1 $0000 ( ; ( a «REPRODUCTION j ° . too ( on : . mere reece rman | 4 ; * i -CUASSIIED MESSAGE [ | iN. SRR PAGE. 14 CCT INVITES JAVIER SANTOS LORENT OF NOVEDADEE TD SasE eETI Ty 3% OCT UNSUCCESSFULLY TRIES Cont act CLENENTINA EASSOLS. 14 | TRIES CONTACT RICARDO POERY CERVANTES, . 14 AND 15 NOV ARRANGES fhe VIRGINIA GOuEZ A Oy | LEFT ISE: ‘AND PAR AMOUR OF POERY. oo. SECRE Loree et wwe wt See os ~ wounae = ‘ c/s. COMMENT: #- LREQUESTED INFO RE TRAVEL VALERIY. VLAD IS MIROVICH KOSTIKGY., Come 0 mee we me Ree oem Oo mw % wwe te gree mao FE w e woe 1 erm 20 san Bs eens METRE eo ae RReBentD op relnee-enpeed erent dtstngsnsnnstnrenvuenensrneraneanananate ° . : a 8 . ry ° DIDI “SRT. Be
13-00000. REPRODUCTION ~ _.CLASSIFIED MESSAGE fy INDEX . . CI No INDEX CJ FILE IN CS FILE NO. THS WEITE SCOSE ATTS: MOGENGs BUNDY TO oo: DEPARIMER! OF STATS ATIN: MR. U. ALZZIS JCHNSON . FEDERAL BURZAU OF INVESTIGATION =~ a FO: COXERMSSY CENTRAL INTSLLIGEVCR AGENCE COME: Ct h i INFO : oct, ppp, | c/c).2) VR* -- an ant v4] : ‘glee 3 “ost Tebeoms Je ROUTINE CITE DIR 8 52 4 6. AGUIRRE OF MEXICO TOLD THE FOLLOWING . 7 , ROERIGUEE DR LOPe2; SAID A Som IN LW OF Pismesr) ReORIIE, sas mw CLEANS Was va ana yas cowATD. | "SON Iv LAW IS A CUBAN WHO LIVES AS 212 JEFFERSON PARRISH, NEW: ORLEANS, - TEL: VERION 5.9698. ARHESTO RODRIGUEZ RUNS A SPANISH LANGUAGE ScHOOL A200 IS ANTI CASTHO.. ACCORDING TO MARIA RODRIGUEZ DE LOPEZ HER SON IH IAW HAS A TAPED CONVERSATION WBS OGP Winter M34 for FOIA Raviewdn APR 1976 CLASSIFICATION REVIEW CONOUCTES on_24_ MAY 37 &_IMPCET CL BY.2222 05) C/S COMMENT: * DISSEMINATION ‘APPLICABLE TO RYBAT GPFLOCR CABLES. Dt ate S-4[ 2a t-29tads | END OF MESSAGE - wo. L p aout of. ~ RELEASING OFFICER a _| Erstuded tram automatic | AUTHENTICATING . . . éeclassification ‘REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN - THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, - _ Gory Ne. Get 2e2o- PROMIBITED =
13-00000 . ~ ; So SECRET - BOC. MICRO. SER. | MAY 15 1975 2.7 worn 6> MICROFILMED ake vey . | TO : Director I? won, (cera Federal Bureau-ét*. tavestigation Attention: ie. SS w. Papich FROM ; beputy Director vnasiah a | cB | Wy? i. 42 430) ofS onan of Valeriy Viadimirovic# 7O3TT: sa! I@OuLZSR2IEVY as reported by ble source in Mexico City. ‘enuf Atteation was given to, KOSTI 3 (Suk . =o that he is the consul“yas int 23 September _ i Mies yosz 5% 7526, 25 November 1563). ALFERIEV trav- meme Slied with XOSTISOY to Morthern Mexico during the early part AAS. bean cz September 1563. Seurce reported that during the period i .Cotet under review the observed activities af\£OSTIZOV and ALFURISV ! 4 Osinto > appeared to be normal, as Gid the gesiye) es of ‘the entire Soviet Enbessy complenent. oo . ae ae Forwarded ass Attachwen nt. Beis a Presume of telephone calls placed to andi from Sat oe Soviet Esbasay on the afternoon of 22 November. oe ,ealls. made-the morning o2 aa Novenber and tem ane: aiternéon oZ 23 Navember re- . yealed no. pertinent 3. Technical survet: Ser the hemes of several known and suspected Seyiet intelligence officers produced no perti~ neat information. - 4 Yorwarded as Attachnent Cisa list ideatifying the Soviets whese names appear in Attachments A and B. . 5. Because of the extreme sensitivity of the enclosed information, we urge that the source data and the information be given the most secure handling possible. This information is for background use only and may not. be disseminated without | parmlas ion from this Agency. "Document Number ~0 170% \8T- 622 [RECORD COPY SCI-3/778,881 Cerner for FOIA Revie on “APR 1875 CLASSIFICATION REVIEW SEGRET - | oe Send ae Dei 284K
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED wa/o/iexico/Terry Ward:urd 3? Novenber 1963 Distribution: - Basics: Urig. «= L- Addressee MEXT<-7050 (IN-957292) L- RI (201289248) HEAI~-T7028 (CIN-67253) = CI/LIA ty MEXI-7036 (IN-67237) : =~ CI/REA op}  MEXT-7034 (1N-67231) CI/SIG - oa HEXI~7032 (IN-67198) - AO FOPEIGH DISSES
1,3-00000 O857 =» Alferiev 1556 — Zostikov 1629 @ Kostixov 1356 - at: ikov aN 1a Best ikoy: 1755 = Koatikev 1210 - Alzeriev 1312 — Alfertey 1353 — Alferieyv 1415 = Kostikov. 1333 = Aiterte¥ ¢ REPRODUCTION PROKIBITED Enclosuxve A 18 November enters Enbassy alone (Departure not noted) | enters Wione ; - | ‘departs alone | ! enters. Aline | departs: alone . | . | ‘enters alone 19 November enters Embassy alone departs with Garmaschey and Gafmaschey returs departs alone ee. _guters: slags dor departure not noted) 1653 = Kostikov enters -Slone No coverage — 20 Novenber 21 November 0853 ~~ . Alferioy entera Baheaay_ sith wife . Na rite US SE Gecete “Sn a COPY NO.
