14-00000 ; veel , : oe Yalentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV ro a 2 ‘c 0B: 23. ‘December 1927 Position: Third Secretary fa the Consular Sect Ton: of the "Soviet Embassy, Kexlco, D. F. | a ao “Residences ‘Ignacio. Esteva. 18-1, Colonia ‘Tacubaya’ ns Automobiter 1965 Chevrolet Impala, License. 19 OA. mo SO Languages : Fluent Spanish fair English ae oy Career: 7. ol . 195§: Joined ‘the KGB - oe | 1955-575, Attendéed the KGB - Training School .)V957-August 19605 officer Ta KGB Headquarters, Hoscow . Sept 1960-Sept 1963 + Attache Tn. Havena, ‘Cuba:  Beceaber ‘961 ‘Travelled to Panama and. Ecuador with 3 as: Soviet: soccer team. On this trip.he. .-. ‘-careled a large sum of money for the | Communist Parties of Panama - -and Ecuador. _ VW Hay 1962: ‘Transited Hexico" én route, ‘to the USSR for leave: = September “1968 bere cuba to ‘return to: the USSR. September” 1963 uuly 1965 Off leer: ‘in Reb. Headquarters, , Hos cow. ae Pid 7 vos 3 ugust 19651. “Arrived Hexteo, rn |) ‘Mexico. LOGINOV replaced: Oleg .M.| NECHIPORENEO, another Ey : RGB. officer. and took aver all- Of NECHIPORENKO's "Intell Tgence : oS. agents: and-“duties. In January 1956: he attempted to cultivate. -: . and recruit a chauffeur atthe ‘dnerican Embassy in’ Mexico... ‘LOGINOV Is an unusually. active. and capable intelligence: : officer. Since he has. almost no-overt dutles he [s: able ‘to. ‘spend about 95% of-his time on. intelbigence activity. ° We have known that.he Is a KGB officer since 1958,- His =. ay vimmedlate KGB chlef dn Mexico. is Pavel A. YATSKOV. To a - ( Recnvre Del. fern, rgd (Be | —a : LO GTNYY CP — @c: Oo -6-9// a : . . : aq ‘ . v : ' . ' ' : . Tare S pou * ‘ % * “ ' . ' ae . g ra . , . peg . rn . ~ wf ’ . aor . . a 4 :
14-00000 " Soviet intelligence Otticers Stattoincd In Mexico 8 - ; [- » KGB(Committeé for State Securky) . oS SL } ~ Chilet:.: Sergey s, KONSTANTINOV. 73 mY Deputy, Chtet: Aleksandr V, PRIKHODKO: Ce | ~ OFFICERS: - _ a a | - Yevgenly I, BEDRIN” , Ivan A, BEKETOV - | Aleksaridr M,.BROVKIN . | Viadimlt A, DOLGOV. ' Yevgenly N, GORLITSYN . Oo —_ ‘Boris A. KAZANTSEV. =” Bo See Tp be ' Viadislay S, KORMUSHKIN. = = we _ Valentin KUCHEROV.— - tee | e - Svyatoslav FP, -KUZNETSOV Nikolay:S, LEONOV - a  Valemin S, LOGINOV >. 0 Vaailly S, “MIROSHNIKOV © Leoaid-V. NIKIFOROV. : | ' Aleksandr A, NIKITIN.- ’ Vladimir N; RADVANSKIY _ | Viadioite 1, SHRAKEVICH -: : Géorgty’s. VISKO > ~ oe 2S Pavel As FATSKOV: | : . | j ij | } | ok ORU (iary i Bestliganicey OE a of aeik Viadimir ii, SOKOLOV, | Bee EE ue SS OnPicEns:: Aleksandr M. ‘DENISOV . Petr F, GORELOY — Viadimir P, GOROBETS Yurly N, ISAYEV. — Anatolly V, KARABACH : Viktor L, KHUKHOREV i - Yuriy A. MITROPOLSKTY ; i Valerty V. SOKOLIN ; Ivan V, YELFIMOV Ruslan A, TUCHNIN Konatantin F. VORONKOV ; . or
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14-00000 pone call. Apparently ‘was suite dappy ; ucs was able to dear was wey vhat night, that at night. he dreans_ ae WOME thay he wanied : “Oy es that she is in/vik sreas ace chas comussow (Sunoiy) they covld- on . go. swimaine oo oe, They salked fozr.quite-a while and’ne. : a : Ne told her that he would ‘take ‘care of” . “| Zt . 20 29 to his sountry (USSR). I went -- , , A - ) (store if osder to affor d-hin more. - finished talking, ‘he wanted to justify. int that he is a batchelor Because: his - tsiné @ Yr know that my. friends on “ -I had nade -my prozran for” today, ae , 3 tO take my. wife and wrand= — ns utside the house.-- Sopa eT eo ss flow to 5 close, my wite: and - ss Then -SILNIXOV arfived to ‘drink bad from‘last night's: "drinking. -. - the Ambassador's. retura.._ He ote wht ~ ¥ oll nigtt. But at this time eta ee at [ coulda'lt. close up, and. leave.” Me hy he, had always thougnt., oe Sa “ROE” contin’ to eat at’ (Our house ._ And- oan. : _ he WO. stds a “Mimat te", Then he’ left in the . It then, started to rpin,, ’ © thack do tven, by. the Ambassadody” can  GSTRYZTSV) He diGrt park in frowt of ‘thestore but” in Gelati,. ‘ a -streot “yyaadtin pariliel to. “the. store - Thea: STLNIKOW ame: in“to- ‘Sell m3 he was reddy... ye shut up the’ store, got into’ ‘the. ‘@ar and drove to. ay house. -. We' sarked” the -carvin’) the, street and. ‘entered BY, houge i”. 0: >in vbhe’ fifst” ‘thing: ‘they ‘did was to” ae even, the, “azotea". | E tbiak Palit or _ hat “the“hoase’ pleased teams, ‘including the | Bat erood hed we" ‘sat. at: ‘the table. to drink My. wie: ‘served varbedued’ \- - chickea, t cht 2 with, relish, a OF 30 it sesz - erything served. them 4 “Re. digatt even mention: pee! a tee ey “ tt
ry . ‘E. daked: + Bubgeet. ir he: had. pant toxed “prENIKOV "a. pornoevépb ‘agate ee 46: ‘th atter.. “At. first Bidject: ‘paid no,:’ then- yes}. ‘thet he. hed “acked . akin ‘ebout, At? ‘but Silnikov. eald: “that - the negative : ‘didn't: ‘belong to Hig: ole ” “bat ‘te ‘Vasiliy who took’ at back’. to’ Moscow with hin. Gubject added: that, Vastily oe had returtied to the. UBBB about ‘tvo. weeks 'ag0. . (Comment s This te most: probably”. : BUTSEV: whom Subject calle-Vaellty end who returned to the USSR on 24 July.) = (Second: Comments “Thle Le. ‘another example ¢ of- one of» Silnikev! a vulnerabilities. ; evaporating into thin, air). moe, ; ; ‘ oe wes 53. concerning tlie. ‘Aten, dn the notes tor satiirday; 30° July, : in: ‘yhich | . oA. ~ BLInikov. hid ‘in’ the ballroed for twenty wioutes- becausé two-other Soviets 9 - =! >> po vt “came:in, Subject, ‘had: the: folowing’ to aay about, these tW0 Soviets? Te > tia: (a Sore), ¢ then ‘follows: a Beptact aesortption . of a ; - oe . : - > M eee a luo SES Vaaaimied here. foliewe’ 6 go08 description of Koraaiatens sneluding: tha ‘fact: ‘thet. he. replated ‘KOSTIROV, oe ay, KORAUSIDCING nene. "45. 8 Vieai alas, ; Sou." 6% gakea Subject about thé’ dtserepancy in-the.19. July necting via re ae | f OB said that STURDY ‘and =PRABACHDKIN ‘hed’ oie to the: .store’on Saturday -Subjec “eald’ that. rio: = : . ; Boulda't’ ‘explain. the “digerepency, stating that he: “couldn't remember the a me of. vaLEweit he rere) delivered: “two. eases. . ; é address). “He - chi ALENTIN 2 EME oo aly a Bovis ras, destri oo eddreae ‘as a. ‘aingle. ‘neue which ig undergoing. renovation Amstde. . B. “ta atecuséing STLSIXOV' a recent work “gtxtag up the Inubasiy t ‘asked. wo fon ded tee. tio actially ‘aid the work. - ‘Bubject : ‘gaid: ‘thet the Soviets ao not: ‘Mike: ‘te: deak ” an ren with established Stine for, repairs to the. Embassy because they charge too en ‘puch, They prefer to deal‘ with small independent, people whon they can beat = ehoid down on the price. Bubject knows of two such individuals: ~ ap bo fiat a0 Citta ct Ripert; | 1G a | SECRET an PT ta | of
7 4qgo000 “4 a ‘1G Auguét.1966 2 22 | oo r Le . a . ak . po ne ye CO es A “thera: is. no derogatory information. on tha. BOSTROEN ak el en couple ‘In the United Scates or Venezuela, ‘However, we. . es i "have obtalned the following. Dlographlc | Informatton on them re from. Venezuela. oles . . . : a . . a Nicholas: Juan ROSTROEN- schre lbers bor a 23 January 1915: In St. Pétersburg, Russia. Cedula 9983566. : : - +: Venezuelan Passport #207100; | Travels:.-17 Oecember 1957-%-.--- 5-9 fe 8 ; ere ‘Hatquetla for Mlamt; 30 October - 1961 entered Venezuela es from Mexico; 22 November 1961. left Venezuela for: Mexico} - mo 26 December. 196) entered: Venezuela; 6 January. 1962 left |“ Venezustay for -Mexico;:5 December: 1964: éntered nore 16 V9 December 1968 left. Venezuela for: Mexico 7 ‘ March 19 6 > _ " lefe, ‘Venezuela, for: ‘Mextco. © - nn “vatent ine GAUSDOVLAVRIK’ de BOSTROEM; born wey ts 2 bctober” 1923 in Breslau, Germany. . Cedula #983567,- : on “‘Yenezualan. Passport. #151884. ‘Travel 2 3 March. 1962. left Matguetta. for: leo3 “dune. 196 51 ; nezuela for. . Mexican: © a : a “Distribution ‘ee, ars Ori “LETEMPOYS. vis.  RENADUN on A “aug 66 ‘ ie Ve LOGUINOV. Pe aan ae, ; : o.. Bap 50-6 oly eae ee, qe Nicholas: juan’ BOSTAOEN (Sebreiber LP Zz
14-00000 i - yg ron RECORD . i nis ‘gonenay’ ‘gepart. tor aut 196 cata ‘wade. USSOT cosa, ed: to have ticen PRLKHUIKO"S + wae. thon I : abked ty be ‘wouaht tists 2 we aoe b sncvered an deen entering the Paineay through the min door ‘and. was-seon: working in - soon voriding at thi windows, ms NIKIFOROV wntoh Pain TRO ast ‘seovtounly ‘hed ‘also ore 4 ‘hue abate. thdnks that LosriiOW 4a. ‘probably: abe: hia “es Saney Prikitomco insole atioud te. Hook vecontartiy.) - poet oo oS AL Aug 66 pinetiko ‘ts ‘not, here (ne refi 28° June on home eave). PRIKWOIKO ad: - tindow ¥ 226 Noi YATSXOV ia satering through | ‘the: ‘gain door end. wad - “vats cov aleo had tha: gene contact wth Row that, YeTsov han” place. (this Lest ‘stotenbat: te not. oleert whether Losrsov. de taxing : YATSKOV' a place 1a. “ATaKov" ale. 208, anteh would: be ‘most Loge Or . “whe thor 1 Licalba thinks. wars aay” “nee ‘bend “the: FRIKHODKO- Jeb Tn: soe ee eee
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5 % oz: By ‘ ” oc coe ar : fan wrens 2 See in ee j : Lo ~) Ta artigos , ~ _ j hs ay eae tee hy Te TD eae! - 1. Gate oo Sp ae rranpomente & : Sabena stor . Ser hoy Hons Pagitev, ori. Home 24 Aumist, ous: . we . wicédede Se: n, ~orina and Vledirir, Satena, 7 . ayust., frase 75 _- - Re Licenciais ‘Lherano Lavee Jsepred into Sabj's. office 28 July (2) and waa - - So very offictieus. When cony lid fet have ecatirced: tr “avel to Satellite countrfos | ; al (anetiat ne Jessa. Lae Credhéalre Tay Saag Lara ‘Tuaged ang gaid, ke rouldg6 ~ a a a. Kobecw : r@ hig arsekixs ents from there, Plana. a tay “ain Noscow 6 months ne ; : of Asronve3 Maxieo. to! Magrids” “Subj. booked his for travel. frou, - 3 . . ad in to: Sunj's s office cn 27 July but Sabi was too © - 4 : 2 lit on 23 July and zade an aprons rent’ to see. . “Ss Sut ‘at 1200 on 29 hey Sat the Pier Je Sexido Hestaurant near Sudj's ‘office, Be , The ©.6, atrecynd” piehat he. ee ntinue to- ploy, the’ “8878, tune cwith Losthov oot _ “of iriends 1 yShe - ee a a : - 7 eh 2 On 30. July the . “ty da his -offiée; Sntigte ites had a¢ ccoipanitied memes ant hin to ‘the office bediuse a! wering it while 3 subj is away on his. — , ae : . zife-is Hot eitting of ‘the ae ‘Birppeen, trin — oO & 20. oxeuyt asi : : arround, ‘Subs: TLS able to” : , L. . . : “Ranase ‘only : nO 29 Jules Mss. arcsec 6a 7 : 7. , oS pore or * Play © 28h Subj fant! te" conttves Pavel . ; ‘ , s 3 soe voy » Flor. de Le textes 409, heat gontributed | 2 2 ; nothiiig. to ons ons ese dn 1 want: cany thine Pres Noccow (he : oa . - ara : : chad given “Pri: hedi him Wack. txo kilos” of -cavi ios}. ae _ oe ba For ‘the: promised acai ti - 2 on the’ eroup. Tho, were aire to the, : , . Efcrobiolosies2 Constoua in Nose tas pro ovieus.. Contact Report. for SexD slete list), (oe a ', as an “: ~, Subj. tines over: to the! 8.0. the’ attnched list “ahi gh gies: “On “ly telerber e readers" a re ope 7 of, the . Profescicrale going to the ‘Soares and in seme cases -the. resttvens. . - ° - a : le thie Cut. told eet he nicht dsop ih to the éPriée, if he. gould) do. oss ; any thing fos Ber se heck untsl f of to ES i ' i \ ~ a
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2 as Jp ince nea eS etnies a Mids aaticetn Bagel tty matte Cae PPAR AER AN pe tne a Y drink a CONTACE Rela: SUnJECT:- pall OWI. -I fe fk * ORONSKY FP bie 1 COWL E an 27- july at 1930 hours (COIGNE was sick), cs ind Pset the next mecting fof COIGNE The mevtir: for tae san ie obo anh 2 Pegs ta: ahd focatiow Weak wsday, 10 August, Tell OOIGNE he wilbowe soca eVioed SSO pesos for salary for the moath of July and . dt the eho: ae it ho wilt owe aim another 800 pesos for August.. I always’ pay hier Othe Feldmann, Wi, - taketbihe a Ou, re eord gud: af the Aioath, “Phebe OWwhe paper utes (wi tiviy Ly tor, Le 23087 of fuae, ot “hs ab “Hee wh SOW? tea i a i We sings . which he Haak He answerud > Thee he os ren vitae, “ Wile te : “within our ean eclictss movements’ can he seen, their work i is (valid),’ toe ; Thursday, Ai July:- Genes ral Cano 32, “and as he asked fir. from 1 2 Je meet (translated by W WEPNING: * fen “A of WO auilio microphones andl gave S them te: ANE ORGS WERE installed in-his- shop and we have r attached'was found in LICOWL' Wee He -Saidhe did not-recall how it had Hotton there abd did not know who- had written and drawn on the --- % -- 7 papel = 's-vory ocd since the wor i written of the piece of brown’ paper: - f and incase eniry in LICOWL'Ss noves are the same - but the handwriting vinite vod ike oe Only i, Ic (OWL should: have access [to his notes, TTI i. rs at iow. it was Vasiliv's s turn (BUTSEV. did leave: on 24 “i, 0 re an about 9 ‘ycdts ol and now it is time to teach him how: ee since for thoscof us who live ina free she. Was Shout to hang up he be UTE LOW it for nim ac 7:30 pm, After talking to whoever it was, e ° t oday at 10 1 St. | Valeniin to send aim, at the same address on General Cano, cases of quinine water rand gingerale by 7 pm, ‘theny in perso tand look them into the kitchen and I noticed that the house After secing people come. e die 3 tile of this Reon seems bad to us because everyihing ‘ts. > eTthey teach:us_to- ‘love. our. Progress:(?), . too : vlp the: poor, “to give food'te boggers. S ae ti to our: ‘ouiniry ‘6 create disorder and’create distance _and in-our. work, “and they infilrrate. themselves. _ everywhere | in or der. to sow hatred, , Fhey show:us everything, which ts * things frou: oir countrics- throustr thelr embassiés, Daily, their sedition. | . dn fact, a: month ago: a group of. Mexicans ' i for Moscow: and inthe (Soviet). Embassy they. - ore : “ with.as ‘much vodka ‘as iley could drink, A 2 good ' surrtcin eet ine 1o-Nnow thie: country’ Which-so "foolishly" Hopes to improve. to. nientatly i bake ird who cannot ‘realize the: evil they do in supportltig tho: “Who Sov ch oflation-wherever they go, every daylve the, Leinisisssy tel propaganda we can 0 ‘ think that ~ : vw war bolas repaired and that they were getting ready for‘oompany, since there live at Gener wt Cano 32, Dwere seve nel vottles of liquor there, (COMMENT: No Sovicts NIKITLUN liges at General Leon 22 and, ® him at Led cue a 4. - Ssed that they te me without fall, I delivered fue Ov: a
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14-00000 \ a Nenbror VALENTIN $,° L0G! FNOV: re ee ; Dewi ot tior Tanecte Tat tera Wel . ce ° Uapooa ALORA TALA De DS Vena ov: . ‘Acreditado. corsa ‘Tavecr Soore tarko . aa ‘tune sosioe de Vaco-eénrat onbeti tase ‘de ont: NUT jabdictaaael . ot 3 3 Acea6é . De Sabana eonfiraan. ou Lleguds Treoedente da Nooed em o1 | “eaalo de lne 23210 brag a ot - * ook. “ES 9 Bges65 sonar ROGAS HENTOZA. ao ‘Cubase’ as  aidsottn, ‘pregunta per er . , _ LAOULAOV. ponive quiere aghor pee hacow fobre to ‘Léguda dei So arn - Ballot ikraniane ghee astuslionte. eotan ex Voriamsaiag pore Uegnn 6 ‘ vie. La ifabana, ox préxasro daa 100° mo Le we wot abe " ApeLrnno cuRnsLo Sno Cubianie's ‘gutude a au eolegs Lqoumov 7 _ y. ‘eomnion: ‘que al Balist Ukrantens id va a necasitar ‘da visaus ya: gues dei. wuelo de Vega’ sta Venganela pasar. al vusle de Cubans, yx aaut witoanonta: Be: ‘hard ‘bade la prégontectan® do, , bawapertens: . . So “Walle ICK do. sir Trance e le pide. ia doctisiontactéa pure a. Soe : cian $omik tooo. RO “ANDO Castine “ENG GUA ¥y- otros, para que paedan ; of Msgr 8 Noned . a ‘Fatuadtar an Aa Uiltverasead. ratrioto Laminaria *. as, . ” suCORno: “FLonrs de Viajea Henei mS Thcag: solielta vissos oo oe ee Do - (eonstantonsnte ésta’ ‘eajor ‘on forms foribtiar ‘88; atendida ‘por. rr Leger) . “beh he tee gies Pe ceo ee ee ot ee a3 Sop.65 VAKeDICK aviea qua tiene probleme son lea selosse: PLUTARCO NERA, DARSANTES y GENZALTE que van a Nowed, , 27 Sep.S5 ‘Fe Anvitado a round dmcoctel del Cuerpo Conmiler para el présine dla We & cet.65 JORGY MCJAS MYNPon\ avésa la Lleeoda da 40 deaportiatas fTus9eS,e LOGUINOY ea enecarges de atendor dishes Jjugndorete
te pam ~ 25 008.65 ' Hace reservackone vara ir at Puerto da Masa tidn, 28 Oot.65 . a) avtaado por KE REDERTO JORNIN da la pabejada, Cubana, quo” en Yucatan 20 encuentran los barcog rusoa *Zhaf ire" ¥ otros. en si que: hey + “an _Lestionads. por explopidn de una. ealdoras . . “oe , ~ ~ ~ a ‘ : 7 - ae “roemev.65° io Se reune. oon “GARLOS. BLANCOS. op . _ JULIO PLAtas de ta- Ce oTeNsy 9@ “pone. a Bu disposiciéa. Redorva por Mexdeana. ce. aviaetén Paeajes. para $2 wiiono. on  F¥ pare SUGENTO, GORLYTZINE  ° aor . a : ~ HARIANO: GANCTA cénauk Cubano an aNd eiday tuforwa: tnetaonte doh bares donde boris leaionade VICTOR MONOSHOVs oO, “ MARTARQ Ganeza nucvacento informa’ eatado ‘de palud ae - Leedonade MOROSIOY y quid on transiadado a la edudad do héxico “para, sor atendidoe por- los. doctors CONCHA ¥. CARDENAS de NGrtaay ° _¥ et Dre, BNELESEG: SORTANO., de y MSxIeo6 ae oe : -. ‘ . Reserva: pasale | a Cubs: pura ol Leaionade ? yOROSHOWS = a oo * a ee : . Oe L yen me Q ni. Dre. EMILIANO. SoRTANG ‘le informa to ‘patina ae an. oarinore . 30. Nowe65.... “FUSO, a: quien postortoruente spars de apendicltise 13 Bae .66 CHARLES O.MUELLER de: La! reba Jada ‘de Estades Unidos, eclieita a a . la visa para ou eapesa ELAINE, ' Replama a su antiga scannno FLORES que la otra oeasiéa quo 18 Ene 466 fud Anvitade a au fiesta asiatieren unoe norteamaricancg. Bate go. diseulpa y le invite edloe ° Gomarita eon a1. Tones jaro ae Paindwid Ines’ Jost Be. caLvo las na Buesiag: ‘declaracionce de iu Frecidente publicadas hoy ‘on: Excoletor. - aa
_ eon “alguna. perecna da Hoe, puerto. -“yaireo: ol-qie ver ; *Thulomalés* | euyo ‘capitdn. infor . a ‘STETLER ‘de° ‘Droyfue que” fogtes 2! Jearfa para. eéa fochag y quiero recordar que dete darse.avieo . es 1a. ‘tapi tanta. aed Puerto oon \ trea: dias. da antietpaciéas — - 2 100320066 — EVCES TIO Wroarnt rade a n {TITER dae Toontce Plectromtecdites ciutags mgndticasa para da prabetora DkeS da LOGUINOV, Ue atendiids por ol Dre S0NIANG ¥ operade al lose de fobrero en la Cantral Quarurgica, Reserva vaca jes a Magatlfn, . Avida a GONZALEZ, de Villasuin, y Compania, que ‘sale a. ; Contzdcoalcos. a vigslar By earga Med barce y. pide lo’ “ooneoten, a 5 ERICKA, Correaponaal de ‘The Huea, ‘ge pone ‘do acuerdo para -- “hacer une wednién,s Por. indicaciones do PRIINODKO » Levard- a SARITA ROSSENFTELD: _. ¥ PERLA GONZALEZ deo The Rows “Anvd taedones para is rocopotén del dfa.23 en la. Bebiijedd. SANTIAGO RICO: de Agoncias Generales Mit tipa, inforia- ae.” LOGUINOV qua lea baroce rises. "Thutomaiéa’ y. Shelengalée* que en . ‘dias pasados. estuvicron oar gande on Coatzacoaleoss denda edtuve _ . LouxNoys | represarén | on cuatro dias nde por lo que. quiere saber ef oo. posible: qué. un bireo| due, sale el dla 38 con destine a. La Habana: regrese ol 2600? a ‘cargar 54500 toneladas. de tea fess. Loouinov no comprende Goro ous osible ene y. orae- que 588 ore - co ratifica que a6. “trata, det nga - re -eargore: | |" BRTCKA. le: inate. a conar a. eu. demioitio. x  pregimits cS ya" one oe ._ tiene tistos ‘aus: ‘popelva pare: podor vie sare: LA. 4 ~ no % rae SALVADOR ¥aZ de Representactonee Harfeinad. ‘quien compass . a LOGUIKOV en su ditimo viaje. @ Hasatlan, inforna foriliarnents la Llegada de des barcon rusca al "Ortldn® y el "Venus terly® gue prézimamente llegnréin a Acapulce, pidiende que una persona do ia Enba jada vuya a ese puerto para quo sirva de interpreta,
14-00000 _ eh w SALVADUR Paz nuevanente infersa a LOGUIFOY qua de Aseapules : ol baree que liegS neceaita para castes 10,000 dolnres, para. x Sombuntiblo, gaatoe do puerto y provisioenes. LOGUIROV inforca 2B ; ~ que los dara hasta el lunes, otiando. Fecrese ol Conse jero VISKO f- do Veracrus donde oatd . atendidede. ef barea “*Thulomaléa?. re Ao ae Boo. . . . . . wt . eit : . ; Ca) Keoe66 | ABELARDO ‘curnELo cénoul Cubano, lo devita para al présins I an 7a lanes a da Faria aol Megare, - oe ; To mo _ - mo ob cok 72 Mio .66 - | De Manatidn: al Capstdn do} ‘area suyrae so comuntea. on. OO . j oP, ; a “se ¢ oon Loaurney, oe ; ee TR oe a7 tee .66 ; So. voir’ wafland fon HARG ARES FEDOR pare que. le a8 toa _ ; | dootumentos que LOGUIHOV neoosttie os 25  His0.66 SALVABOR- pat quters sotrarie les dlepostotones reapecte : ad arribo de ‘barcos ne reénton a puertoo. acionales - ver que. moa opintsn. “tienen ustedéo: sobre O80°F | vor of ustedes cons euba jada piedon: tonar cartes -@N- S| dauntor s 4 ors Dre. Jose ‘prs “ALVA, Gatou. oo repertas LoauTkov le- - seclana haberlo do jrdo piantads ayer’ en: Cuernavaca, JOSE wis. -othece | lrvitarle’ para ais | eviispLoatiea: 61 ‘die Ble ge. hice earge ¢@e ia Peseivacianss “dursite ‘Ya. persinnienota’. en nbxtco, dol. seior ‘BOTTCHENKO: VicesPreeidente . do Inturias, 6a -. _ Mseeit : y devas. sconpafantes a wa conferehosta’ ae Mgdncioa: do ViaJeee, rs a ; “_cuiinite lo invita al sgiaa que. e TaTEKov y > MIROSHNIROV. y ; KRORNUSHAIN a ta- recopetdn gol dia 25: ‘en ha Enba jada “dé Cuba en despedidaa del Lice CARLOS conzaLes, PARRCDI ca organinada por. ‘al = . 7 ° : : a ‘6 “. Ctierpo cénoulars ' 23 Abr, 66 Comvina oon MERCEDES TREVIRO do la Asooiasién Mexioana do - Agencias de Viajes, sobre las actividades de los delegados ruses a la conveneién de turisio en Guadalajara, ; , 26 Abr,66 Dre AMARAL que dijo ser persoguide pelf{tico do su pafe natal Brasil, pide a LOGOLINGY asile dentro de ta ecbajada, porque on la de Cubs ge le han negades LOGUINOV requards quo hay um tratgade weg.
