“… 00000 ,104-10173-10078, 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET 17 June 1963 COWTACT REPORT: VASLOUCH/2, DI USALDO, and DORENOSE DATES 1 19 & 20 May1963 PLACE I Sande Hotel-.. . Miami Beach, Florida 1. DOREEOSE and DI UBALDO a …”
“0000 SECRET i - been received by V/1 and promised a special delivery copy of It to V/2 in Mimi. Relating to this, V/2 stated to the C/O * that in one of V/l’s meetings with CORONA of the Foreign Office, CORONA stated that ha was requesting Helsinki to raise the -status of ”
“which DI UBALDO had discussed with V/2 in Mexico City relating to its possible use as a deed drop. A pamphlet entitled, Ltas al Exports and Inousts of Cuban Foreign Trade EnteructAea. also was passed. (Seat to SAS/Reports.) A list of naans passed showed numbers - and some ot”
“her by V/1 whibh he believed to be of intelligence interest. (They are inaluded as AEEachsent A). Unfortunately, DORENOSK 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 ambassado”
“1-00000 ,104-10173-10097, 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 U Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-285412) ■ 23 December 1927 41 Yrs old Born Moscow . Stationed in Havana from September i960 until September 1963. Attache. In 1”
“(1966) Egypt’s charges of U.S. involvement on Irael’s axed side were false. ■‘* t U.S. owAUG.N) cocktail p. Shortly after Arab-Israeli War L tacitly XAXXXEX admitted he believed that 1 Then there’s the . one about Miss Elizabeth Duncan Wilde. L told her that he ■ 1 was re”
“*.- ........... .3 ., . 2-: with • ' .- POU The file is very difficult to follow. Items appear AxaxzMAM no further” - mention. Salient feature of file is that IOGINOV was never the object of AX • consistent concentrated attention by anyone. There is virtually no . reporting-”
“14-00000 / vrryse-G aCridet 10 DISPATCH SECRET ! masesp R. * af cED woa.vl • OW> XX • artiosmt LNO cor outrun osa Chief, MB com won accula Chief of Station, Mexico City XX bncrome___ . .asger REDWOOD -.... Unidentified Visitor to the Soviet Eriiaur in Mexico City ”
“14-00000 . € PRC *N3 ACTION _ to DISPATCH SECRET xxx uansto here ortuing Oman Chief, WH Divisions no metoimg ncumsi”. uro . - - . Our Gieaino etsa. Chief, SR Division can rictmrais $ vRoA "-- !Chief of Station, Mexico City '1, SUBJfcr.. 3- I REDCOAT/LCIMPROVE; John ”
“manifests). His plans call for him to departs n: ‘Paris for Moscow via Air France flight 724 on 17 October.’-i- z- iA.-0 :AJ €.‘sij -3. During a routine visit to the Consular Section of the Soviet 80 . Embassy, Valentin S. LOGINOV thanked LICOZY/S for "taking care" aw; or of”
“14-00000 ,s*4 CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH __ PROCESSING ACtiOn_ SECRET MARAED for INGERing To Chief, SR XX MO ICEXING erquint INFO Chief, WH 00 ONEY QUALIFIED KU CAN woc INDEXING .FROM,... SUBter’ Chief of Station, Mexico City W micoriim 0 REDWOOD - Valentin Serg”
“14-00000 “ wwern / R3ran SECRET rorohenlasanineawemom nEBRSRsave nore * 13. (CONTINUED) ‘. I *! correspond with Subject on the matter on at least one occasion. KISHIN-1 tag was terminated as an agent in July 1963 for security reasons and because e * - it was”
“-00000 CSR 7 CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH to SECRET XXXX meRrEn roo IBEXo Chief, SR Division 02 NO INDEXING REQUIRED INFO-- ONLY QUALIFIED DESK_ ‘Chief, WH Division 024- CAN JUDGE INDEXING• TOM . Chief of Station, Mexico City MICROFILM- SUBJECT - : ”
