“… uest. We have no information which indicates any relationship between these individuals other than for the purpose of Oswald's making his visa request. Kostikov returned to Mexico City for a second tour of duty in July 1968. During this tour he was again assigned to the consular section …”
“4-00000 SECRET : in Oriente Provineo and who is a closo associate of Dr. Rone . VALLEJO, a key advisor to CASTRO and two, the mat social, cultivation of the VASLOUCHES by an officer of the Soviet Embassy. :, The facts developed on the second subject are as follows: For -1”
“|:his cooperation with us. That, in view of his real feelings about the Soviets, his dealing with them had been masterful. Subj shook off the C/O’s optimistic view of. ..- Subj’a contribution to. the "cause." . - 4 The C/0 brought up the request to get full details on the trav”
“… FFER that he had been busy- the week before but said he could see her at 1630 hours that day (1). (Comment: This could well be a routine visa request.) ___________”
“day. (1) (COMMENT: This could well be a routine visa request.) . 31) (Dr.) Yury KUTTLER (P-1573), dentist, Soviet contact. Communist sympathizer. -In April 1966 Subject was reported making a dental …”
“… E, MEXICAN DIPLOMATIC IP •I 27630 - 1 VISAS REQUESTED FOR ANATOLIY MAZURIN, WIFE AND SON. MAZURIN SCHEDULED TO REPLACE LOGINOV. 2. VISA REQUEST SUBMITTED U.S. EMBASSY MOSCOW PROVIDES 26* $5 — FURTHER BIO DETAILS AS FOLLOWS: ANATOLIY SERGEYEVICH MAZURIN, DPOB .Lees-.Z c ce DeZ u …”
“… o PBRUMEN as he would otherwise know it, since he handled all visa correspondence. 4. There is naturally the possibility that LIRING-4's visa request was handled by LURING via classified correspondence not seen by LIRING-16. This channel may have been used because LIRING-4's visa reques …”
“… T OUR CASE TO ROUTE TO DRC OR ELSEWHERE, Al So, IT IS N OT 7 SOP FOR PERSONS OF B’S LEVEL ANO NATIONALITY To 30. DRC. * e Iht. RP CHILEAN VISA REQuEst: WE TVETIATING A0D Will REPORT ... .% FACTS SOON. . . - . - . TOR: 13250 21 ALG 51 SECRET Corr No. ! rr a FOBBIDDIN ro MAKE A COPY OF T …”
“14-00000 ,104-10178-10334, 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 FID FILES REVIEWED 15 October 1969. Contained following info: PICO Ramon, Reinaldo name contained in list of cubans traveling to Latin America in document dated 12 ”
“arrive in late August but presence has not been confirmed; A B. Rogelle RODRIGUEZ 1.opez(201-332665), First Secretary- designate, DGI officer, visa requested in April 1968 with no further information ayailable_.as.to. whc.ther_.he .will come (presumably he will not); 1 C. C”
“1-00000 NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM PAGE Z OF 2 PAGES SECRET CSDB-312/00665-70 ■ c. Visa delays. Havana is consistently - late in processing visa requests for foreigners - traveling to Cuba. Ruiz attributed the delays to.the red tape which involves processing the ”
“… TOP SECRET 276. Because NOSENKO’s true name and photographs had been submitted to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow in connection with this visa request, NOSENKO added, it was henceforth necessary for him to use his true name for all travel abroad. C. The Cuba TDY (1960) In November 196 …”
“… **76X7 s?w*1 276. Because NOSENKO’s true name and photographs had been submitted to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow in connection with this visa request, NOSENKO added, it was henceforth necessary for him to use his true name for all travel abroad. C. The Cuba TDY (1960) In November 196 …”
