|} Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/8/2015 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI i RECORD NUMBER: = 124-90151-10015 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 105-110975-11 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: WMFO TO: HQ TITLE: _ DATE: ° 09/11/1962 PAGES: 7 SUBJECTS : ALINE MOSBY . SOVIET AGENT SOURCE FOR POLITICAL INFOARMATION DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : Secret < RESTRICTIONS: —-1B; 1C CURRENT STATUS: Redact a DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 10/23/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS: MEMO. . v9.1 ; 6 Docld: 32339770 Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hote). | DATE: 11-14-2017 C . : . | ; - ~ OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 ; ’ $010-104 — \ , UN'TED STATES GO’. *NMENT Memorandum €: ro PERECTOR, FBI (105-110975) | DAC , WEO 25-8659) (4 at mate | UNSUB; SovTet Agent, source For Political Information, Who is A Correspondent in theWashington, D. C. Area SUBJECT: ESP - R 00 WFO) oes RewWFOlet dated 7/24/62. ae | The following additional names were included on no i the lists provided by Miss ROSE MARY WOODS, Personal secretary ca EE, to former Vice-President RICHARD M. NIXON, as individuals who ca ‘accompanied NIXON to Siberia. These individuals initially have \ ¥ oY _been excluded from consideration in this case for the reason “stated after the listing of the name: RUSSELL, EDWIN F. Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot-—News Excluded: Inquiry at the Washington, D.C, Officé of Harrisburg Patriot-News, revealed RUSSELL is publisher jof this newspaper and is located 1 a ‘SALISBURY, HARRISON cua Sif ED BY Shook Sed ‘New..York Times. . (DECLASSIFY ON: 25 = ) ef Excludeds--MISS WOODS" iists indicate sautSeen a was Stationed in Moscow and did not travel to Siberia. However, Miss WOODS' personal notes indicate SALISBURY did travel to Siberia. Inquiry at the Washington Bureau of New York Times revealed SALISBURY is located in NYC. SCHERER, RAY 3 National Broadcasting Company » Excluded: Associated with broadcasting company and not a newg,, forrespondent TA! .Q+Bureau 42 wea , LO5- =f q7S - wn RE esate 2-iWFO, C. (-ffos- 49.05)// consasn (4, ae Jy? we _ RMW:MJB N a,» (4) — Ce 7 Be _ Doclda: 32339770 Page 2?
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (aa use 2107 Hokey DATE: 11 -14-2017 ; x « - ! , . WEO 65-8569 HENRY SHAPIRO United Press International . Excluded: Inquiry at the WDC Bureau of United Press International indicated SHAPIRO is on leave of absence from United Press International and presently is located in the California area. GUSTAV SVENSON Associated Press Excluded: .The name GUSTAV SVENSON is unknown to the WDC Bureau of Associated Press ReWFOlet of 7/24/62 noted that MAX FRANKEL of the New York Times and PETER J. KUMPA of the Baltimore Sun, who also were listed in the American Embassy, Moscoy, directories, currently are being considered as. possible suspects in this case. The American Embassy, Moscow, directories carried the additional name of HOWARD NORTON, Baltimore Sun. Inquiry at J the WDC Bureau of the Baltimore Sun revealed that HOWARD M. NORTON currently is assigned to the Washington Bureau. HOWARD Me. NORTON, therefore, will be considered as a possible suspect in . | this case, and backgroundinvéstigationwill be conducted - concerning him. ; It will be noted that the inquiries at the above- mentioned news agencies concerning the present location of the individuals involved were made telephonically. No pretext was. utilized and the agent was not required to identify himself. — COMMENTS . ia fon wy we ect fan Iti“ We-PeCaL Sa “that ~ ‘Ad@ording to information furnished by( NY 3549-S*\on 5/14/62, BORIS KOLODYAZHNY, First C 3 Secretary, "Soviet Embassy, WDC, previously handled and. a developed the Unsub -and KOLODYAZHNY recently. turned this : | individual over to GEORGI N Ni BOLSHAKOV , Editor-in-Chief,,.."USSR", magazine, WDC. BOLSHAKOV was instructed’ to concentrate all of his efforts on this individual. Therefore, a review has been made of BOLSHAKOV's activities since his return to the U.S. on 8/22/59, and his departure for a vacation in the Soviet..Union... on 8/3/62, to determine which correspondents havé been in . contact with him. This review _ determined that the following . F \ comespondents initially considered as possible suspects have , been in contact with BOBSHAKOV. | Doclda: 32339770 Page 4
’ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 3107 Hote) DATE: 11-14-2017 ee . _ oor soon .. - . wes 5 > , a 4 / —_ L- » wu WFO 65-8659 ' FRANK YSOBEMAN New York Daily News JAMES BY agston buss New York ‘Times © pune, Newsw ek Magazine “Ube According to(WF aoo-se} on 7/10/62, BOLSHAKOV C s made an appointment to have lunch with WEINTAL on 7/11/62. : (Wr 1371-S* reported on 7/26/62, that BOLSHAKOV/'S 3 attempted o contact FRANK HOLEMAN who was then in Charlotte, N.C., and that later on 7/26/62, HOLEMAN contacted BOLSHAKOV from Charlotte. (WF 1371-S* learned BOLSHAKOV told HOLEMANC $ J he was leaving (apparently for the USSR) and that he and HOLEMAN wanted to get together before that. CH) On 8/1/62, 800-S*}learned that HOLEMAN made an CS) appointment to have anch with BOLSHAKOV on 8/2/62. The source learned BOLSHAKOV planned to meet HOLEMAN at HOLEMAN's office. (CK ) A review also has’ been made of the activities of k BORIS G. KOLODYAZHNY since his arrival in the U.S. on 11/20/58. This review revealed KOLODYAZHNY has had no: known contact with news correspondents. & 4) / .  higenee WFO currently is condicting’ background investigation of those correspondents considered as possible suspects in this case. The Bureau will be advised immediately of any - significant developments. , BOLSHAKOV is scheduled to return-to the U.S. from | his vacation in the Soviet Union in the near future. It is anticipated that he will contact the Unsub at the earliest possible opportunity. a? are will closely follow BOLSHAKOV's activities. . B) “4 Docld: 32339770 Page 5