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i { i eens ae Aeterna anche nr tore PI er OTP WARE ny fre Spanispragot Russian or Czech. , | | (Spelling not certain for last name). odilevwas invited by val. She is Canadian, about 35, not " were waiting for a mutual friend of | ‘and val, pair®. a He never arrived, I asked who | WAS « /! Unkl She expla - JF/wareh 17, 1968 - * yS/. £ a SUB&8CT: VALENTIN LOGUINOV fo hh / 2 ae Music Hali de Moscow _ ‘Valentin invited our tennis group to be his quests at the final performace of the Ballets Ruse at the Arene Mexico. The total group was about 15 Persons o_ . : : .., a Alexandra not. present. val's wife, Alexandra, was ; _not among the group, Val made no comment. about why Pa she’ was not theres No one else asked, that I know ofe he “ ‘Czechs. Tree Czechs | were among the group.. The Sve not introductions were badly handled and I wasunable to ‘a tearnthe identity of the Czechs. Val and they spoke attractive, but careless in her dress. She stuuck me s béing slightly masculine. She is_a teacher spr the mornings at the University of the Americas “the afternoons she teaches at an Insti : tors and Interpreters on Rio Tiber. ined that he was a teacher and her. nking | mot buddy. Every afterncen around 4 -5 she and ‘can be found in the bar across the street from the institute, [__|nad been drinking beer, probably quite a bit, prior to joining us that evening. She has lived in Mexico for 15 years. Her French, English and Spanish are fluent. She seemed to prefer. French, though I felt her English was better, . ; She dressed oddly with white bobby socks. She did not fit in with the rest of the group. And I'm sure she didn't care. She seems to go to all Seviet embassy functions. © She might possibly be an intimate friend of val's, ae if not @ mistress, at least an occasional bed-partner. She commented (within the context of tennis, which was the topic of conversation at the moment} that one ebay Val told her he had to go home early (11 PM) because was going to play in a tennis pb Nai “ADE aaye \ eS ul £-. fom - tho fe WEES Liu? f. Soot on | 7 Kirt nd ere S wk 1 ae “te Coy
00000 | Qs Sherreveneae tacts senate cit nant a anaes et aha tegen ena ssa sane Teme tached es oe ten ne Apes omen es 8 ‘STAKE-~OUT REPORT PATE: 8 March 1968 ee _3. I checked the Hotel Prince’ from 09:45 to 09:80 and - toticed nothing unusual. _& wae outside the Hotel Alfer fran 02:50 to 10:30 — nothing unusual, I then checked the Prince again at 10:40 fer 5 ninetes and noticed nothing, 2. &E checked the Hotel Prince at 16:50 and say tuo wenen aad tvo men (Soviets) talking in the lobby. Then at the Hotel | Alfer from 16:55 te 17:49. Nothing except a man at 17:30 who looked very European, Tis mau locked. into. the -lebby ef the - ---- ---- hotel, then into the adjacent garage, then back to the hotel then out of the area, He definitely vas not a jeezi Soviet, S. At 17:40 I went back to the Hotel Prince to seo 1f the entertainers wore there, At 17:50 two men left who eould be Soviets. I followed them te ses if they were speaking Russian... - I turned the corner fron Luis Hoya onto Jumrez going east, I. almost bumped into LOGINCY who was coming weston Juarez, I recognised him imaediately.and I felt that he recegHized me, — I continued along Juarez for'a bit and then cams back to see where LOGINOV weat. I then steod on the other corner of Juarez . and Luis geya ior 3 or 4 minutes, At this tine I noticed a Soviet acrogs Juarez (at the west side of the Juares wonument). He lonked like KOLONYAKOY but with too much hair, This Soviet wag taking panoramic shots across Juarez. AS his camera '  appreached me, I stepped behind a Kiosk, However, in the ainsutes before I noticed him, he could have been photographing ee, A mossat later I noticed LOGINOV about 10 yards from the Soviet. Both saw that { had spotted them. The Soviet vith the camera then drifted west, photographed the Jusares monugeat and weat further west. LOGINCY then vent off in the same direction, I then went to report the above to CLASTONBURY at the Hotel Aifer after checking that I was not followed. I got there at 18:02. | 4, The Seviet had a ssall camera which appeared to be 82a. Thus I doubt if he got identifiable pictures ef ae, . a : a ial CoO RET : i 1
SECREy | a Ze 5. We checked out of the hotel at 18: 30, At 18:40 wa saw LOGINOY.'s car ahead of ue on the Reforma he aded toward the Soviet Rabasay. Tvo men were in it whom z did not recogaize, ; &, LILYRIC has LOGINOY and BARANOV: ‘Leaving the Soviet  Eabaasy in LOGINOV’s car at 15:3¢ on 8 March. Neither were back by 18:30 thea LILYRIC secured, I instantly recognised _ BARANOV's photos ae the Soviet with the camera. 7, Algo per LILYRIC, LOGINOV left the Babagsy in his ear at 09:41 and returned on foot at 10:51. This was the period we were waiting for Subject, Hevever he could not have. soen se at the Hotel Prince since I left there at 09:50 the first tine aad at 10:40 the second tine. 1 i i Francis 3. COIGHE "ORE - - ; "Srmareme mens ancernanan = ene eae ett at tt te eg nee net aeaee enn sree wei mete sereetews “pune eames %
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Y gif" a 12 february,196GB J if G . Dee To 4. Agent: © © LInEALB/4 a - 20 Date cnd Site of Meeting: ©. - 12/2/68, Tecald Bar,Mariano Escobedo, — 1700. . ae. Date and Site of Next Meeting: Same place, sane time, 19/2/68. 4, Aduinistrative: Kho odcinistrative matters discussed. 56 Inforzation/Instruciions Passed to Agent: Rovton advised LIXUALN/4 to continue his same line with his friend Velentin Loguinov. He agreed with aTnEAib/4 that since Locuinov did not bring up the matver of his "boss" since his first reference to it at 27/1/68 at the French Club, Loguinev probably has not given further thoucht to the matter, (Loguinov had two opportunities to bring the matier up again with LIscALM/4.and did not do 80). kowten also sdvised LIASALE/1 to continue te push - LIRELIC/4 into the PRI but arreed that in the light of the current unce:tainty as to whoa aight omerge as the future leader, LIRELIC/1 should not attach hinself too firgly to any cne individual, but rather ; . AWait the outcome of the 27/2/66 convention, 6. Inforwation/ieports Given to Case Officer by. Agent: ; ot pallace B Rowton , - . 4 al’ , , - ° - ; ! f ‘a i - . . ‘ . : ; fl nw’ . oo é pe fe’ n 5 ' ~ a as ; a C¢ 12 BT ‘3, aad i . pi pt dee etry, ™~ a 1 mth cats RS ST .
FAT RRL Uae Anne od maha sme ae ect ete ode at py ate mot Te anemic rey aati Mote wl a seep Ot oe in arte te ne ne ‘T refrained fron this atiect. Tastal Val if h SAAR RE NRrmwene ae tmnt weet eet ee OR Inne neater Cede bette ern ee ony Februny 10, 1968. 2100-0200 hours - - Hose of Gloria and Pore Pinto zouus Cinner, Gloria has organised 2  tournasent, Prior te the first (ae ee Ore rate, she invital all the per-icipints to &@ cocictail -iinier in her heue. Wel dete. Val wo late, oxalainins that his wife he al a doctors apnoint.nent. Ho also said tha’ he had spent the cay at 2 part ty in honor of the anbassalor ho soon will leave, VAL nicht Teave, Valine adced by 2 nrovacs tive Gerzan if h too would soon be Tour inj. val exnlained hov most people leave afte: th ree years, or Wien the sblassador they have? wen serving leaves. He-stid there ws a rossi bility that he zisht leave, but he refused to express his opinion about such &@ Likelihood. o “J. fe F rergy roush on Val. Everyone at th ariy seczolto wink bo cid Val, er, in the case of the Geran, coue as stose as possible t vo Insulting hin. i Val if ho vero alwys treated asks sort of a novelty at marties, with people éttacking hin. ie said no, but that vost parties were diplonets or his om Sovict cou: potty. i he @cplained the Gernans behaviour as typical of the ; shomsighted, LUinforsed ant valzar Germans. . eo. Alosuxiie, Mexantra SDOke Little dering the ovening and needed help froa Val frequently ® explain wat wis said in Spanish, Hovever, she seens. yery lmteblic sent and very caln.
eco trp 1 February 1068 10 : Chief, Cubs FROM 6: «<C/SB SUBJECT: Valentin LOGINOV (Po11712) 1. LIMITED reports that on 18 January 1968 LOGINOV entered the Soviet Embassy at 17:11 in his own ear (19 DA). He was still in the Embassy at 19:00 when LIMITED went off duty . 2. LILYRIC was not working on 18 January. fe Francis J, COIGNE © 1 | - tod + a ~ i : i boy ; 1 i i ! : : i i} t t Lo aa ey PAP LS Maw Hoe eat M2 fs é fo ‘ i dee ats eadacecn pins sete wapunntsetbe ko ratiae nate Io ehten nerd ie
: Eg 1 Aa asteaanen es ain tment inereStetmil arenas an hats Has e emie Seem eit ok eee : ace ee etd nc tia oat on taraind es aa aneamnanetnatcasta ee | saff ot lh _ {. soe v; i , _ Valentin Sergayevich Locthov Po11712 Source : FuFernald “le A check st the building confirms that Subject, lives at Ignacio Esteva 21 - apt. 2. Kear the door bell at the main entrance : in she elot corresponding to apt . 2 Subject’s name appears ; 7.S.LOGIHOV. 38 2. The building is quite new and itS floors. The let (ground) floor houses the Instituto de cronometrologia, and m& on the 2nd 3rd floor . there are 2 apt per floor. The building has no garage. Be . Apparently there ie no portero in the building because there ia -no bell for the portero. The "interphone" enables “tenants ta. identify “vieitore and open the door electrically. te Mca ad LG eat ee ea tgs Mego ky “9 [)- Taipan pk ve ake: an gi a: ar
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te PRR BEET 9 treaties ab taboe we: aaa ° ‘tert alsa 0 ae inner teen NAR A RECN Rate wits WB dante enanertor Leste iamnamanth fe ae s . : gM Tanne ate cae cetacean time He a mite eben dns manent «mae = “one day dur ring the first week of January. p.2xt3 % 3 F & / ——, 5 ve 9) “os “er ’ 2 a on Sr wy ey pecy ~ ff >) > [a os pes ¥ CONTACT REPORT Beane : t 237277, ; ll and 19. January 1968 1. I met ; ‘Subject, in his: room at ‘the Dew: Paseo Hotel from. A 5-1545 on 11 January and from 1415-1515 on. 19 January. The ety, sexs. meeting. will be arranged. by. telephone. As of 19 January, Subject had: not. seen or _talxed with any of the Soviets since his ‘telephone conversation. wits LOGINOV. on 28 September. Subject did, ‘however, receive. a Christnas card from LOGINOV. with my agreement, Subject sent nsive gifts along with Christmas cards to LCGI NOV and inempe CLYKYOY, but they weren't delivered until the. week of A January. _ Subjest explained that before Chris stmias, ‘he assigned his salesman the job of del tvoring a score of Christmas gifts, including LOGINOV'S and CHYKHOV'S, around. ‘town, but shortly after Christmas, found that the salesman had hot delivered any” of them This. discovery caused Subject to fire the salesman, who had been increasingly deFelict in performing his job over the Sast few months and who, Subject had recently. learned, had begun taking dope. never" notes on the cards accompanying the undelivered gifts and had Ris new salesman deliver them. I have instructed Subject to leave the initiative for the next contact up to the Soviets. ‘3. Soliman CCUARY, . Subject ran into COHARY on the street ?-/0 056 Coe oe 7097 _ nee P- 6235 Ce. » NPR (e-1) / pt f- 47/2 Subject consequently: wrote "better-late-than= -. GOHARY, seened delighted |
14-00000 H 958) 4 “s : . me * . as . . tog ~ Leese ae ™ Fry SUNECT - Peliooaan recruited by LOOIOV. 4, Tris case. gtarted about fifteen months ago. and the only infe we - . know.of te the SOESTROW couple’ "that TLGINCT asked the: policeman to |. gheck of, Ig the ease active? what requiresents are being given to- ' the policeuan Ly EG TNOV? Ara my Americans involved? Have any other: Soviets been. inv lved? LOGINOY specialises ‘in US operations.’ te pereey . aay be: giving-the-policonman anol gents in soup. ort of hie US operations. : Be. Please sheet ‘vide with 2: ‘and @: ‘and: lat ag not what the otatus 4g. . PETRA Sate eT Wie Wah Asha ace email Alfa Rtenahinjt hace tt a deh its 4, . 7 wate @ Orig to JKB + ifr ArTeaPe~ 5) [EDWG 01/ 4. om file on LosTiov - dh Cpe. fo, “ re rite G & \ | + sn ee macnname iene aint enette rm inmattnes mnestanite tne iain eislanesittetih covets ly # i+} ra
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‘nates Atv min bey ae setrontpithaty enimemeve ot pte wild toes 4 AY my ? :. COs co ke CB Policeuan: Recruited by Losnwov - oo o 1. In reviewing ‘LOG INOV's SPR which WEEN ING has ‘just - completed, I note that LOGINOV recruited this policeman 1 S28. moiths ago and that his..first requirement was on the — - BOESTROM couple, At that time we gave LITEMPO-8 traces on ~ LOGINOV saying that he was a dangerous KGB officer, _ LITEMPO-8 subsequently mentioned that the case was continued and. that bey. himself, was directing “at. he oa ed you think that LITEMPO-8 will. cooperdte,. i would | ake to know the following about this case: (a) Is it still active? (6) Did the policeman. pass info to LOGINOV ‘on the BOESTROM couple? If 80, what? Was there any follow-up? (c).. What type of ‘requirements has LOGINOV given to the policeman? are any Americans . Aavoived? . (a) Have any. other Soviets been “involved with 7 we this. ‘ease? a ww - Wi (e) - - Who as hand2ing ttm while LOGINOV «3 in the Gi. ad USSR. on vacation (he lezt Mexico on 16 JunyH avd ulur . a ae" TAN ey 3, AS a basis’ for diacusaing this. ease. you ‘eould mention ena we are especially concerned about LOGINOV because. he, “gpectalizes: in US. operations, .Hé tried to recruit a chauffter the Bubassy. and tried to develop a female Foreign Service ; - Ottieer (true), You might also say he is running a sensitive case inte the 0S (false). ‘Thug many of his: requests to the policeman usay be in support of American operations although “" ¢hia would not necessarily be apparent. Therefore we would - dike to know what Be ite asking for. Our traces would help both ourselves aad LITEHPO<8, etc, SECRE
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Rxxx Gur note: BIRTHDAY COULD BE EITHER KOLOMYAKOV's OR HIROSHNIKOV'S, 1 HAVE DIEFERENT DATES OF BIRTH IN JAN 1926 FOR BOTH THOUGH, ‘VLADIMIR ELIMOY . KORNYUKHIN AND SOLOMATIN WERE ASQ SCORN 1078 @aAY AND MONTH Py ; t oe "~ ANYONE'S GuESs IS AS GOOD AS MIKE, Fo i ae wee 1 Naas GRIT RNG ewes te cE MEY Ab Tan Do 560. Out to 11-09-60 at 12595{ noamova_osts MALYSUBVA fok GVANOvA~end . oe sia her when did enby cone dock. Last nichts, Woll,. they nro a ee tathoring tomorrow eventing at tho Enbassy to colobrato /nomeonetd | « se Menem Sercemire neathhts nape esa Atte ee inten meee, iy , 7 hoth birthday ane there will he a lat of poopie ond they have ad ~ . : : (silver -pitchor and tia classes, flong Siscaaaton/, Alricng, but]. , 5 : i ne lot's keep NATASHA as e toschey af English for the kids. . Fino] Lo en a . P-HU22 Ti exe. 5g
B & _ SECRET a | . UL Jeausry 1968 MERORANDUM FOR THE PILE SUBJECT: Viste of Untdentified Woean to Soviet Eubassy srowde, | | i 1. LICALLA réported that.at 1203 hours on queeday 9 Januaty 1968, a en vaidentified wonaa, described by LICALLA as @ "Horthawerican type” i entered the Seviet Embasay. This woman entered the receiving rooa | @nd came out into the courtyard of the Soviet Eabassy grounds af } 1206 hours. Whale im the garden (courtyard) she spoke to Yuriy - | 8. CHERNYSH (13042), Viadialav Sergeyevich. KORMUSHEIN (11707) | aed to Viadimir Agafonovich BOLGOV (P-9774). Frow 1215 hours ! uatil 1226 hours, whes ashe again entered. the reception room in the | ; company of Valentin 8. LOGINOV (P-11712), ashe spoke in the. i os countyard te DOLGOY. LICALLA reported that this unidentified wom j oe departed the Soviet Enbassy at 1252 hours. 1 } } : | j i | | | i i | Ze Attached ‘for Vladiniz As DOLGUY's (P9774), file are LICALLA photos of this woman taken with DOLGOV., (FOR WOFIRM USz ONLY). Grace a. PARNILANT $B. £9774 w/ace | Be. 12082 wiofate BR 31707 wfoface ; “a * nO ee Ae Ot ETS aha RESET re ("Be LLTE2 w/ofart
rea stem needa coe. ' teeter, Ace 1 eet erential 5 Someones etree eet aes terdenenrinnamstcaranate, will call him in the wee _ gick ever aince arrival. ‘ favora but something for the cause. He SECRET CONTACT REPORT — aa : LICOZY-5 SUBJECT ‘DATE OF MEETING. : 8 Jantiary 1968 — is t the Koala from 09:15 to 09:50, 1° k of 15 January. to arrange delivery — ef hig liquor. : co Se 1. I met Subject a 2. Subject gave me the travel info on YVANOV which has | already been forwarded to LOGINOV visited him’a few days: “g, gubject reported that £ Vodka, red and black -pefore Christmas bearing 6 bottles. o iened that NIKOFOROV and caviar and a lacquered box. He went -KORMUSHKIN had had & car accident, A arrived but that either he or someone in his lso that NECHIPORENKO had family had been ; i the occasion to renew the old pitch. He gaid that with the celebration of the s0th anniversary every~_ body is contributing. What would LICOZY-5 sontribute? Subject then gave LOGINOV a pair of sun glasses with a built in transistor radio (as a Christmas gift). LOGINOV said he meant not personal j then asked Subject to spot a Mexican employee of the American Embassy. Subject laughed at him and repeated all the old arguments about not. working for the Scvs, He told LOGINOV that, if he wanted to pe friends, then stop bringing up these old requests. = 4. LOGINOV used t Francia J. COIGNE Pistribution: Orig = P-2712 a Pwl1712 | ji /| >| “De
NAO URIDINE TIAD SOARES + . aa  efones and is now Sub Dire . the Departamento del D.F. ‘wife, Fernanda and is 24 years old. . asking the latter to give: Subjec SECRET 5 January 1968 MBMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT ; Berta *NAVARRO, Member of Fuersas Armadas de | America Latina (FALA) =~ a ° - SOURCE .: LICOZY=5° rs) Source stated that Subject ts the sister-in-law of hig old friend Lic. Juan *SALDA who used to be in Relac= ctor General of Accion Social of Subject is the sister of SALDANA's 3. A few weeks ago SALDANA brought Bubject to Source t a job.- Subject told Source that she had formerly worked at UNAM and had been arrested in a group which had bombed the Bolivian. Enbagsy in Mexico, She was held and interrogated but because of SALDARA‘s dnfluence, she was reloesed after 2 nonths without charges. However, the pol : her that they would have to approve any job she undertook, - She still has to report to the police every 3 days, Subject told Source her story because she know that the police would check with hima. — . - §, Subject told Source the following about herself and the FALA: ; a. The FALA has:76,000 members. .. ..  %, Her superiors told her that the PCH tipped off the Mexican authorities about those involved in the bomb throwing. The PCH did this because terrorism is against their line and harns the peacful diffusion of Communiam. — Ce - @. The FALA works on the. cell basis go that oach member knows only a féw people. However, whe worked as liaison. between Hoxico and Poza Rica and knows sore ‘members there, The FALA mnonbers in Poza Rica are Pemex. workers. - . J ; 4. ‘The FALA is financed by the Cuban Embasey. Pel ern ne spats a abs meme neuen tn Rese metre ereeeteteritm Rc <ihihanen ssn AAG Er ter enchant : i area nent amt eto ar mere mae tether OAL -
f 4.90000 we SECRET =~ -3<- | 4. Valentin 8S. LOGINOY (P=11721) came into the offices ‘& few days after Subject Started work and asked about hor “ (she is replacing Miriam AVILA Katz). Source gave LOGHHOV a brief resume of the above, - LOGINOV's only comment wag | “they are nuts," oO ‘3. There are no traces oa Subject, but taere are several cards on SALDANA, . - | oe é | Francis J. COIGNE File: - Orig = 50-9~8 “1. =» B2712 1 = PHi1712 Mt SO tem tees cream at + aeage mestontnat eer Te en tite commie,
464 ane : “ Sab cay CONFIDENTIAL o : Dates evyonbusy 25, 4007 Tos ee : Doputy Chiof of icoion — 2. - * “Caundelor for Political agfairs -.-. _, 7 “Eagar Attacho ~~ wos os = - INSTITUT DY MIECAINIO CULTUML m=xIeaounusa an a ; (LEEXICAN-RUSSLIAN MNCTITUTE or CULTUAAL EXCIAD SE), ae pe ; | SS GUADALAJARA, JALISCO . Op 105-367 (11-20=67) | oe ; This document is for the ure of your ad od . , Agency only and neither it-nsr its | - vd - ‘contents should be further distributed. . —_ a: re os without Appropriate authorization.. oo & - of — oo “meatccea aro two nonoranda, ‘dated and captioned: : se ; as above, which may bo of dntorest to yous Se Rte 2 : | —_ Enclosaros (2) oo Con Te pe ce |cines.-2) Se eT oo iS army Attache. (Encs.=8)_ — ae : _ Anovican Consulate Goneral, Guadalajara, (Enes.~2 ve : — | Ghrough | Counsolor for Consular AtSaira) oo ae | GROUP 1. - Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification- are eige / sot ‘ CONFIDENTIAL
