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AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.4 Docld: 322765578 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information HSCA 180-10114-10154 NUMBERED FILES 004253 Document Information HSCA D'AVY, LEANDER 00/00/0000 1 COURT OF TWO SISTERS D'AVY, LEANDER SHAW, CLAY OSWALD, LEE, NEW ORLEANS RUBY, JACK FERRIE, DAVID OUTSIDE CONTACT REPORT Unclassified Open in Full Redact 08/13/1993 Box 89. Date: 10/1/201
es tg 8 INVESTIGATION INTERVIEN SCHEDULE Le Identifying Information: a oe, | oo "Name LEANDER D) CA - Date saat -27_ ode o Address 690 6. | Senboz C7" ee Place Garo LU aTeL. Contos >. Date of Birth Lo 36-2 at LO po Social Security ASS: “5 J - 57? -- Spouse Ob nee ee wee Te Children 2. Physical nescription: | . a ' Height So" CO he Color Eyes oo Hair . Weight (F045 | oo Special Characteristics ° 1. Ethnic. Group oo oe a _ . Se - Personal History: oo ay ‘Present Employment :_ . Address’ o- Le | OLE | Ra Teed S960: 30. les po - - Telephone - b. Criminal Record - 1. Arrests 2. Convictions 4. Additional Personal Information: a. Retative(s): WHH- _ a Coe, , - | “2” c _ , hy Plowe 942-990) > ob. Area frequented: Cc. Remarks: . . Investigator . Date Form #4-B Docld:32265528 Page 2
(2) On Saturday December 16,. 1977 at approximately 10:00AM Investigators Bob _Buras and L, J, Delsa met Leander DtAvy at the Greyhound Bus Station in New Orleans, La, Mr, D'tavy was interviewed that day in room 65 of the Patio ‘ Motel located at 2820 Tulane Ave, N.O,la, . Mr. ‘DtAvy was shown approximately 60 photograpshs and asked to identify those that he knew, He identified the following: photographs as people that seem familiar. to him but that he can not remember anything specific about; Lendido Richante Miguel Mariano Cruz Roy Hargraves Gordon Novel John B Meadows William Brady Norberto Fernandez Leonard Walle - ’ Florencio Villurea Roberto Cortez The following people were identified by photograph that Mr. DfAvy positively remembered as having seen them around the Court of Two Sisters Restaurant loca ted at 613 Royal St. New Orleans, La, This Restaurant and bar has an entrance:in the 600 block of Bourbon St, also, Mr.-D'Avy worked as a door-~ man at this entrance from 1961 to 1963 , — Harold B, ‘Sandoz Jr. Jose Mayoral @ Pepe David Ferrie Sergio Arcacha Smith Thomas Beckham Clay Shaw Lawrence Howard Fred Lee Crisman Jack Ruby Mr. D'tAvy also knows Mr. Eugene Davis but the investigators did not have a photograph of him at this time. Mr. D'Avy also identified Lee Harvey Oswald and the first and second "tramps" as having been in his company. - Eugene "Gene" Davis was the manager , Margaret Tannebaum was the bookeeper and Nick Karno was the owner of the Court of Two Sisters, As the doorman on Bourbon St. Mr. D'Avy did not see the customers in the Patio or the res- taurant and osyter bar, He did see people occasionally in the front bar, | Docld: 32265526. Page 3
6 @ 10 VW 12 @ 13 C 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 Docld: 32265556 The Chairman. Right. Mr. Devine. So, I am not sure that any useful purpose would be served in having those printed up because the final rules of what we adopt are used for legislation of the legislative report, Do you know, John? Mr. Anderson. NO, I do nt think it would be useful. It would be just additional expenses to go ahead and transcribe and print hearings that were inconsequential as to what they produce. So, I think I would be agreeable to implementation of what you say, since you started your tenure as Chairman. That would be adequate. The Chairman. All right. Then are there .any matters you can think of related to sessions that we have had in Executive Session that we ought to release. I suppose that Matters in relation to Mr. Sprague's explanations yesterday perhaps ought to be printed up, or we can have some dis- cussio: as to whether this should be. Mr. Edgar. Mr. Chairman, is it proper and possible to have two records made, one from the public sessions since you have been Chairman, and ‘one from. the Executive sessions that would be held until we have a careful review of thos? | | The Chairman. : You mean to have it printed up, Executiv Session printed up, for our purposes. Mr. Edgar. Yes. ge 5
