JFK Assassination System Date: Identification Form 11/21/20 ' Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER : 124-10233-10148 RECORD SERIES : DL AGENCY FILENUMBER:  89-43-286 Document Information . ORIGINATOR: — FBI FROM: RUDD, ELDON D. TO: SAC, DL TITLE: DATE: — 11/23/1963 PAGES: 12 SUBJECTS : . LHO, POST-RP, ACT, RUSS TRIP 1963, RUSS SPK ASSCO DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS : 1A CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 12/10/1997 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 . HW 53244 DoclId: 32160938 APPROVAL OF CIA Released under the John Kennedy Ws5assination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 53244 Date: He—-12-2017 Page 1
a | ¢ GSA GEN. REG.NO. 27 ON ' . wf _ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Se ‘Memorandum | - -- TO OF SAC, DALLAS (89-43) BROM SA ELDON D.’ RUDD SUBJECT: LEE HARVEY OSWALD ' 7 ASSASSINATION OF PRESTDENT KENNEDY ~Declassify on: OADRAE WF ASSAULTING A FEDERAL OFFICER | following rmation was secured frome ¥INSTON.. LS ¥ Chief, and{HERBERT. MANEL ployee, Mexico City Station of CIA, is classified secret téw of the highly confidential source « involved Nene not ba disseminated outside this Bureau. : 3 ached are a*series of photographs taken on®10/1 | and 10/ ¥63of an individual believed to be an American and | ~ possibly identical with e person who had previously telephonically we identified himself a OSWALD leaving the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. CIA hd ised that the photographs are classified n * secret and should be kept in the Bureau's possession at all times and not turned over to police authorities. CIA has further requested that the photographs and information furnished be utilized for lead purposes only. vs On 10/1/63, a person calling from the Cuban Embassy, Lo Mexico City, to the Soviet Embassy, and speaking very bad Russian, v3 identified himself as LEE OSWALD and advised the guard, OBYEDKOV, at the Soviet Embassy that he had: previously visited the Soviet of Embagsy on 3p/28/63 and had spoken with Consul VALEREY YLADIMINOVICH | J KOSTIKOV. e individual calling asked if anything new had been” ived™ regarding the telegram which was sent to Washington. , ward left the phone and came back ated and sai thing /x en received yet but the request uy sent U) wu Shortly foLlowingftn his call¥=ah_individual who “appeared to be an American and who een he subject OF attached photographs entered the Soviet Embassy at 12:16 p.m. and departed 12:22, Pint ‘With regard to the tapeskutilized in recording pertinen} . telephone conversationsjreferred to herein, CIA has advised that, (‘33 these tapes have been erased and are not available for reviewAS/ Vie -3- Dallas (89-43) l- Mexico City (105-3702) (Delivereg EDR/Wvm ied by (4) eg age e. oo ESQ p12. rar = gs GSE an aes OF REVIEW AL. t 4 t | a se: 53244 DoclId:327160936 Page 2 :
B) oA wi . aN Ss a rN het = / 3 SAC, DALLAS (89-43) , | 11/23/63 D P 983 £ iSA ELDON D. RUDD | sufi 29 Yb? Classified bn Axes A aceke , gclagyrt oe , * LEE HARVEY OSWALD D NS ft ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY fa ® ASSAULTING A FEDERAL OFFICER | - ff | following” rmation was secured from{WINSTON M, § Chief, onaf HERBENT MANEL ployee, Mexico City Stdtion of CIA, is classif secret “in™View of the highly confidential sources involved d may not be disseminated outside this Bureau. fached are a series of photographs taken on{10/1 40% and{10/ of an individual believed to be an American and possibly identical w ik person who had previously telephonically identified himself a SWALD leaving the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. CIA has advised that the photographs are classified secret and should be kept in the Bureau's possession at all times and not turned over to police authorities. CIA has further requested that the photographs and information furnished be utilized for lead purposes only. On 10/1/63, a person calling from the Cuban Embassy, | } Mexico City, to the Soviet Embassy, and speaking very bad Russian, identified himself as LEE OSWALD and advised: the guard, OBYEDKOV, at the Soviet Embassy that he had previously visited the Soviet Embassy on ¥2/28/63 and had spoken with Consul VALEREY WLADIMINOVICH KOSTIKOV. The individual calling asked if anything new had been ~ reeéived regarding the telegram which was sent to Washington. ’ The guard left the phone and came back shortly and gaid-nothing (gf had been received yet but the request had-been sent(.& }, u ot cal Shortly followinggthis call® individual who” appeared 9 to be an American and who is the subject of attached photographs /,y ‘f entered the Soviet Embassy at 12:16 p.m. and departed 12:22. , ‘HASSIFIED ce x icy a f2 3 With regard to the tapesfutilized in recording pertinent _.. telephone conversat ions#referred to herein, CIA has advised thatg< these tapes have been erased and are not available for review. } 7 dg x i og 24 ra 3 an ee ned et can et a Fi ee Z bed vi 4 ait, 3- Dallas (89-43) : l- Mexico City (105-2702) (Delivered by hand) Be | > ™s. a 53244 DoclId:327160936 Page 3
2 os Pos , a Ne , |* 2) é WSAC, DALLAS (89-43) —SesreE 11/23/63 Wish : ELDO . AHP 7 73 fy SA ND. RUDD Classified ae 708 i ° Degen: cn DADRA *~ LEE HARVEY OSWALD . S ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY S. ASSAULTING A FEDERAL OFFICER following rmation was secured from*VINSTON M.. SCOTT, Chief, andJHERBERT MANEL loyee, Mexico City Station of CIA a a is classif secret in“viéw of the highly confidential ie involved nd may not be disseminated outside this Bureau. \ttached are a series of photographs taken on rofl and {10/4/@3 of an individual believed to be an American and possibly identical wit Libs person who had previously telephonically identified himself a VSWALD leaving the Soviet Embassy in . Mexico City. CIA has advised that the photographs are classified secret and should be kept in the Bureau's possession at all times } and not turned over to police authorities. CIA has further . | requested that the photographs and information furnished be utilized for lead purposes only. . On 10/1/63, a person calling from the Cuban Embassy, Mexico City, to the Soviet Embassy, and speaking very bad Russian, identified himself as LEE OSWALD and advised the guard, OBYEDKOV, at the Soviet Embassy that he had previously visited the Soviet Embassy on 22/28/63 and had spoken with Consul VALEREY }LADIMINOVICH KOSTIKOV. ‘he individual calling asked if anything new had been received regarding the telegram which was sent to Washington. (x The guard left the phone and came back shortly and s thing had been received yet but the request had been sent u) Shortly following[this call U dividual whd- appeared to be an American and who is the subject of attached photographs a entered the Soviet Embassy at 12:16 p.m. and departed 12:22. ct ek Se 4a z Ie ot fc EA With regard to the tapesxutilized in recording pertinent, ' telephone conversationsireferred to erein, CIA has advised that\,) these tapes have been efased and are not available for review. #7¥ , 3+ Dallas (89-43) | : 1~ Mexico City (105-2702) (De | | et ae Gy we - ut rh aes E 53244 DoclId:327160936 Page 4