AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: _ FBI RECORD NUMBER: ’ 124-10285-10245 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 105-99311-249 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: — FBI FROM: SAC, NY TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 05/22/1969 PAGES: 33 SUBJECT: DOCUMENT _ TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT . ORIGINAL Secret NEW = CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: 11/03/1998 . UPDATE DATE: STATUS Redact . | RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(A) JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JEK Act 6 (1)(C) JEK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: INC LHM Docld: 32304233 Page 1
Le OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 pene | MAY 1962 EDITION - © GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 ee. _& UNITED STATES of ‘RNMENT . CI i Memorandum Oo To DIRECTOR, FBI (Gos. oma] igh ou OPE oe a oe m0 bophupea Ve SAC, NEW YORK [(1 oy : 1rror mi -LESIOVSKI IS-R (UNSEC) ®), : OO: NY) SUBJECT; . a7 fis \SST"ABBTSED py RC “TING . aN wa SLIP(S) OF M00. Laat DATE 3/¢ BV Sg Clea] _Re New York/90 Day oe ten 2/18/69 S F-19-FP f d SCOUK {2 DAY PROGRESS heme VS)’ p eee Bi | copies o - | Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are s IFIE an LHM containing information regarding the subject. { The LHM is classified "Secret" as it contains information furnished by CIA, which is so classified. 3 GHU The informants mentioned in the as:. follows: y ONY T-1 Furnished information. to. s [E359 ©) SA JOSEPH F, DIFFLEY on fe 1/15/69 and 2/24/69 CM ~ Sy ONY Te2 Furnished information on FF a [(cta I) 12/13/63; 2/11/69 and 4/24/69 yt | Ee NY T-3 Furnished information to \ Former CSNY 426-s NYO agent on 12/23/48 Wty py Furnished information to Si ; | DONALD BATCHELDER , SA JOSEPH HOLIDAY on Loong. School for International 4/24/69 - eeu Be Training of the on | y RY” Experiment in Inter- Classified BY LRA TL. oe national Living, _ “Exempt from ¢ C-5, ¢ ory a Brattleboro, Vermont Date of Declassificailign nt BATES Jha} | NY T-5 Furnished information to Mrs. GEORGE S. DINWIDDIE Orleans Office on 3/21/69 Executive Secretary, Foreign ~ Relations Associatiog, New Orleans, Louisian  @areas (Encls. 6) ae 1l-New York Docld: 323042353 Page 2?
enter tne mentee at g cre eee is tet ide NY 105-46250 [(%U) | takia NY T-6 Furnished information to ROLAND WELLS , New Orleans Office on ; Assistant Manager, 3/22/69 Sheraton-Charles Hotel, - New Orleans, Louisiana NY T-7 Furnished information to Mrs. LOUIS BROWN, SA VICTOR P, KEAY on Aunt of ALAN LOMAX, 6/7/39; St. Louis Office Formerly of 6841 on 6/30/41 and SA J. B. Sen a tS ALATA BB SENET TR GE ROSTERS BTN f oe . Washington Avenue, HUNT on 2/24/ho University City, Missouri ; NY T-8 . Furnished information to — (>) MARY VAN CASTEEL _ SA THOMAS C. RIES on (Former WFO C-498, 5/23/56 Washington, D.C.) NY T-9 | Furnished information to [ivy 3993-S*|(s) SA JAMES E, FREANEY on 3/20/69 and 4/16/69 The records of the Passport Office, USDS, Washington, D.C., regarding JOHN ULRIC NEF were reviewed by SA THOMAS A. MENDENHALL on 4/11/69. The records of the Crédit Bureau -f Lucorporated, Washington » D.C., were caused to be searched by SE JOSEPH L. DEAN on 4/10/69. a The New England Directory covering Brattleboro, Vermont, were reviewed by SA JOSEPH HOLIDAY regarding telephone # 802-254-6044, The records of the Vermont State Police, Brattleboro, Vermont, were furnished to SA JOSEPH HOLIDAY on 4/24/69. . s diese eadsintccioe sass Ct ATEN Sc ETM se erathvcmngeintan wi tet Sates shar blanipnt . The records of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company, Red Bank, New Jersey, regarding telephone # 201-364-4862, were furnished to SA JAMES A. MARLEY, Jr, on 3/24/69. -2- ¢ ee | | : Ys \o Fhe Docld: 32304233 Page 3 . eneet anne melas nes peemetes aati snes ns saat pore nce ti |
