Originator: FBI
From: NY
To: HQ
Document date: 03/27/1962
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Date:

4/17/201

Agency Information

AGENCY : FBI

RECORD NUMBER :

124-90137-10055

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

CR 105-92782-18

Heleased under the John F. Kennedy

ssassination Records Collection act ol

1992(44 USC 2107 Notel. Case#:Nu

64578 Date: 12-14-2022

Document Information

ORIGINATOR:

FBI

FROM:

NY

TO: HQ

TITLE:

DATE: 03/27/1962

PAGES:

6

SUBJECTS:

CIA LIAISON MATERIAL

OLEG D. BRYKIN

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS: 4

CURRENT STATUS: Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/28/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

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FD:36• (Rev. 12-13-56)

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Date:

3/27/62

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SUBJECT:

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DIRECTOR, FBI

105-92782614

SAC, NEW YORK

(105-44311U

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Enclosed for the Bureau are six copies of

a letterhead memorandum, dated and captioned as above.

copy is being

THOMAS LINGOYA

The informant in the letterhead memorandum is

THOMAS LINGOYA, PSI-CUBA-BA

who has been contacted

Insufficiently

• to determine his reliability.

furnished the information to SAS

F. WILLIAM WHATLEY

ana HARRY E. MORRIS, Jr., on 3/23/62.

LINGOYA stated he met OLEG D. BRYKIN, whom

he had previously identified from a photograph, at

the corner of 129th Street and Broadway, New York City,

at about 7:30 p.m. on

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SECRET

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to have met BRYKIN on 126th Street and Broadway at

BRYKIN's instructions but that 126th Street does not

intersect Broadway. He said 129th Street was the

next intersection north of 125th Street, so that is

where he waited.

BRYKIN located him at

that spot tAles)

A discreet observation point was maintained

in this area during the pertinent period by SAS PAUL

L. BRINTON and HARRY E. MORRIS, Jro, and the above meet

was observed.

and MORRIS observed

NY license 507384 on the West side of Broadway, between

130th Street and 125th Street.

This car contained

a lone male who was unidentifiable under the circumstances

of distance and lighting conditions.

During the period,

It was observed this car changed parking places three

125th Street. G

113ta Sere asped slowly from 130th Street to

Automobile registration 507384, as observed

on this car, was issued to HERMAN P. LEVAKOV, a Soviet

Language and Meetings service,

Office of Occonference Services, UN Secretariat.

It appears

"that LEVAKOV, or whoever was using LEVAKOV'S

vehicle, was in the area as a security check. du

LINGOYA stated that after he met BRYKIN

they walked to a large housing project south and

east of the intersection of Broadway and 125th Street.

He said they wandered about in this projectior a

few minutes, during which time BRYkIN obviousLy was

attempting to determine if he was under surveillance

The y then proceeded to BRYKIN's automobile,

a blue Ford, which was parked on the street near

edge of the housing project. LINGOYA stated he felte

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105-44327 (4)

BRYKIN was observing him closely and he did not think

it advisable to get the license number of this car.

He said that after they entered

the automobile,

BRYKIN drove about the area for a short time and

again seemed to be trying

to locate any surveillance

that might be in effect

LINGOYA stated that eventually they went

to Queens, NY, where the subject stopped the car at

a filling station at the intersection of what the

informant described as Marathon Parkway and Long

Island Parkway.

BRYKIN instructed the attendant to

put gas in the car, check the engine, and to take his

time. BRYKIN instructed LINGOYA to remain in the

car.

BRYKIN then went inside the service station

where he was out of sight of the informant.

LINGOYA stated' he is of the opinion that BRYKIN

made a telephone call, however, he could not actually

see him do so.

He stated he

no tea

that BRYKIN paid

$3.15 for the gas he bought.s

It appears that BRYKIN may have phonéda

LEVAKOV or whoever was in LEVAKOV's vehicle at

LINGOYA said that when BRYKIN

reentered the car, they drove for four or five blocks,

perhaps on Sunset

Lake Boulevard, or some similar named

street and

then turned right, eventually arriving

a bar, restaurant, inn or tavern, named "Hilltop. "a

He stated BRYKIN indicated he had lived or had been

in that area before.