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TINO: State vere tect eee ee van Le ieat OP QL : ‘ , . 3 4g ‘ é oe Coat foe “ae Om } ALESLEMEE? Bore Chet Peres oO a Cig Coat Fok fone wnat. f. LomIOY, Valentin /* //7/— November 2, 1967. 1130 hours. . . fsual contact. Locuinev was entering the French Club’as T ws leaving. ‘He asred. ge be * long enough to play a couple of suts af tanils with . o cba hin. I hed: te decline due to previous connittacnts. Wo: both acread bo look 5 for each other for tonnis sone day after the 50th anuiversany celebrations 9°” ‘noxt woek. Novenbér 11, 1967, 1100-1200 hours, . : . . ue (eepeleneees - Source: Direct. At French Club. ; . Zennis. Logiuinov and I played doubles with two wouen. Everyone seand to . permit theuselvas to tease Losuinoy about tho enbassy?s celebration of the have made for gifts and Souvenirs fron Russla. Val has sirigad up for a tournae nent of mixed doubles which begins tonerrow. I too have been invited and accented ... Attitude. Loguinov seamed very friendly and anxious to contime our friendship. His notives, however, seem strictly for tnnis, Companion. Earlier T saw Loguinov playing tennis with a rather tall and heavy-sol person who; left when Loguindy Appreached my wifé and ge. later, . when dressed, thas. person passed by to Say goodbye to Loguinov, in Russian, November 12, 1967;. | | copy (Ax f7 Source: Direct. At French Club, Loguinov played tennis with still another nember of his exbassy. We did not ‘ have an opportubity td talk-on the courts. We did see each other in the showers, He showed great interest in playing Soon and said he would c@ll se te arrange = the date ani tiza,: He joked that I should bring some of ny friends fro. the Cire bassy, all of wion'aro CL. we ould have an interni.tonal toumnazent, I told his that none of ay frienis playol tennis. He sisunlers.dod ani thought I said that I knew noone @& tho exbassyeche lookad disappointei, I corrected his ant said that I did indeed: know ‘enbassy peonle, but that nore played temis ani that I doubted very such if’ ay friends wore CIA, FBL or anytaing: O13, 1 we & . ‘ i “1 ff a h- . ies aoe - gt LO Ce TIN SAP” Yo Pete eee Cock Pi 6erl EL as A ave fo, of é ” Pod Ce pr wrt ws bet Ce a ae ; cK sfc é rn ceity be ee EE OE Ra De Oe Ae fecyate? . a 2 “U7 ta : [
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a site ok 2 yeesacta nl, Shey. aid Gace? ft Sip. a aS, =k Gob DNS a EK vious evening and ‘proceed with the ‘filling of the PA2 a ag well aé to give necessary ope’ {notruction, - The Purpore was achieved. — a 4 Next meet; duguot 1s. ‘at ‘the ganze time end place, ?, an . , ; . e. : aucus® €, 1965 i . Contact Report , . \ | Subject: (P~13,£30) et Fete of Reet: aug 5 at Continental Reet fro: 2609 to 2330 hre. ' l. the meet wag prearranged ané & cane cn tise. The purpose of the. | ne meet wag to debrict S on his reet sith L0G chich took plece she pres } i I j i | ! 2. _ The fect that LOC. started the meet “ith a talk abcut booke a Syppeared to € to he curious. Yo Goubt that LCS wae peddling sone Compmunkt te . ddeoloricel tid bite, eepectelly, mstification of Sov’ tuternational : an policy. triefly, too auch freedom ic not rood: Americana and sheir foreten ‘ , policy is naive: tiey worry more abort She world osinion than about their saat‘ onal intereet; if they raat to de concthicc | whegy consult every= body and ¢ ‘erything to find out an eves olu ’act that neby can satisty everybocy; 2 ~ixone trip to Remanta was outrigh: a provocation almed at Sov Union, except, if it wae o preduct of neanvenese, . Ssrmrecirerrtrmmer rt cre. eer ere nats bathe tent crea appre sstenn enrenr ¢ 36 g rte resiiy curpriced to near vf civing up so caily on the °° ; , natter of tae US Em) pucne dive sory, bat he was outricht dileacpointed chen LOG stated that ne nor eny of Sev Lab | *foateale wena sot to meet | : . [vitn iauG.e Turther, § wes cuuke. up then he dtrecily told that .- rag : - ty Ve Sov aged aselened to collect info about Red China ei Nat Chinese i E. _ po Liey concerning Sov = Red Chinese exsfliet fess é Siinege Dmb official. | -  alétough, he 2id not mention 4t te “AUALD, it was obviews tue t S did not ike at ‘all the idea that. “ig coney tus sg0!en vet there -o ¥sention 0? | poney richt new, 1.6. during the Fariod 3 rill ba tortiug on rinning Tales confidence’, — . . | | ne a 7 , F reninded. So what he tol e him at thet: Peevinis ceet “concerning his fnvelverens -£th the Chinese ans ‘hed ther i LE wae yt eleor tr an a ese whet @ agent Lor Frelled L¢ ont in clerr teern, S costented thet he eid ‘ e eete* Sree cane aeons atte ten Aint Rementtnntnartien eran ete not vant ta'go te rea TK hefore Pre Yue ke -, Vererce be =nted ta s. follow our tustric.ion, Thie fac pald- ‘to plecre T on one Send and on the. i i oe ve : e
nee RT ESS «ARERR EEPES SS SRY 5 INERT ST ET TT POT IEE ARES REN A MARRERO AOE BS SET Eee Steet Neh SMA eI MOLARS AEE AO ELM A CA BAA Se LAREN Mt SAG Rh iBT AER gO, IBS, as TI ~ gi ely ee an 72 ; other to appease hie (s) ora fear from the cere noaeihility that ‘sone thing oe might co srong and he vould have nothere to turn to. F told him that eoinge to TANG ONLY in coanection with the matter of publishing the orticle could do him no harm; denying having contact with LOG recently is not ERT ODA REND A NEY Oo aN Tt “ . " guffieient; TANG could bring up the quectisa for an cstensive purpore - of wanting to eend @ message, to © Sov friend and the fact of not eceing et each other during the pact 2 - 3° weeks neans nothing Hesde-agshbag, bee oo cauce € is supposed to be able to reach a friend; § cust Ye realy to  aget any question by TANG not vy denying previous etatenente but by * : i emphasizing that he wae thinking carefully about weat. he told TAIIC: and 4 he reached ‘the concluaton that that vould cetizz< hin in a situation he wee never veforeand, coneequently, knoe ao thing about possible con] “sequences; therefore, he decided to Keep out a field he is ignorent in. - Powcenyes Ge se pak 8 ene Asayeen ate tsenmrimet ‘e be 5, Ae for ace the other requirements concerning the chinese are 3 X concerned, 7 told € tc do nothing for the time being and, etpecially, aN to keep aay fom trying te ascertain the nemee of Uexrleans vorkia, in 2 y the chines. Tani co chould elet. that Le wee spending his tiwe on trying 4 \ to get the nese of tha next Zreiidentinl candidate Lefore the Pre eident & . fends tlie name ef tho cand‘date to FAI for approval. Further, & can | Q alvays 6 22:00 more aurry than 1o9 wee to cet him an ansver oa the : platinuo deni. — a “be in upite of rie reactions concerning the business part of the - meet, & wac flatte.c4 with Lx. invitction to exend a day vith ais and “ nie faa ly in Suastua "to celebrate hig birthday together’, ° acked F : ruuld it be appropriate if Le and Szsephine tock 6 preeent to ure. LO4,. ac for ex cauple, a pilver orvecu or ron ne th {ug eiziler, 2 teld hin that’ the ~axinus he could take for fr*. LCT and the tey wae a tor of chocolatte cand.e? ba ne value of MU Adwe aus Fo “dd net imply that be ~culd pay for e ya . Si rend throw) the recetuder of tie F432 acd "4 wee trie that he wae ete ta clie very for angicca C2 be alt net Rave an opectunity so oteerve LOS in the arvole of ‘ile Jacfly asd ta Gonditiens less foreel then t-ey usually meat, Tt may ve aoted tuat i read the q.eataonaatre 2 @ 5 , to be etre sweet be Lad ts se. attention, © a, ? regeertg. Mae Phited o38 'eeaing he 148 A947 ~ Ll aeer Foveing bia Fash the portivn “a alerea ty Cnr ba Loe 2
| fA steer ate aet pre, eter eRe LE ON on iene cs ween . : ° eS tes tnt tenon Deane ape nm np cabesbasan eee ay . Ls ) i ao sure that. tne car vhich ‘S uses te Joe cephineb and that it Le oa St PPI Be pad abs ae P08 Bate GH, NT ewe amencsee Tenmangu AM ote NG OR Fa NER RS Le SRS OE ON [AA A I-A L e325 007 | ° give edditionel info end correct roce of the civen answers. §. at the end of the meet 5 stated thet he did not have “ale cer , this evening beceuse Josephine neede¢ 14. 3 told him that he waa will ing - to pay hin a taxi, but he was not eble to give hin a ride. 7 is quite \ : ‘ ® i . ‘ r dispocal only rhen she does not needs, Turther, i? © ever wanted to cols identify }'s car "it is extremely doubtful that he mould nedvectured Poe aa%0 Setting excuaes in an evening with such Lovey weather as it WAS | : : aan i i ‘last aight. . boty 9. : Byproduct of the ‘talk about the car was that re “learned Tosepuiner @:e; ehe is 49, Ac ordins to § nobocy rould telleve shat eke , i 4 wae wore then 40, . Bh Pernald y q
14-00000 gv Ae in'all previous cases § and LOG met in front of the restaurant. LOG came 5 minutes esrlier, ey THZIR NEXT Eze Ts On Aug 16 6 and Jovephine ¢ are. “to come te Ouautla at the "fanos" about 1000 hre to be guests of LOG and hie family (to celebrate: Y virthday which is on Aug 14 ). On Aug 25 at Eamborne-Sen Angel at-2000 bre e@ business meet will be held. . Be \ a ~ i 4 ATD AOKMENT August 6, 1969 ; 1 Subjects | | (P+15850) Report on Hie Meot with LOGINOY (Pell, 712) on Aug 4 at Bonborne-fan Ange. ' at 2000 hre. a | lL. “the neet: was prearranged and ‘tt lasted 2 houre and 15 minutees. i H i | 2, LOG and § 2 Vodka cocktails, club eandwitch and a beer. LOG. | olaimed that he had already eaten something and § felt a etomach dic- _ confort. | Be - LOG asked § did he finish reading the book (in English) about Rasputin which he gave him about @ month ego. © anewered affirmatively andthey spoke about the book. L0G promised to give § another book, witten |; 68 British , titled "USSR 1941-45" or sintlar. LOG wants 8 to be | familiar with the suffering of Bev people during the Ww TI. t ' | { $o Shen, LOG aeked § whet was the situation with the U5 Enbeasy I Phone Direetory. 8 tated that the fictitious girl Patricia showed up for few dey and returned to the Stater for family rensone, Ha brought up in @ conv with-her the Directory and ehe told him that it wae tichtly controled, § lef% 1% at that point and he told LOG that he would have so atart working on tho patter from ‘sarateh if LOG wented the Directory but 6 would appresiate 10Ge surreations 86 to how to go about it. LOG told & to forget 1% bechuce he know that the directory wae well controled. : a. fhe newt question ‘by LOG wae what progresa did § sake with HR. GANG. 8 to.4 Bie ebout hie Beet with T4kG oa Aug 1 (fee FERNALD e rADORI Gentees bopert dated aug ? 3°69), LOG Lsetened 80 the etory without interrupting e34 thes he told 8 that Re ese not eertaia the?
4-O0000 a0, Te ecm cant sont Ane eet ne gee 4 me nee NG wae a member of the. ‘Ohinese Emb etaft here, becauee ha did not find hie name in the diplomatic ltet. Further, he told § that he waa doing a good job, which he appreciated, but he muet be very cautious because the Chinese. ‘are clever people and extremely Ssuspicioue. 6% “Ta reply to S' question LO - -atated that’ Ofer anyone of ‘then (Sov Emb offieial)would neet with TANG, because that it too dangerous. § que- ried what was dangerous about it and LOG ateted that there. was always a chance that they (TANG and L0¢ or another Sov) might be seen together and that would be very bad. 5 went on to tell S that it would be hia job to develop friendly relations with TANG ot possibly another Chinese -offieial and slowly obtain from him the info LOG and his embaasy needed; LOG Will guide him ae to how to go about it and if they - show confidence © in § he will have it made and Sove ( LOG used the expression: VE ) would pay him very well for that job. E commented that he had believed that . what he wae doing he aid out of personal friendship with LOG and not for money. LOG eniled at §' statement. and added that in addition’ to meney - they (Sova) enable & to travel to Eov Union and heve a vacation on the Black Sea. Jb Te While § was thinking whether to aay something or keep quiet, LOG told him thet the next. time he went to TANG he should limit hie conv ‘to the publishing. of the article about Net Ohina and if neéded 4 deny ‘that he had any contact with hie Sov friend. (L0G) eines he wet TANG; 6° job le to win. TANGS confidence and that is a slow procese with the Ohinese. Then, in enewer to LOGe question 8 stated that there were to Mexicans ( a woman and a man ) working at the Chinege Rmb. LOG told him to got thelr namea and addresses. § commented that this wae not sa simple 88 1¢ sounded, beoauce one eannot just. eek @ person what waa hig name and addreas. LOG commented that even this was a matter wh toh eannot be ‘Wusheds firet get their nases and later obtain the addresay . 8, There was another thing § should do; find out how many Chinese live in Kexico Oity and detersined wh ichonee were the influentialone and esong the latterones deteraine which are the moat influential; he can start working om thie by dropping in 8 bettor Chinese restaurant and trying to develop aeso Bequaintancea; | at een be aseumed that those who go to reateurente are people who have. money and the oe who have money are
tng Por eermem ane made in ene me remivatien moma avare mute Tees sage usuallu influential. § agreed with OG end oxpested LOG to tell him thet he would pay for the visiting of Ohinese-restauranta, but LOG kept 9. $ ned’ rio. Antention to skip. the talk about money and he told hin - that the publishing of the article about Sat Ohina may end in a blind alley if TANG does not supply. at least a half a page of advertising. LOG @1é - * not want that to happen and he told 6 that he (L0G) would give him “ MY 1,000.« if the printing of the article should be held because of lack of advertising. S brought to LOGB attention that half of pese of advertisi brings to Pierre (RUDIAN) i. 500.= pesos. LOG felt that he would pay that money @s & price of keeping the door open to the Chinese Emb for §. Te put eome coating on the pill §-added that he would try to obtain an ady 7 or two from. Chinese restaurants, but he daoubted thet the owners would be interested in advertising in a magazine which is far from being well pleased L0G a ear. 10. | L0G was interested in the status of the Presidential race and 6 told him that it narrowed down to four candédates and that all the indicatione were in the direction that ECHZVARRIA wae to be the official PRI candidate. § believed that by Aug 20 he would know the name of the candidate. Tn reply to LOG's question S stated that the candidate will i | known. Just the idea that 8 contepleted going to Ohinese restaurants | _be publicaliy ‘known Sept. 15-20, ll. LOG wanted to give more time to be positive of the name of the Presidential candidate and he decided that their next (business ) meat would be on Aug 25 at the same rime and place. 105 iomediately added that he - d14 not forget that 9 birthday was on dug 15 and that he believed that it would be the best if they ‘calabrated together in Guautla on Baa Aug 16. | LOG added that on that day hie wife and son would be with him in Cuautla | and 8 should bring slong Jovephine; Log will bring a bottle of "Rusesien® i : I ! ‘champaign and picenie etyle foods there wilt be bottle of Vodka for ' Jisephine and a bottleof ( PF does not remember what ) for § plue the book he previously wontioned. LOG edded some more description about what a wonderful day they would heave together. They are to meet in Cusutla about. 1000 bre at the *Henoe®. LOO will be thera without fai) hecauee he will piek up hie eon who ip few attending the Russian Behool® i «
ST ORO ENT NL Sat tren ey eRe BELO SoA ae ah a me ~4« in Ouernavaea; the son speake only Ruesian and English and LOG ie looking forward to the fact that hie ron will be obliged to speak english all _ day; LOGs wife speaks @ Little Spanieh end there will be no problem for her and Josephine. to. underetasd each other. 5 promised to be there. (12. Leet moment assicnnent for S: LOG hold an info that. TANG epeake Ruesien, If $ succeeds to verify thie. fact LOG would like to koow, where did TANG learn Russian. . BRFersald
: . a : ee Oe SECRET Seetinn Chief: C/SB , cos : ~ ean Decoys : z . c/ic : . : BOYSXKS Stuns: =: SB/SEC yer, 2 1 ; -, ce ng ac a Agent/Subject: LICOZY-5 ae DATE:4 Aug 69° yal - 2 Case Officer Vincent P. RIZZUTO. me, P2270 3e pate ad atte of coatact:4 Aug éo af Kestaurant Parque ~ ° & 4. Date and site of next meeting: Subject will call--see below - - ‘5. Administrative (salaries, accountings, ete. > , = Subject. mentioned near the close of the meeting that he owed me r : - $600 (US) for the TY set Which COIGNE had obtained for him. ‘I said i that I thought this was a gift but Subject said ne, he insisted on - Fi . paying: for it and would deo so shortly. Meanwhile, a part has burned =|) : out and he can not obtain a replacement in Mexico because this Te y: particular model is not made in Mexico, He will cali in with the. : % details and I will try to get it for him. - 6. _ Information/Instructions passed agents ; a ; - ot ~ “ Report/Information received from agent: “(use t back if necessary) Subject tad been in Eurore and Israel icr several weeks since | our last meeting. Nothing of particular. interest developed on this trip. Before he left, “Subject was invited by NECHIPCRENRO (P-7442) to celebrate the latter' s birthday (which happens to be 4 Jury). Subject tried to beg off but NECHIPORENKO refused to take no for an answer — and actually came to Subject*s apartment with KOSTIKOV to bring a Subject to NECHIPORENKO's apartment, Since NECHISOASNKN's wile was away, three giris from the Pianftsky Chorus were awaiving che itarse men, Considerable drinking was done and Subject said it was abvious why they had asked him since the third girl needed a partner. Her namo was Nink BUCHARGVA. Subject said that all of the girls were quite attractive and “available for anything.” Subject said that he under-._ stood that most of the girls in the Chorus fit this category and that they would simply wait until their housemother was asleep before going out and getting some action, :; : ae eed an a, ” Sw elacne ofa hse aa ey oa I aie sregeemtoe ate ines 1 RNIN TT AM ETH mH ER OTOL Te Pr oe cee 2 ae re a Subject and NECHIPORENKO actually have a good personal relationship. 8. Security: ( ; , None sO page 2 9. BMiseelisterct: . Subject solved a mystery of where OLATETNER wan during his recent visit. Subject had mot GPSTNINEN at the atrnoart and bad sine ang, dined his family during eoat of the Cime that GESTUTIER waa here. Ne wonder GINTHTNLR had ao tine for LIEN TY <5 or anybody | elee, | oy (see attached sheet)
eeneieeptendanar ake a #7 cont inued ‘ th Jee Clleves. that RECHIPORENKO is very intelligent, He Speaks e best Spanish of any of €he Soviets known to Subject and due to this facility a3. vell’as his looks, can pass for a Mexican, Subject believes that NicNIPORENKO was Given the task of cultivating and attemptir: to re~recruite him after LOGINOV failed. Subject had . Some interesting comments about LOGINOY (P-11,712) which seem to a . dive With cther comments waich have been made about him, LOGINOV ma chad apparently originally beea given the task of re~recruitisg Subject. When-he failed, he felt rebuffed and has since been very Cool towards Subject. Subject believes that LOGINOV either has or: ; thinks, he has-been given bad marks by his superiors for having falled with Subject. <LOGINOV is probably jealous or NECHIPORENKO who has at least managed to retain Subject's friendship. Subject says. ; that’ LOGINOV is not dumb and. that he uses his good looks to great Pe, advantage particularly. with women, - oo ~~: Subject has recently had some dealings with IVANOV. (P-1612) who ; 7 is furious for the following reason: Formerly Soviets leaving Mexico . ’ ." WOuld take KLM or Sabena to Europe where they would pick up Aeroflot SO, the following day. KLM and Sabena: would pay overnight hotel costs, ' Now, however, the Soviets are picking up Aeroflot in New York. Because of Scheduling, however, they still must spend at least one night in New York. The airlines will not pay this and IVANOV wanted j . Subject to cover it. Subject refused. for the very sound reason that : ot it did not nake sénse for hin to pay $20 for selling a $127 ticket . "from. which his profit was only $9, IVANOV became furious and Subject -" ¥ylelded by agreeing to pay for -IVANOV's accommodations and he said he would do it for those becoming as friendly, such as NECHIPORENKO, but a he would not do it as a general rule, While Subject was away, , _ however, his wife went overboard aud got IVANOV four rooms~(for two mae | people), Now Stbject is furious, ; . ae . On 31 July Subject was visited by PRIKHODKO (P«¥2270} who came ; in carrying a. copy of Pravda or Izvestiya. Subject quotec the old Se . z Saw, "There is no truth in. Pravda and aco news in Izvestiyz," and - - PRIKHODKO got mad claiming Subject was acting very unfriendly by making anti-Soviet propaganda. PRIKHODKO was very serious. This is . Probably as good and as accurate a thumbnail sketch on PRIKHODKO that . we are likely to get. PRIKHODKO, who S2id that he wes leaving in Septegber, had visited Subject to find vut what Subject knew about so , | @ congress of Jewish intellectuals which is to be held in mid-September --- An Bogota to discuss the Jewish problem tn the Soviet Union, ‘PRIKHODKO — ‘Wanted to know whe was going from Mexico. Subject told PRIKHODKO that he had not heard 3f the congress but world check into it. He did cheek with someonw at the Israeliac Enbassy tre was duriritied to learn that word had gotten our since at thi; time knowledge of the congress as confidential, Subject told me that he would tell PRIEHODKO that he had been unable to learn anything, reasoning that to te]} hin about it would get him involved with further requirements and would ke working against the best ‘tnterests of the Jews. I told Subject that ro agreed completely, ‘ oo , ; - Subject said that the Sputnik group which was due in June never did get Mexican visas aad their trip.hes been cancelled, On the cther hand, a delegation of about a dozen Soviets is due ia August? for a Congress of eye, ear, nose, and throat Spectalists, and still another group of a dozen. is due in September for a congress of soll mechanics, Since these are official delegates a3 opposed to the Sputnik group who were tourists, they will havo no trouble getting Mexican visas, "Subject himself will be going to Budapost from 1 to 7 Novenbor for tho TICA congress, Subject is world chatmuan of thia group which apparently ig the International Coavention Organization, ; ; Subject ‘hae received gevera i} letters froa the Sputnik translator ae meet on his recent trip to the Sovier Ualon, She had recetied the dicthonary that he had sent her from Rose ant tne art books he had seat her from Mexico but not a pate Of glasses he had sent ber vy KLM, Subject sill Beok iate this, ite if. obrivovaly quite fond of (hia girl sad appeared to be seeking ny peascuraace that ahe Bas fat & KGR provecation, fF repeated Chat — had aagd befpre ehich 1a that the possibility @he bs should be cans ide ped bet Chat wader &he
