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Joey Count

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S E.CR

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22 July 1969

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chlof, SB

VIA

SUBJECT

Chief of Station

Colebration of Polish National Day,

22 July 1969

The undersigned attended the celebration of the

Polish national day

at the Polish Residence on Insurgentes

Sur on 22 July 1969, The following points were the most

significant:

The only Soviet the undersigned could

Identify was Col. Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV,

the Soviet Military Attache.

Someone the under-

signed's wile talked to mentioned the presence of

the Soviet Consul, but this cortainly was neither

Valentin LOGINOV nor Yurly CHERNYSIl, and the

undersigned did not meet that person.

b.

Whether the Cubang were invited of not,

they

were not. In attendance.

Jirl SVESTKA, of the Czech Embassy, was

there.

Per &B

Section briefing,

the undersigned

mentioned his departure and told SVESTKA that at

least he would remain in Mexico..

SVESTKA said that

this would not be the case, that he is scheduled

to leave within 15 days for Czechoslovakia.

The

undersigned then mentioned a conversation with hig

Czech friend in which the latter told him that ho

expected to stay in

Mexico for quite a while longer.

SVESTKA dented ever having said this, pointing

out that he was glad to return home.

The under-

signed made no further comments.

SECRET

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d.

The ex-Haitian Ambassador, Jullo. Jean

PIERRE-AUDAIN, WAS

Been

by the undersigned but

left before he could talk to him.

In view of the

Poct that PIERRE-AUDAIN ceased to be Ambassador

of Haltt & long timo ago, the undersigned feels

that. his presence at the polish national day

celebrations bas sono significance.

Ho rememberg

that PIERRE-AUDAIN was also present at the cele-

bration of the Czech pattonal day this year.

other words, the Communists have made it a point

to maintain contact with him, probably in view of

the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN may return to Haiti 1f

something happens to DUVALIER and may secure a

position of some importance in his country.

2.

The president of the Consular Association, VOURVOULIAS,

told

the undersigned that he would contact LOGINOV

at the

Soviet Embassy to soe whother the latter would agree to a

Joint celebration of böth the undersigned's and LOGINOV's

departures 1n a

party to be hold for both of them at the same

time. LOGINOV la not scheduled to leave Mexico unti

Septenber 1969, a departure postponed from the original

schedule of late July or early August.

Raynond A. FRADYER

Distribution:

Or 18

=7

(Consular Corps)

(- P 11712 (LOGINOV)

1 - p- 711l (SVESTRA)

1 - P-5407 (PIERRS AUDAIN)

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SECRET

22 July 1939

MEMORANDES FOR: ChieS,: SB

VIA

SUBJECT

Colo? of Station

Celebration of Polish National Day,

22 July 1969

The underslgned attended the celebration of the

national day at the Polish Residence on Insurgentes

Sur on

22 July 1969. The following polnts were the most

significant:

The only Soviet the understgned could

Identity vas Col, Konstentin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV,

the soviet Military Attache.

Someone the under

signeds wlfe talked to mentioned the presence ot

the Soviet consul, hut this cortaloly was neitber

Valentin LOGINOV nor Yurty CHERNYSH, and the

undersigned did not meet tbat person.

b.

they

Whether the Cubane were tavited or not,

were not in attendance.

Jirl SVESTKA, of the Czech Embasgy, was

there.:

c. per SB. Section bolet eg the understgned.

mentioned his departure and told SVESTKA that at

coast he wourd remain In Mexico. SVESTKA said that

this would not be the case, that he la scheduled

to leave, withta 1S daye for Czechoslovakta,

The

undersigued then nenttoned

a converestion with his

Czech friend is which the latter told him that her.

expected to stay in Mexico for quite a while longer.

SVETKA dented ever having said this, potsting

out that he was glad to reture home.

The under-

signed made no further comments.

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d.

Trg ex-Haltlan Ambassasar: durio Jean

PIERR'-AUDAIN, vas.

seen by the coderaigned but

left before he could talk to hia.

in vies of the

fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN ceased to be Ambassador

of hatti a loug time ago, the under ianed fools:

that bla presence at the Polish pastonal day.

celebratloas has sone algalticasse

He recembers

that PIERRE AUDAIN vas also presens at the cele-

bratlon of the crech national day thia year.

In

other words, the Communiets have aste it & point

to maintain

contact with hia, probadly in vlew of

the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN say return to Halti 1f

soothing haopens to DUVALIER and aay secure a

position of some importance in lis country.

2.

the president of the Consuler assoctation,

VOURVOULIAS,

told

the undersigned that he would contict loGiNov at the

soviet mibassy to see whether the latter yould agree to a

Joint celebration of both the undersaged's and locinov's

departures in a party to be held for bosa of them at the sane

tilmé.

LOGINOY is not scheduled to leave lexico until

Septeaber 1969,

& departure postponed fron the original

schedule of late July or early

August

Raypost A. FRADYER

Distrtbutton:

or1g - 7 (Consular Corps)

d- - P11712 (LOGINOV):

-p-7iN1 (SVESTKR)

1 - 1-5407 (PIERRE-AUDAIN)

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Simate

Stant

Contact Report

Sunject: #10'41-1 (9-5303)

Ente of seet: duly 1? et jojo 19 at 1450 hre

Juig 16, 195g

Freerranged deet -ich larted So risutes.

Next noet: Linet 17 at the case place.

2.

•Ca Fridey July 11 1114003-1 Lave & reguler lengiege class

to i-l and I-1

ritated hir interent to reet tie sor cirl 8: -154001-13

houge due Jo the corre di coar i-l esplaires to =InAce-l -y he telleves "

this ra? icrostant to hin or in other tords he cave hin the cover story

alout thich me rpoke at

our prevlor reet. 113429 -l epoired i-l that

ke moula bing tre cou cirl (alla erote) te hio benge.

en Jity 16 at 1000 reo, i.e. et tieir nert ciero II loci-l told

I-I that he ank

Tutor to the sou tah to vinit contior ara ha found kis

the tine. in the cource of coor nich. Ion he (L154000-ü) told his about

meeting illa an big plane to irvite ver to ala hoce era

shorter arcind.

Ion told tin that alla an hir rebruter, cos that ha mould rot dare to

get clone to her.

I11 felt defected fits thie derelorent, hecgure he selleved that

he ver on the verdeveloping ronethine cor'us. I told al that there ree.

no renoon of realtre dad about thie cact, eccecially, hecauca Los vas

leving letively soon and tue cirl moid remela bere:

E.

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Criteris

Meso for the Récords

SEBJSCTI

Firie Sistono cal Feraler Cover Job Outins mith Consular Corpas

Brief lallial argosure to Sorieta Logroor and Goloutev

Io Tereace D. Sistone and Feralim

;both under Consuler cover,

accospanted (vita vires) fralger on an outino of the "Cuergo Coosudor

ea lerico", a social club opea to all consular officere fregeriless af

pationality) to non ford factory la Cuautitlan, lunch and excuaion of

Span, col. Conrent at lepotzotian Croml100 do 19c0hrs, on 17 July 1909.

Consular Cori's is creature of iner, cil and ex-Coasul Goa. of Greeco,

Leander I. Vourroulins, não led excursion. In allition to helpina the tro

nex Sta, officers vork into consular cover and caié contaeta, lae purjose

of the outins in part was to sco et first hanl the Sor, 3loc anl Culuns who

bélong to tüe CC. Throe Sors showed, no ilentifi.! 3loc and no Culs. Attak

do other particulurly interesting cous. tges but duor ojenel to weet

peopls al future CC meets.ax-

20

Toree Sora who shoed vero Valentin Loginos, vell-known to sta.

as ane ul tro comuercial typea fron aug book-vere uarble identify the other,

sho mes quiet and hardly taked de he torsed alons. Ceclonzo rasalso

yuret but was engaged trice by Sistone in conversation. Con one occaáion

seid he hal bega in lexico short tine, des tsere as resule recent Soveliex

trade aggreenent, just lagened to be around and tavitel with collongue

to Ford outing.

On other occasionG said Igotzotian/GoYS leal aul general

ert sore orante aud la, reasive tien lyzantino ciurch-nonuents do faalliar

with in doscor. apoke Span: rit's heavy asceut nul lilalt tall auch but sas

quise (lienz nevertialess, Slibial Siacone a'sn taied Uriefly to Loginor anl

introlucel by Fralyer os Fruljer re laceuent, Horever conversation i anucunus

and uninterestin; cospared to constaut verbal siurring detr fralyer and Loginor

uhica sistade mill delar to frolyer do rejore of le sees fie.

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FR

G& FERMEN

1.

Go 17 July 69 Fen let and ite attended thair first:

Consular Cores meeting with two other station Caficers and

wires. PuMal was Introduced so lev GéLèvaCt, 201-250127,8-13,766

and Valentin LOSTIOV, 201-295412,7-11712 of tha Soviat Erbassy

and to another Pussian, unidentified, who appeared very reluctant

to talk cozerzev as viry civil suza but less expansive than

his colleague, LOSINOV, who engised in a constant verbal bantering

with madtole LogICt and madY save established a solid rarport

which enables them to engage in the aforementioned antics it iout

reqes repercissons, testicoves acconpantad dy his iafa, a ruty:

carmiri, quite vomen,ino spists accaptable spanist.. Site mindfastst

a real insarast in the chemical department of the plant, to the point

of expläining certain charts and syncols to Icarov. she procasty

has had some chemical trai-ing.

ceciley rinself appearud salf-assurred;

soppasticated and eule. Be appearad not the slightest concuraedi

our the carosl cattle nor auDra, and hald tes cum during sha

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2.

2o POl0:a0l mas, an priviously eted, more reservad. le stajed

in the background ind accompained the unidortified russian during most.

or she touro anila: vas Incroduced to him bus little conso"sation

passad butren thema lo appuarid a litile sulfe, tore tho Pus:lan

sterootype of the reservid, social-ill-no-uase person. Eut this

was dustis an Imprussion as Pulia:: had ros, charco for an 1adeach

conversation. BOLOV. OV seared to gossass decent spanish.

He stated

he was from the comercial suction. copefully subtuce 11ll astend

other Corps nastings ard Santia: will have an opportunity to spaax

to him at greater longti.

A Tenden

FOR ALSI

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P-1n2

SEMANT

(returning to Sirione)

Mero for thio Records

SURTECTI

Firel Siaron enlTerlem cover JOl Dutiog mith Consular Corror

Brief laiçial diponuro lo Sorieta Losinor and Gileu zeu

1. Terence D. Sintone and Feralerni

both under Consalar cover,

accompanied (with wirea) Prader on du ouling of the "Cuerre Cousular

on Moxiço"

, a socini club ojien to all consular officers dresardless of

nationality) to non ford Cactury in Cuautitlan, Juüch and excusion of

Span, col. Convent at Tepotrotlen Cromit0o do socoDre, ou 17 July 1969.

Consular. Corps is creature of Aner.. cil and ex-Consul Gen. of Greeco,

Leander I. Vourrouling, ano lod excurnion. In addition do lelping the tro

ner Sla, officers norb into cunoudar cover aul mano contacts, tire purpuse

of the outsag in port rus to see at Pirse land the Sor, Sloc cal Cubana who

belong to the CC. Three Sure shorel, Do ilentifiel blớc and no Cube. Uhal

No other particulurly surerosting coon. types out duor ouent to weet

peoplo at future CC mecca, sad

Three Sore who shoed vuro Valeutin Loginov, well-known to Sta.

8 KGB under cons. cover, and two men of Comercial Sec. "of Sor. Elb

3oth Sintone and farelim indepeulently identified Lor i hdayer t Go/euiev

as one of tro cormercial types from mus book nore unnble identify the other;

"ho meis quide aad hardly died as he tagged along. Golsezm vasalao

quiet but vas engaged tice by Siatone in couversation.

Jar one occasion

said ho had boen in lexico short time, was there ad reault recont Sor los

Trade angrocaent, Just hopened to be ariund ond ravitel vith colleague

in. Foril outing:

on othor occusionG said Trotzotian/EbYF Pear aal genoral

art nore cruate aul in, respiro than Byzantino church-aonugents he lasildai

with in Moscox.

opinhe Span, with leavy accent and Jidure tall nuch but res

quito fluent derertheloes. Stales Siatone aldo label briefly to loginoy and

introluced by trailyer as Praljer replacement.

Horever.centersalson i.noucuoug

and ubinteresting cusuired lo constant verbal aparring deto. Fradyer and Loginor

which Siatone vill defer lo Fralyer do report of lie sees filo

141417 July 67

SEIFET

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Greturning to Sistone)

Hewo for tho dacords

SUBJECT&

Tiral Sistone and feral Cover J00 Ouesng Mich Consular Caryas

Briof Initial Esposure lo Soviels Loginor and Galeureu

1. Toreúce D. Sintone and Ferallro

, buth under Consular corer,

accoapanied (with wives) Fralyer on as outing of the "Cueco Consuler

en Mexico", a social club open to all consular officers fredardless of

nationality) to new fori. factory in Cuautitlan, lurch anl excusion of

Span, col. Coureut al Tepotzotica Sroml100 to 10000rn. on 17 July 1069.

Consular Corja is creature of iner, cil and ex-Consúl Gen: of Greece,

Leander F. Vourvoulius, ruo los excursion. In allicion to helping the tro

ser sta. officers vort into cousular cover and aako contacts, lie purposo

of the utsay in fart vas to see at first hund the Sor, Bloc onl Cubana tho

belong to the CC, Three Sova shovel, do slentifial bloe ant no Cuba, airaa

No other particularly icterestin; cous. types but door opened to scot

pouple at future CC moets. sax

Tarce Sors who shoot vero Valoutin Loginor, Moll-krown. to. Sta.

as KGB under cons. cover, and tro neu of Covercial Sec.

of, Sor. "Eub

Botti Siatone and Farelem independently dentified her Nihilaye rt Galauzon

as one of tro couvercial types fros nug book vere unnble identify the other;

who was quiet col hardly tukel as be tagaed along. Colen zor vas also

quiet but was engagod trice by Siatone in conversation. One one sccasion

said he hal been in lexico short time, ros there on result recent Soreles

Crado aboreedent, jus? happened tó be ervund and davites with colloague

to ford during.

on other occasionG said frotzotlan/ChyS fear ani general

ort core ornnte aul i, ressive tinn Byzantine church-sonnents he fasiliar

with in oscon spoke Sona. sill leavy accent nut lilalt tall nuch but ves.

sulte Fluent nevertisless. Elithäl Sistone also take briefly to Logiuor and

introlucel by Fralyer as Fralyer repinceuen!. Horever conversation i anucuous

and uninteresting cosparel: to constant verbul siarring sett. Fradyer and Joginor

which Siatone mill defer lo Fralyer to rejort if la sees tre.

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P-11.712

July 10, 1959

Contaot Report

Suhjects LIRAOON-1 (P.4S05)

Dato of loet, July 9 at Parenio Reataurant-Bar (Newton) at 1550

Proarranged not; Il came on times the meet lanted 2 bourg

and 50 sinuted.

Next neet: Fed July 16 at 1650 at plox up plavo in Jacobedo

with Gutenberg

On July 9 at 0915 hrs I-l wont to the Bor Babarey to lo0k 105

20610Y (1-11, 712), 1.800 girla receptioniot told bia that too ise nos

in and told bin that he oould salt in the reception roon or walt for

him an the waiting roos of lots office. Inl prefered to resain with the

recepttontet(81r1). de left after 55 minutes without seeing LOG.

3.

When I-l came to the receptioniot and asked fur ToC she in

turn äsked hia wee he not I-l ( by firet name only), con of thair language

torober. Ind anewered affirmatively and in turn anked her what was her

name and how does she know him. She stated that her neme vag Alla Liu

and that she recognized I-l by hie vötoo from oalling for LOG: (1053, I-l

fools positive that at lost 4 monthy have pansed sipos a wonan answered

the phone when he asked for tod).

In the borAnning of the cony Iml found out that the Birt val

Ime Nonow waloh corteinly pleased l-l beonuse ho had wint to talk about.

she complimented Inl for epeeking fuenlan nishout au docent, ibich too

not the case vith I-ls nother, the language teacher at the sor lab.

Resulte of this conversations

a. Alla INU 10 In Moxloo olty less than a Joar. sho 10

bored to death bere and 18 looklag Iosward to returnlag

to doncow de soon as she will be allowed.

b. She sald that Moxico had a pleasant ollnate, but all

she knows about Morioo la Duaudla and evan uhpa abo

1a snotted thoro abe hao no cospany of her dan (a1o).

e. Vith rogard to her rohoollage astor pha 11a1rtor

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hiph school she went to a nchool for mohanical tech-

niciano were she studied about a year and gave 1t up

bocquee she did not like it. She competed to enter the

sohool of sodern tenguages at the univerelty but the

failed. Then, obe entered the N.I.M.0, (In] does not

know what it stands for ) and after 5 monthe she had

to 80 to Mex100•

doll told her that he would look her up occasinally

and she appeared to be pleased with the ides.

o. Descriptions apparent age 25 - 26; hight about 5 ft

3 1n (poseibly lead), hair 11ght brown, very nice ejee

(Il does not remember the color ); buildt rather

stouts face rather longi in generals pleasant appear

ance.

6:

Before leaving Il left with her a note for 10G 1n which he

stated that he can still be reached at the Inetitute between 1500 and 1000

bre and at home and added bie phone numbers and concluded that 11 be

did not bear from LOG it would prove he had a Irlend who turned out to

bo no: rood.

During I-le malting in the reception room rurly OniRNISS passed

by and they exchanged fow unconsequential vuile. I-l asked YO did he

sIve LOG the messace he sent to LoG fron that party ( at Andress DArANO)

and he cald that he did it aita pleasure and added few worde of hia oun.

When X0 left I-l aoked Alla when wee IOd leaving and she said I0G would.

leave 1u Oatober 169.

8.

At 1510 us of tho some day LOG phoned to Irl in the Instituto

and after sone verbage they agreed to meet on Monday July I4 at the

Karinera restaurant at 1300 hre (AV Chapultapee with or near Ilverpool).

Both of then stated that they tould be there without fall.

9.

With regard to tho meet L0G -Ll I repeated my previoua 14-

atruotion to I-l concerning hio attitudo 11 LoG cones out again mita

the requent to most LlovAbl.

10.

With regard to Ill acquaintange alth alla I murgested tol to

ant his nother about hor. Thore la a poanidility of finding cut bor sull

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nase and whether she 1s married or not. Il should aleo mention to 50G

tre fact that de net Alle ville walting

for him. Depending on the find-

inge lial should coneider Inviting Alla to his houre for lunch one sat.

or sun and take her with ife wife and obild to the Parque Asturiano to

apend the afternoon. I told I-l that I mould pay for the expenses for

lunch and poseidle entertainment. Il will diecues the satter with me

before doing anything.

1i.

Il reported that ho had a 90 minuted talk with Serel WaNDlI

( see Attachment) and I debriefed hin on the same. There vere very fou

facts which were not covered in the previous report on vaNdal.

12.

As it became obvlous that the working part of the neet was over

Il stated that he would really feel bad and blow off alo top tes i1 he

did not see fAntAsus until the end of the sonth. I told him that HARdASTY

had put,long pertod of work in the States and consequently bie leave wee

oxtended for the same amount of time end & can epend that time where he

pleased. I-l conmented that in that case he would extend the deadline of

becoming nasty to lug 20. I laughed. Il commented that frobably I tae

not able to understand how mich he wan attached to XAntASUS..

FuF erriald

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888.y 0, 1909

Sider-feis (4017)

Coatzat Sopert

subject: Jinny SECRI

P-13,850

Date of meet: Julj T in Subjects car ard Insurgentes Sanborne far

A meet was prearranged with sunject for July 7 at Del

Paseo at 1400 hre. Subject phoned to our office in the course of the.

norning, to eje confirn the arrangement. ( FORMALD ves trying to reack

Subject to chenge the place of meet, but he war not able to reach nic):

Sulject rid not snow up at the Del Paseo and after vaitine 40 minutes

I rent hose l his office !. at 1535 hrs I was infoed by the office.

that Subject called several times and his latert atatement as that he

would be in front of the cine latino l acroes the Reforma frou our

Embaesy )e I care there on time but Subject man

not cround. Due to

heavy rein? was bourd to stay there and at 1630 hrs Subject stored

up in an impressive Fontias Boneville, blue with light toe, plates

Next meet: Frise, Judyll at Benefite it isticle;

In the car Subject stated to 2 that he goofed, because he

rent to the restaurant there re net twice previously and arter some

waiting

and fioning he looked at his notecook and realized that he.

was at the

wrong place. he apologized. Ther, Subject

stated that he

had to return the Soneville and take arother cer and he asted a to

have a ride with hin. Subject too? the car to letonitz and perked 1t

in front of the apt buildine at 297. He excused hicceld for fer ninuter

took ne-spapers era a coali bunile ard 2 ciriature bottles l÷ some

liquor and

entered the eat. shout 5 minutes later he returned and

vie entered

an old, reaten up Valiant -ithout license plites and the

nip is hard to teil.

Dirini the firnt ride Subject tolr a that son pored tile

on

iriday fly l aid old him that thog rodld tave to postponed their

sent acheduled for due next day cornere he toes; tella te put of

corn en 3a',eni ani fun. it: rantal to best alth Subject on: 3n or Fie

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and Subject told him that he rould ke taken and workine with ?

American businessen tho rould errite on Sunday. Subject noded that

they could ering a teanie hat for ids (they did). IOG raid that no

rould went to visit josephine salvari, prohably on Thursday July 10,

cut rould phone him to arrange for a neet hefore coring to hile ( and

Josephices) épt. Is nico recinded Surject & to prepare hin for

that neet a written report on the opinion of excicad coverent

officials ebout the Interanerican Sconocle conference et Port of

Spain.

ntly

Alter returying fros the dpt subject told i that los had, lul

phoned to jesephine end told her that he sould visit them on thur

a Little after 2000 hrs and thas ke would bring to Josephine 2 hotsles

of Totka:

5.

They, Subject asked when should he arrange for a mact

with ICh, decause in front of Josephice they do not apeak about

politica. I told subject that toe losicai thine to do mould be to

take advantage"of the social sasherire" with log to make arrangesenss

for taeir rext neet! Subject agreed and asiced i vcether our security

people

decided to give or not to give the directory to him for

pamins it ler. I toid subject that he messed the matter by briacin

into the picture a nonexisting Tetricia which ve were not gble to

produce. Terefore, the first step is getting rid of patricia, thish

meane to get to the point of to first instruction: Eucject really

has to close

friend of cortect In the t.s. Embegsy and le rillieg

do develop one 1? len insiste on rotties the directory: Sunject is

willing to follon Loos instruction

recording how to do about it.

with regard to "Zetricia" subgect

will have to state that she did set

return fron her leave and he does not inor tcy.

6.

it tsat point xi Subject and f sere airady at the Diana

circle and Subject, sucgested that they stop for a drink in Inaugentes

at samberas malch la onlj a couria of blocks iron his office and ?

agreed. Trey renalted there about 50 ni=u19g.

Subject stated that the alractory has becose a arobler. :

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conmented that the exiting problen was created by Subject and his

no's copience with the instruction; the only wey out of It now lo

to do what 2 told kim in the car.

In reply to Fy question Subject stated that the 2 imericane

tho

arrived here on Sunday July 6 were Interested in investing cepitai

in a hottance a housing project for people of lon incone. He added

that one of them is orner of a mining corporation and the otherone.

18 frcs the Beneficlary ( 1f rembered correcti]) insurance Co. lie

belives that they were satisfied nith the findingon but it will take

about a ronth before tre deal naterialices, because the approval of

appropriate board was needed.

subject shored to i a calling. card of fr. C. Lester NeGee

( or laccee), President of koon

valley

bining Corporation,

3113 Oakland Ave (or Street), Dellas, Texas. There were at least

two other addrerses listed inich I did not renenber. Subject went

on to say that fI. Mechee was interested in buying platinum, but

Sundect told him thet lexico ind no pletinum and

that once the Sory

were trying to sell'a quantity in lexiço. Ir. NacGee told Subject

to look into the natter and explained him the mechenics of the deal.

Sove soild heve to make a firu offer to a Swiss company which in

controlled bye Canedian company which is in fact a subsidiary of

an American corpany: ultinste destination of the pistinun le the

u.s. Reportedly,

the deal is all the way through a clean legal

connercial transaction and terms of payment rould re Irrevocable,

Contirred ledter of Credit, cast on delivery in Switzeriand. The

intiel purchace rcula be 5,000 ounces but there is -11l to buy up.

to 1 e tilion collara fortn of platinuro sungeat asces da prouis re

art ICG are tre Sovs interestei in the deal.

10.

• E told subject te scould tell about lt to I00 if there is

a conniebion ior tie peraon tao facilitates the dest. iccordirg to

subject there in a tailo- commiasion per ounce 1a ce can provide

tie goode. E toil Sunject in should express dug desire that is

oi0u19 ih0 1n-0 1ase1r and 18 the aneter la cavorable are tre

-1gti then In can Introdice singese to tre son oricial pó HiGgice

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be authorized to close the deal. Sul ject agreed to emphaniee the

attractivenesa óf: the comtirpion erd the advantage of the fact that

the deel la handled in Smitzeriand and consequently the cormiasion

1º a1s0 paid there. F iuld subject tiet he vanted to knor in detail

IOGE reaction concernine the

corairsion. Subject should alro play

around tith the thee that it rould be adeal if joc could trevel to

stiltzeriond to introduce him to the right percon (Sov) and sintlar.

11.

subject conmented that the buyer is cerious and it recains to

be seen ere the soy willine to sell at a convenient fos them but still

fair price. Subject went on to say that if the denl mas to go well

he rould have to so to Smitzeriand, and this aricea another problem,

1.e. nor lorg rould it take for hin to get, inerican Passyort, because

he id presently documented by his Sirth Certificate. told him

to start thinking about passing tuet bridge when he comes to it.

12.

Subject appeared to be satistied with is attitude in the above

conversation and he corrented that witt this matter homing up plus

the teents hat and the mitten report

there should he enough for a meet

with zor. I told subject that he tanted a carbor copy of the report

he roula hand to LoG and subject procise to cake oné..

13.

Iren, Subject observed that in order to place the businessi

tali mith LOG

lo the right perspective he mould have to see Los before

Nr. Leõec

and hir corranton leave, which deans

the latest on "ed "noon.

F toid him to jo alierd and nake irranzenents salch rould bo normal

If he tae tryine to puen the platta deal, but if se gete to see

Ios before shur at his (Josephires) ept, he should edrise 3 by phore;

1.e.. lenve a nesnage for a to rine nin up.

14.

Conment by fernaid:

b.

Even 1f nothing colet out of the platinus ú+a1,

chich Is quit: ¿trely, conversation about it

and the pascciated comicaion, ahould elve us

sore reading on LOG on one hand gná on the ctier

ones sore lisit go the perconal reletion betreer

Sundert and 1...

me so calia: rasial relation letrees icraphire

No one car de secretio to see tie east

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ATTAOLMENE

July 9, 1969

Subjrats Valentin LOGINOY (P-11, 722)

Sources Jimmy SABORI

socording to source IO phoned him on friday July 4 at 1100

consequently, would want to rescheduld tabled

Monday or tuenday and Source told hin that he would bo busy at with

eome American buelnesenen. LoG concluded that he wanted to violt

JosephIne ALCATACA Segues fitt week and w1ll do It probably on

Chureday (July 10), but will phone earlier.

2o

socordinE to source Los does not utes a week to give a

ring to josephine ALOAYAGA Juet to say Rollo.

3..

Durtro the phone conversation mentioned in para Il abov

Iod reninded Source that he was interested in having next week in

writing what sexican offioials thought about the American pronises

zade at the Interamerican Economio Conference in Port of Spain.

The following are IOG's statonente made to Source some of their

previous meetes

a, LOO has a Life Incurance for 1 million Pesos

#1th Morterray Oonania de Seguros; S.d. 1n

Mexico 01ty:

b.

LOG

told Source

that it was good to bave a friond

the other side", meaninß American aldo, becaurie

one

can never toll what might happen.

c 280 degs tid bring need ef his earn.

RuPernald

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STIC

July 5, 1969

Contact Feport

Subject: ILLAUVi-L (1-4505)

Date of leet: July 2 at Faris-lexico Rcetaurant at 1640 hre.

Frearranged neet to rhich Sublect cone on time end eselaa

se he drove eround reveral blocke end returned to the preerranged

place 6 pinutee later.

I pald, In1 la 1,000 salary for june "69.

lext meet: duly

•mith the pict up at the same place at

1615 his.

I-I told me about the evering he send with LIOVAL-l at the

Sor abow. He reported the natter exactly as LIOVAL-l did and added tast

•in spite of his intention to meet rita foze

nembers of the sor group

te did not find time to do 1t.

3a.

with regard to the viait he promised to make to locIlov

in stated that he nes not able to rate up his nind in deing it.

because he feared that Ios might suspect him for shoring so nuch

interest in hir now and previously he rag avoiding him. I repated

my request that he eo and see lorIlor hefore de meet next meer. He

said he rould do it on Triday Julj 4 at 1015 hrs.:

I told i-1 that I ranted him to do more writing for ue n

accordence mith our previous agrengent. He promised to do it, and

telleve

that raile he is with me he seriouely seans rhat he says.

An the Attacuent rill rho i-l spoke about hie talk mita

¿arel Merril ara he res lantructod to ontain nose into, espectalli,

factual Inic.

= gave

• Subjest if copó of the First circle in Fustian sri

he mas alerred to se: the deck.

7.

L-1 18

still livirg haraonioucij aith. his nife erd i-l

1º conviroirg linnell that ho ranta to live mita hia rife and dieg

1a5: 10

A reuses for quarrella?.

=

I cared to ¿-a chout the reel ta. be a..a018te 1!!: E0:

Fernaid

78 2

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July S, 1069.

- 310 Sketch by LIRACON-1

Subject: Valention IOGION

Renarks:

1.

Concerning the prohleus which log tas with his colleagues

LIHACON-1 ran not able to offer specific exasples. In at least 3

Instances LOG spoke to I-l that the perchelcelcal atrospher mithin

the Sov Saharsy is horrible ad depressing. Led stated thet there was.

not a single persor in the Embassy in which one can confide; everybody

In ready to cut otherones throat just to adrance: if trere la nothing

the colleagues can pin against a person they start intriguing coping

that one might lose his terper and counit conethine stupid which

mould be sufficient to horm the persor involred! if ones aska for

advise he would in no time find out that he ras considered incompetent.

In tall 196a I-1 Levited ed to ittend a party and told hin

tat Yurly CHERNISE (P-13,042) would be there. ICh etated shat he

mould not core, because It rould mean or getting hiuself in troucle

or getties curatiss in trouble, to keep any from Sov colleggues 13

the only of keeping out of troubles, concluded ics.

2.

With regard to the statenent that Ics was commiting errore

by exterting pressure on other people I-l stated that he reported

LoGs renewed atterpt to recruit liquel Angel. In doing no Iod abandoned

his tact and lenored the sensttlvity of the other person; LoG talk

to I] In Cuautle tock place in lese than a monta from 106% oltea to

Miguel ingel; the way ICC spoke to i-l pade it evideat that lod dia-

regarded ops recurity rules. such things did not hepper before and

I-l concluded that =0? rent all out to sullere sure succees tafere

he leaves 29s "cost that lt noy":

?.

when --1 sinted thot lo bellered that =0, mould le a fest

perror ander nornal conditions, re seant that de bellered that 20: 1:

tasically a cood person end mela le actine asa tenavine is a good

arepon in ile normal enuironront, l.?.. 1l te recalner es a =10lk on

tro car:, er se ras a tructor driver or.

a trick driver nra Birater,

cecrise in gudi: couditlera 103 pala do

aisod foi ani tori: cot

tave to deperd on rental cena! 111ty milei lie does not have.

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4..

I-l does not irow way IOG expresee such a great love and adr:

piration for spein and Spaniards. I-l feels positive they ICG ras

never in Spain; he has ne reasos to believe that Ics did any extensive

reading about Spains in fect I-l belleven that It knons about Spala

what he heard tron Spaniaris tho leve in the USSE and, appareatly,

he was asociating tith a number of them in moscow.

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Valentin LCGINOY

Edad aproximada de 13-45 años, quaque spareita nenns. Fisicamente

de complexion atletica, alto. Juega nuy bien al tenis. Recientemento

quedo en segundo lugar en el campeonato del D.F. que turo lugar

en el Clué francia, donde practica este deporte. Cuida euchisimo

su condicion fisica y mas que nada su apariencia. En este sentido

es muy vanidoso, Muy pocos amigos saben que tiene una bija de

16-17 años. Cuando le preguntan si tiene hijos hable solo de su

hijo de Il años de edad. Le da pena presentar a su mujer, que es

muy amable y buena, porque se ve de mis edad que el. No fuma, toma

muy poco, aunque cuando la ocasion requiere de tomir mucho agucente

y siempre se le ve sereno. Es muy amablé en el trato. Nunca trata

rompe diplomaticamente los relaciones amistosas con el sujeto.

En sus ideas es de la escuela estalinista: solo cuenta lo Union

Sovietica y la altima, linea a seguir del Partido.

Eso quiere decir

que no tiene ideas propias. Sigue fidelisimamente la "linea" porque

sabe nuy bien que es la anica forms rapida y eficaz de escalar en

su carrera. Le gusta muchisino la vida buena, tipo occidental,

aunque antes se dejaria cortar un brazo que confesarselo asi misto.

Es nuy ambicioso y se ve que tiene problemas con sus conpajeros de

trabajo. Hable despectivamente de ellos. No le gusta nada la idea

de tener que permanecer en losca les dos años que vienen.

que haria lo posible que al transcurrir esos años lo mandaran de

preferencia otra vez a texico. Su ilusion sas grande es trabajar

en sspaja, duora i los españoles, La forma de ser de los rejicanos

no lo gusta. Por eso si quiere regresar, quiere decir que prefiero

cualquier lugar donde vivir, menos rusia. Creo que precisanenie

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porque ya tiere que partir en jullo, es por lo que ultinamente esta

cometiendo ertores, Quiere hacer librites a como de lugar, presionando

a la gente de te que antes Janas hacía. El dia 3 de mayo 10 "1

en Cauna, y satlendo que yo no quiero trabajar para el, ue

insistio, llesando al CAlvu

colecto de preguntar si podiamos

abordara

n1 aluano. Joho, sin siguiera preguntar por la personalidad y forma de

pensar de John! Ea los 15 mautos que estuvimos juntos no hablo mas

que de eso. Cuando yo le dije que ya le labla dicho antes que no

me gustaba ess clase de trabajo, ne contesto que él creia que lo

que ne passba es que tenta miedo. La forma mis inocente de hacerne

picar! A continuacion, me invito a comer el dia & para seguir

.hablando de lo mismo En el fondo creo que todo eso revela cierta.

inocencia y muchas ganas de progresar, para llevar una vida muy

diferente a 1o que llevan los cludadanos sovieticos. Creo que

quiere dejar una grand impresion a sus jefes para no quedar trabajando

Indefinidemente en el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Mosca.

No sé hasta que punto sus ambiciones puedan guiarto, a prosresar

incluso por medio de atropellar victimas. Como persona y en condiciones

normales ne parece bueno, generoso y fiel amigo. Sin embargo la

verdad es que nunca lo llegue a conocer muy bies, en parte posiblemeate

porque casi desde el principio sentis instintivamente que queria

algó de o!, auy aparte de nuestra unistad y en parte porque con todo

y la confianza que llego a tener conmigo jamas se descubrio por

completo, al mucho menos. Es extrentadamente calteloso.

Rejuiendo: Il Impresion es qué es una buera persona, de buenos

santisientos, poso que una vez reiido en "ese travajo," por razones

que desconocesos, hace

todo lo festule por destacas.

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Velendia degene

Edad ispirximadi di 13-45 anis nuigel efosi.

la meno Fisicaniste ili Complenicn allibea, alti.

e di di et dicea di a un po lega su

el Coel Finni, dende feritica ete riposte. Cuiti

muchinci se costinore fisica y musique inte se

apirienian. le este sentile es suey macedon. May

bijo de stavo di edico. di la per prestato a se

sandi la iconio juve di torno sue la agercia la

y neupi x live sesini bi amy amabé en el tit

ditite di desiserita fa di bucinas il te cesenat

le leon dischi de li ellizssa..

lie lidie.

éci:arae."

est-incia

Le creati, en e di e degen tenta se re

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Re pas de serai DiS des de tene de Cois

dijo que hara le pouble que al transeusses ennuis lo

1c si quelis tropens, quere decis que prefise eutui

dir li finie, seison Punia: Crin que précisésine

pigion ya dince que partés sa tue pulio, en per lague diti

a como de levier, presianido le la jte de forcena que.

a paris lage ble de le ni de a lui,

inonde de

Epinien dogine?

deditionnée ile de

•laider.

..:.

. .. ..

;.=

.=...=.

.?.!...

....

лоіс. л.

pliée.

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•De de lacie giant prediense picture feindito

т Зайні, дено у fie scovi

y Eu discolicieres icessenules nei firedés

la italad le que sands li legit a Coint dung

bica, en parti posilliminde prozia can céreli il fau

Alle frei stbicider:d.tees,

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STROLLET

great. poo Good to here esked

July 4, 1909

Contact Feport

Subject: Jimmy SA302I

Date of leet: July 1 at Seps-Parla ai 1900 hra

1

This neet res held in lieu of the one seneduled for June 30 at

1400 bre. Subj requented the postponient of the meet by phone on grounde

that Icelloy did not shon up for the neet on June 25 and another meet

=1th him vas arranged da phone and mill tato place or. June 30 at 1400 bre-

5 minutes eerlier Iound Subject there wilting for blu. The reet lasted

5 hourg in spite of the fact that a paid the 3121 2 hours refore Sübject

decided to leave.

Next meet:

ronday July 7 at the Del Parseo at 1400 hre. hote:

?. will change the meet place to a more modest restaur-

ent.

2.

Suhject Immedlatelj naked that wae the decision concerning the

Zab directory thic. loGlloiris asking for. told subject that the directory

vas kis last worry end that he rould like to hear hot did the thinga go

wIth LOCITOY. Subject etarten epenkine about the meet (ree separate Attasr.!

By the time Subject mae taroueket

mith hie deseriptior, of the meet, ? obtaloed

a nore convenlent table and as to moved to 1t. = requested Suujeot to trite.

additioral date to hin 72d-1 miluh he did promptly. then i acked hic to

mrite the chroco reguence of hia contacte mith 100210! whica sucject did

by 100r 11g In hla egorde and by 211 it "Itrout besita:10c.

3.

At tale point subject told a diat he lad seen a10 in so vici=ity

of toe place where ha net mitn if:ridi. i erated trot ha was thera asd

that the pipose of being there tan that Subject nes him. He saked 11d

3 alno see Idi cad ? atated Miot thee he say Lea coming be =ov01 la da

alrection drun ruler sotguet une comingo i concluded lu enylee chet the

Pact that ? map core hirell slould he rulelalame to agaure Suliget "'es

no cons efernitonal caserna reportered do netasercol persona ton reapore

äP-11112

P.13,830

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and told surjoat tunt acconing in tin siere vertece le left for à 1t

appeared that Ico did sot come to the nees scheduled for June 25 end

not as he put 1t on paper. Subject reneated what he virote and confirmed

that on Juce 20 Illiteat dia not show up and on June 25 Ios dides came

and Subjest did not show up ( LIaRASe survelllance confirred the latter

statement.). I obferved that on hie firat reet with subject on june 23

Subject said

that he had a meet with lot on June 25 and told hin that he

had no time to try to get the directory. Subject showed no embarransment

and he told i that he cust heve leeurdertood

Subject's statecent.

5.

I told Subject that be did not follow is inatruction in epeaking

to IG ahout the directory, specifically, by bringing up a nage of

Patricia which created a problen sithout nich lo vould be much better

off. tha fac: 1n that Subject srous nodody In the U.s. Embasay. Subject

ras of the opinion that we can alraye introduce bin to a person in the

zab tin can flat the ole of bring his acquaintance. ? told Subject that

we vare not

Eatre pulline rabbito out of a hat and all our actlune mere

conducted within linits of security. That Suhject was suggesting vas a

complete disregard for our as well his own sccurity and the best thing

he can tell l0d on thoir next seet was that "Iatricia" did not show up

Be yet.

It may be noted that is attempt to debrief Subject on what.

transpired at each of Lis nets with IOG did not tear deoired results.

Subject stated

the facts he septioned to? on their first neet and started

repeatini hiuself as he rag coing o3. Therefore, s decided to get as de-

tailed as ponsible description c the last neet and Subject sas cooperatire.

Althouch, subtect spoke drout the last reot at tao verinine of our teet

and a party at his apt on june 10 and he asked LoG to core to tao paurty.

Illi explained subject that he did ant 11'c9 to be seen 1r large grougs

and he seat sublect a hot len of votra for the party, Subjes: 1190

ataied thn: 1r 3 - 3 Instences de prosieeú In to brine lla a terria

set eroe the is. detualis, ji sculi diie to linve 2 teanla late, one

mit's a unor ond the other side title ri around, aire large. Sutlect

nas an epitialty 0? dolle 18, 261 d8 lne proper seren: ta forro% about

1ã. doe eeille triner up ta sace thas subined porcot alout tin ard

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his hata, subject abied 's nas 1t pos-ible to eot those hate sor him.

? said ho did not know 1f It can be done.

7.

subject arked 7 that type of a reception w1ll de elvén on the

4th of July ly the bao and nes there something arranged that any American

could drop in, as nigning the book at the int. - promieed to prore to

Subject in case there was sorething like that.

After covering the ground as contained in tbe 3 attachmente

(Packed Subject wan he willins to back his utamaerts wita a poiggrapa

test (2 ured the expression 'lle detector teet' ). Subject reacted by

askine then did we want him to take the test. I courented that he did

not sey that subject would be given one, he only asked would he be willing

to toke one, 1f me arked hiu to do 1t. subject atated that he was zilling

tà take the test at any time. Tien, he atarted arking questione about

the test, especially, mho usually gets 1t and hon it torsa. 71th recard

to no gete I atated that anyone involved in matters having nearing on

the recurity of the U.S. And as to how It rorke, there la rotnine to 1t:

it registers men a person seye à lle on the storach dicests autocatically

anytilne a persona eatrai

Commenta by FORMALD:

o. Infa meet enacles us to have a better insight of

Subjects personality.

b.. Inere are valid indicatione that Subject le not

vitanolding importent info concerring his persoral

bistory nor ble activity.

c.Eir claim to have numerous and to an extention influent-

1al contacts appeare to be acceptable.

done Also sepeare to he croperative, tut nae a tendéner se

deviate: frog-the instriction diven to bin

corcerning

attitude

It Is nossible mat thir

1s

due to his convinctien

that he knons los letter 4.30

do. eas

rent we are too dejisti, and

rot crough

flexible.

At

the same

time this ray ve

to

the lact

tost be loves clandeaths activity for

tr.e

pare of

pleesure lie cete out of tie

Mane an fuct on one

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ad in

editor.

he mint

reor thot our tocrosed Coirre

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hate moron

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1.R. 120

Mexico. DF. Viernes 27 de Junio de 1069

Tornes Misdo de Tenis

en el Club France

El Tercer Torneo Mix-

dias pasados, estuvomuy

to de Tenis' 1969 " AMIS

animado.

TAD", que concluyo en

El organizador de este

evento

fue

no partra a extranjer

extranjero

Resuliaron triunfado

ses: Hans Kespareky Bea

trte de Bacrin;

Valentin

Longinov y Meche Pinto

Raiph Wlegandt y Glorta

le Pinto, quienes obtu

rieron el arlmera segur

do y lpcer digares, res

poruivamente.

Por la nocho, los espo

sos linia, Jos y Giors

ofrenteron una losta en

su residencia donde lua

10as entregaria los to

Agua

17s (010s...

Di dies cale gruftes... el dies

108 (ela 1i) 1008, dedila do

ban doss+479090 19110

Palenda

849

2 far 89n9e5a de

+0 +-40490-81

De rato a itaso.

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Lent

Sueject:

Date of l'eet:

dune 2:. 1969

/ 13,832

JancE SARCRI

R1,712

June 25 at Subjects hpt at Fahia de Sta Farbara 20/505

(ardue 8o: L0ee

Arrangerents for this sent vere nade tarough the office na

the fact that the phone maich suoject left with cur défice ras out of

order nade it necescary thet aaJRALD sall on subject at his apt. It any

be noted toat Subject is in the process of moving end the only furniture

in the living room of the above mentioned apt consisted of tro beaten un

casy chairs v/o arm rest and a sort of an end tahle loaded with papers and

a telephone; another phone was or the floor in the corner of the roos.

There ves co ruch dust on the floor that it is difficult to believe that

the apt was In any ure during the last 10 days..

2.°

Subjects NSG ADRESS: Leibults 297 apt 7 phone 31-53-93

Office: Fraccioredora de Bejio, Incurgentes Sur 429 office 12

(first floor), phone 64-63-47.

subject can be reached home until 0930 in the morning and in the office

betreen 1100 and 1400 bre and in the afternoce between 1700.

and 2000 rs.

Subject stated that it rould be

rather difficult to fisa his in bis

office lecaure of his frequent "in and out" work.

3.

CO:MO with us: Subject nas told that once lie gas placed in

contact with the "proper peeple" he should use from now on the exteation

870. Se Till identily hiuself an Er. AVICO & allegedly nis nothers fessi.

nace ) and will arka for Sr. Vircil (FALDINI) PEpiIDa alias.

4.

FOID phoned Subject his official looring credentials indes

allan of Vireil 3. BALDInI and after he read trem quite carefully, =a.:

stated that rom subject knea that se as spealing to the right person s.

Sunjee: commented

thet re ras satisfied ritu is cora fide.

5.

I firat eriked Subject fei. personal questions: tie pione ig ou:

of order leceuse he requestes that it be tranafered to his neir apt anc

on scturday (Jure 2l wien he sor that the phone sas not in operation is

called "hin filend cerlos racineer to put pressure on the selephone co

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buildine is often out of crier, iccause there are too many children in

the building: Subject is norrica nù has 2 duilaion, but he is precoatly

separated fron his

wife; as the children finished the ligh Scrool his wife

wanted toes to continue their cencolies in the U.f.; Sinject avoided

specifjing what school his children attended here and called the echool

"the Anericen Wich school; subject has been in sexico à years and his

wife only 2 jeare, as nuch

es he love texico no much his

wife did not get

used to jexico and did not went to renein eny loneer here; the fact thet

he did not want to leave Sexico resulted in their physical separation;

according to subject it is only a natter of days that his fanily left for

San dose, California, mnich Sunject colled his home torn; Subject claims

that his fariiy ( paternal side, comes fron silan, Italy; his grest grand

father cage to dew York, ay, and follored the gold ruch to California rnere

he apperentis aid well; for reesons unknown to Subject his grand father

noved fros California to Arizona ana then to Mexico (Sinaloe) viere

Sukject's father was born; in the sage breath Subject stated that he, too,

was born in Mexico and when I corrented that it would be logical that he:

have a duel citizenship, Subject did quite bit of talking to confuse the

the previous staterent: ouring the revolution all the receras were burned

and he has onlj the certificate of captis isued hy a mexican church and

in fact it was possible that he ras born on the U.S. side of the ocrier:

Subject claims he could not care less about the fosribility of claiming

biexican citirenship, be le an Amerlean and it suits him well to live ir

this country as a rouNIst; in the praccionadore de radio he worse with

& partner, tho entered the company as owner of 2 large chunks of land,

subject hed no money but he is the person to through his connectioze

outined fros a jerican bank a decision that the bank would mortgage

to S0 per cent every structure he and hie partner somplete; row he

1a in the stage of obtaiolas trerican investment, capital to carry out

the construction of lor incone sousing (2 ¿coe not recall the location

subject sentloned): of course Sundact rent through financiei difficulties

and 1s still facing some of them, but nothing cersole; de nas a car of

his own; he is roving out of this apt and will cub-let it and sake few

hundred peson per ronth or the difference of prerent price and that he

Is pajing:

tils type of trarsections concot set liin in troubled, icosues

mexicans do on: case plous rich suiners lie tos a frierd li tie icternacion

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rho once shorel him shut the icternacion bod nore thei a foot nigh

file or him and suijeet told hin they should not bother tagiro tu do

socething arainst him faceure they cenot even kick him out of the country:

he has a friend to shom

te is rifiendeed to

turn 1t he is in any kind of

trouble and re esked his coiernacion to dial the anone mica le cove him

and tue phone ras anewered by CISNUROS of the fresidency: Sunject claimg

tist he has influential friends in practically every miriatry (Secretaria)

of the -ederal government: Subject also prides hirsalf with remon friends

he has and they also Influencial.

In ensuer to 39 quetion suject stated that he called on lira/des ?

at the U.S. Embassy because he had a fairly close rgiation with Valentin

ICGIROY (P-11,712) of the Soviet ambassy and he rould not want to be

juared Frongly if the WOvIRi people not to know ahout his friendly relation

with LOGINOV..

I. conmented that he hoped that sutject realized that the titlo

on his credentials really spells Counter Intelligence, which, for exarpie,

means that if i saw Suhject routing a bank he could not care less because

that rould be the matter concerning the criminel police, or if ras charged

for having a child out of sedlock; necause that would be a'catter for.

the judiciary authorlty, but wen it coses to spies then that is a ratter

which corcerns I and the service de is vorking for. In vier of the

well established fact that LOCINOV is a spy and Subject is his friend (sic)

this netter is of concern for the Anerican Counter Intelligence. Therefore,

would appreciate if Subject stuled clearis what was the purgese of bie

vialt to the U.S. Iabassy, Subject anewered without hesitation nor

embarrassient that he believed that he rade himself clear even at the

Smbassy that he wanted to cooperate with the U.S. Service sid be of help

as much as it stood in his porer. I commented thet he rould probably ask

subject does he

still mont to help the tos. Counter Intelligence before

clove our nect today.

8.

In reply to se questiona Subject steted:

1n February 1969

a. He net LOGI!CT at a social perty in the house of

Dr. Frederico dani, no 1s as la cornonly inora a

communist bi his lieuiors. He does not inow wurs there

other Soviet officials at the party, intlici first

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spoir to subject in a lenvy accented broken Encliria

and ras deligited "hen Subject rurrested tiat they

speak Sponish. ToGlovs reneral line of conv was that

the casential thing in the life 1a understending and

to be able to understand others one nust ec: to kno

them; this in turn calls for having as many friends

as possible. The same applies to countrien and nationa.

Before leaving the party LOGINOV stated that he gould

like to becone Iriendly with suoject and asked ain

nould he be willing to neet with him. Subject agreed

and they net next Iriday at the Tecall Restaurant.

b. The conv at the recali was to an extent degling with

the theme of friendehip and understanding with an

added emphasis that if there was understanding and,

consequently, friendehip betreen the l.s. and soviet

Union re rould he living in a nuch retter vorld.

sunject etated his agreement with Logs views. In a

further part of the conv LOGINOV was interested in

knowing whether sunject had many friends in lexico

Subject claims to have stated that he had many 500d

friends here. (NOD3: It 1s quite Ikelj that he

bragsed about the number or influential friends he had

here. At the end LOsinoV told subject that he would

like to seo him again and subject asked him to come

to his house. According to subject, ICCINoV asked

would not the fact of receiving a sov official con-

promise Subject or lend him into some kind of troubles:

Sunject arsured him that the receiving of a soi or

any

foredon official could not aftect kin in no way.

Then, jcGINci asked sinject wuld they be sions and

Subject enciered artirnotively. loote: At this point

Subiset indicated that se received Lo?INoi at the

apt at the Icthilte 297). Pirally, LOGINDi esTeed to

cOne

to siro lecte eat.

Ci

I'?

the aps Iralucy did not feel at cace for some

oice. Intinilj, ie ild not drint fron the votra mulch

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subject poured ipad he drand only efter siijeet tock:

a Rip out of LoG's class (fenari: Fils certainly solin

exaccerited). Puring the

evenira Id res repeateily

spearing about sie need to have friendsi sake sen

ner friendchipe and ran pointing cut that Subject

ras able to kelp in that respect. Sinject stated to

that he offered to let to introduce his to any friend

of his he riched. In the course of

cony I0G was eclans

Subject various questions concerning politice, econeng

and trade in vexico and Sueject was answering with a

degree of famiiiarity nith toptoe. 3e6 felt thiat

Subjeot was well informed and he asted Lim how cone

that he ves so sell inforued, is he perhapa a F0rIEs:

Tian. Sunject loughed at the question and added that

1n fact he hated torInn ard everything associeted sitt

1t. ICe euve Subject kis phone & epperectly the calli

card) and told Subject that he

shoula not be phonire

to him and that it war better if they espeed ia aà-

vance when and there they rould neet next.

do Fron this point subject dove up descrabing chronolo-

sically the developrents. ie stated that there were

about 10 additional meeta mith Ic. the place they

used most extensively was the La cava, they usually

sere neeting at 2000 brey lee: tee time then the

restaurants have the mintaun of guests. sübject belter

that 10G started using La Cava note frequently for

their meet becaure of the rect that the tecall cloret

e. Subject stated that out of pure curicsity be obsered

IOs coining to their seeting piace: 102 leaver his

car 5 - 7 blocko mes fron the place, bearue a jue,

rets out a block heyond the creting pince and coses

ralking slorly and making occasional elope to observe

rhether he vas follored, men they eat in a renteurer.

torether lives e rood loos to every perpon in the

restaurant and respica especielly matchui 1r be fo.-

two nieu torether.

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1. Subjeo, etated that the leftoolid of LuG dring

40.9

meeta man meleno pail I will lie chle to help you",

"Let me for provide ne with) the lito I need and I: 111

provide you with irfo you might nced". hroar the mont

saunit into by loo rao

personality into en Mexican

politicians and, enpecinlij, indicationa na to eno

will te. the next prenident of Mexico. LOS 18 very

cuch interented does Souvaneil: stand g better ghance

to become

the next fresident thun crainto tow

Later It became an opeercion to find out whet ve

sHAL reeson for Fockefellers trip to Th onunrioe.

Ios discounted the fact-finding ar any reason, because,

accordine to him the ü.f. emparales and the did in

trose countrion knor everything that is to be known.

Concegently. IDe In convirced that there aunt an

inportant reason for 20007e trip. SubJect added that

there very many other tinor questions concernins the

Mexican scene which interested LOC and to a fali

extent he vas able to cet the ansere. Nevertheless

LoG started asking Subject did ho nove friends in the

V.S. Embassy tiere. Sunject was anmerine casually

mith an "of course". On the neet subjee, had with

LOG O3

June 9 at la Cava ICC told him that he needed

au imbassy phone directory and ke arked Subject can

he get hit one.

subject pronided to try. toc brought

to sunject's attention that he needed the way directory

becaure the inchesy chinges the directory every six

nonthe.

co In renty to at question sundest rtated that Sce sole

his that be reeded all the info he con esking for to

edvnace pelliticelle in cir career on one hurd and on

" the other to dimell sisundoratending to nica the

• lack of info nay ebelly lead.

h. With recard to Is Subject described hin ae a lliconle

person sith quite literal vies on internotional Fo-

litice: he parsionately hates rurichow ars in

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deeply concernd

over the dancer nei. China reprecente

to the corld; he advocates lunt the los and ser inion

@beazdesign n rutunt defonse foet and liquidate the

China until there do etill tise, he belleves that

Sor arion and the tos, are entitaca to sot la defesse

of diesr orn intorecte and neo heli mita chat the

test of the lorid erys"s he sanirog tho determination

and cynenira of Acericene.

9•

Arter totting througu thie portionS told sulgeot does he ntili

teel that he should net end ive IdG the Fab Fiore Direotory, Ee stated

that to vee willing te do rhat ve tell him to do, but he telieved that

it he came to the need fith lot on fine 25 mithout the directory, soo

would considor him as forthless, rince moe not able to ootain something

which ho oan get in some other ray. whin l connented that the diredory mas

a tightly controled natter ond to get ono would practically mean to sire

one fron sorebody, desi. Subject stuted that bo ras convinced that Ico.

woula not core for a alrectory miich no itole, because he le interested

In tusject having a friend in the cabangy througg rhon ke mould have

accors to info, and preceptis the ilroctory rould be an indication that

Subject had a friend trere.

10.

Then subject replied negativoly to s theorotical poseibility of

obtaining a atroctory "lecolly", " told him that he nust nocessarily be

avare of the fact thet Thi rould not he satistied -ith a statement that

he ostetned the afrector cron a worn or man Criend, Ioc would insist

in knowne the nare and the redress of tha porson vno to ai9 flend:

Suktect pretended not to be convireed phout tile but did not try to

arque ahout 1t.

21.

Thea I told subsect thet other ne adcita/is to airrelt or not

piet he res tryire to noncuvre hircelf into vas a

coucle agent reis rick

1s by no ceans an enviona rode, i person mo is ertering lie cooperetion

to thio U.s. under such condition should be arare that every piece of

info pasced to the opposition, la thia case In?, mant be cleared gai

approved by an tos. officer reich, If rething elee, lo a tire consigira

proposition. Sunject pailize send "tice 1s money", ?.colcerted trat

only aredustively used tine l6 coney.

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120

In a heavy and serioun tone'? stated that he must ark nor subfect

slinther after the explanation he cave he lo etill riflinc to coperate

with the los, service under the condition that se rould. follon ourr

Intruction and ruidence vithout an reserve. fucject angered Mus and

added that he var ready and willing to do motover me tell hin to do.

13:0

" asked Subject did log tell, hia chen he nas leavius dextco.

Subject rtetud that leg did not rection hie deporture and Suljeet felt

certain thet there ras no innediate departure in richt.

14.

" told subject thet te ould centichink this matter over and

circuse it vith eone ór his collenes end, therefore, rould like to

so him tomorror, Sinject stuted that he ronlatulsy in the torning and

when f asked hin what about the eftertoon, suject asked mhat about

heving lunch together. agreed and picked un SiP-Peris ar the rlace

and it man agreed that they rould neet in the restaurant at 1100 kra.

15€

? foole thet subject tee rort of a soldier of sortune, a picnnant

end long talkor; among his texicin contects not nentioned a tre above

Are D.Fiquelra and Augustin Plialos Somez. To impress a with clorenees

of blu relation mith paaros Comes, Sublect econse 7 A20t annual pare

for all the movie hours in torn aua added

tha. hEs

gave hir the pace.

Thie fact nicht be interestine but it does not alepell the temptation

to conster Subject to be a nere dropper.

Bruce F Fernald

Subject mentioned thet too gove hin sove caviar and votka. 3 comhect

ed thet subject should not be surpoired it a toid Mir tint he knew

scout it.

RIS

(to the entanay) and tit

those mo do he

• Inceription on o Jelspa Medhouse:

derstory old surgect that he, end 20% an

no:

eaven

ins.

she serg

I5a steles

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tril 11'

146W(241)

so fin

June 22, 1969.

Contact Report

Sübject, TIBiCOY-1

Г-180.5.)

Date of liect: June

21 et the Cefeterin SiT at 1100 hrs.

Thin rest ras held in lieu of the prearrangea neet for dunehs

which 2-1 concolina ho phones lue to tue peculterities of i-ls working

babite I was not olze to recca lila hr phone until June 20 at 1600 bra

they thir geet hoe arrones

Next meate Secesday ds 2 nt 1615 hre at the previoue pies up

place.

20

On June 18 1-1 was without car and le felt ostired to cancel

the meet. He stated that he felt hoppy to have made up with his wife

and to be livias again hone. Le told me about his arrangerent to go

to the Punsion show nith LIOVAL-l erd wife, He described ne the develope-

ments as IlOVA-l reported them to me.

3xtx

With regard to sto & "contact" fith locitoy wich he hinted by

phone, there me nothing to at. I-l ras ét a party given by Andrea:

CAriTO (P-13,545) on June 14 at ber house and fuRry duprIsE (2-13,042)

was there and they exchenged few norde about LOGiNOV & sec the attachment

I-I steted that he ras not with lodisov sirce the encounter ir Cueutia

and

did not spenk to hia since the attempt to reschedule the lunch mica

was misced on lay 9. Therefore, the tory i-l deve to LIOrA-l on June 13

about rootnoy being alsarrointed with the fact thas de bad to return

hone,

eto, hee, quite likely, no connection nith any recent developcente.

Further, 1t.

debeftari covious that I-l did not kron then about the fact

that Lootiennas zostconed 3 - 4 monthe

4.

Lal etated thet hi. candio and her nother told bin that toey

had expected EOGATipSV (P-21,351) to attend their persy, but he neither

came nor excured himself by paone. I-l did not knot los at cace to the

point that ECGATMaY was invited ie the party. I-l considered it as

a nientficant fact that caRdisH case to that party pite bis mice. 1-1

interpreted thin fact so the effect that clannise save up the ilen of

having a recence rich Lions airalia, but canted to preseria and caintain

frianishin with kor and lier sarily. iccordine to in? 1t la quite certala

P=1l, 112

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ATTACENNNE

June 22, 1969

Subjeots LOCtHOY

1302

Sources LIRAO0N-1 (P-4005)

da June 1e murty ournsa (P-19,042) tola source that tootson

dopanture troo

teston sed postponed to lotober or Hoverber (1-1 does

not reverbor union wonth to etated).

2.

I-l roquented CHARMISH to tell LOGINOY that In1 was dicappointed

u1th 10Gs attitudo toward hias he prenined to call bia and he nevor 11d:

$.

cHERrIba pronteed to relay the necage and commented that 1oo

should have sore time for bie friende non that be does not have the

york whion overy departure and moving bring with then,

Coots J-l was told he abould try to contaot Loc hindelf nut instead

of using other pereone as messangere. Onde more he prontsed.

to do it to a matter of devas

HOP,

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HEVORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT:

James. SABORI

At 1300 hours on 20 June Subject,

on

the recoumendation

• of Boy.

JOUNSON (formerly with LNERGO in Guad lajara), came to the

Embassy and contacted COs..

Subject apparently has knows JOHNSON

and had asked JOHSCN to whon he could talk in the mbassy aoout

JCINSON had recommended COS, identifying him

only as a First Secretary.

2.

Subject identitied himself as an insurance salesman who

18 1n

Mexico as a tourist and who apparently hopes to do some.

business here.

He is of Italian origin and apparently hes lived

In Texas

and California. At the present time,

he is

Iving at

Babia

de Santa Barbara #20; apartment 308.: Telephone number 18

31-53-93.

Subject's story was that he has been in contact with

Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,/12): (he showed COS LOGINOV's cara) and;

as a matter of fact,

has had no less than 12 contacts with him,

He is scheduled to have dinner with LOGINOV tonight: (20 June) at

2000 hours but he would not say where as he was afraid that COS

would contact the CIA people and survell bim.

He t's also scheduled

to have dinner with LOGINOY on 25 June.-

In the past,

they have

had dinner at such places as la Cava and the other Tecald Restaurant.

4.

Subject

refused to say very nuch about the nature of bis

contact with LOGINOV.

His reason for contacting' COS was to get a

copy of tie latest Embassy phone directory, which LOGiNOV had

asked hin for.

wanted to bring it to LOGINOV so that LOGINOV

would do things for him. He did not say exactly what LOGINOV

could do

for him except that LOGINOV had tavited him to vistt the

Soviet Unton.

LeGINOV bas also given him several bottles of vodka.

He was not worried about

at LoGINov could get out of him because,

as an usurance salesman. In other words, he

seened torbe enjoying playing games with Losinov and was not

particularly

ready to cooperate

with us. cos said that he would

have to contact the "proper people" to see about the phone book.

: Subject asked Cos to do that and said that he would call cos at

1800 hours on 20 June to vet the answer.

He also said that 1t the

"proper people" were interested, they could contact hin at the

address

and

phone number siven above

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5.

when Subject calls at 1800 hourg, he will be told that

Cos has gutten

1n

touch

w1th

the

"proper

people" and that a

representative of these people will call Subject

on 23 June. As

lor the phone book, COS will say that this is entirely out

of

his hands and that

the man who contacts Subject on 23. June v1ll

presumably deal with that.

6.

My plan at present is to have Bruce H.

FERNALD (P) call

Subject on

June

and attempt to get as much of debriefing as

possible without being hostile of aggressive.

Ian. looking at tbe

long-range possibilities here because, unless there are unexpected

developments, it is probably too late to use this against LOGINOv.

However, # Subject has really been cultivated so asstduously by

LOGINOV the chances are that: LOGINOV will turn him over to hig

successor

assuming

that Subject contires to show the promise that

he has apparently shown thus raf

I want FERNALD to get as much as

he can out of Subject without either frightening Subject away from

LOGINCY or ruining the possibility of future cooperatiod against

LOGINOV's succesSor.

As for the phone book, I have no intention

of

passing it, at least without knowing a lot more about wnat 18. going

од.

Subject can be

told and can

pass on to LOGINOV. that this

1s a

tightly controlled publication and that it will not be very easy to

come by (that is, unless he manages to steal one on his owe

AlSO,

1f Subject (who is, at least to our current knowledge,.

unwitting.of

affiliation) mentions COS: name

to LOGINOV, LOGINOV's appetite

may be greatly wetted to find out that his new contact has gone

right to

the top.

7.

There are no Station traces on Subject.

Subject called at 1800 hours 20 June.

He was given the

message

in paragraph 5 and

agreed to awalt a call from

people" at

0900 hours on 23 June. He also agreed tostall on the

phone. book.

Vincent P. RIZZUTO

File:

P-11,712

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53/1- Guana he 30117

17 June 1969

MENOT NUM FOR

THE RECORD

SUBJECTS LIRALM-L CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD.

The attached report from LIREALM-1 Was recelved on 16 June 1969.

LIREALM-l verbally added the following connints to the inforuation in the report

Although. they have it attended any social functions togethet

since their

lost encounter, it is LIREALM-l's opinion that AEDICHARD is

generally avolding direct contact with him.

Only once since LIRENLy-l told

that he ras insulted by eDICHARD's request that LIKEALi-l work

for hin has ALbIHARD asked LIkAll to play tennis, IIREMMol has secn

AEDIEHARD On various occasions at the Erench Club, but neither have nade any.

effort, so speal to the other.

AEDIEHARD requested pernission to bring a Mexican couple to

the 21 June awards dinner.

This was a strange request since the party lins

intended to include only those who had participated in the tennis tournament

at the Club. Pernission

was granted, however, and LILLAiM-l will attempt to

determine the identity of the Rexican couple at the party.

Both LIREAL l and bls wife ade convinced that MEDIEHARD 1s

avoiding introducing his Soviet friend to the frienus of LIRAlM-l's wife.

She has placed herself in a posicion, on a couple of occasions, where AEDIEHARD

had to be almost Impolite in not Introiucing his friend to ilpENLN-l's wife,

bụt hẹ hoi chosen nöt

to do so;

Based on the Instructions given LIREALM-l after the last incident

betreen hin and AEDIElARD, he has not gone out of his way to engage MEDIEHARD

in conversation or cultivate him sociaily. This night explain MEDIarD'o

standoffisiress. and/or his apparent unwillingness to introduce his new friend.

dore inforantion on this subject till be vallable after the 21 June dinner.

147/244

AndrEL E. FELLESENT

Distribution:

1 cy

C/Ss

1cy 8-11183

P11, 712

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POJUAT: te LoVET Ar Feid" Ceus

DATE dn Juro : He kiay do?

LouRtc! Mes.ctare Fanuais

WLENTN WUAS SEEN FEENING dUITH 'À

SOVIET. THE JOVIET iS NEIV TO THE CLUS

AND.

BEGINVER AT TEUNN:

Ae Ans

A MUSTICHE, DARK HAIR, IS

COMEWNAT STORTER PUS THINNER THAN VAL.

CNE NIGHT NSSUME THAT THIS IS VAL'S

REPLACEHENT

ousenvur, ir nie FRanert

CLuP,

IF THiS WMS VAU'S ASSIgüLEUT.

(4 JuN w/o YAi)

SUGJECT HAS DUSU DEEN BiEASIONILLY

AT TriE

GLUS JIUGE THE MBOVE REPORT, SUT

WITA NO REGULAR DATTERN. VAL ANS MADE

NO

TTTEMPT

TO INTRODUCE HIM.

SATUDDsy, 2L JUNE. TuIs UnEL GS A

CONEINATION FIRGUELL PARTY FOIS VAL AUS

THE ALUANO DINUCE SOR OUR TENNIS AROUS.

IVAL WILL RELEINE A CUF FOiE jUODIOG THIED

Paice Tu buit IxeD bobus posdneneo

e Foriy Wiee dE AT Wre Mowt DE

• PINTOS

J.F.

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CONTACT JOK

SUIXT

DATS OF JUSTING

: LIQU'l-1 (T-

: 11 June 1909

COPIE

1o As arranged last ronth, 1 picked subject up on the corner

of Nilo and delchor icano lateral at 1100. 1n drove to tho

Tastee ireeze in Polanco for coffez ent mot until 1300. l'ext

mectine 1ll be on s July at 1100, same sick-up ploce:

2. Subject scens like a real dia ond in tho rough with

earthy and sensible philostchy. I was surprised at his prontness

aid the fact that he döesn't fuigit meeting dates, even though

they're arranged a month ahead and there's no confirmation. He told

me that he frequently gives. away conly and stuff to the little sor

kids who come in, feelin- that they'll renember it years from now.

when they're fede line of pronarunda alout the last and that this

will make on tarression and heir offset all the had things they

henr.

3•: I brought vit: ne tre Soviet mug flash cards to have

sur fret.

identify those who cols into his store frequently and

thon he refers to by his on personal crynt's (since he usually

doesn't know their names). Following is the key. to

idort ifications:

"The Professorm: ASTAY SOPD

"Colorado"

"Boris"

PODLASNOT

""Juan"

"Vla 14m1-"

: SCLOATIN

HORNUSH.IN

"Cleg*

-"Alex"

•Tiço Soca:ol": StOVO: 2W0

"aintin"

LOGINOV

11AAXTO"OY

there pro nico ocher iho come

the atoil but racolars no clued

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SUrJECT

DATE OF LOT INO

: LICUYI-2 1P-

• 12 June 1969

tho

desirations.

te subject had the folloans comments and observations to

rake as we went through th? cards:

SOLOM TIN (P-2152): derarting POS on 2ô June 1069. Hers suffering

with an Wicer. He tukus sirening nills constantly and has tren

conplaining about the greas amount of nor: he has. Said his

mother In the USOR (0 neither sahis nor drinks) is very reli-

Elous. She keeps a ploture of Christ hidden at home and many of

hor vomen trianis come to pray in front of it. SULOTIN did

not

cose to sulject's house for dimer on 1 June as planned because

he couldn't get permission. SOlutitIn's wife will have 3 nonths

off when thay return to the USS? in order to rust un fion har

work here, but SCion tIM will have anly 22 days off. He's going

to take charce of sore wood working shogs with lathes ant

othrig

recrinery.

and not tory riparant.

2216662

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Diplomatic World

US Embassy Wives

Meet SetforMonday

BY MARIA SOCORRO PEREZ GARCIA

The

next meeting of the U:S. Embassy Wives Group

Reforma

T be a 203, i Monday late chate can he halla.

archaeology

and art.

The new staff of the

group ts: honorary chair

man,

Doarborn:

chairman,

Mrs.

George By-

lance; and vice charman, Mrs Mortis Rothenberg

ober one consula Copy pended leaded

party. for

coasul

Antonio Cerosimo

and sussian. consul

guilder at

quive 106. Tie sowel.

Soviet

the

American.

Ohion

and :U.S.

consula have.com

pleted thal

düties b

will return to their connecte

SBI

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CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT

: LIROCKET-1

DATE OF MEDTING:

29 May 1909 at Paris en Mexico

Next meeting 1s 26 June sane placo at 1300 hours

1.

subject had little to report. His notes on tro sessions

with MIZANTSEV are attached.

KIYANTSEV said that he had no news

on his departure and now thinks be will probably have to stay 1a

Moxico until a now antassador is appointed.

Subject called NIKITIN once and was not able to get abold

of him.

Ho has not

tried again but I asked him to keep at this.

I

sbowed suujuct photos of nost of the Soviet officials.

He recognized

a 800d many of them by fact if not by name and rade the following

comments on some of thom:

PRIKHODNO (P-2210) Speaks English and was going to

take. lessons fron Suuject but never sot around to it..

TUCININ (P-33Y0) - Sees him occasionally; not very

friendly.

GORDEYEV' (P-13,091) (Subject knew bis nano) - Speaks

English quite woll; wanted to take lessons fron Subject but

could not get Embassy to pay for the lessons.

•-9

d. CHNYKHOY (P-6235) - Has seen him fairly frequently but

does not knew him. Appears unfriendly.

BOLSHAKOV (P-13,130) Subject says he is the new guard.

BOGATYREV (P-17,381) - Every tine Subject sees big he

1s. carrying a camera.

for a Lung time, subject thought he was

& tourist.

KARCHIN (P-11,829) - One of the guards at the gate and

due to retura to ioscow soon.

ho

SOLONATIN (P-7452) - Another guard at the gate.

KORNUSHK IN (P-11,707) - Subject sees him often. He 1s

a driver

LOGINOV (P-11,712) - He is a tents player.

He wanted

LOGINOV'S

son is

teacher.

LIROCKEZ-1 says

is a nice guy.

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S1:

5B/3-1pt vete for ce 61216/100

58/ser - cenhoo, WEnd ete.

Käy 22, 1969.

Contact Rerort

Subject: LIBACON-I (P-4805)

Date of leet: lay 21 at the Paris-lexico Restaurant

1.

Tale meet was held infleu of. the one scheduled for hey 14

waich Il postponed by phone. LAl mas at the pick up place 10 minutes

before the scheduled time but I was there still earlier and

I observed

nothing suspicious in terns of stakeouts or surveillance. The meet lasted

75 min. NEXT NDET: Tednesday Hay 28 at the same pick up place.

2.

As we rett I-l stated that he cancelled the last week reet

becaure he was seized by one of hir nervous criste of bysteria followed

by depression (sic). He innediately added that ke prepared for re nothing

because in his condition be was not able to do any work.:

3..

In the rentaurant he kept on describing what effect the nervous

crisis das on him and he added that ke still felt depressed. During: his

description he did cot indulge in dramatizing the matter.

4.

I asked him what happened to the lunch he was supposed to have

with LOGINOV and he repeated what he told me by phone on lay 8 and added

that LOGINOV was to

call him but ald not do it. He added that if LOGINoY

had called during

the past & days the phone would, beenewered only if

his wife vas home. I told him that this fact was a reacon for hin to

Ting up LOGIllOT, because, es me discuesed and agreed on the last reet,

1t would serve no good purpose to I-1 11 LOGINOY would characterize him

as a not desirable person from the sov point of view. He cormented that

he belleved ICINOy was a friend of hle to tae extent that he would not

do such a thine to bin. I countered by stating that he ineinted in con-

sidering. LOGINÖY to be his friend, but what ever LOtINOV aoked fron

bir be turned bin donn cith & NO; to preserve good will of a person 1t

I8 necessary to neot some of his. requests and the beat la to do it mben

It does no barn to anybody and at the ease time does not pet i-l in-

volted 1a any of LOGINOVo schemen. Ho agreed with my reasoning, as he

81d at the 1aet met, but 1t lo to be teen that sill he do about 1oo

so change the subleet I noted tal farel Wall?

return. He said

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he knew nothing ebout fellnsi, except, that hie rife save a birth to a

child during his absence and he added that if Valet had returned be

would had heerd about it.

Speasing about ferel he recalled the fact that Cerole HIRsa,

an Ecuadorian girl of 22 approx. returred to lexico end sbe 1l1 be

takins an lotesive course of Rusten tron I-l. He stated that be spote

to KARTASUX about this girl, she wes here and sorked with lue Olympic

connittee as an interpreter; arder the Olympies she went to acuador and

now she returned bere; she came with her mother who found her an epartment

In Rio Elta were they had autorming up party on Friday ley 9; ker

father te a well to do phisician in Quito, Ecuador; she bas no permit

to work in lexico which neans that her father will pay the expenses of

her stat heres in vlew of his nervous crisis he did not keep in touch

wIth her, but he believes that her motter had returned to Quito by now:

LOGINOV knows her fron some of the perties Isl and his friends were

eiving during the Olympies or briefly after thes.

7.

He forgot to tell we that he was with Andrea CATAÑO (P-13,546)

after abe returned fron her trip to the us end Canade and she told him

that she definitely broke with CHERNISH (P-13,042) by telling him that

the had a boy friend about whom she is serious and who is a jeslous types

ke (C) 18 wellcome to come to her (parents) bose when be wishes, but

she le la no porition to reet with hin out.

I asked I-i wes it possible that LOGINOV, who according to bim.

win driving hard to astata achieve some succese before be leaves, night

have attenpted to rectuft Juan Tuld Alvinss, director of the language

s0bo0l on Thher, during the past 2 roathe, Il stated that he doubted

that JIA would even vant to see LOGINOV because CG in mary instances

lenored Jis requests through I-l to pase by the school. I-l weat on

to say that 11 by Incident IOG Eot hold of JIl and made an attempt to

enliat his services, I-l was positive that JIA would had tured flovent

(NOTs: Tale leares unsolyed what was int areeking about stea le potan if

about the good tige LOGINOV and jiu bad together at unknown date).

9.

I tried to explain to I-l that he should do some writing for

alure, the lines of naxt our previous agreecent. He proaised.

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10.

As much as I-l lo a corpulsory talker, during this meet be

maid satier on tio quite dide, i.e., he spoke when he was asked comethine.

He had only 2 drilks and be tolk sore food with them. He was interested

in leaving on time which mao pleasant nens to me.

11.

On the way to his car I asked i-l what he thought about the

đeath of 16 Sov Generale In 15 reeke. Re commented to the effect

that

a publisized purge of bis rheals 1a

intended to silence tai oppoettlon

and this nay be necessary in vlew of the rect that a number of soldiere

will start returning from Czechoslovakia and their stories would be

the opposite what the government used us excuse for invading Czecho.

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58/AA

kay 15, 1969.

l'urnover Report.

Subject: LIOVAI-l

Date of leet: Jay 13

(LIBACON

EE LOGINON

On Nay 13 at 1930 be COIGNe ret with FERNALD and briefed hin

On LIOTÁI-I'9 part end present operationel activity as well as gave an

outline for future handling of LIOrAl-l. At 2030 bre d and I met with

LIOVAI-I at HOYO 19: restaurant where in the cource of affarerall dinner

the turnover. was. effected.

Next F - I-l neet: May 21 at 1330 hre at the seme restaurant.

2:

Conno::

During the next to month? and I-l will hold per-

sonal meets twice a month.

bo I-l can be reached during roeking days on phone

23-99-34 from 0800-1410 hrs at his school; on phone

75-10-03 at home except Wednesdays when be well be

home from 1600-1700 hrs.

I-i can use the extention 870 to leave a message for

" (whop be knows under the altan of Victor Brandon);

I-I wil] usually stated that he wante to ses & on

Given day and tine, which means that he will be waiting

for Pat a restaurant which will be sellected as

their neet site on their next neet.

Securist®

8. Standard security praotices will be applied to P - I-

personal neets

and

other operational activity.

b. On their next meet a new meet sight will

be selected.

c. For internal use only: O instructed f that with regard

to what can be said to I-l there mas no use of setting

Into the security for the sake of security: 18 1t

would serve any useful purpose of telling il that

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5.

-2-

me recrulted LIBACON-1, then he should be told about 1t.

Admin & Pinance:

a. Inil considers 1t probable that he owes LIRACON-l

payment for sevoral lessons. He will decertain the

snount and f will pay it on the next meet.

D. C infoed I? about the status of the order of a Polboat

and was tild that when it come I will deliver it to him.

With regard to ops experses forter agreement reveins

Operational:

a. Int reported on LIRACOr-Io

statements to him about

LOGINOT on lay 2 (reported separately). This provided

a taylor made oponening for operational cirectives.

Do Iml will continues his contact with LIRACCi-l through

language classes,

because LIBACON-1 1e still a person

os interést to us.

C. He received from other sources info that LOCINOT rould

leave Pos in July. In view of the fact that Soy IS

officere are judged bome by the mecanical conputation

of their activity abroad, our experience shows that

a good number of then try to embelisa their record

In the lest 2-3 nonths before their departure by

establishing contacts and making recruttment atterpte

with disregard for security rules and sound operation-

practices. He have sufficient indications that LOGINOV

falls in this category of sor is officers mithout

trying to deterine whether LIRACON-iB staterents to

I-I nay be an additional indication to that effect.

AB far as me know LOGINOY it would be in line with

his recent behavior 1f he approached I-1.

do. If Irl 18 approached by LOGINOT or another Sor official

be will aot friendly and speak about his frienship

Filth Pavel YATSKOY. I-I will sake a rebari to the

effect that py failed to keep his prosiao and send bim

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his Moscon address.

•. If LOGINOV, or whoever 1t may be, disolaina knowledge

about L-l - YAISKOY friendly relation, I-l will speak

In teros that this fact oupht to be a concon knowledge

in the Sor Embassy.

I. It the person making the approach accuses I-l for

trying to buy a Soy official (PY), I-l pretend that

the approacher is grossly mistaken and will open a

barrage of questions to determine what was known

here about the PY case. If the correot sum involved

In thot case le centioned, or place the pitch was cade

or other detail(s.) indicating that the approacher 18

cognisant of this apecific caso, I-l mill politely

ask what the approscher wanted from him and will not

hesitate to tell him that the same offer applies to

the approacher::

8. If LOGINOY makes the approach under the pretext of

wishing to raintain friendly relation with In1 and

admite knowing PY and having heard about pys friend-

ship with I-l he vill be treated friendly and I-1

will invite hin to a dinner and let bim talk. In

suchase it would be been that i in mont

want to pass I-l to somebody else.

h. When, rhoever it be, would attempt to recruit I-l

he will stick to hia guns of being an American patriot

and will turn bin down by stating that he was able

to make a better offer to the recrulter.

BEFernald

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ATTAMINENT tO TURNOVER RODOTE

кау 15, 1969.

Subjeats RAfael VIDILLLA REIS (F-4905)

ValentIn LOGINOY (2=21,712)V

Source, LIOVAL-I (p

ON May 2 Rafool fave a languare leBaon to LIOVAL-I and on

that oocasion he stated that LOGINOr had taken Juan luip, iireotor

of the language sohool on Ilber, for a day of havine, fun. It was not

olear whether Juan Luid and LOGINOV had a night on the town or they

weat out of town 'for a whole day nto have some fun".

2.

Rafael told I-1 that he did not understand such an attitude

of LoGiNOY, hecause he coneldered LoGINOy to be a rood friend of hies

he mas eurprised that LOGINOY did not invite him together alta Juan Iule,

In Igot, ho could not explain to himelt how something like that could

happen.

3.

Rafael went speaking about LOGINOV for some time about how

good he le basically an a nan, how pleasant companton he la and what

a good triend he 18.

Ai.

I-l pointed out that there was nothing factual nor signifigant

In what he said about LOGINOY, but Il was pussled by the faot that

"out ọf the blue sky" refeel was speakin about loGInov and kept on

speakink and speaking

5:

In? belleved that Rafaely pride waa hurt that by the feat that

LoGINOY ipnorod bin, espeutally, Then there wan a change of having some

sun. Therofore, I-l told Rafael that it wae poseible that LOGINOy wanted

to invite bin too. but wis not able to ranoh his by phone, which souls

not be unusual In view of the faot that Rafaol is praotically never

home.

On thie rane ocoasion Kafael naked LIOVAir 18 he mould be

kind to pay him tho laesone whict he oned him. In view of the irragularity

of Rafaels apponrandes to fire lessona In1 was not certala abetter ho

oned anythine or not. salael corroborated tie ruquent by otating shat

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hin wiso misten down evory paymont, Rafael receiven and the book shous

that no payment was roceived since yan or Peb 27 (MiP doee not remember

ahich nonth was contioned). I-l stated that 1f

1t 80, tien, Rafael met

De richt. lacqure ho was short of cash he pald his hir 150.- and stated

that he would pay the remainder the next time, 1.e. the noxt leason,

which was

nohoduled for wed day 7 at 1700 hro. ( NOTEs Rafael had

• meet with she on the

sene day at 1620 kre, and it wae hin to plok up

thie day and time. Rafael came to thie meet on time ).

7.

The fact that Rafael did not ehow up for the losson wan no

surprice to In1. Neverthelees, about 1830 Rafaelo wife phoned to Il.

and saked to speak to her huaband. then I-l atatod that he was not there

the cormented that he was supposed to be there at 1800 hri. About an

hour later she called again and In1 had to stato that he did not come

at all. Then, nhe requested Inl to give to Rafael the sweater of her

daughter which was acoldently left at I-ls place. Of course nothing hap

pened, but since that moment I-l did not hear from Rafael nor bie viro.

I-l pointed out that thie was unusual, beoduce 1l Rafael akippe a lobbon

he calle the next day ind never later than the third day to apologizo.

further, tho sweater which Rafaol war to plok up from In1, according to

the wifet statement, wae a part of sheir daughtere kind rearden uniforn.

I-l concluded that he was inolined to belleve that Rafael got angry #1th

him or because he questioned the corroctnons of the claim for payment

or because he placed him on a spot by tolline bie wife that he did not

show up at l-to piace.

8.

In1 was told not to take the natter do coriously oingo thero".

mas otili a ohance that rafael and his wife were on a var path and they

bad no time sor snything olee. Ii man roqueated to try to contaot Rafael

or bie ille as soon as possible. Lal considered that May 15 (Teachere Day)

would be the beat time to do it and there was no objection on hia choice

of date rince 1t offeror a bottor chance of findine, Rafuel hone.

9.

In1 man also requertod to bling to Rufaolo attontion that tho

1rTogular1ty Ds loRRone 1coonvonienta bla quite hit on one hand ond on

the othor Hafaol lo000 the boney........

10.

• Cosment by tHis the laot that Inl pointod out that RalDels caltle

ahat TArTMOV Mnes net tean that anoilino hannoned facentlo, nelll onlla

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SECRET

12 May 1959

MENORANDU FOR:

Mr. Nathan Li Ferris

Legal Attache

thos

SUBJECT

Finston H. Scott

CHEN (CRu)

CTC #7115

WANG (Inu)

CTC H3769

(105-6578)

Relorenco 1o made to your memoranda dated 18 January

1968 and 25 April 1960:

Rofetenco is also nado to pur nemorandum

dated 20 January 1068, #12,525.

2.

In ordor to nosist you la the Invostigation being carried

our by your Roadquarters, attached horenith for your retention are

two copies each of those

hinduritiar specimons avallable on porsons

assignod to tho Sovlot: Imbassy In Lexico City In Decenber 1967.

