CO . ‘ap note Qogoy ine Se ald, Z cocks fi ‘WADE on ae * aed ~ ° Sal aren w ‘ . wr’ ‘ - e t " e = oon ee ae ‘ “— ~ Eu } 8. During the above conversation, we also discussed: the. United- States, including President Kenedy, "whom both Subject 7 and ALVAREZ: claimed greatly to have admired, and Subject's experience in the U. Ses wher @ she, attended Kent ‘Stste: Cniveréity ‘She stated at this tine © that: she regarded, the. U.S ° as, in Ohio. ‘She also expressed. Love. ‘for Mexico and’ together _& second home... with. “ALVAREZ; ‘took’ pride in pointing to Mexico's progress. 9 Following ALVAREZ" departure, Subject: looked at me as Ghough Iowere a “bad dog or something and asked: in: a scolding — . _tone ‘how i could. have: ever suspected her. of cooperating with’ 7 Loginov. ~NO,, she. just: couldn't indérstand- At tr replied. that: -, - I hadn't suspected her and) ‘Yeminded- her. ‘that: 1 heantt gata. i ae “thing. tha Boo I then “said: more Seftously, ‘that there was, one ghe loved : bothered Tie, however, on ‘the one Hand, she told 1 me , Mexico end ‘regarded the Ue Se as. her second country 5. other, she claimed to be totally apolitical. The Soviets in oe a Mexico, I “repeated, were working to undermine both. countries,’ yet on the.’ and proceeded to go over. again. much of what. I had said earlior. oI stated tat: “at was. incredible to me that Soviet activities in. “ Mexteo” didn't make “any, ‘difference: ‘to her, t bad contacted her, ae said, net ‘vecause rt had any” suspicion ot her. but ‘because from the Little I knew of her t had hoped shetd cooperate in helping - Subject: us. learn ‘more about LOGINOV and his activities ‘in Mexico. _ thereupon protested that there was nothing more she could tell : One. She had told me everytaing worth telling about their assoclation, Moreover, she hadn't seen him since, Christmas time, LOGINOV was smart, never talked about anything sensitive, and could probably never be induced to-do so, The only thing Ese serec scans 4 ¢ ' ? at ay
L 4 Se Ne tate ya oats 54 Arent 8 § eda ay lta ME tin enn bigs ntacon eT ose tt ones e. En $ oa : é -k i the ‘ : : (Seapmaremu Dea naneae YIM cree eager al oe } sept : was | in contact. with. ‘88 irportant Soviet Antetiigence: officer’ he had ever asked her of an even remotely suspicious or had any friends at the ta inseresting nature Nas whether she lied tartly that she had. — Américan im mbassys Sie sald she had rep friencs “everywhere, ard that LOGINOV hadn't bothered ‘her with such questions since. in short, she atantt see how she’ ‘outa | A be of any helpe. tut is was- who. was of great interest to. the Uattea States, and ‘that. now: “that I kmew her better, I was ‘confident she had the intelligence and feagnent. to help use it aia not want to interfere in any : Nox até i really want’ her. te. ao anything « way za cher personal Wites- evel I: in the sense that: she would. have to. 0. ‘out ‘of her aye, “wanted” ‘was that she be as observant. 8 as “posaibie’ during her. “nordal: contacts and dates with Léctiov, ‘to try to see into the 0 man, what made hin ‘stew, what ve “problen 23 were, whether he Was, satisfied ‘with his work, “now he liked to. “relax, what, ‘did he enjoy, what did he” went, ete, Then after each substantial’ contact, most probably a date, ttd lke ‘to have the opportunity ~ to sit down with op eves lunch or wherever it be and “diseuss ° her observations. This’ was aly I was. asking. All right, it ne ke ee — There was, t said, ‘one thing i wanted: to inpress on” “thats: all I wans edy -sheta do ity fe Tare Sem metres pee bes 10, - her: if we were to obtain any worthwhile results, one thing Was ‘Subject nodded at this point and interrupted: I emphasized that this. méant with essential... "ft know, . keep quiet.” everyone, indluding her. fanily, her friends, her bogs and her ae co-workers, Subject assured ‘me that she could be “pelied upon, “se T reriied that since ‘fe. was, fr whe. need ‘the ely: oo. for me to’ deetde;-that whether, ‘she liked: itor not she
14-00000 6a wee cementite gilt “ED : fs i rere i | ht. Contact Arranearients. ‘Subgecbeagreed to call me to oe 4 oo} set. up a Luncheon. date after’ her next dste with LOGIKOV. ] _ ios will meet at the entrance to the’ Pergola ‘at the. time and date | 7 LS oo oa 7 < specified. t ‘gave her “0 870 oxtensiod ‘and. asked that: she « use “ Soa pe : 7 the’ name "tary when galling. . . eh oom os oe ae ee tne , 7 - “J | ; 12, There’ “are clearly: two essentials’ if Subject: ‘ts: to ; bss . - 4 de ‘deverop: into : a ‘worttiwitie, assets Fist she ts going ‘to: have. to. - Se a. come up ‘with nore Anteresting: ‘observations ‘than simply that ° yo ' LOGINOV is shert. Shé may be "able! to “ao this by becoming a - LE nore ‘diligent ang careful cbservér-ashteh I think she is : capable of-sor “4at- may require an effort: ‘on ner part, to develos er one possibiiity ‘in, the a ‘ . a” closer relationship, with LOGINGY. “latter aireetion ‘Ls to. prevail upop, her to ‘becone more. intimate On the basis of a os : Seen emearenme Oo owe pao mene tite | with ‘LOCINOV ‘than she ‘now appears to’ Be. sf “EICoZY5 15 opinion that she probably sleops around, this might. “fo : be ‘possible, although it ia much: too early to. aye ‘Second, i ~ Subject must, prove cooperative. She strikes me as a very indépendent - i, ! pl and strong-willed person;. and: there, is no. guarantee _ she won!t’. ‘ as change. mena aa her mind | OF: ‘do gnty what she feels Like: doing. . - i ke “It is, also pésaible that ti a _métient of reconsideration, she Tiger op poemeh TR, poof might - confide in Lieozt5, in watet, case, her” ‘eredibility ‘would et SE an Co ok on 1 become tangled with bigs’ a a a Se . oe - OS ap be . Robert Steele = 2. E, wo & @ 3 ‘ ‘ 4 i 4 ‘ - ,} ' 3 3 e ~~
14-00000 o 2 - : ; : : - | 7 7 SECRET 4 . a a me i March’ 1967 re a ' a ~wekoninDuM For: 7 “ir. Nathan: be Ferris, Logat Attactio. ps : a _ fo can . - WRois - 7. 2 minston Ke Scott | a ee . a 7 Ki , . i — _ oS - Unidentified Vinitor, to ‘Soviet bay eo | - Clghk 2 .o ‘k gonsitive;. reliabie source. has reported ‘that: on. 8 an — LS oa, Haxth. 1967°a sian. who appeared to be an American stopped.at. ~~ _ ooo a ‘the Soviat ‘Embassy ‘in Hexicd City to- talk with Seviat-. Consiil- Soo Te _Valestin Béergeyevich LOGINOY. Thé man did not enter the on: : , Ts _Soviet-Enbassy. “He waa. driving -what- ‘Appeared to.:be @. late a model ‘Buick Blectra with Florida: tags. aa 0-8-7776... . ; - ae oo 3.) A ‘photograph. of the above: man will be furnished to ae ae , _ your, office. -whén printa are available. cee ; ee “TRIS INFORMATION 1s ‘FROM ‘A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE.” IT ‘tust KOT oo, i ‘BE DISSEMINATED IN WHOLE OR-IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICE Ty ~SITHOUT PRIOR . APPROVAL or THE ORIGINATING OFFICE. it MEXICO wot ae . ee Dtatrivution: ao 8 : ; oo) 6d) Original = Addressee | SF we SORA SA | ee 1 = 50-8-10/11 - an 1 = Memo Chron. 1 - Wash pouch - Perna! Jonathan L. WEENING/ficn 1? March 1967. ~ mN oaseracag ang Cesttaiegigg Ohis? | Etcluced tert autgnss: f sep -. : *, ee oT EY : + * ee ee en = flags of ea ae : i
14-00000 > wer +e ’ e' pye os . From Citizenship Office + 15 March 1967 oe - a , Ramon PATUEL ; I a - Pos. “Bpoe. 28 Tuly 1096, Madri4, Sprte ee er oe _ : ‘Date oF Naturelizacton - u April 1956, Supreme Court of N.-¥. at Rochester, N,Y. 7 - Haguredization Gertiricate #1457155 > : ~ - 8 - “boca Address. "Stet: Grade - 901. Lome, Mexico 10, De Be = - aps “ho “Address in U.S 8 - +23 River Meadow Drive, Roctieater 23, a. te ' - Raa name of. facher, date and place « of his birth _ Enrique PATIEL, © ee Poe le, at Valeneia, Spain | Watiohaltiy + "Spanish rn ed Routers, Bulalia Sanchez de Molina Patuel, Madrid, Spain °: :Spariish _ . ooo veo A ‘Name - of Spouses , Frances he Patuel, Madrid, ‘Spain, _* Deo. Agee: (US. father) us Cit. bo - . Date and place or marriage - 18 March 1950 7 : se LD a a wate ative tom a ms < a - -Date of last arrival ‘in country - 20 Fed, 1961 — an ‘ fr Pp #52k09 issued 15 May. 1957, Wash. ons airs “Wanes of children, daves and places of birth: ve . - oo. -, Rlyandna Jen: b February 1951, Rochester, We Yip cepone staph -U. 8. fiesidence since Bates oo Residence outside u. S.. Binge Navz. a aera aon an a . ‘Prow omg, 7 — _ Gomery a _From ° : "1959. “1961. a “Mexico . “3.20.61 — Present, “Date card intidally” syped <2 ‘March 1962000 ; : ’ * Action taken: © a Mar 51 Appl for ppt & reg _ , 3 Mar 51 Pot #2042590 iss valid to 3-2-6% reg. to same date. Wife included in reg ‘ only ao won BF Bab GR Ppt 2042990 iss~3 Mar 61 ren to full validity” ~ "7 -25 Feb 66 Issued Ppt 2522115 valid to 24 Feb 69, res. Prev. ppt. can. & ret. - ~ - ~1 -- ve '
x ‘ hg tee eet Bete trees crete en Frances Ls PATUEL A Dec. 1922, Madrid, ‘Spata’ OT, RL, (Pather * > mag Austin Rodger Smith, Rochester, BR. Y.-S: Sus. ese ; “Gite USA _ “Wotnet = lietoedes Semprun Smith, ‘Yeutoiia,’ ‘Spat “Father native born; ae 7 hy a _ Date, of. ‘last arrival in “eciintry - 20 Feb: ‘6h Ppt Hoehoe9 iss 15 May 57, Wash; (ined. 1 in, nudband's Pet. a as a “Action takent me : mr, a i mo 3 Mar 61 - Pee fZ0%25 38 jas” valid to 3. 2. 6 ree. to sane, date cad Feb 64 Ppt #20N2S6S ren to full. validity sal 25 Fet' 66 Tssued Ppt faseaiig valid to 26 Feb 69, ‘Rog. Prev. p ppt. can, 4 Fete 7 . até card 4 inivtally, typed = 2 Mar 62 peepee manent be ! - ‘There is: also a card | on the gon, _Raysond J. "-PATUBL; dort x Feb Pot, Roches ter,H. YY. . with same, into.’ as above. 3 - + ‘ : i, de = po - wt pees - ~ a - ~ ! oe - me news top cee eee eee ee ~ pare een en cree cee “ fi i ~ = + - ~ ~ noe tae - te ~ ie st i i - — we eee pepe tenet tamale cece pee tees nee mihi pe ee _ a - a ” ~ cea peers hee es ve Ae ee ie we eee ee ~ aoween ve we eee eo
