‘404-10173-10104 “eeiress Daeg. oe” eae YR, er, suai, SEE, SEE LI, ila << -DIR GITE NEXT S887 oo Oe SURG ADVISED HE IN CONTACT: PAVEL, YATSKOV. «201-1201 23) AND VALENTIN | TRAVEL INFO ON TRAINS..AND-SHIPS BETWEEN Mexico, NEW Y6Rs AND © ee ~-2 WbL “BE: FRIENDS. ae wh eg a wee “secret ft ker, LAURICLE- ce CFN 5837 ~1 HMMW-12821 65 5372 65 PBSWING ravel-Yrasiov, 2B i2BIQS ee wee Cdere Fk oe : ST ge ae MESSA tote, ees mamma © Feat SWASTIENED MESSAGE ve oe: < RRS 6 o> Beak wD, a one i aa oO sis. +0 onan O 4 SECRET Oe Teqonbust! NOTIT sie —— ADeamee CORY oo if Ook i Jrevers eee rar Daas ee eee ted a seen oe ae ieee SECRE ‘1 8719032 a ee, oe vs ioe ate : des She REDCOAT LCIMPROVE LICANNY-1 > REF A HMMY 12821 Aua 64 fife AOULS7IF ne 8 MEXI 5372 Nov 65 PIES | x a ya te DURING ROUTINE CONTACTS WITH PASWING. OFFICER DURING JAN LOG INOV (201-285412), BOTH SUSPECT KGB . sevs ASKED HOM PREPARE ee _ 4 De — EUROPE , LOGINOV APPEARS FRIENDLY AND TOLD suey HE HOPES THEY ee amen : ti nin reste Ze Pes! NG OFFICER TURNED SUBJECT OVER TO SIATION OFFICER To 1 anu -AUREED -ACT. as access easas REQUE ST NOS_REPRUSE SS. 1s Ea a eel ee! _YALENT LOGINOV 2a1- 285412 KGB SOVS NEW YORK EUROPE LooiNow Solas SH/X
74-90000 Feva Cyt, ac raced rene RAED La maT RS 1 i Ere) ‘ i ' z xk \~ dese arama’ oe Chisf, Sao Chief, MID ee Te an te eee ete et etem Nee carte erent me tate fom’ gaasir? MR | yam rind sete wae - - ; Chief of Station, Mexico City - cree es eae nears oon seen OE atte men eigen marae a racene «Bae oe Unident ified Visitor to the Soviet Esbassy in Mexico City 2 ee ae ACT CE ELAARTO OEFERUCES y se : watt , te vg 1. . LICALLA’ and LILYRIC reported: an unidentified. visitor -to the Soviet Embassy: in Nexico City betwen 29 Kovesber and. 3}-December 1965, The visitor appears. .~ to be a Soviet; however, LIFIRE has not reported any imaccounted for Soviet = - to have visited Mexico during this period, nor was the presence of a Soviet visitor ‘reported to the Station by any other scurce. jin has not been seen: since 3 December 1765. 2. According. to LICALLA, the visilor was principally in contact with the. cook, Anatoliy Aleksandrovich MURHIN (201-295044), adminigtrative assistant Stanislav Sergeyevich SULNIRUY. (201=271103}, guard Ribolay Ivanovich TANARW, — code clerk Aleksandr Petrovich PAVLOV’ (201-761268), Thirst “Secretary and khown KGB officer Visdimir Ivanovich SHPAKEVICH (201343894) , First Secretary gard known KGB officer Aleksandr Viadiirovich PHTAHODKO (202 2202878), and Press Attache mid known KGB officer Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV-(ZO1-132159). t Extiasdy - -° * “3, | According to LILYRIC, the visitor was. geen leaving the Seviet § an with MUKNIN, and later with Third Secretary- and suspect KGB officer ~~ oO * Valentin Sergevevich LOGINOV. (201-285412) of 30 Noverber "$905, On 1 Decenber ° he was geen lesving with MUAHIN and his wife, Con: rcial Comselor Georgty . Ste ovich VISKD {201 +243602) and chauffeur: Anatol ly Pavlovich PRAUICHIBIN. : (301+738052) in the car normally: driven by Pravda correspondent Vialialr ; S007 22 2p 0 Aga Fenech DOLGOV: (2012763058) “On 2 Deceniber he was geet leaving with MUEHIN and his wife, ZAMAROY, Visitor Ferdinand Robertovich GINNO and © _ "ETT As Stated (EREKITH) Distribution: a i ce —g RY w/att be Ce So , 1 - BHD w/ofatt ~ Se Se 2 « File. ns Lo . oe : Doe eS bg pled S0-¢ 0 ce eM SVRADCR APY MDE 4h f} OT ag ems nee ee ~ t f CROSS SEFTEMRL TO | __ ee nes nT rations : Wa PLE ALE . ; opt oa & str a t 2+ 4-64
CONTINUATION OF beh we ae s.. " ercegna etic Ss ee TE ta ee - - j bre SECRET HAMA 2 RO ser aeatmin om oamet nome Eran CISPATCH mesemeeattnstt meen nang tener anenayp a eee BED two aspen neers me ate Attache and suspect kcB officer Visdislay Sergeyerich SORUSRIN (201~-744343) in, EAS NSEIN'S car, On 3-Decesber he mas seen leaving with MIKHIN and 4, Atteched is a photograph of the- visitor taken by LILYRIC, 4 4 a , " Statiea. Mexico would, ‘dppteciate_ it if the sttached photoarp could be | circulated at: Hepdquartery, for possible ‘dent ification. a : eee ia ar cre ERR a ‘ae caten eee te or aan meme _ cant i fee
14-00000 gg Shhet of. Stetions Mexise City. XXXX es mae “ULAS IN CAT FOP . PROCESSING ACTON ar § P Al C ATCH 7: . BLE - Je me beeen omeeneme BO OCURG IQUE | om Qual OFA =o ce _ 4" OO cnn ener Chief, SR via. Chief, WH cor ea sneernne sweet REDVOOD . . ACTION a) REFERENCES ®VYalentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY Ole: r2ASAl2 ~. REFERENCE: tpnr-aioes, 16 ‘Septonber 1965 Forwarded hevevdth, is paragyaph, 9 ) (puysicat bESCRIPTION _AND PHOTOS) ‘of summary: traces in SPR format on Vaientin ~~ ‘Sergeyevich LOGINOV: (201- ~28$412)° as promised to you in” "the above reference. Sho oe W. GINTALAS- ~ oh - + ATTACHMENT: . 5... + + Paragraph 9: a DISTRIBUTION: . Orig. ‘& 2s Chief ‘of. F Station, México. city (w/att). tee es 7 apf no ger asst/ CROSS RECERENCE TO DISPATON SYARBOL AND NUMBER cs. C228, “Tose ES a HMMW 14087" CLASSIFICATION SECRET “genres | dectassiticatinn 201-285412 ORIGINATING OF FICE Sh/O/PA i COORDINATING oATE | __SR/0/¥H Lag cere CPE S| OFFICE SINDGL OSFICERS NAME 1-RID (w/att) 1-SR/O/WH ({wofatt)>~ WH/1L (wo/att) eee REE SIN  eenen ay est . Peck OU MEN TDATE TOs RS SGNAT URE he rg _ a4 eee | ws . / gt tee” aa ee a bceywiya | poof ee, ae RACH AT FA foes §23 Sa ews Ete POM
9. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS: de ge Build: strong build; cas. 185 lbs; in Havana. Hair: - blond wavy hair. Shape of Face: concave forehead.” eR ae nee tp eet oa et Seo SOMCLOT = ~~ : ‘ ore tT SLOTS SECRET
14-00000 + 8 ad ee fe settee AG: ing: Gar Goan oa CAN FIR TeEDURD 3 sie nee wee ee me Qi mat naar tne et "thief, a Diviston’ ee we etme ee ne ee ee ne, i eee cine Gee re ”. ‘chief, SR Division - mv chief: of ‘Station, Mexico 0 Caty a mo, 7 A Seger eeeemreens oot Saban sear = cee ee eet a Ete rm tn tin a mom car wel at tem cs oe Pe eo : ‘REDCOAT/LCIHPROVE “Jobin a STRATOS: rua 7 PACtrOn aequined: RUyRINCES Sen aaa x fet . ts -Lreort/5 peported “that on “¥2. October 3965 “gubysee. visited ’ his place of business and said ‘that’ he had «been “veferred: to LICOZY/$ ‘by the Soviot bobassy. tle ‘said he was intorested in a oné-way tic ot -%o the Soviet Union. Subject furnished the following infornstion | 7 to LICOZY/5 :; Ho was born on 19 August 1942 in Michigan. He is, a student at U.C.L.A. and wanted to visit the USSR as a teurist. _ Subject beld U. S$. passport nunber © 530304 issued 29 August Lle6e, His permanent address’ was given as ‘19222 Pacific Coast Highway,.- wo |-, Malibu, California. ig tourist card showed that he entered Noxico. “4. by bus at Sondita, Sonera on 9 Uctober 1065. Subject paid for 25 _. 7 days in the Soviet. Union ‘but said that ‘he pianned to. stay Tonger. ° | 72, He et Mexico via Air France. plight 702..0n 26-Gctobder-s .: 12: (eon@irmed by flight manifests). His plans coil. €or-hin to depart . aoe Paris for ‘Nostow via Air France flighe 724 on ‘47. Getabere oc . Suertcr yo, arttre< taoetcg trie ~ . hone pereenenenaar 2 emt! me cant three OE So toy dle aie 2 ia ' tos ‘ . Oe at's - Embassy. Valontin 5. LOGINOV. thanked . LICOZY/5 for “taking cara” cl OL. Subject but, in the presence . of beth PRIKHODKO and: Consnuler: - “officer. Viadimiry S. KORMUSHKIN, LOGINOV admonished: LICOZY/S for ‘asking | or nore biographic- -data-than. he needed. to fill out the necessary pe . ‘tee needed, (Subject: appareatly reported LicocY/5's actions dit” ~ obtaining» the above biograpnic 3 sata fore was debriefed by LOGINOV, a ‘suspect “KGB, offlcer). so. io ves Lo be it seems ‘antisual for an. Anorican . piudent, to 5 travel. fron the. , s. to. Mexico in order to travel to the Sovict Union since ho is. - / automatically’ increasing, the cost of his travel by o considerable ‘amount. Since Subjéct crossed ‘into Mexico-on 9 October, only a’ ~ week before his departure for the USSR, it would appear. that he -. game to Mexico exclusively” for this. purpose. It thus appears | that the er of travelling via Mexico | was to “On this. trip from, ' the 8. authorities. ’ os (pore , or Gf. © —— a F “iON: Se ateeal ODENVY not advi ed! ; —_ 7 So Willard C. CURTIS { > iasikutiedd : , ci th tt ee ts bute ftkeu We re oN 1095 F nahaeto Fe SR oe i ” Grevaten SvEDOL AND NUMAEA — fone , Case Sue semen meee oe a = 27467 . ; 26 OCTOBER 1968 78a Lipase a sap mm pene Heat emi sere tt eR eee ee mo mip nee Ss HBR 293 Da POL HA SECRET | BPN: P -2712 t ont 6 1 tl 3. puring a routine visit ‘to the Consular Séetion. of ‘the, Soviet we oe ole TT pers. LICOZY/5: -denied= that=he- had-asked=for more informatien thaa pe
74-90000 OL pISPATCH ey __thiet,: SR agen | Se ; : chief: of Stations. Nexteo cxty ° an. REDWOOD. = Valent tn Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201265812) aan ACTION REQUERLD ROR - . ne fs ge - WPEOCESSING ALTON BARRED | roa ROLLS =O IMODURG cust piaennees re ane encanta Orly QUALIFIED nasa CAN AdGE AROTKING aiesor ‘LIFIRE reported the arrival on 1 10 Oatober 1965, via Sabena fight 555, | of subject's wife, Aleksandra Dmitriyewna, and his son Dritriy. Travelling - on the same flight were Poris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV (201-028975) and nia * : L,w rime PL . wife returning to Mexico from home leave, Se “tocpisttare C. CURTIS eos i ; 34 i _ 18 October 1965 2742s w- - SS . e cone — a Zoe 285412, CLASSIFICATION ann ~~ HYMA=27420 SECRET . | 2o1eeasare
SECRET mares nie tevin : _. Chief of Station, Huxtco City __ | BRR [xo tres erga RIO ; an a "Perey quae oese | CAR ROG SOONERS oO . as ; ° Chief, SR vie Chief, wil ecaorn ° SUBRCT G Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY (201 285412) AC Tare eLOUERED REPEAT ATS . REFERENCE: - MEXI 4363, 7 August 1969. : “le Forwaiited! herewith are oumiary traces in SPR foraat: 6a “Valentin Sargeyevich Loctvov, reflecting, 4 digest of available. a inforsation in Headquarters files.” 2. Varagraph 9 of the above attachment (PHYSICAL DESCRIETION AND 2HOTOS) will be forwarded to you at a later date under separate Hispano a8 soon as the photos have been processed here at liésdquarters. 3. . Forwarded under doparace « cover is ‘Paragraph a1 “CDENTITIESY. | . ' BRUCE H. GINTALAS .” ATTACHMENTS: A, ' Summary traces in SPR- format (h/w) B.. Paragraph 21 (LDENTITIES) (ufa/e) . “pisTREBUTION: ‘Orige & 2: +Chief of station, Mexico City (wate Ay biws wlate By wiesey : ° Sob ay 7 . oe povaesa” CROSS REFERENCE TO a Tht OFSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMGER > Cony wr 8 aSEP isc ; SF MMe 13995) pen 16 September 1965 i . crassuachganced free satoma PF nos rie useee H f. dawegresiny ang po SECRET declasalficatice 201 285412 i ORIGHNATING : : - OW PIE + ede = tYPInt €xt pote 'SR/O/RA Ce vib 1 6213 fot " COORDINATING ob GPCL Seu, OATE . OF FH EAS NAME - 1-PDiw/ate A [8 ‘BD /O0/WH do Fh h5 L- ~ $0 ai (efate, A & 8) —— - - . Rell Suites - i Peele Lette CATE . 2 i wees! URE i C/WH/A Poy wey
toy Hy ‘ o 1. wy t 1 4 4 ‘ ’ ~ & LANGUAGES: : . , . mo : ' , es x a a - . ~ eM, aa « * - * * AITACHMENT GEE TO hb @ 13985 . . . SECRET . \ an SUMMARY TRACES IN SPR FORMAT PREPARFD BY. BRUCE H, GINTALAS - : . > c DATE : 8 September 1965 So ; 20L NUMBER . 201 285412 7 # A NUMBER: 18721 \ | r — . . ‘ ; he. - z . ; ? ; “ ah ra ry 1, NAME: Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV ‘ - L i i & mo te oa “3 > 7 . . . ~y poe Bite 3 _2. DPOB! 23 Decetiber 1927, Moscow ~ pam a rs 6. 8" an = 4. eo a mo. os ; - e - 3. CLTIZENSHLP AND PASSPORT DATA: : . ; - | an E - : 7 “as USSR citizen, ' + | g . roo \ t t - ° b. Passport DO16993, issued 24 August 1960, _ | : } ad s & - c. Passport 0010264, issued 1965 : \ } & - - ~ fo. - a . 9 ’ { Bo 6. CURRENT POSITION: — - 3 . ; * . 7 é . . ; | 4 ~ Third Secretary, Soviet Embassy, Mexico City. too: 3 7. RELATIVES: © -, Sp . 7 ° f - 5 yt 7 : . ‘ |. . ao! 3 ae 7 CC, Spouse: Aleksandra Dmitriyevna, born 20 August 1928, Moscow. , > ct 3 + “. - - E s ‘ Worked in the Cofisular Office in Havana, Speaks - t re ry . : : - “ . - it “y oO poor Spanish. oe ; ‘ 4 aa 2 . ~ . : eho . ' ~ ; ; ‘ j 2 ! . 3 ” d. Children: Son - Dmitriy Valentinovich, born 1959, , i : i a Daughter - Ivina Valentinovna; born ca, 19523 . ~ . [. ; . I~ yA Tbe! PY BOS ND Deterrent ae : FEAT FLOR te ae - x vant oe Subject speaks fluent Spanish with a slight accent. * Subject spoke some English while he, was in Havana,’ 4 RI qahi 93 uy & ee wet i PMMW -/39§5 SECRET ” i s # 4 ; 4 soot eon-mapecn 20 tnt ODE tee FASE RE et Di ae SUPT yo, po . e i i » , r a }
14-00000 AA hit dN 1s Sethrenenratiea at eininaina anne ttaoeresd bn abe emcee eer eten ee Mrs. sitter cernie maces AARP IITOE oa Eazy es 1 fopaeee bob tnene een eee: at 1h. “42. tn Havana where Subject seived. as ‘an “Attache at the. Soviet ‘Embassy. Secretary, | - Ce , a known ‘KGB officer. in Mexico citys. = ROA te on, KO £ Bolivian; university-cell cP penetrat ton, . SECRET \ “CURRICULUM VITAE: A February 4960 Diplomatic List from Argentina Lists Subject as a new Soviet MPlitary Attache due to‘arrive ine Buenos ‘Atres in the ‘Aéar. future, There is no. indication that Subject ever filled that poste | “From September 1960 to ‘Septenber 1963, subject and family ware | In Decenber 1961, he ‘acconpanted the Soviet Dvwand soccer team on: @ Letin xo American tour as their escort and interpreter. Subject arrived {n Mexico City on 3 August 1965 to replace known KCB officer Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201 305870), as.a Third INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION: ' . ; - Subject is “Listed as “probable RIS, probably KG8.on the basis of his activitiés white, stationed in Havana and by virtue of | his replacing bw Hevea - 2370, 3 Moy bts Saget INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY: While Subject accompanied the DYNAHO’s soccer téam’ “ekrough, ‘La Pag" in December i961, he became “acquainted with xrstitn- L ‘Cidenttty b>, KUBARK Bolivian security seivice penetration and later’ a low level : te is’ not. recorded upon ‘whose ‘initiative the contacts, were, fades However, by “‘KISHIN- L's ‘admission’ he had several informal and Eriendly ieetings with Subject during which Subject encouraged KISHIN-1 to accept a Cuban student grant. Infact he specifically expressed an eagerness to be of any assistance in helping KESHIN-1 to get to,Cuba. .KISHIN-L never went to Cuba, although he did SECRET ee eetme ort tos eT me gen ecemmenen! oe” eS ENTE Y teethlne Teme ymene are aereees oti cdnee “pee et PD omne pines ity wer tna,
a SAN TE BE UOT RIBS Sto TL TLS RAIS fame teh ets Bat chee ate a Ls ABS, aod © 4 a JO win Boat be stay co dye Re ' , ¥ ¢ MELINA AE Rat ROE eA eA et apm , COAG Sate Mie Gir AEE KEY anette BO age ® te mee aaAyoa (CONTINUED) (201 227418) at the Soviet Embassy¢ ~ 3 VASLOUCH- 3. SEGRET t : correspond with Subject on the mattar on at Least one occasion, it-was belteved that Aha was, 8 fabricators: € - his” assoctatisn with Subject werd noted. ee, ‘On the same’ trip through Latin’ America in Decembér i961, with a Mexican citizen with whom ha flew on to™ Mexico City. 2 ae City Subject reported to known KGB officer Aleksey Lvanovich GARMASHOV . Subject! s four- ~day delay in returning to Havana from Quito. and subjects superiors in: ‘Havana wore concarned. ode relationship, if anys, “these circumstancca have to ‘each other. . ‘ to: cultivate VASLOUCHs ‘Ly 2, and 3: “(Idungittes >, 3; ani 4). -The. . association was diécotiraged by KU BARK because VASLOUCH-1-and 2 were ~ ede a -- r o contact with a possible’ RIS officer wan not thought desireable, 17 ‘ year later, in September 1963, Subject returned PCS to Moscow, an SECRET ~ eo From a sensitive source “it” tas,> lt is not knowh ' KISHIN-L was terminated as an agent in July 1963 for security reasons and because _ No further dévelopments in rary rl Subject was observed to have in his possession gone $2,000 in United States a - After sending tha gocedr team back to Moscow from Quito, ~ ‘Subject continued alone through Panama “CLLY,, where he was seen in contact In Nexteo > 4 learned that GARHASHOV Had been tnstructed to Look nto the matter of! that what °°. “In Havana early in 1963, Subject befriended and apparently attempted 4 performing important functions in’ connection with Cuban FI activities and Pa ’ > In September 1962 at the invitation of Senhor Vazco Leitao de CUNHA, ‘Brazilian Ambassador to Cuba and newly appointed Ambassador to the Soviet Union, VASLOUCH- 3 ‘traveled to Moscow ‘and. accepted a clerical position at the Brazilian Embassy where she remained for approximately two years. Between December 1963 and February 1964, Subject made three attempts to see According te VASLOUCH-3, the contacts were by telephone only odes emanuingin mene Te imate tine seen mse sett Ree ee en een Moe ane ore (> Cnr pe nner aiane ok tee en meee, ery eiktstesa tg Ee ae Weer OEE ie CEA OES
SECRET (UGNTINU ED) - and she did not-meet with Subject personally while in Moscow. « 1S. CONTACTSS Be > ERLE BLED ein Se A a) demeenats FH oe Wyre etnies In December 1961 in La Paz, Bolivia, Subject was in contact with ; __ KISHIN-1, See paragraph 13 above and Identities. ° Subject was in contact in Panama City ‘and on a flight from Panama City to Mexico City in December 1961 with Edmindo Fausto ZORRILLA Martinez, a Mexican citizen who had been traveling around Latin America. : _ The nature-of. this contact -has not -been determined. Sy K Fa z 3 ¥ is & 2 i } i 2 & $e Zz ? : _ , Subject befriended and apparently: attempted .to develop in Havana ° VASLOUCHs 1, 2, and-3, See paragraph 13 above and-Identitiess - mans 20, ‘TRACES FOR LIAISON: See first page following. - Pheer oltre on ee fae patted oe Fe femen hater ted tm tesneee 21, IDENTITIES: MESA OCA 06 Kae SAA ee Dinca OMEN TRING TANI L210 test yaa m-—" = $ée Second page following. SECRET wt the eee : i Fi é meng SPOS HOYER Am EE A APL WR eo) OY i i stent oe
