104-10268-10004 SECRET — — 1. MEXI-9332, 6 May 1964 [duplicate of FOIA igi Un Bor 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 061-964] 4, HMMW-15488, NEN and Paul SCOTT 5. Newspaper ad eID "CIA Withhe RP Y¥tt< rom Warren Commis- sion" MED MEXI-9332 (IN PROT! - [FOIA No. 683-291] DIR-18827, 4 May 1964 [FOIA No. 677-289] DIR-87770, 9 December 1963 [FOIA No. 354-719] Fo] oo hae | on e * e s MEXI-7067. (IN 68291), 26 November 1963 [FOIA No. 124-54} 10. Cover sheet to MEXI-7067 (from Mexico City File) ll. 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 CIN. 67378) , 24 November 1963 [FOIA No.. 85-565] 16. MEXI-7054, 24 vovenber 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] | 18, ME 7054, 23 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. “". 9-23) °° } ee 20. MEXI-7034 CIN. 67231), 25.Novenber 1963 [FOIA No. 61-575), = ee 21. MEXI+7033, exico City File) including" co oe Wubi 4 of FOIA No. | 58-546) oe 22. MEXI 47038 caw » PROMOTE... 1965 ‘ora Now 7 - ss. um. yo aN. 67190), 23 Novenber 1967 | _EFOTA No. |  $6-20) -, 24.. MEXI- 7028, 23 November. 1963 (from Mexico ‘City. File)- SS including cover sheet. _ [duplicate of FOIA No... ' §8- 549] oo, no 28. NEXT, 72028 (IN 67187), 23, Novenber 1963 ‘(Fora No. a 88 549) . EFT ae ate
13-00000 26. (27, 28. 29, 30. 31. 32. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40, al. 4a. 44, AT. a ae "Background on Mexican Station Support Assets : _ Coverage of Soviet and’ Cuban Embassies). -ReponmweT PRONE ISTmED SECRET REPRODUCTION PROMIRITED 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) MEXI - rood ELD GONoyenbr 1963 [FOIA No. 62-24] MEXI-7023, ppawia BABE on Mexico City File) [duplicate fs) I -545] 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.- CIN 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 - yore cs 66781), 22 Novenber 1963 (FOIA No. 29-12] oo : Memorandum for. The Ambassador, dated 16. October. 1963; '. Subject: Lee. OS ALD/ Contact with the Soviet Embassy. [TX-1919 - FOIA No. 9-5) ‘es REPRODUETION ee MEXT-6534 C DI R- 74830, PRD ; including ‘cover sheet. ber 1963 [FOIA No. 8- 4] ‘ om Mexico City. File) dup icate 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. 5- 1A] MEXI- 6453 CIN: 36017), 9 October 1963 [Fora No. 5° 1A) Transcript of ‘telephone call on 27 Septenber 1963, ) Soviet Embassy Chancery (is- -61- $5). Informal Memorandum dated 10 February 1977; “Subject: sey
13-00000 SECRET mT ee nist RERREMNER PROBED PROBED “MI | ST
REPRODUCTION SU°JECT: Yelay in sending the first cable about OSWALD : ! 1. Much has been written about the dela (b the Mexico | Station) ins ending the first cable requesting traces on the 1 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 vaat he was’ talking about). | 2. Normally, the Spanish transcript for the 1 October convers ation would have been picked up on the morning<6£,' ‘t 2nd of October. ‘The Russian language portion would:have.gone October. ‘the to the Russ ian/English transcriber on the 3rd of« trans lation would have been returned the follaWwing:. at vhich time, the Soviet case officer would have“as ked for the photograph i ic coverage. ‘That coveraggyn uld not have been Aa was still in the in the station before the 7th since oe camera on the 3rd of October and i@i\'y the 4th, processed and passed tae the day wh ich would have been Maar: ‘Uctober. icked up probably on. 3. Later the film was % 5 en out of the camera every day but at that time, the films tayed in the camera until a full _ Toil was completed wh ich might take three or four das. of the name alone but that wasn't the wa Win Scott ran that. Station. He wanted the photographic 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 jus tify ing a project ly the number of dis patches > cables» or 4. A name trace could have been reques ted on the bas is F OLE Teports produced. | | 000151
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWBITED 2 May 1977 SUBJECT: Review of Mexico City Station Files at the Warrenton Record's Center 1. On 2 May 1977 Chris Hopkins and Annie gid ASE ees visited the Warrenton Record's Center to re golgotioxico City files in search of additional phota "unidentified man", We were unable- photographs. It appears thet ees been destroyed in a purge of @Maxarons that the folders for thegiarayed for retention. Follow and pertinent notatio - Job #70-236 Box 1 of 3 " BILYRIC Photos’ 1 February - 1 March 1968 iled in re-us LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966. to “3h aug 66) 1 March - 1 April 1968 - | er - re-used LILYRIC folder 1 Sept 66 ~ 31 Oct 66 Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Dec 63 - 28. Feb. 64 1 pri - - 2 May 1968) —_ oo Older re-use LILYRIC 7 folder. 2.Mar 64 thru 29 May 64 - . _ Front folder ‘re-used LILYRIC . 7 folder 1. Nov thru. 15 Dec 66 greece maphs, oP the e any such ographs may have ree Station files and vaterial were re-used to wwegraphic material to Headquarters Niagedre the Job numbers of boxes reviewed > re re-use of the old folders: LICALLA Negatives In white letter-sized envelopes.- five _ packages C-1873 - 2031 ° -G00b152
13-00000. REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED ( 16 Dec 1966 thru Jan 1967 ® wet Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder 18 Nov 1964 thru 26 Feb 1965_ 3 June ~ 1 July 1968 | he 5 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 3 May - 3 June 1968 Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder af 1 July 68 - 31 July 1968 uN 1 mny 6 Te7issd LICAELA forder qi ye 7 May 64 ~ 27 July 64 a oo . | @é ee Front flap . re-use ; fs 16 May 61 - 16 Apo. ‘File # 50-6-74 foaky : - Job_#70-236 Box 2 of 3 ne Back flap 5 Apr 67-2 May 67 . ee) oO filed in re-used folder LIMITED On 16 May 61 - 18 July 61. File # 50-6-74/5 Front. flep ‘re-used. LILYRIC April 67 Back i Re 67-lgme67 = | re-used LI OL er Dec - Jan 670 = = | 6200153. ; Front : flap clean : oe MOTT PRO TD
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMERT ED 1-June - 3 July 1967 0 Clean folder . ‘ | 3 July - 31 July 1967. | | | - Back Sap renused LILYRIC folder. | July - Aug 64 Front flap clean 1 Aug 67 - 4 Sept 67 : ser CTean fold er W ag 4 Sept - 2 October 1967 Clean folder: aus 2 Oct - 31:0 @an solider 1 Nov - 22 Dec 67 . Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder 12 Apr 66.- 18 May 66 Front flap ve-used incoming cable chrono folder 1-31 Jan 65 | ; 9 Jan - 31 Jan 68 - . Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder 1 July thru 31 July 1966 . 7 Back flap - clean. me pS te bof “ 6000154 a " LICALLA Photos - oe 2 Jan - - 27 Feb 1967. ne Back rap re-used L LICALLA’ folder 5 Nov 62 - 3h Jan. i - REPRepUETIORT
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROLIBITED Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Dec 66 - 15 Feb 67 1 ar - 28 April 1967 | ap re-used LICALLA folder — | L “Reb - 29 June 63 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 20 Feb - 31 May 1967 * 2 May 67 - 30 June 67 BAAN : | { . Back Flap re-used LILYRIC folder & AS | 23 July 63 (Y-1257) to ae | | 30 Nov 63 (Y-1308) ay WS | Front flap Tenses Ll ALBANS \ -Lap » i ge 19 Sept 63 fc. 1351) » to 30 Nov 63 (C-1414) - Front flap ‘LICALLA re-used folder 1 June thru 30 June 1967 4 Sept - 27 Oct 1967 1 se flap clean - Front £lap re-used LICALLA folder oo, 1 Aug - 31 Aug 1967, 6 Nov - 29 Dec 1967 ; . Bac. ap clean front. flap re-used I LICALLA folder | Lo ol ay ~ 31- July 1967 “3 Jan = 28 Feb 1968. - Front flap re-used ‘LICALLA folder a 1 July thru 31 August 1966. ; oa Back flap Czech ‘Photos re-used folder. ~ Sept - - Nov 64 . - AeroRRUCTIN | PRORATED
, REPRODUCTION PRONIBITED 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 | Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder (Y-907 to Y- -969) : | 12 Sept 61 - 23 Mar 1962 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Jan thru 31 Mar 1966 pu #72-626/36 . 50- ~21 . . Box. #5 . oo Contained nothing prior to 1967. Looking for 1963. . - Job #70- 209° 00 ° x oxes 142 at Higs) SO, Nothing. pertinent 1 to our search. Box #4 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box. #5 _. Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #6 a 7 Nothing pertinent to our search. ae : Croc, 56. ot Nothing pertinent to our ‘search. | Box: #8 aa OR Nothing’ Pertinent: to: our search ‘wwe PROMIBITED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION 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. LILYRIC Nee | Noae Job #73-506 | | | File ¥ 50-6-74/3 | wi) oe , | Box #1 \ | May & June 70 July & Aug 70 Sept §& Oct 70 . a | -Nov& Dec 7O © . | Dispatch HMMI 11,368, dated 17 March 1972. Photos were filed in re-used subject and "pr folders. (equivalent of subject 201 folders) : - indicating contents of “original” subject and "P" files were destroyed. - . ‘Ref (to previous shipment ) HMMA 40,562, 21 May 1.0! — CCOG{57 — | ier AONE
OS REPRODUCTION | PROHIBITED. Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963) | 1. Unilateral Coverage: a ; _ From the time the Mexico Station was opened in April. 1947 untit . developed a support apparatus. to exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. This umbrella type project (Lips Cabsted of mul tit ine pnone taps, three photographic sites, a mo Beane, team and a the arrival of Mr. Win Scott as Chief of. Station in 1955, the Station had | a mail intercept operation. a ER _ Telephone taps . cage OP. by | an employee of the local telephone company w oelestlio we by a Station case officer. The number . 5s of lines tapped A ited only by the ‘availability of a Tistening post . ot nearby. and the availability of ‘langauge (English, ‘Spanish, Soviet, Polish, a . Czech, etc.). transcribers. Generally, these were Mexican or Mexican- “ Anerican recruited agents. 7 | | / . Three photographic sites were handled by a Station case officer e 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, LILYRIC 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 E Embassy was on. ‘the northwest: corner of the’ re “£2, IMPDET. 77 wen a tnpper 7 AMOUR PROG IBITED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ‘PROHIBITED (¢ Cong e ‘ RS SEN EN ( : wht RIPOLDSEL “Soviet compound and the LIMITED site was diagonally across a double Janed 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 buat be middle of — 3 the block south. It had a planted view of t ‘a of the Soviet Embassy. LICALLA, the third photogra BS A row of four houses on the <a Soviet Embassy compound. as located in one of a This site overlooked the Ad of the Soviet Embassy compound. The ; | purpose of this 2 OS to get good identification photographs oF mo, | Soviet personnel. The three photographic sites were managed by a re- oo : 7 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 ee nation oF a technician, this. film Vike that of LIMITED and LILYRIC was processed on the outside by a recruited agent. oo” 000159 ASANO PROT T
13-00000 «REPRODUCTION (GRAD EY MENG u3 RAN 4 A Oehly: sa Mobile surveillance was conducted by two American staff officers. These two officers organized a surveillance team of six recruited agents | which used late 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 RONG cept operation, . LIBIGHT, which was handled by an American ser . A recruited Mexican agent, who had a Semone ak tained selected letters _ froma subagent employed by the gr Seebbstat system. 2. Liaison Coverage -_ So oO . . Liaison = unreliable and insecure as. characterized by the nature of ‘the Mexican services at that time. The Mexican Direction of Federal Security (DFS), with which we conducted liaison, was a hips. | pocket group run out of the Mexican Ministry of Government. This-Ministry was principal ly occupied with. political investigations and control of | foreigners. Their agents were en, and corrupt. A Station - officer trained a number of them in name tracing and travel contro}. In - 1958, at the instigation of a Mexican official, a joint telephone tap operation came into existence. . The operation, which became known as | ~~ 0000160 ‘ours wes
13-00000 ‘REPRODUCTION | | _ a ( baad oes 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 LIENVOY (the joint tap operation) asked the American officer at the Heyy listening = post for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, copa melite Em bassies in anticipation of: possible as QE ein inmediately disconnected all of the = ane téhephie taps on these Embassies so se Gu the Mexicans. hooked up. their soviet lines, three cl ines, ¢ 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 in a daily. 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 a time Nag of a day or. two. Reels which contained Russian 10. ASUS oe PROBED
13-0000. / from a “tap of the Soviet Vine o. ‘Tt was picked up and. taken to Mr. Boris aon arn PD A a) ERAN me ENT Y SF +O ceeneavae sins oe nm ne ne et i . / REPRODUCTION Bo 3 | ae REPRODUCTION PROIBITEL ‘ry a language other than Spanish or English were taken to another location for translation and ‘typing. Mr. Boris Tarasoff did the Russian transla- tions but because of the volume of Russian conversations, the translations usually ran about a week behind the date of the conversation. .As soon as the Station learned that an American identifying him- self as Lee Oswald phoned the Soviet Embassy, Miss Ann Goodpasture of the: Station started screening all photographs. However, here again, there . EAN was a backlog because the photographs were picked up i tres a week gBikas, but those picked up were usually for dates a fe ais batire since the technician who was processing the film, dre? night-time basis. aR unt i] a complete roll of _ film was used. | ‘Later thi ee and the operator cleared the camera at the end of each day re ss of amount of unused Film remaining. The instructions were to cover the entire work day (office hours) and to photograph al] Soviets, their families, all foreigners, and cars with foreign license plates. Human 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 a a 6000." 462° «PROG eD
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. a - 6000163 oibnciperoie
13-00000 REPRO oe «Ol ‘foeunel 10 Feb 77 Sources clotes made cy A. Goodpesture 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 opened in April 1947 (by Bill Doyle) until arrival of Win Scott as COS in 1958, Charles Anderson IIT (still in LA/HQ) had developed @ sucport apparatus to Baas exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy. This umbrella type project (LIFEAT) consisted of mailth Line phone taps, three photo sites, a mobile surveillance ; team and a mail intercept operation. a. Fhone taps were placed by an’ “employ ee of the ‘telephone company nota of bebe Pasa Lad , who vas handled by David WILSTED (pseudo) . ‘The number of lines - tapped was Lined “oy availability of a eet ost nearby (since the taps were not made in the maj Spanish (Soviet, Polish, Czech, at tgaiceibers. Generally - Pe vextcan American) were related these agents (nost aS aS 3° Biases het time felt was good security in that red about: shop,’ they would talc to each other.) (whieh € b. Three photo sites were handled by. Anderson with ‘the kelp of Harry Mahoney (retired, _ living in Chicago) and TDY qsD . people checking the best type of camera, film, and concealment. “devices. These had sub-cripts, under LIFEAT (nae, LILYRIG, ana LICALLA). LIMITED, was” a fixed site bang. opposite, across. “the street from. the front gate of ‘the Soviet Embassy waieh had. - both. a vehicle and foot entrance. ‘The Soviet gate: vas on. the. . Horthiiest, corner. of. their compound and LIMITED was 5 aiagonally “wobied | an pergmUeTO® 73 : . Ree cee an setnmeny tee ee a . —
