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1, DURING ROUTINE CONTACTS WITH POSWING OFFICER DURING JAN

SURJ ADVISED HE IN CONTACT PAVEL YATSKOV (201-120123 AND VALENTIN

LOGINOV (201-285412), BOTH SUSPECT XGB. SOVS ASKED HIM FREPARE

TRAVEL INFO ON TRAINS AN SHIPS BETVEEN MEXICO, NEW ICRN AND

SUROPE, LOGINOV APPEARS FRIENDLY AND TOLD SUES NE HOPES THEŸ

-LL-BE FRIENDS.

ÉA PASWING OFFICER TURNED SUBJECT OVER TO SIATION OFFICER TO WAUM

AUREED ACT AS ACCESS AGENT LOGINOV

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DISPATCH

Lindinia

SECRET

Diel. Se0

Chief, HID

s22rs

Ohlef of Station, Mextoo City

ssacr!

HF.DHDOD

Unidenelfied Visitor 20 the Sortet Erbassy In Maxico Cisy.

ACTOR LIQUARTO ASTURLAÇIO

(001 0454659135 1958

LICALLA and LILYRIC reported an unidentified ilsitor so the Sorier Embassy

La Maxico City between 29 Noverber and 3 Decenber 1965.

The visitor appears.

so be a Souter; licHerer, LIFIRE has not reported any inaccounted for. Soviet

so hare risited Mexico during this period, nor las the presence of a Sorter

risitor roported to the Sistion by any other source. Is: has not been seen

since 3 Decenber 1265.

2. According. to LICAlA, the visitor was principally in contace with she

cook, inacoliy Alcksawrovich AMIN (201-293948),

ministrative

assis! 71t

Stanislar Sergeyerich SiLAlKud: (201-271103)

oie cler Neksandr Petrovich PANOS (201-761265) Aikolar Amovich anWo.

Turil secretary and Anom

KGB officer Valinir Ivanovich SGAVICH (201-343894), First Secretary mid

kronn. NGo officer Meksandr Vladinirorich MIINDDKU (201-202379).

and Press

Attache mil known kGb officer Naholny Sergeyevich LEMAN (201-1-32139):

3.

'According to LiLyRIC,

che visitor ias. seen leaying the Sclet Enbass)

with HuNilN,

and laser with Third Secretary and suspece KGB officer

Valentin Sergerevich LOGINON (201-285412) ori 30 Noventer 19o5:

On 1 Decerber

he was seen lesving with MiNHIN and bis vife, Corercial Camselor Georgty

Stepanorich VISX0 (201-243602) and chauffeur Anstoliy Parlorich PRAlICULIN

(201-735052) 1n the car normally driven by

Prarda correspondent Vlatimir

_Aga fmovich bioN: (201-763035)5

-On 2 Decenter he was seen loavine mith

MiSHIN and his ulfe, zachaRdr, visitor terulasa

Roverrovich CINTO anu

(continued)

Distribution:

1 = AHID w//att

2 • File

IDOSS PRINFINCI TO

1094A-28001

CLASSE CATION

SECRET

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5 Januar 3900

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Dea: 5774277 doS F9

19848-29001

Arrache and suspect lie officer Visdislar SOrgeYONe DORINKIM (201-744341)

in KILNSIN's Car.

On 3. Decenter he nas seen learing with AiruN and

FRESHINE.

1. Abrached 18 8 photograph of eba visitor tates by LILYRIC.

i late tric pould a prepare bio de licacion.

It if the alteched photogreph ocud be

•for/Willard C. CURTIS

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DiSPATCH

Chief of Station. Mexice City

SECREI

PROCISSING ACTION...

HER1O R9 18011%3

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ENLY QUALITMO DESA

CAi RIDiE VADENITO

MICPOPLE

INTO

Chief, SR via Chiefe hil

SURECT

REDWOOD

(Fälentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY (201-285312)

ACTIDY REQUIRTO RETURUNCES

REFERENCE:

HAW -13985, 16 Septomber 1965

Forwarded herewith is paragraph 9 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

AND PHOTOS) of sunmary traces in SPR format on Valentin

Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-285412) as promised to you in

the above reference.

BAG:

BRUCE 11. GINTALAS

ATTACHMENT:

Paragraph 9 as stated above.

FE HELT

DISTRIBUTION:

Orig. & 2-Chief of Station, Mexico City (w/att):

1C00

807-255412.

DATE

+ INOK 1565

DISPATCH STADOL AND NUMBER

HMMW 14087

CLASSIFICATION

CS. C321

GROUPI

COT IRaLE: L'S HOS FILE NUMBER

deciassificalias,

SECRET

28. October 1965

201-285412

OX FICE

SI./Q/PA

ORIGINATING

OFFICER

TYPIST

JOHN CARLSON

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DATE

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PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS:

•Do: Height: 68 call.

siild:

strong build; ca. 185 Ibs. In Havana.

do Hair: blond wavy hair.

So Shape of Face: concave forehead.

7-1:721

DPOS :

WTFE:

2.÷ 27

ivi

201-205412

REF: 4

S.010:107:

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2:55

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SOLDICT

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PACIPALi ACTING

DISPATCH

SECRET

XXX

10

Chief, Bu Division

INTO

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... -

Chief, S& DiviSIOn

cAn ranie inrelina.

subser

Chlof of Station, Mexico CAty

REDCOAT/LCIMPROVS- John a STRATOS

ACTION REQUIRED FURRINCES

Licoir/s reported that on 12 October 1905 Subject visited

nis placo of business and said thit he had been referred to LICOZY/S

the Sovlot inbassy, Ho said ho was intorosted in a one-uay ticko.

tho Soviet Union.

Subjoce furnished tho following information

tO LICOZY/S :

1o mas born on 19 August 1942 in Michigan.

He- 1s,

a student at U.C.h.A. and wanted to viste the USSR as a tourist.

Subject held U. S. passport nunher C 130391 issuod 29 August 1962.

His permanent addross was given as 19222 Paclile Coast laghuay,

His tourist card shored that he entoroil Moxico

Sonora on 1. Uctober 1065.

Subject pald for 15

days in tho Soviot Union but said that ho planned so stay longer.

Ho left Mexico via dir France tilght 702 on 16 Octobor :

(confired by flight asnifosts).

His plans call for his to depart

Paris for Moscor via Air Franco

flighe 724 on 17. Ossober.

3.

During a routine

visit to tho Consular Section of the Soviet

Embassy, Valontin S. LOGINOV thanked LIcozys for

"caking cara"

öf subject bur.

in the prosence of losh PRIkHODkO anu consular

officor Vladinir S. KORMUSHKIN, LOGINOY acmonished LICOZY/S for asking

for more biographic data than ho necded to fill out tho necessary

LIC0ZY/5 dented that he had asked for noro inforation than

(Subject apparontly reported LICOzY/S's

actions in

obtaining the above biographic data (or was debriefed by LeGINOy,

a suspect KGB officer.

•it soens unusual for an Angrican student co travol fron the

U.S: to Moxico in order to travel to cho Sovior Union since ho is

automatically increasing. tho cost of his travol by a considorable

Since Subjoct crossed Into Mexico on 9 October, only e

soek belore his departure for the UssR, it mould appear that so

cano to Mexico exclusivoly for this purpose.

the purpo a chorratelling via Moxico as to conceal this trip froa

Se authorities.

EIS)Y:

So Local ODENVY not advised un or

A. Ornatig

killard C.

CURTIS

Distribution:

11.408"

ercresslicitad

Cali

VIBHATCH SYMDD AT) NUMARRI

LUMA - 27467

CLASSI

SECRET

CÓ GUI TILO 1N_55 - 10 - 111/9

CAsE

20

OCTOBER 1965

MC595-31203J01285112

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DISPATCH

CLASSITICATION

SECRET

PROCESSING dETONA

MARACO FOR INGERIAS

Chief,: SR

HO IMACHINO BRQUIRIO

iNFO

ONLY QUALIFIED DISA

Chief, WH

SUBACT

Chief of Station, Mexico City l~

@ REDWOOD - Valent in Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-265412)

•TION SEQUERLD. RUTREN

LIPIRE reported the arrival on 10 October 1965, vía Sabena Might 555,

of Subject's wife, Aleksandra Dmitriyevna, and his son Dnitrly. Travelling

on the same flight were Borls Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV (201-028975) and nis

ToeN: 87827425

wife returning to Mexico from home leave,

rox/isllard C. CURTIS

DISTRIBUTTON:

2 - C/Si

_CANH

ROSS REFERENCE TO

CS GOHY

DISPATCH SYNDI ANO NUMBER

HMMA -27420

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

2091-2854112.

DATE

•24 October 1965

HOSEALSLIISER

201-285412

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DISPATCH

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SECRET

Chief of station, Huxico City

XXX

OT OCENTD 5151

CAP NOT INDEZTE

PROW

Chief, Se via Chief, is

SUArEEr

REUNDON

(Valentin Sergeyevich LOCINON (201 285412)

ACTIDI RIQUALO RULIUNTI

NICHOTRA

REFERENCE: • MAXI 4363, 7 August 1969

1. forwarded herewith are sumiary traces in SPR forgat on

Valentin Sergeyevich LocItove reflecting a digest of avallable

Inforation in Headquartars f1l0s.

2, Paragraph l of the Above arcachment (PHYSICAL DESCRIYTION

AND PHOTOS) will ba forwarded to you at a lator date under separace

dispatch.as soon as the photos have buen processed here at lleadyuarters.

3. Forwarded under separate cover is Paragraph 21 (IDENTITIES).

1.3

BRUCE H. GINTALAS

Summary traces in

SPR format (h/v)

Paragraph 21 (IDENTITIES) (u/s/c)

ATTACHHENTS:

DISTRIBUTION:

Or18e & 2-Chief of Station, Mexico City (watt A, h/w; Watt B, u/s/c)

14H

CROSS REFERENCE TO

DiSPATCH SYMBDI AND NUMBER

iS. COPY

HMMW 13935

GROUP 1

CLASSIFIC

donegradin; ans

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declasalticallor

207-2859124

DATE

23SEP 1905

16 September 1965

HOS FILE NUMBER

201 285412

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ATTACHNENT GEES TO

* 13985

SECRET

SUMMARY TRACES IN SPR FORMAT

PREPARED BY.

DATE

201 NUMBER

A NUMBER

BRUCE H1. CINTALAS •

8 September 1965

201 285412

18721

1.

NAME:

Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV

_ 2.

DPOB:

23 December 1927, Moscow

3à CITIZENSHI AND PASSPORT DATA:

a. USSR citizen.

ba Passport DO16993, Issued 24 August 1960.

c. Passport D010264, Issued 1965

CURRENT POSITION:

Third Secretary, Soviet Embassy, Mexico City.

7.

RELATIVES:

C.

Spouse:

do Children:

Aleksandra Dmitriyevna, born 20 August 1928, Moscow..

Worked in the Consular Office in Havana. Speaks

poor Spanish.

Son - Dmitrty Valentinovich, born 1959.,

Daughter - Irina Valentinovna, born ca. 1952.

LANGUAGES:

Subject speaks fluent Spanish with a slight accent.

.. Subject spoke some English while he, was in Havana.'

RIS INPUT NO. I

621.1 HMMI-13985 SECRET

207-285412

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11. CURRICULUM VITAE:

A February 1960 Diplomatic List from Argentina lists Subject as

a new Sovlet Military Attache due to arrive in Buenos Alres in the néar

future. There is no. indication

that Subject ever filled that post..

From September 1960 to September

1963, Subject and family vere

In Havana where Subject served as an Attache at the sovset Enbassy.

In

December 1961, he accompanted the Soviet DYNAMO soccer team on a Latin

American tour as their escort and interpreter.

Subjech arrived In Mexico City on 3 August 1965 to roplace know

KGB officer Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201 305870), as. a Third

Secretary.

12. INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION:

Subject is listed as probable RIS, probably KGS. on the basis of

his activitiés while stationed in Havana and by virtue of his replacing

a known KGB officer in Mexico City.

Per HMMA 28310, 310166 Julyset

130

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY:

While Subject accompanted the DyNAMO soccer teem through La Par

in December 1961, he became acquainted with KISHIN-a (identity is, a

KUBARK Bolivian security service penetration and later a low level

Bolivian university-cell CP penetration. It is not recorded upon whose

initiative the contacts were made, However, by KISHIN-1's admission

he had several informal and friendly meetings with Subject during which

Subject encouraged KISHIN-1 to accept a Cuban student grant. Infact he

specifically expressed an eagerness to be of any assistance in helping

KISHIN-1 to get to. Cuba. KISHIN-I never went to Cuba, although he did

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13. (CONTINUED)

correspond with Subject on the mattar un at least one occasion. KISHIN-1

was terminated

as an agent in July 1969 for security reasons and because

it was belleved that

ho was a fabricatur. No further dévelopments in

-his assoctatiön with subject were noted.

On the same trip through latin Amorica in Decembèr 1961, Subject

was observed to have in his pussussion some $2,000 in United States

currency. After sending the soceir team back to Moscow from Quito,

Subject continued alone through Panama CLLY, where he was seen in contact

with a Mexican citizen with whom he flew on to Mexico Clty. In Mexico

City Subject reported to known KGB officer Aleksey Ivanovich CARMASHOV

(201 227418) at the Sovlet Embassy. Frouà sensitave source it was.;

learned that CARMASHOV had been Instrucied to look into the mattor of

Subject's four-day délay in returning to lavana from Quito and that

subject's superlors in Havana wore concarnedo it is not knoum hati

relationship, If any, these circumstancén have to each other.

In Havana carly in 1963, subject bufrtended and apparently attempted

tO CultIVatE VASLOUCHS 1, 2, and 3 (Iduntities 2, 3, and 4),: The

association was discoüraged by KUBARK because VASIOUCH-I and 2 were

performing Important functions in connuction with Cuban Fl activities and

contact with a possible RIS officer wan not thought desireable.

In September 1962 at the Invitation of Senhor Vazco Leltao de CUNHA,

Brazilian Ambassador to Cuba and newly appointed Ambassador to the Soviet

Union, VASLOUCH-3 traveled to Moscow 'and accepted a clerical position

at the Brazilian Embassy where she remaincd

for approximately two years.

year later, in September 1963, Subject returned PCS to Moscow.

Between

December 1963 and February 1964, Subject made

three attempts

to

see

VASLOUCH-3. According to VASLOUCH-3, the contacts were by telephone only

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13.

(CONTiNUED)

and she did not meet with Subject personally while in Moscow.

15.

CONTACTS:

In December 1961 in La Paz, Bolivia, Subject was in contact with

KISHIN- 1.

See paragraph 13 above and Identities.

Subject was in contact in Panama City and on a flight from Panama

City to Mexico City in December 1961 with Edmindo Fausto ZORRILLA

Martinez, a Mexican citizen who had been traveling

around Latin America.

The nature of this contact has not been determined..

Subject befriended and apparently attempted co develop in Havana

VASLOUCHs 1, '2, and 3. See paragraph 13 above and Identities:

20.

TRACES FOR LIAISON:

See first page following.

21. IDENTITIES:

See second page following..

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S.ECRET

Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV

- DPOB: - 23 December 1927, Moscow

PASSPORTS:

DO16993, 15sued 24 August 1960

Doio264, Issued 196S

POSITION: Third Secretary, Soviet Embassy, Mexico City.

WIFE:

Aleksandra Dimitriyevnd, born 20 August 1928, Moscow., Worked

1n. the Consular Office of the Soviet Embassy In, Havana.

Speaks poor Spanish.

SON:

Initriy Valentinovich, born 1959;

DAUGHTER:

Irina Valentinovna, born ca. 1952.

LANGUAGES:

Subject speaks, fluent-Spanish and poor English.

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION:

He is 6' tall, weighs 185' lbs., has a

strong

butld, blond. wavy hatr, and a concave forehead.

TRAVEL: In 1960 Subject was designated to the Soviet Embassy in

Argentina as a Military Attache, however, there is no.

record that Subject ever filled that post.

From September 1960 to September 1963, Subject and family

were in Havana where Subject, served as an Attache at the

Soviet Embassy. In December 1961, he accompanied the

Sovlet-

DYNAMO Soccer team on a Latin American tour as

their escort and interpreter.

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"IDINTITIES"

IDENTITY ONE

IDENTIFY TWO

IDENTITY THREE

IDENTITY FOUR

DELGADILLO Menacho, Adalid, formerly a Captain on

the Bolivian Police Force.

KUBARK agent from 1960

to 1963.

MATINAINEN, Laure Olavi, Honorary Finnish Counsel

In Havana and KUBNEX contact since 1962.

MATINAINEN, Estrells, wife of IDENTITY TWO.

MATTKAINEN, Annels, daughter of IDENTITIES, TWO and

THREE.

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DISPATCH

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

XXXX

TO

INTO.

Chlef, WH Division

FROM

_SUBJECT

Chites of Statton, Mexico Cloy

6. REDWOOD - Valentin Sergeyevich LOCINOV (201-285412)

ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES

REFERENCE: MEXI 4363, "6 August 1965

G.SR

PROCESSING ACTION

MARTIN FOR INCEYINO

NO INDEXINO REQUIREO

ONLY QUALIPIED DESK

CAN JUDGE INDRIINO

MICROFILA-

Subject's arrival in Mexico was reported in Reference. Attached are

coples of subject's passport, obtained througti kITEMPO, no. D-O10264, Issued

_ 24 June 1965 in Moscow and valid for five years..

i, e more dono

-for

Willard C. CURTIS

Attachment:

Copies

of Passport

Distribution:

2 - CSR, w/att., as stated, H/W

1 - CWH, w/o att.

GROUP 1

Exeedes tears auere

dore rica,

iNs

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CROSS RSFERENCE TO

CS COPY

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

HMMA -- 26881

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

201-285412

DATE

12 AUCUST 1965.

HOS FILE NUADER

201-285412

FFN °

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1. LIFIRE REPORTS ARRIVAL. 3 AUG VIA SABENA FLIGHT 555 OF

VALENTIN LOGINOV, AGE 38 PPT D-C1P264, NEW THIRD SECRETARY

SOVIET EMB MEXICO.

2: PRESUMABLY IDEN VALENTIN SERGEYEVICH LOGINOV

201-285412. REQUEST SUMMARY TRACES.

-3. BELIEVED REPLACING NECHIPORENKO: 221-3058.70•

SECRET

CEN: 4363 3 AUG VIA SABENA 555 VALENTIN LOGINOV 38. P.PT

DE 10264 IMI D-BIEZSA SOVIET EMB MEXICO IDEN VALENTIN

SERGE YEVICH LOGINOV 201-285412 NECHIPORENKO 201-305878

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SUBJ REF (IDEN A) IS MASLOUCH 3, DAVOURER VER CIDED) AND

V-2, (IDEN' C). V-1 AND V-2. CURRENTLY RESIDE PBRUNE; AND HAVE BEEN

HQS REPORTING ASSETS SINCE FEB 63:

2:: V-2 WORKED APPROX 12 YEARS BRAZILIAN EMBASSY PERLIES.

WAS

QUITE CLOSE TO ALSUPER AND FAMILY WEN HE HAD END THERE AND TOURED

FUSTEAL WITH HIS FOR SONTH IY OLOGINOC

V-3. CLOSE FRIEND ALSUPER DAUGHTER..

3:

EARLY 6J LOCAL SOV. KGB TYPE WHO HAD PURVIOUS RUSTIESS CONTACTS

WITH Y-2 MADE SOCIAL CONTACT WIT V-I AND Y-2 IN RELATIVELY CLUMSY

EFFORT DEVELOP THEN. V-1 AND Y-2 WERE INSTRUCTED BY IOS TO AVOID

FURTHER CONTACT: KGB OFFICER RETURNED PCS MOSCOY LATE AUG 63. BETWEEN

DEC 63 AND FEB 61 HE MADE THREE MILD ATTEMPTS CONTACT VIJ IN MOSCOW

EFFORT CONTICT VASLOUCHES APPARENTLY DROPPED WITH NO FURTHER

- DEVELOPMENT. HOS HAS NO ADDITIONAL INFO TO COSFIRM OR DISPELL.

ALSURANS SUSPICIONS V-3 SOVIET PENETRATION.

4. V-3 HAS BEEN SOMENHAT NORRY TO PARENTS AND HQS THROUGHOUI®

OUR ASSOCIATION. PARENTS DESIRE SEE V-S LOCATED SAFELY SOME WESTERN

CITY NITH GOOD JOB AND SECURE INCONE MATCHES HQS WISH ELISINATE HER

MEзSLLU1IES0101

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REQUEST STA TAKE NO ACTION THIS MATTER AT THIS TIME.

96720

HQS

CONCERN PRIMARILY THAT WORRY ABOUT V-3 NOT BE ALLORED JEOPARDIZE

FUNCTIQNING V-1 AND Y-2: V-3 MAY EVEN AGREE: SQNE FUTURE DATE ACT AS

SW LINK BETWEEN Y-L AND HQS IF SUCH CHANNEL EVER NEEDED.

END OF MESSAGE

DESHOND FIIZGERALD

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29 MARCH 1965 C3 BU IN CS FU NO 28-6-33

RIO DE JANEIRO

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96921

IDEN A: ANNELI MATIKAINEN

FORMER SECRETARY IN BRAZILIAN SuBS

HAVA AND MOSCON, (IN MOSCOR BIPT 82 = SEPY 64)

IDEN BE LAURI NATIKAINEN

HON. FINNISH CONSUL

IN HAVANA

IDEN C. ESTRELLA JOINI MATIRAINEN

FORMER SECRETARY IN

BRAZILIAN SHE RAVA

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HORA 11170 25 JUNE 1053 CUT SENT WAVE;

I. ON 23 MARCH NERFEDES MAGALHAES LIN!O, PERSONAL

SECRETARY ALSÜPER 2, INTRODUCED MILKES TO ANNE MATIKAINEN,

WHO VISITING RIO FOR APPROXIMATELY ONE MONTH. MATIKNINEN

SAID ALTHOUGH HER FÚTURE PLANS INDEFINITE, SHF HAD NO INTENTION

RETURNING. PSRUMEN, WHERE HER PARENTS ASSIGNED. SAID SHE MIGHT

ACCERT'EMPLOYMENT IN NEW YORK. CITY OR WOULD RETURN TO EUROPE.

•HOWEVER, LIRIO IS ATTEMPTING TO INTEREST MATIKAINEN IN REMAIN-

ING RIO AND ASKED MILKES IN MATIKATEY DID STAY, COULD HE DIRES

HER TO SOME AMERICAN COMPANY. OR U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCI FON

MÉNT.

EMPLOVEASN MYLKES LEFT MATTER ÖPEN SAYING HE WOUID HAVE CO

HAVE MONE INFO ON MATIKAINEN'S QUALIFICATiONS:

ONLY INFO RIO STA RE MATIKAINEN CONIAINED

iN REF SUPPLIED BY ALSURAH, WHO NOW ON IWO YEÀR LEAVE FROM

HIS SERVICE AND ONLY IN RIO ON INFREQUENT. VISITS, WILL ATTEMPE

TO ELICIT MORE DETAILS FROM ALSURAN AT FIRST OPFORTUNITY.

3.

APPRECIATE HQS FORWARDING ANY ADDITIONAL INFO ON

MATIKAINEN WHICH WOULD TEND TO CONFIRM A! SURANS DOUBIS ABOUT

she deans lanches with Matikaren.

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4..

INFO WAVES ALSURAH REPORTED I REF HE SUSPECTEU

MATIKAINEN AS BEING SOVIET PENETRATION HIS EMBASSY IN MOSCOW.

SHE WAS CURIOUS BEYOND NORMAL HOUNDS AND WANTED TO SEE EVERY-

THING• SHE WAS SUSPECTED OF HAVING AN AFFAIR WITH ONE OF THE

BRAZILIAN OFFICIALS IN MOSCOW WHO HAD RAiSED HER EMBASSY

PAY TO S5DO DOLLARS A MONTH. SHE HAD PREVIOUSLY SERVED

WITH ALSUPER-I IN PBRUMEN

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COUNTRY: CUBA/USSR

$U3u:

1.

PASSPORT ACTIVITY AT THE SOVIET EMBASSY-IN HASANA

F2. CONTINUED ARSENCE PREM CUBA-OF SOVIET VIEL CONSUL:

LOGUINOY

COl: d0 OECEMOOD. 1063

BAGA: UNLED STATES, MIAM! (DA JANUARY 19614)

IN COMMENT:

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TO PORTION OF THIS COPLE HAS GEÉN.

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SOURCE: A CUBAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATE AND PART OWNER OF E FARM IN

CAMAGUEY. SOURCE TRAVELS OCCASIONALLY BETWEEN CAMAGUEY AND HABANA,

AND HAS REPORTED MILITARY INFORMATION WHICH, FOR THE MOST PART,

HAS BEEN ACQUIRED BY PERSONAL OBSERVATION. THE INFORMATION iN

PARA, 1 WAS OBTAINED FROM AN UNIDENTIFIED INFORMANT AND THAT IN

PARA: 2 FROM PERSONAL OBSERVATI ION.

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COUNTRY

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SOURCE

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#8. 808925

HEN 955,77 AN3.

_ JUi: ON 2EIDEGEMBER: 1963, THERE WAS A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE

• AT THE SOVIET CONSULATE AND EMBASSY IN. THE VEDADO SECTION OF THE:

CITY OF HABANA WHO WERE APPARENTLY. MAKING.PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTING

FROM CUBA.

-SOME-OF THESE INDIVIOUALS PRÉSENTED. A BOOK WITH A RED

COVER BEARING THE CYRILLIC LETTERS "CCEP RPT CCCP" IN GOLD AND

RECEIVED A FORM TO FILL OUT AND RETURN. OTHERS RECEIVED A WHITE CARD

WITH A PHOTOGRAPH. ONE SOVIET ASKED FOR A POSTPONEMENT OF HIS

TRIP,, SAYING THAT HE WAS MARRIÇO TO A CUBAN GIRL WHO WOULD NOT BE

ABLE TO STAND THE COLD. A HIGH DIPLOMAT, WHO WORE GLASSES AND WHO

WAS ABOUT 6$ YEARS OLD, ANGRILY EXPRESSED HIMSELF TO THE CUBANS: IN

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SPANISH, (FIELO COMMETI NEITHER LOCATION NOR CIRCUMSTANCES

RELATIVE TO THIS EXCHANGE BETWEEN THE HIGH DIPLOMAT AND THE CUBANS

WERE REPORTED:)

2.. AS OF 28 DECEMBER, SOVIET VICE CONSUL VALENTIN S.

LOGUINOV HAO NOT RETURNED TO CUBA FROM THE SOVIET UNIQN:

3. FIELD DISSEM STATE (MIAMI).

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MARIA • 28501

Embassy offices.

TICALLA thinks thee sunjoct left the Labassy at

1115, having put les lusgage

thie our with license glates 19-jA.

(This is the car

regularly driven by l0c180v.)

A LILALLA piroto-

graph of subject is forwarded as Metachment B (leadquarters only).

*.

Fron LIEsVOY it appears that LUbINOV was principally

responsible for suujoct's travel arrangesents.

•LOGINOV.

probably

met subject at the airport,

since Lllilu reported that LOGINoV

left the soviit kirbassy in 19-DA at 0535 and returned at 0058 on

20 March 1900,

apparently having dropped subject off at the liotel

Aglies.

subject's wife was not reported to häve visited the Lmbassy.

The Station had not bolieved that Subject would be able

to tale the 21 March fligit to lavana,

Vladislay Sergeyevich KORMUSININ (201-744341) had visitod the Cuban.

Embassy in person on l6 March 19u0, at which time he probably

arrangod for Subject's visa.

for

Willard C. CURTIS

€÷÷÷

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DISPATCH

GLASSNICAIIOM

SECRET

ISSING ACHION

XXX

MARNTO 10R 19002186

1O

Chief, SR Division

INTO

Chiefe Wil Division

FROM

Croced station, ice an

DALY QUALITUD DESA

CAR MUDGE INDOTINE

MiCROrIE

REDKOOD/LCIMPROVE - Valentin Sergeyvich LOGINOV (201-285412)

ACTION REQUIRED - RESTRUNCO

Subject has been identified as a loh officer based on

the

following incidents:

on 12 February 1966 Micksand Vladimirovien PErKHODO T

iGh case officer, during a meeting with LIcozy-s,

todd- 202328-s that hs would cring subject to their next mecting and

that subject would be LICOZY-S's new case officer.

During Januar!

1966 Cristobal

In TORRES Ponce,, shauffeur.

employed by the

Embassy in Mexico City,

several

to the Soviet Embassy

regard to a soviet visa for one of

American Embassy officials.

spoke with subject, who, after

asking whether it nould get TORRES-in

trouble if he went to

with

Subject,

ended up by

inviting

TORRES to dinner on

24. January

1966.

TORRES did'not meet subject. that

and on 8 February 1966

Subject called TORRES at thé American

Embassy to ask why he had not

sliown up.

TORRES, replied that he had lad

to work.

Subject asked

whether TORRES had located a person lio could teach him English:

TORRES replied that one person

whom he had asked had not been

interested, and Subject asked him to loor looking

for someone.

Subject again called TORRES on 9 February 1906,

but TORRES was out:

is: noted that Subjoet's calls to TORRES have not appeared on

LIENVOY and were therefore presumably made from a pay station.)

12E1iS

for

Killard C. CURTIS

Distr bution:

CSR

CHH

CROSS REFERENCE TO

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&S COPY

ORSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

INNA - 29390

CLASSIFICATION

SECRET

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DATE

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HES FHE NUMBER

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28 20

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TOT CARACAS INTO MEXICO CITY

RSDCOAT LCIMPROVE

HEXICO CITY 8020 (IN 62261)* NOT SENT CARACAS

1.:

REQUEST STATION TRACES FOR MEXICO CITY ON:

•A. NICOLAS: JUAN BOSTROEN, BORN 1915 IN ST. PETERJBURG, RUSSIA,

NOW VENEZUELAN CITIZEN. EMPLOYED AS "DIRECTOR OF PROJECT BY

STEPHENS-ADAMSON -DE MEXICO, FORMERLY SERVED IN U.S. NAVY.

B. VALENTINA GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN, PORN BRESLAU, GERMANY, 41

YEARS OLD, WENT TO USSR WHEN SMALL CHILD, WAS IN STALINGRAD IN

1942, WENT TO VENEZUELA POST WWIL, NOW VENEZUELAN CITIZeN.

BOTH BOSTROEN'S NON LIVE CALLE CHRISTIAN ANDERSON 419, MEXICO

CITY.

3.

FYI CARACAS: MEXICAN OFFICIAL ADVISED STATION THAT

VALENTIN S. LOGINOV, KNOWN KGB STAFF OFFICER MEXICO CITY, APPARENTLY

DSVELOPING POLICEMAN WHOM HE ASKED TO PROVIDE BOSTROEN HOME ADDRESS,

HOSS TELEPHONE AND PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT.

CONTINUED.../

HILLABINE BENICER

COORDINATIMO OFFICERS

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END OF MESSAGE

WH Comment:

*Reported LOGINOV recrultient pitch to unnamed LITEMPas

policeman to report on Nicolas Juan and Valentina

Grusdow

de Bostroen. Requested additional data these:

individuals to assist in providing LIRAMA Into fOr PNG

of. LOGINOV:

H/3N/D. Venute (in draft).

SB/O/WH/T: Cormier (in draft)':

SB/CI/K/T. Ryan (1n draft)

Willian

Xias

F.

Kaufman

RELRASTRO OFFICIA

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DISPATCH

SECRET

PROCESSING ACTION

MARIO POR IMOLNIO

Chief, Wl Divisten

XXX

07T QUALITO DISE

Chief, SB Division

CAN AVOCA: IMDDUINO

Chief of Station, Mexico City

EVANCT.

L REDCOAT/LCIMPROVE - Information on Local Soviets passed to LIRAMA

ACTION RIQUIRLO. REVERENCES

REFERENCE: MEXICO CITY - 8020

1. Transmitted herewith are a Ilst of Soviet intelligence

personnel assigned to Mexico and a note on Valentin Sergeyevich

LOGINOV (201-285412) which were glven by Chief of Station on

22 July to LIENVOY-2 for passage to LITEMPO-8 and LIRAMA.

The circumstances were explained in Reference.:

?. Please note that the following items in the LOGINOV note

are fictions of the Station

a. that LOGINOV jowned the KGB In 1955.

b. that he attended the KGB school from 1955 to 1957:

C. that he was an officer in KGB Headquarters from

1957 to August 1960

d. that the money found in his suitcase. in Paname in

December 1961 vas for Latin American Communist

Partica (it probably was).

c. that we have known LOGINOV as a KGB officer

strice 1958

' Cri.p?.

die fiCorgre

for/Willard C. CURTIS

Attachment:

List of Soviet intelligence personnel

and note on LOGINOV

Distribution:

2 - CWH, w/att (1 copy); H/W

1 - CSB, w/att (1 copy), H/W

IATT

STROSS REFERENCE TO

DISPATCH STARSCA AND AURASER

HMMA - 29626

GRELP 1

strated iron aulomatic

V

731-235417

DATE

27 JULY 1966

HOS FILE NUMBER

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s% Judi into

Valeatin Sargajorich LCELYOV

DCS: 23 December 1927:

Poution Tetro Secretary la tho Consular Sectior of tic

Sovie; Embassy, Mexico D. F.

Residence: Ignaclo Esteva 1S-1, Colonia Facubaya

Automobile: 1965 Chevroler Iraala, Ucense 19 DA.

Languages: Tluent Spantss, falt Erglish

Carecr

1955: Joked the KOS

1955-57. Attendsd tize KGB trating ecicol

1257;- August 1959: Officer in KGO Ricadquariers, Moscow

Son: 1063-Sopt 1953: Artacio In Elevara, Cuba

December 1951: Travelled to Fanatha and Equador wich a

Sorlet soccer toam. On this trip he carried

a large sum ci money for the Communist Futiles

ci Punania, and Equador.

17 May 19,52: Traicked Mexico ca route to the ÜSSK for leave.

9 Soptember 1963: Loit Cuba to rcruza to tee USSR.

Sebternbar 1963:- Jüly 1955: Ouicer la KCB Headwarters, Moscow.

3 August 1955: Arrived Marico

In Mexico LCGINOV replaced OlEgM. NECHPORENKO, anoter

KES cfficer cud took over all of NECHONEND's trolligence agents

and dactor. in January 1955 he citempied to Cultivate and recruit

a chauácur a te American Enlassy la Manico. LOGNOV Is an

unusually acrive and capable intelligence catcer.

Since he has almost

is cvort duties he ls able to spend abcar 951

of his time on intclligence

activity. We have faown tear he ls a 1G3 dutcer since 1953. His

Immediate KGB chict in Merico is Rival A. YATSKOV.

1715

MIND 74676

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Sovict Intelligcico. Officers Sailored Li Mcsico

1. KGB (Commitco for State Securicy)

Chlet Sergcy S. KONSTANTLOY

Doputy Chief: Alcksandr V. FRIKHODKO

OFFICERS:

Ycrgoaly I. BEDRIN

Ivan d.

LEKETCY.

Alcisandt M. DROVKIN

VladImir A. DOLGOV

Yevgeniy N. COPLITSYN:

Dorts A. KAZANTSEV

Vladislavis. KORAUSHKIN

Valcatin I. FUCitEROV

Svyeteslav. F. KUZNETSOV

Nikolay S. LEO:'OV

Valenth S. LOOn OV

Vastly S, MISOSINKOV

Lconid V. NiSHONOV

L lokscudr 4. NacErIN

Viadlair N. RADVANSKTY:

Vladimiri.

SAZAKEVICH

Georgly S. VISKO

Pavel A. YATSKOV

Yurly ZHUrIN

Corts S. ZOONIN

2. GRU (Military Isiciligcrco)

Ciluf Vladimir N. SOKOLOV

Deputy Chief, Corsly A. SECHUCHIN

OFFICERS:

Alelesandr M. DENISOV.

Petr F. GORELOV:

Vladimir P. GOROLETS

Yuriy N. ISAYEV

'Ancroliy V. KARABACH

Viktor L. KHULHOREV

Yurly A. MITROFOLSKIY

Valerly:V. SOKOLLY

Rusland. TUCiNEY

Kenstantin F. VORONKOV.

Ivan V. YELFIMOV

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DISPATCH

SECRET

PROCESSINE aCTION.

XXX

TO

Chilef, WH DIvlsIon

INFO

Chief, SB Division

CAN'INAGE PADERIES

FACM.

Chlef of Station, Mexico City

MICROFTLI

SUBJECT

REDCÖAT/LIMPROVE - Edward WEBELMAN kremInger

ACTION REQUIRCO RUTRENCES

1. LIOOZY-5 reported that on 24 June 1966 bls KGB case offoer,

Valemin Sergeyevich LOCINOV (201-295412), stopped by bis. offlos on

legu mare busless, then sald he had some (operational) bustness for

him, LIOOZY-5 demurted, but LOGINOV went ahead, took a plece

of paper out and began reading from it, asking LICOZY-S lf he knew

"Eduardo WEBELMAN." LiCOZY-S Interrupted, saying he did not know the

men and did not want to do anything about him, LOGINOV sald he did sor

want LIOOZY-5 to do anything, it was just that he did not know wio be was.

LIOOZY-5 refured to discuss it further. When LOCINOV leit LIOOZY-5'8

oftice he left behlad a plece of paper with the following writen on it la

Russlan:

Eduardo Vebelman, about 55 years old, Mexican of Jewish extraction.

owner of a steel plant and a firm which sells photographic egulument. Came

Lo Mexico during World War I. Lives in the Pedregal at Teololco 320.

His son le Mauricto Vebelman.

Scation Miles liad no traces on anyone named WEBELMAN. The

1965 Mexico City Telephone Directory lists the following

ArTio ®WEBELMAN, Arts Fotograficos, Uruapan 7, tel, 11-44-77

Eduardo WEBELMAN, Teoloico 320, tel, 48-57-17:

WEBELMAN Hermanos, S.Á., Paseo de la Reforma 308, Ist floor,

tel. 11-41-90 and 11-43-79:

- CONTINUED -

Disir lbut lon:

2 - CWH

Л - CSB

CROSS REFERENCE 1O°

Cit/

i.

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

HMMA - 29477

CLASSiFICATION

S2UET

aside:

5c 6-1019

O4TE 201-285412

14 JULY 1966 7

HOSTRE NOMBER

201-

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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHI

•HMMA - 29477

3.

The Mexican Governacion lei i Subject (apparently lemical

with LOGINOY's 'Vebelman') was revlewed on ll July 1966. I shows that

Subject was born on 7 October 1917 In Warsaw, Poland, Is jewish, and came

to Mexico on 8 December 1939 as a student. In 1942 ue had received

"Immigrante" statue and was working for Adolfo *WEBLLMAN Coelpe (1),

manager of WEBELMAN y Class firm then located at AlumInto 192 In

Mexico, D. P. (Comment: Adolto WEEKLMAN le presumably a relative

ot Subjecte but set bis father, who la given as Szymon WEBELMAN.)

The last entry in the fue la dated 1944.

4. Headquarters traces on Subfoot are requested

fox/Wilard C. CURTIS

RA BID ZEUL 1O

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31 May

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1037 liTs:

• 1145 liTs:

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Subject loft

tire sorict

Intasey torether with. Retra

Antanovich Alsa 1201-120223) ma dedila vasidra italia

(202-790705) in

VArsov's car, lour

el si Hie:

Subirét

mared the soict Eriass!

subiret

lo'i

the sorret

Enhassr rith

alenta

901076

aumete tesores te de vaca

Subirei entorui tha :

ovier Diassy

та.-д.

subject left the soviet Fraser mit

forari seryevicl

KOVSTWTINA 102-101794) in de laceores ini

Distritution:

(SS

-C?59

instantes

MES FILE NUALEA

501.285412

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CONTINUATION. OF

DISPATCH

SE0688

PIRATES STAUGE ASE AIDE.

417.1

- 2931

3 .ine

1021105:

1040

hrs:

1413

hrs:

1552 hrs:

1058 hirs:.

subjeet aitered the Sovice Diassy with YATonOV in

tlie

latter's car.

Rungine miterid the soviet Frbassy alone:

Subjeer left die soviet glassy with deismer

Vuirinic paranoia (201-203379) in the latter's car.

subjrgi retumal to the

fovict Irinser with kelk pako:

Subica: lori lix

soviet irlassy with tarsky in the

Micriend auth

i tune

sunject enterad the soviet Inhassy with Yalsiet.in"

litter's

car..

Mas not scen leaiinr.)

suhfort eitered the Soviet Inlass with Vasilly Stormovich

1053 hoSe ROSTNTY 1201-273016)

a Jine So

it soles.

in tie leers great esta

1945 has:

Sulgett

thie latter's

car.

1130 hrs:

subjeet entered the Soviet Imhassy with KaveruTIoN.

Tarasovich IZANOV (201-649257) in

KONSTANTINO''S Car.

1200 hrs:

Subjett left t'e

soviet Emhassy with ROSiNIKOV

nd KaNSTuTIvOl in

latter's car.

1356 hrs:

Subject retumed to the soviet Intassy with MiROgNTKeV

1405 hrs:

suhit main

jeft the soviet imhassy wich MIroSiNIkAy

ad NONSENTINeV

The followins infomntion is available on the persons mentioned above

as being with subjait

¡ONSTANTINOY is AROun tO be the iGN resident.

VATSKOV. iS a MORn KOB officer, probahly in CI.

c Racinor is a lion it officer who works for yarsin.

¿ PRICiODO iS a MoN iGu officer and probarly the deputy resident.

c. " NIROSHNIKOV is probably the jon chauffeur.

"RAZAROV is the bassider, no lows intelligence affiliation.

S. SOKOLINA is the wife of an Assistant ililitary Attache:

Pretent Wrence,

Willard C. CURTIS

: ÷530

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14-00000

DISPATCH

SECRET

Chief, Mil Division

Chief, St Division

FROM

Chief of sestion, Mexico City:

SUBURCT

RECRAT ACI PROVE - Emesto ClAZARD Feroprino

ACTION REQUIRED. REFURENCES

REFERENCE: MEXICO CITY 7688

XXX

Transmitted herewith is the local CREWY report on Subject which

was promised

OnEVlY still has not lean able to contact sulject in aruer to

nut him in

touch bilth the station but hones se un so during the neik

of 4 hily.

