sm “REPRODUCTION he First, CER CURSGHTEENEGAE LCN Delay in Sending -PROMIBITED PRORATED “TE | SECRET. one
00 "REPRODUCTION SU°JECT: Yelay in sending the first cable about OSWALD 1. Much has been written about the delay (by the Mexico Station) ins ending the first cable requesting traces on the. name Lee OSWALD. It was discussed in Dave Phillips book as a case of laziness on the part of the Soviet case officer (wich in my view was unjust and unnecessary and indicates that Dave didn't know what he was’ talking about). 2. Normally, the Spanish transcript for the 1 October conveys ation would have been picked up on the morning-of ‘the 2nd of October. ‘the Russian language portion would:Rhave\.gone to the Russian/English transcriber on the 3rd ofeOttober. ‘he trans lation would have been returned the follawing day (4th) at which time, the Soviet case officer wouhd havea ked for the photographic. coverage. That coverages wuld not have been in the station before the 7th s ince the fitm was still in the camera on the 3rd of October and i owas, ‘picked up probably on the 4th, processed and passed to@twhexStation on the next work day which would have been Maat a 'TsWctober. 3. Later the film was b¥ken out of the camera every day but at that time, the film stayed in the camera until a full rotl was completed vhich might take three or four das... 4. A name trace could have been requested on the bas is of the name alone but that wasn't the way Win Scott ran that. Station. He wanted the photographic coverage tied in with the telephone coverage ’..sometimes_there _was.a U.S. automobile — licens e number. _It was also part of the "numbers game" of jus tify ing a project ly the number of dis patches, cables or reports produced. ee mn among ome ornate ened nena epson pO epee sneer enews — ~ - > [ errr trem cree eee ener PA ra nana enaninneterrrtee wtrrenet enim etene mete — peovist Sore ee me sone monet nego Sma an . : oaey . . i
13-00000 Be REPRODUCTION | | PROMIBIT SUBJECT: Review of Mexico City Station Files _at the Warrenton Recerd's Center wk mA -1. On 2 May 1977 Chris Hopkins and Anniegii@Sipassuire visited the Warrenton Record's Center to revfawe. spl g Mexico City files in search of additional phote = of the "unidentified man". We were unable: e any such photographs. It appears that egy = ographs may have been destroyed in a purge of @axaxtw Station files and that the folders for theagsrsoped material were re-used to aivaphic material to Headquarters Nedre the Job numbers of boxes reviewed forward more recent pit and pertinent notations’ re re-use of the old folders: Job #70-236 Box 1 of 3 | LILYRIC Photos © LICALLA Negatives 1 February '- 1 March 1208 — _. In white letter-sized ed in re-use ’ envelopes - five . LILYRIC 1 Aug. 1966 to "3h Aug 66) — packages C-1873 - 2031 — 1 March - 1 April 1968 a | | , | ack folder - re-used LILYRIC —. . | _ folder 1 Sept 66 - 31 Oct 66. Front folder re-used LILYRIC folder 2 Dec 63 - 28 Feb 64 1 Ap ril - 2 May 1968 _ es oe ack folder re-used LILYRIC NNGLS5S2 folder 2 Mar 64 thru 29 May 64 7 ceo 152 Front folder re-used LILYRIC- folder 1 Nov" thru 15 Dec 66 SEK OS ; “SECRET
13-00000 a REPRODUCTION 16 Dec 1966 thru Jan 1967 Front flap re-used LILYRIC folder 18 Nov 1964 thru 26 Feb 1965 3 Jume - 1 July 1968 | ne \ back flap one side re-used Czech photos July 64 & Aug 64 back flap-other side re-used . LIMITED 11 May 66 thru 31 July 66 S 3 May - 3 June 1968 Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder 7 May 64 - 27 July 64 a 9 AN 1 July 68 - 31 July 1968 See ~ back flap re-used LICALLA folder GN oe Front flap re-usec 16 May 61 - 16 Aurion File # 50-627@hna\' 0 | Job #70-236 Box 2 of 3 : LILYRIC. Photos .. oo _ Back flap 3 Apr 67 - 2 May 67 | a ' iled in. re-us older LIMITED | , a 16 May 61-18 July 61 | . | a File # 50- 6- “74/5, Front flap re-used LILYRIC April 67 ‘Back flep 2: ay 67.- 1 duns 67 re _ ré-used LICALLA older Dec ~ Jan 67. oe 6000153 “Front flap clean ee I
13-00000 1-June - 3 July 1967 Clean folder 3 July - 31 July 1967 ap re-used LILYRIC folder July - Aug 64 Front flap clean 1 Aug 67 - 4 Sept 67 wy Cléan folder ~~ SNS a 4s t - 2 Octob 1967 PANS Clean folder ober er 1 Nov -. 22 Dec 67 | ‘Back flap re-used LILYRIC folder 12 Apr 66 ~ 18 May 66 : Front: flap re-used incoming cable | chrono folder 1-31 Jan 65 9 Jan - 31 Jan 68. Front flap re-used. LILYRIC folder 1 July thru 31 July 1966 — Back £12p - clean. Job 170-256 } Box 3_of 3 | 7 “LICALLA Photos . "2 Jan = 27 Feb 1967 _ ap re-use LICALLA folder oo oS Mew ge> 3 don 68° ce PROMISED REPRODUCTION PROWBITED a Continised ° - — 3 |
13-00000 ne - REPRODUCTION PROMISITED Front. flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Dec 66 - 15 Feb 67 & wns 1 Mer = 28 April 1967 ap re-used LICALLA folder 1 “Feb - 29 June 63 Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 20 Feb - 31 May 1967 . . aod | * 2 May 67 - 30 June 67 | . RAS | . { Back Fiap re-used LILYRIC folder Wee 3 | | - 30 Nov 63 (Y-1308) 23 July 63 (Y-1257) to \ _ a lt 19 Sept 63 (c. 1351) to 30 Nov 63 (C-1414) Front flap LICALLA- re-used folder 1 June > thru 3¢ 30 June 1967 1 cat, - 27 Oct 1967, - Bac ap clean aa . - . Front flap re-used LICALLA folder , . Aug - 31 Aug: 1967. 6 Nov - 29 Dec.1967 ac ap clean front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 July - a1 July 4 1967, sg Jan = 28 Feb. 1968 pens Co Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 July thru: 31 August 1966 . coe 0000155 a Back: ‘flap: Czech n Photos re-used folder _ Sept - ~ Nov 64 “SeOnET / : - os Contimed - 7 | + . - SERCO PRORATED
13-00000 4 REPRODUCTION 1 March thru 29 April 1968 Front flap re-use! LICALLA (C) 28 Nov 61 to 10 Feb 62 . Back flap re-used LICALLA folder . : | 1 Apr to 1 July 1966 | 2 May thru 19 June 1968 oo Back flap re-used LILY ap re-used LILYRIC folder (Y-907 to Y-969) | | | 12 Sept 61 - 23 Mar 1962 - Front flap re-used LICALLA folder 1 Jan thru 31 Mar 1966 N.B. There was no coverage from . ats nol 1968 AC | 7 23 Nov to ¢ re Baa te Job #72-626/36 File # 50-8-21 Box #5 Contained nothing prior to 1967. Looking for 1963. Job #70-209° © ne Box ¥3 (Boxes 1§2. at Hgs) . . Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #4 , Nothing pertinent to our search, Box a . . Nothing. pertinent to. our search, Nothing pertinent | to our "search. Ce CC00156 Nothing pertinent to our» search. ee ‘Box: #8 | Nothing *" Pertinent to our search REPRO | PROD ISmrED
oe REPRODUCTION PRORIGIT Box #9 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #10 Nothing pertinent to our "search. Box #11 Nothing pertinent to our search. Box #12 Nothing pertinent to our search. Job #73-506 | | | File ¥ 50-6-74/3 “iN Box #1 oe iN LILYRIC a x LICALLA 1 - 30 June 1970 ay Jan § Feb 70 . : July zs Mar & Apr 70 Augé a % co , May & June 70. SSI” - July § Aug 70° Sept & Oct 70 ‘Dispatch HMMT 11,368, dated 17 March 1972. Photos were filed in re-used subject and "pH folders (equivalent of subject 201 folders), indicating contents of "original" subject and "P" files were ‘destroyed. - . ee |. Ref (to Previous , shipment ) HWA 40,562, 21 May 7 71. » CCObLE7. Ser rm ‘FROWNED
ot REPRODUCTION | a PROMIBITED Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963) | 1. Unilateral Coverage: | - co ; _ From the time the Mexico Station was opened in April 1947 uti? the arrival of Mr. Win Scott as Chief of Station in 1955, the Station had developed a support apparatus to exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy in 7 Mexico City. This umbrella type project LoPsTICMeERR sted of multi] ine phone taps, three photographic sites, a ai team and a . mail intercept operation. “4% “ee Telephone taps WER, Ahn. by an employee of the local ag . telephone company wt ones by a Station case officer. - The number . aN _of lines tapped wa iteian ted only by the avai lability of a Tistening post _ - nearby and, tthe availability of langauge (English, ‘Spanish, Soviet, Polish, | Czech, etc. ) transcribers. ‘Generally, these were Mexican or Mexican- a American recruited agents. . Three photographic sites were handled by a Station case officer - : assisted by technicians on TY From Headquarters. who advised the Station on the best types of cameras, films, and concealment devices. - ‘These ae _operations had sub-crypts under. project LIPSTICK (namely: LIMITED, LILYRIC | and | LICALLA).. | LIMITED was: a fixed. site. directly opposite the: Soviet Em- 7 bassy (across the street) which’ had both a vehicle and a pedestrian. en~ trance. “The gate to the Soviet Embassy was on the northwest corner: of the = 9900458. | . Po a ER, “IMPDET ae Net he anak werk Er : oCL BY 004645 - an SETI CUTRE apts - EPROOUETO -— PRowen
13-00000 - From a tap of the Soviet Tine... It was picked up and taken i 0 Wr. ports: emma es REPRODUCTION PROUIBITE ‘y a language other than Spanish or English were taken to another location for translation and typing. Mr. Boris Tarasoff did the Russian translTa- tions but because of the volume of Russian conversations, the translations usually ran about a week behind the date of the conversation. As soon as the Station learned that an American identifying him- self as Lee Oswald phoned the Soviet Embassy, Miss Ann Goodpasture of the Station started screening all photographs. However, here BS there _ was a backlog because the photographs were picked up 4 i a week Rees but those picked up were usually for dates a fe a: since the _ technician who was processing the film, JA ey night- ~time basis. Further , photographs were not. made ipa wn enti a complete roll of — film was used. Later this : ser and the operator cleared the camera at. the end of. each day re es of: amount of unused film remaining. The - instructions were to cover the entire work day (office hours) and to photograph all Soviets, their families, all foreigners, and cars with foreign license plates. Human error did occur but generally the agents . were conscientious. “The Cuban Embassy coverage had more sophisticated equipment using: a pulse camera which frequently developed mechanical dif- ficulties. | | Oswald came to the attention of the listening post operators | 7 000 - coo ° 9 : 162 | PROAISTTED
13-00000 _ REPRODUCTION Tod deel ah he jrdbiee Pi Tarasoff for translation because the caller was trying to speak in Russian. There was some delay because Station personnel waited to compare the | photographs with the typed transcript. All transcripts were made in either Spanish or English since the Chief of Station could read only . | these two languages and because he personally screened the transcripts | : for operational leads.. | | gaSs5 eh oe ae VA WES eae | - 0000163 SLbHE CCE er - RaOOC ogee POMIRTED
13-00000 ith Achectld cnipinterbaeeaeb eecetalinttineteaten atbeetal comma» . tocGHel ' - 10 Feb 77 Source: ‘iotes made oy A. Goodpasture for John Leader, IG Staff Subject; Background on Mexico Station Support Assets (Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies) 1. Unilateral coverage. From the time the Mexico Station was opened in April 1947 (by Bill Doyle) until arrival of Win Scott as COS in 1958, Charles Anderson III (still in LA/HQ) had developed a support apparatus to Aas exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy. This umbrella type project (LIFEAT) consisted of milti Line phone taps, three photo sites, a mobile surveillance team and a mail int ercept operation. Be Fhone taps were placed by an ‘employee of the ‘telephone company . Rotana al wa Fae eal _who was handled ws David WILSTED (pseudo). The number of lines | tapped wes Linited poy froma of a listenin se ost nearby : ; WE nd English/. Spanish (Soviet, Polish, Weed ai ij | Mandcrtbers. Generally. _ these agents (nost ; a PS wy NA ane oS. 4g they: ae about shops they would talk to each other. ) be Three photo sites. were , handled ty A Anderson | wi ith the help of Harry Mahoney (retired, living in Chicago) and TDY sD” . people checking the best. ‘type of camera, film, and concealment devices. . These had sub-cripts under LIFEAT. (LIGTED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA) ; TATED was” a fixed site bang opposite across -the street ‘from the. front gate ‘of. the Soviet. Enbassy which had _ both a vehicle and. foot entrance. - ‘The Soviet gate” was on the Northilest corner. of their compound and LIMITED was csagonalty i across: a. double barrelled street on the Souths, elien =  pouisa a - SERET . es 12
13-00000 | REPAODUCTION — PROMMIBITED a (SeoRT ° - we og that block. LEUTED was the first bese and it cnerated strictly on an r ¥ = y ax erinental besis in the early stages, I think the texl Station bought one storey this property (a/Sranish Colonial stone house) through LIMOUSINE (check to be sure). Later this house began to fall apart. This base was closed when the Station got word thet the rhoto of tuniden nan" was being released to the public by the Warren Commission. The photo operators were moved to another apt nearby. The property was sold (under an operational agreement with LIMOUSIVE for a long term lease on the top floor of 2 new apartment blding to be built on this site). LILYRIC was planned as an alternate photo base to LIMITED. Tt was in an upper storey (3rd floor -check) on the same side of the street _as LIMITED but in the middle of the block South. It had a slantdd view of _ the front gate of the Soviet Enbassy, . The agents in LIMITED and LILYRIC (both  Mextcan fantiies) as far as we knew, were not acquainted with each other, . the American School). Ramon collected ‘the film LIMOUSINE as the purchases” bon LILYRIG Was a rented apartaent. LICALLA, : ‘the third Bhots, sits, was. Located * an one of a row of four houses on the South, s2HS9E the Soviet Exbassy compound a 4 which the Hexieo Stetion purchased ‘ho St 1958 (check date -)s also. using . eck) 2 “This site | overlooked the back garden of Ag OF . waa A Be the Soviet mnbassy compiptaid. The purpose of this operation was to get good unidentified in Mexico Station records). - The three photo sites vere handled by Remon Alvarez (Mexican citizen of U.S. mother who taught clecentary ‘lev rel at com from LISTED - and ‘LILYRIC three. times a week. His sister! s husband, Carlos “(Hleictean doctor) developed, and printed the film into ga0 contact print strips «_ The master plan _- was for LIGALLA film. to. ve, = procuneed inside. TSD ‘nan from 1957 to 1959. (Harper _ Holt - - resigned) could not handle the volume ‘and as ‘the unprocessed film began ANTI —-PROSIBITED to accumilate, the inside co. ‘Wahoney) becanie disgusted and took. the. fila out for Ramon's brother-in-law to process (probatly early, 1959): “Thus Razon became the handler for all. three ‘photo WS sensitive start Di monitoring , operation “identification photographs of the Soviet rersonnel (uno at ‘thet time were largely a a
13-00000 eum : phone ‘number of Mahoney. (uo was subsequently replaced by Louis a Puckett). As’ a result of this flap, the LIFFAT proj ect was broken . surveillance team Grermar), and the photo bases | through Renon. a ad LBIGHT was’ the oryet used for a unilateral (originalty) mail intercept. handled by Charlie Anderson mI, The. agent ( ‘exicen) had --. a a semi official status and arranged to obtain ‘selected letters from . was run out of another ohe of these houses (crynt for the four houses was LEUST,1, ctc). This was hardled by Glen VIDDEY (outside TSD officer) and Vahoney using HQ TDY teams for monitoring. This operation was also separate from LICALLA, The two houses in between were rented to unsusrecting tenants. c. itobile surveillance vas developed oy Anderson and later placed under Hakoney and Joseph Sancho. . This team consisted of ea half dozen or so agents who used three to four lat ve model cars and a panel truck (which could be ‘used on stake_outs for photo covera-e). . The plan w was to activate this group by radio (from LIMITED BASE) Soviet when someone of interest left the/Embassy gate and stay with them until they made their meetings. _ ‘These agents knew about the LIMITE SASE ctef@ause they had LIUITED photos for identification purposes. : This worked fairly well until about the middle of 1998 (cheek date) when one of the surveillance agents got too loge’ te ‘his target and eo was arrested by the Mexican transit : polben. BA ead: ‘timed over to the . Mexican Secret Service. on ve via “the Station could arrance ) through ‘evacuated across the border at } Jogales by Bob Sh 1aw) and the inside——--- up into several others. The agents were not changed but were given. Frank - new crypts. /Estancona and Peggy Maggard replaced Andersén in handling the. unilateral Phone taps. Puckett replaced | Mahoney and handled the SER bene iw Ce cectanenhenstenmasnten anienehanettememsdaebepeanmenchemehaes anecneanersate eadaeeneimhonaeademenett ater daceanetestaibeneniaattinaeeaeaiaate amma § . peieraean - wae oy 7
13-00000 a Ambassador Robert C. Hin (retiecting the policy of then Sec State z. F, Dulles) - REPONOOT PROHIBITED Mexican President elect, Adolfo ‘Lopex Mateos. During this period, the J. S. . was energetic in organizing groups to “fight c communism". . One of these seeds - grew into a proposal Miguel. Aleman (jr. son of: former i Hex President), acting ‘REPRODUCTION a wn ERY code ad ' . * vein Ahir ir 5 a sub-agent in the vostal system (I think at th e airport}. His case officers 4lfonso Spera, vere. loter/Puckett, Rovert Feldmann, and Alan White. 2. Liaison coverage was unreliable and insecure as characterized by the nature of the nex can services at that time. The Mexican DFS (Direction of Federal Security) with which we dealt was 6s hip pocket sroup run out of the iinistry Of Govirnnent. This ilinistry snent a major part of its time on contrel of political investigations. Their azents vere vicious, venal, « foreigners and corrupt extortionists. Robert Melberg established contact with one of them Ghai ee Levine De Leon (later LIFIRE group) in about 1950 or 51. He gave them some training (a group of about five surveillance types) in travel control working the airport. as well as file searches of names fron DFS HEqtrs where the files were soorly erganized and often inaccurate, Now and then; vb —s some useful information was developed but at could not ne 2efetitea, upon. Melberg was ' replaced by Phil Roettinger, (restgagaril enated 3 in Mexico), Mahoney, Thomas Be cisr ) Hazlitt, and Robert Feldmamst ; | During 1958, ‘Wie Scott met socially some of the chronies of the wy wp for Locez ‘ateos, made to Win Scott for a. joint telephone tap operation. This project (LIENVOY) went through about four distressing years of a shakedown. The Mexican. in control (LIELEGANT). vas inexperienced, old, and greedy. “His” son (LIENVOY-2) vas a masterpiece of deceit and corruption, LIELEGANT also . manipulate d eortrol over the principal agent: of LIBIGHT rail intercept. ‘The first case officer was: ‘Alfonso Spera inside with Turner Smith (retired) outside and. Tokn a a (rsp" treining officer for surveillance and head of the. listening : post where thirty telerhone Lines would connec’ as well as a transcription room eat lg 9000167 - lo.
“REPRODUCTION PROMIBITEL = annette cenit M8 RASC RERY ELEDOE 1 OCT APREE, | ¢.  SEGRET . . , “>” “a ‘ staffed & Mow. iean ar age =p $2 abe "bad L. - che Se met my officers.) Initially the station tried to m.et every demand made by the Mexicans. Both Smith end John hed language difficulties and nersonal problems associated with being outside the stction so thet the Mexicans were virtuelly uncontrollavle, spendi ¢g mcney as they pleased, squirrelling away equipment at enormous costs, and neglectin ig their part of the cargain in the production of transcripts sr placing taps which we wanted. Spera was replaced by Jack Brady who found himself in the same pincer movement of having Scott approve a request by LIELEGANT that Brady had turned down by the son, LIENVOY~2. Finally when the cost became exhorbitant and there was Litt tle to show for it, the project was revanped. Smith and John returned to the U.S. and were replaced by a TSD of eficer, Churles Flick, who Kas “put inside the listening past to maintain ' .Brady was reassigned to other duties pending a.transfer. the equipnenit. / Scott toox over the project as case offices nasting with LIELEGANT. He designated Ann Goodpasture to meet dailing with Pgs For’ toutine supervision of the Listening. post, picking up tronseptbi ant tapes. Goodpasture had no . dealings with the Mexicans. exsggiyih Spot was ill or out. of. town. Generally, : ‘3. My memory is a little vee about the origins of the Cuban Embassy but I think the staff first developed from a pro-Castro group celebrating on New Years eve 1959. AS I recall, it was a nakeshift arrangerent of volunteers - through most of 1960: and 61 with Tom Hazlitt producing voluminous reports on "their activities and reeruiti: 4 agents right and. left ecaong . Cuban nationals in Mexico City... he ‘Personnel assignments. of. interest to us now is who was in Mexico during” the period prior. to. Oswald's visit and the ‘subsequent investigat tion ‘by the | Warren Counission. To. deter:tine vino Was there and wnat they were doing r — heve gro: ped persons tozether chronologically with areas of their assignaent. covering. from 1950 to 1969 so that ‘rates nanes, ‘pop. uPy one can tell what le period they were in Mexico and their essigmments,at t the | vine. » SECRET, - gavoree wre
a & GEue 8/56-6/69 COS Winston 4. Scott (deceased) mn ne nee se tte ee eee en oo pee SI RRR EST OH etn a 1 . ‘ : 3 H ° i : i i. 1 : en) i i ' i pccs . Ws - 7/58 Alfansen BotAriguez (retired) 0/58 ~ 12/62 retired) % 63 ~ 9/65. WALLS (retired) -—~ REPRODUCTION —-PROGIB BITED , ; . 10/65 ~ 1969 Stanley Watson (retired in Mexico) ~ COVERT ACTION | Prior to 1954 Howard Hunt (retired) 12/54 - 7/58 Williard Hill (resigned) 12/56 - 9/61 Stannard Short. (retired) Chief — { 9/61. - 3/64 David Phillips C/(retired)—- ; | 8/62 ~ 9/64 Asst = i 2/64, ~ 6/65 “James Flannery C/(retired) — 9/64 - 11/66 Herold, Dalghren Asst 10/65 ~ 1967 © latson C/(retired)  . 66 — 68° 68 - 71. Joseph mithC(retired in Mexico) GUBA OPERATIONS 56 - 1/62 Thomas Hazlitt Chief 2/60 - 4/62 . Jack Stewart (retired Costa Riga, 4/63 ~ 4/65 Bob Shaw Chief — Sth S08 9/63 - 7/65 Ray Swider — - pRB AS 10/63 ~ 5/65 Lorna Mackay ns, BAS SY 8/6% ~ 6/65 David Philli ‘x . 9/65 ~ 10/68 Joseph Picco a a 10/65 - 12/67 Peggy Maggar . Sov ist TARGET 6/57 ~ 10/59 Louise Lyon Cakese : of ~ er Prentice Marheine b=) - 9/59~ P 65 Herbert ivanell Chief- — _.. (retired 2) 9/59 - 8/65 Barbera Manell — = ‘Outside CO-. | 5/64 - 7/66 Villian Bright - 4/65 - 11/67 Cynthia Hausmann 6/65 - 7/67 Alice Pittinger 7/65 - 4/69 Paul Dillon Chief SOVIET TPANSCRIBERS 6/56 ~ 8/58 Morris Gordon: (resigned) 6/58 -- 6/63 George iisko — | 6/63 | ~ 7°. Boris Tarasoff (retired 4 in Mexico) > me » EOrdehga d - RPRROUCTIOR - PRORIBITER 7 Ske ae matinee stint ne nites Het Cater SE! ARES mG = es Oe ne
13-00000 © 3/54 = £/59 5/57 - 6/64 me 1959 - 1960 a - SUPPORT ASSETS. Unilateral phono taps 1949 ~ 1961 Charles Anderson III Chief 4/55 - 4/60 Peggy Haggard Asst 4/56 -1/62 Frank Estancona Chief 2/60 = 10/64 Thomaz Keenan — of (64, ~ 12/67 iickael Farmer Unilateral photo ‘Cubans 6/59 ~ 4/64 Robert Zambernardi (resigned Mexico) 7/59 ~ 6/62 Richard Srathar TSD (retired) Unilateral photo Soviets Harry T. Mahoney (retired Chicako) A. Goodpasture (alternete CO — and internal routing) . . 6/58 - 6/63 Louis D. Puckett cetires) 6/63 - 10/62 Thomas Keenan =~, t Hyd 65 —- 66 William Bright e sr Liaison. phone’ taps” 1959 - 1969 Winston Scott (deceased) Alfonso Spera (retired) | Turner Smith (outside, now retired) John * (Training rept resigned) ‘John Brady (retired) | A. Gcodpasture -- 1959 - 1960 1959 - 1960 1960- 1961 1962 ~ 1968: 1961 ~ 1971 Ly2ison - surveillance Prior 1954 Robert Melberg- (retired) 3/54 - 4/59 Harry Mehoney (retired) . 4/59 - 1961 Thomas Hazlitt: “ . 12/62 - 9/67 Robert Feldmann TSD Guts side unit. 4/58 - 12/63 Glen Widen: (retirea) — 6/59 “4/64 _Ssseph | ie Resigno. (ps) Unit blown and‘ el co St 30 ‘ REPRODUCTION 2 29 PEI 8 oem ge re OE RO GE ne Re Hm Mn me NE ee ee ee Ce eee 49~71 % Outside CO David WILSTFD (ps) 7 retired in Mexico: ” , Charl es Plick (outside TSD Staff Agent ~ . retired) — ‘ REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED See ee ee cr ree - 56 ~ 68 Outséta’ Agent Remon 1 Asdton: Gagigned i in Mexico) csed down - 9000170 |
13-00000 ra REPRODUCTION | ee , SECRET ced About mid 1962 (check date) LIFINVOY outside Mexi rept asked ou for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, Cuban, and Satellite Embassies. With this forewarning, LIFEAT (unilateral coverage) wes disconnected. However, as I recall, the Mexicans connected 5 Cuban lines, 5 Soviet lines, 3 Czech, 2 Polish, ‘and 1 Pugoslav line. The basekouse listening post had a live — : monitor wero mede short summaries of interesting conversations for a daily resume which was received each day arourd 8 a.m. (passed by Flick to Gaodr asture to get to Scott before 9 a.m.) Later (when the reel was completely recorded) full transcripts were typed and passed to the station in the same way, however, there was usually a time lag of a day or r so. Those transcripts which hdd Russian or another languege besides Spanish or English went out of the listening post the day after the ‘transcript (of other conversations ome Bs wt tha, reel) «as _ oe , ‘typed. These ‘reels were taken to another deontggn ire Sr on : ‘pertod. (fall of ‘3963). the reels were probably being brought into the station end carried to Boris by one of the People from the. Soviet Section or they may have been carried to him by Flick but I think rT brought the reel in and gave ‘it to Herbert Manell to take to Boris. | Herbert Manell and his wife Berbera | handled ell of the processi:.g of Soviet transcripts. Hy job involved screening ‘the photographs as soon as we learned thet the man calling hinself Oswald was probably an Ariericen. However, here again there was a backlag because the photos were, picked up three tines a week but the ones picked up were usually for dates a few days previously because the doctor proce: sed the film on a night time basis. Photog grephs: were made usually until one roll vas used but 7 ‘later we ‘got. it changed. to. one dey coverage on each roll - ‘in other. words the | operetors, cleared the canera ‘each aay: whether there was” anniioas a full ‘roll of film efpoteds Instructions were ‘to cover office hours, Photog raph ‘gach SEROUS ~ PROBISITED “000474 2 nt et eaten cone ane sees tee
13-00000. aot etn aetntaee re wee nate SP eta neem cee Lami) Ge EES OR me OBO pa eS C, TUESDAY 1th OCTOBER 1963 Log Film 144 ‘Weather 1/100 Coverqgge: 900 to 1900 . 20 Eaxp Camera Setting 3.5-2,5° 1 1251 2URM platican con KAZ en el jardin gre n nnn nnn ean seonenkackaskeaienaatanscteokententan-saotetenkententeneccerteshentsxeken soles ea easobentanscenkantes WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER 1963 . | Coverage: 900 to 1900 314139 ANOV- 7 out UMW a Norte por - Tacubaya-Despide DEN~en Chev 375 & a> oP ww one of ge fe e¢ 68 @@ @f 68 88 8 @9 99 @2 @@ 8 8 t Ge 08 Ge 28 o2 Ge BF OF te be 1150 UMM. ‘out a. Norte por Tacubaya en Ford37 verde({entr$1141) 71033 DF 1205 LEON '_ +: in” 2URM de Oriente por Chicontepec de Falcon. 372 he o> Of & 6 FP bb 1216 UMM | in de Sur por Tacubaya ¢ de. pani dteta (Chev(s0ii81219)_ 52137 DF S 6 4 a wn Se "a wc @ 8 9 (216 u-A M a: 106 & A) Gd 0 Ril ee aid on ea : 12 ow oe enone Ce ee Wf a ; ; 13” wow 0 naw a a ae " ow tt oe 14 1248 ‘vazquez_ out a Norte-por Tacubaya 45 rs te Rid $8 a 8 nn nme 8B me ee «488 «6 6Ge@ 6 68e OUGS " 6 1259 TIPO _— out. a Norte por Tacubaya de Chev (entré 1218) -  -B 167 Sosa aSheaes saben enkenkensakesk[ce veskenescenceneoreanencenenenenenecterlen.cacenanceaseakeeeceaseeran THURSDAY Rs Cebober 1963 #— - . Doverages . ‘$00 to 1900 171200 UMW in de Norte por Tacubaya _ . _ 18 1204 UMW |. out a Norte por Tacubaya en Taxi - a 7 8882 DF 12 e enone . a oe eee . 20 1213 UMM ; in de Sur: ‘por Tacubaya . 24 1222 vu M M oe out | a Sur por Tacubaya.
