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104-10005-40148] : io Sep ct "FINANCIAL AID FOR FOREIGNERS IN THE USSR", -3@peee=res: See XAAZ- Q2AtOS for ehrousle teal Votin - This item was prepared in response to a Commission request for a vackup memo to use as a footnoted source in its report. The oral request was made by Mr. Slawson on 2, August 196, anc the item fore warded on 10 September, 196). For further information on this item, see: Lee. H. Wigren Ld Decment Nenbor PANS = BE for FOIA Review on JUN 1976... | ATT, | CS copy 7 2QO-2TI2Z4F
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13-00000 ~ i. Biimek ie the capital ac well ac the economic and cultural center of the Belorussian Soviet GacieHist Republic, ons of the fifteen areas comprising the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. 3 is aitunted at $934 N., 27°33 E., approximately 490 miles ecuthwest ef Mescee. Re population, ae ef 1959, was 569,666. The Svisloch River, a nen-navigable tributery of the Boreciua, runs through the center of the city. &. Almoet completely destroyed during Werld War Tl, Minek hae been largely reboilt ond today it is considered by the Soviets as ene of thelg “show elties.* 3. Missk is an important Soviet industrial center; ite chief predscte fuclude tractore, tracks and ather heavy automotive equipment, machine tecls and precicion insteuments, radies, phonograph? andl tele= wislen eete, leather geods, cotton and linen geods and Iumber and wood products. 4. Minck has severed large institations of higher learning to- eluding the Lenin Stete Univereity ef the BSGR, with come 7,600 students, a medical fustitute and a pelytechnuical inetitete. I sleo hae a wide variety of technical schoole. As the seat of the Academy of Sciences of the BESR with ite numerous affiliated selentifie lngtliutes, Minsk io alse an lmepertent ceater of scientific research, 8. The city ie in the midet of 2 gencrally Met marchy area 656 feet above sea level. The surrounding aren is mostly weodlands inter- epersed with marsh lands. He a average Jasuary tomperatore te 2305 «5 the average July temperature is 65.6 Precipitation averages 24 iaches annually with the greatest amount during the months of July and August. Seow cover laste aa average of 111 dayae annually wlth the highest accumulation averaging 14 inches. Document Number Badd “IO for FOIA Review on JUL 876. Oe ee HoT Co a rtleSerare Gt by Lat cot * fire “On SE T}r60 ~ QA2QII2ER
104-10005-1015 YAAZ- 2243) o ITEM PREPARED FOR THE WARREN COMMISSION BY SR/CI/RESEARCH evtitle rae "KGB HANDLING OF FOREIGNERS IN THE USSR®. ; Lo, chrenslegical listing, On 2h Aug 196), C/SR/CI/R reviewed the Commission draft on the portion of its report r-lating to foreign conspiricy. Several state«~ ments therein were provided with fobtnote numbers, but no footnotes. Mr. Slawson asked orally that we provide appropriate footnotes. The attached item provides in essay form the material needed to supply ie oenoees This item was sent to the Commission on 10 September For further information on this item see; lee H. Wigren Document Number Set 3 - 38 ok. for FOIA Review on JUN 1976 65 cory 201299245
13-00000 foe | — CUR HISTORICAL EE PROGRA MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin General Counsel | oa President's Commoiesion on the | ot Assassination of President Kennedy SUBJECT ; KGB Handling of Foreigners ia the USSR | a : 1. In response to an oral request from a member of your staff, | lam forwarding the following information en KGB handling of foreigners a in the USSR. One of the major responeibilities of the KGB is that of | controlling and gathering information on foreign nationals within the | borders of the USSR. To carry out this responsibility it makes extensive | use of agents and informants drawn from among Soviet citizens with whom | farcigners come in contact. For example, many if not all of the guides a provided foreigners by Inturist, the official tourist agency of the USSR, are KGB