INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT:BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NEUTRON IRRADIATION/ALSO SEVEN (7) STATE DEPARTMENT DOCUMENTS
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NEUTRON IRRADIATION/ ALSO SEVEN (7) STATE DEPARTMENT

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7-11 Oct 63

S. PLACE ANO DATE OF ACO: UptOR, LoIoe

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6. EVALUATION:

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INFORMATION.

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PA'APPROVING AUTHORITY: CARI, E. TREXLER, Ltüol, LiSAF

the source on the interests and competence of two Sovist

Source is a radiation biologist with an extensive background

applied research in

of effects

of neutron irradiation on a biological

specinen.

Source felt thut the Soviet contributions did not present any new

approaches to the problems

of radiation biology but that the contributions did

reveal a high level of Soviet competence in the field. (C)

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1. Tho tro Soviet scientists who made contributions at the symposzum on.

radiations were V. I. IVANOV, Institute , 1

Biophysics, Academy of fedical Science, Moscow.

send FU. T MOSLAV, Instituto of

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V: I. IVANOV, in my opinion, would be described as

a nealth-physicist with

particular interest in neutron

dosimetry.

He appeared

to be quite competent in

his fiela. At the completion of a presentation which I made, Ivan v asked if I

nad indeed used a pulse-type roactor without

a moderator as my neutron environ

ment source. I answered his question affirmatively

and he appeared to be quite

astounded. Ivanov was a man of small stature, slender (140 lbs.), black hair,

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very stern faced, and I would estimate his age to be approximately 35 years.

He dressed in a typical Russian style, pin-striped suit, broad lapels and

padded shoulders.

He understood English very well but had difficulty speaking

YU. I. MOSKALEN would be described as a radiation biologist.

He aypeared

to have a broad backpround in biology with lesser emphasis on physics.

of medium stature, 175-185 Ibs, and probably in his early 50.o, dressed in

mee net ther spoke nor understood English.

typical Russian style. (S)

Both of these

Soviets impressed me as being very competent scientists.

The work they presented was not anything new,

but they were very well

on its content.

They answered questions graciously and fully and did not make

avoid questions on their work.

They were very alert during the

various sessions, took a copious amount of notes and asked questions of many

of the contributors. (C)

From the work which the Soviets presented, it appeared that they were not

Involved in basic "Ivory tower" type research, but rather in what we would call

applied research.

From the number of co-authors which appeared on their papers

one would tend to think that a rather large effort was being made in this fiold.

6. Repeatedly, the Soviets asked questions about the effects and measurenent

of intermediate-range (epi-thermal) neutrons (which have energies in the ran,;?

::f 200 EV tc. 0.50 MEV).

They indicated a great deal more interest in the

intermediate range neutrons than did their U.S. counterparts. (S)

7. I heard through unofficial channels that the AlC was going to invite both

Moskalev and Ivanov back to Brookhaven for one of their heälth-physits

meatings sometine within the near future. I belleve this would be an excellent

chance for exploitation due to their willingness to discuss work in their

fiald. (C)

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Report # 1 569 0007 63, dated 18 October 1963

Subj: Biological Effects of Neutron Irradiation

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General comnents by the source on the interests and competence of two Sovi:t

scientists.

Source is a radiation biologist with an extensive background

applied research in the field of effects of neutron irradiation on a biological

Source felt thut the Soviet contributions did not present any new

approaches to the problems of radiation biology but that the contributions did

raveal a high level of Soviet competence in the field.

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1. The two Soviat sciontists who made contributions at.

the Symposium on

Biolose affects at neutron

radiations were V. I. IVANOV, Institute if

Engineers and Physical Scientists,

Moscow, and XU. I: MOS AliV, Institute of

Biophysics, Academy of Medical Science, Moscow.

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V. "I. IVANOV, in my opinion, would be described

a health-physicist with

particular interest in neutron dosimetry.

He appeared to be quite competent in

his field.

At the completion of a presentation which I made, Ivan v asked if I

nad

indeed used a pulse-type reactor without a moderator as my neutron environ

ment source.

I answered his question affirnatively and he appeared to be quite

astounded

Ivanov was a man of small stature, slender (140 Ibs.), black nair,

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HQ US STRIKE COMMAND

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very stern faced, and I would estimate his age to be approximately 35 years.

He dressed in a typical Russian style, pin-striped suit, broad lapels and

padded shoulders.

