“14-00000 JC atton pozmato *wiA *52‘ DISPATCH SEGRT/KAPOK HMM-A-14392 KAPOK-1738 TO Hi *550erre the No Chief, WHD 50-8-11 so FROM Chief of Station, Mexico 22 January 1960 et a3 3 ; CHECK TOMI Soviet Communications i Mate! for ISFsno x NO NDELNG etQuiero art Quito N”
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“FLIGHT THE- COURIERS WERE TAKING. ASSISTANT CONSUL VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKO PROVIDED THE INFORMATION ON BEHALF OF THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO CM RECE/ FROM JAN 23 1976 CIA RELEASING OFFICER COOR01'FINC OFFICERS 1 GROUP 1 E:cluded from automatic downgrading and ”
“k UN ED STATES DEPARTMENT &USTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to. SECRET File No. 4 Washington,- D.C. 20535 September 16, 1970 By communication of August 17, 1970, the U.S. Department of State advised that among the Soviets invited to attend ”
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“14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL 1 15 October 1976 COVER MEMORANDUM FOR XAE-1251 SUBJECT: Nikolay Sergeyevich Leonov (201-132]39) SOURCE : Petr Deryabin, a former KGB officer whose information has proven reliable in the past. 1. The attached report on Leonov was prepared by Derya”
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“/1 : SECRET 2620282 BIN55002 DIR INFO BUEN CITE ΜΕΧΙ 6814 REDWOODLCIMPROVE LITEASE-1 REF DIR 79919 T 1. SUBJ PHONED KGB C/O SVYATOSLAV FEDOROVICH KUZNETSOV 1 NOV, ARRANGED 4 NOV MEET. SOV QUIZZED SUBJ IN DEPTH RE STATUS REAPPOINTMENT ARG FORNOFF. SUBJ CAVE STRAIGHT STORY BUT OMIT”
“1 DiPAtO— S*uso,ano NO DISPATCH SECRET/KAPOK HMM A-14393 PAPOK-1739 TO Chief, MAD wiatouaiie Ji No • woo 50-8-11 FROM Chief of Station, Mexico 220 January 1960 9097, m 430 3 (CArcrj), ortj.. Soviet Communications gMAU (Of or INDIBINC PX :No norand erdunto • • rerQuito ”
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“the chances of ABC getting back there, which the source inter preted as referring to the Soviets issuing a visa to an ABC correspondent, and Kalugin replied that they would discuss it at the luncheon engagement. -C -C-- . • The November, 1965, issue of the "Diplomatic List”
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“call 22 Nov betwe en him and wife of no pertinence. No calls 23 Nov. MEXI 7049 - LIPAWN-1 22 Nov aud io product, of target Sovmilat Aleksandr Georgiyevich. SIDOROV, of no pertinence. - MEXI 7050 Foll LIENVOY Russian lang portions complete coverage thru 22 Κον: Α. 1338 hrs uniden ”
“to be. * an exceptionally intelligent or polished individual and -it is unlikely that he will be one of tho Soviet Nationals -« closely associated with MIKOYAN while MIKOYAN is in * the United States. Accordingly, the above information has not. : been included in a memorandu”
“OPTIONAL FORM Na 10 MAY 1952 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GC KNMENT Memorandum 2 TO ;DIRECTOR, FBI (105-28333) DATE: 9/29/69 9 66 FROM" CSAC, WFO (105-8906) (C) V 8/ ' CCONF. INZT. SUBJECT-Sef-evrurirer IS - R - • On September 18, 1969, subjec”
“andr Geor gi yevic h SIDOR OV, o f no pe rtine nce. 1 Vasks and MEXI 7050 Fo ll LI ENVOY R ussian la ng portions complete coverage thru 22 Nov: A. 1338 hrs uniden woman asks Sergey Semyonovich KUKHARENKO if "they" phoned him at home. KUKH replied that "they" wanted to talk to the”
“rtinence. No calls 23 Nov. MEXI 7049 - LIPAWN-1 22 Nov audio product, of target Sovmilat Aleks an dr Georgiyevich. SIDOROV, of no pertinence. - MEXI 7050 Foll LIENVOY Russian lang portions complete coverage thru 22 Κον: Α. 1338 hrs uniden woman asks Sergey Semyonovich KUGIAFENKO ”
“SECRET 1 BC-2807 -15- .NAME:Y zzHCISOV, S.k-iag Federoysen DEORER OR RANK: ; NATIONALITY: Kups:: DOB: e. 1920 OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY: Commeretua specialist POD1 Unknown to source POSITION: urief .f we Contertial recti r. of A/C Katel, USIA HT: < .3c WT: = 34 C BUILD: Melua”
