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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF PEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION and tate SECRET “ Repos of; ROBERT P, GEMBERLING Date: September 18, 1964 | Feld Office FileNos 943 tae ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT . NOVEMBER 22, 1963, DALLAS, TEXAS Synopele: During course ef captioned investigation numerous” .- nn allegations have been received concerning persons other than the — alleged assassin, LEE HARVEY OSWALD, and logical investigation _ wb bas been conducted in each instance in an effort to resolve such _ allegations. ; a a are er ae CLASSIF-ED BY Ree Sto/eex | a sO i ‘ i ; Afrierp » Su ete wo hee ' gecommendstions ner ecectusions of the FEL Ht fe the property of the FBI anf fs loaned te your agency; % ond oo + hla document contaies neither co cre not to be distritxted outside your agency. Ce Ne ce HW 50529 - Docld: 32763603 ‘Page 3
FABLE OF CONTENTS Allegation by Unknown Individual Made Anonymous Letter Postmarked at Bremerton, Anonymous Letter Received by New York Office BUSKE, FRIEDRICH RUDOLF “CABORE, FLORENCE T.C. ; ,  DRAGOMIR, ANGHEL ‘HARVEY, THOMAS | LA GRANGE, FRANK C, am Telephonically to Radio Btation WFBR, Baltimore, Maryland, that Assassination ee Involved Conspiracy by Twenty Persons coe a ed Including EARL JACKSON of Baltimore, Ste Mot Further Identified, and Senator ae DIRKSEN (Possibly Referring to Senator oe oe EVERETT M. DIRKSEN of I1linois) ee oe ae Washington, August 23, 1964, Received by an Commander R. W. SMILEY, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington of FBI From Huddersfield, England, on July 24, 1964 a . . eRe 2 Lose “Sho 7, PRICE, EMERSOM WARNER, JR, | am oe. 4 . “: . : HW 50529 -Bocld: 32963603 Page 4
AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: v CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 HW 53060 Docld: 322763552 JFK Assassination System Date: ' Identification Form Agency Information HSCA 180-10110-10147 SECURITY CLASSIFIED FILES MEXICO CITY TRIP #2 Document Information HSCA LOPEZ, EDWIN BLAKEY, G. ROBERT 00/00/0000 3 CIA, ADMINISTRATION MEMORANDUM Unclassified Released under the John 1A . Kennedy Redact Lssassination Records 06/13/1997 ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NU 53060 Date: OH5-30-2017 Box 5. Page 1 10/21/20
WORKING MEMORANDUM TO >: G. ROBERT BLAKEY FROM : EDWIN JUAN LOPEZ RE : PROSPECTUS FOR MEXICAN TRIP # 2 INTERVIEWS Oscar Contreras: Must be questioned re his alleged meeting with LHO. Questionaire has already been prepared. {Ernesto Miller:) Must be questioned re his relationship with the Duran family. Must also be questioned also re any visits to the Cuban and/or Soviet Embassies. Questionaire has already been prepared. -Ramon Alvarez Durant: Needs to be questioned about the photographic surveillance operations. ~Manuel Calvillo; Must be questioned re his relationship to Elena Garro de Paz, the Durans and the CIA. June Cobb : Must be questioned about her relationship to the Durans, Elena Garro de Paz and the CIA. Litempe Jo — Li tenpo~F Octavio Par Ewilie Cacballidea. Levis ECchkeveria Noa Palomares HT o,, _—_ ve s t HW 53060 Docld:322763552 Page 2?
