104-10268-10008 SECRET REPRODUCTION 1. MEXI-9332, 6 May 1964 [duplicate of FOIA No. 683-391] -2. Memorandum passed to Mr. PAPICH of FBI with informa- tion on photo coverage of embassies and information on KOSTIKOV. [XAAZ-3590 - FOIA No. 182-621] 3. Cover sheet to MEXI-7034 4. HMMW-15488, 18 May 1967 [FOIA No. 1061-964] 5. Newspaper RED : ( NEN and Paul SCOTT "CIA Withhe Tgéencé from Warren Commis- sion" ED MEXI-9332 (IN PRO! [FOIA No. 683-291]. 7. DIR-18827, 4 May 1964 [FOIA No. 677-289] 8. DIR-87770, 9 December 1963 [FOIA No. 354-719] 9. MEXI-7067 (IN 68291), 26 November 1963 [FOIA No. 124-54] 10. Cover sheet to MEXI-7067 (from Mexico City File) 11. _WAVE-8149 (IN 67731), 25 November 1963 [FOIA No. 101-573] 12. Cover Sheet to WAVE-8149 (from Mexico City File) 13. MEXI-7055 (IN 67620), 25 November 1963 [FOIA No. 89-33] 14. Cover Sheet to MEXI-7055 (from Mexico City File) 15. MEXI-7054 (IN- 67378), 24 November 1963 [FOIA No. 85-565] 16. MEXI-7054, 24 November 1963 ‘(from Mexico City File) 17. DIR-84920, 24 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) [duplicate of FOIA No. 65-25] _ 18. . DIR- 84920, 24 November 1963 [FOIA No. 65-25] 19. MEXI-7034, 23 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 59-23] . oc 20. -MEXI-7034: CaN 67231), 23 November. 1963 [FOIA No. - 61-575). —— (21. MEXI-7033, 4&1 VANDI fexico City File) - .-- dineluding = R of FOIA No. | oe, — $5-546] | So 22, NEXT: 47933 (CIN » POI IBITEB- 1963 [FOIA No. oo 685= Wh wnat, 7029 CIN 67190), 23 November 1967 [FOIA No. . 6-20). So oO (24. MEXI- 7028, 23 November’ 1963 (from } Mexico city File)  “ineluding cover sheet. [duplicate of FOIA No. a ce BB8S49P | | : Be Mr 7028 (IN 7187), 23, November. (1963, “[ROIA.No. a —58- $49] ve . a PORTED
13-00000 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 4l. 43. 44, 4s, 46. AT. 49. -MEXI- 6534 ‘Pet if _DIR-74830, RC ‘ _including cover ‘sheet. SECRET REPRODUCTION . PROMIBITED MEXI-7025, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) {duplicate of FOIA No. 60-550] MEXI-7025 (IN 67188), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 60-550] MEXI-7024, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) ex-nade U UG ON, MEXI cal FON 1963 [FOIA No. MEXI-7023, PRalale BA AE bron Mexico City File) [duplicate 9) MEXI-7023 (IN 67108), 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 49-545] DIR- 84888, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 39-38] DIR-84886, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) {duplicate of 40-541] DIR-84886, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 40-541] DIR-84821, 23 November 1963 [FOIA No. 51-18] MEXI-7019 (IN 66846), 22 November 1963 [FOIA No. 27-10] DIR- 84802, 23 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) {duplicate of 26-8] DIR-84802, 22 November 1963 [FOIA No. 26-8] MEXI-7014, 22 November 1963 (from Mexico City File) {duplicate of FOIA No. 29-12] MEXI-7014 (IN 66781), 22 November 1965 (ROTA No. 29-12] Memorandum for The ambassador, dated 16 October 1963; Subject: Lee OSNALD/ Contact with the Soviet. Embassy. TX: ‘1919 - FOIA No. 9-5]. ote REPRODUCTIEN Mexico City File) ber. 1963 [FOIA No. 8-4] a4 om Mexico City File) duplicate of FOIA No. 7-2) DIR- 74830, ll October 1963 [FOIA No. 7- 2] _ MEXI- -6453, 8 October 1963 (from Mexico City. File) [duplicate of. FOIA No. $- 1A). “MEXI- 6453 (IN, 36017) ‘90 October 1963 [FOIA No. 5- TAL ‘Transcript of telephone. call on 27 September 1965, . Soviet Embassy Chancery (15- 61-55). ‘Informal Memorandum dated 10 February 1977; Subject: . Background on Mexican Station Support Assets. _ (overage of. Soviet and Cuban Embassies). AONE | PRORIBITED | set
13-00000 =e) SECRET ae enter. UPR —e PROMIBITID REPRODUCTION ——-PROWIBITED —
13-00000 SU°JECT: YMelay in sending the first cable about OSWALD 1. Much has been written about the delay (by the Mexico Station) ins ending the first cable requesting traces on the name Lee OSWALD. It was discussed in Dave Phillips book as a case of laziness on the part of the Soviet case officer (wich in my view was unjust and unnecessary and indicates that Dave didn't know what he was” talking about). eed eb — at het 2nd of October. ‘The Russian Danpaage portion would: i havesgine to the Russian/English transcriber on the 3rd of<Ottober. ‘he trans lation would have been returned the follawing:. day (4th) at vhich time, the Soviet case officer wouhd haye™ “as ked for the photographic coverage. ‘That coverage’? "would not have been in the station before the 7th since Co ifm was.s till in-the camera on the 3rd of October and j “picked up probably on the 4th, processed and passed tga day wh ich would have been Manta 3) 3. Later the film was. ae en out of the camera evez day but at that time, the film stayed in the camera until a full rotl was completed vhich might take three or four days . 4. A name trace could have been reques ted on the basis - of the name alone but that wasn't the way Win Scott ran that Station. He-wanted the photograph ic coverage tied in with the. telephone coverage ..s ometimes_there_was..a U.S. automobile license number. It was also part of the "numbers game" of | justify ing a project ¥ the num ber of dis patches, cable or reports Produced: — e000151~ Se ee ees ee MR Oe pee He Sl ened She pRNRgE cee ae scent Gants ve nets a “ . . ree eeatoe s se -— PROWIBITED |
13-00000 REPRODUCTION SUBJECT : Review of Mexico City Station Files at the Warrenton Recerd's Center 1. On 2 May 1977 Chris Hopkins and Anni visited the Warrenton Record's Center to revigns seigiieric City files in search of additional pho tag { ephs, of th "umidentified man". We were unable photographs. It appears that_¢ cee 4 ! GOS * e any such tographs may have °— been destroyed in a puree ty Station files and for retention. ent. Pil cae: and pertinent notatio re-use of the old folders: Job #70-236 Box 1 of 3 LILYRIC Photos __ " LICALLA Negatives i February ‘- 1 March 1968 | In white letter-sized (Filed in re-used folder envelopes - five LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966 to 31 Aug. 66) packages C-1873 - 2031 1 March - 1 April 1968 ac. er - re-used LILYRIC folder 1 Sept. 66 - 31 Oct 66 Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Dec 63 - 28 Feb 64 1 April —2 May 1968 | —— | | 7 Older re-used LILYRIC a -- RN064. | folder 2 Mar 64 thru 29 May 64 - GOObLSe “> Front folder re-used LILYRIC - ae oo ¢ Se _ ‘folder 1 Nov thru 15 Dec 66 en i pKa O56 Oo . —_ a | ean - Set omy SPROUT oe ~— PROHIBIT
13-00000_ ( a 3 May - 3 June 1968 Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder 16 Dec 1966 thru Jan 1967 Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder 18 Nov 1964 thru 26 Feb 1965 3 Jume - 1 July 1968 | ne ne y back flap one side re-used Czech photos July 64 & Aug 64 back flap-other side re-used LIMITED 11 May 66 thru 31 July 66 1 July 68 - 31 July 1968 back July 68 re-used LICALLA ea a At 7 May 64 - 27 July 64 Front flap re-usec S ‘. Job #70-236 Box 2 of 3 LILYRIC Photos . Back flap 3 Apr 67 - 2 May 67 "filed in re-used folder LIMITED. - 16 May 61 - 18 July. 61 File # 50-6-74/5 - Front flap re-used LILYRIC C April 67 . Back “flap 2 May 67-1 June 67 - re re-used nit folder Dec = - Jan 67 os Front ‘flap clean . SMUT PROM ONGITED REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED ge 6000153.
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITE 1-June - 3 July 1967 ; Clean folder ’ : July - Aug 64 3 July - 31 July 1967 7 Back Flap re-used LILYRIC folder | Front flap clean . Oo. 1 Aug 67 - 4 Sept 67 RNs 7 4 Sept - 2 October 1967. afin Os | 4 Sent - 2 October 2967 older ge | 1 1 ef i co - - ean folder \ — 1Nov-22Dec 67 . Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder 12 Apr 66 - 18 May 66 Front flap re-used incoming cable . chrono folder 1-31 . om 65 ; 9 Jan - 31 Jan 68. '... Front flap re-used LILYRIC. folder 1 July thru 31 July 1966 © Beck flap ~ clean / Job #70- 236 ‘Box 3 of 5 6000154 a "LICALLA. Photos. 2 Jon. ~"27-Feb 1967 - lap re-use LICALLA folder 51 Nov 62 - 31. Jan 6B
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIRITE Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Dec 66 - 15 Feb 67 | ® eee 1 a - 28 April 1967 ap re-used LICALLA fglder | 1 “Reb - 29 June 63 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 20 Feb - 31 May 1967 * 2 May 67 ~ 30 June 67 { Back Flap re-used LILYRIC folder NA 23 July 63 (Y-1257) to ahs 30 Nov 63 (Y-1308) | Wa ero  & ap re-8s 19 Sept 63 (c-1351) to 30 Nov 63 (C- 1414) | - Front flap LICALLA re-used folder 1 Jume thru 30 June 1967 _ -1 Sept - 27 Oct 1967. Back Flap clean | oO Front flap re-used LICALLA folder oe 1 ug - 51 Aug 1967 a 6 Nov - 29 Dec. 1967 , _ Bac. ap: ‘Clean 7 front flap re-used LICALLA folder a | duly - - 3b | July 1967 | co 5 gan = 28-Feb 1968 - oo Front flap re-used LICALLA. folder os 1 July thru 31 August 1966 . : 7 Back flap Czech aniinl re-used folder - | i PROWISITED.
ETON ee PROHIBITED aC os. | G , 1 March thru 29 April 1968 . Front flap re-used LICALLA (C) 28 Nov 61 to 10 Feb 62 _ Back flap re-used LICALLA folder | | | 1 Apr to 1 July 1966 2 May thru 19 June 1968 | oe Back flap re-used LILYRT re-used LILYRIC folder (Y-907 to Y-969) | | 12 Sept 61 - 23 Mar 1962 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder - 1 Jan thru st Mar 1966 8. ' N.B. There was no coverage from 19 a Re y 1968 Job #72- 626/36 - File # 50-8-21 ' Box #5 Contained nothing prior to 1967. “Looking for 1963. a - Job #70-209 | (eo: . ‘Box ¥3” (Boxes 182 at - Has) oo Nowhing pertinent - to our search, Nothing pertinent to our search. > Box #5 oo Nothing pertinent to our ‘search. Box #60 : ‘Nothing’ pertinent to our search. oC C200156 a 7 Nothing pertinent ‘to our ‘search. Box #8 ResnoueT PRO ISD
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWMEITED f Box #9 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #10 Nothing pertinent to our "Search, Box #11 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #12 Nothing pertinent to our search. Job #73-506 _ | | <0 : : : File ¥ 50-6 in 50- 74/3 NG ie | LILYRIC | ae LICALLA | | | ‘ wo oo “Sept § Oct 70 . Dispatch HMMr 11,368, dated 17 March 1972. Photos were filed in re-used subject and "Pp" folders (equivalent of subject 201 folders), indicating contents of “original” subject and "P"' files were. ' destroyed. - | 7 | Ref. (to previous shipnent ) HMMA 40,562, 2 May 71. Siar | ae | PORATED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION | PRT Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963) 1. Unilateral Coverage: . | . From the time the Mexico Station was opened in April 1947 until the arrival of Mr. Win Scott as Chief of Station in 1955, the Station had developed a support apparatus to exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy in phone taps, three photographic sites, a moby ‘ai team and a . mai] intercept operation. | s — ‘Telephone taps (ERD, AO laced by an employee of the ‘local re . telephone company w ease apt S by a Station case officer. The number of lines tapped wae “ ited only by the availability: of a listening post . nearby and the availability of langauge (English, Spanish, Soviet, Polish, 7 Czech, etc. ) transcribers. Generally, these were Mexican or Mexican- . “. American recruited agents. | 7 a | | | a ‘Three photographic sites were: handled by a Station case officer “assisted by technicians on TDY from Headquarters who advised the Station” on the best types ‘of cameras , films, .and concealment devices... These | . ‘operations had sub-crypts under project LIPSTICK (namely: LIMITED, “Liyeic and LICALLA). LIMITED was a fixed site directly opposite. the Soviet Em=. bassy_ (across the street) which had both a vehicle and. a pedestrian. en= trance. The gate to. the Soviet Enbassy was on. the northwest corner of the. - pg0uise ‘Mexico City. This umbrella type project (LIPSTICK HEC ated of multiline 7 a e2, INPDET rarayynie «CL BY oo4eas cure ne
13-00000 ‘Embassy. LICALLA, the third potoaraghas ‘Soviet compound and the LIMITED site was diagonally across a double laned street on the southeast corner of that block. (See attached diagram). LIMITED was the first photo base and operated strictly on an experimental basis in the early stages. This base, however, was closed when the Sta- tion received word that the photograph of the "unidentified man" was being released by the Warren Commission. LILYRIC was an alternate photo- ’ graphic base. It was located in an upper story of an apartment building on the same side of the street as the LIMITED site see middle of a ASQ we” | ’ ae 4 . sgate of the Soviet the block south. It had a planted view of t ce ; * : : ae i as located in one of a et row of four houses on the soutn eg he Soviet Embassy compound. This site overlooked the Rak ween of the Soviet Embassy compound. The purpose of this operSgy was to get good identification photographs of Soviet personnel. The three photographic sites were managed bya re- -cruited agent who was a Mexican citizen, the son of an American mother and Mexican father (deceased). This agent collected the film from the LIMITED and LILYRIC sites three times a week. The film was then de- veloped and printed into 8 x 10 contact print strips. _LICALLA film was” originally processed in the Station but in early 1959, due. to the resig- | nation of a technician, this film like that of LIMITED and LILYRIC was processed.on the outside by.a recruited agent. ~ ~. 0000159 : : - ee ame, REPRODUCTION. PROHIBIT
13-00000 REPRODUCTIONS aw 8 I. . . ay GALT; GANS Haga, Mobile surveillance was conducted by two American staff officers. These two officers organized a surveillance team of six recruited agents | which used Tate model cars and a panel truck for surveillance. The team | could be activated by radio from the LIMITED site whenever someone of interest left the gate of the Soviet Embassy. These agents were aware of | the LIMITED site since they had been issued LIMITED photographs for ; identification purposes. | The Station also conducted a unilateral PONG cept operation,  LIBIGHT, which was handled by an American Xe A recruited Mexican agent, who had a semiofficial tained selected letters _ froma subagent employed by the es system. - 2) XS Liaison Covera TN Liaison cove unreliable and insecure as characterized by. the 1 nature of the Mexican services at that time. The exican Direction - of Federal Security (DFS), with which we conducted liaison, was a hip- pocket group run out of the Mexican Ministry of Government. This Ministry was principally occupied with political investigations and control of foreigners. Their agents were , ie TL, and corrupt. A. Station » officer trained a number of them in name tracing and travel control. : In : 1958, at the instigation of a Mexican official, a joint telephone tap ‘operation came into existence. The operation, which became known as — 0000160 SENET “PROMIEITED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION LIENVOY, was run by a Mexican officer. The listening post had 30 lines connected at one time. The transcription room was staffed by Mexican Army officers. In 1961, because. of” mismanagement by the Mexican prin- cipals, the Station chief, himself, became the project case officer. A . Station officer assisted him in the daily supervision of the listening : post, and in picking up the transcripts and the tapes. There was also an American technician inside the listening post. 3. Oswald Coverage: In mid- 1962, the Mexican officer in charge of LTENVOY (the | joint tap operation) asked the American officer at the egy Vistening * post for the ‘telephone numbers of the Soviet, Cube mie aeei lite Em- bassies in anticipation of possible cover ge She ie ation immediately | disconnected all of the meg taps on these Embassies so the Mexicans hooked up their . Soviet lines, three a. lines, | two Polish- lines, and one Yugoslav, : line. At the listening post, a live monitor made short summaries of conversations of interest which were then included ina daily 1 resume for the Chief of Station. Later, when a reel was completely recorded, . full transcripts were typed. and passed to ‘the Station; however, there: was usually, a time lag of a day or two. Reels: which contained Russian . ~ gy aoe ‘SECRET /SE SNE
from a tap of ‘the Soviet Tine. aE THON ‘ry a language other than Spanish or English were taken to another location for translation and typing. Mr. Boris Tarasoff did the Russian transTa- tions but because of the volume of Russian conversations, the translations As soon as the Station learned that an 1 American identifying him- self as Lee Oswald phoned the Soviet Embassy, Miss Ann Goodpasture of the. Station started screening all photographs. However, here aN there . was a backlog because the photographs were picked up rete a week usually ran about a week behind the date of the conversation. | | technician who \ was processing the film, arr night-time basis. SN e.4 gan until a complete roll of film was used. “Later this yacthhais @ and the operator cleared the camera | at the end of each day SS of amount of unused film remaining. ne The instructions were to cover the entire work day (office hours) and: to NNN but those picked up were usually for dates a fe gi eRe since the | | | | photograph all Soviets, their families, all foreigners, and-cars with foreign license plates. Hunan error did occur but generally the agents were conscientious. The Cuban Embassy ‘coverage had more sophisticated — equipment using a pulse. camera which frequently developed mechanical dif- ficulties. - Oswald came to. the» attention. of the listening post operators 7 It was. Picked uP: and taken” to Mr. Boris 000 6006. 0 162. “SMe Oe,
— REPRODUCTION | PROLIBITED 13-00000 Tarasoff for translation because the caller was trying to speak in Russian. There was some delay because Station personnel waited to compare the photographs with the typed transcript. All transcripts were made in either Spanish or English since the Chief of Station could read only these two languages and because he personally screened the transcripts for operational leads. SEORET SHI Nik ; ) - | a. |
