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[rod000a-0001 20 March 1964 MEMO FOR THE RECORD: 1. After checking Graphics Registry files for pictures of Minsk pertinent to the Oswald affair, arranged to have several photographs reproduced and sent up to SR/CI/R. The photos were ordered from Graphics and they reached us on 12 March. Upon examination it was discovered that one of the photographs showing a group of persons in front of the Palace of Culture in Minsk in the summer of 1961 included an individual bearing a strong resemblance to Lee Harvey Oswald. 2. Enlargements of the picture were made by Graphics Register and the Duke Street printing plant on 13 March, and 00/C was called for details on the picture, its source, etc. The picture was compared with photos of Oswald provided to us by the FBI (D-33 #16,30) and known to have been taken in the Oswald apartment in Minsk during pas 1952. This comparison showed that person appearing to be Oswald in * the picture from Graphics Register was wearing a plaid short-sleeved sport shirt with a pattern identical to that on the shirt Oswald was wearing in the pictures furnished by the FBI. oie, Burther_ checks were made with 00 on 16 March and that we - office's approvalyfor an FBI contact with the source of the picture. ; Tt was agreed that I should draft a CSCI transmitting the picture and information to the FBI and a letter transmitting the same to the Warren Commission. I prepared both on 18 March and received an OK on.both from C/SR/CI. I hand carried both to Ray Rocca, C/CI/R&A who approved the CSCI but made certain minor changes in the text of the letter to the Commission. 4. On 19 March, Ray Rocca relayed to me C/CI's view that transmittal of the picture to the Commission should be delayed pending receipt of the results of an FBI check made in response to our CSCI. Note: CSCI asks FBI to contact source of picture and obtain details re taking of picture, persons in it etc. According to Rocca's note, C/SR had been called on this and agreed. 5. CSCI sent forward 20 March 64. / VU Lee H. Wigren C/SR/CI/R fn Attached: Various memoranda and notes pertinent to this matter. ahs ¥ ® ee moon oan ; 4 Sid Teh
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PATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER OSMA=17 , 213 _ CONTINUATION OF . cunewtrar DISPATCH . CONFIDENTIAL, <7 "Finally, it was under the Kennedy government that America found itself upset by civil war: an artifically provoked war between white and negro American citizens, which the negro leaders today are calling ‘our revolution.‘ "On the whole, the three years of the Kennedy Government will be judged by the historians of tomorrow as a period of indecision, of confusion and of fears. At the moment, the search for the organizer of the attack which cost the life of the young president has receded into the background. And the tragic things is that perhaps. the American people will never know who put. the homicidal weapon into the hands of =. Lee Oswald. The Warren Commission will not complete its , work for at least a year. And if the crime was inspired by someone outside the U. S. it is doubtful that the truth will . be known, because of the international complications it might cause, - oo "It is under these clouds that in the next election the battle will be fought between the conservatives of both par- ties, who judge the évents of the Kennedy Government realisti- cally, and the neo-republicans and democrats, who are determined to concentrate on the tragic death of the young, honest but inexpert and impulsive president..." ‘ The article continues for a total of three pages, with | an analysis of the forthcoming ‘election campaign, brickbats for the Johnson Administration, etc. (The election—campaign analysis stresses the writer's own enthusiasm for .Barry Goldwater as the candidate most apt to be able to defeat both Republican and Democratic liberals. ) 6. In attempting to obtain an up-to-date edition of the _ Anuario de la Prensa Espanola as requested in reference, we learned no new edition has-come out since 1962 and only the second of the two 1962 volumes is still available. We are therefore forwarding as Attachment 2 a copy of Volume 2 of the 1962 edition, : qty it Foster H. BAINBRIDGE 7 . Peter R. AUMONT Attachments: 2 (1 book, 1 magazine) - Distribution: £3.C/WE w/atts.- 2-Rome w/o atts. 2=-Files | A . Ts i . | ee i | - , CLASSIFICATION ” : PAGE NO. 7 , 5.60. 58a use PREVIOUS EDITION... | | CONFIDENTIAL | conTINUED “4 of 4 4 N ' HW 54559 Docld:32105977 Page 9°
