Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 3107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/9/2015 , Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI. RECORD NUMBER : 124-90155-10001 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 65-68530-38 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: WMFO TO: HQ TITLE: DATE: 02/24/1964 “PAGES: 7 SUBJECTS : _ NOSENKO 1964 REPORTINGS YURI IVANOVICH NOSENKO DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B CURRENT STATUS: — Redact x DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 11/03/1998 h OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA — COMMENTS : AT , Docld: 32340186 Page 1
DATE: 1#p13$72R007 0-29-63) : Moy. Sullivay a. “ i , OLS, i Mr. Tavel/# -_ Glaseitieg ee i j Vn roghe or | Via AIRTEL i Telt? Réom ' 3 i Mi ‘Holmes YURI IVANOVICH) a ESPIONAGE - R (cb) Py (00: WFO) gs Re conference 2/17/64 «pela lie’s SAs DONALD. E: WILLIAM C, SULLIVAN and Mr, DONALD E, MOORE of © 16 ‘purest aoa concerning interview with captioned subject. NOSENKO was interviewed on 2/24/64 at CIA. ‘“safe_ house" in nearby Fairfax, Virginia, by SAs WALTER; TAYLOR: ; ALEKSO POPTANICH, The interview lasted from approximately & 10:15 asemse to 4:00 pime, less some 30 minutes for lunch. cat: the “safe house." 7) led notes were taken by. interviewing Agents. NOSENKO displ yea. a fair working knowledge of the English language buf. in* interest of accuracy and clarity preferred to resort't wn native Russian very frequently and SA POPTANTGH perforwed. me ee n connection with information furnished by him. -an & aq & he did not desire to have his revelations. pub] oe xr spread around in other organizations, would not testify concerni Ve ath orn Ny pe WE Ces (ot-54s0) (ano) 39) 2 ~“Néw York cE RSSep f - WFO reg Gy spi fie Se NG Hea j}MAT > ric [x Aan wee Wer ya! ry MBL WS CP). ok ee mas BE: ae e Prue laden : - LECLASSIFY OOH DocIa: 32340186 Page 2?
KReléased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of T93- fers Tec F100 FHotey > DATE: 11-14-2017 any 8 £ ; a . . — 3h : Sf fu [i24-sso7 TRY u) Cont ifbnesar contacted KEYZERS at the airport in Moscow and attempted to get him to make a last-minute defection to the USSR but failed, NOSENKO said KEYZERS became frightened when he ~ was approached at the airport and ran back to his military ‘escort. It is observed this is in complete agreement with information furnished ‘by JAMES KEYZERS to the FBI when inter- | viewed by LA Agents. in 1963. NOSENKO said KEYZERS was ‘not recruited bg the KGB and furnished them no information. added in addition that no attempt had been made to. contact: KEYZERS in Helsenki as he was en route to the U, S; & on ; NOSENKO' identified photogra i) of the individual} listed hereafter as officers of KGB: | BacRrcHEY, NIKOLAI GRIGORIEVICH | ane IVANOV, VALENTIN M. we GOUK; YURI IVANOVICH KOVCHUK, VLADISLAV MIKHAILOVICH u ,|KURILENKO, IVAN YAKOVLEVICH be TITOV, VIKTOR . NOSENKO also identified positively several individuals as Soviet Intelligence officers, These are listed hereafter; It is noted he stated KISLOV was an agent of KGB and not an employee of this organization a during the time KISLOV was in Washington, De CeifK) i : 1 BORODIN, NORMAN MIKHAILOVICH, above aa AG : KISLOV,. ALEKSANDR K. (KGB) ) VESCHUNOV, SERGEI (GRU) NOSENKO advised that to his knowledge KGB aa ; | not been successful in penetrating FBI, th regard to KGB activities against the American Embassy the discussion on this date was concerned mostly with penetrations into _the code services, He stated he was familiar with the_ ANDREY case gbove and had heard of the recruitment of[,JOSE ELI WHITAKER,| also a maintenance repairman, for g crypto- S) graphic equipment. NOSENKO stated however that in recent years he did not believe that KGB had recruited any code clerks at the American Embassy including military code | clerks. : ntX. ential Wes CN . as SS, AS N et tn co ht Docld: 32340186 Page 3