0200, . oo 2, Subject had lost 8 or 10 pounds and looked a bit thin o-@ and not as attractive as I had remembered her, She told me I: to eat, and it so “happened she was just ‘going out. ‘for ‘a bite. Oise | 7 she was simoly working too hard and not eating and sleeving I had some fear that she might have had some second P72 PAST3 Cop ark) QM sy. * ' properly. yl ep COS
14-00000 ‘al thoughts in the seven weeks since she had agreed to cooperate, but it proved’ unfounded, She this ‘time was relaxed from the i start, wags very friendly, and seemed to onjoy the ‘opportunity ; | I i .to set out. (She later told me in her apartment that: she (didn't 6° out much, liked to spend her evenings at ‘home reading,. ‘tatening to records’, tending to her dwarf: trees, ete. os She , wade it clear. fron the start that. she hadn't changed her ‘mind | . by. werning me: half-seriously and half-nlay fully that I shouldn't’. ae think I could “puy" her with gifte., "Youtve bought me up hore, wo ae Le po | she said, ‘tapping her head with her forefinger. "That's “the ‘only way ‘you'l1’ get- anywhere with mo." Nost of: the cetening. | "was. Spent in’ “general and (espectally back at her” apartment) “inereasingly- fis 2y_ discussion of Israel, the Jews, her Job, “the Russ fans, "os people," her very humanintic philosophy about: on & ‘and I don't’ exactly renember’ what else. She ts definitely va smart girk, but I think less profound ‘and sophisticated than jshe tries to appear. Otherwise, she seems ‘to be: a very sincere a, (person, and: “she has given. me no reason to doubt or suspect - ee anything” ahe® ‘has. told: még ae pe ~ pean . Subject said ‘she hadnt é. been %,- Contact with LOGTY OV. is out with, LoGINOV since. our last meeting. and had had only one. o! face- to~face contact with hin. Shé said this was a little over a ‘month ago (early April) . ‘and was occasioned by er a: efforts to help a.client by the name of Dr. Yury “UTTLUR get , '- & Soviet visa, She faid HUTTLER is « dentist and definitely a Communist sympathizer, if not a Communist. (XUTTICR has Pelile 1573.) RUPTLIR evidently thought he was liked by the
ws Sapa z ~, ¥ ef * ~ 8 G eo 6 ate, . : mH . : : . : ea Stems on meme may tnt oe mt yy “emt ee 8 eee enc Nee a A ee eee See pa eae oy eG . re. as Sr Nee Sten etn ty JA ater eats el ne 7 ; Russians in return, as ho initially tohi Sub fect he was exec? sings an offietal Soviet. invitation to visit the USSR. As it tubed out, however, he‘aau a hacd time eve getting a Soviet visa, Subject finally called. LOGINOV herself to try to push things along, but LOGENOV: showed’ no willingness to facilitate things, <. AUIENVOY hes Sub jéet on the phone’ to LOGINOV on 5 April, eye " After discussing KUTTLER"'s case, Subject, renarked: to” LoGINay: that she understood that | you. (ustedes) sust have some reason ce - not to want to give him (RUTTER) the visa," LOGINGY repited “| “that there were "reasons enough: ny , . . “a an oats ote 3S speretee wp eee Cee . . cersete a /atanthaaelomens eetanemetietemeteenemnnennen ean eien een . ; yea . . ‘ A day or’ two after her telephone ‘conversation with LOGINOW, Subject ‘sald ‘she ‘went over to, the Soviet Embassy personally te LOGINOV. received. ry 3 i be . * see if she could get anywhere with LOGINOV, her cordially, and for the first: time: asked her into os . office (she. said it was the first office off the oatside She- again asked LOGt NOV. ‘to try to sieeeaony Loa INoV hermed and Reception Room). “speed up ‘the granting of KUTTLER's visa. hawed, indicating ‘that he wasntt even sure the yisa would be He finally told Subject that look, he had gone to os KUTTIER for dental work once, and, RUPTL =R had charged hin Ruel. ‘Consequently, he said; he yssntt going go give hin Subject said shé could. not eld at ‘the destist bill. o- Was the real. reason. for “LOGINOV's negative attitude, but when she persisted; LOG rwOv finally relented and the’ following , exchange ensued? * = ‘ A ‘ 5 “ twerees @