Thero aro no fingerprint spectens available.

bistod below are

the names

forwarded horowith.

of those Soviets whose handwriting spocirens are being

Soviet Commercial Uttice. Possibly

Nikolas Ivanovich RUNETSOV KGs.

Laployce (1 Representative),

b.

Nikolay Sergoycvich LSOOY, was Secend Sccrotary,

press Attache at the Soviet Enbassy. Known KGB. Departed PCS

DeceLiber: 1968.

soviet Embassy.

Valontin Sorgeyevich LOGINOY, Third Secrotary, Consul,

Knows XGB.

d. Yasilis. Stepanovich MIROSINIKOY,

Soviet Embassy

was sployce (Chauffeur),

KnOwn KGB. Doparted PCS Soptember 1068.

Boris Nilolayevich vOSKeBOY? IkoV,

cultural Attache, Soviot Subassy. Probably. ICB.

Socond Secretary,

Pével Antonovich YATSNOY,

was Second Secretary, Soviet

Embassy. Known KGB, Departed PCS 6 Doccaber 1967.

case.

9. There Is no other infomation avallable locally on Subject

Attachaent: sAy

013,778

SECRET

11, 713

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SECRET

THIS INTOZATION IS FACI A COXFIDENIIAL SOURCE.

IT WUST-NOT

BE DISSTFHICED IN TOLE ON IN PART OLESYDE YOUR OFFICE WITH

OUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE CRIGRUTING OFFICE IN LEXICO CITY.

GraCe H. PARMILANT:.es

Dis tribution:

0r18 & 1 - Addressee /att h/v

50-S-8 w/0 att

P2512 w/att already 1n

file

P-2280 w/att already

in file

885 w/att already in file

50-2-7/1.u/0att

Memo chrono m/o. att

Headquarters pouch (return to FARMILANT)

JELRETI

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SB/AJ-

WENDEL

watts dis

veering

lica 8, 1969.

[aI BACON -1

Briefs on leet Held Lay i fros 1630 to 2035 arE.

miea cane I aried tijl mat bour la cas be tith se. ne said 1530.

At 1815 I paid the bill, büt he lnsisted that te stey a little longer

and for the the rent be rould pay the bill: be hes 2 saditional arirks

while I had my third coffee and a drins.

As we got together he told me thet he was on tay 3 rith his

mife at Cuautla and as la tas entring the pool area iQuIici ras leaving.

Loe cornered hid for a 15 Einutes talk Fiice consisted of pressuricins

IIRACON into making sore arrangerents that ids rould de acle to meet

LIOTAIl. Then lImoch turrad him down los insirted that they have a lurst.

on Taur. Day 8 at the restaurant El ferre indaluro (or sinilar d at

the Copentagen about 1230 ars • LIRACON accepted.

LIACON brought Ie a bio sketch on INLOT, -sich des an

interesting paper. "e discussed the pager thick enabled de to obtain

expianations and facts on thica LIRACON based bis general stetements.

LIBiCON readily sere de info on frof. L. Iralt, mhere ias

not much, but sufficient to ascertain that he did not attenat to

-tahold info fros us. This des test a modache detail well,

He also gave refore tafc on lestWingy the is presently

conducting e tour of dexicans through tippe dad ras in Prague with the

group a dey before Dabces as kicied out...

Re teschers of Spanies at täe sou pay other then his nother

LIFicoN aid not know anstains but promised to as his nother on Sat':

when she will be at his hope.

It took me

sore tize to explain to alfisch that attitude to

take toward Los during the lunch.

Detalled report will be pregared. Hon

handing in notes on zy jastruction to Lisador coacerning bom to

handle the lunch with ist. 12so handed in is the 310 sketch on lou.

Bstterucs.log

8-11,412

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ATTACIENT

¿AY 8, 1969

Valentin LOGIFOT (P-11,712)

Sources LIBACOF-1 (P-4805)

On bay 3 Source vent with his family to Cunutla to spend a

day out of town. Thore, de he arrived he bumped into LOGINoy who was

leaving. They talked 15 sautee.

2.

IDGINOY asked Source was he atill givias language lessone to

that American (LIOVAI-]). Ae Source anewered afirmatively LOG told source

that he rould like to meet LIOVAIl. SOURCE stated that LIOVAL was not

onlj a student who paya his lengons but was

alro 9. 500d Irlend of Source.

Then LOGINOY recane quite blunt and agressive, he outright demanded that

LIBACON Introduce his to LIOVAL. LIBACON tried to rearion out with LOGINOV

that: by neeting LIOvAl he would achieve nothing because LIOVAI was.

a good fanily man, a person conscious of hie responnibility for 4 children,

liberal in his way of thinking but definitely a patriot and a pereon

who is attached to hie way of life and could not care less about Sociallem.

LatInor then insisted that he and LIRACON have a lunch together "next"

weet to talk this matter over. LIBACCH agreed to lunch with him on day 8..

tioe.,. a day after he neets with me..

3:

LIBACCH told me that he would stick to hia gung and refuse

LOGIroV request to introduce him to LIOVAl. One of special reasonfor

doing so, In addition to bis desire of not getting involved with that

gans (KGR), was that be considered LiOVAi to be a friend of bie and

would not want to do anything which could nake LIOVAl Buepect that LIRACON

Be & NG! collaborator.

4.

other, than the fact that lovil existe I know nothing about him.

but the 80le fact

that he 1a an agent of our forced me to aesume that

he mae picked up sor a rood reason

and that we must have en objeotive for

holding kia. Therafore, I felt that it mould not be wire to let lInicoN

shut the door to a ponsibility l loan an much robote an it say be ) that

we counted on the porribility that LIOVal, be approachal orcontacted by

a sov official. Further, I kept in sind that ne would not vant LIRACoN to

alls into a double arent role. "herefore, I Inetructod LiñasOns

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8. He plebes to he on friendly terms. with IOGINOV, but

certainly 1t 1e not a friendly attitude de LOGIHOY

acks lin sonething imporaible. (Iry to get LoG to

do explanaing):

d. Repeat description of LIOTATe personality an he asa

In Cuautla and get what can LOGINOY possibly achieve

by meeting LIOVAT. It le antlolpated that LOcINOY

may be brief and say that this would be his problen

and that all EULAEl LISACON had to do ls to arrango

for an introduction.

involved "in that kind of businese", especially.

beceure it was clear to him that even lf LOGINOV

achieves nothing, he lost nothing, but LIÄOON 18

a sure loser because he would lore a filena and

get tagged as a Sov spy.

d. II IOGIWOY does not break off his insloting at talo

plan, 11 LOGIUOY had one, by which LIOVAl would be

In LIBACCHE company, but no introduction of LOGErOY

as a friend of LIBACON would be made. We played 1t

back and

orth discussing variolis ponsibilities, but

Important was that LOGINOT should come up with a

plan and that IlOVAt be siren a possibility of aying

ta LTRACON that he iid not want to come.

After the lupol LIBACOW will go to hie Inetitute

and I rould phone him there to find out at which point

the coar with. LOGINOY aNneD.

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ATTA CHENT

Kay 8, 1969.

(P-11,712)

Subject: Postponment of Valentin

LOGINOY - LIRACON-1 Lunch.

Source: LIRACON-I (P-4805)

1.

In accordance with the prearrangemento I phoned to LIBAOON-l

to the language institute at 1455 hre to hear how did the echeduled

lunch go.

2.

LIBACON-1 statod that a yu student of his poetponed b1g

lesson for a half of an hour and that he phoned to roGIMoT to come

to the restaurant they were to lunch about 45 minutes later than they

had agreed to meet there. LOGiNDY told LIBACON that in that case he

prefered to postpone the lunch to the beginning of the nest week and

that LOGINOY would phone to LIRACON-l to set the date an time.

According to LIBACOS-1, LOGINOV sounded friendly on the phone:

RHIP

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= 57077=

Valent in LOGINOV

Idad aproximada de 13-45

años, aurque aparenta menos: Fisicamente

de complexion atletica, alto. Juega nuy bien al tenis. Recientemente

quedo en segundo lugar en el campeonato del D.F. que tuvo lugar

en el Clué Érancia, donde practica este deporté.

Cuida muchisimo

su condición iisica y no que nada su apariencia. In este sentido

es sius ranidoso. Muy pocos amigos saben que tiene una hija de:

16-17 años. Cuando le preguntan si tiene hijos hable solo de su

hijo de 11 años de edad. Le da pena presentar a su mujer, que es

muy arable y buena, porque se ve de mis edad que el. No luna, tona

muy poco, aunque cuando la ocasion requiere de tomar mucho agucentist

y siespre se le ve sereno. Es muy anabie en el trato. Nunca trata

de isponer sus ideas, pero siempre pendiente de convencer por las

buenas a sus contrincantes. Cuando ve que no puede hacer lo altimo,

rompe diplomaticamente los relaciones amistosas con el sujeto.

En sus ideas es de la escuola estalinista: solo cuenta lo Union

Sovietica y la ultima linea a seguir del Partido.

Eso quiere decir

que no tiene ideas propias.

Sigue fidelisimanente la "ijnea" porque

sabe suy bien que es la unica forma rápida y eficaz de escalar en

su carrera. Le gusta muchisino la vida buena, tipo occidental,

aunque antes se dejaria cortar un brazo qué contesarselo as1 mismo.

Es auy ambicioso y se ve que tiene problenas con sus compañeros de

trabajo.

Habla despectivamente de ellos. No le gusta nada la idea

de tener

que permanecer en Mosca los dos ados que vionen, Mis d110

que.

baria lo posible que al transcurrir esos ados lo mandaran de

proterencla otra voz a lexico. Su llusion mis grando es trabajar

en Espias. Adora a los españoles, La somna de ser de 108 nojicanos

no lo gusta.

por eso al nulore rogresar, quilero decar que prolioro

cualquier lusar dondo vivir, sonos rusia, Creo que procionsenio

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porquo ya tiere que partti en 1u11o, es por lo que ultimamente esta

cometiendo errores. Quiero hacer licút.es a como do lugar, presionando

a la conto de laurequo antos janda hacía. El dia 3 de mayo 10

•'I alumno John, sin sigulera preguntar por la personalidad y forma de

pensar de John!

En los 15 minutos que estúvimos juntos no hablo nis

que de eso. Cuando yo lo dijo que ya le habla dicho antes que no

me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, ne contesto que el creia que lo

que me pasaba es que tenta miedo, La forma más inocente de hacerme

picar! A continuacion, me invito a comer ol dia 8 para seguir

hablando de 10 mismo! En el fondo creo que todo eso revela cierta

inocencia y muchas ganas de progresar, para llevar una vida muy

diferente a lo que llevan los cludadanos sovieticos. Creo que

quiere dejar una grand impresion a sus jefes para no quedar trabajando

indefinidamente en el Ninisterio de Relaciones Exteriores de Nosca.

No só hasta que punto sus ambiciones puedan pulario, a progresar

Incluso por medio de atropellar victinas. Como persona y en condiciones

normales ne parece bueno, generoso y fiel amigo. Sin embargo la

verdad es que nunca lo llegue a conocer muy bien, en parte posiblenente

porque casi desde el principto sentia instintivamente que queria

algo de m1, muy aparte de nuestra amistad y en parte porque con todo

y. la confianza que llego à tonor conmigo jamas 8o descubrio por

completo, ol mucho menos. Es oxtrentadamente rallteloso.

Reburiendo: Ul Inpresion es que es una buena persona, de buenos

sontiniontos, poro que una voz medido en "ese trabajo," por rasones

que desconocenos, hase todo lo posible poï destacas.

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CONTACT REPOST M

SURJECT -

.: RESABER (P-8777)

DATE O5 1SSTING : 10 April 1969

06: 7. 6601

1.

In response to BESARER's phone call, I met him at

his hotel room in the Aristos from 11,30 unt1l 1545. Next.

meeting will be on Tuesday evening, I5 April at hone.

2. Sübject had nothing new to report on contacts with

BEnoxers, but sald that he 1s now rarine to go on.

any reguire-

ments I might levy. He said that all of his financial problems..

are nor solved (as I surmised they would). Essentially, he has

sold 50% of his business (INZA.) to ä syndicate-group that 1s

paying off Subject's debts. They will construct a big new

factory complex: in Cuernavaca to bring all of Subject's

manufacturing enterprises under one roof and double capacity.

They're also going to open up offices and a showroom on Insur-

gentes Sur. Subject figures he will probably stay

active-for

a couple of years more and then sell his remaining 50s for

about a half million dollars.

3. I told Subject again that I am now anxious for hia

to establish a social relationship with SPYRA (P-6601) and

that I an no longer interested in his developing MAJCHCHRZAK

per se. I suggestod that he might use As singly as an entree

to meting SPYRA, ostensibly to work out a cultural program.

subject's grandfather's music as mentioned previously, Subject

said that he would get on se right away and lould try to call

• the Ambassador on Tuesday when Subject is bad in con.

e6: p. 6285

P. 11,712

Fole: 70877}

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4. I also asked Subject to det hock in toich with

Boris CHAYKOV (P-6235) and Valentin LOGINOV (P-11, 712) 10

warry up the relationship. I pointed out that we shouls be.

prefared to hale subject in a position to elve thes gifts in

the event Head-uarters approves the plan to bug soze of

Subject's Trojan horses.

Unless therd is some reasonatly good

contact established in advance, his presonting gifts will

appear too contrived. Subject agreed and said that he would

¿Ive them a phone call soon to try to get together for drinks.

Judging from past history, CHiTKOV will be ready to see Subject

for a night on the toim in August.

• 5, I paid Subject $3000 (MN) constituting half of his

rotainer for three nonths (Jan., Feb. and March) and agreed to

have the balance of $3000 for him on Tuesday. He gave re a

pile of hotel bills and other expenses which will be charged.

against the $3000 revolving fund he has outstanding. He asked

me 1f I could get him a case of champagne, a coiple of bottles:.

of cognac, a bottle of gin. I told him that I'd see if these

are available and that, if they are, I would charge

then against

either his salary or fund rather than as outright gifts as in

the past:

Tizothy Me ARCHBOLD

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SUBJECI: valentin Logulnou

DATE OF INFORSATIÓN 30 March 1969. 1155-1157 hours.

PLACE ACQUIREDI Tonnis courts of the french club

REPORT. BY, John Francis

val apparently waiting for me to make first move.

I, saw that val was not playing, but looking for a part-

ner white taiking to Meche Pinto and an other girl. He

was two courts away from me. i linished playing with

my epbruit opponent. I couldn't see walking over to

Val and invite him to play. He knew I was finished.

He also owed me an opology for the cancelled luncheon

date.

train our de loudly to elbo oa

Excuse for missed luabb. I "what happened to our

Luncheon date",

Dini had. been bitten badly by a dog. I told vai that

I had already heard that story and that Dimi had been

bitten nearly a week before our date. Once again I

did not smile and gave him little ooporitunity for

a gradious acceptance of a pöor excuse. It was clear

that I was annoyed. I could see from Val's expression

that he was embarrassed and off-balance. He has a pecu

liar facial exotession when he has been püt at a dia-

advantage.

val admitted that the bite had been much earlier..

but he exnlained that the would had become intlamed

and ine

nad to take Dimi to a doctor. I saw Dini and

he had

one of the smaller Bandáids on his aim. He

seemed to be having no discomfort.

I accepted Val's excuse tacitly.

we played. Unforturately hal won 6-3, 6-1. I

remind you that I switched to my left arm

ago and am still at a disadvantage. I still adologize

3a g

for lettina the barbartan win.

I had to leave at

1145. Immediatoly threoother men invited val to make

a fourth for doubles. I had hoped to talk to him than

we finfshed.

conversarions: I Einally had to Interupt val whilo

tho men woro

still warming up and take him to a cornor

of the court.

I

told vas that i had honed to toll hie somathing

at the lunch and on ovoral ather occasiona hut vas

almaya intarunted. dion 1 wanted io tall him what I

had in mind. I wanted hin to undoratand that his

had nover comontre on

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I sald that his offer to alve me money to work for

his noveriment had entarrassed me in front of our mutual

friends. Füither, n colite refusal to, make an issue of

his approach could have been intorproted as ticit accep

sauce of his offer to pay me for treaon against my

country.

Yal Interrupted and said it was all a Joke and

that he thought I appreciated that it was nothing

more than a joke.

I: sald I knew it was a joke, cut could not spea

for our audience. My position as

a businessman here

could be jeopardized if someone thought we were serious.

I told val that in any case, joking of not, I do

not discuss politics or religion with my filends,

ticularly here in Mexico.

He acted very surprised and amused.

I pointed out that I consider myself a guest in

a very hospitalbe but foreign country. "These people

are my hosts. You are a diplonat. You can, you mist

disouss polfties. It is your job. I carnot. I actually

am not interested In politics. I am not vell versed

in politics. But if you must talk politics with me,

let us go

sore where in private, without an audience.

• If you want to discuss business, fine! I know that

subject and I like it,

and I am

even better with an

audience, particularly Mexicand

val had his transparently aisturbed, aistressed

and disadvantaged look. He prondsed never to discuss

politics with he again. He apologized. He said he

understood what I beant.

F- hial

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SUBJECT, Glorla Pinto

DITE OF INFORMATION, 26 March 1969, 1306-1355 hours.

PLACE ACQUIRED Office of John Francis

REPORT BY: John Francis

Telenhone call to woffice.

Glorla called to say

she was having some troubie finding clients for my

business. She asked when she could see me. I suggested

Immedfately and she arrived about one hour later.

Personal that grior to business. Gloria followed

good-Nexican custom in chatting lightly before

getting

to the matter about which the meting was called.

Neche and San Luis fotosl0 I asked Gloria 1f

she wate going to San Duis Potost this year for the

Holy Week tennis tournaments. She said that she had

planned to do so but was unable to find some one to

go with her. at the last moment. Pepe did not want to

go, and would not let her go by herself unless accom

panied by several other women or by Meche. Meche re-

fused to go saying she would have no fun if with her

mother and planned to go to Corpus Christt by her-

Pepe to Europe addin. Gloria volunteered that

she was annoyed with fede. She deplores his latin

attitude about the double standard. She has been

prohibitted to take several brief trips to various

cities in Mexico

to see friends and family. She is

not welcome to accompany Pepe on his trios. Yet he

will soon

take another month off to travel either

to Europe or to south imerica. Gloria said that she

has been walting all these years for her children to

gron up so that

she could go with pepe on his trips.

that they are grown up, she finds that she still

axpectede to stay home;

Glorla watched carefully. Glorla must account for

her time very carefully to Pebe during the day. And

under no circumstances can she stay out after dark.

Pepe apparently disapproves of Gloila working for me.

He does not like the idea that she will be visiting

businessmen throughout the city both in their offices

and homes. He has expressed his disapproval, but

Gloria has chosen to ignore it.

Wants to sand Meche to U.s. Gloria wants to flat

tho attitude of sunerlority over women that Latin men

twid that she will never ba ablo to enjoy anything,

but on behalf of her daughter, not harsoll: Gooria

close to equal treatment and considoration with popo.

But sho toola that her daunhter should

escape from

this latin doradation. To of than yours working

1n liow YOrK OLTAn FranCISCO 1B GlOrIa' droam tor

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No luck with business Gloria.

seems very enthur

slastic about working for me. liot so much to heis mo,

but to alve herself an excuse to get out and do soma

thing: Further, she wants to determine whether she

can actually do something other than raise children.

she was married when very young and has nover workod.

she hones eventually to start some business of her own.

she probably wants to have a shop of some kind.

Working for me is a trial for herself. she hopes to

prove

to herself: that she'can succeed in business and

mecting people.

The approach she has been taking with my business.

has been unsoccessful. so far. I have given her the one

which is most time-consuming

and one which I would not

have been able to do by my self. There are other apporaches,

but I have not outlined these to her as yet.

Wo discussed her approach and some modifications

of It. We agreed to review her sales approach after

the Holy Week

and decide whether to proceed along

different lines.

LotINod. p-11712.

Discussion.of val. Having completed our business

I raised the matter of Val. I reminded her that I had

explained to her some time ago that I was annoyed with

val's treatment of me in public, namely his flagrant

attempts to recruit me in the presence of mutual frienas..

i tolä her tha t I still hadn't had a chance to talk to.

val in private. I repeated that all I wanted to do was

make it clear to him that I held him in great esteem as

a person, valued his friendshin, was not interested in

assisting his

government, and wanted him to stop jeo-

pardizing our fttendship

with his offensive approaches,

whether subtle and implied of direct and coarse..

I told Gloria that I had planned to have lunch

with val today. I

enjoy Val's companys rarely have a

chance to chat quitely, don't like to eat luach by

myself, and looked forward to explaining to val my

position before he completely destroyed any chance

for us to continue as friends.

Not aware of accident to Dmitri. I tola Gloria

that val had excused himself from our lunch date due

to an accident to his son. She did not know of any

accident other than the dog bite the previous week.

Glorla said that his declining my Invitation

night have been an afterthought. That he did not want

to hurt my by being seen with me in a public place.

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Wolds "hurtina" his friends.

Gloria then told me

that val rever accented an invitation to have coffen with

her or l'ene or to dine out. He explained to her that. it

could hurt her to ba seen with him. She savo an crample

of when sho was invited to the ballet with val and a

group of islends.

After the ballet, l'eve and Gloria Invited Val to

join them for dinner. Val declined. Pepe and Gluria

and a large number of embassy officers also arrived.

Val stecred them away from Pepe and Gloria. Shortly

afterwards a man arrived, sat at a remote table and

12133

took notes while watching the sovlets.

7222

Val works mornings only. Gloria mentioned that

val is in the embassy only in the morning. This was

1n response to my statement that. I had tried to call

the embassy and talk to Val to find out what had hap

pened to Dmitri, but since he was out, I would call

in the afternoon. She added that he of course works

in the afternoon,

but outside the embassy. I said "try-

1ng tỏ buy gringos". She said "trying to convince

Mexicang"

COMMENTS

•It seems to me highly unlikely that val is

really concerned about the welfare of his friends

seen with him. It seems quite clear that he con-

siders Gloria

and Pepe,

and perhaps me, as potential

assets. He does not want to be seen with us because

we would lose

our value to him. He told Gloria that

they should confine their contacts to the French

club. This seems to confirm

the suspicion that he

belleves that thesis a secure place to meet people.

It is possible that he chocked with his colleagues

arid they were of the opinion that my choice of the

Liave de Oro for lunch was too public, exposed us

to too many Americans.

I feel.

that Gloria has served a very useful

purpose in this matter. If she 15 working for val,

which I doubt, she is in a position to seo that my

business is indeed legitimato,

time-consuming, and

with considerable financial potential.

Further,

she is in a position to relay to val my unwillingness

to cooperate uith him and his governentn and my threat

to-take

the matter to the embassy 1f his harrassment

continues.

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In in

26 March 1969

CONTRC? RIBUNT

FROM .

: Saruel J. KARTASUK

trilli

nt?"

SUBJECT : RaCeel VIDALLA RUlE

c4413

1.

A seering was hold fron 1300 to 1445, 25 Mirch 1969 in the

Chalupas Resturant located on Reforna, one block last 0i prado torte

dext areting is scheduied for 1630, 26 larch 1969 at VIPS Restaurant

on the Periferico, Norin of Ejercito Nacional.

I porked i car three blocks from the meetine site and arrlved

in the area at 1255. Subject was already septed no a table vallinn. lo had

lunch and renained there talking unt1l I44S. He mentioned how such ho apprectated

the two banks (in Russian) which I looned him and said thrt he was nuerty

through with the last one. He said he would turn them over to VICTOR. (I

had airesay infored him -that he would be meeting a man named victor during

ay absence). He asked if we could abtain for him the three other books

written by the seie author who wrote "Cancer ward". He seja licencer 'ard» vas

the second book written by the author. The lat book was miirst Cirolo", the

and was Concer hard, the 3rd was "—i

ivany", and tise last was "EAster-

He commented on hon l'avorably impressed ho was by the ind book, 1 said I

would give vIctoR this information and I thought we could probebly turn up

with some of then.

2.

INTOBLATION CONCERNING LOGINOV (P-1I, 212)::

Subject said that he hes not. (definitely) talked to LOultO: In over.

two sorths, do thought it very strenge that LOGINOV hes not called him at all.

At the last meeting with loglnow, LOcINoV told subject that he was poine back

to Russi. In July. 1969, and that he would rensin there for at least tro (2)

Joars. LOGINOV said that ho rould probably then go to some other country birt

hal no idea shero, Subject did not call LOGINOV end Inulte Min tO IN:RIAS

party on l xanon.

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•ubgret salt thne so LodiNor recelved on Insiderion to ANalers perry, shas 18

nant hove come fran CHIRiNSH (8-13.012). Durine his conversationa sith ANDRiA,

she rever mentioned the face that LoGisor vent to the party.

she never lold

subject exactly who wont.

3.

ConcernIne ANDEA CATARO: i P-13S L)

About ton days. ago ANDREA went to Commercial Moxirona to do the reokly

grocery shopping. Subjuct dropped by her house while she was gone, shortly

after arriving at hor house, she called home and he talked to her on the phore.

She said that sho had some problems at the store and asked if he could como

don and bring. some money. He went with her brother, and on arriving of the

store found her in custody al tuo mangers and á policoman. They had caught

hor trying to walk out with a stolen jor of face cream (aho admited 1t) and

she did not have the money to pay for 1t. Subject talkrd to the nanarers, tolline

thom that she was just a young girl, ete.. and convinced them to do nothing about

1t

Rafael paid for the lace crean and they took her home.

(Harael thinks

this 1s a very unusal side of her chorecter that he has never seen before).

ANDREA has not mentioned CHRNYSH to Subject since my lent renort.

Rafeel said that he will begin to pump ANDREA for some further in'orm-tion (in

a discreet woy.). As für as he knows, she has not soon CHERNISH latoly, (perhops

since the party on l- March).

4.

Concerning Rafaels MOTHER AND HER HORY AI THE EMBaSSY;

(I asked Subject several questions abont his mother, but he dodged them.

He seemed unilling to discuss her, and after several tries 1 stopped pushing).

Rafael sold that his Mother hos one particular student in Spandah (at the Embassy)

who has repentedly expressed the desire to seet and becore frina with Raigel..

His Nother likes the man (hor student) and said that she will shortly invite him:

hoçe for dinner so that he and Rainel can becore acquaintod, (Raloel by nou 1s

auspicious of any inbassy official who wonts to become iriendo).

the man 1s.

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Y. LOGUINOY

Alto, de Ilgura atletica, muy bien parecido..

un tipo

1ialco nuy ruso.

Expresion de cara muy seria, pero bondadosa. Esto solo o en

compania, siempro esta pendiente de su compostura. se nota que

le preocupa suchisimo la impreslos que pueda causar on los de mís.

En la conversacion culda mucho, sus palabras, tratando de parecer

Ingento y sobre todo muy sencillo.

Cariciendo de Inteligencia sObro-

sallento, trata de explotar su supuesta sencilles e ingonuidad para

convencer a los desias de lo que dica, piensa o siente.

Janda so pone violento on una discusion, a1 no puede contestar

como es dobido los argumentos inteligentes de su interlocutor pone

una cara ingenuscuento triate o alegruronto sencilla.

pierdo un anijo por muy difierentes opiniones o idiologla que este

tonga.

p=11712

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.itis serent tos recting ich vaicatin

karch 26, 1969

jeanor foE mostlog. i Find it very cincicult to.

talk or

tre tcah25

coutte

Luck Caturday Nas 10 cacci

tiona "è äre cither playiny tennis or sunsunced ly i

groun of our friends. there is somathing I've variod

to cy to You,

to maice cicer, for several socks,

the only nay i could to ture

of having your uncividea

attenzion, in privato, was this lunch.

rocks ago,

YOU OlICICi tO rive no

lassy.

You made this offer in tront of a nurier'of our

rustial frieras.

I realize that your offer vas no: entire curiorse-

sue noü entrand in jock, the more 2 thought crea

the more it koinerch no,

the mader " rot. 1i.:

Do fla was pet to in a voy dearrando posteles, to

surgoried that i commit ircauon against ny country.

you made the offer in front of our friends. The fact tit

¿ ciose not to create

& scans could have been intor-

proted iy our audience as possible incorest in your

offer.

you have

not Interested in voir osstE. In the event thät

it cleär that I an not

interested in your offer. I find the offer offessive und

pIcvocative.

Infection for Val. Loch my wife and I like you and

Alexandra. And my toys.

lIke Dritri. He would lise io

maintain zour friendsti, with you. But you are scriousl!

jeopardizing that frichuship.

politics.

Urinterested in 3ol4a4es. I an not Interested in

i realize thet tres is your cusiness. veli,

chai's vous pronlem, not mine. I am a businese man ara

devote all my time to busiross. Even so, I don't have

time to learn all there isana all I rood to know about

doiss casiness. iny spare tina I have I vill covote

to learning more about susiness. i cannot aford bre

time

to picrore nyself for political discussions with

you or anyore eido.

Jo'd Fellason and rotatico.

Sore: whon a discussior

touchas upo: consthirg

Foi which i thirt

to corone, = will not cicaise politics or ecilecon ti

calends.

co =02

scilove it is possible to 91r0cd

=:===

at tott."

of tits

country.

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"or to snuct my jracious mnstu.

palsical piniones must for the recoil, i

seatonents wich i would never mike i: frort

oê our Ericada--to avoid madrrissang you,

to arcis

¿scaraig i corio, do honor lay resolution

not to uisedas

politics.

1.

colatty

itarian innorialiur-d syston Eut miC duriC-

tive than constructive-ra system disc: do cancst

In taking away and destroying whit others

have croated,

but is incandule of srodicing..

croatave ideas of its own.

2.

UTTEDS STATE ENSUE. I Lelieve that the

united states has roduced ine greatost soli

tical-economic systch,

tie most (almost too;

acmocratic sisten that nan has cvor soes.

222:

Ussi

is our enor in vicc ian.

5os of the man and monty necdod ay tic

north vietnarose.

=:: i5

not a question ne

our nithdrawing or coasing tre var; it is

no to you to do so. the jask is. contiruing

the war. You know it and I know it.

SOVIET anti-seritism. The soviets, you ov

confession,

are antij-semites.

Your

role of support of the continued trousled

state in the near easi is unjustifiable and

misanthropic.

5. ::

BERLIN LATE. Unjustified and emburrassing to

you.

CZECSOSLOVEXI

to you.

• unjustified

and entarrassing

7 : HUNGERY.

8.

PERU.

9

C-yanus menta?382.

You are like tag ssucer.i

In a ciass wiö cocoives a rear-falling made;

when questioned ay his father, he aroresee

trat

eCOnd ise gOt D'S. TOur COURtrY iN iS

getting scar-faliing gradus in Intoric:

econories and circeral policieo. You hose to

see evcrone elso sail so timi you conde loc:

so tad.

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I repeat, i am not interosted in discussin moise:

•iti: you or anyone cisco i value vour trichie

much to risk it that woy. Buù thore is sometiang dies

at stake.

state-crus

to To in Tublic can rake it disticize toi

no to do business here. i thini there is a gIcut sa-

portmity rexe to do business.

and I want

vantage of it. You aic jeopardizing this. i have

studiously avoided

political involvement reze. You

nake such invoivement inevitaile.

Threat to go to embassy.

narrass me,

I will go to the Us amcassy aná resort

Your harrassment to the Socurity Officer. I wiil

eve: asis to see someone in the CIA. And if I con't

get satisiaciion there,

I'll go to the Mexican

Foreign Office anû tell then my story. I'll us:

then to see that the harassment is stonped and

taãi I le protected from further provocations.

Woule preseE not to do So. There ure severa:

reasons why i tould raticr not do ali that.

First. It would prorably put you or tha

spot. This rould

serve no real putrose

since soneone cise woild simply take ever

your assingments. and I consider you a

and would not want to

Forsonal irichoarrassed.or the Foreign

see you in turn

service

or denied chtry to the United

states. I would nope some day you right

be assigned to le United States ard

see it first hana.:

2.

second: I have had very little contact

with the empassy. I have very little:

confidence in civil

servarts. They usually

are working for

the governtent because

they could never surrive in private susi-

ness. This ney of may not be the case in

your own encussy. The exception that

proves the sule in our economic section

nich I have found relotul on various

If I vere to chort you to the embassy.

woula proradiy to harrassed or all tre

little functionaries. far more that you

¡ave soci aile to co.

Is the era anow that I lad i soviet for

i Erions,

I am Sure prat ricy toula

say to you. this ta ond of the acados

I have rare: Iarided lei to ny noma-a

3r0 probable mores will.

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GOODOTTIO

1.

?.

I roula not to rillia- to

Vita tho dha for seveal rcasons.

Finsto i don't tidiá you poopic are Icula:

iscumpiisiing anvthing of value. is tie

awound of noney that is non srent on cario nage

ere alverzen to corsetitive Ired errc=r=15e

me standara or lirzag of doth countieu •ou¿d

=ise to lovels viura no one woulà iave the tire

for tre present suicidal forciga involvarenis.

As a businessman I ino: that if you car't

reasure an activity in dollar profits,

scould eithor is reviscà or discontinuce.

secona. the cra-rosult of doing insiness vita

the ciA would be to get you to defect io our

side..

FIon what I noir of you,

and of life in the

United states, you would not ve hangy in o

country:

oh, is you get in trouble sonchow mid. yo

in and means.

Offer youg 50212205

to the Cal, buü, piece!

icare nie our ce ic.

VOus

little societs. Zic corcinment res to

idea of how to slice a valua on thinos and

zie deiighted to spend the tarpiyers no:o!

fo tunazeiy i no. longer pay Us taxes-iori-

can taxes sie righ enourh. But don't co iii:

Tou soulán't le manny. it's a sicat couatry.

we have wondersul reople. "jhey'a probarly

do everything possibie to make you com

fcrtable, out you sould never ie haper.

==à CIA man ever osiers you money to desce=

o= to give up your fow secrets,

tell rin to

SICK IP UP. Has 455. ind that's what In

telling you to.àc! STICK IT UP YOUR ASS!

¿ 554 LUCk. I Echiize that if you ices

e=ying.

soneday you'll succec..

That nothing ventarce,

nothing gainsã. someday you triil find an Ancrica- vi

mit be militan to work los vou. there is notriz to:

coulà aver cive hin that comd make lin Ically taped.

For his sake, I don't wish you any luck.

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1202:

valentis lord-o?

DIT OF 10700812708: CURCK 26,

1900, 1203-1203 Hours.

PLACE ACLUIREO: Teleprose cali

to my osfice.

Taleshone call.

val called no at my citice. = accura

tha cail las iron à pubiio telephone boori, sinca incia

considerable background noise

identify himself i to my secrctary, but said that he

a friend.

Invited tie to drink. val asced if it wouia de cos-

venient for me to get torethes this afternoo. for a

drink. I checked my seredule and said that today nould

not be a good day. Instesa i suggestea shat de de my

guest fo= lurch on Wadresday.

Luncheon aure:-

I tolá him to neat no Raáresday st

1400&

HOurs

at the ilave do. 020%

chero was nuch discuscion acout hor to fisa rio.

ilave de Oro. He was not familiar with the restaurant,

nor with the passage with its restaurants ard saos.

i had to explain trat it was cordered by ifverçeo.,

Genova, Londres and Insurgentes:

Camera rot the seaser.

'"¿ assumed thât lial's call

was going to be attricuted to his interest in scina

his camera throvan mie

Therefore, I Icicired to ris

camera and reminded him not to gorget it. he suid timi

this was not the reason he called and thät he roadir

wasn't in a big hurry to sell it. he said

ne. Vertes

to

chat with me.

I told hin to ming the camera anyuay sired i ma

just this morning spoken to my friend who owns

1.

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11)1)

ChoDari valontin Loguinor

DiTE OF INCREATION:

March 22,

1569

•PLACE AGOUIRED: French Club

Tennie: val had come, prorally thirting tict my prita?a

rould complete our matcri witn val and rechno id tria.a,

corever,

was out of town this

weekend. reche dont ter

wüy, ial and Gloria Pinto ithe mother. of icco, vizi

singles when I arrivedo i had

singies:to.znc:.cau

miscif and dia not join trom until àn

hour later. de ther

formed a doubles group. I playca with Pope Pinto, ard Val

played with Gloria against us.

as is alnays the case, their is very little mortunity

for conversation during a tonnis match.. Val dia make a few

stupid comments of apolitical nature,

such as,

adcressed to me, haver't you ary control over your

frierds

the Biszas C:Inese?

I did not get a chance to contront valentin about his

spirecative comments and sow they jespurdized our friená-

val asken me if I had given any inougnt to his Iccuest.

•cei. I could not believe that he was going

open the ratter about his offering me oncy for "secrets".

prezefore;

"was genuinely surpid acout what request. Fr

remandeù me that he haá spoken of a movie camera he wanted

to seil aná which I had stated that I trougnt I could dis-

pose of it for nim through friend s

on consignment.

I told him to bring me the carera ana. I rould see what I

coula do.

I then told val that there was something i haú wanted

to talk to him about anyway,

land noped he could get together

sometime scon to do.so.

stated that he would not come to

the ciuo toncrrow. He offered to take me to lunch sometine

during the

and not too picasant statemant oi my position about his

apporach to mi. But I feel li can ce uses and mill achieve

the desired effect. Unfortunately, ha might sponà the rext

few days wondering is I am acout to accept ris approach.

Linist fy stres

Do tra sitten ey dor.

The main topie of conicistaion

during ine

wIict moments available

retreen games or sets

tennis was britri: Dritzi was bitton ir the dog cacongirg:

tu tire Courseior of the soviet arrassy, Apparently the laite

was fairly deep la his rignt forcarn and sevored a

veir.,

zhe

merca there was nuai diceding,

cricu-stances. the dog has seer

inpourded to do unschod

for tea cays,

to cuterrune vitotres Dratri sionid untiezro

Isoles shoris or not. Val said

cog had Dicton four

or livo chilurer ulready and that ho, vai,

dog tinon tho ten daya

•i concurrible drat

"or tai bachoon dis

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Miscone Rati Beerards

M2D CD INCurREn 192Ch 15, 19090 1300 10120

My wife and Ruth Hierandt vere present it &

os women tennis niayorse in are cousic os

thoir conversation they discussed the other ndrou

doubies group to which they both ¿clore, Incluring

valantin soguinore dy nize told Ruth trat sno vas

1001:ing fönara to having nes tura of having the

eritire group at our home for lunch. äut that we

vero vating fo= val to leuve for loscow. my wire

said that she thought it illadvised for un inericai

ho entortain a joviet. Ruti agreea.

ADITIE

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"scot 1?..

Corchos: miave de cho.

Made Abool:

1909

tor sone

timo diost viat the micho do to does noticir

mattor with hor montin aço In cathor to hire her m-

self or find a

jos for for. this lurcheon. date vas to

explain to her what joo I had for nor.

scussion o. 10u. the first nour was rary zoent

Iscussing tha job I could offer ins. Thir would 1n-

volve her following up on à list o' imoricans and

englishron in the D.f. to won I dant soo protocioral

literature rocently, these are 10runt121 Cllunts 105

ono of tho servicos of my businese.

Gloria a looseleat noernook wiin contes oi

ail my pronotional litorature to cute, Including comica

translations of the portinent literäture..

her a cousic dozen envelores with a complote set caci

of litorature aná contracts.

she is cagor to start. she vants

to tear her abil-

1ty to deal with people.

once

she has ssilt up

self-

confidence she might leave me to start ter own

Lastness.

we agrecd that this would to bout lot her, out

meantine I was certain (ard an cortainly that

sre would

Joe able to

find some clients for my rusiness.

Confidential. Gloria asked ma 11 I hari told arone,

ajout her possiuly noking for. me. I

and that tad not out pector not to tall anyone una

til she knows if she is qualified or not.

since that time, in recent days,

1t appears. tre=

sho lias not only told her fardly,

out has coen rcádea

acout the job. Peba even scoldedi

saying that

arried woren should not work. Clotta sutd tre vas

simply ignoring his latin attitude.

Lentton Of VAL•

Glola mortioned val finor in an

ofinarä coment about his duparzure soon for lordon.

annaves rie

Ey senogat About Wale 7 coid Gloria that Val had

2:0 dinedro 600.

said i arent tron wether de voo serious or 102t

=i0 15e it

motherca me. I firally decided trat ha rigi rave cor

ГОЛАтІ}.

IA) IC

tho

ira.

and that tis."

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of the

corkll and too tae torrior.

MA 0 5 06 0 016 10 2 0 20 209

he

Is

rary libeable guy,

and custonly ho tort

==ão

sorothing provositire.

20urA9199

cioria did stato that sio is anaro of vas's soio do

an Intellivunco officer. she scorod much noco adce:

chis role than I had sai carectad. I tucso I reclly

aruacocd hor to ie naivo about laids ircelligence

aetiritlos. I over thini i expected hus to deny such

sativitios had I been the firut to mention or 323905=

thomo

not tha case. she roforcà to his

activities und those of his friend iciornion.

I was particulariy suborised ut hor souristicated.

antitude about tchornycho I personally could rave

counted his intelligence antivitios 16 i bed-'t per-

sonally soon him conducing a cland outine recting

on a dast street corno= in san ingoi late at nigit.

I chose this opportunity to manifcot a cartrin

ner statenert. arous

ichornych. I further stated that i doubted very much

the publisica reports tore tzue that 79 purcent

of the soviet emiassy possomol vere inteiligo.ce

I, said that val as not the fist corict thir

I had met. I said thas I lica to play chess miti a

soviet quite regularly and that I knew no was no=

"ore of sithose".

¡citner of us (eloria and 1) over

used any overt torn such as"spy" ostintelliconeo

Gloria said that val ind orrerod ice a lor or

money to work for thé soviet embassy. She said sie

feis ial is miscast,

that doscow hes made & vcry

bad choicinino is

too hunan, not coid enough iss

that kind of work."

2=. iifonso jartinez. ar. vartinez is a communist.

and a school chun of pena's. Gloria incroduacó Val.

instincz sone. tho years ago. after this tactirg troy

rie sec: very close iriuras.

te loans til and tie

ermeusy sis house in regresuiteito sor rockará sirles.

Fis property includes a

tood, laurches, dan-

Cing arca, picnic asea,

horto with saveral

exc.. Gloria was invited

to this house this curday,

March 30cn.

Fersonality

FOI

tinie discindale

alciora=, colder, manusco lal 15 a liscio cova

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12 March 1959

CONTACT REFURT

FROM

3 Samuol S. KARTASUS

SUBICT : ReLAti VIDIiLLA RU1s (P÷505)

A meeting, was hold from 1130 to 1430, 11 March 1969, In Chalupas Rostaurant

on Avo, Reforma, one block iest of Reforma and Prado jorte. The deto and

hour of the rext mooting uill be establishod by tolephono. Subject will pick

up Kartasuk on Roforma, in front of the inthropology Musoun at a specified time.

I parked my cor three blocks forth of tho Chalupas and walked to the

neoting asto arriving there at 1125. Subject was walting at a tablo roading

ono of the Russian booko I had previously given hin. no net, talked, and conducted

our mooting over a perlod of three hours and then parted company.

2.

The initial convorsation was general, He at first communted on hou

woll ho 11ked tho two books ho had received from mo, un rado some statonento.

on the truth of thoir context. le ordered some breakfast and I then asked hlin

15 ho would mind f1lling out the questionaire (PRA) I had with no, explaining

that 1t was netely routino, lie readily agreed ard I gave 1t to him and holped

him f111 it out. (PRQ dubaiitted on 12 March): Aftor comploting the form I

brought out a list of questins I wanted to ask and began going throigh then.

Ho answered all of those he could, providing the follouing Incormations

Rofool does not remembor YAFTIltZ full naro but promisod to

obtain 18 at the cars opportun1s5. MARTINEZ has a life and son. The wiio

originally cocos fron Santander, Soaln. His son (no nine renembered) is about

18 or 19 years of age, (8. years ago, now about 26) and at linos was halpine

aroind the desk of the huiol uhen Rotaol was roaching his fatter Russian. (1960-

1pól)o Macoel zove Min,iniz Russian for siou: 5 noness, durine, which tiro

so spoox, anil undorsiand fairly sold, initird diver discussod

why so mansad to joarn Russion miin doraod, nor dad pray talk polarica, odener

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¡non Rafool not PRIKliODKO (P-2279) at tre Piara Forci, PRianoaro lotor cortiorid

that ho had sono businosd with MANtiNiz concernán Tourlats and Tourdon, but

did not expound on tho Subject, MiRTINiz nover discussod his association with

PRIATODÄÜ and Subject did not ask, During tha lattar part of 1962 Refool

vont to the hotal and by chanco san four of ilva Soulots In MaRilliz office.

tio heard then talking, but did nos do into the ofilco. in thanks ho bos seon

ono of these Russians since but does not linow the naro of any of tres. Martines

nover montioned them or thoir business with hiri. In Soptenbor 1968, Just prior

to the Olymples, Rafael went to 86e Martinez, trying to dria up sono moro privato

Russion lessons.. MARTIlEz, told hin that he nasiready to tako any moro Russian

Jossons, but that he was very Intorosted In loarning German as soon as possiblo.

a toacher from his Institute. Martines sentloned that the deman Clymple team

would be staying at his hotol. Shortly after Rafael brought a girl from the

Institute naried Gerda (LNU) to seo Martines, while there they wero Invited to

Junch and not three taxican men and a toll Gerian ho said he was a representativo

of the german tenmy They had lunch, conversed about general things, and Raidel

and the girl left.. The 81rl lator sald that Martines lad continuad taxing Ger i

Jessons iron his old teacher. This wns the last tire Rafedl sAW MARTINEZ.

Rafael could supply no biographical dats on fertinez, or ary further informatio:

on any connections with Soviets, Subject has not heard any othor soviet sentior

o1ther sartinez or tho Plaza rotol.

B. PILATIONSHIP RETILLI LOGINOS (P-11722) AiO JUAS LUIS. DIRECTOR OF

THE LINGÜAGE INSTITUTE ON TIBER:

In aboue 1965 or 1266, iocai0s vose to tho irisiaiuro to taico

¿isilan lossono, Ha took lossona sor about & 8o 8 rontas.

ThO JESSOTS WOrO

privaso, bul savon de lhe Inalsluto dy an heerican 8arl neral danos (LiU a Rator!

dons rol rentabor ter doal nono, and dia ja no Longor (toro), 89 das 15 8h8a

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Jial LuIS mentioned to Paíaci tint ho lines coallor, ard tres seered calrly

friendly. It was at the end of thás period thât fataol was Iniroduced to

tho Institute, JuAN LUIS ofton sent his regards to ioiinoi via Rofaol, and

asked that LOSINOV come to see hin. This was mentiored by Rofael, but LOtINOV

continually, told R-fael to "forget 1t", but did ask fafael to return the regards.

Rafael never questioned LOGINOV on why he did not go baci to the Instituto, but

83. far as Subject knows, LOGINOV has not been back. Rafaol has had many

discussions with JUAN LUIS but he has never mentioned any other Soviets in

Mexico, As far as his politics go, JUAN LIIS 1s a confirued loftist In Ideas

but Rafael would not call him a Coumunist. Falael belleves that Juan luls

was merely a friend to LOGINOV and had no direct relations with bin other than

their association through lessons.

6. Andrea CATANO (P-13,546, 3

Andrea has mentioned to Rajael that she not CHERNISH (P-13, 042)

at tho Space Exhibit while she was working there. She also met soveral other

Soviets there. She bocate friends with them and invited them to her house

for a dinner porty on tuo occasions. Rafael, invited by her, went on both

occasions. On the first occasions there was a Russien women, blond, about 36

jears old naned:VALENTINA (LNU) who spoke vory good spanish; a man namod

MISHA (LNU), supposedly an Electrical Tech fray DUBiO Space Centor near Yoscod.

about 37 years old and tall, who spoke excellent Spanish and who later wrote &

lotter to ore of Andreas girlfriends In Varico City (lot nared); and DORIS (INE).

about 3? years old, thin, nervous but with a lot o! vitality. and personality.

Ports spoke excellent Spanist, also, and Raidol thought it very unusual that Do

deant faericar indssoy ari Coca-cola, (8-iacl says this 1s unusual cor fussiani".

noisol chought diluti a haitio suspicions, that do mighe bo 1G3 (ho krous that

in cagos guan as this, so ono 1a alloval do do anytitoro dila being accorpartod

try do dus) tocolio Mill apolo exichlone ¿parlat ant socird to do the only

are who dst not really sis.

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„se other Sortit was aned ViNDICi (Lic), soul j? years old, and dis not

sperli ars Saurist at all, but sas very nice, decordins, to raíaol, ho uas the

onli tric Satentist there, (Also iron Dubro%.

at the socond party tho fussian nosin das not core, Andreas limericen

boss fror the Exhibit care however with a l'extcan main, (Rafael does not remembor

his nano). Fafael sajo ho was a nice gut. in was abuit 43 goars old, tali and

stored a clgar.

fe joked with the fussins and toid then to do careful bocause

dadrea was his spy.. They all laughed.

te-cate kith two dark l'exicans and

leit shortly after dinnor.

Rafael said he drark a considorable amount and left

¿rini: ETERNIS: did not attend either of these parties. Ardroa however Invited

hin over on other occasions.. On one accasion CHiRNISE brought another Soviet

to indreas whoa ho said was a Military Jan, (do name rentioned by Anároa), Andrea

said that this one was a pain in the ass: because he has so serious it through

tha group (her mother also) Into a depressed state. Arter the Exhiolt CiRIS:

started calling Andrea at hore and inviting. der to seot his in various cafos.

which she did. He cautioned her to never call his at the Embassy.

Ho was

inrited to ber house nary tires and oiten sat and discussed his polities (any

sil other topics) with her and her noth:.. Her sother took issue with his poi':

Zer nother liked CHERNISH but does not know that Andrea is seeing him on the 3l.

She would not approve of Andrea going out wits. CuRViSt at all, CHiRAISE bogar

raidag arorous advances to andrea and trica io tail bor into zoire to bed with

her. andrea told Rafaol that he'is a very nice fur. she llica him, but was ai

Sto sald that te almost convinced her to do to bat, ant that 11 15 her dee1a1o"

that she 1s no longer golry to soo CHERlYS! for lear o: doinr, s0. Hajaol hed

cationed hor about what sho had to losa li she did. 5ho

continuirs to 11ke

ChiasaSs horever:

• Andres red a party on l torch and astri f-racl to sariso LOGI!0:.

Castirst bone to this party, diataol 211 not bother to

ash lordior at ald..

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andrea los often extendo an Javierdos to Lestior through saisol, but when

eníoel mentiones this to LOGINdi, 10i110; las told haa to ¿orget 1t bocause

othor people fron his tabassy aro scolny her and LOGiOV does not want to

appear there and isuse trouble. LucIloi did notierpound and R-fael did not

ask further explanation, Rafael thinks ithat cabRaisa realio vanto to tako

Andrea to bed, but ho also thinks that CHIRAISH 1s up to other things also..

He has no idea whit, but just suspects.

3.

The rooting with Rafael, after three tours, was cüt sort at this

timo because ha had sone obligations. His goneral dally sebodule 1a as follows:

, Monday: 1500-1600 Classos at tho Instituto, gereral.

1630-1730 Privato cissses at the Irstitute.

Tuesday:

1000-1100 Private lessons for ApRIANt at instituto,

1130-1230

" STUNOZ

1500-1600 Classes at Institute, general.

1600-1730 Classes et Institute, Private.

wednesday 1500-1600 Classes at instituto

1830-1930 Private lossoïs on Paluas to CHRISTINA

2000-2100

private lessons, John ELANIACiAL

Thursday 1500-1600 Classes at Instituto

1630-1730

Classes at Institute

1830-1930 Private lessons, dorla Liz

2000-2100 Privato Lessons, John aLMiliair

Friday

1500-1500 Lessons at Institute

1600-1730 Lessons at instituto.

At tho and oi she rooting I gave his an envelopo witi 1, 003.00 posos in cash

In 18. He accoptod 1t graclously and said that that noüll lest his abour 24

nours coraldering tha dobts ho bad to pay, no jougied, I brought out a rocolas

and asked tea 15 ho would alad signing 18 doF 10, I 101d 18 vas for accountari

purposos (ho did nol ass), la sald "sure and abanal 1l tallately, do 10's

she rootouronto valled to dia car, and sasd duoldug urisd rest sooting,

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-00000

1'91

te stood by tho car talking for about three minutes, and 1 pronised to call

him during die afternoon of iriday. 14 buch, On departing ho grinnod and sato

to say hello to n1l of his associatos that ho roesent knois. I sald "Sure w111"

and walked anay.

dannels Kalini:

Samuel J. Kartasuk

Paste: § subed lie de hence no well a sophit will.

Entre ds de pomes in del corsi le hero find cocatini!

with.

SJ.H.

Seen do be snes

very

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## Page 92

357.

LIENCOY

salida a1 (651133) -1350. -Talenttay Maoko quodas do-

vorgo o1 sabado a lan

10001.on 0l olub para jugas y Valentir

plio 10 aTlag @ 8111.

Hecho aoopta..

971.

here

P.11712

Elona Perito E

13,223

COMES DE

110960

- 5 NAZ. 1963

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## Page 93

93

E.r01,:009

arkia"l1

raton dit of acethio:

1000, ö/3/00; wined dend cle.

3. 1008 6004105:

1200, 12/3/59; Ganduo Kent model.

4o ioponts/ircormation daven by agent:

mannild gave Rorion four puzes for lusoction into the abrarit

treast

-ricboos which ho had previoualy propared eid turneù ovor

do the station.

¿usuM also savo fouton a mero on his escormonintions with re-

narà so the oustardino balaraco of the loan to iTalio 11,000.do

pesos?, in which HINBiln/1 propses to see jINDLIC once more audi to

obtain

from him a roceipt schnowiedrind tho outstanding bulance

os the orininal loan.

•thiai report fivon to koton reveals what appeces in have loen

mn I3 approaca mude to insan/t by valentin locuinor on 2 Pahrusry,

1959, at the hose of a nuiliai.

frienu, luis Gonoz. LOrdinOV araln

nade

reference to his previous alicention concerning LIRCAll/1'3

artiliation with worner but this timo said that ho was prepured: to

pay "a lot " of moncy ior any information LIlit? sinü obtain

¡ur lin. Ill raported to Routon that he finensol as boit no could

siloting that the only person so vas closo to in the korabi compiox

ans an ofricial in tho econonio suction. LInChial commonted to low

ton that he felt certain at this point that toruinov ens bluftia:

concerning his having actually scen 1/1 with iCEiCH officer, "several

tires" in cuadores, and übai this vas a proluie to an approaci to

1IR0aLil1 tiat Loguinov had been planning for come vino.

So Airineratire:

VIRAL/? gave Ro:ton an sccounting for his 1,500 pedo revoiving

fund union cucuea a total of disburgoacats of 12,075.95. il1 cablained

tiäs shis sudden increase in his experdicures vas due to his now

orations. against the 2a201a4 target, to atrood brot in paanezed

che celloud recurring crosses ever noach:

19235X=caa

1.500.00

70.00

tb.:

739.63

p-11712

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## Page 94

2 .

Mion trest recurrito

cion 1,2i0.00 to 12,000.00, did that souton, in addition to reinous ing

him ior too 9,078.75 ho spent in caccos oi lia irai cinace, ava idea

1à adritional 12, 000.00 pesos an hin den rovolvini luid so that bo

would be role to pay the cporational esponses remaired.

6. Cuidanca inforsation Given to jent:

Koirton anded with LIRbAll? concorning the approssa or loguinoy and

procised to give Ill station guidanco on his suture relationship siti

Joruino:, Forton isked I11 to nove vory crutiously titt rocurd to 1n-

PoutinG de COLADY cochomies officor daiore

roace iron the suation.

Forton anandsed to soron tho recuest for an inceccus cocaivide ¿uná

co the station in the boge of having the recocar acher do die nest

Wallace B. Rorton

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95

SUBJECT: Valentin Logulnov

DiTE OF INFORMATIONI February 2,

1969

PLACE ACQUIRED, farty at the home of DI. Luls Gomaz.

Our tennis group meets occasionally at each others

Hones, for lunch,

invated us this ilme te he home in sang Pedregal for

or just drinks. Luis Gomez

lunch.

After I had made a point of not sitting near val.

several women wanted to change places and val and

another person changed places putting val next to me.

He opened the old issue by saying that he assumed

I was working

for the company. He said that he had seen

me personally"several times

al Sanborns with American

inte@ligence officers.

I asked who he

saw me with. He

avoided the question. I then volunteered that it must

have been Bill Spruce, with whom I frequently have

lunch, He asked what section Spruce was in. I answered

the economic. He secmer disgusted, and sadd Spruce

wasn't worth anything.

Val then said that he wanted me to know that he

was prepired to pay a lot of money for any Information

I might obtain for him. I said I'd talk to Spruce about

It and see if he had anything to sedl so that I could

take my commission. I added that Spruce would probably

faint or tremble with terror--this pleased val greatly.

I then asked val if the Americans had ever offered

him any money for his Information. lie averted my eyes

COMMENTS

Val 18 an asg11

"several sutrast times" ls, of course, inaccurate

and shows that he 1s guoasing. It seems very unlikely

that he saw

me even the one time.

val probably regrets that we have not approached

him. But he 1s apitaintel not so studid that he does

not realize that we know he has no trade;

profession,

skills, or talents which would make life for him ary-

where outside of Russia and government service possible.

and he knows

val is doing the only thing he knows how, ience, defection

1t, and he must realize that we know 1t.

for him 18 out of the question. He would only make. a

short-term profit in doing 80.

I have invited Bill spruce to lunch this week. I

will develop him

an my excuse.and answer for any further

provocations by lal. Spruce, Incidentally, lo a very

clever. and helpful person. My last meeting with him vas

two yaars ago and I am atill tonefitting irom his advico.

He has sinco

transferred: to tha iinance section, but

this should not affoct hla value to me and my covor.

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96

SUPJECT, VAlentIn LaguInou

DATE OF INFORIATIO February 1, 1969. 1200 hours.

PLACE ACQUIRED. French club

Interest In Arerican School. Val asked me 1f I

could recall the address of the American school. He will

call me for xx it. He wants to have his son Dmitri par-

tIcipite in some activities with the children at the

school in order to learn English. Dritri finishes

school at the Russian embassy at 1400 hours. val hopes

that maybe there are some afterschool activities such

as football for Dmitri.

COMMENT

This may be just val's inate stucidity. Maybe he

really couldn't find the American Stdool in the tele-

phone directory.

Perhaps val already knows of some after-school activity

of which I an unaware. Mayke he already knows that someone i

child 1s there, someone he wants to meet. Perhaps he wants

an excuse to wander about the school, meeting people.

Perhaps val couldn't care less abous the school. Per-

haps he is hoping for

an excuse to call me, suggesting our

children practice English together. Perhaps he is preparing

the ground for to go to soncone else he already has in mind

to explain that there is no convenient program of after-

school activities for Dritit. He might ask that person to

agree to have Dmittt play with his children.

It just occured to me that for the first time in many

months Valentin, spoke Russian to me.

While I was playing

tennis he shouted to me in Russian,

"You really are playing

*You. l00k tired". when I

with your left how". And later' had a head-ache, He looked

answered that I was and that I

particularly pleased. Normally he doesn't even

answer my

Good Morting in Russian. Perhaps he is preparing the sasgor

way for me to suggest an exchange in language lessons, he

helps me with my Russian and sodit my boys play with Diml

1n. Engl1sh.

(P-11712

p.11155

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## Page 97

SECRET

MEMORANDUM POR THE FILE

SUBJECT: Valentin Serzufuich LOGINOV (P-11712)

K/sec

3 FEBRUARY 1909

sistert

COPIES MADE fe

cover the perfod: 12 Deeember 1968 which was the first aurveillance to

four follow-up surveillance reporta on the first one.

On 12 December 1968

the LIEMBRACE team picked up LOGINOV in Colonia Buenos Alrea In the company

of an unidentified Mexican man.. The LIEMBRACE team followed the Mexican

man, who got into a Renault Dauphine with

placas 350 uS..

revealed that the placas were listed to

Ai has,

Ignacio VALLINA Barros and Susana de VALLINA Fabre

che the is

kras

AdOLFO Prieto 1302, Mexico 12. DuE MOLO SELLite CaDURa 6 O

Barilaco.

A Further LIkAYAk cheek revealed that the VAlLINe did Not ive al Ehis Adolio

Prieto address and no further action was planned.

On Thursday, 2 January 1969, LIEMRRAGE-S went Into Searg Department Store

on Ejercito Nacional and thought that the store detective was identical to the

men spotted with LOGINOV on 12 December 1968.

LIEMBRACE-14 said that although

the store detective looked alot like the man seen with LOGINOV, he wasnot

Identical. Riotos of thie store detective are attached.

On Priday, 3 January 1969 the LIEMBRACE team went to Sears Store on Ejercito

Nacional to check out cuis store detective.

The people at Sears said chat if a

name vere given to cien, chey vould cooperate.

On Trursday, 9 January 1909, chie

LILiBRiCE tean pluked up the store detective

as lie was leaving work.

Tire store detective went to a house at Layo Chieu 142-4.

Erior so that he vent to an addreso at avendia claverla

2-1.

On PrIday 10 JanUAry 190Y diO LIEMIRiCE CAN gOVE. US

the reault of a check at

leoe addroaded. They are the tollowing:

10882.11712

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98

SECRET

-2-

Juiet

Name of the divre dédes

fis cheat a percent 12-0,

Nave and address of his "girlfriend":

This information is for the

file. No

concrete resulto of the LIEMBRACE

check taxy vere obtained, as the man who sot into the Renault with placaa

380 HS does not appear to be identifiable vich the Seare store detective.

entarilont

STace. FARMILANT

E

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## Page 99

For relicteine

Pa-ken laz

Parslince Fearn

48-11 69 116)

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## Page 100

800

10/5

SOURCE: LIEMBRACE

D.:TE: Viomes 10 de enero de 1969.

FILE?

Suse% Investiación del setctivo de la Rionda Sonre kobek, 75j6rs: co dotonal.

Nombre: Jaine Losano Sánches

Dirección: Lago Chien No. 142-A, interior 12-A.

Donicilio de su anira, tal vez su amante: Av. Clavería No. 84-1. Su nombre es

Leonora Leal Via. de Medicisa

COFIES MADE

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## Page 101

101

інстіто

kjF

Di.Es juevos 9 de enero de 1969.

PARTICIPANTS: 1,2,4,5,10,14.

FIL58

licor

SUBICT, Surellance of Suspect antset y Soviet LOGIA'a

1830 Presentes en Sears Roebuck de México, Sodo, Ejército Nacional.

1947. Sale el sujeto por la puerta de empleados, Lleva una bolsa grande de papel de la tienda.

1949 Sube a un plymouth, 1949, color adul; placas No. 768 GA que estaba dentro del esta.

clonalento de Sears y so va.

2005 Se estaciona frente a in elificio de deptos. que esta en la Ar. Claverla 1o, 84:2.P 16

Antes de llegar aqui dió varias vueltas innecesarias, como chedándose.

2008 Se baja del carro con la bolsa de papel. Entra al edificio y entra al depto. No. I en

la planta baja.

2010 Sale del edificio. Parece que no le abrieren. Sube al carro y permanede ahí.

2015 Sale una mujer del edificio. Se acerca al carro y habla con el sujeto y éste se baja

del carro con la bolsa y entra con la mujer al depto. No, 1, 4a mujer abre con llave.

2120 Sale el sujeto solo. Sube a su carro y se va.

2129 Entra a una vencindad que está en lago Chiem No. 142-A y abro con llavo a la vivienda

No. 12 o 15, no se pudo ver bien porque estaba muy oscuro.

2145 Cáncelanos.

NOTA: No pudinos preguntar por él en Sears, porque so estaba la espleasa de Personal.

paniro panr

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102

SOUALES

DiTEi FlorTis 3 de nnero de 1969.

FILES

SUBJECT: Investlcación sobre el detective de Sears Ruetuck, Ejército Nucional.

En las offcinae de personal nos dijeron que tensaa 10 derectives y que so nos po-

dían proporcionar los sonbfea de todos; que si nosotros al los dibaros el nombre de

la peraona que nos interesaba, ellos nos darian los daços que 80l1citanos.

wish I will grued k-1. the unal IgnacIo VELLINA l

This peces te be sineud it i shot is the dond but te heos to

whoon Plates. 380 MS due rogisterodl

ithiy sut?

COPIES MADE

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## Page 103

103

Si RE: LIEPICRACE

DATE: JuaVes 2 de Enero de 1969.

FALTICIPANIS: 1,5,11.

sUBSTI sumolilano of T/O Suput Jevrit contoet

En un reporte del ala 12 de Dictembre de 1967, en el que 5 y 14 vieron a LOGINOV acompalado

do un hoabro tipo mexiceno cantrando por un puento de poatones del viaducto Miguel Aleman que

estara la altura de la callo Ejo Doo. I que despues este iltimo se fué en un Renault negra

placas No 590: HSi y 20 perdieron entrando el, riaducto.

1?(5 fué el martos 3l a la tionda Searo do Sjercito Nacional y Lo parodio que el detectavo de

catá tienda es el aleno que se vil con LOGINOY. Llevanos a 14 para que también 10 Identiricara.

Dico 16 que se pareco nuoho, peiró que no es, 5 dico que está seguro que a1 08.

En la descripclón que dieron ellos ese dia dijeron que en la cara se le vela como que habla.

tenido acné, y este

no tiene ninguna márca de es88. De todas maneras 1o fotografianoo.

Buscanos el renault en el estacionamiento y no estaba.

CODIES MADE

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## Page 104

1104

14 F

снет

sufrens

SUUROS: LIEMBILACE

16/F

iTE: Jurira 12. de dic. de 1968.

"ARTICIPANTS: 5,14.

FILE:

suBver sureanca oe Jouret tarijet of gracturity

1556 Se localisa en ol puento de peatones del Viaducto Miruel Alento, a La altura de la ca

11e BJo=2, Col, Buenos Ares, a LOGINOV atraveeando el puente a pie aconpatado de «

hombro tipo mexicano, coro de 35 a 40 años; 1.75 no de estatura, 80 kpe., pelo nezto

ondulado, con entradas frandor a los lados, cejas pruesas, tez norena, culia liono de

cicatrices de acrié, vestido con traje completo café claro y corsata.

1401 Se. despiden en Corcepción Méndez y Dr. Andrade. Se canceli a Loginov.

1412. El sujeto llega al restaurante Ananecer. Tapatlo de lito Perdido y Obrero Mundal. Reco-

Fre. el

restaurante, cono buscando a alruten.

1515 Sale y espera en la puerta

1500 Entra nuevamente al rostaurante y habla por teléfono. No se pudo ver el numero ni esca

char neda por nue habia música de marlachis dentro del restauranto.

1508

Ter dna dé hablar por teléfono y sale y sè va carinando.

1511

Sube a un Renouit Dauphine, 1961, negro, maltratado, plácas 380 kS, que estaha estacio-

nado en las calles de Esparta y Bolfvar. Se va.

telf- chech plate,

1516 Sa pierde en la entrada al Viaducto, rumbo al Uriente. No se pudo alpánzar porque de

tras de 61 entraron tres carros lentamente y ya no se pudo localizar.

COPIES MADE

380 MS litiga5

sano Vallera paran

Sinra di laciena Felice

" Дяс 68

gof

depende 1ls.

11-(/s P.seil-1202

, dif

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## Page 105

10.5

BEGRET

26 FEBRUARY 1969

MEMORANDUM POB. THE FILE

SUAJECT: Now Sovlät Bibasoy Cai

LILTale reported that patentia sergeantel loctor (ritria)

encerod the Sontot Baberey on 23 Tobruary 1969 do 8 1969 Cherrole

Cheville LOCINOV, according to LIENVOY vas acheduled to jo do

the border the week of 16 Pab 1969. to pick up his neu ear.

shfarailant

# LES: 50-8-10/1

SECREE

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## Page 106

106

= i pro

i was very such da foreror antiters so daäd been subarissed

subjice endd thet vien be fires amárca in vexsco his major destre

was to visir a booi store, ben te son-jed to visit one be was assed ar

thr variety of litoraturo for solo chich was ebcolutely barred to russians.

se cold not hola fouling nervous while in the bookstore, and later cried

whos he not hore, (Due to the enotlors he leat), ni tre darsi osportunily

he began buying and rending nil of the books he couldlactord. It took hin

• Iong tine in order to be ible to sit in a public arts ned onenly send a

book without feeline some kind of fear.

As regerda to Cube he has heard conflicting stories. te belteves

that Castro has done sose good for the Cubens. (by raising their stenderd

äuestion level), out that fron stories he has heard, the Rubens rad

a rich highes econondo starderd of livans (then erico or to the Castro:

regine. He has often discussed these polotics with louinor.

Lottior tends to say good things about Castro and the Cuban regime, but

when slore weth subject lecincy sneers at Castro and condemns the recime.

non.

This attitude leads Subject to bolteve that tirofficial soviet attitude

(reel attliudo) tonards Cuba is one of disgust. During discissions 1n e

§rOuS, IOGINGY los stated that they (sovlets) are not in favor or Cuerillas

operatIrE in CentI-l, and S. America. He hos repeated this shile privately

talking with subject.

During part of the conversation I began telling hira aboit

the standards of living in the U.S, snd what it right be lila living there.

ve discussed different parts of the U.S. In ters of Geography and what it

sod to offor. subject reposted that has wafe alwoys thought that it would

be devina living In thoU.S, and that he still had booes of godse there iri

the futuro to livo.

I've te.

Pete MIDITAR

K. Wartneros

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107

Russian Pesonario Troy doo conto Clan Gil do Go increaded T1=

Thry then inod tris slip of disar bick to the iscrimina chero this lovid sa"

miserace it to the person d carrge di the agorista The auror dans trote

on iho sto tar they bad parmiasion to lure shire cor there moris. Thes

'urned to de curR ubere tor colorei staroca de pad put tan indianas. evis

bird to be done every three postis..

heaver thiy traveled they aid to s-le this

sido wits Sen, Subject thinks that their travel was licites to 300 o- 600:

kiloneters, bit is rot sure. Er said the Soloser secere a gual iriend o Els

and Inter revised his rot to get a Sovart asssuri since it sight Illi: his

traveling i to tree dorid, Erior to lostáag Sussia hopes no: interpicred

by anyore or of rad soy declo

so sas introduced to LoSINO:

1: thrce jears ags b, JUAN DuIS, the directon o: the larguage instatust intro

Subject run saris), riter the introdiction they went to the direstors in riarat

on lambungo don drinko and de bacase friendly with LOSINO%. prior to ducat 6

nonths igo incaii bad serely been ô irdena, but and insinunted that Subgret

occer incomition on his studgats.

'In the bast six santas iucator has rude

bour thee direst olders, outtnan that dubicet prents hed ear kin persort

Into: notádi on his students, especially those no aight so las rosition to to.

to the Stries. (eveats the uual person-i iniona-tion, incluisnz tocir attitude

no did not sitrai der meeting arranged son s-gardny, 1 restarin, Deudüse de

slept late ond was not interested, he his sieviously sold

das"

the sec:tre

E..=..

"i sectar.

the came=s o

1:13

contact repart

: KATAJUR

§ Federang 196%

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## Page 108

108

Mean: 800 1 13:53%.

• :

215 noticeo to dor Sortet 10ro5, ini Mailo there 8ut a (67:2.530.

34a1r0

rcs.on.0ld Encuis.nno had act the nother in Fiasade.

the obere al de and any jubo don Subtres, or inor dl sayero,não macht esploy.

Subject, Endinar said do, bist. Intos tairoduced Subjeet so cIcatch, who gave

his a job.

p. 2270

subjcat met paraoão in the place dotel (soc previous Cont-ct

Resort), pRIsoDio was trera to miet tre oar. and a ter they (ão ent

PRIKUODKO met) talked by dor drone booth they neat to the bar to meet thr

ourer, Tre oner did not sno: up and they then went to PRINtODiGs abarteert

shere Subject stayed for dinner, chile the e he art CarRuySa. Subjict saii

tort CHEatiSt did noi ever try to recrust nin lor enythirg (ie said. that,

I must hune nisunderstood him during the previous ructing. ChRYS" 1s

LITAN

Inyano aro ad at Labelo sno gen do to the "5. anytire she sants

I must have mistaton him). CalfieS d6 1bo t 38 years old and ANDRiA Just turnet

17. ANDRiA has told Subject that

sho has hissed: CHoRNYSH on several occosions

nai really likes bin. Subgect is voly shory abat this and

says that Chrktist

is no bundness pickase in ascal, end he koons that Carisa (Cussect:) 1s

ip in pu rect...

subjeci couli like do put à stop to this but dois rot tron hos.

1Ros10050 is e tricet or Farincer (NI) MiCiNG, sü dier " Does

the lotel ALidi and te MACIEND VISIA HOSA, LATINiE 15 no -bour ó

jeans ald: Subfici toucht MiSTINiZ Rusador about § yaoss ego ani lies no: sron

¡rud bes tree distied Shannone nuisia. Moll de 2990 r Bootto: 19

Archies s0 For

erie of dre connections betron tiü thrie).

incide captor bars 19 sudopest des castound) are modded to thie

t!!8:19

sister

hottes

?.

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## Page 109

109

Sua 200: Gicsia Pinto

03 7320

Pinse 2200-0200 %e

Pian.

¡ geoso of ton os us eclabratoá don Vianis ive

sogothas.

Eusi?0a5 dt Soviet anhiasu. Gloria vants to

purchico E Forsian Leno Coato ileninara Lorainov.

Hus ore sta tould be lilling to soll, iut Gloria

polieves it sould be too hot for rexico, aving

been lined for voscow weatrer. Gloria thinks that

the commerciai counselor of the soviet embassy

would be siterested, willing, and able to help

her in obtaining a Soviet coat.

Giaria also tants to open =

shop. She thougnt

that rayba sha could irrale insorted sovict goods.

Ros cilliras are nor oid onough to take care oi..

therselros. she Ecols unreedea,

rinco the intercst

in obering a

Sho ina checkad with the Caniro

fazi and learneá

that shop spioe rents fo: 12000

risos per month. cha vould Diotuly tork tos some-

one olse for a while to icaon. tho prodiers fin

volica,

before opening nor sim sh0?.

she aâmits

to very litale education. She hus never workee in

her life.

Hents tela from me:

Tre last tiro I säw

Gloria sho caninced na chat on

New Years Eva I

oto-asce to give her robien soma trought. frankay,

share is sosthing she could do for my cover

business. I naed sondono lino is atiractive,

mature,

but not

necessarily vary intelligent, and rot

necessarily vesy exporicacea,

to contact potential

clients,

to sell a service. I think Gloria could

fit this raguirement. I had in tard a commissior.

agent: sorase tino toula reciova no salary,

but

¿osia receivo a Iniz sarcentäro each morth (20%)

o the incaa due to clients sna satainod, let*s

say she louis zing ra 100 clients ovor a period

on Iwo or trase years. los's say further thai

caci client noula represent an incora di $250 cucos

pe= montho Sho lioula receive -20 %: 250 x

100: = S0c0

..pesos por sarán as ioni an those cilenos contáruré.

and whethe sia continued to voi!: for ma oi

700.

she could rai as little or as

rich

is gac

vantod,

though I noad unosasly set à cuota

client

DE Medio Sia MoriC

the your

2630

pesos per tonti, averuging 1300 pesos

or'cr

tho vogr. Sho das her

vin car. " roriarcose.

Ici-zursa Fan dos gasolino and

cricotai-mont cio

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mention this in sond cotill bacuuso i

think 10 acally could suit Gl0z1a and rouid

nolo my businces. If i used hes,

it rould tro

moly preciode nor use iiitingly against tho

sons tiought

ought to is given to tie possistlity thut sie

miaht aircaay be workirg for the sovicts (which

I doubt) and coula re turguttcù against =.

sovats interest 15 clonia. I louid not

attempt to crolain way the soviets might e

interested in Gloria as a target. My Guesses

would ber a waste of time considering that the

soviet section has probably given this sort o

thing a great seal of ciperienced thought. I

do belleve that valentin and Gloria might De

having an affair for strictly porsonal and

ron-operational reasons. I further believe

trat valentin night actually be paying his

lown way at the French Clus to pursue a sp0rt

he is fairly god at and enjoys-anà not as

¡an excuse to go to the Frenci club to find.

potential recruits.

our laterase in clarico i can see a poisibio

use of Glozia

sy false Merican secret

service, the seciario lould go sorothing like this:

We (the doxicin secret sorvice, have ob

serveà that she (Gloria) has beer seon

in the company of valentin. le trovi

valentin to se à very dangerous and

destructive person to Mexico.

would she be willing to report on Val-

his views:

his activities as far as she is aware of

thcm.

(Later) would she te willing to take

comments wich would encourage valen-

tin to try to reciult hot.

such conrents

would be trat sno has not dinionais

fion various chiassy,

knows stuceres

who are anarchists and communists,

IS

growing nore and rose alsappointec vien

the jis. foreign policy, concozaily since

that insaialist vicion his talci ovc=,

ctc:

Ultimate use. Tro Gientual. value of G10=1=

¿ recare vulnerabilities of ta?.

Resort tie roidt wich

discruralro, critical oi tii..:

Turdy to deidcia.

i:..

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ROport Was

a= least some of tro

t2r60ts 05

the soviets

night torr

nanaly sos scaignments. From Val.

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3.

Roport Wiat üt lourE sOno 01

zho

targeta os

tro

to-a

пото÷!

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E danenry i95)

CONTACT REFONT

FROM

: Somucl J. KirriSt"

SUBJICT : Rotal ViDaLad duda: Comict kath, on 29 danuary 1969.

?.

WiiSU! leis ins car in a peacer? 20g do the dons soon and unlied

to tho vicinity of Sunbarno on Boroima usa 215cr.

ho 2421 I called tre

iinguago achoil whore suadoos icacros ord sus toid thai hu lad nut yot örrived

sor cliss. I callod again at 1105 and sas Inforsed that to vas already in elrea..

1$ I545 I jegas waltino in frost of the Lanzusco school for Subject to come out.

so camo out at 1610 and no walked towarda saricorns.

I truited hir to no to.

La Mansion Restaurant on Insurgortes Sur but le said that ho hid a class schedulra

iron 1630 to 1800, la wont to the sorborro bar and had a drink. I told hin this

I thought thi two girls I hea

provioualy nor horo going to neet me at the la

Mansion at 1700 and that I wanted hin to go with me.

After some discussior h

decidod that ho could postpono the class intil Friday, dut köuld bive to vast

unt 11 1630 for the pupil to arrivo, in ordos to inform bor, le irft tha Bar at

1530 and oncountored tho student by tho ragazine stand. Subjret mode his excuses.

and no started walking to his sar. (Subject ind not wanted to miss his class.

and astor sone discuston in the bar, he offered aé his car in order that Int

so to in tonsion and dot the clio. i toid his thai I also wanted to est, int

that there was a possibility that tro girls would'st ston up:

He finally co-ser-ed

astor soze cinsideration).

to arrivod. at la barsion, shortly corore 1700 and vent insido, lerve:

the car parked in the Rostaurant lot, ditor sitting doin aid ordering orials

and a stoax, I toid ha- tha: I soula lace to discuss a feu inportant itca: tara

rad a lo: do to with his future. (I lnd cantlored dartrio the prevdóis scoria."

shat I hed soro business to tail to hia doort). I began by telling har try

in our rolationanda I hid pogloeted to serition sorethana deportant. i ivan:-i

shee a mecting dan do deacules bai no: ar

asident, à too cone darie co: ::,

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or to Follie, o=

eyebrons, Sut arico changed ins cappucchon on his coco, tiron the look or lis

• caco, one racht thant ho was gaichiro a Bage Suny cartoon), I sald 9409 o'5

silos sto: that for some juars ta bas constacrabir contact with mumbirs or

Sovior tus.

Sutoro I coila so

aru durater do stasud thrt de has not a seabor

of the

dus.

nor dad ho ovor vors for them. I said that that sas uhat se bolieved.

and that was aiso why I hanted to tali co ida. I had a proposition to m-e to

hai. Bolose i cólla continue, ta said that be hod often been appranched (Current is.

and 1n the pist) by the SiGB to work for then, it prosent he 1s boine hounded

by Valentin (LOVINOV) to soport on his toxican friends, lie considers the KGB

to bo a bunch of Bastards (Cabronos) and thrt le dous not bollero in ill of this

under the table spinü, nor dois to sailere in what ine kob are tigire to do.

and 19 I's involuca da chis word, and I so asking ban the sone thing. this I'=

tho same lina or bastara that duo deb aro, to sadd for sone tine now, ¿ocene:

heis calie1 har, not him, asd asked that ie (Subject) spot lexicons (students)

who are either going to the U.S. or lou's lalie they night be promising in that

rospect, and that ho (Subjoot) pregaro biographical anta and other detriis

about their current liio, and arrance for them to muot LOGINOU at parilio, ete.

LoGINOY, during doch mooting with Subjcet, badge an envoloze with 500 pusos in

cash in it, and continualiy orders this to Subject, Subject says that he

doesint say yos or no, but tint to dato lo bes not nurished any infor-ston and

has not accepted any noncy.. He iles his friends and students, and any couscarion

1th LOGLoy (along these 11nos) kould nese bia cool like a Judas. Bosirles.

these students are young, and nico people, and the 1GB basterds should ices racir

hands. orr thes.

se sald thet ho aporcelated the fect that I lecif toly stored

his an orciolal I.Di cani and declarca myself, becaras LosINGi did sot evor. dave

the doconey to do shot, LOuR:dY has devas shored dia argilin: ot aii (1n.:.=.)

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liS

Mello, and none ever discsica do contes do talent to dog de beated tea

1n.om1107 1107 Tixican dixican studonio, Die Subsint there LODINO: 15105 art doesn!

aporcel-to she appocaor by locarav. le cariot ind approcched aur honestly.

stood him 1.9, and tiled about dro idisitso involice in itos he wanted.

subjiet minht hare mid aero citention, du no (Sibicet) did not 1146 the

dishonost no; LONGIOV vent abo tai, courina robuy and trying to con him.

Suoject sald, prartod, ho ncuds nory, and the 500 pesos aiunys luoks rood.

but thint it he started doing wint losinov wanted, the sight of the coney would

make him sick ittorwards. I toid hin that we were not intorested in his

students, birt that no wantod to stop the duù in their efforts to undermino

othor intions and direst cabotago against the .s. lie night not like the idca:

of under-the-table dealing, but it kas a real lact o: lito. I: It wara not

for the curront indor-the-table conflict, the world would probabiy bo russed

into a nuclear war, and he krew what that meant.

what was goirg on in the

espionage-flold was actually a doterrant, and that the people involved scre

composca of the best minds of two worlas. I recalled his (Subject) two werld

powers opinions (previously expressed by hin) and esked him what he plannod-to"

do. Fe could'nt return to Russia; his current futura prospects in lexico were

not too prouising, and ho had previously rentionid that ho wanted to go to the

D.S. If 1t's true that thoro are only tuo inportant powers in the worid, then

ho had botter sertously constier where ke vants to place his merbles, Upportunity

doesint hock overy day, ard he was talking to a representative of the U.S

Governent at the covert, who sas nakine e proposition directly to him (Suoject).

Subject said the tot was ill trie; he at first wanted to retuan to fissi. out

after soons sore things in extoo so realized that de could nevér be bipsy in

Russia again bcause of the oppressive rugane and the lock oi irtedor. (ão

ested tho recent Russian invasion of the Crecks and said thot se rado car saca

to see the pisslers do tals). He sald that de ung not happy 1r lexico out ther

be couid livo dura 0.í.

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1 16

so tad previously tard to so is too

caso, ho had rode friendo bere, and rais is tis iife, and du tus no Inication

of citara supering has itierdo or baina an iniorao, didals ios the A35 a5 C0=

thair vos, equivalent, the farsi perion to his is llie waib 1s. idiuelf. ini

the curlication dari do 1s a soy iraincs lio dia ittendo coule le endurt lo

menially ruin his, regardiess on auy coney coccircu. I told his that one

of our efforts is trying to bicult the 1G3 iner this go siter peoble thit tn

out to ba his friends. Ee can think that he (S-Sjcet) is not Irvolved, but

that is far from the truch. Le lay not nosk lo= die 103. but his associations

with them have beea lown for sose tine ard thet a tbick file alrepdy exists

on him. I know him personally roi, and like his, and li he refuses to worr vich

ne It, obligated to write it us that way. ly sageriors will Inter sit don

with se and ask the results, and I'll tell them Last Raisel is a nice git, honest.

sincero, and I firmly bolieve that ke is cosplataly conest nis however will

nót answer the question wy ho will not coogerate, and when at 1s püt on pajes

11 will just bo a cold report lacking personility, and thu paper will indiente.

that ho night de working ¿or the juß regardless of arj opinions tacked on to the

button, In a case like this, protocol betizer the t.S: and texiern Goverments

require that we

eventually turn over to they any resorts on people in their

country who migit be involved with the Russions in eliosts agrinst l'exico.

In his case, his file would be tumes over to the sexicans ara then he car ¿vagine.

what could happen. By the time the Secret Service stopped harrasing him. or ke

wound wo in jail, he would by living a miserable ilie. All this just co- being

Innocent. for this reason, ard for reasons involrise tie fact that as a seal

person in a reol vorid be canet ationa just to sit an the zidale oi the fence.

he should seriously consider toy proposition.

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Subject said that whao = sentionid sourded llie a Garant, and dare 20 18 895,

19 stall do taore sako and callopencis du doudo radher do iouãa or bo harpreeod

dy to polics dosa do cooperate, clico with as oo tae ñ05. I told lim

to com tin, l was only aotáne.. i noo a frond remarcares vant his dosision "es.

and that 1l 19s Mio", tren i'll do overthire in sy power to see tart be.

remains untouched and toothered, bit toot 7 conte gerunted aruthan beenuse

e direcratic structuro has involvia and i digrat invo the liml say. I foid

him that undoes crorythine he lad told mo during our previo's sissori-tion was

complote D.S., then to bod a duty to at liost considor what 1 was askine.

(By row wa had beer: at this iron 1700 to about 1930), Finally ho askra ne

what I would want of tir. I sald that I wanted hin to rork with me directly

against the KGB ard tra. I rai so interest in bis friends or students rt all:

If to was concerned acout the MOB bastards botharina his frienis, this vas

his charco to nely me do sorithing about 1t. We can't operrte slont. to hos

the intelligence, the ubility and the opportunity to do a great derl and he

should Involve himselr. Ií only for the idoals that do has previously expressed.

Cie trought about it for a few moments and began to talk aboit furly CuRNYS:).

1: 13042

he said that for Inutarice CHipaIsE was snother KGB man who had

approached time

to reort on Americons. LOGINi cad told him that he (LOGIjOr) could si get alonz

- L tita martears and contequently vas orly interested in woring with dexlera, but

¡caRisa tried to recruit Subject te void agninst trericens. Subject refluid.

