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SICKET :

Source: AFHIG:AG/2

Date

acquired: Septerber 1966

vitoriAmon

Age about 39-35. Not very tall. Rather French

1ooting. Ile is a photographer for Novosti. Source

met hin through visitors from Paris Match, whom "ARTYVOV

...makes a practice of guiding around town. Me has never

been stationed abroad but comes out to Paris once in a

while.. The next time he comes he will look up Source.

He speaks very good French, and has a pleasing person-

ality. He is rather outspoken at times. For instance,

when soneone said "bunch of stupid people" about the

Soviets, "ARTYNOV replied, "You're damn right." He

appears to be tempted by western living. He concentratris

on the French. lle is married to a nice girl with brown

"hair and eyes. They have children, but source is not sure

whether one or two.

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SECREL

SOurCe: AENIGHAG/2

Date acquired: September 1966

Vladinit ZAKHArOv

About 40 years. old, he is the administrator of the

Conservatory, and Source will see him in Paris when he

next goes there. He speals very good Spanish, having

formerly been stationed in Buenos Aires as a cultural

attache or sonething. He is probably a KGB officer, but

he works hard at his cover job. During a trip to Paris,

he called Source's father to arrange for the quick rent-

ing of two pianos for the orchestra he was with. le lools

like a frog and is rather bald, short, blond, with dark

blue eyes. He is very friendly and accommodating, lively,

and nice. He goes out a lot, and sees a lot of foreign

colony, particularly Argentines and other Spanish speaking

people. le is married and has a little hoy called Frilyan.

*... H'e once invited Source to go to his dacha, but she dida't

have tire.

she intends to send him a postcard with her now

address.

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Source : AEWIGWAG/2

Date Acquired: 13 August 1966

+75 701-83-492

Valeriy LEDNEV

Works for Sovietskaya Kul'tura. Speaks no foreign

languages. Blond, aluost bald. Blue eyes, very nearsighted.

Wears glasses. Roman profile. A little plump. Tall.. Formerly

stationed in Iran for TASS or Izvestiya. Source thinks un-

doubtedly KGB. A big flirt. Chases women. Likes to have a

good time. Knows the KORNGOLDS very well. Expects to come tol

Paris for two weeks circa 15 September 1966, where he will con-

tact Source, who expects

to take: him to see some striptease

acts.

CO Comment: Attached are Headquarters traces on Subject.

testinite t

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Valerly Vadisorich LIDHEY

as a good solace

In Moscow

uho vere suspocted of having boen recruitod by the

XGB.

2.

• Alchough we have no record of his boing stationad

abroad.

Subject has made several visies to non-bloc countries.

In June-July la visited lew Dolhi and Fangkok:

In Decender

1962 he risited Irar.

while in iran he nas introducod as

IZVESTIYA's special corrospondent.

lle corrected 2t:o

Individual who vas makine the introduction by saying thar he

VES

an international obsaryor.

3.

Subject visited Turkey in April 1963, thile in

Antara ho 1s reported as having particinated in propaganda

tactics" and made an "attenne to feal the pulse of tho publie"

as part of the sovint efforts at that sine to establiss

closet relatlong with turker.

During visits tith variOus

heads of Rass media organs he commented that while in iren

he had uritten "frlendly articlos" which vere vell received

by the Iranians.

As a rusult he vas tho first. Soviet

journalise to be admitted to the oil regions of Abadan and

Ahvas:

4.

LEONTY 1s descrihod as rall, baldina dark hair, high

cheek bones,

snall

mouth, wears clear plastic-tinued glasses,

stokos font. cigarettes.

He sposks English, but speaks bettor

Goraan.

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Source: AÈNIGWAG/2

Date acquired: September 1966

Onar OUSSEDIK, Algerian Ambassador

He came to Moscow after the fall of Ben Bella.

He-

=, is intelligent, but rather pro-Soviet. He was very active

in the FLN. He and his wife are both Kabyles, a non-Arab

tribe.

• li

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Source: AEWIGIAG/2

Date accuired: September 1965

Frank" SOURGIOLTZER, American NBC Correspondent, ¡962~?

is; After this tour in Moscow, BOURG!!OLTZER returned toi

Moscow without his wife, lived in a hotel, and went around

with a lot of Soviet girls.

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Source: AE:IG&AG/2

Date acquired: Septenber 1966

Jose Antonio SENDIA,

Counscllor (Cultural and Pross)

Argentine Inbassy

He was chief correspondent of La Prensa in Paris

and married a Frenchwonan. Source thinks he is a likely

target of the KGB because he needs a lot of moncy. This

is because his wife is very snobbish and ambitious and

insists on buying quantities of expensive clothes.

