“14-00000 2 V. . . ' - 4. . .own firm was making the hotel reservations in the Soviet Union for him. Subj said he had net once before with Rothens treich years ago, but didn’t know any thing about him.... X . Subj also mentioned a widower in his sixties, Povid- Nosofsky, ”
“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”
“14-00000 21 (2 thoughts in the seven weeks since she had agreed to cooperate, but it proved unfounded. She this time was relaxed from the .start, was very friendly, and seemed to enjoy the opportunity to get out. (She later told me in her apartment that she didn’t - go o”
“Russians against the Jews, and had fled Rumania before the invading Russians (evidently, during World War II.) .The fact -- . that I had been in Rumania , and Moldavia was good for another ten minutes of conversation and seemed to impress Subject far: beyond its worth. In any”
“1 4-00000 24 I / © must have a small fortune in the bank. He vividly remembers - - his former hardships, however, is a very generous and humane person, and every, year sends clothes to people in Poland and * Russia. He also has a very strong feeling for Israel. Obvious”
“because she has started taking guitar lessons. He mentioned some Soviet -* dance group that was coming to Mexico in a month or so and said he would -: like to invite her to go to see them with him. He also told her he was not - ---- ma rricd. Leila said she did not refuse the ”
“14-00000 88 VOL. I PART I page 2. 8 81 DATE DOCUMENT 11/63 XAAZ 35813 SUBJECT NAMES FOIA HISTORIC DIARY IN USSROSHERIKOVA, RIMMA 13-1 OCT 1959 - DEC DIMITROVA, LUDMILLA V 11/63 XAAZ 35865 Page MenoRE RICHARD 14-10 LHO:SOJOURN of MEXICO Brief MOSBY COLDSTENE V MAY 64”
“especially going in with a child and I looked very... FS: Yeah. ML: American. Anyway, I got home and John Kotter was waiting in front of my door. I remember it was raining. He was reading. And I said, he said "Are you going to meet Oleg?" I said, "Now how the hell can I ma”
“1 4-00000 20- 43T DESTACADO LATINOAMERICANISTA RUSO NIKOLAI LEONOV, QUE VIVIQ 12 ANOS EN MEXICO, HABLA A SIEMPRE! DE LOS MUCHOS PROBLEMS DE NUESTRA AMERICA POR INNA VASILKOVA. Estimado Sr. Pages: Nikolai Leonov -uno de los principales latinoamericanistas sovieticos de”
“14-00000 73 Licanii, 5 vUTILOC 1pr 50 T4! some gone and spend and/or make some time with her. She said she actually felt sorry for KUCHEROV, because he just wasn’t cut out for the role and she thought he probably dreaded it. 98. 23 February. On this date Subject attende”
“SCORE 10756 DOBRYNIN MATERIALS I TRANSLATIONS OF MATERIAL RECIO FROM SON EMB. WASH D.C. RELATIVE TO EMB. HICE ON LHO AND MARLINA ON TO REGISTER RESIDENCE MARINA'S APPLICATION PERMIT : LAST PLACE OF RES. IN USER CITY OF MINSK, UL.KOMMUNISTICHESKAYA, HOUSEY APT. 25 LHO L”
“‘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”
“14-00000 the USSR and had given Lautz a list of three other ‘nvitees to the Intourist conference. Lautz introduced me by true name as Oronsky’s replacement. Subject, in .what Lautz had forewarned me was his usual? over-enthusiastto manner, greeted me with a "believe me, it ”
“the Consular . Corps tour of the Mexican Home Show on 3 March. Well, no, 4 Subject replied, why would she be , she wasn‘ t a consul or married to one, and consequently hadn’t been invited. LOGIFOV replied that he thought she should go and therefore he was making her: an hono”
“MEXICAN CALLERS :AND THEIR BUSINESS AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE. SHE USUALLY HAS IMMEDIATE : ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS INCLUDING ADDRESSES OF VARIOUS SOVIET TRADE - ORGANIZATIONS IN THE USSR. WITH SOVIETS SHE IS USUALLY PLEASANT BUT IS CURT AND SHARP WITH ANYONE was wHO NSXIROXAXC”
“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 ”
“. MAD UUM ILO MAD 2. 3 have hotel necentedations, but had to be put up in beds st Moscow Brivernity). Loginov was evidently Investigating on complaint n° the ‘er coins who bad attended. Subj arked if tr ’t'voina to •rite his report to To NST. Loginov said "No - higher - to ”
