AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10211-10463 HQ SEE TITLE Document Information FBI SEIDEL, ARTHUR H. DIRECTOR, FBI [Restricted] 05/25/1960 3 DLH, ASSOC, MED/PERS HIST PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1B; 1C; 4 Redact 05/14/1998 INDEFINITE Date: 5/26/201
ter”. a _7 (er SS an - uh 3. H ra By < - -oPu rt § Rorm’ (: yj o « fFD BBO 12 55), , ~ i L gFnee FEDERAL BUREAU OF. INVESTIGATION | q Reporting Office” Office of Origin Date Investigative Period . . NEW YORK te W YORK 5/25/60 3/15 - 0/12/60 f TITLE OF ‘CASE * -~ 4 Report made by ARTHUR H. SEIDEL ix . ( LEONID a anastbvso¥-rovang sous 5 u) ye Pee ee OST it Bee teeente es ee ee ele Report of SA FRANKLIN B,. TEETER, 2/ Ki) , nyGR {u) f A AE i New York letter to Bureau, 3/21/60. 10 Suess fish ADMINISTRATIVE w DE LAS SIF Y “ON; Klee ex [fommsomnns MMR es i! Arye 7 Hs Cael The identities of the Special/Agent ve the activities of the subject may be located in [iy 105- ~27051)3? 2 aio} The identities of the Special Agents who observed ‘ os Pg the activities of the subject on 4/1/60, may be located in C322 So Bry 105-22651-sub A](S) Ag ‘Sahel. , jj veg th fe. The identities of the Special Agents who observed /, ! ! ee “the activities of the subject on 4/7/60, may be located in [4 j/* NY 105-27654-Sub A. This surveillance was discontinued off / | af : 7 he subject inasmuch as BORIS I. BUKATIY was the interest / /L— po of the surveillance ed ? L Approved! 7 ue — ‘ . - vt Charge Do not write in spaces below a : uo 4 | Copies made: k _ 4 “ > . ; 4. 5 > / Bureau (105- cunfo) (rm)(¢ Lui Ewieke F G Sy | | oe “3 = New r vork( (2 ng TG. 4 ; gor Ah 12 MAY 34 1960 anf N YP pin TES woh thi 4 3 OCT 30 972 ian i epee TT rat vie > This report,is ie you by the. PBI. and neither’ it nor its contents are to be digtributed / outside ‘the agency fe. which” ” ; NH IN i - U. 3. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1955 ‘o-844750 = - ae : S as nee Oe anes = aed en -
ne _ SECRET. of pr 105-27651 1% ) {ADMINTSTRATIVE (cont a) KH) 3653 of routes (25A and oT) d is in the vicinity of (Glen Cove ong Ts land , NY, whére/the Soviets maintained their summer € estates. Tt is believed that the Subject may have stored ie carfat This estate) while he was ©n home leavelsince the car CSI was Hot obsé¥ved being used [by fany other Soviets (S) INFORMANTS Identity of Source File Number Where Located _/ ny fey hs) <7 105-27651-285 csny {2 | | 205-27651-294 105-27651-290 i : : : 105-31956 i SAS of the FB f observed the subject in Springfield, Mass. | oh on 8/22/59 and PBI Uy | Beas fsa YS) | oes ‘ SRR eT a NY T-6_ | 105-27651-288 BURTON VAN HORN FOREMAN,PSI | , js TT | 105-27651-288 | J ANNETTE EPSTEIN, PSI: | | re 7-8 | 105-27651-292 | V WILLIAM EDWARD LIGHTCAP,PSI | : | 105-27651 NY T-9 ALICE BUCZYNSKY Instant report page 20 _ 26 as furnished to SAS JOHN G. DALTON] and JOSEPH A. BENDER NY T-10 © Ee CELIBERTI, Ass't Mer.,Socony Mobil Oil Co. et 50 W. 44th st.,NYC | | ss | | cover race om PAGE A\\\- ‘Oey | oo SECRER] ojo)
Oe a [SECRET u) [ee 105-27651 |) cover the story of (five Russian economists] who hadwis4 ted theC$J United States when he was provaousty¥ally employed for/Busj Rss eek.) He commented that he had.been unable to get, these (oh Gessta ussians} to discuss economic matters with him. & co LOM Aa Qz0an English instructor employed at -/ (Boo ¥ the Berlil Zs “Sch fof Languages , Rockefellen.Center,, New Yo lel \ lA. a receptionist at the Berlj chool.o aD, ereller..Center,.NeM. Yor coe YB uf (UU He is a student agri Sapenese Taneusee es ‘and “attended sfCs party with his Japenese roommate, (First Name Unknown ) KUBOT: (hate esse neon (e) oe EES: 2G HIMOTO, 2. student at Columbia University ‘a RAYV owner and manager of the Japanese Food and ¢ Street and Broadway, New Yor i Nieg assent eeesrAS SEF FAI NTI 1N\, iy RICO, Ui _ NY T-7. advised that SALEBE Vie met {KO peters yimes. before. He asked] KOVALEV how GEORGE s; refer ip to [uRTY A. MISHUKOV] SYKOVALEV told him that HUKO Ss vo [xu that he coujd not pore to the party putfala Spee gask[SALEBE Lf DENNISFHARBER, ormer (YW) roommate, as staat 4 ew, York City’ APERE 31a KOVALEV tha AR was sick and in a ‘hospital in Kansas. ALEBE told NY T-7 that he had recently been contactéd” b/SLIBBY Qu) HOLMAN REYNOLDS, a wealthy socialite friend of his, who wanted to arrange a party to which several [Soviets] would be(S) invited. He told NY T-7 that this woman had given several parties during the period from the summer of 1958 to the summer of 1959, to._which he had brought [KOVALEV and MISH)KOV nd another Soviet\since she had requested him to do sols ‘She had told SALE that she wanted to meet/some Soviets 25 J ince she contemplated{ visiting Russia. Ss NY T-7 stated that SALEBE had learned that REYNOLDS : did not, in fact, gof[to Russia-| (s) S : . As (KOVALE Vert the party, he stated that he would see NY T-7 at 7 PM on April 19, 1960, so that they could begin exchanging Russian and aes lessons ie n I U) AD AYES '