5 4-00000 ps Tate tne eee any oa manent ee ee Saabs Rema errant nertee oO ae meine ney ohare - Lee ee . ‘he PANG went on to ask which enbsaries are subscribers of the \ a oo .. Auguet 2, 1969 Contact! Report Subjects | (P=13,830) f I ( Tate of Meet: August 1 at Reataurant DWN Le Olubd and Bonaparte Bar from 2000 to 2340 bre i H le: The meet was prearranged and 3 eame on time. The main purpose of ithe meet was to have fill the PAQ on LOGINOV (P-11,712), which wae — secompliched to a satisfactory degree, 1.6. 26 pages out of 53. Purther, FERNALD wanted to chéck what S hes done or prepared for his next meet with LOG which i# écheduled for Konday Aug 4 at 2000 hre ( this will be. ‘sovered in the following perae). Next neets Tuesday August § at the Restaurant-Bar Sontinetal 2» On Priday Aug 1 at 1400 hre 3 celled on ounens rin TANG Minieter Oounseler of tha Nat Chinese Emb at his office, The purpors of the oad was to explain that the magazine La Mision goes to preas the latest on the 18th of the month and it wae too late to have anything pablished on Nat. Ohina. In accordance with the dnetruction § received from Pierre RUDIAN, 8 told TANG that in publiehing such articles the magazine writes then according fe the wishes of the embassy of the country about which they are written. Because enbaseies pay only the subdseription, they usually see to it that at least a hal? of page of advertiaing ia ine eluded da the sane issue. . ; So BANG expreased understanding for such a practice and stated that he wae interested in novPHETEREftic1e on the Republie of Ohina and ‘probably one on OniensKax-Shek and that he would ree to it that ea proper anount of ade be purchased. magasine and which use it for publishing articles. 8 stated that preeticale ly all embassiece ere subsoribers and almost all of them had their articlee published at cne tise or tie other. TANG, @pparently, wee not sstiafied with thie anewer and he asked point fa blane waa the cv Embaeey a Bubs soriber, | | . | | Whan 8 anewaved affiraatively, TANG npked 8 did he know onybody
14-00000 ; jal i : \ ; in. the Sov Embassy, 8 stated tuat ve was on friendly terme with an _ official of the Sov Embassy, TANG eommented that thie wae. unsual, because |  Sovs maké-frende with nobody. § stated again that he had no other way of calling hie relation with the. Sov official than.@ personal frienéship. oo ia ‘reply to TANGY question: $3 -etated. that he. prefered not to mention the | nase of his Sov friend and. TANG asked what position did 88 Sov friend | have. & replied that as fer as he knew the Sov official wae quite nigh up. ; “(G4e). TANG continued his questioning: what was the nature of S relation= ship with the Sev, was it a bdsinees type relationship, how often did they ! eee each other; where d@ they meet. S stated that he never transacted { any business with the Sov and they meet about twice a month for a dinner . | or lunch in vartoua resteurante. § added that the Sov pleys tennis every | week~end and thet he (£) sometime goes to watch him playing (Note; the | latter statement is not true). TANG asked did 8 play tennis and he an- ewered negatively. . 6. At thie point 8 asked wae he interested in meeting hie Bov friend end TANG stated that be was. Then, 8 asked tu%a TANG whet should he say to his Sov friend. TANG commented that thie was @ good question and he told $ that he would think about it. Consequently, he asked 8 could he ‘pass by on Nonday or Tuesday (Aug 4 or 5 ) and § said he would. Pe ' In reply to Fe Queation 5 atated that he imtended to tel] 106 exactly whet tranpired | on his meet with TANG and that he planned | visiting TANG on- Monaday wo that he would be able to tell LOG did TAN decide to meet 100. 8. P ‘told 8 that he was coing too far in pleasing LOG and. was getting in a éeeper and deeper meas by cetting involved with the Nat Ohineses it. wee obvious from the atti tued ‘of Mr. TANG that he read hin “througd and wae taking his time to find could he benifit. eomething out ' of the whole acheme. Therefore, 5 shoald aleo take it eaey and not rush to see TANG on Monday. i.e. before seeing LOG; further, he should Stick to hie previoue deciaion that 4% wae rather dangerous to be. meeting with LOG often, 9. & felt that LOG would press for a moet wath 3 88 soon as posatble once he got fo know that CANG had opened the posriblity of wanting to ‘meet with Lo. F considered this to be posible and iapredsed on & that | | i | | os tte wae er reeme nceterremee ena tO asd teeta ind ramen am
14-00000 a7 seen ge oat or sa en at RN ite eek $e dato ed apse anne Meanings wnanind tteten reget : ; . Sti teem ane Meee awnmunet htee a nae cine ee Supe , . coke amen Gee een ts it was up to him to etall. ae “with L0G; in view of the fact that-L0G will remain here onl ‘ cogree ‘and find its natural end; we were and continue to be interes “on hie own . FP left it at thet. - --- started walking. 8,@ne obviourly fearing that the meet would vrfbk up “and he would go bome without any mcney, APA complained that the | 10. At thie point $ arked P would we help bis out if he got in troubles: on account of hie aeacciation with LOG. F replied that he was trying to inatruct him how to keep out of troubles and it appeared that 5 did not care mich about what F was telling his. { rescted quite strénjly to Fe atatoment by saying that F wae wrong, or at leoet incorrectly interpreted 9 attitude: ae far ae he (S$) is concerned te he ie willing to discontinue meeting with LOG immediately, if we tell him to do eo. P answered that if we wanted him to drop L0G we would had told him to do it. Nevertheless, 8 as an American 49 certainly aware of the fact that the US Service end, consequently, the US security is getting nothing out of & collaboration y about 2 mdthe more we felt it would be the best to leave the matter take itsno ted in keeping+But of trouble, but to achieve this the most important thing wae that he carry out our instruction ac he received it; we badly need that 9 fullheartedly comply with our instruction; if §' association with the KGB (sic) continues after the departure of LOG wo would probably be willing to continue our relationehir with 5 only if count on his eineerety and complete complying with every inetruction he roy. Feceive from us. § stated that it wee clear to his thet he could got himself in trouble by acting we were able to not count om any help. from ue if he li. As the working part of the meet ended about 1040 hre 3 stated that he wea broke and did not anticipate to be in a vetter financial gondition for two additional aonthe. & turned thie theme one way and the other until he eane cut with the requort for about 50.= Dellare. F answered that he would look into the matter end we left the INy le Olub and piece — ( She INU) wae good for writing purposes but the food wae lousy (true) and no‘érinks were served and that if ke wae not broke he vould hed invited P to a brandy. FP reacted by offering a brandy. Oree at the bar 6 seked PY could he give hia pone money thie ovening. P felt 1% would Lled sore and he gave 8 HESO0.@= ond obtained serve no purpers if be etal a weaeing far the ames, | | ave 2 ere Sore eet et nee nent nem
14-00000 vd : ayn “ae yeh se thio lage F885 We ee - STs | a. por at Rar os oe : , ™ , , gt foe en b ts id : es meene? 2? : . Augist 1, 1966, se] ae Lb \ 7 : Contact Zeport : \ , > j Subject: Lrnsccied (24298) . Sate of Meet vuhy 7O at Sestouvant Pirence at 1670 le Preerrenced meet to which L-1 ceme 10 min early. Tre meet lasted 2 houre and 30 min. | . Text meet: “Nednesday Aug 6 at the eeme place et 1530 bre. © | 2. °  . Lel cane to this meet in much hetter ehape than he wae laet time *- in spite of the fact thet he complained of being tired. “Ne wanted ¢ eat conething, but he ALd) not feel kes heving a full meal. Ze had 4 "ariniee ( Rum ang waa). 30  ° Lel hended me a personality. sketch which he prepared on DROVE which Le not nuoh by iteelf, but 1% could he uso ful for pernen ils, : arseesuent of RB, ' oo \ i. a Eel, eee WA I quertioned as iueh as I van able wit shout tipping my hand, eae  evout hie virit to the Cov Emb on July 9. 2 detented no indieetion of Woe ‘deception ner mi thholding of info on hie etde, "Ge. : Se in the courne of debriefing fel on his reot vLth Et T meade oy ; comzenta and eave him necesrary inetruction, which are ecveres: in the : _ folle-ing ,arae. \ ee ‘ 6. ° fe L+l mentioned Lccs questioning about I Livvab-2 re tnneclately pointe. out that the whole thing made no fenre to hin after LOG repeated eteavenente ot the lart meet that te dae not interested fa LTOWsLel, I told Tel that it made little renee to ne, except, if CS wiaited co eecertain a was Le] welling nim the truth. Then I added that = rirhed Lio ALL had made sone etatenent riich Lel could relay to LOf to eee whet would he ar hie reretion. ZL eoruented tha* once in the past he told LO5 ‘het mG wlotaaete told hin that te ured to know a Sov elplonet here TRIAD RE COU ae bw boca ae sidered ty he aie Priead ani var icappeinted whea the for filplozat tried to rearmiit hic, becrurse &¢ war obviors thet the friendship vTae a hretence. “ene TO Leatd thie ha laugreg and seid thet this res fue of. ue old couasy metnote wate: fre no lonser : ured. (A275: I did aot k 5,
74-90000 . . 7 . sae oa’ e sO = 2 = tule fact and voula epprectate whether itis ccrntained tn the files) Te “ith regard to Victor I, BANCE >, (er R) there ir little to - be cald which ena not sentioned in the Attechwent #1, "Le ealitne orPe we ay (| 68rd ted the rollorine phonee printed: 44~77-i7: 4£-15=78 and oa the \w bach wae writeen 32-08-05. Jen not inelined to take at the face value ; LOGS statenent ee he xner ne thing about Rares, especially, in view of the fact that Nance oucht to be attending the IICHI for some time to 7 mA be able to epeak fohe Fuesian snd prounced teil, 2-1 is willing to . ae , male the trenelation Anos vanta it Ke ‘finde no ditfiewlty in handling . the terminolocy. ut So e 7 8... L0Gk reaction on/tUi0z" plan to shor the Sov film at the. : Ce cénter at ‘Yervailles eppearn to be interesting, , | ’ - . ; ‘ 9. hel, wae acain puzzled with LOG's hints that £-1 should do romethine for the foctaliet cause eenuinely ciclikes the idea of getting involve? , & go o in the £55 work. I told him that I sleo did not want nim to vet invuived | a in apying for reR but 4 aid not want him to be cast aside by Sov villciales | S trers 7411 be things i-1 can do to show the good will end what he dees , aru amount to nothing ae its the care vith the chowins of the Sov film: the roet igrortant is that he does nothing without ececking with aa, . be 10. According to Lel, LCS never vefore revealed hie political - cy . a way of thinking ac mich ac he dig in hic staterante conesmning tre a : exceesive frecdor in the USER ead other Socialtiat countrier, ‘ a li. ia anever to ny quection L-1 etoted thet he broucht up the te questic: vi not being invited by LOG. to his apt, beceuce on the previoue “8 weet. Y aexed kin whether he war ever in SCS mouse, Talis corrects and I ecked Z-1 thir question taving in mind the ¢411 lines eat ef tae FA. ; a i-1 “ee  t saw id Lel'e arenda under Aur & » LCce address clus 1900 Fre, 7 told that if be ta received ty Lice ar a friend that it-sill he necersary that he (I-1) cive @ “erezQll dinner “or Let at hie plece. te a netter of fact ; “ .  befsre breaking up the evening Lel should aer Lot &nichis while chick tate in S-pt they vould be eble to come to Les tioures ne TILL add thet : 7a Ae 7 ’ he vould appreciate 12 LOG bea ont slong one cr two Sov coupler, To lee esre eho elea rould be thers ial will rtate he 2i4 ase te oife, bot if ai sioner fo he ree willing t invite anyone LCG rurgerte2, ae * 2 - ane pan navies gayon .. - . a . > - . . oa a A « eet cane,
2 Peg iat ae ia > Vallee Pate lagna ce ateeaveronag manned i Fa . frmmepemeinr oem y mm Purpose of thia suce ton from the point of our interest 1s quite ‘ob= vious, ; . . ed 12. After the detriefing I casted, Z-l te stert. S12 ‘ling out the 2A and ££ 10 pages vere completed, The vork was coing slower than I anticip~- ated because it ic not only 4 matter of trenelating tat alno explaining the quer tione. . a - . BkFernald - ts - : : : . ~ . ‘ . ” * ° “ae, . e * . : - a *y i 4 ‘ - ae cm apetnagee ® . ‘ 1 , rm e 3 . . ' , e iad ‘ Fs : , i ; . t . . i » . . , “4 es “t : or are ee mea elses og”
ATTAOIMENT #2 July 31, 1969. Subject: LIBACOW=1 (P-4805) = LOGINOV (eu, 22) Neet. - at * Seotaurant Fonda del Retiro on duty 28 at 1500 bre ' 1. foe meet wae prearranged and L-1 waa ia front of the restaurant 4 min before LOG. The moet Iseted about 90 minutes. THEIR NBXT MERT: Pridsy August 6 at Locb Apt et. ‘Ignaedo Beteva - 21/2 at 1900 hours. | 26 Wo cocktails were taken before the neal and with the meal beer wae drank. LOG lead off with questions concerning Lelb family, health, work and entertainment. 7 3. Ammong questions concerning Lel's work: thera were also questions concerning Li0vVAbel: was le] giving him classes regularly; was LIOVAL~1 asking L=i questions about the USSR or Soy officiale; did LIOVAL-1 make any statements which would eho ®how he breates politioslly* (etc). Le] gave routine answer pointing out that LIOVALel does not hesitate to speak about his family matters and work, but he never seks questions of any kind; be takee hie languece elesses regularly | 4 there were no statements concerning political matters. 4. Im1 told LOG that July 24 or 25 @ young man Vietor t RAMOS called on him in the evening at home and told him that he needed a trane= lation of about 20 pages of Russian text into to Spanish ard thet he was sent by LOG and he asked tim who wae the person. L0G stated thet he did not know. the person and aince it wae a matter of translation he (L0G) sent him to L~1 hoping that he may earn some money by making the tranalation Le] asked LOG did he know that RANOS spoke come Rusedan which he learned ‘at the IIORH. LOG stated that be wae not aware of that fact. Ll will make the traslation if he oan handle the terainogoty dealing with economy. 5. L-l told L0G that he spoke to ¥, MUNOZ about the Sov fils and that MUHO2 wae pleased with the offer. Cue to the fact that NUHOS fe presently undergoing a treatment he waa not able to sake arrangezenta for showing of the film. In reply to LOG’ question Iml stated that BUNOZ wanted to show the fils in the Communist Party Centro (sie) at pe pia tiee 6.4728
nero 2 rte at eb eaten nae “ een Ce tree ek meer AEE 0 care + Set gegen enter meena Shconnt lnc etueteeeen sree, : 1 oo 2 at: . talk with KUNOZ. - 62° _ Tel told that LOG: that gute recently he saw in the prees Bone= ~2-= ATDACHSENT 2 1 Versaillee, L030 exclaimed that for deavens sake he did not anything like that; he wanted this to be entirely on private and personal baaie without political elements lavolved; to ehow the film at Versailles would be stupid, it would just enable the imperialiste to biast in the papers that the Sova were getting involved in internal political astters ef Mexico; in view of the coming Presidential elections this could be. ‘blown up into a ecandal. Lel remarked that he “Baw no difference in showing the film in the OPdentro or in the. ‘Centro Aeturiano ae LOG wanted originally. LOG explained at length the: difference and Te]. promised to have another thing written to the effeot that there ere presently in the USSR 4 types of detention ( concentration }) camps and he wondered whether that wae an indication that the freedom in the USSR wae being trimmed again. L0G stated that "thie was pure imperialist propaganda". He went on tu say - that in the USSR the cafes are full of people and that one can hear them even oritisiging the government. He added that in hie opinion there. is If Stalin was alive it could not “happen that while the people in America are openly protesting against the war in Vietnam and egainst: imperialisa ‘a Socialist country as Ozecho rizes its people in favor of American and West Gernan enpirjalion. "Too much freedom in the US&R resulte with etill more freedom in other Socialist countries: this is no longer freedom, Lt ie a shameful betraial of Socialiam; I hope that it will oe realised soon that Stalin wae right", eaid L0G. ; To At thie point LOG worked in a hint to lel that he should do something for the Socielist ecsaure. L-l sounded hie old tune saying that he eaw nothing he could do end added that now when 100 opened him the door to the American Intelligence Service through Viotor RAKOS (actually working for fhe Zoonomist Inteliigence Unit, S.A., Reforma 116 = 801 B) _ he would find out vould they pay him well and if they would he would ' work for them, because anywey the Sove never gave lim any thing. Whea LOG _ asked, him what the hell he was speaking about, lel stated thet he vas | wm joking and LOG cormented that L~1 hed never done anything to help the Sov effort and consequently, they were not able to pay him esnything. -~* © 8 mateo TAR tom erm hw wh Om An & mee aon and aAtat that he ftaey | | too much (demisiado mucho) freedon in the USER and other Socialiet countries | | | | | |
Tn cement FRET Cemi em ary : sm inet Me meth gy ap % ~ Zo ATTACEMENT ¢ 1 nover invited his to his houee, while at the tine he hed met RROVKIN he waa invited to Bs house after they met the second or third time. LOG told Lel he had no intention of keeping L-] away from his house, but he wanted: hin to know that eince the time BROVEIS wae here certain. things had “Changed: previously the Sov. Embassy was paying the rent efor oe the. apts ef their mofficiele end now ‘the officials have to pay the rent from thelr salary. Consequently, LOG livee in a amall modest apt and’ he doea not feel that it ia. adequate for receiving people. Lel commented - that LOGe etatenent made him feel bad because he believed that they were” friends and thst formalities were not acceesary among them. LOG counter= acted tua by saying that el and his wife were invited to bis apt on Wed July 30, but he did not want L-1 tc be surprised to see in what kind... of apt a Sov Aipl officials was living. lel thanked for the invitation and etated that it was impossible to him to come before 2090 hre on Ved because he had late classes. LOG felt that 2030 wee rather late and they agreed thet sq I~] and his wife would come to L06s for dinner on Friday . Aug 8. : ot _ *‘BHPernald ot iaicmetel lmcenianerenriead me md on sapere
6c my . to 7 baw ie duly 24, Contact Report a a | Subdects | (2-13,629) Date of duly 22 at the Raffaello from 2090 te 2225 houre, oo e t 1 | a de ciis neet ter held in leu ef the one scheduled for the pr revious | : a 2 evening to which € did rot cone. In the course of the morning of duly 22 - \ i tried to reach S by phone at hie office but he cid not come there.Ia || the afternoon he proned to our office and left the merrece to call hin : y- home. I called ebout 1625 when I returned from anotier ops meet, tut S$. ve TT. wee not in. Josephine told me thet he rould be back in 30 afautes. ‘hen ; I eplled at 1709 urs Josephine told me thet § called froa out and told | her thet he wer goins to tie airport ead thet I sould call phous L800 AY. : $% 1525 hres 9 wiid ensvered tne phone and *old that £ wee out but vould 7 return home evon..At 1900 hre the miid geve me the ca-e enever, At 1930 - bre Josepaine ansvered and pasecd tae phone to &, Ve arranged this neet. B next weet: August 1 2b the Chez Le Club a4 2000 bre. a € id not go throuch muuch of trouvle to explain tae reason } q ‘ i © de -. fe he did not coce to.the meet the previous day. Ne seid that he did not ‘ | i write in hie notebsok the tine of the acet and he went to the sePfaelio . $ | . at 1400 hre just te see whetner I wee there; in the eveninc he went to ; i covies vith Jorephine "heesuse, anyway ne ras not sure when me vere cup} : i. osed to meet. I Llistenes to ule exilanation sithout comment. : i ; i : | 3e ot inevitable, the cican lending wac [ ino exebtecent co iLe wateliteas tue Toes i | vrelude | = exnlel | on @ reek | and i@ enrvered : t . rohead te i $ ; 4 . Lec iise vt $ ee ; S$ telé se that lt exlented cls eaqcretula porsithe thou 2" aves Tita Lit woe piges , wap no fel utaut tie ccon Le-dle. * feat carried ts the ptatecent about Looe , — - ~ +h ap 8 | BY HR «