“Moscow.) Subject had not seen either of the OLHOVICHs’ for s voral months. 3. Wh chatted 2: great length about many innocous topics, Russian literature Mexican food, etc. At one point I attempted to have him work vi LOCN 9 Dil, out he bagged off, referring again to his exhevit”
“1 4-00000 5 / five 1 , On Sunday 11 June, Valentin Loguinov was able to obtain for us. two good tickets for the Ballet Bolshoi at Bellas Artes and. afterwards we went to have something to eat at Lady Baltimore in Madero Street. Very few people were there, which is not su”
“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 for or to have any special interest in the Conference, Subject replied that he had been at the Soviet Embassy '.'about the middle of September on visa business and had seen the Soviet he always deals with on visa matters, but.that this individual seemed surprised t”
“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”
“0 -2 **6 2 4 6 9. Supervisor’s comments (continued) 3. If he had been looking for me, it could be that he has been asked to step in where Val failed. 1 f That is, as an American friend, I never invited Val to my home. He never met other Americans through me. Note, howev”
“wore the only American journalists and recognized no other guests with the exception of a Mexican movie star/director, Amilio FERNANDEZ ("22 Indo") and wife. During the reception, LIR02BIN/2 say GAR.20V (P-13125) who approached the LIROBBINS and apologized for the fact that h”
“C.O. saw the exchange of telo rana ro the information required for visarg issuance, and notodix the following-te-die- -. Viktor-adtelienlo, born 21,0017 1925 in aktyubinak; president of IERIST, Passport . D 01155 .n, isnued. 6 Oct 1965. • Y - >j C. 3." 4, CAC . - - - - .. Lev ”
“saying that everyone was entitled to their ideals, and I too bolioved in certain forms of Socialism The encouraging thing whs that he believed in something, and that was his right as an individual, we in the U.S are entitled to our beliefs, and are not restricted in our readin”
“14-00000 48 / COPIES RADE straight home." She admittedly enjoyed his company. She considered : herself "an intelligent person," and wouldn’t go out with just anybody. He too nad to be intelligent and had to be an enjoyable. companion. LOGINOV fit this’bill. He was "extr”
“795 4-00000 r., DFT 2 May leos CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT :LIOVAL-1 DATE OF MEETING : 30 April 19680 1. Subject called me on 29 April and we agreed to meet at the restaurant "Bocana". The meeting lasted from 14:30 to 15:40. I advanced Subject 500 MN for his Russian lesson”
“was actually a doterrant, and that the people involved were. composed of the best minds of two worlds. I recalled his (Subject) two world powers opinions (previously expressed by him) and asked him what he planned-tor do. He could nt return to Russia; his current future prospe”
“14-00000 350 SECRET -8- the TASS office in San Francisco is somehow connected with the establishment of the Consulate. In speaking of LOGINOV’s three days in New York, SARATOV said he would recommend three things for him to visit: a good steak house, a good Chinese rest”
“to him.) I also want to ask him about LOGINOV," roginooyh on whom he agreed, to supply personality data { to Oronsky, but evidently never did, Subject mentioned1 that LOGINOVhad told him about ten days ago that he1 had been promoted to Consul. Subject did not say if he had b”
“in the gatehouse until one of his Soviet students has appeared to escort him into the main building or has left the.gatehouse after a few minutes and gone to the Reception Room to continue waiting for one of his students to arrive. On approximately 60 of LIROCKET-l’s visits t”
