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(104-10218-10061 EPH, HEM TIS TE, TES Sa RLV ETN BR NT RT OE STEN TS PTCA” of E : ji i 3 4 é i , ‘h z £ 3 i 2 3 FREER TN Se ERENT cee MEOH EES OECTA SES Qiae ney eines SEATS cate S PTE tg A! a Oot EERE RS FT, | | | oe RE OBLOCK/Leon Aleks i é safe aye, 5 ACRES angrovich *3AGRAMOV (201- 314904) é RO IROL SEQUIRED j [omr: QUALLS OfSm (oan sear cee a‘ ACTON PEWURED REFERENCES = References HMMA~26850, 4 May 1966 2 1, iInfernatizn received subsequent to the Reference shows that | cae fru FLORES Mestionec in Pera. 5 of the Reference is actually ‘ Zeonune 3 Fernandez, lescing Mexican agriculteral economics: i {z c May 1965 a Siztion Officer eskes FLORES : if : G s2yicc simply tnac PSSWING hac learnec tnzt Se aye ne “exXiCO enc since Cunlect was an agricultruca, scecializt, FLORES waele se & logical Contact. FLOKES reolied ; that he dic noc kitw Subject anc nac oot ngard from ain, : . t ff “pel 2. LEFEAT an EEG che Nikolay Sergsyevica | 4 LEONSV (20l- 4148) Statk re rhe ter {er Pari. * SOP RETEFESCE) & icn TUCHNIN (2018265 20~) : ai ! aloag with nim, fe hese contacts, since .- a will be workiag ine i a . = ! a 3. LIFEAT also resorted tnat on 26 . April S66, when someor e &@sk2eG him to wait until tne wisnea to s¢e LECK IV, the latter's wile i 4 ' next cay oc.uuse LION 's “scaool frienc’ was visiting and LEONOV ! v4 wos alt ice up wirtn aim. The Station azsumes thar Sudject is at LEONOV's “sshocl friend." , © { ii f - me ‘ ; . i ae Peet Ce St an a : | ok . “wWillere ° 2 i. og See - v { ty Pormor . at wn ek Powe an : j i . ~ ae — af wee At : 7. i i bi 4 me . : i Distribution: _ | \ 2 = SB i 1o- WH - i - ~ a 4 : il D+ Ottare arr ! } aaa _ i CROSS REFE-ENCE YC asa 2 ERSPATCH SYMos AND RUsMoER i HMMA-26922 cy CLASS FICATION 1 BGS FUE NUMBER SECRET 200-464 12 May 1966 4 ¢ neon tegen toting nent ein wenveret ae } z ‘+ f Ps = enereaie ayers
(404-10218-10063 @ ¢ ’ rd an ee gE SEECRETF Chief ef Siacion, Hexice Cicy x Chief, UD Chief, SB Chief of S:ation, Bogeta REDCosT . Carloe Artute BOMILLA Sanches (201.273728) Reference: mA 10130 dated 26 Sepeamber 1966 S4etion Bcquired: ice paragraph 3 belew 4. Subfeet of reference ia identical with Carlee Arture SOHILLA Sanghes (27012273728), president of the pro~Couauniet Federation of Workers of Cundinassrea (FTC). Inacaueh es Subjeac*®s 291 file wae sent te Beadquarters im July 196] the Station dace get have a coaglete. gecerd of Subjexce’s background sad relationship, 4% eay, with the Savieta. 2 The core tecemt faformstion in the 3racton’s filas on Subject, whe haa beee serive im Commentat laber unicns efase 1945, fo thee he ateendsd the Sovint Anaidwersaty eclebrations held im @ theater im Bogota iu early Sevember 1944 afrer which he went to Hevana, vie Hesieo, om 27 Hovarkar 3965 en upeeial fiuvitetioa cf Fidel Castro. In carly December 1966 GITZHELGE/10, who is considered a robiable source, reported thet Augusts Duran, 4 former leader ef the Commumist Party of Coleabia. (ECC) and foweder ef the PIC, isewd erdera thet the FTC .bould form en elifaese with tha PCS. Thiea course added thac in view ef Bonille’s trip te Cuba this isfernetios isdicsted possibiiities of sueh a unlone Se Ze ie eugeseted thar Headquartere review Subjeec’s file aad notify the Sration Hexlee City an¢ Bogota of any relationship between Subleet and ths Soviets, especially Hikolay seryeyevieh LECEOV (2032132139) aad Aleksandr Mikhsyleviech ELOVEIN (291-185114). Davia C. HIGEY Distribucions 2000S, Heuleo City (2.¢/wap 1.¢/sa ae {~~ 72 a/3 3 Te aed eS aS | LBA 9423 se “7 october 1966 as “Gogg fot «é ow: We OITOE et. ple cee, 2010137219 DN eneeere cree cement ane tah tamed a verona rrumantam tamer viet we amemencne haa” + anne a A rae
