(404-10522-10080 atmenet eee emer ae Bo Holmes Alexander | 4 Double Chock WASHISGTON  - Bown | f Pea. a bene ceparter ated a bhretd ef tite bhava Vee e. i Wortte das fiee-d a shot of warts sae Pe ot arres. the baws of the War : . e gent Conesnreoon t. er fe as fe Mins the board, head. .. “aa” ed by Chuef dude Warren, to : corre qleanm witty al! ite yafermma. : ay * fron oe Mrestdent Reniieds «as. “ ft sasunation -or be expo ato ” ug 2 3] oy. és hews-manayer Ansthing that : the Comnussion onuts, Aynes. Berth will publish, ‘ Rotlung is more salutary in public affairs than for the yress te know more than a Con- Bress, a Court or a Cowmisswn wants it to know | The Warren group has been taking ay multiplicity of leatimeny, but has been releas- ing only what it decides to release. Even if as | . motives are pure, the methods are suspect. The Che Justice hss a reputation for rendering | decisions that fit his preconceptions. . Ayresworth writes me that he has been con. | cate ducting a parallel investigation of testimony, af- o fidavits and ballistic reports. There is circum. . slantial evidence which strongly. suggests that , the reporter hus a news source itside of near the Commission. He Is pasitioned to. wield, a whip hand over the most portentuus investiga.“'” tron ia American bistary, AVNESWORTH -recently ‘startled the Com! | tilssien bireeriatae td that waa based on-a bith: clo, oe -g6e -anpublicized Jo cpt--by?Lee! Harveysi - +7. -'~ . EO ewatd. the alleged Wealdenttat posassin” whlbe ’ = ja Russia. Qewald’s own wo-ds show him in his * warilfating loyally, swinging to the Communists, and then swinging back te his native country. ' Whea he wag pro-Russian, he took méney from I the Soviet secant lice. When he waa pro. .. American, he was alte ty raise money for home. ‘ward passage at.the Ameren Embessy. ‘ ‘Because Aynesworth's articles are copyright- ed by lus paper, the wire servhes have used them charity. Some of hig revelations have not ceached other parts of fhe country,” but he has sent them to me in full form. One of his dis- aiches cites a source “close fo the Warren ommussiun” saying that the FRE knew Oswald te be a polential asassin. An Fil agent is quot. vy an telling the Dallas pulice on November 22nd: . “We knew he was capable of assassinating the Present, but we didn't dream he would vo it." : . , SINCE the FBC is almost sacrosanct in Wash- ington officialdom and in the capital press, any criticisms of its security methods 13 unusual, and yet of prime importance in reconstructing the tragedy and the. mind of the alleged killer. Ina . an exclusive interview with Mrs, Marina Oswaid, | _ the alleged killer's widew, Aynesworth tells of ‘ Oswald brandishing a pistol before his wife and ° saying: “lam ghing to ree Richard Nixon.” Ayneswocth gives the slory significance by noting the incident took place only a few days alter Oswald had shot fram ambush at General Walker, whom Oswald termed “a Fascist" and compared with Hiller, The reporter highlights the threat to Nion by nolang that shortly be- fore to was made, the Dallas Morning News printed bold headiines on @ story: ome “NIXON CALLS FOR DECKING TH EHHCE Os () ‘ ae CA an ‘ as - THE NEWS 21 July 1964 NOV 377 FOIA Review on ice Document Number 395 ~49 [ ~ (Ca ae aw Ss REDS VUT OF CUBA” o was Oswald's Communist “hero.” As an avid newspaper reader, Oswald may have seen the headline. He may have acen a similar story on the same day in which Cas . tro wos blasted by Governor Connally, who wat . . " @eunded by the same gua that slew Presiden Kennedy, 2 * , ; : mind of the alleged killer comes in ° Pp _ focus ia these detailed stories. It looks iike the game picture of a hate-driven. politically-ra ical Lettint which is emerging srom the sma amount of news put out by the Warren “ee mission Hf the full report follows the e Lat oh . . shown as a homic! ‘ ed line, Oswald eat be Communistorient- ed but nol Communist-hired for the cruel it is bebeved be performed. Eater Ww areen<Coamission has invited; Cuba's Castr Cis ts 1 =a ts ottessy be eret, perhaps: ‘wescaret. o with Re sy iv nesworth’s independent research, |