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14-00000 z 3 2B E si FBI DOCUMENTS 19 NOVEMBER 1970 NONE GIVEN CLASSIFICATION BAKOULINE, VALENTIN RAKOULIRA, VERA IVANOVNA
wet Gmowess ama: thee + sng gy 2 DEPARTMENT OF STATE e = REQUEST “FOR. BIOGRAPHIC. oat y) SD 1] ALIASES, miCun £$ | MAaTe and PLACE OF BIRTH CITIZENSHIP |. SPOUSE'S Ham Valentin BAKOULINE --- HOME ADDRESS “age msarers “MARITAL STATUS © ey COUP ATION | crn be PREVIOUS EMPLOYERS AND POR Soviet .. ER ADDRESSES (Appreximstely last tes yeara} . Mx. B Second Secretary Sovier Embacew Masi Sty Accuonpanicd by wife, Vera eee a erry Sept. 27; 1927 MOsocw, USSR | C-3 visas issued, arriving raed FOR USE OF DEPARTMENT OF STATE ONLY - MG OFFICER NAME OF SUBMIT TH SB/B10 cvoetigee DOV For information concerning Subject you are referred to. 9 CSCI=3/771,LL8 dated 2 July 1962, subject: BAKULTY Valentin'Va sil: evich, a & popy of which waz previously sent to your Department, You are hurther’ ‘ referred to the Federal Burean of Investigation, — Do es a Ete FILENIN 201-2251 ¥ "29 007 gry, “A,
f a FT tt BARULIN, Valentia Vasily’ as Ces “) CT) Peeass * : ; oo. ei aa . : DPOB: 9 FEB 1925... °. : *201°261813 | Wife: Vera Ivanovna ‘DFOB 2 Sept 1927 ~ Comes oy _ * + Gomt Vladimir p08 30 Jan 1954 (nee in Mexico) _ as . " Career: Nov 1959 = Jaa 1964: Buployee (Miieee-Ofttes). Sey Babasey, Mexico City. - ce . : Gubject replaced Viktor L. KHUKH V, was replaced by KHUKHOREV,) RxMEH Soviet CAVED = 3 Oct 1967 ~ a7ced 70; To replace Wikege L., KHUKHOREV ag see 8 Seer, A -f ; a "Oenatifes Embassy. Pye: 7-1 th First Sec 5 oe Residence: Zamora 69-401 Col. Condesa (per Yan 68 DIARIO OFrrz Overt Puties at ora oe So cr prs" Known GRU pies! ren ; and LNERGO « case nnn. 4 C/O far ecesaces ae i “4 ‘ ats get — i yes le cesta ey rae BTS Ee os aes wapal
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DEPT,. OF STATE: TELESSA “CLASSIFICATION: ° UNCLASSIFIED | oo ere, VISAS HORSES” -RE VEADIAIR -BAKULIN
., Source: MEXICO CITY -3° HMMA . 39510 Reel No.:_65(191). Side(s): One Readability: Fair Ca oe ie’ Date(s) of Intercept: ww /Sep 70! Rec'd at Prod. Unit:___5 oct 70 Processing Completed 120 Ociuser 1970 Transcriber/Checker: | _ZP Translator/Editor: zP/L.T, Typist: ZeP, >
~~ Sources MEXICO cime-@ | ‘Dates of Intercept: 4, 5 Sep 70 Reel Now: 65(191) | . K. © Boris Pavlovich KOLOHYAKOV Mra Ky o Lidtya Alekseyevns KCLOMYAKOVA EGGL. Cue 1 (4 Sep 70, 1830-1831)’ a hy we Ke says to his wife chat he,leavas” ((K. leaves)) “Cut 2 (5 Sep 70, 1140-1309) ((Stlence, steps and heumering are heard) Ke says that the blouse of his . wife does not go vary well with her skirt. Hre Kis very ‘glad that Kenoticed it: . i | oe “I am very happy that you are interested tn my appearance hur vas eho? ta lave =e “Pk, come “to any blouse I put on.” ((Mrs kK, lagho)) : DO an So at 1 - Mite Ke and hér husband eat, ((Muste is heard from another apartment)).. K. was im Cuernavaca ((.A town ‘Rot fapr from Mezico City)) with another Sov, _ ; whéeee nome fs not mentioned and Vasiliy ((Prob. 21MIN) picked them up ‘in hte cer. ” ((Pause)) Mra Ke says that Valentina ((KASATKINA)) lest 14 By. she did not eat break _ , . fests at all. ((Silence)) a Mrs Ke says thet ft is warm today, K. thinks that it is ware for her because she hed @ drink, irs Ke did not have. any drink yet! ((Silence)) “s ._ Be. reads a ‘newspaper, ((Pause)) Bre & aeke who will be elected in Chile. , Ke Says: o = "alenade who Belongs - te the lefe party, but he should be approved ty . — Congress. (Silence, both read)) Mre. K,. says that ske Atkes. te buy, figures 7 of mexican man and woman as 2 souvenirs, Mrs K, complains that angen Boe take off ~ ; “ patne from her nails. Mrs Re eays thot BAKULIN is an impudent fellow ) (oakhal), * BARULER and hie. wife: are coupleGety ‘different persons, they have different characters, different | a : Vera ((BAKULINA)). also could have a lover. She should watch b She should ° Ue in everything. sixfpother wonan in her Flace woul have eT - check on him atfleast encel. She should go to abe different hotels and leok for RO ((BAKULIN)), Once Ivakov told Larisa ((Preb. Lora GOLUZOV&) ) that ‘one, cae _ evening BAKL LINA came home late and BAKULIN did not want to open the door for. ‘ ; her. " BAKULIN asked her wife to write a report where she was so Late in the evenings - _ 7 Poor BARULINA was bégging him for'a long time before he unt Sued the doors: _ -ABoeh Leugh)). Valentin ((BAKULIN)) is a big tater! ((Stlence)) | Ke asks his wife to get up from the beds Mrs Ke asks her husband to wash
H . 7 | a \ ' ((Silence}) kK. calls his wife from another room and offers her nuts, Urs Kj: enters and says that she ((Mra K.)) is not. too. fat, ‘Ke agrees with her. Ke says that they have encugh bread. ((Silence, steps are heard. Ke and his . wife are getting ready to go somewhera)) K, saya that he will go ahead of. his wife , he must start the care ((Ke leaves and one utnute after him(/leaves| Mrs Ky/)) MEA tg eed eck yumm some a
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1400000 i, . oo. ‘ Sources MEXICO CITY Oo ‘Date of Intercept: 31 duly -) Reel Not 81(97) Oo Co August 2 1970 31 July 1970 oe . ; Loud street noises. Wo conversation at beginning of reel. tr. and Mrs. KALINIE exchange a few coments, 2 August A270 - | Ae ALDI ee ge By EALINTRA Hits a No - Ts” Bacurinl ¢. Valya (Vanentin | ~ in, posetbiy soKoLor) _ ee pee \°- Valya's wife... rote a ((Pooteteps, fragmenta of conversation at firet.)) Bl ena BL 2 of imbtrecses in variows stores and where it is best to buy a mattress. Be says, “Hy friend Elava _ ((iau)) bought one ((a mattress)) in Few York, but since: they were el at the UH, all their furniture was dought at their own expense; a | _ the trunsfer/moving of their furniture ((probably back heme) ) was - free. That mattress is just lying unused at the dacha. She dosen't need it. They don’t live at the dacha, They 're in Yugoslavia. HOW» Her mother and father don't live at the dacha and it will probably , be rented out. If I give Klava $50. for ity. she'll) be ‘glad: to give it to me," As coments, however, that it. makes | no Sense buying the mattress fron Klava because it fe old already, the springs have | - . _ rusted, ete. Furthermore, sending the mattress ( (new)) back home | . won*t be expensive ~ "the distance is small, and then by ship to | Teningrad.* “Ho feels it's’ better to buy it here and send it, | oD suggeets “writing to the diplomatic mail,® but 0. aye, We don't —_ have direct mail; we have to write ‘through MID." a a oe : 7 = ; _D. then talks about an ‘employee ((untdentiziea)) who, in ve a to Lena'e ((amu)). query how she should eorresponia, with, . : 7 Vera. ((1nu)) had “gaid in such a. presumptuous tone _ "You" can stand oe OF om being without correspondence for a year, '*— De feels. ‘the sane man . feng . had been upset because he had not been appointed an. offietalfers ove som : o (nachal 'ntk), but had said later, “What am I upset for?’ ‘Tf. they a : bd don"t want me, so whatl®. Tn connection with thie B. says, “There's, : : sone sort of arrogance heres itte necessary to stay, as far as - : . possible from it.* SECRET.
a «RAP spore mare ES 8 a woe oa ef to some acquaintances ((unidentified, probably in the. Soviet Union)) pest is it to stay." D. adda, "I don't. ‘think it's necessary to . “D, continues that her friend’ Shura (Alekeantza - inu) wrote her that mattress. However, Dd. hag room to, sleep three, a divan: and’ two ‘pede. and Valya sleep on the beds. It's possible to maneuver somehow. If request of the women he sings it. All laugh, after which D, tells ; there, was a very pleasant engineer there. He was 45 years o1d.: - ‘Hie - daughter ‘fintehed the Medical Institute. She went to work and 7 . ov then all the patients began to complain to the chief physician about . "her rudeness. She atarted to be terribly rude at-home. Then it _ she hed’ something wrong with (1-26) ena they put her in the insane ; asylum, | Then periodically. ehe was calm, was at home, and then . . suddenly she again becane violently. coarse. “She was. 24 years. old os ‘but their other daughter was 6 years old, can you imagine? ‘They. "8 Were afrata she would beat the little girl to death. If she was 4 - home alone, she. would almost beat her, to death... Can you Amagine what a a tragedy thie 1s? They gave her all kinds of medicines. ‘We hada ‘aye, oo Bat eS 8 ‘Be ‘Yovockka, Fa ‘think it's stipty because there ‘s more ) information now. G. and D. ask that A. and B. ((presumably)) write a letter mol and find out “whe ther ‘wa can depend on them and if we are going to stop for a day, how much this will cost approximately, and where mention the mattress. When we arrive there, we 11 make arrangements about it. If it's no, then 0. Tl manage very well, I have two very good beds." (Apparently Cc. and D. are departing soon.)) she is frequently iil and it's difficult for her with only one If someone visits, eValya ((her husband )) and r sleep in one bed» : wet £2 E's sisk, I sizsp on the div van, walls Vovia ((her son, provabiy)) af. + we had one bed and somaone came to viait, it would be very difficult.” C. suddenly aske if they know a “hooligan” song, and at the adirty joke. Again all laugh. After thie they oritioize ‘modern youth. 0. comments, "Education has a. great. influence on people." D. says, “You know, when I worked-in (7. ‘Our 7) aopartnent/adniaptration. : - began, - she started cursing. ‘and. hitting. fhey examined her and - . private/exclusive polyclinics there were many high officials (sveti1) OL there. Nothing helped her. They said ((it was caused by), ‘Over a ae etrain.' A thinks that "people have become weaker" now. But B. | .. Ne ra
14-00000 - : ‘y Fi a ae) ’ eet, Ae Be og, A... You know, I think we're especially affected by it because we De A. A. ' the University you've got to consider it thie way, if five S55 the (C8N)) programs, oa - “four years, we. won't be able to pack our. _ baggage accomling to the box sizes, but will have to do ‘the opposite eet boxes. to a od ee oe of t me te res : + You yourself renember how much information we received . at (18) and none of. us went insane during the entire five years. . At persons ((?go nuts?)) during @ session, that's & small sarbaz ((insists)) There are very many ((going insane)). I have a: friend ((female)) who is a payohlatriet.. ‘She told me that there are many (who are 11] -~ mentally?), very MAY ‘Sometimes she : doesn't know (?how to handle all her work?). . oo ((jokingly)) Perhaps information fe affecting m me now and (20) in & hospital? I haven't gone insane up to. now, but ‘perhaps it ‘doean '¢ depend upon ‘the amount of information, ‘but: on the type. of. information. ( (all laugh. )) Ec. Slodya { (iae)), it was simpler previously. If you. keep Looking at such things ( (possibly referring to TV)), ‘you'd have nightmares, a I only watch ‘laseie.' You know, it's a dog. I like its. I’ Se always try to watch it and I'm always affected by ite | mow the particulare. That dog ien't apecially trained; it belongs to a family. And the mother of the boy is a housewife. ‘They just announced that during ((echool)) examinations, the , “boy will not be photographed. There 'g going to be a hiatus’ in Vovoohka, are you going by. car? You're ; not leaving soon, are you? aE 3 |, Don"t forget (? the box, ?). T*ve already packed: the box, Ll Bo you have boxes? fo tage I do. Valerka ((inu)) left them for us, Our. carpenter tad then, - _T've been looked at those boxes. I think that, etay here for _ | fit the baggage dimensions. )) oa a You know, we don't have so much junk. We ought things, thinking... 7 _ ~ (Qloua noise covers remainder of sentence)), SS ee ee I'm telling you, it makes sense to overpay for packing because | then everything will be in order. - ae We have (2-36) - $750. | | "But our ambaseador (3-40), x more expensive; that's understandable, cr re