£ ay ‘ eLETha WOAH Arte 5 ambUEArSNE & e ¥ PRPS OE ROTEL OSes Be bay SUIT It OAL Is AOR Ot MER tid timer cast Sh 2 rare is " SECRET : . : Valentin Sergeyeitich LOGINOV™ . a . SO : 7 : : : 7 - DPOB: . 23 December 1927, Moscow! 7 * ve ° 7 , . a e H - PASSPORTS: (0016993, ‘tssued 24 Augist 1966 ae - ; . - ee . : . _ Boio264, ‘Assued 1965 / ne ee ae - a 7 - ae > e, - : BositioN: “Tht secretary, Soviet Enbassy,, Mexico Citys: “ va oo , ’ Von i, : . WIFE: Aleksandra ‘Dat ertyevna, born. 20 August is, Wescou," “ Worked’ . : | - “in. the | Consular office “of € the. soviet’ Embassy ‘tn, fiavana. _ . > ~ “s 7 | 2, Speaks poor Spanish, a . - - * . _ | ; ' | : gon: bmie rly Valentsinovich, born 19596 “ a ae patter? “‘Leina Valent tnovnay: born < ca. 1952... ; a Sc . i LANGUAGES? Sabject speaks. Fluent ‘Spanish, and’ poor, English, “ : . ; | - ; PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: © “He ee i fail,’ weighs 185° lbs. has a3 a strong cote . 7 ah . butia, ‘blond, ‘a hair, and- “a doneave’ forehead. *- . ee oo : _ , } - : 4 -TRAVEL:, In i960 Subject was designated to the Soviet, Bubassy in oe i; . Argentina as a Military Attache, “however, there is no . OL Tos - a , 7 . ; | _rekord chat "Subject ey ever * ftted that posts: a to, 7 | we — From, ‘September 1960 to September | 3963," Subject a and Eantly, ore : a : : - were in Havana ’ ‘where Subject, served. ‘as an Attaché heat the im . - Le - of Soviet Embassy. , In December Wet. Ke acconpanted the . - So . : Soviet DYNAN, Soccer team on- a Latia Ameriéan” tour as i us cr i io their escort and Interpreter. ae , . 7 a ; - . . 7 i SECRET ,
x aa 4 r Steger ? Te TA Led? dF Get BP oe Sek Kreme Grae a reo } 4 a i dated “Ria CotraeR, BNA elie 1 % ¥ 4 TA Loe me Date eee TUES AT Of ome Lotto dns YE a a So es 4 ; % ral ¥ & 4 “ UNDER SEPASATE COWC! ~“ celia ATTACH MENT B OFO HMM 43985 ~ cement . SECRETE \ - . a Pa “ _ 3 $ . a ft { * 3 - ___LADENTITIES * . . - ; “ t - ~ 2 _ - ° i e u ~ a! i & aT ~ ~ ~ a i - . ot a . yO : ‘ i ~~ fj IDENTITY ONE DELGADILLO Menacho, Adalid, formerly a Captain on L IDENTLEY TWO IDENTITY THREE ~ IDENTITY FOUR t i L { en Oe the Bolivian Police Force, KUBARK agent from 1960 to 1963, ~ : a MATIMAINEN, Lauri Olavi, Honorary Finnish Counsel ota Ay in Havana and KUBARSK contact since 1962, MATIRKALNEN, Estrella, wife of IDENTITY TWO, 5 e Ry ie MATIKAINEN, Anneli, daughter of IDENTITIES TWO ané ' nent er — yA Betas reve Me te tte me tence ee AO Sls a L THREE, . : - a ' 1 a H 4 ae t ~ “ 1 > ~ \ . ! ‘ «~ 2 we ar” My - ? ' t oo? kee Meee | -~ + it ina + wo ~ + ‘ . | ~ TT ~ , wT ? ~ t ~ x ao bor yg - _, ; j + ° , - boos ; can 4 . i ae “ Z - t t i e - _ | [ 7 ' i ° | 3 # ‘ i i SECRET we on . ok . i ' + ted ge ene Cor Low z - A I 1 + s ' tok g
14-00000 y 7 CLASSIFICATION SECRET Chief, SR Division” . - 7. : : | -Chtef, WH Divieton 22‘ trom on Chief of Station, Mexico City suuect ; ’ a 6. REDWOOD - Valentin Séigey evich LOGINOV 201- 2asaiz ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES 6 . Pres il —— ‘ ; REFERENCE: 4 2 ~ e < ~ . ‘ * - Subject's arrival in Mexico was reported in Reference, t ¥ "26 June 1965. in. Moscow and valid for five years. : my ' . . 4 ’ D - — . - td 17 - — 7? ~ we ; a A anni Ko mS “s Se dard C. CURTIS Attachment: : Copies of Passport - ; oe ' . ' * * DE “Zibution: ; ; a eee 2 - CSR, w/att., as stated, Hi” a . i= Cae, w/o att. |. as 7 > MEXE 4363,°6 August 1965° =~" - ~ ~ poy ee ~ . ‘ aan an . “h w t . - ‘ Noe . & 4 “ ~, ‘ ‘ ‘ peo » - % ~ 7 - oo ’ - 4 a ¢ - * : SRCUP 4 | Ext'cded fears autene - : . dorcftta, ces ' cs COPY fe beste taka CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUAWBER - ' “HMMA «- 26881 CLASSIFICATION ~™ Fil el ae ee ol ‘ ere ~ P tat ne bigs mek i ‘ + . . ; - i ny ~ oe ‘ ue a - ae ea te oaths wl foe oo nn - oe 5 ~ yoy a ry” . wee ure eR Fos PROCLSSING ACTION | XXXX PRE ER FOR VEEN eens mem NO INDEXING arquines . ONLY QUALIFIED bese - EUG /R. CAN JUDGE INDBAING + Attached are , coples of Subject's passport, obtained through LITEMPO, no. D-O10264, issued vu + ' 7 -y . ‘ ay . wt av : 5 ; “ : ~ . - ~ . . c . a ‘ . ~ 3 . ‘ . ® er nnn y ‘ yp te - ‘ * f yet ¥ . Le z - ta an Sf oe a ~ ‘ a ~ ne + a « te ~ - 3 7 1 23+ 25S f/ DATE 201-285412 FEN: P-11712 ae _AUGUST 1965"
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14-00000 SECRET __ 4 Hawa + 28591 - CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH cerns teaenenepepe te nae iets Senne eee mn eM otreth tesa OR Emkassy offices. GICALLA thinks that Sunject left the Lumiassy at 1118) having put Was Luggage in the car with license plates 19-UDA, (fais is the car regularly driven by LOGINOV,) A LICALLA puote- graph of Subject is forwarded as Attachment 3 (Neadquarters only). ° 4. From LIESVOY it appears that LOGINOV was principally responsible for Subjoct's travel arrangeients. LOGINGV. probably met Subject at the airport, since LINTILD reported that .LOGINOV left the Soviet’ Embassy in 19-DA at 0535 and returned at 0658 on 20 March-1966, apparently having dropped Subject off atthe liotel -Agiies. Subject's wife was not reported to have visited the Lmbassy. aan _ S$. The Station-had not believed that, Subject would be able to take the 2) March flight to Havana, since there had@been no.” ' fecord of his having requested a Cuban visa; however, ‘a, LIONION, pliotograph subsequently received, showed tlat-Soviet Vice Consul | a Vladislav: Sergoyevich. KORMUSIKIN. (201-744341) had visited the Cuban. - Embassy in person, on 16 March ¥906, at which time he probably | arranged for Subject's visa. : . ‘ So , 4 ‘ . “ . . . . 4 ‘ - s : — am : - : ‘ as spocv§es- cae SUSTER ee ne Vo. BUSS TSR ake ~ it Far 3 _ H _- on . - a _ : 7 : 5 Seco oe “ae . - . oad : 1 eras ee emer - ~~ ~ - . st to ty . ~ 7 : - wat - ‘ ; 4 + . ” 7 ~ \ , . eat ' I ‘ ° ' ‘ ra : + . ° ae | : . ‘ ' - pepe ‘ t ry 7 ' i tof. t . H se i LE it > ‘ . ' ‘ to ss t ; i i | : : ; ~ i ; - ; . H toe Eta TTT TT me SE BO Foe on i ta PAROS EON . | : ! been §3e Wet PAR ONS wo eC Or yi) comreaen > -
14-00000 ay, . yey sy 1 . os AZ. , PROCESS. ACHON MARNTO 108 wanes oe AO ROCKING AT CRNEED GLY QUALITIED OER CAR ROGE IROOTRS Chief, SR Div ne 2 Chic, SL Division = Soh ye a ” uw: an niet of Station, Mexico Git rl suestc? REDWOOD/LC IMPROVE ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES © oe Subject has. been idéntiticd ‘as a KGB: officer based: on “the, a ee " following” ‘incidents. Te .. aes . ; An 23° on; 12. “February: 1966. Aleksandr ‘Wradimirévich: ' PRERHODKO ” o | /-(201- 202379). KGB case officer, during.a meeting ‘with LICOZY-S, © told LICOZY-5 that he ‘would bring. Subject to their next meeting and that Subject would be LICQZY-5's new case officer. ™ 7 he ae a - 3, During January 1966 Cristobal re TORSES Ponce, snaulfeur, employed by .the American Embassy im Mexico City, made several trips to the Soviét Embassy in regard toa “Soviet” Visa for oné- of the American (mbassy officials. TORRES spoke with Subject, who, after _v cp cc asking: whether it ‘would “get, TORRES-in trouble if he went. to dinner oa" Cwith Subject, ended up by inviting ‘TORRES. to dinner on 24. ‘January |.” f 1966. TORRES, didnot meet Subject that date, and on 8 February 1966 Subject. called TORRES at thé Américan Embassy to. ask why he ‘had not . Cok shown up. TORRES, replied that ‘he had had to work. Subject asked. . J; *: : SO, 1 whethér TORRES had located a ‘person ‘io could teach him English, | - Tre, Ww TORRES: replied that. one. person whom he had asked had not been’ . EX. intérested, and. ‘Subject asked hin to esp, looking for soiicone. | LES | Subject- again called TORRES 6n'9 February 1966, but TORRES was out. . (It is: noted that Subject's calls: to ‘TORRES Nave. not appeared on po, ; “LT BNVOY ‘and: Were therefore presumably’ made from a pay station.) ne Se : Valentin Sergeyevich LOG! LNOV 201 -285412 3 . . . - eos - - . : . > ne . bein h om vo Peele en ae Se for. fe ee Restregae tis Dye Beige wintard: cz CURTIS © ee Dispribution: - CSR 1 - ChH OHSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER - HMMA ~ 28390 | 3 MARCIT .1966 | Oars CROSS REFERENCE TO conn rn ee CLASSIFICATION | GS FRE NUMBER SECRET ; 20)- 285412, wot bee et
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"yma es WHYS 1 | . . . weer : =e JULY 1966. 7 masa: ae . REQUEST STATION, “TRACES FOR ‘MEXICO city ON: - oe em & . MY SATE FORM : SERS: I ES, 7 . FOV at . eRe: A 2 oats: | Te) iL HUD Tear nem, Seerannmacemm: [ SECRET. ' 3654 ; Gwe wees - . Orne ‘a’ €3 we we. ouaecton ie ee ere me oo “(ured i Jere MEXICO crTy REDCOAT LCIMPROVE " MEXICO ‘CITY. 8020 (IN. 62261)" NOT sevt{__ a ok NICOLAS: SAN’ BostoEN, ‘BORN. 1915 IN st, PETERSBURG, -wusst4,” ae NOW “VENEZUELAN CITIZEN, EMPLOYED, AS “DIRECTOR: OF PROJECT" BY - ; STEPHENS- ADAMSON DE MEXICO, FORMERLY SERVED IN U, 8, NAVY, — B. VALENTINA GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN , PORN BRESLAU, GERMANY, 41 YEARS OLD, WENT TO USSR WHEN SMALL ‘cHiLD, ‘WAS. Ww STALINGRAD IN -1942,_ WENT TO VENEZUELA POST WWI, | NOW. VENEZUELAN CITIZEN, Ror BOSTROEN’'S Noir LIVE cate CHRISTIAN. ‘ANDERSON ais, “MEXICO VALENTIN s. LOGINOV , ‘KNOWN Kép. STAFF OFFICER MEXICO city, APPARENTLY DEVELOPING POLICEMAN WHOM HE "ASKED" To. PROVIDE BOSTROEN’ HOME “ADDRESS, HOME TELEPHONE AND PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT. o Ce CONTINUED. ../ Pes . wo(- 2.8 SH 2- COORDINATING OFFICERS - 4 ence AUTHENTICATING BELgasing OFeNcER SECRET Beatedea boa panatit erri¢an comeetng mt 4 “uv : Bre het witaas qe ir cone 8e. _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THA ISSUING OPP ICH 1S PRONIGITED. = » @& 8 @ & .8 ce paenatii® mpite rae shen PM Se eesti ~ Se errcenae an en RES etre ane tn thy entrentetne' + AER 2 mo . ‘ an : at . ‘ : - oy a my ‘a. FYI -—} MEXTCAN ‘OFFICIAL ADVISED STATION ‘THAT Cae oe 6 Ute eee te RPE Pe an ym weneepenerert _ o ? see eenlonyeeete
7 — ; ; - MFISAGE FORM SRLS Ta, oer EE . Fotas COPS: . ‘¢ 7 en tr NT ene eats O fig wa 2g peompgee saree - i oe TS _ oe SLC REF : > Beet: © wmoeg ‘ an y gers © ke inces aC - Orem es rem, D1B8808 BY creme PER ot DIRECTOR + FRO o tere: YR” ca eo — ns - . rte “DIRECTOR * 2526 | ee NOTIFY IF LIAISON 3, Est MEXICO CITY; NO TRACES RRS. “TRACES, ‘DESIRED, Fos . o he * rane +20 wom ee END OF: Messacs.” WH Comment : “eReported ‘LOGINOV. recruitient ‘piten: ‘to unnisiéd ‘LITEMPO-8 © . policeman to report. on” Nicolas Judn-and Valentina - a ' Grusdow de Bostroen.- Requested additional data these: ; individuals to assist an providing LIRAMA info, for. PRG) of LOGINOV, vo ra one WH/a/vi Gn. graft). Y i “SB/O/WH Gin draft), : ? eee ae Gin draft)" wilting f , Brae J VC/WHE: eet ° : COORDINATING OFFICERS ‘ . : ° oro s ees AUTHENTICATING RELEASES eritra Reeluded bom evtemetie orFicer SECRET soengotng ond dan fgg 9:Bhe at bert - 8 om we, * + REPROSUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFF.GE 15 PROHIBITED. Sony me —
14-00000 A Bey . . > i q eg it : __PIQCESSING ACHION manne f foe ‘sROULING ceed 6 cence aimee oF ¢ ° Chief, -WH Div Division vo . - 0 eo XXX Po dad SQUIRES _ _._ Chief, 'S SB Div ston can pba, sxODUIG - Chief. of Station, Mexico Clr - REDGOAT, LCIMPROVE - Information 0 on Local Soviets passed 6 LIRAMA/ ef ee te _ pain Rrquino REFEREES! i a ma, aa os _ , 3 REFERENCE: . “MBXI6O, ctiy’- - 8020 1, “Transmitted ‘herewith. are a lst of “Sovtet Intelligence A personnel assigned to Mexico’ ‘and a note on Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201- =285412) which were given. by Chief of Station on 22 July to LIENVOY~2 for passage to LITEMPO-8 and LIRAMA, The, ‘circumstances ‘were explained | in Reference.. ; 2, Please note that the following items. in the | LOGINOY n note are ‘fletions of thé Station: 2: ve er Doles, a, that LOGINOV jomed' ‘the KGB in 19S5, b; that ‘he atrended : ‘the. KGB school. from. 1955 to: 19575. . He, that, he was an officer. in KGB Headquarters, ftom: es oe 1957 to ‘August: 1960. m “ d,-- that’ the money found in his aultcaae. ui Pariamé” in: eb ’ December. 1961 was for Latin American Communist. , Parties (it probably was). . wes - e, that we have known LOGINOV, as. a KGB ofticer a " dilnice 1958 - : poy . 2 os = oe re IS ern “xpi Gs ‘Guar * ; — Attachrhent: ee oe oS _ we ree Ce : “List of Soviet. intelligence personal ee i yes - and note on’ LOGINOV .. aoe oe eo ees eee -pisteibueion: oe UE an ara ia = an -2- CWH, “w/att. (r copy); WW, me 7 oa 1- CSB, w/att (1 copy), H/W ee pete (O° (PIL we C3 COPY _— Jet MSH 4 “CROSS REFERENCE TO CISPATCH SYMSOL AND NUMBER DATE HMMA ~ 29626 . 27 JULY_ 1966 , Paass¥iegion) j sgsnammate 201-285412
ee a pk nat ede nabntetenrnaceibehtaseubnmsekeeeeneetee aa sem ee TT mite EO Dot: 23. December 1927.. Position: | daly eee ~ Sovics Em WASSYs “Mexico D, B.. 2 tn Euyora, Cuba 9 Septer £1963. Lett cae 9 to retura to tie USSR oR Ta ear BAS cost 1985: Arrived Noxtco xtc SLOSINOV: ros leced oy My NEG Gr cad test over ‘ath Of NECHIPORE? Sur ct the Ame lly : olen ive and eaneble invollis cace cX etn Be oes cer, and an _tmmediere Ki ~ B cutee in ‘Mexico is Pavel Be YAT. plo eh Pft 26 activity, Wo have Ihown that he'ls 2 XG3 éLitcer s: Cm Omin een i.e -; tee ae wee _ - ~ 4 7 ad Valeatia Sercoyevich LCSINOV Se. vesary ln the “Conzular Scetion of rhe Residence: Ignsei E stova 18- 1, Cole cata’ Facubaya.. -Auromonile:, 1965. Gievre! ot: Ingle, license 19 Da.’ “1958: “Jotnea thakoy 0° Ta 4955-57 Attended tac KGS ralaing cchcol © 1957 im August 1950: Okticer ia KGS Headcuarters, Moscoiy Ot Witty a 8 an L's in January 1986 he attempted to eultiv: rican Embassy In Meéxteo,: LOSINOV Is an’ Since ie has almost ny overt cutis ios he is able to spond | about 2 9555 of his: time oa ‘intelligence et Petals BAG “Pravelicd co Fa ndina and Equac ‘ Eovie & ssceet team, Oa this trig-he carried Coles a lore. sumn-cf- money fox-ti ¢. Communtes Pal , of Panama. and Ee ie acor, ; Sie] * Saterabor 196 S33= July 1955: Or fteer In KeB Headquarters, z yer HCORENKC ate. ‘end rece fay 19625 “Transked Moxi¢o cn. route to th. 2 USS R for Tene,” Moscow, anether 2 tneelliseace agen 23 rule His’ wc We ctor te beaters ote bt Pel 28 sne i i
EET eRe ceed mel epithe er dn mr emt Sg Fan eet’ mnipecterin lahirbue ae nen ne rathte meat bow Soe Moyen + Sage een eect et Ss meaice SEE oo ee ert . “ . . So leg, at i | re SECK2a9 | \ - Soviet Inzelltigence. Cf filsers S:atloned. tsi Mexico ae - : 1. KGB (Committe for State Seeurtty a eto ‘Sorsey'S, KONSTANTESOV ns oe Deputy Chick Aleksandr V. FRIXHODKO — 7 ro | OFFICERS: : a 7 of : ae any 4 * “ on a « , See RPT SE we RR ROHR gee ied em oe ENE FET To Visdlualz; Ae DLC we, . My Visdistev ie red RUSH KIN es a an Velentin I, “Ucr LE ROV ; oo, Syyatoslay F, KUZNETSOV 2-0 ee tn _ an Nikolay S, LEOMOV : ce ee Valor tha Se LOG ‘O' / . “Vastly S) MOSENISOV - Leontd V. NESOOV. ee Vsatate N. RADYANEETY So Pe ee ap 2 Georsty & VER - oe ES 2, ox eis smncllteeses) ae Pe . Ch ot Visdteale M, SOxOLOY ; el Beet on as Se | be consLov re cee cre a anataltyV ve KARABACH, ne ne f : rt V ae _. .JwanV, YELFIMOV. 9% 7 hen tonstatia © V! SA ONKOV ; : po Yovss caly 1, “BEDRIN'. Ce PO 5 Alekaon an Ma, pROVEiN ce UL Sa UE eT P whe Are ae ewe
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14-00000 oe “ - . Te a * ne es oo ay ~ rae] . r + 2 AS 3 ~ Chlet, WEVDiviston oe | a reams _ oo ae are en eee Me mt _ PORT QUALITED BER - mY Ghlef, SB Divislon a Kl kan I "Chief of Station, Mextco City“ ee ee eee © suet ; REDOOAT L PRO i ‘Edward WE SMA: ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES aie “ a ; oh LICOZY-5 ‘Peported: that“on: 24: fine. 1966: bis KGB: case 2 ameée,- Popes ’ Valentin Sergeyevich 1 LOGINOV. (201-285412);, ‘stopped -by bts affice ¢ aan oe en (ae So a legitlmate business, then “Bald he had: soine’ Cosiei erga nen re Cae - yf. > bin: LICOZY*5 demurred, but LOGINOV went ahiedd, took.a.piece -- . ~ Op Powe ; ‘of paper out snd-béegan reading | from it, asking. LIGOZY-S-if he knew. rn hon "Eduardo WEBELMAN, LICOZY-5S interrupted, saying he ‘did not-kmow. the man and did not want to do anything shout him, LOGINOV sald he did not’ want: “LIGOZY=5 to do anything; it was just that he did not know who be was, LICOZY-5 reflised to dlscuas it further, When LOGINOV lef LIGOZY-5" 8 office he. left, behind a pigee.¢ of papers with the. = fone g writen. ou ib ; Russtan + 27 ” ‘Eduardo Vebélman, . about 58 years ala, Mextcai. of Jota extractton,: : * “hy 5 owner. of-a ‘steel plant and a flrni ‘which sells ‘photographic eqilpment,: Ore, con oo oa to Mexico during World. War I, Lives in the. ° Pedregal at Teololco 320s . His son is Maurtclo Vebeliian,, ot - 7 7 2 Staton toa dtles ‘iad ino traces on sayone naried WEBELMAN. Te a0 1965 Mexico City Telephone Directory: lists the “ - ‘Arad °WEBELMAN, ‘A#ts'Fotogriticos; ‘Wiwapan 7; ‘el, 11-44-77 - Eduardo W EBELEMAN, . Teéoloico 320, tel, 48-57-17: _WEBELMAN Hermanos, Ss Bee Paseo dela Reforma 308, ist ‘floor, _. i ; tel. 11-41-90: and:ll- 243-795. _ en » CONTINUE be’ - ° Ege of all CO ne Lf oan —_ GROSS REFERENCE TOF —e rf sae ere Diy oy a J . HMa- 29477 | 4 JULY 1966 7.4 CLASSIFICATION , i HOS Ber UY f°
14-00000 _ CONTINUATION OF pisraTCH | : os HMMA = 29477 ; with: LOGINOV' 3 ““Vebelman') was reviewed on Li July 1966,. It shows that Subject-was ‘bornon. 7 October,1917 In Warsaw, Poland,» ia Jewish, and came an £0. ‘Mexico on. 8 December: 1939- asa student, In 1942 he had recelved:: = * of Subject’s:-bur'net ae Sho le ory inthe et ted 1944 \ \ SECRET.” 3, Tae. Mextean. Gobiemnacion’ filet oxi sipyect (appaiesily identical: a King for: Adolfo. *WEBLLMAN- ‘Coakpe: Me. a'tirny then Jocated: at ‘Aluminto: 192-ta OWE re & relative 4 Headquarters. traces on subject are  Feqiote, cae ease BA ID EMAL 10, cbs z card a “a ig BAITS aan : or aaetel = Tena + ary lite pm oe ee gee Oe Se ee cane cemcnemante) + Nom ements vacua tine tanec anathema nema : “hots . - ot ve ee