14-00000 . 3 gs ECRET CONTACT REPORT. SUBJECT: ss BESABER - DATE OF MEETING: = Raton, 1967 : . | for b ast. - Hee lasted from. 9800-0920, ” Noxt ‘Reet ‘wild be . aftor. Easter... .. a . 3 Substance 7 a - 7 . - we _ ne oo. ogy SRRWERP: _BEWERP. phoned BESABER on Friday, 3 March. 1967. to invite hinself, his wife and the RZADZINSKI couple ‘down | ‘for. the day on. March. _ They arrived. on 3 March | at aboutl100, stayed’. ; until: 1700." ; : be “BRSABER peported. that. Mrs ‘RZADZINSKA is three. months | prégnasit (by her ‘admission). and that. he, “BEBABER, thinka ‘that ‘BEWERP is the. father. He cited the. following as evidence, a 4 “| | i a Ste 'A. “Operational: tet BRSABER: at. his hotel. roost in pei- paseo. Za ay - 7 | ~ .Q). ‘Phe: BZADZINSEYS admitted they thoy’ had. beon. 7 “married. ‘for over. five: years, yet this: As her first ‘prognancy... nn oe (2). My, RZADZINSKI wAB totally unattoiitive to Mra. | Re BRSABER and his wife. assuse that after so many years of - waiting for: a-child, rs. R: ‘should have shown “more concern for: and interest. in’ hig- “wife. ve te See @)- ‘Likewise; wes RG wis! ‘tétariy adtointérested ‘in: the fact that he is “about. to: becone.. a: father. «; wae (4) BEWEEP;,. on ‘the other hand,. showed concern for i. ‘ars; Re hen she. went to. S180. tae Bun. . Twice he @ suggested He didn’t. — a (s): tires. R.. | appeared ‘iterated in BEWEEP. When’ he | ‘wout swimming, Hrs. R followed, proceeded to jump-on him and . ye frolic in the water. Bnd. R. ‘paid no attention at all. - _ | og PE a g: Bg ie | 4s 8s fe Wy ie a! , (8) Hre, R, sat next to BEWEEP at. lunch, (on purpose), ¢ zm : Kept looking at BEREEP lovingly... i | - ; ’ F oy + aa (7) . BEWEEP, possibly: enbarrassed by all the attantion t » Mrs. R. wag showing hin, mado some very compl 'inentary renarks : 7s About his wife. Mra. BEWEEP, who apparently was completely _ ‘| y ; Ss Vf oblivious to what BESABER and his wife thought was so obvious ; SAY | in the BEWERP/Mi's RB, relationship, was obviously very pleassd i } WS t CP avaty Pu5183 p-9087 P4593 Pri 12. fo- /t ? f2- (NO PILE: | Pe8777 evwnebte
7700000 2% te “bat ¢ surptined, | £0 hens ‘her hugband apeaking about. her in ‘auch a: 1@.. asked t Anereduleusly. whather-.. he really meant og but _ | tine. ‘he’ pad ever ea! e ‘euch: ‘kind things ‘about: Heer, the: Soiree" _ time-ehe ‘had been ware that he really, aia think eho. ‘was & good (8) - _BEWREP’ ‘meoned relaxed énough,, ‘put different. On ‘sien ral occasions ‘when politiéal “matters cane up, ‘Usually raised”. by Ba", - Res che -changed - ‘the eubject, once asked: Nr, BR. .admdst ‘rudely, Don?t” you “have. evanyenine better than politica | to take” about.” ee in ‘the. kawal’ of ‘going | tt one “wookends: together. ‘BESABER eup oroaed thet, /BBWEEP way have = ‘dono the deed during. one of their ‘outings. e. In private: ‘conversation with ‘BESABER, Mre.. BEWEE? : os Seiad: if -BESABERKA. vheard | ‘from BESETON. ~. Whon.. -BESABRR’ ‘said-he had- ‘got, ee. “BEWEED | eaid - - an: Colombia - - (GLINEARD had’ told-BEWEEP this). She then vent on. ' to -eday ‘that -BESETON was the. nicest MAN an the world, "Y doa't husband had teld her -BESETON was: ~-.. know what he is, but he's thé nicest man ih, the world.” "He -introdiced “us to another. American (obviously BLINKARD) 1 whon we - ace often, “but it's: not. the sito ST 4. Mrs o “BRWBEP,. atill ‘alone with AESABER,. was very 2 pelsguinattase towards the U. 8. She said the U.S. ‘was made for a oo? omen, the: ‘merchandiss, the’ packaging, ‘the > stores, ete. ‘Moreover, . - i. the: ‘people: Bre any nice. . OO, 7 ‘ eo. Joined: by BEWEEP, ‘ure. BEWEEP. got off on the Russians. Bhe™ ‘dxplained that it was. difficult to. understand ‘the Russians ~~ since she, oa a Polo, belonging: to the Western ‘Cultural ‘traditions, | held so” many ‘different views about Life in general. ‘She was <& Sapparently particularly thinking of ‘the sense of distrust in the- “ Ruseiad mentality. She said. that the Russians here in the co Embasoy ‘simply could’ not believe that. the two daughters of the - former Polish, Ambassador,’ Jére¢g GRUDZINSKI , had been peraitted to stay on in Mexico after their ERRWERX father's recall last year. 8 EBC RET
14-00000 . og touching weograpby - at thé Enbassy to the ehildren of the: ‘Seésctats. ae ON ebmatttn ‘above ao reg _ picked ‘ap the: “following | g. 8 8 C.R BT es a . | t.. ‘Mire. BEWEED. told ure. BESABER that aho wae not. " BEWEED - told BESAGER ‘that: tie. thought. he’ would remain , Be) . ‘in. liszico’ ‘watil. the’ first.‘few sionths of - 1069, | ‘but. t cortainly until we of: the fall of apes. : etter. the: “Olyspi hie : Penow: RZADZINSEI. and. wate i - T- ‘addition ‘to. the: ; endl: his vite, the BESABERS, Q). - -RZADZINEKI was. previously, stationed . tn Vietnain. ey) gy menor: of. ‘the. Ace. ‘Gnterpretery. _ ge speaks good. English ‘and: his: Spanien, although Bot as: good, - ie understandable, -. ye. (2). R- doesn't. ~understanid, why. the “Amevicans are carry tig « ‘out the’ war nd way: thoy. are. - Without in any. way. - ~ (a) R. iad ‘gontact ‘with ‘Amoxenna in Vietnan.. xu. He - pent one month at. the Danang" ‘air bass, - apparently anjoyed it. (4). R. did not. ‘got. off on! polities, possibly: beediize -BEWEEP aparently did not want to’ talk about such ‘subjects. “ 3. “Comments. We have. no information: to. gubstantiate the BESABERe. ~ gupposition, that, ‘BEWEEP ‘ia the: father ‘of-Mre,. R's expected child. -- told. BESABER' thia. -It° “Bay be. ‘true, ‘But to have any, operational . : : eignificance, we we would almost: have to. prove: at. an a oo Plate Tt . an. I asked ‘BESABER to. arrange. a. luach ‘with BEWEEP © ‘4n° ' the. neay ‘future | to try to. gee “4%. there. wis anything ‘pore ) to the "_, above supposition. Ganch “how get up for 4 April), . nc oy, Tentatively, BERARER: will invite LOGINOV. to. Cuernavaca for. 8 or 9 April-to look at hoses, (for. Sov Embassy retreat) and ; play tennis at Colonel Higgins. (whos I. will brief ‘88 BOON as: i can get hold of him). Phineas F. SLINKARD & £6 C R ET
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14-00000 pg earch” vesssl RING MIL LONG ': ballase froa ducvitass Cubas- and iadonas respeetlvely~ Fond an ‘gstinsked: ‘59609 motric. ‘orev Alste of tke thrce. st 2 -souktedje cuir, eround> the. Ld: O30, : “Sovbos Consul ond Third, secretary Valet bin: be Lose ike) ; with the visiting - Tussiaa. ahipgs - ‘ca . fo talkto the Consul, who wag out o +. BO. tha Vico Consuls’: — Lomuinoy, to the Vieo Consule | _ show te: tho Sovick eclontifte. eht with the eas -aifteont- yeception the ship hed. sccolved in even asked ae the dmorlecn Consulate dida “To nad Bal? and Mived.there.ylth hie. fanilye- with. -ebort y redatabeblond, alte, and 4 spoke flusnt spanish with: ‘filsalan accents > "lse caar’ ‘ACGALEOSS- oe or, weg phe Pe ' veo entered ‘Contastoaioos harbor. ‘ginca: . No. ‘Communist phips aro moon ‘to ba “these. sent loned in pahe 3 of the ‘woferenced: Obrgrane ; “fie. not E yet available « On those salpae Seewwe we ob Eu “2 CCMFYOMRTIAL Page 2 nosey (3 photos engloned) ar: Ived Yebruary 245 |. expected.to leave lato Yobruary 266 el Gand KCC S arsived ta 2h The forner is to" aN tona of corn end the latter an- “eat icated 11,0008 : ips last: rentioned ara anclosole. doxloan. authorities | “ . soy “and welused to let anyone on ‘or offs vod Saree bo toun- in connection: ' giving, eristodal: as- ‘ger last port, and ia’ ca Tebruary 33, the “‘prerchank weesels. VIELUSALS “Elia Conculate on. Fetguvary ayy wenting. £ Couns tut shoved no ‘Gnterest dn Rsthiog on Tevruery 28, @ local shipaing agent Introduced Leguinoy, corplatnod of the lack of: ‘hosoitality = p by: fetlean authorities, ‘conpar Ing thie _ ‘Son Pranclacoz he a 4p te) heave cond “gelationsbip: eith taxfean Talc rat loa: euchoritiess. feolying that wo: nicht be ablo to help los suinovs whd wag yory ‘eordlal, theme . He wecued about olx “Seed Caik, Tusthor inforsat ion a COMPIVENTIAL “geld. Ye-bad' Bean in iexico Cley ‘a year]
14-00000 Pe s 8 C RET. “4 MEMORANDUM FoR THE RECORD: a “SUBJECT: oo “ contaet: vith ‘BESAREE wh ‘DATES oF MEETINGS: 23 and 28 February r08? Ay. * opetations os : Sy le As ‘arranged: by. ‘phone ‘CO met. :-BESABER ‘in latter's: room. . i 4 ("> ait. the Hotel Del. Paseo, dates 23 and 28 February. Mrs, BESABER- Ye ba was, present” at the second meét. BESABER pians to be. in’ Mexico. » City ono March and wAMy call to. arrange meet. - ; . i RB ‘Finances. o ne nae i, co. picked & ‘up BESABER' a: Accounting for revolving ‘fund, ~ I oye reiaburse bin at Hext Beet. ; lon a nn | ; 7 ove . : i es. Substance | guoaxbvicl (Pp ~8167) | phoned BESABER from Cuorsavaca. ‘BESABER. had . re a QL. Soviets = “at. abut. 1000 on “38 February ‘Vidinir Ivanovich | g - LOGINOY.. -(p=11712), that L unable ‘to “make. ‘at because’ Some people - _ had arrived. in town, -S showed ‘interest in buying some of PRSABER "3 “Producta therefore -BESARER asked bin ‘to come to factory. : 8. “s ‘brought. almost. 2000: pesos: ‘worth of ‘stust.  dmeiuding ‘two, ° Yerge screens, BESABER opines ‘that ‘this: WAS ‘not. personal-. Te, ‘purchase; but rathor either for the Embassy. or operational ‘expense deal, 38 also. insisted that purchases t be delivered to, Babassy tt Rot hie house, | a ns ‘3. 8 invited BESABER ‘and’ wite ‘to Army pay reception at the 7 i - | Soviet Bmbasay (28 Feb 1967), saying that’ he -had. forgotten to . _ bring. written invitation: but. that it would be at the. gate of. the soa .. Embassy (BESABER was: reluctant - to go and’ I. thought: at better for - Te him to not appear. overly eager so ‘he did not go. ) Lo ae LOG’ ERE 4, Before Xeaving (they stayed about 45 minutes) 8 told BESAaBER that would probably come te Cuernavaca the following ; day, Sunday about noon. (he didn't.) i ; vig: P=8777 | P8167 | orn ™ PoSiG3 PelZ019 P85 ST. . P= QTT2 $8 © C R ET ‘: Rever met hia, before. 3 ‘etiplained: ‘he: friend: “of Valentin. Sergeyevich. . 1 og “ome . 2 ~ . 4 ‘ ‘ ; . ‘ereevadiiciter eee {
14-00000 b> - 5. After a, awe. wife ‘aud i iad: left BEBABRR picked up. st girl. and= drove: to, the. _Arogéna (phonetic) hotel in’ downtown | fa Cuernavaca, Sitting” in ‘the garden. of the” hotel. at about: 1300. i she spotted S(sith his. ahirt..off). sitting ‘at. ‘another table’ _ conversing with a man who -Iodked - ‘Russian, apparent ' age 23, this, . | yay -dark’ brown hairs [8's wife also. ‘present, ‘but MH not, . BESABER ,. t Jos - Left after about. is minutes: without ‘talking’ te 8 although. : S ‘must at ee - dave. seen bigs | { i i . 6. ‘per ‘co instructions ‘BESABER phoned. ‘Lb on 24 vebraary to : gpologize. fer not making ££ to. the. reception, During thig conversation. (LIENVOY, intercepted) L said he, would come to" - BESABER' 6 house for lunch on” Saturday, 25. February with about. + i five’ ‘other people, He showed up | at about 1848, atayed until 1850" i. with” : . - woke. i i } I i I. ae me ae | aoe op Te | . * aledandr ‘WikbayTovien” BROVKIN. “(pa828) and wife oo : a ‘| "oo. . Boris Aleksandrovich MALAKHOVICH (P9772) find wife en “he -, Mra. Pavel. YATSKOV (P8835). “ co | me "> Mrs. LOGINOY (P-11712). Pe t- he : 8 ‘assorted ebildren of above. ioe Tt , om os they: ‘afrived in: two. cars, “BROVKEN. driving a ‘Qeyear’ old Light blue Ford. Falcon, LOGINOYV 8 blue-gray Chevrolet, Licenge ' oo plates 19=DA\. (BEBABER maybe color blind ~ our records show. i ode a i | | | I "both ‘oars. as- being: green.) © a . . . i - Ys By The ‘conversation: was , characterized by a lot of an propaganda on ‘BROVKIN' a and LOGINOV's part. Although Vietnam was i ree not mentioned, L: boasted several times that the Soviets would... ~ | . Bet to’ the moon: first, .complained about -the Kennédy murder een | "scandal, and- generally’ ‘spoke in an anti-American vein, ‘BESABER “= *-° | a: re and his wife tried to taugh ‘then’ out of this theme, but with little [ec QD er 2 ‘success; . 9. At one. point E BESABER néntioned an article ‘he liad recently read in Busineds Week about. the Soviet car indiistry, . When he : told LOGINOY that the article purported to be based on CIA . information, L would not leave him alone unti he fouzd’ the “article ‘and gave it to hin. ., 190, LOGINOY w2e obviously the superior. of the three nen. Neither MALAKBOVICH gor hig wife said a word. BROVKIN, after a few drinks (but- wot drunk) started moaning about the problems. of. life, mentioned that the only thing that kept him going was hia i good wife and- children. At this point LOGINOV walked up behind : : | BROVKIN  sHKRANEARE ehair,. practically lifted BROVKIN, chair and all, and. ' hone said, "We must go." : rn er: | poo: ! oe B ECRET