13-00000 +. in one of a row of four houses on the South, shite, ee . unidentified in Mexico Station records). The three photo sites were handled by ‘Remon Alvarez (Mexican citizen of U. S. nother viho taught elecentary lev rel at oS the American School). Ranon collected the film es was for LIGALLA flim to ve. processed, “toside, TSD nan from 1957 to 1959 (Harper Holt - resigned) ‘could not handle the volume and 3 as the ‘unprocessed film began . for Ramon's orother-in-lav to. process (probaly early 1959). Thus Ranon became: the handler for all: three photo yases. A sensitive. stat ‘D monitoring | operation "REPRODUCTION PROMISED that block. LIMITED was the first bese and it onerated strictly on an y eax erinmentel besis in the early stages, I think the iexi Station bought one storey this property (a/Sranish Colonial stone house) through LIMOUSINE (check to 4 ay gw . . ORT be sure). Later this house tegan to fall apart. This base was closed when . i the Station got word thet the choto of "uniden man" was being released to the puolic by the Warren Commission. The photo operators were moved to another apt nearby. The property was sold (under an operational agreement with LIMOUSIYE on this site). LILYRIC was planned es an alternate photo base to LIMITED. It was in an upper storey (3ra floor -check) on the same side of the street as LIMITED but in the middle of the block South. It bad a slantéd view of the front gate of the Soviet Zubassy. The azents in LIMITED and LILYRIC (both Hexican families) as far as we knew, were not acquainted with each other. i : for a long term lease on the top floor of a new apartment blding to be built : LILTRIG was a. rented apartment. LICALLA, the. third Bhats. Site, as located which the Hexteo Station purctaagiu @ ‘ho: 98h | (check date) , also using. LIMOUSINE as the parce nae ‘This site overlooked the back garden of ie . the Soviet Bnbessy communi ‘The purpose of this operation was to get sood identification photographs of the Soviet cersonnel (vho at thet time vere largely from Ln TIED and LILYRIC three times a week. is sister's husband, Carlos (Hexican doctor) developed ‘and printed the film into gx10 contact prin 1b strips. . The master plan to accumilate, the inside co. (Wakoney) Decane disgusted and took the fil out. «BEE ur Ce en pe 0 Oe RE A EE EERE fn Ar a RCT ae
13-00000 a Little and piauiiderrisa), the agent. had identified Sancho (uhio was , evacuated across the border at Nogales by Bob Sh aw) and the inside —— "phone nunber of Hahoney (who was subsequently replaced by Louis a Puckett). As a result of this flap, the LIFEAT proj ject, was broken Up into several others. The agents were not changed but were given. . \ ‘the. unilateral photo taps. Puckett replaced, ‘Mahoney and handled the de. “LIBIGHT was ‘the erypt used for, a. unilateral (originally) mail - intercept handled by Charlie . Anderson ‘IIT, . The agent r¢: fexicen). had 2 7 a seni. official status end arranged to obtain’ selected letters from oe PROeOTTED “REPRODUCTION was run out of another ohe of these houses (crypt for the four houses was LIZUST, 1, cte). This was hardled by Glen WIDDEN (outside TSD officer) and Mahoney using HQ TDY teams for monitoring. .This operation was also separate from LICALLA, The two houses in between were rented to unsusrecting tenants. c,. iiobile surveillance ves developed oy Anderson and later nlaced under Mahoney and Joseph Sancho. This team consisted of a half . dozen or SO agents who used three to four late model cars and a panel truck (which could be used on stake, outs for photo covera::e). . The plan \ was to activate this group by radio (from LIMITED 3ASE) Soviet. when someone ‘of interest left the/Embassy gate and stay with then until they made their meetings. - ‘These. agents knew about the LIITE SASE vefause they had LINITED photos for identifi cation purposes. ; : This worked fairly well until about the middle of 1958 (check date) when one of the surveillance azents got too close” to ‘his target and 4 was arrested by the Mexican. transit porte wad ‘tained over %o the ad ‘ os a cleared cttomaytsR bait bli? out (Judd Austin of the Goodrich, . .. Frank - new. crypts. (Festencona and Peggy Maggard replaced Andersén in handling surveillance team (urmrrrar) nd the photo bases through. Renon.: Ber oe 0000166: PRORIBTED. Mexican Secret Service. ae ‘eae, “ene st Stetion could arrance through ar 9 ser rata Stee nasa EN AONE EO OME HORE te tires men apne get ret
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWL wr ty ok, “ial eed, a sub-agent in the vostal system (I think at the airscrt}. His case o*ficers _Aifonso spera, ter/Puckett, Rovert Feldmann, end Alan White. Ze Llaison coverage was unr reliable and insecure as characterized by tne nature of the Mexican services at thet time. The Mexican DFS (Direction of Tederal Security) with which ve dealt vas & hip pocket sroup run out of the Ministry Of Gov-rnment. “This ilinistry snent a major part of its time cn control of foreigners and political investigations. Their azents were vicious, venal, corrupt extortionists. Robert Mslberg established contact with one of them ange Levine De Leon (later LIFIRE group) in about 1950 or 51. He g geve them some training (a group of about five surveillance tyves) in travel control xorking the airport. as vell as file searches of names from DFS Eatrs where the files ge A vere soorly erganized and often inaccurate, How and bens: ‘heeusr, some useful inforn rnation vas developed but it could not be cofeed upon. ‘elberg was replaced by Phil Roettinger, (resigneasad engined 3 in Mexico), Hahoney, Thomas — Hazlitt, and Robert Feldnandit ) os le Sites) . ‘During 1958, ‘Peiebeott met socially some of the chronies of the - Mexican Presi dent elect, Adolfo Lopes’ Mateos. During this period, the J.S,. Ambassador Robert C. Hi11 (reflecting the policy of then Sec State I. F. Dulles) was: energetic in organizing groups to “fight cormunisn". One of these seeds . grew | into a proposal Miguel Aleman (jr. son of former Nexi President), acting for Lopes Nateos, made to Win ‘Scott for a joint teleshone tap operation. ‘This project (LIzNVoY) went through about four distressing years of a shakedown, _ The Mexican in. control (LIELEGANT). was. inexperienced, old, and greedy. His gon (LIE: :VOY-2) was a + masterpiece of deceit and corruption. LIBLEGANT also" , nanipulated control over the principal agent of LIBIGHT mail intercept. The. first case officer was: “Alfonso ‘Spera inside with Turner Smith’ (retired) outside . and ‘Tokn — “(SD training officer for surveillance and. head. of the Listening “post. where ‘thi ry telerhone Lines would connect as well as.a transeri igt ‘ion room ie nT : ‘{s = ttt a ae REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED. lo
13- 00000 { | | | REPRODUCTION pe _<- SECRET. ta? ty Movies . san staifed Mo-doan arny officers.) itially the station tried to m.et every demand made by the Mexicans. Both Smith and John had language difficulties and personal probtlems associated with being outside the stetion so thet the Mexicans were virtuelly uncontrollavle, spendi ¢ money as they pleased, squirrelling awa . . 2 Fs & é ? —) equipment at enormous costs, and neglecting their part of the Sargain in the production of transcripts or placing taps which we wanted. Spera was replaced by Jack Brady who found himself in the same pincer movement of having Scott approve a request by LIELEGAT that Brady had turned down by the son, LIEYVOY-2. Finally when the cost became exhorbitant and there was litt tLe to show for it, the project was revarped. Smith and John returned to the U.S. and were replaced by a TSD officer, Cherles Flick, who was put inside the listening post to naintain -Brady was reassigned to other duties pending a.trensfer. the equipnent. / Scott took over the project as case one meptikg with LIELEGANT. 4 Ke designated Ann Goodpasture to meet dailing witip Re or routine supervision, of the’ Listening post, pickin 2g up tronsaptites ang teres. Goodpasture had no dealings with the Vexieans exce shee | Scott vas 112. or out, ‘of town. Generally, . : all decisions were made eA This was about. late 1961. - rs “y 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 New Years eve 1959. As 1 recall, it was a . makeshift arrangenent of volunteers ‘through most of 1960 and 61 with Ton Hazlitt producing voluminous reports on Mexico City. - he ‘Personnel assignnents. Of interest to us now is who was ‘in M exico suring their activities and ‘reeruiti: "g agents right and left anong Cuban nationals in | the period prior, to. Oswald's visit and the subsequent investigation by the _ - [ Warren Counission. To deternine who. Vas there and what they wer e doing T have gro: sped 3 persons ‘tozether chronologically with areas of their assignnent - as the covering from 1950 to 1969 : so the at shorten names pop up, one can tell what "period they were in Mexico and “their assignnents “at the time. _SECREL, een one emttntangte Sttebrtenetrestnittrnetie ‘ - a -
, REPRODUCTION  PRORIBITED ) crepe - bb OEM 1, 8/56-6/69 COS Winston 4. Scott (deceased) ; pecs = 7/56 — 7/58 iguez (retired) 10/58 ~ s3/62[ |estioes 6/63 - 9/65 an White (retired)-—— 10/65 - 1969 Stanley Watson (retired in Mexico) ~ we 6 ewan ©: 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/(retired)~- ; 7 | | | | | 8/62 ~ 9/64 — Asst ~ | 2/64 ~ 6/65 anes Flannery C/(retired) —— 9/64 -11/66 Herold Dalghren Asst 10/65 - 1967 |S Watson C/(retir ed) 66 —- 68 . 68 - 71. Joseph SmithC(retired in Mexico) CUBA OPERATIONS — 56 — 4/62 Thomas Hazlitt Chief — 2/60 ~ 4/62 . Jack Stewart (retired Costa Ricah 4/63 - 4/65 Bob Shaw Chief — 9/63 ~- 7/65 Ray Swider — . 10/63 — 5/65 Lorna Mackay ( n 8/63 ~ 6/65 David Phil 9/65 ~ 10/68 Joseph Picco 10/65, - 12/67 Peg SEY Haggar SOVIET TARGET” 6/57. - 19 59 Louise Lyon Gat asd) 6/é2 - - 1/67 Prentice Marheine (ps) 9/59- 8/65 Herbert Manell. Chief—"  _ _. . (retired 2) 9/59 - 8/65. Barbera Manell—- =. =S=ss-—~=«s—“ ~*«é«Cattbssidee CC” 5/64 - 7/66 - Williem Bright a os o - 4/65 - 11/67 Cynthia Hausmann 6/65 - 7/67 Alice Pittinger 7/65 ~ 4/69 Paul Dillon Chief. 10 no | cee me REY NE Men A Be EF, : SOVIET TPAR SCRIBERS a 6/56 - 8/58 Morris Gordon’ (resigned) 6/58 ~. 6/63 George Misko —- 6/63 ~ 7 “Boris Terasoff (retired in Hexen) ~ REE EE UNS eee nee |e, - 0000169 “aeamuee _ “OMT pos
13-00000 “REPRODUCTION ' SUPPOR RT ASSETS Unilateral phono taps 1949 ~ 1961 Cherles Anderson III Chief 49-71 7 Outside CO 4/55 - 4/60 Peggy Magzgard Asst . David WILSTED (rs) , 4/56 — 1/62 Frank Estancona Chief retired in Mexico: ° . 2/60 - 10/64 Thomas Keenan ~ sO | 9/64 ~ 12/67 Hickael Farmer tenemame oer we ee sw Unilateral photo Cubans 6/59 - 4/64 Robert Zambernardi (resigned Me sico) 7/59 ~ 6/62 Richard Ssathar TSD (retired) Unilateral photo Soviets . . a . on, 3/54 = 1/59 Harry T. Mahoney 56 ~ 68 “ Ouisagay’ gent (retired Chicazo) _ Remon 1 fava 5: Cae igned in M exico) —5f/ 57 - 8/64, A. Goodpasture (alternate CO-— eek ae and internal routing) . at wae 6/ 58 - 6/63 ‘Louis D. Puckett (retired) © cath f rec 6/63 - 10/62 Wiémas Keenan =~, L _ | : 7 65 - 66. William Bright a Cri ore. ae ee no 4 we — “Oph ager mat of Liaison phone’ ‘taps 1959 ~ 1969 Winston Scott (deceased) 1959 ~ 1960 Alfonso Spera (retired). a 1959 -.1960 Turner Smith (outside, now | retired) — 1959 - 1960 John” (Training rept resigned) 1960~ 1961 John Brady (retired) | . 1962 - 1965 A. Goodpasture - : ' 1961 - 1971 Cherl es Flick (outside TSD Staff Agent — retired) — Lyeison. - surveillance rior 1954 Robert i felberg. (retired) 3/52 ~ 4/59 Harry Mahoney (retired)  £/59 - 1961 Thomas Hazlitt ~~ 12/62 - 9/67 Robert Feldmann TSD outs: ide unit a ~ 1/58 - 12/63 Glen Widden (retired): — -: 6/59 “hf 64, "Joseph ‘E Resigno tee) Unit blown and slosed down (SERR ~ 9000170 LY footy dal tna
a NETIOR, PROUIBITED on oy. SRE About nid 1962 (check date) Linnoy outside Mexi rept asked for the telephone nunoers of the Soviet, Cuban, and Satellite Embassies. With this forewarning, LIFEAT (unilateral coverage) wes disconnected, However, as I recall, the Mexicans connected 5 Cutan lines, 5 Soviet lines, 3 Czech, 2 Polish, “and 1 fugoshav line. The. basekouse listening post had a live monitor wro mede short summaries of interesting conversations for a daily resume which was received each day around § a.n. (passed by Flick to Goods casture to get to Scott before 9. a.m.) Later (when the reel was completely recorded) full transcripts were typed and passed to the stetion in the same way, however, there was usually 2 time lag of a day or r so. ' Those transcripts which hdd Russien or another languege besides Ss panish or English went out of the. listening post the day. after the ‘transcript (of other conversations ot {fd root ves ty ped. _ These reels were taken to another “ate ey were trenslated | Russian conversations a ae of the Soviet Exbassy. During this 4 period: (fal of 1963). the reels were probably being brought into the station | and carried to Boris by one of the ‘people from the Soviet Section or ‘they nay | have been carried to hin by Flick but I think I brought the reel in and gave it to Herbert: Manell to take to Boris. Herbert Manel and his wife Berbara handled all of the processi:.g of Soviet transcripts. Hy job involved reson the photographs as soon as we learned thet the man calling hinself Oswald was. probably, an Anerican. - However, here again ‘there was a 2 backlag because the | photos. were picked up. three ti ines . a week but the ones | picked up were usually - for dates a few: days prefiously because the doctor proces ssed the film on a meee gerne Hee? PRPS EERO OP RNR ne ane! © eeneNeNNNNNNN te ROTTED SEE ETT . : : : ‘e . night tine basis. Photog grephs were made’ usually until one roll, vas used but ‘later we got it. changed to one day. coverage on each roll - ~ in other words. the ‘operators, eleared the canera each asy whether there was. ang gikmmces a fall ce ne ye mem rmerre me ieee ate roll of film exposed, Instructions were. to cover office hours, photogrash each , Aaa --PROGIBITED _—
REPRODUCTION PROLIBIT ” | | | new Soviet and family, all foreigners and foreign lieenee vlates. Fuman error did occur but generally the agents were conscientious. The Cuban | embassy coverage had more sophisticated eauipaent (a pulse casera) but it frequently develoced mechanical difficulties. Bob Zambarnerdi end Srathar (I think) handled this film - pick up and delivery. Lorna iecXay screened the film inside the station. . T am certain that the Oswald call came to our attention from the Soviet line. It was picked us end 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 transericts ever made in languages other than Spanish or J ‘lish because Win aM aus scott could read - only thoce two languages ard he ce reened the coey ee 6 cme NAIR aE NARELLAN EEE CHRO ern AneasG tenet AALS 0000172. ; REPROOUETION | PROBIBITED
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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 hepe. Cin 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 organizatjdén: favor of Cuba and said that the Cubans could not pive* unt the visa without the Russian visa and now the Geyiiet {loesn't know what to do with him, because he has tocwa2i rthe answer from Washington. 4S ARS DURAN: ..with them also, be aise, tty problen with him (the American) is that he doesni yar yone in Cuba and in that case it is very diffica s thinking of RO %&sing his visa, because he knew it was going to take ‘a’ 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 oo 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. ao | ~ qo00s7s er Gry 20F7 = 8 iT oS 1
Rp RanUCTiCN PROVIBITED 27 September 1963, Soviet Embassy Consulate 15-60-55 Item 74, page 2 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 ts. be: the Military Attache). They got the phone number for the Consulate aiid « thé address. After making a call to the Consulate and Learning that it would not be open until 1130 hours, ALATRISTE went. sa) che: address to get the needed information.) é e Item 395, pages 7 and 8 eS oe Just after 1600 hours, he 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 a . 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. 006175 d2
13- Q. + DIRECTOR “ROM 2 MEXICO CITY i ART ee ea ie ae 00000 Ce aad “CTION: WH 8 “FO 5 Cl, C1/OPS, CI/IC 2, Fl, SR 7, RF, VR <_$_______ NG prBiis6 O17 GRE T A°%F4sz . nent nr Ee? LOT PP OVE e ACC LIENVOY { OcT 63, AMERICAN MALE WHO SPOKE 8PNKEN RUSSIAN Saty WIS Na" SEE OSWALD CPHONETIC), STATED HE AT. SOVEMA ON 28 - cme OOD CEPT “WHEN SPOKE WITH CONSUL WHOM HE SELIEVED RA ALER TY VLAD IMIPOVICH . . ee ere ate vesrrTwny, Suey ASKED Sov GUARD IVAN OB YEN KOV WHO ANSWERED, IF THERE Samm tang ANYTHING NE“ RE TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON, O8YED KON UPON CHE CKERG ‘S4TD MAT HTNAG RECE IVE -D YET, RUT REQUEST HAD P FEN SENT. VD SPORT SHIRT. SOURCE LIEM anes a 3. NO LOCAL DISSEM, we TE CRET. D! 200 SL Wee od Z ed Docu nt we. A , tt tor EGIA Review on APE i976 erro: — We WOT (+ 0 gamma: + se nh so os He te ee a le eee ee a ca om Se semen POS SOR ea ee 7. tate lee edo Bats oN nat 2S ES tapi eee Sa! Bo ne Siete) * “2 SE <e “ote vine fs a erty ads eenmptte 23 5 2 «eed tae pees he aa = fo seY ak Oe, ot. Fee wk “o. «Seem cmeremy,
