13-00000 ws ¢ field in tesponse to Head-" \ requirements? [given below ‘und DIR 84608; “22 Novenber- £963 wet Response: ‘On. 23 November the London Station stated that, Head, Vquarters* alert had been passed. to the. British (_— i The (_ told our. London Station it was alerting. Tits fie 7 sta SC ioNss—TEOND=60 a t6 ret personnel | on _TDY. kod. Hes dai uarters con ponents Headquarters \ ascot, and field. units. ‘to: ‘Yeact” innédilately Resnonse: Mex O Station en are able _on 23 Novem- - _. ber containing the texts of seven telephone calls believed to be relative to. OSWALD. ‘(Later it was determined that two of the - telephone calls believed to have been made by OSWALD had been _ made by some other unidentified person.) [MEXI-7023 (IN: 67108) , MEXI-7025 (IN 67188), and MEXI 7033 (IN 67232).] ne he three cables cited above may be considered “as — a response to this cable. “DIR 84920, d ovenber 563 - live OSWALD*S~tt a Oo Mexi cov City was Silvia DURAN, = Mexican-enployee— TO-Wwas Seteined_on 23 Novenber_and_ques=— 5 eS one a i eRsi¢6 . 7 ae
13-00000 (Or. ‘amendments. to MEX “7086. Gn addition | to ‘information “obtained ~ a from Silvia. DURAN ‘contained in her: file, see also the review of. “selected items tn the’ Lee Harvey 0 a D ile regarding aTregations” aren ae “DIR. 84926, a5 ‘Novenber_ 1965 — ae 7 2 aia “Response: “Wexico City “Station cabled alt Station eld infor- “ation regarding T ivia DURAN-ini MEXT=706 har OT j | DIR 84938, 25 November 1963 % i a “DIR 8 ; _traceswere to: follow. ROME-1233 (IN 68802 FIN
13-00000 or files. {OTTA 1275 (IN 69005) ] fic Index" showed that OSWALD had arrived in Southampton on . 9 October 1959; he left the following day by air ‘for Helsinki. [LOND 6097 (IN 69100) ] ~ apprehension concerning !ossible United States- reaction.—---- . [OTTA-1277 (IN 69233 Co, oon ( er — no traces on OSWALD. [BRUS 8739 (IN 69852) ] traces on - OSWALD. (ROME 1258 (IN 70111) J and [| traces were negative. [PARI 1770 (IN 74234)] French press was giving sensational covéeragé to the possibility~~ c. ‘On 27 November, Ottawa reported no traces in Station, | 2 DE 4-6 d. On 27 Novenber, | forwarded a negative. repo: ot. [3469 (IN 69011) ] e. On 27 November, London Station reported that the "Tra £. On 27 November, Ottawa Station sent a second cable “con taining information on the initial reaction of the Cuban anbassa-" dor CRUZ and his staff to the report of the assassination. After further information was received (by the Cubans) that OSWALD “had: ‘connections with the Fair Play for Cuba Committee, there was ‘somé: g. On 27 November ,[]Station cabled a response. ‘that. ther, were no traces on OSWALD in Station or files. 4490 (IN 69290)] | h. On 28 NOvember, the Madrid Station replied that there _ > , a ase was no information in Station lJ (MADR 9789 (IN... 69328)] | i. dn 29 November, the''Brussels Station stated there ‘tere je On 29 November, the Rome Station reported 1 no ‘k. On 5 December, the Paris Station reported that" Station’ 1. On 10 December, the Paris Station reported that the: ": that the assassination was "a many-angled plot". © [PARI~1853--(IN“ 77148) ] | Lage | >: BER 85817, 29 November 1963 ! DIR 5973, 29 Novenber 1963
13-00000 ° ane DIR. 86077, 2 December. 1963 | . ne ae On. b. December the. Bonn Base forwarded ‘inforiation regar- ing Marina OSWALD" s entry into Germany at “Heinstedt on 3 Tune 1962: ‘She lett cermany the same ‘day at Bent eim. Marina is WALD was tras b. On 6. December, the Munich Base cabled a negative reply. [por- 8316 (IN 75065)] a | | aoe On A December, The. Hague ‘Station cabled ‘information that M(arina) OSWALD entered the Netherlands. on 3 June 1962- at the: O1d- _jenzal border point. [HAGU- 5110 ene 73378) ]_ a oo qr: On yDeeeaber the Stutgar Base Fep ied that” g sase rd noc — ory information— etatt to-Osis BD avetc— STUT ~~ SECTION re In addition tq specific. action taken by the Agency as given. above, Headqua cers compore cS, Headquarters personnel on TDY,—and Go . D . f ® » = ked for _a photograph of OSWALD in order to compare it with dvail- able photographs in the Station which might be of the assassin. The -Istation indicated that it was forwarding as. soon” as possible copies lof a a photograph | of the only visitor. to the Soviet. Embassy on 28 Isic | 1}. October who could [might] by. identical | with OSWALD. LMEXT- 7014 - (IN, 66781)]- OT oo re _ A subsequent cable sent the same day from Mexico City. indica- ited that the Station’ had photographs of. the. same unidentified Ameri> “lean (Geferred, to. in “the above: cable) who is: ‘possibly. OSWALD veneer [eke ‘Coban Embassy _ on as October. “[MEXI- 7019 (IN c6848)) On" Zz Novenber the “Agency! ‘Ss. Station. n Miami Feported