CHERNYSa however was trying to works on ANDREA (Subjects

him damsed nod.

The girl AsDRei was only about 15 or 17, und a sweot little pirl.

Palive and they (X03) hed ro bustress trying to plot on hor: Subject said thit ho

sas in the Plaza hotel ore doy kaltine to enke a suno call, and thit deberra

trid tons

sibfres asked his in dussion ai do was from the indessy. Too too gave tid mor

and sold done do to egal deratory and asica Subleat 1 lide dos in arti

1....

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-Af.

C

The lad Soonitago sald troi li proceraced anãol deerior to and seen das ploture.

surane the conversation the scoritay astr dodoil crur to darner that night aral

he sorented, ¡cen Rateel aráved, la uns Entroduced do CHElSa dio sude

overtures d: ¿richastlo shich Intor ica da dãe citenated recruiment, in tho

contine fariod ssa introduccu Callissa to disial ard ron regroctod 1t.

Cahis led lato curthor conversation about the sul and i esked kin about CHIcHao!).

He said that he has woried for Chichich but dant ha had no ide- that CHICKOV was

103. CHICiali had sever made any ettemos to recruit hit for, enythin. Fe

later montioned that be right loon vassicsultator by first a-ne. but could not.

be sure of tra last nine. (I dident try to describe hir). Subjret mentioned

other Soviets who are 103 during • fast suring conversation büt I did not take

notes.

ly ain was the recruitmant and I trica to leco the corversation channoled

tovards that end. During too corversation subject seld that at one the his

rothar had coriided in him that they had tind to recruit ler ssvoral tires in

Moscoy to tori aginst Spaniaras ant latis inaricans neo visiter.

The FG3

a-s once threatened her but whan she candsired that she would consult her husband.

they told her to jorget it. he said that she ded known nary merters of the dVD.

NaVD and non 105, but that sho still recuses to hork for then in their business.

After considerable aore discussion along the sare lires. Subject finclly

thouzat a bit, and said that le would agree to work wita ne on ore cordition

orly. The condition was that I would not ast his to inform on, or wors agrinst.

ary of his friends or students, including ODi, VENURA OÇ ANDREA In porticular.

and that it asy thing should bagpen to his as a result of his cors for so, that

I would prodise to take care oi his wile and child. I agreed to his condition..

restating thit I only concern was the 103. I said hoiever th In the

future if.

I could prove to bin, on convince him, that any of his local' accuinterces vere

atrestly involred with the 1GS toen I jould elsect ti- to Lal; sa.

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d...

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Restaurnt dato date Loos0i aù 2620, l0 dos To nect dualON at a 25r10203

3:0:id do cata idualiov, i toló dan do be sury eurodus that to cocsora chinee

h1s attitudo one bät, and to continuo coù dho dare bodig vita LOsINOs dust as

15 rothy at n1l b-d happened, i suld thit the Sovicia do taid a dopertions...

at this ho interrupted and said "stupsa" end grianca. I seid yes, they do

oporate now ond that, and that the Sorels would not bu very h-poy to discover

that their friend hid anythinz at all to do with us.

I said that even though

we treat each othar as gontlesen. they are capible of boing toph at times.

Ho said not to worry, thit he, was an excellent actor, and LOGINOr would rever

suspect & thing..

During the tine I was trying to convince hir, ho said that I les

forgotting one thing. lie assured me that he was Sho Sociulist ard 20% capitalist.

and he famiy bolieved that socialien was good for sode countries. Including

Rissis.

He said that bacause or that ho didist see hon I could ever have any

confirence ir. him, I inswered by saying that everyone nes entitled to their

1deals, end I too boltoved in certain forms or Socirlisa.

The encouraging thing

wis that he bolieved in sonathing, and that was his right as an Irdividual.

¿e in the J.s are entitlod to our bellefs, and are not rostricted in our readine

setter or whet we said on street cornors. Il ta wanted to, he could stard on

the steps of the Lincoin onument and give a speach on soci-lisa and no one

would bother him provided he dadint causo a riot, disturb the boped or break sono

Local law, io have Socialists who are still good citizens. He then talked

a Ittle about the restriotions in Russi. In rcading nutter and talking. büt

saw ru point.

Sy 2215 wo word in agromont on his cooveration with so involving

tre above montionca

conditions. I asked his to neot re on. 'edrosday, 5 jebricry.

at 2030 at CHiLlPiS Restaurart on Rufoina (jisi soross tha Portiorico, Eu

tion wiere 19 vas and agradd to rect 50, I ecutioned him again to be vori care ul

1s ido dealings nit LUDINOU and to tao percarasero any né caro to the mucilai.

Keeperin 1001

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dust prád do coardro the restrano do cola did attor this to

was going out ard got drundo lo donri remader thurs do sade de das going.

but in raght lavo soon escala in cautiondad den, de dis 5i1a tart ho

sould tot asy anoid, crun to las motton dinarco do luce too restaurent

as 2g, do vantra to divo no a rado, or have so do got drunk with him, but

I sade that even though i sonia ná mind 16, that thoce o' so sssociates were

malian abait threo boss day for so trods, dad that I had to toll them

wint happeted... thoy sore very incidus shout this, la furted in lor doo ar

ard ta drora 0if as I valled in the other dirostion. I later caugit a cab to

cour and Icit it in tha victnity o: sy car.

Juring the contursation Subjest rantioned the remes o: various

Soviets, but I was not taldro rotes and proicared to channel tho conversation

back to tào rocruitrent pitch. I thought tho details could be obtained Inter

1 be sos resiulted.

During the pitch the only one no was marvous was aû. Subjcat displayed

s reool" waich was anazirs, "Hen I ptiscated ry sredentirls ard the pitch he

never batiod an eyelasi, just cortinuod slightly saiing. I noted no reaction.

at all, It could do that da still thought I was kidadas, on pleying soro gene.

Is argo case, oither he works for the other side, or ha is indecd cool to en

aami-sble point.

a (I) talked sar 1200 to sbout 2030 without saidrz enr benduay.

•Uo until that ina I bad gotten an esphatic "lo". I almost gave us becoro

arotber agproach produced a little result. I thirs that polor assessmarts anten

stata tat to u111 do anthins for rone: is entirely calso. "

it the nonent the

resultant 1s stial on thin 1ie, and sübjast 1s suilous about involving k15

intends. Perhaps aiter a gets mis iceù net (al 1i lesse 1hi doro) dies loos

some cosrigence du can da brounds around to do almosi

"rider.

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railrotions on ilo colonio, (loit or no:) she ducan grosle, decubidean

opartonon. Is all of dr? t'orsoning-1o-ir lly locatinato, the sucross o

the recruitment so for ano boon dio to criendanin and de villarmiss to sto

Just about overything his way, Tris will tike taro so chario.

Soriel J. Kartasuk

Lein do die n day do, a

2 edit Page duce decei fee

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iad

iNsit l pil

"C."

n3 oon

O niho m thi K955 Rite tenh

50-=15211

Taftin

wes des lepply l pe

to is? Deted

O Citiba appicl ty chac phe

O Rieta Kis mnnt ie l lit

fo at.9/

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prs detsd trire

lod porti,

Haät.

w. li

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2'3

so in contact all miner)?

es gore example they end to

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SECRET

30 January 1969

MONSORANDUN FOR: C/Cuba

PROM

SUBJECT

C/IC

LIRALl'& Sortet Contacts it the French club

1.

withous encouraging any furthor contact betseen LIRALI

and the soviota but simply taking advantage of the fact that de

does continue to see them, I would appreciate continuing inforsation

on the folloning

points:

B i

Anything.now lesrnod about the activities of LoGINOv

and CHERNISE, evon the fact that they were at the club for

certals hore on cortain dates, with whom they playod tenalo

or talked, etc..

Any indications that either LOGINOV A, CHERNISH have

any interost in anyone at the clüb.

Continuing assensment and biographic data on Gloria

PINTO and ber husband ith the vlow of approsching both or

althor.

I would also appreciato a detalled assesament of LOGINOY

basod on the relationship to dato.

The same for CHERNISH.

8. AB KGB OlfIcers both are or priority interest.

p-11712

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CONTACT RESORT

SUBJECT

: 555453. (P-5777)

DanE OR NESTING: 22 jacuary 1969

1. Follonáos a chore cali from Subject, i sai sin at his

hotel room for lunch. The seeting, lasted fros 1455 anail arousd

1000. The next meeting hill be arranged by phone ates Sübject is wi

back in Mexico Ciuy.

now wiel

Suno

2. During the past month, subject was 112 wish/eque and,

following recovery, spnt all of his time on business matters

rather than on subjects of operational interest. is usual, he is

up to his ears in financial hoes, though he just discovered that

his position

is not nearly as bad as he thought.

517

3.. Subject said he thinks Polish Ambassador NiCiRZAN aN

may come to visit him in Cuernavaca this Sunday, though plans are

not definite. I urged him again to get busy courting ViJ, a bit

morqasgressively and not to let the relationship grow coldi

Subject said

that the reason he has not been more active lately

is that Lolita is in the early months of pregnandy and has not

been feeling up to any barge-scale entertaining.

4. Yesterday afternoon,

oonll'/42' January, subject ran into

Valentin LOCINOV a Florencia and Hamburgo. They escharged brief

greetings and LOGINOV commented "we have had a very good beginning

advising that BEWSEP has-seen Subject's sister in watsad. lothing

nore than this other than rostine greetings.

6. Subject said that hij secretary has bera losing, 1or an

Jole: 7.677>

PIl, 712

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itreth

S'E

10 JANUARY 1968

HEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE

SUBJECT: Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY (P-11712)

On A6. December 1968 LICALLA reported that a light-complextoned

vowin had entered che Soviet Embagsy grounds at 1106 that day.

She vas seen exiting at 1122 hours.

While laside. the Soviet Embassy

stounds; this woman had contact wich Subject. (LOGINOV):

LILYRIC reported that on that sane date,

16 December 1968,

unidentified light-complexioned wonan had entered che Sovfet Embassy

at 1100 hours. She was exiting at 1122 hours:

She was driving a

car with D.F.

plates 964 PC.

LIKAYAK reported on 7 January 1969

that these piates were registered to:

Raque 1* URTULER de DALLAL.

Residence: Rio P 95 - 1

Mexico 5, D.F.

They are registered to a 1965 Opel Sedan.

Ander

There are no Station Iraces on the woman cited above.

Attached are photographs of the wonan seen in contact with LOGINOY,

as well as the LIKAYAK placa check results.

GrACe H. PARMILANT

CA22DO

BECRET

ill

f. 11, 712

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LILYRIC- Y-2926

- 1 Me G$

, THIS WOMAN WAS SEEN ENTERING CLUB ST 1US iDiZi.

SHE AGRIVED IN A CAR HITH

D.F. FLAGAS 964 PC (belug checked):

ACCORDING TO LICALLA, A BLONDE WOMAN

WHO WAS SEEN ENTERING AT SAME TIME NAD CONTACI WITH VALENTIN S. LOGINDY (P11712).

KNOWN XGB OFFICER.

ACUORDING TO LOCALLA IHIS VOMAN EXITED AT 11Z& HOURS, WHICH

IS SAMS TIME LILYRIC HAS HER EXITING.

0 0

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silapie i

14 lidié inehii 1961

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de 1969.

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A

quien corresyonda

SRESENTE:

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placaa que enseguida especifico.

silaca 1o 964-rc-lerbenoce a un eache Opol.

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DE DALlal con domicillo en las calles de Rio 1oo Ne 95 Interlor 1 de la

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CO. TACE SEPORT:

SURJACT: MIRODINI and 2

DATE 07 ASBRING:: 4 December 1958

111665

1-17127

p-1312)

I. The undorsigned not with LInowN and 2 at the LIROLIN apartment

on 4 December fron 1215 to 1300 hours..

Tho next meating will occur

when one of the LIROßIN's contacts ReIDElANi via tolephone..

2. LIROBIN/2 reported that both of the LIROBINS attonded a cocktail

party at she home of the Indlan imbasoy Can¿OR CO, PTU PARASIAR,

at which they met the LOGINOV's (P-11712). LOGINOV again refused to

- carry on any of the conversation in English even thougt English was the

conton language used by the suests. At ond point during the evening,

Mi'so PARASHAR addressed LOGINOV in front of all the guests and chided

him for not using his English remarking that"everyone here knows that

you speak English". LOGINOV stared at her icily, but did not comnent

In either Spanish or English.

LOGIHOV spoke briefly with I/1 Irquiring

what Wi's dutles were with the newspaner and gave every indication that

he was unavare of WI's column. Mrs. ¡ûGINOV was quite cordial and

Inquired 1f W2 had been to the film festival in Acapulco. W2 replied

that she had not to which tirs. LOGINOV countered by remarking that she

had seen W2's friends - the SARATOVS (P-13125)- at Acapulco. I2 stated

that no effort was cade to involve the LUGINOV's in polemies during the

evening and that LOGINOV did not appear to know the majority of the

approxinate lo quosts who reprosented alrost overy nationality. The

LIrcali's worn the only sericansi with the exception of Savard NaldY

and his toxican 11to. LOCINOW did not spend in inordinate tiue vith any

particular individund nor did thos tomin lato.

3o idsoloni Information me obtainod no irnold bliGuri vaca

usTand vas radhion 1000 1 10006. Cho damidle 000 invite my

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isel

253201°

41:110002:€

erinered

otrion tass

socially and for Iinnis.

G10r13

is. a very attractire and vivacious norar of

she is the centur of gravdey of a crous

of tennis enthusiasts, rantino in ace iron recho, Gloria's

daughter of 19 or 20 to Licerelado

prociano la acousy fro.

PaN) of perhaos 65 years ös ror. It is coustfui that

Gloria

world encourane an affair with vaientin. Bez in-

terest in val is proubly that

of everyone else's;

as a

soviet, he is a novelty. He 15

aiso protily attractive

to women who like brutisi ror.

sioria,

is however, is

rarrica to a very soft-spoken a- consiccrate surson.

ENCOUT OF SOCIAL CONCOUESE. It seems likoly that

Tal

and Gloria and their families

rare cone togethes

socially at intervals.

It is doucesul trag they ase

they fure Pintos)

intimacà frie esertonda that tau has anong the casscans.

the closest

VAR'S HIERSON IN GLOS, fal's iniciest a cioria

is procasty more complex than nax interest i-

ne probably has entertained the possibility of an affair

with Gloriao val has

spoken. ircuently of

his interest

in giris. Gloria could easily de a sexual target for lal-

self-appointeù, of cou-se.

Furcher, Gioria organizes tennis groups ard infograi

tournarents.

Through her val

is likely to meet a nurses

of Mexicans.

It seens highly unlikely that val would try to re-

cruit eitler cloria or bege.

They. enjoy a fairly luxorious

iife, Pare roing a fairly successil physician.

leitnes

Pene

or. Gioria.

take life seriously enough to bacore 1n-

tellectuai communists. Frilospay is certainly nor trait

reacino or croice during icle -ours. clonia is pairazily

intcrestor

in sportS.

she was rational champion ca mater-

skiing several yours

in a cou dow she is devotine ter-

sols to tennis which one prays reasonusly velle

Jancing

i's

richelly hos nost great intereste

In my opinion dud

doss

have susticient tine

Let to devote to rirris."

on econonies of nolitics.

dre seans tasticuiarly 121-

informud sui trout

politica.

25.02is.

1158 209664%

Torontos

20=:

£=on foua Mecio 1a Eu563a

Chelo don, Festio,

marchied

COPIES MADE

7-11712

p-1327.3

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7133

isto

antics the

hiro macardiner contace tita tron trough masais as loaut

trice a taco choto bare rood oscasional dinnere amore

sitivaria

¡o coura aloo lorite valentin with or without the

110005.

lentin has done in

icast

vo have noi Icciptoçuted, an invitation to the tricon

CirCUS.

GLORI:'S FEELING AFOUT THE US. I believe that Gloria

1s less anti-Anerican than the avarage middle-class lexican.

she ras travelled to the us many times for vacations anà

shopping. she knows the us

rather well, but she does not

seen arous.

RSCRGITABILITY CE CLORIA.I En COnvinced that sre

agree to vori for the leashe mignt consider

Portina

sor a false-flara "excian" in she wore toà

tal had baen deserved canticipating in sore acinous

espienace act, supplying arms and noney to the commist

acudent scitators, jor exarsico Ter ultimate objectives

ane not class in

my marco I rout that she could ever

rose to recruit alentin

to defiot to lexico, ¿ an sure

sie couli never recruit him as an agant of ¿exico. It

ross seen possible that

she right

able to got fin.

reveal his disassointments

and s: rivances-information

vinica might be of value to us..

8u2 = the moment I havr insudlicient

infoniazaon drout

232

or [I.

if it is doened of intereest, we could exchange

invitarions during the nest few. weeks in oraer yo occain

the recessary inforsation.

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136

Daccates 21, inosa 1100 roues

PLACE ADQUIRDO: Fronor Cilo

¿ sa: cloria tulking to jours Torerayal. I josaco

them, Gloria has turnirg an all on bor not inconciderable

charn. Inviiod Touri

to her pusada. then asica whor she

tho sovlot chiary añout i dusiness doal

flin

Was told lals would in Ivanov, Gloria said she

hard him and sonertied hinds big and corpulant. Appareatly

8: 10107

wis corroct-according to jonil's seaction.

filorts ankod louri whero hu worked.and was told with

valontin. llo audad that this 1i tha deraitront you tuit

cone to 1s jou, want to visit the sovlot Union.

Later I süw Iourl with his wife and son. she is rather

attractive,

tail. Pavel, is accut three yours old, and

a vory hareso.a little boy

EATE OF INFORMATION DeCencer 23, 1963. 2000 - 0200 Fouis.

PLACE ACQUITED: POSEda üt Gloria's

Vil and his vise and Icuri ana his vile ana aroue co

to 50 otinea geople were prosant. Vallo wido brought pirojici

dEliciouS.

Gloria invited us to soord next weekend with them ard

3 or s other couples at vallo di bravo. Valentin and his

wife will be thore. la accepsed.

LeTter.

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137

back to rowton luld.

A resume of thety relationship.

-His attitude towards

hor,

bers to

b.1m.

Any Indicattong of sexual Involvenent?

Bio datá on Pinto, marital relationệ.

assessment of

her,

could she be approached to talk about her rolationsbip

with

LOGINOV, how, through whom?

Dres Login still got french Clich?

How often: with whion does he associatesh.

In shat a spent on lies circent achertios.

slachs at French Club.

of pilestos.

hit no repet.

CI

....

18 54

P:11712

2010764

WPM.

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i38

•CREsLA ple

4

c/Cub

K/F

VALERO :

hotans a Tony a Guitonco

Plo and LeRENM fr lilalel

pm

mait

1217

11)12

P-11155

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A69• doc-car 20, 1063

Fontariot scroors,

co knew ds those is and incornation in tho 2110s

т:783667

70157.

rory has chorn an bausual

InICICSE

In valentin Loguinovo do rocurtly mado i dato

play tennis io tho French Club.. Toay ad-

mittoo to mailio quite an esfort to koco lis date,

despite other committments thien hua como us. l'al,

nowever,

did not siow and did not call tony. Tony

scened far more annoyed thin would ve normal under

trio carcurstances. "

Pay's siris?, acricay. tony has a large family

here and i:

the us. ais

father 1s an irerican and. Tony

excallent angiish. Fe is very arionaly, well-

11÷00, pIc-isd!,

ilont tennis playci.

Antomo WALERO

P-1112

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140

expertfite

1-11665

DATE OF HUTCING: 14 Movembor 1968

lo. The undersigned set with LIROBDINf/1 at his apartment on

14 jovembor from 1500 to 1630 hours. LIRUsiTia2 was 1l1 in bed (flu)

rad was unable to particianto in this meeting. The LIROBINS daughter,

Lisa, was present In thu house during the meeting which prompted RIDENANN

to Inquire of Ill 1f the daughter was lausa avare of the type of ro-

lationship which the LIROBBINS had with RIDilAN. WI replied that

"they" had toid thetr daughter inasmuch as she had come to suspect such

a relationship over the past year or so. ASIDENuN felt that It would bo

of little purpose, at this time, to admonish the LIROBEINS and dropped the

subject. REIDEMAN has jound the LIROBBINS to be woefully lacking in

general security principles and has strived, in a tactful manner, to point.

out past shortcomings and possible

socurity hasards - especially with

regara to telephone conversations.

2. In response to REIDELY g question regarding attendance at the

7 November reception, Il stated that they had both attended. I/l con

To lin

centod that there appesred fewer people this coar than last.. As a matter

of fact, I/1 could identify only two people in the entire throng that he

had previously known. They weres the Indian Sabassy Counstilor (?),

FIU PARASPAR and an Anerican couple, Lulu Vargas-VIla do LEE (wiio),

to 1s the correspondent for la linion (Valparaiso); La Prensa (buenos

Mires); El [lendo (Pogota) and rosides at Plator 44+5 - 2nd floor,

o1: 20-10-23.

The WInOs. INS spoke briefly with hoth of the above

parties as well as Sinion (PolI,, Stole (PI, MGM F2

ani PRIMOSiO (P-2270). The conversation adhored to generalities such as

thu Olyagles, food, ate.

1-/3/25012

111/5

N 22-10 (1)

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appeared to bo luricans - a largo runder of them clad in thoir every-

¿ay clothos. Thera was also a spriniling of toxican student-appearing

types.

for tho record, Wi reported that his automobilo 1s a 1965

bluo, two-door, Oldsmobilo bearing Oklahona Iiconso platos, ZS-8546

(1968 plates).

3. With roforence to sAriTOV's party on the ovening of I3 November,

Il consented that he and W2 arrivud at the narty at approximatoly

2000 remaining until ca. 0030, I4 lovember. Tho LIROBBINS were the

last to leave although they departed only minutes after the rest of the

Guests. The guost list includeds the LInORBINS, Arnold BILBOTO and

wife Johnne, doger cubiii (Radio VIP) and vifo, and the Saratove.

English was the coron language spoken and I/l noted that both the

Saratoys handled the language with ease althuugh as the evening progressed

a1.? SARATOV's liquor consumption Increased his fluorcy and articulation

became more labored. Il stated that SARATOV pushed liquor very hard

the entire evening starting out with two pre-dinner drinks andthen

serving vodka in accompaniement to the borsch.. Wine was served with the

main course,. Chinese beef, prepared by Nataliya SARATOVA. Dessert was

accompanied with brandy and the avening progressed with long drinks after

dinner.

Ill stated that SARAIOV drank with the group although b/1 doubted

.. that SARATOV matched the men drink for drink. Hrs. SARATOVA appeared

at ease and seemed to enjoy the conversation. Wi assessod her as a

womar who complemented her husband and made a charming and vivae1023

apnesrance.

I/l seened to be struck with SARATOV's apparent"sincority"

1n 15 his orjoyment of the evening and his "candor" in the discussions.

For tha cost part, the conversation edged away from any controversial

subjects; seemirigly a11 vere content to dhell upon "Old Moxico" of 20

yoars ago and the joys of siaplo living in the city, During a discus:ion

of tha stilo of night lifo in Moxico, Shallor sonariod that ho enjoyed

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1 good strip-tease performaco now and then relatine that ho had seen

.::ber of then thon ho was in tho States. SiRATOY spoie nostaleically

of his lifo In tho Statos adnitting that ho inissod nany aspocts of his

11j0 thoro.

W/1 renaried that the corversation was largely centered

around comments by tho BILGORdS and Il and I2 Inasmuch as the CUDNEyS o

were very reserved and seldom expressed themselves to any degree. Il

conmented that to the best of his knowleuge the CUDNEY's ad SARATOV's

had first not and the dinner party held by the LIROBBINS. Il expressed

some surprise in that the CUUWaY's were invited as they are rather

shy and inoxpressive. Ioward the ond of the evening, Il was able to

raise the question of the Soviet Invasion of the CSSR.

SARATOV staunchly

dorended the Soviet, and Warsaw Pact occupation claiming that 1t was a

nocessary move because of the increasing aggressiveness of the lest

Germans and that the avowed purpose of West German truculence was to put

pressure on both the CSSR and East Germany In hopes of reunifying Germany.

SARATOV did not becone enotional ovor his defense, but left l1ttle doubt

that he wholeheartedly approved of the Soviet move into the CSSR. Nelther

the BILGORE's or the LIRORBINS pursued the issue al though wl commented

to SiRiTOV that he was not convinced ly SanAloV's defense of Soviot actions.

In short, I felt that the evening went off snoothly and as the LIROBBINS

departed SARATOV walked them down the steps and solicitously inquired of

I/I as to whether they (SAfATOV's) had entortained properly and 1f all

had boen satisfied with the SARAToVis production. Ill found this vaguely

out of keeping with SARATOV's personality and somewhat gauche. I/l noted

that tho SAPITOV apartment was modern and well-kept giving overy evideace

of having boen lived in.

Tne SARATOV's possess a large European make

combination phono-radio set which was tuned to light fl music for back

sound. SidIOV stated that ho had inhorited this from his prodecessor.

sificuv's ond child (ago 9) was in bod when tho guests arrived. Upon

ducartini, suitor inquirod of tho LInGhalis is they planned to attend tho

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fortcoming Acapulco fila {ostival. Wi stated that he was not sure

if he would jourrey there and SiRiTOV stated that he and his wife planned

to attend.

4 LIROBOIN/1

stated that during i recent conversation which he

•had wath stratford JONES (US citizen representing AP In Mexico), JONES

commented that he knew hoth SARATOV and SYCHDV. JONES remarked that

he had been to a party at sychav's during tho Olympics. that Furthor-

more, Jonds related that he knew the sucilunov's (TASS) and that Mrs.

tulates NUCiERo" had beon sent home bofore tho departure of KUCHBRov.

Jouss strongly implied that security roasons wore bohind tho rather

abrupt departure of Mrs. KUCHOROV: II did not press the issue any

further.

5• LIROBBIN/ also reported that the Foreign. Press Club in in a

chaotic state in that the president, Jose QUIROGA, has accused the club

director, Kathorine MANJARioZ, of embezzling funds. The truth of the

matter, however, seems to bo that QUIROGA is engaged in either shady

dealing or 1s. guilty of sloppy administration of finances.: At any

rate,

wl commented that all members must pay cash for all services and that

the club's creditors are pushing fur cash payments of all services.

The

"scandal" seems to have sharen" the Club and many members are staying

away until the financial situation is corrected.

6. The undersigned inquired of Ill as to whether he knew of any

Is citizens who right be looking for an apartment. IVl stated that sil

ho was currently unaware of anyone desiring housing but that he would

keep his ears open and hale a few discreet inquiries without reveaing

that he knows of any vacancies:

mine.

HOROS N. REIUELIN

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SECRET

13 November 1968 •

MEXORANDUN FOR:

DC/IC/SB

VIA

Chief of Station

C/IC

SUBJECT

:

Consular Corps. Visit to Veracruz

1.

The undersigned visited Veracruz on 9 and 10 November

together with other members of the Consular Corps on

an

official visit to that city.

Although the Cubans were

scheduled to attend and official diplomas proclaiming them

suests of the City of Veracruz were prepared, none of them

showed up, including Lino

SALALAd Chia,

who is stationed in

Veracruz.

The Czechs,

East Germans,

and Poles for a number

of reasons also failed to go on this trip.

Thus, the only

Communist representative was Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV,

with whon the undersigned had plenty of opportunity to talk.

It seems that LOGINOV, at least for public consumption,

considers the undersigned "his friend." LOGINOV was accompa-

nied by his wife:

The following were the main points of interest

discussed by LOGINOV:

2..

The Soviet appeared very anxious to get.

the undersigned's opinion on a subject to which

he

kept going back time and again during the visit:

the position

of the Richard N. NIXON administration

vis-a-vis Communist China.

Specifically, what

"LOGINOV wanted to know was what the chances are

that the NIxoN administration night attempt to briug

about a rapprochement between Coumunist China and

the United States.

LOGINOY approached this topic

fron various directions, and the undersigned had

the distinct impression that he had received a

speciric query on

this subject.

At one point,

LOGINOV stressed the importance of Comaunist China

to his country,

"indicating that his government is

beconing increasingly concerned

with developments

there.

SECRET

p-11712.

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-2-

b.

Connected with the above was LOGINOV's

concern for peace in Vietnam... For

the first time

that the undersigned can

remeber, a Soviet stated

that the United States and his country had "a

connon interest of utmost importance" in bringing

peace to Vietnam. That the Soviet interest may

be connected with their concern about Communist

•China was indicated by LOGINOV when the latter

indicated that peace sliould be obtained in Vietnar

as a way to keep out the Chinese Communists.

This did not prevent LOGINOV from making the usual

noises in favor of the National Liberation Front

and the Vietcong, blasting avay at South Vietnamese

militarism.

c.

While talking about the Middle

East,

LOGINOV said that the Soviet Union was

in the

Mediterranean to stay

and fully intended to give

such

support to the Arab nations in that area as

to someday

"get rid of Israel."

LOGINOV specifically

stated,

"The Jews have it coming to them, and the

day of

reckoning is coming."

The undersigued was

curious

to know whether this was prompted on

LOGINOV's part by a dislike of the Istaelis or an

anti-Semitic feeling.

LOGINOV was quite blunt and

categorically stated

that he for one

"hated' all

JEWS,

te

and did not hide his profound anti-Semitisu.

LOGINOV added that Jews are parasites who have.

little nationalism other than that gencrated by the

Zionist causc.

lic implied that those Jows left in

the Soviet Union are foreigners who have done little

to help the Soviet cause.

The undersigned pointed.

out that anti-Semitism has been a long Russian

tradition,

dating back to before the Revolution,

and deplored this obvious discrimination.

He added

that this reminded him of the anti-semitisn of the

party which

not so.long ago made mass murder of

Jews a matter of national policy.

d. It took LOGINOV about one day to bring. up

the Sucesos para Todos article.

The undersigned

Jokingly asked him whether this was a Soviet or

cuban sponsored joke,

saying that rumor had it that

Sucesos was financed by both the Soviets and the

SECRET

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SECRET

- 3-

Cubans.

LOGINOV denied this, saying that the staff

of sucesos could not be put by any stretch of the

imagination into the category of "Communists." He

then point-blank asked the undersigned whether he

belonged to the organization mentioned in the

article.

The undersigned laughingly answered that

if such trashy publications is Sucesos were believed

by

anyone "of course he belonged to that organization."

LOGINOV laughed and made a few more noises about how

Sucesos obtained the undersigned's name.

replied that his name was probably selected at

random from stolen pages of the Embassy directory

or other such document:

'He added that if LOGINOV

had wanted his phone number he would have been glad

to have given

it to him rather than see it appear

in Sucesos.

e.

The discussion the undersigned had with

LOGINOV in Guadalajara about the KGB was apparently.

not forgotten by the Soviet,

for the latter pulled

out of his purse a copy of the stamp commemorating

Some KGB anniversary that the undersigned had

mentioned to him.

The undersigned has no idea uf

the reasons for this gesture.

One of the topics

which seems to embarrass LOGINOV the most is the

number of visas he signs at

the Soviet Embassy.

Whenever LOGINOV gets a little too pointed in

his

provocations;

the undersigned raises

this subject,

with LOGINOV invariably giving a little laugh and

no answer.

LOGINOV indicated that he was aware that

the undersigned had met with Jiri SVESTKA at the

time of the Sovlet intervention in Czechoslovakia

and asked for his opinion of SVESTkA ad a long lunch

The undersigned

made no bones about the fact that he

with the czech.

ile said he had found him to be lnuy

de la izquierda," adding that unfortunately SVESTKA

belonged to the

very small minority of his country

which had wolcomed Soviet intervention.

The under-

signed predicted that the Soviets would have con+

siderable troublo with Czechoslovakla and pointed

out that this serious error had tarnished the causo

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SECRET

of the

Soviet Union.

He said, for example, that

the soviet intervention was very unpopular in Mexico.

This seemed to draw a little blood from LOGINOV,

he abruptly interrupted the undersigned and asked,.

"There is it popular?"

Raymond A. FRADYER

Distribution:

•Orig - 7 (Consular Corps)

= P-11712 (LOGINOV)

1 - p-7111 (SVESTKA)

RAF: 1mp

E

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T05/13319452110

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11713

CONGAOS 2020A2:

Suswach: 2a3038210/1 and a.

DACE CO 2502IA6: =y 00t0505 1965

¡ 1.

che undosaianed not nath 212052218/1 and 2 at tacka aborteont

on: 15 October shor 1600 to 1790 cours. Eho MinOSSIaS were incormed

that ReIDault nowd be out on the coumuy for 1i0 rent tin viccro and,

accordlasty, sara requested to contact tai d

should they obta1-

information wich thor deen benishablo and of urrenero. Ano F032IuS 1111

contact ordin

oition at 1ãa the Station of at cone via colcionee

A supplomontory 2070st on tho activities 08 20021. 00121232 1s abrichou

co bids contacü report as a lemorandu, los doo Record (socaratos.

2o 2IZ0D3RN/2 reported dauu die 2 dotoses dusseuda Murrado (P,2270)

Gulavered an invitation to tho LiogaIns do attora a rocoplion at the

Soviet Subassy sos tho Sovlot Olympic ¿caro PRIGiODiO did noc come 1n

and visit with tho LIROßLINS but cozely made out an invitation 1or dso

LIROSDINS to attand. Soch too Inoberts autonded the funccion arcivire

at approximately 1930 and dopanting about 2130. The rccopiion vas sithes

poorin organized and thanaú varo for people in attondance froz the lexico

city cosmunity. Tho IIRORDINS stated that they vose the or.ly iterican

journalists and racogricad so othes suests vich the caceptior of a boxican

nove star/director, mildo 2aaWiDa2 ("21 Irdo") and ife. During the

cocopion, innocinva saudiacon (3-231a5) do approached ino bracastes

and apologized ios the sect that ha had sot beon able to 10ió iis sunty.

suRiaOV said thuù de nad been extremoly busy lia the Ulpapico wick.

occasioned nia to do out to tho disport evory day as vell as doing the

want ca odders mautho 1031105 had been shariano thoin dudiose basicor

sepeated his corres tint to ind not been ablo to Caganica tio Tronised

Jarty, due assurod dha LinOSaIiS too do coon so dio clineáco doro 6vea

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accoption, Dao Linosuzis diso susuod a dun laght desaris vita

IOGI:OV (P-11772) cocordano did aladhananna reconcean and sho

Olimpiesa Ill noidd timo IncIndi spoio to tron in saucat anglish

a1-h0ugh ho had prasfously.danci to Il and Wa that da spoke on

understoou English.

4! 1201310

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icea

H: 250100023

interras

$7

Mexico, d.d.

on the scarries cect.;

y father was a covermont 012101al in Graice -

ile are on here in toxico.

He krow dox sure that the

C.I.io ol tho United States engireered the silitary take-over

of tro great coverunt and tho erraction os

tro presont

police suite thai exisis there.

In Pera, I suspect a similar course of evants has

taron place.

He would like

to stay here:

in sexico: Do you think that

the militorists of mexico are planning

to take over tre

¿overuent of lexico?. Doess't it nata sense taut 11

tro militarists aro asla to crtato a state of civil

disordo: that they will

be crarted more

po:0r, to the

extent that they will secone the aotine covernmen of

Healso, Ilka the covernients visich. nave

receatly come

Into Deire in Grecce and Peru?

Couldn't the tarroriat

grouns like the "surro" eni the so-called "Corunista"

be 15 actuality employees of the millturist institutions

of this

courtry whose purpose

1t 1s to ¿rustruto a

situation which only tre silitari-police state could

contro1?

ind lastly, I haon you bara no may of rochoddled to 3410

anas queation bur ÷ 111l ach it angrug: son't do tatris

tod

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.ILYRIC (Y-2941): 24 Sopt i8 - Two untdentified Mexicans entered

the soviet lmbnagy

1025.

They wore soon talking to LOGINOV,

and left at 3038.

4 04 1a

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153.

SOURCES LILYRIC

DATE : 24 Sept 1968

two Mexicana set vith Valentin Lostios at 10838

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159

SECRET

17 Septenber 1968

HEMORANDUM FOR THE BECORD

SUBJECT: Telecon wIth LICOZY-S On 12 September 1968

1.

LIÇOLY-5 reported that Benryk SOBIESKI recently

called

him and identifiod binself as the replacemant for

Jan JAROWIEC.

He sald that JAKONIEC will leavo in about a

mouth, as soon as the Olyapics are comploted.

He also

Invited LICOZY-S Por lunch on 17 September stating that he

had grestings

from an old friond. I told LICOZY-S to listen

to what SOBIESKI says but to turn him down flat, il a pltch

1s atterpted.

3.

LICOZY-S also reported that BAKULIN and hia wife

left on 10 September with the daughtore of KAZANTBEY, LOGINOY

and DYARONOY (confirmed by LICALlA!.

Francis J. COIGNE

MADE

8- 1171₴

CeP-12496.

• !

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ISS

SECRET

22 August 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Soviet Travel

SOURCE

: LIC0ZY-5

On 21 August 1968 Sulject reported that he has made

rogervations for the

following air travel Iron Mexico to

the USSR 10r 10 September 1968:

Valentin and Vera BAKULIN (P-6059). Source

does not know if this 1a POS or TDY.

The daughter of Valentin LOGINOV (P-11712).

She is l6 years old and is returning to the USSR after

spanding the summer with her parents.

Francia J. COIGNE

Files:

P- 8712

P- 6059

P-11712

SECRET

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SUBJECT:

•Jullo PLATAS Urbina, born 10 Cctober 1941 In Impalme,

Sonora

It has come to our attention that julio PLATAS Urbira;

an agent of the Soviet KGB,

is presently living in Bacobampo,

PLATAS has boon known to us since 1901, wheu ho was in

contact with Aloisandor BROVKIN, 2 KGB OfIlcer who was then.

and still la attached to th Soviet Ambassy in soxico City au

& Third sacretary.

In 1965, PLATAS was in contact with Valontin

woollov, a sab officer sho 18 & Third Secretary and Consul o1

che soviet Invassy in Mexico.

The exact nature of PLATAS'S KGB assignnents 18 unknown

to lis, but he la bolloved to be a courior, carrying both money

and drugs la bohall of the KGB.

k18 courter duties are also

believed to have brought him in contact with the Connunigt Party

PLATAS 18 belleved to have traveled considerably through-

out Latin America, and is known to have boan in Argentina and

Great Britain 1n 1967.

According to our information, he has just

received a new assigumont, a courier mission which may begin as

early as 1 August 1968.

We would aypreciate receiving the results of your inter-

particularly sinco be is alleged to have

knoulodge of Soviet attempts to recruit personnel of the U.B.

V.P.RIZZUTO: WEP

(26 July 1968)

Distribution:

OF1g - LITEMPO-8

1 ÷ P-6948

1

. P=1890

1x= p-11712

1-J3.

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151

Una Recepción de Valentin Loguinov

pete

DDE SE (A)

DOCTOR LAURIDO y Candia, Valentia S. Loquinov, Antonio Certosimo y Jirl Svest

ka, duranto la recapción. (Foto de Jaimo González)

El señor Valentin S. Lo

rión el miércoles por la no

nov py

/ suinos,

jere

de la syción

che, en la embajada rusa.

grante

socio activo e inte

de la mesa directiva.

marular de la embalada no

La reunion fue en

honor

Tambien para

darle la

SECCION B

Ale

de un grupo de amisades y

bienvenida a su hija.

mlembras del cuerpo consui

de is anos, quien araba de

Viarnos 12 do Julio do 1968.

-arteran; una elegante socep

lar, del que el seños Lagua

Una Recepción de Valentin Logui.cy

Bros co 10 Titasera FaM

filfonso

Jimenes,

ingeniero

Sibaja

llegar

procedento do Rusta

Rusulas de

doctos

para disfrutar de una tempo

•Jaimo Lounido y Candis, En-

rada do yecaclones en nues

rique

tro

pals.

Pirard,

Abelardo Cur-

bela

Ralael Mirabal Fermin

senor Loguinov hizo la

dez.

Gustaro

Diaz

presenlación de varlos de los

IdIa

Vargas,

Habelbera.

Gulliermo

artistas exirellas

del

Circo

lialesio 5 muchas otras par-

Ruso, entre ellos al grar ma.

Emil

Kio.

Se sirvio un exquisito ara

bigi: con platiilus

Іа секіпа тима.

vinos inten

nacionaira y el iniprezeinst

Die волка.

Abstieran:

el itornotarte

Laiis Alba

¿eludo y separa

Antonlo

Cerrostino

Eme

Soin

Cerasuta, P'ranila

Burmpiel y senos, Darid W8.

Jari

He 3 quepla valla

j'araera:.

Arnahoulia a Ml0

Rabt:

Jt:t

Anna, Sla:fa

jari

21712

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8

JULY 1968.

prais

I ran traces on the people mentioned in che

LITBMFO report attached. Unly Identifiable

IrACeS HAre On HiginiO GOMBZ (JI.) : These

are attached.

FROM

SB/BEANBALL

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2 July, 1968

gif

Ro: CALLE NEURASKA 160

Source: I/3

Date:

1 July, 1968

Rof.:

Station request, 25 runo,

insto

Attaohod, for our retontion, Is a raport on the Inhabitanta

of the Apto bidg. at aaptlored address.

CAPDED

Judit

Valentin loginer

Pa 11712

Rene Marchand.

ce la 370

0158-6-9811

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160

BORICICA DE INDIO-SOS UE, VIVO: Si 1 LORERO DO. 100 DE lAS CALLES DE

¡SINY CONCAUCA CISTE UA AUTCROVEL FAGULO VIEJO.

DEPTO. No. 2.°

DEPTO • No. 3.A3L

MAnGVEN SU TUDE TIENE TOC DE TUER MUERTO Y VAV

SOL. N0

'TONE MAGIKA OCUPACION NI VEHIUILO

DEITO. NO.

4.- ING. JOSE ENTIE

ORTEGA ISTIROSAR TRiBA SN L CONISION-

ACTORAL DI

ENCIA JUGLEMA DA EL NN. 33 DE LA CLANETERA

MEXICO TULUCA,

TIE UN AUTOROVIL JAGUAK PLACS 691-BU Y

UN VALIANS MODELO 1965 PiCAS 690-EU.

DEPTO. NO. 5.-Sio KAiA.L

GONZALES NO HAY CUIEN DE DATOS DE ELO

DEYTO. No.

6 -LIC, ANUNO LARIOS

COOKIO LE TIENE SU DESPACHO EN AVE. 16-

SEPTICIAS NO. 70-401 CIENE UN ATTOVIL PLINOUTH X MOD

1966.

Pars hacesattached

D.PTO. No. 7. - HIGINTO

KULSADEX SLUSA NO SANE LA DIRECCION Y DO MARECE EN EL DI

1956.

,T'ELLECNICO TIENE UN AUTOMOVIL MLICA FACKANO MODE

N.T.

D: PTO. No.

8. JOSE V.

INLALEY GENENTE DE VENTAS DE LA CIA.

CARNES DENVER

ESTOSA NO SABE LA DIRECCION Y TANTOCO APAKECE EN EL DI-

RECTORID TELEFONICO TIRE UN AUTONOVIL BUND 200.

DErTO. No.

9.- SRA: MARSIAM ES IASAJISTA A DOMICILIO NO TIENE AUTOVIL.

Tatyana Marsend cute / retilland

8-222

"" de dalro de 1968.

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16l

GOLEZ, MIGINIO

4-2-0-26

8-2-3-5

' 8.3

(Spaniard)

GOMEZ, HI8In10 (JX.)

мамО

4 Apr. 66

P 12591

Employed by the Weyerhauser Paper

Company In Mexico

copy of the memo

allached

д. 430:

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62

LOUTIN OFFINS UTE

5700, COSUl GURUTa

ATLA, 10C6

whit

¡escripts of "Contral" larton SLOtti

Just aster 5100 IN last Ildry, De. Illcinio cónes dice

porously unicor to se but those criling cort Inlicatos

thet he 1s arployed sy the Heyerhnuser Piper Copary hero,

Loudi to the Protection nd kolfer Offico a blué caayas.

taj containing tho toas-longth muscripts.

So. Góraz

stria! thet se had found the bas containing the ensuscripts la-,

tho elevatos of tha ortico buildine in ubich ba vorks, at

Roforas do, 308, opposite the Embnesy.

Do said that ho vais

Increst es to the lüortity of their author, as vell as tho

It night hara boon who had loft they 1n

the elevata.

hey sit that toy to a trode do the do she 1.5

thies auit Inadintaly to ba brought to the satassy.

tia caritoand cover shects of both mmeerifts Identifled

tho author as liarton slone, end one of these shoval h1s

marc=s to lie

"Coneral" Torton Siono, c/o lt. J. Elear lootox.

Chler of the F.B.I., Fa. Ave, it 9th streor,

R.H., Washington,

Do. C. Iba books vera entitled

"Kosotan - Tolkloro of the Incas."

A cursary arantnation of

the forer roveried a clunsy into theme, charglar idnority

groups in tho United States with selling out to the commintets.

Tie letter vas appiroutly a romatio treatment 1n soval. fara:!

OF PIZaITO's conquest of Para.

and sabrequent dispraition.

Thems Tron

i Train Pattor

N. R

L11ty

forr

6/530150-18205/533

LT-OMIND

OBEROIAL

RACED

CAZDED

= 7a

MortinSLONE

P-12.5%1

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Z Ten 68

PAG. EC

frie

Fiesta Nacional de lalardin

David N. Biesley, cónsul

nández Armas,

embajador

general honorario de la em-

de Cuba, y señora; Valentin

bajada de Islandia y su espo

S. Loguinov y señora:

Bok

sa,

Gene

Galt de Wiesley

Hyung Lee y señora, Marta

Ofrecleron una recepción el

Fonseca Guardia de Jimenez

Junes último, en la residen-

Rafael Mirabal Fernantez y

cla del consulado. con moti-

señora, Thomas Te Ken Kao

vode aniversario número 24

y señora.

de la dependencia de

ese

1: Con el infitrión, sedor

pats... Islandia se constituyó

David Wiesley, tercero a l

en república el año de 1971,

zquierda, Bok Hyung Lee

dejando de ser posesión de

L.P. Vourvoullas Jiri Svest-

'Dinamarca a la

que habia

Antonio Certosimo.

pertenecido desde 1397.

2 Mimalin Sarabhal, Rabu-

Los invilados esa noche

dranath Parashar y Minoid

fueron el

licenciado

Elgil

Nahadevma.3:... Kappyo Lee

Nyegaard, embajadcide Na

y Zell Rafelson. a Norland

ruega y señora;

sans von

B. F'eison y Nils Oskar Diete.

Halfner, embajador de DI-

1 5€

El esie grupo Valenan

namarca y sedara: Toid Go

Loguiaor,

Betty

Wlesley,

ranssas, embajador de Sue

Yuri Charnish y Alexandra

cia, y señora; Joaquin Her-.

de Loguinov.

EL HERFINDO

feti v. 11712

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25 Jane 1368

SUBVECT, #abraska 260

tonants in this billding and hero shey work.

Please fire sate addrese to Mike end as to a partial dino

san spartment bailding.

Or1e to JKB on 28 Juco 68

1-P 570.

ToP. LOGID P-1171z

1-50-6-91/1

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Di f3157 - 313/500

C: 2220

CONTACT REPORT

SURJECT:

RESABER

DATE OF METING: 3 June 1968

8-8777

1o. I met Subject in his room at the del Paseo from 1430 to

1615-

The next weeting will be arranged by telophone.

2. LOCINOY. Not hearing from LOGINDY after their telophone

conversation on 10. May, Subject called him on 30 or 31 May.

Subject told LOGINOV. he couldn't remember who was supposed to

call whom about setting a date for the LOGINOVS" visit to

Subject's home, and he just wanted to check to see that thay

hadn't gotton their signal crossed. LOGINOV said that it wasn't

that he was waiting for Subject to call, but simply that a free

date hadn't opened up yet. LOGINOV said that it didn't look as

though he was roine to be able to set to subject's home for

the next couple of weeks, but that he he definitely wanted to

take Subject up on his invitation and would call him just as

soon as he definitely knew he would have a free Saturday or Sunday

when he could como.

3. I instructed Subject to leave the initlativo for the nost

contact to LOGINOV.

4a Pedro DALMA. DAINA is the general managor of mistAMAr

in Cuernavaca. The firm deals in citric acid. To the best of

„Subject's knowledee, DALMA was born in Hungary and came to

Mexico about 10 or 15 years ago.

Ho is a member of tha

"Industrial Club" In Cuernavaca, and Subject occasionally beets

c: P- 117/2

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him there, Subfect said that DAlAl hag tried to be friendly

with him for several years and has many times inylted Subject and

his wife to his home. Subject said he has never liked DALMA,

however, and has always found a say out of the invitations.

One reason ho didn't I1ko DALMi, Subject said, was that he always

grewed to have sonethink good to say about Communist Hungary.

About nine months ago, DALlA took a trip to Hungary, and whenever

Subject has seen him since then, ho has made a point of tolling

Subjoct how good conditions are in Huncary and how happy evoryone

Is there. Subject said ho thought we should therefore have the

follöw's name in our filos.

S: BESABER'S PERSONAL LIFE. In late March, Subject told ne

abort a woman he had met on a business trip to New York earlier

In the month. Hor name 1s Velia SANCHSZ Belmont, Mexican citizen,

age approximatoly 33. Subject happened to sit next to her on the.

flight to New York, struck up a conversation, and ultimtely

spent a few nights with her in New York.

6. Subject told me that Vella was once married to an

American singer, but had been divorced and subsequently become

the mistross of Jultan RODRIGUSZ Adame, a former Mexican

Secretary of Agriculture (under IOFE2 Mateos) and currently the

President of the International Cotton Association. Subjoct said

that through RODRIGUEZ Adame, Velia had gotten to know many of

the top poople in the PRI and had becone particularly friendly with

the wife of Alfonso MARTINEZ Domingues, the new head of the

PRI. Subject said that Velia had becomo fairly wealthy as tha

result of hor influential contacts and now owned an apartment

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:$16-7

In New York CIty, a house in Mexior Glüy, and a second house

in Acapulco, where she also had a sizablo piece of undeveloped

Lindo Subject deseribed Te)la as both extremely intelligent

and a tremendous sexual partner, and spoculated that because of

her excellent political contacts, she micht from time to time be

able in provide some interesting information on the Mexican

political scene.

7. I was in Acapulco on 6 and ? Abril, and at Subject's

Invitation spent the afternoon of 7 April with him and Veila

on the beach at the Pierre Marquas Hotel. Subject Introduced no

(by phony name) as a business contact from the States, and I had

the opportunity to calk with Vella at Intervals throughout the

afternoon. As Subject told mo, sho 1a attractive, well-built,

intelliant, polished, very sharp, and evidently very shrewd.

Sho also speaks very good English. She told me she had just

roturned two days aro from a shopping trip to New York with the

Wife of MARTINEZ, domingues, She said the señora 1s really just

a country woman and had asked her to go with her to slow York to

help her pick out a new wardrobe, which she needed for her new

rolo as the wife of the leader of the PRi, He later drove to

Villa's house for à drink, and from its size and Location

(overlooking the bay betreen the socalo and the Caleta Hetol, 1t

would indeed appear she had a considerable amount of money.

8. On 3 June, Subject told me that his romance with volla

had rotten out of hand, as she was extrenely demanding and

rossessive and wanted him to divorco his wife and marry hor.

The problen, Subjoct said, was that he felt dust strongly anowen

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about her that he couldn't just dismiss the idea. Moreover, h1s

wife had learned abuut Vella, and =lthough she vas accustamed to

Subjoct's phtlanderIne, she recognized that Volta was a little

different fron subject's other girl friends and was extremely

upset. Subject asked my opinion and advice, and for what 1t

was worth, I told him I thought ho was crazy to even think of

breaking up his family and his marrlage with a woman whom he

clained to still lové and who was tolorant to tho point that

subject: was able to have both her and all the routine extra-

curricular activity he wanted at the same time. I pointed out

that this certainly woulda't bo the case with Vella, who would

probably poison him if ho even looked at another woman. After

battine this around for sume time, Subject finally said he

agreed with me and that 1f he couldn't simply keep Volla on

the string, he'd have no choice but to drop her.

This 1s

hardly to say, however, that this 1s what Subject will do, and

I suspect Volía vill continue to disrupt Subject's personal 11fo

for some time to come.

9. As for our possible use of Vella--and she does seem to

have the credentials to bo one of the kreat femalo sples--there

are clearly two considerations which should be mentioned. Pirst,

any attempt. to use Subject in hor exploitation (at least at thia

point) would further complicate his relations wich her and

presunably firther disrupt his porsonal life. Second, based on

what I know about her from subjoct and from personal contact, I

an afrald that is to did succeed in recruiting her for whatovor

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purpose, he would sooner or later find that me had a conuino

Mexican tiera by the tall.

SB/1

SB/A- lagump

st chinch

but y th

BESABER SUMMe

see colet ha

- bacomi

f the Lady. UpRizzit

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Defendin-

CONTACT REPORT

SURJ ECT:

LIOVAL-1

DATE CF MEETING: 31 Bay 1968

P- 8903

l. COIGNE and I met with Subject at the Dairy Queen

San Antonio from 1600 to 1635 hours.

Subject will call if

anything of interest develops during COIGNE*s home leave, and

I will meet him at the Dairy Queen at the time specified over

the phone.

?.

Subject said he had a good friend by the name of Donald

BrInGs who was planning to visit him in Mexico for about three

wecks beganning the first or second week of June. BRIGGS,

accorning to subjoct, teaches Spanish at Florida State and

speaks some Russian, Subject said he nentioned BRIGGss upcoming

visit and the fact BRICGS knows some Russian to VIDIELLA

at class on 27 Hay, ViDieuLd porked un at this and succested

that he, subject, BRIGGS, and his (VIDIELLI's) good friend

Valentin (ICGINOV) --as a group of Russian speakers--all set

torether for an evening. VIDIELLA susiested that they go to

hi: Frendh girl friend's apartment and have a blast ronlete

with girls and boose. VIDISLIn then asked if Subject thought

BRIGGS could mind 1f a Soviet Embassy official came along,

subject ald ho was sure BRIGGS wouldn't mind, and they agreed

to mike definito plins at a later dato.

3. Subjoct said that VIDISilt mentioned that his mother

nor cause spanish to valentin in Houron.

fic:

p-117/2

P-4.805p0n,s/4

UUriLD

DE

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sz.

C ?.

27 day 190S

HELORANDU: FOR:

:

SUBJECT

The Record

Chiei, SS

Chief of Station

consular Corps lisit to Guadalajara, It and

IS. May 196S

krong the :30. odd mender's of the loxico City Consular

inseciation

rie traveled to Curialaura dor a sanioricia?

visit

to that city on i7, and is ley 1038 were Valontin

Searchilit

LOGINDY REC WORK CARLOSE, depressating the

JIZE SVESTKA, denteseating the Crechs;

and Earique

090170

ICURACO dRd LiNO SALMAR CRAO, RepreSERTinG Cio Cuba25.

SAliano was a surprise io everybody since be as stationed in

Veracz12.

Ii must be said, comerer, that at

least one other

representative of the Veraciuz Consular issociation (a Guate-

inalan or

Dominican) also travaled with the grouy.

Travel to

and irom

cuadalajara was by train, siving ample oscortunity

for a variety of conversatioas.

The undersigned also found

hinseli

seated on several occasions next to the soviets ard.

the Cuoans,

with whon he also conversed while visiting points

of interest lisied in the official progran of the visit.

2.

CICARD certainly made an effori to bé as sociable as

possible

in his dealings with the undersigned.

Sy the end

of the visit,

as

a matter of lact, and in spite of several

rather pointed discussions, CICiRD appeared to have become

tie undersigned's

good frierd, walking about with his tn

around the

uncersigned's shoulder mid calling hic by tis first

he undersigned found Crosso far nore reasonable than

his

colleasue,

SALAZAR, and he is: ich that he could have a

stand ciscussion with tinnithout CICiRD's shoring

Застіо. оз агдёк.

This wes incortant sirce or several

accasions the undersigned saiu

tie soviets laugh at tre expense

Of tie Cust 5.

mailo on in octiciai visit io

the Guadalajara

cirtiral,

1a a receiving rcoa jujacens to the cacheurai tho

underiod ashod CICAD Wat dis tolicion was. CICARD Said

no wis

# Cortunist.

The undeis-gued

then pointed out that.

Comdaist

country, Cuba

costianly gos along splendidly

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with

the vaticar,

to int poini were it had an inbassador to

tie Vatican and

had celebrated

some montis ago some distinction

accorded by tie

Pope i0 the Papal Juacio in Harasa by Lighting

p ine churenes i. goverament capense.

innt there nere many

"good

CICIRD readily admitted

Communists" in Cuba who more aiso

rood Catholics, even,

he said,

among people fairly high up in

the governert.

he, CICARD, was a dedicated revolutionary,

however, who did not give any part of his loyalty to the regime

to any type of

religion

CICARD went on to emphasize

that

the ciose CASTRO relations with tha Vatican vere a demonstra-

t10:

the democratic nature of ridel's regine.

On several

instances the undersigned joked about Raul CASTRO's recent

spe

ch

which orought about

tie nationalization of every last

enteiprise and lurther lationing in Cuoa of such things

beer

ans

s0ft. crinlis.

On one occasion he also told CICAD

...t

ine

rouniry

was at tis

end of its rope economically.

with inld currency roserves it an ali-time low since the CiS:30

carolarior.

CiCARD agreed that the

"cocionic situation of his.

country was, bad."

particularly as far as bard currency reserves

rote

He naturainy autriamied this in part to the

so-called revican biociade und in other part to the efforts

inct and previousty been made by the soverinent to buy as much

machinery as

possible to go on with its plan of industrial

expansion.

Thon the undersigned mortioned shortages of meat,

Fruit:

et

cetera, CICARD readily admitted these were being

sold

to purchase

badly needed

CLOS

equiprent.

As far. as the sugar

wis concerned, he ulso admitted that the one of this

year

would not rich that of last year, but he would not agree

that it roule

not

go over 5, 000, 000 tons.

He and his colleague,

however: repeated

time and again that they vere convinced, as

Fidel

has

prorised. them, that by 1970 Cuba would have a

10,000,000 ton

harvest of sugar.

As a natter of fact,

the

date. 1970 cane

in the conversation about other matters,

is 1f that date were that fron which Cuba would have no more

cconcnic problems.

soreone in the group mentioned to CICARD

that

there

had been zumors in the press of rapprochement

Desreen Cuba and the United. States. CICARD said he did not

think

50 because,

he said,

relations, between the two countries

were Ri present

"very bad.

undersigned jokingly assed

CICARO

about Cyrus

FATor's visit ar: the purpose

CICARD

Fould'

of

it:

All

say was that sATOr had a necting with Fidel

ripersi.

¿dON' and CASTRO apperred in the local news-

ASI TO

tie reason loi the trip, CleArd rather

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scistically

pointed. out that that was up to the linistry

Indormation did

lagnes to kack cothing about it.

On the

I'DUIN TID TO MOXiCO CiTY CICIND brorched the

topic of the

cisit beatrias who had recently look arrestad by the mexican

achide as rüer vere about to board the plane for cuba and

deposiod to tha titea Scates.

The undersigned kept a

stright face theoughout this ard cold hit he knew nothiag

abort it.

CICARD protested that nous of the wiests and

deportatios had reached the press.

The undersigned told him

that he hid

seen nothirg.of the sois.

CICARD then went on

io blane the incidont on the imerican imbassy, which, he said,

TiaS

Schind tha

alests ind

deporiation.

The undersigned

pointed

out that the embassy har

other things io do than to

conceit

iself with, according to CICARD's own description,

veithik-type students.

This was:

in any case, a Mexican

mitor anù it was not surprising that the people were arrested.

and coported, as the lexicans hec arrested and deported many

otker bazoniks of all nationalities.

During a rather herted.

exchange. the previous right in which Yuriy s. CHERVYSH and

Jiri SiESTil were also present, CICiRD boasted that Puerto

RiCO

would soon find its irsedon.

The undersigned ¿cally

opened up on hin and blandly tole hin that

the United States

rad held a jererendum in Puerio Rioo, during which it had

ortered statehood

or independence; but the Puerto Ricans

maintain the status which they now enjoy with

tie United Süates.

He also told CICARD that the two or three

boribs

that

had blown.up on the island in receat ronths and

wave no doubt the work of the cubans were arobably

ore of the

worst pieces of stupidity thai ine regime had committed.

The undersigned went on to blast. CICARD in Ironi of his

communist friends for the policy s

aggrussion pursued by

Cuba in Lat::.

America: ever agaiuse

the advice of the Soviets

and olier loreign Corrunists.

He said he could not inagine

now cuba could continue witi

such a prograr after the rout

iF suifered in

Solivia and Peru.

CHRYSE 2RG SVESTKA, 1:0

HELe

listeriag

to this, remained silent during this exchunge.

CICARE:

a sarcastic laugh,

said that Solivia and Peru

20125,

Guatemalá?

The

but inat about colombia,

Venezuela, and

undersigred told bin

that these so-called

revoluticazy noverents had badly suffered in the last few

-onthe.

The control the Cubans claimed to exercise over these

also countrui, as sore ce these coverents bad

openij criticized the cuuans. Too protious day during a visit

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to the Center for Interntional riiendshiy in Guadalajara,

CIC:RO 2150

borsted

of the noial necessity for the Cubins to

help irce Latin Americans fron the rudge of misery ind

cprtession..

When the undersiened dolittly asked whether this

includeo dicxico, CICARD Said that

did cubans had to watch

thenselves in that coiniry and would do lothing there:

The

andossigned, y vay of conclusion, warned him that any effort

in vexico was doomed, as the Cubans would get rowhere in

that

country aven i2 they

tried.

At arother point of the visit

Doth CICARD and SALAZAR denied vehenently that Cuba had

suponted may opposition movement in Moxico or that it had

Dacid guerrilli movements in Guerrero and elsewhere. Both

CICIRD and SALAZAR several tincs jolod ir the presence of

their Soviet friends that any Ancrican aggression agrirst Cubr

would probably hean Russian leprisais against the United States,

but that Cuba in any case was ready

for any alternative.

While at the Kilton Hotel, where the group stayed in Guada-

the undersigned, who was looking

out a window over-

looking

the garden in the back of the hotel where the pool is,

spotted CICARD,

SALAZAR, and 'CHERNYSE late on the evening of

is day, just prior to leaving for the railroad station,

engaged

in an

animated "conversatio?.

While CICARD looked

over his

shoulder,

SALAZAR sclibbled something on the paper

which he handed CHeRNYS!.

The sare day, about half an hoUr

before going to the

Station,

(Reynaldo CEPEDA Hernandez and

nis wife

wrived at the hilton, where they vere eventually

introduced

to the undersigned by ¿ICARD as "our First Secretary."

The undersigned

Inter asked CICARD what, CEPEDA was doing there

since

was not part of the group and since the Cubans have

no consulate in cuadalajara. With a broad smile CICARD said

he was on

"vacation."

At one point of the visit, the bus

used by the group left without the undersigned, the cubans,

and the representative of rcuacor and his wife. It was agreed

to proceed to the banquet which was to be held at Chapala,

some

is kilometers away, by taxi, if the taxi could not first

locate the bus in the city':

The bus was not located,

and the

little group proceeded to Chapala, where to the undersigned's

amazenent CICARD paid for the entire taxi tip and refused

money

from the others.

3.

vulgar,

eve: set.

LInO SALAZAR is undoubtedly one of the most uncouth,

and all-around

uneducated cen the undersigned has

A ligar zulatto,

SALAZAR speaks with such a heavy

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Jero-type accont

that it is. almost invossibie to undorstand

him.

matter of

fact,

both LosINor and Casalist told

tio indersigned that the lattes scored to macistand SALAZAS

tin wetter than they did.

At every possible tomoat lio could

squeoze in sond communist propngain:

SALM 10 threr in

CAScRoisi tiride, wecher it vas rciovant to sie conversation

and

the niongat or not:

he triod to embarrass the wife of the

souch foremn representative who was with the sloup by asking

Hor

whether

every koroon woman had i wait over hor lip as.

she did.

Fortunately,

the wifo of the korea: representative

speaks very little spanish and hardly any Engiish,

and the

undersigned just would not treaslato.

He also, in her presence,

Inunched into a tirade about South Korea, which une undersignod

cut off by telling lin. that he did not know what he was talking

abour and that forth korca vas the botto.

of tho bairol as

121° is lntions were concorned.

SALAZAR said that in Vel'aciuz

t !10

ancricans avoided him, but that this was ?l right with

i:=11

since ho had no business with them.

Ho densited

that he

was at

the battle of the Bay of Pigs,

which, le said, was one

of the most

tremendous battles of modern tinos.

Since the

Russians

were listening to this the undersigned turned towards

them and asked how many men had died in stalingird.

LOGINOW

said about a million and a hali.

The undersigned then turned

to SALAZAR to say that if a thousaid mon had been hurt at the

Bay of

pigs he would bo very surprised.

BOTh SALAZAR and

CICARD On Several

occasions blasted Cuban exilus in the United

Suates,

sajing

that thcy were non without honor ard social

rospoisibility who were afraid to dork.

The undersigned

maintained that

on the contrary/the exiles, who arrived without

a dime,

had given a very good accounting of themselves in the

work depaincit,

as most of thom had started ser and successful

enterwrises in the united states.

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CIenD said

this

might be so,

but that in any case they had

no courage, as

they did not agrec with the ciStRo regime

they: siould

in cuba fighting

SALAZAR hiS the manners

whistles at the table during dinner, uses

ouscone language in frout of indias, -patria o suerto" music.

is pointed out above,

never fails to give out with strong

During the banquet at Chagala on

13 May SALIZIS, Who had come

expensive camera as: did CICARD,

took pictures of each

member c: the group so obviously that the undersigned walked

up to man and asked him if ho did not want sis

signature Rs

well,

to the gieat amusement pt the Sovicts

•a ovorheard

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this::

LIREx0-1, Incidentally,

has pointed out in his leports

TAME SALAZAR 13

extronoly active in Veraciue and that he las

thio c22 of

soncone importait in the city council is licll as

miner's.

The concial communding the area, who is ? souice oi

LIRDNO-1, has boch

lookir"

for a chance to have

SALAZAR

depoited. This Section will soo whit it can do to obligo him.

There was no doubt fron LOSINOV's staterents to the

undersigned that the Soviút had nade at least sore mental

notes icfore he went on the tlip shout subjects he should

rise with the undersignod.

Vietnam, of course, was profusely

discussed,

but LoGINov also wuntod to know about the stato of

tho coction campaigns in tio United States and about the

March

of. the poor On

Washington.

Ono aftornoon that LOGINOV

was with cherrYsh.

the undcisignod told him that he could

not

innine how the soviets could favor the candidacy of bobby

KEAVEDY,

an aristocrat and millionaire sno had nover wörked

with his hands and was liberally spending the family fortune

to infiuence people's minds, when

TE HUMPHREY, for example,

was far more to the left in

the Ancizean political spect'un

and obviously had the support of the labor unions.

o matter

What the undersigned suid, the soviets found something good

to say about KENNEDy, who

appears to be the candidate the

Soviet Union would nost like to see as the next President.

The two Soviets laughingly romarked that the undersigned's

ipparent dislike for KENNEDY might one day cost him his job.

The undersigned said that forturately the American Government

was not at the mercy of the provailing

winds

as were the

sovernments of "other countries."

The manner in which LOGINOV

went about collecting his

"information" was interesting ind

amusing.

For exarple, on the way to Guadalajara, wien the

undersigied and LOGINOV were alone in the corridor of their

соасл;

LOGINOV mentioned the armistice negotiations in Vietnam.

he has dove nany tiros in the past,

The undersigned, this opportunity to lind an adequate peace should

emphasized that

not be thrown away, as a backdown in negotiations might increase

the tempo of the war to the point where a much larger conflict:

could rosult.

LOGINOV agreed

that no one,

including his

country, wanted such a conflict und indeed a maxinum cifort

anculd be made to find peace in rictnan.

The undersigned

¿citeratos that such depended on the soviets,.

as the

latter

obvidusly had some influonce

over the ionth Victnaneso tovern-

ment.

re then said that reace was possible providing that

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two main conditions were not.

sonicone cano. by

incorrured the conversation for a good two or three

minutes.

Rather tann ronch the ngument he could see LoGINOV

unnece to dalelop, the undcisignca strted to talk about the

cattie in

the ilolds, doxican agriculture, et cotera.

LOGINOY

lisvened to this for

one or two minutes and then reninded

the aldersigned he had said sonething about conditions for

tie armissive.

that the primary condition.

foi peace wis for vorth Vietnam to pull out all of its troops

fron

South Vietnan.

Before ho could cuntion the second

condition.

soreone again interruptca tie convorsation, handec

che undersigned .and LOGINOV drinks, and lenined for a 5000

five minuses.

After his deputure,

the undersigned again

talked about sonothing else,

but again LOGINUV, after one or

so minutes, doggedly went back to the oviginal discussion

and wanted to know

what the second condition was.

The under-

signed then told him that this condition was that really free

elections be held ir South Vietnn.

About half an hour later,

LOGINOV opened up on the Maich of the poor, whereupon the

undersigned referred him to a recent article in the U.S. News

and lorld Report listing the salaries of various workers in

the

United states.

tI

311

making $7.50 an hour.

In

51102°

S,.

UI°

ampl

the undersigned pointed out,

to do l'orily 200r in the United States takes a lot of doing,

al inther, "

jack of doing.. He said he wished the United

Siates could do as the soviets do and send people without a

absire to toss on the will to assune responsibility to re-

education camps in Siberia and elsewhere.

LOGISOV confirmed,

In fast,

that that was what the soviet government was doing.

LOGINO!

aiso touched upon the search for the assassin oi

Martin Lucker NINe,

whereupon the undersigned told hii that

the United States lacked the reginontation of the Soviet Union

and

the hosty

state controls over the population so that it'

was diffior::

st tires to find 2 man in that nation of more

chan 200,000,000 people in ond or two days. He also told

'LOGINOV that it remained to be seen who put the assassin up

to his act. The undersigned, of course,

mentioned that the

assassination vas u abominable deed, as KING was probably:

tho most ressonable of the black leaders.

fic said that had

the white extremists, as LOGINOV called them,

been behind the

assassination,

it is

probaule trat Stokcley CARMICHAEL Of

Rap browd would have been shot.

During the rido on the bus

and out of the clear blue, iOCiNOV asked the undersigred

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wotton he had

not to tagar tooVer.

The undersigned said he

had not.

LOCINOY then

said

that he was a bachelor.

The

undersigned said that if he wes lt was probably because in

his d0 joni's as hind of the ill he ind had an awfully lot to

co.

The undersignod thon pointed out that the Foi wus a

noroughiy respected organization in the United States which

sad the support of the people.

LOGINOV tion switched to the

CIA, but the undersigned told him that unlike the FBi, on

which quite a bit was known to the American peopic, very little

Isitered

out about tho CIs.

LOGINOV made ono more

crack about

the periodic changes at the helm of the CIA and dropped the

subject.

A somewint similar conversation occurred a little

intor beiwcen the undorsigned, LOGINOV, and CHERNYSIl when

uncspoctodly

LOGINOV mentioned sonothing about the KGB and

dedication to the protcction of tho soviot people and the

consticution.

The undersigned asked LOGINOV for a sample of

tho

comonorating the 50th anniversay of the KGB.

"sither CHERNYSH

NOt LOGINOV seemed to know that süch a

stamp:

existed bus

launched into praise of the scivice which assured

the protection of

the sovict people with such a light hand.

Tre undersigned

returned that the KGb was an organization

riiri à terriblc

raputation overseas, where, contrary to what

the soviets had

just told hin,

thoy

apperica to maintain

nuncrous stations.

LOGISOV then pointed out that the United

States police did not have a light hand and, as he put it,

cracked hoads any time they had a chance..

The undersigned

said that,

O11

the

contrary, when a tira hand had to be usec,

the police

had a very bad tine of it during everyday life,

as

recont decisions of the Supreme Court made Inw enforcement a

very difficult business because of the emphasis given by' the

Court to the respect

and protection of human rights.

Sur-

Ixisingly enough,.

the Cubans had

neither the soviets, nor the otechs hor

much to say about recent race riots in

Statos ottor than to confirm for thensolves that quite

¿ damage had been done.

The undersigned had the

talk to LoGINGy alone about the recent speech

Of MaUi CASTRO and ti: following nationalization of businesses

and restrictions imposed on the Cuban peoplo.

LOGINOV, who,

incid

made no bones about the lact that his country

nue.

opposed to CASTPO's polion of ergarsion of terrorist

activities

in Latin America, a:

it tie complete nation-

Giration of privete business

... sias an action

with which

is "diú not agree."

ile said thür ine Cubar Communist state.

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was a voung one ind oi oceasion chained to know more than

those who have been purriying Comunism for 50 years and

The undesigned joked

about the fact that the soviet

Uaton

would have to sive the Cubins petroleun fice if the

sugar crop this year was as bad as it appeared to be. LOGINOV

had a good chuckle over this but did not comment.

3.

The undersigned, who has already had the feeling that

Jiii SlE. Wi apes the Soviets, coples their line, and mimics

their comportment, had confirmation of all this during the

trip.

SVESTKA was one of the fiist to raise the topic of

Vietnan and pour oil over the fire.

During dinner in the

dining co on the vay to Guadalajara,

where he sat with the

undersigned and the

two soviets, the

topic of the Red army

cane up.

The undersigned, who had previously told the Russians

thut he seived ion & brief time wich that army, said that ne

hnd siert admiration for the rilitary forts of

the Russians.

This led SVESTKA to say that the Rod army was never beaten.

The undersigned then gave SVESTKA a short refresher course

in what had happened in War'saw in 1920 or 1921, when a Franco-

Prussian ainy led by Gen. Maxine WEYGAND and Gen. Jozei

PILSIDSKI boat an invading Soviet army,

which had, among

other things,

Joseph STALIN as its commissa.

SVESTKA tried

to dispute the fact that this took place, whereupon the under-

signed

offched to wuy hin a histury book.

That seemed to

pre' ent SVESTkA from making any other expeditions into history

during the remainder of the trip.

most of the discussions

with the Czech, Soviets, and Cubans were on extremely friendly

cerns, in spite of their pointediess t times.

During the

night of 18 May, during the train trip lack to lexico diüy,

a particularly heated discussion took place in a compartment

*CIC CHERNYSH, SVESTKA, and CICARD were present.

This

üiscussion will be reviewed in the noxt paragiaph. Suffice

it tó say. that at one point SVESTKA intervened in the defense

Of CHORNYSH to say something about how indebted Czechoslovakia

was to the Soviets.

The undcisigned tion told him that it it

had not been the decision of president Franklin D. ROOSEVELT,

at the urging,

apparently, of STALIN,

to stop the

advance of

the United States any into Crochoslovakia to allow the

Russians to liberate Prague, the amistice would not have,

fousd

soviet troops occupying Czachoslovakia,

and "things

right have boch corpletely different for the czech nation."

When SVEStKA clined to do hewlldered by this statement, the.

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undersigned even nore blandly asked him if he reant to say

that czechoslovakia would have becona a Communist power had

the soviet amies not occupied the country by the end oi the

SVESTiA said that there was no doubt about this, that

the

coning of the Conmunist regime is Czechoslovakia had

been inevitable because of the historical and social backgrouad

of: he Czechs. The undersigned expressed horror at a staterezt

liko this, which did not take into consideration the fact

that such anti-communists as Jan MASARY and Eduard BEVES

vere

the fathers of the czech state.

SVESTKA then went oa to

say that indeed neither MASARYK NOI BEVES had been Communist,

but

that neither had any deep knovledge of the inborn desires

of the Czech people.

The undersigned told him that this

was enough to make both NASARYK and BENES turn over in their

giaves.

lie pointed

out that there nad been a violent excharge,

uccording to the varican press,

between the Czech and Soviet

paper's over MASARYK, with the Russians

saying that ISARYK

had participated in an attempt to kill Nikolai LENIN.

CHERISH

said that this was a pack of lies,

that he had reviered the

Soviet press for that period and found nothing about MASARYX.

This was quickly endorsed by SVESTKA.

When the undersigned

once more stated his belief that people who had known better

would take the first opportunity to overthrow Comnunism,

both

CHERNYSH and SVESTKA started speaking at the same time.

The

undersigned pointed out that

the Russian people had never

krown anything other than a curb or personal freedom and very.

strong central government, but the Czechs,

the Poles, the

Hungarians, and others had known diffezontly. Such people

were

thirsty for personal freedois and direct control over

neir destiny:

When CHERNYSH said he doubted this, the under-

signod reminded him

that

it was Russian tanks that

had crusted

the students and workers'

revolt in Hungary in 1956.

He also

pointed to the recent quiet but radical revolution which had

taken place in Czechoslovakia, saying that, for example,

che

day ifter the right to strike ned been re-established practi-

cally all workers struck to protest 20 years of mismanagement,

poor housing,

arid lack of freedom.

From that point on SVESTKA

renained sint, apparently having been shaken up.

The

undersigned ailowed himself to thirk that in

several year's

at least the Czechs, like the Runanians before them,

would be

governing themseives without liaving fiest to check with loscor.

This discussion

ended about 1:30 in the norning.. At 9:00 the

undersigned saw LOGINOY, with won he had a chat about various

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thines.

tie inquired about SVESTKA.

JOGINOV said he had

2010i

lu seen him on his way to tie dining cai,

bu't concented

that rESTkA looked mighty unhappy aboui something. It was

ob'i. s to the undersigred that,

as mentioned above, the

furious tight's discussion had deally

siaken un the Czech,

sao sis worrying about how things would turn out in Czecho-

siovakia and about his future.

SVESTK4, as a matter of fact,

centioned to the undersigned when he saw him a few minutes

Inter that he had felt that part of the previous night's

discussion had been corducted in what he phrased as a rather

cool atmosphere.

This feeling was obviously not shared by

despite the heat of the discussion, who warmly

grested the undersigned the next morning, and unless the

incelsigned' is

very much nistaken, appeared to have a sort of

ilking

foi hin.

÷..

the undersigned finds ChaNSk& lairly easy man to

tank to.

Not that CHERITSH is not a dedicated Conmunist, but

Foons to enjoy a good discussica, prosubly because he

¡inds this a good opportunisy to pass on typicai Communist

riew3.

Ecrore the discussion the night of 19 lay mentioned

asove,

auring which CHENNYSH was one of the main participants,

the Uaainian

and the undersilned had previously discusse:

such

things

as Western-style elections and the right to strike.

O: soch topics CHERNYSH

covio,sly was not on the same wave

lengch as the undersigned.

Hi?

appeared to believe his state-

-ents to the effect

that

dedicuted to

a stiiké was unnecessary in a society

the

woll-being of the workers.

It would only

cripple an economy struggling hard to meet local demands.

On

the

subject of elections CHERNYS!! was even further away from

the lestern view.

He pointed|out that some Americans,

and

perhaps the undersigned, did pot nave

any particular liking

¡or ary of the candidates fol presidential elections.

diade the element of choice a very marginal benefit,

This

if benefit

¡i tras.

The picking of a president and a political leader

inside

tie goveinment where these men could be thoroughly

tested

and

screened was a nuch better prospect.

The under-

sigred natually

ola cliche,

explained at lengto that,

according to the

"variety is the spice of life,

and that choice

is a born right.

The undersigned said that he would never be

able

to live in a place micre be could i: oick his close

friends,

his family compazions, or the puogle scheduled to

represent him in the republic.

That seemed to make no dent

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in ail of cherist's regazeats.

The undersigned scored a

little

moie duiing the previously tentiored discussion during

the diglt

of 18.lay.

He then hid a bortei chance to compare

the incriona Consticution with the Soviet one, underscoring

the elements of centralisa and cures on personal choice.

The discussion of the toie on the sussians in world lar

II

perritted his question of whether the Russions had fought for

theis country or for their regire.

The undersigned told

ChanTSh that his contact with Soviet soldiers during the War

had

-i

"* no doubt

in his tird that the latter had fought for

their country and

families first,

and much later to back up

their regire.

Both SVESTRA and CHERNYSH naturally argued with

this view, paticularly SVESTit,

who at tiris can be nore pro-

Soviet than the Soviets.

as pointed out above, CHERNYSH seems

to like the undersigned's company, and the farewell between

him and the undersigned at the station in lexico City appeared

to be particularly vain.

Dais, of course,

is not viewed by

the cubans of SVESTKA with a particularly good eye.

PayIoId i, FRADYER

Disti ibution:

Orig - 7 (Consulai Corys - lexico City)

1. - P- 13042 (CHERNYSE)

P-11712 (LOGINOV)

P-7111 (SVESTKA)

-

P-1075S (SALAZAR)

P-1861 (CICARD) .

1-p-10757

(CEPEDA)

RAF: 100

S. =

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1183

S

R.ET

17 May 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR:

VIA

SUBJECT.

The Record

Chief,

SB

Chief

of station.

celebration of the Czech National Day,

9 May

1.

The celebration of the Czech national day on 9 May

was held at the residence of the Czech Ambassador, Karel HANUS,

in Polanco,

where the undersigned estimated that the crowd

numbered

at least 150 people.

The only other Americans

present were Mr. Wallace W. STUART, head of the Political

Section, and Mr.

David N. WIESLEY, Honorary Consul of Iceland.

•The undersigned

was a little bit surprised to see Rodolphe

BABOUN,

the new

Haitian Actirg Ambassador, In attendance with

a colored Haltian.

BABOUN, as

¿ matter of fact, spoke briefly

to the Cuban Ambassador, Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas.

Jir1

The undersigned had several little discussions with

SVESTKA, Czech Consul and krown intelligence officer.

When

he casually reminded SVESTKA that Czechoslovakia was an

industrtal power before World War I and that Czech produets

flooded Western Europe,

SVESTKA, sharply comnented that his

country was

'still

an industrial power.

When the undersigned

mentioned that MASARYK was very popular in the United states,

SVESTKA countered that that was no doubt because he had lived

as an exile in the United States. SVESTKA cut short a remark

by the undersigned about the effort currently being

made to

throw light on MASARYK's death by saying, "There is no doubt

that he committed sutcide."

SVESTKA showed himself

on this

occasion a rival of LOGINOY as far as provocátions are •

concerned. After the undersigned answered coments on the

Negro problem and forthcoming urban terrorism and guerrilla

warfare in the United States, SVESTKA mentioned the "overt

letter' to the American Ambassador which appeared in various

local newspapers.

He hinted that the incident

"described"

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in tho opon

lotter was. not only a blunder on the part of

Ambassador FREENAN, but also indicative of the superiority

complex of the United States.

At one point, when Valentin

LOGINOV hnd Joined in the discussion, the undersigned retorted

that tho min who had written the article was a fourth-class

writer without a dime who somehow had found the thousands of

pesos nocessary to place his editorial.

when the Czech and

the Russinn Inughed, the undersigned continued that if the

Sovlet Union wanted to give money to the Nexican Communist

Party to ongage in such shenanigans to amuse the local nerbers

of socialist countries, it was fine with the Americans,

as

this is Just about all

it could hope to achieve.

SV ESTKA

and LOGINOV naturally denied that their countries had anything

to do with tho Mexican Communist Party, not to speak of the

overt lettor on the Ambassador.

The undersigned, tongue in

cheek, thon pointed out that he was glad to tell them for

their information that a Communist Party did exist in Mexico.

Perhaps the most interesting.

reaction of SVESTKA came towards

the end of the party just before

the undersigned left.

During a discussion which included SVESTKA, LOGINOV,

one'of

the soviet

military attaches (a tall. colonel with white hair),

another Russian, and & youngish, short, and chubby member of

the Nexican

Foreign Ministry the undersigned expressed a

thought that the two systems of government, the capitalist and

the

soviet, were gradually inching closer together:

Then

SVESTKA allowed himself to doubt it with a nasty little laugh

the undersignod naturally could not resist telling him to

have a look at what was going on in his country.

The reaction

of SVESTKA was both immediate and noticeable.

le sort of

straightened out, Jerked his head back,

opened his mouth,

dopped the ashes of his cigar on the floor, and obviöusly

bit his tongue as he said nothing.

Fron the above and from

the fäct that SVESTKA plans to drive to the next Consular

Association meeting in Guadalajara with his Soviet colleagues,

the undersigned feels that SVESTKA is not only & lackey of the

ex-NOVOTNY regime,

but very probably in the employ of the

Soviet KGB.

He seems to be inseparable from LOGINOV and has

lately mouthed

the same provocations in the same techniques,

showing himself more and more aggressive, a thing which he

was not a year ago.

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3.

Among other nasty little remarks made by LOGINOV,

Including reforences to the open lotter against

the Ambassador,

the

war in: Viotnam, the Negro problem, the difficult finanetal

-position

of the dollar, et cotera, was a reference to this

Station. LOGINOV at one point asked the undersigned where

he worked (not the first time he has asked this).

The under

signed told him that he worked in the Consular General's

Office:

LOGINOV then sald,

"What about the fifth floor?"

The undersigned told him that the fifth floor comprised both

the Anbassador's Office and the political Section.

LOGINOV

went on

to say something like,"'I know about the Ambassador,

but what about the other offices, those occupied by WOFIRM?"

The undersigned let that one go by as LOGINOV had obviously

found it very funny.

He proceeded to pay back the Soviets a

little later by counting on his fingers the number of visas

issued at the Soviet Embassy each year, the number of cultural

oxchanges handlod by the Embassy, staff, and "all the work

done for trade promotion with Mexico:" - The undersigned felt

tha

the soviets probably issued some five visas. a month,

1f

that many, had about ten cultural exchanges a year, and had

practically no trade with the Mexicans.

what, then, he asked,

were the 40 odd "diplomats" in the Soviet Embassy doing in

Mexico?

LOGINOV laughed,

but he laughed green and promptly

broke off this conversation.

4.

The undersigned had no opportunity to talk at any

length with Ambassador HANUS, who was very busy it the

reception. The Ambassador, howver, greeted him warmly and

gave him

a prolonged bear hug as he left.

The undersigned

had no talk with the Cubans except & few words which he

exchanged with Sergio MARTINEZ, whom be had not met before.

Raymond A. FRADYER

Distribution:

Orig

-7

- p-8691

(Hanus)

1

1

-

p. 5510

(Wiesley

p-12397 (Baboun)

p-7111

(Svestka)

@-p-11712-(2081004)

RAF: 1mp

8

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CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT:

BESABER

DATE OF NEETING: 16 MaY 1968

P- 8777

1. I met Subject in his room in the Del Paseo Hötel from

1615-1630. The next seeting will be arraneed by telephone.