74-90000 ° 2. As 4 KG3 stare officer, NOSEN assizasd to the Counter{ i MEMORANDUM FOR: SUBJECT: It February 1954 Mre NcSoorzs Bundy Yuri Ivanovich NOSENZO te This monorandia ryfsrs to the State Departaent KGa in Moscew bug to the Disarnasea ‘release of 10. February cn. Subject case tional background a3 well as ingforaation cn his currsné —. - Rtelligence Dir was incladed tn ths s € Conference ag part o Sent which peraitted hia to carry out i Security functions in Geneva.on behalf OF the KGBe og 3. HOSENXO 3130 attended various and provides addie IO is Yegularly:- sctorate of the mo Oviet dolesation. ~ £ 3 cover arrange ntellizence and - Sessions of the " Disaraasent Confersuce held in Genova in £962, During.” the course of thesg Sessions NOSENKG Souzht? contzaer with officials of the U.S. Goveraa that’ he wag arfiliated vieh | | paratus and ¥Gluntearad to a | detecting Soviet Subversive e Se Government, URS authoritias the U. S. Government or eat, inforaed these officials the Soviet Stace Securiey ap- id the U.S, Goyernseat in. |. activity directed against the During the courss of his Contact with NOSENKO stated that bis’ cooperation with iginated with his distaste and hatred : for the Soviet razine is general, with his desirs to obtaig . 4. In late January 1964, NOSENKO ¥svenge for the uajust death of his father, 3 Sonior officia) 7 arrived in Gonava, again Hasquerading as g meaber of the Soviet delegation to the Disaraasene Conference, Subjece ais CIA coutacts in-the United States Concerning his prege ence in Geneva and aTransed to seer with Duriag a series of Beatings NOSENXO proy vitiss within the of the xXS3 operati wrich NOSENCO said 5S conceralas Sovier st USSR and abroad and a en. againse UL Ss, Prois he had Personally sus vireetion of SEMICUASTNIY, tha Chairsaag | for State Security (X63), SocTetly notified thase esstacts, ided infornatioa ato Security actle detallad 2¢count. $80r Barchvorg ervised at the or the Counictee 1g EMD aeoneg tae aaaiad liges, StS Bat ate ony utes “he Al free “tte
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‘oa f02t80072].. - — ® % abet . be. + Le ‘ - Te at boty ae . - Jon : a, Se ratte AF CHOI Ce Rte Mn eee Rinna ined te Bewhaee BORER ei, nT aoe ‘ woh % i . ° po ; Eg < | ‘ . ‘ . le =— é i 7 twoers Cves Obs ; FIED MESSAGE 2 / i 3s; - TOvat COPIES ”; ; + CLASStFY TO FILE wu CLASSIFIE ba he g } ° 7 + 7 i .  « MoRER TO FILE HO. = ; : { : eice aio) eer. YO paance Bp i hae PERSOW/UNST NOTEFIEO : Fog DESTROY h sis. i ; . ACTION he : i - i in ui ye ees t . Lisdoace pee | SECRE @35Z CITE MEXICO CITY ve i C T iat TE MEXICO CIT “= 4 Aral] 345756 PUNTA DEL ESTE INFO MONTEVIDEC, PIRECTOR -JMROC REDCOAT . ; po le LIFEAT OF 1} APPIL REPORTS FOLLOWING CONVERSATICN BETWEEN f + SOVIET PRESS ATTACHE AND KNOWN KSB OFFICER NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH t LEONOY 2@:-132139 AND “NACHO”, BELIEVED TO BE INGNaCiO (AGUIRRE) 7 ; ; CAMACHO, PRO-COMMUNIST ARTIST AND ONE OF FOUNDERS OF MLN, ; 2, NACHO AND LEONOY PISSUSS HOW BUSY THEY ARE BECAUSE OF eg : THE PUNTS DEL ESTE MEETING, AGREE TO SEE EACH OTHER NEXT DAY. ;)  LEONGY COMMENTS THAT THINGS ARE GOING WELL THERE, ASKS NACHO a IF THEY SENT ANYONE TO MCNTEVIDEO, NACHO SAYS LICENCIADO CFNUD =~ Bo | sd ESTAVILLA WENT AND HAS BEEN SENDING BacK A LOT OF GOCD MATERIAL. SECRET ererET : BT a wrists - MICROFILMED MAY 2 6 1967 BOC. MICRO. SER, 201 - (321349 14d Aprt907 Ante een RN eee mere temo G fi ste TOOE mn EON erte Hen @ DTN TREE eh aay oda sca bae mR ese Te te