MENDIA thinks he is shrewd, but he is not.

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SEGRET

Source: AEWIGWAG/2

Date acquired: September 1966

J.A. LI MORGAY, Ist Secretary, British Embassy

He had an affair with the ballerina PLISETSKAYA

eight or nine years ago, while previously stationed in

Moscow, and was kicked out of Moscow for it. However,

he is now married, apparently happily, and has three

children. He is a very bright and charning man who

speaks Mongolian aid Chirese. He is a cultural officer;

but since these languages are rare anong cultural offi-

cers, Source assumes that he is M1-6.

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Source: AENIGUAG/?

Date acquired: Septenber 1966

Huy RANTIOUl, Carbodia Ambassador

Very anti-Azerican regarding the war in Viet liam,.

but doesn't like the Chinese. He hopes the Soviets will

step up aid to Canbodia.

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Date acquired: September 1966

Catherine BARSACQ,, Secretary Archivist, French Embassy

..,She is young and speaks Russian well. She is the

daughter of the well-known French theatrical producer

(?) Andre BARSACO. She works in the cultural office of

the Embassy. She goes out with Soviet ren, one of them

Andre VOLKOYS!Y, the well-known pianist.

C.O. Connent: VOLKONSKY, as a teen-age boy, came

to the USSR after lorld lar II with his father, who re-

patriated voluntarily from France. He was the

target

of an SR/10 recruitnent operation, since he groused

openly about his father's decision to leave France and

go to tre USSR.

value tuesdaiise.

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Source: AEHIGHAG/2

Date acquired: September 1966

Marina LOPOUKIINE, Secretary Archivist, French Embassy

This girl comes from a proninent famil; in imperial

Pussia, now in the emigration in France. She resigned

to marry a Soviet (NU) who, is a translator for the llos-

cow News.

She will stay in the USSP., but will retain

her French passport.

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Source: AL:IGWAG/2

Date acquired: Sentenher 1966

?...

Danie 1* PRIOLLET, Agence France Presse

This is a very nice bacholor, who recently arrived

in Moscow. Source warned his against taking on Jean

RAFAELLI's Soviet girl-friend Olga Lnu, which he has not

done. He has a girl friend, Gerda Lnu, who works as a

secretary at the l'est Gernan Embassy. Source has abso-

lutely nothing against this girl, but she refugeed out

to West Gernany fro. East Gemany and still has relatives

there. She is unmarried, attractive, and goes out with

a lot of Americans (unspecified).

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Source: AFWIGKAG/2

Date acquired: September 1966

Georges" BORTOLI, Reprosentative of Radiodiffusion Tele-:

vision Francaise (ORTF)

.:. His wife is an emigre Russian who thinks everything

is wonderful in the USSR and wrote an article to this ef-

fect in Paris latch, praising the wonderful Moscow markets.

BORTOLI is under his wife's influence, but Source does not

know his politics. (Source obviously was concealing some-

thing she knew about BORTOLI, as she sometimes does about

the French).

., 2-131,

face sugat

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Firecras

SECRET

Source: AFWIGHAG/2

Date acquired: Septerber 1966

19701-135368

IsOr MITSINOS, Correspondent for Her Snierel (West Germany)

His wife is a Soviet citizen, Jewish. He is a Gernan

citizen, but of Latvian or Russian origin. They have been

in the USSR a long time.

Source thinks his wife has been

allowed out.

She doesn't know their political views.

iranitess.

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SECRETA

Source: AE!'IGWAG/2.

Date acquired: September 1966

George D.

"YARSAN, Greek Ambassador

Looks lile a peanut vendor. His wife is always

covered with vulgar jewelry, and she looks like a mani-

curist. He endulges in a great deal of commercial oper-

ations (personal) buying and selling rugs, icons, etc.

, in

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Source: AEWIGWAG/2

Date acquired:

Septerber 1966

Dimitri S.

MAYOLATOS, First Secretary, Greek Embassy 1963-?!

MANOLATOS conducted an extensive trade in icors and

.t1.i

rugs, far above the nor even for Grecks in Moscow.

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SEGRET

Source: AEWIGWAG/?

Date acquired: Septenber 1966

Abnan P201-766698

NIRFENDERESKI, Iranian Ambassador

He is a very interesting character. His grandfather

was Ambassador to Russia before the revolution, and he

speaks extremely good Russian. He is a very sharp man

who knows a lot of Soviets, and has excellent rapport

with them because of his language and open manner. In his

diplomatic pose, he doesn't seen to be anti-soviet, but

Sourco does not know his true feelings on that score.. He

is not anti-American, although he sonetimes considers some

American actions stupid. He is married, but his wife is

often out of Moscow. He is able to stand a lot of liquor.