PROCISSING ACTION

по інохін норино

CAO NOSE CAROLIMO

Dignit

formillard C OiNTIS

Enclosume:

ONESY Report

Distribution:

2 - CHi,

w/erich.

Lt - CSB, M/enc1.

(2 conies), 11/V

(1 copy), 11/1

COPY

ERciaded trai sutana:!

RC1-8:0-+124

CROSS REFERENCE TO

DISPATCH SYMBOL NAO NUDASER

18914 - 29325

QASSFICAIICY

SECRET

¿ST NEC 18

DATE

30 MiNE 1966

HOS FRE NURIBER

FFV: P-1*813

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FRI REPORT (ATTACHANT TO INAIA 29325).

DATE: 27 JUNE 1966

CLASSIFICATION: SECRET.

SURJECT:

ERNESTO CHAZARO PEREGRINO

134-815 (6-27-66)

FROM MEXICO CITY

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14-00000

SUDJICT OF DOC

SECRET

5.1100 102

DOCUMENT TRANSFER AÑO CROSS REFERENCE

DOCUME

RI FILE MO:

DISPATCH DA BOUNCE DOC, SYMBOL NO.

•iDATE

AUALUATION

DATE PROCESELO

10.

DISSEMIMATRO.IN

DOCLiMENT

DISPOSiTiÓN

ПI. DATE

PRALINEMT

LOGINOV,

201-285412

SEX

DOB

VALENTIN SERGEYEVICH

CIT

7

OCC

KNOWN

'KGB,

201-355808

MEXICO.

201-355606

ИММА-291,98

Po JUN 66.

IN CONTACT WITH V. BOYAROVi

1 JUN dOO MEXICO CITY.

6606240887

FILE IN 2012 HIST

FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO..

.. 87 867

SECRET-

18. 001

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DISPATCH

CAISIVICATION

SECRET

PROCISSINE ACIION

YO

Chief,

SR Division

Chief, Wil Division

DO IMODUMO REQUIRI

ONLY QUALITICO CESA

I CAA ADDI CNOCINNA.

chief of station, mexico cirl

REDWOOD/LC IMPROVE • KGb and GRU Residencies in Mexico CIty

ACTION REON

1:

Mexico City.

Attached are malyses of the XGR and GRU residencies in

Includcd are only those officers who are prohibly

or known to be intclligence officers.:

Of the 52 Soviets currently

assigned to Mexico. Ciry, 22 are identified intelligence officers

and 13 probably intelligence officers, i.e. roughly 67% of the total

Soviet colony.

2.

The case officers have not been

divided irto separate

taiget sroups, with

the exception of KGB S&

the Station's

information is too fragnentary for a realistic ircalcion.

: With the

exception of s.

S. KONSTANTINOV, WhO

is known

tin mus thc NGB resident,

the positions of resident and deputy resident are inconfirmea, but

ropresent the

Station's best guess

snackon flicening

fol

-Millärd C. CURTIS

LOGINOV.

Attachment:

-KGB and GRU Residencies.

Distribution:.

12 - C5R, w/att: ( copies)

i - Chil,

w/att.

i!;.

copy), ifs

CROSS REFERENCE TO

28, April 1966

201-285412

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-CROFILMEN

EAT 4 1085

00E N:320 S50J

SECRET

ATTACIENT TO MINA - 25808

DATED _ 2S APRIL 1000

Nub Residency in Mexico City

2P

April 1906

loputy::

CP Liaison:

H. A. KAZANISHMCKNOW

responsible to

intelligence officor, possibly now

COSU rather than iGd).r...

Alien '

1!1

Case Officers:

S

i..

ANDREYLE (suspect) -o

ZAROVKIN (SUSpOCE

POLGOV-(suspect

CORLITSYN (suspect)!

MORiUSHAl (suspect)

RUCHEROV (suspect)'

F

AUZNETSOV (known)

SNIPOROV (suspect)?

SIPANEVICH (huOn)x%.

•G

$

VISKO: (knonn)iris

P..

TAISION (AHOWIN

Sal Casc Officers

* Б.

2: 1. 204ATN (Auso 2)

Referentura

GULIs (suspect

v..

Chauffcur

si:

Suspect NGB :

Diplomatic Cover:

immercial Cover:

Pross. Cover:

tabassy Laployee:

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## Page 48

4-00000

SECRET

ATTACIMLNI TO INMA : 28808

DATED _ES NHL. 1960

GiU Residencs in Mexico City

V. Ne

SOAULOV (known

-did

11,8.

Case Officers:

I.%.

Ni...

DENISOV (ANOU1)

TSYLV (inoln)

FARABACH (suspoctyl!

KHUMOREV. (hnown):

AUTROPOLSKTY (hOw")

V.

R.

V.

TUCNti (suspect):

FORONKOV (LHOWD) 121

Code Clork:

April 1900

dep porra"

•. ' 1.;

- Chauffeur:

• V. P. KObiTTS (hnOwn)..

KnOwN GRUE

Suspect GRU:

Military Cover:

Diplomatic Cover:

Comercial.

•Press Cover:

Cover

11

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## Page 49

14-00000

not Dies On T

CLASSICA TO PiLE MR..

X-ACE TO FILE NO.I

DesTROY O sic.

Тлом

MEXICO BITY

INPO

-LASSIFIED NESSAGE,

3

B. SECRET

PERSON /UNIT MOTTEIÇO

REPRCOUTION

PROMINITED

 RID COPY

ADVÄNCE COPY

Dinoro Querre @overol

SECRET 192258Z

SJOS INFO DIR CITE MEXI 7025

20 APR 66 8 00 064

REDWOOD LCIMPROVE

REF: DIR 95441

1. ACCORDING LIENVOY 18 APR, IVANÁ..

LEXETOV CITED REF,

CONTACTED COSTA RICAN EMBASSY MEXI AND INGUIRED. RE STATUS HIS

VISA. HE TOLD CHECK LATER SINCE COSTA RICAN EMB STILL HAD NO

WORL: A FEW MINUTES LATER VALENTIN

IS. LOGINOV (201-285412)

ALSO CALLED COSTA RICAN EMB AND SAID HE WANTED VISA FOR HIMSELS.

WHEN ASKED IF HE HAD DIP OR OFFICIAL PASSPORT HE SAID HE HELD

OFFICIAL PASSPORT. HE THEN TOLD TO BRING PASSPORT TO EMBASSY.

3. VISA PROBABLY FOR BEKETOV SINCE LOGINOV HOLDS. LIP

PASSPORT: LOGINOV VICE CONSUL AND SUSPECI KGB OFFICER.

SECREI

CFN

7025 95441 LIENVOY 18 APR

IVAN A. BEXETOy REF COSTA RICAN

E EMB NO WORD A VALENTIN S. LOGINOV (281-235412) EMZ DIP BEKETOV

LOGINOV DIP KGB

BT

SECRET

201285412

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## Page 50

4-00000

SECRET

Chlof, Si vivision

Cirlef, Ms:

COS, Nostevideo

Chief of Station, mexico City

REDHOOU RUSteD O. " BASTiLTON (201-785564)

REFLRENCLS:

A.. MEXI-6621;

BUEN-5339

C.. - CIR-90901

-*****

1.

As raporiod in Reference A., Subject and fis nife arrived

in Mexico City ne 0550 hours ou: 20 March 1900 vla Canadion Pacific.

flight 421 fron Buenos

Aires.

They departod México City at 1300

hours on 21 Marçi

1y0u via cubana flight dus for navasa.

if. a1s0

to neution of thuir departuro fron Mexico City in the serspaper

clipping forrariod as Attachacat A.

on i9 narch 1900 Sovler Vico Consul

valentin sergeynich Lodie 201 235412 Kowt Ail made reservatious :

at the liotel. Agues in toxico city (frequently uscd by Soviets) for

a couple with a child for the night of 20 Karch tyco.

This

reservation was undoubtedly for Subjoct, however," thoro has beon

no over nention of the child:

on ¿l March 1950 (Subject)

called the soriot Enbagsy. iron tle Hotel agnos and said se bould

lído to come ovor to pay lporlaps for the roos and the cutana cichots].

3.

LICALLA reporied secing Subject at tuv Sovict labassy in

Malco CleY at 1015 hours ou 21 Marci

1960.

Subject was seen talkiug

priucipally with Labassy Counselor boris Aleksandrovich, NAZANISkY

(201-028975), suspect CPSU representativo), aud also briefly with

Second Secretary Aleisandr Mishaylovich DENISOV (201-72549)) KnOb

Paci Antonovich YATSKOV (201-120123, Anon KGb): A0 2040 Subject

was soon cutoring the Embassy building with KAZANTSEY. through the,

entranco which leads to the koferentura but also connects illn othor

continued

Astachments:

....

B.

debsclip.

LICAdbA protos

DiserIbutIoN:

2

• GSR, b/art., as stated, 11/8

• Chil; w/o atts.

I - cos/sonterideo, do sit.

X-ref sheets made bibit - 28591

SECRET

Excited trou

C9N:55743! 831

ele hagenor 201

28

MARCH 1906

201.085412

708-

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DISPATCH

ISSIATCATA

10

147O

Chlor, 1b DiV18100

Colot, SB Diviston

FROSA

SUBHCT

Cales of Station, Hexico Clie

REDCOAT/CIMPROVE - Ernesto CHAZARO Per

ON REQUIRED REFERENOES

REPRINCE: SNW-14816, 38 Anguat 1908

PROCESSING ACTION

LAPPiCO OR TORTING

ПО ІКОНа RQUIRED

OHEY QUALLYTO DESA

CAN ALOGI INDOIIAS

The Station's final report on Subject tas forwarded in

DTZA-29711, 9 August 1966.

for/s llard C. CURTIS

родты.

Distribution:

1. C3B

GROUP 1

10:2R

CROSS REFERENCE TO

CErK

DISPATON STROL AND NUMBER

EMMA - 29913

CLASSIFICAIION

SECRET

ES Gir MED M201-800113

DATE

31

HES FRE SUMGEN

201-800112

AUGUST 1886

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## Page 52

PROCESSING ACIION

что

DISPATCH

LASSIN

Chief, WH Divlslon

Chlet, SB DivisIon

Chiet of Statlòn, Moxica Ckÿ-

REDOOMT/LCIMPROVE - Eriesto CHUCARO Peregrino

REQUIRTO REFURENCES

REFERENCE: HMMA-29325, 30 June 1966

INCEXING REQUIALE

or " quietrico orsa

CÃR 'DUDGE INDOUITA

abylous at that time that Subject had fobricated most of hls story

as will be shown in the attached memorandum to local LNERGO.

2. The Station bas no plans for using subject In any capacity

Wha

for/Willard C. CURTIS

Attachment:

Copy of Memo to LNERCO

Distr but ion:

2 CWH, w/att (1 copy), H/W

i0 - OSB, w/ate (1 copy), H/W

•GROW 1

CROSS AÉTERENCE TO

copr

DISPATCH STABAL AND MUMBER

HIMA - 29714

SECRET

13: 201-800412

DATE

9 AUCUST 1966

resting + 2 55412

FENi P-12818

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14-00000

SECRET

21 July 1986

MEMORANDUM FOR:

FROM.

12207•

SUBJECT:

Emero CHAZARO Peregrio

l. Referenco ts made to your memorandim dared 27 Jum

1966 and to the laterviow with sublect conducted in Veracrus or

7July 1905 by

of your office and a

representative of chla office. We wish to make the following

obvervat lons rega rulag Subject's aarements la connection with

hls encounters th Sovler Embassy Third Secretary, Valentin

So LOGINOV..

3. Regarding subject's clalm to bave vialted Mexloo Cly

on of abour 16. May 19d6 and to have contacted the Sovlot Embassy

on of shait 18 Msy 1960, thia office bas established the fact that

a contact as described by Subfoct did not take place at any time

cur log the partod 10 through 30 May 1966,

3: Subject meda stiromens to the otiect that ho had ver

LOGINOY and a second Sortet at an unknown remarams at 1800 bours

on as abour IS May. He clalmod to bave talked to these two

Sovleta for approstmately one hour (i.e, nill about 1900 hours)

atter which they lett the rescaurait, walked to and entered LOGINQY's

car,

drove to an unknown apartmem wear the Sovlet kimbaasy,

parked the car and enrered the apartarent and then phoned three

call-girls who arsived wild 20 minues. Following the arrtal,

ot the girls Subject excused himsell and left the apartinent about

1800 or 1930 bours. To our knowledge there is no precedant for

he KGB usig call girls for the purpose: and la the manner

deserted by Subject.

#. +1114-27717

9. aug if

Titlies in?

B1:9A89N

ten that thais

SCURET

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## Page 54

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SECRET

140

Sublect stated that be bellover that the automoblle

Artven by LOGINOY. an automobile that be had seen several times,

bare the license number: "07," Our recorde show that no sovlet

Embassy officlal or employee dryes an aucomobile wich the number

67 or 76. LOCINOV drives an auromoblle with Mextco Cly

diplomatic license 19 DA.

Subject's statements to the effect that LOGINOY despos lled

50, 000. 00 Mexican pesoa to Subject's account in the Banco de

Londres in Veracruz as a "git. for noshing" and then took

the money back when Subfect refused it; la not in kooping wib

our experlencs with regrird to KGB modus operandl. Aleó,

Lotor mat lon avallible to this ottice Indleaies that according to

established Mexican banking proctices tt le not possible to set up

a checking account withou the presence of the owner of the account

who muss slyn aignature carde lor comparleon wuh the signetures

on checks.

6. Subject a general vagueness as to daten, times,

addreases and locations in connection with hila encounters with

LOGINOV, In addition to those points eited above, leada us co

the concluston that subjact has labalented a large portion of wbat he

has stared. This office has little doubt that be did mez LOGINOV..

In Veracne during early May 1966 ln connection wich tho imlasing

Sovlet sallor, but we consider hile account of contacts with LOGINOV

subsequent to this occasion as labrication.

In vlew of the above and in view of Subject's statements

in bey competenth or he bed abe surely do energin becomere

end elabes to remela completely "noural, the offce la nor

constdering using Subject as an imormant of any kind.

SECRET

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## Page 55

CLASSID..

148 но..

Х-аКЕТО

но.

FILE

яко діті то, оялмои О

orsinor Osio.

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE.

SECRET

PERSON/UNIS NOTIFICO

TOTAL "COPIES'

35

REPRODUCTION

PRONIBITED

O RID COPY

ADVANCE-COP'

Duo Dono Duer

UNIT

SECRET 230U2OZ CITE MEXICO CITY BULL

DIRECTOR

REDCOAT LCIMPROVE:

1. EARLY MORNING 22 JULY LITEMPO-8 CALLED

COS AT HOME AND IN EXCITED MANNER SAID HAD URGENT

REQUEST.. HE SENT LIENVOY-2 TO SEE COS

TO ASK

FOR INFO ON VALENTINS, LOGINOV PROVING HE A

"SOVIET SPY" AND FOR LIST OF" ALL SOVIET SPIES IN

MEXICO." LITEMPO-S VIA LIENVOY -2 SAID REQUEST

COMES FROM LIRAMA WHO PERSONALLY INTERESTED

AND INTIMATED"WE MAY HAVE SAME SITUATION AS

1959". & WHEN GOM EXPELLED IWO SOVIETS FOR CONTACTS

WITH LEADERS OF RAILROAD STRIKE).

2. SAME MORNING COS PASSED A PAPER

" PROVING"

LOGINOV IS ACTIVE AND DANGEROUS KGB OFFICER AND

A LiST OF IS SOVIET INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS IN MEXI

TO LIENVÖY-2 FOR PASSAGE TO LITEMPO-8/LIRAMA.

SEE HiMA 28390 OF S MARCH FOR REFERENCE TO

LOG INOV. APPROACH TO CHAUFFEUR.

3. LAITER SAME DAY COS RECEIVED PERSONAL

a dug

72 Ju06 62261

бостронн

Loginor

SECRET

701-085412

ficure.

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14-00000

PAGE THO MEXICO CIlY SUeD'SCORE i

LETTER FROM LITEYPO-S VIA LITEMPO-4

STATING:

LOGINOV HAD BEEN COMPLAINING FOR

SOME: TiME ON

LACK OF POLICE ACT ION ON RADIÒ ALLEGEDLY STOLEN

FROM HIS (COMMENT: NO CONFIRMATION FROM

OTHER STATIO SOURCES): FINALLY CHIEF OF

METROPOL ITAN DISTRICT POLICE, GEN. LUIS CUENO

RAMIREZ. SENT OUT AN UNNAMED POLICEMAN TO

INVESTIGATE. ON 19 JULY POLICEMAN CONTACTED•

POLICEMAN 5, 000 PESOS PER MONTH- TO WORK FOR

HIM ON CERTAIN MATTERS. POLICEMAN TEMPORIZED

AND ASKED HIS SUPERIORS FOR INSTRUCTIONS. MATTER

CALLED TO LITEMPO-8 ATTENTION BY GEN. CLETO:

LITEMPO-S INSTRUCTED THE POLICEMAN TO GO AHÇAD.

ON 21 JULY POLICEMAN RECONTACTED LOGINOV. AND

RECEIVED FIRST "ASSIGNMENT." TO DETERMINE HOME

ADDRESS, HOME TELPHONE AND PLACE OF EMPLOYENENT

OF NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROEN AND WIFE VALEVIINA

GRUSSON DE SOSTROEN, BOTH VENEZUELAN CITIZENS.

1. LITEMPO-A OBTAINED FOLLOWING INFORMATIONSECRET

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на сті патланиле.

2861

PACE THREE MEXICO CITY SORO SECRET.

ON SOSTRCENS FROM GOBERNACION. FILES:

A. NICOLAS JUAN SOSTROEN, 1915 IN ST.

PETERSSURS, RUSSIA, VENEZUELAY CITIZEN. EMPLOYED

AS: " DIRECTOR OF PROJECTS" EY SIÉPHEVS-ADAMSON

DE MEXICO. FORMERLY SERVED IN US NAVY.

S. VALENT INGRUSDON DE SOSTROEN, BORN

BRESLAU, GERMANY, FORMERLY WAS TRANSLATOR

OR TEACHER OF RUSSIAN AT UN, NOW. TEACHER OF:

RUSSIAN A IBERO-AERICANO UNIVERSITY, MEXI,

VENEZUELAN CITIZEN.

5. STAIION: TRACES:

ON TO SEE LOSS DE RICHARD L• POTTS, AMERICAN

GENERAL PRACTICIONER MEXI AVD STATION CONTACT

WHO RECENILY RETURNED US REPORTED FOLLONING

ON MRS. FOSTROEN WHO HIS PATIENT: MRS. VALENTINA

BOESTROEM, 41 YEARS OLD; RESIDES CALLE CHRISTIAN

ANDERSON 419, MEXI. WAS 503N VENEZIELA, VENT

USSO THEN SHALL CHILD, WAS IN STALINGRAD IN 1942.

RETÜRNED VENEZUELA AFTER WWI1, NOW VENEZUELAN

CITIZEN, HAS RESIDED MEXI SEVERAL YEARS WITH

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## Page 58

14-00000

PAGE FOUR MEXICO CITY SO20 SECRET

HUSBAND UNHO FORMER SOV CITIZEN VON VENEZUELAN

CITIZE!. COUPLE HAS TWO DEENAGE DAUGHTERS:

HUSBAND WORKS FOR AMERICAN COMPAVY VEXI.

NEITHER HAS CONTACT, WITH LOCAL RUSSIAN COLOVY

(SIC) SINCE DONT WANT JEOPARDIZE HUSBAND'S JOB

BOTH SPEAN SEVERAL LANGUAGES. ViFE APPEARS

NEITHER PRO OR ANTI SOVIET. POTTS REPORTED ABOVE

INFO PECAUSE HE THOUGHT IT STRANGÈ DUE AGE

DIFFERENCE AND NÓ OEVIOUS CONVECTION THAT MRS.

BOESTROEM RECOMMENDED AS PATIENT. PERTHA JAVILA

MOLINA DE OSEGUEDA, AGE 54, WIFE OF DR. PAUL

•OSEGUEDA PELALA (201-88003)

G. REQUEST HOS TRACES ON BOSTROEN/@DESTROEN

TO ENCOURAGE LIRAMA TO EXPELL LOGINOU WHICH

IMMEDIATE STATION OBJECT IVE.

•SECRE I

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SECRET

Dates

November 24, 1965

TOs

MT. Winston M. Scott

Henry C. Johnson

Legal Attache

subjeot's

Travel of Soviet to Mazatian

Your I1le #9808

This dorument is for the use of your

acracy caiy and neither ii nor lis

contents should to further districured

without appropriate authorication.

Reference 1s made to your memorandum dated

November 2, 1965•

A reliable source at Mazatian, Sinaloa, has 1n-

formed that the soviet scientif 10

shịp LIRA, o1 2,435 tons

and

carrying a crew of 76, was at Mazatlan Iron October

23-28, 1965•

Another rellable source advised that a person

belleved to be from the

Soviet

Enbassy; Mexico, D.F.,

violted this ship while 1t was In port; however, ho was not

Identified.

аз.

LOGINOU

p= 11712

SECRET

CROS? 1.

Excludid dont quicmatic

daresting sid

dec1ass0.,628.21

+20-0-01-99

P-11712

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3. Goate

4. Sch - Ripes?

55. Fil

(P.17/2

INGINOV.

005

25.

October: 1955

Valentin

In their reply to a request ve sent them for traces of

sutject, our headquarters have reylied

aa follows:-

--

". Valentin S. LOGINOV was

assistant Haval ittoche. at the

Soviet Embassy in BUsNes ATRes in 1960, and

was listed as

Attache in laVilla in 1961-03, where his

exact duties

were. not known.

.If he

now

assumes NECHIPORENKO'S post

of Vice-Consul, his career appeare

to be an unusual one,

and he must be presumed to

be an intelligence officer"

2.

Does this check with your own inforation?

Rice from hirth 37000.65

Reply on sterile brid

4) Cafy to 502-6)

C7508 50-26

P-11712

COPIES MADE

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SECRET

5 November 1965

5 rives

MEMORANDUM FOR:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

MT. lienry C. Johnson,

Legal Attache

minston M. Scott

Trayel of Soviots to Mazatlan

1.

This offico has recelved a report that two

nembors:of the soviet imbassy in Mexico City,

Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINQV and. Yorgeniy Nikolayeyich

GORLITSYN, planned to travel. uy air to Mazatlan on

2 November 1965:

The length

of their stay and the

purpose of tlioir travel.uas not reported, but 1t may

woll: be connécted with the docking of a sorlet ship.

This office nould

appreciate receiving

any

Information available to you on the trip of these

Soviets:

THIS INFORMATION IS PROM A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE.

•IT

MÜST NOT BE: DISSEMINATED IN MIOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE

YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING

OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY:

• 9833

Distribution:

Original.-Adäressea

1 =50-2-4/A

• P-11712

- P-11163

-Ruth Leach

SCRET

150.11

Eschites ta nisnie

6IE20IKAY 884

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3-Hovember 1965

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

FROM: ORONSKY

SUBJECT:

LICOWL-I

cys. lo

P- 8451

1. 8558

0- 1170:

1.7%

Below lo a gunmary of the noteworthy stema crom duoteot

during metings üith him in September and: Cotober.

lo: During September the meeting site was changed to the

streets between Merida and Morol on Puebla street iniColonia

Roma. Subject walks along Püobla street and I pick him up

In the car and drive elsowhere for the mooting. I attempted

tọ change

the time of the meeting as well but. Subjeot does

not olose his store until just before 2100 hours each

day and fools that it would appear odd 1f he wore to close .,

the store at various times of the evening on different days

of the wook.

His wife is not always in the store and he

would have to close the store in order to meet me. He

closes at 1400 hours on Sundays: I also instruoted him to

change the speed of the recorder fror l 7/8ths to 3 3/iths.

We have no recorders in the Station that will take a largo

cool at 1 7/8the and this-extremely slow spood la not

necessary.

2. During early September Subject commented that there.

ls a new apartment building being constructed on the corner

of Gelati and Goreral de los Santos, across the street from

the Soviet Embassy. (This 18 our new basehouse). I took

considerable notes

on this as

though I had never heard of the

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pince beforo and asked several questions about it. Ro sala

that the owner of the bullding-1s St. VILLAGRAN and that

VILLAGRAN hAs the reputation of being an anti-Communiat

and a loyal Noxican ostizen. He sald that the bullding

would

probably. De completed by Mare: 1946 and that 1t will

have about. alt. Il00r9..

Several Soviets have mentioned to

subject that they would like to rent apartments in the

i 1:

bullding sinoe. st la so olose to the imbassy.

3. Subject sald that ISAYEV had been in his storo about

the last week in September. (As far as I can tell this is

ISAYEV 9 first vialt to Subjectis store.) ISAYEV mado a

great many antl-U.s. remarks during his vislt to the store

and blamed the U.s. for most of the world's troubles. At one

point he said that the Soviets made much better cars than

the U.S. and that Sovlet cars were bullt 118o: "tanks".

subject laughed at this remark because the thought crossed

hls mind that only a soldier would like to drive a "tank".

and from where Subject was standing at the time he could.

800

the Sovietta" new fleet of American Fords and Chevya.

4: I again asked Subject why the Sovlets bad not been

vlaiting his store in the evenings as they had in the past

and he Insisted that it was becausé most of his "friends"

at the Embassy had returned to the soviet Union beginning in

July and their replacements had not warmed up to him yet.

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20M

I asked him if a amall floata might not help this situation

and he sald that he thought that lt might help. I told i

him to make plans for a flesta in honor of Mexican

Independenco Day and to Inülte as many. of the new Sorlota

as possible.

He said that he would probably give

the

party on Friday, 17 September. I suggosted that he invite

Yurly ANDRIANOV (the GRU chauffeur) first and tell ANDRIANOV

to invite soveral of his friends.

At the

next meeting with

subjeat he reported that NIKIFORpy,

LOGINOV and kORMuSHRIN

were the only Soviets who came to

the flesta on the 17th.

They arrived, had a few drinks, danced to

some. Rugglan

records whloh they had brought with them and then left.

(All are KGB types), They told Subject that the other

Soviets could not attend because they had to attend a Crect

Embassy reception that same evening. L I can find no récord

of such a reception either at the Czech on Polish Embassles

and there 1s no indication on the soviet lines that they

had anything flanned for that evening. A soviet from

Cuba arrivod

on the 17th but we have no idea how many Sovlets

were at the airport to greet him. I questloned Subjeet

about the Soviets who. hnd apreared at the fleste and he

gave me a ilttle information about them. They, isited his

store several times in the next few weeks and I showed him

photographs of the men and, expanded on his previous information.

He had the following to say about them lhe has previoualy

reported on NIKIFOROV).

LOGINOV: Subject said that he belleves LOGINOV replaced

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NECHIPORENKO (correct). Subject calls him "the Bull"

and

deseribed him as being vulgar, crude, 111-mannered, short...

tempered and a tyrant. He is a person who thinks that he

le'some sort of a "big shot" and when he sits down he

spreads lils lege and arms and takes up a space big enough;

Sor to moni.. His Spanish ls very bad and ho amokes "Pleata"

cigarettes. At the fiesta LOGINOV told him that he was

from the northern part of the Soviet Union, la married and

has children. He claimed to have served in the Red Army.

KOSMUSHK IN :

Subject likes KORMUSHKIN whọ is friendly,

well mannered and outgoing. He speaks good Spanish and

told Subject that his wife likes Nexico.: Although RORMUSHKIN

was wearing glasses in the photo show to Subjeot, he

commented that be ofton sees KORMUSHKIN without his glasses

He smokes "Record" cigarettes and Subject oalls him

"El Joveneito".

??:t

5. Subject said that ISAYEV had dropped by his store

during the weak of 18 October and spent some time making

fun of the king and Queen who were visiting Noxico at the

time. ISAYEV felt that the very existance of a king and

Queen in 1965 was silly. He also claimed that the soviets

had discovered

the Comet that was then in the sky. (The Comet

had actually been discovered by two Japanese and bears

their names. He bragged

about the great advances in the

Soviet inion In all flelda and told Subject with great pride

that the ruble was worth more than the

dollar. He commented

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that the U.S, was a waring nation while the Sovlet Union

sought only poade and that the United States would change

to something dimilar. to the Soviet system in the near future.

6o the reat of the meeting and the next tro, were spent

disownsing Stanislav SILNIKOV and his request that subject

aot as "flador" on an apartment for him as

well as supply

him with

a a prostituto. (800 IMMA-27548. Of 4 Nov.)

7. In addition, Subject dald that ANDRIANOV had asked bim

to get Viktor KÄLININ some aphrodisiao pills.. ANDRIANOV

sald that they vero "for Viktor KALININ In Moscow" but

Subjeot thinks they are "for Yurly ANDRIANOV in Mexico".

subject sald he hasn't the slightest idea where to buy

such a thing.

8. I told Subject to test the recorder by speaking into

the microphones both in the upstairs room as well as in the

main part of

the store and then to play back the tape.

Although RESCIGNO has explained the workings of the recorder

to subjeot soveral times; he claimed that he did not know

how to do this. I then Instructed him to disconneot the

recorder and to deliver it to me at 2100 hours on Friday,

5 November. I sald that I would toät the recorder myself.

Ro asked why RESCIGNO could not comé to the store and test

It and I told him that RESCIBNO was away. le then asked 1f

RESCIGNO was a Mexican or an American. He said that RESIGNO

speaks Spanish l1ke a Mexican ard looks like a'Mexican but

that họ (Subject) 19 sure that he vos an American. I told him

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that I really didn't know since I had never askod him.

I ohanged the toplo.

or converantion by saying that if he

reported that SILNIKOV wanted a girl for this Sunday,

I would retura the machine to

him on Saturday,& Noverber.

If not, he would get It back at the next regular meting

whloh I would set on Friday wüen I meet him.

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SECRET

2 November 1965

MEMORANDUM

FOR:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

MI. lionry c. Johnson.

Legal. Attache

Winston M. Scott

Travel of Sovior to Magatlan

This office has received a roport that Soviet

Vice-Consul Valentin Sergeyevich, LOGINOV planned to

travol to Mazatlan from

26 to 28 October 1905 by

plane.

The purposo of tho trip was to take mail to

a Soviet ship which was in

This office would approciate

any information

available to you concerning LoGINoV's trip.

THIS INFORMATION, IS FRON A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE.

MUST NOT BE DISSLMINATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE

YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING

OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY.

Distribution:

Original - Addressee

- 50-2-4/A

CP-IITIZ

- Ruth Leach

9808.

SECRET

6983!

1705756 26

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Melane deadl irred,

Jo 11i9.C.O, rosusod noquaintancoahlp aith lubjoot, and in the lacediato and

dizablo väouúa left by. Gerald F. Costotnor's doparturo, tried to establisb a

sriondly rapport eith Subjoot.

Por this rosson tho C.l. guve Subjeat a nore

"Erlandly naso to know him by, 201 Bergar it joins oxplained to subjoat that

Hol uao the C.O.'s trio firat nano..

•Subjoot thought thn choles of Targor man

cologhunds 1n, and asking for Monroy:

P- 7442

2o. Subjoot ropartod that ho had cone back to loxico Ston a trip on 10 Auruet, PIlla

Nochiporenko was at the airport to freot his. Nochiporonko had vialted his

offic proviourly, and brought alons ile roplacement "Valentin", and at that

timo had fourd out rhen Subjeot mas expocted back. lochiporenko was invited

by Subjoot to visit hin at hid hono for breakfast on il lugiat. Ho shored up

wiel

the Soviat Sabassy, or in any other way try to reach Sache.

Subjoot had

souvonir platol which ho had obtainod fron sono Gauloltor (preaumably durins

WiII), and Nechiporento askod 1f ho might have it. Subjoot savo 1t to him:

Neoh, porenko evidently arked Subjoot to arrange for a oño day trip to Paria

for hiu ailo he was en route to the suctet Union from his stopover, boussolo.

(Subjeot complied, and notifled hia agent abroad.. Subject roceived a viro a

few daja ago that Nockiporanko was "no show" in Patie), Nachiporenko was not.

Intorosted 1n. Subjoot's observations of U.S. attitudes toward the Viet Nam and

Dominican altuations, although Subject had boen asked to note such attitudes

While be 108:07 119 triPo Nechlporenko sentioned, without Subjoct knowing. sty

triat Catalina brose to bad worked previoualy la sublasts office, ho ind

(/32)

attended the Moxican Soviet Cultural Inatitute, who had da boy friend the derican

who vas diving saglian lessons to Meht poranto (carytodços

ưng, and nho hai

married sose lexian and was now in Acapuloo with her husband (works

at has Brises) -

would be able to contaot jechiporenko ty mail to the soviot Embasay in dexloo.

3a Subjoot is to call in when he is contaoted by Sasha. Els lind'to the Sovs

about the travel agency in New York will be that ho bion't the tine to saloct

complily nif contest. For

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the ranager or complote the study of the office roquirozents, but that so la.

buss colde to hava it done. On his parsonal affairo, subject said ho mas

8o1ng to sove 1n Deceuber to the lomas, to a condoatrim apartiento.

PRO

Attention "Paul"?

the C.O. would approolato mowing any collatoral info about

Nochiporenkole doparturo, tha idontity of "Valentin", and

a trief procio of Subject'e foruer associationa mith trichodto.

judline - pull tigetie dr

What tale in bacon

Learned parent

Mailain

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VAF

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SECRET

SUSECT OF

DOCUMENT.

SUBJECT: Ernestn Capuano del. VECUTIO

end Marlo Mante forte Toledo

LIENVOY Take

M111le rairisues

18. CROSS

CESARIO TO THIS PILE

DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFER-NES

DOCUMENT

IDENTIFICATIC

RI FILE NO.

201

058

249

DISPATON OR SOURCE DOC.

S+MBOL 40.

DATE

ПЕШ 304321

1. Nov 66

• SOURCE. CRYPTONYN

DATE Or IÑrO.

D. 'ENALUATION

LUENVOY

18-27 Oct 56

DATE PROCESSED

1O. OISSEMINATED IN

IN-DATE

25. Rov 1966

DOCUMENT DISPOSITION

J. TRANSFERRED. TO

RI FILE NO

PERTINENT INFORMATION

LOGINOV, Valentin sergeyerich (201-295412)

DE. AFOnSO MARTINEZ NEVARRE (a guateralan) calls Sortet Concul IQUINOV

to Inviteil him to a cocktail party to be him at Martinez' hori: bartinez

has Invited some nt tie russian sthletes participating in some r? the ine-

OLympic games and wishes, Loginer to attend also; as well. as she arbessedor...

(all the Info found on loginov in this frament)

FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.

fele2001-31342

201

255

112

* sy 867 vor paerrove 801

SECRET

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DISPATCH

CLASSIFICATION.

8.

Chief, SB: Division

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INFO

XX

Color, WH Divis1on

FROM

Chief of station, Mexico City

SUBJECY

MICROFILM

REDTOP/LCIMPROVE - Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV (201-120123)

ACTION RI QUIRED. REFERENCES.

PROCISSING ACTION

MATRiO FOR INDERING

no noxina sonio

ONLY QUALITICO DESE

CAM MIDGE IMDEXIMO

hts wife and

daughter Nataliya to Mexico on 21 September 1966 vla Sabena

f11ght 555 fron Brussels (and Hoscoy) (Note that Subject'g

wife were still trivelling on the same passports used when they

left Mexico in August 1966 (copies have been forwardod to

Headquarters) and Subject is stili listed as Second Secretary

1a his passport.

The only addition to the passports is a

Mexican entry visa valid for sixty days issued on 30 August.

1966 1n Moscow.

Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-285412) has been

reported telling Lcozy-5, LICo/Lal and LICANNY-l' that he is

now the Consul General, replacing Subject.

When LICOZY-5 asked

LOGINoV what he as then going to do with subject, LOGINOV said

that it was not his decision, but that subject would probably

bo pụt - 1h.

charge of some department in the Embrasy as First

Secretary

The station will keep Headquarters advised of any

Indications of the nature of Subject's prosent duties and

status within the KGB horarchy.

3. During Subject la absence on home leave, LILYRIC

reported that suspect KGB Chauffeur Yasllly Stepanovich

MIPOSINIKOV (201-273046) was been driving Subject's car

fow times. : LIOOM-l also reported that MIROSHNIKOV was driving

a car with diplountie plates 26-DA, which is Subjoct's car:

Distribution:

2-

C&B

1 - CHH

CROSS REFERENCE TO

for/millard C. CURTIS

ES COPY FILED:

IN

201- 120193

201-28.5412

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

HANA • 30213

CLASSIFICATION

S BC

RE

DATE

5

OCTOBER

1986

HOS FILE NUMBER

201-120123

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FET, DOCUMENT

DATE: - 20 SEPTENGER 1966:

CLASSIFICATION:

SECRET

SUSJECT:

UNCONN SUBJECTS; 104 BLUE FORD

FAIRLANE,

UTAH. LICENSE 'AR 1966: AT

SOVIET ENRASSY, NENICO CITY, NAS' 30,

66:

FRI FILE NO: _ NONE GIVEN (SALT LAKE CITY)

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SECRET

ad 1a2

DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE

PATE PRO

F. BOURCE COVATONINTO: DATE OF INTO.

.. eVALUATION-

10.

DISDEUINONIO

DOCLANT DiSPOSiTION

PERTIMENI IMEORMALIOM

L'CGINUV,

201-295412

•SEX

сіт ?

OCC

КЛСНА

201-7734220.CAK

VALENTIN SIHGAYIVICT

201-889427

31. DUG liB

SEEN CHIVING YOR. CORLFNSYNS

JUl

FILE IN 201-2 457-12

FiLE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.

887

SECRET

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SECRET

• 2.

7:

inherited some money

an uncle, VARROS

MARMOS LER can chis leone of her ways of

from

spending some of It.

MUELLER's daughter.is.study.ing (third-year of

college) in Vienna.

She's majoring

In Russian vanguage

and Russian history. teres

That. Is where the "great."

Interest! In Russla comes: from, VARROS sald.::This daughter

hopes to teach when" she finishes school.

KrBARK.

• Distributions

Origi

Charles: G. MUELLER PO

Valentin: LOGUINOV P=

50-2-4/E

ECRET.

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6 january 1966

MENOSANDITI FOR TiE RECORD:

FROM:

Oronsky

SUBJECT:

LICANNY-I (P-8415)

1. Subject 1a an official of. Garza-Lopez Tours which

1s a represertative for Inturist in Mexico Clty. we have

had no contact with him since

July 196h.

At one time he

had given the Station reports

on varlous Soviet tourists and

had been recruited prior to a trip to the Soviet Union in

connection with Inturist. During the past few months he hag

been giving Don Lautz reports on various Soviet tourists

such as the Sovlet Orchestra which visited Mexico and Cuba

recently. Lautz passed these

reportgon to me

and Cynthia

sent them home, Subject sees Lautz once of twice a week

connection with viga matters.

He told Lautz

that he had

been contacted by KUBARK sore jears ago büt that due to

no pressure of bia business he dia not have time to miste

reports or to act as some sort of Double Agent. He said he

was willing to pass along Information

on Soviet tourists

but did not wish to become an agent for both the Americans

and the Soviets. About

& week

a80 Lautz told me that

sublect dad reported that Valentan LoGINOr, Vloe-consul at

the soviet Embassy, lad asked Subject to supply him with

Information on boats and trains between Mexico and New York.

Subfect winted to know what he should do. I asked Lautz

If Subject wanted to talk to me and Don said. that he did.

I then arranged to meet him in Lautz's'office at 1430 hours

on

6 January.

JP-885

f.11712

GUTILO MAUL

Jp. 8415

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2. Subject appears to be about 40-45 pears old, 170 1bs.,

thinnine redish hals, blue eyes, siall brown mustache.

Hella well dressed and speaks native American Finelish.

I naked him about his contacts with the Sovlets and he said

that he had not had any extended contact with the Sovlets

for some time.

During. August 19k5 he was arnroached by

YArskov whom he knows as the soviet Consul and was asked

passenger

by nim to prepare a chart of all commercial/ships operating

between Veracrus and New York City. "for the month of september".

He also wanted the costs of travel and baggage. Subject has

not siven this report to YATSKOV. (A copy 1s attached. )

During December he met LOGINOV for the first time. at the

airport while Subject was attending to the Soviet Orchestra.

LogInov did not know subject and was very cool toward him.

until YATSKOV came by and greeted subject warmly. LOGINOV

then beenme very friendly and asked Subject's hame. LoGINOV

subsequently vialted subject's place of business and told

him that he was the replacement for oles NSCHTPORENKO

(KGB Officer) and that Oleg in had sent regards to subject.

He said that he hoped that he and subject would be as friendly

aa/subject bad been with oles. (subject commented that ho

had not been especially friendly with NECHIPORENKO.) Subject

sala that LOGrNovis Spanish is almost native and that he

(Subject) was shocked to learn that he was a Soviet. LOCINoV

referred to YATSKOV's

request. and added that he also wanted

Subject to include rail travel in the chart and he was

especially interested in the cost of "excess baggage" by

rall. He also wanted to Include sea travel from Veracruz to Europe.

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3: Sübject sald that he did not want to become a

D/d but that he would be willing to supply sar whatever

Information he could concerning the Soviets .he dealt with

and the soviet tourists. I asked if he would be

willing to

supply personality data on LoGINoy inoluding LoGINOv'a

backeround, education, family ote. He sold that he would

de slad to do this. He sald that he would not be able

to meet me on strect corners or in restaurants and preferred

to talk to be after he had finished his business with Don

Tratrtz..

I Instructed him not to discuss his relationship

with me with Don Lautz of with anyone else for that matter.

anstuthat

He said that he would call LOGINOV and arrange to

five him the report and perhars have lunch with hin.

4. Subject wiil never be anything exceptional In the

way of an Access agent but I have asked Headquarters to

renew his POA.

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CONPIDENTIAL

Thru :

Ms.

BOONERIE

January 6, 1966

MInIatOr-COUNTOlAI

A. Jay,; C/VI8

j. Cortostno, C.C.

sorlata dossso for Traval Data.

- LIDANNY-Y

A representativa/o! Cassa Lopes Touro, 3.A. iho hes fumidabei

rollable diformation:

In the past called on me today to raport che!