He understood English very well but had difficulty speaking

the language. (S)

to have 2- rose backeroud ben birder at rata on biologi pay tie a pared

typical Russian style.. (S)

Both of these Soviets impressed me as being very competent scientists.

The work they presented was not anything new, but they were very well versed

on its content.

They answered questions graciously

and fully and did not make

an attempt to avoid questions on their work.

They were very alert during the

various sessions, took a copious amount of notes and asked questions of many

of the contributors. (C)

From the work which the Soviets presented, it appeared that they were not

Involved In basic "ivory tower" type research,

but rather in what we

would call

applied research. From the number of co-authors which appeared on their papers

one would tend to think that a rather large effort was being made in this field.

(C)

6.

Repeatedly, the Soviets asked questions about the effects and measurement

of intermediate-range (epi-thermal) neutrons (which have energies in the range

Af 200 EV to 0.50 MEV.

They indicated a great deal

more interest in the

intermediate range neutrons than did their U.S. counterparts. (S)

7. I heard through unofficial channels that the AtiC was going to invite both

MoskaleV and Ivanov back to Brookhaven for one of their health-physics

motings sometine within the near fusure. I belleve this would be an excellent

chance for exploitation due to their willingness to discuss work in their

field. (C)

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STATE DEPARTMENT DOCUMENTS

1.

From Dept. of State to AmEmbassy Moscow - Unclassified

No. A-4168, dated 12 May 1973

Subj:

Invitation to Soviet Scientist to

Participate in U.S. Symposium

2. To Dept. of State Wash., D.C. from Amembassy Moscow - Secret

No. A-969, dated 24 August 1971

Subj:

A Murky Business Involving

Exchange Scientist

Dr. Patrick J. Sutherland

3.

Notes Source: Collected from files, U.S. Embassy Moscow - Conf

Dated May 1970

4..-

Dept. of State Incoming Telegram

Control # 2744, dated 3 October 1963, Limited Official Use

States 'Reproduction from this copy is prohibited unless

unclassified"

5. Dept. of State Incoming Telegram

Control # 22050, dated 28 September 1963, Limited Official

States "Reproduction from this copy is prohibited unless

unclassified"

6. Dept. of State Incoming Telegram

Control # 21910, dated 28 September 1963, Limited Official

States "Reproduction from this copy is prohibited unless

unclassified"

7.

Dept. of State Airgram to Dept. of. State from Amembassy Moscow

Dated 10 September 1963,

Subj: Visas: Nonimmigrants IVANOV, V. I. et al

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600254°

Cose 41357

Fotice of Intelligenco Potentiel

Date 33 Sep

cember 1963

1.

mporUm oI Biological Elects of feutroI Indi-

pred by the International Atonle Brerzy Agency

(7AA)

Taland,

Ky York from 4-11 Osteber 1963

The Spigoelun

to the sympostun on leutron Detection, Dosimetry

and Standerdization, Harvell, Ingland, 10-14, December 1962.

The

syu osiva program includes sessions on Dosimetty, Proton, Panel on

Blophysical Considerations in Neutron Imperimentation,

Cellular and

Genotie Errects, Patholasy, and Folatira Biological Affectivenese.

2.

indicated:

The followinG sorets ure scheduled te preseat papere es

So deis

SONOROVA, I: Bo s

Super,

LE;

Muscow "Production uà inrestigation of Done Fielos

Ior Irradiation of merimental Animala vich Enataus

of Fino Energy"

KEYRON MARUS, I. Bo, ROMANSY, Fo Io,

.V. Vos

Moscor,"Ihe Messurement of Fissue Doses

Si leutsone behiud Resetor Shielding"

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Institute of Blophysies, Aesdery of

Fedics).

"Mologicai effect of fast

An additional Soviet scientist, nene nos given, is to

axesent a paper on benith and salety aspects

of the use of neutrona.

3, CD/00 ulIl have a nunher of cleared sources in atter-

d209.

requirments classified through SBoRET are tarited ard

should be recested in this division by 30 September 1963 11 they are

are to be utilized for briering namposes.

ExciUded EroI Autontic

Dorngrading and Declessification

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ACTION DEPARIMENT 1057; INFORMATION VIENNA 16

PASS AEC

Reference: Department telegram 1003, sent Vienna 1001

State Committee officials advised that V.