C.0. connent: AEPASSIVE stated that the Ambassador had

sore of his primary education in Russia and confirned his

expertise in the language and knowledgeability, but stated

definitely that the ambassador is 190% anti-Soviet.

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SECRE,

Source: AEHIGWAG/2

Date acquired: Septenber 1966

28-281-868224

Giovanni

MIGLIUOLO, Counselor, Italian Embassy

Married to a Czech. They both speak fluent Russian.

English, German, French, and Italian. He married his

wife while stationed in Prague. He is a very bright, in-

telligent man, whom Source regards as an intelligence of-

ficer. He

is tremendously interested in politics, and is

a Kremlinologist. Source does not know his attitude toward;

the Soviets.

J5 SEP 1956

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Source: AEKIGWAG/2

Date acquired: Septenber 196:

Dino* CAPELLO, Italian Counsellor (Commercial)

.., He is fron Sicily and is a member of the "afia.

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Source:

SNIGWAG/?

Date acquired:

September 1966

deal dead

& LUCCAY, Enu

A correspondent for an Italian paper, age about 82,

who lives in Source's huilding. (Not listed Information

Moscow). He has been in lloscow for at least ten years'

and is married to a Soviet soman. They have two children:

His Soviet wife has a miserable life and never leaves the

apartment. He is always out, hanging around the Hotel

National bar, trying to make friends xith businessmen and

journalists. He is a crashing, insensitive, boor and bore.

'He drinks a lot and probably goes out with girls. He comes

to a lot of cocktail parties vithout an invitation, always

without his wife, whom Source has never seen. He has another

wife in Italy, which causes him serious financial problens;

but in spite of this he has a very expensive apartment. He

speaks Russian, French, and English, and occasionally majes

anti-Soviet remarks. Source is certain he is a KGB agent :

because of his Soviet wife, his need for moncy, his emen.

sive apartrent, and the way he operates in trying to nake

contacts and crash parties.

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Source: AENIGPAG/2

Date acquired: September 1966

Kanare

+9201-271372

TAKANASHI, business representative of International

- (Japanese firn)

*This man is about 55 and lived in China for a long

tine. He married a thite Russian girl fron Harbin. They

left Shanghai in 1951, which Source considers strange,ji.e.

it would have been normal for then to leave in 1949 shen

the Conmunists took over. They have a son in the United

States who is married, and possibly a dalghter there as

well. They have another daughter, unmarried, Svetlana

TAKAHASHI, who lives in Japan.

Source met her by chance

at Orly airport and also in Moscor. She is a beautiful

girl, half Japanese and half Russian. She speaks good

Russian, as does her father. Her mother, TAKAlASHI'S

wife, is in Japan. TAKAHASIlI also speaks Chinese and

poor English. He has a lot of Soriet contacts. Source

'thinks he is probably sonebody's agent, theirs of ours,

probably ours and/or the Japanese. A curious and inter::

esting ran.

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SECRET

Source: AENIGKAG/2

Date

acquired: September 1966

Edward GHORRA, Lebanese Ambassador, 1960-63

GHORKA's wife was an Anerican nho had an antique

shop in Yew York City.. The two of then made a great

deal of noney in a three-way antique business, Moscow-

Lebanon-lew York, using their diplonatic privileges.

"i""

-3006.076444

Nasd

Come go god

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SECREI

Source: AEWIGRAG/ 2

Date acquired: September 1966

Ilassine* EL CHOUYEL, Tunisian Counsellor

Drinks a tremendous lot. Source saw him dead drunk

at the British Club. He stayed at the Ukraina llotel with-

out his family for a while. The police took his car keys

away so he couldn't drive in a drunken condition. He is

a very weak man.

'satire se

•'д"і

tot ta ton

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SECRET?

SOUrCe: AC!IGKAG/2

Date acquired:

September 1966

Yusuf dod-al-Azi, +5301-140017

SIARARA, First Secretary, UAR Embassy

le has a very good looking wife, for which reason

he is always invited out in ambassadorial circles, which

he normally would not be in.

Source instinctively thinks

¡he is an intelligence officer, without being able to say

why.

