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14-Q0000 104-10227-10000] 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
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dEFECTORS NOSENKO
IAB JITLE DAIE
Report o: Yurfly Ivanovich Nosenko, Sovlet 2 Apr 64
Attachaents:
XerQ for Record from Ddvid € Murphy , Subject: 2 Apr 64
Discussion with Deputy Attorney Genera1 on
Nosenko Case
2 _ Mem for: Dfrector Jf Security from Lawrence Ra 3 Apr 64
Houston, Subject: Parolc Status of Dcfectors
3 . Nerr? Subject: Yuriy IvanovIch NOSENKO Jan 75
Letter for Mr_ Richard Ile lins from J_ WaIter 20 Oct 69
Yeagley , Subject: Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenko
letter for Mr Raymond F. Farrel1 from Richard 9 Oct, 69
He Ims Subject: Yurty Ivanov ich NOSENKO
(Forts [-125 and ba cground data attached)
Letter for Mr_ Loufs Wienckowsk/ from Frank €= 24 July 69
Bartos, Subject: Yuriy Ivanov ich Nossenko'
Letter for Mr . Raymond F Farrell frum Victor R_ 18 Jul '69
White, Subject: Yuriy Ivanovich NOSSENKO
Routing Sheet from Chlef, SR Divis ion to 13 Feb 64
D0/0S
Memo Mr_ McGeorge Bundy from Thomas H. Karamess ines, 11 Feb 64
Subject: Yuri Ivanovich Nosenko
Memo for US Intel Iigence Board Members from Marsha) I 12 Feb 64
SS Carter, Subject: Yuri Ivanovich Nosenko
Newspaper cl ipping: Nosenko '$ Account Disputes
Charge by Soviet
Newspaper cl ipping: U.S. Lets Swiss and Red Envoys 15 Feb 64
talk to Defector
4 MAz for Acting Chief, Support Branch from Jack 12 May 64
M. Bauman
5 . Nee for Specia) Agent in Charge District Field 10 Jul 64
Office frm Victor R. Khite, Subject: LESMIK, George
M: (Emergency Instructions Regarding Custody of)
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Mcmo for Icadquartcrs from John 0_ Noblc, Jr . Jul 64
SubJect: LESHIK Gcorge M_ (Emergency Instruct fons
Rcgarding.Custody 0f ) with Attachmcnt: [mergency
InstructIons (2)
6_ Memo for the Record fron John M, Maury, 5 Aug 69
Subject: Brlefing %f Kcy Congress Iona/ Contacts
on the Yurty Ivanovich Nosenko Case wlatt
2 Nosenko 5 Request for Political Asylum 4- Feb 64
2 Sccrecy Agreements and Financial Arrangements 21 Apr 69
Between thc CIA and Yurily Ivanov ich Noscako
Mcmo for Genera) Counsel from $_ Brcck InrIdge 31 Dec 74_
Subjcct: Off ice 0f Sccurity Reports On: PAPAGOM
Nosenko, AELADLE, CELoTEX [ and I and MockiriGB {RD
Mcmo for Genera) Counsel fro $. BreckInr Idge, 13 Jan 75
Subject: Mosenko
Attachments:
Memo for [G from €. W; Kane Subject: Yurfly 9 'Jan 75
IvanovIch Nosenko;
IA_ Memo for USIB Members from M. Carter, 12 Feb 64 , 12 Feb 64
Subject: Yurily Ivanovich Nosenko
5 Qucst Ions and Answers Concerning the Treatment 0f Soviet
Defector Nosenko
5 Memo for the IG, Subject: The Nosenko Case 67
Attachment:
Summary of 1967 Docunent Which Out) nes the
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Yuix IvaM evich_NOSENAO
INT IFiCAT TON NOSEVKO_ Yirily !vanovich
#1 Sovict
AGB 0 fficer who defcetcd in 19964 and Iv' ;I $ $ ubsequintly involuntariiy
con- fincd in the U.s_ hy the Agcncy for
81 pcriod 0[ #p'prox mately threc ycars , BACAGROUND
NOSEnko firsf contaetcd
sonnc] in Switzer]and in
Asuncy _ 1862 -
ad $ uhsequent ly dc feetcd in January 1964 Nosi:nko Wi $ brought to thc I,$, inal il tcr iI per iod 0 f relat ivc he Wil $ invol itarily con f i ned
inrcedom
Apri1 1964 _ From April 1964 to Augus t 1965, he was con f incd ilt an Agency controlled $itc
in Clinton , Ma ryland _ Erom August 1965 to Octobcr 1967 NOSINKO Was conf ined
at Camg Pciry Virginia In Octobcr 1967 , hc wJs rcturiicd to thc washington
Jrca givcn inc reas wmounts of freedom unti] hc Was X iven tuta[ frec- dom in Apr i [ 1969 _ NOSINKO bccane
3 U:$. cit in April 1974 _ NOSEVKO
was. cmployed by thc Agency 18 a consultant in Ma rch [969 and cont inues
undcr contract to datc _ prescnt salary is 523,500 pcr ycar_
APPROVAL
(1) Thc Icgnl hasis t0 conf inc NOSEKO
akainst his wil was discussed by Mr . Richard Ilclms _ DI)/ e und others sith thc Dcputy,Attorncy Generil
on 2 hpril 1964 (Tab 1) _ On 3 April 1964 _ thc Agency Gcncra [ Counscd Mr Lawrencc
llouston advised thc Wirector of Sccurity
by mcmorandum that such confincment was proper (Tab 2)
(2) Thcrc are # scrics 0 f lctters from thc DDCI [C [ and othcrs t0 various
agcncics , inc lud thc Iepartment o f Just icc and the Whitc Ilouse covcr thc pcriod 1964 to 1969 cvidcncing
awareness of thesc agcneies of thc NOSENAO af fair (Tab 3)
(3) The conditions 0f NOSENO 5 conf ine -
ment crc established by the Office of Security (Tabs 4 6 5)
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RESiLTs Ky mcmoraaltem datcd 2 Oc'tobr 1968 _
the Dircetor 0 f Secur forwirded
tWo rcports to the DDuc [ $ ummalr iz ing
thc results 0 f thc #osienao casc to
that date. Thc rcports MTt "olum inous
Onc was prcparcd by the Officc of
Sccurity and thc othcr hy thc FBI <
Bo.t h rcports conc ]udc that NosiNKO
Wms a bon d fidc dcfcctor. ^ draft
memorandum ut tachcd to this filc,
datcd 2 1 Octobcr 1968 ad preparcd
by thc CI Staff raiscs qust ion
Tc arding NOSEKO ' $ bon: fidcs
and chalicnges thc ahovc two rcports _
TIRM[ NAT [ON NOSINKO cont inucs undcr contrct to
thc Axency He is brought tu Wa shington
iodic: iiy
to consult 0m1 Mmaitters
scrmane t0 his background and expcricnce .
Various reports #rc ablc in t hc
files 0 f the 0ffice of Sccurity which
dctai] financ ia] aspccts 0 f this cusc _
No final account ing has hecn madc s incc
thc projcct continucs.
COMMENTS (1) Wh 'i [c thc Office 0f Security filcs
do document thc rat ionale for thc original
conf inemcnt o[ NOSENKO , do not
documcnt thc rationalc (or hiss cont inued
con f incment ovcr 50 " pcriod 0f timo .
A memoraum datcd 5 August 1969 statcs
that various congrcss iona ] staff 0f ficcrs
wcrc briefed on NOSIAKO and statcs that
conccrn for his sa fety , as wcl] as con -
cern rcgarding his bona (idcs prompted
thc pro longcd con fincmcnt (Sce Tab 6)
(2) officc Sccurity fics document
a pcr iod in 1969 dur wh ich 8 ma i [
covcr was placcd on NOSENKO_
(3) During thc above period, NOSENKO
Wil $ a lowcd 1 plcasurc trip to Florida _
During this Agency personne [ with
apparcnt Hcadquarters approva ] obtaincd
thc scrviccs 0 f prost itutes _ This
#pparently occurred on at east two
occasions
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#rc ma intained in thc Tollow ing
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os/ (Contact Mr _ Bruce Solic) SAG
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AptI} 1964-
MEHORAVDW FOR ; Record
SuBJECT} DIscussion %ith Daputy Attoroy
Gonora] O0 Nosenko Caso
J, Hr Ije 169, Mr, Ilouston Jnd Nr. Nurpby @0€ #Ith
tho Doputy Attornoy Gonera and Bcabars 0f Als staff to
dlgcusg subJoct Cnjo , Pre s0n t frca Kaczanbach' 3
staff vore Messrs: Foloy, Yeegley Jad Rols,
2, Hs, H lns oxplalned: tho Sosenko case brlefly
and Indfcacod that shorely Mo vould 50 facod blch bhot
Wo at loast consIdorod €o 60 [vo Prob Jens on vhJch v0
houJd JIke the advico of tha Dopartent of JuseIce _
Fitst, Vo would Jo0On {0o [ coape I led €o
begin hostilo
InterrogatIon of Nosenko Ip ordor [o Jrrivo af cho eruth
Kith re ? Pect {0 ALs afas[on for ko KGb and v0 vondorod
vhat tho 10g4 Pos_ € Jon vould bo Jo circuustanceg In
shich Vo datalnod Nosenko agaInst 619 u1 ] for chls Pur-
'Pozo_ Socond, Vo vouId havo Eo b0 roady Jftor decoraia-
chat Uo could obtaLn 00 addftfo0a} Inforatlon fros
Nogonko {o doport hin; #o had thoughc of takIng bJn co
Gorany and Etansfer-ing bfe {6 Sovlat cuscody In Bor)n
bhore tbfs ba3 bood .a nunber 0f tfacg Jp the past,
3; Traro 809 3030 discussfon_ of bhetbor deportatlon
Eo Jnother. countTY @fght b0 0 considerat Ion. Hr. Ho Jeg
explilnod Yo' would Probably facc publicity Prob [eas Jn
doport Ing {o 2 thlri countty of tbo kJnd Vo vould Bn
coutor 1f-h6 V0To froo i0 tho U. S. Nr. Ile Jas nocod
thoro Mero Rany Jt009 0f Inforjtion which uo and the
FBI' roa [1z0 4To 0f n0 sJgnfflcscca bocjuso of cbo E1l0 holdings`= Vo havo but wh Ich an unsctu?ulous dawspapot Dad couJd us0 {0 ctouto ofschiof, This JSp8Ct 0J3 chen dropped
and Jt mJs the congensus chac 3er}Ja wJs Ptobab Jy t5o bost
Placo,
The qust Lon of che basl9 for JotentIon vas 2g4Ln
rased and re Jatod by Foloy c0 {36 cojjitions under
which Nosanko Is Io tbl: cozrt; Na 13 hoTs a3 an
clusion Jnd parole cjse whfch 302n$ n0 04$ noc boen
Juafted and hjs bo0n paroled {0 [80 Azcncy which I9
Tespons1b l0 for bla whfle ho Js Jo [his COuJETT . Tb s
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Parolo can . ba' Incerproted {o @oa0 parolo {o a 3pecIflc Joca Jo bhch vou}dProvIdo s0a0' JustifIcatlon out detaloIog hfa for quo9E]on It Vas thon Polntod out_
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:o rocurd €o' the Soviet; UaIon _ Eechnica ly V0 vould no€ bo ab.40 E0 dataln bje furehor. In thls event, Vo vould boz faced YIcb-eno nood - eo : doport hfo qulckly and qulot ky and {Or Ebls PuIPOSO tba InnIgration Mattane 0f arrost and doporeatlon; Vas Probab Jy tho bost Injtrudone.
5. Mr, Ketzonbach askod Mr. Foley t0 chock Ineo chfs and MI. Foloy "III Jn tut contact Mr, Hlouscon ,
Mr, Houstop BIJ Jn Eum discuss" tho Prob J0m wIeh CIA OffIce o2 Socui%K 88iGN5*3 t0 Bot the background '0E
eheJr MJelson {be, InS oa; those dateers,
6, Holoj thanked. Mr. Katzenbach for hls -as3Iscanco
and Y0 deperted anld gon0. Jovial bantor MIth T0$Pecc to "tho- Spy Uno Caeo Jn FToB the Cold" about vhat Ve oxpocted to hepper to hfe Vhep he atarted [0 cllab Oye T chat ivall"
Jn BorMJaa
David E. Hurphy
Chiet , SR DIvJslon
SE:27
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SEI
OGC 64-090}
J April [964
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director o Security
SUBJECT: Parole Statu8 % Dofectore
1. On; 2 April 1964 we had a diacusglon with
of Jugbice Or the gtatus of aliena whose the Dopartmiont
upon arrival at our
ingpection by ILNS i0 deferred
requeat and who Jre then paroled to thie
K was the pogition O tbe Dopartment of Agency-
for action:
Justice that wo wero respongible aY necesgary_to_GaEEY out _the terma of the
Parole.
2, A: you know , a bagic parole
Attorpey General and the DCI on [0 agreement was executed by tha
conditiong for authorizing
February 1955. Aftur getting up
"Ater parole parole in any one cage, tho agreement stat0s: of auch alieng, the Central responsibility for caro, Intelligenco Agency will as3um0
beliove? consiatant gupervision and control of a kind and
rea jt with the internal Secuity ncod? 01 the Unitod continuance of their Parole gtatus. Thig
Statoa
reaponsible Agency officials means Zhzt @ho
to protect the
muat take the minimum action necesgary
"minimum"
internal gecurity needs of the United Stataso
The word i9 .not necesgarily
a Limitation. It judgment mugt b0 uged as
to what
merely mean; that good
kind and deg;ed o action i9 neceasary.
3. Tha agreement further provides that
Parolee'9 intelligence or @perational
upon 'completion of tha
internal becurity purpose9 in tha United States or, if
thig
reagong 80 require, the alien will be removed chi c uat- through arrangements made by the Agency and, in guch Agency will inform tha Service in advanca o each
departure. propoeed
Kawcehcc
PTost
LAWRENCE R. HOUSTON
cc: DDI P
General Counsel
Cisr
ese
taking
dege
during
[rom
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} 0 ~January [975
SUDJECT: Yurly Ivanovich NOSENKO
1 Information NOSENKO had] dcfected and Iag in the.United
Statea In February 1964 -nag known to
cappropriate agencies and articloe
had appeared in tha public medla:
2, NOSENKO w28 in the United Statey
under an I&NS parole 40
the respongibillty of CIA
The FBI wad fully adviged of the prebenco of
NOSENKO in the United Staten and inte)
rviewed NOSENKO on
0ove ral
occaglona In March 1964.
The United Stateu Intclligence Board was
algo formally advised on 12 February 1964
concerning the delectlon o
NOSENKO. On 14 February 1964, NOSENKO
In tho proaence of I,NS was intervicwed by Sovlet
officialaland NOSENKO and Statc rtment official9 reaflirmed hls previoug rcqueg? foci
aylum In
the United State8.
that
Dcpa
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4mrim 7rmO,re
#EXET
Intd4 Moltty Lwidod
6.4 @rpartirnt of Jurstice
Ailaslyintton 20530
2J
C:t3*0323, 1963
Mr _ RIchard Hels
Director
Central Intelligence Ageney
Waghington, D . C. 20505
Dear Mr _ Hels : Ra: Yuriy Ivanovich Nogenko
(ER 69-5003/1)
Reference 19 mado to lotter dated October 9 1969_
concerning the abova caso, In whicn urge che concurrence
0E the Attorney General In Yowr propogal to hava che above-
named alien aduitted Eor pormanent regidence in the United
Stateg In accordanca wieh che provlsiong oE Section .7 0@ the
Cantral Intelligence Act of 1949, a9 aended _
The Connissioner of Immlgratlon and Naturalization hag
informed mo that on tha bjig oE the records of his Service
and the inforration furniahed by you and in the absence oE
any oEher evdence aaargg To 81e alien;_he concurs in
proposal that the. alicn b0 permitted to enter the Unitea
states for permanent resIdance under the authority o€ the
foregoing statute.
Upon tha bagis of 011 tha evidence received for con9fd-
eration and your statemont of recomnendation and approval
which carries with it your determination that the entry oE the
indivldual concerned 1a In tha interest of nationjl security
and In the Eurtheranca of the national intelligence miss:
I concur in your recomendation that the adnission for pera -
nent residence of the subject alien be authorized under tha
provisions oE Section 7 of the Central Intelligence Agency
Act of 1949, as anended _
Respectfully,
For the Attorney Gereral
W
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(Assistant Attorney Gexeral SEIT
8 3=9:8:
0:
~tej?
your
you
yous
ion,
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SECRET
Cct es
ER 69-5003/1
Mr. Rmmopd ]~ Fasral
Commltbloner 0 Lmtszration
and Naturallzatoa
Dopartrnant 0l Jugtlco
Wasblogton; D:c::
Doar Mr-` Farral:
SUBJECT: Yarly Ivanovich NOSENKO
Purouant t0 Lbe' antborlty grantod under Sactlon ? &
tbe Centfal Iptelllganco Agoncy Act 0l 1949, 09 1acdad,
I approve and racommend Ior your approval tha eptranco
OL subfact Into [bo Unltod Stetos Ior permanent roeldaaca_
elecg_hle_detEY ke Jn_the Luteresl_%L thg natonal gecurity
and-uabenttal-to-tba-(Greb05 iha" nitional InteUlgence
mloblon. In nccordance wllb provons correnpondence In
Saction 7 ca00s, It I0 pnderatood Lhat 7ou will prasone Eals
malter ko tbe Attorpey Coporal Ior blo approval.
Slnco ble dofocton In Fobruary 1964,.6h0 gubJect bas
provdded valuablo Inlorrnatlon to thlo Agency and ba wIU
contmua t0 b0 of value In the Iurro.
Sebjact baa bean Invaatlgatad abrond and hore Ovor &
'period Of Ilve yeara and ba8 Bubiltted €o & tacbnical Jntor-
rogad0p. Tba quoadon OL bona (ldos I8 a copllnuins on0 and
should any. [nformatlon bo dovelopad deflnitely diaprovlog hlo
bopa (Ido8, It &ball bo _mado avallable t0 Servico jad tho
Attorpoy Gonoral.
4e1tte 16osi; SECRET
u"timji V1
Yt('18*16:#
Jco:DL
Your
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SECRET:
Taaro ar8 Onaloded Foron [-1ZS Jad bsc}grcaad dstx.
Ja dualcata;' concoraizg LAa se)jaet
slocooljo
Rlebaed Ielmo
Dlroclor
Buclopaos
ORODUTaR:
8 October 1969
Is/ H. Ja Osorn
Monard J. Onbaca Dar
Diraelaz 4 Socartt}
Dletrbbadloms Orlg. 4 > Acfoa360
sugw0r'0 692]
DCA
3
39 Div-
Jsak
DDP
c36
03 Flo?
SECFET
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Yurly Ivuaovtch NOSENKO (Ars: Yurl NOSSZNKO)
30 Octobor 1927 Nlcolayov , Uxrajpo, USSR
Mulo Dlvorced Bror Blpo/ Cray 398. U Incbao
Sovot Cincablan
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RIZCJAPHC DATA
sdajeCT) Yad] Irnaovleb #8ZNz0
AA} Turl NOJSEIKO
D?OM J9 Oeteso? 1927, Alcolsrev, TkTalao, Uzar
YiAnITaiSIATUBs J9t6 - harrlad end dporred Zlavla
MOSNZO (xee: 324Si1C17).
J946 9 Herrled Socurlna R B Jeiro
Ltoo XELICun, 1949
0 e3rted &d
1952 dhoreod
3 Jeo J73J - Majxled Lasolla Talnacvaa
17arxi2o (60) Kozuytier;94), Jaquat}
1964 7 Bezaeelej an4 1949
7 81amedr_
Cotbnexf Dedaitato. C3gpa8332822: bora 31 Anjist
1964, #eteoe; Tamara Xoezx2o, for
} Jalz J358, Elozesez. (Bota 1s Ogzn
ZDJGRTIO :: 1942-4943 3 Aunedad varions,03zz Raval'
Babadla.
J9eL-J%59 2 Attoedded Lasuleze & Jeleraa-
Moaal @elutlonao Meseoet
EMPMOJMEATI uarea 19M Maxea J933 8ovtos tarel RD
(Havel LalaLugopeo)::
Maxch 193}-5ebreavy Iq84
E CIneer [5 Krp
(T Caemlteo Sop Btaxe Joearlty}s_
BuLTTATI Leeleanz? Lo CZSR Mavy Shil0 Ln Bebeal Bnd
taslea EIJ sexvlel
IUATIOHALJTY Boulot
PasstAT AD FAsT 194J-175 Horber Fomooieol, p3e2
ZCUTICAL ATTIL 1756 Candidata Couzeui >rt7
Mr3it: 4957-196+ xenbor Celetisl ?e387, 0532
SECRET
3
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SECRET
S?-1687'
1 & JUl L6g
Mr: Rammoud F . Farrell
Comml,%ioner %f Immlgratlon
and Naturalleatiou
Department of Joatlco
Waabipzton D.G:
7
Attentiox:
Mr Frank E: Bartos
Dear Sir:
SOBJECT: Yariy Ivanovich NOSSENKO
Referenee Is mada to Previous
Ln tub cabo_' correspondenco
to-tbir
hiobjretrvatiuuez t bcot -peratonal interest
Parole 't'
7 E3 Arexcekegra;
77iJ requested subject's
Ggen7be ertezded for an additiquct
Period &t si (6) months beyond &he
big oI 16 Auguat 1969. expiration date of
Koaz cooperation in tblg matter Is very
Proclated mucb ap-
Sincerely.
STCTID
Victor R: whito
Director o Security
(w
(nvestigations ind Operational Support)
OS/AASI EW:es 16 1969
QI i % {Ex@ Fz,4 %*38
Ae 53174 FEZ 0 i
Cil @siie Aaci
612
938M ~ #L: SECaET
#n:J %i
~"s"i:
atay
Deputy
July
6*-
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SECRET
VITED STATZS DEPARTMENT OF JUST -{
044Oad At D ImmigRaTON And NATURALIZANON SERviCe
WasHinGTOK, d.c 20536
idbnrdrm
July 24, 1969 ALJ 724 817
2u
Deputy DLrector or Seautt
Lveatigations and Opcrational Support)
Central IateLlgence Agency
HesbLnzton, D. Ca
Attentlon; K_ Louls Weuckovkl
SubJect: Yurty Ivanovlch Mosgenko,
Your gP-1687 -
Dear gLr:
requested In Yout
letter dated July 19, 1969, tbe_
As you of staj * eqre oa jubject-ror_beca-@lrea &-furtber-_perlod
February 16, 1g7o.
S1ncerelyo Hlsz
Frank %. Bartos
Chlef InteLllgence Ofricer
Pleld Inspection and Secuzity DLvigion
e2'
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T0? Sz
EYES A'ilY
JI Fobrujry X954
#EYORLYDLM FoR:
"lcGoozza Bundy
SUJJzct:
Ywr{ Ivjnovich NOsEyro
roloaed; 08 i} ;8632574=_
rf3rS €0 tbo Seato
tions]
10,{obruaty
on_ subact caso and
Dezattaont
{8zu}.backzrouad
a3 V0]] 23 inforajeion ?rovIdos addJ-
cn bis curront
2 , As a IG3 9taff 238izned 1o no
"Eountafi,88iXEzoacNOSE:?
Is rogulurly:
KG3 Jn Nogcov buf 083
'{nctauligonceh? Scct3ac8
of cho
{o tbe Dlzataiaeat, Jn tb8 Sovlet jolesation_
D0n € yileh Derafttod
{07enc? 09 Parc of 3 covcr
socurfgy {uactlons hfa {0 CJtT oue
3331iiz8nc8Txad%e;
In' Goneva an Som9)2 of tho
Jnd
KCa .
33 ROSEMIO aljo attonded
d3 razee Conterauce h8id
ja
Yarlous 5039[oR5 of eho the cour3o 9€ €hoso Gonova Jn '962 .
offlcial, of rhe
43.883G8o3rJJoSzvKo sSugh5 Ejntzc;,%8th
that' %0 738 iliac84 SiYStzae"5= Jnfored these %ffic13l3
Paratug an4 "oluneeerod [o
sixe_Sovdors Stztc Security #p-
dotecting
ict 9wvor3ivc tso U, 5:, Gozernaoat ip
U,. So Govomacnt.
Iha
acgvity difccted
agaInst tho
U, S;; "uthorizlo; NOSEsZS cours? o hi3 contice "iGb
{30 U, S_ Govoranen: stated Mar bis foo?gzjfion
vlts fO5 Ebe
{07iv3 788310 % %l:Zeutoa bithh1; diseiato
Jnd Aatrod TevepgJ {O rhe uaJust
338883 #ign hls desizs
E0 obtafo Xn %ho Sovfet sh8pbuilding bis fachor
2 gonfor offiio]
adir3t1oa 0f thg Aaoricans
Industz,
and
#ith
eho gonoraI tact #Ithin tbe Soviot
bIth waar ho bad como ij cOp- Uplon.
28g1En
4, Io '#? January 1964, YOSEKO
"a39u8riding
23 0 naabor 0f
Jzrived Io
{0 tn9 Dlsarajsen: Confezenco-
&eSovlet delcg8ton
5i3 CIA Cojejets in Ena Un cod
Sub_ec? Joczefiy Go fied
snca In Ganova: and
Stazas coocc bfs prej_- Duriag
a serios
3d 38333.94 {0 Jece #le tSase cobe,ce?, Ij3i8di3} 8c20203 3 Conc ; loosevt? Preidazje,{83E8i8
vitlos Kltbip Exo
UsSo"G,718;_ Soviei State Secuzity
Jctf- of E3o Xc} Pperjticn
arojd J36 J deeallod Jccowj€
mick NOSEYSO
32[d
na "{3iee U. S. Pro es05 Birghoora
diroc: Jon 0f
S241eu37u34,ar cixt
supervised Jt 830 for Stjre Socurizy (KCB): {Ja Cmirja I0} the Cauaittoe
2s' #Y
ir .
Coo:
During
Sov
During
Gonava,
mlz}
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Ur %1
Ei:? 5
5 .
his deslzo
€o
'[M0j9 @ost Tocen: 3a8 Aosemx)
In {h0 #ost.
Kaari {ho US3? ProenEiy
aaj Jac*
Ri3n2348ced
co?uty Chijz 0"o.k33ized hJ3 I0 % vork Jn :h0 rT?
(Hirstutura
aad TOCTUIbade
8 io;RExi-%3,{o,; Ehi
8h0 suzvoillanco
24aJInz and Ebat ho vould
YIsitor3 Eo {33 USSR) va] 0x" Vits Jn] {rsquoncy . aoe 60 abo {0 "13[: [h0 7096
Poleca} a31w Jn cbo
Ac8oi.33 %aZ
bo ?reparod J Toquos € 8ot FraerIurt Gerapy wboro
iidto; Cuzen:
Ho %a3 [2k0 {0
ga{l0p,
aro dov
a27u*e8n,8> idefzo1ng laterro-
{eaoyq aLs ro [ao U, S,
bjs
6- It sbould ba notod {bat CIA nor boon 0Itonsivo
and that
contact #Ith Subfoct
thoxough interrogation
[0
wo #i)} Taquiro additlonjl
It shouly 3133 ba norod
8h33e38383.= SubJoct' 3 bcnz fldc;.
cored Hith gubgtantivo
MOse:Ko' s duti0s bore. Qo€ cop- sad he EnaroZoro Js noc
aspce] of %bo IiarEoa9n2 ConferoEse,
a7 , Igh1 02 that a*o]
xxPowe4 to 60 ablo to 3hod Aucb _ Jf our Interose.
7, The Po3316IIfty Ebje #Osexro'3 s Jen04 Eo MIBC} the COnfezonco sofecsfon
Jas Tbo Jeclsion {o, #cc?pr fb 0j} 303€ 9ully considerod.
Ghe Sovlets vould noe: heve
vaj :aken on {n6 cony Actlon chat (stafe off1cer 0f Iho
X3; {x233,_ Juch 3 Yutnorablo agent tSJs xlad of @oyo,
Thcas #i. K2razgs9Iaos
fepusy Direcsor
{or Plans_
CSR /DEW/JIf 0 11 Fob 64 Distribu Ion:
Adso
2 Cc S37CI/r-Domey
1 cc CIc
) cc CSR
Cc DD/0S
Tw? SRET
ET5S WaY
Curloz
EInzs
PLa} boloy
do:
Ac:Io}
Otig
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{i €24
TES uly
CLNTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY
WAsHinGTom 0 €
Office Or Deputy Director Cf CZNTRAL INTELUCENCE
12 Februsst i964
NEXiRLYDUM For: laltad Staros IaeollLgencs
Lojrd Menbo5s
SUbJSGT}
Yurt Ivanovlc) XCSENKO
Jo 7ls aoworanjua Tofers {0 tbo stjte To J9as0 :0 f 10 Fobrury 0n subjoct cJsa and
do2artaene
{onal bac*3tound
2s V0 1] 85 infozaa:ion
2rovidos addl-
status, on bl curfont
2. Ns 1 KGE 38288 oElcer, "oszxro
J9Iged E0 tho Countorln: Eoilisje Tocuarly
I5j Ja Noscom but was Jncludod
DIrectora:g 0f Cho
{6 chu DIsaraaont Con Jn cae Sovijt dclcgation
zon[ whIc} pcrit:od
Joranca 23 Pgr: 0j J E?yor Jrtjnzo-
securiey Zuncejons hia T0 cafty O@e 'nteliicenc?
and Ln Gonoya On `ala{ 0f Ebo XgJ .
3, NosENKO 2J30 3Et3nJe4 various 90398009 of . D1g3ra1*812 Conforbncs hoid
Jn Ganaya Ja 1962,
{50
cQuzso 02 th930 Je394on:, NoSE:izU Sou3n€ luring. cha
0zclals 0f cho U, S, Govotnaont cojeact vlth
thjt h0 vas QffJlJatod MIth rhd
infojjod thoso 0EElclal:
pitoquJ abu volunteered €0 JJd
E3v8
3,
SccuricY Jp-
8377G8,839808 S4ner_6"370 8icy; 4if Ccva 7;835 In
U, sa Govoraaent . DuzJog [S0 couf30 02 hlg
agaIng € tba
U. S; "uch8rit103, XOSEYKQ s faesj
contjct nith
ejo U, S: Soyornoont {AJ: hJ3 coopozjtlon Yith {% {058787T88iEO9% 3o8r4 "8 &a @stJ3es and hatrod
{overzo for Ebo 48j23' %0385838 '= YIer 51s dosito {0 ObEAId
{a tko Sovfo: shipbul-
5g fbthar_ 3 sonfor 0f2Icia} Siko % anipbudldgig, %5tz: Jou
Nich
{ho Seaera}
tact Witaio cho Sovfot
Maca h0. had CQO Ja cod- LnJon,
4, In 13; Januzr 1964, XCSETO arzLvod
In axain Gasqueriding
J9 J Resbar or 83 Sovior
'Genavi,
Eo tne Dijarnjenf' Conforenco: Jelaga ion
Sis CIX con[Jces Io {82 Unftod
Subjact seczolly
notifiad
coc? La Gonova Jnd arranec4 t0 Ec0{
S8889 Concstning h[s Pra9-
Buzins
4 sorlos 0f aev6e3 {Jsenfu
#l:s {hase conezccs _
Incl udin; dccuzents
conc"r
Scrief 3gldojgcalviaition
Yitio within Ejo USs? 1;4 obroj j J3u 3
sa2 Seczizy oc:}-
Jetaflod accGuae
TW &
EYES CXLY
0
33
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StJe0
IJlag
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E1s
0f eb0 KGj eorjelon a5JInst U. S. Profesgor Jarzaoor?
vhJch Xosero JaJd ho hzd porsonally 9u7erIaoj J€ Eho
Ufrocehon of SEH[CImST?Iz :ho Chalrnn of tho Coafeo
for SeJfo Socurlty' (K5?) .
5, DurJng shoso 8o3:_fecont po?E1ng3 HoSzxf? aaaoucoj
hls dosiro: co Joavo tho US.? poraacuncly and seek hla fueuro
Jn cho Neit: 'lio . CJalned hfs Dov wor} Jn Ebo Ijz (FIrse
Deputy CAJof of that doparaont charzod uleh {ho gur70[]Jsaco
JnU: Tocrult-ent of AaerIcan vIseorj Ko Eho USS?) Wa) 01"
Pandlog-Jnd chJe b0 souXd do€ bo ab10 to Misit [30 dage
#Jch any froquoncy- he propatod 3 requesc Zoz
polltical a3ylun Ja the Unitod tlo 113 tJken to
Fraakfurt, 'Gorjay bhote 06 13 curtontly undc7%?13z Interro-
ana P Jans JTo po1, belng nudo to Tomovd hl3 *0 2h0 U, S,
6; Ie saoule b0 notej that CIA contact WIth Subjoct
hag dot bcop Oxtoasiyo and thac vJ vinl TOQulte adufelonul'
thorough Intottosjeion t0 estab}s5 Subject 3 bonJ {1d09,
Ik sheuld 2130 b0 4ocod Emae usenko' ; Jut(es 4070 Do? con-
'coxnaj mIth gubg€anelyo J3p0ctJ oF eho Digarjzont Conforonc?,
Jn0 ho thoreforo i9 not 0x pectad co bc 3512 €q snu8 auch , Jf
any , JIchic On that at0j 0f Our Ipcorost.
7, The POssIbi]feY that MOSeNKJ'5 de focclon 1p3 do-
s1zned {o @Tock Ebo confotomc BJ$ Dost crefully censIdarada
Te daclsion t0 accopt hkz was [jkon On che cod#Icefon" chat
tho Sovfots sould doc have chojaa Juch a ralnerablo agene
(se< officor of eho 2g3) for thlj KJad ok JoY0,
Marshjlf Sa Careor
Lioutonant Gonors), LSA
Dopuey DJtector
221
Aceerding seto
go&t
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77 BJ TA IZCLO
Iabw' Jot137'
Defaction . Pyeceded (Scnttce Olelays o u0 . Suto
T AshMGTON 5eb If Depvtmcne 4o Conua~ In. nud : Nojonko inld Sovtc?
'to Swis:: Apparenlly-|Eomies&; Asercy anu Uc En3UY ' Olnca ^t tchr ciln-
[nzsen 1;4 N,luriiizausn
Tuvon Rere 1i;e Friiy Ui Qai-Nezligence Ecrta Rerv: 11s Prcunt
3 %t SM1crlind on u R7y 2: Arzk; % 373crhbad
ta &0 Lutat: Seaees ;8 nour] 0iger iupletiy
Mtr RLs dctectinn - #I TC
Swigt:ailarir bir Bn pe::(urtoa &10 ,atcrziew: Exz
~id br Wc:Kusi:as {0 Ue mltecit 0 Luic separLely with He i Gicrzixd to h,c told
Suz" audonucs Ac: Noxnkos; 6;3o.7e Zi7,033t curin; Lhoic
TjU[CCLby Lli {oruior Lorranton" nid ivalhelbunizesstc "Zcrznc& Ulnt 04
82:utflecz o Ue Joviet Com-{%oaty nzs uroil:Ctv Tzhecctacic ct. RLs owd volillon;
{i; e0 0(_ sut Sruily; trelon Ea dctccUod uacuE Azy oulslc;" Frcjiurc:
{At Polce: #Ppasrcd to amuunt Tao Jovlet_ {delesallon; tn #asitetees 4 WIy repcFe:
t dnl*[ % Ula Sevlet chr;e Gcran Ie ;IJJ 6;' 44 FC: Uw Sjmc: rcscct- Lrj: 6t Swix Jucnonits Gigeswi " mca .C5822 toF;a
J xi;srSuin Jutbunur;" Iati % s"ugene Un preventins Rs 3 IbI Mr: Nog:ka WEmi;:|son6.=5 thc &etcruon: , Dr But 3r; Noseoko',
;Ea-Istit DseA4 S6
nc: Fayenko" #ha' qul:
Nlcau_ In ' Lho PIcJenca 0{
"kvtt &%Arorirs cubin
5264&e Sovlet delexadan Jovict Enbzivy OEscrza k <23 Frisier
com. #C' Ceneva Jui mamen[ con. t0 have. shuwn' Wuc
Wxetuldipuag= allcred ncxiigcnce
{073c0 was Ulwcl ddeauox tonzplce ^l',1eutc Mr; ~wscrko' (Onc:rnce ~ol Tu 1' oviat tc Prececing d3,.= Mua Uo * 488 Ciplomgt
Remv '0 Wc' prtjcoco Or
Sigerast
Ta Sovict dclezallon: t:
"X
S3w0rduli,74 %. nounced Mc_ Mcscnko' ~dliip- T:} Ses:c Deputrat 47 Paxraco Fab: 9 folceN 4: tc: umo Lul &16 Te Taung belwclI] : Nc_ cazwju on WA rLic& Voscoko LJ.' tho 'Juvleu . Em 1 WvalikWum }0 Ubo IcGlcacje bawy olfeal,took Pljce In Ue 66 sona;. Embatsy. but Ru bcucqurtcr3 Or L7o- Washin;- E8 detais;wert Maco public Ikoo Beld:_ottica ol' _ txu T3o] (cparesnldt _ uid thjt matauon
34CeNeu4adioqy
J
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Palic ;
Ralinz
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U,S= Lets Swiss
And Red Envoys
'alkto efector
Nosedko Agaid
Voices Desire
For Asyluni
7 3*0
Br Cbalmert '%. Rebert
08688' Aedorro
Soviet secrel, Police
{ectoc Yurl [: Soseoko Ls
in tbe United Statez wbere_
he: was Interviewed jester:
day by olficials o bolh tne
Russian and S #is8 Em:
bassies.
Tha Sute Dezu:tzeot sid
ejcb [o:ervow T.d Tejz7ajn
Jn Sour Jcd that Depjrtaec:
Qliciol wJs p:esez: ejch ltae:
Voseako realised hxs gaLiec
request, (or 345: I6_ tb $
United States 13d Xt " #IIL be
granted:.
Stato "Departoani itoke;zhi;
Riebard: [. Pbillze.' in dvlpz:_
out tbls.. bntorrjtion. deelleed
[0 JY . wherc tbo . Larervie "s-
took 'place oc {0' 3110 iy de ;
ta- Earllee be bjd sid It
mjs Posshblo tt dewsced;
boco wiv be Joved to tc
"Ith 'Nojenka 16
Sorfet Kick up Fuac
These devclopmeRt; cjme
J Q0 Sovic} Unfoo kicked up
diplomjuc Luss over tbe dis
JDpearjnce ol Sosako ~09
3 6 b. ir6m' cenevi; #bere
ne had been assgned aJ 2
V
"expe:t" In Whe Soviet delezx
'jon at Ic 17-Ea.on Jlary
meot conlerence. Phillv?t
said h < w ] $ "op temporan
'dluty (50 m KG3. (secset Po
:ice) hejdquae:s Jo Moy
cJw
Lp t0 yesterday Moscor
had been Cirecnz i% pubbie
ewloma:c Mrj;] at Ih e
{Swss, cbjzi;? (ber #im5
loose Securtt: TXe provision
{ar S~ijs eiplomae {0 in'er
new Vojenko wJJ to Jisufe-
the Swiss t:J: te United
States hjJ uec Pat L cO
iLe*J Jc: on teir SolL
Thc Swigs alrejcy Rjd
Jrunsy rjeceed te Sovset
ccbre
On Wedsesdjy. PLilllpi [8
See DEFECTOR As, Col
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Swiss; Soviets:
See Defectoi
pucted _ yaiterdjy: Soviet | callerie Xmerzig
Xr5j
Ecbjjsy Incsseoger brouzht duc" FJy. Robler '901 `cburzedk
majja7o. (o Ie Slale Drpure /tbe Unitcu Staliy' ii5" Im_
ment J*kijg tor Liormaton|Permiiisbla brui' 6: ine' case.
~as.` [6 ' the Inenncr bn which Ho %izpped fiot' &.'2 #dnje
Mc: Nojeuko nrejentcr abm-{unx'" 2Jarzi however; Kohldr
"s1is,o Fbo U.s auuorlueskrepliedl : Ubl;on , behaxc;5L,ubs
anovrequesledi J opporlunity| Uniied Sijtc; he #olacied M]
to 'Intervtew blo:: Tbe Da-(implkleigon o! Arnericzii:ronz
Purtmont_a3rced : t0" &bo Inter | duin? #G 3
vcoxmlth: Amcrican:olllclals 7.6 Serlou: Etlicl; Hinted;;
prcsent; and' safd Noscnko
alsoiwas -agreajble:": A -reply In; tencv;} ollicinls_
aboutethe delccUon ,also wJs inciuain; Tiarookin "bisuli;
Evcn' l0.Ulc Suvle:!Embizsy prlvalclizsprca to, Ua PreJ
~7Also 0n Wadncsday,(n Gen 81; Soviet dlsarmament delc: |hints;,&2 Turiuiij Eonzeqiences
gate Semyon R Tsarapxin|soon thcre iirc,fum?l? tha}
Sjvc-newsmcn Jn'angry SFALC | Jlcjco; '%quid puli our ii: dele;
meot- lincd pt the Swlss J0d/raton, '"Dit YP; #;jsit,hizot no
charuk 'provocallve actvd: such Jhi"jc haraclualy been
t3by ucjpccifled Western
pkedtj: Up.fo tben: Tsz-apkin madc_iccordinzt6 aod each-
bad bcon soying,boui private Wishlozton'
ly 'and - publicly;Whjt te Yu- In Dh Iviranzin %ii4 oni;
senkordelecuon would'not af: harc goibing;to 17,0 jn]
{cct uhc dliarminment;taks: not 1n "(h&; pojiton.lo-tell you
Ycstcrday Ibe Sovieus Jlopped
'"P lhelr prolese in wo places. Joythinz: %
Mojcow jnil Gepcvz_ At:soma: Su; Inc .unspecilled
In Noscow_ Soviet " Foreicn;djter; Noxnko;;who .hsi ap.
Alqstor Andsei Gfomyko parently "crossed (rorri Swilzcr-
[iand: tn: Francf ;w3x . Jown t0
thc ti:llcd Stla;_ In-Is 3 sumed hcIIn:Ibe' bjrds: oL
Uc Cenujl Enteilizence Azen-
cyethe joral-cou ze : Jor; de:
bctorJ "8oz5i5ny K 24 4
ke ya urdi;
wore; knurkliiidovn 'the Ides
thar Rc WJs_ 1 parcijlatly biz
IIsb_ tigbe kcwany;alnlc
secrc62 Miakbe scv Jy: Wing;;Jouec Sovict ~dkarm
ccnt jtolgy Ratef; tey phereihid beea 'no word U? to= sald;; ba- Was;;KGB 31i4 oui:
cer; & securlty: man" cperajag list:,lgheoi thc delecuon o
as ; Io Eie' , Soilet pracdce b tc , Suvlel fidio- Or Ln the
usacfcompaftment"_ Tbat (press -theygh_Kotd 0{ mauth
would::Meju- ba would_ bizjreports bad * Spread Wrouzh
useful:ard :perbjps bipor Jpi;thc copltil:
knowledza 0l partot U.KGB It.wJs Ick hecc that oscog
but probably fot @uch' more. mizat havc_ 'stepped up iu
Belioved Gebuisa = ?rolest ater. Tsarapkin bjd
publicly downgraded ghe cjse It i$ ju0cjhere that te ij Goneva. Al" Jny rate US_
3o-"caruld Nosc nko L gep. disarmjment nexolijlor Wil:
winc dcieclor thouzh le Pos CS Foster Jnd Tsarjpin sibilisy . 0l hig tei:z Couble held Jnothcr buslacss sessioc
a*edt hjs` not: overlaok 'in Gencvj yestefdjy at which
ed_ It . 9!50 Is: Iele here Lhjt {ey sld tc cJj? wJf pot dis
the Sovict protese W?J cO cussed_
stronser than could :be ex::. It Jlso was coted ere tbJt
Pecrec_ The;eqles: {ur a lthe Soviet Conmunist Party
intervicw;" rJIE buti rot ur-iCengal Committee hjs been
pfeccdealed, waj grac:ed. Ln cee iog ia Wojcuw JI this
hopes of recipraca[ cezltE:: #eea_ Dut mJerber the Nu:
should llc: cccasior: ar:e_ Jecku cjJe W1s, dixussrd Mjs
Moscow dijpakies "id not known
Afskes
Sovle!
ins
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12 1964
MEMORANDUM FOR: Acting Chief, Support Branch
FROM Chiel; Operatlonal Support Divigion
SUBJECT AEFOXTROT
4262 622
This memorandum i8 primarily for the record and will
record' tho esgence % a meeting held on the morning of 12:
1964,.at;wnich the following were progent: Meegrs, Charlea Kane,
Jack Bauman, OS; Dr; Cha rleg Bohrer, Medical Staff; Messrg.
Bagley, Karpovich &rch McMahon 'and David Murphy, SR Division.
