ChB Be eet gS BC AE (196) MEXI-2436, 8 February 1965 (107) LIZNVOY, 22 October 1963 (108) .LIENVOY, 26 August 1964 - (109) LIENVOY, 26 September 1963- so (110) LIENVoY, 21 April 1964 (IL) LIENVOY, 28 May 1964 a (112) UIPIRE, 21. March 1964 (113) LIENVOY, 16 April 1962 (114) LIENVOY, 24 December 1963 (115) LIENVOY, 10 Deceaber 1963 (116) LIENVOY, 28 March 1963 (117) LIENVOY, 10 June 1964 _ (118) - LIENVoY, 20 May 1964 Ly (is) LIENVOY, @f March 1964 (20) " LIENVOY, 9 March 1964 MEXI-7035, 23 Noveuber 1963 (122) LIENVOY,. 22 NOveaber. 1965 _ MEXT~ “7038, 23: Noveaber 1963, et PTOI 3h Tet oad Loree Ay Aaa A eet a te ote ’ : my , Gm tan) Gest oan eS te Ret ome Sng esa - (424) LIENVOY, 29 October 1963 cit "3" QRS) LIENVOY, 10 Novenber 1962. a LIENVOY, 17 March 1964 | RESUNEY, 4 “January 1963 ‘LIENVOY, 21 January 1963 LIENVOY, 22 January 1963 LIENVOY, 21 February 1963 LIENVOY, 22 February 1963 LIENVOY, 27 February 1963 _LIENVOY, 6 March 1963 a " “ LIENVOY, 12 ‘Noveaber 1963.” . HMMA~22630, 19° December 1963 rae Aan 2 ce A ant CER AA hehe ART ee Pat Rios ape te pee Bho Meno from Legal ‘Attéfphe, 11 Mach 19680 LIENVOY, 29 April 1964 oe LIENVOY, 3 June 1964 LIENVOY, 2 June 1964 LIENVOY,. 29 June 1964 , o — Pee da ele ek SECRE T at ee SERS Batre ot “deat ye ghey sek becky ot
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14-00000 ae. . oy 12 bay 1965 iy | SUBJECTs Contact Report/ Silvie McDonald 12 May; Kadte Cristina earten Gestetner, known 1 98 Den Jockson, end Yarhetne, introduced aa Mort boyan, met Subject om 12 Hay. ‘Subject reported on her attendance et the WTI . Vietory celebration at the SovEmb held on 3 May, and ita aftermath on un > May at the ert gallery of Alfredo Sentoe.. % fe 2 Subj, sho attended the reception alone, her invited friend Georrins | dia Lee. BOG BO, attrected a enall circle of cospanicns during the evening, iret, ‘ there was & QGuatezalan, @ professor at the Meticnel University, who made ced i ook t-- @onversation, learned she was a singer, and spoke of having her appear at. , int .:°@ concert im Puebla, Hext, Viadinir Andreev, his receiving line duties ended, ' Joined her, Thoir convereation dealt with artiste in Kexico, a pick-up , “. from the firet tine they had met at the Sentes Gallery som: two months aso. -~ Phen, Valeriy caes by and seesad to be mostiy interested ‘in watching Subfsect, 2 Subj took an instant Gielike to Valeriy (protebly Koatikov).. A short, blond ' Buseian than érifted inte the group, who Subj pogged as & parechutist, Thi oe 7 ” gurned, out to be acourate (probebly Zikelai lacnev), Andreeve came by just | cad * “about the tins Subj was dsviting the group to visit the Santos Gallery.. Subj _ ; 4 - ee was dust about-able to include Adndreeva in‘ the invitation, and then Andreeva 3 7; was gone frogs the group. The invitation was for 11 May st 1100,” During the | - ', evening Andreev nentioned that he would like Sct} to perfora at the Sovint. “Eon ‘: Subj said she would, but no® details for the engagement were mede@e 9s) Bee ‘ On 1) May Andreev and Valeriy ebowss up st the Santos Gallery, Subj A _introdueed then to Alfredo Santos. Andreev ccensd -to be-enchanted by thé” “4 . Gallery: Veloriy was’ léas deuons trative. They had brought 8 bottle of Vodka - A and: pasesd. e fea hours in the company of Alfrede. Subj confirmed her istaste | °3 for Yaloriy, and forwed her inprossion of Andreev thet he wanted to break out. | be “ef dull Soviet circles dato the gayer, freer atmoszhere of the artist eet in Mexico. ‘Ho specific appointnent was made for Sabj to Bee either of the two - Seve ‘enother ting. . . ‘ : he Subj, in ben concern te knos uhere this operation | was tokcing her ‘ond the a “part she was to play in it, rang in some sdditisl charsoters in her pervcnal ; ‘life. There was Georging (um), her.very good friend, ainless, clinging tc : _ Subjects orbit, studend a u of 4, eho considerpd éndssev & *éear.” _ Sub, aia Tesggst Len unites rose ihe ay etme TEs saat ayer