2. LOGINOY. subject reported that LOGINOV called him at

his factory in Cuernavaca on Friday, 3 Hay. LOGINOV said ho

.

had some visitors who would like to buy a fer thines to take

bacK

with them to Russia and asked. 1f it would be convenient 1f

ho brought them down to Subject's factory on Saturday afternoon,

"Nay, Subject sald fine and Invited LOGINdY and the visitors to

come back to his house for a fow drinks after they finished

shopping. LOSINOV. gratefully accepted and said they would be

there at 1330. (Per LIENVOY--see attached transcript--LOGINOV

called BEVEEP on 3 May to ask for Subject's telephone nunber.)

3. LOGINOV arrived (In 19 DA, a dark blus Chevy) at the

factory at 1345 with three other persons:

(a) A biR, fat, plain, peasant-lookine woman by the

name Of "IGOROVA, " MIGANOVA, " Or sorething similar. LOGINOW

introduced her as a conneralal representative, but did not

claborato..

(b) l second Russian woman whose nase subject couldn't

remember. She looked to be 33-35 years old and sore glasses.

LOGINOV did not mention her profession, and sho seemed simply

to bo a friend of the first roman.

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(c) The son of one of the above tro women. Ho appeared

to bo about 12 years old.

He LUGINOV and his three companions shopped for about an

hour while Subject worked in his office, and in the end bought

450-500 pesos worth of merchandise (at nholesalo pricos, of

course). Subject and the four Russians then left together,

got Into their respective. cars, and drove to Subject's home with

Subject leading the way. When they wore driving into Subject's

driveway, subject, in vow of his wilo and two children and the

four Russlans, accidentally ran over and broke the back of one.

of the BESABERS! beloved dachshunds. Chaos reigned for tho

next ten minutes as Subject went into the house, got his pistol,

and returned and shot the dor, while the children screamed, Mrs.

BESABER tried to suppress hor own tears and shoo away the children

at the same time, and the four Russians sat aghast in their car

and watched. IOGINOV acted extremely sorry and did his best to

console Mrs. BESABER and Subject. Mrs. BESABER recovered quickly,

however, and soon had all the adults seated in the living room.

Subject served the first round of drinks, and within a half hour

everyone was at least reasonably rolaxed arala.

5. LOGINOY was the only one who did not tako an alcohollo

drink. He nore dark sunglasses all afternoon and explained that:

ho had to stay away from liquor because he was taking antibiotles

for an eve infoction, Despito this ailment and inability to

take a drink, LOGINOV was novertheless more soclable and friendly

than subject had over

soen hit. He also struck subject as boine

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more relaxed than in the past. la browoht

the BESABERS ENO

tottles of vodka and two cans of caviar, asked why Subject

hadn't called or visited him at the Embassy, addressed Subject

only as "tu" Inhero he had formerly mixed "tus" and Musteds"

with Subjoct), enthusiastically toured tho BESABERS new houso,

and patiently translated for the two Russian women, noither of

whom spoke Spanish or English. The conversation was gonerally

dull, however, and nothing..ven mildly controversial was

discussed. The Russians finally loft about 1700.

6. In the courso of the conversatios, Mrs. BASABER asked

LOGINOV when they were ever going to got togother to play tonnis.

(Nr. BESABER had of course previously Invited LOGINOV to play

tennis nith her sometime at the home of a retired American

gentleman in Cuernavaca (1.0., Col. Laurence HIGGINS) who was a

good friend and who had an exceptionally good court. LOGINOY

ropiled that he still wanted very much to play, but that it was

always a question of timo for him.. "why didn't LOGINOV come down

to Cuernavaca next Saturday morning (Il May) ?" Subject interjected.

He (LOGINOY) and Mrs. BESABER could play tennis in the morning while

subject was working, and then they could all spend the afternoon

at hose rolaxine. LOGINOV replied that that sounded great, but

asked what he was goine to do with his wifo and child. rs.

BESABER answared that of course they expected him to bring Mrs.

LOGINOV and the child with him. LOGINOY sald that rould bo

very nice and he'd 11ko to accept the invitation right at that

soment, but he has afraid that hls schedulo was such that ho

was going to hnvo to hold off on a definite anomor until lator

In the wook.

Ok, aild subjech, "will you call se, or shall I

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call you?" well, replied LOGINOV, why didn't they leave it that

1f he didn't hear from Subject, he would call Subject, and

vice versa. Subject arreed.

?. Subject said he waited until Friday worning, 10 May,

to hear from LOGINOV, and when LOGINOV didn't call, he called

LOGINOV (confirmed by LIENVOT). LOGINOV, according to Subject,

said he was afraid he was not roine to be able to nake it, after

all, because the Mayor of Moscow was visiting Mexico and he would

bo tied up with the Mayor on Saturday. Subject said he suggested

that perhaps they could make it for the following Saturday, then.

LOGINOV replied that he thought he might be able to mako it thes,

but, again, ho couldn't say for sure just then. "But anyway, "

LOGINOV added, "we're goirn to be seeing each other more often

because we've (1.0., the Soviet Embassy) taken a houso on Calla

Unbolt (1n Cuernavaca) for the summer, and I'll be comtre down

to Cuernavaca every weekend.". Subject expressed pleasure at

this and said that hord expect to hear from LOGINOV sometime

soon then. LOGINOV assured Subject he would.

8 BEWEEP. BEWEEP called Subject In Cuornavaca about 14,00

on 10 May. Ho said he wanted to tell Subject that a Polish musical

grous was about to open at Bellas Artes and mould bo playing some.

of Subjoct's grandfather's music. (Subjoct's paternal grandfather

pupil of Frans Liast and, according to Subjoct, 1a senerally

regarded in Poland as the second greatest Pollsh composer next

to Chopin.) DE:TEP asked 11 subjoct was golia, to bo in Morico

City che following mock and 15 hord have time to accompany

BIATEP to Della Artos for a perforranco, Subject sald chat

unfortunately, no mouldn't do able to 20, bue suggestod that

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RENEES bring the musicians to his home in Cuernavaca for an

arternoon. BiTEP said he wasn't sure if they could work it

Into their schedule, but ne'd chock ani itt subjcut hion li thos

could cane.. (Neithor Subject nor BENEEP sald anything about the.

ryacation trip" they discussed on 10 April.)

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LAN 2AI41SSX, 15-61-55

3iiny 63

535-122-T1151

6954 - 1406

12711°

RESABER

P-577l

iSB/R

Out at 1350. LOGINOV talks to YAKOVETS and tells him that LoG

ZAR'SiSSK!

Holl& 11ke

3o to Cuornavaca tomorcon to sco STResKIii. So

can YAk give him the phono No of SyR, bocause soveral comrades

aro going on home leave and would liko to buy len things.

oit,

minute. LOG will have to call early in the morning to thorfaa

;,tory and go thoro after 2 Pil. His phono 1o 1s 2-09-15, his nano

1S MISIEL ZARSISKIY and the factory is on Call e FIED Tarco. OK

Thank3.

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12 pec

HEMORANDIM FOR THE FILE

SOURCE: LILYRIC

3 MA 1968

SUBJECT:

VISIT TO THE SOVIET EMBASSY, MEXICO CITY OF UNIDENTIFIED

AMERICAN-LOOKING .CUR.E.

Lolaric

16:07

16:37

3 de Mayo de 1968.

FRIDAY

Sr y Srita entran

Log mismos

calet Norte (Norteamericanos)

Estuvieron con Log.

El hombre como de 25 años aprox., güero, con ro-

pa

sport.

mujer como de 23 años

aprox...

thatos attached

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pay

SECRET:

3 May 1968

MENORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: (InU) LANBERT, Br1t1sh Subject

At 0945 hours 2 April 1968, Subject called for Valentin

Sergeyevich LOGINOV and left a message that he was the person

who was going to givo LOGINOV Engliah lessons. He also left

his telephone number: 11-02-88.

(This is listed in the revorso

directory for Maya Internacional SA de CV; it does not appear

however in the current telephone directory.)

At 1208 hours on 2 April, Sra. Cora (Inu) tells LOGINOV

chat the teacher she recommends for hin 1s 21 years or age;

studying for his doctorate in literature in Mexico, and prior to

returning to England is willing to givo. lessons; he is presently

giving classes for otbor PhD's.

At 1320 hours, LAMBERT tells LOGINOV that Sra.

told him to got in touch with LOGINOV. regarding English lessong.

LAMBERT would like to talk about 1t. LOGINOY agrees, but says

he is very busy right now and will call LAMBERT at the end of

¿. Source: LIENVOY 2 April 1968, all on 15-60-55.

Handa L. VERMILYB

P110:

P-11712

late: 2179 to Saled to? Ban if

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JECRET

3 lis; 1908

CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT

DATE OF MEETING

LIOVAL-1

30 Aprl1 1968

Subject called me on 29 April and wo agreed to neet at

the rostaurant "Bocana".

The mooting lasted from

1$: 30 to

I advanced Subioct 500 MN for his Russian

Lessons.

Noxt meeting is at the Bocana at 13:45 on 17 May.

subject roported that he had gone by the IICAR to

Inquire about Russian lessons but was totally unimpressed.

gave hia nane and talked to the Director of Courses whose name

ho didn't got. He will write up the detalls for the next meeting.

3.

He then contacted VIDIELLA at tho latter's Institute

and

invited

him out to discurs Russinn lessons.

"Since it wasn't

• personal matter VIDIELLA suggested that they bring along a

couplo of the students.

Odile MORISSET, a French teacher also

cane along.

They

went to Sanborn's cocktail lounge.

While

talking Sra. MORISSST (she is divorced) invited Subjoct to her hone

for a party and said he could spend the night with ber ir he

came..

She gave

her address as, Parts 7, Apt. S.

subject descilbod

AB CA.

40 years old.

Later VIDISlikA told Subject that

MORISSET will sloop with anybody and that he usually shacks up

with her on Fridays.

subject told VIDIlliA that he had gone to the IICHR but

It looked poor.

VIDIELlA agreed, saying the teachers are no

80od.

He did not saj that he is or was connected with the lIcHR.

VIDIELLA suggested that Subject take private lessons fros him.

Subjoct protested that he would need accreditation which he could

uge for lurther formal study.

ViDIELlA Bald Subjoct could study

with biln and then také exams

at the Institute which would give

him a certiflcate for that level.

He said the Diroctor would

Do glad to do this:

so they agreed. VIDIELLA Mill give subjoct

prIvato classes at Subject's afternoon school tuice a neok fron

19:00 to 20:00 on Mondays aud Wednesdays.

Prico 91ll be 50 MN

Subjoct pard him 400 iN in advance.

The first

on 29 April.

Since 1 May 18 a holiday Subject will

j0 tO VIDIELLA'S apt.

his address a8 Ronoro do Terroros

1133 apt. 1(70 had 7922, apt. 1) and tolephono 13-50-16.

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8.

In the presence 0f. a11 VIDIELLA boasted about bla groat

80y10t

Friond, Valentino, the consul (thly la obviously LoGINOV).

The two studonts and MORiSSET all seonod to know LOGINOV personally.

One of the students asked VIDIELLA 11 he had boen lavirod to the

Sovlot I Hey colebration.

He sald that he badn't.

He thes asked

subject, 11 he knew any Soviots..

Subject ansverod as casually

an he could that ho had known one casually with

whom ho used to

go. 118hlig and changed the subject.

Subject didn't loel that

VIDIELLA HAs fIshing fOr

infornation but. I am not so suro..

»ith ViDIELLA, to tako short notes, and to bavo a

I briotod Subject on that to look for in his lessone

• WrItton report

for our nöxt seeting.

Francis J. COIGNE

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SECRET

Nay. 3, 10968

SUBJECT:

sorlot Cultivation of Britiah Subjecte

It has come to our attention tiat the Sovlots, spec1l-

Ically KGB OffIcers, have been loosing around for English languag®

instructors.

One. KiB officer,

Valentin Sarravovica LouthoV.

notorlous for uging this tactic to asgoss contacts gho may de oi

use to hia.

2. Anong the persons in whon LOGINOV is reported to havo

showa intorest are too British subjocts:

(fau) LAHRERT,

tho is studying for

A yours student interature in lexico and who prior

a doctorato 1n

to returning to Britaln 1s glving English lessons.

b.. Walter James PLUMB, Director of the Anglo-Merican

Instituto..

It is suggested that you night ulsh to contact these

Individuais to deterniao if the Soviets are indood cultivating

tben..

I sould approciate recolving the results of such intervievs.

W. L. VERMILYB: "gP

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50-2-6

1-P-11712

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LICALLA - 26 APRIL 1968

UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN WHO SEEN INSIDE SOV EMBASSY AT 1040 HOURS.

ENTERED REEEPTION ROCM WITH LOGINOV, LEFT SOV EMBASSY AT 1052 HOURS.

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I believe ia chrued indes

all names connected w/7r. PURGUS.

Agree? yo

15 Dide

23 CroS

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20.1

STa 25

El Padie Kurgus(Y no

es comunista) se Lleva

Mustios Cuic! a Rusia

¡FELIZ VIAJE!

Por Aió Maria Loregl.

con dicorin celebrato el microois ulimopor lu no

che en comerido autel fueron despedidos los numerosos pa

siera rietirons gulores el comiago 25 del actuaisaldran

•Tira si.es, inn destino a la Unión Soviética en un vjaje

El idiserarán que compreare, y dias eo

Lenino das su sior, 3 er Roma y 3 en Part; que auspi

ciado por el reverendo padre Pedro. Nicolás Kurxus O.P.,

un mir el tentarde, estulo cardialisimas relaciones ços

elsein bueneroucgulner: Consul de la U.RSS

i piere kursos, unin ademas di agualo con cana't

dos agracias de viajes: representadas por los señores dost

• Asinaio Stia,

¡rinendo Quiniero y Joseph A.

Rubenax,

anastase en eta ocasión del mencionado. coce).

asistió domo invitada dehonor, la sedora

fitias, periidora.

prosecciones

de

en 1os turos iurdias pudieron

te sall

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1202

29 March 1068

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

on the occasion of the vialt of the local Consular

Association to the "Home Fair" on 28 March the undersigned con-

versed on and off with Jirl SVESTKA (P-Y111), Second Secretary

of the Crechoslovak Embassy and known member of tho Croch Intel

ligence Servico.

The undersigned asked SVESTKA that vas foing

on in his country.

The Czech launched into an explanation which

Bounded 11ko a rocitation.

The vasence of his commonts was that

when leaders bave

lout touch with the people,

thoy should be

placed.

Tho racont chauges in Czechoslovakla vould ensuro moro

denocracy for the poople and would more closely represent their.

viers and take caro of their needs.

Fifteen years la power, he

Bald, 19 a long tine 10x & leader.

The undoraigned potatod

out

that

the rocent

changes In Czochoslovakia might not pleare

"everybody", SVESTKA agreed that this was bound to happen, but

that his country had the right to do what It vanted ilthout

vorrying too much about the opinion of some of its neighbors.

The underaigned then want ono step further and pointed out that

ULBRICH Iron fast Gormany for one seemed to be worried about

posalble repercussion of the Croch reforms on his regine.

SYESTKA said he did not care what ULBRICHl sald or did and repeatod

that the Crochs are masters of their country.

Whep tho undersigned

pointed out that the now president was not a member of the Can

munist Party but had headed a Czech Division that fought with the

Russians SVESTKA agredd that this was a good choice that should

please a lot of people.

Throughout his talk with the undorsigned,

however,

svastka tried to play down the degroe to ubich thinre are

801ng: to chango in his country as a résult of recent roforma.

2.

Just to teat SVESTKA a littlo further, the undersigned

asked

him what ho

thought of the U.S. elections.

#ith a broad

grIn SVESTKA

stated that Senator KENNEDY would undoubtedly be

When the undersigned replied that ho boped

the next presidonto."..! I wero an Amorican I would voto for hin."

not, SVESTKA said,

Valentin LOGINOV of the Soviet Embassy Joined the conversation

at this point.

Tho tuo went on to say that KENNEDY mas the only

candidate for

pance and social justice, that he had their moral.

support and sympathy (this given reports for an intol, report)

etc.

SVESTRA added that the var in Vietnan was good for the U.8.

•сопоту:

The undersigned told him that the USSR manufactured

more rocketa than bathtuos and more machino guas than caro.

Raymond 3. FRADYER

Loginor

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12 March 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR THE -RECORD

SUBJECT:

Jorgo ARIAS Buerba

CARDED

1.

Subject 13 a 26 year old Mexican citizen (although he

1ooks to be In his 30!3): He is a Spanish teacher at the Mexican-

North American Institute and since the fall of 1967 has held a

second job as the director of the Community Services Program

at the American School.: In April 1967 he married an American

citizen from the Chicago area named Donna WEINTHALLER (photetic).

Thoy live at Juanacatlan 15, which is just around the corner

from the Sortet Embassy." Home phone 13 15-28-49.

"2.

Subject was recommended as a Spanish tutor in August

1966 by Enrique GUTIERREZ Martinez (P-12667), who was then

C/SBeg Spanish tutor. "uUTIERREZ was subsequently recruited by

C/SD as a utility agenty but has since been dropped because

ho is related to other

Station assets. On GUTIERREZ's recommenda-

Jice

tion, I began taking,

private Spanish lessons from Subject in

August 1960.

It" lound subject an excellent teacher and continued

taking lessons from him unt1l December 1966. In March 1967,

wy wife and I had Subject as a teacher in Spanish courses we

vul.

took at the Mexican-North Anerican Institute. I have maintained

Intermittent social contact with Subject since March 1967, and

my wife has becore friendly with Subject's iife, having visited

her at her apartment swo or three timas and having had her to

our home during the

day

an equal number of times. I have also

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kept Informed to some extent about Subject through his younger.

brother, Javier ARIAS Buerba, from whom I' have been taking

Spanish lessons since July 1967.

-3o Subject was a casual contact of Station officer Olivia

C. RAGNITY 1m 1965 and 1966. Prl.. than a filo card noting

this cuntict, 1'

.i, du station traces on either Jorge or

"Javier ARIAS Buerga.

ho subject and I from the beginning have had a very friondly

and informal relationship. He 1s an Intelligent person with a

friendly, open personality and a good sense of hunor. Politically,

he is pro-American to the point that he magnifies our strengths

and positive qualities and

tends to minimize or overlook negativa

factors in our socioty. Subjoct knows I am with the Political

Section of the Embassy and that I have been in the Soviet Union.

We have consequently gotten onto the topic of Russians and

Comkunisn

several times, and he has always come out a strong

anti-communist. He has ne brother and two sisters living in

cho United States. The brother 1s married to an American and

lives 1n Virginia, where he 1s in the construction business.

One of the sisters 1s also married to an Amerlean and lives in

California (I believe San Francisco). The second sister 18

married to a Polish lunigrant and lives with hin in Chicago.

The alstor in Clifornda lis a naturalized Amorican citisen. The

brother and the sister in Chicago are not.

5. On 246 Apr1l 1967, LIENVOY reported the following call

frOm GAZIYEY to LOGINOW:

GAZE:

"I say him, he arrived yesterday. o

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200:

"Excellent.

Then I'd like to see you to discuss

certain

things."

GAZE

100:

GAZ:

"Then I can come there tomorrow?"

"No, better Wednesday."

Mall right..

He usually comes there at 6 o'clock.

He got

married and came here with his wife. Now

they look for an apartment.

I'll go there on the

10th, because I want to attend courses in English.

This week I'll be busy."

LOG?

"Ok, until the next then."

6. From this conversation, it appeared that CAZIYEY was

probably talking about subject, sinco:

(a) GAZIYEV had been taking Spanish at the Mexican-North

American Institute and I knew from Subject that Subject had had

GAZIYEV in one of his classes, that Subject occasionally chatted

with GAZIYÉV after class, and that GAZIYEV had once given Subject

an invitation to a Consular night at the Soviet Embassy (although

Subject told me he had not gone).

(b) Subject had gotten marrled that month.

(c) subfect had just returned to Mexico with his bride,

Subject and his wife were looking for an apartment.

(a) Subject normally arrived at the Institute at 1800

to teach evening Spanish classes.

7. Prior to this reported telephone conversation, I had

considered using Subject as an actess agent against GAZIYEV,

but had decided not to approach Subject on the matter unless

there was evidence that his relatlorship with GAZIYEV vas

developing into something more than occasional chats between

classes. I did not soo much potential in approaching Subject

before this with oatsdo the idea of having his doliberatoly

cultirato a frlondahly with GAZIYEY, as I Sole SubjocE was lIving

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such a busy, and hectle I1fe that I would sot very little out

of him. Prior to his marriago, ho was kooping such a hectic

schedule between his Instituto and private classes that he

nasn't sleeping or eating proporly and was having Increasing

problems with his health. If anything, his pace and health

problems increased after his marriage and his taking of the

job with the American School (although he gave up most of his

privato classes) •

8. Since the GAZIYEV-LOGINOV conversation made Subject's

relations with the Soviots look much more Interesting, I attempted

to find out what I could about then from Subject.. Por a number

of reasons, however--including my, going to the States in June

we were not able to get together, until ll July. On that date

I took Subject to a belatad "bachelor's luncht at a littlo

Spanish restaurant downtown.

9. The lunch was disappointing and, for me, misleading.

I as certain that if given the opporturity, subject would

Toluntarily tell me if his relationship with GAZIYEV had

devaloped any further. When I casually brought the conversation

around to GAZIYEY, however, Subject simply told me that GAZIYEV

was still studying at the Institute and that he still occasionally

chatted with him in the halls or over a cup

of coffee in one

of the near-by coffee shops during the 20-ninute break between

the two evening classes.. Subject commentod that he enjoyed

talking with GAZIYEY, as ho vas a simpatico, intorosting guy,

as wall as an outaranding Spanish student. He also added that

they never talked polltles. In roply to an offhand question

about whether he had not any othor Sovlets through GAZIYEV, subjoct

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said that he had not. My inclination wad to believe Subject, and

I went away thinking that either GAZIYEV and LOGINOV had been

talking about someone else over the phone or that they had

never gone beyond the stage of simply talking about subject.

100. On 1 Myember 1967, I ran into Subject and his brother

Javier In Sanborns-Insurgentes. They were about to have a

quick lunch and insisted that I join them for a cup of coffeo.

As soon as we sat down, Subject told ne ha had a problem and

would like my advico. He said GAZIYEV had given him an invitation

to tho 7 November celebration of the Revnlution at the Soviet

Embassy, and although he would like to go for the experience,

he was very concerned that his name nould be put on "the black

List" at the U.S. Embassy 1f he went. He sald that he had

tried to call me at the Embassy after ho got the invitation to

ask my advice, but had been told I was out of town. (I was in

•El Paso fron 25-29 October.) He stated that if he had not been

able to reach me in the next day of two, he was going to simply

walk into the Embassy and ask to see someone from the "security

department" about his predicament. What did I think he should

do?

11. I told Subject to relax and forget about going to the

M.S. Embassy, as the Embassy would not give him any advice

other than to tell him that it

was entirely his own business

whether ho went to the sovlot reception or not. Besides, I

asked, what made subject think hia name would bo put on a

"black Iist" 1f he went. Subject replied that he didn't know

hor the U.S. Embassy did 1t, but reveryone knew the U.S.

Embasay obtainod the names of everyone who went in and out of

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the Soviet Babassy. Moreover, he said, even if the U.S. Babassy

refused to give him any advice, at least it nould make a record

of his visit and anyone who was ever interested would his

heart was in the right placo.. He simply did not want and couldn't

afford to get into any trouble with the U.S. Enbassy, he said.

After all, he had an American wife, he might want to go to the

states to study sometine, and they might even vant to go to

the States to live soneday. Seeing that. Subject was indeed very

serious, I became more serlous myself and told him that just so

he wouldn't worry, Ild write a seno to the proper Embassy

department stating for the sake of the record that Subject had

told me ha planned to attend a Sortet Embassy reception, but

wished the U.S. Embassy to know he has doing it solely out of

curiosity and was in no way in sympathy with the Soviet Union.

Subject seened greatly relieved and thanked me very much.

12.

Seizing of the fact that GAZIYEV had given Subject the

Invitation, I asked 1f Subject saw much of him anynore. Subject

replied that yes, he still saw him occasionally, as GAZIYSY nas

now studying English at the Institute. Subject added, on kis

own initiative, that he had also been to GAZIYEV's apartzent

twice and had met another Soviet there on one occasion. He said

that the first time he went to GaZlaYrs was shortly before he

(Subject) got married (Subject it sas marrled about mid-April

• 1967) and the second time was shortly after his marriage, as he

and his wife had gone to dinner at the GAZIYEVS". Subject finisned

eating about this timo, and since ho was in a hurry and bad

his brother with his, I didn't try to question hia any further,

• bue decidad to walt and haro a secord do at him alone asochor

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time.

13. My wife and I entertained Subject and his nife at our

lous on 27 November, but the evening was not

meant to and did

not afford an opportunity to discuss the Soviets any further.

Subject did tell me, howover, that he had not gone to the.

7 November Soviet reception afterall, because, despite by

assurances that there was no reason for him not to go, he

felt it was simply safer to stay away foon the Soviet Erbassy

altogethar..

At my suggestion, we agreed to get together for

lunch sometime in the near future.

14. For various reasons, including the poor state of

Subject's health when I called him one day in January, wa did

not get together for the lunch until 7 March. This time, I

played it straight with Subject, told him that I was interested

In anything he could tell me about GAZIYEV and the othersoviet

he had met, and questioned him closely regarding the details.

Subject was completely cooperative, and I am satisffed he answered

wy questions to the best of his abllity. It seeued to me, and

still does, that there has only one possible reason why Subject

had not told me on ll July what he subsequently told me on

I November (1.e., that he had boen to GAZIYEV's home twice and

on one occasion had net another Soviet there). This was that

he felt sorewhat guilty about going to GAZIYEV's and nesting

the other soviet there, and as long as I didn't push him too

hard (which I didn't on ll July), ho felt nora confortable

Ignoring it. The roason he so readily mentionad the tro visies

and the other Sovlot on 1 November was, I think, that he vas

genuinely concerned not to "get luto any trouble" with cho u.s.

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Babassy over attonding the Soviet Embassy reception, wished to

Impress no with his sincerity about whose side he was on, and

folt obliged to completely clear the record by mentioning tho

visits to GAZIYEV's home and meeting the other Soviet there.

15• Subject stated that

GAZIYEY had Invited him to his

apartment for dinner about a month before he (Subject) want to

Chicago to get married. This means that the dinner took place

about mid-March 1967. Subject said he had expected to find

only GAZIYEY and his wife in the apartment, but that a third

person was there when Subject arrived. Subject sald GAZIYEV

Introdured the third person as Valentin "something " When I

asked if the last name were LOGINOV, Subject imnediately reacted

and said he was almost positive that was it. Subject's description

of the Soviet also fit LOGINOV: GAZIYEV stated that LOGINOV was

with the Embassy (Subject couldn't remember in what capacity) and

described JOGINOV as a good friend. Subject said that the evening

started off very casually, with LOCINOV expressing interest

In the Spanish courses at the Mexican-North American Institute.

LOGINOV, who Subject noted spoke almost as good Spanish as most

of the Spanish teachers at the Institute, said he'd like to got

a cortificate in Spanish from the Institute and asked Subject 1f

ho could help him enroll, choose the best course for hinto

start with, otc.. Subject replied that herd be happy to, although

It didn't seem to him that LOGINOV needed much instruction 1a.

Spanish. LOCINOY simply laughed this off, and it has agreed

LOGINGY tould drop around to the Institute sometimo soon.

LOGINOY, no took the load in the comersation most of the

avening, thon began to ask Subject questions which left sunject

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with "no.

doubt" that he (LOGINOV) was trying to fool Subjoct out

on his political vlous: Subject sald that he couldn't remembor

most of LOGINOV's questions, but he did recall that LOGINOV

began the feeling-out procedure by asking Subject 1f ho didn't

find that the Americans were much poorer at learning Spanish

than other natlonalitler.. He also made various derogatory

remarks about the extent of American Influence in Moxico, Subject

said that after about ten minutes, LOGINOY's purpose became so

blatantly obvious, that he (Subject) stopped the conversation

and told LOGINOY that before they went any farthor, he thought

LOGINOV should know that he was talking to somone who was

"100% capitalist," completely pro-American, and had absolutely

no sympathy with Conmunism. (While this sounds awfully blunt

and Subject was unquestionably trying to make himself look good

in my eyes, the fact of the matter 1s that Subject does tend to

be at* a bit blunt at times, and knowing his Ideological leanings,.

I would not. put it past him to have said exactly this.) Subjact

said that LOGINOV tried to backtrack a bit after this, but the

conversation heated up again a few minutes later when Subject

commented that he had a pretty good idea of what the soviets were

up to in Mexico. When LOGINOY asked what Subject moant, Subject

related the story he once told ne about having boen in Veracruz

a few years ago when a soviet ship was actually of virtually put

under arrest there. Subject told LOGINOV that "everyone know

, the ship was

loaded with Conmunist propaganda."

16. After about twenty minutes, according to Subject, politica

were dropped and the conversation turned to moro innocuous topics.

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Subject sald that LOCINOV seemed somewhat Irritated with him, but

on the mole kept his composure very woll and treatod subject

politely for the tro houry of less subjoct remained. As SubjecE

I ras leaving, LOGINOY again said hold come by the Instituto to

see subject in the near future, 'but he never did. One day 1n

Jato 1967 SubJect saw LOGINOY at the gas station on the corner

of Tacubaya and Juanacatian, and LOGINOY greated Subject by

name. However, they did not converse with each other.

17." Subject said that GAZIYEV left most of the politically.

rolated part of the conversation to LOGINOV and never reforred

to the evening again. Howaver, a few weeks after Subject

roturned to Moxico witli his bride, GAZIYEV had Subjoct and h13

wife over to dirner (this would place the second dinner in

abouò mid-May) • This time GAZIYEY and his wifo were the only

others present, and the evening passed without any reference

to polities. Subject saated that he still occasionally goes

across the street 'for a cup of coffee with GAZIYEV between

evening classes at the Institute, but that be has not. been.

to GAZIYEY's apartment again and has never had GAZIYEV to his

home. •

18. Although subject was very aware that LoGiNoV's purpose.

In meeting him was to assess his exploitability, he did not seem

to fully appreciate that GAZIYEV had both fingered him for

LOGINOY and set up the situation for IOGINOV to meet him. I

spelled this out for Subject

and also informed him that LOGINOV

was an exceptionally capable Soviet Intelligence officer. I

also explained that it nas very possible GAZIYEV was using trio

Institute to spot other candidates for intervlows with sovlot

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intelligence officers, and questioned Subjoct about GAZIYEV s

activities and contacts at the Instituto, luwover, Subject said

that as far as he could tell GAZIYEV pretty much stuck to himself

at the Institute and did not have any particudar frionds there

whom Subject knew about. Subjoct said he rould keep his eyes

open for the type of thing I was looking for, however, and would

let no know 1f he came onto anything interesting. Subject also

offered to "play up to* GAZIYEV and/or LOGINOV under my guidance

1f I wished, but I declined the offer with appropriate expressions

of appreciation.

19. The question that remains unansvered after all this 15,

of courso, why LOGINOV and GAZIYEV were talking about Subject

ove= the phone on 24 April 1967. According to Subject, the

dinner which LOGINOV attended took place in March 1967, while

LOGINOY did not attend GAZIYDV's second dinner, which took

place about mid-May. Since I am satisfied Subject told me the

truth, it would appear that the "certain things" which LOGINOV

told GAZIYEV on 24 April he wished to discuss with GAZIYEV

concerned how to handle Subject in the light of the LOGINOV-

Subject encounter in March. Whatever LOGINOV had in mind on

2y Aprii, It would appear that it was firally docided that

GAZIYEV and his wife should simply have Subject and his wife

over to a peaceful dinner in order to at least partially erase

the memory of the first dinner.

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THE AMERICAN SCHOOL POUNDATION A. G.

JORGE ARIAS BUEREA

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LOCUTIOY, Mrs. Valentin

Hoverber 7, 1967. 1100 hours.

Source: My wiio.

French Club. ly wife talked to loguinov at the French Club. There seoned

to be considorable doust about their comunication. Lozuinor night have said

that she had just played tennis, or was about to play tennis, or plays tennis

occasiona115. It soums likely that she did not play and was not about to play.

ne probably cane to the club for the stoan bath. She was in a hurzy, possibly

to leave the club.

charles

for the first tine at the French Club. She has practicing alone with a

boy. she had no partner.

COMMENT

It is possible that Hrs. Laguinor and lirs. Snall are part of a communications

channel. Loguinov's haste night have been due to the unexpected appearance ai

my wife and the risis that Seall night arrive while ry wife wa vas still in the

vicinity.

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Mention once-

16 Get 1967

Toni.

Extracts from LIREAL 1-1 contact reports.

10 May 1062

LOGINOV played tennis at Mundet with S.S. Abdel Rahman Hassan

Abdel-RAHMAN, Ist Secretary and Consul a: UAR Embassy.

the first time they had plajed cogether. (played doubles with LIREALM

and his wife):

14 May 1967

LIREALM played tennts at Munder with LOGINOV. LOGINOV's son™

Dmitriy was there, speaks absolutely no Spanish or English. Also

played with Jacques LENAIRE. LOGINOV said his wife had had several

heart attacks in Mexico and sannot play tennis: LOGINOV said he wanted

Dnitriy to learn English, like his sister ir Moscow. LOGINOV said he

knew Jean BINEAU, when asked if he knew any French diplomats.

LOGINOV claimed to have been in Soviet Navy, then immediately entered

the Foreign Service Institute and straight into foreign service after that.

17 May 1967

LOGINOV plays rennis left-handed. An instructor commented that he

was convinced LOG INOV had played much more than the one year he

admits to.

The instructor said he had never seen LOGINOV play with an

instructor.

20-May 1967

LIREALM saw LOGINOV at Mundet-but did not play with him.

-25 Jun 1967-

-LOGINOVA said she was chemist, but did not-say whether she had ever

worked in that profession. The LOCINOVs never eat any food at the club,

but LOGINOV drinks beer-there, The week before. LOGINOV played

in mixed doubles match with l6 year old girl and woo won a small silver

cup. -LOGINOV. had a Russian movie camera with him and took pictures

of people at the Club. LOGINOV talked to a Mexican named Jose Manuel

LNU, connected with some Mexican ministry that assists SovEmb...-.-

personnel; LOGINOVA said Jose Manuel was very sympatnetic to them;

LOGNOV said they had meet at the Canadian o r French Embassy.-

10 Jun 1067 --

LOGINOV A seems intelligent, educated, guler but friendly'.. Her Spanish

Is not as bad as LOGINOV had indicared.

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LOGINON

SOVIETS

Valentin's friends, June- 30, 1967.

Contact. My lawyer celobratod his 40th birthday on juno 30.

Jin ant Connio Pollack offered their hone at calero 76 in San

Angol for a party for my lawyer. Of the 12 to 14 poozlo at the

Doug Wiltshire

Tinnie Davis

Alocander "Sandy" Reed

Werner Thurau

Dous Wiltshire, about Masri. Doug clainod that lasri, his

partner is pro u.s, and arti-lasser.

He belioves that Masri's

wife is the secretary to the ambassador.

ITNER MOVEL

Scror Thuran. The Anglo Anerican directory Lists Worne

as British. ly lawyer states that he is actually lanish. Ho

previously livod in San Angolto tho Lonas addross now shown

in the diredtory. Ho since has novod back to Aida in San Angel

and lives one or two doors froi Timio Davis.

He is listed

as vice-president of Jeffrey Manufacturing. Ho is reported to

have studied at oxford.

I lawyor,

Who 1s ono of the moro brilliant humorous typo

Intollectuals in Mexico has described Werner as the nost

brilliant porson he has net in lexico. Wernor's friords are

agreed, behind his back; that Werner is "ill-caployod", that

ho is earning far less than he deserves. His standard of living

stiles his frionds as austero.

AN OXFORD GRADUNTE!

Shoila O'Sullivan rabbo Thurau. Sheilaris tho nifo of Herner

and was not at the party due to illness.

She is an actross,

at-

tractive, extreno extrovart, and the sonetino mistross of Jin

Tionay (spelling ?) the forter hoad of the Rockofeller Founda-

tion in Mexico, not at the hono office in New Yori. I have

alton run across Shoila, but tis ta's the first tine I saw werner?

vericr Thurau, about Valentin. As hernor has introduced to se

no actod vory surprisod. Ho esplainad that ho thought I was sona

one olso, a priond of his, Valontin Louisor, ho claired that to

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Ma.

could be tirin brothers. ¡j' ulío overhoara

this perforanco and

fait it was highly ovorplial. ly opinion has that this was a

conversation starter, nothing noro. Werner capectoa no to show

Interest In his havirg not a Russian. I did. Worner then told

ne about the book group. I had hoard

of it before through my

lakyor and through valentin. I had nover bafore roalized thoy

vere ere and the sare cuuup. hornor spoke of only one occasion

scen valentin was there. he did not say there were not other

ocozsions. Valontin spoko ai soveral occasions. Werner dosa

cribod Valentin as good naturod, narron intollectually and

curious.

I did not acinonledro knowing Valentin but avoidod the issuo.

I do not know who know Valantin and first invitod him to tho

croup. I do not know how arten the group nests or where.

ranzents

I found wernor to bo vory interosting and charning. I havo

hold the same

opinion abcut his wife for sone time. I bellovo

I could dovelopi hin if it voro oi intorost.

Worner deserves to be chocked. Everyone seems agrood that

there 1s sonathing amiss haro

I would not mind belonging to a book group-I havo in the

past. This one should be roal swinging and night havo Val as

a permanent visitor.

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-CRET

11 October 1967

CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT

DATE OF MEETING

:416624-5.

10 October 1967

1. I met with Subject at the restaurant of the

Dol Pageo from 09:15 to 10:00.

Next meeting to be

arranged by phone.

Subjoct will tako a nonths vacation

w1th his famlly from 28 October to 25 November.

He w111

so to South Africa and othor countries in Africa.

2.

During the wook of ? September, PRIKHODRO CaNO tO

Subject's office to announce that he was back from home

leave.

Subject asked him about the status of the proposed Soviet

tourist offico.

PRIKHODKO said that the koxican Governmont had

turned it down. Specifically SALVAT had told the Soviets that

the tourist exchango botwoen the Sovlet Union and Mexico was

so insignificant that it did not justily a reciprocal exchango

of tourist offices (Comment:

Evidentally the koxicans used

the reciprocity lague to deny the Soyiot roquest.)

PRIKHODKO also Bald that Oleg NECHIPORSNKO (P-7482)

would arrive in lexico in October and that he would have a

Job 1n the Embassy, not in the consulate.

While PRIKKODKO was In Subject's office, Senador

ECHEVARRIA, the brother of the Secretary of Goberhavion cano

in and Subject introduced them.

5.

finally, PRIKHODKO mentioned that YATSKOV would

be leaving soon PCS (Comment:

As I mentioned earlter, I'll

ber that NECHIPORENKO replaceS YATSKOV).

6.

The next

day LOGINOV called Subjoct and asked him

to come to a

cafe near Subject's office.

LOGINOV started

off by calling Subject a son-of-a-bitch.

He said, "Look

at all the contacts you have in

Mexico,

even

ECHEVARRIA'a

brotber".

le then rent on to berate Subject for refusing to

continue

to work for the Sovlets.

So became quito dosted

at

times.

subject repeated all the

arguments be had used earlier

about

willing to bo friends but rofusing to help the soviots

in a clandestine capacity, During the discussion LOINOV

ashod 11 Subject knew the

"legal counsellor" of the US Embassy.

2T

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SECRET

-8.

By this he noant tho Embasay'e layyer, not the logal attacho.

subject just jaughed àt bla.

т.

On 7 October MIguol ALEMAN UT camo to subjoct and

aald that do and jacobo ZABLUDOWSKY had just seon Ambassador

BAZAROV:

They wantod BAZAROY to mako arrapgementa to 8ot

then to the UssR for televialon coverage of the sotb

Anniversary celebrations.

BAZAROV had told then that things

vore vory tight but 1? thoy went to Subject and he could

arrange acconodations, BAZAROy would seo that they got to tho

agitating for peruita lot about a week.

I feel that by

sending then to Subjact, BAZAROV was giving then the brush

011.

If the Sovlots vore really interestod in sooing them

80, thoy would handlo it differently,)

Francia J. COIGNE

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CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT:

BESABER

P- 3777

DATE OF MEETING:

28 Septenber 1967

1i I =ot Subject in his room

at the Del Paseo fron 1415-1530.

Subject will call me a day in advance to set the date of the

next neeting, which as usual will be in the Del Paseo.

2. Subject had not seen or talked with CHUTKHOY or any

other Soviet since he and CHMIKHOV were out together on the evening

of d August. At that time, CHNYKHOV suggested that he and Subject

have dinner together the next time Subject was in Mexico City.

Subject agreed

and told CIMYKHOV he'd call him the next time

he was in tonn.

Due to Subject's tight schedules on his visits

to Mexico City, however, it wasn't until 28 September that he called

CHNYKHOV. When Subject called the Embassy, however, he was told

CHMYKHOV wasn't in.

He therefore asked for LOGINOV, who proved

to be in. LOGINOV immediately recognized Subject's voice and

sounded very pleased to hear from him.. He stated that he had

had a wonderful holiday in the USSR (he returned on 27 August),

but was now swamped with work. He added that he had planned to

call Subject as soon as he got things under control. Subject

thereupon said that he was actually calling for CHNYKHOV, because

he didn't think LOGINOV had returned to Mexico yet. LOGINOV replied

that CHNYKHOV wasn't in just then, but they'd both very much like

to visit Subject in Cuernavaca. Subject said that heid like.to

have them, but suegested they hold off for a wook or so until

the

weather got better. LOGINOV agreed and said he'd talk to CHAYKHOV

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about a time.

In any case; LOGINOV. said, thoy wouldn't just

drop in on Subject, but would call ahcad of time.

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"*CRET

13 September 1967

P. 12843

ce-1P-11712

LOGINOV

MEMORANDUA FOR THE RECORD

^ SUBJECT

Erika Cafterman

SOURCE •

: LICOZY-5

On 7 September. 1967 I asked Source about Subject.

He knows her well.

The Cammerman's are Rumanian Jews who came to.

about 15 years ago.

Eugene was a brilliant man who started

nothing and ended up very wealthy.

Several yoars ago

he attempted to negotiato trade botween Mexico and Rumania

but without results.

He died o1 a heart attack about two years

Erika is a charming, intelligent, cultured west-European

type.

Sho is

not a leftist.

She owng and runs INCONEX at

Isabolla la Catolica 45 (telephone 18-65-61) and (12-88-32),

a Wine and cheese

importing company.

On ca. I September she

left Nexico

to some

"bad" in Austria for a monti.

At Source's

suggestion she added 2 weeks in Israel to view the conquest.

They have a daughter, darina, who is stunningly. e Bakes

beautiful.

Marina mot and marriod a

German Gentilo In Now

York for which her mother and family ostracizod hor. Source

does not know where Marina is at present.

Although I did not mention my reason for interest,

Source stated that if Erika 1s in touch with Sovlots It would

only be to kot their business.

Sho would not find Soviots

oithor. 1do01051cally or porsonally attractive.

...

see tape's spense

FrAnCIS J. COIGNE

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13 Septomber 1967 c.

CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT.

:: 4x0027-5

DATE OF MEETING: 7 Septeuber 1967.

I had breakfast with Subject at the Del Paseo fron

0900 to 1000. Next meeting will be arranged by phone.

Subjoct will go to Montreal for a conferenco on tourjam to

Israel: from 23 to 36 septenber.

Subject. had lunch with LOGINOY on 31 August. LOGINGY

brought him cavlar which Subject. had reguested and paid for.

The following Subjocts cane up:

LOGINOY volunteered that NECHIPORENIO (P-7442)

will roturn to baxico 1n the fall.

Subject asked if NECHIPORENKO

return to Consular sork.

LOGINOV said that he vould not

but would have other work in the Embasay. (Connent: I will

bet that he roplacos YATSKOV,.

The larger part of the lunch was devoted to

LOGINOY asking SubjeCt about his trip to Israel and Subjoet's

gleeful 11sts of captured soviet equipment.

LOGINOY sald he has reporta that Mexican right

vIng youth groups are planning to sabotago the celebration.

of the soth Annivorsary of the Revolution and asked subject

for intornation.

subjoct aald he has no infornation on, or,

contácta vith groups of that nature.

Tho {0l10w1ng Moxicans have booked travel to the UBB&

w1th Subject.

They are all local Jows with relatives in the

USSE:

MT. & MrS. SAnUeL KASOVICH

Abrahan YANOFSKY. to Moscow and Taahkent

c. Podrò BRAILOVSSY tO MOSCOW, Kler and Loniugtad.

4.

Bubject has bookod passago to Cuba for a russian

BMIgrO, NIKOLaY CHERNESHOV and hIS LAMilY; Illo bori

In Italy

and children, Inor, Natalia and Sergio all boru la verosuela.

LOGINOY sold

subject that they are ropatriates iron venezuela

and that thoy sill do tron cuba to the USSR. on a sovlot cargo

ablp.

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SECRET

Subject bas checkod vith adollo de la Huerta of

Salvat'a offico about the soviet application for a tourist

offico.

Do la tharts had hoard about it but said 1t was

not thair affair and vould be handled by Gobernacion.

.6.

David KUBINMAN, ca 85 yrs. old, born in RubBla rocently

made reservatIOns to go to Moscor during the celebration of

the sota anniversary.

He vill go in a private capacity as a

tourist.

Subject described hin 28 an orthodox Communist and

yes particularly galled that KLINIAN, A JeN Called Israel

ад відтаввої.

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DEE CONSULAR SIORION OF THE USS? ENGASSY DU IOXICO CIRÉ

•Tre consuiar section consists on teree sersons:.

285.412

Valertin Sergeyevich LOGIOT - consul (taird sedretari

714341

111-763856

Vedialar Sargeyevich KOFAOSAKIS - vica consul (ittsche)

Viadtuir Ivarovich SEPARaNos - vice consul (thira 4ra 34181

secretary)

mata zuch a seening-scaroity of work for the Congulate,

It woulä de suficient to have only one man iorit.

but the

Soviet Ensassy cas to

have three men handling consular duties.

Phe Consülete is open to visitors trice a weck and only tro

nours a day. Sien that 1s. too mac for

an occasional person

teo desirés à visa for visiting the üssa. Fowever, in aidi-

tion to ticcir regular dutios, ce consuls bave to arrange

various natters relating to visiting Soviet cargo vessels,

satistic and cultural groups, etc.

ca several occasions,

thay rad to do ima errands outside oi thoir overt field of

ectivity.

Perbeys this is one of

the reasong way, in raay

Instances, they carnot bo renciced on the telephono. All

inroo of then speak fluent Spanios and dara no dirficuisy in

costina sround and acculring lesdear artonds. sivon below

Coneo tiro.06. 1s

trigo; and net sord expertonced in cie

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Do sant for any visiting dignitar 09 a 102t0rr0r:

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soparently, serutinizes sad approves the names of dociors and

dentists patronized by tha Babassy personnal. Recently a

dan on Duty saia over the gaone that LOGINOV had forbidden

to be giver out

the address oi a Gasman centisi, whom the

soviats visited quito trechontlg barora.:

LOGINOV is also in charge of maxing us e duty roster

cor appointing & rian on sur nao nould be responsibie for

anytaing that took placa at tue imbassy on that particular

say. No one, except tha sabassador, seems to bo exempt from

that duty. Ca a few ocessions LOGINOV encountored postilisy

to ris arbitrary manner oi making up the duty coster. Trus,

acon a Man on Duty called Nikolay Sergeyavicia LECHOV, Press

Attacke ena & (forier?) Cuitural Officer, and told rim tbat

IneIO put bis name dom as tho pesponsible ian on Duty for

the Abassy cor that day, ISONOV said that he was very busy

ad iot LoGIoV do 1t ninsoli.

- Obviousij indIvOr asd tade a numbar oi secret eremies

mta mis diositorial marinoss na nis disdaintui, monocorous,

año glon noy or calkingo ais acclur- to tiga-picchad voico

suands ao 18 h01s cxuroaiy borod sith dio norid dnd cocs

Mo Imor locuren a favor just do talalag to ner.

Ais Dartácil soberando Corro C Centro Caro 1r2000210ã

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a contiantudis sille on his Ilps, Uncuostionablo, his isso.

of charm agoesis to cluorly ladles and LGGIiON 18 Guite avare

test he is attructive to the otaor sex. Without a doubt, no

pies to cupitalize on 1t and iith his iluont spanion prob-

abiy trios to ensnare loricia fanules. Thorols no indicu-

tion that LOGINOV has tried anything of tro sort with cho

soviet vivas. one of tro roasons may bo that he would not

liko his viro, Aleksardra Dmitriyeva, s very i'ormidable noran

Indeed, to got wind of 1t. On. the

other hand, tho Mexican

women may soan

to be more exotic and attractiva to LOGINOV

trian his own countryionon, in espocial his wilo, no 1s a.

large unattractive ferale.

Nevortheloss, LOSINOVA seems to be quite ploasant, with

a nico cultured volca, and gets along iith hor husbard woll

thanies to nor 500d rumour end social activity. She has

been quito prominent in Mostion "ork and In the childron's

summer camo, aür Suortly after their arrival, LOGTHOU bought

a tape-rocorder for ils wife for 115 dollars. Wether 1t

was to do used lor

alisie, or ochor purposes, has not baen

cotormired.

Orco 162 Wallo, IndiCk goes on drunken s0r00se Trus,

on 12 Riddãa Pobrasay 1800, DO dd MOLVOLGIN drovo un to

the Ebussy cuto do sarco doo, poundod on she saco, bier

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danthe: very prominent trust. o2 incIdoves craracter is

his extrono ebuuvinisia, bordoris 03 11560189.

in rotorcase

to otner rasionalitino, inalior ases such dubrocatory epi-

tars toots as: "eronikaohki", "unicoria", "varchura", ete.

It is doubtrai 1ê InGTiON has any truo friends. His

sneering attitudo 1s probauly de reason cor it. Altaoug

ho nado loversi errors in juageront in his lori and ceciai

benavious, LOCINOV by no moans is a iool and should be lept

in mind Ion any possible devologicais.

animpires

_ladislav Sorgeyovich jesustay

E, vico consul (ittacio),

1s a joung man acout thinty-unaco juars of ago, critin mither

stocky, with blond wavy dalr over a high iorohora. a pair

ne hoar-rimmed glasses gives his doo dopearance or a vogy.

Intellectual porsdn.. On the whole, oakuskan has tho sir

of an aasy-soing rollow, vino can maio icienas almost over-

niget.

donusaN and ais viro sto exceptionally close

friends with inatolly Vacirarovich MiasanCa, omployoo of

tao commerciai Ortica, and his vire. Soth l'andlios visit

disi othon quito racquently.

Sosidos occasionul drinking bones, acaroganta has too

boss lnona do prucileo any sate-causdage since lág tate,

pinestelag

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whenevor any of the Soviots or his facily is ill. koa us-

¡IN is also quite active in conculas aifsirs and does rost

of tho log vork for LOGINOV. lo 1s also very activo in

Hostlion functions, whore ho 1s ir coarge of cho Childron's

seCtion, MORUSENIN 1S quito an Unarsia energetie and

susay individual and can bo quito ruce and nasty at tires.

ündoubtodly, do is looking forward to boing a full-flagos

consul in time to come. Ine Imosession of KORUSEKIN'S 2n-

bition and susayitrait in his charactor is intonsified by tho

sound of his rapid and enorgotic out pleaseat baritore voico.

l curiona sact should do cised care. Shortly arüor his

arrival, dumushail purchasod a inpe-racorder cor 165 dollars

0r 70 dollarg

more than the one bought by his "boss" IdGItOV.

bay?

It soons that in the ruturo, kopkoskIn may siow-dom

somonaut, but his innon drive ano enerey iili rovertholoss

maco cin a soro adrolt and stillru individual. His urtres

progress saculd be matched sick interost raá cautica.

, vico-coaul lesire decrce

053, 20009.90

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¿iStanis

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1o judù Suogest from 15c-lüi5 en 27 July dr hão roon it ino Duà Pasco

¿uolo tro mio cocting la schedulea cuo 4 luguso at 1160 da mu Doi Paçoo.

Sibgcot ilil call on tho 3a 0r ii to siva no his roora nuabas.

2o Janice de Sibtsat le Perisato, Sübfsct «11l hold a piavato oxilbltion

o:' his factoryla lacost 21no3 ds iurráturo ard arilfacto at tho Rotol Prosidanto

Con 204 intano, botiroon 1000 ará 2000. Sarborral burora will jot a orcax

prorius on Tuosday, 1 Aljusto Susjest 1112 Consoquurazy bo 1i Noideo G1.3y

¿on 51 tuly thau 4 duumio do suld io plannod to sond due trincatiois to

ana tia sibassyo, büo had rioi jui doro so.

§ Silinundue Subicat hau rustnai soon for hoard fron cori.

La Cole incrae HIGARiS. Subgictes waro loarned from lIs, HICuINS

cut tho colonci 1s duo back in duraco on 12 or 14 dugust.

cuorravaca about 1800 on lodneadas, zó july, sitor normarz and nau. a aroual

¿un a ¿ca adautos, CaRiON firally sati that 100k, thoy vero friunio nou ardi

¡i Naratod to adi Sibjustls adrico on a rattor, tho dootor wion subd-it had

riconoaded to Endico%s cosa Gsea0r sald, tua dlagrosod din so;.

stonaca trouble as un scia

esão ci oro of tho borat straina of a-u.uas

ard had adulood thas tha callo Do dost la bou and under Obseraion. CauXHOV

sald cho chizu bao cossoquertly boari dopo an dua at hora in ducião caty.

Piu Gotor, ascardino to Gianlio?, had alsa Gagrossed

C050087 Liri ti.. inocias

tu de:

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Subjads ty tno tano I dan his to load id to decido to tuis Caricior, shon ho

callcd him at tho babassy, to coma to tho Dul jasuo (Subjeat's hotel) rathos

esan tho incoldonto, urero cliento and acquaintancos =1ght farin at all hla

surios Prionda, I told Subjcot do hardlo du dha may do saraci, duù juni

not to bring no a routamaro bill for six ballintras arù tanis oscarco. I

told Subject that hls near-tora objectivo shouid bo staply to estabiles as

mish rapport with GUiNOT as posa1b10, with the vicw to findina out what

kind of poison ho 15 and what do has on bio rurd. I sali to shouió consider

C.iiiHOV his main targot sor tho precont timo and urgad har to taio savartazo

of ery opportunity do toù together with hin alcro.

% Subico apologluca for his sui story about his encounico .....:

cizanal0T boirz a bit spotty, bus de said ho had a hard timo unicrocuraing

carinor ard wasn't ablo to folior overything ho said. Subjcoù said

Gnationes spanich is rot good, no apcui ory fasü, ard cortinually jumps

stom ono subject to anothor. On tho vinole, dusjeot said, ho had tho improsaton

ninor corvous person ard much loss duro of hingeii than, for

Grante, LOGINOT.

Subjout said that microus io always folt ho had io bo pi

no denitrated trot pulationshipo

ho had reccived in tho mall to a daspedida for ADiss! on the evening os

31 Julya fano Irvitation waa Somali: lastod by lAZilIStY.

sed attachiont

Bo) Subjoet onld that although ho was cours to ba la doxico City on tha 3150.

•do expacied to ba cumpletely iled to tich proparations tor tha opendia co 81a

oshittt the nant cas and caleos = bad à spostei reason for marita; dai to ã0

do bas godio so sure i sido 1t. I toiú les that da

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13 and 18 oily 1957

Going is Price so buri dia pitily.

parcy in lei fist

I art Jusject

at the Del Basen Hotel from 1350 40 W410 or 13 July

=a 110: 1515 to 1530

on 19 julyo. The neit meeting is schedules for the

212÷1939. 07 26 guy.

Subject irill call in to arrange the tire.

20.

On 13 July Subjee t reported that he stili hadn't been

ale to pet throuch to turaly at the Un? Imbassy, as the number Geize had liven

127 ins albays busy. I gave Subjcet three additional numers from the Diario Oficia

und to tried all of then in my preserce. " e get through on the last one, managed

to reach colaRY, and spore iith him for about three minutes in Englich. ine

tone si the conversation tended to confirm 3851222's clain that be is a. very

aloge and informal terns with Goary. Sucject asked my GOrARY hadn't

come

to his hore the previous tua weakends. GOSARY excused himsel? by saying

he had sinly been too

susy, but wanted very much to see Subject. Subjict

replied tunt he was in toun at the Dal Basen and tiny didn't GOrAlY core

un to his hotel room that evening, CoMaRY readily agreed to come about 2030.

Subject reported on 19 July that GOraRY had arrived a t the hotel room

¡soul 2050 on 13 July and stagod for duo bores. it the concludion of their

coti::, Suiject imated sount to cose to his home in Guernavica was: his

anace on Sunday, 15 dildo Mail agaced and visited Subinet did anarien

+ 7-2700 00 tae 10e nettest

iãs cinnooo, sho he siir ins 1l1.

To not 00150715 dily as oy diese to s protesto, 1a 18 eare

suigiot an or ortunity do sail ith' solAr alone and at longth over arvern?

Dre presense of Sueject's wlie on the loth inhibited tre convert's

C 3103(13. 1-3)

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Fis rositive reaction to the idea do tarrine

"the

31dex"

n0-89 toils suor to be confirmation of this.

an eo 10. 5) malo no futica meetics vas scheduled, Suljiet and duttar

anted or too tath igtn the tutral mionstanding that Sithject iDuld tet in

wich with GOtly either to discuss further cesarg'business fitire or to

anarge a recting ith Subject!s imerivan friend.

(p. 3) Subject said it was his vilels understaring frot iss.

==30I:3 that i. BIgn'S would return to lexico soretine suring the week of

31 Juiya

So Susject said that he thought a sisable anount ce noney--such

a= $1,200 U.S, per month, sould se a vital, although not the primary, factor

in recruiting conly to renain in place. The mire incentive, in Subject's

vier, would obviously be tre coportunity to hely Soret .

4. Bantact math the Soviets. GiaN:OV calied Sueject at hone-abort

1000 o: Sunday morning, 15 July. CaciOr said ce ins at the Soviet dacha

in Queenavaca and. that he and LOSINOV had gone to Subject's factory acout 1700

a.. Satirdas, the 15th, in order do present Sueject with those bottles on rodia,

out the guard had told them Suoject hsd lacto. (Subject said he left the resory

out 1630.) CamelOT said that LORiOr ad left Cuemnavada decause le vis

Zonring for the ESSR on vacation, but he (CayaCT) das stile around and

enuid Sunject come over to tise dicha. ind on, yes, Gained's child vas

sick irich sore form oi dysertery and could Subject recommend a pediatrician?

Subject said that desaite the uncivilized

noir, he got cresses and went

to the uncha about 1190. CEnTioT was overMorin with friensils, kest

matro everyone sor the smallest child to the aldest waran to go up an say

Milo to to BoDea, and rockly presented Suggeet ith one sottle of vodka.

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wa en annand tid they had druss the other tro boütles, disit 1115 or

55, Saints seran surinana it the dacha in droves; Sueject estiratcù 20 mens and

55 men arrived in no One de the deucordes to dalk in vas 1'2?227,

no scencd to be gocutly suprised to sec Susject and to lsar: that Surjout and

azer inew cich other. Subject sayed for acout 40 minutes in all. CHiZiOV

huges with hir tre

entire tire and talked ircessantly-rostly scout nothing

and asten so ragtily that Subject had a hard time understanding his faulty

Spanisis.

5. In spearing of ICGIlOT, GEARCOY did say that LOGRiOr is resporsile

For "matters inside ¿exico," while he (CHYHOT) "supervised Latin American countries

subside texico."

geraor did rot elasorate on or give any lint as to nat kind

== "atters" he sas talking about. is Subject was leaving, CanicioV urged

ain to core to tire bicassy the next time he wes in Mexico City and they rould

have a lew driris, CanGiOV ther said. that as a matter

of fact he was coming

jack to Cuernaveca the next wceland

and would like to see subject ther.

Subject said to give hir a call. (NOTE: Subject is unusually busy right now

-ecause of his approaching trip to the U.S.--in about two weeks, but told me

he would try to get together with GarcoV for a drimia I mgca hin to do

t-1so! In all, Suject said he had the impression fron CHiCOV's general

descranent that inJai07 had told him to luur after Subject unile he (LOGINOV)

was gone.

6. Samal:

iv in the State of morelos. subject said that Cesar

X=a, the ince de Investigaciones of the policia judicial in quernavisa

samar his bore on ühe evening a 1? July to ask açout a rosi-iivider screen

made

se sie targuoise rosato material that Subject's factory specializes

i..

113 told Subject that sels prefer "rot to pay too much sor it, " and

susject being sueject and also hoping se might sake it us to hit, ou14aa!

1?10107

¡m aue my boley costa Delighted, 1JB starra on avile and

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ME DRAIDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECTS Telecon with LIROBBI? On 12 July 1967 P- 11665

1. LIROBBIN2 called the Station at 1345 on 12 July and left a message

for me

to call her.

I reached her atout an hour later. She said she had

met LOGINOV at a party, at the Indtan Embassy on the evening of 11 July.

Puring a briaf conversation with him, he told her he was going to the. Sovlot

Union on vacation on 16 July. He also said, that PRIKHODÃO vas going. to

the USSR on vacation on 26 July. A minute later, he said PREHODKO was

leaving

on 29 July.

2.

subject sald he had had no other contact yath, any of the Serlets!

since March. (It' will be recalled that she invitod PRIKHODSO to dinner

on 31 March, but he did

a not come.)

Subject said she would call PRIKHODKO

In a few days, mention that LOGOT had said he was going on vacation, and

invite him over befor he left. She will let me know what happens.

L

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JE/Narch 17, 1968

SUES8CTI VALENTIN LOGUINOV 1-117122

Music Hali de Moscow

Valentin invited our tennis group

to be his

quests at the final performace of

the Ballets Ruso

at the Arena Mexico. The total group was about

15 persong.

Alexandra not present. Val's wife, Alexandra, was

not

among the group. Val made no comment about why

she was not there. No one else asked, that I know of.

Czechs. Three Czechs were among the group.. The

introductions were badly handled

and I wasunable to

Learnthe Identity of the czechs. Val and they spoke

Spanisa

not Russian or Czech.

Mauricee. (Spelling not certain for last name).

odile was Invited by val. She is Canadian, about 35, not

Thatträctive,

but careless in her dress.She struck me

as being slightly masculine. She 1s a teacher of French

the mong at the es ar an institue cer transa

afternoons she teaches at an Institute for Trangla

tors and Interpreters on Rio Tiber.

ia were waiting for a mutual friend of Odile and val,

a(Rafael. He never arrived. I asked Odile who Rafael was.

She explained that he was a teacher and her drinking

buddy. Every afterncon around 4 -5 she and Rafael can

be found in the bar across the street from the institute.

Prob

odile had 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

RuMB

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Eit in with the rest of the group. And I'm sure she didn't

care. She seems

to go to all Soilet embassy functions.

she might possibly be an intimate frlend of val's,

1f not a 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 night

Val told hor he had to go

noma earlv (l1 pm becuuse b

was going to play in a tennis tournamen

day.

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11 Marcs 1968

STAKE-OUT REPORT

DATE: 8 March 1968

I checkod tas Hotel Prince fros 09:45 to 09:50 and

noticed nothing unusuel.

I gas outside the Hotel Alfer

10:50 - nothing unusual.

I then chocted tba Prince

again at 10:40 for 5 ainutes and noticed sothing.

8. I chechod the Hotel Prince at 16:50 and say to vomen

and 890 men (Soviets) talling in the lobby.

Then at the Hotel

Altor fran 16:55 to 17:10.

Nothing axcopi.a. san as 17:30 who

loaded very piropoan.

This sau looked into the lobby of tho

then into the adjacent garage, then back to the hotel

out of the ares.

le deffnitely vas not a local Sorier.

At 17:40 I mant bach to the llotel Priuce io 800 18 the

entertaliors more thoro.

Al 17:30 tuo sen loft uho could be

I Jolloved thes to ses 11 thay pare speaking russian.

I turned the corner fran luis doja onto juares solas cast.

almost buaped Into LOGINCY sho sas coning rest. on JuanO.

recognised bla insediately. and I lolt that he recogulzod so.

I continued along juares for a bit and then casa baci to see

ThOra LOCINOY soat.

I then

slood on the other corner of Juarer

BOU LUIS toja jor 3 Or 1 alnutos.

al this tino I noticod a

Soviet across juarez (at tho past sido o1 the Juares sonunent).

Thig Soviet

was tating panoranic shots across Juarez..

ds his casera

approached

0e,

"I stepped ballad a Kiosk.

Hotever, In the minutes

kelore I rollced his, ba could bave been photograpalug so.

moant later I noticed LOGINOY about 10 yardo fros the Soutat.

Both san that I had sported them.

The Soulet uith the crera

then dilfted rest, photographed the liares sonuseut and peat

further vest.

LOGINCY then

want off in the sase direction.

I

then sant to

rEpOrt tDe aLave tO CLASTOHBUSY at the Horal Aller

af8er checking that I sas not sollored. I got ilero at 18:02.

The 80v1et

had a saall canera shich appuared to be

6 8.

Thug I doubt

1i to gos Identifiable piecuras of 8o.

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SECRET

- 2.

He cuecked out of the hotol at 18:30. do 18:10 vo

Bat LOGINGY'g'car ahead of us on the Nelora deaded roward

tho sovlot Babassy. Too men vero in 1t than ? did not recogaiso.

LILYRIC RAS LOGINOY and BARANOY leaving the soriot

Enbaasy In LCGINOV'g CAr at 10:36 00 8 Mirch.

Neither vero

back by 18:30 they LILYRIC secured.

BARANOV's photos as the Soviet with the canera.

I lostantly recognised

This was the pariod se

Were valtIng for subject.

However he could not hava soon De

at the Hotel PrinCo sinco I loft thoro at 09:50 tho 11rot t1mo

Bad at 10:10 the socond tise..

Francis J. COIGNE

RET

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05706668

si acier

Rollor 0 = 2197

Fachas Pobrero 13 (HARTOS) do 1968

Pioapo do Vigtianolas 0800

- 1500

ele attacharict

la rigoliang can

464.Af

gujotos...

Пога

OBSERVACIONES.

DIES

CLarO

CAMARÁ

Valooldado 1/150.

Dial-agnal

305

Distanolas 205

CoAt

Boto

20 0902

noha y-kola

21.0907

KI1M

22

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24 0959

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26.2042

27

1122

robíoulos.

que poco antos hablaba oon char en el guarto nuevos

_ se dirigo al our del balfioio...

quo ronían do la: soja prinalpal, platicando pagan. por

la terraza yandosa al sur. dol Edifiolo..

vonia de hablar con

solo en la Portoría, pasa por 28_

torTaza I 80 va al sur dal salpiolo -

J unos trabajadoros, pasan afuora dal quarto nuevo y..

_so van al garago. 1015. He se dirigon a la puerta

LO8

.28.2122

Korm

29.1200

-prinoipal del Fditio1o..

-que pooo antos llogaron. al Club, salor-dol ouarto nuovo

Y 50.

dirigon a la roja prinoipal por la oual salon del Club

Zoba regresa al Club y quolvo asomaro al cuarto quevo

al paricor busca a alguien, después pelo dol club

_vontza do la Portería, platioando_ pasan por la tortaza

J.80Jan-al sur- dol Edificio....:

- que platioaban. frentu al Reoibidos, pasan por la torrasa

hacia ol sur del Edifioiei

oatra al Club un Dodgo Nosto placas entiguos

464-AF 8.

-on dioho vebfoulo vonian. 2 Hombres y una Hujer (nexicanos).

los rediba Log y juntos entran al Rooibidos.

--. J los sújatos menoionados en la foto 27, platioundo.-

....na dirigon al realbidos, al parecer son asentos do

seguros. 1225. Ho. 99 van dol Club

qua tonfardol Rocibidor, pasaa por 1RtOrTaza 1201a

_al.sur.dol 211f1010r

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248

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hogaron s?

in black Dodge.

100

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i aluck Badge 464 AF

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Clara o 161-in coche Dodec Tarticulor -

modelo 1966 dado de alda en Nupo do 1966 =

nombre de IGNACIO MaRINEE CARLITEIRO COn

domicilio en las calles de ¿irineos N$ 128

coionia jortales, zona costal 13 D. ".

motor 605÷34 sedán.

atentamente

§-10

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12 jobruary, 1968

58/sec

1. Agent:

2. Date and site of leoting:

12/2/68, Tecal1 Bar, Mariano Secobedo,

1200.

3.. Dete and Sito of lizat Meeting:

A. Adsinistrative:

Sane place, sane time, 19/2/68.

No adairistrative matters discussed.

5. Information/ Instrucilors Passed to Agent:

Roston advised LintAll/1 to continue his same.

1100

bita lis friend Valentin loguinov. He agreed with

LIndAlim that since Locuinor did not oring up iho

"boss" since hia firat roferenco to it

at 27/1/08 at the irench club,

Loguinov probably las

not Elven further thought to the matior. (loguinov

had

two ouortunities to bring the natuer up acain

with lInder/? and did noi do 30).

Rowton also advised LIsALi/T to continue to push

LINbiIC/1 into the PXI but arreed that In the llobt

of the current unce: tainty as

to whom niuht onergo

as the future loader, lIRa. IC/1 chould not attach

hisself too firaly to anj che individual

await the outcore of the 27/2/6e convention.

but rother

6. Inforuation/reports Given lo caso Officor by igent:

LIRLAL:/1 save

attached herevith,

Routon his reports 050/JP and 05MJC;

tore. ber with. the latest HIRELIC/1

report passed to Linalim/s through the drop.

Ballace B outon

filing: 2

COPIES MADE

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050/JF

BLATE! LOGUE:OY

rebruary ?, Ia, I6lg-1316 hours.

French Club

Inte for tonale, Ial ino lié Lnutes lato for our tomis satdi. I trio

this a3 Loaning

Cau no no lonjon sudecis co di vorting for the coopal.

or at 1020t his suscions lavo bech cuticionuly alleyal to port his to

ride isoln a comace mith ac. lo obvlod rr su

to 11s silici proportion.

Mien r8 tille nou, i lave the defárito foclins

that io go tondre count de clahon ou detins ta vaco, nor hacho

son briofoù in advance by his neonle. du corvo-sation is spontancous, inamo;

and fraguontly tous doin.

She is not youne,

has oranlid 5670re2 tennis

syngathoelc,

caref:l? to inolude Val. Ho socms

alad no lolir, questions dal nado no proricative

tal astoi if lt is tive

Le asto! if I leu

aryone percaally mo moul! bo airecioi. I swich that the only persont 1

rally low at all cas atl Cc. elle! mat to crassy colant possibl

cit. Merleaa

works m.

an for lucinces roo, social, and bial, sho pronuly las a labüle 600 01d 10

to: nis.

Anoricen cials to tlao ll0 accodie il 2 mao Incorociol in cirls. a comitto

Hral tanzis hom,

diuds thoro, and dirle there, but not aidi tion. i

памаснт ten 40t019n10st-1ts191S0141010r.od0la +100S U10l0s, 5=3

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0502/55

February 10, 1960. 2100-0200 hours

lose as cloria and popo Pitio

Tonis slanci. Glora has orgental a toumauert.. Prior to the first

rate:

die invital all the paricianis to a cocail-iinner in hei houc.

121 late, val lù late, coplaining that his iáfo had a doctors appoint-tent.

No also said the he hail spent tho day at =

parrey in honor of the anbassolor

idio soon ill. loavo.

131 asht Icave:

Val :ar asked by a provacatio ceran Il ho too vould .

soon ba lovinje

Val arrained hor noat people Icavo aftcr three years, or

den the alassador ther have een sovinu leaves. He said cnore las a possi

sility that he night loave, but ho voilsal to epress his opinion about

such

@ 12:011:000.

Krit rough on al. averyone at the party seonal to bant in kid val

In the cano of the Genian,

coso as close as possible to insulting hia.

I rofinino: fros this atwot. I astai lal if ho vero alrays treated asia

solt of a novelty at parties,

with people atlacking ilm. He said no, but

that nost partios vote diplonzis or his oim Sovict conunity. He explained

the Germans boilaviour as tipical of the shortsightod, Illinforod and vulgar

Garzaiis.

almane. Meaidia 52010 Itle during the ovening aul ncolod holy

Don val loquently do calain vat mis said in Spanish. Honover, she seens.

yesy Intollicent and very cala.

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CHORET

1 February 1968

TO

FROX

: Chief, Cuba

C/SB

SUBJECT: Valentin LOGINOV (P-11712)

LIMITED rOports that on 18 January 1968 LOGINOV

entered the

Soviet Embassy at 17:11 in his own car (19 DA).

He was still in the Embassy at 19:00 when LIMITED went off

2. LILYRIC was not working on 18 January.

Francis J. COIGNE

SCORET

P117/2

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none

idlay fre

January 24, 1968.

alter inpant

Valentin Sergeyevich LOGISOV P-11712

Source : BHFernald

1.

A chock at the building confirma that Subjeot livea at

Ignaclo Beteva 21 - apt. 2. Hear the door bell at the male ontrance

In the slot corresponding to apt, 2 Subjecte name appeare: 7.5. LOGINOT.

2:

The building 1e quito new and 1t,3 F100r8. The 18t (ground) Fi00s

bouses the Instituto de oronometrologia,

and at on the 2nd 3rd floor

there are 2 apt per floor. The building has no garago.

•3..

Apparently there 18 no portero in the building because there 1a

no bell for the portero. The "interphone" anables tenante to Identify

visitore and open the door electrically.

0-11712

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256

p. 1712

Logino ordued

pas for

gracio Soleva

# 31/2

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25?

1/3.71

I: 28%

COURIOT REPORT

SUSJECT: BESABER

12-87.77

51.2S C7 423T1605:

12 and 19. January 1968

File ai:

1. I met Subject in his room at the Del Paseo Hotel from.

1415-1545 on 11 January and from 1415-1515 on 19 January. The

rest neeting will be arranged by telephone.

2. The Soviets: As of 19 January, Subject had not seen or

talked with any of the Soviets since his telephone conversation

IdEn ICGINOV on 28 September. Subject did, however, receive a

Christmas card from LOGINOV.

with my agreement, Subject sent

inexpensive gifts along with Christmas cards to LOGINOV and

GUIKHOV, but they weren't delivered until the week of 15

Jaruary. Subjet explained that before Christmas, he assigned

his salesman the job of delivering a score of Christmas gifts,

including LOGINOV'S and CHAYKHOV'S, around town, but shortly.

after Christmas, found that the salesman had not delivered any

of them. This discovery caused Subject to fire the salesman,

wico had been increasingly derelict in performing his job over

the past few months and who, Subject had recently learned, had

bagun taking

dope.

Subject consequently wrotc "better-late-than-

-ever" rotes on the cards accompanying the undelivered gifts and

läd his new salesman deliver them. I have instructed Subject to

Leave the initiative for the next contact up to the soviets.

3. Soliman GCHARY. Subject ran into COHARY on the street

one day during the first wees of January. GOHARY seemed delighted

P-6235 (p.1)

P-10,056(pp.1-2

P- 11712 (p.1)

P-8097

COPIES MADE

83-11912

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SUBJECT, - POllonzan recrudiod by LOCINOy

l. This case aerted about stroes months ago and the only into me

mon of ta the PASTROM couplo that LenINY asiod the policemn to

chock on.

In tho csso activer nat requimoris are boing liven to

the policecan ty LYINY? Are any Aericans invulped?.

Have ary other

Sovlöte dean imulved: Inor specialises do us operationa. lie total

nu De 8ir1o5 the policenan assignments in supiart of.

Ala US operations.

2. Pleasa chock tilü with 12 and land lot us loon uhat tho status 1oa.

Tk8.

17 dạn 68

1-53-6-91/4

SEC: ST

17. aN 68

1=1712

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Mises Juan

• Portraem

benigne can cit

Batine Purs

sinplaged Stephens -

Adamcan de

Wife Teaches Ripss it thero =

Amar Univ

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AR 17 Jame y is

is try again (ire,

i 3. 2501967

is -

В - при б.

tempils

He terms a

ute of case;

len in dead!

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coS.

> Rold this heane

Iness in hear tomist

affic and didnt mant to

Fla.

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SECRET

24 August 1967

MEMORANDUM FOR

FROM

SUBJECT

COS

C/SB

Policeman Recrutted by LOGINOV

1.

In reviewing LOGINOV's SPR which WEENING has just

completed, I note that LOGINOV recruited this policeman

1577 months

ago and that his first requiroment was on the

BOESTRO! couple.

At that timo no gave LITEMPO-8 traces on

LOGINOV saying that do was a dangerous KGB officer.

LITEMPO-8 subsequently nentioned that the case was continued

and that he, himself, was directing 1t.

like to know the following about this case:

(a) Is it still active?

(b) Did the policeman pass info to LOGINOV.

on the BOESTROM couple?

If so, what?

Was

(c). What type of requiremente has LOGINOY

given to the policeman?

Are any Americans

Involved?

(d). Have any other soviets boen involved with

this case?

no date 0 to man do in 0 stunes

3.

As a basis for discussing

this case you could mention

that

we are especially concerned about LOGINOY because he

specialises in US operations.

He tried to recruit a chauffor

at

the babasay and trted to develop a female Foreiga Service

officor (true):

You might also say ho

,1a running & 8en81t170

case into the US (false).

Thus many of his requests to the

policenan say bo in

support of American operations although

chia.would

not necossarily be apparent.

Therefore we gould

11ke

what

be 18 aak10g 10X.

Our traces mould

both

ourgalved

and LITKHPa8, ote.

help

SECRET

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- 3 -

4.

Depending

on

LITEMPÓ-8'& reaction, you might even

suggest that LITEMpos take

advantage of LOGINOV's absenco iron

Mexico 1n the USSR to requesi Relacciones not to givo blu a

per visa because of his intolligence activity as detailed by

LITEMPO 8.

mouth a mire

Francis, J. COIGNE

Distribution:

I - P-11712

1 - 50-6-91/2

SECRET

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SIATE DEPT DOCUNeNT

MEMO FROM LEGAL ATTACHE

DATE:

10 JANUARE 1968

SUBJECT:

INSTITUTO DE INTESCAMBIO CULTURAL

MEVICANO-RUSO, NORELIA (MEXICAN-

RUSSIA' INSTITUTE OF CULTURAL EXCHANGE,

NORELIA) (105-1016 - 1/10/68)

CLASSIFICATION: SECRET

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logy

SINX GHE note:

BIRTHDAY COULD ES EITIER XOLOMYAXOY" O OR MIROSHNIKOY'S.

HAVE DIFFERENT DATES OF BIRTH IN JAN 1926

POR SUTH THOUGH. VLADIMIR XLIHOY

KORNYUKHIN AND SOLOMATIN WERE ARSO SARN 1928 (DAY AND MONTH UNENOWN).

ANYONE'S GUESS IS AS GOOD AS MINE.

CHP

560.

Out to 11-09-60

at 12551

asiu lior shen did thoy cone dado last sigito. Woll, they no

cathoring tomorro: avoning at tão babassy to colobrato /poncono!

10th vertidoy ana thoro will ho a los of pooplo ond thor havo to

prosont hin with a mirte lot's soto a colloction and by nir a

silvos plechor and tio classas. long discussion/.

but

lot's koos MATASEl

as a toaches of english for tho kids..

#1rob

P=11712

8-16/2

8-498

8- 6518

15 6 055

11 ENE. 1968

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SECRET

11 Janusty 1968

MERORANDUM JOA TIE PILE

SUBJECT: VeIL of Urisdentifled Horan co sortos Rabinay groundo

LICALLA reported that at 1203 hours on Tuesday 9 January 1968,

en untdentified sonsa, deacribed by LICALLA as a "Horthaserican typo"

antorod the Soviet Embasay.

This sorn entered the racelsing root.

and cama out into the courtyard of the Soviet Babassy groundo at

1206 bOUrB.

While In the garden (courtysid) abe spoko to Yurty

S. CHERNYSH (P-13042),

Vladislav Sergeyavich KORMUSHRIN (-11707)

and to Vladimir Agafonovich DOLGOY (P-9774). Fion 1215 bours

until 1226 bouro, uhen she again entered. the recaption room in cha

company of Valestia S. LOGINOV (A11712), she spoke in the

couRtyard to DOLdo%.

LICALLA reported that this unidentifiod somen

departed cha Sovlet Babasay at 1252 houra.

Attached for SladimII A: DOLGUVE (8:9714) fIle ATE LICALIA

photos of this sonan taken with DOlGOY.

(FOR WOYIRM USE ONLY).

GraCA H. FARMILANT

FILES

86977429/068

$. 13042 9/0/966

8 11707 0/0/a68

811712 010108e

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SECRET

CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT

DATE OF MEETING

LICOZY-5

$ january. 1968

I mot Subject at the Koala from 09:15 to 09:80. 1

will call him in the week of 15 January, to arrange dellvory

of his liquor.

Subject gave mo the travel into on IVANOV which has

already been forwarded to San Jose.

3.

Subject reported that LOGINOV visitod him a few days

before

Christmas bearing 6 bottles of Yodka,

red and black

caviar and a lacquered box.

He mentioned that NIKOFOROV and

KORMUSIKIN had had a car accident.

Also that NECHIPORANKO had

arrived but that sither he

or soneone in his. family had been

sick ever since arrival.

4.

LOGINOV used the occasion to renew the old pitch.

aeld

that with the colebration

of the soth anniversary every-

body 1s contributing.

That would LICOZY-5 contribute?

Sub jact

then gave LOGINOV &

pair of sun glasses with & built in transistor

radio (as 1. Christmas g1ft). LOGINOV said he meant not personal

favorg but something for the cause.

He then asked Subject to

spot a Mexican enployee of the American Embasay.

Subject

laughed at him and repeated all the old arguments about not

working for the scus.

He told LOGINOV that, if he ranted to

be Irlonds, then stop bringing up these old requests.

Francis J. COIGNE

Distribution:

Orig

- P-2712

it- p-11712

P1712

CE"RET

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SECRET

S January 1468

MAHORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT : BOTtA "NAVARRO, Membor Ol FUersas Armadas do

Aaerica Latina (FALA)

SOURCE: LICOZY-S

Source stated that suuject 1s the sister-1n-l2w of

his old friend Lic. Juan «SALDANA who used to be in Rolac-

clones and la nor Sub Director General of Accion Social of

the Dopartamento del D.F.

subjoct 1s the sister of SALDARA's

u1to, Fernanda and 13 21 years old.

3. A lew weeks ago SALDAÑA brought gubject to Sourco

asking tho lattor to give subject & job.

Subject told

Source that she had formerly worked at UNAM and had boen

arrested in s group which had bombod the Bolivian Embansy in

She sag held and interrogated but because of SALDANA'&

influence, she was relosed after & months without charges.

However,

the police refused to lot her work at UNAll and told

her that they would have to approve any Job she undertook.

she still has to report to the police overy 3 daya.

Bubject

told Source her story because she know that the police would

check with ain.

Subject told Source the followlug about berself and

tho PALA:

a. The fAll has 76.000 members.

D. Hes superiors told her that the PCh tipped ofs

the Mexican authorities about those involved in the

The PCH did this because terrorism 13

against their

boob throwint' llne and hama the peaciul diffusion of

Communtan.

The FAlA works on the coll casis go that ouch

meaber knows only a few pooplo.

However, the norked

as liaison betwoon Moxico and Poza Rica and knous sore

nembers thero.

The fAll nonbers in Poza Rica are PemeX

ПОГНЕТВ.

d. The FALA 18 financed by the Cuban Embasoy.

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SECRET

Valentin S. LOGINOV (P-11721) CAme Into the offlco

a for daya

arter subject atariod work and asked about bor

(obo 18 replacing Miriam AVILl fatz).

SOUrCe gaVO LOGINOY &

brief rosune of tho abovo.. LovINoV's only comment usa

"thog are nuts."

•8.

There ara no traces on Subject, but there aro several

cards on SALDAÑA.

FranCiS I. COrONE

file:

0x1g

50-9-8

P. 2712

• P-11712

ECRET

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CARDAD

CONFIDENEIAL

To:

Ir. Henry Doarbor

poputy Cilof of Micolon

Mr. Vallaco V.

Stuart

Councolor for Political Affairs

Tea to Minera

- Nathnn L. Forris

Subjoct:

INSTITUTO DE INTERCAIDIO CULTUML MEXICAYO-RUSO

(LEXICAN-RUSSIAN INCTITUTE ON CULTULL ESCILVICE)

GUADALAJARA,

JALISCO

205-367 (11-25-07)

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(Through Counsolor for Consular Affairs)

GROUP. 1.

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COMFIDETIL

1ICA:, QUiD: in JiiN

mOurce: I-1

"ugust s, lis!

i3.ajers 01

tie Ilcai ni Guaialajare held & sieni for

115ic0-3 st the. II corlet Cultural lees at Caspals,

+u3u5t 3.

153%,

lasting lion

JalIsCO, on

Ci00 colla uatil 1:00 pollo lioted

sucag tue visitors "ere the solioring:

/cetop

file

SORIS 30&0411/04P-2280

Projescor LIDarIll 2012/700-462

The II jovie Cultural .ee: aù Guadslrjrra,

Segan on Lugust ?, lej!, viin a raseption aù the illin oizice

iith Boout 100 persons

present.

Ilotec suong the persons present

vere tie folloring:

SOLIS ЗOCCOLTIROT,

alter tse inauguration cerenonies,

ard many Bussian rad other

Iron Curtaii country magasines vere given we puslic.

Áugust 12, 1531

on the night of furuct 10, 1939, Russion iscumentel

type movies vere sio.m to säout 110

persons at tio social security

Thestre st Guacialajare. Thece novies vere aponsored jy tio

vOUrCO: T-I...

Lugust 51, 1037

In the night os sugust 1í,

ajout ir persons mere

entertsinen sy bailaro Marco ana lua lo plenas so Molin

and tje pirao.

This event iro oponsored dy the liciti si part of

..t'o

II rióvlot Culturel deos.

CONTIDENTIL

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1.22

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steered ended decided?

(20.02:

2/0D 201009246: 24 %0vodeca 2957

circuméec

1200 hours to 155 hours aù on in-ton dure cousc.

Fron 1a05 to

1245 the moeting vas conducteù ariu/l's ces inasnue: as the sure

nouse vas occupica daring this period. Ine next moeting is scaoduied

for: the same caño houso on & Decembes at 1500. cours.

2. Me following mootings between Wi and tse below named Soviets

occured during the months of Octobor and dovercer:

Classes Of 3 October, "ERDREN (E-9057) and concataao

(2-9379) studied on this day from 1520 to 1700. iZaRSuV (P-380)

studied iron 1700 to 1200.

