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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== 14-Q0000 104-10106-10300] 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 returnto CIA O2ia /#1m L Background Use Do Not Reprocuce Yurily Ivanovich NOSENKO IDENTIFICATION NOSENKO Yurily Ivanovich a Soviet KGB officer Wvho defected in 1964 and was subsequently involuntarily con- fined in the U.S _ by the Agency for a period of approximately three years BACKGROUND NOSENKO first contacted Agency_per - sonnel in Switzerland in June 1962 and subsequently defected in January 1964 NOSENKO was brought to the U.S and after a period of relative freedom he was involuntarily confined in April 1964 . From April 1964 to August 1965 , 'he was confined at an Agency controlled site in Clinton; Maryland _ From August 1965 to October 1967, NOSENKO was confined at [Camp Peary@ Virginia In October 1967, he was returned to the Washington area given increas ing amounts of freedom until he was given total free - dom in April 1969 NOSENKO became a U.S. citizen in April 1974 NOSENKO was employed by the Agency as a consultant in March 1969 and continues under contract to date - His present salary is 823,500 per year_ APPROV AL (1) The legal basis to confine NOSENKO against his Will was discussed by Mr Richard Helms DD/P and others with the Deputy Attorney General on 2 Apr il 1964 (Tab 1) On 3 April 1964 > the Agency General Counsel Mr Lawrence Hous ton advised the Director of Security by memorandum that such confinement was proper (Tab 2) (2 ) There are a series of letters from the DDCI DCI and others to various agencies including the Department of Justice and the White House covering the period 1964 to 1969 evidencing awareness of these agencies of the NOSENKO affair (Tab 3) (3) The conditions of NOSENKO S confine ment were established by the Office of Security (Tabs 4 & 5) Ipv Only ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ RESULTS By memorandum dated 2 October 1968 the Director of Security forwarded tio reports to the DDCI summar izing the results of the NOSENKO case to that date The reports are voluminous One Ias prepared by the Office of Security and the other by the FBI . Both reports conclude that NOSENKO was a bona fide defector A draft menorandun attached to this file, dated 21 October 1968 and prepared by the CI Staff raises question regarding NOSENKO ' $ bona fides and challenges the above two reports TERMINATION NOSENKO continues under contract to the. Agency He is brought to Washington periodically to consult on matters germane to his background and experience _ Various reports are available in the files of the Office of Security which detail financial aspects of this case No final accoun ting has been made since the project continues COAMENTS (1) Wh ile the Office of Security files do document the rationale for the original confinement of NOSENKO _ they do not docuent the rationale for his continued confinement over S0 long a period of time A memorandum dated 5 August 1969 states that various congressional staff officers wvere briefed on NOSENKO and states that concern for his safety , as well as con- cern regarding his bona fides prompted the prolonged confinement- (See Tab 6 ) (2) Office of Security files document a period in 1969 during wh ich a mail cover was placed on NOSENKO, (3) During the above period NOSENKO Ias allowed a pleasure trip to Florida During this Agency personnel , with apparent Headquarters approval obtained the services of prostitutes This apparently occurred on at least two occasions 2 trip , ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ FILES Office of Security files on NOSENKO are maintained in the follow locations OS/SSD (Contact Mr . Charles Phalen) OS/SAG (Contact Mr . Bruce Solie) 3 ing ================================================== Page 4 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ ~InG Ezs PY 2. April 1964 NEMORANDUNFOR : RECQRD SUSJECT: Discussion with Daputy Attorney Goneral oD Nosenko Case