13-00000° ; . ay | REPRODUCTION ; ORIG.: . LADILLINGER Texts CLASSIFIED MESSAGE . DP : a . 1 _DISTP.: SECRET « CLASSIFICATION NUM DET - §NITIALS i : i pererrep | | PRIORITY | fi ROUTINE OPERATIONAL | iniriace | ‘ TO DIR INFO. | CITE MExXr Sie | q OY 1 ocr 63, AMERICAN MALE WHO SPOKE BROKEN RUSSIAN SAID EIs © i WALD (PHONETIC), STATED HE AT SOVEMEB Ot 28 SEPT WHEN SPOKE WITH ; WHOM HE, BELIEVED BE VALERIY VLADIMIROVICH KOSTIKOV, SUBJ ASKED SOV ‘WASHINGTON. OREZEOV UGH CHRIKING SAID NOMEING RECEIVED YER, BUT REQUEST. P sovER 1216 HOURS, HAD BEEN SENT. ee [HAVE PHOTOS MALE APPEARS TE AMERICAN 5 ; LEAVING 1222 on L OCT. APPARENT AGE 355 pase wm, CIRCA 6 FEST, RECEDING Perea Basan L AY bidawe eek ce) a 4 _ SQORDINATING OFFICERS wile | | Te © | | t der w NAME SECRET |  wecurris RELEASING OFFICER ~ CLASSIFICATION OUTEOING -- &§ . orm wocerpttarorpERSID SEE Seas pie Ba7 we Ter Ss My te - REPRODUCTION PROIIBE AE an thd 0 nid <2 heey wah Nem ett iit Bias,
13-00000 % Gr ’. BUSTOS: jpm 7 UNIT: . WH/3/Mexico OINDX |, SECRET ExT y -5940 ( NO INDEX “DATE : , ( FILE IN CS FILE NO. _ee aaa Sait ‘To + MEXICO CITY === gg copy... me rena 2 Lé%z FROM: DIRECTOR apt a INFO"*ADDP, cl, Ci/oPs, eee ay ‘SR. dy RF, ve : . TO” ene he. “LER oswaLD WHO CALLED. SOVEMB ‘1-OCT PROBAELY IDENTICAL : om. HENRY, OSWALD, (2012289248) ‘BORN 18 OCT 1939, NEW ORLEANS, - "PHOUISEANA, ,F FORMER” ‘RADAR ‘OPERATOR. mn ‘UNETED STATES MARINES > oa WHO. ‘DEFECTED , TO. USSa_ my OCT. 1959, Be 23 60 momar [BUNDEED. SIXTY, ‘FIVE, POUNDS, ‘LK re eBROwT WAVY HAZE, D STATES EMB. IN MOSCOW, | : | oa —— CITIZENSHIP. ON 13_¥EB WE — ‘ a net at : > . Pg a THEUS.EMB MOSCOW ae "AN UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD © ; 2 § o9. ve “SX ata Sf. G 2 POSTMARKED MINSK ON FIVE. FEB 1961 IN YHICH SUBJ inpIcaTED | 3 o 3 S78 Olz 31. = ‘2m DESIRED RETURN OF HIS US PPT AS WISHED TO RETURN TO USA || »8 se § of] ows [ 3 ar ¥ "WE COULD COME TO SOME AGRERMENT CONCERNING THE DROPPING < | 2 = ) ao nF 4 ANY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS: “AGAINST ue ON 8 JULY oN BIS OWN Z |" INITIATIVE, HE APPEARED AT THE: EMB. WITH. “RIS: ‘WIFE TO. SEE ABOUT Bp » DOf-28I LE a “HIS RETURN TO STATES.” SUBJ STATED THAT. HE ACTUALLY HAD NEVER 10 (acké3 - APBLIED FOR SOVIET. CITIZENSHIP AND THAT HIS APPLICATION AT. 7 ite COORDINATING OFFICERS GROUP 1 (CONTINUED) or RELEASING OFFICER © ee ; | Pease acetate AUTHENTICATING" sg ECRET sectassification FFIGER 5a: REPRODUCTION 2 BY OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING ‘OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. i _ Copy Now? €s COPY, | ee en gee ; z. wort Saas AoE eka AAU oa BRT ov iene Tee ites. a 7 Saba. Didi fe Coals Me yee ad ue use REPRODUCTION — 7 rs fnemere wes ¢ ened —~ay - PROT! li ese shoe eee npee awed’ me
13-00000 = om, a. ~ 2 aan ” : * Pe Sets ae ee Oe a aE oe mee i a gt ea at eee APT a FROM: CONF: “Ne : TO _ WAS RETURNED TO HIM. Us EuB MOSCOW STATED TWENTY. MONTES” Soe OF REALITIES OF LIFE In SOVIET UNION HAD CLEARLY HAD MATURING | EFFECT ON OSWALD. Pe - = Res —_ . : ‘BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFE, HAVE EXIT PERMITS. AND. DEPT. STATE HAD. GIVEN APPROVAL: FOR THEIR ‘TRAVEL WITH THEIR INFANT, CHILD | - TO USA. ae ae _ 000180 a ¢ eae Oe EP a Se SaLIL a Sacer eM ESS re aera trot staging sia : ‘ecroR “y, Number.  pRaT TIM HAD ‘BEEN TO" ‘REMAIN aN. USER, ee “WHERE .WORKED AS MET. “MARRIED oN 30 APRIL 1962 ‘TO MARINA ‘NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA "Ay HE ATTEMPTED ARRANGE yor WIFE TO ‘JOIN RIM. cs MOSCOW so” “Se SoS COULD APPEAR AT ENB FOR. Visa’ INTERVIEW, | "HIS AMERICAN PPE” “ie OpACID HAD DETERMINED OSWALD 18 STILL US CITIZEN AND - — ” RELEASING’ OFFicERy? ROR SR GPASSIFIED MESSAGE <2 at os be 7 ao ag ECRET oT =] NO INDEX ~— “ QV'FILE IN CS FILE NO.: See Senitized File cote) me a a a Gea WP ee ‘é “> a Pe “Tee DEFERRED" | oe . Or sterile ‘copy. of tas document: ae haw ap Sey Poe OF HIS TOURIST VISA. PENDING’ “ourcay Sorkmrs. ‘REQUEST. oars” geetatie 5, "APPLICATION, ‘ACCORDING TO Osis eon NO ‘REF 70 Sovier aoe Binee ter Ree a Bo oryaneeviy CITIZENSHIP. _ OSWALD STAPRD. eS a ‘RADIO ‘AND ‘TV FACTORY. IN MINSK": Fee .13 JAN 1960 IN Ss . WORKER | 1 RESEARCH ‘SHOP.’ _ OSWALD WAS | DENTAL ‘TECHNICIAN BORN 17, JULY, 1941 ‘USSR. NO "EDQS. TRACES: ad _ LATEST HDQS INFO ‘Was opacrD REPORT parep’ MAY. 1962" ( CONT Tr NUED) COORDINATING OFFICERS . ” "GROUP 4 Excluded trom automatic cae . davengrauing and Gee ta ssiticsion “AUTHENTICATING. _* OFF . Ss EC CR E 7 "OTMER THAR THE ISSUING © CFRICE._- -PROHIBITED. 7 ‘copy Nn L7 , - n
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13-00000 on ~ REPRODIKETICN CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ACTION: DATE: PRGHIBITE into: an SECRET. > Five; bo . a a . og , CLASSIFICATION OS oe ¢ PRIORITY SEE TLLLE TEATRO NOTES RIII TIP IEITES OPERATIONAL IMMEOIATE TS ; Cy 4. ge . - REF MAL eusgF Oe i Pe EE OSWALD WHO CALLED SOVEMB 1 OCT PROBABLY IDENT 2. vs . ‘Ler’ HENRY OSWALD ¢€201-289243) BORN 18 OCT 1939, NEW ORLEANS, 7 sLOUIS IANA) ~FORMER--RADAR~OPERATOR ‘IN UNITED STATES MARINES WHO DEFECTED-TO-USSR-IN OCT 1959. OSWALD IS FIVE FEET TEN J INCHES ONE: ‘HUNDRED* SIXTY FIVE. POUNDS, LIGHT BROWN WAVY HAIR, |v 2e ON 31 OCT 1959 HE ATTEMP LTED i STATES CITIZENSHIP TOT Eo ETE oT Ae NUNC HES UNI ee INDICATING HE HAD APPLIED FOR -SOVIET CITIZENSHIP. ON’ 13 FEB € Ut Aap THE US EMB.MOSCOW. RECEIVED AN UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD S POSTMARKED MINSK'ON FIVE_FEB 1961 IN WHICH SUBJ INDI CATER. “HE DESIRED«RETURN OF-HIS" US: PPT AS WISHED~-TO RETURN. TQ- US. “PF. ee COULD’ COME“TO*SOME AGREEMENT “CONCERNING: THE* DROPPINGS ro tp 20. Ty OF ANY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ME." ON 8 JULYSON RES: OWN” - a ‘INITIATIVE HE. APPEARED AT’ THE EMB WITH HIS: WIFE’TO' SEE ABOUT HIS. / RETURN TO. STATES. ‘SUBJ. STATED THAT-HE JACTURALY HAD NEVER APPLIED wo FOR..SOVIET CLTIZENSHIP AND THAT.HIS APPUf' ee RL THAT TIME HAD BEEN TO” REMAIN IN USReAnD Dr tN PORARY EXTENSION OF HIS TOURIST VISA PENDING OUTCOME: OF. REQUEST. THIS APPLICATION, “ACCORDING TO OSWALDG\CO NED NO REF TO SOVIET : CITIZENSHIP s:"OSWALD STATED AWA “BEEN EMPLOYED’ SINCES 227 07° ov lapse 13 JAN 1960.IN BELORUSSIAN MMOZO AND TV FACTORY. IN MINSK ° pu erat WHERE. WORKED AS. METAL WORKER SN RESEARCH SHOP. OSWALD WAS. MARRIED ON -30-APRIL 1961 TO MARINA NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA A a) q an 1022292 DENTAL TECHNICIAN BORN 17 JULY 1941 USSRe. NO HDQS TRACES. HE ATTEMPTED:;ARRANGE FOR. WIFE TO JOIN HIM IN MOSCOW SO SHE. COULD APPEAR-AT.zEMB FOR VISA INTERVIEWe. HIS AMERICAN PPT © WAS RETURNED ‘TO-HIM.e » US EMB MOSCOW STATED TWENTY MONTHS OF REALITIES OF LIFE IN. SOVIET UNION HAD CLEARLY HAD MATURING | EFFECT ON OSWALD. 3e LATEST. HDQS INFO WAS ODACID REPORT DATED MAY 1962 SAYING ODACID HAD. DETERMINED OSWALD IS STILL US CITIZEN AND © BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFE HAVE EXIT PERMITS AND DEPT STATE HAD GIVEN APPROVAL. FOR’ THEIR TRAVEL | WITH THEIR INFANT CHILD TO USA. | ae oe 4, STATION SHOULD PASS “INEQ REF AND_PARA ONE ° ee oe ce TPELIDE, ODENVY, ODOATH, AND ODURGE LOCALLY-~ “PARAS TYO AND THREE ORIGINATES WITH. ODACTD s (CONT PAGE: ‘THO? INCOMING | © eens cenit sepa why Ooms CaS Be wey HAY 2. + hve, BE i os eee See wd eee es en on at oe ace Butet eet S ann vet Ae er ee ae ie IE - Serre » eae. Pe sy awa Goad hag 8 Bee Baten ° 6000183 ar mR ca ele = Loman Er 97 A pled OR Rey
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woeg FTA any Polka # ~ eq a RG. GFOESTETNER ITs — CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PROMI 7 “STR (seme Chrono; SECRET FILE: Lee Henry Oawale. , CLASSIFICATION \ “Ger ; INITIALS . : NUMBER | DEFERRED PRIORITY “| nie | | OPERATIONAL WNitiacs | ac ROUTINE IMMEDIATE | in DIR INFO, | oye MEXI 6524 _ . NUMBE? LCIMPROVE “REF: DIR 74830 | - PLS POUCH PHOTO OSWALD. 7 - a _ COORDINATING OFFICERS . GFCESTETNER. «=i (sid CS ECRET.  WecURTIS | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER |. CLASSIFICATION. "| RELEASING OFFICER” OUTGOING a oe ee meee tag %, a ee on! ie arpa anita noiers5e es eS. eee tO omc Re Be ee ae age oe ont Bete sees ~ Sart: then ad Sonatas = Bowatt oe we a a rat es Ry er Ee we Ten een Di ds Sa PPE, Qo an Whee to AE forge at Ok dine meta 08 tae cate”
“MOBANDLM DOR . : ‘fhe Ambagsador ep we $ Vineben M. Sests SUBISCE ‘ Lge OSWSLD/Cox CAmbessader Ne pfrod by Ce5 hrs stort on Soviet Sabassy 1 o sxtrently enaitine cons informetion was received, frau a vsunll> relia the Soviek “Habassy | na 3 an On L Cstoser 1963, on - sortean mila eam : tesmined thst nauktD waa fate ied bengal a5 Lee OSHALD. This ts ofttes= 2 - seenne = OCH nh 2b the Soviet Sstagsy cn 25 Septanbe = fe had Salved with Yalanty Viadimirtyech ZCSYINOV, o npaber of the tan 1363 ard iy Guantonton conowentes hie beret. a bere So Satsing Sn vaply fre ae | regard to this request. no clariiying information with — 2e Cor ceacdzuarters has informed abov baby identi ue thee the OSWALD loeiane, a fore sates open in Seow meee for : crane 2 ete the Sevies Union.in octeher 1959-, the Ue Se | = wno dis fected io resetred wivise jou we seca. 3 Information on this matter] : RY, “s ey en ay orks ~ biker. a Tce Minister Conmaelor £ fox enhevens Agtatra ne 06 Leen) atthe “ ay 0 oe ee  - Navel iwtacke ae .- ESNS US - be :¢ Henry OSWALD p. ~QaheZ 1 aison with Legal Attache = Hiatson with Nave™ Attac che ‘bey fi ‘Se on Ae 78 ; Ib OCT. 6% Document Nu for FOIA Review [ Recon CORY i 20 99a MO nonorandun to Legal Attache on 8 Netober 1963 . however, note memorandum an to us Anbassa ador (dated 16 October) also jiacluded. Leal Attache. in ‘distri- - bution.
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DISTR: | Ps | 7 | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - PRORIBITE _ ACTION: . , : DATE: ee] CLASSIFICATION INITIALS INCOMING NUMRER INFO: FILE: DEFERRED PRIORITY _ OPERATIONAL | INITIALS XX UAMEDIATE TO : INFO " CITE IMMEDIATE MEXI | a | DIR-gAg RYBAT REF MEXI “79 14) TS ‘Le THANKS «| THIS: CONNECTION WAS ALSO NOTED HERE. © - ROUTINE t AAZATNAADD 2e TRUST YOU. WILL BE ABLE USE ALL YOUR. FACILITIES TO FOLLOW AND REPORT SOVIET EMBASSY ACTIVITY AND REACTION DURING THESE yours. 23/00222 Z SECRET CLASS: FICATION INCOMING Seg: of se en ee ga” Pang, » a. . oo ae a aes whos Sree cehiahU os ie nel aie eae 3. soe ON Nm rie. sgte ST Je Fgh Se Oi Toe he On St Pn eee Cece eS
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+3-00Q00 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET TO. 4 DIRECTOR FROM 4 MEXIC leone TY ‘CTON: | ‘c 5 (MR. WHITTEN, WH, NOTIFIED AND COPY.SLOTTED AT 1255 34 Nov 63 Léa) "PO .: §=DCI,- D/ocl, DOP, ADDP,y C/cl, C/Fi 2, ¢/sR 5, C/SAS 5, b/os 2, VR* nd ECRET 2316592 | [28 ove3 67 1 98 IMMEDIATE DIR’ CITE) NEXI 7023 mn a = ». C/S COMMENT: *DISSEMINATION ‘APPL {CABLE v0 RYBAT LIENVOY / CABLES, le ON 28.SEP 63 SILVIE/9 URAN CUBAN EMB CALLED SOV o.U,vUl CONSUL SAYING NORTHAMERICAN THERE WHO HAD BEEN SOV EMS AND WISH 3 ge SPEAK WITH CONSUL. UNIDEN NORTHANERICAN TOLD SOV CONSUL QUOTE a8 “1 waS IN YOUR EMB AND SPOKE TO.YOUR CONSUL. I WAS JUST NOW AT faa YOUR EMB AND THEY TOOK NY ADDRESS.” SOV CONSUL SAYS "I KNOW THAT™. 53! " UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN "I DID NOT. KNOW IT THEN. E ‘I WENT TO THE CUBAN EB TO ASK THEM FOR WY. ADDRESS BECAUSE JME Y HAVE, IT”. SOV CONSUL. “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND CL ts _ ADDRESS WITH US IT IS NOT FAR FROM CUBAN ua guibew | NORTHAMERICAN "WELL, I*LL BE THE a ‘ery ‘MONIT OR NOTES UNIDEN NORTHAMER ICAN SPOKE (ies WAP WaRDLY RECOGNIZABLE WAS wt OS AIN GY te tee = » RUSSIAN. oo 9, IN VIEWPDSUALD IN Sov UNION AND FACT. HE CLAINED ON 1 oct & ' —— piri Se i , LIENY 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. (ae Le ze /) 5. PARA THREE MEXI 7014 DATE SHOULD BE ONE ocr 636. SAME SUBJECT VISITED SOVEMB4 OCT BUT NOT RECORDER LIENVOY THAT DATE. ALSO POUCHING 4 OCT PHOT OS. oo an = Ber 267247 . MAKING EVERY EFFORT wee ORe OSVALDS ACT IVIT IES wiied. “ 6 Deer _ _ SECRET eR doriseibertion | _ REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER THAN THE (ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED | . - Copy No. - REPROOUCTION PRORIB | D
aa ABE JoRic: R.B. RIGGS | 7 a= Bate ee CHRONO (DUMMY) CLASSIFICATION Silvia DURAN P- A meaner th “INTTIALT PRIORITY DEFERRED snag Bepabee stain a OPEEATIONAL | vurtaca ROUTINE < IMAMEDIATE —_—_———— "10 - IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. | oo CHE MEXI -29233——— LIENVOY a —_ 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 SOV, CONSUL te. are QUOTE: “T WAS. IN - ~OUR EMB ‘ASD SPOKE TO YOUR vn cone WAS OF “tA Aan ui a g .@) = a 7 Bi 4 Fs seh a4 DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, . MY ADDRESS BECAUSE. yHAVE Ir, " - gov 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 y oct LIENVOY TO HAVE VISITED SOV EMB 28 SEP, SUBJECT PARA ONE PROBABLY OSWALD, STATION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE.AS FIRST TAPE: . COORDINATING OFFICERS | | ; | ‘SECRET | 4 7 AUTHENTICATING OFFICER — : CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER OUTGOING oa, et Cattcse” s! a Facies, “athe Brae woes 5 fen 2 eel ln ae ee ws eee ie nese! aa ag cai a
13- 00000 cat menos BGR EOE Oe 4 . Aasnbapne sg ORIG.: DISTR: 11@) INFO. ‘ CITE — . NUMBER ERASED PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND CALL. . - REPEAT ONE - 3. “PARA 1 THREE MEX. 7014 SHOULD BE ONE/OCT 63. SAME SUBJECT VISITED SOVEMB 4 OCT BUT NOT RECORDED LIENVOY THAT DATE, ALSO POUCHING 4 OCT PHOTOS, Se a eR es a eeeeaeaiaee neem aaaaaaaaaaasaaiameaaamaaateal , 4, MAKING EVERY EFFORT DETERMINE OsSWALDS ACTIVITIES: _ * MEXICO, oral ee OS i mo OST sien? bb eaes oo: _ RBR _ SECRET WEG AUTHENTICATING OFFICER ; ‘ CLASSIFICATION — _ RELEASING OFFICER REPRODUCTION CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PROMIBIT CLASSIFICATION INITIALS or : NUMBER PRIORITY DEFERRED OPERATIONAL | initiacs ROUTINE IMMEDIATE oa END OF MSG_ COORDINATING OFFICERS QUISOING . Lo. i ae eee ef eee P Boe nd peng ee | aa eat pe nonphiali nants : a er it ores tne ORES
13-00000 4 ; _ | i . LASSIFIED MESSAGE DOC. MICRO SER | SECRET TO + DIRECTOR pec4 1974 tS COPY; FROM 4 Mexico CIT ——— | | ACTION: c/sR 5. (MR. WHITTEN, WH AND MR. BAGLEY, ‘SR NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT: 1605 23 NOV 63 Wa ‘NFO 4 pCi, D/DCI, DOP, ADDP, ah c/ci/ops, c/Fl, C/WH 2, 0/0S 2, VR SECRET 2319112 | following, 4c INMEDIATE DIR CITE MEXI 7g24 authdrized: “ROPE RT REDWOOD LCIMPROVE ay Be ' Signed: 5 a ae REF Ae DIR 84837 * ra wd R.O. #1 - Unit CPGLLE . 8B. DIR gages * nen Lyf: ‘Note: Tote: it destruction, , cite ent C. DIR 84886 * axe reasons and coordinate if appropriate. uur Ic REPORT ING 6 THRU 19 NOV SHOWS a SOV ENB EVERY a PUSS ‘DAY. «NO LILYR Ic REPORTING 9 1G... a f > UNDER LIEMBRACE 2 amen 2. PAR A 28 REF A, NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SO ACT IVITIES 17. NOV TO DATE. PIVITIES 22 NOV. © PLACING HIM a is MSLASSIFICATION REVIEW CONDUCTED © 16 APR 176) 4. REF 8B, IMMEDIATE AND: PROBABLY DEFINITIVE “CHECK SHOWS” NO OTHER | AL FER TEV TRAVEL. Lane Io REPORT ING SHOWS AL FER IEV AT "SOVEMB Ss THRU 19 NOV. NO Lin ic COVERAGE, 9-18 AND 16=17 NOV.) sequiny owseo “eC? 3. WILL SATISFY. ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS A SEL dW uo nOIAOY ViOd 39) wy Wer 5. COVERING AL FER IEV ACTIVITIES SANE AS WITH: KOSTIKOV.: WILL PLACE HIM. UNDER LIRIce SURVEILLANCE ASAP. 2o/- 2248 U0 5-4 LA | "23 Nev 69 | B21. sanes>, [SECRET | GIOu etleded trem eoromecie _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFIC doway? edn 73 Prd as fenton ‘ Sti chest es parm mtg x Rees OF or walt pat Saas ine
13-00000 Seu -Sanitine. Pile | 1h meagan Number Te Go Sor, #.arile copy of this do&, oat CLASSIFIED MESSAGE tin Sebi dnt AND CUSAN EMBS, NO OTHER INFO AVAILABLE. HOWEVER, STATION STAFF COMPING ALL AVAILABLE MATERIALS. | | | 7. STEPPING UP RECEIPT ALL INCOMING MATERIALS COVERING SOVENS, TRYING CET LIFEAT COVERAGE OF SWITCHBOARD OF APT BUILDING WHERE RESIDE WIN KAZANTSEV, SUSPECT KG3 RESIDENT KONSTANTINOV AND SUSPECT GRU SHCKUCHKIN. HAVING LIPAWN REPORT MOVENENTS SIDCROV AND ben oa MAKE SPECIAL EFFORT RE audio oP AGAINST SID. ‘INCOMING LIFEAT ON KGB KUZNET SOV WILL BE PROCESSED ASAP. . | | i ; 8. PROBABLE THAT OSWALD” CONVERSAT ION LIENVOY. TAPES ERASED. _ HOWEVER RECHECKING ALL - UNER A SED TAPES. SL TENVOY CENTER. SEP CABLE PROVIDES VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT Se | SECRET C/S COMMENT: *Requested information ‘concerning Val CRRA : Ai Kostikov. ~ en any MS oO ~~ = a ee aoa Ree eee ae Bfeestok Saree" PN Neg ace pe Ee ‘0900204 . Apaaouc on