14-00000 ee y recenionda vee ia enba Jada de etgdn otro pafe Latins o . Anfrieanoe : : 3 Hay .66 - Se ‘pone Gn contacto @on ol capitan del barce *Volchowik a a en Veracris i 2 pregunta ei yo ‘apercoté el narinere. FUSO. oe _ (Fosturicimenta Be sUuPO que dicho marinera habia faitsde a ou . bareo por ‘cneationes de raldae)_ ae Jas . ae oS a a Ei. Dee. Juan YANUEL #ERNARDE 2 RODRIGUER. quo’ dijo: ees  repree. “sontante. dol. Gobierno del -Sstado. de. Néxdoos le soldests viene — / “Loourkov io invita’ ‘a que pass | mailana a la eibajadas, sR ~ ypees aakeemse inetete on: tonor sus documentée ‘para. poder aprovechar au Viaje a Lurojs y visitar Mosed, LOGUINOV ofrece .- oa bits - oe ° hablar eon ol sabe Jador of os. neoesario * pow La etepesta: wes Ce atonte, (por: elle? 6 on ae Seaton oe _— 7 15 May.66  Lismn ta “ateriatbn or derante de ita ‘Agonoka vega & Cook - porque siompro aio ‘gandan paoaportes pare gue ‘viens. Ro. van. anna bien, Foquisitadogs. - re oe oe ae ; Cowietonado ‘por Kaz LANTSEV “ gormndica al Lice Fenxaino FLORES... TRIEDA, do Aotaotonse: Eater teres el Sviistante ‘gobo zx extruvis: wee | ; BocoRho ‘FLORES: waptiea as wien, at ‘panaborte que’ “Re: $icno’ . | “fecha do. ‘vonedintento,’ Logu sv. maniftesta: ate. eplamonte. ag: ‘vheas ie as aa a toa: pasaportes en. regla y ‘que. ‘no Le importa ate esa- ‘porechn a i ' re vaya. on visita ofsedats ” Dea ete pe ey teres 30 mre6e aeoeria’ java jee para Veracruz. - ont - ° LooJun. 66 DERTA GONZALTZ PADILLA reclam ol ineumplimionte és : F sontrate de errendaniento do ia casa on Cuernavaca para ol personal do ia enba jada. - | i SOURR ERT eeenen semnreenmenenene sre erereee eee
é f i t t t : - : ’ = ne at Shee at is cory m4 Ste . . oar - y . “ > , ~ NE ee ein t RT 9 Fr BCE ET PG) wpe . > ~ wae A ny uy . ae 2 - 2 PRAT rs inate aeited OE re rere a ne meiner ee 7 ON ae . 4 yok 4 “ oe ap i “ wane . 4 ay + 7 ar yo ’ . sratermemn ntti 8B SE ny, taei8n de lon baroes tusns qua llegan al puerto de Versorus, ne porque ee recib!é uv tetey en aua dicen que Rueia va a dmportar “ ¥ ‘Treduetores, le. pide. Llevo ol proyootor de. eine, “porute.. os08 ; _LOQurnoy. tranttard. Jo. del esgura’ on LA Hvovinodels | oe ‘wens, reolaia: oi. mal honor de" LOGUTNOV. ol ‘dfa Que. sotuve on ee. SHELANYEV correaponsal ruse de Tavestia en La Habana, aetualmente — GALVADGIE Pas PLAT ' pide to ayude. para obtener la rorpreeci- tank carganants de gubering LoGuINOY Lo ayudord | pero no lo pueden oe disoutir por teréfonos a EL: Dro, JOBE’ Los. ALVAREZ, GALLO dei Instituto de Interpretes - | eofores, tiénen decoos de vor -atig | petioulas®, “gioaza, ALFARO. quiere crnivie. para platicss con algunes — funoionarics de ta emba jada. LoGUINOV estd dé. acuerdo on qite - 96a oh viernes Sdospues de jase clases: ‘da ingles? «. ° ‘La. sofiortta’ MERNAN DER’ dad “tnatitute, de Interpretes y- ‘Traduce “toreas Le ‘aviea que ane elatica. eordn hasta: Le préxina. senana porque SARITA eliue onferwas . : De ta agenota Morris Nesminon, “gniforsian ‘pobre et ehoqus - det: suse. Chevrolet: Impala ‘Plisas. 29<DA. y que. rebaron: ol Wad 100 | “NRIAN de ia Uigenetia’ Mundos 5 Toutes despues « de tratar pote -oaaa5 pues hasta ou familia ae Bolestés. LAGUIKOV. recomienda. len aha. novelas ade amor: qua policincaey porque le’ hase Preguntas gue mo puede eontestors a a eA eT. ree are eres wo bag ne wT, ; . ret i . af - . et woe pregunta al Lies HORA PLANCARTE’ oftotal Mayor de ia édanra, 6a Diputades, el motive del viaje a Rusia del Diputada- JESUS SANCHEZ, parm podaris otergar la viga, Gaetiona visa para Fatadoa Unides 8. nombre do VLADIMIR om Hdxice.
‘ , o J « ti Inge MANUEL ARAYA de la Ssoratarta de Neourscs Nidraulioos lo solicita lu visa, para asistir.a un songreses El Eetba jador_ do Cuba IERNANDTZ ATHAS, pide se ayuda & “un groan ‘eind go nuestro” ol Dre ALFONSO MARTINEZ ALVAREZ quica | oo _ | degon asiotir al Congreso de Microbiologia -08 Meaod @ Anoluaive i estd invitado pare, loo “feate soo del 26 do. Juiie on La Habenite - EL. rigs wana ‘AWAYA agradcce: ta vitea Stor gada ye ata wogrese” 88 rounirdi para. ET: eatibio- ‘de teprestonsas LOGUINOV Xo ster ro Tt - - x. . ‘el Lice LARA PLORES informa haber rectbido cable do Yaba Jador. JOSE ‘YTURRIAGA en ‘donde. ‘ratifioa su invitectén, por - ; éal sotivo polioita ia vivadg ¥ “peder, platiesr eon ies Agregsdea ce Cultural - y Conercial rUpOS 6 Loouimnoy. dard gustoss la visa 7 on Oe uo “da emba jada los pondard | en ‘eontacto, oon esas personage . HOTAs Freouantemente. @e busgado LocvIioy_ en la onbajoda -PUsAs. ein quis ae encuentro Sates ne ; Late giege Ye Don. owe
7 he. le, : : oor 25 signer 1966 ef ; BO Te ey oer ds ee, hone ; . . f . i <4 : ee le ‘Tha-C/0 «: cf atte Rent to ‘Subjts hone’ the évenire of 20 Sept for dinner. Te os tablish: a: eee the o/o%s al is, om at moe releticonghip with. Sub jts wife, * they, avoiding use of . jee were lo other were t Fectient beaide un, | and Sub ond his. , * her ‘husband “tera a few years, . 80; “avthengh Subj ibe tald ‘the ‘c/o. that, Wa site. “ doae not know. of. the Intelligence relationship. Yetaeen. them, ie apfeared evident "to ‘the c/o. thet Subjfs: nite ‘coniaidera the of in sang Kind” of opecinl reletionstip, nt: _ to: her Husbare, « _ nn we ” vot rs a which he hit onl tt’ in reporter thedr rent tr V epenking ee . ; “Detcnee 18605. Bit AN 20° j atateas te are interested -that as may ‘tras ‘ Pe LY a ‘poasihie 60 te rhe "Seayention: Maybe we could later: on. use, ‘one. of than, R ut ‘the: : s 2 ; | yroblen: wt th. the. Noxicang ag thio they are vory affable “and. simp ticos. but ition, + ity arn a ea it répches, the paiat, af a ‘Strairht t Proposition, t ey are ‘al Pohicken, me you plating: ti . ahot", ‘Loginov atatea 1 ter na ect a a fob, Department." ‘ me . He wil te. ‘gone Firet: The beason that} Lonwinov ‘came by. to, subg “ts that: he anita to investi te ; the, ba : aliabhy treatrert that had been accorded the delegates’ to. the Yieroblolerical ‘Songrees a: . in Moscow (Subj had told ‘the C/O that the attendees to the Congress didn't even “ ‘ Pete. PAR a7e C1910. C385 § ioe oe |
14-00000 & & : Cur yoo WAVE, |  Beve hotel fideess-:-il:- ‘iond, bat had to be put up in beds at “onece Uedveen4ty),- - Loginov wa evidently “{aventixoting on complaint n° the “ervienns who bad attendad. . Subj avhed if he. awn > cofne to vedte hie report to Tet ret, Teytinow: outa, - » Ko s higher = te fee oo. ne oO Satig asked i'there vad any: “ord about, his trip (ta the INeUTT ST, coavertion= oe - Po, about ah ch Pri ; “rps nipposed to let, hin ‘know if he ee: ate attend), Iegdroy, ° « feisty of Touriome” ae . oe * ‘uorsta ‘no. vorob ete" te ot my - “ le” to do carg thing. Row. s Ble. Jeter, on Ler tines a ve te aby: "You | ere: ungh mu Tite, ‘rate a Nextean that wor ed: de. 2 a _ Tecosiiend ‘gomnune Despite: ; he way ! Subj. vaingys™ ", | [ootdnte:- wit Lofig’ Subj “said: he. had: ‘the.’ impres sion: ‘that’ Loxdinow wan, BSk sing Oe) “schon | who- eculd. take Subj's Places © At any rite, Subj. had ie + f : one he. arewored Logit nov/. Subj reblieds "You | chave- irore. -contacts , ‘Sid J haven 3 ei ne of ‘reoples. to, not necessary for. re! to, reco: reid: ng ie i a or in a wae a aos - oe an Se Sa ehane sat Hie dubjeot and asked? orimint should Y 3 ce to the heya" (ee : ae , / ce “ UagURIS yen . dat oy sad: Don't. make the. Bare rigtake you nade lis | tine = “yon | mo . ae > bron he Englis: OEP afuntrys - iplng ° . .@oean! . cont more | than, tio or three’ @ollara.! ye Ke ., : sone thing: Moxie: 2 on 2 Sept he. had lunch with | gernatda, ond sian n variant Lo “Se. Subj tia“ Suby also that ‘tno ‘Reetines; in ‘Hevenbor in Sucxtioly one. ‘in 2 Varels ote Dea “ernahda shoned Subj an article in Giccrrs “Vo, the Wel iets: . A ite gid he had trarstetede She started telhire about hooprup : om POL ea a egy ALE, Net - Fun Secetns ( {ee ‘ me nt tr : 4 toed Veen) Te Vtem Ae Or cice br a es ef? 1. thier on See i ra . 7 y Pont nc oo | Cee _, - on ) a? oo ews ane Lh 2 Leaman ~ V7 ins RUS :
‘ celled ! : ‘exican Yeu ly Yietnam, nhoso furpose it wee te publish the truth about - On weekends the. FEUD : Cor . Virtgn” and colle etenemey “to send to Vietnan via Fronce. visits sillo,un : le: loning Froletartas) and talks t4 the, » orkora. and” rea Fererda Fention® a to Subj. that there was a eral? ail he. ‘knew ‘of 4 ‘no. auch “a ay in the’ Jewiah ‘cortiunt ty. “Sarg turned the’ Fropeat tion down, 5 Soin te erenye and, ay sport. it with movioys Ro: th, dees Saree ee “Jv, Subj foie Wet: his. Bitets caetiat Wiese ae Senge ‘alse- whiuned "ned hing (ni ene : te) en . JaWR ait? conyedtien inl rere te vi cttn mi nda galled Buby" Lehouieth: Juan woo not ‘resent tort the atae Serena Me
ge Be RET 1 eben ‘asked hin how the purchase of the watches waa. , ‘a Bo. that the ‘borning after Our. te bee 0. Se tember... ‘a saturt oa Oe : We, ich eviéwed bis, BOT Fros ‘now. on-T am not going. o to. yeproducé” thea in todo bat only ea6. ‘certain itens in vrief . _ form: elace they. are ¢ ‘thresone,. ‘repetitious. and “no Sy. Sek ; ations plus fabrication: Se LT Pat sosTrRoV: eased’ ‘bp: ‘at 4143. 40° “étfor’ regreta- tor not, having ‘echo: to yesterday's party. ‘and. ‘to. ey. that Soviet ‘eyelist gi} “game to Bexied “for, the: forthcoming winter olypics. Latex threé iow, Sevicte © jho don't speak Spanish: @ome in. ‘BILNYEOV said: that ’ (COMMENT: pt badly: ‘the ti : ‘return. to this paradiae, ar <8 epee” . , ‘Description of watestado” described atove. 18 Sept: Nothing . oe .. _ SLogiNoY tells bis that he is nov Cossul in place of YATSXOY. Tol he-is looking for a 5 bedroom house with gardea’ near the- Embassy and not sore than 4,000 HN per ponth. Aaks  . Subject ta- look for ono. =. | Liou, Oger Ge get . tree (9 lo Gs 7 Sp | DTH L Qe “x emt een O TD weaneoe et
14-00000 [ee ‘Subject tekée-off on bicygle and-finds a house at Avemia - .. > ‘Chaputtepce 760-with Pit pedroees but py gic st. 5. 08 subject porte ‘g. tha, LOG ENO: - * 16 ‘sept saturday) _susEDy ts alone. ‘tion “yo4s 6 5 yit0.-: ; § sing EAL : V and 6 GEA COROBET. ‘gill.cose, to party. sext- aay. , oft ‘at airport. | (Both LLYRIC. and LIMITED: ear: and not returning ‘by, 1400) 7 7 SiLNIROV. ‘Goned ta ‘trom: "1 T00. ; to leave: the- party” a Little: early, ince. ~ o. the. Soviet kids in the, Enbassy. tha ; ones: 1h and: Bay, an*t- Oona: At: saat "PRIIOY cone ‘in: and: att #0 | to par 18, Sept: -.2100: SILNIEDY. and: STRIZHOV. come | ‘in...  Bubject fi vites” Pr ° then. ‘home. for” ‘Lunch, They can't because: STRIZEDV™ had: to. drive Coe ‘Ambassador to a conference with Chilean ‘Ambassador. 1400 - ae . SILNINOV in alone. 19 Sept: SILNIKOV: cones in 3 times: 1100 to 1122; 1420 te 1440; 1830 to 1800 with STRIZIOV to eat tacos. ; @rinky 1400 SILNIEOV, STRIZEOV and GOROBETS drop in for a ; (COMMENT : ‘Ag usual LILYRIC aud LIMITED do not support these tines). - Francis J. COIGHE 8. £ CRB T.