13-00000 7 se . ‘ ? {SECRET + 10 Feb 77 Source: idotes made oy A. Goodpasture for John Leader, IG Staff Subject: Background on Mexico Station Support Assets (Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies) 1. Unilateral coverage. From the time the Mexico Station was ovened in April 1947 (vy Bill Doyle) until arrival of Win Scott as COS in 1958, Charles Anderson III (still in LA/HQ) had developed @ support apparatus to Waa exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy. This umbrella type project (LIFEAT) consisted of multi ‘Line phone taps, three photo sites ; a nobile surveillance team and a mail intercept operation, . Be Fhone taps were placed by an’ ‘employee of the telephone company Totana el we 4, Raat Gaal _Who was handled by David WILSTED (pseudo). The number of Lines ; tapped was linted “by availability of a listenin <a ae nearby _ 7 ' { J “(since the taps were not made in the maine Ge 3 al and English/ ‘wanschiters ° Generally Spanish (Soviet, Polish, one et . aa a Mexican American) were related _these agents : (nost La sg : (which t aN eetiet time felt was good security in ‘that 3 Ey ted about’ shop, they would talk-to each. other. a if, they && be Three photo sites were handled by + tedevein with the help of Harry, Mahoney (retired, Living in Chicago) and TDY TSD : people checking the best type of camera, film, and concealment: devices, These had sub-cripts under LIFEAT (LECTED, LILYRIC, 7 : and LICALLA). LIMITED was a fixed site bang opposite across. ee the street from the front gate of ‘the Soviet Enbassy which had : both a vehicle. and foot entrance. The Soviet gate: was on the North'lest corner. OF their, “compound and LIMITED was S dlagonally
13-00000 that block. LINITID was che first bese and it enerated strictly on an ex erimentel besis in the esrly staves, I think the Ilex? Station bougkt one storey this property . (a/S: anish Colonial stone house) through LIMOUSINE (check to be sure). Later this house tegan to fall apart. This base Was closed when the Station got word thet the choto of "uniden nan" was being released to the public by ‘the Warren Commission. The photo operators were moved to another apt nearby. The property was sold (under an operational agreement. with LIZOUSIVE for a long term lease on the top floor of a new apartment blding to be built on this site). LILYRIC was planned es an alternate photo base to LIMITED. It was in an upper storey (3rd floor —check) on the same side of the street as LIMITED but in the middle of the block South. It had a slanted view of the front gate of the Soviet Enbassy. The agents in LIMITED and LILYRIC (both ' Mexican families) as far as we knew, were not acquainted with cach other. LILZEIG was a rented apartment. LICALLA, the third Bhats, sits, {was located in one of a row of four houses on the ‘South, oMSEE the Soviet Ecbassy compound maeont _ which the Mexico Station purchesegyth ‘about, oss (cheek date), also using LIMOUSINE as the rarchageMaied) This site overlooked the back garden of the Soviet ambassy consptié. The purnose of this operation was to get good identification photographs of the Soviet personnel (who at thet time were largely - unidentified in Mexico Station records) « The three photo sites were , handled by Ramon Alvarez (Mexican citizen of U.S. mother viho taught eleventary lev el at the American School). Ramon collected the film egkiiedieaiecht from LIMITED and LILYRIC three times a week. His sister's husba nd, Carlos Glexican doctor) = developed and printed the film into flo contact print strips. “The master plan oy was for LICALLA film to ve. processed. “daside ‘TSD man from 1957 to 1959 (Harper . Eolt. ~ resigned) could not handle the volune end as. the unprocessed film began — to accumilate, the inside co (Yatoney) beesiie disgusted and took the filn out for Rarion "s brother-in-lav to process | (3 robatly carly 1959). Thus Ramon became — the handler for all three photo bases. A. sensitive. staif D ‘monitoring operation BERT re - REPeAOUCTON -— PRORIBKTED
13-00000 Was run out of LISUST,1, ctc). Mahoney usi from LICALLA. "REPRODUCTION another ohe of these houses (crypt for the four houses vas The ng HQ TDY teams for monitoring. two houses in between This was hardled by Glen WIDDEY (outside TSD officer} and .This operation was also serarate were rented to unsuscecting tenants. 7 - surveillance team (LIENTTAF) and the photo ¢ bases ‘throvgh Remon. 2 semi official status and errant to obtain selected etter’ from Mex <ican Secret Service. a cleared cttomarets " Puckett) Ge under Mahoney and Joseph Sancho. dozen. or so agents who used three to four late model. cars end a it ‘obile surv eillance + vas developed by anderson and later placed This team consisted cf ea half panel truck (which could be used on stake. outs for photo covere: ‘@). . The plan ¥ was to activate this group by radio (from LINTZED BASE) Soviet when someone of interest left the until they made their meetings. | Embassy gate and stay with then These agents knew about the LITE | ‘BASE ce@ause they had LINTTED photos for identification purposes. - This’ worked fairly well until about the middle of 1958. (cheek date) ge, - when one of the surveillance agents got too _gloge" e his target and was arrested by. the Mexican transit (pom Vad. ‘tidited over to the tii, Lo Sate X : Little and nique firm), the agent: had identified Sanche (who was. evacuated across the border at} phone nunber of Mahoney (vho was subsequently replaced by Louis oo up.into several others. . Frank new. crypts. /fstancona | and Pegey Maggard replaced. Andersén in handling the unilateral phone taps. tercept handled by Charlie Anderson III, _RePonOUETION —PRORIGITED at 5 : ‘ihe, ‘ne Station could arrange through i? out out (Judd Austin of the Goodrich, . As a result of this flap, the LIFZAT project was broken The agents were not. chang ed. but. were given — ‘Puckett replaced Mahoney. and handled. the -LIBIGHT was | the ‘exypt used for a unilateral (originally), nail 4 ol Nogales by Bob. Shaw) and the inside—— - secon a ert eepnne nin ae  peneanannnan game etneageneespeeeee RARER er wey teem oxo Eames ent The agent. G iexicen) hed - 0000168 bec anes ow ed
13-00000 —~ pee = FBAr PPD - ra ivan ~— af . * gale vad a sub-agent in the vostal system (I think at the airscrt}. His case officers tr onso Spera, vere ister /Packett, Rovert Feldmann, end Alan White. 26 Llaison coverage was unreliable and insecure as characterized by the nature of the viexican services at that time. The Mexican DFS (Direction of Federal Security) with which we dealt was 6 hip pocxet sroup run out of the iHnistry Of Govirnment. | This tinistry srent a major part of its time on control of foreigners and volitical investigations. Their azents were vicious, venal, corrupt extortionists. Robert Melberg established contact with one of then ANG a Levine De Leon (later LIFIRE group) in about 1950 or 51. He gave them some the airscort. as well as rile searches of names from DFS Eotrs where the files were poorky organized and often inaccurat Ge. Now and eng be sie, some useful informa tion vas developed but it could not ve, coftea, upon. Yelberg was ~ | training fa group of about five surveillance types) in travel control working replaced by Phil Eoettinger., (resigneassitt benalned 4 in Mexico), Mahoney, Thomas. Hazlitt, and Robert FetdgansehBxe ate “ils Ete ) 44 ° . . During 1958, Wii met socially some of the chronies of the Mexican Presi dent elect, Adolfo Lopez Mateos. During this period, the U.S. Anbassador Robert. C. Hi ‘(reflecting the policy. of then Sec State ‘J. PF, Dulles) “was energetic - in 1 organizing groups to “fight communisn". . One of these seeds . | | | grew into a ‘Proposal. Miguel Aleman (jr. son of. former } fexl President), ‘acting | | ; for Lorez vateos, made to Win Scott for a joint telephone tap operation. ‘This. ; project (LIENvoy) went through ‘about four: distressing years of a shakedown, - - | The Mexican in. control. (LIELEGANT) | was inexperienced, ‘old, end greedy. His. | “gon (LIE: voY-2) WAS a masterpiece of deceit and corruption, | _LIELEGANT also | manipula’ ted cor ‘trol. over the principal. agent | of LIBIGHT mail intercept. The ; first. case. officer vas: ‘Alfonso Spera inside with Turner Smith (reti red) ‘outside : and Sokn a = (ISD, treining officer for surveillance and head of. the Listening os post wh here hi rty telerhone Lines would connect as well ‘as a transeri int tion room: tree . mi ai  DEPRAOUETOR ~ PRORIGY 16
13- 00000 “REPRODUCTION a) = —) inn ta? re rene a ° . 2 staifed ty Ho.ican afmy officers.) Initially the station tried to m.et every demand made by the Mexicans. Both Smith and John hed language difficulties and cersonal vroblems associated with being outside the stztion so thet the Mexicans t Pp were virtually uncsntrollavle, spend! ¢ mconey as they pleased, squirrell ing away equipment ‘at enornous costs, and neglecting their part of the bargain in the production of transcripts or placing tans which we wanted. Spera was replaced by J ack Brady who found himself in the same pincer movement of having Scott approve a request by LIELEGANT that Brady had turned down by the son, LIES VOY-2. Finally when the cost became exhorbitant and there was 1itt tle to show for it, the project was revamped. Smith and John returned to the U.S. and were replaced by a TSD officer, Charles Flick, who was “put inside the Listening post to maintain _Brady was reassigned to other duties pending a. transfer. the equipment. / Scott took over the project as case offi CBB. necting with LIELEGANT. mh, 4 be oa - He designated Ann Goodpast ture. to meet dailing with, acid Sor’ routine supervision ang topes. Goodpasture hed no ; of the Listeni: ng ‘post, picking up trensaptitts. ny dealings with the Yexicans oxogphriihen 5 Scott ‘vas ‘ill or out of town. Generally, | : 7 all. decisions were made wRGEP thes was about. ‘lat ve 1961.* “3. My memory is a little vague about the origins of the Cuban Embassy. but I think the staff first developed from a’ pro-Castro group celebrating on tow 7 Years eve 1959. As I recall, it was a makeshift arrangement of volunteers ; through most of 1960 and él with Ton Hazlitt producing voluninous reports on their activities and reeruitirg agents right and left acnong Cuban nationals in Mexico City. he Personnel assignments. . or interest: to us now is who was in Hexcleo during the period prior to Oswald's’ viatt and . the ‘subsequent investigat tion by the | Warren Commission. . . ‘To deteraine vio 3 was there and hat ‘they wer e doing I - have Bro: ped persons. tozether chronologically with. areas of their assignaent . . covering from 1950. to. 1969 Te) ) that eaten names. pop UP,, one can tell what — Ver period they Were in Mexico’ and their essignnents, ut th the tine. ; SESACOCIN
13°00000." cn ne oe came merece wan scare a Ate arg PP EE ARMERAEROrpepeen egnEngn anaes . ' : . . ' : ‘ A » ' -4/65 - 11/67 Cynthia Hausmann | 6/65 - 7/67 Alice Pittinger 7/65 - 4/69 Paul Dillon Chief a ‘SOVIET TPANSCRIBERS .— a : or 6/56 -- &/58 Morris Gordon (resigned) - to _ . 6/58 - 6/63 George Misko -. . 4 6/63 - 7 ‘Boris Tarasoff (retired 4 in exico) + ~ | . : yo ernney. 7 REPRODUCTION — : \ Cs Cy r re eo ra} FRR: 8/56-6/69 COS Winston M. Scott (deceased) pecs We - 7/58 iguez (retired) 10/58 - 12/62 |, (retired) é 63 ~ 9/65 (retired) -—~ 10/65 .- — 1969 - Stanley Watson (retired in Nexico) - COVERT ACTION | | | - Prior to 1954 Howard Hunt (retired) 12/54 - 7/53 Williard Hill (resigned) . 12/56 - 9/61 Stannard Short. (retired) Chief 9/6. ~ 3/64 David Phillips C/(retirad) 8/62 - 9/64 | |Asst ~ 2/64 ~ 6/65 Janes Flannery C/(retired) —— 9/64 ~11/66 Herold Dalghren Asst 10/65 - 1967 -Stanley Watson C/ (retired) 66 — 68 68 -~ 71. Joseph SmithC(retired in Mexico) CUBA OPERATIONS — 56 — 1/62 Thomas Hazlitt. Chief . 2/60 - 4/62 Jack Stewart (retired Costa Riga) 4/63 — 4/65: Bob Shaw Chief — 9/63 ~- 7/65 Ray Swider = eS 10/63 - 5/65 Lorna Mackay ( n2.<agite we 8/6% ~- 6/65 David Phill ie Comers re * 9/65 ~ 10/68 Joseph Piccoli,s 10/65 - 12/67. Peggy Maggerd” SOVIET TARGET a , 6/57 - 10 59 Louise Lyon Conture el) fer - 1/67 Prentice Marheine (os 9/59- 8/65 Herbert Manel] Chief— _ (retired ?) 9/59. ~ 8/65 Parbera Manel - . °° Qutside CO’ 5/64 - 7/66 William Bright —= ns no Re EE EE aD aD CoE Ghee: . . PROG | | eb D ce Pere * PenRETED :
13-00000 9/64 - 12/67 Hickael Farmer 5/57 - 8/64 A. Goodpasture (alternate CO — 6/63 - 10/6 Thomas Keenan = Robart Hah aie b = 2/59 W/o _Seseph i ie: Resigno ps). Unit blown and closed “down Oo ‘REPRODUCTION SUPPORT ASSETS - Unilateral phono teps | 1949 - 1961 Cherles Anderson ITI Chief 49-71 7 Outside CO 4/55 ~ 4/60 Peggy Maggord Asst David VILSTED (ps) | . 4/56 - 1/62 Frank Estancona Chief retired in Mexico: . 2/60 — 10/64. Thomas Keenan — . eee OE me ee oe Unilateral photo Cubans 6/59 ~ 4/64, Robert Zambernardi (resigned Mexico) 7/59 ~ 6/62 Richard Srathar TSD (retired) Unilateral photo Soviets ==> a . oe 3/54 - 4/59 Harry T. Mahoney | , SS 56 ~ 68 _Oetaegagent (retired Chicako) és" igned in M exico) and internal routing) . 6/58 - 6/63 Louis D. Puckett (retired) — 65 - 66 Willian Bright | e ote i, ‘ 7 : fe . a Ctra ae . of Liaison phone teps oS 1959 ~ 1969 Winston Scott (deceased) 1 1959 - 1960 Alfonso Spera (retired) 1959 - 1960 Turner Smith (outside, now retired) 1959 - 1960 John’ _ (Training rept resigned) 1960- 1961. John Brady (retired) ~~ a . _ . |. 1962 - 1968 A. Gcodpasture - a 1961 - 1971 Cherles Flick (outside TSD Staff Agent = retired) - t | | ~ & & ce Lyaison - surv i1ian . Prior 1954 Robert Melherg. (retired) 3/54 - 4/59 Harry Mshoney (retired) 4/59 --1961 . Thomas Hazlitt 12/62 - 9/67 Robert Feldmann TSD Guts side unit 4/58 - 12/63 Glen Widden: (rotirea) — -AeSOOUETON
13-00000 | post the day after the ‘transcript (of other conversations et (fA reel as aX and typed. In the case of the Russien,bxd _ about a week behind the date. Russian conversations. an fA caters of the Soviet Eubassy. During this period: (fall of 1963). the reels were probably being brought into the station ait to Herbert Manel] to take to Boris, Herbert Manel) and his ‘wife Berbara _ the photographs as s00n as we learned. that the man calling hinself Oswald was . probably an, ‘Anericen. ‘However, here again ‘there was a backleg because. the for dates a few days previously because ‘the doctor proce: -sed ‘the Film ¢ on a night tine basis. Photog erephs were. -made: usually unti, one roll vas: used but ( REPRODUCTION — PRONIBITED we et A ay a About nid 1962 (check date) LIFNVOY outside Mexi rept asked for the telephone nunoers of the Soviet, Cuban, and Satellite Exbassies. With this fore. warning, LISEAT (unilateral coverage) was disconnected. However, as I recall, the Mexicans connected 5 Cuban tines, 5 Soviet lines, 3 Czech, 2 Polish, “and 1 fugoshew line. The. basek souse listening post had a live — monitor who mede short summaries of interesting conversations for a cally resume which was received each day around 8 a.m. (passed by Flick to Goodrasture to get to Scott before 9 a.m.) Later (when the reel was completely recorded) full transcripts were typed and passed to the station in the same way, however, there was usually a time lag of a day or so. Those transcripts which had Russian or another language besides Ssanish or English went out of the listening typed. These reels were taken to another toca tae bboy Were trenslated aa Age fea guaverdation because of the volume of | e" and carried to Boris by one of the people from the Soviet Section or they 1 may . have been carried to him by. Flick but I think T brought the reel in and gave handled all of the processi:.g of Soviet transcripts. My job involved screening photos: were “pllcked up. three tines | a week but | the ‘ones picked up were usuz ally” later we! ‘got it. changed to one aay coverage ‘on each roll - - in. other words the kl " operetors, cleared’ the camera each: day whether there was annie a. ‘full roll of film exposed. Instructions vere to cover office hours, photogrech each RON aad 000017, tigns: ‘Boris Tarasoff usually ran | cee te engeneene soe ane ee tener teteptrmmeat ag - semen - . . . . . 7 eos i. a! _ : sna pete ent a emenienee emma: tee
13-00000 ~ £. D (i ") iarapr ge (Sky ED new Soviet and family, all foreigners anc foreign lieenee vlates, FEuman error did occur but generally the ezents were conscientious, The Cuban enbessy coverage had more sorkisticated equipaent (a pulse. cavera) but it frequentiy develoced mechanical difficulties. Bob Zambarnerdi and Srathar (I think) handled this film - pick .up and delivery. Lorne i‘ackay screened ‘the film inside the station. I am certain thet the Oswald call came to our attention from the Soviet line. It was picked us snd taken to Boris for a translation because the caller was trying to speak Russian. Any delay was caused by waiting to compare the photographs with the typed transcript. There were no copies of transcricts ever nade in languages other than ‘Spanish or, Fag lish because Win Scott could read only thoce two languages ard ve ceAS,D reened the transcripts for operational leads he RAN arched’ * ” oe yers ‘ | ae 0000172 - REPRODUCTION — - PROLIBITED aang Ee REGGE A " REPRODUCTION reece econ ree verre vs cermmrrrntniinanaaneenigel 6 ote AACE GREED mgr NORRIE etree taGseneananneetAn
