| | | | | 13- 00000 oo ‘REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED ah Pm cto, 3, +.ceording to Dutch aithorities on. 7 Nevernber 1563, in talking about attacks by Guoan roiugees against the Siban } mainland, SANTOS had replied just wait and you will ste what w@ caa do, fot happen soon, "Asked. to be more precise, co vs i 2 * ANT CS Had replied. fst wait, * just wait'. SAMNTCS is 2 reported \yyee e to mive ap proeCasts br other inthe U.5.A. 4, A very sensitive source reports that alter his convere sations with SNETHLAGE, SANT CS was.very arcry because she nad contacted hirn, ! i i i bo bu? BY a ane : , : . Kof-2F952Y nee = —— — . ne a CoP? HO. PROAIBIMED
13-00000 ear a ‘PROWEATED. ROL on errant ate MEMORANDUM FOR: Me, 7. Les Raskin WARNING NOTICE SENS | MEAD 1 oe QURCES A, INVOLVED ¢ al ia 4 XKAAZ- 17626 Gengrai Cowra _-Pyasldent's Sommiasion sn the | ~~ esassinetion of Preaidant Xeanedy ae Allegations Ragardisg Intellizence Training co - _ se ehsel is iéismsk, GUShi as Franseni tired Te : Pare nee Ls Warren Seomiasien ra y Mos ee EEE EPPA OOn CGO rae 2 thag i. “Thagations of the- existens 2 of Soviet intellé igunea sm: od for” sadctags training achool in Minsk .&: — fa, Rave core tothe 0 ot, atbention of the Agency froz press reviews. Alsogthers kaa | 5 Bass an infgeraal inanisy from 4 caumber oftheGommissioa, ne ee inwies, vary recently on this dotsil. i ake tals epportunity o furnish to the Commission the information @hich, ttre. Ageecy nee en thts tagic. O Nw Ze careful review of SLi flles Bas prececed ae bard iaiormation regarding foviat 3 intotllgenca or osbotago training in tdinsk since 1947. Cae litem of infermation ovpplied Sy a Soviet - isizetor ia 149 reported the axistemce, az of 1947, of an intelligence _ training school in Minsk. No adiitienal details, bhowevar, were avaulable regarding its curricular or location in Minsk. Infermatisn ieyclesed from eur sources since 1049 has not sasntloasds confirmed, : or ecnyvroboerstad the continued existences of the b tallation. 3, onethey relevance in CL Bles to trafaing is Minals re glates fo the existance of 2. szhetage echoet which finctioned in Min we antil | the German attack on the § “ovis Unie in 1941, ahor wich the auchsol. w28 meved to. ening: rad. ; —? eo EOL PeRTTS GLIA OT Pe . s ti enone ¥e ST : WARNING NOTICE ragr SENSITIVE SCURCES AND Luaikh , METHODS INVOLVED eh A Oe nate tO ROE 9 on 2% ay Cit qn ce ee a es wee ne ee ee “UO MBINEN YIDe sup «8 Nr Zo ae: HA STROS BEE: . . by e 2 i 3 2 3 oP ae © a o @ bf ics 182 of ele COPY NO.w
13-00000 SO REPRODUCTION a ——— PROMIBITIED L SAM OD Ts { ; 5 $ i j vider te complete i tu xisords. 3 : Besiues of of the sanaltiva sources a7 ae Be invelvad, if has been antes sarzte ial & sensitivity i: to tis memersaduans “ aan sie neo training In Minas. They ax % sare shuilte the Cormmiszica in wal oa Sar . icha vd ates | } aN 4, These two Kerma of faire timk are the only ons in the potas selon a of this Agency reisting to Intelligences aad sabotegs . ceputy Dissetor for Fians t . Z- OOP. } we ERICEIRA L. C/CL/sts L-~ CfCUsRas L~- CL/ResAfTRtahlt Lo CLE AP ROR ; * Griginted bye Ci U/RRAIT pai atheaaté 644, 2 June 1764) ‘. 4 a ry 5 Po 2 2 of- 2YG AY . _ WARNING NOTICE ° CleRrT “SENSITIVE SOUnCES AND |, a eee | a4 wai ° RAETHORE pouty REPRODUCTION - | solace ; ; | Hae 183 183 212