13-00000 “ORG: ga G.F.GESTETNER | | expe . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ainee 20 sine ae ene ta + seone idea a et enc eater beeen 2, “ByQDee TA. meg os ALFERIEV P- OISTR. COMMOn. ae SECRET EHRONO (DUMMY) “ROSTIKOV P- f INITIAL@ RUMBER i DEFERRED PRIORITY 3 ROUTINE KX IMMEDIATE TO IMMEDIATE DIR INFO, | GUS MISXL -gaugaqcco RYBAT REDWOOP LCIMPROVE. a ae REF: A. DIR 34837 . B. DIR 84885. ‘G. DIR 34886: Ae. PARA L A. REF As - STATION'S IMMEDIATE, AND. MOST LIKELY eo | oy DEFINITIVE CHECK. INDICATES NO OTHER KOSTIKOV TRAVE],QUTSIDE a "Gant 4 MEXI.. MOST RECENT LILYRIC REPORTING 6 THRUATS NE =: KOSTIKOV AT Sov EMB EVERY DAY. (No HY eh a AK ‘AND 16-17 NOV,) WILL GET REPORRE SNE AARLY THIS AFTERNOON RE hte on," ENN SS e Sey 4 . KOSTIKOV ACTIVITIES 22 ne apy CING HIM UNDER LIEMBRACE: ‘SURVEILLANCE. _ 2. PARA 2B REF A. NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SOVEMB. PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES !7 NOV TO DATE, 3. WILL SATISFY ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS ASAP, 4, REF B, IMMEDIATE AND PROBABLY DEFINITIVE CHECK SHOWS NO OTHER ALFERIEV TRAVEL, LILYRIC REPORTING SHOWS ALFERIEV AT SOVEMB 6 THRU 19 NOV coll SHUR EAYERACE 9-10 AND 16-17 NOV. ys AUTHENTICATING OFFICER . CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER OUTGOING = eortONT ei Sythe. saree ee" aes See a RENEE BiG PTS ARS) te -@ SSD OD te oe tr eee etn to 0200202 - ee
13-00000  THSTR je ° CLASSIFIED MESSAGE pare: « PROGIBITE e AAASAVPA RBG TO ! SECRET FILE: Page 2. , CLASSIFICATION INIT NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY Bou | RATIONAL, ROUTINE OPERATIONAL | nerats | INFO, . CITE | «an gm hay ets, gee Pt SS iN ar eT oe versie rots nea ar aa ; mes Paneth we owe SE eer Le SES. taker eal ota - . NUMBER ERASED PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND CALL, . REPEAT ONE 3, PARA THREE MEXI 7014 SHOULD BE ONE/OCT 63. SAME SUBJECT. = VISITED SOVEMB 4. OCT BUT NOT RECORDED LIENVOY THAT DATE, _ALSO POUCHING 4 OCT PHOTOS. oo OT ES 4. _MAKING EVERY EFFORT DETERMINE OsWALDS ACTIVITIES \ END OF} MSG COORDINATING OFFICERS . RBR SECRET. oe wcc | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER QUTGOING REPRODUCTION ~ PROGIBITE
{CLASSIFIED MESSAG. 4p i = oa oe, RET iN 7 | ma oe "TOs DIRECTOR 63 capil DEC 4 = w4 LH PIN FROM 5 WEXICO CITY MICROFILMED ”. ACTION: chi 5. "(MR WHITTEN, WH, MRe ALLEY SR, AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED ND COPY SLOTTED ATs 1700 23 NOV INFO 8 pc], p/oci, DOP, ADDP, cere cfr 2 2) C/SR ait “onl SEGRET 2328342 IMMEDIATE DIR Signed: war ? cle RESEY . LIENVOY feonoucren ont AP (RS Bo. s1 - Unit US Wote: If desiractien, cite i.” FOLLOWING FULL TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE. reasons and soordinate if appropriate. 2. ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1963 LIENVOY REPORTED FOL: “ENTRADA MF ve ; CONSULADO DEL CUBA QUIEN DICE QUE 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 INGLES. cat APARICIO Y LO APUNTA QUE ES EL 14 re EN au sg “‘CLUDADANO NORTEAMERICANG ¥ eer ts Da HABLAR. HF HABLA RUSO. GC S. HD LE HABLA EN INGLES." kv Sra uRaN ASKS NORTHANERICAN "DO YOU. - =~ SPEAK RUSSIAN?” “THEN WHY DONT: YOU TALK TO HIM?" NORTHAMERICAN — $ 2 TAKES PHONE AND SAYS IN BORKEN RUSSIAN “I WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND a ~ SPOKE TO YUOR CONSUL. JUST A MINUTE.” MAN IN SOV EMB ASKS — a NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? “NORTHAMERICAN: — S., | ("PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN”. SOVIET: “WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?” NORTH= AMERICAN: "I WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS.” SOVIET: "I KNOW THAT.” NORTHAMERIGAN: “I DID NOT KNOW t D280 =S= 9] | Bo as72 © Doll | WoT o : Seo Oe 25 REPRODUCTION: ‘BY OTHER THAN THE ASSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED - cae ho. Sen aa : sSitasertrciew CEA et a eh Pear" EEE i 0200204 | be re a ; WD oc cae Mee ne ote
13-00000 a t CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - AE tne DUEITE ARNE tetra F eeeeatnan crete tant Soci neonate “IT THEN. I WENT TO THE CUBAN EXBASSY TO ASK THE FOR * PRORATED - BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT.” SOVIET: “WHY DONT YOU CONE AGA! Unis be 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 | oe | 3. ON ONE OCTOBER 1963 AT 1045 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET EMB AND Sain “HELLO THIS IS LEE OSYALD 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 NANE OF THAT CONSUL.” —_ SOVIET (EMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): "KOSTIKOV: HE IS DARK.” “ “WO: "YES. MY NAME IS OSWALD.” SOVIET: “JUST A MINUTE I'LL FIND OUT, THEY SAY THAT THEY HAVEN'T RECEIVED ANYTHING YE fos "Have THEY DONE ANYTHING?" SOVIET: “YES THA ay met, * MO: "AND WHAT. 2” ‘SOVIET HAN gest a 8 mer : ore! - 4. DOUGLAS J. penfecass. iM Bij" RANSCRIPTIONS SAYS OSWALD ist opt € tz fare} i IGENTICAL WITH. ee PARA: ONE ‘SPE aKING BROKEN RUSSIAN WHO CALLED ’ en neommeerecnrnanante FROM CUBAN EMBASSY 28 SEPTEMBER TO SOVIET EMBASSY. SECR & T . | GS Gervnent: “Requested Station review all LIENVOY (1) tapes and transe crs . siece 27 Sept. to locate pertinent information on Oswald, ” te ig . . 8 worse cxaeeyeree nae Cea ' eo e ; . ; 1 at SPs Aig sated on betama so? legit eal Se. hee ra i Ba im a wee 0000205 |
“NTs {ILA JED Xie | | LASSIFIED MESSAGE : 23 OnE fet MSTR: COMMO SECRET Si ‘CHRONO (DUMMY) | CLASSIFICATION Silvia DURAN p- ee . STIKOV P- 5 iMITIALS . NUMBEN z DEFERRED PRIORITY s TV GPERATIONAL [nnn : ROUTINE x MMEDIATE i =1025.— tO IMMEDIATE DIR _ RYBAT LIENVOY a D tae cE be. “ REF: DIR 84886 — | e 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 CONsU LADO ° > ESTA UN NORTEAMERICANO QUE ESTUVO ALLI EN LA «EM ADADA INGLES CON ALGUNA reason Sie 141299. SILVIA LE. DICE SOBRE EL CIUDADANO NORTEAMERICANO Y LA PUSIERON TELEFONOg QUE LES VA A HABLAR, HF HABLA RUSSO, HD LE HABLA EN INGLES. 7 SILVIA DURAN ASKS NORTHAMERICAN "DO YOU SPEAK RUSSIAN?" THEN "WHY DONT YOU TALK TO HIM?" NORTHAMERICAN TAKES PHONE AND SAYS IN BROKEN RUSSIAN "tT WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND SPOKE TO YouR CONSUL," MAN IN SOV EMB “JUST A MINUTE," MAN IN SOV EMB ASKS : : : ‘ Loh : [rer miner eer meneame De el = - NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? NORTHAMERICAN: | . TEX oo - COORDINATING OFFICERS ae _ _ oe SECRET |-- - . AUTHENTICATING OFFICER . _ GLASSIFICATION _ RELEASING OFFICER wee Te OUTGOING ___ __ » 2 Bieta * teed oe 0300206 Loree “ai egetinty Dat Ag hI Feta ae | Ber Pete seen. OG we twee
13-00000 _ ores 73 Mies? rot ‘i a : - CLASSIRED MESSAGE | / — _ INITIALS “ISTR: _PAGE 2. NUMBEN DEFERRED PRIORITY ET OPERATIONAL | ’ PAMEDIATE INETIALS ROUTINE i ve SaG Chet as meg [Oo INFO. mo , CITE OLY NOwaen “PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN", SOVIET: "WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?" : NORTHAMERICAN: “I WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS," SOVIET: "IK KNOW THAT." NORTHAMERICAN: "IT DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, 1 WENT TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY TO ASK THEM FOR MY ADDRESS BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT." SOVIET:. "WHY . —_ . _ DONT you COME AGAIN AND LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS WITH US. IT Is NOT | FAR FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY." NORTHAMERIGANE, ‘ ME 2, ee 3, ON ONE OCTOB | 1963 AT 1045 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET | EMB AND SAID "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 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. TEER SAY CHATCEREY HAVEN'T RECEIVED SECRET AUTHENTICATING OFFICER / CLASSIFICATION a RELEASING OFFICER _ OUTGOING. - ict tone -~ Sel arg, PPPS. oo. Shame, — wig Me ee Wactee ant . See re Pra aati STEMS ote mint Os ee ae ce! Saetie BP ~ memes SEAS eats ¥ ehece Boe atts 0000207 rT Pare ae
; : nEPHODUCTTON RG. ta CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PROKIBITED ‘STR . SECRET FILE: NUMBER * INITIALS : DEFERRED | PRIORITY i ROUTINE IMMEDIATE _| | | — | | 0 INFO, : CHE LO 2S | : UM BER 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..7" SOVIET HANGS UP, 4, DOUGLAS J,.FEINGLASS WHO DID TRANSGRIPTIONS SAYS OSWALD IS IDENTICAL WITH PERSON PARA ONE SPEAKING BROKEN "RUSSIAN WHO CALLED FROM CUBAN EMBASSY 28 eet SOVIET EMBASSY, ‘ END OF MSG =- ™ COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENREMFING OFFICER i CLASSIMEREGN a RELEASING @EFICER ut 0ING a sSU npebet! | Ob.6 deve lew bt opus © sbeiy f gens oF Wee ee sews REPRODUCTION — /PROMIBITED
13-00000 TO. FROM ‘NFO THAT LreNvoy ay BHA D_CaLL TO SOVIET EMBASSY OF LEE OSWALD apne cameras oa, r s DIRECTOR * MEXICO CITY ACTION: ¢/wH 5.(MR. WHITTEN, WH MR. BAGLEY, SR AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED AND ' DCI, p/oct, DOP, AODDP, 2- COS THOUGHT WOULD BE. FORT. LITENSOR EXPRESSION CON DOLENGS. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE s SECRET DOC. MICRO. SER. DEC 4 1974 ‘ MICROFILMED 6 copy; COPY SLOTTED AT: 1700 23 NOV WB) /¢i), c/Fi 2, c/SR 5, C/SAS 5, D/oS 2, VR , ; SECRET 2329A5Z ~ = f — “IMMEDIATE DIR-CITE MEXI 7098 REF MEXI 7025 (rw cree y= | oe I. COS HAD URGENT CaLL TO Ses LITENsoR 23 Nov. QER LOSS OF PRES KENNEDY BUT DEVELOPED MADE ON 28 SEPTEMBER. o ; fe) SECRETO ad toe ‘ A cs Comment: FG of LIENVOY (2) transcripts. : § e re) > We Beer ens oliowin ae is ao [pa 3 XxX fF signed: _—_—— nS a) " ( “4 R.O. yi - Unit _ C. 2a0e as re ‘ Hote: If p Aer coset coordinate Let SH-Y¥t 0 9-5 J cary aaa 261-289. ag Document Number 58-54 | | | 23 Ty 63 . 5 . jo A” for FOIA Poview on APR 7 rtm od re ¢ ten evtomaste ; 4 : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING. OFFICE 1s PROHIBITED - . Copy No. - emt xen tagg sth pees & s, oe a oemae pastes? a a STE ire aS, Meet ~CRpaeaeai siege laa mat ease “ee =~ ae. ~ eae nee
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13-00000 - REPRODUCTION tear $304 ORG.: . | EXT: CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: DISTR | FILE: Page 2. DEFERRED PRIORITY INITIALS DYG. NUMSER ROUTINE OPERATIONAL NITIALa wavaunansy) INFO, : Cire FOSY | ' NUMBER ne 3 a BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO VISIT SOVEMB. FAILURE His" REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS WORK SMOOTHLY CAUSED HIM - BECOME RUDE TO SOVIETS. (COMMENT: PARA IC OF MEXI 7933 PARTIALLY BEARS THIS OUT BUT STATION DETECTS NO. SIGH - UDENESS » MAY REVEAL OSWALD BECAME ABMS! eben EMB AS. RESULT HIS: _ FRUSTRATION BY SOVS.) i % ne cy i i F. HER. IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY "COMRADE" WHO COULD i - NOT LIVE COMFORTABLY UNDER RIGORS OF CAPITALISM AND WISHED i ‘. RETURN TO SPIRITUAL HOME IN ' USSR, t ' G. DURAN KNOWS NOT WHETHER HE GOT ussR VISA OR CU BAN TRANSIT VISA BUT IF HE DID SHE HAD NO PART INIT. | co a ". «ss #H,_- IF OSWALD TALKED ANYONE ELSE IN CUBAN EMBASSY SHE UNAW ARE. | . _ | : 2. REF DIR 84916 (IN 6687). “ECHEVERRIA AWARE ODYOKE CONCERN - RE LEAK AND HAS WARNED HER ABOUT TALKING, BUT FEELS AT LEAST | FACT OF > ARREST MAY WELL BE LEAKED BY OTHER RELATIVES PICKED | OORDINATING OFFICERS SEC RET | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER _ CLASSIFICATION . RELEASING OFFICER - REPRODUCTION
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13-00000 A _CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7A — SERRET ~ msi a + DIRECTOR ; FRO. , hd M8 MEXICO CITY, ACTION: CES a ‘ ‘ INFO" « DCI, 0/OCI, DOP, ADDP, C/Cl, C/Fi 2, C/SR5, C/SAS 5, D/OS 25 . \ ' RECORDS OFFICER STAMP SECRE T 24/ 18374 - he following agtion is 7. author tuad: Loan Caratert LZ IWMEDLATE DIA CITE |MEXI ext asa > _ _—— 4-f POT cael IMMEDIATE =. a con dad l i REF MEXI 7046 “nena a IN Ro. lust CLAS »D R84 a kote: If des*ruction, cite reasons and coordinate i. ADDITIONS OR AMENDNENTS RER As if appropriate. is, veity rg - DURAN ARRESTED AT HOME WITH HUSBAND AND MEMBERS 0 “HAVING PARTY. ALL. TAKEN TO JAIL. B. SINCE SHE HAD TOLD NOT ONLY HUSBAND BUT OTHER MEMBERS OF FAM ILY ABOUT OSWALD VISITS AFTER SHE READ NAME AND SAW TV PICTURE, SHE ATTRIBUTED —— ae ARREST TO DENUNC LATION BY COUSIN WHOM DOES NOT LIKE. THUS scuRcy GoM é - Document: Sfintor 25-365 oaks APR 76 ©. DOES NOT KNOW WHERE OSWALD STAYED IN. Mekbe for FOIA Review on = De PASSPORT OSWALD SHOWED HERSWAS “gg Nato + FOR USSR. HE TOLD HER WISHED RETURN THERE rangeagecP thr WIFE, Qo VEFRY Jo E. DURAN HAD IMPRESSI OSWALD HAD OR BELIEVED HE HAD MADE. ARRANGES KNOWLEDGE NOT REVEALED TO HER. | MENTS IN WASHINGTON WHEREBY INSTRUCTIONS WOULD BE SENT SOVEMB MEXI TO~ ISSUE SOV ENTRY VISA IN MANNER BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO VISiT SOVENB. FAILURE HIS REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS WORK SMOOTHLY CAUSED HIM BECOME RUDE TO SOVIETS. ¢ COMMENT: PARA IC OF NEXI 7933 PARTIALLY ih . ‘ " uo malAey YIOd 40 BEARS THIS. OUT BUT STATION DETECTS NO SIGNS RUDENESS IN ‘OSWALDS TALKS DiA0O-s= 4 ig Jol-6 fieacaninct BY Oo ebatermemerarttcena aie we as a Tere Aare! na et potion Ton Ne ShoiesTateia eines ae ete
13-00000 Ss eo eens _ Cae” Teak ta i gC A PET IES EN aA Spies EOE RES ieee Sa NER Be CLASSIFIED — 7 emma ROUTING Vi 4| a 2| St. £ extent xtreme et 88 SFE FSIS Arete SE EE A TE TO + DIRECTOR 2. FROM 8 | ACTION: INFO “3 WITH SovVs. FURTHER DETAILS DURAN INTERROGATION MAY REVEAL OSWALD BECANE ABUSIVE. IN. CUBAN FAB AS RESULT HIS FRUSTRATION BY. SOVS. > : Fe HER IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY “COMRADE” WHO COULD NOT. LIVE CONF ORT- ABLY UNDER RIGORS OF CAPITALISH AND WISHED RETURN. ‘TO."s eit HOME IN USSR. | Lah OS we wy ee x - "G. DURAN KNOWS NOT WHETHER HE, cag ued VISA OR ‘CUBAN TRANSIT VISA BUT IF HE DID SHE HAD vo Rage OPE He IF. OSWALD TALKED ANYONE ELSE IN. CUBAN EMBASSY SHE UNAWARE. aed 2. REF DIR 84916. ECHEVERRIA AWARE ODYOKE 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 SAME. TIME. cos WILL CONTINUE PUSH NEED FOR SECRECY WITH ECHEVERRIA. DURAN AND HUSBAND WILL BE RELEASED BUT KEPT UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE Se RE REF B. WITH MEXI 7933 Ha HAS FULL. TRANSCRIPTS ALL PERTINENT CALLS» REGRET COMPLETE “-RECHECK SHOWS TAPES FOR THIS PERIOD ALREADY —.... mon — _ oa ena | peace AO TE, BF en One tat io rece apne A ERASED. STATION ‘FEELING THAT. ABOVE: IS BEST ANSWER OBTAINABLE To... ed REF B BUT WILL’ REQUEST REINTERROGATION DURAN IF Ha STILL bEsiREs. | oe ; SE c Re E T . . . els COMMENT: “#Echeverria told COS Duran completely cooperative BEA ge (oo weritte n statement attesting to two visits by Oswald, . 4 _ | **Did Oswald want ‘o travel to Cuba right are Y, aloz ye aa his wile join ‘him there and then leave for Ciba, or did je pla: '0 reir to coe | “Si it: dihen leave later? 9° = oo , o00u2a2, a ana a oe OFTEN) bv OTHER THAT THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PRUHIDITED Covy Mas
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13-00000 "REPRODUCTION t/a ; 8+ qi fie noe yw Sey 4 y a oo C/ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ( ‘Y {TO 4 DIRECTOR vay pat re) |FROM + MEXICO CITY mo, | | Acmion: C/wH 5 (WH COPY ISSUED 1300 25 Hov/ou) . | lINFO. » DCI, D/DCI, DOP;.ADOP, ¢/sco 4, c/cA 2, C/cA/o 2, c/ci, C/Fi 2, c/sR ia oo c/sAS 55 p/os 2, VR & / F) f/f { 3 / # / e / 55 . | | 5/17 sEWaran SECRET 29/1 {Shiv i8876.20 3 A | “1. EXT DAILY “EXCELSIOR” OF 25 NOV INFLYING OWN INVESTIGATIOWS RAN STORY DESCRIBING OSWALD TRIP TO MEXICO 26 SEPT THRU 5 OCT. CROSSED : "| BRORDER AT LAREDO, VISITED CUBAN EMBASSY 27 SEFT AND NEXT DAY VENT TO - _- SOVIET EMBASSY. PURPOSE ALLEGEDLY WAS TO OBTAIN VISA GO SOVIET UNION. THIS emt me i 7 NOT OUR LEAK. CANNOT ELIMINATE SOBER NACLOW:f AS. ras ; | [ °\, 2. FYE: PRESUME Hes a At “aN | | 1963. aT RECEPT Ion WERRRODE | _ ARE PREPARED TO FIGHT THEM AND ANSWER IN KIND. UNITED STATES LEADERS { SHOULD THINK (REFLECT?) THAT IF THEY ARE AIDING TERRORIST PLANS TO) | | | ELIMINATE THE CUSAN LEADERS, THEY THEMSELVES WILL NOT’ BE SAFE." Oo - Se PARA ONE STORY WENT 3g CMe oARCE Na Sree — poe SFSRET WW RESCUE Se 7) 2° [eevee ond BAPR RG | . . . LEMAPDET Ch BY.Q/2R OF | Co R.O. $1 - Unit tu ee an 2el- 2912S 7 7 0: QD - ~ oa . a gia TE eS ‘ion, cite | | Document Number 04 an Pas : for FOIA Review pn APR tH SECRET | uo REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE {S PROHIBITED .