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104-10003-10179 19 March 1964 MEMO FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT: Report of Telephone Conversation 1. On 19 March 1964, at approximately 1530 hours, Shirley Stetson, DO/OS operations Support Branch telephonically reported 2. teletape to the undersigned. -the following to the undersigned: a. She had just received a teletape answer from the Los Angeles 00 Field Office regarding the undersigned's request for a specific date and place of contact with Mrs. Monica F. Kramer and the specific date on which the Agency received the "now famous" color slide from Mrs. Kramer. b. Unfortunately, the 00 case officer who handled this contact has been transferred to the 00 Denver Field Office and is presently out on maternity leave. c.. No contact reports are kept by OO on one-time contacts such as the one with Mrs. Kramer. d. A probable, but not definite, date of the contact with Mrs. Kramer, as estimated by the 00 Los Angeles Field Office is 7 March 1962. The place of contact was Solvang, California. e. The L.A. Field Office has in its files a copy of a letter sent to Mrs. Kramer by the 00 case officer. In this letter, -which was dated 17 March 1962, the case officer states "I'm looking forward to receiving your slides." This would imply that the slides were not procured at the personal contact on/or about 7 March. f. The L.A. Field Office sent Mrs. Kramer's slides to Hqs on 30 April 1962. 3 . g. This as definite an answer as we can expect to get on this matter. However, if anything more specific is received at 00, Shirley will let the undersigned know soonest. Shirley promised to send a copy-.of the L.A. Field Office
104-10003-10180]. yoy. we. 17 March 1964.0. ~ MEMORANDUM FOR THE: RECORD: . Se SUBJECT: .Report of Telephone Conversation with Shirley Stetson, DO/OS - Operations Support Branch 1. Shirley Stetson, DO/OS Operations Support Branch telephoned the undersigned at approximately 3630 hours 17 Mareh 14964 and reported the rollowing: a. UO Report B-3,212.¢e7 had a joint source. The individual graduate was Miss Rita NAMAN, The individual Rt yee aS Ropes od irs. Maniden FP. rederred to as a colle: 546 Atcardeg Road, So] see a ~ tty ~Poyes referred to oas Can ole: RRAMER, FLO. bow neamer volunteered 160 color slides of the trip. Chobe nur erode § wore comfed hy CTA Crophbics chPit ay Oily 4 or 5 Gh the total were of the Minsk area. c. Miss NAMAN volunteered one reel of 8 mm. colored movie | film of the trip. Some of this movie film was shot in Minsk. lt was reviewed by Graphics Registry and evaluated. as being of no valué. No copies were retained by the Agency and the original was returned to Miss Naman. 2. Shirley Stetson also said that she had contacted the 00 Field Office in Los Angeles and had informed the office of the back-ground of the case and of the fact that the FBI will be requested to follow through in contacting sources of 6-3, 212,967. The Field Office offered no objections. 3. Shirely Stetson also advised that she had discussed the case with her division chief and that he had no objection to having the FBI follow through on contacting the two sources. 4. Shirely Stetson said that her division had no objection to providing the FBI with a copy of O0-B 3,212,967 SR/CI/R
€ "_ CLASSIFIED: MESSAGE SECRET "UNIT | ‘DBP v1 INDEX | EXT. 2.5353 ~ [7 NO INDEX | DATE : SOAPRIL 64 _ C] FILE IN CS FILE No. : : : LONDON . vow DIRECTOR Io + Cl, » pjoct, A c/cl, c/ci/si, c/ VR — LOND’ a INFO -FOR FELS PLEASE AIR MAIL PROMPTLY TO MR. ALLEN DULLES, 2723 a STREET, WASHINGTON, ADVANCE COPY on REGULAR GOPY BOON AS. aa AVAILABLE oF. BOOK BY THOMAS BUCHANAN RE WHO ALLEGEDLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH PRESIDENT KENNEDY. UNDERSTAND BOOK “BEING, PUBLISHED IN LONDON BY SECKER AND WARBURG. STATION SHOULD ABSORB CHARGES. CS COMMENT: * DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE ‘TO GPFLOOR CABLES. ce ne SIS-3R 7 | F Re: | , 7 i for FOIA Review on ‘SUN 976 | 7 Ber- 299243 no CSDO BY DIRECTION OF ae i COORDINATING OFFICERS. GROUP 1 A ; ~ RELEASING OFFICER me — rs i ected om stati | : AUTHENTICATING mo declassification FFICE . mOHARD HELMS, DDP eh —_ a I REPRODUCTION BY OTHER: THAN: THE! ISSUING “OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. wR 1, Copy Ne -
| MEMO. FOR: “THE "RECORD: " ae After checking ‘Graphics. Registry ‘files for pictures of Minsk” ‘pertinent, to the Oswald affair, ‘arranged to have. several photographs reproduced and sent wp to /R. The photos ‘were : — _ ordered from Graphics and they. reached us on 12 March. Upon examination: , ‘it was discovered that one of the photographs showing a group of persons’ in front of the Palace of Culture in Minsk in the summer of 1961 -included an individual bearing a strong ‘resemblance to Lee Harvey : . Oswald. 2. Enlargements of the picture were made by Graphics Register and the Duke Street printing plant on 13 March, and 00/C was called for details on the picture, its source, ete. The picture was —. 