14-00000 bY ne Ta ae Se co ae re GY Ve As far as” ‘the. DESARRRS. could Hiake out: the ‘only purpose. aoe de - of the visit “Gother- than to get a. free meal): was. to invite the: 9. >: _ BESABERs to_come tothe Embassy to see Soviet filma.. Not knowing : ‘how: she ‘should ‘react ‘BESABER was non=césmittal, ‘although ho couldn't ; --, Feaist., asking BROVEIN it: they had ‘any. Westerns: ‘dn color. - qr: - a " t61d- BESABER he should not goto tiovies-and if the ‘pubject. Cane. or re ill: Up-agdin te tell the Sovs that while he- likea them as people, - ae . - he didn't want to tear their propaganda either orally or ‘from’ ‘the. fe ; sound track ‘of sone: lousy movio). Beale 12., " BESABER. is léss Ampressed by LOGINOV's intolligence than 7 heretofore; Between L's: and. B's- heavy-handed ‘propagandizing” oo (especially. in the capptalistic “ambiente” of the BESABERS)... et BESABER. was less than impressed. with their tact. a OS 136° ‘Mrs. ‘BESARER.- reported: ‘that: of the: three wonien ‘MES, “YATSKOV | was by the: far. the most presentable. She learned that the. . _ YATSKOVe were on their: ‘second tour in Hexico, that they liked , México. (Mrs. ‘BESABER ig 'Mexican).. Mrs, BROVEIN related that they -had. one daughter (age 14) in Woscow besides the two. children with then in Uexico, ros 14, ‘Plans for future get-togethers inclide only LOGIBOV.-- Mrs. BESABER wild look for some housing for thé ‘Sova in Cuernavaca; “RXAAXESS : when she has found ' something; they'll ‘invite LOGINOV down. to have a look at. them, There.<is-e@lso the possibility of tennis,-. although both BESABERs are loathe to take- ~any Sovs to Mra, - . BESABER's tennis ‘elub,. ‘practically ail the members. of which’ are Americans. ae agree.” be : vee oe “ vi “1B, The: [BESABERS” ‘proposed’ and- I ‘second the. ‘potion ‘that {: oe, “oy contact Latirence Higgins, & long-time ‘Station contact and personal poe ont ce frigmiof the BESABERs and’ tell then that the BESABERs are- ; Se Bowe ee * : cultivating Sovs in our behalf,. ask . hin. to let ‘BESABERs bring.. LOGINOV,, =x and possibly others, to Higsin' Ss court in Cuernavaca. > 16, Attached are: (renneurde od) thé. Sovs who visited ‘BESABER. Colima on‘ 24 Feo, reporting among: other things that he would be in . aa . Colima for another month or so. He shid he was working in the ‘ ' office of Secretaria Particular of the Governor of Colima (tel: '  ZeaGde1L) and staying at the Motel Costeno (tel: 2200-35). / hineas F. SLINEARD 4, og Fice wis ecg hae s thc et
14-00000 bs: 5 sites ee eee we pssateped we tetany ear MS On Saturday 28 I went to a party nt ‘the house of tha Greek. og: coneuler. affairs and he told me that he_th though ht: t thet. nego= - eintions for the, cultural. _reenent with: Mexico. were till te quite a few ore “then tens me, : ‘have “taven us, me And my nite, to see the valiet ana te ‘Bee . coming: to Cunaad for ‘the. fair and probably would come nrain to: - Consul General Leander Vourvoulias, and I saw there Vindimir f . " Boqutnoy “engaged in a heated discussion with an amerienn { 7 ‘soni vhope name is Shorry. -Sherry wae armuing that there were 7 lob af Ohinswar ‘i Nor hi Viet Nem y and Teyguinoy wha ryt that It wee-a pity that oudh aig nation as the 0S should bé. if v fighting an. small and ‘poor nation Like Viet Nem, I had a talk. with Loguinov, ‘who 1 think now . Ae ‘in charge ' > going. ony “but: that ‘those/ eho had been awarded. the reltowshipa -had already gone. “But according 0 what he - edid there. were, oe Teguinov was, Dae hie Waite and: ‘talking about the Rot oho : 4 _the dancérs behind the’ stages He paid “that: the ballet was us _ México. _. The Russians. wilt give a. ‘party, for the consule, film, and "drink, ‘sometime: during February, . ol _‘Logutiney aeked Hie 4 r thought, that | some consuls would, not: . different ‘vecauee moat countries had diplomatic ‘ana coneular - Re + relations with the URRS, ~~ ae Pop he = } a oT \CGINOY or Fe TDR OS. vo oy or ee fast Sie fe mia “Gh 4 Siac nn me As oe 2 rd Sry cet me pees Sage tee Te wong
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14-00000 50 SECRET of ee 7 March 1967 a MEMORANDUM FOR itr. Nathan L. Forris, ‘Legal Attache. Soi. Rog” Wanistos BM. Beott | SUBJECT: = = Dr. RB. aXue : . XxX. Reference - is. made to. » your nonorandus. on Subject =. - . dated 37 February - 1967. ce le edt: 7 ; — 2. This - office haa photographs of threo American-looking people who visited the Soviet Embassy -f£rom-1320 to 1336 hours on 26 January 1967, and . who are probably identigal with Subject,. oy oe “his” wife and associate, Clyde WHITRELL. They were driving | a : Bo Tourise Car. frou Zacatecas, license plates 8133H, ae i 3. It is believed: that. the Soviet: who talked to Buibjoct oe, RS the Gonsill;, Valentin Sergeyovieh . LOGINOV. oo tris INFORMATION: 28, FROM. A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE 7 MUST ‘BS DISSEMINATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING. OFFICE an BIEX E00 SE CRP Le # 11547 .. 50824 /A ; ~ i 2 = 50-8-10/11 @ ~- Pe11712 2 «= Memo Chron’ 2 = Wash pouch (HEMA~31524, 7? March 1967) Jonathan L, WEENING/fka* ; 7 March 1967 ; é o Soy base | Distribution: ee y a TS aaa —_ oink GC Book b pate an ao i Original - . Addressee a rn or Ate : ROT
14-00000 7! be ‘e , : oo | | 7 @ wui rar (Hiv recently rejoined RAT'S firm after previously leaving it and ’ (The man is undowbteaty| working for another firm: in Hexico City. Jchn G acr, who is lis ted in the 1946. 67 Anglo-American Direétory as Sales. Manager for Tele- Revista, SiN. The 1961-42- ‘Ariglo lists -a John G. PAGE as being with Richard Ke TOMFRINS y Assécymetieny. : “elearly the: predecessor of’. "TONESINS, RAY y MARTED") According ae to. Subject, irs. PAGE Ys: mother Ais: Dre: ‘Anita BRENNER, "an ‘anethead pi iad goth ttt fexteo This. Yonth. " “tir, PAGE looks. ‘to be PAGE is- halt Jewish and. ‘and the editor. of * 35-40 ycors old ana ‘his wife about 30, one of his. parents. was born in Russia @ PAGE consequently speaks 1967 Orig t11e4: p2166s gone Russian: and spoke, ‘a little with KUCHTROV. LIROBBIN@1: sav, So ! 4 4 i - RAY a ‘few days” after, the filn showing, and RAY mentioned. that -PAGE had told hin that. RUGHTEROV- had mide a definite effort. to | ‘make. friends with hin (pace), but ‘that_he (PAGE) had no interest 4 in, making friends. with Communists, ON A ea n, ria ng friends-w ommun St5e Wg Pe ae B *. Fak, Man isthe, X fii tie -As “it turned out, Gulliver's Travels ‘wasn't Shown after. ‘ell, as the. fhm: turned out to be ‘tin very poor condition and ket “breaking, when ‘run on the projectors In its place, the Soviets showed a Soviet: film about a poor young woman in ‘th or early 20th century Russia who. marries: a wealthy old man and ts: The kids. ‘and everyone else” saan comiaet Report, 28 Feb corrupted be her, new found ‘riches, were: disappointed, but Subject found some consolation in the fact thiat, ‘the flick fat least was,” elean. ae er 5. 15 February. On this date Subject: and LIRORDIN1 attended a : 7 an evening recention at the Indian Frbassy .at nvita ton of : en ther friend K.D.” “PARASHAR, the Indian Consuf LOGINOV ghd SOKOLOV were ‘also there, both without wives, Sutjestat first
74-90000 , { i and unfortunat ely really “‘d@idntt know of any riko aald- taat: he <pobably. réally ought to take Snglish lessons from a hritishers - : "He added that he had once ‘taken’ a few lengons’ from: a Meinl from : _Texés,”. but he had had _to' stop because’ of her "Texas aceents™ LOGINOV finally sald that wells ‘Look, he was having: " a litete ms ; panty” the. “next. eventiig. ‘and would Uke. Subject and. her husbsnd | “(whom he ‘eventual ly met | ‘an. ‘the: ‘course: ‘of the: eventing) to, attend, os % on te woura dike: to, have. her. ‘become: “aequainted with thie Soviet ac . Imbassy, too: Gees: in addition ‘to “the Thdtan Enbéssy). ‘Lod rH0v added that perhaps “she could ever: put something: in THE “NEWS doout * oligh’ without the attates. “Subject | accepted | ‘the “invitation, aut “bron mi-a, who was about ‘to leave | for the: States, and’ ‘said nee a * she'd see if she could get a photogranher to. “the Tnbassy. ; - be 16 ‘Pobruary. - “On: tats date, “subject athended ‘the Consitar 7 Corps, “gathering at. the. ‘Soviet inbasays She went with the. 3 PARAS SHARS » Logtv was’ “the: ‘first Soviet ‘to ernest her, but. a within’ a few jroments PRIK HoDKo and: ‘uct rnov. came : hiistling- Ups : : _ Subject éatd, that ‘Loariiov séened ‘genuinely. surprised that his. " colleagues already mew hers but he did not ask for an explanation “of: “how... On. their parts, PRIK 5 ven ‘ov: ‘seemed equal ty *gurprisedy: but: aso. avolded ‘asking « ‘any: ques jonas | Th. the! course: ' Of the: evening, Subject. talked with PRIRHODKO,. RucITEROV, ‘DOTGOY, .. ces search her’ ‘outs and she, dia not bale vith Aim “again ‘until: eaving, ; . é - a a ee pss _PRIKMOBZO;: and | Mpg, “SOKOLOV. ‘Locrr'oy made no: etrort to, 4 { i i oy that the mts “photogrenier she had: asked “to. come to the Tmbassy a: co nad not whown up. ‘However, she, said “Oh ‘a oye in "Around the Towm,.™ Jul ; heh chen! 1 gpm . 8 . > Lo eo: ae ee wt yD ketene