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13-00000 PROMIBITED TO FROM « JMWAVE a”, ROUT! NG s DIRECTOR ACTION: SAS 8 | INFO + DOP, cls cil an (ors, Fl, Fist, WH 7, VR tghey hth, ¥, TYPIC NO RECORD CABACA.. Hove ‘ANTONIO CABARGA SAINZ, DPOB CIRCA 1918 PROVINCE LaS VILLAS, CUBA; CURRENTLY. RESIDES } ‘EXICQ- CITY, PO BOX 3299 AND HAS SAME PHEGNE ALIANZA PARA ‘EL PROGRESS DE AMERICA. SECRET 2529212 DIR INFO MEXI CITE WAVE 2149 “t. ODFOAN ADVISED WAVE THAT PHONE CALL FROM ONE JOSE SAN ANTONIO. CABACA IN MEXiCO CITY CPHONE 186354) TO DR. EMILIO NUNEZ PONTUONDO , MIAMI, WAS MONITORED 24 NOVEMSER 63. CO ONVER SAT ION Mae IN SPANISH | AND GIST. OF IT IS:’ PLAN OF CASTRO CaRRIED equals Is) NEXT. SOON THE ATOMIC BOMBS WiLL RA IN 3 CET \ Es ON je °KNOW FRO 4 WHERE. 2. WAVE TRACES NUNEZPA an EJECT 291-312354. , AMOT = 2 ADVISED CABACA ‘Is FROBAEL Y JOSE NO. PARA 1 ABCGVE. HE IS NOW OCCUPIED WITH OSTAINING SEXICAN VISAS FCR PERSONS DESIRING LEAVE CUSS. HE IS PRONOUNCED AND RIGHTIST WITH TIES TO BaTISTa G2suPs IN U.S. aND HEADS THE CLASSIFICATION REVIEW conoueren of 6 APR 1976 ELASHPDET cL. py2Z, 220 3 ,LOlm S73 5S. LOCAL COFCAM SEING “ENE OR HED RE PARA 2 INFG. te Document Number fe FOIA Review on . . for FOIA Ravi | APR 1976 | nll IDE ae i ere j =: ' ; fed ce ™ = : . : ‘ peg Rae Ce opmtiey Tt wer etiaares ogee ot gta fate . m7, ; “US. we ww REPRODUCTION BY OTME2 THAN Tes ISTUND COSTS [2 POs R TL Duy ee ~* , . . : one om — a ~ REPRODUCTION :
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13-00000 pad tO a DIRECTOR FROM 4 MEXICO CITY - re ACTION: C/WH 5 (WH NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED 1430 26 Nov/LMa) ~ INFO + DCI, D/OCI, DDP, 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{ PSR 1. AT THIS MOMENT STATION: OFFICER AND LOCAL SECURI ‘ARE INTERV IEW ING NICARAGUAN WHO CLAIMS THAT ON 18 SE PT EMBER HE SAW " LEE OSWALD RECEIVE SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED. DOLLARS IN MEETING INSIDE CUBAN EN BASSY MEXIe - | | ivlinsmss2st =. ; ITY-OFFICER | | ALVARADO, BORN $1 JAN. (1948 eT AR Bee: CLASSIFICATION REVIEW =f * i 7 oe Bf | conoueren on 2” MAY ED | oo oe, 7 | “26 Mee? 3 _amppeT cr ey fh 225) ! SECRET So ES | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED - _ Copy No. a no eee ee a mee eo epee . i “erate ns ee 0 8000238 HE AWAITING FALSE MEXICAY ru iN . TRAINING CUBA. SAYS Was be ‘ILLO, ROLAN ALVARADO AND CARLOS | | 7 FONS ECA AMADGR ARE. MEMBERS HIS (COMMUNIST 2) OR GANIZAT ION | | - NICARAGUA. RECORDS OFFICER STAMP SECR E T ‘the following action is Zz | autiorized: DE SENS) J7Zé | Document winter (24 2454 | : for FOIA Review on APR 1976 Signed: ae | 7 7 Ro. 4 - unit C//ZEA | : ae oe, Y , | Rote: If destructicn, cite | LADS - |G _  -Peasons and coordinat s/ )) ‘ =O ae | 41f appropriate. . "Rer- 2@7> YY } F] 5 comemgnae at = iteey 9 aR Tp RR Eg Goo Ep mn 1
ORs JOHN Ms WHITTEN Sway | . UNIT: O/ WH G) INT SECRET fos ays C] NO inory | -~ secret | DATE : 9_DECEMBER_ LO! [] FILE IN. CS FILE NO, + TO 3 MEXICO CITY FROM: DIRECTOR cone: C/WH 4 Infos Pe}, N/OC!, DOP. C/cl, C/cI/Bi, WR TO MEXI - INFO ) CITE DIR 8377 7 0 RYBAD GPFLOOR 7 \ oe PLS DO NOT ERASE ERASEVANY SOVIET OR CUBAN TAPES UNTIL, FURTHER NOTICE. MICRO. SER. BOG. h DEC 4 1974 MICROFILMED ADVISE HOW MUCH MORE TAFE YOU NEED. END OF F MESGADE i c/s Comment:*Station- to erase routine tapes Soviet Embassy, keep-_ ing normal two-week lag. Td bun a Daects RECORDS é aes | . signe’: &: ae . ; wa" omy tt ta . } TTL des meat ot ifote: reasons and coordinste po if appropriate. i So —. 201-289248 ; : D-200-5-44 D ait MIRE! \9. CLASSIFICATION REVIEW oo Yhy Direction of  =—Si(‘éi%T FOIA Review on Te ieoer et ev 2205 lee poe RICHARD HELIS, DOP . COORDINATING OFFICERS GROUP t : e : = RELEASING OFFICER esevowngradivg and AUTHENTICATENE 3 : Lo : , Lo declassification — OFFICER REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. . .. Copy’ seaaouCT
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13-00000 TS s DIRECTOR FROM 1 MEXICO CITY ACTION: = C/WH & INFO: DCI, O/ocl, DOP, c/cr, 9 SECRET Prien Aa oy lee ees Signed? : DIR CITE MEXI 9332 . BHT 7522 CRESET* GPFLOGR : Oo, Sgr pee . Note: If destruction, cite REF DIR 18627 = te epee and coordinate 1. SOVIET EHB AND CONSULATE E ARE NOT OPEN.2O PUBLIC. OFFICES ARE IN COMPOUND ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC ZY APPOINTHENT. SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK. NORMAL WORK HOURS SEP 1963 WERE 6900 TO 184 BUT RECENTLY CHANGED C9@Z TO 1460 MONDAY AND. FRIDAYS. SIXTEEN SOVIET FAMILIES LIVE IN COMPOUR Sahase ANYTIME. dS me URS: SOVIETS ARE NOT | VISITORS RING BELL AT GATE AT ALL HOURS. RUSSIAN SPEA\ _ OTHERS USUALLY TURNED - ‘AWAY BY cue KsOWN TO ISSUE PERMITS EA a3 2. CUBAN EB oN PIE IN SANE COMPOUND BUT HAVE SEPARATE ENTRANCES. CONSULATE RECEIVES VISITORS FROM 1626 TO 1490 HOURS. | NONDAY. THROUGH FRIDAY. EMBASSY WORKING HOURS ARE FROM 99aG TO 170% HOURS SAME DAYS BUT MOST EMBASSY VISITORS USUALLY ATTENDED BEFORE 1462 HOURS. THESE HOURS ALSO APPLIED DURING SEPT 63. © 907. gg077¢ 3. CUBAN EMB PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS FOR ISSUING PERMITS "FOR TRAVEL TO AND THROUGH - ‘CUBA: VISAS NORWALLY VALID FOR THREE KONTHS FROM DATE OF F TSU PRLOR Al AUTHORIZATION FROM HABANA INVARIABLY ~ 2 Document Number. | ‘for FOIA Review da aN o78 ve Siar y | | SECRET © 1 Peegetingeees| ad -2UU- “5-41 i REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER: THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED | : Copy Ne. - | om a ee O000241 Tc
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13-00000 a : , Inside Washington ~*: CoS Fp Ook ©4- ees ntelligence From Wa : « : CIA Withheld Vital | By ROBERT S. ALLEN  cials who actively oppose on has yet to be ‘used dismissal of such’ persons , liquid oF Soviet policies. against any high West- from public office, at othe form. The And PAUL SCOTT Titled “Soviet Strategic ern official, hundreds of er th mes even having within” seco . WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Executive Action,” the KGB agents covertly op- them ‘eliminated’ physi- - autopsy wou wethe Central Intelli- suppressed CIA decu- erating outside of Russia caily. ' its use. No gence Agency withheld ment wentintothe shock- have been supplied with “Such activities are - poisons have vital intelligence infor- ing details of how agents. this pocket-size, gun, known to be undertaken ed which do ‘mation from the Warren of KGB, the Soviet secret awaiting only. orders against other types of fect until -s Commission during its in- vestigation of the assas- ' gination. of Presi dent Kennedy. - 7 Despite the commis sion’s written request. for “ - all documents that might shed light on the assas sination, CIA authoritias failed to turn over a na- tional intelligence  esti- rnate warning that it is Kremlin policy te remove from public office by as- sassination Western offi- Shocked to discover that 7 the Warr police, are trained to do away. with Western lead- ers, including officials in the U.S. and to make their deaths appear due toe natural causes, One of the RGB’s new- ly devised assassination wapons:-is -“a. pnumati- cally operated poison ice... ‘atomizer,’- which leaves -no wound or other -evi- dence of the cause of-. Tee ' o* @fm governments,. 5 0 m e- death” -- ; While this deadly weap- , Slon’s iindings the State Department ing Oswald with one of cording te security. fies, strong. pro- - On every “presented Soviet views Question that cama. “in. the Departnrent’s USSR. cowatry tee” while member, commit. he was a This State Department official's name -alse peared in the address book of a suspected So. viet agent who arrived in the US. in 1943, ac cording to~ government les. . . - mgressional investi. gators also have . heen - REPRODUCTION $3 wr i 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 to remove~the.-threat to Soviet interests posed by certain: members of West- > ed times. arranging forz the : methods. ~. dingtéad, Mle Cormack ~ learned about the ; are trying to-determine why the document - has been suppressed. : . The investigatons also are frying to determine “why the CIA in its pre. assassination report the State Department on Qewald's trip to Mexico the defector's visit to the Russian embassy and not _ the Cuban embassy. The CIA did not report the 44! “latter visit. unt after Kennedy's assazsination only recently from econ... Bressional probers who | .: ¥ gave details only of + persons in the West, not-. .ably defectors from the US.S.R. and from other countries of bloc. - “One recently reported assasSination technique is toe 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 <n ? memantine sme me the Soviet-. cate eee aan WE a -after being :« “thus allowins - to be far fro .when his vic “i "A know source has pneumaticall: poison ice ‘: which leaves or other evic cause o: deai Congressio: gators, who that the nar -ecommittee b » H = e et i i i j t i t ; ‘
13-00000 S&S <= f. a : rot CIA Withheld - ‘By ROBERT S. ALLEN  cials-who aclively oppose TERRE OR SS FB FE ony TREMORS OR ep mreeeyt yen ay me oe Vital Intell * bee ne beers ie on 3 re ch G4 dismissal of such persong | a ap | “Soviet policies. agalnst an lh Weat- from public office, at oth- . And PAUL SCOTT . Titled “Soviet Strategic ero officliL’Figgidieds of .er times even having’. WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, Executive Action,” the KGB agenlgtoyertly op- them ‘eliminated’: physi- - ‘<The Central Intelli-. suppressed CIA docu- erating outSid@ gt Russia cally. . aa gence Agency withheld ment went intothe shock- have been syppi}d with “Such activities are vital _intelligence- infor- ing details of how agents this pock @4slxa, gun,” known to be undertaken “mation from the Warren of KGB, the Soviet secret awaiting @ply<orders against other types of _ police, are trained to do Conunission during its in- e away with Western lead- vestivation of the assas- a sination of President ers, including officials in Kennedy. 7 ' . the U.S., and to make - Despite. the commis-..their deaths appear due '- sion's written request for .to natural causes. all documents that might One of the KGB's new-. . Shed light on the assas- jy devised assassination sinalion, CIA authorities. wapons-ia .“a’ pnumatl- failed {o turn over a na- ' tional intelligence  esti- . mate warning that it is : Kremlin policy to remove "from public office by as- death” «2 yee: sassination Western offi. . While. this deadly wéap- we '- Documents .-.:. -.. OTHER Us, inten. « - gence experts, very du. | Blows of Russia's “Noor: the Warren Commig.' | Slon’s findings might : . have been different df: this CIA estimate and “other documents ° gup- : _ pressed by the State ‘De. partment had ‘been avail. able for study, 2. they point out that + . Suppressell evidonce lnk.’ _ ing Oswald ‘with ono of: dts employes, who . aes.) cording to security. filés, * - prescnfed strane pra. from Moscow }o"{is “The Murder Ph suppressed int ‘estimate, which 1g, in a security area wi the: tightly-guard are as follows: cally operated polsom icey,dhat the KGB endeavors ‘atomlzer,’.. which ‘leaves; te reiiéyverthe,. threat. .no wound or. other. evi-:/ Soviet interests posed: b dence. of the cause of:; certain members of We Do) Ye. Fern governiients, 50 mer tise of a pistol which , times. he: af Of i ‘ Ollie Suppreamd SARS ke aie - ghawn ‘by'addininistration: 3% “officials to § caker Joke ae a istence Ine, stress ‘that’ * p- -. clals feared by. the Krem. 3° u “the State “Deparment: eree ee eens se . i dnstéad,’ McC omack'S it.. persons in the West, not-. ns ably defectors from the U.S.S.R. and from other ce countries of the Soviet d bloc. . Hin. “One recently reported assasSination technique is to electrocute an individ- ual by luring him to use a telephone, connect- ed to a high-voltage wire, “guring a thunderstorm. -“Another involves the HIGHLIGHTS...o€% ie, “It has been rehpited’: arranging for: t sgptpjects a poison gas ‘in vy The Cra adsinatle McCormack (Mass,), nextif in line fo succeed Pres}. Wi-> _ ent Johnson. ony While FBI officials ¢ warned Speaker McOor. mack, a dedicated: anth: Communist, that he is on { the list of Western ‘offi. \:: lin, no CIA authority .: ‘has shown the No, 2 man - dn government the CIA. Bit a eh ae ree Sele ‘ret ‘Sovitt: assassination fearned bout the repoit! +”, omy recently from cone. : freestanal onenhere wha’ a TERE acs, igence From Wa ‘liquid or compressed wy form. The gas js fatal within’ seconds dnd an aulopsy would not reveal Its use. Non-trace able * poisons have been repor}- ed which do not take ef. fect until several hours after being administered, thus allowing an assassin to be far from the scene when his victim dies. “A knowledge abie source has described a pneumatically operated’ poison ice ‘atomizer’ which leaves no wound or other evidence of the .eause of death.” Congressional investi- ators, who have asked that the name of their committee be withheld ‘ren Commission | for security reasons re port that CIA Director olin McCone made no 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- walkd’s contact with the head KGB agent in the Soviet embassy there, the CIA chief gave ne hint of the Kremlin's as- sassination policy. (CONTINUED ON 8-3) to Tees
Gi DISPA’ a secnET ar ition a I" | Chief of Station, Wexico City eas Bis nT rs a _———_—___-| fi ea Chief, WH Division te _GLee Harvey OSWALD | : AGUION REQUIRED + REFERENCES . ‘ SUsIECT 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 unicentified "“nystery man" coming cut 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 cestroyed if the latter action is ever contemplated. > Beech , Elsie I, SCALETTI | pa , emai ane entre f / . ‘ ‘ , . a en, % : : Sangeeta Ged BOte WeRTANE ake) SERRE aiok esr ls epee teeqtteteetteee aA 8 Pa _Hend guaatens Req vest Foe Lhe ; o- 2. mbes of th. uadenthtied “myuskey Wan } Sat Jot Qa Seovet Per ra Coban - aa lo ASsic > cee oF Yo : SAME AS owt - 964 ue Distribution: ; 2 — COS, Mexico City Fe gale lary? So oo a gg mares, fe | Grass OSS REFERENCE TO Gh Dll 4ts 4 DISPATCH SYMBOL ANO NUMBER " DATE 7 co GkSG? ot 40S FILE NUMBER jes rem st | - . Van ORIGINATING Ce OFFICE OFFIGES - Test " of RIO. . WEL _C, Bustdg-Videla sas ; | Chrono — COORDINATING Jf Oswald (soft file) emcee Tore ee amos Ameo ht aay RUA OURS ALTE Senter OPRE SRS HET, Sinem ama na Oe my annar™” . “TD a DISPAT cH | via Ag OL + crenata,
13-00000.:...., “REPRODUCTION Ch — | 5 Chief of ¢ Station, Mexico > City | x be macsne Requinco + ef ae ns ‘ ra can JUDGE INDEXING ' FROM . PsuBlECT ' Lee Harvey OSWALD. ; Aorion REQUIRED - 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 PRE RE on BW ET AEP PARE. PRL o ’ be forwarded Headquarters for retention rather than | ; destroyed if the latter action is ever contemplated, i 3 { “4 ; f . “ _ [ I : | - fe OH 1968. Pie " Distribution: . ° ° 2- cos, Mexico City - . i 5 1 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER EBDI-15488 oe 1° GROSS REFERENCE TO HOS FILE RUMSER 201- 289248 0 PE sa SECRET
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13-00000 ——PuLed Horiey Oswaid— ; j —— ‘ - \ . NUMBER DEFERRED . PRIORITY “ . = ROUTINE IMMEDIATE pon 4 INFO, “gh ~~ CITE MeXT : ay aes Cc 5 NUMBER RYBAT GPELOOR eae ra f eg” =, 4 f REF: DIR 18827 a 7 PRIOR ADIGORIZATION FROM HABAIA TNVARIAELY REQ™IRED BEFORE ISSUANCE ANY VISA, AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER REPRODUCTION PROMBIT Cuban Chronos svewu-sw, -, - on INITIALS IOPERATIONAL | initracs | | 1. -SOVIED 1 AND COUSULATE ARE NOE OPES TO PUBLIC. OFFICES ARE TH cot POUID ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC BY APPOINEMENT, SOVIET GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK, HORMAL WORK HOURS SEP 1963 WERE 0900 10 1600 BUT RECENTLY CHANCED 0900 10 1400 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. SOV CONSULATE FREQUENTLY CHANCE. NOW OPE 12.00 TO 1300 MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, SIXTEEN SOVIK? FAMILIES LIVE Iv COMPOUND, VISKTORS RING HELL AT GATE A ALL XXKEX HOURS, RUSSIAN SPEAKERS CAN GET I ACTIVE, OTHERS USUALLY TUBHED AWAY BY GUAED AFTER HOURS, SOVIETS ARE HOT KNOW TO ISSUE PERMITS FOR TRAVEL CUBA, 2. CUBAN TAG AND CONSULATE IN SAME COMPOUND BUT. HAVE’ SEPARATE ERERANCES. CONSULATE RECEIVES VISITORS PROM 1000 hoo ums pA aU MRIDAY. BAST VOREIIG BITES A PEN COON. HOMIES GAME DAES DUE WET ASST VISTNRS USUALLY AtrEmD Seti Mo ES, THESE HOURS ALSO APPLIED DURING oe SEPT 63. Be. CUBAN IMB PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS POR ISSUING PERMITS FOR TRAVEL TO AND THROUGH CUBA: VISAS RORMALLY VALID FOR THREE MONTES FROM DATE OF ISSUE, APPLICAM? COMPLETES VISA APFLTCATTON FORM AT CONSULATE, PERMISSION OFTEN ORDATNED COORDINATING OFFICERS .SEECRET OUTGOING — 0000250 ‘eee -— PROMISRTEn
13-00000 REPRODUCTION: eareanioeatti INITIALS NUMBER DEFERRED’ PRIORITY | | OPERATIONAL | usitiace ROUTINE IMMEDIATE be, INFO, ~2- CITE age “NUMBER | TH EXCHANGE OF CABLES BETWEEN EMBASSY AND HIEREX HABAEA, IW MANY CASES VISAS | XSSUED ON SEPARATE SHEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL PACT OF TRAVEL, MEXICAN GOVE PROCEDURES AMD REGULTYONS RE TRAVEL FEPRDNE CITIZENS 0 AND THROUGH CUBA UNCHANGED SINCE EMA 20887 DATED 3 MAY 1965. PEPEIME CITIZENS WITH PASSPORTS AND CUBAH VISAS ARE FREE TO TRAVEL TO CUBA, PSPRIME CITIZENS BCCHOADEN COORDINATING OFFICERS REEEGGS j SECRET. - WOCURSTS 4ENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER __ SUTGOING coves | Ib
13-00000 SECRET TABLE OF CONTENTS Personality £201) File Request, dated 9 December 1960 [FOIA No. 1-1B] a) sil ords System on Lee Harvey OSW#i Remi she if dy's assassina- tion. [FOIA No. 2- -524] on 707, 1 oof OHI BED >. «5 Memorandum for Chief, CI/R&A, dated 20 February 1964; Subject: Documents Available in OSWALD's 201 File. [FOIA No. 563-810] Three index ca REPRODUCTION PROWIBITED. SECRET
13-00000 — Rep RaDWETICE mo a: : EVES: SHLY 20 February 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CU/REA SUBJECT: in OSWALD's 201. file ae requested and is attached. The actual machine work i of Bigs ‘type was begun in 1963, but a few items of previous ag “comparison 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. . 3. Machine inquiries for the location of thet Se > documents have not been made.- - . . ct a _Aicbument “seam HIBS Q | } “er FOIA Review on JUN 1976 SECRET “EVES GHLY. ee cee ee am ne gt ee ER A RA Gas ena tes anne RRR GF reenter ea = A . > dGuTe4.