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13-00000 27 September 1963, Soviet Embassy Chancery 15-61-55 Item 295, page 3 At 1626 hours, A Soviet calls from the Soviet Embassy Chancery to the Cuban Consulate and asks for Sylvia DURAN. He asks DURAN if the american has been there. DURAN: Yes, he is still here. SOVIET: According to the letters that he showed them from the (Soviet) Consulate in Washington, he wants to go to the USSR to stay a long time with his wife who is Russian, but also the answer had not been received (by him) regarding his problem. That accordingly these transactions take 4 or 5 months but without prior approval from the USSR, they have to request and even then, they could not issue the visa hene.*(in Mexico City) without asking Washington. Yet accordingly* this man (the American) , “= showed him a letter im Wwhich*he *(the American) is a member of an organization.’ favor of Cuba _ and said that the Cubans could not ‘give* hint the visa without ‘the Russian visa and now the Sgafiet doesn't know what to do with him, because he has tor wak ‘ r°the answer from Washington. wR ARS DURAN: ..with them also, becaifse, “up ‘problem with him (the American) is that he doesn <a seniyone in Cuba and in that case it is very ditticar th,vive him a visa, because he was thinking of pe sing his visa, because he knew it was going to take “long time waiting for the Russian visa in Cuba, and then go on to the USSR. SOVIET: ..that the thing is that if his (the American) wife were * now in Washington (and) going to receive the visa right now or the permission | from the USSR to return to her country, (if) she is going to receive her visa in Washington, then having this, visa, she can communicate to whatever place, this , permission, for example, here or in any other place (he) can ' receive it, but right now they do not have them. DURAN: ..certainly and neither can (the Cubans) give him a letter because they do not know if the visa will be approved. SOVIET: They can. only give the visa according to instructions. _ DURAN: Then that is what she will put on his application. SOVIET: Neither can I give him any letter of recommendation because I don't know him and pardon me for bothering you. DURAN: It was no bother, thank you very much. an soos er: TrKHese me Co Gpy 20F 7 _ cr SET - — : a . i
13-00000 REPRODUCTION 27 September 1963, Soviet Embassy Consulate 15-60-55 PROMI An unidentified man (speaking Spanish) calls the Soviet Embassy Consulate at 1037 hours and asks for the Consul. He is told that the Consul is not there. The unidentified man asked what is needed to get visas to go to Odessa. He is told to call back at 1130 hours. Item 137, page 2 At 1235 hours a man named ALATRISTE (not a Soviet) from inside the Soviet Embassy Consulate calls out to number 45-37-72 (Colonial America, probably a pension or hotel but number not listed in the telephone directory) and speaks with a man named SAN ROMAN. ALATRISTE says that he is in the Russian Embassy and they need to know what day the boat "KALONIA" will arrive in Odessa, that the Soviets will also need copies of the passenger manifest. (One concludes that ALATRISTE and SAN ROMAN are shipping-eptesentatives for the boat "KALONIA", and needed routine visa infomation > “First a call was made to the first listing for the Soviet. Embassy in the Mexican telephone directory (which turned out=td. ‘be: thé Military Attache). They got the phone number for the Consulate andsthé address. After making a call to the Consulate and Jeans that it would not be open until 1130 hours, ALATRISTE went. xa the aditess to get the needed information.) . e Item 395, pages 7 and 8 at ee x ~ Just after 1600 hours, ae Soviet Consulate received a call from the Cuban Consulate (Sylvia DURAN) who said she had there a U.S. citizen who had requested a transit visa to Cuba because he is going to the USSR. DURAN wants to know with whom-he spoke at the Soviet Embassy because she sent him over to them telling him that if the Soviets ‘approved the visa then the Cubans would give him one without anything more, advising the (Department of) Immigration in Cuba. She wants . to know with whom he spoke because he says that he doesn't know either with what person and who told him that certainly there would be no problem.: The Soviet asks DURAN to wait a minute. After a short wait DURAN explains the same thing to another Soviet. This Soviet tells her to leave her telephone (number) and her name and someone will return the call. DURAN gives her name and telephone - Number 11-28-47 then says as a personal thing, she has moved and has not advised them of a change of address. so will not receive their Bulletin and can give it to them now. The Soviet asks her to call . KOUKHARENKO in order to change that address and asks for the name of the (Cuban) Cultural Attache. DURAN says it is Teresa PROENZA whose number is 14-13-26. The Soviet thanks ‘her. CCUG 76 ba | REPROBUETION PROGIBN
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13-00000 a i CLASSIFIED MISSAGE _ Aaa AGH Fe, BUSTOS: jpm ie “ot UNIT: . WH/3/Mexico 0 INDEX dy SECRET EXE 5949 (NO INDEX _ DATE : : () FILE IN CS FILE NO, "to: MBRICO CITY gg copy oo . “pret 2 L6%z =e | | | | | ob FROM: DI R ECTOR iro tADDP, Cl, “ci/ors, Oe. Ue Fy E. Ts RF, VR TO. HEXT we | Be TINFOO pho CITE DIR REF: MEXI 6453 (IN pain 4 oe oT 48 3 0 ts Le LEE OSWALD WHO {CALLED SOVEME 1 -OCT PROBABLY IDENTICAL | LER. HENRY QSRALD (201289248) ‘BORN . 18 oct 1939, NEW ORLEANS, HOUSE, ;FORum: ‘RADAR ‘OPERATOR. IN ‘UNITED STATES MARINES _ WHO. DEFECTED. 20. pss IN ocr. 1959, OSWALD 18 HS ae _ BLUE ISS, . ees oe @ an ~ te SD UW NOUVOIISSVID *: rz : A UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD” “aN ‘POSTMARKED MINSK ON FIVE. ‘ESB 1961 TN, WHICH ‘SUBS INDICATED TER, US. ERB ‘MOSCOW, AZ ae quewunsog  * ae “HE DESIRED RETURN OF: HIS x8. PPT. AS. : NISHED | TO RETURN To. USA iF F "WE COULD. COME TO some AGREEMENT. CONCERNING THE - DROPPING oF ANY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS: ‘AGAINST ME. \ ON 8 SULLY on Is. OWN * “INETIATIVE, HE APPEARED AT. THE: -EMB. WITH. Is. ‘WERE TO. ‘SRE AE ABOUT R ne DO) LETLEL “BIS RETURN TO STATES. SUBJ STATED ‘THAT. HE ACTUALLY HAD NEVER - APPLIED FOR SOvIsT: CITIZENSHIP AND THAT HIS APPLICATION AT (6 ate ae _COORDINATING OFFICERS GROUP 1 (CONTINUED) ae Exeluded from automatic “AUTHENTICATING | oO : ER oO NO O3L0NGN hil S 2 yy amonyiod BELEASING OFFICE . downgrading and ao =) ECRET : declassification 4 REPRODUCTION 8 BY OTHER THAN, THE ISSUING. OFFICE. IS PROHIBITED. 4 Copy Nes, ~ fs PY “9 rat ri : ; =, ote meme an le en oe irecmgmanayy: & pe a SAN oe Some Baad nw Py x4 Wecnae A “ee . ie oe ihe eto sane = Sree ihe oss thi oe Se eae SRT ae eT: “one st Sas ae ae Seated ates 1 ES ; Aeon _ amet dark sg SEN Op On BAO be at Oa Ooh ag “ . ae 5
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ae 13-00900 ae lm ' CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET 'O. ° + DinecTOR FROM 1 MEX TCO ITY . ‘CTION: c 5 (MR. WHITTEN, WH, NOTIFIED AND COPY, SLOTTED AT 1255 34 NOV 63 La) "FO 61 DCT, D/oc!, DDP, ADDP, c/ch C/Fi 2, c/sr 5, c/SAS Nz ECRET 2316592 ’ ISR 5» C/SAS 5, ra ye Cilwiws 7108. ne “ ¢/S COMMENT: *DISSEMINATION .APPLICABLE TO LIENVOY | CABLES. } " ae 1. ON 28 SEP 63 SILVIGAOURAN CUBAN EMB CALLED SOV ee CONSUL SAYING NORTHAMERICAN THERE wHO HAD BEEN SOV EMB AND WISH v TMMED IATE DIR’ CITE NEXI 7023 °° — 1 GZLONANOD SPEAK WITH CONSUL.  UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN TOLD SOV CONSUL QUOTE "I was IN YOUR ENB AND SPOKE TO. YOUR CONSUL. Iwas JUST Now AT YOUR EMB AND ‘THEY. TOOK MY ADDRESS.” sov CONSUL SAYS "I KNOW THAT”. MAIATH NOUVOISSVIG. ~ 9/61 Udy 9 “ UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN "I DID NOT KNOW IT THEN. | ‘I WENT TO THE CUBAN EMB.TO ASK THEM FOR MY. ADDRESS BECAUSE, JHE Y | MAVE ae SOV CONSUL. “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND 0 AE al | 4 ; _ ADDRESS WITH US IT IS NOT FAR FROM CUBAN Ave Guben” - op NORTHAMERICAN “WELL, I*LL BE THE price yoey MONITOR NOTES. UNIDEN NORTHAMER ICAN SPOKE Eee ne RECOGNIZABLE . ‘RUSSIAN. . 20 IN VIE BSWALD IN SOV UNION AND FACT HE CLAINED ON 1 ‘oct # yes tee ‘ ee cot wire Loets LIEN OY TO HAVE VISITED SOV. EMB 28 SEP, SUBJECT PARA ONE PROBABLY . OSWALD. ATION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE AS FIRST TAPE ERASED. PRIOR - RECEIPT SECOND CALL. ECL OOO CL» Oye ca ze /) Se PARA THREE MEXI 7814 DATE SHOULD BE ONE. oct 636 SAME : - pas SPELT wees SUBJECT. VISITED ‘SOvEMBA Oct BUT NOT RECORDER LIENVOY THAT DATE. | ALSO POUCHING 4 OCT PHOTOS. © ae aeasagy fe e MAKING EVERY EFFORT peta Gy OSVALDS ACT IVIT IES nix tod. mM 65 E oeer aa SECRET a . - REPRODUCTION, BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED rao - — i Set = for at a Pe ny ° ew ” S Ae te TL #, aon en of ee ae oe ely oat tosh Pa a or Ae “Seen to a tei a, ae Beet pete oso mes Lome, AOS BE AG Ps PO
13- DEFERRED PRIORITY | . ~OPEEATIONAL | INITIALS | ROUTINE xk ThAMEDIATE JORG: RB, RIGGS , PROB it dem: CUSSSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: A Ted CHRONO (DUMMY) | | cLASSIF | Silvia Buna P- 00000 INITIAL 10 - IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. | CHE MEXI ~3933,——— | LIENVOY 1 HENvOY aH 1. ON 28 SEP 63 SILVIA DURAN CUBAN EMB CALLED SOV CONSUL SAYING NORTHAMERICAN THERE WHO HAD BEEN SOV EMB AND WISH ‘SPEAK WITH CONSUL, UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN TOLD SO CONSUL ara = on Thee FAS ate a | QUOTE: "I-WAS IN-YCUR EMB ‘AND SPOKE) TO YOUR See Thiet « o °. JUST Now AT YOUR . EMB AND THEY TOOK} - atin “3 SAYS a KNOW. THAT." UNIDEN Non, f ees | THE CUBAN EMB TO ASK. THEM FOR — AN SPEAKS RUSSIAN "I DID NOT KNOW LT THEN, “ MY ADDRESS BECAUSE. 3 HAVE Ir, " Sov CONSUL “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS WITH US IT Is NOT FAR FROM CUBAN EMB," UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN "WELL, I'LL BE THERE RIGHT AWAY." MONITOR NOTES UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN SPOKE . TERRIBLE HARDLY RECOGNIZABLE RUSSIAN, 2. IN VIEW OSWALD IN SOV UNION AND FACT HE CLAIMED ON 1 OCT LIENVOY TO HAVE VISITED SOV EMB 28 SEP, SUBJECT PARA ONE | PROBABLY OSWALD, STATION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE AS-FIRST TAPE COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER | >. eLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER oe oe OUTGOING — ee ES : ae . , "3 wore ae % oe See h Sen Thing, se Me EO tT . as Sa eee aN RL ae AI GC Te) Pee Cotati od
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13-00000 2h t CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ppae mene Sen] SECRET DEC 4 1974 _MICROFILMED _ | TO t DIRECTOR eS COPY FROM 1 Mexico CITY : ACTION: c/sR 5. (MR. WHITTEN, WH AND MR. BAGLEY, SR NOTIFIED ANO COPY SLOTTED AT; 1605 23 NOV 63 Wa) ‘NFO 4 DCI, D/DCI,. ooP, ADDP, iv c/ci/ops, c/Fl, C/wH 2, D/oS 2, VR Si CR ET 2319112 | following,4c: IMMEDIATE DIR cxre| Wexi 79p4 auto MEAL (wexx ropa susie authorized: “RRBT REDV OOD LCINFROVE REF Ae DIR 84837 * . 8 DIR 84gg5 * “WS Vote: Note: If ¢ éectruction, , elite C. DIR 84886 * reasons and coordinate if appropriate... rat age A uninze REPCRT ING 6 THRU 19 NOV SHOWS =a Mi ‘SOV. EMS EVERY ak ‘DAY. (NO LILYRIC REPORTING 9-19.44 Abgot NOV. 2. WILL GET REPORTING ~ EARLY THIS AFTERNOON RE. KOSTB SAQMEPLVITIES 22 NOV. PLACING KIM = 8 UNDER LIENBRACE suRVEILEANS.? a § = @ 2. PARA 2B REF A, NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SOVEY E te 7 GLASSIFICATION REVIEW ee = act IVITIES 17. NOV TO DATE. , CONDUCTED 0 16 APR 1976) & 3 3. WILL SATISFY. ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS ASR ,-IMroeT cL py.c/20$ | St = 4. REF B, IMMEDIATE AND PROBABLY DEFINITIVE CHECK SHOWS NO OTHER = | ALFERIEV TRAVEL. Linmic REPORTING SHOUS ALFERIEV AT " SOvEME 6 SR THRU 19 NOV. ¢NO Lin ye ie COVERAGE.9~18 AND 16-17 NOV.) | - anes “5. CGVERING ALFERIEV -ACTIVIT-IES SANE aS WITH KOSTIKOV.: WILL PLACE HIM UNpER LIRICE SURVEILLANCE ASAP. 0 oOD/- 912d Did00-S-4( Z aa ES COP a eS oh Brot- 365052. | SECRET. | ' REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFIC on ARE eR ma ater Sat ae wal poe: eB oR 000200. cate ther Mtb ed Pp cies om Do froas,s ae oak Rib, ge, t. =) [rr ES oS 1 ERA com ibe oe
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{ : i i aoa ~ewwranty Se ee ee te ee ee a ‘ et GaxX G.F.GESTETNER Ae ~ : | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE : pO Hite P| — — SECRET LE: sue cciay,  |_disinm | oe ALFERIEV P- oi INITIAL® NUMBER : DEFERRED PRIORITY 3 | GPERATIONAL | wwivace ¢ ROUTINE —K3} IMMEDIATE __. 10 IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. . CIE MEX -ssas¢q--—— RYBAT REDWOOD LCIMPROVE _ a . an A A REF: A. DIR 84837 B. DIR 84885. G. DIR 84886: de, PARA Rcd REF’ As STATION'S IMMEDIATE, AND MOST LIKELY .- : omy ate. Doe DEFINITIVE CHECK INDICATES NO OTHER KOSTIKOV TRAVEL yQU TSIDE “~< hs 4 . MEXI,. Most RECENT LILYRIC REPORTING 6 THR ACARY SE Ss KOSTIKOV AT SOV EMB EVERY DAY. wg, Fay RAC PORTING 9-10 YEO LS 8 ‘AND 16-17 NOV,). WILL GET REPORT el we THIS AFTERNOON RE as = - KOSTIKOV ACTIVITIES 22 Mipy' { biker HIM UNDER LIEMBRACE: SURVEILLANCE, | | 2. PARA 2B REF AL NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SOVEMB PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES I7. NOV TO DATE, | 3. WILL SATISFY ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS ASAP, a REF B, IMMEDIATE AND PROBABLY DEFINITIVE CHECK SHOWS a No ¢ OTHER ALFERIEV TRAVEL, LILYRIC REPORTING SHOWS ALFERIEV AT SOVEMB 6 THRU 19 NOV coll OnbURIS, SAYERAGE 9- 10 AND 16-17 NOV. )* na | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER = CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER ' OUTGOING On, or  , Sere ee” arc weg” Mame tT ke. Pies Py Fn ee 4 "eins aed. wee
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ons. Ce te oe - 5) | es MVCIT INGA | BecioM TSTONE Se i ; TF AO OLA Tr Cin TO + PIREGTOR C3 popy OEC4 we rad TT FROM 4 HEXICO_ CITY MICROFILMED ACTIONY 6 Aa 5. “(MR WHITTEN, WH, MR. BALLEYs SR, AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED ND COPY SLOTTED AT: 1700 23 NOV _INFO ' pci, D/OCl, DOP, ADOP, efi ort 2 2) ¢/SR adit P8 *wi Signed: Ale ee KORO. fl - UnltGgwe7S Wote: If @esirasticn, elite . Ke reasons ani voordinate [es i. FOLLOWING FULL TRaNseeics AVAILABLE. if appropriate. is 2. ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1963 LIENVOY REPORTED FOL:.. “ENTRADA MF DEL lle _ CONSULADO DEL CUBA QUIEN DICE GUE ALLI EN SU CONSULADO ESTA uN NORTEAMERICANO QUE ESTUVO ALLI EN LA EMBAJADADA RUSA. HD QUE _ESPERE UN MOMENTO. MF ES SILVIA DURAN Y HABLA “ane APARICIO Y LO APUNTA QUE ES EL 14 12, so CLUDADANO NORTEAMERICANG Y pymries gg - HD LE HABLA EN INGLES.” ‘hae ca ASKS: WORTHAMERICAN "po You zB =~ SPEAK RUSSIAN?” “THEN WHY DONT: YOU TALK TO HIM?" -NORTHAMERICAN s 3. | TAKES PHONE AND SAYS IN BORKEN RUSSIAN “I WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND a , SPOKE TO YUOR CONSUL. JUST A MINUTE.” MAN IN SOV ENB ASKS | a NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? “NOATHANERICANS a S "PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN”. SOVIET: “WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?” | NORTH AMERICAN: “I WAS JUST Now AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY: | ADDRESS.” _ Soviets "I KNOW THAT.” NORTHAMERICAN: “I pr NOT KNOW L.- pots! WeILO ian a 23 Mev a3 [SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED — 550, Poe ies Seat ace aN as es 33h PARE wT aera | , 0000204 2k | - ; : . Mogi Cy fe Sf i
13-00000 ~ oo i CLASSIFIED MESSAGE © IT THEN, I WENT TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY TO ASK THEM FOR MY(@ - BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT,” SOVIET: “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAIW YOUR ADDRESS WITH US. IT IS NOT FAR. FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY.” NORTHANERICAN: "WELL I°LL-BE THERE RIGHT AWAY." DOUGLAS J. ‘FEINGLASS NOTED NGRTHANERICAN SPOKE TERRIBLE HARDLY RECOGNIZABLE " RUSSIAN. — | a 3, ON ONE OCTOBER 1963 AT 1945 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET ENB AND Sain "HELLO THIS IS/LEE OSWALD SPEAKING. I WAS AT: YOUR PLACE LAST SATURDAY AND- SPOKE WITH THE CONSUL AND THEY SAID THAT THEY'D SEND A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON SO I WANTED TO FIND OUT IF You HAVE ANYTHING NEW? BUT I DONT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL.” SOVIET (EMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): "KOSTIKOV: ‘HE IS DARK.” “HO: "YES, MY NAME IS OSWALD.” SOVIET: "JUST A MINUTE “I°LL FIND OUT, THEY SAY THAT THEY HAVEN'T RECEIVED ANYTHING AE WO: "HAVE THEY DONE ANY THING?” SOVIET: “YES THAYs@A\:Th REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT OUT BUT “NOTHING _as@EkN 4 GUY ye 4. DOUGLAS J. Fenevass"u re pouscarPTr088 SAYS OSWALD Is” , regs O87 IDENTICAL WITH. Penson, PARA, ONE SPeAaKING BROKEN RUSSIAN WHO CALLED coerce nnenememmrnmetate HO: "AND WHAT..?” SOVIET. HAN peor FROM CUBAN EMBASSY 2g SEPTEMBER TO SOVIET EMBASSY. ECR £ T CS Gervnent: “eH equested Station review all LIENVOY (1) tapes and tramse ns siece 27 Sept,. to. locvate, pert! nent information on Oswald. ee et gz }
Se. i291 - : | - EES - sree r CLASSIFIED MESSAGE STR: + COMMO | SECRET toes CHRONO (DUMMY) | CLASSIFICATION Silvia DURAN P- = tg wAuasann ast Lie) came AE ATE: NOW! 1963 KOSTIKOV P- NUMBER BMITIALD PRIORITY OPERATIONAL MMEDIATE ENITIAL ROUTINE Ee eaanemhemaned IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. CIE wemexy = 7025. __. . RYBAT LIENVOY _ . _— oot REF; DIR 84886 oe - 1, FOLLOWING FULL TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE, 2. ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1963 LIENVOY REPORTED FOL: "ENTRADA ‘MF DEL CONSULADO DEL CUBA QUIEN DICE QUE ALLI EN SU CONSULADO © ESTA. UN NORTEAMERICANO QUE ESTUVO ALLIEN LA EMBAJADADA sere tv am) : 44 ka R ant Y HABLA D yon :) RUSA, “UD QUE ESPERE UN MOMENTO. ME,ES Bathe - as Oe ae Bin if 3 INGLES CoN ALGUNA eae cou NTA EN ESPANOL QUE aL LA PUSIERON TELEFONO SARICIO Y LO APUNTA QUE ES EL (1412 99, SILVIA LE DICE SOBRE EL CIUDADANO NORTEAMERICANO Y¥ QUE LES VA A HABLAR, HF HABLA RUSO, HD LE HABLA EN INGLES,” ENR LEE ee A nN GaN a ta eR ee SILVIA DURAN ASKS NORTHAMERICAN "DO YOU SPEAK RUSSIAN?" THEN "WHY DONT YOU TALK TO HIM?" NORTHAMERICAN TAKES PHONE AND. ‘SAYS IN BROKEN RUSSIAN "I WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND SPOKE TO YOUR | CONSUL," MAN IN SOV EMB "JUST A MINUTE," MAN IN Sov EMB ASKS . NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? _NORTHAME RICAN: "OX oo, COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER «sg | CLASSIFICATION _ RELEASING OFFICER ouigoine sae ° . Fah SS SO | mes pg “8 APR * orgies Ate Sree: ~ om: 2 a hs eee et ee et Apes soesie See ica Se a! as Le Oe "eek oa ate Te =. No ery tenn tne Par sap et Reopens he a Rhye dal Fn genres, Pe eane a8 eye aus