14-00000 a 2 . because she, Sublet, though silli.g te parmue @ pletorio fréendship with “ ""s "pndpeev-would have none of the other, and i$ wae not. unlikely that Ceorrine . wight ceptivate Andreev,. There wes Antmio Garss, Subject'e current bey- ; os cy 6 friend, @ bodyguard to Dias Ordas, who was giving etidence of rrowing seriogw ae 7 ae vt about her, Subj was concerned “that her participation in the ereration ni ext - (s. dm some way cause harm to Antonio, Subject whe extertaing a host of ‘artist ‘°°. @pteaés at her home expressed concern that if she core followed and ented: 1° Upon, @ mieleading impression might be gnined, ie ee eco, §, Other personal matters sbout Subject that cams out in the canvereation i! > | were thet she has income fron stocks (sufficient to maintain her in Merice), |," gha da in visitante artists status, would like ‘to attain inztgredo because | Poco.  ghe hee diffioulties with the Mustetane Union (AMDA) that hampere pursuit __ of her profession; she is not interested in marriages she is opposed to 7 ‘by-passing the linitations on her work imposed by her statue, . & ‘ "6 ‘Fee €.0.%8, in their guidance to Subject, wade it cleor thst she could purl out of the operation any time sho wanted, that it was.in her power to - oer temdhate it either vith us or with the Sova, if she got invcived with thea, "” She wed. told that there waa absolutely no harm that could befall her boy- =” “\ friend, Antonio, from her oentinued partioipetion, Aa for Georgina, the chips would have to fall es they may with Andreev; since Subject was — Coorgina's confidante, ve would be appreciative of knowing shout Andreev’s -’ davolvement in any affeir. She wanted to know why we wore interested in: . Andreev, and the €.0.'8 gledhanded her to the extent of telling her that: - it eas our businsse-to know about: duportent Soviets,. aince one never knew: .... when a Soviet micht- ve. ia need of “help.* Sabjeat | indicated ehe wes willing type tame el meik et oe rr Te “3 Soh Fae aot eeat one > ah, “> to go slong further at’ slow paces Pee a ss Te" In talking about the Soviet Victory reception, the presence there of “ LICRAVE-1 (his picture had been in the Bevs) cane up, Subject said she. ~ knew Le], She characterized L-1 as flighty, She said he didn't got elo-g with big wife. She intimated thet when L-] was lonely, he chasedzf after  ferale Compandoashi pe Ie] dropo ty Subject's place weery so often, She . ‘tmew that Ln] had left his father's bueineca end Ahad gone iz for  Srop-tusting ¢ @ relatively recent dsveloment). we re ae ee ee “ Bevangensnts were mnada.that "Mort® would ‘keep ia. ‘touch vith Subject. “goat once a week ty phone (Tel. 46-71-06, Calle hic Nove #32) « end thet): later abe would be given an euergency nunber tocalk - -. Se scan oma So ate rar ae