13-00000 REPRODUCTION 0916 = Xostizov enters alone O31L7 = Alferteyv departs alone 0949 ~ Alferievy enters alone 1133 - Zostikoy departs with Shubin . 1206 ~ Alferiey departs alone . ~ 1249 = Rostikov enters with Shubin 1310 ~Kbstikov departs, abe x» driven by EGR chauffeur Kalinin 1341 = Soatinoy enters “with Kalinin 1383 = Alzerted “enters alone 1427 ~ Kostikoy departs alone 1630 ~ Kostikov enters alone 22 November 0353 - Alferievy enters Embassy alone 0904 ~ Xostikov enters alone 1005 — Kostikov has discussion with Shubin LO1S = Kostikov departs with Shubin 1028 - Kostikeoyv enters with: Shubin aR 1030.— Kostikoy departs wats SS nN Ny and Shubin rao . 1250 o Kostixov,, 1302-1312 a xoatixor’' ‘pheaia in garden with Kazantsev 1336 = Kostikoy departs with Shubin, Shpakevich, Toryein, wite and Si ibin return driven by Kalinin 1402 =s ALL above return my Pov OR wa Mee M0 i 3 ail PiSSEH
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMI i rheciait J miceryy | \ i 1402 = xdstikev talt cing in garden with Alferizy, indreyev, ngd Turygin L252 -= Kestikov veparts 2a ear with family 1432 = Alferiey dopatts alone 1435 ~ Alferséy enters alone ee - 1608 @{Gitertey ‘departs ne 1517 = \Altertev. enters alone 2 SS 1539 ~ ZXostikov enters alone 23 Noveaber 1130 = Eostikov speaks with Kazantsey and Shubin 1133 = Xestikeyv departs with Xazantsey and Shubin 1200 — Alferiev enters alone 240 - Xostikov, Kagaatsev: and Shubin: enter - Vase ‘ 1410 «- Rostikov plays volleyball vithofatskov, Shubin, 1425 - Kostikov speaxs\ ti SiwBin and Slavnov 1420 = Xostikov departs with Shubin and Romanchenko 1440 — Alferiev departs alone 24 Novenber . 1100 - Alferiev enters Embassy alone . 1207 = Kostixov enters witwywt WLUES ‘ MO FORE ay SSE | and _Shubia - REPRODUCTION | ng $82 2 PROWIBITED 7 =
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWIBITED Pie Ne) ESSE ao Ane 1326 = Alferiev departs with “‘Shéngalev 1410 « Alverileyv enters: with Shengalev 1449 a Alexey, \Kostikov, Ka Kazantgev and 2 unidentified Wyo Soviet visitors: depart’ (a's car) \wiy rei ae Baan: bled or hd. COPY NO. “Tan ran G0Cee 2g 212
13-00000 ‘1250 = Cuban Consul. Alfredo. Mirabad, Diaz asks to speak REPRODUCTION PROHISITED os ay a 4 1? KD FORE cH DISSE Znclaosurve 3B ee . rae | 's 22 Novenber coverage of Soviet =mbassy normal. 22 Novenber coverage follows: --~\.\ wits Yatskeoy. Latter appareatly unavailable and Kowtikog comes on line. ‘wi th-fol lowing conversation ensuing famtliar-form.) veut Forgivqung: tor arriving late. Hinks Did you recover the suitcase? 238 ‘SOS: Yes MIR: Then it was arriving on the other trip. — KOS: Yes WIR: I called to tell you the fsllowing, that regarding that matter that we had talzxed about, to see if ’ we would spend Sunday in Chacultenec Fark becauge my wite is preparing some food to eat there. ss «I'm sorry but I’ve just sade pluns for another trip and I'm leaving this very. day. So please forgive me for not being’ 251e. to go with you. WIR; I'd like to talk. to Pavel: Yatsiioy. 4 KOS: Wait a minute, hetLl cone. nog nN coral : : HIR: {7 kets busy” 11 call woo" later; but I*2l be available for the half hour at telephone Ho, 1Ll-22e47, KOS: 0. Be 1334 < Reporter requests statement. Unidentified Soviet ' male refuses. . , 1328 = Female implies to: ukharenko that the Soviet Anbassador has. said to make no statement. 1445 = Yugoslav. Anbassador -Vishoy calls and speais with Saviet Anbasgador. Bazarov ‘in\Rassian. Talk briegly about (asssgaination telling Coney other what they know, which : yp ~~ Seas a aq : . . Se RNS oe “NO FORE pISSESE GOlR Es “Fe Se
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWGITED a ™~ “yr { , ' “yi? s* Senne i ni, NU FOREIGN wiSSénl ¢ appears to be cnly what thay vot from the radia. 1555 = sentitied.. woman. advises Soviets af assassination. 1a4g - UnidentTtted - resorter asks for Xazantsev, acvised that facantsev pet\ia, will be back Yonuy, O95—1400. oon 1643 ‘ gaiasiesesed aaleisis for fukherenks, told he isn't ag | L6GS3 = Untdewtitiea female reporter told Seavict =nbassy not working today, Saturday or Sunday. (1715 ~ Reporter calls for statement. “None given. ~ Sazantsey cails his residence, personal c2il. : 1744 = Reporter told to call back Monday. | | : L750 ~ Unidentified male asks tor’ ieonev. Mot in. | | i735 = S¢60ve calis again aan : ~ Reporter told call back tonday. ~ Goc2tZ& COPY NO.