13-00000 ay © Repaonuctio -_ | | — | | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PROGIBT ED frm, oad “IST Ris | SECRET 1 Fite: ; PAGE 2. CLASSIFICATION : DEFERRED | priority | ms et “}P OPERATIONAL | wiriacs : | ROUTINE IMMEDIATE _ : : 5 9) | | INFO, — | CIE | 62k S "PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN". SOVIET: "WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?" | NORTHAMERICAN: "| WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS," SOVIET: "IMM KNOW THAT." NORTHAMERICAN: "L DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, I WENT TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY TO ASK THEM FOR.MY ADDRESS BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT." SOVIET: "WHY ge "DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS WITH US, IT IS NOT FAR FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY," NORTHAMERIGAN ‘ WEBL ILL BE 3. ON ONE OCTOBER 1963 AT 1045 HOURS | MAN CALLED SOVIET EMB AND SAID "HELLO THIS 1S LEE OSWALD SPEAKING, I WAS AT YOUR. PLACE LAST SATURDAY AND SPOKE WITH THE CONSUL AND THEY SAID THAT THEY'D SEND A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON SO I WANTED TO FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE ANY THING NEW? BUT IDONT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL." ‘SOVIET (EMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): "KOSTIKOV: HE IS DARK," MO: "YES, MY NAME IS OSWALD," SOVIET:, “JUST A MINUTE I'LL FIND OUT, THREE SAK RHA TCEREY HAVEN'T RECEIVED AUTHENTICATING OFFICER ~ RELEASING OFFICER — ee se a Sst we sae SN me ON. ate ego OES
: “ REPROOUCTTO ts CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PROHIBITED FILE: “STR. : 2 |_| PRIORITY en mune i LOUTIN AMEDIA . e c E _ Le * Bont ectiyenale ap sme pahbitl dome bo Bt apa + chaos ged an, INFO. , | cue LG) OL ANYTHING YET, MO: "HAVE THEY DONE ANYTHING?" SOVIET: "YES - THEY SAY THAT A REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT OUT BUT NOTHING HAS . BEEN RECEIVED AS YET." MO: "AND WHAT, 2?" SOVIET HANGS UP, 4. DOUGLAS J.-FEINGLASS WHO DID TRANSCRIPTIONS SAYS ; OSWALD 1S, IDENTICAL WITH PERSON PARA ONE SPEAKING BROKEN RUSSIAN WHO CALLED. FROM CUBAN EMBASSY 28 peter SOVIET EMBASSY. CWE END OF MSG “By COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENRIGMING OFFICER. RELEASIVE@EFICER oo ~ OUTGOING |
13-00000. .. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 27) rpoermcrorsef) SECRET DEC 4 1974 ; MICROFILMED TO. : DIRECTOR FROM § MEXICO CITY ACTION: ¢/wH 5.(MR. WHITTEN, WH MR. BAGLEY, SR AND ‘NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED A “pe 23 NOV WB). INFO + pci, p/oci, DdP, ADDP, c/Ft 2, C/5R 5, C/SAS 5, D/0S 2, VR f 4 f SECRET 2329452 — IMMEDIATE DIR-GITE MEXI 7098 > REF MEXI 7025 (rw ror | I. COS HAD URGENT CaLL TO SEE LITENSOR 23 NOV. 2 COS THOUGHT WoyLD BE FOR LITENSOR EXPRESSION CON DOLENGE.. _WER LOSS OF PRES KENNEDY BUT DEVELOPED _ THAT Lrenvoy gHao D_CaLt TO SOVIET EMBASSY OF LI E OSWALD MADE ON 28 SEPTEMBER, > Se BELIEVE FaCT THaT LITENSOR AWARE OF TAS: \ Swoaraat ¢ CFROM OUR JOINT OPERATION) ‘AND PASSED Dat war Neorg 1 IMPORTANT. mio fe) Cs Comment: 2 TParancaedR Gir of LIENVOY (2). transcripts. a15 3 . . ee #1. ER STAMP pas a . _ o;o & , meee esas S rs ome [* TA : & Te author! edi ie poarnthga of: ner ot -s R.O. f- _—_——— th wee ' Note: gear oe ainete . ~ te. . . . - 4f apes rear ia D, ets ES copy, se oe 2s (- 289.98 Document Number 58-549 oo 23 Yew a _ FOIA Poview on APR 1976 : - i. . 7 Povey, : . : i ; C for . , : . neta ; . , . . . iT cer eegee . 4 "REPRODUCTION BY. OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED - - Copy No. | Shancbtaaarciye AEN tnd — asc Chesernatene ANAT aoa cecenss Tet: view a nee: “or. 9900209. “Snir i ae
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13-00000 - -REPHOBUCTION PROGIBITED CLASSIFIED MESSAGE (“ ROUTING pec4 iw MICROFILMED oO a DIRECTOR ROM § MEXICO Cl . TION: c/w 5. (VR WHITTEN, WH AND OS NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED ATs ints 23 Noy a) NFO cl, p/PeI, DOP, aDoP, Ct), c/Fi 2, c/sr 5, C/SAS 5, D/0S.2,-VR_ . . L _ RECORDS OFFICER STANP  ~ a . SE CRET 2320482 "IMMEDIATE DIR(CITE MEXI-7a29 - Pinel ; B.O. #1 - Unit cers 43Nwe REF Ae DIR 84888 * | Note: If destruction, cite - : Bee Pee. - Be _ MEXT 7925 fin mtd « sere reasons and coordinate ay 4f appropriate. a te. » SAW PHOTOS OF LEE ‘OSWALD ON TELEVISION NIGHT, a 22, Noe AND IT DALLAS. DATES ARE AS GIVEN ON Pugras. ra ye "2, MEXI STATION REVIEWING Ail i APLABLE F PHOTOS PERSONS ENTERING | OVIET AND CUBAN EMBASSIES. a 7 ; | _3. MEXI SUGGESTING TO LITEMPO 2 THAT SILVIA DURAN WHO ‘VEXICAN EMPLOYEE AT CUBAN. EMBASSY AND WHO PUT LEE OSWALD. oN ‘TELEPHONE FROM CUBAN EMBASSY TO TALK TO SOVIET EMBASSY ON 28 ‘SEPT : BE ARRESTED IMMEDIATELY AND HELD INCOMMUNECADO UNTIL SHE GIVES . ~_ ALL DETAILS OF OSWALD KNOWN TO HER. (SEE. REF B) . de LITEMPO 2 CAN SAY DeFeSs “COVERAGE REVEALED. CALL. TO HIM IF HE CLASSIFICATION REVIEW CONDUCTED. ont 6! 6 A PR 197 : ELS 2MPDET cu BY_2s 622, OF Cs Comments: “Photos sent from Mexico ‘City were not those © €é wat #*Forwarded 3 a review of LIENVOY (2) transcripts. NEEDS TO EXPAEINS D “gy 201289209 280 23 id Sum 23 Mev 63 Document num = -Zor FOIA Reviow on APR 1976 : SECRET a a ‘ES . oO . REPRODUCTION Br OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED - | : Tree: — seamen: mae mney sttemettteess m, t emmne rs - . : Tee . oe : ory ace we coe FL wee te =~ 2 ae _ HE oe ; nate
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13-00000 . - ae Se ¢ CLASSIFIED A MESSAGE (OG s Joey WM, WAEPren hee eetiae Ut tefga 3 _ EP INDEX / EAT 3 . NO INDEX DATE : Oh VOTESBER 105 C] FILE IN CS FILE NO. FROM: DIRECTOR ee ( __DEBaf —_ MEI Wh SECRET i Hov 24.13 35 re ii ! “ wo a ee USABLE SEC Tpererrcp a P| ROUTINE . eo Ini a ‘p/ocl, DOP, ADOP, Cl, c1/oPs, FI, SR 7, ‘SAS 8, OS 2, VR wo DORDIATS MEX oo e — z : EDs ~ ~onte bra 34920 7 * Syme ASALIZING : ALD aE TRAFFIC AND READING THE STATEMENT 2) TLVIA DURAN, OW 7 3 _ Reotane. qresrtaa STILL PUZZLES US. _s OSWALD WAS IN MEXICO CTY IN LATE ~ nena _ SNPMOANER AND BARE OCNGHER 10 GET A SOVIR VISA AA CAN TRANSIT VISA, DID HE . doe _., MAME TO.TRAVEL TO CUBA RIGHT AWAY, ‘secs, cass WE JOTH ADK ERE ATO EK _s Q 2 RAVE, POR cB, ‘GR DID ES FLAN 70 REIURN TO THE STATES FIRST AND THEN LEAVE LATER... oa “gp. APPEnS TAP EAS, THEY NRIMING ONLY ADOT A PEACEFUL CHANGE OF a Document Number. THOUS 2, KARANESSINES oo COORDINATING GFFIGERS - aR “78 es Exctuded from automatic } downgrading and Seclassibecation “RELESSING OFFIGER 2D wir) REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. - = Ot lew, t Are areata ct TO geet Haale? Stree, _feiaoueT ees - . tee ee eo . : Seine temeninesors Be baat “see
13-00000. THIS POINT. ADVISE. 4 bain Dh A _ "REPRODUCTION PROWIITED FORM (30:3 : . Ba 1i-S?7 . ) , . . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ACTION: DATE: 24 NOV 63 iNFO: , FILE: SECRET | CLASSIFICATION — ; . ; ; . . e 7 ve INITIALS INCOMING NUMBER - = DEFERRED PRIORITY . 5 ~ 74 * : ROUTINE OPERATIONAL | !NITIALS uf /Zé AE 6702 ° € = IMMEDIATE _ TO ‘ INFO CITE , i IMMEDIATE MEXT ~DIkesa20-""_—_. LIENVOY le AFTER ANALYZING ALL. THE TRAFFIC AND READING THE ‘STATENEN, OF SILVIA DURAN, ONE IMPORTANT QUESTION STILL PUZZLES: US.” SHEN LEE OSWALD WAS IN MEXICO. CITY IN LATE SEPTEMBER. ‘AODSEARLY OCTOBER TO | GET A SOVIET’ VISA AND A CUBAN AST EE ogtea,. DID HE YANT TO TRAVEL | _ TO CUBA RIGHT AWAY, ALONE, OR ‘HAVE HIS WIFE JOIN HIM THERE AND fe | | THEN LEAVE FoR CUBA, OR DID HE PLAN TO RETURN TO THE STATES FIRST | AND THEN LEAVE LATERe ALTHOUGH IT APPEARS THAT HE WAS THEN THINKING ONLY ABOUT A PEACEFUL CHANGE OF RESIDENCE TO THE SOVIET UNTON : ; IT is ALSO POSSIBLE THAT HE YAS GETTING DOCUMENTED TO MAKE A QUICK iv ESCAPE AFTER ASSASSINATING THE PRESIDENT. - 7 oot 2e PLEASE RESTUDY YOUR LIENVOY MATERIAL AND GIVE us YOUR OPINION, — AND ALSO HAVE MEXICANS QUESTION, SILVIA DURAN VERY CAREFULLY ON : | pe 2a/13197 — | - SECRET. a, co a CLASSIFICATION INCOMING
Oo _ REPRODUCTION PROHIBIT pay 1305 | a | . a OS: RL. EASBY eT: CLASSIFIED MESSAGE — EXT: MESSAG DATE: 24 NOVEMBER 1963 DISTR... COMMO SECRET FILE: p-7976. . ct ’ ' CLASSIFICATION (De } aa CHRONO (DUMMY) P-8593 | ‘NUMBER j 1 t a tt ty DEFERRED OPERATIONAL | ROUTINE fest IMMEDIATE , , TO IMMEDIATE.DIR INFO. CTE ext LOFF BABAURHR NUMBER -RYBAT . : { DIR: A. MEXI 7046 mE PD ad B. DIR $4920. 1. ADDITIONS OR AMENDMENTS REF A: A. ‘DURAN ARRESTED AT HOME aN HUSBAND ‘AND MEMBERS an ~ oA OF FAMILY WHO HAVING PARTY | .B, SINCE SHE: ak peor « ONLY HUSBAND BUT OTHER MEMBERS OF FAMILY ABOUT OSWALD VISITS AFTER SHE READNAME AND SAW TV PICTURE, SHE AZTRIBUTED ARREST TO DENUNCIATION BY COUSIN WHOM DOES NOT LIKE, THUS SOURCE GOM KNOWLEDGE NOT _ REVEALED TO HER. Cc. DOES NOT KNOW WHERE OSWLAD STAYED IN MEXI. _D. PASSPORT OSWALD SHOWED HER WAS STILL VALID FOR USSR, HE TOLD HER WISHED RETURN THERE PERMANENTLY WITH WIFE. E, DURAN HAD IMPRESSION OSWALD HAD OR BELIEVED HE ; ‘HAD MADE ARRANGEMENTS IN WASHINGTON 1 WwW HEREBY INST RUCTIONS ‘WCULD BE SENT SOVEMB MEXI smyy ive, Qs GUE AON ENTRY VISA IN MANNER » AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CE CUTS OING - “REPRODUCTION
13-00000 uaxauvaisy, FORM 44-37 TO CLASSIHED MESSAGE spate: TR | FILE: - Page 2. ; INITIALS NUMSER DEFERRED PRIORITY OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE INITIALS INFO, , cite JOSE _ NUMBER BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO VISIT SOVEMB. FAILURE HIS” REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS WORK. SMOOTHLY CAUSED HIM | FRUSTRATION BY SOVS.) ay AUTHENTICATING OFFICER [-). CLASSIFICATION BECOME RUDE TO SOVIETS. (COMMENT: PARA 1C OF MEXI 7933 MAY REVEAL OSWALD BECAME ABMSI ve Aesboav 2 EMB AS. RESULT HIS ve ao” FE. HER IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY "COMRADE" WHO COULD NOT LIVE COMFORTABLY UNDER RIGORS OF CAPITALISM AND WISHED RETURN TO SPIRITUAL HOME IN USSR. G. DURAN KNOWS NOT WHETHER HE GOT USSR VISA OR CUBAN TRANSIT VISA BUT IF HE DID SHE HAD NO PART INIT. ~ | H. If OSWALD TALKED ANYONE ELSE IN CUBAN EMBASSY SHE UNAWARE. 2. REF DIR. 8.4916 IN 6687). ECHEVERRIA AWARE ODYOKE CONCERN RE LEAK AND HAS W ARNED HER ABOUT TALKING, BUT FEELS AT LEAST | FACT: OF ARREST MAY WELL ‘BE LEAKED BY OTHER RELATIVES PICKED OORDINATING OFFICERS ‘SECRET - _ RELEASING OFFICER - QUIGOING — - - a 6000229 _ = -REPHODUCTION « sareegnes cae + “ee eeweeeee & se reapany: 1.0 Sen mcm tee + poe
13-00000 . "REPRODUCTION PROMIBITES Tey 1304 . - ” i , \ tA ' ORIG. | 7 EXT: _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: DISTR: ; SECRET FILE: ; Page 3. CLASSIFICATION : i DEFERRED PRIORITY mes NUMBER 7 3 OPERATIONAL | tnitiaca a ¢ ROUTINE IMMEDIATE TS INFO. CITE Z OS: “fh NuMBER UP SAME TIME... COS: WILL CONTINUE PUSH NEED FOR SECRECY WITH ECHEVERRIA. DURAN AND HUSBAND WILL BE RELEASED BUT KEPT * 2 hegmed qereeep ieee ee mneten : UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE. 3. RE REF B. Se RAS 35h . ; BEST ANSWER opramasinys Se B BUT WILL REQUEST REINTERROGATION DURAN IF HQ STILL DESIRES. { | END OF MSG ; a — 00800230 COORDINATING ‘OFFICERS . AUTHENTICATING OFFICER — : CLASSIFICATION : . - "RELEASING 2 OFFICER a | _ CUTSOING 3 ite am cman a eens Ofna ae ee en ee nee ae AE Ae TERE NR en tren re HE ot eee nee ene a ok ee
“CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET ro} DIRECTOR FROM § MEXICO CITY. ACTION: ESS | ; INFO + DCI, D/DCI, DDP, ADDP, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, D/OS 2,— \ AK : RECORDS OFFICER SIANP SECRE T 24/1837Z a The cctnat: LE en. is . . . author usd: 22, gars: IMMEDLATE DIR crre|uext 7854 ne ee a . ile IMMEDIATE . staal ae per *mext 7046 C/N G2>Ww D* , | b- * : R.O. #1 -Umtt (Be? S DIR 84929 "* “Kote: If destruction, cite : reasons and coordinate £ 1. ADDITIONS OR AMENDMENTS REX As if appropriate. z ay vq. i DURAN ARRESTED AT HOME WITH. HUSBAND AND MEMBERS 0 “HAVING PARTY, ALL TAKEN TO JAIL. _ Be SINCE SHE HAD TOLD NOT ONLY HUSBAND BUT OTHER MEMBERS OF Fat ILY aBouT OSWALD VISITS AFTER SHE READ NAME AND SAW TV PICTURE, SHE ATTRIBUTED eel ARREST To DENUNC LATION BY GOUSIN WHOM DOES NOT LIKE. THUS anes erery | 6 ~ Document: Ginter 3-565 C. DOES NOT KNOW. WHERE OSWALD STAYED IN. NEXIS - for FOIA Review on KNOWLEDGE NOT ‘REVEALED TO HER. De PASSPORT OSWALD SHOWED HER@WAS poo aLID FOR USSR. HE TOLD oa “yh aS * HER WISHED RETURN THERE may WIFE, Det IEF AY an E. DURAN HAD IMPRESSION OSWALD HAD OR BELIEVED HE HAD MADE. ARRANGE-@ WENTS IN WASHINGTON WHEREBY INSTRUCTIONS WOULD BE ‘SENT SOV ENB MEXI TO 6 ISSUE SOV ENTRY VISA IN MANNER BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO VISit e SOVEMB. FAILURE HIS REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS: WORK SMOOTHLY CAUSED ; HIM BECOME RUDE TO SOVIETS. ¢ COMMENTS PARA IC OF MEXIL 7935 PARTIALLY 3 BEARS THIS OUT BUT STATION DETECTS NO SIGNS RUDENESS IN OSWALDS TALKS 7) DEROC -s- FE o) J of 0 Peeeicaicron BY OTHER THAN THE S ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHISITED ee eer oe ceeereemmnmmnaneaien aes merece ‘tore mesure “na-erineeeeereeeretteretenstseentteenteenesesseseesesesntnentianlensnasstantshiAierernah nr ct . 0p. aes fate - “eet pact te . PRS A senor Ras ast = Savarese ‘siete aN mee gina
13-00000 x ‘ee, LA et ew a3 Qs TP Seat ch ante esa ET frets pet Ay Ses ae CLASSIFIED MESSAGE : DIRECTOR FROM 8 | ACTION: INFO (3 “3 (WITH SOVS. FURTHER DETAILS DURAN INTERROGATION MAY REVEAL OSWALD BECANE ABUSIVE. IN- CUBAN ENB AS RESULT HIS FRUSTRATION BY. SOVS. > Fa HER IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY "COMRADE” WHO COULD NOT LIVE COuF ORT- ABLY UNDER RIGORS OF CAPITALISM AND WISHED RETURN... TOS “USSR. a HOME IN G. DURAN KNOWS NOT | VISA OR CUBAN ‘TRANSIT visa BuT- IF HE DID SHE HAD. NO ‘Beg Wer. H. IF. OSWALD TALKED ANYONE ELSE IN CUBAN EMBASSY SHE UNAWARE. 2. REF DIR 84916. ECHEVERRIA AWARE oDYOoKE CONCERN RE LEAK AND HAS. WARNED HER ABOUT TALKING, BUT FEELS AT LEAST FACT OF ARREST MAY WELL BE LEAKED BY OTHER RELATIVES PICKED UP SANE TIME. COS. WILL CONTINUE PUSH NEED FOR SECRECY WITH -ECHEVERRIA. DURAN AND HUSBAND WILL BE RELEASED BUT KEPT UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE | 3. RE REF B, WITH MEXI 7933 HQ HAS FULL TRANSCRIPTS. ALL PERTINENT ae CALLS» REGRET COMPLETE. RECHECK SHOWS TAPES. FOR THIS PERIOD’ ALREADY —. ..- rtetgg arte atm Pade hot MOT ERASED. - “STATION FEELING. THAT ABOVE Is BEST ANSWER OBTAINABLE TO.” oe oan i nal REF B BUT WILL REQUEST REINTERROGATION DURAN IF Ha STILL DESIRES. og SECRET. . CIs COMMENT:. aE Chey verria told GCOS Devan completely coopesatiy 76 3: get written statement attesting to two visits by Oswald, *kDid Oswal d want ‘o travel. to Guba right away, arare, BE pte oT, ? his wife join him there and: Shen leave tor Guta, oF did Fe plan to Fret, 7 i _fisst wrod ihea leave: lat er Ro oS ; ; - ; “0000232 : SREPRO DUCTION ae , ee PRO arc Wi OTHER THAH THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PRUHIDITED ey
13-00000 PRMINITED (jy UNCLASSIFIED Oo ry "aNAL 7 conn” “NTIAL CO secrer — S OUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Optional) TOs oer designation, room number, ond FRICER'S COMMENTS (Number eoch comment to show fram whom fe whom. Draw o line across column after each comment.) . = WHITE : somm 610 “EmENe’* (] SECRET [] CONFIDENTIAL Qo se Ob [-] UNCLASSIFIED A Seems ete
13-00000 eR ( { CLASSIFIED 2 ESAS < \ ee ee FROM «MEXICO CITY ACTION: C/WH 5 (WH COPY ISSUED 1300 25 Nov/ou) INFO. + DCI, D/DCT, BOP, ADDP, ¢/sop 4, c/ca 2, c/ca/o 2, c/c}, C/ri 2, c/sr ! Dele Pfocl DOP» ADOPs [ca z, c/ca/ » fet, o/ » /SR 5; ‘ j | 1 SECRET 25/17 | “IMMEDIATE DIR | H 25 Nov 63S 7620 2! | {. NEXT DAILY "EXCELSIOR" OF 25 NOV IMPLYING O¥N INVESTIGATIONS Raw 7 "STORY DESCRIBING OSWALD TRIP TO MEXICO 26 SEPT THRU S OCT. CROSSED “" BRORDER AT LAREDO. VISITED CUBAN EMBASSY 27 SEPT AND NEXT DAY WENT TO - ; - SOVIET ENBASSY. PURPOSE ALLEGEDLY WAS TO OBTAIN VISA GO SOVIET UNION. THIS NOT OUR LEAK. CANNOT ELIMINATE GOBERNACIOY, AS es | so Be FYI: PRESUME Has IS yr ae aN Ge vere inc HAVA 7 SEPT o asi hs tha) 9 9 8 | oy = ge met aan RCOUMIENBASSY FIDEL CASTRO IS QUOTED? " VE ARE PREPARED TO FIGHT THEM AND ANSWER -IN KIND. UNITED STATES LEADERS. - | | “SHOULD THINK (REFLECT?) THAT IF THEY ARE AIDING TERRORIST PLANS TO I | | ! I i ! j 3. PARA ONE STORY WENT Maoh ar we Tt CLASSIFICATION REVIEW . CONDUCTED. ond 6 APR 1976 | _. 5 EC RE T _. . The following actio -~- suthorized: “PE estes | LZPAPDET CL BY. EYERL TS . a ‘Signed : As | R.O. #1 - Unit eu es 4 Pet 21S po: Ret + ~S~_\ [iow iF dessin, cite oy reasens-and. coordinate | | ELIMINATE THE CUSAN LEADERS, THEY THEMSELVES WILL Nor” BE SAF { Document Number Wate otinanah tee thm af appropriates 7 2 on Alev a SECRET iter FOIA Review on aR 1976 | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED 7 Cony No, 0000234. . fe ene te one at ema oe eR Hem 2 tS te ee eo
13-00000 "RPE TIOR C7 uncassieo OT comer writ) stcrer ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET | | SUBJECT: (Optional) OFFICER'S COMMENTS oe mber each comment to show from whom @ fine across coluren offer each comment.) bur of es Bs 2D tes : Pr pEDKAps woeth yb. fa Ed l os lee aT STHFE - | A GeTIh.— TS SWbto | Now HIFECULE | LUTE aA j Tah ULee ARE » Sr COsaae O secret C} cownoewal OPC UaCssinD
13-00000 S ‘REPRODUCTIO PROMIBITED ROUT! NG * Gi Gh To : DIRECTOR , 3} __.! | FROM + JMWAVE ACTION: SAS 8 | INFO: DOP, Cl, ci lors > Fl, Fifi, WH 7, VR LORS. SECRE T 2522212 DIR INFO MEXT CITE WAVE 2149 TYPIC ‘1. ODFOaN ADVISED WAVE THAT PONE CALL FROM SNE JOSE SAN ANTONIO: CABACA IN MEXICO CITY (PHONE 186354) TO DR. EMILIO NUNEZ: PONTUONDO, MIAWI, WAS MONITORED 24 NOVENSER 63. CONVERSATION WAS IN SPANISH. AND GIST OF IT IS: PLAN OF CASTRO CaRRIED cme eS: IS NEXT. SOON THE ATOMIC BOMBS WILL RAIN 4 pitt \ “Ag ya°kNow FROM WHERE. ney PIECT 2B1-312554, = t SED CABACA Is FROBASLY JOSE ANTONIO CASARGA SAINZ, DPOB CIRCA 1918 PROVINCE LAS VILLAS, cusa 2. WAVE TRACES NUNR NO RECORD CASACA. HOU = CURRENTLY RESIDES MEXICO-CITY, PO 30X 3299 AND KAS SAME PHONE NO. PaRA 1 ABGVE. _ HE iS NOy OCCUPIED Ww ITH OSTAINING XEXICAN VISAS FR PER SONS DESIRING LEAVE CUSA. HE IS PR ONOUNC ED SATIS STIANO AND RIGHTIST WITH TIES TO BATISTA GISUPS IN U.S. AND HEADS THE ALIANZA PARA EL PROGRESS DE AMERICA. Fk det | CLASSIFICATION Review | CONDUCTED of 6 APR 1976 EZRSMPDET CL BY.OZ 2208 | a , Ar AM MRA Oa 3. 1OG4L Cor CAs tet fo} 7 y q) u t+} wo 2 ty “0 a oO ic ww y a Q e Document Number for FOIA Review on . or FOIA Revlow 08 APR 1976 nel “PP IDVE —_ AS Cure Fu Ree RODUCTION bY OENE2 THAN THE ISSEND ONCE 12 ALOU TLS ns -Fiss St Ay ceeeneees meseennedustie we fuartenmanamemaencaties aang 6 == ee age 7 cee ee cemamnecae
