“… RENOSK was unable to review these reports with her but she was pursuaded to tarn over Finnish language notes and the carbon copy of V/R’n letter to his ambassador (a translation of which 1a AtEaelmsnt 3). The C/O requested the seno of a person in Balaing! rito would have reason to …”
“)0000 SECRET the name of V/l’s aunt, Kaisa RAIKKONEN. She was told that some . of the incoming S/W in the future would be written in Finnish, mailed in Helsinki, and ostensibly come from this person, a ■ . Subject stated that she would depart Mismi by Guest Airlines - on 2”
“14-00000 SECRET CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE ABINCY migence Information Cable COUNTRY DATE OP DWTX. INFO PLACE & DATE ACQ. SOURCE H80 ^R. AND APPRAISAL \ 1,6, ON 20.DECEMBER'- 1963, THERE WAS A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE AT THE SOVIET CONSULATE AND EMBASSY IN THE VEDADO SECTI”
“14-00000 /' '.tp961 PAGE TVO MEXICO CITY Suze’s E CR E T w-4 4 " LETTER FROM LITEMPO-8 VIA LITEMPO-4 STATING " LOGINOV HAD BEEN COMPLAINING FOR SOME TIME ON. : E. LACK OF POLICE ACT ION ON RAD to ALLEGEDLY STO …”
“… about nn,"peohim: trip to Copenhagen, which be in to 4 undertake in behalf of the Chief of Mexican Tourism, Austin Salvat (ace• ‘attached letter). Loinov asked Subj, if he were in Paris, to look up .Cinette Eolneci Porter, wife of the British NATO official. Subj said ho- ., , wasn’ …”
“… explained: it was from Moscow, inviting Subj’s travel agency to participate 6.1. I J 12 22 in a seminar in Moscow 24-29 Oct 1966, detailed letter to follow. Further, Subj CR Vhad learned from Prikhodko when”
“… rate with IN.URIST dealing with international tourism; 'we invite your agency; a reduced price for the stay will be afforded; a.detailed : letter follows."/ Prikhodko asked Subj if he thought of attending the conference. 7 Subj said he would like to go (and added with a ' twinkle ) . …”
“… scow. .And nowP: he would have to consult with Moscow to see whether Subj can attend the travel agent . conference. Subj asked archly "By letter? Prikhodko replied "You’re crazy- ....... everything goes by cable." Subj stated "You can refuse me a visa." Prikhodko, „4 • dismissed th …”
“… ubj said yes, and related the story of how he uno • contacted in Mexico (in March 1955/ by a Polish diplomatic courier who drought. 0 - a letter from Subj’s old boss in the UB, Stanchuk (phonetic), and how Subj 1. . answered that letter.. /Comment: Believe the story given in some de …”
“… iets that they use some other airline than » Aeroflot to treraport the Soviet delegates to Mexico. /Comment the c/o onwa -1. confidential letter from KLM which set out the probability that the Soviet mould: • want to use Aeroflot but that they had not committed themselves 8g yet as …”
“… ontains the namestof the. CI National Committees of the Iron Curtain countries. Attached are listings of the Czechoslovak delegates and a letter detailing the Hungarian delegated along with financial arran ementa for them. Mote.prlicande atro attend a ette-ayuuntigGsury ac 4. Th …”
“… made up his mind about attending the conference, but T .thinks he probably will go. At the. moment, he was still. awaiting the detailed letter on the conference which, according to the telegram, was to follow. (LICOZY-5 has already received his letter.) In reply to my question a …”
“… he names- of the other travel agents in Mexico whom he had heard1 had been invited to Moscow and said that once .he received the Intourist letter giving the details on - the conference he would begin calling around to see ! exactly, who, was going, - 3. Since a) Subject, had already”
“… ersonal level with Lautz present, I brought the meeting to an end with a request to see Subject again after he had received the Intourist letter, obtained the names of those of his colleagues who were going, and decided definitely whether or not he was going to go. Subject said he …”
“… The invite we to-fou-t in, a * ■1 - ■ ■ So-wl Grachop anil * we .thus % form of a- j3. Subj Stib Jstated statedthat he. had received a letter from Sidney Weintraub, U.S. State : of / : Department official now in Chile, inviting Subj to visit him'. /Comment: Weintraub• y formerl …”
“… sent to the COS, Jim Noel (now retired). There was nothing further for about a month when Ryan called Coleman in and showed him a RY BAT letter from Noel stating that Ambassador Stanley J. Woodward would not have Hunt in the Embassy. 3. - Woodward had been the Ambassador to Urugu …”