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14-00000 LO eee & me eye Br la. Bhase epics 4 SECRET Thee! tre oie h dO wa OL. <oXt cue LE CR ET 1381582 gh oe KOSTHKO: “DIR CITE MEXI 3395, EV Te 12, 2 Maye ¥ sate woes oven oe — -13kueu65759 a CREDOOAT 5 wis eaaie | . ie SUBJ 1s ‘SYLVIA RCDOWALD EE HELANSON BORN 25 AUG 1934 BEVERLY, -WASS. BARR LED lt YEARS, DIVORCED FAR 1964 FROM BENSON HARION RCDONALD, AGE Ads RESIDENT BULLBERY, FLA. FATHER GREGORY MELANSON, MOTHER “CAROLINE. SUBJ'S PROFESSION IS CONCERT LIEDER SINGER, RECENTLY canst “OVER TO POPULAR AND FOLK: SINGING, ABOUT TO HAVE RECORDING RELEASED. IW MEXE THREE YEARS, VISITAWTE STATUS. LIVES RELATIVELY POORLY, INCOME PRINCIPALLY FROM STOCKS DERIVING FROK ALIMONY SETTLEMENT, - ee “ko “STA OR ENB TRACES. | 2. PHOWED EMB POLITICAL SECTION 8 HAY ASKING ADVICE RE PROPRIETY v4 * a « . M est et hn Ss es eee “oh : Beg “ATTEND 9 KAY SOVEMB “RECEPTION. STATION DEBRIEFING YIELDED FOLL? ABOUT “22 TWO BOS AGO SENT IMVITATIONS TO ENTIRE DIP CORP FOR Painting EXHIBITION | OF FRIEND. ONLY SOV ATTENDING WAS FIRST SEC. VLADIRIR Ivanovic: ANDREYEV, SUSPECT eB. LATTER THEN TENTATIVELY INVITED SuBY TO EY «RECEPTION, EXPRESSED MUTUAL INTEREST FOLK SINGING, “ALSO IKVITED Si SUBJ “MIS HORE HEAR SOV RECORDS BUT HADE WO SPECIFIC DATE. BASIS STA CURRENT TEREST. ANDREYEV (SEE BELOW), C/O ASKED suBJ ATTEND TAKE 490 IRIATIVi CULTIVATE A, REPORT RESULTS. TE ee
aan Te 30°42 may sted “ADVISED: ‘THAT’ Ae Kost ikoe ANG Leowoy 5 a : ABLE TIRE bITH HER AT RECEPTION | SHALL Tavk PRINCIPALLY, BUT THEY wpe - > PRESSED INTEREST VISIT FRIENDS ART GALLER AY AND “THAT SHE, GIVE. RECITAL ~ AT Ef. A AND KOST LKOV aT GALLERY it HAY FOR TWO. HOURS ViTH HER. . _4e SUBJ°S IMPRESSION OF ARDREYEV FOLL: ADEQUATELY: SOPHISTICATED AND oe 33 “ WESTERNIZED, PROBABLY URHAPPILY HARRIED, ACTIVELY INTERESTED Is “A8500 “TATIONS | AND MENTAL CLIBATE AWAY FROR SOVERS ENVALRONPENT _ : 5. APART “FRON SPR-ON A, STATION'S ONLY RECENT SUBSTANTIAL IFO IS © Rete beat 5 et eb ee yt wo Ey FROM ‘SHATTER “wRO SAYS A "RELATIONSHIP WITH WIFE PARTICULARLY ‘STRAINED, AND 1S ONLY SOV HAS NOTED YVITH POSSIBLE VULNERABILITY AT EMB. CAS ’ SEPARATELY REPORTED, SRATTER AND A HAVE RECENTLY BEGUN ACT MUTUAL - CULTIVATION.) " LEVEL-HEADED. REQUEST TRACES ABD INITIATION FO On. a TS 7, ,ALSO REQUEST HOS. RETRACE FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. _ANDREYEV,. nat : CULARLY FROM ODESVY. | 5 ECRE Te
14-00000 or . tooy | CJ owen | REPRODUTT 15% PROMIBITED ae c: rare BE SO: ene A esas “ we i a5 oance copy WR. FILE “EC ale. exeoces DIR CITAMEXI 3151 CEASBY ACTING) REDCOAT LCIMPRCVE 67 ja ee ner a nexic 3050 ( “47 43 _ v 19ame65n 47738: BMEXI 3113 (ew 453 le FOLLRESUt S INTERROGATIOS SUBY 19 APRILZ kA- A.BOTH SUBS (SEER SEFARATELY) FREELY ADMITTED TWO VISITS SOVEMB. MET AT FIRST. SESSION. :2 APR BY SCV FITTING DESCRIPTIO# SERGEY WIKOLAYEVICH LEONOV <KGB). LAITER ACTED SYMPATHETIC THEIR, INTEREST LIVE USSR, GOTSOME BAST BIO DATAs AND ASKED THEM | RETURN 13 APR TO SEE- CONSUL, meee - i i B. SOV AT SECOND VISIT FITS. DESCRIPTION VALERIY VLADIMIROVIGH Foo KOSTIKOV (KGB). THEY FILLED OUT AND stonéD LERGIRY SPAGISH CR ve ef a ; ‘ _RBBSiAN LANG FORM COVERSING BIO DATA, AND AL SO. WROTE AUTO-BIOGRAPHIES.« “ACCORDING CRAYRE, GREES ACGHEcE COIN CORRE NIST PARTY ASD aCT AS SPY eo oF! i "ACCORDING GREEN, RO REST TOR WHATEVER GF ESPIONAGE. S Sov GGAVE THEM "IMPRESSION THEY WOULD GET ASYLUK USSR, Sa!D PROCESSING WOULD TAKE” “a: es HONT HS, IMPLIED SCVEND WOULD GIVE THEM LIVING EXPENSES IR |, Oey ot “waxico wT THER . TD THER sera | DAY. For POSSIBLE RANDOUT »
a *. COMMENT . SOV APPEARED INTERESTED GREEN ALLEGED. ABLITY READ 3. LOCAL (ENVY ADVISED. SUBJS WILL BE DEPORTED THIS WEEK. © : . . . 5 / SECRET a CR sesso wan wg SEGRE 1 49930 gy Re Es) Ge SOV ASKED CRAYNE IF wa BEEN IN ARKY, GOT NEGATIVE REPLY. "Sov ASKED IF COULD JOIN ARMY. YES. SOV IMPLIED INTEREST BUT NO FURTHER BLUEPRINTS. . | a Oba “.° @4 SUBJS ADMITTED THAT TALE REF APUREFARR [cat TON . ae _WO# ACT REPENTANT AND MEK ABOUT ENTIRE MISADVENTURE. re et en NEE cane ane me