“00 46 A0 • one CORES Ave2........... , if we could arrange 'something’- else. Subject professed dismay -that the American Embassy even knew she existed, let-alone that :she could possibly be of any help to the Embassy. She then ([." became very defensive and only reluct”
“14-00000 A Pi € Valeri V.Ecstikov, Elhwe met him but I do not know his Each. i Valentin Lonjuinov, in charge of consular affairs, his wife G-e th € Alexandra hen been an e’nins-zsxxa skating star, bot?yvers nice, speak very good Spanis, and fair English. Their daughter”
“14-00000 72 >r : COPIES NADI and unfortunately really didn’t know of any. LOGI"OV said that: her-robably really ought to take English lessons from a Britisher. He added that he had once taken a few lessons from a "girl from • Texas," but he had had to stop because ' of ”
“14-00000 23 3 ■.LOGINOV; "All right, liriam. I’ll do it for you (i.e., 1 , give KUTTLER the visa). But you know, a. favor .must be repaid by a favor,”. ,.Subject: "All right....in that case, let me in the name .... - of . the company invite you to dinner.". 'LOGINOV; "N”
“: '4-00000 273 Corvel S e’s P: poor. al cochtail 3 GCLCE introduced 1/1 to bat 20V00, allegedly a representative of She BBT y of Culture" of *r e U533 who, capacity. was accom € the Soviet Ballot ca Zce troups. GOLOVCO. spoke in fluent Biglish % :1/1 commenting tha”
“-00000 -3- • • 7 rocomionda vee 1n embajada de eigun otro pare Latino = Andricano. 0May,66 Se pona en contacto con el capitan dol barco "Volchovik" on Veracrus y pregunta si yu aperocio el marinero ruso.” (rosterformenta 69 supo que dicho marinero habia faltado a ou bar”
“14-00000 3% S ECRET -4- Consular gift ot a silver plate. He ended his speech by saying, "Thanks on my wife’s behalf and mine. You all have been very attentive to my great country." About the only times that LOGINOV seemed reflective and serious during the evening wore ”
“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”
“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 ”
“7 -SECRET ... ' -2- . ° . - o. LOGINOV said that Aeroflot service, would be inaugurated 'between New York and Moscow in May. Once it is instituted local * Soviets will fly to NewYork and catch Aeroflot there. Subject ." asked about U.S. visas which the Soviets, have always”
“importan- Mexico, , re vieron coliga- a solicitar una visa. El comer te, la de una representation dos a ponerie fin en Ciudad cio entie Mexico y la URSS diplomatic sovietica. Victoria entre sus insultos • es casi nulo. Las “relaciones Mexico bajo inmninidsd di- culturales", com”
“14-00000 209 ) ) such a busy and hectic life that I would get very little out a of him. Prior to his marriage, he wa keeping such a hectic 'schedule between his Institute and private classes that he Wasn’t sleeping or eating, properly and was having increasing problems ”
“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”
“beenemployed three employees of . by the UN, a federal employee who intends to marry a(Soviet)girl, "‘“‘‘‘-‘‘“” three individuals involved 5with Soviet women and two V.S. contacts of (Galina Smirnova (an Intourist guide) who has compromised Americans in the past). Contacts ”
“correspondents, the KUORDR0VS and the DOLGOVS, and do is also very intimate with silyevich (Losnka) A FUsOV, intourist represents- firt: Cn a few occasions both of them get together e ain or draining a bottle or cognac. However, there was”
“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”
“14-00000 0117 On 30 Nov 1965 LIPOVSKAYA contacted Subject and told him a long, ,* rambling story about her relatives. Subject was evidently interested, urged her to visit the USSR and suggested she come to. the Soviet Embassy to. talk to him. On 24 Dec 1965 LIPOVSKA YA tri”
“relationship with LOGINOV but: .could be used on a short term basis to introduce another person or to be an instrument in a provocation. *9. At the conclusion of the interview, Subject was told that,■ although she had every reason to interpret events as she did, LOGINOV : sp”