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CANADIAN

In Robert A. BIPORO

Position (Jan 65): Ambassador, Canadian Embassy, Moscow, USSR

Closest English speaking friend of SOURCE in Moscow.. Anti-

Gaullist in outlook but otherwise quite "French-friendlỳ." Is

a cripple but often tries to take a few steps on the dance floor.

Suffers from Polio. Forner university professor in Canada

(modieval history) before becoming diplomat. Wife is the most;

charming ambassador's wife in Moscow. She was introduced to FORD

by the former Brazilian ambassador to Moscow (currently the

Brazilian foreign ninister) when the latter served at the UN in!

New York

as a member of Brazil's delegation. The Fords are very

much in love with each other and aré a fine couple. Mrs. Ford

Is the best dressed, most cultured woman in town, also has the

best Jewels. Her name is Terese. Both speak good Russian and he

Is probably one of the most competent ambassadors in the Soviet

Union. Mrs. Ford is a particularly close friend of the Israel

ambassador Mr. TEKOAH.

rd it* DATE ACQUIRED: September 1966.

He is very pro-American.

15 SEP 1966

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SECRETA

AEWIGWAG/2

August 1966

MUGBOOK Debriefing

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Source: AEWIGRAG/2

Date Acquired: 13 August 1966

MUGBOOK Debriefing

C. O. Comment: The following Information 1s the result of a

hurried debriefing which lasted one hour only.

I

Previously identified by Source, not yet in new book.

#1

(SAMOYLOV, Nikolal A.)

Nothing to add. Has not seen in a long time.

#2

(ZARUBINA, Zoya V.)

Has sonething to do with the press or Inturist.

Speaks French.

#3

(TOCHILIN, Sergei)

Has seen, but renembers nothing.

(MEDVEDEY, Vladimir A.)

Source remembers this mal, because he is a dead

ringer for Kosygin. The picture is a good like-

ness, although he now has somewhat less bair.

He

is about 55, is dark and of medium height.

#5

(KHARLAISOV, Mikhail A.)

This is a good likeness. He is of medium heigbt,

with a "typical Soviet figure." Nothing nore

remembered.

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#6

(SHIBAYEV, Pyotr A.)

Sourco does not

. ..

remember seeing this mas.

#7

(KOBYSH, Vitally)

Source has not seen this man.

#8

(NOSENKO, Yurty A.)

Source has never seen this man, nor #192 in

regular Mugbook.

#9

(VLADYKIN, Nikolal A.)

Source had difficulty identifying this picture.

Said she hardly knows this man.

New Mugbook: Previously Identified by Source

#13 and #60

(SUNTSOY, Aleksel V.)

Source has never seen this man.

$25

(PETROV, Vladimir 1.) •

Source has never seen this man.

#27

(SHUBNYAKOV, Pyodor G.)

The picture looks familiar to Source, but she can

state nothing about the man.

#32

(SUNSKOY, Mikball M.)

• Source has never seen this man.

#34

(SHCHERBAK, Fyodor A.)

Source definitely has seen this man, but can say

nothing about him, other than that he is about

fifty, stout, upper medium height, and she saw hin

at the 14th July French reception, 1966.

260660

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#37

(FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.)

Source does not recognize this man.

#10, 93, 138, 172 • (PANASENKO, Ivan A.)

'#40:

Source thinks this man has something to do

# 49

# 72

with the military; she has seen him with

military

attaches:

#93: No recognition.

#138: This man is from the Ministry of Foreign

Affairs, speaks a lot of languages, including

English and French. He is & good-looking, charming

man, about 38-40 years old, 178 en. tall, well

built. She saw him at the l4th July French recep-

tion, 1966.

(SUNTSOY, Aleksandr V.) .

Source did not recognize this picture.

(KURILENKO, Ivan P.)

At first Source did not recognize this picture.

She

later said she had seen him during the de Gaulle

#97

visit. and at various national day parties.

(DITYATYEV, Dmitriy A.)

Source did not recognize this picture.

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#101

#106

# 122

#163

#192

-в-"

(GLAZUNOV, Ilya S.) i

Source recognized this picture by name. GLAZUNOV.

1s about 35; the picture is a good likeness but *

makes him look too healthy. He looks like an

"uncooked spaghetti," pale complexion, this, short.

He speaks Italian. Source considers GLAZUNOV not

Intelligent, and entirely too eager to mix.with

foreigners. Source sent the Canadian, Benoit de

Margerie, to GLAZUNOV when the Canadian was interested

in having his portrait painted. GLAZUNOV's wife (NU)

is about thirty, has long dark hair; is very

intelligent.

(SHVARTS, Ilya P.)

Source did not recognize this picture.

-

(PILIPPOV, Grigoriy A.)