13-00000 ~ Cheontiassipiep = OC RNAL cant’) TENTIAL | SUBJECT: (Optional) _ - | FROM: "ACTION copy |" |= BZ i 3 TO: (Qfieer designation, ber, and is bildicay ser Sewers nen vm : : ’ OFPMICER’S, COMMENTS. (Number each sommen?t ta show from whom te =| INOTTALS- rove @ line-ceross column offer each comment.} ' 0000237 oie 610 se O SECRET [[]_ CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL = ]s«UNCLASSIFIED
13-00000 = TO a DIRECTOR FROM & MEXICO CITY | | te, ACTION: C/WH 5 (WH NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED 1430 26 NOV/LMG) - INFO + DCI, D/DCI, DOP, ADDP, C/cl, C/Fi 2, C/sAS 5, VR, D/OS 2, C/SR 5 SE CR ET 2618322 IMMEDIATE MANA INFO IMMEDIATE D{ 7G Hoy §3 NG 823 I 1. aT THIS MOMENT STATION: OFFICER AND LOCAL SECURITY-OFFICER “ARE INTERVIEWING NICARAGUAN WHO CLAIMS THAT ON 18 SEPTEMBER HE SAW LEE OSyALD RECEIVE SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED. DOLLARS IN MEETING _— INSIDE. CUBAN EMBASSY MEXI. | ee 2. REQUEST MANA AND DIR ADVISE MEXI oP Ty at BRACE GIL BERTO MAS seth ZELAYA, “NICARAGUA. CLAIMS WPYON PRICR RECEIVING SABOTAGE ALVARADO, BORN 31 JAN 1949 CIUDAD HE AWAITING FALSE MEXICANRY By "e | | TRAINING CUBA. SAYS au tL, ROLAN ALVARADO AND CARLOS ‘FONSECA AMADOR ARE MEMBERS HIS (COMMUNIST?) OR GA NIZATION —_ - a. E I | I I NICARAGUA. . RECORDS OFFICER STAMP SECRET | the following action is 7 ZA. autHorized: SE aE Document Number (2 =A for FOIA Review on APR 1976 -. —«“Stgned? Ay? A os ——— : BS | po. #2 - unt C//ZEA | tow oe _- Y ) a Kote: If destruction, cite ee So TN om a Nf Po . ®easons and coordinat ee J ) . AED - . [ ce 4f appropriate, 2el- om C7 a Y CLASSIFICATION REWE [0 ae i —e = — , | CONDUCTED on 24 HAY 197 . So eer . Flew GD <APDET CL BY.2/ 22.23). “SECRET | See REPRODUCTION ‘BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED: Copy Ne. ce ate so ee nt ooo onmrmRnae: ; aa | ~~ BESTE 9I00298 Re A eR Meee —
| | f CLASSIFIED_MESSAGEG Pons OMCs JOHN Ms WIEDTTRM Sway i Fe THAN : UNITS G/WH/3 CINE SECRET | ye Ja IBIwie It: 6613 C] NO Inpry | ---— [] FILE IN CS FILE NO, 5 OTE PATE i __9_DECEMBER_1.9 i on TO: MEXICO CITY FROM: DIRECTOR || DEFERRED cone; C/WH 4 a yf rourine wero: bo}, O/OCE, OOP, C/CI, c/ci/ SI, VR ate*oa taste buthetibesne . TO MEXI INFO | | one DIR 877 70 Fear _REF: MEXT 72h (IN 73638) * =| a ee: PLS DO NOT ERASE/ANY SOVIET OR CUBAN TAPES UNTII. FURTHER NOTICE. ADVISE HOW MUCH MORE TAPE YOU NEED. ROGET MIERGTSER: , DEC 4 1974 ry MICROFILMED ; C/S Comment: *Station-to erase routine tapes Soviet Embassy, keep- j , ing normal two-week lag. [planta tin Ugo abe ache “rad © ame ao a ptte reasons and coprdi: ute if appropriate. ORY NR 6 we: dy, Cornet a | 201-289248 CLASSIFICATION REVIEW Conpucten on.24 MAY 1976 E___wIMPDET Ct BY2 2 2 gai oe ; GROUP i Excluded from automatic downgrading and deciassification D- 200-5- +4 Document cine es I | 9 , ca es 7 “coin Review on MAY 1876 A by Direction of for. COORGINATING OFFICERS RELEASING OFFICER AUTHENTICATING Sim es OFFICER : 3 . , : REFRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. . . Copy” 0800239 Seeouerion ~~ PROWIBITE
oe ( » CLASSIFIED. MESSAGE ee wee orc: J, M. WHITTEN: cas ye ROUTING UNIT:  C/WH/3 1 INUEX Ws, ECRET AH VN &T : 5613 ONO inpex' DATE: 4 MAY 1964 [CI FILE IN CS FILE NO. | oh apr ret So ——_—e a re : ro; MEXICOCITY = YY Se \or FROM: DIRECTOR - cee | Ue CONF: c/w 4. tee th fine: pee || DEFERRED :) a ae -: co ; Es ROUTINE -fiNfos DCP, efor, DOP, Sel, c/euypt 1, fe A, VR or hel TAPE. os A “HOURS WHEN. CUBAN AND SOVIET EMBASSIES AND oy ee CONSULATES n ‘MEXICO CITY ARE OPEN TO PUBLIC; | ‘THEIR - | : | AND REGULATIONS, oa : PERUITS FOR ar 0. aE ae. is . : oe op Tie TS 8 authorized: eee nee oe END oF ‘MESSAGE - a - emo  oaert nent OTE 67TAE9 on ae - for FOIA Review on JUN 4976 ot Sote: “I? @ascructicn, cite C€astructicn, cite - reasons and coordinate , Cypey OD cl /RtA it i. i> appropriate. a I dhad te Peaenag : en | ; , - ac/fwg ... CS COPY _ 7 eisaf3 vs oe “GOORDINATING CFFICERS Coe RELEASING OFFICER - | EARODUCTION BY ER THAN THE ISSUING 1S PROHIBITED. °° Cepy No. D-200-FERRCCUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. eet devas il | GROUP 1 Excieder fram automatic dowenrading an@ AUTHENTICATING | OFFICER gecisssification an eee eee a | REPRODUCTION “
13-00000~. re Se gee ed 7 - PROMIBITED = eo, as PDD aDEE Bho b! FY Bh ekaDSS tad ben SECRET. : ROUTING ai T [4] — apt v4 13] TO ss DIRECTOR Al sy ee ; 3 lel FROM 1 MEXICO CITY ACTION: C/V 4 OA INFO: DCI, p/ocl, DOP, c/cr, caster ery ORFICER d uP 7 ; ; ; . . _ oe tue 2o4 Ag ection is | ple Aap gton § SECRET 6761242 ; Signed? 4 BIR CITE MEXI 9332 , B.O.. £1 -- Unit C1 [P44 . Sl “RYSHT* GPFLOGR | at ay SS Note: If destruction, cite REF DIR 18827 * : tf ape and coordinate ao & 5 wo RT 7522 ' 1. SOVIET EMB AND CONSULATE E ARE NOT OPENWO PUBLIC. OFFICES | ARE IN COMPOUND ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC 3Y APPOINTHENT. SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK. NORMAL WORK HOURS SEP 1963 WERE 0900 TO 1808 BUT RECENTLY CHANGED C9GG TO 1480 MONDAY AND | FRIDAYS. SIXTEEN SOVIET FANILIZS LIVE IN conrots aE TS TORS RING . BELL AT GATE AT ALL HOURS. RUSSIAN SPEAKE oe. @ee”tn anytinE. 9S "OTHERS USUALLY TURNED “AWAY BY GUARBN me URS; SOVIETS ARE NOT = | = | Aga NtaSa. : | | 2. CUBAN EMB a RTE IN SANE COMPOUND BUT HAVE SEPARATE ENTRANCES. CONSULATE RECEIVES VISITORS FRON 1420 TO 149@ HOURS. KNOWN TO ISSUE PERMITS FOR§ NONDAY. THROUGH FRIDAY. EMBASSY WORKING HOURS ARE FROM @90G TO 1708 = 33. HOURS SAME DAYS BUT MOST EMBASSY VISITGRS USUALLY ATTENDED BEFORE 1462 HOURS, THESE HOURS ALSO APPLIED DURING SEPT 63.  20T.gg0c70 5. CUBAN EMB PROCEDURES AND REG SLATIONS FOR ISSUING PERMITS ‘FOR TRAVEL TO AND THROUGH CUBA: VISAS NORMALLY VALID FOR THREE Hon THS FROH DATE OF ISSUE» 6 Pi PRtOR AUTHORIZATION FRO HABANA INVARIABL ¥ | “ : Document Number OR3 AS | Ce | ne ee _— a a7 for FOIA Review an . “JUN 1978 | a : “SECRET a 7 : _— | | | : | | j af | UU-S fh REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED Copy No. - secant act =e 0000241 ernooweTon
13-00000 - REPRODUCTION wong See Sanitized File  G- oe! a py, NIZA PACE CEASSEIED MESSAGE ReQULRED -BEFORE. ISSUANCE ANY VISA. APPLICANT COMPLETES VISA +2 seme mene oth ad APPLICATION FORM AT CONSULATE, PiRHISSION OFTEN OBTAINED IN EXCHANGE OF CABLES BETWEEN EM&@ASSY AD MINREX HABANA. IN MANY CASES VISAS ISSUED ON SEPARATE SHEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL FACT OF TRAVEL. | . i 4. MEXICAN GOVT PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS RE TRAVEL PBPRIWE eae. CITIZENS re AND THROUGH CUBA UNCHANGED. SINCE HMMA 20887 DATED 3-MAY - > 1963. PBPRIME Ci TIZENS WITH PASSPORTS AND CUBAN VISAS. ARE FREE TO TRAVEL TO CUBA. PBPRIME CITIZENS CAN ‘OSTAIN TOURIST CARDS FROM HEAT CAN CONSUL HAVANA FOR RETURN VIA MEXICO. © SECRET c/s Cor Lent: *Warren Commission requested KUBARK forrish hours when Cuban and Soviet Embassies and Consulates in Mexico City: ave open $0. pRaE ic; their normal — working hRouss; thete procedures and =ogulations formed Ps shfekew involtred in issuing permits for travel to and ‘hrough Cuba. 4 . : ait ee i ‘e a er: UAT OL NG a ve ae
13-00000 __RePAMNUITIC Inside Washington a re CIA Withheld Vi tal | ntell i gence = rom WwW a ze : anor _. By ROBERT S. ALLEN And PAUL SCOTT . WASHINGTON, Oct, 20. eThe Central Intelli- gence Agency withheld vital intelligence infor- ‘rnation from the Warren Commission during its in- vestigation of the assas- ' gination. of Presi dent Kennedy. — Se Despite ‘the commis- sion’s written request. for " - all documents that might shed light om the assae- sination, CIA authorities failed to turn over a na- tional intelligence esti- mate warning that it is Kremlin policy te remove from public office by as- sassination Western offi- ./ Rave. been, cials who actively oppose “Soviet policies. Titled “Soviet Strategic Executive Action,” the suppressed CIA docu- ‘ment went intothe shock-. ing details of how agents . of KGB, the Soviet secret police, are trained to do away with Western lead- ers, including officials in the U.S., and to make their deaths appear due to natural causes, One of the KGB’s new- ly devised assassination wapons:-is -“a. pnumati- cally, operated poison ice... ‘atomizer,’. which leaves .ne wound or other evi- dence of the cause o€-. Tee "+ erm governments,. 5s om e- es. arranging forythe - death.* = | While this deadly weap- the Wearere _ Sion’s. iindbegs “presented strong. p Soviet views on every question that came. up in the Department's on has yet to be used against any high West- ern official, hundreds of KGB agents covertly op- erating outside of Russia have been supplied with this pocket-size, gun, awaiting only. orders from Moscow to use it. The Murder Weapons HIGHLIGHTS of the suppressed int elligence ‘estimate, which is locked in a security area within ‘the tightly-guarded CIA, are as follows: “It has been reported that the KGB endeavors te remove~the-threat to Soviet. interests posed by certain: members of West- we. ain *" MeCormack . - ne CIA cret Sovi g sine ion methods, about the ; been suppressed, them ‘eliminated’ ett t .. im line tovducteed » dentohpson. A WHAle BBY officials | | farned Speaker MeCor- . PS \eCommimist, thet be Rosy ie eee Bods MUnISt, Et -_ : - ‘the list of Western offi ot tials feared ‘by. the Krem- a authority. - has shown the No.2 man ~ ‘| ; . Unatead, Me Cormack a cording te security. filés,- only recently from com: -. ' Pree gressional Probers who .- 8 to- determine why the document - has dismissal of such persons from publie office, at oth- er times even having physi- cally. “Such activities are “Inown. to be undertaken against other types of Persons in the West, not-. : ably defectors from the USS -R. and from other blee. “One recently reported assasSination technique is te electrocute an individ- ual by luring him to use a telephone, connect- ed to a high-voltage wire, during a thunderstorm. -“Another involves the use of a pistol which projects a poison gas in r ane elmer liquid .or form. The - within ~ seco ‘autopsy wou ils use. No - poisons have ed which do fect until 5 -after being < “thus allowing - to be far fro countries of the Soviet. - "| "A know when his vic source has pneumaticall; poison ice *: which leaves or other evic cause o: deat Congressio: gators, who that the nar - eoramittee 6 | tpt US.S.R. country commit. ise” while he - . member, . was * ,.uis State Department oiticial’s name “also ap peared | in the address ook of a suspected So- viet agent who arrived in the US. in 1943, ac cording to- government files, . : ; ote investigators also ; 4 o determin, - Why the CIA in its pre. BsSassingtion report to ‘the State Department on Oswald's trip to Mezieo City gave details only of ; the defector’s visit to the _ ian embassy and not the Cuban embassy. The  : CIA did not report the -: 3 Congressional investi. Jatter visit i o gators also have been Kennedy's assassinatinn aa in Dalian - el ui shocked to discover ‘thag
13-00000 ' tional beeNN09 “Tnsi de ide Washington” oo” =~ ot nd ™ oe . ao vee a crTreree Roreetwee emp os Ps ere or “oe: te aa Ve i CIA Withheld Vital al Intelligence From War ren n Commission “By ROBERT S$. ALLEN And PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, ce-The Central Intelli- _. gence Agency withheld vital intelligence. * mation from the Warren Commission during its in- vestigation of the .assas- ‘sination of P r € sident Kennedy. Despite the commis- sion's writlen request for. all documents that might shed. light on the assas- sination, CIA authorities failed to turn over. a na- intelligence esti- ‘mate warning that it is Kremlin policy to remove . from public office by as- sassination Western offi- infor- | clalg who actively oppose “Soviet ollcies. Titled “Soviet Strategic _ ‘Executive Action,” the suppressed CIA docu- ment went Into the shock- ing details of how agents of KGB, the Soviet secret _ police, are trained to do away with Western lead. ers, including officials In- the U. S., and to make their deaths appear due ‘to natural causes. — One of the KGB’s new-. ly. devised assassination wapons ~is .“a’ pnumati- cally. operated polson: ices, that. the KGB endeovors which ‘leaves; to rethéverthe,.thre ‘atomizer,’ .no wound or: other “evi: dence | De the cause “ots, “ey dea White this deealy' weap: " ie areca Documents ‘OTHER |. U.S, “iavem ence ‘experts, ve due ; Bious of Russia's ‘co. “DX: ‘istence fine, stress that’ |: _ the Warren Commis. . flon’s findings wight have been ifferent a this CIA estimate nid ~other . pressed by the State ‘De. partment had ‘been avail. - able for study, «te Stale patti. 2 ‘Department }::“-cret ‘Soviet: assassination ‘ @uppresged evidonce dink.#! | dng Oswald. ‘with ono OF inten? ‘dts employes, «who. OE cording to’ seeurily. fles, ° “presented stron pro. on has yet fo be used dismissal of auch persong against ap vie, gli West. from public office, at othe ern office Fiaglteds of er times even havin KGB agen y Sasa tly op- {hem ' ‘eliminated’ - physk eraling outhidg Iussha cally. have becn fled with Such activities are gun, " known to be undertaken this pock @#- ‘against other. types of ‘estimate, which 15, awaiting iy? from Moseaw th 3 suppressed intg in a security area wit the: tightly-guard jor! are as follows: “ persons In the West, not-. ably defectors from the .5.R. and from other countries of the Soviet bloc. “One recently reported assassination technique is to electrocute an individ- the. list documents . sup... ‘ual by juring him to use a telephone, connect- ed to a high-voltage wire, ' Soviet: interests posed: hPe-during a thunderstorm. certaln-‘ members of Weg oh “Another involves the “erti governhients. s 0: e of a pistol which’ times arranging irl eas pjects a a Poison gas in a ae re, “It has been re gery eh iia <a at shawn | by" ‘ddininistration 3 officials to Speaker John ee cae ‘ McCormack (Mass), nexié pao in line to succeed Presi: Be Went Johnson. a Whilo FBI wolficials” 3 warned Speaker McOor. ,. + mack, a dedicated’ anti) i} , Comminist, that he ig on | t of Western meh}: ¢ tlals feared by. the Krem- iv ms lin, no CIA authority .. ; % thas shown the No, 2 man ..- da government the CLA”: report lsting these se.'; anstéaa" M. eto amas ; dearned qibout ‘the repout ‘only recently from con. |"! freesional onrshere wha Alquld or compressed form, The gas is fatal ' within seconds and an ‘autopsy would not reveal its use. Non-traceable ‘ polsons have been report- -ed which de not take ef. fect until seyeral hours after being administered, ‘thus allowing an assassin to be far from the scene when his victim dies. “A knowledgeable source has described a pneumatically operated’ poison ice ‘atomizer’ which leaves no wound or other evidence of the .cause of death.” Congressional investi. gators, whe have asked that the name of their ‘committee be withheld ‘for security reasons ree ort that CIA Director ohn McCone made ne mention of this explosive document in his secret testimony before the Warren Commission. While McCone furnish- ed the commission with the CIA’s secret surveil- lance reports on Lee Harvey Oswald’s  cight days in Mexico City be fore the assassination. ine cluding details of Os- wald's contact with the head KGB agent in the Soviet embassy there, the CIA chief gave ne hint of the Kremilin’s as sassination policy. (CONTINVED ON 5-3) t thas
13-00000 we 7 | Gur beth Ra Sse vet een a Coban 2 - COS, Mexico City . ee, an | | qauariy | t Chass (OSS REFERENCE TO az Aid a OSPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER " DATE o ae 4 | HGS FILE NUMBER 201-289248 | CBG BOS lee 80 ATEN HATED ESTE AAS SUR OR TD teaehccrech MOREY tA HE cE lalenaimeiente iebehenetiie . CLASHFIGITION ’ SECRET Chief, WH Division SudsECT . Glee Harvey OSWALD | sca REQUIRES - REFERENCES oe f Action Required: Please advise re negatives ; In view of. recent reopening of the publicity regarding i Lee Harvey OSWALD and WOPFACT evidence, Headquarters would like to determine whether the Station still has on hand the negatives from which the prints available at Headquarters. were made of the unidentified "mystery man" coming out of both the Soviet and Cuban Embassies... If they are still on file, it is requested that they remain so, and that they be forwarded Headquarters for retention rather than Gestroyed if the latter action is ever contemplated. IS. Rueck a ss Bgde I. SCALETTI “Oo Hend guaavos Req vest Fea dhe negatives oF He uadenthfied “my sey Wan: ah Embacsed - RRREEIP cane AS Bt a toh - 464 Distribution: , Fe ’ OFFIGE ‘| ‘RI OG WH/1 __ _C. Bust is-Videla sas ; Chrono COORDINATING “Oswald (soft file) _aawmen [ee ‘ <p acd oo pare wd Gea = onetese eee rR - mee ete tae ante sect
"REPHODUETION * PRERIEITED | DISPATCH T | CLASSIFICATION , = — —_ DISPATCH | secess ae nance —_ 8 i { « : t t } f t t | t DN RS oe ee enim Chief of Station, Mexico City ae ONLY QUALIFIED DESH i CAN JUOGE INDEXING on Chief, WH Division | [4 i Lee Harvey OSWALD. © ACTION REQUIREO - REFERENCES Action Required: Please advise re negatives In view of recent reopening of the publicity regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD and WOFACT evidence, Headquarters would like to determine whether the Station still has on hand the negatives from which the prints available at Headquarters were made of the unidentified "mystery man" coming out of both the Soviet and Cuban Embassies. If they are still on file, it is requested that they remain so, and that they be forwarded Headquarters for retention rather than destroyed if the latter action is ever contemplated. goer - oe RODS “STS ED Panty." RH O8 Tah. - ke +S ogirditemn Yods SFAG: UE BE fe PS” cee WhO Ln himire D> fry 1 er 1963. ROAR, cee ance ere apni jan mn iy en at eee re EN ,; - Distribution: © . (2 - COS, Mexico City _ ee en Sats REFERENCE TO oRPATGA $vMaOL AND NUMBER ote | HMW-15488 18 May 1967 CLASSIFICATION: Tre Chandi d | HOS FILE NUMBER o00u246 .
