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5 wa ad te SI Ae | 7 | TABLE OF CONTENTS ms y 2 | house of Representatives “Washington, DBD. Cc, 3 Subcommittee on the Assassination of i President John F, Kennedy of the . 4 | Select Committee on Assassinations August 10, 1978 @ 5 | Page | 3 | Testimony of Balmes Nieves Hidalgo, Jr. 5 cee] ~—e — ‘ ~s - & _ Qa 2 w 2 nm = & Mi +
tur BLuMe i i | | . 22 each occasion? Mr, Hidalgo, Let me see if I can recall that. It would \ nN i i 3 | fully and protecting myself and others. Mr. Goldsmith, I take it, returning to AMMUG, that this 3 not have been more than a week with the exception of the last - ‘@ 4 / one I think it was about ten to fourteen days, | | ; 5 | Mr, Goldsmith. Now was it your understanding that this | 6 woman who told you about Sylvia Duran, was it your understand- | 7 ing that she reported regularly on Duran? | | : Mr, Hidalgo. No, I knew she reported regularly but not | 7 specifically on Duran. ! io | Mr, Goldsmith. Was she a close associate of Sylvia Duran? an] Mr. Hidalgo. I don't know that. My interest in this | i 2 woman was simply one of getting my operation through. success- | | | i 1s individual was subjected to a series of intensive debriefings, © a is that correct? : - Mr. Hidalgo. Yes, sir. | 12 : Mr. Goldsmith. And in the course of these debriefings I | 9 | take it that he provided information regarding Lee Harvey | 20 | Oswald, is that correct? ! | Mr. Hidalgo. Not to me he didn't, sir. | | 7 Mr, Goldsmith, To whom did he provide information? : - 6 -4 Mr, Hidalgo, I don't know if he did, Not to me, All | _ i" the information that I was interested in getting from him and | ae my group was interested in was intelligence information of | Docld: 32277221 Wage 25 | | THD STAeltT
in 9) Docld: 322772271 =a Ls = be ivr wBeuALi 23 | Cuban operations against the United States and against other countries and it was just to get us an insight eye into the Cuban intelligence system. Mr. Goldsmith, Do you know whether AMMUG provided infor- mation concerning Oswald's contacts with DGI personnel in Mexico City? | Mr. Hidalgo. He spoke about Mexico City and I remember showing him many, many photographs from. that situation that | you mentioned before, the photographic surveillance. | Mr. Goldsmith. Did you ever show him any of the photo- graphs from the Mexico City station that had been obtained on Lee Harvey Oswald in Mexico City? | Mr, Hidalgo, All the photographs I remember showing him | were photographs provided to me by my direct superior in Washington headquarters and I assumed that all of them were > from this surveillance... Now perhaps others were included in that, I was not. Mr. Goldsmith. I understand. - My question is do you | recall whether he was shown any photographs of Lee Harvey Oswald? | Mr. Hidalgo, Not to my recollection, I did not. Whether he was shown photographs by my direct superior or at times when not. | | ! | | some other agent took over, I cannot comment on that but I did | | Mr. Goldsmith. Do you know whether AMMUG was permitted to) | | soe 26 TOP ereRrT
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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 : v9.4 HW 50529 DoclId: 322763470 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information HSCA 180-10110-10065 SECURITY CLASSIFIED FILES 047-JFK Document Information - HSCA 03/17/1978 4 RIVERO, MANOLO RAY FBI, FILES REPORT Unclassified Consulted Withhold 08/08/1993 Box 3. Page 1 Date: 10/20/20
HW 50529 Rea A Maud Carrj ect COMMITTEE SENSITIVE MANOLO RAY RIVERO File review, FBI, 3/17/78 File #65 - 76238 1. First telex dated June 1, 1977 to Director from San Juan Marked "Secret" Subject: Manuel Ray - Espinoage - Cuba On May 23, 1977, SOURCE advised that a known Cuban.intelligence agent known as "CARLOS" stated that when 9° °° visited Puerto Rico in January 1977, she was told by Manuel Ray that he was interested in meeting with CUIS (Cuban Intelligence). RAY said he would send her a letter in Cuba for contact. "CARLOS" made it appear that CUIS did not want any connection between So and RAY. CUIS wants no third party involvement. Source says RAY's meeting with CUIS would be in the near future. To date, RAY has not presented his permit to re-enter the United States for extension or reissue nor has any information been received as a result of the Fl stop placed with INS. Therefore, . any foreign travel on RAY's part is not known. Subject has been Observed at home and attempts being made to develop a neighborhood type source that can advise on his travel. CUIS could possibly contact RAY in the U.S. but that is not their usual method of operation. Bureau requested to forward this information to Legats Mexico City, Caracas and CIA. (Penciled note here "Not necessary since covered in leads to Legats Mexico and Caracas and CIA S.J. tel dd 5/12/77). 