14-00000 nwt «But I, paying 560 (possibly dollars)) ~ only half. B. (2-3G), $3,000. ‘the only thing is that we have to pay for an apartment there yete . A. We had a car, absolutely at our own expense. _ - - : D. Tell me, why (26)? : : _ Be They pay themselves r now ((umepecitieg 1 for what)). A woman went by plane; she paid, |. Ae A year hasn't pessed yet. They pay fron" September, or something like that. I think they etarted later, almost since January. _B.° There you are; (Qe) arrived; (rh he left ?) his : car there for ; : some: reason. 7 DD. We don't have a4 car. Do you have a car? . D.. But he ( (unidentified )) has one. me B.. There are two cara here for (2~3¢), ‘Olegts. (Qm)) car (1-24). _ But I don't understand why it's that way. Volodya spoiled him Seandalously. He *g young and he drives a car, but youre older i Be Hie wife oan't walk. B. foo bad, let her move her asa. . ‘D, (3-46), there was one car, one for two people. (5-40) That - (1G) 48 horrible/terrible. Valerka's (Camu) )BS%tn the hospital, a ; Valerka‘e/were. with me. I was working. Vovka ((am)) was taking gare of then, Two little girls lived with me. 0 he ((unidentitiea) : “eat t0d him (Valeria )) and said, “Valera, put the car in for ) oS ‘washing: ‘and I'll pick it up. I have to have it Clean.® He a ((Valerka)) came to Valya ((D.'s husband)) end said, ‘He didn't oe even ask how ny wife is.* Valera had spent the night next. to. “his wife Tyubke who had just been operated an. “They out out * her glands unter a general anesthetio; she was nauseous, but | et he said, “put the car in for washings ‘I need it," ‘or, “wash the car'® In such a tone of voice. . A. Such impudence! D. Yes. In general, his manner shows (what he is)). He wasn't . even interested in asking how his ((Valera "e)) wife. ie, where - ; for. him, he needs it clean. I"11 tell ‘you, | with: such. an’ EAD Uap ALL PIS tle wee ener ge cee 9 enn Fol an (as soa oem? the children are, © That's unimportant to him, «But. wash his. car oo
44-00000 a SECRET CRESTED aon Sense ss cr Tt RR. impudent person you can ‘only be impudent because they ((ouch Poa waaay people )) ‘don't understand. 7 A. You Bee, in ‘principle, he was a favorite/pet (Lywbimonse) 5 apparently ne'ii ve thas way now. D. But why do you think that he'll be. that way now? A. Because he is also a “Khokhol ((derogatory term for Uxrainian)), (1-26). ((Pause)) . _ _ De Oleg three weeks ago or more (2G)3 he Slao inovs | how to be sick. ae B. Oleg knows how and she inows hows , “ ((They are possibly talking about Oleg NECHIPORENKO or o1eg . SHEVCHENKO, since both are Ukrainians, or as: A. calls Oleg, "hokhol.")) . De ‘She was so (3-46), turned about, and said nasty things about me. 7 But outwardly: she will chat and give a- good impression. I recall LQ _ ‘when she came to the Embassy (3=46). — Be What ie ‘ohe, (2G)? a ne D. No, ‘she was there (1-26). In general, they scolded (Cor, oursed)) de and insulted her, and ‘they scolded (Cor, cursed )) Oleg... t but ~ i Se Oleg is tactless in general. a “Ae. But he knows how to pretend to be tactful and courteous. os B.. He’ once said some sort of thing. ~ you and I were eitting on : con “the couch. I felt so. (Tawiwand/unconfortabie?) ST tm probably - . 10. years older ( (than you). What. right do you have to say such aa things." (GQ. said to the man, probably the same Oleg.)) He - “ said, *I was: Joking." -I don't recall the joke, but it was s0_ ; - etupia, with some sort of vilenessy that. the joke WAS: » abeolutely” ~“dmpossibie. eS aon roe > De CL ‘Liked ?)it very much yeotentay when Pavel (am) was. fokings Po Pavel. also knows how to joke. a an cnce >. mey/wint ewinaing. Tamara said, ‘aT don't feel =e . and : “ ae because _of that ehe couldn't go swimming, | that "a; ,without: a doubt. - . cor § _ He started pestering, “Girls, go svinming.* We were- bothered. YoLodya didn't say a word, (7but he?) said, "Let's e ewimning or else we won't feed you at lunch time, And Pavel kept. insisting. But Tamara said, “Why are you pestering WSs Maybe ~ - a we can't go ‘swinming." And Pavel eaid, "0h! You're not at that : : eget Can -you imagine? ‘She stared at him and. didn't pay a words oe
74-00000 Awa ae Chaat. MOS C. De - myself!" " Kostya said, "You fool! Put it where it belongs!" Be : to ask, "Who wants to see him (Qmu)) 7° (Her comment to hie : queetion)). "What are. you? Are you the! ‘Secretary. or: ‘the | -. Pirst Department, or something? _ ‘What business is it of youre” a ~ who is going to ask for whom at the Embassy?* — And how did you understand it when he tore Her bathing suit? | everyone: "What do. you do with this?" She answered, "TY wash -((They are possibly talking about Pavel KOVALEV, the chauffeur, Went, when \ we arrived, he eat, "Who wants to see hint? I said, . - An acquaintance." - Guess who! ((they laugh )) m oO a ord ~-4 He cane up and said, "VANOVSKIY, take away your wife's bathing suit because all her measurenents can be seen.” When she started telling him off!!! oe a! She really told him off. She *g vicious; she gete wound up’ momentarily. Listen, I'll tell you this. fact: women remain ; women. (?0nce?) she got a pitcher and little napkins... Klava . a “pulls out the pitcher with the napkins: ‘and says in front of. a ‘Listen, atrangers ‘(not identified)) were sitting there, can you imagine? And yesterday, well, all right, I'm older. Katya is older, but Tamara is younger than I. Tamara is probably 44, But, in general, that's: not a subject for conversation with men. Any way, it's not that time yet when women have change of 1ifs, I don't even know how old Katya.is. He was (750 years old ?). and his wife Yekaterina.)) No, you listen. “He has the nerve Whom? ; No, I can't take him in such large doses! We had supper together : soon “the day before. yesterday when we brought: the boss/bosses. And oe + Katya spilled wine on (TRUZMTHT)» 1 How he snapped at hert De A. D. » >, Whiskey glass was empty?), and then he really let loose. SS . How he aid snap at her. tamara eaid, "Such thinge aren't noticed ; usually." First he stared at her. That's his way, ‘to etare ftret. ‘He’ tiret has to let it sink in. Then he needs contacts” oe I Look Katya was putting a whiskey glass on the table. (?t!e . Oh! So you were there? - ao What ‘happened there! Ee sy wh Swe, 2 * —a m
14-00000 6 Tae oe o Sido cel quam PRM te Ri Tata ts B. “_. Vanything you want. - ane e ese hatte with two children, They had five children, pe .. chewed out Katya together with AG), saying, "Go work. How is i ‘Ira about this and said, "Ira, speak with Semonovich ((Qmu)), .80 that he will cat Pavel in and epeak with him.® ° And Katya doctor's assistant (fe1 ‘dsher), and to go as a olesning woman “ its aiffioult/nara for me now." . . Listen, of course. Tamara tells me » that she is at the- age when | to guard her health, : Her heart constantly (thurts?) her. - Ko, : really? Konstantin Nikandrovich ‘X(bocarrner)) « asked, so che _ even began working in a second place. ’ a | a ‘Yes? And how about that one ( (woman) ). who. >: knows overything? “Is she working already? - . ele oes rr don't mow. ‘Those _-brobleme. don *t bother me at alls - | Note it to her, “she can type on all ‘typewriters, and with” - . ((SHCHUCHKIN?) arrived and the first thing he did was, to run to me to work. He didn't discuss anything with (Wiedya?), but . “Maybe they. feel the wife should work s0 there wouldn't be more rm Well, that was the day before yesterday. oe fell, you should have said something about it. That's the version /episode we were talking about. 2°m sorry tor Katya. Those things frequently affect her quicker. She's sinply affected more quickly by then. Ida ((DEMI? tA) was saying, "I came upset, at something at Sasha ((DEMIN)), it was something he did, or hed not answered properly, and Katya said, "You see how spoiled you are, while all of ny . life I only see such things." When Ida started working, he it ‘that Ida went to work and you're aitting at home? The wife - of an officiel went to work, but you sit at home?” He kept cate a _ Picking on her until the wife of (7KRASIOVSKIY?) — there was such a man here —~ until ( 7RRASNOVSKIY 's?) wife came and told said, “Where am I going to work? I'm no good any more as G At ‘s time for her to atop working asa Cleaning woman. She has touch typing. She can also work as a bookkeeper. She can do Listen, and how is (2sHcHUCHEIN's?) wife? ran to me asked where ‘he could eet a job for his wife. And |
ar we @ secret he ran to the Surther, Svanish; che knows the And finally he rot ner _ and everythine. and he office, saying, "My wife xnows: English, t:mewriter.": He ran around everywhere, in. And he's always around the Ambassador, finally got her a job. The chilaren hane around in the Smbassy and she works. Do you understand? . ((B, and 2. chet about cookin various dishes for a while.'). a tye “(Panda that's?) the First Secretary!. ({Pause)) Vovochka, shall we go ((provably by car))? I'm draggin you away from your wife, end of Recording PO ingle” La, wcinineres
74-00009 MEXICO L640 DEPT, OF STATE TELEGRAM 21 AUGUST 1970 UNCTASSIFIED CLASSIFICATION RE. VLADIMIR BAKULIN.... VISAS HORSE: SUBJECT
ee | Chief, 8B Division 82k F SDTOP AEGRIP . (Yuriy Daitriyevich BULYGIN (201-732764) _ “Attachmont; . jotripution: (@)- C/SB w/att h/w PROCESSING ACTION 2 JRAPRED (08 DROTKING - HAX [wo woos ecoumeo Ohi QUALIED DESK CAS SCE ED OCHG Chief WH Division Chief of Station a LBRO Reference: HMMW-17866, 5 May!1970 © lL. We appreciate the information forwarded in Reference, 2, Concerning Subject's. stay in Mexico, our sources have ‘reported tho following, - Subject arrived in Mexico.on 7 March 1970 aboard Sabena 555 from Brussels. During his one month Stay in Hoxico City, he stayed at the Hotel Agnes. located at Calle Saltillo OT, monics City. Subjeci Geparted sex2co on & April 1970 aboard Air France flight 700 for New York, LICALLA and LILYRIC first . reperted seeing Subject at the Soviet Embassy on Monday, 9 March, He was thereafter seen eotering the Embassy almost every morning between 0800 - 0945 hours. During. Subject 's entire stay in Mexico, _ he was seen most often in the company of Subject of 201-261813, Per AEMIDRIFF ioformation, coupled with information available in Btation files, it is believed that Subject of 201-261813 possibly functions. as one of the Deputy Rezidenta of the AEGRIP Residentura in. Mexico City. It ia probable that Subject of 201-261813 was the _Hexico City AEGRIP case officer in this particular case, Subject's ‘ether contacts were Bubjects of 201-850177 and 201+844388, both identifiod by AEMIDRIFF as AEGRIP officers, and possibly could have been involved in the case aa Support officers. Subject was also. da contact with Subject of 201-814235, who i8 an AEGRIP officer, __. 3+ Subject was not seen'‘at the Soviet Embassy on 14 March, which wae the originally scheduled meeting date with the LNEASE agent. On Sunday, 15 March, LILYRIC reported that Subject entered the Soviet Embassy at 1143 hours and was seen leaving, alone, at 1432 hours, There was no LIEMPTY source coverage on 28 March 1970, which was supposed to be the alternate meeting date with the agent, a. Forwarded herewith are negatives of photographs of Subject. takes by LIEHPTY sources, . c_# : on ey ae Feee Ul Ay. tb, ae or Grace EH. FARMILANT ~ 7° Negatives h/a So 1 = C/WH w/o att BGPARH STEROL AD MUMBER i J oat HMMA-39258 SECRET _ 201-732764 SiiatiathePeemesildienhainiaaber eeleeenitanatariaietnaainrss selina
