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104-10219-10074 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (11/8/1965)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch17140 and id is 1 raw text is: 1. I -~ -- I 1'-' 2 x to~ goa rm5 CAMY Ca1g 0 CM Am~ 03011 KUESK - Dr. Roscoe Bery VHI-TE (0O*..,t2 somef roUstoD - rUManes RERCES: (a) 24330, 17 August 1965 (b) 24418, 15 September 1965 1. The atory provided by Subject during our interview at the United States Consulate in Trieste on 25 October 1965 concerning his experiences while in the Soviet Union I essentially the same an that provided by Dr. George Renninger in reference (a). Although Subject was reasonably co- operative, he was not as fully communicative as we miht have desired. In considering the various possible reasons for his partial hesitance it ap- pears rather obvious now that our continued interest in what he interpreted to be a very simple relationship with a Soviet girl has caused him to sus- pect that possibly we are suspicious of him. Anoording to Subject, the entire episode was reported fully while in Mosoow and again to KUBARK last Christmas while he was on a visit to the United States. Subject stated that he had prepared a report in writing for Dr. Goldberg at Princeton University who sets as a go between for KUBAIK. It Is obvious that he was probably asked to prepare a general report on his experiences while in the Soviet Union for KULOOK which we had not been aware of previously and. which may not have come to the attention of KUDESK. Unless Headquarters has some rather specific questions it is considered unlikely that we can provide any information in addition to that reported in the following paragraphs ob- tained during this interview. 2. ubject arrived in Moscow during the early part of November 1963 on a ten month exchange fellowship arranged between the National Academy of Sciences and the Soviot Academy of Sciences. Subject was assigned to the Lcbedev Physics Institute in Moscow and the major portion of his life while in Mosoow revolved around his work at the Institute or various in- dividuals met through the Institute. Subject ate lunch in the Institute lunch room or cafeteria and usually at about the same time each day, some- time between one and one thirty. Approximately two weeks after he had Distribution: -'3 - Chief, WE 2-C/SR aCOSSERVCE TO OItSPOa SvuM ND WNR 0 8 November 1965 E ssarnumean I 1 04-iO291O ISPATC so Chief, E z Chief, SE .1 Chief of StationI Ial ~ SEC R i '12CISSING ACT*N - AA~S ~

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