13-00000 REPRODUCTION so : A CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Mo ( 12-82 ors: C. sustod .¢ som lk [nN iene 4 UNIT : WH/3 /Mexico CI INDEX ext : 5940 [J NO INDEX TI CATE : 10 Oct 1963 {]. FILE IN CS. FILE NO, . es ed To’: SEE BELOW - a coy : _—_ ) | Boers ub ide || perk eadne N le | ROUTINE cone: WH 8 © oe Into: Ci, CI/OPS, C1/Si,.Fl, SR 7,-RF, VR avs TO INFO. SO CITE /DIR ; a DEPARTMENT OF STATE’ : | f 4873 FEDERAL BUREAU oF INVESTIGATION — | CELE EO XA DOOR’ 0.68 0 ; . DEPARTMENT: oF “THE NAVY - oo. So, ~ t ym} suavacr; “LER BENRY OSWALD Oo | | i os 1. ON 1 OCTOBER 1963 A RELIABLE AND. SENSITIVE SOURCE IN MEXICO REPORTED THAT AN AMERICAN MALE, ‘WHO IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS ) LEE OSWALD, CONTACTED | THs SOVIET EMBASSY IN ————— MEXICO CITY INQUIRING ‘WHETHER. THE EMBASSY HAD RECEIVED ANY NEWS CONCERNING A TELEGRAM ‘WHICH HAD BEEN SENT TO M3IARH NOLLYOIISSVID Tp? asarxeron. THE AMERICAN WAS DESCRIBED AS APPROXIMATELY ° — ( YEARS OLD, WITH, AR ATELETIC BUILD, ABOUT SIX FEET TALL, ed Av " Hace IG” HAIRLINE. Pe - 7o. ow 13° ‘BEEXEVED THAT OSWALD MAY BE IDENTICAL TO LEE. ‘Document Numb@e na ear . _ a Bae [- oS 38, 4 aye ; Fs r FOIA Review on APR 1976. ARERR orrigins } : cRouP LO MeFE3 “ av necealing OFFICER - 5 Wes" oe SECRER | | “2 0) REPRODUCTION: BY OTHER THAN’ THE. ISSUING OFFIGE IS PROHIBITED. . Copy No, . “ - Exeluded from automatic , : . ‘AUTHENTICATING . downgrading and OFFICER : declassification “om: soeEetes CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY oo | | | | | | \ | | Ce PROMISED
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| ’ PERMANENT CHARGE : ( GF J, ee 9 | 13-00000 . ts ‘REPRODUCTION - PROIBITED | pS SECRET ee ° ' ~ no cwhen Filled Ip) Cs | a “FIE, PERSONALITY (20!) FILE REQUEST. | f { TO “4 - Toate HEADQUARTERS, RI g Dye ACTION FRO . . . , " @Si@= Au, Eeeet Lag: Zt {HSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed ar printed in ‘block. teeters. CLOSE SECTION 12 ALL known aliases and vacianta. ‘¢ineluding maiden name, if applicable) must be liated. If the iden- tifying deta varies with the alias usedi.” a ‘separate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for items you are unable to complete. “he SECTION if: Cryptonym or pacudgiaym wilh. be entered in Headquarters. SECTION [fis Te be completed i in’ alk Cases. SECTION 1 SOURCE DOCUMENT , Ve 7 oye) te | | Sensitive NOMe SENSI TEVES W050. “Us (Hi iw Niet a i BIRTH DATE LTT P OTHER IDENTIFICATION 3- ko y occyPos. CODE NA x Tye SECTION Li P SEUOONYM ~ : [} - CRYPTONYM SECTION lif * COUNTRY, OF RESIDENCE IQ. 12a. SSK = COMMEN TS: af; - petal Yo hts ltgsK ur Oc bola 4 Document Numbe APR iss 8m : for FOIA Review cn eter SIGNATURE FORM 83 [ a 10°57 (3a) oo0u7es
13-00000 . 1960, to Rig se REPRODUCTION Commission Document 692 (portion dated 31 January 1964) [Copy of FOIA No. 509-803] Cero 2S October Department of elegram LASSIFIED), dated 31 October 19 Aa i Bal ATED ~“@ated 6 March 1964; Memorandum for J. Lee Subject: Information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1963. Letter from [F 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 PROMIBITED SECRET
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ¢/23ay Terence Smee et AON cae rent ie Ne te | XKAAZ~ 22595 & Mar 64 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr, J. Lee Rankin 7 ee SUBJECT: -". ° __Information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to Novermber 22, 1563 as Transn'i tect ; 4 € : oH. bevren Co MAYA eS pe oN 7 Ms 1, This refers to your letter of February 12, 1964 “addressed to the Director of Sentral Intelligence which has been passed to me for reply, | 2. ©aragraph three of your letter requested the Agency | to supply the Commission with a report on information in the . | Agency's possession regarding Lee Harvey CSWALD prior to | November 22, 1963, The request was predicated upon the : | footucte on page two of CiA'ts report to the Commission dated | 31 January 1964, entitled: ‘Information Developed by CIA on | the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD ian Mexico City, 23 Sep- tember - 3 October 1963", { | 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 decuments arranged in chronological order, Cn the basis of clearances from the Federal Bureau 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 inthe — | . file up to early Cctober 1963, These include: . oO | ; Document Number 590-253. ee oO | ' { | jf fr 90 ae Bad Zn aoe eta oa aobape qe ao rat ae for FOIA Bivieieon_ JUN 1976" _ ee ier ee ne ava cooure 9
REPRODUCTION PROWMBHTED a. Seven documents received from the Federal Bureaw of Investigation, | b. Ten documents received irom the Department of State. on Ce” Bee documents received from the Department - Peo, e ‘One document fa name check request) from the eo ieninigration ami Naturailzation 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 OSWALD from 9 Octoper 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 itemn, as was pointed out at the time, is particularly sensitive ‘Bra dears appropriate sensitivity indicators. 4, You will note that almost all of the documenta carry markings required for CIA's internal records. processing, & few of the papers contained the names of our‘ employees or identifications of specific organizational components, Ws have | taken the Hberty of blocking out these: items as they do not bear on the substance of the Commission’s. Fequest. Richard Helmea Deputy Director for Plans ' Attachment . Original & 2-Addressee = 12 C/CI/SIG 1. DDP Subject  _-t> C/CI/R&A .l.DDP Chrono, | p OP 1» C/WH/3 1 « C/CI 32 I » 2014289248 CI:RGR oceazde/7468/4 March 1964 (Inventory of documents c ontained "in file attached for all but 3@8zeanee) © 2Ol~23IT 2449 99007 a RE ER VER | Smet tN cee ee ee eee eer crea ee renner me nein ete ne egy nn a en pn pena Ace ante Ae ane ee eee e . . . .
Inventory of Documents Contained in CSWALD Dossier Forwarded to the Commission State Telegram No, 1308, Gctober 31, 1959 (Confidential) 4 fle - W2, CI/LSN Internal } Note @ dated 2 November 1959 (oral FBI name check request) and NR reply dated 4 November 1959 (C onfidential) 2 oy v3. a Ad, - 5, Foreign Seivice Despatch 234, Novernber ra 1959 (Confidential) J State Telegram 1358, November rds 1959 c onfidential) « -: by : ‘Stato Telegram 1443, November 9, 1959 (Confidential) a Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, November 16, 1959 ee tee OE + w8, Newspaper Clipping from Evening Star, November 26, 1959 we ~ w9, DBF 49478, 25 May 1960: (Confidential) + ll, Letter from the Department of State (Cumming) to DDP (Bissell) dated October 25, 1960 (DD/P 0-5679 - Secret) DDP Respoase to eee Secret) 21 November 1960 Dy P 0-603 - ~ Internal GIA Request for Opening of 201 fe, § 9 December 1960 | Internal CIA Biographic Profile dated circa ‘May 1960 (Confidential) (Secret). ATT. x 14. . « AS. - Ab. - 18, State Memorandum of Conversation. dated Jamuary. 26, 1962 (Ou) . State Instruction An273, April 13}. 4961 (ou0) / Foreign Service Despatch 806,°May26, 1961 (OUO) Foreign Service Despatch 2%. quly 11, 1961 (ou0) Y DFE g2ial, Fuly 1 13, 1964 {(Confidentia) ~ XAAZ- 29575" ts cory cee secs 2s am oer a mee ee (201s 299243 1 -essreeretnaneanntersnintenne “ets nA hate ; . ‘
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWBITED . & Maw C¢ wf} 9, Internal CIA Memo ¢ for the Record, 28 September 1961 (Secret) r (20, Foreign Service Despatch 317, Cctober 12, 1961 (OUD) VV u Yal, I&NS Name Check Request, December 5, 1961 S225 Navy Meskage 20197/RB/3, 3 March 1962 (Confidential) . ten rv M236 DNA. 4624, 26 April 1962 “ 724, [Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, June 9, 1962, u 25, DBA 20883, September 7, 1962 (Confidential) - 26, DBA 51407, 10 September 1963 +» “2%, DBA 52355, 24 September 1963 » +28, DBA 55715 (number unclear), November 7, 1963 v mo DBA 55777, November 8, 1963 we Jo. CIA Summary Report on Activities of OSWALD. in Mexico City, dated 31 January 1964 2O\- 29% 244 — a eee gerne ge for NA TA tC RP I Renter antnenteipa seinen PA PR EPC — ne 2 . . ~—GCOurea | “ann
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13-00000 . Oe an | ee semanas No. nROn oe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OB me WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 ewe 6 - MAR i964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr “de Lee Rankin SUBJECT: “ infomation in CIA's Possession ce « egarding Lee Harvey OSWALD pee Prior to November 22, 1963 4 Boras : his:vefers to your letter of February 12, 1964 addressaa to the Director of Central Intelligence which has been, Basse to me for reply. _ o2. Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency a ~b9 ‘supply the Commission with a report on information in the Agency's possession regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior te 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 pois. the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 Sep- gee tember « 3 October 1963", ee 3, There is attached an exact reproduction of the a Agency's official dossier on Lee Harvey OSWALD beginning b, with the opening sheet dated 9 December 1960. The entire i % dossier carries the security classification of Secret and fave consists of thirty documents arranged in chronological order, a On the basis of clearances from the Federalk:Bureau of re Investigation, the Department of State, the ‘Department of os Navy, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, who bees’ were “queried by us after the receipt. of. your ‘letter, we are Fe oem able to make available exact copies: of, all materials in the file up to early October 1963, Tes é “include: CLASSIFICATION CANCELED : _ i: By authosiy of: ed PP i x Name and tite | PAGE | 6 oz 1 —— mE cme
13-Q0000- _ CD bY? L Bureau of Investigations received from the FDR OUI mo b, Ten documents received from the Department “ < of State, w - c. Two documents received from the Department “? of Navye . d. One document (a name check request) from the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Lest ee Four newspaper:.clippings. —_— aI fy f, Five internal CIA notes, ge CIA report dated 31 January 1964 to the Commission ae which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA teat x in the matter of Lee Harvey OSWALD from 9 October to Sale 22 November 1963, The report indicated the disseminations — Lak of inforrnation developed by CIA that were made to other Federal agencies during that period. This item, as was ao pointed out at the time, is particularly sensitive and bears . ‘appr opriate 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 identifications of specific organizational components, We have taken the liberty of blocking out these items as they do not bear on the substance of the Commission's request, Richard Helms Deputy Director for Plans Attachment — Lo a CLASSIFIC ATION NETS Lf 2-[72. By authority of: { f / it wep an Tani the chawgpr ~ Name and tite af pera We. IG nasa co OSE OO ED a ead i Aer Raa oe Seb S oe ses ew ep i re Fayre eats
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED Bene one “eo | rm ana f £ . fo orn Pec VELEGEA Deva arimen: of State < i 35 = . a Action Control: 20261 FROM: MOSCOW 7:59 AM. info L TO: Secretary of State u No: !304, OCTOBER 31, 1 P.M. INR , EDR P FOR PC STM CLES bse VEN. OSWALD, UNMARRIED AGE 20 PP 1733242 ISSUED WSTA “SEPT 10, 1959 APPEARED. AT EMB TODAY TO RENOUNCE AMERICAN a CITIZENSYIP, STATED APPLIED IN MOSCOW FOR SOVIET CITIZENSHIP oe FOLLOWING ENTRY USSR FROM HELSINKI OCT 15. MOTHER'S D ADDRESS AND HIS LAST ADDRESS US 4936 COLLINWOOD ST., cea FORT WORTH TEXAS. SAYS ACTION CONTEMPLATED LAST TWO osD YEARS. MAIN REASON "I AM MARXIST". ATTITUDE ARROGANT mayy AGGRESSIVE. RECENTLY DISCHARGED MARINE CORPS. SAYS HAS OF FERED -SOVISTS ANY. INFORMATION HE HAS _ ACQUIRED. efi. ENLISTED -RADAR OPE RATOR « | semeomnnsnbaitonncimettnsSeeancncir tis Scamne ch art ne IN VIEW PETRULL I CASE WE PROPOSE DELAY EXECUTING RENUNCIATION UNTIL. SOVIET ACTION KNOWN OR DEPT ADVISES. DESPATCH FOLLOWS. PRESS INFORMED » FREERS JR — ; ; UNLESS “UNCLASSIFIED” COM iietchA REPRODUCTION FROM THIS a cn an , COPY 1S PROHIBITED. a Remo
13-00000 | | erate em eS emmiaw career mee Seth Gee ge eee oe ee Se ee eer Sey ot She tena eee tener erro f . ; ; taal a > - = 1 oes eo ee ee mene eN wee Le ° O. cremains apemenecen REPRODUCTION PaORTE 7 2 Cs a DEPARTMENT OF STATE i son desal Be THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE ANO RESEARCH cet Fe _ 4 WASHINGTON . . [8% ; nel, ba ‘ 1 wb t , 7 . { Dear Dick: - Cie foot _ an ‘Our efforts to answer recent informal inquiries, including some 7 7 _— i "-? : from the White House Staff, nave revealed that, though CIA and the : i: - FRE have detailed records concerning Americans who have been recruited “1 ag intelligence agents by Bloc countries, there does not appear to be ot! ij ’.} a complete listing of those Americans now living in Bloc countries ee 7 4..%. who might be called "defectors". Using the definitions of DCID hfe, pt ‘+ these persons might be described as those who have either been 1 ‘> Gapable of providing useful intelligence to the Bloc or those whose ote. ..@esire to resettle in Bloc countries has been significantly exploited -- ../' a re ' for communist propaganda purposes. This would mean that no attention... |: “ .. i $1, meed be paid to Americans whose resettlement within the Bloc had no _— oO “;  - gounter-intelligence implications or had attracted no particular bay fe -i..., attention; for instance, this definition would not cover individual «. / yore us citizens of East European or Chinese origin who returned to the i ee) . : -- "homeland" because they had never been completely assimilated into wot , the American society. Sn There is attached a list of such persons, covering the last 18 .: ee months, and it would be appreciated if the Agency could verify and _ ‘. , possibly expand this list for the use of interested Bureaus of, ‘the en ° 7 Department. ve ee er | we ; Sincerely yours, See er fhe é . an : Hagh S, Cumming, Jre:f 0) 0 hit “Attachments : va ee oa Cesta tlk ce Ne Be mee meee ee ee eee nae wn cule same ve ° - "4 List of American "Defectors" re a OT Pe a ag ' from May 1959 ~ October 1960. i as et oe tj " Mee Richard M. Bissell, dre rr Segal a oe “-. Deputy Director, Plans, oo a Central Intelligence Agency. . - oo do. 5
REPRODUCTION re re os / : Fa OO. comm . . ©) : de , LIST OF AMERICAN "DEFECTORS" — moe, i, o ie ‘ . : _. he). Morris and Mollie BLOCK, living in the USSR, and possibly, _. tc: + Communist China, since the fall of 1959. | °° 84) David DuBOIS (aka DUPEBOY), living in Peiping since May , «2960, but may have returned to the U.S. “ 36) Sgt. Joseph DUTKANICZ, U.S. Army, defected to East German mo ‘Forces about the spring of 1960. ; Tet 8 ‘= he) Sgt. Ernie F, FLETCHER, U.S. Army, defected to East German, ; , a _, Forces in June 1959 and stated that he wished to remain in ~.. . pot oe East Germany at a confrontation held on August 5, 1959 rn a | Rt (GINGUSAREUR telegram SX 5307 of 0617442 August). ee re __. 8s). Sgt. (fnu) JONES, U.S. Air Force, defected in mid May 1960 ; b ep to East German Forces (Air Intelligence Information Report a H “number 1430223 of August 9, 1960.) wot tia s+ 69) William MARTIN, NSA employee. as Te) Bernon MITCHELL, NSA employee. | “, 8.) Lee Harvey OSWALD, tourist. ot a ‘j-' 9.) - Libero’ RICCIARDELLI, tourist. | "4 fs - We) Pvt. Viadimir SLOBODA, U.S. Army, defected to East Geman en Ld a Forces in the spring of 1960. . - j mm me 0 uo 24 ve , I wc | U1e) Robert Edward WEBSTER, tourist, (see New York Times article | i I mo of October 20, 1959). " 7 . 12.) Bruce Frederick DAVIS, U.S. Amy, defected to East German’ i ‘- + Forces, August 19, 1960 (Eubasey Moscow telegram 1032 of; a October 22, 1960)< . een, i . j ° a e on CONFIDENTIAL _ “ca0vE22 eee ane 1 | ‘ { i t i | i | Hj it i i ft t \ t i
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ala) a= | ‘ . - cae i — : nO MVOLY “5 taeda’ ett tata tia een 31 Jaavary 1964 . eee Information Develoned by GEA*on the Activit Lee Harvey CSWALD in Mesrico Cit 28 Semtembor « 3 Cetcber 1953 ERE TAT AA A A TTC ETS I, OSWALD's Activity in Mexico City _Op-9 October the CIA Station in Mexico City reccivad the:fotiowing information from a reliable and proven source: Nene oe * ee e : é fe Aa American n2zcaed Lee OSWALD hac contacted the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City on Tuesday, 1 October 1963, He had spoken in hating Russian to the Soviet Embassy guard, Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKOV, to whom he said he had visited the Embassy two days earlicr, _ - bye > Satur day, 28 September, Ho asked whether there had ae _ibeena seply to @& telegram that the Consul with whom he ; had spoken, but whose name he could not recall, had a promised to send to Washington, OBYEDKOV had attempted to gatablish the. wentity of the Conout with “whom OSWALD had talxed: if sc shad been.a’ dasts - ex SOn, then it had probably beex KOSEEEG, ‘OBYEDKOY, al merereeeeone > SECe Lek Vi VARMING NOVICE - Oru & SENSITIVE SOURCES AND | a on gery HOS RINE er — en OF ne | REPRODUCTION’ Review on, _ JUN 1976 7 c= G00U929 Shr Oe
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROGIBITED MéeTHOn3 bos, j % after a check with Sovict Consular personnel, assured OSWALD the telegram had been sent to Washington but no answer had been received,:” ES: The information was forwarded by cable to CLA Headquarters the samo day it was 3 séceived, 2, A file check ia Washington which is routine in these matters: revealed the possibility of an identity between the Lee OSWALD who had spoken with OBYEDKOV, and presumably with KOSTIXOV, and tke defector returnce, 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 Burcau of Investigation, the Departe Pine _% The CIA file on Lee Harvey OSWALD waa opened on 9 Decomber a f na 1960 to accommodate biographic information developed by CIA in. Woe response to.an inquiry from the Department of State on a list of foe American defectors in Sovict Bloc countries, OSWALD's was ; ee *, Brnong the names in the list, The Department of State inquiry ; Phe s dated 25 October 1960. taterim reply was given by CIA on? on 13 November 1960; a final reply,. son.22 November 1950, Uzi fe early October 1963 the contenta:ei tis OSWALD file held by CIA consicted entirely of press matenigth and disseminations _reccived from the Department of State, the Pederal Bureau of i Tavestigation, and the Navy Department, oe, t WANENG | boa ates , ; pee: @ SENSITIVE SOURCES AND. i “hye as L METHODS INVOLVED ft
‘REPRODUCTION - PRORNITED or updes * on SensiTIVE SURE AND om e. “a METI ops | ith we ae, vat ment of State, the Navy Departmcat, and the Immigration and be Naturalization Service, A comment was included in the. report noting the likelihood that the oubject, Tee OSWALD, was Re : pees 4 wrobably identical with the former Marine who had defected to | the Soviet Union in 1959. (The report disseminated by CIA in ody Washingtea.o on. 10: O&tober also luciuided a physical description an of an individial who was believed to have been the OSWALD who “ ho d e6stactea the Soviets in Mexico City, It was subsequestly established by investigation that the description did not pertain to OSWALD,) 4. Onthe same day, 10 Cctobor 1963, CIA Headquarters sent a lengthy cable summary to the Mexico City Station of the Fg . background inforraation held in the Headquarter 6! file on OS WALD. | An instruction was inchuled for the Mexico City - Station to pass the substance of its 9 Cetober report, to the local representatives of the same Federal departments and arencies — poe that shad been given the information in Wadhington, This - . instruction was imraediately carried’ outs Ia this manner the 7 , BAe information on 1 OSWALD! contict with, the Soviets on } Cctaber ee _ was passed in Mexico City to the Embassy, the FBI representative, | coe the Naval Attache, and to the office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, There were no requests from recizisnia of the report for further information ox for. follow-up investigation, poeweatemas « econ. a -f WARIS tec. = va cgrteeil SENSITIVE SCURCZS AND METHODS INVOLVED: fons ae hs useage tie Sian ces ale: Poh Seats = omaha RG sian Somalia ols rataet att ea niepter Re CV0U934..
