“… CE 1vo, ote. MovziV id re YodIAllic IRtATOM OR SEVERAL YEARS, AND IS HOMOSEXUAL. DUE TO LACK OF INFO POA Vijo, 60SI S DID NOT PREPARE REPORT ON AMAUTO-1. WILL HAVE PA CHAMKIS INTERVIEW FOR ANY POSSIBLE INFO MISSED BY AMOT S AND ADVISE. 4 3. MIe: 201-76529 6. GP-1 athet SE …”

“… , HAS BEEN RECEIVING PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT FOR SEVERAL YEARS, A ND IS HOMOSEXUAL. DUE TO LACK OF INFO FROM VIGOS, AMOIS DID NOT PREPARE REPORT ON AMA UTO-1. 2. WILL HAVE PA CHANKIS INTERVIEW FOR ANY POSSIBLE INFO MISSED BY AMOT S AND ADVISE. 3. FILE: 201-73529 6. GP-1 SECRE …”

“Ci CASSIRCARCE PROCESSING ACTOk TO DISPATCH SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING Chief of Station. Santingo_ _______ NO IDEXING REQUIRED INFO. Chief, Western Hemisphere Division; ONLY QUALIFIED DESK FROM Chief, Europe Division; COS, WH/Miami CAN JUDGE INDEXING € <M«f of Station,”

“Sun-lAr. SECRET (When Filled fpy DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE SoJtCt or porrurNt — CCUMENT IDENTIFICATION PI FILE NO.: I 3 VISPATC* An SOURCE Doc. SYMBOL NO. 14 DATE 7 GQUC+ CRYPTONYURA. DATE or INFO. EVALUATION 5ANALYST e QaT E pe0C65510 ,0 OGSEMINATEO IN I”

“RELATIONSHIP, VIEW QUSEQUIN-82 COMMENTS REPORTED IN OSMA-23624, AITECHMENT 1, STATION MIGHT USE THIS 5 8 RELATIONSHIP TO APPROACH AMAUTO-1. 1 z 1 3 130 woD IS H TREPORT DATED 27 MAR 70 WAS DEBRIEFING OF MANUEL 6UPY 201-235286 2 1 RELEASING OFFICER COORDINATING OFFICERS”

“… ntific information and political information, with specific directives (requirements) for Spain. RUIZ has to prepare for Havana a monthly report, then a quarterly summary, of the activities accomplished. Based on these reports the activities of the following”

“CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH S E CRT OSMA - €01 S. During their various discussions RUIZ aired his complaint about the Visa Department in Havana saying that the department was practically worthless and that last year 76 cables regarding visas remained unanswered. Sonia defende”

“30 April 1970 NAME: Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296) (NOTE: A comprehensive study/analysis on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970, see OSMW-11726.) ALIAS: Also uses Guillermo RUIZ Perez DPOB : 10 February 1930, Havana PRESENT POSITION: Minister, Charge d’Affaires, Cu”

“CEPAL, which lasted two years. One relative reported he completed elementary education at "Hermanos Maristas" school in Havana; did not know whether he attended high school, but said in early days of the Castro regime attended the University of”

“Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez Havana. Another relative said his primary and secondary education was received in private institutions, and that he has a degree in "political economics" from the University of Havana. He is well versed in world affairs and has an understan”

“Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez U.S. 5 April 1957, overstayed his time, and on 11 February 1958 was ordered deported; claimed he would be killed if he returned to Cuba and did not show for deportation. Subsequent investigation showed he was in Cuba as of 2 March. POLITICAL ”

“Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIONS: In May 1964 AMMUG-1 reported RUIZ was a DGI case officer in Mexico for operations targetted against "some nearby area," and later identified his photograph as DGI member in Mexico. In 1961 an emigre said RUIZ, with the”

“… PASSPORT WAS TOLD INTERVIEW WAS EXPLORATORY AND PACHANKIS WOULD RECONTACT./ Il SAM KO SERVICES WERE NEEDED, 3. POUCHING ABOVE CONTACT REPORT, ALONG WITH REF A CONTACT REPORT, VIA REF Be 4. FILE: 201-866054 A ND 201”

“… rid. If Bo, the Station suggests that PACHANKIS accompany SANKO to Madrid as his handler. Melvin D. KERSCHEN Attachments: A. Contact Report, 21 April 1970 3. Contact Report, 28 April 1970 Distribution: LiA) 6 lyr. 3 - Chief, WHD w/atts h/w (in dupl) 2 - CoS, Madrid w/atts …”

“recently informed than myself have probably examined in detail all aspects of the DRE involve­ ment with OSWALD, in order to rule out any slight possibility that compromise of the CIA sponsorship of this organization might in any way embarrass the Agency. Recent news reports ”

“… ly Latin American and western, European liaison services". They have further asked whether it would be appropriate to pass a copy of this report to 24 ODENVY. 4* London”