I. Ivanov ano

MoSkaley will attend IAEA symposium at Brookhaven

October 7C11. Visa applications sent Department airgram

331,

September 10. Committee unaware participation M. Zelchinsky

and no visa application received by Embassy, Committee promises

arrival information next week.

Fourth set AEC technical documents delivered and officials

state Soviet documents en route.

All copies AEC trip report

delivered sither directly, through Committee; or through other

appropriate offices.

STOESSEL

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RESKALEN,

VERi

Source: Collected from files,

US Embassy,

Mos

NOZ FOR RELEASE IN THIS FORM TO NON-CI

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Виці кинцю

lay 1970

QUESTERS

"FIDELTAL

/Toninesze, %.l Chairsan, Organizing Coittee, Conference on Cloud Physics and leather lodification, Transcaucasian Research lydro

retecrlogical institute, '150 Plekhanov Evenue", Toilisi, OSSR.

~Iinkoy, Alcksey lasil'yevich, Author of several books thick contain "solutione to the importani diriorentsal equations which arise in *

fiald of coupied flous."

aberck, lia die Head of GillIsveinet, lias to dare delivered a paper it the lorid Symposium on Lead and Zine sponsored bu lie AbE alogith

Ers. G. il. Pakhonova and 1. 5. Retskin, but friled to reply to correspondence even when hanu delivered by ArEna Sci attache,: Jod 28L da 09:

Later he expirined he was on a long trip.

harico, do Ia. (skhaylon?), Professor, Purector, VITI (sel i tech info).

Lestevitinor, Foria Screevich Forolen Pelations Deartent, inlit of Henlth Us Good relish. Conceaned with exchanges.

Lodestone, M. lio

Intergretro, linketry of Healthe ibrut 47, strong seatures, lore equaline nose, Inrse dark eyes, red hair (prob dyed).

so: deze in sath in her youth, lias dautter 20 and son Abcut R. Cool Suellch, soce Presch, no leman, las curiour about the present est-

¡naldon of illilureva, this shn described as "an into'ligent siri, but schizophrende, I bilieve." Of Armenian extraction tut lever lised there.

saint any gera in Tilisi. Hushand dead. Lives or the satovage scaentore south.of Wis Dabasay.: Her boy is a ponr rath studen!. Contact

sara hodeativa praped hia thorehly-for bio, dala on hiself, Said hushad dead only 6icus, conflictma rath story of prother inimpretar

Ata sadd infesi ova's husbrind dead a year and a haisa. Apa 10.

yes tier, furly Toutfovich, Frolubüy lead of emerica section, fornien testins Dojortant, leady de salfere. Sore Initiration thee he tried

fossthig Kop.

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On August 1o, by. sutherland, a geologist came to the imbassy to sees the

advice and

Officer concerning sone t

troubling behavior

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He arrived on August 15 and contacted Yuriy MOSKALy in the foreign Relations

Departent, who visitec

her to clear up some contusion concernia Sutherilamla

arrangements to lovosibirsk kademgorodok. Moskalev seid that a

colleague From the Foreign Relations Section would visit sutherland at 5:30 pol

the loth.

A Russian acout 35 years of age with thick black hair, whose

name

Sutherland could not recall, presented himself at Sutherland's room in

the Academy of Sciences Hotel.

He said he was a "linguist" rather than a

scientist, and, after a few preliminaries asked whether Sutherland had any

"non-scientific books" with him. As it happened, Sutherland kad a few

presentation paper backs which he had picked up at the cultural section

and a couple of unread US newsmagazines. The Pussian asked if he might have

then, and was quite insistent about it.

Sutherland gavs him the books,

thinking he could get more at the Embassy. The Russian asked 21s0 if he

might have the newsmagazines Sutherland protested that he had not read

them yet, whereupon the Russian expressed the hope that he sould have read

them before he caught the plane that night and could give them to him.

"Is this all the books you have?" asked the Pussian. Sutherland assured

him it was.

Sutherland, already suspicious, was then quite surprised when the Fussian

asked if he could do him a small favor.

"Today is my mother-in-law's

birthday; I have to buy a gift for her, but there is nothing suitable in

the ordinary shops. I am sure I could find something in one of the dollar

stores. If you went with he you could buy it and I would reimburse you."

