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Pr cedure OS ¢ fe. » S Sane Magica aay * — “The Mexican governc — as “ment told the Committee that June Cobb Sharp received a tourist permit, number 72781, on June 27, 1947 when she entered Mexico through Nuevo Lareda She asked, ‘but was 7 denied, permission to represent the magazine, Modern Mexico, ee a On. June 21 ‘1948, she received a cou tes rmit ’ bal yp oe OE y number 4 g 25556... She disappeared. in 1954 ‘and never returned to Mexico. (see Procedural Writeu Trip 2.Mexico City) _ Committee ,knows she information [ Qecmeduin wig Be” tos Coleco OIA fle ate poli Lp Ha Le aye a anaet ~ mm Wegner fore 1907 phe 1966 Cera Ragect, 965) Ye Cte pute , 2ol — ¥ Ba Tt pated nha Mes Zt cachanmelie’ Hew hewn in 196 4, Poenanee 2 : > The Mexican. government told the Committee that f Manuel Calvillo did not live at Cuahtenioe 877-5 as the’ - 7 i Committee had stated. ‘Their agent: in charge had spoken | ; to the Superintendent at the apartments for the past ; r twenty-five years who said that no Manuel Calvtllo had ; ever”. resided there, when Committee staffers gave the Mexican government Calvillo's pen name, the Mexicans Trdeat gave the. same answers, (See Procedural Write Mexico City Trip 2) The Committee is quite certain that Mr, Calvillo lives at this address since it acquired the address from a recent CIA document. (cya Report, (9, Manvel Caleiile File, dete | ) :
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Peay Classification: | 263 {This form is to be used for material extracted from ClA—controlled documents.) tes kimowy , , , . ee) oud tend to indicate that Oswald, or someone ~ impersonating him, visited the Cuban Consulate at least one and possibly two additional times on September 274 1963. Silvia Duran says that Oswald first visited the Cuban consulate at approximately 11:00 a.m. requesting an “intransit: visa to Cuba with Russia as the final de- {a8 stination. ( ‘ ' Ms. Duran, sent Oswald to obtain photographs that he needed for the visa application. (Sette —p—2.0- 23. ) EBusebio Azcue recalls that this visit probably occured on the pe8>- date on the visa application, 9/27/63. (Pabtrc testimony . “-Eusebio “Azcue| also “stated | that ‘the “individual later identified as Oswald. ‘returned. Lo the Cuban Consulate about | i: 00° D- m. with the photographs probably on “the date that appears 7 ani on the application, ‘that is to say on the 27th. Ravioli Fe tion: ——— ae dad u ue
~5SA— VI. Information Not Available at the Time of the Warren Commission Investigation. A. Silvia Tirado (nee Duran) 1. House Select Committee on Assassinations interview of Silvia Tirado. 2. CIA information not available at. the-fime of the Warren Commission investigation. a (sssanc/3)arregation’ b. The possibility that Silvia Duran was an agent for either American, Cuban or Mexican intelligence. (1} was Silvia Duran an agent for American or Mexican intelligence | (2) was Silvia Duran a Cuban intelligence agent B. The Cubans. 1. Eusebio Azcue Lopez. 2. Alfredo Mirabal Diaz. C. Elena Garro de Paz. “1. Elena's story as reported October 5, 1964. 2. October 12, 1964, CIA memo for the record. — “3. Noveiber 24,1964, CIA informant report. | “4. November 24, 1964 meeting between Elena and Legal = Attache officers. a 5, Chales Thomas’ first meeting with Elena Garro where Lee Harvey Oswald is discussed. 6. Chales Thomas’ meeting with Elena Garro on December 25, 1965.
10. ll. 12. ~5B— 4. December 27, 1965, Legal AttéGhe memo to the U.S. Ambassador re: Elena Garro. CIA investigation of Elena Garro's allegation that she created a disturbance at the Cuban Embassy on November 23, 1963. | Legal Attache February 23, 1966, memo to the U.S. Ambassador regarding Elena Garro's allegation. Legal Attache memo re: Elena Garro's assertion that she had stayed at. the Hotel Vermont. Charles Thomas' September 30, 1969, letter to the State Department and the Legal Attache's response. House Select Committee on Assassinations investi- gation of Elena Garro's allegations. D. Oscar Contreras Lartigue. VII. Analysis of Lee Harvey Oswald's activities in Mexico City. A. ‘B. Introduction. Did Lee Harvey Oswald or an Imposter Contact the Cuban And Soviet. COnsulates in Mexico City? Other Than His Visits to the Cuban and Soviet Consulates, What were Lee Harvey Oswald's activities in Mexico City? | Was Lee Harvey Oswald travelling alone in Mexico?