Files in the possession of the Mexican officials regarding Sylvia Duran, Horatio Duran, Ruben Duran, Lynn Duran, Betty Serratos and their detentions November 22, 1963. Stenographicznotes taken during each of these interrogations where they exist. \ Files in the possession of the Mexican officials regarding their investigation in Mexico of the Kennedy assassination. Mel Me! “orn mene ALGIS FAA wd, e7e. La hu Aneel FS . 1. Copy 2. Copy iA Copy 4. Copy 5. Copy 6. Copy 7. Copy 8. Copy 9. Copy Commission 10. Copy purposes of of of of of of of of of of MATERIAL THAT MUST BE TAKEN ON TRIP procedural write-up of previous trip. Sylvia Duran interview. Ruben Duran's interview. Horatio Duran's interview Lynn Dutan's interview. Eusebio Azcue interview. every contact report on Cynthia Thomas and attachments. Warren Commission Report. Leslie Wizelman's book with all excerpts from Warren related to Mexico. two HSCA photo ident books for interview and identification HW 53060 Docld:322763552 Page 3
ll. Supplies: taperecorders, tapes, batteries, notebooks, legal pads, small pads, writing implements. MATERIALS THAT MUST BE REVIEWED PRIOR TO TRIP - 1. ALL the material prepared by Hardway and Lopez in CIA safe. 2. Duran, Sylvia interview 3. Duran, Ruben interview 4. Duran, Horatio interview 5. Duran, Lynn interview 6. Cynthia thomas contact reports. 7. Procedural write-up of last visit 8. All project files pertaining to surveillance of two embassies. 9. Material in Warren Commission excerpt book prepared by Leslie Wizelman that is relevant. HW 53060 DBocld:3227635552 Page 4
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10 11 12. 44 ee 6 17 18 19 - 21 a 16. MR. BELL: ©I am going to ask him some direct | questions. — | 4 ‘CAPTAIN FERRIE: May I interrupt? I will co-operate, | with the Company within the franework of the. agreement existing between the Company and. ‘the Ate Line “Pilots Association and not outside of it. . ) | | | | | MR. BELL: I am going to ask you some direct. questions and I would 11ke you to either 4 answer them or not answer - them, put I want the questions recorded. | 7 | MR. GILL:. 7 Would you deny. or refuse us the documents| that we asked for or wild you furnish them? I want the documents that he signed, any and. ‘every document he signed tending to bear upon the questions that. you will question him about. Tf ean't order| ‘then, 1 but. I ‘think we should have them, ° | | MR. ‘BELL: We are not going to furnish them at this time. I am going to ask him direct questions.” | - Did you, during the period of 1938 to 190 attend Sst. ‘Mary's Seminary in Cleveland, Ohio? . | ] MR. “GILL: oT. don't think he ought to answer your question unless you let hin know whether he said that. before or not. ft don't think you. ‘ought - to. be permitted to ask any “questions plinafolded. | oO a | | MR. BELL: As far as the Company can see, how he answered the question before has no bearing on whether he did or did not. «COLMAN & COLMAN. ING. | BISCAYNE BUILDING se MIAMI 32: FLORIDA | HW 54756 Docld:322763970 Page 60
oI. Tit. NW 55923 | KENNEDY - OUTSIDE CONTACT REPORT ~ pare 10-5-78 prime LIAM _ ‘Identifying Information: | Mr.. George E. Boesch’ Ire 50h= 833. i176 Telephone Name 7 Address “272 Manley Ave., Metairie, La. " 'Pype of Contact: ‘pelephone eX Person Summary of Contact: Investigators Robert Buras and Lawrence Delsa met Mr, Boesch at New Orleans Fire Station number seven where he is employed. Boesch stated that he remembers LEE HARVEY OSWALD a little and that he knew DAVID FERRIE well. He joined the CAP in 1951 (approx.) from Metairie High School where a few others . joined but they did not stay long. Boexch was a meer of the New Orleans Lakefront Squadron that met at the N.0O. Lakefpont Airport, He remembers Ferrie coming there and rising in rank . due to his ability’ and interest in the CAP, Ferrie was a part a of the Drill team that went to National Competition along with - Boesch, Boesch stated that he flew with.Ferrie to Cleveland, tn A A A A RA RA Nr tr ter ant brother, and another couple that lived with them. He believes evince tte ranean nent Ae tt . Recommended Follow-up (if any): Get Civil Air Patrol reunion list with names and addresses eee of people that where around LHO and.Ferrie's time together. peewee ee atte ete eg pg : : . ‘Form #5 Si J repnee ERT Pee Sree ere ne ted ett ASE APTN eo fae Sa ecnrt gH mETRSRTE EEE