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13- 00000 _ | 35 4o- o flimo passed fu SIR fa Apih # of FEL 273 November 1963 | ° with wee an paere Costas of an Gassre $ and uFa Ovy OS FLKO av se hove photographic covereygs during dayNgbt hours on the YSSRK, Cuoan, Czechoslovak aini Folish Embassic3. Thsir consulates are located in the embnasies and therefore the coverage of the . embassics would includs cove:aga of the consulates. The photographic coversge ci tae mentioned Lastallzations is of : 4 coxtinuows nature during daylight huurs, however, wenrth @ guise teat the coverage not oc considerceé as total or complete. Dor efzirts Vaerelare do net pradu-e ohetographs useful for identWication— of all versons who snter or dcocart such installations. iy i i { | ! . condiziens and other facto = affecting aay prastuygraphic efforts re- | i { | | | _ KOSTIROV's involvemert in aga ve peis ouz onbr reason to belleve that ke Is conmected with the 13th Department. KOST ISO oe » good “for FOIA Bes view on APR 976 iz . RECOR COPY. CLASSIFICATION REVIEW: CONDUCTED on 4. AY 1970 E__IMPDET CL PY_O/2 208} ee 2 oumemmte oo ence @ aa FP GUT PAT » ONO SS pS GAPE 90 aG* Bow mae mmm, wer 8 o- pac senecewere ne ca) Toe! ood
13-00000 Potten, : mor? “ “ $e re. Le . toate ay - g i ~ bed eta ge bm Om, wage et ae ~ ‘ ef ae LEP nT oe pom an RApY . cP COMMENTS (Number each comment fe show from whom , == to whem. Draw a line aeress column after each comment.) FORWARDED TO: (Officer designation, room aumber, ond building} 2 ee 610 “Ente mone oO SECRET Oo CONFIDENTIAL ry o UNCLASSIFIED” Roseemee ee dee . 620U249
13-00000 vm se PROMISED Cabo Chronos pveu awe, —_ a a via : ; NUMBER DEFERRED . PRIORITY INITIALS | PTS "OPERATIONAL | initiacs = ROUTINE IMMEDIATE DIR AND THROUGH CUBA: VISAS NORMALLY VALID FOR THEEE MONTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. AUTHENTICATING OFFICER - CLASSIFICATION So RELEASING OFFICER - 1200 10 1300 MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, SIXTEEN SOVIET FAMILIES LIVE IN COMPOUND, i¢ C4 i) REF: DIR 18827 Crm 1. -SOVIED ENB AND COUSULATE ARE NOT OPEN TO PUBLIC, OFFICES ARE IN Coit POUID ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC BY APPOINTMENT, SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK, ORMAL WORK HOURS SEP 1963 VERE 0900 10 1600 BUT RECENTLY CHANCED 0900 TO 2400 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, SOV CONSULATE FREQUENTLY CHANGE. NOW OPEN ATED, OTHERS USUALLY TUERED AWAY BY GUARD AFTER HOURS. SOVIEIS ARE NO? DIDASSY WORE HOURS ARE FRO 900% | eopratos emer news moe voor ease ee THESE HOURS ALSO AFFLTED DURING SEPT 63. | | : 3. CUBAN EMS PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS FOR ISSUING PERMITS FOR TRAVEL TO PRIOR AUTHORIZATION FROM HABANA INVARIABLY REQUIRED BEFORE ISSUANCE ANY VISA, ‘APPLICAME COMETEEES VISA APPLICATION FORM AP CONSULATE, PERMISSION OFTEN OBPATNED COORDINATING OFFICERS .BECRET _ OUTGOING . G80U250 AP RAOUCTOR PROGIBITE cD
13-00000 REPRODUCTION INITIALS NUMBER _— DEFERRED" PRIORITY TS OPERATIONAL | intriaca ROUTINE IMMEDIATE INFO. ~2- CITE ___vsds | TH EXCHANGE OF CABLUS BEIVEEN EMDASSY AND KINREX HABANA, Di MANY CASES VISAS | ISSUED GN SEPARATE SHEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL PACT OF TRAY he MEXIGAT GOVE PROCEDURES AND KEGILARIONS RE URAVEL PREMEME cEErzeEs to AND THROUGH CUBA UNCHANGED SINCE EMMA 20887 DATED 3 MAY 1965. PEPER CITEZENS WITH PASSPORTS AND CUBAN VISAS ARE FREE TO TRAVEL (0 CUBA, PSPRIME COYIZENS - ot MOCHOADEN COORDINATING OFFICERS REETCGS - SECRET | WCCURTIS 1ENTICATING OFFICER ; ; : CLASSIFICATION _ . RELEASING OFFICER. a | ..., GUTEOING 6000251 REPRODUCTION =
13-00000 som «REPRODUCTION PROMBLTE! TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Personality (201) File Request, dated 9 December 1960 [FOIA No. 1-1B] miiigne.s ip Ne Lee Harvey OSWA pet ial 0D lis] tion. [FOIA No. 2-524] a sf TBD 4, Menorandun for Chief, CI/R&A, dated 20 February 1964; ct: Documents Available in OSWALD's 201 File. TFOvA No. 563-810] 2. Three index cathh regret ords System on edy's assassina- REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED ERO -— PROKIBITE - see |
13-00000 REPRODUCTION — PROBE a Co) SORT | “AES ey — 20 February 1964 ny Be 3. Machine inquiries for the location of f thes Be: documents have not been made.- . ee a : i name HOO __lceument Number ™%“_*_ 2" fet FOIA Review on JUN 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/R&A« SUBJECT: Documenta Available in OSWALD's 201 File 1. A’ machine. Listing of documents officially recorded as being | in OSWALD's 201. file was “requested and is attached. The actual | machine work & of ord ‘type was begun in 1963, but a few items of previous | ot  arteon of the documents physically available in the 201 file and those recorded as being in the 201 file has shown that 37 documents which should be in the 201 file are not available init. This | .total is made up of: ~ ! 2 dispatches * 7 memoranda from the FBI 1 CSCI 2 State Department documents | 25 cables. | | { | { SORT “EVES GLY GabUTE4
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ‘PRORIGITED > i) { . er 7 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE. (82 a ORIG : C.. sussod.¢ pm ‘ Co een ot =: ROUTING UNIT : WH/3/Mexico oiNx | SECRET. ee &T + S240 ONO INDEX 2; SI CATE : 10 Oc 1963 {] FILE IN CS. FILE. NO, : af. dT To : SEE BELOW i ) | 00er 63 ile “FROM: XRRECESR CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE GENCY .- __ | conf: WH 8 © - 7 rs oe | jo ERE N — a Te . a | ROUTINE ; INFO: Ci, CI/OPS, C!/SI,-Fl, SR 1 Fa WR To CO INFO: ek SO CITEjOIR oy. _ DEPARTMENT OF STATE ot 248793 | FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION © | ee EEE TEU OC OOEPEREE REECE CEC) QI . _- DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY = 00 ~ yy SUBJECT: “Tne HENRY OSWALD - “ 1. ON 1 OCTOBER 1963 A RELIABLE AND. SENSITIVE SOURCE IN MEXICO REPORTED THAT AN AMERICAN MALE, ‘WHO IDENTIFIED © HIMSELF as| Lee OSWALD, CONTACTED | ‘THE ‘SOVIET EMBASSY IN 3 {——___—. a MEXICO CITY INQUIRING WHETHER. THE EMBASSY HAD RECEIVED 9 = L ANY NEWS CONCERNING A ‘TELEGRAM WHICH HAD BEEN SENT TO 2 pe «| ee ben oa] a ° en THE AMERICAN” mas DESCRIBED AS APPROXIMATELY 5 7 | HIS RUSSIAN-BORN_WIFE, MARINA, NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA, AND THEIR dé J Document Numbso2 3 ere "Dla /~ LSTA x2 ye? | 7 | ca ae (CONTINUED), | , Ny) for FOIA Review on APR 1976 woo NEL: or OFF IGERS: GROUP 1 lO lke Wick 6 3 “ PY RELEASING OFFICER " felrowngrading aad AUTHENTICATING | W lin . . S B Cc R EE ae dectassitication FICER. | or a 7 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN: Te RUNS OFFICE | IS PROHIBITED. Copy No QGUGTES5
13- 00000 » ORIG: i UNIT : DATE : - TO 10... a, ‘ tO. . ® FROM: DIRECTOR See Sanitised File CONRimber | ron: sterile Gory of. this doauneat- INFO RELEASING OFFICER REPRODUCTION PROUTED. “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE! ane So ‘ ; ROUTING [1 INDEX SECRET} 1 NO INDEX! 2 TF _O FILE IN CS FILE NO. _ > a a Ta DEFERRED aE Lt 2 ws 2 LAL: 3 mE: ROUTINE Se > BE Soe 8. SATE DIRE 3. THE INFORMATION IN PARAGRAPH ONE Is BEING  pissmeneit TO YOUR REPRESENTATIVES IN MEXICO CITY.- . ANY FURTHER INFOREATI oH 4. Yhap RECEIVED ON THIS SUBJECT WiLL BE FURNISHED YoU. THIS INFORUATION IS BEING MADE AVAILABLE TO THE IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION | SERVICE. . END OF MESSAGE i i Coren @I/SiIG/Egerter (in draft) x ROMAN | i SR/CI/Rol1 (in draft) |. KARL thsrn -CI/RIAISON si. COORDINATING OFFICERS GROUP 1 . . CAWR/R vor, . a et 9st patie Pea ow 1 HE a INFO BASED ON MEXI 6453 CIN 36017) 201-289248 . r 1s 7 Excluded ‘from automatic ; ; ~ * downgrading and A u qT nen ear ING -§ E E R & < declessification ow mo ae : ) | REP, uct om THAN A RSENS Onno -)PROHIB, Deen, Coy Ne. : see set . fea - we me + gaG07 EG 74 Ne ee ———
13-00000 Jequin a N }lewnseg 4 — REPRODUCTION PROMIBITES ornh: cArds Sound in inthe De Ye yp ie OW Ae Howey Crab A OL She Wome ‘ ke PS why 'y i oa . : ren . SEX M DOB 8 OCT 39 oe, (| cit? ee REF - yA USSR OPERATOR, U.S... MARINE CORPS, AS OF 60. be DEFECTED TO USSR.- AN ger 59. mn Fee ee seme gE ee + oye . \E ip i - LAI my et se ees nner oe ene LEE H. , , - [09- 00-011 | Se M 00B 18 oct 39 . OBA 19 5777 SA, NEW ORLEANS ; Cite | aa) OCT 63 Oce ? ‘4 USA, NEW ORLEANS, 4709" MAGAZ INE MBR_OF THE NEW ORLEANS CHAPTER | OF THE» jae pcky FOR CUBA COMMITTEE w UARTERS AT 799 BRGADWAY, NEW YORK i CITY. SEE DOC cee eee OF CUBAN PROPAGANDA. 7 peer tee nae oe Poe Oe . . 2786 744 OSWALD, LEE HARVEY oF - oT h-500 SEX M DOB 18 OCT 39 BF. 49478 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA a: MAY 60 EX=U.S. MARINE, WHO. UPON’ HIS DESCHARGE FROM MAR I NE CORPS., SEPT- cipiaarieS TO USSR TO a A Moscon, USSR i ] | RENOUNCE HIS U UeSs ct ENSHIP
_ RRA NLIETIN Oo PROHIBITED ° : vee Se (when Filied In). C. . ma ToT eae FIE\ ‘PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUEST, | | — : at f 0 BEADQUARTERS, RI Do a _ jose oy en epnnnonnnpnnannannne 7 Tae ‘ss FROM : ay ACTION UlSi G-—- Aum Eeérte 95 S27 Pere | y INSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed or printed. Jw block jatters. SECTION |: ali known aliases and variants, ‘@including maiden name, if applicable) must be listed. If the iden- eifying data varies with the alias used! 8 separate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for iteme you are unable to complete. a SECTION Lit Cryptonym or pscudarnym wilh be entered in Headquarters. SECTION Ibis Te be completed: i ia alk. cases, SECTION I SOURCE DOCUMENT , - SENSITIVE NONe SENSITIVE?) L ae : S ALD I FE HE RLY bp to (uur 24 Chast) (Firat) SA ity WP NAME Oi i980 at AL Tae Py PuOTO | 4p Birt DATE sh Pits he ie olay. OCCUPATLON/POSI TION -P OTHER IDENTIFICATION  3- piers fe | ocelPos. CODE 4 f7 SECTION II P CRYPTONYM _PSEUDONYM ; a {} SECTION lil 2ND COUNTRY LNTEREST 12. Sa COUNTRY, OF RESIDENCE age Fd USSR = O74 COMMEN TS: tafe; , > ° | Debeeted bh ts tgs & us “Cchoba a Document Numbe 3RO COUNTRY INTEREST § 2A. APR 1975 for FOIA Review on PERMANENT CHARGE CTED Si GNATURE aR 7 eee | ee FORM 33 la 10+ S87 - GoCUTES
13-00000 SECRET - REPRODUCTION Commission Document 692 (portion dated 31 PROUT 1964) [Copy of FOIA No. 509-803] ated 25 October GHERERES Department of el ek: ram. ASSIFIED), dated 31 October 19 Pines igec Memorandum for J. Lee yD : ted 6 March 1964; Subject: Information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1963. Letter from {fF 1960, to Rig Note from Richard HELMS to J. Lee RANKIN, dated 6 March 1964. Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 6 March 1964; Subject: Information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1963. [FOIA No. 590-252] REPRODUCTION PROKIBITED
13-00000 : REPRODUCTION ¢-/22y _teantvaing ened coemetn eeenuneseannati nea a Et + ane XAAZ~-2259S° bo Mar 4+ MEMORANDUM FOR: Ms. J, Luce Rankin information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSVALD Prior to November 22, 1963 as Jransnxiteol -t. LJevren Coe mmtesion. - |, This refers to your letter of February 12, 1964 aa ‘addressed to the Director of Sentral Intelligence which has been passed to me for reply. i Ze Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency | to supply the Commission with a report on information in the a | Agency's possession regarding Lee Harvey CSWALD prior to . November 22, 1963, The request was predicated upon the | footnote on page two of CIA's report te the Gomrmission dated . 31 January 1964, entitled: ‘Information Developed by CIA on the Activity af Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 23 Sepe tember « 3 Gctober 1963", - 3. There is attached an exact reproduction of the ; Agency's official dossier on Lee Harvey CSWALD beginning with the opening sheet dated 9 Decernber 1960, The entire dossier carries the security classification of Secret and consists of thirty decuments arranged in chronological order, | " Ca the basis of clearances from the Federal Bureau of investigation, the Department of State, the Department of . Navy, and the Immigration and Nahuwalization Service, who were queried by us after the receipt of your letter, we are able to make available exact copies of all materials in the file up | to early Cctcober 1963, These include: | | | ae | Document. Number 590,852 “ | . a a 7 . | | | i > . of Tag wees. I ~ ay bee SOMden fe 7 enon tee semen F a for FOIA F Review on ; SUN 1876 Swe ae os os | 6 Mane} fee eee a ae ee ee ae
13-00000 . Attachment ; , - Original & 2 « Addressee © Le C/CL/SIG REPRODUCTION ‘PROMIBITED a, Seven documents. received from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, ° b, Ten documents received from the Department of State. a “Ewe documents received from the Department of Navy, * as See One document (a name check request) com the ao Immigration and Naturalization Service, e, Four newspaper clippings, £, Five internal CIA notes, ge CIA report dated 3] January 1964 to the Commission which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA in the matter of Lee Harvey CSWALD from 9 October to 22 November 1963, The report indicated the disseminations of information developed by CIA that were made to other Federal agencies during that period, This tern, as was pointed out at the time, is particularly sensitive and pears appropriate sensitivity indicators. . 4 You will note that almost all of the documents carry markings required for CIA's internal records: processing, fy few of the papers contained the names of cur‘ amployees or identifications of specific organizational components, We have taken the liberty of blockiag out these: items as they do not bear on the substance of the Commissions Fequest. Richard Heime Deputy Director for Plans 1a DDP Subject 5-1 > C/CI/R&A Ll.» DDP Chrono, pgp le» C/WH/3° Lea C/CL = * I « 2014289248 CURGRoecasde/ 7468/4 iach 1964 (Inventory of documents contained in file attached for all but sdtireasee) OI 289245 Gd0U7S0_ eee eee eee oe ere a recente eee oe tere vhs le lar i» LAER Pe eer AA OE at ps em saentatini emtpnepunua: yyyeanthne Spake nana SSCS te Re CEE SCOURS“ i EEC OC ST re te EES SOESOACtA  unanng) *-weesit antthhge ° . . « ee
13-00000 Inventory of Documents Contained in OSWALD Dossier Forwarded file - M2, > e v3, 2 Hh, - WB, «x “14, a8 AS. ~ wb. “ AG. | - 18.. “Stata Telegram 1448, November 9, 1959 {C onfidentia}) oo ' Foreign Service Despatch 806, : ‘May: 26, 1961 (OUC) - XAAZ- pasos OS CORY to the Commission State Telegram No, 1304, Sctober 31, 1959 (Confidential) wa CI/LSN Internal Note dated 2 November 1959 {oral FBI name i | ) check request) and NR reply dated 4 November 1959 (Confidential) Foreign Sexvice Despatch 234, November ae 1959 (Confidential) Jf State ‘Telegram 1358, November 9, 1959 (c onfidential) + Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, November | 16, 1959 Newspaper Clipping from Evening Star, November 26, 1959 m DBF 49478, 25 May 1960 (Confidential) Internal CIA Biographic Profile dated circa” ‘May 1960 (Confidential) Letter from the Department of State (Cumming) to DDP (Bisselt) dated October 25, 1960 P 0-5679 ~ Secret) Sududed te DDP Response to Si Saka 21 November 1960 (p/P 0-6003 - - Secret) ee Internal CIA Request for Opening of 201 fie, g December 1960 | (Secret). go me State Memorandum of conversation dated Famnary 26, 1961 (OUO) / State Instruction A-273, April 13;, $961 (OUO) Jf Foreign Service Despatch 294s. July il, 1961 {ovo v prs jzish, July 13, 1964. { (Confident) ~. ea td wane  261~ 289243
13-00000. ~ REPRODUCTION PROMIBIT co | ( i KAABZ-2DQSTS | . ; C May Cb -~/\9, Internal CIA Memo £ for, the Record, 28 September 1961 (Secret) ' #20, Foreign Service Deopetch 317, Cctober 12, 1961 (ovo) iv, - vel, I&NS Name, Check Request, December 5, 1961 S22. Navy Mesaage 20197/RB/3, 3 March 1962 (Confidential) em , 23, DNA, 1624, 26 April 1962 “ Ty Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, June 9, 1962, uv 1, 225, DBA 20883, September 7, 1962 (Confidential) . - 26, DBA 51407, 10 September 1963 » “27, DBA 52355, 24 September 1963 » -23, DBA 55715 (number unclear), November 7, 1963 v £2% DBA 55777, November 8, 1963 we Dv. CTA Summary Report on Activities of OSWALD. in Mexico City, dated 31 January 1964 3. 23 mEy _  2ol~ 297249
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13-00000 CLASSIFICATION Race, , ‘By authority of: \ i “9 ee ~ Commission FAO REPRODUCTION CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 6 - MAR 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Ce. de Lee Rankin SUBJECT: ~Jatostmation i in CIA's Possession aoe >, Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD bee “Prior to November 22, 1963 4 Be oe 1... ‘This ¢efers to your letter of February 12, 1964 addressed. to the Director of Central Intelligence which has been: Hassed to me for reply. a, “2, Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency ~ “t ‘supply the Commission with a report on information in the “aencyts possession regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to November 22, 1963, The request was predicated upon the footnote on page two of CIA!s report to the Commission dated 31 January 1964, entitled: ‘Information Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 Sep. tember « 3 October 1963", | ae ~ ie 2 - a , " "8 Pa. Sy: ne 3. There is attached an exact reproduction of the | Agency's official dossier on Lee Harvey OSWALD beginning with the opening sheet dated 9 December 1960. The entire dossier carries the security classification of Secret and consists of thirty documents arranged in chronological order. On the basis of clearances from the FederalBureau of — Investigation, the Department of State, the. ‘Department of Navy, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, who were queried by us after the receipt. of. your ‘letter, we are able to make available exact copies: of. all materials in the -file up to early October 1963, Ties. include: cm Name ant gite 0 pera maling the chanyos” PASE COPY Hes,
7 - REPRADMTION a. Seven documents received from the Fed (@) i) (A Bureau of Investigation, — PROHIBIT mo be Ten documents received from the Department Qe “of State, - Cc. Two documents received from the Department “2 of Navys 4! d. One document (a name check request) from the Immigration and Naturalization Service, a e. Four newspaper .clippings. iy £, Five internal CIA notes, Ze CIA. report dated 31 January 1964 to the Commission which covers.all substantive developments affecting CIA eemewer estan in the matter of Lee Harvey OSWALD from 9 October to ine 22 Noveinber 1963, The report indicated the disseminations oem ae of: infor mation developed by CIA that were made to other ‘Federal agencies during that period, This item, as was "pointed out at the time, is particularly sensitive and bears -: “appropriate sensitivity indicators, 4, You will note that almost all of the documents carry © markings required for CIA's internal records processing, A few of the papers contained the names of our employees or i identifications of specific organizational components, We have a taken the liberty of blocking out these items as they do not bear jt on the substance of the Commission's request, eo Richard Helms Deputy Director for Plans Attachment CELED _ CLASSIFICATION CAN ah elie By authority of: C:: AL. 7f f / / | ite af vera mecing’ the chawegat Name and ¢ ook trap Tae Tet. to Laat a eoimbe easy
1s 00000 OA mmasra dae 0+ SERN eatin atati ate ape Soe REPRODUCTION PROGIBIVED oe wae «= Depart tae of State 1 i 3 . Control: 20261 Actian PPT Rec’d: OCTOBER 31, 1959 FROM: MOSCOW 7359 AM.s Info L TO: Secretary of State wu NO: $304, OCTOBER 31, 1! P.M. INR EUR P FOR PO StMC CuEe ae VEN. OSWALD, UNMARRIED AGE 20 PP 1733242 ISSUED WSTA “SEPT 10, 1959 APPEARED. AT EMB TODAY TO RENOUNCE AMERICAN | SCS CITIZENSHIP, STATED APPLIED IN MOSCOW FOR SOVIET CITIZENSHIP SY FOLLOWING ENTRY USSR FROM HELSINK! OCT 15. MOTHER'S the ADDRESS AND HIS LAST ADDRESS US 4936 COLLINWOOD ST., cz, FORT WORTH TEXAS. SAYS ACTION CONTEMPLATED LAST TwO osD YEARS. MAIN REASON "I AM MARXIST". ATTITUDE ARROGANT ACGRESS!VE.. RECENTLY DISCHARGED MARINE CORPS. SAYS HAS OFFERED: SOVIETS ANY. INFORMATION HE, HAS ACQUIRED AS... ENCIS7ED RADAR OPERATOR. cra MAVY motigs mee iN VIEW PETRULL| CASE WE PROPOSE DELAY EXECUTING RENUNCIATION UNTIL SOVIET ACTION KNOWN OR DEPT ADVISES. DESPATCH FOLLGWS. PRESS INFORMED. ‘FREERS JR ; . UNLESS “UNCLASSIFIED” Cone pemeticich). . REPRODUCTION FROMM THIS EEE - COPY IS PROHIBITED. — 68bborcg - REPRODUETIO Ss
13-00000 fo lg PL hap ee eS a REPROOUETION PRONIBIT VU my Fog 2 ; . , & 3 e ’ H \ «enact ee ee ; od . i? 7 ” ; ° e : “ - ? ‘/ fs ae ; DEPARTMENT OF STATE | poe AaSlet ; Be, THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE ANO RESEARCH a ae ' aR, |, WASHINGTON cat : % Ste | " . } 2) SECRET . . OCT 20 1960. ; Dear Dick: .- . Soars ao en Our efforts to answer recent informal inquiries, including some. “1, from the White House Staff, have revealed that, though CIA and the ir + FRE have detailed. records concerning Americans who have been recruited .'-\>. as intelligence agents by Bloc countries, there does not appear to be - “roa! @ complete listing of those Americans now living in Bloc countries eo ath "4..' who. might be called "defectors". Using the definitions of DCID L/2, rea ' + these persons might be described as those who have either been em :. Gapable of providing useful intelligence to the Bloc or those whose '- 0-0. | desire to resettle in Bloc countries has been significantly exploited we “. 4° for communist propaganda purposes. This would mean that no attention. .- |: . 4/1, meed be paid to Americans whose resettlement within the Bloc had no... +," + counter-intelligence implications or had attracted no particular. tag Fw . + $..; attention; for instance, this definition would not cover individual :. Some. ° i? ' 7 ' a US citizens of East European or Chinese origin who retumed to the _ 7 i 4 “+e.” Hhomeland"™ because they had never been completely assimilated into J | 1 ict (the American societys © | . re F aa There is attached a list of such persons, covering the last 18 .. i Too ; oo... months, and it would be appreciated if the Agency could verify and oe " - 4 "2 3 * possibly expand this list for the use of interested Bureaus. of, the . er got nr _Departmente m nS : { 2 a Sincerely yours, a nh, | poe ‘Attachments ae ye, Sy Eg nha | . | re “ast of American "Defectors" ct Sn ae | ys 7 | from May 1959 = October 19606 8 Dat ae aa | - qf , we it , . . , i . , . 4 . . ° ey . * . . oe oa Poa aa " Mrs ‘Richard M. Bissell, Jr. — i ce LE, oe ta i “Toss ft < .. Deputy Director, Plans, ' Sy Cae ern me Central Intelligence Agency. a oe be ; } ihe Pee. view ‘ ; ay 4 ‘b w | ere uh 4 seats ai o ' oy
13-00000 0 tee REPRODUCTION “number 1430223 of August 9, 1960.) “ i i ad - - eanaied MM ae mot oe 2 "CONFIDENTIAL ze > . ‘, 4e t = § i . . ° qe 4 ‘ LIST OF AMERICAN "DEFECTORS" es bea & . ‘. Le). Morris and Mollie BLOCK, living in the USSR, and possibly.” _, 1: . Communist China, since the fall of 1959. . i 2.) David DuBOIS (aka WUPEBOY), living in Peiping since May Se 1960, but may have returned to the U.S. i 3c) Sgt. Joseph DITKANICZ, U.S. Army, defected to East German oo ‘Forces about the spring of 1960. ; tg | -: Ue) Sgt. Ernie F. FLETCHER, U.S. Army, defected to East German, | ee _. Forces in June 1959 and stated that he wished to remain in -.. . doe, Pb! East.Germany at a confrontation held on August 5, 1959 ut : . (CINCUSAREUR telegram SX 5307 of O617kL2 August). . .. Sed. ‘Set. (fnu) JONES, U.S. Air Force, defected in mid May 1960 i 7 to East German Forces (Air Intelligence Information Report ca | I . 6.) William MARTIN, NSA employee. ; oo : & 7) ‘Bernon MITGIELL, NSA employee. " 8.) Lee Harvey OSWALD, tourist. a | go . 9.) ; Libero RICCLARDELLI, tourist. | —_ oy |. 1 10.) Bvt. Viedimir SLOBODA, U.S. Army, defected to East German. a DE Forces in the spring of 1960. . we : ‘in. Robert Edward WEBSTER, tourist, (see New York Times article me "oy of October 20, 1959). mo 12.) Bruce Frederick DAVIS, U.S. Army, defected. to East German’ - Forces, August 19, 1960 (abassy Moscow telegran 1032 of ; October 22, 1960). i |. J . #4 J J a hee. _ eee agit fea # Tere ae
7 ane TOR ra LoL > we ~~ Saree : Tr yea, i perce eee: . — a . ’ SEL TINE me wool AND PETS INV GLVID ‘eREEln hoch emahet as abe Aenscee Rete tama BEd ntl l dbl eet here RAE EER, 31 January 1964 Information Develonsd by GEA‘on the Activity of Lee Harvey CSWAiD im Mezrico Cit 2% Sertermber - 3 Ccteber 1953 i, CSWALD Is Activity in Mexico City : ops" October the CIA Station in Mexico City reccived _. the: lowing information from a reliable aad proven source: eee e preeemas Aa American uzced Lee OSWALD had contacted the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City on Tuesday, 1 October 1963, He had spoken in halting Russiaa ta the Soviet Embassy guard, Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKOV, to whom he said he had visited the Embassy two days earlier, Saturday, 28 September, Ho asked whether there had been a seply to @ telegram that the Consul with whom he . had spoken, but whose name he could not recall, had promised to send to Washington, OBYEDKOV had 7 | attempted te establish the wentity of the 3 Consul wi with then it had probably been KostiKay ‘oBYEDKOY, | _ ev eamarta eau y meen gee Worn" Bot. = a en ’ zeke te & SENSITIVE SOURCES AND. x ‘J 8 cts \ ae WARNING NOTICE | ¥ oo ma eeey “MOOS gneiss qeersy ‘ pe, et: “ep: ea ening ue soos
13-00000 REPRODUCTION —— Ws in pet Fe tae an mn eal Ty after a check with Sevict Consular persoanel, assured OSWALD the telegram had been sent to Washington but no Auswcr had been re ceived... The information was forwarded by. cable toa CIA Headquarters the same day it was received, a2. A file chock in W ashington which is routine in these matters: revealed the possibility of an identity between the Lec - OSWALD’. who had spoken with OBYEDKOV, and presumably with KOSTIXOV, and the defector returnoe, Lee Harvey OSWALD,* 3, On10 October 1963 CIA Headquarters disseminated by cable the report in substantially the form and in the detail | indicated above, in paragraph 1, to the Federal agencies whose jurisdictional interests had been established by a review of OSWALD '!s file: the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Depart- pose * The CIA file on Lee Harvey OSWALD was opened on 9 Decomber bow 1960 to accommodate biographic information developed by CIA in aa response to an inquiry from the Department of State ona list of fe American defectors in Soviet Bloc countriss, OSWALD's was “ier Se among the names in the list, Tke Department of State inquiry : ioe ? was dated 25 October 1960, An interim reply was given by CLA: rece on 3 November 1960; a final. reply, «92. 25; November 1966, Usnsti eczly October 1963 the contents<of the OSWALD file held by CIA consicted entirely of press matesige and disseminations - _received from the Departmont of State, the Federal Bureau of 7 Tavestigation, and the Navy Department, cee a &: i ae ae on as _ ie, 7 “ibe 3 efla. Jae: | ce | - a SENSITIVE SOURCES AND | i__METHODS INVOLVED __
PROWIBITED cary « o_o a whys hoe ihe os . : re ode ART SQUIRES . “AND Bo , “vo Stews: " nt a “ vas JETHODS Avo" D ts snent of State, the Navy Departmoat, and the Immigration and Ne Naturalization Service, A commont was included in the report ; noting the likelihood that the eubject, Bee OSWALD, was aos , probably identical with the former Marine who had defected to» tha Soviet Union in. 1959... (The report disseminated by CIA in veh Washington: ou. 10. Gétober also included 2 physical description 3 of ani individiial who was believed to have been the OSWALD who ha #e8atacted the Soviets in Mexico City, It was sub pequentiy established by investigation that the description did not ‘not perta in wows, oe « . gee 7. ° to OSWALD, ) 4, Onthe same day, 10 Cctebor 1963, CIA Headquarters sent a lengthy cable summary to the Mexico City Station of the | ts background information held in the Seadquarter 6! file on ISWALD, An instruction was included for the Mexico City : Station to pass the substance of its 9 Cctober xeport. to ‘the local representatives af the same f Pederat departments aad agencies . roe that had been given the information in Wadhington, This . * oe instruction was immediately carried outs ta To this manner the 7 . a information on OSWALD !a couithct with the Soviets on 1. Cctaber ee was passed in Mexico City to the E Embassy, the FBI representative, . be the Naval Attache, and to the office of the Immigration and Naturaliza ation Service, There were no requests from recizsnia of the report for further information or for follow-up investigation, . . pMhimranay + ge cores ry : ” °°. - . WARISHS | beh be ee a (gp wreBectsl id SENSITIVE SCURCIS AND mo » METHODS INVOLVED». * tae gels ay 2 et “ Raat te a a cae Rie TR ane ey cite ee | ‘eum > PROMIBITE aoe S alae Sasa errr ee meetne eth ees mereaeatee atten 3 Com en 60009314
13-00000 REPRODUCTION he & Hn, J 4 Test = * — Pet | Venn t7¢ ® ta ph EEEEDS hve NED ok - Donn At ttre ts fsnontetemth enh renter amen s . 5. After the assassination of President Kennedy and the arrest of Les Harvey OS WALD, om! intensive review of all available sources was vadestiken ia Mexico City to deterraine tae purpose of OSWA D's vis it. it was learned that CSWALD had alse vicited: tho: Cubsa Gonsulate in Mexico City ana had talked thede.with 2 clex, a Mozxican national, named Silvia DURAN. ‘After the assassination and the publicity about Lee ‘apie! ALD, Silvia DURAN ‘told a nuraber of relativos and » ivienda’ that she had talked to OSWALD about a Cuban visa. Silvia DURAN and her husband, Hovazio DURAN Navaxsxo, were ter detalned and questioned by the Mexican police frora 23 to 25 | — November 1963. a & After giving some of the details. of her own personal Cares backg: ound - she is an adraitted Lettist sympathizer and had aed formerly worked for the Mexican-Cuban Lastitute of Cultural ~ gee ge Relations - Silvia DURAN said that when sha first neard,ot‘the. _ | — death of Prosident Kennedy she had been deprossed.aad thought | | oa ‘the assassin must have been a maniac, Whew she ledrned that he was associated with the "Fale Play. fez Cuba Committee" she did net belleve it. 7. She talked about the Zageto hor husband and when che heard the name of Lee OSWALD ment toned, she recognized its: APY EUS ee ORS F0 er w om od es Fed “ae 1 EE ws WARNING IX noe. my | SENSITIVE SCPITTFS AND
13-00000 oo, | i REPRODUCTION the man who had corne to the Consulate about two months before to get a visa to transit Cuba cadet, way to the USSR. She seed yealized that he had saiaate was’ s ‘married toa Russian ane that ° ae 4 he had belonged ta the "Pair Play for Cuba" ; group. She checked he: tile on Him in the Consular archives and from the descigtive dae ahe was sure it was the same man. He was short, bloned, | pocrly cGressed and his face got red when he talked. He was denied a Cuban transit visa because he did not yet have a Soviet visa, and he was told to get tho Soviet visa first, but it was noted that this would take about fourymonths. She had asked the Cuban oe Consul himself, Euseblo AZCUE, to talk to OSWALD and they — had an argument when AZCUE urged OSWALD to leave Mex ico instead of waiting there. The Consul had phoned the Soviet Con~ a sulate and talked to the person handling OSWALD's case, who ae breton had said it would take about four months to hear from Moscow i —_ ~ about the Soviet visa. The ¢ came afternoon, OSWALD-had come. | . -_ backs again and she had told him the same thing. ‘She’gave | ha OSWALD a alip of paper with her 2 name and  tatepbone number on | be ee it in case he ever got his soi, “tee did not call back, che sald.. 8 Silvia DURAN's hus essentially the same story, as he had previously heard it from his wife aiter the aasaseination. He had never ‘nad ; any personal. contact with OSWALD. cstietneet a D ‘ _SENSITAE, SQUAEES. oe some ~ METHODS. INV VOLY Ema pm ate Las hve ra a? See tose: se 7 . 4 se 1 a 6000933 Aerchetenieeetap tS Oy oT sanity aaa fda
“8 . - __ ‘= 9, Silvia DURAN was reinterroga ated by tho Mexican police from 27 to 29 Novernber but she did not change or add materially ne Ss to her story about OSWALD, a : 10, It is known that the Svban Ambassador § in Mexico, | : Joaquin HERNANDEZ: Armacy reported on the detainment and i interr ogation of Stivia DURAN by the Mexican authoritios, Tho | Cubag Gevernment sent the Mexican Government a stiff note of pr =ctaee . hich the Mexicans x ejected, | ll. . We are reliably informed that on rg Ueueonber , the day after DURAN!s release, Cubaa President DORTICCS queried - HERNANDEZ about his report, HERNANDEZ contirmed that j . there had been an altercation between OSWALD and Consul | AZCUE, DORTICOS made a@ persiatent but unsucces sful effort ae to determine from HERNANDEZ whethor the Mexican authorities | a : pit had questioned Mrs. DURAN about money, or thought thatthe a : — Cubans had paid OSWALD money, | - . a oo. — 12, The CIA follow-up investigation produced the following oo . et confirmed results which have a bearing om Mra, DURAN!s account; x, a. 27 September, in ibild-atterno0n, Silvia DURAN . informed the Soviet Embass that a male American citizen had requested a visa to transit Cuba on his way to the oo pope ne teem nears wb~ ; WA he LENG sa NOTICE e oe : 3 ony ‘e ag “™y Sete 7 fae $ sa va, wary trae we yen a ? : | |
13-00000 REPRODUCTION , PROB TT <e Ene Ga LEE AERENEENN RED | | Lat eee toe: As SORETNECE Grae aeseee in tameernvemnOERNienRwE bee cm 8 a . ~ ete e meee ~ -. wet ome EO RO ee a = ee ne ans meee, oes one Re artmmeE at Raw oS Ook oe ee a Mate ries typo ae SE MOUS Ges “ “ID er a er eee soe Soviot Union, She desired to know who the Amorican had talked with at the Sovict Consilate, Also, she indicated . that the Guban Consulate could grant him the visa and arrange immigration details if the concession of a Soviet — visa were assured, ie a ans “3 we. . Ps Bey Z7 Sentember, Pursuant to her inguiry, Silvia Be “EBPRAN received @ confirmetion from the Sovict Embassy that the American had becn to the USSR installation, He a had shown them a ictter from the Soviet Consulate in pe Washington indicating that he had been long awaiting a ; i ‘viea for himself and his wife to go to the USSR. No . aera _ answer had come from Washington; however, the waiting i . . . _ ae period was sometimes four or five months, The American 7 erect ; also had a letter attesting that he was a member of os - 3 Cuban organization but he had claimed that the Cubans : would not give hia a visa unless he had | albeady received a Russian visa, Although the American was stillat the Cuban . Consulate, Silvia DURAN xepeated that ehe dould not give him a transit visa unles’ a Soviet viaa was forthcoming, notwithstanding the American's wish toe go to Cuba to wait . | SENTIVE 5 “Souaces ANB} oe Ks MODS ANCL es EEE
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED bos re there for his Sovict visa, According to DURAN, tho Cie ¢ «a te American knew no cone in Cuba and sho intended to appr opz iately annotate, the. American's card, The Soviet official echoed. her statement that the Amorican was not Imown, — ; foe ” 28 September, Silvia DURAN was again visited at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City by the American secking a Cuban transit visa, Mrs, DURAN contacted at least two members of the Soviet Embassy and facilitated a direct conversation between one of the Soviets and the . American, CGonversing in poor Russian, the-American stated that he already been to the Soviet Consulate and had loft anaddress, The Sovict official veplied that he was aware of that, The American suggested that he ay had not known his addy esas then, ‘and he had gone to the eo, *. Cuban Embasay to ask for tha address, becouse tiey had , at. oT The American then acceded to the Soviet official's. invitation to come by and give theratiie addzess, - @, 1 October, In roid géidentng a an unidentified | ‘mdividual, speaking br roken evoian, contacted the Soviet Military Attache in Mexico City, He said he had been to 2 ata Pee moose
13-00000: a el REPRODUCTION il tee meen 6 WARHIMG & er ba or eye ome ee oe & SEMPER An METHODS Ie °Ly ED tae Emnbassy the previous Saturday (28 September) and had talked with a Consul who beq.satd they would send a . telegram to Washington:. wee thers been aroaply? He ae ? u was referred to the Consulste for the information, at These additiong, ethateriale were promptly diseominated in ib: the cA to the Whitc House, tha Department of sth: Sud the Federal Bureau of Investigation. @. 1 Octeber, See p2 cagreph } above for Leo © OSWALD ts contact with the Soviet Consulate, TW, Vealoris Visdisairovich ROSTIZG 13. it is believed that the Soviet official with whom OSWALD dealt in Mexico City was Consular Attache Valeriy Viedimirovich KOSTIXOV, born in Moscow, 17 March 1933, A photograph of KOST TXOV is at attached, In his letter of 9 November to the Soviet Consulate in Washington, OSWALD Py rr ae ‘Ne * : pe wr ote about his "meetings with Comrade KOSTIN (sic) of ane oe ‘Soviet Union i in Mexico Gity, Mexico, " There is napGificiat | at aa of the Soviet embassy in Mexice City with aandine: 6 xesembling NKOSTIN", other than Consul KCS TOV. Bo se 2 eificer of five Soviet 14, KOSTISOV is the sqntc | Consular representatives who dal. with visas and related elon | SEE SiiRces ARD I Ona t de BSBHODS NON tarts
"REPRODUCTION Fes 1° e oe, t 3 3 ® . pores wees SS eee eee npe: cme Lee oo emery ° 1 he paAmorire yore te : Pe ~ wd Wy : 3 ann ? we sae 8 bees on Cand baa or oe) EiQiTe, t Sore “ab rat ee Ce Be METEDOS fe. ee matters, There is firm evidence for the conclusion that KOSTIXOV ics 2 Soviet State Security (KGB) cfficer, and the other four Consular ie officers are also known or str trongly.-quspected to be Soviet Stats ; at ana : Sccurity personnel serving under official cover, The State Security Service is the major cf te: Sovict intelligence services ard it is ot charged with espicdage, counterintelligence and related mattera ot ease! insiie the Sovict. Union and overseas, %, Ts must be clearly stated that Soviet intelligence and cs ae os > ¥ 2 . security officers placed abroad under official cover normally are required to perform the routine and legitimate business demanded by the cover job in an embassy or consulate, 16, KOSTIKOV was first spotted as a KGB man because of his travels around Me: sico, his habitual asgociation with known Re" KGB officers, aud because consuls, in Sovist practice, are breton usually KGB men, —_ : . fe Pads a € 17, KOSTIKOV is believed to work for Department Thintee 2? Poe ayers ons, 4 ) of the First Chief Directorate of the KGB. it is the Department a a responsible £ for executive action, including sebotage and: aosassi-~ aes nation, These functions of the KGB are known within the Service oo bethy itself as "Wet Affaire" (mokryye dela dela). The. Thirteenth Department. en, headquarter 8, according to voryibtiapts information, conducts a inter views or, as appropriate, file reviews on every foreig gh ete io, 2A0e ; 5 te nee 3 ND: i , ve Bg: Stes ms
13-00000 a _ REPRODUCTION PROGMBITED e e “ ' Wwe Bert Fes ° 8 SENSITIVE soe a HETHO WD LY. wet military defector to the USSR te study and to determine th possibility of utilizing the defector in his country of origin, (18 An intensive review of the files of ‘our Mexico City Station was undertaken immediately aftex the assacodination to comp ont any previouss p unsoporied information about LOSTIKOV!s activity. No wsofid | new information bearing on the assassination revues ie ite a effort te 19. A close observation was maintained on the Sovict . ° ; personnel, KCSTIKOV in particular, for days after 22 Novermbez, — Nothing unusual or out-of-pattesn waa noted in the activit ¥ or yr have, movements of the Soviet personnel, = 20, Ifis of paventhetic interest,: however, that the Soviet Ambassador, when he made his call of syrnpathy on the American os Aubassador, 23 November, was accompanied by two ranking - Reve = intelligence officers who are in the Soviet installation under we when 1 jiplematic cover, One is known to be from the State Sccurity. | ye Service and the other is an identified Seviet Gernal Staff . ae Intelligence (GRU) officer, Oo . ye Ti, Monectar Payment to OSWALD « = tavestine ation of Ailerva ation re, 21. On 26 November 1583 Syoung 1 Nicaraguan named ; [ - Giberte ALVARADO Uga arte walked into the U.S. | Embosoy in i Ser SITIVE 5 3 hae 7 SHETTORS SAAN DN | ‘Dp g. oy lpgeneneeyee oee loe ae re Le a arena |
13-00000, . Mexico City on 18 September 1963 when a man he Inter rocognized | Bae ne ne to be Lee OSWALD bed been piven $6, 500 in cach to kill someone, ALVARADO was known to CIA as a former informant of a Gentral American security service and to have been used to penetrate aan coramunist guerrilla groups. He said that-be was in Mexico E e ; City still working for his sex'vice, trying to get himself accepted by the Cubans as @ communist so they would take him to Cuba for puerrilla training,’ ALVARADO cleazly was a trained intelligence ‘was able to describe people and locations well, Ea had az per ently visited the Cuban Embassy and its Consulaz offices on a number of occasions and he correctly identified some twenty Cuban Ermbassy and Consular employees, 22, While intensive investigation in the United States showed that OSWALD could not possibly have been in Mexice®. pos City on 18 Septermber (he was known to have been in New Crleans 7 —_ on both 17 and 19 September), intensive inter rogation failed to 7 shake ALVARADO!s story, However, the. Central American : ee service for which he claimed to be aetiogs. denied that he was - F e stillworking for them. bp hae em eee - — ee, UWARNELS i225 e: aay AND 7 } SENSITIV chOOS “bi
13-Q00Q0O0 0 Be eee i i Sate ii ttle ea ** SCao ons 23. On23 November 1953, the Mexican police ¢ — ALVARADO over for further interroyation, At first, AL ult ¥ 2 persisted in his story, but on 30 November he finally admitied in a signed ‘statement that he had fabricated the whole incident of secing OSWALD in the Cuban Consulate being paid to kill gsomconc, 24, Once releasedp it ALVARADO promptly rotracted his confésai n;. lnimines that it had been extorted under threat of extreme duress, 5, “Uader ordinary circumstances CiA would have dis~ poe * i : , = gazded this retraction, But because of the importance of SO, ' é solving the problem CIA personnel continued the interr ogation ames eaten Beem 6g in close ‘coordination with the FBL ALVARADO voluntasily agrced to a-lie detector e: camination, A CIA polygraph ez pert, assisted by an FBI special agent, req sostioned ALVARADO and secured admissions that he must have been mistaken, The otk polygraph expert conciuded from the cesults of his tests: that” ALVARADO had fabricated his story about OSWALD ia toto. 26, %% should be noted that when he fizet-told his story on 26 3 November > ALVARADO ¢ could. i have known from the Mexican pr esa that oswAts k Bad -iaited the Cuban Consulate. ae el30- | WARINHS (foi 7, eoorpey | SENSITIVE suai AND f Saeee bee METHSDS yale ee yee coPt oe. # . e Cf , 8 . . . : ca . ” Seg ee wn | ote ¥ “ Be ass yet go ° nosy “, ° a “ae ae we oe 8 . A ae cee ee samme,
e o 13-00000 ,. 2 Bee. Peececmenemns “>, iepaoduernoy jae, ae a een ent eee eta in Mexico City. Also, he could have heard the rumor DATA IRVED ee there that CSWALD had 55, 000 with him when he returned from te Mexico to the United States. ALVARADO I has since been deported : by the Mexican authorities to hig native Nicaragua, _ | us ee ae Attachment « photogr aph = ~ re 4 2h aden MeO a te 9 he Kile seme wetting eT! wash an bated cei Gab ve : : . . « 7 “e ‘SNOT Croco i 4 a tem tt: SRB pene
Siva REPRODUCTION - Four cards regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD e, Marina OSWALD (Watch List) REPRODUCTION PROGBITED REPRODUCTION == — PROGIBITED SECRET