14-00000 qo © GPS fide \ NA gone and. spend and/or make some time with her. She enid she y felt sorry for UCIT ROV, b “thought he probably dreaded it. gebuall ecause he just wasn't eu iy out for the role and she A, 2% Februarye © ‘On this date Subject attende Army Day reception at ‘the Sov d the Soviet — ict. Embassy s She went with P earl | GONZALEZ and an Amer'bean “naried BALI “SonenENe, sham Pearl | (UGH ROV left an’ invitation | for ; brought. along a3 | her escort. | -Tearl with Subject on: 17 Fe pruary.) ‘According to Subjects... SODEY ENE is about 35. and, is An tpublt “winitan ad Sonnet ts ‘an executive. in. & ape Leity”. work heres: (According |. to the Ack Direatory, _ the I international Department of Walter Thompson de Hexico.) » ‘any ‘other. Americans: ‘at the” recentions . * subject did not n "PRIKIODRY, iro. “ pOEcov said he- had been with PRAVDA for ‘She talked wi PRIKHODKO, “KUCTIFROV, DOLGOV,; ° t, 23 Fab 1967 Grig fil6a: ‘P-11653 and, brieflya. | glx yearse Sti “put a piurb about the 16 February Consular function in’ THEN EWS, on 193 February and rough along 4 clipping * for LOGINOV.: LoGTHov, ‘said he hadn't: secn Ate seemed. pleaseds ed if “she were going on the Consular | ae arid thanked | Hers Me then ask - Corps -tour ‘of the Nextean Hone: ‘Show, on ‘3 March. Well, ‘0, . sabject ‘replied, why “wouta she bes “she ‘wasn't a ‘gonsul or married it been. invited. LoGINov renifed te étie, and “consequently ° hadn that he thought she should g°. ‘and. therefore he “was “makeing: her! =. we Bee Sai honorary soviet consul.” Subject said that was fine: with her gf CO and she'd, see him at. the Home ‘Showe AT told “Subject on 28 February to be careful with TOGINOV, because he was an. experienced - KGB officer and one, of the nest able men in’ the Soviet Rmbasaye ae) oat * This seamed to delight as much as. concern Sub ject. ) . as: “Be . R R 2 )) re " oes ~ PE i A “4 Y yr 4 ae 3 “. . ° : i Bohs aXe sion YW ais’ an : tS ea =xF . oc ETRE REST EI Se ee a ag . . ~* wer ‘
74-90000 a = Report, 23 Fob 1907 Crig. filed: D-11663 7 sata that. nothing” of interest, waa said and they parted wi “9 trom ft to visit. Cuba. as a. Journaliet.” : Cuba - ‘many times ‘in the. pasts __ Subjects, were the. two most ‘recen ”: according “to subjects was: turned. doim, --Pear . Castro. -has “done a lot. of good for cuba a *- an- TH NEWS for, ‘the. last yea Te° visit the: American Imbassy on g March’ in “CO fy * 4 aha w es from the State Department to make the trip. . AR 1): rar 9. 3 Marche subject did not at first nee Lovmov on ‘ne , Hlome Show tour, -but mideway through the tour she fert a tap on They then walked along . Subfect - her ehoulder, turned and saw: LOGIN OV« toy sether for the last 25 minutes of or so of the tour. thout mention’ “of getting tonether again. Subject said time eritietzing the Ue 8. on everything any specific LOGIMOV: spent most of: the. 8 foreign policy. to its. ‘treatrient of. the. American Indian” 10. Poarl GONZALEZ. Subject told ‘me on 8. Nareh_ that Pearl~ perntasion “popeetine from the. cuban. Government Sub ject ‘said U.S. © ‘foreign’ - asion to visit had dust. pecéived cur¢éspondents in Nexico had applied for perm but had all been ‘turned downs. © Pearl and flarold ORFS. of ‘the ‘Copley’ ‘Hews Service, ‘aceording to t American applicants. JONES 5 Subject said ste “thought | L was ‘probably given permission. because the Cubans believe they: ‘ean -lead‘ her a round by: the hand and get some useful publicity out of her, “Subject. noted that. P earl believes nd- ‘that he. has been W unfairly, treated. by the ‘Us 3. press. Noroever, Subject observed). Pearl is by no means, a full- fledged or experienced newspaper - woman , ‘a8 her only ‘experience consists ‘of writing society articles Sub ject aaid F earl élanned to. ll. antontoNALTK. I asked Subject if she knew need who: accerding to the Foreign Correspondents! Assoc. handbook, is a ‘aoe, 3 parae) . > . - . - “4 arte irenrt ~veamaireneay aaa
Distribution: SECR ET v4 oy A 28 February 1967 ota "MEMORANDUM FOR:. Mr. Nathan ‘Le Ferris, Legal. Attache FROM a oe ‘Winston M, Scott. _ SUBSET: cut _ TrAvel of soviet: . a A seusitives reliable source has reported’ that Boviet, Minister. Boris: Alekgandrovich RAZANTSEV wont to Veracruz. eB. .25 February 1067, and that Soviet Consul Valentin: Sergeyevich LOGINOV. and Soviet Commercial Counselor Viktor Hikbaylovich IVANOV: planned to go-on 260 February 1967. in order to attend -to three Soviet ships: there. in port,. it has. also been reported . planned. te be in. Queretaro on 27 February 1967 to attend ( a.) ‘cerenony ‘at- the university theres . ue a 2. Any informatioa ‘available to your ‘fice on ‘the ~ activities ef these : ‘Soviets in Veracruz and Queretaro would ~ be ‘appreciated. - . . : TRIS INFORMATION iB FROW A ‘CONFIDENTIAL ‘SOURCE, rr MUST ‘NOT. BE DISSEMINATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING. OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY. og aysia Original «. Addreased.- os . ne "L = 5O-2-4/a | So, Ls = pPHll712 ae - P1612 ~ - = Pe8102 = P-880 = Hemo Chron werk Jonathan L, WEENING/fkm 428 February 1967
14-00000 Tb 8 EC BR E TF CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT: CO LICOZY=5 a ! DATE OF MEETING: 22 February 1 1967. pO a 1.; 1 had ‘breakfast with Subject: at the ‘Hotel: Del ‘Paseo fron’ 0900 to 1000 on 22 February 1967, Next. meeting is. at the me same > place at 0900 on 8 March 1967, °° ; . Lote a: Subject reported’ that he bad: had lunch: with LoGINoy - uh i So ag planted, © LOGINOV brought up the following topics $ a. LOGINOV.- brought up ‘the Ranparts- article about CIA. subject hadn't read or Heard of.it. “LOGINOV then said this proved that CIA waa very active and gaid they were active in Mexico, — He agnin asked Subject. if he had any friends: at the American Embassy .. ‘Subject: for the nth time told LOGINOV that-he hadn‘!t- been’ in the ‘American Embassy. and. that an office. boy takes care or visas, etc, at-the Bubassy. be LOGINOV then enid: ‘that ‘he was * going. to explain. to- - Subject the line of the CC of the CPUSSR on China.-. Then followed zi -an ‘harangue against the Chinese which Bubject ‘stated. contained ots nothing that hasn’t been in the: ‘newspapers. x see es Sad er Ln or Le LOGiNOV. ‘paid that he has .a Mexican. girl whom he didn't . ‘Adentity and. asked 1f Subject would give her’ a job.or find her. Jia a job, Subjéct ‘asked about her -qualifications, English, ‘typing, 7° etc, LOGINOYV answered that he didn't know. ‘Subject siid to send her ‘around and he: would: see, To date she. has not appeared. . (COMMENT : Subject ‘said-he has no-intention of hiring her, -if - ghe conés, but thought ‘We - ‘would: ‘be. interested - in -her identify. 2 a Te ; oe Itold him to. find: out ag muédh- ‘about her as ‘possible. ‘However... _- since LOGINOV didn't say what Kind of a job she wanted or what. she. _ could do,: r will be. ‘surprised | if she comes.) | Cae . . _ - dd, “‘LOGINOY ‘went into sone detail explaining to “Bubjedt about. the party he wag. giving at the Soviet Embassy on 16 February. - for the Consular Corps. He. then invited Subject. yt 8 EC RET
14-00000 ‘ oo } ' between New York and Hoscow in May. Soviets will ‘fly to: ‘New. York ‘and catch Aeroflot theré., - LOGINOV said’ that Aeroflot service, would be inaugurated, Once it is inatitutéd local Bubject - o. “* asked about ‘U.S.’ visaawhich the Soviets have alwaya complained: . about “in the past. . ~~ Togmnov" added: ‘that’ ‘the | ‘local Soviete are looking: forward to the my stop. off in NewYork which is much nioré interesting | than Montreal. (COMMENT : if this ‘works, out we will have good advance notice of “Soviet travel from. Mexico and excellent ‘passport photos). 3. -Bubject wont ‘to the. ‘party. ‘on: 16 February 1967 with. his* ~~ secretary. and his triend,. Sinai. Rome, — First Secretary and Consul at the Israeli Embassy. -Wwite attached” herself - to him-and “took eare of him for the evening. He saw. PRIKHODKO briefly and  PRIKHODKO 's He noted that YATSKOV: wasn't ‘at the party. -4&, - Rome iutroduced Subject | ‘to Jan JAKOWIKC. The minute JAKOWIEC heard Subject ' § Dane, “he. asked it hé.were from Mundus Tours, They then conversed in Pélish. . JAKOWIEC told subject” that. the Polish delegation to the ‘Olympics ‘will come ‘on the Batory and that the’ Poles are_ building. a@ ship. twice thé size of the Batory. ; ‘which will be put: on thé Poland-New. York City run next “tea ‘days on 24 February, - year, “JAKOWIEC suggéstad that ‘they: fet together for lunch and Subject agreed. JAKOWIEC said he would call Subject in about a. week, Subject. remarked that: ‘fe de‘a ‘sharp- gly and speaks’ very good Russian, --I. told: Subject, that JAKOWIEC ia thé UB resident and instructed him not to’ go. beyond a. social. relationship An 887 manner. ‘Subject: agreed, , ” 8. Subject: sti11 has not heard. anything ‘on ‘the ZABLUDOWEKIY- BCHBVARRIA dinner. 6. Subject is travelling “te Loa Angeles | on business for ‘On 27 April he will go to israel for. 10 days to ‘conduct. a, group of Mexicans who are going: to the . opening. of the Mexican Pavillion at a university which was paid , ; for by Mexican Jews. : 7. Per LIENVOY, AIKIFOROV eslled Subject on 20 ‘February 1967 and made an appointment to-come to Subject's office at 1100 on 21 February. Subject did not mention this to me. I will bring up the Subject of NIKIFOROV im an innocuous way at the next - meeting.“ Francis J J. COIGNE 8 Ec R E T a “LOGINOV said that the Soviets will be - ‘travelling. fron. ‘Mexico: to New. York | on Air France and Air France has agreed . ' to handle | the. matter of trangit. visas with: the U.8«. Embassy. >
14-00000 ' (d) ‘LOGINOV = Subject has frequently seen hocrnav in the first office off the Recertion Room. \ ae 4 LOCINOV haa received the majority of the yee -  °  §10 visiters who have come into the. ; ; '  Recention Room thile Subject haa been — ‘ : there during the last yeare- "5. fe).STRIZHOV-= Subject has frequently seen STRIZMOV ¢ ai. ar jockeying cars ‘around, He has also =. = 4g J et. ao a seen. STRIZNOV- go in. and out of the. .- . de} Soe oS os gatehouse | on. numerous. occasions. ays SILHIKOV =~ Up to several. months “ago, SILNIKOV ‘used oy “.. $o-de¢asionally be an fuard duty when | non *. Subject’ ‘éntered and exited the Embassye. eo He, has also. seen hin jockeying, ears 0 O- Bk . around.” : ee . og) SOLOuATIN = Since Subject has been holding afternoon weg aes ‘classes at the Finbassy (stnce mid-January = ae Sole 1947) 5° he has seen SOLOVATIN. on cunard ~~  - -."- a Te TT see * “duty. every: Tuésday.and- Thunsday afternoons — He saw SOLOMATIN on duty only once in a while before Ehise .. _ A, (h) ~ -TUCHNIN. w= Subject has- seen: TUCHNIN in the: second - office of the Reception Room. two or three “es wt. °. $imes, He has never seen him receive. a a visitors ao . Cayo. YATSROV oom “Subjest has” ~ frequently seen -YATSKOV in’ , vy both the first-and sécond offices oft : an o.. °° 3 the Recerntion Room, .He has seer YATSKOV: - coy, stk.” pecelve visitors | on a couple of occas Llons. YATSKOV has been oreadutye present with -about half the ‘frequency as LOGINOV, ~ ag) ZARHAROV. _ ZAKHAROV used to be frequently, on emey met, ; guard. auty n KS So a CAE | "3. Sub ject conducted ia oladses at the: Soviet Fmbassy dursag | LIROCKET~i ‘Contact ‘Report, 16"&18 Feb 67, filed $ ; the reporting pertods =" 1%. January . . 1545-1630. -- ‘KAZANTSE:E suggested that Sub ject give. whether or NIKITIN, a call to check on #ughieron? not he planned to resume classes, KAZANTSEVY implied he had no idea what HIELELN's plans ae he veal
