“following woo’., (We infer from another conversation that MATVSYSV was a tending this school with him.) 'LEONOV was also with RITYASOV and BELYLOV when LITYASOV vs detained on their • wey "back from the University" at the end of September. (Pees A TYASOV.) This should indicat”
“14-00000 Brigtwert (3) Bin Ch SUBJECT: Contact Refort/ LO-5 -Felipe 25 april 1966 . 25 Ayr 1000; en trance to Coo (/low Arquimades, in cars 1. Subj reported that he was at the airport the night of 23 Apr to receive the INTURIST delegation, AEAV representa tiver Ibarmuien”
“: Nikolay LEONOV, 1.11* ' 20 May 1955: Rodolfo NERVO called Subject and was told "We have found the books and material you requested (re Soviet foreign policy)." LECNC7 said he would take the books to NERVO the next day. NERVO for many years 3 active in the Mexican Diplomat”
“the regular administrative officer Vladimir Ivanovich ZHUKOV, in Noveber 1953, LSONGV was handling calls concerning igoods and services but was probably merely filling in, because of his facility with the Spanish language, until ZHUKOV’s arrival. In December 1954 APARINOV y - ”
“actually calling for CHMYKHOV, because he, didn’t think LOGINOV had returned to Mexico yet. LOGINOV replied that CHMYKHOV wasn’t in just then, but they’d both very much like to visit Subject in Cuernavaca. Subject said that he’d like to have them, but suggested they hold off ”
“14-00000 10-1524 (e Apr 56). go SECRET. LEONOV page 51 It is reported by LIMERICK that LSWOVA gives some sort of infraction to -exbamay personnel and although it is not known just what type of lessons these BES bo, wo venture a gu38a that she touches Spanish. During Octobe”
“)000 300 0 • CLASSIFICATION - PROCESSING ACTION -6 IP DISPATCH SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING KH TO, INFO. . Chief, SB . % Ketcrsbt-s’- i. x NO INDExNG REQUIRED onr QUALIFIED DEsm Chief, TO CAN JUDGEInDExmG FROM -de----- SUBJECT Chief of Station, • • Mexico -C”
“34-00000 497 220 10/1 5 00 No. 988 La Embajada de la Union de Republicas Socialis- tas Sovidticas saluda muy atentamente a la Embajada de los Bstados Unidos de America y tiene el honor de solicitar que se sirva extender las visas de trAnsi- to en los pasaportes diploma”
“OK Sndy106 3/1 @ Paul e Cynthiay 100 Whitt CC LOGIN. Ja 20 April 1966 ggandwett oJn07s Contact Report LICZY-5- : - . 20 Apt, cunj’s office Apr, 1300, cut P-11712 Alice 1. When the C.0. arrived at Sir j’a, effica, one of the thlo employees of Subj evidently ndvia d hi”
“14-00000 267 RET -3--, (Comment: Mexicans still commonly believe that the Mexican - North American Cultural Institute is part of the Embassy). Therefore- Subject went, to the Embassy oh the morning of 16 December and was. referred to a Mexican girl on the second floor (”
“14-00000 63 S E C RET . 3. After 8, XNX wifb aud M had left BESABER picked bp & girl and drove to the Arpsbna (phonetic) hotel in downtown Cuernavaca. Sitting in the garden of the hotel at about 1300. he spotted 8(with his shirt off) sitting at another table : , . conve”
“-9 mos 2058 Pago-16 Consultorio Medico, and asked when they could come so the or doctor could see his wife. ARANI informed then that the - - "S* new office was on Puebla, KUICAvISi asked about Ofelia, and ■ • . ARANIU told him that she had gone to New York on a scholarship”
“14-00000 358 sre-n Service of fbe’ 64 ad] PF..! 0-0-63 652200 e C9-8o vi20006ic5 S.89 b OUTGOING. C/VIS-2 MB TCIASSIFIED OCM Charge: Classification . Control:5364 CCA-inf Date: 1 Oct 1969 02 ACTION: Seestate WASEDC --4:40 pm -- 8/38C MEXICO 5364 FOR FBX . ”
“hoped, that he and Subject would be as friendly . as Subject had been with Oleg. (Subject commented that hen . had not been especially friendly with NECHIPORENKO,) Subject said that LOGINOV’s Spanish 1b almost native and that he (Subject) was shocked to learn that he was a S”
“14-00000 SECRET 27 April 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR: Nr. Nathan L. Ferris, ”N -Legal Attacho-.-i FROM: e Winston M. Scott %7 SUBJECT: Travel of Soviets. 1. This office has received a report that Soviet Vice Consul Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV planned to travel to Guadalajar”
“14-00000 S 0.AP0A duynJ 92 onset / ■ case in about 1530 and ROMANCHE:KO about 1540. All watched the fight until it ended about 1550, after' which' the class began.i 1700-1830 — KOVALEV and SOKOLO'Z. > June - 1530-1700 — BEDRIN, GONCHARE: KO, ROIANCHESKO. - . 1700-18”
“14-00000 -6- his living quarters, he spent a great deal of time at the Soviet Embassy proper, going out frequently for his many meetings. He was popular among his wide contacts among newspapermen in Mexico and his most intimate press contact was Luis SUAREZ Lopez, a Spani”