2 The esgence of thi:' meeting wag furnighed to the Actiog _
Chief,Support Branch on 12 1964, a9 f6llows:
Effective immediately or a9 goon 20 practicable, the following
procedure8 will apply With regard to the handling of the
Subjecte:
(1) Subject" will receive a regular diet with modest regulated
portiong. He is to have no dessert or "trimmingg, 11
but may have the necesaary gilverware with which to
eat properly. (CAUTION--Extremc care ghould be
Di:!ics exerciged with regard to controlling the gilverware,
43i;iECS and it wag guggested that at least two of the guards:
be required to count the silverware in and out; tbat
2337 /IOS7 the 9ilverware be placed on tho in a mander
9 where it could be obgerved before the &uards enter
C/- 9 the room, etc. )
3/3 (2) Arravgements are to be made for the installation of
Ci-` adequate air-conditioning equipment to ingure that a
C;:- comfortable temperature i8 maintained. (It is,under-
stood that there i3 quite a bit o cquipment available
c{:
through Logistics channel9.) DZETE
jies (3) Subject i9 to receive a bath; change of underwear;
change of uniform; aod a change of linen for hig bed.
L?S
7:izs SZCEET
May
XP
May -
May
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(4) Subject is to reccive a haircut,
the shorter the better:
(5) Subject is to receive one' cigarette
on 12 1964.
(NOTE-zThese changes with regard to the batb, haircut _
Sigarette are not to be considered a8 bomething to be
donoOn a Fegular: gchedule. We will await specific
instructions grom SR Divisiop a8 t when these items
are to be accopli hed in the future.)
(6): Effective immediately.' Dr_ Bohrer willvisit the
Subject only % Tuesday each week:
(7) In addition to the above,.it mfist be emphagized that
ou:attitude toward tbe Subject wili remain precisely
te same, and Jur security procedures, including
Jearches; IiL' continue to be at maximum control:
3 7ILtis ither ; cerbinedthat_we will have custody o
the Subiect untiLatleast July: It wag suggested that perhapg we
wigh Co explore somne moditicationg in the 8gignmentPO Pergonaelay
or ichedule of asgignments. Lo addition, the Chief, Branch ha; 34g893ted7.eat immediate_congiderACion bChjevenSuport
devising necessary procedures to be followed ia the eete &
emergency invol losg of control of the Subject: This should
be discussed immediately with tbe responsible DFO supervigors
acd specific procedures devised, and all guardg properly informed
29, to their responsibilitios in this
ma ttera
26 /2
Jack Ma Bauman
Bauman/ewa(5-12-64)
2
SZET
May
Acting
ving
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ADHHISTRATVE
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10 JUL 1
ICDRAETUI Fa8
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1; BcTerenca 4: tade t tbe &utlsne of
pubultted by YoU Qn 1 196h for
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"0 &e CZM EC
1 Julv 1964
MORANDUM ,ROR: Headqurtero
BUBJECT LEEHT , Ceorge' M:
(Ezergensy Inotructlons Regarding Qubtoty O2)
862 62 C sD/1
1. Attached ara Lngtructlon8 and- procedureg to be folloved tn
the event" Of 'emergeney B1tuat1on8 affecting the SUBJECT ' 8 keilth;
eafety and custol; a8 vell e3 tbe 8ecurlty Of .the eafehosie yhere"
EUEJECT 10 currently tetng held:
2. Thle 18 to fortaltzc Lngtructiong whtch, for the Dost part,
ore eLready Ln effect &34 kave been brtefed to the percorcel of the
DLgtrtct pfeta I are Concerzu YIIth-thfe cege ,
3. DlogenLnatlon o2 cople8 Of these Ingtruction8 to cesbers o
the Speclel SecurIty betall YIll be made upon notIfIcatIon of Headquartere
approval.
Eyspeczal Rgent;
2kzct
Attachoent :
Bnergency Inetructtons (2)
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EEDICY DMTRUCTIONg'
of cInstrnct ozeuat:_ oced4r9} 4e
get forth belov for tse
of SUBJECT , and
eituatiors auch 83:
the- oufepe or
doesteed-edcaps
Should such
the suzea illn;bs Or Geriold
Injury to t2
eecepe
Poltce,
BItuatiocs arfsc, "1t @Ight be nocebrary to
SUBJBCT .
It
the_ Drnrzent, %r outjide: mauscal c 0n the
Lo posoible that-17' such en event feculitles for A3letance.
Cnerob;i C-seerere 4n %1s.Cocal €oenunfC abontativattoactee R r %
thcrcby Creating secuetey-probleos abrhtt be attractes t8 the B1te,
protection % the SUS37 fron Mith roupcct to the custaly end
0 'publIclty utandpolnt.
In Vled 08 the
It 1o therefora strcttong be thoralely urderstc Loxrative that tkese
e83107ed to the Speciq ood and pomorized by ell fezsoanel SecurIty Detatl o this
cebe .
FTIRE
(Pln Houde)
1, In cage of {re In the Mato:
rre Bhould @pply the Rearest flre the_Tergon dlaccrertng tha
the bas reached
65 Drotox-;KoostinSrdoavui]
In htg Judement ,
useleeg. Stzultaneous}5 , he srculd
Yhorohaveilable equijuent vouidene
[etall to 0lert; the Szlcr Securtty tch another Dexje: or the Secur_ty
or_the hauze. If no 08 1s
Asent (53A ) and the ot;87 occupanta FrsC" Gcgcoverizg"ou8%.a &houlablie In the LmedLate vicizity, tbe
FIRE"_ alert others Jp the ha:sa %y ghoutIng
2, betng notiried oP
a tho SSA drecting the Fight
or tn2
shell be >es;onsible for dccuzent8 and equ[pnest Cp txe
protcct cles8fied &.
senstva 1f flrcungtances yarras:,
a7d
VaCEdec;, allongethe Jocal 7376 DepeitDent
avatleble opportunity, 3 #8A eyhculd cs
raroornel. at the fIrgt
cbnact be reached , 8 scrior
ghould cll the SAC or ASAc , Or If
corce tne SItuata:
30 Agent , und Murnlsh
hla bith :4 a4 the actIcn be token.
particulars
3. In utilizing Desters
of the It choild be In 242: that
Security Dete1l In fe#:i7z 9
tberd floor 9t aLl tf3-s
two Euarala Mugt be cintaize 0z tre hLs Querters. If
50 log &5 the S@JECT rezains 3,yzed
hla Quiarters
It s3reld tecaze pecescry
to rezove tre
to
Present an esp7s228y , 8 @Icizur 0? four
SRCT froc
unless clrcunstaz-cs
are such
guards &3ld be 43 :o cake trIs Inzeasto22. In
{fr
Fire:
aboiv ,
In-
Hauga ,
fire unless ,
A1sp
Upon
fIre,
Ins PLre , In
Also,
they
ming
Ing
bore ffre,
during
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EGRCEICYDNSTRUCTIOr
Cont Iqued)
av event, evezy' DoboIble BecurIty preceutIon Bhould be tazen durleg
tha Dovezebt or ZE2JECT ,_Includtog the ude of: handcuffo 'or er Other
restralning devlces decncd necegaary Ip' order t0 @ll Intelp Frozer ciigtody
and control Over thc. EUBJET ard Prevent hto ecape.
4n tbe: Judonent-of tha 0 firo hue.rcached,' or 10 Ltpely
to reach Proport Jonj that 1t, could not be controllcd by Etrefiziting
equlpment Op tie prenloed, It shall be blo re opongIbflfw to co,1P] the`
ClInton Ere Darartment: In thfa evcnt , thc Securlty Dtefl cno4l4
Cove Kltb dlopatcb tq renove the SUBJECT Eron the prcnlje8 prlor to
arrIval of ths Plre Department . Tho SUEJECT ohould be Placed 1p a0
autcobLle; ecco-zenled by fou bcnbero OF the Gecurlty Letaii, 034
driven Biay Iro the preolges. At epproprLete Intervals teletnone
calls should be rade 'to the" gafehoude If no enover Io recelved, tba
cognLeant DEOA2eLcsal_abaldbe_zontacted_ for Ingtruct_on? 83 +o 'ether
to retuiz to tbe eafehouse ' Orproceed to @n elternato BLee.
FIRE
(Tenant Houee)
1 I cepe o2 fIre In the -Tenant Hoube_ the Occupants :kereor
Bhould be Iostr:cted to Imedlately notffy the M In Houee 234 *0 188
any awa ! Jable De228 to corba: the fire unt l e03[atunce erriteg, Iles9
the ffre 10" ut or control, Ln vhlch cage ell efforto Bncula be dfrected
touards tbe eva_wa Iop Of the Occupant8 Of the Prenloe8. I: e.p14 te
clearly undergtood trat In Do case Bhould eny Of the Occuzecte o2 tha
Tenant Houge call the Fire Departzent. Tnle decIslon Ls tze eole respon -
9IbflIty Of the SSA.
2. Upon nor 1?1catIon of 0 flre In the Tenent Hoube the jefdoj
notfied shoula L edLetely Infor the SSA &n aoslet Lpn tbe cspetchfrg
of evaLleble persozzel and ffre extInsulahers to cocbat the { re. If,
In the Juds ent cz tke SSA, the ffre hes reached, or [9 !fkel; tc reach,
proror-Ion9 that 1t could not re cortrolled by the ava Llable ?-erlereIng
equlpzent _ It 32211 hls resro:sIbfllty to notIfy the Ciicecr {fre
rtzent ena to t2ke necessar; cautlonary Leeslrc8 to Fzetect she
obsenation 0? the SJEJECT by frezen or other uruuthor zed Ferwns :no
nlgh: be ettrec-ed to the scene.
2-
I, SSA,
be"
Dept) pre
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DECEicX] CITRUCTIOMS
Continued)
3. At the {Irot awaLlable Crxuitty, tra CZA] Bhould call tho
SAC or ASAC, or If they carnot 1 >e~red, 0 snlor DEQ Agert, and
furIsh hLa #th full prtIcules ~rrlrg tte BIeuetIon an4 tbe
actIon betng taken.
BSCAPE OR ARIv D ZSCAPE
1 StrIct ~Ig1lance and sa:# snould bc raInealned 0 a
24 hour bag[o In accordance wiea 23;affshed procedurco In order tq
discourage and prevent the SU3ZF' $ escape _ If MJ2TzCT Bhui4 Zake
en attczpt to eecape, 8uffIcler: :78 should be uzed 08 19 nejessary
under the cIrcunstancee Ic Order :0 s:cdue the EfEJECT @nd zai-tatb
custody and contral over htxa Bt:, unnecesgary brutelity ar2 the
Indlscrialnate ube of force *il 38 7a] cordoned,
2. All personnel @99Lened t0 : Speclal fecurtty Detall Q duty
at the' s.t0 Bhall be alerted Ry =eais Qr the energency elerz arsfor
other arproprlete mean9, brf: Zto Play 0n eny egcepe af ecpt-
Should: the SUBECT succeed In 88747223 fron the hol8e proper, 822 SSA
Dl)l beregponeIble for coordina:%3 and dlrecting a hot pursut: Q
the SUBECT by ell @eang 81a l9*28.
3. The ube of fIrearos skul: x s-rupulousl &o1ded exaez: In
extrene cIrcuRbtanceg Of gelf-Je:e3*. Eovever , the SSA under circui
gtances that IndLcate there 9r 3 airer reang 02 pre vent Ing SVSCT' 9
total escepe_ Dzy dIrect 0 qual: a4 :rearig-trlred @gent t0 fira
Bhot 8 Over SUPJECT ' 0 head fobloe: : Yerbal 'arfra to halt. I po
event except In gelf-defense 43 8;4jad above , #1l an agent sboot
dtrectly at the SUBJECT .
4 . At the fIrst av[lable ~>netty, the Exc/czo, or la rs
obbence, one or the ASACs , sk3 < : {2lezhonfcelly ad ged or 921
the cIrcuastences gurroundi?s 97 88372 9ctezp:, In no ca se sbll
the Folce be nciitled unless a34*78-24 by tle SxC or ASAC.
ILLZS * 3R7
1 In cese of sudicn JLlaess 8 s- 0s Iajurz to the SUEF,
Dr . arleg BOIRER, or other Atistar de81gnetcd by hlo In tr event
aad
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EVZRCBICY LISTRUCTION3
(ContInuad)
or hte 'ebeence , Bhould b L edlatcly potIfied ecd advice obtalbed 00 to @ny edergenct @ctIon mLca Bb7uld be taken pendlng bto arrivl,
LIkevIoo , the CAC Or ABAC/i Bnould be notified Irnediatcly arter
talkIng to the doctor 1n Order trt he Dlght be epprAsed of the # +Wt[on
ard any InbtructLona or treatzent prescribed by the doctor. Pegardleoj
cf eny Inotructiong glven b7 : e doctor, no act1on chall be taken: 'to
reove thc SUBJECT from tze 7rezlccd or to comamncate VIth any twspttal
Or eDbulance eervice 'tbcuft t2 Prlor authorization of the SAC Or ASAC :
2. Should 1t becoce pecessary to remove the SUBJECT to 8 hospltel
Or Other locetIon- awey {Icf #9 Frediseg, every pobgIble coutLcn
Bhould be taken to EiIntalc ciose custody and control over aoJ to
prevent dl8c} Ogure of b2c trie 1seutIty and 8tatuo to unauthorlzed
serjon8.
GZIRAL DIBHCEIONS AND INORMATION
1, Tvo mep on duty on tL2-4 floor yho wIll keep SUEJECT under
congtent obgervatzon txenty-Zor bourg 8:
2. Four mep Lp ettendance ~mepever' SURJECT leaveg cell shlle
confIned to thlrd floor.
3. SLx nep Lp attendezce abenever SUBJECT 18.tazen to Interrogatton
roon Op Becond floor, all tc rerain aveIloble 1o adjoining rooa for
recoyal s1gpal Prom vIeItorg,
4 . Coveralle taken free 5.33CT at 2200' hours and returned the
{ollowlng morntng at O7C0 boxs cally, leaving SUBJECT Lp Brorts a
undershirt overlzht_
5. Mlittery @ppeerance e7: ?ro-pt shfft schedule8 ZAInte [ned at 01l tIoe8 vhen In prebence G:' S.2YZCT ,
6. Crefu] 'rooa Jearch, Lezludlng clothes onj burk, to be ccndicted
cvery tLze SUEJECT Leaves celi'
7 . SUBJECT Cu3t gtecd Ls Yest corer or cell facing wll #nezever
erjone but Dr . BO;RRER enters cell:
prec
hla,
day .
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EGzczICX LVSTRUCTIONg
Ccot Loued)
83 WIndove In cell to remlo blacked out and Oni 3rd floor to be cloged and locked vhen
doors to other roomo
to rr?ent hl9 beconlng.orlented to SUBJECT lcevee cell, In crder ourtoundIngo
9 No unneceaaarz convcroaton ohill be
conducted Wth 87C7z agent8,.nor phail
any_@entIon of loot naneg
JJEJECT or
hearing. nade WIthln SJEJECT' 0
19 . SUBJECT 18 not to heve acceeo to
Peraltted to hcer radlo or telcvtelon;
pexapapero end pagezIned,
Do5'
of cet3 eventa #Ithsn hIo nor ohall thcre be anv discu88ton
matertel
hcerIng. He_mAy be proviued selected rcuding: upon authorizatlon or Teadquerter8 perdonnel concected
caee UIth tba
4lS Recording dev_ces to be_Pronptly actlvated In order to
eny cozents by SUBJECT or convereetIon between PIck up
otrer Orerationel pergonnel. hto ond the doctor Or
12. uusual or B1gn1fLcant corment8,
o1 GJEJZCT to be promptly povemcnto or ectLv_ttee
brought to the attentiou of the EEA.
00
13. Telephone nuabere o Securtty &nd Operat lonal
3ll 80 photographg and physicel deacription or peraonnel,
In 0 gecure place for ready JBJ ECT to be Da Intelned re?erence by the SSA .
14 _ Shauld It necessary to ensver quegtIon8
Or Bize Cerartment regarding the ty the Poltce
Bpec1eic refcrence to the
personnel et the 81te, or uth
by the 234 uth the Benjor
SUBJECT , such Inqulries ghould be handled
Bcere. The SSA shauld
Police` or Fire Departcent officlel
on the
Identi?y converse In prIvate xth such offIctal, ard htself by utlllzing h1o DODD credentlal. Ke ohould briefly, and only to the extent necesgary , that the
explalo
e2d tt It 1s uged occegIonaLly for property I3 Leased
concer the SURJECT tra FlXpoge3, AlE t#Murlee
ne ceg3ary , It
Bhould be perrled, 1f possIble_ Kovever , If may be explaIned thet the SUBJECT h1a8 0 mente 2 shfcz eccetIzes requlreg speclal :reatment
dEsorder
under RIs e fas or Other-se.
He ahould not be Ldentified
that n1s Cm Identlty , The SSA ghould tactrully but flrely requegt
plus hts DOD efeilleticn, be reld Jo Berlc: esfe:Lally #ith ressrd to the pregs.
confLdence ,
or Dezcers cf txe clvIllen
Ingulrles by Rezberg of tre presg
sIze 1s
Fopulation Bhould be ansvered ty staticg that rented by 0 prIvate grou? #ho Deet perod{caLly ?cr recreet Lon.
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GPECINL COuziCn3
1, Georee. ?AIDGAULIB Chlef 6K Follce, Prince Georgea County :
(Perectally knovm t0 EnODDI ucter COLIATH)
2. Lcutezazt LOO_I , ComandIng (.?1cer Barracks H, Waldort
Merylasd, Wrrland State PolIce. Perccnelly kow to ZZPRALL
uder GSITH)
3. Baercenc] hrbuxlance Creentel: Volunteer Ftre Department :
(Can te iptalred througb SWODz)
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3 ezu 1259 (cozy all:chod) rebardis (k3 6..cfing of
cojerceslonal
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Arnwd Svzvces Comriltea 2J july 1362
Iiuiaz) #oodru: Ageljlant C1:f Clerk. Sonate
Appropriation? Comiriltso 24 July 1269
Edwird Sraswell, Cilo( of Suts; Seaate Arsd
Services Coamiltoa
34 3+ July 1959
Robert # ctacls, Stzff AaJistict:, Jiouge Appropriallans
Cotnittco 2) July 1962
2, faugzegted to each %1t &c7 Rlcttic: (ko Eattas to {ha rcJzectlvo
ckaizatn #ira J3 if ibougkt $: n;pro3ria:&. Nonc of #3 gtaff ofiicaca
f3istezcd Rartculs: co"ceroor curicsity 60 Cl3c &nd [ [higkO:
Zacbtul Gbat al 0 Ouf c uirzion &Jv? !ecc iciorn:cd. Neverixelc3, J tJink we :Jvo adcquatcly covered tic T:jea: scd sc8
no nccd *0 Jt jurtber 36 :8o tima. Purjec
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Ev3 GLV
DRAT-:JMM 19 Juno. 1969
SUBJECT: Briefing o Conzreesional Contacts On the Noaon*o Caed
Tho {following Paragraphg are proposed &8 guidancd for brie
koy
congreeaional contact8 On the higtory and statug of tho Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenxo
ca00. aro baeed prirna = on materia} provided by SB Divjgion; and hivo
been cleared SB, CI Staff and the O.fice 0f Security: It i8 propoged that
tb9, Chairmon and/or oenior etaff %ficera %f each of tho Agency Subcommittoes
b0 briefed the Jine Indicated:
1. Thig caee goe8 back sometime into higtory and rou may; recall
bavinz heard.of Jt eeveral yeare ago.
Zrom time to time it hag received
preee play, both when It first broke in early 1964 and occagionally 9ince.
2. Yuriy Ivanovich Nodenko, a Stafi Officer 0f the Committoe for
State Sacurity (KGB) of the USSR, and son of a former Minieter 0 Saip-
buiiding in the USSR, defected to tbe Agency in Geneva, Switzerland,
on
4 Zebruary 1964. He' waa taen brougat to the United States where he hae
Bince Deen in the cuatody 0 tze Agency ucargoing extengive debrieinga
oy oiiicere of the Ageacy and t20 731.
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3. Nobenko had Jujn a KGJ oi.icer [or approximately ten Yeare
Jt t50 time of hie dofection: Nosonko ha8 providud a large quantity 0
counter-intelligence data and a limited amount o pogitive intelligence.
For- exampie, on0 0f hi8 roporte Played a ?art in tbo negation 0 a major
hostilo ponetration in Groat Britain. Whero appropriate, hi9 information
9ag been shared with the FBI, other U.S. Covurnment agenciea and
torolsn Kaijon oorvicee. Thio hab roeulted in oxtonelvo and continung
invogtigative activity. In addition, Nobenko idontified many hundrode o
Soviet Intelligence Officere and provided a congiderablo quantity of ueetul
information on the organization o tae KGB, ite operational doctrine and
'it8 tochniquee and methodd
4 In debriefing him it became apparont that Nogenko, tho priviloged
and undieciplined 8on of a iormer Fanking Minieter Of the Soviet Govornment,
wJ8 3 particularly complex poreonality, one given to oxaggeration of hie owd
importance. In thie regard, certain aspects of hie Life hietory, whon
weighed againet other information already in our Po8eeeeion, raioed 90m0
doubte concoraing hie veracity: To permit extenbive and prolonged dobrtefing,
arzangemonce were made to accommodatc Nouonko undor highly bocure
conditione. The00 arrangements wero dictated, during the initial ?hase8
at lcaat, by the additiona] nued to provide Ngeako with continuin; ?ergonal
?**uccion aince there wa8 tao distinct ?o8sibiL:y thas, 39 a FCB otiicer,
2
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hc would be fargottod {or "axucutivo action" if the Soviete
8hould diecovor
iio whoreaboili: Witk thc pisoaga o tin, !a lsltcr {actor Is cnnziclored
to b0
suficiontly diminienad to juatify $ phwaed pormalization of Nosenko'&
Dituation--thle deezito tho fact that somo ?oints remain ureeolved concorning
bie bona
5 Tho Ageacy' with the aegiftinco of-the#F85; J0-continuing .o
~lools into thexa 9yoetiep-ble-49298623 9choEc42e, whlle romaining Mlor8t0;
'60 Sr tno pogtibility of bostila intoroat; Howovor; duFinz tho ull poriod orhix
rtay in tha United Stateg Nogonko ba8 cooperated with hlo interrogatora and
with tha other oLlicara_Lafponaible _for_hla_Bsfety and welfare, and' our
current ofiorta Are being directed toward his gradual adjuetmant to & normal
Lndependent otatug: Aera' etep in thio drection, be I8 now Lving in hie own
)zivato apztm0n5, Jubject to-tomo: protoctive_aurveillance
6. Thla action i9 takon in {ull rccognition 0 the normal
problema Of readjuatment experienced by many defectore 40
weIl a9.tha
iact that Nogenko i0 3 Potentially greator problem than moat. He i0 a0
individual whobe actiong during resettlement may not alwaya be pradictabla
or wibe from the 2oint o view o hia Own 8ecurity. We are hopatul that
NoBonko i9 8enaible enough to rcalize that undue publicity caudud bY Jny rash
Jction on hie:?art could laad to uploagant, pexia?s even roua congesuencou,
jarticularly ior himeek: W0 therefore believe it appropriate to take taig
alculated ziak In an af:9512: to
sfeer Em roward a reabonably normal Lita.
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NoSI;NKO
Qucstion 0 [ Conditions undcr which Noscnko was held while at
Clinton? Locked in? Lct outside for entertainmcnt?
Prisoner? Trcatmcnt?
Answer:
During the pcriod of 4 April 1964-13 August 1965 Noscnko
was hcld in strict confincmcnt undcr thc following conditions:
4 Confincmcnt in s inglc Toom exccpt for
pcriods 0[ interrogation _
b Constantly undcr guard and subjcct to 24 hour
visual obscrvation with regular TOOm scarch.
Drcss was covcralls and food was of sufficicnt
quantity but imitcd in varicty.
No unncccssary conversation was pcrmitted _ radio
and tclcvision wcrc not a [lowcd _ ncwspapers or
any information concerning currcnt cvents wcte
[orbidden and rcading material was cxtrcmcly
limited _
Question 0 2 Conditions at ISOLATION: Same as above .
Answcr:
During the pcriod of 13 August 1965 to 25 October 1967 ,
conditons citcd above werc basically ma intained with the
following additons or changes ;
a From February 1966 to May 1967 Nosenko was
furnished no rcading matcrial.
b After 1967 Noscnko 'was periodically given
a
diffcrent vojumc of thc Encyclopaedia
Britannica to read _
From February 1966 to Octobcr 1967 , Nosenko
was not permitted cigarcttes.
d Subject was permittcd daily exercise in a sma 11
confined area outside the building when weather
permitted _
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Qucst lon 03 Did McConc or Rahorn havc an} informat ion on this:
Ahat ?
Answcr:
officc of Sccurity rccords contaln only 1imitcd information
in regurd to this qucstion. Thc .SI; Division (thcn SR) was the
rcsponsib lc officc {or thc confincmcnt 0 [ Noscnko unti] Iate
October 1967 when total responsibility was trunsfcrrcd to the
Office 0f. Sccurity by thc DCI . It is presumcd that thc DCI was
at Icust @cncra]ly awarc of thc conf incmcnt 0 f Noscnko and the
conditions of. confincmcnt, but #ny dcfinitc statcmcnt must be
bascd on SE rccords _
Qucst ion h 4 Whcrc is Noscnko korking now?
Answver:
Noscnko is currcntly cmployed at hs personally owned
rcsidcncc in North Carolina Ilc is cngagcd in rcscarch and
analytical Ivork bascd on his previous knowlcdgc of thc KGB
and othcr Sovict mattcrs _ Hc is in the Washington, D C arca
for scvcra] days approximatcly cvcry six wccks for direct
intcrvicws by che FB [ and officc of Sccurity pcrsonncl .
Qucstion 05 Is hc working for CIA?
Answer:
Noscnko has bccn cmployed by thc Agcncy on afull-time
contractual basis sincc 1 March 1969 _ Thc original contract
has bcen pcriodically amendcd to rcflcct additional remuneration,
primarily t0 compensatc for cost of liv increascs In late
197, Nosenko Ks compensatcd hy mnuitu] agrccment for salary
not rcccivcd during thc 1 April 1964 to [ Murch 1969 In addition,
on 12 July 1973 Noscnko s igned an acknowlcdgcment and release
of thc United States. Government and thc Ccntral Intelligence
Agency from any claims prior to chat date .
Qucst ion 46 What is his legal status?
Answer:
Nosenko wJs naturalized as a Unitcd States citizcn in
April 1974 ,
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MIBMOIUANDUM FOR : The Inspcctor Gcnera]
SUbJECT Thc Noscnko Case
Attachcd plcasc find 0 summary 0f a documcnt writtcn in
1967 to thc (encra] Counscl outlining the Noscnko cisc and
cxplaining to him actions which had bcen takcn with regard to
Noscnko, As notc4l chc first Dararruph in October 1967
Noscnko took up) residence in thc Washington #rcm and wus
#dviscd that should he wish to Icavc thc apartmcnt for any
Jocation whatsocver, hc was [rcc to S0 do . In othcr words
rom that datc Nosenko Wa$ essentially 3 tota Hly {rcc man_
That hc chosc not to fIcc in any way may be ind icative of his
#ttitude toward thc mauncr in which hc was handlcd prior to
Octobcr 1967 .
Whilc onc can criticizc thc fact that Noscnko wa $ kcpt
incowmunicado approx imatcly thrcc' ycurs and thercforc
prcsumabTy Tcnicd full civil rights , thc attachcd document
docs indicatc Wc helicvc that thc Agcncy was on thc horns
0f a dilcmna
in this regard. Thcrc wctc itimatc doubts
about Hoscnko' $ bona fidcs and conccrn that hc was a Soviet
plant_ Thcrc was 00 country to which hc could bc dcportcd
Savc thc Sovict Union, and Noscnko h imsclf rcfused to return
thcre _ Yct, in thc United Statcs , savc whcn isolated from
society hc Wa $ considered to bc 71 cont inuing thrcat to
nutionai sccurity.
Recognizing that only lcga1 expcrts can judge dcfini -
tivcly thc mcrits 0 ( the case j t sccms to thc writer that
the Agcncy had_ choice but to hold Koscnko incommunicude
pend rcsolution of his bona fidcs - Ilc; Was admitted to
thc Unitcd States undcr the provisions of Scction 212 (d) (5)
of thc Immigration ancl Nat ionality Act nanely Js a parolec
to thc Agency _ As 2 parolcc_ Nosenko dc facto from thc date
of his entry to thc Unitcd States did not cnjoy the full civil
rights of thc norma l citizen_ Ic Wes a wird of thc Agency , in
3 scnse, and thc Acency Ka$ ult imately rcspons ib lc for his
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conduct . Thcrc wcre " ( the t imc very cgit imate reasons belicvc that fu14 #d tot l relcase 0f Nosenko woud
to
ahrogat ion by the Neney of its [
bc #n
gninsay that decision in {ctrospect
rcwroba ibility To
In sum, thc uct 0 delection pinccs thc
belicre= "#} crror_
of thc laws 0f thc count rY to which hc _
dcfector "t :hc mcrcy
obligation 0f chc accept i
defccts _ It is the
laws arc [0]fowcd ,
ng country to sec to it that thc
thc
In the Noscnko cusc, it seclls to us that Agcncy acted in 0 [uHy rcspons iblc manncr to ensure that fts rcspons ihi for the defcctor wis mct. While it un fortunatc that it tooa S0 to
Was
cun fin no faut with thc fact
thot"ekolye the matter; Wc
respons ihi [ity to both the United
thc Agency met its
himsclf _ Statcs and to Nosenko
Attachment : M/S
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MENORANDUM FOR Tiif; RI;CORD
SUBJECT : Jvanovich NOSENKO
In early or mid-1967, the Agcncy Gcncral Counsc] was providcd a summary 0f thc Noscnko case. The ncnorandum
sought Jn advisory opinion from thc Gcncra ] Counse] on thc
Agcncy' $ lcgal basis for its handling of loscnko through
that datc and on the Icga l aspccts on thc cvcntual dispost-
tion of Noscnko _ Shortly subscqucnt to this ecaorandum to
thc Gcncral Counsc]_ Noscnko took up residence' in Octobcr 1967
in an apartmcnt in thc Washington
arca and wag rcmindcd that
should he wish, hc could. travel frccly anywhere
at anyt imc
Ie gradua crcitcd
a ncw 1ifc for himsclf in the Unitcd
States and has indicatcd on scvera ] occas iong that he holds
no i11 fcc] about his handling by thc at anyt ime _
Background
Nosenko voluntarily established
contact with CIA rcpre- sentatives in Gcneva in 1962 . Hc identificd hinself as a staff officcr of thc KGB ' s intcrnal sccurity directorate_
and offered to sc] 1 counterintelligencc
information. This offcr
was accepted and hc was recruitcd as an agent in ?lace and
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debricfcd on countcrintelligcncc
mattcrs during five mcetings
in Gencva; Hlc thcn returned to thc` USSR_ Hc cane to Gencva
again in January 1964 Js the sccurity officcr for the Soviet
disarmament dclegation. After a number of mcctings with his
CIA hand lcrs hc dcfected
on 1 Fcbruary 1964 and was secrctly
takcn to Frankfurt, Germany, crossing
the Swiss-Gcrman border
on thc night of 4/5 Fcbruary with
alias U.5. idcntity
documcnts . In Gcmeva and again upon arriva] in Frankfurt,
Nosenko wrotc out an asylum rcqucst, requcs - political
asylum from thc U.S. Government .
Becausc scrious doubts about Nosenko' s bonj fides: had
ariscn On thc basis of thc information he had providcd both
in 1962 and in the mcctings in Gcneva in 1964 , it was
inally planned to do 0 detailed bona fides dcbricfing and
asscssment in Germany before making any decision about moving
Nosenko to thc United States_ Ioweve, Weeedented_action
by the SovietGovcrnment in respcct to the_defection 0f one
of its citizcns forced 3 change of_plans. On 9 February ,
unident ificd Soviet sources in Gencva Icaked thc news to the
press that Nosenko, describcd as an "expert attached to the
Soviet Delegation to thc Disarmament Conference" had dis-
appeared, and that it was presumed that hc had defected ,.
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Bccausc of mounting pressure from the press , wlich included
much spcculation tha t Noscnko was a high lcvcl scientist or
disarmament expcrt , it was decided that the Statc Department
would make a bricf announccmcnt acknowledging Noscnko' $
request for asy lum in: thc U.s. and identifying him as a
mcmbcr of thc KGB . This was done on 10 Fcbruary . On 11 Feb-
ruary , the Sovict Govcrnmcnt dclivcred a note to thc Amcrican
Embassy in Moscow asking; how Nosenko left Switzerland and
requcsting an immed iatc intcrview with him and his rclcase.
On 12 February , Soviet Ambassador to the Disarmamcnt Confer-
ence TSARAPKIN hcld a press conference in Gencva in which he
accused the Swiss Governmcnt of failure to coopcrate in
locating Nosenko_ Although the Swiss categorically rejected
these charges , thc American Ambassador to Switzcrland recom-
mcnded that Swiss Juthorit ies bc a ]lowcd to intervicw Nosenko
to convince themsclves that Noscnko had lcft Switzcrland of
his own frce will,
On 12 February 1964 , on thc instructions of the Director,
Noscnko was brought to the United States _ Hc travelled by
commcrcial air, using alias U.$. Army identification_
and was admittcd to the country. at New York City (in true
name) on parole under thc provisions of Section 212 (d) (5)
of the Immigration and Nat ionality Act _
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On 13 Fcbruary , representatircs of thc Swiss and Sovict
Embassies in Washington adrised thc State Departuent that
thcy desircd intcrvicws with senko _ On 14 , Fcbruary, In
Noscow, Sovict Foreign Ninister (RuMYKO callcd in" Ambassador
KOHLER and protcsted impermissablc activitics" on the purt
of thc ;U.S; in Noscnko ' $ casc. Sovict press spokesmcn took
an cvcn hardcr linc to Western orrespondents , and accused
thc U.S. of kidnapping Nosenko. Un thc afternoon of 14 Sep-
tcmbcr, at two scparate interriers, hc spokc first to Swiss
Embassy and thcn to Sovict Embassy rcpresentatives At
thcse intervicws, which werc a}s0 attcnded by State Department
and INS officials _ Nosenko confirmcd that he eft Switzcrland
of his own frce wili'to seek asxlum in the U,S In addition,
he replied to qucstions of the Sovict Embassy 'rcprcscntative
t0 the effcct that hc Was renounc his Soviet citizenship.
On thc evening 0 f 14 February, rhc U,S. State Department made
a brief forma l reply to the Soviet protest, then issucd a
brief statement to the press not that the interviews had
becn held and that Nosenko had confirmcd his desire to remain
in this country .
From the time 0 f his arriial to 4 April 1964 , Nosenko
was housed in the Washington area. During this period , rcg-
ular systematic debriefing was cozmenced , and Nosenko was
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madc AIVal i ablc to reprcsentat ives 0 f thc FB[ [or lebrlcf Ing
on mattcrs #ffcct ing thcir responsihbilities _ Although #Honcd
out for cvcning and weck-cnd cxcursions , Noscnko W"s .ut 011
timcs accompanicd by 0/5 pcrsonncl. In addition, hc took 0
two-wcck vacation to Ilawaii, #guin accompanicd by cuso offi-
ccrs and sccurity guards . Lvidence cont inucd to moiint thnt
he Was il KGB plant, and at thc Suive t ime it becanic obvious
that it wou ld be imposs ib lc to procced_further to_ resolvo
thc many_suspicious points and contradictions that had ariscn
without changing the conditions ij which hc Was bcing held .
Nosenko was incrcas ingly uncoopcrativc , 'cspceialiy
whcn scns itivc arcas wcrc touched upon; and constuntly pressed
for thc lcgalization of his stotus in the U.S. and thc Issuance
of an alicn rcgistration" card; At the same 't imc, Noscnko ' s
hcavy drinking and other unruly persona ] habits wcru cnusIng
incrcas difficultics t0 thc seeurity personnc [ charee with
kccping him undcr control and out of trouble at # 11 t imcs in
accordance with Agcncy local responsibility. It Wus clenr
that it was only a matter of time bcfore he crcatcd 4 public.
scandal _ Morc important ly , hc wu$ in a pos ition. to communi-
catc with thc KGB since physical contro] could not bc absolutc.
On April 1964 , Noscnko voluntarily underwent 4 polygraph
cxaminat ion . Thc results of this cxamination indicated decept ion
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Qn " numbcr 0f critieal points indieating
that 'hc Wils sent
Py chc AGB to perform Onc 0r more missions which #ls0 inrolved
his pcnctration 0 f thc Agency and its operat ions . Tt was
decided, thcrc that the physical circumstunccs 0 f Noscnko' s
sy in this_country would have to be drasic i Gally+chungcd 16 3754
the Agency werc "to cafiy out its counterinteliigenc?
c responsi -
bilities {d-udhere-tosthcetcrms ,0f the @ golc grccment: As
resutt,Jo-was movcd ~to:quurterstwherechis: 2
ymovcmcnts_cou]df
pe more casily controllcd,
and his outing privilcgcs
wcrc
suspended pending rcsolution 0 f bona
It is worth noting that had Wc not takcn thc abovc action
Hut acccptcd Noscnko-at face valuc , it is quitc poss 1b le that
#e Fou [d huvc procccdcd: With a 0 07 scrics of operationa] act
7.7 on thc Basis {0f' his information:
4lesults;Of somc+-ofthese
4tions could havc bcen very embarrassing to thc U.$. Governmcnt
Politically nnd~damaging-to-U:S:
nationat ~~security: For e.am~"
Ple , his chicf opc rational proposa 1 at the timc , and onc that
he Was most insistcnt that Wc should proceed With immediately ,
inrolred thc compromisc of a" vcry scnior Sovict official.
Eeni Eides
Beg inn in April 1964 , hundreds of hours Wcre devoted
interrogations of Noscnko (in which he willingly cooperated)
a3, a ercat dca ) of t imc was spent exhuustive collatera]
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fnvestieations Wc concludcd thut it
had bc n establishcd
beyond rcusonablc doubt that Noscnko wus a Ack agcnt who
cstabfishcd contact with CIA, subscqucntly dcfcctcd on AGB
inst ruct ions , and that hc camc to thc Un itcd Statcs on a
dcception miss ion. Thc implicat ions of this mission had a
grave und direct'bcaring on U.5. national sccurity_ AIthough
our find wcTtl supported by thc rcsults 0[ tivo polygraph
cxaminations thc nuturc 0f thc cv idcnec Wa$ inadmissablc In
a court of law. In any casc, it is clcar that Noscnko had"
not bcen In a pos ition to pcrform any ovcrt act 0f transgrcs;
s ion of U.S_ cspionagc Iaws sincc 4 April 1964 whch hc was
placcd in: 0 rcstrictcd arca and dcprivcd of ahY conccivablc
mcans of communication with thc KGB.
Nosenko did not admi t thut he dcfectcd 'on AGB orders
or that hc camc to thc U.5. on 4 KGE mission . Ilc has admittcd ,
howcvcr ; that hc Wnade numc rous lies about his persona [ history
and about thc details of his KGB scrvicc to U.S, officials,
both bcforc and after arriving in the United States.
Coordiwat ion with Other U.S. Govcrnnent Agcncies
USIR Mcmbcrs _ In accordancc with the DDC [ ' $ ruling
rclating to a defector who has bcen a mcmbcr cf a hostile
intclligence service , Nosenko' $ status and handling was dis-
cusscd at #n cxccutive scss ion 0f USIB and dccided on. an
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ad hoc'" basis Nosenko defcctcd 07 4 Fcbruary 1964 , and the
Sccrctars of Statc, thc Attorncy Gencra) , the Special Assis-
tant to the Pres idcnt on Nat ional .Sccurity Affairs, McGcorge
Bundy = (cncru ] Carroll, Dircctor 0f thc Defensc Intclligence
Agency "nj thc .FBI wcrc a11 notitied imncdiatcly . On 5 Fcbru -
ary 1964 , (eneral Cartcr rcported chc dcfection t0 an executivc
scssion 0t" USTB #d f0llowcd this UjP with forma] statcmcnts t0
USIB mcmbers on 12 and 19 Fcbruary 1964, which stated that
Noscnko ' $ bow@ Lidcs had not Yet bcn cstablished . It Was
agrecd that no DS numbcr would he issucd to Sosenko, and that
hc would he hand lcd on a spccia[ hasis by this Agency _ In,
fact, norm; ! USIB intcrcst in Noseenko as a defcctor dropped
oft drastically as it becanc quickly apparent that he had no
positive intclligence intcrest ot 1" ue to any part of the'
community _
Thc Fiesident was informed 0t chc fu]l extent of our
suspicions 'about Nosenko' s bona fides by the then Dircctor,
Mr _ Mccone= on 11 Fcbruary 1964. Vr . Patrick Coync , Executive
Sccretary qf thc PFIAB , was &iven 4 similar briefing by
Mr, Ile [ws OIl 19 Fcbruary 1964 _
Generais Carroll and Fitch Qf DIA wcre als0 subscquent ly
informed of the problcms about Noscnko' s bona fidcs.
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Thc Sccretary 0 [ Statc, Abassador Thompson anal ocher
senior officials in. thc Depairtmcnt 0f Statc wcrc inforncd of
our escrvations about Noscnko' $ bona Lides and our fcrs that
he might bc 4 dispatchcd KGB agent . In discuss ions about thc
Poss ibility o{ Noscnko' s eventual dcportation, thc Secretary
of Statc expressed scrious conccrn about the udvcrse_ rest ion
that such "1 move might havc on other potent ia ] defectors.
The Dircctor of Sccurity , State Departmcnt , was informa"d
of the boni Fides problcm at an , carly datc. We have workcd
closcly with this office sincc thcn 011 thc problcm of er [ -
vating thc *ignificancc of Noscnko ' s inCormat ion
0s it affects
the sccurity interests thc Statc Dcpartmcnt _
Becausc S0 much of Noscnko' s informat ion affcctcd U.s.
internal sccurity mattcrs for which thc FB [ bcars primary
responsibility , and bccausc thc possibility that Nosenko ras
a XC? plant had 8 dircct bcaring on the validity 0 [ certain
F3 opcrat ions , thc FB [ was kept fuHly informcd on our views
about Fosenko S bona fides and our progress in intcrronat
and investigating him the mnoment 0f his defcct ion. Thc
FBI 1iaison officer was told of our rcscrvations on ~Voscnao' $
bona fides 3 $ car}y 4$ 5 Fcbruary 1964 _ Thc Director 0 f the
F3 [ and his dcputy for Intcrna] Security, William Sullivsn,
Yere kcpt completely Up to date, and Fc coordinated a)4 major
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aspecfs of oui hanling Soseako with them . After 0 Jong
meeeiae with SuHivan and othcr FBI rcprcsentit ivcs to revicw
Nose;ko' 3 cisc on 1 April 1964,, thc FKI Internoscd no objec -
tionis 19 our proposa] to rcstrict Noscnko' 5 movemcnts and
commetice hostile intcrrogation_ Subscyuently , . thc FBI for-
ma Hfy azreed with our find on Noscnko, Jt Icals t to the
cxtet;t that cons idcring carcfully the ts 0 f Your
Intefroeations of Yuriy Nosenko and Your anziysis 0f ni3
statenits Jna activitics it does appcar hc i$ not wnat he
purports to bc . Wh i le this Burcau is not in J positicn to
drar any conc lusion in this case, wc do rccognizc it is
possible that Nosenko could bc a Sovict plant or agent Pro-
vocager,
73e then Acting Attorney Gencral Mr _ Sicholas Katzenbach
(anf serera] members 0f his staff) Wcrc apprised of our res-
crvations about Vosenko on 2 April 1964 and an opinion sas
souzhi from him hoth as to interprctation of the cxclusion
and parole agreenent , and as to how Wc, should procccd in the
evene Ibat it provcd ncccssary t0 deport Sosenko (ron this
COUcEFY .
Lffores to thc ack from Leaoning of Ou r Awarenc $ $ if
Noserk? 5 Iruc_Sttus
From thc tine wc lcurncd that Nosenko had been senz t0
this Cpuntry on 41 Ack mission it was ohv ious that 1f #e berc
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to havc thic t imc' to analy:c anJ rcsolvc this casc, and to
and cxccutc Jppropriate countcrmcasurcs, it was esscnt ial
that #c attcmpt to thc AGB fron: Icarning of our awarcness
of Noscnko' s truc status , Consequently, dctailed knowledge
of 'the depth and scopc of our suspicions about Nosenko, and
thc implications thcrcof; was restrictcd tu a vcry' few pcople
in thc Agency and thc intelligence community _ Nonethcless,
we did advise policy echelons and principa ls in thc intel -
igencc community , cven though this carricd thc incvitablc
risk of leakagc.
Sovict Inspired Inquirics
In 1966 thcre wcrc several ind ications that the Soviets
were making a scrious cffort to find out what. happened to
Nosenko and to forcc him to thc surfacc _ Fhc most blatant
and unusual of thesc was thc #pproach by a Sovict journalist,
Yuriy KOROLEV (a known KGB a4cnt) , to thc Frerch magazinc
Paris Match with an offer;to 'providc photographs and matcrials
for an exclusive story of 'Nosenko and his family. According
to Korolev , Nosenko' s wifc was cons idering an approach to an
internationa:l juridicial organization
in an effort t0 obta in
compensat ion from Xosenko for' damagcs caused by his abandon-
mcnt 0f hcr and her childrcn_ In rcsponding to this approach
Wc quotcd a statement, purportins t0 be frori Nosenko himsclf,
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to the cffcct that Nosenko cons idcrs this approach to rcpre -
sent blatant and- cruc] manipulation: 0f his fanily by thc KGB
and that hc will not lcnd himself to tne schene by agrceing
to un intcrview or in any other way .