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- 7 8S EBC .RET CONTACT REPORT - SUBJECT: LICOZY=$ | DATE OF MEETING: 48 February 1967. 1, I et and had breakfast with. subject | at the Hotel. Del Paseo from. 0900 to 0950 on 15 February . 1967. The ‘next eet ing is at’ the Del Paseo on 22 February at 0830, = el eee 2. Subject ‘reported that after a-hiatus of no contact: with any Soviet since the end of December, LOGINOV called him ‘on 13 February and asked him for lunch on the l4th, Subject _ wag ‘busy on the 14th but agreed to meet him on the 15th at the Cafe Escla, near Subject 's- place of work. Subject, chose brief. He assured me that, other than being pleasant, he . wouldn't ‘aecept any Assignments. or. requests: for information: _' "8, Subject said thatithe private dinner. for influential Jews to talk to ECHEVARRIA st- ‘Jacobo ZABLUDOWSKI 's house - had not’ taken place. ‘Subject Will check with. ZABLUDOWSKY.. He said he aiso intends to make @ courtesy call on ECHEVARRIA soon since he 1s a very influential. man, may become President - and it woulda't harm “Subject to Keep his oar in, .. 4. ‘Subject heard from Pedro’ Ferriz, a partner of ZABLUDOWSKI on TY, that USIA in Mexico had payed for. the TV ...t¥ademnission time of the recent KOSYGIN interview from London. Asked why, Ferriz answered that USIA wanted ‘the Mexican public | to know: tho- ‘Soviet position on Vietnam and China, | . spe 5. ‘Subject “reported that ‘the Air France inaugural flight oO ‘ to ‘Red. -China had been, ‘cancelled diie to the. situation in China... . SF told ‘Subject that Headquarters: had expressed | no interest in _. any PBE9 ee . ws “6. 1 asked “subject for the détails on 1 being representative. / for LUEXINSHE, the Red Chinésé equivalent of Intourist. said that'in 1960 he attended the American Society of Travel He Agents: convertion in Honolulu, On the way back he took a tour of the FE. and NE with a group.of travel agents. In Hong Kong. thie Hong Kong Tourist Board had a cocktail party for them, A. -representdtive of LUEXINSHE was at the party and ‘invited the group for: lunch. Ar this lunch he offered to make them agents for hia. company, involved;: vthey, were just appointed. _ Since then he has been on FILE: _ P-2712 x P-11712 » S EC RET Everybody signed up since there was no contract STP pee ee ce eee eee a cafe rather’ then’ a restaurant in order to keep the meeting rns
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_ MEMORANDUM FOR. THE RECORD, -_ suiiger ee Cocktail Party with ‘Official. ' Know if undersigned has seen "his Haitian: friend$. " SECRET 30 January 1967 | Bloc Representatives —— l. Ata party gipen b the local head of the Consular - "Corps Association on: 28 une/ the undersigned met and again | chatted with Vale ‘of the Seviet Embassy.. He ~"- ‘also met for the first tin n Jakowiec of the Polish Embassy — who was introduced to undersigned by LOGINOV. 2. As usual LOGINOV spent most of the time conversing with undersigned provocating him on'a number. of issues. |The undersigned. answered, making a few similar comments about the- Chinese’ Civil War.. “When LOGINOV mentioned Vietnam, undersigned. | felt it would bé nicé if the-Soviets helped. the U. S. to | “pring péace to-that area so they could concent¥Fate more-on the Chinese’ Communist danger... -At one ‘point in the conversation undersighed jokingly- asked, LOGINOV if. there: were ‘Soviet ‘|. nationals in North. Vietnam, The latter said, "sure, we have: “<Many advisors there." The undersidnged said, "no, what he — meant was behind guns orin the seats of airplanes." ‘LOGINOV “said absolutely. not. It also seems that LOGINOV has been keeping track of. the people he sees undersigned talking with at cocktail parties, For example, LOGINOV was curious to Undersigned asked whighio ene - the black’ one or the white one. LOGINOV said the! wbdte one, referring to the Haitian Vice Corigul whom .oundersigned occasionally talks to. Undersigned said he had seen the Haitian ‘at:the Haitian, National Day about a month ago but noted that. the conly Soviet. present at that party was - - ANDREYEV, ‘not LOGINOV.” The latter, incidentally, corners oo, ‘the: Haitians: anytine he. has. ‘a chance _to, although he officially -" -poo- poos the. Haitian regime.- “LOGINOV once more asked under~ Sol “signed. when he wotld come play” tennis with him, (this i6 about the ‘fourth or fifth ‘time). Undersigned ‘told him he would do so after he: ‘geta invited. by LOGINOV as the latter has often “promised toe do. . was the Protection Section of the Embassy. . "Protection against One of the topic that LOGINOV métitioned whom)" he’ asked, The ‘undersigned gave him the usual lowdown: on the’ number of \tourists to Mexico and their problems, LOGINOV must - have been interested in the. section as he mentioned that a U. S. Vice-Consul working in that séction whom he had met recently will be transferring to another post. a FILES: © (eam), Pr:9097 -
ee ~ SECRET ~ 3e “JAKOWIEC appéars to be a man who likes to talk. His . Spaitish ie quasi blelingual and JAKOWIEC says, by the way, § — ‘that he learned it in Brazil; His ‘wife ig a plump, very ‘Polish~looking ‘woman, Her tad ‘conversation was to laugh at some of the, exchanges . between ‘LOGINOV and the undersigned. ‘Both Mr. and Mrs’ JAKOWIEC: appear to. spéak fluent Russian. the: conversation undersigned mentioned, there At. ‘one point in pean. are close to Aniericaas in eed an things they are not so ae ‘pleased at other’. things th pt: the U. 8, does. Undersigned deferred thf¢ disciission @f this point for another meeting. ‘As many of the Consular. Corps members know that undersigned served many years in Vietnan, the latter felt that he should “not. hide this. fact to ‘the official bloc representatives as they would find out about it anyway.’ This.came out for the -- - first time on the occasion of.-this cocktail party whéa - JAKOWIEC sometiow: mentioned Vietnam and the efforts of. the. Polish members ofthe, Armistice .Commission there, The undersigned, who has known & humber of these people. quite -well, “told JAKOWIEC that they speak French better than Polish as they were sons of ‘Polish: emigrants to. France who returned to Poland after Gomulka: took ‘power, When JAKOWIEC started to ‘dsiply that this | indiéatei how wonderful things were in Poland, undersigned pointed out that the parents of the returnees, . . Many of whom worked under very difficult conditions in France in. the coal ‘mines, - preferred - théy hard work to the chance of working, in: ‘Communist Poland,” . a “4. The” next” ‘cocktail party: head ‘by the Consular. ‘Asan, will probably be held at-the Soviet Embagsy. The President. _.of the Association told undersigned that LOGINOV had asked him for his: -agreement. “to hold the next party at his Embassy. A large attendance of official bloc representatives can therefore ~ Be expected at the next get-together. remed
. , , ; ; _— wets yt oeg : Lot PG eo ae . fe en Ts Lt tf oh re Res © gd 3 ¢ a kets Fenuar.: 2 7 z a Pp tert JLICUL (aS . 2 incember 2986 (l November Too = Seer: REPSS eis Magra ests . gote “eye Holdin 3 : 2, ‘Sry fant Process Mrpors (seo is ference) reporte? devalopmirty iat ya cestfor . ' tare cK SP oO iste else bué not included were Sudsect?s aetirities af ow CMRP! atl) Tarence da lercce to ahich Mejfect traveled om 2é Celoter 1. Ft Fath bs : wed? ‘he Ferorse df lett. i “2. Lenicets : 2 ; 4 An SeNieet ure Fb ise Cffle:rs - Ce ; 3 part from Ove cells frequent vi atts: tn-hoacow during. Cobeher dG0 sare se 4 foster em art ele “op in Laxton, ley Necht porensa,. Sud, feet atice he sett bo Det i Heeics from ite eos cin and Jarcel trip in mide-lovander has snen K-8 MEG NT- - os 4 ‘On four egeectoni.. wea toted tine Of lesa than cn hour. ; CO a In lescem, whaors Cua jeet was attending the Li REST Conferancy, Svoies pus. . pisize? erie ly em cy day in kis room at the Hotel? Mes fonel by Kechionr io, from P20 ad Catster through O8 October. . . , : First contact fa 3 che Sovtets on Subjects return to fartoo wi effected dg. , . Ke 2H e336 Q “fieor : pA? rir Ylud tn trovich irikhodho - (201-202. 379) on @ A entrger in’ “ abtih jecd?s af fica for: a few minuérg. On & decerdér, Helene in Sergauestco: Lavinay oo Ce ma “(20 par rj, sabe feoe hg rejular AGH case officer, called Subject doirm te tar - ae aereas seva ae wee ts office to present him with-Folshot ballet tte: Pigs ON Oe. a 28 Drees ‘ : risited. Sudjectla office und ssent no more thon he oO os heures "3 bre, cheap at lucendar,. Subject uns paid a aries phalé by ft. Foaston, KOR att sho fe ‘ible cundide te for resident) (208120123) at SWaje tr liste ie so Cit station tone Offic ‘ Ls or Inthe éoa maces stnee Subject 's return from imrere im mideLape tv. G30. be | ; C/O, secniion aa J vkring, has .gcan Subject stx tines for an: Gppraed a fet co! t 4 . mo cho med Ou. Joos at Abs ‘oy fice on 2? Norerber for tro hours, C/O met Subject three times, on 8 DMecemher ct hie in recember, Lf : So ioe ae tee Aenea, ce: ae “Dicemder at the Hotel Re; fofrks for a helf~hour, Suh COlls. office yor an hours. : Pores See wer as oe On 2 sTenwary i oF, the c/o ard his wife tock § Md toet rs laut ve a re dinner es the tol. cee Room of the : hotel Cont iner ind lien, to ree, f. . oo & ‘form an ine igre eb “to oubject’gs Rome. On 12. Januc ry, the Cfo mo ae, eg, . the datterts office for one hour. - : . : -9. Opinitionsl lercvleprentg > | os ‘ Sus ject VA &ge Subfeet crrived in Loscow on 23 Cctober 1966 to attend the ITURy Nhe ce ED re) O- TED ~ - ie on he 1-3 1s . L260 » 25 January J. 7) Or ood on ‘Sion far 3s aoers er ore’ ke « : " ao ares a ‘ on! PH par! ; :