13-00000 PRORIBITED 16 December 1963 Pie Dea oY Ieee gutta Acaedies. 2. 3. a. Murkey ye b fematey Didpewsur (Punes} . ” ggaace [ose seems emma te tty farms - dasecncic Pater RETASTS Ga seen avpocta af ium saneenieeesion ns iTecee otis 7. Samed. | 25 Pace, SSCSSIS deter’ trar che 263 ahaa tt8 yee ass, seb. 3 mee, seociebee (3 sok aD he date, bat be bee staged incnes with Soviet iatettisones SMG tae Samp Eeagg cot Rise edad 2 cy. ESD CORES on Ror aie Gee Gah Sha siie meas mee twas bacdied by Soviet ist 335 ee eS waze inaiie the Garist Talon ace toi sls Sguaey enee Boe aperistesiiy ecteros Eis womens \ aod ¢ ves i] ee $ a) * Hf bf de be ee be 3 a il $8 be be ss & wl oo ~ :& on a meee —— a _- om ne mee oe _ Falken :
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMISITED “a .2 [274 /39 CSO ES LEME ES Federal Burem: of Investigation Attention: Mr. s ad. Papich KE 3 ee PRCH 2 Doguty Dizestor (ums) . SUBJECT 3 Pater. _ DEREARL" Comentazcn the Kenedy Assassination i. Geno tor your pextisal are the written ocanents of KID - Om@-‘stme aspects. of the assassination of President tein P= Kennedy. As you mov, DINYABIN deyected fron the Ko3 Sout Years ago, cag his personal knowledge is not wp to date, has stayed in touch with Soviet intelligence - @svelomments te tha best of his ehility. tis caments on how) Lee CGOWALD end his wife must have been handled by Seriet intell- igencs authorities while they vere inside the Soviet Unien axe particularly iateresting and lis suggesticas for the-questioning or Mes. Marina GOWALD are equally 5 provocabive- Be Ye have decided to yosa. oa his yiews without edit ing, Se ee eae oe Seesttieally endorse Bis’ eonclusicis _ C8CT-3/779,135. . C/WH/3/J-M.Vhaitten:emy. | 12 Decesber 1963 Distribution; = t* | BASIC: Orig. &1 - Addressee oo -1.- RI | NO PROJECT. 1 ~ CL/LIA oo 1 = - CI/REA  :2 - Cr/sic | i) re =e AY | 63 me [6 pee for FOIA Review on .. REPRODUCTION . | - tngarie ae esas PROWBIMED |
13-00000 PROLIBITED «Olt(<‘(sé«t~*” REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED SUBIZCT os Peter SERYABEA"s Comments on President Xeumady's Assesslnktics lL. Ye should understand thet sy comments whieh fallow are Saeed nee re nts Shek CURD bas specifically igesioans, ‘What afd the USSE have co main hy KtlLing the Presiderst?* “T believe ve can make a good case as to the precisa USGL, The. sosnastenticn of inestenk iuuwpenda Re. Western presmume bering the leadership of ike DSA. - would automatically case up. Witness President Jomscn's imeediate comeiliatery telegras to KERUSECHEY, after the modes. We mighs. mention thet the USA uns the chief premement for not extending. long rengs credits te the USSR. Extengien of lome romge credits 4s vital to the USSa ab this juncture. %. This leads us inte the most pressing peedlem within : J the USSR. The Wes} persistently underrstes the extent of the ° _ Boviet imbernal situation. It wes my prediction that es 2 result of the rismenegement of the 1963 harvess and the CHIC: armosents that ZERUSHCHEY would resign chrring the upecming December plomes . oP the Cosmamisé Party cf the USER. our eameikenb Ss death thus erent aixectie pit at avteotion fraa their tnternak c. Tn the Cuben situstion any USA cr Cuban expatriate actions egaiast Cubs’ gill net be tainted by the fact thst these ore vengeful acts agetnst Cuba because of CSNAUD's "fais Play . eG de A meme emeasila imoricn vill. strengthen SERUGIOREY's hand in hig rumiing battle vith the CXICGS. He will thus hove encther reeson to cay his form of peeceful comcistence is superior to thst of the CEICtH". a - fatar ana So ry ‘ aca mee ay RSG COrz 1D.