Noscuko ' s Status
To rccapitulate, Nosenko entcrcd thc Unitcd Statcs on
12 Fcbruary 1964 OJI parole to the Agency undcr thc provisions
of Scction 212 (d) (5) of thc Immi grat ion and Nat ionali- ty
Act. Parole responsibility is dclcgated to the Agency by
thc Attorncy Gencral under thc tcrms of an agreement cxecuted
by the Attorney Genera] and the [FI on 10 February: 1955 ,
which states:
"Aftcr parole `of such alicns, the Central Intel- `.
ligence Agency will assume responsibility for
care, supervison and control of a kind and
degrce it believes consistent with the internal
security needs of the United States during con-
tinuance of their parole status _
In accordance with our understald of this agreement , and
becausc WC had reason to believe that Nosenko was a conscious
and willing agent of a hostile intelligence service,
we
ensurcd that hc was undcr our direct observat ion and contro]
at a 11 timcs from the moment of his arrival in the United
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Statcs. From 12 February to 4 April 1964 it Was poss iblc (o
Noscnko at a location whcre he . could cnjoy a certain
amount of novement aIld of contuct with thc outs idc worid.
Aftcr 4 April 1964 , for rcasons explaincd above, it was
nccessary to him' incommunicado at . a location which is
known to no, onc outsidc` 0 f thc Agcuey (and to very fcw within
it) _ Authorizat ion For Nosenko to rema in in this country
undcr the. Special Agrcemcnt Procedurcs was pcriodically
extendal by the Immigrat ion and Naturalization Scrvice.
Athoxgh his freedom of movement had bccn scvcrcly
restricted, Nosenko was not ma [reated and _ hc madc no com -
plaint about his trcatment _ On the contrary , Wc had scvcral
writtcn statemcnts from him in which he statcd that our
hand 1 of him was justified and cven bencficial.
Disposal
Fron the timc that Nosenko Ba$ brought to this country
we thought about the possibility of his eventua] deportation
as a cont ingency measure . In carly 1964 , we thought that it
might be possible to mitigatc the political and propaganda
drawbacks of 2 forced deportation by announc ing that Noscnko
has confessed his truc KGB role. With thc passage of timc,
however, #nd in vicw 0f our much firmer conclusions about his
rca ] role and mission and our clearer undcrs tanding of what
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this implicd , it wais apparent that &rcat pruct ica] problems
stood in thc way 0 f his dcportation to cithcr thc USSR or 0
third country .
USSR: Nosenko has catcgorically statcd on numctous
occasions that hc will ncvcr contemplatc rcturn to thc USSR,
and , aithough wc suspcct that hc might sccrct ly wc Icomc such
# MOvc , Wc would expcct him to act out his part to thc cnd
with loud protcsts that hc Wis bcing shippcd to his death,
ctc. When thc possibility of cxpulsion was discusscd with
Depa rtmcnt 0 f State of ficials in 1964 , both tho. Sccrctary of
Statc and Ambassador Thompson exprcsscd thclr conccrn For
the advcrsc cffcct this might havc on othcr potcntial dcfec-
tors: Forciblc rcpatriat ion o[ political refugccs Is aga inst
establishcd U.S. policy , and wou ld bc ccrtain to arousc
violent reaction from cthnic minority groups in thc IJnitcd
States _ Undcr thcsc circumstances ZI) a]cged "confcss ion"
by Noscnko would havc comc undcr vcry closc scrutiny , ind
Gight havc backfircd very badly . Anothcr point thar had to
be considered Was the poss ibility that thc aga in
playing their part, might havc refuscd to accept Noscnko on
the grounds that hc has renounced his Sovict citizenship:
Third Country: Although Wc bclievcd it likeiy that
Noscnko wou ]d acccde to deportat ion to 0 third country,
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rhere is certuinly mo country in thc free world 0n1 which Wc
could conceivably havc unloaded Nosenko without first Inform-
thcm of has truc status . Even if Wc cons idcrcd this 0
desirable objectivo, it sccmcd ccrtain that thc. Dcpartmcnt
of Statc would veto such 0 piccc of intcrgovernmental duplic-
Zon;-tlc--bisis-of tlie -polit-lcan-risks-'i@volved;#f3
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N:: (#Ld
YuriLy_Ivuovich_NOSENKO
officcr who dc fectcd
19 a
Sovict intclligeucc_ brought to the NOSENKO
in 1964 Ilc was
EubseglevelYrecaow
he was
1n
Switzcrland
short
of relative conditions_
U.s and after 71 rclativcly austere fn
conflisd strict
imatcly thrce ycars
Cdomeuaiif
he
for 1 pet'iod of #pproxi
amounts 0f Ercedom
1967 , hc wis
Ereedonsin
1969 _ Hle
Eutseduetcdy staEE;e
was #llowed in
the Southeastern Un under
0 U,S_ citizcn, settlcd
in 1974: Mlc
is prescntly
and bcc;lmne 3 U.. itizcn consultativc scrviccs
contract to
Ee ceGubectc gcrnane
to
background .
and infornat ion Of sub_
dcbriefing
as M reselt of his
Fidcs ,
NOSENKO mas con fined conccrning his bona
substuntive questions wcrc further concefn about his
and
Eistkvec9ui bchaVio5 Taiscd_
v
NOSENKO ' $ dcbricfing
cmot ional health and gcnerai sifctx
7 $
concludcd that he
confinenent wcrc ended Ihen it w+? Tht advicc 0 f the
and to national sccurity_ 1 $< confines
was not 8 threat
obta ined thc t irie 0 [ ~fing:
Justicc Departeent wis
in his subscquent dcbr
4l 6
inent the FPI particil
thc U.$, was
coordinatcd wili
NOSENKO ' s initia entry into
thes Wctc
pcriodically advised
thc icpartnent of State and
to thc time of his
of his status
during his confincment up
final scttlcnent _
t ions of Nosinko' $ confinement werc
The
strict condi
scriousness of his ition
intcndcd to convey to him the
to makc cicar to him that
as 3 suspccted
Jsinforinc G.5"86n5 prcciadca
aS Iong as
his free settlcrent in thc U.5 _ was understood_ however
this issue as
uresolved. It eieclcd
to end his
'ecnfine-
that at any tine he could havc
0S filcs do not docwment
ment and return to the Sov ict UrxoficiCiy coaveved
to
that this latter condition was expl
tion 0f scnior
NOSENKO , horever, it is the rccgucccwis
the case
and further
officcrs (ADD/o and D/OS) that to other dc fcctors
that it was a
condition rout inely
whosc bona fides wcTc in doubt .
~cRFT
'6.18
period
and under
unt
married ing %iven
to:al
his
shen
raised
at
patcd and
pos
staEf
such
aPPlicd
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1 3 / ' 1275
MEMORANDUM FCF ! Goneral Counael
SUDJECT Nobenko
Attachod (0 0
roport [rom tho: Olllco o Securlly concernlng the awere-
nes8 0l other Fedoral authorltlee (UJSID, State FBl, und [GNS). Wc havo
been advleed by ADD/O that Nogenko at all tlmca wa8 advlaed that he could
elect to loave tho U. S., but that ho could not bo onbured o Immedlate
Ilberty I( ha elected to gtey; In a denee, w0 arc told, he elected to etay undor
the condltlon8 than provalllng. Wo do not havo documentatlon on thlo
letter polnt, other than 20 ehown In the atcachmant.
S C Brecklnridge
Attachment: e/6
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TIS BLY
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
wabhimgtcm 39.0. €
Oirice @f Deputy Direc7ox Of CENTRAL INTELUGENCE
iz.Fobru57 1964
Xixollduy' FOR: loltad %ratoj Jntolllgcze: 2ojrJ Heaserj .
SubJeCT} Yor} _ IvanoyIch HOSEXKO
mhls Rozorandua TOect} :0 tkJ Stato De?atizore
Toloaso 6 @ 10 Fobtujty oa_3ubject c3s0 and Ptov1eo? addf-
tJona] backzrouna 33 vo]l 0 3 inforaation 00 bfa errsjnc
3utus&.
2; As 1 CGE 3E2E€ 6El{c3*, MOSExKO 13 rosulirfy
'as3gnod to tho CouatetLetsillzence DIreczorn:& 0f ex0
IC? Ja Hoscov buc: 8$ Jeclided: In the Sorlot dclczatlon
to the' 0isirazont Con Eotance a3 pr of 3 coyor 377838c"
acnt GJci Pcraltrod hs3 To cJtTY ojt 13tallse3c3 ajd s8Cr[5y. Zmcion] J Gonoxs 00 behal 0f Ebo IG2,
#332063FJ Z7.5 Trijuj 3osyfong of Er6
Dsara385€ Conforonco ho}d 13 Genava J? I962 _ Durinz ESc
codaso: 0@ tba30 sesson 9, hose:ikj souzh E` c?o:ace vith officfals of tho U,' Sa Govere-ont, inforad.Txese 0fZkclals
tbir b0 4as a ffJ-atod uieh: 2ho Soylar Szjtd Sceiey 37"
28r2t3 and volmteared Eo aJ tho V, 3, Goveraeaz ip deerinz Sovfe€ Jibvor3lve zetiylty dJzzcted ag11ns e 8h0
U , GovotzaInI, Durog rhe COUTJO 0f MIs cocejcr 4i:h
V, 3 etborf:1e?, #OSENiG JuEci cha{ bi3 cocpe:rlon #ith
ezo U,. 9, Govesnaane orizlnared vieh hfs dlsczsro'joa batrae
{or ebe Sorlet Teziaa In :8071] uJth 6[3 desiz? 10 obc_J
7878226 for {c0 Wjust Zoae3 9f 6Js {x 3 Jenior o2fi2i14
53 ero Sovdet shfpbulldlnz Ladustwy, Jod
0e1c
{JB ecer3}
Jc-i-Je10a of rho Ano-cx3s vies Jbo ho.kad czo IJ con-
rzce gfeb10 {50 Sovfo: Lalez,
4, Ix 1ag? Jajuzy 196', {Ose8zJ Jr-ivoc {a Gan67s,
Jgaia JagnueradLag 33 3 baabar 0: 853 SaviJe Jelogasioc
{3 Lhb DiJa--eo€ Cop{a7an22. Subject Jecr?ely coeifio
:iJ cIi centJces in ~? 3ni St3:e3 -e2c2718n@ 663 P73J-
70e3 ix C23273 a3d af-Jw2c4 r9 S#3[ vi:h {asa c3;erCcj , cuzios 2 3:>ivs 0} =J0210e3 #CSE550 ?r3pi4J iM:372{c0
Incfeing iozwen:J Cjacg?? Suvien S6a*2 Szsuzety J<an-
v{:J3 #i:bia {bo 853 134 3bncai JJ1 3 Jeefkad JCca335
E2 IPDET TJ 2 2Z SECFET
CL BY 063344
HR 10 - 23 L2 EXLY
9 January 1975
Llks
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of Eb6 IG? epetation #3JIns} U, 5: ?rofosgor YhJch #OSEYrJ said
o had ?0r3ona!ly
8ar3hoora
dItectlon of SEMICifASTMIY cha
JuparIsed J[ gho
Eer Stnt0 Socurlty . (EGB)_ Chalran of tbo. Coaaiteeo
6Is d8;_re Dutdoz tho38;2245.tecont Ra9tLozs NOSEYKo
anouncod 60 Jeavo tho USS? peraajoncIy and Je0k hJs Jn tho-Vost: 1 clained h4s D0r vork Jo Ehe IG3
futwo -
Doputy Chjof of ehae dopartaont chargod MIth :h0
(Firse
jnd Tocrultant of: Aacricjn vJaftotj to
EGhusS;) '4z3033.Jac8
pandlog and that bo would nor bo ab J0 to vigit
033
"fth any {roquancy :' Accerdingly. ho
the Nost
pol E cal agylun In
tngeigitez Kistos reRatod 3 Tequese Fox
Frankfurt, Gemjay whero ho 1s
Sutonily"4 was taken to
gBt1ona PJans JTo uoi n4d0 to reaovo
undcTgol5g Interzo-
t0 thu Ua S_
6 Zt saould bo motod "{bae CIA contace WItA
ba9 Do€ bood excOns Ivo and {bac v0 vill
Subfoct
thotourh ,1 earrosatiod
Eo 0J[3b Msh
Subjeegxse Jduitlona}
It Jhouid 2180 60 Aotod Ehat Noseno' 3
bonj fIdes.
cerned wfth subg €antlvo Jutios voro no€ con- agpects of th2 Dsatojaent Confgrene?, any -ingit 0 703E Srot 0702.5
On. Ebae aroa 0f
ab}J 87 shed 42.
ous Ipcerjsta
7. The.POssIDiMity thot NOSEYrO's 'defection
133 do- 3igned {0 vrock [ao con feronce vas dust cwoEully To dacsioo to accope bls vis Eatoa on Eho
consIdorsd.
the Sovlet mould noe bavo chosez 3uch
cooyictfo [Jar
(staf< officar 0f tSo KGb) f0r rhi3
3 vulnerzbla Jr6n€
Ilaj or #0v0 ,
MarshjMl 5. Crtor
Lloureraae Gonora], USA
Jepury DItoccor
2Nt
ax"
boJog hi3
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31 December 1974
MEMORANDUM FOR:
General Counsel
SUBJECT Oflice o Security
reports on PARAGON,
NOSENKO, AELADLE, CELOTEX [ and L
and MOCKINGBIRD
1S Forwarded hcrewith i8
a 31 Decembcr 1974
[rom thc Direclor of memorandum
material
Securlty on subject activities.
The Obvioualy; ephe zextsphe32o33 eheto gueationa poscd by Your office.
the next phase o the investigation will
detailed reviews ol each activity: rcqulre moro
2 Questiong that occur to
49 In reading the attached,
arc:
PARAGON
We ghould out what i8 meant by the
statement that the FBI "delerred further
to the Oflice of Security, how it
coverage
what form it took. wJg expres sed and
The taping conversations docs
not seem to congtitute "electronic survcillance"
eenbe. It
in the usual certainly i9
not patory surveillance: little more detail on thc equipment will be
wanted:
NOSENKQ
We will go to the DDO for any record of DCI
knowledge,
and report such information
a9 we get.
AELADLE
We will want to verily DDCI'9 approval 0f
(L
Jilc]
Acting:
spell
of two
tres
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CELOTEX I
We will want more dctail on the actual
surveillance, including Pobbible higher approval:
This jg_regponsive t0 the DCI'9 request (or
newspaper articles that led to the surveillance.
CELOTEX L
Questiong eimilar t0 CELOTEX L
a77 }EZ7 ; 225 We Inay--ant actualzcopieg @l ncwgpaper
stories for display; in addition t0 memoa, Should
DCI.wish to u80 It.
MOCKINGBIRD
No recorded (in CIA) formal' approval by
Attorncy Gencral. It may be that Justice will
have a copy.
Does this raise a queetion of gurveillance
of congresgmen if one i8 contacted by .gomeone
4
under surveillance?
5 Securityeexperts_to haver_eports gnMahec;StESTA
Redfne], surveillance trvcks; and i8raeli COMINT: by 'COB'
Thursday.
79 ~ac""
S. D. Breckinridge
Attachments a/ $
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SEGECT
EYES O:'LY
3 1 DEC 1974
MEMORANDUM FOR: Inspector General
VIA Deputy Director for Administration
SUBJECT PARAGON
NOSENKO
AELADLE
CELOTEX I
CELOTEX II
MOCK INGBIRD
1 _ Attached is a report concerning Subject topics
which was requested by Mr . Scott Brcckenridge of office _
As You will note _ the report is in a question and answer
format with attachments _
2 : This Office is still gathering material in regard
to the SIESTA Project and REDFACE I In addition other
files arc being culled to provide more ` details, if they exist,
on the: above mentioned projects.
sua4
Sz n
sidney stembridge
Ac Di tor of Security
Atts
Distribution:
Original Adse
1 DDA
E2 IMPDET
CL BY 010249
EYeS CXY
Your
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#I: )kh:s
[ Yurly Ivanovicli Nosenko, requcst the (ovcrnicnt 0t
cho UnItcd Scacos 0f Acrici (0 crane nc "oliticil Jsyli
in cho Un Itcd Scatcs 0 f A-icricJ. This decision has bcen
cikun by nc A$ chic result of considern: this Gucstion
Qv@t Eho cowso of _Scverul Yo 1S-"lthogy-iuY kregsurc_-Qn =2
78x
tha o[ wi:osacvcr. [ absolutcly .jo mot' befiuve
In: 'tho truth 6€ the Socinlisu #ystcipe #UckiW-Jin-lic_AGE
Ll U Jnd: Knorin; morc-tlan-tho-orjinary-Sovictveiffzem-Iboit
thc Jatcrua) situation, tho mooal 0f thc fcop lc Jnd thc
policic3 of cho Scvict Goverment , [ bocucc convluced thac
Jn thc UsSi there Is "oc and ncvcr Ki bo truth JnJ rea]
[rccdoa a5 lOnz; "S' tho country Is :ovocuce by the Coweist
Iacor Tavc4ljns sn_9ff Ledal_tcJns_#bro-t co che_ePuts-es_
241 {ML Knab (etho West;ei Zis "blc
cortccty t0-understina-Jad bccoic
nw3rc of the ux scomce 0( j Tca) and ict:] (rce worida
Tiic evemts in Hlunzary and Last" Boffn anztic of the
Cojuunist jovc;icnt JTc [or "C VIvid exa jlcs Jnd con f Jran-
tion 0 f tho corTectncss of =y urml decision tw brcal forevor
with thc Sovict Unfon, I Krimc to issutc tle Covorrent 0 [
he Unitcd Scatcs of Anorica (hJt I 6if[ Lcvctc a][ 7y
strength and knowlcdgc to the Govcrient ad pecplc ef che
Unftcd Statcs of Acerca,
Is/ Yuriy Ivaewvic: %osenio
4 February 1964
T0 'js97
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WNWERIALNG EEGAKDWG QELYIGALIONE Aml)SECRECY
In e(nGicleration uf arraneems being made bv the CFNTRI.
INTELIGENCF AGENCY fur r.y {utura emplyment
ixuu wclfaro;_ [ free'y
ackmoslede that hav: Ij (elandin;: claim: o1 nature A;;insl lha
CETBI INTELLIGENGE AGEXCY.
T furtherlicknowledw: thal thcre
itre mv e(mminitrnentu 't0 I: on tlve: parl +f tha €ENTIAI, INTELLIGKNCT
RGFNCY #hich reinain unfitisied arigin; vut: ( #nY of my prior
as#:cimlion" with the Arrncy. underutanl Uh;tl thc currenu jrrange-
'm:nL"; l:twocn mytell #ndl the CENTRAL INTELLIGKNCk AGENC}
"rc inteluletl (o complelcly encomp:e; MJ oblicationg dr any nature whuleover
sriada: to TIJO: by th4 CENTRAL IXTELLIGENCE ACENCY ,
fucknowledge my dcsire to
serve lhe interesls of the Uniled Statc8
by fulfilling thc obligationg which [ havc acccpled In thc current
arfankcnicnte with the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
[abucrt
under udth, a0 indicated by my gignature bclow, thut 1 havc complctcly,
totally and pcrmancntly scvcred any and all rolotionvhipg with othc r
governmenl, itu akcncics orzanb Or functionaric8 includ #he Communist
Partyi Shat-! willnotin the futurc advocatc;: (each; or becomc: a-miciilar
of or Gcomc affilialed with ary organization which udvocatc B
or feache 0
oppociticn to all orGanized cevefcment; that L will not in thc futurc becomo
a member %f or bccomic a filiated with Uhe Comumunivt_Party-%r_any other
totalitarian party; and:unat L do-nat-now nor will ] in (c {uture advocata
the ccosomic, intcrnational; anezgovernucntaladoctrinea.of_voriaji
0 3C communibm:
[ underotand tha need for Becrecy recarding my pabt,
Predcn: and futurc rclation with thc CENTL INTELLIGENCE
ACENCY and I agree to kcep {orever Becrel theae relationahips and
sy arrangcmcnte with thc CENTKAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY including
all information which I may obtai7 by rcason of 398oclation8 with
the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY , with full knowledge that
volation Ol 8uch gecrccy gubject_mc tg criminal-progecution-underez- =
the-eepidnage-law (18-U;S-C+z793,, 394) and,gther_applicable lawe and
regulalione: v undergtand-that ikis-i8 a' 'Bolcni and permanent undcrtaking
which [mubt observe cvcn 8 {tcr termination O any contructb or Olher
arranrementb with the CENTRAL IXTELLIGENCE AGENCY , Ln addition,
L,uderstand that-Imay-not-diacuss-with" or discloge-to any perion
not authorized to hear it any information conccrning the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY , its activities , or intelligence material undcr
the control o the Agency: 1 urderetand that the burdcn i8 upon mc to
abcertain from the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY whether
or not
information i9 claggificd and i{ who i8 authorized to rcceive it.
[takc,the obligationg 6ct [orth abovc {recly. without any mental
rescrvations or purpose Of evabion.
{ny
{ully
any
inf;
{ully
ghipg
any
may
S0,
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I3 WITNESS WKERZOF. [have Hereuo Se} Iaadl aml s"al
#his
2-f
6{
ze
1969 .
Is/ IDEN
(L.s;)
Subucribed &nd 8 worn lo before me this QsL diy uf ~Geuf_
1969.
Isl IDEN 7
Notary Public
(SEAL'I; M tctsin[54c,{67464800+24,11862
mn;
day
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WEN
Vcar IDEN
"Ths INITZD STATES COVERMAENT,
a; reprcbentce by lhc
CENTRA L INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, hereby contractu
with you undlor
U1 Lolluw Ierr{] and conditiong:
STATUS: Your legal status under this contract i8 tha: of an
indcpendent c ortractor or consutant. You are not conoide rad Tn
cmployee of tne UBITED STATES COVERNMENT
by virtud Of thio
contract. will be required to hold yourgelf availablo a all times
to fulfili rcquests madc 0f J_ you by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
or to re spond to taoke requested o you by the CENTRAL
INTELLICENCE
AGENCY _ You will refrain engaging; gther gainful employment_
or occupation until aPproval has received from tbe, CENTRAL
[NTELLIGENCE AGENCY. Ingtructions furnighed to
You purguant to
thib contract and within thc terms hereof shall be a9.
binding
ypon-you _.
'49 . included in the written termg hereol.
COMMUNGA TION 7In @ll-relationihipa
withthe CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE iGERCY you will accept rcquests _
tasks and relevant
instructions from
an individyak hereinafter referred-to-as tha
"Authorized Covernmert Representative.
9i He will be fully authorized
to discusg mattcrs with you rcluting to your respongibilities
unde r thie
contrict includirg. but not Jimited coyer arrangernents , place of
as#ignment, ccnditions 0f work or cther matters relating to your
relatio:ship with tne CENVTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
3 COVER AND SECURITX In the performance of Your
re:$ pozsiblitieg hereundef , Jppropriate arrangements will be made
regajeig coi fr and gezeral security corditions, You be may recuired
ing
You
(rom i.e
been
to,
uny
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{0 crccutc' reriain doruncm(1; in the cours (f extablishine: ccvcr
arraneemen:s hut it i$ ta bc expressly unlerstoodl that such doc =
unicnta
arc Bolely for lhe purposc of cover andl
securily iinl (onfcr
no uddlitional
lega) +ichln OT oblications al thal &ll 0f Your rights antl obligaliuno with
reapcct lv lha CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE' AGENCY dcrivc
{ro1n
thib agreenwnl. In connection with
covcr and Becurity you will bi
providcd time to time apccific instructions
by lhc Authorized
Governmcnt Representative and you will be required tu
adhcre prccleely
to such ructiong.
4 COMPENSATION You will bc conpcneated by thc CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY a he rateol Sixtrcn Thousand:
Five Hundfed"
Dollfs-($16;500.00) par ydar_
24 ~Payment 8f
compensation ehall bc
monlhly In accordancc with
Jrrangenlents acccptable to
thc Authorized
Governm:nt Rcpresentativu.
This sum i8 subject to Fcderal incomc
taxe8 and to guch incomc tax
48 arc applicable to your placc pL
r9eidc"se: ;Additionally,
Shis coripcnsation {8 Bubjectto EICA
lakeg=
The current Fated and mctlod %
{o 'paymcnt wiil be in accordance
with
applicablc and the security inctructions
issued by thc Authorized
GovcFniment Represcntativd
To agsist you in establishing
yourself, the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will assist
in You procuring an
automobile and necessary household
furnishings, providing funds therefor,
up to a mavimum of Eight Thousand
Dollarg (58,000. Payment of all
taxes and preparation of neccgsary tax
rcturng arc Your Pereonal
obligation and responsibility but in accord with
appropriate security
inatructions which will be furnished
by thc Authorizcd (iovernment
Representative.
solely
from
inbte
thib
lawb
Jawd
00) .
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5_ ruhcroF I ESLEACE In tho interests e Security.
Yom wi/l
Ie required {0 live in sucl State,
arez, anal houtse or #partent a% im
"pecilicilly appraved by Ilc CKNTIUAL INTELLIGENCE
AGEACY #fter
mutual dliacuc &ic
and due consicleration 0f all circumstances. AIl of
Uic cxpenac# uf guch leascd house
or #partment will he hy and
thc CENTIAL INTELLIGENCK AGENCY will not bc
obligated to pay any
auch cxpcnkca.
6_ ALLOWANCES TRAVEL AND QTHER EXPENSES: If, in thc
courbc of fulfilling your responsibilitie8 undcr this
agrcement, monetary
allowanceg wouldsbe payablc under-gencral-UNITED STKTEs
GOVERNMENT rulcs
and regulationg , you wiil be paid such monctary
allowancc8 in gubatantial accordance With thosc lawg and
regulations _
I; in the courwi ol ihis contract; ~0
You are 'directcd to travel
or aro
authorized t0 incur othcr cxpengcs,
rcimburscmcnt for
Cxpenses Ivill:
be made by thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
ACENCY in substantial
'accordancc with applicablc CENTRAL WNTELLIGENCE
AGENCY
regulationg.
HOSPITALIZATION AND MEDICAL
The CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE KGENCY wi!l provide you with reasonable
4 ( T -
insurancc
cover medica care and hospitalization
equivalent to that which could
be obtained through etandard insurance policies;
the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY may provide directly such medical care and
hogpitalization:'
8_ SECRECY_OBLIGATION
You will bc required lo forever
secrct this agreement and all information which
ou obtain by reason
hereof (unless released in writing by thc CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY {rom such obligation) ,
with (ull knowledge that
violatia of 6uch
3
bornc You
CARE'
ing
or ,
Keep
may
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secrecy n):; sub;: ~: >": J : 6?rF{8?m?; er 'Rc ~93i/,1135"_
39 unended, jndl Olher applicable Iaws and regulationg . Your rclations]
with thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE ACENCY and tlig contract must be
kcpl accrct and you nay not discueg any aspect of thia relationship and
contract with anY pcrson Olher than the Authorized Govcrnment
Rcpresentative or such other Perscn as he may spccifically approvc.
9_ UNAUTHQRZED COMMITMENTS: No promiseg or
commitmenls pcrtaining to rights , Privileges, or benefits other than those
exprcsely_stipulaled in Writing in this agFeement
or any amendment_thereto-
473
shall be binding on the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE ACENCY.
10_ TERM This agreement is eflective a8.0f ] March 1969
and-shall:besfor: a:tcrm-of-onc(l): yearz AAt the end Of-that pe FYz riod thia
contract shall hc deemed to bc rcnewed {or anothcr year unless notice of
termination ha6 been furnished io you thirty (30) day8 in advance of the
elapse 0f onc (I) year. Thcrealtcr the contract will bo reiewed aulonatically
on:8imilatztcrm; and-conditiong; This contract may; be' terrinated_at 73777 anyet
timc by eithef party upon lurnighing_ (30): advance notice
termination of this contract orrenewals thereof, including arendments ,
if any, the CENTRAL" INTELLiCENCE AGENCY wili udertake to
assist
you in obtaining gainful employment
or to provide continuing compensation
to assurc you that you will be ablc to maintain a reasonable standard of
living. This undertaking is contingent upon your fulfilling the: terma of
this curtract and thc cont inuing compliance with the secrecy obligations
Iaws
hip
thitty' 'days Upon
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impused 0n >ou by peragraph 4 ol this rontva: #eprosigions 'f
Jy Becrecy agreement which you-haru &igai-d with
CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE ACENCT .
UNTED STATES COVERNAIENT
As Represented b; the
CENTRAL IZELLIGENCE AGENCY
By:
Date:
Contracting Ofricer
ACCEPTED:
8kb
'Aie-l44_
Date Is| IDEN 1
WITNESS:
2/ 2e61261_
Date I8 / DDEN 7
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362
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IDEN [
Dear IEN
X% ;t(+ i# 'M3dlo {"
GOv Ymr "Haet #ith { he UMtKD:T;tk; RAKVT, il !; rewrc:ma- {w: CENTA/ INTE_
criec:;a Aarem 1'j6') . Efc(ive Aarch
Lupcr AGkNGy
lerminat 1vi0 gid cowlraet im Iterein mua| com:thl 'f the ;artic" (hereto_
(he {olowing afreamen
i:
a"dl in Bio;u l:reul
"mbelituted _
Il UNITE) S"ATS COVERAALENL,
GENTRAJ IATELLICENC; t : represented 1t 4li:
Ic followi:g
AGEACY, h' cutracts vitt ;ou unrler ierms ard conditions:
1. STATUS: Your Icgal #tatus under (his contract i8 &et of
indcpendcn: cortractor or
consultant_ You
an
of thc UNITED STATES ara not considered cmployec
will bc
GOVERNMENI by virtue of thir cortract.
You rcquircd to hold yoursclf ivailable at all ines to {ulf; I
Tade olyou by thc CENTRAL INTELLICENCE rcqueeta
lasks requested of AGENCY or :2 respofd to you by thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGzKCY_
will rufrain {rom cnEaging in other Guinful You
cmployent or occupation until
drgtrortiohss bccilreccivcd {romsth_CENTRAL INTELLICECCC? AOENCY;
Instructions furniched t0 you purauant (0 this contract anc
hereof shall
13 birding vatnin tha: tcrnig
upon Yo" aw if includled in thc written tirra hcreof.
INTELEIGENCE 2 COALMUNCATION mlEelationships withthe CZNCRAL:
AGENCY You will acccpt requests , tagk? arid relevant instructions {rom individual hereinafler referred tu 44 ihe Government Reprcsentitivc.
I He: will be
#Aelisrized
mattcrs with you relating to" fully authorized to diecubs
including, but not limiled
your responsibililies under thig cortract
conditions of Kork or cover arrangcnenl:, place 0 &geigomcnt,
the CENTRAL
any other matters rclating to your rclatiozship With
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ,
33 COVER AND:SECURLTY:
Jne
re EPonsibilities
EeiUSECyR"OPr o %ho gecendncqtoly7u
regardng cover and general security conditions rrade
to execute certain docuncrts You may be required
in the coursc of establis
cocr arrongcments but it is to he expressly wndcrslood
{or' "thespurposc of cove; arid that such decgmests are
legal rights Or
security and confcr no acditicnal
OENgAtions wnd that all 8 your_Fights and oblgaticna with
respect to thc CENTRAL INTELLICENCI;
agreenxnt_ In conrection
AGENCY Jcrivc €oiely Irom thig
tine
with cover and security you Will be pravided
to timc spe:cific inctructiors by thc Authorized
Rcprexentativc znd ycu will bc required fo adherc Goverrji;ent
instructious. Preciscly t0 guch
Q3a: %1 Fr}
SSECRET
ku::
Mocec
by
hy
rehy
an
Inc:
an
to,
hing
solcly =
fron}
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SECRET
EQ4WHASIAY #i)i he fopnsae#: 'k CERTRAI INTELLCRncriKic)
w} (la` rte (f Kicheen T::s-si #ir Wwmrod
Polars (S1S. 50u. (() rYer. Payn of (hin <apres: shl X #ca:hly in acvraam #ith trranemema acreplabk {x: :" Authorized Gjrrm:ent Rejrronentatin.
: #M i" "uhjrct (0 Fcearl ir ea 6nc a;48u #ch incom tf N A: ar applicablc t) Your Plac" on r"sih mce_ Actitijally , (hix compa#sait i# "Wljett lo FICA (axe= Thc (trrent 74?4 a{id mthoal of pyg #ill bo in aceurelanee 'ith # srity iustrutionx issued by the
Authrhznaah #licakkc
Taat t Bprescnlallve. Pantt o a/1 {nses and Praralion of mcecnnary (ax rntirns
are Your Perscual ubliiatitn #Ial re*pns ibility hut In aceorsl with #rropriatc
inf;ructions "hich will {urnishe%l by thc Authorized (orerment
security
Representativc.
5. ALLOWANCES IRAVEL AND QTHLEREXPEASES 16 , in thc coersc O( fulfiin: youf rsponsibilitics under lhis #grccacat , monetary
allowances would be payabla' under Kencral UNITED STA TES
COVERNMENT rules and regulations_ You will be paid scch monetary
allowances in 8uhrtantiul accordance with thoue laws and regulations.
IC , in the courbc of this contract,` You arc dirccled to trait [ or are autherized to incur other cxpenses_ reimburecment-fer willle 9492*e8 macc bytthe-CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY i subsristi,l accordancd
with Jpplicable CENTRAL INTKLLIGFNCE ACENCY regulations.
6 NECQTLATED DENEEITS
4 73448 d Youepresentlj-havc-a privale lalti mc 3320 plan for
ourself an your wife paid until late Decembcr 1970. Prior to
thc expiration date of tha currcut icy thc CENTRAL
INTELLICENCE AGENCY has (hc uplion Ol paying premiuns
on thc current policy until March 1972 or cnrolling you in a
health insurance Progran for selected contract individuals
of thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY subject to
all the tcrmg and conditions o that program: Thg CFNTRAL
INTELUGENCE AGEACY will pay the prciiunis
on- rither
insurunccceverage untilL-Mareh3i272_ However aany
new contract iilunclude.anappropriato, ciause providing
2 Thad this
organization will 3 portion of thc total prcnium cust of
health insuranco and You will bear the remainder~
~{ 5 The CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will eneavor
to arrangc for You to Secure 1 term life insurance policy with
3 iace valuc of $1S, 0uu.00_ This poiicy contains co additional
accidental death benefits. The premiuma [or th policy will
bo rour pcrsonal responsibility. Thc current prin:iun) charge
is S12,00 per month.
KECRET; {uk:e: 6 nu;
'4'
You
ju;
Iaws
Iaws ana]
I '
r
Pole
bear
any
6u ": &il2 .
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SESRET
{1) j' 1"7 (oXX ""ilicx of Vork- X" ar€ hcraln {mhri;1 twomy-tm (2i) wrk varai #ith
{lra! Y"fr 1, (#k"m (l; m(ime:; "l
paY p"r
Wac"" #pprevce
afeaa:6 h Aml,rizsl(iuvernum
V; aiu (im= is wot r!mlo 2l#il m{,ll
Erpre#rmlalive.
Iverric-uve:r
"{ :";'ar. "#YErl fot unuse] vacation tin Will
Ho( Ino 0uthorid_
24:) If ine pncilato'l fivr work: due tw illme#o _
and/ (l Tike_ Y'r cofnxnlit May b cofimed for
injury
mot (0 eXlv a1 tulal vf (hirle"m
periom
(1H) workin;
Der conlraet Yei . 'eriucln 0 ahsenei in exee of Lhroe ( ) consecutive
day# will require 7 'oclur '4 crlificate. Likc
thi# benefit ia nut acc rufll" iml wvill
vacition limc,
nol he; carriedl over fromi
Y"ar (0 ycar. Cush piyment in licu of this bencfit will not bc
authorized.
7 SECRECY_QBLIGATLON You will be rcquiredl to
0ecrel thim #Crecruent and all information
forcvcr
hcrcof (unleus rclcaged
which you may obtain by rcanon
in writing by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
ACENCY fromn guch obligutiou),
wfth full knowledge Uliat violation 6
"ecrycy ey sybject you t4 eritinalprosgcution undgr thc puch
18 amicndedl_ Jn] otha:r #pplical,l;: J,wt am
cspionage-Jawi
with tho CENTRAL INTELLICKNCJ regulalione. Your relalioughip
AGENC Y andl thiu contract rnuet ho kcpt 6ecrct and you riy not di#cuei any aspact of thit relationehip contract with any pcruon othcr-than the Authorizcd and
Reprcuentative %r uch othcr Pcfbon
aw. hc;
Ciovernmcnt
enccificully epprevc-
8 _ UNAUTHORIZEI) COHMTMENTS.
No prominen or commitmientu pcrtaining to right: , privilcgcu , or bencfilu other than
expIGmuly,#tipulatcd in writing In thli #,reement
or
thonc
bhall bc binding on the CENTRAL
any am- nlrnent lhereto
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY .
9 TERM Thiw Jgreemient i# cffective a8 of [ March 1470 and ehall bc for a tgrm 0 two (2) ycars, Atathe of thit shall be deemed to bc-Ienewed period_thig contract"
tcrmination: anothcr year unlieg-notice-0-
hazbaen @rnighedto yeu tlirty (J0) Zayalin advancc;
Thercaiter tho contract Will bc Fenewed
and conditiont_ This cont
autonatically on Rinmilar tcrms
ract may ba: le:rrinatedl at uny timc by aithcr party upon Curnishing thirty (30) advance notice. Upon tcrmination oGthin contract Or-renewala thcreor, including amundments
'the" CENTKAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will undcrtakadoanfi,t youyn
lobtaining gainful cmployment or
to providc continuing compensation to
j0surc You that you will bc able to maintain a
reagonable: 8tandard of This undcrtaking i8 contingent upon
your {ulfilling thc termg of
{14 SECIET .
#";"
Im:
i" Wy
{ron
d.
kecp
may
end
{Qr;
daye
Pi( any,
living.
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SecPeT
this contrad #i!l tlo €Minuin} coinplinece #ith hnc m"creey obligaliona impure'l U, > pwrarrei-" 01 thj: cvucract n (h: "cct"c} #5recmg:} which
h
ronrions 01 a"Y
Ym Vi' #iwnedl #ith tho CKNTRAI.
INTELLGFAACE AGKNCY
UNITED) S"ATKS COVJR MAENT
A# Rcpresented by the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCK AGENC Y
IDEN 6
C 'ontracting Ofliccr
Dalc:
ACCEPTED: S
IelzADEN
tuaxck 6 , tsh
Date:
WITNESS:
Io / IDEN 2
LiieLes [eza
{EBRET
Dy
J}Y:
Jalc:_
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25 October 1972
Reccived thig date Irom an Authorized Covernment
sentattve three Bank Cashiera Checkg drawn on the {ollowinz banko:
HAI 25-349 Schroder Truot Cornpady 315,000. 00
FE54779 Morgap Guaranty -Truat-Co: 0;00o.00
#A593613 Harris Trust & Savinge Bank 10,000. 00
Thls I9 a9 advance againgt a back galary payment covering
tha perlod-April 1964 to March 1969 which
wa ]
JR
approed on 18 October
1972 _ I underatand that thig advance, $35,009. 00,
wil} be deducted
{romn the tfal back galary payment covering the specified Period when
thc {inalization of thig payment i8 made in the neaf {utuco.
Lel IDEN
I0 / IDEN 5
Witness
Date:
24te 25713272.
Repre-
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boooo
'16 HcV ;72
Received thig data from an Authorized Covecnment
Repre-
dentative-four Baiik Cishiers' Checkg-drawn on the following
banks;
115578+ Rigg9 National Bank
$5,000. 00
71o1-028564 Union Trugt Compigy 157 000. 00
1066i511 American Security & Trust 15,000. 00
02-442275 The National Bank of Waghington 7 , 052. 00
Tlle above' amount, 552, 052. 00, toguther with the S35, 000. 00
advance rcceived on 25 October 1972 ,
conutitutcs full payment lor back
8 alrY_cove the pafiod-Aprji J964-to 3rch '1969
Ie / IDEN 1
Is/ IDEN 5 Witness:
Date :
@: 2 1( 1s72,
Fing
Illxe*
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VNITE?) {!cS '#:iEWT
Veroradlur
'0 riles
DAATE: 13 July 1973
FR0M IDEN 2
slBjECT: IDEN: !
1 , On 12 July 1973 , the attached Acknowledgement and_
Rclea;e %hich ivau'prepared by the" Ceneral Counsel wa9 'Signed by
the Subject in the preyence of
IDEN 5 and witncsged the undergigned. There Were no
Problvmg invoinddrit oblaidiby the
9ig32t480{ the Subject who had previougly voluntirily stated ho
woula %izii such {t dlocuinent if he Wguld_recclve thc 3i5,000. 0 which
Subiectconaidercd wag the-(ulfillment %f an-Agency promige in-1966
before kig defection:
2. Subject underatood that the attached did not ffcct the
exis contractual agrcement with Subject and that &ll Btipulations
in that contract were valid and continuing.
3 Mao attached i9 Z copy of the S13, 000. 00 Caghier'0
Check given-to-Subject-on 12 1973 wlieh completed thaagreed
suncksks_Vod; O0; the Sibjec
G:
Tehiving Previgugly Eccdived-Sz,000*00
which-is &-part of the-#greed Sum:
anle
r
Is/ IDEN: 2 --
%
US Bonds Regularly on ti: Pazral! Sarirgs Plan
ting
July_
Btcy Saeings
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ACTORLEDCEMENT AND RELEASE ,
WHER EAS, IDEN 1
FI citizen of the Union
o[ Sovicl Sociulist Repubitcs and &u
eniployce of the Committee [or State
Sccuriy (KGDJ firit coopcrated with Otficers of thu United
States Govern-
ment and thel subsequertly, dclected
t0 the United States; #nd,
WHEREAS,
IDEN ] #ps promised certain Sumg of for
his cooperation and defection
Only part f which have previously been
paid to him; and,
WHEREAS; thereFemjins 4 certain balance-o: ]
money igreed upon by'
IDEN 1 and Officers Of the Central Intelligenec
NOI IHEREFORE; in cosideration of the sum of
FIFTEEN THOUSAND
and:= 00 /100-Dollars-(si5,000; J0) the
reccipt Of which is hereby acknowledged,
IDEN
1 for himself and for his heirs, cxecutors, admini-
strators and assign9,
releases and [orcver discharges thc United
Statcs Government 2nd the Central
Intelligence Agency and all o its
eployee 3 andirepresentativ: "6602
6 {Fop any cleim {oE money Promised-to}
him
for and/or-at the time af mis
defection; 'and fror any and all other clzims
demands and liabilities in
any #hatsoevcr
eut_of or in any-way_l
connected with his cooperation and
association with the United Stztes Govern-
ment and the Central Intelligence prior to the date of this document,
12 July 1973 .
WITNESS THE FOLLOWNG SIGNATURE
AND SEAL:
1s / IDEN 1 {SEAL)
IDEN 1
WITNESS;
On Rehalf of the United States
Government
Is / IDEN 2
former
money
Agency;
hcreby
form arising
Agency
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IDEN 1
Dear IDEN 1
Reference i9 made t0 your contract Ii:h the United States Government,
a9 represented by thc Central Intelligencc Agency. cflective [ March [970.
Effective 1 Marck 1 974 , said contract is amended revising the irst
sentence of paragraph four (4) entitled "Compensation" to read ag follows:
"You will be compengated by the Central Intelligence Agency
at the rate of Twenty-Three Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty Dollar
(523,750) per yeaF.