at st oe ne . ek 2 ‘ 7 . see we ~ ~ . * “ = we ees +b dak wee Bnet - aye ce ! oe Nae es . : —s f - é - cet ca DISPATCH HI sensi + [ween i t ot NN rete) FOR IADR : i * 4 4 Pou. Po Unter, S87 Davision oe o | "feo abun aeRO ; A “wo ee warenee swe ; Cy ~ ft "fone quaurnd o¢sa : an oS Chiet, wi divisicn | ° . vo { «| Gaww wo0oE ROR fe Te ne ne matter eee etn mee veces teaver ne ms ne rane oe an mtg me meet stem Crete ele ete oem tine Roa. Chief of Statian, Mexice yz. _¢ nt sucmoeuts 2+ emeeapen nem Re tee ne ME een ne een ere mine wont emma ym Roc enmsam meeae j 2 ; elie VRE ONUAEK ACE DANE - y ny - pat : Ac vGR REQUIRED i REFERENCES . re ‘. 7 REPPRENCI 3 VAN A288 in. divie 1966 - . Sou. “po fercace rongrte MH the visit of Saves! Grotly jee t1687 _ Paes “wi ith Vitaliv Konstan tinevicn TOVAMY, 291-355000) te Nexice From 2 May “4 ‘to % Ane 1960, St _ ; voF 2, - TR reesrd Ito Sara, 3 ot “eferewwe, VP ve rm, Tye, yo pos itiveds; ad . identified Subjece?s passjert photagram as the "VE tor wie ,et fishine + at . i 3-5 June 1906, 3.. The followaig-LELYRIC surveil knce yenertsé cn Subiect have sub secuently Pe on 31 May: : nosh 1 ‘Ss Sub: ect leit the “Soviet: So ; : we 1023 h rst Subject: citordd the Sev 7 4 , ~  Y4)1 hrs: Subject lott the Sov" Act mass) Coe yg : an — a nn-Fo0%5) in YA gas Lag tal eee > aa if - - 2 iste: 1037 brs: Subject water re ME the ‘Sov fet Emr : Cot ape : ‘ oa "so" 445 hrs: Sub} cet levi the Soviet Bbassy vy meth ES ONiend tot bree : me +. Valentin Serzevev: “eit MXTRO. une aaee In MATSKOV'S car, . ny om Tsk ROY 7 ae 1666 his: Subject - . oa . ana eanumed ‘to thar Soviet lan with Lf re cor eet ws dete meee ee mf eer at 5 -% 7 an _ Subject hntored the: Revit ASSV ALO. wee : vas * : Subject: Jett the Savior masse with Ser. Sereey re wie mo Tee FA KONSTANTINOS, the Jetter’ > cr Co a a Ree — _ . . 7 . 3s OeTys - et of, ~ ‘ . 4. . 0 Dist yibatio s ; a fet aye gt = — = = 7 * ad 1 + 1 ? ” ~ - . ~ .2 3 1 wrt te a : a i : eet Fy ‘ : cee ee emp mn erect emer ae mg atta sae beet wk cane vee eee ae te Lanes teed wee : . RYS REFERENCE TO, 1 SPAT CHE SYABOY AND Nes MBER, : aE : 7 Li ne _ oe cent e wee nee cnn mead ee ee teens Se en nop tee oe - ° i -_- Stage TALON me 3 PE NUA SE A 5 i ; ons ‘ ; Joy. > $ sy¥/ae
; : we : = oe nn ae om AMI ee Rp SEN HB ee aed eda . we - “ . _ , as t < we v a a x . er nnn ee encanta ngs armani Ae Fees me wt OT apn eres ON eR ITT et a ‘ ‘ r : BODES FL ATIC coh FEAT ORES Bian AME Bet Ftp et 1 o¢ z L CONTINUATION OF i + a es =. a Bee SPATE ee is 3 dune ei brs: Subject aitered. the Soevict Tabassy with YATSAOQV in . 7 the latter's car. ' : 10d hrs: Subsect aitercd the Soviet Frbassv alae, . . jal3 hrs: Subject left the Soviet Drhassv with Aleksmecr . oo. o. ‘ > Vladin i novicA*PRIRINK(01» 202379) ia: the- jatter's care —— ‘ fe a! ISSL hes: Subject “retumad to the Sovict Erbassvuwith PRIK NDKO, ; vos for 1058 hrs: Subject left the Soviet irhassy with: YATSE Win the ta! 7 : latter's caret ae: pak te Dy » Apes Bp otes snd. mee, * slhcd wee A: ; " i ‘pete “alo cds seta Lisdseg Ae beis vay s) ca aries ak were platen Tee 7 5 Junie’ ‘o9S2 si Subject. entered the S$ coviet | Trbagsy wit YATSLOY, in a be . the latter! Scar. (ids net seed lesiine.) es . PR ap33, hirs Subject _erterat the Sovict Inlasseaeith Vasiliy, steniiovich - : 7 oA : a MEROS NTR (C012 80T) in. the latter 's caret: baby Gli bee toa . 7 | ¢ i Gace 626 GNU BOUBR EY Ob: Bie ii Leia Sy [dng Be nn rrr 8, ane? 0985 Asst Sarjece, etered: be ‘Soviet ot Falassy with VATS in o - : 7 ; . the’ laters fan 52.” ; ° ae “| 7 June 1130 his? subject entered ‘the Soviet cikassy with 3 cONSTEANTESOV - baie hee and: Seren Tarasevich BAZAROV (20Y-0492.57) in : j . , KONSTAATINOV' Ss: cate . 1200 hrs: Subject Icft the soviet Embassy with MIROSUNTKCV co bey cee s,s and KANSTANTINOV di thé latter's care . bo . 1386 hrs: Subject retumed to the Soviet Latassy with MT ROSENTECV ay hoa aad KONSTANTINOV, - ; y i aa ee fee poe . 1408, nrst Subject .apain left the Soviet Litbassy with NIrosinreen « ALG iy % ad KOSS? NTINEV, ; : aan . 1 bo . f . —_ A ‘ ; : 4, The following infoimation is awailable on the persons : neitiined above . a oe . q 4 I “as. being with Nib) ect : ; " Ae: ‘ Oba &. KONSTANTENY is. “ion” tO be- the KGR- resident, pelle Ss ; pot hrebo ad he YATSKOV" is: a how KCB officer: probably ° in Ch: | ° “4 -¢.  LOGINOV is “a known KGa off icer who works: for YA? SKOV, . . pag a PRIK HOOK. is a inom KGB - \ officer md prohably the demty residmt. - Yr . Dos a i, a - SOKOLIKA is the wi ife, of mn Assistant Military Ait me —— : : i if + . ‘ oe wi wee oe “ f > . . ‘ . : . ran & . . re ae . \ yo, for : ‘ : oe ; . " WELLard C, CURTIS i 1 + * j 35 ub , : ' : . oo: i “ 4 $4a BME MAWES a PT De ct
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CLAR SIFICATION terse rem _thies, KH Division. st mma atin tae 4 BaEAt a oes a mt on iat noms ame > Hexico citys SRD thier. of. Station, a oa “Attached: are. analyses of the: KGB and GRU: “residencies in: Mexico: “Gity. ‘Included are only those officers who are probibly - or known to be intelligence officers. Of the $2 Soviets’ currently ~ | assigned to México.City, 22 are identified intelligence officers _. and 13 probably intelligence officers, i.e. roughly 67% of the total Soviet colony. . 2. The casé officers have not peen divided t1to separate target ‘groups, with the exception. of KGB § & T, ss we the Station's . information - is too fragnentary for a reaFistic.. rcakdovn, : With the. “i -exception of S. S. KOKSTANTINOV, who is khown ta ‘ous. the -XGB résident, the’ positions of pesidéent and: deputy” resident are incon €i raed , but "represent the Station’ s best guess. ‘ , a , i. ~ © > ath. ow f De 48 woe - for ~ ee “ai ltare Cc. cunts Smee as e, eee eS Attachment: 2 7 | _ KGB. and” “GRU: Residencies cased Mle te ne eT Ro, 7 Distribution:. ae ns te ¢2-- CSR, wfatt. (2 copies), oft . Te, ute re Cull, “w/att. a cory), tft . Oo a . te TE maceadenees Gores eeaaanigt mane ated A Stee PEE Are te tela reemtenie aban naan ret es ‘ i i CROSS REFERENCE TO ee ; i 2% Apel 1766 ore DESY TTtt ow om epee tra etre neem arate Of SRUTOR WENA oom Ane Heute mite ae UNaraw
14-00000 2 y to nn oe Log . : : ae oxen al + SECRET a" 7a. zs ATYTACHEENT TO ist > 2ssa8 . ° . le a DATED ‘Ss APRIL 1966 ’ ot ie eS ARN Hed “RGB Residency in Nexis city Oe te . April 1966 © wore, See WEE a oo aes “Resident: Si Se, ‘Konst ANTINOY Ginwn). 2297 Mr id tie ae , “Beputy: » AL Ww. PRIRUODAS. (know). sy YS Ae Mao pe ws a hen? ae tee ede ' ff ‘ . CP Liaison: 4b. A, “tazanvsetatenosy” intarligence officer, possibly now 7s respotisible to CPSU rather than sG3).6.0, 06 OF Aee aw ty ; Case Officer rsi All a thes heey te rn es Fees a we . Lake : o : ee SKEEES Uh ab te egy beat Oa blioatea pe V.oT; ANDREYLV (suspect) .eF pa 4% ar ' - . x Ag oM VSRROVAIN (suspect) oe 4c ogy ee Sgn Bo _— eee . Vv. A. DOLGoV - (suspect y 3-7: ve ee Ly Xe E: » SGORLITSYN ' ‘(suspect }“ ee BPO west Se - Vv. ORMUSUKIN. (suspect}" or * tae oe = . Ve aD LAUCHEROV, (suspect) 775 <2 te Ge ; gh! “KUZNETSOV - (known)? aan wea . Ne Se’ EONOV (known) 23) 6 | Pho wr AS OW. S. i (hnownge ee Os x a van “LRTFOROV een rye) he nae ; 2 W.. 1.8 SUPAKEVICH (hnowm}hh so gts eer yy foe Ge SpE SKO (knownjesey ane oe i ; Ss & Case Officers : vee FS * A. “A. PMANTTIN | (suspect)\ Seg cE Ls - - ss os oPB. AL “ZORNIN - Caney Es ao eS ° , , Keferentura | oy PB, “CULIN (suspect . 2 WAN -*RADVANSA LY (anos 3 YS. _sfiostintKov (sus: ecu: ee ee So ANOKA AGB? 2 6 2 ee ee : - 8 i. Suspect KGR . 2. . - : ce Dirlomatic Cover: Commercial Cover: Press. Cover: . Fabassy bLaployee: 2 i 7 + eee sk . ABE EE REEMA CUB UME EL PENTEL ERA De Hate vty RO ARUN wn ne ae
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14-00000 cece Une RIOD ner, to omancn OJ & & : Gates Se bate Pigsad Soa UE REA TLS Made! yet, us! wee air id eth Pe ele ta, - Mm . 2 : n ‘ edie be soa NOOR SARE OF a LN Stn RBS ase OIRO) 4 OTA Cul ME Etat : . , 1 a. ‘Fao ; OFFICIAL PaSSPORT=: HE “THEN! TOLD. ‘TO BRING. PASSPORT TO: ENBASSY. 2 sae inochi. Elves () no : : “ Chassie™ to FP; Le eB: __  SLASSIFIED MESSAGE 1 pay cores | = mee YO FILE RD. —— wy : SECRET oestagy (One. PEagon/umit ROTI EO "_WANE£: ¢.0- ADVANCE COPY _ —_ iy R ¥ AR copy EJ ssives O., srerres me roe SECRET 1982502 se weer LINFO DIR CITE MEXI 7025" ; REDVOOD LCIMPROVE “REF? DIR CTY ce Boe oo ACCORDING LTENVOY 18° APR, TVAN “As. FExetov CITED. REF, CONTACTED costa RICAN. EMBASSY NEXI AND INQUIRED-RE STATUS HIS™ “VISAS HE-TOLD "CHECK LATER. SINCE costa: Ricas EMB STILL HAD NO: - WORD. , - 85 A FEW MINUTES: LATER VALENTIN Se ‘LOGINOV (2012385412) ALSo ‘CALLED COSTA RICAN ENB “AND SAID HE ‘WANTED ‘VISA FOR HIMSELF. WHEN ASKED IF HE Hab DIP OR OFFICIAL PASSPORT HE SAID HE HELD “3. Visa: PROBABLY FOR BEKETOV SINCE Loans “yo.os‘Fip eT PASSPORT, LOGINOV VICE. coNsuL AND SUSPECT XGB OFFICER. ee SEC RE T. Col ogs : CFN 7025 95441 LIENVOY 18° APR, Iva a. BEXETOV REF COSTA: RICAN - E EMB No WORD A VALENTIN S. LOGINOV (281-235412) EMZ DIP BEKETOV LOGINOV DIP KGB BT an SECR f eo /- oF 772. 7 seth nentanen  op ip eae res gt , Sateen steerer tent nantes oh tl ann ioe : ‘ : ve . te va cee en tenn nee nee ae
14-00000 SECRET . Chiof, Ex Division Chie f, Wh; | . Chief of Station, Nexico city REDNOOD <Rustem 0. “@-bAKIETOV (201-78 5564) 0. “REFERENCLS: As. MEXI:6621, — Oo re : By ed eo Gy CIR90VOT coe Spa _ 1, As reported in Reference A., Subject and his wife’ arrived 5 re in Mexico City at 0850. hours on 2¢ Harch 1906 via Canadian Pacific. . flight 421 from Buenos Aires. They departed Mexico City at 1300 hours on 21 March Ie via Cubana flight 405 for navana, tf. also the weation of their departure from ‘Mexico City. in the newspaper — clipping forwarded as Attacnmeat A, — an — ; ee ar - 2, Aécording ‘to LIENVOY, on 19 Harch 1966 Soviet Vice Consul _- Ce Valeitin Sergeyevicn LOGILOV’ (20)-235412, known KCB) made reservations: [ °°” . at the Hotel. Agnes in Nexice City (frequently used ‘by Soviets) for. ae a coupléecwith a child. for the night of, 20 March 1966, This ; reservation wad undoubtedly for Subject; however, there hag:been 2. - no ‘Otaéy mention of the child: At ©830 of 21 March 1956 [Subject]. . . called tne Soviet Enbassy. from tlhe Hotel Agnes and. said be would: - : like to come over to pay [perhaps for the room and the Culana tickets]. 3. ~LICALLA reported seeing ‘Subject at the Sovist Embassy in - _ Mexico City at 1015 hours on Zl Harch 1966, Subject was seen talking ~~ principally with tsbassy” Counselor boris’ Alehsandrovich. RAZANTSEV “ (201-028975), suspect CPSU representative), and also briefly with Second Secretary Aleksandr Mikhaylovich PENTSOV 6201-726491) known GRU), Ambassador Semen Tarasovich GAZAROV (201-049257) and consul . Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV “(201-120125;"known 86GB)’ At 1040-Subject. fs was. seen entering the. Embassy building with KAZANTSEY. through the. ~ ce nn. entrance which leads to the: Referentura but also cofitiects. #ith other: Se ag - -'4 Continued -.. Attachments: — Me a A,  hevsclip “- B, LICALLA photos Distribution: mo, oo 2 - CSR, wfatt., as stated, H/¥ 1 - CWli, w/o atts. , 1 - ‘wha att. .- . . / od x at phacto weds HMA + 28591 “ 28° MARCH «1906 10 . GRruc SECRrS yy  Doj- oe TY fer -€ hone Merv ceed oRCRET 3h -a&-ha yor .
19 : on i , a. “cntef, Ue Divianen - m0 | : a __Caief, | SB Divisica 2 cates, ot. tation. Bontca Cite eee : qhe Station"é final report on’Subject was ‘forwarded in _ MOMA=29714, 9 August 1966. 7° _ Distribution: gas _CWH ; - . M4 = CSB — ot 2 oT Of 29/- FOS PH? Ccry.. & Gort had 2 2 omen ATE ONSPATON SYMBOL AND NUMBER : EMMA - 29913 ~ ! 32 avGusT_196¢6 cat ~ : NGS FUE NUMBER ™ CLASSECATION ss BC RET 201-800412
14-00000 ‘ (DISPATCH | - Gilet, ¥ WH 1 Division oe ay oa F yanp-tb86: ke i eh. : ORONSKY:and-a : eg iLNERGO interviewed: Subject “Veracruz, ..Meéxico, ‘became pe ae __:Obv lous: at that time that. ‘Subject had. fabricated most: of-his. story . rs 6 “as wilt be shown ‘in the. attached memorandum to local’ LNBROO.. ue Lk. _ he The Statlon bas no > plans for using Subject in. any capacy ~) @hatsoever. | rae: pc Ts a : Wavan pd do atl: Bo Soe | . "CROSS REFERENCE O. GrSPATCH Sr ano woo tr oare a ae _— = 1 HGS ARE ees = —SECR ee | Dei 2 FT YA CRE : se ee ers - HMMA - ~o74 i 9 AuGUST_19 1966
14-00000 i _| MEMORANDUM FOR: - ol cof De es tet et Se ean ian he ; oo 1986. and to to the’ Interview lth Subject conducted’ tn n - 7 July 1966 by of your offtce anda _ Fepresenmative of this office, We wish tomakethe following... | a ae. Wat tons -vegs ring Subject's statements ln confection with a“, bis ‘encounters wen Soviet Embassy T Third Secretary. Valentin re - i pete 2 ‘Regading, Subject 3 sclalint to lisve viawea Mextoo Chey. Be [ a ; 308 ‘oF abdut. 16:May 1966 aad'to: ‘have cofitacted thé. Sovlét Eebaey oa aarea : “. @aer Bbour. 18 May 1966, this office has. established the fact that: So, ba ee pe UL". “@ gomact.a8 desertbed by Subject did not take pees at teny sme: eA Ee ae aa i oS + darting the, per tod 10, through 30 May 1966.) : a PS RR ees an oe 3,” Subject made statements to ito effect thet ha had det ee : LOGINOV: om a: Second Sorlet ‘at an. ‘Ainkriown | Testauraut ar’ 1809° hours | | OH: oA - 2 fo
14-00000 al "Sib ject* 8 ‘Statements 10 the effect that: Lognioy Y deopoat ned "S&B, ‘90000 Mexican pesos: to Subject's account tn the-Banco Londres tn Veracruz as a “git... for. “nothing” and then took bg te, the money back wher Subject refissed tc, ta not -In'keeplag- wir ~ “ #' °* © @it¢-experlence with regard to KGB tmodua operandi, Also, tafor mation available to this offlce indicates that according 0. te tee. Hering account dishour the prdgena Of the tract of tne ceocain . — a pare Signature cards tor comparlson, with the signétures:. a “6: “Sabject'é general vagueness: as 50 dated, timed, oS : addresses and’ locations in'coansciion with hig encounters. with _ LOGINOY,. tix. addition‘to those; 3 glted.above, leads us to. ~~ vu 2 _ tho concluston that Subject his ibrleated.a large portion of what he - ce wn Ss “ng erated. © “This office bas little douls that:be-did meet LOGINOV. . tape BRS ce Veracruz durlag early May 1966.ta connectlon- with the inlasiig. fo Soviet sallor, but we.conslder hig account of contacts wih LOGINOY oe subsequent to this occasion as fabrication, co wt eee bee ; a a gt ud als Wal la vied id Satipc's amtemonce 7 July to the effect that he bad abaclutely no desire to become: ” i with persoanel of either the Soviet or American Embagstea «Sabie otis Sublet a an Hornet ny Wo ree ae 4, Subject: ‘Stared thie he believed chia’ the  aiorioie ee - end: wished to'remata completely “neutral; thla office is not- "SECRET . ? ‘ , ‘
14-00000 ce Fy Ear e sy Ae vei? xo: ‘ cuassies to Fine no. weREF TO FILE NG. vice 2160) ade. vo. emamcn C) destaoy Osis. “ paRect oa eee oe munud " REDCOAT LCEMPROVE. = 1, EARLY MORNING 32 JULY LITEYPO-8 CALLED. REQUEST. HE SENT LIENVOY=-2 TQ SEE COS. TO ASK FOR INFO. oN VALENT.INS, LostNov” PROVING HE A SNe shy eds om ao ee ten” inde Soe i “MEXICO.” LITENPO- 8 VIA LIENVOY. “2 SAID REQUEST, © cones + FROM Linama wHO PERSONALLY. INTERESTED °°. 2 cpND INTIMATED" WE MAY HAVE. SAME. SITUATION AS ‘. 1959". -¢ WHEN -GOM- EXPELLED - TwO SOVIETS FOR “contacts. 2 WITH LEADERS OF RAELROAD STRIKE)’. ‘ _» 24 SAME MORNING. COS PaSSED..APAPER ." PROVING? © 0. . : 2 ‘LOGINOV is ACT IVE. AND" DANGEROUS KGB: OFFICER ‘AND - on ‘ A-LIST OF 35 ‘SOVIET INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS: N ext TO: i EAVOY-2 > FOR PASSAGE TO LITEMbo- B/LIRAMAS : ste wiv 28390, OF 5. MARCH FOR REFERENCE ‘TO. ! LOGINOV. APPROACH TO CHAUFFEUR. | E+ 3. LATTER SAME DAY COS RECEIVED PERSONAL — "SOVIET spy", AND: FOR: “LIST OF" ALL’ Sov ret ‘SPIES 1" . <n . btu UN “Bedesi.62261 i \ i \ COS. -AT“HOME AND IN EXCITED MANNER: SAID HAD. URGENT. ' 3 “a az at a et : ef DES YIL WATE ay agate SE ane ACR PVM wt See ae et MENS Sas
14-00000 ee FROY HIS: (COMMENT: ‘NO. CONF IRMAT 103 ‘FROM - “orn ‘staTioyy SOURCES) « FINALLY: ‘CHIEF’ OF. “METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: POLICE y GEN. Luis cit . L1G INov. WHO: ENgED piscussion BY OFFERING, THE Pow. ICEMAN 5 eae PESOS PER MONTH ' i ‘TO WORK FOR. “HIME “ON CERTAIN: MATTERS.* ; POLICEMAN TEMPOR IZED . PAGE. TVO MEXICO CITY Suze SEC HET et LETTER FROM LITEMPO-8 VIA- LITEMPO-A STAFING. 7 . _LogNov “HAD BEEN’ COMPLAINING FOR, SOME: TIME ov ie LACK OF. POLICE. Act Ion oN. RAD 10 ALLEGEDLY. TREE ~ RAMIREZ SENT OUT AN UNNAMED POLICEMAN TO. - INVESTIGATE. ON 19 JULY POL-ICEMAN- CONTACTED - es | AND. ASKED HIS SUPER TORS. FOR “inst#uct rows: MATTER _ CALLED. TO LITEMRO- Ss “ATTENTION BY GEN. cle ETOS. " LITEAPO-8 INSFRUCTED THE “POLICEMAN TO GO. AHEAD « ON-2i JULY ‘POLICEMAN RECONTACTED [0G INOV-AND ” RECEIVED. FIRST “ASSIGNMENT: TO -DETERMINE:: HOME. x ae ° “ADDRESS; HOWE. TEL PHONE: AND: PLACE. OF EMPLOYENENT “OF. NicoLas JUAN BOSTROEN AND WIFE VALET INA - oe. eas GR iSd0¥ DE ‘SOSTROEN, ‘BOTH. VENEZUELAN ‘CITIZENS. . 4 LITE4PO- 4 OBTAINED FOLLOW ING INFORMAT TORE SEE,
14-00000 Ss BPE ee tara tan 4 _ ” PAGE THIEE MEXICO CITY. 8o22 Sec RET Yo 4 ON SOSTRCENS FROW GOSERNACION. FILES? he S100. es JUAN BOSTROEN, 1915, iN ST. narnia PETERSSURG, Russia, VENEZUELAN CITIZEN. eMPLOVED: as." DIRECT O8 OF. PROJECTS" -8Y STEPHENS- ADAMSON oe WE MEXICO. FORMEILY SERVED. IN. us NAVY an Be VALE niyprisooe bE’ SOSTROEN; Born -BRESLALY ‘GERMANY. “FORMERLY WAS. TRANSLATOR “OR TEACHER OF RUSSIAN: aT UN, . Nov. TEACHER. OF - RUSSIAN ‘at “TBERO-AERICANO UNIVERSITY, NEXT,” VENEZUELAN CITIZEN. oe Sy STATION: TRACES? a a, ‘ON 133 FEB. 1985, ORS RICHARD Le POTTS, AMERICAN 7 : «seein aay GENERAL” PRACTICTONER MEXI- “AND “STAT 10M “CONTACT. : oN ind. BOS STROEN . ‘WHO HIS PALIENT: omas. “VALENT INA’ BOE STROEM, 41 YEARS oD; RESIDES CALLE: CHRISTIAN “ANDERSON ALS, MEXE. WAS BORN VENEZUELA, VENT . “USS? WHEN SMALL (CHILDs, “WAS IN STALINGRAD IN: 19a. MES Lule BAG, Joh pet ove RETURNED “VENEZUELA ARTER wW1t, NOW VENEZUELAN. Ju ue Ey. HAS. RESIDED: MEX SEVERAL YEARS WITH. crs ae Sey PE LEMS ataRs Ty wee ge “| MHO RECENTLY RET NED iS" REPORTED. FOLLOWING™ MERE . i - oe
14-00000 “PAGE Four YEXICO CITY BoA SECRET  - ee HUSBAND JU WHO FORMER, “SOV CITIZEN Now VENEZUELAN © CITIZEN, COUPLE Has T OQ. TEENAGE. DAUGHTERS: ane HUSBAND WORKS FOR AMERECAN COMPANY YEXTS a Re - NEITHER HAS CONTACT, WITH. Local RUSSIAN coLouy “ “(ste § SINCE. “DONT” WANT. ‘JEOPARDIZE seusBa 0" S: es Ss! : ~ Bore SPEAK ‘SEVERAL LANGUAGES. WIFE, APPEARS” en ; ONE ETHER: P PRO OR ant: SOVIET.” POTTS REPORTED: waive: Sosy te . INFO" PECAUSE HE THOUGHT: IT STRANGE DUE “AGE ee co. DIFFERENCE, AND NO OBVIOUS CONNECT IGN tHat MRS.” _ BOE STROEM RECONMENDED AS PATIENT. BERTHA DAVILA 8 : 1 ton Na DE. OSEGUEDA,. AGE G4, WIFE OF OR. “RAUL Seek, ee ; : “S OSEGUEDA | PELALA (201- 88003).° DoS eS ee _ a ae * REQUEST: Hos. TRACES ON BOSTROEN/BOE STROEN. Bost ne spo oh code, ESPECIALLY “ANYTHING WHICH cos cout. ue oe To ENCOURAGE LIRAMA TO EXPELL LOGINGV HICH | r IMMED TATE STAT 10H OBJECT IVE + a a ys ~ oS & C RET. ge ee, ee a a a ee we ° we luthebe os . . t : ‘ : * a) .
