Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote}: PATE. Lie or Ran : is AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10256-10337 RECORD SERIES: WMFO AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR-SEE TITLE DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC, WMFO TO: TITLE: CR 100-16597-SUB I-5005,5006,5007,5013,5015,5170 DATE: 01/24/1963 PAGES: 12 SUBJECT: LHO, MURDER BY JR, JFK, FUNERAL ATTENDEES, SECURITY DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret NEW CLASSIFICATION: =" CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: 10/27/1998 UPDATE DATE: 02/14/2001 STATUS — Redact ~ RESTRICTIONS: . JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (1)(C) COMMENTS: INC 5 LOGS DoclId: 32191903 Page 1
“ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Usc 2107 = Hote). -DATE: 11-14-2017 ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HER CLASSIFIED UNLESS OTHERWISE S NOTMOS > WASHINGTON, D.C. November @3, 1963 (3) SATURDAY 11/23/63 . ANDREY_N, |ITSKOV, to the dutyman, asking for the phone #s of 12:20 AM 5iKC WF 7925 HENKO.-(VLADIMIR_V.) given as 23-4435; and of §AGATELYAN NG YS) (MICHAEL R.) given as ‘667-5079. "OK. Russian) NE Swe 753s (8-293(5) nknown woman (probably GALINA.N.|.MURAVEV) talked to thé duty- man, asking if DMLTRI.D.\.MURAVEV. had flown from Washington et. Dutyman told her hq had left by plane at 9:00 pm. MURAVEV enroute to Chicalo ?). (Russian) pwm SERGEL_N,\VISHNEVSKI L/D overseas to Moscow (PRAVDA) asking at they check to determine if much material had been sent in on President KENNEDY (JOHN F.). He was told that only a small amount had been sent in, VISHNEVSKI asked what time it was in Moscow and was told it was 12:00 PM, (NOON 7). ' He indicated he would dictate later. (Russian) pwm + MIKHAIL P./KUDRYASHOV_(?) phoned the Metropolitan Police Dept. (Wastfington, D.C.) asking that they send some one to ; the EmbasSy. He indicated there were four young people, - hooligans, who were wanting to enter the Embassy. OK, will send someone there. pwm ¢ \ MIKHAIL Po.) KUDRYASHOV,, who said he was on duty at the Soviet Embassy, phoned the Metropolitan Police Dept Communications, advising there were four young people, hooligans in front of the Embassy, trying. to come in, and that he wanted the Police at the Embassy. OK. ; pwm  [SeRGet_N.\ VIsHNEVSKL received L/D call from Pravda, Mascow GON » and dictatedja lengthy article describing the assasination ' of Presid JOHN F,. KENNEDY, the return of the Presidential party to Washington, D.C., events concerning conferences witm various government officials in Washington held by the new President (L. JOHNSON) and then detailed some_of the policies of President JOHN F. KENNEDY on desegregation, attempts towarc. lessoning the threat of war, etc. He qugted from several a: articles in Washington Newspapers. - |(Russian) Gy pwm ; owe ot Ge 4,0 f g Lo. a . a a - eet fm i hog dog Ee) | wr pgaeyel | TED RACES ate? 0 aie ot PLakryta k ey 2” — DoclId: 327191903 Page 2?