“on N ^ W ^ lf 'W A tiM iy W n K W the event, but not much. A letter out and the reply, but not much more. T.S. BruchinG - 2 - ..1”
“… elms, then Director of Central Intelligence, was listed as a charac m. ter reference on Mr. Hunt’s resume and that Mr. Helms signed a letter of recommendation to the Kennecott Copper B Y V -k Company on Mr. Hunt’s behalf.Mr. O’Malley recalled being contacted in the last month …”
“… s for Sra. de Max Borrell Ptas. 150 4 December 20, 1965 Dinner at House of Ming. Ex-Bolivian Ambassador and wife.' Ptas. 2250 3 (Per my letter of 21 December, 1965) A TO Haired Harel 6”
“… s for the excess allowable costs upi to, but not to exceed, so percent above his quarters allowance. This authorization was included in a letter to CRABANAC from s dir. Earazessines. It is requested that tho Deputy Director”
“… ent to the COS, Jim Noel .(now retired).; There.was nothing further for about a month when Ryan called Coleman in and. showed him a RYBAT letter from Noel stating that Ambassador Stanley J. Woodward would not have Hunt in the Embassy. 3. Woodward had been the Ambassador to Urugua …”
“something on the event, but not much. A letter out and the reply, but not much more. " * * s C * h * * * A W .9 9 4 6 0 T.S. BuchinG P o le DMA: - 2 - CU. L”
“… ard Helms, then Director of Central Intelligence, was listed as a charac ter reference on Mr. Hunt's resume and that Mr. Helms signed a letter of recommendation to the Kennecott Copper Company on Mr. Hunt’s behalf. Mr. O'Malley recalled being contacted in the last month of Mr. Hu …”
“… wers for Sra. de Max Borrell Ptas. 150 December 20, 1965 Dinner at House of Ming, Ptas. 2250 31 Ex-Bolivian Ambassador and wife. (Per my letter of 21 December, 1965) 2 - Havard HartHunt d”
“… is for the excess allowable costs up to, but not to exceed, 60 percent above his quarters allowance. This authorization was included in a letter to CRABANAC from dir. Kararessines. It 43 requested that the Deputy Director ..”
“… iss Smedley had to. say, I would appreciate it deeply if you would gather them once more to hear my account. The enclosed is a copy of a letter sent by me last May to the Chinese Communist Party. It has been published in China in a Chinese translation and copies have been sent abr …”
“… pportunity. ■ j greatly regret any inconvenience or embarrassment to which you have been put in this matter. I do hope, however, that my letter will enlighten you, and your friends and enable you to appreciate the difficulties which have arisen. I know of no project to revive the …”
“000 COPY Letter of H. R. Isaacs to the C.C.P. concern- ,nF To the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party: - The two-year period of my extra-o …”
“… late General, Viola SC-JN CN, therefore, till not be knoon as Vrs. ISAACS. In connection aith Viola FC3INFCN*a activities in China, in a letter, dated Szochuen, July 24, 1931, Harold ISAACS wrote to Viola BOBINSON as folloss: "You are in the swim, Viola. I’a coming back”
“… med C. Frank Class at 129 Wolhaiwei Road and made a trip with Glass to Szochuen during June, 1031. The polieco file contains a copy of a letter written by him to a Miss Viola Robinson, cure of the American Consulate, Dresden, Germany, dated July £4, 1931, atChongtu, Szochuon. Thi …”
“… y by communists in retaliation for Kou’s turning traitor to the communist cause. In connection with this matter Isaacs addressed an open letter to the various newspapers of Shanghai, under date of November 24, 1931, in which he scored them for branding these alleged murders asm " …”
“this letter but I 1/ have reeeived a copy thoreor, and copies are enclosed• I have also received a photostatic copy of the last page containing the …”
“14-00000 -4- Enclosure: 1/- Copy of open letter from Tarold A c—R. Isaacs, dated November 24, 1931. PAJ truecopr.or vBnses.sdedorig.0 ccB/2 In Cundrublicate. No Copy to Location. …”
“… wife, Viola ROBINSON, as a suspect Soviet agent re siding in Shanghai. Prior to their marriage on 14 September 1932, ISAACS stated in a letter to Miss ROBINSON that he had definitely turned "Red." All the members of the ROBINSON family were described as Communists. SECRET 1 …”