* Bosse] ISECRET The subject has beenfidentified as an intelligencel u officeryor hefPolitical Branch, Rosy Ny 3653-S*fidentifiedl ) the subjectfon 9/10/62,fas an_employéeé of the Political Branch ) KGB, NY ReBidency.? [NY/5012-S*] similarlyidentified the subjec Cs) on 1/21/67. In_adar ae NY 3549-S* adviSéd on 2/23/62 al that fthe subjectfis afiiember of the KGB,_ Also,feurT a.CKJ CU RASTVOROV,kformérfSovViet intelligence Picergéon 2/ak 55k identifi the subject by photograpbfonly as‘ possiblyfan ofticespne had seenfin Moscow. arin the period 1943-1950 (WJ \ Characteristics, Mannerisms, wowbide Habits and : ! Personality Assessments Information developed when the subject has traveled | outside the NYC area (Philadelphia, New Orleans, Memphis and \. Kansas City) indicates the subject on (2789035 in in visiting (4 2 e various art museums and exhibits. On 69, in Philadelphia, he visited, the Barnes Art Foundation, rion, Pennsylvania, . and the Johnson Art -Collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In New Orleans on(3/22Y69, he observed paintings ana ( $C UD) statues in Jackson Square for approximately 45 minutes, taking numerous photographs. In Memphis, on(3/23/69, nec AICud visited Brooks Memorial Art Gallery. In Kansas City, on 4/13V69, he visited the Truman Home and the Truman Liprary GES CU, at Independence, Missouri, and,the Nelson Art Gallery. Infor- mation developed through csny (413 Shas determined the subject($ is an avid photographer, often photographing art items in . museums. He frequents Alkit Camera paps Incorporated, where he issued checks on 3/13/69 ($23.87); 3/24/69 ($16.47); | 3/27/69 ($12.50); and 4/8/69 ($44.07). 7 _ Ageording tof Ny 3993-S¥*] the ‘subject continuesC$ J C his (usual UN) routine which consists of predicably, late arrivals {% long absences. from his office, numerous visitors of all | | ‘kinds and no great output of UN work (see enclosed EM) Cu) ¢ Docld: 3230427353 Page 4
NY fio5-u8250 | ) fw CIA advised that its sources have reported that the subject, upon his return to the US,.was as affable as ever pc noting that during his (initial tourJin the US he was out-C¥ going and gregarious. However, these sources possibly detected - indications that the subject was not especially pleased with his curre (2s5tennent| and probably would have preferred an C =4 5 asstgamend) 6 (a an AmbaSsador.\| In late September, 1968, the C 4 ubject stated to a foreign national that he was "very di Leas 54" concerni the deterioration (in relations between the_USSR rare and(the US \and added he mighttry to(return to Moscow) efor Dow) the 6nd ofjhis tourjas nis oontinuea Pesence at the UN alee LU 5 "would not serve afiy usefu purpose. The subject has also | stated he did not enjoy life in the US, adding that his father and his mother-in-law were sick. his daughter was in i school{in Moscow,) and he and his wife were lonely in NY (HC u) | {see enélosed L | Transportation Used va The subject owns a/1968 Pontiac FirebirdJyith nyCG%4/( license (¥z- 376.