“14-00000 - 7 -26- VALDES VALDES, Ramon Born oiros 1911. Suspoot 1.8. 1961: Officer at G-2 Headquarters, Havana. ■ Signa orders to view prisoners at Latwo Cabana Prison. . Inscription: circa 5‘ 7" tall, heavy build, weight: 190 lbs. .approx., short nook, scanty gre”

“… ICRO. SER DATE OF INFORMATION: 1969-76 DATE OF INTERVIEW: 26-28 April 1977 raown, MICROFILMED 1. The two MVD officers described in this report are part of a small (and otherwise unidentified) section of the Minsk City.............f Internal Affairs Directorate (GUVD) on Dobromysh …”

“… ft. He bases this belief on KOVALEV's close and frequent association with Anatoliy] .AKSENOV, a KGB lieutenant (the subject of a separate report).: The Yubileynaya, a hotel where foreigners stay, fs apparently one of KOVALEV's assignments, as he is frequently seen there. sdlAihnies …”

“complete and any recipients of this report with an active interest in any of the subjects should run full traces of their own.)-* A. There a re no Headquarters traces on Ana tolly …”

“14-00000 CONFIDENT PAL 62. ota SX-32439 8 September 1 77 p.n ...I) -jIII MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD P,C a H.'S SESAGOF SUBJECT: Organization, Functions, and Personalities of the MVD in Minsk SOURCE: (201-0948382), a foreign-language student from Minsk. who worked in”

“… insk. Source knew of two Vickort Jim members of this small section, Vladimir KOVALEV and (fnu)ii PINYAZ’ (who are covered in a separate report). SE/SAG/OP:Anna K. Peterson:ch (7 Oct 77). Distribution: Orig -IP/OMSE (please classify into 201-0948382) 1 - C/SE/SAG, C/SE/IO, SE/U …”

“14-00000 4P CONFIDENTIAL GER. Doc. MICRO 10 1974 SEP15 SX-3243D $ MICRON -” 2 Septe ber 1977 V m » MEM3 RAN DUN FOR THE RECORD O e USHEGT *. SUBJECT: -Druznianiki and Operativniki, Voluntary Civili an Militia Patrolmen SOURCE : (201-0948382), a forei gn-langua”

“… xplanation of what happened. If you do not try to prove your innocence i the matter wi11 end just wito a fine of five to ten rubles and a report to your place of work, which will cause you” to lose any bonus pay at work. If you try to argue, to prove so. your innocence, then the ac …”

“… dex, OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any Area: recipients of this report with an active interest in any ofi the subjects should run full traces of their own.) pe .A. There are no Headquarters traces on Anatoliy …”

“… .” DATE OF INFORMATION : 1972-1976 S.C6B CWT- DATE OF INTERVIEW : 26-28 April 1977 :1. Source obtained most of the information in this report from ,Anatoliy Aleksandrovich AKSENOV, a KGB senior lieutenant who wasin. charge of the KGB unit in the Yubileynaya Hotel in Minsk, and f …”

“… such a recruitment pitch being turned down. Far from the big cities the KGB is an all-powerful instrument, and anyone who refuses just to report on the conversations of his friends in the name of patriotism will end up with dismal career prospects unless he has friends in high plac …”

“… a percentage of the take. And there are the services of the women who sleep with foreigners, for money er—for other considerations,and who report to the KGB.. So a person like AKSENOV, responsible for a large tourist hotel like the Yubileynaya, actually presides over a small kingdom …”

“considered politically reliable and patriotic.- Many otstavniki recruited by the KGB are former Osobyy otdel (Special .Section, security functions) people, so KGB work is not a novelty for them. Such retirees are frequently used in stationary positions, reporting on or guardin”

“… nt of one’s career. oTheernt an initial assignments arervery simple: The agent or informer just has to keep his eyes and ears open and to report anything that smacks of anti -governmentor i 1 legal activity: Who can refuse such a call to: patriotic vigilance? And if one does, he mi …”

“… ain Index, OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any recipients of this report with an active interest In any of the subjects should run full traces of their own.) There are no Headquarters”

“14-00000 1 Sia SECRET SX-31533 23 May 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ■ “ se * * gonetr EroLelysrefill SUBJECT: Keeping of Large Sums of Money in the Soviet Union SOURCE : (201-0948382), a foreign-language student from Minsk who worked in numerous jobs throughout th”

“… Main Index,OCR and SE/SAG/OP card file. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any .recipients of this report, with an active interest in any of the subjects; should run full traces of their.own.) :15. There are no Headquarters traces on Spartak I …”

“… intoand201-0948382, » index indical ZR into 201-0809235, 201-0890689, 201-0185622 & 201-0901995 with phrase "mentioned in a debriefing report Soviet emigre 201-0948382. ") - C/SE/SAG, C/SE/IO, SE/USSR. SE/RR SE/CI/I SE/SAG/CA SE/ SAG/OP chrono Sterile Distribution: FBI (pa …”