Mrs. Moore Interview...page 25 Mrs. M: Yeah, nothing. I didn't see any kinda - anything to distract you until the first shot came - which I thought was a backfire. Mr. M: Right. Mr. D: I want to now show you a photograph and I'm gonna _ask you if this photograph looks familiar to you. Mrs.M: Yes. Now the street corner looks familiar, but I don't remember the car. Mr. D: Don't remember the car. Mrs.M: No, I don't remember this car. Mr. D: Okay. Could this car have been - possibly have been the car you saw? Mrs. M: No, the car I saw had writing on it and it was not a car, it was a truck. Mr. D: Alright. Thank you very much. I've just shown Mrs. Moore a photograph of a LaSalle automobile with a great deal of writing on it on a street in Dallas approaching McCann's Department Store. Mr. M: Is there anything that we haven't asked you that you could think of that you might want to tell us. about what happened that day?..Or what maybe you heard later on? Mrs. M: .I think that's-.about all I remember really, ‘cause I - it was real busy for a long while - but now it's faded away, you know? Mr. M: Mm-hmm. Alright. Anything else, Clarence? Mr. D: I can't think of anything else. I think we'll uh... Mr. M: ...end this interview - at 7 p.m. Thanks a lot. Doqld: 32266304 Page 26
“ectecimeaty be aS + Saul, er mete besten DRE 62. 63. 63B. 64, 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. .70. “71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. Ibid. 63A. Contact Report 12/13/78, _JFK Document #013678. Ibid. p. 2. Ibid. pe 4. Classification: _ (This form is to be used for material extracted _ from ClA—controlled documents.) . Footnotes - page 4. Ibid. Ibid. Opcite.. JFK #005259, - i. _ Ibid. Ibid. . ~p-. 13, Deposition of Carlos Bringuier, May 12, 1978,/3FK Document #009084 ce See Also, HSCA final section on Carlos Bringuier Deposition of Carlos Quiroga, May 23, 1978, pp. 11, 12, 15, JFK Document (#009394. See Also, Warren Commission ‘Volume x, i: p. 41. + Opcite, JFK #005765. Ibid. p. 4. ‘Ibid. Ibid. p. 3. Interview with. Jose Antonio Lanusa by Fonzi/Gonzales, 4/22/78, p. 1., JFK Document #007463. ‘Ibid. Ibid. p. 2. Tbia. Ibid. Ibid. Ibid. p. 3. Classification: | Classified by derivation:
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72 sort. I am just wondering if that is something we do not need to necessarily get involved in since we are talking about $40 and we are denying the claim of something in the neighborhood | of $2500. Maybe we ought to respond in that way, and we will pay his $40 upon signing the proper vouchers, and so forth, and then the other members and I will officially have the committee do that. | Meanwhile, Jim Wolf, you call him and advise him of the status of this matter so we do not encounter a lawsuit on this point. | Mr. Sprague. I do not think there is any official action required. by the committee under the rules with regard to a staff member resigning. | The Chairman. Probably not. We can check that. If there is not, we can go ahead and reject that. We will recess, subject to call of the chair. (Whereupon, at 4:45 p.m., the committee adjourned, -gubject to call of the Chair.) Docld: 322765557 Pate T4
AGENCY: HSCA RECORD NUMBER: = 180-10114-10401 RECORD SERIES: NUMBERED FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBER: — 015089 ~ Document Inforination ‘ORIGINATOR: HSCA FROM: SHIELDS, CLEOLA TO: TITLE: DATE: — 11/12/1977 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : , EYEWITNESS, SHIELDS, CLEOLA DOCUMENT TYPE: SUMMARY _ CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified * RESTRICTIONS: — Open in Full CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE.OF LASTREVIEW: 08/18/1993 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : One copy of interview summary included. Box 293. v9.1 . NW 55923 Docld:32265775 Page i JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information .