Att, Loguinor of the soulet inbassy laa requeated his agency so pro-

vide data on train schodulea froa Mexico to New York Cliy and boat

-achedules fron Noy York City to Burope.

The Soulets sare particularly

Interontod In tha tialn baggago allowance and the cost fer excess

baggago, he said.

Loguinor lo e soplicement for Olog Rectperonico uha asia: recently

transferred fren the Sovlet Babasay In Mexico Clty.

My: Inforwant do:-

ecribed bilin as tall; blond, bluareyed, about thirty yeare of ago; and

so a person sho apoaks fluent Spanish ulchout my sccoat.

Ce?

P/R

C/VIS: DCIBUtE: do

P-I1712

CONFIDENTZAL

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adie

notes

25. NoV

KADIDDLE might have been at Perla'& Thanksgiving party. I know

PRIKHODKO and KONSTANTINOV were invited, possibly KUCHE ROV

but. I can't find the names of the others.

The description of the tall brunette sounds like LOGINOÝ.

The other one

sounds llke PRIKHODKO I will get out photos to show DIDDLE.

ch

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to dentify.

the fire

: Arsail.

Contaos Reporte Nooting botreon Edgobrook and ladídulo, 28 Debonbor

COS

On 28 Dooombor I oallod on Kadidalo at blo residenoo, primarily for

tho purposo of notting up an olomontary dolpo ayato willier, and to

arrivo at salary arrangonnato vita bim.. Salary vas fixed at 150 por

month, (olightly above what doore had suggested dut plus l00 allowance

during the duration of ble tour hore an Ambagsador, do hobad proviouly

roqueitod, I roturned to hia blo reoo1pt for 35,000 poaos, blobi lo instántly

burnt in an ashtras, alta obvious rollor..

Ho conmentod taat ho hopod ho:

would nover hava. to sign anothor, and it is oloar that thore may be sone

probion in working out a pold nokionlodgomonte. I will loave 1t for latory

will cortity the 1 Jan, paymont, and ticy it on tho following month. I dalod

ho 15 lé had boon having probloma with the poneatone about taking money

Sion the Anorions, and do ropilod that ho had not been ablo to sloop the

night aftor our firat payiorit, but aftor talking the whole mattor over with

his vito (the strongor porsonality of the tro) ho had finally rosolvod it

In alé minde Ationde bad to help one another, and li goceptod the Anorione

an such - ratolhas aluaya done a ho should not be 100 proud to los them

bail hin out of a tight opot, "They were going to turn off the cleatriolty,

and there was only a thousand peson loft in our bank sobount".

To conno, no agreed. to oall in his rife and consult togother. She

as moro than sensible about holping; recognised both the uges and dangere

of the telophone, and made some usofui sugsestions. Porsonal contaot,

basod on social relationship, in the basio arrangement; either at'bla

bouse o mine.

Tolophone cortaot to bo only botroen his wife and sino,

if oither of the to vonen oall and suggest Booing one anothor at any hour

botwoon five and sig'lt means that olthor I an to oall on liddlo at that

timo

honor or he on 'no, depending on the context of the contereation. Any

othor hour mentioned signifion sooial contaot botwoon the nowon themaolvos,.

who are, of courso, available to pasa tritten nessagon. Enorgonoy contaot

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can bo mado by Diddlo hinuell, oalling only sroa a pa tolophono, novos

son bla boudo or petloa.

'In rogard 'to CE affaira, Diddlo nado tro consonto uhioh ho suggastod

It night want to. Who up with Enobye

Do.

He gokod as if I had not or talked with Noel Lindon; at

(Vice Prosidont of Grant Advortlaing & A) at the dinnor head Diadlo rayo

Chrlotues nieht, and on lourning that i had, he commentod that Linday'o

oultlvation of him had boon so assiduous that he was beginning to vondor

18 ho was not dooling with somone who pleat be vioualleng havels no he

suturo brition bodo offloor. Thoro may sonothing about alndear, ho malde :

that nade him fool that ho ray auuonning diddlo quito oarofully. lo naiod

1s no could run'a filo ohoos on Linday himsolf and. on Grant idvortloing.

said I would shook.

Poarl Gonzalor has boon purouins hin nuch too cotivoly,

akking him to hor house out of turn ranting to do a profilo on hin for tho

Inello languago lowe, of whioh no Is th Soooty saitor. What a porfoot:

oover for aoquiring blo data, ho oxplainod, and what odd friondo oho had

for an Morton, laho 1o llated as a US nattonal in the inglo inortoan dir-

potory, and 16, acoording to Didald, either separatod or divorood fron a

Moxloan husband) newspaper woman or not. One evoning a month or

so 880, ho

had sone to dinner at her house, found most of the othor guouty ajod on

thot thoir way rather uncorotoniously; and was loft with only Hru Gonalo

and tus mon, whop, he found to his surpriso, vexo both Ruseland (namen not

rocalied, and never very olearly givon during the initial flurry of Intro

duations).

These two engagod him in serious conversations

Rubalangs How do you fool about Communion?

--

Diddler there is sonothing to bo said for many if not

all tho important systema undor which varioud countrius aro governed, hovover

ay primary conoorna do not vita Commundan in the abatraot, but with the

bout ray for bana, to be govornod, He munt take the boot of all, and 11o

whom to our oountry.

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10)

Ruraleror to, no, the quention do mbat do pou

think zorsonally about commundan? that are your oen bollara?

Diddler (rotting th/vind up at tado point) raimarily,

I cust do desoribod do a nationaliat..

LOGINOV

agod about 38.

ono of the quaalane was rosy tail, brunesto, tavy

thick baregnot obvioualy Rusalan In apparando, very good-lookins. the

PRiKHODIC

other was aldale height, doop linos running, from the ourners or to noBo

vortivally dova blu obooko, not so handeone, ago about 42. Diddlo des not.:

Bean then sinoo, although ho has kept an ao out for thom; ourains hintoll

for not having their names.

Convoradtion In Englith - whioh is stout al

Diddle has; othor than fand and sone Gorman.. He belloves he would do ablo

to. Identity then from photographo.

-Diadio's point in revloving this ta vas not to

let so laow that there were Russians looking him over-ve bost well avare

of that - but to point up fre Consalose solo an a spotter. He does not

think that the gould have bon unwitting of the role she was pleyines and

bas aroided hor since.

Rosarding Androyev, bo russosted that I oultivate him, and an bosnis.

told that I plans a dinner on 8 Jan (to whloh Diddle Invited) far about

18 poople, he commented that 1t would bo an excellont opportunity to ni

aat indrayor as tell;: Doubtful, of sourse, that he would socapt, but, no

oppartunity to continue hle oxposure to un should bo overloared. He inde

the usual oment door ens Ander different on his liones

ndains only that d had told him that he was badioally latornationallet.

Inputlook. As othere, ho senses sonething prong in d'a relationally vita

his vifo. (Conmente I diat do not, as yot..

Sho did not appoar ocarartable

In @ t in t me c man can time me me me mean

did not 11ko: trist, frue & ootora, but thay soomod to be on ciood annugl

torna, Ho was pushing hor join in, but not impatiently)

- Diddlo astod for. EDI's on the tri-continental congrosas a numbar of.

Ghanians 1l1 bo transiting Notdoo on their. ray-to.and frou llavasas, ho..

areas apeolfioazy sonsioned dondorkonoo, whom do donorsood so sa anti-

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alice.

¡crunal Gbandan onployod an a 01vil/ corvant do the UN, and not sonoono so

Hould havo oxpoojad to bo nerod as a dologato to tho conforondo, and Join

sottogal, who he cald vao a "orysta ion orat" at agart, and not the antin.

wostornor ho la uoually donoribod as bolng.. Hhat Tottogah unod to bo, and.

what ho coally 1u at tho promant tine aro tho quito differont thingo. He

no boome a friönd, maya Ku-b, although bo cannot appoar as such.

I told him that Rattesos would be coming on tho sixth, moro or 1008,

and that I would set him a let of soquiromonte for the Conforenso

Cya_Muegravo

Whito

Dillon

siles pa 11070 5

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SECRET

. Date:

December 21, 1965

To:

Mr. Winston H. Scott

Dile

N. L. Ferris

Legal Attache

Subject:

TRAVEL 'OF SOVIETS TO MAZATLAN

105-1900 (12/21/65)

This document is for the tyif your

sarhey caly and neither it nor.its

arianis should he fresher distributed

-without appropriate autherization.

Reference is made to your memorandum dated

November

S, 1965; your #9833, and my memorandum dated

November 24, 1965:

A reliable source stated that Vice Consul

VALENTIN S

LOGINOV, Third Secretary of the Russian

Embassy,

had been at Mazatian, Sinaloa, Mexico, to

bring mail to toe Russian ship ISKATEL and had left

Mazatlan

on December 8; 1965,.

on CHA jet flight #9ll

at 3:45 py

yu., en route

to.Mexico, .D..F

This same source stated that the above person

had been at Mazatlan to visit a Russian ship, belleved

to have been the VENUSHTYELNYI, In November, 1965

SECRET.

Group

arcluded from Automatic

Jowngrading and Declassification

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CONFIDENIIAL

Dato:

December 21; 1965

Mr. Minston li Scutt

From:

v.I.

Ferris

Lebal Attache

Subject:

Russian Ship ISKITEL

105-4970 (12/21/65)

1:1.

The the me de jour

CING

wed?

wii.

1 л.

A confidential sourco

at lazation, sill

110k,

Mexico,

advised

that

the Russian

ship

Macatlan on December 3,

1953

and dopajied ou

Decembei 9, 1965.

This ship

mns. listed

as boing a

scicntific motor ship and carriod i crow ol 32.

The above source made available a copy of

the crew list of this vessol, which is enclosed.

A socond

confidential

sourco at lntatian stated

that Vice. Consul VALENTIN S- LOGINOV,

Third Secretary o1

the Russian Enhassy,

had been at unzation to bring muil

to this

ship and

had left

Mizatlan on DecemberS,

1905,

on CIA jet flight roll at 3:15 p.m., en route to lesico;

D.

F.

Enclosure

її

CONFIDETTIAL

Group. I

Excluded from Automatic

Donisrading and Doclassification

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1l February 1046

&SNORINDUY FOR THE RECORD:

Pack:. Orongky

SUBJECT:

LICOWL-I

1. I met Subject on Friday, 11 February at 1900 hours. The

meeting was a very short one

since I only wanted to determine

If he had found a giri for SILNIKOV to "paint".

said ise

was still looking

2. The bog who watches subleet's store at night did not

show up on 7 february and Subject was forced to sleep above

the store himself.

At 0500 hours on Tuesday. (8 February) be:

was

ahakened by the noise of a

car horn and looked fron the

window to see Valentin'S. LOGINOV and Vladislav S. KORMUSHKIN

-blowin the horn of their car in the driveway of the Embassy.

Both

sovlet's were drunk and were yelling for the gato guard

(ano naprened to be SILlIkOV)

oper the rate for them.

They were driving car 337-D (LEONOVts)

or. 336-D (KORMUSHKIN's).

Subject

returned to his

bed and did not see them leave the

Embassy.

3:

since both LOGINOV and KORMUSKIN live in apartments

outside the Embassy and since they would not willingly go

to the Embassy

at 3 a.m. while drunk, It 1s likely. that they

were.working when.they got. drunk and therefore had no fear

of being repriranded for it

They risy, have returned to the

Embassy to make a report or

to secure

some classified material's

before going. home.

Both men replaced known KGB officers

and both work undér Pavel YATSKOV.

4. I set our next meeting 24 February..

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LIMITED, 7 Feb 1966

Man driving black Opel with plates 22-82-62 of DF was at Soviet Embassy

1707-1740 hours this date. LOGINOV saw him to the gate. (re vIsa???)

cụr )

Placa Ne 22-82-62-Bpediente N9 M/552/421521-0p01-170394385-Sodán no-

delo 1962 dado de alta en Marzo 10 de 1965 a nombre de CELIA BAYARDI

TORRES con domicillo en las calles de Arquitectos Nº 46 de la colonia

Escandón en Tacubaya D. P.

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SECRET

3 February 1966

MENORANDUN FOR:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

Mr. Nathan L. Ferris,

Legal Attache

Winston M. Scott

Travel of Soviet

This office has received a report that the

1°vIco-Consul in Mexico Clty, Valentin Sergeyevich

LOGINOV, planned to fly to Mazatlan,

Sinaloa on 1

Fobruary 1900 and remain there until s february 1900

in ordor to attend to the Sovict ship "Unushitelhyy,"

which was scheduled

to dock in Mazatian at. 0800 hours

on: 2 February.

1966.

Any information available to you on Lorinov's

trip would be appreciated.

THIS INFORNATION IS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL SCURCE. IT

MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE

YOUR OFFICE

WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING

OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY:

10097

Distribution:

Original - Addressee

t: P01-12

Ruth Leach

SECRET

Unfide M

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...

27 Jan 1$65

rise

MEMÓ FOR RECORD

• FROM: Marvin A. Cibor.

SUBJECT: Sovlet Attendance at PRI Lecture

1. On the evening of 26 Jan 1966 the following Soviet Embassy officers

were identified as artending ra a lecture glyen by. Prof. Jose VAZQUEZ Amaral

on the subject of The Experiences of a Mexican Professor In a University

ln the United State.,; Syyatoslav Pedorovich KUZNETSOV and Valentin.

Sergeyevich LOGINOV. KUZNETSOV was seated on the dais behind the

principal speaker.

LOGINOV was seated in the rear portion of the

audience.

There were six U.S. Emlussy officers present.

1712

P-$102

1-11712

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--I--

SECRET

21 January. 1965-95

While

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

FROM ..

cos

SUBJECT & Valentin LOGUINOV...

Della

сурк

On 21 January 1966 Mr. George VARROS,

officer, U.S, Embassy, allowed me to make coples of

Les ur the

attached documents.

2. VARROS sald he would, unless we asked the contrary:

for the meeting on

Tell Cristobal TORRES Pönce

not to show up

24 January with LOGUINOV.

subsequent approaches.

ASk TORRES Ponce to report any and all

"DIstributions

orig watts

Valentin LOGUINOV pi

1. 410-8-50-2-418

On baris lin contad

Safely

Cist LeGiNGi

W.

Всоб

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UNITID STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

•Rogional Socurity 0ff1cer

DATB: JANUATY 21, 1966

FROM ::: Francisco Díaz Gónoz

/Sooursts Assistant

SUBjECT: Crlatobal TORRES Ponco - Enbausy. Chauffour

Xosterday noon I's. TORRES cano up to my offioo and roported that

-ho was cont to the Russlan Erbassy In ordor to oick up Higs. MuelLER's passport

and that ho was approached by Valontin'S. LOGUINOV;

3rd. Socrotary, who asked

him 18 he hould liko to go to Russia and that if ho would liko to rocolve.

Rossian merazines and that if the U.S. Embassy uses to send somobody to folloi

its employees whon thay so sono placo in toin, and that this individual

finally Invited Mr. TORRES to have supper with him next Monday, January 24,

1966, and that they will noot ono öch othor at the corner Inaurgentes Sur

with Baja Callfornia, undor b18. advertisonont "CANADA", at 1830 houro.

Mr. TORRES also connontod that this Indiridual told him that in ordor

to got a Visa for Russia, takos: tino, bocauso thoy havo to call Russla 1ri ordar.

to got authorization, sane proçoas

tho U.s.. Embasay doos whan the Ruasian.

Embassy roquento a tie for one of the mmbore of 1ta Staff.

Buy U.S. Savings Bords Regularly on she Payroll Savings Plan

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Valentin I Zozino

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Imagitas y Baja Lolitorse:.

Gimno do.

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SECRET

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

17 January 1966

KUBARK ONLY

FROM

SUBJECT JECT3 Charles G. MUELLER, U.S: Embassy (Economics

Section.) Officer

Reference Is made to LIENVOY (three conversatlons

Subject deh vanuary. Loudne

1966) reports of..conversatlons of

soviet Embassy Officer,

and conversations of Mrs. Edith STENSBY (CItizenship,

U.S. Embässy) with Sovlets concerning a proposed y isle

by Subject's wife and daughter to the USSR.

Paul Dillon and 1 advised Minister Boonstra (who

was Acting Charge) on 14 January 1966 of this proposed

visit and of the conversations we had leärned about.

Mr. Boonstra had not prevlously heard of this.

pioposed visit of Mis. MUELLER to the USSR.:

He said he

would (without divulging CAS as the source) look Into this.

Later on 14 January 1966, Mr. George VARROS told

the proposed trip.

• He sald the

personally approved: it (Mr. Boonstra

Ambassador had

later also confirmed

thls) .

VARROS also said he thought It "not good" for

MES. MUELLER to make such a trip:

He sald (Confidentially)

that she gets really drunk quite often and she talks

about. anything and everything she knows about. For

example.

she told at a party (when she was practica!.ly

'blotto") about MUELLER's"taking pictures all over Mexico.

for CIA!"

(date a eros here ones be travelling on

MUELLER a pre-briefing:

She will

(and VARROS thinks

Is wrong be travelling on a

diplomatie passport.

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wednesday.

SILNIKOV arrived about 1330 hrs and hada

drink of tequila.

a high levol Soviet came Into

the shop and after he had loft

6 Aor while there' siLNIkov told bim that the Soviet

1B studying Spanish in the Embassy.

"This followed Subject's comment

to SILNIKOV that the Soviet spoke very good Spaniah).

_ SILNIKOV

said that each Wednesday-all the Soviets must speak Spanish. and

those who refuse to do this must pay a Ilne. CILNIKOV said-that:

with the fine money.

they buy more. Spanish booklets and records.

therc are some

Sovlets who simply refuse to learn Spanish or

Mexican customs and that these people will probably not be sent

abroad again.

Commented that this would be a shame sinoe Mexioo

has such excellent beaches, weather and everything is so Inexpensive

here..

He left the shop about 1430'hry

Subject was about to

olose his' shop at 2100 hrg when Valentin S.

LOGINOV

• came Into

the store. He asked if he could use Subject's phone and then

made a long distance call to Cuernavaca and spoke to someone in

Spanish.

Subject could not hear what was being sald but got

the phone numoer

- Cuernavaca 2-30-65.

(I told

subject to bring

me the phone ball when at arrivea so that I can double check the

P-11, 712

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SECRET

25 March 1966.

-CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT:

Dr. Ernst GOEBEL

1: Subject called me on 23 March to report that he had:

learned a little which might interest_me

No made an appolntment

to neet in his offico at 1700 tho same day, The meeting lasted

for. 20 minutes.

2.:

Subject stated that at 1200 hours on Sunday, 20 March

LOGINOV came to the French Club.

He was accompanied

by his wife

whose salient features were redish hair which could bo died and

very gonerous proportions,

"a typically stout Russian woman.

"Theye was also another Sovict couple with thom.

The man was

described as very blond

as tall as LOGiNOV (ca groyish haircut with a part, not quite

with a solid muscular build, like

a weight lifter.

• His apparent age was 25 to 35:

"His wifo was

dark haired, normal flgure and also young. The two couplos had

three children. with.thom. all in the 4-o bracket.

Subject did not

renenter their sexés sinco he was concentrating on the adults.

(COMMENT:

I first thought that the second Soviet would be KORMUSHKIN

but. Subject insisted that he did not wear glasses (KORMUSHKIN

always wears glasses).

GORLITSYN

Subject's description fits

and wife perfectly.

However will take pictures to the next.

meeting for

confirmation.

Subject stated that upon arrival the two men went into

the locker. room

and emerged In shorts.

The women were alrcady

dressed in shorts.

"They had their own badminton rackets and

repaired to & side lawn where they played badminton until Subject:

at 1330;

During: the period 1200 to 1330 they did not contact

anybody but simply played badminton among themselves.

Lot noting on cavin subject niced platoys car in the parking

Subject was apologetie about the paucity of his information

but I encouraged him and told him it

was

a fine

said that he

had briefed his wife on LÖGINOV

and she w

SubJect

she will be.on

the lookout for him during the week.

Subject appeared to be very

much interested in pursuing this subject for me and gave every

indication that he will keep working on it.

Paul Dillon

File:

P-12330.

P-11712

P-11163

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-.....

SECRET

22 March 1266

NIMORANDU!! FOR:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

Mr. Lashan L. Ferris; Logal Attache

Ninsion N. Scott.

Soviet Intolligence Servicos

65-165

lo, Roforonce 1s made to provious correspoudenco

concerning the captioned subjact.

A sensitive and rollable source advised that on

Tuesday, 1 March 1960 an unidentified young girl who appoured

so bo an American visitod the soviet abassy in Mexico Cly

from 1202 to 1219 hours.

source advised that the girl spoke

to styatosláv Fodorovich NUINETSOV, First Socrotary. of the.

Labassy and ulth Valentin Sergeyevich LUGINOV, Third

Socretary and Vice Consul of the Labassy.

Eoth are XGB

officors. Wailo talking to sheso two Soviets she was soon

to write

something in a notebook which

she carried laside a

folder. Attachod is a photograph of this girl.

HIS INFORMATION IS FRON A CONFIUENTIAL SOURCE:

IT MUST NOT

BE DISSBMINNTED IN WOLE OR IN FART OUTSIDE YOUR OPFICE NITHOUT

PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING OFFICE. IN MEXICO CITY.

P. 10263

Attachment::

Photo

Distribution:

Orietnal - Addressee

•w/art.

50-2-4/A.

- 50-8-10/11, w/att

P-8102, N/o att

1

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Ficlosed-M 23 3010193416

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Madney who are,

10 f'arch 1966

scro

dinenct

111 liar 1230..

Duty reportid that on 16 lar he mao called at his office by Valentin intinov,

anio ond ho glot nunted to have lunch eith suby and talk, lordner renirt in act

ind luncheon for 17 kar, hit siny decurred and the noot tins oet for 18 l'or.

lu rent to the leson in jorda iratnurent on Bolivar Collo (incidentally, Losinöv

jaid tic check, being more prone to take the

tab than his piedecensor Alokoondr

Privardio).

They talked for the hours, noat of that time token up by lornoy in a revien

of the world rituntion for sub. locinow Intinated to Suhy tint he wanted Sui

to be au courant and le the know on political evento. Ho opoke of the sino-

Soviet apilt,

entioning the widcly known reasons for the split but correnting

(imerically from the soviet vergoint on the Chinese hero-worship of tao too sunre

tie impalatyone and woilirerency.of China is corpared with the Soviet Union'a

irruine policy of ocering peaco. ic nentioned that chine had had. a brenk in the

ast tro yourg ly hovin; abundone harventy. He goid that hardly a Communint Party

in the norld non gupporta led China, nentioning specifically ay those that do the

matralian, her Zrolond ard Vint lan parties.

He comeritod ot lenith on the Indenesion situation, blaning the Chinese for

havins reducod Comminiat strenath in that country. He anid that a hundred thousand

da Communtata in Indononto had ben filled since lagt October.

In liko voin he comiented adversely niainst the Chinese in the recont overthrow

COPI

ile apoke of the upcoming Coniress of the CPSU at nhich he said would he

nounced proceem to mone commoner come see paces fee mom the cont

orle. In this connection he made certain comments about Thrushcher, statis

that tirushchev had done mony good things for his country but that he was a man

who relled too tuch on his fallible judgment:

He comented about France. He said nothing about the U.S. /Connents The

C.o. asked Sunj to prepere a precis on the topicy covered and the main points that

lorinoy sade about them/

2. Ro operational natters lorinov asked subj if he had prepared the anguers about.

the personalitios in the forelen office and the Registro Civil, Subj said he hadn't,

and locinor asked hin to have them ready for their next meot.

cy. to P- 1111s

CARDED P-272

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2.

Suhy told Ladnow ainue on peomino trip in Copenhoren, mhich he is to

underturo in beholt of die chirt of lexican Teurion, justin salvat (aco

astuched jeterr). Loinor asked Suby, 18 he vere in Paris, to 100k up

Gina PRince Torter, viro di dio Drution NATO official.

Suby paid ho

TimE mure of befri. in Parin, but ho would. try to see her if ho roco thero.

/orente subs plans to leavo l'exico on 23 liar, travol to Bruaselo

and Ansterdon,

ve in Goinhen son the Concreas on Concrese acantantiona from 30 Vor to 2 h0r.

continue on lucinces to Vienna and Parto, There le no set date for hio retur/.

Lorinor innulred 1f any of the employces of surja offico aroke Englich,

snilentin that if they did they micht be able to min employment at the u.s:

aney In lexioo. Suby volunteered nox ready information to Lonnoy about higues sh

enjirigoes.

borisov said

he would call subj for their next nent.

3e The Co0, told Subj to primro a superficinl personality rusume on the persons

wanted ly lostnor (thie for. prior quimlasion to the Station). Ano, while in

Turia, at ll in not too much trounlo, try to nce Ginetta Palacel -cor thó purposo

nt haying somo little to report to losinov (naturily me-checked by the Statton)

and aloo for the station's benofit to discem if the Sciots abrond had made any

övertüren to her.

40

Subj perenthetically remarked to the C.O., in a loosoly defined monner of

nhowing the ectivity of the Isroell Embegas in Roxico, that there mao to he

a Congress if Intelicotualo in Mexico with about fifty participants from ali

over latin lerico.

The ma for theme of the Congress was to be The Situation of

the Jews and Anth-Somitien in the sovlot Union, but the theme was being hold

under cover as far as all advance fublicity was concerned. (Attached in the

anncuncement card for the Connese). Subj'e Ciru is handling the arrancerents.

5. The Co0, vill contact Subj on 22 ver prior to his departure abroad.

to the C.0.

CARDIO

sedenduas Subj remarked/after his lon; talk with losinoy that he regarded

Loiinov. as a better intelligence official than Prikhodko, nuch nore savvy,

and that he must have been in the intellicence game loner than Bikhodko.

Subf sinid. that locinor had told his that he mould show subd pictures of the

placeo he lnd been in Latin Arerica.

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16 March 1966

MEMORANDUM. FOR THE RECORD

CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT:

Dr. Ernst GOEBEL

43-31- 36) on 1l Märch 1905 and made

an appointment to see him

at 1800 on 14 March at the office.

socially in the fall of 1965, he remembered me which facilitated

the contact.

I met with him from 1800 to 1835 at his öffice. He took

me to a back office

where we conducted the conversation.

I

stated my business. briefly that I knew LOGINOV was a member

of the Freich Club and' I desired information about his activities

He was in immediate agreement to help

and contacts at the club.y have him LocinoV's full name, physical

me in any way he could,

déscription, type and license plate of his car and showed him

pictures.of

LOGINOV and his wife.

3..

Subject said that he had not seen LOGINOV at the club

nor heard his namö.

He is sure that LOGINOV. is not a tennis

player which is Subject's only occupation at the club.

subject

sald he only goes there on Saturday afternoons and Sunday

the veek with ty chits. However, his wife often goes during

the children. Subject agreed that both he and

his wife would look out for LOGINOV.: At my suggestion he agreed

to make inquiries about LOGINOV from Club employees such as:

the manager of the bar tender who know everybody. He agreed to

mask his interest by stating only he had heard that à Russian

was a member and to express normal curiosity about this unusual

fact.

subject be a

matter of

strictest confidence between himself,

his wife and me (his wifo is an American citizen whom I have met

and on whom we also have a FOA)..

As I was leaving and thanking

hin for his cooperation, he expressed his appreciation in the

confidence that I had in

him in a matter of this nature.

Towards the end of the conversation he asked if I

worked with Al White at the Embassy.

but. I know

He answered, "of course, you would be with counter-

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intelligence and he

is in political nork." I agreed with this.

He did not appear to

be the. least suspicious about Allan.

He

said he'-knew hin throuch their vives (cancer work and the

-children and remaried that Allan speals pretty good German.

Other

than

his telling me that I work in counter-intelligence,

he did not ask any questions

about my position

in tho Embassy.:

Subject made a very good impression; direct, businessilke

and no nonsense.

He said that he rould call me in tow or three

weeks

to advise the results of his investigation.

Paul Dillon

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(2

Buili mart

1966

Date:

March

From l

L. Ferris

Legal Attache

Subject:

SOVIET SHIPS VISITING MEXICAN PORTS

1105-5156

(3/7/66)

Reference is made to your memorandum entitled

"Travel of Sovlets,! dated Fobruary 3, 1966; your number 10097.

Enclosed herewith.for referencg are copies of the

crew list of the

Soviet

ship

"Vnushitelnyi."

A source, who has furnishod reliable information in

the past, advised that the above ship arrived in the harbor.

at Mazatlan, Sinaloa,

1966, and remained there

unt1l 3:30 P.M, on February 5, 1966.

According to this source,

VALENTINE SY LOGI NOV,

Third Secretary cf

the

Embassy of the UsSr; Visited the ship,

arriving. by air from Mexico Clty and

was staying at the Hotel

Freeman in Mazatlan.

According to this source,

national

intelligence operatives in Mazatlan. reported. LOGINOV had.no:

contacts while in the city except with the ship's crew:

No

attempt yas made by the

Soviets to

from

Introduce propaganda material

the ship.

Enclosures (2)

INDEX

This document: fe the te if you

agency colo. carnsi

cont cats should left di pocated

widicul anpropride cutrization.

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EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC

DOWNGRADING AND

DECLASSIFICATION

Jeer

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On February 21, 1966,

PErSO ZARATE MARNOLESO,

Commandant.of

the Custous Guard, Taritime Customs Office,

Nazatlan, Sinalos, advised that his men have boen carefully

watching

the elements of the Soviet whaling fleet that are

currently vistting sazatian:. Thes have beon alerted to the

importatlon of any: propaganda.or contraband,

but; as yet,

nothing has transpired.

When the flagship of the Soviet whalln!

"fleet arrived recently, there was no one aboard who spoke

Spanish or English, and the Captain seemed/to be. completely

lacking in instructions: about documents in order to enter, the

harbor.

He did not have the necessary papers prepared. A

Soviet Embassy official was sent from dexico City in order to

straighten matters out.

ZARATE said that the

purpose of the visit of 'the

whaling shlps wes

to take on fresh. water and

crows wero also given likerty:

supples.

The

Also enclosed herewith for reference are copies "of

the

crew list of the Soviet vessel "Iskatel" which visited

Mazatlan on January 9, 1966.

In connection with the visit of the "Iskatel," it

is noted that a Soviet Embassy

believed to contain Söviet

Commercial Consul GEORGY STEPHLYQUICH VISKO and. USSR Embassy

chauffeur VASILIY STEPHANOVICH NIKOSHNIKOV, WaS

observed' 'on

the highway leading

to anzatarion January Il,

1966,

and was

subsequently observed.on January

1966, In

Mazatlan.

This office is attempting to obtain the crew list

of the Soviet whaling vessels

that

havo visited Mazatian during,

February, 1966, and will make them

avallable when obtained.

1 cc:- Naval Attache

(Enclosurg

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"lí

• Séú

u==/

193-5

metri sooo petacas, to drogoos In cacion Dados rotacacation to 2820532

-uno: mared to 10plo, nuo. Sung sãid d0 Drd do raid du Dereintrent

mi taerir amoneda luacrcon mect dos 25 20b 1400 as the in corda Facturant

os inicias dtrecto dionces:

Sing dtated int le callodin to. tar Station on

23 ellon to lacaçoão Rod tse Gooo seen garzaged co tria call, tie station

rodably monla have roccirca dio advanco notice to criobnirov and his Soviet

flient compartors

.2o. 107a0r case to subj's cisico on 23 5eS nid together they sent to the

1a jara trotaurante

so doy recortoà letario mercator detercas in Subjia healtin and

ociaria to gerá the coport da viodle condition cion tho Tempie Clinio to

¿oneo. Subf noled jonor ung he manted the report, ard lorinov anarorod

"le out to talo cere of ycursoelk" Comente suba mall not cornile.

iron sartled subg oy astre that le lier about the super ccerot Jeris

orconination "Paca" licmiente 3ubd explaired do tho Colo tat "Pluga" nos cormed

212 0vor latin conica artes dio arrest of Fichan had causod laci-lice anti-

Semitio orcarizations to seriro into being in the latini countricà, Jous forreà

"Plica" (valch 1s a lobren rord recning sone sind or military r1t) 111 osdo=

to recsivo militory trullinc. Suof linons about tio or arnation throuh ris

contrato in the Isrioli Enbaasy in Lexico althouch ie ib rot a morber, lio:

muros bie tordicon contincont. d about 25 to 30... The Isroel1. Gort sont an

ofreniner cad-ino metor to lexico, Lenoers lave cone fronlexico to Issac?

or desirine (swig lous secauce he candled their travel arrincorenta):/

Incoes stated that he wold the to con sout the boabers of "Plurs", decouso

"it wo:la de intercotira in tile crcarization could work for ther (the Soviets)":

Iranov ses plcoscu it Subdie retare that the orconization mas cilitarthr anti-

Subj indicitod mi thout too much

enthusison that de roula do mat he. corla.

ictinov zut arotter raqueet to subj ina ruther decultory marnco, acking

-Suuj's cooreration if Subj "marts to, can

or 11l" comply. Losino: cerarked :

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• "a tree see pes tore cricals tone do one periolalo in the freck"

Licoo citicials

al c= dauto's cccluration scáa: the Wago in jaed das 9) 20 Caudlo's vicro

marconi citedratal cros caro and e) a third peint deut Subg eculd not recall.

•i subj ders lato mend june arench Bacua attache,

aid dund duot tho sorioto Tero unscious to rocrist sereono in tie

fagon for shero. Suög said he roule miid: scout it.

No or dicine fe, arg in and is hot dus aloud see

To door recurated infraration about the caployees mho worked for Subg.

a partroso of tho endorcos in his cisco, anù cave the irdoscat of dosalia

tion.

Jung ves nonplussed lee question, nut he did not ásk ioninor.

mote manted the informationa /orrent: Sibl expresued to tho CiO. His fecr

=..

are the endato milit trio to recruit serendo in tis oftice, end for that scacon:

wa:! it loat.cor tie 6a0. to linit his personali calls to tha orfice.

The

in annot on tic necd cor cention on anerel princintos, but thcunt it

wnd 1n1100r mould so blataudly advictice hi: intentione of siberting

side soninolo ersacheless, the colo sticuted to subd that this nicht

pati tuto d "sore point" in sabg's relutiono nith locinov and ta excipited com

in irritating factor cor the suture?. Lodron did not white donn the names cg

In inor brought un tie anorers to triklocko's questions.

suby said lies.

razonlt rondie fouanov colad in subf crald save then by most timo..

he wild try.

omants for all the atora recreata sie 6o0, instruated subt to do nothing,

explainine that me nece electra dealave more area dotta ton on tre crunco

Tre. operation.

Sung to repareù cop the eventuclity that no bay wich to

t2o? t9 T

Seriets?

:50.

a died Lorion directa

this rere his first job abroad. Logirov

lot te ted soon an laude aerica dora couplo of veges, and rencioned

Then Subj remarised that lac

dorsets dant bore ouicial coursentucion in trose countries, losinov arsecre

sirat to had been in commercinl riasions and other missions,. Sung stated it as

his incrossion, Leenree Idiner mentiored taring boon in the junmles erd in

-mircial tame,

ininor ird been on apediad. -issiors of sabetage.

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a cao catod subf tom he sinca do corinoro eund suid ho mandoù coro timo

to coraulato não ingresudons, but rotrd that iociaor 10 not "conto", spoais

Amilio and lisee theisuht egercacho

do dad corea do la: neo condominio arsitent co 26 rebruassa diu salogiona

Mec aduress, circaço regeriad to teo Statico, is iv. Cabres do

¿carolaro co Dera 602, Lonna Altas, i miço 10 D.20

5o pine mas arnoger tat at lis lant cullairion 3'cprca to cita ao te voa

di cating for Sere.

Fo CoU, récomendo tias ne latter be accented to acolenete

ins torce:

Ai acin

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Flintia

?? 19 Fotruary 1905

Critsaid.

5

:: 2270,

nate did richested,

tie Gobo asanáains Sibdo it the latsor's curinstira, to

:10.r

Sanbcans

"niteurant, Instr

cies; at 0g0o.

3. 10j. repostas on

19

2ob she suca er his bashock arct wich Sagka on 16 Pel.

so foga Sacho, tara he scuro standino to the side of the resthurent in Sanborns,

shat homes pidey craned got ap out of casek bed sinat las vice's inotarctions,

dant to shon Sasia

that

he nasn't trying to avoid a tooting but, he woo too sick

accompanica subj outsice and calked Alth hin torage sunjis honce

into tola subj to sunit tó nia the ferdines of the coaple Glinto on Subje

12705s, cha he would cornerd then to loscor (for medient ravica). Iconment:

Sund don, ro Intention de doing so,:

•sung told Sasha that he had proion to Jecroo Sabludounky nhout Saaalo

montire on bos, muclour polder, and tit-cabludovoky had jubt loured at hit

for matter puch paive, stale questico.

Sabaydoraiy had pudd that cervane

Dus on Vogo tricrest in car das the perend oe muelçar romer. Sanha Toughed,

ud till that wag only semonader tilk,

was correaced concorn to Sasta as to why he had been turnd over to valontin

L0.1a06

Sacha reccated sis grovious stnterent that lostnow had more oprortinity

For outlade contret, oven visits to Subj!a onica as fort or his naturel congular

du tina.

Artier, thu chanceover had been aniered by thesr superiore.

Sashs said

that to

non rould cet in touch with suoj.

3. 9h0 9.0.

found out that licen Subj had contioned Ecievarria to Sasha at on

corior boot no dinge secker for the pesidercy of exaco, Snoha had shown

cat interest

•Tic C.O.

subj 1s there more any astavity on travel to the Sovict Union

(ror the purpode of diccoverin: in Subj rould bring-un the none or l'aria de lo

Pas Cementos, a Saliena atalie émlovee interested in travel to the soviet unirn).

subs replicd that soro posters of the Jendoh commarity in Mexico mere inquiring

scs a site to sho Soviet Union.

Sabots to culd an menever he fears is sonov ahout a reet.

8F3,

PR:!

in-caticiration ca nio cruse.

iring os his

trial) to mocure for tir

X.CH

E?t,

that

casc

**.

case of

ied

i: it

is

rossinle.

this

lot over

tre

rext tro acnths.

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'-2m73

9743

15-d0á2una 2965

12-9

tie cos.

ne acut

==2a

Jung tas to fare Jacho a "tack tayeo""

picnic doutze-tliod.aonteruation jibgadrised tie 5.0.

collod hás

office ong deb, catcatp te sere reing to je tistied

incisted

Janj to Có ahasa man the meoto ord collon dio lac

1a ¿ Reu Song reportca to the Coc, the results, co' lda nect chea Stolia ca

a donneo. Rig. labtor told Suad that sinea de has littio work sind tries his

condre so die Soverb, de lo turning Subj erco do Valentin who will bonaoderth

suude no had not Vasontinorico Defore at the Sorinb, guidr

-rice net tat ves a1l risat sith bine *aleatinuno a nico me mich boster

Sia, tonover, carried due dald for most of the bolenerior Cio

Spera ecarlagred secause subj ard pasaut brokait. the aborerg. to hin nucs-iorao

Suo corlaco su variano into Sauha in tum cith compleinta of thy he bedutt dega

seo misterga nia ciclmesa, his visit to Bennio, Seraa olando, tho cardinico da ile:

. 52r1 Sollored tris

rith the curdon cộ his cosplatats alout tre Studets, rhies

màs thát unale do vas milland to do series tos the Sovioto, ha mes 20d vo cita

"re "fant" assiments thor mere hondino idE, do miants to do mhat 15 concrete ad

lirörpento Sasha started to soothe

her in the sace old way about con infestant

Mo lutile things more, eto, out Subg cut mis oar.

it abcut this dire, valenta

culina 1n ly sarno tat le ara Sasna diat cass along to Subj the sacks arey

mceive coon cacher up, and thnt it is no to subj to toli then 12 ho milion cuit

net coco piish thes.

Subd asiced to trat retoraled

sachn thes stantiod suogoy astano darectirmy itinas that subg has maricas

con the soviet ünion.

subd arsvered cardialy that he dian't really knon miy-

and; said the soviets. zhen he mas not idesi cally with thom:

Sashe scized or

sunt to say that mos just the may tha Soriets montos, ito Suba nas ridit rotto.

CORIES MADE

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?.

Fung cartinues,

charer, ti

viare

Tri is

Post cosociatien

dien.

.".s

crea freccerine to 1ds

ales

t=a:

200is

=ar

san tiratira

i:: in tho tirige, arà to

Petto

532 :

metra tr.

Fe muld dilic

wis friend,

aretic perico's

ni rasles.

incante ar conticate

-ai: 1a that to 2.6.

is':

isicariac:

add why

ad cartorici 0011.0 mas

Le reso pesidee de tendono si de the lottere

cat achovrria, do coromacedor, guo tritti so zare uh fire dend in tie. Jewish

carito deterico to carrot lig crotrorod tre tie nuccidenck.

sana cottie rentroet con 15 Feb 0000 amin al Conberro centaurant ca

vo an tre aria cátat

asa toltolo code that sono tiro aro ahón dasia agneed to tat Ciban cigars

suagio dold Suog Hat Soviet écurtors no. Longes tronoit cexico to avans,

ut tras they do direct iron l'oscore.

fii:

man di

•sisi alço monticaca that folti l'atorey dad docidà rescare a Subdla office

lasticola soo a trinito casatlan and doncanillo.

5: e Solo at fless olorod the scot mita sasha set los i5 deo, and instricted

subj mus to bring the answera.

mather, temas to throt the Sabludersi iit

mista back at Sasha asein, too ridiculous to mo to s trino nemaroncerer

that mas cornon tronlodio about u.s, polior on musicarizatim, Jon, in lalécain's.

abaorico, Subj nas to correus concesn to desta socut bests Giren a contect rho

michabl didatt imon miat the score mas on creruthi that dad cone berore in

Subd's Foss; suc. Iestli, Subg coula contion to Sasha that se nas reading the

couls sunn sours.

¿ter cicotiro ilti ibercis Coyze,

JU È res desided to contirue on tre tack os

ainoag Sasho and thorefore dave Suoj rico his zeut aretiato Suoj pas later

apprised os, tie chanue in pians, and mill not shon dy en 15 Deù or l6 Feb.

6. Sung carisca the cono on 15 Pes diaz Susha hau ealied io

isà miescà ris nadt, end pia the sereno er for ló Bes.

Zie €.0.