eats RE PROCESSES hin mah ROE PEON RENE Nn mene HO em She ay Neem nna Nas A ie TEL EARS TED NARA Nakai ee glee we meats Wi nieee we eet ect wee met fox 0 ovauraD Diss cat WDE sNDERING BKRON (yievge pevgoniy Ivanovich PEDIE (201163926) ACM BEQUIRID . RLFLRIRCES 1. Subject and hie wife returned from home leave.on 17 June '. 1970, They had‘departed on home leave on 27 April. 2. Returning to Kexico City with the FEDINs was Vladimir wd de Valentdnevich DARULIN, 3S yeas vid sui cf Valcutin Veeilyerion ‘{:' BAKULIN (201~261813) , who ig coming to spend his summer vacation ‘with his parents. - é a for /Hoface E. PRALLETD - Distribution: 7 CSB
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74-00000 . EH TTEEEEEEEEETTEEEEEESEEETEEEESSESEED OEE ndaasSEEEETIEEEESOOOOTTTO TEESE q ASLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 4. 8 } Pines) Nore a CREDRY mea GHourt. . i - (Shen Filled In) ESSE" 7 ” ADVANCE Cory [ Jasveo []ucree REFRODUCTION or THIS COF Cory PROHIBITED i “- . - . var ves ian xo! : : / — "sary HO CS FRU MO. ee : t wt K id IY neers WREP TO C8 FILE NO. 7 i ‘ | : enesen Oy PER eH Do roc eo ([] return to ee DRANTH | FILE, VR P P 7 PAGE 5[ | seas SECRET “y LAST BY KASATKIN: AND GRU OFFICER: VLADIMIR TSERADZES 8. ACCESS TO REFERE ST URA CONTROLLED BY THREE DOORS, FIRST OF © es WHICH NEVER LOCKED. SECOND OPFNFN RY ELECTRIC BUZZER In RESPONSE TO RINGING OF BELL (RING RED BELL TWICE FOR READING ROOM, WHITE _ BELL THREE TIHNES FOR ACCESS TO PRIVATE OFFICES). THIRD DOOR’ “MANUALLY ne . “UNBOLTED AFTER PERSOW ENTERING IDENTIFIED TURU PEEP HOLE. “ONLY PHONE Lo In REFERENTURA IS WEAR ENTRANCE AND IS CONRECTED TO INTERCOH SYSTEN. ., CURT CH. ENTIRELY SEPARATE FROM EXTERNAL SYSTEM). re — “9 REQUEST HQs CONMERTS ON ABOVE AS WELL AS GUIDANCE FOR . : ADDITIONAL DEBRIEFING OW THIS SUBJECT. ALSO REQUEST EXPRESSION = nena or narrate atten 2 Otte oe - 1 NTEREST AND FEASIBILITY TECHNICAL OPERATION | AGAINST CODE ROOK FROM ‘Linesa COMPLEX. ‘ PILE: 201-835670. “GP-1. --SReRGT
wre let a en eee EO PETS NCA Crd pages chief, WH Diviston chiet of Station, ‘ References: - A. HMMA~38435, 4 February 1970 . Hoe Be DIRFCTOR 021485, 31 March: 1970 : 1. Forwarded under separate cover are copies of several: . ~~~ . '#0moranda prepared by eto have more than superficial ’ gontact with Soviets SZLEGS Ve y virtue’ of joining various |: ‘organizations. such as ANCOSAD (association. of diplomats below. the i” wank of Ambassador) and the Consular -Corps Association (or by ; -. being invited to functions Sponsored by the latter groun) hatf a . ‘dozen have. had a wide range of contacts with ot _. MHHARSHers.” In many instances, such contacts have been one~tine affairs, but in some cases there was some omise of a rantinuing relationship which could be of value in the Most of these contacts are in the early Stages, and most | in at.a fairly quiet level. In -60m@ cases, however, ‘ . contacts are with MHBARSHers who are on our. priority target List, ; or who might soon find themselves on ¢ ist, such as . 7": AEJALISCO, AEPOLYP, and 201-~305870. [in touch with |, these targets are encouraged to keep fomship alive as part ofthe overall strategy planned against each target. And, in the '. ¢age of those who are. not targetea, an existing relationship with . ,one of them might be parlayed into a relationship with one of the. targets. : . . - 2. This conséious effort to make contact with MEHARSHe rs: was - quite successful An its initial atages. It seems to. have run in to : ‘Attachment: neers ““- Memoranda n/s/e_ Sle, atin é, ra afen eRe eo ribution: C/SB wfatt u/s/c ~ C/7H wfatt u/a/e Cpatd ele K, ALMA-38727 | | gars 1970 j GUSSFICATION
a ra CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH H CLABBIFICAT ICH | DISPATCH BYM BOL ANO HUMBER | Hwmta-38727, a snag, however, in the wake ‘of the AcMIDRIFF defection, and pessibly also due to the operation. against AESEASICK: | -In most cases, our MHHARSH friends have defec between the MHHARSH Embassy and LNPURE ‘followed by return engagements, “ directors; 2. (20 LAPURE “S colleagues (At. the 19 March affair ‘gone into - LIBACON-1, . he asses _ B, @re included in the attachment, shortly. be most welcome. very Little time issuing visas). Consular Corps Association h their people was normally an recently 201-305870). _funetions, including the elections, _. bad an invitation to the. home of Dext -Not only did he not show up, ROSTEDT the phone to confirm the invitation. 3. In support of the evidence above. that the ; &t least to sore extent, as , LIBACON@-1. has reported that 5. This dispatch was in preparation. when Reference B arrived. sments of AEJALISOO and 201-305870, requested in Reference. PCQs have been filled out in o their shell ‘AAEMIDRIFF's defection with whom he had been w Was in When asked wh really se=—- of us, even -we . the line given out by Sticks to the story that. s - da love with a Mexican,— ' probably be Lover, '-.° 4, It. ie probable that the. MHBARS -of their shells and will begin to circu Station's policy. of supplementing the SB operational pro personal contacts will continue, and, as stated, will concentrate On obtaining thie type of contact with the selected targets, In a thie way, our assessment and knowledge of. the target. can be supplement- e@ by a case officer's expert ass kept advised of developments. The Spa ‘ but would not say what was bothering him, | the AESEASICK operation '201-305870 wa _ and he has suddenly lost interest in the follo _.haod, the MHHARSHers who belon : AEJALISCO, the MHUHARSH representative on the ANCOSAD board of _ took part. in an excursion to. Baja California: 28 February |. -Orricers went) and was present with a halfedozen of his. at the AMCOSAD annual election Junch on 19 March, _ » AEJALISCO was uncharacteristically nervous, It will be- noted that “reached its denouement the night before.) end “Suddenly become: inaccessible, There were three functions of. the Consular Corps, including the. 7 _ annual election of officers, within about two weeks of -ASMIDHIFF's tion and subsequent. press conference (which, took some cracks at the members of the MHHARSH consular section, indicating that . _they spent 90 percent of their time. doing intelligence work and — The. MHHARSH representation in the ad always been. a strong one, and one of: |. officer (formerly AEDIEHARD, more— However, mone of them attended a A January volleyball match was supposed to have been Sin charge of this, w-up. On. the other @ to ANCOSAD have behaved more n Hers will slowly come out late once more, . essnent, - Headquarters will be -eertain iastances, and a batch on AEJALISCO will be forwarded — nish~language PCQ's-promised in Reference Bwill | iy id ny of these; 201~-305870, a consular officer, | er &. KOSTEDT on 13.March, ‘was never able to: get himan_ ormally, MHHARSHers have a result of. ; ! . @ TOY technician orking as a translator, told him that it : ow much more difficult to get auay to go out on the town with y, he said it: was due to AEMIDRIFF, "who: (TDYers} are being watched." MHHARSHers asked about AEMIDRIFF's' d2fection he was just a dumb secretary. who fell She not only knows nothing, she will | very sorry she ever had anything to do with that Latin In’ general, | If so, the gram with fmt ete See erred ie 1 Rta RRR merrier meen emi te
SUBJECT: “vineent P, RIZZUTO's Soviet Contacts ' Largely through the medium of AMCOSAD, RIZZUTO has met a. -mumber of Soviets. With many it is little more than a. nodding acquaintance, but with some it is a little deeper than that. . . The latter are discussed below, It should be pointed out, that each . ‘of these. Soviets is. very likely aware of ‘RIZZUTO" s RVROCK: affiliation. A. Valentin Ve BAKULIN (oie TBNTSI3y - - RIZZUTO has known shim for over two years. BAKULIN is. a smoothetalking, smooth~appear ing ; “diplomat, He speaks excellent Spanish, but has never been known to stalks about anything more controversial than:the weather, the. landscape, or his family. His wife is a pleasant woman, but she rarely - accompanies him on excursions. He has.a teen~aged son of: whom. he ig very proud, -The son visited him in the summer of” 1S69, and the gon exhibited a pretty. good working knowledge of English, Which he had been stu:lying in school in Moscow. BAKULIN appears to be. a. bit of a hypochondriac.. He complains often of .stomach ailnents,. 4 ‘and for this reason rarely takes a drink (at least. in public), ES In spite of his good Spanish and his very presentable appearance, | | _ i be does aot seem to mix much with non-Soviets. In common with i. most of? "his colleagues (notably excepting Boris A. CHMYKHOV and . ee: oe sooo: |) <Bords A. KAZANTSEV), BAKULIN seems to prefer the: company of his : wed fos 5 7) 8-| own people, and does not go out of his way to talk to others. i : ° . “When he is approached; he is very affable. He never talks about his “job ‘Che is one of the First Secretarics but does not appear to have , ‘any overt ‘job), but did say once that he and CHMYXHOV could. not. go. on home leave at the same time because one ‘had to cover for .the. other, AMCOSAD functions appear to ‘provide the only: oceasion for . BAKULIN to. appear in public. When RIZZUTO has been to functions at v2 -¢he Soviet Babassy, BAKULIN has always been the proper host -- polite and hospitable, The real BAKULIN never shows through. Since he is _  & neighbor (same floor of same. apartment ‘building) as well as '. frequent companion of CHYWYKHOV, he is undoubtedly aware of the . relationship between RIZZUTO and CHMYKNOV, and | he stays out: of it, Probably on purpese, ° ae B. Yuriy CHERNYSH (201-825743) - RIZZUTO has met CHFRRYSH only ‘three times, the firs two. meetings being well over a year apart. . Bowever, @11 meetings resulted in relatively lengthy. ecenversations. _ CHEPNYSH made-no bones about getting. RIZZUTO'sS nase correctly — . (mest Soviets do not seem to bother and usually act as if they do ". got remember the name). . He will talk, intelligently, about almost -@ny topic, controversial or not. He. is very intense, as if he is working hard to. remember everythiag: that was said, “and every quirk
