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104-10010-10087 16 December 1975 - According to teicon’ between Mr. Savigé nto. a Priv) and Mr. Johnson of Nat'l Archives on 12 Dec 7S, CIA. apparently _ "needed to. review for declassi fication. of. material on Lists: ‘2. and 2A (see attachments) just: the documents which, were forwarded ‘to us along with the lists ‘by NARS. OMe. Paul. Hartman reviewed the documents (also attached and has made appropriate notations for dec¢lassification. - a 106/80, ext 1731. ape 22, 1974 ‘he a eee
(04-10010-10139]_ " a7) Ans (7/975 Leb phacwiny bale OD) brew, iG December 1975 - Mr. Randall: : . . According to teicon between Mr. Savige (Info & Priv) and Mr. Johnson of Nat'l Archives on 12 Dec TS, CIA “apparently needed to review for declassification of. material on Lists —@ 1A, 2. and 2A (see attachments) just the documents which a were forwarded’ to us along with the lists “by NARS. “Mr. Paul Hartman reviewed the documents (also attached and has made | appropriate notations for de¢lassification. - ae . My ©x 1 ° a Cop 22, W906 | oe fae brches a wie lou Ca va as “€ an
104-000-0197] ee 8.- MAY 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin - General Counsel | oo : President's Commiseion onthe = =~ ni Don Assassination of President Kennedy SUBJECT 4) Marina OSWALD'e Notebook a Attached herewith {s information from this Agency's files on the a Core entries in Marina OSWALD's notebook, a copy of which wag received | iat from the Federal Bureau of Investigation under their communication — om ae dated 13 April 1964. Copies of this attachment have been a forwarded os 7 _ to the Federal Bureau of Tavestigation, oo Pe Deputy I Dncctor “for: Plans” ; os fee Attachment: Ae statedabove © 0 eh ay Distribution: . ae en ee Pa Orig. & 2 - Addressee ee © = DDP : gach > 3 « SR/CI/Research ey °F uf SR/GI/Research:AWBrasko;cl _ ‘5 May 1964 - o 7 ‘ a P 4 kscloted ‘tea aatomaile dean Zeciag and Gecizasitication SECRET
JFK Assassination System . Date: 4/25/20! Identification Form a : . Agency Information AGENCY: CIA RECORD NUMBER:  104-10010-10249 RECORD SERIES: JFK AGENCY FILENUMBER:  201-289248 Document Information ORIGINATOR: -WC FROM: TO: TITLE: ACCESS RESTRICTED DATE: 04/21/1964 PAGES: 7 , SUBJECTS : ; RESTRICTED DOC DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS : — Consulted CURRENT STATUS: Withhold DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 06/25/1993 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS ; OSW15:V56B 1993.06.25.18:02:01:030250: THIS ITEM HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN BECAUSE IT CONTAINS SECURITY CLASSIFIED INFO OR OTHERWISE RESTRICTED INFO. DRAFT MEMO FOR THE RECORD. vot . 1 DocIa:32107690 Page 1
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO TITLE DATE : PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION _. RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST. REVIEW : Date: 06/12/96 Page: 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM 'C104-10010-10249 201-289248 DOCUMENT INFORMATION we SLAWSON, W. DAVID, WC MFR CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE SOVIET AND CUBAN EMBASSIES IN MEXICO CITY 04/21/64 7 USSR EMBASSY CUBA EMBASSY TRANSCRIPT MEXICO CITY : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT SECRET OPEN IN FULL OPEN 06/25/93 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS OSW15:V56B 1993.06.25.18:02:01:030250: CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION ANDIOR *. EASE OF CIA INFORMATI INTHIS DOCUMENT —"n on C, Ve, $6 JO. ELAR LS LY bo ST VE & be ‘Ne Jered (4 o” Ret cree) JOY —f00/6 — fO24 J ' “ The jocumenr uA-sF S&S PR oC EES ED padete  f0Y-/00/0 ~/02Y% (cory 07 ZD BDocld:32107690 Page 2 07 ASHE - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
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13300000 Ce ee eee eee eee wr serena. Na 210 CHEE On Eve hatte Oe Nah 2 ote eet cen ee we Mabie eins oe BBR atte AMO abast On ally ater eetion cee eee. an eee! 4 . Enclosure 4 SUBJECT : Leslie Norman BRADLEY (201-727878) 1, RI: An examination of BRADLEY's 201 file shows him to be a aoldier of fortune and free-lance pilot who was arrested by the Cuban G-2 in Havana on 24 May 1960. Held on the Isle of Pines, BRADLEY collaborated with his captors in all respects. He lured the Nicaraguan leader, Chester LACAYO, to Cuba so that he could be arrested. BRADLEY iz an unscrupulous adventurer who will do anything for money. After his release and return to the U.S. he approached the families of several men still on the Isle of Pines with requests for funds allegedly to be used to liberate the prisoners. He was briefly considered for employment as a co-pilot in Project ZRCLIVF and filled out a personal information form, but the offer of employment was cancelled. 2. No further information from other sources,