Hr Helas, Nr. Kouston and Mr: Nupphy net with the Doputy Attorney General ana neabers 0f bls staf€ to discuss subject cise, Present froz Xr _ Katzonbach S-=: staff Wera Hessrs . and Rois- 2; Mr. Helas explained the Mosenko cas0 briefly ad indicated that shortly #e Kouid bo faced Mith what we at Jeast considered to be two problens On vhich vould Jike the advice 0f the Depaftaent of Justice. we First,- 46 vould Sboor feel conpeIled to begin hostile intertogation 0f tosenko in ordor to arrive a: thc truth with respect to hig aisgion for the KGB end V0 vondered what the legal position would b0 in circuastances In which He detained Nosenko against his BiIl for this pose_ Second, Ye vouId have to ba after de put - that N6 could obtain no adGibioneidynfoteitiotefzan- Nosenko to deport bin. Me had thought anfoagitionitca Gernany and transferting bi5 Eo Soviat custody in Jorfin whero tbis has been done a nunber: OF tincs in the pIst, 3, There wa3 S050 discussion %f #hether' deportation to another coutzy bight be 2 coasideration. Xr , Ha Jus explainod #o tould Probably fac? publicity Problers in deportiag to 2 third country of tbe Kind #e would ed - couter if bo baro frea in the U . 5. Nt. Ile las noted thers vero aany Itebs ef. infernation which Me and the FBI roalize ar8 of no significance holdingsxwe havo but wich an because Of tbe fife couId use to cteato- Bischief. "Tsfsursjocs nehspaper nan and it #as the consensus: that aspec< was then &ropped Place . Berlin WZ probably the best 4, The Guostion of tho basis for dtention raised and related by MI. Foloy co che conditi= Nas agwin which Noscnko is io this counttt. He is ons under clusion anc parole case" vhich hor? as an aditced and n8an3 he b25 not been has been parolod to che Azency which is responsiblo for his while ho is io this countrf. This #In5 EYES O.LY Foley, Yeag ley Teady ing: Vo- ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ EB € J% 2 parolo can bo Interpreted' to pean" parole to_ a spacific Jocalo which vould pTOvIde: 5030 Justificatign For our dotaining hia for questi It was thon pointed out however, tbat .€ ho said he wished to leave the coun - to return to tho Soviet Union; tachnica We would b6 ablo to datain_ bin- furthet. In thls; event, not b0. facod Mith tha need to- deport hin quickly ande uould and for.this purpose tbe: inalgration warrart 0f quietly and.deportatton xas probably tba bostKinseriaontarrest 5, 4r: Katzonbgch' asked Hr: Foley to Check into this and Hr: Foley WIll in tur contacc Ar, Houston. Mra ;Houston Mill in cuz discuss the Problea: #Itk CIA Offico 0f Socurizz %EiGs 5= to got the background-oE thelr Ifeison the InS on thoso natcers, 6." Nr- Keles thanked Mr . Katzenbach for bis assistance and E6 departed an14 5036 jovial banter vlth "Tbe Spy Bho Camo in Froa the Colaentboutithatespec: :o to happen to hiq whez he atarted Eq clinb Ke expected in Berliaa OYer that "all" David E. Muxphy Chief SR Division 3E3T 5 BY Ent , Og ing: try 1lY ================================================== Page 6 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ OGC 64-0903 3 April 1964. MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Security SUBJECT: Parole Status of Defectors 1 On 2 April 1964 we had & discusgion with the Department of Justice or the status of aliens whoge inspection by I&NS i8 deferred upon arrival at Our request and who are thez paroled to this Agency- It Was the position of the Department of Justice that we were responsible fOx taking any action necessary to CarEy out the terg_of_the parole 2, A8 you know, a bagic parole agreement was executed by the Attorney General and the DCI on 10 February 1955. After setting up conditions for authorizing parole in any one case, the agreement gtates: "After parole of Such alieng, the Central Intelligence Agency Will assume responsibility fOr care supervision 2nd control Of & kind and degree it believes consistent with the internal gecurity needs Qr the United Stateas during continuance of their parole status- This means that