13-00000 | Lo ae . ” 27 September 1963, Soviet Embassy Chancery 15-61-55 Item 295, page 3 At 1626 hours, A Soviet calls from the Soviet Embassy Chancery to the Cuban Consulate and asks for Sylvia DURAN. He asks DURAN if the american has been there. DURAN: Yes, he is still here. SOVIET: According to the letters that he showed them from the (Soviet) Consulate in Washington, he wants to go to the USSR to stay a long time with his wife who is Russian, but also the answer had not been received (by him) regarding his problem. That accordingly these transactions take 4 or 5 months but without prior approval from the USSR, they have to request and even then, they could not issue the visa here*(in Mexico City) without asking Washington. Yet accordingly * this man (the American) , “2 showed him a letter imwhich- -he*(the American) is a member of an organizati¢him.favor of Cuba and said that the Cubans could not ‘Bive* unt ‘the visa without the Russian visa and now the Sgafiet “qoesn' t know what to do with him, because he has tor Wa, forthe answer from . Washington. at \ ws? DURAN: ..with them also, begat ca “problem with him (the American) is that he doesnit: ywiariyone in Cuba and in that case it is very difficie Wyvive him a visa, because he was thinking of PeoteSsing his visa, because he knew it was going to take % ong time waiting for the Russian visa in Cuba, and then go on to the USSR. SOVIET: ..that the thing is that if his (the American) wife were * now in Washington (and) going to receive the visa right now or the permission from the USSR to return to her country, (if) she is going to receive her visa in Washington, then having this visa, she can commmicate to whatever place, this permission, for example, here or in any other place (he) can receive it, but right now they do not have them. DURAN: ..certainly and neither can (the Cubans) give him a letter because they do not know if the visa will be approved. SOVIET: They can only give the visa according to instructions. DURAN: Then that is what she will put on his application. SOVIET: Neither can I give him any letter of recommendation because I don't know him and pardon me for bothering you. DURAN: It was no bother, thank you very much. a | | 0000175 a TFKsHest OO SEC Copy 2oF7 Sie fe Y RENE 0-O1154
13-00000 | “PROHIBIT 27 September 1963, Sovict Embassy Consulate 15-60-55 Item 74, page 2 An unidentified man (speaking Spanish) calls the Soviet Embassy Consulate at 1037 hours and asks for the Consul. He is told that the Consul is not there. The unidentified man asked what is needed to get visas to go to Odessa. He is told to call back at 1130 hours. Item 137, page 2 At 1235 hours a man named ALATRISTE (not a Soviet) from inside the Soviet Embassy Consulate calls out to number 45-37-72 (Colonial America, probably a pension or hotel but number not listed in the telephone directory) and speaks with a man named SAN ROMAN. ALATRISTE says that he is in the Russian Embassy and they need to know what day the boat "KALONIA" will arrive in Odessa, that the Soviets will also need copies of the passenger manifest. (One concludes that ALATRISTE and SAN ROMAN are shipping: fepresentatives for the boat "KALONIA’, and needed routine visa infomation, First a call was made to the first listing for the Soviet. Embassy in the Mexican telephone directory (which turned out=ts ‘be- the Military Attache). They got the phone number for the Consulate and sthé address. After making a call to the Consulate and Jeamin that it would not be open until 1130 hours, ALATRISTE went. s@bthe adlress to get the needed information.) : a e Item 395, pages 7 and 8 aa By . Just after 1600 hours, t 4 Soviet Consulate received a call from the Cuban Consulate (Sylvia DURAN) who said she had there a U.S. citizen ‘who had requested a transit visa to Cuba because he is going to the USSR. DURAN wants to know with whom he spoke at the Soviet Embassy because she sent him over to them telling him that if the Soviets approved the visa then the Cubans would give him one without anything more, advising the (Department of) Immigration in Cuba.: She wants to know with whom he spoke because he says that he doesn't know either with what person and who told him that certainly there would — be no problem. The Soviet asks DURAN to wait a minute. After a short wait DURAN explains the same thing to another Soviet. This Soviet tells her to leave her telephone (number) and her name and someone will return the call. DURAN gives her name and telephone number 11-28-47 then says as a personal thing, she has moved and has not advised them of a change of address so will not receive their , Bulletin and can give it to them now. The Soviet asks her to call KOUKHARENKO in order.to change that address and asks for the name of the (Cuban) Cultural Attache. DURAN says it is Teresa PROENZA whose number is 14-13-26. The Soviet thanks her. 6206176
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13-00000. — {CLASSIFIED MESSAGE A... JIL UNA) ROUTING i _ PNVENTEN(TLLL Gr: eG, BUSTOS: Jpn 7 UNIT | WH/3/Mexico ONIX |i, SECRET EXT” © 5940 (J NO INDEX — “DATE : a ( FILE IN CS FILE NO, FROM: _ DIRECTOR CONF HH 8 7 i a INFO! tADDP, Cl, “ci/oPs, te,: eu “Fly sR As RFs vR = MEXI ae wr 7 _ te, CITE DIR’ REF: “MERI 6453 (IN, 86RD ca a : 7 Le, "LEE OSMALD WHO (CALLED SOVEMB 7 OCT PROBABLY IDENTICAL 7 LEE. HENRY. OSWALD. (201289248) BORN | 18 OCT 1939, NEW ORLEANS, | (- MOUISIANA, FORMER” ‘RADAR, “OPERATOR. m ‘UNITED STATES MARINES eae oo oe ‘> _ 2 WHO. ‘DEFECTED. TO. DSsR IN ocr. 1959, "OSWALD Is ERYENE! | 7 ate E sont WAVY HAIR, oes > moms om HUNDRED SIXTY, FIVE, POUNDS, : LI z CATES EMB IN MOSCOW, 3 ga asa fhe . feoe Sovrer | CITIZENSHIP. ON a3. _FEB ! ; a TEE, us. ENB ‘MOSCOW a eb AN: UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD - . ‘POSTMARKED MINSK ON FIVE F FEB 1961 IN, ‘HICH SUBJ INDICATED “HE DESIRED RETURN OF HIS US.PPT AS WISHED TO RETURN TO USA IF "WE COULD COME TO SOME AGREEMENT: CONCERNING THR DROPPING Mop any LEGAL PROCEEDINGS. "AGAINST, ME: uN on 8 JULY. ON. BIS OWN oe wounseg AA 4d S INITIATIVE, HE APPEARED ‘at THE _EMB. wane Is. WEEE * TO SRE A860 D0/-28I2LLE HIS RETURN TO STATES. "SUBS STATED ‘THAT. HE ACTUALLY. HAD NEVER APPLIED FOR SOvIsT. CITIZENSHIP AND THAT HIS APPLICATION AP (6 (at63 te |, SQORDINATING | OFFICERS | (CONTINUED) al OUP ft _ | Excteded frere automatic. . AUTHENTICATING an : FRICER . Se downgrading and. dectassif.cation oa . hte RELEASING orricer a x SECRET” | : [REPRODUCTION § BY: OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. vs. Copy Noe, «if _f COPY | BY So oe . =_ 85 age meres penne rept, are Re ara “atta pwaemeS x 2 ae Sonia: es ee ol Bars: Ss Meet go Bie ane ABS nt reieanihs He (sete weg isen
13-80000 ae a. “32-627 ROUTING UNIT": — OI INow 4 XT : 1 SEL NO INDEX DATE: - ~D'FILE IN CS FILE NO.- “See Senitized Pine’: OW: DIRECTOR ~ Number. a i. r. Bor | sterile ¢ copy of this document <4 CONF: TO weet om. ee _ | THAT TIME HAD’ BREN TO $0" REMAIN [IN USSR “AMR OF HIS TOURIST VISA. BENDING O1 once oe arguest. “ips”: APPLICATION, | ACCORDING. “ro osm: ’ rn aie § NO REF oe Soria aes CITIZENSHIP. _ OSWALD STQEEDT SOF ae BREN. EMPLOYED ‘SINCE me 13 JAN 1960 N sLoadas Sper manro AND ‘TV FACTORY. IN MINSK’: Veet "WHERE WORKED AS METAI? WORKER "IN RESEARCH SHOP. OSWALD WAS | MARRIED ON 30 APRIL 196) ‘TO MARINA NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA 7 es DENTAL ‘TECHNICIAN BORN 17, JULY, ‘1941, ‘USSR... ©NO 'HDQS. ‘TRACES , ee - “HE ATTEMPTED ARRANGE FOR ve TO JOIN HIM wy uOSCOW so" “gue COULD APPEAR AT EMB FOR. VISA’ ‘INTERVIEW. “HIS AMERICAN PPr oo WAS RETURNED TO HIM. ws ENB MOSCOW STATED ‘TWENTY. MONTHS oS “OF REALITIES OF LIFE IN SOVIET ‘UNION HAD ) CLEARLY HAD MATURING 7 EFFECT ON OSWALD. Boe : ono mJ : 3.. LATEST HDQS- INFO was: opaczD REPORT paren’ MAY 1962 | | SAYING ODACID ‘HAD DETERMINED ‘OSWALD IS STILL US CITIZEN Anp ae BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFE, HAVE EXIT PERMITS AND. DEPT STATE | oF . HAD GIVEN ‘APPROVAL FOR THEIR’ TRAVEL ‘WITH THEIR INFANT CHILD . 70 Wee cco) | 6000180 7 COORDINATING “OFFICERS oe | So " “Group i i oe pee ‘ae ‘tai 7 me Coote . - | Rseluded from autumatic f - i ar ELEASING OFFIGER™:  dawngrating and f° AUTHENTICATING - m4 Lf . - deetasstheatan © : OFFI H iB _-PROMIB BITED, Se Copy He mie ~ FROAIETTED
13-00000 UNIT ; [J INDEX. SECRET xr o¢' C) NO INDEX mn ne DATE : (C] FILE IN CS FILE NO, |. TO FROM: DIRECTOR “CONF: - a Ne “INFO To . ote . - : ° “ | sm | _ - : | CIE Om 7 Yea 50 oo Ae ad STATION SHOULD PASS INFO. REF AND PARA ONE TO it . ye TPRLIDE, ODENYY, > “ODOATH, ‘AND ODURGE LOCALLY. INFO PARAS, _ THO AND. ae ORIGINATES WITH opaciD. sn Sov Emb on 28 Sept when He discussed sending a telegrax : “ sR/CI/A/RoLL (an aratt) BO dg . oO ; Od hon j : aison/Roman * Cin draft) ; Ale Ae fod Y oe Ga qrast) We f . [ ae  Wa/cops ¢ oe oe 2 c. RING oo -ADDP | eee COORDINATING OFFICERS JY RELEASING OFFICER ra won _ REPRODUCTION BY. OTHER THAN. /aahauessiNas GROUP . | Exetuded trom automatic. downgrading and Geclassi fieation AUTHENTICATING a ,, . OFFICER 7 THE. isgur id ‘OFFICE IS: PROHIBITED eee) et Se cemeamme Sate mere : : . 2% ra" oa oe ” tae, . ote Ngectys < in PITS Serine seniemnpner sete, SoM age ENT See are. fat Deeg 4 me or Rat ; BS ‘ ali aedeeiony Grint oe ne awe gel ote le Et m te ge 28 eae a emp o ae _
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13-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | ACTION: DATE: — 7 Into: an SECR ET . . | FILE: i - . me . 7 CLASSIFICATION a Re c! PRIORITY DEFERRED? & OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE e 4 natadnonn 1. UceE OSWALD WHO CALLED SOVENB 1 OCT-PROBABLY IDENTICA LEE HENRY OSWALD (¢201-289248) BORN 18 OCT 1939, NEW DENTICAL LOUISIANA, ~FORMER-RADAR~OPERATOR-“IN UNITED STATES MARINES “WHO DEFECTED “TO-USSR -IN OCT 1959.. OSWALD IS FIVE FEET TEN “INCHES ONE: ‘MUNDRED’ SIXTY FIVE POUNDS, LIGHT BROWN WAVY HATR, l{ 2. ON 3L OCT 1959 HE ATTEMP aT STATES gh 3 ocr 2282 UE ATTEND Te seg asta _____—_B INDICATING HE HAD APPLIED“FOR-SOVIET CITIZENSHIP. ON 13 FEB f U4Q.4a~ THE US EMB.MOSCOW RECEIVED AN UNDATED LETTER FROM OSWALD... poe POSTMARKED MINSK-ON FIVE FEB 1961 IN WHICH SUBJ INDICATER® oa “HE DESIRED<RETURN OF-HIS°US-PPT AS WISHED~TO RETURN TQ- poe SWE sees COULD COME -TO"SOME AGREEMENT “CONCERNING: THE* DROPPINGS ot “tp eos OF ANY LEGAL: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ME." “ON 8 JULY<ON RES: OWN” INITIATIVE HE. APPEARED AT’ THE EMB WITH HIS. WIFE"T0"SEE ABOUT HIS RETURN TO STATES. SUBJ STATED THAT HE ACTUAALY HAD NEVER: APPLIED FOR..SOVIET CITIZENSHIP AND THAT-HIS APPuECATTS THAT TIME HAD BEEN TO” REMAIN. IN’ USSR.ANDSFQ@ TEMPORARY EXTENSION OF HIS TOURIST VISA PENDING OUTCOMB*OF: WIS REQUEST. ‘THIS | APPLICATION, “ACCORDING TO OSWALIEN' NSFRINED NO REF TO SOVIET - | CITIZENSHIP? "OSWALD ‘STATED HAT HAD: BEEN EMPLOYED SINCE= i000 7 00" leer 13 JAN 1960 IN BELORUSSIAN MWUZO AND TV FACTORY. IN MINSK “pyi\{? og WHERE WORKED AS METAL WORKER TN RESEARCH SHOP. OSWALD WAS. MARRIED ON 30-APRIL 1961 TO MARINA NIKOLAEVNA PUSAKOVA A iy 1 o : ? DENTAL TECHNICIAN BORN 17 JULY 1941 USSRe NO HDQS TRACES. HE ATTEMPTED:-ARRANGE FOR WIFE-TO JOIN HIM IN MOSCOW SO SHE _ COULD APPEAR-AT:EMB FOR VISA INTERVIEW. HIS AMERICAN PPT WAS RETURNED ‘TO-HIM. = US EMB- MOSCOW STATED TWENTY MONTHS OF REALITIES OF LIFE IN SOVIET UNION HAD CLEARLY HAD MATURING EFFECT ON OSWALD. 3. LATEST.HDQS INFO WAS ODACID REPORT DATED MAY 1962 | SAYING ODACID HAD DETERMINED OSWALD IS STILL US CITIZEN AND ' BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFE HAVE EXIT PERMITS AND DEPT STATE -HAD GIVEN APPROVAL FOR’ THETR TRAVEL WITH THEIR. INFANT CHILD. TO USA. en ye ig STATION. “SHOULD PASS “INFO REF ANDPARA ONE ° ee oe oo TPELIDE,. ODENVY, ODOATH, AND ODURGE LOCALLY. PARAS. THO AND THREE ORIGINATES. WITH ODACID. (CONT PAGEsTYO) SECRET CLASSIFICATION INCOMING 8 rst ee Soh. eee ny ae ae = ade fates 2 ewe, we “wees wares = wee ee EP — Gein ene ft ee OF 2 cad fae ee ae wae Says “ee Spit Phe So an eeconte ak aa Po ae tpt S a. ie : bd a 2 sm © oa . cae .- 6000183. Se Se a en iaedeantaliad an - PRE nT
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ao Aa he at Se COPY 5 eee » dhe lool a os OSORANCL TOR , ; 2 the fakassador | # a0 : Vinsten M. Seott | ay $A PEA TC ng Lee Onu: cara teck with trea Soviet Intwasy Ambass ade Me: A frod ¥ COS FTE AEC BF ~~ ened Ad hein ania naa ~ 7 1. The fallewing tnformetion wes received. fron a usunlls reliable aml LH ambzvemebly tensive soures: On 1 Ostoker 1965, sn Smericenm mile comturcted — AL. the Soviet Isbassy end tdetifted nimself ag Lee OGHALD.. Thia off{ee>r gee : termined that OSWALD bad tem at the Soviet Gasasey cn 23 Veptenber 1555 and & had talked with Yelerty Viadimirivech ZOSTINOV, a muaber ef the Commiulsr Cech EE im oriex te lee if the Jovlet Eubarey bed recelved a ranly foam = § yvesard to tails requeste : ae Cur Zeadquarters baa inforsea us that the OSWALD-above ia probahiy identice). with Lee-Hemy OSVALD, torn os Lf October 1959%in Rev Orleans, Loaisisns, a Zorsom roler overater in the WU. 3. Mextie: Corpa who defected +o the Sovies Exton tn Ceteber 1979-, Be 5. Tain office vill advise 5 os 18 cent Information on thts satter| io recetrad. Pe aS . “Ay 5° af » | a 7 oo _. |” CLASSIFICATION REVIEW ‘ortg - Tha Asibessader a - ie conpucten on 8 APK re The sinister . oo y neo= Legh Stioche pO "ae ~- ESS Z on - Lee Henry OSNALD P- ec ~ 56-2 r ee ~~ Liaison with Legal Attache , “Latson with Yavael Attac che “2 ——. . | Document Numbe R ee for FOIA Review on as No nenerandun to Lesal Attache on 8. Netober 1963; however, note. nenorandun gg US Arhassador (dated 16 October) _ also. included Lezal Attache in distri- z - | nee ao rs - me - ‘bution. oe - - oe [ . 7 Oo | oe "ram Co RS
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13-00000 REPRODUCTION . {To s DIRECTOR “TEROM 2 MEXICO CITY - OS papy ACTION: wi 8 (MR WHITTEN, We & NIGHT SECURITY OFFICER NOT IFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT qj . 2015, 22 NOV BP clinro DCI, b/ci, DOP, ADDP, cl, ci/ors, ci/ic 25° Fl, SR 1 SAS 8, 0S 2s vR | SECRET 230053z . - Poo a. a IMMEDIATE DIR CITE/msx1 7019 - 2ol- 2S — eee 4OREF: MEXI vaia i C678! ag ‘i. MEXI STATION HaS PHOTOS ‘se aie ie TYPE WHO Is PosstatyFoswato ENTERS laa OCTOBER. ‘SEARCHING FoR ee a CUBAN EMBASSY OTHER paysite’ EMBASSY ON 15 "PHOTO- DOCUMENTED ENTRY. me 5 (2. ALSO ATTEMPT ING ESTABLISH oSwaLD ENTRY’ AND. ) DEPARTURE pet - ad . FES eT ae steed te peerrmem oeey eeantrene AS Sa See? PTE TE ae SES. “SeeRreT “geet cee eens ecm mm oe = emmy ee ce vortn ote» i El s Comment: #*Request oriority pouch photo Q Oswald : so ‘that Station can 1 chack all _— ij recent coverage for identity. Forwarding soonest copies of only visitor to SevEmb. . aa 28 Oct, who could be identiss! with Oswald. ; - CLASSIFICATION REVIEW - conoucres onl_§ APR ta76 - i. pero FOIA Review on AER 7 | . “Teeutecion ; REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED _ ., Copy No. 0000192 Pasa FOOTE ED |
13-00000 “REP HOOUCTION - non CLASSIFIED MESSAGE orG: JOHN M. WHITTEN ~ * EY : 5613 CI NO INDEX DATE : 22 NOY. 12-62 ROUTING (] FILE IN CS FILE NO. 2 FA) MEXIGO CITY 63. ‘pop Py FROM: DIRECTOR cone: WH 8 iro: OCI, D/DCI, DOP, ADDP, Cl, -c1/crs, ci/ic 2,.Fl, SR 7 sas 8, = 0S 2, VR — . (PREY) MEET ) — . Ne eee eo a3) . CITE DIR & 4 gz1 L RE MEXT 7019 ay 6846) : *. SEND STAFFER Wire ALL PHOTOS OSWALD TO HOS. gun NEXT A AVAILABLE FLIGHT. CALL MR. WHITTEN AT 652-6827 ‘ON ARRIVAL. C/S Comment: #Reference attached, for FOIA Review op APR p7e CLASSIFICATION REVIEW . 16 APR 197 _ MPDET ch PY JER Ie CONDUCTED | z5 ds aie s an ron WAM alow edi, be nr JCHN M. WHITTEN by direction" 0 gavinarine OFFICERS  BrLaAFIAILF A232 65 THE BRE BARA MESSINE INES _ GROUP 2” ; ° : Eactuded @ from 3 “a aute ENTICAT! ne GFFICER | Document number Se) 7 7 7 = | 7 - 7 : - | | | | | { | | oo . Geclassification i \ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN, THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. | Copy No sEPROOUCTION ois PROWEITE capradeth thqrer ee Whoa nace! nee Det. wana aes e Gb rebeteteee my
13-00000 JES ae eno, BIRCH O'NEAL es ee UT: : C/SI/SIG a i SECRET | DATE paATE : 23 MOV 63. FA iE Hite FEE ME ae Ss cae i TO + MEXICO CITY es: ony | Le - FROM: DIRECTOR : ot conF:C1/SI . . So, INFO :DCI, D/DCI, DOP, sove((e1) c1/oPs, cI/Ic 2, Fl, SR 7, WH 7, re ~ f p eo 10 IMMEDIATE MEXI INF Se CITE DIR ‘8 48 8 6. 7 ry REF: MEX! 6453 3 UN 5 26017 | 1. IMPORTANT 3 You REVIEW ALL LIENVOY TAPES AND tl oBae pe eh “TRANSCRIPTS SINCE 27 SEPTEMBER TO LOCATE ALL MATERIAL @ FICATION REVIEW we See) 6 APR 1976 |S E/Z2IMPDET CL pY.2/2 225 Cs Comment: *Reported that on 1 October. 63, an American male who said . his name was: Lee ¢ Oswald was at the: Soviet a 4 in Mexico City.”  Qoj-asvT ay io RPP=S= 4 — ANeVEGS. “for FOIA Review od S ‘APR 1976 2 Bese comatose ee Sty | ee pBeS G WEG ee _ cooapinating OFFICERS sponse ae  WEH/3 RELEASING OFFICER =| —— Recinges frew. automatic |. AUTHENTICATING | | oe an / deelasnsification OFF ICER eo -psiwa a BR 3 . . || REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. ° “Copy No. Paw. oh Fe me tees man” tee sented ws ; oe — rosy Me mel” wee Bove s Seen os at Oe ”" oa FP wens, = eer “. teak 25> Pau Poved Pe py EEL oeogsin io Snall ” Pony aes ree” mel. Lanes ay to oo ars ae wae, a BHF SG ae oe aoe wets Sees: ce aed nye - oul —P be 0194 _ exateoen r \