14-00000 Te 6/0 rerinded Subj of what he basically was in Soviet eyes » an-Enctorn ~~ . 8 Lurepoun. refugee‘ end a Jow, And core, he had never professed to them ary ideological ” gympethy to the Conrunist cause. Soviets represented the wave of _the the futures and he wented 1 01 be. @ “ ‘Bat. he. must: recomitze that ‘such’ sontinont soning: froa a a Jew: gould daraly. have . Tae rost he had done was to declare that thet, : on the’ mipning. aides we oe . convireed the Soviets. ‘Prikhoitko: “Tf fou doa have tovpit (a man in your “St tice)s: ‘Subdjatt. a “my t would, bo difficult. neceseart to consult Gcternadién, because the’ , ’ comrany had to have the required capitalization ‘to place a foreicner - sould ' ‘you be able ‘to? o e “ soo from LicatinF Cokie cha eee sen
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14-00000 a Date ‘OF vswt rn: a 8 Beptenber 1966. =. outeide or in the ‘bar’, Subject doesn't see him for sustained: wife: two. or three’ times. From obsérving tim in: the- bar, ‘Subject ': fete ‘Américan’ and local head of Continental O11 Pee ao . riot appear. to ‘bé. ‘very much. “{ntéredted: in’ "people: Thus he has ; Played tennis with - “SARMIENTO for. years ‘and hasn't a thing to _ gay about: hin! except that. he 18 a pleasant tennis companion. : Similarly’ SARYITENTO's. wifé is good looking and a good tennis player. Font, 4. + f . . ‘contact REPORT ae co , SUBJECT: ce oy rect ‘with Subject: at ‘his office on a> Beptenber * 1966 . , Next. meeting ts. in About: two" weeks: to. ‘be. te 3 Club on- ‘weekends Occasionally ‘he’. brings; -Once- or twice: ‘he brought. “two: ‘Young - Soviet: men ‘in. > theiF oariy. ‘twenties... sHe- Has: also. ‘brought. ‘a Soviet. wonan: ca-- ' 25 who has: played tennis. with two dther womeb, club: members). whee Subject doesnt know. Subject hasn't 1 seen GORLITSYN- ‘since | | ws ‘reported. that Weixov. ‘still. cones: “fairly. oe, oo | ae | ' ; 3. - Since ‘LOGINOV dosn't : play: tenaia ‘but: only site around” periods.. ‘Subject has seen LOGINOV: talking to SARMIENTO or his. saw. ‘that, LOGINOV: is ‘on apeaking: terns with. several members. “gs ¥ asked ‘Subjéct. if ha “knew Ofelia ALFARO Lopez (Po11839);: nape Ne 4 g goed _frignd of: ate iaengnine nen a ae ase club soebors ‘the: ‘Woman. Was, present. ‘who: was a professor of Bconomies .; 6hlei ; : ~ c thi ~ However, | he dos” -8, I haven't. had an opportunity to talk to Subject’s wife > yet because Subject says that she does not know the SARMIENTOs. I met his wife last fall and noted that she is much more alert, interested and lively in social relations than he is. Therefore I bet that she knows a lot more than he gives her credit for. _I intend to invite then to dinner soon in order to talk with the oS wife and explore possibilities. . . i , ma ; fy fa wl .. ‘ . we . - 7 : 1
_ af. ‘Subj would be availeble that day. - Sub responded that he was glad that the c/o a hed - called because. he had. to pee him urgently. In characteristic manner Subj ‘trying, my double talk. told the c/o that, ‘he had received a tolegram,, that! his old. friend (Prixhotko) ° Soviots abe proposing Soba thing ‘that was ‘so } importait ‘that he “eouldn't dione’ . ait out of, hand - » in which case he was” to be non-comid ttal and stall on a decision: <a “Phe Cfo had. ‘communicated to the ‘Station the tack he- #68 “going to take, ard. Was later, informed by the Station’ to reveraé ‘the’ plaming of Subj's attitude toward: ‘ co. - ae oS - file. Lo waa” ‘Baek ‘ahd ‘that he: w mo 1500. ths doy at the, s For de 2 Moxi0o. The C/o s nes ‘Faraled by. the referonte-to- the: a ‘up the meeting. with his friends, . “subse ange - “G0 at that: Vacnuse the. arranged, a edet ‘meet: with" ‘subg for 1230: at Sere Restaurant, . a8 | oor a, “‘Neverthelesa,, in. considering the briefing: instruction to give to Subj the fo had : ‘ta: allew: for thie’ fact. that. there ‘aight havo: been apecial circums tances tn “up Sib 3° a. case with: his’ oupartoré ‘and the line, deofdea on “how: to aoa in the. future: Onda ‘that! the. Soviets. ‘ndight have. ry hot". Fropoaiition ‘to. make, 40 Subss. ‘and the. C/o. decided’ to brief. Subj ‘te the, extent ‘that. ie the ‘Soviets broached a: ‘really ‘tiportant. - aa é . . 7 o - . i? ' . . . , = yy 4 «Jt Lok ". § September 1966 — P-27IL. > eP 9 : SUDJECTs Céntact reyert/ 1 LICOZY=5 . 7 sere | a few minutes, Sears Ejeroi to Nacional iN fn) oy le On 7. Sept ‘at. about 1100: the ¢/o nade a rovitine- call to Subj's office: ‘oe determine é Stam ef going. to. 868- “the: "two of: ‘theni”. _(Prikhodko ‘end. Loginov): at had anything to, ‘de with setting: was out guous, ‘and. ‘the, 6/6: ‘let it®, ‘at Ejcrot to. Nacional,- where Sud J. nas to be: ‘on his own ‘wusiness at that - tives °] the Sovietat \_atreinéaient for their. meet. with’ Sib Je Furthery, hia was 3 Erilchodko's at ‘with, thair. flegting,: non-odoperative:' "agent." ‘ “A reasonable ‘ccntifgeney expectstion © : ‘Subj. was. ‘to ju . Bubs would conduct himself g0- a8. a ; on acceptance, | : af r nathings of overriding inportenes se oo operational’ aasitniont, “hd ch: to: dr Wout. the Soviets but t otal Further, Subj see foltor. 7 a contingency Fropoaition of the Sovists toa flat, unconditional “no.” Palais. P- 2276 ese Cr a) C7042 (r 2) : ‘ ‘ Wd Gd het ee Sane tied Mee
14-00000 ae . . . ° 7 2 . ; - Ian - epee ; “2 toe oo . . ; . Accordi nly, the ¢/0 tried to reach Subj at'his office. Subj was not there 7 oe .g0 the C/O left. a message. to ve given to Subj ‘if he’ should arrive before 15006 , " En el négseto- con sus arigos deberia usted decir "no a todos eh . The, message wase v . . The message Turported to ‘oone. fron *Seiior, Bergor." _.-. Ina télephone call to SuBj at 1800 that ovening the Cfo learned from Sub. 2 a that nothing of tranodending importante had occurred at hie neet with- the Seviete,. : . _ and, 80. tho c/o arratiged. to: meet. with Subj ‘the following: day 8. ‘Soptesber ae aan ee Sept Sub. reported: that ‘he had et, ‘Prikhiodko and ‘Loginov at 1500 the 3 “ ‘preseding’ “aay. in the. Flor: “de. exico Restaurants: “Prikhodko" aia most’ of ‘the ‘tatiting. - aan Tne "He brought “SubJ: the, two; Kites. of cava that Subj had requested (and- “pata ote. oe Py a D+. fo" 7) He eada-ne had’ had @ godd leave: in the Soviet Unica, and. that the. ‘welding. (ot nie). a : ; ow ” gon)’ had- gone “oft at right, He ‘hed spoken’ with: Nechtporenk. (wha is -eti2) dn Hoseow i” Fete énd with. “the. Ministry, of Foreimn ‘Affaira) who sent his “regards to Subj, ‘and ‘é136 Sea oS bee oe! Russian recorda.. He had. ‘Seen ‘Pav. el Yatskov- in Moscow ‘who told him that he had met : ar; re “y : Subj in Paris.- ‘Yatskov. ‘would de returning, to Hoxieo: about, 17 Soptenbsr 1966. Ei ther - 8 a ~ oss wee  Prikhddko, 0 or Loginov told Subj. that Loginov was. now_the. _ Sovio ‘Consul ‘in. Noxtogs: nn 2 “S oo _ Véiginoy told, Subj that “he. would’ ‘Pass. hy by Sub’j? a office on. n. Wonday 2 Sept). - a mar 2 vote : They discussed the invitation ‘to “the: travel, agents to! “come to Moscow. “Prikhodko. a not oe ' MRIST, représentatives, in Mexico chad ‘been: invi ted, that he had Ce é cee t os be “gaia” that twelve: 5 ay . ode - coe the ‘telegram and that he’ was going, to cocrdinate the arrangements. for ‘the travel - oe 7 . agent, to ‘attend, the conferences - [consasite. ‘The ‘telegran dent +o Subj in. ‘Spanish: con * aoe ae w& ‘Septenber. 1966. eeidt “there will be 8 cthference. 24s 29 Ootover in. Moscow of - - F Ss ‘trovel ‘agencies. that collaborate with Int vRISt Sealing vith interrati onal _ tourkamy ns ee stutdroints" oe ‘Prikhodko, : ~ f said: that’ Subj ‘had pat -hin, ‘into: a hata. syot. ‘with his guperiors’ in’ Nogeoa. ai ne woulda “have to éonsvrlt, with: Moscow’ “to. see: “‘shiother Subj ‘oan: attend. the travel agent Dob ‘ccnfereiice, “Subj asked archiy- *By letter?*: _Prikhodko’ replied “You! tre: orazy= on hs “everything eves by cable," " -Prikhodko. for: his’ “pax, - in, thin, refeigree’ to ‘sungte unedoperative attitu: Qs hid now, Subj stated "You. an Feftise née ‘visa. : a San |“: os' dismiosed that, saying that 4f Subj goas' to Woscdw He wil be meet Priktodkota © fT De collearues, and that if Subj is in Mosec# the’doctors. there would -be’ happy to . . . : cheok into Subj's health (a matter menticned préviously with both Loginov and - Prikkodko).. Sudj, res ponding sonewhat nockingly to this expression. of concern” by the ‘Soviets, said be was still their friend’ ‘and one of them. a we ' i 3
. “ - 36 : . . Prt kliniko ‘then renarked something to the effect that Subj now dida't want 7 Pa, to do anything’ fo* thea -what with his bad héalth and being tied up in tesiness= / but that maybe in: the fiture, sees. and “then got very mich inte the nresent ty aliding easily into. tho-old grooves he eaid "2 talkod/$8u | several times about _@ Man ‘coring tourist to Moxico: = what, -is the deat way to arrange legal “reatdendo- could it be one. throuch your office « “he- “ould be attached to your offices he dosantt: have™ to" Bork: the eo eof st , : _ fiersentt Subj, explained. to ‘the c/o" that ‘he sensed” the “trap snsidiataly, recon: “tha 5. this: “waa. the’ old’ ‘bent ‘of- the Soviets on “which: he. had furnished: 8 wealth. of..  tnforma tion i nthe - past. Subj: reagcned that if the Soviets: were “fishing” with tie - ola bait, he would, ‘not ri “t6 at eagerly because ih view. of his. récent ens, - oat ~ “Gooperative ‘péhavi or ‘tt would only’ confirm to the. Soviets ‘that he. was, Weine ee Co wy .. controlled (by. the AIS), Hes would my not. yt reject the J insinvation. of his cooperation : |. out of ‘hand and cA wesortealty, tasnute hab would | not be- consistent! with dis” s posture.” alaays ‘in! ‘Ale hand.” Paranthetteai iy, ‘Sab ‘told ‘the ‘c/o that Te. the “poly 7 ‘ta that’ of. sonnte te Fojastion’s of; ‘the. Soviets he should” not have even. net treat tat oe PS : . 7 _astng the’ “sient thing. ‘in. atritigtng ‘hind ‘along @ Bs barren, path. Thus y- eithout! batting a me “ . ve eye he -aimply : repeated ‘what he: had ‘already told then. / Subj 9 said he would” have i Le eee an to: ‘eo iult Gobotnaei fine -bocause he: didn’t know if hd nis 8 oompariy hed - the. megetred: | ; oes Ltalizs: er ina job but this being Nex texico, anything. could. “C/0-at this ‘fe ‘Point that she. Soviets, _ capitalization to. ‘Place, a, forei : robably: bo. agne.. item monte Su Femaiked._ to. “the “The, ‘Gfots. cuubary ‘coment to. Subj! 8. “anapoken plea, fot criticism of: his ‘curse of. action Wes that’ “urider : ‘tha Soiicept of: a Prieta, yeas sory no" "policy ‘savard: asa Geren, Jem, and: fis wife. ‘a x Pusofan- Ton, 2 haa Tere 5 ‘Sept “to. New York « en ratte os 5 ws " to the Soviet Union, Subj said Rothénstreich had told ‘him’ that he was ‘friently with © the Soviet Ambassador ‘in Mexico and represented "Russian’ firms* (sto). ¥asas to remain in the Sovict Union “15 daye and visit a few cities, Moscow, Kiev ani ¥olscernde ‘and ‘then gome cities in Europe, Por Signe ta Paris,_. Subj said that Rothenstreich's “—; Wee ey fee 7
+4000 owen fire was taking the hotel reservations in the Soviet Union for him, be. The C/o. had noticed a ‘now ‘face. among Subdj's enployées and asked SubJ- who the, : ~ daughter. of one.of Sudj*s. guides “an NGXL06,, as possible replacerent. for * capsble ana’ also. a a. nice’ girly Jaioud leave [ wold take. over. soe . a - ‘Te The 6/6 queaticned Subj: about, hia. atth tude - ‘toward, attending the travel ogerit. “conference “in Hescow, 7 cattend,: OF if not” hia. perscnally: somaone : fron: hia-firt, - Tike Miriom, * ae _ Coe ee “interested in, INTURIST: business, and felt that he should know what plana” INTURIST - nar , will ‘be fortuloting inastiuch aa ‘his competitors will be there.’ cs _ 4. os oF I Subj said ™ he had met once before with Rothenstreich years ago, but didn't know: anything abcut hia. 7, : . Subj also menticned. a widowor in hio sisties, plow, who left for the Soviet Union on 2 Sop : Hosufahy had & brotier in Kiev. fri: was. Sub J: ‘explained ‘that: he- had ‘taken: ‘on the new irl, | th “who: had en’ offer ‘to ‘work ’ ‘for. the Toraeii, Embassy in Kexioo, Subj said oe a . -He would. not: want to. Jose: (__Sesiaes ‘even though she isa slow, workér, she 38, - ws - her: work: (which includes. athe: Rikers for non-Soviet travel to the: Saviet. “Wat. my Subj, said “that, from & ‘business standpoint he would ¥ Want to": ‘Ne. was He ig ‘interested . mT 7 : eo Teo ‘to ‘know - what péreentage he gots of- TNTURIST daginess.. Ra bolieved that INTRIST * - would. ‘foot: 50¢ ot the. costs: of ataying: in ‘the Soviet Union during’ “the conferencd< : The, Cfo” asked. it: “Subj knew the’ other’. travel agencies: ‘that. were to be invited... or the a - __ twelve ‘fron: Hexico Subj folt. that the following were ineludeds Garza, Garza Tours, — vee “De Carto- Testa, Viajes Kelis, - Cook'a,: Neximerica , Pegaao, Exduraiones y “Viajes (SVISA) u American Exrteso,_¢ and possibly Autoviajes, Intornactonaless. Subj ioiew the, “Jefea” of Do a i. . alt: these. ae . ‘Subj: plang. ‘to ‘attend ‘the. InteinationaY Coes and Convention ‘aesbotatton
. supsicri - Lrcozy=8: ‘MENORANDOAE FOR THE ‘RECORD’ os en Meeting: vith. puiKiioDKo and’ ‘wootioy . On! Iv ‘Septer os 7 Y.. Lredzy=6, ‘geported: ‘that he ‘had a’ : péating gith -PRIKHODKO and: LOGINOV at An: towns. Lo . -. Te. 2..- LiLimic reports. ‘Eabassy- ‘alone ‘in his -own. . PRIKRODKO- ‘Left alone. on ~ -Feturned together. ‘tn Loc BCRET eaber 1966 1509 on 7 Septeabor at a. toast ‘that on. q ‘september, LOGINOY Teft ‘the ear: at: “‘Y4o3: going- north on Tacubayas__ foat to thé east at 1416. They" both: - ENOV'S, car at: 1720. We oo 3. Thus: LOGINOY: ‘picked’ up PRIKHODKO somewhere and took” hin to -the- LICOZY=5- meet itig.: Thie. -4@. not. only a good: ‘antia: surveillance : device ‘but also helps. to provont us. associating. _the two, ot, . Oe , ‘ e : ’ ery ve * : ‘ Fe ont n Nome auger me a 7 , ‘ ‘ & * a . - . ate . . . > 7 . . ‘, so ' . - : ven ne nes sn - co oer mes i mgt ee patti mrt en ; :
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14-00000 . ’ 40a ana + atime to on sco EOC NESBA D ARLENE i SARE Pe NERA “SAREE AEE NRE Rint SCR AE ’ = . orcotr wee ee Rend semen & bea & a - ee Qn . Lone . 35. Concerning the biz cay, 21 August, Subject had tho following to say in addition to the information in his notes. This information was ab response to my questions 3; ee 2+ Ticy left the store at ca 1410 and stopped off to get. . a Barbecues epic sen (COMMLNT? they cidn*t actually arrive: at LICOWL's ee ob. they wény ia a blue’ Stat ton wagon (cosstnrs this ee ts ee RS IT DAD, os . Ot eat - . - Whe Soyi iets. ‘left at ca 1890 (coi ENT: correct), al . . a a 0 a i rece gic aééwh. an hei 3 wife: and the. two ‘Soviets, “os wae ge fog) 2 wehtor roand son~ in=law were présent. | ° F) od eg a bet “oO oO Ss 7 a So. Later on ih the meeting Sis rBiect volunteered: the Py : oes Joi 2 anfosmation thac STUSIAGY had told him that he. had obtained: . ce ees rs pew Sion tor conc Lo ICCWLE S * hone (COMMENT: Stpa Conduét™ © oe for so: Ow part of. a case ubject ” te - = giso voluntae Gold SILNIXOV th{t EdciNov ‘Hgd: Called 2. 8° 5 ot. 0. & girl fro n Saturday (See Subjeck dr 20 oll. a ; ~ Fe (Auguez). - ELLNIEGY's reaction was one. of approva ing. that- (Fee élor now. I asked Subject 42. ‘he ‘didn't-think -- 0° bit indiserect since he’ céuld have burned — met LSS IN “OV, sp ce SILNIKOV. Has now shown an interest | an in . an security “ic Ss. “Hie said Y was right but® it was obvious” ; er are ; . —cthat{tris aspee¢. cidn. 't bother hin: in’ the least either before’ or A : . after ny guéstion. Ue vat wot Tod. astied Subje oct what be thowgnt: about SILNIKOV's. ‘erratic ae ‘behavior: about wanting, women, porn 10g phic. material, ete.-in that’ ; he raise’ “and dvons he subject, without any. sense, ‘of: continuity. 0° Cais by. proposing. we.\senda’ girl undee OaRS ‘store: and. Ne would- in roduce’ her to ae what: we, are i wbjees. ould: bar ‘invited “to hig’ ‘heme. “at: a “time. “Whe re -Subject= would introduce: her. asa fr nature-take its. course... re “but: could. be quite. ‘difficult: to implemen UL renarked: that it: was a. ‘shame that, he: ha uirable: candidates » jin-his. heighbori od | fron’ ‘Jalisco “idea bag: ‘bas pete tha at. One muitabie, since they weren't: the - ‘types, ‘tor 7 s LA _. | Whon’ he could si-such an idea. I'told “him .that he’ “eoulén’ t we . : .: but. we ‘could, a ne .would Spot suitable candidates, toe ee! te te e - pero : — Art 3B hogae [Tbe
&e and thatAla *mayde*® was juat a uny of Jjoshtng Loginov. Subj then aasorted ‘to: the C/O. that he felt ‘strong in Als capactty to deal with the-Sorleta, ant that Als Joking remarks tn now way ‘yitlated taal strangths. The C/O brought up the matter of Subj'a having told Loginov ha would supply. Atgy personal documents te Loginov, and (solely with tha -destgn/of reaching for: Suby's motive) stated that we thought it would be bettentf-~Sudf did nothing ta poses these dvcurgnty ty tae Soviets and held. them off indefinttely. Sub J apreared a btt chagrined. at’ the CO's Pequest, and told the~C/O why?’ -he - : "+ munted to give those’. fbastarda® Ala documents to’ show ‘them-he had" nothing ~ to 7 a “Alda, and that-he was not afratd of them;.tf he didn't give over hls documenta = |" they night ‘think: they | hed something on him, Further he. felt that Ad was buying ° insurance. by: “hand tng. them. over openly, and gavé as an example that he might be re . flying tn: Europe and might: find ‘Aimself diverted or force-landed. dna place. ve of. “Like: Prague, or- Wirsaw,~ and ¢ woulld-be-a comfort to him to know that ho ASthing. / ‘te: ‘be | afratd of: ‘concerning any’ ‘trreguiarities™ in Als poste ae .* Pherefore, Subj. asked tha“C/0 to. check with his "bosses" to see. iy he could! ; at the go-ahead on hand trig over Als documenta. Sub, f said if tha answer 18 ino? a Re “he “will comply, but. Als pleading to the C/O appeared as. if Subj thought Ate” me * the utser course. Comments: ‘Despite the C/o's- mathod of challanging Subs on : = . gpectfics; ‘Like the ‘*maybe® and the. ‘passing of the documents, the” Cfots™ Om an opinton. ta that, Subj Aas: achiaved a very satisfactory status ‘tn his dealtnga : . ANCA the: ‘Spvtets,” satlefactory. . in the oenge- that it ts in ‘accord’ tth the”. -Stréionia objectives in tha case and equally important that tt can b6 maintained because té ts congtatent. ‘with Sub, Personality and outlookef” aa ae “Baby expressed -@ desire for. another get-together with the c/o “and his: ‘whfe. The C/o explained that. his. wife ‘wotild be. deaving México by ntd—~Jonuary —-and: ; a oe ", SUBJ; who déesn't Aged any pictures toda draun for Ain, immed lately hazarded . - Bee ‘the opinion that that rieant that the C/O would beleaving nat too dong: aster. ra . - Ihe C/O acknowledged , thts posstbhility, but said. he. had “no idea. Of. whan it: would - - , “take place. _ Sub yp wanted ‘to know 47 there would. be.:soméone to. take..the- C/0's - +, . . place when the tina’ came, and the C/O anewered - that” of ‘course there’ would «> : ee ‘The’ ‘tdne for the geertogether is at for some “indefinite date, before the . /Cfors wife. depar'ta.: os aae oo be
