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104-10003-10210 €  XAAZ- 2.2420 fe) __TTEM PREPARED FOR THE WARREN COMMISSION — BY SR SEARCH evtitleet ( “PHOTO OF OSWALD IN MINSK" . i ter ehveaclegical listing, The photograph in question was discovered in Graphics Register by Bill Brasko while checking photos of the city of Minsk. The photo of OSWALD was first noted 12 March, and ehlargements made the following day. The FBI was requested on 2 March to interview the photographer and — transmittal of the photo to the Commission was delayed pending a response. The FBI report arrived 29 April, and a memorandum to the Commission was forwarced the same day. XAAZ~ 22466 For further information on this item, see: Lee H. Wigren Alexander W, Brasko Document Number G7 &7/-aez for FOIA Review on TOC a) ABSTR CS copy 2ol- 299 2445
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“LASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET ~ 4 TO : DIRECTOR FROM: | “ACTION: C/AWH 4 INFO. ; DCI, D/DCI, DDP, c/cl, C/ VR reasons 3 ind. *goordinate 4f appropriate. 1, TIPSTAFF/4 REPOPTS YPIDORESTRALE PROBALLY TO BE QUESTIOR ED ‘Peer sSNA MENTS IF APY, 2. T/4 APOLOSIZED FOR DELAY, SAID CASE HAD ZEEN OVERLOOKED = NUR PRESS OTHEP MATTERS, THO WE REALIZE REPORT WHEN awn IF RECEIVES WILL PROPAPLY BE TOO LATE For Cv ERALL GPFLOOR WRAPUP, WILL Push | , ; C/S COMMENT: *Possibly due to continued and unexpectedly strong TIPSTAFF/1 (4) control over TIPSTAFF (3) organization, we never received the results of the interview with Ridderstrale. However, will press if desir | “ed. cs Cor 20] -289248 "REPRODUCTION: BY OTHER THAI THAN Th THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED Document Number 18-939 for FOIA Review on _ JUN 1976: + te es gga ee declossifiestion A00-S-F]
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13-00000 1 June 1964 MEMO FOR THE RECORD 1. At.0900 this morning I talked with| | recently returned | | re Warren Commission inquiry concerning the timetable of Oswald's stay in Finland in October 1959, including his contact with the Soviet Consulate there. (Copy of the Commission letter of 25 May 64 and State Cable of 22 May 64 attached.) 2. gave me the following information: a. It takes 25 minutes to drive from the airport to _ downtown Helsinki: b. By taxi, it would take no more than 5 minutes to reach the Soviet consulate; c. The Soviet consulate probably closed at 1300 hours local time 6n Saturdays in 1959; d. Passenger lists (manifests) at the U.S. Consulate in Helsinki are retained for six months only and then are destroyed. there at the time. e. A copy of State's cable inquiry would go to the and they would assist in preparation of-a reply. 3. | [agreed that it would be worthwhile to cable the | | concerning points not covered by State in their inquiry. He suggested changes incorporated into the cable sent to I - Lee LO on Document Number £00 -3LO C/SR/CI/R “POA Review on JUN 1976 SAME AS “MO-B38 AO omy 7 tla ae wee wo ae
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13-00000 27 July 1964 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT : Length of Time Required for Obtaining Soviet Tourist Visas in Helsinki and Stockholm, 1964 1. Im response to a telephone inquiry concerning the time required (July 1964) for issuance of a Soviet visa for a US businessman, the Soviet consul in Helsinki stated that he could issue a transit visa (valid for 24 hours) in five minutes but that for a lenger stay he would need about a week to process a visa application and have Inturist arrange for lodgings. He implied that the main reason for delays in viea issuances was a shortage of hotel epace in the USSR. 2. A Finnish travel agency representative said in July 1964 that he is able to obtain Soviet tourist visas for his customers within five days if he pushes the matter. 3. A telephone check with the Soviet consulate in Stockholm in July 1964 revealed that normal viea processing there takes seven days but that ! thie can be shortened to five days ‘in exceptional cases.‘' The Soviet official receiving the telephone call stated that it was impossible to get a visa within two or three days. 4. A Soviet official in Stockholm indicated in 1964 that visa processing for foreigners wishing to visit the USSR normally takes six to eight days in Stockholm but that visas for Swedish businessmen and other personalities of special interest (not defined) can be processed directly by the Soviet embassy in Stockholm without referral to Moscow. Detument vnbee PEABSHQ | Rowe L Ae fe the le fac lice £ for FOIA Review on JUN 1976 | e