74-00000 ——e~— ee . of 71" Punter? ROTInED 5 iS Carle SECRETARIAT Or SENHA SermtaTion : ue / TOTAL come. 2. 2 cop ROUTEND AND/OR HHITHALS-ceeF 7 ‘A oe Zs if opie Hee en ‘ “iis tiled In} “ ent SECRET 2525147 FEB 78 5 dine 4 NEXICO cry 2565 “DIRECTOR ~ cy ORB AT ‘REDTOP ABHTDRIFF FUPASTINES pee ee : ) a: ~ Fe 1103 93 G- _ REF: 2557 (In 03/735" oo, ie te PER REF, AEMIDRIFF CONTINUED REVIEW OF PHOTOS WITH Has DEBRIEFER AND LITEMPO-14. REVIEW OF 83 PHOTOS CIECLUDING WIVES? : | .- DURING 20 AND 21 FEBRUARY SESSIONS PROVIDES FOLLOWING HIGHLIGHTS: cc) ADDITION TO OTHER LUFORMATION WHICH was ALREADY KUOW NS , “}  moeerria. - LEV soLowzov: WORKS UNDER BAKULIN (WHICH TE welts oy ~ aReRIP STATUS PREVIOUSLY SUSPECTED). WHILE DRUK INFORMED AEMIDRIFF SHE BEING. SEM HOME. | a _ | KATHY "SERGEY PROVOR OV: WORKS UNDER BAKWLIN. AEGRIP DiANA NIKOLAY SOKOLOV: CHIEF OF REFERENTURA. bars — ate BAR ; _LYuDMILA ‘SHAPOVAL OVA: WORKS URDER SOKOLOV We REFEREWrons : ae IN CUBA AT ONE TINE, 9° fet — en PvP reed pe . ALEKSAIDR KOZL ove WORKS, IN REFERENTURA uN De ra “CHARGE, OF PHOTO PROCESSING AND IGROFILMING, INTER NAL SECURITY AND ‘AS. WATCHDOG. HAPPY AED GREEASLE PERSO --BYBRE z
14-00000 ” Casie SECRETARIAT Dissteutation CUASSIrIED MESSAGE TOTAL ee CASLE SRORE TAMAT PISSEMMATION “4 PEAR NT NOTES a. 38? Jepoup % . . : I Loave a uGR [3 se Mitekt hve i Avance cory LJ ewe ‘ [_Jsorreo REPROOUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIDITES . : . ee INOEK: 0 ves [Jno -. ECLASHPY TO C8 FILE NO, RREF TO C8 FE HO. PER e_. |) ree ao (© rerun to- ee ao BRANCHE A FILE, VR ae Bo ————e ry PAGE 2| 2565 SECRET _ VLADIMIR TSERADZE: WORKS IN REFERENTURA BUT 1S aso UIDER ORDERS OF BAKULIN. TIMID, DOMINATED BY WIFE, - yer Ty ROMAKENKO: WORKS Ty REFERENT IRA; FREQUENTLY ACCONPALTES PAVEL KOVALEV OUT AT NIGHT. DRINKS A LOT ALD HAS TROUBLE WITH WIFE BECAUSE OF IT. ; | 7 . ‘YURIY KUPL YAKOVs HAS JOB SIMILAR TO ‘KOLOMyAKOV'S. | VERY IMPORTANT PERSON WITHIN EMBASSY AND Has ACCESS TO REFERENTURA. VERY REFINED AND CULTURED. MANY IICMU. CONTACTS THROUGHOUT “MEXICO AND ALso CULTIVATES FRIENDSHIPS WITH. DIRECTORS OF ‘MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES AND OTHER SUCH INSTITULIONS. a BORIS cumyKov: VERY EXPERIENCED, SEEWS, TO HAVE PERFORMED. FRILLIARILY IN PAST WITH. ‘NG FAILURES, SOMETHING OF A LADIES". HAR ‘AND HAS, ON: OCCASION, BEEN MIXED’ uP IN INTER NAL SCARDAL«  EWAMORED OF SOKOLIBA. TRAVELS FREQUENTLY THROUGHOUT MEXICO. _ _ VLADISLAV KORMUSHKIN® AEKICK, ‘SERVED IN BRAZIL, SEVERAL - MONTHS 18 FRANCE AND FOUR’ To SIX MONTHS IN ARGENT IA. SPEAKS, | - SPANISH, FRENCH aD PORTUGUESE. 7 ‘VALERIY. KOSTIKOV: AEKICK - EG KOROLEV: AEKICK VLADINIR MAKAR OV: HOT. CERTAIN, BUT PROBABLY AEGRIP. HOHEVER, ot FREQUE NILY ACCONPARIES BOL SHAnOW. _ APPEARS COLD: AD CRUEL “ONE ct ee oe ee ot ee gee a eee ee
y + Beavis $ \ One SERLS -teuie Absit os Satin on ad, the Pa SER a hon, - bn CALLE SECRETARIAT | Dissers ATO Cuassirieo i D MESSAGE Tora, Cori: § ; yi Fehuxwviat NOTMED —ewe a rey CREF ctor  & os ray -- SEER ii PB Rees - . (When Filled tn) aa eo: j hee + ADVANCE Copy [J usveo (feorrco ‘| REwRGOUCTION OF Tins Cory PROWISITED f ioe . woexs fJves Cae CLASHPY TO C3 FiL& NO. RREP VO €8 FILE NOL : . oe PER O reno 0 nerunn To BRANCH rte eeneres 2565 S$ E ¢ R E T oe _.OF > AEMIDRIFF'S HATCHDOGS 5 DURING JANUARY 19787 “RED CHIgA, 0 at > spew TINE 1 ifs. 7 rs IOAKIN BULAVIN: ASSIGNED TO COMMERCIAL ¢ OFFICE BUT DOES Nor” "PHYSICALLY WORK THERE. PROBABLY WORKS FoR KOLOMYAKOV, AEKICK a REZIDENT. | ‘SERGEY VERBENYEVs RIS, SERVICE UNKNOWN. PER FORMS. INTER Wa ‘SECURITY AND. WATCHDOG: FUNCTIONS. _ VLADINIR GORDEYEV: AND KOLOMYAKOV. BELIEVES HE ., AEKICK YOR KING. FOR SOKOLOV. _ PAVEL KOVALEV: CONSIDERS HIM DANGEROUS. SPEAKS SPANISH . “aN ENGLISH ALMOST WITHOUT ACCENT. HAS Many. FRIENDS IN oun MCrON - . on = “ABATOLIY STEXLYAMUIKOV: BACHELOR. Bopyauar FoR KOVALEV." ‘WORKED FoR SECRET POLICE IN HoSCOW AFTEN THREE YEARS’ 10 W MILITARYS. oe : 4 WILL RETURW Moscoy SOM, x eee ne io ~~ doy ~ -KORSTANT IN. BOGATYREVs. CHIEF OF ALL: GROUPS: OF miLrtary INTEL IK MEXICO, CAEMIDRIFF PREVIOUSLY INDENT IFIED CHMYKOV. AS AEGRIP eves “CHIEF, STATION BELIEVES cHMYKOV POSSIBLY Bo CHIEF FoR THOSE. UIDER | TAS - CIVILIAR COVER BUT (\JUNTOR. TO BOGATYREV.) Se A “ fe oa OLEG SHEVCHENKO: SPEAKS SPANISH WITH ARGENTINE ACCENT. | . THIS Is FIRST ‘TOUR IN Lari AMERICA. Oo Sete oe a ce “SegnET
oar FLAP DUE TO DRINKING. AND HIS CHARACTER. DOMINATED BY. WIFE WHO: 0 REFERENTURA, SHE VERY JEALOUS. ‘OF HUSBARD, YET FLIRTS WITH © ple YOUNGER ‘OFFICERS WHICH HAS CAUSED MARITAL pRoBLElyl oo YEARS GO, _MEXIC IS FIRST POST.: AEKICK. HAS ACCESS TO® tier me SAA Pe a gta as ART Renae ions eee ae -_ ABLE SEK: ETAHIAT Disseuimarion < " LassiFtco LESSAGE ToTAL COPIES _ ROUTING Fio/0R MUITIAS-£¢ 08 . ° fe 3a crour 8 . Sh CRE RED PPE ButEaNS (When Fille din) Lusvecams REPRODUCTION TION OF Th: ste COPY PROMIBITED | ‘| ocs: O ves One EL ALSEY TO C8 FE MO. eee mee ener ee : 8 | ; GREP TO CE PLE Bo. a] RETUFUE 70 O ene ap . PAGE EAI “ses SEC R. ET VALENTIN Locrnov: ALTHOUGH HAD AFFAIR vITH AEIIDRIFF, RECALL 1X monTHS EARLY WAS DUE To SONE "FAILURE ALD NOT TO AFFAIR. ; A —_ 7 . - oe “VALERIY SOKOLIN: RECALLED SIX mowers EARLY DUE TO SOHE_ , FAILURE ALSO. | ; “VIKTOR IVANOV: LIKED TO LIVE WELL. OWNED 27 suIts ‘AND. > OFTEN aes eae CHANGED TWO OR THREE TIMES A DAY. GOOD FRIEND OF OCTAVIANO rns oe : : canPos: ‘SALAS, ‘SECRETARY OF INDUSTRY. ALD COMER CE. Now 18 Moscow : iW CHARGE EXPORTING FURS FOR SOYUZPUSHNINA. f | : BORIS KAZANTSEV: SERVED IN CUBA WHERE HAD ‘SOME PROBLEM OR  rNFLuewoe's MANY OF HIS DECISIONS, WIFE WORKS AS TYPIST In . -FEDOR YEVESYEV: BELIEVES HE RIS, PROBABLY AEGRIP. BODYGUARD _ vt FOR AMBASSADOR AND (CURREWTLY FoR CHARGES. BELIEVES HE HAS NO OTHER FUNCTION. , ; | MIKHAIL. DAVIDOVSKIY: GRADUATED MFA ACADEMY aout THREE ; REFERETRAS FREQUENILY ACCOMPANIES KAZ ANTSEV AND “YEVSEYEV. . Te aa St yp Lo =—
af ‘CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Total Cores KOUTIG ANOSOR INITIALS-SErH & of Pestauuet NOTIFIED -, CE CR gy. chour $ ns : - meee oe tad gee, | When Filted in) Saurasnee ae I 3 REPRODUCTION OF OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED — INDE K: Ore . Uxo. CLASSIFY YO €% FILE HO. RREP TO Co PLE NO. oO FRE aD a] RETURN TO | p56 SECRET Oe WS HAR ITAL PROBLEMS DUE TO NEUROTIC WIFE AND FACT HE, HAS, BY FORMER WIFE, EIGHT YEAR OLD CHILD WHO MENTALLY RETARDE :D FROM “INFANTILE PARALYSIS. . _ DMITRIY DYAKONOV: MEMBER OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE CPSU. “BELIEVES. HE: AEKICK. HAS MANY FRIENDS I GOBERWACION AUD RELACIONES EXTERIORES. SERVED IN ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL. MORE REFINED AND INTELLIGENT THAN. PRESENT CHARGE, KAZANTSEV. : : BOR ISKOL OMYAKOV#. AEKIGK REZIDENT THIRED..1W IMPORT AUCE IW aeerernres i EMBASSY. GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT, SERVED AS ACCOUNTANT IN USSR, ot OT) ARGENTINA 1 AND FIRST TOUR MEXICO. RETURNED TO NEXICO AS REZIDENT. “2 VERY, STRAIGHTFORWARD , STRONG PRINCIPLES. DRINKS MODERATEL Yo |  @ose: FRIENDSHIPS WITH ‘ARGENTINE DIPLOMATS. FREQUENTLY TRAVELS 8 | WITH KAZANTSEV, SOMETIMES WITH BOLSHAKOV. _YEVGENIY FEDINs FOURTH IN IMPORTANCE IN EMBASSY. FREQUE NILY WORKS IN REFERENTURA. HAS FEW FRIENDS WITHIN EMBASSY | ".: BECAUSE OF FICKLE CHARACTER, AND FACT HE AT ROOT OF MARY INTERNAL oo aateasues BY SENDING ‘ANloNYHous ACCUSATOR Y LETTERS. “MALERIY NIKOLAYENKO: AEKICK. IN CHERGE oF. ASSIGNING ar AND FURNISRINGS, SPENT SIX. MOUTHS INC JA: AS EMPLOYEE, RATHER THAN DIPLOMAT , BEFORE MEXICO. ATTENDED MFA ACADEMY IN moscoy, Tne = wee Oe Mink EE 2. FILES. 2G1-R35670~ 6P=1 ‘stencr : sa iat fees Sate ee aA anette aa ct eRe La eB ASR ae ae Ann on Ps aida Ting LEE icv kta
14-00000 ‘Valentin | Vasilvevich’ BAKILIN: “chief of one prour of military intelli- re SV EVICH BARULIN gence. Speaks very pood Spanish. Has experience in Latin Anerica having been in Brazil] and Argentina befere rexico: Officially has the i / position of Ist Secretary in the Sovict ‘Embassy. _Is. cultured ‘and to “intelligent. Knows how to pet alone with any kind of person, ‘Speaks ™ 0 SG™ oy Bpanish and English. rinks little because he has a stomach ailnent.- ” A Pf 4)> vera Ivanovna RAKULTNA: His wife. Speaks very little Spanish. clever by nature. Helps her husband a lot.
a et Renee hehe peers aes ates steer \ceen be cera . PF . . Het amermee, canes beta Tey ee sshe SUNS Ri rn AG RE EEE AL tp aa cece y . to, - Chief, SB Division — —_ Lx | a0. - — mse ENG ote BAe ge Bee pe at ae ee ee Stacy : , A GASSIALAnOR PROCISSING ACTION . DISPATCH SECRET Chief, WH Division _: Chief of Station ance re Ep Te AEGRIP Valentin Vasily ACTION RAGUIRED - REFEREDICES evich BAKULIN (201-261813) {- 6“ y his wife, Vera Ivanovna, returned on 23 October 1969. They travs? _They had departed on home leave on Their son mn, Viadimir, who had spent. his summer returned to Moscow at that time with his Subject, accompanied b from home leave in the USSR Sh Air F¥Yaice flight 7uy, 2 September 1969, vacation in Mexico, . parents. et. AER C7 . for/John A. PROBERT . ween we : casa 5 Sv@ alonatie epicure) Seen ____#Maa~38045
14-00000 - im Chief of Station, ‘. Sumer Vacations in Hexico for Soviet Chiléren 1. Irina Borisovaa EAZANTBEVA, daughter of Boris. Aleksandrovich RAZANTSEV (201-028975), arrived in. Hezico at the end of. duas: 1969 .to spend her gunmer vacationa with her parcats in Mexico City. irvine, bora 13 August 1953, was ia Hexico City until 2 September 1969,. - when ghe departed for Boscow, ae =. |, Algo gpending his summer vacations sith his parents waa | $iaSialv Valentiaerica BARULIN, aoa of Valontia Vasilyevich BAKULIN -(201-261813) : | a | . -- 3. Both Iriea and Vladimir returned to Heseou on 2 Septouber 1963. They travelled in the company of the Valentin Vasilyevich EAKOLIN and Svyateslav Federevich KUXHENSOV (201-087223) families, who wore departing Mexico eon keae leave. cow t 7 greed tro ercemafic' 7 gperagpading aad
34-00000 *. [occupation if PREVIOUS EMPLOYERS AND FORMER ADDRESSES Armrorimetet lest ten yeor | cVOFrtce ae ome wee menee een Oe tees SSE eRe A ag nes aN OGRE oTDO on + -ARTMENT OF STATE SPCCND REQUEST « Original ~ REQU? FOR “BIOGRAPHIC™ DATA” is Gated 9/2L/69 = We wine , | KL, OF BIRTH ‘Feb ar 1925 Moscow SPOUSE'S NAME : ‘FULL NAME (iderried women include mdiden zonjh , *) . Valenitin Yeetlyevich BAKINTY _  HAWITAL } STATUS Citizens Soviet | NOME ADDRESS [ : Second Secretary of tha ‘Sovt t Enbassy ¢ to Mexico : Aliens to tranegit. the: US: enroute. patent win r — Accompanied by wife = Vera Sept 27, 1927 ’ Hoscow : Pe Asees Mist hy alge ew Vaors be ape al, 32% hosecv i . : - Noha “for pnhoamdtay | Co nCtAnI ns : | Bebpeet you ane Refennep «te <scl- 3777 ¥98 clobea? ory Tay | 1GL2  Suloyeed : pawns Volentin ~ Casileevicte eke ue Dat. | valnleg- 1 Ne ye ee mug 0 me S FORM ng. 2$043 052009 nee erent ote ere a repent eee ees ee ne Som en ohne ee ere neem mee deen oe oe as wen , ne epee oan 7 eee Mat . . . a an “ee e _ . ao ual . . . a : . .