2. Telex May 13, 1977 to Director from San Juan. Secret Ref: Bureau teletype to San Juan dated 3/12/77 entitled "OCELOT" On 4/6/77, 9 -.. advised that during January 1977, 0) was visiting relatives in Puerto Rico. At the direction of a known Cuban Intelligence Service officer in Panama known as "The General", "|| 7 contacted RAY. Source advised that RAY is a Cuban exile now living in Puerto Rico. In approximately 1974, RAY had a construction business in Jamacia but had to leave Jamacia due to visa reasons. Source believed Cuban government wanted RAY out of Jamacia. | told RAY that Cuban government wanted to help him get his business visa again in Jamacia. After the meeting with * - _, RAY stated he would have to think about the Cuban offer. — Review of San Juan indices reflects RAY's involvement in anti- Castro activities in Puerto Rico and Miami -- was last affiliated with PARTIDO REVOLUCIONARIO del PUEBLO (PRP). File reflects that there were members of Cuban exile community who considered RAY as Pro-Castro. RAY denied this in FBI interview on 8/24/74. Said rumor based on his moderate stand that best way to get back into Cuba and to overthrow CASTRO was through negotiations with CASTRO. Docld:32763470 Page 2? COMMITTEE SENSITIVE
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JFK Assassination System Date: 10/20/20 Identification Form Agency Information Peleased under the John Kennedy AGENCY : HSCA WSsassination Records RECORD NUMBER: _ 180-10110-10104 nllection het of 1992 ; (44 USC 2107 Note). RECORD SERIES: SECURITY CLASSIFIED FILES ase#:NWU 54653 Date: AGENCY FILENUMBER: — 127-JFK oo Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: TO: TITLE: : DATE: — 11/24/1963 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : OSWALD, LEE, MURDER BY RUBY DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT CLASSIFICATION: _ Secret RESTRICTIONS : — Consulted \ CURRENT STATUS: = Withhold . DATE OF LASTREVIEW: = 08/16/1993 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Box 4. ~ HW 54653 DocId: 32263509 Page 1
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POI OUT ATA PIAR mgs Wun Uriiuink USE QALY pax Army criminal investigative files revealed information on individuals of the following names who may be of interest to the Committee: Mary Arnold James Bridges David Johnson James Parker Robert Webster George Wilson None of the criminal files reflects any travel to Warsaw Pact countries or any possibility of defection. 5. October 18, 1978 letter. Army searches completed. An Army investigative file on Osvaldo Aurelio Pino Pino was located, and is available for review. 6. November 8, 1978 letter. a. The Army has already searched for this information in response to an undated letter received from the Committee on June 1, 1978. The Army found no evidence that protective services from the President or Vice President were rendered in Dallas in 1963. b. This question was also asked in the letter received on June l, and the Army response was forwarded to you on July 26, 1978. c. The Army has repeatedly searched for information on Oswald. Mrs. Volner explained in a letter dated September 12, 1978, the lack of any record of destruction of the Oswald file; on July 26, 1978 a fact sheet was also transmitted describing the circumstances relating to the destruction. The Committee requested information on Alex Hidell on April 12, 1978; the Army found no information on him. by + ay At Tab C is a copy of a letter recently received by the Army relating to the Kennedy assassination. The original was sent. on to General (Ret.) Westmoreland, and a copy furnished to the FB! for such action as it considers appropriate. At Tab D is a report located recently in Army files that mentions Lee Harvey Oswald. Although not requested by the Committee, it may be of interest. FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY HW 54756 DBocld:322763534 Page 4
20 21 23 24 25 DoclId: 322764096 41 committee and relate what you have to say." That is not the way, in my opinion, you investigate. To investigate means field interviews, it means being able to analyze what this witness is saying, to be able to then check the areas of corroboration or the areas to disprove what he is saying. xe is only when that information has been tested that there is then, in that instance, reason to then bring him and have him under oath, let's say, before a committee or a subcommittee. There is another way in which the committee aids in the investigation. Obviously, when we talk to people they do not have to talk to us; they can tell us to go jump in the lake. It is important to be able to then say, "Well, you do not want to talk to us, fine, we are subpgenaing you before a subconm- mittee of the Congress of the United States, and that is where you are going to testify." So it is a device to be able to use in the investigative process; hopefully along the line as information is developed to be able, perhaps, to also use the terms “public hear ings" if what is developed is developable and does not thwart the continuing investigation and is in the area that ought to be imparted publicly. But you need to have, to do an investigation, the ability to put people on a polygraph if they would agree to do it. I do not happen to think the polygraph is gospel. I would age 76
