“14-00000 3 - *046 1 *0/2 . 1 *-5 , ‘s office .. * on a, 22 Ceb, he wag visited by Valentin Lo inov. roll case officer, who dropped in without $ or notification to trend for Wibolui lebnikov and for - Prigova and dan tor for . Lon ed to lk, hut Subj said ha had vo ralto”
“SCO.ireitsil.-/Tbgena,16 335 t.s lk f •: Pg 4 4. —on 10 ecer-gn subjoct, repo ropomipdige the c/o about loginou/b perconazEgucstlonss ‘eiskh d - of supjac: t ha : 1 son. : • - z (ca dJgnagrash 3 2. cb &ve ).- . The . c/o asked - wub jact - *. lfha had inquired o” Login”
“was to call him but did not do it. He added that if LOGINOV had called during the past 8 days the phone would be answered only if his wife was home. I told him that this fact was a reason for him to ring up LOGINOV, because, as we discussed and agreed on the last meet, it wou”
“:Loginob said "you are right." t. 5s :.dofneT -. . - Loginov ashed ho J Subject lad geuting along wichi he sferlcan airlines ho -J*/ ulth. Subject a ta fine, and cited thy. Loginov said that maybe, lf Subj ct ras the chance, he can lfarr the nc.me of " the director o.’’ " - Fa”
“Dary 25 ath /VPage 2844) STT9 Alice 2712 22 December 1966 SUBJECT: Contact Raport/LICOZY-5 -P- 3 to after Dac, 22 Dec 1155-1245, Sub J's office ,1. The C/O dropped by SubJ's office on 22.ihaving delivered a .Christms gift of liquor to. SubJ's home the previous day. S”
“.12-00000 t. 107 •4 € 1 •09 IV ‘I office with ini ie -S.V.I.R. (: -ss) to pick up 01 paper from th on old Rus.SO. n Colonel. ey then took this slip of piper back to ere they lived and presents: it to the person in charge of the spprtment son Can wrote on the slip t”
“14-00000 .64 -a rJ .3 __ *093* SXCLEM - toe’: s —04000 that the U.3. was a waring nation while the Soviet Union, sought only peace and that the United States would change to something similar, to the Soviet system in the near future.) 6. The rest of the meeting and the”
“14-00000 197 SECRET May 2, 1968 No. 080 SUBJECT: Soviet Cultivation of British Subjects 1. It has come to our attention that the Soviets, specif- ically KGB officers, have been looking around for English language instructors. One KGB officer, Valentin Sergeyevich LOG”
“14-00000 100 10 Oct 1965 Subject’s wife and son arrived in Mexico (4). August 1966 Subject was appa rently promot cd to Consul General after Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV left Mexico on 4 Aug 1966 for home leave. In Sep 1966 Subject was telling everyone In town that he was no”
“SECRET Moscow” porfuse. The evening was confined to omall talk. FOnp 3 May. LOGUINOV again called and made a dinner date with : VasLoUCH/2 and her husband for 10 May. LOCUIrOV and wife picked up the VASLOUCHES in their private car and the evening (2130 0030) was spent at the ”
“SECRT ---- --- 4..-2- ". 5. Concerning the big day, 21 August, Subject had the following to say in addition to the information in his notes. This information was in response to my questions; _2._ They left the store at ca 1410 and .stopped off to get. Sirbecued chicken (C”
“msec *, Vh-4-55- few 4. I also asked Subject to get back in touch with' ^ s Boris CHAIYKOV (P-6235) and Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,712) to y ASSWk warm up the relationship. I pointed out that we should be 45 661 prepared to have Subject in a position to give them gifts”
“bc willing c > use hio office ca a lattor-drop, . Subject ‘ said, . reprovingly . hat chet that uas r.ot a very onart tdic- since agents writing to his firm and to him would then know of • ubject’a connect % the Sovleta and he would thus be ‘erpocad. Naperthel 38, Nechtporarg”
“278 4-00000 / INDENI YES NO 01-285412 E 7, Claqsify TO FILE NO. .t. PIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPTre xenEr TO r:LC NO. FILF RID RET. TO ARAN* SECRET ‘REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED DEStnOY 0 sig.. .ON/UNIT NOTIFIED 2 1 WI s moit. 2 N SB1 3 4 6. 7 C/585 5 ACTION: -, ADVANCE”
“14-00000 —• •> 15-3 Fee, 1 ft CUCOl. the C.O. v. Oed’are • to it.’ to 1 0 C next not % Kletsende 9 0 ter. 477 - a "ana 2*210 -: . in a telephonic double-tilked conyer n jisj advised the c.d. d called his office on 9 Feb, notedi he were going to be brushed ■ iud insi”
“14-00000 29 11. Dio-dati. Apparently has limited income. Ho has no.ie .. sorvant, no TV, no tolopliono. 12. Joonova. Val soonod somowhit cool about the Leonovs. Naturally ho knows them, but doosn’t soom to consider them" frionds.. 13. Personality. Doos not smoko. heidid ”