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~ CRASSERICA TORS : ~ PROCESSING ACTION . 2 z et SECRET aha _ | asesceo p08 INDEXING -  . ¢ Chief, SR Division: ; . a . | aS EROEXING REQUIRED * : Chief, WH Diviston fi | lees | : Chief of Staticn, Mexico cnfft477- | == SREDWOOD/i ransmittal of Soviet Personality Report on D Ident ifted KGB Officer, ra Peed ieee REQUIRED » REFERENCES ‘ \ ox ie oI I, Forwarded herewith Is the completed SPR on Subject prepared by \ Vera T. WEISCARVER, 2, Because of the lack of secretarial help, the Station is transmitting this to .'. Headquarters with the request that one copy be returned to the Station in final . form when Headquarters has the possibility of re-typing it, . . yw fo f ~ oa * “ey an aren fees ha on : a a ¥ go yen - Willard ©, Curtis . Attachement:: *°.. a8 stated above we ‘Distr tbution: ; : 2 SRD w/att, h/w, (lL copy, Including photos) ‘TIT WHD w/att, b/w, (1 copy, without photos) ape aen wee Ramen
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bale ats ah. YK a * DISPATC : SECRET 't Chief, WH Division. ~ ao R DIV = "Chief of Station, Mexico City| Af . ea512, Operatlonal7/REDCOA VW LCIMPRO/E/ Characterization of V. KO 6 . : oe (7 tana. fa ate ene aes a Regd UNE R ESS i ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES ‘ 1 t : 1, Forwarded herewith ts.a characterizatton of Subject prepared. by Douglas J. FEINGLASS, The SPR.on Subject has been prepared and will be forwarded as we ~» 809n as typed, 4 . a : 2. It Is Interesting to noze that LICOWL-1 describes KOSTIKOV as follows: z He ts a man who would do anything to anybody, He is without morals, education & or manners, He uses foul language and has no respect for others. When ae KOSTIKOV drinks at his (LICOWL-I's) es:ablishment, wlth Sovlet women present, KOSTIKOY will run his hand over the legs of the wives of other Soviet employees, while thelr husbands are present, and thinknozhing of it, According to LICOWL-1, the husbands say nothing when KOSTIKOV does this, (Comment: However, from teat i Re rie wy ie rat es # a recent LICOWL-I tape, lt appears that Yuriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV, b, os GRU chauffeur, was complaining to Viktor Petrovich KALININ, administrative ‘ ba employee, that his wife was running around with KOSTIKOV and he (ANDRIANOV) ; pe was going to say something to KOSTIKOV ~ someday.--but had noz said a word'to- |‘ 2 him as yet.) a a “= Willard C, CURTIS Distribution: oe oy Seguin ee ode 2 WH w/att. h/w (2 copies) Ses LSR_~ w/att, h/w (one copy) Isifo/ he 3 KUDESK w/att h/w (cae cop) rhe vec k Se SOSPATCH SY#aCk AND HMMA ~25516 oe 4 March 1965 [mas tae Rawat 20 1-305052.- OP REN P=7455° 0 GASHRLATION - SECRET — Set
we Valerly Vladimtrovich KOSTIKOV | - valerly Vladimtrovich KOSTIKOV is approximately 35 years of age, : . corpulent and paunchy, with a round somewhat fleshy face that sports a ~'§ o'clock shadow, and wears oversized tinted glasses In dark heavy frames, __ which partially obscure a palr of small, but plercing eyes,. H's heavy jowls, m thin llps, wide nostrils and dark halr add to an lnpresston that his features : are more of a Semitic, or a Near~Eastern type than that of a Slav, A shapeless dark sult-coat, carelessly put over a white shirt, with unbuttoned collar, through which protrudes a cuft of dark halr complete a photograph of | _Valerly Viadimirovich KOST IKOV, Attache ot the Consular Office and . identified member of the KGB, EE KOSTIKOV arrived In Mexico in December 1961 and assumed his duties _, 48 an attache at the USSR Consulate at the Soviet Embassy In Mexico City, _ be : _Owlng to his extrovert nature and propensity for drinking, he soon acquired ce bo several “buddies” of simtlar