“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”
“*.- ........... .3 ., . 2-: with • ' .- POU The file is very difficult to follow. Items appear AxaxzMAM no further” - mention. Salient feature of file is that IOGINOV was never the object of AX • consistent concentrated attention by anyone. There is virtually no . reporting-”
“Curutia2 and did not speak to him since the attempt to reschedule the lunch which * was missed on May S. Therefore, the stery L-lgave to LIOVAL-1 on June 13 , about LOGINOV being disappointed with the fact that he had to return - a G 1 home, ete,has,: - quite 1ikely, .no.co m”
“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”
“me do something about it. We can't operate alone. He has the intelligence, the ability and the opportunity to do a great derl and he should involve himself, if only for the ideals that hio has previously expressed. 3(He thought about it for a few moments and began to talk a”
“$4-00000 108 % cr V it hdse n- tat i.b say. L col to mect him. • * : During the first year of ta - a 11 : Mexico he recomp-nied his mother to the Soviet abnosp, on la there met a (FNCLERCL uh. o. vis en.old friend who had met his no ' to ROCXEN. 00 the asked if he h”
“3 U-4 ALGEX*-slan2wgt .,.. m l 7 9 S E C li E ¥. Soviet OnapaticnalContacts: • . : , n . ARURIEP made the following comments concerning what appeared to 1 her to be operational centnets and/or modus operandi of Soviet infel-’-rem liganee cilluete in Risaieo: . • 2 4”
“visit to the Embassy). Again, LILYRIC has LOGINOV in the Embassy ' from 09:07 to 13:45 on that date, thus confirming that Subject. actually, did see him. Thus her first meeting with LOGINOV at the . party was probably on 6 or 8 November 1967. On 7 November LOGINOV was at the ”
“14-00000 9 25-fe •-. C/CA SP/Juda MEMO FOR THE RECORD SUS SetF Meeting of vuirpo Consular de Mexico, 17 July 69 sis sec- FR GA FERNER 1. On 17 July 69 : "LEX and wife attended their first Consular Corps meeting with two other station Officers and wives. 2: was intr”
“Polish publication. . .. :. cannot understand why Subject’s wife should wish to disgine berself by using the pen nane "Eugenio Dolfetrhy.” “Unless in selecting a Russian psoudonyn you wished in this subtle fashion to cast aspersion on the Russian character." LmBin has just r”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“and who told Subject that she had gone to the Israeli Embassy to volunteer to serve in Israel, told Subject that when she returned home on the evening of 5 June, LOGINOV ewas waiting for her on the street. His purpose was the same as1 wanting to see Subject, to pump her on lo”
“1400000 219 e CLASSIFICATION 'PROCESSING ACTION. to DISPATCH SECRET X MARKED FOR INDEXING Chief, 93 NO INOTIG IFOUIREO nro.Chief, J WH —;---- :--------- .------- :----- Chief of Station, Mexico City ONLY QUALM D DISK ’CAN JUDGE INDEXING Iwon : — “ - .’ = — Chie”
“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”
“US and Canada and she told him that she definitely broke with CHERNISH (P-13,042) by telling him that she had a boy friend about whom she is serious and who is a jealous type; he (0) is wellcoae to come to her (parents) home when he wishes, but she is in no position to meet w”
“232 A H I. Subject by the time I ezi him to lead him to dcclda to t 11 CIDCRov, when he called him at the Embassy, to come to the Dol Pasco (Subject’d hotel) rather than the Presidonte, where clients and acquaintances night frown at all his Soviet friends. I told Subject ”
“she got involved with then. .. She was, told that there absolutely no harm that could befall her boy- friend, Antonio, from her continued participation. As for Georgina, the shal chips would have to fall is they may with Andreev; since Subject was Georgina’s confidants, ve wou”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“Are. / 7/7/ s U 26 Juno 1966 SUB0H07: Contact Report/ LICCEY-5 25 Juno 1150-1225, Subj’s office 1. In response to a call-in by Su¥j, the 0.0. wont to dec Sub on Saturicy merning 25 June. , . 2, Subj reported that Valentin Loginov had dropped in to the office on 24 Juno ,”
“LOG from that party ( at Andreas OATANO ) and he said that he did it with pleasure and added few words of his own. When YO left L-1 asked Alla when was LOG leaving and she said LOG would- leave in October ‘69.. 8. At 1516 hrs of the same day LOG phoned to L-1 in the Institute”
“Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201 285412) spoke briefly with LIBOCKET-1. LOGINOY asked LIROCKET-1 if he would have time to teach English to his eight year old son. LIROCKET-1 stated that the hours requested by LOGINOV for lessons would be impossible to accommodate. LOGINOY then began”
“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,”
“romantically involved with Israel and Zionism after visiting Israel a couple of years ago, told LEVENDERIS on 2 August that she had indeed gone to the Israeli Embassy to volunteer to serve in Israel and had been immediately accepted because she had had training innursing. She”
“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. ”
“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”
“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 ”
“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”
“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 ”
“here). At the end LOGINOV told Subject that he would> like te see him again and Subject asked him to come to his house. According to Subject, LOGINOV asked, would not the fact of receiving a Sov official com-E promise Subject or lead him into some kind of troubles. 1 Subject”
“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”
“initiations. (Subj did not appear to be unhappy with Cebacon CalTian V this leSept turn of events.) Subj promised to keep his eyes and ears open and * d to pryonca pasting - No subsequent calls - USP fervently hoped tast LOG would introdice him to his replacement, the un”
“1 / ^Ms^Ms^^ -So ATTACHMENT # 1 1never invited him to his house, while at the time he had met BROVKIN !he was invited to BE house after they met the second of third time. ILOG told L-1 he had no intention of keeping L-1 away from his house, 1 but he wanted him to know th”
“the* : .downstairs Sanborns cafeteria, ROWTONsuggested that he fetch. LIREALN-1 and bring him to the silver shop upstairs in the same building. A 15-minute meeting (longer than expected) 'ensued, betwoon ROWTON, LIREALM-1, and the undersigned in a 1 corner of the Sanborns si”
“/ The other Soviet was named VLADIMIR (LNC), about 57 years old, and did not speak any Spanish at all, but was very nice. According to Fafaol, he was the only true Scientist there. (Also from Dubno). At the second- party the Russian woman did not cone, Andreas American boss”
“1 4-00000 149 I on 1v - trx* he would invite - the LIROSSIXS (a LIROSDINS noted that SYCHEV (2-1 7413) was not in atic at th-s reception. The LEROBDIS also passed a row light remarks with • LOGINOV (P-11712) regarding the: Olympics. 1/1 noted that LOOENOY spoke to the”
“14-00000 208 1 -2- gardless of who they may be, so have any thing to do with Mexican oil industry. 5. LOG commented that the USSR was very much interested in establish** they ing strong economic interchange, especially trade, with Mexico and were not finding the right”
“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”
“the group visit the Santos Gallery. Subj ves just about able to include Andreeva in ths invitation, and then Andreeva was gone from the group. The invitation was for 1 at 1100, During the evening Andreev mentioned that he would like Subj to perform the SovEnb. Subj said he wo”
“14-00000 208 Embassy over attending the Soviet Embassy reception, wished to- impress me with his sincerity about whose side he was on, and felt obliged to completely clear the record by mentioning the, visits to GAZIYEV’s home and meeting the other Soviet there.* 15. Subj”
“I .79: SF/2 4-: Sront SB/SCC- Ciales foLogener July 16, 1969 Contact Report Subject: ZIOVAI-1 (p-S903) Date of meet: July 17 ft Hoyo 19 at 1430 hre 1. Prearranged meet -hich lasted 90 rinuter. Next meet: Luurt 17 at the same place. 2. On Friday July 11 1 A00M-1 gave”
“i 36 -4- xpx spoke to Subject in a heavy accented broken English and was delighted when Subject ruggested that they speak Spanish, LOGINOVS general line of conv was that the essential thing in the life is understanding and to be able to understand others one must get to ”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“LOGINOV AS CONSUL ATTEND ING CONVENT ION BUT THAT - . - NIKITIN. MUST MAKE FORMAL VISA APPLICATION WHICH SHE MUST SUBMIT TO HER GOVERNMENT. • .- 2. PLEASE ATTEMPT BLOCK NIKITIN’S VISA. YOU MAY TELL LIAISON HE IS RGB OFFICER WHO AS SOVEXPORTFILM REP SECRET 201-285412”
“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”