14-00000 Loa] fo shiloh tere) os cnla on a soridertde busig hod teen inedted. Omit. cbt: resud eye fase thes Pechiporanke, tubject's former soriet CAY fs fe ctu eo. 2 rindé Aémad the loted Mattonad. Sud feet dallberctoly ®ers Ata een eg bie sige Be turk eeerloorgnte could find t¢ diffleulé to herr prérote cents cfs: Air, horse, Beccisore ko aud te piatt Suajjfeaece erary dav taerca rier criti wbsectts cep tier, gvivgins gifis of recunin, ciplar, ete. Then Avchkipererno -oumi Lhe eppes, vate the first thing Ae told Subject urn thot he heend Sho feeé § @ teon a Pred os@ and had aacn dt tficult in Mecteo, Sub Ject, tn Nis Ac ifmsoricus MIME» Beck sehed feu dea chal Ae waa ua rebel and told ecki porenke eurndetiv bhet Aa vfor th hire thea fire, effort ar inclinitton to initlce in the cooperation tact ius eereetieod of Aim, Ke.gava Acchtporenko the edd. ling cdeue friénds Phost: Ja muarte* _ but thet he coulsHlt and wouldnt: put out the old effort, Rechirercnko geil ths - bins tea dal, de raruca Ae. Aad wm nts to sresent Md, iret to his. chiefe ont mee Shore way on ro. point toa ibe Sud ject ahr: aggre iio off. Neckiperento ached Sus iret Lf he - apedd be wilting to use his offi. eg a latter eran, Swed, face scid, rerroedno lay that, thet wie not a rory smart téea- since ayents eviting ta his firme dt bo him - weed then krow of ouajact!s connection with the Soviets end: ha reuld 2 us ae ‘ , @rporcd. Sarerthede 0, Hecht poranko - tedd Sudject to taint it orercmi’: WA to] Bafong in (lor ino) in Aaxctoo Goout tt. dlso, Aechi rorerka ted i ous seet thas they hain? t foructten ciout. the "branch ovfice® and thes Subfect shoul mnie feol dca aheut tha caday tn veiting tt up. sudject ridi¢vie @ thod tdea, sapiag sade tf oe the Apefete who chould fael dad; ag for Aim, ha eculdn?t be dndhere: in. the Sutera. .edéh tae teipa ence tira involved, Nechlporenko, sttli not chanténed, cored if cuddeet goule provice tnform:tion on al changes in rise regudctions "fer trcvel tn :Conieal oe tat cmertéas Sud ject ke aid he Aad pivan this ingormition ‘to the worinta gm ge pest. Meek tporenko then asaed Sud, Ject to continue to gira suck ay ¥ Nin tae re font Va fentins sah ted Fa cl oliettud fram Hook poranite: that ‘he “way Porting im cehe Toéte Jrartcan. Sieiior of the Foreton Linistry, and that he us allowed fe comes and co ca he please? fa pi. ait Suh jvet. In the context of telling Sudject that he ‘saw thee Sud fe es was not vet .inges alana with hia Soviet sherds, Nacht porenko said that-he would be coming back to Kerico naxt years: One day while Nechiporenko un in the “hotel room, the phone rang and Sub jec Bickéd up tha phone, (A femsle votce asked Sor NGivy.* Sudject Ba interinely restied' in Russian that "Givy" wasn't eround, bub wouldn't ha de. In tha ensuing conpvers tion Sus ject found out that the culler wa a 25 yaar old ‘studant, ker odirass and. tede:hene number, and mide a data’ to meet har the follox sing day at the Lenin Stavion eit of tha Metros ¢. Mechtporanko uas'all in favor of Sudject making the cute, and as emitter of. feet cume tha noxt day to tuke Sud jece *3 son te the circus so that ‘-- Suajecé would be free. (Comant; Subject said tha’ ha nearer did go to meet tke axke girl, Cut told Mechiporentoe that hé hod gone and tha’ 9 gird aca not Skoun up. Sudjecé b.s of £:e opinion thia uns not a provocation by tha Sbviats, dut ‘he sited Quay “because he did not want to a involved in anything indiscreet. é ’ -Yhen Aleknandr Prikrodke dropned tn unexpectedly ag Sud ject ts office on 3 Dace BROS while sub ject ts wife’ ani son were praesent, the. Sbeiet asked whew he could ~ Aave dunch ¢ Ltr teh jects. and the latter put ‘him off telling frikhodko ts » BP NOs waak. fCommai.ts fri ‘thotko did nos- call /. . . . Raavassnncnantces ATA TK aneAse aed RCAAA TUR Teta RANTaAR Ca? cx L. . . Cr fecsnacr, Cidentin Logtnvy, who kud called Sed é Snet te etfice Sy “uence te hana Sud fees coma darn to she street, sow Studject for just a minute éo pi ocsant Ain with foo bickesa t6 she Bolshoi Bellet for 9 December. /Comment: Suajec at: oniet.f ns Cr eee een oe . a 7 emer : \
14-00000 Fe and prevatled on Soplet preacited. Sudject with ‘reur bottles dagen fo avd Subject eo aertas of parocenid creanttong: ft 29 Freoerhor, Leg iney rma unannounced to Sub Jeod a offter REF geo “ua ee with him neorhy, The Bk Lthreistmas, and , hast ao Jets Left foland for durla uflar #Tl = had his gecurint.< ton boon. or ibir wud? Sus fece craguvred Chae b6 uno daval. . - . won ho ooble be anter durta elle ho Aces a wolld French risa? oy ject gald cae How fens aid he obay de fartae” Sub ject avid @ few nontha, . 4 ae from serprice .b84 tha dodtah G6? Sudject ecle poa, fara there . : . fe tafe Pegeaded tte Juct sald now Ran ke suproned ce. centeeted i foload ae act safd yas, and ralated the atery of hor he nas ¢ teetad tn 2 fa fin forehk lites dpa fotioh diplomatic gourter who areueht aslelar from. - pe eh vetis aff cous Lin the UB, ar! how Juaject an: guored that letter. fk. Sue jeetla a : Posterse tu tie falas fean posttive or nepative? © Subject set? reutral. Jdsied why, : , i Seb fect * pe nlied tht he belbetiad thet atghty percent of: the foles rere FEE mT ovtet.. “ ‘ $ - de: fhe poawdd eu ore riché.*® : . ~ mL OG ieginen . Sim : SUbJaee wer getting along wtih che” drericon airy! ‘ae he deg ks . Bo. BAL Gd fect bo fine, and assed ohye. Logtnov-satd thet aayle, bf < -oleck Ace { . : ca, te econ Jeurm éhe rian of *& the dtrector of the CIA in, Aevtors® SUA, leek i cd orasy to think oubjeet could wot that infern tiene the: L Laine “4 : i hraets ys wheehar Subject wuld tell the Sontets Lf ie ‘tid Ato g- ; : wtb gt So dtendased tue topte wlth u cay Mrnybe.® . i Shelect noni. t te show Loginov tha documents that backe’ bp bis ree fe ‘. on . s Lorine wre gue $ batite | : ~ ae Oso tthar 80 oe vl lecember, dural Yétakow dropped dy Qubfactta ate cece winy 6 8 , ‘ Aino sore of 228 heal bre woh’ beck from hoacoue /Commonts Subject had ane Krtuetch . 2 off - : PS cee Siperlaueldny fhe Ser’zéle trae) te. Loacow by urran.;ing for Subtactlesctrae Toc? . . in Suete do csatot Vitorob. Jo -¥ stekow axpreabed_ grate fulness to OM joo ce osm sere SF : Aimee @ bottle? Giuecelan wine, goma rocha, a docoratina dts crt 3s Dpucs of. “ met eaniip.  Yubntor (ico ne longer holda the poat of sorte’ Conctl in. a! 39, . of te ~ - a . a fipekl Te conddec ot fom AGH nes ‘der ‘t) told ous, Inet that he ta cise ar. for Lo , ook fe wiau. for "them, and ha ta Sure that Subject wlll r9t Pthem® ce i “ffan of Sheir eemman tdeala. And Yatskov further ro itad thee . ” : oF cry much fri cormon, and th:t thay should nent. F. moa lafe an o ctin'storion oe re stg — cer Pre C/O rot fe deck at his offtce on 22 Nover.ber 1066 to debrtes hi- on the : ; reawilta of hia ‘ri; to Loscow (a ap ragraph 3A, above). In ad ition Lo proepiding : trforsition on nis contacts with Nechlporanko, Sub,iqet gava ineidantal | forse tton — A . concern sing G- forse “Sontat Jow he met, and the antia\merican bbb bu’ aoe. Gere) ; : oS “en's hee -oor, ih Mab jack 's cfftee, Sub ject reported to thei reves cys . _ : eonisetcnhe bo ba eiéh érikhodso ‘ond Loginor on O ona SB fmeryete ot fee: a , 3 a resrarnse to cas mn recuast, re~opened with Sub. ject the beanie ot  & ys a, , ont od ‘cormeriity suport chat seeretary of Udderndctién Echercrric 3 cdo Rowen , Te in Afs canciducy fi r next president of kexteo. Lub fect relate! ¢ oe cr a i how Jaceho Lon lud. a eh 1 had come to mention the mutter to subject, Ue one the ° m4 thot Sub jeet weir opin? proposed cs one of the five influential nm: bps tke - . : - aferton eommue Lt a J » scheverriads aperoval (Zabludevsky did not hing ier ae tthers: i an . : Re GAT weenen: sae Subject check further with 2abludorsiy eho hos he °" opre rie toe ; . 3 1 4 ' t ‘ pom are . . . . ttre sneer ne . ° . . : “4 Le . e . ~ }
14-00000 “ * stg, ~* qe br - as a - - ae . . rer Ng eb movoriad to the C/O carn’ Fecinerta resngeaes 3 Peon op of game dey Gee pinueearh 21. above), te : ite oe fegines whe lao duster meg esatng suck ae So . weg Anush Ag wag completely pueclad dy this tsck on - . ef cud se$ saddoae foie ponfaectin vi ecse in taryicxe sae : aid Aol one hagitation fin showing baom Als docurenta itor. meee ee he ee ae we cera eee 5 Br €/0 Crocpec by.Gudject *3 office OR LD Geerder, “after Mammal. ‘ ‘ 8 tare ear etal A car bys 1 mss neenesett wane bree eaten protec 5 seseens Theen © fe eat o, “more hig ay tre the Sorteia ecm cy ea FER. of Siouer 6d Sudject?a home the prerflous @ Me SS fred on. fdon Welet feared OD Me sot Rea jae. ‘sno $ Ae And rocatied G: ho [idaueocaton letter fx om! Sothern, G0 6! e@ .wrartment of fletaul now in Ch tle. Core wedn: ‘wurteés ind eetco through ub ject. Porhi: a) ade feet ron. nat, ut Adhd re Jip. date dno me 20 70 on CAE inte ural fllcht:of jin France to ®. "reid 2.67, to match subject Aud repited thet he Tis: . 7 aa eens ea fs Bere “Ty the CA. aia we. ressed Almalf ua nautrul cbout Allg going, ¢ a tha C/O rey iies t+ CLO ig PPh coi deterest tn dis taking the trip. _ weula be cacindie i ‘ , . . Me Off then 2? excoed sartovoly with Subject the quastion of Aarne Arnechen fil fron oa: ly tate really wde,. inaumuch oa there tos som gecp: tlt er tthe seeptiotem cane tr Ateaoec bneds 2 “equire C baelte catd Mad sact th: : vmod shar:), nopls reciesti to report £44 mrrug FR rb. ce ne : io poeracn@l docuache. toe oe he wes eorecinendt EARS ne * Gne b : . erly Lotlet Jape because he tae +i the contred to deny Ghe Sorlese are (oha Siationta al weds erenthae though he might joring ly rte Miu yaa éar wis ye wh th hia’ pers one. Lit ys. He ewpletned to ess hho doewicitt.tton to fhe. Stviets, deve ‘ohow thore Mbagter ot ha vasnteasrald of them, Mb jock adie "hig -degues".to cee tf ha could git the, gomthead on Pago tny _ an ie . ss el. On I Januipy 217, the C/O (reving received the Stationts-exrrrest« set follow up the invitation from dir France) 1c inberest ta hiuinag ee ing the t.vitation from Air France; and gore for rer: devailrcc.. to Pursue the Mal ba Oi . ts) Tha, curre t. C/O. dranttce Be 3 varhetne » wet turn 1Sub ject oncr to a. Coigne, defore 2 inte: nets departure from devi ico the end of Jaruc: ry ise? jer Georgt- Visko, and said he Aad met Viske?s re clen vived a firm inevltction from ares 5 Ph the C/o ankad Guajdes te asl rf tha fone ? Sus freee ote fred rer’ teak $0 "pa ret @ er! od: BAP fm mene ‘cul - Zehr, a? 8 ah fted Rabe pose int Pas S- ste gt plete hes iro oppor? “aM, py so - sf : esa Rr, er My renee ak ras yp fe Sie. if
14-00000 / ahief, SB a " * . eS ETA eS atgumrg . i tare , . . (7s, ¢ GALES DEA > p24 seuss OER . FRO Chief, WH an Chief of. Station, Maxico e384/ Tz Thee “$77 SUBJECT, of OF REDTOP/Valentin. Sergeyevich ‘LOGINOV. (201-285412) _ 7 | ReTiow Requingo Reremences ~~ ; x cl “Cw 7 REFERENCE: mn i088, 16 september 1965. _ co _ &ttached in draft form ie an SPR on Subject, which ia ’ supplemented by information in the Reference concerning ~ is _ Subject ' 8 activities before coming to Mexico. . Gor/iittara C. CURTIS 5oc, MICRO, SER. Ol 4 197 5/6 ATT *D Las es LMICROFILMED A alee! GP? Attachndata; . ‘A. Draft SPR, herewith Be. Photographs, herewith | C. Sections 16 and 19 of Draft SPR, under separate cover Distribution: — ; Oe 215 TeEy7 ro, 92° - C/SB, w/atts. ae . . ~ C/WH, w/o/fatts. fos 9 att ; ws “F . Wer] eas TAA b PU" EESYY, CROSS REFEREMCE TO OCISPATCH {Y¥MUCL AND WUNEBER BATE . . “3 a na ¥ « aoe “* nek ie ~ oe A . a er x eet wv MH Bay . Em ‘ . — . * . J . . ue, al Ch ASS CATION ! “CESS AG ACTION : iSPATC SECRET oo x (Attachment) of : “ lpscees $F ae ing BMMA-32872 24 August 1967 ees iain CLASSIFICA TiC “| HOS FILE aUBE @ SECRET 201-285412