13-00000 - DISTR: CLASSIFIED MESSAGE «ACTION: INFO: . SECRET . , . ; CLASSIFICATION 4 INCOMING NUIUER = CEFERRED PRIORITY : a oe ene +] 7 : .£ : OPERATIONAL $ ROUTING y UAMEDIATE TO INFO CITE “IMMEDIATE MEXI CO a DIR g4gR6—- REF $ MEKI S455 ; "hhe. “IMPORTANT, “You ‘REVIEW ALL ‘LYENVOY- TAPES | AND TRANSCRIPTS SINCE 27. SEPTEMBER TO LOCATE ALL MATERIAL POSSIBLY PERTINENT ~ TO SUBJECT. REF. co wee. cw BRE reawe | id e Bey na; ome oo Sg see DISPATCH | SOONEST “BY. SPECIAL courtzr, STAFFER IF ” NECESSARY g:FULL TRANSCRIPTS: AND! ‘ORIGINAL: TAPES: IF ee FS : : AVAILABLE: “ALL, ‘PERTINENT Ma: ATERIAL « “ CHRONO DUMMY —-2/IBOIZ of 6S EQRET , _ , , oe , CLASSIFICATION ee ; INCOMING: : Seed ret 7 Be? weg 2 FS iad ont Frid ee Be pen “age wee ue PF “Se ESP te RONDA ts EA Sage Tee seaeelneae. LET eae nme y ecetlie tebe eke ¢ ~ 000195
13-00000 - se Oot ae a oo ‘ v. ~t en i ea rE oe: JOR M. WHITTEN . ; , f- “FROM: DIPECTCR : | eSB uPY. Xx UNIT c/a 3 EXT 3 33 _DATE : re: 23 3 TO: MEXICO CrTry iH Oo; > i any a { i | | f I t | | INFO: ocl, D/DCI, DOP, ADDP, C/ci, C/Fi 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, D/0S 2, VR : OSWALD. CLASSIFICATION REVIEW 1.6 AP CONDUCTED On: § APR 1978 [ere en. > : . & ¥ a aie Rec a Shp. \; ra) cts : ee y of . ae vELLaB. HOD Be - wa/Ctds Ot COORDINATING OFFICERS. crour tf cf : RELEASING OFFICER ~ Excindea from automatic AUTHENTICATING i :  OFFIGER ‘ : zo R ET. ectassification | ae : REPRODUCTION N BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. oe Copy Now! 7 0000196 eT hess wee wn ee came entre ae ne Pm en ernie coat eater eae TA te ee ee Fn nm ere memento es tty a eens ae cae ee 2 Pc adele opener ‘acne ps ORE asain tanec aS Navan SS ne SaaS OES
JO. FROM 8 MEXTCO-GITY , ‘CHOWN Cc 5 (MR. WHITTEN, WH, NOTIFIED AND COPY. SLOTTED AT 1255 3% Nov 63 Léa) CLASSIFIED MESSAGE oo SECRET _ 8 DIRECTOR “MPO .: §=©DCT, p/oct, ODP, ADDP, C/CI’, C/Fi 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, p/os 2, VR*- . | iE ECRET 2316592 _ [2S 8367 10g “ UNIDEN NORTHAMER ICAN SPEAKS RUSSIAN "1 DID NOT KNOW IT THEN. _ | + REPRODUCTION, BY ‘OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED Copy No reas ao UMSRS See ae pee er ae least ote ee eS eae Swi reeSiets fa Panera Soares eee HAVE It”. SQV CONSUL. “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAIN. AND Aa 1B, ‘ . ADDRESS WITH. US IT IS NOT FAR FROM CUBAN Aue N CNORTHAWERICAN "WELL, I*LL BE THE pried, hae ‘MONIT OR NOTES - RUSSIAN. “LIENYOY TO HAVE VISITED SOV EMB 28 SEP, SUBJECT PARA ONE PR OBABL Y RECEIPT SECOND CALL. ¢ Du FP ED ~F I. oo SECRET - - | - tected tren tert IMMEDIATE DIR CITE) NEXI 7023 > 2’ «> : — '. C/S COMMENTS “DISSEMINATION APPL {CABLE v0 RYBAT LIENVOY ad | CABLES. l. ON 28 SEP 63 SILVIS;9URAN CUBAN EMB CALLED SOV ‘7: oO . CONSUL SAYING NORTHAMERICAN THERE wHO HAD BEEN SOV EMB AND WISH se: SPEAK WITH CONSUL. UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN TOLD SOV CONSUL QUOTE g 3) "I waS IN YOUR ENB AND SPOKE TO-YOUR CONSUL. I WAS JUST NOW AT ee: YOUR ENB AND THEY, TOOK MY ADDRESS.” SOV CONSUL SAYS "I KNOW THAT". a “I WENT To THE CUBAN. EMB: TO ASK THEM -FOR MY. ADDRESS BECAUSE, JHE Y . a AN Weun00d Taye Wdy we “9C nak UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN SPOKE eee ero RECOGNIZABLE 28 sm = 2. IN VIEWZODSVALD IN SOV UNION AND FACT HE CLAIMED ON { ‘OCT £523: & emenenemecememanm * : . ~e"% £8 Ps Ps er z a e, a ° 3 - oe! ae o ~ OSWALD. ATION. UNABLE COMPARE VOICE AS FIRST TAPE ERASED. PRIOR fp cere) co Se PARA THREE MEXI 7814 DATE SHOULD BE ONE ocr ‘63. SAME - SUBJECT VISITED SOVEMBA oOcT BUT NOT. RECORDER LIENVOY THAT DATE. ALSO POUCHING 4 OCT PHOTOS. _ . , Bap |-2 872 yf 4. MAKING EVERY EFFORT ARE OSWALDS ACT IVIT IES 2s nail. as EF
13-00000 : ORIG.: \R.B, RIGGS lem o\ . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: WN LO IBER 1963 meTRe " ) FILE: . TYHSTR.: ~8593 COMMO - SECRET, es G-g593 > ears Crceamtns gannes Seis Treri cyt tS) ery a an ca peta b poem stat De: gt ies aay ot ite PBR a ae ROMIRITED CHRONO (DUMMY) Silvia DURAN P- ENITIALT NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY | OrPcChATIONAL [  vuriaca | ROUTINE [xk IMMEDIATE IMMEDIATE DIR INFO. CITE MEXI ~2923,———— D rv, ? ‘one MHEA LIENVOY il. ON 28 SEP 63. SILVIA DURAN CUBAN EMB CALLED SOV CONSUL SAYING NORTHAMERICAN THERE WHO HAD BEEN SOV EMB AND WISH SPEAK WITH CONSUL, UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN TOLD me CONSUL «.. | QUOTE: "I'WAS IN-YCUR EMB ‘AND SPOKE TO YOUR eee WAS © JUST Now AT YOUR EMB AND THEY TOOK, oh ‘SAYS uy KNOW: THAT. " UNIDEN NORTH a 43 DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, * ‘MY ADDRESS BECAUSE MP HAVE IT, IT." "Sov CONSUL “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAIN AND LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS WITH US IT IS NOT FAR FROM CUBAN EMB,"' UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN "WELL, I'LL BE THERE RIGHT AWAY," MONITOR NOTES UNIDEN NORTHAMERICAN SPOKE TERRIBLE HARDLY RECOGNIZABLE RUSSIAN, | | 2. IN VIEW OSWALD IN Sov UNION AND FACT HE CLAIMED ON L OCT LIENVOY TO HAVE VISITED SOV EMB 28 SEP, SUBJECT PARA ONE { PROBABLY OSW ALD. _ STATION UNABLE COMPARE VOICE AS-FIRST TAPE | RAS oo . COORDINATING ¢ OFFICERS eer , ! 7 : ICER . AUTHENTICATING OFFICER - CLASSIFICATION _ - RELEASING OFFICER — OUTGOING
13- 00000 ome a CLASSIFIED MESSAGE pare on ROHIBITER DISTR: — SECRET FILE: . CLASSIFICATION ‘ &. “ag, ; + IMITIALS NUMBER : 2 DEFERRED PRIORITY rf OPERATIONAL | inimiacs ig ROUTINE IMMEDIATE TO INFO, CITE etree ene NUMBER ERASED PRIOR RECEIPT SECOND CALL, ae - - REPEAT ONE - 3. PARA THREE MEXI, 7014 SHOULD BE. ONE/OCT 63. SAME SUBJECT VISITED SOVEMB 4 OCT BUT NOT RECORDED LIENVOY THAT DATE, ALSO POUCHING 4OCT PHOTOS, ° =:. = | eR — ; 4, MAKING EVERY EFFORT DETERMINE OSWALDS ACTIVITIES 1... -- END OF MSG | —— a a A AS aN’) ! ater oer an OO . : _" COORDINATING OFFICERS a |  RBR- _ SECRET wee 7 ' AUTHENTICATING OFFICER CLASSIFICATION . RELEASING OFFICER ae SENS 7 } a a ~ ore ini A OREN Sy TIE Na EERE RS REPRODUCTION — PRORSITED
aad , — & _ctassirig> MESSAGE . / pec mene. senff SECRET DEC 4 1974 | MICROFILMED TS s DIRECTOR oS COPY; FROM 4 wexico CIT \CTION: ¢/SR 5, (WR WHITTEN, WH AND MR. BAGLEY, ‘SR NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED ATs 1405 23 NOV 6 Wa ‘NFO 4 DC1, D/DCI, DOP, AODP, iv c/ci/ops, C/I, C/wH 2, 0/98 2, VR | 7 ; Fe ree ORDS OFFICER STAMP SECRET 2319112 | nn _followtas, ach IMMEDIATE DIR CITE MEXT [ MEXI 7024 su authorized: 77 ac ct a REDWOOD ore es aes ’ Signed: REF A. DIR 84837 * R.O. #1 - Unit natn wll : B. DIR 84885 * \N OI i “WS ote: Vote: If terization, elite sz C. DIR 84886 * reasons and coordinate if appropriate. te. PARA 1! A REF A, STATION" S cyeeK INDICATES. Yoo OTH Re eee SOV ENB EVERY _LILIRIC REPCRT ING 6 THRU 19 NOV SHOWS = eS ‘DAY. (NO Liuyric REPORTING 9-18. . ahso NOV. > WILL GET REPORTING EARLY THIS, AFTERNOON RE ig re MAGAIAETIVITIES 22 NOV. PLACING HIM UNDER LIEMBRACE suRvE LGN Se. PARA 28 REF A, NO RECENT UNUSUAL KGB AND SOVEM ACT IVITIES 17. NOV TO DATE. sinks TAIT CLASSIFICATION REVIEW q CONDUCTED 6 6 APR 1764 4. ‘REF z, IMMED [ATE ‘AND: PROBABLY DEFINIT IVE “CHECK SHOWS | NO OT HER AL FER IEV TRAVEL. Lurie REPORTING SHOWS AL. FER IEV AT " SOVEMB 6 THRU 19 NOV. (NO Lanyric COVERAGE, 9=18 AND 16=17 NOV. > “ 3... WILL SATISFY. ALL OTHER REF A REQUIREMENTS ag 9/61 ud uo InOIAOY Wi0a 10} aa soquiny quounsog: ew a, | 2e COVERING AL FER IEV ACTIVITIES SANE AS WITH: KOST IKOV. - WILL PLACE FIM UNDER LinroE SURVEILLANCE ASAP ard) /- ade Di 200-S-4{ f et CSCO oo Reo~ SF th Brol- 36 50s. Z _SECRET . | page Say Ent TAAPNNS Te “ eee arr wa past “ot cae 9000200 spear nnet ss . seo feet vetice Rn: mo Rabb ee ‘“ Peo tS ior ve wom coon * ~ Ff * PROMIBITED Efi cane theo tae ee ee ‘REPRODUCTION — -p-095%8
13- 00000 Senet C2200 neat li aan. + anda, abet 2 ca arile eopy of this dod. od 78S SSIFIED MESSAGE AND CUR4N EMBS, NO OTHER INFO AVAILABLE. HOWEVER, STATION STAFF COMBING ALL AVAILABLE MATERIALS. | | a 7. STEPPING UP RECEIPT ALL INCOMING MATERIALS COVERING SOVEMS, TRYING CET LIFEAT COVERAGE OF SWITCHBOARD OF APT BUILDING WHERE RESIDE HIN KAZANTSEV, SUSPECT KG3 RESIDENT KONSTANTINOV AND SUSPECT GRU SHCKUCHKIN. HAVING LIPAWN REPORT MOVEMENTS SIDCROV AND . | ks sa MAKE SPECIAL EFFORT RE AUD TO oP AGAINST sID.. INCOMING LIFEAT ON . KGS KUZNETSOV WILL BE FR OCE SSED ASAP. — 8. PROBABLE THAT OSWALD CONVERSATION LIENVOY, TAPES ERASED. ° HOWEVER RECHECKING ALL > UNERASED TAPES. SL IENVOY CENTER. SEP CABLE PROVIDES VERBATIM TRANSCRIPT Se | SECRET oO gst et A ovich 3 Kostikov. * cls COMMENT: *Requested information concerning es Singles erent eee OS PST ced
ca kg a | ¢ . CLASSIFIED MESSAG. ( RE D an Me THON ee a af) em rst IBA 47 : SScieMTTSSONS ST [4] - Dae A NU ew DEC 4 1/4 MICROFILMED ‘TO =: DIRECTORS CS Copy FROM 6 MEXICO CITY ACTION: phat 5. (MR WHITTEN, WH, ie eaLLey SR, AND NIGHT SECURITY OFFICE NOTIFIED NO COPY SLOTTED AT: 1700 2 INFO + pg}, D/oCl, DOP, ADOP, ciel cri 2 2) C/sR Sab rl “one KK ; “- aa authon is SECRE T 2320542 \ Signed: _ @. Na Ta R.O. #1 - Unt GY?S Note: - ica east rustten . eite * i. FOLLOWING FULL TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE. reasons ani soordinate if appropriate. Ze ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1965 LIENVOY REPORTED FOL: “ENTRADA MF DEL i CONSULADO DEL CUBA QUIEN DICE Que ALLI EN. SU CONSULADO ESTA UN’ _NORTEAMERICANG QUE _ESTUVO ALLI EN LA EMBAJADADA RUSA. — HD QUE | . _ESPERE UN MOMENTO. MF ES SILVIA puRaN Y HABLA INGLES, CoH “A GuNA- ee PERSONA FUERA Y COMENTA EN ESPANOL QUE LA Se ce mee A ‘CLuDADANO NORTEANERICANO Y f | HD LE HABLA EN INGLES.” see ASKS: WORTHANERICAN "DO YOU SPEAK RUSSIAN?” “THEN WHY DONT: YOU TALK TO HIN?" -NORTHAMERICAN TAKES PHONE AND SAYS IN BGRKEN RUSSIAN “I WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND SPOKE TO YUOR CONSUL. JUST A MINUTE.” MAN IN SOV EMB ASKS NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? NORTHAMERICANs =~ “PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN". SOVIET: “WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?” NORTH- AMERICAN s "Y WAS ‘JUST NOW. AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS. * SOVIET: "ZT KNOW THAT." NORTHAMERICAN: "I DID NOT KNOW D VRBO HS HEP Co 6 I= 297 24 parwores SB 3 Tew a | “SECRET ‘ REPRODUCTION BY. Omer THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED . a TT ~ | — mI | 2 : 2 “7 i é i i ~ whee vets He rpms cogent ee ee nme et at Gece Sen et ei ee
13-00000, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE IT THEN. I WENT TO THE cuba EMBASSY TO ASK THEM FOR * ORGEISTTED aoe - BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT.” SOVIET: “WHY DONT YOU COME AGAI My YOUR ADDRESS WITH US. IT IS NOT FAR. FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY.” NORTHAMERICAN: "WELL I°LL-BE THERE RIGHT AWAY.” DOUGLAS J. -FEINGLASS NOTED NGRTHANERICAN SPOKE TERRIBLE HARDLY RECOGNIZABLE “RUSSIAN. — | — | a 3, ON ONE OCTOBER 1963 AT 1045 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET EMB AND Sain _ “HELLO THIS IS LEE OSWALD SPEAKING. I WAS AT-YOUR PLACE LAST | SATURDAY AND SPOKE WITH THE CONSUL AND THEY SAID THAT THEY'D SEND A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON $O 1 WANTED TO FIND OUT IF You HAVE | ANYTHING NEW? BUT I DONT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL.” SOVIET (EMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): “KOSTIKOV: HE IS DARK.” “MO: "YES. MY NAME IS OSWALD.” SOVIET: “JUST A MINUTE I'LL FIND OUT. ‘THEY SAY THAT THEY HAVEN'T RECEIVED ANYTHING roe HO: "HAVE THEY DONE ANYTHING?” SOVIET: "YES THA SA EST le ; REQUEST HAS BEEN SENT OUT BUT NOTHING Has 8 n ¥aoetbED as YET.” 40: "AND WHAT. 627 SOVIET Hagel eyyhy | 4. DOUGLAS J. Frwvecass: ANSE Pe oncrttns SAYS OSWALD IS IDENTICAL WITH PERSON. PARA’ OWE ‘SPEAKING BROKEN RUSSIAN WHO CALLED FROM CUBAN ENBABSY"s 28 “sETenaER To SOVIET EMBASSY. SECRET : . = GS crnente “eee suested Station review all LIENVOY (1) tapes: and transe rs ‘gince 27 Sept. to locate, pertinent information on Oswald. SS at: et ean mat Sveteee Soh Sane TE Syne 7 Oe oe a a a 9900205 a | - REPRODUCTION - PRORIBT
13-00000 Png RIG: © TUSTR, Wad eget ness 84 TO : COMMO : SECRET nite CHRONO (DUMMY) | CLASSIFICATION Silvia DURAN P- By a terme ed ae a rn CLASSIFIED MESSAGE : 23 NOVEMBER: 1963, NUMBER iMITIALS PRIORITY t ; OPERATIONAL | / ROUTINE - ; _ t IMMEDIATE DIR) INFO. | CWE weext ={023.—-—— Fo -RYBAT LIENVOY oe » pe me REF; DIR 84886 : 7 - 1, FOLLOWING FULL TRANSCRIPTS AVAILABLE, 2. ON 28 SEPTEMBER 1963 LIENVOY REPORTED FOL: “ENTRADA “MF DEL CONSULADO DEL CUBA QUIEN DICE QUE ALLI EN SU CONSULALO © ESTA UN NORTEAMERICANO QUE ESTUVO ALLIEN LA  EMBATADADA ELE ‘RUSA, “UD QUE ESPERE UN MOMENTO, ME, ES pyle neee Y HABLA INGLES CON ALGUNA PERSONA BITE 90 NTA EN ESPANOL QUE et oo, ' - oe Ley se. LA PUSIERON TELEFONOE APA ARICIO Y LO APUNTA QUE ES EL 14:12 99. | SILVIA LE. DICE SOBRE EL CIUDADANO NORTEAMERICANO Y QUE LES VA A HABLAR, HF HABLA RUSO, HD LE HABLA EN INGLES," SILVIA DURAN ASKS NORTHAMERICAN "DO YOU SPEAK RUSSIAN?" “THEN "WHY DONT YOU TALK TO HIM?" NORTHAMERICAN TAKES PHONE AND ‘SAYS IN BROKEN RUSSIAN "I WAS IN YOUR EMBASSY AND SPOKE TO YOUR. CONSUL," MAN IN SOV EMB "JUST A MINUTE." MAN IN SOV EMB ASKS . ae eee Re NORTHAMERICAN IN ENGLISH WHAT DOES HE WANT? NORTHAMERICAN: gy ; COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER . CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER QUISOING = au es Lk ene Swen oo oT PNIE RO, Bate ae ees EASE Sp Toe SE i z, 4 0000206 ee rors eS) iA a2) oe ‘oS Wa coe = S ce
13-00000 |. Meese ve - 7 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | ae. PROMIBITED _ “STR _PAGE 2. | | DEFERRED PRIORITY ms Mumpen ss ee “TT OPERATIONAL | inirace : ROUTINE  PMMEDIATE _ fe) | INFO , CIE Sler™ a "PLEASE SPEAK RUSSIAN". SOVIET: "WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT?" | NORTHAMERICAN: "t WAS JUST NOW AT YOUR EMBASSY AND THEY TOOK MY ADDRESS," SOVIET: "1K KNOW THAT." NORTHAMERICAN: "I DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, I WENT TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY TO ASK : THEM FOR, MY ADDRESS BECAUSE THEY HAVE IT. " SOVIET: "WHY  ,,. a | _ DONT. you COME AGAIN AND LEAVE YOUR ADDRESS WITH US. Iv Is NOT FAR FROM THE CUBAN EMBASSY. " seen RC “webh ILL, BE 3. ON ONE OCTOBE ) 1963 AT 1045 HOURS MAN CALLED SOVIET EMB AND SAID "HELLO THIS IS LEE OSWALD SPEAKING, I WAS AT YOUR. PLACE LAST SATURDAY AND SPOKE WITH THE CONSUL AND THEY SAID THAT THEY'D SEND A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON SOI WANTED TO FIND - QUT IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING NEW? BUT IDONT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THAT CONSUL," SOVIET (EMBASSY GUARD OBYEDKOV): "KOSTIKOV: HE Is DARK." MO: "YES. MY NAME IS OSWALD," SOVIET: VIUST A . | MINUTE I'LL FIND OUT, THEY SA RHR CEREY HAVEN'T RECEIVED | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER a GASSIMCATION oo RELEASING OFFICER | : OUTGOING ere. Deere pram AES medion! Pe rene eas Laat: Paes aa a Caloege Sones wrpehet = sti ate Spe es
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| - REPRODUCTION PROFITED - v . c CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECRET - oT ROUTING ER c. MICRO. S vy} pec 4 il MICROFILMED ‘Oss DIRECTOR © ROM ¢ MEXICO CI . \CTIONs ¢/wH 5. (MR WHITTEN, WH AND OS NOTIFIED AND COPY SLOTTED AT: i715. 23, NOV We) NFO 4 ots Binet, DOP, ADoP, Ct}, cfr Z» c/sr 5, c/sas 55 b/os: 2y:VR RECORDS OFFICER STAMP ~~” ~" SECRET 2520482 , | IMMEDIATE DIR(GITE MEXI“7029° ~ @ . : R. Qo. ‘g1 - Unit Agape . REF A. DIR 84888 =. wen a er Yote: If aectrust lod cite Te Bae Pe B.  WEXI 7925 Ln ont) ee reasons and coordinate nate AY . : if appropriate. os ve i) te. . SAW ‘PHOTOS OF LEE ‘OSWALD ON. TELEVISION NIGHT, oF 2m gir’ SAND IT ~% (BVIOUS PHOTOS SENT TO DALLAS WERE NOT LDENCY rH EE oevALD. HELD | DALLAS. DATES ARE AS GIVEN ON PuaTos. yi | ‘VSS 2 MEXT STATION REVIEWING nk: GAP AREABLE F PHOTOS PERSONS ENTERING | ‘VIET AND CUBAN EMBASSIES. oan 3. MEXI SUGGESTING To LITENPO 2 THAT SILVIA DURAN WHO ~wextcan EMPLOYEE AT CUBAN. EMBASSY AND WHO PUT LEE OSWALD. ‘oN TELEPHONE FROM CUBAN EMBASSY TO TALK TO SOVIET EMBASSY ON 28 SEPT = BE ARRESTED IMMEDIATELY AND HELD INCOMMUNTCADO UNTIL SHE GIVES a | } 4 ALL DETAILS OF OSWALD. KNOWN, TO HER. (SEE REF BD 4. LITEMPO 2 CAN SAY D.F.S. COVERAGE REVEALED CALL TO HIM IF HE CLASSIFIGATION REVIEW NEEDS TO ° Baga : conpucreo.on 8 APR 875) “Esc Comments: Photos sent from Mexico City were not those of Lée warty . **Forwa rded a review of LIENVOY (2) transcripts. : | | 20 ke 254 RQ ue Document nee, I-29 a- 2 EO, ° a to, | 3 or FOIA Review on APR 1976 SECRET . | oe ° fe Bowngrabog wang Dectarah gation _ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE 4SSUING OFFICE Is PROHIBITED . Capy No. a Te nae aie we eee Tee wane Pe te we oe ee . tite. 0. 035 6
13-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ¢ SECRET to : DIRECTOR FROM + MEXICO C ACTION: C/WH 5(WH AND OS NOTIFIED A INFO. + DCI, D/DCI, DDP, “¢ ; 4, : f - , ' authorised a: Lehi. Av | R 322.46Z . a Tie IMMEDIATE DIR CYTE MEXI 7033) Signed: (a pT rO. #1 = Unit C2407 5S FI 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5 0/05 2 VR: , Shey Fi 2, of Ion EboRDs”6 rece n Sane, a a Note: Note: If “dest ruction,_ cite « reasons and coordinat REF MEX 7025 CH ETS cre if appropriate. me ° le “FOLL ADDITIONAL CALLS LIENVOY PROBABLY REPEAT PROBABLY OSWALD; FOL ABBREVIATIONS USED: MF-VOMAN OUTSINE; HF-MAN OUTSIDE; : : : _MD-WOMAN INSIDE; HD-MAN INSIDE. — : : : “Ae ON 27 SEPTEMBER 63 CALL TO SOV MIL ATT "ENTRADA, HomBRE |42|8.% LLANANDO DICE QUE ES NECESARIO SACER UNA VISA PARA IR A ODESA. ; 33 “WONBRE DENTRO: QUE LLAME AL 15 60 55 Y QUE PIDA AL CONSUL. HOWBRE 2? ' FUERAS PIDE LA DIRECCION. HOMBRE DENTRO: SE LA PROPORG-EOQNA. ” ae B. ON 27 SEPTEMBER 63 CALL TO SOV CONSULATE. coh NTRADA. > 4 MF DEL CONSULADO DE CUBA DICE QUE ESTA ABE Pecrwvaoavo AMERICANO = 3 Eu QUE FUE A SOLICITAR ‘UNA VISA Papasan Bo" RANSITO PORQUE VA PARA 5 gO LA URSS Y ENTONCES QUIERRS Sen.san cures HABIA HABLADO PORQUE 8 ELLA LO MANDO CON ELLOS ec ENBAJADA RUSA DICIENDOLE QUE SI ELLOS @: uy LE HACIAN 0 ACEPTABAN LA VISA QUE ENTONCES ELLOS LOS CUSANOS TAMBIEN ue SE LA DABAN SIN MAS: TRAMITES NADAMAS AVISANDO A ENIGRAC ION EN CUBA Y | QUIERE -SABER CON QUIEN HABLO PORQUE EL DICE QUE NO SABE TAMPOCO CON . QUE PERSONS Y QUE LE DIJERON QUE SI QUE NO TENIA PROBLEMA. HD Dee: SH¥/. A | 028 |- WTAY-S 54! (5. P3Ncu6? “asencor] v REPRODUCTION BY OTHER: THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS ‘PROHIBITED Copy No. , Ses Sa, saaiacaria ts SS Sethe e cle a0 SATS Tama : Pe. aera ae or