the responsible Agency Officials must take the minimum action necessary to protect the internal security needs of the United Stateg. The word "minimum" i9 not necesgarily & limitation- It merely means that good judgment must be used 29 to what kind and degree of action i8 necegsary- 3 The agreement further provides that upon-completion of the parolee' $ intelligence OI operational purposeg in the United State8 Or if internal security reasong 80 require, the alien will be removed from thig countzy through arrangements made by the Agency and, in such case, the Agency Will inform the Service in advance of each proposed departype. Zaeaod Da^a Gc6hcc ICa) by ApL LAWRENCE R HOUSTON 19 Sept 78 General Coungel cc:WDl? cYsR @sk V @oxz ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ Tanuary 1975 SUBJECT: Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO 1_ Information that NOSENKO had defected and was in the United States in February 1964 was known to appropriate agencies and articles had appeared in the public media. 2 NOSENKO was in the United States under an I&NS parole as the responsibility of CIA The FBI was advised of the presence of NOSENKO in the United States and interviewed NOSENKO on several occasiong in March 1964. The United States Intelligence Board was also formally advised on 12 February 1964 concerning the defection of NOSENKO_ On 14 February 1964, NOSENKO in the was interviewed by Soviet Rresence of I&NS and State Department officials officials/and NOSENKO reaffirmed his previona request for asylum in the United States. fully ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ XSEGR5T 3 CCT 1569 ER 69-5003/1 Mr: Rayrond 5 Faffall_ Cormiagioner ofIrimfgration and Natarallzatton:_ Depastraent of Juatice Wasbfigton: pact Dear Mr: Farrell: Supjzcr: Yurly Ivanovich NOSENKO Parnuuant to the' authority granted under Section 0I the Central Intelligence Agency Act of 1949, ag amerded, I approve and racorimend for your approval thg entranco of sabject into the Jnited States for perrnanent reeldeace gincg -hieentaYis i5 the interest %f the national gecurity ad-8332n4+8 #5 #le [5504932024 Ofte natonal intelligence misgion In accordance witb previona cOfespondence in Section 7 cases; It [9 tnderstood tbat you will presert this mattar to the Attorney General for Lf9 approval: 5i386 bia deiection in-February 1964, the gubject has" pzovided yalnable-infortation to thig Agency and he will cantine to be of value In tko future. ~Subject has been investlgated abroad and here over a period of five: years and bag Submitted to & tectmnical inter rogation: The question of bona fides I9 a contimuing One and should any information be developed definitely disprovizg hi& bona fideg, it shall,je made available to your Serrce and the_ Attorrey Genazal 6398 JEjdzd {7 Juxatz SccIE tzn3adia; 3a+ eclaatlt U-a ================================================== Page 11 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ =cn5 Ilr? #4-+0cloted Josti}-}zs,acd taongtonra 1a &5ucn Sceetrzecaiej-2 536470}}; [s _ pie3ata ainr #tsarter 3ac3t De1ta4zae: Isf" H: J"-Osorn 8 October 1969 Zava d % , Omor Dato Ptzactor At Sochitr_ Eteblutia / 053-;*} D 4r8o4it& stjeor & 8927" Dra; 1 3' % 31 % 2 G38 4 2p? 1' 1 o3c 2 Cs Fien SFRHEI 46 ================================================== Page 12 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO (Aka: Yuri NOSSENKO) 30 Octobor 1927 Nicolayov, Uxraine; USSR Male Dlvorcod Brow Blue/Gray sft- W incbeg Soviet Caucasian ================================================== Page 13 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ ~Se5R 2i7e36p*CAAT4 STrECr}; 4e;/ eorics So52420: tR ad *om34o p3o3 Vncte 871441 #ionen eaet Gzsr 44nz4 oz4t WnfMa#aaera vom70d 212v18 Un qrer srt5o J3j8 # @ate7n44723end @in elzan; 4919 eenagad 04 #1- dyoreek Sea49882 raattiuen tula/ 92nc 20z25770574),Jev 1eeA #7arte450273 , dapr @P 08 Ba4 Mess-oata Casd haanaes; #aEeetr e #odriso Kea 34el}353 Hi3ator; {86+8 1 03231 30rc J3824830 42477rPsaetar Beteels+ Ma/970 4 4te+4Ioitste ti hera Moal #ettern #attes 0a srtoti Rota esl iatte Is ? emdentn d RV Fv} Zataltisvorely Mnc%30 2 +0rtus jroeomer %42 *36z78c 3eteacantt LL43iz Aeii7a33 Mars2its12544 604 eaa *8 #v5k BLAZIONil3rzt 067444 PaI32IT A51 F45t 1941|V54 1 %arlber FOLicil AXSI . 