</s>104-10130-10215 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET NOTE: I Required Beli Lemendat to give me a copy of this mine. MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Cover Support Desk M.K. Holbld RO/PSD FROM : Mr. Robert J. Leonard RO/P/SD 1/10/2/0. SUBJECT : : TARASOFF, Anna #13131751 B-SB/2 GIST: A special meeting was convened to consider the problem of the prospective visit of Subject's father to the Russian Embassy to obtain a visa. It was determined that he should not be briefed in advance and that an army cover be provided for Subject. DETAILS: 1. On 13 October 1960 the undersigned is representative of the Office of Security met with Mr. Birch O'Neal, CI Staff; T.K . Chalmers, C/Projects/Henry C. Woodward (CCG/Boc), 03 Thornton W. Means, OCC/OCB trip to the Subject to discuss the Prospector of the Russian Embassy by the Subject's father for effective trip to Russia Embassy by he 2. Mr. O'Neill had Mr. TARASSOPF, recount the details of the situation. She said that several months ago her father DDS/S/S85 2.Mr. O’Neal had Mr./She said that TARASONOFF, record the father ANANTHONY DAMOVIEZ had indicated an interest in attempting ADDS/SS/S to locate his brother and sisters in Russia. He sent to corresponded his home and received a reply from Chief/SSD to his mother and home and his parents in Russia, He sent Dep Chief MISNAKAYA, U.S.R.S ., S.R ., She was stated that his brother IVANU A Chief YULYANOVICHOVICHIOVICHIVICHI was also living. This correspondence A Chief A Chief MILANOVAICHIADOVICHICHI WAS also living, This correspondence Ch. CSR sister in Russia; his desire to visit his brother, and Ch. Ch. CSr in good health recently retired from his job as a laborer, Ch. in Russia: Steel and Wire Company and is now determined to <loc_118><loc_795>Ch. Sr. in Russia.<loc_118><loc_796><loc_230><loc_797><loc_791>Ch. S. Sr ., Sr. in good American Steel and wire Company has no intention to be able to return to labore,

Summary  
A memorandum dated 1/10/2/0 details a meeting convened to address the prospective visit of Anna Tarasoff's father to the Russian Embassy for a visa application. The father intended to inquire about his family members in Russia, including his brother and sisters. It was decided not to brief him on Anna’s CIA employment and to provide an army cover for her. Correspondence between the father and his family in Russia indicated his desire to visit his brother, who is described as a laborer retired from the American Steel and Wire Company. Credit checks on Tarasoff and her husband revealed no records. The Office of Security was instructed to monitor further developments via T.K. Chalmers, her supervisor.  

Key People  
- Anna Tarasoff (Subject)  
- Mr. Birch O’Neal (CI Staff)  
- T.K. Chalmers (C/Projects/Henry C. Woodward)  
- Mr. Thornton W. Means (OCC/OCB)  
- Ivanu A. Yulianovitchovich (brother of Tarasoff’s father)  
- Chief Milanovaichadovich (mentioned in correspondence)  
- Mrs. Sherry Comella (older sister of Tarasoff)  

Key Locations  
- Russian Embassy (Washington, D.C.)  
- American Steel and Wire Company (Russia)  
- Credit Bureau/Stone’s (unspecified location)  

Key Events  
- Meeting to discuss Anna Tarasoff’s father’s visa application to the Russian Embassy.  
- Decision not to brief the father on Anna’s CIA employment.  
- Correspondence between Tarasoff’s father and his family in Russia regarding siblings.  
- Credit checks conducted on Tarasoff and her husband, revealing no records.  
- Assignment of T.K. Chalmers to monitor further developments.  

Key Organizations  
- Office of Security (U.S.)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Department of State (via Backstop Language Services Division)  
- Russian Embassy (Washington, D.C.)

JFK Declassified Files

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