t a oa i ! i. ees ky is: BA i ° Dates “Tos Noyenber 2, 1965. “pormed that the Soviet scientific ship LIRA, of 2,435 tons. and carrying a creW of 765 ‘was at Mazatlan. fran ootober 23°28, 1965." - peliéved to be frdn the Soviet Bnbaassy 5 Mexico, DaF.»: - ‘ yisited thia ship while at was in port; however y he was not” identified. : . . "7 Subjects ippavei- at Soviet to Madatian - ry Lome asi ») s feaek O oops , ae . : SECRET, : " Noveniber 24, 1965 Mr, Winaton'M. Scott Henry Gee Johanson \. Legal 1 Attache, Your file #9808 e 4 This document is for the usé of your agcaty enly and neither it merits 7, conicais snouk! be further distri cuted without appropriate authorization, « “Reference “is made to your memorandum: aatéd ; A. reliable- ‘source « at Mazatlan, Sinatoa;. has ‘in- Ariother Peliable ‘source advised that . a ‘person * og: Logie - % : Pe WH - SEE, ~ G200? 1. ; Fretudd | bor, auicmati¢ twee eR Pee gia} > ae
' 5 ‘ / i cs ; By =~, x i: - Lo ; oF > | an . t J oo: h es e 4 Eien . f | *. i 4 { _ Poo fe Oe ee neem money nme ame ene te newman = morta 7” ~ foe IOS tema . it are A aod ee ENE neh ence MEN ORM THEO hE SA TERETE ee oe fete Breese ete a te ie . awe gt BC De 005 Be Se hath, BP ae | Val Lo 3. Ie YENOV. a ene v= ste eee stmentpattes In. their reply to a request we sent them for traces of subject, our headquarters have replied ag follows: ; > f Valentin. ‘S. LOGI} Ov was “Assistant” ‘Havel Attaché. at the Soviet Embassy in BUcNCS ALRES in- 1960, and was listed as . Attaché in HAVANA in1961-63, where his exact duties So.) were.not known.* . If he now assumes. NECHTPORE WiKO's post of Vice-Consul, “his” career appears to be an unusual one, ‘and he man: be presumed te be an intelligence officer". HAM Somatic oabee By Eee STE LES tay Ho pte el Bea es ta ei ae | Does this’ check with your own infornation? ; JA ue eae, Tare Shite «ee vo oor me ; x Q ” 1 < ieee AERA eet nt mab alitnmdal sastblelir He 4 dr tySLIAEt tony ‘ 1 geen Aeon “ryan aw. © aya cp Fon em ang et Repeml ane A8 me Ce Oat ae Tee nr aa apt eee erga canny enerree we i i : . — “ ay fe fo ae zo. Dy Z 7 7 _ ot * . 7 a se oe Shomer att sewees obo su ae ae weeheess ih. fe ttle ee TER LS yim re hypese SES Re ease UAgS S
14-00000 \ SECRET | en _ § November 1968 ees EE REE OUEST ALIS Le, eg on MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. lienry C:- Johnsen, oO ene _ begal Attache. PROM? __ Winston N. Seott ' lee ore : SUBJECT: oe travel of Soviots to Mazatlan } “de, this office has received a report that two bo "members of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, ; : ' Valentin. Sergeyevich LOGINOV and. Yevgeniy Nikolayevich - GORLITSYN, planned to travel.by air to Mazatlan-on -2 November. 1965, The length of their stay ‘and ‘the. well be of. theif travel was not. reportéd, but it: may well -be connected with the docking” of a Soviet, ship. . This of fice would appreciate receiving any: hiforaation available. to you on the trip of these Soviets, , . . ‘THIS. INFORMATION: IS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL. SOURCE. “4 MUST NOT BE: DISSEMINATED IN- WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR. OFFICE WITHOUT -PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE, , ORIGINATING - OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY. #9833 > - aay ’ Distribution: » a . Original | 2: "addressee : . 1 =~ 50-2- -4/A A= P-1LTI2- : 1 - P-11163- i 1 - { : aad Oh ’ Ereeeed Fa au ne
14-00000 ote a oe aa +009 bey tite! MS . ours ib out e we eee emae me tee te some aE Sete tne = ean aman coined 3 woteoteiten Fe 3- November 1965 Cn Bat ASSES MAMAS Pe yt vee oy Poneman . ? INE eMC eee deenateitedc tales cl t woud mapten tere es * = : emai deal MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Ys type 4 he art FROM: ORONSKY 2. | fu pygt a | . SUBJECT: LICOWL-1. ot Oo b ~ F Jigee a “| y Do : during meetings with hin ‘tn Septenber and: Ootober. “as: During September the meeting site was changed ‘to the , “streeta between Merida and Morel on ‘Puebla street iniColenia. seven) sep emaenese Bs eee eet hI aot ora : caer rete oatmeal Loe oS eee sy ; Ma ee et se tabs ; a bodee. sty aed tere a “Roma, Subject wake along Puobla street and 2 pick him up. Pah ceatttaretcre tear We eect ee in the car and drive: elsoutiere for the meeting. I attempted WD Sgn te et eee ae epee ene to change the time of the meeting. 88 well but, Subjeot doés., not eldse hia store ‘unt t just before "2100 hours each - ahs aa oo day and feela that it would appear oda. ‘af he were to élose- ay of ta the store at varlous tines, of the evening on ‘different days , % 7 | | 7 _  , * Below is a summary of the noteworthy itema frém-Bu ot oy | 5 | | i 7 $ of the Wook, ‘Hig: wife ‘ts not’ ‘always 4n the atore and he. wee tne ew rt Be oe would have: “to. elese the store in order £0. meet. me. He. 4) ce a ‘closes at 100° ours ‘on Sundaya. I also “instriated hin to oO mE an _ i . change the speed of ‘the recorder from 1 7/8ths to 3: 3/iths.. . cor oes, We ‘have no recorders: in the Station, that, will take a ‘Large he “os “teed at‘l 7/8ths ‘and this. -oxtrenely- ‘slow. H apeod is: riot - . if Hecéssary, - : a LE — 2. During early September - Subject commented that ‘there. [os 7 | 4a a new apartment building being constructed on the, corner ane hp a : i of Gelati and: Gereral de ‘Los Santos, across the © street from a i : hee ‘ oo ‘the Soviet: Embassy. (This 1s our new basshouse), I took : H : - ; . : considerable notes on this as + though I had never heard of the a: ‘ rhe . fh 3 be aN AT Le BoA ye Be DOLL. + 80 sme {Ray - ' TP cnn tae a ee thet we ee
14-00000 a 2 £ i > : : that-the owner of the building is Sr, VILLAGRAN and-that , VILTAGRAN has the reputation: of being an anti-Communist ; and a Loyal Nexican citizen, He said that the building a . vould probably: be conpleted by Mare. have about, ‘ix. Moores, re Subject that they would Like to rent ‘apartments in the _ butlding since it ia 80 olose ‘to the. Embassy. ve the laat week in ‘Septenber, ISAYEV's first visit to- Subjectis. ‘store, } ISAYEV, made & and blamed ‘the Ue s. for most of the world's troubles, ‘thé U. S. and that ‘Soviet cars were bullt like "tanks", a ‘his: mind that: ‘only .a ‘soldier would like to: ‘drive a. "tank". ae a ” oo . 7 a t : - awe hee oo tet tee dete ne ee ee et aoe te oa . 5 Do at a 7 I again « asked ‘Subject why ‘the Soviets had not deen ; Bees vieiting his- store in the eventhgs as they “nad in thie: past oa a .* oo and he insisted. that it was, because. most’ of, als "friends" sp a ily and their replacements: had not warmed up ‘to him yet, Several Soviets have mentioned to” _-point ‘he said. that the Soviets, made much ‘better ears thian.. and from where Subject “was standing: at the time he gould - see the: o Sovtetts! new fleet of American Fords and’ Pa Chewa, piace before and asked several questions about it. Re said 1964 and that it will > _ te 3, Subject eaid that ISAVEV hed been in his store about , (As far as I can tell this is - i ] i great many anti-U. Se remarks during nis vistt to the store At one. ‘a : ‘Subject Laiighed at this remark because the thought crossed at. the Embassy had returned to the Soviet Union beginning, in , i is Waka adn S mm Peas 2 ter gd cee gute tal ae Aaecee, Mita eatery on >. wee a i herd - smh nn nes al 1 ee ed i . a] ye, i, 2 es aad Ap iby i sé ib Do. ote qe . a ul we 4 we S ne bor! es a Z & ' oe ¥ bo: oS LD rf. } 1 a i é 5)
Pee mentee saan rate einen + aeatD owe! i} Om oa I asked him {if a email flesta might not help this situation o and he said that he thought that 16 might help, I told’ him to riake plans for a fiesta in honor of Mexiean Independence Day. and. to Anvite as many, of the new Soviets as. possible, ‘He sald that he would) probably give the =. -- os party on Friday, 17 Septenber,. Lt: suggested that he Invite a ‘Yuriy ANDRIANOV' (the GRU ceastteee) first and tell ANDRIANOV’ — records which they had brought: with Nhem- and then left,” (Alt. are KGB types), They. told Subject 5 iat the other ' Soviets could not attend because” ‘they. had- “9 attend a Grecti -' “Embassy reception that same evening. Z 1 ‘ean find: ‘no record _ of such a reception either at the Czech on Polish Embassies 7 and ‘there is no indication on the Soviet Lines that they had anything planned “tor that evening. A Soviet from . . a > __ , Guba arrived on the: ‘Uith but we have no Adea. how riany Soviets: | were at the. ‘airport te greet bimg/ | Tr questioned Subject ; ‘about the. Soviets tio, had ‘apreared At the fiesta and he gave me a {1eeLe information about them, They, visited his ; store several times in the: next, few weeks: and I ‘showed aii He had the following ‘té -say ‘about them (he ‘has previously reported on NIKIFOROV), + - pote cbs LOGINOV.: . Subject said that he believes LOGINOV replaced __ “ t . . , tay . — ‘ : Sl Bald _—_—— Wf Mer EOE NE ane Fae nba ate eRe Eelt Pretest. Sr Teen toe try emo - coasters photographs of the men and, expanded on his previous information, e mo? wane eo, i i 2f i- 1 H . ss ‘ in
one Ee Su tne mee eee eas nc Het ro well mannered and outgoing. He speaks good Spanish. and o . He smokes "Record™ cigarettes and Subject calls hin, . “EY Jovencito", ‘ i. during the “week of 18 October and spent” some time, “making. gun of the’ Ring and. Queen who were visiting Mexico at ‘the. “ bimes ISAYEV felt that “the very éxistance of a Kang. and: /. Sueen,, in 1965 was silty. He. also clained that the Soviets ‘had actually been discovered by two. Japanese and bears NECHIPORENKO (correct), Subject calls him "the Bull” and - described itm as being vulgar, crude, ill-nannered, short. tempered ‘ana. a tyrant. He is a person ‘who thinks that. he a ane is ‘some sort of ry "ote shot" cand when he sits: down he. — spreads his legs. ‘and arms and takes vp a space big enough ; oan + for. two men. Ris Spariieti igs very ‘bad and. he. smokes "Fiesta®- ‘cigarettes, At the fiesta LOGINOV told him that he was (a atte mee nema tO ny epee wrmameetne ee eet ate Ne reese ton + a eee men Ce ee TT aS from the northern part ov the Soviet Union, is married and wt aes has ehtidren. He claimed to have served in the Red army. a -RORNUSHRIN: "Sub fect likes KORMUSHKIN who is ‘frtendtys . ‘told Subject that his wife Likes Bexico. Although RORMUSHKIN- WAS weaFing ‘glasses. in ‘the phéto shown to Subject, he: commented that he often sees KORMUSHEIN - without lila glasses, - wedure “§.-Subject said that ISAYEV had. dropped: byt his’ store cra nae, Mh hate tle ~The had ‘discovered _the Comet that. was then in the sky. (The . Comet, their names.) He bragged about the great advances in the Soviet Union in ali fields and told Subject with great pride Omen epanmaet ars tee ny eR be that the ruble was worth more than the dollar. He commented. . ' i,
" me aT Jt "4 ! a - to Subject séveral times, he claimed that he did not know . how to do thia. - then instructed him to ‘disconnect the . that the U.S. was a-waring nation while the Soviet Union. sought only poace and that thé, United States would change to something similar. to the Soviet system in the near future. - 6, “fhe ‘rest of the meeting and the next twos were “apent “ necdactie Stanislav SILNIKOV and ‘his request thet Sub ject. ‘act ag "ftador" on an apartment for him as well as supply’ him with a prostitute. (see nan 27568, of ly Nov.) Te In addition; Subject said that ANDRIANOV had asked hin to get Viktor. KALENIN some aphrodis ise pills. ANDRIANOV a “paid that’ they were "for Viktor’ KALININ ‘in Moscow" put _ 7 Subject, thinks ‘they are "for Yurly ANDRIANOV in Mexico". ‘Subject “said he hasn't the slightest idea: where to buy ya such & thing. 8. bo ‘told Subject to test the recorder by’ epeaking. ‘into . the microphones both in the upstairs room as. well ag ‘in ‘the main part of the store and ‘then’ to play back the tape. Although: -RESCIONO™ has” explained ‘the workings: of the recorder : Pecorder and. ‘Go. deliver it to me at 2100 hours on Friday, 5 Novenber. = said that I would test the. recorder myself, He aaked why RESCIGNO could not come to the store and test it and’ I told him that RESCIBNO was away, He then asked it RESCIGNO was a Mexican or an American, He said that RESCIGNO- speaks Spanish like a Mexican and looks like a'Mexican but that he (Subject) ig sure that he was an American, I told him ae - STE tae ee ent arene center  wenentenemnpr nt tt tt eet age bs meni eee wort inte is cal Sealer mente + tea Sher innannaceteee Py tape: Se Pattie tee cee ae wk wei anme do nena ee
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hen ey me BRE eT ee tL cated oee cecal ot se ‘ ; : - . . bow Fe Bt eke cee ey tog aE ule wang SECRET .. 2 November 196S _ eer se SRE RRR "MEMORANDUM FOR: - Mr. lienry Cc. Johnson, ~ . . Legal. Attache eho. FROM: a Winston M. Scott. “SUBJECT: ° . .. ‘Travel of Soviet to Mazatlan | tee ae rae wetter : j ” - freee oe ‘ hos 5 an) 1, This office has received a roport. ‘that Soviet Viee-Consul Valentin Sergeyevich, LOGINOV planned te _ travel to Mazatlan from 26 to 28 October 1965 by ‘plane. The purpose of the trip was to take- mail to” "a Soviet ship which was in port in Mazatlan, The name ' of the ship is. believed to be. "Lira." 2s This office “would appreciate ay inforwation- available to you concerning LOGINOV's trip. THIS INFORMATION, IS PRON A. CONFIDENTIAL “SOURCE. MUST NOT BG DISSEMINATED. IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE. YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE. ORIGINATING | » OFFICE I IN MEXICO ‘CITY, - 8 . at ’ Distribution: Original - Addressee | 1 - 50-2-4/A 8 9808: - 1 - : ; hee - poets meet Tr wet 6 cae ee at ern neath,
7 attended the Maxdcan Soviet Cultural. Institute, who: had Ba _dboy friend the bse wiles 2 : Tp) hts Aragctoast Yates . . bee é : \ ARIA) Contaed repent / nee ie ¢ \ : wm Meserra dg Fe mp aye Flesh speak A“ aes ae fee de Tha. 0.0. rosiunod noquaintancoaht p withubjoct, and in the tncodtate a aizadle vaouun left by. Gerald r, Costetner’s departure, tried to establish a friendly: rapport with Sudjoct, Por this rosson the C.0. gave. Subject. @ more - "frieadly® ‘name. to iow hig Ye Kel Eergor~ at being, explained, to Subject that Mel wap: the C.0.!8. true firat | name, Sybsoot thomaht tha oholoa of Terger wan Rood, hanainne he kneows peveral, people. wef Hint nama, wend 16 wae ded pessnvmee Heeas ante” J ~ wor plas ‘pt hie ofthe ae “Uubi jek whe “wen tlaue to une hee “nosweh nines or é ae tole phuning in, anad- asking for Monroye © Tee oo B: Ee yl? 2e . Subject - reported that ho ‘had oom back to Yoxico ‘tron a trip on 10 agent, 87 Nochi porenko was at the airport to greet hia, Nechiporenke had visited his | offico previously, and brought along hia replacement "Valentin’y“ and at that time hed found out,whén ‘Subjeot waa oxpected back, Nochiporenko was invited by Subject to visit hin ‘at hia home for breakfast. on il August, He showed up Alone, — The only business ‘discyscod was that. Noahi poronico seid that Subjeot- ‘would bam contacted by "Sasha" (iekando® Prittiodia) “Subject 3 was not to contagt - the Soviet Enbassy, or in any “other: way try to reach Sasha. Subject had“ a -” souvenir” Platol which he had obtained fron sono Cauloiter (presumably during . “WWII), and Nechiporenko asked if ho ‘ight have it.  Subjeot gave it to him. ae . Nechi porenko evidently asked Subject to: arrangé for a ono day’ trip “to Paris for hina while he was en route to the Swetet Union from hia gtopover, Bussola. (Subject complied, ‘and. notified hia agent abroad, . Subject received a wire a , few. days ago that Nectii porenko was, “no ‘ghow" in Pakis). Nachi porenko was not. interested in. Subjoat*s. observations “of Us. attitudes toward the Viet Non and a fe ; Dominican ‘gituations,. although ‘Subject had. deen asked to. note such atti tudes ‘ oe ? while he was oy his trips Neohi porenko mentioned, without Subject knowing. 5 wy oe (fi that Catalina torrésy who’ had Worked previously in. Subdject'e office, who had“ who wag giving English lessons. to Neclid porexko (cary fioage” '25,f and who had “married sone Mexican and was now in Acapaleo with her husband. (works at Las Brisas)= would. de able to contact Hecht porenko bs mail to. the Soviet Embasay in Mexico. 35 Subject is to call in when he is contasted by Sasha, His lino’ to the Sovs * about the travel agency in New York will be that he hasn' t the time to select — : % { ait one als hon eof ol (eeu cu Mae Ce
the. ranager or ‘gonplote the study of the of f Pees d going to have at donee going ‘to move in Deconber to the | Lee ' “Attention “Pauls ‘On_his porsonal a the C,.0, would appreciate m the identity of "Valentin", pemnneeen Neohiporenko’s doparture, a-trief precis of ‘Subject's affairs, Subject said he was to a sondoniniun apartaente . i PRM co eee “former y associations with. Fri {cata roquiresenta, but that he ia. 1 8 noning any collateral info about nd * Ppp erage 5
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14-00000 _ .fsupsect Chief, SB: ‘Division Chief, , WH Division Chief of Station, ‘Mexico’ City ¢ tag Ania rena in . Wife. were. still travelling on. Yeft Mexico in August 1966 (co Headquarters). and ‘Subject iss in hig passport. The only add. ‘Mexican: entry, visa valid: for 8 a 1966 Aa Moscow.” . ed in th replacing» “| BARED FOR nDEIRG #9 ening equine _[ oer Quadirito pese CAN HUDGE IRONS . naDnOn/Aciumnavs ~ Paved Autonovien: “Yarsnoy_ Goieizdiasy, ws a FE RR. REFERENCES.” ~ “oT Z we , aoe “(ot e'USSR.)- ‘Subject -and his the. same. .paasporte used. when they pies have been: forwarded to. tall listed ag. ‘Second Secretary 270 ition to, the. ‘passports is a- sixty days Assued (On 36 Aveuse. . do with Subject, LOGINOV said that it was Hot - his’ decis sion; .but ’ that Subjéct would probably be, put din. charge“of. B0Re ‘departnent in “the Enbassy, a8 First: ‘Secretary; The. Station will ‘keep Headquarters ‘adviséd of any ' dndications’ “OF - ‘the natire. of subject's (Present t duties and we Status within ‘the , ng Subjec m  $eported that ‘suspect. KGB. chaut. e KGB hierarchy. s oa “howe leave, LILYRIC. . uF: . Vasiliy ‘Stepanovich MIRGSUNIKOV : :(201~273046). was: seen, ‘driving: Subject 's.. car a, an ‘few: tines. . .-GICORLAL - also: ‘reported that- “MIROSHNIEOV. was driving. Oe a. ear’ ‘with Aiploantic® Plates P=DA, which. is Subjects, SOF a ve forrnitiara . cons on Ff , "Distribution: - LED Se -2= Cs. a Co oPY fe oO, Li» CWE oe? pM (do 1~ /26 183. wae o/- 2 a ¥ ayy CROSS REFER! REFERENCE Te 7 INSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE ~ ~ | HMMA = 30213 * OCTOBER 1966 — — i CLASSIFICATION ~ oT HOS Fe NUMBER ~~ ' S$ BCRET i 2026120123 Pom ar — omen natn nen reptile enna cere mat Bubject's- stay 3 has. aes  LICOWL=1 and: “LICANNY=1° that he-ie. -- ibject.. : L Thett LICOZY=5 ‘asked: D i 5 p AT Cc H | = = E cre 7 j | — ea
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14-00000 { \ ‘ i- . i SECRET 3 ; . an a 2 Mrs. MUELLER recently Inhef ited some money from > 1. - - . an-uncle, VARROS sald, and this Is. one of her ways of a Sg , spending ‘some of, te ae os - _ my 8; MUELLER! s daughter Is. seudying (ehirdsyear of eo “> ellege) in- Vienna... ‘She Ts. majoring. In -Russlan” Janguage~ ns Cran '} “and Russlan history. theres..That is where the "great* 0 9 0 | , Interest" In, Russia comes: from; VARROS said, waThis: daughter wo hopes ‘to. ‘teach: when’ she: finishes sthoo}. vo 7 ede - a Dt etrtbut fon: i” _ ne , Ort Charles: G. “MuELLER. pe. pT Poe * | wee Valentin: LOGUINOV Pee ee Soe I op . Ts 50 “2-4 /E - _ a Oe ae re ne ae - : . Pons — | SECRET i | ; 1 1
14-00000 eC a ae nd hiatal te zy, @ a ~ 7 sg ; . nn , 6 January 1946 - ; ee as MEHORANDIM FOR THE RECORD: Wee ole , FROM: oronsky ; ; " . ae “er SUBJECT: LICANNY=1 wean A 4 ; 1. Subject 4s an , official of. Tours which | op en is a representative for Inturist in Fexico, city. We have i ae no contact with. aim’ since sely_ 194.” AG one ‘time he. : oe And, given ‘the ‘Station: reports), on various Soviet: ‘tourists ‘and ee ES a been: ‘peeruited prior toa trip. to the- Soviet Union io a 7 i * gonmection with “Tnturtet. During the past: few aiontha: he has Been giving Don Lautz reports on ‘various Soviet tourists coe ee tee such as the. Soviet Orchestra which visited Mexico and Cuba - a _regentiy. Lautz passed these reports- on to me and cynthia _ sent them home. Sub fect sees Lautz once or twice a week. rane i ‘an! leoninection with visa matters’. He told Lautz that he had" * Been contacted by KUBARK some years ago bit that due to: - ll! . the pressure of his business he did not have time. ‘to vette bees > _Peqjorta or to act as some, sort of Double Agent. He’ said’ ne -_ oe wad “willing to pass ‘along information on Soviet tourists Sree | “pute aid not wish to. become an agent for both. the ‘Anerfoang ae ana’ thé. Soviets. About a week ago Lautz told. me. ‘that ‘suliject tad reported that Valentin LOGINOV, Vice-Consut_ at ne : the Soviet Embassy,» ad asked Subject to supply him with aan aaa information ‘on boats. and trains between ‘Mexico and New York... ee: Subject wanted to know what he should do. I asked Lautz . : . ac ‘subject wanted to ‘talk to me and Don said. that he. aid, bo a a I then: arranged to meet hin in Lautz's office at b uys0 hours on ‘6 January. ee eres yore taut ne ne nL eer tee
14-00000 sme Fa FB 6 My at ee i EET AY RB PELOSI EP NT I AT OR RR IO ON NET RIOINE “OE HE Nee ON A SEEMING TL eRETTETTA ay em SY Ot Ly Ne * nN ® : He iis well dressed and ‘speaks native ‘American English, . 7 naked nim about his contacts With the S Soviets and he said a bhae. he had not had any extended gontact with the Soviets for some: time. | During. August YOKS he was. agrroached by Wee YatoKoy whom: he, knows as. ‘the Soviet Conaui. ‘and: was asked * passenger - } ae OP by Ihtin to: prepare a ‘ohare’ of all, “commerce talenipe ‘operating’ i : between Veracruz and New York ‘City, "for the month’ of Septenber" . : . ' He atso wanted the costs of travel - and bazeage. Sub fect has { not given this ‘report to YATSKOV, (A copy is attached.) a During December he met LOGINOV for ‘the first time. at the 7 a a . airport while Subject was attending to the Soviet ‘Orchestra, i -  “Loprxov did not know Subject and was ‘very cool toward him. | ae vd YATSKOV came by and greeted Subgest warmly. LOGINOV » ; fo - then became very fplendly and: asked Sub jeetts names ° LOGINOV: yo. subsequently visited ‘Subjects, place of business: and told: 7 hin that: ‘he was ‘the replacement for Oleg WSCHIBORENKO | . a “(xe Officer). and that O1ee, aR had sent “Regards to Subject. ee He! said that. he hoped. ‘that ‘he. and Subject would be as frienaly 2 aallsuogect, had. been “with Oleg. (subject contented that he nan ! _ * had-not been especially friendly with NECHIPORENKO,) Subjegt. : * sada that LOGTNOV's Spanish 18 almost, native and ‘that he’ a ; (sub ject) was ‘Shocked: to Teava: that ne was a Soviet. Loginov referred to YATSKOV's request: and added that. he also wanted Subject to include rail travel in the chart and he was especially interested in the cost of "excess baggage" by rail. He also wanted to include sea travel from Veracruz to Europe. : 4 :
14-00000 : “aug poly. personality data on LOGTROY inelud ing, LOGINOV" a . ‘packeround, education, fenily, ete. vel eed to-do thiss:He“asid that be. would not be. able on “way ‘of an Access agent but, I i | 36 subject said. that -he did not want ‘to become & A D/A but that he would be willing. to supply xx whatever information he: r] and ‘the. Soviet ‘tourists. t asked if he- ‘would. be ould concerning, the Soviets -he dealt with tv ak ox He said that. he woud a tol meet me on strect corners ‘or: in restaurgnts: and* .pieferred. te talk to tne after “he had finished his pusiness with Doii peutes, I instructed him not to discuss his relationship with me. with, Don Lautz or. with anyone e “ gnakeiak ‘We. sald ‘chat he would call, LOGINOY, and. ‘arrange to, ~ valve nim “the: > report ‘ind perhare have lungh with ‘him, i 7 . 3 i hs ‘subject wilt never. be anytoing, except tonal An, the- ‘have asked Headquarters to “retew is. POA. | lse for that matters 0-2.