— 7 Lo « oo (14 Becuater 135° as ne Song: “MERORANDIAE FOR THE RECORD os . a of | BUBSECT: - "Carlos, BLANCO. Bolano @-9928) ao SOURCE: . a _LITRO=12.. Ee, - es ns So ~ ot Be -pélowing: 48 ‘Sources. Feport on dibjoct which aston — ” t6.008: on: 13: ‘December 1066 | in _ response ta. the attached | _ re ire - “requirement: oe ; en en “a: 2. "Garios BLANCO works’ in the. judicial “police.. as a confidant of Carlos. CASAMADRID (P-10968) « -Barlier he’ vorked ‘an: ‘the DPS and later: ‘worked: with Carlos: HADRAZO (P5193): in the PRI. When MADRAZO left the -PRI ‘BLANCO continued as his aide, Later _ he Yent to-work - with CASAMADRID, Ini ‘the: nes be never. worked. on +: Anvestigations: but was ‘aepigned to the” ‘gecur ity “of DG joper Je 7 ” foreigners... - -I-met. his last ‘Saturday. (COMMENT: lecember ; _ . “evidentally-in responhge to our requirement, which gsurce . ee | . ¥edeived. on 9. December). -He said that he is-a friend of . . wee bo.» + *@iladimir) “LOGINOV of: the- Soviet Embassy and: he. had’ one of | epee LOGINOY' a: cards.” Attached is. BLANCO's card. Y wilt eubsit a photo” ‘Jater.. | ‘CABAMADRID! a. office’. number if 10=33-82. An. Bre. SANTOS. of the: (Anierioan: EnBassy." : 3. Source submitted BLANCO 's| o6r. “On: ‘the back is. written |. , - |2 2. Atenor Sala # 110-7, Col, ‘Naryate (BLANCO's home address). and: 8 the: teleph @ -Hunbers”. (0533262. (CABAMADRID’ 3. office). and - - eo 28-57 =40- leave sense es)... Evidently, BLANCO does - “not, have: a. home Phone. - ; Aes “poBts8 ‘poss ere
14-00000 ; a ca 7 New. c 2712 12? Dacember 1966— “- . Contact ‘Raport/ LICOZY5 om = 13 Dac 1930-2000, Hote! Aa fora coeorns = TT ame C/O arranged to deliver.soma liquor to Subj at the “time ha mms hosting , an Air France cocktatl.at the “Hotel Reforma, After.the liquor wes transferred te Sudjts car ina nearby. parking Jot, Subj récounted to thec/o tha story of a t vistt he hod had from Va, perengeniney th that day., _ Some: personal question . , : ‘ Se poe ~ a) How had: Subj left Poland (ofter wiz) for Parta=-had kts documantatton et been lagal. or. ‘t2legal.- Sud J. answered that t¢ was légal. - ; en 2) How was ha abla to enter Paris-.did he have a valid French visa. Subj |: said-he did. How iong did he stay tn Paris, - Subj satd.a-few months. 0 an -. 9) Bas he.released from service with the (PolBsh) UB? SidJ.said. yes. Wor. re . thére any condtttons to this release. Sudj said-no. NARX Wao he supposed to i fen be_ ‘contacted - -by tha ‘Poles. > Suds said yess and: related the story of- ‘how ha une . : 7 contacted in Mexico. (ta March 1955) by a “Polish diplomatic courtier who brought. we, @ lettar from Sub jis old boss in thé U8, Stanchuk. (phonetic), and how Subj. “ oe ‘answared that detter. . (Comment t.. Balieve, the story given in some detatl ti 7 : : ' debriefing of Subj on his. experiences in. UB and WWIIf, Loginov wanted to know err - . Uf Sudjts. response to..foles “had beén, posttive or neyative. Subj said tt had _ _ bean neutrals Asked- “Why, subj “replied that he. belleved that eighty percent . Of the’ feies” were antinSovtet. Loginov aaid *You are right. a * : rr 5a ‘Bog tnov | asked Subj. how h@ wag getting along with the Amertoan atritnes : : ' he: ‘déals with. . SUdY: sata. Afine®, and “asked whys Loginov, sald that maybe 5 2 5 re : . : * Sub} ‘hag. the chance, he’ “can learn the name of.4 the dtrector of the CYA tn’ | me . lb fedleetoo®, - Subz told. Loginov he was crazy, or, couldn't be serious; he. couldn't — get_ that information.——L69 tnov asked Subd. if he ‘could, - would ha teil the” . oe, Soviets. ued said Ming ybe a: Lo inou ‘that. he would: “show w- Loginov the. documents ‘that back oe oe ‘“ 36/0-« asked: sshiay tf. he: Rad trigutre’: of Laginon why: the ‘Yatéer was asking’ te TE : -guch| questions. Subj satd. ‘he. did not, .aven though he was: completely puzzled - O by, this tack on the. port of ‘the ‘Sbviets.. But Subj felt perfectly at-easé im . telTing the ‘truth. ‘te the Sboteta, and: had “no ‘heattatton in ‘shoiotng. tham Ate. _ mor > documentation. ‘ j oe. va Tha. C/o told: Sudj ‘that ‘we would “discuss” thta- matter’ firtnar. : “ os , wt hoebeog Ke cer se
14-00000 S BEC RET CONTACT REPORT i. _ SUBJECT: ~~. LICOWLe1 DATE OF. MEETING: - 43 Beceaber 1966 le x met Subject on 13 December -1966 at the corner of Nazas aad Me@lchor Ocampo | at 2400. - “The peoting. was held in my Car and |. . lasted. antal 1515. ° paid: ‘his “800 uN’ salary: ‘for ‘December and 800. MN: .Christuas: bonus: for 1966... Next ‘Beeting 4a for Tuesday,, 3 January. . test at 1500, at the same. place. Te . op oe suet 2, . ‘Subject started out “by showing ne 4 piecés of: paper he > wee eee be oe. ." had picked. -up near the incinerator, They weré worthless and I - en re i - ° ‘later.told him not to attempt | to pick ¥P any more paper since. at mo foe is. not: worth: the risk. on ; A . Loe . : 7 me 3.0 r then raviewed. ‘the’ ‘Sesvin ‘examination ‘with hin, © 1 told oe . him that because 6f hia lies and. exaggerations, none of his pesvioud ie - information wag: considered: valid and that rather than "being, Ore” ‘useful tous" his material had meant a lot of work. for. nothing, IO. : . told. ‘hin. that (1 ‘would give hin Another chance and that we were ~~ toe, ,  jgtavting a new. operation.” Throughout my talk he wae. quite un- - “ta -. “comfortable, ° “He did not try’ to defend. +hiaself. but ‘imply agreed © on “te ‘whatever z ‘said. “Although ‘he, thanked ne ) for the second. chance: he | ‘did: not ‘appear: to- be too” ‘contrite. Mee OES ae Following are: the tev interesting teas from nad notes. Lf, ‘@.  (On- 12 Decenber. at ca 700 KORMUSHKIN. cane iia with another oe Soviet’: -KORMNUSHKIN -asked w bject: when he “was - going: to ‘invite hin - ee to. -his. home for a adPink ‘Subject. puggested . /Stinday,, 18. ‘Decesber.. — __ ea _ They ag ad te the store at-.1500. Subjéct described the- — See Tn ng: iiploast ea 29-30: ‘with: ‘a thin build“who.” — ji friend. of Oleg. "NECHIPORENKO (vas house for their school, Tal building « how much ‘an apartment: costs (1500 MN), who lives there- ' (chemical engineer in penthouse (LILYRIC), a German family on the . : _ second floor, etc. LOGINOV's questions were. general and so were i Subject 's’ answers. a : On Saturday 3 December 1966 SILNIXOV came in from 1412 He asked for two receipts of ca 5 MN each for bread, saying that he had lost the real ones. Subject thinks he uses these small sums to buy beer and girlie magazines, SILNIKOV then leafed through a girlie magazine and then said he wants Subject to find him a girl for whose favors he is willing to pay 100 MN, (COMMENT: chiseling © : 10 MN in. false receipts and in the next breath offering | 3200 BIN : for a girl?) - wee ° c e to 1430. FILE: P-8764 P~11707 o “penne P6414 e we
14-00000 x.  Concerding.. tho telephone. call of 6 Decéshor 1966 ‘fros Carlos BLANCO to. Valentin. B. LOGINOY at. the Soviet Fabassy in which: BLANCO. told LOGINOV. that "Er: .comandante Carlos” (Carlos. _ CABAMADRID. Miranda) wanted | to seé Pavel ‘Ay VATBROY. on an ‘urgent. matter, the following information may pertain’ to this, aiseussion 3 oe ee Oa: aU October, 1668 at. 2200: ‘hours Pavel Be -YATSEOV ie was 6 soon having “dinner with an unidentified ‘Mexican sale at the. ; _ . “La Fablita® Restaurant. on tho..corner of. Bjercito. Ractonal ‘ ‘gud ._ Gutenberg. ‘At the, end. ‘of their seal tho: ‘Hexican. ‘pushed a: oeel . “object seress tho table. ‘towards. ‘YATBKOY. “YATSROY.. covered this . object with hie napkin and them put the object in bis pocket. “at vas ‘ebvious. that. this object was passed in a- elandestins ‘pancor.. They. then- ‘Lext- the. restaurant. together and separated. : “fhe Mexican thea: went. 20 a> jeep” ‘with: ‘DF License 11-63 (1964=1965 4. .. Agee) and drove: off alone, ‘This’ jeep: had a seal reading... —. ae “procuraduria General de Juaticia a@é@1 Distrito: y. Territorios. Fedérsleos.< Poliéia Judicial.” ‘Thus, it-cas_be ageumed - that. the person ie’ “an exiployeo: ‘of -the. Judicial Police. a teers aay The unidentified. Hoxicas male was deseribed a8 ‘gtiout 38. years ‘old, about.170 ea ‘tall, 90 Kilos in weight, & glight | build, ‘dark ‘complexion; dark eyes, biack - ‘movetache, ‘and ho was oa Aa a. ‘condorvative business suits se : bem tL an ge! i€ As setea that both Carlos CASAMADRID- and Carios BLARCO: ‘are similar: 4a appoarance to the above’ described person. _— Be CaxVoa- ‘CABAMADRI p-Miranda ‘called: Oleg. M.. REC 1PORKNKO.. -@t the Soviet. Fab 0 March “1965. and 04°16" ‘Hare? 1965. os ‘60 10. March’ 1965 ‘CASAMADEI 1D called ‘to ‘eon afire a-dimner-with, 2 py ‘Gas pot ime on: the’ gano days” n 16 Hareb 1965: NECHIPORRAKO: ou ue he Carlos. BLANCO. called. Valentin 6, LOGINOV.. aay 1 Hovenber” we 1065 and .10 ‘Novenber | 1986. da addition ‘Graciela SOTO. ‘(a friend: ta) called. LOGINOV on béha “of BLABCO on 8 Septeaber 1966 and © Hovonber 1966, Ali of the sbove calls: wore to arrange - =| ° eoeial. eéotings between, BLANCO” and LOGI ROY. Mayo . 6. Al ot. the abo ianed Soviste are RGB. officers... - * Loar Rey. took tha. place: “of: “WECHI PORENRO when:  WECH POBERKO ‘ iezt’ “‘Blexice.- “LOGINOV arrived in: ‘Mexico on 3 “August: 1965. According to the telephone conversation he -was already..a goo friend of BLARCO's of 1. Hovember 1965... This it would appear that LOGIBOV i vite: P-88S pa7442° P~10968- (11712 P3634 ‘ peG328
14-00000 Be ; ns 4 was put. ‘into contact, with BLAFCO by another ‘govict, probably. ; | on NECHIPOREREO. ‘or “YATSEOV. “Yt: is interesting té6 Rete that, although ae ” . CASABADRID* ‘Bag: ‘beén is: ‘contact. with RECHTPORERED and ‘BLARCO has- | . been: das eontact - with LOGTROV, © there: 16 80 pervious. indication : that either huew YATSEDV, YATSEOV-in the ECB .ebicf of beth. | t . | SECHIPOREKEO and LOGINOV, © * 7 oo 6. Attached ‘4g.a copy of a benorandun cosorning LOOIROY,
14-00000 4, In July 1966 whon you ond Guornu woet discuss sing Carios - GABANADRID &@ @ poasiblo chotco for the person wie bad a secret mooting with Pavel YATS.OV nt “La Tablita™ Res taurant ‘{n October 1965, you ‘told Georco thay CASAMADRID's scnistant or. nan of - confidence, NU,. fitted the description ‘of the porcon avon RE than CASAMADRID did. |= What: ia the name of this. porson und his official ‘tatio? | } errs axxo his busiiess. and hoe addroases, and telephones? ve xD + Can you | provide us with a photo ‘ef Hisi?~ ne rs Ma ‘Caan you give us a rosie of his. ‘professional. es reor and an - os evaluation of him as a porson? ay, Cos. . . ae Do. ‘you know a pia’ BLANCO who vorks with ‘casiv bap. ‘Dotalis — 08. bin please ‘eB. above. :. ay a ee me
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14-00000 7 Y 2 a a e & 4 CONTACT REPORT | a " SUBJECT. eee RCOWDET 22 DATE oF MEETING? ce 21 Novenbor 1960 “ae wor pickéd Subject up. at: the- coFner ‘of. Nilo and telchor:. . ti. Ocampo at 1100 on 21 November 1966.°° The tiee ting was held in my ; coo va TS. .- ear ona side sstréet and lasted’ 50 minutes. .I' paid Subject 800 MN, wu a + Ais salary ‘for November 1966. Next meeting . is for -1100' on i ~ . - Décember at the above place. Subject | wid be given an | SGSWIRL. examination at this meeting< ’ . ; Loos oo 2. Subject™ didntt” have a “word. te: ‘say abou: LOGINoV" “te ‘reeruit him, “when: {asked about<it; he said het nks ‘that .. LOGINOV is out of. town’ since he hasn't - -seen. LOGINOV since. his. -* ‘ 1) Jast.meet ing. with: me ‘His. notés for 17 November. gay that .at-- ne 2. 7 T1260 ¥Yurty: CISAYEV). .camé.,in with Snother “diplomat" ‘and: ‘both’ rE “" bought cigarettes. ISAYEV. told. Subject: (apparently out of “the” ce _ blue) that LOGINOV. had béén | very busy. and therefore hadn't’ ‘been, Paty ts able.. to sée ‘Subject. . ISAYEV: then added’ Subject. shoulda lt ‘forget J", i" about what LOGINOV had-asked himy- Subject answered. that’ he didn't; ees we what- -ISAYEV- was talking ‘about, .. ISAYEV simply answered, . od, .le ‘will come to see’ you). I asked “Subject. why TSAYEV? vot. would: ‘be di-éussing LOGINOV's bus iness- ‘with him. - Subject. had: no / “idea, except that he thinks, because of thia, that they are’ 67 connected. Professionally, (COMMENT: GRU- and ken?) Dole
a re ‘ Pete ee me pees - deli Santos 104, Subject told him they are’ all occupied, “_* admitted © that -he did and began to sketch them _b ‘LOGINOV : . didn*t seem to be interésted in his efforts, '-LOGINOV then. asked... how many apartments’ “there were in the building. Subjéct answered, . . 16, LOGINOV then said that. since Subject knows the apartments “ “$0. well he must also know the people who live there. Subject " -dropped : ‘by fOr ’some small talk: ‘and left some Séviet “chocolate - Hoke _, (which. ‘Subject showed mé) for Subjects grandchild. oa 9 November. ‘LOGINOY || came in-at: 4230 and” ‘asked. Subject. ‘to go to a restaurant: “ “LOGINOV to. his’ Housé but LOGINOY ‘insistéd on. a restaurant. . Subject ‘agreed fo" go on 12 or 13 November. “peetilé Him ‘to. report, on LIEMPTY-6 Ceh¢ lives’ in P.A. de 108. ‘Santos 104). { I asked why ‘LOGENOV. would be interested. “in LIEMPTY=6 . i - + Reweemnene fn = wee Cw . ered rer fase et . \ aes . Se i" . - a ‘ \ os y CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT? © 2°) LY COWL= 1 DATE o¥ MEETING: (10 Novenber 1966 a ie OI picked Subject up on the « corner of Nazas’ and Nelchor Qcanp? at 1100 on 10 Novegber. The meeting was held in my _ car ih. ad lasted an hour. Next meeting. is for 21 November at 1100. os ee ee . 2 subject: started things out by” saying that (LoGt%o is tryin to. recruit him-to report on-LIEMPTY-6. RevicW x0) 4 notes ‘and d’séussion revealed the f6llowings:. On 3. Nevember LOGINOV ; eame in, Subject’ told him he had found a. house on Juanacatlan, LOGINCV said that he's looking ‘for one 6n the Chapul tapec Park ‘Sigs of Talz, Tacubays and’ for. Subject to keep looking. Then- LOG) V-daid-that he would like to rent an apartment at PA. LOGINUY said ‘Subject rust know these apartments well. ‘Subject admitted that he did, At this point ‘some other Soviets came in , and the conversation was terminated, On 6 Noveriber LOGINOV ‘With - him, | Subject countered by saying- his wife was:home sick ‘and he had. no obe.to ‘ledve. the store with, . Subject .then- invited. ‘From the above Subject concludes ‘that LOGINOV ‘wants to. (there is Rathing about aim. in "the notes). Subject answered. that he finds: LIEMPTY=6, very ‘suspicious. because in. thé 5 years | that he has known hin, Subject doesn’t know what he does fora . Living. . He thinks he writes novels. In any case he is” home’ all day : long. In addition, he ‘lies. Examplé: “He told Subject that he owhs the new (LILYRIC) building. He is also eccentric. Besides his windows face on the Embassy. LIEMPTY=6 has apartment, 17. The apartment directly below his, number 13, (probably old LILYRIC) is empty. Subject went to see the owner having LOGINOV in mind, The owner said that the apartment had been rented by LIE }PTy-6 which Subject also finds surprising. The whole theme was that-he is suspicious ¢f LIEMPTY-6 and that. LOGINOV wants to recruit him to report on him, All of the above on LIEMPTY=6 and his apartment was verbal. There was’ not a word about him in his notes. _ ' . ° “ %. 4 told Subject that. if LOGINOV tries to recruit him for any purpose, he is to cut him short and to indignantly refuse. He is.also to tell LOGINOYV that SILNIKOV had tried: the same thing two months ag0. . * . rE, Lee were. wa OF cB Dewees Meer a mentees bee * Oe pee ae so fa
14-00000 " LICOWL+1 Contact Report re a Novesiber 1968 * | . co won poney. ‘He ‘4s 28-30 years ‘old, married aad has- dorked for | aa Nicolas: for 2 or 3. years, - (COMMENT : Colonia Pensil 48. ioe doe | i yo ., Western part of Tacuba and is full of Lagos, but nothing. . Do, anywhere néar Lago-Coni).. 1. ‘told Subject to ge-Bhead and ; .* = me the information on Nicolas LNU anyway. ‘x ia notes ow this” i are ia the entry for 28 Sstoper. | 7 Sf. oop ve 58, With this: Subject Yan out of volunteered ; ‘(ntornation and . 4 ‘we attacked his: notes which contained the following items ; worthy of note © ot ve ; “ : een B. on 1 Octo “LOGINOY ‘edme in and asked’ ‘Subjact: | to keep looking: for a house. near the Embassy. . fle said they. | a | | 1 | by Puan want it fora school to’ which the. ‘childres ean’ walk since - driving then” back and forth, to ‘the ° present. gchoeol. is proving - cumbersone; He also “suggested. that Subject. ‘sign the rental ; contract. ‘dince many people. are? unwilling to refit to Soviets .- ; When I _expressed : ‘surprise | bout, tibject: signing a contract for 85 oS, wai @-had-done 1t*before fora = ° |. *]. , Soviet. ‘Colonel in’. 953° ‘(the’ year: Stalin died)... This housé: Was - at Chicontepec. 70° ‘and rented: for 4, 3000 pesos. - (COMMENT: - ‘That y 5,000 Rctoee a month is .. ae Bd grate ‘ eG aya eh