3" eompared with photos of Oswald provided to us by the FBI (D-33 #16,30) rege and known to have been taken in the Oswald apartment in Minsk during 1952. This comparison showed that person appearing to be Oswald in the picture from Graphics Register was wearing a plaid short-sleeved . sport shirt with a pattern identical to that on the shirt Oswald Bo was wearing in the pictures furnished by the FBI. . a Further checks were made with 00 on 16 March and: that office’ s approvalyfor an FBI contact with the source of the. picture. .On-17 March, the picture was shown to C/SR/CI, C/SR, DC/SR and It was agreed that I should draft a CSCI transmitting ure and information to the FBI and a letter transmitting - the same to the Warren Commission. I prepared. both.on 18 March re ‘and received an OK on both from C/SR/CI. JI hand carried both to. 2 Ray Rocca, C/CI/R&A who approved the CSCI but made certain minor ue changes in the text of the letter. to. the Commission. 4. On 19 March, “Ray Rocca ‘relayed to me C/CI's view ‘that ’ transmittal of the picture to the Commission should be delayed ‘pending receipt of the results of an FBI check made. in response to our CSCI. Note: CSCI asks FBI to contact source of picture _ © and obtain details re taking of picture, persons in it etc... boss “<\ According to Rocca's. note, C/SR had been called on this: and agreed, 7 LB CR MK BTEOEIN a Se CSCI sent forward. 20 March 64. _Lee H. Wigren 20000 . -C/SR/CI/R- aes "Attached: a Loe res! Various memoranda and notes pertinent to this. matter
104-10003-10196] . t 1 | i i H 19 March 1964 MEMO FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT: | Ll. Report of Telephone Conversation On 19 March 1964, at approximately 1530 hours, Shirley Stetson, DO/OS operations Support Branch telephonically reported the following to the undersigned: 2. a. She had just received a teletape answer from the Los Angeles 00 Field Office regarding the undersigned's request for a specific date and place of contact with Mrs. Monica F. Kramer and the specific date on which the Agency received the "now famous" color slide from Mrs. Kramer. b. Unfortunately, the 00 case officer who handled this contact has been transferred to the 00 Denver Field Office and is presently out on maternity leave. c. No contact reports are kept by 00 on one-time contacts such as the one with Mrs. Kramer. d. A probable, but not definite, date of the contact with Mrs. Kramer, as estimated by the 00 Los Angeles Field Office is 7 March 1962. The place of contact was Solvang, California. e. The L.A. Field Office has in its files a copy of a letter sent to Mrs. Kramer by the 00 case officer. In this letter, which was dated 17 March 1962, the case officer states “I'm looking forward to receiving your slides." This would imply that the slides were not procured at the personal contact on/or about 7 March. f. The L.A. Field Office sent Mrs. Kramer's slides to Hqs on 30 April 1962. A g. This'as definite an answer as we can expect to get on this matter. owever, if anything more specific is received at 00, Shirley will let the undersigned know soonest. Shirley promised to send ac ield Office teletape to the undersigned. SR/CI/R SECRE i \\
104-10003-10197] ow > 17 March 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT: Report of Telephone Conversation with Shirley Stetson, pO/OS - Operations Support Branch 1. Shirley Stetson, DO/OS Operations Support Branch telephoned the undersigned at approximately 1630 hours 17 March 1964 and reported the following: a. QO Report B-3,212,967 had a joint source. The individual referred to as a college graduate was Miss Rita NAMAN, 596 Attardeg Road, Solvang, California. The individual referred to as “an older companion" was Mrs. Monica F. KRAMER, P.O. Box 985, Solvang, California. b. Mrs. Kramer volunteered 160 color slides of the trip. Out of this number only 5 were copied by CIA Graphics Registry. All 160 color slides were returned to Mrs. Kramer. Only 4 or 5 of the total were of the Minsk area. c. Miss NAMAN volunteered one reel of 8 mm. colored movie film of the trip. Some of this movie film was shot in Minsk. It was reviewed by Graphics Registry and evaluated as being of no value. No copies were retained by the Agency and the original was returned to Miss Naman. 2. Shirley Stetson also said that she had contacted the 00 Field Office in Los Angeles and had informed the office of the back-ground of the case and of the fact that the FBI will be requested to follow through in contacting sources of B-3, 212,967. The Field Office offered no objections. 3. Shirely Stetson also advised that she had discussed the case with her division chief and that he had no objection to having the FBI follow through on contacting the two sources. 4. Shirely Stetson said that her division had no objection to providing the FBI with a copy of OO-B 3,212,96 jus f SR/CI/R
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