14-00000 Thru, a A, ‘Cartesian, C.G." - Sw 1 roe / “Beviata dostia for: . Travel Data. a ae we ™, Mr. Boonstra oe Samwary 6 1966-. >») |. “a _ Minister-Counsoler ae Te et A. Jay, C/VIS _: ; 3 - — an Tours 5 8. a. who. has furnichea ° . ‘goltable Anférms tion ir led @n.ma' today to report that... 2 Loguinev 6f the Soviet Babasey has requested his ageney te pro= - wide data ow train schedules from Hoxice to New York City end best -s¢hedules froa Hew York City te Burepe. The Seviets were particularly ‘interested inthe train baggage allewasce and the cost ‘fer excess | baggage » he eaid. rs “Lagutney rv a roplacement for Oleg Hecfperente whe wag: recontly ‘ectibed his as tall, blend, blue-eyed, about thirty. yeare of ago, and“. ‘be we on ee : - : a a i a t : t : is Me - ? ty ~ I. S Pa . ‘ - : . 1 py lg } a an wre . it Lane ~ yo ; ae eee ; 4 , - - S c/vas:betautasd , o yy Me ‘ | " transferred fren the. Soviet Babasay - fin Hexiée City: My . infernant- on - cae _ a9. 8: “person who, specks fluent ‘Spenish without any secent. se / ar
14-00000 a nan ane pereta er ened - os a6 edo i } i . po, notes KADIDDLE calght b have been at Perla‘s Than ksgivin party. i I t i I now . PRIKHODKO and KONSTANTINOV were Invited, possibly KUCHE ROV. ., but, can't, find. the names of the others. a The descriptton of. the tall brunette sounds like LOGINOY, The other one a _ gounds like PRIKHODKO- I will get-9 out t photos ¢« to show DIDDLE, om ' Gaiced Lote WD eye “Fy + . a . - 7 ; e qe gt, ad ~~ “a - . ‘ ’ : Tek oe gpteedaan ma eter: wee en ped wee TEEPE “ _ - = a fhe ~ x ¢ ' ue +
14-00000 Diet a Ps von 5 22 aye SON . <4 fo Reports Metin (ain Edgebrook and a ets 28 De onber | oe, 1 ‘ 7 Seale an soe nome wee + On 26 Decenbor r called on Kadiddle at hie residence, primarily for’ : . tho purpose, of sorting. vp an: elonontary cobpo syatoin ieistiiaiary* ond to me arrive at ‘ealary, arrafigeane ty vit, hie "Salary. was: fixed at 350 por ah 7 : non th,: (ottgbtay above, what’ ‘hoora. ‘bad auggeated) anit plus z100 al loaves “ wn Pe during, the duration of: hia. tour here as Anbasaadors” As ho: ‘ted previously. = roquested) I ré turned to ‘hia his reooipt. for 35,000. peacn, wibioh he inotantly ae ; burnt in an ashtray, with obvious roliof, He Sonmented taat ho hoped ho. ‘ would never, have- to, sign anothor, and it ie oloar that there nay be some problon in nce ‘out a voip aolaiovlodgoaants. Fd wall Loave Fry for later) . ope cortiiy + the 3 Jan, hs parmanty at ey At on ) the fontoving month. 1 éakod | ia ~~ ~séow the Anerioané}: and he: roplica- that. he had - hot’ ‘eon able ‘te sloop the ~ night after our “first paynority but aftor talking ‘the whole nattor over. Me . : his. ‘wife ( the- stronger ‘porscnality of thé ' two). ho bad finally, ‘Sesolvea it \ eds 7 da hia minds friends bad to heap he another, and. 4g acceptod the Aneriosns : t we as roy = whol gh as always done - ~- he should not de, too proud to let then . we bail hia ‘out of. a “tent ‘spot, “they wore going to ‘ura oft ths stogtsisityy and ‘there waa “ealy” a: thousand pesos left: in our ‘bank acvounti', “ Os ” oe ‘ ye a iio comio;, We agreed, 8 ‘all ‘in ‘his’ wife: ‘and, consul t togothir, Shi ' was ‘more than senbibie, aboug ‘holpiiig; resognited, ‘both thé, uges ‘ana dangora: -, of the telephone, and made sone ‘useful suggeations. Poreonal déntaot, oo! : based on octal relationship; ia the basic arrengenent} either at’ his: os i . house on nine. ; ' Telephone coritact to be only betwoen his wits and ines if either of the two women eall and suggest aecing one another at any. hour . botween five and egy it means that oithor I an to call on Diddle at that time . houxy or he on nes’ depending on the context of the. conversations any © ee A i ce cern ee other hour sentioned signifies nooial’ contact betwoon the wouen thenselvoa, | who arey of course,’ available: to pace wei tten messagene Ernorgency contact | +8 vee a ras
14-00000 . 7 C be nado by I Diddle hinvel?, oalting only fron. & ey telophone, never |. is fe oo, from bia “howae or “pffioe. : ee ey \ cle + sesame aT on a In regard! ‘to CE affairs, Diddle node two consents a ho cvggonted i ‘steht want to. ho up with Baobys ; ae “He asked m6 at i had aot < or talked with Noel ants . chriatuaa: night ‘and on 1 Yearning that’ ¥ had he ‘gdmmon'teid that Linton! \ Pei of bin had: boon ‘30 Asciduous. that -he- wae ‘beginning to ‘wonder . lhe & he was not dealing with gomeone: “iho, ‘might be. vigualising hincelt ag. hie” > a - jutro 2 Britioh base officer. ‘There was “eonothing about Landeay he paddy & that made him teen, that he vas aovossing Diddie quite oaretuliy. Ilo asked | Lawere af Wo" eould ‘punta file chook « ‘on Lindon ‘himself. and. Lon 6 Grant Aavor tioing.! i i oaid z would shook a 7 wasting t6: do. a profile on. hin ‘for tho AM “a up aliking him +0: hor howee “oat ~ vee : Ingiieb: denies Yona; @ of whtoh bio. ta tho “Bootety ‘Editors ‘What & n portoot. be fe Mretneed oF ” ? for an n bioztoiny (3h. 4 sted | ap ‘8 us ‘national in the angic-amordoan aire: " A éotory, and, ‘Ley. according to Dada, either popérated or divorced ‘fron; a 4. f Hoxtoan: husband) “néwopaper wonan oF “note. one ‘evening a month or 00 B60, “to . had - ‘pore to dinner ‘at hex louse,” douna: moat. of ‘the. other guests oped. on as |B huonrk thoir, way ‘rather uideretontously; and ° “was ) left. ‘ith, only: Heo ‘Gonsales : and ‘hes ting ino, “he, found to hts siirpriso, were: both Russians (nanea net: , roosiied,, and never very elearly, given during. the initial flurry of intros we en a) erode. ee eee . . ores Cyt duotions). These. two éngagoa hin. in serious Gonveraationt , : _ q Ma Ruseiansy How do you feel about Communion? - : oS . "‘Diddles there ‘de something to ‘be said for many if not ‘Held ‘the important aystens under ‘which various oountrius are governed however 7 aia rn are? mee ere mn bein eee arsgmane . lay prinary concerns is not" with ‘Conmuntan in the abstract, but with the aia bout way for Ghana 40 be @, gonna He must ‘take the beat of ally and #19. rs to our coulitrys'. cpiphe ets . 3 wt 2 my .
14-00000 . "1 ' . ’ . feo woe re Serres . | *. ° aid wot ‘ sou _.Ruaoiane Ro, no, the question is what do you |... . “thins: porssnally about Gommniea? What are your on doliofa? — ; pos ‘ wo Diddier (getting s than “ub « at this point) Peisarsty, + stem teem sf Gee eee tees [x met be dozortbed a8 & nationalist. oe a ee ¢ ; - “One ‘of the “Russians: was ‘very ‘tall, brunette, wavy " aged ‘about ‘38. S de haar, nqnok obviously - ‘Rusaian: dn appearance,” “wery ‘goodsJooking. The ae om Tm: ed = other waa middie hoight, doop ines tuning from ‘the. corners “of his nose-~~" ana vor tivally aca: he chook not so Danides, age ‘aboiut 42. pidale hes nots. ' : for not, having thete wanes, Convoras tion in 1 Bh = | which is about al . Joraane hay other han Fani and ‘sone Goren." He’ ‘velteves, he would be able [pte Aden tity “them from photographes, mee a hee a) t Soars ets “Diddiele point in sevioving” “this” an was ‘not to. 7 —— Ragenting Andreyéyy he’ “miggosted that r cultivate dy and of on being: cee cee ee ee ene cack Spe eee ee et nee ee ee sete ed : he people, he Seenonted that 43 voula ‘be. an exosliont oppor tant to. aka ona ‘ask andreyev’ as well” ‘Doub $fy of sourne, “thet ‘he ‘would’ ‘accept, ut, no” s mae oppariunity to. continue ‘hie oxpoaure to us stioula be- overlooked. He ade ° a - [too ustial connen ta ‘condernang Andrayov! 8 differences, “erom his ooliaagues,. 7 * “am. ; |r ndainis: only. that 'k tind told hin ‘that he was basically tatornationaliet” : utlook. - As others, he senses gone thing wrong in ‘Ats relationship vith — - - Fi his wife. (Comments z aint do not,- as yet. She aid not. appoar ooafortable I an a large. group cof people “she did “not ‘know, “dancing “to musio ‘eho slearly ; did not like’ wiet, ‘trug & ‘cetera, but they seemed to be on good enough - -- Seon =~ |b ‘tora. © Eo was pushing her join in, but not impatiently) _ - in| . ~~ ~ Diddle asked foe. BEL'a on. the tri-oontinontal songrosss a nunber of. | Ghanians will be "wranei ting Noxtoo ven their way. te _and fron Havanay. be... ; mpaknk epooificaliy nen tioned Dendorkenooy whoa _boe @ dosoribed ao an antia ee f re ne oo = [ ow = —
sombone he... jwould have expeosod to be named ag a Aolegate to | the. Gonforsnoo, and John 9. 1. __ Ghanian onployod ag a otvad jeorvan’ ae the UN, and not Be we nomen ane oar | see any se ‘Pottogah, whom hip ‘ooid was a orypto-donoorat" at pe and not the antix. ‘wostorner ho ‘ta waually “donoribod Os boing. . What 7, ttogah used to boy. and ° | | ao ane he soanly. te at tho Dreoant * ‘no aro tio “quite “Aitferent thing 9, dot Home or lg eee eee mate hee a Ce eS ane meet eon emanggtiner ein se we eee nero es ee ee soo & om Secon eaee ae oak mgs me se gt te NR atl ee ee ; 3
fos we. Winston Me “fee foes ON. L. ‘Ferria * Dm Legal | ‘Attache, : 72 sjeeks ornate ‘ OF SOVIETS ‘to MAZATLAN : SL. 10554200 (12/21/65) a alte, Be ; ‘they only and niche it ay ae -dmients sheild be “further di Mae TS 2 awirhent appropriace auiherization, on . 3 Lt a Refenerice is made. to- ‘your nendragdum dated’ “Néveinber Sy. 1963, -your #9833, and, my. memorandum: ‘dated: an . November 24, ‘1963, ; . : -_ no A:reliable. Source stated’ that Vice Consul! oe, VALENTIN s. LOGINOV, - - Third’ Sécretary of’, the Russian. ' Embassy, had. been at. Mazatlan, ‘Sinaloa, Mexico, to’ 7 bring. mail. to the Russian Ship. ISKATEL and had left’. = ee! Mazatlan of December 8; 1965, on CMA jet’ tiignt 2) re a 3: 145.8 meen: ‘route to. Mexico, De F. a sae Ct - ; {pie same source: stated ‘that: ‘the: above: ‘per: - ra ’ had hee ne ad at Mazatlan’ to” visit: a Russian: ‘ship, - believed « «, to -havy been the. VENUSHTYELNYT, in November, 1965.) : _. Group I se oo . Excluded’ from Automatic : Downgrading and Declassification | i
74-90000 . CON FEDEN TIAL ~ ho Dates December 21; 1965 nd a . Samat . i ; ‘Tos Mir. Wins toa x. Scott * raat ‘From a D. Ferris. ; : < ‘Legal: 4 Attache > |. Subject: Russian | Ship ISKATEL — a, 105-3976 (12/21/65) oy : - a confidential, source at "ee Kn : Mextféo, advised that the Russian ship ISKATEL arrived Bt ont Navatlan on Deceybur: 3, 1953), and departed con: December 9, 1965.° ‘This ship was: listed as’ boing a, - scientific motur- ship and carried a crow of 32.7 — - : “THe above source made available a copy of . | | we the crew list of this vessel, which is eaclosed. | - a . te : ‘A socond confidential source at Maza tlan stated : Cote Os ‘that Vice. Consul VALENTIN S. LOGINOV, Third Sceretary or ; . . . . the Russian, Embassy, had been at Mazatlan t6 ‘bring mail. ae : to this ship-and had left SSzatlan on December. 8, 1963,° 2 0 fe tee ESe seen ON Cs LA jek flight. FOLL at 3: As p.my, en. route to Mexico, ~~ -: - bp 7 ' . D. FP. . Ce, oa . an - af: Ma, eee eo vi . Enclosure woe : nn wo. : . . . $i CONFIDENTIAL "% pe Hie Group Bye ; ej luded from Automatic oe | 3 . "ading and Declassificatién oj. 7 -) ‘ fi , am ef a 2 :.
14-00000 ‘ly February 1946 on meer oe y MEMORANDUM FOR THE: RECORDS PROM: Orensky — - ae a ; mL , SUBJECT: LICOWLeL 4° ; lhe r “met subject. on Friday, +e February: at 1900 hours. The mo, tiee ting. was a very short one since I ‘only wanted to determine Soy » ° .&f he had found a girl for (SILNIKOV, to “paint”. fe said’ us Bo a was - stitl, looking. |: ~ ; 2 op De ce 2, the: “boy -who- watches ‘Subfectts store at ‘tent: ata ‘not “show. up,.on 7: February’, and Subject: ‘Was: -foréed .to-sleep. ‘above ' Se ‘the ‘store himself. “At O02 200: hours on‘ ‘Tuesday (8 February) ‘Me. .. 2° Lon... ’ was ‘awakened’: by the noise of a car horn and looked from the on oe "- window to see. Valentin’ S,: LOGINOV and Vladislav S.. KORMUSHKIN _ “..oTowine the horn of thei car in the driveway of the Embassy. ‘ Both Soviets were drunk and were. yelling for the gate ‘Ruard _ (who naprened to be SILNIKOV) to oper the gate for-them, ~~. . . - They were driving’ ear 237-D (LEONOV's) or 336-D. (KORMUSHKIN's). . Subfect returned to his bed and: raid not see ‘them Leave ‘the * re = Embassy.” ae ‘ mos ~ 7 Bs singe ‘Both ‘Loctiov. ‘and KORN USHRIN: ‘Live in’ apartnerits ~ oO. outside. the Erbassy and since they. would not willingly go. wee a, _ to the Embassy at. 3.a.m.. ‘while drunk, it is likély: that they , we ‘were working when -they got drunk and therefore had-no fear — re >” "ot being réprimanded: -for it, They ray, have returned. to the. . / Embassy :to make a report or to secure’ some classified materials "’ “before going homes: Both men replaced known KGB officers | : and both work under Pavel YXATSKOV. hs r sét” our next necting ay, Peviuary.. a — oo a : a
14-00000 a, LIMITED, 7 Feb 1966 Man driving black Opel with plates 22-82-62 of DF was at Soviet Embassy oe -1707- -1740 hours’ this date, LosiNov saw htm to. the gate. (re visa?72) wee me pe, PO eee SSNS N Septic Bey Since 3 He. 22-82-62-Bepedteite’ No n/352/481521-op01-170394505-Sedda mom “gelo. 1962 dado de alta, ea Marzo 10 de 1965 a nombre. ‘ge. CELIA’ ‘ BAYARDI ° TORRES con domicilio® en las calles de y Aqui tectos Ne 46 de ‘la colonia ” ~ | Baéandéa. ‘en \ Tacubaya De Pe 4 5 3 wh wets es ~
14-00000 SECRET < MENORANDUN FOR: ° Mr. Nathan Le ferris, CAVE rt ae / Legal Attache © ve { we eS February 1966 a - ee “oe BROMS Winsten MM. Scott” . : “SuBJECTS 8 Travel. of soviet ne 2 “this office has received a _tepert ‘that the’ Soviet Vice-Consul in Mexico City, Valentin Sergeyevich - oH. LOGINOV, planned to fly to Mazatlan, Sinaloa on 1 Fos February” 1966. and remain there until § February 1966. ; , in ordor to attend to the Soviet ship ° Vaushitelayy 5" a which was scheduled to, Mock | in Mazatlan’ at. 0900: ‘hours: es on2 February” 1966." a a : a “2. Any, information avaliable to you ‘on ‘Locinov's tp would be appreciated. i THIS: INFORMATION ts FROM. A CONFIDENTIAL SCURCE. “IT - MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED IN. ‘WHOLE ORIN PART. OUTSIDE ~ Pe SE ee TE YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR. APPROVAL ‘OF THE. ‘ORIGINATING. - aren i : { OFFICE IN. MEXECO City. ok o ce Distribution: oS oo Original - Addressee RET . Ls $0-2-4/A mio = ; ree ae P-3L712 SECK - rer sr Exrixéed rea Bade AP
14-00000 - ° e ye oA: erm user ered samnn on qnnetenimeseemmenmtth Aten GB goers 3 h econ licens scot. Ra aatinns, . lad te * . ioe tes Asai : * “ . ‘ . * we MEMO FOR RECORD “FROM: Marvin.A. Cibor. ; . - SUNJECT Soviet ‘Attendance’ at pat Lectire., ue : : - 7" On ihe: evéhing: ‘of. 26 jan. i966: the: follow tig “soviet ¢ Emiliasey oificers” 2 were: identified. a3 ‘attending xe ca lecture givea by, Prof. Jose; VAZQUEZ | Atma ral. pelt ey en the subject of "The Experténces of'a Mexican Professor. th i: -Unlversity.” a oe oe, ht thé. United States"; Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV and Valentin... 27 SoS et Sergeyevich ‘LOGINOV. KUZNETSOV was seated on the dais behind the’ pos ow principal speaker, LOGINOV was seated In the year portion of the 0 ee Be, audicnce, There were six U.S. Embassy | officers present, re vel LenS enabet ' y Ry ‘ < eae : : we ge A Oe ~% @
14-00000 Ss S$ ECRET nen eee 7 : ee 2b January.| a MEMORANDUM: FOR THE RECORD. 2 "FROM wa COS. /SUBVECT. 5 Valentin Locuinov: op eh . noe fart oe 1 On ar “January. 1966" Me, ‘George VARROS, ‘Security - SS . Of ficér,. U.sS. Embassy, allowed me to make coples of tr ~ attached ‘documents. . - _ . : 2. VARROS sald he would, “unless we asked the contrary: | - ay: Tall Cristobal TORRES Ponce not tos bw up, ce _ for the meeting on ay January with LOGUINOV. ASK: TORRES: Ponce: to report any. ant all ~ subsequent approaches. . - a ~ro¥ sgr but ton : no eerie. -wiatts Valentin ‘LOGUINOV p= / SE wearer Cristobal TORRES Ponce: P-- i we 1. wio: - 5082 ark /E - Som ue oO” SECRET \ yar oo _
14-00000 aed moe oh we aeaa ng 2 + x Te eee a re ee ed ces S ¥ SS wos UNEFED STATES GOVERNMENT Memoran dum To {Regional Security officer ‘DATE: January 21, 1966- -FROM -: Francisco Dfaz Cbaesl r), Security Assistant ~ SUBJECT: Cristobal TORRES Ponce = = Bees Chenttour . yy ‘| Sone * Yestaidey, noon Irs “TORRES eane up to my office and. réported ¢ that. noe og -he was ‘sert to: the Russian Enbassy in’ order te_ oick.up Higs. MUELLER‘ s Passport; wah eee and that he. was: ‘approached ‘by! Valentin "Se LOGUINOV, ” arde Secretary, jhe asked: ” ae eres hire 4f he would : like to go ‘té: ‘Russia and that if ha would like to. Foceive. : ; “foo. > -Ressdan mepagdnea and: that-4¢- the. U.S. Embassy. uses to send ‘domebody to follow : os _ its employees when they go sone Place. in “town: 5 and that this individual | Z I , ; . finally. invited Mr. TORRES to have supper with him next Konday January : 2h, . i a '1966,-and that they Will meet one, éach other at the corner Insurgéntes Suk “with : ‘Baja California, under big. advertisement ®CANADA", at, 1830 hourse mo Mr, TORRES also connented that’ this andividual told hin that, in order eo to get a Visa for Russia, takes: time, because they have to call Russia iri order. eo * -toe get authorization, sane process the 0.3. Embassy does whan the Russian. . Babaséy requests a visa for one. oF the munbore of Ate Stalls | ; & & 6, bi . : Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
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14-00000 ra - . ae . ‘ + ‘ .t . , + : fae een me reel | verona FOR THE RECORD ke 0M Ce a | . FROM a cos: wnt i ane suB JECT | . Charles G “MUELLER, U, $, Embassy. (eeonatites —_ “\ SECRET . Se V7 January 196 7ar seetton) Officer - so \ 1. Reference Is made to LIENVOY (three conversations “on 12: and 13 January 1966) reports of.-conversatlions of” tn Subject with ValentIn LOUGINOV, Soviet Embassy Officer, and conversations of Mrs. Edith STENSBY (Citizenshhp, U.S. Embassy ) with Soviets concerning a proposed . visie- > by Subject! s wife. and daughter. to the USSR, 2. - Paul DE blon ‘and z ‘advised. Minister Boohstra- (witio owas: ‘Acting Charge) on 14 January 1966:of this proposed. visit and of the conversations. we, had © ‘learried about a 3. Mr. Boonstra had not prev lous ly heard of this - |. prposed visit of Mrs. MUELLER to the USSR. He sald he - . "would (without divulging CAS as the source) look Into this. Ay Later on Vy January 1966, Mr. George VARROS told: te of the ‘proposed trip. - He sald the Ambassador had personel ly approved. Ie (Hey Boonstra Jater also’ confirmed 2 this}a ae Boe, 7 S;.. “VARROS. ‘also. said he thought it “not -good" for oe Mrs. MUELLER td make such a trip; “He satd (Gant dent tay), that she gets. ‘really drunk quite:dften and she talks — - about. anything and ‘everything, she. knows about. For éxample, she told at a party (when. she was practically ; “Blotto!) about MUELLER's shaking Pictures all over Hex lca: for ‘ciate 6. VARROS will give Mrs. MOELLER a pre-brlefing:. ' (defensive briefing) just prior to her departure. she will {and VARROS thinks this Is wrong) be travelling ona diplomatic passport. SECRET
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14-00000 nob ‘Weanesday,. 6 April: SILNTKOV™ arrived. about 1330 ‘ars ‘and hea‘ ‘a. 7" dink of tequila. While there, a hieh levol Soviet came inte . _ the ‘shop and after he. had left ” SILNIKOV told him that the Soviet | “iui fe-gtudying Spanish in the Embassy. (This followed Subject's conment’ oo, _ _.to SILNIKOV that the Soviet: spoke. very good Spanish), - SILNIKOV. “sou.” 6 padd that each: Wedneaday-all. sthe Soviets must: ‘speak Spanish. ‘and © io S*-~ those who refuse’ to @o this: mist pay. a fine, With the: fine money.’ they: buy. nore, Spanish. booklets ; and records, | ‘SILNIXOV said that ce ; ; a ' there -aré some Soviets who simply. , refuse ‘to. learn - ‘Spanish or on er. cre ' Mextoan “customs. and that these: people: twill-probably not be sent oo: | | Sa Ga ‘| ‘abroad: dgain, Conimentéd -that: ‘this “would. be a.shame since Mexico-. 0‘: _- “y hea such. excelient beaches, - weather and everything: ‘4a 8d' inexpensive: ro here.. He left-the shop ‘about. 14,30: hrs. . Subject was about fo-. - . ‘elose ‘his’ shep.at 2100 hrs: when Valenti nS, LOGINOV.. came into the store,.: He asked if he could use. ect's phone. and. then - made a iong. distance. dali to Cuernavaca ‘and spoke to soineons in : Subject could not hear what was being said but got - Spanish. . the Phone number = ‘Cuernavaca 2-30-04 5. (I told. Subject to. bring. ‘me the’ eae bill when: it arrives ° ‘89 that’ L ean, double, gheek ‘the - _ number. - Oo eee Dr , . TI pa ne nen et enn ef tte |
14-00000 “cL Yearned. a@clitere ment... to meet in-his office at 1700 the | same aay The Beoting ‘lasted fn S . for 20 minutes. ‘pera came to-the French Club. He was accompanied by his wife. - ‘whose salient, features. were redish hair which. could be died and -Theye was-~also another Sovict couple With-them. The man was _- deseriped as very blond; boy ish. haircut with a part; not quite: “geweight Lifter. His ~ dark haired; ‘normal figure~ ' three children. with. them.all in the 4-6 bracket. “Subject: did: not - ~ (COMMENT: I first thought that thé second Soviet would-be “KORMUSHKIN: Bue. Subject” insisted that he did not wear, glasses ‘CKORMUSHKIN™ ; " -dréssed. in: shorts, : ~ ‘Théy’had. their own. ‘badminton: rackets.-and:2 >. ~ repaired . to".a side. lawn’ where: they piayed badminton until Subjects - + Jeft at "1330: During- thé period 1200 to 1330° they” did not contact. _ Snybedy. but ‘simply. played. ‘badminton. among themselves... re SECRET _28 March-1966. -~. contact, REPORT. a me on: 2: Maren: to: teport tha: . vemight ‘interest. mé.- W6:tiade “ait appolnt al, whiel 2. ‘Subject. stated. that.at 1200. hours, on ‘Sunday, 20. arch, very generous proportions, “a ‘typically stout Russian woman." tall‘ as LOGINOV: (ca, ‘§rgu ¢ with a solid’ muscular build, ike: pparent “age was. “25 to 35." His’ wife was” “and also young, ~ ‘The “two. ‘Couples “had rénenber ‘their sexes Since he was” concentrating of the adults. always wears glassés). ‘However, Subject's description fits’< 'GORLITSYN and wife perfectly. - I will take pictures to ‘the next. - a meeting for. ‘confirmations ea ree a ae a “Se: “ sabject stated ‘that upon’ arrival: the’ two. mien. went “into the locker’ Foom and: emerged: in shorts. The women-were “already oy ra Upon leaving, Subject spotted LOGINOV'’s ear, in the parking "Lot, noting. ‘the. nake, ‘color: and license plates. ra Se Subject’ was. “apologetic about the paucity of his information. ; - olor, but I-encouraged him- and told him it was a fine start, Subjéct re ‘ said that he had briéfed his wife on. LOGINOV and she:will be. on™. - =: ° lo ‘the lookout for. him during the ‘week. Subject. appeared - to be very” eee OO _much interested in pursuing this subject for me and. gave every a . wy indication that he will keep working on it. : Paul Dillon File: P- 1233 os SS m, P-1T iG YE r