14-00000 JD * LOGINOV: "A411 ric nt, C#m do £t for you (4. Oe» op * give XUTTLEN thé visa), But you know, a. favor must be repaid by a favor." (os Subject: "ALL right....in that case, let me in the name ne of the company ‘invite you to dinner. eo. ; pop oss Li > nogrkove "mo, [| don't mean that.” e ‘ Se megetneertetn rm ww yet wae Mee . OS TOGENOY then went on to say that as. he had mentioned’ to her” an i i oS, “before, he ‘would like ker to introduce ‘hin to- "someone “who aa Es sont be. sympathetic to. us! (1. Cay to the’ Soviets). LOGTNOV : . - , aa ‘emphasized that he’ realised Subject night not agres with this” | "songorie's" ideas, “but: ‘stated that, he, ie. Subject vas~ ‘the-- sev : Fine enemas type. of person. wo "had respect for. other ‘peoplets: views.” | -° Subject: said that she" replied. in a casual,-. almost: flippant -netiner, that "well, sure, Ef. she nét such. a ‘person, she'd. wo epemtecein on a! woe iy “tntroduée them.” wth this the civbject was dropped and Subject - de LICOZY f=5- Subject on hex own. initiative began. telling : me ‘what a terrific guy her boss 1s. He according to her, has - ane. ‘of. the: most winning peHsonatities: of anyone: she .hds ever . mete At. the: same time he is extrenely intelligent and. shrewd. “onic he can't get. what he wants through charm, he does it “by pure sureivdness." This ts why: he ‘is such a successfut businessman, * “Tn reply. to a question. about LICOZY-~ 5's background, Subject , . said he had been born in Toland,. was imprisoned by, either the Toles or Germans just before or during World “ar II (she was this. point, and I confined myself to Listening), rather vague on somehow got out and joined the Russians, taking part in the Soviet invasion of Germany, Somehow he hed survived all this, made his way to lexico, where “he arrived penniless, and now +
14-00000 of ue om must have a small cortune in the bank, He “vivtdry remembers - Wr ett nat ne ee nee _ his former hardships, horever, is a very generous and humane . person, ahd every. year sends clothes to people in Poland and Russia. Ho ‘alse has a very strong. feeling for Israel. Ooviously Do ho couldn '&. have survived a ‘lite like this if he weren't shrewd, a He has no “Love. for the Russians, but was not above joining them : to assure’ his own survival in World War it and’ can be agreeable TT terre oes eee ants ae ee q ' ’ . “enough. toward then to retain their. travel business, Subject “gave absolutely 1 no indication that she had sata aby thing $O. LICOZY=5 about re. Be —— ee mo oe eb en 6. The ee caties was: the most relaxed as well as the _ nO pe oR _ fureiest back: at, Subject! s apartment, where we finished a tottle . a of. vodka. LOGINOY had: “given “LECOZ=5 and LICOZY~5 had given. her... Rak on’ -the -subject of LOBTHOY »). Subject said she "supposed™ - he had: tried to cultivate a lot of girls like herself..."hadn't “her?” a had told. Subiéct at our last meeting that young women “were "among - LOGINOV 's" favorite targets, but hadn't been able to bell, what effect this "revoration™’ whad: on her. Now ib. appeared «, that. it had hit nome. and that. ‘at had wounded. her pride to _ ” eaink he: not: only bad had wltertor motives in dating her, but had dated other. girls: ‘the same ‘way.) I didn't. reply directly, - a “but said something about: LOGINOV be ing as smooth as they comes Subject wasn't satisfied with this, however, and pressed mes "He has tried the same thing with other girls, hasn't he?” : "Yes, | several," 'I finally said, This seemed t> satisfy é her. Doe, 7. Shortly thereafter, I asked Subject if LOGIFOV were - od ‘ : 5 7 A cy ‘sie me + re