13-00000 Streets " PERSONAL DE QUE ELLA SE CAMBIO DE DOMICILIO Y NO HA PODIDO AVISAR PARA QUE LE ENVIEN,EL BOLETIN Y QUE AHORA SE LA PUEDE DAR. HD ' LE DE EL NOMBRE DE LA CONSEJERO 0 AGREGADO CULTURAL. SILVIA DICE 7 ; fo Lp wh ee. 11 28 47: "HD PREGUNTA A SILVIA QUE SI HA IDO ALLI ESE AMERICANO. ' fest a SILVIA QUE SI QUE ALLI ESTA. HD QUE SEGUN LAS CARTAS QUE LES MOSTRO3 | et a. " DEL CONSULADO EN WASHINGTON EL QUIERE IR A LA URSS PARA ALLA mere | - “TIENPO CON SU ESPOSA QUE ES RUSA, PERO TODAVIA NO SE HA RECIBIDO fe BL LA CONTESTAGION DE WASHINGTON RESPEGTO a SU PROBLEWA, PERO ESO SEGUN' a a | CLASSIFIED MESSAGE | 1 git Oe ‘LE PIDE ESPERE UN WONENTO, “MF IS SILVIA DURAN DEL oa iTeD CUBA Y EXPLICA LO MISNO A OTRO HD. ESTE LE DICE QUE LE TELEFONO Y SU NOMBRE PARA QUE DESPUES LE LLAMEN. SILVIA SE LO PROPORCIONA ASI COMO EL TELEFONO 11 28 47, Y QUE APROVECHA Colo COSA LE PIDE QUE LLAME A KOURKHARENKO PARA QUE LE DE SU CAMBIO Y PIDE QUE SE LLAMA TERESA PROENZA Y LE LLAMAN AL 14 13 26. HD QUE GRACIAS." C. ON 27 SEPTEMBER 65 AT 1626 HRS OUT CALL FROM SOV EMB TO a) Los TRAMITES OcUPAN UNOS CUATRO 0 CINCO MESES PERC SIN TENER ESE -PERNISO DE LA uRSS DEBEN DE PREGUNATAR Y MAS BIEN NO vit ato ESTE SENOR LE MOSTRO UNA CARTA EN QUE, Esai: ‘aici DE UNA ORGAN IZAC 161 sigos>CUBANOS NO PUEDEN © EN FAVOR ‘DE CUBA Y HA DICHO Q 80 Y AHORA HD NO- SABE QUE HACER DARLE EL VIsaDo SIN EL. Vishay, #0 CON EL, PORQUE DEBEN DE ESPERAR LA CONTF3TACION DE WASH INGTON. SILVIA QUE: ELLOS TAMBIEN, PORQUE EL PROBLEMA DE EL, ES ‘QUE EL NO CONOCE A NADIE EN CUBA Y ENTONCES SI ES ASI ES MUY DIFICIL QuE LE DEN La VISA, PORQUE EL PENSABA TRAMITAR SU VISA, ‘PORQUE COMO EL YA. SABIA QUE SE IBA A TARDAR NucHO EN ESPERAR EL VISADO RUSO ea aaa aac eR eves See Saget ate: VANES MEIC” aaa ee
1300000 oe IED MESSAU«: ewe, Sc ASEH EN. CUBA Y YA DE ALLA IRSE A LA USS, HD QUE La cosa ol - ESPOSA ESTA AHQRITA EN WASHINGTON FERU VA A RECIBIR co 8 D VISADO O EL PERMISO DE LA URSS PARA .REGRESAR A Léa PATRIA,. ELLA VA A'RECIBIR SU VISADO EN WASHINGTON PERO TENIENDO ESE ViSADO ELLA  PODRIAN COMUNICARLE A CUALQUIER LUGAR ESE PERMISO POR EJENPLO AQUI "0 EN CUALQUIER OTRa PARTE LO PUEDE RECIBIR, PERO AllORITA NO LAS TIENEN. SILVIA QUE CLARO Y QUE TANPOCO SE LE PUEDE DAR “UNA CARTA - PORQUE NO SABEN SI SU VISA SERA APROVADA. HD QUE ELLOS “SOLO DARAY EL VISADO SEGUN LAS INFICACTONES. SILVIA QUE ENTONCES FSO PONDRA EN SU PLANILLA. HD aus TAMPOCO NO SE LE CONOCE Y QUE PERDONE™ POR LA MOLESTIA. SILva QUE NO HAY CUIDADO Y QUE MUCHAS GRACIAS." D. ON 1 OCT 63 CALL AT 1031 HRS TO SOV MIL ATT IN BROKEN RUSSIAN: " "HELLO. I WAS AT YOUR’PLACE LAST SATURDAY AND I TALKED TO YOUR “CONSUL. THEY SAID THAT THEY'D SEND A TELEGRAM TO WASHINGTON / AND I WANTED TO ASK YOU IF THERE IS ANYTHING NEW?" SOVIET: "I'D LIKE TO ASK YoU Td CALL ANOTHER PHONE NUMBER.” MAN OUZGIDE: "PLEASES" SOVIETS “PLEASE WRITE IT DOWN 15 69 55 AND Ade Ra CONSUL. ” MAN OUTSIDE: “THANK You.” Sov LeTRA'PLEASE a Eas ON 3 OCTOBER 65 CALL TO Sov vin. gt MAN OUTSIDE: SPEAKS IN BROKEN SPANISH THEN IN Ray se RUSSIA.” SOVIET: “CALL ON THE OTHER PHONE.” MAN OUTSIDE: 40 SOVIET. “HELLO. VISA FOR "L'M LOOKING FOR A VISA TO GO TO RUSSIA.” SOVIET: | “PLEASE, CALL ON THE TELEPHONE OF THE CONSUL.” ‘MAN OUTSIDE: “OH, THE CONSUL. ” SOVIET: “THAT’ Ss RIGHT, 15 68 336” MAN. OUTSIDE: “ONE MOMENT PLEASE, TTL HAVE TO GET A PENCIL To WRITE THE NUMBER DOWN. THEY. ISSUE Jot-2 g7.2 / = obec noven oe Ca TS ee “sy catathpetse hatin eS See eas reeee SSR dbs a EN een P Ce rig Re ee Om ~ fan eta bt Sor styb. ednats reget’ t es ee Ames te. nee Be
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faa [23. tha? 152 ° pus wes *» — | PROMBIT ATs CLASSIFIED MESSAGE pare: WU IN D: ISTR.: SECRET FILE: . Page 4, ‘ CLASSIFICATION ; : . NUMBER : DEFERRED PRIORITY Niriang | Bra : —~\"OPERATIONAL | ininace 2 ROUTINE _ IMMEDIATE : rrepegey "0 INFO. CITE _ ives NUMBER EL VISADO oO EL PERMISO DE LA URSS PARA REGRESAR A LA. PATRIA, ELLA VA A RECIBIR su VISADO EN WASHINGTON PE RO TENIENDO ESE VISADO ELLA PODRIAN COMUNICARLE A Suain QUIER LUGAR ESE PERMISO POR EJEMPLO AQUI OEN CUALQUIER OTRA PARTE LO PUEDE RECIBIR, -~ PERO / AHORITA NO LAS TIENEN. _SLLVIA QUE CLARO XY QUE TAMPOCO SE . LE PUEDE} DAR UNA CARTA ‘PORQUE NO SABEN SI SU VISA SERA * APROVADAY~. ~ HD QUE ELLOS SOLO DARAN EL VISADO SEGUN LAS INDICAGIONES. SILVIA QUE ENTONCES ESO PONDRA EN su PLAMELA. “Hip: ue TAMPOCO Pa any oe * : AN SE LE PUEDE DAR NINGUNA CARTA, DEAREGOWMENDAGION PORQUE NO. _ SE LE CONOCE Y QUE a LA MOLESTIA, SILVIA QUE NO HAY" ie CUIDADO ¥ QUE MUCHAS GRACIAS," » wha? Veta 7. | . S D, ON 1 OCT 63 CALL AT 1031 HRS TO SOV IL ATT IN BROKEN | RUSSIAN: "HELLO.-I WAS. AT YOUR PACE LAST SATURDAY AND I TALKED _ TO YOUR CONSUL, THEY SAID THAT THEY'D SEND A TELEGRAM TO. WASHINGTON AND I WANTE D TO ASK YOU IF THERE IS ANYTHING NEW?! | 7 SOVIET: "U'D LIKE E TO ASK YOU TO CALL ‘ANOTHER PHONE NUMBER." | . L. - MAN OUTSIDE: "PLEASE," SOVIET: "PLEASE WRITE IT DOWN 15 60 55 , ‘COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER Mage impeis! Ps emma eae! a ele on ete ie, ~s te Buns, 2 ae we, - rege NE et: ory, ge ponte aie , Pe ee fe ee ee ee ae was nt eS AS, ee 7 er
13-00000 roam pny "Ig ORIG.: ENT. a CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: PTD DISTR ) | SECRET. FILE: Page 5, CLASSIFICATION ° INITIALS , . NUMBER é DEFERRED PRIORITY i. OPERATIONAL | iniriaca ¢ ROUTINE IMMEDIATE " : i : 39 a TO INFO, CITE vy . NUMBER AND ASK FOR A CONSUL." MAN OUTSIDE: "THANK YOU," SOVIET: "PLEASE," | E, ON 3 OCTOBER 63 CALL TO SOV MIL ATT: MAN OUTSIDE: - SPEAKS IN BROKEN SPANISH THEN IN ENGLISH TO SOVIET. “HELLO, VISA FOR RUSSIA." SOVIET: "CALL ON THE OTHER PHONE," MAN | OUTSIDE; “OLIM LOOKING FOR A VISA TO GO TO RUSSIA. " - SOVIET: . "PLEASE,. CALL ON. THE TELEPHONE OF THE CONSUL," MAN-OUTSIDE: 533 haw OUTSIDE: "OH, THE CONSUL, a “SOVIET: “wEHAT'S eee ca 4 ny "ONE MOMENT PLEASE, LL HAVEETO CBSE PENCIL TO WRITE THE NUMBER DOWN, ‘THEY oBayaie visa THERE?" SOVIET: "THAT DEPENDS ON YOUR CONVERSATION, I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THIS BUSINESS. | PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE OF THE CONSUL AND ASK YOUR QUESTION, " MAN OUTSIDE: ASKS THE NUMBER OF THE TELEPHONE AGAIN, SOVIET: | GIVES THE NUMBER TO HIM AND TELLS HIM TO ASK FOR THE CONSUL _ OF THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO. MAN OUTSIDE: "THANKS." | END OF MSG | COORDINATING OFFICERS _ RER 4. SECRET — | wcc . AUTHENTICATING OFFICER | , ‘CLASSIFICATION RELEASIN G OFFICER : : OUTGOING : erin SHG, seine Theta Ee ware SEES ao Preity meses nT es TT { To ve — = - 0200222. 7 fo Se a a Le ome s ae Bachem Ser
13-00000 ae _ . C  ctassizigo nESsAce :TO : DIRECTOR bec 4 ~1974~ ‘FROM » MEXICO CITY . gS ffay Urry; }. MICROFILMED ACTION: c/sr Slur BAGLEY SR WH ANG OS NOTIFIED AND cory SLATTSD i ‘INFO 4 oN SE C RET 2322552 ST * ecinndneenpemen ae oe comme IMMEDIATE DIR CITE NEXL 7034 a - : ae REDWOOD LCINPROVE RO. #1 - Unit CLIPS f 3 | lighe: 12 go"eeat tons cite PIs 2 acre crdinate 5 3 A | LIENVOY REPORTING SOVEMB NOR a5 3 | 2. AT 1252 HRS 22 NOV CUBAN CONSUL ALFREDO" WIRAB AL Sor ASKED a | [ro { ; . ey 3 | To. SPEAK WITH SUSPECT KGB PAV Ele antimony YATSKOV. L&TTER: x 738 APPARENTLY. UNAVAILABLE acs Kos: EROW Beane ON LINE WITH FOL a Ze i CONVERSATLON ENSUING IN Shihritan FORM “TU"s | | | i t 4 > KOS: FORGIVE ME. FOR ARRIVING LATE. : DID YCU RECOVER THE SUITCASE? cng : KOS: YESs | | q ea R: THEN IT waS ARRIVING ON THE OTHER TRIP. Co eS} uo mosey WO 408 = yequny quewnsod KOS: YES, : IR I CALLED TO TELL YOU THE FOLLOWING, THAT REGARDING | Q1EL UdV. THAT SATTER THAT We HAD TALKED ABOUT, TO SEE IF WE WouLn SPEND SORES te 3 IN G84? UL TEPEC Pang ‘BECAU ISE MY Wire iS PREPARI NG Sou te i aC pa . aetna EMITTER ee panne NE o8 A er eaten
“* oe €  _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE. ONG : SOUN M. WEEDTSN U! c/s 3 oo, E] INDEX WA EAT: E613 O NO" INDEX | DATE «: 2), FOVEMBER 1962 [] FILE IN CS FILE NO. ra B a mT FROM: DIRECTOR CONCEROB SECRET CONF: WH B- re - oa aye cok aeeto CABLE SEC Tocrerrco - . ae ROUTINE INKS: per, D/DCI, DOP, ADDP, Cl, 1 /0Ps, Fly SR 7, SAS 8, 0S 2, VR " ‘gm, RALYZING J ALG g TRAFFIC AND READING THE STATEMENT CMZSILVIA DURAI, om. + Se _eotane.qgmsrrin STILL, PUZZLES: ‘US. 1 OSWALD WAS IN MEXICO CIEY IN LATE ~ “, _SPTIIBER AND EARLY OCIGEER TO GET A SOVIET. VISA AND A CUBAN TRANSIT VISA, DID HE an oars _. NAME 'PO.TRAVSL TO CUBA RIGHT’ WAX, "ALOME, OR HAVE HIS WIFE JOIN HIM THERE AND ‘TIN : /T amova Aras THAT 38 WAS. THEN THINKING ONLY ABOUT A PEACEFUL CHANGE OF. “av! rok oma, cm nop bao RU 70 Ti sOkaS FINN AOD EN IRAE LAREN. iat . RESIUEICE 10 THE SOVIET UNION, XE 38 ALSO POSSTBLE THAT HE WAS GEEEING DOCUMENTED De “50 MARE A GUTGE ESCAPE AFTER ASGASSINATING SHE’ PRESIUENT * . rs CLASSIFICATION. REVIEW | conpucren. one APR 1976 o v )- sy [ ate , 2 1976 - “Bol- 224 au F v3 TEMAS SH TARAMESSINES vet a — SOGROINATING OFFICERS . atu OFFICER. : 25" REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. oo Copy" Hos. ; GROUP j Exctuded from sutematic downgrading and éeclesgibeatian # C/Wi. 3 . woTheitrieatiag : OF "FICER ee SSSR Sos wSassormice Eaceetecomaeiemesm nats? eae SOE Se a IT or rn + ame It : oar a ee Ems a a i
13-00000 "REPRODUCTION PaOseNTE 1 FoR 1303 ) . . : ; a Ga j | F Vo > é DiSTR: CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ACTION: DATE: 24 NOV 63 iNFO: oseener | T FILE: cScdbeteribn ee INCOMING NUMBER DEFERRED PRIORITY PHIMTKAABY vag, 8 IMMEDIATE MEXI : | , : —BiRasaeS——. _. LIENVOY le AFTER ANALYZING ALL. THE TRAFFIC AND READING THE STATEMENT OF SILVIA’ DURAN, ONE IMPORTANT QUESTION STILL PUZZLES: Use |.aWEN LEE OSWALD WAS IN MEXICO CITY IN LATE ‘SEPTENBEA, ‘SBD EARLY OCTOBER TO GET A SOVIET VISA AND A CUBAN® agi WiSa DID HE WANT TO TRAVEL TO CUBA RIGHT AWAY, ALONE , OR MAVE HIS WIFE JOIN HIM THERE AND THEN LEAVE FOR CUBA, OR DID HE PLAN TO RETURN TO THE STATES FIRST AND THEN LEAVE LATERe ALTHOUGH IT APPEARS THAT HE WAS THEN THINKING ONLY ABOUT A PEACEFUL CHANGE OF RESIDENCE TO THE SOVIET UNION, | IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE THAT HE WAS GETTING DOCUMENTED TO MAKE A qurcK ESCAPE AFTER ASSASSINATING THE PRESIDENTs Ze PLEASE RESTUDY YOUR LIENVOY MATERIAL AND GIVE US YOUR OPINION, AND ALSO HAVE MEXICANS QUESTION SILVIA DURAN VERY CAREFY LY ON THIS POINT. ADVISE. ~ < L . [fais Dusan C— gasistoZ “SECRET. CLASSIFICATION “ INCOMING -
- oe “REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED ORS: RILLEASBY | . 1 EVT CLASSIFIED MESSAGE — : EXT.: Me DATE: 5 4 NOVEMBER 1963 DISTR: COMMO . SECRET — RILE: P-7976. _ 7 . CHRONO (DUMMY) ' CLASSIFICATION ‘P-8593 | ares ‘NUMBEA INITIALS DEFERRED OPERATIONAL | | routine || ORERAR DN , TO IMMEDIATE. DIR INFO. CHE ExT LL ae INITIALS RABRVSAN SY. RYBAT DU} ae DIR: A. MEXI 7046 ‘ Siam, 1. ADDITIONS OR AMENDMENTS REF A: -B. SINCE SHE’ Ae LD NOT ONLY HUSBAND BUT OTHER { } | B. DIR $4920. : , | i | | i t i i | | ee ' MEMBERS OF FAMILY ABOUT OSWALD VISITS AFTER SHE READ NAME | AND ‘SAW TV PICTURE, SHE AITRIBUTED ARREST TO DENUNCIATION BY COUSIN WHOM DOES NOT LIKE, THUS SOURCE GOM KNOWLEDGE NOT ae REVEALED TO HER. Cc. DOES NOT KNOW WHERE OSWLAD STAYED IN MEXI, De PASSPORT OSWALD SHOWED HER WAS STILL VALID FOR USSR. HE TOLD HER WISHED RETURN THERE PERMANENTLY WITH WIFE. E. DURAN HAD IMPRESSION OSWALD HAD OR BELIEVED HE _ HAD MADE ARRANGEMENTS IN WASHINGTON WHEREBY INST RUCTIONS -“WCULD BE SENT SOVEMB?} MED 8.58 UE IO ENTRY: VISA IN MANNER. AUTHENTICATING OFFICER — . CLASSIFICATION : RE OUUUD28 " CUTGOING
13-00000 . - PROMIBITED a roam 1304 , : . (4) | ( EXT.: CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: a DISTR: | FILE: coZeGREEy RE - Page 2. - oo . £ : DEFERRED PRIORITY INITIALS pra, NUMSER a I . 3 _ OPERATIONAL | animate ae 5 ROUTINE IMMEDIATE aa TO INFO, : cite VEX an , NUMBER m 4 foe BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO VISIT SOVEMB. F AILURE HIS REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS WORK SMOOTHLY CAUSED HIM BECOME RUDE TO SOVIETS. (COMMENT: PARA IC OF MEXI 7933 _ PARTIALLY BEARS THIS OUT BUT STATION DETECTS NO SIC f eh BUDENESS ’ MAY REVEAL OSWALD BECAME ABYSI ye gna 2 EMB AS RESULT HIS. | ~ ge | | “Te. FRUSTRATION BY SOVS.) ee ad F, HER IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY "COMRADE" WHO COULD NOT LIVE COMFORTABLY UNDER RIGORS OF CAPITALISM AND WISHED ae RETURN TO SPIRITUAL HOME IN USSR. _ | - 7 eo G. DURAN KNOWS NOT WHETHER HE GOT USSR VISA OR CU BAN TRANSIT VISA BUT IF HE DIDSHEHADNOPARTINIT. OE - on IF OSWALD TALKED ANYONE ELSE IN CUBAN EMBASSY SHE UNAWARE. — — | | | 2. “REF DIR 84916 (IN 6687). ECHEVERRIA AWARE ODYOKE CONCERN | RE LEAK AND HAS WARNED HER ABOUT TALKING, BUT FEELS AT LEAST FACT OF ARREST MAY WELL BE LEAKED BY. OTHER RELATIVES PICKED ORDINATING OFFICE . AUTHENTICATING OFFICER ; . CLASSIFICATION , -- RELEASING OFFICER. CUTGOING a 6200229 : pac ABiniedi fh’ wanedatie etiam. Hees emits Hitaltit tnt tedet test “4%
13-00000 pROHIRITE | | ORIG.: | ext: . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DATE: ; a pt DISTR: SECRET FILE: | Page 3. CLASSIFICATION ; ; 4 & - INITIALS NUMBER 5 DEFERRED PRIORITY ack 3 “OPERATIONAL | inrriacs cane é ROUTINE IMMEDIATE F TS INFO, ; CITE Z OS: of HuMscR ? UP SAME TIME... COs. WILL CONTINUE PUSH NEED FOR SECRECY WITH ECHEVERRIA, DURAN AND HUSBAND WILL BE RELEASED BUT KEPT UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE, 3. RE REF B, WITH MEXI 7933 HQ HAS FULL TRAN ce b. f DURAN IF HQ STILL DESIRES. | 7 | - END OF MSG | | ae 0000230 | COORDINATING OFFICERS AUTHENTICATING OFFICER _ CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OER | _ -. §  GUTGOING “oni E ; nn a -— e ee ome
rol *y DIRECTOR FROMM 8 MEXICO CITY, ACTION = INFO + DCI, D/DCI, DOP, ADDP, C/CI, C/Fi 2, C/SR 5, C/SAS 5, D/OS 25~ . . Hf AK RECORDS OFFICER STAMP SECRET 24/ 18572 ; he following agtion is — . , authorised! £22, Caretet. IiMEDIATE DIR crte[uext 7854 jo —-. fi Oy BS 6@eide LAMEDIATE | sugnea: ‘ Sack arams REF MEXI 7046 CIN 622-70 D* ONG B.0. ge - ut 6 to DIR 34929 **. “Note: If destruction, cite the os reasons and coordinate a ott. ar “de ADDITIONS OR AMENDMENTS REFS A’ if appropriate. bee — ay VG - iS ne lee . DURAN ARRESTED AT HOME WITH. HUSBAND AND MEMBERS ok-pawicy “HAVING PARTY. ALL. TAKEN TO JAIL. | B. SINCE SHE HAD TOLD NOT ONLY HUSBAND BUT OTHER MEMBERS OF FAMILY ABOUT OSWALD VISITS AFTER SHE READ NAME AND SAW TV PICTURE, SHE ATTRIBUTED ARREST TO DENUNG LATION BY COUSIN WHOM DOES NOT LIXE. THUS SCURCE GOU, | KNOWLEDGE NOT REVEALED TO HER. ; Pecunia GinBer Si C. DOES NoT KNOW WHERE OSWALD STAYED IN. MExi. 3 fc FOIA Review on D. PASSPORT OSWALD SHOWED HERES. spat FOR USSR. HE TOLD HER ‘WISHED RETURN THERE P apa 2 if WIFE, 7 ole a 2eF AY yo E. DURAN HAD INPRESSIG SSuALD HAD OR BELIEVED HE HAD MADE. ARRANGE-S NENTS IN WASHINGTON WHEREBY INSTRUCTIONS WOULD BE SENT SOVEMB MEXI TO ISSUE SOV ENTRY VISA IN MANNER BY WHICH WOULD NOT HIMSELF HAVE TO VISIT SOVENB. FAILURE HIS REAL OR IMAGINED INSTRUCTIONS WORK SMOOTHLY CAUSED HIM BECOHE RUDE TO Sov IETS. ( COMMENT: PARA 1C OF NEXI 7933 PARTIALLY BEARS THIS OUT BUT STATION DETECTS NO SIGNS RUDENESS IN OSWALDS TALKS - . — = DAO -s~4¢ doclessibentonm adedod from ovtenotc! é we iz J d/- OY feStenon BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHISITED Copy No dawageadieg sed et -aeampenee gemma ome = = nae ih: ‘ av uo money IO 40 a we enna sete ten Sie 4 ee . eae walt Bila cc ag Rg ere a eee . at me et “ Ara probe scsi eect watts: iio * I sae Ba of OPS oe BOTTA RM A alia . nares rf . ares ry ” singe ahs ee = a ae _ auc fe BP ee RS ee elie
13-00000 x -, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ¥ annem ROUTING» : DIRECTOR FROM 8 | ACTION : iNFO (+ "3 (WITH SOVS. FURTHER DETAILS DURAN INTERROGATION MAY REVEAL OSWALD BECAME ABUSIVE. IN CUBAN ENB AS RESULT HIS FRUSTRATION BY. SOVS. > Fs HER IMPRESSION HE SIMPLY "COMRADE” WHO COULD NOT 1 : IVE CONF ORT- USSR. | . Ni "G. DURAN KNOWS NOT WHETHER ioe eased VISA OR CUBAN ‘TRANSIT VISA Ay BUT IF HE DID SHE HAD. No Rare Wer? H. IF.OSWALD TALKED ANYONE ELSE IN CUBAN ENBASSY SHE UNAWARE. 2. REF DIR 84916. ECHEVERRIA AWARE ODYOKE CONCERN RE LEAK AND HAS4 ; WARNED HER ABOUT TALKING, BUT FEELS AT LEAST FACT OF ARREST MAY WELL BE LEAKED BY OTHER RELATIVES PICKED UP SAME TIME. COS WILL CONTINUE PUSH NEED FOR SECRECY WITH ECHEVERRIA. DURAN AND HUSBAND WILL BE RELEASED BUT KEPT UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE 3. RE ‘REF B. WITH MEXI 7935 Ha HAS FULL TRANSCRIPTS A ALL PERTINENT CALLS. | REGRET COMPLETE RECHECK SHOWS TAPES FOR THIS PERIOD. ALREADY eo ne we meine ane eet ote ate ORTEERTPRINTRe temementantee ROR BRIN, © I Mamet eye Si a at ot, ERASED. STATION FEELING THAT ABOVE IS BEST ANSWER OBTAINABLE To... ng TOTTI, REF B BUT WILL® REQUEST REINTERROGATION DURAN IF HQ STILL besiRes. SEC RET Is COMMENT: “#Eche verria told COS Duran completely coope sative ; Si Bek) written statement attesting to two visits ‘by Oswald, : a _ #* Did. Oswalt d want ‘o travéi to Guba right away, afore, wi te . 7? his « wilis join him the: ‘cand inen leave tor Gute ay or did | e p} ac tO red. oO ee fie "ot od thea. leave: later? : ; | , 7 oooves2 a : =a a ’y OTHER THAN THE Is60NNG OF OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED Cupp
