</s>104-10130-1039 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 104/4/1/1 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce Memorandum for the File 13 February 1962 TARASOFF, Boris 03 About two weeks ago Mr. (Sounita) 00/c extension 3026, called and said that they needed an Interpreter for a Soviet Delegation for one that Mr. Kuhn had given his approval recently on the Subject. said that Mr./kunin had given this approval recently. Mr. (Soundsita said that a new exchange program is now under negotiation. Subject will be under State Department (cover as a contractor for the language school. no security objection was interpolosed to Subject's use. R. C. Stendiman 5/1n/

Summary: This document is a memorandum dated 13 February 1962 from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) regarding an interpreter request for a Soviet delegation. It references Boris Tarasoff and mentions Mr. Sounita contacting the CIA about needing an interpreter for a Soviet delegation, with approval granted by Mr. Kunin for a new exchange program under negotiation. The State Department is noted as covering the subject's use as a contractor for a language school, with no security objections raised.  

Key People: Boris Tarasoff, Mr. Sounita, Mr. Kunin, R.C. Stendiman  

Key Locations: Not specified in the text.  

Key Events: Interpreter request for Soviet delegation, approval of exchange program by Mr. Kunin, State Department's involvement as a contractor for language school services.  

Key Organizations: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), U.S. State Department

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