AJL gther terms and_ Sonditiong Of said contract remain-in full: force-and
effect:
Please acknowledge by gignirg in the space provided below_
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
BY" Is / IDEN 3
3pestal Contracting Officor
ACCEPTED:
I8/ IDEN 1: 7
George Martin Rosnek 'Date
WITNESS:
Is/ IDEN 2 IlnSZI
Date
APPROVED:
Ig/.IDEN 4 IIbzX
Date
EZIMPDET
CL by: 063837
by
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A;FECTORS_
TAD
TIILE
DATE
Mcmo for Mr. Gori{gom S. Preekinric
Informu tfon on Detentigr: cf dge , Cubj: 30 Jan 75
Defector
2 Mcmo fwr I( from Jerreid F
Inforation (re;
Erown, Subsl: Requect for Rep'rt tha t IX ffred an erplojee for aljusinc 8 derertor)
18 Jun 75
MFR fren Nalter Elder_ 8l Roekefellcr Cl
Cutest (re: Rengrt tht Izired:.0n
cclon
ebus T; a derector) cmlcyse;;
23 .Jun 75
Meino Cor. IG; Cnwn c R. nine_ Suboj:
Actlvities (Unidcntiried Allesed T1eul
Defec
sWet 4" Alleped Atxce of tor)
27. Jun 75
RcitinMusraidonS . Brcckitridku fron"F~nucet: +LJ# 7225i0n 0 Memnoranclum of Acrcene:t Petrecn the Attorrey
75
of the Un{tcd Statcs and the Central
Genere 1
for the Entry of Aliens e Intcrest
Intelligere Avency
to the Cestra[ Intelligence Agency under" Specifed cfrcungtac:ts
10 Feb 55
Fomo for Ingpcctor Goncral from 18 Juno 1975, SnhJectt
Jcrrold 9.2rcrr , datod 18 Juo 1975
(ro- DCI Racwost for Inforntion
an ozplcyoa for abusin;
a defector)
{ne
for;
&^
firing
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ReviZysiht;
Staff: 75/880
SECRET
Xlu (ya_
1 K363
1-22_
18 Junc 1975
MEMORALVIUM FOR;-
Inspcctor Gcncra]
'SUBJECT Request Fof-Informatfon
Tho Rockcfcllcr Comuission Report (Re 170)_ Soys-tho-DCT fircd-an cmpioyee for abusing a " dc - fcctor Can You uincovcr thc details on this in- cident ? Is it thc only such donestic incidcnt
known` to us ? '(John Walcr says thc DDO has no Anowledgc 0 f Plccc of papcr" scnt t0 thc Commission on thc rcportcd incident 0r of othcrs . Mlc suegcsts chccking Officc 0f
any
Sccurity)
Jcrrq1d B _ Rrown
Cc: DDO
John Waller
SECRET
"any
3b
jil
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Ae9 F57}
s-E-C_RE- ELHUII 2
NirRANOuy Of , AOREENENT" BETWEEN
AND TIE GITRAL IATEICTGENCE OE ATTORNX GSASRAL OF
TIE UNIZED
3
IEGNTEILITELLIEICE AGEnCY FoR TIE EtRY CF ALLEMS 0F STATES
AGEM_UNER_JEECIEIC INTEREST To
0 SMCUTACES
Thu Contral Intolllgonco Aroncy hJ%
teory of allcng 0nC) %honOrted Statesntouuuxl {et lhx Cevsrt
ooratlonal pupo3oJ Kithin 1t3 States for Inloliigence &d
Jurisdlctiona
To effoctunto
tn such JUxLgubnl: %ch such Alkcng; Sanoj,the Gcutml IntollAgence
Inlerition and-NticulizctionCalth IhVricing tc thu Comnmugfocor &8
tho subJect upon arrival
WIth tho rejust to dofor
under tho authority 0 nd parolo to
tho Cent;ti datclligoncctAo er
Act.
of Suction 212(d)(5) of tho igoncu
Imalcrution and Nattonallty_
Jn ordos thatathe Antolllgunco
ontrjy9' not bo outwoighod by tho tnofits-to-be-dorived from
such of tho United States by
tho
dangurs, L any, to tho sntorzl_gocurtly
Acency agroos tluat
It wIll
prusUIlcu or such .liens_ lho Contral
Iidlog 0f Gach prospectivo
nikonall nccossaty Sters t0 otoblish Intelligenco
Nturalization S,,vico_ ontrant prior to 9utvittal to the
tho bona
wlll b0 utllized
It further aCroos: (a) That thlg
Imlcration and
oach
vhoro.1t 13 #trictly in
tho
Muthod of
nquust Wul} bo accompantod by
1
natio} sntorost; (6) That
EraphIcel data Kith [Uf @cul,odemphagfumon-32 of" Portinont background and blat
security and 0 dn Ilsslb1llty uror on a*pccts bearinc on Iatornal
=Of a c urront chuck of the FBI
tho Ummleration IJws,
09 wcll
44 Q-arrlvul-w fla_end @) That_tha-plycere tho rosults Hlbo-pordinatod #itk-ADo-Sovieat 0hadparc? "W-nnw;er
therooc:
Fach-alicn whose
Ls ing proccdlure w1ll be
piroledhooized by tho Comnisioncr
uIllar the Cxby the Central Intulligened such pcriod cf time a9 MY ba exided one- yca r. Furthor
Ageney and tho_Service,1n-no-Jrs; agreud
authorlec:' extonsions 0f parolu, slmf
tazzu *#0 resh2E3-6f' & crcaetar o
a w ritton 9tatomont larly lllted,
my b0
a current sucurlty
4 hock .
Of' nded, which Includu tha
purole Urontusrival each alten W4ll execute
statug In a for an aGreemant acknowlodging
the SorvIce. sat1sfactory to tho ConEree
Intolligence
Agency and
After parole of
such &l:ans_ eho aa8uno respon;1bll
for
Centrsl Irelligerce
1t bolloves consistcnt LJfe, suporvisien anc cOcirol of a
#ll
cont
wIth thu Anterralacurity nccd3 kind andlegree
whose of lheir purola stalus
T the United Stutes'
physical custody 13
not to
Furiher, Ia lke43s0 Of Central intolligence bo maintaincd ^or is t0 50
any allon
regstration
Agonc, will arrange f or presentaton terlnatud, thu _
pursuant to Jaw al a LIne and
of each allen for
place autisf:ctory to
tkc Servlca.
s.6C #~%I
cntry
cntry
Agoney
Agency
only_
antry
0 3
tLno
ctry forc;;'
Lty Acfuey
during inuance
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1
UWWIL ?
s_E_C-Rau-''
'Upon complotion 6f thcfr Intolllccnco or OFeralfotnl purpose? Jn tho Unltod Stated_ or 1f intornal socurity rasons s0 xqulre, tkese a)Jons #Iu b0 rcmoved thcrofrom throueh tho orrangcments and at the exrenso Of the Central Intollieence Aguncy;
oxcopt In thos0' casos Jn which other ds- po91tIon 19 mado of 0 nature natiofactory to tho Survice: Also, tho Cuutrel Intelllronce Agency W1ll Infomm tho Sorvice Jufficlontly An advarcs of each propoged dopartuu a0 to pormit vorufIcatlon therdof J lho Serlcc 30 olects,
In accordanco Yith-poat-practico, thu: Servtcoswtll: apprtse' #ha-FBI o
tho and doparturo or other dlaposition o thoso allons
Tho Sorvlce #fll maIntaln soprato und securo f fleg under thfs agreament ,
Herbert Brownell, Jro
Attorney Genoral
-llcn# Dlllcs: 2= Dtrgctor %Contra? IntellAeuo
(Fob-10.1955),
2
S-E,C-R-E-T
entry
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unciassified ~RMAL
Use omiy conf ~ntial Secket
RouTiNG AND RECORD SHEET
subjtct: (Oetonol} (Unidentidlea"sdb}eleek_ Act ivitics
Subject--Acged Ahuse of Dcfector)
FROM;
MjCM M Charlcs W _ Kanc
Dircctor o[ Security 6777 Dati
TO: 7 JUN 1975
ionkot duiignolion; ioom ~mbe 0c4 bvidroi Dbie ock' Commnis (Nvmbos '6 (Ommcoi Io ino? #hom numd Yrhnllo Enom , Diov Iino Duomi" {Uvm olle Gorw (Omaoni )
0 Je; *75
DDA
Kcsrcctar Gensti:
3-5; Attachcd wils prepurcd in Tic rcsponsc to' un 18 Jurc:
rcqucst Srom Jcrry_Lrow:
Tcr' 23 Jun MCR by Wilt
Eldcr sourcc 0f thc
Vr _ (labcrlain is 0 dcposition by Mr . Ilc Ims
Sui5
Mzatoctc"
6~
TL %- , :t
10_
'obm 610 44 "iJIQUS
j-J} tohrons SECRET (OHFIdENTiAl INTERNAL
use Only UncLASSified
Itom
Att:
story
9
T0
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INSFECTOR_GEWIERAL
LC '"u
Jin I975
MLMORANDUM FOR: [nspcctor Gcncra]
ATTENTION Mr . Ncil Ainslic
VIA Dcputy Director fOriAdministratjon
IL
SUBJECT AHleged !Ulegal Activitics
(Unidentiticd Subjcct--Ailcgcd Abuse
0 f De fcctor)
1 Rc fcrcnce is madc to Mr _ Ainslie' $ vcrbal for 3 rcvicw of Officc of Sccurity fiics in an 0
tlorequest
providc information pertincnt to a cisc mcnt ioncd on page 170 0 € thc. Rcport to thc President by thc Commission on CIA
activitics within thc Unitcd States _
2 _ casc in qucstion from pagc 170 of the Commission Rcport is quoted as follows "In onc othcr case a dcfcctor
Ivus physically abuscd , #lthough not scriously injured . The Ditectezof-Ccntgal-InEc] Ligence-tischaE8ed
the cmployCc Ins vofvcd:
3 _ scarch of Officc of Security filc resources has reflcctcd in formation pertincnt to # casc in which 4 dcfector
Wals- physically;abused-at anroverscas-location;
and thc ' 'Agency cmployec was later terminatcd by thc DCI , It is not known whcthcr thc follow case is identica[ to the referenced
casc on pigc 170 of the , Commission Rcport but the facts
appear to bc quitc 'similar.
Information dcvclopcd by this Office of possible in- tercst to thc Inspec Gcncral _ pertains to on& John Torpats,
an ex-CIA ciploycc , and onc Eduard an Estonian defector.
5 Torpats was born in 1898 in Estonia , and became a naturalizcd U.S. citizen in 1926 _ Torpats was cmployed by CIA in Fcbruary 1949 ana was terminatcd 30 January 1961_ The filc information reflcctcd that in July 1956 Torpats was found guilty of mistreatment of an aien by a Speciil Inquiry Board
E2 I,PDET
Cl BY 011018 SECRET
i') 5*922
SECRET
Thc
ing_
tor
Oun ,
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in Frankfurt, ~Wcst Germany_ Thc j]en involved was Eduard Oun , an Estonian who dcfcctcd {rom Lstonia
in through Swcden
6 Thc incidcnt in Frankfurt involvcd pistreatment of Oun during intcrrogations dircctcd by Torpats . charges of physical abusc includcd thc striking 0f Oun with thc #ppkication of turpcntinc and ointments to various parts of" thc thc scrubbing 0f Qun $ body with a brush,, and forc: Oun :to_ stand--in: thc mnude ag long-as- eight- ~dur: intcrrogat ions with bricf rest pcriods.
7 , Torpats was rcturncd to_Ilcadquarters and was brought biortf_ an Employment Revicw Board for-congidcration
0f; Scpara: from #Agejcy :; Thc Boagd '2, Eccouncndaseons initinijye
werc,that Torpatg-bei"tronsfcfrca
to an arca Piob outsidc the Clandcst inc Scrviccs . Torpats appcalcd the decision, and a latcr recommcndation included rcduction in grade Erom GS-14 to GS-13. Torpats Iater reccived unsatis factory fitness re ports and eng-ged in various in houso" battles with officials conccrning his cmployment.
Agcncy
8 Torpats was latcr tcrminatcd in accordince with the authority grantcd thc DCI undcr . Scction ` 102(C) 0 f thc Nat ional Sccurity Act of-1947 as ammcnded , cffective 30 January 1961 _ Later i 1961 Io3nits-fiicdnsuit'283inst the_Dei contcsting
Jismissal,zand thezUaS; Distriet Court Cor: the District of Columbia_granted the govcrnmcnt
S" motion for. summary judgmcnt against Torpats _ Torpats #ppcalcd thc dccisicn , and thc U,5. Court of Appcals = in 1962 uphcld thc lower court 5 ruling that_Iorpatg' ternination_was.Icgal;
9 _ Thc Office %f Sccurity filc of Eduard Oun contained littlc information other than intcrrogat ion rcports dated 1956 _ It was not clear from file information whether Oun entcrcd the United States aftcr the Frankfurt incident The most document contained in thc Oun filc was dated 17
rccent
1956 and notcd that Oun had
bccn esych duFedallySextenbea
found qualified fer_Agency sponsored
examincd and
under Public Law 203 . ,
immigration to thc U.S
2
SECRET
i955 _
Thc
fist;
body _
ing-
days ing onIy vcry
thc;
his
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10 _ It is notcd that Office of Sccurity
only fragmcntary_information
in rcgard to
certfiles_ contained
Torpats casc _ Filc rcvicw indicatcd areas of the
and thc Inspcctor Gencral $
8ndic3tedi horobabiy k DDO, OGC
a1 information conccrning this matter
have addition-
tharles w Aane'
Director of Security
3
SECRET
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SECRET,
(:
Jx4Y
Review staff: 75/1008
23 June 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR TIE RECORD
SUBJECT : Rockefeller Comisgion Contact
Mason Cargill told me today that the reference In theCommission report to an employee who because zhe: abused a defector came from:_
was fired
Dick Helmg: Helns coulg-not remember
a: deposition-by
but from 'the description hich
hc
2n-exact-namey
7Ax It Is clear that, the
gave on his deposition ,
employee who wag fired was John Torpats_ He wag discharged by Allen W Dulles in 1960.
In
theogezecte himself a IIthuanian refugee_
was working
In the
Defector Reception Center in Frank Germany .
course of interrogating another Lithuanian defeaear Torpats beat him. After Torpats was fired, sued the Director (then McCone)- He lost the case.
'ao}-xldez;
walter Elder
3
cc DCI
ec IG
Cc OGC
CB : 007789
E2 IMPDET SECRET}
[0t' 971
76
9 42
1S_
fort,
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Rcvicw Staft: 15/ 880
SECRET he; rtya
BSG`
' ( 1-,21_
18 Junc 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR: Inspector General
SUBJECT Request For: Information
12
Thc Rockefclkef Commission-Report (Pg 170)
says thc_"CL fircd an-cmploycesfo abus a : do-
fector _ Can You uncovet the detai)s on this In
cident? Is t the only such domestic incident
known' to us ? (John Waller says thc DDO has no knowledge of piecc %f papct" sent to the
Commission on the rcportcd_ incsdent or of any
othcrs . He suggcsts chccking Office of Security)
Bb
Jerrqld 'B , Brown
cc: DDO
John Waller
fAac Phatsrostim .$ F| DD e
Dik
c/ &2
SECRET
ipg
"any
St-13
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SECHET
I6
30 Jenuary 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR' Mra Garrleon
SUDJECT blormatlon on Dotontlon ol Doloctor
1.
Tha Deputy Coneral Coungel haa roquestod documonto
boarlog on tho doclelon t0 confldo & delector, partlcularly tho
conblderatlon? @t lhe:tlme %uch declblong vore mado and
rovlewiod, 48 may b0 Folocted tn morofanda lo{ 'ho rocord;
jt00: 2;
Itudioe;-etc:veleading to-tbo-Inlelalecon(lnomant;,_tha
lator declelond to conllnuo that conflnemont, tho doclolon to
mova to 0 now
Iaclllty In Vlrglnla, and evontuaDy lo releaoo
slm.
2,
Tho a88umptlon (e tbet (ollowlng the Lnltlel decleloe
thla mattor wad rovlowad {ormally (rom tIrne to tlmo; and that
thoeo revlowa are rolloctod bn bomo way In tbo recorda 0 tbo
Agoncy
'Is[ $ D_ E;c:
S. D. BrockInrIdge
Original Addreegee
SDB Chrono.
Judy for QA ([lee
37" CL
"20 SEZ3I
7 { -0 $,.
nc/}
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{L: MeEN: 2 ~ithNecke
WelNL4I Jw"_el: qulity e hc (pr In very pra)
Irelk BeibXEW
(N. taulks il Iwu #urvcillauec o( Soviet personuc] In (hc Unilcrl St:tesa)
Nueuke: Iact Tc Icll You I(- -~) ( #la al#o in thc Statcs. although undcr
anofhcr n;imc, 1 had 7 ccrtain busincme
0. Thiy wa & (Y) in Washington (?)?
Noncuko: I WJ" thcro.
Q: On TDY?
Loucnko: 19 dayo, 19 only.
Q: Undor whal mamo?
Nogenko: NIKOLAYEV.
O: NIKOLA YEV ?
Nogcnko: It Endand I wJg NIKOLA YEV and In your country I Iak NIKOLAYEV.
Q: --firot and middlc namc?
Noeenko: Yuriy, Yurly, aleo Yurly.
'Q: And In England you algo wcre for
4 short tlme ?
Noncnko: In England Iwa8 for ten and IIftoen daye
Dur thc intcrrogation of Nobenko in 1964,. ho dcnied that hc ever
8aid that hc wad In thc Unitcd Statce.
2, You 9tatcd previoubly that while travellng to England: and Cuba, you
wcrc
documented a8 Nikolayev: Undor what cover did you iraval t0 thobe countrlce?
What wa8 Lcgcnd-Biography?
Note: KGB officcr Golng abroad undcr anothor name and under
covcr Prcpares a Ecgond-Biography to covcr Up his real
Identity- If Nosenko (ra vclled a8 NikolaycV, then his lcgend
omitted "thc fact" that hc waB 2 Bon o( a Minister because
thero wa5 no Ministcr of Shipbuilding Industry with the name
0f Nikolayev, etca,ctc )
3. You stated prcviously that in January 1960 you wera praceseed to go to the
US with the Sovict Automotivc Delcgation. You obtained a paseport in your
true naric, Nogcnko, but :hc datc #Js postponce, thcn canccllid: Who
Belccted your candidacy for thc trip? What wcre you aupposed to do {n
thc USA ? Why wJg thc trip postponcd? wcrc You processed in your
truc namic, Nosenko, and not under the namc Nikolayev, undcr which you`
v:iteed clra
(rote
{ro
(hcrc
Yc8,
day8
Yce,
Note: . ing
your
Any
why
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4: Ju 1962 Ytu Alatcd tht: while srking "ieh Ic' K(;m YOm p:r aomally
rccruitca ton Americns. P'Ica"e Fiv u8 (hei r m;mm1( # An how You
rocruto hcm.
Netg; Noscnko was asied why he wa # chose to K" fo (ieneV; in 1962
Imatendl of a0 0:er {rom) (he Dcprtmnt (KC;IH) [JeleKa!iou.
Axuwering 'his qucsi Iio mention"/ (lic rccruifcnt of tcn
Amcricans.
Excerp # Mectius 4 sith Eoacnko
VJunc 1962
Noscuko: Grilanov, thc cxicl of thc wholc counterintelligcnce. (Ilit namo)
Mikhaylov-c& Gribanov S0, Mlkhaylovich Gribanov
dccldud you go that [ mubl bc hcro (in Gcncva). 1 Bald, "Dc my
gucul, Mikhaylovich: Iam no: saying no. So Gribanov
docidcd will go. Thal'5 a//" (Nosenko knocked on tho dcgk)_
Wcll, what am I? Who havc [ recruittcd?_ Ten Amcricang,
no moro than hat (and Gribanov said) "You will You must
III . SovicL_vinas_and other_rcgulations Jor_tourigts_travcling to_the_USSR
1 _ Didn't you know or rcneember how Oswakl's viga wa 8 proccbecd and
from what country Osuald_entercd thc USSR ? I8 It poabiblc that ho
entcrcd thc USSR on 0 "eodvignaye" 0i visa ?
2 . You prcviouely &aid that you gaw Oswald'8 visa application, but you could
not Bay (rom what coutry Oswald camo to the USSR_ In your opinion, J8
it:pobsiblc that Oswald received his visa application In othcr European
country, then went to Finland and through Finland cntcrcd thc USSR without
contacting the Sovict cassulate in Helsinki? Did you hcar any talk about the
porsibility that i9 dcscribed above ? I whcn did you hcar it and (rom
whom?
3. On 3 July 196 1 you stazed that you havc secn Oswald'8 ankera (visa
application). Do You rraember what was in that ankcta? Did you read
thc nketa? what did J mcan thal. you sa%' the anketz? Wa8 it in tho
nainc Lce Harvey Osnl:, or was there Jnother namc? Did you sce the
name of thc pcrson u*ho signed the anketa?
ion
(rour:
Olcp Oleg
Olcg
"You
go ! g0|"
Bore
s0,
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1 , 19, Y"u Hi; # "1 inlorm!ion Io (he "ffecl Im( Oansldl {nitht nol ha ve
c'ne: tho Sovlc csulate to Sovicl Kmls in a,y Iclulnkl (o
o,ain viga"! Coull Ie vc olmaimetl ; viu; In Swulgcrlaudl .ur. Sweclen
t1:m M1MYe currie (9 Ic:I9 inl:i ana, "ilhgl report (o (hc . Sovicl cauuulatc
in Hclsinki, t%c (aken # train t0 Inngrad ana Uhcn (0 Moncuw?
5, Kecording t yur previous inlormnation,
tuuriul hc a tour
l0 Ihc Sovicl Uniosn, makcs out the ukclit, and
( hc' corca (o Moscow.
In mhat country did Ouwaldl
" (dur to Ihe USSI ? In what cvuntry did
Oswald fill in thc gnketa? If thc ankely kocs (0 Moxcow,
to whal offlco
in Moscow does jt To MID, KCI? I0 It pogeibla ihat all 'the data
on
Oswald from his ankcla
wag bcnt (0 Moscow by a cablc ? Didl Boo Yuu and
read Oswald' & anketi
or 1 tclcgrarn lhat Ouwald Is comlng to Moscow?
I tou did not read the ankcte, who arnong the KCD ofliccr# of thc Sccond
Ckief Directorate or the First Chicl Directoratc rcnd thc
ankel? or had
accese to it? Wh) would logically have acccge lo tho ankcta?
6. Kecording to your previous informalion,
any pergon who want# to vigit the
USSR has to a tour. In a [orcign tourint firm In hls homc country or any
other country, and thc tourlit firm' will makc arrangemcnla {or hla
In
lhe USSR. It i8 underetood that he must fill In thc unkotz and in addltion
to
the general questione, thc common tourist should mako rcqucats for
tho
cities he intends to visit and {or thc accommodations hc wante.
Tho touriat
woulA know in advancc when he receiveg hle vlsa his datc of arrival In'
Moscow; in wbat hotcl he i8 going to and what klnd o accommodatlona
he mould be given. The qucation, then; I9 do you whcn IntourIet
received Oswald'9 requcst ind @pplication and when it answcred hini that
his dernande arc met and that hc i8 wclcome In Moscow?
7 . From your knowledge. when Oswald arrivcd in Mogcow,
wa8 he handled by
the Intourist Agency or by Sputnik, the Youth i8l Durcau o thc USSR,.
or by the Central Council for Tourism of thc Sovict Tradc Unions?
Note; The Ccntral Courcil for Tourigm of thc" Soxet Tradc Unions
exchanges o (ouriats bctwcen trade Uniona & thc USSQ ind ochernlzca
countries. Sputnik wvJ $ organized in Junc 1958 for thc exchangc o
of lourists (studenis Jnd othcr youths).
{0 (hic ur
Iis hit "
int;
"ahY Inyn
buy
go ?
buy
etay
stay,
know
Tour
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#. wht i # Ihe procelure aller 2 tvurial "#liaA (or M1 Soie| vim:" [Jo You
kiiuw j (wt; f Iouriau aRrny Or in what forrign country Oswald ipplied
(6r " vini t6 (I: USsik or houele 7 (our (o 'l USSIk ? W h, Wii 0 tc:
Soviet Imtourisl representalivc in (l c(iry vl took Oswall' & viba
"pplication to Uhc Sovict Kmlssy?
9_ You Mlatedl prcviqualy (lat Oswalc! Wil /1 not conaiclered i dlefector. If he
wj0 not 7 deleclor, (hcn what wa 8 hc ?
Nule; 16 the: KGI} didl not congidcr Oswall to bc a defector, thcn it i8
poe#iblc lhat Oswald Ivag known to the KGI bclora: him arrival
in thc USSR J8 J tourist and Onwaldl wae angurcd that whea he
arrived in thc USSR hc would bc given Sovict citizcnghip o
al
lcast a Pcrinancnt rcgidencc pcrmil. Although hc would bc a dcfector
anyway, It could bc that Oswald did not likc lhc word dcfcctor
and thc KGD dccidcd nol to call him 1 dcfcctor but, lct 40 Bay, a voluntcar. Thc Soviet-Constitution slatce thal thc USSR grants the
right of a#yluni to &ll forcign citizcng "ub arc pcrsccuted {or
sufcguarding thc intercsta of thc working claue
or who are Pcrbecuted
Ior 8clenlilic activitic9, for national-lilcration strugglc . (Article
129 of thc USSR Congtitution of 1936.)
10. You stalcd prcviously that "sincc 8 bout 1960, cvcry Sovict arbag8ador-
can a viea In throo to {ivc I what wa8 80 special for the
Sovict governmcnt that thc ambaggador would bc pcrsonally Involved In
Io8uing a visa to OBwald?
I: {0 known that In [957 thc Sovict government adopted 8ome meagures
to improve travcl for foroign tourists in the USSR_
rostly
concerned currency cxchange. Thc 1957 regulationg gaid nothing
a bout vibae. Noscnko ghould be questioncd about the 1957 decigion
of thc Soviet govcrnment to dctermine i( hc ig not mibtaking the 1957
decigion wilh lhat of 1960_
H_ You stated;previously that sIncc about 1960, every Soviet ambaggador
can give viea8. In froni throc to fivc The available information
Published by the Sovicts unmistakenly etale& that &
viga cannot be obtained
in lc88 than scven days (in somc cascg it takc8 five to &even daye). Following
are excerptg (rom a book entitled MoGcow, A Tourietg_Companion published
in Moscow in 1969, anc (rom thc mnagazinc Sovict_Lile May [978,
P: 59.
Soviet_Lifc 8tatcd] that "visas are i8sucd within 10 o[ reccipt of
application .at a Sovict consulatc. 0
5
long
glvc day8 . 00,
Note:
Thcy
daye.
days
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chjtfo A0a( sulgcqpucnt altcralivns in Ihcm; arc ficc n(
Viem 6'sfit travel "ij Ikc (SSR
Xtc iteuts ; you have thc by Or m1'"t mrlinmnt viua ol (hc
"09 Ihc USS R Ycy nccd no Suvict nci;k
in if you (m"4
"6 1nt-uutt Iakot Jdr e Jer
vij Ussk %7 % "Eided %od do nod AJ} in-Srvic %Aoc
towns Icf m"sra' Ihjn huun:
Intoutist dure Irvicc (ravcllcus Kho Ctelena " "m risite lu Irla. (ivce in 'Ihe Suvict (Inion_ Ncithrr ducs ic oher Xcr iccs iu towms #hcre Intourist aRcncico are uravailablc In sth rasq, 'pnly (o Swvirt cnniulslc abrozd.
Undct {ciprocal JRrecmcnls -: bctwccn ihc (Jutian Jnd
sQmc otlact (uuntrict 0o visjs arc ncicsaury Iter Ilcic tntric} (or Iravcl in Ihc (USSR aial
"nliiuak 6l
6m Sj '~tvurisio (kre: swunlticu,
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G3nc {5uiiicd:(ir ;cury_ tu_E1hc; 6 nicsi 6or Aliicun, 754 Suth Amicticin Gaunitzc ;
WI, imt aii clelta ccltihantc Iut ntry Ironi India ael I_isun; Customa, Pcrsonal hckincingi_Rurmonn shi Iurist Jml "corts g6f, Irrlumcry Jual castactic < (e' ie , 'JWiticy HY:-{org_lhc_Simc-ol Iljy in-Ihc Snici nGc(t;_
4 A7nliu;; on" ila
Igiwa; uc]duty-Irec. Bcsitloa` Uxcll: .
90;.10 duty: (rcc_ (pcr Perw; {Wo (nicrms; onc amalour iik"-( Jn 404 {emnable 'non-commercisl) amount of ,urcnits . Totsunt
Gom -' ing to the Svvict Union Wn J -huntec
certifcate isserd by Intuuris
"T (wta =
'prusiskd harc
3 :ibul 'fir cunGtu- (Sis Purpot oltheir #ip) mty hrae shatiw: 'illce
To makc JuIC PJssjrc 00 unhinku, plsr :r;istcr (ltc curtcncy You hJta hrouzht pith Ytu "#l tc (ustoins_ blich vill issuc ye pttinc"% duifia.Ilc:
It i fruh,hiti d Io 1 Ih: (SS.I: ~ JMa Il; Srict kunctnmcof L nds_ Junullal %aitice, 410' ' Jo srala."tu = (> (or saukiue them_ 4
J hjshisk
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Aii asjcct J0d atlirlcs (ttetl Ihus: muhl
he b shiptsej Lut ol thc U'sk io
I; Iqu4y
Jny 4"059 (toru 4 hacc brea Jrurcjrd sitk svict Diuttid Ioi Bncohtere Iunt 0( thc L_ssa 0 thr Wt
4t Ihc
Statc Bbol ul Wc U.S $ R ~rric ul Ikc {ahol 4". Jbad Bitk {{rtorrabl curtcacy. Fe tha cee:tirto , 'h sao mslc iutc Yau ^jvr Ihc Puiuec ui
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Icmn ( hu srples 0 4; I%i* 1 Iiltmu, Ir, hnck= scapns
"sj" hphtutethaie sl 4;ot filwsy juna Iumn tutneha; rjilwar
hidlscs inluxti:l €lertsisce Jml thc Iila_ btial phatcraphy
Ji Icriesliul p',mt.initg p"hette J phntrhr Fithin
Ailomuttce Itom Ihc (taMlla Ji( I"olsital. : al pcrmiit-
sion of (hc xdwitistt,ist "V 9ut winct4 iniida I.toicy, Iracsutah i" itls 1" TcJsuii: ttm Ih. whcn Yvu ti. must {t$: e.in thcic
wnecnf
i( You Infa al (u Juatha t" ulurrial (4'trc' ((ot
subveayih utshu JI (0 90 Ielcvisicn. ric! omidy lu Socetrtfilo (i Mal tmsly Pcreul+ Alasco).
Il. 2m6-W": @r)r M 0bei'. "sllivc colaur nulkctixl: (Glmt
pimt. 'niun" Are' Ao,tl ~hly (ur
Acls
Ialmtiv $
hutel At ctcrc iu tho Jt ( (niun)
hat Jn Infoutts .= 'i. It is Ve) hte 'u; te tvurisle
"l wc Jdvix 14. In Jiival h' Mricc Luccaub
JM "ulcd with I** ' ~i" 'pcaL forcig" Ijuguses Jnd Tou
7tl; 'c nub dilliculo "'t with tAria
(Inc "l Ihcit Wajur fure ltens 1I I cxchjnge (hc vanuckcrs istucd
Io 'w hy Yeic (travcl Jscnt far Intourist c(*tiponL JN 6 pruvidl #ll gtlcr scrvicos
Zmi Iotubiut tobt 10i6 4 9na
Thc scevitc buicau wil Iclicve you:ol.all Irjvcl carct an4 batsk '
tickcts (or You on intcmal and inlcrnitiunul and aic-
lincs It bill help %ou crlcad yuur .visj Jnd}pcrform Jli otlicr Pcrtincat 'formslitic'
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Jnd '0ntu [0irig 9[s , Makc sutc tlat squ bxrik tic Acts wcli io
adeJi ( _ Iast asuy Muacorilc is 341 ati ehcwtre-gcr and
47 J Ii k.e Juc scarcc.
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" 1m 1ma tiadet M0 t {0 %opx [n.
Iat V"6m lurcJu #ili Icii Yau #hait i> shuitws Jt Mosow
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Ii Sour iwur dacs nt coii "ursions ~Iul Yet tish tu kd the
sishu o Muscuw: Ihc wrviuc hurcau will I< 6lud ( m(mma Iu
Ilc hcst sightecing itiucr trica
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(0 providc onc_ Intuurist runlce Kuc}isl,. Oulgjrisa SpJwisb
Jtlin Ghincsc: Ilun:z"iu; Gc'qmn: Falish. Farluructc, Ruinan.
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Itc Jni intlinati -ts.
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12_ Suma Qucsrinx Ixmt vin;s ceull I put (o) Nsenke Ise 041 informatlon
proriccd in he Imook, L@_Iite (hc 43i (^ Tourist" MAm:t). The
book is published by rureign KAngungea
[ 'bli#iion ifsa , Aoscoia
Although ( i: no dlatc of publication in (his buok, thc: inforeaation
pruvided in thc Ixok strongly #ugecnlu that
it 0.1 3 pablishcrl no Iatcr
(han 1962. Thc information Blaten thal "it_should 4ot Iakc
niorc
scck te rrcire Olc' & vig:. 1 Cho applicant 'Wust (iW in ;nl an
@plication_Oru (sqple_enclosaeh andl enclose Ihrse phloltaph o
Pa s #port siic Js Well a9 4 copy of lhc Iiitourist or Inlouri#t contractor
(irm vouclcr to thc' clloct that thc appllcant has paid the {ull cout of tho
Thc tourist nced not #pply lo thc Sovict conaulatc in pcr8on,
a8 thc tourist firm will tako carc of tlc mattcr.
APPLICATI(N FoRM
u: Pcraont Who Wish to Olvlain 4n Entry Vilsa
Iv USSR. Or Translt' Visa Tlrvu;h Ikc US.S.K;
(Writc clcarly In ink or {Sc all answcrs in .(uli)
QUESTIONS ANSIVERS
1 Surnamc, Njmc And patronymlc
(pcrsona mho have M'it (hur Onc
J0anG _ Qr who hjit De#} nanie
must Isst thcm In (ull; marna
Woineo and widamws inu [ clvc
thcir Itxen mame an thcit hus-
ban , surhaine)
Datc anJ Plac & ( birth
J Natlonatily
Citizcn aip . I4 Yu:. #r' 'MiMt-
#ien Or subj & Mi amher
"eulry: Indicate (ufner citizen-
ship
J0 ? DTe>: To
"0t Ind pfut-l"
3y
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[.um6 fut K" Iv (lic U.S &.1__
a ivn An} j'ncf4ry
Note [rs mI: ftr 0 t(am:
It visy Ihuene:: 1 . inus
hive Sansit i9h WI
the Ia IJ Ilremgh
~4r0"*1 ks
tnitiora usrJet Iv; Ytaro ul ake
nro accumi' 'iyme: Yi, Italice(c
Ihc *rnauis; unine and pjifuiyin:
ic ul cacli chil)
1w' Ussa_
brhr: (u IGie witns
shcrc ai0] vltp'se ut May)
9. Sumancx namex plreyrlcs
ond nthlrcescs ul closs Iclallves
in thc U $SH
I0. owt Istm"li
Dato
(duy. month, ycar)
Slgnaturo
35
DOCUMENTS
Vists
To cnter imtl Icive
the U.S.S.R; 1 for-
cirn tourisl niu-t
hure a vulid nallonul
passport and Sovict
cntry and cxit vls:n
It should not
wore_thjn S wweck_Io _{c(4vc %rig'& %lsa;
Citizens 0 forr,n cuunirics arc Tssucd Scvicl vlsus
Ihough Consulat. (l the U.S.S.R. In ihcir own coun:
Jhe applicaia: must! Iill in and slga an Jpolication
(orm (scc sampl: , and enclose thrcc phoographs o(
sspcri size, a; #tli Js a con; Of -Ihc Intourist 0r In:
:trist conlraciisr Ilrm vouchct to the elftct thjt the applicant has Px;l Ihc full cosl o Ihe lour. The tourist
nccrl not apply { thc Soviet Cusulate In person, Js thc
Icurist #ri wili Ike (ire of mallcr. Citizens o( M ri., Ilungi - 1 Lhc Germun [Jemnacrata-
ic Rcpublic , (ht' 6m tatu" Riuublic ol Vic:t: _ thc 'hincsc People' Reuhlic, the Korcjn People'$ Demo-
rlic Republi . (lla ' People'3 Rcpublic o Miongolii, Po
land, Rumuini;t the Czechi slovak Icpublic have the
aCeOrdiu;: {" # reciproc:l agrectcnt, (0 euler and
Icr the Suc; Lxion #ithuut Jpply:ng %er Su: .et visus,
ch the basis (' their nalionj; mSSpUrt $ alonc.
Y6
take
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Im /111 $ #litmil Qj7l";: " i{
(= at; "l ms 'r' (t'UI i!e R~k
sv: (wurist 0:. i-ell f "(T} imta
18 J vil .urin:: the { :yd Jl i$ vtlnl
M (he ctics (inmr ltel in Ilm 0 i4, 1 touri t
Athi ives Ikk' (SSR: Ofiy erai:h ta= ttr.
iulic ul in I< Mmt "iv
1l, ((diir ch1n; treA [m" !eIly . Your vis
{MT tn ~ 1 '1 IothsL :Ie: .Mer iin #"l Im` Iabrale:r
ri A#l cait minta h.t;| Iilo:: #=
toftiv i( Iuleur: t 6t Ahle' (o Mk' aC 'tultuai,-
Wi(mi Ahal {rsiot:i(hti;i 8) Om 6' " the aInrc. In
all <enn Yo mnusi #:p Ieeu:>; "la.mnes in plans
+ew ahe.l
Fisitehr 6~J (ot esjin;: relives in the U.S.S.K:
Jle # mtrd oro"t :.i Xm*;
(it(uf' 15i $ 110,0| ~Il"f ( {it 41 (ruiscs Jnd
{0 I.rg" Wouri*t Ktiu;' 80.6' topherr
Vos.Is :rr {*if_ I. Anl itimruric; and
barrder-[inta Jleted (rce of
chnrce.
Ians/t |'lsos
1 trJusit visas issur"/ 41.'_ ":9 o(
0' 191 by Sovict Eu :~W: No So:
Ican.i visas Jre nm (4 Juxis ul 4ny nu-
:ue,lty Ilying Over Iha {rMitd 41; (fic U.S.S.R;, On
'raletion that all resere tia)us ((' nn lungcr than 24
vurs stay in J"Y Kiven pint o 'ncc) havc bccn
3
nadc (or hlm the entire routc through . the
U.S.S.R. and (lwt the pJSscnGcr has the rlght t0 .enier
(he" ncxi cunt ills colnlry:
Jlcalth Crrl Ifa 3t0t
W; 'm Alric:. South Amcrica ' and Asla Must
hJit Intertaational Vaccinalion Certificalc, and tour-
ists troni-Indlu and Eastern Pakistan niust have . ccrtil-
catc` staling that havc been: Inoculnted , @galnst
cholcra. Tourists _{roin other coutries .do: not need to
present Jny heahth cenilaItes thcre will be no med-
ical 7{, 1 Pi USSR Public Health
wnic ci - ".41 prool .of hcalth (rom
{uurists An1,+ 8.5 e counirie"s knuwn to have an epl-
demic at the' titue 0l arrival
~ 37 -
12
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dwys
'Mlin}:
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It vuel bc u9r(ul to a#k Nosem}! hiw onmncnto On thc inforriution 0n
"Pan#forfm anal Otlier Forrraiilien" (aben Irom (hc lxmk, Mturieeu
(iuide_le_!haSovicl_Uwicd by Vixwr Lomin Am} hin wilc Jennifer [uulo.
The Imok wit s publinlu:d in Mosct in 196,7 .
Hiqle: Viktur Luuiu jel his wile: #re "olightly" known t0 Noscnko.
Jo Motorins Cuid
hand-clnlrroideicd shir: 6 tinsx: (15 roullt upwardb); loye; Kfamwphote fc
cords (12 in. LP'--I {uubk); Ik1 (cunpratively incrpcnsitc); traditiona:
silver- gilt-Jnd-rJmcl wate (e x link Itn kawn &r buttcrhalls _J roubk
child * smxon sith amimal hmcttc: ~} roulslev); weod, slabsstcr 0tputler
orazmcols:
Il you would like (0 visit 12 Inarkets yoU Alvsuld gu % carly & possibl
in thc Yvu will he abk % Swyd in tlk markct quslity Ircvh Irunt
which is oltcn lking in te Maro Allo On sak tlerc are honcy, Irceh €gR
anid dairy producle; lhere Ivy % xxrinus itmio (I kxal handwork 2s wcll: Th
sarkcto clcc at P.m:
PASSPORTS Ajid Other FORMALiTiES
In ordcr tQ 'entcr and kxve & Sovit Unitm lorciga (ourist muc hava
valid national pasapUrt 18& Siet eniry siaa: suviet vixut 386"isiws
Irec ol usually mRlio sven-duy prrioxl (rumn tlx time it
"epplication Io" !hc Suvict ,Eanbnvz %r Censulate in-Uc Irris WKo 7inery:
The' hordcr ppiiiks througt Oteiti the fsriex 'entcff. J1d lejice ili 'Sovic:
Union Iust Ibc ihoic indicaled i Jbe Sxnict vis.
Furcign tonrisle' arrivals ic: Ir Spyitt Lniols are Icxiilcredl #hen tlwy firv
hand over alicir paeuputs at t2 fsex Iptmusrm *rvice neilut itilc ald ottvina
In addition t0 Soviet vitas, # % required thzt Ihc citizcns < Inoat WVexterd:
'Eurogrean countriet ohtzin vises lor eh: Cominunist couatrice xhrauch whic}
they will drive on thcic 6#] V' #d Itom Ite, Sxnict Unino: Hsil (;erma:}
Puland, Czechoslovakiz, HlusrirT, Kumania or Bulgarix; Eas (icrmJn visx
Jre ohtainalile on cntry ( #hx: cipntg:
Besidcn an Intcrcaiional-" Iiingg Yermit, mottiss must hring J intet: _
natioral Jutomnobikc registrri a clrifcale ul Ikc: country % Acpanurc, %i
pulatcd in the Intctnataad autotrvsbik Trslfc Canvendlun "Tanuieo
cars can tr hruught into tte %oiLoim And uic:} 0U' #Gjin " ithoue Prymcot
0l on cundition that tha: {mjxt %jvet 3 #ritten kuarantcc (( Iakc ltk c
eut of the coulllry Upnn deperrrisc. Tlis guarantcc is W bc handed ovcr t0 tx
sustomu authoritice al tlc Sni burder:
i lorbiddcut (0 bring tx bEoing irlo llve Sovict Union:
') arms and Jmmunition
Prinled malter, flms, ptmtozaphs, mgatives, drawings etc: "hich
hoatile t0 thc U.S.sR " piucal o1 cconoinic rcspcclt "
Printed Inatter , plntt (Irrt, #rds, and #tiimal: arc lisklc W inspertion
by custnms Juthorities
It it lorbiddcn to takc mr s ux sovict Lnivn:
(3) arms and urnruniticm
13
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S"00
cliarxe
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UllorusniKGue"lMKW
Ic soulal hc unclul 6 queation Noccnk" alwut hia knowlerle of thc chlc:fa
u( ha: Kc;l adi (lva: MVI) in (he Iclorus#ian Icpullic. list of niniam
4
(olluws:
KGlWdMELChicdu_444E.WXcLWls_Chis:_"_lu_lbalorugsien_SSSR
Ghicda
Lst . Gcneral Lavrently Fomich Te,nva NKVT, MGI} (Statc Security) 1941-1953,
Maj. Gcncral Mikhail Ivanovich Baskakov MVD 1952-1954.
Lt. Gencral Alckgandr Ivanovich Pcrepelil#yn KGI} (Statc Sccurity) 1954-1959.
Alckeandr Nikiforovich Akucnov MVD 1960-1965.
Lt. Gcnoral Vagiliy Ivanovich Pctrov KGD (Stale Security) 1959-1973.
Lt. Goncral Yakov Prokopyevich Nikulkin KGB (State Sccurity) 1973-
Dcpulleg _
Maj: Gcncral Alckgandr Ivanovich Pcrcpcliteyn MVD 1952-1954
Arkadiy Denisovich Rudak KGB (Slatc Sccurity) 1959-
Alckeandr Nikilorovich Akecnov KGB (Statc Security) .1959-1960.
Maj. Gcncral Stcpan Alckucycvich Smorodinskiy KGB (Slatc Sccurity) 1962 -
Ivan' Lcopoldovich Lyeakovskly = KCB (Statc Security) '197] -
2. What do you know about Alcksandr Nikilorovich Akscncv?
Notc: (a) Aksenov wae Deputy Chairman Of thc KGD o Bcloruegia
Irom 1959 to 1960. It i8 a98umcd that when Ogwald arrivcd
in Mingk in January 1960_ Akaenov wa8 Dcputy Chalrman 0
0f thc KGB and would dclinltely know about the Obwald cage.
From 1960 to 1965, Akscnov wa8 MVD Miniblcr of Bcloruggia.
Thcrcforc it would be under his direction that Oswald'8 pag8port
and the dcparturc Of Oswvald and Marina from Mingk wa8
arrangcd. Il Noscnko had accc88 to Oswald' 8 filc, he mubt
know about Akscnov, From 1 965 t0 [971, Akgenov wa8 Firet
Secretary of thc Vitcbsk Ohkom of CP Bcloruggia, and sincc
1971, Aksenov ha8 becn Sccond Secretary o lhc Ccntral
Committee 0f thc Bclorussian CP _ Hlc hay becn a mcmbcr of
thc CC CPSU since 1976, and .hc i8 al8o a dcpuly to the USSR
Supremc Soviet. On 9, 1978, Aksenov arrivcd in Columbia
Hc headed thc Soviet delcgation on thc invitalion o thc Columbian
Communist Parly.
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(1) 1. N. Aktemv i# no dloult ilemical with i (olnc[
Aksenov with who, #ccording lo Epnlein'g lysk,
"Tkwikoiy
Mfarin: Onivall hatel a" imlcrvicw i0 1961_ Akscmv Ia
Mcmtiue(l im McMillaw' < Isvok (pae;s 132-133). ^k#chlov
allegcelly #atidl t0 Mariniy "Tcll your luabjel.nel (m worrys" [ bclieve our reque"t Will uc granlccl.. Also sc(' pike 125 o(
thc sane book.
3. Did know or know of Arkudiy Denisovich Rudak?
Rudlak wa8 Dcputy Chtirman of the KGD during 1959 (0 1960 and
night havc takcn part in thc Oswaldl casc whilc Oswald lived
in Minsk.