“… GKT id award that the Fodaral Burony of Investigation is investigating lor CUTCGINL. It also appears that Baltesen CUXUGAN gayy subject a letter to deliver porconally to tie Brother Bor CUYUGAN, possibly to avoid c wall intercept by the Buromt. It should bo noted that subject state …”
“… 1931 made a trip through up the Yangotoo Yangtaze with Harold ISAACS a American Communist and writor-fer-the editor of the China Forizi. A letter written by ,ISA CS to his fiancee, Miss Viola ROBINSON, during this trip contained information• Whint ISAACS had decided to turn • Red" as …”
“14-00000 %5 Ma-D’vencres Ar 19-121 € ECS uniepal Files, file: 37 ROBINSON, Vhola 0 ERS. H. R. ISAACS Barn 10 1910.NI Nat’l American Description Height 5850 Build slia Documentation 1932 issued NIC 14 1931 ighai on 23 Aug 1932 14 Sept 1932 married Harold Rober”
“600bed-69- b/hia trip with CLASS, evo-ovabed-bo-aedkosto-...-/e X It has Eoerssastathst ISAACS becano interested in Cocnsuise a apsoiric° 1 : relation to China; it has also been stated that lettore Batieen ISAACS and his * fiance, Viola aceINSON, which were written during th”
“… by the Nationalists and ided in prison. The sighers were critical of the treatment relieved by CHAO. THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUAL signed the letter: Maxwell S. stewart. Elizabeth Ames, Maroline Slade, Alfred Kazin , Eric Severeid, Richard Wasts, jn. H. R. Isaacs, Agnes Smedley and The …”
“Communist and suspected Third International agent • A lankkkax R letter written by Isaacs to his fiance, Viola Robinson stated that he was turning "Red" as result of conversations with GLASS. Ather atater nts …”
“14-00000 f CIA INTERNAL. USE ONLY I SECRET (When filled in) PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUEST TO ACTION RI/ANALYSIS SECTION 126_Aug.-57 -xlde Ausica IePwOr cou FROM ROOM NO.: FE/2/CE 2507-J 8574 INSTRUCTIONS. Form mut be typed or printed in block letters. SECTION h”
“… ed "Travel of Soviets". ,- No specific information has been received concerning - , the travel of the individuals mentioned ia referenced letter.. Reliable sources, including, Vice Consul Richard’s . Booth, American Consulate, Veracruz, have advised that Mexican authorities are ex …”
“… acted in ln .! rch 1.4, ) by a Toliah diplomatic courier who brought aslet’er from. et’e ol? con in the UB, ar! how Jubject annuered that letter. F.. Ju’ject’a reeterse to the Folea tear positive or negative? Subject soil reutral. Anted vhy. Subject replied shet he bellevad that ei …”
“… (listed to Natividad GAMERO de '.,, i - ' ‘-rA/. la Fuente, Hamburgo 25). On 22 May 1967 ALVAREZ asked Subject for - WV help in typing a letter in Russian (ct. VIDIELLA), (1). 5). (Ing.) Manuel •ANAYA S., employee of Mexican Ministry of Llydraulie .1 ——CX-O—eden- , : Resources, v …”
“14-00000 120 ways 46). Fernando AOMON Jose SALOMON Vallecillo, from/Nlearagua, / -. On 24 Oct 1966 SALOMON told Subject that he had a letter from the Socialist Party of Nicaragua addressed to, the Sov let Consul and that he hid come specially from Nica ragua to deliver It. Subj …”
“… o call Subject, saying that she was calling on behalf of the Instituto de Interpreters y Traductores and that her husband had written a letter in Russian about some tourists and she 1 HERdEHxx*x wanted a Russian typewriter to have It typed up on. (1). 54). (Col. and Lic.) Rafae …”
“… TON in the event s LIREALM-1 was under surveillance. LIREALM-1 has passed his reports to ROWTON between their weekly meetings via a P.O. letter drop taken out previously by LIREALM-1 under alias. The only telephone contact that has existed between them has been brief calls to ROWT …”
“… Embassy• reception. (22)■ 46) Fernando Jose SALOMON Vallecillo, from Nicaragua. On 24 October 1966 SALOMON told Subject that he had a i letter from the Socialist Party of Nicaragua addressed to the Soviet Consul and that he had come specially from: Nicaragua to deliver it. Subjec …”
“… all Subject, !. saying that she was calling on behalf of the Instituto de Interpreters y Traductores, and that her husband had written a letter in Russian about some tourists and she ,wanted a Russian typewriter to have it tiped up on. (1) 54)(Col. and,Lic.) Rafael VILLAURRUTIA Lo …”
“… Sub cot said yes, arul related the story of how he tds contact ted in . Yexlco (in Mirch 1S:1) by crol ich diplomatic courier who brought letter from . . subject’s old boss- t the US, or not Subject anoucrad that letter. • Iked O Sjict’s . -* response to the Poles lean positive or …”