“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 ”
“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”
“•40 157 Ret 00 R5#20 00 2 TM () Una Reception de Valentin Loguinov DAM50 DDD6/5010 885 SB/See PDOCTOR LAURIDO y Candia, Valentin.S.Loguinov, Antonio Certosimo y Jiri Svest. -i ' *i - ka, duranto la racapoion. (Foto de Jaime Gonzalez) . -—------- % .ETLSIPR .’ El w”
“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”
“1 4-00000 A' ATTACHMENT GeS TO h d 13985 + SECRET i(f < <* SUMMARY TRACES IN SPR FORMAT PREPARED BY. BRUCE H. GINTALAS - DATE : 8 September 1965 201 NUMBER . 201 285412 A NUMBER : 18721 beAalwkal-*sA0evru,rAaal 1. NAME: Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV - - * '" . 3 2”
“abcut, and Subj left it at that- he didn’t.! 73 72: la ° bring the nor I though he has the piece of paper to return to Loginov/. - —: /$.2. In reapers P.O.’s inquiry Subj mentioned the names of some applicantein. co for travel t * . Apparent Aahdlogy Congress to take place i”
“14-00000 8 @ 2 1 the Hotel Dol Prado on 13, 14 and 15 Voy, and he had asked Gobernacion for 0 Socrot Service protection. Arad told Subj that eight persons had come to_C 21 80 a Mexico, brought by the Soviets, He didn’t know where they came from or who they were. Arad ”
“14-00000 TO DISPATCH SECRET CLASSICA ION 19 _ PROCESSING ACHON________ XXX manETO roe INCOM_ 8 CiticL SR Division NO inOtxNG ErQeRro wro- 2. om y quALinItd CCS* 0 C CAR muoct imociS Chief, Wil Division----- FROM __ Chief of Station, Mexico City SUBJtcf’ 10 mi”
“14-00000 28 1- VALENTIN S. LOGUINOV : ■ ‘ .. 1. Contact. First not April 22, 1967. lio askod my wife 0 . and T If ho and an Amorioin born Mexican fricril could jobi ws’ in loubloo. Saturdays the tonnis courxt’s aro filled. I was ro- * - luotant at first until I rocognii”
“-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”
“usid for some time now, LOGENOY has called him, met him, and asked that he (Subject) snot Mexicans (students) who are either going to the U.S. or look 14i:e they might be promising in thet : respect, and th t ho (Subject) prepare biographical data and other details 1 about t”
“.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”
“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 200 11 0 TO DISPATCH CLASSIFICATION SECRET X PROCESSING ACTION MAKE FOR INDEXING Chief, SB NO INCFUING EtOUIRED INFO., ONLY ouurrit DUSK 00 Chief, WH CAN Juoc INDOUNG FROM Chief of Station, Mexico City MICRORLM SUBJECT, ■ OREDTOP AEKICK —Valentin S. ”
“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”
“: 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”
“5 rdfeanlulels Checto 41 1 SECRET 1 3 FEBRUARY 1969 1c/see adert y r / a G la y MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE GOPIES MADE CnIrY MADE fill M I X H H S N CAD SUBJECT: Valentin Sergyavich LOGINOV (P-11712) ) * 000 Attached are five LIEMBRACE. Soviet Target ofl@pport”
“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”
“14-00000 203 ■ ) ;LOG: "Excellent. Then I’d like to see you to discuss, certain things.” . GAZ: . "Then I can come there tomorrow?” - LOG: "No, better Wednesday.” ., .GAZ: "All right.. He usually comes there at 6 o’clock.. *He got married and came here with his wife. -”
“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 205 __ I said that he had not. My inclination was to believe Subject, and .I went away thinking that either GAZIYEV and LOGINOV had been talking about someone else over the phone, or that they had 'never gone beyond the stage of simply talking about Subject. : 10”
“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”
“14-00000 3 CWH DEC B ATAU .CLASBIRIC-ION_ PROCESSING ACTION DISPAICH SECRET _^^roninorxing_____ INro Chief, WI! Division 1 XXX NoirtUW QUIRE ONLY QuALrtdotsn Chief, SB Division € CAN WOQf IMOCUNG FROM 1P1. = Chief, of Station, Mexico Ch/ 01 ickornis SUBJECT.‘/./;”
“e- ment. B. 1445 h rs Yugo slav Amb Gustav VIAHOV asks for Sovamb B AZAROV. V told that Bat dinner. V says wishes speak to him regardless, B answers. Vasks if he got any additional news. B says no. Vasks cal what nationality , nothing is known. B says no. Vsays because (muffi w”