background and with similar tastes. Among : : .., these Individuals, his closest associates have been, or stlll-are, the following: * _Vieally Bortsovich SHUBIN, Attache and Identifled member of the KGB, who - - eft f for the USSR in July 1964; Ivan Gavrilovich ALFERIYEV, Pravda Corres-. © ponden and KGB officer, who left for the USSR tn October 1964; and Oleg _ » Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO, Vice-Consul and ideatified member of the Kos, 2 who Is stlll In Mexico, and who has accepted KOSTIKOV into his clrcle of . _ Gal 1% HMR 2551 Bae Res ygelindh en tes ore eine ae
o However, it was mostly with SHUBIN and. ALFERIYEV that KOSTIKOV : felt entirely at ease, Many a time KOSTIKOV would talk to.elther one. of “them cn the phone and indulge in a friendly exchange of obsceatties, where~- as he has never spoken to NECHIPORENKO In a like: memner, even though. KOSTIKOV has been a frequent guest at NECHIPORENKO's ‘house, KOSTIKOV developed an exceedingly close relationship with SHUBIN. They used-to - travel together to various parts of the country and to spead time together _with thetr familles-at the Casino de la Selva, hotel In Cuernavaca, But - it was ALFERIYEV' 8 wife Roza, who became the prime target of KOSTIKOV's attentions, An embittered acrimontous woman, Roza, who despised her " husband and had a flerce hatred for NECHIPORENKO, was transformed Ino _ @ different human being when KOSTIKOV talked to her on the phone In his best unctuous and ingratlatléd manner, It is tmpossibie ro say whether they - - had sexual relations, but the obvious and stroag sexual overtones in Roza’s _volce led one to presume that she had more than just:a frleadly interest in ’ Kost IKOV, who on the other hand, was probably using Roza asa target f for Fy his amorous or Ulictr + aspirations. yt we : wt a aaa
Se Pom eh SOR ISHS ets S5 wife Roza has a tolerant.attltude towards KOSTIKOV's probable incur ; a “ glons Into the domain of ma {tal infidelity, slice, on one occasion, ‘ when KOSTIKOY had been invited to a supposed stag party at ALFERIYEV 's home, and Roza KOS. TIKOV had phoned to caution KOSTIKOV aga inst drinking too much, a womzn answered the call and then called KOSTIKOV wet ae "need i> te ghe phone, When Roza talked to KOSTIKOV Ir sounded that she was more cy peeved at the fact that she had nor been invited to the party rather than that . other women were present there at the time, ee When KOSTIKOV atarted talking to his wife on this particular call, he ne "already had had a few drinks and in disguised voice spoke to her in Spanish, . oes — oo French and English, posstbly to impress those who were present. His _ Spanish | is quite good and fluent, his French ts rather tolerable, but his English is somewhat stilted and of a school-room type. Possibly, he studied _ these languages at the Moscow Institute of Languages, _ This fluency in Spanish affords KOSTIKOV a great datitude for-making “ “friends among Mexicans and: his easy-going earthy approach is presumably Pe og considerable help to him tn developing contacts. Since his consular coat : | “duttes are quite negligible, he can easily engage tn this sort of activity. hh fact, this neglect of official duties prompted a heated argument between _. NEGHIPORENKO and the visiting Soviet correspondent Timur GAYDAR, Bei Sort PEAT ORRIN TIS Ra we TG ght oe a La woe