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Usc 2107 °°" Hote}. DATE: 11-14-2017 , fons 18) Washington, D.C November 23, 1963 ia X & Cie vJaumnay Satiirday - @ Cceonsn., GO, copes Nis.alling from Msocow £m BORIS Ve UES hese but) who spgke, instead with NIKOLATL ZHILTSOV, |'aske eee RSE they bend to [licscotheverything ee can get aboutthel. Bre late president and the new president. Send it air mail or air express - pictures, news articles, etc. They also discussed the. assassination patie LEE HARVE OSWALD», but only what was. written # 1t him in the new$. (is €e ». D neither made an ym comment). ILTSAV then red to Nie i CHS BOLSHAKOV then r RIS V. KARPOV CH, whd co during are above the text of an wsditorial in ose U) ewspaer, (signe Bin” V.\ FANTALOV ey aie Russian ow) Compkete text of ieee \e n tape if desired) yr Cw ARKADIY L.\ OGNIVTSEV to_ VLADIMIR. AX, View exskaxtoun Vvasieociene asking if he received anything yete VASHEDCHENKO said he would check\ and then informed OGNIVTSEV yes, receifved in English. OK, OGNIWTSEV will drop over for it. (No indication what text referring to). S$ 1888) vy jel Later call indicated text which N. Satay ee ALEKSANDR..VASILIEVICH.\(UDALOV?.) SEIN (LD call) indicating qhat everything news and CHIZHOV said jnothing as‘yet,. thought he would be returning Monday. OK. UIMLOV asked for CHIZHOV*s home phone number to keep in touch and furnished same, UDALOV said that he was staying at the Wisconsin Hotel in Milwaukee in went CHIZHOV aoe im. Cane Raset an siaKov WJportions news ctodtes from this morr ingis 3 Was ingtof, Post" and Nyon York. ot amese." Russian- non---- da-~-- ash wl 328xka a ) jel An appointment was made af for faba slits UDA, of *heCzech- ostovakias to see ANATOLI, F F. | PERNIN at 19:30 this morn- 933 i sQ Gs in DOBRYNIN's office. e de s)\{ (BORIS V,\ KARPOVICH to A Topp s WE tEoons éceived\\the text from chairman | NIKITA: CH to the Ge\th of President J RENN ussian an + SHCHEV| relative apd Re-would like¢ ‘ting cn they 2%) to send someone to pick her up; lahat it onsists of two pages. (foo said it wouldn*t Be necess that she has the car and will be down shortly. oOb(US jel 0:18 am | (peTR 1) MARKOVEtried to reach SERGEI AY Oe) at Compress? 279-800 was he had gone out for -breaktasty ada, as far 35-146) as known will go to the embassy directly afterward, Russ. d . - | é & Y. 3899016) —_ DoclId: 327191903 Page 3
ee ' Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 — Note). --"DATE: 11-14-2017 poe i _ (3 eory | , Bae 3 | | ME yp eme pe Washington, De Ce 2) 5 mcyit I~ November 23, 1963 ( & y\suMMaRY (#8 te | J Saturday : | J OHN GUTHRIE, xState Dept. (+. is\ KORNIENKO Prrcrsin him’ tat in answer,to axp i uestion, Khe flight Y will be permitted ((flight o « MEKOYAN ta US te Sov. Union 11/23/63 We feo 49-3 just the matter of making all arrangements. KORNIENKO sai that ALEKSANDR I. be in charge of this *rOM the Sovié © ROBERT State p o Sov. Emb, .asking srg INCNUK] who was not available. OWEN left word that he aaa Tik® to be advised if any further info ig. rece pertaining to the arrival of the airplane from pees cj leaving his phone number to be Telaye to 02 pm fALi _CHIZHOV i601, Sd SCHIF F(660-Js Bofthe call skmk si@naTS of the /povietl, te 1-47 XS) NH Njand party to WDC for nt U ‘ e adyjsed the will be leaving Grecnuicn time ew at 16:25Jon 11/24, flancing at Prestwick at 21:40 hrs; Oe eaving Prestwick at 23:25 hrs., landing at SxXKS¥x Gander 6:15 hrs on 11/25; leaving Gander.at 7:45 hrs.) andl |} Arriving at Andrews at 12:00 noon 11/25{CHIZHOV requested CF. Hy — pster Idlewidti and Dulles be ee as emergency Leading ields. OK. _ Gexsann-1. ZINCHUK, tg of of Bi K ife advised(ZINCHUK}that he wa yINCHE gave s home phone number and ‘OWEN contact him at home, OK, WECKSLER (ph) to VIKTOR G.\KOMPLEKTOV advising that he is\calling on behal? of Mr. “(phy* from NY who had DOBRYNIN on Monday and who that it be postponen: “Ne will advise DOBRYNIN. JB YURI Ma VORONTSOV to ALEKSANDR.G. ELE WV asking him what th seory Te on the pak plane brinbi g_A.dMIKOYAN, ELEZOV after consultijng told him that the plahe was\*lying direct to Andrews Fietid and would not be ¢toppind in NY, VORONTSOV toldhim. phat i if any changes in the plan don't forget to advise tha _ Russian _ JB WEN, ‘State rat ok) not home ket eB sked her to. have Parecassing times and contents of their last Tfhey discuss. -newspaper-accognts describing ( as having been ig Russia and as being a Castroite. Wy TEVSKT asks gther SovietJwhat commentary he-is making on(¥} oints inert spatches, Unid. stated he is saying that . these are anti vied sentiments. and many Amegicans take . the CYT opposite point of vee Russian ue ” XY AS > DoclId: 327191903 Page 4