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13-00000 ~ © CLASSIFIED MESSAGE aN. SECRET i : oS TO _—: DIRECTOR a es [SL et FROM . eters eect ete ott beat ~ ACTION: C/WH 4x (copy. TUBED WH AT: 0815 24 JUN 64 ee “INFO + DCI, .b/DGi, DP, cfc, c/e 151, VR*_ Ve dy / KV SECRET 2409302 PRIORITY DIR CIT 2517) | REDWOOD GPFLOOR | REF A DIR 24936 * * | Bi j257a t V 1299 ** | | | ONLY DIRECT FLIGHT FROM LONDON v To HELS ON 19 OcT 59 was FINN AIR , ‘| FLIGHT 852 WHICH ARRIVED HELS A (2535 OURS. |SECRET c/s COMMENT: - *ACTION “UNTT. perceived AS THOUS” ANDICATOR, ‘REDWOOD NOT USED. a Requested time of Oswalds arrival Helsinki 10 — , October 1959 or arrival t time all London ‘lights that date. eee Finnish Air representatives: ewamped with busy. a tourist season and not’ yet apie go ‘back into: archives for flight times. . cg, CO | - ~~ Document nee TAB32| {92 FOU Revi on JUN 876 seat —— CT - . Q0- re ve wah _ ne SECRET os | _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE is PROHIBITED
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seat adie a WS <sOn wehots g is REQUEST FOR ‘VISA. ON BEHALF US BUSINESSMAN. KARASEV SAID HE COULD _ | ISSUE TRANSIT visa VALID FOR 24 HOURS WITHIN FIVE MINUTES OF O 7 APPLICATION FOR ANY STAY OVER 24 HOURS: HE wou,p NEED. ABOUT ONE P Y omy to fae MO, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET © Ful aD (i) per. ro mance [] pesrroy [| sis. TO: DIRECTOR | FROM : | | ACHON: SK 7 INFO © @1/o Ps, an ef 02, ae gt, . Fes, eee a SECRET 21iai7z- 4. DIR INFO [__]cITE 2622 Peo | ~ REDwoOD) 8 mm ' Sdn 132639, = OREF- Ay DIR. 36101 Od pat onder a a 7 3082 WW 32 $3 | 1. CLASTONBURY PHONED SOVIET coNsuL KARASEY, [ ITH PURPORTED WEEK PROCESS VISA AND HAVE INTOURIST GET ‘LODGINGS. IMPLIED. SCARCITY 7 oF HOTEL, SPACE. was MAJOR FACTOR IN. DELAY. OF, VI ISSUANCE. Be. FINNISH TRAVEL AGENCY REP TOLD CLAST NBURY HE CAN MANAGE GET SOVIET TOURIST VISA FOR HIS CUSTOMERS IN FIVE DAYS "WITH SOME ’ PUSHING ON HIS SIDE". . R  3,.s« WE DID NOT DISCUSS AMBASSADORIAL INTERVENTION WITH KARASEV. Cc é Bur mE IT MIGHT HAVE SOME EFFECT SHOULD OUR “AMBASSADOR DIRECTLY Ota, for Document Number - p 2? DIM Y ae ‘or FOIA Review o on SECRET BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED a ig — 5 rs 3 , HARE cline emia tag hoon w 1 i : FORM Osso.ere 1-64 1389 = Ferrous som FD ~<von <voOn (35)
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2 ’ 12-62 ROUTING hecho _L. Hi Wigren: cl ~ SR/CUR ” Cl INDEX er: + 9735 sR NO INDEX -=— eect DATE: 17 July 1964 © D FILE IN CS FILE. No. of. oo ‘(NFO : WEG, i. “eller eile VR | on ai ag LELEA, — Pa io oe ( | . be REET | a 7 cireon ; 38 ‘01 1. Hs WANTS. ‘TO KNOW MINIMUM TIME REQUIRED. TO OBTAIN . _SOVIET TOURIST VISA. INFO AVAILABLE HERE. INDICATE: SOV. AMBASSADORE AUTHORIZED ISSUE VISAS LOCALLY WITHOUT AWAITING MOSCOW at aa AGAINST OBTAINING THROUGH TRAVEL AGENCY) STATION MEMBER OR CLEARED contact, AMERICAN, LOCAL, PHONE } SOVEME WITH. STORY oF IMMINENT DEPARTURE FOR VACATION IN AUSTRIA, AND POINTS SOUTH ° ‘EXAMINING POSSIBILITY SPENDING FEW. DAYS IN | “ASKING MoscOWGNL EN ROUTE, iF CAN GET VISA AND DEPAR POSSIBLY THREE DAYS. 2. ABOVE INFO ) NEEDED ASAP sO WOULD APPRECIATE EXPEDITE | - a S . = 2 3 a < 2 s ~ AG EION, MoO SENSITIVITY CONNECTED. THIS REQUEST. a ae END OF MESSAGE er an a == 0 /- 9-992 nd ae RELEASIRG OFFICER: ihe te aA Riera] pe REPRODUCTION BY on (ER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE | oy No.2.