| | | | i | | * Fee Ais Bano Waa . 7 - Of S' phone calle to Ea5 m 2 ou met with Lo. on! ting one he went to meet with 16% 46 _ Trent te the detri avine of £ aspects of that meet ere self explenatory. ! inter-sting fectom concerning thet & requested lees frequent meet on teeis of hie suring the brief ceet of July lf. Another factor Ls the rattling of vis moneys 0S Be There sre reete whiek are aatve end. contradictory as fer ae concerned. LIG will roerk out a plan whieh is'to provide recurity the other. eid not arpear a certous opevateor if LOG is their verconvel mest * cone to the Prench Oui wees nt on one rand end on he felt thet € wae avle to lead TAUS Red Chine, , ° 6. Tre previously ‘Neralded trtendeniy he tr darn toe a buble. ra the ather hand: ay at ase Attache ent). of KIDPIY ves just a little hetter then nothing ‘on evening (Culy 21), f.e. at the time § with se end he did not heve the gute to tell me that. on bie meet ritt ran, vevertheless, was o Noel of the here ara’ nev St future meets with LOC. It mey he noted sigrestion I male to in convs about ellitary 7. Ags the attachnent 2 1 shove I discursed ww en duly 10, 8B. °° I eleo shored ta £ 16 pares of the be able yr then ena elotlarone. in fact, to ensver t Joes nol lerd tteel? to e Sand Ear 4 o “ywe -_ = ares . - . fore we frreel fe teed ce fir gk natal, 5 wie om , . , Be wong ® 3, Tw mt ad ra cS aes wee % acy BUSA ° maae he Tht OF batt -* ° meaning She 20g. 2 cola Sin thet Toro idt had ri tgehins i+ et reenact, To ca it Level shes per ry . meent tl ee i mi fa Riva Li mone money, : : e a ° { . ’ een LO tenpt to Cehbvie? & on # he invitea © to etrensth of LV DAW: end fr ALO LTS (Till prepare a separate in Gateil the queetion ° Tek and he felt cenfident to the reetecrant Tetfaallo SQ tle exaersire of Asking ane eritics gheare. “herg- purzers ef ILbticgs ous ate enplisssion fede she ac thvity
14-00000 Pe « Bee f ; (2-17,359} — - ATIATSSST? FD, . , culiy 24, 1669, , ? ° ~~ RO: Thone call to ict on July 10, A - le etete A whthouwt heist etion thet he phoned to Lect oa euly 20, « - d.a. the day their meet took place, 3 ; \e Pie. believes that he cade hire flsrt phone call CI the one. vt recorded by LISNVOY) ateut 1100 bre. te vea told to call in an hour. ’ vaeN und he DID CALL more or leas an tour later, Then, he was told thet “ag, [Ret wee still buey and that he should cell in 70 minutes.|  |o.2LuD As Wee dere mer = hay ap . : . ; Myiive Win TOLD and etter quite bit of waiting 140 eame to the phone. | ; r oy es NY eu, ene: ‘ : ge pM Coveeane te oL_]oois TYREE calle to the same phone sunher, af vn, Be v1 TERRE calls which nade were enmered by the ssne oale voice. There vae no indication thet the male angverine the phone reeugnaived - Wwe os boice in any oF Ale tro back cal Le. 7 4.[_ ] reealls that when he nade bia acconé call end “stated that | * it was "Vlacinir calling" the operator. underateod that "casiing" was the oe eecond nage and he asked whon to spell it, which required come explain- , me - ing. . 7 . Po ee . 5. ir positive that at no tine! d: ueheg his 3 calle he mentioned . j ve any kind of second nere. SO = Ge - English ves ecoeken at . ~ . : tray ” x 6
| | “stew ate men matt ane er lee ten TT ‘eee fen . ore ny ty Rr tenet a: AREA ee apne test ee i 7 . : ATTACHMENT # 2 tee, July 24, 1969 Subject: (Pe15,830) Repor} on Keet with LOGINOV (P+11,712)on July 18 at SEPo-Parie 1. fhe meet was prearranged and. it lasted about two hours. The prew viously used. procedure wae followed; S and LOG met in front of the re- etaurant and they entered it together. As. veually, LOG was sharp in ap= ‘pearing a& on the spot. TEZIR NEXT MEET: On Ave 4 at Samborns Tnurgentes—Taequena at 2000 hra. Ze gourre of th of the Meet. LOG asked $ why he did not come "to play tennis with him” at the French Olub on July 12. $ explained that he was not. feeling well and that he did not yecover completely from the flu which he had all week. 5 added that. only for the reason of keeping the word given to a friend (L0G) he came to this meet. Nice worde by L00 who concluded that he brought § 2 bottles of Votke which. can be used as " a medicine” for olde and similar disconforts. : 3. Ae it could be expected after such an ‘opening of the meet LOG wag interested wae 8 able to aceomplish something for him. 8 told him that ‘he had done what he promised and gave LOG the written report which LOG read. When he ‘finished the reading LOG remarked that 8 did not eign the report. When 8 said that he was willing to do it right there, 100 eaid that. it was not necessary and that he was only joking. Ae. . LOG spent considerable amount of time in questioning 8 about the reasons, consequences which the cancellation of PEMEX contract(s) with eome US ofl companies. At sertain point the questions lacked clarity and 8 asked LOG point blana what was he driving at. LOO stated that 6 should reolize that the WESR is the second largest producer of of] in the world (ele) and that he wae interested in finding out wae it posaible ‘for the USER to etep in where the Asericane kioked out (aic). & told LOG that it wae 4iffieul’ to go sore wrong than LOG wee in hie thinking, ‘paegeune if Moxieaae wsk 414 act want Arerteans {avolved 4a their ofl busiaecs 4% wae positively eertain that they aanted no foreigner, Pre
14-00000 of. [Shennan ote et encanta te tena he hr Aen Fatale a pe Flite mien we asset anacinneet mdesteabetin + bred _ing strong soonomie interchange, especially trade, with Mexico an not ‘finding the right atmosptere ner proper respouge in Merico. Ue asked $0 ssa. natant a tie ete atone a induetry. aw 2 we gardlesa of who they =ay be, v0 have ony ching to do with Mexican of] | $e LOG commented that the USSR wae very much interested in | prablich- re | what, in hie opinion,. sould or should be done to overoome this aituation. S anewered that ne beldeved that the Bova ought. to ehange their mentality | if they wanted to trade with Kexico, naimly, in the field of trade they a should forget about Socisliem and adept the Capitalistio mentality: to a trade with Kexico S6ve would have to establish industrial planta here and to do 1% Hexicens must have- 51 per. cent share in each case, whieh meane the controling stodk; in reality this does not mean that Nextoans would invest 51 per: ‘gent of the VOIUC.o+s sees 6. LOG went to the other item of the written report and he ssked . 8 how he went sbout in contacting Ohin-Welen TANG, counselor of the Nat Chinese Zab. § told hin about posing ae a reporter for the wagagine Le Eieton and going there on reccommendation of Pierre RUDIAN ( Fee . FERNALD previous ‘contact report). § sdded that in the Sept iseue of the magazine there would be an article dealing with Bat China and the Poiking ~ Moscow cofliet and if needed another arteiole on Ohing-Kai Shek would be published. LOG told § that he was pleseed with the manner in whioh: 8 handled the task he gave him. L0G did not disoues the contents of thie part of 3 report and he questioned 8 about CRTANG: he wanted to know wae & 1a @ position to keep this acquaintance alive and develop | it in to a eort of friendly informal. relationship; he (L106) knew TANG from some formal diplematie gatherings. and he liked the person. S believed that: | he was able to keep alive the established acquaintance and wae not able to guess as to bew far be would be able to develop it. LOG sugges ted . that 6 do not ‘allew too mich time to pasa until his next visit te TANG. B aatid that he eculd call on TANG on Fri July 25 to explain him that he did net aucceed in getting the artiele in the Aug iseue of the mageasine ané will publich 4t in Sept iseuo; at the came tige S will sake it known that he wae interested in getting the material for an artiole on Ohiang-kal fhesk which should keep the doors open for another vieit.... § was in hie element when he was deceribing thie and LOG wae not finding enough - word to praises §@ and et the eame time to encourage hig to 31) he ean
+-00000 “A, OX Ae mnt te aver ental sawn mesa) tig pet tee a 3 a to bring his relationship with TANG to a point that LOG could meet PASG ine friendly unofficial manner. LOG concluded that for such a job he . was willing to pay & in terme of thoueands of Dollars, After the dust of verbage settled LOG..told 8 that he should try to feel out TANG was he willing to speak about the military. atregth of Red China. LOG ex= . plained to § that prenently, the Sova were completely in dark as to the “" gilitery strength and operational organisation of the Red Ohinese ary; ' . they have no way of acquiring the info because even if they had friends 'in Red China none of them dared to maintain contaet with Sev cfficials . bor officials of other Socialist countries which are known to be on the Bov side; Nat Ohina has many spies in Red China and they are well infced : on @ll aspects of developments in Red Obina; it ie possible that TANG would be willing to make arrangenente with his government for exchange of info, eapecially, military info between the USSR and the “ep. of Ohina and: this would be beneficiary to the USSR and the USA. LOG went on to tell 8 that he should think in terme of using RUDIAN for getting to meet TANG out of hie embassy: be that a party or whatever night be ' needed, the expenses will taken care of by LOG, because money is nO: " problem. Ts Then, L0G stated thet 8 should arrange something to enable | 0g Be) meet RUDIAN in a emall, family type, oirele. 8 was cought by surprise “and told LOG that he told him that he and RUDIAN were quite often seeing _ each other. LOG stated that he knew RUDIAN well and was in may instances with RUDIAN at Yeoeptiona and otner formal sootal functions, but he never had an oportunity to be with RUDIAN in friendly and unfornal ciroumstances, § commented that the only problem he found in trying to make such an: arrangement was in the fact that RUDIAN often, sometime even twice in a week, drops in to see 8 at hia (Josephine's) apt but he never announces hia vieite in edvance’ more. than an hour or two before he cones. : 7 8, LOG asked 8 what happened to the US Enb phone directory; ‘aia the. girl (friend of 3) return. 8 anewored that he did not have the slightest idea what was going on, * because in his condition (of health) he did - even go to check did the girl retura®, a 9. . LOG wae proposing that they neet ia tha course of ‘the next week but 8 told hia that he felt that they wore meeting too often and in view { ‘seteeenttrmee tea
4-90000 EN ' ' = yee sateen arte terse nang caret! weet ve mn epeeecgmett erent A _ gee each other so often, | that they were getting together too often and he aleo cannot be 100 per to tell 8 that he would pick up an aprepriate spot on which § will place " @ chalk sign when he needs to se LOG urgently; LOG will pass by the place %0G concluded by stating that this wae the general idea and that he would . they would hold in two weeke, i.e. august 4e -it would work. then there was no. need for them to meet wore than one a fact that. he was positive that his eysten was dependable. needed, if he had an. oportunity to entertaia TANG. 13, There was ‘some pnconsequential talk and LOG told 8 to cose of his etatus of @ tourist it say be aeeumbed that the Gobernacion carry out spot checke on himy if he was to be seen by the Cebernacion or Security agents in company of LOG 1% is prety certain that they would take him ——tn-and iaterrogate him; he thinks that thie can be avoided if they do not 10. Lae agreed with S" “reasoning and added that he himself realised oent sure that he is not tailed eone- tine, Therefore, he will out @ plan by which they will be able to see each other whenever it ia needed and will limit their. regular peraonal meets to twice per conth. He went on every morning and if he see the sign he will erase it which will assure § that he und: retood his request and they would then meet the same evening at a place (restaurant) which they would select only for this purpose. work out the details which he will explain. to 8 on their next meet: which 11. 3 commented that.the plan looked good ana if LOG was sure that month. L0G stated that 2 meetea per month were needed in spite of the 12. | 5 told LOG that he did not spend any of tha M¥ 400.- he gave him for the purpose of establishing econtaét with on official ef the Het Ohinese Bmb and. consequently wanted to return the money. LOG told him to keep it for himself? and that he would give him money, se much @s to the French Gliub any Saturday and that be would teach him to play tennis. LOG explained that he wae going to the club every Saturday about 1000 hret § will be allowed to enter if he says that LOG was waiting for hia. BuFernald
14-00000 hy \ guly 23, ssa, Contact Aeport ® . an itu, 7 ects | (2-15,830) oo : : . Subj Date of Feet: guly 1F, 28 at i.elcker wcatpo & Leronite Carlee Sey i | at 1500 bre. . : . 4 os i. , Tae meet wee arranged by phoze. Oa duly 17 € proned to our office | and. raques ted taat FORNALD ring. him up the next corning. Jiter numerous fruitless at tsenpte F finelly reached © at nir houre et 1730. hre. § told F that he wag vith a Chinese the previsus dey and. rould see ain again on that afterncon gt 1490 urs. € concluded that on the verie of iis first. a en ‘entougter with the Chinese he precared a resort for his friend (EccIKoy) q 1a teme evening at 2090 nre, F told € that he would whan he tould see t! want te see what he vrote before he sives it to ZCG cnd a neet was oY . ‘ag iN ‘ arranged at the above indiceted lécation ue ee . i . we ° i, e : : 7g Weer er or wf 2. °° B asked $ how did he rannge So. $28 Te Chinisien* rang ‘en: ant ‘Ghere es) a Pn nas ; . sf ae gies : ty va Aid’he see him. © etsted thet PlEQké fo FEe nelped him: speeches the - : eat Chine Imp and eaid thet £, 4 collobsrater in the La Mision, ould like to visit the Emb and talk to a persen who would be eble to give him " sere info for. ani article hea wae preparing for La iliston. On duly 17 ‘about 1299 he ¢ § vent to the Exb and efter saying that he was coming from | - Pierre uct Sh's he was received by TA, Seu nselor: of the Exh. & stated . that he was ‘tn terested in preparing s2 article concerning Shino - Sov + : ideological c ontlic ict, “aos territorial claims an ad repeated border clasnes; | S would want hey re sore views af Nat Cning covernment on these probleme,. ne, hed any interest in t eGeve wisn me: heere wast they were wecitinat fe briss up this etaise tenis to indicate that Ueot nosition n a a wes real vithia the countr
LAY) eked rato the 2of the fe Geunt on tnerican assistance to rete thet Nat Ohina Government was aver help thee in that cetter sithout forces, thick Net China unders serve no purpose. | 36 o et after 10 = 15 min of the next day ne cording to mache: ne told hin to revurn. material vrich could use for his article. the Nat China Zab on July TR at ifo0 brs and in Zarlish. To keep the deor open materiel on Chien-kai Shek end 7 time to get. it. TANS also asted ia at g y neo 3 Hy fer ecéi told ni 2 3 ~ gio bay =e cié = ae or fa? etatecd they did nat, but the aly, Seve here and ted abou orte this visit ins + aS ‘ mecesine, -4e. B® asked “ep after reedings we wag. the Julis: —— SO rerort one TIGRES see Sort of that he k E sly to me to his Eduardo, el hed stated tha Juliana, he is _ previous refered to FLORNS, 8a 2 i wa. 2 he oo Fs = a h of tongue. és for _— se ot A amo in f he ad } : i in 5 by In reply to PS question § the DD°ES decision vere Contisental Se. ete, cil from Velifornie. ean 2 ties » Sed tilt sot vell S dens person when he nes ~ mainland, Tard ctated hat the ofA cannot rclwed in war wita Nao's that euch @ var would ws we & oe t SS hited dad. gave § iking 5 score +o pick up aécit sonel refore, = vent to got come of their publications : nel visit & requested sone 3. that it vould take some Mision nave connecti subscribers Mk pi’ ee ~~ oF ita so the one Sove vere 29) minutes. , be Pacd Press, Blveta ich S prepared for Los a tioned Spain ‘EEESS- Conference and of no Eduerdo CARRILE it rust have been a slip Chief gew . unknora which} affected relly ep a = oR,
° * fy o 3S w Fas not hina intention to cut us short, but, to the contrary he wanted - to be of help to us, 2 ealely stated that 5 was etill ‘able. toetdo that & af ke timely—reporte_ equeintance with any other Sov official and followa our tnetrnst: 2 Pop every Turtiir otep he utkee in relationship with . such an officiel. € said that we could count on hic. Te S stated after sone whinging, that he hed counectione tn practical , ‘Ty. every branch of the Mexicen covernnent, but definitely had none in the: Seguridad de. Zetado. = commented thet thie ras understandable heeause &s the Security keeps itrelf sevarated fron politicking vnich enables, tala organization to cerry ont it duties without interference of politicne. F added that the Security people aes? excellently trained end wee anazinely efficient: in their Tork. It was evident suet Te statements left S worried, ¥ took advantnce of the silence and added ae an after thought that in His opinion it would be vie iff thinned. his ceetea vith LOG to 2, maxinun By per conth. re ; a ehenced his previo: ely prearranced reet with & from Sat euly & did not have. nie notebook with hin taj 13a te honday “uly 21 at 2000 ae. eng ke assured F that he vould not formset it. This meet lasted 30 min. : tfernald
4 ae co SE CQIET. a ; ; so eanatennatame ite aaa re Aen ee a oc — 10 ONCUNENT EXTRACT oo ee a ; S$ 20, NOSSTER HAS RFEN EXTRACTED FROM ANITHER OFEICTAL 00 FILE. ne “THE ECLLOWENS INFORMATION CONCERNING THE SURJFCT OF THI PERSONS PERFURMING NAME TRACES ARE CAUTIONED THAT THE DOCUH" MENT FROM WHICH THIS EXTQACT WAS PREPARED CONTAINS ADDITIONAL 7 INFORMATION PERTAINING T9 THE SUBJECT AND SHOULD RE REQUESTED - ., LOGINOV, VALENTIN, . a —, 201-0235412 7 750-610-001 ~ | cee MEk-G2LITE oo vw te ee ee 30 SEP TG __. REPLACED OLEG MARSEMOVICH NECHTPORENDQ AT cee ee _.. SOVEET EMBASSY, MEXECO CITY AUG 65 _ oo Soe SECRET. a : « sate - ; ; F2 IMPOEP CL BY 056979 | Or ae 54/2 + rt, eS ees p cd Tee
two hours and #9 zirutes, ‘we tell him to do: he is willing to drop the association with ABD Auguet 26, 1969. Contact Report . Subjects (P-13,220). | i Date of Meet: August 26 at Chez Rene. at 1400 hrs . de: The meet was prearranged and S came on time, The meet lasted i é VRY-F Mout: Sept 8 at the shue place at 1400 hrs. 5 apologized for not. bringing ‘the copy of the: report he gave Ze to. ARDIEHARD: he did not think of 4t tnis pesning when. he icft the heuge. Be I told S that the fzct that PZDIEHARD would renain here at Lonat five ade‘ donal month did not please me, hecuase I was not able to ict the taings go the way they were going until now and be just axl observer, In-reply to my quéstions S stated he was rendy and determined to anytoing BHARDt. he is equally ready ¢o do or tell ABFIVHARD anything we instruct him even if it was certain that AZDIZHARD would drop him; he is willing to go through any do'ngs we consider necessary. I believe S wis tlucereé in his statenente. . a6 I told S not to call & under any circunstances before their next meet (Sept 10); keep away from tne Chinese End; if he gets the adé from Tuau Renta rant 5 can advise 7093 by phone; take proof cl the ar‘icle as was pronised but avoid any cony wataoever; if Josephine feels like golag to the French Glub oa Sat fieg 30) $ can go with her, but I see fly noint io hin going alsng alone. $ atated tiat he urderstood wuat he ‘sag told an* he would not do a move ‘without cheeking with me. 56 S asked in a matter of f.ct tone that he would like to know wher? be c4iua with us; did we went him to carry out the work we reqiest for patriotic vaveone; do we intend give aio @ eslary or make a wortavhile present. y turd hin that he ces rest sure tual ~e vanlized that he was not in financial pvcition to be able to work out of patriotic feelings, and ronsequertis nv sould be peié for tia work as much as it is worth to us. . Ro next sSeoide.t: Accorlis, to the atatecent of Dr Enrique OLATOS Cacho, cousin of GDO with whon GDO playa domino every Tuesday 4 * 5 fp. I HZ.