Di. Classes up y October: In the worning of this day, an

unidentifica Soviet phoned Mrs. Rocian (1/1 was out of the house) and

requested her to Inform 1/1 that there couid be no ciasses that day.

so reasor was given, either then or subsequently, for this cancellation.

c. Classes of 10 Cctober:

EaDRI & Concharenio studied Iron

1530 to 1700. MAZuROSaY cone at lolo, latesrupting class, to gick up

several pockut books nich he nad previousiy asked L/l to procura for

him. I/l schecied taca from his on librasy, Wizessy stateà that

he did not care winat subjects were choson; he wanted then only to improve

his reading ability. he did mention, however, thet he preferred not to

read souls intoh had dither violence of commorraney es their central treme.

Ill brought a booi on scionco fiction lauz. vas not garticularly Interested

1n this, a t00: on ballet, and a tool on tre 3e3/ndch izwasay seosed

ACE TO IN SUNDESS SO BRULE VICE ARE SH

- 1=77,

Sucha:

P-1172

COTICS MADE

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o Disases sè 1a dodoboni (last cirus undia la coradaczi..

Dubner sata 1/a su deme do the abassy nean the escios detober la ordor to

pie un his cartataons for che ? lovaabor arnaversary. E/l centioned.

shat ne magho se guido do che Statos during tho last de catodor. gabRIN

asied il to rinatin bio? inch zecording tapes and suo 5 iron reci

tapeso 50052i semented tout iarother raiond" had proviously brought

sim sone speso luis tas te irist vime BaDRa had êver recuested i/1

to pezzona so personei favos.

3o ca sa pesatas /1 dove do une ajascy to pice up has inviations.

W/1 sat sy BaREl são gova non tuo inviations. I/l commented trat se vas

noü now pierang to motos io us. sabear stated that he dia nou nesa the

requested tapes trasmuca as a "arienã" had purchased some Gruidig tapes

102 tim mile dn sue States.

to 0n 7 lorenber IlI attended she Soviet ceicoration, II las not

accospented by was iate since le had to tenen classes that evening and

Eneretore staged and abo= 2700 to 1890 hours. by his on testacory, 1/1.

consured sore de stats de voûra during this geriod, vet moraged to teach

conducted in

a voluble spisie.:

El cas zat at tue sata by coltostayuco de sassed his

on to. I03a20r.l

Masãoi sondanted that to les sulli latereste la 2ossio1y

ining Errarue üx2a525a as sa Inclist Language tarcher dor His sore In

ini maininoy attesso iraco

toronced techey run mon to dad an cadente!

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= sogiesentative of die "Manistry of Culture" da She 055% 1d0, in tact

capacity, vas acconnying shu soviot ballot ca Ice Brouge. G0i0veg

spoke in glucat Diglisa it Wi contenting that he sau studied Ingliss.

In the SS?. His ordis JOY. I/l's Lapsession dE COLOVeS was that

scioreù die not sopecs to sa to "eultural tigei, cocoreo was vezy ima

precise as to has actua suie and duties rich the ice Esizat. Cocico's

dross mas soicevnai napphanard and he impressed 1/1 as somethat waccinea

and sheavy. ConoreD,-according 10-1/1, is about licig gears on age,

6']n sa belgat, 160-165 Downes; grey hair and thir-faced (angules).

•I/1, emboldened by a sau ratas, réquestea tuo tetass dos the Ice Ballet

IrOn COLOVCO. COLONCO poldbeiy acquiesced und said he rould get tru of the

best seats. I/1 was ten introducod to the assistani directon and ace

director on the oschestra so cubovco tico transinted in a seeringly, suave

Farrero With this scon co spierdliness on the part oi she Soviets, i1 Las

decadea to invita thes all to his house for a buffet supper vithin the

Zero Raw weeks, eGorco ana mis associates were visibly pleased and

I/= also extended das invitation to BaDRi. BaDREi said he louid try and

pare ali che amangesents and a tentative date of ? os 10 Decenicer vas

agradd upon l/i was thea introduced to che Delusion ambascador,,

P23853, vita raga Da sortersed 1i Bag-286a

34120 3a3-5909

anguish zacility aman sepoured to be on good toros sata a runtos of

Soviens and now Dacon cuite telao 20028 is tail and tada, B90n04-0ed

hocroid censures, and tussiased

2/= and arised noo a criender cale end tea aptino cancan lect 0905.

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are the

ao classes on in roverbor: GO ClaRao croirod 20 manutes

iato dos classes at sue

sonar could be availablo dos chasces toat cajo thor, apparentd as aa

astor -thought, CO.

crazad concated that ce vould not attend classeu

either.

D. Classes 0= =0

lovembar: I/1 met cocoCo nio save bem sio

Licato for tho Ice Bailed

5.5227 and GO. CHARITO. catered at 1530. it

1520 Mugrosoy antorad and latcarustud the class do announdo tact de could

105 study that dove Islately BuaId woecled around eda tola IZAlESEY.

very explicatio that be should sonin and study. to this KiZuSaV replaud

i: Julish, "see the gressure my cades cuus on mo!" It vas quite apparent

tact DIDRIN los in change of the lunguage lessons and that KZTOSV vas

secuingly very hasitant to doly 3iDanu's challenge. (C.0. rote: This

may signiiy that a'oara's mude is concidenablo nose thap & second Secretary

within the internal orgamiantion os the Subassy).

inatesay stated that

he ranted to tale a vedias leave, but in deferenca to bankints tishes

112i PODY finally reucined during the rest of the class; although his

presence was a somanhao dscuptive factor. Ce:Cr221O, who had renained

silent ion the rost part, beerme someunat bored and dispiritod by mclesalis

anties and thorofore exited une class at 1640 - sode 20 minutes before tha

end of the lessonso Jamie and manSi deinned and 1/1'hod thor asis

s=s: 0üide questions in matter a an exorcise mick miz.507 enjoyed in

coat ile dachieh is sugarco Do Concilse Hoteler, ECiti 1050 50 16

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1550 io 12000 io 2700 Medo catocoa coscalco nata d0e2

Il possesseo Jood, dueno gica cohough lis coarca da guate

rouge. Fo sponde mon o ceciacdir Dritish acoras. con roaza comeriod

thad ho nad sorved la Buasa laparostaatoly shoc 2902-659 end nore casently

11s05-67% had bees vosking in boscow. normata is mazziod ad sarcad

that ne nud boon ds lonico sone four rontaso donnati anness to se

petran 35-40 jears o age, alondo hali, talm, afaletio apperacass acapod.

6 Leot tall'ind weishing bobroen 16j-170 pomids.

do: Classes o1 23 Moreuber: Buonel and conCoRDO studied ios

1550 to 1700. colorazano cormonted that has cico enato cinlocea vare

111 vata une fli. KABADeSDY and NORMCIa assiroa at 1700 and studied

until 1200. During tho lesson a stigho angurant os dicresence ca occason

position vas during te igst crorus crisis. vari could rot recond re

substanco over west trey dirrerod ordo. j/1 thon guerico thom as su insù

the naricial cosition vas on dao present crisis. They both regiata hat

thog diante inoras you what the postüion on the USo3 nas on the ciccant

Cypaus dispute. 2ho erchange corlectod tho obuurite, somewcat dogratic,

charcter oi normusar. I/l charactariced nenuott as possesing vary

strons aná flued ideas. nonosta dia not sonear to be aved dy rugliesavis

position and spoco opendy una foscasully to rara.

Uno: doparting =*

spote tita LOGINOV regordina the posudice anpaoymond of an Enclast beneies

2o% concoves calidueno =osau0ù comcried that a soviut inglish-speziang

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14-00000

11276

Twing

and no :agat bo able do use dis scaricos in dio où thoco monthlo.

The Indorsianca insurmoted iri do dbucin nore tho inconmation (Euli name,

eto.) on JOE So. and to zonitor the progress ca ica son 1a antonatine:

to ostalia, desching Fosition aù the chiascy.

action conferent

207802 2.

RUTS

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Calende Chrer onde me Galle Granded Genö Göed de Client Gestuda

to study. Soglisia alone sadios thaa ina class.or with s. tutore. 622222522

corcaica tand do noula do cecudrod do raca nas

the neas fruce (time nos socoiciod) and taro he borld closet danacia diz

dor che Moch mando de propared dor duo 002522510| stated that ho nontes

j0 maintein nas 20ü bonng" by passang tris inglich cham. i/l vieis .

concapota ao somontal oe a bunica, aco candiomento inteligent, ducs

roddos; und adoron in dis 201aJlorshiro mur others -as fez ao ii cra

disosono pagaaay was tot abce to abucne alasses as ho vas to scao-pany

a 200up 250n tho incomaciosoa Camionatio comunity on i spocial dor to

scod 1/2 1è co vould hora ciro do teach has son 6 ê 02 e pears 016d.

grash, in une compory od crochen Bordot borg botwoon the hours ca 2000

and 2300 any day of the moos. 141 stated ciat theee bouas vere inpossi3zo

no roui6 pare this consideration. muler cien Locar toling co tis bora

=ea spaces urá llo baekgrouná eu a concer dudeo da Glungio siadag as vela'

as desopodin, Voriosa curos agorte anciadano turnáco Crio Va5 ali Ciscussos

arande the brandrop do tho termedese

de 53

a1200i's.

i0 b0ü Lai.

1.1906KST-l ContaGI Repore

31 00e..118 H00. 88

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cl dias do

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Cos a 1o-

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Puosto do progroco, para cua rosa atondidos, usto barco crtoo el diu

7èo 80r.101 a Progroso,

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dos

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do nacionalidad fuso.

consiganatarir do fuguos Mnubisan, diciondo cuo. 01 barco

dol

fuento

dol liariol, travincia do

Habionco

Liozado al Puerto

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tripulanios dol barco ruso

jota/57., procedunta dul iarioi, cues.-

"SINSKI KONSOMOL" CUO GNUSO Ol

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$79.

grif

55/Sie pete

Fice teaser/in

Luvaim

Move bert, 1l6r. 1130 hours.

casual contact. Loguinor vas entorin the franch Club as I las loaving.

he asked no to stay long onough to play a couple of suts of tonids with

his. I hed to dealino duo to provious cunittionts. No boti anad to look

for aach other for tonals sono day altar tho 50th anzivorsirg calobrations

nait wook.

November 11, 1967. 1100-2200 hours.

Source, Direct. At French Club.

Tennis. Lagilinov and I playal doubles with two weuen, Everyone sound to

permit thenselves to tease laguinor about tho enbassy's celebiation of the

5oth anniver-ary and about the merous requests that evoryano soured to

have made for gifts and souvenirs fron Russla. Val has singal up for a tourna

mont of mixed doubles whic begins tonorrow. I too have beon invited and acceptel.

Attitude. Laguinor seemod very friondly and anious to continue our friendship.

His notives, however, seen strictly for tainis.

Companion. Earlier I saw loguinor playing tennis with a ruthor tall and

heavy sot person who left when Loguinov appmached uy wife and so. Later,

when dressed,

this person passed by to say goodbye to logulnov, In Russian.

He 1s obviously an embassy type.

November 12, 1967.

Source: Direct. At French Club.

copie. Page 2 por

1. 1103

jaguinor playal tennis with still another rember of his embassy. He did not

have an opportunity to talk on tho courts. No did see onch otier in the showers.

He showed treat interest in playine soon and said he would oll so to arrange

tho dato and tino. Ho Jokod that I siould bring soso oi sy frienis ina tho es

bassj, all of idion aro CIl, lo onuld hivo an interti:lonal toumuant. I told

his that nono of sy frionis jayal tonnly. lo aisualors.oud ani tought I sald

that I knou noono at to avassiaho lookod disappolnta:. I corroster his and

a8lel that I diá Lalood tenori orbassy popalo, but that nono plugal tanis ani diat

I doubtal vory audi If ay friends horo aLl, FBI or azullilns 0150,

-driver.

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- LICALLA- 2 DECEMBER 1967

ANOTHER INTERESTING EGB TRIO:

Valentia LUGINOW, Oleg NECHIPORENXO (arrived ROS 29 NOW 1967),

and Pavel YATSKOV, whoa NICH 18 replaciag.

Pile: F11712

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1. Staject mas fiften hinute: lati for te isating scleuviail cos

1600 hours

clairing a terrifio bangroar ara ciration, taving speni nos:

of ¡he precious night with aBi, drin

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clear, tue then he is quite joung.?

were ver

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his arrived and after maling his expiratto for being late he adied that

his car mad 1a tha sion for rapiirs, but at tie end of the incrodicure

nesting he calied to his car paried only hulf a bloci airy inom the cafe.

- walned with him ani concented on dis earlier reraii razading rapirs but

e lenied sajing anything about it

I this weih 2or ju dcet had not yet seen wow but gold hat he clancas to attend

a Party

allegerly to be givon dr inidriia

(not sergio's wife,)

at alic une ne iill attent to ejica, into re Lubai's recut trip.

indidestall, sust. stuted that Senio Quiescarnal returned to jexico 3 or

y.20:1.11s üfo.

(It ml been ny mir tarang toat Sergio sas suli in

subject rug not seen eiter uf the GLOVIdig' la sopral moths.

3.

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August e, 1:6?

Contact Report

Subject: Jinny EATURI (2-13, 220)

cate of keet: iue 5 at continental test froi 2009 to 2330 hrs.

I.

The neet reo prearranged and § case on tice, ire purpose of the

meet was to debriof s on hia reet ith i0s rhich took plece she pre-

vioue evoning and

proceed with the filling of the Did as rell

at to

give necessary opt Instruction. Ie purpore ras aclileved.

lest meet: dugust lS at the sage time end place.

2..

The fact that Ior started the meet with a talk ascut hooks

appeared to s to he curious. do coubt that LoC mas peddlin- some Connunet

1denloricol tid bita, repecially, justification of sur Interrational

polio}. Friefly, too such freedon is not rood: Anericans and sheir forelen

pollaj is naire: lie, morry nore about the morld dinion than aioit

their antionnl interoet: ll they unt be ir conothing ina; consilt every-

kody and e erytling to find out an sues olù act tiat nuy can satisiy

everyboug: titone trip to leanla nas outrigi: a jrovocation aimed at

Sor trion, arcept, 11 lt mas o produst of isivenese.

3.

§ use reilly curprised to near id civig up so coilá on the

matter of the lis inl puone dim. iorj, but he mas outricat disagpointed

rhen lou stated that ne nor any of sai tab ra'ole moilo rot to sect

with wid. further,s wes cuic. up than lt direcily told that i as

¿u in sov agon assigned to coilect inin about 3ed Chira ani Sat Chirese

po I1c5 concerning sou - red Chinese craillet far à Gulnese Enb official.

Although, he i1d not mantlor it to TElLo, 1t man obuleio tiets ald not

Ilke at all the 1des that bus corey aus sadion tut tere imention ol

honey right now, 1.9. during the fariod "s 91ll ha turking on ripr.lne

zAre confidence*

a reminded i that de told himat their pintivin inet

concerning

h10 Inbodipien: all dle Chinese and ided thet i? I9 rep nut Cleor tren

mat ? moont tor enolled lt out in cleor turer. S. contented tre: he did

no: vant to to te nea zine hafore preit iu i, lanoico te minted to

Pollon our miniciono Mule far cald to plerpe i or ono 101l Rid on tlio

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other to appeaco lile (5) on feer iron tle cere porihility that sodatiing

night go prong and he rould lieve notere to turn to. & told hin that

coine to licit OilY in connection -ita the natter of

pul). ishing the orticie

could do hin no har;

denging lavine contaci mith ICh recently 1s not

sufficient; Tire could bring ua the glitetica for an catenalve purpore

o= manting to send a messago to s Sov friend and the fact of not eeeine

each other during the jact 3-3 reels teans nottino hosre-notatne, te-

cause s 1s supposed to be cile to reada a friendi s cust sa recay to

neet ant question by lilio not by denying previous statenente but by

caphasicine that ne mas thinline coreiully about riat he told tailG and

he reached the corclunion that that rould fettter hin in a situation

he mes never before'"and, conrequently, knom; notliine about posaicle con-

sequences; thereiore, he decided to leep out a piola he la lenarent in.

5.

AA for ao thie other requiremente concernine the orinese are

concerned, 3 tola sto do nothina for tie line being aud, erpecially,

to seep may din trilog to ascertain tre trag of lericane moikia, in

die chiness Rai. i coili clei. that ie ree spendine ils tine on trylng

to get the neme of the next cicilientini concidoto lefore tre precident

sends thie name oi luo cond'date to pal for approval, durtior, E can

alnajs ie inino more surry than Ior mes to cet lili Bi antuer on the

platinin dezi.

in upite of rie reactione concerniag tie buslaene part os lis

weet, s mio MInttro mith Ili tristition to coend a day sith cla and

ine ianils in cuscina "to celebrate dia birthday together". i arkedE

ruita it be durropriate 16 le ard casephire toci a pracent to dre. ior.

ao for exauple, a silva: uruaci or conoti lug piallar. ? told tio tiat

the marinus lo could taio fortra, ICa nal the tos nae a bor o: chocolatto

candies là alo coli of di du. air. E 1d net lealy thet do -eld 29y cor

1t.

7. :

lar nanino le le dil n0t sato an aperturles is

ol neron d00 la dre cerale al d'e in lle aid la dunditiono lora forcol sien

e ou u9:01]: 8e0..

il re, le solos dinei read die fier donatro ?a?

1:208 90 16.

genie i.

= irine dio gael the cortion le aberrasa Clitol dis : 060:09 le 199 139

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give additionel trio ard correct roce of the siver ansers.

At the end of the meet s stated thet le dia not have

his cer

this evening because dosepline needed it. I toid him that he naa riillag

to pay hina texi, but he mas not ecle to give hia a ride. = is quito

nure that the car alch'S uses le josephined and thut it le on 50

disposal only then sue doco not needed. Further, i's ever ranted to

Identily i's cor it 1s extrecely doubtrul that de mould hastiertured

Into settiriü excuans in an evening with such lousy reather as 1t mas

last night.

9.

• Byproduct of the talx about the car ras that re learned

Josephines are: ale is 45. do ording to § nobody mould telleve that abo

maB core tire 40.

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ATTADIKENT

August 6, 1969

Subjeots JInny 'ABORI (P=13830) Seport On H1e

Ment with LOGINOV (P-11,712) on Aug 4 at gamborne-ean Angel

at 2000 h50.

1.

The reet was prearranged and it lasted 2 houre and 15 minutoa..

As in all previoua cases 6 and Lor not in front o the restaurant: 106

came 3 minutes earlier.

THEIR NEXT MEET: On Aug 16 & and Josephine are to come to

duautla at the "Éanoa" about 1000 hro to

be queste of LoG and hla lamily (to celebrate

8 U1rthdaj which 18 on Aug 19 ).

On Aug 25 at Samborne-san Angel at 2000 brs a

business neet will be hold.

2.

IOG and & 2 Vodka cooktaile, olub sandwitch and a beer. 10d

olained that he had already esten nomething and 8 folt a atonaon d1a-

confort.

3.

• L00 asked & did he finish reading the book (1n English) about

Rasputin which he gave him about a month ago. & anemered affirmatively

andthey spoke about the book. LoG promkned to elves another book, mitten

a a Britiah , titled "USER 1941-45" or sinilar. LOG wants & to be

ramiliar with the sufforine of sou people during the do II.

Thon, Ior asked & what was the altuation mith the Us labaesy

Phone Direorory. & atatod that the riotitloua girl Patriola showed up

sos son day and roturned to the staton for family renoona, He brought

up in a conv with her the Dirootory and the told him that 1t mao tightly

controlod. & 10151888 that polnd and he told too that he sould havo

SO BEATE MOrAINE ON BlO DABlO sTOR Baratan 1P L0G wanted the Direatory

but B mOuld apprOdlato LOnE aurentiona Do tO DOM tO nO about 18. 100

Cold 8 tO POTEDS 19 DoOBuDe ho inon inos she direofory use noll controlod.

ME. CANO, E 80:1 ALA ALQUE AIO BONA DID TARO ON AUR L (S00 PARNALDO

LaDONI contaos hopore desed dun 2, 67), Lee liaranod so sho scory

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TẠNG was a mentor of tho chinese Inb staff here, because he did not 1ind

hle name 1n the diplomatio 1108. Further, ho toldS that he mas doing a

good job, which he appreciated, but he muet be very cautious because the

chinese are clever people and extremely ruspiolous.

In reply to s'question LOG stated that"for anyone of them (sor

Emb 0ff101a1) rould neet with rANG, bacause that it too dangerous. S que-

ried what was dangerous about it and LOG stated that there man almaye

a chance that they (TANG and IOs or another sor) might be reen togethor

and that nould ho very bad. S ment on to tells that it would be his

job to develop Irlondly relationa with TANG ot posalbly another Chineao

offlolal and alowly obtain from hin the info LOf and his eubaasy needed,

IOG 1111 gulde hin as to how to go about it and 11 they show confidence

1n 8 he #11l have 1t made and Sova (LOd used the espression: va ) would

pay hin very well for that job. E commented that he had belleved that

what he was doing he did out of personal friendahip with Lot and not

for noney. IOd aniled at f'statement and added that in addition to menoy

they (Sov8) enable E to travel to dov Union and have a vacation on the

Bla0k $08.

Thile f was thinking whother to say sonething or keep quiet, Ior

told hin that the next time he went to laNG he should limit bis conv

to tho publianing of the artiole about Nat Ohina and 11 needed # deny

that ho hed any contaot with hia for triend (IOG) aince he net rAll, s'

job 1a to win TAiGa contidence and that la a alow procedo with the

Ohineso. Thei, in anever to InGe queation 8 atated that thore vere to

Mericana ( a rosan and a man ) mortine at the Chinese Bab. i06 told 11a

to got their nanea and addreades. $ commented that thie was not ae aiuplo

aa 14 nounded, because one

cannot junt ack a pereon what was hin name

and addreas. 100 commented that oven this was a sotter uniat cannot be

rushod, Sirot fet their nonos and later obtain the addrosa.

B.

There mos another thing s should doi sind out how Doay Ohinogo

11ve In N0s100 018g and dororeinod unichonos vero the Influontialono and

acone the lassoronos delaralno union aro the soat Influenziali ho con

OrarE MOrdIne OR tula dy aroppina la a bossor chiadda perteurane and

aryina to devolos seto soquaincanood, 18 con de accusad chas 100co sho

Bo so mesauronto ere prople mo nave sonoy and shoco tho savo Bosog ara

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usuallu Influential. & agreed with iNd and spested IoG to tell hin that

he would pay for the vlalting of Ohineso restaurante, but I0G kept

quiet.

9.

Shad no intention to sily the talk about money and he told him

that the publishing of the artiole about dat Ohina may end in a blind alley

11 TANG does not oupply at least a hair a page of advertloing. LOG 818

not want that to happen and he told's that he (LOG) would give bin

MN 1,000.- 11 the printing of the article should be hold because of lack

of advertiaing. $ brought to LoGs attention that half of page of advertising

brings to PIerTe (RUDIAN) 1,500.- pesos. LOG felt that ho rould pay that

money as a price of keeping the door open to the Ohinese Emb for S. To

put some coating on the pills added that he would try to obtain an add

of two from Ohinese restaurants, but he daoubted that the owners would

be interested in advertising in a nagazine which 18 far from being well

known. Juat the idea that s conteplated going to thinese restaurants

pleased LoGg ear.

10.

IOG was Interested in the status of the Presidential race and

& told him that it narrowed down to four candedates and that all the

Indicationg were in the direction that ECHiVARRIA was to be the offioial

PrI candidate, & belleved that by lug 20 he mould know the name of the

candidate. In reply to loG''a questionS stated that the candidate mill

be publically known Sept. 15-20.

11.

IoG wanted to give sore time to be poeltive of the name of the

Presidential candidate and ho deolded that their next (busineas) meet would

be on dug 25 at the same riuc and placo. Los imediatoly added that he

did not forget that g birthday was on Aug 15 and that he bellevad that

It would be the beat 1f they calabrated together 10 Dunutla on Bua dug 16.

LoG addad that on that day ble lie and son would be with hin in cuautla

and § should bring along Josephines Log. w1ll bring a bottle of "Russien"

champaign and pio-nio asyle food, there m1ll be bottle of Vodka for

Jisephine and a bottleo! (Y does not remember shat) los 8 plue tbe

book to previoualy mentioned. Id added dose nore desoription about

that a monderful day they mould have together. They are to noot in

CuButla about 1000 are as tho alanodd. Ion M1il do there a1 hour ta11

boonuno ho sill piek up lio pon aão la now a:tanding the "iuralan 8obo0l"

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in Juernavadas the son speaks only Ruerlan and Ingllah and InG 18 100k1ng

Porward to the fact that hia son will be obliged to epeat english all

ray: LOGS TiPE speAks a Ilttle Spanteh and there 1l1

be no probion for

her and Joesphine. to underetand each other. S promieed to be tuere.

12.

Idat soment asslenient for Si LOG hold an info that rANG apeake

EuBa18n. Il S suoceeds to rertly thie laot LoG Mould 11t0 to knOw Whore

did TANG learn Russian.

ElFernald

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SECRET

Section Chie::

COS

DCOS

C/IC

EXEC.

ASST.

BI/5725:115 : SB/SPC

DATE: 1 AUg 69=

C/SB

1. Agent/Subject: LICOZY-S

2. Case Officer Vincent P. RIZZUTO

3o Dats eulù elte ci contaci:d dug 65 at restaurant Parque

4. Date and site of next neeting: Subject will call--see below

• 5.

Administrative (salaries, accountings, etc.)

Subject mentioned near the close of the meeting that he owed me

$600 (US) for the TV set which COGNE had obtained for hin.

I said

that I thought this was a gift but Subject said no, he insisted on

paying for it and would do so shortly.

Meanwhile,

a part has burned

out and he can not obtain a replacement in Mexico because this

particular nodel is not made in lexico.

He will call in with the

details and I will try to get it for him.

P-2772

P-7442

P.11,712

P-T01Z

P-2270

6. Infornation/ Instructions passed agent:

Mone

7. Report/Information received from agent: (use back if necessary)

Subject had been in Eurore and Israel icr

several weeks since

our last meetirg. Nothing of particular.interest developed on this

trip.

Before he left, Subject was invited by NECHIPURENKO (P-7442) to

celebrate the latter's birthday (which happens to be & Jusy).

Subject

tried to beg oif but NECHIPORENKO refused to take no for an

ar.swer

and actually

cane to subject's apartment with KOS!IKOV to brig

Subject to NECHIPORENKO's apartment.

Since NECHIPORNin's wife was

away, three siris from the Planitsky fhorus were awaiing che torse

men.

Considerable drinking was done and Subject said it was obvious

why they had asked him since the third girl needed a partner. Hor na

waS Nina BUCHAROVA.

Subject said that all of the girls were quite

attracting ard "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 vas asleep befora

going out and getting some action.

Subject and NECHIPOREiNO actually hava a good personal selntions!lp.

8.

Security:

(ade attachod sheet)

None

pago. &

9.

SUbJOCE BOlVed & HYSTOrY Of aNOrO OLSTITiCH saA during Als recent

41515.

Subjoel Dad Ros GESTITYEN al the alrport

and dall ginel any

Als Sandig durind Bost of the lino shar GiSTITiN

saa toro. No

CONdUS GLITATALR Dad dO PiaO dor LILITTa, or anybort

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#7 continued

subject believes. that NECHIPORENKO is very intelligent.

the best Spanish

of any of the Soviets known to subject and due

this facility as well 'as his looks, can pass for a Mexican. Subject

believes

that ALC!!IPORENHO was given the task of cultivating and

attemptia to re-recruite him after LOGINOY falled.

some inter-sting comments about LOGINOV (P-1l,7.12) which seem to

jive with ctber comments which have been made

about him.

had apparently originally bees given the task of re-recrutting

Subject. When he failed, he felt rebuffrd ind las 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. -LOGINO! is probably jealous of NECHIPORENKO whO

has at least managed to retain Subject's frlendship.

that LOGINOV is not dumb and that he uses his good looks to great

advantage particularly with women.

Subject has recently had some dealings with IVANOV (P-1612) who

is furious for the following reason:

Formerly Soriots leaving Mexico

would take KiM or Sabena to Europe where they would pick up Aeroflot

the following day.

KLl and Sabena would pay overnight hotel costs.

Now, however,

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

Subject to cover it.

Subject refused for the very sound reason that

It did not make sense for him to pay $20 for selling a $127 ticket

from which his profit was only $9.

IVANOV became furious and Sibject

jelded by agreeing to pay for IVA!OV'S accommodations and he said he

would do it for those becoming as friendly, such as NECHIPORENKO, but

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

people). ..

Now Sibject is furlous.

31 July Subject was visited by PRIKHODKO (P-2270) who came

In carrying a copy of Pravda or Izvestiya.

Subject quoter the old

"There is no truth in. Pravda and no

news in Izvestiya," and

PRIKHODKO got mad claiming Subject was acting very unfriendly by

making anti-Soviet propaganda.

PRIKHODKO was very serious.

probably as good and as

accurate a thumbnail sketch on PRIKHODKO that

we are. likely to get. PRIKHODKO,

who said that he wes leaving in

Septeuber; had visited Subject to find out what Subject knew about

a congress of Jewish intellectuals which is to be held in mid-September

in Bogota to discuss the Jewish problem in the Soviet Union.

santed to know whe was going from Mexico.

Subject told PRIKHODKO that

he had not heard if the congress but would check into it.

He did chees

with someonw si the Israeliac anbassy tie mas for:illed to learn

that word had gotten our since at this time knowledge of the congress

is confidential.

Subject told

to that he

would tell PRIKHODKO that

he

had been unable to learn anything, reasoning that to tell hin about

It would get him involved

with

further requirements and would te working.

against the

best interests of the Jews. I told Subject that I

agreed corpletely.

Sübject said that the Sputnik group which was due in June never

did get lexican visas

and their trip hos been cancolled.

On the other

a delegation of about a dozen Sovieta is due ln Augus: for a

Congress of eye, ear,

and throat speclalists, and still another

group ol a dozen. is due in

Septonber for a congress of soll mechanes.

Sinco these aro official

delegates as opposed to tho sputnli group who

tourists, they will havo

no troublo sorting Merican visas.

Subjoct himseld will

Do going to Budapose from 1 to 7 Novembor

for tho

TICA CONRYOSI.

subject

is world chadrian of thia group which

apparontly du the International Convention organizario0.

subjact has

recrived covoral terrero tros the Spurnit translator

on

his recond trip to

sorder balon.

she had recadied thu

dictIonary

phat no had Bong

nor tron Rose ant ene are baoto to had

Bent hop sroa trairo bus noda palp of aladora do had sont tor dy kla.

Subjece sill dona dato this,

Ho sA obtloyal quire cond of enla

BIPl And Appeared PO bO dColnO Dy pEadeuranCO PAal Sho das Dal A

EG0 prOtOcAlion.

1 regradod

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Auguot 2, 1969

Jontaot Report

Subjects Jiany SABORI (P-15,830)

Date of Meets Auguat 1 at Restaurant Illi Lo Olub and. Bonaparte Bar

fros 2000 to

2340 brg

P-1, 112

1.:.

The neet was prearranged and 9 came on time. The nain purpose

of the meet van to have,?1ll the PAl On LOGIlOT (P-11, 712), whioh wee

acoomplished to a satiafautory degroe, 1.e. 26 pages out of 55. Purther,

FERNAID wanted to cheok miatS has done or proparod for hia nest neet

w1th LOC which in doheduled for Londay dug 1 at 2000 hre ( this w1ll bo

covered in the following paras).

Next neots tuesder August 5 at the Restaurent-Bar Jontinatal

at 2000 hr8.

2.

On Friday Aug 1 at 1100 hrs 9 olled on OUTlASIN TANG, Minioter

Counselor of the lat Obinedo Inb at bis offloo. The purpose of the

call wis to esplain that the nagarine In HisIon goes to press the latest

on the 18th of the month and 1t was too late to have anything gabliahed

on Nat. Obina. In accordance with the instruotion & received from Plero

RUDIAN, § tOld IANG that in publlebine such artiolen the magazino iritas

then acoording to the tishes of the embassy. of the country about walah

they are written. Because ambassles pay only the subacription, they

usually too to 1t that at loast a ball of page of advortioing 1o 11-

aludod in the same leue.

9.

TANG exprenued understanding for suah a praotio and stated that

ho wae interented in herpHilar altiole on the lepubllo of Obina and

probably one on Chiantay-shed and that he would nee to lt that a propar

amount of ada bo purohased.

'40

TANG went on to ant valoh enbaanies are subraribore of tho

magasino and which use it for publiohing artlolen. S atated that prootloal-

Iy all onbaonlos are rubaoribers aid alrost all of then had their artlolea

publiahed at one tiao or tre oshor. Ilad, apparently, vas not estlariod

a1th this anguor and ho astod polat la blona vas the sor Babaddy a subi

80x 100x.

Man l andall alpIratluplo, Pals anted a did ho snoo anybody

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In. the Sor Sabaddy: 8 stateù tuat de was on Irlendly terme with an

offloial of the jor Embassy. TANG donmented that thie wae unsual, beoduse

sors sake fronde with nobody.S stated again that he had no other way

of calling bie relation with the. Sor offlolal than a permonal frieneshly.

In TOpLy tO TANGO QUeAtION $

etated. that he prefered not to mention the

nase of ale sor friend and TANG asted what poaltion did 8u sor frlend

have, & replied that an far as he knew the sor offiotal nas guite digà up.

(810). IANG continued his questioning: what was the nature of s relation-

chip with the sor, une it a business type relationship, how often dis they

ade each other; where dod they meet. S atated that he nover transacted

any bualnesa with the sov and they meet about twioe a month for a dinner

or lunch in various reateurante. E added that the sor playa tennie every

week-end and that he (8) sonetime goes to mator him playing (Notes the

latter atatement 1o not true). TANG asked did s play tennis and he an-

swered negativelg..

6.

At thie point 8 asked was he intarested in meeting hie for friend

and FANG stated that he was. Then, s asked tund riNG what should he say

to his sor friend. TANd commented that thie was a good question and he

told $ that he would think about 1t. Consequently, he asked 8 could he

peas by on Monday or Tuesday (Aug 4 or 5) and S sald he would.

7.

In reply to Fo

questions atated that he intended to tell LoG

araotly what tranpired on his reet with lANG and that he planned

V181tIng TATO On: Monaday so that he mould be able to tell 100 did CANa

decide to neet I00.

I told 3 that he nas going too far in pleasing LOG and was

catting In a deeper and deeper nons by rotting involved with the lat

Ohinese. 18. was obvloud sron the attitued of tr. TANG that no road bla

through and was taking his time to find, could he bonifit conething out

Of the mhole sohose. Therefore, s abould aleo take it cany and not

ruda to see this on Monday. 1.t, before seoing LOG, further, he ahould

5t1ok to nio previoue decialon that 1t vas rather dangeroue to la.

BOOting Mita IDs ofton.

9.

§ selt that 100 mould prese for a naot malhs sa coon ao poralblo

0nde ho got to know that raid had opaned the porcibilty of manting to

2o0t alta lou. P concidarod insa to do por:ible and impreciod on 8 thee

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1t mao up to him to stall.

10.

At thie point s aeked I mould me help iin out if he got in troubled

on socount of his seacciation with IOG. I replied that he was trying to

Intruot bin how to keep out of troubles and it appeared that s did not

care much about what I was telling bin. & reacted quite strontly to se

statement by saying that I was wrong, or at lest incorrectly Interpreted

§ attitudos ao far as be. (S) 1a conoernod ta he 10 willing to discontinue

meeting w1th I00 innediately, 1l ne toll hia to do 8o. I ansered that

If no wanted him to drop LOG me would had told him to do 1t. Nevertheles,

§ as an Anorican 19 certainly aware of the faot that the Us Servioe and,

consequently, the Us security 1s sotting nothing out of s collaboration

w1th IO0, In vien of the faot that Iot will remain here only about 2 notho

nore we felt it would be the beat to leave

the matter take 1t5 normal

congx se

and find itinatural endy we were and continue to be intarested

In keeping out of trouble, but to aohiove this the most important thing

was that he carry out our instruotion as he received 1t, we badly need

that s fullbeartodly comply with our instruotion, 1l &' assoolation

»ith the KGB (sio) continues after the departure of LOG to mould probably

be silline to continue our relationabl, with 9 only 1f. ve mere ablo to

count on his sincerety and complete oomplying with every Inetruction ho

noy receive fron ud. s stated that 1t was olear to his that he oould

not count on any bolp from ua 1? he got kinsell in trouble by aotirg

on hia ovo : P left 1t at that.

11.

As the working part of the meet ended about 1040 bre 9 stated

that he was broke and did not anticipate to be in a botter finanoial

condition for two additional:

nonte. & turned this thome one way and the

othor until he oame out wish the requort for abour 50.- Dollare. l answarod

that he would look into the unttar and me left the Ill Is alub and

started nalking. 8, aan oblourly fearing that the need mould brat up

and he mould so bone without any money, andig cosplainad that the place

( she uni) was good for writing purposes but the lood was louay (true)

and no drinks zero served and that 18 he mae not broto ho rould hed

Invitod P to a brandy. I reacted by offoring a brandy. Orde at the bar

O Bejod 8 could do five dia sono soney thie eroning. l 1018 18 moula

Be ran.

rarela purpose be aralled sore and ho fare 8 11500, - and obtainod

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Contact Report

Subject: Lincou-l

(-4905)

rate of l'est

july

70 at Pestaurant Firenze 9t 1630

1.

Frearranged neet to tilch i-1 cere 10 min early. The reet

lasted 2 hours

and 30 min.

fext meet: "ednesday que 6 at the came place at 1630 bre.

2.

I-l came to this meet in nuch hetter chapa than he rae laet time

In spite of the fect that ise complained of beine tired. 'e manted to

eat constilne, but he mid not seei kes heving a full neal. He had 4 ariner

(Rura and ~=19).

3.

•I-1 hended ne a peraonallty, sketch mi.ch he prepared on 330V:2l

Fich 1e not nuch by Itself, but 1t could be uniful for pereill's

argeesuent of B.

[-1,

:f..

I quértioned as mich as I man able mucout tipping ny hand,

a'out his virlt to the sov Emb on July ?. I detented no indication :!

deception nor -ithhoiding of info or life side.

5.

in the course of debriofine i-l on 113 repù with Ict I rede my

commeate and gave him racesrary inetraction, hich are covered in the

{01IN1r0 13598.

6.

he I-l rentioned ICca questioning about ticini-i ie Insecistely

pointe: out thet the whole thing sode no rence to hin after lock repeated

etaiesentest the lart neet. that ie ras not intercored in LioI-1. I told

I-1 t'.t 1t made little reuse to ne, except, 1í 200 tiatra mo excertain

ma= Int jelling rin the truti. Tien I added that I mlohed -in'al-l had

Jade done etatesent rich I-l could relay to ude to see met rould ha

hle meictlor..

i-l conuented that once in the past he told i0r trat

=Tians told tin that de uned to sroo a sor clalonet lere mion de com

riderod in la ide tricad and par strappolated mies she for alplazas tried

in reams: his, teorure lt mae obulore tiet tie Irirnderly mar a cretence.

a? me tend tile le laigned and cold done thie mes can al une ola

cling} metone maled are no longer jeed. (1i78: I did not kar

vato

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tilln fact and rould appreciate snotter it in contaloed in the files)

7:

71th regard to victor 1a filice 2o (or a) aere la little to

be cald raich Ino iut sentioned in the sttechnent a l. la calling

card ind too loilorina phones prirted: 44-77-ii at-ig-Te and on the

rach mage ariteen 12-03-95. I en

not inclined to taise at the face value

Locs staterent that lie iner nothing about crcs, esucclaily, In view

of the lace that thes ought to be streudine the lIch: for come time to

be able to peal sone Fussian and prounced reil. it lo milling to

make the tren-lation SArOS manta li he findo no difficilty in handling

the terminolacy.

8.

Icch renction onion' plan to chor the sou film at the.

CP center at "'ersailles appearn to be interestire.

il rag scain puzzled with iod's hint. that i-l rhould do comethir

for the soclallat cause tenuinely dielikes the idea of getting involver

in the isE vork. I told him that I also did no: rent nin to voi l-vuived

1n apjing for ¿GE but i did not want him to be cast aside by for u! cial.;

tre== 911l be thine? I-l cen do to scow the good mill end mat he dues

dru amount to nothing as 1a the care ritu the corine of the sor fian:

the roet important is that he does nothing without crecklee with mr.

10.

dc-oräing to I-1, LOG rever vefore remesled hin political

ray of chlnking a: mich a. he did in iis staterants concorring tre

exceesive prescor in the iSSa and other Sociallat countrier.

11.

in anther to sy ricotlor. I-l stated thet he brought up the

que-tir: ui not being invited by Ice-to his apt, hecsure on the previoue

weet. I deired him thether he mag ever in 10st douse. mia correct and

I acked inl this question saving in miod the illling rut of the Fia.

I sar in I-l's arenda under due s ioct edureos flur 1300 tra.! told 1-1

that ll te 1n received by icoe an a friend that 1t vill he cecessary tiet

he (I-1) Elie a lorenall dinter cor Lor at hia piece. do a natter of fact

before hrentire up the evening i-l chould art 10: ani hia mile silci

lete in Sapt lay tould be able to core to L-le loure: ie -lil add !i*

pie tould appreciate 11 Lus bru git along one or tuo Sou courier. 1º =00

nojo eno ele tould be tiere i-1 mill ctato le d14 sol per tarre grunte

ceo, tut 18 ico mierer co te

ree willing de invite arjorg

Ice curcer!.?.

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Purpose of this succention Iron die point o. our interest 10 quite ob-

vious.

12.

Aster the debriefing I nold =i to stert claline out tre and

and it 10 pages vere completea. Te vork vas soire slover than I anticip-

ated recaure it is not only a matier of trairlating int alro explaining

the questione.

ElFernald

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ATTAOHIINT & 1

July 31, 1969.

Subjeets LIBACON-1 (R-4805) - LOGINOV (F11, 712) Meet

..at seataurant Fonda del Retiro on July 28 at 1500 bra

1.

The neet was prearranged and Iml was in Iront of the restaurant

4 min beforo lOG. The naet lasted about go minutes.

THRIR SBXT KIBI: Priday August 8 at LOG Apt at Ignagdo Beteva

21/2 at 1900 hours.

2.

No cocktaila were taken before the meal and with the meal beer

was drank. LOG load off with questions concerning I-la family, health,

work and ontertainment.

3..

Annong questione concerning I-l'enork thera mere also queationa

concerning LIOVAIl, was I-l giring his classes regularly, was LIOVAI-l

asking I-l queations about the USSR or sor offleiale, did IlovAinl make

any statemente thioh moulá abor "how he breates polltically" (e10). I-l

gave routine anower pointing out that LIOVArol does not besitate to speak

about ble family matters and ork, but he never seke questiona of any

kind, be takes his language olasses regularly i there were no statemente

ooncerning politioal natters.

I-I told IOd that July 24 or 25 a young nan tieter I RAMOS

called on him in the eventag at home and told him that he needed a trana

lation of about 20 pagos of iustian test into to Spanieh ard that ho

was sent by LOG and he seted tin who was the person. LoG stated that he

did not know the person and aince it vas a matter of translation he (LOG)

sent bin to In hopiag that ho say earn some boney by making the translation

I-l asked LoG did he know that RANOS spoke some Rusedan which he learned

at the IIORM. LoG stated that do was not aware of that fact. Il w1l1

make the traslation 11 he on bardle the terainobody dealing ulth econowy..

In1 told Id that he apoke to 3, rusor about the son flla and

that nuno% mao pleaned mith she offer. Due to the leot that suros lo

prosently undergoing a treatson: do mas not able to mako arrangesente

Por shomlag of the file. In reply to Laila question In stated that

HiO% wantod to show the pula in the Cossantas Party Contro (010) 88

+88245858209408

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ATTAORIENT # 1

Versaillee, 100 exclaimed that for Heavens sake he did not anything like

thats be wanted this to be entirely on privato and personal barla mitbout

political elements lovolved, to show the 11ln at Versailles would be

stupid, 1t would just ensble the imperialiste to blast in the papera

that the SovA were gotting Involved in internal politioal mattara of

Mexico, In view of the coning Preaidential electione this could be blown

up Into a coandal.. I-l renarked that he sar no differenoe in showing the

11lm in the OPlentro of In the Centro Asturiano ad LOG wanted originally.

LoG explained at lengto the difference and I-I promiced to have another

talk. with MUNOZ.

б.:

Int told that loG that quite roently he saw in the press bone-

thing written to the effeot that there are preaently in the USSR 4 types

of datention ( concentration.) camps and he wondered whether that was

an Indication that the froedom in the USSR was being trimned agein. LOG

stated that "this was pure imperialiet propaganda". He went on tu say .

that in the USSR the cafes are full of people and that one can hear them

even oritisizing the government. le added that in his opinion there. in

too much (damasiado mucho) freedon in the USSR and other Sociallet countries

Il Stalin was alive 1t could not happen that while the people in America

are openly protesting against the war in Vietnam and against Imperialim

a Sociallat country as Ozecho rizes 1t3 people In Lavor of American and

West Gernan empirialion. "Too such freedom in the USYR results with st1ll

moro freedom in other socialist countriod; this 18 no longor irgedom, 1t

10 a ehaneful betraial of Sooiallen, I hope that 1t will de realised soon

that Stalln was right", eaid IOG.

7.

•At thie point toe norked in a hint to Iml that he should do

Bosething for the Sociallat caure. I-l sounded his old tune saying that

ho ean nothing he could do and added that now when I00 opened him the

door to the Amerloan Intolligence Service through Vlotor RAMOS (aciually

working for the Economist Intelilfence Unit, S.A., Eeforna 116 - 801 B)

he would sind out would they pay hia woll and if they would he would

"ork for thes, boonuns anyway the sovs nover fave lin anything. then Los

anxed hin what the hell he nas apocking about, Inl stated that he mas

m joking and LoG cornonted that Iml had nover done anything to help

the sor effort and consequently, they mare not ablo to pay hin anytilas.

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nover latited him to his houre, while at the time he had met BROVKTH

he was invited to Bs house aftor they not the second of third time.

LOG. told Inl he had no intention of keeping Inl away proa bia house,

but be wanted him to know that alnce the time BROVIl we bere certain.

things had changeds provioualy the Sou. Sabaney was prylag the ront Edor

the apts of their soffielale and nos the offlojalo have to pay the rent

fros their salary. Connequently, LOt lives in a mall, nodest apt and he -

does not feel that 1t 18 adequate for recelving people. Inl commented

that IOGs statement made hin feel bad becaude ho believed that they were

friends and that formalities were not noceesary arong then. IoG counter-

aoted surt by saying that I-l and his wife were inusted to bio apt on

Yed July 30, but he did not want Inl to be surprised to 8e0 in that kind

of apt a Sou Bipl offiolals was living. I-l thanked for the invitation

and otated that 1t was imposashle to bia to come before 2090 hra on ved

because he had late olasses. LoG felt that 2030 was rather late and they

agreed that su Inl and hia mife would come to LoGa for dinner on friday

Aug Bo

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-Si/

Mily 24, 1969.

contact Report

Subject: ileny $2509I (2-13,830)

Date of july 22 at the Fattaullo cros 2000 te 2325 roure.

1.

Tils nicet mer seld in lleu of the one schedled for the previou.

evering to rhich s iid rot come.

In the course of the worning or dul; 22

I tried to reacis by phone at hie office but he iid not come there. In

the afternoon he proned to our office and left the meerage to call hin

hone. I called ebout 1025 mier i ratirued fros another ope neet, tit s

ree not 1no corepline told de that he rould le tees in 30 minutes, "hen

I celled at 1700 hrs dorepaine told me tret s called fron out Baà told

ber drat de men going to die cirport end thet = could call pious 1000 tre.

At 1515 hrs a mid ensuered the pione and told that sure out but rouis

retur. hone coon. at 1900 hre the uld geve re the da e eneer. at 1050

bre josephine enstered and passed tae phone to s. de arranged this reet.

sert meet: august i at the Chez le Clus at 2000 hrs.

?.

§ did ent to tarousa mica of trouble to explain the reason

he did not socie to tie neet the previous day. lie said that he did not

write in his notebook the tire of tre nset and ba vent to tie sefiaelio.

at 1400 hrs just to see whether i rag there; is the eventre he rent to

novies mitil corephine receure, angray he ros not pure ther re tere sia-

posed to net. I listened to ule expianation mithout concent.

3. 1:

Enemitabli, the noon locling mar tico first tople. § rpoke alout

in excite.euto12o matciing matcing tue do outly 20 in the grenine and is

expirineù tou collure on the line 16 ip sacle, that to mirt isra landad

cr.

a rue end topial done in this point I sales a reen ild he, fee is:

and le arriere?

they they had tagir noet on prideg dly 19. 111120-111

_had torrid ion could di coreratulate hir Ci

one micreeriulicer

stol:

set circled to

the

etacornt s'out toot congratulation. it l8 nico

P-11, 712.

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that s cet tito i0s on con evening (ouls 21), 1.e. at lie tire § 1708

•unposed to seet with me and he dia not have the eutr to tell rie thot

be leit De raltine and te rent to meet aith doi

i rent to

the debrinding of s on lie coet mith zon. :oot of the

aspects of that meet are sell explenatory. levertheless, there are nei

Inter-stire fector concerning do future meete with 20t. It noj he noted

that S regiested less frequent seet on tasis or auscestion i mese to

hie during tie bries coet of suij li, another factor lo the rattling of

b15 money:

5.

There gie lacte riler are nolve end contradictory as far ae

LOs is concaried. Ise mill cort out a plan mich is to provide recgilty

to their perrouel meate on one dond and on the other be invitcas to

come to the French clul.....

20c ild not anaear a seriois operator 1f

he falt tied 5 vas dile to lead Than in conus about rilltary grength of

ded chine.

Fre praviourg heralded frienderla tetucer 107 ari faith voile

dorn to a bugle. in the other tand ay attempt to rebrieds on doe activity

of juDIti ras just a little hettor then nothing. (Till prepare a separate

Attachuenty.

7.

às the attachment ? 1 snore I discursed in datril the question

of so plode calle to 10c on tily 10.

$.

I pleo shored to s 10 pores of the Is? and le felt confident to

be alle to encer tree and ciniiarones in fact, the restrirant Failaallo.

de?e

noi tend lteelf to tur exceaalre of dilng no multire thare. There-

?.

at rc0 e0:. 10 cr 1:

inve

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3lcEy CARORI (=-13,730.

42X2 2317 A 1

Muly Ed, 1969.

no: ¡lone call to ec ou eulj 10

Us steted althout hesitation thet he phoned to it on july 10,

the

day their seet tool: rlace.

?.2.

is belleven that he sade his flust pione call fier: tie one

recoried ly inwo?) about 1100 bre. ie mer told to call in an tour

und he Dis chai nore or lear an cour later, dier, he sar told trat

Ion see still busy and that lie phonid call in 20 minutes. is CulluD 1S

ü diù 201g end enter quite bit of unitire let care to tre plone.

Consequently, Je made EiTea calle to the came prone number.

3.

121 Tale calla maich us nade were enered is the aste nale

voice, There mee no Indication that the male ansering the phone recuenired

use voice in any of hle tro back colla.

Is recalla that mhen be nade ria second call and steted that

1t as "Vladlair calling" the operator underatcod that "calling" ras the

recond

nans and he saked is sconto spell 1t, -hich requiras sure explain-

1ng.

5.

anj kind os recond nece.

6.

iS 1r pooltire that at no tice durico his 3 callo de mentioned

¿relina mar andren at tre requart e? do operatar.

coLzent:

ral?

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ATTAOHMENT # 2

July 24, 1969

subfoot, J1mmy SABORI (P-19,890) Repori on

leet mata LOGINOV (P-11, 722)/on July 18 at SEPo-Parlo

1.

Tle neat was prearranged and it lasted about two houss. The prom

vloualy usad procedure was followed, s and Lor not in front of the re-

etaurant and they entered 1t together. As uBually, LOG Mas abarD in ap

pearing at on the apot.

TEBIR NBXT MEET, On Aug 4 at Samborne Insurgentes-Tarquena at

2000 hrs.

?.

gourse of the roat.

Lot askeds why he did not ooms "to play tennis with him" at

the ranch Olus on July 12. S explained that he was not feeling voli

and that he did not rocover completely from the flu whloh he had all

reek. S added that only for the reason of keeping the word giren to a

friend (IOG) he cane to this meet. Nice norde by Iod who concluded that

he brought 8 2 bottleo of Votta mbioh can be used as " a nedioina" for

colde and sinilar disconforte.

As 1t oould be expected after such an opening of the meet L0c

van Interested was 8 able to accompllah something for bin. 8 told him that

he had done what he promiaed and gave LOG the rittan report which 106

road. Then he finished the reading loG remarted that s did not algn the

roport. Then & sald that he mas willing to do 1t right thero, I00 said

that. 1t was not neceseary and that he was only joklag.

4.

IOG spont coneiderable anount of time in questioning 8 about

the rossons, consequenced whick the cancellation of PUNkX contraot (e)

#Ith soma U8 01l companios. At certain point the questiona laokod oiarity

and 8 Baked LoG polnt blano what nas he driving, at. 100 stated thes 8

should roal1z0 that the U8SR 18 the sedond largest producer of 01l 1n

the morid (010) and that be men interested in finding out man 18 posalblo

sor the USER to atop in there the doerloane biolod out (a1o). 8 told 100

that 18 MA dIPS1OU18 tO dO BOSe erOnE than LOS MBe in hle thinklAg.

BOOGUAO 18 NOXIOaDe dES d1d Dos want Aborioona Involved 15 Chair 011

Duolnado 18 nas soal81raly certain that they wanted no sorelgor, u=

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gardlona of tho sto, asy be, to have anyching to do with Merloan 011

industry.

9.

LoG cosmented that the USSR man very mich interestod in establlen

Ing strong econolo interoliango, espootally trado. with Merloo thoro

not finding the right atmospere nor proper rusperse in Merloo. Ho aeked

§ what, In hie opinion,. dould or should be done to overcone this altuation.

s angered that he beldoved that the fors ought to change their mentality

11 they vanted to trado with dexloo, naimly, in the 1101a of trado they

should forgat about socialien and adapt the Capitallatio mentalitys to

trado with dezico Sorg would have to establish induatrial plante hero

and to do 1t Mexicane muot have 51 per cent share 1n enob case, walon

means the controllar stooks in reality this does not mean that Nexicana

would invest 51 per cent of the value........

6.

Ios ront to the other item of the written raport and he askod

& how he went about in contaoting Ohin-helen IANG, counselor of the

Nat Chinese Bab. $ told him about posing aa a reporter for the magazine

La slalon and golng tbere on reocommendation of Plerre FUDIAN ( See

FeRNALDs previous contaot report). S added that in the Sept incue of the

magazine there sould be an artiole dealing with Hat China and the

Po1king - Moscow costlot and 11 needed another artoiole on Ohing-Jal shek

would be publiubed. LoG told & that he was pleaced with the banner 1n

whloh 8 handled she task he gave hin. L0G did not diaoues the contenta

of thie part of sis report and he questioned s about CaTANGs be manted

to know tao 8 1n a position to keep this acquaintance allre and develop

It 1n to a BOTS of friendly Intoraal relationehip, ho (IOG) knew TANG frOm

some formal diplonatis gatheringa and he liked the person. & belfaved that

ho was ablo to keep aliva the establiched soquaintanoe and was not ablo

B Bald that he could call an TANG on Frl July 25 to explain him thas

ho did not nucoded in getting the artiole in the Aug lstue of the sagastoo

and will publich 18 10 dopt 188u01 at the sane tien S u1ll nate 1t knowa

that ho mao Interedred 10 gotting tho mato:lal for an artiole on Chlang-lal

Chess salon ahould boep the doora open sor anothor v1a1t.... S ras in

bie closent then to mao doeoribine thie and Los nas not finding enougn

nord to praise ê and ds the came sino to encourare hia to all be con

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to bring h1s relationship with TANd to a point that 100 could meet tait

1n a friendly unoffiolal manner. LoG conaluded that for such a job ho

was willing to pay 8 in terun of thourande of Dollara, Astor the dust

of verbage battled Ioc told s that he should try to feel out taNG was

he willing to speak about the willtary strogth of led Obina. LOG or-

plained to s that prosently the sore were completely in dart as to the

military strength and operational organisation of the Red Ohinese armys

they have no way of acquiring the info beoduse even if tney had friende

In Red Obina none of them dared to maintain contaot with Sou offiatalo

nor offloials of other sociallet countries which are known to be on the

Sov olde, Nat Ohina has many spies in Rod Ohins and they are well iniced

on all aspeota of developments in Red Obina, 1t 18 possiblo that TANG

woul! be w1lling to rake arrangementa witb his government for exobango

of into, especially, military into botween the USSR and the kep. of Ohina

and this would be beneffolary to the UsS& and the USA. LOG went on to

toll & that he abould think in terme of using RUDIAN lor gotting to

meet tard out of hit embaasy, be that a party or whatever sight be

needed, the expenses "1ll taken care of by I0G, because noney 18 no:

problon.

7.

Then, Los stated that & should arrange something to enable LoG

to meet RUDIAN 1n a anall, family type, alrole. 8 was cought by surprise

and told Ich that he told him that he and RUDIAN were quite often seeing

each other. Lod stated that he knew RUDIAN well and was in may instances

#1th RUDIAN at rooeptione and otner formal poolal funotione, but he never

had an oportunity to be with RUDIAl in eriendly and unformal circumstances.

§ cormented that the only problem he found 1n trying to make such an:

arrengement was in the faut that RUDIAN often, sometime even twice 14 a

weak, drope in to dee 8 at hie (Josephing'a) apt but he never announdoo

hia visite in advance more. than an hour or two before he comes.

B.

IOG aakod 8 what happonad to the Us End phone direotory, did the

BIrl (Irlond Of S) roturn. B anemored that ho did not have the alightest

¡doa what was going on, "beoduce in bia condition (of heaith) ho did even

8o to chock did the girl retura".

9.

In was propoolig that thoy geet in the oourse of the next wook

bus a told hia that he se18 that they mure seotine too osten and 1i tiow

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of his atatus of a tourist it ray be samumbed that the Gobernacion carry

out spot chocke on him, 1f he was to be seen by the febernacion or seourity

agente in company of IOG It is prety certain that they would take hia

In and interrogate bin, he thinks that this can be avoided 11 they do not

see each other no often. :

10.

IoG agreed with f' reasoning and added that he binself realised

that they were getting together too often and he aleo cannot be 100 per

dent sure.

he 1s to tell he mill on a pan

by which they will be able to see each other whenevor it la needed and

w111 liult tboir regular pereonal seats to tride per month. He mant on

to tell 8 that he would pick up an apropriate spot on mich 8 will place

a chalk sign when he needs to se Id urgently: Lot will paes by the placo

every norning and if he ses the sign he will erase 1t which will assure

s that ho und retood his request and they would then meet the same evening

at a place (reetaurant) which they would seleot only for this purpose.

soG concluded by stating that this nas the general idea and that he would

nork out the detaile which he will explain to s on their nest meat which

they would hold in two weeks, 1.e. August 4.

11.

s commented that, the plan looked good and 11 LOG was sure that

it would work then there was no need for then to meet wore than one a

month. Id stated that 2 meets per month mere needed in spite of the

Paot that ho was positive that his system was dependable.

12. .

s told LOG that he did not spend any of tha sin 400.- he gave

b1m

for the purpose of

eatablishing contact with an official of the

Hat Ohinese Imb and consequently wanted to return the money. LoG told

him to keep it for himpelf and that he mould give him money, at much a8

•noedod, 11 ho had an oportunity to entertaia IANG.

13.

There was some inconsequential talk and LoG toldS to come

to the french Olub any Saturday and that ha would teach him to play

tennis. 10G explained that he mae golag to the club every saturday

about 1000 has s will de allowad to enter if he saye that LoG was

waiting for his.

BiPernald

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531

sale jara

dul; 23, 19i9.

Contact

report

Subject:

CA 2DJD

JIaZy. SAECEI (9-13,850)

Date

of feet:

July

1F,

2t at 'elcion ¿aspo ¿ colonito Callee Fiop

et 1500

hra.

Ine neet wer arranged by phode, Ca July 17s pioneà to our office

and raguerted that

ratin sine bir up the

next aorning. itter nucerois

fruitlers attenpta 2 finally reached S at air noure at 1330 hra.S told

I that he nas -ith a chinere the previour dey and rould see ain again on

that alteracon go 1400 hrs.§ concluded that on the barle of iis firat

erpouater *ith tle chinere he precared a recort for ile friend (iccinov)

mios de rould see the came evening et 2000 hor. I told & that he coula

Tart to

see niat he wrote before he give. it to 50g end a neet ras

arranged at the above indicated location.

2

Feated s now did he renage

pee niro.s atstied tiat

fuse fra Chin-lisien gang end where

L'at

chias inn and said

it so colorrator in in to date

like to visit tre 2nb and talk to a person sino rould be shle to give him

sose into for an article he mas preparing for la mision. On July 17

ahout 1320 ires reut to the imo and siter saying that he mas coming fron

Pierre quidanis he man received by IaNt, counselor of the Inh. § stated

that he mes interested in preparing bu article concerring chino - sou

ideciogical conflict, voos territorial claims and repeated border classes;

5 hould rent leve sone views of tat drina covernent ca trese problems.

Dais stated tratne, nor als corerarent, lad and interest in the

11eno:021 centlied Istoced Egling and toroom, mich regara to 100s

territorial cleins prore ma no doint test ties vere legitinate:

the fact

that kao res tring up this claim. terr to indicate that taob resition

Tas real mittin the country and nle rulira party, end thorezore,

120

53 49

ene: an irone cuich could muite see losinge and gecale groani hit:

2a: 9 lite l cloy ney losu to moro ¿ claire thet te goted and on mile.

nice -1?

??=:.

"lue te in care

mariameet ded Chine ind tie c55a

¡evel apartient of their goverinento ta se record that dat silna concot

10:11?12

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count on inerican aristance to retirn to the sainland, tits riated

thet sat Oning Goverinent vas argre of the foot that the ssà gannot

helj thee in that catter ithout setting invelved in var ith lao's

forces, milor iat China understerus and coneiders that such e mar rould

serve no purpose.

3.

¿cording to s after 10 - 15 min of talking Tiro geveS core

material snd told hin to return. tie rext day to pick up ascitional

naterial trich he-could use for his article, cherciore, s rent to

the liat China ini or July 1f at 1400 hrs and got some of their publicatione

in anells. To keep the 100r open for enditionel vinits requested sone

materiel on Chien-kai Shei and nar told iin that it mouja take some

time to tet 1t. ris also asted cia s or la vision have cornections miti

Sers here

and satated thej iid not, but the sovs vere subscriber.

to the

uegesine. reportedly, this vinit insted about 20 minutes.

4..

I asied s mas the Julier

Ister resding the paper i resert scranered for sua

CARRILLO CIONES the same persor shod he rentioned

previonaly to me to his source on sue sort of Spain

spat Conference and

refered to him as Bauardo. E claine that he kner of no eduardo claires

PIOnS, and if he hed stated that it mes Sauardo it must have been a slip

of tongue. As for Julien, he is a = Department (unknorn atich) Chief

in 2i2E.

5.

In reply to 2b guestions stated that the US coopenies affected

by the i0:Ii decision rere Contiental OIl, wulf Gas (or eil) ard felly

cil from talliornia.

In reply to 3a questica i stated that he did aot go to the .

Treach club on

Saturday Ento Ia mati zaa roonued die mas not Perling toll.

Ee pided tunt receuse of tie mndinion i sirl le was keeping llacel?

ara! Eror his office:

ie mus still cot tell / renari: truel int he felt

meh better.

E assed & Tiat he Hought alect tip develongent of 5e reiation-

there me not rich to think about, recause 10g ter

jettino all to mated sid it me curious that me bed no cospirility e?

getting angt: 1no fron o boopuse te crought we in the picture at tie time

1t could ause to cerce

to try to change anutlirio a cocented that it

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'ras not hin latention to out us short, but to the contrary, he rented

to de or bela to up. i calcly stated that a ros

:t111 able to.io

that

1t he timely reporte equeintance rich any other sor official end collose

mur instructica fun evory faiter itop lie makes in relatioronip ü1th

auch an official. E enld that se could count or lin.

7.

S stated after some chincing teat hu had conectione in practical-

Iy every branci: of the lexinen government, but definitely lad none in

the Seguridad de Estado. E commented that tile ras understandable because

the security reps 1treli separated from politicking nich enables. this

organization to carry out 1t duties mithout interference of politiane.

F added that the security people aft excellently trained end remo

amazingly efficient in their rork. It ros evident tunt it atatements

leit s torriea. E toor advantege of tie rilerce and added as an after

thouent that ir his opinion it would de vine 1is thinned his seeta rita

IOG to 2, maxinun 3, per conth.

= chanced his previously prearranged neet with i fron sat dily

19 tc.

¡ondny July 21 at 2000 bra. & did not hove ale notebock miti. hir

end he assured I that he mould not forget it. Thia meet lasted 30 min.

Thrernald

P.5.

¿ did not sion up on July 21 reet.

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Marural do alésion,

BANIA DE SANTA BARBARA 2Ó-J03

MEXICO 17. 0.8.

Cray

valontir. lugulnor.

TELEFONOS: +1-53-507153-93

July 1s, 1969' end Report

PETROLEOS : EXICATOS

Platicando con el señor Julian Carrillo Flores,

hor-ano dol Seo.

de

Rolacionos Exteriores,

Lico Antonlo Carrillo Floros,

adoro la

cancalación do toilos los contritos do extrunjoros que arociuaban

retroldos "esloanos, fue por inlolativa dol diroctor setual-

Ingo Rojos

"oroles 5 no

do la presidoncia..

Dosão luajo, llora li aprodación coi soñor prosidonto Dias Ordaz

de que ninguna rano extranjera tonga nada que vor con el potrol-

pos de ln naclon.

jo sus Intelativa do la Frosiderola sino todo

so preparo dontro de Potroleos coxicanos aspoolalmento El so:tor-

Toyos

Morolas, 11o..

sergio conhucad y ol lic. Carlos Zorrilla, Do

LA TSIZE EVIO,

sub-diraotor de Elnanzaa, El lulc. Josus soyos .

Herolog y el Lle. Carlos Zorrilla le la taran son 10s piinoipal

os roanananales y so inclinan mucho haola la "0xioanizr01ón de -

todo on retroleos lexicanos

Erbajada do. 10-

Ropública do China

Ministro Plonipotenolarlo - Consejero del Enbajador,

Chin-'ision Tange

Platiqua con el si. Tang sobre el problera de susso-Chino on la-

frontera dol rio Ussiri Isla de Dacansol Ilarada da Chino Ixenpag.

El oroe que las Ise-tung en roalidad nocoolta tanto una divorgion

de sus problemas luternos coro consolluar al Elerolto aojo un en-

anigo para unir. al puoblo.

Ya que log Estiros

Talios os un cuen-

ta viajo y quo no arionazan sus frontaras, el ría 10g100 es la lin-

tor sovietica.

Los tarrosos quo rociara son raalmento Chinos pues

en el

año 1347 zar Micolas I l0 ró añexar, Musla la cuonta dai.

rio amur y en el año 1855 arrancaron a China la marces rorta col

nano 10.

•ao Tos-tuna ya so fió sas allá

de lo que pongand y as-

ra el ja

no day reco.0.

si sa rairosa, piorie tanto al ciarelto

30l0 asi ca-y la unton cel grazor

1:0alo.

tiano cuo 80.115

ajelanto

• solo quo al calão cua iniudo a la

on el trato

da [9.?

I209

de la

¿nina oucidontal de la urovisola do Sinklang.

Asil q'a

en

roalidad

ol probla-a ce la islá do Crenpao no ostá circungorita

a olla, que on si no sale la pera.

Lo precanto a que lado estar ellos

dio,

31 lato

qua tús aus

lado da iao-

al1a:0"

con el jarus solveron a China.

Ellos tlirg

Un

rapartaranta estratalleg rio esturla

Col 90970j 0530109301-

nalor tionuo do racrogar y co: quiera zig l9s coavleng.

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Los TorronoR guo PIdo las iRo-tuni do Rusia

Nocollo :uravior, en reprosentación de Zar "loolúa I

1840-47 Ahora haBid ol sio Amur.

1859

anoxan la narcon norto dol r10.

( La suporilolo do la cuanca os do uno 100 ul2 kIlosotros

•ouadrados .) Incluyo el puerto do Vladivostois, el nar de Japón

J. al cooto, al proplo ito vanuri.

1884 anoran 110 mil kilórotros ouadrados do la China occidontal.

1881,

anoran 70 mil kIlónotros cuadrados del trato de gan Patosburjo.

(Provinota China do Sinklang).

Dospues do la Primera Guorra luddial Musla se ocha sobre Longolla

J so posesiona do la parto

de anchuria.

1954

was Iso-tung pido al goblorno Ruso, Nikita Koacho Kruscher

que regreson los terrenos que los prosotio lonin rogrosar..

Rugin so niega! llo aqui la furla do Hao Tae-tunzo

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Aigust 26, 1969.

contact Report

Subject: Jieny SABORI (P-13,230).

Date of leet: August 26 at Chez Rene at 1400 brs

1.

The meot was prearranged and § came on time. The meet lasted

two hours and 3? minuteo.

Pays diEs!, Sept 8 at the Brut place ai 1400 hire..

s apologized for not brireine the cops of the rapurt he gave

to. ADIZHARD: he did not think of 1t inia reintne when he left the hrive.

3.

I told S that the fact that DEDIBHARD would remnin here at ljust

five adi: lonal month did not pleare me, hecuac I mne not able to lui

the taings go the way they mere goint until now and be just an observor.

In reply to my questionas stared he vas ready and detainined to anytiani

tell hin to do: he is willing to drop the unsociation with AlDISHARUs

he 1s equally ready to do or tell ARCILHARD anything we instruct him

even if it mas cortair: that LEDIaHARD nould drop him: he is willing to go

though any doings no consider necessary. I believe Sins 1 lucere in

his statemente.

I told s not to call i under any circunstances befora tier nost

mect (Sep: 10); keep away fron the Chinese Eub; 1f he gets the add from

Iuau Resitai rant S can advise J01s by phone; toxe proof ci tie arilolo

as was pronised but avoid any com nataoevery if Josepuino foels 11ka

go1ag to the French slub on Sat (lug 30)S can 50 with her, but I sue

su 201s! In bin going atong alone, S stated that ho urderatood wiat he

"as told and he sould not do a novn iithout chocking vica no.

5.

S asked 1n a untter of fict tons that he mould lixe to noi

There ise coid with us; did He want him to carry out the wors te reciest

for patriotio isnoona; do no laterd diii nui a salary or make a vortarhila

s'esent. I iu?! hin that he ceo rest sure that raalized tant he was not

in a sinanoial pristion to be able to nori, out of patriotic feuliaga, and

consequentl; no could bo pric ior fla work as nuch as lt is north to us.

no next codients Accorinno to the austeiont of Dr Enrique

SOLATOS cacho, cousin of GDO Mish shon GDO playa dorlao every tuesday

P-11, 712

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at Lo? Pinos, L ECHEVARRIA 18 the man; the race narroned to 2 persona,

Echevarria and Ortle lena; lena 1s out because of reavond of health.

The statonent was mado Sunday to ING. ESPEJOJ and S gotit from BARRIOS

Gomez Monday afternoon. (Note I phoned to S Monday morning and he did

have

any news on this toplo.).

Brrernald

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ATTACHMENT

August 26, 1969

Subject: Jimmy SADORI

(P=13,830) Report on Hio Moet

#1th AEDIBHARD (P-11,712) on Aug 25 at Saaborne-San Angel at 2000 br

ine

1.

The meet was prearranged and 1t lasted 90 minutes. No changes in

the pattern of meoting and A came on tina.

THEIR NEXT MPET: Sept 10 at the sane place at 2000 bra.

5 was invited to cose on Sat at 1030 bre to

the French Club sith Josephine. S not sure he

7112 80.

A apologised for not going to Cuautla on Aug 16. Jote of nice

worde about thinking about sand nosephine all day that rainy day.

30

A had a suprise for S: few daya ago he received ordere to reunin

in liex100 at least 5 monthsnore (s1o). Ihen S aked was he got. pleased with

the order, A stated that he was practically packed up and he had made

plans regarding the placed he wanted to visit and it wasi

pleasure in

unpacking and so much lene he Ilked the idea of cancelling his plane.

§ asked several questions about A's wife and A was giving normal answero.

Ati Do time did A' belittle his wide and he stated that she was 40 years old.

4.

S handed to A a written report on what he sosonplished with the

Chinese. A thanked. for the same and told s to get the article publishod

by all the meanes

do all posalble to get the ad fron the luau lestaurant,

keep in touch. with WONG or TANG but make sure there la a bona fido reason

to 80 to see them, example, to tell them that the ad was obtained, show

then the soript of the articlo before it le published und sintlar, be very

deraful bacause Chinese ara highly suspiolous people.

5.

Then, A arked 6 why TANG was not listed in the Dip Ilot. S stated

that it was evident from TANGs calling

oard that be just recently arrived

here. A socepted the explantion and told s that JONG was llatod in toe

DID Ilat es a courselor and that he (A) had confuned TANG with WONG and

that It a8e WONG uho spoke Ruesian.

6.

At this point

A handed to s an envelopo containing iN 500..

and ho told 5 he wanted bia to have that money for accidental Aspendes

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PhIlO CCil GOtIAR IATO fUS A. $ pretendod he mas hesitant to receive money

but did sot drag the story. long (from foar that A night shange his mind ).!

7.

After the brief "ceranony" about firing and scoepting the boney

saaked s did lil have any nows about the US imbaggy Phone Direotory, & reminde

A that he toldyat thair leot meet that he had no tay of gotting 1t. A asked

s did ho know anybody working in the MR ÜSIS. When s answered that ho did

not think do d told his there was a number of airla working for USIs, they

work on the 3rd floor (of the int building) and several of thea live in

the Hotel Geneve, they carry out some propaganda, A le not eura"how fara

can one got with them (in terns of having good time ), but there la no

probes of getting then (althougt, the interat 18 linited to. one girl) to

go out los dianer and danoing. This 18 sorothing S should look into.

§ consented to the effoot ald l have an idea how mich it terento take a

ohtox like those for an evening of good time, such a bill runs about

MN 700... A ropliod that money was no problen, 1fs Ilnes up something

1t 13 enough 1f ho phones him a day sarlier and he w1ll bring him the

8.

At this foint A gaves the following Instruction: If S ever

call the fab and state that he wants to speak to Vladinir of the

•Consulate and stress that 1t wes Vladinir calliag. Il A la 1a his offloe

he will sake the phone and there will be "juet muuho gusto de

saludarle*

ron both sideas. If A 18 not there ho(sd 1e to request to"elventhe nemeage

thet Vladimir called. The oall should be made in the morning la possible.

Regardless, whethers gota to speax to A or not he 18 to go the samo

evening at 2000 hra to their seet place at Samborne-fan Angel.

said

9.

§ he would nue what could be done and asted A was 1t possible

that he was not able to do anything about the platinus. A apologisod

that' it skipped his memory to tells that he spoke to their Conserotal

Dounsolor Vixtor IVANOV (full name nentioned by A) about the matter and

that vI ranted first to know through which swine bank would the transaction

be cartled outs terme of the deal the buyers propose and bo adviaed that

Sovs were not Intoreet in any deale which would be less than 1 sillion

US Dollars. As soon as § subalta the info, S and IVANOV will etart Mort

108 on the deal: 11 IVANOV leaves befora the deal 10 alooad 18 w1ll not

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affoot the deal beequee I'AHOY W11l do able to back 1t la loooon. s

oommented that it sounded good and that both of then will nato a nico

bus of sasy boney. With a salle on his lage A tolds that de did not

want ony noney because he bad all the money he wanted. A commented that

this was the case which makes. It evident that they were in posttion to

holp each other 1 A facilitates the platimin deal for's and 8 get hold.

of a 81rl who can briag out the phone direatory sor couple of houra..

'À aoxed the regular queation as to iao will be the next

President of Mexico. $ told him 1t w1ll bo liula SCHEVARRIA,!

but th1o: 15

st111 not positIve. A did not sok for the source of inio.

120

s asked A who man the girl in the restaurant ta taved to and

aùe waved. baok. S stated 1t was the girl with whom he a quite regularly.

playad tennia.

:12.

§ man not able to recall one more thing A asted bin to do or

find Into about.

13.

the neet ended with a talk about birthdays. A baa his on Deo 25

and hia wife earlier. A made it known that hin wife would accept with

plesoure a birthday present as a bracelet.

BHPornald

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Etout, 2570

miran: tenderne (3a1500)

In icconcense vita curencorones nade in too the ricarce

0d 11a cuatio the socions must with Source, *Cinoce Manudi M067031

to thris house

a drin on

sunday lov 1

1 at 1900 hrs. sourge unù vre vere riso

invited. "is get-together lasted 3 - 3y hours.

20.

dae Jariy vas pleasant and sublect copacres satistlec to bo

able to have sockody with who he could sceal his longuage. Ho was

suice talictive, wile its life was oather iuscoved. devertheiess,

•en source statud what on lov 3 Mili Do 23 years stace be arrive

in ¡enico ard wanted to celobrate ine occasion tich a dinnor at sis

sace and have the same company togethor, subduct and his vife

commentos. tuat the celebration vould hava do he postsoned, oncause

tra de docent ard homonades: 501010% will be on

*business trip.

mey both accont the invitacion for the dinnon to to place a day or

2 aster dan Ra. PulI and SexOLoV retuer to tor.

COPIES MODE

it ves. inceresting to note that Subjoct and his vite

Lyudmain scated thai ASSISRD lived

in roscow In the same building

the sine concles on bullings and that they vare very chore lends.

Iraclitia vent on to say that declaress daughter sus sow id of age

and that she nos outright a cauty. molatab vas sous stout the fact

that his inochtor me airited do tad Inptitude & sourco hollaves: of

Jochnology

innoceone distiet ind

•ne coins cine

1i: 7. 4810:

(69. P- 11,912

P: 13,927

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on to sai turo in correction :1th the same jon 45.d0s to lao condor.

•oulù rencin tire annil no complutco a tajora steg and te cia 2ot

110 10t laot do: jong ma ves toro but vero rositivo dard be sect 205.

Bubject auded Counco mom 1250 did ta loco: da zão. Sor 2a6.

source stated tact he ercoently lenor vosy day dacrase e Des. 02 32s

friend lost. He mentioned De lon CrEdiSa, thor an zaisa ass person.

"here wars

10 estones Sion Subgaco and his wade, Mich isuse stated

that na: 300 tur 1002201200 but comid do cincionio do get cioses

paintionsia, ta bir "a cause no 1s a day moscon", Surgeso stastes

ailing and nodian his hord in ston d mamovnd, but sabicsos vale

nore ses of erato advantage dor her, beeruse "the dabusay das strongly.

reccomondes to rives of soï officials meres to iso taris 24jak

obliges dron to rit

for shit intends of embrosy checesours to sala

thou arousr ta dos choping or s0ct-l dickta

coozune, tongive ice to dotaobed do dia deaded deborde does 1210.

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no conco, incianoi to solet 80 5005a655ria mini

sindona abodi the

Pocross da dio conig duo 10 the desta di verson 3 Masure 2aga39.

1s ilão reos so un calotocrat, frondeo decuriano to dastaon Grot

Sord rai cuois sois Inportanto lo dojt doc hos hog ere oa lago

8.

Licebt fog the fact ticat thay Bottonco hey bad & ₴<jua

02d son

seaser, share nas no mentics of utaur chaldros or ury

moblons in conncation Iun chiliren

1.5.

murchi is

Canjeet!

as ia 30rsonallg.120te

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Soviet Siertoon! Controls s

AnuitE ande the colling co sents concerning wiat epperred to

hor to te prenaiiensi contacts unlor rodus opprandl of Sovict intel-

Weenes cotless de Maricos

Fabric ina concuates 25-25 A2r12 19703

they went to the roles once or trice a luck, the Futurmaa end Cine Nos

buing the theaters easi frequently ettended. LOGION alury rade 80:09:

sort of costrot auring these quiings, escording to MIDRIFI. Sie steted.

that he usuelly left his seat arout 2309 hours and went out to the lobby

for song tire. she did not know where the contnets vere retually made.

Once sha and LODiut encountered, apparently noeldentally, outside the

Cine Hod theater, a l'exicon Army Colonel, who way introducéd to her by

LOUINOV es "Col, sergio." In this instance Ically did not excuse hinseif

to have a private conversation with the dexlena. "Cal. sergio" vas de-

seribed by hEIDiT as about 40, tall, no coustache or slastes, thick,

curly hair, appeared to be of Spanich descent. The woman with "Col.

Sergio" appearca to do about 25 jears old end ves introduced as his vife

(which ABLDRIFT doubted heceuse, as sha put it, he didn't treat her es

one would 1 Wife, tit rather as s aistress). ALIDIFF kneù nothing core

about this lexican and never seu hia ejein.

On another oscasion, LOSinor and ASIAUFT dei en Aberleca in

front of the futursca ensater. Losilior Iniroduced hla to hor is "çol.

Michael. " AnubirT siraci that he ves dressed In clullian clothes.

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had blond tulo, uns of escana bandit, no cinssei, lunar troy exco

vould call tia the set day co tacon: busineos, "iicino)" vus clone.

esinated tils eroounter toa: plese scout Septenter 1559.

GOLGIZCY - AUDIET suitod thist COlduzer used her in the

sare canner, 1,coi co, todi her coose, 1luas In all to Cine Chapultopee, tren

left hei during the corle to scue sore puri of corûret.

concoming SarcE Crassete in the Maxtesa PolIce: PELIRIFF

stated that she overleand coleussy ind ticuld talk about nony contrets which

they hid in the police here. see suld she had also overhoned lorenzarov,

PAKULIN, MID CITOV talk about to tuny good police contacis tse Soviets

have. Howaver, erch specific chungle which ANIliFT could give concerred

soze non-operationel favor which the soilets could ict talen care of, e..,

when the soviets wanted to set suzething through Aduanu; when sure Soviet

was missing ind police cooperitica nas rueded; Getting advence notice when

soxe deconstration hostile to the Soricts was about to taie plece, ete.

she was not able to recall ery tirits thet Sovlets had gearational contests

1n the police; egents reporiing on inst the police vero dointi essots who

assisted Soviets oferatidially In S019 Vey.. Hoiever, AIDiTE trounht

the soricts probably dire such assees.

nichiled that khan she

vent to Carmary es Interpriter for Soriet sureson

and textboo: tritet, perio listi, 1n Jinuary 1559 (ehog boni to Colonna

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SE:CH81'

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lest derainy on Cursercial Ministry dusines), the Sortes inbassador 1a .

Rest Caring staled that the fabasey hed son fold deanes within the lect

coria solles lino lalrid theu to gotect the Sorlito lan content irra st

NES CANCELOID

there; soue Soriet official could le lidnapped by tlie energ,.

oto.) ArUILUTy noted that Minsor was quite old end very pro regice.

MECClAnSSIS CERtICaN ROSES - ASUPRIPE had no kno:ledge

of soriet rate houses on safo sparinants. she strted that nory Soviet

viuitors stayed rt tha Hotol Virrajos or in tuo other lotels reer the

Soriet Embassy (cha couldn't rernier nuses). sha cld not know whether the .

soviets had ray sort of specin! araucerent or contacts in these hotels.

MElIF steted that she had attended several parties at

which Noxicons alen were present (she recalled specifically purties et the

• MORES Of KOLONAKOY, PRULIN, ICGIOY) Ind In cach instence the Soviet

officer, at suno point auring the evening, had a private conversation with

a Mexican Guest, (Unfortunataly, AIDIFF was unable to recall the noses

or eny of the foxicans ste set on these occasions, and of course there is

no way of knowing lether such private conversitions vers oferstional

cectings.) AZIIDRIFE contented that at purcly Soviet parties, husbands all

ways went off togather and talked business, and 18 wives approiched, they

stopped trel conversation.

Debriefing conducted 1-5 June 19703

KCRUSSSTl - 1IDRIFY corrented thet sho thought konishtl

cade orerolonel beatings in the Staren Par, since she often sir his

sitting in that tar, wearing dari glusses end trging to lous incongçicuous.

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Mines coctime persed lo this dur end world dog Innies, although shs

8008570 saril 10od i:

HUZEAL - Possibie SC: Content - ANTINTH süsted thet she

vas told su findel Handich (Daniel KulCZ Montled, 201-250951), the Sovici's

chruffeur, that lue brocher, who 1s a Cartral Committoo sumber of the POl!

end who soiled on the icil rublication "Is Voz de laxico," ves in contact

with duplicior. in eúditlon, Mauriur stated that she balieved that

Aricando Ventudo (Loen vitn Arcando MeaTsZ Verdugo, 201-951726) had an

uncle, cleo named Armando VancuGo, sha is First Secretly of the Fel end

who is In contest with suprisor. At least this wes sirongly inferred by

Montrol, eccoruinG to MIDLINF, (aditor note: Arnoldo MaTTiEz verduço,

203-C54254, did 16 brother of Armando, is Mrst Seretary of Peil).

AFMIDRIER etried that KUPLANOV ollays scered to be very interesiod in and

knoledgeatle of what apfeared in "La Voz da lexico" end in the PE! publi-

cation "L3 Esoca." She stated that, in general, KUSLANCY pald so much

-ettention to local politics and seeced to da so "ell inforaed on fCi

catters that she felt certsin he had sozething to do with the poil.

Amar stated that kuplyiCh's wife was & ecol friend of

salvador GojzAL57, Merin, head of the Tondo da Cultura Poruler.

uite works ln the luscus o: Anthropolosy, COlZAlEz sola a lot of soriet

books, accoriing to AT'IDRIFE, end for that reason was in contact with

Kuplinica, tus she commented that ceilalaz say also hire boen utilized

by KUrIYa.or in sore oüher oferationnl lajo lost of luüllior's contrees

scen to de journalists. (Tuceo vero tho seoDle ACIDITY sus talking to hia

al ricoptions, cic.).

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AuDaIT surted that Icogoldo drail, more nife 1s tho

dupider co casta Marao siquiaos, 1s racther Soilet asses who is handled

ls Hussauor (she heard vuoiss tal: about this). Adirsire said that

ARsal corks vith Edmado ABUJO feconcoic consultent for "illnera Cont1-

aeriali Sula", rantioned in Cooperatol Carica), She also strted 8h9

knew that Anato vent so times to the Elbassy to see SUPIdARoV. AbilDRIs

said that ARbal guis to roscon everd vear or so. (LiETAL identical

with Lacroido Antill Faster, 201-117959).