TON ee a nae tart OT PRM Aenean Oe oe TE eae e who declared tha: ostens tbly the consiilar stafi does not preform any useful function, but just loafs around, H's assertion has been confirmed in part arreeeesies juseene ot by the attitude of this particular group of Soviet Embassy employees, wie quite often seek some diversion of a non- intellectual type.. Thus, on one occasion, when a group of Soviet tourlst:has a brlef stay In Mexio, one of. them - a woman, compla ined during a phone call to the Embassy chat 7 | KOSTIKOY and Leonid Vasilyevich NIKIFOROV, Intourtst representative In Mexico, had taken the group leaders to NIKIFOROY's apartment in order to have a few drinks, leaving the rest of the tourlsts without any Information about thelr next move and letting them shift for themselves, Since the departure of SHUBIN and ALFERIYEV, KOSTIKOV has started -- to “cultivate” NIKIFOROV, presumably as a potential drinking companion, .. '_ and has been talking to him on the phone a number of tlmea recently In quire a famillar tone of voice, It seems that. NIKIFOROV, a younger: man, Is " betng Influenced by KOSTIKOV toa certalndegree. . _ oS oes * .. «, KOSTIKOY ‘g famlly life does not appear-to bea: stormy one? because bis wife Roza A. sounds easy~going and friendly. She is. in charge of the Embassy's a _dining-room, Her co-workers treat her with a good-humored tolerance and” “> + @ slight contemp:. KOSTIKOV's daughter Svetlana, born in 1959, seems to . bean average child, who does not present any outstanding proHems to her 7 ‘parents, te:
14-00000 To sum:aarize KOSTIKOV’s ‘character tralts and abilities: KOSTIKOV | is well trusted to take trips around the country In the company of another Soviet Embassy employee on varlous matters of Importance and, on occasions, ‘he acts as an interpreter for visking Sov let officlals, H's, ‘known physical defect is weak eyes, Sometime ago KOSTIKOV called. up an eye-speciallst for an appointment, because his eyes were troubling him and that ts probably the reason for his wearing tinted glasses, Sometimes ; : i Mexicans refer to him 3s the men with glasses, It Is quite possible that an | ‘auto accident KOSTIKOV had tn Vera cruz may have been caused by his : * gomewhat defective vislon and was not the resule of carelessaess, However, " 2 when KOSTIKOV was excusing himseif fr It, GARMASHEV, to whom he spoke on the phone, told him dryly that it was about time KOSTIKOV learned to drive, - i Bs 7 _ Owing to this shortcoming of: having weak. eyes and his phys ical make up, KOSTIKOV does not participate in vartous Indoor or outdoor sports as much as do ocher members of the Sovlet Embassy. It seems that billiards“ Be are about the most strenuous execise that he undertakes. However, t must . "7 probably give a good account of himself tf a situation will demand te ‘Maay of his intimate collaborators call him “Koochenyy” or "smoked" 2 Re ATA DANTON tate at APO aR re SR. ai a Otek oy tN EE tate
dé i a at se sotto rh 7 “any other type of scruples, He ls vulgar, untidy and lecherous, with a . ~ in addition, ie must be noted that he is a shrewd and resourceful’ individual unquest lonably loyal to the Communist system, which In Russian slang may-mean an individual with a dark skin, or may refer to the fact of his wearing tinted glasses, or It mey signify that he went cay through a school of hard knocks If is quite certain that KOSTIKOV and ALFERIYEV belong to the same group of former hool igans, who by dint of sheer disrega rd: for meral standards forged ahead and | became “somebodies", KOSTIKOV seems to be e quite unsrupulous, ready to perform any sort of task set before him, not ina cold and methodical way, but with a cer- tain zest and bravado, It appears that he has no moral, religtous, or penchant for using lewd and obscene expressions tn conversation with | his “buddies”, with whom ne drinks quite a lot, circumstances permitting.