14-00000 usual effervescent self, asked immediately if I had “gotten the capers he lert for nme, stated that he had “ ' decided te go to Moscow, Fattled off his. schedule, gave. ee the: nanes of. the only other two travel arents he knew were going, repeated several tires he'd. be happy _ to give: me a report ‘when ne returhed,, and. asked, as L?.- ii + I a hoped I didn't, 4f-there was anything” I wanted to oo i, . tell. “him: ‘before: he left.” ES ot the’ floor about: this’, eres . o ore 4 at » ‘ time. ‘and ‘proceeded. to. ‘backtrack over’ some” of ‘the rea {Di a i dust, covered. As ‘for his “schedule and itinerary, he > > wy ‘ re - plans. to leave for. Moscow ‘on. 23 October: via Ale Fraice, i e "stopping over vriefly, tin Paris; to make a ‘side trip to 7 “Kiev on. 27. and 28 Oetabers “and to ‘leave Moscow ‘for ae "Parts via Air Frevice on‘ 20 October, He. WALL fly ‘trom. coe a oo Parts. to: Genoa for a day on travel busifiess, and. then P vevure ‘to Mextéo from Parts on Air: ‘France. via: New ork,” "wh eFe ‘he pleris’ to pick up & couple ‘of. suits and take in. | ssupetman” on ‘Broadway, | Be mill arrive back tn Mexico on. 3 outeudey. Novenber,, _ Be ot 3. ‘Subject seid that in addition: to thie other : ae ia Pad agents: whon, he bea» mentioned’ ‘Vast “thine” as’ having” oe a ra, an been Invited | to ‘the intourist Conterence-aMoises SCHUSTER i SS ~ - o ‘of Mundos" Tours, Carlos IBARGUEN of. De Gerio Tears, and : # te -Edrundo GARZA ofGarza Travel, Service--he had learned that: ‘Tease BULAEVSKY of. get Travel Agency: ‘had, also Feceived - aoe van tuvitation. Besides: hi neelf, however, only SCHUSTER - Lect and BULAEVSKY are going, the other two: having decided f’- eu7s Vagainete the trip. for unknown reasons, Subject mentioned | that SCHUSTER is going to take his son, who is in his : early teens. : kL. I asked Subject if he hed been in touch with , anyone at the Soviet Embassy about the trip or if anyone “there seemed to be resronsible for lining up pa ticipants Liceit ry Cyitect Riper , MW Orbe
14-00000 " for or to have any spectal interest in the Conferences ; _ Subject replied that’ he hed been at the Soviet Embassy about the middle of Septender on-visa business and had seen thea Soviet “he always desis| with on visa matters, — i but. -that this individual seened surprised ‘to hear Subject: " had, been ‘mvited to Moscow and claimed to know nothinge= © lor. at ‘Least. none of the detatls--sbout the Interuist - | conference. | the Soviet's name, hunted around in his wallet unsue= Sub ject claimed not to be able to renenber . . ae | gessfully for the Soviet?s card, snd then satd, wells: “in any ease it was ‘the individual he had mentioned ebion to Consul... i I pinatiy: asked him if he meant - OG NOV whose navie he hi hed given me ‘last timessnd: after ng for a moment, ihe wrolied . that yes, that sounded tent I then asked fo : , iw | a ae fim. At LOGTNOV had: ahown any more, interest in, hin oy oN ae te any. way been more friendly toward him in ‘the last B a2. “couple. of months or sine ‘he tia received the Intourist os b ce "invites ‘Subject Heplied that he had hots Ce i es a Se Subject séemed a rete serisitive. to.-this o : eo “4 question, and I. atated: that | ‘was™ sure he. understood * — ae 4: Ss owe I was. asking, since I mew he had, been thoroughly, ce [ briefed, by one of ny priedegessors prior to his. 1963" . - trip to. the Soviet. Unién on Soviet tnterest in visitors : to the USSR, I explained that we had no intention to ‘ask him to do what he had agreed to do on his last: ' trip to the USSR (accept recruitment if offered), and yee that’ we. did not want to burden him with any instructions 1-2 US -on how to behave or respond wille there, However, I as of potential interest gata, we continued to feel he ® of “to the. Soviets and wanted to make sure he was aware this when he went over, had a healthy respect for the . “Leverage the Soviets have on their hore ground, and bicAt ~ 1 Cxtach Pojorkh ys OE ob
-. A ) Bu. 7 14 Oetober 1966 ‘ay dy.: SUBJESTa CUNTAL f Fepert/ LICOTY.5 7 re 2?, ey | om , a eWOel? ' , s ee? on 1g Get 1200 1245, Sub ja an Tet Suet . 4 dropped by tho office during the week se 2, Subj rcp tic that 4 Valentin Lnvtnov uc. and went to have coffer mith, Sub}? Subj. rer. arred that Loyinov doaan't seen té want . to. talkin the office). Lo “incy had broucht aleng visa: application forma for Subj, cf “|: and Subj filled them out for hisosélt and hie gon, Marcos, ond tumed thom over to rb Sod Loginov, along with: tho Pasaports (attached Ete copies of the vissa~ notes. the visas ree an ite “good for over 20 days ‘tn the Soviet Union, although ‘the INTUPIST conference is. CD ‘rron 24 oct to 29 Oct). | ; os - Loginov told Subj that Pavel Yatakov. ‘wanted to see him (preeumenty ¥ Yatokov own. intoresta, , to frouade. the Soviets ‘that they use sone other “airline Shan : ‘Aeroflot’ ti treraport “the ‘Soviet delerates to Ke cde /connents the ‘c/o oa” a confidential intter ‘fron, Li which set. out: the: probability that the- Sovicts onl. Lo - want- to use Acroflot: but ‘that they had not committed thenselves as ‘yet’ as to - nunber of dele, % bes: thrt, would attend or the means by-which they would transport = . ae delarntess attached ‘is a copy of: a L . er ‘to ‘Dr. Ne sc osotkin arpointine Shy i ‘the letrer’ States” that "the: ; An his visit ts iy onveow to” talk to Drs: Weretkin ; ; future, visit. ‘oF Subj ha exclusively connected: ‘to. adaist the, YWationdt fer mitten" =. which ‘ts ratently, not. the. cane aince Buby” is attindi ns the’ Trmny i eon! ~eien Jot . AR any rate “Subs has decided to Go to Mosca) nd: is’ tekbrir, : taetie in Poscon a8. far as eontacta: vith the - ia “aonn o bon ne i Subj Fopeated his Sov ioth Are ther Oty hot. even echt porenko,, énd if. contacted ty t & \ C ce be’ affable ond ‘Rohevounii teal, and ‘hot: put the: stig arp dnsue te ‘hen. thet: he Ls \ ha x, “mj He will, not soot: a * _ Me said the atte oy ‘Unions ; 3, The attacked (xc National Cosnittees of the Tron Curtain countries, Czechoslovak celevates and a‘ ‘letter detailing the Uunsarian éclesatea alon;: ee. te ob voor let at the World Petroleum Conrress containa “the nenes caf the . Attached are listines of the with lew financial arran erenta for them, . 4, The C/O will seo subj before he leavea Mexico on 22 October, 4 hae BO, bal oe ECE YK g gote Any ted . oa : it “yy 4! D pivots wed Cog hoe 7 é + foe { pay tema Vp aly ltt of oie Com | has brought senathins back ‘for Subj). Subj daked Loss <inov’ what Yatskov ds. doings © ; = The “Soviet replied that Yatskov-has a-job in-the. Embassy. _ Subj ‘presneds “hat kingw — | Sd -cof a job, tts ‘worthwhile, that you eeve, him a 1 good Job." _ Loginov roplieds: "You" ct oe want to Ynow too mich." co i a Raed 200 The ofa: asked ‘Subj what decided hin to. 60 to the Soviet’ Union.- ‘Subj replied 13, that he. ‘had a commission from- the Petroléua Congress (Sudj_ is involved in’ orranizing - ad ~ the Congress. for Kexice for. ‘2 to a April 1967), “actually in behalf of KU! end hia ay our. ao ¢ remains | ‘Ais - “poi tion: ‘in Hexieo, or anythere else rut in the soviet btn tG
“ hotWeon sud = es tier . 7 Octoder 1966 & SUASECTs Contact Heport/LICOZY-§ — P=a7ia 7 Vet 1145-12305 Subj'a office ce cee et J. Subj hed been to Los Angoles Cclifornta for a fev days and had returned to Evidently ‘he had. acconpanied a Puebla delegation that visited He mentioned. thet , Mexico on 5 Oct. Douglés and Leékheed aircraft foctories. ‘in California, " -Abrorinves hea purcliared. ‘tio DC#B's from Datislaa g. end. ordered sone DE=9' 96. ‘the Lockheed plint they saw thé riew, supersonté airplane, - ge 2, =") hed” réeceived on - 6 Oot a Confireatory. ‘telegran -froa INVURIS?, for Sub - 7 and his Bon (copy attached), | re. attendanée at. the INTVRIST conference in. ‘Yoscows Also, in the ‘mail of 7 Oct Subj had received IETURIST releases on travel ropilations L. : tonal plana y tours, ate. Guy will make © at ‘for totwists to the Soviet Union, — copies of -these | for, ‘turnover | ‘to: Subj reported that Valenti ; with a friend, Potar"harr, of Ne oe “Yosh - Phe Eee: . taking slong Ais fricnd... The discisaion. was “{nnocuous, ‘but Loginov, askod: Subs if he: would be csing. to see his friends, which Subj toox to mean that all was: 0.Ke Subj ‘anevered | as far as. Subj" att erdanee. in Moscow for the DeTUPTST conference, - - Nye" s.. Loginov. dckinsly asked. Subj whey. Rusk had core to Maxico. Subd’ bay itered | a ms ye a réply that- the ‘nextean Hindotry of Foreien Affeizs. ‘was going ‘to nerve are rare hyd Chanitiagne that. itusk: liked. Tosinov’ ‘pressed Subj for ‘the renl, rene én, Sub antd JConrent: “his han ter. cngily” that he Ene y but he aan! t. roing. to” ‘teld Lorinov., i is ine hates ae “te frert t fo. de, onntrate- the ‘tiene of: tela! -ionghi p oe mnt existe : Mee eon nae _& nyt ins fron Logitiov that verders on or reife for - : urns | ‘nsay ow with a, jokine oc snevere Lominev, ; aon of 1 diteht aaa ’. 80 he “went. to have eof feo with: Lor -inow, . infornbtion: ror i: wolvi : bis th 1, latte? off “eptsnn tceddyy dokdny fly” calling’: & oy “ accents x ‘chis Ye or- worse, fa ce . \3e Subj asesiec wis, ‘the Cfo, thie. prospect of his ct to the “oviet Unione. He a was! ‘deratinn in did on rine. the advisability of it, ‘The Cfo probed to see har ne Subj re baxded: it Tren al ineda, stendpoint,. puttins the question “EP: ¥ou sietidalt, : £95. do you taink itowculd wrt you from the standpoint of business.” Subj said he. Cur a : gen il He ah. L a ‘ think the Sovieta mich? throw the bulk of the business their way. Again Subj daid juat. didn't kno The c/o anked it others: went (Subj had just said that poesinly Garza, thine ord akev (sienetic) would g0~= althoush ther were not certain) did Subj. he atante knew, ‘The c/o then said that unlesa there were gore averridins business rensan, Subj should take into account our view that there. was a margin of hazard thy i IA CARI. en - Peet evi Ri
; How, Subj chided \ : énngtrous to “tiie: dows Mt who. 4f: tt- ¥eren te ter fear of: Nasser. would: make their peace with Tapnel¢ \ Ze Subj said that personally he had no reat to Subj's being thaice the Seviet Union, ; “4 1) the climate 2) “the pleasnnt desire to goto the Bev fet ‘Union, on three counts. alu phe af (his ka ur mayan that if he waa out “of irace with the Jovicta they - wouldn't put ont tue red corpat for hin se they did previnunly) and 3) he wag ‘ pein afroid. Se * The latter oy Subs had Mind te? li Phe at ‘aren re , * touched como hidden arrine in Subj. here feyeze “ eal line the ‘Soviets "he tarda" atc. and antLenent tics Re for doing f0' ‘Mttie to allovinte the lot of - the Jews in , the ¢ Soviet Union. 7 he- aaclired that "the, Soviet Union, was the worst. of! render a;ninst the Jena, _ becaus re Ler were elirinating the race,. not throurh phyaien]. extermination, but. through foreine saimi lation. His om view vag that the Soviets were nore. ; rid Lsrdel- than were the Arabs, for instance. Lebnrion! ‘or Jordainy, r i 1 ‘The c/o tried. to counter the gelfsreerininoticn’ of Subj by telling his that ~ ha “Kad: accomplis hed A aiperd: ‘Job in’ the duel of the Yost wi th the ‘Soviets threugh his cooperation ‘vith use ‘That, in view af. his ‘yeal- feelings about tho Sovirto, his ‘dealing with them had been masterful,” Subj ahook off the. c/o's optimiatio view of Subj'a sontrilition to. the “cause.” 4e. The. 6/0 bromsit up the request to “pet full details on the travel of all rons ~~” Sovieta to the. Jovaet Union = ‘and augfisted that Subj ou toma tieally have duplicutes made of ‘the visa “requeste for auch ‘peoples. Subj said that would be nimple = and subj “had resarked that" he ‘was voing to discuss the matter. of makine tho Moscow : trip. with ‘his wife. The C/o agked that Subj, advise us a8 soon.as he had some te” a decioion- ‘either: fer cr a ainst going. to the. Soviet Unione ; The. c/o told Subj, that he would pass ty. hia office next, sey 0: pick up the a copii of the rewersr naterial. _ BE be ot . COriLS “Hoe Joenyy 5 a - 9) OCF fee ee wee + che would instruct, SHirian" (the employee who handles INTUPIST txavel) to make copies ; \ a ‘of a all ‘aprlicetions for’ ‘visas. -/ Comments the c/o eaked Subj i 5 swore’ going to rennin. “in hig enploys not ‘teking a “4ob at the Tareeli Fnbasay « and. ; . Subj. replied. that : the: wag coins, ‘to stay on.in Subj's fira/.. aa '
14-00000 93 september 1966 ( ol ‘The"Spanish' type" and | “tn ‘with, B. briefcase and - bought Raleighs - SECRET LICOWL Gunoral Notes Turned in on 6 October 1966 22 tember 1966 (Thureda casero ‘(LOGINOY) cane in for cigarettes. He paid that there are 52 icans ptudying at Lumumba, These students are golug to be - the directors in.the schools of the Politechnico Nacional since one of them has cone back well prepared in physica. - (Thofe follows a diatribe ‘against those. bad” Hexicans eho want to ) make Mexico another: Cubs.) with filters. “He had the: ane. type. of “pillfold as the other _ Soviets, He then went’ ‘directly to the Bubassy. (1 asked. if . 1 7 ~ be had moustache; he eaidy yes. ‘This As. probably GAZIYEV). - nae Va 34 Be tesber 1966 Saturda vet ; tn the. afternoon ‘SILNIKOV was - there whon. (save) cane in.. 2 -- asked the latter about the watehés aiid he said that they “wouldn't arrive until -the end of the year, SILNIEOY left. at i620. 95 8éptenbor 1966 6 (gmnaaz) Unimportant- A useless ‘plurd, about: an:  inmasiod Soviet who oe -MADRAZO, saying that he wil ‘got up a new party and an saticsoviet blasts os . ‘ ; “@pEntsov) ¢ cane ra at ‘Yaio and nade 1 a- phone Gall. - : mention : Delicias and, del ‘Rio.. ‘Since these towns | are near the ; ““~ “border near San: Diego,- I ‘think he wae “talking about: smuggling .  8FEs to Guatetala (sic). . Afterwards I apked ‘after his wife. | . ‘He ‘gaid that she and their daughter ‘are “in Moscow ‘and that he” £98 ‘pagchelors -» ‘Yiasked “4g he ‘was ‘able to find a girl. He answered, of © ‘course ,: but” they. ai) want a ‘house, a8, Soptenbér 1966 (iodndeiiiy) “An ‘account fron ‘8 friend that. 2 Soviet will ‘be. pNgéd. for being cane in and digcouraed: Y heard hin- involved with the. Guatemalan arms smuggling. . Cte é ( et. te LICoant Certact® ect, bee s Ec RET Mp ) & . PouiTs He-deft at 1230... :
74-90000 _. the 2x29. Intourist Conference in Moscow. -gonfirmed by LIENVOY on the- same date. regularly tit on. visa pusinéss. | Embassy: rather than coming himself. oe agreed to give ‘Sub Jest. a. call, however, late. that afternoon. “at the Enbassy whom he had introdu 7 “ai arop tito “the! Enbassy- in. the next few. aay. Anmediately recognized widen people” JSte, ‘geid. “that: a8 ae mabe “Salecuss. with nehen,". “| anvolved-| the game matter,. and ‘agreed to. com office. at 1: 00. ‘thie ‘next days “put when Subject had. ‘not avpeared by 11:15, ‘to call me in my office when ‘Subject arrived. ~ about 11:30, and I went ‘right down. > . . * . ng ” . te vs ~ ; , CONTACT REPORT | NES - HS _ SUBJECT: — _ . LICANNY«1 ~~ r DATE OF MEETING: 28 Soptember 1966 Le Licozr-5 reported on 20 September that LICANNY«1 of those invited to attend ‘of ‘Tours. was one This was : Sineé the Station had had no contact with’ Subject sine 6 January 1986, I. contacted Don Lautz of the Visa Section on 27 Septenver a to see tt: Subject was ath coning ‘into the Embassy “Laut said that Sub ject = had for some. tine, now, been * sending: an agent “to the. bautz readily” and reached. nim: He tora Subjéct that “the "people" ced ‘Subject to earlier i were interested in tarking: with him’ and asked if ‘he. could - ‘Sub feat a. Latitz, was referring or’ of ‘fact, he. had ‘something to. Gs connerited t that at probably in act: é to tautz's As he ‘had’ done with Irving: “ Ae oronsky,. ‘Lait agreed | to 1et “me use his office to l 2. 2 went to. Laut “tai to Subjects a 7 Pe ° z's office at Li: :00 on the > 28th, Lautz agreed Lautz called By the time I got there, however, Subject ‘had already explained to Laut that he was sure I wanted to talk about his invitation to , fw ‘ aw tN whe hewel : ee . u ete — \ ~atnere Bnd gy ork, ; Nek erre > Gg NhsSt cea Te wwe g
. the USSR and had given Lautz a list of three other  ~ ae , _tavitees to the Tnsourist conference, Lautz introduced me by true name as Oronsky's replacement, Subject, in - what: Lautz had forewarned me was hig uaual® over-enthustastic. - mariner, greeted. me with a "melieve tie, 1¢ is my pleasure" firming ‘that | 16 was. the Tntourist “Without salutation’ vand, upon, son conférence I was interest in, ‘took “off fron ‘there. . the slightest: prompting, he rattled off ‘the. followings Se mo oe ad He had received & ‘télegram from Moscow on- 6 September inviting nit: ‘to° an’ Intourist- conference in - _ Moscow from. 2l,-29 October. He had immediately thought ~ of ‘informing the Embassy. but because of the pressure - of business siuply hadn't gotten around to it. When |  tquta cated hin, he knew Amned Lately what we were . "Interested ins a ): ‘He. had prepared a xerox copy of the telegrai” “for uss which he: gave- ‘to. me. “He ‘has nos: yet definitely oS made: up bis: mind ‘about attending the coriference; | but - 7 pe ; thinks he. probably wilt GO. At the. moment y _ he was otill awaiting the detailed ‘Vetter ‘on the ‘conference which, according to the telegram, was ‘to follow. (LICOzY=5 ‘has  atready received ‘his etter.) In ‘véply: to aly question oe as. to whether he was sending ‘enough people to the USSR ee  ¢ to make the trip really ‘worthwhile, he said that he _ had sent only five people there so far this year, but that he thought travel to the Soviet Union was definitely going to pick up. He said that LOGINOV , who has been tho Soviet official he has been dealing with about visas, re we
14-00000 wy “to Moscow could consequently bo made at relatively little additional OXpense, a c) Subject continued that if he did go to Moscow, To ce he would be glad to submit a report on his trip when he got back, get (group) pictures, if we wanted them, of Sah saeer,S apres “teIAr ce fefmontn Sens apawe® ge nee = set ak eel yk However, he ‘said, as he told. Oronsky, he |. + wi 7 poe . . : FO -.  .* fie eyes open. - , is not interested in working for-us on a permanent. basis, an _. = geebing clandesttrely with vs, o7 taking apy. monevy Be , was willing, to help, - he explained, vecauge he believed " pasteally what we dia about current world ‘problems andy “after all, had iived in the States for many years and — yégarded it as his itgecond’ home,” He. said he Liked the: os arrangement of neeting in Lautzts office because it made a 3 ~ _ clandestine meetings unnecessary and becatise he had. ae perfectly: legitimate: ‘peason ‘for being ‘there... 7 a) Subject, stated that he. had already. given Lautz oe the names’ of the ottier ‘travel agents in Mexico whom he = had | heard: had been. invited ‘to Moscow ‘and. said ‘that oncé “he received the Intourist ‘Letter giving the details on "the: conference tie would: begin calling ‘around to see vets exactly: who. was. golhge = 36 ‘Since a) Sub jéct had: alréady’ volunteered’ to ao. a , Rs “o> primarily: ‘what - I ‘intended to. ‘ask, him, b) had riot yet definitely dedided to male, the trip, ec) Lautz gave no indication of preparing to leave us alone, and a) It clearly could not ‘get any farther with Subject on a personal level with Lautz present, I brought the meeting ' to an end with-a request to see Subject again after he had received the Intourist letter, obtained the nameg of those of his colleagues who were going, and decided definitely whether or not he was going to go, Subject Boa said he would be hacpy to talk with me. » ageing get the © bite eet 4 t ot