Source did not recognize this picture.

(GUK, Yurly I.)

Source stated she may possibly have seen this man

a long time ago at a diplomatic party.

(NOSENKO, Turly 1.)

Source did not recognize this picture, nor #8 in

Section I.

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1II

New Mugbook:

new identifications..

#5

(FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.)

Source has seen this man but could not remember

anything about him.

#20 and #76

(ALYOSHIN, Yevgenty N.)

Source thought these two pictures might be of her

husband's "friend", meaning the case officer who

keeps dogging him, turning up at the next seat in

the theatre, etc. She said she would check with

her husband as to this man's name, and ask him for

details. She said she already discussed this

"friend" during the last debriefing. He poses as

a history professor.

#39 and #63

(ZHUKOV, Georgly A.)

Source identified this picture as that of Yurly

ZHUKOV, either TASS or FA press department man:

She last saw him at the farewell party for Source.

and her husband at their embassy. She could not

remember anything else about him, but promised to

ask her husband, who, she knows, hates him for some

reason.

#61

(ZAITSEV, LeV N.)

Source identified this picture as that of a Novosti

man, or at least a journalist.. He is about 35,

tallish, good looking. Speaks French. Has been

abroad. Deals with foreign journalists.

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SEC:

-6-

#125

(LOUIS, VIktor)

Source identified this picture as Viktor LoUIS.

There was no tine to update her previous informa-

tion.

She made the remark that she was sorry to

see him in such sorry company, meaning in the

Hugbook.

i Finding

.?."i

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Sac

Source: AEWIGWAG/2

Dato Acquired: 13 Augugt 1966

Tatyana PHILIPOV or PHILIPOVA

Has an American passport.

She was employed by

Waldenar

VICHNEVSKY, AFP correspondent in Moscow, as a governess for his

children. Source clains Subject was a bad children's nurse and''

very stupid. VICHNEVSKY wanted to fire her. She alvays goes

around with Soviet men. She went off for a three day weekend

and was gone for eight days. VICHNEVSKY reported this dis-

appearance to the French Embassy.

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SECALT

'sei definit e,

AEWIGYAG/2

1965 and 1966 Debriefings

U.S. Citizens in Moscow

K'iT

sx-48i6: (65) 74-6-63013

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SOURCE

• AEWIGWAG-2

DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966

11:.

American Intelligence Officers in Moscow

Including the Americans.

Source said she and her husband had wondered about which

Americans were intelligence officers and häd come to the

conclusion that the following Americans were:

Roger Kirk

Alan Logan

Abraham Katz

Their reasons for picking Logan and Katz are contained in the

Individual reports on these two gentlemen.

19 SEP 1966

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SELNET

NEW YORK TIMES

Mr. Peter GROSE

Position (July 1955):

Chief, New York Tia's Bureau in Hoscow,

USSR

Appears to be a very intelligent chap,

on the scene

1n Нозсон.

Getting married to a 19 year old girl.

He is Jewish.

DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966.

He married an American girl who appears to be of good family.

She is expecting a child and has been very sick during her

pregnancy,

occasional

so they both stayed home.

Normally they give

cocktail parties with a lot of Soviets present.

only Soviet friend of theirs that Source knows about is (Fnu)

Shnirson, a music critic.

They are friendly with the Loorys

(NY Herald Tribune) and Hughes Rudd (CBS) .

The

173156.

it dan fated, no d

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LIFE MAGAZINE

Mr. Robert BRIGHAN

PosItIon (Jan 65::

Correspondent fOr LIFE HAGAZINE In LOSCOW,

USSR

No Conments - SOURCE only knows hiu slightly:

15 SEP 1966

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BALTILORE SUN

HI. Adam CLYLER

PosItion (JAN 65):

Correspondent for BALTIUORE SUN In Noscou,

USSR

Called "head of the call" (French expression) because ho:

accident-prone.

5 SEP 1966

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: UNITED PRESS INTERWATIONAL

Mr. Nicholas DANILOFF

Position (JaD 65):

slembor,

UNITED. PRESS I!TERNATIONAL Bureau 10

MoscOw, USSR

Very nico,

Intolligent man.

Not Jewish.

overworked by

SHAPIRO, Who tenda not to like him.

Very sick then ho left

Noscon (ca. March/April 65).

Saw a good many Russians and

to ba woll Inforned.

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NEW YORK TIMES

I5. Henry TAWNER

POsItIOn (Jan 65): Chief, How York Tines Bureau in Hoscor, USSR

Poggy Tanner, secrotary-archivist in the Danish embassy, 18

TANNER'S #iIO.