13-00000 SUBJECT Aupenicn cae eerie: sog9 : Edward S. BUTLER See Paragraph 7.a,. of reference, RI traces in progress. No additional information to date. Snclosure 5
2 SILVIA DURAN: There is an American here who says he has been to the Russian Consulate. ~ RUSSIAN CONSULATE: Wait a minute. Silvia Duran is then heard to speak in English to someone apparently sitting at her side. ‘this conversation goes as follows: © | - . "We said, wait. Do you speak Russian?” "yes." ‘Why don't you speak to him then?” "T don't know’... " The person who was at the side of Silvia Duran and who admitted to speaking some Russian then gets on the line — - and speaks what is described as "terrible, hardly recognizable Russian." This person was later identified as Lee Harvey Oswald. © OSWALD: "y was in your Embassy and,spoke to your Consul." | . RUSSIAN EMBASSY: “What else do you want?” OSWALD: ~"I was ‘just now at your Embassy and they took my adéress.". a . . ° | , RUSSIAN EMBASSY: "I know that." ee Co) 2 [OO ; I'v oe . a . GH . Docla: 32107690 Page 9
OSWALD: "I did not know it then. I went to the ‘Cuban Embassy to ask them for my address, because they have it.” RUSSIAN EMBASSY: Why don't you come by and leave it then, we're not far. OSWALD: “Well, I'll be there ‘right away." ¥ October 1 - 10:30 a.m. A person later identified as Lee Harvey Oswald, “speaking in "Sroken Russian," telephones into the Soviet Embassy. OSWALD: "Hello. I was at your place last Saturday -and talked to your Consul. They said they'd send a telegram to Washington, and I wanted to ask you, is there anything new?" . _ RUSSIAN EMBASSY: Call another telephone number, if you will. | a 7 OSWALD: Please. RUSSIAN EMBASSY: 15-60-55, and ask for ‘a Consul. > OSWALD: Thank you. | RUSSIAN EMBASSY: "Please." October 1 = 11:30 a.m. The same voice, still speaking in broken Russian, telephones the Russian Consulate. He speaks to a man identified , Pocla: 32107690 Payge 10
a ar a . . ' . ‘ . . Serres . wet ne ' « . ya, . ' vie ‘ .. a XAe - : od as "Obyedkov.": OSWALD: Hello, this is Lee Oswald. I was at your place. last Saturday.and talked to your Consul. They said — 1¢-send a telegram to Washington, and I wanted to ask you whether there was anything new, but I cannot remember the name of the Consul. | OBYEDKOV: "Kostikov. He is dark?" OSWALD: "Yes. My name is Oswald.” - OBYEDKOV: “Just a minute, I'21 find out. They say they have not received anything yet." . OSWALD: "Have they done anything?" OBYEDKOV: "Yes, they say a request has been sent out, but nothing has been received yet." - . . OSWALD: "And what..." ‘ " OBYEDKOV: (Hangs up) ja to ro ju |a |= |e i) me ae DOl~ 0.289 248 , Docla: 32107690 Page 11 S b D
104-10010-10403] - SENSiTH +e ah Aces AND. DAES bees | Stone: | or :NVOLVE y i CGN wk Aare waren GAs an af howe e MEMURANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin & SGT . Anonymous Telephone Calls to United States Embassy in Canberra, Australia, Relative ta Planned Assassination of President Kennedy | 1. i refer again to paragraph two of your momorandum, | dated 12 February 1964, relative te cdisscrainationa to the Secret Service mada by CIA. 2. On 24 November 1963, CiA received from the Department of the Navy 4 copy of a cable from the Naval Attache in Canberra, Australia (IN 67327, Top Secret, later downgraded to Secret), reporting a telephone conversation the previous day with an anonymous individual who had described himself as a Polish chauffeur for the Coviet Embassy in that city. Thie individual, while discussing several raatters of intelligence interest, touched on the possibility that the Soviet Government had financed the - abeassination of President Kennedy. Reference was made in this: cable to the receipt of a similar anonyraous telephone call on ota 15 October 1962. 3, Upon receipt of this cable from Navy CIA took the following action: a. Cabled to Canberra asking full detaile of the telephone conversation of 23 November and the call made 4 on 15 Cetober 1962. It should bo noted that CIA had not P 4 previously known of the 1962 telephone call. | a, - Aa && — ” 4 iP Si plo aw \ tar WARKING NOTICE SENSITIVE SOURCES AND RATE INVON VED ee ee ee ee