14-00000 SECRET: - “ JB March 1266 wusonanu FOR: 7 Mee Nathan -L. Ferris, Legal Attache . ; FROM: Bo “Minston NM. Scott. on wo 7 subsEct: hs 2 Lu soviet Intoitigenee Services. ee ae wee 7 ses : re +o Reference is. nade ‘to previous correspoidence. soncérning the captioned ‘subject. : . 2. A. sensitive and - reliable source advised’ that 6n - Tuesday, ‘1 March 1966 an unidentified youdg girl who. sppeared _ to be en American: visited ‘the Sévict Lubessy. in México cit - €vonm 1202 -to: A218: hours. Source advised that the girl spol ce. to Svyatos lav. Fedorovich KUZNETSOV,. First- Socrotary- of the. ' Embassy ‘and “with -Valeatin- ‘Scrgeyevich, LOGINOV; Third 2. . Secretary and-Vite Consul ‘of ‘tho .Ecba3sy.—, Both.- are KGB oa . “officers... While talking: to ghese two ‘Soviets: she ‘Was seen. / £0 write’ ‘something: in a “NOTEBOOK . which” she, carried inside: a toe folders” Attached fs @ “PRotograph of this: sith cs eo oy MIS INFORMATION Is FRON- A CONFIDENTIAL sGuRCE: “at. dust NOT. BE- DISSEMINATED? EN WHOLE. OR EN PART. OUTSIDE YOUR: ‘CPFICE - MITHOUT: ; PRIOR “APPROVAL. OF THE: ORIGINATING: OPFICE. Te MEXICO" CATY Doo. Bo, Attachsient!” Photo ; : Yo. D¥strabitienr. oo es Original: = Addreasée - , wfate: ; ; i: 50- 2 ARS e/atte. ep 2 eb 2. §0-8-10/711, watt, ~ en an JA 2 P28102, sw/ovatt.: Sth a3 tPALT12 {nfo att: ne i Meno’ “Chron.” ara =. ncT , , : i feclarsiveaten th
14-00000 7 , ° ‘ of fe . “ f ar" . . ‘ . . a ‘ . . ore . . ne a i am ate as iy Ca ie es ‘ Coe, * 2 4 — . e % . i. oe foe! LAY: a feb? po is March 1966 . | Joe GUSTER AS ntact Kort/ haere . fb . AL, Bat: mo Ne” 1 Ear 1730, Subj'a office ar . , ; [Vers : 4 { ® who anid he Juat wanted fo have lunch with Subj and talk, Lorinov mented ta set te-lunecheon for 17 Bar, “Wit: Subj denurred . and the meet was set for 18 Vor. vo hubj reported that on 16 Kar he waa called at hia office by Valentin Lovinov, { Lag went to- “the Peson La Borda iestaurent én Rolfvar Calle (incidentally, Lorinov raid the checks being nore’ ‘Prone to ‘take the tab than his predecensor Alexsondr a Trik} nedko)e . : . : They talk for twa: hears, Rost: of that tine token up by Lorinoy ‘in a review r Subse - Loginov tatinated’ to Subj ‘that ‘he. wanted: Subj. of the: verld ai taation to be: aw courant: arid! “the: ‘know - on poli tical eventas._ He’ apoke. of he Sino-* on a ’ Sov fet apri t,: ventioning the widely, known Feasons for ‘the: split: “bint. conrenting. . ne ‘apecifically. fron ‘the Soviet. viewpoint on -tHie. ‘Chinese hero-worshi p of. Nao ae funny. wae impulatveneag ‘ond bel perency: of China £3 corpered with the Soviet Union! a jenuine policy of - seeking POACds He en tioned that China hod had. a break in the past two yours by ‘havin; abundant harven'ta, Tle said that hardly a Communiat Party in: the we rid “now. oupporta Red China, mentioning apecifically aa those thet do the = - a andtralions Kew ‘écoland arid: ‘Viet Nan’ ‘partiga, Ye, vor ientad at ‘len; ith. on ‘thie Jndenestan ‘aitiation, blantng the ‘Chinese for’ ttnaving Foduged, Conaunt at atrength in that” ‘country. . ile. anid, that a hundred” thousand - . Po . 1 fas Coen cunts ta, ‘in Tidonén ia had ‘be on Killed since: last: Oetoder. . - os fe ~ af . J Mea: Ta like-. vein fie cotviented adversely al; jainst the Chinesé in the, ‘recent overthrow wea Of lcruma in’ China. | . . : . o . we. an a, 5 tle: “apoke ‘of tho upcoming Conitreds of the “eps at which Tie said woul he 'G C. “: “anncunced, a. propran for more, consumer Foods, lower: prices; *: eto. for the Soviet / or ad ‘poole. | In thin. ‘gone tion he ‘made certain comnerita’ about Whrushchey, atating re _ that, Rirushehev, had done many 004, things for his. ‘ecun try, but. ‘that. he wad: ‘a man tous - =a ‘whe! relied too inch; :on nis, fallible. judgment, noe Tat atte bee me > a ooo we ‘commented about: ‘Frances - He said- ‘nothing ‘about the U3. “Pooiiscnts The. . ; oo og, 0- asked. “Subj to prepare a precte on. the topics, covered cand the: “main points ‘iat | . _ Loginov nade. about’ ‘then/,, . ae Z ere poet, se Re operaticnal nattérs Loginov asked Sind} if tio had proparea the anavers j about, “the personalities in “the Foreign. Office and the Registro Civis “Sub sold. he hadnt te and d Loginov esked fin to: "have, thea ready for their next meats a ; : t € rs
3 MM as we. oe . - a ak anay: ny Mexico. Sub volt Pnteered. nox, rady: inforration’ to. Loftney: ah ee Suny. told Lo, -inov about an mpeomine trip to Copenharen, which he ‘ds to vundertaxe in behalf of the ehiet of. hextean Tourian, a wus tin Salvat (see attuched letter). ‘Locinov’ asked ‘Subj, if he: ‘aere-in Poris, to look up Ginette Palace P “porter, wife. or ‘the british NATO official. Subj said he my aetna, . “whan? Ly nure’ of being in Pariay but he would. try- to see. her: if he: or) there. ( Boscents sub Piss to Aeave Nexieo. on 23 Kary travel to Bruagels and Ans terdcn  Sgitan? that ar they" ata thay’ niche. Be: able: to 0 rain ‘enployneiit ‘at tthe aan pe on een ree ‘Ler-inev ‘noid he wouid call: Subj ‘for. their next néat, - wanted, by’ Leatnov A thio for. prior: submission to. the Station). Alno, while in ar Turia, if it jn not too itch, ‘trouble, | ‘try to" aee. Ginotig*Palnaci fort ‘the: purpose i. ‘, of haying, some: 1fttle: to report ‘to: ‘Loginov . (na tially Tre-checked bye ‘the. Station) ~ alt ‘and also for ‘the ‘Station’ 8 ‘Wenafit. to discern at the Sovie ta’ abroad . had nade, ony " \overtiren ‘to Ners. oe a: ne - ; | he Subj parcnthetigally reinarked to the” ¢, Oui | ih a. ‘loosély derinod manner of - showing the activity: of the: Israeli Enbessy in Mexico, _ that there’ waa to "he” a. Cohgresa, at Inteiicetuale’ in Kexico with about fifty participants from all _ over Latin Anérica, The * ina Jor ‘theme: Of the” ‘Congrese wag. to be The. St tudtion. of - . the. Jews ‘ond: ‘Anti<Sonitien in the Soviat. Union, , but the thene. waa being held ; " Aédenduae- Sub) “ponarkéd/atter’ hia long talk with, Loginov that he rerorded. < a “under: cover “aa far. as all. advance yublicity-’ was’. ‘concerned.’ (Attached ia the. *announeénent card. for the Conpreas).' _ Subj'a. fira ag hahdling the: -arrangeienté. : ‘Be The G40. wind contadt Subj on | 22. Nar prior. ‘to his depir ture abroad, ‘to the. C 0. “Loy:ttiov, ag a better intelligence official than Prikhoako,. much’ nore aawys nye “end that -he must have been ‘in the intelligence ane longer - ‘than Prikhodkos. . Subj said. that Loyrinev haa told hin that he would shor Subj pictures of _the . am F $ Places ne had been in‘Latin Anerica. ut nee ia : erplazoea, ve Lo Oe : Tees _ oo Coo ™ ise a mt pier cops at went esty « 3, The 0,0, told Subj to propre a siiperficial persenali ty résumé on the persons. 7
14-00000 am SECRET oo Bo oe os 16 March 1966 os NEMORANDUM FOR THE. RECORD a = ee ONTACTE’ ‘REPORT. : at, a. eae ae - SUBIECT _ Jor s ate LE Ses Upen ‘receipt of POA on- Subject; I called “hin at his: : = “Ma made an appointment to’ see hin- “at 1800 on 14 March ‘at the: office. Since I had met him 7S socially in the fall. of 1965, he remembered me which facilitated the Contact. - i 1 i t y : i 2. I met with him froin 1860 to 1835 ‘at his office. ie-'took v : “.me to a back ‘office where we conducted the. conversation, 1 Lo. i -. “Stated: my. ‘business. briefly -that. I knew LOGINOV. was a@ tiember_ fof . . Of: the: French Club and: I ‘desired information about his activities: an ee and ‘contacts ‘at the club, ‘He | was in immediate - agreement to help - : i i i “ne Un any way lie ‘could, ‘y have ‘him LOGINOV's full’ name; physical - oO description,’ type :arid license plate of his” car and showed. him : pictures: of LOGINOV. ‘and his. wife. . : ot Bae ‘Subject | said: that he had not seen ‘LOGINOV at. the -¢lub .noy heard his namé; He is sure that LOGINOV. is not.a tennis. re player which is Subject* S: only. occupation at ‘the club. ‘Subject. D s}l | “$aid che only goes there ot. Saturday. afternoons and Sunday © i mornings to-play tennis. “However, his. wife often ‘goes during. | _ the week. with ‘the children. - Subject agreed that beth he and. - _ >, his wifé would: look. out..for: LOGINOV. °.At iny suggestion, he agreed” "to make inquiries. about LOGINOY ‘from . Club. employees’. such..as%. 7 . the manager or the ‘bar tender who ‘know everybody... ‘He * ‘agreed to: mask his interest: by stating only he, had heard that a Russian. ~- fae a member and to express | ermal’ “curiosity about this unusial . act... * . ae : ae th aa Z. - 2 . ‘ . . . i i i meee 4. Subject, “frimedtately. agreed. to. my réquest| that this’ “eo " ,’ subject bea matter of strictest, confidence between himself, co ‘his wife*and me (his. wife is: -an American citizen whom-I “have: met . } - ° and on whot we also have a POA). _ As I was leaving and thanking i - him for his: cooperation,. he expressed his appreciation in the’. } confidence that I’ had in him ina matter of this nature. 1 : 'S. ‘Towards the. end of the conversation he asked if T worked with Al White at the Embassy. I said “ho, but I know him, fh He answered, "of course, you would be with counter- 8 a soe ees Priiyi?
eee, SECRET intelligence and he is Ano political work.” ‘He did not appear to be ‘the. least Suspicious. about Allan. : ‘said he> ‘knew shin - through - thei¥ wives. (cancer, work) and. the: : -. s¢hildfen_and remarked that ‘Allan. “speaks pretty good German. “ ~. Other than his telling me that 1 work .in-Counter-intélligence, ©. “he- ‘did. not” “ask: any questions’ about By Position | in- the: Embassya: i OF 7 ‘6. Subjeét made. a very good inipréssion; direct, businesslike a : and ne nonsense. He said that he would call :me in- ‘tow er three a weeks to advise the results of his investigation. t ra “a ‘ Itea I ameted Sr me o I agreed with this. - _.. Pant Ditton - He 2
# z 3 j Ds 7 YL? Date; March: 7, 1966 oe Soret 2 Ys . To: tir Minston M, hs, a From: ra Ni ib. Ferris: aan “Subject: ‘SOVIET: SHIPS. VISITING. MEXICAN: PoRTS ae ‘arriving. by. air from Mexico .City and. was st ’ Freeman in Mazatlan. According to° this’ Ss. uirce, Hatiofal- - Biclosures (2) * Oia an - . . : Ona Ile See oi dig: i Crier , ‘Legal A tt tache.” “+ LOS= 5156." (3/7/66) me Reference is’ made - te your memorandum’ entitled < ; “Travel of Soviets," dated February 3; 1966, _ your ‘number, 10097... ' ‘gnelosed herewith, “for reference are copies of. the crew list of the Soviet ship. "Vaushitelnya, " . a A sourée; ‘Who. “had! Furnished reliable information. ia, : : the vist, advised. - that. the above’ ship arrived in the -harbor - at Mazatian,- Sinal ay on- “February 2, ‘1966, and remained: theres a until "3: 30; ‘By ‘Mey on February By. 1966. a According: to’. this. ‘source, VALENTINE s; LOGtNOV, “6 Third Secrétary.cf the Embassy*of the: T, LOOINOY, ng. at the Hotel intelligence operatives in- Mazatlan. re] potted. LOGINOV had. ‘no: contacts. ‘while’ ‘in the city. except witht the ‘ship! Ss crew; No “attempt “was: made: by: the Soviets | te ntroduce propaganda material | : fron the Bhip. ~ This. dosirment . agency ‘ca! ese Contents I eofugthor db wicated withert a appropri ie entheriestion. _ 8 ECRE To: : .. Group, 1 * . EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC: DOWNGRADING AND: DECLASSIFICATION ewe pore eae, Pre ke SUTRAS OF ELT ce ‘ prea 8 Meet , mawoines og wrens Stay ee poy oe on
14-00000 “21 Satta wasn pine eon pat oe a straighten matters out. oo ; ie . a . | 4 bes my oer ate nee A anens OEE thet ante he 46 vrtep ae ft natn * Dae Oe ra oem ed c- SECRET — a ; . “On Febsuary : 21, 1966, PEDRO OARATE MARMOLEJO, Commandant. of the: Custons Guarda aritine Customs. Office Mazatlan,- Sinaloa, advised. that his meh have been: carefully’ ° watching the ‘elements Of the. Soviet’ whaling - fleet that are -. Be evtireee Visiting Mazaeiany They. shave cbeoh alerted: to the: mm “fleet. ‘afrived recently. there: was” RO One aboard: who. spoke . Spanish or: ‘English,: and ‘the ‘Captain’ s ened: to: be. completely. aoa ‘lacking in ‘instructions: about “docinen' Ss. in: order to enter the’. ae harbor. Hé didinot have the _nécessary papers: prepared: A. "0. > Soviet Euvibassy- @fficial was. sent fron- Mexico, City’. ia ‘order to s ZARATE said that the ‘purpose. of the visit of “the oe The ‘whaling ships was: to take on fresh. water ‘and supplies. _ crews were ‘algo given liberty, st / the crew ‘Vase: ‘ef the ‘Soviet vessel. “Iskatel" which visited, Mazatlan on. January 8,. 1566, . : : ; ce “Tn ‘connection witht the: viskt! of the: “tskatel, , ‘et | " 2s, noted ‘that a: Soviet: -Ebagsy car, ‘bélieved. to ‘eontain ‘Soviet. “Gonmereial Consul. GEORGE STERN CH VISE and. USSR ‘Babassy KOV, was observed'on - Wary. 11, 1966, and was~~ 66, in Mazatlan, obtain the. ‘crew list ‘visited Mazatlan. ‘during, fLable when obtained. Br ee ' This: office’ ‘is attempNing: to - Of the Soviet whaling vessels that ‘hav 5 oN rE oy Vasu, { Be AT Red de . n ro: en NS aia — oo . . (Ae sm emcee seen a eae 29g OME Ae ORL oN RR wee RRR Ne OOD eae rdde! When. “the flagship of ‘tie’ Soviet: whaling ©. oS So Also, ‘enclosed: herewith for xeference: are copies’ of tle ie + AN Rte ee eee ate ee rene
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USEF wear ant - 1 ; 2 4 im « ve t iy " subject visited ‘the Embassy. twice this. ‘day. but Sth ng “or Interest occured,. LOGINOV came in and made a chone. eajl' and talked to someone about volleyball, LOGINOV spoke in “. - Snantah and told the other party that he would be over to "the house" . wt halt an: ‘hotr,, Subject saw him drive away | jn ‘his’ ear, . sleet me at none se a ON RELIES. ® :
a nn SS RG Hee ye pit igi eh eta Ase S84,» e om v te Em ia Fa $ Epa, ’ ; See teay ett 2 12S, ne ee wna, 23 June 1966 . : e \ 35-71-30 Is Hsted-to Yolanda ALFARO Vda de CACERES Butrago | No Station traces oa above name or 01 Gloria ALFARO, Ss eo a | : i : 7 ~ | . i per SMa, GEE Mie ee ope tit A tema Smite meer wine Tat eden eee at tmeratadusenrain @ ett caer an mnemert Ee tw i . ; 7 - : Request: visa, trace: Ta Se ane Oe . ae : Yolanda ALFARO. Vda de CACERES Bucrago™ a (lives at Chiapas 130-A) ot. y oOf possible, also Gloria ALFARO at same addres, |
14-00000 abet det vers, YN caret seers dotdi@aty. t it . “os Ve . + 6680 .- Entrada .=. A319 bree. a ‘par | + Loaumigv, KARstoN dies que es es _ eapore. ui ‘motontes Despana uP. suttneZLPano. ‘resverda, a LOQUINay, ' , etapa sea ’ ‘En CAA ial aie - ta. ‘anfiora SOTO. “LoGuiney la roguorday, apeoar de que ha “pasado. : tionpo, ALPARO £6 auinie. ‘anvitar, a. una rounién ol: sabado préximos. . ‘LOGUINGV no node noeptar porque ap dia quo, ‘ellos organtesn oe, (eee tina velada dentro ‘de: ‘da euba jada sntzo: ‘los “eampalaress - _ALFARO ane 6s: “eng! Lastita, ‘LOGUINOV: pregunta. aa, hombre cenplets. o a geonni sine ¥ ¥ aue ella quiere platicar al -wierios | “Hafisina por ‘la mafiand Y poder: ealutarie, Locurov dice ‘que’ ard | e ‘el viernes porque paitona ‘tone: por da. mafiana aus. élases de. wy ‘Be au i Ss! —~ Snes, aed que” poded ser el: vierios on algin: lugar ‘de la odudad- are a y 3 para. tonar ‘un “eats x on toda case. te puede Alandr por toréfone: Fes oe Sper ‘prosieak, mas tardes’ GLORIA que es, ex 5273030. ae ‘88. de ‘ Su eden. Loguanoy “te Lisdartvntonses: dospives, pans figar. ‘ini “QQ. + = cae mee cite. Guonita que: elie’ taba Ja doco horas al ata’ pore “eas nina <. . AS Sih estd on su, ‘casas ask ave nie Jor te Liaivaied aaflana - disao. LOGUINOY, See see estt bien ¥ que si entonced mafiana mises ob puede dochusar . eu ‘alase tle inglea. y varla. oLonta “que ng (98. ‘peseosrtiocis SE TERACINA EL ROLLO.= 88= ers. . - , 4 a . , * . ~ h , ee adc waren “yf ie at Os eee & ele or } my Radresy z te devo Ana, €Yrro CaS it 15 60 55 ’ Sing wore ~ . a . Yowede r y 5) ve S\Foee be oe oe (eres de. As 22 yun 1965 im ; c wh Nee PROBES abdt - be ¥ \ wilson Ole Ne ue OW, is Mew Oe fora sore - , oO Weg om " ~ ‘bon ae “lt le + Po . re o beet ie ey f° .™ Fee. eng TL mee ‘ a i ” f ~ Af 77 Q - que ella lo osngets on: ta nowho ‘de: la Nowidad pagada en ‘oasa de” coe , tho
14-00000 CONTACT REPORT . SUBJECT: - ~ AEGELATIN, Jr. - ‘DATE OF MEETINGS: 216, June “1966 . ae 1. 1 had ‘lunch with: Subject at the Reforma Chub: from 4 1530 to 1500: on. 46 June. 1966. os F _ : Subject. ‘dmmedistely identified ¢ the: passport phetg oft SO! 2. - . ‘Hovard’ as the "Viktor’ he had met on 4 June. SS es . az f . ° “oo - a : an <3. He said ‘that our picture of. _LOGINOV Wa not /'Vasilio" we - whon- he described : “as younger and not as heavy” a NOV's ; picture. -, ao. . uo : 4. Subject reported that) on as June. ISAYEV called hin at ~ homé and asked to. come’: sby. that evening. -(Confirmed by. LLENVOY), ISAYEV arrived: about 1930 and: ‘Stayed to: about 2030. Subject’ Suggested that -they have-a Martini. -ISAYEV said: that-vhe had “néver “had one-and was ‘interésted in, the ingredients. and how it. was. put together... Howeve?, after-he had drunk half, Subject ~ noted that he: obviously did not like it.’ Therefore, Subject. 20 Uf |... Offered him a Ciba Libra Whith he accepted and, drank. The result of this. combination was the: first time Subsees has seen TSAYEV - 7 a bbe! ‘tipsy. L, $. TSAYEV., sata - ‘that. Re: ‘had. heard that Subject had haa. ‘a successful. weekend ‘fishing .3- § Juney : Subject, admitted. this. wand then: sounded. of £- about: ‘how rude YATSKOV ad. béen: (drinking Vodka. ‘in ‘front. ‘of ‘Nick and hi's- friend, refusing to‘ come ta Nick's . for atdrink ‘or inviting: Nick ‘and--his. £¥iend. ‘in, -anger< at ‘Nick's. < “Tsuecess;.. etc). “ISAYEV merely shrugged: this off,“ Nick then. . _ - ment Loned - that he-had.-met the’hew man "Viktor,"" (BOYAROV),,. oo had spokén a few, words. of. Engitsh. with hin’ ‘and: thought: he was (> Welty nice, | ISAYEV™ “ahswered that. ‘although "Viktor" was nota — fisherman, he “had ‘enjoydd seeing the Mexican countryside and . “particularly the scenery at ry Pucuato. They did. not discuss the eee a - third Soviets “Vasilio. oy « a“ . wet piers . 53796 , ,. eibur 1 Lactoted “tram acaty ' Gousiraaias ae Seclossitientigg
14-00000 . Just .you and.me. - Don't -b : ’ ~ Pablo (YAEKOV)."" ISAYEV answered "Not even Anatoliy (KARABACH?". “; Nick’ answered’ that Anatoliy was okay and-he could come. - This - date is tentative and will be confirsed. CO “and theirs.~ That Nick was "rich" with lots of beautiful things - : that they lived very modestly havi ‘furniture. from: his predecessor; ‘stating that friendship: is what counts and the circumstances : famely. that he would invite Nick to his home. Nick said that _ 2, #s: ashamed: to invite. anyone to his house. - ~ ; . 10. : -Fanally, Nick said that it was his impression that _ SECRET e2- | 6. ISAYEV asked what his fishing plans were, Nick said - ‘that -he'was so busy with his many probloms at the now plant that he would not be going. fishing during June. Nick then suggested | that ‘they go on.the weekend of 1 July. However, he added. "but ; : ring: any of your friends like tBat rude 7, ISAYEV remarked zhat his wifé and child were in Cuernavaca and that KARABACH's wife would.go down on the weekend -of 18 June leaving them both bachelors, :Nick facetiously ° remarked that he would have to organize some weme. for them. Nick asked ISAYEV about the Soviet volleyball tenn. He was with the team for cach game, then went out ‘with them to - 8. TSAYEV said that -he had been heavily engaged in working with them, “dinner, took them to the hotel; etc. and didn't get home nights _ until- ivan. . ae ee Se S29. Nick brought up. the point that ISAYEV had never invited — ’ him to his house. ISAYEV,. definitely uncomfortable and searching for words, said that he hadn't invited them because his wife | thought: that ‘there was too big a contrast between Nick's home ng inherited undistinguished -@tc. “Nick pooh=poohed this. of one's home meant nothing. —ISAYEV ended by saying rather - from ISAYEV's. words and discomfiture,-it' was obvious that ‘he: ISAYEV had absolutely no immediate plans to return to the USSR- and Nick feels that he willbe here until November or December, ? 0. Pawh Dillon SP en ape art ry i c
14-00000 » SUBJECT: © : DATE -OF MEETING: 7 dune 1966" SECRET CONTACT. REPORT . Le: I met Nick at his partment fron 2030 to 2200 in ; order | to debrief him on ‘the ‘fishing: weekend of 3- 5 June. - | Niek reported that when he ‘and his Mexican friend | arrived at Pucuato at 1845 on- Friday, 3 June, YATSKOV and two other Soviets were already there fishing in front of . the cabins, They had come in ISAYEV's VW. Shortly thereafter ~-the Soviets came to the cabins. and Nick greeted YATSKOV and . introduced his Mexican friend to him. YATSKOV did not introduce | the other two. Soviets by name but they. all did, shake hands. "> Nick invited them all into his room but only YATSKOV came. He. accepted a drink and. left with it. Later outside Nick asked: one of. the'new Sovidts ‘his. name ‘and-got the answer, _ > "Vasilio,! The other one ‘then used an English. word and Nick ‘-asked. if‘he spoke English. This. Soviet said his nano was _ Wiktor and that hé spoké a. little English, Nick then asked YATSKOV which of thé other. two. was the newly arrived Soviet, YATSKOV said that it was Viktor, Nick then lent them his. _oxtra lesntern and that ended things for the night. -3 The nOoxt ‘day both: groups. fished. Separately at. Sabanita. About noon- ‘YATSKOV came by and- noticed that ‘Nick ‘ was-chaving luck so he brought: thé other two Sovs: to a spot immediately ‘adjacent, They stayed about an hour, didn't have’ any luck’ and left. They niet. again. that ‘evening at the: Cabins. Nick and hts: friend had caught .28 trout and thé Soviets’ none. YATSKOV- was’ upset, - @alous and® éven. angry. Nick then invited. Viktor ‘infor a. ‘drink, . Viktor’ did. the same: as YATSKOV,’ took. the drink with hin. -YATSKOV said that the Soviets would leave Sunday morning: since. they had no luck, Nick left — |. . early Sunday morning for fisWing. te :Iater learned from the owner that. the Soviets: had left: fairly early Sunday morning. ‘ FILE: P-3776 . P-8$38 | P-885 aaa 11712 eheur 3 Excluded trem avian... downgrscis, ane declassiticafien