Group 3

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Sutherland rapiled that he was sire that he had read in some briefirg

material for the trip that this would be illegal. The Russian assured him

It was not, since he had received many gifts from Americans which had been

purchased in the dollar stores.

Sutherland, still dubious, said that he

would like to check this with the Embassy first.

The Russian, chagrined,

said that there was no point in doing that. The Embassy would say no. Fe

then dropped the subject and offered to take Sutherland on a tour of the

city, but sutherland was dead tired and pleaded that he had to geù some

rest

before catching the plane.

The Russian became quite insistert, and it

was with some difficulty that Susherland was finally able to convince him

that he did not want a last-minute tour of the city.

"I got the impression that he was trying to get me out of my room for some

reason," explained Sutherlard to the Science Officer. He related that in

any case what he had mainly wanted to see someone in the Embassy about was

a request from a former exchange scholar that he deliver a book ard some

records to friends of the latter in

Novosibirsk. 3y sheer chance, said

Sutherland, he had rented his house to a fellow who had returned from a

sojourn in Axadengorodok in 1970, He had never actually met him, Dui by

correspondence his tenant had asked him to undertake

this small connission.

the Russian

"After / had leît," said Suüherland, "Ithought I had better come dova to

the Embassy, so I went down ard walked up to a taxicab which was parked au

the taxi stand in front of the notel. I got in and asked to go jo the

American Embassy.. The felle rajused. I got out and flagged down a cao

which was passing. I had just told the driver I wanted to go to the American

imbassy when the first cab drives got out of his car and came over and said

something to the second one in Russian. The second one then also refused.

I flagged down a third cab and exactly the same thing happened.. I was pretty

angry by this time and flagged down a fourth. I simply got in and said

'American Embassy'. The first cab driver was trying to speak to the driver,

but I pushed him on the shoulder and told him to get going auickly.

Fortunately, the driver ignored the first cab driver and drove off, leaving

him standing in the street. Otherwise, I don't know whether I would ever

have got here."

The Science Officer asked who Sucherland's tenant in the U.S. was and what

were the gifts for the Soviet citizens.

Sutherland replied that the tenant

was Stephen Salomon, and the gifts were:

1,

A Hebrew grammar for Yakov Simonovich GRINDERG

2.

Phonograph faggeds jus Viktor Aleksandrovich BOGATYREV, Svetlana

KRAVCHENKO,

BOBILEV, and Tura LOBURElS

Sutherland had brought these to the Embassy and leit them.

The Science Officer advised Di. Sutherland that it would be extrerely unwise

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asked if there were any way in which the KGB night have become aware of

his connection with Salonon. Has his baggage beer left in the room alone?

Sutherland replied that Salomon had written him that he would write the

intended recipients that Sutherland would come bearing gifts for then.

Each package was also neatly addressed. He saw no evidence of taupering

with his baggage, which had been delivered quite quickly from the plane..

The Science Officer told Sutherland that the KGB had probably just intercepted

the letters ard the mysterious behavior of his visitor was probably designed

to lure him away from his baggage to permit inspection. The authorities

would normally inspect the baggage of a person on their alert list at the

airport, but sutherland had arrivala day earlier than expected arc had

evidently received only perfunciory attention. Sutherland was acvicea

not to contact the irdividuals concerned, who were probably in encugh

trouble as it was, and in questioned about the gifis to say that he rad

forgotten to bring them and offer to send them later when he returned, or

some such vague reply. He was iso told to be alert to any autempt to

compromise him while in the USSE.

Comment:

result of the naivete of Mr. Salemon (all too common anong exchange

scientists).: It is indeed discouraging that even a visitor libel ed by

name as a "secreù agent" of tre "imperialists" in the Soviet press could

still imagine that he could freely communicate with "friends" in ühe Soviet

Union!

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Case 41357

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Data 13 Septenter 1963

1. The Sampastum on Biological Erfects of Neutran Irrad1-

stions, sponsored bY the Internstionel Atonle Inerzy Agency

islard,

Ton foliot up to the grepostum on leutron

The Syngoalun

Her fork fon 7-l1 October Ipatection, Dostmetry

and Standardization, Farvell, England, 10-14. December 1962. Ibe

Syu ssius progran Includes sessions on coatsetty, Proton, Panel on

No: hysical Considerations in feutron Experimentation, Cellular and

Genitie Effects, Fathology, and Relativo Biological Eltectiveness.