, -* ; ; _ > i. , : oe ; “ pms te ‘ - ‘ 2 ve ~ ‘ : . t o CASH CATOS re : | [DISPATCH |-:o. | ! i . 2 BERS Fla DEAS i- : fy ro} lh _ Chief, 3 Civizaon i XXX lo RIERIND REGO RED po i -t ONLY WOLF ED OL54 bos CWH; COS, Santiago; “COS, Bogota | CAN 2.9GE INDERING 5 RLM e a i ‘ { Chief of Station, Mexico City «~~: wicesrw 4 ; WRIECT + ° ; : ; joe. (A REDTOP = Soviet Propaganda Activities : LFS a -, ACTICN REQUIRED . REFERENCES : : - 1. LIFEAT of 9: February 1967 reports that Soviet Press : Attache Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV (201152129) asked the printer of tne Soviet Information Bu Bulletin in Nexico, Jose HERNANDEZ Azorin, to make up “the same List we did for Chile, i but for the Colombian addresses." Azorin said that he would have the list ready in ten days and send it (to Moscow). 2. The above probably means that the names and aadresses of Chilcan subscribers to the Bulletin printed in Mexico were sent te Chile when the Soviets started their new magazine there. : It thus appears that the Sovicts may now be about to put cut , a magaxine in Colonbia and that the Colombian addresses on file in Mexico will similarly be sent to Colombia. : t Leen we He ne. * . a for/Willard C. CURTIS ; ‘ a ; Distribution: . | “2 = CSB Do, 1 = CWE 1 = COS, Santiago : : 1 - COS, Bogota .- : ‘ we ~ ‘ : oe woe Me 8 7 ‘ GROSS REFERERTE 10 j BPATER SYwGo, ARD AUMBER . : i WANA - 31396 6 FERRUARY 1967 MOS FALE MLMEER 5G—E=2 Lo ' fn BE
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104-10227-10004 Ay B. A, B. At a safchoure (217) on Kreshehatth Street in Ktev. Now tell me briefly how wag Lt. planned to obtain comprontainy material on BURGLY | I do not remember; there was indication that probably he was a homosexual (XG) STROYEV <8 he became nequainted with him. 6 Now, and undor what circwintances, and what lerend was _&iven to STROYEV in order to become acquainted with BURGI. I do not remember. This ls the case officer who handled. tho: caso and.ho docs not know, I simply do not remenber, It was _your first case, “( (Long pause) ) _ Tnen you do. not renenber how STRO oyRY not with pURGI for the ‘first tine; and under what: circunstances: I do not remember, More did they first neti mo - aa os In Kiev, Where did they meet the sécond timo." 7 ((Pause)) It seems the mecting was held gn the Grand Hotel (XG) that same building (XG). \ Well, how, under what elreunstances, | ‘dtd BURGI and STROYEV find themselves in this hotel roon. Now was this planned I do not remember, I do not remember. norte
(404-10239-10020 e - ? “a, aa? tf og wy 2 March 1905 LX-3437 ; MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: General: AM™MUG/1 Debriefing Report ¢268 Epecifie: Carlos tixto CHAIN, axa “AGUSTO'/ Photographic Surveillance of Cuban Consulate, Mexico City 1, On 9 February 1965, AMMUG/1 Identified a photo- graph of Carlos Clute CHAIN, axa: "“ACUSTO" as a member of the DGI (Directorio General de Intelligencia). 2. These photographs are part of the surveillance on the Cuban Consulate in Mexico City and were taxen frum Flin Nu. 450, Photo 15 and 16, dated @ June 1004, 3. Additional isformation is contained in the following reports frem AMAUG/1: 16 dated 2 May 1064 #64 dated 7 say 1964 #134 * 17 August 1964 #231 " 23 Februrry 1983 €251 * 18 February 19u5 $220 * 1 March 1965 9264 " 18 February 1955. J. Piccolo — 4VH/C/RR/OS Distribution: 03 2-RI (201-349876 w/photo nn, i=Chrono ; PRU i-Lois 2- AMMUG/ Production we ees a” re oe (/py
