14-00000 - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT > |. s. (QB) |= RECIPIENT(S) - . . . , ; ‘ on tere es a cI a cer era = i ae tion, but he appears to be unable in some cases to evaluate information properly." : . ‘ hoo, 27 January 1964 CSCI-3/779,729 Subject: The Assassination of President Kennedy; . * — FBI "1. In connection with our efforts to check possible relatives of Marina Nikolayevna OSWALD, nee PRUSAKOVA, widow of the suspected assassin of — President KENNEDY, Lee Harvey OSWALD, our attention was drawn to one \ Lyudmila Nikolayevna PRUSAKOVA, who was one of 28 Soviet students invited |- by the Scotish Union of Students to visit England as tourists,in May 1960. A visa application compteted by PRUSAKOVA on 17 March.1960, copy of which has been acquired from the. British internal services, disclosed the fol- lowing background information: ... e a ee 2, While there is no indication that PRUSAKOVA is related to Marina Nikolayevna OSWALD, your Bureau may wish to discuss’ this information with Marina OSWALD because of such possibility. In the event that PRUSAKOVA is. related to (or known to) Marina OSWALD, we would appreciate being so ad- vised." Don yo pe ; . oo, ja 30 January 1964  CSCI-3/779,814 Subject: Jack L. RUBY, Lee Harvey OSWALD - a FBI ictim Civil Rights.) ° Sa . ' "1. Reference is made to your memorandum of 7 January 1964 ,subject as above, concerning a report of a visit. to Cubajin ‘early 1963 made by Jack’. L. RUBY, assassin of Lee Harvey. OSWALD.. ‘This Agency’ has recéiyed a simi- lar report from a sounce to the effect that RUBY was in Havaria in late. 1962 or in early 1963. ...-. Our source stated.that following indi- . vidual could verify the above information:... 200 0 2", eo | ec ne | . — . i "Evidio Bernardo PEREIRA Acosta. .:. . . + (whose) | address September 1963 was 821 SW 2nd Street, Miami. Florida. "2. We suggest that_your Bureau may prefer to’interview PEREIRA Acosta... . . # "sa. We would appreciate receiving the results of your interview of | PERETRA Acosta. Your Bureau will be advised in.thé: event we"receive fur- . ther information relating to this matter." Spy 7 bar ® . . hs
14-00000 « - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - -.. | | (A (B) , - RECIPIENT(S) - 4 February 1964 = CSCI-3/779,817 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. : | FBI | FBI "1. In response to your communication, DL 100-10461, dated 31 December ; 1963, your file (S) 105-82555, subject as above, enclosed is'the requested - information from the files of this agency. This information covers names, addresses, and telephone numbers relating to the Soviet Union." a ~4 February 1964 CSCI-3/779,988 Subject: Lee Harvey-OSWALD, | | FBI FBI "1. Subsequent to the preparation of: our CSCI-3/779,817, dated 4 February 1964, subject as above, in response to your communication DE-100-10461, dated 31 December. 1963, file number (S) 105-82555, additional information on the subject has come to our attention. This information ‘was received from your office in your communication DBA 59901, dated 20 December 1963. It is repeated below for the convenience of your pérsonnel involved in the OSWALD case... .. .!! Se oo ue Fe 18 February 1964 “Memorandum for Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation; * FBI, Warren Com- Subject: Assassination of President John F. Kennedy. [DDP*:4- 0861] | mission ‘1. Your memorandum dated 6 December 1963, file DL 100-10461, ... lists 47 photographs which were among the-effects of Lee Hai'vey OSWALD, and made available to your Bureau by . . - of ithe Dallas Police Depart- ; ment. . . . It appears that most of the photographs were taken in the — USSR and depict Soviet contacts of OSWALD.or scenes. an the Soviet Union. \ . So ee . "2. In connection with our efforts to assist:the President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy. by providing information. which might he helpful in interpreting available materials. relating. to OSWALD's . activities abroad, we would appreciate recetving at your eatliest conven- . ience one copy of each of these photographs, or exemplars, from which we aa can make copies. ge val js oo . - _— Ty, | . | : 18 February 1964 Memorandum for Mr. Thomas L. HUGHES, The Director of Intelligence _ & FBI, State, Warren and Research, Department of State. , a Tos ; Commission Subject: Assassination of President John :F. Kennedy - Verification of .