{_ 4 4 t & ~ E, 4 Ae te ~ ° “ted fon He iL TSHIRE BT oe ate we the 4 norteaners oo - Entrada gu peso) progunta por LOGUINOV para ~.- bao, oy el puede -paser'a vorley pues se trata do la agonoia do ws: : 3 ~ ae Sorvisa. VALA dio que ecpord, Despicd WELGIEIR comoita co: LSGUINOV quo el estuvo en el afio de 1945 cuando la ‘eadda ey Berlin y conoce un poco la historia dela victoria ruea 5s: les. nazi~faecistas, LOGY SINCV cambia dé toma ¥ progunta e@1 : tiene algunas visas ‘pendiontes, WELCHER diéo ‘que. tiene Alga: ¢ ‘ pasaportes. que pasar, a recoger y sirva que to invita a au nek 3 ‘ [.. AOGUINOV Jo eaperase B2l2 a te ‘ 4803 subject (giving 1 mame as WILSHER) , an American, asks for LOGINOV and tells iia : . that he. just wanted -to be suré ‘that LOGINOV wduld be in°as he had called 3 yesterday ‘(9 May). acd he had not heen in. LOGINOV tells WILSHER that 9 May : ig a Holiday and commemoratés the Russian Victory in Berlin, Germany on Le i 9-May. 1945, WiLSHER says he remembers that es he was in the war in that - : area at the time and remembers that. WILSHER wants: to go by to see 5 LOGINOV to’ pick up some passports. WILSHER also vould like to invite LOGINGY out to his house. LOGINOV says he can come by to pick up the visas. ae é a . : sei ¢ si few. e UE: ett wl“ VE Cot . Bie ox ‘ 2 ibe he L ¥
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14-00000 ee ee ; - i a ft ‘ 3 Bay 67 LTT cALM!9 account of his first two reotings with LOWINOVs It appoars to mu that tie sucend mecting, 26 April, he moved. in a lot faster than js customary with po the Sovse For this’ reasen Iworder if possivly the Soviets ara deliberately trying . , ta get & look at hin independent from LeChOV, who may wel] have been reporting rogalaray has nese hanes” wan “wincdaete . ‘He understands ho- is ‘not to bo’ dangled in front of-Sovs, and I told him that after today's. ténvis’ match, -he is- to make. hinself unavailable for two or threo . weeks fot tennis (or the movies) and see" what. kind of initiative L is prepared to. : _ take vs . ‘This “world, however; allow ‘us. to plent: an Anerican gird. at, the “French Club if : “WO wished and - play her into L's hands, Will discuss’ with Paul when -he returnse ; ool. a Agi, rie pecs oe ee pas — — ~ fed ee ol Cc: eo Oo, : eo: ; i tL t : ‘ ! ! } 1 : P i i i i i : : i 3 ' + t > Dy id , * By 1 i \
14-00000 ee VALENTIN 8 Se LOGUINOV : en AL Contact. First not April 22, 1967. Ho asked ny wif. L : Po oR me : P if No ant an Auorican bern Moxioan fricnl odie. Joli wy) bot . ee on Saxbuniays the tonnts cbursts aro flliod. I" WAS PO. as -“Tnatant ab firsb until I rocogn's.&1 his accent and suspoctol ve ~_that ho ws ono of two porsons for whoa I have plotures. on file. oo a a 2, UbLtby. Consul of tho US SRoubassy, . ae oY . Be te 46 “Sugeapt LL tty. Hagor to visit to U.S. Possibly. tan a “es Sepoated Tn the naverial things of Lito, possibly ovorly . os intorestod in girls, ‘Soons. convinced of tho valuo of Harxiane ; cos a he Pox ony tre Very friowly and divoct. - Wishes hts me _ + Sabagsy onjoyoal a Sia” ‘privologos ‘sucli as tho U.S, at tho Rofornaa Club, Ilo Jikes oviar, vodka, and dvtalis- sovoin] boorgs quici: dys: ST 0. Ho ds a Little dosonstrative 4n gosturos of -hoad and hands.” . - > oo ~ Tt is too oarly to oquato his gestures with his attitules or - 6 tho to; Les votga discussed. ‘ - ay ish ‘To. is oagor to inpvove his English, which . ~he spots weior poorly. Ika gon Daltry speaks: only Russian, _ no Spanish or mnglish. « 6. Riowinta, His anugitor, ‘Wh, tat in an. Sieh schoo) , -in Hoscow. . ; : or Gross. Play, but not a fan. a 3." AWD’ dat AGSe Ito plays: exééllont- tomiis for. Scrioone tho some “amas ho“has a9 playod.. 16ss than 4 -your ani novor-sior than once - ‘a weak, Ho has tho face, bulld, anl camlaco of atrainal < : . “ath love. iio has the brubich look of a boxcr or wrostlor. oO - oo: a Ho has tho Graco of @ natwal athlote. I would guoss hin to ~- - Tho. . Ty ne _. ba wns Ly Seons Ho bovod vhon younger, plays baskete ” 7 oo 96 Spoaks good Spaniaie’ ‘Studied for ono voor “ef ‘ke & -¢ Spanish * in Moacow,. 10. Neg ire. for conkact. Val proposod that, wo noob we romilarly for tennis ab 1Gd hours avery Vednosday, He “ askol Lf Lt bothared ro to be soon with a Soviot, Ho ‘sald _ 7 .. Einy US, diplozats sooned to shua hin. Ho also sugcested that wo not Linit ow® contacts to tennis bub that wo go oa), to a movie sonetine with ow’ wivos, sete eT = el ap EP RUA AERC