LINGOYA pointed out that he

knows nothing about the area they were in, and was

hazy as to the streets and location. He said he could

not give a proper account of their location, however,

he was sure he could identify the Hilltop establishment

if he sees it again. (gu)

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NY

05-44327

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From the account he furnished, it appears

that he and BRYKIN may have been at the Hilltop Inn,

803. Northern Blvd., Manhasset, Long Island, which is

In Nassau County, NY.

DAI

LINGOYA said that when they were driving,

BRYKIN asked about his family and LINGOYA stated he and

his sister, GLORIA, had an argument and he did not want

to see her again. He said BRYKIN seemed quite pleased

at this. LINGOYA stated that actually, his sister

had become quite distraught over her living and working

conditions in NY, and he had bbought her a plane ticket

to Miami and she

had left NY on 3/17/62. He said his

ister GIORIA was to reside with

Hialeah area of Miami, stora relatives in the his

LINGOYA said/ ALEXANDER BESSMERTNYKH,

(Bufile 105-91431) (NYfile 105-43646,)is presently on

a mission to Russia.

Dissemination. of this information

will be made by separate memo to BESSMERINYKH's case

file.

BESSMERTNYKH, a Soviet national, is employed

as a Translator in the Russian Section, Language and

Meetings Service,

Office of Conference Services, UN

Secretariat, NYC

LINGOYA said that as for the "Draft Board"

on West T2nd Street, in Manhattan, NY, referred to by

BRYKIN, LINGOYA has

personal knowledge that such a

He said that he has been there, knows

that actually it is not a

"draft board" but that Cubans

are assembled there and sent to Anti-CASTRO training

areas, one of which exists somewhere in the Long Island

area.

LINGOYA seemed somewhat reluctant to furnish more

definite information regarding this, and the point was

obtained In the future (A) lal

not pressed. It is felt that this information can be

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S

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105-4431

It is pointed out for the Büreau's

consideration that BRYKIN may have another source or

sources with the knowledge that LINQOYA knows of this

assembly place, and that BRYKIN iS

testing LINGOYA

to see If he will be truthfül in this matter (s)

It appears some decision must be made

as to whether, and how much, information LINGOYA should

furnish BRYKIN regarding this. LINGOYA has portrayed

himself to BRYKIN as a believer in the revolutionary

forces now in control of Cuba and he feels that

BRYKIN believes him.

convinced of this (aM)

however, he is not completely

BRYKIN told LINGOYA he would return

from abroad as soon as possible. LINGOYA got the

impression that BRYKIN said he would be in cuba

"Organize Something", but he was not certain.(gu

BRYKIN told LINGOYA that if anything

important comes up, LINGOYA will be contacted at

LINGOYA's place of employment. (P)()

BRYKIN said that in the event LINGOYA

is not contacted before hand, BRYKIN will meet him at

7:30 p.m. on 6/29/62, at the

intersection of lolst street

and Broadway, Manhattan, New York. (AD(a

LINGOYA stated he believes this time and

place mean nothing to BRYKIN, because he has noted in

the past that when they made an appointment, BRYKIN

always very careful to write the date, time ana

place down.

In this instance,

he did not make a note

of the meeting place or time.

SEUREF

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LINGOYA said BRYKIN

stated he had moved

in the past day or so and resides on Central Park

West, in the 80's at a Hotel Pier

e

or Pierre Arms;

or some similar sounding name.

Results of background investigation of

LINGOYA to date WIL

be submitted to the Bureau by

separate letter.(au)

[it is recommended that information

to the dental intelliance Ad men elated that u

CIA be requested to cover BRYKIN'S

activity while he

is in Cuba.

The accompanying letterhead memorandum

is classified confidential because it contains

the results of an investigation of a Soviet National

who is employed at the UN Secretariat, which

investigation requires clearance by the US State

Department.

SELKE GERRET

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