“14-00000 279 65641 I PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 3524 SECRET- : 17 NOV BY AIR FOR SAN ANTCNIO TO PICK-UP HER CAR AND PROCEED TO . NEW YORK. SAID SHE WAS IN SAN FRANCI SCO ' ONE MONTH AGO AND . UPON RETURNING LEFT CAR IN SAN ANTONIO AND FLEW TO MEXICO. ;SHE SAW LOGINOV LAST AT”
“1 446 1St cuassncanom IP *G0 PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH P MAEtD Fa expo DeS 10 Chief, S Division XX soRCCING R1QUE10 INFO. omr.QuALud DISK Chief WH Division_______ CAN RjOCL LOTIING FROM Chief of Station, Mexico City WM RKDTOP AEKICK O Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV ”
“found out about sane natter he had requested, It appeared that LENOY had forwarded the "request" to the USSR and that the Mexican Ambassador to the Soviet Union was to notify , Cola GONZALEZ. GONZALEZ stopped short after starting to ask what happened to * .that matter, explai”
“4-00000 C 600 0 ‘a office 1906 1. Or. Co 2,7g Cie %* : . of the following Soviet travel arrangements: Serr oy Konstratino,. !then, ard chiza, Mixita, Confirmed on Sabena for. 24 August, .' wm/bme : :: Moscow, 26 August - - - — -■ Vedifir Cereherenzo, Ts ), children, Mor”
“HY2-2038 Page 6 547 KULAZHINKOV, CHR KASOV, and POPO7 and their wives were invited to attend a reception on Friday, 23 September at the Lebanese • Legation in honor of the Lebanese Ambassador to Washington, D.C., v • who was passing through Mexico. The Soviet Charge d’affai”
“|( / S.E CRET CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT: LICOZY-S DATE Or MEETING: 15 June 1967 ■ . x 1. I, met with Subject at the Del Paneo from 0900 to 1000. - The next meeting is for 18 July at 0830 at the same place. &.s. On 8 June LOGINOV dropped by Subject's office to leave. . 3 ”
“e 5 a *******-0997,2053 Mlet SECRET 21 August 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT Soviet Travel - SOURCE : LICOZY-5 On 21 August 1268 Subject reported that he has made reservations for the following air travel from Mexico to the USSR for 10 September 1968: a. ”
“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”
“to why he had been turned over to Valentin ■ •/ Loginov, ‘ Sasha repeated his previous statement that Lord nov- had more opportunity " For outside contact, oven visits to Subj’s office as fort of his natural consular duties Airther, the changeover had beon. ordered" by their s”
“i Reel 84-25-248 -2- JUN131966 9 June 1966 r-tt After 1250.9 June . 7.7 In. Leonov asks said, who answers, for Enrique (Semo).- ES takes phone. FS has been looking for Leonov. Bs, L. got the message but at noontime, when ES is at home, Leonov has been very busy. (They talk”
“.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 t 235 r 3 4 - •- ed that they had drunk the other two bottles. 1115 or so, Soviets began arriving at the dacha in droves; Subject estimated 20 men and 25 women arrived in all. One of the newcomers to walk in was AMDREYE7, who seemed to be greatly surprised to s”
“14-00000 219 ‘RET 11 October 1967 CONTACT REPORT S SUBJECT LIC024-31 DATE OF MEETING : 10 October 1967 1. I met with Subject at the restaurant of the Del Paseo from 09:15 to 10:00. Next meeting to be arranged by phone. Subject will take a months vacation with his f”
“00090 X44 call you?" Well, replied LOGINOV, why didn’t they leave it that * * * * * * * * * * * * . * if he didn’t hear from Subject, he would call Subject, and vice versa. Subject agreed, 7. Subject said he waited until Friday morning, 10 May, to hear from LOGINOV, and w”
“4-00000 • 6iA■ 1 0 .312. ..: I Subj told Lov:1nov 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,”
“14-00000 . 31 dipt 1960' no.trip on 25 Aug St. Eo snid s trip, oxcept Com hia eating. Perel Yo Core Sub] hid lore for his trip to his agent in Paris for Yatskev to got. - Ceae recors tmentioned to Yatakoy that Subg had arrived :€ % in Patid. ■ Vev cu t they had a short t”
“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 190 %; 4 ■ Valeri V.Kestilov, ” hie not him ou: I do not known bis wach. Valentin Lonkuinov, in charge of consular affairs, his wife,. • 7. * - •. . : " - , anyorogt Alexandra hne been 3:s’wjnczt: 1 stating stid, botlyvery nice. - speak very gool Spanis. and ”
“ask LEONOV for the materials (HILLA 4410).. 24 February 1956s One Samuel RAMOS contacted Subject who acts as secretary to Soviet ambassador, Mexico, RAOS told LEONOV "fe are not going to meet at my house this afternoon, but at SALGO’s (which is at) Insurgentes 429 - 51 at the”
“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,.”