14-00000 —~ . tien, . ® . - . - e "se fe : . - information I wanted, and, " if I Liked, "- "ye briefed" on the trip. It was agreed he would call Lautz to set es we the mecting. (Taw situation was such that I do not blane Lautz for apparently thinking it unnecessary to leave us “alone this’ tine, but I made a special point of requesting. that he leave us to ourselves next times. Lautzy- “who seers to be: thoroughly friendly. and accomodating, os ae readily agreeds) ce. he Subject: impresses me as & very sharp, shrewd, cool-headed, Sut probably basically sincere individual, - Ke had ‘the~ situation ‘figured perfectly when” he arrived ay Latitz's. ottiée, nad ‘decided precisely ‘what he would =. ~ be will trig to do, knew ‘exactly: what he was going. -to say, : and wasted no words - cin saying ite. I vlan. to try: to get . to know, im & Little | better. next time, give, bit a defensive — ~~ vriefing as well, as” one on “what to keep his eyes open ae _ for,- and ‘also explore his ‘attitude. ‘toward . a possible a a rearichtinent pt teh from’ the ‘Soviets. “(Prior ta nis trip ce in — the “gssR in Hay. 1963, ‘subject agreed to accept Soviet: ve _pecruitient af: Bpproached’ ‘and: to sérve as. a. DAS Upon™ his return, however, he reported that: the Soviets made. mo . . ee 2 ho approach to nin.) i also want to’ ‘ask him about LOGTNOV 5 : opp _ + RUBROT oot on whiom. he agreed. to supply ‘personaiity data to 0 iy, at evidently never: aids Subject mentioned Sromoted to Consul. Subject did not say if he had been in touch with LOGINOV or anyone else at the Soviet Embassy about the Intourist conference. I will -.. get this from him next time. . 5. Subject told Lautz that the following individuals had been invited to the Intourist conferences: ° (a) Moises Schuster of Mundos Tours. (o) Carlos IBARGUEN of De Carlo Tours (IBARGUEN is also the presicent of the Mexican Travel Agents! ASSOCel~ %
14-00000 . + i oO : % nN. ° “46 ; ; | fr (e) ‘Someone from the Garza Travel Services - Subject also gave me an Air France ‘tourist farohlet on the USSR in Spanish for my information. : be Subject. mentioned in passing ‘that! he would ‘be a glad t3. furnish’ us (preavinebly_ on a regular. basis) with _the ‘names. of ‘those. people. ‘ho book travel to the Soviet. “Union, through nis’ “Agency » ‘but. said ‘oroneky nad previously: ws . shown disinterest in such infordation. . Ta view of oronsky's : ‘alleged | disinterest, I let the subject pass. without comment, - but I see ‘no reason not. “take up his offer.: Besides, furnishing. . us with a few, nore - NANOS » 48. would give v us a reason for ae “Tp eontiriuthg contact with Subjosts
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1 . ™ ~ , \ \ : ll, BACKGROUND [| j . 5. General j hee SOF Ethnic Background: ” | 5.01.01 Please describe his ethnic background. . ae Slave - blond a - 5.01.02 —-How does he covipare with others of this background? “Like most xX 7 at ce ae el A stereotype’ j ne eo So . __ Not like most : an a oe ~ : . a | would never guess his background’ 5.02 . - Cultural ‘Background: | va we 5.02.01. fhe had his. -personol choice, do you think he is the kind of yee ns os “Person who; living in a foreign. culture. would ee ae Co aE -f 7°. Never change. his accustomed way of living. ue EO eT ts oop td. . "Maintain his accustonied way of living in ee . Be re - ; show some interest in the local culture : a Show some interest ‘in the local culture and adapt his ways wee tn ete Moe Go native if he bod h his chance Lo ; oa . a "5.02202" _ Compared. with his. own 1 group, ‘he i is-just ‘like all-the sést of them x: : . rr a wh i — cee ee Somewhat di ferent ‘then most. of them . i ae ances PAPA. rs yt se _ Unidue’ = ae Sane PR nae x "§:03°. Educational Sackround : . §.03.01 - . What is ‘his educalionol backround? ‘Please describes oa ‘ me a a = a “15
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14-00000 é i ce oa oo Iti, SOCIAL BEHAVIOR . ; 7. General. Anpresio. (Cheek the most appropriate. ). : a 7.01 ; “The kei of a man-who is  uiuaily punctual, inclined to greet every~ { , " "ene infortaally and who oppears | to be comfortable with- himself a . when he enters @ room. ee ; - a mo ‘7.02 The kind of & man who | is always punctual, inclined to greet — 4 “everyone somewhat vawkwardly and who appears to be uncom= x : 7 fortable when he enters @ room. : 7 i - 7.03 > - the kind of + man 1 whose punctuality i is unpredictable; who i a he, rn inclined to be” very warm ‘and. friendly with everyone he knows, Po ES ae a aw and who: ‘appears confident when he enters groom... Bee, oe Hoge 2 os 7.04 The kind of man wha i is: ‘punctual when he moies a date, bur z, » i a L who j is inclinied to cancel engagements rather.often, inclined |. oe fo foe eT _ to greet only those people he has met before. and i is somewhat : — : Tew Fe petiring or standoffish. when he enters a room. 6. re oF. ; | . ; - 37.05 — ’ The: kind of man who i is- inclined to. keep y you “waiting ‘but is’ } u a Te gracious gind attentive wher he arrives, inclined to.be pre=: i ” cise. and Proper¢ os he ‘greets everyone, and can be quite: i rn Sat - very formal in'his greetings dnd is most. voiten' stiff. ond” wae ‘ ae a snbending when he: enters a room. : ou os i an a Ce ; ; . i : everyone ‘and is ite octlly iy plied when he’ etches 9 | Foor, ame ' 1 i. i -17- i i i
i 7 7.08 The kind of man “who i is often quite late—and indifferent, , * about it—inclined to be short and curt in his greetings " . . “ ¢ a and is sometimes owkword when he enters @ room. . , 7.09. , "None of theses - Ske : a, : ; Date - mama 2 - |. would describe him os: a a ae «peer a cemeatemie me eget are $y ete, é 74 i s ~ eee 7 : i ~ - ng : " Mesting Peoples 7 8.01 . “When he shakes hands’ — Does he. move toward: yu SS 7. OF ‘Do you triost often have tor move" @° toward him < Fi irm. wX Weak 8.02. oo “vines a shake bandh gr : Ver | firm Average 2 ° a . : Lime — ++ 8.03 When he shakes handi, does he’: ne "Pump your hand er ee JLo 7 1.7 4 Squeeze your hand = . 7 aes a oO Ss Let you do all the work sme AE PO 39 beer a ern ae cot a , ae ; . 8.04 an on there ay thing about: the way he ‘dhakés ‘hovids worthy of . 3 A — 7 ‘special méntion?: if $0, please. describes’ et oo : f05°. When’ the is first fattduced, does he” we / hom he is being introduced » ~ tg Look. the Person. in the eye tow . fra! ‘Cock his head ‘toward the Introducer’ but Soe ee eS tae “look. at the person to.whom he is bsing introduced”. -: moe, pone . - Cock his. head ond look at neither mn oe np me ee ae canyons eatin eae
14-00000 . toe : . * a yoo 5 ! - “ a4 ee en ce a te ae ae wai a ees cep amen A eR TT, ae - wn, . 5 . ‘ por . ’ oF i e ‘ ’ . . ’ 7 ™ + - xs . 2 wa Foes 5 _ + t t 2 CA IRRPED wigTNeney asshole VA areas ee a cae eat gree en RRP ASE SPIE RS NOR GARE AL nahn , -.. 7, 8606 | Wher ‘he first heors a. name, a oe foe, . - - “Does riothing obvious to Jemombér its a ee a Repeats it as he. acknowledges. the ‘anoductioa a pS 9 repaat,or verify if zo. 7 ae “Asks the person. to @ whain: hei is being. introduced ~: ve So ew eo = to fo repeat | the: flame 8.07 cu callig’ tords. ate ‘exchanged “docs fie Ss _ 2 a oe er Read, the. atd. and cajetuilty, put. it awe ee re co, , | Read it and stick it in his po ee nae oT 7 “Carefully put it away, without Feading. i o oly a a ae i | ° “ or _ te ts ce Stick iti in, his. pocket wittiout reading. it! eet ; ‘When introducing’ someone, does he do: so _ . - . - - ; ; With ease ond’ “grace. ght" éribari assiment’ oF hesitation Lis we ee | eae courteous: ‘and gracious | to older | women?” oe oe, "Maries, depending on’ the ‘woman ; Tan ae mu $0, please explain: - . Soa . ~19- .
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14-00000 — sate ve tee ae af . - ~ , . 1 . . ~ re ~ or spe 4 S f i “ ; : ‘ e - one cea eee pee ee rea mene ‘ t ‘Matches. | © 7:01.03 Doc he viv hisown es. “Lighter vial. a 401.04, a vids he the ‘kind OF person who, ° "ts. always asking for: a light. = oO et ce Beg ently asks for a° ‘light = = a ce en . Usually has his‘own light.” Se tee Foe ee, Always. hos his own: ra light J ae epee, sen aicernnatins < ae : sng hcomtnga ie pmsl an er. gech nie dit a. cigoreite: in his, mouth ond pause, ; “match "pad ‘waiting for the ® approptiote ‘time: to Aight it? a re |” Is the presence of Very marked eee . eo ot ee a Dom Noticeable eg io ae CO a Se a Barely noticéable : ne Do a oa _ No stain. tobacco stain on’his fingers -~-
14-00000 ‘ ‘ , i aes EE ! 3 ~ f ~ = ad a - a : - K ab me 7 og ne . j ~ {5 ; , : ‘Pe at ; Ores i . Wher smoking; does he rr ne bee @t “Allow a long: ash to aceumviate on his cis ee es Ce er ft shes Ag formal | Put out a’ cigarette Sth ‘elaborate ashtray slval a ‘Seem to put out cigarettes ina normal: manner’ 7 - Seem careless about how he puts out a cigorette:: no ° ~ . - - Show. obivtous énjoyment when smoking. Spy . Show average” “satisfaction Smoke perfuicorily 6 and mechanically — ckied of pen “who | SESE wes Stel en ne a ee Y - will walk: across q ‘room t6 offer a fight ts tos a ody) tte - is conventions Vin how he offers. a light to. a ‘lady =a a fig ady, ‘ig there anythin about his ooking ‘habits thet’ equires spee ial” oT 8 ecial” des ription?.. IF 9, ‘Pleas escribe: : : ' e . i } : i j 2 : é ‘ ‘ b i 2p - a i ame
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14-00000 Thue cere dleay ong Gr unfomiliar ways ; A ‘sensual, eater who knows all the restaurants and. their native: ‘ts he the sort of p peison. wh: Usually wants” to. check the b specialties. He is very anxious to have others try dishes he - has discovered. He eats with obvious pleasure,. savors-his- smokes, and though rarely gauche, he is more. aware of his food than his manners... It is easy to imagine him cooking and serving special dishes to his friends. os ae “2h
14-00000 _ 9.03.04 ©. A sensual ¢ eater who tends bs to ‘eot by himself when possible. . eA iz : _He'séenis fo eat all types'of food. and has somettiing of the. a - iF ‘of. a glutton-cbout him. He: eats with:obvicus pleasure, se . -savors his:stiokes and afterwards will Finger, alone at a table - a wa with. self <atisfaction.- It-is easy to imagine® ‘him hovering... 7 mS .; alone. ever. the buffet at 6 cocktail Pertys savoring: the tidbits, Lo, Seertain foods, He gives. the i impression. of: “enjoying Seeking . _ more than eating but his. ‘table:manners cre*adapted to what= - betes -ever sityation-he is.in. | itis easy to'imagine him taking on v Co ~ indigestion, pill in. the. p privacy. of his, room. ~ Se aT -s ; 9.03.06. © . *w converitional ‘Sater whio ‘always -goes slong with the. ciowd. So eS iin to. (He eats. with little? relish and rarely’ mentions.anything about. Se Sa his likes. or dislikes. He smokes at-every opportunity; but: =~ re “more mechanically than with pleasures _ Hé usually triesto oo adapt‘t his manners, to: the situation but ray | be a little dwkward “and. obvious I in doing.so. - ‘ti is; easy: to” imaging hitn grabbing te . a ‘bite at a sidewall storid’ at any. time of aye ern fo ae oo - -/:9303.07! - ; A gourmet eater who’ has ‘marked, cind varied sephistated re .” food -tostéss. Dining is quite a ritual with him; and atmo= | ; sphere gn service ore almost gs important as. the. food. — He. ~ itis 6 easy to inidgine hit, ‘drdsting fc and. food by orlellghty sc cereatnn ak anlhtanind cpemmnbae & sae conan Sina Shh
14-00000 Am PERRO ABI A ABUT RMU Hye oa, mapanibearat Mubwessp, 9.04 9.04.01 9.04.02 - Drinking: Does he isk Not ot oll | Average 4 4. A little_ Heavily Does he drink ‘elone. (solitary, drinkes):. with-others raaialy for sociable ese on forivial-<¢ ‘occasions: only ~ ofter. work, “at home wo Does she obpecr to: dike ptimarily for ihe! shes 7. Primarily f for the: efféct a. both; me . Whiskey No, Preference His favorite diink i is* he pees — Cocktai Is ‘He ai als Slowly: Gor ‘out ‘of his way to. 1 get « a ‘refill. Usually wait until asked | Always wait until cocked, Indifferent ‘about’ wi nes nothing, coulda’ teate’ less X ‘ts he. oxiéaly irows of bis ‘ati @ drinks aid. re ss he re ‘others fo * try them?’ “Ves - No ae ‘Is he conventionally aware. of his native diinks ond offer them when appropriate?. —- Yes. No: Does he' rately mention ‘his native drinks and nof "push then? Yes .No tl secrets Demo args Apes BABS Te ome eet i ! AE hie
904.12: . " Qoes he! Pe fittle attention to the. icing needs of other’ “Conipared with: his colleagues, what are — aking habin? dust the ame . ‘Markedly different : Mery, sit ilar. a , éa : eh oo coordina . Dana Aare ae ‘ . . i . had ~ ‘ € : ~ ne Len ee nee . f * . ahenty ¥ Mae os Po aoe cetece de ne wee - seca : a tees , : : : : Shey aan FR OPE me Me my awl
9.05" 9.08.08 920818. 9.08.20 © 9.05, or —- Po oll. . a Never ‘becor a Ve cannot i imogine how he would, act when tun: be er | A iteady’ diinker vihio abvicusly & enjoys beting "tight line a way oo with ¢ a bit oF the “life of the party! foutine.. a arr you haye not. seen n hit drunk, would | you predict that when! drunk he’ ‘would: ‘become ‘Ts. + Mery active, | Vv e. a . . ee ; y ery paisiv: : Nery unpleasaat _._Ratheripleasent =" -drunk 3 ee, ‘No 2! “-Obyiou ly lodks hung over ‘but. functions iy wall. _ “. Looks somewhat" hung over buyt-shows it mainly ino --. b-- his eyes and general manner - *: a _ Obvicisly looks hung over and i is. quite Vocal about “how bad he feels) “--8--- Does not look butig, over in 1 spite of what hes soys Lo “Is there aiything, speétal about his arising habit that require os & “mention? if $0, pleose describes . wv ca bee : ae ol . oe 7 ae ooo . : 4 “Overait ‘inpression of drinking behavior: (Check, the “fiést erevoptaté.. ra ae Loe ¢ ‘He is A ener feo drinker who holds his Hqvor well. che @ canbe. ‘somewhat: charming: when drunk ‘and:can get. awa} ; a steady “drinks who bScories soniewhar’ mare « incidlin whig ; ot a _-druak: or-tight.. Tends to tell ‘people: how much he likes them "and? sometimes asks others whether’ they like him. Givesan oa - impjession that he could become quite disgusting if he got ; po very drunk. ; —_* ~28= arene tots teh et - PF Ne we aT ¢ Wager meow sages. ee ernaenige ‘ 7 - “ : AEROS Oe ET Moe co AONE LE paLnNLA HD atten anpen eee a -snetunetorns - as . : . eer ee eran cree Sa oR ep
° eee sate pow Be As ota pe see, 1 9.05.05 el etnertenetort cate 0 NeceentO 2 AS SOE MOIETY TAPCO Ee 3, tees rama ee ‘even, thovgh others, are: re beconieg quite drunk or. ‘notte still remains part af the crowd, however—that | is, he:g gives: few signs of being, disgusted: or bored; ce le A light drinker who paces. his: diinks. ‘He se séems to: dink only. ‘because: itis. socially necessary. As.o- porty progresses. he: ‘tends to become aloof and distant: Is likely to-continue to - talk bout: ‘his work even. n.when it, is inoppropriate. a? A. light ricer whe’ ‘tapeis offs as “the evening progresses « . Loe ig Usually | manages. to keep. a sophistiédted® ‘aloofness from mee others._.Often singles out and associates: with” sofneone x . . father like hitwelf's “As the purty progresses, he: ‘Shows. : ebviaus distaste For. anything he’ considets crude:ot bais~:, Hérous. Often becomes quite s sarcastic about ‘others! . behavior... None: ‘of ihieke descriptions: geally | fi t I would describe hin G83 “10. 01 Driving Behavior: Unusually. adept manner Avetage or conventional manner Unusually inept manner ° , He does not drive F | | “ _ 10. ‘Drivirig.and Walking: . oe aa oe | 4 i : | i 10. 01.01 He drives a car-in an ; j 2 | | { =~29= peat
~ OF oo - aa - tr He poys average otterition to-his driving 10.01,04- - Compared, with, his aolleagves, his: interest i in foretga cars. “igs a : 10.01. 07 te the. best of you kredae hei is the kind of. perion who! 10. nse 02: “He dived my : ‘9 he a4 a “He p pays. litite attention’ ‘to his driving ot _— His driving i is: obviously more impottant than: his conversation ~ ~ About she's some Defini tely di different “F > s'taterest i in. thee ‘care 5 Gnd’ fiaiftendnee of autoriobi les 3 is” - ° wan etal _ Unusual . Average! Wa ttle of pone. a tet a 1001206. * _ His road: courtesy i Bo Equivalent to Host of his. élléagues! - we ner 3.5. | Equivalent to-the: ‘courtesy of most peopled know ws -: a. mn “Unusval in that "he is very” courteous and’ cautious ~ a a 7 7 _ ee ma -Unusval i in. thot he: is tude: ‘and demanding — =
3 a Saws, oo 10.01.10 When driving with: -someone ‘eke, is he. the. kind of pefson who: be cn Je ts very relaxed and relatively indifferent to the naire? vee PO, + EERSTE 7 . WOOL as he, the ‘kind of person “he “Would never drive when, drinking Tigta nen sesecortinn dante O85 uu toa ome ee ls inélined:t6 be. ‘aware wher he. should: notderive - : : ° re . Would. Id-alwoys insist on driving even when, drunk me “10,01. 12. AN wii he alter Someone a. tee . a a When it is ovproptiate wn “ ok poe _ Almost: “always : > Never j a a u vs 10.01.18 ae “is theré’ “aiiything about wt his manner ‘of diving that reiquives special Ot be ne "mention? if: to, pledse describes Sa , es en co oe . Toe . tel Pyoots rae “A aoe ae ne ~ 10.02" Wit ~ — : : = : oo ae : - oS . re ae os soe | LIE Pe oe, 0.02, ah. * Does a great. deat of walling = a ok ee eee "Walks ait average amount ae i ces : _ a _ Néver walks: ‘if ke can, help. it: ee ee Whi he wolks, is pace | is Fast aoe. > Average” . "Slow ~ a S “0: 02. 09 - “When, 1 you violle with. him he most aften: Keeps pace’ with you , ~~ ee ok nl, — o Fo S Forces you | to keep up.with Kim co ce omens as § ast Seaeyenynein + . ote , poe 7 { alos cet 10:02.04 -" Wea be wy do his feet Sing te the fight and left (outwards). Bae ne! oe . Maintoia a fairly porallel’ motion = B, _ Switig inward | ; “treet with: head down”... Bent forward but eyes up a . Bent forward ‘with-eyes down os. : ‘An: a a very ‘stouped.« manner _ ee A great deol “average coe Never on BON | | eo 2 —_ ~"10:02.07 “When he greets gonieone ‘he kaows on the- street, his face. a CS - Lights up | , , 7 ms Shows o average ‘or appropriate expression ; t i | | ; : . Tt Rarely changes expression -3l- ' i . . oS 2 ‘ | nan tment erence ene NANA EASE Retn ernie =~ - .
