(404-10096-10077 As you can see, haste often makes for much waste! ! After No. 16, things begin to get a bit confused as you can clearly see. I have no way of knowing what is what. Therefore, I have made two versions -- both of them are probably incorrect -- but I had no other choice. Anyway, after Paragraph 16, everything seems to be a mess. hj Also note the spelling of Alvarado is two different ways -- I just picked one and did it the same way twice. I don't know which is correct.
was omitted from the transcript, and the CIA claimed it did not know of most of Oswald's activities in Mexico City until after the assassination. 16. COMMENT: “CIA claimed it did not know of most of OSWALD's activities in Mexico City until after the assassination." This is true; however, it should be pointed out that after the dissemination on 10 October of the 1] October 1963 contact no re- quests were received from the recipients of the report for further information or follow-up investigation. Under the Delimitations Agreement, OSWALD, as a former Marine, was a Navy and FBI case and potentially of interest to the Department of State. In interviews with The Post, Belin, who docu- mented the CIA plots against Castro in his capacity as executive director of the Rockefeller commission, revealed the CIA also did not tell the Warren Com- mission of a report from an alleged witness to a meeting in Mexico City between Oswald and Cuban intelligence agents. 17. COMMENT: Is BELIN referring to Gilberto ALVARADO Urgate? If so, information regarding OSWALD provided by ALVARADO was passed to the Warren Commission as attachments to a memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 1 June 1964, from Richard HELMS, Deputy Director for Plans. (See also Memorandum for J. Lee RANKIN, dated 4 June 1964, from Richard HELMS; subject: Information Developed on the Activity of Lee Harvey OSWALD in Mexico City. This memorandum became Commission Exhibit No. 3152 contained in Volume XXVI of Warren Commission report.) Belin called on the CIA to make full disclosure of its knowledge of Oswald and his contacts with the Cubans and Russians.
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