14-00000 - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - Entry in "Historic Diary".  - -_ - ° [DDP 4-0864] "l. . « « In a document entitled ‘Historic Diary' there appears an entry which refers to 'an elderly American'. The entry is under the date 26 October 1959 when OSWALD was allegedly confined in an unidentified Moscow hospital. .. . It is apparent that every effort should be inade to iden-| tify the elderly American, if he existed. - + « ‘We assumé the lead is still outstanding. It is our recommendation that the Department of State urgently request through its channels a careful. search of Embassy and Con- sular records in Moscow which might reveal the identity of an elderly . American hospitalized at the end of October 1959 and possibly registered with the Embassy as a tourist. An independent confirmation of this de- tail could be of freat significance in validating ‘the entriés of OSWALD's ‘Historic Diary’ and would possibly lead to the development of additional information on OSWALD's stay in the USSR." a 19 February 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General. Counsel etc. | Subject: Cuban Consulate and Embassy in Mexico City. - [DDP. 4-4581] ‘1. Reference is made to your letter of 10 February 1964, rélative to in- formation supplied by this Agency on the activities of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City... . oe PG : "3. We surmise that the reference in OSWALD's letter of 9 November to a man who had since been replaced must refer to: Cuban Consul Hugsebio AZCUE, who left Mexico for Cuba on permanent transfer on. 18 November 1963, four’ days before the assassination. AZCUE had. been. in Mexico for., eighteen years and it was known (to us) as early as September 1963 that he was to be replaced. His replacement. did arrive in September. AZCUE was schedu- led to leave in October but did not leave until 18 Novenber.! : oo, Bye Aer. , "4. We do not know who might have told OSWALD that AZCUE or’ any other Cuban had heen or was to ‘be replaced, but we speculate that Silvia DURAN or some Soviet official might have mentioned it if OSWALD complained about AZCUE'sS altercation with him." ge 2h February 1964 CSCI-3/779,988 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. eens ae meet enn a (A) (B) - RECIPIENT(S) - P.c. Warren Commission FBI FBI
14-00000 + I - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT ’- | *” | (A) OB : - RECIPIENT(S) - SS SSS "2. Concerning the entry on page 63 of OSWALD's address book: ‘Lev SETYAEV - Radio Moscow... .' a report from your office dated 20 December 1963, subject: Lillie May RAHM, contains the ifollowing information: Annette (nee ZUGOFF) SETYAEVA, ... . is married to-a Leo SETYAEV who worked for Radio Moscow; ... ." cre a Warren Commission Secret Service. FH FBI Subject: Summary of Findings in Regard to Allegations by Mohammed REGGAB Relative to Marina OSWALD. ar _ [DDP 4-1171] - §& March 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General -Counsel etc. + a, "iL. On 26 November 1963, Mohammed REGGAB, a Moroccan student: in West Ber- lin, made a statement that he could supply information on a’'Marina Niko- lovna' who he asserted: was identical with Mrs; Marina OSWALD. ‘The attach- ment is a summary of our findings in regard to REGGAB's allegation. The report covers investigation including polygraphing in Berlin-and inquiries conducted in Morocco during the period 26 November 1964 to l:March 1964. "2. It is our. conclusion that REGGAB's story of his acquaintance with “Mrs. Marina OSWALD is a fabrication." oe a oo . ae | 29 March 1964 CSCI-3/789,612 Subject: Assassination of President’ John F. * Kennedy. a i FBI “lL. In the course of our research of files pertaining to areas of the USSR in which Lee Harvey OSWALD allegedly resided, ia photograph of an in- dividual closely resembling OSWALD Was uncovered. ~~ a a "2. Our files indicate that this photograph “(Attachment A) ‘came from a color transparency taken in Minsk, USSR, on of about 11 August: 1961, by an American tourist, Oats teeny a, KRAMER, whose “address atthe time was. P. 0. Box 985, Solvang, California. : "3. Mrs. KRAMER and Miss NAMAN, both of ‘whom! aré United States citizens, were contacted by this Agency on -a one-time basis, -following' their return from their tour of the USSR. . Re oe a "6. Mrs, KRAMER, . . . furnished this Agency with 160 color'transparen- cies taken during the trip. ee Jon