13-00000 GHA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM = Enclosure & SUBJECT : Carlos Jose BRINGUIER 1. RI: DBA-55777, 25 October 1963, lists BRINGUIER, from 1934, as a businessman, Cuban, living in New Orleans at 501 Adele Street, Apartment F, and as director of the Cuban Student Directorate for the New Orleans area. . Ze No additional information to date,
a ence ED pre ee erences wee PAY, ARMING METHODS | b. The CLA Statien in Canberra, on 27 Novernder, furnished eli available inferrmoatica on the 1952 talephone call. tea LS 56ars that aource on that occasion stated that “Iron Curtain Countries" planned to pay a huadrad thousand dollars for the as cancination of x resident Aennady. ec. Cn 2? November, the CLA Canberra Etation alse furnished compicts detail on the anonymous telephona call of 23 November 1965. d. Gn 29 November, CLA dissaminsted this information, as supplied by its Canberra Station, to the white House, Department — of Stute, aud Fedoral Gureau of Investigation, with a copy to the Secret Service, A copy of this dissemination in ite exact text is attached to this memorandum. 4, The CIA Station la Canberra arranged for discussion of the In the opinion of the wklow was a crank. In any evont, they ware act able to identily any Polish eraployee of the Soviet Embassy, the automecbila described by the calley as the ono he drove, or the licenss plete number given by him. No further information on this call has been received. Available evidence would tend to show that the ciller was some type cf crank. This conclusion, howevar, cannot be confirmed. 5. Pleace note that the nature of the information in this memorandum and its attachment requires the use of a senoitivity indicator. Richard Helras Deputy Director for Plans ‘ Atlachment WARNING NOTICE SENSITIVE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED auicmalle why aad “ony eo, SEORE
13-00000 | REPRODUCTION BIT D . Be 5e' an rr | ; ° ’ — SENSIT!., Ouec D | ¥- 17% , i . METHODS ine re wo | ore aa % She Wan nocs Comm issroy ET ae) ae Reference is rede to the attachmects to ay  ~Besorende dated 31 January 1964 and 21 Fearaary 156%, | beth of ubtch eepert information on Allvia DEAR, & Hexkcan eltieen esployed us the Cuban Commlate in Mexiea Cisy. Infomation om tae actions of Siivia TRAM om her retura to wark at the Cuban Consulate on 25 Hoveabar 1563, fhllowing her Fizst hy Msceoest 7 . ;: | ominat rnew (O44 3-273 : for FOIA Review on JUN 878 oT at QO\- 289045 ) WARMING NOTICE SENSITIVE SOURCES AND METBONS. INYO VED GBGUP Excleted tren tomatic i Oh Seiet ACe i asg ¢er ess, siigstisy . t osnennaaeeiaire aad
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Z "fe SECRET ¥ 21 MAY US/82/71 Dear. Anthony, ° egarding your letter 6/705 of 10 May 1982, our "records indicate~that Valeriy Viadinirovich Kostikoy traveled to Mexico, France, Spain, the U.S. and Cuba during the period 1959-61. In 1961, he was assigned permanently to Mexico City as a consular officer and served there until August 1965. He was varigusly described as a translator, vice~-consul, and attache. During this tour he attempted to cultivate a U.S. Government employee assigned to our embassy in Mexico city. Qol- In September/October 1963, Lee Harvey Oswala~ approached the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City in an attempt to get a visa allowing him to return to the USSR. Kostikov, as a consular officer, handled this visa request. We have no information which indicates ‘any relationship between these individuals other than for the purpose of Oswald's making his visa request. Kostikov returned to Mexico City for a second tour of duty in July 1968. During this tour he was again assigned to the consular section and was a second secretary. It appeared that he was tasked with following the activities of the Central American communist parties.-and left-wing groups, and he met often with members of these groups, reportedly providing them with funds and technical guidance. In July/August 1969, Kostikov made an unusual TDY trip to Moscow lasting three weeks. (His family remained in Mexico.) In July 1970 he made a four-day trip to Havana. Kostikov's tour in Mexico ended unexpectedly in September 1971. Our information indicated that he was not due to leave for another three to four months, and at the time of his departure, there was some speculation that the suddenness of his departure was due to the fact that he was known to Lyalin. sou" CROSS FILE COPY FOR 201- pO NOT DESTROY prt Beara Fe tare RECORD (ord “> « Form Si0r Bro NS ott nee aT! cD Ty hE -- 005 MAE: O OFo7~ GS DEor-2ET2TF SECRET 0 < (AEF D20/- 30505 2 —_ Ss Jrre JQ 0 - 2-99.