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Sarne 4 Jane 66

6 Junc.

Subject visited

the Embassy. twice

this. day but

Hothing of Interest

call'and tallica

to

occured.:

LOGINOV

came in and

made

a phone

someone

snarish and

told

the

about volleyball.

LOGINOV

spoke in

other party

that he would be

over

to

"tho house""

in half an hour.

Subject saw him

drive away

in his

car.

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23 Juite 1966

35-71-30 Is liscevito Yolanda AL.FÁRO Vãa de CACERES Butrago

Chiapas 130- A

No Station traces da above name or on Gloria ALFARO.

ch

Request visa trace:

Yolanda ALFARO Vãa de CACERES Bucrago :

(lives at Chiapas 130-A)

If possible, also Gloria ALPARO at same address,

NO RECORD

2:3 Aune 666

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CAZDED

Milit

sio?

668°

Entradá - 1319 bIO.- NE DOS LOQUINOV. RURSIOI dios que

espere un momento. Despues l defora ALPARO recuerda a LoourNoV

que olla lo conoojó en la sopho do la Navidad pasada en cusa de

¡a enñora SOrO, LOGUIROV in roquerda, apenar de que la pasado

tIoMpo, AFilO lo querro Invitar a ua reuntón oi sabado próximo.

LOGUINOV no podrá aceptar porque as dia que ollos argantsai ..

una volada dontro de la andajada entro lor coapañaros.

ALFARO que eS ana lastIma, LOOVINOY proguate ou nosare comploto.

Lo que na lourA ALeRo y que alla gulore platicas alcomoo

LENUOY

maliana por la mañana y poder saludarlo. LoGUINOv dico que podrd

8 30)

sor el viernos porque rañona tiono por la malinna sus clases de

Sicutiri

Wikicate

inglospaal que podel sos ol viernos on algún lugar do la otuded

para tonar un outó you todo cao la pundo llamar por dolóronó

Koar proalai may tardo, GLORIi que ca el 35-71-30 que es de

"¿¿ su cadu, LOQUINOV 1o lamardentonceo doanuas para rijar una

¿ Gal cita. GLORTA que ella trabaja doco horas al ala pero caal nunoa

Pi

estí on su casas asi que mojor le llanará malana iseo. LOGUINOV

que osti bion y que si ontanços quiuna minus ol puede sechuser

Su BlAGo de inglos y vIrLO, GLORIA qUe DO OS MNBeBArLO...

SE TERMINA EL ROLLO, - 808

57 66e

ni Den lister

tus piens

Ularie de as dice te pia.

12.08.1.e

-Taurinte Llan Cifere

Yolanda. d1f:,15 60 55

22. JUS

1966

Chiapo 13: A

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CONTACT

REPORT

SUBJECT:

-DATÉ OF MEETING:

AEGELATIN, ST.

• 16 June 1966

I had lunch with Subjoct at tho Reforma Club fron

1330 t0 1S00 on 16 June 1966.

BOYAROV as be Intoxiate had det old sue passport photo of

"Viktor'' he

3.

He said that our picture of LOGINOV was

not

'Vasilio"

whom he described as younger and not as heavy as LOGINOV's

picture.

4..

Subject reportod that on 15 June ISAYEV called him at

home and asked to come by: that

ovening.

ISAYEV arrived about 1930 and stayed to about 2030:

(Confirmed by LIENVOY):

Subject

suggested that they have a Martini.

ISAYEV. said that he had

never had one and was

interested in the ingredients and how it

was put together..

However, after he had drunk half, Subject

noted

that he obviously did not like it. Therefore, Subject

Offored him a Cuba Libra which he accepted and drank.

The result

of this, combination was the first time Subject has seen ISAYEV

a bit.

tipsy.

ISAYEV. said

that he had heard that Subject had had

a successful weekend fishing 3-5 June. : Subject admitted this.

and then sounded off about how rude YATSKOV had been (drinking

vodka in front of Nick and his friend,

refusing to come to Nick's

for a drink'or inviting Nick and his friend in, anger at Nick's

suecessi.etc):

ISAYEY merely shrugged this off.

Nick then

"(BOYAROV),

mon song a to he bad of thate with him ond thought he was

very nice. ISAYEV answered that although "Viktor" was not a

fisherman, he had enjoydd seeing the Mexican countryside

particularly the scenery at Pucuato.

third Soviet,

"Vasilio.'

They did not discuss the

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ISAYEV asked what his fishing plans wore.

Nick said

that he was so busy with his many probloms at the now plant that

he would not be zoing fishing during June.

Nick then suggested

that they so on the weekend of 1 July..

ISAYEV answered "Not even Anatolly (XARABACHP"

dato Is tentative and will be confirmed.

ISAYEV remarked zhat his wife and child were in

Cuernavaca and that KARABACH's wife would go down on the weekend

of 18 June leaving them both bachelors.

remarked that he would have to organize some wemo: for them.

8.

Nick asked ISAYEV about the Soviet volleyball team.

He was with

the team for dach game, then went out with then to

dinner,

until lam.

: 9=

Nick brought up the point that ISAYEV had never invited

him to

his house.

for words,

said

ISAYEV, definitely uncomfortable and searching

that he hadn't invited them because his wife

thoucht: that there was too big a contrast between Nick's hone

and theirs." That Nick was "rich" with lots of beautiful things

that thoy lived very modestly having inhorited undistinguished

furniture from his predecessor, etc. Nick pooh-poohed this

stating that friendship is what counts and the circumstances

of one's home meant nothing.

ISAYEV ended by saying rather

Gamely, that he would invite Nick to his home..

Nick said that

obvious that he:

is ashamed to invite anyone to his house.

10.

Fanally, Nick said that it was his impression that

ISAYEV had absolutely no immediate plans to return to the USSR

and Nick feols that he will be here until November or December.

Paul Dillon

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CONTACT. REPORT

• SUBJECT:

DATE OF MEETING:

Nick KOURCHENKO, Jr.

7. June 1966.

1.:.& net Nick

at his apartment from 2030 to 2200 in

order to debrief him on the fishing weekend of 3-5 Juno.

2.

Nick reported that when he and his Mexican friond

YATSKOV and

arrived at Pucuato at 1845 on Friday fishing in front of the

two other soviots were already there

cabins.

They had come in ISAYlV's Vl:

Shortly thereafter

the soviets came to the cabins and Mick greoted YATSKOV and

introduced his Mexican friend to him.

YATSKOV did not introduce

the other tho Soviets by name but they all did shake hands.

Nick invited them all into his roon but only YATSKOV came.

Ho accepted a drink and loft nith it.

Lator outside Nick

asked one of the new sovlots his name and got the answo nick

"Vasilio."

asked. if ho spoke English.

The other one then used an English. word

This. Soviet said his namo was

Viktor and that he spoke

a little English.

Nick then asked

YATSKOV which of thö other two was the newly arrived Soviet.

YATSKOV sald that it was Viktor..

Nick then lent them his .

oxtra lantern and

that ended things for the night.

3:

The next day both groups fished soparately at

Sabanita, About noon. YATSKOV cane by and noticed that Nick

was having luck so he brought the other two sovs to a spot

immediataly adjacent.

They stayed about an hour,

didn't

have any luck' and l0ft.

cabins: YATSKOV vas upseta

Nick and his friend had aught eat evenind at soviets

jealous and even angry.

Nick then

Invited Viktor in for a drink. Viktor did the same as YATSKOV,-

took the drink with him.

Söviets would

Nick left

early Sunday morning for fishing.

He :later

owner that the Sovlots had left fairly early Sunday morning.

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Although all the Soviets vero ploasant and correct

there was absolutely no sociallzing or extended conversation.

Thoy did not accept Nick's invitations to come in for a

except for the abovc. noted occasions when they accopted

a drink and left taking le with them.

"Viktor:"

Nick described him as an older man,

36

to 42

roundish,

medium hoight, 82-85 Ailos, heavy but not fat bulld,

boyish

faco, looked like an American in genoral.

appaarance.

Does not

English.

speak Spanish. Said he spoke a little

•Homever, their conversation was so limited that Nick

couldn't deternine his fluoncy.

He oöviously understood

averything that Nick said but his angwors and comments vero

short and simple.

As noted above, YATSKOV said that ho is

the nowly arrived Soviet..

He did

not do any fishing himself

but simply watched YAISKOV and the othor Sovlot.

•.

i

showed Nick a. picture of BOYAROV.

Nick couldn't

positivoly identify it. Our picture has sunglasses.

During:

the day Viktor had on a thite towel protecting his neck and

s wide hat but no sunglasses.. At night Nick saw very little

of him and it was dark.

However, Nick did say that our photo

was not at all inconpatiblo with Viktor.

Also showed' him a

photo of GAZIYEV and he said that this vas definitely not

(COMMENT: Since GAZIYEV and. BOYAROV aro the only

new soviets in town, and Viktor spoke English, he has to be

BOYAROY.

But why did he use the

nano Viktor when his name

is Vitally?'

7.

"Vasilio". About 28-32 years old, medium to dark

veTy good

Rough and strong appearance,

blond curly held nodium heisthe all-American boy tro

athletic: build,

Speaks pretty good Spanish but not as woll as ISAYEV oF YAISOV.

HOST vY Eno thel coes any whore neat the above

description.

(COMMENT: Nick's description of'Vasilio"

fits

LOGINOV ItO

. "T."

Horever, his name is Valentin and not

Sasilty

I will show Nick pictures at the next neeting.):

Previously Nick has nets Soviets;

all In true name

(sostly by first

name only).

Thus it is strange that BOYAROV

and LOGINOV should use phony nanes.

wor

Paul Dillon

OGINCI

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7 June 1966

SUBJECT: RequIrement for LIRALM

& is requested that the attached Informatton on Sovlete Valentl

Sergeyevich LOCINOV and Yevgenly Nikolayerich GORLTTSYN be

given to LIREALM. Both of the Sovleta are known to frequent the

French Club. It ls requested that LIREALM report on any activitles

of the Sovlets' at the Club, or any other Club members with whom

they assoclare.

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Valentin S. LOGUINOV

Third Secretary at the Sovlet Embassy

Born in 1927;

Wife Alexandra, born in 1928

Son Dmitry, born in 1959

LOGUINOV Is tall and has very curly, light brown halr.

He speaks

fluent Spanish and some English,

He drives a green 1965 Impala with

diplomatic tags 19-DA.

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Contrt get if 3 met

In

the contact rebeat of l2 anall,

sublect Froont-d that IOGINOY

nad visited hig-soone durin

croning. 086

April

and

mado

distance

proke cail

‚to Chennetads.

At our meeting

on

June he produces

the shona bill

nice the phone number

According

to the ::

mich dances

416n

71,

she sa.

-ace to phone aunder 2-50-65

the runder given

to

Us

rike E.

checked this number and fours

it listed "to

Mouses camero de 1a

Esente'""

Calledon a. preclado Mumero: 4;

Cuernavaca, dora:

-wé

have no traces do sals

man dad di

Mimi since

nos sure that LoGard! talked

People Cagea

ástrono else's nano:

LuTioV talked tongand

13

minutes on 6aoril.

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SECRET

31 Hay 1966

MEMORANDUM FOR:.

FROM'S -

SUBJECT,

Mr. Nathan L ferris.

Legal Attache:

Winston H, Scott

Travel-of Soviets

This office has recelved a report that

Sovlet VIce-Consul ValentIn Sergeyevich LOGINOY

travelled to a Maxican port ca. 27. May 1966. He

expected to be back In Mexico Clty ca. I June 1966.

Ho l's bellaved to have gone to Veracruz:

Any

travel would

informatIon avallable to you on LoGiNovs

be appreclated.

THIS INFORMATION IS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL SOURGE. IT MUST

NOW BE OUSSEMINATEO IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR

OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL.OF. THE ORIGINATING OFFICE.

IN MEXICO CITY.

# 105.25

Distributions

Original - Addressee.

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GE.HEINON.

P- 11712.

SUBJECTS

Contaos: Roport/LICOST-S

1a 1200, Subja offic

Al P. 21A2

i2 kay 1966

By colophone an attoapt too nade to line Subj up for an icplutter. "but the

¿ca Sudy nan able to allot for rootine the rogentative on Washington"

was too liultod for the oparitor, and thia tho ericination vas postponed to

song later dato

Tho

G:O.

vante to 80 on record,

In my eveat, for bolteving that the tiatas

not apisopriato for dubjeoting suby to the Wroumian. Subj had boon led over

poriod of conth

he carted out a break-off fron the

Soylose so olandosting work for thon just the sumo day be had beon sonedaled

for the exanination, 3 Màr, so bad a sceno wita bla old Sorlot ouse officor,

prishodko, and no nattor what aplonb subj has (aud ho has plenty) subj finde

the broak-off gooded ocotionally roaring. Henoo, to have apring an leFLutteR

on his at onto theo, no nay havo boon inordinately donativo to a fooling that

no slotrated hio - coutng as st did artor our adamant stand that he out 100s0

tron the sorote the risk of errorting subs l an tormen vas not, in the

Cio, 'a onion, varta lé at tida partloular atare of rolationahtpo la tho

operation.

2. Da 12 kay Subf rporto that on 1ó ley at about 1630 Valontin Logtnov,

cano to hia offlies logion asked subf if he kney anything about the Congrea

of Intollootunle that noo going to taxo place in loxico. Loginor sald that

the Constosa, phong topto was Anti-sanitian in tha, Soriet Union, was really

anse-Sovidto no brpught Subj a paaphlot in Spenten "no Jens in the soviet

vaton" (pointed oy (he Soviet Subany hMoxico) - (attached), Subj did some

Lest thinking, booause he in roallty had boated the hotel roservationa for

the group that was to attend the Consona. Ho told lostroy that he had handled

tho hotel reservationa atx the llotel Dil Prado. Then Loginov aaxed for the

nace of the dolocatoa; Subd dera ho didn't nor then,

arlor that day Subf had woen Iorsoll Arb jrad, and the Congreas had been:

a toplo of disdiaton botweon thes.

Ared had said thet some nets nedia, apecifically

Si Dia, Polstloa, and Stearo, had oriticised the Congress as beats anti-soriot.

The Toraoll Babasay dotally was supportins the Constess, dut for polloy searone;

bad tổ socain là the baokeoundo In Toraell, nanod Tov, was in lexioo pronoting

the Consresa, but ho

mas not associatad with the Israell Enbasay, Arad feared.

thero night be leftist interm

soheduled

ito take. plaoo at

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the local Dol Brado on 13, 14 and 15 Vey, and ho had autod Gobernagion for

Hodoo, broaste du to Sariata. la didn't lo nhero thoy cno prou or una dego.

Soarot Service protoction. Arad told Subj that elchit, peraone had ooo to

that vero. drad mas hasso that sone nonapapore vero defonding the Congross.

istor Losinovle vialt Subj called drad to adviso hiu of the Soriot'o

iritorest in tho Constons.

Subj said that drad would be dining at bie hous

tha's ovonins (11 Mar).

3. Lostaor also told Subj that ho bad beon la Teraorus because of the gonna

that had fumped sslp there. He sald that he hed found the gearion, and returned

hia to hio ship. Buere had been a fisht aboard ohlp, the sennon no rod had

Not had hit Companton with a bottle and thousat he had killed limo The

caa hạđ nọt beon tiled,

4o. Subd sald he rould do solas to lew York sor five dare on 15 day. Ho staye

at the St. Rogla Hotel.

2905A

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SECRET

CONTACT REPORT

DATE OF MEETING

2 May 1966

SUBJECT.

Ernst COEBEL

L On 2 May 1966 Subject called me and asted for a meeting which

cook place at his office from 1530 to 1600 the same day.

Subject reported chat on Saturday, 16 April he so LOCINOY wh

hla wife and son leavins the French. Club at ca 1500. He noticed that anothes

Car, 25 DA (GORLITSYN-8) was parked next to LOGINOV's. A half an hour

later 25 DA was sull there, which meant that is owner bad something to do

wth the Club Independent of LOGINOV! showed Subject platures of GORLITSYN

which he Immediately. identitled as the Sovlet who was with LOGINOV the fret

time Subject saw hlm at the Club, (comment: Since this makes two times that

CORLITSYN has been at the Club, perhape he is' also a member. -

Subject reported that on Sunday, ?4 Aprll he and another member

Antonlo SARMIENTO, were looking for a fourth to play doubles. Subject

noticed LOCINOV standing beside the tennts court and asted SARMIENTO to

lovie LOGINOY to lot them. However, LOGINOV deciled and sald that he

has go to can a man nt samentosse niter lnch subject sas

¿OGINOV and SARMIENTO playing chess together and overheard that the

are on a flest-name basls. From the above Subject commented that LOCINOV

and the SARmIENTOs have a close social relattonshlp.

4.

Subject knows SARMIENTO casually as an occaslonal tennle

companion. SARMIENTO owns a plastic factory which makes airline bags

and slmbar.lems:. He.ls.about J. Hs.wuers name.l/loleta and Be.l

In her late 208, Subject looked them up In the phone boar and got the follow Ing

Listlag Vloleta SARMINTO; Manuel M. Ponce 143, Guadalupe In, tel: 24-21-58.

5. We have several LIFEAT traces on the SARMIENTOs li social contact

with NECHIPORENKO at the French Club. Evldently LOCINOV took them over

from him.

6

Now that Subject has found a link, I told him to try to engage

-LOCINOV In conversacion, have a drink with him. etc. In order to establich

a direct line to him.

PILE:

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27 April 1966

MEMORANDUM FOR:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

Nr. Nachen L. Ferrts.

Lagal Attacho

Winston M. Scott

Travel of Sovloes

1:

•This offico has recelved a report that Soviet Vice

Consul Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV: planned to travel to

Guadalajara on 25 April 1966 in Order to attend the Congress

of Moxican Travel Agencies (ANAV there.

Also planning

to r

attend the Congress are four visitors from the USSR: Viktor

BOYCHENKO, Ley MIKHAYLOV, Lyudmila KUZNETSOVA and Asan :

AKHMEDOV:

Any information availablo to your office on the

activities of the above Soviets in Guadalajara would be

appreciated.

THIS

INFORMATION IS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE.

IT NUST NOT

BE DISSEMINATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICER

NITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY.

• 10401

Distribution:

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Brigtiors

Gun ch

SUBJECTE

Cintact Report!:

25 AIT 1000; entrance

(2)

- felip-

25; April 1966

lon arquinades, in cara

1. 'Subf reported that he ras-at the airport the nimht of 23 apr to receivo

the INTurIST delegation, Nut regresentativer Ibariuion and Forero nere

also on hand. Soldienio was much put out becauoc their arrival had boon:

dolayed over the matter of cotnining lexican visas. lie told Subj he roada

bo 11 d'exioo only for the first day of the MY conferenco in Guadalajara,

becauso ho maa coing en to lontreal on 23 AT to Inaigurate Soviet ship

service direct betreon fontral and Lenintad. The othere would remain in

Lexico for the conferences

2.. The delegates were taken to the Motel reforma. Suble who brousht lev

lakhat loy to the refore, asked how it rao that "khall had loft the forolon

oscico to be in INTURISt. Mikhailor sald he had a 15 year old daughter, in loacon,

and ranted to renain thore. His card read "Director of International Organizations".

IiTU.IST.

Cl 8-8017

3. Subj had coffeo it the airport with plentin 1.

dear and Violo. Nothing

Mas said of subj's breal off fron lorinoy.

i Subt will aralt overtures trou the Soulets, He said he ring not planning o

to be out of Mexico until 15 Kay.

PIS

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25 April 1966

Hair color report of Soviets

LICALLA

SUBJECT:

SOURCE: -

LOGINOV

-Wifö:.

ZHEVTUN

MALAKHOVICH

Wife

MIROSHNIKOV

Wife

MITROPOLSKIY.

Wife

MUKHIN

Wife

NIKIFOROV

Wife.

SHPAKEVICH

Wife

PRYGOV

Wife

PRIKHODKO

Wife

RADVANSKIY.

Wife.

BEDRIN

Wife

STRIZHOV

Wife

ROMANCHENKO

Wife

SILNIKOV

wife

SOKOLOV

Wife

brown

Brown

Dyed brown

Dark brown

Brown

Brown with gray

drown

Slack

Brown

Blond

Platinum:

Brown

Dark brown

Dark brown

Dark brown

Brown

Black

Brohn & very gray

Dyed dark brown:

blond & very thin

Dark brown

Dark brown

Blond

Brown

Dari brown

blond

Platinum

Brown

Platinum

Brown with sray

Platinum

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LIENDOY:

con

Pauliss

20 Arril 1966

seidwicht

sinter!

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alie

i.

Trion

Ène coro errived st suig'a edrico, one de the calo copioreco of Subj

cridently ndvsod hin that r. derar" uno here.

Ü2bg came tras tis innor

•office to adviro tho CoO. tint Creonid Enilenion) Helicoror mas in his offico

maine travol arrancorents, dire don, eccainá 1ã die outer draler, tut ritáhio

baci tó the ronsacenoy and bin stor turiod in a cacale f - 1026

Subdoquentag, Suhd told the coo, tint leserica frevine far vacation to

he Soviet intondon 22 pre via das croreco

đó mha duo to ration to lexico on

Suby algo sentioned that the fun

nISt delegation coming to

the hat mooting.

In Guadalajora (27-30 h) had nos arrived in crico an schoculed (n 19 A)

becauso there hod boon a dela in cir receling exicen visns. to delay

ras occasioned by mexicon derand for ciniaal bio runnic Incoriation in order

to procosa tho v10ad. ino ‚rouy of pour hoo boon ro-ácheluled to errive in.

siosico on 23 Arx via Gabeña.

The CoDe say tho exchance o. iclo tana ro the infumation required for visa:

1aghance, and notodt the collovines

Vitor ait chienko, bon 21 July 1925 In ixtsunnale menident of IMURIST; Pessport

D 01155 B, Lebued 6 Get 1965.

tor? uhallo, born 21 lay 1921 1n Loscous chick of the Internictional Donertments

3. port C065257, loguod 25 Sept 1965

osan ihredoy (sic), born 24 Juno 1924 in Tashkert; chie! of the Usbekistan. Tourie

Drecirntos Paspport 069757, Losued 24, Deo 1965.

Indo la ctoova, born 5 kar 1923 In Joscow, Latin Mericon Deportrent;

Passfort C 065784, lasued 6 Oct 1965

Subj ventioned that at the Corenhaton Congross on Consress Granisations

that he atterded 30 war to 2 Apr 1966, he zet tro Soviet "scientists" ind.

the THeURIST con for Denmars:

The"rerresentatives fron the dicader of Sciences"

vere comadis ldrorevich lochaoy and Tinur To Timofciou

(cards attached):

the C.0. nho had heard fron subj on fam by telonhone that he had ard

his confrontation with Valenti

Locinoy last weel requested a full account of

that noeting. Jubj roported

• Locinor had called hin on 15 iri roquesting

a scot soncuiere outside;

Subj insisted that loginoy comc to his offica.

CARDAD

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te naked Subf hor

¡ia trip (ic auroro) dad been and arecifically noted li Sibj ind scon Giretto

Paieces porter. Subj serbid chas he had found out that dianeto and hor huband

were rica:soning in Ital.

Le inor äcked

out c? Hito.

Sukj

nanernd thnt he lad ayoon tr anno itincion, including

worse Lauero of dir fenco, sio conajdered in peroral that do Caullo tao rot

sions, hut that his way

was too arnatio, that he mas arnagiri overyone, and that

ranco could not be isolatcd.

men Subs nade hia breakanct arnouncenent to loctroy, arring but- I'a sorry

to tolly rou that I'a not coirs to be able to nors with you are noço.

Thero

aro several reasons," Loganov asked if anytrind had harpened, subs ropliod ho

had rcasons. Insinoy asked what they vere.

subj. said ho was tired, he had a

Jot to dos nnd frankly do vas plain dinaprointedo tiora had been bie doala

nlannod, nothino happenod, aid he ras doine just jurik.

Intinor asked If that

nas siroj's final deciuión. Susy said you. tio Joviot then asted. if thay could

talk'st over. Sub bald cortninly, ars tire, herourn it ms nireed beticon

shot that thos yould scot hale as hour before the carected acrival at loxfoo

rport of the lntist crup coming to lorico. They mould seet in the restaurent.

subj told Locinov lo hea travelcu rich do Dacarov, mud that thoy had iccome

very lordly, and he ashod donov k? he rinded that ho say tic ib amin.

locinor said not at all but not to call tho ino at tho sorea or use the shono

for anx calls tó the sourmi.

do statod in fora. 1 abovo, tie INURiSt delegation did not arrive on 19

in, and subt who knew or the postionegent did not so to the nirport, and

consequently pissed his meet with Lo,rov.

30.

subj, in his custecary ray assed "did I do richt?" The God. gaid it moo

fino if losinoy cot tie no-nonsense idea that Subj was throughe

The C.O. told

Subj to nait until the Sovs fet in touch with hin again, and to havo thor

accond meet, at tnich subf acain eates perfeotly cloor that he is throuch. to

1s: to remain friendly thouch, and is irce to do anthing he mishes re establishins

contact with the Sovlot assasndor? Subj daid he "ould inder a cireunstances

postpone his noct nith Lopirov unti at locat the richt of 23 hur whon the:

PUrIST delegation

is scheduled, to arrive.

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SECRET

UndeCIMON

5J .

H5x100, DoP

27 July, 1965

80

RO: VALENTIN S. LOGINCY

Recy: 1x9091566

Source: 4/8 (ula I4) (FOR PERSONAL ATTENTION COS)

(13:00 his)

Dates: 22. Juli, Inst.

CIRDED

diese

Somo timo ago subjootis radio vas stolon from his homo.

He roported it to the police and nothing happenad. Ho has continued

to roquest police assistance in this matter, until the robhory and

subjoot's complaining about laok of polloo attention was brought to

the attention or Gon. OpEto, who assigned, or requested that on agent

be assigned to gò out and calm down the irate soult. The agent

want out on 19 July, last.

"Polectlia in digent

On 20 July, last, the agone reportiod onok to cond coloro that

ho had talked to subjoct for somo time about the stolen radio, but that

collowing the disoussion the subject had aaled the agant "to work for

him on cortain matters", orforing him 5,000.00 pesos per month. Agent

requested Instruationa, don. CETO contadted I/8, alsousand the matter

and told the agent to scoont the offer. Agont again say subjoot on

¿1 July, last, and yas givon his firat "assignment" by subjeat.

This was à roquest for agent to loonto one NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROENY

and latter's wife, VALENTINA. GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN, both describod es

Veneguelan oitizons, and to adviso subjoot soonost as to siroot address

and cal phona nader of resideno, 08 8021 08 p20 or 8p greg y

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• 2..

I made a quiok chrak of the Gobornacion s1lo8 on the postroENs,

with following results:

NICOLAS JUAN OSTROEN: 712893

Born St. -Potörsburg, Russian In 1915. Indloation that at one

tino ho sorved in U.S. Navy. Présently employed as "Diroctor of Projecta"

by stophone-Adamson de Mox100, SiA, do C.Vo, Callo Norto 65 #1058,

Z.P. 16; 16x1c0, DoFo; tol, 47-67-89, 47-42-22. He 18 I1stod as Venezuolan

oitizon.

VALENTINA ARUSDOW DE BOSTROEN:

Born Breslau, "ermany; worked as translator or teacher or

Russian at U.N. Presently emplojed as toacher of Russian at the

Iboro Amorlosno Univoralty, Prosently a Vonezuelan nitizon.

The Gen. lgr. of stephens Adamson de Nexioo 1a RICHARD SEYMOUR:

A BAKER, a U,S. ostizen.

I/8 suggests that no may destro to o ontaot BakiR, to got a line

ön the BoStroens, and, ir that source and others available to un give.

them a olear b11l, that we may dosiro to contaot them and start a little

baokfiro. 18 u111 cooperato ally with us. He would like to know your .

roaotion, (He ly porsonally Intrigued by the case, and will bo anxious

to hoar trom tou ula thesame route baoke har? ErAT

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TO

1010-101

Her san taro

xio на 1?

LNITED SINTIS COERNMEVI

Memorandum

Tao Files

FROM

faterme

Seat an

22 Jily. 1000

.;.

SUBJECT:

1. At Orson hours I had a talephone call from the Secretary

of loberracion, Ile: Juis Echevarria. He cale that he had an urrent

ratter in which ho needed my helf. le adied that this was a natter

that President Guctro Diaz Orine vas persorally mI interestedlo

?. Echovarria sent Tionvoy/? to see me and gave me the follow-

Ing inormation and asked thn followe! lp or me.

à).:

president Jiar Ordas is persorally very lipsot! by

certain resent actiona by. some Soricts in texico.

(oter I:

celleve, lut de not know. this,

that some Sovirt las triod to

"recruit" a source close to the Fresident and that this has

"rachfired"").

b) ..

Kalein TACUINO?, Sogiet (For: KJD) 1s of partic-

ülar änd ursent intorest interest lanthe, Pinsident.

I was.

told he Echevarria on the talophone that the too name on tho

List he would send by Lienvor/e mula probabir set the same

treatment that some others set in 1959%. This refors to PNG

actions taken in March 1250 agulast tha, Sovints caught with

Dematrio MALTIJO lartirer an the Fallroad Strikers:

I-as aska.

ed if.I cruld sond tup things to Schecarria urgently: Those ares

1 Summary of dät?, anIMUMOV, particularly, pying what there

was to show him a "Spy" and,

the

secoraly, a list of low Spies in

Soviet Enhassy ote: These requesis here siver to ra oral-

Ir and.cn

22 July 1966).

a card by tenoy/2,. when fraw Mim at 0e:40 hours on

Lenin AIRWAVE:: Those two, are inor and 3 Eile resire will

card ire: Echevarria slich Lientoy/2 gave me.

E. I

askor Echevarria for his

versoral assistance in. sotting

the data on Soviate wilc-itha

Perican Forete giri:e

has.

I told hin

with photographs particularly,

keild help us.

Fe pronised

Dictribution

Talent atta tellin

E09-T0a?

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly or the Pagroll Savings Plan

cos bienpo/&

18 - 5530÷

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2n ally Re

meatines vith Subiret. en il ind

tre 16.20

•id.ce: Prancis J. COIGE to fulect

set for wednesday 27 only

cornir of ruebla and Jalain atri, tr

r.

is claimed that ho had.relativorin.coun

:in notes up to date.

He had verr.?1t.t.d

d was Instructed

to make every cliort

• infly basis.

•Durine the metino on

*i want'd was leaving and tunt inhlo

19.

•111

= In the future.

sublect sold abanlur.ly

ur talking about another tonic.

I war rot

in relinod me and repeated tint i was raving

rint he understood.

Me impres:lor sas

1ia leavine ond his reaction to my bit of

n.:.

i mini,

at: uni:

rated. Cor rather his lacis of roaction),

¿ublect enters the car die benirs ralking.

1*11

this a voly strange way to berin any kind of

morgelen cat he might be reneatior a pricied

inc

wire i asked him the same questirt.in

is he would nive me the answer in thr

Malially

birt.he always. changed jt.cnougt.rg

that or was telling me something in ils on

It was a point that alhays bothy red me

a matter

of record.

from his

written notes)

sil inct saw the short amerlean womr lorerlously

honingir:" Subject's store to a tourist.rrnoy)

191

ringsy about 1170 hours.

lie did rot ice

Merenrel'.

SHe

oame into the shop to use subicet's prine

sut the

pui: of order.

About the same time

he saw tin'rr who

to be Americans

enter the Embassy.

one was white ind

nerro.

subject went to pick up some hotties and

her:

sneak

to

rach other in English:

Accordin: to subject,

tol

in lim

trint two Americans had visited the imbassy

ircause they did not want to finht ir Vict Nam.

bron

•able to identify

the woman but the Americans

are

The

mor!:

Subtir

itcow. said they left the Erbassy at 1157 hours.)

'made.

two visits to the Embassy..

once in the

"e early afternoon::

thint

ATTATKOV

told him that they wanted 'sas.

low SHINIKOV knew anythirg

about these

vididore

piNTrO: 1s no longer on the rain gate of i.

nor in tar day i TrUTKOV dronped by land made the comers

nicet that Viktor KALYGIN

had heen

place

on mar auln ratr

once. more (confIrmed by the posebouces)

apa tart he (01T,) Wa::

"officially" the administrative

He said he ean now lind time to eat mexican lood with?i::

and

he would be by the following day about food hours.

" June.

SITNIKOV came ir about. 090d hours and

TT,

Tarrelito, fixed him

sore srecial leriran

food

i 7o

na's Day.

He was thore for about a half

::l'

ii.

: 316.

rucinoV came in and ordered 75 pe:on

"th

01

+::

inlivered that same day by 1500 in:

wints and at loon hours into.

•ked three ride cases

or co.t.

it'

:.itlur. Is alicady there"

and akrd subject

•ly to thr

mbassy. On his arrivnt at

ma..i that there were

grouns from all the

ai: tat each had brourht wine and food

this country.

There was

so much food and

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lilici

4640

LIK

Eutrada - 1140 hre. I por LOQUINOV BARDEN dice gue

espere un nacento

Deopues iP JOSE LUIS ALVARES GAYOU coluda a

su arleo Locuinov, tato progunta al se divertio y al desonaso

bleno JOSE LUIs dioe que el y que ya despuea lo platicará y que

Bolo lo llanu para avioarle que está de rogroso y que tambien

es para avisarle que no han tenido noticias. de TUCHA o TYCHA

y por osu quiero platioar por al LoGUINOV Se interosa on seguls

Las OLaSOS, LUQUINOY COld do acuordo y mañam a laa once do Ba

talana pasard a vialtario para platicar de 08u,- 315

porte traces ett,

CARDED

15 60 55

JUL

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core wils

(nichoscan)

57-4-5/8(50 ñ6)

30

tov.

61

ALVAREZ, JOSE LUIS

SEX M. CCA ?

CIT- MEXICC

CCC ?

650-004-034

- FMMA-2751€

27 OCT €5

AO1

A MEXIÇCA MICHCACAN

ON A LIST CE DAMES CE ACTIVE MORS CF THE. MATL

LIBERATICA: MCVEMENT-IN THE VARICUS MEXICAN

STATES.

ALVAREZ, JOSE LUIS (2 di JeGio?)

SEX M DOB ?

050-009-005/1

HMM

-06018

17 NOV 61

CIT MEXICO:

ОСС ?

A MEXICO

MICHOACAN

NOV 6Y.

NATIONAL LISERATION MOVEMENT COMMITTEE

SUBJ IS MER OF MLN COMMITTEE WITH

HEADQUARTERS: IN MORELIA.

1. * HMY.

F.LD

INDEX ÖNLY

iviliz, Jose luis

5x4=92/3

сорной ReRone,

Litanil (detach)

28 Jure

(intende Inade Russion Language Classes) 1

ALVAREZ, JOse Luis

Att to 1245/ 27516

.27. Oct 65

50-4-34

Page 20.

Active member, MIN, Michoncan

ALVAREZ, JOSE LUIS

SEX M DOS?

050-009-004

H440-209 10 402

01 VAR 63

CIT MEXICO?

0cr.o

SOVE CONTACT WITH CHECH EMBASSY,

MEXICO

-NOV-DEC F2. WORKS ON PERICOICO DE

LA UNIVERSIDAD

AND VOZ DE LA UNIVERSIDID.

UNAM? KUSSTA

1201-04.167/ PRAISED REPORTS

SUSU WROTE FOR THESE MIGAZINES AND SAID

HE WOULD GIVE THEM MONEY AND MATERIAL TO

HELP SUPPORT THE MAGAZIVE, MEXI.

CARDED

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Paul&

1.. I have rovieved the entira LOGINOV fIle and have made copios

of all pertinent LENvor alipa for the following ! flios and havo

Includod & note to that erfoct in each of these filess

MrIam AVILA Kata

P-581

SocorrO

FLORF'S

P-12259

sálvador pAz Plate.

12775-

Erika KAMMERMAN

P=12843

2. Atlached hereto are coples of all the chlps I found on the

other people includod on the list you gave me.

Besidas tha Li April Olip on Do. Juin Luls ALVARN Gallou

I found a 12 Jul 66 cell fron Jose Lula ALVAREZ Cayou, probably at

Toast related 11 not-the same person. - Thie 1e the only nain on which

othär

there are any/possibly identifiable tracess

(2) : Aocording to a 28 June 1962 LITEA Contact feport,

Jose Luis ALVArEZ was one of the students in the Tuesday

and Thursday, 7 to 8:30 po Da; Ruesian languaga classos at

the IICH during the montha of February and Marab.

(2) H8-6018, dated 17 Novonter 1961, based on information

- fra WEtVOr Ult C, reported that one Joes Ils LiVAREZ iio

a memher of the MN Committee of Michoan.

(3) Ta a 30 November 1962 Legal Attache report one

Jose Luds ALVI:5% Of Morelia, Michoacan, was named as one who

assisted the lational Liberation Movement in Maxico.

(4) RAMA-20810, dated "I" Mard 1963, Incluced the following

InforIatIon ITOI-LIBIFOHM: "Ono-JOse-Luis-LUVAREZ-(astronynto

-unknos) 19 putting itema in the 'Vor de la Iniversidad! (Univer--

sidad Autonasa Nacional de Mexico) for the Cachs: KUBAZA,

the Charge d'afiaires in the Czech Ehbassy praised ALVAREZ

for his reports and said "na will give you sonor and material

to help support the magazine' ALVALEI also vorks on the

Malversity's "Fériodico de la Universldad" (senspaper).

•(5) 181-27516, dated 27-Ootober 1965; amvided an 11

October 1965 1158178, agala based on LIBiVOY LEfassatios, on

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which the navo of Jose Lula ALVAREZ Mad agAin Included as an

sotive mentior of the MN and a membor of the State Comittoo

of Morolla, Michoacan, which had 1ts general offices at Gulllerno

Prioto 35-10 1n Morella.

b. About Gloria ALFARO, I wondor 1f she may not be relatod

teacher at the UNAl Econories School and

to Ofella ALFARO Lopaz (P-11339) / friend of AntonIo SAFMIENTO (P-12703)

_ and bis wifo, Vlolota: Both Ofolla ALFARO and LOCINOV attendod a

Christmas party at the SAlMIENTO's last year (pertinent alips Inaluded

vith the Glorla ALFARO matorial attached). In the 22 June 66 conversation

Gloria ALFARO had with LOGINOV she mentiuns baving net hin at Christas

time.

c. Coptes of all of LocINoVis contacts vita thó Instituto

-do Interprotos y Iraduotores, inoluding the one unloh mentioned

are attached.

Senorita HARNANDEZ/ Other people connected with that outfit are:

Lio KELSIN

Sarita Inu

Jacobo Chansinaki

3. Besides tho hames on your list I also found two clips an

Margarat (Magre) MADOR who geome to be on quite ramliar terns with

dodote that all of the calls in question are Incontng calle

Also to each of these people something 1s mentloned about classes.

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desaco, do de Egido ::

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IT: MRANUE. TOR TIF FILES

SIMJ.CTS

DATT 8

I.mst GOEREL

28 Jino 1066

1. 1 called Siblect at his offtce on 24 line. He said that le hasn't

seen or been able to

do narch latrly lecause he has bech travelling almost

constantly.

• (001F17:

I tried to set hia trice during the last two inera

me he was out of tons hoth tires).

to of three tires.

mover suhject has seen. orlan with wife or child at the club

He Mus never wit intonio Carine.

He has not

3. 1 will call sulfect dean in alé July and sea in at that time.

Foul Dilloi

FILF;

F-12703

P-I1712

P-11163

.. j-12330

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25 juro 1960

Centoot Repot:/. LIC03Y-5

25 Juro 265041235,

Subj's orsica

lo In scupanso to a call-in by sudd, the 0.0. mont to die

Saty so Satirico

2, Suoy rupcated thiet Valoatin Lijinor dad drognaù in to tha ortico on 24 Juno

to =ãio arrangumenta for a sedum dia do tha Sovict Unios for (lacolai) Lecrov;

sio, Legroo said, bad to be in l'escur at the latest 4 Julge Suby said iw

acula try to handle, /Coinents logiror

said te dould coso by the offico on

27 Jino With Iconov's festport, becauso thore mes tho linlitiocà thnt Subj

ucula attongt to gut e kli flight for woron via douston (requirire a U.S, visa

ici icorov). In any everit, Subj tald the CiO, that ho ras not coirig to tee

U.ão istassy to requost tho visa, due rould buol tho vole probles to Xi! tho

rould hove to said iny vioa arraiiaunts that vore recuired.

Jo. Interestinaly enough, locinor too! the opportunity to brirg up operational

Isttors souin to Subj, and Subj used tro encuire discussion to colo his stince

luterly clear to Locinov.

The conversation ront sore of less as follons;

Locinor said: "Jou're sad it Ic." Suby suid; "my scould I be rad at jou?"

Logisor cold: "Socauso of latestic" (rotarring to the fact that tho Sovs had

first divon a trevol request to Viagon l'ajestic to co servicea).. You'lion no

have to sircud it around arons frienda:" suòg showered this off.. Then Lostrow

asica: "¿go you still maa?"

Subj roplied: "I's sot tad, and I rever ras. Loo!, Valentin-" (and then

ho ride his first

attempt at clorification, siving in effcct that in normal

friendly nattors they more like brotheray

Subj exaggerated as 13 his mannor-

Ecationine intizato catters liko "carria" and "even unto deatihasta la querte)"

but soying that that was the culminction point- "arything elso" mas finislod),

loginov seld (mithout battino an era). "I had see buciness

for you."

Subj. cut his short: "Don't briss he anythins- inportént of not inportant- you

can keey it. You hunt to go for cobroc; you raat to go out nith girls; - sita.

such pleasure; cuthirs up to that point.

Lid I mant you to understand thist

cleraly, Don' force sos and let'a be good frierds.". Loginov saiar "You'ra

sotting difficult."

Subj raglied:

"sio, I'n sot da ticult. dua thera's so damage.. I Lado sy

decision - and your chiefs will understand sy susition."

RDED P2112

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2.

Loginor tried again:

"$ 6001 filent of yours too appointed Chief or the

D.s, Reeval Semico - Paul Giciro-bo'o a fricianà of jouro?"

GUIDRY

jibj decano a littlo heated in ropiya "jes, ta!s a good friond. I till

aincys do closo to his, But you dot tdo vory elecso aro plans jou have los

Full Giedro, forget about thes, 15 that olcas? I ton't do a codden dii.c. I

togo you indorstané that.

ro'ro fricado (voi und I, but josido. beins iricros-

retiod!"