13-00000 aM, REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED icma to got even more Pica with the Soriets caving the pre~ Clocticn year are this sabotaged by the President's madar. £. The Soviets curiously understood that the desth - ef Presiient ZERERY would resukt in the emergence of DenAULLG as a strong Yestern lesder. DeGaAlLle cf course saya “whet's Seek for France is not necessarily vad For the UES." ) Bs the Geath Of President SEEDY Tesoyes a populer ang pola for oar allies. Karthexmore, and nore pertinent, ay a ‘hie dent, Tenoves a rysbel far Soviet intellectuals whe have “4 astro the Clowering of te are wer fe ET, tee a \ Deo e. Comeeivably any of President’ KEZIZDY'’s planned | | | | | he EY the USS8 bes oxy cesitious wies in 2 U. 8 miblie’ orision their same a? President SEIMEDY woud sarve oR eee ee ne Cees ee a eS feet to say the muder uss committed by the radical risht ag som as the deed wes done and before SSWALD wan captured. a: GCLINSIC's defection, theix iancalzicus expulaics from the Congo, ete. I hove ig predicted thet the USSR would take seme dmstice bet action eornare = Tepid ercelcn ais security. _ abe _Gei've brtariy viov the (GVAID operation op a mamtod : the [EGR laymen will damresate the yaloe that tho KGB abtaches . to such on the spot assecsment. Tney may aise sey that Cou. CSUN was a mub.eodporcperly veuld not ba eatrustel with such on pera ty tee Rovever s - COPY HO.
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED aS b., In such oa. on Goerstica tha Koa eauld not use a Sories citizen though the very real possibility eelSte tint CSuAlt- was ta sssenmtialz-~[+ Ao NBS 3 SOG) PE Shes A Sueened “ @. Ha da get to a theatar uhich sould have been his point of contact wih his Dlless) case officer. Certainly we “mms by a Seviet tllegal of the KGB 13th Penarteet. Sticking | igpew the XGB'a Densbamt for using theaters for seating places. <-_ Attar be wereet, hegpeaindion Realetemivadl novel Prsw tas seane. ih EOSY's part in the eperstion wa Tuet ieecgnise UES possibility that RUGY ves slgo a \Ga hatchet. man. 7 Lotaing St tie bars esseatiais of his pert in the cperablan we ~ eee the followings CF a HUGY had access to the polfee station. Reports say he personally kmew mest nclicenss. be Be gueeeasrfally sllenced CGWALD. e. BUSY rewaine silest and his cover is helding up.  @. Selma a good legend of teeporary insenity. _ & Ee hag & xeasdnable chance to eseape the desta sentence. 4. The undersigned might be beter quelifiea to ecement on the CSUALD aspects of this ease if wa imew the following shout his activities prior te his ceparture to the USSR: (2-5 be, and c. below oftes three poasible aasves3 to he question, “hey did he go to Messow?" , Be First, CSWAID wes a self-unde Marxist or Cocmmiss ~ whe deeiaed to go: ca his cm; that is, he made this decision by hinsel’ asd preagted by no cme. Ee possibly was looking fer. a better life without koowing vhat the Soviet Unias really is. b. Seem, after CSWALD’s Gischarge as cn “iaxiesizrabie from the Herines, he fami bisgelf in e difficulé and unpleasant sitvation: ib i¢ possible thet im this situation be ws noticed ~ by a spotter crenreceuiter for the Tliegalsa or scee cther depert~- ment end was considered ep a possible cummlidate for use or rr ge . . ‘ < > eeu ibe a] . NS PROHIOITED en
13-00000 } ( REPRODUCTION PROMEHTED yeerniiowic? The Pull intomaetion abowk USEALD wes sont to loscov, ani on Hoscow's order em investigation of CSeZALD ves made and thers | toviser \B Gecisica ta “invite” hia to Soseow. Using the pord ” “china, COHAID vent to Houcow, or was seat. to Hoscav, > yp seem ae vre-Camauist, produben organization(s), \Beving in mind thet he ward stay in the Soviet Unien Zor a few FOMES, poner un wrelpenirveniiel arent cbiaidee meat ne : Then did WALD first begin to exaees Ets-wis ta go to the Soviet Untens be fo vom 414 bs talk, vben did he contazt st this me earky tine, oni bow much time elansed between these talks ard “e comtactsa «i his epplienbion? @. Hoy, when smi through thom 1a CGHALD oot his o ‘te How long did 1% take for bin to gat the vinai Go Roo perocuahly gave the vise to OSUALTt we suk f. When end how dia CSUALD travel, te the uESR (air, sen3 throwch which camtries; in vaich comtries, 17 ony, did he ues atops; hat long vere auch stops)? 