13-00000 - 6. in response ty a question from Mr. Slawsaa I stated that most of the'26 cases upon which we based Gur statements involved foreign ’ students, exchange teachers and other relatively transient persons, -and while a number of cases have certain points is common, they bear * Little similarity to the OSWALD case in that nome ievolved a defector who - ‘married prior to repatriating. I noted that paragraph 6 of our 6 April 1964 memorandum to the Commission had pointed this out. Mr. Slawson indicated that hg was now eatisfied on this matter. ‘ “9. Concerning the length of time taken by Soviet authorities to process exit visas for Suvict citizens married to fercign nationals (question 3c above), I stated that, in my upinion, the information provided by State (in the third enclosure to Mr. Meeker's letter) substantially corresponded to the views expressed im paragraphs 6 and 7 of our memorandum to the Commission dated 6 April 1964. Mr. Slawson asked if it would be possible to elaborate paragraph 7 of our memorandum of 6 April by providing 2 statistical breakdown of the cases on which our statements were based. I indicated that this could be done. 8. At this point Mr. Slawson stated that as a result of our discussion he felt that the question of possible inconsistencies had been resolved, - However, he asked that «e send a brief written reply to the Commission's letter of 3 July 1964 embodying the substance of what I had said concerning the basis for staternentz included in our 6 April 1964 memorandum. [{ This would include the gist of the draft reply to the Commission which I showed to C/SR on 8 July plus an elaboration of our statements concerning Soviet visa applications. ] 9. Mr. Slawson indicated that he »ould be sending parts of his report dealing with the Sovict inteHigence services to CIA for checking as to their accuracy. ‘He did not say when this «ould ocoaar. 10. After concluding the meeting with Mr. Slawson, I yead Volume 52 of the transcript cf testimony before the Commissiom. Tis included the reinterview of Marina OSWALD. Lee H. Wigren C/SR/Ci/Research -~3=
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1041000440208] oe OPC? | eee mesnengntet . SECRET and dppzowtrg-aottoh tN ~ TOO DIRECTOR | ES ce Signg t sft i) FROM poeribyr ete uO and coordina aoe ' JCLASSIFIED MESSAGE ne { |, ACTION: C/uH 4 ‘'INFO ; DCI, D/DCI, DOP, C/cl, “SECRET 100745Z DIR CIT —| 2629, | | -a¥Eee REDWOOD ASPFLOOR ' REF A DIR 322M. .3* 2577 \V BBE De tee 1. HOTEL TORNI REGISTRY. SHOWS OSWALD REGISTERED AT 24236 HOURS : ON 1G OCi. OSWALD SAID HE WOULD REMAIN FOR FIVE Days. 2. RE PARA 1B REF +4 THE SHIP WELLAMO ARRIVED IN TURKU FROM STOCKHOLM AT @835 HOURS ON 18 OCT. TRAVELLERS THEN TOOK BUS WHICH ARRIVED HELS ABOUT 1203 HOURS SAME DAY. FINN AIR- FLIGHTS FROt ST 0C ON 18 OCT ARRIVED HELS AT 1222 HOURS, 1508 HOURS AND 1655 HOURS, | | | : 3. ABOVE FROM VALINK/1. Document number LOS 2333 -SECRT ~ a for FOIA Review on. JUN 1976 * C/S COMMENT: ¥*ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INOTCATER 8 REDWOOD ‘NOT USED, CS COPY | | | 201286208 .D-200-5-41 | SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PPOHIBITED Copy No.
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| FROM: “INCIDENT REPORT | er NAME __ J@hn Ee Donoven Grape SA office 8/A ~~ZO0? Belmont Hd. We We Washington 9, De Ce Teles 332-7717 | INCIDENT__Telephons gall ime _0937 pace Washington, De Co [aga SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: Donovan called to report that he inew and worled with lee Harvey Oswald for a nine month period while fulfilling his military obligation in the Spring, Summer and Fall of 1959. Donovan advised he may possinly be of assistance in providing nanes end etoe of Osvalda intinate a Subject further advised that he hag not with the PBI or the Secret Service as of thie | tdmee Denovan is presently attending Georgetown University while teaching at _ Ascension Academy. He may be contacted arly evening after 6:90 P.M. st the ebove addrega. Donovan related that he isa former FBI eaployes having worked : there from June 1953 to 1956. It ia also noted that edvanee Inowledge of this [7 -@@11 was received from NSO John Moretti and Agency employees, | who are beth members of Capt. John E. Donevarits e Se ACTION TAKEN:  Contasted Charlie Kane, 0S, who requested that. this report: be prepared and submitted go that the lead may be turned — ever to the FRI through official. channeld. DISTRIBUTION: | ORIG: ‘DD/SEC (PPS), DD/SEC, OR D/S OPY: EAB/PD FILE: BSB/PHYS. SD 1 ey C/SRS
14-00000 REQUEST DATE 11.10.78 OLC No. . * NOTIFIED OLC REQUEST SUBJECT XAE- 00814, 1 June 1964 » (Hetd in 201- 0289248) SECRET - ACTION OFFICE, RESPONSE | DATE SEEN} NAME HSCA Memorandum to RAN KIN re ALVARADO. FOIA No. 717-312.