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13-00000 - C / _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ( ‘| ; i| i . i tO + BIRECTOR eer | nn ir ROM 8 MEXICO CITY ‘ACTION: C/wH 5 (WH COPY ISSUED 1300 25 Nov/eu) INFO.» DCI, D/DCI, DOP, ADOP c/sen h, c/cA 2, c/ca/o 2, c/ci, ¢/Fi 2, _c/sr 5, ™ c/sis 5, D/os 2; VR” / » Cf[ca/ 2 £/th, ¢/ Ey . C/SR 5; iran mais RatBies appa cts habit Schaar og Bs SECRET 25/17 IMMED 1ATE, DIR 1. MEXI DAILY “EXCELSIOR” OF 25 NOV IMPLYING OWN INVEST IGAT IONS RAN 25 Nov 63067620 2-1 ST ORY DESCR IBING OSWALD TRIP TO MEXICO 26 SEPT THRU 5 OCT. CROSSED "| BRORDER AT LAREDO. VISITED CUBAN EMBASSY 27 SEPT AND NEXT DAY VENT TO -_ . SOVIET EMBASSY. PURPOSE ALLEGEDLY waS TO OBTAIN VISA GO SOVIET UNION. THIS) i Vo | eet _ NOT OUR LEAK. CANNOT ELIMINATE mame as. we : Fall WebsTEL Ineo ava 7 sept 1963. AT recerrion BER Be aM heassy FIDEL CASTRO IS ‘QuoTED: oT : ARE PREPARED TO FIGHT THEM AND ANSVER ‘IN KIND. UNITED STATES LEADERS 7 7 SHOULD THINK (REFLECT?) THAT IF THEY ARE AIDING TERRORIST PLANS TO) _ ELIMINATE THE CUSAN LEADERS, THEY THEMSELVES WILL NOT BE SAFE.” _ 3. PARA ONE STORY WENT MM once va | ee = | i ! ' | ! (2. FYI: PRESUME Has IS gia : s E CC RE E T . CLASSIFIGATION REVIEW _ The following | actio _* APR 1aQ7q OC oo - authori: zea: ‘Pe & ‘AS / 7 ij a1 } CONDUCTED ond 8 APR 1976 a AMPDET Ch BY.24 22 ag | pa Ci _ Sy VW fiscer ‘If Se cite 4 °° ‘reagens-ani coordinate ag. eppropriatie. as a a Ajo £3 7 - ‘SECRET | | oo REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN. THE ISSUING OFFICE is PROHIBITED oF cor , Document Number _ for FOIA, Review pn. . _— we meee -000u 234 . 02713 a ne Loe: ee Oe ne meee cena ae cence cin meena eae
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TS FROM INFO $ oy Ln HaP ed oD OG Bhar FY Ohare Pacd SD Yas ben ia Tr | 4] AMG 15 : DIRECTOR { 6] t MEXICO CITY ACTION: = C/WHt : OCI, D/ocl, poP, c/ct, pee —3- fs SECRET 670124Z . eeeces dened: * ms yinii7 7522 DIR CITE MEXI 9332 a mh R.0. £1 -- Unit Cy LP +4 - ™ RESRT® GPFLOGR pe . Note: If destruction, cite REF DIR 18527 * _  +Peasons and coordinate | | if appropriata,, 1. SOVIET EMB AND CONSULATE ARE NOT OPEN.FO PUBLIC. OFFICES ARE IN COMPOUND ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC SY APPOINTNENT. SOVIET ‘GUARDS ARE ON OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK. NORKAL WORK HOURS SEP 1963 WERE @988 TO 1828 SUT RECENTLY CHANGED 690% TO 146@ MONDAY AND. FRIDAYS. SIXTEEN SOVIET FANILIZS LIVE IN COX nPouNps \VISITORS RING ERS SCN Shar IN ANYTIME. OTHERS USUALLY TURNED ‘AWAY BY aoe URS: SOVIETS ARE NOT KNOWN TO ISSUE PERMITS FORCRR “tdda. : | BELL AT GATE AT ALL HOURS. RUSSIAN SPEAKE 8 2. CUBAN ENB ANQL's ey Se SANE COMPOUND BUT HAVE SEPARATE ENTRANCES. . sovsusab coztves VISITORS FROM 1624 TO 149@ HOURS MONDAY. THROUGH FRIDAY. EKBASSY WORKING HOURS ARE FROM 6906 TO 1782 ‘1453 HOURS. THESE HOURS ALSO APPLIED DURING SEPT 63. 20l.oe0r4e8 Document Number = w, a ae Co, for FOIA Review da JUN 975 a 7 CO Ea : be BUS 4d REPRODUCTION. BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING, OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED - a No. “0000241 “amc i HOURS SAME DAYS BUT MOST EMBASSY VISITORS USUALLY ATTENDED BEFORE 3.. CUBAN ‘ENB PROCEDURES AND REGULATIC} NS FOR ISSUING PERMITS FOR TRAVEL TO AND THROUGH CUBA: VISAS NORMALLY VALID FOR. THREE HON ITHS FROM DATE OF: ISSUE. oepen AUTHORIZATION 1 FROM HABANA INVARIABL ¥ Af 4 pon 8 SECRET. a ROUTING aa \
13-00000 ¥ Fy See Sanitized File CG , 4 “ ; INZTSLI= pace GUBRIAED MESSAGE . ReaistRe, BEFORE. ISSUANCE ANY VISA. APPLICANT COMPLETES VISA APPLICATION FORM AT CONSULATE, PZRMISSION OFTEN OBTAINED IN EXCHANGE OF CABLES SETYEEN EM@ASSY AND MINREX HABANA. IN MANY CASES VISAS ISSUED ON SEPARATE SHEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL FACT OF TRAVEL. | | 4. MEXICAN GOVT PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS RE TRAVEL PBPRIUE ; CITIZENS TO AND THROUGH CUBA UNCHANGED SINCE HMMA 20887 DATED 3: MAY * 3 | 1963. PBPRINE CLTIZENS WITH. PASSPORTS AND CUBAN VISAS ARE FREE TO : “TRAVEL TO CUBA. PBPRINE CITIZENS CAN OSTAIN TOURIST CARDS FROM HEXICAN CONSUL HAVANA FOR RETURN VIA MEXICO. | SECRET on + stants omen oe . eo coerce a + c/s Cor: Lent: *Warzen Commission requested KUBARK furnish hours when Cuban and Soviet Embassies and Consulates in Mexico City’ ave open. fo. gr ic; their normal — working houss; theiz procedures and Fegulations formal asda < invelyed in issuing permits for travel to and *prough Cuba. xs i heal aa ° " . * - pop wee, Z° . es ~ Saememhan Lene ip .4 » ~ . *, “4 . ae e ° ‘7 a ns * aa a ie om ~ * ? gat - 7” e Te ey me - REPRNDUCTION - PROG oe a ct enh :: q ne
13-00000 By ROBERT S&S. ALLEN" And PAUL SCOTT . WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. e-The Central Inteili- gence Agency withheld vital intelligence infor- ‘mation from the Warren Commission during its in- vestigation of the assas- - gination. of Presi dent Kennedy. , Despite the commis- sion’s written request. for ‘all documents that might shed light on the assae- sination, CIA authorities failed to turn over a na- tional intelligence esti- mate warning that it is . Kremlin policy ta remove from public office by as- sassination Western offi- ¢ Inside Washington = cialg who actively oppose Soviet policies. Titled “Soviet Strategic Executive Action,” the suppressed CIA decu- ment went into the shock- ing details of how agents of KGB, the Soviet secret police, area trained te do away with Western lead- ers, including officials in the U.S., and to make their deaths appear due te natural causes, One of the KGB’s new- ly devised assassination wapons ‘is -“a. prumati- cally: operated poison ice. ‘atomizer,’ - which leaves no wound or other evi- den¢ée of the cause Of: death.” =< While. this deadly weap. | " euppressed evidence linie - EE Oswald ‘with one of cording to security: file “presented ies, Soviet views on on vevery question that came. -in the Department's USSR _foumtry commit. ee” while hk member, © Was sp This State Department — offical’s name ‘aise ap. peared im the addresy book of a suspected So- ‘viet azert who arrived . in the “e- im 1943, ae. nets government Congressional investi. gators also have . been shocked to discover ‘that naan ro = —_ ‘Dare edie ERAN oa ; Sam 8 on has yet to be “used against any high West- ern official, hundreds of — KGB agents covertly op- erating outside of Russia have been supplied with this pocket-size, gun, awaiting only. orders from Moscow to use it. The Murder Weapons HIGHLIGHTS of the suppressed intelligence ‘estimate, which is locked in a security area within the tightly-guarded CIA, are as follows: “It has been reported . that the KGB endeavors te remove~the:.threat to Soviet. interests posed by certain: members of West- - ern governments, some- times; Branging | fors the . officials te bout the - only recently from com 5 gressional probers who are te-- wity te trying determine ‘been suppressed arene investigators also o determin why the CIA in its pre- assassination report to | the State Department on Oswald's trip te Mexico City gave details only of 4: the defector’ 8 visit to the Russian embassy and not. ’ the Cuban emba The = CIA did not report the - Jatter visit until a . Kennedy’s assusination in Dallas, | Wem ee bs - PRORIBITED gp bs voy sae 7 Naples: en eo: me eo Bo, Ge C4 CIA Withheld Vital inielligeree From Warr, dismissal of ‘such persons from public office, at oth- er times even having . them ° ‘eliminated’ physi- eally. ug uch activities are ‘known to be undertaken against other types of persons in the West, not-. ably defectors from the: U.S.S.R. and from other countries of the Soviet: loc. “One recently reported assassination technique is to electrocute an individ. ual by luring him to use a telephone, connect- ed to a high-voltage wire, during a thunderstorm. — -“Another involves the use of a pistol which Projects a 2 poison gas in ‘ committec k r tyme et ocrome me sme eee : ‘atist that he ig on; Uist of” on {i i ! 4 tte mannan A Ls a Ted The Scena a ied pata Sera liquid or form. The ‘within ~ seco ‘autopsy wou its use. No ‘poisons have ed which do fect until s -after being : ‘thus allowin; ‘to be far fro ..when his vic “| “A know source has pneumaticall: poison ice ‘: which leaves or other evic cause oc deal Congressio: gators, who that the near ie 7 | tae
I - J Ss _. CIA Withheld Vital Intelligence From War ren Commission By ROBERT. §. ALLEN cials who actively oppose on has yet {o be used dismissal of such persong liquid or compressed for security reasons re a And PAUL SCOTT. “Soviet policies. _ against anyeich West. from public office, at oth. form. The gas is fatal port that CIA Director oo .. : .  itled “Soviet Stralegle ern officli*Mgwidreds of er times even having’ - within seconds and an Jolin McCone made ne WASILUNGTON, Oct. 20. Executive Action,” the KGB agenig"tggirtly op- them ‘eliminated’: physi : aulopsy would not reveal mention of this explosive «The Central intelli, suppressed CIA docu- eraling outSl@@ gl Russia cally. _.  - its use. Non-traceab]e document in his secret : gence Agency withheld ment wentIntothe shock- have been suppiipd with “Such activities are © poisons have been repor{- testimony before the vital intelligence infor. "ing details of how agents this pock @4:slea, gun,” known to be undertaken -ed which do not take ef- Warren Commission. mation from the Warren of KGB, the Sovict sccret awaiting @plyegrders against other types of fect until several hours While McCone furnish- Commission during its in- police, are trained to do from Moscow pe it. persons In the West, not-. after being administered, .4 the commission with vestivation of the assas- away with Western lead- ©The Murder SY ms ably defectors from the thus allowing an assassin : ren E ; --sination of President ers, including officials in. HIGHLIGHTS(:ofghe U.S.S.R. and from other to be far from the scene the CIA's secret surveil- f Hod : Kennedy, the U.S. and te make- suppressed intgelligénce countries of the Soviet when his victim dies. ‘lance reports on Lee ; Despite the commis- their deaths appear due ‘estimate, which ig d bloc. . : “A knowledgeable ‘Harvey Oswald’s  cighty ¥ sion’s written request for to natural causes. in a security ared” wittfin “One recently reported source has described a ays in Mexico City be- . Tant - all documents that might Que of the KGB’s new-. the tightly-guard assassination technique is pneumatically operated’ fore the assassination, in- fo ~ shed light on the assas- ly. devised assassination are as follows: “*%* to electrocute an individ- poison ice ‘atomizer Cluding details of Os 7 sination, CIA authorities wapons~is ,“a’ pnumati- “It has been reigited: ual by luring him to which leaves no wound wald’s contact with the} mo ' failed to turn over a na- cally. operated poison ices,.that the KGB endeavors . use a telephone, connect- or other evidence of the head KGB agent in the i tional intelligence esti ‘atomizer,’. which :leaves; to reiiéve~the,.threag.4e°9 ed to a high-voltage wire, .cause of death.” FE Aaya teres  ——- : mate warning that it. is .no wound or: other “evi-:: Soviet interests posed: by-~jluring a thunderstorm, Congressional investi Tne of the Kremlin's ay Kremlin policy to remove dence of the cause of. certain members of W rhe of a involves fe gators, who have asked sassination poltcy. _“ - from public office by as- death.” -- 3.7. 2" ern governments, somier ise Of a pistol which that the name of their 545° , sassination Western offi While thls deadly wea arranging for: thp optpiects a poison gas in committee be withheld (CONTINUED ON 8-8} oe ROR aR oars PE ee arate : = >, OlleR Sap preeaydye ths Crm eacedeination iy vi. Documents. 3.2% Shawn by "Adininistratlon pe. ‘gener ‘re. uaa? Officials to Speaker John)", (OTHER | US. -intotll.:. McCormack (Masa), nexl7t om Fs ce experts, very du. in line to succeed Presi bious of Russia's co-ex-: dent Johnson. istence line, stress ‘that. © Whilo FBI officials «3 - ‘dave been different df. ‘Commiinist, that he is on Bihar aoe eatimale, and ;° ‘the list -of Western ‘offi. voMer documents . sup- clals feared ‘by. the Krem. 4. ; aerate the State De- lip, no CIA authority . able fo dud. aval : pas shown the No, 2 man . , gq They point out that*. report lis hese my Bap eta : Deputmenty: 2 rot Sovltt. eset ete me ressed evidonee link." “lt ~ dng Oswald. ‘with Ong -of i eras, pz, times ; 4 beenNO9 : , 7 - og Guuuamowe ROLL SNOOHERE ac dnstéad,’ Met ® amet c ong to sccurily. files, * - oniy recently from cone -..s prescufed strony pra. vreestanal nrahere whe
13-00000 : + CLASSIFIGATION vy pw. SECRET Fao Chief, WH Division SuUaJECT Glee Harvey OSWALD | AciiGN REQUIAED - REFERENCES - Action Required: Please advise re negatives In view of. recent reopening of the publicity regarding Lee Harvey CSWALD and WOPACT evidence, Headquarters would like to determine whether the Station still has on hand the negatives from which the prints available at Headquarters were made of the unidentified “nystery man" coming out of. both the Soviet and Cuban Embassies. If they are still on file, it is requested that they remain so, and that they be forwarded Headquarters for retention rather than cestroyed if the latter action is ever contemplated Elsie I. SCALETTI w . Ww | * . ft “TT oO Hend guaokes veaet Coa Lhe hegatives oF = varden Khred “my skey Wah Choir Detkh 12. Soorvet and Coban Emb assed RROD Fab CALLE Ch OPTI doa TEE A CURIA ae NER Ab SURGES HEAR EERRRTROREENS BO ES RAPT eT DCEO % oe. ein ed is | i an BRE BVA op bamnen ey Ew e Distribution: 7 2 —- COS, Mexico City 46}-281 a4e/ : , QSuATiso7 = _ {Chose ReFENENGE 19 ei 14% DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER " DATE , : G —— HMMW-15488 18 May 1967 _ CLASSIFICATINS SECRET): 7, ORIGINATING 7 7 OFFICE - OFFIGER/ *y : [ RI. - WH/1 Cc. Bust SVvidela { Chrono. " COORDINATING i Oswald (soft 11e) seamen {. PPG ADEs Robs SR te IRA ERSTE LE Sie tired RTA RCE ‘Tenet ema andro gerne manaer* * Seocem eo ‘[isparar} See = O60 Ss z nat On ne Ee eo Sc cee Perrin or Sener Tre ore
13- 00000 a e "8 ‘ancl sagese- oO fi imo PISS? e{ to /1K ve Af of FEL 22 November 1963 eo with uF? on paw “a CootK Kesh Lom bosses andinke on Kos7akov: we hove photographic caverage during daylight hours on the 354eo USGR, Cwoun, Ceachoslovak aii Folish Embsaasic3. Thoiir consulates are located in the embngsies «ui therefore the coverage of the embassies weld includes covetagea of the conusulites. The phetographic coversge ci tae mentioned installations is of & continuous nature during daylight Asurs, however, wenther : condizgiensy sad other facto = aisuting aay photographic etforts ree quire (hat the coverage nat ou consider ed eq astctalor complete, Dur . efforts tnoscefare do net produ e nhetograpns useful for identification | . & of 2 veraons who enter or depart such installations. . : Mts: pasociates, bis movemecxts, his Mexican and other ee ar his cever voasition, 23 well 2s bis lavoelvernent in the {OST TAOV's involvemert in SRR is orr only reazon to believe that he le connected with the 13th Depastrnomt, KOSTIKOV an Siphete identification) aed arzrasy ox . gee benrtact in the U.5, withs KGB eclleayne af oor il ca Pee . . : . . . oO ” : ae [_ ~. ; — Document: Number Igae / 2 Lar 000N248 Zo “for POLAK: view yon. APR 1976 Lee REC | | EAs i esisanaraitsiiasicemme tbs * Bicelin ooree WE: coca CRD COPY” CLASSIFICATION REVIEW. : , 4 =| CONDUCTED on 4 MAY B7e : i _ t E_IMPDET Cl Pv_2 Bea) § “Tl Nw - ——— —~.--| Bo i-2sa ts AF gree wom ate 28 gutte wae o Car-pemeanens omen meso - aan “Boia SORE,
13-00000 Pet. : a & : ce tT atest Me EET egy eg ss, iad wie yt . Cone Poli ier i ott ae COMMENTS (Number each comment te shaw fram whom — FORWARDED ae fo whem. Draw @ line across column after each comment.) TO: (Gfficer designation, room number, and building) s, fom 810 ae" SECRET CONFIDENTIAL as ao UNCLASSIFIED G20U249_
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROHIGTTER Cuban Chronos Dewan; Lee Hovvey Oswald antennae SITEALS ota. NUMBER pererreD .| | PRIORITY | OPERATIONAL | initiacs | Z ROUTINE IMMEDIATE I DIR INFO, Sk \ CME wm em , f oF “< Z ar REF: DIR 18827 ne — 1. SOVIED 1 AND CONSULATE ARE NOT OPEN 10 PUBLIC, OFFICES ARE If Coit POUDD ACCESSIBLE [0 PUBLIC BY APPOINEMENT, SOVIET GUARDS ARE O3 OUTSIDE GATE AROUND CLOCK, NORMAL, WORK HOURS SEP 1963 WERE 0900 T0 1800 BUT RECHNTIY CHANGED 0900 TO 400 MONDAY SHROUCGH FRIDAY, SOV CONSULATE FREQUENTLY CHANGE, NOW OPE “3200 £0 1500 MONDAYS AND FEERAYS. £ SIXTEEN SOVIET FAMILIES LIVE IN COMPOUND, VATS RING RE A NG A ANE NE HI, RUSSIAN SPEAKERS CAN GET Iv ANTTDE, OTHERS USUALLY TURNED AWAY BY GUAED AFTER HOURS, SOVIEIS ARE HOT CONSEAEE NBCEIVES VISEIORS PRG 3000 00 aheO MS pAMOAE NCIC PROD EMBASSY WORKING HOURS ARE FROG! OpOOLTO: KIQUIHOURS GAME DAYS BOT MOST ENGASSY vismrins vsuatnr aroma Hees abo mous, THESE HOURS ALSO APPLIED DURING SEPT 63, | | a 3. CUBAN EMS PROCEDURES AND REGULATIONS FOR ISSUING PERMITS FOR TRAVEL TO x ENTRANCES, | £ND THROUGH CUBA: ‘VISAS NORMALLY VALID FOR THREE MONTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE, ‘PRIOR AUTHORIZATION FROM HABANA INVARIABLY REQUIRED BEFORE ISSUANCE ANY VISA, APPLICANT COMPLETES VISA APPLICATION FORM AT CONSULATE, PERMISSION OFTEN OBTAINED COORDINATING OFFICERS a Ps oe | 4 .SECRET | | AUTHENTICATING OFFICER ' CLASSIFICATION RELEASING OFFICER OUTGOING | _ : G2002 od “MEXE-9352 AMY -s AbackeD EARLIER IW THES” ec Bo0k. SEE _ Be OME NT ff bpemenss:.
