AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10264-10492. RECORD SERIES: HO AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-116395-1643 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: LEG. PA TO: DIRECTOR. FBI c TITLE: NS DATE: 11/25/1963 PAGES: 81 SUBJECT: | CC, CONTACT, OPINION DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL sccret NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: — 12/29/1998 UPDATE DATE: 02/14/2001 STATUS  Redact | ” RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (4) ’ COMMENTS: INC, 15 MEMO, 2 COVER SHEETS, 5 CABLEGRAM, 1 A/T, 3 LTRS, 2 INSERTS, 2 ADMIN PAGES, 1 LHM HY 50953 DBoctd: 327195999 Page i
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36 DIRECTOR Lb /FRoM LeGaT faoR 1D) fo. 412) . | : ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY. ~ REBUCAB DECEMBER 6 LAST. = Le pSertovones LUIS MARTOS LALLANE, HEAD OF INFORAAT FON EE cece, SPANISH HIGH GENERAL STAFFJ ADVISES NO INFORMATION | = | | RECEIVED IMPLICATING CASTRO REGIME IN ASSASSINATION 9R a3 THAT OSWALD ACTING AS CUBAN AGENT. SAID ANY SUCH REPORT m WOULD HAVE COME TO-HIS ATTENTION AND WOULD HAVE BEEN | IMMEDIATELY, FURNISHED THIS OFFICE, ae : | Bent) ye [LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDUARDO BLANCO RODRIGUEZ, HEAD OF ane FE COR MATION SECTION, DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF SECURITY; | _— ADVISED SIMILARLY. SAID JOSE MANUEL GARCIA PERUYERA oo | oe (BUFILE 105-102550) RECENTLY APPEARED HIS OFFICE 10 MAKE ~“} CLAIM THAT OSWALD WAS ACQUAINTED WITH.HENRL.GEORGE..WAEGEL, a SUBJECT OF BUFILE 100~434807, GARCIA IN PAST CONSIDERED... POSSIBLE WITNESS AGAINST WAEGELL IN CONNECTION LATTER'S. aa “ - “UNAUTHORIZED. TRAVEL CUBA, [BLANCO] STATED GARCIA CONSIDERED = |. MENTALLY UNSTABLE AND UNRELIABLE AND NO SIGNIFICANCE PLACED | a IN HIS STATEMENTS, [BLANCO] CONSIDERING DEPORTATION GARCIA <4 IN VIEW PREVIOUS [ANT|-FRANCO] ACTIVITIES. [BLANCO] SUGGESTED GARCIA CONTACT LEGAT, GARCIA DID CONTACT LEGAT BRIEFRY oid 7 . . [aro re eo ES | *. yee} : tewempeng ; { ’ % & , ¢ “~ MT een een iy i me ie 7 . . H Pe. ut 5 : 5) * an Grapes ' “ get r a ded. . a 0 ein a | Seg fl big Os | roeown | oy iF intelligen ce contained § in the above message is to be disseminate sd outside’ the Bureau, it is sugaested that it be suitably ' paraph rased in order to protect the Bureau's cryptographic systems, - ; : ; . eee : a | HY 50953 DBoctd: 327195999 Page 4
: : Cox ard rad oe cunansa name nee DeLogsh OU! Evans a DECODED COP yo » Sullivan, Hea CABL LEC [Foruowine ASSASSINATION TO EXPRESS CONDOLENCES AND INQUIRE WHETHER SERVICES AS WITNESS MIGHT STILL BE REQUIRED, ON BEING. TOLD THAT HIS SERVICES PROBABLY WOULD NOT BE REQUIRED HE STATED WAS RETURNING TO FRANCE. GARCIA OBVIOUSLY HAS WANTED © ‘TO TESTIFY AGAINST WAEGELL AS MEANS OF ENTERING UNITED STATES. APPEARS UNSTABLE.. HE VOLUNTEERED NO INFORMATION TO LEGAT RE ACQUAINTANCE OSWALD AND WAEGELL.J REPRESENTATIVE REUTERS news | | -- AGENCY. REPORTED TO EMBASSY THAT ARTICLE TO APPEAR DECEMSER 7 |. “|SSUE OF TIEMPO ", SPANISH LANSUAGE MAGAZINE PUBLISHED NEW | YORK, THAT ENRLQUE PASCUAL, RUE DOLO-GONVORA (POSSIBLY | PASCUAL, - ENRIQDELRUEDOLO. GONG ORA), CUBAN NATIONAL HAD BEEN DEPORTED ape _ FROM UNITED STATES ON NOVEMBER 23 LAST, WAS