155 Eezissrav, %323 LAriC}7: Carbizat Cototeise 53rtr` 4957-1964 4 Merber Eopiactniat ZSS2 5230 XW% 53 ~E!TET C ":iizio J43s PetT> 1i4 ================================================== Page 14 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ St8REf` SP-1687 1 & JUL Mr- Rajmond F Farzell Cormlggioner: 0f Izmigration_ ana Naturalization Departient of Justice Waghington Dec Atfention: Mr IrnkE Bartoe Dear Si=: SUBJECT Yuriy Ivanovich NOSSENKO Reference E3 mada to previous in this ca9es corresponderce ##iect-Contizes to + of operational interest to tis Agency " Thereiore; 113 zequested parole t? ihis Agency be etended faj entedditojedt's Period &f 9iz (6} mnonths beyond the Qnal hig of 16 expiration date of August 1969- Youz coaperation in thig mafter is very much preciated 2p- Sincerely; STCEMD Victor R. White Deputy Director of Security (Invegtigations and Operational Support) " 3* OS/AAS/ Iw: 16 July 1969 Mt T0 Be HSSE#ATE FXRZVE @2 Eyy8uta T1 #xxeh_HEQW PRin? Pa;SG OF ME CENTHAL @tzlEZCe AGEcX 61:J? J211:1 1; Ic1: ~ecoC dcma;ns); &1 Grcgiiict%i3 163 stay W:es ================================================== Page 15 ================================================== 14-00000 ROUTINSI NAIIORD_ 6 SHF SUJECTe; (Oztionol) FROMt;; BXIZNSION NO_ Chief SR: Division 'DATe 57z7 13 February3L964 TO:zOnieer' devignotioc {0o5y numbor, onJ building): OXT OFFICERS: 'COMMENTS (NuaberJeah Coainciathoi 8 GMoe-ionARDeo INITALS Rbhom ; Drax; %licazccost celyma, ofcr ke5- cock Corttn TOPSECRET EYESEOVEY Dofos: B HAND: 13 Jaermty 3EIS 15_ eves BXLY FC?m 6T0 US P?eMCUs. 3-62 {Diticns SECRET COXFIDENTIAL ImTERXAl UsE Only UNCLissifie? 31- ================================================== Page 16 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ J C2nEZ EYES OxlY 1I February 1954 XEYORLNDUY For: Xr: XcGeorge Sxady swaJect: Yuri: Ivanovich HOSaxxo 1- This panaraacio I3 fers 0 tha Srata rolaasa of 10 Februat} 0n subjact' Cjse and Depatt nt topa] backgroad &5 4efl 3s Infozaation provides Eddi- st tus++ ea his currenz 20 As 2 Is3: staff' Jff1= NOSEYzO is #ssigncd 10 ta Countozi-tolifejicaOSEectorete ofitle of tre KG? In Xascav buz wes ircluded in tS3 Soviet ro tbe Disar aaeat Coafsfenz? as Part Jf delegation: aext Wiich peraitted hiz {O carty 0uz 8 Coer afrnge_ Sacrriv Ilactlons Zn Geneva on bohalp 78toZh828G62 tha EG8_ end 34 : XoSExXJ also attended various sosglons J2 Disaizazeof Conference hoid in Gonava 11 2952_ Ehe tha: cparse . Qf theso session5 #OSENro During officials Jf .the 8;` Sc gou3b0 Cpntzcr bith tat: te %3Efhi,lated Sozc-aoen56 Infofaed these 8fficieis paratus sjd >oluneearad 9 aide Sovi:F3StGoc resintt_ap" aotgctior Soviet Suovet_fCeAac UVi8u; di;cGovs %381132 U," S, Goyomaeat- zba againsz h& U _ S_, authorities NOSETzS couts? 02 bis contsct &itb tha 8- 5. Govezasant staecd thar bis coopezation #ith for Eba Scrlez origEnatod with his distasta 33d natrad Tevaggs Sorisre iius: ip3ew8ral; #ith his desire to obzzin i0 tha Sovisz xJusz dath 0f bis fatker , 2 Scnior ozficiaf adizatloa cf {haphae1d23 Industry, ina with zhe general tiet #ithin tha Aaoricaas with #aor bz bad cowe Ix Coz - Soxlar Ucion- 4, In J4fp Januaty 1964, HOSEIO aIrived i0 ggain 2asgusrading 23 4 seaber of the Soviat Genava , o thg Disanment Confezence; Subjecz delegation bis CIA conkects in Eh& Unitad States secrezly Zofified enc& ia Geneva ang atrangod €0 32ee wi 8816153172 Ais PrCss Buring a Serios e2 goctiEgs NOSEVKO provided contzczs, includi-z docuronts concr S0vgegrsridedSecfcizztice Yitiss 4itbin 280 USSR aad 3bro1d an6 cy Icti- of che XGb operaticn a detailad eccoir : waick MOSExSO azaiast U. 5, Prozessor Bargkocrt said ha kd persjnlly supervised 4* che directIon 0f SZXICUASTNIY , Ek" Chaif72a of the Coamiz Sor Stzte Securizy (KG3) . tee 2is' WaLY cer, During icz ================================================== Page 17 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ ETES JNLY his deSira During these Aost rocsn: Jeetings NOSENXO in the Eo" Jaavo tha USS? paruanent}> and announced Nest. He claiaed his dex #ork in seek bis future aputy Chizz 0f that tho KGB (First and Zecruitenz o.821 615,26;;283 *ic8 36 SGixdflance Paxding aad tat ho would Rorisatois to rhs vas 0x7_ Vich a7, fr?qRerc - bo able t0 .wist tbe Political 357185 Jn the hccoudtoz 3ez tes}refazed a Zequest for Fragkfurt 7 Garany wbore hitc; gizton He: 8aS tzker- t0 gation~ Plans aTa da4 nade IoEonrezo odozgoine Ixtetzo- €0 Teaoye 615 to t2 W 5 bas 6- Itsbould bc noted that; CIA n0: beJn #toasive axd tat contact NIth Sublact , #hozugh , ntertogatioe {c(03+2}18si Hill rquire eadftiouzf It shorld 3iso bo nozed that Subyect'g bcaz Eidos.. Certed #ith gubstantive #OSENKO's. duttes Bere: nO: con- 43d he tharafore Is aspects 0f the Disirisaent ay+ Iight 02 that a305 o2 Gcred to be able to shad Fouce;eEz" , our interese, 7,_ The Fossibility that #OSENKO' $ sfged Eo #rScr the confezonce dofeczion was de- decisio Ic accep: hia 0a3 3ost Corefolly corsidered. t8 Soviets #ou}d ROE have Y43 taken Gn ths convictio that (stazg officer of tho chosea such 4 Yalperablo ajcat for this xind of Boyo? Ihcas # Ezraaessinos Acting Deputy Dizesw83 for Plans CSR/DE!Tjif 0 11 Feb 64 Distribuzion: Adse 2 CC SR/CI/X-[cvaey 1 cc CIcI 1 CS CSR DD/oS JlSVN E DY USSR) Rest . being Tso: %53) Orig ================================================== Page 18 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ hta UNLI ~NTRAL' INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ) WASAINGTON 25.0. C. OFFICE OF DZPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELUGENCE iz Fobrpasy 1964 NEmelyou t FJR: inited Statos Intolligegca Bourd Henbers SUSJECT* Yuzf Ivanovich JOSEtxo 1` mis Senorazans rofars t0 %ke Stcte Degertaert Tolaa30 of 10 Febivary 83 subject Casa and providas add2- tional bacsgronaa 45 N6ll as Infetaazion b0 nis curiant Sz321s_ 2, As # r6 82222 ~fficer, WOSERo Is Tegufafly { Eea %o rme Cpuntsfintellisenc? Directorz88"63 Ckb Xoscq1 but 35 fecladed In the Soviat delezatioz *o the Disera43ent' Confarzzca 89 perz: 0f 3 cayor Jcat Bhleb Perzirze: 0ra t0 carry out 82t8,f2%8158 zg3g8 saCr177 Zuctiaks /5 Cazeva ob beiaIr 0f zba XG8 + 3. wOSexro 2150 attended varijug sessions 6f tbe Di3ar3a3gtz CenfozeEcs hold 41 Genevz 13013123 During ttc CoEzs; 32 t#es0 3e39408, #OS23zO so1znt cojeace #ith ofzicials: of thc S7 Govetzjcnz Aniozeed these @fzlclals rnat &a #as 3Stiltetod Yith 7h Sov477 State Seseit7 Patatus: a54 voluateered zo aid the 3, Goverzcezt %z "? 8.ts2 Gc8 Sozivt 5h2r3iv8 Zclivin ditected @gein31t8 607811592+ buzias &a0 Gqufs} 02 blg CoAeact #ith U- 3, apchoritles, NOSEREg stazei tuat hls Cocpezatioz #ith rie 8, S, Coperaent % ginazed #ith hi; distists Jntbatrad {07 tbe 8ovi8z Zrgino in gemeral #ich afg dasir6 €0 obt4ln Tavedz? for t%B Upjust deach of 61s fathez , 2 senitr official ia tbe Soviet shipbulding industzy, 33d #ith ce atsifjzi0s 0f 2h0 AAaricaxs #ith mara Ra_had Secerai tact miraia che Soris: Unionb {039 in Cor~ 4, In 12t3 Jantary 1984, ROSENEJ arzivod Is s22i2 basquerading_ a5 a 3ooba} 0f Kie Sov1872d-lagGetova, Eo the Digaranecz Confvreaco; Subject secratly #otificd hia cu Ecmeacss i 283 {ited Stzles COpcszhing his en€3 in Cageva 33d 37-ap284 t0 Brer #lts {ies8 prvs- During a. {arie3 ] _Jsatdugz JOSE5r0 prividadse,fOrGZcEon Yicro3i51 iocuzentssCSRCoinie Suvie: Stzte Sccusity 8Cti- #Itkim the USS? an& acrsed 254 2 detailad ecciub% 7XEt EVES #XLY 3r1c2] $+ p: ================================================== Page 19 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ 7 93 E 2il of the XGE oxerzrion agalst U, S; Professor Barzhoora #kicb XOSEHXO said 80 had personally suparvIsed 2t rhe diroction of SEXICiASTUIY , zha Cbairan P2 tbe Coaitcev Eor Szato SocurLty : (XGB) - 5; During . thesa ,ost TrCent eaat1ngs' NOSEHRO