424-90155-10005 COMMENTS : v9.1 AGENCY : JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information AW 50953 Daoctd: 32340190 Page 1 Date: | 6/9/2015 FBI RECORD NUMBER: = 124-90155-10005 RECORD SERIES: HQ — AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 65-68530-81 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: WMFO TO: HQ TITLE : DATE: 03/06/1964 “PAGES: 4 SUBJECTS : \ NOSENKO 1964 REPORTINGS YURI IVANOVICH NOSENKO DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: = 1B; 1C CURRENT STATUS:  Redact. - _ DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 11/03/1998 A OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA AT i i i —cceeeaceeaceeeee eA TC AAs O ete eetteNttetttA TY aes |
“|gFD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56) ae Talson__ — | ; . if q@ Mr. Belmont__ : ~ ne oo an i}! Mr. Mohr =| a. C NO A Wea A .. a ‘yc ~ | | CAG io r cats No oBsect ON TO anedate: 3/6/64 u ved! ESIEICATION ANDIOR, a vitae ay a, - Heston iSite tif iy - ssa i THES ¢ HOt OCUMENT. ex tep Mae aan v is : iepe in plain text or code) 4 Via sin PG 1 ag ESSIEN AA (G5. 1-4 | Tele. Room | rok " (Priotity! or Methoa eX , afen ak | Miss Holmes_. — af y- LOOM fi Miss Gandy _ _ me SacePT— nia en a? eee § SHCWA O: PHERWI SE ers Gai: “at Re fs i eee |T0: DIRECTOR, FBI (65-68530) ' a cs on: YOR [LE S, f soe as enon: SAC, WFO Aas4-saar Sub A)] («) ral bale : YURI. -IVANOVICH NOSENKo | g JESP - R (KGB) C4) CEASS! the | (00: WFO) | DEC NN ei _ ReWFOairtel 3/5/6403) x) (ul) Ny : = NOSENKO was interviewed on 3/6/64, at samé * n i on "Safe House" by SAs DONALD E, WALTER, ALEKSO. POPTANICH™, 7 : | ; and MAURICE A, TAYLOR. Source furnished information wa PAL of considerable interest concerning six individuals, y bog . which consumed most of the time in the interview. Po Bp. information is set forth as follows: Pw | toe oe “¢ | gba , = 2XFrom notes and personal recollection, source | a FS as) dviised in September, 1963, an elderly Armenian, by name (is Vs 1 (E LAWRENCE; ALOYAN, 4624 Victoria,] Los Angeles 43, California, : a ozwas born 1887 in|Yerevan,| Armenia, arrived with a ° , . | tourist group in the Soviet Union. While in/Yerevanjl(s | . @ capital of thejArmenian Republic, he advised e Sovie . G2) “interpreter he desired to contact Soviet intelligence - @} Me, sit was first thought he was perhaps "wacky" but t a | S3- ureau a \) Ss 1 -fNew York |G o at ; ; 1 ={ WFO aaa SP r MAT: cj Noe ant a Aromat mo witt/ /RIRTEL © . | , ee . (Soy ae we ae - EXTENDED ad ele tr , aa Sigh : REASON FOR Ex Song ia "1G qa 4 seaman FCIM, Uf, 1-2.4.2. otc DATE OF REVIE\ \ 7 DECLASSIFICATION HY 50953 DBoctd:32340190 Page 2?