**..

Loginor took out a pleco of tutor cru started to read ison lt, noting

subj in no lnom tro san "Davardo retelzia-' approximated 55 years old- a l'exiona

•Joa." (attached do a photocory of tho pieco of sapor larinoy had been readino,

and which de left behind or Subja deal apparontly by ristaie.. It's in Pussist,

see subj rao not able to transicto complotely at dest Glanco. "Subj plaas to

retur the original to jogiron uhon to cozus by on 27 Jüno.) inile Loginor mas

nesdiro, Subj said insistontly: "I don't knoir the san, and I'e not colas to do

arthing ..." Idenov repliedi "I'd not coing you to do arything - 11'a just

¿hat I don't know (abcut bin), Abor: Fail Giedro, he's a 8003 frlera of yours.

siby said: "Forgut it.""

do Subj estea tao C.O. - "aid I do wong?" The G.0: replied that Subj had saço

desatiaully. but he las to expect that the Sove will keep up all kirag of

estures subtle, stall, or oven creat, und not so subtlo. Dut tho wey la clear-

a22 ha has to do is say "no."

subj said that loginov had broucht hiri a bos of "Purch" cigars (Cubor), end

subs an usual offerod to ray, but losinov praised then on hin. Subj then said

¿to tuo CaO, ho mantod an expression of jolloy ca hon ho should hrindlo that kind:

as thing frca tho sous- take the gifts, aftor offering to pay? refuse outrigat?

Do E.0, scid ve ncula lve the suidance he needed for tist situation.

5o. The CoO. mill drop ground to Subis office carly nest rock.

Ladezuss tro Cir, told Suba that there as a runor that Olen Machiporento

ass seen around ten. Subf sald ho knew of nothing on that score, out doubted

i strongly- since he mas sure 0106 nould kavo contscted his.

The C.O. under-

scared that Subj do nothing about the risor.

Prai

t.:.

filessing tian.

"..:

sociate

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Zee.

Маурисло Велеляци

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Mauricio WEBELMAN:

COPIES MADE

CARDED

(P-11713

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we come ring:".:

10'5 piaone 000% licis

Punado 1581618

Trotoco

÷20

te: 45.57 17

¡o station traces.

So Sistion traces. Paul CIDE. GUIDRY

CA

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25

Mi Tón

9r.8:02a

mimin tani d bed ircared li at dis accice or CO July.

maina in thi minico

too), acgiron sold Suijoct that no

a mine to chide that "thig" moe deny disappointed,

cia sundo an trog tud togen that Subj would Cooperstoo

сид опотті !!ї".

i tout thald tid a braken rocord by non) that he dülll mas

•a friend to the milla, las du sus in thelo sido, he was their son a biat ho

can't do aivi

a do hend they woulda't try to force his- because

he-Juat cards de arsehane for then.

we ups to teed subg that Puvol Yatskov was leaving for

Rioacon on 4à not die raá in subjis offico to mako the arrangeronito) and would

ho returain: in a ronth.. He arked thet cord Yatskoy can brirg back to loncon

Subj said o tad cirendy told hic: rothing- he con't do arything for then. Locinor

then niked h

tt:

¿ou rotte iguar back to Subj- and Suba sold sot a thing.

He dollipe

attended ont

parate) that would ho fire with hine lorinor.

appreciatos

and dotid torn of cordially.

3

/Corments

holy dad mores: too thu noco of ragor ho had luct ir Sung's office

riir.res

-re sene me in did atolod to inquire docuty and Subd loft it at that- no didn't

brini the sur

¿tanich lie ons the plece of paper to roturn to locinov/.

In responsi to cho car.'s inquiry subs mentionod the namos öf sore daplicanto

for travnlt.:;

Hier.

Apparents do a canelona corruss to take place in loscen in lia't 1966

Los noy nao roadya several abalicanta to subj's orsices Julot demeacon de

estonen and mis

dite=f Dr.

Fe randes card attached) and tro frieras. Dr. Fernandez

nade inquiries

nit bravel perancosents.

She has not cose back yet.

Licencisuc

Lactino Isra had come to tho office (?) on 21 July to arrange:

travel to the soviot tries, Subj said that his omployee, trian ivila late, who

handies curs satters, hod old hig that leake had been invited by ths Soviet

Anbassador onu stão that de uns a clese friend to the "exican its to loscon.

The Montourt Travel dereg, in Tiguana had transferred a reduat to suoj

to hardle the ravel te the soviet Union as" tourists for two "Sesoras" "Heria Jesus

de Abakion and jatela Castro.

Comment: de c0. told subj re rated nore info about these amlicantil

Cy. to 8-555.

P-1712

P-2112

MomenTs

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3o Bho CoD, reinani duod tian to mould like acuitichad incornation about she

individualo piio had leat to ationa the macrobiolonionl Congross in loscore 7:0

c.0, ousuested that Subg hora serena in his offiço extrace inca she folder Subj

has all extra information tini car to addiced, cuch ss, address, ago, procession,

oto. Subj said he would iry so tara it done bodore be lesras ca his tria los 31

july).

Jubf suxed if therd pas arching son about "Hors" (Gastetres), De CaO, said

he hãd nord fron lashingtón abed be Third rules in case to (Subj) mere to so

to Santiaro de Chile. Mat ha duis about scoins fero is his oun airsir - but if.

he dons see Hors Subj'is to ant reference to our "business" sa lesico as far ag

voluntooring inforcution la concerned. That Horb does vis a vis Subj is derba

business

So The GoO. will sot to sea sude tutore he leaved for Furose on 3I Juli.

PIZ

Crat

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35 July 1966.

Files: Talentin

Note: This is a translation.

(Ey Lenvoy) of the tries report.

voy/2) for Ltrama......

1P-- 11712

Done pit

shoved send

Snigtina

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YALANTIL SERONESTIC LOCIROY

¡cohe de naciniento: 25 dicicabro 1927.

Fuplco: Tercor Secrotmio wi ir suooisn Consular de lo E

bujoda soviética en Lésico.

Dosicilio: Ignacio Estora, 191 Col. Tacubayoo

Autonórtl: Chevrolet Ispala 1965, licencia 19 diploaltica

Idiomas que habla: espaiol con fluides y rogular inglés.

Carrora:

Sn 1955 se unió a la KER

De 1955 n 1057 doncurrió a una escuela de entrenandento do

la kC&.

De 1957 e agosto de 1960, funcionarlo en ol Cuartol General

de la KGB en Mosci®

Do septicabre de 1960 a coptlembro de 1963, Aeregudo an I

Habana,

Cuba.

Dicionbre do 1961: Viajó a Ponana ¿ Ecuador con el equipo

soritico de Soecer.

An este vlaje llove una gran suca

de sinero para los Pertidos Comunistas do Panand y Ecur

його

17 cayo 19528 Pasó por lérico on tránsito para la URSS en uso

de liconcis.

9 septiembre 1963: Partio de Cuba para regresar a la USS

Sapticabre 1963 a jullo de 1965, estuvo coao funcionario er

el Cuartel Genoral de la neb en hoscus.

agosto 1965: Arribo a Léxico.

En Léxico LOCINOY reemplacó a OLEG M. MACHIPORO,

otro closento de la-Kub, haciéndose cargo de todas sus fun

clones J do los gentes de inteligencia.

in enero de 1966

Intento influcaciar y reclutar a un chofer de la babajada

Horteoricana en Mexico.

IOCINOY es un orente de Inteligen

cla nuy capacitado y demisiado activo. Debido a que no tiano

otros responsauilidades cotas, puedo codicar el 95r de su

tienpo a la actividnd de intoligencia.

Tonenos conociniento

de que es uncionerio de intelisoncia. de la res desde 1955.

•Su jofo inmediato de este organisuo, en desaco, as iNVad A•

YATSKO%

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SECRET

22 July. 1966

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Information on Local Sovlets Passed to LIRAMA

In response to LITEMPO-8's urgent request for certan

information on cortain local Soviets, COS on 22 July passed

the attached information to LIENVOY-2. LIENVOY-2 will

translate lt Into Spanish and give it to LITEMFO-8 who will

In rum pass lt to LIRAMA :

Paul Dillon

Attachmenta

P. -3634

P - 11712

1.-

P - 885

P - 5530

₽ - 5683

50-6-72-2

SECRET.

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Valentin Sergeyevich LOülNOr

DO8 &

23 December 1927

Posittons

Third Secretary In the Consular Section of the

•Sovlét Embassy, Mexiço, D.F.

Residences Ignaclo. Esteva 18-1, Colonia Tacubaya

Automobile:

1965 Chevrolet lapala, License 19 0A.

Languages: Fluent Spanish, Fair English

Career:

1955: Joined the KGB

1955-57: Attended the KGB Training School

1957-August 1960s Officer in KGB Headquarters, Moscon

Sept 1960-Sept 1963s. Attache in Mavana, Cuba

Recember 1961

Travelled to Panama and Ecuador with a

Soviet soccer team. On this trip he

carried a large sun of money

for the

Conmunist Parsies of Panama and Ecuador.

17. May 1962:

Transited Mexico en route to the USSR for leave:

§ September 1963; Lefê Cuba to return to the USSR.

September 1963:-July 1965:

officer in KGB. Headquarters,

HOScoW :

3 August 19651 Arrlved Mexico.

in Mexico LOGINQV replaced Oleg M. NECHIPORENKO

another

XG8 officer and took over all of NECHIPORENKO's Intelligence

In january goo he attempted to cultivate

and recruit a chauffeur at the Aserican Embassy in México..

LOGINOV is an unusually active and capable intelligence

officer.

Since he has almost nó overt duties he is able to:

spend about 95% of his time on intelligence actlvity.

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Sovlet Intelligence Officers Statlaned In Mexico

1. KGB (Committee for State Security)

Aleksand: V. PRIKHODKO

OPPICERS:

Yevgenly I. BEDRIN

Ivan A, BEKETOV

Aleksands M. BROVKIN

Vladimli A. DOLCOV

Yevgenly N. CORLITSYN

Boris A. KAZANTSEV

Vladislav S. KORMUSHKIN.

Valentin I. KUCHEROV

Svyatos Lav P. KUZNETSOV

Nikolay S. LEONOV

Valentin S. LOGINOY

Vastity S. MIROSHNIKOV

Lebald V. NIKIFOROV.

Aleksandr A. NIKITIN

Vindimir N. RADVANSKTY

Vladimir I. SHPAKEVICH

Georgly S. VISKO

Pavel A. YATSKOV:

Yurly ZHURIN

Boris'S. ZOBNIN

2. GRU (Muttary Intelligence)

Chlet: Vladimir N. SOKOLOV

Deputy Chiet, Georgly A. SHCHUCHKIN

OFFICERS:

Aleksands M. DENISOV

Petr F. CORELOY

Vladimir P. GOROBETS

Yurly N. ISAYEV.

Anstolly V. KARABACH

Viktor L. KHUKHOREV

Yuily A. MITROPOLSKTY

Valerky V. SOKOLIN

Ruslan A. TUCHNIN

Konstantin R. VORONKOV

--.=

Ivan V. YELFIMOV

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## Page 155

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20 jug 66

Seat.

LIRANIA,

that the you zing lit

print rit

can devote 85%

no consular work

V4 houna wed office bours

month

Till do

145572

vite

Files Valentin

a time clint so%

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## Page 156

Paje

io.o

1o1.09d

relephone call. Apparently

1942n

sire de nus guite bappy

gence chinas that I ras able to bear wis

that

that

sir idi inal. right, thas at night he dreams

.i.

1030..0r isunaiv), they coild

Cio?

intiod fo. quite a while and se

5205=3

246d

mallant.

is:

le told her that he would take care of

1n05.i0 to to pis cogntri (USSR):

I went

outside tro ioo.

ji die store in oider to ifford him more

1100000:..0009.10

finishes calking, he ranted to justify

hinself to ro br

wife

is

in

sayink that

ie

is

a batchelor because his

1219

Tote car hira is norail since I know that my friends

#07'I. C002

,0. 192

I had nade my progran for today,

S3,n035,

thes

is

=0 53y 10.

loite, to take ny wife and grand-

chil

io

runtry aad eat outside the house.

3•25

granschild

alread!

I wife and

to drink

1o:0:5

-1103i?

told. ze ina.

ine"

sclebrating the Ambassador's return.

. He

wore drintingall night.

But at this time

1t was rainst giie nod so that I coulda't close up and leave.

the store.

wife asked sin why he had always thougit.

differen:ly (sic)

in tot cocir; to eat at our house.

And- 07

the

2nezi to said that he iocla core. My wife shot me a

Here,

loor and linally sillikov broke the stlence saying;

I will be back ina minute.

Then he left in the

rain

which

and

iad

wooled licthe.: It then started to

.2

can left

te ass delven by the Ambassado an altor

(STRYZISY) :

le dia! pro in front of the store but in elati,

the street

running parallel to the store.

Thea SILNIKOY came

in to tell

ras

he

is ready..

le shut up the store, got into the

car and drove to a noise. We jarked the car in the street and

entered ty house.

Ose inside the first thing they did was to

inspect the hoise

in great desail even the

'razotea!:

"I think

that the house'

pleased then.

They nade me show then everything

including the battroos and bedrooss.

Then we sat at the table

to drins tequila (la copa) and Sees

My wife served barbecued

chicken, ura

and a guisado which

they ate with relish,

0= sọ it

seered

me since they

ate everything

served them

accompanies sy pleasint

chatte?

But'he didn't even mention

SECRET

extract from Ricoul /i Nite

dated aetaug6s attached

to Licant. Contact Repart

cated 230upust 1966

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## Page 157

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BBCRIT

asked Bublect if he hed mentioned sliove pornographle nesative

to the latter. At firet Bubject sald no, then yens that he hed asked

slintsoy about it but silnikoy aald that the negative didn't belong to hi

but to Vanilly who took it back to Noscon iith him. subject added that Veotily

hod roturied to the USB& about two voake ago. (Coments Tus 1s most probably

BUTSEV whom subject calla Vaullly and who returned to the UssR.on a4 July.)

(second Comments Mile 10

another example of one of silalkove vulnerablisties

evaporating into thin alr).

Concernine the item In the notes for Beturday, 30 July, In which

Mintkov hid in the ballroom for twenty minutes because two other soviets

came 1u, subject had the following to say about these tho soviets!

ntin (8 jorro), then follow a perfect description os

LOGINOV.

ladimirs here follows a good description of KORHUSIKIN Includia

a fäct that he repLaced KOSTIXOV, O ly KORNUSHKINS nemo 1s VladialaY

not Vladimir.

6ü. I asked subject about the discrepancy.in-the.19.ouly meeting then

he-seld that stintkov and PrAsiCinciN had come to the utore on saturay

16 July but bla notes sald that PRASHCHECHI aod his replacenent had come.

Subject data that he doesn't know ho PRAsaChikiNIa replacement 1o, He alco

couldn't explatn the discrepency, stating that he couldn't remember the

Incident nov.

7. I deo acked hia about hia lten of 2l July lo mich it the request

of VAlEnTIl he hod delivored tuo cases of refrescos to General: Cano 32. (We

have no sovieta at thie done An ete read a bett

and the film office).

Mhen subject

hout vered the two caven only a soviet vomen vas at home.

He described thie

address as a singie house which is undertolas renovation inalde.

In discussing SHarkoVe recent work fixng up the Embaasy I aaled

who actually did the

work,. subject sald that the sovieta do not like to deal

ith establlaied fIris for repairs to the Embrasy because they charge toc

Ibey prefer to deal with mall Independent poogle whom they can beat

down on the price. Subject knows ol tho sich individuals?

Licail Contact Report, 17 Cuguet 1946

BECRET

P-11712

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16 August 1966

There Is no derogatory Information on the BOSTROEN

couple in the United States or venezuela

However, we.

obtained the following.blographic Information on then

from Venezuela.

Nicholäs Juan BOSTROEM Schrelber, born

23 January 1915 in St. Patersburg, Russla..

Cedula 7983566.

Yenazuelan Passport #207100.

Trävels::17 Däcember 1957

-left Marquet la for Miami, 30 October 1961 entered Venezuela

from Mexico; 22 November 1961 left Venezuela for MexIcoi

26 December 195l entered Venezuela: 6 January 1962 left

left, Venazuela, for Maxico.

ValentIne GRUSDOVLAVRiK de BOSTROEM, born

October

needle Passpore filiaTya du larch 1962 Tere

Malguetia for Mexico's 25 June 1965 left Vonezuela for

Maxic.

Distribution:

ORIS! VENGUN DIE DENDUM ON 17 AUg 66:

LOGUINOV P-

18: 50-6-91727

Nicholas Juan COSTROEM Schreiber Pri

F11712

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## Page 159

11 Aug 66

MERO FOR RECON

In sue contaly report for Ausuit 1966, LICALLA seld TArSIOr onca od to

have taken PRIKUDiole pléue. When I asbod shy he thought that, bo

ansive red!

PRIMOnKO do not herA (he left 28 Jung on hoar leavo). PEIKHODSO Dad:

been entoring the raa.sy through the vain door and was seen sorking in

windon # 22, Moy YATSKOY is entering through the main door and was

soon forded at this riado carstoy sey had the see contact alth

MIXITUFOY PLOd PRIKHOTO hed sevously hed. Hon that TIPSHOY has

aldo LoSs (4 us)e LICAlLa talnko that LOCINON da probably teldas tie

plooe: (Thie leat statement ls not oleers whether locitor do tallas

YATSKOV a pLaco 10 ATXOTe ala job, giloh mould be mont lostel on

ch

8. 685

8-2270

P-9026

P-11712

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## Page 160

Gyps

On Sunday 2 Cig 66 ot

0).20 → san fogen

can with sevent perple

in it ente the Casta coad

for Cremarma conceit

dentify eng f the reppints

1 - 11712

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## Page 161

Suris

ignicio

:..

1.

Ser: oy dorstrati..

tanti. de tie

follonire Soviet travei arrancureatos

contesta diad chied, Mialta, fondirned en Sabena for

21, suriai,

¡cdlrin Gerchadorio, trono (iro), escidros, dordra and Vladirio, Salera, 7

alunt.

Re

decencaaio Ligiano creo durred into Sabj's offico 28 dili (?) and mos

VCTI

officiria.

Men Subi nid tet luve centirod: trovel to Sitollito.countríoa

(includr lucania sno escdiculucio) cency, lora rubaco and sald de rould go

anke tig arronimorto saio thore, Plans atos in l'oscon d ronthe

ius firo tickot on frontos lorico so ladrid. Jubf booked his for savel fron

Murid to 0

Masterden, and return.

Valentin

eu dropred in to Sulj's offico en 27 July but Suby was too

busy-to 3cc

mario called indid on as July and rade an appointicat to sce

Subj at 1200

on 09 3ul" nt che rico io dexico destauront neoi Subj's oriico.

ne C.0. uterica do subo cheo de continuo to play the sero tune with Loatnoy

of friends, doa- rosi,

On

30 ute the polo dau duba brico la hia office, Subi's wate hac accomparlod

him to the orpio boonco do 1all le careno it whilo subg is may bn his:

soradre do subd, his tiro do not fitting of the

a the rifo Eathes, arround, Subd ras aulo to

di man nuotinata cornior on 29 July.

mis. arrected

poner play ly ivanor dua no!

trir Prcon to sot Hith Subd junt to contien iavol

Yatskora traiel arcerioie

*, sh subj ecuin in they could dring Sucj

afthine

fren roscon.

ed sa to tho Plos de exies too, hur contributed

nothing to the convergan

ah lusd de didat mart anythine ines locerthe

hạd cávon PriModto MiCo dere lu onirs tem back tro kilos of cavier).

For the proninca additional infrimatia. on the crous nno ere moirs to the

Microbiological Conduca in lazocr (so provious Contact Report. for complete list),

Subf turned over to the c.0. tuo attiched ist which stres only telerhone numbers

of tho proscanicrals coino to una ccarees, and in sore cases tie positions.

Tho Cou teld inne diar ha riht drop in to the office, if re cola do

anything for foro dute sura det due buci untia the ond of sugat.

Cy. 5 G2 -

7.9137

11718

9-9311

Củ ộne92

P-2712

?

11917

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## Page 162

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1.10:

tire

cara diria

.??;

Eus paine: ?"

indairtent

rasgo (6 2x0r) cace 1r. a: 1110 Me for a cup os "dea".

¿dia guim oldoiniron as every neurdad, firco 1t

¿oco ta da suguela, era out ter aturted. de tole me thet in his countr

não do entead penciouo coinota corria ain thunds os

no their fino roles. While die prople ág

androi with e till ard its calaness me finnlly ou car. win. de

od, hitl oculd undersiond, and what ho neant for co.to understans tas

Mo ace mendo cacalle oferecno all dificulties, and us his alue

reito to renora an the bou on triumpho lhese frienca (deve) nre

err obedient in woir superiors- the will even stay 20-25 ninutes ir

to bruarcas ca a store so iey would not de discovered of weir

supercors.

Mis is rat ha reano to my triona Estanislao (Silioy) toany:

Cair

cut (oi uro betarion) at 11co noreruse to frionds a

(sovid cane in rac one

e: thea is noni other that the incuro

secretar: of

vin abonador, diabouga do (eho Aabassador) 1s tot in Melleo, Linguadrars

трійка

sinline é tro donti.

Pranalation ofe

50 July 1966

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## Page 163

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+9'100.4

ine oil isntilibior to nave naore prink; ilnce

... lo.

'1.09.

ti"t

Cement leg tar will been out thee the had been perparine

chancel nicking ticis from servicto PuBlico soder cut wth

ran: 2d 19

only her daidd to thor came in at lilo in for a oup of "ten"

ill.

?:.

• .)

Me him site chichagron as every nitirder, since'it

1,0F

Ve: !:

sirilia

me mat sir starlod in told me. thnt in his cruntri

!!!'

Me drag deums wire the door die par laxe:

nori

"thr

ams: l precinus nbarate corrid sith dewein?!

woll a their fine robes. While the prople &x

ari.

Alan

tr, apopl spini thint iver: difficult. imi

..:₴

,.ie

• !-

wi.hicolmnegs.rndfinally.ou.cnnwin..Iir:

at this tome, ince his sprich is no: v

and and what he mant for me to intergland as

nil tirioulties, and thus hit wile

120

- 263:

itie

" trumphe Tege friends. (cove) are

ve

will even stay 20-25 minures ir

tho: hit:

• 5324

er would not ba diservered hy, thrif

ear weard to my friend Fatonelad (orlNIkoy) todry

"caud qut jo the bathrion) at 1140h bocnufo two friends.

(Savas

in meeting as none other thet the cind nore ar di

the Aman enor, M'liçura ho (tio isbassador) is not in lexico, tharrrixsis

it::i

rebuike

махах сійшой,;.

*exere invr a lot ni poirer to abasinkira ticur

who dr d.

"it to ito riisciplino ni the State.

LICOUL Mateo

5o quie, 1966

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## Page 164

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SUNCE: 109001-11=1:

1. 1: 11:001-8 on 27 July at 1930 hours (COIGNE was slik).

The mecion we ronil tartes tarts indIset the next meeting for COIGNE

for 1od 11011

it all locatiod Mradedly, 10 August. Tell (X)IGNE

ne will me. 1..,1l, 1 9000 possess lot allary for the month of july and

at the end oi i he

will owe nim another 800 posos for August.. 1

always pay it dodof the minth.

to turnd beer two dudin microphones and I gave them to

Feldman.

My microanne, were installed in his shop and we have

taken the recoiro ou

the benre paper attached was found in LICOWL'N

noes (wrin) lot the 250 of June. He said he did not recall how it

had cotton there did did not know solo had written and drawn on the

- la very did since the word written on the piece of brown paper:

and ire lastory in LIOWl's notes are the same - but the handwriting

Only LKOWL should have access to his notes.

swatten noice from 27 July mectlug (translated by WEENING:

Werestin

Tochy my friend Estanislao (SILNIKOV) came.to

Jenk a fragi

Pa? al bout tom. and I asked him about the photographs

which he hail.d.me he wänted me to make from a negative which he has.

He answered he was-going to look for the negative and bring it to mc.

The hote

tony mother one of his friends (ic. Sovicts) wis leaving

on da July dual now it was Vetsiliv's turn (BU(SEV did loave on 24 July),

Du bout? years old and now it is time to teach him how

"since for thorof us who live in a free

country, ane lite of this people seums bad to us because eyeryhing is

different from what we do. They reach us to love our Progress (?), to

live well with ur neighbors, to help the poor,

to give food to heaters.

While they com to our couniry to create disorder and create distance

willi

Out-leil

is and in our work, and they infiltrate themselves

everywhere in order to sow hatred. They show us evcrything which ts

produced in thir country and how much they have. But they import

things from our countries through their embassies. Daily, their sedition

movements can be seen, In fact, a month ago a group of Mexicans

(in naing) obtain. visas for Moscow and in the (Sovict) Embassy they

were given? bis" with as much vodka as they could drink. A good

startin get ing to fnow the country which-so "foolishly" hopes to improve

to mentally duck ird who cannot realize the evil they do in supporting

tho awho son inflution wherever they go.

After secing people come.

evory dayto c. bintossy to get propaganda we can only think that

their work is (valic):

Thursday:

21 July:

Tochy at 1045 Sr. Valentin (LOGINOV pr. KUGHEROV)

came in to so the delephone and asked somcone td wait for him at

Contral Cano 32, and is he was about to hang up he stressed that they

here to wait for him at 7:30 pm. After talking to whoever it was,

he asked m. lo sund him, at the same address on General Cano, two

cases of quinino vitor and gingerale by 7 pm. without fail. I delivered

there in person and look them ino the kitchen and I noticed that the house

was being repliment and that they were getting ready for company, since

there were are ril bottles of ligior there. (COMMENT: No Sovicts

live at General Callo 32, NIKITIN llees at General Leon 32 and,

Teles

27 July 1966

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## Page 165

2 5 Jult. 1958

"ote: These are traces mon

the Lienvoy Listening

Post on

Insulner, who is of

Lirame and Litero/e.

iles

Valertin leVINely

(P -11712)

tier to there roduction 5s s

there

no now,

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## Page 166

7 AGÒÕ

10 A 50065

6 sopols

12 80p.65

23 80D065

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ViLITTDY SO LiT: THOY:

1o:1o11101 Trincho Intima lai

semidlindo coso faroes suori tisão on funciarco do Vloo conoul

Audo chorrolos supala 1alo1965 plicaa Dag35 (dosoa de D10:8965)

Do sabono confiran su lligado tropodento de logos es os

galo do lao 23120 hr3o

JORGE ROSE PONTUA do CORaDO do Autaoliso PrecuRso Dar

ViOlInoy ponjuo gularo abor qua liscos sobrá la ilogido doi

Ballot lsruniano quo assulausto dotán oa Venosola, poro slogan

Via Li labina of postero dia 10.

1B000 que el ballos moranteno so va a nocaostar do 01000.

ya qui dol quedo do Viasa do Vinossola jacon al vusto do cubarão

prgentealan do capartes.

VAi DICi do sIr Fiancae do plen la docuriontacion pura ol

cutomle00 10100 caril solly otros para que pueden

110cor o lionoi a tatudar ou ta triverascad vuerioso Lumia.

orcorno pronrs do viajos larariano solteler vload..

(constantosanto bota Cujri on forma Porillior do atendido pos

LOGUIÜNY)

•Fe InvIRado a ITunIUTOOCtal lol CROFTO CONAUlES PaIS 0I

JOFOI IN:JAS MURNOLI DUIDA IA IlOgOdO dE 1O dapOrEIBIDO

TUBOSA LABUINOY do enenres de alandor dichos jugadoroso

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## Page 167

25 008.65

28 008.65

10.800.65

2 10.63

8 Nov. 65

10N08.05

15: Nov. 05

17 NOT. 65

19 Nov.d5

30 Nov.65.

1J Esta, 66

18 800066

?

Baco sesorracionis para li al puerto da Masarldo.

Te ailAndo por HEBINTO JORNIS de la Pabajada Cubano, guo

an rucatin.do

escuentras doe barcos rusde "tharlro" y ofros

oi al quo liay un loalorado por asiloglón do una caldora.

So rouso COn CANLOS BLINÇOO

JULIO PLATAS de la C•ToN..

so pone a su diaposlasia.

Rosorva por ¡oxtoala de AviacIda panijua para 81 adioto

y para SUGENIO GORLTTZINE.

•¿RIANO GAICIA COnJUS CUbArO d MÓrIo, Lutosma Irc1dante

del barco dondo sal1ó seatonado VICTOR MOROSHOY•

MIRIANO QUICIA nucvavento Insoma estado de galud dol

sesionado MeRoslovo qulón un transadado a la cludad do librioo

para aor atandido por los doctores CONCIlI j CUDerAs de Mérida,

•JOI lITO BULINO SORIANO dA MIXICO.

Roserva pasajo a cuos jura al lesionado fOROSHOU.

ALLINDRO PRITODA OFFOCO A SOLI ANOSUENA Conal de

panardo presentario a LOGUINOY:

Procuentomente dol Club Prango Lo Lacon cobros por adondos.

coimata con al concejoro do PanamA InG. JOST B. CALVO las

ao declaracionno do du Frecidente pusticadas doy en Exoolalos.

C1. DIO EMILINNO SORIANO le Inforia la asiad do en verduero:

ruso, a quion postoriorente ópers do aperdioltas.

CHARLES C NUELLER do la Pabilada do Entados Unidos, soldo1ta

la visa jara ou esposa ELdINe.

i ROOLaCA a BU BELGA SCRERRO FLORES qUO La OSTa DOSaIÓn qUO

Suê Invitado a su flosta aulotieron unos portazzaricanos. Euso

oo. disculpo y lo Invita soldo

-...

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## Page 168

21 En0.66

10 Fós, 66

11 80D.66

21 800.66

:-22 Pob.б6

28: 500.66

10.1130.66

EUGEIO UruMil pado a RITIlA do TOOilCa lloceronocánes

alitas magndetena para la grabadore iras de LoQuINor.

En atonilia por ol Uro CORiAro y oprouro il lo, de Pobroro

asi la contral dudrurelção

Husorra panojes a Mazatlin.

AvIda a GÓNZALEZ do VIllasin y comalla, quo salo e

contracoaldos a victlar lo carga dol baroo j l'lde lo coseoson

con algua persona de rico puerto.

ESICÍA, Corrosportal do The Nada, do pone de auuurdo para...

buoer una icuntón.

POr IndioRolOnGo do PRIJMCDKO, LLOVArÓ a SARITA ROSSERFIELD

J. PERLA GONZALEZ do ThU HouS lavitaciones para la socopolón dol

día 23 os la Esbajado.

SANTIIDO RICO de sEoncias donerloo lasitioso, Inforia a

LOGUINOV qua loa barooo suãco "Thulonaidó y shelragaldo" que en

diaa pasados ostuvieron cascado en coutzacualoos; dondo estuvo

LoGUINOs, rarrobarán on cuatro dius nás por lo que quiero saber

-81 oo poeldlo que un barco que salo ol dla 18 cau destino a

La Habana rogrono ol 200.? n carcar 5,500 toneladas de mals:

LOQUITOY no comprendo corso

Buu posiblo oso y orde que dee 06o

barco ol que venga a onrgoro nico ratipica qua de train des

"Tulonalda" cuyo capitan inforuó a STETLER de Droyqua que togron

carta para oea foola, y quero rocordas que debo dardo aviso

a la capitanla dol Puerto con tres dias do anilolpacida.

BRICKA lO InvIta o conar a su domollló y pregunta ot ya

diono cintos sua papolus para pudor viajar:

SALVADOR VAZ de Reprosantaciones Haritinas gulos bosepaño

a LOQUINOY on au ditino viaje e lasation, inforza Santilarzoneo

la Ilogada do dos baroon ruBos al "Ortlár" y el "Vonuaderly" que

prostanento ilogarín a Acurulco, pidiondo que una persona do lo

Exbajada tuya a ese juorto para quo sirva de interpreto.

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SALVADUR PAZ MurtaMenta Infensa a LAGUIROY que de Abapuloo

al barco

que 110g8 socapita pira castos 10,000 doliros, para.

contuatiblo, fassoa do puerto y protiolasos. LOGUINOV litosta

que los darÁ hastA el luRes, dúnado resTaDo ol CorsoforO VISIO

do Veraorus donde datá apunilando al barco "Thulcanido°.

ABELARDO CURRELO CÔnoul Cubuno, lo lerida para al proliles

funda a la parla dol Hogas..

Do Masaslán os Capitán del Tiarão "Lyrio do comilad en

TUDO DON LOGUINCY.

so reinirl afend non MIGANDT PRDOR jm que lo d8 100.

dooumentos que LiGUIMOr rocogiti.

SALVADOR TAI quirire noutrorto lna dloprolofones ruapagso.

al aarbo do barcos surcaltón à puartoO saalonalos y vas que.

opiniós "tionen unsedeo sobre oso y vos oi natodos jono embejada

puodon tomar cartas on el isunto".

EI DIO SORE LUIS ALVAREZ GALLOU DO SOPUSER, INGUTTON 1O.

Toclan haborlo de jrdo plantado ayer en Cuernavada. 10s8 Lúis

orroco tivitarlo pare su cumploados ol die 21.

so nuco cordo de la reservucianos durarito la perennonoto

en MExico del color BOITCHINKO VIce-Procento do Insurtos on

Mosois j donao aconparantos à la conteronotá do Agencioa do Viajes.

CURDELO LO LEVItO aI IGUal qUe a TATETOY & MIROSHNLIOY

KOR!USIKIN a la recopoton del dia 25 en la rabajada de Cuda en

despEdida doI LiE, CARLOS CONZALES PARRODI y OrGANIDadO DOS a1

Cuespo conoular.

CONViDA COn MiNCIDES TRITIÑO do la A2v01sa1ãn Mextosna do

Agencias de Viajos, sobro lua aotividados da los dolegados susos

a la conanción de turlasio on Guadalajara.

DEO MIRAL que dIjO ser persoguido polfaloo do su pala natal

Brasil, pida a LISUMOY asllo deniro do la esbajada, porque os

la do cuba de lo dan negado, LOGUINOY rootarda qua hay en arazado

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26 May. 66

30 5тy.66:

10.500,66

•. y rOconIonda veO lA eRbajadO do alEtn DErO palo LastRO

Antiricano.

De posa un contacto con ol capItán dol biTco avOlCROnIi°

on Verdoria y progunta al ya ajaroolô ol narinero rudo.

(roatoriorenta do supo que dicho martperu hublo faltado a ou

baroo por cuassiones de fildae)

EÍ DÃO JUAN MANUEL EERNANDEZ RODRIGUEZ que dijo pos ropar

contanto dol Gollerno del rotado de libalco, lo coltosta vien.

LOOUINOY 1o invisa d que paso vallada a la abajado.

BRICKA LINERUM Ineleto

os Boner sus documentos puro podes

aprovochar nu tlaje a lUTO,O y vialtar MOSCUS LUGUINOV 0BF900

hablor con ol eutajador al os icoesario " por la aliesta gua

alonto 107 01laª:

Liana la atoriolón al caranto do in Agoroin Vagon a Coo

porque aloniro que asudon pacajortos paro sua vione so paa.

: bion roquialtados:

CONIOJORAdO pOr HAZANTSIVO COMUICA AL LIDO FEINATO FLORES.

TIJEDs de Rulaoloruo Extorloros el cunstanto rodo y extruyto

do ploguo on los eudos diplosáticos.

DAVIO ORNELIS do Mundoo Tours, agrudedo ol oboaquilo do

Pollerod y roviatao de la eubajada.

BOCORRO PLORES CUURLOR EE CER El pasuperto que so sIano

socha de vonolmiento, Loquinov manirlesta que solamente de viese

a los pasaportão on sogla y que no lu importa que esa poseone

veya on tieito optolal.

Heserra jasajes para Veracrui.

HERTA GONZALEZ PADILLI reCLasa ol Inoumplinlanto das

contrato do arrendamiento do la casa es Cuernavaca para ol

porsonal de la embajadas

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89 Pese 66

3 501.66

6 301.66

7.301.66

19 501066

so. 600

SALVADiD PAR PLITA para lo agulo pisa obtanno lo ropIOter

tacion do dos daroda rusno que llegan al puerto de Varaorus,

-porqia de 1901816 an 40l0s en qua Micon que Ruela sa a importar

un aargananto do tubarto, LIGUINOY lo ayudará paro no lo puodan

discuela por teléfaso.

EL' DEO JOSE LUIS ALVARIZ CALLOU del Instliato de IntOsprORi

y praduatorao, la pido llove al propostor do also, "poryuo 000s

podoros tloran deçoos do vor rio polloulas".

GLORIA ALFARO qUIETO sOUniTRO para plasioN con Algunos

funolanartos de la onbajado, LOGUINOV astá de aouerdo os que.

ada al riornus "duspues de ind olados de tneles"

Lo autorita MENNANDEz del Inatieuto de Inserprogos y Traduco

taroso do avisa quo ans olados sordo hasta la prosan sonana

Do la aganota Morrla lesmanos, triloran sobro al choque

dos ausa chevroles Impala placas LInDA y quo robaron es madio.

LOOUINOT tranttará lo del siguro en Lô f'rovisoLao

ERICA SUERGN a Su TOCTODO de PurOJA dO TOPOrtE, LOGUIMOY

lo rooláns que no se despidió e informa que diono neo de un

nes con sus documentos jara que pade a reorgerios.

MORIAN do la iconcla Mundos Toura, despune do 8ratar sobro

Pego, soplana al mal benor de LocUrNov os ale que ostuvo en su

orga, puor basta du comilla a sOlestO, LiGUIKOY recondonde jon

mia novolas do anor que polleiaose porque lo haso preguntas

que so puodo contestar.

PROgUOZO al LIC. MORA PLANCARTE UIlOtaL MayOS de Le CheNTa

de Dijnizados, al sosito dal tiajo a Ruota dol Diputado JESUS

SANCHEZ, para podarlo oturgar la viaso

COStIONa ViOS pOr IadadOS UNIdOS a MORDIa dO VLADIMIR -

SIIELANTEY DOrTASPONDAl SUDO dO INVADidA en LA HaDaRa, BEBualROnSO

on Másico.

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19.309.86

23 5754.66

C1 INDO MAÑUEL ARAYA de lO FasEntarla do loouroos Mldraull00!

pollolta la vise, para abletir a un 00175000.

El Labajador de Cuba IFRNANDFL ALIS, pido do ayudo es

"US ErAN EMITO HUGORTO" OL DIO ALSONGO MARTINEZ ALVAREZ quÍES

dodo, astatir al Cóngroso lo MloToblologla os Masod o inoliasto

ostá tanitado para 100 testajos dol 26 do Jailo on La fasenso

EL INCO MiNURI MAYA Geradoco la tien otorgada y a su rogroco

ae reinirán para un cambio de supresionco, LoQUINOV do espero.

El LIO LARA PLORES InfOrIs haber recluido cablo dos

Caba jador JOS$ ITURRIALA eN MONdo TAtISIOa su iNUSSaOJÓn, DOS

dal sutivo sollolta la tono y poder plattour con los Agrogales

cultural y Conerolal ruone. LuQUINO dard quetoso la viea y os.

la embajado dos pondrá en contanto con osas poreonao.

NOTAs Freouentomento de bungado LOGUINOY n la aribajado suBa).

all que so esouantro dste..

julto 22: do 1966.

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Tald.s..

SUBJECTE

20

mall licy 548-2712 75 septenter 1066

91042.00.

croj's office

4

1, Min C/0 so 00 aidi rent to Junjlo hone the évenire of 20 Sope for dinner.

o ustablishe mind nur celrelighly with Sury's mife, this arcidin une of.

ro Barrero

No othoro vere resent heatre us, and sint and hin

mares, suld her did not Join at the dinner tables a bricht touch on the mirt

or junt man mat no more served the carter that Pinodro had recenter trought to

Subj.

Subta wife, Fatlere

La an Intelligent and charadng persons

She orko my th

smat percention of her repertences in tho Soviet Union, when she had acconymnied:

her harhand tier" a in rears aco. Althrich Subj has told the c/o thnt his wife

doos not knon of the Intelligence relationship brtueen them, it apfrared evident

to the c/o thet subjis fife conniders the c/o ir soro kind of opecinl roletionshin

to her hushard:

During the pening subd reported to the C/o sorothine that Prillio hid said

at their coet un fbeat, which he had outted in reporting their mont. in mankinó

uhout the for con tracel aconta attending the IntesT conferenco in osci in.

Öcteber igor, pilo sintede me aro interested that ar many travel adrilyas

rossile duty ication. Maybe me could later on use one of then." ut to

problen with Mer. "oxicans iu thia- they are vory affable and simmtico kut when

it renches the mint of a straicht propooition, t'ey are all "chicken, "'"

2.. On 23 sent subj ranorted about the visit of Valentin Loginoy to his offico on

21- Septe Ther wont to the nearby Flor de hexico for coffee. Sibj, who had boon

Instructed ir mobo norther re Pavel Yatokoy's prorable assiment then he returne

to Mexico didn't have to. Loginow birat nut to Subj; "You have to conitat late

mo l on the Consul General," Subj asked who's sons to be locinovle sortstant.

Lorinov ensuered, but Sucy does not recall the name. Subj asked: Tint Job ste

you planning to Sive Yatakor?"

Lostnov sakod "Why he?" Sung sald You rel a big

shot". Lovinov statca "Te'll get a Job, He w11l be sone Pirat Secretary of some

reportment."

Tho reason that Incino cane by to. Subj is that he wants to investiente the.

shabby treat-ent that had been accorded the delegates to the Microblole ical Congress

in loacon (Jurj had told the c/o that the attendees to the Contress didn't ron

Files:

CC:

8-2278

P-11712

F8i55. (p.1)

0-541s

COPIES MADE

P-11112

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CORIES MADE

2.

teve hotel deceasiliciono, lust had to he put un frieds at "onere linture?'ly).

Tainor nas erlin lly nicati rotine on conplaint no dle lerierna tho lad attendor.

"No -bisher a dr the "pridinior Pourion."