agente or informants, Hotel and. restaurant personnel are also | often used in this capacity by the KGB. Only certain restaurants and hotels in the major cities of the USSK are normally open te foreign visitors, A high percentage of the employees ia these selected hotels and restaurants are KGB agents or informants. , | & Foreign satlonale whe request Soviet citizenship or permanent | residence in the USSR are, of course, a special category of foreigners. “| The KGB examines all such cases with great care to determine motivation = | and possible usefulnesa te the USSR. “Once a foreigner bas been granted citizenship or permission to reside in. the. USSR he is subject to aur- | velllance and control through auch measures ae | perkodie. interviews with neighbors and “Qa3 3 i Thomas H, Karamessines | CS COPY,.02, ests ting, Deputy LDiRe 95 ' for Plans < po, Distribution: Orig. & 2 -.Addressee yrmpor Paeral TAF 3 a | 2-DDP; 1- CHR Mess ion SEY CT Rhea C/SR/CY/R: L.H. Wigrenjel 3 Sept. 1964 i f P, fede wipe ide . Sel ay Meher
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13-00000 . Correspondence and memoranda relating to "KGB Handling of Foreigners in the USSR." PPRONED FOR RELEASE 1992 CHA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAR ATT. | te. XAAZ-22431 68 GOPY | |
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13-00000 ‘ o¢ of 92.2, BMCRANISIM OCR: Mer. J. Lee Rankin General Geunsel Pyegident*'s Commission on the Assaesination of President Kewmnedy ai- 22 a ae “ usebio. ALOUE 2 Former Cuban Goneul, 7 earn CAMISSI ON SUBJECT: a ute la reply to your verbal requeet, I forward informatica 6% ZLuseble A LGUE, and views on bis dealings with Lee Harvey ae 3° Ww @ wartnise that the references in CSW ALD‘'s 9 November pint Or , 2 SoA, -had- eines: boon weplacded must yefor to Coban’ Comaul Eusebig AZOUZ, who lef Mexice for Cube on permanent transfer on 16 November 1965, four days before the aecansinetian. . .<OUS bed been in Mexico for 18 gears and it wag known as early as Septereber 1965 that . CHIL was te ba veplaced.> His replacement did arrive in September. 4..QUE wae echeduled to leave in Ceteber bat did mot leave antli 18 November. w@ do net know who might have told Of °7 ALD that A SQUE ov any other Cuban had been or waa te be replaced, but we epeculate that Silvia Duran er some Seviet official might have mentioned ig if Cle ALD complained about 4.2.00 L's sltarcation —CROFILMED ® AUG 30 eo | Steno) Distt te OC: mice SoS muOE 266 TTS cote is Hotes args x4 7 341-368 ips Si, |, Dept Director for Plans Document Number tS ‘tiPy 2Ol- - 2 PILE F for FOIA Review aa JUL 1976 7 anette
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fO1000540173] wifes + € Agsintéa “MESSAGE poe = ee YS) SECRET , re , — YO _« DIRECTOR | | Oo ria | : — f ae | « . ‘ . } : — ¥ OCI, D/Ocl, EX/OIR, DOP, C/ci,\c/cx/si, c/w k, WR | F | i: se ¢ RE T 2712492 oe _ Py DIR CITE 5179 6 oo | 1 179 (CARGOULD ACTING) w 6147 : * . gi te PARA 1 REF COVERED WITH BELFRAGE AT FORWIN 26 AUGUST. CHIEF _ paSWING STATES BELFRAGE RESPONDED WITH UNDERSTANDING, aND SYYPATHY, “AND INDICATED HE YOULD NOTIFY APPROPRIATE PEOPLE TO UNDERTAKE | INVESTIGATION PROMPTLY. _ / os, 2. WEEW ABOVE WILL CONTINUE rigs TIPSTAFFS FRON OUR SIDE. “IF NO ACTION FORTHCOMING CHIEF PBSWING WILL REOPEN WITH FORMIN ARLY SEPTEMBER. | Document Number COX - 27 2 E CUET . for FOIA Review on Jus 76 - C/S COMMENT: Chief PBSWING (2). will take up question of Ridderstrale 7 jave atigation with the Foreign OR POW Be Atygent The fatto. ty . patho nga ay cs GOR . i ! arena | NSIT 2& wine © 2 Sue Nga RAP an es we a CO ea eet Ee: roe ea jit