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CASUAZATION SECRET | pact ing Chief of Station, | MEME EDTOP AEGRIP Home Leave of Valentin 1. Attached are the US transit visa requests and photographs of Subject, his wife, and son who plan to leave: Mexico on 2. ‘September for Moscow. Also traveling with them will be the daughter of Boris A. KAZANTSEV. (201028975) who bas spent the ' Summer visiting her parents, 2. The group plans to travel via Aeronaves te } Mexico to ' New York on the second, continuing via Aeroflot to Moscow on 4 September, Doct r/Horace E, PRALLETT [ “aonenee At@echment. 00° : a . Visa requests b/w se lise SEP 1019 | Ruleay 7 hertss seca | oce. micro. sce | Biles Fae ree Reoaa phtte eal oo a heed — Eas I  Digtribution: = = = | C/SB. w/att h/w. mo = C/WH w/o att:
“enn cht het - Re Sct i ae leeneaieanneriienacneeniiantiet eens oy —— os Uniéa de Repiblinse Sociatxetas Gon! : ee ee . ~viseicaswaluda Ruy ateataneate Ga, Embajada de“los Esta- yo . a des Unidos de América y tiene el honor de Sclicitar que se aa Sirva extender las Visas d lee Puesporees aup-[ > rimer Secretario de | ¥y 8u esposa VERA BAKOULI-. ¥ 1984, 'y Seta. Irina KA~ “Lomfticos dei gr. VALENTIN La Bmbajada de la URSS en & KA con su hijo Vladimir, “|. ZANTSBVA, BAKOULINE, p éxico, ‘Bacido en ‘Macida en 1953, v 1 ce ererenmeren te npeecertinrememes = * ceri . a, - fe oY eet 8 salen de México a Nueva York. oo "ila 2 de septiembre ce 1969 por la Cla "Aeronaves de Mé~ * LY xico" ¥ Van a continuar eu Viaje remto a MoseG@ el dia 4 we, ut mismo mes por la Cla. "Aerotiasn a | rs 2 Emtajota 2c ‘bas personas mencionadsa ¢ 1 i ne Seay reo et ar eeedterteneensatencitee ma eaiiay Siamrar meee : & - ©i6n ques la Embajada c Cae ta URSS agradece de antemano la avcea..”- de los Estados Unidos de Amiricn Sta solicitud Y aprovecha L ténsa @ Operturs. 4s alta y distin- © 74% he ct a geet 7 sp ec wee. i 7 México, D.P., : i a 8 & i] - te] . @ ‘ , ef . o . oe 9 roy an ts) 4 = ADB TAS ghere rer 4:04 EMBaTADA D3 Los ES rn OB AMERICA ~~ SEP 10 1969 Soe ao + Sete + guenattenreenemaare edits oe ae ete com) we contin mesons at ee
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ary _ ri . List of Soviets in Mexico passed out to go cee | i} BAKULIN, Valentin Vasilyevich GRU Case Officer who during first tour in. iH. Official Function: First Secretary (Political) Mexico handled two double agents. One was an | Wife: Vera. Ivanovna ' LNERGO agent of whom he requested US Army ; Residence: ‘Zamora 63-401 (Condesa). 7 minuale and info on US Army bases. RVROCK ; Car: 38 DC (69 Green Ford Torino GT) ' @gent was used in US for locating dead. drops, 8 Intel: Status: Known GRU , a "Meeting sites, and to mail: letters. No info 7 wr an Mexico: Nov 1959 ~ Jan 1964 __... Fe intel activities on current aur... Vetege.. ~ ment Bae as. Sy a to AMCOSAD and hes taken repres:.***suual trips #..G3 on behalf of Sovict Babassy, like to Veracruz _ to meet Soviet oceanograply ship. Little known : ; dos - about work withia Embassy. . Speske good — ” we ne  Spanieh and has some Mexican friends. BARULIN' g _ wife alternates with KOLOMYARKOVA as Commercial Office bookkeeper. , ort ONCE nen oy 9 a pet ai
ee eRe a ae ese create ta AT a. we a re _- > @ JULY 1969 MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE SUBJECT: Valentin Vasilyevich BAKULIN (P-6059) On 26 June 1969, LILYRIC reported seeing BAKULIN enter the Soviet a Bubassy ia the company of a young man whow LILyRIC identified as BARULIN' e gon. _The BAKULIN have one son, Vibdiotr born. 30. ‘lmaery VOSh gra so presently studying in the USSR. Vladimir was in Mexico City visiting his parents in the summer of 1968 for: summer vacations. There is no “indication that BAKULINs son is again in Mexico visiting. Nonetheless, - QULYRIC reported this young wan as BAKULIN's son. <TR RENE TNR TEE Bie fete IRM a stacy OO IOLA ~
14-00000 Ae aie DEPT OF STATE TELEGRAM MOSCOW 2658 DATE: 11 JUNE 1969 UNCLASSIFIED SUBJECT: VISAS BEAR ty Soo ET Bg a cio Ce oes,
a ae -3 Mey ¥) I poueg, 2 4 1098 £276 . : a fo ars ae ie) ” SUE¢ "EC? fat “WOBAD trip to Chinuahua and “inasloa, 25-27 4 y vite and T and Ers. DE Selah? were tiv only avericans: -among the] aiCOSAD members wio flew to Chihvahua on 25 april as in the attach ed itinerary ° Partic ination was heavily - - tebe eed ang thenc western Epropean, with relatively few Latin Americans an surprisingly only. thre Soviebs (all vith vives): CHSYKHOY, PHOVOAOY, and BAKULIN. © Other Blof types were LUKASZ (poland) and DOSAI (Rurgary), both with af OEE RARER | ESA ER ED AE VOTE NN ENE EET EG Ayn sy eae ee rane emEn: eens on ee nee NRE 8 “wives.” N® Cubansz. The trip: was very interesting, and a resourding - aes Re vee suc vest: - Lota eee ete ae ee ne eer neers gat mimes ater ee ee satan att gam mime oniee eee ee ne er gman se semen as T ete LE _. . 26, $8 usual, my conversations with the Soviets didn't amount | to, much . bone of the wives tad anytaing to say, and. wey Stuck to . eachothéer|like glue. PFOVOROV (P-2183) speaks oniy' when spoxen oe to and even tien he says nothirg. I don't know why they: send hin on PES e BAKULIN (P6059). isa real somooth article. He mixes -_eonbrover lale-the weather, the scene ery, etc.. ir CHU ef. China wane nett sat Mrs, RAKULI: is a very intelligent cand well-read woran . (P-6235) SAYKHOV/was | of course mall over the lots. Re, is popular ning but novody has tie faintest idea what he is: talking use he sreaks such aviul Spanish. | He wasn't. up to his usual - “!"pierkeex thiexs of pouring dri nxs for everybody. | Tne taree Sovs ~ ~~ aetually rere quiet and well-behaved this time, probably because cepts “ : ~* they were greatly outnunbered and all had their wives along Except” _ when CHint cane was, going around: naking points, they stuct: cretty hed | a few br: ef corm ‘ersatios with cu aW on Fridays -to me id kreat detail tne fo llowng morning cn the train. The rain rz @ nversation vad the C.rinese-Soviet torder ci spute ,
“and Cau tdok great delic che in tel Ling OH Yk that the woviets You ads have been fketter otf if the y hed 1 AbLat 6 ©: iEAI iG to stay in poe mere emgtaaerrie Mte meDaaatAD TOT _ [<-> in Galina. Gil LOVISR rodat seemed to be. that the dispute ee : Woi26 eves qeual iy . be 5et tied. “e is a great one for 5 2. tue) nz oil on “troubled yaters, - AO. batter woere they ares Ere CHL said that: CHATARC CV: ES now only seeks hin out on occasi ons (aik co ti ws, vhere MILES . sore wt sort of ai slonatic. function ‘throws thers to gether, ne never ores ; bo “> a luneh date. CEU believes that this is in Lin ne tite. Soviet policy, . 9 telk to Taiwan 4GcEZ gevernnent. represecTatives without zconspicious about it. (CHEER HOV sat next to 5ill WILLS being sx=: _ at the Foreign, tinister's auneh for tae AL CO aD Juste Directiva. ut: & L . - which is | i 23 April madd Spent host of the time balxins about the sare topice- , aye HELIS un BAS ‘hao was" sae" de aS walickuye area ~e , ad, ave didnt see omen or ES REY con the train ride on Saturday t! 1@ other car, andl didn't. care to ri se life and 3.imb .to pass from one car to tue otter), At one sight-seeing stop I took a picture for nix (with nis ca.era) ef hin pretending to rusa his wife into the Barranca de Cobre. I kept tel. Lin 5 then to be ck UP, ant go far enopsh. Dinner was rather late that night {2330 . : curd bile € itiAYKIDOW ‘hours to tye ex zact ) didn't svouun., GlIYAROVY clained that ‘she was A i not hungry, bit Iw nder . if he Just poid her to stay in... a “tired and “T was nis target for the even Se He sat re xt to me (we - ~her room. z _tables) and as he was at the- end It was his only, oo nver= trer. All I got out of it was a strained. left ear. sation rarely got into. seri ous topics (once. he said: t we = good propaganda in Carchoslovazia, te which I replied sa ada y as hardly necessary since the facts sp peak for then "selves. | e simpli shrugzed Lateais and ¢na ged the ‘subject. ) ke also, ares “ apropos 0! noting shat i can remember, | started talking of X ‘SORGE arc rent along with the gag and ‘bold hin hete better leave his, - spies. I ind when hz we went, to Topolobas:ro_ or he'd be accused | when az _. camera ‘be! “08 sry: ne on tne port fad lities. This. was go: od fer a fe: j chuckles. uznt un: this topic before, and Iecan only assume it's nis we” j.ing me that ne and I each. peer: wex wefre in tne sme
74-00000 --busiress. ‘He also. told ie that: hetd been in # New York once Severe 2. years Bfo- on a courtex t trip to th. Sovist UN mission. I =e woe wo urddrst aad tha point of hts etery. "e aise clains | “Bn glist sev vera \ hours a week with? Brs. KUPLIAR OY. 7 didnts ¢ test nis Englis Ay whieh cai only be. worse then his gSperis a if ‘that 'syossible. He will be going .on home leave this summer “and will yeturn for at leest anteber year. GHLYK=V had ro real explanatidna in ‘for treftact, thet 6 yeny Soviet regal rs: '(freelosders) — . were missing fron.this trip. He said that KAZANTSEV. was in Guadalajarg ma. busine Ss, and that the otlars, lize KUPLIAKOU, jast couldn't ef” : att inate; reas “nOy “Bbatea yo Cot or io 7 _awey (LIS-VOY indicates taat KOLCHIAS OV and PRCONHODKO canceled ott | i SAI (P=12487), a very pleasant person, as is nis wife, — arnt leave FCS. - His wife is éleaving in a month, and he will. rbnta after that. They beth claim to be looking forward to Fe have never seen. can only asame they expect another tour abroad .- ASS (P-12468) deno: strated why Polack jokes are SO widely “ gola: and elieved. ‘The 2FE plone: was. hot when we, got on it, and he : prompbly tlok off coat, tie, and Ss. sirty, and sat. there in his unders: irte — i. It sure he'd had a beer can he would have gnxsheds itr crushed: it. and and thrown it out the window while flyirg at 1g, 000 feat. __ Pau the wrid. “onenow they were not called by tne hotel on _ with -one E, the Gervan, &: owed why Germans are still beloved . Sunday mo ning. They woke up ‘on their own in ‘plenty of tine, but | Kraut fashion sat in their room waiting for the call.’ ise they figured the call. night ‘not come, the bus. was: “ready SO: they ‘got no breal: fast. = ‘They got on tae. bus, wigent =: RO and rubber-necked with the rest Qf us): ‘an “then . announced nat they were going to stay there to have breakfast. Someone offered to albydzien to a rendezv us point te meet the bus, but e en ith that we had to wait a good nalf hour. Tey, got