: vated ; BL 89-438 re? ‘ ENCLOSURES | | To President's Conmuission  . re Enclosed for the President's Commission are two copies of the following described exhibit, together with information as to where the results of investigation concerning such exhibit are reflected: . . Co Where Results of — Exhibit Number Description = Investigation Reported a - B-232 (Q606) Anonymous letter . Instant report, pages. . . received by New 9-12 oo York Office of FBI from Huddersfield, England, on July 24, 1964 , HW 50529 DocId: 32263603 Page 5
_ CONFIDENTIAL OSWALD, Lee Harvey (1) GENERAL OVERALL PROCEDURES: A ~ Generally the request for the preparation of a lock-out card comes from the Passport Office's (a) Domestic Operations Division, (b) Foreign Cperations Division, (c) Legal Division, and (d) the Department's Office of Finance, Oo (a) Domestic Onerations Mvision: Easically the Domestic Cperations Division (DO) handles all applications for psssports within the United States. The application is generally received: in a passport agency, where it is reviewed by an adjudicator to Geternine, among other things, whether or not it has been proper- ly executed, and whether the applicant is seeking to travel in restricted areas, Assuming the application does not indicate restricted travel and that it is properly executed, the appli- cant's name and date of birth are teletyped to Washington, D. C., where it is checked through the Clearance Section to determine whether or not a look-out card exists. If one does not exist the passport is issued routinely, if a card does exist the is- suance of the passport is held in abeyance and the applicant's passport file is reviewed prior to the issuance of the passport, In cases where the application indicates a prior passport has been issued and that it is potentially valid the agency requests the applicant to present it for examination, If the passport has expired the applicant is not requested to present it, When an application indicates a desire to travel in countries for which there are travel restrictions and the applicant persists in his desire, a letter of explanation is requested end is forwarded to the Department together with the epplication for determination, Further, applications which ratse a question of citizenship, loss of citizenship, or a possibility of fraud are forwarded to the Department for decision. When such a question of citizenship arises it is referred to a Senior Adjudicator who makes a deter- mination. If it is decided there is prima facie evidence indi- cating a lack of citizenship or a loss of citizenship, a look- out card is requested by preparing a refusal shect, The pur pose of the look-out card is primarily to serve as a "flag" or an "alert" to the Passport Office, In the event a passport is . subsequently applied for it will not be issued routinely, but a review of the applicant's file by a Senior Adjudicator will then be made to determine whether or not a passport may be duly . issued, Docld: 322763549 Page 6
CONFIDENTIAL “OSWALD, Lee Harvey (a) It is recommended that in all cases where the person seeking a passport indicates a desire to travel behind the Iron Curtain and evidence of a prior passport exists, the. {ndividual's passport file be reviewed and his name checked through indices of the Office of Security for possible CIA or FBI inforration prior to the issuance of a pessport. (b) It is recommended that in all cases where a passport stamped for limited travel is presented, the passport file should be requested and reviewed prior to the issuance of a passport. (c) It is recommended that in all cases where an indivi- dual has attempted to expatriate himself a look-out card should be requested, prepared and filed. Also, if the individual should apply in the future for a passport the passport file should be reviewed end his name checked through the indices of the Office of Security for the reason as indicated under (a) above. (a) It is recommended that in all cases where a repatria- ‘tion loan is granted because the applicant for the loan comes thin the purview. of 7 FAK 423.1-2 (the person is involved in -g@ situation