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(104-10146-410204 ca Barry G. Bishop Pseudonym available on request 0427972 DOB : 1937(?) May 1965-March 1969 - contract employee RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
104-10227-10004 aA, A, \ A. fe B. A, + A. ‘ BR. < A. o B. E A, ~ 0 ho, no, NO, No, na, When did you receive the photonraphn: _ On the followin: day, &t sceng. We asked that they be developed immediately. What then, What steps wore taken? 7 This was reported to GUS'KOV, to KOZLOV; it was shown to PERFIL'YEV, It wns reported to GUS'KOV, to KOZLOV, to PERFIL'YEV. And to whom olset. — Well, that tg all... and they hogan... wroto © report. Well, wrote a report.for what For. the recruttnont. For the recruitmont. = ; The recruitmont talk, ’ For the recruituent or for the recruitment talk. That is tho same thing. Tho same thing? The recruitment talk is the recruitment. It is another thing when you are carrying on a recruitment talk, and you do not know if the recruitment will be accouplished or not. A report is not written on a recruitment talk. SECRET —
104-10227-10004 AL Well, alright; - A. (Cin Enelisn)) i. Well for The report was A, Who sirned the report: B. GRISANOV, A. Who else: SQ. signaturo. so. 2b They did not open a file on ain, Before 1960, ‘reeruitnents, WO did not open files. But a whole ‘collection of natertala --j stanped Top Secret} Sories "KK" wag addressed to BALKHAROYSXIY, and thy, hav ing already: received the: naterials ~=< the First Bepartacnys ~ % the cecrubtmont -— “Fo agk addressed to SEROV, .. here is. a detail -—: On goexwLinent talks: wait a minute -= vaat?: for oanction,...7 your PERFIL'YEV signed ‘ae the botton, ond algo Tere was “FEKLISOV! 8 When did you actually, or in fact open the file on MUNGI: and pe ms Did they not open a file on PUPGY: before 1960, or did they not” — ‘any file at all before 1960: B. I am telling you that, prior to 1960... -handled the recruitnent’ of tourists; but we did not open a files --= ‘I was worked in 1959, 1 with the exception of those on cnployees of tourist firms. Why Because this agent, a recruited foreigner, with hin... Alrirht. In the civen case, the 2B NGI Case, after all ve will. not be working he was temporarily in the Sovict Union... the conproris ing sata,
(tod-1so-t0004 - Dre esata, nat ‘ . oe ” S * prt ee ae —_ i. ceemeeeeeneeee & - sb 1 October 1968 CONCLUSIONS AND COMMENTS IN THE CASE OF YURIY IVANOVICH NOSENKO
404-10218-40077 ee vemmtannem poet Cremeans ne St eee peer i coat came nae ata ett meena tL Oe wee ‘ . bes, an pm a . —_ 8 November 1967-— MEMORANDUM TO: CI/OA : ; FROM \¢ *DO/T - 7 me _ oe - SUBJECT : LICOOKY 1 (201-278841) REFERENCE: Form 889 dated 27 October 1967 1. The following summaries indicate no derogatory information on Subject. t 2. New York report dated 12/29/59 captioned "June COBB - Registration Act-Cuba” furnished CIA 1/8/G). This report stated that June Cobb translated pamphlets as part of her job for Fidel Castro with the idea of familiarizing the American people with Castro's writing. June Cobb believes Castro is doing a tremendous job in reconstructing the ‘ . economy of Cuba.. However, she stated that in her opinion it is'‘unthinkable that Communism would ever be embraced by Castro or the people of Cuba. There seems to be no particular significance to this report as this information was previously known by the Agency. . : socal neal Leak. 3. Letter to Director, FBI, from CIA dated 11/7/60 captioned “June COBB - Internal Security - Cuba". Bernie Brennan asked June Cohb to deliver some information to. Juan Orta who stated that Brennan was not needed anymore. Cobb thought Brennan might have been attempting to obtain a position with the Cuban Tourist Commission. The -Agency has no further interest in Brennan, Therefore, there is no significance attached to the report. es 4. Washington report dated 4/26/62 captioned “Lyle. Stuart - IS - Cuba; SM-C; RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA - 5/4/62 was merely interview with Stuart. There is no: Significance attached to this report. ‘ SECRET