“ABIDIAN, insofar as NOSENKO knew, was that contained in ABIDIAN’s visa request and in a report from one of the Legal Residencies in the United States; the report provided a basis for believing him to be a CIA office …”
“… e made for the transit countries and NOSENKO left with the delegation, returning to Moscow in mid- or late December 1960. NOSENKO’s U.S. visa request submitted to the U.S. Em bassy in Moscow on 29 October 1960 was his first use of this name in connection with travel abroad. (He travell …”
“… moving of Subject's household effects, ■ indicating his departure was PCS. 3. Attached for Subject's Headquarters file is a copy of his visa request, including a photograph, and the opening page . of his passport. Subject's Station file will be retained until it is known that his depar …”
“… nda (ciescification] (date and tiam filed) preference number. A SECRET CITE DIRECTOR 00801 -3 o PAGE TWO 1 2. RECHECK REF PARA 2 VISA REQUEST SHOWS RAMON TOMAS GUIN DIAZ’S ADDRESS AS "IN CUBA”, WITH HIS WIFE, MARGARITA MARIA EMILIA (ARENAL) VEGA, IN SPAIN. HOWEVER, STILL APPEARS …”
“… TE (MADRID STATION, EITHER THROUGH QKETCH OR STATION OFFICER USINGEMBASSY COVER, ATTEMPT ARRANGE ROUTINE INTERVIEW WITH ARENAL PEGGED TO VISA REQUEST. GUIN’S TRIAL WAS WIDELY PUBLICIZED. OUR IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVE IS ASCERTAIN GUIN'S CURRENT STATUS AND INTENTIONS, AND ACCOUNT 25 YEARS NOW …”
“… REQUEST VISA 9 AUG DIRECTLY FROM APNOL RODRIGUEZ WHO STILL IN FOREIGN MINISTRY THC NO LONGER VICE MINISTER. L-3 EXPECTS SPEEDY SERVICE ON VISA REQUEST ALLOWING HIM TAKE 13 AUG FLIGHT TO PBRUMEN. 2. L-3 VERY ANXIOUS TAKE WIFE AND CHILD WITH HIM THIS FLI A ND HER VISA APPROVALGN REQUESTED …”
“… REQUEST VISA 9 AUG DIRECTLY FROM ARNOL RODRIGUEZ WHO STILL IN FOREIGN MINISTRY THO NO LONGER VICE MINISTER. L-3 EXPECTS SPEEDY SERVICE OM VISA REQUEST ALLOWING HIM TAKE 13 AUG FLIGHT TO PBRUMEN. iNAG .4 7 2. L-3 VERY ANXIOUS TAKE MIFE AND CHILD WITH HIM THIS FLIGHT AND HER VISA APPROVAL …”
“IDE THIS WATCH LIST TO SUBJECT MEXI 6587 PRIOR HIS RETURN PERUMEN FOR POSSIBLE ADVANCE TRAVEL INFO?) 2. FYI: MEXI IN TOUCH THRU LITAMIL-2 WITH WIFE LT ENIO LEYVA FUENTES (LITAMIL-2 WAS BEST HAN AT THEIR WEDDING). VIFE RESIDES WITH TWO CHILDREN HEXI, APPARENTLY ON GOOD TERMS WITH ”
“… uest. We have no information which indicates any relationship between these individuals other than for the purpose of Oswald's making his visa request. Kostikov returned to Mexico City for a second tour of duty in July 1968. During this tour he was again assigned to the consular section …”
“SECRET .SENSITIVE 5- arrested in November 1974. Posada was formerly chief of the counterintelligence division of the Venezuelan intelligence service, DISIP. b. Relationship with US. CIA says that Posada was a paid informant. The relationship was discontinued in July 1967”
“… AFFE, - advised on September 7, 1955, that on that date SAMUEL engor-o*, asked KONSTANTIN G. FEDOSEEV if he had heard anything about his visa request yet. FEDOSEEV said he had not, but hoped he would be able to help JAFFE soon. JAFFE said he is leaving for California tomorrow, and will …”
“JAFFE’s wife, FIFI, would like to go, and has applied for a visa too, but primarily' JAFFE’s visa request is of most importance. Mar Shagal Adacan T y (s) ' - WFO indices are negative on the name of FIFLJAFFE. NELY The above has been sent …”