INVESTIGATION INTERVIEW SCHEDULE — ow Ai eo AS = Sab tdven Color Byes Special Characteristics hts “Ethnic Grow, Be van cee on . : tele ia Ree ge pee Personal History: s, “ present Employment:  Aaaress -_ DVisin mo _. Pelephone pe criminal Record cons ee oe Arrests_ Tone ae | a Convictions ‘AL “Additional ‘personal Information: “Relative(s): Name be Area’ frequented Gs Remarks: . | Investigator 923. Doeld: 39265775 Page “BS
SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS nag Cleola Shields | Date 11-12-77 Time 11:30 A.M. Address 3317 Pointer Ave. _ Place Residence © ; Dallas, Texas —— a -Phone: 214-630-0387 + Taterviow: | . ee oy on Nov. 22, 1963 Mrs. shields. ‘was employed by ‘Ed wells cons “fashions: which was ‘located at. 501 Elm ‘St. (Sth floor (comer of Elm and. Houstons sts, y At. approx. 12 noon, Mrs. shields. “and several co workers came down’ stairs for. lunch ana ‘to: watch the. Presidential motorcade. Prior to the arrival: of, the: mise cade | Mrs. ‘Shields stated that she saw. an auto: driving “ardund the Plaza with writing on the body, advertising “Honest Joe Pawn. Shop". ‘The auto ‘left before the arrival. of. the motorca “when the motorcade arrived, the: President » ‘was waving and had just, passed when, she heard: what sounded ‘Like a. fire. cracker. “coming: ‘from: the direction of the, railroad créssing; the. "president! s hand went up ‘towards his head and the car magi a little pause and then took off. | We all ‘van. to: ‘the: HE we road tressell and looked ain the boxcars. ‘There: was. a Tot, of: ‘people looking in. the boxcars, ‘also: > police: were Siero | We ‘petirned to work and were. told to. go. home. | Interviewer ne RL (Signature) Al_Maxwell,, Clarence_Day,—Harold Leap. (Name) ‘Date ‘TranseribedNov: 28/1977 pybas re a cas So (Ind
THE LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON LIBRARY AUSTIN, TEXAS 78705 DATE: May 7, 1976 Te, NLU (Corkran) SUBJECT: Document requested by Mr. Michael Epstein, staff member, Senate Select Committee to Study Government Operations Tor NL (Jacobs) Per your instructions, enclosed is Wd to the President, 11/24/63, which has been restricted by NLJ because the last paragraph of page two and first paragraph of page 3 discuss national security methods. The document is closed under donor restrictions. Mr. Epstein requested this item be submitted immediately. Other Classified items will follow. aS (Kg, (f, Lf fi gf - Uexbeos Uf (Of: Cle CHARLES W. CORKRAN Assistant Director Enclosure A PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AOMINISTEREO BY THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE, GENERAL SERVICES AOMINISTRATION ee PSSA HW 54545 Docld:32273823 Page 15
AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 Docld: 322766356 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information HSCA 180-10116-10001 NUMBERED FILES 004210 Document Information HSCA GABRIELSON, ROGER, CIA 12/20/1977 1 CIA, FILES MARCELLO, CARLOS GABRIELSON, ROGER. OUTSIDE CONTACT REPORT Unclassified Open in Full Redact 05/25/1993 Box 88. Date: 10/1/201
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AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER :.. ORIGINATOR :. FROM: TO: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : - DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : vol JFK Assassination System Adentification Form Agency Information HSCA : 180-101 16-10222 NUMBERED FILES 014647 Document Information HSCA - 06/13/1977, 37 HSCA, ADMINISTRATION _ BLAKEY, G. ROBERT TRANSCRIPT. Unclassified . Open in Full Redact 07/17/1993 King, Martin, material withdrawn pp. 1-10..Box 267. awe HW 54756 DBocld:322766577 Page 1 Date. -10/8/201 Peleased under the John . Eennedy Wissassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW S4756 Date: HO-31i-2017
s | . & Stonographg, Transcript Of ey ay oe 7 HEARINGS “ye Before The SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ee ules a ‘iy Ce AR GARE, 7 ©) So BUSINESS MEETING — ee Washington,D.c. Tune 18, 1977 : Alderson Reporting Company, Inc. : Official’ Reporte, 800 Seventh St., S. W. Washington, D. C. 554-2345 ane 54756 Docld: 32266577 Page 2
OI4GN+ RG: 233 TAB f: yp ile ENTRY: / / . COPIES/ PPS. /CLASS. BOX: . 1 atoos ACCESS RESTRICTED The item identified below has been withdrawn from this file: File Designation i = — Date . — = From <a ~ = To > = In the review of this file this item was removed because access to it is > = restricted. Restrictions on records in the National Archives are stated = in general and specific record group restriction statements which are c available for examination. The item identified above has been withdrawn - c r because it contains: [] Security- Classified Information . [x]. Otherwise Restricted Information —-—J M LK 08/22/93 | Authority Date Withdrawn by NSCA John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (P.L. 102-526) NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION NA FORM 14000 (1-86) HW 54756 Docld:32266577 Page 3