\ He garages is auto overnight at €he_UN garage as the Es icdess only a ‘few blocks £rom (the UNSEC.) He invariably walks to gd from work, frequently uses. his auto ‘ when visiting (the Syed dad again during the evening if heCK J Cu} goes out with his wifé. | Efforts to locate ‘ai Gasoline ereditaccount for c5J he subject have determined aie possesses{c credit ca ZS 313 917 ounce the{Humble Oil] and a ining}Company~C S$ y is(accoun Also, Philadelphia cs) will a saeem onth1l and Kansas ty have been requested t6_ review ie subject's (account number 831, 473 407 3 with the (Mobil Oil Teonpany C s} for any activity. H | ee The following (o @dometer readings) were obtained from cAI | (the subjec | | t's ante} HS) sone eho. - - . - eee pee ee eee ee SS Docld: 32304233 Page 5
| nz (205-46250() cud Bank Account . Subject issues checks to cash and usually range from $10.’ (Cr jhe oe Ni Date Day Coun ) Grr Cee tar 243/69 Monday 2964 chi 2418Y69 Tuesday 3717 2A2hY69 Monday 3872. , 3A4/69 Tuesday 4005 345/P9 Wednesday ~ Koka. : 3410/69 Monday . | 4103 S 34l1Y69 Tuesday 4105 3A15Y59~=—s- Saturday 4154 IG 3417/69 Monday 4278 [ 3AL9/69 Wednesday 4391 | 3A26Y69 Wednesday yhos LAL/B9 Friday 4539 f Kenarysighos these readings reveal} that the subjectS4 does not e his or extensive travel, other than when s uto known. to travel outside the ia area z such relatively oro nearby area hiladelphia 2/7 - 969) at (oh rinceton, New Jersey 43/1 are{ obtain at e UNfovernight. However, efforts ee? (sy aré Continuously being made through NY (6 (See enclosed LHM for info re cece ) vtouovt registration). ° The subject maintains a checking account with Chemical Bank New York Trust Company, UN Branch. is is- a joint account with his wife, (GALINA, ana bears #{.015- 263541. It is (honitored monthly.) The majority of the checks written by the subject are issuéd for rent, camera expenses, telephone book clubs, musical records, and department stores. The to $20. Exceptions to this practice were noted on 3/17769 ($200); 4/2/69 ($700); and 4/7/69. ($200). The subject also issues checks for transporsati on and hotels when traveling as follows): f, [ . ‘ Lol’ ron ‘SECRET Sais VO PQ 3/19X69). 1 1so noted that (Ghese readings ih dsporadically as the subject garages his auto { ee ere Docld: 32304233 Page 6
NY ios-neese | @(ut} | ‘or Pp = fag f Gael Date Issued To Amount 3/20/69 CO Eastern Airlines $94.50 3/22/69 Tllinois Central | Railroad 14.235 3/23/69 , . Sheraton Charles -. Hotel 28.62 . 3/25/69 . | American Airlines 79.80 Public Appearances Meetings Attended or Speeches Made 1. Information was developed through( NY 3726- S* if 69, that the subject would attend as ost th dle East jat Princeton University on(3/1846 v Newark subsequently advised by airtel Gee 69. concerning the subject's appearance — at Princeton University (see enclosed LHM). 2. The subject( gave two) lectures at Southwestern at Memphis, Tennessee, onf3/24y6g. (His topic dealt withG overview ofCthe UN} from(the Secretaria jand -specifically. related to the organization of(the Sect citys? anetijanda organization of [the General Assembly) within (t the UNY AX see Memphis LHM date [B/2 /69) « BY} 3. The subject traveled to Boulder, Colorado 3/14 - 17469, to attend the (22nd Annual Conference on FOC 6rld Affairs/held nei{ he University of Colorado. Che ap /i8y69, (he na panei{ designated