“Subject had with LOG on June 9 at la Cava LCG told him that he needed $ an Embassy phone directory and he anked Subject can ', he get him one. Subject promised to try. Lod. brought tr to Subject’s attention that he needed the Now directory.” because the Encessy changes the d”
“Dillon IL SETT Sth White G Alice P-2712 13 December 1966 -SUBJECT: Contact Report/ LICOZY-5 ■. : 13 Dec 1930-2000, Hotel Raforma . .1. The c/o arranged to dellver some liquor to Sub j at the time he was hosting an Air France cocktail at the Hotel Raforma. After, the liquo”
“again and has never had GAZIYEV to his. home.: Bros? I18. Although Subject was very aware that LOGINOV's purpose -. ih meeting him was to assess his exploitability, he did not seem , to fully appreciate that GAZIYEV had both fingered him for . . LOGINOV and set up the situ”
“43 \ 2. / Loginov tried again: "i good friend of yours was appointed Chief of the U.S. Travel Service - Paul Ciedre- ho’o a fries of yours?" . HORT CU- Subj becano a little heated in reply " Yeo, hela a good friend, I will almays be cloco to him. But you got this very cl”
“told me.---------- ---------“-. . r 3. Contact with LOOTyoV, Subject said she hadn't beced IT out with, LOGINOV since our last meeting and had had only < ;face-to-face contact with him. She said this was a little over a month ago (early April) and was occasioned by her j: e”
“June.. In the past, they have. had dinner at such places as La Cava and the other Tecali Restaurant. 4. Subject refused to say very much about the nature of his contact with LOGINOV. His reason for contacting COS was to get a copy of . t ne- latest Embassy phone directory, wh”
“initiative gave the LNPURE officer with whom he regularly dealt1 on visa matters information on Soviet visitors to Mexico, as well as1 on the visit of the Moscow Symphony to Mexico. The LNPURE officer j passed this information on to the Station. In January 1966, Subject1 advi”
“in his opinion there, is too much (demasiado mucho) freedon in the USSR and other Socialist countries If Stalin was alive it could not happen that while the people in America are openly protesting against the war in Vietnam and against imperialism a Socialist country as Ozech”
“told Subject that look, he had gone to: . KUTTLER for dental work once, and KUTTL^R had charged him much: too much. Consequently, he said, he wasn’t going to give him. a visa. Subject said she could not tell if the destist bill- was the real, reason for LOGINOV’s negative att”
“14-00000 25 Feb Herbert CV Andened NT-Wittehere No Trace o in Urlahijor Welcher variants. WILTSHIRE X 480- . (norteamericano) - 1- H.W glas rd Agency SA TraiAmn Dunton Entrada,= IF WBLGHSR (?) progunta por LOGUINOV para finer . si puedo pasar a vorlo, puos so t”
“14-00000 2 800 1 PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY 3524 S EC RET 05 ?WHICH FOLDED. THEN RETURNED US WHERE MARRIED FOR SECOND TIME. . SHE COMES TO MEXICO OFTEN AND ALWAYS STAYS WITH A MEXICAN •DOCTOR, NAME FORGOTTEN BY POLITICAL OFFICER. THUS NO WAY TO jCONTACT HER HERE. THIS DOCTOR I”
“Wednesday, 6 April; SILNIKOV arrived about 1330 hrs and had a drink of tequila. While there, a high level Soviet came into the shop and after he had left SILNIKOV told him that the Soviet is studying Spanish in the Embassy. (This followed Subject’s comment to SILNIKOV that the ”
“1 4-00000 i e e hllp-nnbisw oa.. e:. A report dated A July 1969, from the same usually reliable source of paragraph 1, provided the infor. nation that 00 arrival in 1ima, coru, on 4 July, Subject was not met at the airport by representatives of the Soviet Enusosy, but aon”
“170 .cm2ta 11, td kilos in :weight, slight build,dark complexion, dark eyes, black moustache, and ho was a .dressed in a conservative business suit. —: 2. re is noted that both Carlos CABAMADRID and Carlos BLANCOare similar in appearance to the above described person. Ah 3. ”
“14-00000 5. /” Clin 0.D. acted Subj how he sized up Loginov. Subj said he wanted doro timo to Coynulate his impressions, but noted that Loinov is not "tonio", speaks. ilovlr and used the soft approach. - • - . moved to his new condeminio an cent on 26 February. The teleph”
“0 03 14-00000 Rsteiokala • mutei J’M .6/X*e*4 • cacu’t axes win veme to ve $ (lien Filled In) C2 6 i ArvaLICE cony IIko REPRODUCTION or relis cozy enommitco worm □ ’=» • wo 14 e.. CLasirv TO co rue NO. ATI, .2 ARE TO Ct rule NO. DISSEM oy PER FLE ND RETuEN To - •RAM”