you do about Rule 11?" Y/ Rule 11 of the House says that all committee documents are property of the House and as such all members of the Hous m ft ll, can you?" e 2 have access to them. We say, well, our response to them is of 2 follows: “What do you want me to do about the ules of the | ; House of Representatives? I cannot change them." | ~ And their response is: "Well, why don't you acopt, < ij meaning the committee adopt, a rule that looks like the House Intelligence Committee's rule on member access?" | z Sc, we looked at that very carefully and the rule of the. FE i House Intelligence Committee provides roughly as follows: | a = Members can have access to doctm s in the posession of the | © = House Intelligence Committee under teyms-and conditions set 5. + [fo by the House Intelligence Committee up to and including | E |, [denial of access. ——— set out the exact language | € | fot you but the House Intelligeree Committee's rule explicitly = "| authorizes the House Intelligence Committee to deny access to! . a member . | | & | And I said, or our response to the Agency is as follows: | E | "you cannot seriously expect me to suggest to my committee thd 5 20 | adoption of a rule that is on its face inconsistent with Rule v SS ho to And they said, "Yes, we know that it is inconsistent but if you give us at least as much protection as the House have Intelligence Committee gives us, we would ee no problem with i) ua | | | | eo © / 25 | - i! ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY. INC. Docld: 32266676 Page 7
turning it over to you." Gf my response is that "I cannot do that." } ~ I-cannot suggest to this committee that you adopt a rule that is on its face inconsistent with Rule ll. .The House circumstances the committee member or the members should not have access, it would cause the question to be take back up pon the House floor. Of course, if the House Floor in effect reaffirms Kule it 0 = Sy a | Rule, after alli am talking as a lawyer, your lawyer I | nr) LG . ~ | guesszpthe rules of the House are explicit. The rules of ost c L ? committee are explicit. The resolution of this: committee x ~ = a explicitly says that your rules must be consistent with the | \ dg 9% | rules of the House. | c | ; \ 2 10! So, I cannot suggest to you a rule like that rule of the| es ! 2 rt House Intelligence Committee. | = | = 2 | I played around with language with Jim Wolfe and we came @ z 13 pe with the following suggestion that may meet the needs of | S a | the Central Intelligence Agency. The rule does not deny ‘a 14 | - . a access to any member but it conditions that access to the | & 13! = j time, place and manner by the following = | = 16 | x | pembet would have to reguest access in writing and the reg est Board : , | eC M7 | would be taken up by the full committee and, if the ful | a . = '8 Il committee voted to give the member access, he woutd get it B 2 a E 19 | then and there and, if the committee decided that Under the | | | | S 20 | | | | t | { in this case, then our rules would permit the member to have ; ALDCERSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. | Docld: 322766676 Page 6 .
20024 (202) S5"-23"5 S.W, REPORTERS BUILDING, WASHTNGTON, D.C. 3nn 7TH STREET, Docld: 32266678 access. If the House Floor says that the members should not | | | have access, then of course it would be the resolution of the | Floor that would deny the member access and not our own rules, # Basically, what it would do is that it would cause the i House of Representatives to take a second look at the scope j and impact of Kale 11, not as an abstract question of iwanted access to was something that could ‘be fairly described ‘as the "family Jewels," then it would be the burden of the full committee to say that it .is too risky to turn over this: | || principle, but as a concrete instance where if what the oe material to this member. | It would then provide a4 mechanism for transferring that 1 Gecision -to the full House. floor and the Full House #loor ° would then. ‘be in a posture of debating the issue in the | concrete context, that is, ‘the specific request of a specific ies ember to ‘see a specific document, and you could bring to the | ttention of the House the nature of that document without actually revealing it. ; If, of course, the House votes to reaffirm Rule 11 in this instance, access would be granted. It is my judgment that the Agency would buy this rule as giving them the max imu -- AL. ;protection of the disclosure, or the routine and automatic | | disclosure of the more sensitive methods, to 435 people simply i lon request. \ The choices are hard. If we do not adopt it, I think the | ALCERSON REPORTING COMPANY. INC. |