6. Together vith the svove, tt is y iuportant to imos of CSWALD's cirewumstencss before his.% SR. io mer in advance that he was going and who knew that be had gous: _ Mother, brether, reletives, frienis, neigcbors, giz) frionds,. vey Priemis, old tuiklies, ete? To whea Gli CONSLD say soaibye vefare he laf’ for the USSR: yersomally ar by telepheane, by mel? sia tee evar ask coyane ony qaesticns oa trnveling to the USSR? When? - . Re ae EEL, ] CEG2E Ee — pace 189,212
13-00000 REPRODUCTION - PROMIBITED Tn tHig Garticulas caso, wndur the Secamt Chiat Directorate (et). Being under the control of the KGS, at the same time he wis unmier heavy imvestigetion directed at amewering the qastion of why this . stupid American had come to tha UUER (1b docm’t make any dicfermnce would conduct such an investiguticn}. Byery possible bit of infoe . Setaicn vas tazem fran (SWAED anpeat the GAA, espeelally abart kis —— See oe ee ee, ste. ht the sem tine, CSWALD ras Tmiee poreal Finacial bugport aml minam cet See the Was. the 353 males ite coneiusions: that COWALD is clear emi is vhe cod that ba wigut possibly be used ce usefel for te | | whether they imew in advance about CSWAID or not; anyway, they | | | { . 9. After being a Pew weeks ar months Im Hoscew, CSHALD expressed 8 wish to stay forever in the Soviet Unien apa to be & Soviet citizen. Then the 45B seid to him: “IY you really want to be @ Soviet ettizen and serve the Comamist cause, you vos Therefore, sexeuhere in this period, GSIALD went asthe U.. Be oe Enbassy end vencunced hia U. 8. citizenship. After this pet. State Security decided to give CSUAID sase kind of job In 6~ eccordance with kis Inawledge and concbilities, ob the séme tim —ugé big to a. more) or Jess open ways 42. te CSWAED shoved sase dissatisfaction chout the choos Sovint. waK. ef life (4t 1s wsual Por Americans) and by this tine Yo) SOs? i Rin blue d oe COPY NO.
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED fo “4 Neem tw eves d sore hin to find har--to mouse hia happy ax to make sure that he would to train him, prowebly in tae way of an old-Peehioned Nerxtat, telling him thet he vould be a good fighter aguinst ingerialista end agninat /merican millicoaives, such ag ROCKEEEILLES, KESYEDY esa cthers. 45 sosevbers hers, vhile in this kind of trainins,  @ lew levell ease officer of State Security told hin thet to have @ bettex lara in the U. S. you have to Nant very hard to bury ' gapitalisa:: as cor Niktta Sergeyevich says; togsther vith . espltallaa,-you have to may all the milliaires, ineluding your anole ‘Sizst-beesh and block-sucker, Kmmer (Hrs: this is not a tall Ss ertineyes is is the way in which Stabe Seeurtty operates with the Sey Oo gaa high evel within the HD ft was decided thay Yexeist to yeturn 20 the UGA and tp do senething for our Come . - peesuhere here, 4f be wes already a Soviet agent or not, the gizk stowed up, or she ves there before, int by this time she uas pregsant amd COWALD decided te go te the TSA. Then he was told. ffter this taku, COVALD sheuted—wheee is your freedaa? She Is ny wife, we haye a chila, and I would Like te go. If he did wake a big noise, they decided to lst hin ond ber gos or if he PRONISITED apd Geill 45 a1 Gxent, or ahtooah-o lowed (Seen Tf che vas not before she met OSHALD, che becess ves the secend day she met hin. this ts the regulation in State Security on how to handle Torelguers--it makes no difference: whether they ars Camamists or not. 13. ten of CSYAID'S wife should be untertaien. ac som es possible, with special ettestion being paid the questions ‘ta 20llowi _ CARRERE RE, GlaerEgg COPY No. el ———