Julig askra ture mud my word about hia trig le die InTIST cravetlon-

provered "Kot y

lori"s no, urohlen."

ily "You are unable to do nettine, now.

recornerd soninún a rite n irsican that would he abis leter on to me

a Job in the ever cis 251may." /Cousente Despite the way ung moored flores

phrusine or m

fion, "bf sold ho had the imomssion that loidnow man istire

Subj to reconcy dureone mo could take Subje places at my rate, suby had thie

latter in mimi

sen he anored Tortnov/ Subj replied. "You have iore contarts

thon I have el Liaor reople. It'o not necessory for te to recomed mucie.

to you."

suf craned thir dubject and asked? "that shouldy take in the "hayo" for

INTURIOT)?"

loner ansd "Don't make the same mistake you hade last tire

- y01

broche inclast it ind matortals. That's not the custon an eur comtry. urine

sen third letten wut. donan't cost more than tin or thier dollary."

3ö Sula aloo n

red that on 2? Sept he had linch with fernardn end Mian caldania.

Subj tole the ties at on tice in the post when our orfice had naked sung for

recorderdotiona

mccore in rover

ment, Subj had iven Saldarin's nnre.: di tht

timo in the li

Sis auminintration Saldania had porked no onnitant

rai in

is ff the

Secretarint

of Public aluestion.

Ir the Sub Secretoriat of Euentions

then sube

-han

carto had been instruental in metin. hit an officia

erni

dan worka in the Peanute Kunewminf the

Frang

Eat sung's rifice before her fugrand cater ace more ecs.

for lunch).

emmanda told Suby that rate ofe sould e

JinG

to True

and a Moribunal" netne conucked by sertard hurnell. The:

trice to get tar arranel in Prance,

but that was turned don to the proach errornt

there are

Mir: saloo

to rcetinga, in loverhor in Stocklicle, auc in Parc,

in 1:

..ro

in

ii!:

ar."

she lind translated, she started toline shot

raug

Not Trinin Sacnnnemes..

..: •1)

...-

"Pended Send the his sinnin-vi in tills

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3.

called lexican "ut6 co dietnin, mhoo turpaie lt ans to rubiinh the trich ahout

Virtrun and collect mincy to gend to Vietna via Franco. In reekendo the cup

viates villain la lunas prolotartas) and talka trthe workore and pennante.

terrorda gentlond to Juhd that there me. a gall miedier iroup in the lenich

coatunil, and ic wiieed to know about it so they could join forcess sund notd

he knew of no much tut in the serian community. ?

Then Fernanda anted subs to

Join tie recup and cumort it with monoga Suby turned the proposition down. He

anta the lies us werent jetira - they were dures of the Comunht Chingoe ond

Do th isether.

trees, domendn called Suby "a hairceonio

ba gold 1: 10 mud duan muo not prescht for the diacation, he: noma o

hlg.w1.09..0011.:1.l00.

Finniclo

do surf ala-enticemeain that, he had found out that

and hung(n out e)er arma lojey Toura vere definttoly relen to tend thr

Refui Rapi

P- 8415

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.Д.

I then askod hia hou the purchase of the watchos vas

can algi

u told no thät the borning after our

last poettog this would have boon on 10, soptenber, & Saturday!

at about 0950 hel veet

to the Trade Dolegation building and asked

for his sood friend.

are frost

out of watcher but

at they oxpoct sone sore in 13 days at

bich time: subjectsh

ould come

wante.:

back and ISATTY will sol2 his all

(COMMENT:

Shts notes for 18 september Subject"

88ys

that silNikoY had

cone in to say that subjegt's Sovlot

ds bed vanted to

hia a watch for 418, 89.418, 987001

11 Sopteaber:

but that

tho Sovlots aro notrout, of then but tant

Pop would come la

10

Kirtoon daye).

sei then revlord his, notes:

FroM now on I An not golng

ò reproduce then in todo but only do certain itens in brios

forn since they are tiresone, repetitious and you largely proven

to be vross oxaggerations plus fabrication.

General Notes:

il Soptonbor:

STRIZIUV tolle Subject that ho has so drive the

issador overy sunday morning to play golf.

Then follows

SubJocto account of the non-exietent party.

13 80pt:

ROSTIROY comes by at 1143 to offer regrets for not having

come to yesterday's

party and to say that soviet cyclists will

cone to taxico for the forthconing winter olyupics.

Later three

now soviots who don't speak Spanish come lu.

SILNIKOY said that

thoy vil leavo (Mixico) goon.

(COMENT;

probably the too

sudio teche.

At 114S STRIZHOV and GORONSTY come in to say, that BILNTROY

had an Recident in hia car on Martas Nacional that morning

(COMERT! Accident confired by LIANOY)

14 sopt.

The three now soviets cano la and brought a

supply

mojoral, alka seltzer, razor. blades

Subject thinks they ano on Toy. fron Cuba and are

1os retura to this paradise.

Is sept.

Description of "átontado" describod abovo.

16 Soot: Hothlag

LOGINOY tello blE that ho le nos Consul in place of YATaXoY.

Shot to in lating Is Media home me man

near tho babasey and not more thas 1, 000 uN por sonto.

SUDjACE tO: 100% 1O5 ODS.

al Septeller a 196660

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18: 80pts

subject takes off on bicycle

and. finds a.D0UnO

at Arenue

Chapultepoc 180 with

six bedroons but renting at 0,600

subject

suspecte tha

LoGINoY won't 11ke the 3, 000 rent nor the tact

that "there is

a vacant lot next door.

19 30pt

LOGIHOY comes in at 0930 rid subject describes the bouge

LodINoy itt 8o by to look at it.

7. "Special Notos on SILNIXOY

10 Bopt (Saturday); SILNIXOV 1a alone fron 1045 to 1110.

Bays he; STRIZIOY and la COROBETS will come to party next day

attor seeing KALYGiN Off at airport.

Both LiLYRiC and LIMITEd

havo lin leavlad at 1013 in car and not returning by 1400)

SILNIKOY comes in Prom 1100 to 1120.

11 sopt (Day ol partie to leave the party a little early since

they have to shov a fils to the soviet kids in the nbaasy that.

voloR BORSUSHKIW then comes 1n and says, can't come. Atch

1438 SILMOV, COROBETS and STRIZHOY cono In and all to to party,

13 Sept 2020 1O 1040 SILNIKOV, COROBITS ANd STRIZEOV COme 1U

to thank Bubjoct for the party.

1450 JILNIKOY cores. In alone

for a quick tequila. 1510 SILNIKOV and STRIZHOY drop. by to make

shall purchase®:

Is sept: 1130 to 1200 SILLO CO08

Ta looklng for. empty

113 liter jara. 1510 comes in agains and tolla about ito car

accident yesterday.

14: 80pts

danage to big car.

10020 B0 110Y con and elaine the

18 septs 1130 to 120S BILNIKOV comes 1n, 1400 1n 08818.

16 sopt. Mothlas:

17 SOPLE 1010 BILATROV ANd STRIZHOY COMe 10. 1050 BILMIRON

1n alono

18 Sopt: 1100 811X1K0Y and STRIZBOY come 1n; Subject 1hv1teg

thom home for lunch.

They can't beçauso stRizesy bad to drive

Ambassador to a conference with Chilean Anbassador. 1400

siLnIKoY in alone.

19 Bopt:

SILNIKOY CoMes 1n 3 tines: 1100 to 1122; 1420 to 1440;

1830 to 1900 With STRIZIlOY to eRt taCOs.

20 Sept::

dilail.

1400 SILNIKOV, STRIZROY and COROBBTS drop in for a

(COMME:

AE USUAl LILYRIC and LIMITED do nos support those tines).

IrANCIS J. COIGHE

BE CRBT

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To c/0 rewirded Subg of what ho baolenily was in Soriet eyes - an Sootern

Lurepour rotunec'mid a Jun..

ind more, he had nover professid to then ary licolosical

snipety to tho Conrunist enuer. To rost te had done nas to declare that the.

joviots represented the mave of the futuro, and he wanted to ho on the winnina sido.

Tut hê muot reconitro that such sortiment coning fros a Jen could hardly have

convireed the soviets.

b) Next stare of apprcach to soviets In Vexlook

Tio C/o sucrested to Sübj as

on effoctive ray to break off from the Soviots

that he should too co flotely an errimation of mersendstage a cut nut tho

"Lasta la ruerte". bit.

Subd, in turning down an and all Soviet regurate for

intoriation or antatanor, ahould couple it with the oren declaration that he has

quit.

Subj purced to foller thia lino, except for the qualification pertaining to

his presence in l'oscri.

8) Clarity ntalus of Inginov as "Consul"s:

Subj data that during his scet with Prikhodko and Locanov on a Sorterter 1966

ile they vero talking about Pavel Yatskov, whon Prikhrato sald he had acon In

oscon, Subj addresocd the folloming question to Losinous men la your boat

conine back?" Lostnoy replieda "You To talkins now to the Consul."

3. The C/o mished to clarity or reaffim hio understandins of Subj'e rearonso

to Prikhouko on 8 Sentenber when the Soviet asked about legalizins a touriat in

Lexico Fororted In mrograth 4 of the Contact Roport of 5 Sentenber), rate

the c/o paramrasod for Subj the way he had reportad Subj's reasonins prooces

about Prikhodko's question (ace Comment in raragraph 4 of tha Contact Ronort) -

Subj said that it was essenticlly correot.

then tho C/O rolated the ney he had roported Prikhoatole question and Subyte:

гору.

Jubt sata that that was not exactly how the coversatien had taken nece.

No restated the conversation as followss

Prikhodkos

Subject

enos till be the best way to legalize la tourist in l'exico)?

"You knon the ansters."

Prikhotko: "If you would have to pit (a man in your office), would you be able to?"

Subject a "It rould to difficult- necessary to consult Goterracion,

because

congary had to have the required capitalizatia: to place a foreigner

that tid in

ang filed: P-2912

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Vartos - 13

""**

2 Tit!

file

Licalla

SEPPIEXER: D 1906

DBSERYAGIUAS

3a.

ЗPOC LAL

Cato dia a lan 1920 He. Yó tranaitaba por la Aranida Unirareidad; sobre

data callo y a la altura do Pilaros, se

e onauantra un Cats que llava por

noabro " IPOCANPO"; en dioho lucar obsorre que

al intertor so oncontra-

ba LOg platioando con una nuiar bon tipo do latina, la fillación

do la

mujor manoionada, os aproximadamante la siguientes

Bad 20 o 30 ahoa, altura 1.5ố n., comploción loramonto grudáa, p1o1

morona, caballo negró y rizado, cara redonda, ojos carsa,

, narla anoha,

boga rogular de labion truenos.

Esta mujor roatla do color rurdo 8e00.

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CONTACT RSPORT

SUBJECT:

DATE OF NESTING:

Einst GOEBEL:

8 September I866

from 1730 to 1800.

arranged by phone.

subject reported that LocINoY st1ll comes fairly

rogularly to the French Club on weekends. Occastonally he brlage;

hits wife. Once of twice he brought two young soviet men in

their early twenties.

He has also brought a Soviot woman ca-

25 who has played tennis with two other women (club nembers)

whom Subject doesn't know. Subject hasn't seen CORLITSYN since

our last seeting

Since LOGINOY doesn't play tennds but only sits around

outside or in the bar, Subject doesn't see hin for sustained

periods. Subject has seen LOGINOY talking to SARMIENTO or his

wife tro or three times. From observing him in the bar,

Subject

say that LOGINOY Is on speaking ters ulth several members.

I asked subject if he knew Ofella ALPARO Lopez (P-11939),

a good friend of the SARMIENTOs and also in contact with the

Soviets.

he didn't recognize her name as a club nonbef he

I told kid that ate dacher at the too unty i,

remembered that at a dinner party at the home of henry

an American and local head of Continental Ö11 Co., & Mexican

woman was prosent who was a professor of Econonics. She speaks

excellent English and to in her thirties.

ALFARO but is not sure

He thinks this 1s

He will check his wife who 1s the name

ronemberer In the fantly.

5. Subject remarked that he found the above dinner strange

for its odd mixture of solid busdless types and a fey off-boat

"beatnik" Mexican types Including the female profossor. He

hastened to assure ne that SISCHANN wus a sterling character.

6; Por the next mooting Subject will attempt to contira

ALFARO's

identity and also to spot ilkely club membere tho

appear to be on close terms with the sARMIEnTOs with the vlow

of getting an assessment of the latter.

subject is interested and willing.

However, ho does

not appear to be very much interested in" people.

Thus he has

played tennis with SARMIENTO for years and hasn't a thing to

say about hin except that. he is a pleasant tennis companion.

Similarly SARMIENTO's site is good

looking and a good tennis player.

8. I haven't had an opportunity to talk to Subject's ulfo

yet because subject says that she does not know the SArMIENOs.

I met big wife last fall and noted that she 1s much more alert,

interested and lively in social relations than be 1g.

Therefore

I bet that she knows a lot more than he gives her credit for.

I Intend to invite them to dinner soon in order to talk with the

wife and explore possibilities.

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list

Alice.

SUDJECTE

Contact liescre/LIcor=s -P-3.712.

7 jept,

a few minutos;

Sears Ejorolto Noional

8 Gert, 1100-1200, Subj'a offloo

8 September 1966

3. On 7. Sont at ábout 1100: the C/O nade a routine call to Subj'o offico to doteruine

• 1f. Subs would be avallable that day.. Subf responded that ho sas glad that the c/o

hod called becouse he had to dog hin ursontly. In charnateriatio manner Subj trying

doublotalk told the /o that he had redelved a tologram that his old friend (Trikboio)

Tras

back, and that he wad coins to soe the "tino of them" (Prikhodko and losinor) at

2500 that doy at the for do Nexloo. The C/0 dad fuzzled by the referonce to the

tolesten, and dokod incredulously ir the

tolegram had anythine to do with dotting

up the meeting with hie friend.

Sub'e anevor was ambiguous, and the / lot it

so it that becouse he arranged a brief meet with Subj for 1230 at Soers Restaurant,

it corolto. Nacional, where Subj. was to be on his own business at that tire.

lovertheless, in considering the briefing instruction to five to Subj the C/o

had to all for the fact that there might havo been special circumstancos in

the sovlota! arrangement for their weet with subf. further, thia was Brikhodko!s

firet wet with Subj after retur from Moscow, where it la presined he had takon:

up Subs choe with hla supertoro and the line decided on hot to deal in the future

with their fingone, non-cooperative "acent."

A reasonable antigoney expectetion

was that the Soviets night have a "hot" proposition to moke to Subj, and the c/o

decided to brier surf to the extent that if the Soviets broached a really important

oporational ansiermont, which Subj way. to judgo, Subj would conduct himelf so ag

to dràm out the Sovieto but stall on acceptance. If nothing of overriding importan

gono fren the Sovieta, Subj ea to continue his"tende-yes, work-no" atances

At 1230 the C/O son Subj for Just a few mdnutes, during which the tolora:

was explined it maa from Mosco, Inviting Subj'a travel agency to porticipate

In a seminar in Moscow 24-29 Oot 1966, dotallod lotter to follow. Further, Subj

had loamed from Palkhodko when the latter had called carlter in the moring to

maxe the appointment for the meet that afternoon that Prikhodko was avare of the

Invitation and mould talk to subs about it at their meet, the / imparted to

Sub the briofing outlined above, stressing that Subf wust judse whother the

Sovlote were proposing something that was so important that he couldn't diaries

It out of hand - in rich case he vas to be non-coittal and stall on a decialor

3o The C/o had communscated to the Station the tack he was föing to take, and.

"as later inforned by the Station' to reverse the planning of Subj's attitude toward

a contingonoy proposition of the Sovieta to a flat, unconditional "no."

8-2270 P-855 (p 2). 1-7447 (12)

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2.

Accordinity, the c/O tried to reach subj at hla office. Subj mis not thoro

so tho C/O loft a sessage to do Given to Subj 1f he should arrive boforo 1500.

So sessage mase "En el negocio con sus arigos deberia untod decir "no"' a tadon

The messese rumported to doge fron "Seter Bersor." »

In ä telephone cäll to subs at 1600 that ovening the C/O ionrned Arca Subj

shat nothing of trangdending importance had occurred at hie seet with the Sorieto,

Rising: mid dererued

and so tho c/o arranged to meet with Subd the following dey 8 September me resea

4.. On @ Sept Subj reported that he had set Prikhodko and Loftnor at 1500 the

" reeding day in the Flor de Mexico Restaurant. Prikhodko did most of the talking.

Ho broucht subf the tuo kilos of caviar that Subf had requested (and pala cor).

no sald he had had a good leave in the Soviet Union, and that the wedding (of hi

son) had sone off all right. He had spaken with Nechiporenko (who 16 still in Moscor

and with the Ministry of forelin Affairs) who sent hio regards to subj and aloo rout

Russian recorde.. He had seen Pavel Yatstor In Moscow who told him that he had not

Subj in Poris. Yatskor would be retumins to Moxico about 17 Sentenher 1966. sither

Prikbadko or lasinoy told Suby that lostror was now the Soviot Consul in Mexloo.

lingtnoy told subj that he would pass by subje office on Monday (12 Sept).

They discüssed the invitation to she travel afonts to come to Moscon. Bikhodko

dold that twelve INTRIST representatives in Mexloo had been invited, that ho had

the telestem and that he was going to coordinate the arrangements for the trovoi

agent to attend the conference, /Comants The telegran sent to Subj in spondsh on

6 Septenber 1966 anide "there will be a conference 24- 29 Dotober in Moscow of

travel agencies that collaborate with DrUsISt dealing with international trurtomy

re initte your acencis a roduced price for the stay will be afforded a detailed

lotter follons."/ Prikhodko asked Subj if he thought of attendins the conferone.

Subj nata ho would like to 60 (and added sith a thinkle) "only from & huainess

sturdpoint."

Irikhodko, for his part, in thin reference to Subj'a uncooperative ittitute

7 sald that Subj had put he into a hard spot with hia auperlora in Moscon. And now.

ne would have to consult with Moscor to see whether Subj can attend the travel asent

conference.

Subj asked archly "By letter?" Prikhodko replied "You te orazy?

overythine goes by cable," Subj stated "You con refuse me a visa." Prikhodko

dismissed that, saying that if Subj soes to Moscow he will be neet Prikrodkoa

collearues; and that if Subj 1s in Hoson the doctors there would be haupy to

chook into Subj's health (a natter nenticned previously with both Loginor ord

Prikhodko)s: Subj, responding sonenhat sockingly to thia expression of concern

by the Soviets, said he mas still their friend and one of their.

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3.

Allniko then renarked sorothing to tha offect that Subj now dida't sant

to do anthing for thow what with his bad health and being tied up in resinoss-

but that reute in the futuro...

... and then got very much into the nresent ly

allater canily into tho did sroovos ho gaid

"I talked/yu several times about

a man coring touriat to laxico - mat lo the beat mos to arrange legal raudenco.

coulụ 1t ha dong through your offico - ho could be attached to your office he

doesn't have to work. thoro

/Comments Subj explained to the C/o that ho sensod tho trap immediately, recosnläing

that this was the old bent of the Soviets on which he had furninhed a wealth of

infomation in the past. Subj reasoned that if the Soviets were Mishing with the

old bait, he would not flae to 1't ensorly because in view of his recent noa

cooperative behavior it mould only confire to the Soviote that ho was bejes

controlled (by the MIS). He would not reject the Inainuation of his cooperation

out of hand and catogorically, because that rould not be conadetent mith bis pasture

ôf ronatning on Crlendly toru with the Sovieta. Merofore he took the middle road,

thet of being non-comittal of unoomnitted, where the Initlative of coanliance was

alays In his hands.

Parinthetically, Subj fold the C/o that if the "polior" is

that of completo rojoction of the Sovieta he should not have even set theas fut

following the policy of "hanta la micrte- am1809, pero hacer nada" he felt de vas

doing the richt thing in stringing them alone a barren path. Thus, withous batting

in eye he simply repeated what he had already told them.! Subj sad he would have

to confult Gobornacin- bocause he dian't know lf his company had the muured

capitalization to placo à foreimer in a job - but thia being l'exco, arrains could

probably bo done. /Comments Subj remarked to the C/O at this point that the Sovlote

could not seriougly connider using Subj'o cira to "Jecalizo" their son, heceuse.

It would be a patont rroud to the omployeen in nie farm, and he did not thing the

Soviets were stupid about such things.

The C/O's surmary comment to Subj'e unspoken plea for criticism or his course

of action was that under the concopt of a "friends, rest work, no" policy terard:

the Soviets ho was doing a fine job or walking the tientropo.

The /o asked Subj if there had beon any travel arrangenents for non-sortets

the Soviet Union

Sunj replied that Jullo Rothenstreioh, whom Subf Cheracterized

as a German Jen, and his mife, a Rustan Jon, had loft S Sept to Nee York en prate

to the Soviet Union. Subj said Rothenstreich had told him that he was friendly'alth

the Sovlet Ambassador In Mexico and repremented "Russian firns" (a1o).

He sas to

retain in the Soviet Union 15 daya and visit a fer cities, Mascon, Kiev ani Tuliogird-

and then some cities in Europe, Vienna and Paris, Subj 8ald that Rothenstreich's

GOriLO

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on fira ins naking tho hotol reservations in the Soviet Union for him. Subg sald

ho had net onco hefore with Rothenstreich years ngo, but didn't knon anyphing about

Subj aldo ontimed. a midonor in hia pistles, David Nosofaky, mho loft for

the jordot Union or i Sap - josufony dau a troter In Mei.

Ga. The C/O had noticed a now

face among Subj's enployees and aaked Subj who the

Sub oxplatnod that he had taken on the new dri, loricle cinneros,

daughter is one of subja cuides in loxico, as possibie replacorent for lirtan

*Avs la kats, who has an offer to work for the Toraell Embargy in Hex100. Subs sald

To moul not want to lose Murian because, even though she 1a a alon worker, he 1s

carable and also a nice dirl. If larian sould leave, Leticia would take over

her work. (which includes the reasonalbillty for non Soviet travel to the Söviet Union).

7= Tho c/o questined Subj about hita attitude toard, attending the travel abert

conference. in l'orcar.

Subj, said that from a business standnoint he would want to

attend, or if not him perschally someone fron hia Mom, like Miriam. Mo yea

Intorested In InTuIst businoss, and felt that he should know what plana INTRIST

1ll be formulating inasmuch as hia competitore will be there.

He is interiated

to know what percentago ho gota of TiTURIST buginess.. Ho boltoved that INTRIST

would foot 50% of the coots of staying in the Soviet Union during the conferenco.

The C/o askod if Subj knew the other travel sooncies that were to be invited. Of the

twelve from torioo subj folt that the following were inoluded Carza, Carza Tours,

Do Carlo Trura, Mojos delta, Cook'o, Nexterica, Pegaso, Excuraiones y Viajco (SVISA):

American Exrress, and possibly Autovlajen Intornacionales. Subj krew the "jefea" of

all: these.

Subj plana to attend the International Congress and Convention Assootation

moating in Tereol on 30 dotober 1966. He la considering the possibility of going

to Moscon for the travel afont meeting ?1 29 Oot and then doing on to Israel.

The C/0 told Suby to let him know Prikhodko'e resulta re perilenton for subj

to attend the losoon meeting.

8. Subj requested the C/o to obtain one caee each at Red, White and Rose Prenon

wine, the "est availables

CARDIO

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MSHORANDUA FOR THIS RECORD

SUBJECT:

LIcoZY-s Meating Fith PRiKHODkO and Loctroy

on 7 September 1966

LiCOzy-s reported that he had a neeting with

PRIKHODKO and LOGINOV at 1500 on 7 September at a Restaurant

2. LILINIC reports that on i September LOGINOY loft the

Énbasgy slone In his own car at 1405 going north on Tacubaya.

PRIxHODko left alone on

foot to the east at 1416.

returned togather in LOGINOV'a car at 1720.

Thus LoGINoY pictod up PRIKHODkO sonewhere and took

hla to the LICOZY-5 neotlig.. Thia la not only a good anti-

survelllanco: device but also helps to provont us associating

the two:

Paul Dillon

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files

Calentin S. Luniinan

Fercro étoilerin da loi Imbrojaces de la 1. M.:. 59.

Bol Shawr Mit Te

Cour la Cup (ope

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id there had a short tol afont deccancoperticl

at ratcloy would be returner to trico.

We wanted dreakong Soviet travel booked Mirough his

racleso conueloo bron he Sung to recorations

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he wanderson de sund's. office, tra asked sung if thero had

1u15 ter sovioto in his carloyees. Sutg said he krem

sind

nornette:

candies mai-soriot travo? to tho Soviut Union - ani. asked

(Roto: Subj. 220 a 11lo er. Genuclas,

ata not mont at that tite, to enla pes Orruola's

questiono redrauting both coplarios, and said re pould

as a luton deto a stero do renaon that me mantra Cila

toasthis auto the Soviets.) Te facts anchied on caen

ro were:

Suvid Ormoan

4.0v07.300205.

toms clictent in tariers. Subj Curld lem a bit herod

20 79:

so or sad other dies "sa raret."

on Mat doe that due dog 15 mud 1966)e tenta for Disg about:

?

Feare.

3.

C/0

ris no-rea': oteroe

icie

"one forla deer, agtor chich she spelled ins a job to subje

trat

variam is tra Jendah - mindod, and interse, interested in

Air:

w.¿ traveled tice.

¿ubj cat le to jo contactod by the doriese he mintains

Shed codiod. a recreat.

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Corcorning the big day, 21 August, Subjcet had tho

followina to say in ridition to tic intoriation in

his notes.

Tuis irformation vas da response to my questions :

Cicy loft the store at ca 1410 and stopped off to get

Sarbecued Caicken (COnaiT:

they didn't actually arrive at LICOUL's

until 1507.'

b.

is 17 DA):

They wont ti a big Station vagon (COSMENT: this

.C..

The Soriots léft at ca 1800 (COMMENT: correct)

cosices liCOn and his wife and the two Soviets,

only LICOlL's daughtor and son-in-lay were present.

later on in tid rooting Subject volunteered the

infoination thit SilkIlY lad toid him that ho had obtained:

pimission to:cord to bICci's hord (CONtrAT: Strange cooduct

for soncore win a playing

the pert.of a case

also-volunto....s

ficer.

he lind told SILNIKOV tia

LoGINOV had called

a girl fro. iro

saturday (See Subject

Is notes for 20

rcaction was one of approval, noting that

LOGION

was

ingcholor now.

I asked Subjcet if he didn't think

his siaterert

ists

•bit

indiscreet since he could have burned

LOGISOV

espocially since SILNIKOV' has now shown an interest

in socurity norsures.

He said I was right but it was obvious

that is ispoct cidn't bother him in the least either before of

after y question.

T.: I astica Subject what lo trought about SILNIKOV's crratic

he raisos and drong

Subject ansterse this by proposing that ve'send a

girl under our

cortrol to visit his store and he would introduce her to

SILKOY CON

•Cractly wat ve are trying to do with LIRuSTiC-i);

I pointed out thrt such a gitl" would have to live in the neighbor-

hood or hor prosence in the stove vould be suspect.

He then säid

thạt the girl could bo invitce to his home at a time when ?

SILNIKOV las trores Subject would introduce her as a friend

frog jalisco ana let nature tale its course.

I told him that his

ides has basic perit but could be quite difficult to implement

in a sccure varner.

I rerizaked that it was a shame that he- had

bees unable

He sata place cose neway

suitable candidates in his neighborhood.

any suriable frionds in

biat

the neighborhood

that nore

suitable

since they veren't the types to

Thon te could

sussest such an idea.

I told him that he

couldn't

but ve could:,

no would spot suitable candidates.

páin i s

Licoul Contact Repart

23 August 1966

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2.

and

that hig

"mayso" vas juat a uny of lootre loglrov.

suby then araorted to

the C/O. that he jolt strong in his capaclty to deal with the soulets, and that

his joking remarhs in noo uay vitlated trac etrangen..

The C/o brought up the matter of suoj's mulne told loginoo re would supply

his personal documents to logbnou, and (olaly witr the destgn of reachina 10r

subj's rotle) stated that be thought it would de betten lf-sudy did nothing

to pass chege ducuiants to una soviots and hold them off indefinitely.

JUDI

apccared a dit chagrined. at the C/O's requeat,

and told the C/O why;

manted to glue those roastards" his documents to show them he had nothing to

ride, and that he was not afraid of them; If he didn't give over his documento

thoy right think they had something on hlm.

Further he: felt that he uas buying

Insurance by handing them over openly, and gave as an example that he might be

flying in: Europe and might jund nimself diverted or force-landed ln a place

like Praque or Marsaw - and it would be a comfort to him to

know that hof fothing

to be afrald of concerning any regularitles in his paste

Therefore, subs asked the C/O to chech lth his "bosses" to see if he could

the go ahead on handing over his documents.

subJ. sald if the answer la "no?

but his plaading to the C/O appeared as. lf subj thought his ves

/Comment:: Despite the C/O'g matrod of challenging subj on

specifica;

16ke

the "maybe" and the passing of the documents, the c/O's ouri

pinion.

oth the Soutate,

that subj has achlaved a very satisfactory status in his dealings

gatisfactory In the denge-that it is inaccord with the

-Stu

tion!g

objectives

in

the

case and equally important that it can de maintalred

because

it

conglotent with subjes personality and outlook l

T...

Subj expressed a desire

for another get-together with the C/O and his wife.

I78.C/0 explained

that.

his .wlife

would do leaving dexico by mid-January - and

sub'l, who doesn't need

ary

plotures to de draun for him, immedlately hazarded

the

opinion that that meant

thạt the C/o would be leaving nat too long after.

The C/O acknowledged this possibillty, but said he hod no idea of when it would

take place.

subj wanted to know lf there would be someone to take the C/O'e

place when the tima came, and the C/O anovered that of course there would

The

c/03 wilfg.departs.

ine for the gat-togecher to loft for some indolinite date before tro

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NEMORANDÜM TOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT:

Carlos BLANCO SOlanO (P-9328)

SOURCE:

LITENO-12

to co on 13 or 0 four report to bet rate ra dron

requirement:

"CarlOs BLANCO works In the judicial police as a

Barlier he vorkod 1n

the D'S and later worked with Carlos MADRAZO (P-5193) In the PRI.

WhOn MADRAZO left the PRI BLANCO continued as his alde. Later

he went to work with CASAMADRID.

In the: DIS he never porked on

investigations but was sasignod to the security of vigttong

Porotgners. I met him last Saturday

(COMMENT:

10

ecember;

evidentally in respongo to our requiremont which source

received on 9 Decenber): He sald that he is& friend of

(vladinir) LOGINOV of the soviet Imbassy and he had one of

LOgINOVa cards:

Attached Is BLANCO's card.

I will subalt &

photo Inter.

CASAMADRID's Office number 1f 10-99-92.

A :

BE: BANTOS of the American Embassy;"

Source submitted BLANCO's car.

On the back te gritten

Sala # 110-7, Col.

• Narvate (BLANCO's home address) and:"

the telephone numbers 10-33-62 (CASAMADRID'S offico) and.

38-37-40 (to leave messages) sildently, BLANCO does not have

a home phone.

The street, Atenor Bala is not in the 1965 plan of the

: Foderal District:

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White fo

Alice.

19 DaCenDer 1900

SURECT:

Contact Mapore / ICOYs= f-2712

13 Dec 1930-2000, Hotel Raforia

The C/0 arrangod to delluar.some Ilquor to Subj at the time he sas rosting

an Air france cocktall. at tro Hotel Pajorma, After, the liquor uas irruferred

to subj's car in a nearby..parking.lot, suby ricounted to thec/0 the story of a

start he had had from valentin loginow that day.

2.

sub1 reported that

Loginos cane to hits office unannounced and provalled on

suoj to. step.down

stress to havo a cofjee wler rem.

Loginou presentod

subj with four bottles of vodka for Christms, and then started to ast subj

gone personal questions

1) Hou had subj left polond (after vit) for raris- had tils documentation

been legal or tilegel.

• subj answered that it was legal.

Hou was he able to enter Parls- did he have a valla riench ulso.

said he did.

SubJ

How long did he stay in fario.

•subjsald.a.jeu months.

3) Mas he released from service with the (Polßeh) UB?

sbj-pald.y0g.-

Moro.

there any conditions to this release. Subj sald no.

хажи наз he suppoad do

de contacted by the foles. :subj. said yes; and related the story of. how lie una

contacted in Mexico (in barch 1955) by a follah diplomatic courier who drought

a latter from subj's old boss in the UB, Stanchuk (phonetic), and how subj

answered that letter.. /Comment: Believe the story given in some detall li

debriefing of subj on his experiences in. UB and NUIId.

Logirou wanted to krow

If. 5ubj's response to Poles had bein, positive or neyative.

subj gald it had

been reutral..

Asked-why, subf replied that he belteved that eighty porcent

öf the foles vere artiisoulet.

Loginou said. "You are rigrt."

1) :Login00 asked subj row he vas getting along wlth tre Amerlean alrilnes

he deals with.

Loginow sald that maybe, "f

subj has the chance, he can learn the name of the director of the CIA In

-Merico".

"Subj told Loginou he was crazy, or couldnit be serlous; he couldn't

gèt that information Loginou asked subj.lf he could, would he tell the

sbolets..

Subj sala imaybe:"

süby gaid to loginov that lie would show Loginov the documents that back

up his anawers to loginous questiong, but that de was busy through Chrlotmas,

but could poggibly jee hin aftèr Christmas and before New Years.

?."Tie C/o asked sury lf he had inquired of logtrov iny the latter was asking

such questions.

sudy gald he dld not, sven though he is complately purcied

by this tack on the part of the sbuletg..

But subj felt perfectly at sage. in

tolling the truth to the soolets, and had no hesitatton in ghowing them his

documentat ton

The co told suoy that we would discugs this matter firther

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CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT:

DATE OP KEETING:

13 Decomber 1088

and Molchor Oçampo

lastod untll: 1515.

Christray bonus: for 1966. Next seeting

18 for Tuesday, 3 January

1967 at 1500 at the same placo.

subject started out by showing me A ploces of paper ho

had pickod up moar the incinerator.

They wore nörthless and I

later told hin not to attoupt to pick up any nore paper since. it

1s not sorth the risk.

I then reviewed the soSHIrl examination with him.

"I-told

him that becsuse of his lies and exasgerations, sone of his powvioud

Information vas considered valld and that rather than "being sore

useful tous" his natorlal had meant a lot of work for nothing. I

told him that. I rould give bin another chance and that we vero

starting a new operation.

Throughout my talk he was quite un-

contortable. He did not try to defeny hingell but simply agraec

to whatever I sald.

altbough he toanked'me fox the second chance

ne did not appèsr to be too contrite:

4. Following are the few interesting itens fron hid sotes

On 12 December at ca 1700 KORMUSHKIN: came in with another

Soviet. KORNUSHKIN asked Subject when he was going to invite hin

to his home for a drink. Subject suggested Sunday, 18 Decenber.

They agreed to meet at the store at 1500. Subject described the

other Soviot as a young diplonat ca 29-30 with & thin build tho

comes in only soldom

He was a friend of Oleg NiCHIPORENKO (was

already, here then NECHIPORENKO: was here) 'and vont te the: fiesta

at subjoct's home which was attended by. NeCHIpoRaNKo and hostaoY.

and wives.

COOKIENT remember report on this fiesta but can't

find it anywhere), Subject asked no for Instructions, dinner, girle,

otc?

Itold him to to along with to have then to his house without

other guests and offer then only liquor and snacks. Subject la

to. deternine KORMUSHKIN'e sotive in asking hiaself

to Subject's

On 6. December LOGINOY cano to fron 1230 to 1242.

had previously asked subject about helping the soviets to find a

house for their school. This time he asked about the now (LILYRIC)

bullding - boy much an apartnent costs (1500 MN), tho lives there.

(chemical engineer In penthouso (LILYRIC), a Cornan famlly on the

second floor, etc. LOGINOV's questions vere general and so vero

Subject's answers.

On Saturday 3 December 1966 SILNIKOV Case in fron 1412

He asked for tuo recolpts of ca 5 liN each for bread, saying

that he had lost the real ones.

notect Ininks no uses these snat

sung to buy beer and girlie nagarines.

INTWoY than lested throug

a girlie sagasino and then sald he vanta Subjoct to lind hia à girl

for whose favors ho 1s willing to pay 100 Mi.

(COMMENT: chisel lag

10 MN In. false receipts and in the next breath offering 100 uN

fOr & B1Il?)

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1.

Concorning tho tolephone call of 8 Docenhor 1980 from

CarlOs BLANCO to Yalentin. LOOIHOV at the soulet Fabiay 1n

Chich BLANCO tOld LOGINOV that "El conandanto Carlog" (Carlos

CABAKADRID MIranda) vantod to see Pavel A. YATSKOY on an urgent

mattor, the toilouing inforsation nay portain to thle

discussion

on 11 october 1968 at 2200 hours Pavol A. YATBIOY

vas 800n having dinner vite an untdentifiod Mexican sale at the

"Ld Tablita" sostaurant on tho cornor of ljercito Racional and

end of thoir peal tho noxican pushed & suall

objoct seross the table towards YATSKOY. YATSKOY COVered thig

object vith hia napkin and then put tho objoct la bis pockot.

In vas obvlous that this obfect mas passed in a ciandestino

They, thon left the restaurant logothor and separated.

The Marican thon rent to a joop with DP l1conso 11-53 (1961-1965

lague) and drove off. alono.

This jeep had n soal reading

"Procuradurts' Conors] do Justicle del Distrito y Torritorios

Federalos - policia Judicial."

Thus, 1t cas be assused thet

tho porson la-an exployee of the judtelal polico.

diçssod 1n a conservativo bugloose sult:

Carlos CASAHADRID Hiranda called Oleg w. HECHIFOKKNXO

at the Boviet Fabnasy on 10 March 1963 and on 16 March 1965.

ON I0 MArCh 1DB5 CASANADRID Called to confire a dinnor uith:

NICHI PORENKO On the gane day, On 10 March 1963 RECHI PORENO

DẠo Dọt lạ.

4..

Carlos Blanco called Valentin S. LOGINOV on! Novesber

1966 and D Novonber 1986.

SOCIal DOtIngs bOtTOES BLANCO and LUCINOY.

All of the above saned sovlote are kGb officore:

LODI LOY took the place of HECHIPORENKO When MICHIPORENO 10RE

Mexico. LOGINOY arrived in Mexico on 3 August 1965.

According

lo the colophone conversation he was already a good friend of

BLANCO'S On 1 Noveber 1965. Thus

It would appear that LoGINoV

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MA pus 1aLO COntaCt Ath BLANCO by anothor Borlot, probably

NECHI PORKAIO OF YATEROV.

It do interosting to sole that, althoug

CASANADaID has been ta contact sits RECHIPOREHKO and BLANCO baB

oden la contact ith Logioy, there la so pervious indication

that other Baew YATSOV. YATSiOŸ ia the kas oble! of bota

RECHI FORENIO aNd LOGINOV.

8. Altached la a COpy Of a memorandus concepRisE LoOIroy.

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1.

In July

1966 whon you and Guoiso nuiC Clocitair Carlos

CASAMADRID

ns a possiblo choico for tho person sio mid a

BOOreE

mooting with Pavel YATSHOV at "La Tablita" Rostaurant

1n.0otober

1963, you told Goorco that CASAMADRIDe accistant o

man of confidence,

NU,: fittod tho doscriptlon of to porcon avoi

setter than CASAMADRID'did.

Bo. That to the name of tale porson und his official titio?.

be What are bie business and lione addroaion sud tolophonos?

o.¡ Can you provide us with a photo of him?

d. Can you sivo ua a rosumo of his profossional rareo and sin

evaluation of blm da a porson?

До дой кроту е

On 11 Pies above.

PRU BLANCO WhO WOrKO MAtA CASALDRID. Dotails

Des

cx. 50-6-9114

Cc: Carlos BLANCO CP- 9328

1

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El Cónsul de Mónaco Ofrecio una Recepción

"LUOMELA VASILIEVA: Galii Soloviéna: Kienià

kinia y Galina.

Valentina S. Loguinov y

Barrales, consul. de

Monaco

senora.

esposa.

.0t0

do

Garza Noble)

• En la residencia del consul, Favelre: Finos intre i deli.

Cionzalez. Parinde

si aranra,

la: URSS: el. senor Abelaru

de Monaro.

"en las Lomas: ip.

Chapulippoi.

cresce pecachles Cueron.gel

don this de

Alle y rejura.

Curhelo, ",

laa. corisules de

se. ofrmin

un rine alne muchielnvirados

seania. "Gristain:

Coento

cocte: para.glehrar.su. fiésta:

Fnria, inefisisienies

se Ph.

Filosas don Aructn Salvat

Francia sillza, Erador, 'Es

rados 'linidne, Grecia.

nacintial.

cientil anfitrione;

cntrahan, Allorse de Rasenz.

que la disinguida segnia de

rieig

'Carlos

w scheie. las entaladcies de

Istandin, Marmiaros,

•Hattl

Nicaia

Djaz'¿ señors,

Francia, Grecia, Haiti, Hoian-

BIUTE IN -LA FAGINA DUS

Ex celsior

2z

Nov 66

1!?!"

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SECRET

CONTACT REPORT

SUB.JECT:

DATE OF MEETING:

LICOIZ-1

21 November 1966

picked Subject up at the corner of Nilo and Melchor

at 1100 ön 21 November 1966.

The mecting was held in my

car on a side street and lasted: 50 minutos. I paid Subject 800 MN,

salary for November 1966.

Next meeting 1s for.1100

December at the above place. Subject will be given an SGSWIRL

examination at this meeting:

to

2.

Subject

didn't have a word to say about LOGINOV'S attempt

recruit him.

When I asked about it,

he said he thinks that

LOGINOV

is

out of. town

since he hasn't scen LOGINOV since his

last meeting with me.

His notes for 17 November say that at

1210 Yurly, (ISAYEV): came.in with another "diplomat" and both

bought cigarcttes:

IsAYEV told Subject (apparently out of the

bluc) that LOGINOV had been very busy. and

therefore. hadn't been

able to

see Subject

ISAYEV then added Subject shouldn't forget

about what LoGINOV had asked him.: Subject answered that he didn't

ISAYEV simply answered,:'

know what ISAYev was talking about, asked Subject why ISAYEV

"Good, he will come to see you).

would be di-cussing LOGINOV's business with him.