“14-00000 2854122 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE John P. Carlson of** yts no CLASsIFviro ra2Oke." TOTAL COPIES 36 x-ngP TO File NO.. FilEaIol Mt/fd/M. 24 SECRET onove 1. REPRODUCTION-PRORIBITED cEsteov. asic. i ASON/UNIT NOTIFIED 1 SR/0/PA s’ .6 12 ton ACTION Mexico CiM. ADV”
“14-00000 Wilton FEtsAnn A OKTSO/prgr MESSAGE QEC 1 WH. C/F1/IO . Clrsta q ( S E CR E T 6172 - - ase Inch , - - ‘Jan 29 Ma CX 1265 gr IN CRNO 23-6933 Jto . RIO DE JANEIRO INFO: JIWAVE ;roe DIRECTOR ‘cons, wife 8 t-grh. 71465 :inNie,:, P, WIND, SET ZI/ON C3/D8S.01/10”
“14-00000 SECRET IN 301.93 Pg 2 HER AS NOTED REF. ,. 4. INFO WAVE: ALSURAH REPORTED IN REF HE SUSPECTED , 3MATIKAINEN AS BEING SOVIET PENETRATION HIS EMBASSY IN MOSCOW.„ SHE WAS CURIOUS BEYOND NORMAL BOUNDS AND WANTED TO SEE EVERY-5 ,THING. SHE WAS SUSPECTED OF HAVING AN A”
“… 7 , t. -7 - ' fare T ■ r ■ : SUFDATA: PRA 1: AMTAUF-5 FROM ANUNIDENTIFIED INFORMANT. PARA. 2; AMTAUP-5 RID: NO INDEX. FILED 17/2062Z - - REPORT CLASS SECRET CONTROLLED DISSEM : . : : : ..5 - COUNTRY: CUBA/USSR - * -.t SU99: 1. PASSPORT ACTIVITY AT THE SOVIET EMBASSY-IN HASAN3 2.— …”
“CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ROUTING SCCR.ET 1* 4 -2 5 . TO.. 3 6 FROM:- - ACTION .2 INFO PAGE 2 IN 00925 . TOCS, - :UfG-hu50 :‘3. 3SOURCE: A CUBAN- UNIVERSI TY GRADUATE AND PART OWNER OF A FARM IN - CAMAGUEY. SOURCE TRAVELS OCCASIONALLY BETWEEN CAMAGUEY AND HABANA, ;AND HA”
“14-00000 CLASSIFICATION - DISSEMINATION CONTROLS IN 00925 ’SECRET - TDGS (Wasa Dlled Zn).. - . PAGE 2 SPANISH, (FIELD COMMETR NEITHER LOCATION NOR CIRCUMSTANCES. RELATIVE TO THIS EXCHANGE BETWEEN THE HIGH DIPLOMAT AND THE CUBANS WERE REPORTED.) . 063 y -' • ■ jt - € : 2”
“14-00000 }[stray s DVR asn Aijwgi4 CONTINUATION OF IIDer - 28591 DISPATCH SECRET Embassy offices. ZICALLA thinks that Subject left the Embassy at 1115. having put iGs luggage in the car with license plates 19-DA. (This is the car regularly driven by LOGINOV.) A LICALLA ph”
“1 4-00000 aorenve-n. 0/e V-S- O•• 5 we. 0... 5.08 RID COPY 0 VR ILF F4/04 , ashs, er, en/oto, cr/ic e, 0/18, ET TI/INTE -. S E C R 2 T321802 CITE ice it -my rh. 38.20 ■ 1-65% - • *. 04% 1Eprot an 3u,de SEDBLOCK LCitPROVE .ifn. .1.E LIENCOY 25 J9 IET FRESH / ”
“… Y CARACAS IF LIAISON TRACES DESIRED,-" END OF MESSAGE WH Comment: *Reported LOGINOV.recruitment pitch to unnamed LITEMPO-8 policeman to report on Nicolas Juan and Valentina Grusdow de Bostroen. Requested additional data these- individuals to assist in providing LIRAMA info for PN …”
“CSB DIS PATOH SECRET PXESSNG ACLON: XXX TO Chief, WH Division NO INCIING RQEVED INFO oNv QUAirtoresa Chief, SB Division • CAN woctmores - FROM. Chief of Station, Mexico City wictoru subject REDCOAT/LCIMPROVE - Edward WEBELMAN Preminger ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES —) * S”
“14-00000 DO. INFO DISPATCH Chief, $A Dfvisto: Chief, 5ns Division Chief of Station, Mexico City/4 AnSt KCATICA *.D S. w103i 100 ID* ha aclinc ximo ON# (VAUD DeSa . (AM ADC InDEXIl . wicmonus ? "UrOLOK/LEEPRVE - Vitaliy anarry %_ — ACTION MLQUIRLO . REFERENC”
“… ation, Mexico City ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES -. - - 0 REFERENCE: MEXICO CITY 7688 Jihor 7 I. Trasmitted herewith is the local CrENVY report m Subject which. --was promised.;..: 2. ODENVY still has not benn able to contact Subject in order to . put him in touch with the Statio …”