14-00000 a) i 5, OTHER NAMES USED: Unknown, I : « . @ , - cy Bs » ® Fn SPR PREPARED BY: Jonatha L, WEENING DATE: 14 August 1967 - i NAME: Valentin Sorgeyevich LOGINOV 3 S 2. DPOB: 23 December 1927 in Moscow (28). » Subject has stated that he. Guure {ron Moscow (1), and his wife sald they . re ew: “up together, tn Mascow (0. “He once told aniother source; however, that he came, from the northera part of the USSR (8), but this source Ig not Known for accurate reporting. 3, CITIZENSHIP. AND PA SSPOR T DATA: lssteed 24 Aug. 1960 (3). Soviet Diploma tic Passport # 16993, Isgued 24 Jun 1965 (3). used currently (a. oo Soviet Diptomatte Passport #010264, 4. ETHNIC ORIGIN: “Unknown, | "6, CURR ENT POSITION: ‘Third Secreta ry dnd Consul General at the Soviet “|. Eimbassy in Mexico City, WiRSX x (De De 7, RELATIVES: : ; Wife: “Aleksandra Dmnitriyewna LOG NOVA ll (28). Known as “Shura” (), | I | . _DPOB: 20 Aug 1928 in Mos cow (28). — 7 * passports: B-16094, used tn 1962 (4). - . | D-28k 010265, issued 24 Jun 1955, currently used (4). Deseripton - Plump,- tas. reddish halr as). Photographs are attached, Languages: “LOGINOVA has ‘been stu 4 since at least June 1966 through May dying Spanish with, Carmen ROURE €anosa, a local employee: of the Soviets", 1967 (1), but her Spanish is still sald to be very limited (6, 25). She is said to speak a little Eng}ish (25), and claimed she had studied English tn Moscow | (1). She ts also sald to speak sone . French (25). eT TORE oa ideals
14-00000 ‘Miscellaneous: LOGINOVA has sa itd that she has known. her husband since, age glx a8 ‘nelghbots In Moscow (6). "She cla ims to be a. ‘ chemical engineer (6). During Subject’ 8 tour in Havana,, "1960- -63,. ‘LOGI NOVA worked inthe Soviet Cbnsulate (28). ‘Shc arrived ‘in Mexico on 10 Oct 1965, “two months ted as chairman of a rs ; ; . co oe oe oa Ypres ee ne vets eee ee , | - - (wife, cont.) Ce , : . after her husband (4), Since Feb 1966 she had been repor ? nage Sr the zhenkom (Soviet, women's organization), and as such has had Lo persuade the Soviet wornen, to do various, adi inistrative chores, ag well as ‘being involved with running. the dacha th at the § Sov iets have had. In Cticrnavaca In the summers of 1966 and 1967 (1). ‘Family: In June 1967 LOGINOVA asked the. wlfe of Commercial Counselor | Viktor Mikhaylovich IVANOV (201- -245651) to call her mother when she got to. Moscow, saying ‘that her family lived at the Botanical Gardens On Daven: Irina, - born ca, 1952 (28). _ In June 1967 LAGINOWeDIKhEX Subject sald he had af lfteen= year -old ; ; 4 | daughter, who was diving with LOGINOVA' 8 mother (tn Moscow): (6). In - Apr u 1967 LOGINOVA sald her daughtér wag In an English school in Moscow (25 Trina was reportedly with her Parents dn Havana, 1960- ~63 (28); however, she did not travel with them from Havana to Moscow on ll ‘May. 1962 xamck (4) and therefore may have been in Havana for only a part of Subject’s tour, she ‘s has not been in Mexico, Son: Dmitrly (4). — pos: 1959 (28), birthday probably 6 August (1). Dmttrly was with his RaxAnODR parents In Havana, 196-63 (28), and haxxbox arrived in Mexico city with his mother, on 10 Oct 1965 (4). | Sub ject has expressed Interest tin having his son take English lessons when | the family, returns from home leave in August 1967 (21).
14-00000 8B Lancunceh Spanish: Subject speaks fluent S,antsh with very ‘Tuttle accent (11, 24). English “Since 1966 Sub ject, has been- reported taking English: lessons, apparently at the Instituto de raductores A Incorpretes|in Mexico Clty (ye In English, but that she, imc did not have enough background in grammar (25). (Comme: “subject was probably more interested in meeting American < a de emma ate sete porn gp, girls oT in studying English in this case.) Subject! S English Is ‘belleved to be fair at present. c oo . : . 9, PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION. AND PHOT Os: : oe oe _ {| One source described Subject as tall; blond and blue~ -eyed. Q). Another 7 ; 4 * — source sald that he Was six feet tall and had short, reddish- -blond hair am. a 4 a a photographs. are attached: 7 - ; corms - { ‘ 4 : In April 1967 he said that -he had been’ paying a “girl (Ameren). for lessons if oo
14-00000 44 ‘10, "PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, HABITS: All sources agree in describing Subject as simooth and completely : elf- ~cont rolled. He ts an aggecssive conversatlonalist. One source described him | as vulgar, crude, Ht mannered, short- tempered and a tyrant, who thinks veey girl he ‘has inet, In at least 27). ° he As a big shot: 8). " Subject seems to have made a play for ‘eV ne instance he has. cla imed to be unma ried when inviting a girl out ( When his wife was staying at the. dacha in Cuernavaca he reportedly coated | made dates with other women (8). On kk 13 sep 1966 he was secn ‘in a cafe with ¢ a Mexican- looking woman (i8). Subject is Interested-in ‘sports and is good a at them, In Sep 1986 it was | reported. that he did not play tennis.(15), and by. Apr 1967 he was sald to be a good tennis player, claimed that he had: ‘been play ing for. less than a year and never played more than once a week (25). "He is sald to have the bulld of a ‘trained athlete, the brutish look of a boxer or wrestler, and the grace ofa natural athlete (25). oo plays basketball and volleyball (25), also that his: favorite sports are skling . and speed skating Qn. He also ph ys ‘chess but is not an addict (25). "He has os | belonged to the French Club in ‘Mexico city since ca, November 1965 re) and | has been geen there frequently on weekentls, sometimes with his wife and child . | as). One “sunday (2 Mar 1966) Subject and Yevgenly Nikolayevich CORLITSYN . . . | were seen playing badminton with their wives at the French Club (35). One source reported. that Subject smoked ' “Flesta" cigarettes (8), and Subject did not smoke (25). One another source reported in Apr 1967 that I s ource has reported that Subject Jowns several beers after playing tennis (25), bur another source reported that on a social occasion Subject did not even | ¥ PLL 1966 fiex finish one Scotch and water (19), On onexocraaony Subject and Vladislav bY eWdrove Into the Sovict Embassy at 0300 Sergeyevich KOR MUSHKIN report which may or may noc be accurate reporting. . | hours roaring drunk (8), He has sald that-he boxed’ when he. was younger, and that he oa
14-00000 Aa e 4 “ALS: CURRICULUM VITAE: {Subject' S- name was reportedly li ‘Buenos Alres as Soviet Military attache; it would appear that either t , ‘another person ' with the J Subject has apparently been taking English lessons since carly 1966 ! at the Int Instituto de Interpretes y Traductores, which ls located at Tiber wld very near: the: UL S. Embassy.” “He seems to have made friends -with a number ‘of people through. these classes, «). (cf. under Contacts, ): . vin February 1966 it was reported that Subject's wife had bought a tape recorder (1). In a June 1967 Subject thi rset NE ordered a Grundig tape... - recorder. AD... . " Subject was "reported having’ an operation on 1 Feb 1966 cin no further ~ etalls are avallabie, So ce! ‘ 7 . . ; ® Subject claims ‘that he has served in the “Red Army (8). same: name, ‘or that Subject was being considered for assignment there as diplomatic attache, ) ft. 14 Sep 1960 xBeprt2ad Subject and his family arrived in Havana, where . aa . * Subject was ee as Attache at the Sovlet December 1961 ..... : a Subject ve Latin Amertca as’ “escort and whe oo interpreter for the > Dynamo soccer team (28)... gepaniax 2 Vad May 1962. 2. cE ‘Subject, ‘his wife and sori ‘transitted Mexico ‘City ; "travelling from Havana enroute to Montreal (4), ee - presunn bly on their way to Moscow on home _. leave, . Sep 1963 - Subject and his family left Havana PCS (28). 13 Aug 1965 aan Subject arrived PCS in Mexxx Mexico as Third i Secretary assigned to the Soviet Embassy (4). sree sms eee ee ~~ Subject replaced Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPOR- ; -ENKO as Vice Consul (1). ee sted in Feb 1960 as about to be assigned tof his was -. T-
14-00000 \ 00 10 Oct 1965. Auguet 19466 . Subject was telling everyone in town that hi now the Consul a, 6,. ete.) SR TRAVEL INPUT PRcRAY ‘to Mexico (1, 6, 21, 22). 12, “INT ELLIGENCE AFFILINTION: Known Gb, “based on nhs having: taken over an agent previously | handled by known KGB off tcet: 8 Oleg / 610K NEGHIFORE ENKO (20i- 305870) and Aleksandr Viadintirovich PRIKIODKO : . \ . Subject 8 wife and son arrived in Mexico (4). Snhicct was: apparently promoted to Consul General after Pavel Antonovich YA’ rSkKOV left Mexico on 4 Auy 1966 for home leave, In Sep 1966 ee wus ; “Subject, accompanied by his wife amd son, left | _ Mexico for Moscow via Parts (4). ‘Also travelling [- a with them oi LOGI NOVA‘s passport was Tatyana, Po the daughter of Boris Ale *ksand rovich MALAKHO- 5.3 VICH (4), Subject has told several people that this is home leave and that he “will be returning { Ma kstmovich (2014202379), oi well as his other intelligence acitvities given below,
14-00000 0. AA. INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES: (Cf. also Information under Contacts, below, Subject has undoubtedly: been ‘developing. contacts, particula rly with A mertcan girls, with a view toward intelligence possibilities, ) Ss Ss | _ : tn December 1961 wille fravellg with the Dynamo s socecr team, Subject ; scr met a Bolivian securlty/otficlal in La Paz, Bolivia and reportedly tried to ~ persuade him to study in Cuba, The source, “however, is belteved to be a "| fabricator, (28). -_ | After Sibject s saw the socecr team off, he continued t to, Panama, where he’ met with a Mexican citizen, Edmundo Fausto ZORRILLA Martinez (P- 2818) 1 on 16 Dee 1961. and On 17 Dec 1961 Subject and ZORRILLA travelled to “Mexico City on the same plane, Sub ject nraBNNI SHO had ca. (us) ‘ $ 2, 000 with him in Panama, (29). é On l4 Feb 1966 KGB officer Aleksande Viadimirov ich PRIKUIODKO (201- ~ 202379) qurned an agent over to Subject, (The. agent had previously been ndled by Subject’ $s predecessor, Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPOR ENKO.) - “On 14 Apr 1966 the agent attempted to break his intelligence relationshtp with | the Soviets, although he has remained tn business and social contact with them, Subject, occastonally joined by PRIKIIODKO, has continued to give intelligence Ags requirements to the agent, ann questloned him particula rly about his access to the U.S, Embassy and tried to persuade him to continue coope rating with - yp the KGB. On 24 Jun 1966 Subject asked the agent for Information on Eduardo ‘ | WEBELMAN “ay his son Mauricto, On 3 Dec 1966 Subject asked the agent to try to find out who the WOF ACT chief in Mexico was. (6). (Comment: Mauricio WEBELMAN was subsequent ly reported | to be a friend of suspect CICK Cte DP / a KGB officer. Yevgenly N Ikolayevich CORLITSYN's Ss. ). .