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ATTACHMENT ; August: 26 by 1969" Eubject: | (P=13,830) Report on Hie eet - with AEDIBHARD (P-ll, m2) on Aug 25 at Samborne-San Angel at 2000 | ne om ie "fhe meet wae , prearranged and it lasted 90 minutes. Ko changea ia. the pattern of meeting and A came on tine. . wot THEIR NEXT MEET; Sept 10 at the sexe place ag 2000 ors. S was invited to come on Sat at 1030 bre to the French Club with Josephine. S not sure he will go. Cee ee ee. 2. A apologized for not going to Cuautie on Aug 16. Lots of nite | words about thinking about Sand Josephine all day that reiny dey. 36 A had a suprise for S: few daya ago he received ordere te remin in Mexico at least 5 months more (sic). When § aked wae he BOS. pleased with the order, A etated that he was practically packed up and he hed made plana regarding the placea he wanted to visit and it was pleasure in unpacking. and so much less he liked the idea of eancelling his plang. — 5 asked several questions about Ais wife and A was giving normel answers. At: po time did A’ belittle hia wide and he stated that she was 40 years old. 4.... 8 handed to Aa written report on what he accomplished with the Ghinese. A thanked. for the same and told S to get the article published | by ali the means; do all poseible to get the ad from the Luau Restaurant; keep in touch. with WORG or TANG but make sure there ie a bona fide reason _ to go to see them, exemple, to tell thea thet the ad was obteined, show thea the soript of the articlo before it is published and similer; be very oereful because Chinese are highly suspicious people. | 5 Then, ‘A anked § why TANG wae not lieted in the Dip List. & stated | that it was evident from TANGs calling oard that-he just recently arrived here. A accepted the explantion and told S that WONG was listed in the Dip List es a oounselor and that he (A) had confuced ANG with WONG and that it was WONG who gpoke Ruesian. . ; 6. At this point ‘A hended to § an envelope containing EN 500.~ | and he told 6& he wonted hia to have that money for accidental @zpensea |
wails ees eating info for A. 3° pretended he was “hesitant to receive money | but did not drag the: story. Leng ( from fear that A might ehange his mind Je! Te After. the brief *eeremony" about giving and scoepting the money - & asked § did 8s have any news about - ‘the. US Embassy Fhone Directory. § remind: A thet he toldyat: ‘their: last meet that he had no way of getting it. A seked ¢ § did he ‘know anybody working in the yee ‘USIS. When § enewered that he did not think so A told him there was a number of girla working for USIS, they | work on the 3rd floor (of the Emb building) and several of them live in the Hotel Geneve; they earry out some propaganda; A is not eure"how far® can one get with them ( in terns of having good time ), but there is no problem of getting them ( although, the interet is limited to one. girl) to go out for dinner and denoing. This is something 5 should look late. - § commented to the effect did A have @n idea hew much i¢ Saked to take 4 , chick like those for an evening of good time; such a bill runs about EN 700.= . A replied that money was no problem; if S lines up something it 43 enough if he phones him a day earlier and he will bring him the RORGY ; . Be At thie point A geve S the following inetruction; If S ever needs something from A, ae money, or he has something for A he. should - ' call the Emb and state that he wants to speak to Jot the _ “Consulate and stress that it was che will. take the phone and there will be "juet mucho guste | de _saludarie" ' from both sideas. If A is not there he(Sd 1a to request’ to “giveilthe megsage calling, If A ia ia his office thet[—eallea. The call should be made in. the morning if possible. Regardlesa, whéther 5 gets to speak to A ‘or not he is to go the gane evening at 2000 bra to their meet place at Samborne~fan Angel. aid 9, £ “he would see what could. be. done and aeked A waa it possible . that he was not able to do anything about the platinua. A apologised © ‘that it skipped his memory to tell & thet he spoke to their Commercial Oouneslor (full name mentioned by A) about the matter and ' that wanted first to know through which Swiss bank would the transaction be carried out; terme of the deal the buyers propose and be advised that | Sova were not interest in any deale which would be less than 1 million US Dollars. As eoon as 8 submits the info, 5 and will etart work= ing on the deal: if leavee vefore the deal ie clowed it will not | | | | | | |
re =j- |. @ffect the deal becquse IVAHOV will be able ta back it in Noscow. 8 commented. that it sounded good and that toth of them will make a nice gum of many: money. With a smile on his face A told S that he did not — want. any. money because he had all the money he wanted. A commented that. thts wae. the case which makes. 4% evideat that. they were in position te — -help each ‘other 2 A fagilitetes the platinum deal for § and 8 get hold. of a girl. who can briag: out the phone. directory for @ouple of hours. 10. =k eeked” the regular question. as to who will ‘be the next | President of Mexico. 8 told him it will be Luis RCHEVARRIA, but thio. is etill not positive. A did not aek for the source of info. | al 8 aeked A who waa the girl. in the restaurant he waved to and: she waved back. 8 etated at wae the sirl with whom he # quite regularly, played tarinis. a AP BEE ae Ta 12, S was not able to ‘reoall one more thing A asked him to do or find info about, ; 13, fhe meet ended with a talk about birthdays. A bss hig on Deo 25 and hia wife earijer. A made it known that hia wife would accept with pleseure a Barthday prescat as a bracelet. oy . . a °* BHRernald Peanenarere
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5 Anema teenie dere ttintid, Hot eanecenenecietrt ne +m curly hair, Bppecs 2 to be of Spanish descent, Tae woran with "cod. . front. of the Puturssa theater, LOGIOv tntroduced hic to hor os "Gol. . i > - SECRKEY | ° Sov oviet & ndpaifers), COR ussite. | a ae Tg ® agartes nace the forte: Lig corzents ‘concerning ; whist eppsered t to her to be orerestensk ceatacts Stn Vor Koda oF ranch of Soviet inter - Cae Fobrietins eoniyetes 25:26-Ap rb 1970: ~ a EOSERY - Rectang the effair besveon ABUDRIFP end Loorttoy,, oe eer they vent ‘to the rovies once or te tee a Weel, the Ruturssa end Cine: Mod being the * theaters Bost frequently eitended. -LOGINOV alvrys nade sone: sort of cont ret curing these ous sings, nscording to AZNUPRIFF. She stated, io that he us sally aers » his seat ‘tout 2303 hours and went ‘out to the Lobby for sone tire. Sie aid not know shore the contacts were setually maces Once she end LOGINGY encountered, ‘apparently ao eldentally, outside the: Cine Nod theater, a a Mexican Aray Colonel, who was introductd to her by LOGHIOV as “Col. Sergio." In this instance LOGINOY did not ‘exeuse hinsélf bo have & private conversation vith the: Mextean.. "Col. Sergio” was dee ‘. Let scribed ty ARIAL? ‘|S about. 40,. tally. NO coustache or. elas EES . thtek Sergio" appeared to be about 25 (years old end. was intrédcuced a3 his vite f ; (which AEMIDRISF doubted because, as she put it, he didn't treat her eo. ., one would a wife, bat rather as 8 cistress). AESIORIFF knew nothing & core | = ° about thic Mexican and never sew hia Bzeln. i ‘ i E on anot her o: easton, Losriov end ADTERIFY set an Azerteen in: jj too Michsel.” AEMIESITY stated that he ves dressed in eiviliea clothes. He . : aa SECRET ae i ee
le atch aA OAS ete hate st, 4 st ners ween entrees tn ct tenes + s SFaOnN Ee ade - nee ‘ oo "he ad blo: sa hate, was of rsdiue height, no Clesecs, Laney crey eyes * (ARMIE tS ticdight hire oudte eLiractive), LoIlioy t tydd tehoel thot he would ell kin the next dry os tegen business. “dehook” wus tone. toe FEMMEPIEE goo cei thes fncy Gif suc neve & privels conver setica. She. ‘eSimated this enecunter tock plese reout S2pteat or 1959. GSLEJZCy -~ AE sEDS 7F etsted ‘thas concuzey used ‘her “in the ; so ne : rannér, Sees tock hes cleus 3 tisss in cL to Cine Chapultepzc, then left her during the novie to sexe soze sort ef contact, - seued 12 a26 Hew LQFOr Dabrichin Sa £6 “Gonce erning: Soviet Cozhectr in the Nextecn Pol ice: ALATURIFF stated thet she overheard CoLtueny end EYCMTd talk ebout reny conteets which they had in the police here. se scid ohe had tkso overhs ed Votevaxov, PAKULTH, AND Cit ARHOV telk ebsut how wony. good police contacts the Soviets | haves Hovwagver, each specifie exaspie vateh AE AIMIDRIFF could give concerned B0z@ non-operationrl favar which the Sovlets could ect tak en eare of, Coes when the Soviets wanted to set sezething through Aduanas when ecre Soviet was oissing and police cooperetios WES needed; gatting edvence netice when sone dsuonstretion hostile to the ‘Soviets was about to take plece, ete. She was not edle to recall ony ists thet Soviets had orerahi 23 221 contacts ‘tn the police; sents. reporting on shset the police were doings assets who assisted Soviets Ozer rationally in sous wey. Hoveven, AMMIDRIFF thoucht the Sovicts probebly hrve such assets. . Conesrnt x Sovles contests | in West Corcron Poltee: AE TOUFP recalled that vhan ghe “went to C:rnany &o interpreter for Soviet gurgaon. and textbook: \riter, Pesto RASoY, in Jimvory 1$£49 (eney went to Coloma SECARER
Pearse Wa me ne gt , West Carn | SECNED | i _ “36 , Woot Coranny on Cus coreiel Ministry tusinzes), the Sovke MS fnbascider in a wo steed tant the F sbresy hea seme pede beonts within the est srt relies vhe bolped ata to neotect the Savicts (in cante. xt thet At Wes diugsress 1: ures sone Soviet offietil could be kidnapp: ad by the eneay ete.) ANTONIS 3 noted that AYASOY wus quite old end very ,prosregine. , . MiscolJansens oninetiensl notes - AEUPRIFF had no knowledge of Soviet safe houses ov scfe gpartcmite. $re stated thot etny Soviet visitors stoyed nt the Hotel Virrayes or in two other hotels near the Soviet Enbasszy ( che. couldn't rexsaber nezes). She Gta not know whether the . Soviets had eny sort of special arnuige enent or contacts in these hotels. | : AENIDRIVF steted that she had attended several ‘parties’ at which Nexiéens also were prosent (she recalled specifically erties at the hones ef KOLO: URKOY, PAUL li, ICGINOV) and in each instance the Soviet officer, at cons point during the evening, hed a Feivate conversation with a Mexican guest. - (Unfortunetely, ANUIDRIFF was unable ‘to recall the noxnes of any of the Hexieons she cet on these occasions, aad of course there is no woy of hnowlng whether such phivate convers ations were OF orstional eeetings.) AEAIDRIFF commented that at purcly soviet parties, husbands als ways went off together end talked business, ond if vives approcched, they stopped: their converaction, oo, . Debriefing ce condueted 1-6 ; June 1970: KCRLUSIXIR «© EMIDRIFF cozrented thes sha thousht KORUSHKHH . - gade operations) ceatings in the Scecen Por, since she often sag hin gitting in that tar, wearing darz glasses end trying to loos inconspicuous. ° . - BECRET
Ane anes mmr iat Seepecnen i vs x. ott gles who. . (AEST DRieP cevetinem fe ssed by this tris ond would Leck’ naice, olthcush she . : ; con . Lpever vont ds te) 7 . ~ “KU “ALY = Possibte FCS Contest - ALTERS EF ststed thet she. was told ty Mnicl Montiel (Doniel eared Hontiel, 201+255951), the Soviet's ehruffeur, thet hie brother, whe is 2 Central Cosalttee number of the. end whe worked on the Pci Favlication “Ls Voz de Mexico,’ ves in ecntact with AUPLAG in eddition, AEMIESar?S sbeted that she beiieved that _ Arcando VERD. 69 (iden vith Arvends MARTINGZ Verduge, 201-851725) had an. uncle, tleo normed Armando VEArUGO, who is First Spcretupy of the FCI end who is in contact wilh MUPIMAXOY. At leest this wes strongly interred by Monticl, eccording to AL MEDAN (Zattor nots: Arnoldo MARTINEZ Verduso, 20). C5254, who is brother of Armando, is Mrst Secretary of PCH). & APATORIFE? etated that KUPLYAXOY olways scened to. be very interested in and . knowledgectle of whet appeared in "La Voz de Noxico” end in the Po publi- cation “La Epoca." she stated thet, in eetercl, KUSLYAKCV paid so much attention to locel politics and seened to.be so well inforaed on FG a matters that che felt certain he hed sorathing to do with the POM. AEMIDAIFF stated that KUPLYAXC/'s wife was a good friend of | Salvedor GCUIZALEZ Horin, head of thé Feado é2 Cultura Poruler. GONZALEZ" _ wife works in the Muscun of Anthropolozy. CUZALEZ sold a lot: of Soviet books, according to AT-ICRIFF, end for thes reason Was in eontact with | KUPLYAKCT, tus she corrented that GOUZALEZ may eleo have been utilized by KUPLYAZOY in sore other oferstionsl vay. Most of KUFLYSXCV's contests seen to te joutnalists. (Tiseo vere tho people ADMIDRIFF sav talking to hin at re captions, ete.) SECRES
& ~ wee eee > “ a ~ - _ - ; Cae _ aa SECRE Bu. 2. 2 ee ee ” . . ~ + Bo | BEMDATEY eteted that Leopolds ARE ORL, vhese wife is the _ essot who is handled : deuchter ef Bevid Sifero SYIQUIENSS, is tacther Soviet s ty EUZEYAROV (sh> heard VANOVSXIY talk about this). AGMEER MEF seid thet an) ‘ . RE tb vorks eth Pduvrde PAO (econcsle co susubtent for "iinere Contt~ : : — nendols Sede", rantioand in cesverete) offices). She also stated ste Po! j ‘ knew thas ARIS nb 2b timss to the sbassy to sea KUPLYAXOV. AZMIDRIFS i : ; seid that ARERAL goes to Moscow every year or so. (ARENAL identical Po with Leopoldo “, BOVINE). } . | . ‘ | |. : | oo 8 7 ; ; ; Se 7 a ny $ ~ { i : : | : i . ; . ® ° . : " . ' SECRET & ° .
14-00000 : in Stusint Pisesdirs of its RS EEESEE OS co ae bad ». cy + 2 “28 CGINGY wont cut ot nights often ‘de sing this fered and toid he ze he vas: to mete “sontents." parry « eo -etnted thes bis wart attire this parisd. ARUDALE? vas certain é ’ @ fe au eo 6 et tony if) oa & B ae ay ty 3 6h co) ae G * io 9 5 wu * was 60:2 .that these "eontrcts" involved in student plots. | AtMIEaty related that | ‘once at iuto Cins, LOG: Ov Ezde = resting with a group of youths vho cene . . ; ; in enothor cer (Foleon). Ane’ her. tins, sexs 2 or 3 days ater, LOSnioy hed MITOPOLSIY give hin. sone shotiuns which HETOPOLENY had cherge of LOGINCGV pot the guns about eco or 3003 ths puns vere returned the next me morning. shers who sec ed to te going out all tha tine at night eurving the student Plots (end talking about their eceetings du general the next’ morning j were EOLSHAXOY, KORMOQUSIZON, HIXYPONOY, AEQDRIFF nover heard mention of money being pass ed Guring this Feriod (tie., to Sovict assets. oo » \ . . involved in riots) hor ony wention of any nazes or positions of essets oo, . Se Bo (Tis not in esroereht with soxe of info). CENYXCY seered to be . : involved also. Debriefine cons lucted 12-16 Masry 1970: AEMIDRIFF vas again questionsd on her kn lowledge of Soviet ac stivities during the 1648 student _ ; . disorders. Sh? reported that ell she really knew was thet the Soviets were . very busy curing this rertods that LOSINOY told her he wes going out every 7a night to cske “contscts:" that she overkeard Soviet cese officers telking t = & = a & § e Ze Fy & at various tices curing this period to effect that they very busy, Frking. ' a 4 % any contests; thet the situation vas petentially explo: ive end a donsercus - * tine fo: thea to te eating such ecutests. AETIQIEP twies was vith LOGIncy * s SECRET
Py : pe BNET 2 fe nats sai cot aR HE Pgh SR SAPARD AAS eel 5 NABER ERIS ERLE Bad CRIP TE weethes ’ won. KOh a a dewey epee ee SE Re Ease mane satppatve § tan a senate tg ite ae SECRES os when he Bab with gene "souk As" in ¥: rivals caverentiongy Rovever, AUAIDRIFE a stated sho sh e roe tver heer nny mention af iny nemes" of Soviets contacts. > the student disowiers, cay canton of the devel of in- fin relsiion ult th velvenens of sacs eoutests dna the sthudens ergtnination gy eny sontion of ; . Sov tes gutgan 28 go the student noven: onke fansneing of tlie student eovencnt, aoane or. ‘the. like. 8s > really de gsn't nner thet the soviets hed eny contects . ith 6 dire ce Kecsss Ga intoz-ettea tO thase ectivities, bat che stronzly @ssurss. that they eid, bosed on their Jevel | or ectivity ond the strony tenor thet: LOSTNOY end other case osficers geve to ths idea thes the contects they vere making \ were dangerous ones for » thea to be seen with during this periods. o, ; . : . Debriefing conducted | 1-6 Tens 1979 103 ; peeeparee questioned re 1958 student disordors agcsin, for clarification previoubly reported details. She stated thot the Sovielbs had soz eifferent types of rifles in the Cormerciel Office which served 8 -senples Oo: guns. vhich they were — trying to sell connercicdly. in ‘yexteos €ne nicht about i o'ch.ock, curing the poricd of student’ riots, LOSINGVY esxe to the Conzerciel Orfice wit Lh  MITOPOSSKE (AEMIPRIFF was there wetching ws). They got "sone" ‘rifles ~~ AEQORE could : not see how 2 ny or what kind. They toon. thea cut in sone “sore of begs. Tne next corning “some” rifles vere returned to the Con- mercial of fice, net AEMIDRIFP doasn't kasy vhe ther all of then were "brought back. She dezsn't knew ihether or not LOGIoy mic %& heve teen duty officer for tha Embassy for that night. ae AEMIDRIEP stated that NECHTIP CRE NO''s trip back to the USSR during th: 1953 rists cay well have been to ripart on the riots. Eovever, he aldahs knov thot this wes the case cad noone speed fieally told hss sae “SECRE?
