Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 19927 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/9/2015 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-90153-10026 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 105-104811-1161 = ¢ Document Information ORIGINATOR : FBI FROM: NY TO: HQ TITLE: DATE: 05/12/1964 “PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : FEDORA NOSENKO, OSWALD AND JFK DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS:  1C CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 10/29/1998 h OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : AT; v9.1 Docld:32339932 Page 1 ee
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11- 14- (2017 C . a ee eR et. gos. ay ars Date: 5/12/64 Se _ Transmit the following in. poe oe = OP ae ph  Tiype in plain text or code) Via ATRTEL TO 3 DIRECTOR, FBI (105-104811) _ FROM: _SAC,--NEW YORK (134-7846) suarecr Fave a) ‘Re NY airtel, 5/11/64. - Bey cae IN. VIEW OF THE HIGHTY SENSITIVE POSITION OF | = NY _aSoguge Binitie Chota Ws oe ene anb ay aimee A THEORMETION SE OUT IN TTS COMMUN CATHON ANS NGROTTON SHOUD BE TAKEN WHICH WOULD POSSTStY JEOPARDIZE SHLURTIY OF TRIS SOURCE OF REVERE Hrs" IMEMITIY, | on 2 5/5/64, NY 3653-S* was interviewed by SAS. HARRY E, MORRIS, JR. and VINCENT J, CAHILL. During the. course of this interview, inf rmant furnished the» en ba following information:  ““ (3)- ‘Bureau. (RM) 2 - Washington Field (6c+ 2 - New Vork . { INV: vsd:chm (12) . Approved: _Ssent___ MM Per -alalas | CLASSIFIED BY Seen. ‘Scof fe Gas gay eevee 5 tet oF) “Epon ce Docld: 32339932 Page 2 . To > 5 is - a) - ~pocs]é
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote}. DATE: 11-14-2017 _ NY 134-7846 no possibility that he could obtain this photograph. He said this was an official photograph forwarded to NY from headquarters in Moscow, and said that he did not know in whose custody this photograph was at the present time, Informant said, however, that it would certainly be in the custody of one of the officials of KGB in the NY Residency, and presumed that either GABELKO, TITOV or Colonel BORIS IVANOV would have it. He thought it most likely that TITOV had it. - es . At this time informant again casually Soe inspected the 3 photographs of YURI NOSENKO, which ws had been shown to him on a previous occasion by interviewing agents. Informant studied the photographs for several minutes, and then stated that one of these 3 photographs bore a faint, vague similarity to the photograph of NOSENKO which had been shown to him by GABELKO and TITOV. Informant commented that the photo- graph of NOSENKO, as shown to him by his KGB compatriots, appeared to be a very old photograph, and informant noted ‘ that upon looking at NOSENKO's picture, when GABELKO k handed it to him, he was struck by the vague similarity in appearance between NOSENKO and Colonel VIKTOR TITOV. Cons tanrmn TLLARIONOVICH Pronveyy ye, ~ dentified by, Informant_as New: KGB. > Empjoyee in( NY, Residenoy).from\ Division’ of (Operation Techniquels—? / Attention is directed to NY airtel-of 4/29/64, page 2, setting forth information furnished by the informant relative to new arrival in the NY Residency’ from. the : Division offOperation Techniqu , KGB headquarters in. Moscow. y a Ney \ =... As/set forth therein, (DurtRr KAPUSTIN, technictan}s) | for KGB! in the Ny) Residency, told the informant that this ~ Docld: 32339932 Page 3 E