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Exact fasciencut De Sad P'sandess on 25g2:

Dates fine conducied, 32-30 Anil 2222 deudauf sinted that

ugali? mob airs du nichis osion during thus fariud and told her it was

to nato

"aontantço" 1001k0l uled stated that 1il5 kor during this garded.

has soie di the lost dangerous no dus cres donia ARniliS vas certain

.

that those "contreis" involved in sturiond giots.. ANItaIlY related that

orice at Auto Cina, LOStlOY nade a nasting with a group of rouths tho cate

in enother cer (Felcos), Inocher tina, soas 2 0i 3 days later, LCDING!

had MITOPOiSHI dive him soze shotguns which inToroLskI had churge of.

IOdICY sos tha guns about zaco or 2300; the guns vere returned the next

coming. Others who sceued to ta going puù sull tha tine at nigit during

the student riots (end talling about their reetings in general the next

mornirE) HerE EDISHANOV, KORNOUSIOTI, EIKIPORO%. ASADRIFF nover heard

mention of neuey keing passed during this period ffre.; to Soriut resets.

Involted in riots) nor any ventica of suy naces or positions of essets

(This not in egement with sose of lin Jeras Info), CaliCY secred to te

involred also.

Dobrieftas condueted 12-16 302 1970: ARLIDRIEF as again

questiond on her knowledge of soviet retivities during the 1953 studant

disorders.

sh? reported that all she roally dener was thst the Soviets were

very buss curing this period; thet LoSINOV told her he was goins out every

night to este "contacts;" that she overheard Soviet case officers taliing

at various tiras durins this period to errect that they very busy,

irritas

anny contests; that the situatton sas potentrally explosive end a dangerous

tina to: thea to ta maiing such contrats. ALIMJFF tilca sas vith LOuNiCI

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when he ras sith sona "jouths" an grinate comersallong," Morevor, dininitr

stateà sho did reù ever taer toy ranties da day romes'sf Soiles contacts.

In patasica vici did student croniers, say caniden of the lurch or 1n-

volvesus el teres combusto le the studeno ersualastlens, aug section of

soilet quidiase to tha student rovezoni, financing of the

student sorenant,

or. the lilie.

Sas goalls doásn't jaw; that the Soricts had eag contecte

with atrocò accoas do inforuction to these setivities, but she surongly

essuses that they ald, bacod on their level of activity and the sirens

teno: that LoGilor end cunar cuse officers sere to tha idca that the contects

they ware making were dangerous ones for then to be seen with during this

periodo.

Debricing conducted 1-5 Me 1270: MIDRITE questionad

re 1958 student disordcis egain, for clarinication previously raported

details. She stated that the soulets has suge differint lures of rifles

In tha Cortercial Office which served as sagales of guns which they here

trying to sell cocuercially in lexico. me niglit about 11 o'cioc%, during

the poriod of student ricts, LoSI:OV crus to the Cornercial Office with

HITOFOSSKI (ABIDRIFF was there witching TV). They got "sose" rifles -

AsInies could not see hor bany or whst kird. Imsy too% thaa cut in some

• sort of bej3:

Ine next sorning "sose" rifles wire returned to the Con-

mercial Office, but ANUDRIFF doesn't know wisther all of them tere

brought back. She doasn't iner thether on not LeGItiO? eight heve keen

duty officer fo: tha Embassy for that nicht.

ANDaler steted that ircirclario's trip bacis to the USS?

during this 1953 riots say hell have teen to regart on the riots. feiover,

she dicie know

that tils sas the case rad noons erichfically told her 80.

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MEMORANDU! FOR THE RECORD

OSUBJECT Conversntion with lid illy wida usts

3 Decarber 1969

On 3 December 1959.I nd n uriet conersatic with

HolLy to find out if he knew nny of the Soviets nt the French

club

,and to brief him on these individuals:

He did not know

either CHARMYSH (1-13, 012) Or SHEVCHINKO (P-15, 623) by name' and

WU them uy sight either.

then I showed hin pictures, he said that he die mood

sinco ho isa relatirely

they are

reintively noor,

it is not likely that

they

would

play

together.

He said,

however,

that he nould keep his cyes

open for them

and would

try to identify sone of the contrcts

Ithey appear to be making at the French Club:

I explatied to hin

who the two soviels

werc.and why

we were interested in them, and

he said that he would be only to happy to do mhat he could.

.?.

I also asked

him about Glorir PINTO (P-13,225) and showed

hin a picture of hoi, but

while he

thinks he nay have seen her,

he does not know her.

He will chock with his wife who may very

well know her since she is a regular player and probably more or

less in the same league with Gloria:

I told ILLY that Glol'ia

had been very close to LOGINOV (l'-11, 712) and that I was interested

to find out

If she would now, since he has departed, transfer her

attention to one of the other Soviets.

(I vas specifically

interested in finding out whether or not floria and CHERNISH had

met on the morning

of

29 November as indicated by LINVOY, but

ELLi had not been at the French Club that worning.)

3.

HiLy commented that he had found it hard to make contacts

at sports clubs in Mixico than in other countries.

Mexicans vere

particularly difficult to becone friendly with and it was not at

all uncommon

to have a tonnis matci with no personal contact

whatsoever.

He said,

however,

that he thought the French Club

-was bette:

than most

in Mexico City.

Even though the peoplo

at the Frerch club.

were lather clanish,

it mas easier to get to

know them there than, for example, at Chapultepec.

17)?

Vincent P. RIZZUTO

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MEORANDUS FOR THS. RECORD

SUEJECT

Accrultront of Diauce de La ViGi, da 31 det 69.

f-11,112

sy abous ensching, say whether it be tearican

Russian.

He is

only

utercated in booze and nomen.

I would say this 1s a pretty

accurate description of TucHI. who is now gone--replaced by EiFLUTE's

friend PERFILITAN).

Subject has aiso met LOGINOV, for whom she did not have too.

much xians respect.

She didn't think him very smart, and he was

constahtly saying foolish things against the United States, Shazrosir

satakias I asked 1f LOGINOV had ever made a pass ab her. She said noi,

but then she never saw hin when his wife was not along. (Again,

she has come up wiüh

la pratty accurate thumbnail descriptión.)

Getting back to SARATOV, they have remained good friends

(sincethe Olyppics, and the friendship extends to SARATOV's wife..

Subject and Natasha ard very friendly, and I Mould like to keep it

this way,

for several reasons. I don't bhink there has bean any sex

betwela Subject and SARATOY (althougi I could be

rong, and I will

ass, and Is think get the tryth). Subject 1s well

aware of the

friction between SARATOV and wife, and kas a ratter

• of fact Natasha

has said quite openly that she intends to leave SARATOY in about a

They have an 1l-year-old It to whom she is very attached,

and since he must return to the USS? to cömplete his schoplira, she

is going to retury with him. In effect, she has chosen her sor.

over her husband.

Subject dos sis not knot ih thar Natasha's dyerly

ciose ittachsent to her son Iste son! 5o out in the ovenire until

he 18 in bed, etco) 1S,EberosulE of SARATOrs pudying around, on

vice-verss,

but it is a paco, and de Irritages the holl out of

SARATOr. On the ochor hand

Natasha 1s accrasgive, Intellleene,

and 1f anything more s'friy

arcached to sho Sortge Unton chian

antoned 60 tie 5

"net Rubalan

•10s99Ada 81e D000:e 19 110

da deline dare blue die Closi

16 diat, date presidid

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AEZIE-ASE (7-11712) Dorobor 71, 2969

Contact Report

Subjeats Jiany SABORI (P-13,830)

Dato/Placo of Moots siguts Oot 7 at Ches Rone Roat at 1414 bro.

1.

The meet was arranged by phone and 8 oase about 14 ain late.

NEXT MEET: Oot 10 (Friday) Ineurgentes. Sue & Extronadura

at 1100 bre.

2.

Aocording to S his laat neet w1th AEDIBHARD was on Aug 25. A had

arranged a noot with s for sept 10, but A did not come to that meet. Ino

days later, 1.0. alter he did not vome to the soneduled neet A phoned to

s'apt in the altornoon when he was not hone and after exchange of aloe

worde with Josephine he told her that he was not able to keep hia ap

pointient with 8 two days ago and he ranted to apologise for not aboring

up and that ho would ring up 8 in a day or two. Because there were no calle

Irom A fOr low days (sio), 8 dooided to give hin a ring and advion bia

that he had something for him, namely, s had in bia possession a duplioatod

copy of an "Agreement" concerning the Platinum deal. As lt 1a evident

Iron the mentioned copy of the Agreement the samo was signed and the

Buyery Agent signature, was logalised by the U.S. Consul in Mextoo O1ty

on 80pt. 25.

! 3.

Although, this stosy laoke souredy in torna i of datso, It 1a

oubtentially different fron the one i gave to PERiAlD on sept 12, the

date of their laat parsonal poet. Inspita of the vagueness concerning

the datas and absence of detaila, thie story appeare to bo much closer

to truth, than the version of Bept 12.

40

S gave ma for copying a technioal copy of the above santioned

Agreement concerning the Platinua transation. As la evident Iron the

wording of tho Agreement 8 would have nothing to do with buyer or Buyeri

Agent. The Agrooment places a on the sellero aldo or at the boat mates

h1a middlo sna between the notual sellor and Buyer's Adoni.!

road the Agrodsent in she reataurant (during the 530s) nud made no cos-

monto tilth rogard to the flatinue tranesotion so suon.

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50.

S asked & anould he ring up A fros the restaurant to aek for a

noot with hin. I told & that A had left of was about to take off the aae

altornoon. Instead of commentine on the frot tha A left without even

Indioating to s that he might loave, s stated that this situation wao

81v1n8 hia an opportunity to find out for us mho vas lo roplacement.

I told him that it mas a common knowledgo as to mbo vas lo replacement

and that the only thing to ascertain positivaly was whether d had dropped

hla (8) or tho developmenta prevented A fros seeting with 8.

6.

Thereforo, I suggested to s to phone to the for imb by weing

the duple talk (code) whiah A gave him and see what happens. If abother

person tella bin that A loft Mexico, 8 should sex how was he to 8o

about a transaotion he

Intlated with A. If the answering porson inslate:

in knowing what wae it about; wulch is doubtful, & should lift himself

to the statement that 1t is a conneroial natter involving large amount

of money, and it reached the stage that an astlon should be taken.

7.

§ promload to phone to the sor imb on Oct 8 about 1000 bre and

I told him that he would give hin a ring about 1500 hre.

88

E told 8 that he intended to discuss a serious matter with hia

but did not have all the laots on hand na yet. I added that le would have

all the faote the Inteat Thureday Oot 9 and ke asked s to come on Friday

Oot 10 to the placo mentioned in para 1 above at 1100 hre and. that they

mould go to an adequate plaoe for nuch a convereation. $ offered that

the cont could be hold in hid apt and I toll that 1t would bo againat out

praotloes..

At far as his present aotivity ras concerned, & steted that

he uns doing a lote of ruintay in conneotion olth his attompt to sell

the unfiniabed hotel on the Caleta Beaoh la Acapuloo.

BHPernald

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.... ..

COLITIY O- MIXICO

AGE

CITY OF MEXICO, D.F.

THIS AGRENTENT sado as of dio dato of

the signatures herero, by and botreen the undersigned SELLES'S AGENT, as

agent for an undisclosco foreign Principal, hereinatior referred to as

SELLER, and the undersigned BUiLA"S AGENT, as agent for another un-

disclosed foreign Prineipal, hercinatior referred to as sitEr;

WHEREAS, Seller's Agent represents,

as autiorized agent, a Forciga Principal or entity, dio are she oinurs

of certain arounis of Platinua and also represents that Soller's Agent,

: being an Anerican citizen, has no rights, title or interest, either

legal or equitable in and to said Platinua, and is acting as igent

solely for a connission; and

WHEREAS, Buyer's Agent represents

that his principal

desires to

purchase Platinum fron a Forciga Principal

or entity, being a domestic duerican company, has no righes, title or

interest, elther legal or egultable li and to said Platinuu, and 1s

acting as Agent solely for à commission;

NOW, THEREFORE, In consideration of

the premises, covenants and conditions hereinafter contained, 1t 18

mutually agreeú by and becucen the parties as follows:

(a) seller's agent agrees to sell and Buyer!'s agent agrees to

purchase approxiacely One Hundred Thousand (100,000) troy

ounces of Platinua core of less in shipments of Iwenty

Thousand (20,000) ounces ronthly, priced on the basis of

1000 fineness,: che same to be a transaction through a

mutually acceptable bank in Zurich, Switzerland.

(b)

in connection with the said purchase and sale, the following

procedure shall be followed:

(1)

Upon the execusion of this agreeient, the Suyer's Igent

shall take incediata steps

so cause to be issued so che.

Foreign Cornercial Sani, Bellairestrasse S?, Zurich,

sultzerland, a divisible, transferrable, irrevocabie,

unconditional and without recoursa, leccer of credic

currency, in an amount sufficient to

purchase che firse shippart of Twenty Thousand (20,000)

ources of Platinun Issued by a bari accepiable to

seller's Agent.

The sild letter of credit shall be in

the fora see forch, attached hereto and ande a pare

a non-negoclable copy of she lester of credle

so posied shall be rumished to Seller's agent to exanine.

(2)

Ten (10) basking days hereáron 18 Stanted to super's decre

do deposit said lecior of cradle fros die dire of acceps-

sinco ut this agroccone and signalure chario!.

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is nice 120 c

{c)

(3)

Seller' inune shall deltund the firee almondal dad

tha

doct

sweaty (20) 0916102 digs allor the jostis; of the

lesser of crudie and therantler shall

continue sue!

deliverses until all o!

sald dlailaun has been dilfvered,

such delivery of all of said placliun.

to be coralered

Mithin One Hundred E18154, (150) days after Che pouting

of the letter of credit.

(4)

(5)

•For the payrent of such transaction, the Seller's Agent

shall C1use

co be exiluited co the bujer's igont che

documentation so be daliverid to Buyer's agint to clfect

said

saic, co-ait: (a) rarerouse receipt, (b) Intransit

permit and (C) issay report;

Thereupon, the Buyer's dacht shall provide Seller's Agent

satisfactory evidence of insurance by which the

seller's Agent and his prinelpals are protceted againne

all hazards fros the loss of said Platinun during the time

16 1s being assayed by Buyer's Agent's assayer (should

Buyer's Agent desire an assay by his assayer) and extend...

so chie time of payment as herein provided, it being under-

scood that lezal title shall 'not pass to Buyer's Agent or lim

his principals until payment in full has been made to

Seller's Agent;

::.:

(6): Payment shall be made by the said bank from the lecter of..:.

credit on deposit within five (S) hanking days fron the

date of delivery of the Platinus to che bank in Zurich,

Switzerland, and payment shall be made on the basis:0f......

the accompanying assay certillcates; provided, however,

chat uithin this five (5) banking day period Buyer's

Agent nay have che Platinum assayed by a recognized.:

assayer of his own choosing, in which event the Seller's

Agent shall have his representative of his choice on hand

with

the Bujer's

assayor at the point of assay for the:

""i:"

purpose of observing the assaying of any material which

1s the subject of this agreement.

If che parties hereco

...

do not agree with the results of such assaying, then

each may

select an umpire and these two shall, select a

third umpire and the conclusion of ady two of these

umpires, as:to the value of the: Platinum referred to i si:

herein shall bind the parties.

such umpire procedure

shall be completed and a report made within the period

not to exceed five (5) additional banking days.

chis umple procedure is used, and while it is being

used, payment

shall first be made immediately on the

basis of Seller's Agent's assay, as to the undisputed

-.0.

amount, with the disputed anount to await payrent until

the uppire's report has been made, whereupon payment shall

Immediately be nade on the umpire's report for tha anours.

1f any be decerined due by umpire's report.

When no assay.

1s requested by Buyer's Agent, payment shall be riade

Irrediately on the basis of the assay certificates which

accompany the raterial.

The expense of Buyer's assay shall

the Buyer,

(7)

Buyer's Agent shall assure she cost of packaging and freigho

Insurance, transter to alrport and all responsibility. of

the

Platinus once paynent has been cospleted co Seller's

Agent.: At this podne, Seller's Agent shall be cosplecely

free of any responsibility in regard su said Placinus.

se is spectfleally understood chas notchor the Seller's Agent

nor che

auyer's Agent shall under any condition disclose co

anyone, exeeze the Seller's diese's

undssclosed prine:pals and

Buyer"s dione a unúsaciosad prinelpals respectively, tho

asterial.

is 10 did

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(d) is dareerião lo due exicat li ccatravines ded satiraal or

local surerusion:

rigulaidens of

or the lilicó Sires of imerica, shail be decadó sull and 8a12o

(e) Perforance under asts derretone shall bo excured for and so

long as

forces nafeure, aces cá God, sorties,

war in bille!

eliher corniry

is insolrod, or any simílar force majoure cause

which say

interícro with the periorance bejond die control

of the partles hereço..

. =.

(1) Sallar"s daunt siste piurido lujui's igent a tarchoure sreeta:

in In-transfe-perait, and an assay report with cacl shipmen.

(8) 111 noticus which asy be given

under chis Agrechent shall be

• given la uriting by prepaid cable, almail, or by personal

service to. Buyer's or so Selle:'s agent at the address listed

belou.

(h)

The price of said Platinus shall be. Ninety-five ($95.00) U.S. Dollars

per troy ounce per 1000/fine..

(1)

Seller's Agent expressly agrees that if Buyer's Agent shall

have furnished a letter of credie as specified in sub-

paragraphs (1) and (2) of Seccion b above, and Seller's

Agent shall fall to deliver all of said Platinum as provided

In sub-paragraph (3) of Section l above, and che documentation

::referred to in paragraph (4) di Section b above, chen Buyer's

Agent, at his optioa shall be eatitled: to cancel this contract:

and neither party shall have any further obligacion hereunder.

7!

Seller's Agent

Buyer's Agent

She A

site to le

112.

<2..

so no porag."ally has.

Informed.tr.mr.o

LESTER LIC CHEE

8=a=rigad 1n.

aurs she.

sea:d lesseument, and siring

Presid bro aGlunsaily die sno

asTocial

soro haraunto so: my hans ans

oal 190 day das your laul aboro Mricior,

Quing BAtT

=uriban Consul

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-Os migs

SiT?

differ sistersite

6 Cetoves, 1969

CUNT.CE F5:0:T

DANS, TEM. : PL.:03: 5 Cot. 1100-1201, JeT Cure.

Subject arrived at tra Cars fire rinutes late (unusual for hin)

fairly bubblin; over with "good sons":

Subject had a little difficult

gettingto to LuItov's elbassy des edida dù 1900 hrs. as he had planied.

It suoms tint the migibor niti wor de had planed to le ve his child

mas not at hone ind so he has to wait until his iie cane hoa, it about

2.00 hrs.

subs arrived at the imbassy at about 2020 hours itore he vas

mainly greted bi LOS.

Aftar only a fe: nords of greating, drs. LOG

fixed Subi a drini and a sidich, an: Los excused hirsali

sijing he had to

tu'e care o?

the may guests and telliry. Suby to -ie nirscl. at nome,

"you are more on less one of us." It should be nosed that LO; did not

Introduca anyone to Subj.

i3.s.a subj soon approiched Iuri C1.215.1

and a rather leng, innocuous convesation ensued.

khall Pa. DAVIDUVS:I

ayrroiched te cuir and was introiiced to Subj by c-s.ulish.

(Card

att ched.!

Subj was very taken writh DivIDuls. I's chain an simplicity ant

lesmed tit the latier had at one tire been a "locistiti," (?) and

having stutied at tre "Inte national Dinlonitic Instituto" recired tris

appoinment as Frivate Sect to the moussador.

2. During one of Suoj's free noments he approached Pavel LOViE",.

jerry day party wic, atterded, out he could

RovALsi said he thought he recogra-ed jubj's face

but could not place it. Subj then toli him tat his muter mugat spanisi

at the Embasay (actually Subj told me he is not sive she is still. doing su.)

KOVALEY gald he was interested in forning a small group to stud Spanis:

and juve Subj teaci: it and the latter heartily agreed to do so.

prunised i phone 5bj

at the carliest opcortunity.

subj asied kOV.LEV

hor the litter s'ould

be adiressed,

1.eo, inau vas is cos:2107 at ine

iab?

X replied that he was more or less attached to the idlivary ittiole's

of:ive.

subject net a young lady, Tanya lis, and husbini name uncroin.

They

n::= seen in Mexico for thies contis.

Due subd was unressed tri ti

scle dis sing test

was said

subj left une parti

y

bernamma, got a bear hug pron Los ant as escorted to the

door by

güis

vite

20r5V. juble a ving only nai dio trines millo

at tie party :ont to

Cill's bu: shi was ouüg

so he went elaine:e no identicicition) inere

sent ti: ni he italkins."

i.e. la delus fall belied, an do lo deter,

Ner "lic to back"

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En Honor del Cónsul

de la Unión Soviótico

El séñor Valentin S: Loguinov, cónsul de la

Unión

Sosiética en Mexico, y su distinguida esposa,

Alejandra de Lôguinos, regresaran en fecha proxima

a su pais; por ello un grupo de amigos ofrecieron

en días pasados una fiesta para despedirles.

La cita fue allá en San Angel, en la residencia

del doctor Luis Gómez Correa quien júnto con su

es

posa Silvia M. de Gómez atendieron a sus huéspe

des de maravilla

Esa noche la cena estuvo riquisima.. Platillos ti-

pleos de los dos paises, complementados con el tra

dicional vodka Música popular rusa amenizo la vela

da de la que se disírusó hasta las primeras horas del

dominga

1: Mercedes Pinio, Gloria Z. de Pinto y Alejandra de

Longuinov.

2. Beatriz Bacon

3: Palph H'eigan

A: El anfitrión de esa noche doctor Luis Cómes

Ca

trea con el agasajado señor l'ajentin S. Longinos

y don Tomas Lopez Sanchez.

S: Lourdes Aguilar, CONTENTISIMA, roda la no

che con ella Manuel Hernández

FLASH!... V'irginia fernandes de Aguilar y Rula

3. de Wiegande

7: Nocior jose Mana Pinto y Adrián Aguilar.

¡MIRADITAS

de.. Guillermo Marcos a l'ick;

AguLar

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ceroier a, 3065.

Contece "esort

deliers

Glidest

Subjecle ISONAL-l (P-£303)

inte/Piaco of Heals Cot 3

ot fest.

Foso n: 1330 firs.

1.

Freerrenged need to which I-l care 10 min. ensly.

lext neet: October l6 et the rase place at 1130 hra.

2.

Since our last weet (Sert 19) inl had not seen LIFices-i nho in

two inatances apoloziscù l 2-3 dejs after die claun man due ) for not

holding the eats clans "beenuse he was not deoling moll". In bail, cases

It was obvious to I-l that he mas dead drunk sion lie so phoned. In view

of the fact that LIstcCi-1 diù not phone to in1 for a vhole rees, I-l

cavo him a ring on Cot 2 and he pronised to cive a losson to 1-1 at 1630 hra

of Cot 3.

3.

• In] explained me that his morking schedule in the net scholar

year keepa him buay in the morning and the afternoon, exrept, Friday

afternoons, which maies it difficult on hin to be tyix lleing hinself

• twice a week for IIPhOCil-13 class mliich most of the time does not take

place. I-l felt that nothing rould he lost if he reduced the Missian

language classes to one per weel, mich rould be more than he ever actually

had in the past. I told him to go ahead and suit himself.

.. 4.

I told Int that AEDICHARD mas scheduled to laevo in cocutle reei

end 1t rould he interesting to ascertein thether' IIEACOl-1 knew 16. I-1

9171 abow. to LIBAGOS-1 the Excelrior of Soot 25 in which the sor Fro

farerell party was announced. I-l felt bed chout tho fact that de said

not even bave a chance to see JEDIBHARD face to faco.

I-l asked could he renird LIRAculi-l thnt he pronised to cake

some arrangemente thieh mould onable i-l to meet Alla (GISTOVI 1E-13,492/.

and suggest that dEDIlMARon departure ros opuning the possitillty to do

sometting along that ilne. I toid I-l that there ran no resson to eurect

that IlEiCh-l sould acconplich anything, but In should be after bls on

the bania of his forrer promise.

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= 2.

I told I-l that do chould toll Illacchel that a ferren te linco

quito nant tell 34 years age returned to the US Enburry end that this

aterion Erbaris official mos a vosy clone friend of a den: friend of

kis

(Lil,. i explained to 1-l that ruch nois sould curtainly plense

LIntooi-1 for coveral obviris reasons, but 1t man more Inportant to asi

certain nuetres IISACOi-1 mould relay such nemo to rome of his sor

requirtances. Is it happens that robincinde replacement or another Sov

•it siould be antadication

dent-l liked the

idea and will dive the story to Lidacoi-i.

7.

6.

At this point it nay de recalled that I-l had met NECHIPORENKO

(77442) at the time he had not IAISEOY..

commant by bir:.. •

In view of the fact that lECHIFORENKO by kinsolf is

is dotermined k03 cane officor sho in agressive in

pursuing imerican targete, I felt that me stand to lose

nothing by adding to I-1 a label of having a contact in

the US Embassy.

BliFernald

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MESORASDUN FOR:

The

Record

FROM

SUBJECT

C/CUB

Visit to the Soviet Embassy, Night ol

1 October 1969;

Occasion:

Dispedida for

valentin LOGINOV

1. As members of the Cuerpo Consular, Terence D. SISTONE

and his wife were formally invited to Valentin LOGINOV's

despedida. The scheduled hours on the invitation were from

7:00 to 9:00. Actually,

they arrived at about 7:45 and loft

at about 9:15. SISTONE had two main purposes in attending the

reception: 1) to determine LOGINOV's replacement, and 2) to

meet the Cubans present, if any. On the first count SISTONE

was

successful. Öleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO was formally

introduced to the crowd as LOGINOV's replacement by

sir. KAZANiSEV,

the Sovlet Charge. On the

second count SISTONE was not

successful. The only Cuban present that he recognized from

mug photos was Rafael MIRABAL Fernandez, who quite obvlously

avoided any contact with SISTONE, rather furtively staying on

the other side of the room at all times. In all, SISTOVE

talked to some nine Soviet imbassy officials that he could

recognize from lhe

mug book and had somewhat extensive con-

versation with three, LOGINOV; KAZANTSEY, the Chargé; and

Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, TASS representatire. For cover

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purposes SISTOrE, of courso, also had to spend muct of his

time with follow members of the Cuerpo Consular, mostly with

Leander YOURVOULIAS, the Cuorpo Consular president and ex-

-.

Greek Consul General, and Sia. liarta FOSSECA Guardia de

JIMENEZ, the Consul from Costa Rica and Cuerpo Consular

¿isccretary. SISTONE also met a lexican engineer, Allonso

¿SIBAJA C., who 1s married to a Greek roman who is press and

¿ cultural Attache for Greece, SIBAJA 1s therefore active in, Ellowing.

though not a member of, the Cuerpo Consular. It ts very

early to tell, of course, but a man like this could concelvably

become an access agent to either Soviet or Cuban offichals.

2. At the entranceway SISTONE met and recognized

col. Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV, the Soviet Military

Attache.

Both on this occasion and later in the evening

BOGATYREV seened to have a forced grin on his face. de

exchanged pleasantries but provided nothing of significance.

3., In the reception area inside, SISTONE greeted Yalentin

LOGINOV and his wife, who readily recalled SISTONE and wife

from the excursion to the Ford factory in July. LOGINOV also

recalled that SISTONE was Raymond A. FRADYER's replaceuent

and asked after the latter: Had he get arrived in Paris?

SISTONE sald that he understood that FRADYER probably had

arrived by now..

SISTONE asked LOGINOY when he was leaving

for the Soviet Undon.

LOGINOV answered that he was leaving

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on 7 October and that en louto he ras visiting dew dork cats,

a placo that he was anxious

to visit. He added that he would

not be visiting puris to see his iriend FRADYER. LOGINOY 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

sexican 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

busted herselt pointing out what she thought to be the choicest

items on the buffet table.) Valentin LOGINOV invited SISTONE

and his wife to visit him in Russia. SISTONE answered to the

effect that this would be wonderful someday if he or the

Russian Goveriment 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 g below), SIStONE was told that LOGINOW would

be spending three days in New York City: Later in the evening

LOGINOV had his picture taken, probably by a press photographer, iy

with SISTONE's wife, and he was in general quite gallant with

her. In tho little speech following the buffet, LOGINOV thanked

VOURVOULIAS for his few words of farewell and the Cuerpo.

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Consular gist of a silvor plate. He ended iiis speach by

Baying, "Thanks on my wito's behalf and

mine. You all have

been very attentive to my great cointry." About the only

times that LOGINOY secmed reflective and serfous during the

evening woro during this little speech and later in saying

good-by to SISTONE (accompanying this with an abrazo).

LOGINOV's last words to SISTONE were said with much real or

imagined leoling: "You Americans and we Russians have to be

real frlonds in these days of the world."

4. Negatively, SISTONE did not see LIREALN-1; SAO's

friend, Yurly VANOVSKY; or Chief,. SB's friend, Boris CHNYKHOV,

at the Soviet reception.

Since there were over 100 people

mIlling about, SISTONE, of course, could kave missed those

people.

5. Prior to the buffat, SISTONE net again beon (Spanish

version of Lev) N. GOLOUZOV, a member of the Soviet Comnercial

• Staff. SISTONE had met COLOUZOV on the Ford excursion as

well, and the two chatted brlefly about that trip. CoLouzOY

gave SISTONE his calling card. which is attached,

6. Standing beside COLOUZOV, and obvlously a very junior

officer undey the latter's wing, was Vladimir PETROV, also of

the soviet Commercial Office. Following the example of big

brother, PETROY also gave SISTONE his callies card, funich 1s

attached. PETROV jooked to be no more than in his late 20's.

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He is almost baby faced, has sort of a pug nose,. is perhaps

S' 9' tall, is of medium to slim build, and has light hair.

PETROV said he had only been in Mexico two reeks and was

terribly confused by the vehicular traffic, which is much

noisier and extensive than that of Noscow. Although he

speaks Spanish quite well, he said

that-this is his first tour

in Latin America.

7.: Also early in the evening SISTONE net Vladislav

Sergeyevich KORNUSHKIY, Soviet Vice Consul. He is a fairly

tall, heavy built, athletic-looking young man with a very

strong handgrip on being introduced.. KORNUSHKIN was almost

the only Russian with whom SISTONE talked who did not ever try

to be friendly. He just stood around most of the evening,

listening and looking very ill at ease.

8. SISTONE only met Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO,

LOGINOV's replacement, very briefly and on an occasion when

LOGINOV was not around. Therefore, SISTONE was not formally

introduced by title or as FRADYER's replacement to VECHIPORENKO.

This man looks very Latin and could nix in a crowd on the

sane bet-

street without any difficulty. He stayed very much in the

scale jesso

passa,

background all evening. During the little ceremony in which

he was introduced by the Chargé as LOGINOV's replacement, he

was asked when he bad previously served in Nexico by

the latter

He replied he had been in Mexico from 1960 (or 1961) to 1965.

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The Charge described him as a young man advancing rapidly in

the Soviet Foreign Service.' He also said he had

been a simple

Military Attache before but is now a Second Secretary and

is taking over as Consul. The Charge descrihed NECHI PORENKO

as a non-Great Russian. SISTONE missed his nationality, 1f 1t

was mentioned.. The Chargé hastened to add that NICHIPORENKO'S

wife, however, is Great Russian.

.9.

Possibly the longest conversation SISTOVE had with

any Russian was that with Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, the. TASS

representative. SISTONE was introduced to him by Findley

HOWARD, local Pan American representative:

SARATOV was

the

only one with whom SISTONE 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

SISTONE 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. SISTONE asked him how he gets his news to

send home. SARATOV replied that he is obliged to send home

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daily a resune of the most important Vexican events, much of

which he obtains from the Nexican press. He. added, with a

smile, that he, of course, has to supplement such newspaper

accounts with information from his own contacts. SISTONE

asked if this meant, among other things, getting handouts from

Government offices. SARATOV dismissed such sources as

unimportant. He sald this dally resume which he sends home

by Telex takes him about two or three hours.. He said he is.

the lone TASS representative here. He has his. own office

separate from the Embassy and prefers it that way. SARATOY

claimed to have traveled around Mexico quite a bit. He seemed

• to be impressed with the Yucatan and wanted to know if SISTONE

has visited there. The latter replied that he has not yet

visited the fucatan since being stationed here, but that, as

a tourist, he had seen the fuins there some years ago. SARATOV

said that he is fron Siberia, and in answer to à SISTONE

question said he thinks the Georgians are the warmest and

friendliest people of the Soviet Union. SARATOY obviously

likes to brag about having been stationed previously in

Washington. He also said he would very much like 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 have

a Consulate in Leningrad

and the latter a Consulate in San Francisco, The opening of

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the TASS office in San Francisco is somchow connected with

the establishment of the Consulnte. In speaking of LOGISOV's

three days in New York, SARATOV sald he would recomnend

three things

for him to visit: a good steak house, a good

Chinese restaurant, and Rockefeller Conter Music Hall.

10. Somewhat after the despedida ceremony; SISTONE noted

the Charge, Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEY, alone and intro-

duced himsell. From a distance KAZANTSEV looks extremely

young for his high position; closor up he looks a little older.

KAZANTSEV was extremely affable when he learned that SISTONE

was a new member of the Cuerpo Consular. He said he is a

member of an equivalent organization among the diplomats and

AN'EOSED

Iri that context knows Mr. Wallace STUART quite well. He said

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.

While affable, KAZANTSEV does not impart any feeling of

sincerity whatsoever. He seems transparently cynical, and

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

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SISTOSE and said to him and the doxican that he hoped

there

would be a rapprochement soon beticen the United States and

Cuba. SISTONE cannot figure out why kAZANTSEV made that

remark at that particular time unless l) he thought the

Mexican

airport official was. a Cuban, or 2) he had

been briefed by

LOGINOV

not only on the fact that SISTOVE is FRADYER's replace-

ment, but that FRADYER had somehow been connected with Cubar

operations.

11.

SISTONE only met Yurly CHERNYSH, Soviet Vice Consul,

very briefly to shake hands neor the end of the evening. He

was easily recognizablo from his very light gray hals.

12. SISTONE was only sure of one Cuban's being present,

Rafael MIRABAL. At one time, SISTONE 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

In SISTONE's mind that MIRABAL was avoiding him. On one

occasion, MIRABAl was quite close, within earshot, and may well

have beard SISTONE either talking English to a fellow American

or his wife, or discussing something American. Thereafter,

every time sistove tried to work his way toward lirabal, the

latter would shortly move further away. Tvice SISTOVE 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.

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13. One of the above Mexicans turned out to be Alfonso

SIBAJA C., who described himself as a nechanical engineer

and industrial consultant. His address is Ezequiel 82,

Mexico 14, D.F., and his telephone number 1s 17-88-85. This

man 1s the husband of a lady he described as fress and Cultural

Attache of the Greek Embassy. SISTONE 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

Aerverse is Malinica do de sitija o

ancestry; SIBAJA and SISTOVE exchanged calling cards (SIBAJA's

is attached). SIBAJA said that he and his wife attend such

functions as this reception quite frequently and definitely

recalled not having met SISTONE before. The latter explained

his recent arrival. SIBAJA claimed that he is a good singer

of folklore songs and that his wife knows how to dance them.

They have performed spontaneously quite often at diplomatic

and consular affairs. Asked whether he would be going on the

to Meiterri,

Cuerpo Consular excursion

scheduled for late October, SIBAJA

said

he would like to go. He is a working man, however, and

was not sure he could get away. SIBAJA and wife and SISTONE

and wife established rapport rather easily, and all agreed

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 Jaraca. It would seem to SISTONE that this is

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the kind of man tho night be used as a fairly nonsuspicious

access agent to either the Soviets or the Cubans. He obriously

circulates in their social milieu. SISTONE intends to follow

up oa this man. de sala be lives in Colonia Lindavista, where Acadi

SISTONE's wife's relatives are concentrated. He has a son

going to Colegio Tepejac in that area.

14. The only Americans SISTONE was aware of at the

reception were 1) Clyde SNIDER, Chief of the Visa Section of

the Consulate, 2) Findley HOWARD, of Pan American, and 3) David

WIESLEY, American businessman and Honorary Consul of Iceland.

15. Considering the fact that SISTONE was only in the

Soviet Embassy a little over one hour and had to spend a good

part of his time talking to SNIDER, VOURVOULIAS, and that real

pain-in-the-neck, Sra. JIVENEZ, he considers his contact with

Soviets about the maximum that could be achieved under the

circumstances.

119

Attachment:

Copy of calling cards (3)

Distribution:

Orig - SIBAJA (new P), w/att

1 - P-11712 (LOGINOV), W/o att

TDS: 1mp

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elst

cincinor.

It's cet prescien, enter die

1 ictober 1969

ite drive?

Curado: FE: 0:7

DES, MESS: PIG: 1 COto, 1570 - 1730, El lo:tiro ilest. a jotel Erperidor.

I arrired sen ninutes prior to the aroined tire, notein, subject's

car furled arouni use come:, entered the

@sudant and found sibf sithout

difricuity.

2. Mithout an prelérinaries io sper of, subj tol: me thut he had

interesting neis for ne.

is he sesit.iad for a norent I, aised him if he

had bsen invited to ine descedida tias sveining.

is was a bit shocked and

probabi: disappointed, besture with a "irio,

what", but recovered quickly.

adricted that this was to have been the interesting neis - yes he hal

been invited and was going.

He explained that he lad rado a phone call to

the =-bassy to invie LeGINCT to his house for a fareiell party, but the :

Latte: tuined the tadles and invited Subj to the restedida.

Sub, claimed

nat he toll Los that this in reality a "dirty deal", buù LuG countered :1ti

the clain that escor wants ain te retum urzintl; ant no he was too bus;

Chron

to carsider person l invitiations.

(Subj did nou appear to be unhappy viti

lacled

this turn of evonus.) Subj promised to keep ais eyes and eurs open and

sion 0730223 050.

fervently no el mat 103 :ould introd ce. him to ils repl-cerent, the un-

ai co:r.e, t00%: onli a fey minutos, the rest or the time

tiscus.ed wiren,

siid,

so bo cat an acted ash anda

and relited tonics.

ile would like, ie

1L430 unt (rorls at sovamo), rion he

consiers to be an exce tionally interesting girl, altrouga na. ried..

(I

don't tetiove he is a nosition to to much about this.

I believe he is

ca able of seducing a lot of girls, but 1 don't se. hoir he could ork up

much access to this soman.)

4.

subj zave a cozi of a short aper (rit'en in Zussian) he noried

up Chis friend ki: ki:55 wo lives in Sin Juan dul io, near ere/uro

Soje is viry intous t save us help this individial but I still don't sea

mich s0iaù in 1+-

¡ashed Subj ig Sint; is se uaired with anyone at tige

(nines ?) sip are er.lored theie.

Si:195 1s 01a of inace linself

crenslatica o: tie document is attacied.

5. Sibj 1s & very frierdly, likable cha:, but I do not hit thin. fi

he could find it atricilt to fabricite soreta ni, wether 1t ke incortant

Tus 1s: uselj in orinion, so far, based in noting concrete.

subject ex-ressed a desire to hare a "blas:" vita sa suretire vita

no referenca lo bistrass. I sall i oilt constie: it, pérnaos it aculd ba.

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1 October 1909

Belos is trinslation of docurent written by LiBiGai 1 re Bis friend

H5.285 sho lives in Sa Jun del do.

A Spandard born in tho province of astulli. During. uh? Spanish Sivil

War wis taken to the US.R nith other ciliren.

Completed his eierer.tury

senalinz in Spanish childrens' schools.

intered leningral inversity ruforing.

in histor, ni followin; graduntion ins a given a chair in the sa

deartment.

Arrived in

sexico, I boltevo, in 1957, with tile aid of ris sister,.

who Lives

In sen Juan sel ido.

Is a manager of a restaant..

Henares is a

very intelligent,

sensitive, fello.

Always stulied titi pleas.re.

iss very

fon i of natire

aid animals..

During periods of vacation fron the elementary

schools, insted of just fooling around as did the ots? kids, he would wors

as a shopherd, water boy, in vineyards, took long walls, reud, star, ani

always

tried

o be a loner.

Inerefore,

ce was not very woll liked,

was teased,

and once, knoring that he is not a 5c0l stim er,

was tirown fron a steep

bank into

the river ilit

is motior draiged him out.

He alwajis lored her,

and to this isy his great aifection for ner.

henerer he visits rexico he

never fails to call on her.

Feins acuainted ith his churucter ani sentimenis,

I would say tzat no:, living in a load city, he suleis greatly. I suprose

that because of sis loneliness he impregatod a stupid,

oll fashioned, inLan

girl. His colitical viers are the rost lib-ral, ani deing an intelligent

fello:, he was rever placed in an inconfor able position, alt ough he vas

not fully trustede

I think,

thit vere it nossible to use these characioristios, la could

use hin to our great advartaze."

i toli subject tant va would male no nove whatsoer: r, until, ant ceramos

not even tien, ba provited re irita personal biograhic data re the above

in lividual.

ĐFD

D. F. DIP A:SD:3

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Hlemeie's

lesivere pgre ns l apeliexqnes bengien he krinct

econitérs ugga ueó foinere dee pulegere eg diesareuns

efasdianes@@pgaconepitdnngadnn li liseg duenceed s.

de reensaveni aigone enpagy merofe, Tepine E.

Менську, мзвожя, 115789 cg n bngo ty eacais, duhe

shiten 1. Sist iu idel lià, Selege pecrigsve ieiil

очель умини и сужний перечо. Всеи училь с нейличи.

Любил изне прерозу и дривейных. в ножоненх зайдалс;

на капинулах, вмість пого, хейсти безоріднічанс є песйоль.

нами рібльйом, вибіль потуім, відвод, а п.

Дізак, глеки гулял, чимал, коївся н вереді серолоа.

быть ні іфиногое. Периому вій на танв мбали зіді

ним, а різ, зная, чий же неско плавим, стресили"

кружито берегі в Клязому. Моя мите на влитощиеь.

in foge ll riere innua e geics igi reunetavar a

nei Munni duneno apielle, dhije eujp pegofien

li linini, re fa gricaelnà mttgioo p fiie d

rpidu is eglicnli, il fee iriegee, caun resinipi, soutet e

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14-00000

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dice scotes on danarion

OUIGGING

AMB

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INCIASSIFIED

Chorgo:

Control: 5368

Data: 1 Oct 1969

4840 pis

•RON

8/880

ACTION, Secstate W

MEXICO 5364

FOR FBI

VISAS HORSE Valentin LOGUINOV C-3 December 23, 1927

Moscow, employee of sovlat ambassy In Mexico. Arx.

Now Jok October 7, 1969 via Air france Elt. 700.

Dep. New York actobar 10 via Aerollot. Accompanied

by wife, AlAxandra LOGUINOVA AUgUEt 20, 1928 MORCON;

and son, Dimitri LOGUINOV boIn 1959.

ACHRIDE

So van

10/1/59

Lorapreces

D.300

1 50

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c|SB

Mexico

To Septenber. 27,1969

1. Talking to various peoplo, such aa Guillerno TardifI, no

inforuation has been circulated or has circulated regarding:

the fact that Cartillo Plores did not attend the interview of

Raul Roa, foreign minster of Cuba and president Diaz Urdaz.

2. By going to the General Assembly of the United Nations, 110.

Carrillo Flores, secretary of foreign Relations is out of the

presidential race by constatutional reasons.

According to people. whoth may. be considered as knowing about

politica Carrillo Flores never had a chance to be roninated

because of his closc associations with United States wankers.

2. On the 18 of September I went to the national day celebration

at the Chilean embassy, where I met Kazantsev who invited me to

go to their ambassy on the firet of October for a farowell party

for Valentin Longuinov, who le leaving soon. In e new @ehecoslova-

quian ambassador was with Kazantser. I arrived late and many.

people had already left. Wallace

Stuart was there, the new Rau

ambsaador, the Ghana ambassador, the Paraguyan chargd d'affairs,

an sevaral other diplomata of minor importance. The Chilean

olony seena to be quite large.

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FERNA S

silice pie inco,

26 3034 ober 1969

CONTACT R$PO-T

SUBJECTS LIBACON 1

DATE, TIME && PLACES.

25 Supto 69, 2030 - 2200 hrs., Firenzo Rosito

1.

subj arrived elght minutos into and realising sumo, apologasod.

appeared to be in a good mood and when usked told no thut ho ard his wife vere

nor gotling along vary vall.

ho clainel that he called LOsIlO% a, at the

Enbassy on the morniny of the 15th and ratod that tielr dinnor eniijerent for

thist evening bo post oned. Accordind to Subjeat L00 told his th.t tielr

diner had inen scheduled for the lith, not the 15th, so Subf miosad assumed

LoU wis correct.

I reminiod subj tha, to the beat of my mcolle ction it

hud been for tho 15th.

In any event; Jub.) sald Lod look the rostrononont very

vell, aspoclally when Jubf confirmed vits lue again thit the latier waa not

Loaving in October, parhaps not even in lovember.

subs apologized to L00,

exisainins that his ulle had just taken on s nor jos, was nervous about 1t,

and in adtition, was takin? care of her parents dog an:' birds, and vas simply

not in condition to have a party. II an not sure subf vent chrouch ith this

exulanation to 100 or to iso only.) Subj plans to vialt 100 st tha simbaasy

on the 29th, 30th, or the first of Cotober, at which thna ho sill sot a

daro for tho diner, hojaruliy he aid, for the sine week.

Is the dinnor 19

to de hold prior to tárdodi the avatanz os the first or asi. Subj Mill call

tha offico, (aa in the prat) and no inform, tha party on tha other end.

cur noxt noeting ls schedaled cor 1600 hours, 1 Octo, at te nE Murtiro" (1)

Resto sucrisia 11

the Sultes Emperador.

2. Subjectos uito, deseribod as a "o1linqual" socrotary/tiriat 1a non

amploged by "urbita 8u lomenta", and 18 sid1 3 3,500 monthly Sujo, clila

that sh will be eerning 3 10s0 by noxt sonth, 1f evorttrini .com off well.

ano or lo partars ester (7) of this sus lomant los andro: Citino Moralona.

apuld

3.

Subf then askod ue 11 I/choci a stroot aup of Moscou and seo 15 I

NES HOANOVA On 1t.

1eold hial could lui would not sivo sin

an La ser ona/r the other unlesa he voull provide no vich a sacialactor

10a8cn

Astor extruotne a lirondge fron no trat I nould not laugo it ida, ha

•rocoodud lo iolline ibout a recent ortoriancia no hud ulth a nadiun at andros's

do profacad hio acor; iiti an asurinco that ho 18 en atinuial and dos

not believo 1n thi horgarlor nor 1n apdritualias in partioular, roterthelosa,

ho sas shaken vich tho

ox: ellenco. Hu cideod thie tir ro tina (7252 unnon 10

Subg.)

11d not 80 into a eranos, nor tum all any oi lo l1ehei, bur 815 t

ased Subf. 1f hn. had et r unosn a i15)

nuso of "Taya" shilo Supl.

11T0d In JuE ir 11 Losm MOJ INanOTa (1:00 nOl fAr fATi MOneDA,) suDi ala lisod

Wt ho rocallad a dira los trae dues, that ho un: ana varo ondy abode 10 ¿ro

or ajo as tu bloo, anl tril toy unod lo do ralabroca inerorina logotior. do

No salit e brois iut in a cola sont uran in todill 0:01 8:13 juaston

bae un no via ahcalural y rositira thas no no in Astos mill renturior lar.

AITL'O MIS NO: SO @' 1000.

ito s01:14 Vion dadd, aidadia: sos tanya, "aliroro

pe:110, mafio%).

Tollina tun no tnostalio of

ericaBan 1 oro en tal no had nos deon callal artiana" o no corlo

¿as tha sollas enlined lial laga dil diet di dentas dio ant

Han not: mont in lo es

Trapi dio cava, inva estelnad (a braisan)

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ai:to 23, Mateuri: Subj ina not sure he hal t'e correct numrical adiress, nor.

did In know what rosion of joscou the striat was b. Tanya furter explainad

that KIRASUV was ongaged in sons unaped:fled undarground nork, possibly.

sit anti-government activity, and that one sorbor of this grou, wan aotually

i the KaB. lo was not firther identifiod.

'Subj then vent on to relato to other a "odd" experiences he had had

prior di nila coming to Mexico.

They are not worth repenting hare.' I told

Subj I nould try to locale the ature sentioned atreet on the Moscow map but

that d did not tale any of this tory seriously.

Although Subf realised this

I vus amigod by this tale ho was not ayrond.

anzared by my attitado: saytag

ho did not knon wiat to make of 1t himsolf.

DEDDITMANSON

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FRODECT SALES REPORT

700.

1. Salesman

Zo supervisor

3. Date/meeting

• Site

4. Date/next mtg.

Site

5. Administrative

Nothing.

CES DIS OF RESOLT: 22-1:-53

HE DISSO

Jos Prods

27-Ii-39- 2000-0300 hours

HoSa ot DE, Luis Cosoz. Inlosias 221

6. Instructions to salessan

Nothing..

7. Report by salesman

3. Parte. Tho oceasico sas a faroell party givon by our

tennis group in the hora di Dr. Gozes fOr DIETARD, ião leavos

Ostobor ith or Sth for lasco:. In addition to nysell and sy

nito, tho folluving kara frasent:

Glor'1a pinto

Pepe pinto.

Luis Gozez

Sylvia Goisa.

Mercedes Pinto (alderly wiitor, aunt of Pops, sother of

Ruden, rother of Pitucla tho is the wifa of Harb

hallacz)

Rubes Rojas, Eatchalor. !ctor In TV s0ap Operas (novalas)

and tho Initizato thoator.

8. Compotition

(austinual sust pago).

9. supurvisor's connents

Ploaso Instrust no sa lo molhes or not you vant so to

do suste

to the loured

benidos acobre diailas suplacasanto can you call off the

tor.

1100265

W'IZ

F. 11, 112

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a pool 91

il scent

Locire.

day

tra me unt

dim.

•wl→11?9

Virgon Aguilar

Torasito (Ins)

Ralpr. Wiegandt

Ruth Wiegandt

such susic, dancing, and driniang. No polities.

Everyona liss in a very friendly nood.

2. Fomal farcoll rocention. liodnesday, October 1, at

1900 lours at tho sovion coassy will ba tho fornal party for

DISHARD.

Tho platos, Gosez and possibly others fron our gloup will

attend. this party. I do not know how big it will bo.

DIXIARD as disappointed then I said I would not attend, buc

that this was no roflection on ry frieniship for him. I stated

that I falt it unrise for an Azerican to visit the Soviet en-

bassy. I las afraid that the FBI or Cil would leam of vy visit.

Val was'er; insistent and said he'd ba disappointed if te did

not cozo.

Later in the ovening he brought up the subject again

and insisted there would be no way anyone could kno: if I vera

present or rotathere would bo no risk to no--no nanos rould bo.

racorded. I sild I wold thin's about it, but doubted that we

to ild cozo.

3. DIMO'S replacasent. During the course of the evening.

species taro rado, or at least soul-foral coments and wishes

of goodlues to DISHlaD and his rifa. DISAD said that his ru-

placorest soald bo at the fararol?, party at the cabassy and be

hopod 43_Loilld all sect kit.

Ralph. liogandt stated that he

wanted DisHila's ropiacozeni to knoir that he, the replacement,

would be holeso in our brols. cur group is songwhat inter-

ntional and das zive us all'a cianco to exchango viors. He

maud rewas 103h7 03:act tith the soriots. DIalED thei

centioned that his roplacesent is soothing of a sporstzan.

M. Just Schornich. I told DIDiUD that I hadn't soon Iwi

for a lory tia. I astoù wis had happoned to hia. Ho enscerod

that lu'i had been on vacation for a si 1l0. Inls doos not account

for the mary months, polhaps fio of sir, that I have not soon

Turi. I did not press tho issuo..

. DISIAD socied to be indifferent to

vory dritlato-danelry closo,

enlapors and sires glacios.

boulial look. Glori di not try to control this situation.

but rather cartlafgatod, ly 11f0 later ro-ortoi that 41210

dancino wes villa to also triod to mint tita her, but on

a z0ã0 disarato lorol, holding her too close, squeszing hor

hard sanimallo, cic.

6. 22. 02031 concontro do arrived prospely at 2000 rours:

vero tho Mista quests to coulso air! dio only quests 5o=

10110 91 T.01

DiLro Pilo EinO DT. Gasea ando soraial cossata

E Interest, First, 206 no say tige I More Liongie ti96 Lils

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siss a carsunist syartister, aconito lils mealth. Ho tacroo farous

s0=o tiny bad: by sucsossfully sciny bic!: on a hand that rag.

aspatated in an accidon. la is a doctor silta sojuro Social.

Marico sirso has shoin his'tri to the vorla so Merico's croat

hand surzzon. Ho travels arousi the world nitendirz sodial

conventions ard ls tha principal host to codical conventions

hort in Hosco. In olatorate took ras pablishod by seguro

social on sucity of the had ard luis voix in that flold.

•I contion the abovo sinco ii sasis to sat tho stajo for £07002s

sno nient boltovo that soch lisa and socialized sodicino is

good, bacauso ho hiasalf has profited so greatly fros 1t.

tine that they wanted to have tho farciall party for DacHinD

1a ticir hero. I aliays folt that this ias dus to conuni t

syncathy. lo! I don't luoi. 1ad I an at a loss to ciplain thy

they insisid unon holding the pariy. They do not seeir to bo

close friends of DIaliD, are sozchat different in social

and intollocual otatus, and no largor secu to so to ba cai-

nunist syapatryzors.

PETERS

Luts contented that Just DIMAl's son hould probably cose

to tho party sines they have no raid. Incidenially, ho did not

core. Eo then stated that the boy still ppocko no Spanisi at all.

He addod that tho boy has livod in Mexico for liva years and

before that for soveral years in Cuba. Luis explaired that

the Soriets aro afraid to haio their chilaren see hoir the world

rcally is. Luls added thit. Kruscher san a suroi-sarket in

Los Angelos and simply coulin't boliova his eyas. Luis vias

frankly critical of the soviots ani their intollectual isolation-

1500.

?. DISHAD BUDST RETURN. DEELUD and his wife both con-

coded that tiero was a good chance they night cone right back

to recico, Sio told no that li 5io did, sio woul Ilke to teach

se Russian. jo had exchangod a fois elesentary solds during the

evenin

he did.

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p-10602.885

C/CUB. -

silse phe hoy.

HEHORANDUL

MéxIco, D.T., Septioubre 26 de 1969.

k-66.edoj

Con relación al asunto dol Italiano, que henos tratado, us per-

nito indicarte que lo anistad se inició por la necesidad de

tradusir unos docuentos oficialos que nos solicitaba la Secre-

toría de Gobernacion, por reilo de los cuales deblacos demos -

trar el noubre correoto de mi eljento.

Dicha aniatad se ha conservado bajo un nivel normal y tás o mo

nos se inició hace aproxinadararte un año, sin qué se hayan te

•nido otras citas coro no es pura tonur algunos tragos o almor -

zạT.

Sin embargo, el día de ayer misno se hizo una cita la cual se

llevará a afeoto el día de mañana y ya se pernitiré informar a

to nás sobre el particular.

HE EXPECTS TO MELT AT A NESTREÁNDE CAT!

(ST0BUSHGAD ANINEN SOEDE RGGNNTIELE

holaso i cole be conce lo ante hagaite

1 11:112

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SECRBI

Sil fee

26 Septeaber 1969

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chlof SB

ITO

: Chef, CUBA

SUBJECT

3 Relationship Betveea MEDIEHARD and Gloria PINTO

1.

In response to 8 conversation betucen Chief, SB, and the under-

signed, LIREALM-I was questioned Idletail on 25 September concerning

the relationship uhich exits between AEDIZHARD and Glorla PINTO with a

view toward possible enbarrassment of ASDISHARD before his superiors.

--?.

LIREALM-1 ANd his wife both belleve (but have no proof) chat

it is

probable that Gloria PINTO is having or has had an affair with

ASDIEHARD.

Both LIREALM and his wife are close friends of the PINIO's

sind know that Glorla 18 strongly attracted to AEDIEHARD wie ls Doch

physically and Intellectually superlos to her busband. Due to Gloria's

continued friendship with AEDIEHARD at the French Club and ochei places,

LIREIM-I feels sure chat Glorta's husbarid, Pepe, does not yet know of

the affair.

3.

LIREALM-l characterized Pepe PINTO as: sweet, slow witted and

below average in intelligence..

He l's a physiclan specializing in lung dis-

orders, born in the Canary Islands. He considers hinself a Spanlard with

the Characterlatic gpanish lack of respect for women.

He attempts to.

cigutiy control Glorla's activities while, according to Glorla, having

as many affalos himself as he cao.

Gloria ¿seatly resents Pepo's attitude

coward her.

Pepe 1s basically defensive and would not want anyone to know

1f Glorla were having an affair with another mn. He vould probably deny

It af anyone said so, even 1f he vere avare of 1t.

He souid take it out on

Gloria, however, and would probably beat her and restrict her novements even

more closely.

In view of che above, it would certainly appear chat chere vould ba

nothing to galn, and perhaps such to loose, by any artespt at exposing ber

supposed affair wich AbDIsHArD.

since she now appears to bo la coatact vita

SHEYCHENKO, much better to hope for better devalopments la sala case.

ANdION L• PELLEMANI

SECREI

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j:!:

julie.

19-79471

1'-2270

p--0028

P-1,218

1-609

• DATE: 25 Supteler 1U69

1. Agent/Sibloci: LICOEY-5

2. Case orficer Vincent P. RIZZUTO ViT

3. Date and site oricontact: 25 soptember. Cafeloria Parque

paragrapl 5 (continued)

It off than attempt to collect the money. Thore aro sufficlent

funds in the project.)

paragraph? (continued)

Is moro to this invitation than noets the oye and that the KGB will

bo coing all out to rocruit him.

I think ho should probably find a good oxcuse for not going.

Subject states that ho

had complained to KAZANTSEV (P-880) about

the shodds treatment he had veen gotting from LOGINOV (P-11,712).

Never beforo had he beon forced to "stnud in line" for Soviet visas

for his clients.

In the past, he had boon able to sent passports

to the Soviet Embassy any day--never mind the office hours-and get

cho passports back with visa tho samo any.

subject says that

LoGINov himselt linally admittod. that this'lasbocauso-subjectraadh

been uncooperative (neaning that he had refused to let LOGINOV

Iccruit him).

Subject says unoquivocally that LOGINOV is loaving

PCS by tho ond of October and that he is not being repinced by a

newconer:

Subjoct understands tha NECHIPORENKO, who in a former tour

had worked in the Consular Section,

will take over as Chiof of the

Consular Section whea LOGINOV leavos.

Subjoct says

that KAZANTSEV is about to leave (in fact, Subjoct

thought KIZANISEV had alicady loft; and that both a replacoment for

I told Subject that as

far as I know,.

muld ca but it a to it not know cho li hai

ambassador would bo.

Subjoct remarked that both IVANOV and NIKITOlOY had left and he

said

was, he thought, a very decent person.

110000

subject said that PRIKHODÃO (P-2270) had come to see hin to say

Boodbye.

PRIKHODRO Bad sa1d,

subject had been a vory good

filend and that he rould never

him.

No invited Subject and wife to cone visit him in loscow.

Then shen Subject asked PHIlODiO for His address, PRINIODÃO hemmed.

and hated

and

said that ho didn'e really hare an address yet but

that Subjoct could

urite bin in caro of latin Anerican Dopartient of

cho sintsery of forelen Arrairs.

subject recaried that PRINtiCKO

was undoubledly boing sincero, but shen you cano sighe dood to de,

he was just an hennod in and

arrald as anything of thie othors.

Subject

Bald that de an a real pragody that the sovlot syoten

ando srich robora out o! t00d perple.

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Exs sep 1967

Misiones Diplomáticas

EL EMBAJADOR. de China. | Cuauhtémine 5

Vidriera

Chíh-Ping

Chen,

asiste

como serán secarador huespedes de

mlembro

de la

delegación

de; honur

de la ciudad por el al.

su pals

Asainbles

Cirme.

calde.

Tendrán

tot

de

Ing

Nachours

Unidas.

,aderna?

ban.

queres y un balle

de gala

Regresara

mediados

de

di

el Casirio de Monterrey..

En

esta como

consul de la Unión de Repúbli

encargado

de

ReNUCIO.

Sartalistas

lenttis

S.

sovietleas,

consejein

Loguinor

dars

unA!

nistro

embajador de

fiesta en in

pribujada

gentina,

tinrloue Marlipes. Paz.

gais

-cultadta

de

T'acubaya

Telis

Ch 10100

stol se.

*Ma el prlinero de aclubir

cretarlo de Comunicaciones.

19 huras, para agradecer

Transpott*"

Antonio

Padilia

atenciones

la

amistarl

Segura, a la que asistieron

que se

Io ha brindádo en 11%.

ilos

amiyus del anfitrion

del

Duranle

fsp!

fiesta

11c.

Keith

WIlilam

despedida. pi presidente del

Raker.

serrer secretario de

Cuerpo

Consular

ir:

embajada

de

Australia

Leandor P. l'ournilias, le esto.

espoin

Staria

Magdalena

Ra

sequiard,

nomhre

de

miree

regreiaran

de. su

monsules, una bandeja de pla.

rie miel ei Acapuien la

sema

1a.

Leguinny

na

proxima.

Wolfang

Re

dirigentes del Curemo

Consu.

met.

representante ditl

4111 a.

lar en. Mlexica..

El embajador

do Común Europeo, está en Mé

de

kiruador. Migurl Roia Gen.

rios su familia aristlion en

sico el pláticas con funciona: Guadalajaia a la Feria Inter.

rios

del gobierno

dirigentes

las

homanes

• negarlos.

racional de

Artesanias en 13.

Varios diplonilias

la

que su pais par:icipa.

bajada. de

Beigica le

dieron la

bientenida en el aeropuerio...

Regresó

Y asumió sus funcio

decano

del

plomalien.

embalador

laver po

dd.

Palser

Hajos.

barón

Schrito

ilermarra. Nituvo varios

meara de caracinper eu su pa.

la ('omisión

Cultural

det ('uri'px)

Consular en

Ale.

1 x/17a,

erganirasora de

¡erintón de canzulre que habia

en Merestorres los diso 17.

29 de siribre, pregaio ull

piri

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rentos duianto porra

leTs

810124na

lazinen

1,71.2

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Stit

eittched shait

September 23, 1969

Menorandum

TO.:

RIZZUTO through ARCHBOLD

PrOM: FERNALD

Subject: ABDIBHARD (P-11,712) & ThoughtsRo poealbility of Pitching Hla

1.

Asaumine

it was agreed

that A should be pitched before his POS

departure, because there are no indicationa that he rould be more miscept-

ible taker to an approach inter then he comes to a new poat abroad in lew

yeare and, to the contrary; It Is more likely that he would be still more

daring, more salfconfident and more deteruined to advanoe aná solidity

11e position within the KGB, I wish to add some viewe of mine to the llet

of posalbilltlos an to bow a pitch could be carried out.

2.

My vlaws and thoughtn on this subject mill be based on the posdiblo

use of existing asseta and means. I am fully aware that there m1ll be

plenty of room for improvemente, additions and modifications of what will

be said in the following paras.

3.

As far as I know we are lacking adequately solid facts in which

we could put our teeth, 1.e. we do not radonat posses worthwhile mention-

1ng material which we could use to exert a desired pressure on A.

4.

I am inolined to belleve that we are in a position to make a

serious attempt to obtain a "pressure argument" through the use of existing

assete which are targeted againat A and that it can be done without taking

an undue risk.

50

do a wove in this direction I was thinking in terna of having

recorded a SABORI-A meet for which me mould prepare SABORI. To be more

specifio I have 1n mind a situation along the following 11na8:

forgeT harruld a. In caine to one of hie nest seetr with A, SABORI should

onrry on his poreon a traummitter. I an not in lavor

Coun

!

Annual of a body recorder, hecause the recordles tide to

"Tialtad and 1t requiren the baarer to ho turning 16

snack corde

on and off, whilo the tronmitter on do not and 1t

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every aotion and atatoment of his 18 recorded fron

the moment the tranamitter in strapped on him.

Do SABORI should s0 to such a meet with expression of

a person who le in exceptionally good mood, because

of a busineds suocosa and he mao given a subetantial

advance on biis commission. After A and SABORI bavo

their routine two drinks, SARORI will state to A that

he would plok up the tab for the evening ( after being

treated by A so many times ) but he would want to

calebrate the ocoacion. It would be desirable that A

agrees on e drink or two to pleaseS, but even if that

does not take plabe, it 1e anticipated that A mould

want to accompany sk in his good humore. What ever

be the case, the situation lendo itelf to a free

talking, critloal commenting and some bitching, juat

tu play 1t big. It will be up to us, to prepare § as

to how to run the convereation to get out of A a few

statemente which he would not like his superiora to

know about.

C.

As far as S i8 cancerbed I belleve that he can be

persuaded to carry a transmitter on his person and

as a reason for requenting it we could tell him that

It represented a complimetary element to the PAl which

he made on A, because the psychologist who reviewed

biA PAQ connidenit ensential to have a tape covering

one meet. There is no way of hiding the fact that we

#1ll be recording what in transmitted, but to vill

not have to five any explanntione reperding how 1t

will be done.

d. I hope that one may or the other me tillen ponnesalon

of a tape which could be usad an a pressure taotor.

Prom thero on nil becomes a matter of marupulationi

§may raquent e seet uitl A under tho protox: tha:

that the people Interoçad in the platinum deal nont

so E thelr apoolnilot, the rould 11ko to cloer dose

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questions before opening the lotter of credit ind that

It. war essential that the person who arrived here see

A; because that rill strangthen S' position in the deal.

I mentioned the platinum deal because it mould give

some common ground to the new person being introduced

on the soene, but some other story might be as good.

The new person showing up under the platinum deal

or any other pretext mould be a case officer of ours.

I feel that such a pereon should at firet sight show

that he was a Yankee,. that he be verged in platinum

or what ever the pretext may be and that he should be

a Russian language speaker. I am Inclined to believe

that after some business. talk and after creating an

atropher of mitual understanding there would be no

problem for the case officer to start speaking Russian.

II A takes this fact in good mood and the business

conversation continues in Russian, s would be in a

position to excuse hinself as a person who was no longer

needed. It is almost impossible to anticipate what.

would be As reaction to the fact that s wanted to leave.

If insisted, that s stay, me will have to accept 1t.

Nevertheless, S will be inatructed to "go to the bathraon'

Ior a naile and the case officer will have to use this

opportunity to drop his cover and go on with his job.

Fe will have in his pocket a reel of tape to counteract.

Ab emphatic refusal (which we must antioipate ).

I. It may be mentioned that s will not have to know

anything about the existance of the tape and as far

as the case officer 18 concerned S may have to be

satisfiod with the explanation that the c.o. mas the

paychologiat who deolded that he wanted to. noot A in

person. Of courser?

1 S5ce bat

decay" hot bear out thin cover, but

that will bo at the stago sl derekoperts mhen no

could not care 1088.

C. There in no doubt that s will bo burned whether the

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the things turm out right orwrong, but s will be left

only with guesses as to what tranapired between the

case officer and A in Russian.

It is the fate of any offloer moking the pitch to lie

be burned if the exgersice ende in anything less than

a success. Therefore, it would be worthwhile considering

to get a suitable laguage speaker case officer fron

Egs for this purpose.

6.

I am aware of the fact that beat the above discussed scheme has

a quite certain weakness in as much as it is built on and arouid an untested

asset as S 18. Neverthelesa, in terms of security and protection uf Agency/

*asta Station assets the scheme is advantageous, which is selfevident.

7.

It should be assumed that s might come up with some objections

when it comes to introducing another person to A from fear that he would

deal himself out of the game and terminate his usefulneas to us. I do

not consider it difficult to put hin at ease.

For your consideration and connents.

BHFernald

souper to at.

her not Lily be Ferous in

ibute the can fo?

testencall artegaate tape

Jokаir..s

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heree that blackned mort work - hut in readire Mile rair train that quando out

(to me at least) ia the enerpy with which EDIBlARD purgues hia career., Belleve

he 1a ruthlesaly ambitious to put ahead. If me are willinp to burn SABORI, 1t

micht be advartageous to infest sentor Hussien spoaking staffor as suggested in this

paper. (but vi thout trermitter) who will take A offer to thirk over on long cold

Nosoon nigtta prior to his arrival at a non rost.. Our offer will consist of first,

sewing seeds of discontent on fact that he is nom 42 years oll and has not risen

to sho hejehte in his profeniond that de mould have. le do antu lister as 350

Secretary while younger men ere lat ard 2nd Serrateries! I don't krow his KGB

rank bist 1t can be Intimatid that te know his sons could be hipher. Talkine frot.

we could then sippeet to A tirt me will work out a olen in his abeence plieraby

we can ald his future career by pittine this in is nath adventapesus situations

such as allowing him to "recruit" a U.S. official at hif next nost. In return, he

wo:ld service our renuirementa d'ring. lia toir. Our sorking relationa ia with A

could have a time limit with control factore on both dides. "jo answer ló wanted

now. Renort the approach if you rish. The offer will be good upon your arrival

at the new poat wherever it In. (A, of course, will thing the talk in recorded

so there must te some way of assuring him it is not. SABORI, naturally, must do

absent.)

Not a bed idea, but the intermedian

Волной, ро

Herehead, agent in lin inmatt parker corry

i unders pedada die as did to year,

UFK

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cospetition activity:

Pero orando podead inta dio de de

1.

• 2.

3.

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salesman/Contact

Supervisos

PEETING

JOHN FERNICIS -LIREALM-I

date/tins:

location:

MENT MIG date/tIne :

location :

Admiuistration

6.

Instructions issued :

7.

Report from salesran:

THAT THE FAiENERL PARTY FOrE

HE LENDES

8-x.69.

AGRIENARD WiLL

Sanderson

corrents

Oto copy for c1s5 ven

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is

P-11, 112.

PRODI 'E SALES REFORE

sito

Eranch clih

4. Dato/noxt nts. dare cluened

Sito

5. Administrative

Not applicablo

6. Instructions to salesman

COPIES MADE

Not applicable

7. Report by salesman

Has been playing tennis for two years. Hovever,

has always been

active in

sports, especially basketball

and

volleyball.

Houde. Asked is I new Bill Hovey (could have been

Hovde): Said this pas a businessman, an

American but with

military rank. The Directory shows

C• (AMb))! DestiHoys Can Miguel cervantes

(Am.)) : Destilby S.A.,

Saavedra 25, 2.17. Tel. 45-65-60. Res. RIo

Escondido 20, Lomas-41p.,1.10. Tel. 20-71-38.

Clubs: Chapfolf, WhEr, NavyL.

Note: Win's address is Rio Esc. 16.

8. Competition

See item #9.

9. Suporvisor's comments

loIt is possible that oleg had been planning to con-

tact me and had deilberately had placed hinsels in my

•pathi, It 1s also possible that Oleg, like all the other

Soviets, hates

to spend money and

would rather play with

anothes club rember than to spond money on an instructor.

He may he trying to build up a group of friends or ac

quaintances with thon he can Faxetritiu: dExx25+1ay.

(continued noxt pago)

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9. supervisor's comments (continuod)

3. If he had lien looking tor me, 1t could bo

that họ has been asted to stop in there val failed.

That 15, as an imerican friend, I never Invited val

to my home. He never met other Americans through

however, that he never Invited me to

home either--though he did invito us frequently to

various events which were under the auspices of the

soviet embissy. le did not but raroly accept, one

such occasion

was the Moscow clicus.

4. If he had been looking for me, it could bo

that he wants to assure his acceptanco by our tennis

group where Gloria Pinto 18 a possible target. Oleg

has gotten to Glorja, but I, the American who 18

somewhat and saratimes hostile to soviets,

might be

considered a stumbling block. Perhaps he, Oleg,

try to reach all the other membors of the group in

dividually so that an invitation by Gloria to one of

our functions will meet with general acceptance.

SCENARIO OF CONTACT

I arrived about 0900 and took an instructor.

About 0950 Olegk arrived to play with and 1n-

structor on the adjoining court. He made no effort to

greet me. He had been pointed out to me by val, but

I had not been pointed out to him do my knowledge.

though 1t is certain that Oleg and Jual must have

discussed the "players" in thoir"game" and counted

me as possibly on

the other team. That ta, I an sure.

that val has pointed me out to oleg, but olog would

not have wanted to achnowledge this.

'At 1000 my hour was up and I told my instructor

was through-I did not want to continue for another

hour. As I was paying my instructor I noticed that

Oleg was paying his. It is very unusual and possiblg

even had form to take an Instructor for less than

half-an-hour. I am suggesting that he wanted to be

free to contrive an accidental meeting with me.

I set a course for one of the several gates

from the courts we were using. I could see

that 01eg

had headed for the same gate (this could have been

perfectly natural) and at a speed which after some

thtity yards would bring him to the gate at the same

moment as I (this was not entirely natural).

since I had an excuse to greet him, having had

pointed out in front of Pepe Pinto

the preceding

weeks, I did so. I tikan sald Good Morning and asked

If kal were hore. He lookod very pleased (1 kchought

possibly relleved) when I took the Initiative and

recognized fina

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maybe

Oley said that val had not arrived as far as

ho knew. I said I lid been training to get roady for

Val. I waited ny revenge for last veel.

hero boud time

arused by this and immodiately asked

1f I would like to play with him sinco Val was not

here. I agiced. le

found a court and played for about

ona hour. 01g9 won 6-3, 6-1.

Oleg is

very athletic in appearance and played

and excellent gams for someone who has playad for

only two years (if this is true). He has enormous

muscular thighs. It oscapes me what sport would

other than weightiifting. weightlifting

produce this,, is upper torso, though muscular. 1s far

13 out since

less developed than his logs. Bastethall.does not seem

likely to produce his particular kind of development.

Oleg is pleasant. Speaks excellent Spanish. Has

not mado any political comments (yet!).

seens more

Intelligent, but less extroverted than val.

Oleg asked if I were with the American ambassy.

I have my own business". It was then

I answered"no, if I know another "Bill" who is in

that he asked

private business aia who in has an army rank. Oleg

+H911511475j328 thought the other person was a major.

I left at this point. Oleg stayed on to play

Dore. My wife could not see him and it is not

therefore,

known with whom or how much longer oleg

did play. Val was not seen during the course of the

morning.

The Pintos are in San Francisco.

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S1/F

Contact Report

subject: Jimmy SABORI (P-13,830)

Date. of liect: Sopt '10 it Enricorno-Infragua at 1700 fire

Septenber 21, 1969

Prearranged meet and § oare 10 min oarly.

NEXT 3HET: Eriday cept 12 at Chez Rene at 2000 hrs.

2.

Instoad of receluing the lgency Contract fron the loon Valley corp.

Dallas, Texao, he received a phone call (his pione nas connacted) on

Sept 10 in the morning and was requented to sign the contraot immediately

and return lt by regiotered mall. The caller (Leater lacches) told S that

the contract wan nalled "Regintered-joturn Receipt" on lion soptes". s con-

cluded that he expected receiving 11 on sept 1l, but nore I1koly on sopt. 12.

3:

Swas disappointed because he counted on buoring the contract to

MEDTEHARD that evening and the absence of the contract will necessitato.

another meet with A vinen the contract arrives. FERMAID repeated to S that

he needed a Xerox copy of the sone and decided to meet with s on Sept 12

to debrief him on his meet nith A and det a copy of the contract.

4.

S will not have much to report to A when he meets hin that evening.

S went to the Hotel Geneve where a friend of his used to be & manager and

was disenclinnted raen lie found out that ke no longer vorised thera. The nem

manager did not mant to show him the reglater of guests and his attempt

to spot a girl or cirls who lived in the botel and appeared to be working

bore no results, because all he was able to see or exchange few worde were

touriats. S apore to talG by phone to Inform bin that the luau manager.

manted to check with the embassy on the size of the ajit he wee to place

In the conthly HISSION. IhiG stated that he would take cara of that and

he reminded § that MANS wanted to see the article before 1t was printed.

Othar, than to capitalize on the info that Echavarria sould be the next

President of lexico and speak about the platirur deslS had practically

nothing to roport.

5.

I repoated the inntruction he gave s on Sept vith vith regard to

etalling IS activitico nith A and as far.

an the piatinun dead mos concerned

1t sas diedo clear that hia fair and squarefrill deterrine our attitude.

saFernald

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Septenber. 9, 1969

Contact Heport

Subjaats

Jinny SABORI (P-13,830)

Date of Meet: Sept 8 at Ces Rede at 1400 Hr8

1.

The meet was prearranged and s came on time. The meet lasted.

about 3 hours.

NEXT MERT: Sept 10 at 1700 hrs at SAMBORHS-La fragua 15 8

does not request to see so earllar.

S was adriead by phone fron Dallas, Texas, that the Moon Talley

Corporation way able to met the Sov requirements concerning the platinum

donl and that they malled on Sat Sept 6 a contraot (agency contract) to

§ whloh onables him to purchase 10 ounces of platinua per month fron the

Sor seller (an export company ). According to the same phone message

the contraot provides for a USS3.00 commiesion per ounce.

3.

§ hoped to receive the contract before he moets with AEDIBARD

on sept 10 at 2000 hrs. On his own intistives decidad that he mould

want to show the contraot to FERNALD before talking 1t to A. That vas the

reason for arranging another meet with I hefore the scheduled neet with

d.

40

The generous commienion provided for by the contraot enables

8 to offer to 1 US$1,0O par ounce. Ruen 1f the minimus required by sove

18 purchead e 1, - commission per 0s. would et1ll net 920.000.-, according

to s'antinates. S antiolpatod that the purchased mould go above the

roquired mintsun. B was taking in consideration the posalbility that

A would not mant to docept any connlesion. and Thorofore, s cane up alah

a scheme by allon.

there mould be a bank account for A and the money rould

do ta onto on he naanto do not, or botter ead, lt would do up

AB shie point 18 may do aentioned that apart of the Shas shochor

she fore tould sant so olono the platinua deal she entiro aboro bentiones

aocount do asssatly e incorprasation of that ho use tola over the siene

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and only the copy of the Moon Valley Agenoy Contras with s will olartly

many questiona ona would like to ask right now. Neverthelees, lt appeaso.

to so probablo that an Agency Cobtrest was promised to s.:

6:

In spito of the fact that at the tize of this wrlting one can.

deal only with "118", It 10 northuhile nentioning that & belleven that

A would like to Iseilitates to get the deal, because in that care s would

be on one hand corally ouliged to him and on the other s would had

collocted a nice eus of money. In turn thie would nate A feel that he

obtalnod a sstlofactory control iaotor over S and the rest 18 quite ob-

vlous. Other than reccurring to methods which ars quite rarely unad gainat

peopleão 8, ve la a situation of a very Inconfortable spectator left with

a hope or a mhich that a

might go for the commiesion.

7..

::AB far as s'millingness to give to A the attractive chunk of

mODey 18 ooncerned be 18 dolng 1t for a double purpose: to please us

(Indireot protection of his

' Interest) and to protect his interest directly

by assuring Al willlagness to help him in getting the deal.

Although, our situatinn 18 not pleasant ( 1f the deal le to

material1se) me are not helpless onlookers. $ nentlosed that 19 1t comes

to closing of the deal he will have to travel to surioh, Switzerland, and

for that he needs a passport. How muoh s 1e aware of our control positiion

(by onabling him to got a pessport fast or dragging ita granting) can be

best tllustrated by the fact that he told P that he would certalnly put

aolde a worthwhile sus for 1. Needles to mention that ? gave hin a sono

dern good leotura tenthussatans when he made bie silly atatement.

Hilly milly & was obliged to turn weaknesa into atregth and s underatood

that he could as toll forget atout the deal (11 18 cosen hiA Way ) 18

he mould not play 1t fair and aquaro with ue..

9.

s brought up quite reasonably the question that A would nost 11kely

put pressure on hia to got produoing along the linee of ausignaento againet!

the US sabrasy and as the firet thing the question of obtaining the

Babaasy phone airestory Bould be throan in s' lap.

20.

7 told 8 roas deosure of the new developaons in the platinus

DUSInGDa Y WIll AllOS & PO SOLION AN INASTUOSION IN do tO DON tO 0 abOUT

petting the dirocsory.? sold als to go ahond and look up all the veis

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eirls ho can find in toe Hotel Geneve and report to A bia Lindiago. E potat-

ed out that me demand fros bin to stall as moh as possible. On s remark

that he should have sonething to report to A when he sees bia on Sops. 10

I comsented that he will have no objection that & report his findingo.

11.

s really stallod all he was able in connection with the Chinese

Embassy, he did not go there at all, because he et1ll did not obtain the

ad fron the restaurant Iliau.

12.

After the above cony s completed the PAl, which 1e attackod

hereto.

13.

"s told? that his home phone was disconneated beasuse he did not

have money to pay the b1ll of MN 632.- This bappened at unoonvenient tine

because the Moon Valley Irom Dallaa, Texas, was not able to reach hia und

they were obliged to contaot him through a friond sg of hia. I antlolpsted

that s would in one of the other way be asking for money and he had vita

ain a filled receipt for 11500.- which ho gave him. P inplied that ho

would givo bin

a couple hundred pesos more at his earliest convenienoe.

14.

Then, s spoke about the presidential race and etated that

the Gobernolon Seoretary. Echevarris would be the IRI official candidato

and that the publio announcement to that affect would be sade on Sept 19.

I phonod thia 1nlo to ARCHBOLD. See Attaohment.

PHPernald

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SECRET

HEMORANDUM FOR THE. REDORD

6 September 1969

FROM

CUBA/PBELEMENT 6

SUBJECT; Recent and Proposed Contact Betueen LIREALM-1 and ABDIEBARD

1.: At the s September 1969 meeting between LIREAL, and ADdreN E.

PELLEMENT, the folloting Information was recelved from and discussed vich

LABRAL I:

"statero

FRAOYARS

after

LIREALM-1, following Station advice fallent the the recent

Incident where AEDIEHARD

approached LIREALM-l with an offer to pay LIREAHM-I

for any information he could obtain from the U.S. Embassy, has avoided

contact with AEDIEHARD at the French Club, LIREALM-l's wife, an almost

dally vialtor to the Club, has been asked by LIREALM-1 co nose AEDIEHARD'g

activities and assoclaces and report anything. interesting to LIREALM-I.

DIet 19p

b.

MIs. LIREALM recently told LIREALM-l that for a number of

consecutive Saturdays, AEDIEHARD had brought a young lady, whom MRa LIRALM

thinks to be German, to che Club as his guest.

Mrs. LIREALM did not attempt

to determine the Identity

of the fepale, but reported the information to

her husband.

She has noted no other items of interest in AEDIEHARD'O

pattern of activities at the clus.

He has not seemed to single out any

Individual as a tennis partner, nor la he frequently seen socializing with

anyone in particular while at the club.

2.

LIREALM-I was advised that the Station had learned that MEDIEHARD

will not return to MHHARSH Immediately as originally thought, but he will

probably remain in Mexico for another five wonchs. LIREALM-I was told that

this Information was not yet public krowledge, but the Station would like

IIREALM-1 to confira this if possible. This led to a general discussion of

LIREALM-I's assoclation with AEDIEHARD since the recent incident. LIREALM-1

was instructed that lt was not the Station's wish that he avold contact wich

AEDIEHARD, but rather chat he not single out AEDIÉHARD for special attention

or closely court his friendship.

It 19 ake writer's opinion that a cufficleat

time has

elapsed alace the last incident for LIREALM-l to again renew some

association wich AEDIEHARD, and a particularly opportune caance to do 8o 18

avallable:

LIREALM-1 and AEDIEHARD both belong (as has previoussy been reported)

to a group

of teanis enthuslasts at the Club who take turns entertaining each

other in their homes.

To dnte, all the members of this group hame given partles

except LIREALY-).

NIS. LIREALM, follouing thelncident and thinking that AEDIEHARD

W08-5000

to depart, has stated chat she did not want to have laDIERARD in her

home since

he represents a government ao opposed to the principles of her govera.

vient, etc.

Based on ¡InIMAlD's extension in Mexico and the face that che LIREALM's

ore thiefs

Erlands a party, LIREALM was Instructed to plan a party for the group

and to Include AEDIEHARD

and his wife in the group invited.

At che party,

LIRLALM-l should not focug

an undue amount of attention da MEDIENAPD, but

should

take advantage of the opporcunity to soney chelr general friendahl, and let che

matter, sore or less, take 158 own head fros there.

As a firat step in this

general direction, LIREALMol plana to 1o to the Club over the vockdnd of 6-7

sepcember at 61oos shea ¡ECIEHAD uoually playa cennlo to at loans ony hollo.

upre

Fine:

p-11,712

SECBET

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SECRET

A second reason why hoch LIREALN-l and hia vife plan to go to che

Club 1s to see 1f they

can identify the new "girl-friend" of AEDIEHARD..

LIREALM-1 saya he almost alusys carries his camera with him when he goes to

the club and frequently cakes piccures of his wife and chela frlendo. Under

this pretexs, he will try and take a picture of the girl friend if the oppor

tunity presents itaelf where it will not come to the attention of AldIsHArD.

4.

LIREALM-l 18 preparing a uritten teport in some grester detail

concerning AEDIEHARD and his relationship with him since che Inedjent.

He"

will abso attempt to see 1f hia can get any more detaila about che girl frl-

end from his wifa.

The substance of the ebove including the idea for the party bas :

$

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## Page 386

385

RESENST SILES RESTER

lo salosman..

2. Supervisor

3. Date/recting

sito

4. Date/nait mtg.

sito

5. Administrative

ViDe LOCUINOr + FRIEND

31 AUGUST 1909 Am

6. Instructions to salesman

From tire

MORE DETAILS TO BE DISMINEDi

well attor,

INAME, CATTE, PICTURES, ETE.

sae I Gelow

7. Report by salesnan

VAL WAS SEEN AGRIN. WITH

THE GIRL PILESUNNED TO BE

GERMAN.

shows upon

westond.

8. Compotition

9. Suporvisor's conments

MeS. JF. His

RECORD EVER DONE GOT MAD.

PiOND AND CALL

ATTUTION.

We su cowings see pepper min

VP".