14-00000 sane Mens oe 8 reas > eae, , re ee is reluctant fo sharé his poss sezsions with other. He “fixes: 0 a comemmtape — : : : a PETERSEN wate ae + Rare ry . 4 . Pa + ‘ fe Lt ~ 10.02.08 Is there: anything unusual or striking obout his gait or manner Se po tee "of walking? If so, please describes . Po , CO ° +e: 08. foe “ Qiearail tmpicision-o of ‘driving ond walking. behviots - ° Sh) ; * (Cheek the. tiast: opprepricte description): Le : , aoe “ws * toda. or An active, alert: individual with fr) purpoietul ‘stride: who appears to have a very. practical mind. He enjoys “fixing. things,” Ops | peers fo-have sound knowledge’ of automobi les, and drives Ing: . relaxed efficient. manner. ~ ee 7 aan 10.03.02 - An active. individual who is somewhat staridofFish, er negative). Loot se “tau 2. F foward othierss His atride'is fast and interit. .He appears-to: wees - havé.a practical mind, is qui te pésséssive. and: protective dnd . - * oe _— things" ino matterrof-fact way, Oppears to’ have good Know- * ledge of dufomobi les, did. drives i ina determined (sometiines nm even hosti le) but. efficient, manners a 7 a Ro, Ain attive, ‘alert individual iaith a ‘froé~ond tty stride whe rn ee Gppears- most of thé time tocba in’ good humor. Seldom-tries.. ee to fix things, ‘but is often quite good at getting others to fix oo, : “things ‘for him.. He'< “appears to have’ little knowledge of. Gutor ea mobiles: but drives ing téloxed, -efficl ent mane . .  Jenethieg 6 of. a clipped: formal! I main eae ican sonrlly ipraétical, he seldom will do: anything. by “feels”. Hé must’ on . | vedd. up and prepare hiniself when required to "Fix, things." oe " He appeais to have acquired considerable. kriowledge about. | ~' + gutomobiles but drives in a Yomewhar mechanical or highly”. controlled manner « 10.03.06 A well-controlled individual who is often somewhat (preoceu- ' ‘pied even in his walk. When he takes time to "fix things” he does so with intensity and precision. He-is often very weil read about automobiles and. ccres for his car or sees thot it is cared'for maticulously. However, when involved in conver w~32=
14-00000 Te, vy £ BY ‘ i . ee \ 2 ’ 3 - Pe Ps , . lo ~ er. . . Troy . | f 4 . . . . * . - " - - ce +, we - . a z ” . eee oe ee erento eta we Dat BE sem STNO aD sayy soe nn eet em Ate ee ee nena bun inieitectitanentndin ” ——, . . . 1 : ‘ - . aor * 7 . 2 . « sation of otherwise preoccupied, he con sometimes be) quite a dangerous drivers i 10.03.07 A well-controlled individuol who hos a glide. Aor grade): ian a me his walk. He had little or 16! ‘interest in. “Fixing: ‘things ; “but usually knows the:best places to get things done and fs . no, ° ‘inclined to’ be quite paiticdlar i in how. things are ‘done for 7 _ him’ ‘He ‘dppears: to have relatively little:knéwledge of" “the: -mechantes: of an‘avfomobile, ‘but dppreciates. and: te a peed care: of ¢ a * ae0d i citonaetle He drives * with not too, ‘much seonpematet fo € wae mates voermsamimnes orca tes 4 ‘ el 7 40.03.08 | A ‘rather # Rervous. and tempercimental péison who walks: raps: - ns - idly and rather awkwardly, He has little or no interést in “ SO -_ fixing! thirigs" dnd.is inclined to- ignore or throw away “7 things that do-not work. He appears to have little interest - in or knowledge: about! ‘automobiles ‘anid his driving shows in” Itis sometimes frightening te ride with hime: of. ’ . i > he ’ 1 t t a : t ‘ : ‘ : ' : - : 1 . . bout . " » |G + i =“33- . t ’ we » foe - - ~ - ! 4
14-00000 _ * Caitecting (What does. hie. collect? Guns, ro, oe wee . * 1 oo, ; ot coins, ‘books, ‘butterflies, ete. fe) lhe . a _— . Ase. collector, ‘is he “Aid: * “Moderitely a! a ae DET se dedicated vt . 7 “Aetistic ipainting, ceramics; ete.) : "Mechanical (motors, hi-fi-building, ete.) _ SKIN (woodworking, model building,- ete. ) . datellectual (special periods in history, ae _ philosophy, ete.) | oo “Active (group dancing,. such light ports o os ". =. ping pong, bowling or. volleyball) : - ‘Qutdcor (hunting,~ fishing, golf, etc. y So... ,"Seeéial (chess; poker, bridge, | ete.)-- re i Mi carious (listening ’| to music, attending slays, mo “ball games, etc.) Mental amusement. (crossword puzzles, ana © coe _ grams, -egptoggers) © dance? ususi ¥. , good: “good ob Ae os do’s not dance." ido.n not know-i iF The dances! va 3 fe a 10.04.04.-. a «Describe the kindof dancing you | have’ seen vin de BI Bag TES, . -34- . Le - ‘ ° :
Coe ° * “10.04.05 Does he play. chess? 2 ; o>, Yes. Nd Noo. Ve la EN es, do you know hei is ood * bélieve’ he j is probably goo good : ae tO know he is on Gverage ployer, Believe he is- probably average... ne know he isa poor ployer. . believe’ he’ ‘is probebly a Poot player x wo eda at Wypisiee poker player, describe the: kind of poker slays yout thik ‘ SE EE rat ect AEE OEE UNEP EINE CH PLOE TAYE arenes 3 I tor ' ! 3 A os whe would | be i: : 10204.07 “ “ls: tie the wid fy peiion swith ishoin you would like to. play poker en oe sie Ie Noy. eiploin —_ ~ ot a : a = 7 s aan . . ~ . - - z - ‘ 7 - ~ 10.04.08" 1 Hew you. ‘fear isn in sing? tet Lott, es No a ° uF . 2, If Vere is his voice good - average poo KR 3 " “Dees he § seem. 6 kao many song? “A an! moa - x oa Wa group inging, docs hé affen. 13 ‘6 with @ song: m a = always follow someone else's lea a Hos. he. ever rientioned a i a oF Yes, give details? - 10.04.13. ; Does he participate in anactive sports? sO , . / jo: , If yes, describe:- a, o Tenens, embs(sy Vollen bat i F : ! a ane
14-00000 . 7 . cer tae te an Boe a : ame as om 7. oe wr go See any a res nomsitat tet ap A econ ent tee te a ee be he of iS , : t ~~ — ’ : . : : $ H i °. 2 3 *. ” i : fi s + ot ' i a ° Po 8 “tf Noy, what i is your guess régording tl the kind’ of sport, that would - 7 interest him mosis .-. . as ; : He definitely i is not the, sports type: . ; es gee _ a Se Body contact sports’ (football, rugbys re te a See eth Te yee bees nth &soceer, efes} 5. sere RE oe ; ne oo “skill. sports (tennis, handball, “volleyball, ete) tndividel skill sports: (switn ming, - archery" pope Ta Hei is likely. te: be interested’ in all. kinds of —_ a 10.04.14 do he ‘Slay, golf? ee oe Yes Not. vein! ol.” RY es; does he toke. golf very seriously “take e-golf i in’on overage . . aan vote + ga poll nel meena nntnsia ia nperinantteEe DOME EES MALS TYR este, ah : +: © ' Wey ~ take golf. indifferently. Os 5 - / 10.04.15 a 7 As a golfer; do you ‘know hie i is god Believe’ he | is 5 probobly. good’ - wo oe L. . - ; an to ~-know-he-is.an average player j Fal elieve he is probably average” | wo dest OE, Mote wo ~ know: he i is @ peor Playe " believe hei is: probably a poor player ‘ SP . 10.04.16 9 AF: yeu are’a 2 goer, is “he the kind of Person, you would like io play with? - a Ves ; 2 No_s ale 10.04.19: * Hes. ‘te’ ever. ; mentioned porficipating: in sports: an the post?” Yes: 4 , on a Yesigive details (include any. mention he. may ‘have . , made of medals, trophies, téam rnembership, ete .)i ee 7 a Bowmg Ce 7
14-00000 ~ ‘ . B - ‘ ‘ ° 4 zo : . 3 . ° — B 3 : wt Ree eee ee en 4 ~ as, y ‘ te i ” 7 & - 10.04.20° 0 Have you. ever’ bedi 6 anyone describe him as an athlete?’ ‘Yes 7S Xs No . oO UE Yes, give details ; Do. ; , Te a ~ everyone a ee e oe be 210. wn oc ; os he the. ‘kind of person bos is very mich presecopied wi ih. Keep ape F : ets Be! “works ‘at keeping i in. shape’ to on ; soe ae “average dégree 2. on OO ‘shows little interést in in keeping in Ss en _shepe So =. a 10.08.2250 “Hes! he. ever indicated an, interes in 0 woight iting? Yet. - No. a . ao au Yess: explain: | vs 0 ao a) ‘giuseular,” ‘athletic! type _h ¥ 6 a strong,. he be ; * ‘well-built type”... a-somewhat- flabby | fete type jog flabby, by, vnathletic type ae poss an effeminate type. pa edict comm at were posible ‘to iovide American: haga zines 6 “0 whieh of the following. do you think he would really enjoy: “e The New York Times” Saturday’ Reviews > - | ‘Newsweek Playboy: Ke ‘Sports Wustiafed,. X Life: Ailontic ae « -Field.end Stieam © - Popular ‘Mechanics, ; New Republic. ' Better Homes ‘and Garderis | Readers’ Digest! Soa 5 x « Keayon Review’. ee Ramparts. : Scientific American: ‘ Christian. Science Me Monitor- ee ee ues : | , : Can't imagivie him reading an American magazine ; " ; - _ ae ; . 1 ~37~.
14-00000 . nt by . 7, “ * . — . \ . ° oy ! ‘ - 3 ar alee’ : 2 ° ~ sy 2 t - \. Tat Ech con garen g @ ‘ ‘ a5 ~. - 10.04.26 © What books, if any, have you heard him mention.as having read.and enjoyed?: _ ae, 7 if he had his cholce, would, he midst likely amend a. re yo " “ a movie. - the theoter, ’ ~ the. ballet foe ee ne — “3 oad Lo. . i @ soccer r match, Xa ball i taht G concert Ee tL 4 , oe “femal oo Peon "‘Detegoies: work “ ar - 4 aa - Formal: , Pee ip. s Cont t delegate ; oO, a bllowér of ruler, ~~ ae ~ Productive:- . naan and fegulatioss Thinker types Ts An innovate, 2.07” Organized © So Doers .. Disdtgahized - Practical’ . SS 1 “Reals-work isnot: 7 oo: ‘Procrastinatot ae _spprecisted. - Big memo writer. cement ten PAE 8 ty ene Te ae “Dislike, him S vo * He ls courteous to them: . - "Worries about, them, Stee Doe - Couldn't care less ; They fearhim.  ~° i Believe he is just He takes credit for their work ‘ : Gives credit where due po | a See him socially
14-00000 TSTT Smo om ent ame etn sem my Sm SR Ho ear RERencnmetin Ao) smth mts odiBttanse antietit autt c Secnnncontt ah enn tons BOR enti fi ‘ - * ms, oe an \ , ; oo. ~ Superions. i _— oo Trust his judgment . : . aa oo. ; | ‘tike him - ; Ce, "Dislike him | te ° "Delegate responsi ili _ wo _ os a ae tohim: Dt i. - ~ oR ‘See hin socially - Gg ; : eo AMG EMOTIONAL:SET _ mir Tempera arid Humor ee, © - : . “Nor "Temperament: ° 2 cog oe ey ra Ms 01, 01 In his relations with otheis would ve onsider him Shy. aes * “Conventional and correct Zo , , ~- Outgoing: a Ware _Confértoble _ “In general, do you think heise person: sit : 8 2 . Le : ; . "Loses: his temper easily - arn age te En ee Eee ee tee oe Te, Hos a quick temper" but holds it well oe CE ee Has a normal temper 3 ne aan Soe s ee "Hos « an even temper and is rarely ruffled : : _. Hos on unusual amount of tolerance and — nn . would almost never lose his temper _Mior.04- 11.01.05" Have you ever seen him lose his temper? No Yes lf Yes, give a short description ‘of thé inciderit, ingliding how he reacted. i -39= :
14-00000 1 . Fi 11.02.” Humor: ; OE 4 _ 11,02,01 “Is he. person whort you. _ Hove: never seen ‘pease anyéne’ oy ie A “ os rt 7 > Hove’ Trequently’s seen. tecse someone - ra “ : a Ce ye Toes re  e : < ~—___Caiinot j imagine éver- tecsirig’ ‘enyone, Tats me et oo . * *. * Pe 7 “Consider his ‘eridoncy 1 to fease like that of mest. people : =x i ie we Se - foo. | 102.02: _ts he < a person a “Whe ‘obviously: cannot toke teas fii ee “bs po as - Foie: ~, “Whom most. people- enjoy teasing. 4 - oo, "Whom mast people would: never consider teasing — - i , ete ees : -Who- obviously: likes to: be teased . 4 11.02.03. . His serise of humor is ~- About like that.of mest people a rn a es “ Notably absent Clever - Subtle i a a ae Heo 5 DPS ype “= 11.02.04" Does-he tell jokes.and Gnecdotes?> © -, os Never ee” | mie 02. 05 AS d story teller, hots .'V Mery Sid — Average. "> Poor Xo * — - in, 02! 08 “ls he more” e inclined to fell ) story oo? Tee group’ of people ae ge a! flo4 Geietly toa friend or Reset ven. Se Overall’ impression. of temperainént’ “and “dense: of han: {Check the. most oppropriate description.) - ree = 03 = 11.03.01 7 i He i is a hearty: hale fatlow who. Iauighs with isto and pleasure. - , Soo His humor 7 is: forthright, . “nat subtle, and. although he is sométi nies ~ pie che | is rarely: wav cjant objectic able. Most of the: oe ba 11.03.02.“ Heis a ‘a hearty fellow who, when he loughs,. does s $0 with? conan | a siderable gusto. However, he is frequently dour and sortetimes so . intolerant and somewhat humorless. His humor.is direct, ev vo , crude, end at times, inappropriate. He tends to be the kind ¢ of x person who laughs more at peopte thon with people. 2 cp nemenetie-tatvann # weetmincmommemen te vated wee gk ga rey Leeann santa ® 4 * ~ aI RADA ” ~ ~
wena oscar 11.03.03 ’ 11.03.08 11.03.05 t “ 5 11.03.09 4 He isa good~ ~humored fellow who sometimes can be considered: jolly. and carefree. His humide i is cléver and well timed. He is quite: sénsi tive to the moods and feelings of others and often: can-do. good job appropriately livéning up a' party. ‘Although something. of a tease, he i is never. cruel or insensitive. t - yet ‘He is: ‘generally a rather: guiet and sdméwhot complacent person “who, at. times, éan be. ‘surprisingly gay ond corefree:. However, when gay.,.he sometimes. overdoes it and causes sdnie stidin for - these’ ground hin. ‘His hunior i is often cleyer but he can. be _ ites sarcastic and’ even bi ting on occasion. > i He. li an \ urbane fellow; ‘generally quite conventional and « oppro=. ‘priate. He does not necessarily oppear to be a humorless: “person, -but he seldom displays his. sense of humor. iti is someti nies diffi - “cult to’ ‘tell whether he isin a ‘good’ hyinor) because of the 3 “way.” he covers or, controls his feelings. “His. humor i is ‘more studied a than spontonedts, yet it Is. never crude | or ‘ingppropriate, itis : ditfi cult 3 to: woke ‘Ground hie try -becaiise he ts ot re=* - spontive and, -portly'’ bécaise he’ seems’ £9 digdpprove., ~ 3 . “Hei isa 4 sensitive, sophisticated fellow with’ a subtle wits. He: i” _ cai’ ‘ba, quite ‘charming and amusing ‘tn the right sort of setting. “Hoviever;. there is something of an aristocratic qualify fo‘his.. | “sense of humor and he. can be auite condescénding foward: - somewhat: + eyed pérgon whi éon be: iit " flippént: at times; His humor tehds ta be a bit forout. He. -séems to have: private ‘jokes he ‘shares. with intimates. tri ise “sometimes. difficult. to fell whether hei Is being ‘armusing. or. ~ subtly ‘hostil ¢ - Noné of these fits | Would describe hii as:
edad See renee spon meee cee a ty RS tre eat te RR eS AALS } oe i : 12. | . Sexual Attitudes ; { a 2 AZO Generals mo Hs wR ae ot res | " A we - 12.01.01 Ate his attitudes obout ex, i oe - : ; Le oo ‘ Se Te ee Be Vary abseure i. wees “ wire, - Difficult. to determine - : ~ About overdge for his éulture and ‘background ~ - woo Sore, oe . re Cleorly uninterested” _ vi - Se * an a wore Me : Indifferent ee " - - eT ee a Clearly i interested” wae : * ~ 12:01.02. In the proscrice of’ women, hé is” 7, “stilted. "Conventional ~ : . : i : Flirtatious x a Vulger . ae cree Hostile Zz Andifferest’ « Po ; 12.01.03 oe Does, he go to “girlie” shows’. or “Often ; ee : Never: a aot ae ‘Sometimes witha group | = ” rena Fo we , : Can! t imagine | him ever gding * a ° 4 _ Lhave no joa her he: thinks ‘of, “girlie” shows ‘ _ Dees’ hed in. nthe pietene of. wali compan ons; hehe Uy : ee Often. a 7 "Sometimes © : Rarely a Nev: vior ‘and/or ottitudes ~. —— No. Haves’ no idea > é ; As there any. change’ in h ‘sexual beha - : offer, he hasbeen drinking?” “Yes TE. eis, describe. the: shange Se ut ~42-
r “ i "42.01.06 - Do you have any idea how he feels about prostitutes? - Yes g er NO ee § 12.01.07 al No, do you think: he is: the: type who would go to a prostitute - g - Lo Cannot i imagine him. visiting a prostitute i : a oar ; "2 Have’ nothing: to base an opinion on a oe - ee 12.01.08 . ‘If Yes,.is he .-. Obviously, negativistic towa id pros ostitutes oe , co te : Indifferent toward proititutes ~ v4 _ Interested dn prostitites ne ae 12.01.09" in his relations with ‘woinen, “does ‘he - soot “: eg ; Generally act in accordance with n his: age ‘ond: experience i - so . so: ~ Generally-o act somewhat immature and inappropriate: for: - 2 Re his age and ‘experience . a * ‘ “ a ~~ -. Show considerable facility and poise x : ; > ; _ Show considerable: uneasiness or awkwardness’ § ‘ta describing an ottiactive woman’, is ‘he ingst 1 likely to niention~ od Her hoif a Breasts coe: pe Coen de ou. Eyes Clothes . vo rn eae aan ee So “Figute ; Personality ~ ,, best “Have no idea, - pewepsenene © <, 12.0161 * Have you ever + heard hit described t ‘in any woy by a woman? Yes, Xe 2 : oo . ¢ ; ° . if Yes, what did she say? . {Now ne are, eather viewe,, hee Overall dmprestion: | Which of: the folloing best describes him?” an Thanos « é Hovis gn 0 éaithy, ‘tym man n who shows little’ ‘emboriésement, aboot Cate Sex. -He teats. worien ‘appropriately; ‘but makes little effort to - oe conceal his admiration:and attraction. He appears’ ‘virile and” self-confident with .women,. and most women seem 1 te like it it. f~., ee : > et ren Hei is an earthy, lusty man "who on o€casion-can be crude or even vulgar. He treats women rather harshly, und can become. , 4 quite pushy when.aitracted to a woman. He seems to be very aon proud’of his virility. Many women would be offended or re~ Po . buffed by his aggressiveness, but this does not seem to bother him. ; ; _ 2 1 + chines He See mt ae ee anee nme at Re wee Matectanerrcaabtiedi Uaeearaetice 5 5
14-00000 ~ 12.02.03 ; . 12.02.09 He is a somewhat sensual, father soft man-who is “very consid= . ‘long when talking to her and frequently puts his arms.cround - He isa a sécival ‘pation, “buts is ‘eribarrassed ‘and. insecure e about. . ite He-is a. ‘rather: soft roar who tries‘hard to. be inoffensive. oe However, he-will: frequeitly follow attractive women with his - ~-eyes when ‘he thinks noone is’ looking: Hé is also prone to - ‘and. conventional: with either men or. womén. He is-olwoys” ; considerate ond polite with, all -women and it is difficult: to | ne ; .dscertain what his:sexual atti itudes. and interests might be. =| Sere 1202.06 a He-is a self-confident and- -precise ‘petion “who has something, ~ "of the air ofa professional man about: him. - He is polite, ot _almest: ‘toa foult, and is inclined to-go out of his way: to 2  egite: “of s Nevertheless, he shows. considerable distance ins: ee ‘his rélations ‘with women. ‘Sometiines ‘his foriality i igquto “or ‘procedures to. fit the situation: . but shows little Secselity or “sexual inappropricteriess.” _‘He is ‘neat, even ‘dapper, and con be quite: fastidious: oat “Most of his relations, with women appear to. be. quite. pla “tonic. He is the” ‘kind of} “person who likely: has, several ovelry” close friends ‘who are Womens | Q: Co 12.02.08°~ . “He is is o “Somewhat shy ond indifferent person; when sine crate of women. He’is protie to hold a woman's hand overly | 2G women he adinires. He often: uses flattery and compliments, . ie but does so, rather graciously. Most: women A usually like his. attentiveness. ‘ tee > t oan brush. against or touch women “accidentally” whenever he: ‘gets. a a chance. ee . Hei is a self-confident, rother polls ished p person + who f is pidper ~ a Te ar a tO tn.a group, hie always ‘behaves. according to protocol. ond eae usually can be’ ‘quite efficient i ia in daing 4 $0. fo. : a 4 light a woman's cigarette or see that she is properly. token re of ploce,. but he will rarely,, if ever, “change his 1 ‘moriners ; / 2 e People « consider odd or unusual? He stows’ little or nd - interést-in women in’ public. In general, he isa preoc= a ; a p? cupied person who only seeks out people with similar ; | ' interests. There is an-ascetic, - -asexual air about him — most t of the time. - a None of these fit. | would describe him as: + t
14-00000 -k 13 - Marital- Stotus: ° 7 ; : con a 13.01 ~ Ws he mortied? cS ca ye, X wk “No. oe - ao re oe mo - : ) a 13:01:01 ic his wife with hie? OY 2 ns Yer. oa No , a ee, me oo ~ 8S L 7 or “43501602 “pees his wife. go out socially. with him: | Pe a oe cee peters oe -— ao cemepa aes ones Cte - Never ‘Seldom: Xx ‘Average “Often — a a _*s 43.01.03 2: Is his wife: older than ke. -ébout his: “age: = 2 foo. ot tg 23 . _ oo _ yourger than-he gon t tell _ ns ie 7 13.01.04 Is his ‘wife: unusually ‘attractive. aa -attractive to an average ‘degree _S_ os ae Mo ie _unustally 3 unattractive Te Tee LS moet an os ae ve . “43.01205" = : Genial specking, is. hi wifes sociolly” poised”, om : * pe - socially adequate Se. yy “ ee oe 5 ; ¢ re . Bee ral Sa ee _ socially gouche, ee ee . 4 ; | 43,01.067, 71 What Taaguodes ¢ ‘ther than ier Aative langoge does his wife a'edk? > Saanich: ae ° es ; 3.01.07." _ ‘Is his. wifes; ‘better edigoted than. he , a. no . a. ae -, 2 . Le ; oe ese , Sdueated ‘about: the’ ‘same - oe less educated . a “Does. his, aife seem mt 4 haves ‘any | fri ends - - “4 few friends © rete . wt 1, ~almest n no Friends « x a 2 - cn we : “ ° “tn publi, is she: very’ i attentive: io is wife: a . ~ 5 we : ' -eppropriately ‘attentive to his vite ws 3 ‘indifferent towards: his wife. a “x 7 “ ce OE i 13:02.02; : “An public, is his wife: very attentive to him vos ae . , ; appropriately attentive to him indifferent to him =~ . an a ' ry oe 1 Lon we ee hanenaeenecen apt oe! atvlagennnag apewoiagic iamainietometstactiameess sy Te r aye gt whe ao 5 : at ' ” 1 lan cae a af ig . : ate ' aggressive domineering independent - complacent __ submissive Xa dependent 13.02.03 Would you ‘characterize his wife as: Lo : e ' a ; -~45~
13.02.04 ln the area in which she lives, does she oppear to be: _ very satisfied . normally satisfied K very dissatisfied 13.03. 7 “Have you been. to ‘their home? - Yes i - No X ; * 13.03.01 : - | Ate thete living quarters: uniiivallly nicé. fot thea area: ee typical: ‘of the greg, oe _ So “unusually poor for the @ area.” , 7 _ . os 13. 03. 02 , Ate: they, o os a a éouple: unusvelly good hosts _ “good hosts so 7 30 - “-.. adéguate hosts somewhat: > Hinadequote os | Oe on unusually poor hosts : . POs ; “13. 03. os" . “Does the sife seem: very comfortable asa hostess. “ _ oe: _ “adequate, as-0 hostess : somewhat tense. as" a jostess. me we very ‘uncomfortable: aga 1ostess 7 - - ee : “oh 13.03.04 Are thelr, living quacters:. a : reflection of his penalty a is . ¢ reflection of. both their'peisonalities:: -° | ot eS , : / Ry G reflection of p neither of their: personales. ren ; 7 a ou a a fo oe 13.03.05 “An ‘general, their furnishings are: unusually drab oe . 4 os conventional _- Unusually n nice a . a dade 13.03.06. ag hig. wifes obviously very interested i in hier: home” . ee ~ Gbout interested i in’ Ker home as: most. womén’ ‘in, the area Be obviously very ‘Uninterested j in, her home. a ne a “under srdiary circumstances, are e they: - , the: «kirid of people who entertain often ‘ond like’ it- the: Kind ‘of people who meet their social. obligations: ‘and rather enjoy it " the kind of people who énjoy entertaining only close friends , the kind of people who entertain only when they have to “ the'kind of people who really i dislike to entertain i _ 13.04 Does he ever criticize his wife: Yes, . No . ; If so, what is he most likely to criticize: j .
