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This CIA file, whose date is not given, contains a secret debriefing report on a 1960 tourist trip to the Soviet Union. The traveler, a Library of Congress employee, went to Moscow, Kiev and Lviv in September 1960. The report includes an operational diary, biographical information on contacts, material on intelligence requirements, and transcripts of Ukrainian Radio interviews. The briefer's comments call the operation successful and say the traveler detected Soviet surveillance. The document does not discuss UFOs.

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Answers to Speoitie 3040irenents
I. Yormally, the Militia is suboriinated to the Reyvykohkom and
to the Oblittaalsos, but actuallY, thaty get their directives from the
Mali. After the war and into the fifties, the KOB had their offices
and representatives as fordo:mai the villages, and in poncticillY
every YilleSe at least one ma man vas stationed. Mother, ewe Day
the Inter.valom committees. It mmans that one such committee or station
serves several miens, end this is the lowest unit of the KOn. This
station is usually located in the larger cities. (Sources DAMMOVION)
a. The kolWaos has prioriiw before the stlrade. Kolkhom plans
must he curried out in the first place, ant the chairman of the Kalkhos
is the one to decide. A kolkhos often includes more than one village,
and that again :speaks for the subordination of the oilman to the
kolkhos. In Lvtv the MnivYkoOkole hoe Primery flatboat*/ for ilietri-
bution and procurement of living space in Lvtv. lowsver, vhea it comes
to issuing *permit to get to the silraia, as in case, authoritT
belonga to the (Thitatorikom, not to the Royalconkoa. (A statement from
Intourist.)
It is difficult to establish whether the influonce of local
snmernment has increased in recent yam, but one esmieenee more initia-
tive on the part of local government. 'Ur example, I sot an interview
at the Mgyv)koukus without any' permission from higher up, and Intouriet
arranged the nesting in the some rail= in which it is located. (Somme:
POZNAMOCIMII and intmiet)
3. The COmmunist Party decides . *woe: DASSOWYOMand rity
rather)
4. YANK interpreted the compote* forth* striengliwn4s4; of
socialist legality as follows: the tendency Is not to put on trial
the paw, but to prevent the cries is first plmos. Mr this
reason themeasol Mellow and *Muer =Awl emelt** mere **tab-
/lobed. They have to he viattgatagia sweat indivi4001* toms cow.
sitting slimes. lb avoid intervention of the militia, %Mee groups
combat drunkenness and bootie/01as.
PAM= also discussed the rights of the accused during the
Stalin period and at the present time, stating that his rights are
obviously grentar nom. Contrary to PAM, people are being arrested
and are tieeppearing" without true.
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