While in Mexico he was considered by some to be the mont effective and dangerous of intelligence officers in Mexico. He has been described as being without morals, education, and manners. . Shortly after his arrival in Mexico in 1968, he was arrested in front of a house of prostitution after becoming involved in a fist fight with some locals. It appears this incident did not affect his position in Mexico City, despite the fact that it received a good deal of press coverage. We are aware only that Kostikov arrived in Beirut in June 1978. We are unable to confirm his presence there now. Although our file indicates that Kostikev may have been a member of Department 13 (Executive Action) (Department V's predecessor), we have been unable to confirm this. Also, to the best of our knowledge the KGB has not engaged in such executive action since 1959. Sincerely, ) /s/ David . ‘ David H. Blee | ND FRo1e ATTACHED DDO/CI/RA\, (22 May 1982) DISTRIBUTION: Orig & 1 - Adse CI/RA Chrono 100-2-95 ' be bet et fot ‘ SECRET {OO -~ 2- SS
104-10012-10024 - : a _ UK StRORET a? : “4 , A 9 ; : 6/705 10 May 1982 Dear . 1. Please refer to our conversation of 6 May. | | | | H | 2. We also note that EPSTEIN in “Legend” claims that accerding to a CIA telecheck KOSTIKOV was Lee Harvey OSWALD's KGB case officer in Mexico City. According to BARRON (page 335) OSWALD was in Mexico between September and November 1963 and was seeking to obtain a Soviet visa. There was certainly a KGB interest in OSWALD, although according to NOSENKO this was defensive. 3. The reason for our current interest in will be obvious. Ags 4, We would be erateful for your views and for any information on particular, what are your comments i can vou confirm that 5. We should be grateful for an early reply and as I said on 6 May will treat anything you can tell us on a strictly basis. CROSS FILE COPY FOR 201-4).8 DO NOT Yours ever DESTROY a oe Pa OL OD Yow Com A Rom om
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13-00000 a “oe ben ~ ae ~ /06/" 7 . | SECRET ° , ERPs r) te a a | ~/ > DEFERRED TELEPOUCKH ACTIONS IP/DP@7 (173) INFO: ODPD=D, RF, FILE, (9/W) 78 1353105 PAGE 001 TOR: 0217522 OCY 78 LOND 98177 SEC RE T 0216422 OCT 78 DEFERRED TELEPOUCH CITE] —-s—- 8177 (BAXLEY ACTING) TOs WASHINGTON, FOR: EUR/BC INFO C/CI SUBJECT: WNINTEL RYBAT GNPROPER SGCHART @ LEE HARVEY OSWALD ie WHILE REVIEWING OLD FILES WE RAN ACROSS AN AUGUST 77 Ler MEMO FROM GNPROPER CONCERNING RIMMA SEMENOVNA ZMITRUK (AKA SHIRAKOVA), BORN 18 JAN 39 OR 18 JAN 37, SOVIET CITIZEN, “WHO VISITED THE UK FROM 22 APRIL TO 20 MAY 77 AS LEADER OF A GROUP OF SOME TWENTY RUSSIAN STUDENTS ON A ONE MONTH ENGLISH COURSE", 2. PARA TWO OF THIS MEMO STATES: “SHE IS ON RECORD WITH US AS A SUSPECTED MEMBER OF THE KGB, SHE HAS COME TO NOTICE ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS NOTABLY AS THE INTOURIST GUIDE ASSIGNED TO LEE HARVEY OSWALD DURING THE LATTER'S STAY IN MOSCOW", 3. WE ASSUME THIS INFO IS KNOWN TO HOS, BUT WISHED TO MAKE CERTAIN BEFORE DESTROYING MEMO, 4, FILE DEFER, E182 IMPDET, END OF MESSAGE SECRET