14-00000 - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT ‘- (A) oe (B) - RECIPIENT(S) - (31 March 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, Genéral: Counsel et "9. This office would be interested in. any pertinent information which interviews of Mrs. KRAMER and Miss NAMAN by your office might possibly provide... ." wt . , 27 March 1964 | Memorandum for Mr. Thomas L, HUGHES ;. ‘The Director of ;Intelligence and Research, Department of State. . Fe, vi Subject: Assassination of President John F. ‘Kennedy - Verification of Entry in "Historic Diary". PR [DDP 4-1606] "2. We have received a report that the hospital to which OSWALD was taken by Soviet authorities after the suicide dttempt mentioned in his ‘Historic Diary' may have been the Botkinskaya Hospital in Moscow. The 1958 and 1962 Moscow telephone directories for Organizations and Institutions, list a hospital named S. P. Botkina. Our specialists advise that a@ native of Moscow would normally refer to this hospital as the "Botkinskaya'. It is said to be the hospital to which foreigners and diplomatic personnel are generally taken in the event of an emergency or serious illness, and the building or wing of the hospital is reported to be especially: designated for this purpose. — po ao "3. We would appreciate receiving information on. any Americans who might have been patients at the 'Botkinskaya' in the fall of 1959 that may be contained in your files or those of your Embassy in Moscow." -:) Subject: Reports on Activities and Travel of*Lee Harvey Lot Marin Nikolevna OSWALD. | ER Ji[DDP 4-1655] - el eae py ‘1. Reference is made to the second paragraph:.of your memorandum dated 12 February 1964, and the second paragraph of yotir ‘memorandum ofjj16 March 1964, relative to disseminations of information made by CIA toj/the Secret . Service. Oh Ie ‘3. Attached to this memorandum are exact copies of two teletyped messa- ges relative to the travels and activities of.the -OSWALDs (Attachments A and B). .. . In Attachment C, OUT Teletype no. :85715, are found refer- ences to two other teletyped messages (OUT no. 85182 and OUT no. 85665) which describe one Richard Thomas GIBSON, . ee ee Paraphrases. of no. 85162 and no. 85665 are included as Attachments D-and E." . ed State, Warren Com- _ mission, FBI Warren Commission
14-00000 Fnvieinoainasavanenseseaenessnenansgsunnmasareanesnne-acae tree eat 3 April 19 7 Anril 19 £ ! - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - (20: 64 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General Counsel etc. Subject: Richard Thomas GIBSON. * [DDP 4-1699] "2. Attached to this memorandum is the exact text of OUT Teletype no. 89970, dated 18 December 1963, which contains..the report of an interview with GIBSON held by a U.S. consular:officer in’ Paris. This message was | disseminated to the White House, Department of State, Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to the Secret Service." . 64 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General Counsel etc. -_ Subject: Mohammed REGGAB a  [DDP 4-1786] "2. The CIA Station in Berlin has reported that, contrary to his promise, _ REGGAB has not written since his return to Morocco, and apparently has not 29 April 1 24 April 1 come back to Berlin. Knowledgeable sources which are usually reliable State that, as of 10 March, REGGAB has not fulfilled the legal formalities required of foreigners arriving in that city. - It is apparent, therefore, that he has not returned to Berlin." 