~“" «+ Page two con't interview with Boesch, George Jr. that Ferries father had died. Boesch was interested in flying and this brought him in contact with Ferrie, Ferrie had hair when he first met him, Later ‘he saw Ferrie and Ferrie wasbald | because of some type of accident, Ferrie flew many of the Cadets around the New Orleans Lakefront. Boesch once flew with him over a seminary north of Lake Ponchatrain and Ferrie mentioned that he was either a priest at one time or that he had studied for the prissthood. Boesch thought that he might have indicated that he went to that seminary to study. Boesch stated that _ Ferrie had his own plane at the time and was doing well. Ferrie was very intelligent and to Boesch's knowledge he never had any tendercies towards homosexuality, Boesch was surprised to learn later from others that Ferrie had drinking parties at his home and about some of the other things he herad about, Boesch left the CAP around 56-7 and did not hear of any of the Cuban issues or Ferrie's troubles with the airlines until much later, Boesch remembers Ferrie as a decent sort of guy that was interested in flying and teaching flying to kids. FERRIE and Boesch went to the MOisant Squadron to help them get started witth a CAP program, Ferrie did not like the idea of girls learning anything about flying. He was even against them being in the CAP, Boesch went to Moisant for two or three months and remembers seeing LEE HARVEY OSWALD - there, He can remember because there were only 12-15 people at those meetings as opposed to sometimes 60-80 at Lakefront. Boesch did.ngt have any social contact with OSWALD but remembers him as auf] He remembers others by faces but can not put names to thém because they did not gain the notoriety that Oswald did, He ean not place Oswald and Ferrie together at any other place then these meetings, saw Boesch last FERRIE when he (Boesch) was driving a public service bus. Ferrie was handing out leaflets on Canal St. and Elks Place and he waved to Boesch after seeing him, Boesch didn't know what the leaflets were about but later saw on televésion that this group (others unk) was handing out leaf- lets about Cuba. He can not remember if they were around the same time as Oswald was arrested, . . Boesch stated that he never visisted Ferrie's apartment on Atherton Drive or on Louisiana Ave. He had no knowledge of the parties that went on there, He Suggested that the following might be able to help us: James Lewallen, from Dave's home town, Gene Cheralack (sp)-a radioman whose family owns Ferncrest Day School. End of Memo . NW 35923 Dooid:32263551 Page 4
AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 HW 54653 DBocld:322763605 JFK Assassination System Identification Form _ Agency Information © HSCA 180-101 10-10200 SECURITY CLASSIFIED FILES 62-109060-855 Document Information FBI 12/02/1963 5 USA ATTACHE PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Confidential 1c Redact 03/04/1997 Box 2. Page 1 Date: 10/21/20 Released under the John . Kennedy Wss5asesination Records oOllection Act of 1992 (44 U5 2107 Note). ase#:NWU 54653 Date: n1O-23-2017
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v9.1 HW 54653 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : DoclId: 3227636276 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information HSCA | 180-10110-10221 SECURITY CLASSIFIED FILES 105-126109-14 -Document Information FBI YEAGLEY, J. WALTER DIRECTOR, FBI 11/17/1964 1 FBI, ADMINISTRATION MEMORANDUM Confidential Consulted Withhold 08/16/1993 Box 6. Page 1 Date: 10/21/20 Released under the John Kennedy Was5assgination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ases#: NW 54653 Date: wO-23-2017
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“7 | - KENNEDY OSH | ‘ a | INVESTIGATION INTERVIEW SCHEDULE + Identifying Information: | oo 10205-78°- | Name Mr. George E. Boesch | Jr. Date on 7 Address 2724 Manley Ave. - "Place Work - So . _ City/State! etairie, La Telephone 504-833-1176 ~~ pate of Birth 9=2- 35 _ Mor S oe | Social Security, Spouse ” as " . Children physical. ‘Description: oe oe _ oO Height 510" ae oe Color Eyes Bl = Hair Brn Weight 190 . Se . Special Characteristics _ Ethnic Group__Caucasian _ im Personal History: | a. Present Employment: New Orleans Fire Denartment '  . address © 317 Decatur St. Telephone 504-5 25=7h24 b. Criminal Record 1. Arrests 2. Convictions » Additional Personal Information: a. Relative(s): Name Address b. Area frequented: c. Remarks: Investigator Robert Buras Lawrence Delsa’: Date NW, 55923 Docld: 32263951 Page 2.0 tem stmt eeg ie en oe TE SORE a are