Terribly intelligent and good-hearted.individual.

Both SCURCE and SOURCE's husband like then a lot.

Remarl:ablo

thing about TA'NER 1s that he never yets nad and is always

sulling, even when things are nost trying.

Appears to be a very

good, happy marriage.

Both are first class people.

Neither 18

Jew18h.

Transierred to Parig in the late spring of 1965.

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NEW YORK TIMES

MT. ThCOMOTE SHABAD

Position (Jan 65): Member, New York Times. Bureau in Moscow, USSR

Most Jewish

type of Jew in the entire Moscow press corps

(exactly what SOURCE means by this hard to pind down - but would

appear she means he keeps

not mix with others.) Lives in the same entryway as

to his own co-religionists" cource.

and does

Did not like TANNER

(Burcau Chief) and TAYNER felt the same

way

about him.

Has a stupid

wiie who talks too such at parties.

DATE ACQUIRED :: September 1966.

Shabad's wife had a nervous breakdown and left Moscow.

If How to be a Jewish Mother

its outer!

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America House Club

Trade dro.

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SOURCE conments this is littlo more than a brothel where

the lower echelons of the foreigo diplonatic colony arrange

trysts. There is a great deal of passing whiskey and cigaretts'

bere, particularly among the foreign service personned (maids,

etc) of members 'of the diplonatic corps. At least within the

French embassy the general feeling is that ore should stay away

from the place, 'since no diplomats of status go there, except

on rare occasions (an especially good film). The enlisted

American military personnel are known to use the facilitles of

the club to shack up with foreigners.

DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966

, The tone of the Club has improved greatly owing to security

neasures which have been introduced in controlling the people

who may enter. It has nor become chic and even ambassadors go

there.

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UNITED STATES

Mr. Marshall BREMENT

PositIon (Jan 65):

Second secretury, US Embassy in Moscou,

USSR

SOURCE speculates B. may be an intelligence officer because

of the penetrating questions he asks. Also be appears to be !

far better informed than the run-of-the-aill American foreigo

service officer.

Has a good memory and speaks sone Chinese.

Hile is socially cautious.

DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966

He drinks and flirts. His wife is very jealous. • He loves

girls but Source does not think he goes around with soviet girls.

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UNITED STATES

Mr. Abraham KATZ

Position (Jan 65): First secretary, US Embassy, Moscow, USSR

SOURCE and her husband see more: of KATZ and his wife at

than almost any other Americans of the US embassy. He is quite

sharp and intelligent and SOURCE's husband has a high professional

regard for him.

DATE ACQUIRED: ' SEPTEYBER 1966

•Source's husband thinks he is an intelligence officer because

of his position' in the Embassy.

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NEWSWEEK

HT. Robert KORENGOLD

Position (Jan 66):

Correspondent for NEWSWEEK Maganine in Moscow,

USSR

SOURCE and SOURCE's husband like the K's a lot, they are

clever people and both well informed.

Has good Soviet contacts:

and digs out the news through them.

Both speak good Russian.

He goes by the name of "Bud".

Both are Jewish.

DATE ACQUIRED:

SEPTEMBER 1966

Nife is French and would be a very good source for infor-

mation on the nefarious activities of third nationals in Moscow.

She is not Jewish as previously stated.

Ладоса сот Паліа.".

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UNITED STATES

Mr. Alan LOGAN

Position (Jan 05): Second secretary, US embassy, Moscow, USSR

A too serious type, wife never sniles. Very inpressed sith

his position in the embassy' - a "heavy" person. Both drink a

good deal and oaly after they've had a few drinks do they let

i" their hair down. His wife is French.

SOURCE sees them at a

number of American and British parties. Frequently present at

African parties, since he is embassy officer responsible for

African affairs. Nife is a bure.

DATE ACQUIRED:

SEPTEMBER 1966

Source and her husband think LÖGAV is an intelligence

officer because the Soviets are very interested in him and

publicized hin as a spy for his interests in Africans in

Moscow. After this article, the Africans stopped seeing

LOGAN.

He was very well liked however:

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NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE

Ar.. Stuart H. LOORY

Position (Jan 65):

Chief New

York Herald Tribune Bureau in

in Moscow, USSR

Both LOORY and his wife are Jewish.

SOURCE considers

them nice but does not see a very great deal of them socially.

DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966

Has problers with his job because of the closing down of

aze the New York Herald Tribune.

i digging i lein.