“The girl replied in the affirmative, and , stated the LOGINOV worked in the Soviet Consulate handling business dealings between her consulate and the Soviet Consulate. The girl described LOGINOV as "a very nice follow." - b. Colonel Fedor V. DREMOV: Military Attache, Soviet ”
“m and wife of no pertinence. No calls 23 Nov. M EXI 7 049- L IPAWN-1 22 Nov audio product, of targe t Sovmilat Aleksandr Georgiyevich SIDOROV, of no pertinence. ! : NEXI 7050 Foll LIENVOY Russian lang portions complete coverage thra 22 Νογ: Α. 1338 hrs uniden varan asks Sergey ”
“14-00000 PROCESSING ACTION 10.1 DISPATCH MARKED rot IBEXING Chief, Soviet Bloc Division KO INDEXING REQUIRED INFO, ONLY QUALIFIED DESK $ Chief, Western Hemisphere. Division. a CAN JUDGE INDEXING ItM SUBJECT Chief of Station, Buenos Aires REDTOP ____________________”
“Soviets, such as CHERNYSHEV, 1° :: 1 NOVIKOV, Semcon FEDOROV, and couriers Vladimir BYKOV and Valent in KUZNETSOV. ILIFEAT/LIMERICK also revealed a serious rift which has developed between the Soviet Commercial Office and one of its primary commercial GSE :MACNo *y 53 594”
“WFO 105-8906 , USSR) 200 1 Ba (The ’Diplomatic List" of August, 1954, issued by the Department / of State, reflects KONSTANTIN G. FEDOSEEV as a counselor. Embassy of the USSR, and MIKHAIL N. SMIRNOVSKY as a First Secretary, Embassy of the_ LOC2 On 7/13/53, one SAYhonetic”
“of Khrushchev, Castro and (also knepn je jte peksaclly as a KGB S. NIVR cfHecr-) Alekseyev (Shitov) Aleksandr Ivanovich,the Soviet Ambassador to Cuba at that time. N. S. Leonov also was recognized by me in the photograph published by. , Golos Rodiny, issue No. 32, for Apr”
“> CONFIDENTIAL UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Or USTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION "New York, New York . In Reply, Please Refer to October 19, 1970 File No. On October 16, 1970, a confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised that on th”
“No calls 23 Nov. MEXI 7 049- LIPAWN-1 22 Nov audio product, of target Sovmilat Aleksandr Georgiyevi ch SIDOROV, of no pertinence. ! : NEXI 7050 Foll LIENVOY Russian lang portions complete coverage thra 22 Νογ: Α. 1338 hrs uniden varan asks Sergey Semyonovich KUIGLARENKO if "they”
“VLADIMIR PAVLOVICH ZAITSEV as the HW 50953 Soviet. ZAITSEV and has had no further contact. CANALA also DocId: 32318825 Page 126 226 7 A CANAL: aintained that -he refused- to cooperate with CRET”
“v. MEXI 7049- LIPAWN-1 22 Nov audio product, of target Sovmilat Aleksandr Georgiyevich SIDOROV, of n o pe rt inence. ! : NEXI 7050 Foll LIENVOY Russian lang portions complete coverage thra 22 Νογ: Α. 1338 hrs uniden varan asks Sergey Semyonovich KUIGLARENKO if "they" phoned him”
“73’5 Ai TO XNO FROM : 1 7 : CT: 0. TIONAL FORM NO 10 MAY 1962 EDITION Fm GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 UNITED STATES G ERNMENT Memorandum DIRECTOR, FBI (105-28333) SAC, NEW YORK (134-3315) ■0 JONTE. INFT On 1/16/65, 5010-106 belephonica this office to advise that ”
“of residence Sov Cultur al offi cer S vyatosl av F edorovich KUZNET SOV , ident if ied KGB: No call o whatever 18 Nov thru 21 Nov. One personal call 22 Nov between him and wife of no pertinence. No calls 23 Nov. MEXI XI 7049 i LIPAWN-122 Νοv audio product, of target Sovmilat Alek”
“sonal call 22 Nov between him and wife of no pertinence. No calls 23 Nov. MEXI XI 70 49 i LIPAWN-122 Νοv audio product, of target Sovmilat Aleksandr Georgiyevich SIDOROV, of no pertinence. Vasks and MEXI 7050 Foll LIENVOY Russian lang portions complete coverage thra 22 Νον: Α. 13”
“14-00000 castanicatioxe PROCESSING ACTION 10 DISPATCH MARKED FOR INDEXING INFO. Chief, SovietBlon Division______ NO INDEXING REQUIRED OMV CUNSID DISK Chief, Sentern Hemisphere Division UN JUDGE INDEXING FROM Chief of Station, Biioms Airem MICROFILM SUBJECT REUTOP AEK”