4_ Did you knoi or know (f Major Gcncral Stcpan ^ lckucyevich Smorodingkiy?
Nete: Smorodlinskiy
WJ I Deputy Chairman %f thc KGIs Ior Belorussia in
1962 and mobl likcly know about thc Oswald caee.
Hie name
would mogt likcly appcar in thc Oswald filc.
5. Do you 'know Lt; Gcncral Vaelliy Ivanovich Petrov?
Pctrov wag KCL Chairman (or Beloruesia (rom 1959 to 1973.
Thcrcforc, it would be 'his agcncy, the KGB, which would watch
Oswald In Mingk. It i8.Bafc to a88umc (hat aftcr thc agsa9gination
of Prcgident Kcnncdy in 1963, Pctrov,
a0 Chairman o thc KGB
of Bclorueeia, would revicw thc Ogwald filc and gcnd it to Moscow.
Hc would al8o havc bccn callcd to Moscow KGB headquartere to
takc part in thc preparation o thc gpravka (summary) of the
Oswald filc .
6; What do you kow about Lt. Gcncral Alekeandr Ivanovich Pcrepeliteyn?
Note: Pcrcpclicer Wig Chafrman of the KGB %f thc Bclorisgian Republic
from 1954 to 1959: Noscnko 8hould know him or at leagt about him
Nogenko ghould bc agked if Perepelitsyn took any part in the
'invcetigation of Ogwald. (Percpeliteyn wa 9 Deputy Chairman of
thc KGB o thc USSR Irom 1959 to 1967. He: djed in Moscow:)
7 What part, if wab played by Gencral Sergey yevich Bannikov
'in the Oswald cagc, eapccially after thc 288a99ination o/ Preeident Kennedy?
Note: Dannikov wag mentioncd by Nogcnko a8 one of the Deputy Chiefs o
the Second Chicf Dircctorate and latcr on a8 one 0f the Deputy
Chairmcn 0 thc KGB of the USSR , From 1968 to 1978, Bannikov
wa 9 Deputy Chairman of the Sovict Suprcme Court
V Nosemko Nikolaycv_
Can' you explain why went to England and Cuba under the name Nikolayev
and to Gcncva using your true namc, Nosenko? What would have happened
if eomc Englishman or English intclligence olficcr had met
You in Gcneva
in 1962 or in 1964 and grcclcd you in the presence of thc other dclegatca
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with ( "ords, Mr. Nikolxyev 1 Mow Jri; 2 You remmnher You.
You visited Rugln ! #tk tk: or Inxer?.
VT citt {Miliko= 2i+
Fromfhcrc did yvu karn hat thc GRl was nol iilormcd
3t hout Oswald'&
prcscncc in thc USSR ? Wouleln' the GRU ofliccr in Inlourict, wlom you
montioncd carlicr, have known about Oswald's prcaencc in thc USSR?
Didl you cver hear tht Oswald possibly had contact wilh thc Sovict
intclligencc during his scrvicc in Japan?
2 You statcd previously that thcrc
wag no information that Og wald offercd
to Givc information on thc US Marinc
You did not read thc {ile.
Thcn how do you know this to be thc case?
How do you know that thc KGB
and GRU madc no attcmpt to dcbricf Ogwald about his gcrvice In
thc
US Marinc Corps?
3. Previously you mentioncd one Coloncl Voloshin a9
an officcr of the
Defense Ministry of the USSR, Can you providc any additional information
on this Voloshin? Could it be possiblc that hc wag
a KGB officcr instcad
of in 'the Dcfensc Ministry?
Notc: (a) Accore to Epstein'9 book, one Pavel T: Vologhin wa8 an administrator at Patrice Lumumba Univcrgity and was
a KGB oti9s9 wbo accompanied & group of Russian danccrs to Los Angelea
ic 2959at just about the sme timc that Oswald was making
wcckend there to get his passport and pobBibly to make other
arrangements for;his trip to Moscow. A few weeks altcr Oswald decided to return to the United States;
he Feceived a lettcr {rom Patrice Lumumba Univer
'Signed by Voloshin. (page L!L)
(b) P.D. knew one KGB officcr by the name_of Volobhin (first
and middle name forgotten} who used to work in SMERSH
(%ilitary CI and later in the late 1940"3 and beginning of the
1950'8 in S & T tment of thc KGB.
VIL Marina.
1S From where did you pick Up the information that Marina
wab- a "8imple
obyvatel" (1 politically unaware pcrson) and that she
was not anti-Soviet
if you did not rcarl thc Oswald file ?
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2. You gtalyd previously th:tt Marina 67u $ aMi sxetel . [Jo You Iat
comcntu {n thc (ollouing: kncw cach timc sou had a dltc. Ic
knew whicn You fr yourWnarriagc licensc, Ws kncw Ihc dlate of
your wcrlding. Tllesc orc thc ivords of the Ko:usemol #ccretaiy in
Mingk whcu Marina Was cxpelled (ro thc Komsomol.
3 Do you havc any commcnts on Marina 8 statcmcnt whcn ehc 8aid,
"Oyr govcrmincnt (Savict) knolvs cvcry movc
1 makc. 11 Shc Inakc this
commcnt shortly after hcr cxpulsion {romn thc Konisomol:
4 Did you know that Ihilc in Minsk Marina bclonged to
7 of group youtha
who gathcred togcthcr to lislcn to Voice of Amcrica and DBC?
Would
that be enough for the KGB to have Marina in its card [iles? Is it
possiblc that Marina Ia9 thc KGB agent rcporting on them?
5. You gtated that if Marina had bcen rccruitcd by thc KGD,
you would
know about it and it would bc in the filc. But you did not rcad thc filc-
How thcn do you know that shc wab not rccruited?
6 You 8aid that amorg Mrina'8 rclatives thcro was officcr of tho Minsk
Militia, a Lt. Colonel. D.you havc any commcnts on Marina'9
revclation that hcr: rcal father wag
a traitor and that he wa8 bhot? If
her father wag a traitor and hc wag would hie name be in thc KGB
card {ilc? Would the name o Marina'9 mothcr be in the KGB card filo
a8 the wife of a traitor? I8 it thcn pogsible that Marina'8 name also
would bc in thc,KGB card {ile somewhere?
7 . You 8tatcd previously that KGB had no intcrest in Marina prior to her
meeting Oswald and that the KGB investigated hcr only after Oswald
applied (or permigsion to register marriage with Marina. How do you
know that? Did you rcad a special file on Marina? Marina revcaled
lately that whilc she was in Lcningrad in 1958 or 1959, ehe met
diplomat {rom Afghanistan who lured her to his hotel room and tried
t0 makc lovc to Do you think thc KGB in Lcningrad would know
a bout this diplomat and whom hc lurcd to his hotcl? Is it possible that
17
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an
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Alnrimi 170 : " lready 7 K(il} amt .t sho w& dlirccll (v lurc Uhc
dliploat (o lte Itcl? In cithcr <as, the KGI} Wouldl dctinitcly know
abut Asrima icl i( glc 1*/# used by tla: K(} a8 0 hit for forelgucra,
mnighl sh V already bcq! Jn cxpericnced KGis #Gent?
Fou #titedl previoualy Int You saw Oswstld'8 filc only bric(ly and
You
read ouly 7 8linmary. Then how' would you that Marina novor
usod by. lhc KGD? Did you pcrsonally Inakc 8 dircct chcck on whothcr or
not Alarina Waw a KCD informant?
9 In your prcviou8 teotimony, you ctcgorically dcnicd that Marina waa
a
RGD-MVD agcnt or informor ; Do you havc any commcnte on Marina ' 0
statemont to LIlo Magazino that ghc wa8
a "Sovict agent"? Ib thoro
posgibilily that thc KGB or MVD in Bcloruggia or in Lcningrad, whoro
Marina had livcd previougly, had rccruittcd hcr
a0 an agent or Informor
and she continucd to work for thc KGU or thc MVD until hcr departuro to
thc US? Did you have any @formation about thc poseibility that there
was
anothcr (ilc In thc KGB on Marina, 0 filc for agcnt or informcr of tho
RGD or MVD? If guch a filc cxistcd, it muat be rcflcctcd in thc Ogwald:
file, 38 well a8 in thc gurnmary which you-read;
10. Did you hear or know that whilc In Leningrad Marina dated one
Taruggin, a 8tudent who had ambitiong to 'entcr tho Soviet diplomatlc_
servicc and who had-8omc 'trouble with thc authoriticg over
a minor
political incident?
4. Was there any information in Oswald'g file to show that dfter Oswald
marricd Marina, Marina was in'thc hospital for about five daye?
12_ What do you know about Marina'9 vacation in Kharkov shortly aftor
she married Ogwald?
Nete: Shc may havc bcen in Moscow instcad of Kharkov
13. Did you know that whilc in Minsk Oswald
wa 9 in thc Fourth Clinical
Hospital {or surgery on hi8 adenoids? (Oswald go: special attention (rom
thc doclors.)
Marina'8 Aunt Valya, whose husband was MVD Coloncl, 8ent
cggs to Oswald whilc hc was .in thc kospital.
{8
ha
know Wo
any
an
Oleg
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1++. Yole p"evinusty afateil (htt Ih reasen h,h (ha*e Wvrc m dilii #ltie # im
In hc wwy % Afarin:'n marripe ( , freifcr aud har durluro (rom:
Ihe Sorict Union Wan heeausc Oswall 0*7 ~ atrcaly livine ancl working: In
the Sovict (nion. Mow wvulal hc} KGh} lr" recteel (u Otwatl/' R marringc
i{ I: kmo"? hnf 0:. 0 87 Wte" 'o 'h American Krilun"y
bcfora hi: marriaga alout his dwira to returm (u (he Unitcdl Stalce ?
[5. Didl you know (hat Quwald asked (hc American Kmlus8y for pcrmleolon
lo rclurn to thc Unilcd Slalcs hcforc he marrlcdl Marina ?
VI Nouenko ind_QgwalLcars_filca
La Dcecribe in delail your pergonal intolvcment wilh Oswald and wvith tho
Oa wald cauc (rom thc Ouwald arrivcd in thc USSR lo tho of hlo
departuro from thc USSI . What positions f thc KGD did you pcrbonally
hold that tjme ?
2 Deecribe In dclail your pcrgonal involvcmcnt wlth the Onwald cayc after
thc anua8aination o Preuldent Kenncdy {roni 23 Novcmbcr 1963 to-tha
of your dclcction to thc US.
3_ In what activitieg wcrc you involvcd in connection with thc Oswald caee and
thc a88a88ination o Proeidcnt Kennody Whilo you wcre In Gcnova at-tha end_
of 1963 and thc boginning o 1964? Namc any Sovict diplomate & olflccro
o[ Sovlct intelligcnce (KGB, GRU) with whom you dlecuebed thc Oswald
cabe and tho dcath of thc Amcrican Preaident In Gencva.
4. Are you bure that thcrc wa8 no filc on Oswald in the KGB before he_
arrivcd in thc USSR ? How do you know this? Did you Pereonaliy check It?
5. You prcviously told Amcrican authorities that on the cover.of Oswald's
file "thcre dcfinitely
wab a 'klichka' But you said you did not remember
the klichki. Do you renicnibcr
whcther the klichka wag onc word or tio. A9 you did not rcad thc
i0 it pogsiblc that it wa8 an old filc, opened a (ew ycars prcvlously by
thc Firat Chicf Dircctorate or by the GRU?
19
(hey 1,
day day
at
day
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#le| preieulaly hut t) (0{n Kgm 1ul imore "( im Onwat Itl,
lbut O:m.ll autcal Iae t hc hael k"eu imterviewen o(ficialg of (hc MVI)
(or K;ib) .( Io.9 ( Iwice 0m his "rial in I (SSR anal in "0 Ifore hie
dcparture. W h:t ( W;i ? #il 9 hsong the#c intcrvicw% i thc Omiall (ile
In Ic *utmry (@rarka) of Oswall'u (ile?
[Jo You krow: (hc mmcm o(
the pcoplc wlo lalked to Oswakl? W at & Il the Kc;# Mvp, or bolh?
7 , Wht dlo you knciw ahout thc "Intourisl Guidlc" Rona
Acnfonova who
vivilcd Ouwald in hiu holcl raum ghortly altcr hlg arrival in Moscow?
8. Dld you pcraonally know (ina Shirokova, thc Intourist guido
or
Interpretcr? Wab ghc a RGD olficcr or KGBagcnt working for Inlouriet?
Wug thcro & rcport in tho Oswald (Ilo that Rimma Shirokova ent
lwo
poutcardu lo Ogwald in Minsk (rom eomc vacation placos in thc south
of thc USSR ? Did you know that Rimma Shirokova viaited
Ogwald In
Mingk? (Sec Epotcin'g book, pnge 124.)
Notc: Oawald and Shirokova allegcdly talked about thc pogaibllity o
Ouwald studlying at Patricc Lumumba Univcreity in Moacow,
It aly0 ahould bc notcd that Shirokova visitcd Minak Oswald and hia"%if Marina dokided Ko Bcdtovha United Statee;
Statcs.
How did you know that Officor Krupnov wrote
a roqucat and opcncd a cab0
{Ilo on Ogwald? Did *you 8co when Krupnov was 'writing it?
DId you rcad-
tho requegt or hcar about It {rom gomebody?
IC you 8aw It, who approvcd
and Banctioned thc rcqucet? If the KCB had no intorcst In Oawald, then
why wau a (ile opencd?
10. Previoualy,
on many occagions, you 8tated that the KGB had no intereet
in Oswald, that hc wa0 not normal, and that hc, ehould leave thc country.
Who among thc KGB junior and senlor officere made the decislon that the
KGB had no interest In Oswald and that he ghould Icave the
countcy?
Deacribc In detail how you learned about it,
(rom whoni, from what
documcnte, and whcna
How did you know that thcre
was no microphonc in tho Hotel Berlin
room
whcre Oswald 8tayed? Did you personally check the room bcfore Ogwald
arrivcd ?
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12_ Yv Mtat" ( Xt Ma $ K;Il oflicer M'; ; "r"in (Ontalct Iieh Qsuall: Mlow
coull )ou mako such ? stcenene a( )u dlid nof read thc fil? Fo wcrc
nol respnsible lo1 il, al, accorelin:: tw four information )7u did not
visit Afinsk t0 sludy hc Oswald c"6c.
Nolc; Osukl' s clearly ahois (hut most of (hc studcmfs ho met wcro
moat likely Iot studlcnlo al Au. wcrc mmorc likely KC;I} olficcre
uualer cuicr 19 e(udcnlg.
13. You otatcd previously that It waa Oficcr Krupuov who
urofc 0 rcqucet
and oponca thc ese (ilc on Oswald, #hich wae latcr gent to Alinek.
Namo othcr officcrs Iho participaled in naking thc decision t.opon
thc Iho handled thc and who scnt thc lilc to Minsk What
part dld you personally play In Oawald'9 caee whllo Ogwald 1a9 in Moecow?
14, You &tated proviously that the Second Chiol Dircctorate of the KGD
wab
not intcrcst in Oswald bccaugo I( wJg conccrncd only "with intcrnal
mattere. 11 Isn"t it true that tha Sccond Chicf Diroctorate is the Intcrnal
countecintclligence organizatlon and id responsiblo for foreigners
cntcr thc Sovict Union for any roabon? Isn't it truc that the tourist
departrucnt of the Sccond Chicl Directorate i9 responsible fr forelgn'
tourlat8 euch as Oswald? Then why wasn't the Second:Chief Directorate-
Intcrceted in Ogwald? Do you Bce any contradictiong in your statemont?
15. You 8tated that therc wag no attempt made to exploit Oswald for
propaganda purposes, such a9 Radio Moscow broadcasts, TV, lecturee,
ctc. How do know this ? Do you have any comments on the following:
"On Octobcr 19 (1960), Lee (Ogwaldj: wag interiiewed in his Foom at the
Hotel Berlin by a correspondent o Radio Moscows Lev Setyayev; who
was ostensibly sceking hig impressions a$ & tourist to use in Propaganda
broadcasts overgcas, M1 Was there an oflicer in thc KGB by thc name of
Setyayev? Was this interview organized by the KGB?
16. Do you have any information that Oswald might have been met in
Leningrad by Intourist and then made all the arrangements to &0 to Moscow?
21
diary
Thcy
fIlc, {ilc,
who
you
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Who twl-l !nlrim 1a ( wii a Mu K(;I interent i0 Omwak? Wha(
in (ha ";mt 6[ Ita: o(licr {Tial hfa dpartment who dlie' ao" While in
Moucow, ()m ti hal Val5 Jmter viewcdl by a/ Icant three Amcric corrcupondents:
In It yo:tr @pinion ( hat ( Mlc Sccoml Ghict DJirectorai; iaa n Inicrenlcdl (0
findl (Ul why (nwald talked tu {henc ncwepnperrn and wlo wcrc?
Isn't that Pitri uf thc YGI'0 rdsponsibilitiug?
18. Accordiug lo your Bli:ernent, Ou %ald wad not connidlcrcd normnal, Who
dctcrminedl that he wam not normal? How many doclore, (rom what
Inglitutione_ cuncluded that Oswald was not norrral? Thc Sccond Chiof
Directoratc and Intourint officere could not conclude that Oewald
wab
abnormal wilhout mcdical cxpcrilae.
19. 1 Oswald wa8 abnormal, then why did Sovlet authoritice, (or cxamplo,
thc Ministry o Forcign Affairs, not Inform thc ArncFican Embabay about
{t?
Nole: In hic prcvioug Interrogation, Noocnko hcaitated In ana wcring thoeo
qucstione.
20. You #tatcd 'previouely that Ogwald wa8 in thc hoopital, thc hogpltal eald
that Oswald was not normal, and 'therc wag no action takcn to Inform tho
Amcrlcan Embabey. Iow do you know all 0f thib without readirg tha
Ogwald file?
21. Why do you think that the Arerlcan Embaggy would not have takon Ogwald
If hc had becn turncd over to them? Do you know that any Sovict
governmcnt ollice contacted the Amcrican Embagsy and informed them
about Oswald'8 preeence and the guicide attempt in Moacow?
22. Wa8 thc only reagon that the Soviet Government dld not Inform the
Amcrican Embasey o Oswald'8 allcgcd guicidc attempt that It wag (carod
that hc might try it again?
23. You btalcd that thcrc wa 8 no p8ychological ab8ebement o Oswald by the
KGB nor by the hospital, and that thcre wa8 no report of that nature.
You did not read the Iile. You rcad only eummarice. Thcn could
know that thcre wa8 no such rcport? How wa8 thc summary--
100 pagee?
22
herc
hex
how
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I)) You kmw wlmmMal 1*Ho)tn 7 elatela"n '0;8 "port W7 # issucai {o
Oswa Ia/ ? whcre Wl $ It immucil?- Are Atclcno maaports usually
isgued by the MV[) $ he rccenela/icm and #ppreval of Uhe" KCI?
Whuat t Iwulcl Ipfcn I( Uhc: MVD) isue # Alalelcna pnasport Iithout
KGI} knowledgc Or i( (Ii KGB Wa9 ~Minst it?
25. You stalcdl prcvi(tly Lhl thc K (I} considlercd Ogwalcl t0 havc rotalnod
his Americatn cilizennhip while he war In thc Soviet Union. Do you havo
any commcnts on thc fact (hat #(tcr hla arrival In thc UsSI , aud aftor
having made oral requcdls for Sovicl citizenahip, hc rclurncd to tho
Ancrican Embassy, denounccd his US cilizenehip and threw out hio
Ancrican paseport to llic Amcrican Consul at tho Embaasy:
Do you think tho KGB rnonitored Oswald'0 convcrgattons wlth tho
American Conbulatc oflicera or reccived reporto (rom thc Amcrican
Embassy (lrom Soviet cmployecs thcre or Soviet agents thcrc) about
Ogwald'8 dcnunclation of US citizcnghip? Did thc KGB instruct Ogwald
to denouncc hlb Amcrican citizenghip at the Amcrican Embas8y bcfore
ho would be permittcd to apply {or Soviet citizenehip?
26: You 8tated that thc decieion' to glvc Oswald a stlpcnd; wae mado by tho
Red Crog8. Explain in dctail how the Red Cro8e learned that Oawald
arrivod in the USSR. Who informed thc Red Cro8 that thero wag an
Amcrican who needed hclp? Why wab it decided to givc holp (rom thc
Red Crosg and not (rom the Tradc Unlon? It I8.understandable that
Oswald might not have had enough money to etart a now life In the USSR,
but hc Ivag not a poor leggar Iho ncedcd to be turned to the Rcd Croea
ingtoad of tha Trade Union. How did you {ind out that it wa9 the Rcd Crose
that madc the decigion? Accor to available information, the Rcd
Crogg doos not a88ign money to anybody without the recomimendation o
somc othcr Soviet officc. Which office wab it: the KGD, MVD, tha
Council of Minfatcr8, Intourist, or the USSR Supremc Soviet? Who
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st.rla[ i( (irg8 Ih 'Ja1' 6 tl #ccino n ( amount {0 p:$ (J:waldl?
w.|# ji dcrilel to paty kim 70{ rublt 70 month ingtensl of 500 ar
10uo? What Iil 4 Your smlbf % #" i K(;h; uffieer? Approximatcly
400 rublc" a MCI A ncw {6n 4;v" Tun'( il (ruc (hat OawaIcl rcccivcd
Mnorc that n You alie?
27. If it wis dlecitled by thc KCil Mlliceru andl by Sovict doctoru that Oswald: was
7 bnormal, thcn why wab he perruilterl t0 marry a Sovict citizcn?
Note: According to Soviet in cvery union rcpublic, Including
Icloruuaia, the rfsf fiagc cannol he pcrmiltcd bctwcen pereone
i( onc ol thcm I8 prowsourced & rnental casc or imlccIlc.
Did you havc any Inlormatio that thc Miusk KGD repor:cd to Mobcow
hcadquarterg Ouwald'8 intentiun lo marry a Sovict citizcn, In thie ca8o,
MarIna ?
28. You Btatcd prcviouely that Oswald' & file wa8 gcnt to thc Second Dircctorate
of thc Bcloruseian KGB. Hrrm do you kilow that it was gcnt specilically
to tho Sccond Directorate and nol to the KGD chalrman or hie dcputy
with & apccial inatruction?
29. What do you mcan "to an eye on hini" (Oswvald) ? That, according
to wo fde, wag the instraction {rora thc Sovcnth Department 0f ihe
Sccond Chicf Directorate to the Beloruseian Sccond Directorate o the KGB
30 . You @tated;that therc was To visible sur vefllance o Ogwald, there wae no
microphone In hle apartment, fat you gtatcd hie mail wag monitered and
that therc Were agents arourd Oswald in places whcro ho workcd and lived:
Explain how you lcarned about it. Do you know tha namee o any
agents who reportcd on Oswald? I you did not read the (ile on Oswald,
how could yqu know about it?
31 . Previously'you Btatcd that Oswald wag handled no dillerently than any
othcr Amcrican dclcctor. 80 The only diffcrcnce wa 8 that he wag not
to Ic allowed to and hc was conbidercd to bc abnormal. I( thie wa?
thc only differcncc, and it is quite a big onc, then why wJ8 he allowcd to
stay in thc USSR ? I( Oswald wJ3 "not normal" according to thc KGB
ofliccrs, 'then thle ghould Ec poted in thc Ogwald filo which
wjg Bcnt to
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1at
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h [:lerussian FGEX Theratoro, thc KCB} and A{VI) ia Dclorussia kncw
mut it_ Thcn low and WJ* Orwal:l pcrmittcd {0 hre a ahol gun
which he kcpt in his aprturenl in Mingk?
32. Do you harc information thast while in llic USSR , especially during
thc Yoar 1960-1961, Oxwulci might
vc hcen visiting Cuba ?
Note: Noscnko claimcd that during Octobcr-Novembcr' 1960,
he (Noscnko)
wcmt to Cubu Iith, &roap Of STATE P LANNING COMMISSION'S
META LURGISTS hcaded by Ivan Strigen. Ic stjycd in Cuba for
two mionths.
+33. Do yqu havc any commcnts on thc statcment made by Alarina'$ unclc,
thc MVD colonel: "I thought that Alik (Oswald) had not only given
uP
his American citizenship but had bccome a citizen o the USSR .
"1
The question is that if an MVD coloncl lhought or could be {ooled-
by thc KGB that Oswald was
2 Sovict citizen, it is possible that he rcally was a citizcn or that thc KGB sprcad the
rumor that he
was.
V34. What do you know about Oswald'& aggociation with thc Forcign
Language
Institutc in Minsk?
35. To your knowlcdgc, what KGB, GRU, and othcr intelligence schoole
or training cour werc in Belorus8ia during work with the KGB?
36_ What do you knoiv about Oswald's application to attend Patrice Lumumba
University in Moscow? Why was Oawald denicd entrance to thc University?
Note: At that Colonel Ycr scnior KGB ollicer, wab a deputy dircctor of Patricc Lumumba University: '(P.
D: )
37. Did you know that Oswald took with him to the American Embasay
letter from his {riend in Minsk? Oswald Icft that fetter at the
Amcrican Embassy.
38_ What do you know about the fact that Oswald, .whilc in Minsk,
reccivcd
Amcrican magazincs and othcr publications?
Do you think thc KGB knew
about it?
39. Did you know that Oswald was hclped to study Russian at the Minsk
plant
by onc of his co-workers and by onc of his {riends, Erich,
and by a girl
a( thc Forcicn Larguage Institute? Do you know the nanle 9 uf thosc people ?
25
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ha -
Notc:
8cs your
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40. Whtt clo know {I Iout Oxivaldl - 4 "ssocinlid And {ricneishi?_With (rcign
studemts in the UssI in Afinsk anel Moscmw? [Jo thc mme $ Iwuiae
Pallersonjana} Nirs. Rol'rt&, niel anything {0 )ur'
1a W hat do Oswaldl'$ file$
5 *;1 1mu( his cntaets wilh (u= studcntu In Minsk?
Notc:; McMillan'# Ixmxk s(atcdl (t Oswilcl (o scek out: the Cuban Btuclents in Minsk, of-#ho:u thc:rc
wcre 300 or Su to he could of Cagiro'sgeiolution:
(Sec
wha (
pagc 127.)
42 . slated prcviously that Oswaldl
wa $ a poor Bhot and that hia;
hunte tripg hc did not kill anything: Wa8 this inlornation
n thc summary
rcad? Do you havc Jny commenls ion thc fact that according to thc
Warren Commigsion Report and
thc rccorclg of Ogwald's scrvice in thc
Marinc3-that he_ Oswald, was 3 8 hootcr and marksman? Wao
thc "fact" that Oswald
wa s a poor shot mentioncd in thc
summary?
43; You atated prcviously (27 and 29 July 1964) that
saw you the filc on
Oswald only briclly and that thc (ilc
was at thc Scvcnth Dcpartment
for only 35-40 minutcs. Thcn how do you know that nobody in thc
Sovict Union, including KGB officcrs,
cvcr Bat down with Oswald and
got all the information on Oswald?
Wag everything that you told to
US authoritieg aboul Oswald picked up from the summary
ing those
35-40 minutes?
44. Dcgcribe in detail how you othcr officer8 of thc Scventh Department
of the Second Chiel Directoratc workcd
togcther on writing thc firet
Spravka (gummary) on Oswald. You algo stated that this
spravka
(the first one}: was prcpared in Moscow belore the Oswald (ile
{rom Mingk;
arrived in Moscow. What material did you
usc in-prcpar the gpravka?
Was there anothcr file
on Oswald in Moscow or was it a,,control file
(Kontrolnoye dclo) ?
Note: In important cases the Fcal file is in the place where the
livc8 and works. In this thc Oswald file
subject
Moscow would havc an almost
was in Minsk.
idcntical filc on thc subject for
control purpcses and for instructions
on to handla and dcvclop the casc. This hcadquar:ers (ile i8 called che Control
File. 'This file cxists on thc pcrgos sko i9
who is under an J8cnt or development or training:
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You
Xary
Camacba
how Ix?
Ive6nn
Icarn
You
during
ing
you
sharp
duri
and
ing
cjse,
How
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45_ Bo "fate (h.t h" hc file <n Osuldarrivedl Minsk, Yoi,
topether with other Olficers lvoked quickly through hc (ila, then scnior
officers Fedoscyev anl Alnlrcyev o thc First [cparlment % (l Sccond
Chict Dircctorat (aok he (ite and you ncir 8,01 I( agin. Rccauso (llc
(ilc: W; $ in your dcpartment only 20-30 ,inutes (in othcr pltces Noscnko
8aidl 35-40 minutcs), lhc S prawka could not br wrillcn in such a ehort
timc, and bccause lhc (ilc 1a8 takcn f0 thc highcr authoriticg of
thc Sccond Chicf Dircclorale and to the KGR chairruan
you hadl no chaucc
to Bcc tlc sccond Spravka: again thc qucslion i8 which summary
did you rcad--thc sccond or thc firet or boeh? Dcecribc in dctail how
long thc summary wa,, what wae in it, and how long it took {or you to
rcad-it. ~Did-yuu-makc any notcg-fromn thc summaryIn Case latcr on you
had lo rcport thc "facts" t0 US intclligcnce?
46_ What do you know about Oswald'9 vigit (from Minok) t the Amcrican
Embaggy in Moscow on July 8; 1961?
Note: Oswald flew from Mingk to Moscow allcgcdly without Permiaslon
Irom thc Sovict authority:
What do you know about Marina'8 visit to Mfoscow: on July 10,
19612-
What part did the KGD play in the arrangcments 0f Marina'8 visit to
the Amcrican Embassy in Moscow without checking hcr papera and:
without Etopping hcr at thc gatc8. In what hotel in Moscow did Oswald
and Marina stay at that time?
47. You etated previously that the Firat Chiet Direclorate prgvided no
information about Oswald belore Oewald went to Mexico.
What
information did thc First Chief Directoratc give to thc Second Chief
Directoratc belore hc wcnt to Mexico? Did you rcad this information?
I you dlid not personally read it, thcn how did
Jearn thc contenta f
thc First Chicf Dircctorate information? Who from the Firgt Chief
talkcd
Dircctorale particulariyito thc olficers of the Second Chic( Directorate
and with whom did talk ?
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away
'Cl:n
You
thcy
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44_ Ilosw did yon Irarn wh;ut Onwald #titl A*Ulue: Sovict Kuluxwy in Afcvico city?
WIhe tolel Yoi Iuatt Cluakl s tufedl (6 re(urm (" (he Ussik ? Was (his wrillen
4n 'he 6 'Jtenary?
0 &
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UnclaSSified imi[RMAL confidential Secret
Use omly
KOUTiNg AND Stcoxd Sricei
suujtci; (Oonocaii
IROm: {7ruc
RFF T O: Con No. TS1n1722
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defectorS NOSENKO
DAIE
TAB WILE
On :
Yurtly Ivanovich Nosenko, Sovlet 2 Apr 64
Report
Attacbcenfo;
Me for Record from Duvid E; Murphy_ Subject: 2 Apr 64
Discussion with Dcputy Attorney Genera) on
Nosenko Case
2 _ Mey for Ofrcctor Jf Security fro lawrence R_ 3 Apr 64
Housten. Subject: Parolc Status of Dcfectors
3_ Mera} Subject: Yuriy IvanovIch NOSEMYO Jan 75
Letter for M:_ Richard Ilelms from J. Walter 20 Oct 69
Yeagley , Subject: Yuriy Ivanov ich Nosenko
letter for Mr _ Raymond F_ Farrel) from Richard 9 Oct 69
He Ims Subject: Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO
(Forns [-125 and ba kground data attached)
Letter for Mr _ Louts Wienckowsk/ from Frank €. 24 July 69
Bartos, Subject: Yuriy Ivanovich Nossenko
for Mr Raymond F = Farrell frum Victor R_ 18 Jul 69
Letter
White, Subject: Turiy Ivanovich NOSSENKO
Sheet fro Chief, SR Divisfon to 113 Feb 64=
Routing
Dd/OS
for Mr McGeorge Bundy fro Thomas H. Karamess ines, 11 Feb 64
Memx
Subject: Yuri Ivanovich Nosenko
Board Members from Marsha]l 12 Feb 64
Memo for US Intell igence
S. Carter. Subject: Yuri Ivanovich Hosenko
Newspuarer clipping: Nosenko S Account disputes
Charge by Soviet
cl ipping: U.S. Lets Swiss and Red Envoys 15 Feb 64
Nenspurr
talk [0 Defector
4 _ Mo
for Acting Chief , Support Branch from Jack 12 May 64
M. Baunln
5 _ Nem for Special Agent in Charge District Field 10 Jul-64
Office fr Wictor R Hhite, Subject: LESHIK, "George
M.
(Energency Instructions Regarding Custody of)
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IaB IIILE OATE
Mcmo for Ilcadquarters froin John 0_ Noblc, Jr . Jul 64
Subjcct: LESNIK, Gcorge M_ (Emergency In,truct Ions
RcgardIng Cus tody 0f ) with Attachmcnt: Cmcrgency
Instructions (2)
6_ Mcmo for thc Record from John M. Maury. 5 69
Subject: Br Ief Ing 0f CongressIona| Contacts
on the Yurly Ivanovich Noscnko Case wlatt
Nosenko 5 Request for PolItical Asylum 4 Feb 64
2 Sccrccy Agrecments and Financia/ Arrangcmcats 21 Apr 69
Bctween thc CIA and Yurily Ivanov ch Noscnko
Mcmo for Gencral Counsel fron S. Brcck Inridgc, 31 Dec 74
SubJcct: 0ffice 0f Sccurity Reports on PAPAGON _
nosenyo, AeLAOLE _ celotex 1 and [[ and MuckIiIGB{Rd
Mcmo for Genera1 Counsel from S, Breck InrIdge, 13 Jan 75
SubJect: Nosenko
Attachments:
Mcmo [G from C. W: Kane Subject; Yurily 9 Jan 75
IvanovIch 'Mosenko;
IA. Memo for USIB Mcmbers from M. Carter, 12 Feb 64 , 12 Feb 64
Subjcct: Yurily Ivanovich Nosenko
5 Qucsttons and Answers Concerning the Trcatment of Sovlet
Defcctor Mlosenko
5 Memo for the IG, Subject: The Nosenko Case 67
Attachment:
Suimary of 1967 Documient Which Outl Ines the
Nosenko Case
Aug
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Xerilx_ Ivanov ich 4OSE:AQ
[ENT [FICATION : ~cseko_ Yirily Ivanovich 3! Sovict
AcB officer who defeetcd in 1964 and
6as subsequently involuntariiy con -
fined in the U.$_ by the Agency for
i1 pcriod o[ approx imately fhrec ycars .
BACACROUND NOSENKO first contactcd Agcncy Per -
sonnc] in Switzer]ad in Junc 1962
ad subsequently de fectcd in January
1964 NOSi:NKO Wis brought to thc 0.$_
aina aftcr " per iod 0 f rclat ivc frcedom
hc was involuntarily. conf i ned in
April 1964 From April 1964 to
Augus t 1965 , he Wa $ con f ined #t an Agency contro]led s itc in Ginton ,
Matry land_ Erom August 1965. to
(ctobcr 1967 _ NoSI:NKO Was conf itcd
it Camg Pcary = Virginia In (ctober
1967 hc wJs rcturiicd to; the waskington
Jrca givcn incrcas amotints 0f
freedom unt i hc wi$ sivcn tuta] {rec-
dom in Apr i [ 1969 _ NOSENKO hccamc 3
U.$. citizcn in Apri[ 1974 _ NOSESKQ
was cmp oyed by thc Agency #8 a
consultant in Ma rch 1969 and cont inucs
undcr contract to datc. Mis prescnt
sulary is 523,500 pcr ycar.
APPROVAL (1) Thc Icga ) hasis to conf inc #OSeSKO.
aga inst his wi][ wJs discussed by
Mr Richard Ilclms _ I)I)P _ und othcrs with
thc Dcputy Attorncy (encral on 2 April
1964 (Tab 1) _ On 3 April 1964 _ thc
Acency Gencra ] Counscl Mr _ Lawrencc
Hlouston advised thc Drector of Sccurity
hy mcmorundum that such conf inement bas
proper (Tab 2 )
(2 ) Thcrc are 4 scrics 0 f lcttcrs from
thc NDCi DC [ Jnd othcrs to various
agcncics inc ] uding thc Ie partmcnt 0 f
Just icc and the Kh itc Ilousc covcring
thc pcriod 1964 to 1969 _ evidcncing
awarencs$ 0 f thesc agcncics 0 f thc
NOSEKO affair (Tal 3)
(3) Thc conditions 0 f NOSEKO 5 conf ine -
ment wcrc established by' the' office of
Sccurity (Tabs 4 6 5) _
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RESiLts IY mcmoralum datcd 2 (ctobcr 1968 ,
the hirector 0 { Secur Corbarded
Ivo rcports to the [Dc[ : umm;ur iz ing
thc rcsults 0( thc SOSENAO casc co
that daitc Thc rcports "T" rolum inous
Onc was prcparcd by the Officc of
Sccurity and thc othcr hy thc FBI .
Both rcports conc lude that NOSENKO
was a bona fidc dcfcctor. 1 draft
memorandum attachcd to this filc,
datcd 2 1 Octobcr 1968 #Ild prcparcd
by thc CI Sta ff raiscs quest ion
regarding NOSEsko '5 bon: Cides
#nd cha cnges thc ahovc two rcports .
TI;RMINAT [OM NOSENKO cont inues under contract to
the Agency Iic is brought to Wash inston
pcriodiciy to consult 0u Ittcrs
ecrmane t0 his hackground ana expcriencc.
Various reports arc availablc in thc
fies 0 f thc officc of Sccurity which
dcta il financ ial aspect$ 0 ( this cdsc.
No final account ing has becn madc s incc
thc project cont inucs .
COMMINTS (1) Wh i [c thc officc 0f Security filcs
do document thc rutionale (or thc origiiial
conf inemcnt 0 f NOSESKO, they do not
documcnt thc rat iona]c for his cont inucd
conf incmcnt ovcr S0 Iong n iod 0 f timo ,
A mcmorandum dated 5 August 1969 states
that various congrcssiona ! staff of ficors:
wcrc bricfed on NOSEIKO and statcs that
conccrn for his sa fety , a$ wcll as con -
ccrn regarding his bona fides prompted
thc ongcd confincmcnt (Sce Tab 6 )
(2 ) officc 0f Security filcs documcnt
a pcr iod in 1969 dur wn ich 8. ma i [
covcr was placcd on SOSENAO .
(3) During thc abovc period, NOSENKO
Iat $ a Howed a pleasurc trip t0 Florida .
During this trip, Agency pcrsonnc [ with
appa rcnt Ileadquarters approva ) obtaincd
thc serviccs 0f prostitutes This
apparent !> occurred on at cast two
occasions_
ity
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off icc 0f Sccurity filcs on sosi:KO
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irc ma int; ned in thc Tollox
ocat ions :
0S/SSI (Contact Mr _ Charlcs Pha lcn)
Os/ (Contact Mr. kruce Sol ic)
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1 April 1964
MEXORAVDU For : Record
SUBJECT: Discussion %ith Doputy Actoroy
Gonera] op Nosenko Caso
L, Mr Ile J3s, ` Hr. Ilouston Jd Mr, Numby @o€ #Ieh
cho Doputy Attornoy Gonera) and Be5b0TS 0f AIs Jtafe co
discus? subJoct c4j0, Progent fraa Xr , Katzenbach' 9 -
staff varo Mo39rs. Foloy, Yca:ley Jad Raj9.
2,- Mt, Hlo J0s osplalned tha Nosanto C90 brlofly
and Indicatod that shorc ly Yo vould b0 facod #les whoe
Yo at least considorod €0 bo twj ProbJcns on vhlch ve
hou]d Jke the advico of tha Dopartent 0f JuseIco=
FIrst, Vo vould sooon f00 ] cozpe [Jej co begin
hoeilo
Interrogatlon of Nosonko Jo ordor tJ Jrrivo J: cho cruth
Yich Tespuct to Als AJss[on for cho FGS and Vo vondorod
vhat cho Jogal PosIt Ion vould bo Io clrcuustancos In
LhJch Vvo dotalnod Nosonko acaInst 6is ui] for ths pur -
Pozo . Socond,' Vo vould havo {o ba roady Jftor dotorain-
Ing that Vo could obtaln 00 addItiona} inforatfon froa
Nosonko {o doport hio, #e had Eaoushe of takIo; bJn co
Goruany and. Eransferring bja {0 Soviat cuscody In Bor)Iq
where thIs hes Dood dode a nunbor of tIacs Jn the past,
3, Tharo_ V3 3030 dlscuss]on of. bkobor doportat-on'
c0 another countty olzht b0 2 consideration. Nr , Ho Jas
explilnod Vo" vould Probably facc publicity Probleas Io
doport Ing to 2 {hru counEty of cbo Klnd Yc vouId Bn-
coutor Jf ho Voro froo in tho U. S. Vr. Ile' Ias nocod
thoro Voro aaay Jtoas 0f Inforjeion which Vo and ho
FD I ToaMJz0 aTo of 00 3ign ficacco bocjuso of Ebe fIlo
holdings-Yo hava but wh Jch an unscru?ulous dowspapor pa0
couJd uS0 (0 crouto oischiof. This Jspect VJs chon dropped
and It MJs the consensus chac 3er}Ja VJs PtobabJy tho bost
Placo.
Tho' qust Ion of the basf9 for Jotention Vas
rafsed and ro Jatod by Hr, Foloy {0 [h6 cojitlons under
uhich Noscnko Is Jo couatry. iia 5s hor? as an
clusion Jnd ?arolo Cjso' vhfch 303n$ Aa 8J3 oc boen
Juafttod and has bo0n Parolod {0 {80 Az*dcy ~aIcb I3
Tospon3Iblo for bf3 while ho Is Jo Ehis cou7etT, TbJs
EZE2Y
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EYES € vi
2
Parolo can bo Incerproted {0 boan parolo {0 a spOcIflc
Ioca l0 bhIch vould ProvIde 30D0 justificatlon for ouT
detafofpe hfa for quoscion= Ic vaj tbon poInted out,
bovov0t, cbac 1€ b6 sald bo vishod €o Joavo cho countty
€o sotuTD to che Sovlot' UnIon , cechnIce Hly Vo vould Doe
b0 ab}o E0 dotaln bJo furthor, In chl? ovoot, Yo vould
bo--fucod vIcb Ena' nood E0 ' daport hfo qulckly and qulatJy
and f0r ebls PuIPOSO cbo JnaIgratI0m #attare 0f arto9€
wd doporeaelon was probab ly tho bost Jnstruodto
5, Mra Ketzonbach" askod Mr, Foley co chock Into
chs and Mr, Foloy ,#IlI Jn tut coneacc Mr, Ilouston;
Mr, Houston uIJ) Jn tur dIgcuss tho Prob Ioa Kich CIA
OEEIco 02 Sosur;EK oEfIcfels t0 80 € the backsrowd oe
choJr HJeIso0 {he InS Qo thojo dactots'
6. Mr. Holos thanked, Mr. [atzenbach for b1s JssIstanco
and Yo dopertod a@Id Som0 Jovial_ bantor vIth rosPcce t0
"Tha. Spy Jao Cano Jp FtoD tho Cold" about vhac Vc f*ecciid
Eo happar to hIm Vhen ho' started €0 cllab Over that
Jn Bor]Jaa
Davfd E. Yurphy
Chief , S? DIvJaion
SE:zT
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OGC 64-0903
) April [964
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director o Security
SUBJECT: Parola Statue 0f Dofoctore
1. On 2 April 1964 we had & dijcugjion with the Dpirtmient
of Justica on tho status of aliena whose ingpection by I&NS i8 defarred
ypon Arrival at our request and who are then parolod to thla Agency-
I wag the podition O the Dopartmont of Justice that
Wo woro {or #ny "ction nece 9PLY Tonf Oy_Qutiga_Larve 0/ &he pesojibla
2. As you know a bagic parole agreemont wjs axecuted by tha Attorney General and the DCI on 10 February 1955. Aftor setting up
conditions for authorizing parole in any ona ca3d,
the agreement statos: "After parola of Juch alien:, the Central Intalliganco Age wil asguma tesponsibility for card: eupervision und control %f 4_kind and degrea it
belioreg congiatent with the internal Qecurilyncodg or uhe Unitod Statao
continuanco of theiz parole atatus. Tlis mcang that @a
fosponsible Agency official: must cake the minimum action necessary
to protect the internal security needs of the United Statog. The word "minimum" i9 not necesgarily a Limitation: It meroly mean: that good judgmert must b0 ueed a9 to what kind and degrea o action i9 necessary:
3. The agreement further Provides that upon completion of tha
parolee'9 intelligence or Operational purposes in tha United States or if internal gecurity reagong 80 require, the alien will ba removed {rom chig countzy through arrangementa made b7 the Agency ana,
in guch
ca3e, Lho Agency will inform the Service in advanca of each
departure. Proposad
Kawrhac
PTat
LAWRENCE R. HOUSTON
Genoral Cousel
cc: DDIP
cisr
ee
taking
ency
durins
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"January (975
SUBJECT: Yurly Ivanovich NOSENKO
1 Information that NOSENKO had defccted
and Ivas in tho United
Statcs in Februiry 1964 wag known to
appropriate agencies and artlclao
had appeared in tha public media._
2. NOSENKO waa in the United States under
an INS parole a8
the regpongibillty of CLA: The FDI wab fully adviaed
of the prescnco of
NOSENKO in the United Stated and interviewed
NOSENKO on Beveral
occagion8 In March 1964,
The United Statcy Intclligence Board was
also formally advised on 12 February 1964 conccrning the defectlon o
NOSENKO. On 14 February 1964, NOSENKO wig intcz
In thc Prcnence of INS and Statc
rvicwed by Sovet
officialg/and NOSENKO reallirmcdais Dcpa rtment oflicialg
previous request for asylum In
the United Statas.