es . Lo Ce MAO a MIO ror RECA aa EEE “ on cre aera eee erin Spc meme tte -,On the br pleasantiy bur ~~ Without.a vord of apolozy. ~ WaS a pur e rade out of human skin for Mes. KAHRE, " ehesse tne ele ction results. They were pulsing. i an . vane?) ry ping and picking their teeth and sat down The only thing missing from this picture &. ffrarea a taxi froa the airrort Sumay evening vith the _ two Frenc : @uples wo were along, we oO were anxious to zet back ard forDeGeulie. I woncer te much id nzer th vytaa be here. _ es . <- - i — -— ~ L. Raa ee eee eee 8 op ee ne ~ ee * =- ~ ee - - — - oe ~ 7 &” & oon eee settee ce vemeeee ee oe ent neeeeee on seieeene ene ee ae ate oe oe | - _— . § = - wee - £ - iH i ; :
14-00000 i { i i H i t t ' CONTACT REPORT Do SUBJECT -- : BESABER (P-8777) DATE OF MEETING 2 (27 February 1969 vas In response to a phone call from ‘Subject, T met ae, him from 1515 to 1545 gt his hotel. . Se aon ae 7 2. Subject told me that he's on. the verge of bankruptcy and that this time He's not kidding. He has been unable to pay his employees their full wages and, recently, the news- ° _ papers” have begun attacking him as a foreigner, exploiter . of workers, etc, He seemed exceptionally cheery in spite of - the gloomy prospects and I indicated that I feel sure He'll - figure a way out of his problems. His one possibility ‘is to- get the money he needs from “Baby” but the’ ‘price ‘is too high: hin, "Baby" would like Subject to divorce his. wife "which he refuses to do, _ 3e -The main thing on Subjects mind was that he had a visit from Valentin BAKULIN (P~ GOS ) on Saturday,. * 22 February, at the factory. BAKULIN brought Subject a hott te of vodka and he bought about $600 (pesos) worth of ‘Subject ts ‘products to send back to the USSR. He apparent ly sent some previously and. he said they went. over so well //ethat he want ed nore, ‘BAKULIN came with his wifé and with “another Soviet couple but Subject didn't ‘know their names. BAROLO said he's going to. send Subject some it little wooden dolls. BAKULIN brought regatds from CHMYKOV tnd from We LOGINOVE § BAKULIN (didn't have a card to leave with Subject
14-00000 an puns cans een seccuncese-anease mg net ateneanain atarecnaarcancttin 66 Roe TETAS, BBS ©: 3, 2.22 if ‘cy . 80 he wrote ‘his name. and address on a. scrap of paper for Va Subject which ‘Subject would like to have: returned... : Xeroxed for BAKU N's and Subject's file. gave me a letter he- had’. just received from ‘ Wodziniers "STRZYZEWZKT, the: mysterious: Polish phosographer . who had turned up unexpectedly at Subject 's house (see Contact report of 22 Oc (4b ). Enclosed were a couple | . of photos hetd taken of Subject and his family, Subject couldn't understand why the quality: 4s so bad considering 7 that STR was passing himself off as @ professional photog and was loaded with equipment. Also interesting is the ' fact that the letter arrived very soon after the visit of en ate oe ay oll . pusenesage 6 ASOD 8 beech tt cigeu sm euwaes Amb 7 GGT ang “wie VuUyctu” nau groused about never having received a letter or the photos ‘| the STR had promised. Subject is sure that MAd must have ete PPE MEE | GRENAI na snennaBa ve Mr mee Sco te sent a telegram to Poland telling STR to get on the stick. | or "timothy M. ARCHBOLD. P.S. I told Subject to direct his attention toward BEPAR- __(P-6601) as soon as possible. I suggested that he might ue arrange to be. introduced through MAJ on the. pretext Subject “had mentioned once before, £.@e, Subject 's interest, in seeing some of Subject's grandfather's music presented in Mexico. He thought this sounded pretty reasonable in view of the oy rapport. he now has with MAJ while ‘having. no other natural entree to BEPAN. Oe
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14-9001 sokeeegemg Pre 27a red by Souglas J. EINGL..SS © in January 196y ae Bk . Pubsassy # ‘Short sketches and personal impressions of the Soviet Bubessy i persoanel in Mexico, City. ; ee “ BAKULIN -2 osg Valentin Vastiyerich BAXULIN, end Secretary, hes a pleasant and ee cultured voice, He aeens. to be quite hapny with his wife, Vera _Ivanovna, who has many women friends with whom ashe does & 1ldt of - i anelindaw | herrings BaAKULIN is ‘not known. foo any outstanding vices "and is well liked by others, His Spanish ig quite good.
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00 AOL NASER EH ma dette eaten kj TN Ee ee ape j SUBJECT: Valentin Vailyevieh BAKULIN (201-261813) b EMMY 16510, 22 August 1968 requested the Station te *undertako @ systenatie and in depth effort against the Soviet efficials listed in separate cover attachnent.® 7 . a : One ef the officials listed in the attachment is Subject. The digpateh ic filod in REDTOP GPS MEXICO 1Jan te 31 Yee 1968 File 7 Thel20-118
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PROUESSING ACHION =: . . a LL y PATCH secret eo " Chief of Station,| | os | j a ye a Chief, SB via Chief, ¥H wniig -lmaenen toe ooeme “Two iNDEUNG RtoUIRED ORLY QUAD DESK CAH JUDGE INDDUNG =~ AC THOM REQUIRED » REFEREMCES ie ~ REFERENCES: A. 3074, . bee as Be HMMA-31320, 13 February 1967. - Soviet Contacts in Mexico/Valentin Vasilyevich BAKULIN (201-261813) a With Subject's PCS return to Mexico, the SPR. prepared in early ~ 1967 was reviewed and the following Headquarters’-tracesm certain of his contacts were developed for incorporation into Mexico City . Station files and possibly further investigation as warranted: =. Contact No. 6 - Dr. Ricardo ALVAREZ del Castillo ve ; ‘Subject has 201-242295.: On.6 July 1955 Subject applied for a U.S. visa. He was reportedly involved in negotiations with the Soviet Embassy concerning the. purchase - of some paintings. an ae . Contact No. 21 - Pnu FORTINO - Possible traces as follows: - Op earns Up ead” KORTIND, “beim” January 1923 7 mer i: i at Rossano, Cosenza, italy. 2. A Joaquin FORTINO aka Fortino JOAQUIN. Mentioned in TMM-2056, Page 11. (This - document not locatable: in Headquarters.) “3. Pierina FORTINO, born 1905 at Torino, '. Italy. Attended Vienna Peoples’ Congress in 1982. , "4, Serban FORTINO (201-279767), born 1924 in Rumania. Graduate of University of Bucharest Medical School. Reported to be disaffected and very unhappy in Rumanial 1960. | Coo Lo ; : ‘Contact No. 32 - Raul LOPEZ Calvillo -. Possible taces as follow : ol _1,. A°Raul .LOPEZ Coutino, enployee of the - + Sh. National Railways of Mexico who has a. ss brother, Pedro, who's a Communist and : enpy adl-a61e1F. a Bare - 14 November 1967 “ 1-SB/0/WH | I-SB/CI/G - 4-WH/1 a _ 1-RID } | Sy a er OFRCE Svanod $3 use previous axon. “ a | ar es
CONTINUATION OF | a peaaiaied = _DISPATCH cE eh a 15942 “Contact No. 32 - Raul “LOPEZ ‘Calvillo Continued | code a sister, Angelina, who in, 1953. subscribed to "Nueva: Polonia’$ a nonthly “> pulletin of the Polish Legation in ' °° Mexico City. oo. Ly A Raul LOPEZ: (no matronymic) who ‘in 1966 <|- ‘held a position of leadership within the '< Commmist. Spartacus League, which .is one: of the most important. Trotskyist 7 organizations which follows the pro- - | , Chinese Communist line in Mexico. A Raul LOPEZ (no matronymic) who in 1967 ‘y Was a member of the Coahuila State Comittee of the Bolshevik Communist Party of Mexico. A Raul LOPEZ {no matronymic) who on 21 March 1967. attended a film showing and a small cocktail party at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. LOPEZ is possibly a UN employee. : 7 Contact No. $4 = Maria Victoria ALVAREZ de MURGA 9° SP" First reported as being landlord te Soviets _ dn August 1952. In 1955, her brother-in-law, ' Jose Maura de MURGA y Serret, occupied Apt. No. 5 in the building (Cuautle 161). Contact No. 40 - Esteban PICO Lopez a _1. A reference exists to a Professor PICO ‘» aka Jesus GARCIA Lopez. This individual was ‘mentioned in HMM-563 (date unknown), Page 16. The document cannot be located. A reference exists to an Esteban PICO in connection with a document ‘numbered TMM-2625 of 8 February 1952 which concern$ '“Second American PeaceCongress." A ‘review of this document reveals no mentios whbtsoever of any Esteban PICO. “Norma W. LETCHWORTH ' Distribution: 3 cos, Mexico Chey Dot 2€ eins Frond , {eee 530 USE PREVIOUS EDETION. 1409
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roe RE frre Ren menmtnenth NNN ERNE Ne TERE RY a ne a SD mn unten nnrwneonreremnnesatmsncin' + so SARA +8 Reh A van Gite tee ew the SESE & |. ATTACHMENT TO BMMA - 31320, DATED: 13. FEBRUARY 1967— 2. DPOB: 9 February 1925 (10, 17), im Moscow (10). ee 3. CETIZERSHEP AND. PASSPORT DATE: : 4° ETENIC ORIGIN: ae re mice own. . Sores rn etme me ae eee rma chee wma saree ns oe ane " | 6 OTHER NAMES USED: Unknown. Subject is reported to havo used | 6. CURRENT POBITION: %. RELATIVES: asBCRET —/.. SPR PREPARED BY: | Jonathan L, WRENING | ‘DATE: "4 February. 1967, -901-261813 pry? 1. MAME: Valentin Vasilyevich BAKULIN Qo). Subject was once described as a Georgian (2). Soviet Sorvice Passport # 46605, iesued 31 aly 1959 in Moscow, used 1959-1964 (1, 10, 16). : his own first name “valentin™ with agents. «3, 15). _:..@. Wife: Vera Ivanovna BAKULIKA (3, 10). DPOB: 327 Septenber 1927 (10, 17), in Hoscow oblast (10). Soviet Service Passport # 46606, issued 31 July 1959 in . Bopcow, veed 1958-1064 (1, 10, 16). - Languages 3 BAKULINA was. reported te. epeak fairly good | ; Spanish in 1962 (3). + Baployment ; Froa ‘at least October 1960 BAKULINA worked ne bealf days ag beokkeeper in the Soviet Commercial Office in Mexico City. She is Relieved te have held this same job until she left Mexico in January 1964. She appeared te be a conscientious worker and several . . times refuged to leave the office when she - @as there on duty. (3). “physical Description: During her tour in Hexico BAKULINA ee co ; was short, rather stout, had blend a oe - had and occasionally wore glasses (@). . & phétograph is attached (20). “ Vladimir, born 30 January 1954 (10, 17). With his parents in Hexico, 1959-64 Qe 10). . MICROFILMED SECRET FEB 28 1967 DOC. MICRO. SER.