anaounced his tesIre to Jeava tha USSR perzanencly and scek his futura 19 tho Meatr Ha: clalaed his nev work in Eha YGB (First: Beputy Chief oi,thaf drpartaczt ckarzed with thc Suroillazce and Tocrnitabat of Aasrican visizozs to. the USSR) {as 3X- parding and tbazbe #oula cot be abls to visit th8 Mogt Vith 83y fraquaney. Accezdinglz; h0- prepatod J refmesz far poltticl a5y12 in the Wpited Sates. H va5 tasen *0 Sa3kEurtz GxaaaY @bore be 13 Suttent}y ude7golag interzo- gtio- Plans aT6 poti ; belng a4d0 to Tenova tp the S, 6: Ie shouIe B0: Aote} that CIA contact #ith Subjaci Aas oot beor exzecsivc and zhat ya #ill requize additionai: thorough Interrogation ro estzblisk Stbject' 5 bana fides; It shculd _Iso.b6 nocod tbat NOSENKO $ juties #aro: #0: Com- cared "#ith substmntive aspeczs of the Disarzaacrt Congareac? , 304 he therefore i9 ept axpected To_be abls ta: shed; Puc4/ i2 any ; ; Ifghf Or taz axBa 0f our iaterast- 7 - Tne Foss1bility that NOSaMrO's defection ?3s do- signed to Nrek: tke. confezonce #as Dost carefully Ecosidared- 708 #ecisicn: €0 accopt niz: #a5- gaken 0; We conriction Zpur . tko. Sovists #ouId 362: have cbosea: such a voloarablg ageat (st24 #fficer oe.tho K5B) for .this KIna o2 mcYs& Marshalf 5. Cartor Lleutarant; Caneral, USA Deputy #irettor Eils ii hix Ja ================================================== Page 20 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ 'Nosenko BRos Accoun EDiseiites U ChargeEBy Soviet BFTAD SZULC # Defection: Pieceded Service:; Ofticials: 0r tke: state 3463r8oZortIL5t= W Zs:" 30 Department ~ *e CentralzIn- ZuA NO.GiOMtoldeh +3o} Sowiae to Swisz Apparently;- tazisencta Tgectgad the Embaxgy"EICatat.ttetr-ca5` Gawice vere;;s present-Ziaz frontation bereJast Fridej:tbat OarNezlizence: Evc: Were%tso PEesent > ba leit Srizetand on the_way Nojezka5wzs describad % to the Uhitedi Saates 28-bour> been completely .telared beoret#ls'-cetection Rasgre-[swiss dipIaZL28 pez jauring the Interviedv ported the-Rusaians to:tre mitted to;tale;separtely.with He ls understood_to: have taia Swiss aubboribies- FE+oserto Eiasoviet @iplonat during Uheir; ThisstatereatbybE fozerbzniori_aton: 2dc eauableleiceeslice _oi-ecence Ehat he stag: Otiicez ot-tbe Soviet Com-(today: Raton_oregelailibe cithouc ofszbiss OwT: mitee . OE Sta e-Sacuitye telon t2e defecilaiz 21t o without eny Butsicepressures sec-et tolice ?ppea ed to aqoust|E The ; Soviez 322gztioxz iak- Fis tatemeat; 1 Was_repcr Ato & deniat: 0 Ee Soviet charze,Gezeva: it.kwas 8r32eoo ttoldtedidid Got_aisy Sovie5zge tat te SissZutiorities Ezd z Swi} police 22372Cred oplomatcseooriseeuthorities be37 %eglgect 1 reventi g ; e377 PotoseakoVaS-Iniss-Stolorpeiatieport:zeichiz tnel derectioz #x mg- But_BIc,#Nosenko's Jiss-Siett aDeon; seit *or 55 Se. MC- Nosenko 7' whe quit #432442 eprsee;ce:ottuuietiit dptonuea to rerg &ui neabar of Ce Soviet celegatior Soviet Eqoassyulcal;ze zhid continued to-regiszer:' com: to tSe Gazeiz 'dsaranertcox- t0 bave: Saora thit;sis actual Eiterts touosenkes cogieca Eerenc; Febr€ Fas alluwed: to/defectiosstool plecce; .#Paclwituz NoSznko $ conference Ceet whe#asoviet: diglonat(the erecedirg C37. Le Sovietgiglomat kerg b the c Sberce 0f;Uwited TraxSovieg delegetion: m sates oiticalsfzhy 9 pounced: Ar: Nosenko . The Staiz- Departreat 37- pearizce Feb 5: 3 coucced atrthe tiae tbaethe The; 7 reeting-_ibetweesz:ltr 'cozontatior wis piacefNosenko-aiddthejeJa iet* En Ln Wasbingtoca5 the request;o:fbasyy ofticialitook; Place {Fthe the: Sovietgbassy- but: : no heacqzarteriror Ete- Wzsilrg otber Cetails were maze -pubiic ton: Eeld: o.ficz oc_tje lm_ The' departinent_said that_almigation: 0ed 2teeigzioa/ Lt Repert Policzz: ZRelug jving Zeeng bx ~volitlot; disa?" ~lsg {9L ================================================== Page 21 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ 089 Lets SWSS And Red Envoys alate Defeetor Nozenko4gain Yoices Desire 34 For Asylun 05 By-Chalmers; SL Robests #Se0 @poc3 Soviet seccetspoliede2 Eectoc: Yuri If Nosenko $ i7 the; United