13-00000 Evan Gavriloevicn ALPERIC LY Yaleriy ¥iad inirovich® “KOSTISCY Aleksay Ivanovich. GASHASCHET vitals Blrdaovten, sain Boris | Viadinir Ivanovich SHPASEVICE Vladimir Vasilysvich TURYGIN Pavel Antonovich YATSROY Vladimir PORZHUNOV Gennadiy STROGANOY Nikolay Fetrovich SLAVROY REPRODUCTION PROWBITEL ATTACHUSNT C TO CSCI-3/773, 881 ‘Vladinir Ivanovich ANDRSYEV —_ Vladimir ROMANCHENEO— Lev Fedorovich SHENGALEY . Oleg Maisimovich NACITPORENED. ¢ Nikolay Sergeysvich LEONOY SECRET Sergey Semyonovich XURHARENKO Chaufzeur ATS uO FORE DISSEN | | Pravda Correspondent Attacks Consular Office i Consul ; ; | | Attache . Counselor Third Secretary | ! First Secretary ! Third Secretary Attache Cade Clerk Radio Operator - Code Clerk “HO FOREIGN DISSEM gocat 25 pac 156 op 212
13-00000 ee sac8 22 Eovember coverage of Soyiat iuimesy normal Pu fi re ret “SSE Enclosure 3 iy 22 Hovenoer coverage: Zollovet’ 1230 ~ Cuban Consul” Sisreds Sarabal Diaz 2aks to speak male refuses, . - SY i t a i with Yatekow. Latter a: peer on. line. ently unzyailable and : th following conversation enst : Seed Liar form Hey ~ B38: "Forgive. ner tor axsriving late. BIR: Did’ ou recover the suitcase? | i #iz: Then it was arriving on the other trip. : S65: Yes SIRs I called to tell you the Zollowing, that regarding | tnat satter tat we kad talked about, ts see if we wld spend Sunday in Chapultepec Pars dsecause ny wife La preparing ~Bcase ood to eat there. oO ROS i's sorry batc five just nade. plans: Yor another trip and I'x Xeaving this very day. So please torgive me for not_ being able to go with you. HEIR; I'd like to talk to Pavel Yatskov. 2035; ¥ait 2 minute, he'll cone OAT. “ig: if he’s busy I*311 cail him later, tut I'll ke availanle ficor the next half nour at telephone | #582 G. ER. aS fos Ne Deporter requests statesieat,\ uicentified Soviet Fennle smplies~ to > RukharenkS hat the Soviet Anbassador Bas said tomake Bo statenent. OF Tugeals: janie “Tianey ecalis and SPORE vith Soviet Ambassador £ : bret ‘4p Frossian. Talk trie?ly xwbout nesaseination t @eack other. what they ROW woich i. i are DISSE i 0 FARE
13-00000 REPRODUCTION appears to be only what they got from the radio. 1550 — Unidentified woman advises Soviets of assassination. 1644 — Unidentified reportéS asks for Hazantsev, advised _ that Kazantsev. not in, will be back Monday, 09250-1400. 1645 = Unidentifted nale ast i\for Kukharenko, told he isn't | 1652 = Uniecetidied. senate Zpotter told Soviet Eabassy not working today, Saturday or Sunday. | “1716 - Reportes\ chile Zor statement. Hone given. » Kazgantsev calls hig residence, personal call. “ 1744 - Reporter told to call back Monday. 1750 ~ Unidentizied male asks for Leonov. Not in. 1755 « above calls again Reporter told call back Monday.. id ; te: a fy i = gap Lis ok ore) ha 2 -co0ar oe Faas
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PRORIBITEL SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM STTACEAENP C TS CSCI=@3/773,251 ivan Gavrilovich ALPERISY:, ~ Pravda Correspoadent . Faleriy Vladiairovich KOSTIEOY | ~- Attacks Consular O2fice Alexsey Ivanovich canmaScisy - Cosseal Vitaliy. Borisovich. saat _ = Attache Yuriy Dat Sayentct “-RALININ ~ Chavtfeur Boris Aleksandrovich EAZANISEY = Counselor Yindimir Ivanovich SEPARSViICHR «= Third Secretary Viadinir Ivanovich ANORZTZY - First Seeretary Yiadinir Vasilyevich TURTGIN - Third Seeretary Pavel Antonovich YATSACY - Attacne — Vladimir PORSHUNOY | - Code Clerk Gennadly STROGAESCY ~ Radio Cperator Nikolay Petrovich SLAVA07 - =~ Code Gere Ley Fedorovyicn uzy — tak Oleg Yaksimovich pom om: Vice Consul ant Yep « Second Secretary; _ Sergey Semyonovica Xt — viet vist informatio - SECRET = “10 FOREIGR Sse + eae + enemas See RRA TT c= |e EE = -mersereceneetentitaen <atae nertneeetnetternen tie ns an “NED oe eneetae COPY NO. 12  egemmensanse STS
13-00000 ~ ~ os oe ta WACCIIND SVICE [. | Sor TAD TT Rete co co. #35 S267 ; Attachment -a/a 23 JUL... MEMORANDUM FOR: Mex. J. Loc Rankin General Counsel President's Commission on tha Assassination of President Kennedy. meee Oswald water Awe, i, Mr. James: we Lieheler of your ataff phoned ma last Friday and reqiteated that-CyA\furnish the Commiasion with an affldavit respecting the orlais d circumstances of @ photograph SUBIECT? ofan yainown Individual) wilich was furnished by this Agency to the Fedexnt’ Bureau of tiv vestigation on November 22, 1963, 7k SONS Be Yorwarding an affidavit with this memorandum which I crust will satisfy your necds. Decause of the extrema sensitivity of the source lavolved, I have refrainsd from adding turtnor detals, 3. The Central Intelligence Agoncy recommends that.” this shotograph not be reproduced In the Commission's report,. because It would jeopardise a most confidential and productive operation. In addition, lt could be embarrascing to tho indi» vidual involved who as far as thla Agoncy is aware, had ne connection with Lee Harvey Oswald or the aasosaination of ' President Kennedy. 4. In view of the above, a sensitivity indicator has bee Pe affixed te thia cormmunieation,. a | Co ‘Richard Holme at ‘SEET | % N Deputy Director for Plans REPRODUCTION PRORIBITED 7 PAGE 160 of 21? COPY No.