14-00000 + LL ‘eure afene-maurtse,oree cut ' 10. PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, HABITS: ane On 28 June when Bubject and known GRU officer Vladimir. ii Wikolayevich*BEYEELYAVEY (201-289998) wore in Taapics, Subject. oe 6 ae # a INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES: 8. LANGUAGES: ' he was reported te be very. unprofessional in his handling of - eiberwine confirmed.  "Ep.1980 a Valentin BAKULIN was mentioned as having spent several ' months fia the Philippines reviewing the political situation and 19 Jun 1968 Subject, his wife and son left Mexico on . 18 Sep 1963 vo Bubject, his wife and: ‘soa returned to Mexico qi). ‘het on 7 yuly } 1962 and subsequently by known GRU officer BE CREP a. ‘Spanish: Subject reportedly spoke good - ‘Spanish in re December 1959, shortly aftor ‘bie arrival : in Mexico €2)...°- . be English: Subject spoke fair English in August 1960 @). 9. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND. PROTOS: -. Photographs of Subject, taken during his tour in Mexico are attached, In Bay 1963, Bubject was reported to be drinking to excess | and worried about hig position and future (12). Also in 1943 one agent, drinking too much and discouraged about hia job (2). This information, obtained through two double agent cases, wae met _- ‘4y e CURRICULUM VITAE: make @ report on it to a conference in Prague which was concerned with working out a plan of. action for: the Far East." 6). 8 Hov 1060 — - Bubject, accompanied by his. wife and son, a arrived in Hexico (1). Subject was assigned _&@ Eaployee of the Soviet Eubassy (10), replacing Viktor Lukich KHUKEOREV (201-192029) . hone leave (3). ne 12 Jan 1964 Subject, his wife and son ‘left Mexico PCS (16). VE oo) oo, , Sabject was replaced by. the same KEUKEOREV © i : above (201-192028), who by then had been ie promoted to the rank, of Third | Secrotany (3). _TNTELLIGERCE ‘AYFILIATION: Known cay , Subject. wae the case officer. for two. double agents, < one of . whom has been handled by other GRU officers. On. 24 February 1961 & caller was told that Bubject could .be reached en telephone” number 055, which was the number of the Military Attache Office (2). called the. Boviet Enbassy and asked te speak to “one of. our peoples ‘Pavel or someons else.” Known GRU officer Pavel Fedorovich -. L KOVALEV (201-029068) took the phone and. talked to SHYSHLYAVEV, who said to #11 their wives and Aleksandr Georgiyevich sIDOROV. . (201-018498, known GRU and presumed resident). ‘that: they would: ‘be . back in Hexico City. the: ‘Lollowing “aye (3). : a. On’ 30 December 1959 Subject ‘ok over a: double. agent. from known GRU officer Pavel Fedorovich KOVALEV (201-029068). When Subject want on home leave in summer 1962, the agent was
14-00000 nace ce le Windies Aleksandrovich AHENOK. _(201=278607) . On. 30. October. 1962. =. So SHEROK told the agent that he. was now. the. regular. C&se. officer,” ; °. although Subject had by. then® returned. to Mexico, : ., SHEROK. left: ~ " . }, Bexicu PLS; Bowever, in July. 1B05,. aad. on 3” September | 1v63:, Bubjec' . again took the agent over; When Subject . ‘left, Mexico: in Janu ry : V "1966" he gavé the agent emergency contact- arrangenente. ‘with one ; +: | "Nikolas, " who from the description. should have been Subject 's ¢,3  -Peplacoment, Viktor Lukich. KHUKHOREY | (201=182029).. Since the- ‘Vs. @gent. then left. Mexico, . HO contact. with. KHUKHOREV was: made.: In. ; .. May’ 1964 the agent was picked up by known GRU officer Yuriy. Nikolayevich ISAYEV (201-741377) .. bo In May 1963. it wad" “Vearned. ‘that Subject. was handling another double agent, on whom Subject levied ‘requirements for Us ; ' Army manuals and inform tion. on. US air bases. Subject blast. meeting : ‘with thie agent was in October 1963. The agent is not believed | Lo! to have been turned” over te. “anyone else.” 2, 13, 15). . A third double. agent ;- eho claimed: that he had been. recruited “by | anu officer Pavel Fedorovich KOVALEV ..(201-029068). . “2 Spring 2021, cent. ta 2 meeting in a. a. Mexico 0 City. restaurant <— Ro gp on 26 August 1861; howover, he was not contacted iiatil the alternate =o =9 ~~ i}-~~ meeting the following day, when he was met by GRU officer Vasiliy: 7 , Bergeyevich FROLOV (201-285608).. On 26 August 1961: Subject. and. . |. °:. GRU officer Vladimir Nikolayevich SMYSHLYAYEV (2012288295) - were - © ‘@bserved covering. the. restaurant where the Beent was, although », the agent was not, net ‘that day. (22). ; a, Cf. below for Subject 's viait: to Morelia, 17-18 April 1961, 14) moncirmitonice ACTIVITIES: 2 rom at. least May 1960 until the end of his ‘tour in. Hexico, Subject was reported=handling the lean of documentary files =: ' from the Goviet Embassy, and as such he was nominally. @ meaber of. the: Cultural Section of the Embassy. (3; 4).. Subject FO0k this job... over from his predecessor, Viktor ‘Lukich EHUKFOREV..(4),. a _ KEUKEOREWV took the saze job. on again. when he: replaced Subject on in 1964 (3). Subject'’s office hours-in this job varied. slightly - -but:were notmally from 1000 to 1200 hours on. Mondays: and Fridays (3). | Gubject wag also occasionally ‘Feported accompanying visiting Soviet delegationg apparently as part of his Cultural Section duties: (3). - ' While Subject was on home leave in summer.1962, theloan of films - was handled by Assistant Cultural Attache Nikolay Bergeyovich _: LEOROV (201-132139, known ‘EGB) (3). - '. Em June 1960 Subject was reported to be living in Amation ee 123, Apt. 2 (8). On 22. August 1960 he moved to am unknown address . (3). In June 1962 he was reported living at Cuautla 161, Apt. 7, . where he is believed ‘to have remained through the. rest of his: tour : ia Hexico q3). . _ Subject is reported to have taken the following trips in Bezico <; _. ig 33-28 ov 1940 Subject travelled with:a vietting | Soviet oer parlianentary delegation (3). noe 2-8 Dec 1960 . _ Bubject was in Acapulco, probably attending ne the Film Festival (3). SECRET
14-00000 8 BGR EF’ (he . oy _ rs of _, @&. 1421 Apr 1061, . =~ Subject, Yevgenty Semenovich BOCHKEOV ope , Konatantinovich ALEKSANDROV (201=262821 suspect KGB). visited Morelia and: Guadalajara | (3). On 17-18 April’ these three Soviets -_ vere reportedly in. Morel ia,: ‘whore: they: ~ _ Yeportedly gave money. to. Communiat students’ with order to burn down. the: US/Hexican - Cultural Institute; this was done on. : 18 April after the Soviets had left —": town. (7, 8). . an | | ' Jume 1961 Lo On 22 June 1961, Subject and two.other .. Soviets were reportedly. in Reevo Laredo, : - probably to pick up a car (3), but they | ; aleo reportedly distributed propaganda (9); On 28 June 1961: Bubject and ¥, Neo SHYSHELYAYEV vere in Tampico, apparsntly .—. an extension of the same trip, and planned. _ to return to Mexico City on 29 June 1881 (3).. 3 Dec 1962 | Bubject was reported in Acapulco, apparestly : at the Pilm Festival (3), oo cee oo : During hie tomr in Hexico, Bubject was. reported constantly toe oto oa... | Coming and going at the Soviet Embassy, even during the tine ai nF ' when he ostensibly had office hours. _In 1958-60 Subject drove a car with diplomatic tags # 97; then from November 1960 until his: _ ' home leave in June 1962 tags # 91 (changed to D-363 in January “1962).. . thas car wag often used also by ¥. 8. FROLOV); after his home _ Se _ leave he first used D-363, which was then taken over by Aleksandr ‘Bikbaylovich DENISsOV (201-726491, known GRU), and Subject switched . to:D-381, which was taken over by his successor, V. L. KHUKBOREV (21). (CE 3s. CONTACTS “0 "a. Soviet Contacts: On 23 June 1961 Subject was reported planning to. take Georgiy’ oo ‘ Audreyevich to see the: pyramida; they used: the familiar form of | address (3). This was presumably Georgiy Andreyevich HITEREV, = § ~~ representative of the Zoviet Red Cross who was then visiting Mexico. Phere is little information on Subjects close friends anong Kthe-Soviets stationed in Hexico.. On 24 October 1961 Subject asked . OC rvan Gavrilovich ALPERYEV (201-236701, known KGB) to go to the (movies with him, but ALFER Gfould not go (3). On 1 December 1963. _. at ect, \Yasiliy vic. ROV (201-067914, known GRU) ,° -2--°. --/ oe af adim Aleksandrovich K (201-2786097, known GEU) and possiblyoc’ trong 2 a & ot -&lekgandr Hikhaylovich DENISOV (201-726491, knowa GRU) Planned to | ai Bo 7 , take their childres on an outing to the apa of Cuautia (3). On. - 7. op 86 February 1964 the wife of Aleksandr Georgiyevich SIDOROV <2 Leo . - V€801-018494, known GRU, probably resident) said that she had _ received a ietter from Subject’s wife (3)... | Bs HomeBoviet Contacts: _ ao ar. a: a a, co ee ye - a). ‘Ojovidrio” (i.e. Glasseye)... 7 fen pe 4. On 25 May 1982 Ojovidrio called Subject, but Subject said that | he would not be able to see him until after Subject got back from home leave (3). _ so : - + ~ S 8 BCRE®
74-90000 gs ecRrREPr - TEP BE ape ne ne cee 8). Donate LNU, . es On 7 October 1960 Donato, who used, the” familiar form of ss, address with Rubject, eeke2 Bubjoct for acne films to be shown =. at “the cultural center." Donato invited Subject to go to the . enter that evening,but Subject was busy (3). 3). Jose Luis LEU. ee | On 27 Hay 1960 Jose Luis informed Subject that his children |” Salvador and Eduardo were sick with hepatitis. Subject’ said that - .. in that cage they had better postpone “this matter" for a couple of weeks. (4). ee a a ae oO ae - Polish 4). Stanislaw ADAMOVICZ (P-2304, 201-198884), former/commercial . Saployee in Hexice. — co Be _ _ On 20. July "1960 ADAMOWICZ asked Subject 1f he could borrow ‘some filus fog their holiday on 22 July (3). ce. /s). davier ALVAREZ, probably identical with the Javier ALVAREZ pO) Vega who in 1963 was. reported to be cleaning something at the whet Soviet Enbessy. - i oe On 28 Harch 1962 Subject called ALVAREZ at 12-53-26 to ask about his typewriter (3). ; Ce es L~Laatiily (P=3318), reported born. . _., 21 April 1917 In Hexico, 0.¥., apparently originally im contaet -- “with the Soviets as a medical consultant and later on a social basis. He recent contact with Soviets known. - . “On 2 April 1960 ALVAREE reminded Subject that they had met _ * am the resort of Cuernavaca and invited Subject and his wife. to dinner (4). On 3 November 1960 ALVAREZ complained that he hed net | gotten hie favitetion te the 7 Kovenber. reception at the Soviet Embassy and said that Subject wag a very good friend of his (3). On:22 Hay 1861 Subject and ALVAREZ made a, chess date, and ALVAREZ — - invited Subject's family to cone over aleo (3). On 223 May 1963 & Give. ALVAREZ .caid that her husband. was travelling around Latin ‘ . . ay . . ener ceemcmremeamarsencareae tet Ate A th te i tenn ta Ha emeaetenetap nee wemean ats gta enna _ America and complained that she had not seen Subject for a long » time, Jtrs. ALVAREZ wanted Subject ‘to help a friend of hex, lire, SERAUeA,) who wanted te travel to the USSR, and Subject eaid he would tike care of her when she came te the Babassy (3). On 7° | “Movember 1963 ALVAREZ again complained that he had not received oo . big invitation te the Soviet Embassy reception, and Subject said | that be had it for hin (3). | We Gingineor) fnu ANGE, not further identified. | 5. _Qn.14 September 1960 ANGE, located at telephone 22-05-03, “oie, the Civil Aeronautics Office, told Subject that he had. been unable ” t@ go the day before. Subject said he would meet ANGE qnd his ' father that “oe - Subject and ANGE used the familiar form — too | | — L. of Campeche, probably identical with. - _ _ ar | Persando Enrique ARGELI, professor in Campeche whe in October. 1965 - - “Was listed as an active member of the Moviniente de Liberacion ‘Hacional, a pro~Cuba Communist front organization. - _ BECRET