“14-00000 C O N F I D E N TIAL es MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SOURCE: 0 SX-31527- 12 May 1977. SUBJECT: KGB presence i n /a tourist hotelth Mihs^L^ 5 (201-0948382) A foreign language.student from Minsk,, who worked in numerous jobs throughout the USSR. Born in 1949,”

“… wed his militia identification, and asked for oNos and checked Source’s documentation by telephone. He released Source without making any report, because Source, by veiled- references to AKSENCY, managed'to make this officer,.believe he was AKSENOV ‘ s 1 agent. Later Source learned …”

“… in Index. OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch,index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any recipients of this report with an active interest in any of the subjects /1 should run full traces of their own.) :There are no Headquarters traces on Anatoliy A …”

“14-00000 1.a s 9P S EC RE T SX-31466 12 May 1977 DO. CRO. MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Ju • 2 9 1977, € l’. SUBJECT: KGS Personalities in the Minsk area ME. SOURCE : (201-0948382) a foreign language student from Minsk who worked in numerous jobs throughout the USSR. Bo”

“SECRET -2- B. AKSENOV’s wife is Tat’yana nee KONDRAKOVA, born in 1950 or 1951, in Dzerzninsk-on-Volga. The father had wanted Anatolly to marry the daughter of another mem­ ber of the Belorussian CC, Aleksey Alekseyevich SMIRNOV, and this nas caused much conflict between fathe”

“… Index, OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any re-‘ cipients of this report with an active interest in any of mthe subjects should run full traces of their own.)-. . A. There are no Headquarters traces on Anatoliy: …”

“CONFIDE N T IA L TD CS SX-31465 12 May 1977 0X MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD X P SUBJECT: Graduates of the Minsk State Pedagogical --iWtTiute' of Foreign languages who travel abroad or who are disaffected.. SOURCE: (201-0948382), a foreign-language student from Minsk who w”

“… dex, a OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index.o These traces should not be Vconstrued as being extensive or complete and any recipients. of this report with an active interest in any of the subjects : should run ful 1 traces of their own.). A: There are no Headquarters traces on Anatoliy …”

“… e classify into 201-0948328, index-i indicated names.in para 14, and ZR into 201- •0925018 with the phrase "mentioned in an -. interview report by Soviet emigre 201-0948328.") 1 - C/SE/SAG, C/SE/IO, SE/USSR 1 - SE/RR 1 - SE/X/AF 1 - SE/CI/X... 1 - SE/SAG/OPachrono 1 - SE/CI/I …”

“104-10181-10174 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 06/ SECRET FRP: ,0800 STAFF CONF: SUR-8 INFO: FILE, VR, DDO-4, DDA, AGC/DDC, C/PCS, CA-G, CCS-2, CI-a, COMMD-7, CW0-2, 000/00, IP/DMS, LA-8, ISV::, LSN/MIL. cope-D, OGC-2, O”

“AMONG INDIVIDUALS LISTED IN A LETTER OF 24 JANUARY 1978 TO CIA FROM THE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS, THE COMMITTEE INTENDED CONDUCT INTERVIEWS WITH GAUDET AND INQUIRED IF DCD HAD EVER BEEN IN CONTACT WITH HIM, HQS RESPONDED ON 27 JAN J978 SAYING WE HAD BEEN IN C”

“… elan Luis Posada Carriles, who is now being detained in Caracas for the 6 October Cubana airline bombing: The Anderson column ends with the report that Mr. X worked for CIA until 1973 for expenses, but was paid $253,000 in cash by Morris Bishop when he was terminated.”

“… an Embassy officer who reported that VECIANA had made similar "wild-eyed" proposals to him. On 23 November 1961 the Miami News published a report of an unsuccessful attempt by Antonio VECTANA to kill Castro. VECIANA reportedly had arranged to assassinate Castro and Cuban President Osv …”

“f the John F. Kennedy assassina- help tion, the Cuban has told congressional Har investigators. tien In an earlier column, we reported tion, that the same witness claimed he had inves met the accused assassin in Dallas in In the company of a CIA agent three that months before Ken”

“… llowing het the Kennedy assassination. the Not long afterward, the CIA contact secir made a strange request of Mr. X. the! There had been a report that Oswald NC had met a Cuban couple in Mexico. mark "You have a cousin working for Cuban Ther intelligence in Mexico." the CLA agent had …”

“II. 10 May-72 EAST GERMANY a The Czechoslovak.guestoivere cersianay msenarr ond lay 1972 at Berlin-Schonereid Air- port by Herbert Nalchorek, deputy hoedoorathesagics nlepartment, and other collabora- tors of the SED Central Comitzen,ws-uellwas-byang sentatives of the CSSR Em”