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430m ^_50mm
~EEET
Ioru + Momt? Lrido
Dsarlirat of Jutsticc
Miaokuntgton 20530
I
C-:3*0733, 1963
Mr . RIchara Helms
DIrector
Central Intelligence Agency
Waghington, D . C. 20505
Dear Mr _ HeLus : Ro : Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenko
(ER 69-5003/1)
Reference i9 mado to your lotter dated October 9 1969
concoming the abova caso, In whlch you wrge che concurrence
oE the Attorney General In Your propogal to havo the above-
named alien adaitted Eor . pormanent residence in the United
States In accordanco with the provislong oE Section 7 o@ tha
Contral Intelligenca Act of 1949, a9 amended _
The Conaissioner of Imjigratlon and Naturalization hag
Informed me that on tha bjis oE the records oE his Service
and tha inforration furniahed by you and in the absence oe
any" 6Eh8r ewdencoZdTzi7o alzen; @e concurs in You;
proposal that tha. alicn bo pernitted to enter the United
Sttos for perranent resldance under the authority oE the
forcgoing statute.
Upon the basis of 411 the evidence received Eor congid-
eration and your stjtement of recomnendation and 'approval
which carries with it your determination that tne entry oE the
indlvidual concerned Is In the interegt: oE nationjl security
and In tha furtherance of the national intelligence mission,
I concur in your recoiendjtion_ that the adission for perma -
nent residence Of tha subject alien be authorized under tha
provislons oE Section 7 of the Central Intelligence Agency
Act of 1949_ as anended .
Reapectfully,
Fcr the Actorney Gereral
Wulk
lissistant Attofaey Genez_l VCi
2 38 ;
J7
Ehe
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SeCRET
CCt Em ER
69-5003/1
Mr: Rrroad J_ Fatou
Commlbblonor o Lmalzratlon
ad Naturalaatoa
Dopartant ol Juetlco
Wablngiod, D._C:
Dear Mr: Farral:
SUBJECT: Yorly Ivanovich NOSENXO
Parouant t0 Wbe anthorlty graatod uder Sactlon 7 of
tb0 Cantral Intelllgence ^gency Act 0 19+9: 09 1nocded,
I approvo and -racommend {or your approval &ho eptrance
ot subjact Into tbo Uultod Statot Ior permaneot roaldeaco
plncg_bls entrY Ie In_the Antereut-%L_the nallonal Jecurity
#d"35563,4to 4b0-/u5uh071n60 ZL uho naiional Inteulzenca
mlaolon. In eccordanco wltb provlous correnpondenco In
Sectlon 7 ca903, It [' underatood that 7ou will prasace ets
mattor t0 8bo Atkorey Caparal Kor bld approval:
SInca bla doocton In Yobruary 1964, kho subJect bas
provldad valuabla Lnlorratlon to thlo Agency and he wiH_
cotloua t0 b0 o valuo In tho Iuturo,
Scbjact baj bean Investlgatad sbroad and hore Over 2
period Of Ilve yoare and ba9 subzoltted to a tocbnical Intor-
rogadon. Tho quostlon o bona (Idex I= 2 conttnuins %e and
Jhould any [nforatlon b0 davelopad deflnitely disproviog hlo
bon4 (Ides, It bhal b mada avallaSle {0 your Servico aad tbo
Attornoy Ganoral.
Wcmi T Iji: SECRET
4"7ie? "i
4'1'6*4
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SECRET :
Tnaro aFe Oncloted Foro? [-133 Jnd bec}zcasd dsta;
Ia dualeste;' eoocoraizg Laa zebjact
stcooljo
Rlcbsed Iboo
Diaaclor
Eukoatot
ORICLUTOR:
A. J. Osorn
8 October 1969
Honard J. Omar Dato
Dlreelar 4 Sorurtt]
Dlebrbbator} oxg: 4 ) Adrouzeo
slgu08'$ 3921
DCA
3
Div.
Q spk
DDP
93;
2 CS FMoa
SECGET
19/
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Yurty IvuovIch NOSENKO (Aks: Yurl NOSSZNKO)
30 Octobar, 1927 Nlcolayev, Ukralne, USSR
Mdlo Dlvorced Brora Blao/Graj s8t. I Inchoa
Sodat Cancaslan
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SESnET
RLCCJAPHIC DATA
sdnjaCT) Yad] Iraaovled # sENzO
AXA} Tarl MOjIDO
D?OB J) Oetebez 1987, Rlcolsrov, Dkralpo, Uzan
MABTAi JIATUBs JNB - Marrlud end Uporrad Zlavlo
#OSLNzo (ree: 324S721).
J916 - HerrIed Recurtlna K, K JENzO-
Clm ZZLICLI, 1949
0 s2atad _d_
1952 dhoteod
3 Jene 1938 - Maxrled Lessolla Zalieecvna
@Oixto (ta) Xozus7xiek YA), Jenhat]
1964 - 6e7a*5te8 44 J989 888d5
CotDAerf Dadattato 0 Crmna fszziz). bor3 Zl Anrust
1;34, Hotor; Taara Xoez:3o, som
J} Jelz 1250, Elezca z- (Bath E7luz &a Os2m
ZDICXTIOZE 1942-1943 G Aneadad varion:, C5zz aval
8chadlb-
J964-2953 Antocded La6ulsxo & Jnter -_
uoaal @elatlonso Mopsort
EPiOTusTI Lared J9sL-Mazeh i93} s+lst Marl RD,
(Bavel LetelUzooeo);:
March 193 5obrve5y 1qs4 - ctdeer [ Kop.
(T Corultta {or 3tu0 Jrurltyl:
LULTTARII Lsnearas La DISR Mavy-sia Ln sebea] and
#slaa E} savlee
RUTTOHALITY Boula
PrsENT Ajd FAsT 1443-175 Honbcr Ro ieteol, "327
ZCLTCLL ATTIL 1756 Canridusa Couzeu} 75tT
[tzc1j: 4257-196$ Me5bor Ceeenist ?887, JS3z
SECRET
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SECRET
S?-1687
1& JUL Ksg
Mr- Ramoud F_ Farrell
Commlisioner % Immlgration
and Naturallzation
Dopartment o Jastco
Wughington; D: C:
Attention: Ms- Frank E Barto;
Dear Sir:
SUBJECT: Yuriy Ivanovich NOSSENKO
Reterence [8 Dada to previoua correapondence
In tl: cabo_
~Subject couttztez to brot tperatlonal interest
to-this AgEaGT TKGrEdre, T:ia requested subject'>
Parole t thi: Agency be extended [or 2n additiqnal
Period 0 a&x (6) months beyond the expiration dte of
Lig stay o 16 August 1969.
Your cooperation in thlg matter Is very Quch ap-
prectated
Sincerely,
STCFD
Victor R. nhito
Deputy Director ot Security
(ovestigationa and Operational Support)
MJ
OS/AASILw:es 16 Jwly 1969
IH i0 & Gz FE ( {rza
j) %4F3473 A21 0 1
Cil LRld :333.
W21 fx8- SEC;ET
8::3 21
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SZCREi
VITED STATZS DEPARTMENT OF JuST
0'n WMd 010 immigration And NATURALiZiNON SeRvice
BYAsMiNGTON; d.c 20536
irwrmn5
July 24, 1969 ALJ 724 817
Ju
Deputy Dlrector or Scculty
Tvoatiaation; und Opcrational Support)
Central IntelLlgence Ageacy
Masblngton, D. C,
Attentlan: K= Loulo HLeackowakl
Subject: Yurly Ivanovich Noobenko,
Yaur gP-1687 .
Dear 3r:
AJ You requested In You Jetter dated July 19, 1969, tbe
jubject-ban baco-Blrea-0-further-perlod of stsv + elre o0
February 16, 1970.
SLncerely,
HLesuz
Frank E Barto
Chlef InteLLlBence Orflcer
Pleld Inspection and Secuslty Dlrlalon
27
:: {-23 e*;33-Ic
28
:2
SECRET
{439
3
&e Zl:
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To? ET
ETES #:ILY
II Faprusry 2954
AEvoalyduy FoR: Ur . "csoozza Buady
SUJJzCt: YurI Ivanovich NOszyro
1o Tais poborjnd= rfers E0 tho Seata To J0as0 of 10 Fobrujty 8a: subjsct cJso anJ
Dezattaoat
tional backzrouad as VoJ] 33 inforaa:fon
?rorIdas audl-
Jlewo _ cn is currsut
2, As a IG? st288 offlcer, NOSEYIO Js 232 1z8d ro tho Countofintefiigoca rogulrly:
KG? Jn Mescoy Su€ 493 inc lodod
Ditectorate 0f cho
{o Ebe DIsarjneat Coa Jo tba Sovlot jolesation
Don € w Jch jerfttod
{0zenc? J3 Qarc of 3 covcr Jrrapco-
so6UrIty [unctions
d-h&a cjrt out into]lJgencs
Jnd Goneya 2n Sona) of tbo KG? .
3, #OSEMTO 1130 a€eonded Yarlaus s0398oR3 of 033raz0[ Conferzuce
hold ia Gonova Jn '962.
eho
Eko cout3o 98 Ehoz0 Se3sIons MOSzyKo soughb
offcials of thc U, S; Goverajeat , Jnfored
Cootzcr VIch
that %o Yag JffHfatod Yi:h the Soviot
those %fficials
Patatus Jj4 #olutoerad {o ad {So U,
Sta:c Secetley
2~ {E3cG05Goviet 50825f7"3c+88cy, ufFcGcea %3835_ iq
U, S; Govorncnta {aa
agJnst tho
U, 'S, authorelos
XosEszS cours? 0 ? his cootjct #Ieb
{ao U, S; Covoraa
staEcd tae 619 , CooporJ:]oa vics
for 2be So Jo t
ep < orlzbastod vich bls dlseasto Jnd aatrod
T9vong0 {OT
{8reius 133ep0ral, #ir] hls destra co obtafo
{2 the Sovfet
uaJust mats of bJs fatkor 3 gonfor offJcfol
Jditatfoa of the
shipbuilding Zodujtzy,
and with eho gonora}
tjct #Ithfo
Aaoricans bits wad bo had coeia in cod - the Sovlot Unfon-
4, Ip Jato Janwrz 1964, #OSetO Jrrived
Io agaln ez3gu.riding
23 4 naabt 0f &e Sovfot
Conava,
to Ebe Dlsarjent Can tezeneo; SubJoc:
delogatlon
51j CIA Cogrjets in Ena Unftod Sta:es
sjczarly Jofiffed
snca La Ganova and Jrtangod {0
Seete ,{oate338"2 h13 prej-
Buring 3 setios 0f Jon #oszvKo
{Sa30 Cjzeces,
i78lud1n3 dccuzonts
concoza
"S0? ErSridsd Info matfon
vitlas YItbin Exo USSR Jad abrojd Jaa J
Security Jcei-
0f Exo K3 Pparaticn Jgins U_ S.
Pco:esses Jod Jccoua€
Ahics Nosisso Said ha had Persubj
Barchjora
jiroc: [on 0f SZHICIASTNI ," supervIsea Jt 8S0
{or Stj.e Socufity 630 cmirja 0f the Czbalttoe
(xc9).
2ie #Y .
€0
During
5.
{lozs
Jca
1y
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W %1
Ki&
5 . [5019 Jo€ Toczp: his desfzo {o Joamo tho U55?
3ctln23 "CSEMX? Jnnjunced
Jp {h0 Xost: #le clised hls
PjNjoenely 3ad Jeck bis futura
cozuty Cn fa: of that
Jo % #ori Ja :ko X? (FIrst
Jnd ecrulaane
3 ia83REx{ 3o;; 83A2
8h0 suzyoillanco
2*2JInz and Enat ho vould
YIsitors Eo t39 USsH) vaj 0x" Vits Jnj {raqgoncy. not 60 23}n 0 713[: EJo *0J6
PolJeIca} a378 Jp tho
ASc8sd.83 %:_
bo 2rs71rod 3 Toquse {ot
Praar Iurt Gerady wboro 60
8; Suzan;- Ho 8a3 {Jkor to
gJton. PLaas JrO pov
aa8urEG Elvovadezolug laterre-
co {eaoye bL *0 {h0 U, S,
6. It should ba notad {bat CIA bjs not ba0n oItomsiye and
concact #Ith
thozough inferrogition
[o
Ehat Vo vi] raquiro addftlonal
It should .also ba notod
e3tab_!3h Subect' 3 bcn? fldesa
corad #ith gubstantlyo
Ehat MOse:xo' $ duzios boj0. aot cod-
ead he tnarofora Js noc
aspoceg 0f %b3 9bi3r34842 Conferofce,
an7 , 1Jgh: 02 that aTo]
8pocred to bs ablo (o shod pucb Jf our Incorose,
7, tePo3316IHIcy tbJe #OSexro', sJanod f0 vrock tho confezonco 0Jg
dofecelon
va; do-
Tbo declslon Io JcC??8 a12 4j3
taken?3r Offully consIderod.
&be Sovets #ould noc: havo Gn t cony [czion chac
(staf ofzlcer of {ho
choson Juch 7 Y#'2ora51o azcnt
for tSJs xJad of @oyo,
Tbcas F;a Fara38s9Iao3
AceIng teputy Dirockar
Yor Pljas
CSR/DEW/Jif 0 i1 Fob 64 DIstribution:
Adso
2 Cc 53 CI/r-Dorey
1 cc CIcI
1 cC CSR
Cc DD/os
To? SBET
ETS D@Y
Curloz
bolaj
SubJoc;.
X5;? )
Oig
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Ii &0
TES EXLY
C_NJRAL INTELLIGEACE ACENCY
washington 280 €
Office O1 deputy dirfctor C: CNfR4L INTELUCENCE
Lz Fabrujtt 1964
Neorlyduv_ Fo? : lafted Statos Iaeolllgaaca
Bojru MenborJ
SubJ*GT} Yurf Ivanovica XeSENro
Ja Thls aoorandus Tofers
fo tbo Scate 7oJ9j30 98 10 Februry
07 Jubjoc} cjsa
5nyf? '9RaS52833
{onal bac*3round
19 VJ [ [ 83 1nf0 7a:fon on bla
Jedf-
Jtj curtont'
2. As 3 EG? 38288,0E4463t,, Xosexro Js 39Jg384 . {0 ESa CountOFLot ili;;3e; Tocularly
TGJ Ja Noscor but wJ$ JpcJudod Id
{68 Sowie%c 0} cro
co thv DIsaraxaont Confaranco 23
Soviot dclcgaclon
aca[ sh Jc5 Pccalcrod hia
?37:. of 3 cayor #FrJaZo"
secjricy Zuoceion; to cart? OrE Jat- licenc? and Ln Gonjya on Ra J of Ebu XgJ.
3, NOSENKO 2J0 3Et3nde4 varlaus Jo3vions 0f {50 288377138R4 Confoziucs hoid %5 Gen3vu
J? 1962 . cba cuzso 02 tJo30 J2J30n3, NosE/zU Jouznt Cojeict
#Jth o Jclols of cho U , S; Govotaaont, io7oxJed Thoso
Ehzt h0 vas effJJatod MIch Eho Sovize StJto
offlclal:
Pjrrcus and voJuateoreu {0 aid tao U. 3,
Sceuricy JP"
Jorecr4n8 Jovign So8,etg{%83.848464*4 f Ccv8 7383538"_
U, S. Govoronant. DurSpg ts0 Couzsj 0z hs
Jg4Ins€ tba
U. 5, "utberillos, NOSEsko 3ijeoa coatjct vith
rbo U, S: Govornoont {njr bJs coopofatIo7 Yies
{0t Eho Sorlot
origInjecd bie his 4[sta3e? Jnd hatroj
Tjverzo for
30 TU8jzs_ Xn son0ral, ~Ies AJs dosire {0 obcaIn
{3 {ke
uojus€ doazb of 8Xg {Jesor_ 2 sonJ0r offJeial "dihiESov % #h8oiu8 Indusew, Jad
Nit5
{bu geerz[ of {n0 Aaazicias mies Vaca h0. had 67O Jn con- tact vitaio cbo Sovoc Cnfon.
4, In 4at? Januzr 1984, #CSEXIJ
Jrflyod In ai2 Hasqueriding
a] 1 Bobar cf 22 Sovioe
'Garovi,
{0 t0 Dijarjaenf Conforenc?: Jelaga;io
sis CIX conijcrs io t38 Unltod
Subject sectJl]y notifiad
cncs L Gonova Jad
Sasees Conceraing h[s PreJ-
Buzin;
a Jarios
Jt-jnecj {0 Zco { TJ:s {n250 concaccs, 3 282 5g 35276 F3F1zoj {nforarcijn
including dccuzents
canc"n Sa ef Stat8 Sccuziy Yi:i #itain [mo USSR 44 abrojj J34 3 &etalad
Jc:} -
acccuj:
TU 2
EYES }Y
0
t436
Huring
Jdlag
in:
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0f cho KGj oporjeIon #3J4n3t U. S. ?ro:Gsgor Iarzaoora
Yhich xosex) saJd b0 hzi ?or39-/ly suparilsoj Jc tho
dfroct_on 0f szhtcilStIIY, 830 Cmalom 0f tha Cona :€e0
for Seata Socurlty (Xs?) .
S, DurIng tnoso ao3t Trcont Bojtlag? HOSzxI? aaaouncoj
blg dojlro co Jeavo tho USa? perajcunely and Jeok hla fucuro
Ln Eho Nojta Iio clalaed hls dov vor} Jn Eb0 IC? (Pirse
Doputy CbJof of ehat Joptraont charzod uleh ebo surzo[JIsaca
3aJ Tocrultaont of AaorIcan vIsftorj E0 cho USS?) 0J} a1 " pandlog Jnd chJe b0 vould Doe bo 35J0 to ~fJit [S0 Mose
vIch any{roquoncy . Aceprdlnglyo ho propatod 3 reques€ 2oz
polleiczl asylun Ja the Uaited StJtos, tlo vas tjken *o Fraak furt_ Gorjy bhor? 69 13 curtone Jy undc72ol22 Incerro-
an . PJans JTo n0d bolog nuda To removo h4? *0 6h0 U, S,
6 - Ic sAoufd ba noteJ that CIA Setict MIth SubJoct
bas dot bca d oxtcrJiyo and thac VJ vil} ToQufre addltlonal
thorough Intottosjcion to 6s[zb)s, Subject'3 bonJ {1d03,
It shculd 2J30 b0 Hocod Laae NcseNKq' ; uutfos V07& no con-
'cornaj mIth gubscaneyo Jsp0ctJ of Ibo DIgirazeat Confgronc?,
Jod ho thoroforo i9 not oxpectad co bc 0312 €o sSeu auch , LE
AnY , JIehe on that area 0f our Iotcrost,
7 Tbe PossIbilfty that MOSEMIj's de fccclon 0j3 db -
3Iened to wrock Ebo confetonco 8a$ post crsfully ccnsIjarad-
To docfsfon to accopt hX= 633 Ejkoa on Eho convIctf o" chat
tho SoviotJ vould doc aav8 chojea Juch a Yaloerablo #gcnr
(seaE2 officor 0f tho Kc3) for rhls kJad ok JoY0,
YarshaM S, Cartor
Lloutonjne Gonati], LSA
Dopuey DItector
2.:
goe=
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Ooooo
Nosenko
S
Account: Disputes Charge_ 6y Sovieq]
#i_44li3_
0J TAD SzGLO '
riub Nc Itta6 _ Defccliog . Piceded Srrtze_Ouralr"s 0 Uao- Suito
FASHICTOY Fea If tL to Contx M
Tx I Nagcnko tnld Soviae
to Swij:: Apparently Ifobee s Aseccy aa4 tc
E3avY olacin nt tcr cun.
[n5ize4 230 N.lcrilizuj;
nou:xon lnst UXE
Qat"Nezlizence ' Scrza Rtrv Ji0 PreKnt"
3} s1ucrlnd on t; #jy H: Murzk: i ; dr3cdad
6i €80 Lqtat- Sestcs :8 houry Dutz3e_33tesipicrely5i3q
Mtm RLs: dctectlnn 1: rC
Sxi;i; alplozr iwi 4 , pe-(u eocer
~a Sr" tc: RunJIL; [0 Welulteee 0 lx scP45{ely wilh_ Xc i Uiecsixd to hxve told
Sw3 subonue Alr: Niownko: t3 So.7672/,783110
lhokr 7jutcaCb; Lli {oruler LuorrastJn Zui4: i,auhlektctcesi : *ZCCnc WRt bu 2ufhrz o tha Joviel Com-{todby hzs Urmi: ctv "zne "taaic cf Ru own volllloa,
Tic 08_ ~uto " Sccuril;; ecelon Ea dctccUon Wlacut Ajy aulslc' " Frcsiunts:
{aeet Rouce: #Pprured t0 amjuat TJt Jovtrt N:s satcteais" I IvLI rcpctt t 4 4::l 0k Scvlet clirsa Grrena Sovtvi; Zepartc ; In"&4, 415: X:w SJwic: Tarct
Ctj: C Swls 44510786 Rige3oiu" e: .{9F% Jofeangiuonuc;
In %r"cent Ln proventins Fs 3 (k: Mr
Ncenko#L 75o/Nniom;7FNS GSu749
craredon: _ 5 lnr- But 3r.
'Xoeaxo mliz- stita fszterst suid Z.jt So-
1: Noenko Who qult Nc7uj 4n PI CJcnca
cyiiic J= 4 %riio cupg- Re64Ge Suvlet delcrAuan Sovict Enbasry urflez} usitMs co567D ToSer
c"m' l CrJ6vI dsarmamnt co;7- to hJvc, shuwt .Uut
Ketudi;itag 734Gcd
{73c0 Wi} Nljtec} tofdeccuoz: lonk-Nicc-^t {sivgnecaeneic;)
C} Tu 1 Joviet Ue Pegcecid; Ml Le * ciploma
L tc PttJeoco Of
fgez
Te Soviet dckizitlona 0 "4
S3iJ Mfdui44 nounccd Mca Ncscnxo , T3 S:I:c'" Depurtnrat 1- (Paxcaoca F&b. 9 7 Tocccu a .tt umo Lul 676 The Tarlar bat:vcen Nc caefujut%on WI NLce Noscoko Ld . Wo 'guvlet' . Em 5 #rikwt40 Ubaa requcscor 6ansy orci1.took Pljcr] M5'. Ua
}0 s&.. Embassy. but au bcucqiiiutsrj or E70 Wastiz Er Geuts;wert mact public: (Od Eeld: _Oltice ol' _ (,u L- dtpuanunt uid thut m;.uon #e_zru+toay/
Reporti
Drpu
Polic&,
Ralinz hero " Fnlty
durj;
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djy" T8e
disp-
Lxin:
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U.S: Lels Swiss
And Rec Envoys "
Talkto efector
Nosedko 4g4it
Voices Desire
'FoE Asyluni;
X0:
Bj Cbalmers ' %,. Reberus
58lt/ 401r
Soviet . secrel de
(ectoc Yurl [: Sozeoko &
in tbe United Stalez wtere
he was
Interviewed yester:
day by ollicials o both tae
Russian and S #.i98 Em:
basstes. _
Tho Sble De;u:t epl sid
ezch [o%ervkyw T.izd Kejs 7aui
J0 Squr Jcd that Depjrtaea:
oUciaf wjs pztssze eJcb (!7e:-
Sogeoko reallzed #ks earlie:
request, (or Ji7*3. Io, tb$
Unsted States 13d It' * #IIL Fs
3rantd..
Stato Deparloeni i7okeinan;,
Riebard: I_ Pbiil; : ' in Uvinz:_
out bbis latorraation. decllced
[0 JJy wnere t60 . Lwrerviems
tpok `place Oc to 7170 ty de ;
ta Ejrller be bad said I7
mjs Poss:ble tt dewszed;
borg wiv be' Jlazed to tc
Mtb Noseaka 07
Sordet Kieks up Fugx-
These devclopzeet; cxne
J &bc Sovict Unioo kicked up
diplomjuc {uss over {be dis 8
Jppejrjnce ol Yosako 0d
7 b. irom Geneva, #bere
ne had hecn us.z3e4 1} 2
6
"expe:t" in Ln? Sovitt delezr
jon 3 {hc I7-EjEon diazy
Neot conleredce: Prill;?
said h < w ] $ "oa lemporast
July (r 0 m KG? (secret po
:1ce) hejdqea e:s Ja Mox
IJ
Lp t3 yeslesdjy Mosce;
had teen Luecen% j pubiec
alomac w{jh at th &
Sss, rwziz (ber m:'h
Jaas: Sccur:z_ Tse prov:sinn
{ar S~ijs epocu !0 in'e?
Wcw Vojen*) M1, to Jijce-
Ihe Swiss IkJ: te Uni:ed
Sates hjJ :Jie? Pat 13 cJ
iZe:JL Jc: on Ltir soiL
{he Swiss alzec; *jd
runsy rezeceed te Sovic}
c?j;e
On Wedzesdjy, PSWlllps
Sce DEFECTOR .s, Col 1
Kjsl
police
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Swiss; Soviets;
See Defectoi
purled _ reiterdjy: Sootet]
#6i
Ac3])
Ecbjjy micxo%cr brouzh: dor Fir Kooler 104 ctxzed
mejsj7e. (0 t Suatc Dc?jrt:|tbe Untted 'Stlis Gies Im_
mene J1J8 lr iormatvn permiissbla jati' @0' {rc> cje.
~3 to ' ihe mnanner W- which He'Despped : Sijoft6( ""dnjp
Mc" Nojenko preienled bim Hlnr'" :Jjrzi" Rovever: Xober"
""iis,o ia US_Jutorites repli:4l : lbl;On bihal;,31 th;
Jn8-reques(et s opportunity Unitc#:Sijzo, Fc felced Jn1
to 'lotcrvlev blm:: Tbc Dc-(implkl,2o5 .o/ `A:acrica:#ronz:
Partment J3:ced " (0 tba Inter |duinz."
vtem;; wlth. Amcrican-olllclals 4
Prcsent: - and safd
{Soscnko/serie; _Eiti; ; Hisled:
akso; was _~aBrcejble ": A reply In ' &cncw;_ Soslcl : Otlcibls;
about-ua delccton also wJs incluzin; Turn?bin Ez#ll_
glvcn:' (o Uc Suvlet 'Enba#y_ Prlvalit; ieaL-to Ui p.63=
FIlso.0mt WadncssJy, in Gen:
ava; Sovlet dlsarmjmcnt dclc- hinty; 68 driugi con:esie:nceg:
8J1, Semyon K: TsarapxingSoon tAcrc Wec {u;Sr]
sjve newimch Jn'anzry stalc; Jcjcow pull ou: i: dele:
meotnlined 9t the Swiss mndl/vatlon. but Yp, ibal nizat no_
chareug 'provocalivc Jcivi: such Jhf;ic hiriclujiir beed
tx iby uojpeciflcd ~ Western
breou-:Uo-to tben: Tsraptin madc_iccordinz(6 'amd reach:
bad'bcen I5inR both,private- in: Wzshlozton 13_
Jy and ^ pubilcly : tjt We Vu- In Rihlii Tuirnin %is oni;
snkos delcc in would nok 10 hivc: Joihinz;to 57,[ /u
Icctta Uljarmnment;{Jks: not "n' ` (h&: positon.io-Lell
t: Ycstrrday Ibc Soviels jtappcd Jou
UP thelr protest In [wo Fljces Jnythia; } n22
Mojcom Jail Cencva: it:suma" JU' far udspecilicd
In , oscow ; Sovict ' Forcicn; Jjte: Nofnzo; Ito .hjd 2p.
Nlnistor Andrcf Gfom y k 0 parently croszed Izorii Switzcr-
V~ Iand. ta: Francc; wa 'Jown to
thc Cultcd Sule; [c:G; af-
Jumed ho? I:In Ibe bjcds. 6L
Uo Cent)I Jatellizence Azed:
cy:tc g051,,6042 } '0r,de
LectorL 33; Olaiil: Ke - yeiirdiy
wocc; knuckin;g down Uc ide;
tha:Rc was_ & paruculz-ly
IIsb _ tigba tncr An; #nic
secrete8z: hal ba:Bie? ay:
thing oues Sovict~dlarzj
Dcng sttalczy: Rabtez;, Lexfuhcreihid beea word U? to said, b7-Waj;3 KGB si 02
cer; securicy;mar cpera:i3k ist alght0 Lha defecuon on
a5 ls e76 ' Sovict pracdze_ b Ube Suulel 'fidio. or: &n the
usbt Fcompaitmenz Tbat press . though word o mout
would:dcautb6 would izeireporu bad. sprejd Wouzb useful ard ;perbjns-Lri7or Ja:iLnc capliil;
knowled;e 0 part_pt &:8 KGB It.wJs Ick hecc that Mosow
but probably not Ducb nore_ mizat hjvc steppad up iu
Beliavcd -GcGuin prolest Jter- Tsarjpkin bad
Jt [juncjhere uhat Le publicly downgraded uhe cJse
i3 Goneva- A: J:" rate US_ Jo-yearuld Noscrko is 3ec:' disurmjmecl negaliJtor Wil:
tint dei*oc tnauzt La Por;Ia C Fojte? Jnd Tsjrj?rin sibili:y ol his bei:z Couble :geld Juothcr bus:nc{$ se9s.or 1-c0t hjs col been oveflog< in Cencv} yestedi at wich
L
ed. I2 4450 Is {~lt here Lnjt sjid (nc cJjc wJ Dol dls Lhe Sovict pcolese WJJ co cusscd_
ronser thjn could :te er- It Jlso wJ5 corcd here ISj[
Pectec_ reqles:- Iu: 17 tha Suvict Cormnist Party
inteniew rJfc bul-rot uc-iCeauu Commi:led hJj becn
pzeccdealed, waj grac:ed. ljicec nc ia MJjcum all th:s
hopes of: reciprocji Ceieze;: #ec4 But wJeser tne
stowj Llc Crcjsioc J0 e_ Jeck? cJJc Wb, @*s- 71 Moscow enaleeg {id3 not Krown
Afske
Gicr;
tha}e
wQuid
biz
oo
}
z/s/sy
sey
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12 1964
MEMORANDUM FOR: Acting Chief, Support Branch
FROM Chiet; Operational Support Division
SUBJECT AEFOXTROT
4262 622
This mamorandum is primarily for the record and will
rccord tho csgenco of a meeting held on thc morning of 12
1964, at,wnich tho following werc probent: Megsr9. Charles Kane,
Jack Bauman, `OS; Dr . Charleg Bohrer, Medical Staff; Messrs.
Bagley, KarFGvich Fzro), McMahon and David Murphy, SR Division
2 Tho esgence of thia meeting wag [urnished to the Actipg
Chief, Support Branch on 12 1964, a3 follows:
Effective immediately or 39 goon 29 practicable, the {ollowiog
proceduree will apply with regard to thc handling of the
Subject::
(1) Subject will receive 2 regular diet with modeat regulated
portions. He is to have no degsert or "trimmings;
but may have the necegaary Silverware witk which to
oat properly. (CAUTTION--Extreme care ghould be
D:!iCS exerciged with regard to controlling the silverware,
4E6,6ECS
and it wig guggested that at-leagt two of the guards
be required to count the 8ilverware in and out; tbat
e333/*05 the silverware be placed on the tray in a manner
F':7 where it could be obgerved before the &uards enter
C/--9 tha room, etc. )
23
(2) Arraugements are to be made for the installation of
C;." adequate air-conditioning equipment t0 insure that &
comfortable temperature i9 maintained. (It is under-
stood that therc i3 quite a bit O cquipment available
c::
through Logistics channels.) ZETE
2' @4e- (3) Subject is to receive a bath; chapge of undeswear;
change % uniform; and a change of Jinen for his bed.
L?S
35 SZBEET
May
XP
May
May
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(4) Subject is to reccive a haircut, the shorter the bettor.
(5) Subject is to receive one' cigarette op 12 May 1964.
(NOTE--These changes with regard to the batb, haircut
cigarette are not to be considered a8 something tosbe
dono.On a regular:achedule: We will await specific
ingtructions trom SR Divisiop a8 to when these items
are to be accomnplished in tle [uture:)
(6) Effective immediately; Dr. Bohrer will visit tho
Subject only on Tuesday each week-
7) In addition to the above, it mfst be emphagized that
our attitude toward the will remain precisely
te same, and our security procedures, including
Jearches, Ivil continue to be at-maximu: control:
3,_ILwas fucther_aacerbeinedthat_we_will have custody of
the Subject untilat least July . It was guggested that perhaps we may
wish to explore some modificationg in the assignment of personnel
or schedule of assignments- In addition, the Acting Chief, Support
Branch hag sugsested that immediate congideration be given to
devising necessary procedureg to be followed in the event of an
emergency invol - los9 of control of the Subject: This should
be discussed immediately with the respongible DFO supervisorg
ard specific procedures devised, and all guardg properly informed
a9 to their responaibilities in thi9 matter.
26/2
Jack M. Bauman
Bauman/ewd(5-12-64)
2
SZET
Subject
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ADHHISTRAT VE
Eesdquantera
'10 JUL 6
XDDRADU TaR Saulal Asent Jn
District Iield Ozflce
EuenECT I2S, Groqoo %
Se&c"< Inatructlons Begardlnc Qutaty e)
C 60/1
1; acferenceat; tde tatbe outkine Of ezcrgency Instrrtim
publttad by you On 1 July 1c64 for Headquartera
PPzoral .
2, De plan & outLincd 18 apzrovcd end sbuld bo
Lrcdlataly. Lelorented
Ju+
BLASSEH:dr
DDB/IOSc JULY 1c6l
LDS / [CS}TPPLEEXTAL
LSS? /IOS
C/ID
C/cs)
DCjOSD
c{sED
Cl::'3
c/s3
Cij3i
Hsb
4?S
Cherea
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"0 E CZDE
1 July 1964
KZMOORANDUM ROR: Headqurtert
SUBJECT LEEHTI , Crorge M:
Bereeney InatructIons Rcgarding Qugtoty O)
"262 62 C SD/1
1, Attached ars Iagtructlona ad procedureg to be follored Io
the event Of emer8enzi B1 uatIong afrectlng the SUBJECT " 2 realth,
Bafety @nd custodv , 23 vell e3 tbe 8ccurIty Of the eafchomn uhere
SUJECT 10 currentiy teLng beld.
2. Thle 18 to forrallz? Lngtruction? whtch, for the nost rart ,
are e Lready Ip effect 674 rave been brlefed to the perzorrel of the
DLotrtct-pfena Ofzee 7l are Concered YIth-thIe C8ge,
3. DLesenlnatio o2 coples of these Ingtructions to rezbers %
the- Speclal SecurIty Letall #tll be rade upon notIfIcatIon O Headquartere
epproval .
Jo+gi D [yspecial Agent
ckeazsct
Attactzent :
Bergency Ingtructtozs (2)
Shaz
8 4 23 si Ei
{J
#CZGZEIG
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D2DiCY LITRCTIONg'
Ingtructlone ard Trocedureo ere
Get forth belov for tke hand)lng
of c@creenzJ DItutics such 00 fIr , tho 08FQFR or attezsted eecepa of EUBJZCT , @nd the 85-8e5 iLlnebs
or ecrlolo Injury to &E2 'SUBJECTac
Should Buch BItuatiocs 1t @Ieht bc necebsary to cj 0n tha Pollce , the Flre Dja:?_en:,` Gr autaIde rodical facllities for e981etance.
It Lo pOBOIBle that 1 sucb e5 event reprauontatIve8 Of tre curloeIty-Beekero In €a Jocal cottunity mJght
bevettocte: {S eh Or
thercby crsating seccztey Problcns #tth rodaect
coathe ctstat? &he 8te,
proteceIon Of the Su3il? fron 0 publicity utendpotnt.
In vleu Of the 48717, It 10 therefora Ioperetlve that tkese In- structtors be thoroustl -ucdergtood and Eomorized by all fersoanel
en31ened to tbe Special Securtty Detatl On thfo cebe,
FTRE
(#aIn Hausc)
1. In cabe of fIre to txe KaIn Haube, tho rerson dlscorering tha
{Lre Bhould epply the oare9t Ilre extInzuloher_ unle8s, Ia hts Judement, thc {Irc has reached 543hProrortzons vhero @veIleble
u8cLe8s. Strultaneously , he Bhould dlsptch another
equlzeent yould _bo
Detafl to @lert the Staor SecurIty
Dexber Ce Eho;SecuFIty
Asent (SM4) and tbe otRe: occupantb
of the .houae. If no C8 18 aveIleble In the Loiedlate vic=ity, the Frsop dlscoverlng tbe fe should @lert othere In the baisa ty ghoutlng 'FTRE"
2, Upon belng uot_:ad 03 @ flre, tho SSA shell b2 res;aaIble for dlrecting tre fleht- cx the protccting cla8gfled &. SensitIve Aciuzents acd egulpaez: Cn tze preclses, clllrg tne local Yze Departpent If cIrcungtences larrt;: 92d evacuating rroornel_ 96 tbe first ayafleble opportunfty, tN SSA should call the SAC or AsAr , or If CbI ct be rached, se;io: 3 hgent, ujJ Nurish hlo L:h 44 partlculers corce tze SItuatio: 14 the acticn- belng taken.
3 In utilizing Deztrs of the Security [etail In T1228178 & flre, It shoild be borze In =.9 thet tvo 024rJs cujt te Faintsi:? Cz Eh ra floor 9: aLl 013085. So log 85 tRe :BJECT rezaIns
tre
hls quarters. If It sre- recoze
co3:1-ed to
hla Quarters
necesaary to rezove tre R3 ZCT froz" durtrg 87 8307223, a elctE4asor four guards: #*ld - be
present unless CIrcuaszas~s are sucr 8s to-Eake txIs Ln.es8tble. In
9rIsc,
to
Ing Pire ,
AlsO,
they
ring
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EMSRGEICY DISTRJCTIOr
(Cont Loued)
any_event, ever RoBOIble securtty preceutIon Bhould be texeniduria8
tha Dovezcdt 0f ES2JECT ,_Includtng the. Ude Of handcuffo or ar Other
restraining devlcee dcencd necesaary In Order t0 @uIntalo Frojer custody
and control Over trc EUBJET and prcvent hIo eecap.
4. If, Lo tbe-Judenent .or tha SSA , 0 {Iro rcached, or 1s ILkely
to reach proptrt1onj that It could not be controllcd by fIrefiziLog
equlpment On tke Prealocd, It shall be hLo rc oponaIbllsy to no.1f7 the
ClIaton Fre Dezartzent. In thls evcnt, thc Sccurity D:ell eno1ld
DOvC wIth dlozatcb to remove the SUBJECT fron the prenlyb prLor to
arriwal of tbe Flre Department . 'The SUBJECT ohould bc Plgced Lc 2
eutocobfle; ecco-ronled by for ccobero of the Securlty Lzall, e34
drIven elay Ira tre preclees. At epprOprlate Intervale: teleion;
cells should te Fade to the gafehoude = If no anower 1o reccfved, the
cognleant_Dm feeetlsbauld_becontacted.for Ingtructlor3 a; +) Merher
to return to.tbe gafehouse or procced to ep elternato B1c6.
FIRE
(Tensnt Houee)
1. Io cege 0? ffre In the Tenant Houde , the occupants #rereo?
should ba Iogtr:cted to LredIately notIfy the Ma [n Houee. 214 *0-ure:
any aveflable D6228 to Corbat the rlre unt1l @8319tance errve:; inle3o
the, flre I0 Out 0? contral, In yhlch caze e2l effortb Bncula te dLrected
tovard9 tbe evezue:Ion of the Occupanta of the prenloes. It c.p1q Ce
cleerly undergtool trat In no case] should eny of the Occu7e-+B 6r the
Tenant Houge call the Fire Departrent. 16[s declston Is tre z0le resron -
9Ibflfty O the E34.
2 Upon nc-1?icatIon of 3 fre In the Tenant ioube the jefton
notified should LlZedfately Infora the ESA enc @js[st Ip tz8 Gs72tchlrg
of avafleble pereoznel and ffre extIrsulahers to cocbat tbe {re. If,
Ir the Jude en: cz tke SSA, the ffre heg reoched , or I8 !kel t0 reech,
proror- {Ons ~haz 1t could not re ccrtrolled by tke ava [lable ? zerg-tIng
equij-e3: It 2211 be hls reszozsIbflity to not 1fy tte Gs*c3 ?i52
Dejrzer: ena :9 :2k2 necessa;; ?recautionary eestr 8 :0 Erete:: :e
obGeriation 0: :%e S;JECT {inezej or other urwutrorized Fe-z,y 'o
Elgh: be attrced to tne scene.
-2
:ns
hub
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COCCiCX CISTRUCTIONS
(Cont Inued)
3. At tha {Irot avatlable c7etty, tts CZA ohould cll tbe
SAC' or ASAC, or 1f thcy carct 3e 7e4aed, 0 ecnLor DFO Agert, 47d
furish hta vith full purtIculers ~xrtrg ttc BItuatIon &x4
ectiod beIng taken.
ESCAPE QR 7>v? ZSCAPE
1, StrIct vigIlence and saesy snould ta ratrtalned o 3
24 hour baslo Lnaccordance wie: 23 4- shed proceduurco In order to
dIscourage ond prevent the SURZ7 & <sc8pe_ If SiZTZCT 8hau # =tke
en attczpt to ebcape, gufficfez: 3 should be used 0a 18 ce essary
under the cIrcuastance8 Ic orue? Edue thc SJEJECT end Zaizcatn
custody and control ovcr bla: R~w?, uneceszary brutaltty 354 the
IndIscrinlnate ube of force Vil > 1a] condoned,
2
ALl personnel a88lened t &1 Szeclel Zacurlty Detatl C dutvy
et the' s*t0 Bhall be alerted k 3805] Qr txe ejergeney elera a54for
other 'smproprlete_pcan?, aJd bvf: Lto play 07 eny egcepe 4: erpt:
Should the SUBJECT succeed Ia 83747438 rron the nolae proper, 622 SSA
otll be respon8Ible for coordlza; % e2d dlrectlcg a hot purs:t: of
the SUBLTECT by ekl meane a1afl4lh8
3
The uge of flrearns sku : je scrupulously avelded exzez} In
extrese cIrcu_stancee Of Self-ce:38. Eovever, tke SSA unde: circe-
atances that IndLcate there a7 3 sbr Ceeng o2 preventIna S3 3CT'9
total escepe Czy dfrect 0
qui :*44 arearas-tralzed egent 20 Xre
ahotg over SUEJZCT 8 head follcte: * xe-tal 'rl;z to helt: I no
even: except In self-defense 48 84;X above, #1l 22 agent skot
directly at the SUBJECT .
4 At the first ovaflable ~7372*ty, tke Eac/Dzo , or 12 &s
abbence , One or the ASACs , sb 3 [2le2con[celly adv1ged or 942
the cIrcuastances gurroundize 9 287172 sctez?:_ In no case sbaul
the Folfce be nci1red wless 4#.1.-4.by tbe EAC or ASAC.
nLLZS , 33aY
1. In case of sudacn Jj8s8 s-i0u5 Injuzz to the ST2F,
Dr. Garles BOXER, or other Ft"s:: *= des1juatcd by hin' Io_tse event
te?
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DZGhICY LISTHCTIOM?
CoatIoued)
or hl8 ebeence _ Bhculd b {zedttcly not[fled arj adlce obtelded
20 to ay cnergenc] actIon MIe%: sbauld be takcn pendlng hlo errivala LIksuloo the CAC or ASAc/zz, Bxquld be notified Iracdlitcly after
talking to the doctor In or 'er trat he @lght be epprIeed of the e:titfon 0nd any Ingtructlong or trea eot prescrIbcd by the doctor.
cf any Inotructiona g1ven tJ :ze doctor, no actlon chall be
takearcoeos
reCove thc SUEJZCT Irom tzt 7*eaIzc8 or to con JnIcate U1th or aDbulance oervice 4ebcunt 32 PrLor authorizatlon of
tta GAC 6p n34c1
cr A3AC:
2. Should It becoce D~errar to redove tte SUBJECT to 8 hospItal
or Other locatton avey Irce # # Freal: every pOcIble precautLc Bhould be taken to 5nIntals ~iose custody and control over prevent dlec1 Ogure of hec trIB LfeutIty and atatuj to
004 to
Yerocnb.
unouthorlzed
GZEAL nIgTEC-IJuS AID INFORMATION
1 _ Tvo mep On duty on &2274 floor uho WIIl keep SUEJBT under conjtadt obgervation txcnty-Zo;; hours
4
2. Faur men 1n ettendazze ~mhenever SUBJECT leaveg cell ~hlle
cCrIned to thrd noor .