13-00000. . - REPRODUCTION PROMIBITEL e . anes , —, aha 1 | coo, 0 te, s . 7 Seung 5 Distribution: Orlg & 1 = Addressee | 2-DDP - fo . | 1 « CI/R&A/Oswald 201 . Oo | 1 © CI/R&A/Dooley -~" ls WH/Waltton (as CHR&A/ Dooley pra. ee ee 22 July 1964. “| VEG AR ey | aren eto eet are a ec et oe me meee Ht eretcy : Souk PROXIBITED OO
13- 00000 | REPRODUCTIO: PRONIBITED Co SECRET ! EVES §HLY . 20 February 1964 SUBJECT: Documents 5 Available in OSWALD's 201 File ° lL A maching: Weting of. déeuthents officially recorded as being in OSWALD's 201 file was “requested and is attached. The actual machine work of this type xs begun in 1963, but a few items of previous dates were ulso recorded. . 2. A comparison of the documents physically available in the 201 file and those recorded as being in the 201 file has shown that 37 documents which should be in the 201 file are not available init. This total is made up of: . 2 dispatches 7 memoranda from the FBI 1 CSCI 2 State Department documents 25 cables. 3. Machine. inquiries ‘for the location of these documents have ‘not been made, : ~ Dacutient Rimber ad 4 53S om : for FOIA Review on JUN 976 SECRET “EYES: ONLY wot at 35 reac wads <2
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMUBITE AN. Mere Je toe Rann | pana ploase be geod enough to telew ent oon 29 oH nay bad ees ch tine I ee _ Glancaat this materiale Pe ty to AGH, Makan Deity anaes
13-00000 a cate. PRONISTTED ‘REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED 6-12.29 XAAZ-2Q2595° & Mar 4: MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr, J, Lee Rankin 8 SUBJECT: ation in CIA's Possession es -/ Res ew Lee Harvey CS¥ALD a “Prior to November 22, 1963 a: “Traarnitael 2 ~ oo — Obl avren Coen! ws pak Ke “This refers t to your letter of February 12, 196% want Director of Central Intelligence which 1 bas been pas to me for reply. 2. Paragrapn three of your letter requested the Avency to supply the Commission with a report on information in the Agency's possession regarding Lee Farvey COWALD priar to Movember 22, 1963, The request was predicated upon the _ footacte on rage two of CIA's report to the Gommission dated 31 _losuary 1964, entitled: “Inforrnation Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey CSWALD in. Mexico Gity, 28 Sepe tember - 3 October 1963", bere is attached az exact s reproduction of the 7's C | dossier]on Lee Harvey CSWALD beginning =e opening Bneet dated 9 December 1960. The entire dossier carries the security classification of Secret and consists of thirty documents arranged in chronological order, Ga the basis of clearances from the Federal Bureau of. Investigation, the Devartment. of State, the Department aE Navy, and the Immigration and Naturalization Servigg: “who were queried by us after the receipt of your lettex%,. wavare able to make available exact copies of all materials’ ia Pee file up to early Cctober 1963, These inclate: — ee Document Number PLERETS UN ft? 3 for EOIA Ri Reviett on _SUN N 78 6 Nex bt
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROMI ED Bureas of Investigation, Efe Be _Pen documents received from the Department << Ne eer _Tws docu received from the Department we N oon A \ eK Oia - One document {a name check request} Sora the , imrnigration and Naturalization Service. e. Four newspaper clippings, £, Five internal CIA notes, ge GTA report dated 3r Yay 1964 to the Commission which covers all substantive develormenta affecting CIA in the matter of Lee Harvey CS¥ALD from 9 Octover to 22 November "1963... The report, indicated the disseminations - of information developed by GlA-that were made to other . Federal agencies during that seviod. Thia itera, as was pointed ont at the: time, is particularly sensitive aml bears appropriate senkitivity indicators. a - ~ a Seven documents received from tae Federal | 4 You will note that almost all of the documents carry taaekings required for CIA's internal records precessing, A few of the papers contained the rames of cur employees or idantifications ef specific organizational components, We have taken the liberty of blocking out these items as they do act bear. oa the substance of the Commission's request. Richard Helms Deputy Director foe Plans . Original & 2 ~ Addressee Lea C/CL/SIG™ ... 1 » DDP Subject. AT CICY/REA l-DDP Chronox. ¢ cart 1» C/WH/3 1 » C/GI Le 2016289248 © CI:RGRoccardc/7468/4 March 1964. {inventory of documents contained as in file attached a Pol 289245 ESE | nePROOUETIO natn PROWBIMED —