1. a a 964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General ‘Counsel etc. Subject: BND Report Pertaining to Allegations Concerning Anton ERDINGER. ae | {DDP 4-1997] "1. We have studied the BND report forwarded: by your letter lof 26 March 1964. A review of CIA files reflects no pertinent data on the’ prin¢ipals involved. ~ . "2. There is one report to the effect that Guenther GRONA (Mentioned on page 4 of the BND report) was under investigation in 1963 by; West -Gérman authoritiles. He was a journalist and correspondent for an Bast-Berlin °°. radio station. The basis for, and: the otitcome of, the investigation. is not reflected in CIA files. However, in view'of the peripheral ‘nature of. his involvement in the matter being considered, his activities‘are be- ~ ... lieved to have little or no bearing on the investigation." a 964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, Général: ounsel ete. Subject: Lydia DIMYTRUK; Acquaintance of Marina OSWALD. w -[DDP 4-2099] Jonorandum for Ne. pan GS = (A) (B) * State . P.C. FBI FBI - RECIPIENT(S) - Warren Commission | Warren Commission - Warren Commission Warren Commission
14-00000 ‘ 2? boes Thy ~ DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - °° : (A) (B) / "= RECIPIENT(S) - “1. Reference is made to the report of Special Ageng Robert: P. GEMBERLING dated 30 November 1963, ... . This communciation reported an interview | by the FBI of Mr. George A. BOUHE on 23 November 1963 in which Mr. BOUHE ‘referred to a Lydia DIMYTRUK of Fort Worth, Texas, ‘who allegedly had asso- ciated with Marina N. OSWALD. ate Ss "2. The files of this Agency contain the following pertinent: information on one Lydia DYMITRUK who may be identical with the Lydia DIMYTRUK referred to above: - Se = 28 April 1964 | CSCI-3/780,996 Subject: Yuri Ivanovich NOSENKO,:;Espionage - . Russia. 4 : we "1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 6 March 1964, subject as above, file (S) 65-68530; in which you requested information:jwhich would tend to corroborate or disprove NOSENKO's information concerning Lee: Harvey OSWALD. Our files contain the following informations from NOSENKO on OSWALD which may amplify or contradict the information forwarded in reference: ... ." Oe i 29 April 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J.: Lee RANKIN, General Counsel etc. Subject: Photograph of Lee Harvey OSWALD... - [DDP 4-2160] Warren Commission FBI "1. <As the result of a search of our graphics files for pictures perti- nent to the story of Lee Harvey OSWALD's ‘Sojourn.in the USSR,we have found the attached photograph (Attachment 'A') of a group of::persons stan- ding near the Palace of Culture in Minsk. This photograph Was taken by an American tourist in Minsk on or about 11 August. 1961. . Although the persons in the photograph are not identified in our files, we believe on the basis of comparison with other pictures that the second person from. the right is Lee Harvey OSWALD. Se rr rn ge : "3. It is worth noting that the person believed to be OSWALD is. wearing a short-sleeved sport shirt of the same design: or pattern agone worn by OSWALD in pictures taken of him in his apartment in Minsk in-1962. Copies] of two such photographs, which were found among “OSWALD's effects after his arrest and forwarded to us by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, are attached for comparison purposes. mL 7 i
14-00000 - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - mee re "4. Attachment 'A' appears to substantitate OSWALD's presence in Minsk at least during the summer of 1961 and to indicate that he. had contact at least on one occasion with American tourists visiting that city, as he once claimed in a letter to his brother, Robert. OSWALD." 8 May 1964 | Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee-RANKIN, General Counsel etc. Subject: Marina OSWALD's Notebook. | Ce ~ -’ [DDP 4-2351] “Attached herewith is information. from this Agency's files on the entries in Marina OSWALD's notebook, a copy of which was received frém the Federal “Bureau of Investigation under their communication dated 13 April 1964. 11 May 196 Copies of this attachment have been forwarded jto the Federal Bureau of In- vestigation." 4 -CSCI-3/781,172 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD - Intérhal Security Russia ~ Cuba. oe In response to your communication dated 13 April 1964, file number (S} 195-8255, subject as above, attached herewith is a compilation of in- formation from the files of-this Abency on names, addresses; and telephone ~ numbers relating to the Soviet Union, which were extracted ftom an address 15 May “196 book identified as belonging to Marina OSWALD." 