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWMBHTED a First, vne is shet Eer educatio, profession, age, family backgraund, Party affiliation (Koewanol mesterahip). iz shea was 5 member of the Komecual, thea the Komeomol crgenizakion will take any shepa cogsinle ogninet her teaysling to the U. &. Aliso, she must he expelled from the Kemegemol, ami then she auto- natieslly would be considered s medbes of the Imperialist Com. Ten, if she wie a menber of the Komseucl and this ection did _ (Bet take place, 3% was because of MGR interference z2gainst such € <.. father, nother) brothors....if they vere menbers of the CPSU a PROMENTED r faa Wie oe. To whieh offices ves she invited before ani after theix mertiage? If che was invited So same official Soviet offices, and ip these offices asked her not to marry a foreigner and and nob te - go with his, then probably che vas not a menber of the ossceal ena sbe did 26 om her con will; Dut if she exewers thet no one invited her te such offices, then the vhole jcb vas dome ty the Kobeeuoothly and piletliy, with no tals goiog arowal about i>. .@ Vo balved her and how meny times to write papers for the Soviet Ministry af Foreten Affsirs to say that she hei merried an American citizen ond would like te 25 vith hin ta the USA? If 2t wee €ome a few times and with grest difficulties, then probebly it was dome only with a little help fron the IG. If, however, SN ah pna eae oie “ by Eis Ech, (Arcording Fa ey ne poor geese oman pale ers 8. vas processed very waslly ast quickly ffm an vhere G18 they register their nerrtage? hat kind of gifta Gia ibey reeatve ab the tise of rerrings end _ fres vhew?  Rhewe @id they take up residence atte merriags? Vers her given aa speriaent, or = room? Asd on what neipb>orteood? vent to Minek? the chose Minek—<id he or aia emusene elost ¢. Kno yore ber busbend's fries? Pros vhat cireles? Voriers? TInbellectuais? . cther office thm the ROB which voula me such an invitation. Te makes no difference if they were agents or net.) Guns om, Sy? rr at “at 8 Lat i oe) | COPY NO.
1 400000 REPRODUCTION PROGBITED woo? | at h. How court (Intelligent) is she: ews she really peak 30 English? Is hey English bebber then she shows or better than it should be after being hare anly two years: og Wess: Seviet Unian: Tf so, how does she lnoay abeut £67 When did he _ 7 686 35: Did he bave special peruission to carry a gm: Did he ee bing | this on wit hin serosa tha border? For your ation, ee k. Bho seve finencial = to them before they left she Soviet Union? (HOS: Yor a reguler worker in the Soviet Union, it is imeassihie to seve enongh to buy @ ticket ond macs any Mind of & preparations to go aorced.) iL. §bo gave inmstructicns to SSWALD to esk. for finencial assistance ct the Auericon Eubesoy upoa big reo to the GSA? the USSR? Wf ace Sn vant cloncn? hous lase yen 2: 3a they bepbise theirgsecend child, bam in the U. 8.7 n. If CSUALD never had a perunment Job bere in tha) USA, then who vas going to finance his nex trip to the USSR” How mach Gid his wite mew about his pli to retum to the USER YWia Cchat «MA. The investigation af the wife should be made step SO by step, upeping in mind ond never forgetting that CSEALD as. = constant etatagta vith ongms of the SUB. “Bitheut suck chaervaticn emi.contecta with argens of the BES, Bo Sareh gars can live within the Soyist Unica. 35. Tm: say Iovestigation of this case ve should not lose the Iniitative. Tn view of the extraordinary elycwmetances . we — morrounding this case, the Far, threugh the Departaent of State, . ne * pyatlahle. info on CSHALD's story in ths TEER mal the purpese - an “ef Bia visit to the Soviet Enbasay In Mexico City. A-friestiy _ can be oxgected to hoor such a request. Ve tlebt lexan erent deal frea the Roviat waply: cory HO.