13-00000 we Ld @ 8 wwf Saw woe 2 * . OSWALD e sf —_ ¥ a te 3. . - USSR” avey cyre rr C-Project/RE 9X Sevenber 1959 Bor Ps 4 é ‘OSWALD, Lee Harvey WATCH: LIS i Minsk, USSR - 1. Angust 1961 [mate ' Looe fim Bia ,? DOB: 18 October 1939 oe on i POB: New Orleans, Louisiana foe a . La Defected to Russia 1959 .. a 17 August 1900 received undesirabie dischargé from U. S. Marine: Morps. Reserve | Reportedly expresses.a ‘desire for return to the US under | certain conditions . OSWALD, Marina "26 Nov 63) 7 4 Box 2915 CI/Project/RE : Dallas, Texas (2-457 no 4 Wife of late Lee Harvey OSWALD. : | es satus- 636220 | ee See porter, Morne a serosa antes tutnaninnadsteineyts an me oan soe a tlt . - ay! : . 7 ‘ ud. +, 4 PVE coat: iste hae . oo ee vo aay at ‘ i . ~ - oo eo
13-00000 : a REPRODUCTION ee) - ide io ee ne sie -_ Te DS ” _ i ~ : . e- . i? sveme ot: : - * . 4 i * a. ad .@ . a 0 . _. et & e -¢ i ‘ ' ' - $ Bene N elgg en. "Wed Coe BY sd : - \ . PORTER farina Prusxova“Oswald 29Junel965 a Box 2918 ¥ . CI/Proj/PH Dalles, Texas re cael \ Ae Ley etaUN RRR a Ee Subje&t is the wife of the late Lee Harvey OSWALD; recently married to Kenneth Jess PORTER, 27 year old Texan; electronics technician. They were married in early June 1965 in Fate, Texas. t rereee ay, r a a “ - o om ON . st 3 tee i 1 ; a) va e e, . ont . © ~ ee ma es . . , « . 4 “a8 io . - bo few
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED 1. Bli nd Menor andum, dated 27 November 1963; Subject: Lee vey OSWALD. SECRET TABLE OF CONTENTS 2. Tr ript of telephon n between O'NEAL and PAPI CH at 0918" 0 n 27 “Nov embe er “1963. rePONCUCT PROGIBITED REPRODUCTION seen PROMISED
13-00000. REPRODUCTION ss ——— PRORIBITED -é, ( > ' e fle St ye 2T November 1963 SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD At 0915 hours on 27 November, iir. on » FBI Liaison Officer, called to furnish in part such information #3 ass been able to acquire concern- Hew: ing the requests contained) Bes ak berseyee DIR &4051 on 25 November. PNG) \\ kann yr No With reference tog wea :) relate to the extent of information wich } \e from OSWALD prior to his death, Mr. Papich advised that ureau is informed by the police (see notes) With reference to paragraph E, which deals with the question of when: the Subject Left New Orleans and the identifying background information concern- inal Mrs. PAINE and the station wagon driven by Mrs. Paine when she drove the wife and child from New Orleans to Texas, he stated that the Bureau is working on that matter and he may have some information today. Mr. Papich was advised that the Bureau is working on a matter of any information concerning the wife's dealings,with the Soviet Embassy in aN Washington about visas to return ees Ate 3 Ssoutet Union. He also stated that ant \ ‘ ao ican AN the wife is being interroened, Ye nae ze were put in para F of the ‘ Ne) Ces WY mentioned teletype(o aren AN teletype response but — et me know at this stage what he had. Br. Papich emphasize that there are all kinds of reports coming in from all kinds of sources - "everybody except the North Pole." He felt ua receive subsequently a . that all of us have to keep our feet on the ground. He nentioned that a . report is being prepared by the Bureau and it was hoped that it coula be gotten out ‘today. and delivered to Mr. Katzenbach after which there would be a decision made as to whether it would be publicized and this decision wuld be made by the President. Birch D. O'ieal C/C1l/sic 001724 - 7 - : a y 7 asenooueiia) ato PROMISED
13+00000 REPRODUCTION Teleshone Coaversation oetween Mrs O'Neal and Mr. Papich at O9Ls » 27 November 1963 ON Mr. Papich: On questions A, B, G, D=- he was not “questioned on any of those. | ad we have been told the police didn’ esd we Finally got aceess to hin and.with the time ie es pte, wea five “questionea why the assassination ; and such, so thosa: questions-er never covered. We weren't given ; authority to move in waa ‘Beiday so those questions were not covered. With regard to B - Mrs’, Paine, etc., we are working on that. _ - we have some information for you on that indicating communication between him and the Embassy up there. “The wife is being interrogated. I don't mow if that took place yesterds or is still going on. You are getting a teletype answer on that. I am just giving youa previews . 7°, |, . ye? 7 4% Cadets a? With regard to that, Nicare guan* b; j allegations thet the man was in the Cuban Embassy on 18 September, I understand we do have information that he applied for a tourist card about the 15th of September. There is a record showing entry into Mexico on September 26. On about the 15th he applied in New Orleans for a tourist sat We do know he was in - I may even have some later snggraiieh. inden came in during the night ~ SAS 3 As you know, he was tn ce Rae) when the family left. Mr, O'Nea He left there the ° SN " ‘ RAN om ARN o>” P ; He was seen onthe 2 c: @ landlady said he skipsed during the night. He was last seen by the landlady » Now we have immigration records showing him entering Mexico on the 26th which very. strongly suggests that he was not in Mexico on the 18th. what we are trying to find out is where he was every single day - the 25th, 2th, and all the way back. I think the Nicaraguan story is fabricated “myself. —-PROMIBITED = en eet ee mat etme meme «occa © ete ce neo cane Eee cei me + te ey WARE, Ae ON" | apne nee tm a ema ame ee ee eee
1 poses Page 2 of Papich-O'Neal 27 Nov 63 O'H: 3 = O'N: O'’: . REPRODUCTION telephone conversation 7 It looks like it but I guess it has to be run cut completely. I understand he is not a very credible source and was duaved by the Nicaraguans. Well, that will be run a anyway out it doesn't look good. Bear in mind that on the 25th_z een Sbat broke and he skipped out. AWN Of course he may have REN ne “ ‘don't know. 3 't ha 8 het h 2 - You don ve ie thet he had money? — 3 On the contr Res eee) a “ will all shape up quite accurately in the next couple Saw ‘ I've got a note on one here - there have been a number of them going over there during the night, Sam. I will give you some numbers if you want - | . No, I'll let then take their course. They are in the midst right now in preparing a complete up-to-date report. They are documenting everything that took place from the beginning on through and they are probably going to try to finish that today. I understand once it is finished KUTZENBACE takes it. Kutzenbach will take it and confer with committed agencies and a determination will be made as to whether it will be made public or not. I guess the President will decide that.. 3 Oli: O'N: - We are doing a report and ‘we wil give’ rou a memorandum on that sometine = a Fat today. You wid. be over neve, fils seendjat Very definitely. o op” \\ We will give it to You There is a Dr. Jose Giullermo Aguirre of Nexteo who has told a story to a USIA officer on 26 November that a Marie Rodrigues de Lopex, widow of Lopez, had a son-in-law of. hers who lives in New Orleans and was well acquainted — PROLI iT et ne epee nte nen seen ae ene serge en oe et ER mee me | ra ame eRe a cme nme moe
13-00000 | - PROHIBIT Page 3 with CSWALD. The son-in-law is a Cuban, or guez who lived at 212 Jefferson Gad WA a Parison. That sounds Like an incomplete Papica: That's a county. SA XQ We EY ; OTN: His telephone Bere tnd this Redriguez ARNESTO runs a ne wey Spanish language school end” is af ERO. According to Maria Rodriguez, her . conversations son-in-law has taped eonvesstens-with OSWALD. ~ Papich: That might be referring to - there is a taped conversation - it's been on the air and has been publicized. There was a who did interview him on or about the time he was arrested. In fact the transcript of that interview appeared in a newspaper there the other day. "as This might be the same tapes and maybe there is some connection between Rodriguez and the other guy who had them. But we will put this in a memorandum. and send it over to you. Papich: Okay. Tell everybody to keep their feet on the ground. ‘The Ambassador e— down there just went nuts. This will all rN It would be Premature to move . so quickly on that angle. . Kf er O'N: It might have been BN SN ay QI mene ay would find other confirming stuff. Papich: We have still AK A itis and investigate it but that =e from everybody put the orth Pole on it. Ambassador down there ~ I gu a rT? you let yourself go you willl oO orbit. “REPRODUCTION = gy TS PRONE 7 cae ee ee OTT een me ee em Ro a RR tes enn me me tm om miemine mean gum Gee aoe imam oa: te ment ama 4 =
13-00000 Last part of conversaticn between Mr. 1 Mr. Papi Qe Mr. O'ieal 27 Hov 63 at 10: Papich: O'N: Papich: ' O'N: Papich: O'N: . CSCI on that. ee Tne last one pertains a 5 I, may find in our files here - I think I can sass wecBEER\ e ug with the same analysis - that is the allege rye > t Ga: he is the 13th Department. Qa Both you mS GE aN aatson that KOSTYKOV is connected with the 13th Dept in KGB. | On the basis of an analysis isn't it? rt think so. Is that all you have - the basis of an analysis ~- or da you have anything more specific which would pinpoint him as being a ' member of that dept.? I thifik that. all stems from | FB/ onyer), Yes and Pete is familiar with “cht eetation. AjlL I can do is to call Pete. TS fhe boss has asked that weseg hs want to have that all right. I think we sent a thing ; ‘you on that - I believe there was a ONS can me to it - I will check on ite Iam not go — elements. No, keep it rigot ine and very simple. ® ' eases ere e-pep-e a hsm enabangnamaneenany in eae ae | arene wae eee tt ne Senet gre ree a SS FSSA we ene ep oak ae cena ee a "REPRODUCTION si RORIRATED
13-00000 ca REPRODUCTION ST PROKIBITED TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Transcript (in Spanish) of telephone conversation between Luisa CALDERON and unidentified person on 22 November 1963. 2. Translation of above telephone conversation. ete ree DRT PRORIGITED REPRODUCTION — sour ——-PROGIBITED -
13,00000 C Co REPRODUCTION ~~ HP osks LUISA if she has heart the latest: eae LUISA, in a joking tome says, "Yes, of course, I ren Ghost ete RS on AS ‘S 4 had been one of the reactionary extremists « He emiles end. couments that is very bad; that at first oe who were egainst integration and that, but it seams tint they apprehended a type who is nothing more than the president of cne of the comnittees of the Fair Play for -~ Cuba. LUISA: That she knew this also. HF: Nat nothing has been confirmed vst, a: fe vat it seeus...that the one who did it, yaa: ‘crasy, independently of the fact that this could have been sald about SBE "given, ‘the international. conditions and the internal conditions of the-thitaa: Staten Teoe” IOISA: And externally, a Ny Np “De , principally. HP: That's Ox Pearé f ra Sopsidttomaly..att seemed quite affected and they can't go through a greatchi » Witha change of President or something of that sort; above all, that...LUISA: Interrupts and asks if it was a gringo that killed him end HP says yes, but said that he had beer in Russia, and that he wanted to becews a Russian eltizen, but Russia had not wanted to nationalize hin... | LUISA is surprised and says “Listen - they really Imow things theres” HF: Yea: that he knows Russian very well and beatae this type had sme with “Pldel's forces Pretty sericug. says just abort that, thet * S oy tas ating with some friends and commenting on . EXSY re the Revista Politica. Ge tea Gustycone out » when someone came and. gave them the © news; ‘that he was surprised SS Ynowant 3 he wag Joking. LOTSA: That she had Se: Theat it's ell very been Looking ect the vagazine, that the comrade had brought it td here «HF: That
oO REPRODUCTION Bae Qo bis friend commented that a Mexican fina thee him, that suddenly he had realized. that the United States nad tellin Tessa sees ut of revenge icilled the President; that it was all a joke, Wat they r asa’baby> Leve tb untill Ke told thea to turn on We” AG WY) the radio; that's what they eRe learned about it; that the last he had heard, @ noment ago, wag that that type is one OSWALD, that it is belteved that. this is the one, tut he has not confessed anything. . LOTSA: Bit they already imow that he speaks Russian and belongs tat @ Pro-Cubs Committee: ‘that they NTS already know that he wanted to naticpalize. Suselr, but he has not confessed. HF says she is right, saatng thet th ong aR at they tried to find sons let's a : gay solution from him, bese se, LUTE atte arta Masking him to wait a mimite, asks hin to go on. HF: We 1185 Spat <sO athe or - had seemed...public or had been one of the segregsticnists or bat integration who had killed Kennedy, then there was, let's say, the possibility that o sort of civil war would arise in the ; United States; that contradictions would-te! \garpened, the critical situation the country is going through, then wa wee "egamenting here, that they found a resolu- tion in this type, no? More AatGreattcnals. thpy will find it or it was true, who ena)” TESA spibe and asks viet will Ia pen. HP: > NS PRONE bases and now, that wakes three (she Laughs). lmows; let's see what EF: i think that dt will be & topie of the day at thet party of SILVIA's. TUISA: They suspended it because they could not go. HF asks why, smd IISA says "go that after they can say that we are ober evi . the death of KENEDY, then we | epcke with SYLVEA and she agreed to susjand\tt and leave St until next voek, but tt ~~" wALL not coincide with the mural fab danghs)" a EP: Trat hag to be taken into ~~ account. LUISA: That it after tho, dourntng and, all of that nonsense. | ‘REPRODUETIO nT | | aS cS oS - . a pores
- > REPROD THOR HP: Olny; he asks where cheis. going. to stay now, end LUISA comments that now anes NS “ she plans to move to apne belize of the doctor (Zerale). HF asks if they know everything now, and LUISA rs ye, but doesn't know how the thing is, or if they will have to stay in the embassy, however belleves that today it will not be ~, ‘possible, because everyones has gone to the st mort ani the eabassy bas no car, hovever, possibly tonerrow morning instead of going to the study circle, she will, move. EP: Then he will call. her teaarrow. AISA To try the embassy or at the house, since if they will not stay ab thetabedoy, she will go hone + where she will . <a we ‘ “A> Gs Roe be at about 10. EP accepts KN > ANS
13-00000 - or en; . REPRODUCTION i 1556 h. 002, Entrada.-'NICO vregunta por ROLANDO y NILDA informa -- que estd abajo, pregunta si quiere que lo Illame y NICO dice que si. Luego NILDA, cou NELA (empiezan a hablar en -- ‘ Ne " el niimero 017). NILDA: ne le diga a NICO -ue parece que oN ROLANDO salié un moriant 6) a le ~ calle, pero que regresa en se guida,. rata Gencsisade dat el recado a NICO, dice yue- era para ings arle ne hentia los paquetes dew... y que su-~ Ae? SY . piera que se\Pos 4GQ\0 Lover GUILLERMO. =| NILDA:que le--~ presgunte si ya owe envueltos.  NELA ast le hace y con-~ testa que sf. NILDA:yue estd bueno.- 029.- 029. . Salida al + hsgnc2ts-26320- NICO solicita hablar con -- el Sr. CARNON: HE AG inBorma que ya le tiene su. juezo-— de juntas, pero no tienen ‘los anillos. Luego Dn. FELIX con NICO (ompsean tsbrad ee el mim. 073) para indicarle = SASS PY jue ya tiene Graparac ee dee juntas, que anillos no tiene y- Swe NS. SS in el nunero Reser A a8 nota no encuentra que pieza es = porque no viene ur catdlogo. - NICO: que nandard pregun tar alld para que le digan que cosa es eso;que pasard a re-_ coger las juntas; pregunta si hay posibilidad de conseguir- el juego de anilles y FELIX dice que sf, que Los puede con- seguir en Dr.Lucio 8 y les diga que va de su parte. . NICO toma nota y acepta.- 085.- G89. . Entrada 1693. - vicTton: SE RNANDEZ pregunta a GUILLERMO - : i> XS Baty oe RUIZ qué hay de nuevos. ice que nada, ‘pero hoy sale - ‘para La Habana n@aerve. dente de 5 dfas, por lo que ya -- atk Sn habrd noticiga par Pa S80 HERNANDEZ acepta y pide salude~. V3 ND a todos RS CRgti oer. 101.-_ we i se
— REPRODUCTHON —— PRORIBITED 101. Entrada 2730.5 ‘A ore nta a LEISA si ya sabe la ulti- ma noticia §¢ C oS ™ teré cagi\ap Nev : ue ‘de burla, dice "si, claro, me en- ia KENNEDY". HF sonrfe y conmenta que - eso esta Way ; bpaue en principio pensarsen yue habfa sido - uno de los nantes reaccionarios que estaban en contra- de la integracién y eso, pero parece que aprehendieron aun tipo que es nada mds que el presidente de uno de los comités del trate limpioc con Vuba.. LUISA:qyue de eso también ya se enteré. HF: mae, fodbysa no confirman nada, pero pa-~ FECEeeees QUE el que fe: ‘haya hecho, estaba loco, indepen--- dientemente de quecniuy- -bien podia desvidrsele eso a KENNEDY mirs ce "dicamos en las tondiciones: “internacionales y las condiciones internas d Gatedos-tnidss, PUCSeeoe” LUISA: y externa sy inane : HF: por eso te digo en lo inter- macional .... se podia ver bastante afectada y no pueden -- sufrir Lbeey eran cambio, con un cambio de Presidente 6 con una cosa de ese tipo; sobre todo ques... LUISA lo interrum pe y pregunta si era gringo el que lo maté y HF indica que- si, pero dijo que habia estado en Rusia, que querfa naciona lizarse ruso, pero aye Russe ne le habia | querido dar la na-_ “yy AN 37 & que sabe ee bk TH Oy Lote . i wa? . las fuerzan ge 1 FoERce la sierra, 6 querfa ax ‘algo asi, -- St SS . quien sabe como. Sy. como estaria la cosa. . LUISA: que ~ grave. HF: bastante;pregunta qué mds ha sabido por ahi- y LUISA dice que casi precisamente eso, que hace rato se en teraron y ya estdn..... *que esta muy mal eso% que - estaba comiendo ‘con unos amigos ¥y ecomentando La Revista Po= litic, yja cual ya sets, en ay wo llegé y les did la -- noticia; que é1 na derrenl 9 ond que los estaba vaci-- “Jando.” LUTSARQEE yaCeahh vo mirando la revista, pues - precisamentr ReeG Bere HP ::jue suo -—= EE i 7 ars a coy , Sa ap ER
13-00000. vo —- REPRODUCTION Pal Fl *,C.M24,.-22 nov.63).- & tado Te: Lag’ por yengaed maté al Vresidente; ate toda fud— broma, poge’ne: te prefan hasta que les dijo que prendieran- el radio; que go lo hicieron y ahi se enteraron; que lo -- ultimo que acaba de escuchar hace un momentito, es que ese- tipe es un tal OSVALD, que se ecreé que éste sea, pero no ha eonfesado nada... _ LUISA: pere que ya saben que habl,, ruso y que pertenece al Comité pro-Cuba; que ya saben que - el tipo queria nacionalizarse, pero el tipo no ha confesado, HF le dd la razdén, agrez sda que podria ser que trataran de encontrar digamos una<eluei én de ese tipo, POFQUE se cceoe LUISA desrnués de pediete: pee: ‘ge espere un momentico, pide - que le diga. & Cpe: no. strom ‘pensamos que si acaso hubiera sido 6 si SK Sareea a piblica 6 que habfa sido uno ~ de los sesr Ades é en contra de la integracién los - que habfan. soe a KENNEDY, entonces habia digamos, po- sibklidad de que surgiera una especie de lucha civil. 6 gue-_ rra civil en Estados Unidos; digamos que se agudisaran mds— las contradicciones, la sitaacién critica por la que pasa - el pafs, entonces estabamos cowentando aqui, que encontraran una resolucién de ese tipe RO?s, ya mds internacional ; é _ lo van a encontrar 6 fué-6 o, quien sabe; pues vamos a - ver que pasa. LETSAV som fe y pregun&a qué pasard. on . “> HF: quien sabe. Ae LEISAK ‘Ripirate, uno, dos, tres y ya,;- ya son tres (og que “basbaros t. HF: yo creo que - Ze NY > SONY Sy va a ser el ne pela ae ahora en la fiesta-esa de SILVIA. SAS RN) LUISA: que la SuspéQaivron poryue elles no podfan dre - ~ HF pregunta por qué y LUISA dice "para que desy;uds digan -__ queestamos celebrando la muerte de KENNEDY, entonces hablamos con SILVIA y. ésta acepté suspenderla y dejaria para la sema na que viene, pero que ne coigeit con el entierro (se rie)", ews > HF: que hay que tener en cuenta E50-. oS LUISA: que serd = desi ués del duelo, del, fate y | iodas\esas porquerias. oo —
13-00000 ~ cers ay oa e” _ ° —( > 5 5 = wee que ahord piensa eo gard noche para la casa de la doc- tora. tae wht ya saben todo y LUISA indica que si, pe esté la cosa 6 si se tendrdn que- quedar en 1 ESS sin embargo creé que hoy no serd ~~ posible, porque ya todo mundo fué para el aeropuecrto y no -_ tiene coche en la embajada, sin embargo posiblcemente mafiana en la mafiana en vez de ir al efrevlo de estudios, se mudard. HF: que entonces le hablard mafiana. _ LUISAsyue la procure ‘en la embajada 6 en la casa, ya que si no se qucdan en la--— emba jada, se ird para su ees S a 10. HF seen we en donde estard, como a las = 173. , Entrada 1 ot Grsdints por URBIETA ¥- WIsa des- | pués de deck® Saeed, indica que le pasé su. recadoa x URBIETA le dijo Sa) Secordaba cual era su asunto y no --~ sabfa su teléfono. DURAN: que no tiene su teldéfono,pues — unicamente tiene su direccién, LUISA pregunta cual es- su asunto y DURAN dice que es sobre el Mineral de RUTILO -- de parte del Ing.MONROY. LUISA: que llame mafiana - DURAN acepta.- 184.- Srovente a ~~ 188, . Entradas sin ontestacién.- 202, - “COPY Z : . _. PROHIBITED | : an : : . io came
13-00000 10. ll. 12. 13. 14. 15. (216. 4.7. REPRODUCTION PROMI ED 5-6 of telephone call to Soviet Embassy TABLE OF CONTENTS (15-69- Transcript NEP OE Soviet Embassy (15-69- YD ober 1963. i SANDY [zG)erephone call to Soviet od 13-60- at 1037 hours on 27 September 1963. Translation of telephone call from Soviet Consulate to Cuban Consulate at 1626 hours on 27 September 1963. Transcript | (in Spanish) of above telephone call. Translation of telephone call from Cuban Con- sulate to Soviet Consulate at 1605 hours on 27 September 1963. Transcript (in Spanish) of above telephone call. Summary of telephone call made by Silvia DURAN to Soviet Consulate at 1151 hours on 28 Septem- ber 1963. Transcript (in Spanish and English) of above telephone call. Telephone call made by Lee OSWALD to Soviet Consulate on 1 October 1963. MEXI-6344 (IN 38854), 1 October 1963. DIR-72527, 1 October 1963. MEXI-6453, 8 October 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 5-1A] (from Mexico City File) DIR-74830, 10 October 1963 [FOIA No. 7-2] MEXI-7055, 25 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 89-33] (from Mexico City File) Cover sheet included WAVE TC Ose: of FOIA No. 101- 573 mat BIT included (from Mexico MEXI-7067, [duplicate of FOIA No. 24 -54] Cover’ we included (from Mexico City File) .
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