“mes con ous documentos para que pase a recegerlos. 7Jul.66 m. NIRIAN de la Agencia Mundos Tours, despues de tratar cobro’ aivises, reclame ol mal humor de LOGUINOV ei dia que estuvo on eo,< case, pues hasta du familia se molesto. LOGUINOV recomienda lem- mns novelas de omor ”
“Jun... S1530-1700 — BEDRIN, CORCHAREMKO, ROKANSENKO. , . ‘. 1700-1830 - KOVALEV and SOKOLOV. " aa : . ‘- - . :13 June -sz-Ade - 1530-1700 - BEDRIS, CONCAREIKO, RozalChKO. . 230 • 1700-1830 - KOVALEV and soKoLOV. 5, %_ *. 2. A. 15 Juine Aon --3}7 v-efegry geteig . : t- 1520”
“Daily, their sedition .. , movements ca n be seen. .. In fact, a month ago a group of Mexicans" . -*, (in name) obtained visas for Moscow and in the (Soviet) Embassy they • ‘: were given “bla-i" with as much vodka as they could drink. A good aeone ai st are in geet ing to know ”
“SECRET 31 May 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR, . Mr. Nathan L. Ferris, LogalAttachesmoss. FROM*- Winston M. Scotthna SUBJECT: Travel of Sovlets.” 1. This office has received a report that .0 .. ’ Soviet Vice-Consul Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV 2 travel led to a Mexican port ca. 27 M”
“14400000 3 .266 CECDET PEtot1 CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT ; LICOZY-5 DATE OF MEETING : 6 January 1968 1. I met Subject at the koala from 09:15 to 09:50. I will call him in the week of 15 January, to arrange delivery of his liquor. 2. Subject gave me the travel info on IVA”
“224 13 September 1967 a CONTACT REPOST SUBJECT : LICOZY-5 DATS OF MEETING: 7 September 1967 1. I had breakfast with Subject at the Del Paseo from 0900 to 1000. Next meeting will be arranged by phone. Subject will go to Montreal for a conference on tourism to Israel fro”
“LEONOVA is almost universally disliked. The actual work of the Press Office he leaves nearly entirely in the hands of his employees, who appear to do their job quite well. They only consult him on special problems and money matters, but he appears to devote very little time ”
“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 ”
“HEAD 0F CONSULAR SECTION 0 C(VALENTIN LCGINOV) WHO WAS SENT HOME WHEN THEIR RELATIONSHIP - DISCOVERED, sas HERSELF WAS PARDONED EVER TROUGH THEY FIRST SAID SHE WOULD RETURN WITH LOSINOV. ; B. 0N 13DECEMBER 63 SHE SNEAKED OFF TO CUERNAVACA WITH USUENA FOR WEEKEND. WHEN HER AB”
“14-00000 / CONFIDENTIAL Mr. Boonstra —January 6, 1966 Minister-Counselora A. Jay, C/VIS - Thru 1 A. Certosimo, C.G. 0 10ANNY-10 Soviata desire for Travel Data. 2 A representative of Garza Lopez Tours, S.A. who has furnished roliable information in the past called ”
“14-00000 e des (... % He said V+- re, to do cor .He would like 2 next ncor j to check with. A 9 onico’d co-r * newspaper loar: datic 9 CU.S. is :thio kasi for controls, 1» of nuclear power Flo, :. was shyou %on who was -‘ conery the -oxt-Pres ident co. %R”
“14-00000 SECRET 3 February 1966 MEMORANDUM 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 f”
“14-00000 64 SE CRET7< . - . ■ —3— - ’ ■ 11. As far as the BESABERs could make out the only purpose of the visit (other than to get a free meal) was to invite the BESABERs to come to the Embassy to see Soviet films. Not knowing - how he should react BESABER was non-commi”