3. Unusure 20 S0Si2002S

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3.86

PRODUCT SALES ESEGET

1. Saleuman

2. suporvisor

3. Date/mocting

sito

4. Dato/noxt mtg.

sito

5. Administrative

BERG FOR TORNS COOOP

51x 7

6. Inutructions to salosman

Hey will hosta porfg

7. Report by salosman

GEFONT

8. Competition

• PEREZ HAN THERE IS NO

MESER FOR US DO RETENSE GUiR

•al end y sucesion i felie

+115 7401000

-ly

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## Page 388

387

PRODUCT SALES REPORT

Don/ Rei: 60d.69°

1. Salesman

2. supervivor

3. Date/mocting

sito

4. Dato/next mtg.

sito

5: Adminiutrativo

do Feares

@N 69. 180:1300

6. Instructions to salesman

NOTE:

7. Report by salesman

CORNIS TO SENIOL DAYS IN

New york t is blusking up in

Mis Extuist

For the occasion.

8. Competition

9. Supervisor's comments

German sinh frind.

1di1dy

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## Page 389

388

PRODUCT BALES RIPOST

1. Salousin

2: Suporvivor

3. Date/mecting

sito

4. Datc/next mtg.

s1to.

5. Administrative

Dichier: s-ix 69.

6. it- 09- 1150

6. Instructions to salesman

Sa mo septit

VALENTIN.

VALENTIN SUPPLED MAINE A POST.

8. Compotition

9. suparvisor's commonts

TAPITE DE ONOUS PREFERENCE.

compagnon

lescrutin.

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## Page 390

389

PRODICT SALES REPORT

PITE/EPT 1. 5.61

1. Salesman

2. Supervisor

3. Date/mocting

site

site

5. Administrative

KAREN ELLY + HUSTLIND

DIRS. JONN FORINCIS

FRENCHI CLUB

4. Date/noxt mtg. 11-1x-69 Am.

FRENCH CLUB

NOT

PURSUÉ

5-I8-69

6. Instructions to salesman

WilL

Peri

7. Report by salesman

KAREN + HER HUSBAND CAME TO

MEXICO ABOUT SIX MONTHS AGO FRUI

CHILE. THEM GIVE IN LONS. HER HUS-

BAND IS

IN THE EDUCATION DipT.

IS NOT IN THE OFFICIAL LIST.

SHe iS A CLASS "A' TENNIS pUNGER.

Cose Lan

HE

such wish ones

IS PROBABLY "B'

To, on Superi

He was perine with GoRDON

B. Competition

has a ver

9. Supervisor's commonta

cass "e" punyers.

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14-00000

390

PRODI I SALES REPORT

li Salesman

2. Supervisor

3. Date/meeting

Sito

4. Date/next mtg.

site

5. Administrative

Fiducid

COPIES MADE

If now agrealthat

6.

Hey will host a portg

relin from

Instructions to salesman

7. Report by salesman

ALC, INCLUQUE

FALLY SIREN PERSONS MER

-D. CALUITE THE TONINIS

fort

SOVIET SUPRONT OF THE VIET CONG

GEFONT.

8. Competition

FILE:

P- 11,185

9. Supervisor's comments

I AEREL

THAT THERE IS NO

12ENSON SOIL US M DETESE OUR.

• Ar

•L'e

A retiral cides

suspicious

Que sinos cas

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time, drago

Sister

i for tig

d14?26"

Contact Perort

Subject: IJOVII-1 (1-5903)

Fate of l'ect: Sert 4 at Hoyo 19 Rest at 1310 Hrs.

Sciteriber 4, 1969

The ncet was ricarranged. •

l'ext ncct: Dost 1l at the sare ilace at 1330 hro..

During the langunge class on l'on Sert 1 IlyACO! told I-l that

he had a lunch vih dadIal on Alc 29 ena on that occasion A eccert-

lted to come to TIRACli-l's house for dinner on Sept I5 about 1900 - 1930

¡hours. IIRACOl'-1 raded that Yuriy CIPIU YSI! (I-13,042) Ould nos also

attend the dinner.

3.

T.IPACO1-1 told I-l thet he vantea to invitento the sare ainner

I-I with wife, irs. Fa and odil, but his siie rofused to have more

rests than the two sov courles, because they did not have suffient

sace and could not afford to siend the anount noncy the additional

nuber of quests would cost. He went on to state

that even this wey

he wes in a quite embarrassing situation vecruse he would not have

moncy to buy nore than a botile of Castillo rum.

4..

Int thorked II3200!-1 for thirking of hin ard added that no vould

not have been able to conc for dirner that evening because he had to

five a class which he was not able to concol. IIRACOI-1 felt releaved,

but he errearod to be very rervous. I-l added, es xxxed an afterthought

that he would bring to IIsACOi-i a bottle of vishy, because his friend

Octavio fron latanoros was scheduled to core to town before Sert 15

and he usully brings him a courle of bottles of wiskey; if not sooner

J.-1 sas certain that Coterio could call on hin Sort 14 or 15 the

Intest end in that case In could hend the kottle to IIsACOi-1 on the

crening of the rarty at 2100-2130 hrs. IINACCI-l felt that this

would be treat and that I-l could remin with his guests for a drink.

5.

I-1 contented that the above mentionca develorents mece it

unnccossary for him to so throug: the cinnic of coking to ngue his clrssee

at IIBACO: -15 alrec. Furthor, InACO!-1 told I-l that he had aslied

Antan for the fishing alfe Il hed raquestud, buù A did not Irow

mothor tick ind then on stock mid if there wore ary he roild brinc it

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2

to the ¿unci.

-

S..

•IJOVI-l fet cert-in that IIDACOl-l tes very nehous during tiLe

class ord, carciclly, when he siole about his Ie: with ALCiLD Aha

the foithconing dinnei. He went to the bathroon 4 tires in an hour und

e half (ho usnily does twice when served the sare sount of liquor)

This load In to stoculite that there nicht he sonething fishy in the

comection with the cirner, treluding the roscivility thet AIsHArD

requested to nect I-l'ot IIZiCOi-19 plece and that his wife spoilea

the Inng by liritirg the nunver of roorle. To seer the intter fron

develorine into vishul thinking I told I-1 that it was rossivlo that

ITMCOr-1, felt inbarrassed for not being able to invite him to the

dirner. I-l cormented that IBACO! -1 had no ronson to tell hin any-

thing cout the dinner and if he kept it to hinself thero would had

been no rencon for emuarrassment. We agreed that there was no roacon

to sicculate, but to wit and sec. I-l stated that his hores went high

bocruse ITRACO: -1 told hin thet ASPIEARD tut: strted that his derertive

estantonca and that he did not count on leaving before the and of

December 169. Difficulty in finding a suitable rariscement vas givon as

reason for rostronenent of departure.

7.

Requirement:. In view of the fret that IIENCO:-1 1s used to

sce at Ils place visty which doed not have the far tags (stroys),

• because he normally cets his from Octavio ( a Customs insrector in

l'atanoros), I-l requested that I surrly him a botile of wiskoy which

entered the country tex frce. (I-1 usually hes the Old Far )

8.

Jor his coxsonal use Iml rould like to horror a John Ilein a -

catalogue, the iscue valid after Aus 18, 169.

Fit wit

BHternald

Get tiest

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393

Sites:

2. is 11/01861

SUBJ:01:

LIB:03! 1

3 Sonia Alão - 1739, di2-m900°: - icripos.

1.

Sugact ins

thr

ninates ift r

the licur

110401

tir-us.

var?:

tantee pa hia • 15o mal Colli nd tilie

the hore in',

Palad tro could contamie 01r mo-tin?

a lator hour,

talefore i lal no dilaatton so le agreed so inju ati

Sighom's, Tiber e Becoma, an1 arecrod eloomore fron tirt. pointo

2.

Subare: dil not pres re in; notina for me re iis moting: 1th

LOs as I had remasted but agra me that ha recolled li vutdiy.

then proceeled to decordbe 1t to me thont any piot,tino by

Finite

3.

Subtent not 109 at the irrada dol anucto, los Liver o 1,

Ht

1401 hours, 29 117.

as had born gr..??9?.

Tot stared in the restarint.

So: +0-0051951011

o minutes.

1ni antal Sung 18 ha had seen any of ints

¡marican frionas litaly and sure reniled that he had soon "John" an!

"ex" in the ugnal manner, 1.9. 19 9t1d-193.

Los o rerod tie o inton

that sill see hain? "currender" by trig al dian? sit feel the fina

Wa!.

Shi denied

thet this me so, at laust aa far 5o Me Mis concernad,

but, 1? Loi loit, that, coma

of tince reo. le linie

"Intelligence" types, 1i8,

the subi cort inly did not inal that wa

403 1160

agled Stog

was filid finmolally ani

the lit? r

sali! he ins as brole as asul, 10).

then sug ested that sud coded have a ritu

exiri noney 1e he dould O12y

agra.

io priie a repore or too socit traso narcaas.

Suri told 103

that be and alrandy rono.til orelay all he line: moond desa and Ros sia

that he

en litate mind in coganting 1e la criting.

ico ten gruesied

that ho

molli pay fo: = on re.orts ind taug isle Big out of his finaccial

difficullier.

wen sied sy jibi, 10g ocared to gu do: resos fui don

cleaning thou "ise have unlini bal finds for this sont of tileg".

or aly du: incai, and said that "as d failos Soviet i

anuel nata to acceit and money for gich & fivor.

1. L0i insisten Hint

this srall anoint mould bela Sabi tale tie vacation he wis so eager to

take.

203.00la Side that i hal bad nois, do mould got derbie tu

return to tosco: on the firat of ce as be had sisted. à repl-e-ronà

for hin la not aminute and do tactatoro in do ider dier he. rill

d-part.

In fact he ind honed that re coild inle brrogat his replacerat

with him to this meeting, but to dicta

In any event, Sundect invited

Los and his rife to coir:

ere fur a Prichell fil diara: on 15

Sart a: 1239 coles.

and wifa ilse,

and jubd igra:?.

Sulpect, comerled in lia

tit trie

15th was a partio:llo bed late, a: havin, 10:50: 69.7

Said this was

to

a bij hoil lay.

Kees

sujret told me that caronto qui confid-! in dia do to efiers

that 103 ad tied to recrude air. in citing redit: di

iis fricais bas

MaRCO readed.

o! tila

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## Page 395

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sa1l mny tom aloc: 102 111 nortierse

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tha" ne is locilin;

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ng th

i45g

noe so ouee aiclose do Bor'ei Unlon Sut Zoi tho

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suisg ir ho bor zoai the Fantorshlg Pagers.

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di m fiei sepilitie CR:

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ment es clenl fueui beoris

mcis os deitr la duie pope

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iscrybiod rolin

doeeedad a

Resiads

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## Page 396

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List of Soviets

In Mexico passed out to all Casa Officers on 27 Aug69

LOGINOV, Valentin Sergeyevich

Official Function:

Third Secretary (Conaul)

Wife: Aleksandra Daltrlyevna

Residence:

Ignacio Esteva 21-2 (Tacubaya)

31 DG (69 Green Chevie Chevelle)

Intel Status:

Known KGB

Tour In Mexico:

Aus 1965 =

Clubs:

Consular Assoila ior, French Club

Ho is primarily carsected againat Americana at

the US

Embassy and specifically RVROCK.

Ho

18 A lodico man ho cultivates American vomen.

He 1a an extronely active and skilled Intel

officer who deliberately ncedles US citisans

whore he believes to be RVROCK.

'Attempted an

open recruitment pitch to LIREiLM-l aftor so

accusing him.

Has recently levied requirements

•for an Embassy plione book and info re American

female Embassy enplojees.

Addicionally has

recently requested an agent to cultivato a

Chinese Einbossy coployee

fron whom he wants

info re relations between Soviets and National

Chinese against the Chicoms.

LOGINOY 1S

scheduled to leave Mexico ICS in uid-October.

Avid tennis plajer; has wide ranga of Mexican

and third national contacte.

P. 11, 7:2

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## Page 397

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Contact reports,

etc..

forwarded from the field.

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## Page 398

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USSR, MOSCOW

Ministry of Forelign Alfairs,

consular joceson,

Valentin LOGINOY

Translated byr Mad.

On:

7 Nor. 10

COPIES:

Dear Valya,

(+ GINaN)

Mexico; 2 Novo: 1970

It doesn't seem to be true, but 16 18. 1 ammelting a lecter ((do you)).

Several tinas. I got ready to write, bus couldn't because of alther lasiness

or too much work.

One and a half years have gona by since you left. My wife and I remember

you often, sore so, because. there are practically all new and some very serdous

faces in the Embassy ((now)). I went to the reception on the Red Arusy Day, but

since I didn't have an invitation, they didn't let me in, even chough CHERNYSH

and NECHIPORENKO trlod to help 1. As you see, my brocher, times change. In

our days, doe. when you wore here, everything was simpler and I would say even

дауето

Well, enough of complairing. I'll now turn to the news. The nost important

neus, at least for so; is that lege is expecting, le are valcing for the

"Parisien package" approxinately in February. It would be nice to have a son,

since we are not 801ng to produce more children. Eut 18 1t 18 a girl, that 2oo

would be nice. I will feel as though I am in a harem.

I an studying English and French serlously, In 2-3 years uy wife and 1

want to nove to spain. I: have had enough of Mexico. I have been living here

for 14 years. On the other hand, with the knowledge of languages, one can eam

a better living la Spala. You know yourself that life 10 much happler in Europo:

Last gear 21 million courdsts visiced Spain. One can sake s good living through.

courian, and itchout such difficuley.

I contines sorting in the Inaricute, No bought a good lot on Rin street; and

bulle a three-story bulldingo Juan duds's ulto la also oxpecting their second

childo

Ploase extond our bls ballo in jour ollo, No ronastor bor oldes, You bare

a vory alce and bial allo, bootlag formard lolyour sono, so esaraco you.

H0l001 1188049

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## Page 399

398

ri.:.

Астион.

die lie anspinigstens.

Вієй всё нового мц и Ricip) дже емішкім

середній В дені крісній Думіл пошёл ті при-

номой мык всё же не пропустими. Как виднии,

Дний Кремені мінійня. В наше врямя, Г.є.

a ja fre lana faute ne Gesind,

к невосний. Симая интерения пивесть, накрай-

Ній вірі для міно, цій те, яни Теге відіт ребёнки.

ревізінілой.

É lie de de elani, inó deine

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## Page 400

399

Flivre

deprio incesa dedor deserdacordo de filiares reitori

Лене о Непати, знай язиси, модно пердза мр.

зонто Каже веселее. В прошлом віду Нерена

НавЕстиль 21 силенін пов ta airite

ignitin femininos lindaseninos deficie

in who de petersei,

„вї к ней мени

серує ня жене,

Epigid ententi:

Крійні Пнимаєм.

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## Page 401

400

VOUDUOL

Mascu.

V.R. S.5.

C. C.C.P. Mccela,

Ліннистерстве Мнестранных Бел.

Консульский Отдел.

Лошнову, Валентину.

POR AVION

AIR MAIL

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## Page 402

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## Page 403

40₴

/ SA

PROCISSING ACTION

DISPATCH

CLASSHLATION

SECRET

Chief, SB Division

ENO:

Chief, European Division

Chief of Station, Bern

a REDTOP INBREED: Request for Photos and Bio Data

ACTION REQUIR'D. REFERENCES

MARIO NS DACIATES

NO INDIXITO RIQUIRIO

OMLY QUALNIO DESK

CAN JOCE INDEXING

MCROFILA

Reference: ESBW-13096, 14 Novenber 1972

As requested in Reference, Station queried INBREED as to

why they had inciuded Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-0285112)

In their list of Soviets who had been PNG'd or expelled from

2.

In INBREED's reply to our query, they stated that in the

periodic "Das Beste" there was an extract from the Reador's Digest

of 1 January 1972, of a bookotitled "Moscow's Attack on Mexico" by

John Barron.

Fron this article it was learned that the KGB cfficer

LOGINOV met secretly with Mexican students it the time of the

student demonstrations in Mexico in 1968;

In March 1971,

when

five Soviet offtrials were PNG'd from Mexico, it was belleved that

Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY was among those

ousted.

3.

Upon learning that LOGINOV served in the Soviet Embassy

in Mexico City as Third Secretary/Vice Counsel fron August 1965

to October 1969, INBREED has now advised the Station that LOGINOV's

name sa erroneously appeared in their list of soviets who had

been PNG'd.

Ronda W. SCHWEERS

Distribution:

3-C/EUR eu furlit E/0s/s

E2 IMPDET

ESBA-21,193

SECRET

20 December 1972

MIa) 58330

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## Page 404

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SECRET

LOGINOV, Valentin Sergeyerich

Born: 23 Decembor 1927, Moscow.

Nife: Aleksandra Dmitriyevna, born 20 August 1928, Moscow

Children: Two

LOGINOV was an Attache at the Soviet Embassy in

Havana from September 1960 to Septeaber 1963. He was Thtid

Secretary/Vice Consul at the Embassy in Mexico City from

August 1965 to October 1969, replacing NECHIPORENKO. We

have no information to indicate he has ever been expelled

from a country. He accompanied a Soviet soccer team on a

Latin American tour as

escort and interpreter December 1961.

Languages: Fluent Spanish and poor English

AKS SUBA. 20102 19N072

SICALI

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EXTRACT AMD CROSS REFERENCE

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DATE OR DOC..

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LOGINOV, VALENTIN

201-285412

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C68-602-004103

ESBA-20SOZAOL

19 JAN 72

P6

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LOGINOV,

VALENTIN SERGEYEVICH

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40%

Ántes de completar el siguiente cuestionurio para évaluar

la Personalidad, sirvase suplir la siguiente 1nformclón acerca

de sí Illsso:

saad 111 sexo i

raclonalidad

Antecedentes sociales y culturales?.

¿Con qué frecuencla ha observado votad al sujeto?.

¿ Cuándo observo por: últimu vez al sujeto?

Ca de Cotile, 196.9

¿Qué tipo de contacto tiene usted con Él? (trato directo,

recepciones celestas en las embajades, informantes,.

Isterrogatos1o de otros, etc.)

¿Puede usted producti una muestra de la escritura del sujetor

ST

- No

¿Fuede usted suplir el nombre de alguna persons o los nombres

de variii personas que en su opinión estén capacitadas pars suminio.

trar Información sobre el sujeto? En otras palabras, persOnas COR

suficiente

conocitiento para completar al senos parte de esta

cuestIOnarIo.

Н/ШАП, то

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CS COPY

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1.03

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1.08

1.09

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CLEITICINITO PIRA EVALUAR LA PERSONALIDLÜ

I. DESCRIICION

De risiún tinerai (l'arque la descripción rás apri; lado;

Viria, asi ético, práctico, de fácil trati suciai

(risceciano)

Viril, ruousio, práciico, cauto en su trato social

(sutoritario)

piando y afectivo pero socialmente agradaule y spo

(quera persone)

(rosible que jumbroso)

ando y afectivo, pero so carele Ric

Masculino, de aspecto agradable y profesional, iontal-

sente pulido (ejecutivo)

iistero, preciso y sistemático (trabajador aplicado)

Educado,

refinado, artístico y socialmente pulido

(diplomatico)

sensible, intenso

profesar distraído) ensimismado (tipo artista o

linguna de las descripciones es adecuada.

Yo 10 describiría en la siguienta forma:

Vestido (Vergue la descripción mão apropiada)

Bien arriglado (elegarte)

Mapio (dlen cuidado,

Ir, enie (sinucioso)

EpirlioLlado (remilgado)

Indistinto (desgaroado)

Poco artezlado (no acicalado)

Descuidado (indifereate)

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2.69

2.29

2.10

2.10.01

2.10.02

2.10.03

2.10.04

3:

3.01

3.01.01

3.02

3.03

3.04

(вaữ0)

sisalidado ¡chocanto)

sodo de reitir

Di acuerdo con sus antecedentoa culturalos

pasado de soda

Extrenado o único

Características de la cabeza.

Medidas del cráneo:

De lado a lado

Del frente bacia atrás

Frente:

Oj08:

Cejas

IPII

3.05

• Ancho

Ancho

Estrecho

TEstrecko_

Ancha

Promedio Estrecha

Apartados Promedio Juntos_

Arqueadas Procedi

"Derechas

Espesas

V Escasas

Altas Promed1o I Bajas

¿Hay algo de su cabeza o de la estructura de

su cabeza que

requiela mención especial?

4.

4.01

4.01.01

4:02.02

Características generales

Edad, peso,

estatura:

¿Qué edad tiene?

Su edad aparente es

40.41

Hucho más joven '

4.01.03

¿qué estatura tene?

182. can

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4.02.04

4.00.05

4.01.06

4.02

4.02.01

4.02.02

4.02:03

4.02.04

4.02.05

4.03.

4.03.01

4.03.02

¿Tene apodo?

En caso afiraativo, slo molesta que

10 llamen por él?

...fresponde a un diulmutivo (cuanito,

Pepito, etc.)?

¿Tiene alguna cicatria u otra marca

distintiva?

En Caso atlrmativo, descasoara.

5f

-

No

SI — No

: 81

81

Cabellos.

Calox

Muy claro

Canoso o blanco

Mes oncuro

Rizado V/

promedio

LACIO

• Еврево

Tendo a La coleadie

1 ESCASO

_ Calvo_

Cuidado

• Blen cuidado

eac10

promedio

¿Hoy algo poço corriente en su cabello o su peinado?

En caso artInativo, descrlda:

0j088

; Calor

Gris * Verde

cantaro

Usa espejuelos

la Se engare Para 1602_

Nunce—

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10, 03.05

4.03.04

4.05.05.

cristales de los espejuelos

Grucsos

Bi rosalea Promedio -

Sotilo de los espojuelos

Armadura cruesa _.

sin armadura

Armadura corriente

Lentes do contaçto.

¿lienen suA Ojos alguns caracteriatica poco carriente qu

•egulero, menciOn especIal? ta CasO diLImatIvo

descaíbala.

4.03.06

4.03.00

4.03.08

4.04

4.04.07

4.04.02

¿se guita el los espejuelos lantras habla8: sI

¿Gesticula con los espajueloa8

St

susa alguna vas sapejuelas oscuros bajo

techos

ST V

Tos

Colar

Cara

NO

4604.03

Rubicurdo ~ palido

Oscuro - Tostado

claro -i

Con cicatrices

Arrugada. Y

Con barbo

sen afeitada

I188

con bigote

•_ Sin afestai

Describa el tipo de bigote o de barba:

4.04.04

4.04.05

4.04.06.:

4.04.07

. Pelo o vello del querpo (brasos, plersas, pacho)

Espeso ½ Mod1o _ Bacaso

¿se le ven peloa en lá paris?

¿Sa la ven pelos en las arejas!

¿TeDo su pial o el calor do su piel alguna particularidad

poco comia? Ba caso artraativo, describala.

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4, 05

4.05.01

4.05.02

4.05.03.

4.05.04

4.05.05

Cara:

ExpreGluidad Expresiva Posedio

Inexpresiva

Mis axpracira suy 1s0xpraslva

S1 la cara es expresiva, co

Nasural Tensa_

S1 la cara es Inciprealvo, en

tranquila Inexprcalva

Completamento

En goneral, sua reaccionca faciales son

Inaproptadas Apropsadas

¿liay alguna caracteríctica poco comús en sus expresiones

FacIales? EL CasO afIrmitivo, describala.

4.06

4.06.01

10b108:

TIpo

4.06.02

4.06.03

4.06.04

4.06.05

4.06.00

Salientes

Fruncidos

p1n00-

GruCsOs

F10J03

SonrIe

De mancra tense

Mecánicamente

9) Muy a menudo

como el

¿Lo ha visto usted alguna vez sonrels: 8010?

S1 lo ha visto bacerso retratar

SI

No

¿Puede sonreía cuando se 10 piden?

¿0 8e vo tieso a Incómodo?

SI

No

Si No

S1 DO 20 LA VIsto Lacerao retratar

¿qué tipo do lotografía cree voted que profcriría?

serla_ sonriente V

¿Tienen sus tablos a su concisa alguna característica

poco conúa o llasativa? Es caso afirmativo, descríbala. .

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4.07

4.07.01

4.07.00

4.07.03

4.07.04

17.07.05

4.07.06

4.07.08

4.08

4.08.01

4.03.02

4.08.03

10-20

salteate Desusada

¿Tiene usted la impresión de que sprieta

los dienteu?

En CaGo estraativo, ¿bajo cuales circunstancias?

¿'Ilere dientes de oro o trabajo destel paso

común?

cuando sonrie,

¿S0 de ven los atentea?

Ss V

NO

.'¿ Eruaca los labios?

No

¿ãe tapa la boca con la mano!

Al bablar, ¿se tapa la boca con la maso?

- Frecuentemente

A veces

Matis de los dientes.

Blanco y

Manchado

SI

No_

Siempre

Apagado

¿Ticien sus dientes algura característica poco comín o

Ilumativa?

En caso aftrmativo, descríbala:

Parte

Derechura

Il erazente encarvado Vínca-vado

.Drecto.

TesO

Mantieno

• su poatura constantesente lo sicupre

EOZarOS

ARcho de LaTaros/ Do barbrua caídos lipiii

Proziedo De bocaros estrechos.

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: 4.00.04

4.08.05

4.03.06

4:08.08

4.08.00.

4.08.09

4.08.10

4.08.12

4.08.12

4.09

$.09.02

4.09.02

cosplexión

Flaca d

Prosedio_ Corpulenta

Ovesa

En corrercaciós, shacia dóndo so 1nollna principalzento

con relación s la otra persona?

En dirección opuesta

Hacia la otra

De singuRa PorTa

¿Ea su poatura ulentras escucha diferento de cuando

En caso afIruntIvo, describa:

Postura sentado

.a) reposado

b) Erecto

Promedio

Tensa

Promedio Desplomada

Cuando está en un erupo, tiendo a

Estarse quieto

Moverso uin andar Recostarse a la pared

SentaçDe aun a1

otros estan parados

Echarlo el brazo a otroa

Si su talla es más que la común,

¿se inclina para que

su estatura se avenga mão al grupo?

SIN 10

s1 aa menos que la común, ¿so para derecho para

avenirse al

55=- 310-

reciénico ca

Cuarão astato a una conferencia (o teza drastica o

película)

se sienta quieto y mira al conferenciante.

Se mueve en su asiento, parec: inquieto, casola do posición

¿lay alguna característica en su postura, porte o saneras que

requiera mención especial? En caso afirnativo, describara..

Малов:

Hano dontrante

Dorecia V Izquierda_

¿Monde a usar su sano nonos doriaantel Frecuentercato

Rarazento_ A veces_

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• 1.02.03

Ardão de las En no due Jamico

• Peguerra

Grandes

say peguerass

4.0).04. U5a 1a5 20303

4.09.05 t'oralscato, sus brazos estáa Sueltos

_ Mesos_

_ Prosedio

4.09.06 Do 210, hablando o escuchando, tiende a

Auris & cerrar las sanos_

Meterse jas unos en los bolsillos

Pasarse la Inio por la cara o el

cabello

4.09.07 Cuando se neto las sanos en los bolsillos, tienE mayor

tendencia a ponerias en

El del pestalón

EL

de

chaqueta i

1.09.08

Toreado a mascorales

Con manicurs

Promedio

Sucias_

Mordidas

4.09.09

Si tiene las uñas mordidas, ¿rasta qué prado?

superficial

Procedio

- Profundo

4.09.20 Piche .dedos

Cortos

promedio

4.09.11

Sus manOs GOn

Largos_

Callosas

Asperas

Promedio

Lisas-

Suaves

4.09.12 Es piTaLICO

Se hala 2a saria, se la frota, se la hurga

con los dedos

Se frota la nuca

Se pasa la saso por la cara o la boca

Se rasca alguna parte del cucrpo

Se bala la rops,

• Nunca kace nada de esto

4.09.13 POnE 103 braZOS el la DeBa A seRUãO_ A VeCeR_

Raramente_

Nunca_

4.09.14

Apoya los codos en la ucsa

À Denudo

A veCeB

•Rarasente

Nunca

4.09.15

Sentado a una LeGa o escritorio, bable

1a cabeza en las raros

-° escucka_

COK

A sesido

Rararento

Nuace

A vec

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4.09.16

Mentras Lajla,

"chic a

CCITa" LOS OjOS.

PORCESe La Ea7O, S0b5C LOS OjOS_

. A senudo

A veces

_ Acraseate_ Musca

4.09.27

Sí cierra o se cubre los ojos, se inclina sús a hacerto

Cuando trata de explicar algo

juando escucha a otra persona

4.09.18 ¿Tamborilea en la sega con los dedos?

Hunca

-A VECes A Desudo

4.09.19:

Se Inclina nis a-hacer-esto cuando

Eabla

Escucha

Piensa

14.09.20 Acostumbra

Iraquetear con las monedas en el bolsillo

Juguetear con algún objeto

Raramente

_Algunas redes

Nưnca

4.09.21

¿Hay alguna característica en sus masos o brazos que regulera

mención especial? En caso afirmativo, descríbala.

4.10

Pies

4.10.01

¿Tiende a usar primero uno u otro pie?

Izquierdo_ Darecho

4.10:02 Caninando con otro, ¿se esfuerza por 1I al par?

SE l

4.20.03

4.10.04

¿Cruza los ples por 108 tobillos cuando se sienta? si VNo

De ser asi, ¿qué pie va encima?

Izquierdo_ Derecho

4.10.05 Cruza las plernas

Solamente cuando caudia de orientación

Tan pronto como se siente

Un rato después de sentarse

A veces

Nunca

4.10.06 S1 cruza las piernas, ¿qué plerza va encina? la izquierda

La derecha_ Depende de cómo esté sentado_

4.10.07

¿Cambla la pierna que cruza?

Depeade de su orientación relativa

Con frecuescia

/ A veces.

Busca

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acão con la Injuría, Caria

¿o rápido :ã5 despacio

A 10uai relacidad

4.20.01

Est 250 so va al par cos cá do usted, 820 sotas car 1a

$= =250%

4.10.10 = carrassación, cuando se inscrisa con calos,

Descruza las picazas y se inclia Lacia delante

Descruza las pierzas y se laclina hacia atrás_

Cruza las piersas y se sicata derecho

Cambia a una posiciós. Ila derecha

Candia n una posición iás reposada

Cambra poco de posicida

4.10.11 sis pies son

procedio -

4.10.12 Sus Iratos son

a) Puasissudos

Redondeados

b) 1suy austrosos_

_ Prozedia Mal culdados

4.10.13 ¿Ely aloura característica relacionada con sus pies o piernas que

reguiera atención especial? En caso afiriativo; descifbala..

4.10.27

Currão tiene las pierors crussaas.

Se sienta quieto siava el ple

V sece o nueve la pierna

4.10.i5 ¿caisea el suelo con el pie?

4.20.16

¿se sece sobra 10a ples cupado está parada y baulando en un grupo?

A menudo

Rarasenito

A veces

4.10.17 Cuasio castra sus pesos sos

LargoS

Prosodio

Cortos

4.10.19 Crasdo contra, sus brazos

quelga steltos

se secea de acuerdo con au pado

Se dicen, pero fuera de tiespo

Se mantiesen tersos_

4.20.19 Cantas con los pies

Escia sicro_

Facia adestro V

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4.22

Yo2:

4.11.01

Y prosedio_ 12to

4.12.02

Hable en vos

4.11.03. Es su lengua esteras su toso do voz es norablesesie

: 4.11.04

¿Tere algún Impediresto vocai?

En Caso afiratiro, descríbalo:

4.22

•Uso del Idios -

4.12.01

.=..

. Su vocabularin en lensua saterna payece ser

RICo__ Imitado Promedio ~

_ Pobre_

4.12.02. Ea el Idións que sejor domina, aparte del esterno, tene

Plena fluidez

_ Escasa Fluidez

Bastante Fluidez V

Ninguna Fluidez

4.22.03 Amende frases Idiasíticas

Pronto

Despacio_ NarcalDente,

No Las aprende

4.12.0%

siprende lenguas, entranjeras con facilidad? si

No

En caso alrentivo,

Aprende principalsente "de oido" y expertocatard

• Aprende principelzente usando Libros

4.12.05

Con respecto a su sejor idiona extranjero, puede canbiar de

su idioma nativo

Fácilneato y sin vacilación

Eficientesente y con vacilación promedio

Despacto, con castante vacilacion

Torpenente y con bastante cortedad

4.22.06

, Quendo usa sal el idiota, ceneralmente parcce

Nio darde cuente

Darse cuente pero con indiferencia ~

Darse cuenta, con irquietud

Darse cuenta, muy avergonzado

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4.12.07 in ceneral, 10 descrisssta

4.12.06 == ChaNSTaUGIÑa OrdIarIO di icIs Escado a sCE palsordialsente

4.12.09

Ea conversaciós ordinaria, el conterado es

Preciso y a propósito.

Atropiado.

Prosedio

A proposito pero con ambaçes_.

Irapropiado

4.22.10 Tiende 4

•dal Jusa leasudde soez ea su idio caterno?

ED OCASIOnES

recuentemeni

Nuaca

4.12.12. Lusa lenguaje socz en un idiota aprendido?

Ea OCasIOncs 11

4. 22013 2ay au ent cara conversa poco conda ea al manera de lablai o

.en su estilo de conversación?

Ea caso artrnativo; descrtuaia:

4.23

4.13.01

4:12.02

Cestos

•Gesticula al hablar

Stempra-_ Algunas vcces/

Nunca

su costo le esorto de fera ca a d

Apunter con el dedo

istar una tano T

Barzer con las sanos_

Irozar coa las saRos

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4.13.03 Guardi jestículo, sus sondescaos 30n

¡graciados_ Prosedio

Y Medico

4.13.04 Cuando so le habla, se pune tenso

A Bezudo t

Rarasonio

. A veces

4.13.05

Es rolativamento ideil saber al realmente le latereca un

asusto de terminado

siempre

paramente

Al guass veces.

Nunca

4.23.06

Sus ojos son muy expresivos

slcmpre._Alsunss.16008

-Raramente.

4.23.08 : la sayoría diría que tiena 0j0s

Hermosos_\ Promedio

Agradables.

Desagradables

sistastros

4.13.08

Yantiene contacto visual Stempre Frecuentesente

4.13.09

un un sun ca de visto cuales la veta repetidasenso en

una porsona que parece intoresarle?

A menudo_ Algunas veces

4013.20 Cuando adara (algine con los 0j0d) e una muchacha atrectiva,

Con desparpajo

como cualguiera

Con distaulo

-Nunca lo de viato

21o ba visto usted sonrojarsa?

St.

SI su réspuesta es afirnativa, describa la situaçión:

haudi Maic dadhas

4.13.11 ¿lay algusa caracterlotica particulamento notabla y que requiera

nayor explicación relacionada con los sortaleatos de su cuerpo,

que ojos, y la fara ea que se comporta en ua serupos

En caso afIrmAtivo, describala:

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4.14

1.:1.0i

4.14.02

4.14.03

¡visos de cornis

¿io tusto dorair y sa duanes declizerãos

dice o cumna ca preparación para coraãa?

2= latante 81a12 dices s

Lacticãe quednrca ca cara hanta el

EtIÃO EÍDUtO?

SI

2L0 susto

ladrugar?

comenzer el dra tardor V

4.15

4.15.01

InIesiones

Do acuerdo con lo qua conoce de él, cree que la mayoría

de las sujerca lo chcontraría

Encantador Meradable V

Prosedio

Desagradablo

_ Muy desagradaolo

4.15.02

De acucrdo con sua conocimientos, crce usted que la mayoría

de lo8 houbres l0 encontraría

Encantador_ Meradable: Promadio V

Desastadabla Muy desagradadio

4.15.03

Si 10 10 conociera, unted y lo viera en la callo, 10

calificaría de

Ipo Indefinido Protedio Ilasativo

4.25.04

Sis corocintento previo y bastadose sólo en su apariencia, lo

toraría por

Сатрезідо -

Dirigents

Obrcro

Profesional

cosarcianto -

0510102 1111t05 V

Algúa tipo do Artista

4.15.05 ¿lay alguna característica notablo y que, requiera sayor

explicución relasionada con la Impresión general qua el dal:

En caso artrastivo; sirvaso doscribirla.

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IT. Alascaraiss

5.

5.01

3.01.01

Gezerales

Origen étaico:

•sorvaso describir el origen étaico del sujeto:

5.01.00

À Juzgas por Otros del IlEDo OrIges, es

CODO La siayOría

Persoaificación dol "tipo"

laserente a la sayoría

Imposible, para mí conocer su origen

5.02 Antecedentes culturales

.5.02.01

si de El depende, ¿cree usted que, vintendo en una cultura

extrans

Nunca candia su manera de vivir habitual?

Mantieno su manera de vivir babitual, pero

muestra algún interés en la costumbres locales?

Se interesa en las costumbres locales y se

adapta?

Si puede, vive cono los del país?

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Dentro de su grupo es

cano todos los otros

Algo diferente de 109 01508

vaico

5.03

5.03.01.

Educacion

¿quá enseranza da tenido?

Deser ibala:

de molis del titil de tilinino

Sutirisres

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SA SU CHÁRIOA, COSDOTICOCEI lO ERJOFÍA dO sUS COLEENCTOS

culturies,

Micae Icual Iratrucción

EJid Icjor InforIndo

Parece estar rojor Instruido de lo quo dico

so puedo crcas que tenes la lastruccida

que dico

Sí duda do sus astecedentos, explíquese.

6.

6.01

6.02 .

. 6.03

6.04

6.05

6.06

6.08.

6.08

6.09

Impresión seneral de sus antecedentes (Marque la doscripolón

sus apropiada)

Fuerto y robusto. ("de pelo en pechö")

Fucrto; robusto, pero Independiente (soliterio,

autosuficionta)

CompasIvo, scasual y comprensivo (popular çon lao mujeres)

Cabiasto, enotivo y a voces anargado ("'Incomprondido")

Directo, Inteligento y responsable (profesional)

Diestro, Intoligente e intenso (*écrico)

Sensible, refinado y mundano (que busca Impresionar

cos apariencias)

Sensible,

de carácter volublo, fuera de lo corriento

(bohcalo)

Ninguna de estas cabo.

Ya l0 doscribiría así:

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7.05

7.06

7.07

III. CCIPOTTVTEITO SOCIAI

In"esión Coneral. (isarquo la Els apropiada.)

El tipo de hozore que acostumbra sor puntual, tlando a saludas

a todos coa sencillez y parece sentirse satisfacho consiga

misto al entrar en uns pieza.

a tipo de hombre que es sienme puntual, tlendo a saludi

•tajas con alguna cortedad y parece sentirse Incomodo e

catrar en uas pieza.

El tipo de hombre coya puntualidad es imprevisible, tiende

a' ser suy cálido y anigable con todos sus conocidos y da.

Impresión de confianza en sí miano al entrar en una píeza..

El. tipo de honore puntual cuando hace una cita pero que

tiende a romper compronisos con cierte frecuencia,

tiende

• saludor solo a los que ha conocido antes y en un trato

retraido y huraño al entrar en una pieza.

El tipo de hombre que tiende a hacerse esperar pero es

cortés y atento cuando llega,

tiende a ser preciso y

corrceto al saludar a todos y puede dar uns gran impre-

sión al entrar en una pieza.

El tipo de hombre muy puntual, que tiende a ser muy

formal en el saludo y las mís de las veces es rígido e

inflexible al entrar en una pieza.

El tipo do hombre de puntualidad Imprevisible, que tiende

a ser atrayente y pulido en su saludo a todos y tiero

gran apioso social el entrar en una pieza.

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7.09

8.01

8.02

8.03

8.04

8.05

al tipo de hojore que a sacudo llega muy tarde y no le

Irrocura, que ticade a ser breve y brisco al saludar y

a veces de la l-presida de torpeza al entrar en una pieza.

-¡inguna de las asteriores.

Yo 10 describiría a81:

Presentaciones:

Al dor la mano •

Avanza hacia la otra persona

Las sús de las veces el otro tiene que avanzar

Ál dar la nano, el apretóa es .

Huy fuerte

Promedio

Fuerte

FLOjO

Imperceptible

Al dar la nano

Sacude la del otro

Aprieta la del otro

veja que el otro apriete

¿Hoy algo en su manera de dor la rano que deba men-

ClOnarse? En caso afirmativo, descríbalo.

Al ser presentado por primera vez

Mira al otro directamente en 108 ojos

Inclina la cabeza bacía el que presenta

pero se fija en el presentado

Inclina la cabeza y no nira a sadie

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8.06

8.07

8.08

8.09

8.10

Cuardo oye un rostre da paliera vez

jo agarents estorcarse por recordarlo

Lo repita al responder a la prescatación

Pide al que lo presenta que lo repito o

IO CONFITO

Pide al preseatado que lo répita

Si se cambian tarjetas

Lee la terjeta y la guardo con cuidado

Lee la terjeta y la sete en el bolsillo

Cuidadosasente la guarde sin leerla.

La sete es el bolsillo sia leerla

Cuando presents a otros 10 bace

. Con facilidad y donsire

Con cierta cortedad o vacilación

Con bastante torpeza

¿Qué diferencia hay en su sanera al ser presentado a

una mujer?

Si se porta de todo diferente, ¿qué descripción es

aplicable?

Usa arbas sanos para estrechar la de ella

Se acerca Is al responder a la presentación

Es sús ceremonioso y distante

Es caluroso y efusivo

Es caluroso y efusivo sólo con las chicas

bonitas

Es suy cortés y anable con rujeres de edad

Varfa segúr. Is Isjer

• En tal caso, explique

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8.12

8.13

2.

9.02

9.01.01

9.02.02

Al 53à presentido a la sínero acusiar de persusas

Dedica la sobraão a cada uns

Fesponde a cada presentación rápidamento

y espera la siguiente

Mira a Is persora siguiento casi 8 l6 19z que

saluda a la que acaba de conoçer

En genaral, ¿le parece a usted persona que

Sieupre recuerda un nosbre?

Tixe retentiva sorral?

Recuerds sacares con dificultad?.

Recuerds sosties muy nal?...

¿le ha pedido a usted alguna vez que vuelva a Identificas.à

1171

una persona a quien ya usted le ha presentado

anteriormente?

NO

SI

Habitos de fumar y corer

Hábito de fumar:

DIGA EL SUER Lgi de

fumar

Cigarrillos,

Tabacos

Por costumbre

•por costumbre:

A veces :

A veces

Nunca

¿Cuanto funa?

pipa.

Por costumbre

A veces

Nunca

Promedio

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DiJO 81 USa su propio

Eroendedos

Paquete de fósforos

D1 5a 01

os el tipo de persona que

Sicapre pide lumbre

A sonido pide lumbra

Gercialeente tiene su propia

lunure

sicupre tiene su propia lumbre

Diga si usa boquilla

Con cigarrillos

Sienjore

A veces

Nunca

Con pipa

S1 cmpre

A veces

Nunca

Despunta los tabacos

Siempre

A veces

Con 108

dientes

Diga si cuida la pipa

Mauciosasente

Como todos

No la cuida

Al cacender un cigarrillo

Baja visiblemente la cabeza y ahueca las 18n08

Lo hace siu cerenorla mientras kabla

¿Lo ha visto usted retener un cigarrillo sin encender y

aguardar una prusa en la conversación para encesucrlo?

¿Lo ha visto usted retener en la boca un tabaco, una

pipa o un cigarrilic sin encender?

Es fumador constante --

Enciende un cigarrillo con otro

Funa hasta la colilla y enseguida enciende otro

Siempre tiene encendido un cigarrillo aunque no lo fune

mucho

Fuma

Salamente después de las comidas

•Solasente cuando alguicn la ofrece cigarrillo

Entre el plato principal y el postre cuando otros fumas

lanchas de tabaco en los dedos

Huy rotables

Visibles

Apenas visibles

No tiene

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il fumar

(a) Dija acusular cucha conica 9a el cigas1220

Sacudo la centes romariscate

presta extraordinaria asescida el conicoro

(3) DEjó sour iN CORiJa Ca lU MiTOsUra

Pose la sano abuecada bajo el cigarrillo

Siempro usa al conicero

Al aragar el cigarrillo, diga si

Usa el cenicero con ricas cerezonia

Parece apagarlo de Iançra norial

Parece descuidado el asegurlo

0183-61

Funa con visible fruición

Fuma con placer norzal

FUTa pOr fusas, recánicieate

•Diga sí es persona que ofrece lubre a otros

Siempre

Con frecuescia

Raras veces

Nuaca

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2.02.20

9.01.21

9,01.22

9.01.23

Diga si es persona que

Cruza la pieza para brindar lumbre a una dans

Brinda lumbre a una dana caso cualquiera lo baría

Rara vez ofrece lubre a uns dama

Que usted sepa, sea dejado de fuser por motivos de salud?

No

Diga sí le ha ofdo decir que

Debería dejar de furar pero no puede

la tratado y no ha podido dajar de fumar

Diga s1 le ha vído decir que le soiesta el olor de

tabacos

cigarrillos

si nunca le ha oído sincionar ninguro de los tres

¿Menen sus habitos de lunar alguis particularidad que

requiera rencióa o descripción especial? En tal caso,

describnla.

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Husites

COECI

En po casto de esta esta a a

Coso la 23,051a de sus colcgas

Alco distinto a la sajoría do sus colicas

sotabicicato distinto a la sajoría de sus colcgas

Coso en cantidad Abuadanto AUsedio_

Peguern

El becho de que tiene sarcadas prererencias en el coser es

Muy norble

INo suy rotable

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9.02.05

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9.02.09

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Come cOn

Fruicion

Placer corriento

Indiferencia

En el comer es

.

Rápido

Procedio.

Lento

Generalmente tiende a

Servirsa de nuevo

Schirse del todo una sola voz

Dejas parto de lo que so sirvo

Diga 81

Explicu la mucha falti que le hacen sus conidas

nativas

so interesa normalmente en las comidas locales

Se Interesa bastanto en las comidas nuevas o extrañas

(a)

No come mientras

(b)

El souse mientras

Habla

Isold

Escucha

Escucha

Su tendencia a adaptarse a los sodales a la nosa de la cento

con quienes como .es

Notable

Proncalo

Ninguna; cóme cono sicupre ha acostumbrado

Dada la oportunidad, por notivos no de negocios, sugere un

lugar pretorido para concr

Sicapre

Raras veces o sunca

En el restaurante. Se le hace nuy difícil escoger la conida

Espora a que el otro jida y entonces pide l0 mismo

Sicapro sabe rápidamente lo que quiero

En el restaurante es

Algo extravaganto si sabe que usted vo a

радат :

Atento al precio si sabe que el isto va a

pagar

Atento al preclo no laporta gulda vaja a pagar

Indiferente al precio so importa guién vaya a pagar

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sida tipo do purgoria que

o comprada dù cuenta, no 15p0a quida

1 de Ocupa do ia Cucara s1 0ñ0 va a pagar

исто са I059, conprioba 18 систы

Discratiento u

uy duidadosazente (5 s15 dIGItuLo

cuando di paga la cucau

Cuenta el rucito sin dicibulo

Muestra ladiferencia al accpir al vucito

Tora el vuclto de innera parcal

9.02.16

Ea Su tRatO COn el ¿CIo dE CrEna Alão servir suRco

NostaL y convencional

9.02.17

Si no lo place el servicio tiende a quejarse

A su acompañanto_

Directamente

No se queja l

9.03.18.

Trato a los cararcros

Según la costusore sencral

Con excesiva confianza

'Con desusada cortesía

9.02.19

¿Hay alguna característica en sus habitos de comer o en

S123

manoras que cerezca mención especial? Da ser asi, descríbala:

9.03

9.03.01

Imprenión general de sus hubitos do coser y suzar. (Narque la

descripción mo apropiada).

9.03.02

emparedados y torando cerveza con sus asigotes ca la taberna

del barrio.

persona de enorme apetito y prefcrencias limitadas. Coso

• y fuma con fruición pero sus modales soa definitivamente

Es facil imaginar su aspercza con el

conirero que la sirve conida extrata o prcparado do sanera

9.03.03

Persona de coner sensual que conoce todos los restaurantes

y sus especialidades.

Se enpera en que otros prueben los

•platos que él ha descubierto. Core con visible placer,

caborca sus cigarrillos, y aurque rarasente se sucetra tosco,

se arcocupa Els de su conida que do sus sodalos.

Iraginarlo cocinando y sirviendo platos especialco a sus

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9.03.09

Persora do coser ecaauai que mordo a coser solo si pucco.

Parece coner de todo y ticho cicreo aire de guoton.

Cosa

con visiole frulclón, casorca sus cigarrillos : luego se

queda a la sesa s010, regodeandose. Es fácil Isauralo

colo rondaado la seca de 103 bocadillos en un cóciol,.

colósineardo.

Persona de comer rutina lo que ecreralmento hace lo que 108

desís. irnbabiciento padece de alerglus que le lapicci

coner ciortos alimentos. Da la Impresida de gustarlo ma

cusar que corer, pero sus modales a la Desa se adepian a

cualquier situación. Es fácil Inagonerlo tosando pastillas

digestivas en su cuarto.

Persona de comer rutinario que echeraliente nico 10 que

los demás, Cone con algún descano y raras veces habla

de lo que le gusta o no le gusta. Fuma cada vez que

pucdo, pero más iccánicasente que con fruición.

Por lo

general trata de adaptar sus modales a la situación foro

posiblemente con alguna torpeza y sin disiaulo. Ec facil

Imaganarlo comiendo algo a. la carrera en algún puosto

callejero a cualquier hora.

castrónoco cuyo refinandento en el coner us pronunciado y

extcago.

A la mesa es quy ritualista y para (l cl cosiento

y el servicio son casi tan importantes como la conida.

agraciado y culto a la nesa así como al funar.

5s fucid

imaginarlo cambiar de ropa para comer y disfrutar buca

viro y finos platos a la luz de candoleros.

Persona de coner desusado, atrinuto. Cone de codo preocu-

pado, indiferente a la conida y a lo que le rodca.

sería sorprendente que tuvieri ranías gastronómicas (do

vegetariano, de fórmulas especiales, etc.).

Nada de esto cabe.

Yo lo describiría así:

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9.04. 2:

9. C4.02

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9.04.20

902.11

Lásitos de deber-

Acostu bas beber

icke

Parece beber.

Nunca

POCO

¿ojo (belodos solitarso)

Con otros Enjarmonio por ser s=igablo

Ea ocasión do

• Después del trabajo, en casa

principalmente por el susto

Princiarionte por el efecto

POr DEDOs

PrefiCre beber

inasedio

dicho

SIMILIM

Prefiere

ICoC

Bebo

ViDO_

Waiskey

Vodka

_ GiRabra

No tiene preferchela

Cócteles

Jasbola VIlcar casi puro_

Bragos sia ezela

Despacto Normalmente V

rapido

Da un trago

A serbos:

Después de la primera bobida

se empeda en conseguir la segunda

Acostumbra ésperar a que la ofrezcan otra

siemaro espera a que le ofrezcan otra

En cuento a vinos

Es puy entendido

Le gustan pero no ca muy entendido

Lo son indiferentes

•Ni los conoce ni le isparta

за сто 2.

En cuanto a sus preferencias en la bebida

Las explica ca detalla (y con graa cosplacencia)

No harla de cllas sís de lo coxzionto

Nunca habla de ellas

En cuanto a las bebidas do su tierra natal

*

MIlI

¿se erorgullece trancarente de ollas e Invita

a probarlas?

SI

11 tienea cuenta sarcalseate y las aseca

sI corresponde?

¿LAs ICECIOna raras vecCa, sin Insistir en

hacerlas probar?

NO

10"

No

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¿se ocupa poco de si. beben o no los dezas?

¿51Tve la bebida de nodo socialmente apropiado?

¿'Tende a obligar. a otros a beber?

En comparacion con su coles, eso son men mientos en

cuanto a la bebida

En extremo diferentes_

Muy parecidos_

S1 son en extreno diferentes, sirvase explicar:

Cuando ha empinado varias veces,

su comportantento

No cambía visiblemento

Cambia algo

Cambia de veras

S1 cambia de veras, sirvase describirlo:

Cuando bebe

Se como las palabras

Habla casi normalmente

Habla como siemyre

Cuando bebe

se eleva

y su tono se suari

No cambia_

¿Lo ha visto usted algusa vez ebrio de veras?

En tal caso, se sostraba

Sociälmente activo

Ru1do30

Hostil

Tranquilo, retraído

Con dominio propio

Poco coordinado

Deprinido

Sexualecato excitado aL

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só en io la risi ebrio, jerce queque el estado de estalague=

si jerárís

Muy desagradabie.

esteste asadable

tunea se ceboscacha:

SO La LEetão cóso setuarta di se escorrachere

Diga 51 10 la visto al dís siguiente de vas banacbera.

En caso airsetivo diga si es ua tipo que

Deja ver los electos pero fusciors bastante bies

Deja ver ua poço los efectos, pero sayarsente ea los ojos

y sù compostamiento se=era

Deja ver los efectos y se queja mucho del maleste=

que sierte

No se ve fil, diss 10 que diga

¿llay algo especial en sus hábitos de beber que requiera

mención? De ser asI, sirvase describirlo:

Juprcsión general cono bebedor (señale la luis apropieds):

Bebedor expansivo y en cantidad & quien no siecta sucio cl

licar: Sienare es nuy bullicioso y al beber carbia poco.

Bebedor es cantidad que a renudo da la juresión de poder

beber sús que sadie. Cuando bebe cambia poça de cosducta

pero se trasluce que si se le provoca se quede poner may

violento.

Bebedor constante a quien se ve que le gusta estar achisi

pado.

En cierto codo es algo simpático cuando lo está y

puede ser la diversión pincipal en una ilesta.

Bebedar constante que se pose un poco sás sensiblero cuaado

ce achispa o enariaga.

Tiende a decir a otros lo sispá-

ticos que le soa y a veces les pregunta si 10 ballan sin

pático. Ds la Impresión de poder becerse suy repulsivo si

se pore suy beodo.

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Ecoedor constante a quíca arecía suy poco el licos.

Sicapre coaserva auy bica su dignidad y gencraisente

cantiene su aploso sun cuando otros estén parléndose

Sia esbarco, do se sísta del crupo, o

sea que da poco indicio de desagrado o aburrisiento.

rebedor parco que espacía los tragos.

Pareca beber

sólo por inperativo social. Según adelanta la fiesta

se va poníendo rescrvado y distante.

No'es cxtraño

que siga hablando de su trabajo aunque no vença a.

cuento.

Bebedor parco que bebe renos y renos según pasan las.

horas. Generalmente consigue cantener una reserva de

hombre dè mundo para con los derás.. A renudo so

empareja con alguno que so le parcica.

transcurre la flestu decuestra franco desagrado por

todo lo que crea burdo o ruídoso.. A senudo crítica

con sarcasmo la conducta de otros.

Bebedor muy parco que o bien bebe por compronico. o se nicga

a beber.

Geseralmente no forza purte realriente del crupo

festojante y se ve que le solasta que lo hayan traído

contra su voluntad.

Tiendo a estar solo y en la prinera

oportuniiad se escabulle.

Ninguna de las anteriores descripciones le cuadra.

lo describiría así:

Xo.

20.

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10.01.01

¡abitos de Conducir y de Caminar

Habitos de conducir:

Mere destraza promedio

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Conduce a velocidad puj dita prosedio_

I ss bajo

Micanas casûuce y corrersa, da la impresión de que

Presta poca sicación al Irrejo

Presta atencida prosedio 31 Errejo

Sin duda le percie lás laportaste conducir que comersar

Comparado cos sus colegas, su interés en autos

laportados es

Yas o senos el sisto

-suy diferente

Su interés en el cuidado y la reparación de autos es

Iausitado: Procedio. V

su cortesía caso conductor es

Coso la de la generalidad de sus colegas

Cono la de la generalidad de la gente que usted

Fuera de lo soraal por lo cortés y cautelosa

Fuers de l0 so-nal por lo burda y exigeate

Por lo que a usted le consta, es el tipo de persasa que

Se familistios suy pronto en una cludad extrai

Usa bastinte bien un saja de caminos o croquis urbaño

Sé les arregla raciendo muchas preguntas

Casi siempre depende de que otros 10 gulea a donde va

Coso pasajero, jes persona muy consciente de la tarea

del conductor y reacciona al par con éste (o sea, hace

COLo que aplica los frezos, se adapta en su esiento a

Los carbios en el triêico, etc.)8

SI

coso pasajero, Les parsona que parece adsatarse a

modo de conducir del que va al tinón, de rancia

corriente o apropiaca?

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coso pasajero ea un autosóvil, deo pertono que portaseco

tij ia calma y relativescato indifcrento a la manera de

parejar del conductor?

SI

•Es parsona que

Nunca conduciría llentras bebo

Tiende a saber cuándo no debe conducir

Siempre insistiría en conducir, sun estando ebrio

acrece Llevar pasajero

vando se apropiad

ast siempre

Nunca

•Hay algo sobre, su manera do conducir que deba ecncionarse?

De ser 881, describalo:

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Habitos al caminar

Es la clase de persona que

Camina mucho

Camisa lo misno que la sayoría

Nunca camina si puedo cvitario

Cuanão camino, su paso es Rápido_ Pronedio.

LentO

Cuando usted canina con él, usualmente

Camina al paso suyo

Obliga a usted a caminar al pasó

de el

Cuando camina mieve los pies

A derecha o Izquierda (hacia afuera,

Mis o senos paralelos

Hacia adentro

Саніпа

Erecto con cabeza alta

Erecto con cabeza agachada

Agachado pero con los ojos en cito

Muy agachado

Alicho

Do Eanera DOrIal V

Cuando saluda a alguina que conoce en la callo "su cara

siestra expresida nos o Aeroprada

RaFAsanto casbIa do exprOsIÓn

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Portea Decirio de duo banicto in Cosimila a 32=1725:

(apãa la descripalda sas agropiada)

Inmiraduo activo y despierto de paso resuelto que pareco

reca una tente suy prística.

Ic бusts reparar cosas,

InTOCA tcher buca conociliento do autisóviles y conduce

de Inscra calzeda j cficiento.

malvidio activo que es algo retrasão (o negativo). con

•los desds. Su paso es rúpido y resucito. Parcco tener

una sente práutica, es muy celoso de lo que posca y 1o.

notase con arceso y no le custa campertirlo.

coidò sia diade, farece tener buca conociniento de

autonóniles y conduce de cancra resuelta (a veces hostil)

pero eficiente.

Indirigio activo y despierto de paso despreocupado, oss

pieco estar do buen humor la sajarís del tiempo.

nusca trata do arreglar cosas poro a senudo es suy diestro

en bacci que se las circalen.

parece tener poco conocimiento

¿e sutonóviles pero conduce de manera calmada y eficiente. -

Individuo activo que canina algo cautciosasente, como

que es fúcil abochornarlo o sorprcadesto.

PrEcco aLgO

incresso y lerdo cuando tiene que reparar aijo. Eviden-

tascare tiene soco conociniento de autisoviles y conduca

de sanera cuidadosa (a veces toasa) pero eficiente.

Incitaduo dueño de sí sisro y atento que carira de mancra

aljo cortada y foral. Aunque en sizerel es individuo

casí nuaca tata de lacer aida a ciegas.

TICne

qua icer las Instrucciones y prepararse antes de reparar

aigo: parece taber adquirido bastantes conocirientos

sobre autoaúntles, pero corduco de Issera algo recánica

Individuo dueto de sí misco que a sesudo está aljo

preicupado basil al conirá. Cuando se toos ci

ticIpo

de -caras ago l0 LacO lateRascate y con DIccisión.

à setido sabe sucho, de sutosurilos y cuida el suyo o so

ocusa de que lo cuiden soticulosacate.

Sin esbargo,

cuandó catl en comersacida o excocuazão con alão,

pidO a VeCCO ser cOEdUctor Luy pollETuvO.

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Individuo ductio do

al cieno que cansar con soltura y

cracia.

Tiere poco o Míngún interés en arrogiar cosas

pero cereralmente conoco los mejorea lugares en que

encargar trabajos i tiendo a ser suy exigente en cuanto

al trabajo que se le hace. Parece tener colativarento

poco conocimiento del funcionamiento de ua autosóvil,

pero aprecia y cuida bles do uno bueno.

Conduce con

confianza pero generaluente a velocidad y sin darse

sucha cuenta de otros:

Porsona bastante nerviosa y temperamental que casina

rápida y torpemento. Ticne poco o ningún interés en

saber reparar cosas y s0 inclina a Ignorar o botar las

cosas que no trabajan bien. Parece interesarse poco y..

tener poco conocimiento de autoróviles y su cancra de:

conducir lo demuestra. A veces espanta toser que viajar

con el de conductor.

Ninguna de estas. descripciones cabe.

Yo lo describiría cono sigue:

Entretenimientos, depor tes

¿Meno el alguns ocupación favorita?

SI

No

NO SÉ

S1 su respuesta es afirantiva, describa sus ocupaciones

favoritas:

Леї,

S1 su reapueata es "¡io" o "lio sE" ¿cual cree usted que

sería La OCUpaCIÓn que lO 1AterCuarIa Mía?

No puedo Iraganímalo con alguna ocupaaida favorita

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coleccionista (inis coicoc1oan? truas de sueso,

concãas, líbros, cariposas, etc.)

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COIO COLCCCIONST CE

DE ECCIaDO

Dospecocupado

latos (PIntura, cortíca, ctc.)

Mecánico (sotores, equiso conoerifico,

etc.)

Destrezas (carpintería, construcción de Lodelos, ete.)

•Intolçctual (bistor1a, 111030410, etc.)

Actividados (ballo ca cupos, deportes ligeros como

el ping-porte juego de 00103 o VO11001)

Deportos al airo Ilbro (caca, pesca, golI, ctc.) Uniri

Jucgos sociales (ajcaros, poxes, bricto, otc.

Espectador (oir Eúsica,

aa1st1r a obras do teatro,

a juegos

de pelota, etc.)

DistraccIón sental (cruciEraras, aDazrarao, crIp-

topasas,.

etc.)

¿lla mencionado el niguas vez haber tenido ocupacióies

favoritas en el pacado?

En caso afirmativo, sirvase dar dotalles:

Hijis por tubi

partes

¿CUnO balLa?

Formalmente

NO sE a1 balla

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Describa la clasa de balles que lo ha vioto ejecutar.

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¿rucea ajeurca?

V

si sarcapuesta es arimasiva, ¿sabe usted os Juega biea?

¿erce usted que procaoicienio quega bien?

zeabo usted que juega odiasento?

¿ereo usted. que procableante juega redianarcato%

¿aaba usted que juega cal?

¿asco usted que probabicacate juega sal?

51 usted sabe jugar poser, diga la claso do jugador da..

poker que cree que el scría:

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LEs la clase do persona cos quica lo gustaría a usted jugar

Si su respuesta es segativa, explique por qué:

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¿ia ha ordo usted cantar?

En caso afirmativo, es su voz

Buena

¿Parece saber muchas canciones?.

Cantando en grupo,

SI

Prosodio

No

Vala

SI V

No

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¿Foca algún Instrumento musical?

•En caso artrnativo, 2qué lastrumento?

S1

No

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¿la acacionado alguna vez haber tocado algua instrunca to?

En caco arirnativo, sirvase dar detalles:

¿Practica algún deporte settro?

S1.

No

Terris, Villegill, Pring -Pay

Voli ara del silente,

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Si cu respuesta es resucais,

usted que le latoresaría sia, dué clase de deportea cree

10 cs 1130 para dopo=ses

Io cuitacto físico (Eútbol, rugby, sóccer, etc.)

DC

(icais, balda de raso, volibol,

De destreza, Individual (nataciós, tiro de fleches,

tiro do pichones, etc.)

Puedo que le Interese todo

No

En caso afirnativo, 210 tona muy serlasente?

21o tona de manera sorial?

¿Lo tora con indlierencia?

romo jurador de 50l!

¿Cace que probablemente juega bica? lega bien

quc juega redianarcate?.

doree que probal mente

juega medianaento?

¿sabe que juega mal?

¿Erca qua probablesente juega nal?

S1 usted juega goll, ios cl la clase de persona con quien

ic custaría a usted jugar?

Es caso negativo, explique por qué:

Diga s1

ca a caza

Caza treces.

Pine:

Nunca va de pesca

ote votos es toca las odiactos de cazar genea senta

En caso afirnativo, explique:

¿lla conclorado algura vez haber practicado deportes en el

pasado?

Pa ca a que te pue aso a deo de a, alguter

participación en sigía equipo, ete.):.

Tenis treo tres, nich the

o Reinteri eso elletico

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zia ordo usted a alguien describi-to coto atleta?

en caso alativo, sirvase das detalles:

DigE sI es gersora que

Se deuja sucho de suntenerse

en buchas condiciores ¡isicas

Trata bes sa to de antese ea buena cielos

Ja Indicado o algua vez tener interts en levantar pesas?

En CasO aStrIativo, sirvase explicar:

Diga 81 es tipo más bien

Misculoso y atlético

Fierte, de buera constitución

ALEO fORO

FoRo y nada atlético

Afeminado

¿Tiene Inclinación a la recánica?

En caso afirmativo, diga si

Preficre seguir instrucciones de los libros

No se ocupa de las instrucciones y trata de

arreglárselas por si sísto

SI

No

Sí fuera posible surinistrarle revistas y publicaciones

de BE.UU., ¿culles de las siguientes cree que le gustarían

Icalachte?

El Icw York Tires

Saturday Rever

Sports Illustrated v

Ficla and Strein

Popular lechesics

Better Hones and Garders

_Readers Dägest (Selecciones)

Kenyon Reviev

Christlan Sctence Monitor

RaTearts__ Setentirle Averican 1

No puedo Inaginárcelo leyendo una revista de SE.UU..

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inul 12oros de la ofão seacionar saber icído cos jlaces,

¿quá aclículos lo ba alio sencionar baber visto coa placer,

s1 à scacionado algura?

51 da pudera escose, probablemente tele a ua partido.

A1 ballet :

• A zia coacierto

Ina

gue

10

ap11

cable)

Encarga su trabajo a otros

No puedo encargar & otros

Productivo

Pensador

Organizado

Desorganizado

Plensa que no le

aprecian su trabajo

adores

OS

Ic tenen

que

ellos

isticia

Lo tratan socialmente

SIMIN MY

No só

NI III

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SURTIONES

Corilan ca su cicerio

NO IO ESTIRR

Le cacursan respuesalilidad

Io tratas socialziento

kl

IV. CONSILIUCICN EMOCIONAI

Temperamento y bumorismo

Temperamento:

En su trato con otros usted lo considera

Convencional y corrccto

Amistoso

CalIdo

• Su estilo de conversación es

poco diestro Facil

Conciado

Vacilante

Artificioso

Corvencional Voluble

Su trato hacia las mujeres es

Nas o senos el nisto que

hacia los hambres

Ms correcto y contralado que hacia los hombres

Mis cálido y fácil que hacia los hombres

En general, diga si cree que es persons que

Se enfado fácilmente

.Puede ent'aderse fácilrento, pero se controla

Tiene gunto normal

Tiene buca genio y se altera raramente

Es en extremo talerante y casi nunca se enfadaría

vi

¿Le ha visto usted alguna vez enfadarse?

ITO

En caso afiractivo, describa brevemente el incidente,

Incluyendo la reacción de él:

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1.02.00. B0 Ioaa0ra 2 guien Usted

inea do visto broncar con oto

ricouentezaste ha visto bicacar con otro .

un se puede laaginar que brosce

con otro

corsidera corial ca cuanto a custarlo broncar

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21.02.05

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22.03.02

füe autoriamente no tolera las bromas

Coa quien a la mayoría le gusta broscar

Cos quien a la sajoría nunca se le ocurriría bromear

A guica claranente le gusta ser objeto de bronas

Sy sentido del humor es "Nís o menos como el de la

mayorÍa

notablemente ausente

Sutil

Seco

Avispado

Tusco

Burdo

Cuenta chistes y anécdotas

Munca

A veces

Exccuentemente

Faciendo cuentos es

¡suy bueno

Promedio

Pobre

A Un grupo

Aparte a un amigo o conocido

Solamente cuando 10 animan

Imresión gereral del temperarento y sentido del huror:

('arque la descripción iús apropiada,

Tipo campechano que ríe con gran placer.

Su sentido del huror es directo, no sutil, y aunque

a veces es ruidoso, raramente es desapradable o

reprensible: In mayoría del tiempo su buen nunor

es contagioso.

Tipo campechano que cuando ríe lo hace con bastante placer.

ason la clase de persona que se ríe de otros y no con

Ouros.

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Mino bioninanado que a recos ruede ser considerado

¡¿cão y desarcocupado.

Sus chigica soa arisgados

¿operturos.

Es muy scasible a los estados de lai=o

¿ scatimicados do otros, y a acaudo puede antar una

¿esm suY duropiadanento.

jungue rasta cierto punto

de gusta brucear con otros, nunca es cruel o Inscasible.

concraincate es tipo algo toraguilo y arablo que a

vices puece volverse sorprindenterente alegro y des-

encocupado. Sin embarco, cuando estí alcara a veces

su alrededor.

sus brosas son a suudo avispadas pero

puede volverse muy sarcástico y qua mordaz en ocasiones

Tipo de buenas maneras,

generalmeate suy convencional

y propio. No apurece desprovisto de buen husor

necesarlamente, pero lo muestrü suy raramente.

reces es distell conocer si está de buen humor, debido

I sù manera de esconder j Ironar sus sentimientos. Tiche

husarisuo Intencionado nás bien que espontanco pero nunca

cundo o impropio.

Meo austero y sin vera humoristies, siempre serio o

intenso.

Es, dificil bromear en su presencia, en parte

porque no responda a ello y ca parte porque parceo

serio colesto.

Tipo sensato j'. de mundo, de sutil vena hunorística.

En un andicate adecuado puede ser suy atrayente y divertido,

soro su humorisno tiene cierta cualidad aristocrutica y

puede ser suy condescendiente con los que no entienden

o no aprccian su bunoristo.

PiDo artircioso algo cinico que a veces puede ponerse

Sus chistes tienden a ser un poco

desabitaços, • Parece tenthistes privados que comparte

cos sus Intiros. A veces es difícil saber si trata de

ser chistoso o sutilmente hostil.

languns de las anteriores descripciones le cabe.

•Yo l0 describiría cono sigue:

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su actitud lacía l0 sexual os

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duy oscura

dicil de

disciminir

80rzal para su cultura y antecentes

Carcato de Intores

Indifcrente

De Interés bica definido

En preseneia de mujeres es

Ileso. V

carriente

Vulgar

Host11_

Indiferente

Asisto a espectáculos dondo actúan mujeres sesidesrudas

No puedo Inaginámalo e

1 veces, en grupo

en tales sitios.

No sé lo que creo de tales espectáculos

Cua es cale se sece su

Entro Londres, babla do l0 cerval

intimistad.

A amente

A vece

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¿Jero usted adea de su opinida acerca de 193 2r05t1 tytas?

Si so, faice usted que es tipo que

Infa dondo una prostituto

¡o puedo Instirarlo con una prostituta

lo tengo furdasento para opirar

al tea le, 460. trese 18 1906

Necativisno sacia las prostitutas

Indiferencia hacia las prostitutas

Interés en las prostitutas

En sus relaciones con las mujeres, actúa

Generalmente de acuerdo con su edad y experiencia

Generalmente cos poca madurez, que no concuerda

con su edad y experiencia

Con bastante soltura y equilibrio

Con bastante Inquietid 0.. torpoza

Al describir a uns sujer atractiva es más probablo qua

mencione

Eos os

LOS SenOS

La figura.

Las piernas Y tu personariad

¿la oído usted a una mujer describirlo?

v

SI V

No

-

En caso afirmativo, ¿qué dijo de él la mujer?

'cotillier

Impresión general:

¿Cual de las siguientes descripciones le

viene rejor:

Es hombre elemental, robusto, que no parece apocarse en

materia del sexo.

Irata a las mujeres aprupiadarento,

pero hace poco esfuerzo por esconder su admiración y

Parece viril y confiado hacía las sujeres y a la

mayorís de ellas les agrado.

Es hombre elemeatal, robusto, que ocasionalmente puede ser

burdo o hasta vulgar.

Trata a las mujeres algo asperaente y

puede volverso ruy insisteate cuando lo atrac una sujer.

Parece estar muy orgulloso do su virilidad.

Su agresividad

ofendería o repelería a suchas mujerad, pero eso a el parece

no Importar10.

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Es norazo alço serouco, blanducho, uy atento con

seo augeres.

Se Inclina a rotonor la taro de Jaa sujdes

u1e de 10 recetario al'habiarlo ya seaudo ecta el brazo

a micrea que damara, A senudo usa lisonjas y frases de

cortaula pero lo ruce de mnra agradable. A la sayoría

de las mujeras les gustar sus cicaciones.

as hombre sensual, pero en forta penosa e Irsegurasia

noore blanducho que se estucrço jor no ofencer.

cabarco, trccuertesente sigue con la sirada a una sujer

atractlra cuzado cree que radie lo uira. También se

Inclina a tropezar con las cujeres o a tocarlas

"accidcatalento" cuasão toro oportunidad.

Es houbre confiado y bastanto pulido que es correcto

y convencional hacia honbres y sugeres y es diffcil

adivinar sus ectitidos e intereses sexuales. En un

cupo sicapre de comparta de acuerdo con las reglas y

usualuente de rasera muy eficiente.

Es bombre confiado y preciso, con cierto airo de

profcs1onal.

Es cortes hasta c). límite y se toma las

mayorco molestias por encenderle el cigarrillo a una

dara u ocuparse de que está bien atendida. Sin enuargo,

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12.02.09

la situación.

Un horore agradaole y educado que es al uismo ticayo

amistoso y de mundo.

Bati a las sujeres de modo culto

pero cuestra roca sensualidad o impropiedad scrual. Es

ascado y hasta apuesto, y puede ser muy meticuloso, La

nayoría de sus relaciones con lus mujcres parecen

SCI

muy platóricas. Es el tipo de persona que probablerente

tiene varias arigas ínticas.

Es hombre algo tímido e irdiscrente, considerado por

algunos sinzular o estrazo.

¿uestra puco o ningún interés

n 125 sujeres en púplico. En gereral es persona preo

unada que solmente busca la cumpatia de otras con Inte-

IOSC3 similares. In IayorÍa de las veces tieno cierto

ciTe ascético y asexual.

Ninguna. de las anteriores descripciores cabe. Yo lo

describiría así:

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V. VIDI FUILIAR

13. Estado civil

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¿Está casado?

¿lIve su esposa con d1?

sitio.

musca

su esposa es

Mayor que el

las Joven que dI lia o Denos de su edad

su esposa es

trada o erectadaento por nativa,

Es general, su esposa es socialmente

Diestra

Acertablo

Icepta

Adenís de su lengua materna, ¿qué otros 1di0nas habla su esposa?

Se esposa es

181s Instruida que eL

Tan instruido

cono 61

lenos instruida que ell

Estuvo El casado anteriormente

No se -

En caso arimativo sirvase das detalles sI los conoco

Su esposa parece

amistades

En público, para con su esposa, é1 co

Tener pocas

En publico, para con el, su esposa es

Muy atento

zastante atcato y

Indiferente I

Buy ateata ..

Bastante atcata

Indifereate 2

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Describila usted a su esposa cono

AgreSIVa

Complaciente Sumisa

DostRante Indepeadiente_

sopendiente

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En la sum duade cile vivo, nerasa esti,

ti contcata

¿ia catado ustad aigura sas ca su casa?

=a caso alirzativo, dus culata idecuescia:

ci...

In vivianda de alios es la cutreso elegante sara la z0za

rigica de la s0=a

Ez erñeso juure pars is s02

Algo dericicates

sa extreso deficientes

ono anfitriona, la setorá parcce: dij en si asdient

Biez scaptada

V

Algo serviosa

hy iscoroda

su vivierda

•Refleja la personaiidad de el

Rerleja la personalidad de ambos

No refleja-la personalidad de ninguzo

sn general e se es

Discolorido

De inusitado buen gusto

In seliora está

•Visiblemente interesada en su casa

Ian intercsada en su casa coro la

majoría de sus vecinas

Visiblenente indiferente s la casa

No sé si rcalmente se interesa o lo

El comportaniento social de ella en casa es

ins o tanos el sisto que fuera de ella

Mís en su ambiezte que fuera de ella

Menos en su ambiente

formalmente son gente que

Recibe a renudo y le gusta bacerlo

Cusple con sus compromisos

sociales y le gusta

•bastante :

nerlere Inviter solo & sus Indiro

pretiere so recidir a nadie

¿CritIca Él a su esposa?

sá caso artraativo, ¿gué es lo que se inclina Ils a critican?

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13605

Ea gereral, coso matrizazio soa:

Visibiczente compatiülos

Visibicaeato poco cosastõios

dorsaicente cospatibles

El 30 IncIlIa a:

aurea parecer celoso de cila

FaracadO pareCCI COloso de cila

Parcoco a ecnudo celoso io clia

ELla Se Inclina a:

Piaca parecer colosa de d1.

Rarascato parecer celosa do el

Parecer a menudo celosa de él

¿Tene la esposs alguna característica que requicra icación

o descripción especial?

Como esposo, se le puede describir sás bica coto:

_ ¡cmore expresivo que es visiblemente el cónfuso

dossinonte en el matrimonio.

Tiende & protiger & su

esposa y cuando es posiblo siempre la incluye en sus

actividades sociales.

Hombre activo que cono esposo es autoritario y dominante.

Es posejente con su esposa y tiende a ser exigente con

e118.

Hombre expresivo que depende mucho de su esposa. Ella

tiende: a ser el cónyuge doninante y 6l parece estar a

gusto y esperar que así sea.

Hombre activo pero de cento algo áspero que visiblesento

depende mucho de su esposa pero rararente lo conficsa.

Puede terer alguna tendencia a ser celoso y poscyente

con su esposa.

¡arido como la nayoría que trata a su esposa con respeto.

Pararente delata en público lo que siento.

Es difIcil

conocer sus verdaderos sentinientos por cila. Pie;

elistori ele per erano de alle grade

¡arido consciente de sus deberes que toma su ratrizosio

auy scria ente.

Su esposa corre parcjas cos 6l y a=bos

toman en serio las obligaciones de familia y socicles.

Hombre socialmente activo que puede ser suy galanto con

las duras aun en presercia de su esposa.

Parecen llevar

vidas seperadas pero muy compatibles.

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¡caere araguilo que visiblemeate dependo de su C52059

ca cião cada, dio sa ceupa de él de Esora poso

Ostasa perO eS visitio que ILluja Sastante ca su

co=ja-micato y actiticos.

¡LuE de laS AtCriones desCripcioses le VICIO biez.

YO 10 dascribIrla coso sigue:

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Eogir:

ceupa el de la apariencia o el fuscionicato de

GU

NiO

casa?

¿ace reparaciones de soca importancia por el Edaro?

in caso distintiro, le= Enco

•Jorpesento? I

(segui se espos).

¿TIcEe El hijos?

lidero de 11j08 2.

¿Virca todos sus hijos con él?

En caso segativo, ¿aúndo viven?

Edades 17,1l

sexo I/ 1/

(ahora)

Se ocupa de sus bijos

De manera inusitada

De canera normal

POCO

Su caposa es

ladre Inusitadamente atenta

ladre norma

ladre Inusitadarente Irdifercate

los bijos se comporton

Inusitadarente bien

Normalmente bien

En extreso casorristas, difíciles

Diga s1 el

Nunca habla de

sus hijos

Rara vez habla

de sus bí jos

Fabla de sus hijos cuando

corresponde

Habla de sus hijos .con

frecuencia

Parece nuy preocupado por

sus hijos

¿Biene alguno de sus hijos cigo anormal (constitución

enfemia, alergías, defecto sental, deforcidad o

paralisis, especial fatcligencia)?

En caso afiraativo, descríbalo:

A hije tiene pilandon seale

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14.04

14.05

14.0ó

Cuando coposa j Encília están cuscatos do casa

se ve miy sulo y sin sauer qué lucer

tintese trababiezente su cutira

probablezcate intensitica su actividad social

Coso padre,

Pata de familia activo y selli, orsulloso de au

_Padro de familia schvi que tiendo a ser estricto y

exigcata .con sus hijos.

padre de fusilia activo que pasa sucho tiempo con ella.

→ Meade a zuleriar a sus dijos.

Padre activo y responsable, pero que no tolera tontorías.

su trabajo es prinero y la lasilia lo sabe.

V padre responsable y culdadoso, cumplesta con su

familia pero do nuy afectuoso o crpresivo.

padre desercocupado que no pierdo sueño por la familia.

In sayoría dol tiempo sus alcabros se las crigian por

su cuenta, con buen éxito.

Padre indiécrenta que a veces parece no darse cuenta

de su facilia.

Minsuna de las anteriores descripciones le viene bies.

Puede ser descrito mejor caso sigio:

Diga si lieva fotos de

Su fanilla

sus hijos

En su oficina o cuarto exhibo fotos de

su esposa

Sus hijos

• Su esposa

su fanilia

SI SÍGEO

quej algusa característica en sus relaciones con su esposa o su

facilia que requiera icación o descripción especial!

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VI. POSICION SEDENIGA

5= Jene=2":

Es touure de opiniones irancas y evidentes.

Es capaz

capicuar dichas

opíniones sin inportarlo al pareces

Is tororo di suchos prejuicios e Ideas dogmáticas.

puedo capresarios acalorada y resucitarento cuando

os EcceGario.

Es hombre que posiulcroate desvía opiniones do

controversia con literces o buca huror.

A vecCs

es difícil conocer cus oniniores porque co difícil

racarlo hablar con scriodad.

Es hombro que puede turor muchas opiniones firmes

pero se le hice difícil costrarins.

Ticndo a

disculparco y a costrar tinidos y desasosicgo

•cuando se avecina una discusión.

Es hombro cuyas verdaderas opiniones son difíciles

Usualrento es diplomtico y convorcional

cuando so discuten teras polémicos o prohibidos.

Es hombre cerio y resucito a portarse en forma

apropiada y convencional. Tiene las maneras de una

persona bien disciplinada que solarente dice lo que

se suponi decir o lo que otros esperan que diga.

Es un hombre de opiniores suy educadas.. Está bien

Informado y es capaz do sostener ua argumento de

manera consideradiciont cüculado, boro a veces

se vuelve círico o cutilicato carcástico.

Es boubre tinido y taciturno en cuanto a sus opi-

rones. Es suy difÍCil hacarlO elpresarIo sobre

un tera, particularento si es teza polésico.

¡saguna de las entertores descripaloses sirvo; so

la describe Lejos cono sigue;

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estainia la inincia tal

15.02.02

15.02

15.02.01

jãdy sigua seIs que tiende a foRerlo COléTiCO?

sa caso dilrantivo, souál es?

se 1o 1=

Le hasbre cujo patriotisto es

patcato e Intenso

Coso el de la sayoría de sus colegas

Cauteloso y no muy Intenso

Difícil de precisas

asuntos gercrales de política

Generalmento está biea inturzado sobre la posición

y actitud de su país

Estil tan bien Inforeado como la mayoría de sus.

colegas

Está extremadamento nel Infartado

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16.01

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16.04

16.05

16.06

VII. LISTORIM INDICO.

Estado de salud

qua usted sepa, ¿tiene el alçda problasa de salud?

En Caco afIreativo, explique:

espose au sesed de Bigardo yertinge

An Dijo purece de cinlipsia

Ua Indicado alguna vez babes tenido probleza do salud en

el pasado?

En caso aflacativo, esplíque:

que usted sepa, ¿toma regularzente pildoras o medieina do

alguna clase?

En caso afirmativo, explique:

ES ICISORa que:

Tivaca tabla de su salud o de 20 que siente

Habla como todos de su salud o de lo que siente Frecuentenento

habla de su salud o de lo que siente

Cuanto sª Biente Eal: Todos se gercatan.

normal

Se nota do modo

la ziyoría de la gento no lo notaría

Musca he sabido que se siente [~_

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V.

26.00

• €5

ñosusto y saludavic

Escacádimento como la majorír. a su ciad

Iafcral=o

26.03

26.09

Dista

cara saludablo

dalilado

sal aliento

que ustad sepa, diesa dicta o réglesa especial?

•En caso cistasivo, explique:

• 16.10

16.11

Do manera seneral, lo parece individuo qua

tiche nucha chergía y n se cansa unca

Mere encreto, pero so siempro

Ticho encrula moderada

Es letárgico, Indiferente

¿lay algo en cuanto a su salud o la de su familia que deba ser

coscatado ca ditallo?

made cats su espaga do male

Pintentinente

P/ Bi Pi

padice de epilepsin desde muy

Trése Di a alagies al año:

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SECRET

23 April 1970.

Sovict Camatican! Contacts:

ALMICRIES made the following comments concerning what appearcs to

her to bo oreraticial contacts eni/or codas obarands of suviti intei-

Lisaace eliteera in torico:

Derriests conducted Z9-ao Apail 1970:

LOGICY - During the affnir between ARIDRIFT end LOGIiON,

they went to the movies once or trice a vcei., the Futurema and Cine Mos

being the theaters most frequently attondad. LOCINOV aligys rede sose

sort of contect during these outings, escording to ASIDRIPT. She, stated

that he usually left his seet about 2300 hours and went out to the lobby

for some time. She did not know where the contects were actually made.

Once she and LOGIOV encountered, apparently accidentally, outside the

Cine Mod theater, a Mexican Army Colonel, who was introduced to her by

LOGINOV as "Col, Sergio." In this instance LOGINOV did not excuse hinself

to have a private conversation with the Mexican. "Col. Sergio" was de-

scribed by AEMIDIT as about 40, tall, no moustache or glasses, thick,

curly hair, appeared to be of Sranish descent. The wozan with "Col.

Sergio" appeared to be about 25 years old and was introduced as his wife

(which ABIDRIFF doubted because, es she put it, he didn't treat her as.

one would a wife, but rather as

& mistress). AENIDRIFF knew nothing more

about this Mexican and never saw hin again.

On another occasion, LCGIlOY and AEIDRIFT set an Auerican in.

front of the Futureza theater. LOSINO Introduced him to her as "Cal.

Michaol." AVIDRIF} stated that he vas dressed in civilien clothes. He

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rud blond lair, sas of radica beicht, no classes, lorse Erey eyes.

(ASPRORE thought haa custe attractire), Locilict told

"all chael" that he

would cril lin the mant day ca tracat business. "licheel" wes alone.

«E0ae7 cinemed thed sloy eld too dema e Madunte conversetione Shie

esinated this encoiter dios place about sepienter 2959.

CONCUSSY- RailurE stated that Golcuzor used her in the

sago manner, 1o9r, toco her about 3 nimas in rul to Cira Chapultepec, then

left her during the zoria to raie sore sort of contact.

Debricsinn consucted 12-26 Mox. 1970:

Concerains Sarict Contests in the Raxican Folice: ABIDRIFF

stated that she overhegra CICUSoV and DYCHIi talk about many contacts which

they had in the police here.