13-00000 - REPRODUCTION 5. Aiter the assassination of President Kennewy and the arrest of Lec Harvey OSWALD, aa Intensive review of all available sources was vadeytalion be Mexico City to deterraine tae purpose of OSWA D's visit. it was learned that CSWALD had also vitted th Cubsn Consulate in Mexico City ana bad talked there: :) with a clerk, a Boxican national, namad Sivia ran asia - After the assassination and i the publicity about Lea “SpWALD, Silvia DURAN had told a nuraber of relativos and fyrlonde’ that she had talked to OSWALD about a Cuban visa. Silvia DURAN and hex husband, Horaszio DURAN Navarso, wera | ter detained and questioned by the Mexican police frora 23 to 25 — November 1963. _ a | 6. After giving some of the details of her own personal | es background ~ she is an adraitted Leftist sympathizer and had 7 . BS - formerly worked for the Mexicaa-Cubaa Institute of Cultural ~ — | Relations ~ Silvia DURAN said.that when she first heard efithe,“ ° th of President Keanedy she had been deprossed. and. thought the assassin must have been a maniac. Whee: dhe loamed that | he was associated with the "Falr Play. ior Cuba Commaittes" she did not believe. it. 7. She talked about the sageto her husband and when she heard the name of Lee OSWALD mentioned, she recognized itas WARNING NOTICE ol oma SENSITIVE SONTcFS AND | - FR WEE Os on cn em am 3 ame, ed
13-00000 ' 27 te ttah ened ne oatariin eee | agin shie was sure tts was the same man, He was short, blonéd, poctly dressed and his face got red when he talked. He was - sulate and talked to the person handling OSWALD's case, who about the Soviet visa, The same afternoon, OSWALD-Lad ¢ come | his ‘wifa aiter the assassination. He had never. ‘had any personal ents cenetnageatety «yt : * REPRODUCTION ” . ani? i . y i ewe “ . . : J fees ta PuAL the man who had corse to the Consulate about two months before beet to get a visa to transit Cuba on. ae way tothe USSR. She = pane realised that he had sais was “married toa Russian and that he had belonged tovtne:! “Pair ‘Play for Cuba" ; group. Sho checked her file gachiny ba the Consular archives and from the descitive denied a Cuban transit visa because he did not yet have a Sovict visa, and he was told to get tho Soviet visa first, but it was noted that this would take about fourmonths. She had asked the Cuban Consul himsels, ‘Eusebio AZCUE, to talk to OSWALD and they had an argument when AZCUE urged OSWALD to leave Mexico instead of waiting there. . The Consul had phoned the Soviet Cone had said it would take about four raonths to hear from Moscow ms, back again and she had told him the same thing. ‘she: egave OSWALD a slip of paper with her name and | telephone number on it in case he ever got his Sovleb.vtsa., “ye did not call back, she said. 8. Silvia DURAN's hus ae ; Horacto DURAN Navarro, gave essentially the same story, ‘as he had previously heard it from contact with OSWALD. ate a nie A rac af. 6000933 _f RE ee te Seine Ste Men commen ie ome cnet Se re meme eet cee oe emer ae ee
13-09000... REPHODUCTION PROUNITED os é . . ad Fy ° -- ome oat Lad ce PRL aoe a ae Bi nent | , r WARKEEG BUFCCE 9. Silvia DURAN was reinterroga ated by the Mexican police from 27 to 29 Novernber but she did not change or add materially to her story about OSWALD, 10, It is known that the ban Ambassador in Meszico, Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armac, reported on the detainment and inter rogation of stivia DURA N by the Mexican authoritios, The - Pee Cubay Government sent the Mexican Government a stiff note of pr ota? "which the Mexicans sejected, 11. . We are reliably informed that on 26 Qeverrtan the day after DURAN's release, Cubaa President DORTICCS queried » HERNANDEZ about his report, HERNANDEZ confirmed that \ there had been an altercation between OSWALD and Consul _ AZCUB, DORTICOS made a persistent but unsuccessful effort Sipe to determine from HERNANDEZ whether the Mexican authorities oo eee s bo had questioned Mz 5. DURAN about money, or thought that the Cubans had paid OSWALD moz ney. 2, The CIA follow-up investigation produced the following Se corse confirmed resulta which have a a bearing on Mrs, DURAN!s account: | a Ga . a. 27 September, x in ipld-efter noon, Silvia DURAN . informed the Soviet. Bubass 3} that a male American citizen had requested a visa ta transit ‘Cuba ¢ on his way to the » Tash: SUING NOTICE V¥3 6900934
13-00000 , “am iH ee : ~_ ote 4 Seviet Union, She desired to know who the Amorican had rN ath, talked with at the Sovict Consulates Also, she indicated . that the Cuban Consulate could grant him the visa and arrange immigration details if the conceagsion of a Soviet ' visa were assured, — - Pursuant to her inquiry, Silvia Lapnan received a confirmation from the Soviet Embassy that the American had been to the USSR installation, He bad shown them a ictter from the Seviet Consulate in = a ae Washington indicating that he had been long awaiting a visa for himself and his wife to go to the USSR, No i. eee _ answer had come from Washington; however, the waiting me period was sometimes four or five months, The American . Paes . also had a letter attesting that he was 2 member of ates, oo. - Cuban organization’ but he hod claimed that the ‘Cubans | would not give him 2 visa unless hoe had already received a Russian visa, % | Although the America 2 was. 5 stil at the Cuban _ . . Consulate, Silvia DURAN raqbited that sne douid not give him a transit visa unless Sovict visa was forthcoming, notwithstanding the American's wish to go to Cuba to wait WARMING PSST! wee r- sme & . : | Sixstrivt SOURCES A ANG GQU0935.
REPRODUCTION — PRORIBITIED ie co aioe eda there for his Sovict visa. According to DURAN, tho ee, Amorican knew no cone in Guba an ‘sho >» intended to . appr opr iately aanotate, the. American's card, The Soviet official echoed. her statement that the American waa not Imown, Silvia DURAN was again visited at the Cuben Embassy in Moxico City by the American secking a Cuban transit visa, Mrs, DURAN contacted at ~ t 4 least two members of the Soviet Embassy and facilitated & direct conversation between one of the Soviets and the : American, Conversing in poor Russian, the-Amervrican ' stated that he already bad beon to the Soviet Consulate and had left anaddress, The Sovict official. seplied that a he was aware of that, The American suggested that he aN km Cuban Embassy to ask for the address, because i had it, The. American then acceded to the Soutél official'a me invitation to come by and give them the ‘addvens. ad, 1 October, In mid patenting a an unidentified individual, speaking br oken RNs cian, contacted the Soviet Military Attache in Mexico City. He said he had been to Pew Saye a PTE a Oo — ao nt Sled sateemntraniemteinaly temmaienemnantiradandianmmmnm LF aoe wee em a et eres OL ee ee ate
13-00000- DT staat ae PROBED 90 sete en twee WARTS : 7 3S 4D METHODS Ue Uly ED nnn ne nasal the Embassy tho previous Caturday (28 September) and hed talked with a Consul who hegsaia they would bend a t <r , * ea . telegram to Washington:, ae therd beenaraply? He ae was referred ¢ to the: Tonoulste for the information, . i These additions irate: Salo \ were proraptly disecminated in Ww Pao xy. the CIA to the Whitc House, tha Department of tigation, @. 1 October, See paragraph ] above for Lee cxgettepkctetearytrgttereery east EET . OSWALD's contact with the Soviet Consulate, TM Valoris Vied iraiyovich i STIS 13. It is believed that the Soviet oficial with whom - OSWALD dealt in Mexico City was Consular Attache Valeriy Vicdimirovich KOSTIKOV, born in Moscow, 17 March 1933, A pnotograph of KOSTIKOV is attac hed, In his letter of i -9 November to the Soviet Coasulate in Washington, OSWALD ae 7 4s -_ ‘wrote about his "meetings with Comrade KOSTIN (sic) of a - Soviet Union in Mexico City, Mexico," There is naGficial | a n,~ “ As te? of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico > City with ams @ resembling NKOSTIN", other than Consul KOS TISOv, s | -KOSTIXOV is the sante éfficer of five Soviet | 5 Consular representatives who déal with visas and related ate peer ee ees none ar St semaine eon ene me anes a me nee ae Ic ee oe, AEP pe ee
REPRODUCTION PROGBITED : bd e a ‘ ' Nf teed des V2 PAX SS t ek oe : matters, There is firm evidence for the conclusion that HOSTIZOV r= is 2 Soviet State Security (KGB) cificer, and the other fowr Consular pe = En Pp eo BN . officers aro also known or str Ona iy Sespected to be Soviet Stats Sccurity personnel serving under: official cover, The State Security S Service is the major of the Sovict intelligence services ard it is charged with eapicuage, counterintelligence and related mattera ineile the Sevict Union and overseas, 8, Jt must be clearly stated that Soviet intelligence and ER ‘ ore + 3 Lee 5 q secur ky officers placed abroad under official cover normally are required to perform the routine and legitimate business © - Rebgted demanded by the cover job in an embassy or consulate, 16, KOSTIXKOV was fixst spott ed as aKkGs man because of his travels around Mexico, his habitual association with known KGB officers, and because consuls, in Sovist practice, are ee nm . ow? s . usually KGB men, oe KOSTIKXOV is believed to work for Department Thirteen ° | oo | of the First Chief Director rate of the KGB, It is the Depastment i responsible for executive action, including 6 sabotage and. assassi~ Bos nation, Thece funct iene of the KGB are known wi thin the Service py itself as "Wet Affairs" (mokryy< re Gela)en ‘The Thirteenth Depastment | ee Pe headquarter S, according to vor yibhiapis ‘information, conducts - ES interviews or, ag appropriate, ne reviews on every foreign prem a . , . . TERS patna memory ae, .. ve . & Wasnt | 5 gers the “Crh inet aa: é SSecoet PAeciap ae ft : y rie ha METAG Tan dr yee’ Meee bee + wet a ge
13-00000 es a REPRODUCTION _— — PROIBITEED SEMSiTNe SOT LETS eo re i military defector to the USOR te stuly and to deterraine th possibility of utiliniag the defector in his country of ovigin, ee 18, An intensive review of the files ofour Mexico City - Station was undertaken immedia lately-att ez the assaaoination to com> out any previousi unropozied informatioa about LOSTIKOV's activity. No useful new information bearing on the assassination e ed: a effort he 19, Aclose observation was maintained on the Sovict oy personnel, TIKOV in perticulas , for days af alter 22 Novernbez, Nothing unusual or out-of-pattern wad noted in the activity or movements of the Soviet personnel, - 20, It is of parenthet ates st, however, that the Soviet Ambassador, when he rade his call of sympathy onthe American © Gas | . . . oe bee Rea Ambassador, 23 November, wao accompanied by two ranking vs = * intelligence officers who are in the Soviet installation under © thes diplomatic cover, One is known to be from the State Security ae Service and the other is an identified Soviet Gernal Staff . oy s : Hee A wnt Intelligence (GRU) officer, - : wae Hil, iMvéonctary Payment to CSWALD. < fnveatizetion of Alera ation paths, 21. On26 Novembez 1965'S young Nicaraguan named Gib berte ALVARADO Ugarte walxed into the U. S. Embasay { in 7 12 meee AA eer) Oe sane at te m . 2 .- i sexisitive sc “E53 ANG calioas “ea ¥O.D | 6000939
ead Sle i ee er Pd . . ‘aa g 1 ra ee) hd ee Jane ae sam ele” se ane seit we Me::ico City and claimed ho had been in the Cuban Eval Mexico City on 18 September 1963 when a man he Inter rocognized to be Lee OSWALD bed beca givea $6, 506 in cash to kill someone, ALVARADO was known to CIA as a former informant of 2 Central American security service and to have been used to penetrate cormmunist guerrilla groups, He said that-he was in Mexica City still working for his sexvice, trying to get hizaself accepted by the Cubans as a communist 60 they would take him to Cuba for guerrilla te aining. 4 TVARS ADO clearly was a trained intelligence agente: he’ was 5 able to describe people and locations wollk, He ee” had apparently visited the Cuban Embassy and its Consulax offices on a number of occasions and he corr ectly identified some twenty Cuban Ercbassy and Consular employees, . 7 ares 22, While intensive investigation in the United States . mS Get showed that OSWALD could not possibly have been ia sexiest . . ros City on 18 September (he was known to have been in. New Crleans wad on both 17 and 19. September), intensive interr ogation failed to i s shake ALVARADO!s story, However, the. Central American we service for which he claimed to be acting, denied that he was - stillworking for them. «l2~ a . “WARMING GUC | SENSITIVE: 5 ss. ua an GES Ati iQ shNHORS. . AVS ia
13-00Q00. . 23, On28 November 1955, the Mexican police ¢ *PROMIBITED _ ALVARADO over fox further intorrovation, At first, ALVARADO ee per sisted in his story, but ea 30 November he finally admitiod in a signed ‘statement that he had fabricated the whole incident of secing OSWALD in the Cuban Consulate being paid to kill somcone, . aN . 23, Once released ii ero retracted his congéssian;. Glaimiac that it had been extorted under threat of extreme duresa, <: 25, Under ordinary circumstances CIA would havo dis- garded this retraction, But because of the importance of _ . resolving the problem GIA personnel continued the interr ovation . fre ame eu tem le thee in close coordination with the FBI, ALVARADO voluntarily agreed to a lis detector examination, A CIA polysraph exper t, assisted by an an FBI epecial arent, req sostioned ALVARADO and secured admissions that he must have been mistaken, The ou polygraph expert conciuded fsom the zesulta of his tosté that” “ALVARADO had fabricated his story about OSWALD in toto. 26, I should be noted that when he fizet-told his story on 26 November, ALVARADO coud i have known from the Be yf Mexican press that  oswiEay visited the Cuban Consuiate - tecterrytess | SENS SiTive $34 ats) An | adn METH DS NN eat ven At St red eth eae te a
13-00000 wep e Be tty eon Pb ee Ue eee che HD pine eminent ER vent ca teh Aaa GAN | eal “ro @ &» 7) : in Mexico City, Also, he could have heard the cumor RGMIBAT ED ere there that CSWALD had $5, 000 with hira whon he returned fs om Mexico to the United States. by the M Attachment - photograph ~ REPRODUCTION = 7 exican authorities to his native Nicaragua. bee Se vd c=) PO ea aren a oe eR Ete om NEL aeunse. ALVARADO 1 has since Been deported — : peemesgo rep eens wot ome * : 4 - ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ : reuse ge UUC42 Se. - tee . ae woe ee conte” gle tape a e 7 ~~ at wet = 8 orp
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13-00000 po “REPRODUCTION ' ee a . 1 a ' "5 * a sad Poe g 7 4 ‘tei ~ . ® , . - cape opi? - 4 * 4 i oe a aot a . .4- ° ° 4 8 . -€ > ae AES é ° t “ & : Lad ft ee Ninslagewna Prusmmovan : ee. Gee ; PORTER, ‘Marina Prusxova“Oswald 29Junel965 | oa _ | Box 2915 ¥ oe CI/Proj/PH; - Dalles, Texas oe ‘7 oa Subje&t is the wife of the late Lee Harvey OSWALD; — : v recently married to Kenneth Jess PORTER, 27 year old = Texan; electronics technician. They were married { in early June 1965 in Fate, Texas. 4 . os vA y ¢ § te ay. FT . - a 7 we? * . ‘ = : — 2 ‘ - t | ey aa os 1 “ . i o > . ee ‘ bed e ? . » ‘ : tnd * a a | ; a _ 7 a | : 7 | 130084
13-00000 aEPMONUITION PROMBITED 1. Bli nd Mem orandum, dated 27 November 1963; Subject: Lee vey OSWALD. SESRET TABLE OF CONTENTS 2. Tr ript of telephon n be n O'NEAL and PAPICH at 0918" 0 n 27 Novenbe er “1963. PEPOMCUCT PROMIBITED - RePhoUETiER - seer ; PROMBITED a
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROLIBITED -~, (7s oT Novenber 1963 | ar) SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD At 0915 hours on 27 November, Mr. Papich, FBI Liaison Officer, called | to furnish in bart such information adhe hes peen able to acquire concern- | \ VN WS i egy Veletyze DIR 84951 on 25 November. We Caen relate to the extent of - Or ired from OSWALD prior to his death, ” <2 information which . t ; S) Mr. Papich advised. =e laresu 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~ ing ‘urs. 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,wita the Soviet Embassy in 4 ON Yashington about visas to return ie es Soutet Union. He also stated that aS the wife is being interr FANN) Suyee » ae were put in para F of the Gas WY mentioned telet eee Oke SACS d receive subsequently a teletype response but Weegee et me kmow at this stage what he had. Mr. Papich emphasize that there are all kinds of reports ecoing in from all kinds of sources - "everybody except the North Pole." He felt that all of us have to keep our feet on the ‘ground. He mentioned that a report is being prepared by the Bureau and it was hoped that it could be . tten out today and deli vered to Mr. Katzenbach after which Shere would we a decision made as to whether it would be publicized and this decision ° - vould be made ‘by the President... | Birch D. O'Neal c/cr/sic coo a Oo he - REPRODUCTION : _ SET us fot PROLISITED