4 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General . Counsel etc. Subject: Role of the Cuban Intelligence. Service. in Processing Visa Appli- gants; Reaction of that Service to the Assassination of President Kennedy. "1. Within the very recent period, this Agency has established contact with a well-placed individual who has been in closé. and proldiiged contact with ranking officers of the Cuban Diréccion General de Intelligencia (Directorate General for Intelligence < I).' His‘ knowledge’ of DGY activi ties, techniques, and personalities is direct and profound. .This Agency has queried him in detail on possible contacts. between Lee Harvey OSWALD and the DGI prior to the assassination of President Kennedy. .A report on the anformation thus obtained is. attached to this memorandum." (A) (B) FBI FBI # - RECIPIENT(S) - — . Warren Commission FBI FBI, Warren Com- mission - Warren Commission FBI
14-00000 { - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - (A) (B) ~ RECIPIENT(S) - . . ee = a a Lest tieeerenenasameaneenre ee 19 May 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General Counsel etc. Subject: Allegations: of Pfc Eugene B. DINKIN,.U.S. Army, Relative to As- Sassination Plot against President Kennedy. ' [DDP 4-2534] "1. Reference is made to paragraph 2 of your memorandum , dated February 12, 1964, requesting that the Commission be furnished copies of dissemina- tions relative to the assassination of President Kennedy that were sent to the Secret Service. 2, nd reverts after the assassination the CIA Station in Geneva, Swit- zerland, reported allegations concerning a plot to-assassinate President Kennedy that were made by Pfc Eugene B. DINKIN, U.S. RA-76710292, on 6 and 7 November 1963, in Geneva while absent without leave Army ,. serial number from his unit in Metz, France. Available details of this charge, together with information on its exploitation by Alex des. FONTAINES, a Time-Life stringer in Geneva, were disseminated as OUT Teletype message no. 85770, on 29 November 1963. This dissemination was sent to the White House, Department of State, and Federal Bureau of Investigation, with a copy to the Secret Service. "3. Since the Geneva Station cooperated with the U.S. Military Attache in assembling information on this affair, and the Military Attache reported through his channels, the Commission may have already received information of PFC DINKIN's allegations." tye 19 May 1964 _CSCI-3/781 ,386 Subject: Paul DIMITRIK (aka Pavel DYMITRUK): "ll. Reference is made to your communication ces on Paul DIMITRIK (aka Pavel DYMITRUK) . ‘of 1 May 1964 requesting tra- “En je de > "2. The files of this Agency. contain the foliewing’ pertinentitinformation on one Pavel DYMITRUK, born 28 February 1924 in Stariye-Derend,: USSR, who appears to be identical with Subject and his wife Lydia DYMITRUK:. oe 22 May 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General:Counsel etc. Subject: Anonymous Telephone Calls to Unite Australia, Relative to Planned Assassination “a ada is d States Embassy ‘in Canberra, Sident Kennedy. — .Of Pre é ..(DDP 4-2624] Navy Navy — Warren Commission Navy 8 Warren Commission
14-00000 - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - 7 (A) (3) : - RECIPIENT(S) - "l. I refer again to paragraph two of your memorandum, dated 12 February 1964, relative to disseminations to the Secret Service made by CIA. "2. On 24 November 1964, CIA received from the Department of the Navy a copy of a cable from the Naval Attache in Canberra, Australia’ IN 67327,. TOP SECTRET, later downgraded to SECRET), reporting a telephdne conversa- tion the previous day with an anonymous individual who had déscribed hin- self as a Polish chauffeur for the Soviet Embassy of that city. This indi vidual, while discussing several matters of intelligence interest, touched . | on the possibility that the Soviet: Government. had financed the