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“- DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) 27 November 1963 CSCI-3/778, 881 Subje ct: L ee H. O SWALD/Soviet Activ ities in Mexi co City, 18 24 November 1963 "1. For ward ed as Attachm ent A is a resume of the obs erved activities of Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV and Ivan Ga”
“0000 1V CLASSIFICATION . ; PROCESSING ACTION 10 DISPATCH SECR XT MARSED FOR INDEXING Chief, SB Division XX wO INDEXING EQUIRED anO. ONLY QUALIFIED DESK Chief, WH Division GX JUDGE INDEXING ifP FROM .Chief of Station, Mexico Cit MICROFILM ! wesa R DTCP/AEKICK : O ”
“4-00000 271 ■ "V GEPDET . PROGK gas HKPQRT -." ' 1. This report covers the activities of LIROCKET-1 in the .period 1 August to 8 December 1957. During this period, with the exception of a summer Lreak., LIROCKET-1 miintained hls rolo asa teacher at the Soviet Embassy,”
“X CLASSIFICATION CCP-TD- *-I0 NO. DISPATCH SECRET 22 J m-RABalle5097 Chief of Station, Buenos Aires I TO IO 16-24 201-236701 FROM ca 21 07 1958 sUssect Chiof. Western Hemisphere Division M: “937 — (CHECK "X" ONE) Operational/REDCAP MARRED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRE”
“KAPOK EATA1-12223 * SECRET Tago he. (continued) DS-623 Original Faubar Photo Eo. Jdantifiestien and Station Comments. (U) K72 582/h Vitaly Ivanovich EURO AYE7, LD Officer under USTA Personnel Esotien eovar. CK. (22) Cove. (25) Ko. 25 eliminated; first limtified t 662 M 0”
“Nov thru 21 Nov. One personal call 22 Nov between him and wife of no pertinence. No calls 23 N ov. MEXI 7049- LIPAWN-1 22 Nov audio product, of target Sovmilat Aleksandr Georgiyevich SIDOROV, of no pertinence. ! : NEXI 7050 Foll LIENVOY Russian lang portions complete coverage t”
“City with a different, un- jo? identified Soviet. On 6 May 1963 AEBURBLE was met in accor-j DATE “dance with the above arrangements by Oleg Danilovich BRYKIN Je- (201-292588), a translator assigned to the United Nations c.. RECEIVI U! Seorotariat in now York City?"eavain fan ”
“come a gain and le ave your ad dress with us, it is n ot far from the Cuban E mbassy . ! Ame rican s ays I'll be there right away. Lienvoy 1. LAO want Sou Sout. 28 haftabunt it.. 2LH) (1711:51) casts from Chon Gurt & soy's hu wos his atterns Inter 3. LHO.P Subsc tist. 30. 23 Nov ”
“. ■ NY 134-3315 ..CJDrXDXXX/Xa - ■ this is the Soviet informant described as "VYACHSLAV KISLOV" who was in contact with him in Moscow. It is noted that KUSKOV was one of a number of Soviet "tourists", who according to the . US Department of State, was to attend a Symposium o”
“)4-00000 478 / JI.L 1 J: T02T ‘cony Je-o —maniention. If Sabjeet Itd called, in ance with lidsi innevuctionn, the fnet tie: Cr/: X was ::I TAR Ad : 0: it For: bo that a roxd i'>!:; lap could have developed. Psenuse of t rotentini probl.:. we would hr- precinte receiv”
“a visit which he had with ALEKSANDR N. DRUZHININ, Radio th I 1 v Moscow correspondent in the US; STANISLAV N. KONDRASHOV, Izvestia correspondent in the US and GEORGI A. KUZNETSOV, 1 Trud correspondent in the US, with whom he has visited on J one occasion while in NYC. C”
“d talked to governacion contacts several times in in l ast hour. This good sign of E CHEVE RRIA cont rol for time being. eing. Algo 10 of 13 told Amb who "v ery plea sed" but w ho also hopes c an be kept secret let Washington No. SECRE T deside on all "leaks" and releases. NW 659”
“Nov. MEXI 7049- LIPAWN-1 22 Nov audio product, of target Sovmilat Aleksandr Georgiyevich SIDOROV, of n o pertinence. 1 i MEXI 7050 Foll LIENVOY Russian lang portions complete coverage thru 22 Nov: Α. 1338 hrs uniden woman asks Sergey Semyonovich KUKHARENKO if "they" phoned him at”