14-00000 24 re . a “Tyostata, ‘Apparently h has Maited soowe. io has no: 4 She COE Te ; ; " * gorvant, no TV, :no tolopliones 6, oe Be nn ee foe Bn Me Teonova. Val soonod somouhat cool about ‘the | Lponiove. - : a . , Naturally ho knows thou, but doosn't secn wo consider then - an Lip lte cee - ae arn see ee / Be Doos not Bsiok6. evo ‘| a : Tes : oo - . : porsomLtiz. | ee an US, tripe Mal A goihg to Moscow in July. Ho 2S 7 - wants to “gpond-6 - to 3 days in Now York; Ho said he had road woe Doe mluell about Now fork but wanted to 500 4 for hincelt. —— re re a i. Contact. pon Loaving tho “elub, we ” saw ant grostod. . are Val at poolside ido wateising his Bon owl. He, reninded ne about: , our * Hodnosday dato.” oo — * Ween 26, 1967. 1600 hours : le Contacte Our tonnis, dato. I oe ae ca = e . : a fry-asoses? Val asked if I tiad ooaaaion to go to-. a ; to . , . tho ues. cabassy ard Lf. I-know anyone in ‘tho 9 eabABHy : 28 ee 2 anayorod no to both» LRP p re eat “ack of foar inining seen with a Soviet. To Ue joked about ‘not sooing any FEL in $he area, Her blushed ard said ho really new ‘that. thore wore 2. 7° wo vory many. FSI agents here. : . Set G. Piiassy too THONO e Val requested that I not uso . Val vas still concorned about ny imeconce, - Ve, _ | . "firs cabassy prone nunver on his calling card, Ho - explained that he is all ovor the. onbasay and that © 4% io difficult to lecato hin. : I BD. Anericin ct yls, Val asiod no if T kmew any Ancrican givis ‘hero, Ha * sug sosted i bring tvo for our tonnis _ dato, He wants to neot U.5. girls to practico his Enzlish. Hoe said that in ono your hero no has fallod Thane ie ee y haveng apes UG Rees bewes we! bere wee . ® 3
“fe Fe Tens. vat is going out of tow this wookond, Ho . . ne . Pe -‘Auplled that ho 15 looking for soachhin: noro . to'nako a frlond of any U.S. girs. ito ata pay ono.glvl.to civo-hin lossons, but he folt she ~ - - lacked background in grannar. I kdikkled hin and” » than English lossond ard that Moxioan girls struck ». no a8 boing. far soxior. Ho aecopted the Innucido Uns his intercsts In girls vas note brond than just ' danguaze training, but ho insisted on U.S. glrls. EB. Svoblany Sofoction.. Val said that the Svoblana . “2 palor ove lon “bother: “ol nin’ Ho feols tho U.S, ‘ought. oo _ Svoblana, ‘that ‘sho As oixiny. and-that hor doféctition: See AWA hiwt UsSee . GSR relations. | ‘T-offcred:to be 9.7.7: oo Boucht-by the USUR to.balance the dofecttons. HO... => cro’. Gdd Twas nt b. vorth any ‘ing to the USOR. -.. ” wot was in hoa, pulco recontly, . _- + Gs | Ene fnorm ak ginb. | ‘any / poople grectod val at tho. He bias pela, Val said tho onbassy would be . Glosal Fay 1% “nd that no receptions word pla: nnol, -. -Tais conbradictes Niels. rt . De Sussoptibi lity. tte, is a wieViot=tna. lio believes that - U.S, polltics aro“iv the hands of 16 non, tho Rockefollors, ote, - - Those -nch nake: fortwies off mili itary aruanonts and want the war, 7 "te contin. Oo claiiat’ that -Viot-hau_ts a civil war fostorod- Sn by tho USS, | Tol US, “Anant win. bocauso the U.S, Jias forded’ | nee foe can artificial barclor dividing ono peoplo. I suggested that it = 0 7: was no’ wilike Gowtsany Waieh ls i ond pooslo divided, He - oo. soonad annoycst, at tho coapyricon ani tried to explain it in Ly. | “ conplax torus-whieh I choso nob to dotate, I told hin politics a discourased no’ since Ike frou-history that thé actions of today aro govornel by socrot azrocionts wiich wo will not be privolozed to Icarm of for anothor 50 ox 100 yoars,. Val : mol hastenod to say that he did not insist on talcing about polities. . at at ary tine I should like to discuss polities ho is at ny a © disposal, bub is’ willing to discuss anything at all. Pe Houston, Val has always wantad to visit Holston. Jle rogrots tho U.u. rostretions on travel thore, Ho supposes the ¥.S. has mny socrots there to hide. I said that ho was obe viously a dangerous porson. . 5. Ginlwfrienl, Val spoke of his glrl-friend in Moscow Vaose sister le dyin; of cancer. Eo usod the word "girl. Siem", but his English alight bo woale hore. Ho ‘wight have neu. a Coane aoyuaintance of his wife and-hin,