“14-00000 %4 T 3 .FBI REPORT (ATTACHENT TO EMMA 29325) DATE: 727 JUNE 1966.. CLASSIFICATION: SECRET SUBJECT: ' ERNESTO CHAZARO PEREGRINO 134-815° (6-27-66) : - : …”
“14-00000 SECRET . Chiof, SK Division Chief, Whr; COS, Montevideo Chief of Station, Mexico City REDWOOD - Rustem 0, * BAKNITOV (201-783564). REFERENCES: A. MEX1-6621, BUEN-5339*.,.- - ... IR-90901 . _S / 1. As reported in Reference A., Subject and his wife arrived in ”
“… tCT REDCOAT/LCIMPROVE — Ernesto CHAZARO Pereurino ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES" REFERENCE: mmv-14816, 25 August 1966 The Station’s final report on Subject was forwarded in mMA-29714, 9 August 1966, g 8- for/millard C. CURTIS Distribution: w2CWH" -1 - CSB Logmen CROUP 1 . ■ …”
“1 4-00000 PAGE THREE MEXICO CITY 8.20 SE C RET , th - II 12861 ON POSTMENS FROM GOBERNACION FILES: A. NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROEN, 1915 IN ST. 9 . PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, VENEZUELAN CITIZEN, EMPLOYED dAS " DIRECTOR OF PROJECTS" BY STEPHENS-ADANSON 2 DE MEXICO. FORMERLY SERVED IN”
“1 4-00000 - PAGE FOUR MEXICO CIT Y 8020 SECRET -! • . HUSBAND JU VHO FORMER SoV CIT IZEN NOV VENEZUELAN • CITIZEN, COUPLE HAS TWO IEENAGE DAUGHTERS. ;HUSBAND MORKS FOR AMERICAN COMPANY MEXI. i.NEITHER HAS CONTACT WITH LOCAL RUSSIAN COLONY. -. (SIC) SINCE DONT WANT JEOPAR”
“… Henry C. Johnson, * Legal Attache...': FRON:’ Winston M. Scott - SUBJECT: Travel of Soviets to Mazatlan 1. This office has received a report that two members of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV and- Yevgeniy Nikolayevich GORLITSYN, planned to tra …”
“4-00000 .DEM oniil ata --------- lown I asked him If a small fiesta might not help this situation and he said that he thought that it might help, I told' . him to make plans for a fiesta in honor of Mexican 1- Independence Day and to invite as many of the new Soviets -”
“were at the airport to greet him./ I questioned Subject / ■ . about the Soviets who, had appeared at the fiesta and he : 3, gave me a little information about them. They visited his store several times in the next few weeks and I showed him photographs of the men and expanded”
“14-00000 Yui, CEM 251 that I really didn’t know since I had never asked him. I changed the topic of conversation by say ing that if he : reported that SILNIKOV wanted a girl for this Sunday,;< "I would return the machine to him on Saturday, .6 November, if not, he would g”
“… • Mr. lienry C. Johnson, Legal Attache, FROM: Winston M. Scott . 2 SUBJECT: Travel of Soviet to Mazatlan 1. This office has received a report, that Soviet Vice-Consul Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV planned to travel to Mazatlan from 26 to 28 October 1965 by plane. The purpose of …”
“CIS Lee se-Ae-dr4 zor "/ pi augout 19th, BJLCH ) Ih Aoctcel */* n’n ont A.V 1 J2 1. The C.O. roounod acquaintanceship with Subjoot, and in the immediate and sizable vacuum left by Gerald F. Gestetner’s departure, tried to establish a friendly rapport with Subjoot. For th”
“cLassiricATION, TO DISPATCH .8.EcRE. T _ OC £95 ING ACTION bamkro com indexing Chief, SB Division Pr.-. XX so inctxiG arquiatd INFS on QUALIFIED DESK Chief, WH Division can JUDGE IWOHM FROM Chief of Station, Mexico City / microfilm". SUBJECT ‘. , <: - 7sts *- .4 , S,.”