14-00000 - : . 4. Although all the Soviets were ploasant and-correct there was absolutely no socializing or extended conversation. They did not accept Nick's invitations to come. in for a. [ drink, except for the above noted occasions when, they accepted | | a a drink ‘and left taking it with: them, ou ; a | S. “Viktor: “Nick described hin. as. ‘an older man, 56 ete ; ‘to 42, mediua ‘Height, 82-85 hilos, heavy but Rot fat build, ae - 7 ; . -roundish, boyish face, looked. like.an American in general. ~~" 7 ~ re re ‘appearance. - Does not speak Spanish. Said he spoke a little: , English.. _However, their coénvérsation was so limited that Nick couldn't determine his fluency. He obviously understood “everything that Nick said but his answers and comments were ‘ short and simple. As noted above, YATSKOV said that he is ‘the newly arrived Soviet. He did not do ahy fishing hinsel£ but simply watched: YATSKOV and the other. Soviet. . 6. I showed Nick a. picture of. BOYAROV, Nick couldn’ t ‘positigely identify it. .Our picture has sunglasses, During. the day Viktor had on a white towel protecting his’neck and-. ‘a wide hat but no. Sunglasses,, At night Nick saw very little — of him and it was dark. . However, Nick did. say that our photo ~ was not at 411 incompatible with Viktor. Also showed’ him a’. ~ iphoto af GAZIYEV and he said that this was definitely not. Viktor. (COMMENT: Sincé. GAZIYEV and. BOYAROV are the only = - new Soviets in town, and Viktor spoke English, he has to be “BOYAROY. But why: did he use the nano Viktor when, his’ name | | | i | | i t i | | | | | i | } i { ! ie | 1 | | | Tose 7. “wyasiine"s~ About 28: 32 years ‘old, nediun | to dark eo blond: curly hair, nédiun: height, very good athletic: build, ee ae tough ‘and’ strong. ‘appearance, the” all-American ‘boy type. ote b's Speaks pretty good Spanish-but Hot as well as ISAYEV or YATSKOV. : ‘ There’ are galy two. Vasiliys. ‘at the Embassy, “BUTSEV and . : . MIROSHNIKOV, ‘but: neither comes any where. near the above: os -f description. (COMMENT:: Nick's description of"Vasilio" fits - | i { | i | LOGINOV \to | a."T." However, his name is Valentin and not ~ _Sasint "ET will show: Nick pictures: at. the next: meeting. ): . . 8\ Previously Nick has met 8 Soviets, all in true name (sost2 by first name only). Thus it is strange that BOYAROV and LOG ov should use phony names.. : ; we" me, 7 bo, see ‘Paul on ~ a a es “3e™ ; : Nord
14-00000 + a ns Seon # Thee : 4: wee ee ; be foe ‘ 7 June 1966 SUBJECT: Requirement for LIREALM i | | * Sergéyévich LoGINov and d Yevgeny Wlkolayertai GoRLTISYN: Be op Thr F a "given to LIREALM, Both ‘of the Sovlets aie kkiown to freijient che . 7 | Fretich Club, it ls requested that LIREALM report on any activities: oo of the Soviets" at ‘the Club, Of any. other club menibers with whom ae they assoclate, ‘Fic a | P-iti6s
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14-00000 ~ oe a P ye. " iz ‘Key i966" co. so , SUBIECT Contact: Raport/Licosr-s to fs Pe tin , : : r oe pry aay "22005. Subj! Office ¢ vs me ee es ts oe “f woe aos By. tole an a astenpe © was: 8886 to line subg up for ‘an = an det oe _ foo: © Besbibako; aha 6 3 ia the break-off Soones ante woarings } Oa ni May’ Subj raported that’ on 10-4 in Logine . “Gans to hia office, ‘Legitiov . asked ‘Subj if, bia mae anything Haut ‘the: Congieas - Pe, ees Ge Intellectuals that was going to tale place ne México. Logitiow gata that? the: israeli Sabasay so ee was" supporting: the Congtess; but: for Polley reaséns “had to wperain in the dkground.. di Teraelt,, ‘naned - “Bow, was in. Mexiéo, Pronoting, ‘the Congries, ‘but hd was not associated. with the Teraeli Enbasay. Arad feared - there wight ‘be ‘leftist intg isin gf the rere to take place at ' me sje aeee ate eta fp coats aa ee
and ho had asked Gobernacién for . Secret Service Protection, “Aged ‘told | sib) that: eignt . pordons: had cone: to_ * Mexteo, brought by ths Seviets, He didn't ‘know where they cane: from or. who” thay "Wares Arad waa hacry that eon news papors were defonding the Congress: :: mh Attor Loginav's. ‘visit Subj called Arad’ to davies. nie: “of the’ Seviet!s ; interest da. the Congrsads ; Subs: said ‘that. Arad. would be dining at Ais wos pes bey tte Be
14-00000 i i a ‘CONTACT REPORT, So we, ". whiet he Immedtstely. Identified aa the Soviet. who was.with LOGINOV.the first’ _-., tle Subject saw'hlin.at the Club, (comment: Since.this makes” two times that a oe GORL SYN hag been at the: Club, perhaps. he. ts: ‘algo a member, _— _ :. 35 Subject teportéd that on Sunday; 24 April he ‘and another’ member, SA SGINOV, were’ Sarna for a: fourth: TO: oy doublés,. Sublect ; a toa SARMIENTO yn RMI chess roerher and-overheard.that. es are are on ‘a: -flrat-naitie. basis, | ‘From the above Subject commented that LOGINOV PO - and the SARBIENTOs, have a: cloze ‘social Felattonship, cee i oie ; ole aa 4 , Sune enowa’ SARMIENTO casually @ as in occaslotial tennis - sg 5: He: 4s about’ 35: His wife's name. is ‘Violeta and'she'ls : ject ‘Aooked ther nner mane Soe oe Manuel : Ponce: 143, Guadalupe inn, tek 24°: +53, 1- bated
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14-00000 7 Consul Valentin. Sergeyevich. ‘LOG INOV: planned. to travel, to. Guadalajara ‘on 25 April..1966 inorder. to attend. the Congress" oo ARMEDOV: ao "+ activities: of the’ ‘above. Soviets. in Guadalajara would ‘be. : : appreciated. Co = THIS. TABORMATTON. Is. FROM ry CONFIDENTIAL. ‘SouRES. It Must ‘NOT ". BE.DISSEMINATED~IN-WHOLE-OR IN PART OUTSIDE Your. OFFICE. 2 : a , WETHOU ‘PRIOR: ‘APPROVAL oF THE: ORIGINATING OFFICE “ Distribution: aca pa es oe Mose hE SECRET 27 April 1966 " SWEMORANGUM FOR:? “Nr. ‘Nathan. he ‘Fertis, ek a -o wlasten u ‘Scott * * ws of ravel. of ‘Soviets 1: this office’ “has reéeived.-a report, that Soviet ‘Vice en ne ii Travel ‘Agencies. . (AMAY) “there. -AlSo_ ‘pignaing ‘to e- ongress. ‘are. four, visitors... from. ‘the USSR: Nikto3 ey" MIKILAYLOV, pyvdaila KUZNETSOVA. ‘and: Asan. ‘20 "Any. inforwation © avattabie to your. “eéktce on “the Br 4 , coo = Pk, atte Da tics cine. a) - Original. = Addressee Sane ee ae 9 a - $0-2-4/A | oe . Ty71Z~ 4 ~ Memo Chron” 4 SECRET
14-00000 - SUBJECT: Gentact Reyor't/.| mae “to ‘Ya. out: of Mexico until 3 Maye 25 gril. 1966, pe , 25 Ayr 10005 ents ré lo ‘arquimades, in cara “Le “Subj reported that he was-at the airpert the nicht of 23 apr to receive the INTURIST " delegation,  ALV representatives Ibarvuien and Romero were also-on hands Boiec.enko was such put ous because their arrival.had eon... ee . - delzyed over the matter of ebtaining Mexican viso3. Ne. told Subj he would be° int Yexico - only for the first day of - the AAV conference in Guadalajara, because: he’ was cong. cn “to Montreal: om 28. Apr. to. inaugurate. Soviet. chip ° mes. service “dlteet. ‘datséen, Hontreat and Pentacrads » The others would remaiti tn a " ‘Kexico tor ‘the Contferencé. me . “The: ‘delegates ‘ware token to the. Hotel Reforma “Subds. aho- ‘yraignt Zev. av, a ~ ‘anoatdby to the Reforta, asked: how’ it was. ‘that Nikhailw had left, ‘the @ For sroiigh « ' ‘office to be ‘in: Bm & SPURISTs . “EE khai lov saté b xe had a 15 year old ‘danchte®, in toacen; : and wanted to ‘renein there. His cord read, “Director of International Organizations", ITUSISES ne -y pe Ta git 3. * Subj had ‘coffea at the airport with ‘Yelents . 8203 said. of ‘Subjts break-of f! ‘froa Lordnovs a : ce . es ‘Subj will ‘await overtures: from the Soviate. He sa sta ke was’ hot Hanning 5 . 7 . i . : _— 6 - oan . - i - 4 Oe , ; af - 4 L Snaprend Visko. . Nothing a ete eee weir eran ier eramenne + somata ~
a "SECRET en, a, ee . 25 April 1966 ne i SUBJECT: “Hair color.report of Soviets | - SOURCES LICALLA , . ‘Locino¥ we Browne oO peng © ° mS “Wife: Pre ee, Brown - eet wae -aEWTUN” - cee tree ‘brown 230 _-P-8954 " Os eaioine ne oes park brown hE 8 pg ggg. ne Wife: —— oot ae | Brown SS ee “IROSHNIKOV. - _ Brown with gray’ esis ° -. Wife So - brown.” Co, a cote ee ta so ele eye abg no nceDE RNa AE ey MRO ae PA oS Cm Be , _ . - METROPOLSKEY~ Co Black oo 8770 25 Wife te See _., Brown i Co geet oo ‘ ie URN, ge Se Bond 08 ne reo ae oo Wife: i ne - -Platinum, Ue. > ; oo o ae . NIKIFOROV oe Brown” po Ae 99026". = 4 Wife. ce get “Bark brown Coa : ao oy m3 Oe ve a , SHPAKEVICH °°) «Dark brown Sa. peg67 Wife ; an ‘- Park brown Co . 2 - ©) PRYGOV oo Brown a oe pe tooay 2 Wife: SO oe a soa 7» Black . Hh ee ay ¢ "Brown & very, gray Dao PetaTo © prriionko:" . UES Dyed dark brown. * Wife. ts” RADWANSKTY 6000. (Bkond § very thin: ya, P9289 > : - Nife- ras wee Dark brown’ ’ Ae a a Ga ae -REDRIN “ Bo a Dark brown, oe cs TT  plggsre. 0! y . ite we oa ae RON oxi ee “ ROMANCHENKO ~~. ° «Blond re re ia oer : Wife —_ Platinun | : : SILNIKOV Brown p-6414  —- we ‘Wife Platinum woe SOKOLOV Brown with gray -  P-$10 Wife Platinun SECRE: ees wie + : .
14-00000 : oan Mae" ‘td process the visaa. The group of faux haa. been” rowdeheduled to arrive in. . ligxi.co on: 23 Arr via Sabehias Asouance, dnd no ted tHe- ‘Sollowingt, rg Ne ee Viktor cod, ghiankb. born 21. “Jaly A925- in Aedyuniioky pres ident ot & "TURE 2IS%; - Bess port ie Be. nation yp “Born: 11 Tay 1924 tat 3a ‘oscon; ‘chiee of the Interne tional Derarthent; ae rmeunrst’ ‘rep. for Dennarky - The * " Ferrésen tatives, trot the. deatery of Sek ences" “mere Gonnadiys iddFoyevieh Hosheov, ond | Pinan Be, Tinofeiev _ (cards attained). s,  'b, She 0.05 ho had heard Pop “his. confrontation with Valent ' "beciney ligt ‘weet: = soqes ted a “ol deco st of _- SURJECT Sat RY LIC G- so we 3 " i. Whea “the C.0. orriy fod st Su “gt a, _ nifico, one ef the vale eaplareen, of ‘subj 20 arril 1966 Ge foe evidently advio-d hin that he Pars on” ‘mas "here. wets” eanc ‘fron his inner © : x -offiece to advise. the €,0, tha t-(heonie | "3 Ladlyey Le Ay Nikforoy & 33 in his. office: coy ot _tharing travel orrancerents. [vee ¢ a, FCS 2oint 4h 6 out cr erste, ot stth his back. to the Tessaceroy ond Pda £ feo vuried ina aoa Sub}. ‘algo “onuiehia''s ‘tint the I ; iar dsrezatton coring: ¢ $6, s the lek a Vrooting: . “in. Guadalajara | (27-30 Apr), had. nos. ‘arrived fat foxtco! an achoduled:: (oa 19 spr). Pete ee o . ‘because | there hod” ‘toon a delay in their receiving | cexdes n Visas. . The delay. _ waa. ‘ odeasioned by” tiextean : detand ‘for, cintzal, ‘bto, supnie infortation in- order a = Tae, CG O.. daw: th 10 woxéhan: ve of telorrard ro tie ing ferration Teqnired ‘for visa a aa D. (01155 B » Leaued. 6 Get 1965. rr a a. : “oe ws an Hagoport Cc: (065257, iscued 25 ‘Sept: 19683 HAtale Lay -Asséa Ahmedoy (sie), dern 24 June 1924 in Pashkerit;. chiet of ‘the Usbekiatan. Tourisa salen Pasaport 069757; . dosued -24 Dec 1965." rs ae Vere SAL TALS born ‘5. tag, 1923 th, Neseods Tatin inerican Donirtrenty at ‘tro Sovist’ "5 sei enfiata®: ana that. déeting.: Subj reported ah é “Login a meet eonewiere outside; sag. insisted | that “Loginov cone to his offices, ,
very friendly. . and he. asked’ baa 2O¥ aS he rinded, that. hé ‘sa7- the Amb “agains, Be Subj, ‘in hia cus todary, way asked igia rt do sightee. he C0 Oe. said: ie: was” ee ‘fine if Loginov Got: the no-nonsense” “tdea that’ Subj vas: thr ousdig, ; The: €30 “told = ‘geccnd meet, at. which. Subj. again nsiies perfectly clear that he is throiigh: ota postpone his ncet with Laginov untit iat, lécat. the nicht, of. 33 art when ‘the: _LPURIST 7 dele gation is ‘schedul ea, te arrives. ay 4 ? ? The follozing doy, lg aie, Locinov ence” to Subj's office. Re asked Subj how hia- trip (to “urore) hed deca and apeei iffeally asked if Sudg had secon Cinette : Poaceed- Porter. “Subp replied shat he had found out that Ginett @ and hor hu: tband vere yaed: donning in Italy. ‘ ne . os Le nev asked whot dmaregoions SOS “had reqsived in Marere on France! 8 backing ‘out ef NAT Subj anawere i that he had arelen te some Srenehsen, ‘including Georze Lainere- -of Air France, who ccnaidered in general, that, de Gaulle waa not “uFoR gy] but that: his. way was téo drastic, ‘that. het wag annoyance overyone; and: ‘that ace could nét cee ; deolateds : chen Subj “pode hiab broak=off  arnouncenént’ to" Locinev, anying Dute Be! ‘sorry to tallx. syrou, ‘that Par-y “not. going to be able to. nor: wi th. you any ‘OTE. There * ‘are ‘séveral- “reasona.’ Loginov. asked if. anything hed happened. ‘Subj ‘replied’ he had Feagona. _TigGinoy’ asked whs they” were. Subj. gaia: “he mas, tireds he had a: lot. to- doy and fronkly: he was: plain diaaprointed= tr ore had beon big doals planned, nothing ‘happened, and he was doing dust. junk. “Tosiney asked if that . waa (Subj final decioion, | Su by aaid Yeas ‘T0 Soviot. ‘then. asked. if thes" could talk’ it. overs Subj said certainly, any ti Qs whereupon’ “it was ‘ acre’ between rece thom. that. _ thoy 110 iadneot hal? an-hour: ves ore’ the expected ae srival -at Eoxfeo. oe Airport: “ef the INTUN ST Ret) ip » corns to Notico, they wou 228, reat in the restaurcnt. ~ : ‘subj, told. Loliitioy he hei reveled “ait th int Daaarov ane “th: at ‘they had. become. Leginov . ‘said not at: alle but not to, call the. fm at the’ SovERb | or use the rhone for. any calls to the Sov mo, ‘ a AS. ‘stated in pera. s| above, the PURI 38 delegation dia not. arrive: on. 19 Apr,” and Subd who anew or ‘the postfonctent did. not go 9. to th 1 airporty, ‘and eons ey juently. nissed his eet: ait Loy nova. . os (oa Dobos, Subj, to’ wait unital the ‘Sova, ‘eet in ‘toucli wi th hin azainy, ‘and - to, havo: the is- to ¥enain - friendly touchy and: is ree to do any thing he wishes re: "88! sebtuantas contact with the - Soviet Awbeasndor,, - i 1 mm OE ui tee har oe
14-00000 oo ae ECRET 2 0 ww \: a eet 7 AS . inv ; éxioo, Dory: ~ . Fe be ee ee? ied cf we : . 4 go La VALENTIN 'S. Loaitrcy Kee: Ly 1 Source: 1/8 (vie tf) (Fon PERSONAL APTENTION 08) "pater = 22. way, inst. wat . . f . (i “Y Soa - - oe ON a, 7 en Some tine ago ‘subject te radio was stolen from his home; ian - He “reported it to the pelice and nothing happened. ‘He haa. continued | ote request pokics. assistance in thie matter, ‘unt il ‘the robbery and’ sub Jeotts eonplaining about laok- of police attention was brought te: f° the attention of. Gen; OpETO, ‘who ‘assigned, or requested thet an agent be sissigned to ge out and: calm down the irate. ‘Sovist. the. agent LA hiss shi 2 . “3.2 wait ont, en 19 July,. lest. i ° : a 7 SO 20 July, Yast, the agatt reported bnok to. Gens” office that . eo : he had talked’ to a ub ject for sone time. about- the stolen radio, bit that. *“peliowing the disoussion the: “ub ject, had asked. the Sgant, "to work for. “Bim en eertein wiatters* 2 offering him’ 54000, 00 pe soa per months Agent requested Anstruct ions. ‘Gen. “fro contacted L/8, discusand the matter — : : ; Sand ‘told the agent to accept. the offer, Agent again 2aw subject “on, oS os 21 July, last, ‘and wes given his first "gasignment” by subjects” a Ce this: was a request for agent to leaate one NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROEIN and latter’ 8 wife, VALENTINA. GRUSDOW DE. BOSTROEN, both déaéribed ea — : Veneguelan citizens, and to advise subjeet seones=t aa te street addraas and telphone numoer of residence, as well as place of senernentin . [MEY a
14-00000 i -—. te: Wh made: a quick cheak of the Gobernde én files, en the ‘postRorite, : , e “ Poo with following results: _NIcoLAS sonst basic: pusie 7 -. en a ae - Born St.- Petersburg, Russ taf. in- AS. Indfeat ton- that at oné . Navy. Présently employed ‘a8 "Director of Projects" tinie - he served “in U5 by Stepheng=Adamson de Mexia, S.A, de ¢ oVes Calle Norte 65 #1058, - Pe 16; Hbxteo, DAP; tels 1-67-89 Mtnh2-220 He is listed, as Vonézielan . VALENTINA, 1 Ao DE BOSTROENt a : “Bern: Bresiou, Vopsiany 3. worked as ‘translator or teacher of Cee Russiai at UaNe Presently employed as teacher of Rugs tan at the’ Aa bette me SaeNOm we Henne oy see tle te bere Avior tosne University. Presently ‘a Venéeuelan ostizen, =. — the Gen, Mere, of Stephens-ftanison ‘de Nexto0 ts RICHARD SEYMOUR Saye sugeeats ‘that ‘we may deatre to contest BARR j te got a Line” 2 . -  @ . _ on the BOSTROENG y- aiid, ie. ‘that source, and others ‘avaiable to us give. Abe eters teycae tel Fe thei a olear, bill, that wo may desire t6 contact them ama start a Little «| - backfires 1/8. will cooperate filly with uss He would Like to know your. reat ions, (te is personally. Antrigued: by the osse.and will be. anxious rT to hear from you via thisame route back.) n: AEE nim a . bccuwe Fa 3 2 4 ‘Ve e “see? ere
74-00000 a & t ¥ OPT ork, PORT fe Ob - x sere-t97 taay ceee @ OY TrON i GA GEN BES oD BP \ . “- . CUNPTED STATES GOVERNMENT - 7 te “S The Files , d . : a ae (fe Be | FROM owes [PS 0 fe: phe Tes A, AG 08800 howkts “Z had a-telephones call from the Secretary ~ o - : -- .of Corfacion, Lics Juis Echevarria, Ee faif that he haa. an. urgent rater in which he needed my help, He adced that this’ was a matter i , ; that: Presi-lent | Suctar Diaz. Oras. was personally very intatesteds. * aaa Ree Echevarria sent vaoss/? to sae. re and gave fie-the follow . me 7 : aye Prasii dent 3 fay Ordas is’  cersorally very | i, anset! by eT certain recent act inna hy. some Soviets invMe exico., (Note r- zt: ” oF - J beldeve, tart de not know tic, that’s some Soviet bas tried ta . Syncrult! a source close to the Preeiiént-and that this has, _ Mbackftred"), oe os ee 4), Valehhin sac NOW, Sorted (Fray XIE ) is of partic. aa oO Glarland urgent: lant, I wag. a8 .-teld by Echevarria on the talenhona that the. top ‘Dame: on the ae : dist. he would send nyt ‘Lienvov/2 would “fpret vably: get the same “+ >. ‘treatment that sons. obherg' cet in 195¢7, “This refers ‘to Pug _ ac tions ‘Vaken i in March 2259. agvinst two, Soviets. aught. wi Sh: . po De atric. tT, ALILIO- ‘artirey, avi the Hallerad Strikers, _T-was! asks. os “ed. Eft eeu wd gend. tasty ° ‘things. to Eokevarria- urgently: ‘These aver i { od { aS wa: A Sutary of data an. LOOUINOV, particularly saying what there . poe was. ‘to show hima: "Spy" 5° and, sscondly, a List -of lmow Spies in - } te the Soviet Enbasey." (ote: These requgsts were ctiver to nme orete ae 1's ‘and on a | card ber pe Them y/ 2, wher ao caw" Sir, at 02 340- hours on. ; ; { oa : . i i i 7 cr 7 oe “Pata on two: “wrronhlesvekers"s ‘Felis 3 . Lenin ALIATUANTE, : These two, are Incan- and a br hade-aad sent to E¢hevarria;. This reauest card from Echevarria w! ‘Lea Lienvox/2 gave Mes AT ya Sisto Z, Tasked Ec hevatria fer his rersoral : + cata on Soviets witetithe Vevican Foraten 2 nee : ve that tais data, with photorcrs ahs particularly, would help us, Fe promised a : to get thie data for us: arid Tesntert te push lor it on a contiauing basis, 2 ; na aa ‘ UM PlAs ik Metrinution :€ Valentin ‘hotties iP : oy Wont ae Buy US. Sari ngs Bonds Reg. “Regi ita ry? aon rhe ar. cag Liempo/é (Pp - oie 5e, 3 Lirara (Pt Sita te a oe ae ae & ef wee % af “ Pp Stes it ie ery . oh te
14-00000 . + , .. - . - t y e - 20 analy Ae ( i jet “. . “te ? . . u af} fe : . iy 4 df L woe . * i “hs | “of 1 \ of f he oy taded + ‘ oO rh, FO . Noe ope meetings with Sub? eck on, V1, and . oe orca Co eed from 167G to abouh CONN Ceara, ie : wuvicd:ecl Francis J, COIGNE to e wleet an . Poe next meebing, was set for ednesday ev Jniy . ‘yh the corner of Puebla and Jalavn stre:ta | i . &£ tok claimed that. he had reiatives in town. - 8 notes uc to date, He had very litte Coe te : - suntd vas instrieted to make every etrort oo on a: sen a ah Ly basis. During. the meetire on 6. ow. a: rofees uhat-I was leaving and that Pahte °° - , in tr. the future. Subfect: satd absolunrly 9.0. owe Sohuiniees talking abont another tonte, Tt was ret - a Teaving : nud “inde te hood me ard ‘repeated. thak io owas. 3% ie anid tunat he understood. My impression was fiat } tae lTeavine ond Kis reaction to my bit of | SRSPatty umercected. (Or rather his lack of reactton), . The AG we When Subjeét enters the car die -berirs cating - i felt hue a very stranre way to befin any kind of neds hngneal ga Tab he might be reneating a pressred | inca or. twice ij asked him the samé quenticte in : See. ie he would give me the answer In phe aplitnc ty bint. he always, chanred 16. enough. s ceived that he was telling. me something inviids oui. vbhelons, it.was a- point. that always’ both: red: me a ana . Ye VE po non ba: ‘nakee it a. matter of records . SO , TY SU CE ty etl cen trom hie writken notes) . . . i rosy RL Sune. Sul ject saw the “short American womin (rreviously — ¢ ye i ; rhoning open Subfsect's store to a tourist. --eney) - 4g. we “os  Vegkare -bne: Sovles erbassy about 1130" hours, “Ve did ret sée ¢ , , _ . cep. SHe came into the shop to use Subfect!*s phone cut the s outro. orde®, About the sane time he saw ted'n- rn who” _te be ‘Americans enter the Embassy... One was viite and ~ repro... Subject went ‘to piek up some bottirs and wae “apenke to cach othér tn English, Accordins to ‘ubject, ©. ~ hold’ hkm that two “Airericans had visited the imbas sy “ Po. D Vis heeavse they -did not want to ficht in ¥Vieo. Yam. an PP oe . no* peoen-able to tdertify the woman but the Americans an vd &, [LIGOSL seid they left the Embassy at 1157 hours.) | & a prety “rinde. two Wisits to the Embassy. . Onee in the 2s a ‘- - 4 “eee tn tre early afternoons: oe : - . ~ obhat TUN TKOV ‘told him that. thev. waited visas. |” ‘ cn iad tear diow SILMIKOV knew anything about these. , : 5)E wee” STUNTIcO OV is no longer on the main gate of rve : 7, inter in tae day of TNTKOV drorped by (and made the comeing ; . . Abeved, cle “ise hol. Jnofeet that Viktor KALYGIN had been . to’ placeiien nic maim rote once. more (confirmed by the besehovees)- _ 7 “officially” the administrative off'eer.s . are) ae er? hart he (fC1n) was can now tind time to eat Mexican food with He anid ne and nufiea cle would be by the following day about CSO hours. SITMIKOV came in about. occo hours and . Nextean food TU Es ens carmel ixed him sore srectal " roe troay: fe a He was there for ebout a nalf ToCTNOV eame in and ordered 75 pessoa: -tn we wc aeTivezied that same day by 1500 noise, oa fs and at 290° hours Eom '. in . de. three scc.te cases OF C&.t, 1e @ _otior is already there” and asked Subfect ‘Ty bo the Imbassy. Cn his arrival at nied that there were grouns from ayy ae Lat each had broucht wine and foc aid There was so much food ‘ond their country.