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWIBITED laventory of Documents Contained in CSWALD Dossier * Forwarded to the Commission » , fl, State Telegram Nos:1304, October 31, 1959 (Confidential) \’- “v2. Newspaper. Asticle from the W aaa on Post, November 1, 1959 Av v3, CY LSN ‘Internal Nota. data 2 | November 1959 (oral FBI name - < Rose request) and NR reply 4 dated 4 November 1959 (Confidential) olga Sexvice Despatch 234, November 2s 1959 (Confidential) / og be SM 4 Fr - - v5, State 7 Nerram 1358, November r 9, 1959 (Confidential) + . | s+ #6, State Telegram 1443, November 9, 1959 (Confidential) va . «” £4, Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, November 16, 1959 » 8, Newspaper Clipping from Evening Star, November 26, 1959 + v9, DBF 49478, 25 May 1960 (Confidential) - — «“ yk0. Internal CIA Biographic Profile dated circa May 1960 (Confidential) ~ il, Letter from the Department of State (Cumming) to DDP (Bissell) dated October 25, 1960 (DD/P 0-5679 Secret) : keto d dh Cater ne es * MLL, DDP Response to serena Gated 21 November 1960 (DD/P 0-6003 ~ ~ Secret) wt Vi3, Internal GIA Request for Opening ¢ of 201 file, 9 December 1960 (Secret) — ; % /14, State Memorandum of Conversation dated January 26, 1961 (aque) f ~w15, State Instruction A-273, April 13, 1961 (OUO) / - wA6, Foreign Service Despatch 806, May 26, 1961 (QUO) « AW Foreign Service Despatch 29, July 11, 1961 (QUO) vw - 18, DFB $2181, July 13, 1961 (Confidential) - REPRODUCTION os a mse FO 2d PROBED
13-00000 . i . fi 8) if ¥ S19, internal cm. bieme, for the Record, 28 September 1961 (Secret) v 720, F Fereign Service Degpatch 317, Cetober 12, 1961 (QUO) ee SN | | le A eS Name ChecicHequest, December 5, 1961 | /2, x 7h Message 20197/RB/3, 3 March 1962 (Confidential) v /23. DNA 1624, 26 April 1962 | - “ £24, Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, June 9, 1962. ~ : + 25, DBA 20883, September 7, 1962 (Confidential) | . . * poee° . « 727, DBA 52355, 24 September 1963, 7 Newae’ 85 deve wweded : 228, DBA $5715 (number ‘antibar), November 7, 1963” | a? oetcia 196 [Acme ob Ave)” vy 2% DBA 55777, November: By. 1963. 7 | ~ S30. CIA Summary Report on ‘Activities of OSWALD in Mexico City, dated 31 January 1964 | i pq SO Ga GOPY ee 2O\- 2ST24?P rene oe
13-00000 oo aa asm ot oe - . ¢ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE unt ov fees fn g f S/EE/c ENO INDEX RYBAT SEGRET ~ SAH: 4 Tan 196 (FILE IN CS FILE NO. a] oh ae | a ye ig diz oe BERLIN FRANKFURT FROM: DIRECTOR bam ge . ee . p OUTINE — miro. Oct, D/OCI, DOP, ADOP,C/ci,c/ci/Sl, VR | | y | aes if "he ig 70 BREN : INFON. FRAN oo, - CME DIR ets een GPFLOOR oa - oe ce RE: BRUN S367 a goede) yo Lo yr | ° 4 AB CONNECTION MARINA OSWALD HEADQUARTERS 7 DOES NOT - Sees LONG-RANGE OPS INVOLVEMENT SUGGESTED PARAGRAPH 3 REF. . END OF MESSAGE G/S COMMENT: #Reggab has number complex financial, “documents and personal problems which leading him consider return to Moscow for further study in cinematographic institute. Believe he would definitely return if encouraged by us and that he susceptible to recruitment as KUBARK agent during Moscow sojourn and possibly. as long range asset in Moroee CLASSIFICATION REVIEW a Pe2lowin CEE STaup —fconpuctep on_© MAY y Be 4-77 fie authors, action tg E___IMPOET CL BY_@/Zaer Jocument Number ee ‘' cs COPY : “ed Da Y= be ~ BY.22A Ov ioe FOLA Review on WAY 876 on 7 . Stened: : ~ oo a R, 0. #1 - Ins D-200-5-8 - ee — let nss088 LOE, fe Gp — ee Netge TE distraction see ie ezdinate - DC/CI a POprahiS. ° . ope COORDINATING OFFICERS . - _— 1 ‘ C/E . ; a automatic |. Lec ~ "REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE-ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED... - ‘Copy No. renee
13-00000 REPRODUCTION ce en XAAZ - 22601) | MEMCRANDUM FOR: Mr, J, Lee Rankin ~ SUBJECT: * Re; ! 7 Mastha Nikolevas OSWALD es Teens Theat / is a ; G te wake re C: camiSaie ot | ake “Refecence. is ory to the second paragraph of your re erttxasitum dated 12’ February 1964, and the second sara- graph of FOUR. Smemérandum of 16 March 1964, relative ie dicseminatigae ‘af inforrmation made by CIA to the Secr Service, 2. Immediately after the assassination of President ennedy Gia undertook te assemble through its stations in Zurope all avallable data, including information in the filles of sther governments and intelligence services, onthe traveis and activities of Lee Harvey OSWALD and Mariza Mikolevza OSWALD, This information, as it was collected, was made avallable ta the White House, the Department of State and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Copies of these messages were also sent to the Secret Service, 3, Attached to this YoeSorantum are exact copies of © two teletyped messages relative to the travels and activities of the CSWALD= (Attachmerts A and B}. Paragrapas g and h of Attachment C are paraphrased, In Attachment C, OUT Teletype No, 85715, are found references to two other tele= _ typed messages (OUT No, 85182 and OUT No. 35665) which éescribe one Siielard Thomas GIBSON, a negro journalist Be "RESTRICTED TOC oiled 4oquinN, JuewnooG is LD 5/6 nar Yo MOAOY YIOg 40} «eB: REPROD UCTION . | | - ; a oe 168 212
‘REPRODUCTION now residing in Switzerland who has been active in the Fair Slay for Cuba Committee, Paraphrases of No, 35132 and No. 85665 are included aa Ateateos asnemts Dand =, Access to ovigixal texts of paraphrased: items will be provided when members of your staff visit: ‘Bangley. The information on which paragraphs ¢ and 4 of Attachment © G are based was received at CLA Headquarters. ene? November and dissermi- rated on ee November. ; = AS \Fkis memorandum and the attachments contain very sensitive | nigetsation which has a direct bearing on sources and = 8. An agpropriate sensitivity | indicator has therefore been affixed, 2 Richard Nelms Deputy Director for Plans Attachments<_ as stated Distribution: A Original & 2 - Addressee w/atts-.~. 1 ~ DDP Chrono watts,» 1-DDP subjecfw/atts . ~ Mr, Rocea. wiatts . a le C/CHSIG wfatts: 1 - CI WLS w lasts 1 - 201- Ohne CI/R&A/TRHall/6664/26 Ma¥ch 1964 ones