+e was i 4 % * ° ‘ be 8 ~ ~ tw he ‘ , Y bd re ‘ ; 0 + ‘ be 7 ty re cee wee ed Fw, CO ete i ; : . SECRET ’ Lowe i - 5. Letter from CIA to Director, FBI, dated 8/19/64 7 i captioned “Lyle Stuart” (CSI 316/00789-64). June Cobb / : ‘ interviewed re Lyle Stuart. Lyle Stuart attempted to get ra ’ ¢lose to Fidel Castro for the purpose of exploiting the ‘ journalistic advantages of an interview. Therefore, there is no significance attached to this report considering that it was merely an interview. : ae! win  ~2 1 . . ve ° 2 fer aa F) tes : ' } .. : . L. 7 = "SECRET ne ai b
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Records Collection Act of 1992 
(44 USC 2107 Note) 
NW 53217 6/20/17
104-10218-10078 | ee vate C4SE AO. tote Bah 2 INSTRUCTION SHEET 24 JUL 1964 Sev uP EXPEDITE EXPEDITE Fat , FOR PFOA NDICES wotces 3 Sev uP SPECIAL COVERT NAME anga FOR OA @nqueRry CHECA ~ Issue OPERATIONAL APPROVAL REQUEST GREEN LEST ‘issue PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL REQUEST. RESUETS tz ‘POSSTER- REVIER BE a REVIEW FID COLLATERAL INFORMATION REENSTATE POA FOR DAYS UNTEL REQUEST RESULTS TECHNICAL [_[seccesre errice | a FORBARD ATTACHMENT TO DIVISION | |e oa Ponuano: 19 [[sttschetay Od REVIEW SECURITY OFFICE CONCURRENT UENO AT CE/OA SECURITY OFFICE [ret SY : : EXTEND POA FOR DAYS UNTIL REVEES SECURITY GFFICE REPORT at Ct/ CANCEL FER DIVISION MEMO DATED neview at ci/oa [res saree (No notice to Division) CANCEL PER CI/OA NOTICE TO DtVASTON REQUEST REVIES OF ATTACHED REFERENCE? (Reason checked below,® or see remarka) | ADVISE:CI/O0A OF NATURE-AND SIGNIFICANCE. x ‘ “POA EXPIRED HAS BEEN INDICATED, Ws PLEASE SUBMIT PRO T1.- “EF sy NTTHEM.30 DAYS, NO FURTHER: INTEREST EN SUBJECT POA WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED. : oe ee , ' . : “FAILURE TO SUBMIT PRO ff. AS REQUIRED’ UNDER CSI NO. 10-5 OR TO INDICATE Any" FURTHER UNTEREST 0% severed APPROVAL FOR THE OPERATIONAL USE OF SUBJECT. REMARKS T have discussed with Paul Burke, DC/CI/ICG, Mexico's request Tor amendment. of OA _to use LICOOKY~1 against the Soviet official. We ‘both are of the opinion that she - can be used for development of the target to determine. his susceptibility to recruit-- '’ “ ment, but’ that-she should: not be used to make the actual recruitment.:should -the- matter . ' developnesst- to that point, due to these considerations: ta) She is not a recruiter, -° never has made a recruitment. (2) Odds are she would be\blown tothe Soviets, since - we must consider that the -odds for. ‘successful recruitment of a Soviet official are not’ favorable. (3).Her relationship, with LINLUCK: iri ‘Mexico. is fairly well. known, 80 > that « _ there could be an unfavorable blow back on LINLUCK,' " e - . In authorizing her use in the developmental role, Burke would like for Station to “ be informed that it shold tell LINLUCK that. Station's: continuing investigation. of . | * LICOOKY-1 discloses her association with Soviets; Nherefoe, he "mood be: hia : : ; searetul in‘ his: relationship with: hers esnc ers of mes TOT stessis 2ont semnehtnattindtn pact roe aherte em Ate Te em Te fmm at ae EE te amntennee ote