Sin said she had also overheard FoIckyAroV,

BRULIN, AND CHAKHOY tel about hor tany good police contacts the Soviets

hare.. However, each specific example which AlIDRIFT could give concerned

sose noil-operstional favor which the Soviets could get taken care of, c.g-,

when the soviets lanted to fet sonething through Aduana; when sore Soviet

was missing and police cooperstion was reeded; setting edvance notice when

sore demonstration hostile to the Soviets was about to take place, etc.

she was not able to recall eny hints that Soviets had orerational contacts

In the police; egants reperting on what the police were doing; assets who

assisted Soviets operatineally in sore way. Horever, AElIDRIFF thought

the soviets probably here such essets.

Concernine Soilet contests in West Gerren Police: ASHIDIFF

recalled that then she sent to Geranny as interpreter for Sorlet surgeon

and texttoos sriter, Pablo irisoi, In January 1963 (they vent to Cologne

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SECKBI

- 3-

dest caraug ca Cocerelal Ministig fastress), tri soroz idassador in

West Garrary celod that the Embassy hid sore paid egonts within the Hast

Comesa rolice to lolrod than to protect the sovichs (in contest that 16

nas dungurois viare; some Sovill official callá be kidnapped bj thie enera,

etco) MUrDer noted that AiMSOV was quite old and very pro-serine.

Miscellenecus Suasot1c22l notes - AL!IDRIFT hid no inciledge

of Sovict suie houses or safe apartrents. She stnted that many Soviet

visitors stayed at the Hotel Virajas or in two other hotels near the

Soviet Embassy (she couldn't remember nsaes). She did not know whether the

soviets had any sort of special arrantonent or contacts in these hotels.

MENTDRIFF stated that she had attended soveral parties st

which Mexicans also vere present (she recalled specifically parties at the

homes of KOLO-YAKOV, EKULIN, LOGINOV) Bad in each instance the Soviet

officer, at : me point during thie evening, had a private conversation with

& Mexican guest. (Unfortunately, ARIDRINE was unable to recall the races

of any of the lexicans she net on these occasions, and of course there is

no ray of knowing whether such private conversations were oforational

«cetings.) AEIDRIFF connented that at purely Soviet parties, husbands al1

ways went off together and talkud business, ari if wives approached, they

stopped their conversation.

Debriefing consucted 1-6 June 1970:

KORUSSETH - AMIDRIFF corrented that she thought KORUSATi

made operational ecotings in the Beren Bar, since she often sas hir

sitting in that bar, wearing dark glasses and trying to lor: inconspicucus.

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(AnNers souatious pasced by this bar and dould 200k incide, althieug she

never wont in.)

WHALE - Possible PC. Contact

MIMIDRIFt stated that she

was told by innial Hortiel (nuniel MiDS% liontiel, 401-250951), the Soviet's

chauffeur, thet lis brother, who 1s a Cortral Connittze number of the FCM

and who worlied on the PCil futlication "Ia lOï de l'exico," was In contrict

with KUPINAKO!. In addition, MSHIDIT stated that she belloved that

Armando VERTUGO (icon with demando kAntitte Voraugo, 201-851.726) had en

uncle, also nared Aracndo VORCUGO, who is First Secretary of the FCil and

who is in contuct with kiplinov. At least this has strongly inferiod by

Montiel, according to AMIDLiF. Editor note: Arnolo MarliEd Verdugo,

202-054254, who 1s brother of Armando, 1s First Sccretary of PCi).

AEMIDRIFT stated that KUDiAKOV always seered to be very interested in und

knowledgeable of what appeared in "ba Vos de Mexico" and lin the PC! publi-

cation "La Epoca." She stated thut, In general, UPLIKOY pale so much

attention to local politics and seered to la so vell informod on PC!

matters that she felt certain he had something to do with the Flil..

NEIDRIFF stated that KUPLIAKOY's wife was & good friend of

Salvador GONZALEZ Morin, head of the Fondo de Cultura Popular. GONZALEZ' •

wife works in the buseum of Anthropolodi.

GONZALEZ sold a lot of soviet

books, according to ANtIDRIFF, and for thut resson was in contact with

KUPLIAKOV, but she comrented that GONZALEZ, may also have been utilized

by KUPLYAKOV in soze other operational way. Most of KUPLYNKOY's cóntects

seem to te journalists. (These vere tho people AMIDRIT sew talking to him

at recertions, etc.).

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SACANT

-5-

NEISTFE stated tist Inuioldo MEiL, Mliose wife is the

douchier of Borid ilfaro sIduilios, is another Soviet asset who 1o hundled

by KunIYiur (ot: board Worstly tall about this). ANIORIFP sold that

Mail wons with Ravardo AnJU Geechesie consultent for "linera Conti-

nontal; S.A.", rontioned in Coozorcial Office), Sto also strted sho

knew shut Alik hat as tiess to the Fabasey to see kunialOv. ARlIDRIFE

caid that ARano mos to loscoi cuery jour or co. • (ARBilL identical

With Loopoldo Anail Easter, 201-117999).

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SECAYT

LesTiON want out i nichts otten during thie period and told tics it tas

to mate "==t-a:"." tootine alon airted that ble won: dietng this Cardes

was sore of the toit dungerous ha had ever donc. AbiLliE was certain

thist these "centacts" involved in student riots. ABIDUFY roluted that

enco at Auto Cino, LOGIOr ends i resting with a group of youths who cano

In another cor (Falcon), Another that, coma 2 or 3 dayo later, LoGIltY

had MIrOPOSiT elve him sore shotguns which tutoroLs had charee of.

LOGINOV got the guns about 2200 n 2200; the guns here returncd the next

nornius. Others who seemed to do going out all tha tire at night during

the student riots (and tailing about their rectings in general the next

morning) vere FOLSAKOV, KORMONEKIN, NIKIPOROV. NEIDRINT never heaid

mention of money being pussed during this period (1.eo, to Soviet ascots

Involved in riots) nor any mantica of any names or positions of assets

(This not in agracent with so=s of lan Jares Info), CYKOV seered to be

Invalved also.

Debriefing conducted 13-16 May 1970: ARIDRIYE was again

questioned on her knowledge of Soriet activities during the 19ú8 student

disorders.

She reported that all she really knew was that the Soviets were

very busy

during this period; that LoditOY. told her he was going out every

night to nake "contacts;" that she overheard corlet case officers talking.

at various ties during this parlad to offcet that tincy very busy, reking

many contacts; that tha situation los potertlully explosive and a dangerous

time for them to ki makins such coatects., ALICRIPE trice was with ICGIOV

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when he not with foue "goatho" in private concercadense lorever, MELORI?

straud she dle mat over buor eup mention do my neess of onuici contacts

In solstion sita die abduno disorders, day richiion of the lovel of in-

polio-no et the controta in the staint arenications, dug mortion of

sortet sulanso to dha etudent coresent, financáls ul the ctucent coicront,

or the lie. Sin ronly does:'t inor chas the soviets had any contacts

with direci secess to inforcation to those retivities, but sha stronaly

assures that they old, hansd ou their loved of satisity und the struns

tenor that LoftiOr sad other case officura sore to the iden that the contacts

they here making vere dangorous ones so thes to bo seen with during this

perios.

Debriefina conjucted 1-6 Muse 1070: ABIDNiT Questioned

ra 1958 student disorders again, for clarification previously reported

dotalls. She stated that the soviets had sour difforent typos of rifles

in the Comarim Office which served as senples of suns which they vere

trying to sell commercially in toxico. Coa night about ll o'clock, during

the perioù of student riots, ICalliOV cica to the Cooneralal Office with

MITOPOSSRI (IRIDIFF was there watchins Ii). Thay got "soxe" rifles -

AbIDIFT could not see hor many o" whst kind. They took them cut in some

sort of begs. Ine roxt norning "sose" rifles were raturned to the Coa-

merciel price, but AEIDRIFF doesn't krow whether ell of their were

brought bacä.

sto doesn't knor whether ei not leonior sight have been

duty officer for the Embassy for thet right.

ABUILT stated that ICHPRaNO's trip tack to the USs?

during the IS'S riots day well have taen to sprors on the riots. lickever,

she didn't linos that this vas the case

and roons specifically taid her so.

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DURING Z8 AND 21 FEBRUARY SESSIONS FROVIDES FOLLOWING HIGHLIGHTS IN

ADDITION TO OÏKER INFORMATION WHICH WAS ALREADY KNOWN:

VALENTIN BAKULIN: CHIEF OF ONE OF AEGRIP SECTIONS

EXPERIENCE IN LATIN AMERICA FROM PRIOR TOURS BRAZIL A3

ARGENTINA.

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LEV GOLOUZOV: WORKS UNDER BAKULIN (WHICH TENDS

AEGRIP STATUS PREVIOUSLY SUSPECTED). WHILE DRUNK

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SERGEY PROVOROV: WORKS UNDER BALLIN. AEGR

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NIKOLAY SOKOL OV: CHIEF OF REFERENTURA.

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ALEKSANDR KOZLOV: WORKS. IN REFERENTURA UNDERESaRCLOV. IN

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VLADIMIR: ISERADZE: WORKS IN REFERENTURA BUT IS ALSO UNDER

ORDERS OF BAKULIN. TIMID, DOMINATED BY WIFE.

•YURIY ROMANENKO: WORKS IN REFERENTURA. FREQUENTLY ACCOMPAÑIES

PAVEL KOVALEV OUT AT NIGHT. DRINKS A LOT AND HAS TROUBLE WITH

WIFE BECAUSE OF IT.

YURIY KUPLYAKOV: HAS JOB SIMILAR TO KOLONYAKOV'S. VERY

IMPORTANT PERSON WITHIN EMBASSY AND HAS ACCESS TO REFERENTURA.

VERY REFINED AND CULIURED. MANY IICMU CONTACTS IHROUGHOUT

MEXICO AND ALSO CULTIVATES FRIENDSHIPS WITH DIRECIORS OF

MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES AND OTHER SUCH INSTITUTIONS.

BORIS CHITYKOV: VERY EXPERIENCED. SEEMS TO HAVE PERFORMED

BRILLIANTLY IN PAST WITH NO FAILURES. SOMETHING OF A LADIES'

MAN AND HAS, ON OCCASION, BEEN MIXED UP IN INTERNAL SCANDAL.

ENAMORED OF SOKOLINA. TRAVELS FREQUENTLY THROUGHOUI MEXICO.

VLADISLAV KORMUSHKIN: AEKICK. SERIZD IN BRAZIL, SEVERAL

MONTHS IN FRANCE AND FOUR TO SIX MONTHS IN ARGENTINA. SPEANS

SPANISH, FRENCH AND PORTUGUESE.

VALERIY KOSTIKOV: AEKICK

QLEG KOROL.EV: AEXICK

VLADIMIR MAKAROV: NOT CERTAIN, BUT PROBABLY AEGRIP. HOWEVER,

FREQUENTLY ACCOMPALIES BOL SHAKIV. APPEARS COLD ANO CRUEL, ONE

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OF AEMIDRIFF'S VAICHDOGS DURING JANUARY 1970. SPENT TIME IN

RED CHINA.

IOAKIM BLLAVIN: ASSIGNED TO CONMERCIAL OFFICE BUT DOES NOT

FHYSICALLY EGIK THERE. PROBABLY WORKS FOR KOLOMYAKOV, AEKICK

REZIDENT.

SERGEY VERSENEV: RIS, SERVICE UNKNOWN. PERFORMS INTERNAL

SECURITY AID EATCHDOG FUNCIIONS.

VLADIMIR GORDEYEV: BELIEVES HE AEKICK WORKING FOR SOKOLOV

AND KOLOMYAKOV.

PAVEL KOVALEV: CONSIDERS HIM DANGEROUS. SPEAKS SPANISH

AND

ENGLISH ALMOST WITHOUT ACCENT. HAS MANY FRIENDS IN

GOVER NACION.

ANATOLIY STEKLYANNIKOV: BACHELOR. BODYGUARD FOR KOVALEV.

WORKED FOR SECRET POLICE IN MOSCOW. AFTER THREE YEARS IN MILITARY.

WILL RETURN MOSCOU SOON.

KONSTANTIN BOGATYREV: CHIEF: OF ALL GROUPS OF MILITARY INTEL

IN MEXICO. CAMIDRIFE PREVIOUSLY INDENIIFIED CHMYKOV. AS REGRIP

CHIEF. STATION BELIEVES CHAYKOV POSSIBLY CHIEF FOR THOSE UNDER

CIVILIAN COVER BUT JUNIOR TO BOGATYREV.

CLEG SHEUCHENKO: SPEAXS SPANISH WITH ARGENTINE ACCENI. THIS

IS FIRSI TOUR IN LATIN AMERICA.

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VALENTIN LOGINOV: ALTHOUGH HAD AFFAIR WITH AEMIDRIFF,

RECALL SIX MONIAS EARLY WAS DUE TO SOME FAILURE AND NOT TO

AFFAIR:

VALERIY SOKOLIN: RECALLED SIX MONTHS EARLY DUE TO SOME

FAILURE ALSO.

VIKTOR IVANOV: LIKED TO LIVE WELL. OWNED Z7 SUITS AND OFTEN

CHANGED TWO OR THREE TIMES A DAY, GOOD FRIEND OF OCTAVIANO

CAMPOS SALAS, SECRETARY OF INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE. NOW

IN MOSCOW

IN CHARGE EXPORTING FURS FOR SOYUZPUSHNINA.

BORIS KAZANISEV: SERVED IN CUBA WHERE HAD SOME PROSLEN OR

FLAP DUE TO DRINKING AND HIS CHARACIER. DOMINATED BY WIFE WHO

INFLUENCES MANY OF HIS DECISIONS. WIFE WORKS AS TYPIST IN

REFERENTURA: SHE VERY JEALOUS: OF HUSBAND, YET FLIRTS WITH

YOUNGER OFFICERS WHICH HAS CAUSED MARITAL PROBLEßU

FEDOR YEVESYEV: BELIEVES HE RIS, PROBABLY AEGRIP. BODYGUARD

FOR AMSASSADCE AND CURRENTLY FOR CHARGE, BELIEVES hE KAS NO

OTHER FUNCTION.

MIKHAIL DAVIDOUSKIY: GRADUATED MFA ACADEMY ABOUT THREE

YEARS GO, MEXIC IS FIRST POST. AEKICK. KAS ACCESS TO:

REFERENTURA. FREGUENTLY ACCONPANIES KAZANISEV AiD YEUSEYEV.

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HAS MARITAL PROBLEMS DUE TO NEUROTIC WIFE AND FACT HE HAS,

BY FORDER WIFE, EIGHI YEAR OLD CHILD UNO MENTALLY RETARDED FROM

INFANIILE PARALYSIS.

DMITRIY DYAKOHOV: MEMBER OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE CPSU:

BELIEVES HE MEKICK. HAS MANY FRIENDS IN GOBERLACION AND RELACIONES

EXTERIORES. SERVED IN ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL. MORE REFINED AND

INTELLIGENT THAN PRESENT CHARGE, KAZANISEV.

BOR ISKOL OYAKOV: AEKICK REZIDENT, THIRED IN IMPORTANCE IN

EMBASSY, GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT, SERVED AS ACCOUNTANI IN USSR,

ARGENTINA AND FIRSI TOLR MEXICO. RETURNED TO NEXICO AS REZIDENT.

VERY STRAIGHTFORWARD, STRONG PRINCIPLES. DRINKS MODERATELY.

CLOSE FRIENDSHIPS WITH ARGENTINE DIPLOMATS. FREQUENTLY TRAVELS .:

WITH KAZANTSEV, SOMSTINES WITH SOL SHAKOV.

YEVGENIY FEDIB: FOURTH IN IMPORTANCE IN EMBASSY.

FREQUENTLY WORKS IN REFERENTURA. HAS FEW FRIENDS WITHIN EMBASSY

BECAUSE OF FICKLE CHARACTER, AND FACT ME AT ROOT OF MANY INIERHAL

INTRIGUES BY SENDING AÑONYMOUS ACCUSATORY LETTERS.

VALERIY NIKOLAYENKO: AERICK. IN CHARGE OF ASSIGHING

HOUSIRO ANO FURNISHINES. SPENT SIX MOUTHS IN CUA AS ENFLOYEE,

RATHER THAN DIPLOMAI, BEFORE MEXICO. ATTENDED MEA ACADEMY IM

MOSCOW.

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Pid.

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2222u2r7 1070

MACORADO! DOR PEE RECOM

SUBJICE

Operation Mond Covibe

RePrENCES: A. Our senorandon nior l Recenber 1052,

3. Nchorands: No, 5-69/1949, dited 10

Deccuber 1969, Buo subject.

The sollowine counchin fion CAS/lEX on Referonces

In an ciroit to identify

"Gorgo", CAS/MEX obtnined tho folloring information fron

sources courorning the 3 and & Octover 1969

beiveon Subjoct nud the coricis.

CAO/NEX cources roposted the presence of certain

Soriots st the Sorded Embassy

on the noshing of 1 Octover

1900, wich is when the dobricking of Subjcet dock plner.

Mathoogh the proconco of soo. of those Sordeto have been

reported proriously in hotelenco A, ino condost or tie ob

sorations could indicato that bossilly one of more or tucea

individualo vas amvolved in the interview of Subjoct on 1

October 1259.

joveonly iranovich FloM was soon chicling the Fu-

baooy on 1 Criolor at 0053 Moiurs.

Ho was econ vocking in

Window #l?, which iu his and buily Viltorovich Xupiy450r's

This offico is niso need tos ecccivin. VIP visitors

moan was coch criting the biassy with Mknd1 LAVINiSKI

and lou colouzor at 1240 in an nutomobilo carrylig license.

platos "ss Di".

rossa Pavlovich HOldiNhor was sacn chicring tho

Embaasy on 1 October 1909 at 0019 hots.

At 0019 h05,

HOLOAKOV was obcarrad onsalta: With Fladinlay Bergeyevich

tored tie anin Babassy building ly the main entranco.

1007 hours,

kolonior was arash obrarred in the marder

1ng with valentin Percoyovari LoGarov, ritor snick bodl leit

211-23.5912

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mascarabe: poult dicer

=112

rare me fatefule the talous

accorded slo

moon mick tole carded

19le hours that dly in an ratorobile carrying licenso plates

Maldisiny Sorgeyevich Kolalith tan coch chicring

the Inbroay ni 0919 hours on a pciobir in tho congany ci

KORUSiNIA, diving on tuto obile wilit license

Ochor than the concreation sentioned in paracingh a above,

he was not

soen rotan mitil 102r hours wies he catted the Bar

baouy alonu.

it is not Inown thon lotustinA left the Labassy.

6.

01c5 Surpeyevich KOPOrer was seen chicring tho F.-

banoy on a october 10c9 at 0340 hour driving a Cual-roni01

oni iron a local driving school.

The car and instrur too thon

doparied.

KORoTY entered the

Daln tabnory bullotus aid sas

not soon again until 1349 hours, When ho caried the Enbassy

0n I00t.

Valentin Sargeyevich LOGINOY me seon chiering the

Ho Mad

CCiN

caiting the Ibassy in his Cas,

at 0913 honks and wis cour entering the inbacay again at

0039 hours in

the mane vehicle.

1&1026 Hours he 115 roch

oilting again in can "el Do" with inerroRa

brought to your attentina becauso a1l pi there sovietn

KOS DERICCIS COCODE TIDIN, WO to Carriod a Susport

КОБ), 2110

all have at loast rachable saglich apcaking abllity.

Atiached ls a paddoraph or Conciln Tvanovich

ruzercov, who not have leon the redyer for can "2s DD," In

•which subject vas arusoled out of the Suvict Dobrosy on

October 1909.

may have boon with had, lies pactogengh do accoclied.

inched daa photograph of Yevauly Gilgorgoona laokilovl, viro

of Inva Fedovich SoKuOY, who night be

1h0 not Sabgect at tho untchouse as he catered the Li-

bassy on 1 Octolor.

With reivicure to the caorronry instructions for Sub-

on the

lant pace of hoference D, CASios icporis that

Were not briefed concernli this energobey deand or coo

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we For Me No!

Methinee Mith 11s

"carrots dhop could hott

toild ito

pocinio decairim in canard mus ouch camunications plates

ini cither Subject

we pit much roarin price to choir poor

misalon kaleiine.

such cropoly brandid mai do copletely

coontanted with Cho licadatiricis prior to inplacendacion.

Please aaruse 1a Sabject uno able to tientisy auy

of the soviet indraunlo ho not, nillainy the photographs

ultea de loaned to jou dariug que rocting on 19 Doccabor

Ho would also apriciato lonining if Subject do able

to identity nuentor, austriors, and kionova, whose photo

gragos are strached.

It is roquested that yous offlec return all photo-

raphs of the Soviois

in tendeo which te have mosed to you

proviously, Including aisached photographs.

Attachments:

1 - Photouzon of kibrator

2 • Photoeingh

Of MAN

3 - Photograph of kionalova

Jolin C. Murray

Chief, WH/1

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Notes from the Debriefing of AMIDRIFF - 20 to 23 February 1970

1969

19) lalentin Soresterich Porter: He lofs on the det of notaber for

insert, sir ronths before the corpletion of lie tour. lie las head

of tle crasular sdction and the lover of maya.

pparently the

causes for his sudder return vere l) havire leen raya's lover: and 2)

nor having had

snor results from his sort aid, according to Paya,

sore kind of failure. He nas in "exico on tro different occasions.

she states that durine the time she was having an affadr with talentin

Incinal, slin las chief oé tlie consular section, he occasionally took

her out at night to places where she knows he made contact with persons

who secred to le lexicans.

She says that she doesn't know nith which

persons he made contret, sir it they vere "exicans or not, hecause she

never san then, but that he, on sereral recasions took her to these

places: the line "od on tire lomas de tecamachalco, the line Futurani

in colonia tirdavista, the drive-in sleater called lutneinena del lallo,

the drive in called dutacinera Satelite and the fine Tlaltelalco. when

she accorpanied him to those

places, he left the car and she remaiser

in it; that he rould so for 10, 15 or a0 minutes to converse with those

people. He never told her tan these persons vere not that they talled

reside a seede a de neipe..

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PRECEDENCE

SECRET 221715Z. FEB 70 CITE MEXICO CITY 2539 (PRALLETI ACTING)

IMMEDIATE DIRECIOR

CESENSITIZED REDTOP AEMIFRIFE ESPASTIME

REF MEXICO CITY 2517(41028754)

2FO 10 30145

10 DEBRIEFER REPORIS SLOU BUT STEADY PROGRESS WITH MEMIERIFF,

WHO BEGINNING IO ACCEPT DEBRIEFER AS FRIEND. LITEMPO-14 TAKING

LEAD IN DEBRIEFING (WHICH AEMIDRIFF SEEMS PREFER AI THIS POINTY,

WITH DEBRIEFER CHIMING IN OCCASIONALLY AS "INTERPRETER"• SINCE

SPANISH IS COMMON LANGUAGE TO ALL THREE, MOSS IF NOT ALL OF DEBRIEFING

WILL BE IN SPANISH. L-11, WHO HANDLING AENIDRIFF VERY WELL AND WHO

VERY AMENABLE TO ALL SUGGESTIONS FROM DEBRIEFER, IS TAKING COMPLETE

NOTES AND IS DICTATING NOTES ONIO TAPE. FIRST TAPE NOW

BEING TRANSLY

CRIBED. WILL CABLE HIGHLIGHIS.

20 AS OF EVENING 20 FEBRUARY, AMIDRIFF HAD STARTED

MACH

GOING

THRU PHOTOS OF SOVIET PERSONNEL WITH DEBRIEFER AND L- 1A FBEARLYS 2

READIlIG IS THAT AEMIDRIFE HAS NO KNOWLEDGE INTEL ACTIVITIES OR COMPACIS

AND PROBABLY LITTLE IN WAY

OF OPS LEADS. HOWEVER, SHE SHOULD

ABLE CONTRIBUTE SIGNIFICANTLY TO IN-DEPTH KNOULEDGE OF SOVIET MISSION

MEXICO CITY.

сіi.....

3. AEMIDRIFF IN GOOD SPIRITS AND ADJUSTING WEL:, BUT

IN: SOMEWHAT=

POOR HEALIH, WITH COLE, FEVER BLISTERS, AND INTESIINAL PROBLEMS. (FOR

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WHICH SHE HAS MEDICINES..

RE PERSONAL MISTROY, AMIDRIFF SAID SHE RISED BY FAMILY OF

GERMAN-SPEAKING UKRAINIAN JEWS. WAS MEMBER KONSOMOL FROIS AGES 14 TO

28.

SHE THEN LEFT KONSOMOL AND CLAIMS SHE DID NOT JOIN COMMUNIST

PART, BECAUSE SHE "MARRIED" NUCLEAR PHYSICISI NAMED MILWAIL ALEKSAND-

ROVICH ALEKSANDROV, WHO DIED AT AGE 28 IN 1967... ACTUALLY MARRIAGE

NOT OFFICIAL SINCE MIKHAIL'S MOTHER WAS OPPÖSED, BUT EVERYONE KNEW

THEY LIVED TOGETHER. GERMAN WAS AEMIDRIFF'S MAIN LANGUAGE AT

UNIVERSITY (SHE NOW CAN READ SUT NOT SPEAK IT, ALSO READS. FRENCH AND

KNOWS SOME ENGLISH WORDS). GOI JOB WITH MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE,

AND THRU INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS MADE THERE GOI TRAVELLIN ASSIGNNENTS

AFTER DEATH OF MIKHAIL. WENT TWICE TO LEIPZIG, ONCE TO EASI BERLIN,

AND ONCE TO COLOGNE FOR SIX DAYS. SAYS SHE HAD WANTED TO COME TO

MEXICO SINCE TIME, TEN YEARS AGO,

WHEN SHE HEARD MEXICAN SINGERS WHO

APPEARING MOSCOW.

5. AEMIDRIFF SAID SHE WENT AROUND. WITH AEDIEHARD "ALL IHE

TIME® UNTIL HIS RECALL, BUT SAYS THAT RECALL WAS NOT CASUSED BY

THIS AFFAIR. AEDIHARD WAS RECALLED DUE TO SOME "FIASCO" WHICH

OCCURRED ABOUI THREE MONTHS PRIOR IO RECALL. AEMIDRIFF CLAIMS

TO KNOW NO DETAILS. EARLIER STATEMENT THAT HE HAD BEEN RECALLED

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BECAUSE OF KER WAS APPARENTLY MEANT TO BE JOKE.

6o AEMIDRIFF DID NOT STARI GOING OUT WITH URUENA AND FRIENDS.

UNTIL AFTER AEDIEHARD DEPARTURE.

SHE NOW SEENS HAVE NO DESIRE SEE

REUNA, WHU SIE BELIEVES RAM OUT ON HER. SHE VAGUE ABOUT FUTURE

PLANS, BUT SEEMED HAPPY TO LEARN SHE MIGHT BE ABLE STAY AI SAFESITE

THRU END FEBRUARY.

7 DEBRIEFER BELIEVES AEMIDRIFE IS ESSENTIALLY APOLITICAL.

SHE PROBABLY TELLING ALL, OR NEARLY ALL SHE KNOWS, PERHAPS HOLDING

EACK AT PRESENT ON SOME PERSONAL THINGS.

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1O FOLLOWING IS GIST OF DEBRIZFING OF ASMIDRIFE EVENING

12 FEBRUARY BY LITENPO-14.

2. SUBJECT WAS BORN 1939 (31 AUSUST PER IMLIGRATION DOCUMENT)

MOTHER DIED IN CHILDBIRTH. FATHER WAS ENGINEER WORKING FOR

? COUECADENT UHO 1U 1943, WHILE WORKING LI SIBERIAN FACTORY DiS

cientisti

i75irp.

'FILITARY PROJECT, WAS ACCUSED OF SABOTADE, NEVER SAW HIN AGAIN.

SHE WAS RAISED BY GINLFIREND OF HER FATHER AND ONLY RELATIVE IN

USSI IS MARRIED SISTER BORN ASOUT 1952. SUBJECT STUDIED LINGUISTICS

AND GYNASTICS AT UMIVERSITY OF MOSCOL. RAMRIED (DATE NOT STATED)

MIKHAIL LNU WHO WAS STUDENT OF PHYSICS AND MATH AT UNIVERSITY OF

MUSCO, HUSBANO DIED 196% AS RESULT OF RADIATIONS RECEIVED IN

EXPERIMENTS, SUBJECT WAS IN COLOGUE, VEST GERMANY, AT THAT TIME,

"GiVING AS AIDE AND INTERPRETER FOR SONIET SCIENIIST OR LITERARY

FIGURE. AFTER HUSBAND'S DEATH, SUBJECI VORXEd AS INTERPRETER

SEVERAL TIMES AT LEIPZIG FAIR. HAS ALSO FEEI IN CAST BERLIN.

SO SUBJECI SAID SHE ACCUALNNEO MITH UN IRFISLATOR RECENTLY

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ARRESTED FOR ESPIONAGE CALEXANDER V. TIKH@HIROV. MET HIM IN

MOSCOW WHEN HE WAS STUDYING AT INSTITUTE OF FORZIGN RELATIONS. AT

THIS TIME SHE WORKING FOR MINISINY OF FORZIGN TRADE, IN ADJACHET

GUILDING, TIKHOTIROV HAD REPUTATION OF BEINE ONE OF BEST

IRANSLATORS OF HIS TIME.

SO SUBJECT EARNS 2509 PESOS (4P US PEE MONTH PLUS

SMALL QUANTITY RUBLES DEPOSITED IN MOSCON. STATED SHE NEVER HAD

OR HOLDS ON TO MONEY SECAUSE SHE ALVRYS LIKED TO BUY NICE THINGS.

SO EVER SINCE ARRIVAL IN MEXICO SUEJECI HAS SEEN REPRIMANDED

FOP HIER TASTES WHICH VERE "OUTSIDE EHRASSY YORK", ABOVE ALL IN

GORAL QUESTIONS, BUT ALSO FOR DYEING HER HAIR, WEGRING PANTS,

AND NOT BUYIUG SAME CLOTHES EMBASSY WIVES USUALLY BOUGHT. SHE

¡NO FOLLOWING "NORAL" PROBLEMS:

A. SHE WAS MISTRESS OF FORNER HEAD OF CONSULAR SECTION

SVALENTIN LOGINOVS WHO WAS SENT HOME WHEN THEIR KELATIONSHIP

DISCVERED. SHE HERSELF HAS PARDONED EVEN THOUGH THEY

FIRST SAID SHE WOULD RETURN VITH LOSTMOV.

SO ON IZOECENBER 69 SHE SMEAKED OFF TO CUERNAVACA WITH

WEENA FOR WEEKEND, WHEN HER ABSENCE DISCULEREU ON. 14

DECENCER SOVIETS LOOKED ALL OVER MEXICO CITY AND EVER ASKED

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POLICE TO HELP LOOK. WHEN SHE RETURNED SHE WAS THOROUGHLY

INTERROGRATED BUT DID NOT WANT TO REVEAL WITH WHOM SHE HAD

GOilE. ALEXANDR NIKITIN TOOK THE RAP, SAYING HE HAD BEEN

WITH HER. FOR THIS REASON SHE WAS NOI PUNISHED BADLY,

ALTHOUGH SHE WAS IHREATENED WITH DEINS SENT HOME. WHEN

NIKITIN REALIZED THAT HE WAS GOING TO BE PUNISHED HE DENIED

COMPLETELY THAT HE HAD BEEN WITH HEN THAT WECKEND.

6O SUBJECI MET URUENA AECUT OE YEAR AGO AT PARTY GIVEN BY

HER FORMER CHIEF SVIKTOR IVANOV, WALL SUBJECT DESCRIEZD AS VERY

NICE PERSON WHO LOVED TO GIVE PARTISS

AND WHO HAD MANY MEXICAN

CONTACISS• SAY DRUINA FREQUENTLY AS NE REPRESENTED MEXICAN FIRM

DEALING WITH COCMERCIAL

OFFICE (COROG"• ALL MER CONTACTS WITH

MEXICAN FRIEDS WERE MADE THROUGH URUEMA. &SUBJECT STATED SHE

MEI MANY OTHER MEXICENG, WHOSE ANES SIE DOES NOT RECALL, IN HER

FREQUENT VISITS TO PUSEUNS, IHSATERS, AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES.

SOMETIMES THESE MEXICANS WOULD PICK HER UP AiD BRING HER HOLE,

ALTHOUGH SHE NEVER TOLD THEN HER NANE ON OCCUPATION.) IHROUSH

URUENA SUBJECT MET GROUP OF FREE-SPENDING YOUTHS, MANY OF SPANISH

BACKGROUND CAS IS URUELA), AND SHE ENJOYED GOING OUT WITH THEM.

SAID ShE HAS ALWAS SEEM FRES SPIRIT WHO DID NOT LIKE THE

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RESTRICTIONS CUSTOMARY IN HER COUNTRY AND, THEREFORE,SHE WOULD

OFTEN GO TO TREOVIES BEHIND THE EACKS OF HER EMBASSY AND HER

CHIEFS. IT WAS IN THIS WAY SHE EECAN TO CO OUI WITH URUENA AND,

HIS GROUP. SHE SAID THAI HES CHARACTER HAD ALVAYS BEEN A LITILE

ADVE TUROUS AND AT TIMES CAUSED HER PRODLES CLITEMPO-14 COMMENTED

THAT FROM HER CONVERSATION IT CLEAR SHE IS GIRL OF " NOT VERY STRICT

MORAL CONDUCT." ON THE CONTARY, SHE IS WONN WHO ENJOYS CONTACT

WITH MALES VERY MUCH.)

TO SUBJECT DECIDED STAY IN NEXICO WHEN SHE LEARNED SHE TO

BE SENT HOLE & FEBRUARY CORIGILAL DATE WAS A FEBRUARY). LEARNED

THIS FROM MALE COLLEAGUS THUS FAR UNIDENTIFIED) WHO WAS

DRUNK.

DOES NOT NINOS IF COLLEAGUE TOLD HER OUT OF KINDNESS OR DRUNKENNESS.

SHE IN TURN TOLD URUERA WHO SAID HE WOULD FIND HELP, SAID HE COULD

NOX HELP PERSONALLY BUT WOULD GIVE HER XEYS IO HIS APARIMENT.

ON 6 FESRUARY SHE SUSPECIED PROVOCATION WHEN, AS SHE ENTERED

LOCAL PHARMACY, INO VONES APPROCHED HER PROPOSING THAT SHE RENAId

IN LEXICO. NOT KHODING ON THESE HOLET COULD KNOW THAT SHE WAS

RETURNING, SHE SUSPECTED THAT THE WOLÉN HAD EÉEIN SENT BY HER

ENSASSY, PARTICULARLY SINCE SiE GO JUST SEEN FIRST SECRETARY

"BORIS" SPROBAELY HOLDIYAHOU, POSSIELY CLAYEROVS. BORIS HAD

SECRET

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FNISTENRGT NOTIFEG

ADVANCE COPY

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ACTION NO.

PAGES MEXICO CITY ZATE SECRET

ALVAYS GREETED HER AFFECTIONATELY BUT THIS TIME, ON SEEING HER,

HE IGNORED HER. ON 7 FEBRUARY SHE AGAL ASXED URUENA FOR HELP.

SAYING IF HE DID HOT THERE WAS NO MAY OUE-- EITHER SHE RETURNED

TO SOVIET UNION AND SUFFICE CONSEQUENCES, OR SHE COMMITTED SUCIDE

IN MEXICO, URUENA ISEN INTRODUCED HER TO DiE RICARDO FIERBO, WHO

HID HER FOR TO DAYS. ESTATION COMMENT: THIS VERSION OF SEQUENCE

OF EVENIS APPEARS SOMEWHAT CARELED. AGDITIONAL DETAIL RE ACTUAL

ESCAPE CAME IN CONVERSATION WITH FLUTCO MEN SUEJECT SAID SHE HAD

RECEIVED PERMISSION TO GO TO FAREWELL PARTY O FEERUARY: PAFTY

WAS IN APARTUENT IN WHICH SHE TOOK RERUEL.,

8. SINCE DEFECTION SUBJECI HAS BELU INSING TO FIND URUZMAS

WHO WAS DUE TO RETURN FROG MONTERNEY, THERE ME HAD GOUG ON &

FEERUARY. RICANDO FIERSO NAS ENGU #G-OSIVESA, AND HE REPORTED ON

11 FEBRUNEY, THAI "DUE DO THE SINUATIO," URUERA COULD NOT MOVE.

9, URUSHA'S SISTER MARI, UNO DENS FOR MAGALINE "GENTE, "

CALLED SUBJECT DALL SHE LEARNED DA QUES LAPLOSIO% ACROSS STARGE

FROI COMMENCIAL OFFICE CASE WICH ENSLIED IN FIRST RENOVAL OF

LITENPO-12 PER PARA DAEXICO CITY C:442. MARI NUEN THAT MAN WHO

SECRET

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ACTION UNIT

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PAGE 6 MEXICO CITY RATE SECRET.

18, CONFRONTATION OF SUBJECT IN GOVERNACION WAS ATTENDED

BY OLEG NECHIPORENKO, CHARGE BORIS KALAUSSEV, AND ONE OÏHEN SOVIET

CIDENTITY NOI CLEANS. SUBJECT STATED ALL THREE SPOKE TO HER

NICELY, SAYING THAT IF SHE WEEDED ANYTHING SUCH AS MONEY OR CLOTHING,

THEY WOULD SEND IT YO HER. THEY WERE HER FRIENDS AND WERE ONLY

TRYING TO HELP HER. BUT AT END OF INTERVIEW WHEN SHE SAID THAT

SHE WAS RENAINING IN MEXICO AND IT WAS BETTER THAT THEY FONGOT

ABOUT HER, KAZANISEV TOLD HER THAT "THE LONGER SHE STAYED THE WORSE

IT WOULD DE FOR HER WHEN SHE RETURNED. "

No FILE: 201-335878

SECRET

SECRET

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## Page 490

989

DISPATCH

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wilch vero transulttod as separato covor ittachients to Raference

A vero unfortunatoly not recolved until 30 september, by whieh

date no trey fros a visa cablo sent the State Departaont by die

Hibassy In Herdoo Clty that AEDIHARD was departing PC& one veek

thereafter, on 7 October.

Referenco B confireed that departure.

giacs but one nook nas available for the completion of

tRo MICHUSy assessment, and Its tranenittal to the station, vo

deolded not to so abead vith 1t..

The PAQ's havo boon sado a part

Of ANDIELARD'S fIle;

and should

he appear in tho luture outside

tho ussh, an assessnent can bo sade at that timo.

Norma #. WSTCHIORTH

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DISPATCH

КАТІКАПОД

SECERT

PROCESSING ACTION

Ch101, BB D1v1810n

Chlor, VH Diviaton

ONTY QUALITED DESE

CAN JUDGE SADDENE

Chias of Station, Moxico City

MIRAFUN

Anatolly Bergeyevich MAZUBIN (201-

AQUIRED - KUITINELS

Reference: DIRECTOR 37630, 7 Auguat 1969

LIFIRE reported the PCS arrival in Maxico City of the

HAZUBIN laally on 20 October 1969 aboard Alr Prance flight 707 from

Hew York City.

subject travelled on Sovlot Diplomatic Passport

D 027108 and hia 011è, Lidlja Patrovna, and son, Andrey, travelled

on soviet Diplomatic PasspOrt D 027108.

2.

•ar Borerence cable,

Subject uss scheduled to roplace

¡Bloatin Borgeyevich LOGINOY

(201-285412) •

Subject will bo

replacing LOGMOY in slot but apparently not in position. Oleg

Maksinovich NECHIPDRINKO (201-305870) gas introduced at LODIROV's

Paresoll reception at the soviet Fabaagy as LoTIOl'a suecessor

as "load of the Consular Section."

since He do not have paasport

coverage on alr France flights,

unable to obtais subjoct's

passport, which vould tidicate his title.

Subject tas escorted into the soviet Inbassy on his sirst

day 1a basico by NeCHIlORENKo.

A Pbotographs and furthar inforuation on subject u11l be

forwarded Then recoivod.

B. A 301 numbor ior subjeet 1s requested.

10x/John A. PROBERT

8 - C/88

iS COSY FILED IN

JOSE RETIRINCI TO

CELS D.

Escissel Via tutoria

50-8-10

DESPARON STESSON

AND MIstA

MAMA -38043

BRERAT

70i-2?5412

DANt

30

October 1969

MOS PAL SLATE

$01285462

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## Page 492

400000

491

SECRET

WHEN FILIED IN:

ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET

INSTRUCTIONS

PRIOR TO FLING

1.

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and forward to RID.

?.

Destroy lont cover sheel unless it records

siquilicant achon laken oramments requir-

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FROM:

TO: ACIION BRANCH

l' tale no. and title shown are nol proper,

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## Page 493

FAI DOCUMENTS

LANDING CARDS

DATE: 17 OCTOBER 1969

CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVEN

SUS BOT:

LOSINO!, VALENTIN S.

LOTTINOV, DMITRY V.

LOGITiOLA, ALEYANDRA T.

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## Page 494

493

ZOUTINO AND/OR ANTIALS I SUIT DY

Charles V. Belt

PH/1

EXT:

3E0+

6954/9041

DATE:

16 October 1969

CABLE SECRITARIAT DISSEMINATION

8Y .

41.

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CONS.

MESSAGE FORM

TOTAL COPIES:

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• MEXICO CITY

i7 23 40 2Ör Öcr69

CITE DIRECTOR

47566

REDLEG AEDIEHARD AEKICK

REF: A) MEXICO CITY-153S (IN 62539)*

B) DIRECTOR-14106, 21 JUNF 69**

1: SUBJECT OF

REE ASSIGNED 201-853538. Jimmy Sabori

2. REF B ADVISED NO RECORD SUBJECT. RETRICES UNDEi.

NAME VARIATION IN PRA NEGATIVE. COVERT NAME CHECKS WITH

NATIONAL AGENCIES PENDING.

3. STATION IS REQUESTED TO CONTINUE PROCESSING CASE

UNDER CSI-F-10-5, PARA 19. PRIMARY EMPHASIS SHOULD BE ON

SUBJECT'S RELATIONSHIP TITH AEDIEHARD (201-285412) WHO HAS

BEEN CULTIVATING SUBJECI SINCE FEBRUARY 69. SUBJECT EVIDENTLY

ATTRACTIVE TO AERICK ON BASIS WIDE RANGE OF CONTACTS AMONG

PROMINENT MEXICANS.

FILE:

201-853538; 201-285412.:

END OF MESSAGE

7

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508.285412

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495

STATE REPT TELSASA!

NEXICO 5364

DATE: 1 OCTORES 1909

CIASSIFICATION: LNCLASSIFIED

SURJECT: VISAS BOSSE VALENTIN LOGUINOV..

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DISPATCH

SAKATON

PROTISSING ACTION

SECRAT

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Chlor of Station, Mexico Elty

SONg REDTO! ANKICK

Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-285412)

ACTION REQUIRED - REFERINCES

XX

OMAT. QUANAD DISK

CAN ROGI HOLLING

Subject, accompanied by his wife; Aleksandrn Dmitriyevna,

and son, Dmitrly, departed Mexico City PCS on 7 October 1969.. They

travelled to New York via Air France flight 700. From New York

they would fly Aeroflot to Moscow.

Subject and his wife were honored by several going-away

parties,

which was Elven on 1 October at the Sovie! Embassy.

Fubject stated several times beiore he left that he hoped

that he would

to Mexico and said that there was a good

chance he would come

back.

Subject introduced.oleg Maksimovich NECHIPDRENKO (202-305870)

as his replacement as Chief of the Congular Office of the Soviet

imbassy.

replaced NECHIPOREWKO as Vice-Consul when ho

arrived PCS in August 1905.

5. We do not have any information as yet as to the arrival

of Anatoliy Sergeyevich MAZURIN (201-

who according to

DIRECTOR 27600, 1 August 1969, is scheduled to roplace LOGiNOV.

Forwarded herewith is transit visa information as well as

copies

of the passports used by Subject amhis wire.

гаєї,

for /John A. PROBERT

aix(02:8

Attachment:

Passport and visa h/w

MICROFILMED

OCT 2 3 1969

DOC. MICRO, SER.

Distribution:

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C/ill w/o att

Lati

CROSS RITALATE 10

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10/1

5.

No.

Flisti

700

988

La Embajada de la Unión de Repúblicas Socialis-

cas Soviéticas saluda muy atentamente a la Bmbajada

de 108 Botádos Unidos de América y tiene el honor de

solicitar que

se sirva extorder las visas de tránsi-

to en los pasaportes diplomáticos del Sr. VALENTIN

LOGUINOV, Tercer Secretario de la Embajada de la UkSS

en México, su

esposa Sra.aLEXANDRA LOGUINOVA, con el

hijo DMITRI:

Las persoras mencionadas salen de Mexico a Nueva

York el diá Ide octubre de 1969 por la Cla "Air

France" y van a continuar su viaje rumbo a Moscú el

día

10 de octubre por la Cla "foroflot".

La Embajada de la URSS agradece de antemano la

atención que la Embajada de los Estados Unidos de

América tenga a bien de prestar a e8ta

solicitud y

aprovecha la oportunidad para reiterar las segurida-

des de su

mãs alta y distinguida consideración. wi

México, D.F. 30 de septiembre de 1969.

LA EMBAJADA DE LOS

UNIDOS DE AVERICA

ESTADOS

MiCROFILMED

OCT 3 3 1969

DOC MICRO SER.

"g COPY

1844122

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## Page 499

ASELLIDO

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СОБЕТСКИХ СОЦИАЛИСТИЧЕСКИХ РЕСПУБЛІК

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втасти СССР и Дружественных Государств пропускать беспрепятственно

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le titulaire du présent passeport et de lu! accorder aide et protection en

cas. de besoin.

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## Page 507

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511.

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FRON

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PROCESSINE ACTION

LUAUSO FOR DEDETAI

Ch101, 8B D1v1a10a

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Chlo? of Station, Hastoo CIty

REDTOP ARKYCK

Subject of Balersacos

References;

NO BADEXING EFOUTRES

ONEY QUALIFIED DESY

CAN ALICE DATOONG

87 June 1960

SIOA-S7519, 18 July 1969

Action seguised: leo balay

Referanco A requestad Headquartors: to rutracs Bubjoet

under sass vsriant and full biographle data which vas sortarded

Referonce B forranded a completed PRQ Part 1 on subject.

No rould appreciato raceiving the racilts of lsadguartera traces

as well as Subject's 801-runber (please note that ADIllAD'a

202-auaber sas Inadvertently uned on Releronce 8).

8. As pari of the 0110rt to astablish subjoot'a bona fides,

va sould approciate rucalving a license plate resolution on tha

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DISPATCH

CLASSA RATION

SECRET

Chief, SB Div1s100

Chef, WE D1v18103

Chief of Station, Mexico CIty

SiBEr REDTOP AEKICK-AED I SHARD

Transmittal of PAQ

VITAN REQUIRED - REFIRENCES

Action Required: For review by MKCRUSH

XX

PROCUSSING ACION

HARKED DUR EKKING

NO INDEXING RIQUIRED

OHL' QUALHED DESK

CAN JUDGE LADEXINO

Transmitted herewith are two Personality Assessment

Questionnaires completed by LIBACON.1 and IDENTITY On ARDIEHARD.

The Station would welcone any comments or assesment MRCRUSH

might make on the basis of these reports.

The Station is not

retaining copies of these PAQs.

and Grizmindi

I/John A. PROBERT

Attachment:

IDENTITY u/B/c

S/E UTT5

<44

Diegribution:

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C/SB w/att h/w and u/s/c

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RAMA -3783,3

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DA:T

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MOS FAT MITRIA

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MUO.

DISPATCH

PROKHISING ACTION

SECRET

CD103, BA DIvIsIon

HE DATAXIMO MOVINIO

¡ONEY QUALIANO ISK

Chlor, B5 Division

Acting Chlos or station, Moxico CIty

REDLEG

LIBACOR -1 Progresa

a Report

• Reforeaten:

FIN- 17378,

26 larch 1969

28 March

2963

BAD1A-36881, 8 April 1069

on LIRica-1, coverlay tha pertod 30 Jaguary to 18 Auguat 1969.

Forsarded Deronith ls Bruce H. FIRMALD's progross report

3.

Bado

AS PRINALD's report Indicates, steady progross has boen

1n GOVOlODIAS LIBACON-I INtO A IESPONSIVO BEGAt. LIBACON-1'S

crodentiala via-sorla the soviosa ar oxcelleni, art he 1s learning

to uso thess crodentiala to the station's benefit.

Io sas

reluctant at first, possibly becauso bo did not mut to do the samo

Los BEOCh tiat do rafused to do for askIck.

Pattont handling

by FERNALD pOssE tO have overcone thla roluctaco, and LIGACON-l

now raspords vall to direction.

3.

Bo fat, thora seans to bo no reason to suspect the sincerity

a LIBACO-l's ralaidanchip alta RUPICK.

He developad strong

porsonal affection and prelessloirl respect for both KARTAsUk and

FERNALD, aNd his turnOVOr tO DOuglaS I. DITIAISON ON 11 AUgust 1969

roprosonts an effort to strengthon the emotional attachment, which

seons to be so laportant to hia, by providing hia with a case

officer. uho spoaks his nativa tongue. And, although LIBACOl'a

private life to a mess, se villestch

closely to sen that this does

not causo any groster probion than occasional missed neatinga and

dolaya 11 compioting assignsents.

In the sext phase of LIddoot-l's activity, no espocs to

concentrate on too things:

strengthening the tles with ADIllARD (there have beon

indications that AXillArD's tour may not bo endias shortly

after all, in valca case be ulll renals a priso Station target).

spotting additional agent prospocts, as sussested by

ROforeiCe A.

Attachment

РтеГева

Report bfu

IDENS 4/3/c

CROSS REFERENCE TO

105/HoFaco B. PRALISTI

Distrlbution:

3 - C/ul u/att hu and u/s/s

894 17763

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M/s Attachment to 1441-37762,

25th 5060

24 August 1969

PROGRESS REPORT

Subject

: LIBACON-I

Parlod Covered: January 30 to August 11, 1969

1. LIBACON-I was recrulted by Saruel J. KARTASUK on January

30 and.

was handled by him until March 26.

During this period

they held nine ops meetings.

2.

Bruce H. FERNALD took over LIBACON-L on March 26 and

handled hen to sugust 14,

when he turned i.!i.

¿vor to Douglas f.

MITMANSON.

During this period 16 ops mootiny. were held.

3.

After & fine rocruitment jul KART:SUK also

accomplisia) tro

difticult task

of craverting LIBACON-l's agreement tu were fus

KARTASUK personally into a regular working arrangement.

Of the nine meetings KARTASUK held with LIBnCoN-1,

actually only six wero working meetings.

Info was obtained on

LIBACON-l's personal background as well

as his ops potential.

LIBACON-1 was SÜSWIRLED with jatisfactory results..

Further,

LIBACON-1

was motivated to work for us and he was

mentally prepared

to accept another handler..:

During this period the condition which

LIBACON-1 had placed on his agreement to work for us was suspecind

(1.e.,

that he would not be asked to report on his personal friands

sich a3 Sydilards, his students, or Mexicans. to whom he vs

620*: lonally ittached).

LIBACON-I did complete for KANTAsiK a

15-1100 pritien report on AEDIEHARD.

FERNALD

encountered no problems in getting along with ad

handling LiBiCON-l, whom he got accustoned to following instructions

and to sibmitting reports in writing.

G.

LIBACON-l's Initial attitudo was that he had greed ic work,

or more accurately..

to.asgist

Us

in our work against ASKICK, but ne

was doteruined to keep hinsell away fiom evorybody and overything

associated with AEKICK.

Ro did nut see AEDIEHARD fOr AnTO

than

saur wonths,.

was decistruly turning down evarytl.irg MEDIEHARD asked

and when they met ace dentally in a resort, LIBiCOSal

sant yo lar ag to accept a lunciees appointment with AfDIElARD, and

then

a day before it was to tale place ho postponed it Indefinitely.

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FERNALD succeered in convincing LIBACON-l that he sbould

maintain sociul or friendly personal contact with ADILURD and his

dolleaguos and that he could do it without either giving in to bis

or their demands, or at the other oxtreme, without sajing no to

everything they

vention oi ask for.

LIBACON-1 followed instructions

and went to AFDIElARy's

why he had not. called

him for ten peris.

The result was that LIBiCOlal had two luncheon

meetings with ALDIERARD

in July, and on August 8 LIBACON-l and his

wife were dinner guests of ALDIEHARD and his wife at their apartment.

The AÈDIElARDS agreed to come to LIBACON-l's place for & Iniewall

dinner in September and in the meanwhile LIBACON-1 and AEDIEHARD

will meet, for a luncheon on August 29.

FERNALD insisted from the beginning of his handling of

LIBACON-1 that the latter prepare bio sketches on the NHHARSHers

ho know personally and on Spanlards who had lived in the USSR.

LIBACON→1 prepared bio skotches,

which are actually personality

assessrients, on AEDIEHARD,

IDENTITY D.

The latter two reports

IDENTITY Showed that he would also

IDENTITY C, and

on two spaniaras who are close Iriends of his,

is spite of hig

earliar conditions.

Further, FERNALD instructed LIBACON-l to contact

a good friend of his(IDENTITY E) wheu the larte: returned from a

longer trip to Carchoslovakia. LIBiCON-l carjied out the assignment

well and feportod (orally) about IDDiTITY l's observatiors, impressions

and conclusions concerning what he say aid heard during his stor ir.

his country.

IDINTITY I 1E also & good personal friend dt LIBACON.?.

From the above it can be seen that LIBACON-1 has developor

• Into à person who has confidence in us, and

he accepts without

robervation that we know what we are doing.

10:

In analyzing.LrBACON-1's written

reports it can easily

be soen

that LIBACON-1

seriously and when he

makes a statement about a person he is scrupulous about drawiny

only that conclusion which can be corroborated with facts. ¿BAÜCy-l

:? equally corious and reliable. when he reports about his reili!?

AIt! AEDILLAYD: He first: reports the course of the arutile and

reports AHLiLlRD's statements. vorbatim, as much as pissible.

Then,

he uses

ut-crea knowledge and the knowledge of the person to relay

the artral meaning of the statements.

FERNALD not only balieves

that LiBACON-l's reporting is reliable, but he also feels that ore

can depend or. LIßACON-l to use his knowledge of the area and resple

to sepril'e the appearance and verbiage from the facts, be they

good cr

sid.

assessment of the moral and political rellability of

LIBACON-1, from the point. cf vier of his

bobal?. can only be favorable.

The sano cannot be said

views his j.roc..al life.

this field ho has miny problens, which,

80n0r1?y cuasiing.

aro a result is the face that

intellectually mature los at lansi adequately nature for bis age),

SECRST

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3

whon it comes to emotions ho arts like a toon-ager.

LIBACON-1

15 aware of this

fact and

he ascribes it to the fact that he grew

under conditions of regimentation and moral terror; and when he

found himself in a world

in which people live freo and there are,

no restrictions on personal activitles, as long ap they do not

violate the laws of the country, he remained pusessed by the desire

to enjoy this freedom.

Fortunately, his Forsonal Immaturity

affects his work for us only to thr.

exterit that he occasionally

may not complete an assessment; but whon he doos do a job he does.

it very

well.

12.

To conclude: Although LIBACON-1 has his problems,

there are restricted to the area which does not affect his rellability,

dependability and loyalty to us and our cause.

It is folt that

LIBACON -1 will be still

more productive and easier developed when

handlod by a case officer speaking Russian;l,e., the language of

his formative years.

Bruce H. FERNALD

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SECRET

4/5/c Attachnent to 1146-37762, 27 August 1969

IDENTITIES

JDENTITY A - Vasil CHICHXOV (201-207254)

IDENTITY B. - Aleksandr BROVKIN (201-185114)

IDENTITY C - FICardo CASTELLOTE

IDENTITY D - Carmen CASTELLOTE de MOLYY

IDENTITY E=

Karel WENDEL (201-267892)

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Maca and tise livect

07 17 102 Ao69

tolitel

(rolorands number)

CITE DIRECTOR

27.630

1. ACCORDING TO SENSITIVE HEADQUARTARS SOURCE, MEXICAN DIPLONATIC

VISAS RIQUESTED FO3 ANATOLIY MAZURIN, WIFE AND SON. MAZURIN SCHEDULED

TO REPLICE LOGINOY.

2. VISA REQUSST SÜBMITTED U.S. EMBASSY MOSCOW PROVIDES

•525

FURTEER BIO DSTAILS AS FOLLOWS: ANATOLIY SIRGEYSVICE MAZURIN, DOB

25 SEPTSURE 2938 IF ANENSA: WIES, LIDIYA PETROVA, DPOB 17 MARCH 1941

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3. NO ESADQUARTERS TRACES MAZURIN OR FANILY.

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DON. MICRO. SER

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DR. FEDERICAO MARIN (STATION TRACES CONFIRM MARIN LEFT WING CONTACTS

BUT NO PREVIOUS RECORD SPECIFIC FUSTEAL CONTAÇISI.

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"FRIENDSHIP AND UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN US AND USSR. IN COURSE OF

MEETINGS CAT LEAST ONCE IN SUBJECT'S APARTMENT) SUBJECT DROPPED

NAMES OF "INFLUENTIAL MEXICAN FRIENDS" CAMONG THOSE MENTIONED TO

FERNALD WERE INDUSTRIALIST CARLOS. TROUYET, PRESIDENTIAL PRIVATE

SECRETARY JOAQUIN CISNERSO, JOURNALIST AGUSTIN BARRIOS GOMEZ, AND

PAINTER DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS) WHICH APPARENTLY LED AEDIEHARD TO

ELIEVE SUBJECT MIGHT BE WELL-INFORMED ON MEXCAIN SECES. AEDIEHARD

AKED NUMBER OF QUESTIONS ON POLITICAL MATTERS, SUCH AS: DOES LUIS

ECHEVERRIA HAVE BETTER CHANCE OF BECOMING MEXICAN PRESIDENT THAN

ANTONIO CARRILLO FLORESS AND WHAT IS REAL PURPOSE OF ROCKEFELLER

MISSION (FACT-FINDING COULD NOT BE REAL PURPOSE SINCE EMBASSIES AND

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RECENTLY AEDIEHARD ASKED IF SUBJECI HAD FRIENDS IN LNPURE: WHEN

SUBJECT SAID HE DID (WITHOUT SPECIFYING NAMES) AEDIEHARD ÄSKED HIM

TO GET PHONE DIRECTORY, WHICH HE NEEDS AS LNPURE CHANGES DIRECTORY

EVERY SIX MONTHS (TRUE). AT 20 JUNE MEETING SUBJECT TOLD AEDIEHARD

HE HAD NOT YET HAD CHANCE TO TRY OBTAIN DIRECIORY, BUT PROMISED

TRY HAVE ONE FOR 25 JUNE MEETING:

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AFRAID OF HAVING FUSTEALER TO HIS HOME (SUBJECT REPLIED THIS WOULD

NOT AFFECT MIM IN ANY WAYS; BY SUGGESTING THAT SUBJECT SO WELL

INFORMED HE MUST BE WOFIRM AGENT® (SUBJECT LAUGHED THIS OFF AND

Ti. AEDIEHARD HE HATED WOFIRM, AND BY EXPLAINING TO SUBJECT HE NEEDE

THE INFO HE ASKED FOR "ON ONE MAND TO ADVACIE. IN MIS SCÄREER AND ON

OTHER MAND TO PREVENT MISUNDERSTANDINGS TO WHICH LACK OF INFO CAN

EASILY LEAD"• WHILE AEDIEHARD GAVE

SUBJECT HIS PHONE NUMBER, HE

TOLD SUBJECT NOT TO USE IT. MEETINGS (USUALLY IN RESTAURANTS) ARE

ARRANGED IN ADVANCE, AND SUBJECT HAS NOTED THAT AEDIEHARD PARKS SIX

BLOCKS AWAY FROM MEETING PLACE, TAKES BUS TO POINT ONE BLOCK PAST

MEETING PLACE, THEN SLOWLY WALKS BACK OBSERVING SURROUNDINGS.

MEETINGSSCHEDULED FOR HOURS WHEN RESTAURANIS NORMALLY QUITE EMPTY.

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AND AEDIEHARD LOOKS OVER. CLIENTEL CAREFULLY

3. STATION DOES NOT INTEND RUN SUBJECT AS DOUBLE.

AMONG OTMER

REASONS, WE WOULD BE FORCED COME UP IMMEDIATELY WITH PHONE DIRECTORY

AND NAME OF PERSON WHO SUPPLIED IT. SUBJECT ACTUALLY DOES NOT XNOW

ANYONE IN LNPURE, AND HE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED ADMIT TO AEDIEHARD

THAT HE HAS NO CURRENT CONTACTS IN LNPURE AND THUS HAS NO READY

SOURCE FOR DIRECIORY. HE IS TO ADD THAT ME DOES NOT BELIEVE IT

WOULD BE HARD TO DEVELOP SUCH CONTACTS. STATION HOPES THIS CANDOR

WILL

• DISCOURAGE OR DELAY AEDIEHARD'S USE OF SUBJECT AS AGENT AGAINST

LNPURE WITHOUT DESTROYING RELATIONSHIP, LEAVING STATION FREER TO

• SHAPE RELATIONSHIP TO WOFIRM ADVANTAGE (ASSUMING STATION ASSESSEMENT

DF SUBJECT IS FAVORABLE): FERNALD INITIAL IMPRESSION IS THAT SUBJECT

IS SOLDIER OF FORTUNE TYPE. HE OBVIOUSLY CONTACTE INPURE BECAERE

HE AFRAID HE GETTING IN TOO DEEPS MAY ALSO BELIEVE THERE MONSY TO BE

MADE IN GAME HE THUS FAR ENJOYING. NEXT FEW MEETINGS WITH FERNALD

WILL BE DEVOTED TO OBTAINING BIO AND BACKGROUND DATA AS WELL AS

COMPLETE DETAILS HIS DEALINGS WITH AEDIEHARD.

4O AEDIEHARD POS DEPARTURE NOW SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER

(PER LIREALM- IS OR OCTOBER/ NOVEMBER

(PER LIBACCN-1 FROM 201-525743).

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EITUSACITIZEN OF ITALIAN EXTRACTION, RESIDENT OF TEXAS AND CALLEORNIA,

CURRENTLY IN MEXICO ON IQURISI VISA SELLING INSURANCE,

2.

SABORI WALKED IN TO COS 20 JUNE ON RECOMMENDATION BOB

JOHNSON, FORMER LNERGO AGENT GUADALAJARA, NOW RETIRED IN TEXAS.

JOHNSON HAD RECOMMENDED COS AS LNPURE FIRST SECRETARY WITH WHOM DE

ACQUAINTED.

SABORI CLAIMED HE HAS HAD 12 MEETINGS WITH MEDIEKARD,

WITH NEXT MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR EVEINGS 20 AND 25 JUNE. SAEORi

WOULD NOT SAY MUCH ABOUT NATURE OF RELATIONSHIP; EXCEPT THAT MEDIE-

HARD HAD ASKED HIM PROCURE LATEST INPURE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY, WHICH

WAS REASON FOR HIS CONTACI WITH COS. WHEN ASKED WHY LE WOULD WANT TO

FULFILL SUCH A REQUEST, SADORI ANSWEREU THAT THERE REALLY WAS NOT

MUCH THAT AEDIENARD COULD GET OUT OF VIM, AN INSURANCE SALESMAi,

BUT ME WOULD LIKE TO SE ABLE DO LITTLE FAVORS IN RETURN FOR FAVORS

AEDIEMARD COULD DO FOR HIM., AS EXAMPLE, AEDICHARD HAD INVIDEO HIM

TRAVEL FUSTEAL. LOS SAID ME HAD NO AUTHORITY TUEN OVER PHONE BO0K.

416H48--10161

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SABORI SUGGESTED COS CONTACI "PROPER PEOPLE" AND NE WOULD CALL COS

FOR ANSWER. ALSO SAID HE HAD NO OBJECTION TO "AROPER PEOPLE"

CONTACIING HIM AT LOCAL ADDRESS.

A. SABORI CALLED COS AT 1800 HOURS 20 JUNE AND AGREED IO

AWAIT CALL AI 8900, 23 JUNE. WAS TOLD FERSON CONTACIING HIM WOULD

HAVE ALL FURTHER ADVICE, TO WHICH HE ALSO AGREEABLE.

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ATTEMPT TO GET DETAILS OF CONTACIS WITH AEDIEHARD WITHOUT FRIGHIENINC

SABORI. OFF AND WITHOUT INTERFERING WITH CHANCES REDIENARD WILL TURT

OVER SABORI TO SUCCESSOR. UNLESS THERE ARE DRAMAICI DEVELOPMENTS,

STATION SEES THIS AS CHANCE TO GET AGENT IN ON GROUND FLOOR WITN

SUCCESSOR RATHER THAN OPPORTUNITY TAKE LAST-DIICK ACIION AGAINST

AEDIEHARD. WILL NOT PROVIDE PHONE BOOK BUT WILL TAKE PASSIVE

ATTITIDE, EVEN IN FACE SABORI REFUSAL PROVIDE FURTHER DETAIL,

UNTIL ME TURNED OVER

TO AEDIEHARO SUCCESSOR.

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B: MEXICO CITY 0152 (IN 54251)*

1. HISSY AGREE WITH GUIDANCE GIVEN LIBACON-1 PER PANAGRAPIL 2,

ANU WITH STATION OBJECTIVES FOR USE LIOVAL-A PER PARAGRAPH 3, OF

KEFERLNCE B.

2. ASSUME LIUVAL-1 HAS BEEN BRILFED NOT TO APPLAR NOXIOUS,

SHOULU LIE BE CONTACTED BY MEDIEHARO, AND TRiAT THE LATTLE SHOULU BL

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CLASS. AEDIEHARD REPLIED IN THAT CASE HE WOULD CALL LIBACON-I TO

ARRANGE LUNCH FOR FOLLOWING WEEK.

2. CLARIFICATION PARA 4 REF: MEDIENARD DID NOT ACTUALLY SAY

THAT MEETING LIOVAL -I WAS IMPORTANT TO HIS CAREER. THIS WAS LIBACON-I'S

INTERPRETATION BASED ON EVIDENT IMPORTANCE TO GEDIEHARD OF MEETING

LIBACO"-L'S. CLEAR IMPRESSION THAI dEDIEHARD HAVING

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AND AEDIEHARD'S STATEMENT EARLIER IN CONVERSATION THAT HE NOT LOOKING

FORWARD TO SPENDING NEXT TWO YEARS

AT HOME.

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SMAY, AEDIEHARD SUDDENLY AND DESPERATELY BRACED LIBAGON-I

TO

INTRODUCE HIM TO LIOVAL-I. AEDISHARD PREVIOUSLY AWARE LIOVAL-1

LIBACON-1 CONTACT AND HAD AT IIMES FISHED FOR INIRODUCTION BY

OCCASIIONALLY ASKING LIBACON-I IO PUT HIM ON CONTACT WITH PERSONS WHO

COULD TRAVEL TO WOLADY, BUT HAD SEVER BEFORE MENTIONED LIOVAL-!

BY NAME. WHEN LIBACON-I RESISIDO BY STATING LIOVAL-I NOT ONLY HIS

STUDENT BUT ALSO GOOD FRIEND WIEK WHOM AEDIEHARD COULD ACHIEVE

NOTHING BECAUSE OF LIOVAL-I'S FERSONAL INTEGRITY AND POLITICAL

CONVICTIONS, AEDIEHARD BECAME ASUSIVE AND FLATLY DEMANDED THAT

LIBACON-I MAKE INTRODUCTION. LISACON-I CONTINUED TO REFUSE SHE IS.

TRULY OPPOSED TO MAKING INTRODLCTION AS ME DOES NOT WANT TO GET

INVOLVED WITH AEKICK AND DOES NOT WANT TO DO ANYTHING WHICH WOULD

MAKE LIOVAL-I SUSPECT HE IS INVOLVED WITH AEKICK) AND AEDIEHARD

EVENTUALLY INSISTED THEY MEET FOR LUNCH FOLLOWING WEEK TO DISCUSS

MATTER FURTHER.

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OFFICER INSTRUCTED LIBACON-I TO CONTINUE BE RELUCTANT IN ORDER TO

FORCE AEDIEHARD TO LAY HIS CARDS ON TABLE AND TO DO ALL PLANNING FOR

INTRODUCTION. ON OTHER HAND, LIBACON-I NOT TO BE SO RELUCIANT AS

TO PUT HIMSELF ON AEKICK BLACKLIST AND HE SHOULD EVENTUALLY AGREE

MAKE INTRODUCTION IF AEDIEHARD CONTINUES INSIST.

3. STATION OBVIOUSLY INTERESTED IN HAVING LIOVAL-I MEET AEDIEHARD

NOT ONLY FOR CONTINUED CLOSE ASSESSMENT AEDIEHARD BUT ALSO TO NOTE

ANY AEKICK REACTION TO LIOVAL-I'S INVOLVEMENT IN AEKITE CASE.

LIOVAL-I HAS BEEN BRIEFED ON HOW TO REACT IF APPROACHED BY AEDIEHARD.

STATION ALSO WISHES

BE IN POSTION TO INTRODUCE PERSONS OF ITS

CHOICE TO AEDIEHARD AND/OR HIS SUCCESSOR VIA LIBACON-I IN FUTURE.

HE SHOULD THEREFORE NOT BURN HIS BRICES BY ADAMANT REFUSAL INTRODUCE

LIOVAL-10

4O LIBACON-I SUPRISED BY AEDIEHARD'S COMPLETE "LOSS OF COOLE

IN INSISTING ON INTRODUCIION. AEDIEHARD EVEN INDICATED THAT MEETING

LIOVAL-1 WAS IMPORTANI FOR HIS CAREER AND THAT IF HE WAS NOT SUCCESS-

FUL HE MIGHT HAVE TROUBLE GETTING ANOTHER TOUR ABROAD. HE NOT LOOXING

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MEXICO CITY 9456(12 /2827)

1. ON 22 MARCH LIREALM-I SAN AEDIEHARD AT CLUS. THERE WAS

NO OPPORIUNITY FOR AN EXTENUED PRIVATE CONVERSATION. THEY DISCUSSED

A MOVIE CAMERA WHICH AEDIEHARD WANTS TO SELL AND LIREALM SAID

HE MIGHT FIND ABUYER. THEN TULO AEDIEHARD THAI HE HAD SOMETHING

HE WANTED TO TALX ABOUT AND HOPED TO GET IOGETHER SOON TO DO SO.

AEDIEHARD SAID HE WOULD CALL LIREALM DURING WEEK AND TAKE HIM TO

LUNCH.

2.. ON 24 MARCH AEDIEHARD CALLED LIREALM AT LATTER'S OFFICE

FROM PHONE BOOTH (SIREET NOISE IN BACKGROUND) TO MAKE LUNCHEON

DATE. LIREALM-I SUGGESTED 26 MARCH AND INVITED AEDIEHARD TO

KEY CLUB WHICH LIREALM USES FOR EUSINESS LUNCHES. AEDIEHARD DID

NOT RECOGNIZE THE CLUB BUT AGREED.

30. MORNING OF 26 MARCH ALDICHARD CALLED LIREALM

AT OFFICE IO

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AEDIENARD KNOW HE DISPLEASED AT LUNCHEON CANCELLATION AND CONSIDERED

EXCUSE A DODGE. CAEDIENARD'S SON WAS THERE WITH SMALL BANUAID ON

ARM.)

FROM MIS EXPRESSION, AEDIEHARD WAS EMBARRASSED AND

OiT-CALANCE.

•S. AFIER TENNIS LIREALM GOT AEDIEMARD ASIDE TO TELL HIM PURPOSE

OF LUNCH WAS TO TELL HIM THAT HIS JOKING AND NEEDLING OF LIREALM

HAD ENBAARASSED HIM IN FRONI OF MEXICANS, PARTICULARLY RECENT OFFER

OF MONEY. AEDIEHARD INTERRUPTED IO SAY IT WAS ONLY A JOKE. LIREALM

SAID HE CONSIDERED IT MALICIOUS AND HE WOULD NOI TOLERATE SUCH

BEHAVIOR IN FRONT OF FRIENDS IN FUTURE. AEDIEHARD APOLOGIZED

PROFUSELY, SAID HAD NO SAU INTENTIONS AND PROMISED NOS REPEAT IT

IN FUTURE.

6 LIREALM REPORTED AEDIEHARD WAS COMPLETELY UNPREPARED FOR

ABOVE EXHANGE AND WAS TRANSPARENILY ÜISTURBED, CISTRESSED, AND

DISASVANTAGED.

7. LIRALD WILL CONTINUE TO BÈ FRIENDLY TO ATCHARD: WITH COMP

GOING QUI OF HIS WAY.

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(13). On 12 December. 1968 two team members spotted Valentin

S. LOGINOV (known KGB) walking with an unknown Nexican male.

After LOGINOV departed

the Mexican remained at a restaurant

for an hour appearing to be waiting for someone. The Mexican

finally departed after making a phone call and was lost in

boavy traffic.

The team members obtained the Nexican's license

plate number from which he was identified as Ignacio VALLINA

Barros.

From notes fur COs Conference

24-28 March 1969

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GROUPS HOME EVERY SECOND SUNDAY FOR LUNCH AFTER TENNIS. 2

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SENT.

B. DISCUSSION WAS NOT OUT OF EARSHOT OF OTHER GUESTS BUT

AT TABLE DURING LUNCH. SUSJECT MADE N ATTEMPT TO KEEP IT

PRIVATE. IN FACT, AFTER STATING HE HAD SEEN LIREALM SEVERAL

TIMES AT SANBORNS WITH I§TELLIGENCE OFFICERS, SUBJECT TURNED

A GERMAN GUEST AND ARSED, "DO YOU THINX THAT LIREALM COULD

EARN AS MUCH MONEY AS HE DOES, DOING WHAT HE SRAS HE DOES,

WITHOUT HELP FROM WOFIRM?* THE GERMAN, GOING ALONG WITH THE

JOKE SAID, "OF COUSE NOT".

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DO THIS PROVOCATION OF HIS CONTACIS IS STANDARD PRACTICE

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SLIGHTLY OFFENSIVE PROVOCATIONS. FUS TWO WEEKS AGO AT A SIMILAR

LUNCH AT ANOTHER GERMAN,S HOUSE, HIS PROVOCATIONS * HOW GERMANS

ON NIXON'S VISIT TO BERLIN AND ELCTION OF PRESIDENT THERE LED

TO HIM INSULTING HOSTS AND LEAVING IN A HUFF SHORTLY BEFORE HE

WOULD HAVE BEEN EVICTED.

E. LIREALM FEELS THAT TRIIS HARPING ON LIREALM'S WORK FOR

WOFIRM IS SUBJECT'S STANDARD PROVOCATION FOR HIM CLIPELM AND WIFE

ARE ONLY AMERICANS

IN GROUP) AND THAI SUBJECT MAS NO HARD INFO

ABOUT HIS WOFIRM CONNECTIONS: HOWEVER, LIREALM ALSO FEELS THAT

IF SUBJECI IS ALLOWED TO CONTINUE THIS PROVOCATIVE LINE WITHOUT

EFFECTIVE REBUTTAL, LIREALM CAN BE MADE TO LOOK TO FOOL IN THE

GROUPS EYES. IN LIREALM'S ESTIMATE NONE OF GROUP SUSPECTS HIS

STATUS IN MEXICO BUT THINK THAT THE WOFIRM LINE IS JUST SUBJECI'S

MAY OF PROVOKING THE ONLY GRINGO IN THE GRiÉP.

2. LiREALM STATED THAT SUBJECT IS VERY GOOD IN DISHING IT OUT

TO EVERYEPY BUT LAVARLABLY COMES OUT A POOR SECOND IN REPARTEE AFTER

DELIVERINE SUITIAL DIG. HE CAN NOT TAXE IT, iS THIGO SKINNEO, AND

EMBARHASSES EASILY,

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3. PLAN OUTLIPED PARA 4 REF WAS PRESENTED TO LIREALM WITH

PROVISO IT IS SUBJECT TO HQS CONCURRENCE. HE WAS ENTHUSIASTIC SINCE

IT PARALLELS HIS OWN THINKING. ME BELIEVES THAT IT WOULD EFFECIIVELY

SILENCE SUBJECT, IS GUARANTEED TO THROW HIM INTO DEEP EMBARRASSMENT

AND CONFUSION, AND BURN HIM WITHIN THE GROUP SINCE LIREALM WOULD

LIKE TO MAVSAENFRONAITION WITH OTHERS PRESENT SINCE WHOLE GROUP

KNOWS HOW SUEJECT NEEDLES HIM AND SEVERAL HEARD SUBJECT OFFER HIM

MONEY. STATION CONCURS IN IHIS ADDITON TO PLAN.

A. HOWEVER, SUBJECT PREFERS NOT TO WALK-IN TO MR. SPRUCE SINCE

HE IS HIS ONLY SOURCEE OF BUSINÉEVATIES AND ADVICE IN THE EMBASSY.

HE SUSPECTS THAT SPRUCE WOULD ATTEMPT TO PRY. THEFORE, AGREED HE

WOULD WALK-IN TO SECURIIY OFFICER, INDICATE THE NATURE OF HIS

PROBLEM, ANE ASK TO TALK TO A WOFIRM REP.

S. STATION IS SENVINCE → THAI PARA A REF PALN VITH ABOVE

MODIFICATINONS WILL EFFECTIVELY TERMINATE SUBJECT'S PROVOCATIONS,

IS PERFECTLY NATURAL FOR A PERSON IN LIREALM'S ROSABUJNO AND WILL

STRENGRTEN HIS COVER VIS-A-VIS HIS AND SUBJECT'S MUTUAL FRIENDS.

THERFORE, URGE PROMPT HQS CONCURRENCE.

6. FILE: 201-77337 AND 201-285412..

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REFERENCES: A.. DIRECTOR-814.35

B. MEXICO CITY-9375 (IN 08492)

C. MEXICO CITY-9381 (IN 08490)

(roloranco number)

CITE DIRECTOR

81831 7

1: 201-285412 HAS BEEN ASSIGNED AEDIEHARD.

2. THERE APPEAR IO BE TWO KEY ORJECTIVES WICH SHOULD BE

SOUGHT IN THIS LATEST LIREALM/AEDIEHARD DEVELOPMENT. THEY ARE:

A. PROTECT AND STRENGTHEN LIREALM'S COVER IN A NATURAL.

MANNER, AND

B. OPERATIONALLY EXPLOIT AEDIFHARD'S AGGRESSIVE ATTI-

TUDE IN POSITIVE TERMS SO THAT STATION CAN DEVELOP ADDITIONANAY

ACCESS TO HIM KHILE MAINTAINING THAT WHICH IS ALREADY EXISTEN

3. IF OUR ACTIONS ARE CAREFULLY PLANNED, THESE OBJECTIVES

JEED NOT CONFLICT. REVIEN OF AEDIEHARD'S FILE REVEALS FOLLONING

GENERAL CONCLUSIONS:

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B. HIS ACTIONS COULD BE INTERPRETED AS THOSE OF AN RIS

OFFICER TRYING TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO HIMSELF FOR ONE REASON

OR ANOTHER. HE IS NEITHER PARTICULARLY SUAVE NOR SUBTLE IN

HIS PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS. • YET HE IS CRAFTY, QUICK ON HIS &

FFET, AND MAKES FAST DECISIONS MID ACTS ON THEM. HE IS

DEFINITELY SOCIALLY ACTIVE AND MORE UBIQUITOUS THAN MANY

OTHER SOVIETS IN MEXICO, THIS VISIBILITY, HIS APPARENT

MOBILITY, HIS KNOWN KGB AFFILIATION, AND HIS OUTWARD PERSON-

ALITY MERIT OUR CONSIDERATION FOR PLACING HIM ON STATION'S

PRIORITY TARGET LIST.

(10) 87511)

1. WHILE THE PLAN OUTLINED IN MEXICO CITY 9356 AND FURTHER

• MODIFIED IN NEXICO CITY 9375 WOULD EFFECTIVELY TERMINATE TRFALM/

AEDIEHARD RELATIONSHIP AND CERTAINLY BE NATURAL ACTION FOR U.S.

BUSINESSMAN TO TAKE (THEREBY IN HARMONY WITH LIREALM'S COVER),

PERIAPS THIS ACTION (REPORTING TO THE EMBASSY HIS CONTACT WITH

ALDICHARD) IS NOT NECLSSARY AT THIS TIME. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING

ALTERNATIVE FOR STATION'S CONSIDERATION SUBJECT, MATURALLY

TO

COOEDINATIMO CITICERO

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MODIFICATION:

A. LIREALM WOULD ATTEMPT AVOID CONTACT AND CONVERSATION

WITH AEDIEHARD FOR NEXT FEW DAYS.

B. THEN, AFTER PERHAPS ONE WEEK OR MORE, LIREALM WOUID

SEEK OUT AEDIEHARD AND ASK TO SPEAK WITH HIM ALONE..

C. LIREALM WOLLD FIRMLY EXPLAIN TO AEDIEHARD THAT HE

ENJOYS TALKING WITH HIM ON OCCASION WHEN THEY CHANCÈ TO MEET

BUT THAT AEDIEHARD'S CONSTANT PUBLIC NEEDLING AND JOKING

ABOUT LIREALM'S SUPPOSED CONNECTION WITH WOFIRN BAS CAUSING

HIM EMBARRASSMENT IN MEXICAN/AMERICAN BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND

HAD TO STOP. LIREALM WOULD TELL SUBJECT THAT AS PATRIOTIC

AMERICAY CITIZEN HE HAD SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME THINKING

ABOUT REPORTING THIS CONTACT TO AMERICAN EMBASSY AND EXPLAIN-

ING TO U.S. OFFICIALS HIS PREDICAMENT VIS A VIS AEDIEHARD'S

JOCULAR BUT. INSISTENT PUBLIC ACCUSATIONS.

D: LIREALM WOULD THEN STATE THAT HE HAD NOT DONE SO FOR

THREE REASONS:

(CONTINUED.

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(1) HE DID NOT WANT TO CAUSE EMBARRASSMENT FOR

AEDIEHARD IN EVENT U.S. OFFICIALS NOULD TAKE SOME ACTION

EITHER THROUGH MEXICAN GOVERNMENT OR DIRECTLY WITH SOVIET

OFFICIALS:

(2) HE PID NOT WANT TO CAUSE TROUBLE FOR HIMSELF IN

EVENT U.S. OFFICIALS DECIDED TO INVESTIGATE HIM. HE FELT

THAT REGARDLESS WHETHER THEY DID INVESTIGATE HIM OR NOT,

THEY WOULD PLACE HIM ON SOME SORT OF "SUSPICIOUS LIST" AND

TilIS COULD HANDICAP HIS BUSINESS INTERESTS AND SOCIAL

RELATIONSHIPS WITH VARIOUS EMBASSY COUPLES WITH WHOM HE AND

HIS NIFE NERE FRIENDLY.

(3) HE SAW NO REASON WHY HE COULD NUI CONTINUE TO SEE

AEDIEHARD SOCIALLY AS BEFORE BUT THAT HE KNEW THAT IF HE

REPORTED TO EMBASSY HE WOULD PROBABLY BE ASKED TO CEASE

• THIS CONTACT IN HIS BEST INTERESTS AND THOSE OF THE EMBASSY.

E. LIREAL! WOULD THEN ASK FOR QUID PRO QUO. "LET US

CONTINUE AS FRIENDS, SUCH AS LEONOV AND I WERE, BUT DROP THIS

AILRASIMO DARICIA

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• SPY ACCUSATION BUSINESS OR I WILL HAVE NO RECOURSE BUT TO

PROTECT MYSELF AND REPORT TO THE ENBASSY. "

5. THIS ACTION ON THE PART OF LIREALM IS IN PERFECT HARMONY

WITH ACHIEVING OBJECTIVE NUMBER ONE: PROTECTING AND MAINTAINING

LIREALM'S COVER. HOPEFULLY IT WOULD SET STAGE FOR CONTINUING

CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD ON PROFITABLE BASIS SO THAT WE CAN PROFES-

SIONALLY ASSESS THIS SOVIET WHICH FULFILLS THE SECOND OBJECTIVE.

WE EVALUATE LIREALM'S REPORTING ON HIS SOVIET CONTACTS AS ACCURATE,

LUCID, AND USEFUL. THE RECENT BAC

ON AEDIEHARD COMPLETED BY

LIREALM IS POSITIVE STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION. HOWEVER, SHOULD

AEDIEHARD PERSIST WITH HIS GAMES PLAYING WE HAVE NOT CLOSEN DOOR

ON LIREALM GOING TO THE EMBASSY AND CARRYING OUT ACTION DESCRIBED

IN STATION MESSAGES. THUS THIS OPTION STILL VALID.

6. APART FROM SEEKING TO OBTAIN ABOVE OBJECTIVES BY TAKING

THE INITIATIVE NE ALSO AVOID A LIREALM WITHDRANAL FROM AEDIEHARD

HICH, NO MATTER HOW WELL PLANNED, SOVETS WOULD PROBABLY SUSPECT

AS SOME FORY OF DEFENSIVE ACTION ON LIREALM'S PART IN VIEN OF NIS

(CONTINUED. . .)

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EXPOSURE. BY SUBJECT. ACTION SUGGESTED THIS MESSAGE KEEPS CONTACT

OPEN, WE MAINTAIN INITIATIVE, DOES NOT PRECLUDE TAKING DEFENSIVE

ACTION IN FUTURE SHOULD AEDIEHARD STUBBORNLY PERSIST, AND IS NATURAL.

FOR SOMEONE LIKE LIREALM GIVEN THIS SORT OF SITUATION.

ULTIMATE

OBJECTIVE HIERE IS FOR STATION TO DETERMINE THROUGH CONTINUED CONTACT

PLUS ADDITIONAL ACCESS TAILORED TO LIREALM INFORMATION WHETIER CR

NOT A PLANNED DEVELOPMENTAL EFFORT AIMED AT RECRUITMENT SHOULD BE

INITIATED.

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ERAILOS STATION IS IN BEST POSITION TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT

THIS TYPE OF EXPLOITATION OF CONTACT WITH AEDIENARD CAN BL EFFEC-

TIVE IN TERNS OF FURTHER PROFESSIONALLY ASSESSING THE TARGET AND.

IN CONSIDERATION OF LIREALM'S OTHER OPERATIOVAL ACTIVITIES. IN NO

WAY DO WE WISH TO HAVE THIS ACTIVITY CONFLICT WIII LIREALM'S

ABILITY TO SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT HIS OTHER PRESENT OR PLANNED

OPERATIONAL EFFORTS.

(CONTINUED. . .)

ILRASINO ORDICER

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