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWBITED nn ae puree ae a ~ Teletype message, OUT No, 36702, dated 4 December 1953, siled at 1411 hours, to the Whites House, the Department of State and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with copy to the Secret Service, Attachment A SUBJECT: Lea Harvey OSWALD Recards. of the foreigners records office of the German aN Federal’ Republic ia ologoe) Germany, show that Marina | Nikolayevna Pusakova ‘OSWALD crossed West Germany S-orm oe a TS East < Germany te Holland on 3 June 1962, She traveled by rail, ee ne ee re a RR RR ERR tt eee etm em eet “me i et Ey A Pg . ' crossing ints West Germany at Helmstedt on 3 Juns and enter- ing Holland by rail at the Benthsim crossing point. Sha had . West German visa 694/62 issued at the V est Germany Smbasay in Moscow, She listed her final destination as U.S.A, Cormernt: This confirms information izrom the U.S. Embassy in Moscow to the effect that the OSWALD family traveled from Moscow ts Rotterdam by rail around’3. June 1963. Helmsatedt and Sextheim are on the main rail routs from Russia to Rotterdam, While - . | Lee OSWALD himself and their infant daughter are ast recorded: “ in Cerna records this is probably because little attention. is ST oN “her DIIZ$S palt to Gg. S. citizens and to infants in keeping travel recorder | © hp pe 7 f ANTE Ae “RAAZ- ace § A ar rere meeeenenemeeemneretaiey yet = OMIT)
13-00000 “p> -| “| by thy pe] om i: ry Lp at Service, HY Fi SUBIEOT: Lee Haare Pycowar . eine “ i, vs Crecente 1963-Which gave information oa the. travel of = ey a7 astyre message, OUT No, 87520, dated 6 December 1563, at 1329 hours, tothe \ihite House, the Derartrnent of aml the Pederal Bureau of Investigatina, with capy to the bd es “Reference, is ead to our OUT telegram Noe 36792 of . : a REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED J ttacirmment 5B srccnnanmanennnnesaceasaeame nee WS Le \ H | Marck caWALD jand presumably alac Lee rR ami their daughter) acroea West G from the Soviet Union, Informetion aow available &om Butch atthoritiea seems to confirm this, ermany on theiz return On 3 Juna 1942 one M,. CSWALD, listed as @ male Russian citizen, entered The Netherlands by train at the Otdenzaal border point, Comment; Te hae believed that the isting of this person asa male instead of female was just aa error of the border — officials. Note that ouaelindal is ppposite Bentheiza, the German border point where Marina COU ALG Zafe Germany. | REPRODUCTION PROMIGITED fata) Lamy bo buy weg? 3 /~blan - (Ff 2Ci- DFIDSES COPY NO. __
—— REPRODUCTION Le appear gener eee mo, 7 Attachment G Teletype message No. 85715, dated 29 November 1563, filed at 1320 houra, to the White House, the Derartment of State asd the Foderal Bureau of Investigation, with copy to the Secret | Service, . J ok oN a SUBIZET: Travel oS Les Harvey CSWALD h oT: ne follomig information has been gathered from —- or ee ‘¥ghiable sources degarding t the travel of Lee Uarvey CSwA 1D eK | anata wifes ee B. 9 October 1939: According tore tick. tish travel records CSWALD arsived'in a ” . NG Oy . Southampton this date claiming on his Landing card oo | that he had no fixed address but planned to remain in the United Kingdom one week for vacation before | going on to "seme school" in Switzerland, (Head- _ Quarters comment: Probably referring tothe Albert Schweitzer Gollege-in Switzerland with which | he is known to have been in correspondence.) - Be is October 1959: According to the same ; official British travel records CSWALD left London | thie date by air for Helsinkt, OO gel-asq2e9 far Ey » os Os te ; xaaz ; 226 é: BREET PaO “re
13-00000 - | ‘REPHODUCTION a a PROMIRITED ge 1383: According to an extremely sensitive and ae , reliabls sources on 237 Movember Maria SNETHLAGE, | 4 head of the 1 ak Werkgroup Infor matis Guba! (Workgroup - SY Infgetiction Cuba), told | aaemployee af the Cuban . ceaboy in “The. Mages that she was sure she had met 7 ‘that Mr. © tog Havara, who did the murder", .Sae described nim as a man of violence and entirely fall of hate and indicated that it was possible that this man had | been misused by a group, She said sha tad written to 'GTASON" about the bad isppression sha had bad. of this ES, (Headquarters ‘corament: Please refer to our teletype Nos. 85132 and 35665 for additional information on CIBSON,) Later, SNETHLAGE told Castro Cubans ta The Hague that "Mr, LEE of the Fair Play for Cuba ~ Committee had been slandered and that it was another person named Lee OSWALD whe had done it, SMSTHLAGS seemed to be glad te have heard thia scorrect" version, (Headquarters comment; Br, LEE may be identical with Vincent Theodore LEZ who replaced Richard GINSON as Head of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee.) - go6243
PROMIBIT a b, Accarding to reliable ismetion SNETHLAGE was in Cuba in January. 1, 0635, and | according to an official ' Dutch source, she *agnia t traveled i fee Cuba for the May Day | | REPRODUCTION — PROHIBITED aN coversc oo 7 COPY NO. _————————