as(Series 15 "UN, Underfe O ie 69, (he he participated in a wae Jenpitied (series 15C Un Travel 1. The subject and his wife departed the US for 5/8j69, due to the death of the subject a the Soviet UnionJ on mother-in- law} The subject_has indicated he tea(5/ 73469} to e US on app oximately(7/IX69 (see NY LHM dated(5 73468). Subgect traveled with his wife to the Philad Museum, rion, Pennsylvania, and the Philadelphia Musey Docld: 32304233 Page Signatea (3 der War.: (he appeared on a We ; panel) designatea (Se Series, | Cum tn ferises. Under the Stars. AlCu) (See Denver LHM dated 6/2 aii Nave . OP on{ oft" - 3}69. He visited nthe Barnes Foundation Art |¢ ~ ' | i. I i { i ih Is Ku) Sue lphia |
ot | Lo The subject traveled to Kansas City, Missouri... fe) NY }105-48250 su) 6. by train and Greyhound Bus while enroute to Boulder, Col on(4/11 - 13369. He arrived in Kansas City at 9:50 p.m J / | ont, (2 69." He stayed at the Aladdin Hotel, wherefGERODOT MAY et HE LUSHCHTNKO | the /Byelorussian Ambassador. mrev Ar -. J; stayed with fis wife. The: 1e ‘subject, (CHER! USHCHENKO,\ arid Zo. went Sightseeing to Independence, Missouri, ori mi They also visited the Nelson Art Gallery in Kansas City, “Pisses, The subject departed Kans for Denve While ut) y via Union Pacific Railroad at 8:00 p.m. onf i aio. in Kansas City, coverage of the subject waS afforded through. established sources and fisurs. No intelligence activity was noted ee orRy this coverage of the subJectfsee Kansas City LHM eee C aca Subject arrived in Denver at 6:25 a.m. on finites, vi via Union Pacific Railroad. He taxied to Boulder, —0lorado, to the residence of LAWRENCE\WEISS, a writer foy "The Denver Post." The subject attended the (22 nd Annual olorado, Boy OB ha Conference. on World Affairs ,\ University of C ald Colorado,(4/14 - 1769. Hé remained in the Denver area CS ICU until 9:00 a.m., CG 18J69, when he flew via Frontier Airlines to Santa Fe, New Mexico. While in Denver, coverage of the subject was afforded through established sources and fisurs. No intelligence activity was noted while the subject was = onde YW} in Denver or Boulder, Colorado fyg}see Denver LHM dated(5/- 8. ne sub eo. arrived in Santa Fe, New Mexico, at 10:30 a.m. w/rByes . He stayed at the La Fonda Hotér Gp difiner at the residence of SAMUEPMRALLEN. 4 e departed New Mexico from Albuquerque at 8:30 a.m.‘on Ciasy 69, boarded Trans-World Airlines and returned to nyc CMS ia 39092 boa City, Oklahoma, due to arrive NYC at 3: een Santa Fe, and ha on(4, Gsiy 69 > the subject ntered (the sMuN.) CI different dat@Byas fovtows:(S) ¢ See Albuquerque teletype dated (I. Gs/19569. ) Visits toKthe(Soviet UNi Mission S) During February, separate occasions on Docld: 323042353 Page &
NY fs QO? During March, 1969 onfi3 separate occasions on 11 different Date | During April, 1969 on(i7\separate occasions on Docld: 32304233 Page 3 fu Je) Saturday Monday Monday. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday — Tuesday Wednesday Monday Tuesday Friday (5) Bax )\g) Monday” Tuesday Thursday Saturday Monday (CE) Wednesday Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday ey 16> Tuesday Wednesday Monday Thursday (S3 -10- he subjec e subjectfentgred (the xc) cs3 O (different SECRET PERE RRPRPRREH hey Gre, SMUN_ tesVYas follows (oro a of Visits 3 WRN RHE NBER E cs" esKas follows: [ Mumber of Visits \s )
