AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: - 124-10247-10130 RECORD SERIES: NY AGENCY FILE NUMBER:  105-38431-616 Released under the John Kennedy Wsecgasgsination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Passes: NW 53025 Date: Po-18-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: TO: TITLE: HEGARTY. JOHN EDWARD SAC. NY DATE: 03/10/1964 PAGES: 2 SUBJECT: DOCUMENT TYPE: ORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: STATUS COMMENTS: HW 53025 DBocld: 321387920 LANE, MARK, ACT, ASSOC PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 09/24/1996 Redact . RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (4) Page 1 NEW CLASSIFICATION: UPDATE DATE: = 02/14/2001
ATEN CONTATHED i eae? , Se ( Ve UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MEMORANDUM TO oa) i> Q \C, NEW YORK (105-38431) DATE: 3/10/64 FROM : SA JOHN EDWARD HEGARTY (#312) SUBJECT: LEE HARVEY OSWALD on GF . IS - CUBA (u\ 4 On 2/19/64, [av 3164~-s}a vised SA JOHN EDWARD HEGARTY that on the S¥ening of 2/18/64, an affair sponsored by the National Guardian was held at Town all in NYC; The informant advised that the featured speaker at the affair was MARK LANE, the attorney for Mrs. OSWALD, the mother of LEE HARVEY OSWALD. Infermant advised that also speaking at. the affair were JACK MIND who had written an article appearir \ the 1 of "New Republic", which article wag on\‘the OSWALD @ase. Informant also advised that a Brofessor \DAVID HABER, professor at Rutgers University oe RUBINSTEIN also spoke. The informant advised that there was a full house at the affair and in fact\many people were turned away. The informant stated that there were three or four recording machines in the hall mecording all of the speeches made. 1~100-93572 (NATLONAL GUARDIAN) 1-100-117844 ta RK LANE 1-100-1 ied WILLIAM WORTHY ) 1-100-9224 (ANNETTE RUBINSTEIN) 1-100-103390 TAMES ARONSON} 1-100-117235 (JANE MC MANUS 1-100-124991 (HANNAH LEHRNER) 1-100-136294 (DEIDRE GRISWOLD) 1-100-149890 (ROBERT PARENT) 1-100-149316 (PIERRE MEISNER) OB -62786) (GREER RUSSELL) 3 5638) ( Inv.) EH:mb (a 3} SEARCHED — veces Z| SERIALIZED __¢ ODE. a sire £1904 FBI— NEW YORK, - hh CONF ENT! | airy AW 53025 Docld:32157920 Page 2 '
NY 105-38431 (uj : NY srsunsfldvides that among those in attendance at the affair kno to him were the following: JAMES ARONSON JANE MC MANUS WILLIAM WORTHY HANNAH LEHRNER DEIDRE GRISWOLD PIERRE METSNER ROBERT PARENT . GREER RUSSEL, who was an usher anc who helped take up the collect:.on NY gists eivea that also present at the affair was the sk jockey ART FORD and his wife. \ NY 3164-S 4 Wed that after the completion of the speeches 3m 4 personal conversation with JANE MC MANUS, MC MANUS advised that Mrs. OSWALD is going to write a book and has a business agent by the name of WILLIAM LEVINSON (PH). NY 3164-8) dvised that he also spoke to WILLIAM WORTHY at the coné@lusion of the affair at which time WORTHY advised he had recently received information about a story that will break soon in the Cuban publication "Bohemia". WORTHY stated that the story concerns an incident that occurred in the mid West part of the US in the early fall of 1963. WORTHY stated that the story concerns a hijacking of a freight train loaded with arms and ammunition by a large group of Negroes, .. WORTHY stated that no publicity was given to the hijacking by the press at the time of the incident and he was able to pick up a few details on this within the last few days. According to the informant, WORTHY stated that he would like to break the story in the "Baltimore Afro-American" at the same time as "Bohemia". NY 3164-8 advised he attempted to obtain more information from WORTHY concerning this but WORTHY was reluctant to furnish any additional information cr perhaps, according to fhe informant, he had no additional information to furnish. Ne 2 ql N HW 53025 Docld:327167920 Page 3