2.

ind cated:

The following Sariete are scheduled to present papers es

DOEREASOVA,

SargrOVA, I. I.,

ILE,

Moscow "Production and forestigation of Dose Flelds

for Irradiatica of Experimental Aninals with Protons

Of Elga Baergy"

Si/fieutzons behind Resctor Shielding"

I. (HOSKALIN'S vile).

eutrous arid rotons of ligh saerey

An adaitional soviet scientist, some not given, 1s to

present a pager on bealth and safety espects

of the ure of neutrona.

3, CD/00 vill have s, number of cleared sources in stter-

Fequirements classified through SECKET Ere tarlted ard

Bolla be recested ia this division by 30 Septenber 1963 19 they are

are to be utilized for brieting purposes.

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October 7911.

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arrival information next week.

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state Soviet documents en route.

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TESKALET,

JURI

Source: Coilested fren files,

Ezbassy,

NOZ FOR RELEASE IN THIS FORM TO NON-C)

• 1zy 1970

: QUESTERS

"FIDENTIAL

Ritations

aust angelie

/ lordnadze, V. P.

Chairsan, Organizing Ccanittee, Conference on Cloud Physies and leather lodification, Transcaucasian Rescarch liydra

netec-logical insticute, "150 Plekharon sonue", Toilial, OSSP.

Liltion, Alelsey Vasil'yevich.

Author of several books rhich contain "solutionu to the ilgortant difforestsal equations which arise in &

riald of coupied flows."

Head of GillTsvetret, lias to neve delivered a paper it the liorid Sypostum on Lead and 2in0 sponsored bu the AlE Alord: tith

Ers, 5. H. Pakhonova and 1, 5. Rotatin, but filled to reply to correspondence even when hanu delivered by druti sci ettache.

IN ARE CA C9.

Later he expirined he was on a long trip.

¡ahölion; A. 1. (MIkhaylou?), Frofessne. Parictor, VINTI (scl li tech jifo).

Lestevitinor, Foris Serrezerich. Ferolm Belations Deurtent, lindstry of Helth USid. Grod inelist, Concred with exchanges.

icestore, hul literpreter, lindstry of Health, hirut 47, strong foatures, largo aeguilne nose, ange dant eyes, red hair (prob. dyed).

ro: deerse in sath in her youth. las dautter 20 and son Abcul R. Coor! Sullsh, sore French, no Gerun: dies curlous about the present all-

varion of illilureva, whe shr desersbed as "on tate' ligert sirl, but aclizophrende, I billeve." CS Amenson extraction til never lised there

spini any tears in Toilisi. Hushand dead, lives or the soloviga seenhere south of this Babassy. Her boy 1s a ponsiath aludori. Contact

DaTa HodestovA paped lia thornughty for bio dila on tiriself, Said hual deni asly Glogis, conflictine rathi story of arother interpreter

•to sado indesi ova's husbrora dend a gear and a hais. Apa 20.

ashame, Yurts Toulfordeh, Prolbiy lead os enorder seetlor, forden indati ns anjurtare, deniay ne saigena.

Sore indiestion that le tried

vir 1u areats enopen and do jortl, to int dual ratloral meen Drivlet lilse of liß relatlut en main in 1553.

Fossihiy KAR.

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on August 15 and contacted Turiy MOSKALEV in the Foreign Relationa

Department, who visitea has to clear up sane confusion concernias sutherlande

travel

arrangements to Novosibirsk (Akademgozodok)s Moskaley said that a

colleague from the Foreign Relations Section would visit Sutherland at 5330 p.

16th.

A Pussian dout 35 years of age with thick black hair, whose

name Sutherland could not recall, presented himself at Sutherland's room in

the Academy of Sciences Hoiel.

He said he was a "linguist" rather than a

scientist,

and, after a few preliminaries asked whether Sutherland had any

"non-scientific books" with him.

As it happened,

Suthezland had a few

presentation paper backs which he had picked up at the cultural section

and a couple of unread US newsmagazines.

The Fussian asked if he might have

them, and was quite insistent about it.

Sutherland gave him the books,

thinking he could get more at the Embassy. The fussian asked also if he

might have the newmagazines. Sutherland protested that he had not read

them yet, whereupon the Russian expressed the hope that he would have read

them before he caught the plane that night and could give then to him.

"Is this all the books you nave?" asked the Russian. .