a Date ay |@) (Humber of Visits /S$} 21769 Monday 4 3 4423/69 Wednesday 2 bfohf69 as) | Thursday 1 4X28 A469 Monday (S) 2 4 f29K69 Tuesday 1 4X30469 Wednesday 1 \ These figur can be summarized as to ‘che frequency by day of the week when the subject(visited the’ SMUN as~( Cs) - follows: (day of the 2 week) (Bevruary\2) Garett? Crs CS) Total (| | ihe Ty Analysis oft the subi ct's s(visite Ys in theaA three month period ere were {io occasions ]when he visite the SMUN more than’ Orice on a given date.) On one occasion 10/69, a blizzard had taken place in NYC, and many busine ewe closed or limited. Reversi seine subject 's(muttiniel $1 visits occurred on Mondays, 3/10, 3/31, 4 and s(multip visits on 3/20/6 plausibly could be explained y & tacttne subject departed for New Orleans and Memphis on 3/21/69 This same explanation could be valid for the subject's (multiple visits on 4/156 0769, the eve of his departure for Kansas City and Denver. ® 2 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday | (S) Thursday Friday Saturday (5 G EPEPENWWO HEME EO CONMWNWO! te. ChO Associates According to(Ny 3993- ‘G sovieDvis oe or, associates arey¥G he subject's most frequent C Y As DNEPROVSKT and ¢ ws. | i RNIKOLAT A. POSHIN. dase enctosea od YW _ | \; . | | SRR Veg AS Doclda: 323042733 Page 10
wy [a is 1. eee boncacss\ 6h) subject were detected during th Lansdowne , pennsylvania See on et terete ty e following Mrs....@ILLIAM 18 Nyak | contacts 3 Eta, SSECRE f w aS 8 Ry wa Se: we of the CH as) NCH by JOHN RETEHARD, | Director, Council for 3/3 and 2/20/65 (ace Eb on 2/3 and 2/20/69 Phila- | delphia LHM of (3/18 365) CHC uJ f saveneennenentat ie Gone OSBORN) w) CHOC uJ Furnished by JOHN RECEHARD, | (Assistant Professor of Politica B700/69 (a meen’ on Science, WUniversity of Pennsyl- 2/20/ /69 Wa anal) vania, iladelphia, ae nnsyl- Linn dated ‘Gis 69) Ce) Cu) | vania , owt: Hei eS 3°" (SULES..DAV. st Furnished vy fry 6359}s}fon on é ee cu 1/15/69 (see encIos HM ) Brookline, Massachusetts Docld: 32304233 en . inc. URD ON - Bea oS rt Mass achusetts” i SaaS LAE NULLA LEO ES arc ner(¢ 3 ae _Bos sos tOny treet CE Stu Washington, D.C. GUER. ce) cu ‘ aS ..21 h..Street Liyh ved “LADISLAV J. es. Shief of P Prot ree Pan American. World... Airw erik oer Ee Page i1 ? a CHU} érvnon|Stre t operates Cele cl | — 148 (Ww) - Bie pari fs Cop Mon(6) ways wavs G4/3%69) cK u) BS) Furnished b ol. | iyensahee vali sSIho ©) nay F hed b fry (6 : ic | | | Fumisned yf éne es59}sfon ( ,
N ny fos-uoe50 gy) . 8, LEDWARD. )_ GEORGE! t “Manager-Government..0fficess jeans. Wa ridg.Airlines, J BAG... 9. ‘ia .—-AUNGY EEA, W cu ssociate..ProfessorfSociall 7 EE oe 3 oTaeRe at..o Qneonte Suzan é| Tyanye9 by; he Yoo ©) oe /6 v, ea) ed Furnished b ion 1359 BES 1/15/69 and] NY 93-58 2/12/68 (see NY LHM (0/5965) SMES ; “a g\C 10. Furnished byANY (6359 a S) | /%5/69 . (see © | OH 69). (ood py C EA ROSENBERG, bY elesor. Mo Loretta Heights College and | Temple Buell College, Denver, | Colorado on 4/15/69 _{see Denver LHM dated Bai 69) (PCW Furnished by[NY 3993- -st Jon ‘6 12/12/68 (see NY LHM dated Gs W/ROVC BS CAD | | ae aeiS a Furnished by iy Coots € 2/24/69 (see ara (6359 Furnished lle Gade on sl. 2/24/69 (see 3) 3/14 and Denver LHM (5/if 69) yOCu) 3 on C43 cu le. RANDOLPH * MATOR.. Telephone # 802-254-6044. Brattleboro 3 Vermont , -CaoneXeo . Poon CO, Ase ’ a (aeveees ar ey Tey H) £ University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado \ | | SW WS RE. oe Docld: 3230427353 Page 12