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-~ 21- Agency's Mexico City Station to aid in their investiga- tion of -the John F. Kennedy assassination. On the first page of the memorandum of conversation Winston Scott wrote» “Shouldn't we sent to Headquarters?" Someone responded, "Of course." /CIA Nos. 580-583; Wx 7241, Entry #427, p. 92, CIA #7107 December 27, 1965 Legal Attache Memo to the United States EE nnn MO CO the United States Ambassador re Elena Garro On December 27, 1965 the Legal Attache had written a memo to the Ambassador reporting that Elena and her daugh- ter were interviewed on 17 and 24 November 1964. /"Memo to the Ambassador from the Legal Attache, 12/27/65, CIA #578; WX-7241, Entry #429, p. 94, CIA #721./ The memo said that Elena and her daughter furnished information simi- lar to that in Thomas’ 12/10/65 memo. (Ibid.) The memo further stated, “Inquiries conducted at that time. (Novem- ber 1964), however, failed to substantiate the allegations made by Mrs. Garro-de Paz and her daughter. In view of the fact that Mrs. Garro de Paz! allegations have been pre- viously checked out without substantiation, no further action is being taken concerning her recent repetition of those allegations." (Ibid.) The Legal Attache forwarded a copy of the memorandum to the Central Intelligence Agency's Mexico City Station. (The House Select Committee has determined that the copy was forwarded prior to 12/29/78. See “below.) Winston
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- 31.- Sylvia Duran was asked if Elena or Blenita Garro ever | attended twist parties at the Duran homes, she recalled Elena attending one twist party at Ruben's home in 1963 when the Garros returned to Mexico from France. (HSCA Staff Interview of Sylvia Tirado Bazan, 6/6/70, p. 90, JFK, Document -No. ) All the Durans denied that ‘Lee Harvey Oswald had attended any party at one of their homes. (string cites. ) The Committee next asked the Central Intelliyence Agency to arrange ‘stafe interviews penne Calvillo), LICOOKIE/1 (June Cobb))) along with a list of other assets who may ‘have had information related to Lee Harvey Oswald's trip to Mexico City. ( | The Central Intelligence Agency declined to aid the Com- mittee in this aspect of the investigation. The Committee returned to Mexico City and attenpted to locate June Cobb Sharp and Manuel: ‘Calvillo. (See Proce- dural Write-up Trip 2 Mexico City) The results of the Com- mittee's work were as tollowsh’ i) ake Mexican government told the Committee that June Cobb Sharp received a tourist — permit, number 72781, on June 27, 1947 when she entered , Lt Mexico through Nuevo Laredo. She asked, but was deneid, permission to represent the magazine, Modern Mexico. On June 21, 1948, she received a courtesy permit, number 25556. Furchermore, the Mexican government explained that she dis- _—
-— 32 - appeared in 1954 and never returned to juexicg. (See Pro- a P cedural Writeup Trip 2 Mexico City. ae whe Committee believes & that there is a possibility that this information is incor- rect. (according to to Ms. Cobb's CIA file she worked for the . agency as an asset in Mexico from 1961 through 1966.) (CIA wae Report, 1965, June Cobb file, 201- -) Elena also We ' stated that Ms. Cobb resided at her home in 1964. (Supra Xx p. “™ ) 2) The Mexican, government told the Committee that Manuel Calvillo did not Live at Cuohtemoc 877-5 as sywdermid Them ¢ the Committee had stated. Their agent- in- charge had spoken aT pracck Manvel Caluille to the superintendant at the apartments nt aa alas belrcocd Wh tesiage The super pateantont eles: ned KC the ae . ‘twenty—fivesyears—who said that WO Manuel Calvillo had ever resided there. When Committee staffers gave the Mexi-_ can government Calvillo's pen name, the Mexicans gave the same answers. ( (See Procedural Write Mexico city Trip 2.) ji the Committee is ~-Gpetce certain that Mr. Calvillo Lived at PLE act trasfoahl 76 a this address since it acquired the address from a recent CIA document. (CIA Report, 1976, ‘Manuel Calvillo file, 201- ) The Committee believes that there is a possibility that the Mexican government received orders from the Cen- tral Intelligence Agency to refrain from aiding.the Committee with this aspect of its work. (See Procedural Write-up Trip 2 Mexico City.)
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Classification: Se 2 (This form-is to be used for material extracted from ClA—controlled documents.) . | 2. Medical Problem -~ Possible Future Permanent injury that would Cause him to limp. 3. His desire to work in industry, -- Cbl 9/23/69 IN 50288 Ruiz arr, from Havana to Madrid 18 Sept. g 7> Chl 8/13/69 IN 22647 Juan Antonio Curbelo Lemus, pog 3/8/30, acting Charge of Cub Emb Madrid while Ruiz on home leave, Curbelo former 2nd secy, Santiago, Chile, Aug 63- Aug6 : Ruiz departed Madrid for -havana 8/4/69, a 0ispatcif osma]oss60 8/4/69 Indicates existence photo of Ruiz -- Xx tract [morose 5/10/69 os g subj (amauto-1)) starteg affir WA ANAcoNIze-1 (201-] | [zsszz5rpiate Tact artes | -- Cb] 5/10/69 IN 55419 re 7 od . Lanas | Zod conversation. with wife of MAUTO-1 J oh | Felt AMATO- tus fe Concerned re arrival NIMEDIA~ 1059 : / . Jokingly asked if he might have defect Woe % + Msg 4/30/69 IN 48023, re Re: Recall er yaconize-1 Jung is very bitter about Cuban recal}. Expressed..these Feelings to MAUTO-1's] Conch geoncerm re: another defetice LikeCAMBEDEW-1° Considering approach..for. "nitch" tofAMAGONIZE-1, - ~MSg 4/30/69 IN 4789, fe ae CAnauto-Z)cannot retain. position w/Lanauto-1 pousenora.! pnts _ Saas a ++ .3/28/69 IN 24ag a _ [auaury 9 has private ase: ew rep. Ffers Opportunity for ce at home. Meetings .w/[Rumani coll . ““AMAUT Oe 1 and guests, introduce Sutitable audio device, . ~~ Pouch security. violation 1/24/69 Cosmadoarac (RE: feasibilj — Of placing RF fevice inCAMAUTOJh ome ) Agent (target ) compromised by Position Of contact, date and time of VEST Dec cease Pe Classification: | | Classified by derivation:
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