Subject had no

because of thị;,

idea, except that he thinks COMMENT: GRU and KGB7)

that they are

connected professtonally:

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CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT:

LICORL-1

DATE F MEETING:

10 November 1966

I picked Subject up on the corner of Nazas and Melchor

Ocampo at 1100

on

10 Noverber.

The neeting was held in my

car iid lasted

an

bour.

Next neeting is for 21 November at 1100.

-*-

2.

subject started things out by saying that LOGINOy 1s

tryin.

to rocruit

report on -LIENPrY-6.

Rovich of his notes

and d' scussion

revealed the

following:. On 5. November LOGINOV

camo

LOGINEV

subject told Min he had found a house on Juanacatlan.

said

that he's looking for onc

the Chapultapec Park

sii=

Talz. Tacubays and

for. Subject to keep looking.

LOG:

V. said. that he. rould

rent an apartment at P.A.

de

Santos 104.

Subject told him they aro all occupied.

LOGINuV said Subject must know these apartments well.

admitted

that he did and began to sketch them byLOGINOy

didn't seem

to be interested in his efforts. LOGINOV then asked:

how many

apartments thero were in the building.

Subject answered;

16.

LOGINOV then

said that since subject knows the apartments

so well he must also know the people who live there.

Subject

admitted that

he did.

At this point some other Soviets came in

and the conversation.ras torminated.

On 6 Növember LOGINOV

dropped by for some small talk'and left some Soviet chocolate

(which Subject showed ne) for subject's grandchild.

Oñ 9 November

LOGINOV came In at 1230 and asked Subject to go to

a restaurant

with him:

Subject countered by saying his wife was: home sick

and he had no one to leave.

the stote nith.. subject then invited

LOGINOV tö his house

but LOGINOV insisted on a restaurant.

Subjedt agreed to go on 12 or 13 November.

From the above Subject concludes that LOGINOV wants to.

recruit him to report on LIEMPTY-6 (who lives in P.A: de los

Santos

I asked why LoGINOV would be interested in LIENpTY-6

(there 1s nothing about nim in the notes).

Subject answered.

that he finds LIELPTY-6.

very suspicious because in

that he

I1ving.

has known hin, Subject doesn't know what he does years

He thinks he

writes novels.

In any case he.

all day long.

In addition, he lies.

the new (LIiYRIC) building.

He is also eccentric.

Besides his windows

17.

The apartment directly

below his, number

went to see the owner having LOGINOV

in mind.

that the apartment had been rented by

LI EMPTY-6 which Subject also finds surprising.

The whole theme

was that he is suspicious of LIElPTY-6 and that LOGINOV wants

to recruit him to report on hin.

All of the above on LIE!PTY-6

and his apartment was verbal.

There was not a word about hin

so his notes.

I told Subject that 1f LOGINOV tries to recruit him för

any purpose, he is

indignantly refuso.

to tall LOGINUY that SILNIKOV had tried the saro thing

tio munths ago.

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LICOiL-l Contact Report

1 November 1968

подву.

He 1s 28-30 years old, married and hae forked Por

Nicolas for 2 or 3 joars:

(COMMIENT:

Colonta Pensil, As 1u the

vestern part of Tacuba and is full of Lagos, but nothing

anyhore near 1ag0 Cont): I told Subjoet to go ahead and fet

no the information on Nicolas LNU anyway, Hid notes on thia

are in the entry for 28 october.

With this Subject ran out of volunteered information and

we attacked his notos which contained the following teng

vorthy of note:

on li October LOGINOY cane in and asked Subject

to keep looking for a house near the Embassy...

He said they

want it for a school to which the children can valt since

diving then back and forth to the present school is proving

cumbersone:

He also suggeated that subject aign the tental

contract since many people are untiling to rent to Soviete.

when I expressed surprise about Subject signing a contract for

5,000 pesos

a, month he said that he had done it bofore for a

soviet Colonel In 1953 (the year Stalin died)

This house was

at Chicontepee 70 and rented for 4,000 pesos. (COMMENT:

That

subject could sign a contract for 5,000 posos & nonth 1g:

ridloulous, That the loviots are looking for a nor sobcol

Just astor novtng tito the nor ono 1s strange).

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usual efforvescent self, asiced Immediatoly If I had

sotten the capers ho left for me, sinted that he had

decided to go to Moscow, rattled off his schedule, gave

He the names of the only other two travel agents he

mew were going, repeated several times ho'd be happy

CARDED

to give me a report when ne returned, and asked, as 1f.

he hoped I didn't, it there was anything I wanted to

tell him before he left. I got the floor about this

time and proceeded to backtrack over some of the ground

Just covered. As for his schedulo and itinerary, ho

plans to leave for Moscow on 23 October via Air France,

stopping over briefly in Paris; to make a sido trip to

Mies on 27. and 28 October, and to leave Moscow for

Parls via Alr france on 30 October. He will fly from

COPIES MADE

Paris. to Genoa for a day on travel business and then

retur to Mexico from Paris on Air Franco via Now York,

where ho plens to pick up a couple of suits and tako in

"Superman" on Broadway. He will arrive back In Mexico

on 3 00t0064 November.

3. Subject said that in addition to the other

three agents whom he had mentioned last time as having

been invited to the Intourist Conference--Moises SCHUSTER

of Mundos Tours, Carlos ISIRGUEN of Do Carlo Tours, and

Edrundo GARZA ofGarza Travel Servico-he had learned that

Isaác BULAVSKY of Jet Travel Agency had also recelved.

an invitation.

Bosides hinself, however, only SCHUSTER

any felid

P. 8415

and BULAFVSKY are solrig, the other two having decided

against.tho trip. for unknown reasons.

Subject rentioned.

that SCHUSTER 1s going to take his son, who 1s 1n his

early teens.

Lo i asked Subject 1f he had been in touch with

angere at the sovlet Embassy about the trip or 11 anyone

there seemed to be regronsible for lining up particlpants

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sor on to have any speedel interest in the Gorference,

Subject replied that ho had been at the Sovlet Embassy

about the middlo of September on riga business and had

seén tho Soviet he always dealsinità on visa matters,

but that this individual seemed

surprised to hear Subject

had been

invited to Moscoy and claimed to know nothing.-

or it least none of the details--about tho Intoruist

Conference.

Subject claimed not to be able to remember

the Sovlet's name, hunted around in his wallet unsue.

cesarully for the Soviet's card, and then snid, woll,

•In any case it was the individual he had mentioned

last time as having just gotten a promation to Consul..

I fInally askod him 1f he meant CoGINOV- whose name ho

had given me last time--and after thiaking for a momerit,

he rollod that yes, that sounded righty I then asked

him 1r LOGINOV had shown any more Interest in him or

In any way been more friendly toward him in the last

couple of months or since he bad received the Intourist

COPIES

Inuito.

subject repised that he had hot.

subject seemed a little sensitive to this

question, and I stated that I was sure ho understood

why I was asking, since I lonew he had been thoroughly.

briefed by one of my predecessors prfor to his. 1963

trip to the Soviet Union on Soviet Interest in visitors

to the USSR. I explained that se had no intention to

ask him

to do what he had agreed to do on his last.

trip to

the USSR (accept recruitrent if offered).

and

Oreg feled

1-8415

that we did not want to burden hir. with any instructiong

on how to behave or respond while there. However, I

said, we continued to feel he las of potential Interest

to the Soulets and wanted to sañe sure he was ansro of

this when he kent over, had a beslthy respect for the

leverago the Soviets have on their hore ground, and

LICANN -1 Coxtact Toppert

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6-7442

thist ättäe

barents

CARDED 3

14 Ocender 1966

it's

14 let 1000-2245, Juby's offlo

Initin

1.

Latron dad dropped hy in orrice during the

nook

and ment to have coffer niti jubj:

tuby remareed that innow donn't seen to rant

so talk in the orfico). Lo leer had brounht alcan visa application coma for subs,

and Subj filleil thea out for hiruelf and hio son, Marcos, and turard them muer to

Loginor adoris u1th tho pasaporto (attachod sio copdos of the visas- nnter the visas

are good for ovor 20 daja in the Soviet Union, although the INTUPIST conference 10.

sron 24 Vat to 29 0ct).

Loginev told Subf that Pavel Yataliov, wantod to see him (prreumanly Yatnkov

has broucht scanthims back for Sübj). Subj ásked Loginov what Yatskor 1o.doing,

The soviet replted that Yatskov has a Job in the Enbassy. Subd proaned! 'hat kindy

of a job, It'a northuhilo that you gave him a dood job." Loginor replieda: "You

want to inor too mich."

2ö

The C/o asked Suhy what deodded him to so to the Soviet Union.. Subj replied

that he had a comnionion from the Petroleus Congresa (Subj is involved in orminizing

the Congrcas for liceico for 2 to l April 1967), actually in behale is Ki: and hia

own intorcats, to pornuado tho Sovieta that they use sore

other nirline then

Aeroflot tü traraort the Soviet delerates to ledco. /Comments the G/0 sun a

confidential Irtter crom Kili which set out the probabllity that the Sovicts would

want to use deroflot but that they had not committed themseives an yet as to

number of deletey that would uttend or the means by which they would trinstort

deletes, atenched do a copy of a letter to Dr. IS. Marotkin arnointine Sung

in his visit to lorion to talk to Dr. Neretkin- the let-er stater that "the

ruture wait or jubj lo exclualvely connected to assist the bationai comitter"

which to patently not the cane since subj is attendine the trinin cont rener/.

at any rate suhf has decided to no to losco:, ird la tukinr. is oar don:

Subj repeated iun luctie in oscon as far as contacta with the sevictl are ancerned.

lie sill not red lie out, not even lechiporonko, and if contreted to the l will

be affable md non-comittal, and not put the sharp inque tr hen thnt he i trouch.

He said the laptor remins his rosition in Mexico, or analere else hit in ir soviet

Union.

3. Thie attrelpi ion:let ál the World Petroleum Contess containa the nécen ur the .

National Conittres of the Iron Curtain countries.

Attached are listines o? the

Czechoslounk delenten and a letter dotailing the lungarian delerates alon, "ith

financial arran vent

for them.

a The C/D will seo jub.j before he leaves Mexico on 22 Octobar.

subt minicago. i...

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silice

7 Ootober 1966

SURJSCIS

Contact lieport/LI0027-5-8-2712

7 Vot 1145-1230, Subj'o offico

1o Subj had been to los Angulos, Cilifornia for a lea daya and had returnod to

Moxico on 5 Oct.

Evidently he had accospanied a lebla delegntion that visited

Doufläs and Icckhred aircraft foctories in California, He mentioned that

acronaves had purchaned two Deadla fron Denslag, and ordered some DC-9'o.

. At

the Lockheed plint they saw the new super-sont airplene.

Subf had received on 6 Oot a

confireatory. telesan fron INTRIST, fOr SubJ

ond llo son (cory attached), re attendance at the INJURIST conference in l'oscou:

Aloo, In the mail of 7 Oot Subj had received INTUÑIST mloades on travel mrulations

for tourists to the Soviet Union,

ational plans, tours, oto. (subj will aako

copins of these for turnover. tot

c/0

Subf reported that inlentin

care by the offloo on 29 Sept.. Suby was

with a friend, potor hort, of ve

so he went. to have coffeo with to-lnov,

taking along his frierd... The discussion nas innoçuous, but lornov askod sutj

if he would he cine to see his frienda, which subj too to coon that nill ina 0.X.

as far as Subja attorance in loscow for the IMWIST conference. Suby incycred

"yes" Lochoy ickinely askod Subj they tusk hid come to laxico. suhf hantered

a reply that the jercen kinlatry of forelen Airira was polne to retro me paro

Champaine that tul: liked.

Lo: nor pressed Subj for the genl remin. Sury cold

croily thette nes, hut he wasn't roine to tell locinov. /Contents thin lanter

la incluir:

do prore to de contrate the time of tele mahtr find eviti

it terrow.

love in tronininov thnt bordcrs on nirs for

Incomiction or tavelvian Sibd, the latter turns amar with a foxin maver.

incinov

docents this tof cir ood-anturedly, Jokingly colling Sily" a son of nbitch"

or worde.

13e subs disciri is, dr c/o the prospect of his coire to the ovict union. He

was debatin in lui cin mind the advisahility of ito the Go probed to see lar

Subj relorded it in ni

hiress stardpoint, pitting the question "if you seidn't

to, do you thin: i: suld hurt you frog the standmint of hunineng." subj rota he

Just didn't inny. The co arked IS othere went (Suby had Just and that mast le

caren, thine sid do (scretio) hould go altrouch ther nere not certain) did Subj

think so Soviets ry"lt thron the bulk of the business their nay. lin suof daid

he diandt kner.

Tir Gi then said that unless there vère sore overriding business

renson, Suby should take into accourt our view that there nas a targin of hazard

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2.

to jubd's beine thaiis the irviet Undon. Subf nodd dirt personally ho had no ligent

deatre to so. to the derive linion, on three countre 1) the climato 2) "'he picarant

i may are tial 1f he man out of irnce with the invlete they.

mouldn't put out the mad corpt for lin do they dld proudnunly) und 3) he uns plain

afraid.

The latter i win aneutle touched oom hidden areter in dullo legatoforo

Subj had limiter: 3?°

• callin- the joriota "fontarde" etc. ins nntleientlic.

Now, Jubt chideo legal or doire no little to allovinto the lot of the Jero in

the soviot Unlon. lie daclared that the Sovlot Undon was the mornt offinder ainst

the Jere, becaung tine mere oliminating the race, not throuch phyalond extermination,

but thresh forcine animilation. Mid son view nas that the Soviets were more

duncarous to the dent wd darnel than wore the draho, for instance laburion or Jorain,

who If 1t weren't ior four of Nasoer would make their peace with farnel.

The C/0 trird to cunter the self-rcorinination of Subf by tolling him that

ho had accomplishini i miperb job in the duel of the wout with the Sovieto thrush

his cooperation tith us. That, in vien af his real feelinga about the Sovinto, hia

dealing with them had bron masterful. Subf shook ors the colo optiolatio viru of

Subd'a contrilnition to the "cause."

4o. The 1/0 brouit lip the request to get full detailn on the travel of nil ron

Sovieto to the soviet linion -and sugrested that Subf automatically havo duplicutes

made of the visa requesto for such peóple.. Subj snid that would be nimple - and

he rould Instruct "iring" (the employce who handles INTUPIST travoi) to make copies

of all aprilentions for vibao./ Commente the C/0 unked Subs 15 rinn sla Kote) pa 55l

wore foing to reanin in his enplay, not toking a loh at the Jarnell Embassy and

Suby roplied tint die was coins to atay on in Subj's fira/.

Subj had romarked that he was voing to discuss the matter of makins the locom

trip with hita wife. The C/o asked that Jubj adviso ua is soon as he had dome to

a dociaon- elther ir. or i ainst coins to the Soviet Union.

The C/0 told Subj. that he mould pase by hio office next neer to rick up the

copies of the INTRIST material.

CARDIO

PRa

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LICOWL Canoral Notes Turned In on B Octobor 1966

22, Soptenbor 1968 (Thursday)

(LOGINOY) cano 1ni for cigaratros.

Ho paid that there aro 52

Mericans studying at Lusumba.

ard solug io bo

tho directors in the schools of the Politechnico Nacional since

one of then has come back vell prepared in physics. • (thote

follous a diatribo agajust those bad Mexicans uno vint to mako

Hexico another Cuba.)

23 suptembor. 1966 (Fridayl

The "Spanish' typo" came in tith a briefcase and bought Raleigha

with silters. He had the aune type of billfold as the other

soviets.

then went directly to the Babassy.

(I asked 11

he had a noustache; he said, yos.

This 1s: probably GAZIYRY).

34 Soptember 1960 (Saturdar)

In tho afternoon SILNIKOV vag thore when (ISAYEV) came in.. I

asked the latter about the matches and he said that they

gouldn't

arrive until the end of the year, SILNIXOY loft at

25 Septenber 1966 (Sunder:

Unimportant.

88 September: (Bonday)

A useloss blurb about an unnamed soviet who care in and discoursed

On MADRAZO,

aaying that ho will sot up a new party and an

ant1-Sovlet blast.

37 September (Tuesday.

(DENISOV) came in at 1210 and mado a phone call..

•I board him

mention Dollcias and del Rio.

since those towns are near the

border near San Diego, I thing be waa

aras to Quatesala (8ic).. Alteryards

asked about so via

He sald that she and their daughtet are in hoscow and that he

le a bachelor asked 1s he ya able to and i left at 1230.

answered, of course, but they all want a house.

28. September 1966 (Bednoeday)

An account fron a friend that a Soviet will be piGed for being

Involved with the Guatenalsn arns smuggling..

Cittachinent to

LIcour. Canitact

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Femaler a gerinfo he

CONTACT REPORT.

SUBJFCT:

LICA517-1-p-515

offers

para

DITÉ: OF REETING: 28 Soptembor 1966

1.

LICOZY-5 reported on 20 September that LICANNY-1

of Carza-Lopez Tours was one of those invited to attend

the 24-29. Intouriat Conference in Moscow. This was

confirmed by LINVOY on the same date.

since the Station

had had no contact with subject sine 6 January 1955, i

contacted Don Lautz of the Visa Sootion on 27 Septerber

to see 1f Subject was still coming into the Embassy

regularly on on visa business.

Lautz

said that Subject

had for some time now been sending an agent to the

Embassy rather than coming himself. Lautz readily

agreed to give Subjeat a call, however, and reached.him

late that afternoon. He told subject that the "people"

at the Embassy wrom he had introduced Subjeot to earlier

were interested in talking with him and asked if he could

drop Into the Embassy in the next row daye.

Subject

immediately recognized which "people". Lautz was referring

to, sald that as a matter or fact he had somithing to

diecuss with "them," commented that it probably in fact

Involved the same matter, and agreed to come to Lautz's

office at 11:00. the next day.. As he had done with Irving

A. Oronsky, Lautz agreed to let me use his offico to

talk to Subject.

2. I went to Lautz's offico at 11:00 on the 2eth,

but when Subject had not appeared by 11:15, Lautz agreed

to call me in my office when Subject arrived. Lautz called

about 11:30, and I went right down. By the time I got

there, however, Subject had already explained to Lautz

that he has sure I wanted to talk about his invitation to

Filia: ee.

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the USSR and had given Lautz a list of three other

Inuitoes to the Intrirlst conference, Lautz introduced

me by true name as Oronsisy's replacement. Sutject, In

What Lautz had forewarned me was his usuals over-enthusiastio

marnor, greeted me with a "bollevo me, 1t ls my ploasuro".

salutation and, upon

confirming that it was the Intourist

conforenco I was interest in, took off from there:

Without

the slightest prompting, he rattled off the following:

a) He had received a telegram from

Moscow on

6 september inviting him to an Intourlat conference in

Moscow from 24-29 October.

He had immodiately thought

or Informing the Embassy, but because of the bressure

of business simply hadn't gotten around to 1t. When

Lautz called him, he know Immediatoly what we were

intorested 1n.

b). He had prepared a Xerox copy of the telegram.

for us, which ho gave to me.

He has not yet definitely

made up his mind about

attending the conferenco, but

thinks he probably will go. At the moment, he was still

awaiting the detalled lotter on the conference which,

acoording to the telogran, was to collow. (LICOZY-S has

already rocolved his letter.) in reply to my question

as to whether he was sending enough people to the USSR

to make the trip really worthwhtle, he said that he

had sent only five people there so far this year, but

that he thought travel to the Soviet Union

was definitely

going to pick up. He said that LOGINOV, who has been

tha sovlot official he has been dealing with about visas,

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to Moscow could consequently bo mado at rolatively littlo

additional expenso.

c) Subject continued that 1f he did go to lioscow,

ho would be glad to submit a report on his trip when ho

got back, got (group) pictures, 1f we wanted thom, of

indiga 1990010,7999090 dion idoladdo dog, dood goodsari it dir ain

his eyes open. However, he said, as he told Orunsky, to:

la not intorested in working for us on a pormanent basio,

seeine chandestaply with Us, er tastes any money, do.

was w1111nig.. to help, he explatred, because he belleved

basically what we did about current world problems and,

artor all, had ilved in the Statos for many yearg and

rogarded 1t as his

"gecond home." He sald he liked the

arrangement of meeting in Lautz!s office becauso 1t mado

clandestinè meetings unnecessary and because he had a

perfectly legitimate reason for being thero..

d) Subject

stated that he had already given Lautz

the names of the other travel agents in Mexico whom ho

had heard had been invited

to Moscow and said that once

he received the Intourlat letter giving the dotalls on

tho conference ho would begin calling around to see

exactly who was going.

3. Since a) Sübject had already volunteerod to do

primarily what I intended to ask him, b) had not yet

definitely dedidod to make the trip, c) Lautz gave no

Indication of preparing to leave us alone, and d) I

clearly could not got any farther with subject on a

personal level with Lautz present, I brought the meeting

to an end with a request to see Subject again after ho

had received the Intourist letter, obtained the names of

those of his colleagues woo were going, and decided

definitely whether or not be was going to go. Subject

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Information I wanted, and, " 1f I likod,". "be briefed"

on the trip. It was agreed he would call Lautz to set

up the rectirigo. ¡Tro altuation was such that I do not

blame Lautz for apparently thinking 1t unnocossary to

leave us alore this timo, but I made a special point

of requesting. that he leave us to ourselves next time..

Lauts, who seers to be thoroughly friendly and accoimodat1nge.

readily agreed.)

4. subjoct impresses me as a very sharp, shrewd,

cool-headod, but probably basically sincere indivlaual.

No had the situation figured perfectly when he arrived

In Lautz's office, had decided precisoly what ho would

be willlrig to do, knew exactly what he was going to say,

and wasted no words in saying 1t... I nlan to try to got

to know him a little better. next time, give him a defensive

briefing as well as one on what to keep his eyes open

ror, and also explore his attitudo toward a possible

recruitront piton from the soviets.

(Prior to his trip

to the uss? in May 1963, Subject agreed to

accept Soviet

recruitment if approached and to serve as a Da.. Upon

his return, boxerer, he reported that the Soviets mado

no approach to him! I also want to ask him about LOGINOV,

on whow he agreed to supply personality data

to oronsky,

out entdently never did. Subject mentioned

that LOGINOV had told him about ten days ago that he

hackbee

romoted to Consul. Subject did not say. 1f

he had been in touch with LOGINOY. or anyone olse at the

Soviet Embassy sbout the Intourist conference. : I will -

gat this from him sext time.

5.

subject told Lautz that the following individuals

had been Invited to the Intourist conferenco:

(a) Moise Schuster of Mundos Tours.

(b) CarlOs IBARGUEN Of Do Carlo Tours (IBARGUSN

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(c) Someone from the Garza Travol Serviço.

Subject also gave re an Al- France tourist ramphlet on

the

USSR in Spanish for my information.

6. Subject rentioned in passing that he would bo

glad to furnish us (presumably

on a regular basis) with

the names. of those people. who book travel to the Soviet

Union through his Agency, but said oronaky dad previously

ahown disinterest in suok information. In view of oronsky'?

alleged disinterest, I let. the subject pass without comment,

but I see no reason not, take up his offor. Besides furnishing.

us with a few more namos.:

It would glve us a reason for

continuing contact with Subjeot.

Koith R. Levenders:

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Valentin S. LOGINOV. (RI1712) uith

(80235)

SOURCE

Borls A. CHMYKHOV.

LICALLA 2 Augugt 1968:

Tatt.÷

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SOURCE: LILYRIC, 25 SEPT 1968

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Valentin S. LOGUINOV

Third Secretary at the Sovict Embassy

Born in 1927

Wife Alexandra, born in 1928

Son Dmitry, born in 1959

LOGUINOV is tall and has very curly, light brown halr; He speake

Quent Spanish and some English, He drives a green 1965 Impala with

lomatic tags 19-DA.

Relentin

S Leguise

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Contact reports, photos, etc:, forwarded from:

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SECRET

PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

Repared fy

LIREALM - 7

26

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SECRET

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SECRET

PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

1. This is a now, experimental version of the Personality Assessment

Questionnaire (sometimes informally called the PRQ Ill) which has been in

use for several years..

This new form is largely a checklist and thus requires

far less essay-type reporting than the previous form.

2. For a number of years, our operational psychologists have been de.

veloping a system-for "indirect assessment of larget personalities. The

system employs-in lieu of psychological tests and interviews-observations

of appearance, manner, and style of behavior. Such observations are :

used as if they were items in a psychological test, and like test items, are

weighted and analyzed to yield a personality profile..

Working from the

profile, operational psychologists describe the larget personality's basic

aptitudes, antitudes, motives and susceptibilities. The gocl of the assess.

ment is to identity feasible means of influencing the target person,

3. Reliability is vastly increased when tio or more observers complete

this questionnaire independently. All items need not be completed; in fack,

it is a rare case where contact is sufficient to complete it fully. You are

encouraged to guess where complete information is lacking.

Mark such

items with a "C," instead of the customary check mark or "X." Thus, on

observer with very limited confact.can be expected to enter more

•"G's'"

than "X's."

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4. Before completing the enclosed PAQ form, please provide the followi

ing information about yourself,

Age 39 sex Mi Nationality US

Social-cultural. background

Middle-class

How offen have you observed the target individual?

3.t04 times per month over two

years.

hen did you last observe the larget individualt

ast week:/wicckaf@7eb.1.67;

Tennis club.

5. Can you supply a specimen of the target individual's handwriting?

knowledgeable to complete. this form at least in part.

GloRia Pinto

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PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

• I.: DESCRIPTION

Overall Impression. (Check the most appropriate.)

Virile, athletic, practical, and socially facile ("Hail fellow")

Virile, rugged, practical, but socially guarded (authoritarian)

Rather soft and sensuous but socially pleasant and appropriate

(good guy)

Rather soft and sensuous but socially guarded and moody (a

possible whiner

Manly, clean-cut, professional, and socially smooth (execu-

tive type)

Austere, precise, and businesslike (dedicated worker type)

Cultured, neat, artistic, and socially smooth (diplomatic type)

Sensitive, intense, and self-preoccupied artistic or absent-

minded professor type)

None of these fit:

I would describe him os:

Dress.

(Check the most appropriate.

Well-groomed (natty)

Neat (well-kept)

Fastidious (fussy)

Overdressed (prissy)

Nondescript. (bländ)

Underdressed (informal)

Casual (indifferent)

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4.01.05

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

Does he have a nickname:

If. Yes, does he object to

being oddressed by his nickname?

Is he addressed by a diminutive?

(Jöhnny, Jock, Hank, elc.)

Does he have any scars or other distinguishing

marks?

If so, please describe:

Yes NoX

Yes No

Ye X No

Yes. No X

Hair:

Color

Very light

Light

Medium X

Gray or white

Dark

Very dark

Waviness

Curly Average

Straight

Amount

Thick_ Average X

Bilding

• Sporse

Bald

•Grooming

Unruly

Well-Aronge Unkey.

Is there anything unusual about his hair or hair style?.

If so, please describe:

Eyes

Colór

Yellowing

Wears eyeglasses

Always_ To read

Hozen Light brown

Blue:

Brown_

Never X

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4.03.04

4.03.05

•Eyeglass lons

Eyeglass style

Thick

Average_

Bifocal

Average frame

Neros frame on inter

Is. there anything.unusual about.his eyes.that.requires.

special mention. I so, please describe:

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4.03.07

4.03.08

4.04

4.04:01:

4.04.02

4.04.03

Does he take off glasses when he speaks?

Does he use glasses to gesture?

- Does he ever wear sunglasses indoors?

• Complexion:

Coloring

Ruddy

Face.

Scarred

(b)

Beard

Mustache

Describe type of mustache or beard:

Yés_ No_

Yes_ NoX

Dark:

Light H

pale

Lined

'Smooth':

Clean-shaven&

Unshaved

4.04.04

4:04.05

4.04.06

4.04:07

Body hair farms, legs, chest)

Heavy

Medium__Light X

Hair visible on nose?

Hair visible on ears?

Is there anything unusual or striking about his skin or skin

coloring? If so, please describe:

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- Face:

4.05.01:

Exprossiveness

4.05.02

If expressive, is face

Average i represe

Nutural.

Tense:

4.05.03

fr.inexpressive, is face

Relaxed

Deadpan

Appropriate X

4:05.04" In general, are facial responses Inappropriate

4:05.05

Is there anything unusual or striking about his facial

expressions? If so, please describes When terise,

his head a eyebeous and tilts

4.06

4.06.01

Lips:.

Type

4.06.02

Smiles

4.06:03

4:06.04

4:06.05

4.06.06

Protruding

Pursed

Full:

Spontaneously

(bMery frequently

Frequently

Infrequently.

Have you ever seen him smile to himself?

If you have seen him having his picture taken,"

can he smile on command?

Or is he wooden and räther ill-ot-ease??

Thin X

Loose.i

Mechanicalls:

"Average

Never,

Yes X No, 21

If you have not seen him having his picture

taken, what kind of a picture do you think

he would prefer?

Is there anything about his lips or smile that is unusual or

striking? If so, please describe:

Serious Smiling _

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4.07

4.07.01

4.07:02

4.07.03

4.07.04

4.07:05

4:07:06

4.07.07.

4.08-

4.08.01

4.08.02

4.08.03

Teeth

Shape

egulo

rotrudin

Do you get the feeling he clenches his teeth? Yes:

If Yes, under what circumstances?

Average

Unusual _

No X

Does he have any gold teeth. or unusual dental work?

• No X:

When he smiles, does he

show his feeth?

Purse his lips?

Put hand oyer mouth?

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Does he put his hand over his mouth when talking?

Never

Frequently

Occasionally

Always

White

Dull -

Color of teeth

Is there anything unusual of striking about his teeth?

If so, please describe:

Stained

Posture:

Straightriess.

Is posture maintained?.

Shoulders

Round-stiouldered

Erect. X

Consistently X

Broad-shouldered

Average

Slumped..

Stiff.

Varioble.

Sloping

Narrow

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4.08.04

4,08.05

4.08.06

4.06.07

4.05:08

4.09.09

4.08.10

4:08.11

4:08.12

4.09

4.09.01

4.09.02

Body build

Skinny __ Average __ Heavy X Obese

When conversing, in what direction does he primarily

lean in relation to the other person?

Towards.

Away X

Neither

Does posture, when listening, differ from posture when talking?

NO

If so, please describe::

Sitting Posture

When in a group, is he inclined

Relaxed

rect X. Average

Stiff

Slumped

To stand still X

Move about in one place

Lean against the wall

Sit down even though others are standing

Place his arms or others

If taller than average, does he bend over to come down

to the group?

Il shorter than average, does he stand up to the group?

Yes in

When listening to a lecture (or watching a play or movie)

does he

Is there anything about his posture, carriage, or bearing

that warrants special mention? If so, please describe:

Hands:

Right-handed

Is he inclined to use his less dorning quently

Left-handed X

Never X

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Size of hands

Very large

Large:

Small

Average

Very small

Awkward

His use of his hands is Graceful

Average

In normal situations, his orms hang

Loose_

stiff

Average X

When standing (talking or listening) lie has a tendency:

To open and close his hands

• Put hands in pocket.

Run hand over face or hair

If he puts hands in pockets, he is more likely to put them in

Pants

Coat.

Nails. Clean, not manicured

Ragged

X Manicured

Average

Dirty

Bitten

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4.09. 10

4:09.11

4.09.32

4.09. 13

4.09.14

4.09.15

If nails are bitten, to what extent?

Barely

Blunt:

Are fingers.

Are hands.

In public, does he

Callous :

Average

Average

Rough

"Smooth

Deeply

Long

Average

• X

Soft

Does he put his arms on the table?

Does he put his elböws on the table?

Pull; rüb, or pick nose

Rub back of neck

Run hand over face or mouthi

Scraich any part of his body

Pull at his clothes

Never do any of these things

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Often

Rarely

Sometimes

Never

When sitting at a table or desk, does he

talk

his hands?

or listen — with his head in

Often

Rarely_

Sometimes

Never

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When talking, does he tend to

Close his eyes

Put his hand over his eyes _

Often

Sometimes

Rarely.

Never X

If he closes or covers his eyes, is he more inclined lo do it

When trying to make à particular point

: When listening to someone else

•Does he top fingers on table?

Never Occasionally

Often -

Is he more inclined to do this when

Talking _ Listening _

Thinking _

Does he

Rattle change in his pocket.

Toy with some object.

Often

Sometimes.

Rarely.

Never

Is there anything unique about his hands of arms worthy of

special mention? If so, please describe:

4.10

4:10:01

4.10.02

4.10.03

4:10.04

4:10.05

4.10.u3

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Feet:

Does he lend to show foot preference?

Left

Right _

Does he work to keep in step when walking with someone?

-Yes

Does he cross fect at ankles when seated?

No

Yes. =

If so, which foot is over the other?

Left

Right

Does he cross legs

Only when he faces in a new direction

As soon as he sits down.

Shortly after he sits down

Occosionally

Never

• If he crosses legs, which leg is on top?

Left

Right

Depends on how he is sitting

Does he change his crossed leg

Prod ely opera on how ho is facing

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4.10.17

4.10.18

4.10.19

Compared to most people; does he walk.

Faster _

slower_ Some speed

If he is out of step with you, does he notice it and get

in step?

No

In conversation when he becomes intense, does he

Uncross his legs and lean forward

Uncross his legs and lean backward

Cross his legs and sit upright

Shift to a more erect position X

Shift to a more relaxed position

Make little change in position.

Are his feet

Are his shoes (a)

b) Highly polishe

Large

Average X

Small..

- Average I

Not well kept.

Is there anything about his feet or legs that warrants special

mention?. If so, plese describe:

Then his legs are crossed, does h

Sit quietly

• Move. his tool

Does he ever top his foot?

Does he swing back and forth on

feer when standing and talking in a

group?

- When walking, are his steps Long...

When he walks, do his arms

When he walks, do his toes

Turn out _ Stay straight X

Swing or wiggle his leg us:

Yes

Someter =

Normal X

Rarely:

Never X

short—

Hang loose

Swing with his stride X

Swing, but out of rhythm _

Hang tense _

Turn in

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4.11:01

4.11:02

4.11.03

4.11.04

Voïce:

: Is his voice pitched

. Low_ Medtum X Migh

Does he speak

Quietly_ Average X. Loudly: _

•• In his native language, is his. fone quality noticeably

Quieter

__About the same

Does he have a speech impediment?

If Yes, please describe:

Yes_ No_t

4.12

4.12.01

4.12:02

4.12.03

4.12.04:.

4.12.05

4.12.08

Use of lanjuago

Does his native language vocabulary seem

Rich

Average

Limited

In his best language, other than native, is he

Fluent

Barely fluent

Moderately Fluent X. Poor

Does he pick up idioms

Av Paid X Not on: =

Does he learn foreign languages cosily

Yes— No.

If Yes, does he.

Learn primarily by "feel" and by "irial and error".

Learn primarily from textbooks

• In his best second language, can he switch from his native language

Smoothly with little. hesitation

Effectively with average hesitation

Sloinly with considerable hesitation

Awkwardly with considerable embarrassment

When he misuses language, does he ordinarily appear

Aware of, bur indifierent to ir

Aware of, and anxious about it

Very aware of it and quite embarrossed.

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4:12:12

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In general, would you choracterize him as.

Lornnis _

Avcrage

. X Gariulous

In ordinary conversation, does the content tend lo be primarily

Personal

Interpersonal impersoded

Guarded

In ordinary conversation, is the content

Precise and to the point!

Relevant

Average

To the point but rambling

Irrelevant

Does he

Often discuss personal problem

Rarely discuss personal problem.

Does he use profanity in his native larguage?

Occosionally _

_ Frequently _ Never X

Does he use profanily in ai acquired lenguagqueny - Never.

Occasionally

Is there anything about his manner of speech or conversational

style that is unusual: "

If Yesi please describe:

Yos in

No

4:13.

4.13.01

4.13.02

Gestures::

Does he gesture when he talks?

His most characteristic gesture is.

Always

_Sometimes

Never

Pointing with finger:

Waving one hand

Sweeping both hards

Chopping both hands

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When he gestures, the motion is

Gracetul

Average __ Mechanical _

4.13.04

When engaged in conversation, does he tense up:

Often

'Sometimes X

Rarcly __

Never.

4. 13:05

It is relatively eosy to tell when he is really interested in a subject

Always X

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

4.13.06

His eyes are very expressive Always

Sometimes

X-Rarely -

:4.13.07-

Most people-would find his eyes

Beautiful

Average X

Pleasont

Unpleasant

Sinister.

4.13:08

Ho maintains eye contact

Always

Frequently X

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

4.13.09

In a group, have you ever seen him stare repeatedly at a person

who seemed to interest him?. Often

Somictimes.

Never X

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When he admires (follows with eyes) an attractive girl,

Obvious.

Averagé.

Subtle X

Thave never seen him do it

Have yöu ever seen him blush?

Yes X. No

ir Yes, describe the situation:

st His political comments were successfully:

party. Ali present, includig

timself were embarrassen by the confrontasion

4. 13H.:

Is there anything particularly striking and worthy of further explonation

abour the movements he makes with his body; eyes, or head and the Jes

way he behaves in a group? If so, please describe:

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Sleep

Does he

Does he

'Is he.

Enjoy sleep and fall off easily?

Read or walk. lo prépore himself

- for sleep?

Rise easily?.

Prefer to remain obed until the

last moment?

An early starter?

A lote starter'?:

Yes. No_

Yes_

_ No_

Yes... No.

Yes_

Impressions:

To the best of your knowledge, do you think most women

would find him!

Charming_

Very unpleasant.

To the best of your knowledge, do you think most non

ahractive

would find him

Pleasant

Unplessart

Very unplevenge X

he impress you as

rior knowledge, landsaw him on theverage woul

. Strising

Without prior knowledge, and on the basis of looks alone, which

of the following do you think he might be?

Executive

Worker X

Professional

Merchant

Military Officer_

Artist-of some type

here oy hog the carly tries on sty of futher

les

If so, please describe:

conspicuously athletic

Loots like boxeR:

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5.

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General

Ethnic Background:

5.01.00 Please describe his ethnic background.

slavic-blond

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How does he compare with others of this background?

Like most X

A stereotype:

Not like most

•I would never guess his background

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Cultural Buckground:

If he had his personal choice, do you think he is the kind of

person who, living in a foreign cullure woüld

Never change his accustomed way of living

Maintain his accustomed way of living but

show some interest in the local culture

Show some interest in the local culture and adapt his ways X

Go native if he hod his chance

5.02:02 Compared with his own group, he is just like all the rest of them X

Somewhat different than most of them

•Unique

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In your opinion, compared to most people in his culture with a

similar background he

Is as well-educated

'Is better informed

Appears better educated than he claims

Appears less educated than he claims X

.:l cannot conceive of him having the background he clairis.

If you doubt his background, please comment:

6. :

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General Impression of Background (Check the most appropriate)

Strong and rugged (a man's man).

Strong rugged, but independent (a self-sufficient loner)

Compassionate, serisual and understanding (a woman's man)

Moody, emotional, and sometimes bitter (the " misunderstood"

man)

Forthright, intelligent, and responsible (the professional man)

Proficient, intelligent, and intense (the technical man)

Sensitive, cultured, and sophisticated (the "Madison Avenue",

mạin)

Sensitive, temperamental, and unconventional (the Bohemian

man)

Nöne of these.

I would describe him as:.

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General Impression. (Check the most appropriate.).

le kind of a man who is usually punctual, inclined to greet ever

le, informally and who appears to be comfortable with himse

when he enters a room.

The kind of a man who is always punctual, inclined to greet

everyone somewhat owkwardly and who appears to be uncom-

fortable when he enters a room.

The kind of man whose punctuality is unpredictable; who is

inclined to be very warm and friendly with everyone he knows,

and who appears confident when he enters a room.

The kind of man who is punctual when he makes a dote, but

who is inclined to cancel engagements rather. often, inclined

to greet only those people he has met before and is somewhat

retiring or standoffish when he enters ä room.

The kind of man who is inclined to keep you waiting but is

.. gracious and attentive wher, he arrives, inclined to be pre-

cise and proper as he greets everyone, and can be quite

impressive when he enters a room.

The kind of man who is always punctual, inclined to be

very formal in his greetings and is most often stiff and

unbending when he enters a room.

The kind of man whose punctuality is unpredictable, whe

is inclined to be charming and sophisticated as he greets

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The kind of man whö is often quite late-and indifferent

about it-inclined to be short and curt in his greetings

and is sometimes awkward when he enters a room.

None of these.

I. would describe him os:

Mecting People:

When he shakes hands

Does he move toward you

or Do you most often have to move toward him

When he shakes hands, is his grip

Very firm

Average

Firm X.

Weak

Limp

When he shakes hands, does he

Pump your hand

Squeeze your hand X

Let you do all the work_

Is there anything about the way he stakes hands worthy of

special mention? If so, please describes

When he is first introduced, does he

Look the person in the eye to whom he is being introduced X.

Cock his head toward the introducer but

look. at the person to whom he is being introduced

Cock his head and look ot neither

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When he first hears a name, he

Does nothing obvious to remember it

Repeats it as he acknowledges the introduction

Asks the introducer to repoot or verify it

Asks the person to whom he is being introduced

to repeat the name

If calling cards are exchanged, does he

Read the card and carciully put it away

Read it and stick if in his pocket

Carefully put it away without reading it

stick it in his pocket without reading it

When introducing someone, does he do so

With ease and grace

With

some

slight

embarrassment

"or

hesitation

With considerable awkwardness

To what extent. is his manner different when he is being introduced

to women?

Not ot all

Normal X

Marked

l he shows a difference, which of the following describes it?'

Uses both hards when he takes her hand

Moves in closer when acknowledging the introduction

Becomes more formal and distant

Becomes warm and effüsive:

Becomes worm and effusive only with pretty girls

Is very courteous and gracious to older women

Varies, depending on the woman

If so, please explains

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When introduced to a fair number of people of the same time;

does he Linger a bit with each person to whom he is introduced

Acknowledge the introduction quickly and wait for the next

Look toward the next person almost at the some lime he is

shoking hands with the person whom he has just met

In general, does he strike you as the kind of person who will

Always remember a nome's,

Remember names in an average manner. X

Have difficulty remembering names

Be very poor of remembering name

Has he ever asked you to re-identify someone to whom you had

previously introduced him?

No

Yes

Smoking and Eating:

Smoking::

Does he smoke?