13-00000 NETL RTD INITIALS NUMBER pererreD’ | | PRIORITY | 1 OPERATIONAL | usmiaca ROUTINE | IMMEDIATE ¢ 74% INFO, ~e- CITE bad NUMEZ : TH EXCHAGE OF CABLES BEIVEEH IGASSY AND KINREX HABATA, IW MANY CASES VISAS ‘ISSUED OH SEPARATE SHEET PAPER IN EFFORT CONCEAL PACT OF TRAVEL. h, HEXICAH GOVE PROCEDURES AUD REVULATIONS RE TRAVEL FEPRIME CITIZENS TO. AND THROUGH CUBA UNCHANGED SINCE HAMA 20687 DATED 3 MAY 3965. PEPEIME CUPEZENS - MCCHOADEN COORDINATING OFFICERS REETOCS | SECRET | WOCURTIS AENTICATING OFFICER _ CLASSIFICATION . . RELEASING OFFICER __ QUTGOING RUT
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROWMBITED 1. Tron aaty (201) File Request, dated 9 December 1960 {FOIA No. 1-13] TABLE OF CONTENTS 2. Three index catbk Lee Harvey OSWAKDCE tion. [FOIA No. 2- = s24) 3. DIR 74673, 10 " EHBIeeD... 6-3] 4. Memorandum for Chief, CI/RGA, dated 20 February 1964; Subject: Documents Available in OSWALD's 201 File. [FOIA No. 563-810] REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED sar SECRET
13-00000 = REPRODUCTION — — PROWBITED 7 EYES ONLY | 20 February 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/R&A on . SUBJECT: lL A machine’jisting” of documents officially recorded as being in OSWALD's 201. file was “requested and is attached. The actual machine work tof Us tee was begun in 1963, but a few items of previous Ze oo omparison 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 ey 2 State Department documents rd > 25 cables. OO , 3. Machine inquiries for the location of these documents have not been made. ~- . athe ” 2 Bh gig | -Llocument vom BOB-HIO i FOIA Review on JUN 1976 SECRET “EVES GHLY - cocured —O-07-193
13-00000 a ORIG: UNIT : EXT DATE : TO: “FROM: CONE: INFO 3 (xf TO C.- BUS TO .., pia ‘, Cl, i “wy “A CLASSIFIED MESSAGE WH/S/Mexico O INDEX S940 (J NO INDEX 10 Oct 1963 (FILE IN CS.FILE'NO. SEE BELOW . o3 Oy a XMECKES CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY - wH 8 an C1/OPS, C1/SI,-Fl, SR 1 RF, VR” . INFO DEPARTMENT OF. STATE PEDERAL BUREAU or INVESTIGATION Re ee ee ee, ee DEPARTMENT. OF ‘THE NAVY . SUBJECT: “LEE HENRY OSWALD REPRODUCTION “ ean . 4 » ROUTING 1 cs 2, Ci SI 3p | OOcr 63 23 Ip_| Rourine creppr 7 4 § 73 lL. ON] OCTORER 1963 A RELIABLE. AND SENSITIVE SOURCE IN MEXICO REPORTED THAT AN AMERICAN MALE, ‘WHO IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS} Send MEXICO CITY INQUIRING WHETHER. THE “EMBASSY HAD RECEIVED ar NEWS CONCERNING A TRLEGRAM ‘WHICH HAD BEEN SENT TO pASHINGTON . THE AMERICAN. mas DESCRIBED AS_ APPROXIMATELY LS V STATES EMBASSY IN MOSCOW TO RETURN TO THE. UNITED STATES WITH — LEE OSWALD, 9 CONTACTED. THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN Gi OCTOBER 1958 AND LATER MADE ARRANGEMENTS THROUGH, THE UNITED HIS RUSSIAN-BORN WIFE, MARINA NIKOLAEVNA * ‘PUSAKOVA, ae THEIR 23 “. ole {/~- Ly: x ys Pocument Numbwo® fare a pany. . uO Vive! OFFICERS: + FOIA Review on APR i976 £00 |  gspcrR BS: REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN: THE, TSUN OFFIGE IS PROHIBITED. end a PRORITED . | Exetuded from automatic CONTINUED "GROUP 1. 10 Olct 3 ; AUTHENTICAT ING dawngrading and dectassification PROHINTED iz ? M3IARH NOLLVOIISSV19 i Copy No cauuTes 0-024 Hy . . . . . ; "eps em eg meneereant oer net een ene er a he arte mente nee eR FT ea ‘ ‘ . ‘ * : toe "
13-00000 \ $i REPRODUCTION ‘PRORIBITE . , . ‘CLASSIFIED MESSAGE : 12-62 ° ORIG : 7 ROUTING pe" UNIT : . (INDEX SEC R Ez: ee DL es . EXT v 1] NO. INDEX — : rs DATE : . JC] FILE IN CS FILE NO: —— - TO : z ak ; FROM: DIRECTOR See Sanitised File CONFimber © a IN ron. sterile copy, of". this “doeunent _ PAGE 7 CITE DIR. SS ca me a 3. THE INFORMATION IN PARAGRAPH ONE 1s BEING DISSEMINETED. i a .t i c+ 3 wi i TO OU REPRESENTATIVES IN MEXICO CITY. _ ANY FURTHER INFOREATIG “S SY RECEIVED ON THIS: SUBJECT WILL BE FURNISHED YOU. THIS INFORUAT LON 3} IS BEING HADE AVAILABLE TO THE IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION ! 2 oa SERVICE. _ END OF MESSAGE treet INFO BASED ON MEXI 6453 (IN 36017) 201-289248 (fle f op ee e1/stG/eserter (in draft) pap Romer /ci/Rell (in draft) | KA Gath J. ROMAN R n dra - “LN. GALLABY ' CI/ELIALSON COORDINATING OFFICERS GROUP a “ C/PE/R - - MELEASING OFFICER: " , ee eenereding ands "AUTHENTICATING | . oe i Ss. Ez € R EF | Lsaniatn be Oe OF ENGER ; “ieee Juctio” r OTHER THAN THE ISSUING, OFFIC pee Den. Cony. Ne,  gacures pene ores
13-00000 REPRODUCTION a * OFns:, cArds Sound inthe Dove \. Sept ON Rae Wawro Gy cna ON siyg jr . ‘ Ke HANG du's ‘nay Neceine. 7 “OSWALD, LEE HENRY mian908\ \ ANZ-35617 i SEX M DOB 18 OCT 39 Coe, ij NEW ORLEANS, LA., USA oo if CIT ? i, REF RADAR OPERATOR, U.Se. “MARINE CORPS, AS_OF 60. L DEFECTED TO USSR. AN ger 59. \ | GLASSIFICATION REVIEW bonoucreo Of-g-APRA07E_ “pESIIMPDET Ch BYOL2 208" pre LEE H, . 199-300-011 {. | SEK M 00B 18 ocT 39 : __OBA 390-01 / (USA, NEW ORLEANS & OCT. 63 Occ 2 | a 4 USA, onew ORLEANS, 4709" MAGAZINE MBR_OF THE NEW ORLEANS CHAPTER OF THE FAIR ROC AY FOR CUBA COMMITTEE WITH READQUARTERS AT (Bi BROADWAY, NEW YORK I CITY. SEE DOC RE. ISTRIBUT ION oF CUBAN Preriakion arenes oo > 8 | Cyt ps e > : aver ; 1785 744 # = O°) 68 RS E) § 7 weete ee _—— oe = OSWALD, LEE HARVEY | ei | |SEX M DOB 18 OCT 39 Ber 181,23 oh oj” NEW OR ORLEANS , LOUISIANA 8s a) MAY i) “|. Ci che | So 4 MOSCOW, USSR ; - | €X=\U.S. MARINE, WHO UPON: His DESCHARGE FROM ; | MARINE CORPS. , SEPT.59°TRAVELED TO USSR TO oo RENOUNCE HIS U.S« CH AZENSHIP.. . | REPRODUCTI ‘PRORIBITED =a Zz
13-00Q00. . REPRODUCTION a -— PROMIBITED SECTION | | | SENSITIVE : NOM*SENSITIVE® 0. 07+ 7 SwiA Ze He wie Piette SOURCE DOCUMENT , / Pe ee SECRET an 5 ; on Os (hen Filled fa). 3 | a FIE, ‘PERSONALITY (201) FILE cequest ‘oo ns Pye er T0 BEADQUARTERS, RI bo 7 a pore FROM ror Ce _ ACTION f S¢ G-- Aus EGER iz } Og: : 22h peo AMENO | close j % INSTRUCTIONS: Form muet be typed or printed. in ‘Alock teeters. ; SECTION [2 Alf known aliases and variants. ‘¢including maiden name, if applicable) must be liated. If the iden- tifying deta varies with the alias used. a ‘separate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for items you are unable to complete. . . SECTION tl: Cryptonym or pacadginym will be entered in Headquarters. SECTION Lis To be completed in all cases. f “7 OTHER IDENTIFICATION a- P OCcYPOS. CODE =] | Cite be heal OCCUPATION/ POS! TION y CRYPTONYM PSEUDONYM oo {] _ SECTION ffl 9 2ND COUNTRY LNTEREST 12. 9 38D COUNTRY INTEREST. £2a. itty vn 1Qe COMMENTS: ef! 2 7 : Document Numbe .< i “for FOIA Review en APR 1875 ama IR | STGNATURE oe ee Rta ema tie fom 83la oe ae SECRET 2. :RECORD SOPY — (38) p- 206 tt ure8 “a my
13-00000 Oo ———_-REPREDUCTION 122 XAAZ~ 2259S QQ Mar 4+ MORANDIUM FOR: Mee Je Lee Rankin SUBJECT: -- a * {Information in CIA's Possession Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Prior to November 22, 1963 as Trausniteol -t. bberren Coe mmies leu, rr ae “1, This refers to your letter of February 12, 1964 addressed to the Director of Central Intelligence which hag been passed to me for reply, 2. Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency to supply the Commission with a report on information in the Agency's possession regarding Lee Harvey CSWALD prior to November 22, 1963, The request was predicated upon the footnote on page two of CIA's report to the Gommission dated 31 January 1964, entitled: ‘Information Developed by CIA on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD ia Mexico City, 28 Sep- tember « 3 Cctober 1963", - There is attached aa exact reproduct tion of the Agency!s official dossier on Lee iarvey OSWALD beginning with the opening sheet dated 9 December 1963. The entire . dossier carries the security classification of Secret aml ‘consists of thirty decuments arranged in chronological order, ‘On the basis of clearances from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of State, the Department of Navy, and the bnmigration and Naturalization Service, who _ 7 were queried by us after the receipt of your letter, we are able to make available exact copies of all materials in the file up to early Cctcber 1963. These include: | | , | “Document? Number 590-355. _ oe | a | | | : ar oprrtes Bn roves: ~ wep? vege = for FOIA Revi on Jun Wee centen | GOL7E9 ‘HePaoDUETiON pega <BEAN ARATE RODEN EDS ih, teat Cth DEAE SERRE Ao
13-00000 4 Attachment. REPRODUCTION / : PROUIBIT a, Seven documents received from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, | Be Ten documents received irom the Department of State, Ce “Two documents received from the Department of Nevye,: * - -s "One document (a name check request) irom the a “Ienroigration and Naturalization Service, e, Four newspaper clippings, £, Five internal CIA notes, ge CIA report dated 3] January 1964 to the Commission which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA. in the matter of Lee Harvey CSWALD from 9 October to 22 November 1963, The report indicated the disseminations of information developed by CIA that were made to other Federal agencies during that period, This itern, as was pointed out at the time, is particularly sensitive and bears apsropriate sensitivity indicators. 4, You will note that almaat all of the documents carry markings required for C1A's internal records processing, A few of the papers contained the names of our‘ employees or identilications of specific organizational cormponents, “2 have taken the liberty of blocking out these items as they do not bear _ onthe substance of the Commission’, . Fequest, Richard Helme Deputy Director for Plans Original & 20 Addressee 1 « C/CI/SIG : lw DDP Subject t= C/CI/R&A 1. DDP Chrono, pgp 1 C/WH/3 Le C/CI - Lo 201289248 CI:eRGR occa:de/7468/4 March 1964 (Inventory of documents contained in file attached for all but sdtressee) oe 20 ~AST2SS 6500780 ome
13-Q0000 Inventory of Documents Contained in OSWALD Dossier Forwarded » J. - M2, yw, - 5, aa 6, - “ IOs ~ fil, « 14. af AS. “ Ae a 13. . ATT. | ns to the Commission rol > State Telegram Noy 1304, October 31, 1959 (Confidential) v~ a om cemncean TNS oH check request) ‘and NR reply dated 4 November 1959 (C onfidentia)) Foreign Sezvice Despatch 234, November Be 1959 (Confidential) / State ‘Telegram 1358, November 9, 1959 (c onfidential) * ‘state Telegram 1448, November Ds. 1959 (Confidential) oO Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, November 16, 1959 Newspaper Clipping from Evening Star, November 26, 1959 DBF 49478, 25 May 1960 (Confidential) - Internal CIA Biographic Profile dated circa” May 1960 (Confidential) ‘Letter from the Department of State (Cumming) to DDP (Bissell) dated October 25, 1960 (DD/P 0-5679 Secret) DDP Resnoase to Si ‘Secret) d 21 November 1960 DIP o 0-6003 - - Ae en ee te Internal GIA Request for Opening of 201 ‘fe, g December 1960 (Secret) ee eee . State Memorandum of Conversation dated January 26, 1962 (OUO) - State Instruction A-273, April 13, $961 (OUO) / Foreign Service Despatch 806,:May:26, 1961 (OUO) Foreign Service Despatch 294 guy 11, 1961 (ovo) / - DFB 32181, July 13, 196 { (Confidential) - - MAnzeaasae Qol~ 2ST2+s REPRODUCTION PROWIBIT i i \ [ t } + cee eeesnesesienenaenna: =e geile nanan Ete A Sr ‘ 7 ‘ @ : ‘ ’
13-00000 ¥/19, b 20, v al. S22. bp A236 | - / 24, Newspaper Clipping from Washington Post, June 9, 1962, - 26, » £276  -28, w M29 » Ao. REPRODUCT S PROGBITED ¢. May. Internal GIA Memo for ts Record, 28 September 1961 (Secret) Foreign Service. Despatch 317, Cetober 12, 1961 (OUD) 1&NS Name Check Request, December 5, 1961 Navy Mesaage 20197/RB/3, 3 March 1962 (Confidential) Ren DNA, 7624, 26 April 1962 DBA 20883, September 7, 1962 (Confidential) DBA 51407, 10 September 1963 DBA 52355, 24 September 1963 DBA 55715 (number unclear), November 7, 1963 DBA 55777, November 8, 1963 CIA Summary Report on Activities of OSWALD. in Mexico City, dated 31 January 1964 Ss Ct POV 2ZITLEF
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13-00000. , CLASSIFIC ATION Qize., By authoriy a | iy CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY nt ; WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 ee 6 - MAR 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mrq oT, Lee Rankin . SUBJECT: “Information 3 in CIA's Possession es - Regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD Pas ‘Prior to November 22, 1963 . eo This:zefers to your letter of February 12, 1964 addresses to the Director of Central Intelligence which has been Passed to me for reply, — wh Paragraph three of your letter requested the Agency | > £Q “supply the Commission with a report on information in the “fgency'!s possession regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to November 22, 1963, The request was predicated upon the footnote on page two of CIA's report to the Commission dated 31 January 1964, entitled: "Information Developed by CIA on © pit. the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City, 28 Sep tember « 3 October 1963", . 3, There is attached an exact reproduction of the _ Ff Agency's official dossier on Lee Harvey OSWALD beginning with the opening sheet dated 9 December 1960. The entire dossier carries the security classification of Secret and consists of thirty documents arranged in chronological order, On the basis of clearances from the FederalkBureau of Investigation, the Department of State, the ‘Department of Navy, and the Immigration and Naturalization Service, who were queried by us after the receipt. of your letter, we are ' able to make available exact copies: ‘of all materials in the file up to early October 1963, THese: include: ~ 7" han = :
13-Q0000 : | CD bYIL bures of Investigation. received from the PRAM ED = mo be Ten documents received from the Department eee an of State. c. Two documents received from the Department of Navys V4’ d. One document (a name check request) from the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Leo e. Four newspaper..clippings, ‘te £, Five internal CIA notes, Be CIA report dated 31 January 1964 to the Gommission — which covers all substantive developments affecting CIA ane in the rhatter of Lee Harvey OSWALD from 9 October to 22 Noveinber 1963, The report indicated the disseminations ke of information developed by CIA that were made to other Federal agencies during that period, This item, as was — pointed out at the time, is particularly sensitive and bears o ‘appr opriate sensitivity indicators, 33 4, You will note that almost all of the documents carry a markings required for CIA's internal records processing, A at few of the papers contained the names of our employees or i identifications of specific organizational components, We have ide wre 2 é : taken the liberty of blocking out these items as they do not bear on the substance of the Commission's request, . Richard Helms . Deputy Director for Plans is ae Ki body tes Attachment => me a CANCEEED “ CLASSIFICATION | } 12 pefr By authorily of: CK AS Name and ti!e af goer mic.ing the chawget
13-00000 Ze) [Ani a) SE S =) Ss a = S ES eon “ - .4 irmenea| yf a } , aa ge or - y - amen IGLOS TEER) «= Departiazenz of State WS 35 i i Action Control: 20261 PPT Rec'd: OCTOBER 31, 1959 FROM: MOSCOW 1259 AM. info L TO: Secretary of State | u No: 1304, OCTOBER 31, 1 P.M. IMR , EDR | P FOR PO Ce SUWKE CLES bse EVEN OSWALD, UNMARRIED AGE 20 PP 1733242 ISSUED “SIA “SEPT 10, 1959 APPEARED. AT EMB TODAY TO RENOUNCE AMERICAN ae CITIZENSHIP, STATED APPLIED IN MOSCOW FOR SOVIET CITIZENSHIP oY FOLLOWING ENTRY USSR. FROM HELSINK! OCT 15. MOTHER'S DCL = ADDRESS AND HIS LAST ADDRESS US 4936 COLLINWOOD ST., cea FORT WORTH TEXAS. SAYS ACTION CONTEMPLATED LAST TWO 0s) YEARS. MAIN-REASON "I AM MARXIST". ATTITUDE ARROGANT wayy AGGRESS!Vi..RECENTLY DISCHARGED MARINE CORPS. SAYS HAS OF FERED SOUR TS_WANSU. INFORMATION HE HAS ACQUIRED AS... Simttncetns an Sy mate nee ENLISTED. RADAR OPERATOR. IN VIEW PEYRULLI CASE WE PROPOSE DELAY EXECUTING RENUNCIATION UNTIL SOVIET ACTION KNOWN OR DEPT ADVISES. DESPATCH , FOLLGWS. PRESS INFORMED. FREERS JR UNLESS “UNCLASSIFIED” CONRHNMAL OC REPRODUCTION FROM THIS RA Meta COPY IS PROHIBITED. _@ | 9 957 " pESoONE —
13-00000 _ f | | ht | ' i | | | | ed ., como ee ge eetee need aaligee: memoamenneEnretnerwin . a . . . . a ne FoF en ae nen eimptemME ge aw oy Be Dates mene eee tee tof, REPRODUCTION Petia . . a <3 4 nee we : .; (/ : . , . ued ua Agt BS Ebemmtelbeeion & nates . -~ ear e-waste “8 4 bb : ‘ ; ; e, a: Sa DEPARTMENT OF STATE pore ' yn THE DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE ANO RESEARCH enn ee bat a 4, WASHINGTON vet as ‘ ; . - . 7 i . . *, 7 7” SECRET oo OCT 25 1960. ou Dear Dick: - Co | _— oe - Our efforts to answer recent informal inquiries, including some... . : , £rom the White House Staff, have revealed that, though CIA and the cee, . FEC have detailed records concerning Americans who have bean recruited : -". a8 intelligence agents by Bloc countries, there does not appear to be Lo .' a complete listing of those Americans now living in Bloc countries DE -'. who might be called "defectors". Using the definitions of DCID L/2, ae ‘ + these persons might be described as those who have either been . a :. gapable of providing useful intelligence to the Bloc or those whose a “ for commnist propaganda purposes. ae ‘).. need be paid to Americans whose resettlement within the Bloc had no moo pes Bagh Sy Cumming, Jresf 7 lt vp we US citizens of East European or Chinese origin who returned to the. desire to resettle in Bloc countries has been significantly exploited -/ ./).. This would mean that no attention... |: ' counter-intelligence implications or had attracted no particular tony aa Joe attention; for instance, this definition would not cover individual : «» "homeland" because they had never been completely assimilated into “ the American society. me ge rans There is attached a list of such. persons, eovering the last 18 .. '. months, and 1t would be appreciated if the Agency could verify and a ' possibly expand this list for the use of interested Bureaus of, ‘the . , re 7 Departments . a eg : ‘Sincerely yours, — SO Pye - te as 2 8 ¢ : ‘F . oa : i ~ ty nan . a "s i ‘ Attachment: re ao ee monk ‘Iist of American "Defectors" res, ae was ' from May 1959 ~ October 19606 - a oe its pos fa 7 tf) os. Deputy Director, Plans, oe mM Mee Richard M. Bissell, Jr. | | . a oe oot oe . - ara on Sentral intelligence Agency. oO tte, a a : a
13-00000 - a REPRODUCTION a . CONFIDENTIAL be py LIST OF AMERICAN "DEFECTORS" sw oe | i, . tes a . . ” :.. Le). Morris and Mollie BLOCK, living in the USSR, and possibly,” ee _. 1+ «+ Communist China, since the fall of 1959 Mo | ‘ws 20) David DuBOIS (aka WPEBOY), living in Peiping since May . «| 1960, but may have returned to the U.S. . 3.) Sgt. Joseph DUTKANICZ, U.S. Army, defected to East German . . ‘Forces about the spring of 1960. ; setae | FG he) Sgt. Ernie F. FLETCHER, U.S. Army, defected to East German _— | - . 4 5°%" Forces in dune 1959 and stated that he wished to remainin ~.. Pye! East.Germany at a confrontation held on August 5, 1959 oa ao, hot (CINCUSAREDR telegram SX 5307 of 0617442 August). a Stoo .. Se) Sgt. (fnu) JONES, U.S. Air Force, defected in mid May 1960 . . } to East German Forces (Air Intelligence Information Report « i ~number 1430223 of August 9, 1960.) eos | fs» Be) Wiliam MARTIN, NSA employee. , i. a 2 Te) Bernon MITGIELL, NSA employee. mo, 8.) Lee Harvey OSWALD, tourist. ' * yee _ Qe)  Idbero RICCLARDELLI, tourist. . i Pe 10.) Pvt. Viadimir SLOBODA, U.S. Army, defected to East German. wr. che Forces in the spring of 1960. eo: | aan ‘l.) Robert Edward WEBSTER, tourist, (see New York Times article on My of October 20, 1959). . 7 vO 12.) +Bruce Frederick DAVIS, U.S. Army, defected. to East German. - Forces, August 19, 1960 (abasey Moscow: telegram 1032 of: October 22, 1960) a as CONFIDENTIAL — - ea ite natiattnn 8 alg a i a Ltn Ng esti. F ; RerRCUC TO TED : - : ; | 6000622
REPRODUCTION PROGMBT - eceRep [Wales We cs SE: crit: nr es sot s _ ™ after a check with Sevict Consular personnel, assured OSWALD the telegram had been sent to Washington but Bx aS A + Ad . no answer had been re ceived, The information Was forwarded by. cable ta CIA Headquarters the same day it was received, Zo A file check tn Washington which is routine in these ae ash matters: Povealed the possibility of an identity between the Lec feces OSWALD’ ‘who had spoken with OBYEDKOV, and presumably . with KOSTIXOYV, and the defector returnoe, Lee Harvey OSWALD,* . 3, On10 October 1963 CIA Headquarters disseminated by - bos . . ae, cable the report in substantially the form and in the detail — indicated above, in paragraph 1, to the Federal agencies whose juvisdictional interests had been established by a review of  OSWALD!s file: the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Depart- ok i * The CIA file on Lee Harvey OSWALD was opened on 9 Decomber bee 1960 to accommodate biographic information developed by CIA in toa response to an inquiry from the Department of State ona list of foe! American defectars in Soviet Bloc countries, OSWALD!'s was he among the names inthe list, Tke Department of State inquiry - he, 2 was dated 25 October 1980, An interim reply was given by CLA . ee on 3 November 1960; a final repi, Tne OR. al November 1950, Uscil oie, eexly October 1963 the contents«sf ths OSWALD file held by CIA - ee ‘Gonsicted entircly of press matesigis and disseminations ’. —_ - received from the Department of State, the Federal Burean of hecioe Tavestigation, and the Navy Department, * uo Coes one . WA! Sa Ce Benet! i , ee a ee sastive sources AND | eet | Ab ODS INVOLVED. —
13-00000 REPRODUCTION PROG one 7 eras te iitt ae ile SensilIVE SOURET | AND . METHODS tly’ ANY C 7) vacnt of State, the Navy Departmonat, and the Immigration ‘and Naturalization Service, A comment was included in the report noting the likelihood that the subject, Lee OSWALD, was ’ probably identical with the former Marine who had defected to the Soviet Union in 1959... (Phe report disseminated by CIA in Washingtoa.on 10. ,O&étober also included a physical description . od an an individtial who was belicved to have been the OSWALD who “a eg. ned eBctacted t the Soviets in Mexico City, It was subsequently established by investigation that the description did not pertain to OSWALD, ) 4 Onthe same day, 10 Cctcbor 1963, CIA Headquarters sent a lengthy cable summary to the Mexico City Station of the background inforrnation held in the Headquarters! file on | SWALD, An instruction was included for the Mexico. City” Station to pass the substance of its 9 Cctober xeport. to ‘the local representatives of the same Federal departments and agencies that had been given the information in Washington, This ~ instruction was immediately carried’ Otte ta this manner the information on OSWALD ‘a contact wit the Soviets on 1 Cctaber | was passed in Mexico City to the Embassy, the FBI representative the Naval Attache, and to the office of the Immigration and . _ Naturalization Service, There were no requests from recizsnia of © the report for further information or for follow-up investigation, ary : ° WARISHS | riwrere 2 af SENSITIVE SCURCZS AND METHODS INVOLVED
13-00000 ‘REPRODUCTION . — PROLIBIT . a aa rte s* ° ‘te § denen 5 After the assassination of President Kennedy and the arrest of Lec Harvey OS WALD, an, Eitensive review of all available sources wa 5 undertaken in Mexico City to deterraine the purpose of OSWA D's vicit it was. learned that CSWALD had also vieited the Cubsn Consulate la Mexico City and had talked be sze.with a . clex, a Mexican national, named Slvia DURAN., “After the assassination and the publicity about Leo @giv ALD, Slivia DURAN had told a nuraber of relatlves and frleade’ that she had talked to OSWALD about a Cuban visa. Silvia OURAN and her husband, Horazio DURAN Navarro, wera me sie Gotained and questioned by the Mexican police frora 23 to 25 November 1963. & After giving some of the details. of her own personal background ~ sae is an adraitted Leliist sympathizer and had “oan forraerly worked for the Mexican~Cuban Institute of Cultural - ce ge Relations ~ Silvia DURAN said that when she fixat heard, ge the, oo rs “8 oe death of President t Kennedy she had been deprossed. and ought os ca the assassin must have been a maniac. Whew he ledmed that Pes he was associated with the "Falr Play. ior Cuba Commlttes" ree . 7 oy ‘7 she did not believe it. cae - 7. She talked about the @asesto her husband and when che io heard the name of Lee CSWALD mentioned, she recognized it 2s oo | aia ep SGPT wa ure fe mms WARNING, NOTICs. wo — . ~ SENSITIVE sort " TFS AND t Deaths METIRET AVES POO oo ao me teratecn =| EE