3.. Stx men Ip ettendacze ebenever SUBJECT 18 tazen to Interrogatton
roCm `On Becond floor, all tc reza n ava [ lable 1n adjololog roon for recoral sLgna fron vlbltors,
4, Coverella taken Ir0r 5.312CT at 22000 hours 874 rctuted tre folloulng mornLng ht O7C0 onrs Gally, leavlng SUEJECT {0 Brorts n34 undershirt ove mlzht .
5. Viiitary appeeranze 02z 7ro_pt shftt schedules ~lnte Lned et #2l tize8 uhen In presence C? 53TCT_
6. Gre u] rooA gearch, 1221"d4ng clotkes on} buck, to te ccrd:ceed cer tfce SUEJECT Zeave3 celi.
7 . SUJEC Cust stac] La vest corer or cell %aclng well %hezever
erjoze but Dr . BONEER enters cell:
ge3,
hL3,
day .
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Ezzzic CVSTRUCTIOI
Con: Lqued)
8 HIndove In cell to remafo blacked out and doors to other Oni %rd floor to be_ clobed and locked when SUBJECT roong
to prcvert hL9 becoaing orlcnted to Jcavee ccLl, In ordar ourroundLrga.
9. Mo unnecegoary convcrcatIon Ohull bc conducted #Ith MMEJECT e3C7,z agent8, nor ohell any DentIon of lagt nameg . bo made
Or
hearlrg. #Ithln SJBJECT' 0
19. SU3JBI I9 not to have accg80 to pewapepero end perIited to hcar radfo Or tclcvlslon, nor ohall thcre
deFary drecu por
Of re 3 eventa "Ithin hig hzerIng. Ia be
any dLscu8eLon
patertal upon autkorizatLon of FAY provlacd aolacted rcuding
cege =
Hleadquartero pergonnel conccrnsd VItb the
41_ Recording devlces to be promptly ucttvated
In order to any cozentz by SUBJECT Or, convereation betzeen hin and PIck Up
ctrer OzeratLonal pergonnel,
the doctor or
12. uusual or 8lentficant cornenti, movelents
or of G,EJZCT to be proaptly brought to cheeattentoocrontthe:egctLvIttes
12= Telephone numbere or Securtty and Operatlonal
pcraonnel 09 3lz 80 photographs and physlcel deacription of JUBJECT to benne
In 0 gcure Place for reedy reference by the SSA . Intained"
14. Shauld It become neceaary to angwer questiong ty the Pollca
or PIze Cerartment regerding the
personnel at the s1te, Bpec1?1: re ference to thc SUBJECT , guch
or #th
bytre 33A HIth the` BenLor' Pollce or
inqulries ghould be randled
bcere. The SSA shauld cop
Fre Departcent offIclel op the
verge In prIvate KIth such officfel, ard Idest1sm hfrself ty utflizlng hfo DODD credenttel_ He okould brlefiy, And only to the extent necessary, that the
erplalo
85d t3a: 1t Is uged occagtona Lly for tra
property 13 leased
concer: tbe SURJECT sko1ld be F'rpoge?. ^l! t#:uIrtee
nece
parrled, If PossIble. Kojever , 1f 83a-/ , It Day be explaIned that the SUBJECT hag 8 menta 2 @:sorder shfc: :cretizes requfres speclal treatcent_ He should not be Wder XI3 e LJJs or otherdsc . Tre SSA chouli
Ldect_fied
trzt ris cm Identlty, plus hIs Ic
tactrully bet rfrly request
este? Lally uIch
ef!llaticc, be tela Ip 8 ricz ~onfLdence,
resard co tbe rrejs, Irgulrtes by Fezbers o? t29 or Cezzerg cf t"e civille: populatlon snould be
press
tre siee 13 rented by a prIvte
angwered ty stottca that
grou? #no Deet periodlcajly:ecr recreation.
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GPECINL COwiic73
1. Ccorz: ?AIDGAULIS , Chfef or Police, PrInce Georged Colatz :
(Pererrally knom to GMODIL uzZer COLIATH)
2. Licutenart M , CorndIng (R?1cer Borracks H, Waldor? ,
Parylu-:, Jartlend State PoLLce. (Perccnally krot to ZZRALL
under CSIATH)
3. Exergenzy habulance Grceaeei: Volunteer Flre Departnent .
Can re rtalred through Sloczz)
Above nct to &2 contacted unleso axthorlzed by SAC or ASAC:
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Iv-:Julch Miuse.*o Caso
J 7h6 Dircctor #ivizy #nproved to D:szoeal In 5y &ratt rcera
3 UJEzu 138 (co2y all:ckcd) rebarsin; G3 bzicfing of
cce:ac:? &3 &8 Latozy 2n2 etu3 cf&2d rurl; Ivanjvich cozrcnsJonal
Szv? brietd #3 followi: Gteff otlc:t] 0- T;ogckno ca3o, I
3(.02] Ghe lilio 9
03 conztces anel Subcor;-
#copojed $7 G3 &sles iu-icatcd:
Fraak Sltiagbek: Asnfgtazt Cief Coungol
{louaa
Arnwi S-zicoj Conirvilte & 2J july 1352
Tilliaz; #oodru: Agelglant Cizf Clerk, Eunat?
Apprcriations Conriltsa 24 July 1269
Edrafd Sraswell, Cilc( of Siill, Sunate Arzgd
Services Cozniltoa 24 July 19s?
Robezt !#chaclg, Stz l Aajistic:, Jiouge Appropriatlan;
Colenaittco :) July 1962
2. I sugseatad to each tiit &*27 Glettiv: @ko cattar to {ha
ckaizared #iaa J3 if Isouakt $: a;rozrig:#
Nonc 0.#0 Goorctfvc
Iiiatezed Mtrlculz coecerior cuicsity 2.640
caj0 and I [Hlak
Kcora
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tJink n8 :vJ ajcquatcly cavered tc G:lc: ic4
Neverixelc3e, J
scs no nccd t0 ?urjec Jt irther J( :8a time.
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DRAZ-:JMM 19 Juno 1969
SU3JECT: Briefing 0f Key Conzre8sional Contacts on the Nobenko.Ca8o
The-following Paragraphs are prozosed a8 guidance for briefing key
congreeeional contacte on tbe higtory and statu8 of the Yuriy Ivanovich Nogenko
cag0. They aro baded ?rirnirily on material provided by S3 Divieion, and havo
been cleared by SB, CI Staff and the Offico of Security. It i8 propobed that
tb9 Chairmen and/or epior gtaff ofEcere % each of tho Agency Subcommittoes
bo briefed along tho line8 {ndicated:
1. Thia caee goe8 back ometime into history and you may recall
bavinj heard ofIt geveral Yeare ago. Zrom time t0 time it hag received
Prebe play, both when It firet broke in early 1964 and occagionally dinee;
2. Yuriy Ivanovich Nobenko, a Stafi Oificer of tho Committoe for
State Security (KGB) of the USSR, and so0 0f a formar Minigter 0 Saip-'
buiidinz in the USSR, defected to the Azency in Geneva, Switzerland, on
4 Zebruary 1964. He wag taen brouga: to :he United Stateg where he hae
bice been in tho custody O t2e Agency urcargoing extanaive debrieiinga
oy oiiicere of the Ageacy and t40 73I.
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3. Nogenko hjd Judn a KG3 oticer f0r' #?2roximately ten Yeare
Jt th time of hid dofection. Noscako ha8 providud a larga quantity 08
courter-intelligonce data and a limitcd amount o poeitivo intellisence:
For exampia, ona of his rcporte Played 2 part in the nogation 0 3 major
hoetil penetration in Groat Dritain. Whero appropriato, hig information
Aa9 been shared with the FBI, other U.S. Govurnment agencied and
{orolsn Haibon eorvicee. Tklo hao rooulted in oxtone_vo and continung
invostigativo activity. In addition, Nobeako iduntitiad many hundrede o
Soviet Intelligence Officers and provided & congiderabl quantity o ueeful
information on tho organization of tae KGB, ito O?erational doctrine and
'ita tachniquee and methodo.
4. In debriefing him it becamc apparont that Nobenko, tho priviloged
and undieciplined 8on of a former ranking Minigter of the Soviet Government
wa0 a particularly complex porsonality, one given to exaggeration of hie Owd
importance: In thif regard, certain aspects %f ,hie Life hiatory, whon
weighed againat other information already in our poeee8wion, raieed omo
doubte concorning hia veracity. To perniit extengive and prolonzed debriefing,
arzanfemence wero made t0 accommodatc Noueno under highly ecure
conditiong, The90 arrangements were dictated, during the initial ?hase8
at Jcaat, by the additiona] to provide Nojenko with continuin; ?eroonal
7zo:ucrion Jinco thore was tau distinct ?066ibiLi6y-that, a3 a FCB; oticer;
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he would bo targottod for "executivo aclion" il tno Sovieta bhould diacovor
ilo wloreibouli: Tiits lisc pisiaie of tim?. !la iattcf laclai ii conaidlared
t0 b0
suficiently diminisned to juatify & Zhased pormalization of Aueenko'
Bituation--thi: deezite tho fact that 9omd ?ointt romaid unrodolved concornlag
hio bona
5. Tho Agency, with tha a6018tanco of the FBI; i8 continuing to
Jool into thoee quootionablo aepucto 0[ tho caoo, whfle romaining alort to
the pogbibility [ bobtile intoroet; Howavef, durinz the full poriod 0 hia
aatay in the United Statea Noeonko bi8 cooperated with hia interrogatore and
with tho otheroficara_Eafpanaibla tarhl_asfety and welfaro, ana' our
current 0fforte are being directed toward hiv gradual adjuatmant to a normal,
independent otatus. A8 a' bte? in thio direction, bo I now Living in hie Owp
zivat0 apartmont, pubject to bomo protactive burvaillance.
6 Thla action i9 being takon in full recognition o the normal
problema o readjuatment experienced by many defectore a0 well tho
fact that Noeonko i0 a potentially greator problem than mogt. Ha i0 aq
individual whoed actiong Guring rsettlement may not alwaye be ?rudictable
or Wise from the point of view 0f his own 8ecurity. We are hojetul that
Nosunko i eensible enougn to rcalizo that Lnduc pubiicity cauaud bY Jny rasa
action on hie. ?art could ldad to un?leasaat, He even dangerous conaecuencoe,
2articularly for himbel. #8 tadrefore believe i: appropriate to tako tais
calcilated ziakIn 34 a..9.12: to,steer km toward a reasonabiy norzal Lifa.
fldee:
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Qucst ion 0 [ Conditions undcr which Noscnko was hcld whilc at
Clinton? Locked in ? Lct outside for entertainment?
Prisoncr? Trcatmcnt?
Answcr:
During thcpcriod of 4 April 1964-13 August 1965_ Noscnko
was hc Id in strict confincmcnt undcr thc following conditions :
4 . Confincmcnt in singlc Toom exccpt for
pcriods 0 f intcrrogation:
b Constant ly undcr suard and subjcct to 24 hour
visua] obscrvation with regular room scarch.
Drcss was covcralls and food was of sufficicnt
quantity but limitcd in varicty.
No unncccssary convcrsation was pcrmittcd_ radio
and tclcvision wcrc not a[owcd ncwspapers or
any information conccrn currcnt cvcnts wcre
forbidden and rcading matcrial was cxtrcmcly
Iimited _
Question 0 2 Conditions at ISOLATION_ Samc as above .
Answcr:
Durins the pcriod of 13 August 196$ to 25 October 1967 _
conditons citcd above wcrc basically ma intained with the
following cons or changes :
a _ From Fcbruary 1966 to May 1967 _ Noscnko was
furnished no rcading ma tcrial.
b _ After 1967 Noscnko was pcriodically given
a
diffcrent voiumc of the Encyclopacdia
Britannica to rcad _
From February 1966 to Octobcr 1967 Noscnko
was not permitted cigarcttes_
d Subject was permittcd daily exercise in a sma 1 1
confined area outside the building when We ather
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Qucst ion #3 nid AlcConc 0r Rahorn havc a} informat fon on this:
#hat ?
Answcr:
o[ficc of Sccurity rccords conta in 1imitcd information
in regard to this qucstion . Thc SI; Division (thcn SR) was the
rcspons iblc officc {or thc confincmcnt 0f Noscnko unti) Iatc
October 1967 when total responsibility was transfcrrcd to the
of f icc of Sccurity by thc DCI . It i$ prcsumcd that thc DCI_ was
at lcast gcncrally awarc 0f thc confincmcnt 0 f Noscnko: and the
conditions of conf incmcnt, but any dcfinitc statcmcnt must b0
bascd on SL rccords_
Qucst ion 0 4 nhcrc is Noscnko korking now?
Answcr:
Nosenko is currcntly cmp Ioyed at hls personally owned
rcs idcncc in North Carolina Ilc is cngagcd in rcscarch and
analytical work bscd on his previous Knowlcdgc of thc XGB
and othcr Sovict mattcrs Hc is in thc Washington, D_ C arca
for scvcral days approximately evcty six wccks [or direct
intcrvicws by thc FBI and officc of Sccurity pcrsonnel _
Qucst ion 05 Is hc working [01 CIA?
Mswcr:
Noscnko has bccn cmploycd by thc Agcncy on a full-time
contractual basis sincc 1 March 1969_ Thc original contract
has bcen pcriodically amcnded to rcficct additional rcmuncration ,
primarily to compcnsatc for cost of 1iving incrcascs_ In Jate
197, Nosenko KJs compensatcd by Iutual agrccmcnt for salary
not rcccived during thc 1 April 1964 to L March 1969 _ In addition_
on 12 July 1975 Noscnko signed an acknowledgcment and rcleasc
of thc Un itcd States Government and thc Ccntral Intelligence
Agency from any claims prior to that date.
Qucstion 46 @hat is his Icgal status?
Answer:
Noscnko was naturalized a$ a Unitcd States citizen in
April 1974 .
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Mi OR*IUM FOR: Thce Inspcctor Gcneru]
SUBJI:CT Thc Noscnko Case
Attachcd plcasc find a summary 0f a documcnt writtcn In
1967 to thc (iencra] Counscl out l ining the #osenko casc and
cxplaining to him actions which had bcen takcn with .regard to
Noscnko_ As not Cal in thc first paraeraph , in October 1967
Noscnko took up residcnce in thc Washinxton #rcm and wis
idviscd tha t should he wish to Icavc thc apartment for any
Jecation whatsocver, hc was {rcc to S0 do _ In othcr words ,
froni that datc_ Nosenao was essentially 0 totally {rcc man.
That hc chosc not to flce in any way may he ind icativc 0f his
tudc toward chc ntauncr in which hc was handlcd prior to
Oc:tober 1967 _
Whi Ic onc can criticizc thc fact that Noscnko wa $ kcpt
incomunicado for aero;inatcly thrcc Ycurs and thereforc
presumably dcnicc full civil rights , thc #ttachcd document
docs indicatc Ic heicve that thc Agency was on thc horns
0f a dilcmna in this regard. Thcrc wctc Icgitimatc doubts
about; Hoscnko ' $ bona fidcs and conccrn that hc was a Sovict
plant. Thcrc. was 00 country to which hc could bc dcportcd
Suvc thc Sovict Union, andl Noscnko himsclf rcfused to return
thcre_ Yct , in thc United. Statcs , savc whcn isolated from
society hc wa $ considcred to bc 3 cont inuing thrcat to
nationai sccurity.
Recognizing that on ly Icga] cxpcrts can judgc defini -
tively thc mcrits 0 f thc casc it sccns to thc writer that
thc Agcncy had no choicc but to hold Soscnko_ incommunicado
pcnd resolut ion of his bona fidcs - Ilc Was admitted to
thc United States unde r the provisions 0 f Scction 212 (d) (8)
of thc Imm igration andl Na tionality Act nanely J$ a parolec
to thc Agency _ As 0 parolcc - Noscnko dc facto from thc date
0f his cntry to thc Unitcil States did not cnjoy thc full civil
rights of thc norm; ] citizen_ Ic K2s a ward 0 f thc Agency , in
a sense, and the Agency Kas ult imately respons iblc for his
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conduc t _ Thcre wcre " ( the t ime very Icgit imate remsons to he licvc that {uH1 and tota[ recase 0f Nosenko wouid hc un ahrogat ion by the Nrcney of its Icga [ rcspons ibility _ To gainsay that decision in rctrospect is Wc belicre, {II) crror_ In sum, thc uct 0f dcfection placcs thc dcfector at thc mcrcy of thc Iaws 0f thc countrY to which hc. dcfccts It is the- obligation 0f thc acccpt country to sec to it that thc laws #rc [0llowcd _ In thc Noscnko casc, it sccms to Us that thc Agcncy aesed in "1 Cully rcspons iblc manncr to cnsure that Its rcsponsibility for the defcetor was mct , Wh i Ic it was unfortunatc that it too* S0 to resolvc thc ma tter, Wc cun find no fault with thc fact that the Agency met its responsibi ity to both the United Statcs and to Nosenko himsclf _
Attachment : A/S
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MEMORANDUM FOR ThF; RI;CORd
SUBJECT : Yuriy Jvanovich NOSENKO
In early or mid-1967 , thc Agcncy Gcncral Counscl
wag
providcd 3 summary 0f thc Nosenko casc _ Thc ncnorandum
sought "n advisory opinion from thc Gcncral Counse] on thc
Agcncy' $ Icga ] basis for its hand [ o[ %oscnko through
that datc and on Ehc Icgal aspccts on the cvcneua] dispos[-
tion of Noscnko_ Shortly subscqucnt
to this Bemorandum to
thc Gcncral Counscl , Noscnko took up residence in October 1967
in an apartmcnt in thc Washington arca and was remindcd that
should hc wish, hc could travcl frccly anyrhere at anyt imc _
Hc gradually crcited
a ncw lifc for himself in the Unitcd
States and has indicatcd on scvcra] occasions that he holds
no 111 fecling about his handling by thc Agency at anyt imc _
Background
Nosenko voluntarily establishcd
contact with CIA
sentatives in Gcncva in 1962 _ Hlc identificd hisself as a
staff officcr of thc KGB ' s internal sccurity directorate
and
offcred to sc] 1 counterintelligencc informat ion. This offcr
was accepted and hc Was rccruitcd as an agent in ?lace and
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dcbricfcd on countcrintelligcncc mattcrs during five mcetings
in Gcncva. Ic thcn returncd to thc` USSR_ Ic canc to Gencva
again in January 1964 as the sccurity officcr for the Soviet
disarmament dclegation_ Aftcr 1 number of mcctings Nith his
CIA hand lcrs hc dcfeetcd
0n 4 Fcbruary 1964 and was secrctly
takcn to Frankfurt, Germany_ crossing the Swiss-Gcrman border-:
on thc night of 4/5 Fcbruary with alias U.5. Army identity
documcnts. In Gcucva__and again upon arriva] in Frankfurt,
Nosenko wrotc out an asylum rcqucst, rcqucsting political
asyum fron thc U.S. Government_
Bccausc serious doubts about Noscnko' s bona fidcs had
ariscn OII thc basis of thc information he had providcd both
in 1962 and in the mcctings in Gcncva in 1964 , it was
inally planned to do a
detailed bona fides dcbricfing and
asscssment in Germany beforc mak any dec is ion about_moving
Nosenko to the United States. Hlowever, uprcccdentcd action
bx_ the Soviet Go"crncnt in Icspcct to the_defection 0 f one
0 f its citizcns forced 3 chawgc 0f_Dlans. On 9 February ,
un identificd Soviet sources in Gencva lcaked thc ncws to the
press that Nosenko, described 45 an1 "expert attachcd to thc
Soviet Delegation to thc Disarmament Conference" had dis -
appeared, and that it was presumcd that hc had defected .
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Bccausc of mounting prcssurc (rOml the press , wliich includcd
much speculation that Noscnko was a high lcvc] scicntist or
disarmament expcrt, it was dec ided that the Statc Dcpa rtment
would make a bricf announccmcnt acknow ledging Noscnko' s
rcqucst for asy lum in: thc U.S. and idcnti fying him as a
mcmbcr of thc KGB _ This Was donc on 10 Fcbruary . On 11 Fcb-
ruary , the Sovict Govcrnmcnt dclivered a note to thc Amcrican
Embassy in Moscow asking how Noscnko left Switzcrland and
rcqucsting an inmcdiatc intcrvicw with him and his rc lcase.
On 12 Fcbruary , Sovict Ambassador to thc Disarmamcnt Confer-
ence TSARAPKIN hcld a prcss confcrence in Gencva in which he
accused the Swiss Govcrnmcnt of failure to coopcrate in
locating Nosenko_ Although the Swiss categorically rejected
these charges _ thc Amcrican Ambassador to Switzcrland recom-
mended that Swiss authorities bc a]lowed to interview Nosenko: :
to convince themsclves that Noscnko had lcft Switzcrland of
his own frce willa
On 12 February 1964 , on thc instructiOns of the Director,
Nosenko was brought to thc Unitcd States _ Hc ttavc ]led by
commcrc ial Jit, using alias U.S. Army identi fication,
and was admittcd to thc country. at Vew York City (in true
namc) on parole under thc provisions of Section 212 (4) (5)
of the Immigration and Nat ionality Act .
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On 13 Fchruary, representatircs of thc Swiss and Sovict
Embassics in Washington advis J thc State rtule nt that
thcy desircd intcrvieks with Nsenko_ On 14 , Fcbruary , In
Moscow , Sovict Forcign Ninister (R(MYKO camlcd inTAmbissador
KOIiLER and protcsted
0 impermissablc activitics" on thc part
0f thc U.S, in Noscnko' < case. Sovict press spokesmcn took
an cvcn harder linc to Nestern <orrespondents, and accused
thc U.S. of kidnapping Nosenko. On thc aftcrnoon 0 f 14
tcmbcr, at two scparate interricrs, hc spokc first to Swiss
Embassy and thcn to Sovict Emhassy rcprescntatives. At
these intcrvicws , which werc a)s0 attcnded by State Dcpartment
and INS officials _ Nosenko confirmcd that he left Swvitzcrland
of his Own frcc wil] to seek asylum in the U.S. In addition,
hc replied to qucstions of the" Sorict Embassy rcprcscntative
to the effcct that hc Ma: renounc his Soviet -citicenship:
On the evcning of 14 Fcbruary, che U.S. Statc Dcpartment made
a bricf formal rcply to che Soiict protest thcn issued a
brief statcment to the press noting that thc interviews had
becn held and that Nosenko had confirmcd his desirc to rcma in
in this country.
From the timc 0 f his Jrriial to 4 April 1964 , Nosenko
wJs housed in thc Washington area. During this period, rcg-
ular systemat ic debriefing was cozmenced, Nosenko was
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madc aVa i ab lc tu reprcscntat ives 0f thc. FBT for debrdc(
on mattcrs #f fcct ing thcir responsibilities _ Althouxh #Howcd
out for cvcning and weck-cnd cxcursions, Noscnko was at 41]
timcs accompanicd by 0/5 personncl. In addition, hc took 8
two-wcck vacation to Ilawaii, again accompanicd by cusc offf-
ccrs and sccurity guards . Lv idence cont inucd to moiint chat
hc was il KGB plant, and a€ thc saine t ime it bccanic ohv iouy
that it would bc imposs ih lc to procce4_ Lurthcr to, reso]vc
thc many suspicious points and contradictions that Iad ariscn
without changing the condit ions in which hc W:i$ being he Id .
Noscnko wis growing incrcasingly uncoopcrat ivc , cspecia[ly
whcn scnsitivc areds wcrc touchcd upon , and constantly pressed
for thc Icgalization of his status in chc U.S. and thc Issuance
of an a ]icn rcgistration card_ At the samc timc, Noscnko ' $
hcuvy drinking and other unruly persona [ habits wcre Causing
incrcas difficultics to thc sccurity personncl chargcd ivith
kccping him undcr control and out o[ trouble at 4 timcs in
accordancc with Agency local responsibility. It Wus clear
that it was only J mattcr 0 f t ime bcfore hc created 8 public:
scanda] Morc importantly , hc Wu $ in a pos ition . t0 communi -
catc with thc KGB sincc physical contro] could not bc absolutc.
On 4 April 1964 , Noscnko %oluntarily uldcrwent 8 polygraph
cxaminat ion _ Thc results of this cxaminat ion indicated decept ion
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+r 3 nuimber 0f critlenl points indicating that hc wit s Sent
Py che AGB to perform onc Or morc missions which #Iso inrolvcd
Ris pcnetrat [on 0 f thc Agency Jnd its operat ions . It was
decidcd , thcrcforc , that the physical cirumstanccs 0f Noscnko ' s
s in chis country would have to bc drastically changcd 1f
the Agency werc to carry out its counterintcl ligcncc responsi -
hiitics and adherc to thc tcrms 0f the parolc #grccment _ As
3 result, hc was movcd to quarters where his movcments could
Pe" more casily controllcd, and his outini' privilcgcs wcrc
suspended pend= rcsolut ion of hona fidleg.
It is worth not ing that had Wc not takcn thc abovc action
tut acccptcd Nosenko Jt {#cc Va luc , it i? quitc poss ib le that
t8 rould havc procccded with a scrics of opcrationa ] actions
che bals is of his informat ion. Thc results of sonc of these
dtions could havc bccn vcry cmburrassing to thc U.S. Govcrnment'
Folitically and damaging to U.S,. national sccurity. For exam -
?le , his chicf opc rationa ] proposa ! #t thc t imc, and onc that
Xe Das mos t insistent that wc should proceed with immcdiately,
i3rofred thc compromisc 0f 7 vcry schior Soviet of f icial.
224 Fides
Beginn in April 1964 , hundrcds "f hours Wcre dcvoted
interroga: ions of Nosenko (in which he willingly cooperared)
33 4 ercat dca] of timc Wil $ spent on ehjustive co]latcra]
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Investigations _ Kc conc ludcd that it had
establishcd
beyond rcusonablc doubt that Noscnko wus a Ac;R agcnt who
cstablishcd contact with ClA, subsequently defcctcd
on 'KGB
instructions_ and thut hc camc to the United States- on
a
dccept ion mission. Thc implications of this mission had a
&rave and dircct bcaring on U.5. national sccurity. Although
our findings wctl supported by thc rcsults of two polygraph
cxaminations , thc nuturc 0[ thc cv idcncc was inadmissablc in
a court of law . In any casc, it is cIcar that Noscnko had
not bcen [n a nos ition to pcrform Jny ovcrt act 0f transercs-
s ion of U,S. cspionagc laws sincc 4 April 1964 whcn hc was
placcd in' 0 rcstrictcd arca and dcprivcd of any conccivahlc
mcans of communication with thc KCB_
Noscnko did not admit that hc defectcd on AGb orders
or that hc camc to thc U.S. on 1 KGE mission. Ilc edmittcd;
howcvcr, that hc made numcrous lics about- his pcrsona] history
and about thc dctails of his KGB servicc to U.S. officials,
both beforc and aftcr arriving in the United States:
Coordiuation withOther_US. Govcrngent Agcncies
USIB Mcmbcrs _ In accordance with the DDCT'$ ruling
rclating t0 a dcfector who has bcen a mcmbcr cf a hostilc
intclligence scrvice , Nosenko ' $ status and handling was dis-
cusscd "t un exccutive scss ion of US [ B and dccided on an
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ad hoc basis. Nosenko defcctcd 07 4 Fcbruary 1964 , and thc
Sccrctary of Statc, thc Attorncy Gencra) , the Spccial Assis-
tant to tho Cresidcnt on Nationa Sccurity Affairs, McGcorge
Bundy , (cncra ] Carroll, Dircctor of chc Dcfensc Intelligcncc
Agency und thc FB[ Wctc a]4 notitied imnediatcly. On 5 Febru-
ary 1904, (neral Cartcr rcported thc dcfection {0 an cxecutivc
scssion ot US[B and followcd this "j) with formal statcmcnts t0
USIB Rcabers on 11 and 19 Fcbruary 1964 , shich stated that
Noscnko' $ bowa Lidcs had not Yet be"e"n cstablished . It Was
agrecd that no DS numbcr would bc issucd to Sosenko, and that
hc would be hand lcd on a spccial {asis by this Agency _ In
fact, normal USIB intcrcst in Nosenko as a defector droppcd
of { drastically as it bccanc quickly apparent that hc had no
positive intclligcncc intcrest of 1" luc to any pirt of the
community _
Thc Prcs ident was informed of che funl extent of our
suspicions :about Nosenko' s bona ties by the then Dircctor,
Mr _ "ccone , on 11 Fcbruary 1964. Vr. Patrick Coync , Exccutive
Sccretary at thc PFIAB , was &ive'% 4 similar briefing by
Mr. Ilc [1a< o1l 19 Fcbruary 1964 _
Gcnerals Cuzroll and Fitch of DIA Kcre also subscquent ly
inforncJ 0f thc problems about Navac n8o ' $ bona fides.
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The Sccretary of Statc, Anbassador Thompson = anl other
scnior officials in, the Departmcnt 0f Statc Wcrc inforncd of-
our rcscrvations about Noscnko' s bona Lides Jnd uur fcars that
he wight bc "1 dispatched KGB agent _ In discussions about thc
Possibility o{ Noscuko' s eventua [ dcportation, the Secretary
of Statc expresscd scrious conccrn #bout thc #dvcrse react ion:
that such " move might havc on other potent i; [ defectors.
The Dircctor o[ Sccurity , Statc Departmcnt , was informa"
of the boni fides problcm at an . carly datc. Wc have korked
closcly with this of ficc sincc thcn 0} thc problcm 0f cwa [ -
uating thc 0 ignificancc of Noscnko' $ in(ormat ion Js it aftects
the sccurity interests of thc Statc Dcpartncnt _
Becausc S0 Inuch of Nosenko' s informat ion af fcctcd U.S.
internal sccurity mattcrs for which thc FB [ bcars primary
responsibility, and bccausc thc possibiity that Noseuao Kas
a XGB plant had a dircct bcaring on thc validity 0 f certain
F?[ operat ions , the FB [ was kept [uHly informed on our vices
about #osenko ' $ hona fidcs and our progress in interroxating
and invcstigating him from thc moment of his dcfcction. Thc
FEI liaison officer was told 0 f our rcscrvations on Vosenko ' $
boja fides J$ carly #$ 5 Fcbrua ry 1964 _ Thc Dircctor 0 ( thc
F3 [ and his dcputy for Internal Sccarity, Ni !liam Sulliran,
bere kept completely Up) o date, and Kc coordinated a! wjor
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#spsz:; of our hatal [ Soseako with thcm . Aftcr a Ton%
mceeiez with Su ivan and other FK[ rcprcscnlativcs to revicw
Noseazo' $ cjsc on 1 April 1964,, thc FRI interposcd no objcc -
tior s I0 our proposal to rcstrict Noscnko' 5 mavemcnt? Jnd
commauce hostile interrogation. Suhscquent )y,. thc FB] for-
ma IIy azreed with our find ings 0n Noscnko, #t Icast to the
cxtest that "Qn considcring carcfully the results 0f Your
Inteesceations 0 ( Yuriy Noscnko and your anwiysis 0f his
statements and activitics , it docs appcar he is not What he
PurpofIs to bc . Whi le this Burcau i $ not i n J positicn Io
draw any conc lusion in this case, wc do rccognizc i[ is
pos $e61e that Nosenko could be a Sovict plant or agent pro-
0 vocaeeur_
Tae thcn Acting Attorncy Gencral sSr, Sicholas Katzenbach
(and sereral mmbers 0 f his staff) Wcrc appriscd of our res
crvacions about Voscnko on 2]Apri] 1964 and an opinion was
souzbi from him hoth a $ to interprctat ion of thc exclusion
and p2role agreencnt , and a5 to- how Wc should procccd in the
cvenc Ijat it poved necessary t0 dcport Vosenko (rom this
ougET? _
E(tor: s to chc agm fron Lcarn 0f Qur Acarenc$$ of
Yosg342*$ Irue_Sts
F-om the ticfe' Kc earneJ {hiat Vosenko had been sen f {0
this couatry on 41 Ac;u m i $ $ i0n it WJ$ ohv iou; that if #c berc
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t0 havc tic timc to analyze "J rcsolvc this cJsc, and t0
and cxccutc #ppropriatc <ountcrmcasurcs , it #Js esscntial
that wc attcnpt to kccp thc AGB fron Icarning 0f Qur Jwarcncss
of Noscnko ' s truc status _ Conscqucntly, dctailed know Icdge
of thc depth and scopc 0 f our suspicions about Nosenko_ and
thc implications thcrcof, Kas rcstrictcd tu a vcry fck pcoplc
in thc Agcncy and thc. intelligence community . Nonethcless,
wc did advise policy cchclons and principa ls in the intel -
igcncc community , cven though this carricd thc incritablc
risk of Icakagc .
Sovict Lnspircd Inquirics
In 1966 thcrc wcrc sevcra] ind icat ions that the Soviets
were making 4 scrious cffort to find out what happencd co
Noscnko and to forcc him to the surface. Fhe most blatant
and unusua] of thesc wis the approach by a Sovict journalist,
Yuriy KOROLEV (a known KGB agcnt) , to thc Frcrch magazinc
Paris Nlatch with an offcr t0 'providc photographs and matcrials
for an cxclusive story of Voscnko and his family. According
T~
to Korolev, Nosenko' $ wifc was cons idering an approach to an
international juridicial organization in an cffort to obtain
compensation from Xoscnko for: damagcs caused by his abandon -
mcnt 0f hcr and her childrcn. In rcsponding to this #pproach
wc quotcd a statemcnt, purportins (0 be frori Nosenko himsclf ,
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to the cffcct that Nosenko considcrs this approuch to repre-
sent blatant crucl manipulation of his fanily by thc KGB
and that hc will not lcnd himsclf to tse schenc by agrccing
to an intcrview or in any other way ,
Noscuko 's Status
To rccapitulate, Nosenko entcrcd thc Unitcd Statcs on
12 Fcbruary 1964 On1 parolc to the Agcncy under the provisions
of Scction 212 (d) (5) of thc Immigration and :ationality
Act . Parolc responsibility is dclcgated to the Agcncy by
thc Attorncy Gencral undcr thc tcrms of an agrcenent cxecuted
by the Attorney General and che [ZI on 10 February 1955 ,
which states:
"Aftcr parolc of such alicns, the Central Intel-
ligence Agency will assumc responsibility for
care , supervison and control of a kind and
degrce it believes consistent with the internal.
security needs of the Unitcd States during con-
tinuance 0f thcir parole status _
In accordancc with Qur understand ing of this agreenent , and
becausc Wc had rcason to bclieve that Nosenko was a conscious
and willing agent of a hostile intelligence service, we
ensurcd that hc was undcr our dircct obserration and control
a]1 timcs from the moment 0f his Jrrival in the Unitcd
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Statcs_ Frotit 12 February to 4 April 1964 it Wils possiblc to
kcep Nosenko at J location whcre he could cnjoy a ccrtain
amount of nuremcnt #Id of contact with thc outs idc worid.
Aftcr 4 April 1964 , for rcasons explaincd abovc, it was
nccessary to Kecp him incommun icado at .a location which is
known to no onc outsidc 0 f thc Agcncy (and to Very fcw within
it) Authorization for' Nosenko to rcma in in this country
undcr the. Spcc ia l Agrcemcnt Procedurcs was pcriodicilly
cxtenalel by the Imm igrat ion and Naturalization Scrvice.
Athough his freedom 0 f movcment had bccn scvcrcly
rcstricted, Nosenko was not ma [trcated and hc madc no com -
plaint about his trcatment . Un the contrary , Wc had scvcral
writtcn statemcnts from him in which he statcd that our
hand !ing of him was justified and even bencficial_
DisDosal
From che time that Noscnko ias brought to this country
we thought about thc poss ibility of his cvcntua] dcportation
a5 a cont ingency measure . In carly 1964 , wc thought that it
might be possible to mitigate the political and propaganda
drawbacks 0f a forccd dcportation by announc that Noscnko
has confessed his (ruc KGB role. With thc passage of timc,
however, #nd in "icw of our much firmer conclusions about his
rca ] rolc and mission and our clearer undcrstanding of what
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this implicd , it wais apparcnt that &rcut pract ica ] problems
stoud in thc May 0 ( his dcportat ion to cithcr thc USSR or a
third country .
USSR: Nosenko has catcgorically statcd on numcrous
occasions that hc will ncvcr contemplate rcturn to thc USSR
and , #Ithough Wc suspcct that hc might scc rctly wclcomc such
" movc, wc would expect him to act out his part to thc cnd
with loud protcsts that hc wus bcing shippcd to his dcath,
ctc. Yhcn thc possibility of cxpulsion Wa $ discusscd with
Dcpa rtncnt 0 f Statc officials in 1964, both the Sccrctary of
Statc and Anbassador Thompson expresscd thcir conccrn for
thc advcrsc cffcct this might havc on othcr potcntial dcfec-
tors. Forciblc rcpatriat ion of political refugccs is against
long establishcd U.S. policy, and wou ld bc ccrtain to arousc
violent rcaction from cthnic minority groups in thc Unitcd_
States _ Undcr thcsc circumstanccs an #]lcgcd "confcss ion"
by #osenko would havc comc under vcry closc scrut iny , and
right havc hackfircd vcry badly . Anothcr point that had to
be considcrcd Wis thc possibility that thc Sovicts, again
playing their part, might havc rcfuscd to accept Noscnko on
the grounds that hc has renounced his Sovict citizenshjp.
Third Country: Although wc bclievcd it Tikely that
Nosenko wou ld acccdc t0 deportat ion to 8 third country _
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chere is certainly 010 country in the (ree world 0n which wc
<ould conceivably havc unloaded Nosenko without (irst inform-
ing' chcm 0f his truc status, Evcn if Wc cons idercd this 0
desirablc objcctivc, it sccmcd certain tha t thc Dcpartmcnt
0f Statc would vcto a
piccc of intcrgoverumental duplic-
itr o11 thc hasis of the politicn[ rsks involved.
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N:e <eo"
Ivinovich_NOSLNKQ
Yurily_
of ficcr who dc fcctcd
NOSEVKo is a Sovict ictclsiscusequuntfS_bre4ghE]
to
itzcrland in Hc Wus
relative 'frecdom, he wa3
1n Sw
after {1
short 0 f
austere
condit ions
conflaad undect trict ind Filathrely_ Commencing in
con
3 iod of 2pProxinately tmccaty
0f frccdom he
for Rc",
wis %,iven increasing amnoun e
Hlc subsequently 1967_ freedom in 1969 _
Unitcd States
Wal 5 #lowcd rettled in thc_ Southucs{Srprusenciy
under
a U.S citizcn ,
'itizcn in 1974 _ Ilc is scrviccs
and bccalime 3 6.S_ iding consultativc_
contract to the Axcn"v to his backg
and inforoat ion 0fl sub_ ects
a
0 f
his dcbriefing
NOSEKO mas confincd #
Ahcn #$ concern ing his bona fidcs ,
suhstantive questions wcrc further concern ahout his
and his [ behavior raiscdi
v ,
NOSEXKO ' $ dchricfing
cmot ional health and gcnerai sifct,
7 $
concludcd that he
confinenent Vcrc ended when it Wal advicc 0 f thc
and
to nat ional sccurity N 1 <
confine-
was not # thrczt
ined at thc tine 04 + T~fing.
Just Departzent was obta
in his subscquent dchr--
inent and the FX[ participatcd
U.s, Was
coordinatcd wila.
NOSENKO '5 init in [ cntry into thc
iodically advisod
the [lepartaent 0 f State and they Wcrc
to thc timc of his
of his status der ing his conf incmont up
final scttlcnent _
conditions 0f NOSNKO ' $ con finement werc
The strict scriousncss of his pos ition
intcndcd to convey to him thc
and to makc clcar to hin that
as a suspected
#linforihci8.s"xcns prdciadad
a$ Iong a$
his frec settlenent in thc U.5. Ins understood_ however
this issue *2s unresolved It wjs
to end his
'ecafine-
that any tine hc could havc ialoctcd05
filcs do docuent
ment and return to the Sov iet Un ion conveycd to
that this
latter condition was
iciony
0 f scnior
NOSENKO , hoever , it is the rccolicc -
thc case
and further
officcrs (ADD/o and D/OS) that s Uch Wz $
to other dc fcctors
that jt vas a
condition rout inely
whosc bona fides Wcrc in doubt -
~7cfT
the
1964 _
period
Ycars_
until
marrled
to:a1
prov round
germanc
result
rm-ised
gcnera
Thc
0 [
icc
pcr
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N EMORANDUM FCF, Ceneral Counael
SUDJECT Nodenko
Attachad {0 8
report Irom thc Olllco o Securlty concerning the #warea
ol other Federa} authorltles (USID, Statc, FI, end IUNS), Wc havo
nes$
been advleed by ADD/O that fogenko at all tlmce Wa8 advlaed that he could
olect to loavo tho U: $, but that ho could not bo oneured 0l Immedlate
Ilborty I( ho electod to stey: In a Jenae, we arc told, he eleclcd to stey under
tho condltlono thon provalllng. Wo do not hava documentatlon on thle
Ltter polnt , other than 20 bhown In the attachment.
D. Drecklnrldgo
Attachment? e/
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
waBhimstcm 23.0. C
Oftice Of DEputy Directox 0f CENTRAL INTELUGENCE
i: Fabru57 JJ64
Xiorldu' FOR: lolld Statos JncollIgczcs.2ojrd Hcasers_
subJeCT} Yurl. IvanovIch HOSEY-O
mnJ3 Roaorandus: Togers :0 tfJ State De?atizone
TaJo33o 0€ 10 Fabtuj*t on . gubjczt cjs0 and ptovlca} Jdd5-
tfona] backzround 33 VGIl' 03 'Iaforaarion 00 Jl; ciezJnc
3 tuS_
2 As 1 ESR 3E2f€ 6El!cat, MOSExKO J3 rosuljriy
zz9Ezned to tha Coueerlotalleence Dirsceorn:0 0€ exo
rcj Ja Moscov bue ,5 Iccluded Jo tbe Sorler &clczatloa
{o tha Disaraaoat Con fotonca 33 0f J coyc? 37-ja8c"
zent wh Jei pcralteod bla {0 cJrt7 o#1 Jata}liseece a3d
SCrI5y: {uc?Iaaz Jn Gonoya 0q beha}f 0f Ebo {G2 ,
333263F& 65 ~riauj gasyfons of tr6
Dlsarj3851 Conforocco nald 13 Genjva J? 1962 . During cSc
cooise: 02 thaso Jo3s/0n2, Xose4k3 gouzh €' cjoejce vith
ofeic83 of cho U, 3, Gover nont, Jnfozj.Iscse 0fz}clals
tbzr b0 1a3 JEfJMatod yIea rho Soylar Szjto Secriey 37-
paraeu Jnd molmteorcd Eo 21e tho W. 3, Goveraen: in
darecrJng Sovfoe JubvorJfve #eefsfey disected agaln3€ +60
U,S' Govotaaonl, During &5 coUrJo 0z AJs cocejcr #i:h
U, 3 ootborf:10s, OSENZI 3 ttcd thj} bis cocpezarzon #ita
<zo 3, Governaent oxlzluaed vieh his dIsizsro JJa ^arraa
{or bo SovIer Tczi3o In s7er1l, mJes 6[3 desiz? 10 03j'
3378037 for :c0 ujust Joae3 of 6Js {1thJr_ 1 Jcoior ofi282[
Ia tko Sovlet shIpbulIdla: ladus.rz, Jod
Nich
{ao gar8rjt=
Jc--atloz 0f rh0 A3orIc293 Ji:h 7aoa ha. rd Czo Ia con -
rjce sfesfo {50 Sovio: lalez,
4, Iz 13z? Jaawz 196*, {Os.zJ JrzIyoe i2 Gaec7s,
Jgjin Ja3qud113 Jj 2 ai-iar 0: :: Soyije Jelav8io
1J {h0 oiJanjent Cop{973m2?. Subject Jecr?ey cor.zio
:iJ cli Ceo[Jces ip ~;3 3aized 3t38:] c3zcarainz 3i8 P7)?-
300] in CaJjya 138 #7rJr2c4 29 S##0 Ii:h {8jsg cS;:Cc?
Sea; 3 32{iu5 0: =408102, ECZE50 3-07iJod iMio7* cu
Wein} iozmenf] cjacdt Sa"ie: 5:a:? Sezui: 3238-
"i:i33 #i:rin {h6 852 424 3h;ej Jj4 2 Joe'ad ZCcau:
E2 IPDET: TK <2 SECTET
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2<
o2 Eho OSEyc3oatio #{inat_U;S;, ?rofosaor Barghoor
vhfch XOSEYr) sald ho had ?053o0J]ly suzerIscd Jf zhe dIreceIon of SEMICASTNIY, tha Chalran of {S0. Cjasi:eeo fof Seeta Socurity (KGB) .