14-00000 4 (Ez cont, ) -On 20 Jan 1966 Cristobal TORR ES Ponce, chauffeur employed by the CU. S, Embassy In Mexico, was Ke nt to the Sovtct Embassy to plek up the | "passport of the wlfe ofa U. 5. Emb: insy offictal who was planning a trip to ‘ the. USSR. _ Subject tatked wo TOR RES, asked: him iC he would lke to visit” - the ussi- or récelve Soviet tragialnes.and if he ‘knew anyone who 5 would d be - wKIGLEX willing to give hte English lessons, and finally. made. a “dianér’ date’ 7 with TORRES for 24 Jan 1966, When TORR ES did not keep the date, "Subject - called xax8 him on 8 and 9 Feb 1966 in an attempt to keep the contact alive, (12, M4). Subject ‘dealt’ with the ‘Federal District police géveral tmes in July- 1966. In regard toa radio that had been stolen from his car, On 20 Jul 1966 the 7 policeman (LNO) who had been handling the radio case reported 10 his _supertor, General Luls- CUETO Ramirez, that Subject had. offered him" 3 ood peso 44, 000 dollar ) a month’ if he would work for him, After ter of Intertor, CUETO told the. policeman to c onsulting vitth-the Mt accept Sub ject’ 8 offer, which he reportedly did Ra 2i jal 1966. Sub ject's t tan citizens Nicolas . first assignment to the ‘policeman was to locate Veneziie . Juan, BOSTROEM: and his wife. (18, (Cominent: _Nahing further has been . ed about this case, ‘BOSTROM is a ‘native, ‘Russian emplo fe. teaches Russian at the tbero- -Amertcan lea m yed "by Stephens- | I “Adamson de Mexico, his wi Univers ity.) castonally been reported visiting the small general store Subject ‘has oc et Enbassy. On 5 Nov 1966 Subject located across the strect from the Sovi ,teportedly questioned the store owner about occupants of one apartment “building in-the same block as the store, and on 6 Dec 1966 he asked general — ; questions about tho new ap rtnent buliding at the end of the block, (8). (Coma nt: Both of these buildings conta in base houses for the fixed gurvelllance of the Soviet Embassy.)
14-00000 \o? 1. 14, NON-INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY: vo | In Mexico, Subject has consistently been reported performing consular ot duties, He issues visas and secs visitors to the Soviet Embassy in | one of the- recepet lon roony (21). He makes travel ‘re: servations for PCS dnd | | visiting Sovi ets, He is responsible when elther Pcs or visiting. Sov iets \ become: ul and have’ to be Sent to a ho: spital, He his often attended to the ecds. of Sovtet ships in Mextean ‘ports, He has done constdcrable houise ; : : hunt Inig for the Soviets, guch as’ looking for a new school building and for -2 houses In Cuernavaca that would be suitable aga dacha, Subject had to ‘slg ~ the daicha soot contract In both 1966 and 1967. Subject alsd regularly | , | ‘attends the oncictkx- functions of the. Coisulat Corps Assoclatton, and on: 16 Feb 1967 he had the Association to the Sov tet Enb aasy for a Ruz sstan ey : ; i evening, (1). Th Sep 1966 Subject was reported as having become the | | ‘Consul General (6, 8, L, 11), having ‘geplaced Payel Anconovich YAT SKOV, who left Mexico | for home leave oa 4 Aug 1966, On a Feb 1967, Subject “trted to get Panamanian visas for ‘hiss lf and Sev eksporttllm represeit ative Aleksandr Aleksandrovich: NIKITIN (known KGB) to atcend a Consular Congress to be held In Panama 11- “15 Apr 1967 (1). The visas were refused, - On 26 Jan 16K 1966 Sub Jeet attended a tectu re given by a Mexican ‘who was an n exchange professor ata U. S. university. The lecture was sponsored: by the PRI, Soviet Cultural Attache Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV. WRAX also attended the lecture and sat on “the platform, w whereas Subject sat at the back of the room, (13). Subject ig reported to have taken the following trips in Mexico: 26-28 Oct 1965 - To Mazatlan | to attend to Soviet ship )1). 4 ems tat ~ eee 2-4 Nov 1965 To “Mazatlan momemx with Yevgenty Nikolay evich . GORLITSYN to attend to Soviet ship (1). 4-8 Dec 1965 “To Mazatlan to attend to Sovict ship (1,9). | 7 | 2-5 Feb 1966 - To Mazatlan to attend to Soviet ship (L. . hi sip grata,
14-00000 \o4. 13-20 Feb 1966 To Coatzacoalecs to attend to Sov tet ships, , Soviet en Embassy ‘chauffeur Anatoliy | Paviovich INYGRECATEX -:.! PRASI ICHIKIN weat ‘with h Subject. but: returned to Mexico 7 Clty carter, ()." aoa -28 Api 1966 7 - Possibly to ‘Guadala jan ra with Sov ict: lacurtst vigttora: 7 Lop om attending a travel conference there’ i) + 9 May. 1966. oe T o-Veracruz.t to p attend to the ¢ matter of a missing, Soviet ‘ ; _satlor (1). rg es nn | 8 A a: 30 ) May 196° ve Tov Veracruz to attend, to ‘Soviet ship (i). 226 Feb - 2. Mar 1968. To Veracruz with Sov let Commercial Counselor. on a Viktor Mikhi iylovich IVANOV to-attend to Sov tet ships(}) - » 3 . While in Veracrug, Subject asked the U,S,. Vice - cers = . Consul, Richard BOOTH, ltf-he would Intercede with | tac Ase the. Mextean, autliorttles to get shofe leave. for the - nt - ~ ee ; eee ee ee —— a ines - -
14-00000 ol -belng tandled by Subject, “Wi Vasilly Vasilyevich GRIGORYEV, member of petroleum delegation AS. CONTACTS, — Sov let ‘Contacts: a “Subject! has. been ‘seen. coining and going, at the Sov tet Embassy most i frequently with Pavel Artonovtch YA TSKOV. “a 120123, known KGB), ; ‘ Since. Subject’ 'g dea rture’ re'mn home eave Re h a xh. segiila rly, using: Subject's ‘cars: oe ag: also: ‘been observed iw ing the Sov let Embasay fairly often wt “ CK" “Wan KGvistart thovich BA RANOV Gar ~ BKARR 277838, ‘known KGB. siveoper) “and Bors. Alcisandrovtel MALA KE cHOVICH On- ~767974, suspect KGB ian). @e ‘Subject has. also borrowed. the cars of VATSKOV and.” repanovich’h MINOSHINIKOY, (ar: 273046), Oo ksande Mekeandrovieh techn lc wit KGB chauffeur Vasilly St “In May 1966 Subject repoitedly gave the. wife of Ale (2l- -784917, known KGB) ar. | . ee NIKIT IN/a ha rd time when she wanted to. send her son to the ussk with atiother poe ’ Sov tet wife. NIKITIN then complatned to Aleksandr Aalekxaniixoxinict _ plant: Viadimtrovien PRIKHODKO ¥(abiSz0237, known KGB), who reportedly. ordered Sub ject to get a ticket for the: NIKITIN, clilld, (I). Ch also above, “where PRIKHODKO seems to he the sentor case officer for an agent cur rently, ‘In May 1967 LOGINOVA mciitioned that she had known ports. Aleksandrovich ‘ : : OI- OK _CHMYKHOV t- “268118, known ‘GRY for years. Q). (Comment: ‘CHMYKHOV_ was stationed in Havana 1960- ~62, at the saine time that Subject was there, oy Cf, ‘below for report ‘of Subject’ 3 having taken CHMYKHOV with him to Cuernavaca to meet ZAREBSKI, * Sub ject has also been reported in contact with the following Sov lets not. ‘ stationed In Mexico: hoa eo 21 OK ; Vitaliy Konstantinovich BOYAROV (201- ~355606, known KGB), vis ited Mexico 27 May - 9 Jun 1966, Onl Jun-1966 Subject and P,A, YATSKOV were absent | with BOMAR@W from the Sovict Embassy for four hours with BOYA ROV (7). tha t @ rl
74-90000 “visited Mexico 31 Mar -14 Apr 1967, “while GIRGORYEV was in Mextco he» 7 wai reported In contact with Subject several times, once araking: plans to - ee . go to the” movies together, also to ask Subject whether he should attend a ; ‘ French recep’ and to report the Ulness-of one of the other ‘Sov tet delegates, [a ~ “Boris Seiodan Sémenovieh ivanov (al -078078, ‘known oD), visited Mexico i. P 221 Feb 1967. “Sob ject, made reservattoris fot IVANOV, Ww Mexico anya and . "probably saw him oft at ‘the airport w.: we 7 eT . “Yur ly Viadimirovich LEBEDEV (201- 213261), Minister Counselor at tthe’ “Sovter Enibassy in Havana, On. 7 Feb 1966 Subject. was reported sending : ; - oe - somethiig LG LEBEDEV with anti a Sov tet t professor. who: was travelling a ~ Ick too Moscow via “Havaria ar Op . eer: et ve - _ i: