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104-10005-10004 .* re — XAAZ-22495" ° [TEM PEPARED FOR THE WARREN COMMISSION BY SR/CI/RESEARCH -utitle "APPARENT TNCONS IS TENCTES IN MATERIAL FURNESHED I tHE E_coMMSsI0N ict. 5 | See KAAZ~ 22406 vow ~hvowele | A comparison by the Commission of the CIA memo of 6 April 196) (Response to "Certain Questions Posed by the State Department files") and State Department information available to it evoked a memo from the Commission dated 3 July 196) pointing out inconsistencies in the two. This item provides comments on the alleged inconsis¢encies, and was sent to the Commission on 22 July 196). a For further information on this item, see: Lee H. Wigren — coca Hunter 22S S43, for FOIA Review on SUN 1976 ATT. CS copy AS 2IT 2445
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29 July 196) MEMO ‘phone: . 1. Pexraconversation this AM with Martin, he has no information on Soviet: hunting clubs. He never belonged to one, and had been hunting onky once in his life. His opinion was that it was not worth my trouble to come see him in person and that anything ¢ else he might say on the subject would be a "poor guess." 2. Bob Steele called about :1)5 to say that had been hit on the subject of hunting clubs, and could contribute nothing. At the age of 1h he had known a hunter, but that was the extent of his knowledge of the sport. According to Bob, he added nothing further except to express the opinion that a hunting club would not be connected directly to a factory. 3. The manual of library acquisitions was reviewed and the only Nove periodical relating to hunting ebserved was "Okhota i Okhotnich'ye Khozyaystvo" which is published monthly. The July 196 copy was acquired from the Library Periodicals section. A Soviet book listing al1(?) periodicals was checked and no publications were observed under the sections which included "sport" and "hunting." Cy of article in "Surv of Sov Press# relating to Turkmen squeeze on weapon illegalities obtained. - lh. DERYABIN reports index for DR-2 and SR CE~2 series reviewed, but no reports found relating to Soviet hunting clubs or related subjects. Déayasin (9 OF LEAVE + MoT AVAIL AGLE, 5. _ Peter Bapusta reported that. he received a four page repott in Russian from his other contacts, and will give it to Serge Savitskiy for translation (:1530). He will also write up what he learned from ARTAMONOV and have the lot in to me by :0830 tomorrow. 6. MSdSEBHGd After calling Dan Bowanko of TSD, went to see him | at :15)0 and collected several Xerox copies of pertinent materials. One original to be teturned. One detaiied rom for obtaining hunting License. “nee ca 31530. 7. Called Libzery Intellofax,for info on run on hunting society. They said no liklihood, but would check. No call back as of :1710, a and I was at TSD most ofthat time. 8. Al Valpey called in AM on this. Huntley on leave, and Valpey had no idea who else might have info. “°ugeested Intellofax.
104-10005-10020 lL ITEM PREPARED FOR THE WARREN COMMISSION In a memo dated 12 September 196), the Commission requested a backup memo on the subject of resettlement of US defectors in the USSR. The attached item was prepared in response and was forwarded on 18 September 196h. For further information on this item, see; Lee H. i est ae men a | CS COPY | ATT. | 261- 2F924¥
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104-10005-10033 @ ¢ ff ce | XAAZ- 22437" ‘ | tl Sep a+ e ITEM PREPARED FOx THE WARREN COMMISSION BY SR/CI EARCH eutitled statement on the physical and ’ geographical attributes of Minsk. The request was forwarded to SR, from C/CI/RAG, and the attached item handcarried to the Commission on 11 September 196). For further information on this item, see: Lee H. Wigren Alexander W. Brasko Document Number @33-380 for FOIA Review on JUL 1976 CS COPY 2Z2Ol-2IIZYSF
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404-10005-10037 ey oth ss XAAZ- 22434 Ht Sep CF “P CTEM PREPARED FOR THE sWARREN COMMISSION BY SR ARCH entitlect_ GERTAIN QUESTIONS POSED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT FILES" See XAAZ- 22406 for chrenelegical Listing. In a memorandum dated 2) August 1964, the Commission requested permission to publish in it s report certain memo provided by CIA. Among them was our memo dated 22 July relative to apparent incon- sistencies in material furnished the Commission by CIA and the Department of State. Our memo of 11 September 196), denied this request on the grounds that the information therein was for back- ground use only. However, Mr. Slawson requested orally that we provide a memo for publication which contained the substantive material in our 22 July memo. The oral request was made on ap- proximately 16 September 196, and the attached memo was prepared and forwarded to the Yomuission on approximately 1 October 196). The date of the item is 11 September 196l,, and is one of an unknown number backdated in the office of DDP before forwarding. For further information on this item, see: ae ees TETTE ABSTRACT CS COPY | | AOl- QVALEY
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13-00000 ; a a en), a ce | KA X ~ 004 “G~9613— 18 September 1964 Perea avr TAO REST ESTO Sa ath MICROFILM D | Chief, DD/P/CI Staff S68 MEMORANDUM FOR DOC. MICRO. SER. ATTENTION : CI/R&A/TC] __ | SUBJECT REFERENCE equest Memo, 16 September 19 thet of Sylvie Daven cleMartely ooh Canalel 1. Reference forwarded (]) a poor quality reduced size photo= graph of a Cuban Visa Application in the name of Lee H, Oswald with a handwritten notation in the lower left corner that appears to read | | "Hotel del Cameron(?)/Room 18 46-60-51({7)", (2) enlarged photograph, unknown size, of signature "S, de Duran", and (3) Xerox copy of Volume 3 of the exhibits in the "Investigation of Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, November 22, 1963", containing handwriting specimens of Lee Harvey Oswald. It was requested that an effort be made to determine if =. Silvia Duran or Lee H. Oswald wrote the notation in the lower left corner 5 of the visa application. 2. There are several obstacles, or deficiencies in evidence, which preclude reaching an un-qualified opinion in this matter, such as the extreme poor quality of the reduced size (estimated to be about .3X to -5X) photograph of the visa application as opposed to the enlarged Duran signature, and the absence of comparable letters in the two writings. 3. Nevertheless, careful examination and comparison of all of the writing leads to the following opinion: There is enough similarity between the writing in the signature 'S, de Duran" and the questioned notation on the visa application to make it appear probable that Duran placed the notation on the application. Or, stating it another way: I would not eliminate her as a suspect writer of the notation, Examination of the original documents might remove these qualifications. . Document Number £66 ~ } <4 for FOIA Review on JUL 1976 f 4. Ido not find enough similarity between Oswald's writing and | the questioned notation to warrant a suspicion that he is the author. 2 ATTS. a GS COPY ee BQol- 740 720 SECRET aa QOl- QVIZDES declagstitcation Lace REE A CSET ATE IIE,
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13-00000 See Sanitized File L. Number /‘ ; RF 7) 3b For ese eG * documgnt, ‘SECRET | n'2S7L3 pace Ze AND THEREBY: SET RUSSIA BACK FOR MANY YEARS. WE AGREED NICHOLAS : HAD BEEN A FOOL, THEREBY REMOVING ANY MONARCHIST CONSIDERATIONS — HE MAY HAVE HAD ABOUT US, AND ENCOURAGED HIM TO PROCEED. IN APPRE- CIATIVE WORDS KARASEV PRA ISED AMERICA'S HELP IN THE THIRTIES WHICH PUT THE USSR ON ITS FEET. “HOPED THAT SIMILAR COOPERATION - * COULD Now BE ENGINEERED TO HELP THEM WITH THEIR PRESENT DAY ECONOMIC { Hoonusleusy yerueos soe . DIFFICULTIES, CONTRARY REMARKS. OF MANY PEOPLE, KARASEV SAID, HE REALIZED THEIR AUTO | INDUSTRY, FOR EXAMPLE, COULD NOT BEGIN TO 4M EY WORM oun g "COMPETE WITH OURS AND MANY EVERY DAY ITENS WE ENJOY ARE LUXURIES TO THEM, “WISHED NO WAR WOULD COME BETWEEN US $0 THEY COULD WORK AT BETTERING THEIR LIVING STANDARD. WE REPLIED WE APPRECIATED HIS VIEWS BUT COULD NOT UNDERSTAND WHY USSR CONTINUES ITS ANTI ©. | AWERICAN- PROPAGANDA IF THEY TRULY DESIRE OUR SYMPATHY AND HELP. ‘XARASEV: ‘SAID THAT, THIS NOT TRUE. THEY NOT WAGING PROPAGANDA WAR WITH'US, SO ENDED OUR FRAGMENTARY CONVERSATION ON THIS TOPIC. Be “TARATUNKIN BROUGHT UP OUR " PROVOCAT ION” IN TONKIN BAY. ‘SHERWOOD “OUTLINED OUR POSITION. — “G» KARASEV DISCUSSED OSWALD CASE AND ASKED OUR OPINION. VE SAID THAT WARREN COMMISSION*S REPORT WOULD SOON BE OUT WITH ALL THE FACTS, BUT. PERSONALLY WE HAD SOWE RESERVATIONS AS TO WHAT REALLY HAPPENED ‘TO OSWALD DURING HIS STAY IN THE USSR. KARASEV CAUGHT THE IMPLICATION AND REPLIED THAT THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE IF OSWALD ‘HAD. BEEN IN CHINA BUT NOT IN THE SOVIET UNION. HE Sa ID _ OSWALD HAD ONLY BEEN A DILETTANTE IN MINSK AND APPARENTLY HAD SOME OTHER WOMEN THERE BEFORA/3-COSAGEB., KARASEV THEN SAID ME COULD "NOT HELP BUT--BELIEVE THAT RUBY WAS TOOL OF “REACTIONARY FORCES” oe ° ee ce a
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ATT. wo SECRETARY BAT oo id 22259 if ATTACHMENT. | OSS4—0213321 18 September 64 Memo on RIDDERSTRALE Ridderstraéle was questioned on September 9th 1964 and : gavethe following information. He has never visited countries outside Europe and the statement attributed to him that during a period of seven years he should have lived in Cuba is not true. He believe: that somebody who wanted to harm him had ascribed these words to him. Neither is it true that he has visited Haiti. He admitted that on several occasions he has discussed polities and in the course of these discussions he has spoken of Swedish communism as well as of the Fidel Castro government in Cuba, and he did not deny that he had svoken of revolutions in Venezuela and Mexico supported by Castro. He pointed out, however, that what he had said in this respect was only what could be found in Swedish newspapers. Somebody who had listened to him might have misunderstood him. When questioned whether he had used the expression: "I tell you, Kennedy will probably be shot", he denied that. He could not explain such en expression since he could not remember having said anything like it. He knew nothing whatever beforehand about the murder of the President. September 15th 1964 AGI-AIITLZYFT