damaging to U. S, prestige), the Passport Office be advised of the facts surrounding SCSts decision. . (e). It 4s recommended that in all cases where the Passport Office is apprised as recommended in the preceding paragraph (4d) a look-out card be requested, prepared and filed in the name of the individual, (f) If the pertinent regulations do not already so state, © jt is recommended they be amended making it mandatory for the overseas post granting the loan to forward a copy of the loan application together with the invoice to the Office of Finance, D —- The Security of the Clearance Section as described above is believed to be adequate. However, it. is felt that access into the Clearance Section during working hours should be more closely controlled, In this regard the following are recommended: -14- CONFIDENTIAL Docld: 322763549 Page 270
CONFIDENTIAL OSWALD, Lee Harvey Willard J, POBINSON, granted EO 10450 clearance on 3/10/60 Irwin ROSENSTEIN, granted BO 10450 clearance on 4/17/61 ~- resigned 7/29/62 Willie J, POSS, granted EO 10450 clearance on 10/26/60 - resigned 11/15/63 Robert E, RUSSUM, grented BO 10450 clearance on 7/11/60 Mack E, SANEUJRN, granted BO 10450 clearance on 1/16/59 Snirley SALERNO nee BRUNO, granted EO 10450 clearance on 12/20/61 resigned 11/27/63 Benjamin T, SAUNDERS, Jr., granted 10 10450 clearance on 11/2/62 Crlendo Karson SEXTON, granted 180-day clearence on 12/22/60 - resigned 3/17/61 Ambrose SHIEF, granted EO 10450 clearance on 3/30/56 William SOUTHWORTH, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/11/62 resigned 9/29/62 David A, SPEAR, granted EO 10450 clearence on 3/16/61 - terminated 4/11/61 Everett STANARD, granted EO 10450 clearance on 5/15/61 Shirley 0, STEPHENS, granted 180-day clearance on 4/4/63 — terminated © 41/1/63 Bruce R, STOCKDALE, granted 180-day clearance on 12/16/60 - resigned Docld: 32263549 1/6/61 Robert E, L, THOMAS, grented EO 10450 clearance on 7/6/54 Franklin L, TINKER, Jr., granted 180-day clearance on 12/5/60 terminated 12/11/61 M eases, -26- CG oe Fa os IDENTIAL Page 33
CONFIDENTIAL OSWALD, Lee Harvey Arthur M, TOMPKINS, Jr., granted EO 10450 clearance on 9/11/62 Corrine TRUEHEART, granted EO 10450 clearance on 7/5/55 Steven K, TRYON, granted EO 10450 clearence on 3/28/62 - resigned 4/6/62 Timothy T. TULLOCH, granted 180-day clearance on 1/24/61 - - resigned 3/28/61 Ronald J, TULLY, granted 160-day clearance on 11/9/61 - resigned 3/16/62 Douglas B, UTHUS, granted EO 10450 cleerance on 7/13/61 - resigned 8/3/61 . Elsie WALKER, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/27/54 Wilbur P, WALKER, granted BO 10450 clearance on 10/21/59 - resigned 10/14/60 Tadao | N, WALLACE, granted BO 10450 clearance on 4/12/61 - resigned “1/1/62 Gene L. WEEKS, granted 180-day clearance on 1/31/61 - terminated 8/31/61 - Cheryl WHITE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 71/3/63 Lois WHITE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 1/27/55 and 6/14/55 separated 12/28/61 Mary E, WHITEHEAD, granted EO 10450 clearance on 6/22/59 Willian R. WHITLOW, Jr., granted HO 10450 clearance on 6/18/63 Agnes Lee WILLS, granted 180-day clearance on 12/17/63 | Donald HOODWARD, granted EO 10450 clearance on 4/28/61 - terminated of . 5/12/61 Eadte iM, YOUNG, granted BO 10450 clearance on 3/28/63 - resigned 8/30/63 -27- CONFIDENTIAL Docld:32263549 Page 34
CONFIDENTIAL CSWALD, Lee ‘Harvey The following information was contributed by the Office of Security, Executive Office to be incorporated with this report: Cheryl 3, WHITE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 7/3/63 William R, WHITLOW, Jr., granted EO 10450 clearance on 6/18/63 Arthur A, AGETCN, Jr., granted 180-dey clearance on 4/19/63 - resigned 11/1/63 Gerald L. AMCS, granted EO 10450 clearance on 1/25/63 and Cryptographic clearance Doris I, BERKEY, granted EO 10450 clearance on 12/5/62 Richard A, BIENVENUE, granted EO 10450 clearance on 2/6/63 and Cryptographic clearance August J, BLESKE, granted BO 10450 clearance on 1/9/63 and Cryptographic clearance ~ Barbara J, BLUME, granted BO 10450 clearance on 5/12/59 Rita MN, BOUDREAU, granted BO 10450 clearance on 11/27/62 and Cryptographic and Cosric clearance Jean A, BOYCE, granted BO 10450 clearance on 1/22/63 and Cryptographic clearance Sidney L, BOYLES, granted EO 10450 clearance on 10/26/62 and _  - 1/10/63 and Cryptographic clearance Maxcine V, BROWN, granted BO 10450 clearance on 11/14/62 Lois A, BUTKUS, granted EO 10450 clearance on 12/31/62 and Cosmic clearance Nina ©, CANNON, granted EO 104,50 clearance on 12/26/62. and Cosmic/Cryptogrephic clearance Ann CARLSON, granted EO 10450 clearence on 4/9/63 - resigned 11/24/63 -28~ CONFIDENTIAL Docld: 32263549 Page 35
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