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWL Attachment D 4 Teletype Mo, 85182, dated 12% November 1963, filed at 1932 hours, to the White House, the Degartment of State and the Federal Bureau of Investigation,: with copy ta the Secret Service, (paraphrase) ry TF SeRE REO, Te ee ; ai voile 8 oY {°F Z - SUBJECTS: ee Harvey ¢ osyALD ne: NS ae + — i, In conversation with a close iriendinBern, - 0 : Switaerlana, on 23 Novernper 1963, Richard Thomas GIBSON. a remarked that OSWALD is ‘one of us". OSWALD and GISSON~ - had correspanded two years previously, So os WALD had joiced the Committee, (Gomrent: Reference ia réaumably to the Pair Play for Cuba ‘Comnmistee,} GISSON added that he bad destroyed all his. letters. from CSWALD,. CSWALD is crazy. crBsoxt Glen remasted tat he ta happy that he was os er net in Neg rer “He folt Sorry for "LEZ in New York ard - tor rma", Gr oo | Ze ‘The information given above was supplied by an extremely sensitive source who is usually reliable. 3, According to other information that was availble, : 7 Richard Thomas GIBSON, bora 13 May 1931 in Les Angeles, ‘Galifornia, is a negro journalist who has been active in the ATT. * te. XAAZ-226C! | : | _ seat 2245 ay | PAGE 178 of CLC COPY NOe anne
13-00000 "PATTER Yair. Flay fsr Cuba Cornmittee singe 1960, He has resided since Anril 1363 at Lausasiee,, S elt vrland, In this latter ae country eisbne a AP participated ime publication af La aa mom ee. mormmamnnme em + : cee ee en ee 7 - cab2C 52 - REPRODUCTION - - _ gia PROMIBITED = . COPY NO
Teletype message, CUT N at 1826 hours, REPRODUCTION PROKIBITED lo, 35665, 23 Novernber 1953, filed the White Houst, the Departmert of State and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with copy to the Secret Service, (paraphrased) ) \e oS 23 Nevermer | Gur one ia The Bague bas reported that oa =, 4 , a . 3, a local Castroite named Maria SNETHLAGS told Third Secretary Ricardo SANTOS of the Cuban Embassy i in The Hague that she knew the "lh President Kennedy. She described " and violence, and speculated thas Ae thal. been misused } oY a group's Richard GIBSON, ak ‘éitiven of. Lausanne, Switzerland, born Wye 13 May 1935, a Castro bn, ete ? . | | | | She said she a « LE” (sic) who murdered ZS" as a or £33) of hate n ON aiiten toG :ISSON (undoubtedly ‘ r, who had visited The Netherlands recertly and had been in contact beth with the Soviet Ambassador and the Cuban Embassy). be) ce Later that same cay & jazia CNETHLAGE told Secretary SANTOS that "Mr, LEE of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee 22 been slander ed. ‘The assassin had been another person, Lee OSWALD. SNETALAGE is reported to ‘have been i in Cubs im Jamuary and again in May, 1963, oe KAAZ - 22661 ; REPRODUCTION PROD BED PAGE 180 of 212 COPY NO.
13-00000 | : | | REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED 3, ee ording 1-to Dutch authori ities on 7 Moversoez 1563, in talking about attacks by Cunan roingees against the Guban } ralinland, SANTOS tad replied | ‘just wait and you will sce what we caa do, Se ofl ‘happen soon. ' Asked to be more precise, SANT CS Had replied. nfust wait,” fast wait", SAMNZCS is reported. to have a oro-Gestrstze other in the U.5.A,. | 4, A very sensitive source reports that aiter bis convere sations with SNETHLAGE, SANTCS was very angry because she had contacted. him. =o . ; Xof- 25724 § “Pests
13-00000 PROT mente on ew Serta ott - spear PROMIBITED 176264 XAAZ- MEMORANDUM FOR: Me, J. Lee Rankin General Comeek _-Pyealdent’s Commission on ths _~ Agsadsination of Preaidant daanady fo) oy a . a , #2 #Dogatlona Revgerding Intellizence Training Pe “Warren Remission Oe a RY bo 7” 5 ee \ me Es “we of the « ristence of a. Sevier intelligence’ endfor’ | wenokaye training achool in Miask, Uli, Rave Core tothe Se , attention af the Agency frome preas reviews. Alsogibers hae aos | boon an infoeomal inquiry from o mumber of the Someis siom, 0 siz, Imbies, yery recanthy on this detail. f y Saks: epportaunity to laonish to the Commission the injermation eich tips. Ageety has on ts topic. . Qwer 2. \ careful review of SLi flies bas preceeed ac hard lalormation regarding fovist intolilsence or sabotage training in iivsk since 1947. Cre itera of information avepliad Sy a Jovies © pckeeter 3 ia T49 reported the existumce, as of 3947, of an inteDigsnce sining school in Minsk, Ne adtittenal details, however, were | aoliable regarding its eurricvlam or location in Minsk, Information developed from our sonrees since 1049 haa not montionsd, confirmed, - or corrobersted tae continued acietance of the instalation. vo. #equNN Juownseg “UO MBIAGY YIDel seep 96 wr ie t ge. anether reference tn cL les 2 to training in Minsk relatss to the existence of a sabotage echoes which functioned in Mina anti the Germaet attack an the £ Soviat tien in el, alor whieh the ucheool 2 + ; ) ‘eas mmgyoes to 2 Kening wad. WARNING NOTICE SENSITIVE SCURCES AND oO METHODS INVOW WED aa ae TO -nneee W BRED Cory a — RA ene Fe mm ae nme: eon eo : wee oe cee em