10 1] 12 14 15 16 7 18 20 21 22 10 Archivist and where it is not even remotely related to us, for. example, in the CHAOS File, and they are otherwise authorized by law to destroy it, I can say that the committee has no interest in this and this can be destroyed. I think if we could give them relief enough to let them destroy about a hundred boxes a day they could at least tread water between now and December. I really want: you to recognize --- Chairman Stokes. What happens if they accidentally destroy something that we wanted? Mr. Blakey. We have been had. Chairman Stokes. There would be no way to explain that. | | Mr. Blakey. No way we could explain it. If we want to | play hard ball and insist that they do it, not destroy any | further documents, what we will probably have to do is go | sit with the Archivist and get him to suspend the order to destroy documents. They have a group now scheduled for de- struction that are not being destroyed because of communica-~ tions with this committee. Chairman Stokes. It seems to me that if you are talking about seven months you are not really being mean. We are trying to protect the committee's integrity of process here. It seems to me that is something we should not get into. Speaking as an individual, personally I do not think we ought to get into that problem that they have. Docld: 322766679 Page 11
; & 1 a TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 | Select Committee on Assassinations Washington, D. C. 3 House of Representatives August 3, 1978 eo : page 5 Motion carried that meeting be held in executive session 3 6 e * 2 . Motion carried for an immunity order 7 | concerning three witnesses 5 g | Motion carried that would finalize the committee's decision to bring James Earl 9 | Ray before it and authorize the committee and counsel to use in the public hearings 10 | materials that would require committee approval before they are used and authorize 11 the printing and release at the time of Mr. Ray's testimony a compilation of his prior 12 | Statements 5 13 Motion carried to accept the ticket policy , stated in the memorandum i 22 Discussion of suggested public information 15 | policy 22 16 | Discussion of security matters . 54 17 | Discussion of acoustical matter 63 18 300 7TH STREET, S.W. , REPORTERS BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 20 21 @ 22 23 24 25 ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. Docld: 327766636 Page 2?
ae oO. SREREF oS * . “ . “ MFR. . : ’ > . . 5 /HEN FILLED IN) Pw eee 4-63 ro ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO FILING 1. Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap and * forward to RID. 2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or comments requir- ing preservation, ; TO: ACTION BRANCH If file no. and title shown are not proper, in- sert proper file no. below and forward doc- ument to RID/AN. PROPER FILE NO. TO: ALL. ADDRESSEES FILL. IN SECTION 1 ON BACK, IF APPROPRIATE COMMENTS DATE OFFICER'S INITIALS RECEIVED FORWARDED 17. FILE TITLE RID/FI FILE NUMBER (PRIMARY CODE) 2O1~ ZLVILEF DOCUMENT DATE DOCUMENT NUMBER DBA 82137 ABSTRACT ’ TRACE REQUEST INDEX a“ j NS . | E on a 4 FORM USE PREVIOUS dh —SEERET- : —. 1-63 6100 EDITIONS g FB} (40) 53199 Docld:32277889 Page 4 :
- @. ends Docld: 322766679 24 for whatever comment or statement he would like to make in 2 || regard to the Memphis affair. I do not know whether we should 3 || stay on the record or off the record. I would prefer talking | 4 || with members of the committee. | 5 Mr. Blakey. I do not think it is necessary on the record 6 || I would see no reason to have the Court Reporter here for 7 || the only remaining items since they are just general 8 | discussion. | 9 Chairman Stokes. Can we by common consent or without 10 objection dispense with the formal proceedings? The reporter | 11 is excused. | 12 (Whereupon at 5:30 p.m. the committee proceeded with | 13 an informal session.) - | 14 | 17 18 19 ; 20 21 22 23 v 24 \ Page 17
10 iB 12 13 16 17 18 19 300 7TH STREET, S.W. , REPORTERS BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20024 (202) 554-2345 20 21 © 2 : 23 24 25 Docld: 32266636 37 to the press. Wwe should learn from that. What we say as a committee should be said as a committee in the whole and not outside. We will be perceived as exploiting the press. Somebody will say something that isn't accurate and then we will create one more piece of myth that if that myth had not been created the committee would not have been created, Mrs. Burke. Mr. Chairman. Chairman Stokes. Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Burke. Mr. Chairman, maybe what we could have as a policy is that one person talk.,to the press, the ghairman, and in that event at least you have one person that you can control. If no one else gives comments and.we agree we will give no comments, we won't be faced with this kind of thing if someone makes an off- hand comment to the press and it is blcewn out of proportion. Any comments that would be made in terms of future plans or the direction of the committee would be made by the ghairman. I think in that way you can control. I have a question. What press corps will cover the hearings? Will each newspaper cover the hearings? How are we determining? Will it be the Capital press corps? Will it be a matter that we will select particular newspapers? How will we determine what press will be ineluded in these tickets? Mr. Blakey. The tickets will be assigned to the accredited press here. ALDERSON REPORTING COMPANY, INC. Page 39
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