118 1 jon the record, as we did not have a stenographer here before, 2 | but with regard to the refutation that I have presented 3 || yesterday, I think that the record should at least indicate 4 || that I believe that covered each of the points that had been § || raised. So I think that should just be part of the notes, and 6 | It think Mr. Fithian had requested that all of that dealing wi 7 || my response all be put together in just one segment. 8 "The Chairman. Without objection, that will be done at 4s this point. 10 At this point we will excuse the reporter. nN (Whereupon, the Reporter left the hearing room and there | 12 || was discussion off the record.) | 13 The Chairman. At this point there is nothing further © 4 before the Committee, and I would entertain a motion that we | .1g | adjourn subject to the call of the Chair. — 16 Mr. Edgar. I so move. wie The Chairman. ®kay, it has been properly moved that the 1g | Committee adjourn subject to the call of the Chair. 19 Ready for the question? 20 All those in favor say aye. 21 (A chorus of ayes.) . | 2 The Chairman. Those opposed? ® ag (No response.) | . 4 | The Chairman. The motion is carried. hs 25 Se ordered. Docld: 322765556 Page 112
119 —_ thank “you, gentlemen. t® 2 (Whereupon, at 2:44 o'clock p.m., the Committee adjourned ww subject to the call of the Chair.) ~ n wn Docld: 322765556 Page 113
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23 24 25 37 about this coming Tuesday in Executive Session to talk about the budget with the Rules Committee now. Mrs. Burke. Well, what I mean is the actual hearing that I understand would be the next Tuesday. Mr. Fithian. We might need to start that public hearing in the Rules Committee well ahead of Tuesday. _ you would have to have action by the Rules Committee on Tuesday. Mrs. Burke. Action by the Committee on Tuesday, I think, is what we should shoot for. | Mr .Fithian: Start as early as Friday. The Chairman. Why don't we meet with the leadership then on Friday, have discussion: with! thé-iéadership:in-terms of how to get up to rules, cover that? | ‘Mrs Burke. Also, Mr. Chairman, if you could give us some kind of idea maybe you could kind of assign people that you wanted to answer certain specific things to testify once we had an idea of who is going to be testifying in opposition. The Chairman. Right,. I think that that is important: werorchestrateta that: to: the degree that some members of interest in certain areas and have taken the time to get answers to questions in certain areas and it would seem to me that in that way we might better orchestrate: our responses. For instance, where Mr..Edgar and Mr. Fithian have Docld: 3272766756 Page 40
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Sorrels Biography - page 2 BY . He was present when the first eyewitnesses were questioned and sat in on the questioning of Oswald and Ruby. . Sorrels was questioned extensively by the Warren Commis— sion and gave them affidavits in connection with his duties. - in Dallas. | | | | He bluntly .refused to be interviewed in Dallas recently . “when contacted by the staff of this Committee. . HW 54756 Docld:32267344 Bgge 111
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Classification: (This form is to ba used for material extracted from ClA—controlled documents.) Footnotes: Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE) , D acu wmewe . Nee ee l. ‘11/9/67. ‘ ' 3. (Interview with Juan Manuel Salvat Roque, 2/7/78,, GFK Document #005259) - | S Horak pene Commi thet on 9 LIRA PALA j * fndated” news article, "Red. ‘Teerorism Rules at Havana University” by Hal Hendrix, Miami News. gy 5. OpeitanJPREFOOS25 =m See kn. 3 J 6. 7.. MASH, acini —_ ns ree eget am 8. Interview 1 1/18/78 cs x Document } on A Loses wt, Cable to Director from MASH, , 11/4/60 . Smet rwes ie aes, 11/1/61. 14. FBI Report from San Francisco, 5/26/64, Warren Commission Document #1085 d 1.) 15. 16. 17. 18. ee ee MWAVE, 5 7% 9 "61 1. 19. Ibid. 4, Classification: 7 Classified by derivation: SY <y <y ey <Y <9 — HW 53080  Docld:32273595 Page 270
DATE 12/01/76 U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT 10 0001.00.00 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PAYROLL CERTIFICATION ACCOUNTING PERIOD 11/01/76 TO 11/30/76 OFFICE: 06689. SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS © OFFICE PAYROLL SUMMARY NUMBER _NUMBER ALLOWANCE NUMBER OF OF LEAVE W/O AMOUNT AVAILABLE ' EXPENDITURES PROJECTION MAUORITY EMPLOYEES PAY THIS MONTH THIS MONTH = UNUSED NEXT MONTH = UNUSED CLERKS/PROF APPROPRIATION TOTAL 21 ) 136,962.77 27,663.88 109,298.89 35,549.99 73,748.90 CORRECT: SERVICES RENDERED. Alloweds I FURTHER CERTIFY THAT THE EMPLOYMENT OF THE PERSONS NAMED ON THE WITHIN PAYROLL IS NOT PROHIBITED BY ANY PROVISIONS OF LAW LIMITING THE AVAILABILITY OF THE APPROPRIATION(S) INVOLVED large oe nae ett eee Chairman, Ronse Administration Comm. * Indicates employees paid on supplemental payroll in November, 1976. PAGE 2 NUMBER OF MINORITY CLERKS/PROF Page 7 32269614 NW 55923 Doold