“O)OC 340 .C. 20 Mexico. DF., —14 1 11 6 tin % ,* fi y tt s 2% 1 . CA 3» 4319 F’f r u • - En Honor del Consul %/ de la Union Sovivica 9me/1* El senor Valentin S. Logulnov, consul de la Union Sovietica en Mexico, y su distinguida esposa, Alejandra de Log”
“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”
“1-00000 ,104-10173-10097, 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 U Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-285412) ■ 23 December 1927 41 Yrs old Born Moscow . Stationed in Havana from September i960 until September 1963. Attache. In 1”
“SECRET 21 July 1966 - MEMORANDUM FOR: FROM *8*38 SUBJECT: - —Ernesto CIAZARO Peregrto .1, Reference ts made to your memorandum dated 27 June 1966 and to the Interview with Subject conducted in Veracruz on - 7 July 1966 by. . -7 ? .... / of your office and a representative”
“14-00000 INOLXL • vcE x-e TO FILE, Nd. NO’ CLaSsie.. TO File NO. FicE RBO ndr. TO. BNANCH ■ 6 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET rorat comirs 36 norm REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED OCTTNOT O 810. ;_____ _____ PERSON/UNIT NOTIFICO - 01 $ Br Zna. 21SCE111BY10/55 3 4 - U/H 36 R”
“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 95 *■9■ 9 . SPR PREPA RED BY: Jonathan L. WEENING . . DATE: 14 August 1967 - 1. NAME: Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (3, 5), * 2. DPOB: 23 December 1927 In Mos cow (28). , GenrfS'. Subject has stated that he cuure from Moscow (1), and his wife said they . 'gre”
“this year than last.. As a matter of fact, L/1 could identify only two people in the entire throng that he 7 had previously known. They were: the Indian Embassy Counsellor (?), 6 FLU PARASEAR and an American couple, Lulu Vargas-Vila So LEE (wife), 2 who is the correspondent f”
“14-00000 57 ATTACHMENT to TURNOVER Report 9' May 15, 1969._ Subject: Rafael VIDIELLA Rtis (F-4805) . Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,712 V Source: LIOVAL-1 (p- 1.-. ON May 2 Rafael gave a language, lesson to LIOVAL-1 and on that occasion he stated that LOGINOV had taken Juan L”
“14-00000 000 •• - •- 004 se • go UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ,772 oran du772 TO onal Security Officer DATE: Janua: 1966 FROM Francisco Diaz Assistant SUBJE Cristobal TORRES Ponce assy Chauffeur Yesterday noon Mr. TORRES came up to my office and reported that he was sent ”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“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 ”
“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 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”
“1 4-00000 176 SEC.R2T -6- 1 J • • this: LIRENO-1, incidentally, has pointed out in his reports that SALAZAR is extremely active in Veracruz and that he has the ear of someone important in the city council as well as others. The general commanding the area, who is ”
“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,.”
“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”
“tdealn. adore ir the ro:jiaition ideals. And Yatskov further -ited that .- helrnd Jultjje-tlhere viry much Iri cormon, and that they should ment. It #: 0 left shot zatekor wou3*. 1 I subject. 1 F. wbjceA/lr co Cttv’Station --18 The C/0 r: • lent at his office on22 Novenber ”
“14-00000 14 1 0 white film of the Opymplcs to Ram rez Vasquez. No Indian around. No Greekreither. Chacha Valdes, formerly de Lanz Duret, with her new husband, licencindo Lozano. She if the owner of Universal. He was nobody until he married, now he is a well known jurist. ”
“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”
“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 . ”
“charm an simplicity and learned tact the latter had at one time been a "locksmith," (?) and having studied at the "Inte national Diplomatic Institute" recived this appointment as Private Sect to the ambassador. 2. During one of Subj’s free moments he approached Pavel KOVAEV, ”
“14-00000 6 % • % 1, Subject, arrived at 1930 Learing a Russian record as a gift from his wife and a bottle of vodka with a jar of caviar as a gift from himself, lle apologized that his wife could not make it that evening because she had to attend a "command performance".”
“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”