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14-00 UBJECT ACTION I {EFERENC - to as 4/5 hereafter) has displayed naivete to too gteat = degree, both po~ - Litkeally and emotionally, to be permitted te become any further invelved in . this liaison. This, together with her expressed aversion to covert agtivity,: ve could make for protions in runing her as = penetration double agent. Cor take, (is GOLUB sizing up A/5 for recruitment, ox is he falling for her, gen. and large, self-evident. GOLUB has taken the intiative in min . with A/S, which follows the not ueemen mods operand of a gift, dimers, — . movies, an appeal. to the intelleet, language lessons, and a little lisisan... | aniitdated throughs the "Jilted husband routine. All of these : ae -. Yevolwed around 4/5's apartment, which the question of th I oe quarters would appreciate being assured of the roomate's satus and reliability. .  gome peftaining to the 4/S-Costille 3 relationship, 4/5"s trip to the USSR, the . . Embassy that A/5 was reporting on her contact with GOLUB to the U.S. Erbassy. “Goubtedly the thought has occurred to the station that GOLUB may well have ve . Gostille tabbed as an AIS officer specializing in REDSXIN= operations. Ag - "you will, recall, in a couple of instances GOLUB hinted to S that he suspected . id she have to account for her expenditures. Some of the things GOLUB might. -: -chope to gain from these contacts, ssoming that be te muanicious of both Costitle: “missions, what their backgrounds are and perhaps how they are spotted (acge> ee matters. It might be doubted that GOLUB himself is a specialist in CE operations - against the AIS, since he, as KGS Realdent would have broader responsibilities... FORM 10-57. (40) 000 CLASSIFICATION Sebi RE: *'43-3° _ (CHECK “x" OnE Coste cots /AEPIMREE/S Contents | Ee ee ace | "| ge [NO INDEXING REQuiREO- eauieeD wt - eee INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED - rn oe - nS BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY © Te Headquarters* onents have given ¢ considerable » thought $ to the | pe sean tenet compan gontacts, and we shall attempt ts outline below | the gist of the consensus of cpinion derived therefroste oO. Putting first t kings first, it: 4g believed ‘ut anpuenee/s ( (referred _ ol "3, the very fast thats 4/5, Tia agent, ind WLM, « wen Bama, . are in contact with each other, has implications which warrant close scrutiny. o. Whites it may be @ bit too early to ponder the direction GOLUB*s interest could - inely?) the following comments are offered in the knowledge that they ave, by 9 |. | ‘roomate. It would be odd te us if 4 nath gharing an ap. pt, an American, wouldn't be suspiciows of a Soviet coming to the apartment for ~~ language lessons; phoning regularly, taking the American out to dinner, theater, - ete. Perhaps Costille has already satisfied himself on this point, but Heade ~ he GOLUB has made provocative remarks to both A/S and Costille, including likelihood that GOLUB's contact with A/S had come to the attentLon of the U.S. an with resultant inquiries instigated by Costille, and to the ponsibility Tine that someone else was paying for her trip to the USSR when he asked her to whom — and A/S, are: an indication of the type of people PBPRIME sends on REDSKIN whether they are students of Soviet affairs, or of the Russian language, ete what the backgrounds are of the ATS officers rumiing the operations, and related © - ‘some pereenal contacts with Americans in order so get his om firatchesd tee same Persenal contacts with Anericans in order to get bis own first-hand ime - _ GIASSIFICATION USE PREVIOUS E EDITION. REPLACES FORM! 53 31:28, 31-280 AND 51-29 . Se, (J CONTINUED . WHICH ARE OBSOLETE. aa te om din tm Oo ote a> anne so SO UT OA ee
14-00000 - . re a Famers OF an _ SEGRE DISPATCH | ‘pressions.’ It might be interesting to see whether after a while he turng over = _ ‘the Costille contact to someone else, such as Viktor Hatveyevich ZPGAL, to whom | he hag intredueced Costille. In this context, it is interesting te consider the © Enbassy report received as an attachment to OFHA-l067. In this report, Costille, says that CHALKOVSEIY, ZEGAL and GOLUB seem to be maintaining the majority of | contacts with Amexicans. Some time ago we at Headquarters wondered if CHALKOVSEIY . wight be planing to specialize in Americana contacts, since he was the one who took — over th contact. And ZEGAL has spent considerable time in the United . States, 80 ght be something of an American specialist, too. . 5. It is difficult to say whether the following is relevant | or ‘not, but we were interested toread a recent dispatch concerning a luncheon ine — volving a KUBARKer and two k s. At this luncheon the suspect EGS |. Rezident in Denmark alleged that one out of every three American visitors to the | USSR is a spy. Here we have the suspect KGS Residents in two Scandinavian countries simultaneously expressing the same thoughts to and about Americans. We realize that one shouldn't try to make too much out of these coincidences, but it is worth noting that in Dermark the KGB Rezident bas subsequently turned over the contact | with the AIS officer to an underling at the same time that GOLUB is introducing | Costille to ZEGAL who may, in turn, carry on the contacts. We plan to paint out this coincidence: te the | . . bs. To get bacic to the case in point: The pattern of a/Sts contacts with GOLUB suggests that the latter has spotted and is in the ree of assessing, and cultivating 4/5. It may be that GOLUB is trying to involve 4/5 in a romantic re= | lationship in which emotional control could be exercised, since it is quite um. . likely that this shrewd intelligence operator "likes her for her mind", It would also seem that the Soviets have a continuing interest in Costille and assuming . ‘that they are aware of at least some of the Costille-A/5 contacts, thsy may have. in mind recruiting 4/5 tog information on Costille and other American targets, GOLUB certainly appears to be trying to get A/5.on the "hook? 5 be it for herself or toget information on the AIS, or both. | 7» Costille says he has never been seen with A/S and that all contact with her has been held in his apartment or car. However, it appears quite possible - . that their meetings have been observed, if the RIS had an inclination to do go, and it may well be that GOLUB is aware of the contact. Tt is wequested that -Costille advise Headquawters, for record purposes, as to the means of contact —- employed by him and A/S: telephone, meeting plans for a certain day ofeach week or alternate days, etc. Also, does she come unaccompanied to his apartment efor - does he meet her at a designated place, what is the usual hour (daylightor dark), __ ‘duration of viait; if meeting is in his car, where do they meet, do they drive 7 . -@round, where does he drop her off? All of ' this could be surveilled by the Soviets, Lf they were so inclined. 8. If our suspicion ts correct that COLUB has A/S and Costille tabbed, from a JG% standpoint it would be appropriate to . discourage any farther contact between aA/5 and GOLUB. He might just contime to fish around for occasional items of operational intelligence, and we see nothing to be gained from the contact. A/5 “might have enough of a sense of mission to allow herself to be egged on into a . conversation from which GOLUB would derive more benefit than she or we. If COLUB ewants to defect, he won't need A/5's help, and he's probably too sharp, and she _ “too untutered, for us to be the winner in a contimation of thisrelationship. ©. . at this point, it is suggested that Costille himself be careful in his: relations”: arith GOLUB and report indetail on all such contacts. 9. The REDSKIN angle concerning a 3 will be covered an. a s separate dispatch. K. commas ABEL *R, . SCHWANINGER «Distribution: Oo 8 ic -1- SR/2/CE | a DED ay de ALL : J | : co a : USE-PREVIOUS EDITION, " REPLACES FORMS ror 58a - §1-28, 51-28A AND 31-29 { WHICH ARE OBSOLETE.