States:wbere Fe:was interviawed -jester diy by oficials of-botb_tbe Russiar and ~S Wis $ Em` bassies; Tbe; Depattent said eich interview Jaszed Tess Quan an houracd that a Departeent' oZicial was presest eack tine: _ Noserko reatiirmed hz; earlier: request tor _ iskyum "5 tbs: Caited' States_ and: it ` wil .be- gted State Depatmepe gpoce iai Richard, I: Phiilss ii-giving out @is,infor-atiou; `declized to' sjy#here" tbe:jteiviews took'place oc to: 3ive.any, de tiiks" "Earliet he: bid : Said" it; was possible'_ that ; pemsmens bere: wiU be : alowed . to 4 Fitb Nosen*o Sovi8i Kick Up Eussz These developrents came 25 tbe Soviet Union kicked up 1 diplomatic fuss over tbe dis- appearance of Nosenko on" 7 e b. { irog Geneva, wbere pe nad teen 3ss.gned 23 32 "exzert" jn tne Soviet delega- 'on ai the 17-nation disara- Neot conference PhiUpps s2id h 2 w a $ "0n temporary duty fto m EGZ. (seczet po :ice) nendgearers in Mos: c)* Lp ta yesterday Moscow na been cirecting ibs public clplomatic wvra*5 at t h e {Sviss, cbarging tbem wih Joos# s2cumiy The provision {of Swiss diplomat t0 in:er- Kei Vosen*o W2S to assure ih? Swies tza: te Unifed States h2? Iaken io CO iegal ac: on #ceir soil: {The Swiss al-ezdy had aorgly rejeceed te Soie: crajzes_ Oa #edzesdzy. PWWlips {e: Sze DEFECTOR, 45, Col: 1 Y State talr; < ) -rs7/ part ================================================== Page 22 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ "4.4229U4219+? See Defector 3_ pocted yesterday; 3 Sovet called*i` American moassa Enbassy ;"essenger; brought:akdozzFoxzuzoaiereand Ghirzed messags to #ie State;Depart-(tbe Unitistiailrim; Dentjaskiag" {05 iforato perni ssible e#c2 %u-ese: rasato the mancec irrwbici He sipped Gon5 3E @dnag ~." Ane oseuko; presented-hinsticg; shitge toweve= konle; sele; tat" 0S autnorities taz Hoiztibai dt the Zzarqueted Inooportnit[Uniag532 4ereieees @ tosinterviere_hina#RTLe Delimpuc 59ieerst tong the-inter- doinz dereitAeedigittoriates #Cosenko Seriot Eirzd Hited present ind ;Said abo s agreeablert 4:jeply @tte1333v22 OL aboutzue defection also was [inclii izarap #eEzsel Zvezta teeSoviet Erbce; Privacr Sreia 3@eere Zulsc oueWediesdizlin Gerjhi6 8E Seneuscoqeqtene q e va5 Soviet: @sarmaent-dele | gate - Semyom J73 Tsaraptin Soou taee {ere umoz 4b2z Rave pevsper 5 tang state | Ma co,2294ii HnEcu3iedeie meatained aCthe Swiss.and (gation 003252984 chatzing; provocative activi;[suche h-e had Eduan-beed NabzuspecinedtWestezakmade; soi@Eeaci; Radibee Cevcnticobkorivateinzo 222 72k badrbeer-Saying botk; private | Jxiand publclyathat te: Nor 44034500e44,& setko-cetectionswouia tnot 3F Ihave 703me #3xlan #ecdue disarzameni:talxs-" pot; in (hsjposiiiogzCoztel you heirorotestsovievd bpcedkanytnugr; UE_tbeic_Protest-jr-twj: places; Moscow jnd: Cebeva % ;; Atisome s0: fafz unSrecifed Io)Hoscowi, Soviet- Forgiga date # osenzo; Sho:hadzap: Minister; Andrez Gromy ?o pareniiy cross2d:frorg Sivitzer: | landztosgrance; was* fowi to the #Cciiet:States: ias: a5 sumecthgis ctibehardszoE AeCene_Hareuyerce ge5 Cxte Eor aicouise fectors YX 305% 4eotu2t5s#€ Nesterdzs wereeioz Eceretejde: 4a6X 2440 +c41g5l2ig] [sbamiit;37e2472i9 Secret-03 tnaepe #etzan% thinge ouieSorietgdrsarta- ment;Stai2gy d Rathe;;. therechad fo word ug .to 8erEseciic rarovereting | 253g0238 22defecdion o #secu56v an cperzting | 251s HezS0 4e practce3ikie #Sovieiztadio: oe in%thbe a 0i6:3comp trent #Traejere s ubcugk ordkotrwouti 4 3} would: Meaz Roud bavejreports "hadz ssoreadg ibrough Lseful @d-permaps: importan:-the 63 knowledze 9i parsgrthe EGB :IEwasfelt Fecethat A[ascom; but_probaaiy HoE Ruch gore "might haveg; Stepped;uo: its] (5 7xy Believed' Genuine; protest: after: Tsarapkin; had publicly- downgraded:the" Case It is as3iged fere:ihit tne in. Geneva: A€; any rate U.S: 36-yearold-:Nosefko is.a gen-{disarmament jegotiator wi- uina deiectoc; tzougt the pos-|liam C. 