14-00000 + Files; P-14,042 | ae wel p-14,623 | LO : p-13,223 0 - om : : : anny ae .y non > ee 7 . . . a - . te ee ee te ee ee a ah Wie | rs y 23 % GNEMORANDUM FOR THE WECORD re, SUBJECT: -Conversation with with USIS eS) . + ~ mote . ° a ee -¢ 3 December 1969 he . . . LG moc 2. On 3 December. 1959 I had a brief conversaticn with ~ to find out if he knew any of the Soviets at the French _ Tubyand to brief hin on these individuals, Ke did not know _ either CHERNYSH (P-13,042) or SHEVCHINKO (P-15,623) by nane and “}. Si ivhen I showed him pictures, he said that-he did not, recognize, i<) Withem by sight either, Sinco he is a. relatively good p ayer and ow. fthey are relatively poor, it is not likely that they would Iplay togethor. He said, however, that he would keep his cyes Sy open for them and would try to identify soné of the contacts. tthey appear to be making at the French Club. XY explained to- Ria” 7” ‘who the two Soviets were and why wa were interested in them, and he. said that he wonld be only to happy to do what he could. ; 4 lan ce f? z, 7 ; . .-2, ¥ also asked him about Gloria PINTO (P-15,223) and showed £ H him a picture of her, but while he thinks he may have seen her, z a he does not know her, Ne will check with his wife who may very a .t : well know her since she is 4 regular player and probably more or. ; hehe. less -in the same league with Gloria, JI told that Gloria : _ had. beén very close to LOGINOV (P-11,712) and that I was interested ' - to find out if she would now, since he bas departed, transfer her attention to one of the other Soviets. (I was specifically . - : daterested in finding out whether or not Gloria and CRERNYSH had’ . oe i met on the morning of 29 November as indicated by LIENVOY, | but had net been at the Freach Club that morning.) ; en Oy ; : . 3. [_|commented that he had found it herd to make contacts at sports clubs in Mexico than in other countries. Mexicans were particularly difficult to become friendly with and it was not at all uncoumon to have a tennis match with no personal’ contact 4 whatsoever. He seid, however, that he thourht the French Club ; _was better than most in Mexico City, Even though the people at the Frerch club wére rather clanish, it was easier to get to know them there than, for example, at Chapultepec, - ; bob ce a . 0 e t i . . . . 7 : . i r . e . o } ) ? . . . . . . ry po . Vincent P. RIZZUTO 13 oe Tey ai aoe aaee Sage a Ssaon h ee ps v
& os Lf + saxziuca I asked d if LOGINOV had ever made a pass at her. Sincdthe Olyppics, a i the friendship exten L hovenbir 196 susdiat: “pecrulteont of 8231 Gee 69 friend PERFILT is 5h Sub ject las also met LOGINOV, for whom zhe did nob have too, much Kximek respect. Sho didn't think hin very smart, & and he was Shaznexer consta tly saving fockish things against the United ‘States. She said nO}, but: then she never saw: him when his wife was not elong. (Again, she hal Come up with a pretty accurate thunbnail description.) to SARATOV, they Inv remained good friends | to SARATOV ''s. wife me Al Getging ba S » ject and Natasha ard very friendly, ‘ard I Yould like to keep it thi way; for several re sons. I don't bhink there has bean any ‘Sex detweln Subject and SARATO (although I could be \rong, and I will’ ask, any Im think get the t: th). .Sudject ig well \ware of the friction. Reeeen SARATOV and fe, and fas a matter af fact Natasha and ne he mu & return to the USSA to complete his schd lirg, she vice- versa,” SARATOT «, Gn tha other han and af anything nore ees "OY nirassfe ee" SARA'S @ . a ay , eyes af fares Vat Nit hen ba pres eas Ge, \i Segnende. Bice dub sect ta the roa 4 ce | oad al pe a o r-] o e 7 8 _ Othe pe o ~~ "3 4 ~ ad e a Gy 7 ce ~ . ; - 2 & ‘ ; . bal rr) * pet ~~ Le} = fo) ry mateet eo Me cee sole htie ie oe coe My ypepaeeiesann mR |NT St KENAMEMRERA enn IRN cnr en Hf IR SRR RRANER® Ere Prarie th 0% Se mee re ae Bg ace bhhcag abee FE Oka, bias
14-00000 aor is . - “ , CO ioe OT OL PL AED eee ) : Am he oon Oy ee fe Vf ow : me - oie es “ / Qeroder 7, 1969 Contact Report Subjects| | (P-13,830) | -Date/Plece of Meets ‘Reptx Oet 7. at Ches Rene Reat at 1414 hre. ‘de The meet was arranged oppoin ‘vats ean’ wi i min late. : NEXT MEET: Oct 10 (Fridey) Ineurgentes. Sue & Extremadura = at 1100. re. ee, 202 According to S his laat meet ‘with ABDIEHARD was on Aug 25% ‘A had arranged a meet with S for Sept 10, but A did not come to that meet. Two | days later,i.e. after he did not cone to the scheduled meet A shoned to _- A 8 apt in the sfternoon when he was net home and after exchange of. nice words with Josephine he told her that he was not able to keep ‘his ape “i pointment with 8 two days ago and he wanted to apologise for not showing | " up and that he would ring up § in a aay: or two. Because there were. no calle from A for few dayo (sic), 8 decided to give him a ring and advise hin a that he had something for him, namely, & had in his possession a duplicated oI ‘gopy of an "Agreement" concerning the Platinum deal. Ae it ie evident a from the mentioned sopy of the Agreenent the same wae signed and the : : Buyers Agent signature, was legalised vy the U.S. Coneul in Mexico City 7 on Sept. 250 , . - hy . Although, this story lecks acurecy in terms t of dates, it ie © mibvantieny different from the one S gave to FERNALD on Sept 12, the _ date of their laat personal meet. Inepite of the vagueness coneerning ' the dates and absence of @etaile, this atory sppeare to be much closer | to truth, than the version of Bept 12. , 4e 8 gave ao for ‘oopying a technical copy of the sbeve mentioned . Agreement concerning the Platinum transaction. As is evident from the wording of the Agreement 8 would have nothing to do with Buyer or Buyers Agent. The Agreement places 8 on the Sellere side or at the beat makes hin middle can between the actual Seller and Buyer's Agent. P did not resd the Agreement in the restaurant (during the seet) azd made no con- noate with regerd to the Platinua transaction se euch.
| wee ates mee soem 68 “would go to an adequate pleos for such a convereation. & offered that _ the conv could be held in his’ apt and P tolf that 1t would be egainat our a 2 & 56 & asked P snould he ring up A from the restaurant to ask for a afternoon. Instead of commenting on the fact tha A left without even Andtoating to 8 that he might. leave; 8 stated that thie situation wae: giving. hia en opportunity to find out for us who wae Aw replacement. 7 ' F told hin that it waa. & common knowledge as to who was Aw replacement and that. the only thing to ascertain positively wae whether A had dropped — hi (8) or the developnente prevented A fros meeting with 8. 6. Therefore, F suggested to & to phone to the ‘Sov Enb by ueing the duple’ talk (code) whieh A gave him and eee what happens. If ahother | person telle him that A left Mexico, 8 should sek how was he to go © ebout a transaction he Aintiated with A. If the answering person insiste:~-~~--- in knowing what wae it about, which is doubtful, B should Limgt himself” to the etatement that. it is a commercial matter involving lerge amount of money, and it reached the etage that an action should be taken. Te § promised: to phone to the Sov Emb on Oct 8 about 1000 bra and ¥ told him thet he would give hin a ring abort 1500 tre. FP told 8 that ‘he intended to discuss @ serious matter with bin but did not have a1] the facts on hand as yet. ¥ added thet he would have @ll the facta the latest Thursday det 9 and he asked 8 to come on Friday Ost 10 to the place mentioned in pare i above at-1100 hre and.that they practices. | 9. Ae far ae his | preeent sotivity wae concerned, 8 ‘eteted that he was doing a lote of running in connection with hia attempt to sell the unfinished hotel on the Caleta Beach in Acapuloo. ‘ 7 ; ° BHFernald meet with him. F told § that A had left or was ebout to take off the same :
| | “@ eee “8 Pasg Veatoe erates APF seta asey COUNTIY Of Soereg > > A GREENER f CITY OF SExICO, DoF.) 7 nits” AGREIMENT nade as of Che date of the slenatures hereto, by and between the vacersigned SELLER'S AGENT, as asent for an undisclosed Foreclga Principal, here fnafser referred to as SELLER, and the undersigned BUYER'S AGENT, .as ‘agent for another un disclosed Foreign Principal, hereinafter referred to a's BUYERS WHEREAS, Seller’s Agent represents,” as S authorized ¢ agent, a Foreiga Principal or entity, who are. the oiners . of certain: amounts of Platinua and also Fepreseats shat Seller's Agent, ° being an Anertean citizen, has: no rights, title or r interest, either legal or equitable in and to said Platinua, and is acting as Agent ‘solely for a conaission; and " \nierEas, Buyer's Agent x Yesents that! shis principal desires to purchase Platinum from a Foreign Principal or entity, being a domestic anerican company, has no rights, ettle or interest, either legal or equitable in and to said Platinua, and ts . acting as Agent solely for a commission; a - NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of ‘the premises, covenants and conditions hereinafter contained, ic is mutually agreed by and between the parties as follows: (a) “Seller’ S$ Agent agrees to sell and. Buyer's Agence agrees to purchase approxinately Oae Hundred Thousand (109,000) troy ounces of Platinua tere or less in shipmencs of Twenty Thousand (20,000) ounces monthly, priced on the basis of 1000 fineness, the same to be a transaction through a . mutually acceptable. dank in Zurich, Switzerland. 4 (b) in connection vith the safd purchase and sale, the following procedure shall be followed: . Q Upon the éxecucion of this agreesent, the Buyer's Agent ' shall take imnediate Steps £9 cause to be issued to the Foreign Commercial Bank, Bellairescrasse §2, Zurich, Switzerland, a divisible, ftansferrable, ir revocabie, uncondicional and without recourse, letcer of credit payable in U.S. currency, tn an amount sufficient to purchase the firse shionene of Tweaty Thousand (29,060) €roy ounces of Platinun tssued by a bank acceptable to Seller’s Agent. The sald letter of credit shall be in the form set forth, attached hereto and made a pare hereof; a non-negortlable copy of the letter of credie | 68 posted shall be furnished to Seller's Agent to exanine. (2) Ten (10) bankia ‘gf days herefroa is Sranted to Suyer’s Aseng to deposit said lecser of cradte from the dure of accent} ance of this agrecseat and s{- gaature thereat,
437. * te) 4 (QO) Seller®’s frente shill deliver the fires atétencar and the docu: tn at the Foreign Correredal ioh, within twenty (20) banzing duvs aftur the posting of the leteer of eredic and thercafter shatl continue such @eliverfes uncil all of sald Platinun has been dellvered, '° guch delivery of all of satd Platinum to be completed within One Hundred £4; ahey” (369) days after the posting ef the Jetter of eredit. - (4) For the payrent of such transaction, the Seller's Agent shall cause to be exhibited co rhe Buyer® $ Agent the documentation to be délivered to Buyer's Agent to effect said sate, to-wit: (a) Wartiouse receipt, (b) Tncransic’ permit and (c) Assay report; . . (8) Thereupon, the Buyer's Agent shall provide Seller's Agent with satisfactory evidence of insurance by which the _ Seller's Agent and his principals are protected against ‘" gil hazards from the loss of safd Platinun during the tine ie is being assayed by Buyer's Agent's assayer (should ‘Buyer's Agent desire an assay by his assayer) and extend.- to the time of payment as herein provided, it being undér-° stood that legal title shall-not pass to Buyer's Agent or his principals unetil Payment. in full has been made fo oe . + % _ Seller's Agent; Bote (6)> Payment shall-be made by the-:said bank from the letter: ‘of: eredit on deposit within flva-.(5) banking days fron the “date of delivery of the Platinum to the bank in Zurich, 0.7 c6° , Switzerland, and payment shall .be-made on-the -basis:of:... the accompanylag assay certificates; provided, however, that within this five (5) banking day period Buyer's sty teoaked . Agent may have the Platinum dasayed by.a recognized i: :. asgayer of his own choosing, ‘in which event the Seller's Agent shall have his representative of his choice oa hand with the Buyer's assayer at the point of assay for.the: 2.2 purpose of observing the assaying of ‘any miaterlal which 2+ is the subjece of this agreenienct. If the parties hereto™ do not agree with the results of such assaying, then each may select an umpire and these two shall.select-a o third umpire and the conclusion of any two of these . . umpires, as-te the value of the; Blatinum referred tg of o52cPiniirur herein shall bind the parties. Such umpire procedure shall be completed aad a report made‘ within the period not to exceed five (§) additional banking days. If ~ ‘this umpire procedure is used, and while it is being used, payment shall first be made inmediarely on the ee basis of Seller's Agent's as$ay, as to the undisputed -:c-+, 4 . ‘amount, with the disputed amount to await payment untii the. ungire’s reporr has been ‘made, whereupon payment shall. -- fmmedtately be made on the unpire’s report for the amount, if any be determined due. by umpire’s regort. Whea no assay : is requested by Buyer’ $ Agent, paymene shall be siade irzediately on the basis of the assay certificates which accompany the material. ‘The. “expense of Buyer's assay shall, be to the Buyer, and the cost, if any, of the umpires shall- be paid equally by Buyer's and Seller's Ageats.- (7) Buyer's Agent shall assume the cost of packaging and freight ‘Gnsurance,. transfer to airport and all responsibility. of the Platinua once payment has been completed to Seller's Agent.- At this pofac, Seller's Agent shall be completely free of any responsibility tn regard tu said Platinua,. te is specifically understood that nefther the Seller's Agent gor the Buyer's Agent shali under any condition dfiaclose to anyone, exce7t the. Seller's Agent's undisclosed principals and the Buyer's Asent's undtlaclosed principals reapecttvely, the .. mature of this agreercat, Soe ‘ os @ &
e (6) THls Asreercat to the exteat sentravencs an ty natieaal or oy Jecal governsent laws, ordinances or regulations of Sxitserland = or the United States of Anerica, shall be deened null and void. - (ce) Performance under thts Agteesent shall be excused for and so long as forces Safeure, acts of God, strixes, war ia which : ‘ \ . @fther country fs involved, os any s{uilar focac majeure cause oo. + a, ‘ which may interfere with the performance beyond the control + a of the parties hereto. +. oon . : , : (£)) Sellee’s Agent shall piwsade Payet *s ‘Agent & Narchouse recetos . . fa in-transie. pernit, and an assay Feport with each shipmear. () all noticrs which may be given under ‘this Agreenent shall be - Given fa writing by prepaid cable, afrmail, or by personal - ; mc 5 service to. Buyer's or to Sellez’ S Agent. at the address listed ~ 7 a below. ; ; a . . 28 reap 5 (n) The price of said Platinua shall be. Ninety-five (595.00) 1 v. S.. Dollars ‘er troy ounce per 1000/tine.. ee ee en a i 74) Seller's Agent expressly agrees that if Buyer’ s Agent shall : *~ ~ —— have furnished a letter of credic as specified in sub- _. are “aes paragraphs (1) and (2) of Section b above, and Seller's, 9. = she ce. tes “Agent shall fail to deliver all of-said Platinun ‘as ‘provided © cath oe. ee in sub-paragraph (3) of Sectiva b above, and the documentation ----- -- + --" 2. “Ys veferted to in paragraph (4) ef Section b above,- then Buyer's "--25s i cine pas Agent, at his optioa shall be entitled: fo cancel this contract... and neither party shall have any further: obligation hereunder. ~ 0 7 be. Le! vem eae, - 0 1 : ar ale ee Or re as t . . bet woe EO, Altes aT adtcgmbengans: re ee Seller's Agent a Buyer"s Agent——«—— ra - i | be -owle et. 3 gpane Uattod States cf Americs N : a os oa uty som ni: ay ané aust wd, 4 ° . Fated eB Sp BAA AY. PT Erov get ene gerdotat f aoe? aay ots: aw v4 anes oe Ane iene tateg Zaes wagces vem rents ose ag me Darsg BATE 0. ew, whe? += tmehoceltes as, informed by ms aftre eprroas fF 63.3 i eg srg we sone OREEUICD tae a8 me Qe at. Bau sere gta, “Gaere oS aoe CASAL SLT Te eee ae " at eet e BWR Veal wtss Give s. ergasd lecteumaent, and isd er . are Gere aganawiadgnad tome. . ; cue ge bP RE : sqtental feuy fee ane wees and 2 oy Moots Coatcen AT Me Be ceanrement.. se tae ’ t UNAS Atte. ae oka ee 16 sey t therein emontiones. ( + tue es , ‘ i gauad ta witnase whergal L naes heraunts ast my har ; we gar iaak above Who - a a Bin BA th Band A, BS8 ang aad y Beas Meee fSan consul . . ~ ol . Peg: Seve ge Mom? BEY Tyee? 1 fore eat So
H im i De Germteentag tne tere eee od nde m tune sats '. 2.00 hrs. Suoi arrived 4 oa § t A qa ie Dries ath * fue G :Daeen, HOV, | | — Avg De, ie a _ °6 Cetober, 1669" SUBIHCT: ‘LB. more Dats, TIh. ‘PLACS3 § st. L1C0-129, JET Cafe. le Subject arrived at tho Cafe fs ve ninmutes late (urusual for him) fairly bubblin: over with "zood news". Subjecs nad a Little difficuly. gettingha to LOSINGV'S Exbassy ces‘edida ut 16)) hrs. as he had wlanneds Te SL Ts Scoms thet tre neighbor with whon he hed plaived to le..ve his child , wife cane hoc, «t about .* was not at home and so re what to wait until his & the gnbassy at ebout 2020 hours where he was viactily greeted b: LOG. after only a few words of greeting, Mrs. LOG fixed Subj a drink and a sandwich, an‘ LOG excused hirself siying he had to 7 4 tale care of the may guests and telling. Subj to wn-Ne himself at hone, vou are more or less one of us." It should be noved that LO3 did not . introduce anyone to Subj, E¢2esznn Subj soon anprosched Yuri Czs asd and a rather leng, innocuous convesation ensued. vBknail P, DaVY DOVES. T aprro:ehed the cuir and was introdiced to Subj by CASuNSH. (Card att icned.) Subj 7ag very taken with DAV{DU7S.I's charm ax simplicity ant learned ti:t the latcer had at one tire been a "locksmith," (2?) and ‘ having studied at the a recived tuis seers cnc rrcimi Inte national Dinlon:tic Insti tive™ appoinument as Private Sect to the ambassador. Se pene een ea rretnttite tae etiereteateeteEee 2. Dering one of Sudj! s free moments he aprroached Pavel KoVALEY,. whom he recozni_ed fron the army Day sarty wider atter néed, but he could not recall sis nine. KOVALST sali he thought he recoumt-ed Subj's face but could not place it. Subj then told him taat | ‘dt the Embassy (sebtually Subj told me he is not suze she is still. doing SVs _KOVALEY. gald he was interested. in forminz a srail § grou? to gtud, Soanis’: ahd ave Subj tese. it and the latter heartily agreed to do so. 2 UVALSY promised t. phona Subj at the earliest oprortunt a . Subj aszed NOV E¥ how the latter s:ould be adireszed, L.e., what was ads rosition at tne eb? K revlicd that he wes more or less attacaed +o the Hilivary attaahe's fe offivee H f 4 aii Fs " obslty £ cpa d ‘i ruale ae ae 36 subjec® met a younz lady, ‘Yanga: RE, aa hush ani nda unknosn. Taey aw 7. 4 been in textes for thre: months. Jery little, if anytring elss, was said a 3° cessed with the. girl, sipsiecll: tait ise Subj Left tha mrt toys “Yosetpe 9, go a bear hug fron LOd ani was escorted to thie door by ae if LOVALSV. sudojecnoving only hai two {rinks wadle az the party vent to . ; V Cill'g bu> sh? vas out, so he went elss.me:e ino idantlfics ion) unere nme sent thi abshe "talking." : 1) F a as pus Sub] wag inore as oe a: -F ia poy . . . é Ce. ZL. cain Let Lee aa be f os) [than ,
_ El sédor Valentin s. Loguinoy, Unién Soviética en México, y su disti _ Alejandra de Léguin + Consul de la nguida esposa, : OV, regresaran en { echa proxima : 8 8 pais: per ello ‘Un grupo de amigos ofrecieron 7 @R dias pasados una fiesta para despedirles, : : San. Angel, en la residencia orrea quien jinto éon‘su es. @ atendieron a sus huéspe. bOSa Silvia M. de Gom dés de maravilla . . Esa noche ia cena estuvo ri picos de los dos Paises, complementados con =! tra dicioual vodka Musica Popular fsa ameniz6 ta vels. da de la que se disfruié hasta las primeras horas del dominga. i: Mereedes Pinto, Gloria Z. de Pinto y Alejandra ae Longuinoy. .# Beatriz Bacon 3: Ralph Weigan. : : , 4: E) anfitridn de esa Roche doctor Luls Gémer Co. frea con el agasajado seaur Valentin 5S, Longinov y don Tomas Lopez Sanchez. & Lourdés Aguilar, CONTENTISIM A, toda la no. the con ella Manuel Hernandez, 6: FLASH®... Virginia Fernandez de Aguilar y Ruth B. de Wiegandt. . 7; Doctor Jose Mana Pinto y Adrian Aguilar. & {MIRADITAS de... Guillermo Marcos a Vieky Aguilar, : ™ quisima... Platillos ti. Pie bedeg trepdey dg, By 24 CPL eet sepee cag . & Died ae gmat, .eeER at g w,
14-00000 34 | & ARE roo. MSR LOLI ote Pate Haye RE HE ge RUA atin at RY setae aera gee a SANT Petry ' * APRON et aes aah ennfdt ttt eg fea &¥ * Se Pe cs a fc fry the? - will show. to LIBACGH~1 the Excelricr of farevell party was annownced,L-1 felt bed etout the: fact that ze 21a that LIEACCH-1 + oS - - ots fit c. L. A c L* Clee Speeds A st ‘ Contect “eyort cy pew Subjoets ayeazed (P-£903) inte/Place of Neots; Cet 3 at Rest. Hoyo of 1230 Hrs. i. Next meet: October 1é et. the sane place at 1430 bre. Ze Since our last meet (Sept 19 } i~l had not eeen Pogatuwe. holding the eats class "hecnuse he was oy Mee Wid of the fact thet LIB, of Got 3 36 had in tne past, Tf end it would he intererting to’ agcertein uhether’ LTR: not evea have: a. enance to see AEDISHARD feece to face, . 5. ‘sone errangements whien would enahle 1-1 to meet Alla (Giz and suggest that AEDIEHARDS deperture a9 opaning the possitility to do some thing along that Line. I told I<1l that there wae no resson. to expect but Lel should be after biz on | would acconplieh anything, the tasia of his former pronise,. CeteLer 4, 2665. frearrenged meet to which Lel care 10 nin, early. tho instances apologised ¢ ea3 deys after the class wad due ) fas Lot: nos feeling well, it was obvious to L-1 that he tas des? drunk when he FS phoned. in view el did not phone to Lel for a whole week, L-l | eave him a ring on Cet 2 ond he promised to €ive a lesson to I-12 ak 1630 hre ia doth, cases Le explained ne that his working echedule in the new scholar year keepa him busy in the morning ang the afternoon, except, © afternoons, which makes it difficult on hin to be tyix tieins twice a week for LIPACCH~1s class which most of the tine does place. Ll felt that nothing would he lost if he reduced the nussien language classes to one per week, which would be more than he ever, setuelly told hia to go ahesd end suit himself. . I told L-l that AEDIEHARD was scheduled to leeve in erout: '@ week COKn=1 kre: it, Le1 Sent 25 in which the § L-1 asked ceuld he remind LIRACCH-1. that he Prosised to rake 2 FP, $52/).