ARRESTED BY ne Ga _ SPANISH AUTHORITIES AND HAD ADMITTED PLANS TO ASSASSINATE 9 feeds PRESIDENT KENNEDY. [COLONEL BLANCO} ABOVE, ADVISED TODAY ~~ RUEDOLO DEPORTED NEW YORK FOR INVOLVEMENT UNKNOWN CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES. SPANISH CONSUL IMPROPERLY GAVE HIM VISA TO ENTER SPAIN, PLACED UNDER DETENTION ON ARRIVAL SPAIN NOVEMBER 29 2] “LAST PENDING. ISSUANCE ENTRANCE PERMIT BY CUBAN CONSUL FOR TRAVEL CUBA. CUBAN CONSUL, MADRID, AWAITING INSTRUCTION FROM CUBA. [BLANCO] STATED NO CONNECTION RUEDOLO ) MATTER WITH ASSASS~. [NATION BUT MAY HAVE GIVEN RISE TO RUMOR, 8 BY CONSTANT INE E BROW. RUC, Come 2 Bal SS RECEIVED: 9:22 A.M. ML [SHELDON Me PARKS] CORR, ROSEM | os eno Cc: ML BRENNAN i . ‘ wt . . Sb ee Ce LA . Dol : ce see 0 a eentnad tn tha ahane. mosengo is to he disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably i HY 50953 DBoctd: 327195999 Page 5
rout # q sea z e a oy ‘ wo ey ENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGES WASHINGTON, D.c. 20505 - ApPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 GIA cic ws ae? | os 7 aa ‘ / ot / MEMORANDUM FOR: Director — Federal Bureau of Investigation SUBJECT: ‘Lee Harvey” OSWALD - Internal Security. “Russia ~— Cuba a lL, Reference is made to your memotandum of August 14, 1964, Subject as above, your file number (S) 105-82555, in which yous. requested that seven enclosed photographs be Shown a eye and certain questions be asked. of him. Sud hbo Lldpsion _ fyrapic was interviewed on 9 September 1964. with the gollgwine results, 3, Photograph no. 1: _ a | | . — \ (1) Nikolay/ SERGEYEV..- ~ Source did not recognize the ' face and had SE heard the name . (2). Annette anita) Spt AEVA, eer! AUGOFF, formerly jlo. | ‘known as NBAS ELO’COL LDSHTEYN-(GOLDSTE IN) and owen Annette*Henkinat (KHENKINA) : Source recognized her “atimédiate ly - by face, giving the name Annette KHENKINA, formerly Annette GOLDSHTEYN. He could not recall her maiden name put when offered the name ZUGOFF he said this would be correct. ~ as it is an Ossettian name and her father had been Ossettian and her mother a Canadian. ae S additional informationyon| this in paragraph 8 per wy : Rec : “34 JO8 VRE SS? “S005 . . i\e 4 ogg (3) Josepix ADAMOV: “Sc éé recognised his photograph , igmediately and provided the name Correcti—=~ ue Sanctions ECURITY INFORMATION losure al horized Disc Subject to Crimin 5 Unaut NATIONAL Excluded tre downs a dec Faesiticatio® ee 50957 ; ? i . _ “sabe 1s pd CFE bes | Boclda: 327195999 Page 6
giguemere ee #5 HY 50957 ew oo (4) Annabetté*BUCAR: Source recognized her photo- ; . fos 2 r “-RUDERMAN Aaa 7 | _ Source said he is a close friend of Joe ADAMOV's. He is Jewish and was originally from New York, but is now a Soviet citizen, married “€o a Russian woman and father of. three or four children. He works in the | _English, language. section of Radio Moscow... He had formerly had a very small flat of one or two rooms, with which he was very unhappy, but Radio Moscow got him an attractive and larger flat ina b ilding on ‘Peschanaya Street. (6) Lucey (Olga) ‘[DRAVDINA:. _ Source recognized her © if ach ™ “protograph vt once as ‘the woman who_had given ©" him English ‘lessons in 1944 or 1945) when he wa . briefly employed at Radio Moscow,_ }He e