“hands of 16 non, tho Rockofollora, otc. - .1 : . Those non nako fortunes of military armaments and want tho war . w to continue. Ho clainol that Viot am is a civil wir fostorod eg : by tho U.S. To U.S. chimhont win bocauso tho U.S. has formed . Y Can artificial barelor dividi”
“with me.. : - 5. To my disappointment, Subject replied with undiminished defensiveness that all right, she had gone out with LOGINOVa : few times. Because of her job as head of East European travela . " at Mundos Tours, she had net and had .to deal with. LOGINOV on visa matt”
“and Subject introduced them. 5. Finally, PRIKHODKO mentioned that YATSKOV would' be leaving soon PCS (Comment: As I mentioned earlier. I'll bet that NECHIPORENKO replaces YATSKOV). 6. The next day LOGINOV called Subject and asked him to come to a cafe near Subject's office. ”
“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 appointment with KUTTLER. (1) In April 1967 when the .tourist agency represe”
“4-00000 / Foince Licowe-T Report24 + June 661 : - Monday, 6 June. Subject visited the Embassy twice this day but Snothing of interest occured. LOGINOV came in and made a phone. % call and talked to someone about volleyball. LOGINOV spoke in ' BSpanish and told the other ”
“4-00000 Di2cer 14 con LIGINOV 03 SECRET "Mexico, D.P. P 7 f 22 July, 1966 J J. 02r0 hJuly Rei(13: rs)1966 1 a 8.00 Re: VALENTIN s. LOGUINOV .Source: L/8 (via L/4) (FOR PERSONAL ATTENTION cos) Date: 22 July, inst. 11 C. ODD to1 D Some time ago subject’s radio w”
“14-00000- 85 4 Of t. t. athat she vll and i .Or. of he is a very likeable Suy, and cud or do something provocativo. % a of inte chough RO spoke in oupheto igires c; *.O Gloria did state that she is 2Vai’s role as an intelligence officer, she seemed much more alort to”
“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”
“‘A He said ch-t was fair enough. Re seid thitosedap. 3 Bang he had a * Restaurint date with L002.07 at 1330. He was to meet 10O1 st a Mariatos Restaurant on the corner of Avc RIBCR.A an PRIGA. He wented to know whit ho should do with LOGINOV, i told him to be very cur he doc”
“that he would stick to his guns and refuse LOGINOVe request to introduce him to LIOVAL. One of special reason for doing so, in addition to his desire of not getting involved with that gang (KGB), was that he considered LIOVAL to be a friend of his and would not want to do any”
“14-00000 iai Dillon y Sectt LKtE to FlAlice amariy-1-2712 era 8 Decanber 1966 X sdsrscr. Contact/Rport/urcozr-s ' . _____ _______ ____ 8 Dec 1300- 2945, Subj’s office 1X .. 2. The C/0 arrived at Subj’s office while Subf was on his way doan to the street to meet Vale”
“said: "Why should I be nad at you?" . - - Loginov said: "Because of Majestic" (referring to the fact that the Sovs hadse-o first given a travel request to Viagea l’ajestic to bo serviced). You knoi wo- have to spread it around among friends." Subj shrugged this off. . Then Log”
“exploited s € . , in irri ts ting factor for the Ature". Loginov did not writo down the names of 7 .the eh-deyees. . / : . 2 ,. Lainov brought up the answers to Prikhooko’o questions, Subj said ‘hey, kvprin’t ready, Loginov asked if Subj could have them by noxt time. Subj chi”
“A 20Y 160404. ,13 J * * * * * * Z 1 4 Ton. SITS 88 fecaht stfCo-Dif SBlSuet Log, DAVID, NOU, LAY 6 Cetober, 1969 CONTACE REPORT * * SUBJECT: LIBAC 1 DATS, TEM: . PLACE: 6 Gst. 1100-120), JET Cafe. 1. Subject arrived at the Cafe five minutes late (unusual for him) f”
“SECR £7 -2- 4. I asked Subject if he had mentioned BILNIKOV’s pornographic negative: in to the latter.. At first Subject said no, then yes: that he had asked Bilnikov about it but Silnikov said that the negative didn’t belong to him Limwe but to Vasiliy who took it back to Mo”
“LOGINOV FLIRTS WITH HER.' -. 4. PER CURRENT INFO ONLY ACCESS TO HER WOULD BE LEGITIMATE -€2 , % - - tin CONTINUOUS VISITOR TO COMMERCIAL OFFICE WHICH IS NOT ENCOURAGING - SINCE Them HAVE ALREADY STRUCK OUT. SINCE CURRENT ASSETS TELL US -/ ;NOTHING ABOUT HER CONTACTS OR P”
“SARMIENTO playing chess together and overheard that they are on a first-name basis. From the above Subject commented that LOGINOV and the SA REIIENTOs have a close social relationship. -4. Subject knows SARMIENTO casually as an occasional tennis companion, SARMIENTO owns a plas”
“Third Secretary/Vice Counsel from August 1965 LTSHPE to October 1969, INBREED has now advised the Station that LOGINOV’s name cs® erroneously appeared in their list of Soviets who had been PNG’d. Linda W. Schwelln Ronda W. SCHWEERS Distribution: 3-C/SB 3-C/EUR ce Puide”