6. I told L-} that he choula tel] LIRACCH-2 that a perron he keew Quito xkx2 wel] 44 years ege returned to the Us Embuney and that this é4rerican Exbarsy offieial wes a very close friend of a dear friend of hie (t-1}. 7 explained to Le] that such neve would certainly please LERCH =1 for ceverel obvious reasons, but it cae mora inpertant 190 8G6 certain vhether LIRACON@1 wonld relay such news to some of his Sov - ecqutintances, If it happens that SEDIME AD'S replecement or another Sov ~——-offieial attempt to conteet tel through LIFACCH@1, ‘it siould be anikdication” that LIBACCH-1 got the nore of L-ls US Enbasay ¢ oftada liked the ae idea end will give the story to LIHACON-1, 7. At this point it hay be recalled that Lel had met rBcHSPONENKO . (7442 ) at the time he. had net YATSEGY.., a “Be Comnant by BHP: 0 | In view oz the Lact that NECHIFORENKO by himself is: -# determined EGR cane officer who ia agressive in oh - pursuing American targets, I felt that we stand to lose nothing by | adding to L~l a lebel of having & contact in the US Embassy. EiFernald
4-0000. faq? a SECRET | \ DRAFT | a + ‘ : \ MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record : FROM, : C/CUB . _\ SUBJECT - : Visit to the Soviet Embassy, Night of an oo a4 1 October 1969; Occasion: Déspedida for 4 Valentin LOGI NOV _ : . ‘a. As members of the Cuerpo Consular, i oo | “and his wife were formally invited to Valentin LOGINOV" s idespedida.’ The scheduled hours on the invitation were from 7:00 to 9:00. Actually, they arrived at about 7:45 and left at about 9; 15. [hed two main purposes in attending the and 2) to oD _. Feception: 1) to determine LOGINOV's replacenent, a meet the Cubans present, if any. On the first count; Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO was formally ented tsi was successful. introduced to the crowd as LOGINOV's replacement by Mr. KAZANTSEV, the Soviet Chargé. On the second count] was not successful, ‘The only Cuban present that he recognized from. mug photos was Rafael MIRABAL Fernandez, who quite obviously avoided any contact witn[ rather: furtively stay ing on the other side of the room at all times. In ‘all, talked to some nine Soviet ‘Embassy officials that he could ‘ recognize from the mug book and had somewhat extensive con- versation with three, LOGINOV: KAZANTSEV, the Chargé; and Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, TASS representative. SECRET & @
344 SECRET . oe D ow - va of course, also had to spend much of his -. Purposes _time with fellow members of the Cuerpo Consular, mostly with Leander VOURVOULIAS, the Cuerpo Consular president and ex- Gréek Consul General, and Sra, Marta FONSECA Guardia de a, JIMENEZ, the Consul ‘from Costa Rica and Cuerpo Consular ", i ‘secretary. [Jatso met a Mexican engineer, Alfonso co IBAJA. Ce, who is* ‘married to a Gréek woman who fs Press and we ltural Attache tor Greece. ‘SIBAJA is therefore active in, Gg It fis very met and recognized the Soviet Military 2. At the entranceway Col, Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV, Both on this occasion and later in the evening — : Attache. He BOGATYREV seemed to have a forced gria on his face. exchanged pleasantries but provided nothing of significance. 3., In the reception area inside, | lgreeted Yalentin i | H coe . LOGINOV and his wife, who readily recalled jand wife I ' 5 { j | f i | i a from the excursion to the Ford factory in July. LOGINOV also replacement recalled that was and asked after the latter: Had he yet arrived in Paris? [_]sata that he understood that{___| probably had , : . + arrived by now. | asked LOGINOV when he was leaving LOGINOV answered that he was leaving for the Soviet Union. mo SECRET
SECRET ©. w+ = on 7 October and that en route he was visiting New york City, . the Q place that he was anxious to visit. Me added that, he would “not be visiting Paris to see his friend LOGINOV all evening was a very amiable host, circulating and talking to . practically everyone present... About halt the time he was surrounded by a circle of very young and apparently unattached Mexican ladies - perhaps university students. Mrs. LOGINOV. was quite transformed from the very drab woman of the Ford. excursion. She was quite dressed up, even attractive, and did her best to’ be a charming hostess, although this was obviously a forced chore for her, (Later in the evening she . busied herself pointing out what. she thought to be the choicest items on the buffet table.) Valentin LOGINOV invited | and his wife to visit him in Russia. [| __|answerea to the effect that this would be wonderful someday if he or the Russian Government would pick up the tab. LOGINOV replied that that was not necessary because all Americans are so rich they can afford a trip anywhere, Later, talking. to SARATOV “(see paragraph 9 below),[ __—_—iiwas told that LOGINOV would be spending three days in New York City. Later in the evening 4 cee eee ee LOGINOV had his picture taken, probably by a pr . with| lwife, and he was in general quite gallant with her. In the little speech following the buffet, LOGINOV thanked VOURVOULIAS for his few words of farewell and thé Cuerpo. — SECRET eS en oe ee * at ess photographer, \'\ oy | ee -e ee ce ert oe ee tenes dimer oan
14-00000 “aye at the Soviet reception, Since there were over. 100 people SECRET = ' Consular gift of a silver plate, He ended his speech ‘by Saying, “Thanks on my wifo's behalf and mine. You all have been very attentive to my great cotntry.” About the only times that LOGINOV seemed teflective and serious dur ing the ‘evening wore during this little Speech and later in saying — oo good-by to] | (accompanying this with an abrazo). LOGINOV' 8 last words to were said with much real or imagined feeling: "You Amcricans and we Russians have to be real friends in these days of the world.” 4. Negatively,[ __|did not see LIREALM-1; SA's friend, yuriy VANOVSKY; or Chief, . 85's frichd, Boris CHMYKHOV, milling about, of cours se, couid have missed those people. . 5. Prior to the buftet,[ ___—i|met again Leon (Spanish version of Lev) N, GOLOUZOV, a momber of the. Soviet Commercial Staff. | had met GOLOUZOV on the Ford excursion as - well, and the two chatted prey, about that trip. GOLOUZOV gavel his calling card, ‘which is attached, 6, Standing beside coLouzoy, and obviously a very junior officer under the latter's wing, was Vladimir PETROV, also of the Soviet Commercial Office. Following the example of big. . > aepy ¢ brother, PETROV also gave his calling card, Which is . e attached. PETROV looked to be no more than in his late 20's, SECRET
ECRET. He is almost baby faced, has sort of a pug nose,.. is perhaps 3° 9" tall, is of medium to slim build, and has light hair, PETROV said he. had only deen in. Mexico two weeks and was terribly confused by the vehicular traffic, which is much noisier and extensive ‘than that of Noscow. _ Although he. in-Latin. America. 7.. Also early in-the sventse[—~—Lee Vladislav ‘Sergeyevicn KORNMUSHKIN, Soviet Vice Consul. He is a fairly ‘Strong ‘handgrip on being introduced. _ KORMUISHKIN was almost .the only Russian with whom to be friendly. He just stood around most of the evening, | listening and looking very il] at ease, 7 ome g. only met Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO, LOGINOV’ s replacenent, very briefly, and on an occasion when. LOGINOV was not around, Therefore, introduced by title or as This man looks very Latin and could mix in. a crowd on the street without any difficulty, “He stayed very ‘much in the background all evening. During the little ceremony in which ¥ a ‘tall, “heavy. built, athletic-~ ~looking young man with a very - "speaks Spanish quite well, he said _ that- ‘this is his first ‘tour was not formally. I he was intreducéd by the Chargé as LOGINOV's Feplacenent, he afta’ tee te He replied he had been in Mexico from 1960 (or. 1961) to 1965. SECRET vip talked who did not even try replacement to NECHTPORENKO. lot | eh sabe et ci fh was asked when he had previously served An Mexico by the latter, iia J rn
sy Shea SECRET A a The Chargé deseribed him as a young man advancing rapidly in the Soviet Foreign Service... He ‘also said. he had been a Boe pe ‘o Milicury: Attache before but is now a Second Secretary and is taking over as Consul. The Chargé described NECHI PORENKO asa non-Great Russian, ; |nissed his nationality, if it . was mentioned. | The Chargé hastened to add: that NECHIPORENKO's 9. Possibly the longest conversation | had with any Russian was that with Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, the. TASS” was introduced to hin vy | wife, however, is Great Russian. ot Le _ oe representative. local Pan American representativé; “ SARATOV was the _ only one with whom |spoke in English. , All other con- ‘versation with Russians and other non- Americans was in Spanish. SARATOV is a very smooth, gallant man- about-town. He seemed to really enjoy talking to Americans and other non-Russians at the reception, and bowed and established rapport with the ladies of all ages. He said he has been in Mexico two years, is married, and has one son in the fourth grade, who is naturally ~ attending the Embassy school and who will be sent next year to the Soviet Union for his further education. He asked how many children he has and. commented on the answer, five, by saying that in his business it is not practical to have many children. lasked him how he gets his news to send home. SARATOV replied that he is obliged to send home ® 2 SECRET. we sete
14-00000 At SECRET ~ daily a resume of the most important Mexican events, much of which he obtains from the Nexican press. He. added, with a ny snile, that he, of course, has to supplement - “such newspaper accounts with information from his own contacts. asked if this meant, among other things, getting haridouts ‘from Government offices. SARATOV dismissed such sources as “unimportant. He said this daily resume which he sends home by Telex takes him about two or three hours. He said he ise the lone TASS representative here. He has his! own office separate from the Embassy and prefers it that way. “ SARATOV claimed to have traveled around Mexico quite a bit. He seemed - to be impressed ‘with the Yucatan and wanted to ‘know arLid| has visited there. The latter replied that he hag not yet visited the Yucatan since being stationed here, but that, as a tourist, he had seen the ruins there some years ago. SARATOV said that he is from Siberia, and in answer to a question said he thinks the Georgians are the warmest and friendliest people of the Soviet Union. SARATOV obviously likes to brag about having been stationed previously in Washington. He also said he would very much ike to have been assigned to the new TASS office being opened in San Francisco. According to SARATOV, per an agreement between the United States and the U.S.S.R. the former will havé a Consulate in Leningrad and the latter a Consulate in San Francisco,. The opening of SECRET
While affable, KAZANTSEV does not impart any feeling of SECRET oem the TASS office in San Francisco is somehow connected with the establishment of the Consulate, In speaking of LOGINOV's three days ‘in ‘New York, SARATOV said he would recommend . three things for him to visit: a “good steak house, 2 good Chinese restaurant, and Rockefeller Center Music Hall. ‘10. Somewhat after the despedida. ceremony; SISTONE noted the Chargé, Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV, alone and ‘intro- duced himself. From a distance KAZANTSEV looks “extremely. . fo "young for his high position; ‘closer up he looks a little ‘older, ; KAZANTSEV was extremely affable when he learned that SISTONE a : \~ was a new member of. the Cuerpo ‘Consular. He said he is a pr i . member (of an ‘equivalent erganization among the diplomats and | i) in that context knows quite well.) He said he was extrenely privileged a couple of nights previously to He thinks the space program a wonderful adventure for both our countries, and he mentioned the current negotiations between the American Atomic Energy Commission and its Russian equivalent in working out the rules for use of peaceful nuclear energy. sincerity whatsoever. He seems transparently cynical, and vi reminds one of a second-rate American politician. After the above conversation and when SISTONE was talking to a Mexican airport official, for some reason KAZANTSEV reapproached — SECRET RA be able to shake Astronaut ARMSTRONG's hand and talk to vin, (7 ag rs wi \ 4 ‘
SECRET \ . =9= ; . ; : P , ‘ ‘ . ; \ and said to him and the Mexican that he hoped there ‘would be a rapprochement soon between the United States and cuba. [___Jeannot figure out why KAZANTSEV mado that remark at that particular time unless 1) he thought the Mexican . airport. official was.a Cuban, or 2) he had been -briefed by replace- ‘LOGINOV not only on the fact that ment, but that| had somehow been connected with Cuban _ operations. ° a qi. only met Yuriy CHERNYSH, Soviet Vice Consul, very briefly to shake hands near the end of the evening. He was easily recognizable from his very light gray hair. 12, | was only sure of one Cuban's being present, “Rafael MIRABAL. At one tine| thought he saw a gentle- man who looked a little like Ambassador Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas, but at second glance he did not think so. There was no doubt inl smi that MIRABAL was avoiding him. On one occasion) MIRABAL was quite close, within earshot, and may well have heard[_—__—sedtther talking English to a fellow American or his wife, or discussing something American. Thereafter, every time| tried to work his way toward MIRABAL, the 4 latter would shortly move further away. ‘Twice | talked to people that vaguely looked like they might be Cubans from the mug book, only to discover in both cases that they were Mexican. SECRET
Sn are tears were ot it namee 6 ere tetas att tute inated mnies event avenues seem . r w xv “spe “4 io SECRET ” “10- 13. One of the above Mexicans turned out to be Alfonso | ‘SIBAJA C., who described himself as a mechanical éngineer and industrial consultant. His address is Ezequiel 82, Mexico 14, D. Fes and his telephone number is 17-88-85. This man’is the husband of. a lady. ‘he described as Press and Cultural Attache of the Greek “Embassy. [was also introduced - _ to her somewhat: Later and got the impression that she is not Greek but either all Mexican or perhaps of partial Greek flervarse ty Petiarda Wo desibpa + Cent ancestry , \ SIBAJA and| exchanged calling cards {SIBAIA® si is attached).. SIBAJA said that he and his wife attend such functions as this reception quite frequently and definitely . recalled not having met[ | before. The latter explained his recént arrival, SIBAJA claimed that he is a good singer of folklore songs and that his wife knows how to dance then. They have performed Spontaneously quite often at diplomatic and consular ‘affairs. Asked whether he would be gQOing on the dy Me. heer ty Cuerpo Consular excursion scheduled for late October, SIBAJA was not sure he could get away. SIBAJA and wife and| said he would like to go. He is a working man, however, and and wife established rapport rather easily, and all agreed Mi io they should meet again rather Shortly. SIBAJA said that he | is of partial. French ancestry. He looks as though he might be Mideastern, however, He is proud that he is from JUAREZ’ home state of Oaxaca. It. would seem to[ that this is SECRET ae | Pa a ' e
S ECR ET oo 7. the kind of man who might be used as a fairly nonsuspicious [ access, agent to- either the: Soviets or the. Cubans. He obviously circu tes in their social milieu. [_}tntenas to follow UP Oh this man. He said he lives in Colonia Lindavista, where fee wife’ S relatives are concentrated. He. has ason |. SE ae = going ‘to Colegio Tepeyac in that area. SY a [ 4 | st . toi 14, The only _Americans[~_|was, aware of at the = "” veception were 1) | Chief of the Visa Section of ‘the Consulate, 2)[ | of Pan American, and 3) 15. Cousidering- the fact that[ eas only in the : te - Soviet Embassy a little over one hour and had to spend a good . part of his time talking tol] VOURVOULIAS, and that real ‘pain-in-the-neck, Sra. JIMENEZ, he considers his contact with - Soviets about the maximum that could be. achieved under the circumstances. _— - : : vf o- Attachment / ee Copy of calling cards, (3) _ . ; Distribution: Orig ~ SIBAJA (new P), w/att : 1 - P-~11712 (LOGINOV), w/o att TDS: lmp SECRET Ci be See ee es
ara cs yer ra in tes Gr : . oe ne . Ofte , : . : bite aii sauces hn , ais i tetober 1969 ‘ : fk Cais a VUTAC! BE: an : i > ‘ H DaTSy TENS « PLCS: 1 Cet., 1690 - 1, EL te: ‘tire ites t. 5 Hotel Enperzdor. 7 il. I arrived ian minutes prior ts the an nolnted time, noted2y Subject's car Por e2 arcuni the come:, entered the estaurant ang fours sibs without 2. i thous a: ny preléninaries | Lo shen. of, Subj tol: me thut he had’ re ; . interesting x 3 for me. «as he hesitwied for a morent I, axsed him if he - had Bsen Savitea te tie desredida tris gvexnins. ie was a bit shocked and * gi “- probebiy Lisapoiated, tedumx with a "ho, what", but recovered yuickly. . 7 SPIRE ore «kat SNE Te aN ene Seen a am adulsted that Suis cas to have been the interesting nevs - yes he hed  \\vecn invited and was going. de exrlained that-he had made a phone call te’ ‘|ithe Sassy to invite LOGINCT to he 3 house for a fareviell party, bub the - ‘Ylattes turned the tebdley and invited Subj to the dessedida. Subj claimed ; sae Re toli LOG that tus in reality a "dirty deal", but LOG countered ith the elein tant Nosesy canta -in te_retum! urzcntl; and nov he was toc busy av to consider yersoneh invitiations.  (3udJ_ did net appear to be unhapay with ; this turn of events.) Sebi promised to kee: ais eyes and ears gpen and ~ atiy hored tant LOG: ould introd:ce. him to iis repl.cesent, the un- ecPicial ene, = oscet OF peri epaccteng - kt aachatgeccnt eatla—* ag sour.e, took only a few minutes, the rest of the time Le? ae a0ov be 5 pte o wheels. ed waren, fooi, drink, and related tonics. le would Uke, he seid, te be beter ec yuainted with (orks at Sovenb).whon he Gonsiiers to-be en exce:tionaliy interesting girl, altnouzh ms.ried. (I . den't believe he isa resiticn to to much about tis. I believe he ig carable of seducing a lot of girls, bat I den! % dex: how he could vork uD much access to this sortan.) At ee mR Ne mh meme ORNS RRE HeMe: te Pose TATE Serene een aati eet me tw Bae cS otis Naw Ow eee eresques etna enenguy tem oe he Subj gave a cocy of a short caper (vritten iri Russian) he woried up en his friend wo lives in Sun Juen del ‘do, neur seresaro * ; : | Subje is very aT Sy cave us help this individual but I still don't see . _ 4 | Bae? peur sindite i asked Subi if is ocjuaimed witha anyone at tye . “SVSS ave ues told that ke micht know one or two the Enexk .tus:/Svan xix (ninss 2) wap are exclemed thete.. is om of these hinself. A baw? trensletica of the document is att oe ely — UT: ioe tap 9 ‘. 5e SDJ is 2 very friendly, likable Chav, but I do not tier thin. £e he would Nod it t difficult to fadrieste someta nzy wiether it be incortunt ; or Otheruisa. Tus As turely an orinion, s0 far, based .n nothing concrete. .. 74 + Amenarwnaitiiin carinesieeemreyer se svmacege mrvtnetn pute eres 5. Subsect exzressed a desire to have a "blasu" vita me scmetine wit : no reference to ousiness. J sald = xexula consiies it, périaps it ‘would.be- 6 tl amusins. =D ED DPB MANS al wel one edna