os BORER. - of 2 .: 16). Maria de la Pas CERVANTES (p-8848), ‘employes of Sabena”. ~ |... <3. Afiplines, in-contact with the Soviet ‘Enbassy! in regard ‘to travel _ arrangenenta. aebode tee on ‘28 5 April 1963 CERVANTES asked Subject about borréving arta ‘fnu DIAZ, . of the firm Diaz y y Suarez, ‘not further identified. : On 10 uly. 1963 DIAZ asked Subject: about a | file on the  eonmonauts: (3) ° per Fernando aDIAZ, not further identified. . pe On 25 August 1961 DIAZ arranged te cone by and got a film | from Gubject (3). 3 4 che ae satvador* oraz da. ‘Sollano. (Boyano) , no other. traces. , ia AX M, ; po ms Prom July 1961 to. April 1962 Subject was frequently reported  4@ contact with Subject. about bormwing films;- usually Subject was . tryipe. to get DIAZ; to return films he ‘bad borroved (3). “io| 190). Alojandro <G@BRISTAIN Flores Sanches, no traces. Wephew y* . of Horacio FLORES Sanchez (P-133), Hexican leftist professor who cee has been friendly with several Soviets.. bones On 20 duly 1863 Horacio asked Subject why his nephew had had- trouble in borrowing. films from. Bubject for Preparatory School #5, - and Subject said that he had to have a signature of someones who | would be reaponsibie for the return of the films. On 19 August 1983 Alejandro aaked ‘Bubject: about borrowing films (3). 7 v (a). ‘fou FORTINO \ no traces. | Lae on 24 May 1963 FORTIEO tried to locate Subject on behalf? of - . . the Chilean Aubassador in regard to copies | of _ Speeches | {not further explained) @). 5 a 7 de Eduardo - CIA Marquez; ‘ef. the Hationar University, 1 no traces. ; i ae On 10. Yotruary 1961 Aleksandr Nikhaylovich BROVEIN (201-185114), @ultural efficer of the Soviet Embassy, contacted GARCIA, who knew - Subject, and oaid that he wanted to discuss an exchange of films (3). . a £3}. Mariano GARCIA. Perez (P-8007, 201334094), ® former Cuban ; Lo Consul in Hexico. Te rer On 1% Harch 1863 GARCIA . asked Bubject about ry fin. GARCIA “- gaid a friend of his -would pick it up, because GARCIA was. leaving that day for Cuba. On 12 June 1963. Subject said he would have | ot the file ready for Subject ‘s next trip (to Cuba) . - (3). es — 24). Carles Harie VELASCO Gil (P-7643, 201-274071), Mexican” ; . . Communint working for. Prensa Latina, Soviet press. contact.. oy ~ co On 18. December Subject’ called Mario: GIL. trom downtown. Mexico. : city, saying he had the book that GIL wanted. GIL ‘agreed: ‘to: meot- | Subject. ‘in ten minutes at. the “came place ae last. tine.” (3)... s). Carlos ‘ Fooouez Romero,” etiployee of -the Institute ‘for: Hexican- a Russian Cultural Exchange in ‘Mexico City - (CIICHR) . oe . ia 1963 and 1963. Gomez Romero was occasionally reported ; contacting Subject da regard. to files, presumably for showing at an the 31CMR (3). oo Ede ‘odin Sots | i | 6). Estela REALE, no y traces, a 0a a2 Avguat 1960 GOREALEZ, asked # Gubsoot about : dorroving & a (fi mee
14-00000 . : 7 . t ‘ j . oo, : ee mm % ; 4 - 27). .Manuel GORZALEZ Casanova (P-11156), head of cinema section = =. - of Difusion Cultural at the Rational University, reportedly a ; leftist. : wo oe : “ On 28 September and 13.0ctober 1960 Subject reportedly saked GONZALEZ Casanova to return films he had borrowed (3). ne 28). fnu GUTIERREZ Galindo, identified. 2° a ; a ; . 7 ' .0n.5 Septanber 1960 GUTIERREZ Galindo reminded Subject that they had met at a Soviet Embassy film shoving... GUTIERREZ Galindo wanted to borrow a film to show at his home’ and invited Subject to come (3). On 16’ June 1961 GUTIERREZ Galindo invited Bubject _.te go with "us" the next day, but Subject said he would be out of tewn and would call when he got back. On 30.June 1961 GUTIERREZ Galindo said he wanted to see Subject and would come by, On 6 . July 1961 GUTIERREZ Galindo said he would go to’see Subject the | mext day. (3). ©. . a of Revista Cuauhtemoc; not further — ee rere PCD tnt my Ae te ER an eebutr e op wenn nerfs reek ets a ent, ae ay 20). fnu HERNANDEZ, of Department of Communications, not gurther Adentified..— Se oo a , . |. <.g9, 08 22 August 1961 HERNANDEZ told Subject that he had a new _u's @ffice, and Subject. said he would go there and. have lunch with , . Subject one day, Subject sent regards to HERNANDEZ* son. (3). -30), Emil HRADECKY (P<3640, 201-204656);;. fortie: Czech*Cosmercial te ole poe cent sine seenunetietn t ve . Counzelor in Mexico and identified intelligence officer, | _ |. On 23 April 1860 HRADECY and Subject talked about goiug i 'O8 & Bunday outing together, perhaps in two weeks (4), - | ee, de SOUS Anton Be — RaRRA Cordobs “ no traces. “on. 22 February 1964 IBARRA asked. at ‘the Soviet Embassy for jan davitation. to the 23 February reception. IBARRA described _ himself as a good friend of Subject's and of his friend "Yuriy." (3). Ae Alle cet eon inna Ato mo OIE fe dete OM 8 aresieinemnar once nee ‘ po) (furty might ‘be Gey officer Yuriy Hikolayevich IBAYEV, 201<741377.) . w\ 42 4 _WLOPEZ Calvillo,}no'traces:. ve oa an poe On 8 January 1962 LOPEZ Calvillo contacted- Subject, saying. thet “.. . “be did mot know how long he would be staying in, Mexice City. He anked Subject to translate an article on hydraulic engineering for him that had been sent him from the USSR. - LOPEZ Calvillo arranged to go to see Subject that day (3). 33). (Engineer). fou LOPEZ Costilla, not otherwise identified. | "On 10 September 1960 LOPEZ Costilla loft a message that Subject had forgotten to send.an invitation to (Ing.) Gerardo. CRUICKSHASE ' ~ 3). (Comment: The latter must be ‘(Ciag .). Gerardo *CRUICKSHARE \a FES Gareta, member of the Partido Popular Socialista and reportedly =~. ” ' @ Communist.) — re oe — W65 (maria tietorta ALVAREZ de $x x of Serret, owners of the -nouse st ; including Subject, have lived. ‘wife of Alvardo deenunGA tla 161, where. many Soviets, © . Om 4 August 1961 tirs, MURGA said that she needed to see Subject, but he was in Cuernavaca for the day (3). On 14 June 1962 Subgpest == roee * she MURGAs* house to say goodbye before going on home =  BRBCR ET. ne eee een teem ete ad on teenage
g BCRET oe “ Ganginccr) Jorge . PPAANZARO , no traces. Gn 27 April 1963 MANZANO tried unguccessfully to reach | Subject. On 27 May 1963 he asked Subject: for films : for ‘the: Instituto Libre: de Filosofia (3). , — a1) 38% Ignacio . (HONTERO, no traces. _ oa 11 August 1960 MONTERO wanted to borrow @ filz from Bubject. (3). 1g\\ 3 Fernando BREGON, of Press Departnent ‘of Comunicaciones, : \u not “eurther identified. | | Oa 23 April 1962 OBREGON arranged to- come eee subject for a book (3). v a 38). (Arahitect)) [pirlos © fmas vi Viranontes, no additional information. - . ra \} 3, on 13 Hay 1960 ORTEGA, of the Colegio Hacionnl de Arquitectos ' = @e Rexieo, seidtthat he would end someone over to pick up’ filas “Prem Subject (4). : ; 38). (Dr .) fnu PERK! Garcia, not ‘gurther Adontified. ' Qn 17 June 1960 PEREZ Garcia said that bo had lent sone filns Co, that he had taken in the USSR: to.."Cel. Bmitriy” (probably. Assistant ——. ‘Pilitary Attache Dmitriy Hikolayevich KUZHETSOVY) ,- and that “Col. =. 2. -  Baitriy”™ had told him that: Bubject would have them to return to ‘him. PEREZ Gareia arranged to come to see ‘Subject (4). On 24° a _ bntost 1881 © i Garcia tried unsuccessfully to reach  Bubject (3). ae 057 : Adentifiable. ‘traces. . - ‘ a ~ “ . . pe” * On 3 arch 1861 PICO roniaded subject that they had met at : _ the Bed Army Day reception. and: arranged to come te see Subject. - On 4° Sora 1961 PICO arranged to 6 to Get: “the. books" ‘from oo ity. Julio % °. ne traces. a waa ty —— - meee aaa On 23 Septenber 1960 PLIEGO asked Bubjoct whether he could | Beep. the fils angther week @). . cS << Geronino Tous, 2 works at Social security, not othervise 7 oa dentified. . oe On 4 September, 1961 ‘RANIEBZ wanted to return a file to  Bubject or. sr Guadalupe ODRIGUEZ, not. further Adontitied. | | . awe) pub on 19, February 1962 SODRIURE wanted to pick wp a. ereey fron hes On 2 March 1962 RODRIGUEE wanted’ te get. a film from Bubjoct @).. 6@ECR Ef
14-00000 5 te ' 48). Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez (p-7568, 201-332665), Second aceretary | ~. of the ‘Cuban Enbassy. in Mexico’ and identified intelligence officer, On 25: august 1961 RODRIGUEZ wanted’ to borrow a film from prarsect (3). A 48x Felix “oRUAKO Mendes, of Radio contro, ‘telephone 10-46-70," Vie other. Adedtifiable. traces. 7 . On. 12 June. 1961 Subject asked RUARO to. return the ‘films. he . had borrowed for the University of Chihuabua. On 21 July 1961 . subject again asked RUANO to return films. On 18 September 1961. Subject tried ‘unsuccessfully to reach RUAKO (3). 47). fnu BALGADO, of Astronomical Society, not further Adentified. on. 14, April and 24 April 1961 SALGADO waa in. touch with Bubject in regard to borrowing films (3)... yer / On 20 ‘Suly. 1861 Subject planned to take SALINAS an invitation (3). 48) Ramon SEVILLA Fernandes (2443), of television Channel il. a wees: in. contact with Subject on 11 June; 9 Kovember, - 19: over pad 3 Becenbor 1963 in. regard. to borrowing filmes (3).. % Garcia, “head of .the fils club at. the. Polytechnic . 30)<~ gulie : “Jastitute sponsored by the Partido Popular Bocialista, contact - oF Soviet Filns Office. oe On 88 April 1863 Bubject asked TELLEZ to retura sone ‘films @). Se (Baginoer) tau VERA, not further identified. Og on 30 January 1960 VERA wanted to discuss various’ ‘commercial on matters with Subject. - Subject said. be would: ‘VERA said, ag he were not there Subject could talk to (Adan) MENDOZA -On Do. -- 18 Pebruary 1960 VERA arranged to ‘geet Subject: tia cafe. ‘Bunject aa ‘' @id aot want to wi t VERA at. the. ICMR. /@). , . _ BED «. Fernando . of felevicentro, probably. identical with 4," Fernando WAGNER Schreir, born 7 Novenber 1906 in Goettingen, | _ ww Germany, Seviet and Polish contact. — S | : (ca). - dunn SALIHAS Gutierres,. no. traces. . — - . | = | | | set nil tn annette ee eR renee ret ne eran coments ees . . . . a on 1 Yobruary 1963 WiGKER wanted to borrow soce dance filme from Subject (3). _ . 83). (General) Lesenzb SELAYA Alger (P-6471); ‘aon of Honduran Communist, Active Communiat student. agitator in 1956~59.. of. the . Ministry of Hydraulic Resources. oa 33 May 1960 ZELAYA wanted. to eee | Subject about. fiime @. Wee (Professor) Leopoldo. JRRILLA, Ornelas, ‘biology teacher. at. the “national University, leftist. ey On 14 July 1960 ZORRILLA wanted to poser a tian tron ‘gunsect | fer School: (3). . BECRET . . - . . \
Alo . SS elle "16, PAST OPERATIONAL. ACTIVITY AGAINST SUBJECT: _ - Routine coverage during. his tour. in Mexico, with special ; gurveillance on the following days: 20-21 June 1960; 6-8 and Ii= 18°. June 1962; 9-10 Hay 1963; 29 May~1 June 1963; 30-31 October 1963 (8). Consideration was given to making a recruitment approach to Subject . at the end of bis tour an Hexico, but go action was taken. an OPERATIONAL PLANWIEG DATA? Signatures: (1).— os t : i “-.WEWBs (2 versions) - ghdati ems avs la ond ft Peagy, OPERATIONAL STEPS 70 BE CARRIED OUT qi REx? YEAR: Bot applicable.
7490000 ere “cer a + Sn Ct an a enn ote arr tonret met epee punt nes mesareece, ) a ) seRECRET USC ATTACHMENT TO EXHA ~ * 91320, DATED: 13 FEBRUARY 1967 19. SOURCES: 1. LIPIEE travel ‘report and Mexican immigration form, 5 Nov 1959. B. LECOZY-2 case file, passin. . “ 3. LIEEVOY, after June 1960, passin. , 4. LIFEAT, until June 1960, passin. 5. LIEWBRACE surveillance, dates as given. 6. SMOTH report, 11 July. 1960, ~ 4. HEXI-7891, April. 1961, information from retired LEGOLD officer. Sane information printed in Excelsior, 23 April 1961. According ‘te the latter, Radio Moscow also curried the story. ; é, LNERGO report, 14 June 1961 . Be Liselsior article, 24 June. 1961, 10. Paesports fron LUPURE, June 1962. 11, MEKI-2003, Sep 1962, LIFIRE travel information. “ya. MRXI~4716, Hay 1963, LNERCO information on LAROB case. 8 13. DIR-45798, June 1963, LNEROO information on LAROB case. “140: -LIWUD mail coverage, AB. LAROB case file, passin. , | i . 16, ‘LIPIRE travel report, 12 Jan 1964. a more-g019, 29 Aug 1989, REDCAP sheet containing 1 LNCOLD information. "38, SIBORCINI. photograph, 14 August 1960. 38, LECALLA photograph, 8 Nov 1959. a “2+ 90, Photes obtained through LIVESTOCE-3, ca. 1959. ae 21, ‘LIEMPTY. surveillance, passin. ss, BR. Case file of 201-242409, “"MIGROME ES 7 FEB 281967 boc. MICRO. ox, .