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ‘Teleghone Coaversation oetween Mr. O'Neal aod Mr. Papich at 6 0915 Loa 2f November 1963 cae we een aed e Mr. Papich:; On questions A, B, C, D- he was ast ‘questioned on any of those. We have been sold the police- dfn tg ‘sad we finally got access to hin and with the time foe es pte thea we 2 qilestioned why the assassination and such, so e\iev We weren't given authority to move in fw aT so those questions were not covered. With regard tok - Mrs}, Paine, etc., we are working on that. | J - 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 know if that took place yesterds: or is still going on. You are getting a teletype answer on that. I am . just giving you a preview. as a Reeder als With regard to that, Nicaraguan"; allegations that the man was in the Cuban Embassy on 18 September, I undérstand 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 RE We do know he was in - I may even ‘have some later snggesitec nn came in during the night - a . ‘As you know, he was in ERG 2 the Bth when the family left. Mr. O'eal: He left there tie ‘sane SON P 3; He was seen onthe 2 Ge We landlady said he skipsed during the night. He Was iast seen a by the renalady ¥ en. 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, 2hth, and all the way back. I think the Nicaraguen story is fabricated myself . 7 —-PROHIE TED ; Cee en ete ere Re ame ote arm erent a 5 spree eae cnt ca me ar EE ee er e+ me mm WMO, = “NR A * Sasa Eee wm am Bie semen ncaa ee ee mee eae
13-00000 | | Page 2 of telephone conversation Papich-O'Neal 27 Nov 63 O's P O'n’: a Olives Ps O'N:. C i NO : a -SEQRET, | —— REPRODUCTION SET PROGIBITED It looks like it but I guess it has to be run cut coapletely. I understand he is not a very credible source and was dumped by the Nicaraguans.. Well, that will be run <" anyway out it doesn't look good. es Bear in mind that on the 25th ant Was. 8 fDat broke and ne skipped out. \ \ . i Cf course he may have bad aX CR OG Yout xe don't know. . _ You don't have aes am ‘ » that he had money? ~ | Aa Len Bak or ; “| } Ns va 2 \oan s will all shape up quite accurately in the next couple Jka ; 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 them take their course. They are in the midst right now in preparing a complete up-to-date report. They are documenting everything ; tast tock 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 ani 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. ie axe doing a report and we wil gts ye ou a memorandum on that sematine today. You will be « over here exp tide aoe Very definitely. \— — . < We will give it to you we mention it to you now. There is a Dr. Jose GluLlermo Agul re of Mexico who has told a story to a USTA 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 ot wf Jb
st SREP ROD TION PROVISITED Page 3 ce ee ee ONE ee ER with CSWALD. The son-in-law is a Cuban, on who lived at 212 Jefferson Parish. That sounds like an tnconstate Papien: That's a county. so KQ \Y O'N: His telepnone a ie ~<a and this Rodriguez ARNSSTO runs a Spanish language school and” is 4m S According to Maria Rodriguez, her . conversations son-in-law has taped econverstens-with OSWALD. ; aa 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. Ord: 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 = down there just went outs. This will all BOD It would be premature to move ~ " sO quickly on that angle. O'N: it might have been all WY = would find other coafirming stuff. Papich: We have still *K aw. Nor and investigate it but that Ambassador down there - aX AY from everybody. but the North Pole on it. If you let yourself go you will a oO orbit. , cPmOUCTON em, eT ‘PROMISED fee ne a ERE EE me RR ene
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ste PROMIBITED Last part of conversaticn between Mr. a Sa Mr. O'ileal aT hs tov 63 at lO: Papich: O'N: Papich: ON: _Z think that. all stems fron Tne last one pertains 2 sn nat » may Lind in our fites here ~- I think I can faint eB aye up with the same analysis - that . Owes ay \ YW is the alleges or snes assy kee he is in the 13th Department. OP eo AN Wid Both you and we rete AS tion that KOSTYKOV is connected with the 4 13th Dept in KGB. s On the basis of an analysis isn't it? I think so. Is that all you have - the basis of an analysis - or do you have anything more specific which would pinpoint him as being a menber of thet dept.? Fb/ caYPT), 3 ~amtion. A}l I can do is to call i Yes and Pete is familiar with Pete. TH The boss has asked thet suessiee ads want to have that all right. ant WW3)> I think we sent 4 hon you. on that - I believe there was a@ Qh AS wD CSCI on that. r sNyore me to it - I will check on it. I am not ogee ra elements. No, keep it nt val y brief and very simple. ont aK atl “vaNUITED ® * pemecegrmerven nee + carole ena, enn an tthe nb A A Ean
13-00000 __——_—REPWODUCTER SECRET PRONIGITED TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Transcript (in Spanish) of telephone conversation etween Luisa CALDERON and unidentified person on 22 November 1963. 2. Translation of above telephone conversation. * Neve reece PMO ET TON ‘PROLIBITED AermIOOE eT ‘PRONBITED
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1300000 PROBED HP asks LUISA if she has nese the latest. sean LUISA, ina joking tone says, "Yes, of course, I re Giiet Beton ‘unr’. HY omiles end coments that is on had been one of the reactionary extremists who were egeinst integration and that, but it seams tint they apprehended a type who is nothing wore than the presidant of one of the comilttees of the Fair Play for - . Cuba. LUISA: That she knew thie also. HFt eat nothing bas been confirmed yst, - ‘bat ib seems... that the one he dia it, vad. ‘eran, independently of the fact that this could have been said about aE “perme, ten international.c onditions end weit. LISA: And externally, princtpally. HP: That’ eects seemed quite affected. and they can't go throusch a grest S cltpnze. of that sort; ebove all, that..LUISA: Interrupts and asks if it was a gringo that » with a change of President or sonething killed him and HY says yes, ‘but sald that he had been in Russia, and that he wanted to becene a Russian eitizen, but Russia had not wanted to nationalize hin.ss LUISA is surprised and says “Listen = they really know things there:” HP: Yea: that he mows Russian very well and besides this type had sane with “Plael's forces. to the Sierra, or wanted to go, somethin. Diss that - who knows how at was. LUISA: | Pretty serious. ‘Quite a bits Che’ asks hat else she hes Learned and LUISA says just about that, thet tgs eaaineacate owes KEN XOON\N oom EF: That 1t's ell very pes “that bans tne with sone friends and commenting | on \ co Yee . the Revista Politica wie te fist shine out, when someone came and, gave them the © Nye news; ‘Hhevts he was surprised Zhought ‘he was joking. LUISA: That she had ‘been Lacking at the wagazine, that the comrade hed brought it t6 hers oeHPs" ‘That aed wig 4 wae omer Ope
13-00000 a \ oO - OK . REPRODUCTION aS) A=) = = (min) \ his friend commented that a Mexican thea 2 itiea him, that suddenly he had realized that the United States had tala ‘Texas ao. aut of revenge killed the President; that it was all a joke count aia Bob) eiieve it until Ke told them to turn on the radio; that's what ‘S35 rhe learned ebout it; thet the last he had ‘heard, a moment ago, was nS type is ons. OSWALD, that it 1s believed that this is the one, tut he has not confessed anything.. . LUESA: Bit they already ’ know that he speaks Russian and belongs tothe Pro-Cuba, Committee: ‘that they | already know that he wanted to nationalize, jilasel?, but he has not confessed. HF says she is right, adding thet a Sema RN they tried to find acme , let's say solution from him, iking him to wait a minute, esks him to goon. EF: We Sy a8: i ton bom or : had seemed...public or had been ona of the segregutionists or os sutaet integration who had Kilied Kennedy, ‘then | there was, let's say, the possibility that - sort of civil var would arise in the - United States; that contradictions vould: te \gharpened, the critical. sliuablon the “oN country is going through, then wa were commenting here, that they found a rasalu- tion in this type, no? wom Wee shone, 3 they will find it or it was trus,who “knows: let's see ee easy TUE : TESA ages and ask vist vill laype. oP: c ae yf Woo knows. LUISA: 3 7 HP: I think that it will be opie of the day at that party of SILVIA's. ZUISA? They suspended it because they could not go. ‘HF asks why, end LUISA says roo that after they can say that ve are ohéivine the death of KNEDY, then ve + spoke vith SYLVIA and she agreed to ousyend\tt and leave it until next vook, but tt et. not coineide with the puted he danse)" Bre - That has to be taken into ~~ account. LUISA: That at sagen me mounting and, ell of that nonsense. Ne . : & mote dat & obo tm . oe 73° eee © ahte ’ G 6 Bae 04 cf od oF wis OND
/ RP ROCHON HP: Olny; he asks where she-fi 7 ‘going, to stay now, and LUISA comments that now <Ord nae she plans to move t ovuie holise of the doctor (Zerale). HP asks if they inov everything nov, and WISA Sys yes, but doesn't know hov the thing 1s, or if they will Eave to stay in the embassy, hovever believes tat today it will not be ‘possible, because everyone has gone to the a Ly a: - and the eabessy bas no car, hovever, possibly tonorrow morning inact of gotne to the study circle, she will move. HF: Then he will call her teforrov. TonsAs To try the embassy or at the ov be at about 10. HF ac <— me Rs Cacre4s pos
REP WODUNETIOR mo 062, Entrada.=-"NICO oregunta por ROLANDO y NILDA informa --— que estd abajo, pregunta si quiere que lo llame y NICO dice que si. Luego NILDA con’ NELA (empiezan a hablar en -- Ss el niimero 017). NELDA: ue le diga a NICO -sue parece que ROLANDO salié un notin a _ eS ‘galle, pero. que regresa en se era’ para in agle Bee enia les paquetes dere. y que piera que BSS : 2 AS Lever GUILLERMO. =» NILDA:que le-- prezsunte si ya BOOS envueltos. ' NELA asi Lo hace y con- ‘testa que sf. NILDA: yue estd bueno.- 029.- 029. Salida al 45 “91-21. -16952.~ NICO solicita hablar con -~ el Sr. CARMON . ME 1 inSorma que ya le tiene su. juego- de juntas, pero no ‘kifenen - ‘los anillos. Luego Dn. FELIX CON = Babrede nm el niim.073) para indicarle - con NICO (empieza jue ya ttongofianeraues 2 Jae juntas, que anillos no tiene y- el numero te arriba’ CREE nota no encuentra que pieza es. ~ porque no viene & Gout catdlogo. NICO: que mandard& pregun tar alld para que le digan que cosa es eso;que pasard a ree coger las juntas; pregunta si hay posibilidad de conseguir- el juego de anillos y FOLIX dice que sf, que los puede con- seguir en Dr.Lucio 8 y les diga que va de su parte. NIGO toma nota y acepta:- 085.~- . | EN a 7 ; O89. a Entrada 1633. - VicTOR BANANDEZ pregunta a GUILLERMO - RUIZ qué. hay de nuaver’ a @cdice que nada, pero hoy sale - - para La Habana. AGueive dentys de ‘5 dfas, por Lo que. ya — habrd motictae\P pars. BES ~~ wae SS a todos 2 alldS REBA? okey. - 101.- HERNANDEZ acepta y pide salude- copy Woe ——
13-00000 . C or a REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 2 C.M24.-22 nev.63).- ~~ Lf et 101. Entrada 4730.- HIP cor dy nta a LETSA si ya sabe la dlti- ma noticiack, sa ens agri ‘de burla, dice "si, claro, me en- teré cask ptes que KENNEDY" . HF sonrfe y conenta que - Nic eso estd Guy dal siue en principio pensarsn yue habfa sido - uno de los oxiveniatas reaccionarios gue estaban en contra~ de la integracidédn y eso, pero parece que aprehendieron aun tipo que es nada mds quc el presidente de uno de los comités — del trato Limpio con “uba.. - LVISArque de eso también ya se enteré.— HPivue poddyfa no confirman nada, pero pa- 2 FOCE ee ece aue el que fo haya Beene. estaba loco, indepen--- nid: LUISA: y externa Mas, ) principsim =e HF: por eso te digo en lo Inter- nacional eeee mee ver bastante afectada y no pueden = oo sufrir un gran cambio, con un cambio de Presidente 6 con una cosa de ese tipo; sobre todo que.... LUISA lo interrum pe y pregunta si era gringo el que lo matdé y HF indica que ~ si, pero dijo que habia - estado en Rusia, que queria naciona lizarse ruso, pero que Russa no le habfa querido dar la na- ssenenanassne soe wrsa se eorprende y di "oye, -- , HF: que sf; es Sea sierra, 6 querfa : ir, algo asi, -- oO ND quien sabe CSOMOe Ye como. estaria la cosa. — LUISA:que - erave. 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...e. cQHF: que esta muy mal eso% que - estaba comiendo ‘con unog“tmigds y comentando la Revista Po- litie, y_la cual ya sghid,” cus o uno. Llegé y les dié la arn LO Ws “noticia; que. é1 ne Kerpronai&Y ereys que los estaba vaci-- lando. WIEN? yaeadive mirando da revista, pues - precisament RPO HE syue suo en eam a ‘caciea - - . : oe | . 7
13-00000: wo C , —- REPRODUCTION ROE ~ ",C.M24.-22 nov.63). EN se habia dadp.Guenta ane: ae Estados Unidos nos habian qui- tado Toxad ¥ por “venganga maté al Presidente; que todo fudcé—  eretan hasta que les dijo que prendieran-— / > oo . 2 el radio; que as lo Nicieron y ahi se enteraron; que Lo ~o ultimo yne acaba de escuchar hace un momentito, es que ese~ tipo es un tal OSWALD, que se creé que éste sea, pero no ha econfesado nada... _LUISa: pero que ya saben que habl, ruso y que pertenece al Comité pro-Cuba; que ya saben que — el tino querfa nacionalizarse, pero el tipo no ha confesado. HF le add la razén, agrez. dad que podria ser que trataran de aire .. encontrar digamos una. dotnet én de ese tipo, POFQUC cee eee LUISA desrués de eine bod se espere un momentico, pide - que Le diga. S ; sido 6 si es eee! de los AN ate ‘s 6 en contra de la integracién los - que ee a KENNEDY, entonces habia digamos, po- sibklidad de que suxrgiera una especie de lucha civil. 6 gue-_ rra civil en Estados Unidos; digamos que se agudisaran mds— las contradicciones, la sitaacién erftica por la que pasa - el pafs, entonces estabamos conentando aqui, que encontraran una resolucién de ese eae ya més internacional ; 6 -_ ver que pasa. wisi. donnge y pregunka “qué pasard. os HF: quien sabe. (oe ‘MUISAx “figirate, uno, dos, ‘tres y ya,- ya son tres (sechte ape pesBaros be H¥: yo creo que aN SD ot} va a ser el fente*e1 da oy ahora en la fiesta esa de SILVIA. SS LUISA:que la cueps@aibron poruue ellos no podfan ir. - HF pregunta por qué y LUISA dice "para que des;ués digan ~. quegstamos celebrando la muerte de ICNNEDY, entonces hablamos con SILVIA y ésta cacepté susponder ia ¥ dejarla para la sema “ma que viene, pero que ne cosaateh con el entierro (se rfe)", IF: que hay que tener en. cuenta 250. - ‘LUISA: que serd = des; ads del duelo, del, iat ¥ a iodassesas porquerias. = HF: okey; pregunta adaae se, a-asfuedar a ahora y LUISA comenta aie? 5 \ - Serguei oe AE COPE. 50+. are epee ee ee ee
- mn. woe ‘que ahord piensa aiee cy none para RE casa de la doc- tora. HE< antes. a Wat ya saben todo y LUISA indica que si, reais sak: nacadve esté la cosa 6 si se tendrdn que- an ‘s. ~ * . quedar en 1 » Sin embargo creé que hoy no serd -- posible, porqie ya todo mundo fué para el aeroruerto y no -_ tiene coche en la embajada, sin embargo posiblemente mafiana en la mafiana en vez de ir al efreulo de estudios, se mudard. HF:que entonces le hablard mafiana.  LUISAsque la procure en la embajada 6 en la casa, ya que si no se quedan en la-- emba jada, se irda para su : cade en donde estard como a las - 10, HF acepta.- 125s Sr - 173. ‘Entrada 183Q) < soran Pesciints por URBIETA y. LUISA des- | Suet recordaba cual era su ‘asunto ¥ TO ax sabia su teléfono. DURAN: que ne tiene su teléfono, pues . unicamente tiene su direccién. . LUISA pregunta cudl es- su asunto y DURAN dice que es sobre el Mineral de RUTILO -- . de parte del Inge.MONROY. LUISAsque llame mafiana,. = DURAN acepta.—- 184.~. 7 | oe cos Gey oente 3 a ON 188, Entradas sin SS enctba. 202.-— M.- _ “COPY. = —_——__—.
13-00000 10. ll. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. - REPRODUCTION co «CREP ODUCTIN Transcript of telephone call to Soviet Embassy ase AE £ Transcript ¢ NL Soviet Embassy (15-69-87);-on ober 1963. Transcript aan DS [Eg)exephone call to Soviet Consulate (15-60- 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. ea es of FOTA 1-573 Dit BIT included (from Mexico MEXI-7067, [duplicate of FOIA No. 24-54] Cover ue included (from Mexico | City File) | SET PROGIBITED
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