assassina- : ‘ tion of President Kennedy. Reference. was made in this. cabie:to the receipt of a similar anonymous telephone call on 15 October: 1962... ' , "3. Upon receipt of this cable from Navy CIA took ‘the following action: ‘4, The CIA Station in Canberra arranged for discussion of the calls with the Australian security service. In the opinion of the Australian authori a ties, the caller was a crank. , a aero ne Fa ae 27 May 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, General Counsel etc. * Warren Commission Subject: Letter Accusing the Chinese Communists of: Plotting ‘the Assassina tion of President Kennedy. — oA a7 ' . Meee died 12 Febru- Boe te, wa "1. Reference is made to paragraph two of your memorandum date ary, requesting copies of disseminations relative to the assassination of President Kennedy that were sent to the Secret’Service. |). . "2. Shortly after the assassination the United States Embassy: in Stock-: holm received ailetter, mailed on 25 November “1963; which acéused the Chinese Communist of plotting this act. This ;information wa4 ‘disseminated . on 9 December to the White House, Department of State, Federal Bureau-of. Investigation, with a copy to the Secret Service. “The exact "text: of. the - dissemination is attached to this memorandum.:3:. 9° - CB . ors . I So, "3. In view of the fact that this letter was received at the‘ United States ; § “ Embassy, the Commission may have already received information about the - document from the Department of State." st Lt
14-00000 cntetegunaseae seme - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT:- 000) 5 June 1964 Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, General Counsel etc. . Subject: Documents on Lee Harvey OSWALD Furnished by the Soviet Govern- ment. oo ' (DDP 4-1764] ‘1. The Soviet documents forwarded to this Agency under your letter of 20 May 1964 provide some additional detail on OSWALD. The’information in these documents parallels that already availahle from other sources, and * does not contradict our previous information. The documents do clarify somewhat OSWALD's alleged occupation at the Minsk radio plant. giving the -- Original Russian terms used in decsribing his job. ... "2. The following points relating to thé documents are worth noting: “a. A significant omission from the. materials: provided is the. letter ' OSWALD allegedly wrote to the Supreme Soviet requesting Soviet citi- zership. ... . ee a "b. OSWALD signed a receipt in 1960 for his Identity Document for Stateless Persons, and a second receipt in 1962 for his ‘Identity Decument for Foreigners. The Similarity of wording of the receipts regarding his understanding of Soviet residence and travél regula- tions further supports our belief that such regulations ‘are identical or nearly identical for bearers of either: type of identity document. This means that OSWALD should have obtained permission ih July 1961 to travel to Moscow, but, as we know. from other cases, fhilure to ob- tain travel permission is not uncommon and not; a seriousi.offense. “c. The includsion of Marina's exit visa''a i in view of the fact that the Commission had; not requested’ information on Marina. ... .. So ge TAR "d. The Soviet translators for OSWALD's arly documents: are believed to be identical with persons already referred to in OSWALD's ‘diary’. ° @ * . . ? * : ” "3. The format and wording of subject documents: appear to bé: consistent with Soviet practice." " yee an 3 June 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, Génerai: Counsel etc. ra pplication'.ds singular; “(A)” P.C. aren Sane - RECIPIENT(S) - Warren Commission Warren Commission