‘that “OSWALD Of -the Fair Play 1 for Cuba Committee had participated in a debate. in “August 1963, on the New Orleans radio ‘$tation, “WDSU. . | OSWALD was a former Marine who had gone to Moscow in 1959 where’ -he renounced his American citizenship. [WAVE-8049 (IN 66782)] 0 the Assistant Deputy Director, Plans, in whic e latter's atten J Yo Om are hh) *. < o cS MA a roe & 2 a “RY ‘e ° : According to current information available: to. SR CI _KOSTIKOV Was a [nown: KGB officer and Considred to be a: member’ of the. KGB's Thir- - gabotag assassination) - - teenth Department/of the First Chief Directorate. ‘According to the FBI liaison officer, the FBI had reason to believe that OSWALD's visit was to get Soviet support for a United States passport or visa matter. Chief, SR/CI closed by saying that he had reported OSWALD's —} Sonnections 3 with a known member oF the Thirteenth Department to ent to the - BI liaison officer ate 1030 ‘HOUrs on 23 November 1963.— lonorandun-for-ADDP;-23-Novenber-1965—(Ette-nor-SK-25550)}}——— rc e . a2 Ct. On NoOvempe ne Nex) ewe : 4 On Forwarded to Head- quarters the names of. three pefsons who. had flown from Mexico to. the United States, during the first: ‘twelve days: of November, -who might have. been. identical with Lee Harvey OSWALD. _{MExd- 7020 CIN 66891)] e. On 24 November,. the. Mexico City Station ‘reported to Head- quarters that the United States Consulate in Nuevo Laredo had infor- ‘mation that .OSWALD had entered Mexico at Nuevo Laredo on 26 Septem-. ber traveling on Mexican Tourist Card no. 24085 and had left Mexico by auto [sic] on 3 October 1963 at Nuevo Laredo. (MEXT- 7040 (IN 87261) Ly November , th e q ief, SR CT, Forwarded a neworandam "tt ) to the Assistan “Depaur y DiFee tor, F ans, in wW ich hé quoted a cable
13-00000 ae over the next’ year. The chief of ¢ SR continued - by suggesting ‘that : lif AELADLE' 5. (Anatoliy ‘Mikhaylovich GOLITSYN) ‘views “on | (Harold) - [WILSON ‘and the information ‘noted in paragraph le below have any” substance (and they. cannot be ignored) , this suggests “that we can “lexpect major Soviet pressures over the next several wonths, For © witi I the”Sovtets have mide carefurytor-rangepreparatYonss———— Br, 3 awe Ci cp a & et “wa t a. staterients as heard _ in London, attributed the. assassina- - _tion to ‘right -wing elements". Only as | the: true iden ‘tity of the believed assassin became known: did “Moscow begin to complain that United States reactionnaries | ‘were using OSWALD. as a. pawn. " } Paragraph 1b: ould not the assignment 0 T3t Department officers o- =-K6B-Residency in the United Nations—in New York—— Parag SBD pn . . 06.274. _ 2 “discovered. from| ‘during our “long and_ exceptionaliy valuable discussions, that one. of Harold WILSON's principal scientific advisers . is Captain lan MAXWELL , who has a long Soviet intelli- uf | me ‘gence background... This may ‘shed Aew: light on. AELADLE' ; teport, i.e., that. Harold WILSON may be a Soviet agent." Chief, SR/CI, pointed out that the SR Chief's comments come without benefit of traces passed earlier to the. ADDP sowing that — - OSWALD had contact wih @ 15th Department representative in” Wexico- ity. Chief, SR/ > ended by indicating | tI at anot er recent ¥ ar ToT |Fived- cable SUggeSTS_that OSWALD'S business with fe “Soviet const om the-locat-FBI-representative. “The Tatter
13-00000 ad . ‘recefveda a ‘request ‘from his Headquarters | to ascertain ‘the. vera- ity, including sources, of a ‘statement made by DRE leader, Jose | LANUSA Gobel, to the effect that Fidel CASTRO had threatened lives £ Unite States ‘lea ers in the event of Un ite d States aggression “EeSINST CUBES LLANUSATattributedthe-above threats to Pidet CHSTRO- | . te On 25 Novenber 1963, the Mexico city, Station also called _ eadquarters' attention to. an AP Story. datelined. Havana, 7 September "11963. At a reception held at. the Brazilian Embassy, CASTRO is . quoted as haveing said: We are prepared to fight. them and answer lin kind. United States leaders shouldthink . [sic ~ consider ?]-that if they are aiding terrorist» plans to eleminate the Cuban leaders, they themselves will not be safe.” [MEXI-7055” IN 67620)] ~ =