on f sy Be | HY ©l Miro fis4-5437 sub a®) f " matter was reported’ to PHILIP D, BUBKOY, Deputy Chief, Second Directorate, and contact with [ALOvAN was made( S) ometime 9/10=12/63 by Armenian KGB, On 9/16/63, ALOYAN ]visited Moscow and remained two days after his group had departed. He related to KGB he hadélose | friend, address unknown to source, who had a ‘son who wanted to pass some_information to KGB. Source did not know whether (ALOYAN|received this information from his(S) friend or the son of his friend .(% | \ Source. advised this son is (S) or possibly the name should be_reverseu. A HOE indicate the name was written] | but S) indicated frequently:the Soviets set Trortn the_surname first and do not employ comma, Source state is) 33 years of age, half French and half German, an ves in Monterey, California. He is a Captain, U. S. Army, and completed intelligence school, possibly at Monterey. This Captain requested Soviet intelligence be advised there is a school for intelligence case officers at Monterey and that this school was preparing a special group of about 250 men for landing operations and this group was studying the Ukrainian language. The Captain. also mentioned something concerning counterfeit Sovigt money moving from Turkey to USSR by two Georgians Ks 9) Source advised:the Second Service of the First - Directorate was advised and was interested. An officer 50957 who was an Armenian was drawn om the 13th Department for further interview of [ALOYAN who was subsequently(S furnished with carbon paper for use in secret ink writting. Source stated he was not given the latest method since he was not yét fully trusted. Source did not know what instructions were given (ALOYAN] or what plans wer S) made for contact with the Captain, He stated[ALOYAN |(: was a very old man and would probably not be used himself, He stated the case was considered important. and was reported to General ALEKSANDR MIKHAYLOVICH — SAKHAROVSEI, Chief of the First Directorate. Source a identified photograph of [LAWRENCE ALOYAN,)| born 12/25/87 (S) BY who was issued passport /63. advised he knew a nothing,,concerning [AMALIA ALOYAN,“wife of[{LAWRENCE{S) ALoyAn féhno was issued passport 10/23/63, for visi to USSR and Republic of Armenia, ; ; Source advised citizen of Canada, had visited the as a tourist in Decem iet Union alone Boctlda: 32340190 Page 3 Be
fwro fi34-5437 sub a’ ie 3 Ukrainians and reside in Tornopolskaya_ Oblast, Ukraine. While as in Kiev, Ukraine, it was decided by(S) the Ukrainian KGB to "feel him out" to ascertain his character, ideas and background. He was contacted by KGB officers undercover and subsequently referred to a "friend" in Moscow (VITALI. DERA, Chief, First Section, 7th Department, Second Directorate, using the name -KOVAL). Later as contacted by DERA in Moscow (S) and given solicitous attention for three or four days without disclosing DERA’s true identity or making an approach tof p)Durin this contact, DERA learne t & a <6) Pp includes the East-West Trans-Canadian highway , on which is located Fort Nelson, which ig’ one of two bases for experimental testing of rockets employing solid eee) Seta | Source advised the above information was | furnished to the 13th Department (terror, sabotage, etc.) | First Directorate, which indicated interest but did not suggest immediate recruitment by the 7th Department | (tourist) of the Second Directorate. Source expressed the opinion the 13th Department did not want his department to effect the recruitment. He stated the 13th Department did submit a léisteof some ten questions having strategic . or military assistance. ¥* ys Source advised DERA ascertained that tS) liked money and had a normal interest in women, @ sal S) had no relatives in Russia, When he parted from echad not made an intelligence approach but did arrange for future meeting witl or himself mC) - a friend who would inform at "KOVAL sends his greetings to you." Source advised this case presented some difficulties for the Soviets to 2 oy tha(s) since it is located in an area from w eyi Ss red ready access, He stated this may be a case in which an illegal may be employed to recruit visited Russia -in September, 1962, with: a ‘group-or-tourists and-accompanied by her husband, "who was somewhat her senior, Archives checked by the ‘7th Department tourist) disclosed she. had % been approached in the late * 1940's in Poland by KGB ga oa a HW 50953 Doold:327340190 Page 4 Sey ae
aa) at which time arrange PoP, . e for her servic and gE - she agreed to send a letter signal signed tN) ; He stated it appeared she had complied wi his b arrangement but apparently the First Directorate had . forgotten all about her since it did not appear her letter was answered./.4'\ Source advised his Department prepared_a repor indicating it was going to endeavor to recrait| Ie and she was contacted by Major DMITRI ALEKSEEV ? ; Senior Case Officer of the 7th Department, and (FNU) GOLUBEV of the Second Service, First Chief Directorate, which organization had been advised since it was ascertained that luntil August, 1962, was/S Secretary of the head of Gn information center in New York City, which served tourists visiting the USSR ; and satellite countries. This was deemed to be of ; some importance because they felt it was a cover for intelligence personnel. Source advised although re) | was born in 1908 and was a mature woman she wante o finish her education. He said KGB planned to assist her and endeavor to place her in a government i job or possibly replace her at the information center - mentioned above. Source stated he did not know the } developments in this case but (FNU) GOLUBEV_ told ; DITYATEV that KGB had made cpntact with lI ¥ho (s) “ was diving in New York City CW 5) Source advised he had learned by chance of an \! in New York City. This individual is one g from Peru, who is an old agent and works W United Nations organization. (i ) d this information came from ( born 1909, who is Pre (s ew York City. The source said 16) was recruited in 1961 in Moscow by Major EVG N . a ) NOSKOV el: 7th Department (tourist) and mentioned — id (9 made numerous trips to Russia in connection . iness and relations with In-Tourist. sah) WIth urs ‘NW f0953 Docld:32340190 Page 5