14-00000 . Ds . : a) .. ff . . ote ~ . on i on (t oe a fe 4 my oo 4 ‘ sae . eo! _gutrada co 11b6 hiés= P por apovniey. KARHIN. dice. que. o ae eapers: “an: onontés Bespuee i iF ‘JOSE. ares ALVARER. GAYOU solnda a : I Se pu awiige. LOGUINGV. ~ oS : ewe , j ‘blene JOSE ‘LuaS. aioe” ‘que “eh ¥ que. ‘ya. despues le “piatteard: ¥- que: . Bee Cos solo le Liam: ‘para ‘avisarle quie eatd ‘de, rugraso x que’ tambien : es para. uvisarle qus ho ‘hon tenido notictas. de TUCHA oe TYCHA _ og ¥! “por. eso ‘quiere plattear | por af. Logurnoy SBintorson on ‘seguir a, wa iad olagoa, LOGUINOY. sata ae “aeusrdo | ¥ maflana. ‘a las ‘onée Ae ia aa isfiana ‘pasord a viaiterie para Platiear de 8800 5A5= : ‘CARDI i me
14-00000 ADVAN E, cose Luis i v ; tsteheaean} 30 NOVe 61 . . , . At ‘oo. n . ALVAREZ, JCSE LEIS ye . L . €50-CC4-034 Te CIT-wexicc fare €5 er ccc 2 re ce 3 MEXICC. vICKCACAN ce , A LIST CF NAMES CR- ACTIVE: vans CF the. RATE: Po L IBERATICN. MCVERENT “IN TH eS states. E VARICLS MEXICAN Oo te a a ALVAREZ, JOSE iis: nor. & Sessa? Se. ; BO . 050-00 095/71 pe “SEX M Dos ? on HMM) -06018° 0 2 = . 7 NOV 61 ar en) CIT M MEXICO, — pe Bs an “8 Nex1c9, AI CHOACAN a ee an , . Re NATIONAL LISS RATION MOVEMENT Commi TTEe me 4 Po « NOV 61, SUBJ IS M3R OF MLN COMMITTEE WITH Ot ee ‘ sod HEADQUARTERS. IN MORELIA. ‘ in me te Ree: o a eT ee I # HMY | a ae ee - Bo INDEX OnuY~ i e ye ot a ‘ a aAbVARZ, Jose luis Ln es “Ly a ‘ a . uo oar mo . i ‘ - be . .. : Sout wore Fee Por! ee (aAtteads TIGR Ras Gin. Language ee eo8) if Sh RLWAREG, Jose Inte nee to eH! 27536 ‘ . ; ae ; 27-Oct-65 1. ; ne ere Page 20. 5» ! _Aétive member MLN, Michoacan - aa " ALVAREZ, JOSE LUIS 050- -008-00! b : HYMS-207°10 A SEX “003 ? Or mar 63°. , “CIT MEXICO? . PI one ec owe CONTACT WITH C7ECH EMGASSY, : i ME =xICO NOV_DEC £2. WORKS ON PERTODICO DE LA UNIVERSIDAD SND VOZ CE LA UNIVERS1D80. - ; UNAM? KUSAT4 /201-04.167/ PRAISED REPORTS | . RQROTE FOR THESES MAGAZINES ANDO $410. he WOULD GIVE THEM MONEY AND MATERIAL TO HELP SUPPORT THE MAGAZINE, MEXE. ranror - Ke | OL wa 447 889
14-00000 . een “Yncloied 8. note. to. that ‘effect in ‘each ‘of ‘these | elles a wo spe a pteta: ‘AVILA: Kats ~~ pasa renee a Te Attached’ hereto “are “copia: "of all the” Cue I fotind on the 6 Serene inerrant’ othap people” included: on 1 the: Lint: you gave: BYE 9 sre mre nce ett ra 3 ‘fowid . Be Jul eerenl: Tow ope 2 Lute “ALVAREZ” Gaysu” probably at" panne Peat noe ne oe ot ehcp eae evn wn en ene ie. I have reviewed the entire LOGINOV fe and have made copies | “of all pertinent LIENVCY. ‘elips for the folloving P files and have ‘ ‘ ob a : Socorre’ FLORES: > Bal2259 . re Ys hee 7 Bi KANMERNAN ne iS 11 a ~ “Tay Besides t tha. get ‘ipl alip © on’ Dr, Juan Luts ALVAREZ ition es +S enat- related “af: not-the- sane ‘Persons : This ia -the- only. nabs -on-which————. — 7 -{ wane eee — there. are. sms identifiable ‘trdoeo aa eo oe ay: Aecording to a 2B 3 Jurie 1962 | LITEA | Contact Feport, oS - re ae . Jose Lats ALVAREZ was one of the students in the Tuesday . pS —_ and ‘Ture, 7 to 8:30 Ps Baer in - ‘ oe the “Tic during the montha “ef February and ‘March, ae ; - nan “ay manéals,: ‘dated ar Hovoiter L9G Base on ‘information tomo - — fron -LIENVOY- Tait Gy reported that. one. Jo~e. luis: simian —— ‘a nosber_ of te MN. Committee, of Michoacan, J — (3) Th a 30. Neventior, 1963 Legal “Attacks report one a _ Jose Luis. ALvAsS of Morelia, Hichoacan, ‘Was named as one: who a es i a assisted the National | Liberation.  Hovonent in ‘Nexico, pe eas (9 BAN=20810,- dated” V Mardy 1963; taeluced the feleitse — m ; ee information: from LIBIPORM: "One -Jose-Luig-ALVAHEZ— (eatronymie—— mimo) -is- putting items. in the. Noa dela Universidad! (tniver=_’ __Sidad Autonora Kacional de Mexico) for the Gaechs. _KUBATA, the Charge diaffaires in the Cech Enbaasy praised ALVAREZ for his reports and said Wwe wild give you poner and material a ae oo eS bel help support the magazine’, ALVAKE2Z also works on the So ~~" alversi ty! "Feriediee de la Univer didad'” (ieuspaper)s an -~S |o----------—--- (5) MBA27516,- dated 27-Cotober 19655-previded an-22—-——— . October 1965 listing, again based on LIENVCY. inforsations.on —_.._
14-00000 _which the nane of Jose Luia ALVAREZ was again included as an __ Bree eit meme Ste ee ce me etme ci te natn mee , ° ative. member of the MLN and a member of. the State Cound tte putas eee 8 recente eet eet nian Senne eA EA NTR NRE eA Ate en Pf reat nna ttt mY see nantnae ACen Sede nt seer aNe arse eA He te ; of Morelia, Michoacan, which had ite general offices at Gulllermo H é. 1 ~ - “ Benne eect ee Le emo ot ee eee tem eet eet e et ett re fe ee te eaten matt eee Pae mee ay weet eta Ad vo Prioto 3510 in Morelia, 3 ma poem “About “Gloria “ALFARO, I wonder 1f “she” nay Hot Ge rélated—~" vo oo ’ teacher at the UNAM Econorics School and. os To to Ofelia ‘ALFA Lopes “(pH12339) yf friend: of Antonio SARMIENTO-(P-12703) ---~ _ and bis, wifey. Violeta. Both Ofelia. ALFARO. and LocINol, attended’ Christmas party | at the SARMIENTO! ‘last. at -yoar (pertinent olips inoluied: TF a ceirms eras mttoncnat mee Cee renner ne tt SMa tere f ° : with the Gloria ALFARO material attached). In the 22 June 66 conversation “Gloria ALFARO had with: LOGINOY she mentions having met him at Christma nr ee ene eon ennlt tte eh etedh germ ocFam pte estos aneierenctenrstereeen tei ements raven ect aree ew Aa eet wm te : : q : ® i By ~ Copies” of ‘all of Loowv's ‘eontacts” with’ thé: “Institute ae serene ane de. intoxprstes. y:Traductoréa; dnoluding’ the- One - ‘whi oh- mentioned: Ce : . /.. @ré attached. -. Ce _—Sengrita. FAROUANDEDS/ J Osher -pople.s connected. with “that. outfit ¢ arbt- ees rf Ce os ae, Lio KELSIN . eer nnn pannninmmnn = Sant te Ini” oe 1s Jacobo ‘Chensinaki SO, . . i > mt at wee emanvartone antetaninamn nat es een gene me pen emitter oem ‘ Be Besides the names on your. list I also found two clips on - os - a RTE (Hage) FOR who “Reaiia to be ‘on “quite. faniliar ‘terms with x no ‘LOOLNOV: ~T have> neluied: copies-of then: alsas ane a i bo net ~ bohiote. ‘that. ‘aa of. ‘the calls. dn question « are -ticoatng ealige , ft Alize to “each, 6f. tisbe, people sndothtng. is. Bentoned about. classeas.____ x, eee ean mene anemone ent mabe cinartnti ne eeMeet nan Sane cna AB nt cA IR ne Ree Ly Sec i ie Hm on ey ee re ee a = get nnn Bat ten 1 t eect shee natn RAEN ET GRE RR A YARRA I Rie Ao wie Ne mee Meme eat on oe He Som ne Mn ant nt ee RR RR et te nen entetttatrnunt nts tert nnkatn trerei
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14-00000 | | MESNRANUENA TOR THE PILES Se . he oy nates ee © 28 Sine. 1966, “e oe ows | Lp eatied Sibject at his office on 24 ‘tenes ‘Hie sald that Ke hasn't - seen or been able to do nud lately because. he has heen travelling almost constantly. (CORMTLT: T tried to get hin trice during tho last two ‘works and he was ‘out of town ‘hoth tires). .- . 2 “However subject has seen. LOGIN with wife or child at the club | two or “three tines, tle was, never wits Antonio BANUITSII, He has not fOEN, COMTISY ES : ; ; . ae ss “Twill call § Fuh bject -aeatn in’ snie-July md “$20 hin at. a tire; ve
Hfvenex > Pete tales may AEE att ees * ” fer tconov), In any event, 3, Interest ingly enoush, Loginov + Loginov s ” abke ds Myo you, stfi2 mad?” _- elesrly. Sat erienaeen. Co on ay0 Tracey, DINO IAr, Contact Hope. of. Bde Cl le p1E25 5 ee) ¢ 25 vue 22504 nm by Subs, the 0.0, wen $ to soc on Saturicy 2, Subj reper sted thet Vhlentin iojinov had droyp2d im to the office en 24 Juno | . . 77, f ents for & weturn sip So the Sovict ‘Union for (si¢o2 tai) Leon 10V >» “Subj waid Bo" aut we . t te make arranges wné, Lesfincv ssid, bad to: bein Mescow a _the latest 4 Fulye to han dle, /Corments Ioyinov said he would econo by the office on would ‘try ' 27 Juno with Lecnov's Jos acport, because there was tho “Mklihocd that Subj oe ; would ‘ettonpt: to got ‘@ KI flight for Gost nov via Eo ue ten (requiring a US; visa Subj told the C0, that ho ris not going to thé af ck the whole problea to Ait whe. 7 , i ij { { sf 7 f. U3. e Hatacsy te request tho visa, but would buck “souta heve to take iny visa ax avrengensnts that were required/, took the opportunity to bring up operstians1 te Subd, and Subj used tha ensuing disoucsicn to rake his stance uitorly clear to Logincve _ The - ‘conver satien went more or less as follovss: -~ ai "You're rad ct ro.” Subj said: "Way ahowld I-be rod at yours : "BSgcause of } Majestic! (otersis ny to the fect that tho. Sovs hed You’ lereis wo . travel réquost to Viages Uajes ie to to serviced). ; " subj shrugged this off. . Then’ Loginov. oO Loginov cat first given a. have to smrend it ayoind anong: frie riésy Subj replied: Eta x not mad, and I never waa. Loox, Valentin ™ (and then hd made his: * first! att expt at cle rifie: ation, saying in effect” ‘thet in, normal ; friendly matters they yore like ientienin °c intizate natters like neaurtncé an bus saying g that ‘ Lezinev s said (wi Subj. cus hin shorts "Dorit bring can keep ite You went ‘to go for ¢ =2ee$ you want’ to go cut with ruck. pleasures; enything up to ot point. Soaly force moz and let's be ened friends," : Loginov saidr. "You? ra ORB gay therst Subj exogroreted as is his. menner> . - ‘ a — “avon unto death{nasta la piorte)* | SOS Tare ay thet was the culminction point be "anything. else" was- finis kod) shout batting 5 on esa) "I nad. sone business for yous ne © anything i irportent) abel not in portent= you th girls; . - with tly as) ‘ éna t rant you to understand thet sey tet 4 Moe Subj replied: "No, I'n not einfic cult, 4nd there's no damase,, I redo ry end your chiefs will.urnderstend my positicns™ ont, ‘acorrengy, ed AL RRS Pa yt fat ae Pn oon 5 - i } “ e % * : a ary p- | y 3 Qe A gen week wee ae oc a” pen tained ea Papen A
= a are ne 2 0, wilh drop azound- to Subj's- affice carly next’ wock. — re: $6 the 6.0. ko. wented an expres: > santana Bi . “ee . Be | . & — ; 268 Loginer tried asain: “a good frient of yours vos aprointed Chief of the v5, Tosvel Sorvica - Poul Giedre- no's @ frictict of yourot" “\ Usbj became a little neated in reply: " Yes, he's ae good’ friend, I will ae ainsys te cloce to hin, Bat you g3% thie very clecr any plans you have for \ foul Gicare, | forces. about then, ds that Glesr? fT  gontt do a goddan thins. = hore you understan$ thet, We're friends (you end I), but ‘be side. boing friends~ ; Loginov took out a ‘piece of paper one started to read from it, asking Subj if he knew the man "Daearde Wetelzin-’ approxinately 55 yeara old= 6 Nexicas: - “des.” (Attached 13 a rhotecory. of the piéce of Raper Lecinoyv nad, been readin Sy and which he left behind en Subj's desk épparontly” by ristake.. ‘It's dn Buss isn, snd Subj ras 3 not-abie to -translata conpletely at first. glance. - Susj plaas to “petern the origin sa) to Loginey when ho comes by om 27 Jihe.) While Loginov was istontly: " I doen't know. the aan, and I'm not going to. do rescing, ‘Subj seid insi anyt hing oo." Loginov replied? "I'm not u soking you to do.anything ~ it's just” ahsg I don't know (sdout hin), About Fel Giedro, he's a good ‘friend Of Yourseee™ Subj said: ' ‘Forget ite a ; le oe a Tie C.0. replied that Buby had Sane * +s csked tha Cc 10. - Mesa I do wren, ng" The C.0, replied Deel ntiz ily but he has’ to expect thet the Sevg will keep up all “kL 1d of oe * press 38 the has to do is say " . st . : ‘." Subd said that ‘Loginov had brought hist, a box of MPan cn" ¢ c3 usual offercd to poy, but Leginov “predsea thea on hin. sion of policy. cn how he-should handle that kind tor offering to. p ay? xefuse outrig 33? Sv 8. Subj then seid , 2 Y) ‘eet O4 ‘of thin Ss fren tho Sovs+ take the gifts, 2 . - Tie CLO, seid we woul id: ‘plve: the gas dance ke needed for ‘Bist situétion, £ierden 2 tho Cin, told ‘Subj ‘that there tos a runor ‘that, Oler “Kochi Forex foe Subj said ke krew of nothing on that score,: bus doubted ee . Wes sean exouné: tonhe . as strong sly= singe. he was sure Oleg mould have contacted hin, The C.0. under=. _ seared that Subj do- mothiiig about the rukoz. oe a PRE. | _ 7 uresa subt le, sels © or even great, and not 80 “subtle, ‘Bat, ‘tho way ‘is “Gleam.” cigars , (Cuban), e end 7 i. ee F Aw Roe teen wer egmemener en oe oe Ye wef
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ee ee ne ae ee . ae ae . . * » ° ae ~ an ~ im ene 3 oe Ze Subg ron Penmaes ani whee irenped in at his offsee on 20 July, ( Loginey ba «tice tea}, Loginov teld Subject that he shad reesivi ls aetyc Veocer went civ te chads thas “thoy wcse very disappointed, fe fy - 6 handle the wravel te the Soviet Unidn as “beur ists’ Sor to! "Sefioraa"': seria “eshia a * ae “A¥akten” “and Ptelg, Sastre SES beceusé. thers Pac Subj-angweres fis a friend tt ° Ba 2 goturstiy appreciated _ -[Cor, ent for trave} he be  [eoamsicts the Co, told Subj ve wanted noré S info abéut these ege1sennes/ . ob ni they Rad hoses that Subj would cocimrstes 7 @ Uke gs bro! An rec erd by new) that he tii wag a Sister, Chat Ae vos their sia, he was: their man. ~» but he anced they roud att fry to: force: fine because . : ) toda sab: that, ‘Pavol Yatokev was, Yeavinic for. 7 ve a - f was’ in Subd's office to make” the” ‘arrangerienta)= end’ would: ont yal ow chet, nord Yatakov can bring ‘back to Moscow. * Caer avronth. He ‘Geke a altendy cold nisi: + nothings he can't go any thing for thet. Loginey Spans back to. ‘Sub je and Subg coid tot a thing. Mooring “ny Parara? (a Seviet ‘actress “le had - po weeks). ‘thot would h “fine with hiay- "he Sern “ug cordially, a OS , an tie theée of Tapox he nad “wert in Subse, office ° ve quire abcut, and Subj left: it ‘at thot he didn't. ans the: plece of paper to roturn, to ‘Logindv/s. a 3 Subj renticned | the names) of ‘Bone dpplicants~ ts ‘ . o n38 to take a in Mose wean 2 Aueet 1966 | ie ; ia. “thet. his. J arployoey iirien dvi la rete, who. bad void ti that hema had been, invited’ ys the Soviet: ency, in but iguana tied: tran seferred a-re guaats to “Saad en Tee wot : a a ” oY fey : * ies oot * . ~ Pare a a re 99s. eo We - 7 OAL a \ o coommnccacsiete ° Saeed ‘teens : ' Nees mame
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14-00000 VALENTIN SERGE ¥SyIC LOGINOY - Feohe de necintentos 23. dicicnbse 19276. Espleot ferecy . Secrvtazig ua is Suooisa Consuler de la Ene buje da soviética en Léxicoe | Doniedlio: Tgnacio batevay 19s] ol. Taoubayas AutonSvils- Chevrolet, Tapala 1965, licencia. 19: diplonftica. ‘Tdtonaa que hobla:. espatol con. fluddes ‘y ‘Pogular. Angltas oa Sp 1955 3e wind ala CR, De 1999" n tT concurrié: a ung escuela de enttenanterito, do \ Be oe 1957 2 ‘costo’ de 1969, funcdonario an ol Cusrtod General. - wee ee ee de lo KGBen Kose&e: rae Dé septienbre ‘de 1960: ‘a: septientro: do 1963, seregads. en: Ia . Habana. Cubas. en roo. * Diedombre. do: 196Z:. ¥ioj$ a Ponati® y - Souder con: ‘el. equipo a oe oo, 2 foe 1." peviético do Soecers in esic- "viaje. LLev$ne ‘gran suma re do sinero pare los Pe rtidos Comunis tas de ‘Panané vz Eoun-- ‘17? mayo “Tobe Pa sb por H8ti00 an trbastto, para do uRss an uso oe -de licencia. © > =. 9 septienbre 1963: “Partié de ‘Cuba pera recresar a: la: UNSSe Septiekbre. 1963 a julio’ de’ 1965, estuvo- Gono. funeionarie: en: “. el Cuartel. General de ‘Te-KCD- en! Mooatie' an 3 agosto, (19653, Agribs a uéxicde! _ Se get, oS o MORSE Po oy Bet coe LOSTuOV ‘pearplesd | Q. OLEG | ily Wei gp otro elecento. de la-KuB,: hociéndese. cargo-de: todes sus fun= “. -* " efones 7. ‘de los- agentes de sint eligenola.. ih enero. dé 1266 “intent§ inflicneiar ‘y- ‘yeclutcr-e ui. chofer de la. Snbajada = -, Hortéamoricaza‘’en Uéxico. “-LOSTNOY :es-un- agente de intelipenc - ga nuy cepeeitado-y -deugsiado activo.:Jebide a cue nd’ tiene _ otras responssbilidadés extras, piicde dedicar ¢1:95.de gu. 9 |. bhempo. ola actividad de intolicencia.” Tenemos:conocdiniente © "de que es funcionerio de intelisencia.de la: KGB. desde 1958, °° ‘os: Sut jofe innediato de este orgenisuo, on Lbxtco,. es Fateh Ae Yaa a BSEO Vo' i aPoaiiko, =
14-00000 ate cod .- . ’ . , ‘ ‘ ‘ we os a? * ewe eee a a rae wo woo yt ot oan ra . naw et 1 . . , + a yoy : . oy 5 . + . ye a so 5 ~ ~ \ ° + 7 . wa . : , YY . we . ca ead + ie out . « . ' : . a wey . A ard . wee 1 . “ roe a oat + ne a >! - , ‘ ’ . ve To. ‘ > 7 ‘ ‘ , ae . ~ e . “ . 5 8, te a Pe $8900 22 july. 1966 “MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: -taformati 6 on: Local Sovleta Posed to. » LIRAMA o ae en responde to 0 LITEMFO- ~8's urgent request for cértala - fniformatton on-certain’ local Soviets, COS on 22 ‘July passed the attached information to” LIENVOY-2, LIENVOY-2 will translate it Into Spanish and give it to LITEMPO- ~§ who will in turn pass it to ‘LIRAMA : _ Paul Dillon” = ss Attachments ao. CPILBE P+ 9684 an / p- S683" $0-6-72-2 eo PRET. hee ies : SECRET | ig,