believed \Wfegor her name was Irina or something like that, and. she had previously spent possibly ten or fifteen years in the United States with her husband who had been a TASS man there. Source could not recall her last name (married name) but thought it began with a "K". When. Source first met her she was a program director for Radio Moscow and did some announcing. He said she spoke excellent. English, was a good worker and well liked by her ~ colleagues. He did not know the names LUCY and OLGA PRAVDINA, and was certain neither was her actual name. a 4. Photographs 2 and 3: Source’ recognized these as Annette KHENKINA, of paragraph 3 (2) above. 5. Photograph no. 4: Source recognized number las the person identified in paragraph 3 (6) above; and. recognized Annette KHENKINA, Sergei RUDIMAN, and Joe ADAMOV. He did - not recognize Nikolai SERGEYEV in this photograph. _ 6. Photograph no. 5: Source recognized all persons in this photo, as identified in paragraphs 3 (3), (2), (4), and (5) above. SECRET Boclda: 327195999 Page 7
cl faa SECRI 7. Photograph ne. 6: Source recognized number (1) as KHENKIN (first name not recalled), the second husband _ of Annette GOLDSHTEYN KHENKINA, and number (2) as Annette : oe knew. ‘that. ARCS. had. ee and. assumed ,.that,.the | _ He added to*this= that’ the. apartment. building in the background of photograph number (3) is the location of the apartment which KHENKIN was given after he had written a letter to STALIN complaining of quarters he was first given when he repatriated to the Soviet Union in 1945 or 1946. coef . pic bey. , ms, 8. Photograph no. 7: Source recognized Annette _KHENKINA, but did not know any of the others in the photo. When: number (4), Marina, was pointed out to him, he stated that she was the erent age to be Annette's daughter by her first husband;GOLDSHTEYN .™ .,Source had seen her as a small child, possibly about five or six years or age, in 1945. He has never seen her since, knew nothing more about her, | and could not identify her photograph. Source commented that he had never met GOLDSHTEYN, Annette's first. husband, but knew that he was much older than she and he speculated | that the older man in this photograph might be Boris Source gave the following additional information _ “GOLDSHTEYN: He was some kind of engineer- technician, not employed by Radio Moscow. He did not approve of Annette's working in the radio field, and disapproved of the people she worked with there and the general atmosphere of work, Annette was already separated or divorced from GOLDSHTEYN when Source first met her, sometime in 1944 or 1945. While Annette was still married to GOLDSHTEYN, she had an affair with Joe ADAMOV, 6° \SETYAEV, Source had never _/ heard the name. He was not aware that Annette KHENKINA had married for the third time, although he knew that she was divorced from KHENKIN and that he was interested in marrying a woman who was an editor in a publishing house. 9, Regarding Lev or Led’ : 10. Source had never heard of Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to his defection, and had no information regarding his participation in a Radio Moscow interview in late 7 1959, He commented, however, that it was not unusual to | pO : SECRET — HY 50953 DBoctd: 327195999 Page 6