: : a a a a ian ia ae ad eR . . ” © Wh tich provos that tho U.S. cannot tin in Viotahan~aa poople © J thrso* ‘bors a. a:tor our tonnis, Ib is he who insisted that wo Zo - + drlnk6, His Anvostuont twas about 16 Osos. f vist | thind soorotary dn charge of visas to, tho USSR. ) the movies tozather. When he Loarnoad that ny wifs onjoys 1 Or pep emeetrrpear gues Ante eRe eet RR ygpuiten ieee 6. "Dialocttes", Dialectics is the law, ‘acconting to Val, dofonding its own land against invadors. 5. Porsonality. Val.plays botter ‘tonnis than I. Ho drantc to tho bir ater tonnis. Hie told sovorl jokos, saie nildy dirty,.“ soue fairly good, Ho will: got no-a copy of Soviet Life which | «. ee - discusses Soviet tennis. He paid for the ball-boys and for tie: “ 6. PMondvta, His wifes nate is Alexandra. Sho is bothered”. a oie a o by ths *ibited ude. Ho-drives a green. Chovy, 19 D\ His wife - speaks Littlo. Spanish. or Eylish, ‘and. sone FYonch. He. dis. “so Le Tr rin to rocrutt U.S. secrotary. I would guess that “Val.is tryin, to stato tho rajuiroients for his u;S. ¢irl. . fviend ‘in such a way as to exclude all but ‘socrotarles at 7 ihe Us. ‘oubassy. lie wants someone with culture, good Imowe ° lodge of the lanzuago. Ho did not dony, nor confirm, that «© <:: his intorests aight be amorous, | but he. rojected the idoa. of. aa : /anyono but.a U.S. ‘typo. ~~ i | April cra 1262 Tolop one oo eS oe , a . o we 7 | : . ‘Le. Movies caneo} Ted. yal had suggested that we co to an . | Hi Soviet novos, I cited sovoral wé had’ soon, he Sugcosted that oy ae wo all soo the movie now at tho Vorsalllo. We agreed, Ho. then “ Cth “@alled saying his wifo was sick. Suggostod wo wait until necct ae : : wook, Roaliyled ne ‘of our tennis dato rot Hodnesday. [ov 2, 1957. ; 1. Contact. t played tonnis with a client. ry wife playod with an instructor, She rentionéd to ne that shile wo wore still — playin; sho saw Val who had dropped off his wife, anothor woman anil Biltry, Val ws vory friently, but neglectod to introduco his wife or hor friend, The wife nodded. On leaving the club oxo for several seconls confirming our rt to introduce the nan with Val wis rvoturning. wo sp: date for Vodnosday. He nade no effo hin.
a Mees cane ~ . ry, Date: ° April 26, 1967 af To: | My, WinSton M, Scott > ‘ ot . From;! ‘NI XN athan’ L, Ferris . oO pl Legal Attache. ; , a . Po De - i Subject: -BORIS ALEKSANDROVICH KAZANTSEV; ER AL oo : 105-407 (4-26-67)* . ees THIS cocumens fe, forthe ave of yous oo, ot TS i agency enly sadeaiher j Ds “ egatenis shoul. : $ 7 Whhout spgrdpriate i ‘ Reference’ is mide to your nemorandun dated February 2 1967, “# 11,513,, captioned “Eravel of Soviets". concerning detver. 1s been receivec “No specific informa ition ha C ovencen the travel or the iidividuals nen vioncd Fa. POX Reliable sources, dined Ging, Viee Consul Booth; American Consulate, Voracvug, have advised ‘authorities are exercising strict contyol over visi Sovict vessels and trins ashore by mervors of the crews, : Loginov | recently met Bou th at Lopez HOVAOS Shinping agents, Jand asi asxed Booth if: he’ could do so:. es about Cho refusal of “Nexigan eflic tals: to permit: crew wenbers to come- ashore, ost Qund: ag You wilt be advised Gelion additional inforns tion is” received concerning ‘this matter, oo, el. ree Gug79y | Eincliced vous a Cowie in Gectas oy veh di? ryt : BGP BOR FE Bre ai le 2 at
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