“REPRODUCTION: PROHIBITED 9 - t a] 1 coe ase We caBHE - a 4 4. These tee i tema of injornis ahah are the only gas in the povecasion of thin Ageney r: ubsting to intelligences and zalptega training In MMinga. They are SJarnished te the Commisaica in orice te completes is REDON  Bechur of the senaities sources lnavelved, it hag bee’ nutes sary te alter & sensitivity indleator to this memerssduna., ‘ : & \gs bata Richard Salas “ Geputy Dircetor for Fians AN Fintan i Distriawticns Original &l - Addressee . ° _ & ~ DOP ke SR/CIZA2 i « CPCL{/SEG » SI/CUsRas 1 ctr eee Rs - ; oo. . Griginated byt? CI/RRA/TRAaitanl[ssa4s, 4 June 1964} . ’ Ww \S . WARNING NOTICE ° QiAnry SENSITIVE SOY neces AND | Vai’ METHODS St - COPY No. __ _—_————— REPRODUCTION =, ‘PROMIGITED game”
13-00000 REPRODUCTION — ‘ ™~ toms 16 December 1963 ~ 6 : [eis HE RS Piers, Doe af Sanwa SAE Aicetdoes. 3. BG. we Maarkep ye % Seseey Di veesur (Pines) “ Satcr : \ Pate neRSTs Comes the Semnedy sesaesinetion Pprebcees Jia 2. Seeds. 26 yon sacl, SRT Qeferted fesr The EGS cha tea Yee ag, ciel. wigs, begieiee it ook =O tO Gio, Deak he Bee scaged iniGeeh vith Soviet. ineettioonss annette. tise base oF bier eid ety. ESD Cees SB Scar er SL XGak Ste sida mat eve Dems beiedk by Sorias ist S.Samaabe whey shea Gita say were inside the Gewtes tyicon sca - parcioalonty 2 nanity Smet aS Be ve heme decked te ones cok his whew withouk eltting, | foxkh tke ice dete se apegisiesily saacens Gls acacimiiass o> Tort ices. CAS/3/s i cpivoesemy (1 Deceaber 1563 VN - c/s - Cas = “5/a bf ECT tare | - ‘PROHIGITED PROMIBITED , 184 of 21e |
13-00000 REPRODUCTION | PROMIBITED ; [35° CSOF 3/2747? Federal Burema of Investigetion | | Attention: Mr. 5- d. Panich | | FRCM Deputy Direstér (Bans) SUBIECE 3 Potes. DERZABIN"s Coments:on the Kennedy Assassination ee ron = . ») i. av’Gched: tor your peviieal axe the uritten coments of KES | as cz DEXTARTS. cn-sose aspects. of the assassination of Px ein P= Kennedy. AS you know, DORYARIN defected Pron the nua cbout Geacyeirs ago, ond his perscnal neviedge is not wp to date, bub<ha has stayed tn touch with Soviet intelligence ' dsveloaments to tha best of his ability. tis comments on how Lee CGWALD axl bis wife must haye been handled by Seriet intell- igence authorities while they vere inside the Goryfiet Unien ere partlenlarly interesting end his suggesticns for Sherquestioning o> fies. Marina COWALD are equally provecabive. Be Ye have decided to pasa. on his views without edit ting; Son ee Rey cane Ton Seecitically endorse bis sancinsious “eser-3/719,235 c/ws/3/a-u-wastten: my: -12 Decesber 1963 Distribution: - _ a BASIC: - Hone Orig. &l- | Mdaressee - +1 + RE bye) PROJECT 2 = CI/LIA 1 ~ CI/RRA d - CI/SIG | | os - an | Document Number MIB=76. A _ a . for FOI Review on . | on O76 4 pee 63 ee
13-00000 EESUSHOSEY « PROBED REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED Agsespinitics i We should understand thet my ecaments vaieh follov are mob based salaky on the thesis thet COWALD was specifically Sispatched to wader cur President er mace reel possibiiity Pirbesaneentt i Ste eccomal ished “the decd oa hia’ Cu, t intciniye. SSRpaT BUEN S Dose Ti ee does S GGE baka the KGS Lass culsehle as the yet er SN ot a bar tom pla mnie pe preaident?” Su tthe Ue hare to guia by Wilting the grisn cccrueling to the USSR eo met, apecicely secrmting 1 he Western pressure betting the leedership of ike wh. - would sutoumtically case up. Witness President Cohesaa's Ieeediate conellistory telegram to XERUGECHny, after the ramder. We Wier. mention that the USA uns tae chief prepenent for not extending. ( t Maa ~4 SUBSZCT : Peter DERYABIN's Caments on Preaident Kemedy's icng range credits te the USSR. Extension of lomy range credits © | is vital to the USES ab this jusrture. the USSR. the est persistently underrates the extent of the ae . Soviet inbernal situation. It wes my prediction that as a reenlt 7 Of the rismsnegemmnt of the 1963 harvest snd the CHIC arguments enother recsmm to oxy hia form of peaseful eomciatence Se suyertor to that of the Ciiicdts". ; a oy £2 oh Ue . : s ae ti a Fer eee beet TEN al Ay Vi Ss
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED <2 e. Coneeivably any of Presiden’ KEXAZDY's planed elsction year are tims sabotaged by the President's muriier. 2. The Soviets orricualy understocl that the death of Presiient SEESEOY would remit im the emergence of DeGAULLS as 2 strong Yesterm lesder. DeGAULLA of caxse saya “what's geck far Sreuce ig nob necessarily bad for the UESR.! aly | 5 ov death of President IGSSNEDY resovres a popular a he 2 the 0858 has any anbitious alas in Ue &. mublic opinion their moder of President *EMIRDY would serve to exacexbate the present ditfersnces between the ralicea) left snd sight in Seurkca. ta fast the USER Propaganda machine beyse to Pussin's ov olticans, as the Soviet intelligense services have suffered seme vary real reverses recently vith PENKOVSKY, . COLES II's defection, theirs imeninicus exalsions from the Cango, Jhet tee US woud tase sco teastic _ 30 such ca the spot assecarent. ‘ aso say that CSUAD \a3_s mubaatpprcperiy would not bs entrusted With such an = cperation by the ES. Rowever, pren REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED PACE 187 ‘pp Ole me f va LULZ ES COPY HO