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13-00000 CxAAZ- 22602. ar cep ws, Bo GN bait _ MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. J. Lee Rankin me General Counsel President's Commilssioa on ihe Assassination of President Kenneg “MICROFILMED AUG 2 9 1965 DOS. MICRG, SER. | fa ° informtion Concern ting Jac aka Jack RUTENS TEIN ana ASS ocintes aS a ee et +. o . Wavvew Comudesion rE EEE EEE SUBJECT: vise, 2. Reference is made to your memorandum of 19 May 1964, requesting that this Agency furnish any Information In ite ies’ relative to Jack RUBY, his activities and his associates. '@ ‘This mernorancum will confirm our earlier ¢ statement to the Commission to the effect that an examination cf Central Intelit- gence Agency flles has produced no information on Jack RUBY or ‘his activitles, <the Central } Celligence Agency has no indication that RUBY and Lee Harvefd WALD ever knew each other, were associated, or might have been connected In any maz 1g Fe» CAN-DVTAET 3. The records of this Agency were reviewed for Information about the relatives, friends and aseoclates of RUBY named in your summary of his background. Our records do not refQcet any Iinforma- tion pertaining to these persons. . Document Number B43* 3 Ol “ot gh igre 8 ee OQ 2 . é Thomes U. Karamessines - for FOIA Review on JUL 1876 a Acting Deputy Director for Plo. Distribytion: Orig. &l- Addressee a  2-DDP ° rate booty on EES ED 2 CICUREA i 201-74 2962
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13-00000 ‘ toe * oof XAAAZ-22AV?7C November 1964 MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Rocca, Chief, CI/R&A ec . ‘ SUBJECT : Lee Harvey Oswald - Review f coutre versial olata oun 201-269, 245 cdi sy tcleut Cubans scheelualeal +, be . wblisheel b Wavven commission. On 3 November 1964, I took! Sam Halpern, Cort Trettin, and Nester Sanchez of the Cuban desk (WH/SA) to the Warren Commission. Our mission was to examine some FBI reports, called to our attention by Dr. Goldberg, containing references to persons in Cuba. The reports were unclassified and destined shortly for public release with most of the other Oswald case exhibits. According to Dr. Goldberg, some of the remarks made about the Cubans reflected disloyalty on their part toward the Castro regime and probably would hurt them when the evidence became public. We examined about two dozen folders containing FBI reports. Most of the information was . developed by the FBI in the Miami area when interviewing Cuban refugees relative to the Oswald case. x recommended that all controversal data be deleted. During the inspection, they recognized the names of several individuals now in Cuba who undoubt- edly would suffer as a result of the unsolicited publicity. Dr. Goldberg said that he would delete all of the offensive items and thanked us for our cooperation. He said that he also had invited the FBI to look over the material and was expecting a similar review by that agency. In any event, Dr. Goldberg said he would exercise his own official prerogative and abide by our wishes. “The WH representatives concurred with Dr. Goldberg's view and | \ 24-94 pn SN JUL 1976 ‘Document Number for FOIA Review on  Dol- 2YIAGE OS copy ROE SF SECRET be sneer cree me price ae
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13-00000 ..-* 4 n 4 Sep 6F¢ G+9795 ; 9 September 1964 { MEMORANDUM FOR : Chief, DD/ P/ CI Staff ATTENTION : ali , . SUBJECT : Handwriting Identification (21,947-X) - (SP t Conc lacles thet Oswelol Si we “* Visa Lee lon. REFERENCE Verbal Requett, | a Sept 64 1. In response to reference request the signature "Lee H, Oswald" on a reduced size photograph of a Cuban Visa Application was compared with numerous writings of Oswald in Xerox copy of Vol, 3 of Exhibits in "Investigation of Assassination of President John F, Kennedy, November 22, 1963'' to determine if the questioned signature on the Cuban Visa Application was written by Oswald. 2. It is our conclusion that Lee H. Oswald is the author of the signature in that name on the Cuban document. 3. All of the exhibits furnished by Mr. Thomas R. Hall are » Thomas TSD/GARB/QDS Distribution: Orig & 1 « Addressee Ss {bo -35 7 Document Numbet ccsercsummean for FOIA Review od yyy 1976 eS COPY rT, SECRET | “tdi 2ol “2IIZET declasalti
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