> 5, Durios thoso po3t Fecent ee3t1033 NOSENi? anieucoj
hs dosIre 60 Jeav0 tho US3? perzaaont Ly and Jeok hIs fuewo J tho Most: I clbleed hI< d0r votk Jo cho TC3 (Fitse Do?uty CnJof of.thj; departont chirgod wlth :50 sur7o [i-ynce
Jnd Toctultaent of Aacrlcan rIsftorj {0 the USS?) 423 as" pandlog and that bo would not bo abJ0 to visit cho Rost #fth any, {roquancy -' Accerdingly: he prepatod 3 Tequesc {ox polfIcal agy lun In tho Unted Sutos Ilo was tjkon to Frankfurt _ Gorajay bbe ro o 19 curronely un = dc=golaz Interzo-
8B€1op - Plans ato 4ow nade to Tcdoyc hia to thu U. S_
6 - Ic "sbould 5o notad thae CIA contict WIth Subjoct bag sot boop oxtods Ivo and thic vill TBquIto Jdjitlonu] chorourh Interrosation Eo 0JEzbMIsh Subjecr 5 b033 fldos. It sbouid 3J30 60 Aotod {bat XOSESKO' 3 Juties Y070 noe con- cerned #Ith subgEantive Jgpects of tho %gargjaenz Conferene?,
3n4-#erreare dro =4 3or4874459-0;-073513
8J saed 'BuCb , 1t sny , Ilght on tbae Jroa of our Ipcerjst,
7. The POSSIDi]Ity thot NOSEvKO's defection
"33 di - gigned {0 vrcck [be conferonce Vas dust C#to cons Idorad- T dacfsion to accope bla vas [akoj on tho codyictiom EJat tho Sorlets mould ooe havo chos0a such a vulnerzbla (staf? offIcsr 0f [So KG8) fot thij IJoj oe Doyo,
az0n€
Marshaf 5, Cartor
Lloulonane Gonoral, USA
Jepucy Dlroctor
bo oz
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31 Decembcr 1974
MEMGkANDUM FOR:
General Counsol
SUBJECT Oflice %f Security reports on PARAGON;
NOSENKO , AELADLE, CELOTEX [ and [I
and MOCKINGBIRD
L Forwarded hcrcwith i8
a 31 Dzcembcr [974 memorandum
{rom thc Acting Direclor o Securily on subject activities.
Tho matcrial repregents responscs lo questions posed by your oflice.
Obviously. thc next phage of thc investigation will requlre more
detailed revicwg of each activity.
2 S Questiong that occur to u9 In reading the attached,
arc:
PARACON
We ghould out what i6 meant by the
statemcnt that the FBI "deferred furthcr coverage
to thc Oflice of Security, 1 how it wjg expreased and
what lorm it took.
The taping of two conversations does not seem
to constitute "electronic survcillance" in the usual
Bense: It certainly is not trcspatory surveillance.
A little more detail on the equipment will be wanted.
NQSENKQ
We will go to the DDO [or record of DCI knowledgc, and report such information 19 wc get.
AELADLE
We will WInt to verily DDCI'$ approval 0f
PpX
spell
any
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CELOTEX I
We will want more dclail on the actual
surveillance, including posgible higher approval:
This i9
Eegpongive lo the DCI'9 reguest (or
newspaper articles that led to the surveiilance:
CELOTEX IL
Questions 8imilar t0 CELOTEX L
We may want actual 0f ccwepaper.
stories (or digplay, in addition to memog, should
DCI wish t0 use it_
MOCKNNGBIRD
No recorded (in CIA) {ormal' approval by
Attorncy Gencral. It may be that Justice will
have a copY.
Does this raise a question of gurveillance
of congresgmen if one i8 contacted by .bomeone
under surveillance?
3. Security experts to have reports o Maheu, Sie STA,
Redfm€ I, surveillance trucks, and Israeli COMINT by COB
Thursday.
7927k
S. Da Breckinridge
Attachments a/$
Etsi.X
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2 EYES C:'LY
3 1 OEC 1974
MEMORANDUM FOR: Inspector General
VIA Deputy Director for Admfnistration
SUBJECT PARAGON
NOSENXO
AELADLE
CELOTEX I
CELOTEX II
MOCA INGBIRD
1 _ Attached is 3 report conccrning Subject topics
which was rcquested by Nr. Scott Brcckcnridge of your office .
As You will notc , che rcport is in a qucstion answer
format with attachments_
2 . This office is still gathcring matcrial in regard
to the ' SIESTA Project and" REDFACE I_ In addition other
files arc bcing culled to provide morc dctails, if exist,
on the above ment ioned projects.
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yer cho courso 0f scvoral Yc:rs #tho:it W"Y "ressure on
tha "irc of #yonc mhosocvcr. [ absolittcly Jo not beiiuve
1n the truth uf ti Sucialisl systcn. :uck in chc ac$
4m Knocin: Wure tan chc "rdinary Soviet ci:e4" #boat
thc Jaterma) situation, tho %ood of thc fco;Jc 3mJ the
polieic of chio Sclct Govericnt, [ bocacc conv[uced thac
In thc iSSI there Is no€ and ncvcr 6ill bo trith anJ real ]
(rccdua a$ 1orit: i5 thc coitry Is ovocuce by lhe Co::mnist
Tacc?. Trivcllins Gn officia} [rlps ahro.l} to thc cuuatrlcs
0( thc :cst, [ Wu $ ablc correcty to understund Jnd becoxc
nwarc ot the uxlstouce 0( 2 rcj ] JnJ act: {rcc worid.
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i: ("(Mi: Wlcra{im " 7rrfn"WMs Ic J: M.dla: hsv lh: (ETTRAI
FTKI.EACK AGFNCT ft,r Tf % {uturo epoyt:u iM wclfari:_ [ free'y
a66smlethy: that have "%w: Jdin: cInin: o An; "aure ABinsl thc:
CEBFTW.I. INTTEIGENGE AC;RRcT. Mfurthe #laknovleeye thal there
itre 1" "(unilmnemlu (0 M'; or Wlie: arl "f tho (KNTRAI INTELAIGKNCR
AGSNCX shich reinain usitifie Jrin oui o a"Y my prior
?s6 imjom wi'h the Arccy: underalil mhal tIn: (urrt:n i rrang -
J":n{i; In:tween mYI:aI jml tha CEXTKAL INTKLA;XNC% AC;ENC%
"rc
inteMl (u corplelcly "corpi%$ 61 oblicatiog: d nafure #hatIoe Vc r
Iflaga: lo Jn: by thc CENTRAL I:TELLICENCE AG;ENCY .
1 #cknowledgc my dceire to scrve lhc inleresls of Uhlc Unilcd Stalc8
by fulfilling thc obligations which 1 havc acccplcd in thc current
arrangcmicnie with thc CENTI:L INTELLIGENCE AGENCY: 1 a6#crt
under uath, 80 indicated by my gignature bclow, that Ihavc complctcly,
totally and pcrmanently 6cvcred any and #ll rclulionnhips with any othcr
governmicnl, itu agcncics, orzanb functionaric8 including Ahe Commiunist
that I will nol in thc futurc advocatc, lcuch, or becomc-i_rricmxle r
of or beconc #ffilialed with organizution which advocatco OT teacha 8
oppocition t0 all organized covezraent; that Lwill not in thc futurc become
a mcmnber o or bccomle #ffiliated with Uhe Cominunict Party or otier
lostalitarian party; and Ual 1 do nat now nor will Kin the future advocalc
thc economic, intcrnaliona), a5e iovernmcntal duclrinea of vorld
communiam.
[ under#tand [ully lhc need for %ecrecy recarding my pabt,
Prescn: and futurc relationghipe with thc CENTIAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY and I agree to kcep forcver Becret these rclationchipr
Iny arranxemcnts with thc CENTKAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY includlnt;
all information which I may obtain by rcason Ol any a98ociationg with
the CENTRL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY , with: full knowledge that
violation O such gccrccy gubject mc to criminal proneculion under
thc cepionage laws (18 U.S.C. 793, 794) and other applicablc laws and
regulalione _ I understand that thie i6 a solcnun and permanent wdertaking
whick [must obberve cvcn after termination Of any contract8 or other
arrangementa with the CENTRAL I TELLIGENCE AGENCY, M addition,
I wderftand that I may not diacuss 'ith or disclobe to perwon not
authorized t0 it any informatios concerning &hc CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, it8 ectivities _ or intelligence material undcr
the control o the Akency. [wrde-etand that the burdcn i8 Upon mc to
ascertain {rom thc CENTRAL ITELLIGENCE AGENCY whether
or not
information is clageificd and if 66, sho is authorized to rcceivc it.
!takc the obligation8 act [orth above [recly, without any mental
reservitions or purpose Gf evabion.
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1969.
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Notary Public
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Jk N
ear IEN
Th T TZusnTi GOVER!KNT,
a; repremente hy tlhe
(ENTRAI ENTELEGEACE AGENCY,
conlractm wilh You undor
the {ollutving {:rinj aad conditions:
1 STAIWS. Your Iegal statu3 iadcr thig contract i9 tha: of an
indcpeudent cortractor
or consultact. You are not conbiderad an
employee of tnc U:ITED STATES COVERNMENT by virtuc o thia
contract. You will be required to hold yoursell availablo at all times
lo fullili requestg rade of you by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
or t0 respond to tzuke requested of you by thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY_ You will refrain cngazic% in other gairful employment
or occupation until approval has been reccived {rorn &he CENTRAL
[NTELLIGEACE AGENCY. Instructions {urnished to you pursuant to
thiy contract and within thc termg herecf ghall be a9 bindirg upon -you__
39 i included in the written termg hereo.
2. COMMUNCATION In [[ relationships with the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY you will accept requests,
tasks and relcvant
instructions from an individual hereinafter referred to
a8 the
"Authorized Goverzmert Representative_
1i He will be [Ully authorized
t0 dliscus 9 matters "ith reluting to %our reaponeibilitieg under this
cortracl includirg. bit not limited cover arran;ements _ place o
{ss ignment, ccnditions Uf vork or any cter matters relating to
Your
relatio:ship with #c CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
3_ COVER hADSECURiTX. In: the performanca of your
resporsibelities hereurdcf_ appropria:e arringemects vil be made
rexari: e0e? #50 ge3iCo seruzity cord:tions. You mzy he recui-ed
hereby
(rom
You
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{0 extrllt rrrialin dan"I!}3=!{: in th (oms (f ~#alishim: 6tr
arraneemenfs htt jt is {i8 Wa expres#ly umlwrsl)al ahat suc Hi ~numenta
arc 8ol.ly fvr lhc p'urposc of cver an] scurily a3l "onfor ne #eitiaal
Icral richlw or obligatizns .nd thal _ll of
Your righs anl olligntionu with
rlapcci tv thc CENTRAL: INTELLIGENCE AGKNCT' dcrivc slcly
thib JRreenxmt_ In €Onnection with covcr and #ecurily You will bi
providcd {ro tlmc lu tinie #pecific instructions by thc Aulhorized
Govcrnmcnt Representalive and you will be required t adhcre
prcclscly
to such instructions_
4 CQMPENSATIQN You will bc conipcngated by Whc CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCT at thc rate o Sixlcen Thousand Five
Hundred
Dollars ($16,500. 00) pcr year. Paymcnt of this conpensation chall bc
monlhly In accordancc with &rrangenents
Jcccptable to thc Authorized
Govcrnm:nt Rcpresentutivu. This sum i9 subject to Fcdcrul incomc
taxe8 and to such inconic lax lawe a8 Jrc applicable lo your placc of
reeitlence. Additionally, this compcnsation i8 subject to FICA laxes_
The current ratcs and mcthud o payment will be in accordance
with
applicablc lawa and the security inctructions issued by thc Authorized
Govcrnment Representative.
a8sist you in establishing yourscll,
the
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will assist you in procufing an
aulomobile and necessary household {urnishings,
providing funds thcrefor,
up to a maxiniun of Eight Thousand Dollars (S8,000. 00) .
Payment of all
taxes and prcparation o necessary tax rcturns arc your personal
obligatio: 'aud responsib lity but in
accord wiui appropriate security
instructions which will b furnished by the Authorized
(iovernicnt
Representative.
2
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1'iX0:;Cr Wnsi tck Xa Ih" imta'rt#1s 08 ssi_ "im 8"
ha: rec"ired : Jiva: in S .:. are:;, ana! hotse "r "[rtD[ t:; im
#puc ifitilly #fprtvedl by {lu CKNTRAL INTELLIGENCK AGKACY _fler
mutual rligc uciicm #tl dlua conideration &f all circumstanee'*.
M uf
Uve cxpenkcs of #uch Ja:ased housa or #pa rtmcnt #ill be: borna hy andl
lhc CENTRAL I TKLLIGAKNGE: AGENCY will
not be: obligated t0 pily Wny
;uch cxpcukcs.
6, LLLOWANCES, TRAVEL AND QTHER _EXPENSES. 1, in thc
couruc of fulfilling your responsibilitice undcr this agreement,
monetary
allowancce would bc payablc undcr Gencral UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT rule# ind regelationg , you will be paid such mwonctary
allowanccR in gubstantial accordance with those laws and regulations_
If , in thc courki: of thi# contract, You are directcd' t0 travel or arc
authorized t0 incur othcr cxpenges, rcimburscmcnt for cxpenses wvill
be made by thc CENTRAI INTELLIGENCE AGENCY in substantial
'accordancc with applicablc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
regulationg.
7 _ HOSPITALIZATION ANDMEDICAL CARE
Thc CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE fGENCY wi!l provide you with
rcasonable insurancc
cover medical care and hospitalization equivalent to that which could
be obtained through etandard insurance policies; or,
the CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY providc directly such medical cxre
hospitalization.
8 SECRECY OBLIGATION You Will be recuired lo forever
secrct this agreemert and all informatic which You may oblain by
rason
hereof (unles $ released in writing by the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY {rom such obligetion) , with fu!l knou-ledga thzt viola w e such
3
#Uc!1
You
ing
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Stc recy 0; s#b;.~: > *: e Fr 087it,Jg" a"s.
<8 #mended. ilmdl uther #pplicallle laws ad] regulations. Your rclationship
with uhe CEATRAI NNTELLIGKXCK AGEACY #ad tlis contract nust b:
kcpl Recrct ana} You may not discu:s any Jspect of this relatiorghip and
contract with any pcrson other than the Authorized (overnmcnt
Rcpresentative or such othler pcrscn as he may spccilically approvc.
9_ UNAUTHQRIZED COMMITMENTS No promises Or
commitments pcrtaining to rights, privileges. or benelite other than those
cxpresely stipulaled in writing in this agreement or any amendment thereto
shall be binding on the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
10. TERM This agrecment is eflective as 0f 1 March 1969
and shall be for 2 tcrm of onc (1) Ycar. At the end of that period this
contract shall bc decmed {0 rcncwcd {or anothcr year wles 6 notice of
tcrmination has bcen furnished to you thirty (30) days in advance of the
elapsc of onc (l) year: Therealtcr tc cotract will be reiewcd' aulonalicaily
on similar tcrms and conditions_ This contract may be terrinated at any
timc by cither party upon (urnishing thirty (30) advance notice. Upon
termination Of this contract orrenewals thereof, including arendments ,
if any, thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will undertake to assist
you in obtaining gainful employmert or to provide continuing compensation
to assurc You that you will be ablc to maintain a reasonable 6tandard of
living. This undertaking is continzent upon your (ulfilling the terms of
this curtract erd thc cont inuing compliance with the secrecy obligations
bnc
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Ooooo
iwDusee ('m1 Yon hy j'rnraph 4 o[ his ^a : prrisv: "8
any #ecreey n;reenen which >ou hr #isaed iie} &e CKNTRAl
ITELLIGENCE AGERCT.
UNITED STTES GOVERAENT
As Rcpresen:cd' 6} ti:e
CENNTRAL ETELCGENCE AGENCY
By:
Date:
Contracting Ozicer
ACCEPTED:
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Date:_ Is/ IDEN 1 01
WITNESS:
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ikN
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;i:i J;% 8Yr 61"81,( #i:!m INT;XTK
(;(Kkt,
X ( 7rt:t:la : '6T#TKLU:kAC;RKGY
"iXc;< 4:"1'56) _ K:ner #:.rch i'i ,iel (0;r4{ i; Fr{n
{4:in ";uol cl " V:: :rtia" Wroto, A! io V;" f,rrf
(I "llo 4rrmml i :; "Wfiiotl.
Tl; #TXi) STATN COVEK:ENT,
I : rewresesis Il: CFNTRAI IATKLLICKAC% AGKGY, herehy cwlracts vtk 5*" urdlar
tl followi:: ruu: an corditions:
1. STATUS. Your Icgal #latus under this contract is lbel of an
indcpendc;: cortrictor or consultant_ You Jre not confidered 2n employec
of thc UNITED STATES GOVERNAENT by virlue of thic ccrtract. You
will bc rcquircd to hold Yoursclf #ailable at &ll timcs to {ulfill rcqueeta
made of you by thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY or * rebROIl to
Iasks requested 0f you by thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE ACE:CY
You
Ivill refrain {ron cnfging in othar Gainful cnployar:ent
or occtpation until
@PProval hus hecn reccivcd from t#: CENTRAL. INTELLICE;C} KOENCY
Instruction: furniched {o you pursuant l0 this contract &rt vltkin tha trm:
hcreof shall bc J3 birding upon You
7 ! if includled in thc writtsn terrn
hereof.
2 CQAMUNCATIQN In Jl relationship with the: CE:;TRH L
INTELLIGEACK; AGERCY You Iill acccpt requests, tayk: an nelcvant
instructions {ron an irdividual hereinufler relerredl tu 4 m ihne ';eliwriza:d
Gorernmcnt Reprcsentative. 18 Ha: will be fully authorized to diecus $
mattcrs with you relating to sour rcsponsibililies uder this ccrtract
including. but not limiled to_ covcr arrangcment:, Placc 0f &e ig-ment,
conditions of work or any otlier matters rclating to your relatiosship with
the CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
3 . CQVER_AND SECURITY: In the performancc o ycur
reeponsibilities hereunder, appropriatc arrangements
will be sade
rcgarding corer and general security concitions_ You may be required
to execute ccrtzin documerts in thc couzsc of establishing cocr
arrangements but it is to be cxpressly udcrslood that cuch Cocenerts
are solcly {or tlle purposc of cover ard stcurity and confcr no acdi:cnal
legal rights or obligations &nd that all of your rights and oblgations with
respcct to ti: CENTRAL INTELLICENC} AGENCY derivc €oicly {rorn_thig
cgreen:ent_ In conzrction with covcr 2nal sccurity YOu will be provided
tin t0 titte spccifc inctructiors by the Authorized Goverzjiant
Rcpresent:tivc &ud Ycu %ill bc required (o adkere precisely to such
instructioms.
(3:: SECZET
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<rs (1x,,0 . '14)) 'T 4; (. vjy "f (i" Il 4;?f:i 3; 8=
" :r: 1( (oril:ix" I:lh Afru;mis #rriabl Aurifral
( "Fw" Rci'reamalit. Tl: {M1 i! "le( (4) :<nl ir {::" 00M'_ 3{1 im 0m ( i I; Ar #P;'licalla 1 Y ir / .a" "reilne "_ A4ly. Uhi: ("m';s.i:;nf i: ~mhjo( {0 FicA Ms. theerrent
7::" 4 Mm (hel oi ['Y: #iml { i" acurelanee ##: #pliaAble Iaws A #srity i"slruticnx issued by Iha' Aulhorizd (iorazs;:et #rescnlativt_ Pa: of a1 Wxe# adpre;'ratiun o( nrcr!mary (.n fe;rns Are Yoitr 7e7s m ebli;atii aml re? ? ibility hut in #eral #*ith
i:s ructions which "ill ! #rnish"l by
Miieni scurily
Rrpresentativc.
5 . ALLOWAACES IMAVELAND OTHERENPEAES 1C , in thc colrsc Q[ fulfilliu: Your responsibilics under lhi $ aerccaacat, monetary
allowacces would be payabla' undar Aencral UNITED STATES
GOIERAMENT rules and resulations will be paid sch monetary
allowanccs in suhxtantial accordance with thoue laws and regulationa.
If , ir the' courec Of (liy contract, You arc direcled t0 frat] Or are autherized to incur Other cxponses. reimburicment fOr ~xpenses Ivill lc
nadc by thc CENTRAI INTELLIGENCE AGKNCY in subskazti.l accordanco
wifh Jpplicabla: CKNTRAL IATKLLIGENCE ACENCY regulations.
6_ NEGOTATED BENEFITS:
7, You presauntly have 7 privale: henlth insursnee plan for
Yourself aml Your #ife until late Decembcr 1970. Prior to
the expiration data ot tho curreut policy thc CENTRAL
IVTFLLICKNCK AGENCY has thc uplion 0l paying premiums
Jn the currcnt policy until March 1972 or (nrolli:g you in J health insurance proeram for selected contract iadiciduala
0f thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY subjcct to
all thu tcring and conditions o thal program. The CENTRAL
INTELIIGENCE AGENCY will pay the prcmiums on <ither
insurince coverage until 1 March 1972 _ Howcver, Jcy new
contract will include an appropriata clausc proridi:g that this
organization will ber a portion of thc totul preniumn cost of
any hcalth insurane and you will bcar the remainder-
b Thc CENTRAL INTELLICENCE ACENCY will cndleavor
to arrange (or You f secure 0 term lile insuranca policy_with
a i4ce valuc of SlS, Ou.00_ This poiicy contains ro acditionjl
Jccidental death ben ita The premniuma for tha" Pelicy will
ba" your Dersonal responsibi Thc current pren:ium chargc
i$ S12.00 par nonth.
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{"1 .i1i I Amluriz (ivermt [hrarenalivr_
UM"' nol rhele '01 "ill W 1v orrier
r*1 "r !'""l {1" unuse #ar.1;d tivis- "ill
mol mn "horim:d.
'4: If inesmilit , fivr work dlue 1m illne"#, injury
aal ( ma Yr "(";"T#.im M.l} 1t cfm for psriesls
mot (+ OT 7| {ol mf Ibirletn (1}) workit;: p"r conlr;,(
Ye. Fcriel: 6 hsem6 6' in ext#: (f (hre-e (%) congecutivt
dya will reuire 7 dtlur' r (rlific.ft . Jila vacatfon limg:,
(his hcmefil i9 nol #ccrualla #mal will nol h: earrice] over {rumi
Year (0 ycar. Cach piyrient in licu o this benefit will not bc
authoriscd.
7 SECRECY QELIGATION Yo will be rcquircd to forcvcr
Bcret %hi: #Grecmant and an inlorination which you ,ay oblain by rcaxon
hcrcof (unleus rclcaged in Writing by tln: CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY fro:n guch oblication), vith full knowledge that violation O #uch
8ccrecy may subject You {o criminal prareculion undar thc espionags: Jatwn,
79 amended , an] other applicalle: Jawn and regulation"_ Your relatiouchip
with tho CENTRAL INTELLICKNC} AGKNCY and lhim coulract mnunl hse:
kopt fecret and you rray not (li#cue# any axpect of ihit relationchip and
contract with any pcreon other than the Authorivedl (hovernmcnt
Rcpresentativc or #uch othar pcr#on au hc may specilically approvc.
8. WNAUTHORIZEI) COWMITMENTS: Nv proi#e:
commitmenlw pcrtaininiy to righl: , privilegen, or bencfilu olha:r than thonc
exprexuly #tipulated in Vriting In thiu #%reement or any Jmandlonent thereto
ghall be binding on thc CENTRAL INTELLIGENCK AGENCY _
9. TERM Thiw #greeticnt i0 eflective a8 of [ March 1970 and
ehall bo for a term of two (2) ycars_ At the end: of that period this contract
shall be deemed to bc renewedl for another ycar unla:# A nolicc 0f
tcrmination hJn becn furniyhedl to you thirly (30) in advancc.
Thcreafter the contract will be: renewed automatically on #inilar terms
and condiliong_ Thi y contract may b": lerfinated at any tima by tither
party upon furniching thirty (30) advance noticc Upon tcrmination
jof this contract or renewaly thcreof incleding amendment: , if Lhe
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY will undlertakc Lo a#si#t you in
obtaining Bainful cmploymert or to provide continuing compensation Lo
a#sure You that you will able to maiutain 7 rragonbla: standard 31
living. This undcrtaking is contingent upon vour fulfilling tha: teri:s 0f
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SrPET
{:is ora( ath (inim: (pliaso"ith tla:
:'(" reaY olli:ion:
i"pre1 0;i Yi irilral."1 '(hi ("lra ( i8M ( Trov)eI: " aiy
{66 T"e; "6m1: #hich >o Iv "im with ho CKRTRAI.
:TLMGKAk A;NcY
UNITED) SATIGOVERAAKNT'
As Fprescned lhie
CKANTRAL INTRLLIGENCK AGENCY
IDEN 6
Contracting Ofliccr
Datc:
ACCEPTED:
Ie / IDEN 1
[tck 6 , tiho
Date:
ViITNESS:
Ie / IDFN 2
Jalc: 6 liil~-L-% {Y > 4
SEEET
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25 Oetober 1972
Received this date (rom an Authorized Coverarent
Rcpre-
sentatlve three Bank Cashiers Checka dran 6n lhe {ollowinz banks:
HAI 25-349 Scbroder Trust Cora?aey 315,000. 00
HFE 54779 Morgan Cuaranty Truat Co. 10,000_ 00
#A593613 Harrig Trust & Savioza &apk 000. 00
Thib [9 Jp advance against 4 back kalzry payment covariog
tho perlod April 1964 to March 1969 which wag approved on
18 October
1972. 1 underatand that thig advancc, 635,060.00, milk be deducted
Iromn tha total back payment covering tne bpecified Period when
thc finalization ol this payment is made in the near {utuce.
18 / IDEN 1
18 / IDEN 5
Witness
Date:
6tee 27.112
10 ,
salary
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11 6 %iCy ;72
Received thig dute [rom an Authorized Covornment Repre-
nentativo {our Bank Cashiers Checkg drawn on tha following baoks:.
2
115578+ Rigsa National Dank 815,000.00
{0 t-028564 Union Trust Company 15,000. 00
10661511 Americao Security & Trust 15,000. 00
02-442275 The National Bank of Waghington 7, 052.00
Thld above Jlliount, 552,052. 00, together with the S35, 000 . 00
advancc received on 25 October 1972, constitutca [ull pyment (or back
salary cove the period April 1964 to March 1969.
Is / IDEN
Is/ IDEN 5
Witness: Date
{ixecb e 16 1972,
7
ring
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;f 'CKS 'Cckr
Meroraadlur
'0 Files
DIte: 13 July 1973
}30M IDEN 2
scgjzCT: IDEN 1
1. On 12-July 1973, the attached Acknowledgement and
Releage hich %aw prepared by the Generel Coungel
wa9 9igned by
the Subject in the presence of IDEN 5 and witessed by tho
underjegned. '[here Were no problemj involved in obtainlng the
signature ol the Subject who had prcviougly voluntarily statcd ha
would sign buch # dlocument if he would reccive the $15, 000. 00 whlch
Subject considered wag the fulfillment of an Agency promige in 1964
before kig defection.
2 _ Subject underitood that the attached did not affect the
cxi contractual agrGement with Subject and that _ll gtipulations
in that contract were valid and conlinuing:
3, Al#d #ttached i98 & copy of thc S13, 000. 00 Caghier'9
Check given to Subjcct on 12 July 1973 which complctcd thc agrced
sum of $15,0n(. Uu_ thc Subject ha - previously rcceived S2, 000. 00
which Via & a part of the agrced sum:
I8 / IDEN: 2 -
%
US Fnnd Rgukrly on tiv Pajrall Plan
yting
ving
Wicj Swringi Ssirg
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AC#ilEdcExENT GNi RELEASE: ,
IMEREAS, IDEN I 71 citizen o iho Union
cf Sorict Svcilist bitcs #nd
20 cmployee % the Comnmittee [or State
seurity (KGD), first coejerated with Officer# 6f the United
State* Govern-
Ment and thcl subsequer:ly, Zcfected tu the United
States; and,
WHEREAS,
JDEN 1 wjs promised certjin sums of money {or
his cooperation and defection Only part of which have
previously been
paid to him; and,
WHEREAS, there remjins
J certain balancc o agreed upon by
IDEN 1 and Officers of the Ceatral Intelligenec Agency;
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the
sum Of FIFTEZN THOUSAND
and 00 /100 Dollzzs (S15,000.00) the reccipt of which is
hereby acknowledged,
IDEN 1 for himself and for his heirs,
cxecutors, admini-
strators and 265ign9, hcreby releases ard [orcver
discharges thc United
States Government &nd the Central
Intelligence Agency and all of its
cmployees and rcprcsentative&
any claim for promised to him
fOr, and/or at the time of his defection
and from and all other clims
demands and liabilities in
form #rhatsoevcr
out of or in any way
connected with' his cooperation and association with
the United States Govern-
ment and the Central Intelligence Agency prior to the date of this document,
12 July 1973 .
WITNESS THE FOLLOTING SIGNATURE AND SEAL:
I s IDEN 1 {SEAL)
II)EN 1
WITNESS;
On Tehalf of the United States Goverament
Is / IDEN 2
fornr
Jrepat
money
{ror money
any
any arising
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IDEN X
Dear IDEN [
Reference i9 made (0 your contract with the United States Government,
45 reprebented by thc Central Intclligence Ageacy. cflective
L Murch [970.
Effective 1 Marck [ 974 , said contract is amended by revising (he first
sentencc of pa ragraph (4) entitled "Compensation" t0 read ag {ollows:
"You will be compensated by the Central Intelligence Agency
at the rate o[ Twenly-Three Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty Dollafe
(S23, 750) Per year.
All other terms and conditions Of said contract rerain in full {orce and
effect.
Please acknowledge by gigning in the space provided below.
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Is/ IDEN 3
Spesral Contracting Officor
ACCEPTED:
Ig / IDEN 1
alast $ I3ti
George Martin Rosnek Date
WITNESS:
I8 / [DEN 2 {ZEEXIEZE
Date
APPROVED:
Ig/ IDEN 4
ZZx-l
Date
EZIMPDET
CL by: 063837
four
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NXIToRS
TAE TTTLE DATE
Kcmo for Xr. Garriso: {ns :D "reekiariave, Cutja 3v Jan 'T5 Inforu tfo on Cctertia" cf Dcfertor
2 Mcm ) for It; from Jerreid F Frown, Sulsl: Rcq'scct for Int 'ratfon ( FRep `r: tlial IK [ fired en eplevee
for eWuusinc: a detertor) 18 Jwn 75
MFR Tr"n Walter Mlder. &: Rckcfellcr csfecton
Cntaet (re: Rep'rt tea: [rt rired a51 cmplcyee fvr ahsity: a dctector) 23 ,un "(5:
Meino t.Ic; frwn 7' #. 4a:e. Sutu: Allesed :eel Activities (Vin:dcntiticd awet 58 ^llexe Aee of
Defectohr) 27 ,Jun 75
3 R:utin: Slip to S. frekaridze (ron F, Fc:cf 22 ;lan 75 All: Mie:lll 'randuam 01 Afrecre:: "elwccn thc Attos:e r;enera ]
of the Unftcd States a0d txe (ertra [ Intell:ss 8 for thc Mtry 01 Aliers 0 Inlcrest to tne
(gtre hvency
Intelllce:ec Agercy under Spce} {[c rcumster: #c 10 Feb 55
'O.to for Ing; cctor Goncral from Jcrrold 9.2rcf, datod 18 18 Juno 1975, Subjact: Recwost for Infonantion
Juno 1975
(ro- DCI an crplcyec for abusin;
a dcfector)
re}
firing
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ex ch'
Rcv icn Staff: 75/880
SHCRET
)hua. Fn_
BZSG:
15-224
18 Junc 1975
MEMORLVIUM FOR: Inspcctor Gcncral
SUBJECT Requcst For Informat ion
Thc Rockcfcllcr Commission Rcport (Pg - 170)
says thc DCI fired an cmpJoyce for abus a dc - fector Can You uncovcr thc dctails on this
cident ? Is it thc only such donestic incidcnt
known" to us ? (John Walcr says thc DDO has no KnovIcdgc 0f piccc 0 { Papcr" scnt to thc Commission on hc reportcd incidcnt 0t of any othcrs . Hc sucgcsts chccking Officc o[ Sccurity)
Br
Jcrrd1d B _ Brown
cc: DDO
John Waller
i
SECRET
ing
in-
"any
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s-E-C-R,-E- ZPII2
And Rakuuntor AGREEENT BETWEEN IE ATTCRNX
ANd TII (ENTRAL NTELLIGENCL AcENCY GENBRAL O. TIf: UNIZED STATzS
IEINLAL_INuLIEtck AGENGY FOR TIC' ETY CF ALENS OF INTEREST To
VNER SOECJEIC CICUSTNICES
tuwuIh ContyeJ Intidlleenca troncy h: Enxusnt
Ilegda] for cnlry o allcns into tho
Unitcd States lhw Covjrt
oporat onal purposos Nithin itz for Intollleonco an
JurIsdlcttona
wlll
Ubiffoctuate cntzy An auch &g0J,tha Ccutml
Intgll: sutalt each such alicn', cagu In wrlting to LConca
Irlgrulion und Mturalization tho Coiajuslonor &f _
thc subJect upon arrlva)
with tho rquust to Jofor Inaroction of
under tho uuthority of end parolo to fho Contrul Int-lligonca Agency
Act,
Suction 212(d)(5) of tho Inaicrationonad
N tlonnltty
In ordor that tho Intclllgenco bnofits
to be untrins not bo outwolghod by thlo dorivcd from such
Of the Unitedl Statos by ihe dangurs , f to the Jntorl_gocurlly
Acuncy "groos tlut It Will
Ukosaltv of Juch .de;: . lho Ccntral Intelligenco
fIlog 0f oach prospectivo
all necossary stors to oubli3h thcebons
Mturalieatlon Sorvice. 'Icntuthoprior to Jutnittal
to the Imleration and
wnll bo
ut izecevheIt {utbort iccc:: (a) That thls Mosthod of
oach mquost w:} b0
19 % trictly In tho natfoll titorost; (6)
eraphlcal data
Yltq @ccczcunled by
1 sumary Of
Portiont backcround %bJ bhot
Gacurity and " dxith Byittculiesnphas n,
on a3mcts bearinc on intornal
of 9 c urrunt chuck of
the rBIdc] tho Umlgration ljws
09 Hcll 0 3 tho rogults
or arrlral 4121 ba &
fIle; and () That tho pla:zo,
tLmu} {m] oordinatod wlth tho Sorvice
In advarco MJiv @r'
thercof ,
Ectallcn whose "Otry Ls Juthorized
fore;": proccdure w1ll be paroled
by tha Conissioner widar tho
cn by tho Contral Intull guch pcriod cf timu a8 ba
exioed one ycora
1goncu Agoney and th Serv Jn no
agreud
authorfze:'
Furthor cxtansions
of Nurolu, sln1 larly
tjzf4 20
txorcaftur on
a w ritton gtatumont o1 Iulted, my b rosults of a current sucurlt; chocl ,
naed, whtch Inelud tha
Upon arrlval each a]len WLlZ oxecute parole status In a for sat1sfactory acrccnont acknowlodging
tte Sorvlce. tu tho Central IntelliCence Agency and
After porole Of szch &) eri:i , !hu Cenir} as9uo respons[bll for G[e,
Ixtelligenco Ageuzy WILl
It bclloves corsistcrit Sipurvfslun and co:ro J 4 klnd
conitinuje
vIth tlu Jn:terralacir:ty dred:
' the
arMtazree
nce of lheir purolc st91 5 ted Stutes
whose phys}cal custody 1s
nct to br)
F#rthez , I: Lk:casj CI any ali07 Central intelltcence maintaixcd 'or is to 30 terlnated, thu
reeIstration
purgucat AE0nfa: "{ou"4l1 A.innce f o presenta::on of each allen for al 1 Lido and ' plece aJtisr:ctory to thc Servlec.
s %C %~&r
Agoncy
Jny,
only antry
blo-
ine
for
MJy
Icc, Jsi
an
ity
durlng Urit
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>WWII?
s-E-C-Ji--x
'Upon complotlon 6f thcir Intolllccncu or Oreratloll purpese? Jn tho Unlted States , or 1{ Intcral sccurity nrascns so muqulrc, trese a) Jons
"ll b0 rcnoved thcrofrom throuch tho arrangcments and at the exrenso of tho Central Intollieence Aguricy: oxcopt_ In thoxo casos 1n vhich othcr
mosItLon 19 mado of 0 mture 97 tiofactory to tho Sorvlce. tho Cuntrel Intollironcc Agcncy W1ll Inform tho Sorvico' Jufficlontly in advasc? of each Fropogod doprturu 80 to pormit vorLfication thoroof Uf lho SerIctc Jo olectJ,
In eccordanco WIth paat practico, thu Sarvico WIll apprise tho FBI of
tho entry and doparturo or other dlaposftion 0f thaso allons _
Tho Service wfll malntaln scprto lld Jecuro files under thts
agreJment ,
#erbert Brownell, Jr,
attornoy Gencral
Allca k Dlllcs
Drector or" Ccntral IntellLzuxe
(Feb 19 1955)
2
S-EC-R-E-T
d1y-
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umciassified RMAL
Use omiy (onf, _ -Ntial Secket
Routing AND RECORD SHEET
subjfct , (Qpleonol) MHceed 1 1 Act ivitics
(Un ident i f ied Subject:-Aleged Ahusc 0f Dc fector)
FRom
WnmMum m Charlcs I _ Kanc
Dircctor 0 { Security 6777 Dati
2 7 Jun 1975
I0 ioru" dowpnatton. ioom ~mbm , boln9i Dbt Cmvicuo commNis (Nuobm '6 (Ommoni Jo 6Roe I0n rom
uurad #amnuo ipmital} Srom, Diov W64 {elvcn oltet 0o46 (Omatm )
J6%5
IJDA
Inspcctor Gencral 3-5: Attached wis prcmrcd in Att : Mr . Ainslic rcsponsc to un 18 Jtanje
rcxqucst from Jcrry Erown.
Icr 23 MCR by #nlt
Ildcr souircc of thc story
[Jr _ (Hwubcrlain is {l deposition by Mr_ Ile Ims
Ul5
exactc
TL ; _
ba{
Ixi
10_
iorm 610 V4 p vOlis
'-> } (Dkins Secret COHFIdentiAl inTeRNAl
Use OnlY UkclASSified
Mex
Lno
JJun ,
c
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SSECRET
INSFECTOR_GELIERAL
Jin 1375
MLMORANDUM FOR: Inspcctor Ccncral
ATTENTION Mr, Nc il Ainslic
VIA Dcputy Dircctor for' Administration
SUBJECT Allesed !!lcgal Activitics
(Unidentificd Subjcct--Aiicged Abuse
0f De fcctor)
1 Rc crcnce is madc to Mr _ Ainslie' $ verbal for 3 rcvicw of 0f ficc 0 f Sccurity filcs in
Uf rofforequest
provide informat ion pertincnt to 1 cjsc ncnt ioncd on
to
170 0 [ thc Rcport to thc President by thc Commission
Dn SEIA
activitics within thc Unitcd Statcs.
2 , Thc casc in qucstion from pagc 170 0f thc Commiss ion Rcport is quotcd as follows : In onc othcr casc 0 dcfcctor
Iva s phys ically abuscd #lthough not scriously injured _
Thc Dircetor of Ccntral: Intclligcncc discharged thc cmployec in - vo lvcd _
3 _ scarch of Officc of Sccurity filc resourccs has rcflcctcd informat ion pertincnt to 3 casc in which 7 dcfcctor
Wil$ physically abuscd at an overscas locat ion, and chc cmploycc was later terminatcd by thc IC I _ It is not
'Knoxency
whcthcr thc follow' casc is identical to the referenced
casc on pagc 170 0f thc Comm ion Report , but thc facts
appear to bc quitc similar.
Information devcloped by this Officc of possiblc in - tcrcst to thc Inspcctor Gcncra] pertains to one John Torpats ,
an ex-CIA cmployec , and onc Eduard an Estoniam defector.
5 _ ts #Js born in 1898 in Estonia, and became a naturalizcd U.S_ citizen in 1926 . Torpats was cmployed by CIA in February 1949 and Wa$ tcrminatcd 30 January 196 1 _ Thc filc information r?flected that in 1956 Torpats was found guilty o[ mistreatment of an alien by a Speciil Inquiry Board
E? IPDET
Cl F) 011018 SECRET
8.922
ing_
iss
Oun ,
Tornae
July
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SECRFT
in Frankfurt _ Wcst Gcrmany _ Thc #Fien involred was Eduard Uun an Estonian who dcfcctcd {rom Estonia through Swcden in i955.
6 Thc incidcnt in Frank urt involvcd Bistreatment of Oun duringintcrrogations dircctcd by Torpats_ Thc charges
of physical abusc includcd thc striking 0f Oun with thc fist; #pplication of turpcntinc and ointmcnts to various parts of thc body _ thc scrubbing of Oun $ body with a brush, and {orc-_
Oun to stand in thc nudc as a5 eight days during
intcrrogat ions with Vcty hricf rest periods,
7 _ Torpats was rcturncd to Ilcadquarters and was brought bcforc an Employmcnt Rcvicw Koard for considcration of scpara - tion Irom thc Agency _ Thc Board 5 rccommcndations initiaily
WCTc that Torpats bc "transfcrrcd to an arca outsidc the Clandcstinc Scrviccs_ Torpats appcalcd the decision and a latcr rccomcndation included rcduction in grade from GS-14
to GS-13_ Torpats latcr reccivcd unsatisfactary fitncss re - ports and eng-gcd in various in housc" battles" with Agcncy officials conccrning his cmployment _
8 Torpats was latcr tcrminatcd' in accordince with thc authority grantcd thc DC [ undcr Sect ion 1o2(c) 0 f thc Nat ional Sccurity Act of 1947 as ammcnded , e[fectivc 30 January [961 _ Latcr in 1961 Torpats filcd suit against the DCI contcst ing
his dismissal and thc U.S_ District Court for the District of Columbia grantcd the govcrnmcnt ' s mot ion for sunmary judgmcnt against Torpats. Torpats appcalcd thc decisicn , and thc U.S. Court of Appcals_ in 1962 _ uphcld thc lowcr court' 5 ruling
that Torpats tcrminat ion was Icgal.
9 _ Thc office of Sccurity filc 0 f Eduard Oun containcd little information other than intcrrogation rcports datcd 1956 _ It was not clear from filc information whcther Oun entcrcd the Unitcd States aftcr thc Frankfurt ine idcnt _ The most rccent document containcd in thc Oun ilc was dated 17 Septembcr
1956 and notcd that Oun had bccn psychiatrically examincd and found qualificd fer,Agency sponsorcd immigration to thc U.$_ undcr Public Law 203 _
2
SECRET
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ony
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10 _ It is notcd that Office o f Sccurity filcs
only fragmcntary informat ion in rcgard to certain
contained
Torpats casc Filc revicw indicatcd arcas of the
and thc Inspcctor Gencral 5
erdicatedihorebebi the DDO OGC
a ] information conccrning this matter.
probabiy have addition-
L8
tharles # . Kane
Director of Security
3
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24.
433?
LIS 24y
Revicw staff: 75/1008
23 Junc 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUWJECT: Rockefeller Comnisgion 'Contact
Mason Cargill told me today that the reference
in the Conmission report to an employee wio was fired because he abused a defector came from a deposition Dick Helmg: Helms coula not remember an exact
by
but from the' description which hc gave on
hactdepoeition,
it is clear that the employee who wag fired was John Torpats. He was discharged by Allen W _ Dulles in 1960 .
Torpats_ himself a LIthuanlan refugee, was working
In the Defector Reception Center in Frankfort, , Germany.
In the course of interrogating another Lithuanian
defector Torpats beat him. After Torpats was fired,
he sued the Director (then McCone) _ He lost the case.
[Ucot" %dex
Walter Elder
DCI
sc IG
CC OGC
CB : 007789
E2 INPDET SECRET:
210
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Rcvicw Staf f: 151880
SECRET )a i . kya_
MSC;
1s-276_
18 Junc 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR: Inspcctor General
SUBJECT Request For Informat Ion
Thc Rockcfcller Commission Report (Pg . 170)
says thc DCI fircd an cmployce for abus a dc-
fector Can uncover the details on this
cident? Is it the only such domestic incident
known to us ? (John Waller says thc DDO has no
knowlcdge of piecc of paper" sent to the
Commission on the rcportcd inc dent or of any
othcrs. He suggcsts chccking Uffice of Sccurity)
8B
Jerrcla B Brown
cc: DDO
John Waller
ffAnA2 Fhrk ,resiim $ E] DD c
D ~ k
c/ <2
SECRET
ing
In- You
"any
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SECET
I6
30 Janwary 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR' Mr. Garrlbon
SUDJECT Inlormatlon on Dotontlon 0l Doloctor_
1. Tho Deputy Goneral Coungel hao roqueeled documanlt
boarlog on tho declolon l0 conflno dolector, partlcularly tho
conolderatlons at tho tlmo eucb declelona Wbro mado and
revlemed, 40
may bo rellected in momoranda lor tho record,
0l([ sludloe, otc, leadlng t0 the Inltlel conflnemont, tha
lalor declolono to contlnuo that confinemool, tho doclelon to
movo to 0 now faclllty In Vlrglnla. and ovontuaLy o reloabo
alma
2, Tho asgumpeloo la tbat followlnz thg Lnltlel declalon
ths matter waj rovowod (ormaly (rom tlrno to tlme, and that
thooo rovlowo are %olloctod Un Iomo way In tbo rocorda o lbo
Agoncy.
'Is[. $ D E;s "__o
S. D. Brecklnrldge
Original Addressee
SDB Chrono
Judy for QA (Ilee
~i_X( Srznq
7 % -{ $,{