13-00000 in Nocument Number Uday & ee So eee 4 gat! for FOI Review bn Bat we REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED Fy orn Ly 2 UL Y petter 4g an Pn ix Fay lee siete Ef So. AAA oad y- tpi e LTS F Ed ~ EICRANEUM © OF CONVERSATICN 203 Chies, | SR ‘~. SUBJECT : _cta Work. in Support of the Warren Commission . * a Batow. : ison summary of the matiers discussed in our \poetingwat th Messrs. Angleton and Rocca on tha evening of 15 Fanuary vt 64. In turn, Mr. Angleton was reporting tous the substance of his meeting with Hr. Allen Dulles, Ba oN J. @ Rankin, Chie? Counsel, Hr. Wellins of the Justice” ' Bepartment, tir. Helms and tir. Rocca, which took: place on _the afternoon of 14 January 1964. went . — * 2. Hr. Angleton said that ur. Dyites, \ apparently pro- yoked by press accusations that the Warren Commission has . been dilatory, asked CIA for suggestions o£f-Guesticns or requests to be faitTuded in a letter to Saki oe I VOLNNEN TE. This fetter, 2’rom the Warren Commission andVio be transmitted through the Department of State, would seek additional evi-~- cence which is presumably avyailabie in Soviet files which could assist the Commission's deliberations. Ur. Dulles did not have a detailed idea of what he wanted to ask the Soviets _ for but did say that the questions should be “not tco tech nical." Although Mr. Angleton thought that the letter should — be written only after the CIA report and comments have bean complated, in order to make the letter as effective as possi- ble, ti. Dulles feit it should go now, be phrased in generali- ties and allow the Soviets more flexibility in their handling of the matter than would. a more pointed letter based on our concrete findings. tr. Dulles asked CIA only for the questions and not for a draft letter. Mr. Hurphy suggested that we ask a ouly for certain. records rather than put specific questions to the Soviets. Mr. Murphy suggested that these might include Soviet kospital records connected with Lee Oswald’s attempted f suicide, city. visa and registration records for Hoscow and | _Yinsk, factory personnel records from Oswald's place of employ— : .ment, ete. .AIso Oswald's diary noted that his case had passed r | through two commissions in the USSR; we might ask for the : “pecords of these commissions as well. Hr. Angleton said that in transmitting our suggestions to Mr. Dulles we can include any tntroductory paragrs aphs or explanatory comments that we _ neon 29% : { AAD Ayers corps S ee aoe es ES . jg ‘ 4 eroe 1 Rie 2 & a k 2B. wo} o a Ted “3 fees fe PROMIBITED
13-00000 - a «REPRODUCTION 7 PRONIBITED =- 2» felt necessary to explain to Mr. Pulles the direction of our thinking about these proposals. (Note: I instructed Mr. Wigren to prepare a drait of suggested queries, using the assistance of DERYABIN and to have this ready, if possible, by the closa of . business today. ) Doe te “ 3. Rankin stated that the Commission wants to account in detail, minute by minute and hour by hour, for Oswald's tine’ outside the United States. Mr. Bagley suggested that. tHe narrative. chronology of Oswald's stay in the Soviet Union be converted: ‘toa chronology tabulation which would permit us more six Ay to insert added details and dates as we learned of them\is’ other documentation which ve can expect to receive _ Shortly... This was agreed. , [ (Note: I instructed Me. Wigren to begin re=. f casting the narrative inmediately into ~ this form.) 4 Mr. Rankin said that the Commission has a walst-high stack of documents and reports received from the FRI and Secret Service which CIA has not yet received. These include Secret Service interviews with Marina Oswald, letters from Lee Oswaid in the USSR and other material. He promised to send this material to Hir. Helms shortly. . (Note: We will pass appropriate parts of this material to DERYASIN for further analy- sis along the lines of his earlier work On documents already in our possession. ) 5.” ‘YWessrs. Anetokeo. Murphy and Rocea considered DERYA- BIN's.initial analysis of Harina Oswald's documents, and the if contribution. @ to Wake any Seri— nor CIA would be una ous anal Ser even hypothesis until some of DERYABIN's questions been answered. Mr. Recca suggested that DERYA-_ BIN's paper be recast into more. of a questionnaire form. and. ir. Bagley agreed, pointing out that DERYABIN’s comment and. ~ speculation could be put off to the side as explanatory con= ment on each question, 28 appropriate. Mr. Angleton and Hr. Murphy thought that it would be desirable to send this paper to the Warren Commission in advance of other CIA reports with a memorandum informing the Commission that we would need a answers to this interim questionnaire in order to reconstruct ; a detailed chronology of Oswald's time in the: USSR and to i comment on his activity there. The Commission would be asked to procure the information from Marina through any Agency it might choose. ro b> no | PROWUBITED — -