‘ Sem et . rT 8 cam H the man who had corne to the Consulate about two months before to get a visa to transit Cuba on ib Wey to the USSR. She ae yealized that he had saidete was ‘married to a Russian and that. nonkeinw e ee he had belonged t ta! ‘the: “Paix Play for Cuba" group. Sho checked her tile got ia the Consular archives and from the descigtive satay she was sure it was the same man, He was short, blond, eae poorly dressed and his face got red when he talked. He was denied a Cuban transit visa because he did not yet have a Sovict visa, and he was told to get tho Soviet visa first, but it was noted that this would take about four months. She had asked the Cuban Gonsul himself, Euseblo AZCGUE, to talk to OSWALD and they had an argument when AZCUE ur ged OSWALD to leave Mexico instead of watting there. The Consul had phoned the Soviet Con- sulate and talked to the person handling OSWALD's case, who oR Bremner had said it would take about four ronths to hear from Moscow oS 7 _ ~ 7 about the Soviet visa. The s same ar aitexnoon, | OSWALD. had come | ; r back again and she had told him the same thing. ‘She’ 2 gave | bo OSWALD: a + Slip of paper with her TATA and. | telephone number on . be it in case he ever got his Soviek visa, a did not call back, she sald. &.: Silvia DURAN's hus ic ? Horaclo DURAN Navarro, gave. essentially the same stoxy, as he had previously heard it from ‘his wife aiter the assaseination. He had never ‘had any personal — “contact with OSWALD, vie! Sean's mND Pen yee SGU was Bt — ~ ETH iODs- INVOLYEO—— ots io = Paar devant . « $2801) “tae é Pres ee, _REPRNOUE TON PROBA [| / “A et Demon antes tam cee | Paracel i | i ' 4 | ; sant q | t i ‘ j ’ 5 i i ' i | I I | i |
to her story about OSWALD, oa HERNANDEZ about his report, HERNANDEZ confirmed that '“AZCUE, DORTICOS made a persictent but unsuccessful effort _ had questioned Mrs. DURAWN about money, or thought that the REPRODUCTION - ave § “ whe OM, i ed oe a Le. . a WARNES RoR CE 7 oe . 9. Silvia DURAN was reinterr ogated by tho Mexican police from 27 to 29 Noverader but she did net change or add materially 285 a rans ie . 10, It is known that the. Svban Ambassador in Mexico, we Joaquin HERNANDEZ: Z Armas report ted on the detainment and inter xogation of Silvia DURA N by the Mewican authoritics, The Cubap Government sent the Mexican Government a stiff note of oe which the Mexicans rejected, bar ll, .We are reliably informed that on 26 Qovsen ee the day after DURAN!s release, Cuban President DORTICCS queried - thers had been an altercation between CSWALD and Consul . . . . . . « : fs. Se to determine from HERNANDEZ whethor the Mexican authorities eee Cubans had paid OSWALD mossy. ae 12, ‘The CIA follow-up inveotigation produced the following a confirmed resulta which have ; a bearing. on Mz Be DURAN! account: 7 iad ae 27 September, taid-afteraoon Silvia DURAN . informed the Soviet Emba ss} “that a male American citizen had requested a viaa ta transit ‘Cuba on his way to the Sey Wi oh. ee ee Vota ER BOY or"
13-00000 a REPRODUCTION PROWMBHTED ° 4 -* ® om, ! » . A e . oor sommes TR eee ro ew ragpas soma om re fe aa Me WAM on tee fe « cera gs wh ad : me 6 tue “8 : SITET ge Rog SEN 5 Mar D3 rn matters, There is firm evidence me conclusion that KOSTIZOV is 2 Soviet State Security (KGB) cificer, and the other four Consular officers are also known or stronzly euspected to be Sovict Stats Sccurity personnel serving under: official cover, The State Security Service is the major of he Soviet et intelligence services and it is 4 charged with eapicdage, counter intelligence and related mattera insiie the Soviet. Union ani overceas, aide “E must be clearly stated that Soviet intelligence and security officers placed abroad under official cover normally are required to perform the routine and legitimate business ot bebate demanded by the cover job in an embassy or consulato, . 16, KOSTIKOV was first spotted as 2 KGB man because of his travels around Mexico, his habitual association with known Fo: KGB officers, and because consuls, in Sovist practice, are breton usually KGB men, _ | mo 7 a 17, KOSTIKOV is be! licved to work for Depar tment Thirteen 5 ey of the First Chief Directorate of the RGB, It is the Department | a! ' gesponsible for executive action, including sabotage and. assassin 3 — ne nation, These functions of the KGB are known within the Service ey itself as “Wet Affaire" (mokryye dela éela)." The Thirteenth Department IS information, conducts headquarters, according to vory.z . . . . . ° . : . - : . ee : - interviews or, 23 appropriate, file reviews on every foreign beet we eee ee nee ee mage mee Br et ee er tt ed
PROMIBITED “he - ® , — . a“ ° - 4 - ° e co hs ee saa Soy mee OND ETHOS iL. wees military defector to the UOIR te study ond to deterraine the possibility of utilising the defector in his country of origin, Pata Fe w “18 An intensive review of the files ofour Mexico City Station was undertaken immed latelyrafter tae assacoination to com> out any previousl Pan: dporied inforraation about OSTIMOV'!s activity, No usefth new. information bearing on the assassination resulted fygry fi tia effort be 19, A close observation was maintained on the Sovict . ae personnel, 5 SCOSTIKOV in paz articular, for days after 22 Novernbex, Nothing unusual or out-of-pattern waa noted in the activity or movements of the Soviet personnel, ; s 20, It is of parenthetic interest,- however, that the Soviet Ambassador, when he made his cail of sympathy onthe American Eco. 27 0 Se Snape therettttoanmmee oft , . a eel a ; . : ; a6 EB Aubassador » 23 November, was accompanied by two ranking : : Re % intelligence officers who are in the Soviet installation under a thet diplomatic cover, One is known to be from the State Security ta Service and the other is an identif ied Soviet Gernal Staff ee . wea ‘ Intelligence (GRU) officer, — Se | T, Monetary Payment to CSWALD = oF < Investigation of Allera ation 21, Cn 26 November 1963 ‘Ryouns Nicaraguan named Giberte ALVARADO Userte walked | into the 2 U.S. Embassy | in. WARNINGS oa | saisive SC PROMI D 7 | | - a a 600u939 - REPROOUCT
CF , an Se wae sad Pee ireerees Maen 2th of mathe Pe Abate wed es 2 ante etm Bee | ome eee roadel Me::ico City and claimed ho had beca inthe Cuban Emil fexico City on 18 September 19$3 when a man he Inter recognized as ot. haa to be Lee OSWALD Lad been piven $6, 500 in cash to kill someone, ALVAL RADO was | cnowa to CLA as a former informant of a Central | American security service and to have been used to penetrate eo “A —~ *, communist guerrilla gr oups. He ¢ said ‘that: the was in Mexico E ce City still working for his sexvice, trying to get himnscl accepted by the Cubans as a comrunist 6o they would take him to Cuba for guerrilla training. ALVARADO clearly was a trained intelligence agente: ie’ was able t to describe people and locations woelk, Ea ate Ae? at ae had apper zently visited the Cuban E Embassy and its Consular offices ‘ on 2 number of occasions and he correctly identified aome twenty Cuban Embassy and Consular employees,  —Ss—«s. elad 22, While intensive investigation in‘the United States ~ mo ee showed that OSWALD could not possibly have been in Mexico . eek City on 18 September (he was known to have been i in New oe teana be 2 _ on both 17 and 19 September), inteasive intez rr ogation failed to . - ~ shake ALVARADO!s story. However, the. Central An merican - oe service for which he claimed to be aetings denied that he was ee stillworking for them... pom orm . PENT TIVE: ee GES, A‘ or sHARORS WYO poke KETEODS BATE,
13-00Q00. . 23, On28 November 1953, the Mexican police ¢ “Pie Pa ALVARADO over for further intorrovetion, At first LLVARADO. tad persisted in his story, but on 30 November he finally admitied in a signed ‘statement that he had fabricated the whole incident of secing OSWALD in the Cuban Coasuiate being paid to kill Sormncones, 2i, Once releasedp ii eyes, ALVARADO promptly retracted his conféssion, ‘claiming that it had been extorted under threat of extreme duress, a . - a esl «.. 25, Under ordinary circumstances CiA would have dise 4 see" eeacded this retraction, But because of the importance of . ssolving the pr oblem CLA; personnel continued the interr ogation anaes Baan 6 in close coordination with the FBI ALVARADO voluntarily agrced to a-lie detector examination, A CIA polygraph exper t, assisted by an FBI special agent, req sestioned ALVARADO and secured admissions that he must have been mistaken, The cm - polygraph expert conciuded from: the results of his tests that ALVARADO had fabricated his story about OSWALD ja COLO. 26, It should be noted that when he firat-told his story on 26 N November, ALVARADO could have known fy om the oe . Mexican press that oswAd Lt by Had v visited the Cuban Consulate» BN 12130: WARTS i. bok , whee dL a METS pees JUUe . bU0US41 . - we ° wh Corn “ty a. — vs we MY aoe . Y om o aD one = Ngee ~ ek ‘eo a CT aoe) “fe feet . See, -, ” a i . . . - . . . rom epee oe ca ee oe ME ce eee cee ~ “R... od B . . ee —
13,00000 2 re . te as cate eae nec Y A ; in Mexico City, Also, he could hava heard the on thore that CSWALD had 55, 000 with him whon he returned from ae 3 Mexico to the United States, ALVARADO has since been deported by the Mexican authorities to his native Nicaragua. us . . & . 7 Attachment - ohotograph . . eet eeemee ee sae oe ° e 2h tine eho Bey tonne Hg comellee! eminent AI ee A ath A hd, ‘ e ! a 7 ot couuege a 2 ~ PROSITE T ’ eee Papi EE ene ee cae a ae Sure ener
13-08000 . ur cards regarding Lee Harvey OSWALD e, i OSWALD (Watch List) REPRODUCTION PROGBITED REPRODUCTION = PROWISTTED see
13-00000 . +4 ‘OSWALD, Lee Harvey WATCH 7/5 i/ Egerter REPRODUCTION PROWIGITED é . q * -y ; ‘ : i : i b o i 9 3 4 7) de . oN, - geen 0 mwnetsg © 2 Minsk, USSR 7, Angust, 1961 fab i . - Hous ie DOB: 18 October 1939 i POB: New Orleans, Louisiana ~ “ae ‘ h Defected to Russia 1959 - 17 August 1960 received undesirable dischargé ; from U. S. Marine: Morps. Reserve ; Reportedly exprésses desire for return to the US under { certain conattionsy ° . ; 1 ~ 7 _ OSWALD, Marina 26. Nov 63 | Box 2915 CI/Project/RE | : > | Dallas, Texas (2-657 " 1, Wife of late Lee Harvey OSWALD. U 2 estatu/-63F22U0 | a i | oe rorter (Verena £0! a ~ , \ ned mn ", * SE coRET ‘REPRODUCTION PROMBITED (100947 D-0276¢0 ‘PAGE a COPY NO. ®
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13-00000. i. con REPRODUCTION 1. Blind Memorandum, dated 27 November 1963; Subject: Lee Harvey OSWALD. 2. T b 3. REPRODUCTION ‘PROHIBITED
REPRODUCTION PROMIRITED er, SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD At O915 hours on 27 November, Mr. on ; FBI Liaison Officer, called to furnish in part such infermati on nei ‘has peen abie to acquire concern- ing the requests contains Nee teletype DIR &4951 on 25 November. cA ‘ A As) With reference to_Ajy ey ch relate to the extent of : MS ay S AON x ired from OSWALD prior to his death, ~ oT ik Novenber 1963 | | | I | information which Mx. Papich advised that mresu is informed by the police (see notes) ith reference to paragrapn E, which deals with the question of when the Subdect Left New Orleans and the identifying background information concern- the wife and child from New Orleans to Texas, he stated that the Bureau is working on that matter and he mey have some information today. Mr. Papich was advised that the Bureau is working on a matter of any information concerning the wife's dealings,wita the Soviet Embassy in a AN Washington about visas to return ae asthe Ss Semvet Union. He also stated that the wife is being << 9 oc were put in para PF or the | ted eC Wwe at w) mentioned teletyek ms io exgavtse AUN ‘wa receive subsequently a teletype response \ bh NOs me know at this stage what he had. - Mr. Papich emphasize that there are all Kinds of reports ccming in from all kinds of sources - "everybody except the North Pole." He felt that all of us have to Keep our feet on the ground. He mentioned that a report is being prepared by the Bureau and it was hoped that it. could be getten out today and delivered. to hr. Katzenbach after which there would . be a decision made as to whether it would be publicized and this decision [ aid. be made by the President. oo Birch D. O'Heal c/cr/sIc — ‘pia a oo ne i - - REPRODUCTION SRT ye dopo PROGSITED — Oo D-42%61
13-00000 ET — PROMIBITED | ~ C7 ‘Teleghone Coaversation oetween Mrs O'Neal aod Mr. Papich at c 0915 Ly 2 November jer 1963 Mr- Papich; On questions A, B, C, D- he was not ‘questioned on any of those. eer eerie etter asses We have been told the police, dla DS sad we finally got access to hin and with the time ae ie pte thea’: we , ghestioned why the assassination and such, so We weren't given authority to move in until: L Raady so these questions were not covered. yy With regard to Ee - Mrs}, Paine, etc., we are working on that. _F - we have some information for you on that indicating communication —~ between him and the Embassy up there. | | “The wife is being interrogated. I don't kmow if that took place yesterds or is still going on. You are getting a teletype answer on that. I am | Just giving you a preview. re * Rede ota! ae With regard to that, Nicaraguan's, allegations thet the man was in the Cuben Embassy on 18 September, I undérstand we do have information that he applied for a tourist card about the 15th of September. here is a record showing entry into Mexico on September 26. On about the 15th he applied in New Orleans for a tourist ran We do know he was in - rae r may even have some later aggro yas came in during the night - As you know, he was in seas! = Sete when the family left. . . wh } w\ AN, s) Mr, O'Neal; He left there tile agne Hay.< Fn Sb we . A SX P 3 He wag seen ondthe 25@) Ae landlady said he skipoed during the night. 3 ‘He was last seen by the Ri Now we have immigration records showing him entering Mexico on the 26th which very strongly suggests that be was not in Mexico on the 1éth. What we are trying to find out is where he was every single day - the 25th, 2kth, and all the way back. I ‘think the Nicaraguan story is fabricated myself. - wa of * cory NOe, — te REPRODUCTION gape PROBED ne et ane mere center wc ne i mm ee es em mem nemo mm ee
fo 00000 | "REPRODUCTION PROHIBIT Pase 2 of telephone conversation Papich-O'Neal 27 Nov 63 O'lf: c= « O'N: ‘gd O'y: | It looks like it but I guess it has to be run cut comupletely. I understand he is not a very credible source and was dumped by the Nicaraguans. Well, that will be run ae anyway out it doesn't look gocd. OS Bear in mind that on the EG seve \Shat broke and he skipped out. WN ww Cf course he may have Mout, xe ‘don't know. , i aN JS AN . : You don't have <a ion Re that he had money? - | ; On the contrarj\h von al is will ell shape up quite accurately ww) in the next couple oR I've got a note on one here - there have been a number of them going over there during the night, Sam. I will give you some numbers i? you vant - No, I'll let then take their course. They ere in the midst right now in preparing a complete up-to-date report. They are documenting everything that took place from the beginning on through and they are probably going to try to finish that today. I understand once it is Pinished KOTRZENBACE takes it. Kutzenbach will take it and confer with committed agencies and a determination will be made as to whether it will be made public or not. L guess the President will decide that. 53 : 2 eT = en settee Aare Ww bes P: - O'N: Ey ee We are doing a report and we wid ee ve a memorandum on that semetine today. You will be over’ here: 2 tide soya? oS ; OS AN Very definitely. eae 3 We will give it to You oy wi. mention it to you now. There is a Dr. Jose Giullermo Agut re of Mexico who has told a story to a USTA officer on 26 November that a Marie ‘Rodrigues de Lopex, widow of Lopez, had a son-in-law of: hers who lives in New Orleans and was well acquainted. PROWBITED ee ce a: sete AR ee ee
13-00000 . rae oN ios, Page 3 with CSWALD. The son-in-law is a Cuodan, agen guez who Lived at 212 Jefferson SAND Parish. That sounds Like an taccanrsee GH ye i SAN oN (AN A Papich: That's a county. &< awe (>: OTN: His telepnone niger SoVe erae Nx . and this Rodriguez ARNESTO runs a Spanish language school and is a aN ERO. according to Maria Rodriguez, her - conversations son-in-law has taped convexsieas-with OSWALD. ; aa Papich: That might be referring to - there is a taped conversation - it's been on the air and has been publicized. There was a woo did interview him on or about the time he was arrested. In fact the transcript of that interview appeared in a newspaper there the other day. O'd: Tois might be the same tapes and maybe there is some connection between — Rodriguez and the other guy who had them. But we will put this in a memorandum and send it over to you. | . . Papich: Okay. Tell everybody to keep their feet on the ground. The Ambassador ea down there just went nuts. This will all aS It would be premature to move so quickly on that angle. ‘ 8S AN ss O'N: It mignt have been all 2eQ anne would find other confirming stuff. 5 cua S Papich: We have still got rs os f and investigate it but that Anbassador ‘down there - I aw a \4 from everybody but the North Pole on it. Ie you let yourself go you will go NK © orbit. . nePeaDuctiON a ‘PRORIBITED = _ - aeeeeniguge ere amen eo names = ee apn geome wim een mae A emer oe cme om ae a ee
13-00000 Papich: O'N: O'N: nePRODUETION = SEK PROMBITED Last part of conversation between Mr. =e Mr. O'ieal 27 i Hov 63 at LO: i | 1 | j I REPRODUCTION sean PROMIBITED Sor ° ° Ps way find in our files here - I think I can fai. ee e up with the same anelysis - that ie \ is the eG oo or ¢ she tek e ay s“that he is in the 13th Department. Both you and + we See that KOSTYKOV is connected with the 13th Dept in KGB. ae , a On the basis of an analysis isn't it? I think so. Is that all you have - the basis of an analysis - or do you have anything more specific which would pinpoint him as being a ; member of that dept.? I thik that. all stems fron | FBI oRyer), Yes and Pete is familiar with s easton. A}l I can do is to call Pete. THE The boss has asked that onesee ay want to have that all right. I think we sent a thing ane i x on that - I believe there was a Bwo- « /; CSCI on that. RO ANS old me to it - I will check on ite ; . “oe ‘Ss I am not mee eRe NS Veneta. | | No, keep 16 xi are brief and very simple. ct ns nema amepeee GUU17 27
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13000000 C0 7 a - C Te Pe : So, : REPRODUCTION — PRORNBITTED ~~ EP osks LUISA if she has hesa the latest: stigoa na LUISA, ina joking tone says, ig KER". pig omiles end comments that is “Yes, of course, I enera Bi Btasoot ter very bad; that at first they(Ghouste st had been one of ths reactionary extremists who were egeinst integration and that, but it seems tiat they apprehended a type who is nothing more than the president of ons of the committees of the Fair Play for _— Cuba. LUISA: That, she knew this also. HF eat nothing has been confirmed yst, but it seezs...that the one who aid ity es ‘erasy, independently of the fact that this could have been sald abaxt SEBEDT. "given, ‘the international ¢ onditions and. the internal conditions of tne tte States teil LUISA: And externally, i Ly? ANS principally. HP: That's 2 QRS ay detpalttomtty..t seemed quite affected ponye and they can't go through a greatclignige, with a change of President or sonsthing of that sort; above all, that...LUISA: Interrupts and asks if it was a gringo that killed him end HP says yes, ‘but said that he had been in Russia, and that he wanted to beceme a Russian citizen, but Russia had not wanted to nationalize hime. . LUISA is surprised and says “Listen = they really mow things there:” HF: Yes: that he move Russian very well and besides this type had aone vith “Prael's forces. to the Sierra, or masked, to go, sonethtis Des that - who knw how it was. LUISA: _ Pretty serious. ‘Quite a wit. he: aska what else she has learned and LUISA Bays just about & that, that os < it a Little while ago and they Breeee the Revista Politica tea es" out, when somecne came and gave them the S) NN SS S ROWE S. that he vas surprised thought hs was joking. LUISA? That she had been. looking at the magazine, that the conrade had brought it to hers. .HP: That a!) tet f, — - coma a a So COPL NO. en
13-00000 “ N a Ak oo REPRODUCTION his friend commented that a Meio ihaa a wie his, that suddenly he had realized that the United. States had tellin Texas ro cnt of revenge icllled the President; that it was all a “ee they asa ae) reve ub until he told them to turn on the redio; that's what they @ Sad they leamed about it; thst the last he had “heard, a moment ago, was that that type is one ‘OstALD, that it ts believed that this is the one, ‘ut he has not confessed enything.. . LUISA: Bit they already Imow that he speaks Rvasian and belongs taghe Pro-Cuba Comittee: ‘that they already know that he wanted to natioontize, insel?, but he has not confessed. HF says she is right, adding ' thas” at could 28\that they tried to find scne J let's Ne we hing him to wait a minute, asks hin to go cn. EPs We one. of the segregationtsts ¢ or : | antogration who had killed. Kennedy, then there Waa, let's say, the possibility that - sort of elvil war would arise im the United States; that contradictions would Be garpenet, the critical eltuation the country is going through, then we aad coating here, that they. found a resolu- tion in this type, no? More itGenational? stay will find it or it was true, who CANN ymows; let's see what Koa “HIE aptbe ant asks vist will Iappen. HP: Who knows. LUISA: oS est. tops Saree and nov, that makes three (she laughs). HF: I think that ‘tt will be NS Sopte of the day at thst party of SILVIA's. — LUISA: They suspended it because they could not go. HP asks why, amd LUISA says "so that after they can say thet ve are chéerv! the death of KENNEDY, then we - poke with SYLVIA and she agreed to susjient.tt and leave it until next week, but it — will not coincide with the parte {Gh daughe)". BPs “Mant: has to be taken into = Ass : account. LUISA: That it (after the: ‘ourning and, ell of that nonsense. q .
- REPRODUCTION HP: Olmy; he asks where che fi going, to stay now, and LUISA comments that now she plans to move t ebio bs balise of the doctar (female). HP asks if they imow everything now, and. LOTSA Ses ves, bot doesn't lmow how the thing is, or if they will have to stay in the embassy, however believes that today it will not be ‘possible, because everyone bas gome to the sport ‘and the eabessy has RO CAR, however, possibly tomorrow morning instead oF going to the study circle, she wilh move. HF: Then he will call her teiarrots USA: fo try the embassy or at the house, since if they will not sty ab: ‘tna bata, ‘she will go home where she will be at about 16. HF accepts SS °
13-00000 002, 629 ® 689. REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED qs : we es 6 h. Entrada.-*NxCo oregunta por ROLANDO y NILDA informa ~- que estd abajo, pregunta si quiere que lo llame y NICO dice que si. Luego NILDA, eon NELA (empiezan a hablar en -~ el miimero 017). NILDAS: que ‘le disa a NICO -we parece que ROLANDO salidé un morients ‘a Ameatie, pero. que regresa en se guida. wate Gears uéas ae: dar el recado a NICO, dice que- cle 6 tenia los paquetes des... y que su-~ a SS y “ANS era’ para in piera que se 4 ee tievar GUILLERMO. | NILDA:que le-- Pres gunte si ya OAS envueltos. " NELA ast Loe hace y con- ‘testa que si. NILDA:yue estd bueno.- 029 .- Salida al 45- ~91-21.- 1652. - NICO solicita hablar con oo el Sr. CARMONA. Me Ae ‘inSorma que ya le tiene su. juego- enen - ‘los anillos. _ Luego Dn. FELIX Wa Hablai.en el mim.073) para indicarle - cee ee yue ya tiene freperadet Tae juntas, que anillos no tiene y- Se : . el numero errand Cease nota no encuentra que pieza es  - porque no viene Geet catdlogo. - NICO:yue mandard pregun tar alld para que ie digan que cosa es eso;que pasard a re~ coger las juntas; pregunta si hay posibilidad de conseguir~ el juego de anillos y FELIX dice que sf, que los puede con-_ seguir en Dr.Lucio 8 y les diga que va de su parte. § NICO toma nota y acepta.- 085.- ¥ntrada. 1638. ~ ~ Vigton.meewaanez pregunta a GUILLERMO - couse? wm cate am ate ata ne ake woe
13-00000 tw Recta FO AN nacional eaese SE REPRODUCTION ~ nta a LEISA si ya sabe la Ulti- ma noticia) rss oh eon “de burla, dice "si, claro, me en- , HF sonrie y conmenta que - eso ontd Saya que en principio pensarsen yue habia sido - uno de los oxivoniatas reaccionarios que estaban en contra— de la intezracién y eso, pero parece que aprehendieron aun tipo que es nada mds que el presidente de uno de los comités | del trato Limpio con Yuba. - LWISArque de eso también ya se enters. HP sue _peabyla mo confirman nada, pero pa- FECEsseoe que el que ia. “hays hecho, estaba loco, indepen--- dientemente "de auechnay ‘bien padfa desvidrsele eso a KENNEDY a "“digamos en las condiciones Internacionales y las condiciones ra oat internas d Re tados:Unides, PUCSeea0% LUISA: y externa més, prineipain se HF: por eso te digo en lo Inter- on ver bastante afectada y no pueden eed sufrir un gran cambio, con un cambio de Presidente 6 con una cosa de ese tine; sobre todo ques... LUISA lo interrum pe y pregunta si era gringo el que lo maté y HF indica que~ si, pero dijo que habia estado en Rusia, que queria naciona ligarse rugo, pero que Rusia no le habia querido dar la na- semana 99 LUTSA se eorprende y dicge"oye, -- arage 1 cofio } *, HF: que sf; ‘que ademds éste tipo habia ido con eN S@ la sierra, 6 querfa ir, ‘algo asi, -- ROG — que sabe rug: yu bkém Ces . las fuerzanae quien sabe como. sy. como estarfa la cosa. LUISA: que - grave. - HF: bastante;pregunta qué mds ha sabido por ahi- -y LUISA dice que casi precisamente eso, que hace rato se en teraron ¥ ya estdn...ee COHF 3 que esta muy mal esok% que - (Oo ee estaba comiendo ‘con unos, amigos y comentando La Revista Po- iitic, y_la cual ya sgt,’ ous ago uno Llegé y les diéd la -- SXs noticia; que é1 ne KerprondiXy oreys que los estaba vaci-- .lando. LUI S. LONG) vo mirando ia revista, pues: ee preeisament: REE ompafieroe.. +. .  MPique su --+ _. CORY NO.