'Fostec: and "Tsarapkin sibilit;:0r his' a doublejaeld another business sessior agent jas" not zeen: overlookIin Geneva yesterdiy at which ed. It 2ls0: is: felt- here batjthey said; the casz was- dis- thc ~Soviet:; pzotest:_ was CO cussed stronzer tban? could _ Je ex: It also was: noted:here that pectec_ he'requesi- ' for:an(tha" Soviet;_Communist Pacty inteivien; Faze butsnot_ un- Central: Committee: has been preccdefied; was graried: in(meetiag: In; Moscoi all :this hopes O2 recipzcchi treatmentigeek__ But wbetber the No- should. tie: cccasipc;arise senko C2se;saz;discussed ;wis [ascaw: "cip2izi2s; said not Knoyo Aks_ replieax ihe: Ica 89 0 thex beeg= cer 7a capitala J being" not ================================================== Page 23 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ ================================================== Page 24 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ 12 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Acting: Chief Support Branch FROM Chief; Operational Support Division SUBJECT AEEOXTROT 12628622 This geriorandum J3 Primafily for the record and wili #ecord the essence 3Ea meeting held.on the morning of 12 X; 1964; at Shich; the Eoliowing were: present: Messrs Charles Kane; 40 JackiBauman; OS;zDr Charleg Bobrer;; Medical Staff; Messrs_ Bagley KarFibvich 6s7) McMahon and David Murphy , SR Division_ 2 The essencegof this meeting was furnished to the: Acting Chief, Support Branch;on 12" 1964,_ as , follows: Effective immediately:or as soon as practicabie, the following PEeeedures wiil @pply withiregard_to the handling of the Subject? Subject wilizzedeive & fegulaz diet;withmodest regulated portions Heiis torhave nodessertor "trimmings; but;mayhaye the Zecessary siiveriare with which't eat PEoperly (CAUTTION ~ ~Extreme care should be DZEi;OS: exercised with fegard to controlling the" silverware, EBEMCS and itwasisuggested that ateast:two of the guards 44 be reguired to count the silverware in and out; that, A2sz [EOS the Silverware be: placed ' o the tray in a manner c,- where it could be-observed before the guards enter C{;3 the room; etc. 873 (2). Arrangements are to be made for the installation of c;__?' adequate air-conditioning equipment to insure that & C{?; comfortable temperature is maintained- (It is under- L C{3 stood that there is quite a bit of equipment available through Logistics channels. ) ~u2yX w/ (3) Subject is to receive a bath; change of underwear; change of uniform; and a change of linen for his bed. 1FS 7135 Jzont May May May: bus ================================================== Page 25 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ (4} Subjectis to receive a haircut; the: shorter- the better: (5} Subjectzis_to receive one;cigarette on 12_ 1964. (NOTE Thege changes with regard:to_the bath, haircut_ Gigaretterare notto-be;considered as something tobe 3 3 done ora} Fegula1schedule We-wil await specific jstructions 4 fron SR Division; a3to wher these iters 3 3 Za: arexto;; be accomplighed inithelfuture: (6} Effective _immediately; Dr Bohrer will.visit the Subject on- Tuegday;eachweek: (7) In-addition to- above it mist be emphasized that our; @tubudeztowaEd the Subjeet_ willFemain precisely tke;:Same_ and our SecuEity procedures, including searches_ will_continue:to be atimaximum control: Itjas futther ascertainedthat_we_will have custody of the Subject until at least It was siiggested that perhaps we may wish to-explore,Sore modifications in the assignment of personnel or" schedule of assignments_ In:addition; the Acting Chief, Support Brazch has suggested that immediate consideration be given to devising necessary procedures; to-be followed in.the event of an erergency invol_ loss of controj; Of the Subject:= This should be: discussed immediately tbe -Fesponsible DFO supervisors and specific procedure: devised; and all guards properly informed as to-their respongibilities in.this matter_ Jack M_ Bauman Bzuman/ewd(5-12-64) May only :the July: _ ving swith ================================================== Page 26 ================================================== 14-QQQQQ

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