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. Step S—i-8-E . July 21, 1963 ACTIVITIES IN MOSCOW, RUSSTA Nenry Winston Dimitri Shevlyagin, who is a deputy of Boris Ponomarev, Head of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CCCPSU) remarked at a conference of International Department officiais held in early July, 1961, in Moscow, Russia, that the Soviets admire Henry W nston very much, gin said the Soviets are very fond of Winston and Shevi have Tavited him and his family to Russia as guests of the CCCPSU where he will receive ali medical attention available, If Winston were to die, Sheviyagin stated, the Soviets would accept Winston's children and raise them in the proper manner, The children would be re~- turned to the United Statea any time the Communist Party, USA, (CPUSA) desired, . Henry Winston, a functionary of the CPUSA, received a commutation of sentence from President John F, Kennedy and was released from Federal custody on June 30, 1961. Winston had been serving a combined sentence of eight years for violation of the Smith Act of 1940 and contempt of court, World Youth Forum Vasily Shevchenko, a leader of the Komsomnal, a youth organization of the C Soviet Union, $ currentiy in Hoscow, Kuasia, @ meeting of the Worid Youth Forum is scheduled to be held in Moscow on recentiy advised July 25, 1961. Shevchenko, who is the Organizer of the World Youth Forum, said that 700 people are expected to Jolson Belmont Mohr Callahan Conrad a 5 DeLcoch _—_— Of the United States Department of State, VCS Malone Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele. Room Ingram Gandy attend the Forum, As of June, 1961, seven individuals from the United States were scheduled to attend the World ~ Youth Forum and, according to Shevchenko, some of these ndividuaig have been identified by the Soviets as agents Rosen —___FR eb Ty - ' (15) SEE NOTE PAGE THO \ C s ORIGINAL ON PLASTIPLATE 4; . at eae fe ae warn RooML_] TELETYPE UNIT hw cre sUPR foe WA af ; + ‘, mf * _ ~ J