13-0000 nen ¢ _ ne al LS ",C. rt On nov. eo) > Os eat e amigo comenté que to. isbfa, matado i. mexicano que de repente OS se habia dade, Gaenta “snes Estados Unidos nos habian qui- ‘on ; \ tado Texag yy: ‘Spor venganza matéd al Presidente; que todo fud- Oe 7 a broma, pakono: Ze ereian hasta que les dijo que prendieran-— el radio; que gat” lo hicieron y ahi se enteraron; que lo ~- ultimo ygue acaba de escuchar hace un momentito, es que ese- tipo es un tal OSVALD, que se ereé que éste sea, pero no ha econfesado nada... _ LUISA: pere que ya saben que habl, ruso y que pertenece al Comité pro-Cuba; que ya saben que —- el tipo queria nacionalizarse, pero ei tipo no ha confesado. HF le d4 la razdén, agreg. . A que podria ser que trataran de AS encontrar digamos vna-éoiuetén de ese tipo, POTQUE ooo eee LUISA desrués de gene ane ae espere un momentico, pide . - a ee ' Cy que le diga. sido 6 si Saeeie publica 6 que habfa sido uno '- iY iss de los PAN anietas é en contra de la integrecién los - que habfan.asesin oy a KENNEDY, entonces habia digamos, po- sibklidad de que surgiera una especie de lucha civil. 6 gue-_ rra civil en Bstados Unidos; digamos que se agudisaran mas— las contradicciones, la sitaacién critica por la que pasa ~ el pais, entonces estabamos cowentando aqui, que encontraran una resolucién de ese tipo 3 o?, ya mds internacional; 6 _ lo van a encontrar 6 tudcGtex 0, quien sabe; pues vamos a - ver que pasa. IATSAvsonnge y pregunaa qué pasard. os HF: guien sabe. | ae LUISA Biptrate, uno, dos, tres y Yayo ya son tres (secStey ape barbaros 1. HF: yo creo que ~ va a ser el Sige awe ahora en la fiesta esa de SILVIA. LUISA: sque la cuerdeibron poryue ellos no podfan ir. - eo - ; _ EP pregunta por gué y LUISA dice "para que desruds digan _. | _queestamos celebrando la muerte de IKDNNEDY, entonces hablancs _ con SILVIA y éata aceptd suspenderla y dejarla para la sema ma que viene, pero que no cosgee con el entierro (se rie)*, HF: que hay que tener en eugnta, @40. LUISA: que sera = eo des; udés del duelo, del fate y iodas\esas porquerias. | _ soe me wee + epee ee sateen at Sey eam a core | NO. . ———
13:00000 : Ng ertehau tesa ed 3 - a q > « e e ( oo ‘que ahord piensa _edarde gst) noche; para la casa de la doc- aN NY “4 tora. H Peewintes ahd ya saben todo y LUISA indica que si, pe Be “sabe "6 esté la cosa é si. se tendrdn que- SN qguedar en 1 mon sin embargo creé que hoy no serdf ~-- posible, porque ya todo mundo fué > para el aeroruerto y no -. tiene coche en la embajada, sin embargo posiblemente mafiana en la mafiana en vez de ir al circulo de estudios, se mudard. HF:que entonces le hablard mafiana. LUISA: yue la procure en la embajada 6 en la casa, ya. que si no se quedan en la--— emba jada, se ird para su eso donde | estard como alas =~ Sel oe at 10. 173. ‘Entrada 184Q Greviinta por URBIETA y LISA des- . ONE SS XN ane no eatd, indica que le pasé Su. recada x URDIETA le di jo SO) Fecordaba cual era 3u asunto yY no -~ sabia su teléfono. DURAN: que ne tiene su teldéfono, pues unicamente tiene su direccién. . LUISA pregunta cudl es- su asunto y DURAN dice que es sobre el Mineral de RUTILO -- de parte del Ing.NONROY. LUISA: que llame mafiana, - DURAN acepta.- 184.- - — | 184. | Entrada.- HF pRoguata po: %) CONCEPCION y LUISA informa -- que anda por 01 doxquuerdasY HF:que le hablard nds a Wes e tarde. LU DStie eat bueno.~ 188,~- ORS 188, Entradas sin ntestaciédn.=- 202,— ee OUT « howe 0 at COPY NO. _- a
13-00000 10. ll. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. i7. ~ REPRODUCTION coe «CEP HOUDUICTOON Transcript of telephone call to Soviet Embassy ase Ep £ Transcript 4 NL Soviet Embassy (15-69-87)/;-on ober 1963. s)ferephone call to = at 1037 hours on Translation of telephone call from Soviet Consulate to Cuban Consulate at 1626 hours on 27 September 1963. Transcript Soviet Consulate (1 27 September 1963. Transcript! (in Spanish) of above telephone call. Translation of telephone call from Cuban Con- sulate to Soviet Consulate at 1605 hours on 27 September 1963. - Transcript (in Spanish) of above telephone call. Summary of telephone call made by Silvia DURAN to Soviet Consulate at 1151 hours on 28 Septem- ber 1963. Transcript (in Spanish and English) of above telephone call. Telephone call made by Lee OSWALD to Soviet Consulate on 1 October 1963. MEXI-6344 (IN 38854), 1 October 1963. DIR-72527, 1 October 1963. MEXI-6453, 8 October 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 5-1A] (from Mexico City File) DIR-74830, 10 October 1963 [FOIA No. 7-2] MEXI-7055, 25 November 1963 [duplicate of FOIA No. 89-33] (from Mexico City File) Cover sheet included WAVE Perea eee of FOIA No. ; BET BT included (from Mexicoa MEXI- 7067, [duplicate of FOIA ‘No. 24- 54] mi Sheet included (from Mexico City File) SECRET PROHIBITED
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13-90000 Poulet rome 1304 . _ . “| DG: M4.C, CHOADEN | Ts CLASSIFIED MESSAGE = DATE: 26 NOVEMBER1963. . L : ' : CHRONO (DUMMY) CLASSIFICATION GPIDEAL P _ nN emeneo ilherto_A ARADO 2 “| | pererred | | priority? om : _ ; OFER A eae = INITIALS : - | ROUTINE DLATEY. aN ma, | oO D) Nee ne RES | b ¢ ra) DOMEDIATR GG . NERS AEDIATE DIR CITE MEXI > _& OY Y RYBAT LO) , Q LEE. 1. AT THIS MOMENT STATION OF PFICER AND LOCAL SECURITY OFFICER (wHOM HE CONTACTED) ARE INTERVIEWING NICARAGUAN WHO CLAIMS THAT ON 18 SEPTEMBER HE SAW LEE OSWALD RECEIVE SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN MEETING INSIDE CUBAN 2. REQUEST MANA A AND DI DIR ADVISE MEXI OPIM ANY TRACES GILBERTO ALVARADO, BORN 31 JAN 1940 CIUDAD RAMA, GELAYA, NIGARAGUA, CLAIMS HE AWAITING FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTATION _, PRIOR RECEIVING SABOTAGE TRAINING CUBA, SAYS JUAN LORILLO, ROLAN ALVARADO AND CARLOS FONSECA AMADOR ARE MEMBERS HIS - || (COMMUNIST ?) ORGANIZATION NICARAGUA, a remy END FO MSG Late . Wt . ‘COORDINATING OFFICERS M.C.C. a SECRET _ | -M.C.C, for W.C.C. AUTHENTICATING OFFICER . CLASSIFICATION . RELEASING OFFICER - _ OUTGOING Pensa : J oe esse
7 NO RECORD CABACAe HOWEVER, aMoT=2 ADVISED CABACA IS PROBABLY JOSE FORM $303 85-37 CLASSIFIED MES AGE | \ GATE: 25 NOV 63. ‘ DEFERRED OPERATION IMMEDIATE ROUTINE WAVE S149 _ NUMBER x v7 ODFOAM ADVISED WAVE THAT PHONE CALL FROM ONE JOSE SAN ANTONIO ABACA IN MEXICO CITY €PHONE 186334) To DRe. EMILI 1UN /PORTUONDO ’ _DRe NDO » “MEX DIR MIAMI, WAS MONITORED 24 NOVEMBER S30. . CONVERSATION WAS IN SPANISH AND GIST OF IT ISs PLAN. OF CASTRO. CARRIED. FORWARD , BOBBY IS NEXT. SOON THE ATOMIC BOMBS WILL RAIN ANDY THEY WILL NoT KNOW FROM WHERE> 2e - WAVE TRACES NUNEZ REVEALS: HE ‘SUBJECT 201-312304. . ANTONIO/ SABARGAKISAINZ, DPOB CIRCA 1918 PROVINCE LAS VILLAS, CUBA. CURRENTLY RESIDES MEXICO CITY, PO BOX 3000 AND HAS.SAME PHONE NOs PARA 1 ABOVE. HE IS NOW OCCUPIED WITH OBTAINING MEXICAN VISAS FOR PERSONS DESIRING LEAVE CUBA» HE IS PRONOUNCED BATISTIANO AND RIGHTIST WITH TIES TO BATISTA GROUPS IN U.S. AND HEADS THE _ALIANZA PARA EL PROGRESS DE AMERICA. - 3e LOCAL ODFOAM BEING INFORMED. RE PARA 2 INFO. - ON oF 573 25423352 oe - a SE C BsiHteabion | = : . . INCOMING ad . | ee Oo pace oF 23. aot Somers 3
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13290000, ss IGee Me, BUSTOS:jrm 8 \ [Se * UNIT: f WH/3 Mexico INDEX” lay Et. 5940 0) NO INGE Ne i fe? 10 Ost 1963 OFFICE RENO SO StF 70+ MRXICO CITY SPO pany | PODcras 22 Baz ; nom | DIRECTOR | 7 perenntB: EEN R | ROUTINE ’ CITE DIR: us i : He “pie "CALLED SOVENE i ocr PROBABLY ‘DENTIOAL . "LEE HENRY OSWALD (zor-2s9248), BORN 18 OCT 1939, NEW ORLEANS,  YOUISTANA, 2 FORMER ‘RADAR OPERATOR IN UNITED STATES MARINES — “WHO DEFECTED TO USSR IN OCT 1959. _ OSWALD. IS FIVE FEET THY / Tm OnE HUNDRED, SIxTy FIVE POUNDS, LIcEr BROWN WAVY HAR, sovisn CITIZENSHIP. INDICATING HE AD 4D APPLIEN FOR ON 13 —- aio ‘ a © IY mE COULD COMB TO Somes ‘AGREEMENT: CONCERNING THE DROPPING Vo aNY LEGAL PROCEEDINGS” AGAINST UE: a _ON 8 JULY ON HIS On : TRE US EMB uoscom EN an ) LETTER FROM OSWALD _ wh . ; =: HE DESIRED YOR HIS: DS ‘opr aS WISHED TO ‘RETURN To usa - Sy ition oP - 4 SoFTTOAA  omegeal z INITIATIVE HE APPEARED AT THE ENB WITH “HIS: “WIFE TO SEES rene) > Wie vE e209 HIS RETURN TO STATES, - SUBS STATED THAT. HE ACTUALLY BaD 1 EVER - _ APPLIED FOR SOVIET CITIZENSHIP “AND THAT HIS APPLICATION aT (0 ok _ COORBINATING OFFICERS GROUP 4 (CONTINUED) Excluded from sutemaite downgrading and ener, » 7: " ae : dectassification | . ary pe A PRODUCTION By OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. ©. Copy Nov | : JS oaPt | RELEASING OFFICER CLtE EZ : ° _O- 02.166 PACE + oF 23
. CLASSIFIER MESSAGE 12-62 _ o INDEX ‘ : ROUTING canes ae NO INK ep one eo = EE) ee 3 “Oe eS XS ns of . . - Pe, . See settee 001 , - 222 K FROM: DIRECTOR © Numba? QO Bs For sterile-covis \egothis documents — oe eG bo wet . “aS WEN ape A pete us _ JeGHDINA LEAT b prvocncwanhs if a A E at 28 hi “eB He rio § 8 Ht aot : — WORKED. AS METAL WORKER IN ‘RESEARCH SHOP.. -, OSWALD ms "MARRIED ON 30 APRIL 1961 TO MARINA NIKOLAEYNA PUSAKOVA A ; "DENTAL TECHNICIAN BORN 17 JULY 1943 USSR. NO HDQS TRACES, = 1 HE ATTEMPTED ARRANGE FOR WIFE-TO JOIN HIM IN MOSCOW SO SHE oo COULD APPEAR AT EME FOR. VISA INTERVIEW, [HIS AMERICAN PPE ; | . WAS RETURNED To. HIM. Us EAB: Moscow STATED TWENTY MONTES "| OF REALITIES OF LIFE Bp SOVIET UNION HAD CLEARLY HAD MATURING coare “xpscr’0 ON OSWALD. Ce ye a rae awe "save OpACID HAD DETERMINED OSWALD 18 STILL US CITIZEN AND ss BOTH HE AND HIS SOVIET WIFE. HAVE EXIT PRAMITS. AND DEPT STATE) HAD GIVEN APPROVAL FOR | THEIR TRAVEL | WITH THEIR INFANT CHILD oe - co COORDINATING OFFICERS ROUP 2 mt Excluded from sutomatic - AUTHENTICATING GFFICER égwagrading and ‘Blassificetion ~ REPRODUCT lor. ay! OTHER THAN THE ISSUING. OFEICE PROHIBITED. 7 tt Gapy No.” . - # : Se nS Se” Sey Oren Neer ee ee nr. Sacro er <r an +e o . ot . - oe ee © GOCLE 58 aeaGONET atte o>
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13-88000. OO Be et BC rennet wh, outs 2 0 — em Mates ot be. GL ES ve s . « Nae ~ ~ ° “ Ann NE SS . - - ~ ww ft WEXICO CITY Juivay: Bea EAIBEAS ON Sy J Feoe. De ELI R ey ONS I | Ws ERS an Ae : a Ww ew” ome eh 8 @ > a. ite, ifvet, at 7, OF, Ye ~ ef Ex NO WAVE CARA , 72527 PREAUMEN OMMENT: ®RE CUBAN EXILE GULIC LANES 32.5% Sf VENEZUELA PAA SPS ATAINST CASTRO. FEL Ew iCl MF AIDING LAtICe : 1. BASIC LOS POSITION: is. TO RENDER ASSISTANCE ANY WavOis ile GESUP CARRTIAG FIs aa ta casTRo.. “JURE FALLS IN TIIS CATEGONY wat cls _INTRRESTED In EFEECTHIG PROCUREMENT AS LLL AS RECEIVING RTALLS e TZNZOF. WHILE OBVIOUSLY BO % ROT WISH GAVE U-2 INVOLVED IN ANY OVi2T “BRILS ACTIVITY, THERE NO OCJECTION L-2 REWIRING PURELY COVER ASSISTANCE EROVIDED DOES NOT JEOPARUIZE BIS OFS UTILITY. ALCO LAREER CONTACT && MALATALAED AND USS KEPT AGVISED. | 2. JULIO LAWISR EDVIA AS ONS C7 CRIGHIAL MEISSES ELOC PRO-UNIDA CUsAMA El BLILIO (GRICO) FOMID FB ic IGITIALLY HELD Poot TICN AS OOCRETARY FOR PROFHISIGQE. —— er 0233, TECH LITANIL-4), % OFHER TRACTS. « | 3. ANCLO aA7 sm esoeeieccat (Im. 62 262) cr ECL DAVE ‘BAD PRALINGS IN TE Gasr act se & JOINTLT ATT GD pIscusd 1638 WIT DIAS CTPICTALS GH See ae. IT FCOBIZIS TRONS FINS SUAT 8OTd- deve eumantehbmeuvupeans esmartin mange beumvaate tne * a: autbtnilinnts itd: ol baal‘ celet nie 6: bin!aabinciertie Sonia bu Lata! pin ata thd Senha eae. dibs Ab aA, Aint! dean nds Bane eballbanid abt L Lt aS Soldia S°: bestiand't coc aad . . . a ae . : é . es ‘ LANITR AUD JUPAICOERT APRIOMEES AR ATLATD. oO 4 : eco 4. o eta beet. A Las, ‘s/o . an A. MAT Ws Phen ta ) a Syenad of BS wre . a of a. wa. 243 ay. ™ ‘ ; ‘ rv" 2 SUV aFYAe. se 83 } y i Aas RISD IDL DT SY STR TRAM Ta SUING DTSR IB RISNITI Esoy Yo, REPRODUCTION — PROKIBITE Pace Mu OF a3
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seoneT 7 | | | else crioet ? f 128. . i  OBYs ‘OBR s 1356 pO, co a 2 uso. (previously transcribed) In at x48 (7) Mo / the seme person who phoned e day or so ago and spoke in. bécken Russian/ speaks to OBYEDKOV. oe . Hello, this_ LEE (QSHEAED (phon) speaking. I was st your place test | s atninaay ‘and, spake te a consul, and they ssid shat ow re oe anything new? But I don't remember the nama ef that ctnsul. . KOSTIKOV. He is dark footie or > skin?/. Yes. My neme is OSWALD. Just a minute Ih find out. They say that they haventt . received enytiing yet. . Have they done anything? Yes, they say thet a request has been sent out, but nothing has been received as yet. © . | And what. ..? /0BY hangs up/. e ovtously transcribed) Lewasve Epute rely /5-b0- 5 | Ocigtes [107 © 234-H§-TI3BR Oa sae — - oo ae ce en ae ee A a eet ee = EO: came ates MEDD Ho teememtret gsts coe Ote = en . es . ° . . L200 LS a oo om are §
13-09000-._. ON _ _——_ SE ( SECRET | 208— * oo AI que espera: = “Gomentor eres ad oo bienvoy = syEWTA DURAN y ' weoia th JGLES con agile persona Aldra—- y comerite 28 SET, 863 en aspafiol que le pudleron telefono al APARICIO yt apunta, que, : es O21 14-12-99 m= 23 t SILVIA le dice, sobre el ci\dadadane - 13 § 0 sh norteanericans y qu 6$va2 hablar.=W< 232m 235= Tip habla. RUSO- HD le habla en GLES.-— ‘SIGUEN Los DOS EY n sLES, ~~ 2h se w- i151 hrs.= [> © Deal | 208. | /Please see the Senta Saree ete welting . ; speeks in English to: someone in the bickground: He said wait ao sorts | «sDe you spose Russisn? Yes. why don’t you talc: to: him? s a ° Ir don't: ‘know.2(7t0 akes the phone and says in broken Russien | ‘I wes in your ‘Embassy end spoke to your consul. Just a minut MT tekes the phone and esksa MO in English what dces he want? MO: /in Russisn/ Please speak Russian. MIs Wast else do you want? | | . MO: — Tr was just now at your Enbessy end they took my address * MI: | I know thet. ; MO: /spesks terrible, hsrdly recognizable Russisn/ J did not . know it then. I went to the 'Cudsn Embsssy to ask them for ONT: NN OMS anmee Sy EES sore ee: yO. u oo my address, because. they have it.. MIs way don't. you come again and leave your address with, us, Lt. not fer from the Cuben Embassy. — oo 7 met a = MO: Well, I'll be there right away. a as _ be eae Loe Stent “SNe 7 SRT Hse to ge ee eee _ AACE IY OF 28 L hae Se senate eens AN sntetaee anne ms ee so ee eee te eee ee a ete ee eter
on te enn - eo eee : na : cane ce FeO em me ene ee ann ae eee aM ae stm ee HERES " epyenteTiON a . sere. — Silvia DURAN cagete USSR’ Embassy and talks to an unidentified Soviet. She sys that.in ‘the OO embass there is a North | American who was at HosaSe Embassy. The Soviet says wait a minute. Silvia DURAN ‘speaks English with someone - and comments in Spanish that they gave APARICIO telephone 14-12-99 and to take the number down - Silvia DURAN then says the American citizen is going to talk with you, i.e., the Soviet. The American first speaks Russian and the Soviet speaks English. They continue in English. The American talks. broken Russian and says I was in your Embassy and spoke to your Consul. Just a minute. A Soviet takes the phone and asks the:American in English what does he want? The American says please. ‘Speak Russian. The Russian says what else do you want? The American says I was just now at your Embassy and they took my address. The Soviet says I know that. The American, in hardly recognizable Russian, says I did not know it then. I went to the Cuban Embassy to ask them for my address, because they have it. The Soviet says why don't you come again and eave your | address with us, it is not far from the Cuban Embassy. The Ameri- can says I'll be there right away. a -HSCA | GOCLFES
a «REPRODUCTION ve 304— . ; ratpadas im S SGjemanie 4 de cuba, fie fue esta ait’: ge 1" " Q, um ‘etudadade Americar que fue a soticita:d una iba pars Cub “ } ° en Trénsite porque “va nfra la URES y entonces’ quiere| scber eon Lp eny i len habia hablado norm e. ella. lo mandé cen elles: cay la -Smbaja da rusa diciendole que et ellos 1c hacian o aceptaban la visa 27 SET, 1963 que entonces elios lus etbanos tambien se la daban sin mas — tranites nidsurcns aAvisande 2 Det, seaciém en Cuba, y quiore sabor 15 5) 0 Bb) . 29m cquden nod. POL Wa, et. piece G40 1G sche tanpees con’ GBD woe pergola yy quo ie dijeron fio ei que no tonia nroblema.. BD le y) pide espere un mo: BONE. ‘oh loee SEF es SILVIA DURAN del prec crete Es SSSA EPID METRO TOTO Censulade da Cuba v ax: s1i a le mismo a oteo 1D, Este ia dice que le deja su telefone rv 3h son abra para que despucs le Llasen. SILVIA sa lo proporeiona aus mae 20 af telafonoe 11-28-47... T que aprovochh cone cosa personal de aqua ella se caubie de domicilics y no ha podido (a&visur para que! iy ervien el boletin. y quo ahora se ln pucde daz. ID le pide quijitamo a KOUKTLARENKO para que le . €e ov cambio, 7 pide le de el sem de la Consojero so Agrozado Cultual., SILVIA dice que se llama TORDSA PROBNZA y ie Henan] az L-13-26- 1D que cracias.— 435— ae Po ooanNns GOCLF EG. le J \ Sie O “, go \ ~
re mE we 27 septiembre 63.- L34-MS.-T126-— 0900-2114 hrs.- SS IID le pide espere cane 38h 392-0, D que no esta que Llame come a las cinco de la tarde.-~ 39 mw (60S 4a» i nannies) Entrada. ~ ig del Consulado de Cuba, dice gue esta allt oo te oan mee am . ae + mene + ME. Oem as © 5 Satara. =o. sacemteenet = we 2 @ er ae: of commmmeemttione | } .s i 'promane o : : . ee un ciudadado Anericano gue fue ‘a ‘soldcitar una sa para Cub< cn TEGGGitG ponds Ta papi as WSS y entonces quiere saber con. quien habia hablado pode. élla io, mandé con ellos-de la Emba Jja- da rusa diciendole Res sk eltes le hacian © aceptaban la visa o que entonces ellextes) cubanos’ tambien se la daban sin mas ~ tramites nadanag®ayisando, a Bmigraciéa en Cuba, y quiere saber © con quien hakd é orga: et ‘aice| que no sabe tampoco con que = : persona y @ oS jexon que. si: que no tenia problema. HD 1e- pide espere um mon Santo. LOlman H1Q——- MP es SILVIA. DURAN del. ._ Consulado de Cuba y explica lo mismo a otro HD. _ Este le dice _ gue le aeje.su telefono y su nombre para que despues le, Llamex. SILVIA sa lo proporeiona asi como el telefono 11~28-47.— ¥.que | aprovechh como Gosa. personal de que ella se cambio de. domicilio y no ha ‘podido avisax para que le envien el boletin ¥ que ahora se la puede dar. DD le pide que lane a OURTARENICG para gue. Le. de su cambie, y ‘pide le de GE. ‘wombre de la Consejox Consejero o Agregade | Culdual., SILVIA dice ave. 86° Llama TERESA PROENZA y le llaman UP ah Ule23-26, 1D quo exgtias:—~ Ra5— hos eke to a Salida sin ao - Mage Ty, gh Be . oo reeate i 06 Goteestns fugfas b50—n “4yae Strada. e whrs.~. CARLOS ‘RANA pide’ ‘hablar con SHUSIN.” | ARANA le ta y a, ‘aice que. 1 dijeron. que iba a estar &, las_ 8 cinco de la ta ° TD que nods NOs 3: Neo esata, que llame = mafiana coro de 10 a moffana o a las 12. ARANA pregunta cual es el nombre er, Est sete? y le dice que espere un’ wer que no “Bae en la Embajada. ARANA dice CUCpe 67 “SUULTS Y¥ dice = ‘aug ya ha. repatide: eh -— SIGUE CON SU BLA XI ~ REPROD HER para IS- Qe seuuerz, auesto de la joyoria Bellas Artes — ey esquina a Lo vem MD que es posible que s6 law — Pp ROMIBTED HAE Ners - weamameman sg ” eee ee we re eee oe cree Seen es mee eee tee 3 ie wo teens meter . eygP reste MUR em a me Nene man wa RS me Fe ee ne cates
13-0090. -. a Co . . e g@ las q ° . . ( . Oo ecco sto. REPRODUCTIOH a? sept 3 o- 395- (go I ry. OV. — From the Cuban Consul:ste- Says thet thera is an G amgrican hare who has recquzsted.a transit visa for Cuoa because he is goint to the USSR. OV, @Xants te bnoy with vhom he (american) spoke at the Soviet imbaszy- tse nigre she (us) had sent him over to- » them thinking that if they oviets aprroved the visa then ths Cubans 4 would give him one sithout -onyma: ma procecsing - only advising the . } Zam gration of Cuba .7EW = “wants¢ “ba now with whom he (american) ° tea Spoke sines he hi arf doen't ke" either and he was told tht trere ‘wera no problenss\) TG — asks thet OV. wait a minute. 404— 410 OV 4s SILVIA BORN ef the: ‘Coban Consulate and explains the same to , . , : ; _ the other TKO Bhs one, te3%s har to leave her name and number so . +, ° @s he can caliSRer,<SNWIA gives it to him alotig with the tel, nun. ed iy. ‘11-28-47,. Silvia Sdv8"as a personal thing that she has moved and : ‘that she has not advised about her changezof” address and will not :receivs the Bulletin and sha can advise them now. IV. asks that she . a ; ‘all KOUXHARENKO in order to change the address, and then asks for 2 | .the name of the Cultural Attache. SILVIA Says it is TERSSA PROENZA a i whose number i's W-13-26. . Iv. thanks: her.-= 135— . - ¥ 4 \. an ¥ . r .* ° s we
1300000 en mar Pa rie Oar . 8 y 295~ t Salida alk = ; : ° A . tha iden alli es aadttecne.s srt que ot qe alli partly, oa te > Lieuvey 27 SET, 1963 ‘Seen 19 6199 saat respecte 2 st “proklaka, pero. eso rune 232 WNES enatro o cinco \nndes pore sin - doa Cub2 y ha dicho aue ellos los Subanos no} vuoden: aexlo ei vinade sin ek visado ruse ~ ahora HD no sabe jue hacer con elsQporme doben de esperar la contes=- treifn da Vashin-ton. anuien, porque al sro- bieaa de Gl, es que ot : ; a3 asi es muy atic pine: ia visa, porque ek pensaba. tramitar su visu mucho ux esperads : any ya ds aiid irsea.. la. URSS. ID ¢ Vashington. ya a’ re wn ak, orit ta el visedo os URSS porn reoresar a la ‘patria, elia va 2 secibir su visado on . “cenoge z madie on Cuba y entonces at permiso de la Vashin;ton pero teniends j25¢ visade ella pocrian cominicarla | #2 cualquier inzar ase pigmiso Nor ejonplo aqui o. en “cualquier etra narte la puede vocfoir, nero shorite no ins tienen. SILVIA “us Glere y Gite trun: ‘oCG ee Le puede dar una carta. porque no - SMe si su visa sesh az rave 7) cua cellos solo deran el visa- co wo sentry ics Sndieacion 20 Ee: SERV 4 qer entonces ese pendrd en su plandlla. Hp que ti qmde@es Le ou Oe ~ 3 socdie dar ningun anrta da -~ recomendacién porquy .e le “apace y que’ "perdons: Por “ya TIE . a US AM. . . we a oe Cuidado y que prchas, Ag1AS > ne B)le< .. nalestia. sILvy | pin PROWIGITED ee ee ae na retest nH
13-00000 oe) i IV ~ inside voice. ; OV ~ outside ‘voice. , . 288— - number of the Juban Consul. Russian. Out to 11 has! been there. .. to the one tes iwants to go ft - \ Out to 1-13-26 .~ (1625 hrs s)- (Cuban Smbassy) IV. ~ asks’ th It's —11-28-47.-~ 294— Ww. - : says yes, he is here now. ptisad prs)- IV asks SILVIA if the American IV.— According % showed from the Consulate in Xashington he a Ao SE for a long time with his eg REPRODUCTION 6 & wife who is receives the answer from sasrincton con- ae onsiderins the processing it will take 4& cS at permission of the USSR they have to request... ete tha ean't be riven here without asking Washington. is man, he belons to an organization in favor cf nid that the Cubans can't rive nim a visa without the I don't know what to do cith him. I have to wait for om “ashineton. SILVIA — Se have to wait also because his |: problem is that be knows no one in Cuba and it's dificult to obtein a | | ivisa in these conditions. He expected to process the visa. He know it would take long to process the Russian visa amd would wait for it in . 'Cuba and leave from there .for the USSR. IV. ~ The thing is thet if his lwife is-tiow in ‘dashington she will recsive the visa for returing to :Ruseia. '- be approved. ' lame know him. | [. i i i tr i i | | & i , s : eee eta te Lae . . soa owe we a 90 wnme ee -_ aan o a HD sy we, - — es a TT dimmnemalael et memes a ERE | reexi-toevtitteviteepteveetonar aide bias 3 > . ae eee emo SP ad D fs ej 0] = @ sew ies eo eeeame © Teme <n eNO Eel: IE SENECA SETTTED  + * 5 : . i] eo eo seers ae * “somes oe ; ret ae queens 8 he wee _ REPRO — PRORIBITED. 4 i wee wees s oom On emma 6s pete cele ee de IE GE SEDES GG DmECHT See TORT eo ee cna She will receive the visa in “ashington ane having ' she can sent it to any place ‘or example here or any other place but : ‘right now she dogsn't have -it. ‘him a letter of recommendation because xe doz IV. — ‘*e will only give the vi | Gntructions) STIDVIA. - Then that is wha -~ We can't give him a letter of rec 44 Please pardon the bot ; }thank you very much .—— the visa SILVIA = Naturally, and we can't eive w if his visa will ‘ording ta indications. t in my plans. | w Lge ther becuass we TRS No 'tother and .
4 4 27” 2%? EXIBAJADA RUSA.- 15-60-55.- fi a | 27 septiermre 63.- ; U “FAN ae L34-1i8.-T12S— | : 0900-2114 hrs.- Entrada.-, 03 es iS pregunta pa: el. Cénsul. ID que no ° S SNOyY est4. HF que neces ta can visas para ir a.0desa. HD que llame a las once y medi. HF que nasta que noras. HD le cuelga. -- 78-— 79a Entrada.~ 1038 hrs.- CARHGEN por ODRUBOV. con’ HD en Ruso.s—. : aan Bhp ome . 85= - Entrada.- 1 preamp ea. por de sefiorita YLENA ANDRECOLA Me t le dice que. “RO. - eo la maestra-— cite porte, és muy “argente. | que si no va a dag Gee clases. "ED que wel ra.== << 905 que no me .e esta y 1& cuelga.-= 92-— a: a _ Entrady.- 1126 hrs.- GOMEZ ROMERO del Institute Mexicano . localizar a la. profesora ELENA Ruso dice que\le interesa muc ANDRESCO. 3 TD que no esta, que iiega alas docesn= Q]m= : 98— ae mntrada.— 2 93 hrs i ie ae la Bmbajada de Yureslavia pide Le ka #f 3% jador. HD que espere me niomento. LO2—— dos PA nfeines sobre la invitacién para el. Enba jadox ore ad “As \ ee ara el almerzo ofxrecido por, o2 MARTSCAL TITO A ~~ we 7 de octubre aS 130- Do - sono, bosrnao.~— 136-~ 437-00 —  ssigda al 45-37- 72.- 235 ‘bra (Coreritar Amorica) on oe OO ALATRISPE ® dice a SAN ROMA gt que netesitan saber en que fecha va a ‘Alegar a Odesa el barco. ay a SLOMAN Le nide espase un ndinadto. Lj. 153-~. SAVROHAN que : oocLs7t Wat ee estan) ‘en la Embajada Rusa. yy. ungeanente van ae OL donico 20 de octubre de 98:00 a 20} ; / | neras. ALMTRIST AR slog’ e058 res del consulado necesitan una éopia fotontatsG@Nge Lo Boletos del pasaje en el KALONIA y REPRODUCE TGR -= ve Ro N ienpo, que entonces aver si Les hac: . favor co mandascelos pees SANROMAN que si, que solo le pres. PROMIBITER: * boletos unos 15 minutos para que nanden sacar las . | a UU __ SEGHET-~ eet SC Ro we cremate oe
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