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14-00000 TN ta ae ae tes Ce eS %O chief, 4S i Ss ae. oF... ee 5 RARE . : : CE 43} — cekR OR ON . "ReDCAF/Anatoliy Aikhaylovich © nd DOV (leo ¥ r5a) PRECEDE Oude a Oa heO DEE RAS HROU-CED DER Cam BE AED BF Qua tO wQ Addh Oem? 2. On about 20 December 1960, William L. Costille attended afConsular Corre function aa part of his normal cover duties. Also attending was tre new Soviet Vice Consul, anatoliy Nikhaylovich KLLWV. KLIMGV's name first cane to the station! O2attention theoughfAsIOLLY/¥2 who. reported in 0632, 2y august lyo0, that SLIMY DZ interviewed AB/Y2 Personally at the soviet anlas3y prior to issuing him a Soviet wisa. This the firat time known that there have been two officers at the Jowiet Consulate, a Consul amd a Viee consul, Theré have beén consular clerks, tut functioning as an actual Vice consul. costille recalls tiat omof wigoriy Yeo GOLUB's chief complaints when hs was Consul was that he was overworsed as the only officer in the Consulate, Cn two occasions during tne £.11 of 1700 KLIWV phoned Costille on official censular business. He was very friendly on tie. paene and stated that he hoped Costille and he could meat soon. , )9~} 2. At the 20 December function, Costille and KLIAOV were part of about 40 Consular Corps mambers touring the AGA factory in Helsinci, a Finnish subsidiary . of a Swedish company making beacon Lights, teluvision sets, etc. after a short while Costille was introduced to KLINOV, and later auite by coincidence thu tro " gat next to one another at lunch, following the luncu Vostille offered to drive - ELINOV back to the Joviet ambasay, Cn the trip to the Snbassy Costille suggested the two stop for coffee and cognis at a nearbe restaurant, to which ELINOV readily agreed. ; . i _3e Bhographio information: KLINOV appears to be. in the neighborhood of 35. years old, speuke slow but goo! Gnglish, fie ‘is approximately 519" tall, stocky but not stout, has a broad face and brown cair. (He does not presently have a Boustache, althourh the ASDCAP Notabook picture shows him with one.) He has a pleasant face with a natural amile, Ne is friendly, polite, soft spoken, but Gives the impression of leing q-ite sure of himself, His personality seewa to be just the opposite from his superior in the Consulate, Vongul Ivan Yerimovich . SSRGEYEY, SERGEYsV was not present at this particular NHinction, but Lostille has met him onee cr twloe at pravious Consular Corps functions. SSHGsY:sV is polite but has never show any aixna of friendliness. He is sonediat. pompous and frankly a@ cold fish, KLINOV stated that he (KLINOV) was from Hoscow, (Coss tille is not sért.dn if he was bom there.) He was educated at toe University of Moscow and ho aiated that ois major subject was the United States. KLINOF is married--and he made a point of telling Costille that he is quite happily ; married-eand hag one daughter about eich? years old. The dsughter ia in sbhwok = in the Soviet Union; however, whe occasionally visits Helsinki. At the Consular : Gorps luncheon KL1:0V appeared to enjoy himself, was friendly to everyons, and made a point of ahaking everyone's hand upon his departure, 4. When Coatille and KLINOV were alone in the bar, KLIMOV fairly quickly purned the conversation te a comparison of Soviet und Western systems. ilowever, at all times he remained polite and listened closely to vostille's side of the Gisoussion., KLIMOV aturted the conversution -by stating that he thought "niche life! (i,e., night oluba, danoing,. ete.) was a waste of tina and tiat he porsonaliy . preferred reading and the arta. lie atited that in the United States thers suamed to be too much vinphasde on "night Life", which has a particularly bad Influenwe on young people, tla aomparad the current state of the United states to the sicnan Eaplro which ha atated fell as a rauult of its own decadence and laek of purpoas,. Coatille asked til where he revalvei hia improssion of the United slates and if during his studlas ie nad free avoeas ta Western Literature. He anawared only that hie major in ine Undveraity wae the United dtates and skipped the queatlog on hie acoesa to Western dbterature, ALI tuiked on the usual propaganda Line, euch ag why the United Utates inalated upon supporting dictatorships, ate, te refused to acknowledye bab hie ow country was a dletutorship or that the Joviet yey Pat yawn opting coer.) anna Ae a arin QHORET PORCH ARG bieae Hl ' (xX) CONTINUED bs Pol DLO
_J88%, ROVIies, Juvenile delingvency, ete. . aitiouga suite definite in ais om would try for tickete at a later date. . 140} ~ - - —— TLase Oe ay oN wT ee AT EM BvaSIL AwO MO. CORTINUA TION oF DISPATCH” : Secaat iz? es 4 Union hal any control over tne satellite counthies. KLUSY criticized amurican baliers, rLimV listened attentively to wnat Costille haa to say and took eri‘ iciszs of his own country in striue. ag tne two were leaving the restaurant, KLLMOV told Costille that in answer to Uostille's earlier auestion on the availability of Sestern Literature in ths Soviet Union he could only state that :e did not have ag mucn accesa during nis studies as ue would have 1iked. 5e Costille recaived the impression that Helsinki was Xlinov's first post ard probably the first time he iad been out of tue Joviet union. He repeated & number. of times during the conversation his fondness for coscow and that he found Helsinki to be lacking in cultural life. He appeared to be appreciative for tne ride back to the aubassy and upon departing told Costille how much he ~ enjoyed the ufternoon and hoped that they cight meet again. about two daya : before Chtistmas .LINOV sent via a Soviet imbassy chauffeur two bottles of soviet wodka to Geatille's apartment with a New Year's card attached. ot 6, Nothing further was heard from KLIMOV until 3 March, At this’ time he phoned Coatille to ask if Costille could obtain two tickets to the premiere of “Pen Hur® for him and hie wife. This was impossible and Costille told him he 7. Me. Amon BUN-YOHANAN, Vice Consul at the Israel4 Legation, told Costille that shortly after the first of the year KLINOV phoned him and asked him to have @ drink and dinner some evening after work, BEN-YOHANAN had also met KLLMOV at the same Consular Corps function. During the evening hLIWOV told BaV~YOHANAN . that aigthough not. Jewish himself, he had a number cf Jewish friends in Hoscow, | KLIMOV’ stated that he greatly aduired Jewish people for their intellect. ‘The two had dinner at @ local night club, the Klaus Kurki, which caters to young Finnish girls who come alone on the prowl. HEN-JOHANAN suggested that he and KLIMOV spot two likely prospects and ask them to dance. KLINOV became quite | embarrassed and aaid that he had rather not as his wife was quite jealous. Bra'=@ YOHANAN remarked that his wife would never rind out if KLIAOY just danced wath the girl. However, KLInOV still refused stating that his wife sonenow sould just "feel when he had even danced with another girl.® 8 It will be noted that KLINOV is Listed on the latest Diplomatic Corps list as an attache. However, he was introduced at the Consular Corps as the "new Soviet Vice Consul®, . a Weegee Distribution: 0& 2 — Ws " ae @navioUs BRITION, RAPL ALES FORME O1:38) FHeOA an 8188 a eet ertentte a nt ah epee eT ARS Toa LPT ESET TAPE TR Gia ero ents aa 6 aN, CRP BBE” EADY ile Gr ith ies sole Tat Aba ae 2 Ek re lettin mete emmenenane mime miata tae eT nee