ry —_ a - . : Clea . . ‘ ~-13,04.01 ‘tn general, os a.couple are -¢ they: obviously very. compatible “ . as compatible as most obvious! not very compatibl a ae eae _ 13.04.02: “Is he. inclined te: never .¢ appear icalois oFher 7 ro, oe i 7 fas pon tt oe . > rarely appear jéalous.of her OY ; { . : Bo . : ‘often appecr: jealous: ofher ne nS fe Los . + - * 13.04.03". , the ideltaed tos never eppeur jealous of him a ns . 7 on er ; Cfo eS a ; rately appear jedlous, of him rn en oo often oppecr jealous of bien” a, a ne 13.04.04. : ds ‘there’ snyihngo about his wife that deserves special mention or | 7 a - a a description? See “ a ed Pre : creme pee 93.052 = Aes a "husband, Kei is best ‘described as: ~ on Ste ~ An outgoing mon who obviously i is the dominant partner in the : mo, ae an | - = narriages He is protective of his wife, ‘and always includes her we =, when possible in his social activities. 5, | - cre > An’ active man ‘whd.is authoritarian.and dominant as.a° husbands ‘He is’ ‘possessive of -his wife and: tends. to be. demanding | in their - relationship. ; : An outgoing man who i is quite depérident upon | his wifes She. tends | to be the more dominant Partner and: he seems: to like’ it and” * “An active-but- somewhat durly man who i is s obyigusiy: very dependent. - | (upon his wife but’ will rgrely ‘admit it. “He may | have some tendency O46 be jedlous and possessive about his wife. 2... ; ee ore conventional husbar idwho treats his: ‘wife with jespeet “Hass ‘ tarely ‘shows: his. féeli ings’ in: public. it is difficult | to tell: ‘how he. ~ Soy cally | feels ‘bout her. ~ mo A ontious “husband. who takes ‘his marriage quite: seriously. His ‘wife is ol viously part.of ‘thé team and they both take: family wee _ £ ,and-social responsibilities seriously... an ve eer ee A ‘socially’ ‘active man who- can be quite’ charming ‘with the ladiés! Ts eS even when his wife is present. They. both seem to > lead separate ae wlth egg “but quite conipatible livess: ~ * : “ _. i. A quief man.who is obviously very depéndent upén his wife. She looks ofterhim rather unostentatiously but it is obvious that “she hos considerate influence on his behavior and atti tudes. cee ana nes Lina umm ssn te MO ant Er Neti fl US he APE AIETE REAR ANTI F oN Meet stl mtinnnne te . ax sue! . : Ya te rarer were ¢ menenene teen nagomemmmenmamntintt tes charted orn i sient a ‘ Pod a None “of these fit, he is best described: os: a + dominamh paringr.. Indepenion wite, Trdifferent ty here Me veelg cexpect it. we
14-00000 : ; . ~ ene coerce elamcttnctinee Ushi Se GOT Sr Be sie ama emeroniaits ot wey SA om At Sy » ~ ™ - ‘ 13.08 * Household: ; ° oe fo - Is he concerned ¢ about the appearance or Funeisning of the an ; le . ee household? .. oO . - "Yes No. an ae an Ce Does he make minor repairs “himself? feo Ye. No -. Sets, ; et es MY e8, Te ne ~Faily carpet S, Akay “ ae M Charen. Lo Se Lo ; . - re “ + - SO oe Te. | ne "Does he heve any ¢ childrens) ; ; Yes X. JX. . (No a . : . - aa a “14.01.01 - 7 ‘How many 1 wv What ages. . ay Q + Lis Sex af ahildren imi. let zen. - 14501.02 _ ; “Are all the children, with him? . on . “Yes ; Ne x ; oe ie where ore: they? - ne . m . ~. Does: het | : pay ‘Gnasval otfention to’ ibis chilean - 2 7 poy, normal-atténtion: ta his children eet . poy little attention to his children ~ “ds bis wifes: an: unusually attentive, mother “an-average mother: -: i. soa ? f of a an unusually urattentive ‘mothet . ‘Are: the. chi Idren: unusually. well behaved.” : 2. 7. normally: well behaved --* rend _Unusvally rowdy « or aificalt y | } “if | | ~ Dost, hes never valk ‘about his childen.: : ‘orely fale j abaut his: childen: ; nn er Ts "talk. about his. children a8, nor ormal. and ‘appropriste yon ae oe -. ae ‘frequently talk about his children’. AS ee OE i - Za. or ae “seem i quite. ‘resctueied about h his children’ 14.01.07.” y Kee’ ariy'« of his, ek! dren unusual 4 incaiy woy- (féeguent itlness, ‘lledgiess” _mentolly, defective, crippled ¢ or deformed, unusually bright, ete. ). . woe : Yes No. iF yes, describe’ cicumitances: — . ’ H 4 e : : ' : . i -48- | - } ‘ , a ‘ :
14.02 * When his wife and family ore awoy, he is: obviously’ very lonely and af loose: ends unlikely to vary his routine - slikely“te become more. active and sotially & aggressive "have. HO idea Mi a futher, he is wait descitbad aut. - . An active, happy. fanily-man whois proud: of his fonilys _An active family man-who is-inclined’ to.be | strict and - ~ demanding with his children. An active. family. mai who spénds.a great ‘deal of time with his ely. “He' tends.to spoil-his ‘childrens . An active but: insecure” Family man who worries, @ good deal about his- children. : - An active,” responsible: father, but hos a no-=norisense atti tude. “His work comes first and his: fumily” knows it. : A careful, responsible’ father whois conscientious ‘about his - “ ~ family but not porticularly warm or demonstrative. CA carefrée father-who takes his fami ily for gronted. Nost of the. time they fend” for themselves ond d'do a pretty good job of it. An indifferent: father, who soinetimes’ seems 5 oblividus of hits 7 fami by: wee <2 Noite of thes fit, te is best described a asi Does he: e-catry Pictutes ‘of his fami ly 2 wife ti Idren. 4 himself A 2 perme - > la his Office. or 1 room, does he display pictures of. his fom _ wife - chi Idten _ himself, 14.06 ts there: anything about is relations with wife: or i iy that requires ‘special mention or description? . i 3 ae ee SEA TMT Re antenna oe vate nana cen 7
14-00000 Sree 3 ; oe teehee oe VI. IDEOLOGICAL set ‘ 45. General ; ee ; . ; ae oe . 15.01. In general: . ;  , ; ; vas He‘is o man 4 with forthright. and obvicus opinions: “He is capable - ° Of expressing these opinions with. dittle apparent, regard for the. Feglings: ond. ‘ttl tudes of others... 7 wo Cee . “He is. a-man a with. many prejudices and dogaatic ideas. ‘He can: v express them with’ ‘heat aid determination when necessary. ee He is a man ‘who is likely to turn aside controversial opinions ' a with, Flippancy orhumor. If ts sometimes difficult to determine. his opinions because it is hord to: get. him. really serious. | 2 —- - He‘is-a-man-who-may. have. many. strong opinions but it i ig difficult for him to, show them. He is epologetic, diffident ond offen” uncomfortable’ when an orgument is in the offing. Te . He. isa ‘man whose true opinions are difficult to determine.’ He- is* susually diplomatic and- conventional when controversial subjects ee - - 2. | Or tiboo subjects | are discussed 1 | It ‘ i i | it | : ' yo ot : + 1 c+ . , : ' } H weed le pee “ ny bee ; * af 1 ~ * ‘ i pat . y ‘ ; ' t t i \ i 4 i i - .t ° i fa | t - | i 8 . te + i . : t + ‘ ' . on) oh . 1 : H ' 1 . . + nts ’ ak y : 1 . i « - He i isa man who i is 5 serious ond determined to be. proper “and : me, Meee, ; conyéntional. He has the manner of a well disciplined person 1 who. pet en only says: :whot hei ‘is supposed ‘fo, say, or expected, to soy. . y me 2 He is'a’man who has quite sophisticated, Spinion’. He is well read; a . a ~ capable: ‘OF “ cénsiderable’ articulate 6 arg jiment ; but’ at times can" ‘be. . 4 icdl-or subtlely, sorcostic. CO , . -He is ‘a:man who i is shy ¢ or. -taciturn, about his opir ONS os ae very | ‘hard. to ‘get him to- -opent up on. any. subject, particularly, < a a re a it-is controversial. Sa Ot ee > 2 . . y : . -~
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* . 1 oan ’ oo — ans, | -~e * f x A . ° 5 i VIL MEDICAL | f Japp rermee seca oe ne Sete = dbs Stet of Hest - - / So a ae i . . ce  , to : on 16.01 ‘To your.  lndwledg, docs he: five any sort of (health problem? - ge eg TES mo a Yess Ne ee ce . “if Yess please explain “. a a oe me TE OTT 4 7 16,02- ; Does hig wife or childeen have’tiny. sort of health problem? a oa a vt Yes, plese sublets ae ee Ny es . i "(6.03 ~ Has Ke ever “indicated thot he had reli pioblens j in ‘the past? oo Ny ms - agi Site . Yes No™  -. “EYés, please explain, oo ; To. your rkrowldee does. he ‘regilorly jake pills or + medication of caeue 16.05 ~ “ts he’ ‘the kind of j person who: ‘Never ‘talks: about his heolth-< or how he < _ ‘feels. Talks about his health and feelings to an average degree A fot “Frequently talks about his health and feelings . roe 18.08 When he feels bad: It is obvious to others It is obvious fo an average degree Most.people would never know it Have never known him ; to feel bad . : a i og, | } t
E fo ADT ADT BBA tela, 1857 Peg IAI Maree oate es whe LL . 4s * 16.1 “Does he have ° A ‘Flushed face 7 breathe hard with.exertion n° ‘te. sweat ‘to any Unusual degree | -. In appearance,” he looks - Robust and betty x. Essentially, lik most . people his age wt : , Unheal thy A pot belly. ; A tendendy fe to é ela clammy bonds A tendency’ Foul breath _ sos To: your knowles does te odhere toa spedial diet or health reginien? . Yes — No If Yes, please. explain: re As an overall i impression, » does he strike you Roar person who is ; Highly enérgetic_and tireless, Energetic, but in spurts | Lota . _ Moderately energetic - _ re Letbargic,” Uistless ‘ “Is there afiything’ about the stote sof. his health or his family’ $ ‘health | that: Warrants: ws further comment? Le a X ? ee ae Bn RRR EMRE Weer ite cteleneten wey
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14-00000 SCNT! - contaée freport/ LIcoLYes 8 Dee 19005 19#5, Sedj's office f a es rr le the. C/O arrived at sudjts ‘office. gat lo 2 Subj was on Ais my dom to the . ‘ - gtregt to meet Folentin Loginos sho hed galled by phone to ask Subj to etép . dom to the street. Je. turned cut that all Loginov. ues ‘tritenssted. in wig to. eins Sudip tuo ticrats for she Ballet “for ‘9 “December. Loginon woringly asked J if he had gone to- tha meting of the tuo presidents at the ‘border= and 3 rejoined. that he didn?t make th.t meating but. would. de on hond for the ob ruing over of the Chanisal. (Comment: the C/O uao not emire of any Soviet - foot aditertng about as Ae entered Subjts but aing/s / : “A id 8 tue 66 £3 293 " . iS a. Say reported that Alexandr prikhodko had ‘dropped in te the office . unexcectedly on 3 Dac, aut eas. Erevented from talking to- Subj deccuse Sub fia wife and son were there... _Prikhodho- asked, wien he’ could Aabe: dus Roh with Subj, ; A and~Subj told him: to ould nax> meek, but that he was terribly ¢ wey ‘during the tte! : OO ‘Cartetnes rugshe — ae ; ; C/o: ‘took the onpobtunity te impress. on subg epata thas! Ae. wis to do: ot fot actdine, absolutely nothing » for the “Sobists.- Even tf the SWstets ‘only. ‘wanted , me «Bg XRow ddout changed visa requiresents for travel in latin, trerica ° “ee subj waa , 5 Ret to give them the time of daye Loe : a Pe mo. c/o- brought up. the sudject of Jacobo: “zabtudsdonyta mention to’ Sub of: . fehararnid?3" interest. ih aalisting the: ‘gupport of influentia? vers in his btd oe fer «the Fregidancy, and ‘asked if Sub) hed Reard anything Surtner: :O7 thtas . ;  Sudd said ™me.?. . . vl. hoary ve re. _, Sut he related the ‘story. again for. tna, C/o. i iD AVY] Back in October. “2985 Sckercrria weg "attending @ corifarence:e ‘at watch i subs. , we § present. Echevarria cond ‘dom off the Phegidtun, directly to: Sud St 8: table - ey “end: grasted Ata © Subj. related this to Bapledsvshyy erid.- it ‘jas then: drat sadludaveky: told: a we si poued » that Echevarria: had spoken to hiv and. said. he “feals® ag isa stivong. candidate: ee pe per “the Presidency, ‘avid mould Like to ‘have a comniitee “of sive. _paopla, in ‘the: oor jJewtsr cormuntéy “te: coordinate with ‘pix. Zabluddveiy téld Sud] te was intending © Pn? Oe to Brorose - Sud Ja _- Zadludonsky, @id not inane any others. we . ~Bhe C/o. asked SubJ:who he’ 2*ougat- sone of the other. Jtkely Jévish leaders Paters de. ‘Subj sét2-it nao herd to say, but he named: bros - Hickey Seldmon, a” ‘jaenkar and Ferrando Jana, the head of Binal ‘Brith. -' “fhe C/O ashad Subj to cheek xith. Zabludovsky on the ‘whole mitier agatn, whan hod the opportunity. Subj guid be would do $0.4" 4 ee! ‘ “hoot ° a , of , an , see te me paneer tty panna : : ~ pec eerateennpnt sete een ed tea 220 eeemememees ae neenacrmener eascamin (pf aeeratane am ate: me tcimmnsi ws aeeneinenamiaewais time oH * - bese proms Fa ° “ x Sudj ig intending to take a tro cay trip to Colombia, aither 9 or 10 Dec, Sr cemmection with the fasroleun Consresss — ; PRM oan! wn Veet, gy CTI NT aad Be Bet fered = Br ee . . en ae ae erage ore core B . et
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are ~* ‘Be SUBS showed the C/O. the reservation card for travel of Sovtet Goorgt Vtoke : : 12d “ay ré the finanetal gain from agsbetaiiing with then. ‘subg sald that had fatten a iy 411% 2 bucomber 1966 ag SUBIECT? Contact Aiport /LICOLY=5 ~~ , GS) Lo a 2e Dac 1155-1245, 3ub f's of ftea ; ‘ : _de The C/O dropped by Subj'sa offica on 22 Dac, after having dalfvered Py ‘Chrtatmas gift of liquor to. Subj's home the previous. daye . : Subs. wag very apprectativa af the gift. . . : . ‘SA Gnd hla famtly, Nina, Irind and werina, They're booked for departure from Hextoo for 25 Dao by Ar France, for.faris. ‘farts to brussels, where Visko hag four days : ’ Ag: of buatness, and cont tnutng ‘flight fruasels to Loscoia on 30 December, . i a Wavy ae Viako had. vistted Subj “tn ‘company with another Soviet who Subg uag told was . [NTS Viakots successor: - (fromthe dettér's card) = Victor M. Ivanov, Conse jero. Comerchal. : i ae “8 de Ja: Enba joda Soviettoas The saw te week canbrinsel Tan ‘a “EC. way toe  Perntonern My GoGo mys’ teaaa ll. wae nyle Coven. f a. a % J 9. Subs ‘stated ‘that. he hod recetug a letter from Sidney Wetntrauy; TS. State | 2 a De partment offietal now in Chile, “inviting. Subj to vistt him, (Comment ¢. Patntraub fn Us ‘formerly stationed in Waxteo and later in haghington woo the aubfect: ‘of interest ee ‘by the. Sovtatg tn Mexico, who had. Subs try.to mintain contact on Ata: fashington x ot wa ert pes. Please. forward this ‘information. to Gerald Fr. nko in nttago. “yf . ro ‘Subj oatd:-ha had recetved a Sirn invitation from dir, Ha ins me Phonetic), J Hor. of Air France: tne ‘Maxi coy: to go on thé - inaugural flight of ‘Alr Franca to Red Chtna, Y posatbly tn April i967, Subj was ‘Compdately neutral adout Ais goings but. asked © - the C/o. tf wa had any interest: in Als taking ‘the trip to Red China. | The c/o oatd we « would let him ‘know about that. . rs The ‘co aeked . Sud J to “have - the door ‘to hts. sypted closed, | a0 ‘that wa Antone Tne C/O said: ‘he uanted to explore frankly the status | dfacuas- -@ aertous matter. of Sub J's relattonship ‘touard. ‘tha. Sovieta.- The c/o stated, Sluntly tree there wag. a feeling higher: up? that Sub “Raid: not acAlaved a Sbuffletent degree. of. cutmoff from the Sovists, . and that his’ postura af friendly compromt se weakened. Ate stance. in reply, Suds ment toned the two alements: that went into his oe attitude. toward the Spuvtata: ; ti “such. an tnatgntftcant, ieve that § ‘tt had’ ne- effect. tn “hte: dealings ‘at th the < “Sevteta, And he-adtd that level would sink“ aven’ more whek the Sovtets inaugurate. _* lim. Aeroflot fltghts from Montreal and New York ene Soviets do fot. handle bookings eB ee id on: Aeroflot | through ‘agentes: we : - 8d Ata personality (thé ‘C/o had. asked ‘tf. tt: were posstote “Jar. iby ‘te. decomna’ ‘cool. or even unfeltendly towird, the Sovlets); Sud}: ‘said sha cotild not ‘change. Ats - ) personality. In ‘the past year he: had cooled. off noticeably, having resisted all . - ae he cooperation — with them, avotded. them,. put difficulties th tha wey. ‘of ‘meetings, . ate oe vemos Put de was against Ate grain ‘to ‘be unfriendly . toward people with whom he might - . "Cohenido throu into assoctation. Ha. clted proudly” ‘that. he was not beholden ‘to thé: * eee Soptets jor anythtrg; and never want out of. ‘Ag way to sear: anything srom, theni; - a cea “or ‘tristarice , he had been: told that Fabel Yatskov had broughte beck cavler for ; bfon Ate return fron the ‘Sovtet= Onion ~ bué Sudy mada no move to coll Yatskov “(whet and (f Yatskoo alla ‘him, the ‘wht ‘gee Alm and cannot underetand how he : - cculd be unfriendly to Yatekeu under such circumstances). , . C/O manttoned to Subj the fatter’a equivocal reply of “maybe*® when Log (nop had asked if Subj would raport the name of the CIA chief tn Mexico tf @ knew/tt. SubJ replted that he had told reg hn0? owe that tha ll amas crasy Files ce’ P8017 Ce yer eC Waa re) e Nox Cpl)
RET G pr Filled im DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE 4 SUS JECT CF DOCUMENT BOCCUMENT LDENTEF IC ATION RE FILE RO. "D. O1BPATCM GA SOURCE BOC. SYMBOL NO. 14: BATE . LOGINOV, Valentin 7. SOURCE CAYPTCNYM] &. DATE OF INFO. |®. EVALUATICN ey 3. ANALYSER 0” 1G. DESHLMIVATED bm @. OATE PROCESSED - DOCUMENT. DISPOSITION 1h. TRANSFERRED To: Re FILE MO. "“Jla. CROSS MEPERRED TO THis Free. ‘Lista del- “Cuerop Diplomatico, Aves 1963, (Cuban) Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores —. Attache, Sovemb Havana=- Valentin S&S. LOGINOV (LOGUINOYV) _ Aleksandra’ LOGINOVA, wife ¢ DE LOGUINOV) Add¥ess: -Havana-Vedado, Paseo, # 309,apto 4-8 © CAR HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAR De (2D ESSA as. - mee mes fom iN uu . > . ¢ {F> 45) x 8GE7 use racvtous coevions,