104-10012-10027 reed . soe to acre, gan eh hy Book: 10/29/ _ “SECRET. 2 FRPt op pp e, an 2 STAFF x ACTION: EUR#8. (006) INFO: FILE, VR, DCI/PA, DOGed, CS/RF, DDA, C/PCS, Cheu, CCS@2, Cl=4, COMMO=7, CrO=2, EPS/EG=27 P/DMSY LSN/ID, ODPD=D, OED@4, OGCe2, OLC, PCS/LSN, SA/D0/0, SE=8, SEEUR@3, SIA, STA/FL, (63/W) - 78 0391413 PAGE 001 IN 0391413 TOR: O71840Z MAR 78 LOND 92099 . eee ee eee eee eee eee ee ee ee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee ere S$ EC RE T 0717372 MAR 78 STAFF . va cite] | s2099 I TO: DIRECTOR, WNINTEL MHSPLASH CKELEG SGCHART RTWINNER i, “BBCHONE BROADCAST FIFTY=*MINUTE PROGRAM QN_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION AT 2010 ON 6 MARCH, "THE GUARDIAN" FOR 6 MARCH BESCRIBED PROGRAM AS FOLLOKS: "THE KENNEDY COVER-UP: A REPORT ON SENSATIONAL NEW EVIDENCE OF HIS DEATH, MICHAEL COCKERELL'S REPORT CLAIMS TO COLLATE FOR THE FIRST TIME ALL THE NEW EVIDENCE THAT HAS EMERGED OF L&TE, MUCK OF JT IN THE WAKE OF WATERGATE, AND WHICH HAS GIVEN NEW WEIGHT TO THE CONSPIRACY THEORY REJECTED BY THE wARREK COMMISSION, EIGHTY PER CENT OF AMERICANS, APPARENTLY DO NOY ACCEPT THE COMMISSION'S FINDINGS; THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE SET UP AFTER WATERGATE TO INVESTIGATE THE CIA AND FBI'S WORK AT THE TIME OF THE ASSASSINATION RECKONS: "ONE QF THE BIGGEST COVER=UPS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY KAS OCCURRED, ! WAS THE KILLING OF THE PRESIDENT A SPIN@-UDFF FROM A CIA/MSFIA PLOT TO MURDER CASTRO, ASKS THE FILM, PRODUCING EVIDENCE OF & LINA BETWEEN LEE HARVEY OSWALD, THE CiA, AND THE KGB,” 2. PROGRAM INCLUDED INTERVIEWS WITH JAMES F, MOSTY, Ai ICENTIFIED AS FBI AGENT DALLAS: WILLIAM GAUDET, DESCRIBED AS A “ark FMRMER CIA OFERATIVE; AND ANTONIO VECIANA, CHARACTERIZED AS A as CUBAN CIA OPERATIVE, . =F ee nb Ma - pA 3, 4L THOUGH PRESERTATION SOMEWHAT DISJOINTED, GENERAL We Ss THEME 1S THAT AGENCY DEEPLY INVOLVED IN ASSASSINATION AND COVER@ - UP, PROGRAM PRESENTED IN PRESTIGIQNUS "PANORAMA®” SLOT WHICH HAS WIDE AND LARGE AUDIENCE, WILL HAVE CONSIDERABLE IMPACT ON VIEWERS, &, FBIS CABLING TRANSCRIPT, WILL ADVISE FILING NUMBER, FEIS ALSO POUCHING VIDEO TAPE OF PROGRAM ADDRESSED TQ ECUR/BC, ot mts Ypres py ed soe we oe are , fQe 7S 4 FND OF MESSAGE serene _
104-10012-10066] ” RNUTING AND RECORD SHEET _™ ADE 9 Stet hate ar one endear Ato. ‘ INSTRUCTIONS : y C1. - PRIOR TO FILING . TO: ACTION BRANCH 1. Fillin Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flap if file no. and title shown are not proper, “ and forward to IP/ADB. insert proper file no. below and forward 2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records document to IP/AN. significant action taken or comments requir- ing preservation. FROM: PROPER FILE NO. IP/ TO: ALL ADDRESSEES [Ld — . GX-274 FILL IN SECTION | ON BACK. IF APPROPRIATE i ot ciel GA5O . COMMENTS ROOM DATE OFFICER'S NO. RECEIVED | rorwarpen INITIALS ay {O72 © | e . - for FOIA Review on soy 4976. 5. . \ 12} oct 1972 Copy Detached eH // WEL CALLS 2 fo. 12. ; 13. Q eater “4 ~ ws PS , . | meee oan na ten peta anne i Revise io IF/: RA G-A-53, for Hes! erecess mes q 15. 10 > i; 6 - Cae) 289 ave o 0 8 O92 IP/FI a , a. /F “ddl ie . CE RUMEN OMAR CODE) - TRACE ABSTRACT REQUEST . _ BATE MICROFILMES . . DOCUMENT DAT! : DOCUMENT NUMBER een 6100 SECRET “ot