14-00000 S June .196 - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT - Subject: George and Jeanne de MOHRENSCHILDT a EDDP 4=2770] "1. Reference is made to your memorandum-of 31. March 1964 requesting any information on George and Jeanne de MOHRENSCHILDT that is available in CIA files. Our review shows that the files contain reports received from other U.S. Government agencies, primarily the:FBI as well as some informa- tion developed by this Agency in 1957 and 1958: The review also produced references to information in the records: of the. Coordinator.of Information and the Office of Strategic Services. According .to records;of those agen- cies, George de MOHRENSCHILDT had been considered. for employment’ in 1942, but was not hired because he was alleged to be’ a Nazi espionage agent. No information developed by CIA {or its predecessors) before the assassina- tion of President Kennedy had established any link between the de MOHREN- SCHILDTs and Lee Harvey OSWALD or his family. "9. You may also wish to make inquiries at the Office of Naval Intelli- rence; the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence, Department of the Army ; the Department of State, and the Civil Service:Commission because these departments also have information about George:de MOHRENSCHILDT." 4 Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, Gerieral Counsel etc. Subject: Allegations Regarding Intelligence Training School in Minsk, USSR. | gs  [DDP 4-2844} . a yo. "1. Allegations of the existence of a. Soviet ‘intelligence and/or sabotage training school in Minsk, USSR, have. come to the attention 6f the Agency’ from press reviews. Also, there had been-an informal inquity from a mem- ber of the Commission, Mr. DULLES, very recently on this detail.. I take this opportunity to furnish to the Commission ithe informatién.which the Agency had on this topic." ae . Ce an oe . at "2. A careful review of CIA fileshaé produced no ‘hard information regar- | ding Soviet intelligence or sabotage training! i ‘Minsk since 1947. cee 5 June 1964 CSCI-3/781,543 Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. "1. As your Bureau is aware, the Clandestine Services is developing a machine collation program to handle information on .the Cuban intelligence (B) FBI - RECIPIENT(S) - Warren Commission FBI
14-00000 { 12 June 1964 Memorandum for Mr. J. ' - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT ’- and security services. As yet, the data base'is very narrow; with the re- Sult that any search against the program has a very limited chance of sucé cess. Nonetheless, a search was made using those items of information whith which are known relating to the two letters from Havana, one dated 10 No- vember 1963 and addressed to OSWALD, and the other dated 27:November 1963 and addressed to the Attorney General. 2 Rs, "2. . . . The print-out listed .19 names, of: which’ only two seemed to hold any interest. A review of the files on these two eliminated one, leaving a singie candidate. | a "3. At the samie time, a routine name trace has been run in’ the main index on the name Mario del Rosario Molina, the name’ with which the 27 November 1963 letter was Signed. There were no traces ‘on that name,:but informa- tion was available on two persons with somewhdt similar namés. .. . f 10 June 1964 © ~ Memorandum for Mr. J. Lee RANKIN, Genéral Counsel ,étc. Subject: Information Concerning Jack RUBY (aka Jack RUBENSTEIN) and His | Associates. He ai ; OY "1. Reference is made to your memorandum of 19. May 1964, requesting that this Agency furnish any information iniits files relative to Jack RUBY , his activities, and his associates. Examination of CIA records has failed: to produce information on Jack RUBY or his activities. We dlso have no in dication that RUBY and Lee Harvey OSWALD ever knew -éach other, were asso- ciated, or might have been connected in any maiiner whatsoever." : a eer fae . . Lee RANKIN, General Counsel étc. | Subject: Letter Relative to Assassination of, President Kennedy Sent to United States Embassy in Costa Rica. ~ . an ane [DDP 4-2988] “1. The information given below, and the attachment to the tmemorandum , are furnished in order to complete the Commission's.-file onicrank letters generated by the assassination of President Kennedy. Since the letter was| received by a United States Embassy the Commission may have received. this information previously from the Department of State. "2. The United States Embassy in San Jose, Costa Rica, in Iate November i tee) BM (A) (B) FBI. & State - RECIPIENT(S) - Warren Commission FBI ; Warren Commission