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UNITED STATES

MT.. Roger A. PROVENCHER

Position. (Jan 65);

Second secretary, US embassy in Moscow, USSR

They are the most socially adept members of the US embassy.

Trey entertain well and their parties are fun. They both dance

well. She serves wonderful buffets. She is French. Has visited

SOURCE's father in Paris on one occasion. SOURCE has had the

Provenchers to her apartment about 15 times (since Oct 62). SOURCE

speculates Provencher may be an intelligence officer based on

the fact that he bas "too good" an apartment for his rank and

more care is taken of him than of Mr. Logan in the political

section.

DATE ACQUIRED: SEPTEMBER 1966

Source says her husband has changed his mind about PROVEYCHER'S

being an intelligence officer. Possibly he. is one, but not in

? Moscow.

storite

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WASHINGTON POST

Mr. Stephen ROSENFELD

Position (Jan 65):

• Correspondent, WASHINGTON POST (USA) in Moscow,

USSR

Noted for fact that he has a very large apartment by Moscow

standards. Wife knows what she wants. and gets it from the UPdk

by constant badgering of this office. Lives in same block with

SOURCE but entryray three. Hife was in Moscow before as a single

girl correspondent. They both speak very good Russian. Both

are Jewish.

DATE ACQUIRED:• SEPTEMRER 1966

- Source heard no comments from the Soviets about ROSENFELD'S

PNG for the Washington Post publication of the Penkovskiy Papers

Third National Colonies also had no comments but were very sorry

for ROSENFELD.

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UNITED PRESS INTERYATIONAL * (UPI)

Mr: Henry SHAPIRO

Position (Jan'65):

Chief, UNITED PRESS INTERYATIONAL BureaU 1n

Moscow, USSR

SOURCE and SOURCE's husband like S. He is Jewish, sharp

and quick, speaks excellent Russian. Knows a tremendous amount

about Russlap, very well informed. SOURCE speculates SHAPIRO

may have helped the Russians in the past (she means the RIS)

but does not think he has to now that he has established himself.

SOURCE comments that SHAPIRO, Ilke all Western press people have

to be extremely careful what they file, otherwise they will be.

thrown out of the SU. This is very true in SHAPIRO's case, since

he married to Soviet national who might not be able to leave with

him 1f he were thrown out. Host noteable thing about SHAPIRO

Is his very extensive contacts in the dip circuit - Henry literally

knows everybody worth knowing. On very good terms with past Us

ambassador (Thompson). Probably because of religious bonds, he

is also on very good terms with current Israeli ambassador.

DATE ACQUIRED : September 1966.

Shapiro hates to spend money.

He is very hard on his assistants,!

and very quick-tempered.

He

hates Edmund Stevens and his wife.

He is close to the dustrian ambassador (Walter Wodak), the Italian

ambassador (Federico Sensi) and the Norwegian ambassador (Frithjof

Jacobsen).

Recently Shapiro decided to do a story on the prostitutes

who hang

out. at the Hotel National.

He sent someone to interview

some of these girls. As a result he was attacked in Pravda.

¡Shapiro was terribly upset at this, almost crying. He is normally

a very careful man.

a d possibly cooperates with tan tET

Soviet journalists well,

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NEWSDAY

Mir. Edaund STEVENS

Position (Jan 65):

Correspondent for NEWSDAY (USA) in Moscow,

USSR

Neither SOURCE nor SOURCE's husband like. Drinks a lot,

especially early in the norning - often drunk, and when so tends

to make stupid remarks. However, terribly well informed about

what is going on in the Soviet Union, in fact one of the best

Informed Western correspondents in Moscow. He has a find collection

of modern paintings. SOURCE believes he probably works for the

¡Gba since he openly involved in black marketing, selling of

tkons, and always seems to have more than enough money. He is

the type who would sell his sould for cash. Daughter now in Rone,

trying, to becone a novie actress.

She was formerly a student

at the Bolshod Theater, studying ballet.

She was sonething

of a whore and slept with a number of Russlans.

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Edmund: Stevens

Date Acquired: September 1966

STEVENS' wife told Peter GROSE of the New York Times that

she wasbuying up paintings from Soviet

artists and reselling!

them for a profit. Source considers Mrs. STEVENS a real bitch.

STEVENS argues with her a lot.. Source thinks he is no longer

capable of having a sex life. Source has no doubts that he

works for the KGB.

STRENS' contacts in the foreign colony are extensive.

He

sees nost of the important ambassadors; including KOHLER (US) ,

HARRISON (UK), and SENSI (Italy). Among the many Americans he

sEeS are GUTHRIE and ArMITAGE.