Cigaretics

Regularly:

y Occasionally

Never X

How nuch does he smoke?

Cigars 2

Regularly a

Occasionally

Never X

-Heavy

Lighten

Pipi

Regularly

Occasionally

Never:

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Does he use his own

Is he the kind of person who

Does he use a holder?

Does he clip cigon? Alwoys

Does he care for his pipe?

Lighter

Matches._

Is always asking for o light

Frequently asks for o light

Usually has his own light

Always. has his own light

Cigarette

Cigar

Always

" A ways

Sometimes

Sometimes:

Never are

Never

Sometimes

Bites off end

Fastidiously

Average.

Neglects

When lighting a cigarette does he

Obviously duck his head and cup his hands

Light it casually while talking

Have you ever seen him hold an unlighted cigarette and wait for

a pause in the conversation before. lighting it? No

Have you ever seen him put a cigarelte in his mouth and pause;

match poised, woiting for the appropriate time to light it?

"No-

Yes:

Have you ever seen him chew on an unlighted cigar, pipe

or cigarette?

No

Yes

Is he a chain smokerwho

Smoke he clarens down to the ore ciscich lies another

Always keeps o cigarette going even though he may

not smoke it very much

Does he smoke

Only offer meals

Only when offered a cigarette by someone

Between the entree and the dessert when others on:

Is the presence of tobacco stain on his fingers -

Very marked

Noticeable

Barely noriceable

No stain.

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When smoking, does he

Allow a long ash to accumulate on his cigorette

Flick off ashes in a normal manner n

Become unusually preoccupied with the ashtray

(b):

Let ashes fall to the rug

Cup his hand under, his cigarenes

Always use an ashtray

Does te

Put out a cigarette with elaborate ashtray ritual

Seem to put out cigarettes in a normal manner

Seem careless about how he puts out a cigarette

Does he

Show obvious enjoyment when smoking

Show average satisfaction

Smoke perfunctorily and mechanically

Is he the kind of person who offers a light to other

Always

Seldom

Never

Frequently

Will walk across a room to offer a light to a lady.

Is conventional in how he offers a light to a lady X

Will seldom offer a light lo a lady e

To your knowledge; has he given up smoking for recogs of heit

Have you ever heard him mention that he should give up smoking

But cannot

Has tried to stop but could not

Have you ever heard him mention that he is bothered by the

Cigarettes

smell of

Clonever heard him mention any of there

Is there anything about his smoking habits that requires speciel

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• Eating:

Is his mode of eoting:

Typical of most of his colleagues

Sancy diren, than mot di i cologies

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Is he d

Heaty eater Average soler X Light cater.

Is the fact that he hos marked food preferences Very noticcable el

Not particularly noticcable:"

Not of all noticeable

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Does he

sat with relish t

Enjoy his food in a conventional manner

Seem indifferent to food X

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Doës he cat

Quickly

Avcrage X

Slowly

To toke second helpings

To toko all he wants the first timo around X?

Often leaves some of his food untouched te

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Does he

Dwell on how much he misses his native foods

Show .conventional interestin.local foods

- Indicate considerable interest in new and unusual foods

9.02:09 ) He does not eat whiles.

Tolking listening

(b) He does eat while.!

Tolking X

Livening X

9.02.09

Does he showa tendency to adapt to the table etiquette of the a

people with whom he is dining?

Marked?:

Average Xi

Maintains his familiar style of eating ot all times

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Sometimes

Always Rory: or

When eating our

It is very difficult. for.him to.select his meal

Waits to hear. what.his companion orders-ánd orders same thing

Always knows what he.wants.very quickly.

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When eating out, he is-

Somewhat extravagant when he knows you ure paying

Very cost-conscious when he knows he is paying

Very cost-conscious no matter who is paying

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Is he the sort of person who.

Usually wants to check the bite gordless of who is paying

Is indifferent about the bill when someone else is paying

9.02.14 When he is paying, he checks the bill

Unobtrusively

Very carefully (and rather obviously) en

9.02.15 When he pays his check, does hObylously count his change

Show indifference when accepting his change

Take his change in a normal manner

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When he deals with headwaiters, is he

-Aggressive

Normal and conventional

Somewhat ingratiating

Brusque. De

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i he prone to che lon when tonice does not yit him?

Precily

Not at all

He handles waiters

In a conventional way

Over friendly

Unusually polite

Is there anything about his eating habits or manners that requires

special mention ? If so, please describe:

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or opera got air and melin televis. Cheat the

A hearty eater with wall defined preferences.

He eats and is mo

with considerable gusto but tends to be a little on the coarse and

boorish side. It is rather eosy to imagine him eating huge sand-

wiches and drinking beer with the boys st the neighborhood bers

A heavy eater with limited preferences.

He eats and smoke

with gusto but his manners are definitely coorse and boorish.

It's rather, easy to imagine him becoming quite sharp with g

waiter who serves him unfamiliar fond or a dish prepared in

an unfamiliar way.

A sensual eater who knows all the restaurants and their native

specialties. He is very anxious to have others try dishes he :

has discovered. He eats with obvious pleasure, sovors-his.

smokes, and though rarely gauche, he is more aware of his

food than his manners.. It is easy to imagine him cooking and

serving special dishes to his friends.

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A sensual eater who tends to eat by himself when possible..

He seems to eat all types of food and has something of the

air of a glutton about him. He eats with obvicus pleasure,

savors his smokes and afterwards will linger alone at o toble

with self-satisfaction. It is easy to imagine him hovering

alone.over the buffet at a cocktail party savoring the tidbirs

A conventional eater who usually goes along with the crowde

He probabl has food allergies that prevent him from eating:

certain foods. He gives the impression of enjoying smoking

more than eating but his table manners are adapted to what-

ever situation he is in: It is easy to imagine him faking on

indigestion pill in the privacy. of his room.

A conventional eater who always goes along with the crowd.

He eats with little relish and rarely mentions anything about

his likes or dislikes. He smokes at every opportunity; but.

more mechanically than with pleasure: He usually tries to

adapt his manners to the situation but may be a little awkward

and obvious in doing so.

It is easy to imagine him grabbing a

bite at a sidewalk stand at any time of day.

A gourmet eater who has marked and voried sophisticated

food tostes. Dining is quito a rituäl with him, and atmo-

sphere and service are almost as important as the food. He

Is graceful and cultured of table and smokes in the same

manners it is easy to imagine him dressing for dinner, ens

joying fine wines and food by condlelight.

An unconventional eater, a man who "eats like a bird.

He eots in a preoccupied way, obviously, indifferent to

his food and surroundings. It would not be surprising to

Icarn he. was a food faddist (vegetarion, health food

None of these descriptions really fit:

I would describe him as.

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Drinking:

Does he drink?

Not at all.

Averoge

A litile Heavily

Does he drink

alone. (solitory drinker)

with others mainly for sociablenes

on formal occasions only

after work, at home.

Does he appear. to drink primarily for the taste

primarily for the effect

for both,

His favorite drink is

Wine

Vodka

Gin.

He prefers

Whiskey

No preference

Highballs Short drinks

traight shots

• He drinks

Slowly

Average X

Quickly:

Does he

Gulp his drink Sip his drink X

Does he

Go out of his way to get a refill.

Usually.woit.until asked

Always wait until asked

Attitude foward wines?

"Enjoys

bur nor

particularly

Very knowledgeable

knowled

Indifferent about wine's

Knows nothing,

couldn't ca

Does he Talk of length and obviously get pleasure from

talking) abour his líquor preferences:

Talk about his liquor preferences no more than

anyone else

Never talk about his liquor preferences

Is

he

openly

proud

of

his

native

drinks

and.

does

he

UI

try them?

Yes_

when appropriate?

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Does he Pay litile attention to the drinking needs of others

Serve drinks in a socially appropriate monner

Tend to force drinks on others

Compared with his colleagues, whot are his drinking habirs?

mated lifer; pee explier Just the same

When he has had d few drinks, his behavior shows

No orisable change *

A definite chonge

If a definite change, please describe:

Does his manner of speaking change when he drinks?

Becomes quite slurred

Shows little change

Does not change at all X.

When he drinks, his vorce becomes

Louder

have you ever seen him truly drunk?

If so,

was he Socially active

Boisterous

Hostile

Quiet, withdrawn:

Quieter No change *

No X: Yes

well-controlled

Poorly coordinated

Depressed

Sexually aroused

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If you have not seen him drunk, would you predict thät wher

drunk he would become

Very unpleasait_

Very active: Rather pleasant a

Very passive+

Never become drunk X

I cannot imagine how he would act when drunk:

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how bad he feels

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vire's

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Overall impression of drinking behavior: (Check the most appropriate)

A hearty, heovy drinker who holds his liquor well. He is

always rather boisterous, and when he drinks, there is little

change in behavior.

A heavy drinker who often gives the impression he can drink

others under the table:

When he drinks, there is liftle hange

in behavior, but there is a hint that he could get quire mean

if provoked

A steady drinker who obviously enjoys being "tight." In d wey

he can be somewhot: charming: when drunk and can get away

with a bit of the "life of the party" routine.

A steady drinker who becomes somewhat more maudlin when

drunk or tight. Tends to tell people how much he likes them

and sometimes asks others whether they like him. Gives on

impression that he could become quite disgusting if he got

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A steady drinker who holds his liquor very well. He ol

ways remains quite dignified and usvally maintains his poise

even though others are becoming quite drunk or tight. He

still remains part of the crowd, however-that is, he gives

few signs of being disgusted or bored.

A light drinker who paces his drinks. He seems to drink only

because it is socially necessary. As o party progresses he

tends to become oloof and distant:. Is likely to continue to

talk about his work even when it is inappropriote.

A light drinker who tapers off os the evening progresses.

Usually manages to keep a sophisticated aloofness from

others Often singles out and associates with someone

rather like himself. As the party progresses, he shous

obvious distaste för änything he considers crude or bois-

ferous: Often becomes quite sarcostic about others"

behavior.

A very light drinker who either drinks only because he

has to or refuses to drink at all. Is usually not really

a part of the party and is obviously annoyed when others

bring him in against his wishes. Tends to be solitory.

and sometimes will leave unobtrusively when the oppor

tunity presents:

None of these descriptions really fit:

I would describe him as:

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Driving Behavior:

He drives a car in an

Unusually. adepi manner —

Averoge or conventional manner

Unusuolly inept manner

He does not drive

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Very fast.

Average Very slow

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He pays little attention to his driving

He pays overage oftention to his driving

His driving is obviously more imporiant than his conversation

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Compared with his colleagues, his interest in foreign cors is

About the some

Definitely. different

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His interest in the care and maintenance of automobiles is

Unusual

Average:

Little or none

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His road courtesy is

Equivalent to most of his colléagues

guel in to the covery coto and fros

Unusual in that he is rude and demanding

10.01.07

To the best of your knowledge, he is the kind of persón who

Can learn how to get around a strange city very quickly

Can follow a road or city map with relative ease

Gets around by asking lots of questions

Almost always depends upon others to get him where he is going

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When riding with someone else, is he the kind of person who is

very much aware of the driving and responds with the driver

goes through mutions of braking, braces with changing troffic)?

hon to lin

Yes.

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When driving with someone else, is he the kind of person who

seems to adapt to the style of driving in an averoge or appro-

priate manner?

Yes.

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When driving with someone else, is he the kind öf person who.

is very relaxed and relatively indifferent to the driving?

yes.

10:01.!1

Is he the kind of person who

Would never drive when drinking

Is inclined to be aware when he should nor drive

Would always insist on driving, even when drunk

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Will he offer someone a lift?

When it is appropriote

Almost always

Never

10.01.13 Is there anything about his manner of driving that requires special

mention?: If so, please describe:

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Walking:

Is he the kind of person wlio

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Does a greät deal of walking.

Walls an average amount

Never walks if lic can help.ir:

When he wolks, his paco is. Fast

Average

Slow

When you walk with him, he most often

"Keeps pace with you

Forces you to keep up with him

When he walks, do his feet Swing to the right and left (outwards)

Maintain a fairly parallel motion

Swing inward

Does he wolk

Erect with head up

Erect with head down

Bent forward but eyes up

Bent forward with eyes down.

In a very stouped manner

When he is walking, he looks aroun

A great deal

Average

Never

When he greets someone he knows on the street, his face

- Lights up

Shows average or appropriate expression

Rarely changes expression

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Is there anything unusual of striking about his gait or manner

of walking? If so, please describe:

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Overall impression of driving and walking behavior:

(Check the most appropriate description.)

An active, alert individual with a purposeful stride who appears

to have a very practical mind. He enjoys." fixing things,

..ap.

pears to have sound knowledge of automobiles, and drives in

relaxed efficient manner.

An active individual who is somewhat stondoffish (or negotive)

toward others. His stride is fast and intent. He appears to

have a practical mind, is quite possessive. and protective and

is reluctant to share his possessions with others. He "fixes.

things" in a matter -of-fact way, appeors to have good know

ledge of cutomobiles, and drives in a determined (sometimes

even hostile) but efficient manner:

An active, alert individual with a frce-and-cosy stride who

appears most of the time foibe in good humor. Seldom tries

to fix things, but is often quite good at getting others to fix

things for him.. He appears to hove little knowledge of outo-

mobiles but drives in a relaxed, efficient manner:

An active individual who has a cautious tinge to his walk as

though he is easily embarrassed or easily stortled He appears

rather helpless and awkward when he has to "fix things" He

evidently has little knowledge of automobiles and drives in g

coreful: (sometimes tense) but efficient manner.

A well-controlled and attentive individual who walks in

something of a clipped, formal manner

Although generally.

practical, he seldom will do anything by

"feel:". He must

read up and prepare himself when required to "fix things."

He appears to have acquired considerable krowledgé aböut

äutomobiles but drives in a somewhat mechanical or highly

controlled manner.

A well-controlled individual inho is often somewhat preoccu-

pied even in his walk. When he takes time to "fix things" he

does so with intensity and precision. He is often very well

read about automobiles and cores for his cor or sees that it is

cared for maticulously. However, when involved in conver.-

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sation or otherwise preoccupied, he con sometimes be quite

a dangorous driver:

A will-controlled individual who has a glide (or grace) in

his walk.. He has little or no interest in "fixing things"

but usually knows the best places to get things done and is

inclined to be quite particular in how things are done for

him. He appears to have relatively little knowledge of

the mechantes of an automobile, but appreciates and tokes

good care of a good automoble. He drives with confidence,

but usually ot a fost pace. with not too much awareness of

others a

A rather nervous and temperamental person who walks rape

idly and rather awkwardly. He has little or no interest in

"fixing things" and is inclined to ignore or throw away

things that do not work. He appears to have little interest

in or knowledge about automobiles and his driving shows it.

It is sometimes frightening to ride with him:

None of these descriptions really fit.

I would describe him as:

Hobbies and Sports

Does he have any hobbies?

Yes

If Yes, describe his hobbies

• Tennis

No SAY

Don't Know

if No or Don't Know, what is your best guess on the hobby most

likely to interest him?

Can" imagine him having any kird of hobby

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Cöllecting (What does he collect? Guns, stamps,

coins, books, butterílies, etc.)

10:04.02

s a collector, is he Avid.

Adicated Moderately

Only casual.

Artistic (painting, ceramics; etc.)

Mechanical (motors, hi-fi building, etc.)

Skill (woodworking, model building, etc:)

Intellectual (special periods in history,

philosophy. etc.)

Active (group dancing, such light sports as

ping pong, bowling or volleyball)

Outdoor (hunting, fishing," golf, ctc.)

Social (chess, poker, bridge, etc.)

Vicarious (listening to music, attending plays;

ball games; etc.)

Mental amusement-(crossword puzzles; ana-

grams; cryptograms)

Has he ever mentioned having had hobbies in the past? Yes

If Yes, give details?

10.04.03

10.04.04

How well does he dance? unusually good

poor X does not dance

good average

do not know IT he dances

Describe the kind of dancing you have seen him do:

Foxtrot, cumbias

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10.04.06

10:04:07

10,04.08

10.04.09

10.04.10

10.04.11

:10:01.12

10.04.13

Does he play chess?

Yes Y No

believe he is probably good

If Yes, do you know he is good believe he is probably average

know he is a poor player

know he is on average pley believe he is probably a poor player X

If you are a poker player, describe the kind of poker player you think

he would be:

FaiR

Is tie the kind of person with whom you would like to play poker?.

Yes.

No

If. No, exploin:

Have you heard him sing?

YeiX No_

Yes, is his voice good average poor X

Does he seem tổ know many songs?.

Yes No X

off with a song

Yes. Now

Hại hé ever mentioned having played on instrument?

If Yes, give details?

Does he participate in an active sports?

Yes X No.

If yes, describe:

Tenmis, embassy volley baht

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10.04.15

10.04.16

10:04.17

10: 04.18

10.04.19

- If No, what is your guess regarding the kind of sport that would

interest him most:

He definitely is not the sports type

Body contact sports (football, rugby,

i soccer, ete:)

Skill sports (tennis, handball, volleyball, etc) 3.

Individual skill sports (swimming, archery,

skeet, efc.)

He is likely to be interested in all kinds of

sports

Does he play golf?

NoX.

1! Yes; does he toke goll very scriously take golf in on avcrage

waytake golf indifferently

As a golfer, do you know he is good

believe he is probably good

.know.he is an average player

believe he is probably overáge

know he is a poor player

believe he is probably a poor player

If you are a golfer, is he the kind of person you would like to play with?

Yes

No M

•if No, explain:

Does he do some lide never hurre

_ fish a great deale

_ do some hunting 2.

do some fishing

never jo fishing

Do you have information on how seriously he fakes hunting or fishing?

Yes.

No

If Yes, explain:

Has he ever mentioned participoting in sports in the pasr? Yes No

If Yes, give details (include ony mention he may have

mode of medals, trophies, team membership, etc.):

Boxing.

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Have you, ever heard ányone describe him as on athlete? Yes X No

'If Yes, give detáils:

everyone

Is he the kind of person who:

10.04.22

is very much preoccupied with keep-

ing in shape

works at keeping in shape to an

average degree

shows little interest in keeping in

shape

Has he-ever indicated an interest in weight lifting?

Yes.

_ No..

If Yes, explain:

10.04:23

He is best described ass

o muscular, athletic type

well-built type

on effeminate type

a strong,

*10:04.24

10.04.25

Is he mechanically inclined?

Yes

_ No 3

if.Yes, does he

Prefer to follow instructions in book

Ignore. instructions and.try to figure

it out for himself

: If it were possible to provide American magazines or periodicals for him,

which of the following do you think he would really enjoy:

The New York Times

• Field and Stream

Better Homes and Gurdens

Reoders Digest

Kenyon Review

Ramports_ Scientific American

Christion Science Monitor

Can'! imagine him reading on American magazine.

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10.04.28

10:05

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10.05.02

What books, if any, have you heard him mention as having read and enjoyed?.

What movies, if any, hove you heard him mention as having seen and enjoyed?

If he had his choice, would he most likely afrends

a movie.: the theater

"the bollet

à soccer mateh X & bull'fight

_a concert.

where

applicable)

• Delegates work

Con's delegate

Productive:•

Thinker type

Organized

Disorganized

Feels work is not

apprecioted.

-

Don't Know

VY

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Superiors

Trust his judgment

Like him

Dislike him .

Delegate responsibility

to him:

See him socially

IV: EMOTIONAL SET

I. Temperament and Humor

11.01

Temperament:

11÷01.01

In his relations with others would you consider him

Shy

Guarded

Conventional and correct

Outgoing

Warm:

11.01.02

Is his conversational style

Awkward

Comfortable

• Hesitant

Easy

Contrived

Conventional

Voluble

11.01.03

His manner of relating to women is About the some as with men

More correct and controlled than with men

More warm arid relaxed than with men X:

11.01.04: In general, do you think he is a person who

Loses his temper easily

Has a quick temper büt holds it well

Has a normal tempér X

Has an even temper and is rarely ruffled

Has an unusual amount of tolerance and

would almost rever lose his temper

11.01,05

Have you ever seen him lose his temper?

Yes

Il Yes, give a short description of the incident, inclüding

how he reacted.

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11.02.

11.02.01

11.02.02

11.02.03

11.02.04

11.02.05

11.02.08

11:03

11.03.01

11.03.02

Humor:

Is he a person whom you

Have never seen hease anyone

Hove frequently seen tease someone

Cannot imagine ever teesing coyone

Consider his tendency to lease like that of most prople X

Is he a person..

Who obviously cannot take teasing

- Whom most people enjoy leosing

: Whom most people would never consider feasing

Who obviously likes to be teased

His sense of humor is

About like that. of most people

Clever

Notably absent - Heavy Crude

Subtle

Does he tell jokes and anecdotes?

Never

Sometimes

Frequently X

As a story teller, he is Very good _ Averoge

Poor .1

-Is he more inclined to fell a story

To a group of people X

Quietly to a friend or acquaintance.

Only when encouraged

Overall impression of temperament und sense of humor

(Check the most appropriate description.)

He is a hearty, hale fellow who laughs with gusto and pleasure:

His humor is forthright, not subtle, and although he is sometime

loud, he is rarely unpleasant or objectionable. Most of the

time, his good humor is contagious.

He is a hearty fellow who, when he laughs, does so with con-

siderable gusto. However, he is fréquently dour and sorrietimes

intolerant and somewhat humorless. His humor is direct, even

crude, end at times, inappropriate. He tends to be thie kind of

person who laughs more at people than with people.

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11.03.04

11.03.05

He is à good-humored follow who sometimes can be considered

jolly and carefree. His humdr is clever and well timed. He is

quite sensitive to the moods and feelings of others and ofteni

can do a good job appropriately livening up a party. Although

something.of a toase, he is nover cruel or insensitive.

He is generally a rather quiet and somewhot complacent person

who, at times; can be surprisingly gay and carefree: However,

when gay, he sometimes overdocs it and causes some strain for

those ground him. His humor is often cleyer but he can be

qüite sarcastic and even biting on occosion.

He is an urbane fellow, generally quite conventional and appro-

priate. He does not necessarily appear to bo a humorless: person,

but he seldom displays his sense of humor. It is sornetimes diffi

cult to tell whether he is in a good humor, because of the way

he covers or controls his feelings. His humor is more studied::

than spontaneous yet it is never crude or inappropriate:

He is a dour and humorless person, olways serious and intense.

It is difficult to joke around him partly because he is not re

sponsive and partly because he secms to disapprove.

He is a sensitive, sophisticated fellow with d subtle wit. He

can be quite charming and amusing in the right sort of setting.

However, there is something of an aristocratic quality-to his

sense of humor and he con be quite condescending towards

people who do not understand or appreciate his sense of humore

He is an arty, somewhat cynical person who con be quite

tlippant at times; His humor tends to be a bit far out. He

seems to have private jokes he shares with intimates. It is

sometimes difficult to tell whether he is being amusing of

subtly hostile.

• None of these fit. & would describe him os:.

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12.01

12.01.01

Sexual Attitudes

General;

Are his altitudes about sex

12:01.02

:12.01.03

12.01.04

Difficus. to detencore

About average for his culture and background

Clearly.uninterested

: Indifferent

Clearly interested X

In the presence of women, he is

Stilted

Flirtatious X

Hostile

Conventional

Vulgar

Indifferent

Does he go to "girlie" shows

Often

Never

Sometimes with a group

Can't imagine him ever going

I have no idea what he thinks of "girlie" shows

Does he, in the presence of male companions, talk about sex?

Often X Sometimes

Rarely c

Never

12.01.05

Yes

if Yes, describe the change:

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12.01.06

12.01.07

12.01.08

12:01.09

12.01.10

12.01.11

• Do you have any idea how he feels about prostitutes?

Yes

No

•If No, do you think he is the type who would go to a prostitute

Connot imagine him visiting a prostitute

Have nothing to base an opinion on

If Yes, is he

Obviously, negativistic toword prostitutes

Indifferent roward prostitutes

Interested In prostitutes

In his relations with women, does te

Generally act in accordance with his age and experience

Generally act somewhat immature and inappropriate for

his age and experience

Show consideräble facility and poise X

Show considerable uneasiness or awkwardness

In describing on attractive woman', is he most likely to mention

Her hair

Eyes

Clothes

Figure

Personality

Legs

Have no idea.

Have you ever heard him described in any way by a woman? Yes. X

If Yes, what did she say?

athletic vizile, manly:

No

12.02

12.02:01

12.02.02

Overall impression: Which of the following.bestdescribes him?

He is on earthy, lusty man who shows little embarrassment about

sex. He treats women appropriately, but makes little effort to

coriceal his admiration and attraction. He appeors virile and

self-confident with women; and most women seem to like it.

He is an earthy, lusty man who on occasion can be crude or

even vulgar. He ireats women rather harshly, und con become

quite pushy when attracted to a woman. He seems to be very

proud of his virility. Many women would be offended or re-.

buffed by his aggressiveness, but this does not seem to bother

him.

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• 12.02.04

12:02.05

12.02.06

12:02.07

12.02.08

12.02.09

He is a somewhat sensual, rather soft man-who is very consid-

crate of women. He is prore to hold a woman's hand overly

long when talking to her and frequently puts his armis: around

women he admires. He often uses flattery and compliments:

but does so rather graciously. Most women üsually like his

attentiveness.

He is a sensual person, but is embarrassed and insecure about.

it. He is a rather soft man who tries hord to be inoffensive..

However, he will frequently follow attractive women with his

eyes when he thinks no one is looking: He is also prone to

brush against or touch women "occidentally" whenever he gets.

a chance.

He is a self-confident, rother polished persor who is proper

and conventional, with either men or nomen. He is aläys

considerate and polite with all women and it is difficult to

escertain what his sexual attitudes and interests might be.

In a group, he always behaves according to protocol and

usually con be quite efficient in doing so.

He is a self-confident and precise person who has something

of the air of a professional man about him. He is polite,

olmost to a fault, and is inclined to go out of his way to

light a woman's cigaretté or see that she is properly taken

core of: Nevertheless, he shows considerable distance in

his rélations with women. Sometimes his formality is out

of place, but he will rarely, if ever, change his manners

or procedures to fit the situation.

He is a charming, urbane person and both friendly and

sophisticated. He deals with women in a cultured way

but shows little sensuality or sexual inappropricteness:

He is neat, even dapper, and con be quite fastidious:.

Most of his relations with women appear to be quite pla-

tonic. He is the kind of person who likely hos several

very close friends who are women:

He is a somewhat shy and indifferent persón whom some

people consider odd or unusual; He shows little or no

interest in women in public. In general, he is a preoc-

cupied person who only seeks out people with similar

interests.

There is an oscetic, asexual air about him

most of the time.

None of these fit. I would describe him as:

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V. FAMILY SET

13. Marital: Stotus

13.01

Is he married?

"' t

13.01:01

"Is his wife with him?

Yes: X No_

Yor X No

13.01.02

Does his wife go ou socially wieh dom

Seldom X Averoge

Offén_

13.01.03

Is his wife: older than he

yourger than he

about his oge

can't tell

13.01.04

Is his wife: unusually atträctive.

attractive to an average degree Y

unusually unattractive_

13.01.05

Generally speaking, is his wife:

socially poised

socially adequate X

socially gauche,

13:01.06

What languages other than her native languogie does his vite spook? Spanish

13.01.07

13.01.08

13.02

13.02.01

13:02.02

13.02.03

Is his wife: better educated than he

educäted about the same

Has he been married before:

if yes, give details if known:

loss educated

Yes

Cont tell

Does his wife seei to? have many friends

almest no friends X

In public, is hes

very attentive to his wife

appropriately oftentive to his wife

indifferent towards his wife

In public, is his wife: very attentive to him

appropriately attentive to him

indifferent to him

a fow friends

Would you charocterize his wife as:

domineering

• complacent

submissive

inspendent

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13.03

In the area in which sho lives, does she appear to be:

very satisfied normally sotisfied X

very dissatisfied

Have, you been to their home?

If Yes, how often?

Yes—

No X

13.03.01

13.03.02

13.03.03

13.03:04

13.03.05

• 13.03.06

13.03.07

13.03:08

13.04

Are their living quarters: unusually nice for the ared

typical of the oreo

unusually poor for the area

ire they, os a couple: unusuclly good hosts.

good hosts

odequate hosts._

somewhat inadequate host

unusually poor hosts

loes the wife seem: very comfortable os a hostess

adequate as a hostess

somewhat tense. as a hostess.

very uncomfortable-as a hostess

Are their living quarters: o reflection of his personality

a reflection of both their personalities

 reflection of heither of their personalities

In general, their furnishings are:

unusually. drab

conventional

Unusually nice

Is his wife; obviously very interested in her home

"obout as interested in her home as most women in the area_

obviously very üninterested in her home

cannot really.tell whether she is interested or not

Is her social behavior at heme:

about the same as when way from home

more comfortable than away from home

Icss. comfortable

Under ordinary circumstances,

are they:

the: kind of people who entertain often and like it

the kind of people who meet their social obligations and rather enjoy it

the kind of people who enjoy entertaining only close friends

the kind of people who entertain only when they have to

the kind of people who really Jislike to entertain

Does he ever criticize his wife:

Yes

No

If so, what is he most likely to criticize:

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13.04.02

13.04.03

13.04.04

13.05.

In general, as a couple are they:

obviously very.compatible

as compatible as most

obviously not very compatible X

Is he inclined fo: never appear jealous of her

rarely appear jcalous of her

often appear jealous of her

is she inclined tos nevor appeur jealous of him

rarely appear jealous of him X

often appècr jealous of him

Is there anything about his wife that deserves special mention or

description?

As a husband, he is best described as:

An outgoing man who obviously is the dominant partner in the

marriage. Ho is protective of his wife and always includes her

when possible in his social activities.

An' active man who is authoritarian. and dominant as a husband.

He is possessive of his wife and tends to be demanding in their

relationship:

An outgoing man who is quite dependent upon his wife. She

tends to be the noie dominant partner and he seems to like it and

expect it.

An active but somewhat surly man who is obviously very dependent.

upon his wife but will rarely odmit it.

He may have some tendency

to be jealous and possessive about his wife.

A conventional husband who treats his wife with respect. He

rarely shows his fee.ings in public. It is difficult to tell.how he

really feels about her.

A conscientious husband who takes his marriage quite seriously:

His wife is obviously part of the team and they both take family

and social responsibilities seriously

A socially active man who can be quite charming with the ladies

even when his wife is present. They both seem to lead separate

but quite compatible lives:

A quiet man who is obviously very dependent upon his wife.

She looks after him rather unostentatiously but it is obvious that

she has consideratlè influence on his behavior and attitudes.

None of these fit, he is best described os:

daninant paztner.. Independent of.

wite, Indifferent to there hieds

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13.05

Houschold:

is he concerned about the appearance or functioning of the

household?

_ No.

Does he make minor repairs himself?

•If Yes!

Fairly.competently

Awkwardly

Yes No

14: Children:

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1401.01

14:01.02

14.01.03

14.01.04

14.01.05

14:01.06

14:01.07:

Does he häve any children.

Yes X

How mary I What ages -

10+18 sexolichildren male + fem

Arg lit, chilean it, him?

Yes__ No Xi

Giel moscow

Does hes pay unusual attention to his children

pay normal attention to his children

pay little attention to his children

Is his wife: an urusually attentive mother

on average mother

an unusually unattentive mother

Are the children: unusually. well behaved

normally well behaved

unusually rowdy or difficult

Does her nee but his chit his normal and appropriate

X..

frequently talk about his children

seem quite preoccupied abour his children

Are yis bet chide into in ely me frogue big lersies

Yes—

No X

If yes, describe circumstances:

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14:03

14.04

14.05

14.06

When his wife and family are away, he is

obviously very lonely and of loose end

unlikely to vary his routine

likely.to become.more.active.and sociolly aggressive

have no idea

As à füther, he is best describad ass:

An active, happy family man who is proud of his family.

_An active family man who is inclined to be strict and

"demanding with his children.

An active family man who spends a great deal of time with his

family. He tends to spoil his children:

An active but insecure family man who worries a good deal

about his children.

An active, responsible father, but has a no-nonsense attitude.

His work comes first and his fumily knows it:

_ A careful, responsible father who is conscientious about his.

family but not particularly warmor demonstrative.

X. A carefree father who takes his family for grunted. Most of the

time they fend for themselves and do a pretty good job of it.

An indifferent father, who sonetimes seems oblivious of his

→ family:

None of these fit, he is best described as:

Does he carry pictures of his fomily wife children

himself

In his office or room, does he display pictures of his family

wife children'_ himself-

Is there anything about his relations with wife or family that requires

'special mention or description?.

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VI. IDEOLOGICAL SET

15. General

• 15.01

In general:

* He is a man with forthright and obvious opinions: He is capable

of expressing these opinions with little apparent regard for the

feelings: and attirudes of orhors.

He is a man with many prejudices and dogmatic ideos. He can:

express them with heat and determination when necessory.

. He is a man who is likely to turn aside controversial opinions

with flippancy or humor. It is sometimes difficult to determine

his opinions because it is hord to get him really serious.

He is a man:who.may. have.many_strong opinions but it is difficult

for him io show them. He is anologetic, diffident and offen

uncomfortable :when an argument is in the offing.

•He is a man whose true opinions are difficult to determine: He

is usually diplomatic and conventional when controversial subjects

or taboo subjects are discussed:

He is a man who is serious and determined to be proper ard

conventional: He has the manner of a well disciplined person who

orily says: what he is supposed to say or expected to say.

He is a man who has quite sophisticated opinions. He is well read,

capable of considerable articulate argument, but at times con be

quite cynicil or subtlely sorcastic.

He is a man who is shy or taciturn about his opinions: Itis

very hard. to get him to open up on any subject, particularly.

if it is controversial.

Noreof these fit, he is best described as:

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Is there any subject that tends to get his dander up?

If so; what is it?

Yes: No:

15.02

15.02.01

is he a man whose patriotism...

is obvious and intense

is like that of most of his colleagues

is guarded änd not too intense

is difficult to determine

• On general political issues, is he:

unusually well informed on his country's position and attitudes

as informed as most of his colleagues

unusually poorly.informed

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MEDICAL

1.16.-

18.01

State' of Health:

To your knowledge, does he have any sort of health problem?

Yes_ NoX

ir Yes, please explains

16.02

Does his wife or children have any sort of health problem?

Yes X: No:

Ii Yes, please explain:

Wite =

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16.03

Has he ever indicated that he had health problems in the past?

•If Yes, please explains

Yes_

No X

16.04

To your kriowledge, does he regulorly fuke pills or medication of any kind?

Yes iS No X

If yes, please explain:

16.05

15.06

Is he the kir.d of person who: Never talks about his health or how he

Talks about his health and feelings to an average degree

Frequently. tolks about his health and feelings.

dege he fel bod ole would e othere _ obvious ve in wer tim

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18.08

16:09

In appearance, he looks Robust and healthy

X Essentially like most

people his age

Unhealthy

-Does he have :

A flushed face

A tendency t

breathe hard with exertion

Cold clamy honds A lendeney fe

to sweat to any unusual degree Foul breath

To: your knowledge, does he odhere to a special diet or health regimen?

Yes

No

If Yes, please. explain:

16.10

16.11

As an overall impression, does he strike you as à person who is

Highly energetic and tireless

Energetic; but in spurts

Moderately energetic

Lethargic, listless

Is there anything about the state of his heolth or his family's health

that warrants further comment?

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requirsiants for travol li latin-starica = SuDJ was.

not to sive than the tina of ¿cy,

Iro. C/O brought up she subjoc: of Jaçodo tabludörgky's mansion to subj of.

inaresidt interest in allistiro the support of influential vero in his bed

for the presidency, and asked if Subj had heard anything furiter on tria.

sauj said "no:"

the story grain for tre c/o:

sac in older 195 or orrta bay cetendino a conference as unteh suby

present.

scravarrla cara doun off the prestatun diractly to subtle table

and greated lin.

suby related this to saludorty, aid it was then that casiousky: told.

Jaj that schavarria had gioten to him and said. he: feils hé is a stñong candidate:

"the presidercy,

and sould like to rais a conniites of fibe ople in the

radiudously told susy te sas intending.

propose subj:. cabludorety dic not nine any others.

me C/o asked subjuro no cought sore of the other itsely feuter leaders

ight be.

but he nared tro: Miotay eldman, a

me C/O asted Juay to chact tier ¿abludousky on the unole sitior ágalr., uhen

had the opportunity, Subj suid la vould do so.

Suby l9 interding to sade o 1so day trip to Colonito, altrer 9 or 10 Dec,

correction with tre feinoleia Congress.

PRY

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i tided.

sources derroy/:

locide!

@ Doc, 1968.

Thia ves sent to Irasa br Ilentoy/2.

Tho last cornont pertains to Casazadridio

(former) assaciation with the jogal Attacho!8

office, posalbiti but i don't inor how Idenvoy/2

know of thli.

котов.

in his 2, k.xs

Carlos CASAMARRED (.

'CCí CarlOs BLANCO (P

CCA. LOQUINOY

P - 117.1

cà, 50-6-75/2

c0: 50-8-75/4

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ni te

mali

Coneraje

sin no sen por picadonde Prealid diforris que acalia

do rocresar

do uni vinjo a triniclin.

moltói elusià a no daiona todurla un poco

anilóda y cralea estado fuera do la cluirle linto ol

salarcolos

jrúrro por ln socho eluno elengo pire voruo y para ollo lo puodo

¡lumor al 17-sd-91 qur ca un eroelo do ou herciano y allí puedo

dijir al rucado o bior mui su isiclaa quo on o1: 35-12-27 oxt.ll2.

(NUTRo El Colás ria 47-26-11 co:p-alorde a una tlapalerio uboudo

on

El teldieno 35-11-07. 10 dil coartados del adiflodo 1110

EL 6 dO CiCLONICO dO 10GÓ, CARLOS BLANCO DAlUdO a LOQUINOY

y d1co quos

•El conariante Carlos, thono urconogo por looulisar

CIVIL INTENCE".

Listero jicarin que sio catão puro que dojo

dicho dondo podesto Inãa 18 üCO que a1 10-33-62 o a la Guardia

de sientan que orn al 21-21-02 y 23-28-10 y. quo la dico qué oe

urcento y que pura 1laos a la horis que rusto, guina "vasos di

•atur de Munila". lUGINUY do lo dirÁ para jua los Llano a las

ocho y madia de la nochuo lilalCO nata do acurcos préguntas ..

cuo pasta con di asunto coe da coros de ili Dollas Artoo..9"

LOOLINON conceutar

Alcal goo" ULiNCO puida allenclo y despuos

d! Cos

axay., entonces actosae"

(NOTHi LOs tulúgonos concionaros corTonrarion al surundo COsar-

danto y Quardia do Mentia de la POllola JU1101a1 dol

Diatrito federal, cri. diviciontos)

pdicional.co coe 19660.

CARLOS DIANCO SALIÑO puedo cor la riluna paracha pulos: datuto

contulorado por la Pirocaila jetural de Sacuridad Junto oon

CiRLOS CASAJUPNID MINi'i: un ar. abruicio on la rabajada do 100

Estados Un1ios.

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3

The C/O droppod by Subj's office on 22 Doc, after haulng delluored a

chilatmas olfe of Ilquor to subj's roma the previous day.

suby vas very apprectatite of the gift.

Sisy proved the C/O the reservation card for travel of soulet Georgi Vior.

and tito famlly, Nina, Irtne and darina.

They're bookod for departure from derico

9or. 25 DeC Dy Als France, J0r.: Parls..

"jaris to Brussais,

where visko.rag four dajo

of bualreas, and continuing fllght Brussels to loscoi on 30 December.

Vlako had olstted suby in compony with another sbulet uno subd uas told vas

Vlako's successor:: (grom the latter's card) - Victor M. Ivanoo,

Consejero Comerodal

de la inbajade sovletica.

V..y

The invite wire contrened in a the fonfa

that he had receive

: lotter from Sidrey Neintraus, U.S. State

Doparimerit.offlclal.row in Chile, dnolting.sudf to visit him.

/Comment:. Notntraud."

formerly stationed in Nexicò and later In Naghington vas the nudject of Intorest

by the soulats ln Mexico,.

who had subf try to suintain contact on his-lashington

rilpol: Plaa0e. foruand thio inforation to Gerald I. Gestater in Martial i/

subf oild he had recelved a firm Inultation from dr. Haunins (phonetic), Mor.

of Alr prance In Mexico, to go on the inaugural flight of Alr France to Red China;

posalbly In April 1907.

subj wis complatoly

routral about hla going, but astod

the c/O.1f us had any Interest in his taking tro trip to fed China..

The C/O sald

1s. 20uld iet him 'know about that..

5.

The C/O asled susj to have the door to his. offlce closed, so that va itort

dlscuss a pertous matter:

C/O sald he wanted to explore frankly the status

of subj's relationship toward. tha soulets. The C/O stated. blurtly thät theri

was. a feeling

higher: ups that subj had not achiloved à sufficient degree oj

cut-off from the sovlets, and that his posture of friendly compromise wakened

hlo stanco.

In reply, suby mentloned the tuo alements that went into ris

MADE

attitude toward

a)re the sinancial gain from agsoclading with them, subf sald that had fallen

to

such an Inalgniflcant. level that lt had no offect in htg dealings ulth the

soulets.

And he. gald that level would sint aven more when the soulets inaugurate

seroflot fllghts from Montreal

and New York (the soulets do not handle bookings

on Aeröflot

through agents)

b) hts personallty (the C/O had. agtod if It were

possible for subl to secona cool

or even unfrlendly toward, the sulets); Subj sald ha

could not change his

persorality.

Ir the past year he had cooled off noticeably, having resisted ail

a reton vla them prated he pie a lented in the sch at me, to

But it was against his grain to be unfrlendly toward people ilth whom he might

be chroin Into assoctation..

He cited proudly that he was not beholden to the

sovlets for anything; and never went out of his ray to seat anything from them;

for tristanice, he hod been told that laual Yatstop had brought back carlar for

Juby on hits return from the sbulet-union - dut sudj máde rio move to call Yatskou

/whew.and lIYatskou .colla him, he will 980 him and cannot understand hou he

could be unfriendly to Yatskou under such circuratances).

The f/O mentloned to subj the latter's equivocal reply of umaybe" when

Loginow had asked lI SubJ vould raport the none of the CIA ChleS li Mexico 11

ho knewit. sub l replied that he had told loginos that the latter uas crasy

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