“what he was then going to do with Subject, LOGINOV said that it was not his decision, but that Subject would probably bo put in charge of some department in the Embassy as First ,Secretary. The Station will keep Headquarters advised of any n indications of the nature of Subject”
“14-00000 / 6 January 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR TIE RECORD: FROM: Oronsky SUBJECT: LICANNY-1 (P-8415)__ — .1. Subject is an official of Garza-Lopez Tours which is a representative for Inturist In Mexico City. We have had no contact with him- since July 1964. At one time he "I”
“… Veracruz and New York City, "for the month of September".- 1 Healso wanted the costs of travel and baggage. Subject has i not given this report to YATSKOV, (A copy is attached.) - - - During December he met LOGINOV for the first time, at the .* airport while Subject was attending …”
“… p - with me with Don Lautz or with anyone else for that matter. arixtxak He said that he would call LOGINOV and arrange to- give him the report and perhaps have lunch with him. : 14. Subject will never, be anything exceptional in the way of an Access agent but I have asked Headqu …”
“… for Travel Data. 2 A representative of Garza Lopez Tours, S.A. who has furnished roliable information in the past called on me today to report that cd. - Nr. Loguinov of the Soviet Embassy has requested his agency to pro- • vide data on train schedules from Mexico to New York Cit …”
“0 identify Ann EC Gonzales * Cost in g $ Shoe Perl a d Aml ie nger the hereSpossel Carle Jenner Getfusfor Star VAN1 Contaot Reports Meeting between Edgobrook and Kadidale, 28 Debombor cos. |On 28 Docombor I called on Kadidalo at hie rooidenoo, primarily for % 1 3t”
“to the Embassy to make a report or to secure some classified materials before going home. Both, men replaced known KGB officers and both work under Pavel YATSKOV !1 ou …”
“… DUM FOR: Mr. Nathan L. Ferris, Legal Attache inry. FROM: Winston M. Scott; SUBJECT: Travel of Soviets... 1. This office has received a report that the Soviet Vice-Consul in Mexico City, Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV, planned to fly to Mazatlan, Sinaloa on 1" February 1966 and re …”
“… ed the contrary: .a. Tell Cristobal TORRES Ponce not to show up. for the meeting on 24 January with LOGUINOV. ' _ b. Ask TORRES Ponce to report any and all - : , - subsequent approaches.. - “Distribution: Lgraced Sumner the hardCuritirsthe BH95spn Orig w/att: Valentin LOGUIN …”
“14-00000 000 •• - •- 004 se • go UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ,772 oran du772 TO onal Security Officer DATE: Janua: 1966 FROM Francisco Diaz Assistant SUBJE Cristobal TORRES Ponce assy Chauffeur Yesterday noon Mr. TORRES came up to my office and reported that he was sent ”
“|SECRET 17 January 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM * CoS KMAARK ONLY SUBJECT : Charles G. MUELLER, U.S. Embassy (Economics Section) Officer . . 1. Reference Is made to LIENVOY (three conversations on 12- and 13 January 1.966) reports of conversations of Subject with”
“when it arrives so that I can double check the .• - number.) ' ' ’1 - ' ' - - Sources Licowb-1 Contact report 12 April 66 P-11,712”
“SECRET 25 March 1966. CONTACT REPORT . SUBJECT: - Dr. Ernst GOEBEL_ d1. Subject called me on 23 March to report that he had? learned a little which might interest me . We m …”