The only Soviet contacts of the STEVENS whom Source knows

are figures from the artistic world: musicians MOISSEYEV and!

KAGAN, and the ballerina PLISETSKAYA.

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UNITED STATES

US EMBASSY L'OSCOW

linda stolen,

General Commontg:

—s . 9919690.

Para tie awardro

Inbassy officers all belleve they are very

Inportant prople by virtue of tho fact that the Department sent

then to loscon to represent the Statos. They try to supress

overybody with their position and with thair knowledgo of Soviet

asfairs (which is not too good in the firat place), They lond

to 11vo a Botto-11k0 existence, do not ais uith other members of

the dip set.

Stay at home or in the enbassy and do not get out

around in the city. From a social point of view they are for

the most part boring - only wish to talk business and offico

polltics. No lightness of senBe for "things gay." Heavy. Do

not have many of the social graces, do not dance vell, do not

play cards 7011, otc. Vives aro pool dressers and can not coox:

- ca coi?"?aE.

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UT. Jordan AXRiBA'X

POSItIOn (Jan 65): Neuber, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL BUreZU,

10 lioscou, USSR

"Jay" 1s stupid, nore so than average press corresposdente.

Not Intellectually quick.

SHAPIFO runs rings around hin.

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UNAIDU DIALLO

Capt. James R. BIZZEL, L'SAP

POsItIOn (Jan 65): Assistant air attache (medical), US sabissy,

SOURCE 1e very fond of DI. Bizzoll and considers bie an

excellent doctor, specially for children. luch nore Irlondly

than this prodocessor. SOURCE gave DI. BIzzell the naue of her

BIster (UNSOX 10) and suggested he look her sister up when he

ment to Paris on vacation. The sister would show hin around

Paris.

SOURCE does not know whether Dr. Rizzell contacted her

Bister,, Nirs. Kohler is vesy sond of hin. izzell used to squire

young diss. Stoessel around town. Dances vell; plays good bridge.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS| (AP)

MT. Henry s. BRADSIER

PosItIon (Jan 65):

Chiot of the ASSOCIATED PRESS Bureau, Moscow,

USSR

SOURCE and SOURCE'& husband do not like B: Consider him

rudo, barbarian. "Te 1a a yery nervous nan. Tries very hard

(but does not nake the grade) to keep up with chief AFP man.

(ULINAN) and chief UPI man (SHAPINO).

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da; it i serials

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AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY

Hir. Sam JAFFE

Position (Jan 65): Representative, ANERICAN BROADCASTING OCIPANI

in Moscoy, USSR

san and June are attractive people and SOURCE would like to

becone more irlendly with then. However, neither SOURCE nor her

husband trusts the JAFFES conpletely - in their vien somothing

about then does not add up. JAFFE good newspaper man - knows how

to ask questions that will got nows. SOURCE feela she has to

watch what she says to JAFFE, lest be uncover some of her. husbands

"sources" for news. JAFFE does a good job, knows the ropes of

his profession and is & thoroughly competent journalist. Knows

& great many Russians and now has very good contacts with the

North Yletnanese - this rather unusual for an American correspon

dent in Moscow. Both are Jewish.

Pisto,

and 17? Xinout

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UT. FOy D. KOILER

Maition (Jan 65): US Ambassador 1s Moscor, USSR

souras wonders thy, in view of his position, At. Kohler

2a9 a Chinese cook - she thinks this is a poor security practice.

•PURCE knows of no spocilic things about the ambassador's

cook which would make him a security risk otber than his

ustionality. The fact that the American ambassador has &

UnInese cook is often the subject of conversation on the lloscor

dip circult. Mile has no taste in clothes.

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UNITED STATES

Ar. Walter J. STOISSEL, JI.

PosItion (Jan 65): US Minister-Counsellor In Loscow, USSR

The STOESSEls triod to entertain in a grand vay but were

obivously anateurs. They would serve entiraly too much liquor

before dinner. and get their guests potted.. Their food at dinners

. was indifferent though of good quallty. They did serve good

, French vines. One got the impression Urs. STOESSEl did not take

too many pains in planning and serving her dinners. She has a

terrible cook. SOURCE entertained the STOESSELS 1n her home on

about 10 occasions (Iron Oct 62 to the time the STOESSES loSt).

"1fe dresses badly, even worse than Mrs. Kohler.

•dari concentran

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UNITED STATES

kir. Halcolm TOON

Pusition (Jan 65):

Counsellor for political affairs, US Embassy,

Moscow

socially bettor than most of the US Esbassy personnol.

#1I8 dresses badly.

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