Sutherland assured

him it was.

Sutherland, already suspicious, was then quite surprised when the Fussian

asked if he

could do him a small favor.

"Today is my mother-in-las's

birthday; I have to buy a gift for her, but there is nothing suitable in

the ordinary shops.

I am sure I could find something in one

of the dollar

stores. If you went witk he you could buy it and I would ruinburse you."

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Sutherland raplied that he was sire that he had read in some briefing

material for the trip trat tais would be illegal.

The Russian assured him

it was not, since he had received many gifts from Americans which had beer

purchased in the dollar stores.

Sutherland, still dubious, said that he

would like to check this with the Embassy first.

The

Russian,

said that there was no point in doing that.

The Embassy would

she in die

say no.

then dropped the subject and offered to take Sutherland on a tour of tine

city, but Sutherland was dead tired and pleaded that he had to get some

rest before catching the plane.

The Russian became quite insistert, and it

was with some difficulty that Sutherland was finally able to convince him

that he did not want a last-minute tour of the city.

"I got the impression that he was trying to get me out of my room for sore

reason," explained Sutherlard to the Science Officer.

He related that in

any case what he had mainly wanted to see someone in the Embassy about was

a request from a former excharge scholar that he deliver a book ard some

records to friends of the latter in Novosibirsk. 3y sheer chance, said

sutherland, he had rented his house to a fellow who had returnad frot a

Akasengorodok in 1970,

He had never actually met him, bui by

correspondence his tenant had asked him to undertake this small commission.

"After

haa leît," said Sutherland, "Ithought I had better cone down to

the Embassy, so I went down and talked up to a taxicab which was paried at

the taxi stand in front of thü notel. I got in and asked to go io the

American Embassy.

The fellow racused. I got out and flagged down a cao

which was passing.

I had jusü told the driver I wanted to go to the American

Embassy when the first cab driver got out of his car and came over ard said

something to the second one in russian.

second one then also refused.

I flagged down a third cab and exactly the same thing happened.

I was pretty

angry by this time and flagged down a fourth.

got in and sald

'American Erbassy'. The first cab driver was trying to speak to the driver,

but I pushed him on the shoulder and told him to get going quickly.

Fortunately, the driver ignored the first cab driver and drove ofs, leaving

him standing in the street. Otherwise, I don't know whether I would ever

have got here."

The Science Officer asked who Sutherland's tenant in the U.S. was and what

were the gifts for the Soviet citizens.

Sutherland replied that the tenarit

was Stephen Salomon, and the §itus were:

1.

A Hebrew grammar for Yakor Simonovich GRINEERG

2.

nonograph baggas for vitor Aleksandrovich BoGATTREy, Sverla

(RAVCHENKO,/BOBILEV, and Yura LOBURET

Sutherland had brought trese to the Embassy and leit them.

The Science

Officer advised Di. Sutherland that it would be extrerely unwise

for him to give these items to ühe intended recipients, since Salcnor had

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asked if there were any way in which the KGB might have become awere oi

his connectior. with Salomon. Fad his baggage beer left in the roum alone?

Sutherland replied that Salomon rad written him that he would write the

intended recipients that Sutheriand would come bearing gifts for then.

Each package was also neatly adöressed.

He saw no evidence of tapering

with his baggage, which had been delivered quite quickly fron the plane.

The Science Officer told Sutherland that the KGB had probably just intercepted

the letters ard the mysterious behavior of his visitor was probabiy designed

to lure him aray from his baggage to permit inspection.

The authorities

would normally inspect the baggage of a person on their alert list at the

airport, but sutherland had arrivada day earlier than expected arc. had

evidently received only perfusciory attention. Sutherland was acvised

not to contact the irdiv duais concerned, who were probably in encugh

trouble as it was, and in quectioned about the gifis to say that re taà

forgotten to bring them and offer to send them later when he returned, or

some such vague reply.

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compromise him while in the UsS?.

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result of the naivete of Mr. Salimon (all too coron among exchange

scientists). It is indeed cisco raging that even a visitor libel ed by

name as a "secret agent" of tre "imperialists" in the Soviet press couà

still imagine that he could freely communicate with "friends"' in üne Soviet

Union!

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Health to participate in the Noble Gases Symposium In Las Vegas

September 24-28. Moghissi aske that if Dr. Moskalev accepts

the invitation he should make his own travel arrangements.

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