Ne I AS RE OPENER RS A SPER mE HE AM EMAL A ice SATA EE eh 1 oeteber 1969 sho lives ain dun. Jus del. Mos . A ‘Spaniard born in the provinee of ASTURIA. During. the Spanish Civil ~” War was*taken to the US-R “ith sther cuiliren. Completed his erenentary ; 7 seacdline. in Spanish. euildrens* schools, Entered leningrai iniversity aujoring, , ‘ in. Yistory, mi followin: graduath on Was a given a chair in the same deartrent. arrived in sexico, I beltevo, in 1957,-with tas aid of “is sister, - who Lives in San duan tel Rio.. Ts a manager of a restunant. Henares is a very intelligent, sensit tive, ‘fellow. Always stulied with pleas re. Wes very font of nature ad animals. During soriods of vacation. from the elenintary | aste<t of just fooling arowhd as did “the ot. Ff ‘Kies, he would worse. -- shesherd, water boy, in Viney aris took long walks, fead, svat, ani © always tried .o be a loner. Therefore, Se was not very: woll liked, was teased, and once, | knowing that he wes nob ageol suim er, was tirewn from a staen a bank inte ‘the river KLYARI. Oy nother drs: ged him out. He always loved her, : and to this jay has great affection for ner. daenever he visits -exico he. never fails to call on her. fein ac. wuainted “ith his character ani sentiments, I would “say taat now, living in a dead city, . he suffers greatly. J susyose that because of iis loneliness he imsremated a stupid, old fashic ened, inifan girls . aig political vies are the most “lib- -ral, ant being an intelligeat fellow, he was never placed in an wmeonfor sable . pogition, alt OUS th he wes not fully trusted. eS, . an ws I think, th.t were it nossible to use these characteristics, we could me use hin to our great adventaze." ; ; ; me lee | | ‘Betou is tra: aslation of” docurint written by. ‘LIBaGS 3 1 re Bis friend 7 _ Cole i i | i i | i i . Ltoli Subject that wa would make no nove wha absoaw ry tel, ani cerlaps / mot even then, he srovited me with Sersonal biozrachic data r the above injividual. Dp. Den dD. 7 art. Record
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4 i 1 t i i fe t i i i 1 3 ORI REE Lieeh 2 Re SR REO RET Atal a cme eet PATE RATE a = SA * a : Calne $ etales wie Ame OvTGs va Plot Me oa . Lee ‘ 7 Date: a Oct 199 foes - 4140 Pa. ? MEXICO 5364 FOR FBI -. : VISAS HORSE Valentin LOGUINOV C~3 December 23, 1927 s Moscow, employee of Soviet mabassy in Mexico. Arr. — % New York October 7, 1969 via Air France Flt. 700. oe Dep. New York October 10 via Aeroflot. Accompanied . by wife, Alexandva LOGUINOVA Auguet 20, 1928 ‘Boseow, and gon, Dimitrs. LOGUINOV born 1959. : “S MOCMRIDE. 2S Peres oe aad. Pa . t trated by CAT a cNsaider/mal Bagrniag Cie. C/VIS :CwEnider 10/1/89 i Cerne reece i oes : Vorelda Service af the ‘ me a 7 ae
“ > we ee ~. re | we bee ~ nl Snae _ wo Pts en ct a ee naan toned ou 14 bed Seem ner coremmneen, ee es om Assi: re . j At be - ° 8 . - } : . wre, Z£ TENE] i! * iF Mexico a - ft mc , . ‘ iF . To . Septenter 29,1969 i ‘ qi i ° : ; ee ae Talking to various people, | such as Guillermo Tardiff, no | 1 ' a ae wpe nen es information has been circulated or has. circulated regarding: _ the fact that Cartillo Flores did not attend the interview of. Raul. Roa, foreign minieter of Cube’ and president Diaz “rdaz. enn a 7 4 2. By going to the.General Assembly of the United Nations, lic. | , Carrillo Flores, secretary of foreign Relations is out of the tp %. . presidential race oy ‘constbthitional reasons. ; According to people. whol may. be coneidered as knowing about _ | polities Carrillo Flores never had a chance to be nominated because. of his close associations with United States “ankers. 26 On the 18 of. September F went to. the ‘national day celebration . eects enact spn er ; ee ee sate oer em ae pe ta ene a reine ohn sat 0 die REPO aR TiN Cit tae ed tt Onetot BmACB NEE Ri ENS STA IRN ROOM NOY epee FIIs ALT eS See mentees acters se sniunareniewe te naintetentene . ma - arene we mate aanennenngnn at the Chilean embassy, where I met Kazantsev who invited me to 24 i go to. their embassy on the firet. of October for a farewell party no fer Valentin Longuinov, who is leaving goon. Th e new. : Qonecosiove- 2  quian anbassador: was with Kazantsev. If arrived late and many. it | people had ‘already left. was. there, the new Rau a ~~ A  ambesador, the. Ghana ambassador, the Paraguyan chargé d'affaires, : ' i an several other ai plomata of minor importance. The Chilean 7 i : ; colony, seems | to be quite large. oo , so se oe e i Do i y i : an : i @ i 4 ‘ oe & KOC Me) |
‘date for the dinner, hopefully he said, for tha sume week. Gur next meeting is acheduled ‘or 1600 ho: / fae > , h. ga + 8 . . 26 Bert mber 1969. CONTACT REPOXT s SUBJECT: LIBACON 1 “DATE, TIME & PLACE: 25 Sopt. 69, 2030 ~ 2200 hra., Firenze Rest. 4. Subj arrived eight minutes late and realising sume, apologised. “He. apseared to be in a good mood and when usked told me that he ard his wife were now getting along very well, He claime! that he galled LOILNOY am, at the Embassy on the morning of the 15th and asied that teeir dinner enguszenent for thit evening be post oned. According to Subject LOG told him ti.t twlr diner had been scheduled for the 18th, not the 15th, so Subj mmr assumed 4 L remainied Subj that to the beat of my recolle ction it ' LOO was correct. t, Subj eaid LOO took the nostponenant very had been for the 15th. In any even : well, especially when Subj confirmed with L44 again that the later was not leaving in October, perhaps not even in Hovember. Subj apologized to LOG, axphaining that hig wife had just taken ona new job, wags nervous about it, ami in adiition, was taking care of her paremts dog an* birds, and was simply not in condition to have a party. (1 an not sure subj went thrown with this ‘explanation to 100 or to me only.) Subj plana to visit LOO st the Embassy on te 29th, 30th, or the first of Cctober, at which timp he will set a If the dimer is to“be held prior to xéibods the evehing of the first of Oct. Subj will call the office, (2a in the past) and so inform the party on tm other end. ra, 1 Oct., at ve "HL Portiro® (2) Rest. mxemmax in the Suites Emperador. . 2. Bubject8a wife, deseribed as a “bilingual? secrotary/tyrist is now - employed ty “Urbite Su -lementa", and is vid 33,509 monthly. Sujbs olains that sh will be ecerning 3 000 by next month, if everjtaing Jos off welle Qne of Up partears efxtex (7) of this suz;lemamt is: andres Catuno. Michelena. epuld : : ; 3. Subj then asked me if I/check a strect map, of Hoscow and see if I could find Uj, NEHANOVA on it. I totd him I could tat ‘would not give hin an snpwer ons/br the other unless he woul provide rp with a satisfactory reas, After extract ng a promise fron me that I would not. laugh at him, he “receded to tall‘ma about a recent exnerianca he had with a medium at Andrea's home. Hs frefacad his story with an assiirsace that he is an atnmaigt and does not believe in the hereafter nor in epiriwalian in particular, moverthaless, he wag ghaken with tho ex:erience., Hu chimed thit the madiua (nan unimoun to © Subj.) @id not go into a tranen, nor tum off any of Um lights, but aim ly ased Subj. 4f he. had ev r known a qirl by th namo of *Tanya® while Subj. lived in mm @m11 town Hear Ivanova (1.80 not far frm Moscow.) Subs ela ined “that he recalled a girl by tuat Base, that ho an! she were only avout 10 yrs of are at tp ties, ani trat tmy used vo so mighrean yatneciag together. ne Ko said @ bro:e out in @ sold dvent wnen 19 madiun .aod t-ig juno tion because he was absolutaly rositiva that no um in Aexigo would rememcer to. girl's name_nor Wm e-isode. itr median ton oald, areasing for Tanya, aiurovs Hafichks®, Subs golatas tint tha adie hoe ne knevielso of Um rtugei.n Tangiage ant Cast no had not hoon eallied Prafianaa? enor early enilfunt, athe the eodiwa omliined that Tanya hil died sis acntaga ace ant was nos i resent tA tie rooa, Throam Ue op@um, Tas oaplalned | a Sraian)- Bib O fat Gwa AuTied te a Vientin Aa 4, fe diving at wl} Ube Bech ta fay
x mr ara ante 23, Koxoow's- Subj vas-not eure he hai the correct numrical adiress, nor did he know whot recion of Moscow the street was ins Tanya further exphained that KIRASOY was engaged in some unspec:fied underground work, possibly. wrth anti-government activity, and that one mrboer of this grou was aqtually onplayed by the -KQB, Hg was not furtixr identified. he ‘Subj then went on to relate two other 8 3 "o4a® experiendés: he ha had  prhor:t his coming to Mexico, Thay are not worth repaen ting here. 1 told Subj. I would try to locate the afure mentioned street on the Kos cow map but that I did not take any of. this very serfowly. Although Subj ‘realised that I vas amused by this tale he was not sami. angered by my atti tude . saying he did not know what to make of it hinself. a DFDOITYANSON ~
‘ - © eres tems recent a : FRODUCT SALES RE>CaT Sra DATS OF REPOLDs 23.0%-52 _ EROQDUCT Aor a 3 1. Salesman ré DIED ae 3, Date/meeting 27-7859. 2690..0300 hours a . Site - Ho=> of fy. Luis Gonoz. Ielesias 221 ; o i Q Te 4. Date/next mtg.-- ee nie * —_ _¢ Site — a ; | FO, ‘ * . . - . : an . . po 5, Administrative a - . re | 2 6. Instructions to saleszan 2 : | 7 Nothing. pd. ; 7. Report. by salesman 7 ; i 2 | , —— an Rs Party. Tho. occzsica ims a farewell party given by our : | at : . oe tennis group in the ho-a of Dr, Gozex for DESIARND, who leaves a ; _ Ostober th or Sth for Mosac:r. In addition to nysel? ant ny : py , wife, the follasing vere present; : | Gloria Pinte ae _ : i Pepe Pinto - . ot , . ng : oe tals Gores 7 BY AGT mene nce (ens) : . ; _ : Mercedes Pir (elderly writer, aunt of Pops, rother of —- | os et Leo Ruben,” cother of Pitucla who is the wife of Harb ; ‘ . Wallace) : i . - Ruben Rojas. Fatchelor. Sclor in TV soap operas (novelas) a . ; aml tho le-itizate thoatéer, ; , ELUDES ls wife . (oontinesd nxt page), 8. Competition AO eet Cem Re: Mets 6 enlenree fe etic ne dtc wuingt Hi to e 9. Supervisor's conments : p ae Ploass instract ne as %e whethes or net you want re to » fe a? 4e attend the recoption Veatsoaiyy, ant $29, what to loots fur > fai? ; de HAE bad beaulos aeobing OIEiN ts meplacanosye Can you call off the ve pe’ fit Fil? _ o we wf? . : ees ae . wot . ae i acs he ope® a” ginal fh 4 * nm as . ey ; at’ és éreey z Vp. ike
» Sarina Aguites Virgen Aguilar fozzsito (lia) Ralpr Viesandt _—- Ruth Wiegandt - ‘The party ws very gay, excollent food brought ‘by each of the guest, such music, dancing, and drinking. No politics. Bveryons wss ina very friendly nood. L ° Ze Fors21 farcvoll recention. Wodnesday, October 1, at - 1900 pours as tho Sovies cabassy will bo the fornal party for DUEHARD. Tho Pintos, Gozez art possibly others fron owe group will attend.this party. I do not know how big it will bo. : ON DIEHALD was disappointed when I said T would not attend, bub XP that this was tio reflection on ny frteniship for hin, T stated : that I felt &t wrrise for an Anerican to visit the Soviet en- WY bassy. I was. afraid that the Fer or CLA would learn of ny visite ~ A Val was ery insisteat and said he'd be disappointed Af we did a not cond. Later in.the evening he brought up the subject again ae and insisted thore would be no way anyon? could know if I were -- present or note.there would ba no risk $0 uOu0nd natios would be. . recorded. I siid I wo.d taink about it, but doubted that we would co2es - Do ee _ 9. DESHARD's xeolaconen’. During the course of the evening, spoecies were Halo, or at least seni-forzal comuents and wishes ; . ..° @f goodluck to DISIARD and his wife. .DIGHAND said that his ree et oO “ placosont soll be at the farewll, party ab the eabassy_and be en mo a, hoped warould all cecthin. Ralph. Wicgandt stated that he Pes ; . So wanted DISHLO's repiacezent to mow that he, the replacenent, bo e guid be welesse in ow grouy. Cur group is sonswhat inter= i néional ani Has givea us all a chance to exchange views. Yo. po ; would rezest losing er:tact with the Soviets. DIEHAND then mo i nentionad that his replacenent is sonething of a sporstaan. . ps . Fs oe h, York Cchornich. I told DIGUIRD that I hadn't soen Twi eA for a lens tina. 1 asxed wih had happened to hin. Ho answered — ‘Ss » ph that Yuri hdd beon on vacation for a wile. This coos not account i ntl ad: wt for ths rary nonths, perhaps fivo or six, that I have not soon i § \ roe “Yuri, I did not press tho issue. -- . i - . ebm Ff . : . an : pe wed ae §, GTEIRD FLINT. DISUARD soczed to be indifferent to fy. af ee Papots présonca, neon hoe danced with Gloria ho often sacacd u vory inticzato--dancinz cleso, whispors asd givkm= giccles, SoulNu. looks. Gloria did nat try to control tais situation, but rather pertichnated, hy wife later rorertad that uhlle dancing with DIENAD he also tricd to flict with ker, but on a sore disersto level, holdings her toe closo, squesting her hand sorningtilly, ete. . : . 6, PR OSE commenta. Wo axzlved prouptly at 2009 hours. Wo vero tho fursty qeists to exsive ant the easly guests for hearly an hour, During his tine Dr. Goucs unde govaral cosnent. of interest. First, let ne aay that I nave thowht that bile a
4 i ; - wes @ coctunist syapthyccrs éespite his wee =a i es - sore ting bad by successfully sewing bici: en & hard that was: tg oO . arpatated in an aecident. He is a doctor with Seguro Socizl, ly SO , .. Bexkeo since. has shovn hia’ eff to the uorld ts Moxiecots groat on i hand surgeon. | tonding redical fié travels arewnl the world att L ‘conventions. and is tho principal Rost to rodical conventions - here in Hoied. An elstorate book was published by Seguro | Social on suzpazy of the hand and Luis! wos in that ficld. - ne oo --¥ pertion the above sincd it ssezs to got the siaze for so2cens © 8 who oieit believe that seciztis and socialized asdicines is . good, because ho hinsslf hes profited so greatly froa it. ae . *  ‘Bartner, Luts and Sylvia hid nado it tiem for quite some i poo . . tine that they ranted to have tho fare:ol) party for DIZHAND | hee oo in their heno. I.alays folt that this was duo to comuni:t Po , syapathy. tow I don't Imow. Ani I an at a loss to explain wy : *. Lo. _ they insisted upon holding the party. They co not. seca to be Ee me close friends of DISAAnD, are soncanet different in social an and intelectual status, and no longor ‘seca to mo to be cone. me ae nunist synpathycors. ny ne Leis conzented that East DIEYARD's son would probably cose 2 te the party since they hava no naid, Incidentally, ho did not cone. Fo then stated that the boy still ppeaks no Spanish at all. _ He added that the boy has lived in Hexico for five years  pefore that for soveral years in Cuba. Luis explained that. the Soviets ara afraid to havo their caildren.see how the world really is. Luis added tht. Kraschey sau a supereuarket ia Los Anteles and simply coulintt beliova his eyes. Luis was frankly critical-of the Soviets ani their intellectual isolaticn- rin PY . 1 . . : cooith. He tecana fanous aan . 7. DLEHARD MEST RETURN. DIELARD and his wife both con= a . ee ceded that there was a good cance ‘they nicht cons right back to vecice. She told ne that If sao did, sito worl Like to teach , me Russian, We had exchanged a few elesontary words during the evenings - oe : ; aAperede jC A ee i-( Sey2 Petes tte renee renme y catia aes een near
7400004 RET 26 September 1969 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief SB °° Be a - LFO  —§ ¢ chief, CUBA SUBJECT sg Relationship Between AEDIRHARD and Gloria PINTO “a. In response to 9 conversation between Chief, $B, and the under- ‘signed, LIREALM-1 was questioned intetail on 25 September concerning ‘the relationship which exixts between AEDIZHARD and Gloria PINTO with a view toward possible embarrassment of AEDIEHARD before his superiors. Lom Be ’ LIREALH*1] and his wife both believe (but have no proof) that '~ de -is probable that Gloria PINTO is having or has had an affair with. AEDIERARD. Both LIREALM and his wife are close friends of the PINTO's snd know that Gloria i8 strongly attracted to AEDIEHARD whe is beth physically and intellectually superior to her husband, Due to Gloria's continued friendship with AEDIEHARD at the French Club and other placés, LEREALM*1 feels sure that Gloria's husband, Pepe, does not yet know of the affeir, 3. LIREALM-1 characterized Pepe PINTO as: sweet, slow-witted and oo. ; below average in intelligence, He ia a physician specializing in lung dis- . orders, born in the Canary Islands, He considers himself a Spaniard with the @haracteristic Spanish lack of respect for women, He attempts to “ giguedy control Gloria's activities while, according to Gloria, having ag many affairs himself as he ean, Gloria gneatly resents Pepe's attitude . toward her, Pepe is basically defensive and would.not vant snyone to know if Gloria were having. an affair vith. another man, He would probably deny it &f anyone said so, aven if he were aware of ft, “Re would take it out on Gloria, however, and would probably beat her and restrict her movements aven more closely. 4° In view of the above ; fle would certainly appear ‘that there vould ba nothing to gain, and perhapa euch to loase, by any attempr at exposing her supposed affair with ABDIEHARD. Since she now appears to be in contact with SHEVCHENKO, much better to hope for better developments in this case. .~ Andrew E, PELLEMENT rh - a -  S8OReT
+. Aaah er Vane mnie paragraph 7. (continued), "that Subject could write him in care of Latin A: Nido Aye he. . PeT4ty an “youn pn |.) 6PeR2 70 aay ame Cr ——— oe PanGOLG PHT) 722 > . 3 PBS pee 8 GTR « 1. Agent/Subsect: LICOZY=5 - DATE: 25 Septeber 1969 2, Case officer Vitecat p. rizzuto Ji . 3. Date ant site oficontact: 25 September: Cafvluria Parave - i iL. : on paragraph 5 (continued) at off than attempt to collect the money. There are sufficient. funds in the Project, ) 1 is more to this invitation than meets the eye and that the KGB will. be going all out to recruit him, I think Subject may be right and . ‘Yo think ho should probably find a good. excuse for not going. Subject states that ho had complained to KAZANTSEV (P= 880) about - the shoddy treatment he had been getting from LOGINOV (P-11,712)... - Never before had he been forced to "stand in line" for Soviet visas - for his clients, In the past, he had boen able to sent passports "to the Sovict Embassy any day«=never mind the office hours-~and get the passports back with visa the samo day. Subject says that |. rage tet then LOGINGV himself finilly admitted. that thistwas bedausor Supject=ha been uncooperative (meaning that he had refused to let LOGINOV recruit hin). Subject. enya. unequivocally that LOGINOV is leaving” PCS by tho end of October and that he is not being replaced by a newcomer, Subject understands thatNECHIPORENKO, who in a former tour bad worked in the Consular Section; will take over as ‘Chief of the . Consular Section when LOGINOV leavos. ; , - Subject days that KAZANTSEV is about to leave (in fact, Subjeét thought KAZANTSEV had alfeady loft} and that both a replacement for hin and a now ambassador were on the way I told Subject that as 4 far as I knew, KAZANTSEV was to be replaced by another conelterge Come gir who would be Chargé, but Subject insisted that an ambassador had bean named and would be coming soon. He did not know who the ambass ador would be. MW Fons Subject renarked that both IVANOV and. STMITOSOY had left and he said that NIRETOROY. Was; - he thought, a very decent person, Agrees aie _ Subject said that PRIENODxO (P-2270) had come to see hin to say . goodbye, PRIKHODKO had said, almost with tears in his oyes, that | Subject had been a very good friend and that he tould never forget him. Ho invited Subject and wife to come visit hin in Moscow, Then when Subject asked PRIKHCDXO for his address, PRIKHKODKO hemmed | and hawed and said that ho didn’t really have an address yet but serdean Dopartrent of the Mintatry of foreign Affairs, Subject remarked that PRIAHCDKO ; WAS undoubtedly boing Sincere, but when you cane right dova to it, he wag just as henned in and afraid as anything of the others, Subject said (hat 42 vas a real tragedy that the Soviet systen made Such robots out of good pouple, s : . ’ CTE AM eME ROTENC was st on