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OPERATIO: SAL/REDCOAT™ eo Aleksandr “ikhaylovich BROVET, Third Secretary, and Suspect KGB Officer Tks ae rin perenne CART A reser: 1 | y SECRET. (then Filled in) orsranes oR eG. BTA} 252 “* %- SOURCE CRYPTONYM) @... BATE OF tao. LIZUPTY Jun 653 SYMBOL mG. 25 Jan EVALUAT § as 65 GATE PROCESSED 96. BeSseminaves ta Rs bag CROSS REFERRED TO Tass Freee te ya wm According to LIEVSTY, BROVRKIN has been scen vithin the compound: sestly e So ef GOCUMENT DISPOSITION $3- TRANSFERRED TO 8: FILE AO. PERTINENT INF ORMAT IO with Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV and Aleksanur Ivanovich PRIRHODK (05 KGB officers, since his arrival, » LIEMPTY also reports has been.using a 1964 green. Ford: sedan, also driven by ‘YATSKOV and KGB chauffeur, Vasiliy Stepanovich MIROSHUNEKOV, and -~2@ 1962 beige Volkswagon ‘which has also been used by Valeriy Viadi- - that he } 1, mirovich & ett KOSTIKOV, KGB officer and Valentin Ivanovich x Tass. Correspondent and suspect KGB. : 3 site ts bags Fats ot nae cass sh a oon cng pai RS ee a ae Sos hihe: soation stn st i ‘; 4h Le 867 ese renveses rorreons. KUCHEROV, B ares ta
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e eR LTRS S Pea sia Hhg sane a8 bi AREA 3: Ab td — in Me Erato is, see i ne a . 7 : - : . : ; - i . : ; . 6 - . . "y : ve — . : : . a vo: SEFUSPIF rosdtively dvertified skote of, Valeriy Vlasiel-oviek YTSTIKCT: Bo as Soviet who had mst hiv in “exice City on 9, 11 and 12 Feb 1953. Pa ae” Soviet wro appaared ir NYC wag Cleg Bb. BAYXTN, PRYKIK kas been icantified ss iEe © wt - FCSTIECY gave FURELE meting arran ceents for next neeting’ to be in NYC. ve as wenter 13th Dept of KGB's Foo, . wo _ RURPLE is naturalized Gerwan Awerican, fas crop dusting tusiness in "': Middle Gest, Surnished info on industrial and wiseile sites In area, PRYVIN rerticwlarly in -rested in pipelines, @ ee 3 eet reese? Thy 13in Dept aay Rave cxarcieed its prerogative and tazen ower casa fron First (Bidricar) Dept, Forver eace officer Yuriy VY. UCTTECV vas apparently ' from American Dept, nol 13ta, Fut it appears that PRYSIN asked PURPLE . ‘for sase inte type of info assigned by YCSTIEOV, surrerting that KCSTIKOV “was from sane KGB dept a, PUYK™N. Co ; , os e] ees eas Capes S ‘This invorsation srould not be rele avd withous oa aban: te, OTE oe Hobie Sore T bogehe no Nae eg . ag St GORERERS, OS A Seba oh ‘ % BAS he ake ~ os vez: TP ete ter Sat . « Ae igs Be . Fig Pa abittteee e, e .
EDIT TET ET eset “Ste ns ___ Chief, SR vie chie?: ae, -[aaacr” REDWOOD ; BA ¥ WFES (ipvaleriy iddie(royiée EOSTIED FILE “TL erLE “of the GB's ROOM: ; Ss | 2. KOSPIROW-hiss“ been positively identified as the soviet : who set AEBURRLE in Mexico City on 3, 11 and 12 Fobruary 196: LAY: (dexico City Station identified EOSTIKOV as the only Boviet in | HEXLéS Wis TI tie description, -and-subscoquentiy—AEBIaeL2-iden- tified him.from a photo spread.) KOSTIKOV received informa-i - : “tion” from ARBURELE™ on ~industriel—and-missile_sites in PRPRIME stones Bf - and gave him requirements of the sexe nature for the future.” }  s “BOSTIROV siso made arrangements with.AEBURBLE for his next: Do, £ meeting, to bs held in New York City with a different, un- ° - i _ identified Soviet. On 6 Hay 1963 ABBURBLE wes met in eccor-. |, (@010094588)  g nornaletas ate—by Oleg Danilovich AAYKIN. (201,202; tranglater assigned to the United Nations Soorotariat: 16° Bee Tork City: CaMYEIN Goa been dan tt teed © or. 2 ‘identi gded 2 l ‘ys a senaitivo, rolisble CG ag :armenber, of, the KGB's Ths perteents aseed DEYEIN charts end was given additional requirements particularly .. aor ae ative-to-migstie -basce.--Hething transpired during.the _ A latter meeting to suggest that BRYKIN wished to change the — ;. ~nature-of-the-cags,;—cad-in fact he told AEBURBLE that he WAS, doing a good job. It therefore can reasonably be assumed .: 1°” jv thet-ERVELH-cnd-mosFIKO¥ Teh wore representing the sane ESB. BPR nea a LE ape a " SP 2 Boag
AON ARBRE HRS Li AE OTER AEE EPIG NEO HV AEMORE STE S fyeays WAL tee ee SES fe no magtiabae wees aero ae egg Mak PS TOMER PRADBRIIAEED “OER TY sn mharne . pane eaten ener Crees PT yyy GR PERL rs ENE oN, oe OE RTI BR NOE eons = tf y asthh nye . Fy? LAS ap Wee ot x epierentemim wae? oY DISPATCH ( _ 8-B.-H-B- ip L nay 13305 COTS Ee Sins Manet oa se 32° It: has been ‘reliably reported ‘that at present the EGB's Thirteenth Devertmant piaresg the greatest eapbaris on its sabotage missicn. Sabotage targets include the most. im- portant strategic military and industrial facilities of Western countries. | The requirements assigned to AEBURBLE by both EOSTIKOV and BRYEIN, correspond to this sission. 4. In view of the obvieus ODYOZE interest in any acti- vities of the Thirteenth Department, we urge that you pre- pare an analygis of KOSTIKCV’s activities and contacts in Mexico. Lo
14-00000 EU ca > 8 as shy OY KGB 201 FILE REVIEW CHECKLIST NAME: Mang % Laclenarovecd- AOSTIKOY Jor- J6 Ses2 oo. ACTION Lo oF DATE 13 fo oe RAEN Rte eine, gains PON : : 5 a8 FULL TRACE CONSOLIDATION cv oe 3 es RIS INPUT SYSTEM o/2,<_ ; - Po . INTEL AFFILIATION “new. 26 [6ac~aLE Limi € fo) Fer ee weer RTE a OBE . a ASSIGNMENTS , . 0 odes G4 AMIsKhe ¥ Bice Sproul en Drchene “ RPMS ck: Sampara nt 7 a ters tart Ye a) AASB _ FUNCTIONAL/ORGANIZATIONAL OG | we ale as Aeeveace sone) _ASSIGHMENT . sey “te Sie co, AGENTS /OPERATIONS é Om, _ a Be . the for ACBURE EL an’ S 3: . SO RE ues A Meee tee a ; COMPROMISE ee wt MISCELLANEOUS. CHECKLIST 72y Aigp~ _ tm, Te pa ne : i (this form is primarily for the use of SR/CI/K and should be attached to “4 ‘the 201 file of any known or highly suspect KGB officer. Its purpose is to. enable SR/CI/K to determine quickly whether, and if so when, a file has been * weviewed and what degree of action has been taken regarding extraction of | ~ ““eertain categories of operational information of special interest to SR/CI/K. ‘For additional information, consult SR/CL/K.) — ; oo